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 «nb 
 
 eiliem Jlnljanje ' 
 
 ent^attcnt): Sine Ocfd^id^te bcr cngltfi^ett ©prad^e, @r!Iarung bcr Slu^fprac^c mit baju ge:^6rfgen 
 
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DICTIONARY 
 
 OF THE 
 
 ENGLISH km GERMAN LANGUAGES, 
 
 WTTH 
 
 A SYNOPSIS 
 
 OF 
 
 ENGUSH WORDS DIFFERENTLY PRONOUNCED BY DIFFERENT ORTHOEPISTS, 
 
 BY CHR. FR. ORIEB, 
 
 TO WHICH IS ADDED, 
 
 A SUPPLEMENT, 
 
 CCNTAINIKQ 
 
 A HISTORY OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE; EXPLANATION OF THE PRONUNCIATION, WITH 
 
 TABLES; READING EXERCISES WITH DIFFERENT PRONUNCIATIONS, A TABLE OF 
 
 THE IRREGULAR VERBS, AND A GLOSSARY OF THE AMERICANISMS NOT 
 
 CONTAINED IN THE WORK ITSELF, Ac, &e., Ao. 
 
 BY J. C. OEHLSCHLAGER, 
 
 Professor of Modem Languages; Author of seTeral Pronouncing Dictionaries, Readers, Ao. 
 FIBST AMEBICAN STEBEOTTPEI) EDITION 
 
 IN TWO VOLUMES. 
 
 VOL. I. 
 
 ENGLISH AND GEBHAN. 
 
 PHILADELPHIA: 
 
 JOHN WEIK, PUBLISHER AND IMPORTER. 
 
 1 8 5 T, 
 
Entered, according to Act of Congress, in the year 1856, by 
 
 JOHN WEIK, 
 
 in the Clerk's Office of the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. 
 
 . Add to liihV 
 GIFI 
 
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 195-7 
 
 PREFACE 
 
 TO 
 
 THE AMERICAN EDITION. 
 
 In placing before the American public Chk. 
 F. Grieb's German-English and English-German 
 Dictionary, it will scarcely be necessary to add a 
 word in its recommendation, as in an extraordi- 
 nary short space of time, it hag reached its fourth 
 edition, and is now recognized, as well in Eng- 
 land as in Germany, as the best work of its kind. 
 To test its copiousness, we need only compare it 
 with other Dictionaries ; thus in Walker " abar- 
 ticulation " is the 1th, in Grieb the 51st word, 
 " abed " is in Walker the 33d word, whilst it is 
 the 12l8t word in Grieb ; in G, Walker has about 
 4000 words, whilst Grieb counts upwards of 6000. 
 The latter also gives us the root and language 
 from which every word is derived, a great desi- 
 deratum for those who study the English language. 
 In the English pronunciation Grieb generally fol- 
 lows Walker, though all the best orthoepists have 
 been consulted ; the orthography is according to 
 Webster. 
 
 This Dictionary offers great facilities in its ty- 
 pographical arrangemements, and every one who 
 has used it, must confess that it saves him at least 
 half the time in looking out words. 
 
 To the original work I have added : 
 
 Zo tOc first TTofumc: 
 
 1. A review of the events which had an in- 
 fluence upon the English language from 
 the time of the conquest by the Romans 
 to the time of William I. 
 
 2. Further history of the English language 
 since William the Conqueror. 
 
 3. Specimens of the language at different 
 epochs. 
 
 4. Comparative pronunciation and explana- 
 tion of the signs used by Walker, 
 
 5. Complete explanation of the English pro- 
 nunciation. 
 
 1 a r r e i e 
 
 )ur 
 
 ^merifaniff^en ^uSgnbe. 
 
 ^nbem ic^ tent Stmcrifanifc^ett ^^uBtifum (Cl)r. 
 /r. ©ricb'9 1)eutfc^=SngIifc^eg unb @n9lt[d)=Deut* 
 fc^eSSJBortcrbuc^ iibergefcc, wirb cS faum nijt^ig fein,. 
 eitt 2Bort ju feiner Smjjfe^tung l^injuaufitgen, ta 
 baffelbe in einer crflaunlic^ furjen ^txt bie bicrtc 
 2luflagc erreic^t unb je^t, fot»o|)I in Dcutfci)Ianb tnic 
 in Snglanb, aU ba^ sorjiiglic^jlc 2Qerf feiner %xt 
 anerfannt ijl. Urn bic 9teic^l)altigfeit beffelben ju er=» 
 proben, fcrauc^t man ti nur mit anbcrn 2Gortcrl6it= 
 c^en 3U »ergleic^en, fo ifl in SCalfer bag SBort 
 abarticulation bag 7te SBort, im ®rie6 ijl ti bag 
 51fle, abed ijt in SDalfer bag 33flc tra^renb eg im 
 ®rieb bag 121fte ijl ; in C ^at 2BaIfer ungefa^r 4000, 
 wa^renb ©rieb itber 6000 SBorter ja^It. Se^terer 
 gtebt auc^ nod^ bie SOBurjet unb ®pra(i>e an, tcotion 
 iebeg 2Bort abjlammt, ein SSor^ug, ber beim ©tubi* 
 ren ber englifc^en ©prad^c sjon grower SCic^ttgfeit 
 ijl. IHe englifc^e Slugfprac^e ijl, nnter 3w3ift)ung 
 bet bejlen Ort^oe))ipen, ^auptfac^Iic^ nac^ SCalfer 
 bcarbeitet, bic Drti^ograp^ie nad^ 2Bebjler. 
 
 Sinen fc^r geo^en 2?ortt)eit bietet biefeg SBorter* 
 bud^ in feiner t9pograp^{f(^en Sinrid^tung bar, unb 
 ieber, ber eg gebraud^t ^ai, mu^ eingejle:^en, baf flc 
 i^m tpenigjleng bic ^alftc ber ^di beim S'iad^fc^Iai' 
 gen erfpart. 
 
 2)em Dr{ginaI=2Cerfc fiige id^ nod§ i^injuj 
 
 ^ttm erjlen |anbe: 
 
 1. Sine furjc Ueberjid^t ber Segeben'^eiten, bie 
 auf bie cnglifd^c ©prad^c feit ber Srobcrung 
 ©ropbrittanieng tton ben Stomern big jnr 
 3eit SCil^elmg I. (5influ§ auggeiibt ^aben. 
 
 2. 2Beiterc ©efd^ic^tc ber (Spra^c feit 2BiI|cIm 
 bem Srobcrer. 
 
 3. Seifpieic ber Sprad^e 3U tterf^iebenen Qtittn^ 
 
 4. 35ergleid^enbc Slugfprad^e unb firflarung ber 
 son SBalfer gebrauc^ten ^ti6^tn, 
 
 5. 5>oUjlanbigc Srflarung ber englif(^cn Slug- 
 fpra^e. 
 
 ivi845533 
 
?I 
 
 PEEPACE TO THE AMERICAN EDITION. 
 
 6. Tables of the hard and the soft conso- 
 nants. 
 Y. General table of vowel sounds. 
 
 8. Exercises in reading with a double inter- 
 linear explanation of the pronunciation, one 
 according to Walker, the other with Ger- 
 man letters, according to my own system. 
 
 9. Table of irreglar verbs. 
 
 10. Supplement of Americanisms with the pro- 
 nunciation and a German explanation. 
 
 So tOe seconb Uofume. 
 
 1. A complete explanation of the German 
 pronunciation. 
 
 2. Exercises in reading with an interlinear 
 explanation of the pronunciation. 
 
 Convinced that these additions will increase 
 the usefulness of the work, I hope that the public 
 will receive them with the same kindness and in- 
 dulgence with which it has received my former 
 labors. 
 
 6, ZahtUtn t»et weid^en uxCo '^axkn Sonfo* 
 nanten. 
 
 7, Stttgemeittc ^oUUZaUUt. 
 
 8, Sefeitfcung mit t)0))))elter 3ttterI{nears=S3cfc^re{* 
 l&ung ter ^u^^pxa^i, t>ic eine nacEy 2BatIer, 
 t)tc attberc ntit beutfc^en fdud^^abtn, nac^ 
 nteinem etgenen ©^jleme, 
 
 9, ZabtUt t>er unregeltnapigeit B^iti^Jorter. 
 
 10» Sln^ng »ott Slmerifani^men mit tier 2lug«= 
 ^pxa^t unt> Srllarung auf i>etttfd^, 
 
 <Bttttt }m\Uti '§m'^t: 
 
 !♦ SSotTfommene Srltarung ber bcutfc^cn Slug* 
 
 2, Sefeitfeuttg mit Snterlinear = SrWarung tcr 
 5ltt3fpra(^c* 
 
 Uc'terjcugt, bap biefe Sttfa^e ^"^2 S^it^tic^fcit 
 fci? SCerfeS »erme^ren werben, l^offc ic^, baf bag 
 5)u'6Hfttm bicfc mit bemfelkn 2Bo:^Itt»oIIen wnb bcr« 
 fell&ett Sfiac^ft^t aufnel^men Jcirb, iDomtt c^ meine 
 frii^eren 2lrkiten oufgenommen ^aU 
 
 J. C. 0. 
 
D0rrelie jiir rurop&ifdirn ^nspbe. 
 
 3ntem tolr ben erflen I^eit unfcrfl, bent sergleid^enben (Stubium ber engltfc^ett urtb beutf^en 
 ©prac^e gewibmeten 2Berfeg ^Icmit bent 5>ubUtum ubergeben, l^abcit wir ubtx ^lan unb 2tudfu^= 
 rung golgenbe^ 3U bcmerfen, 
 
 S3ei alien SBorjiigcn, bic einige neuerc Iej:iIograp]^tfcf)e SBerfc fo toortl^eif^aft »or anbern ausjeid^* 
 nen, trifft |!e boc^ fajl fammt unb fonbers ber SBorwurf, ba§ fie auf bie ^apofen nnb tuid^tigcn Snt= 
 becfungen im (Debictc ber neuern ^unfl unb S3i|Jenf(!^aft unb bie ^ieraug entfprtngcnben neucn 
 gefcUfc^aftlic^cn 35er^altnif]'e unb SBcburfniffe gat feine obcr trenige SHiicffld^t ne'^men, beim Sefcn 
 bet »iffenf(^aftUc^en SBcrfe, 3"tf^riftcn "♦ f- »• <i^et entmebet ganj unbrauc^Bat ftnb, obcr bc^ 
 ben £efct ^auftg im <£tid^ lajfen. ®o flnb 3. S. in !etnem HsJ je^t erfd^ienenen SBorterbuci^e bie 
 SBer^altnijye 9lorbamerlf a'iJ unb ber cngtifd^en ^olonien auc^ nur tl^eilmeife Beriicfftc^* 
 tigt ttorben, obgleid^ biefe, befonberd fiir Deutfd|Ianb, taglic^ ivt^tiger twerben; fo gibt fein 2Bot« 
 tcrbu^ bie auf ^anbel, !Dampfmafd^incn, Sifenba^ncn jc. bcjiiglic^en tec^nifd^cn Slui3» 
 briidfe, obgleid^ englif^c, »ic beutfc^e 2Berfc unb 3"^f<^riftctt »on benfelben toimmetn, unb einc 
 S3cfanntf(^aft mit benfelben fiir ben JReifenben, ben ^aufmann, ben BeHungfllefet k. 
 immer not^wenbiger Juirb. Daplbe gilt son ben, ben S^iaturttJiffeufd^aften, bet S'iautit, 
 g^ebijin, d^iturgie, Slnatomie, 9lec^t«»iffenf(6aft, ^:^iIofop:^ic, SJJet^anif, fo 
 n?ie »on ben, bent unermef lichen ©ebiete bet neuern 3nbujlric angel)6rigcn, ftefent* 
 lic^flen 3lu^brit(fen unb SBortern. 
 
 Vix ttorliegenbe cngltfc^^beutfc^c S3anb lonnte ba^er, neben eincr fafl unglaublid^en Slnjal)! 
 neuer SBebcutungen, mit me^r aU 20,000 nii^Iid^en SBilrtern, bic man in ben bia jie^t etfd^iej* 
 nenen SBorterbiic^ern »ergebene fud^en toiirbe, bereic^ert tcerben. 
 
 SDa^renb roir ung aber einet mit bet 2lu0be^nung unfet« 2Serfc« ijet^^altni^mapigen SBoUfian* 
 bigfeit beflrebten, fonnte c3 uni nid^t entge^en, wie fc^wer, tuie unmogli^ e^ oft bem in ben ®eifi 
 ber engli[d)en unb beutfc^en Siteratur unb SCiffenfd^aft tocniger Singewei^ten unb ^^auptfdc^Ud^ 
 bem 2lnfdnger bei ben i^m gebotcnen ^iilf^mitteln ifl, fld^ in bem 8ab9rint^e bet nic^t flreng au»5- 
 gefc^iebcnen, fcltcn »on paffenben, einfac^en unb juglei^ flaffifc^en SSeifpielen begleitctcn 2Gortbe* 
 beutungen aurec^t ju finben. Diefem fo gropen Uebclflanbe fonnte man Ui timm SBcrfc . S)on fo 
 ma^igem Umfange, toit bem unfrigen, am Qmdm'd^iQ^tn unb gro^tent^eilg nur burd^ eine mog= 
 lic^fl ooflftdnbige, in« Sinjelne ge^enbc 3"glieberung jebcg SCorte^, fo toit burc^ eine met^obifc^c 
 Sntroidelung ber ®runbbcbeutung "mit Srfolg 3U begegnen .:^offen. Dt unb in wie fern t»ir bic=> 
 fen fo Joiinfc^engwert^en S^ed erreic^t, ob toir bie 'oitUn bamit oerfniipften ©d^roierigfcitcn immer 
 mit ®liicf iibertounben ^aben, mitpn »Dir ber gntfc^eibung ciner erleuc^tcten ^ritif an^eimfteflen, 
 glauben aber boc^ »crfl^ern ju lonncn, baf, fo weit fid^ bieiS bei cinem crflen SSerfud^c unb einer 
 fo oupcr|l mii^famen Slrbeit erwarten Idft, bie flrenge 2lu3fd^eibung ber 2Bortbebeutungen, bie bei* 
 gefugten Srlduterungen (in ^(ammern), unb bie baburc^ bejnjcdfte ^iarl^eit nid^t ttjenig baju bei* 
 tragen i»erben, bem Scfcr ba« oft fo »iele 3"t raubenbe SfJad^fd^Iagen 3U crlcid^tern unb i^n fo 
 Uiel ali moglic^ »or 9J?i§gri{fen ju bewa^ren. 
 
 S3el Seftimmung ber ben englifd^en SBortcrn beigefiigten bejifferten 2lu«fprad^e ffnb loir l^aupt- 
 fdc^Ud^ SCaller gcfolgt, o^ne jebod^ ncuere Drt^oepiftcn, trie ^amcfon unb 2Bebflcr babei 
 ganj unberiidtflc^tigt 3U laffen, oft liegen berfelben auc^ eigene gorfd^ungen ju ®runbe, — SKa^ bic 
 
 (VII) 
 
VIII f urrrte jur furapatfdjfti J'lusflabe. 
 
 bicfcm S3anbc angel^angtc ©^nopflg anBelangt, fo umfaft btefelk Me Shorter, tie eon ben Bejlett 
 unt) neueflen englifc^en Drt^oepiflen (©^^criban, SGalfer, 5)crr9, 3ottc3, ?5«tton unt> 
 .^nigl^t, 3amefott, SDcbjlcr) Derfc^ieben au^gef^jroc^en toerben unb bitrftc ba^er SJianc^em 
 eine toiUtommmt 3w9<i6e fein. 
 
 ©ie SBorworter (^ra^)of{tionen), wel(|c gcnjiffe Beiti^ortcr, Seiwortcr u. f. W. regieren, flnb, 
 bcr ^iir^e tpegcn, ntit i^rer UeBerfe^ung gcrtJo^nlicft in ^lammern gegeben worben ; anS bemfelben 
 ©runbe 'i^at man aud^ t>ei gufammcngefc^tctt Seittwortern oft baffcll6e SSerfa^ren fcefolgt unb nur 
 bag Betreffenbc ^thtnwoxt (2lb»erbtum) in ^Jarent^efe angemerft, o^nc bas 3eittt'ort felbfl ^u totes' 
 ber^oten. 
 
 Sluf bie 16ei (S:^affpeare sorfommenben ungcttjo^nlic^cn SBortcr, Slebcnsatten, 2Benbungen unb 
 Sebeutungen ifl ganj fcefonbere 9tu(ff{d)t genommen loorben, unb man fonnte un^ sietteid^t ben 
 SSorwurf ma6^tn, in biefer SSejtel^ung e^er ju »icl al3 ju toenig gcgcbcn gu l^a'^cn; bie tiefe S8e= 
 wunberung, bie joir fur biefen Jperog ber neuen bramatifd^en Stteratur f egcn, ntoge in biefcm gatic 
 uttij In feinen, aud^ in J)eutfd)knb immer jal^Ireic^er toerbenben S3cre|rcrn aU @ntf(^ulbigung 
 bienen. 
 
 3um ©(^lujfe fitgctt loir nod^ bie Srflarung Bci, baf in golgc beS unfcrer SlrBeit Big j[c^t 
 getoorbenen Seifatig, ben toir jieboc^ Bei SCettem mel^r fluf bag Stngej^reBte, aU auf bag fc^on toixh 
 lid^ ©eletjtete 3U Bejie'^en toijfen, wir eg alg unfere 5^flid)t anfcl^en, bie (Srf(^etnung beg gtveiten, 
 beutf(^*englifc^en SBanbeg fo fe:^r gu Befc^Ieunigen, alg bieg Bei einer gritnblid^en ScarBeitung 
 mogI{(^ ifl. Die oon ung getroffenen Slnjialten Bercc^tigen ung inbepn ju ber ^offnung, ba§ 
 berfelBe fpatejleng Big jur Dflermep 1857 Dottjlanbig in ben ^anbcn ber \)cre|rlic^en ©uBffrtBen* 
 ten fein Joirb* 
 
 (Stttttgatt/ ben l» ^utti iSSAr 
 
 Der TJeifafTcr. 
 
^tfldtung bet itt Mefem ^SSottethu^e t^ptfottttttett^en ^ei^en^ 
 
 — irigt M( Sitber^oIuRS te< ittrtffenben englifi^d! SDorte« an. 
 
 " idgt bit SEBieber^oIung itijKtnffmitn beutf^tn 3Dort(« on. 
 
 ^ (ba< ia tcr SBlat^ematil g{iriu(i(i4e} filci^, f« »icl alf. 
 
 • ittaUtt 
 
 t Kettig ottr ni<(t gcbrju^nt^ 
 
 Z rig«itl(i(, (n dgcstli^m Cinne. 
 
 t flaSrli^, <m (iUn^ra einnc. 
 
 S anatmeine fDorticfccntuBg, in aUgantiiiciu 
 
 ( tcrtranliite €((rd6att 
 
 ) trisialc €itrri(art 
 
 t in gnttn €innc. 
 
 I im na^t^eiligoi einnCi 
 
 t im vaAi^tU^tn @{nnt, droiric nnb 6potL 
 
 I [((eriiaftc 2D6rt(r, (aunige ZMibtndt, (smif^c nob (nrlttte e^rdbart. 
 
 S3oI|*fpra((c, im gemdntn Sibtn. 
 
 Q gtmdnc, niebrlge Vlaibvudt unb StebnUartok 
 
 5 er(abenc e^rdbait 
 
 9 b<i(ttrif4. 
 
 n eibelfpra^b 
 
 Of Jen bJeft 3ri*tn b« trfttn 3ffffr Boran, fo gdta fl» fflr allc Stbtuhingen bti betrdftnben ©orte«; fte^en fie na« dner 3i|ftr, f» 
 gfUen fft nor fitr bit ©ortbebtnhwg na* ba Slfftr. Ctt^tn jit «i*t unmittelbar na* ber 3lffer »sr rintm beutf*tn SDortt, fp btiie^tn fit 
 f!4 auf Itfttertl. 
 
 (IX) 
 
^dbeUe bet ett^tifd^en l^aiite, 
 
 auf wetcfje tie 3«^t^n bcr bcjiferten SOBortcr ficf) bejiel)cn» 
 
 rite, ffijt, tt)fe baa e in ftfH, S«ber. 
 
 fir, foot, ttiie iai a fn Slor, aSater, fRat?. 
 
 fill, fast, nie bai f^nabif^e a in fRati ob. ba« a itt bent S^etrric^if^en (alter. 
 
 tit, fatt, ettca wie bai a in ®atte, iattt 
 
 i M4, mi, ttie ba« f in mir, bir, (ier. 
 ^ mSt, ntett, mie bai e in fett, £ette. 
 
 ( Pine, feln, ttie bai ei in fein, lei«, eitet 
 
 ) fin, finn, ttie bai i in Jin, WlitttU • '2 
 
 ITi, no(, »ie bai o in !not(, oQ. 
 mftve, ntn», ttie baa u in SRuf, aJlttt?. 
 n&r, nor, ttie baa o in ^ort, 91 orb. 
 g6t, gott, ungefabr ttie baa o in gefottett. 
 oil, oVi, fafl ttie baa au in ®r£uel. 
 cl&&d, llaub, ettta ttie baa au in £$ an. 
 
 Tibe, tjuB, ttie baa iu in 9«bel, Sube. 
 tflb, tSb, ettto ttie baa o in ^Spfe. 
 fAll, fun, ttie baa u in 9{u(L 
 
 tMn, baa f^arfe ober f))i(e th, ttit in thank, think. 
 THis, baa tiefe ober ntatte tli, ttie in bem SIrtilel the. 
 
 G ttirb bart auagefpro($en ttie unfer beutfcbea g. @on ti abtx, ttie baa itanenif($e g bor i n. e, tteid^ auagefgro^en tterbeit, 
 fo ift ea bur(5 ein J bejei(^ne{, ttie ginger, Jlnjxir (bf^inbfi^ur). 
 
 S ttirb bort auagefpro^en ttie in sin, snn, ©Snbe, Sonne. ®ein tteic^er Zavt i^ bur$ x angebentet, ttie rose, raise, 
 roze, raze. 
 
 «h bat ben Sant ba franjbjlf^ett Jj j. 8. pleasure, pleihnre (plef^or)^ 
 
 (X) 
 
©cfldtung bet tvi^ti^^en mhUv^nn^en, 
 
 mldje in hie^em lDB6rterbud)e Dorfommcn. 
 
 art. Stbeutet Ethiopia 
 
 onfltlf. 
 
 • Saxon ob. Anglo-Saxon. 
 
 ar. Ob. atai. « 
 
 - Arabic. 
 
 arm. • 
 
 • Armorlc. 
 
 4alb. 
 
 • Chaldee. 
 
 Mrs. • 
 
 • Cornish. 
 
 bin. 
 
 • Danish. 
 
 b. ob. be«tf4 • 
 
 • Qerman. 
 
 cngL « 
 
 • English. 
 
 fr. 
 
 a French. 
 
 gatL • 
 
 . GaeliOL 
 
 flr. • 
 
 • Greek. 
 
 flcH. 
 
 • Oothie. 
 
 lltbT, 
 
 • Hebrcir. 
 
 (oO. 
 
 • Dutch ob. Belglo. 
 
 i4(. 
 
 • Icelandic. 
 
 ir. 
 
 « Irish, Hlbemo-Celtto. 
 
 it 
 
 • Italian. 
 
 (. eb. lat 
 
 • LaUn. 
 
 Otrf. 
 
 • Persic, Persian, 
 
 |>ort. . 
 
 • Portngnese. 
 
 ruff. 
 
 « Bossian. 
 
 fam. • 
 
 < Samaritan. 
 
 fon«f. 
 
 • Sanscrit. 
 
 fr. 
 
 « Spanish. 
 
 f*». 
 
 • Swedish. 
 
 for. 
 
 • Syrlae. 
 
 ». Ob. uatL • 
 
 . Welsh. 
 
 a4f- adjective . 8e<»ort. 
 
 adv. adverb Umflanbinort.^ 
 
 eonj. conjunction SBinbtnort. 
 
 conj. ob. autij. conJnnctiTe mode, sabJunetiTe . . AonjunlHv, (Subjunltib, gcinnbent Sform. 
 
 dim. dlminntlTe iBeTndnerunet>oor& 
 
 id. idem ebenbalfelbe. 
 
 indie, indicative mode dnbilatio, anjdgenbe Slrt 
 
 iTiterf. interjection (£mpf!nbung«n)ort, dttiftttniBort 
 
 part, participle . . .' SRittdtoort. 
 
 praet. preterit 3)rateritum, Bersangnte 3eit 
 
 pp. participle past Snittdnort ber oereangenm 3dt. 
 
 ppr. participle present ajlittelwort ber gfflcnttfirrtgtn 3rit. 
 
 praep. preposition ^ SDerb^ItniStoort, SBorttort. 
 
 pron. pronoun giirioort 
 
 «. substantive ^auptaott 
 
 (XI) 
 
XII €rklarun0 "bet njidjtiglHen J'lbhuraunflJti. 
 
 pi. plural Wlef)tiaJ)l. 
 
 sing, singular ffifnja^l. 
 
 «. o. verb active Janbelnbe* ob. tJSHgc* SrittBott. 
 
 «. n. verb neuter Seitwwt iif ajJittelflttttung, jujlantH^e* 3«{tttert. 
 
 v.pass. verb passive letbenbeS iJeitmott. 
 
 V. imp. verb impersonal jtnperfonli(^e« Seittfort. 
 
 V. refl. verb reflected jururffe^renbeS ob. jurudwlrfenbe* StitWort. 
 
 V. atix. auxiliary verb J^wIfiJcitlBort. 
 
 Frov. a proverb or proverbial form of speech . ©pri^Jloort ob. fprii^ttortlt^e Sflebeniart, 
 
 u unb. 
 
 ob ober. 
 
 b. ^ bai l^eigt. 
 
 f. {le^e, man fe^e, vide. 
 
 tc, etc. et caetera unb fo fprt. 
 
 uBer^. [ fiber^aupt. 
 
 «. f. »., »• f* f. unb To tseiter, unb fo fort. 
 
 verb , »erber^i. 
 
 jufammena jufammcnflcfcgt. 
 
 iufammengci tufammengciogett 
 
©i*fcl)td)tc ^<rr ^irulrfdjen 3|Jmc|)e, 
 
 von 
 
 Sdfar U^ auf 20 il^etm Hn (^xoUxtx, 
 
 4i tt 
 
 Jrofeffor t)cr ncuern ©j^rad^cn, 33erfaffer »ott . le^rcieu 2lui3fpra(^=2B6rtertu(i^ern, Sefefcuci^ertt k. 
 
 (XIII) 
 
©efd)id)te Iter fnglifdjen Siiradje, 
 
 i5on Sdfar bis auf SSil^elm ben SroBcren 
 
 J^ie ©efc^ic^te einer ©prac^e ijl cigenttid^ bic ©efc^td^te cinc3 55otf3. 3nt)em tt)tr bfe Slemcntc bet 
 eincn ju crfenncn fuc^cn, miiffen tvir un(5 mit ben ©djicffalen beg anbern befannt mad)en; ober umge* 
 fe^rt TOcnn t»ir bie ®ef(^i(^te einc« 2?oIfefi f^reiben woUen, gibt eg feine ft(i)erere 2lnbeutung feiner 
 I^aten, alg bie S5eranberung ber ©prac^e; unb fo fitter njie ber 3nbtaner bie ©pur beg SBilbeg unb 
 beg geinbeg im ®anbe unb feibfl nod^ im (5)rafc mit unfe^tenber <£id}cr^cit ttcrfolgt, ebcnfo icittcrt ber 
 @ef(^ic^tf(^reiber in ber ©prac^c eineg SSoIfeg feine (Sroberungcn unb feine 9tieberfagen, feine gort* 
 fc^ritte unb feine Stiidfatle in ber Gultur, feine Srt)ol)ung unb feine SlufliJfung, Sin 33oIf ift erfl 
 tobt, wenn feine ®prad)e fclbfl tton ber Srbe »erfc^munben ifl. 
 
 2t(g Gafar in SSritanicn einbrang, tjatte er n)ol)I feinegtwegg bie 3feff/ biefeg f anb ju unterjcdbcn ; 
 cr ^ielt eg roa^rfdieinlic^ fiir ju n?eit entfernt ©on 9lom, urn eine ivirHii^c ^^rotjina SRomg 3U tverben, 
 glaubte eg auc^ vicUeic^t nic^t ber 9)?ii()e n?ert^, SIrmeen iiber bag ftiirmifd)e SSlav gu fd)iffen, urn ganj 
 wilbe Stamme ju unterjod^en. ©piiter »oUbrad)te Slulug ^^lautiug, cin gcbiegener gelbtjcrr, wag feine 
 SSorganger cntweber nic^t fatten tJoUbringen tonncn ober iuotlen. (Jr l)ob feine I'egionen in ben 9?icber- 
 lanben aug unb mit biefen untertuarf er ben fiib(id)en Jl^eil »cn 33ritanien ; i^m folgte Slaubiug, ber 
 ^aifer felbft, mit ftarfer ^eercgmac^t, unb begleitet yen feinen 5eib()errn ®alba unb SBefpaftan, burd)3og 
 cr in fec^g3et)n lagen ben fiibUc^en I^eil won ©ritanicn unb be^jrcdte wenigfteng eine fd}cinbarc Un^ 
 terroerfung. 3" liefer 3^** '»<»f t>ag 2anb l^auptfac^Iic^ tion feltifd^en ober gatlifcben S36Iterfd)afte»t 
 ben?ot>nt; i^re Sprac^e njar biefelbf, bie mir je^t no(^ in Sr^^nb, in ben ^od)gebirgen »on ®d)ott(anb, 
 in SCateg unb in ber SBretagne in granfreid) ftnben. 3n fccr erficn 3eit biefer Untenwerfung, bie »on 
 Srprejfungen unb S3arbarei aflcr 2lrt begleitet mar, lonnten bie Sprad^e unb bie ©itten ber Sroberer 
 feine gortfd)ritte mad}cn, aber alg enbltd) 3wliu^ 5lgricoIa babin gef^idt amrbe, oeriinberten fid) bie 
 SBer^altnijfe bebeutenb; biefer gercd)te unb tapfere 9)iann ric^tcte in ftebcn 3a()ren mef)r aug, alg feine 
 gefammten 53orfa^ren fcit ben 3fiten 3uliug (Safar'g get()an t)atten. Sr bcftrcbte fid^ nid^t nur bie 
 Unterroerfung Sritanieng burc^ bie SBaffen augjubci)nen, fonbcrn burc^ SiUigfeit, 3wti"<i«cn «nb 
 2)tilbe bag 33oIf an bie rijmifc^e ^errfc^aft ju gcmii^ncn, 3" einem 3fitraum con brei 3i^^ren fanb 
 eine »iJUige 2Ienberung in ber offcntlidben 5)?einung ftatt. i£ie bceifcrten ftc^ nid)t nur bie ©praf^e unb 
 Sitten ber 9l6mer anjujte^mcn, fte erbauten auc^ <3tdbte, lempel, Saulcngange unb anbcre offentUd)c 
 ®ebaube nac^ bem SKufier ber JRomer. Untcr friil)ercn Statt^altern n>ed)fe(ten Smporung nur mit 
 Unterwerfung ab. !l:ie ©ered^tigfeit, womit 3lgricoIa 2lIIe be^anbelte, bie Unbulbfamfcit gegen afle 
 ^dn!e unb firpreffungen, bie Drbnung, bie er in alle 3>»'"gf ^ff ijffentlic^cn SBertvaltung einfiiljrte, 
 mac^tcn ba^ jeber 35on»anb jur Smporung roegftel. ^urc^ me^rere erfoIgrcid)e .Krieggjiigc brang er 
 immer weiter \)or unb fam enblid) big iiber Sbinburg unb ©laggcm t)inaug. ®Ieic^ nad) biefen Srobe* 
 rungen lic§ er bag mittlere unb fiiblic^e S^ottlanb burd^ eine 9tei()e »on J^iirmen ober ©djan^en, bie er 
 son einem SHeerbufcn big 3U bem anbern auffii^rte, trcnnen. ^Jein, er brang fpater noc^ weiter »or unb 
 tterfe^te ben daleboniern eine empfinblic^e 5^iebcrlagc am Su^c beg @rumptan»(35ebirgeg. 2lug Sifer«= 
 fuc^t wurbe inbejfcn biefer berii^mtc <Btatt^aUev in 85. n. S. abgerufen, nac^bem eg i^m atlein gc(un=' 
 gen, Snglanb unb ©iibfc^ottlanb jur mabren riimifd)cn ^rotjin^ ju madjen. 
 
 3n ben folgenben 3i»^«n, big 120, lefen wir ivenig iiber bie 33egeben()eiten in Sritanien ; eg fd)eint, 
 ba§ bie Srobcrungen 2lgricoIa'g in ©d^ottlanb untcr feinen 5^adbfoIgcrn balb ttjieber »erloren gingcn. 
 (Srft unter SIntoniug 5?iug, fc^eint SoUiug Urbtcug bag con Stgricola eroberte 2anb tpieber gewonnen 
 unb bie 33arbaren Salebonieng auriidgeroorfen ju ^abcn. 
 
XVI (I5efd)ici)te "iter ev.i^lif^tn ^ifta(i)e. 
 
 3tt 206 ober 7 ft^iffte (Se»eru3 felbjl mit einem fcebeutenben ^eere nac^ Srittanien iifcer, unb brang 
 tveiter in ®d)ott(ant) »or. ^tcr fanb er bte Singefcornen auf ber niebrigften Stufe bcr SuUur. (Bit 
 tvavtn fafl gauj uubefleibct unti feemalten. ober bejeic^neteu i^re ^orper auf anbere SSeife mit oerfc^ie* 
 bcncn J^ieren. 3t)re SBaffeit k'ftanben ani einem flcinen ®d)i(bc, einer '>ian^e, einem 2DoIc^e unb 
 einem ungefpit^ten plumpen ®c^i»erbte. Unter (Se»eru5 entftanb bie grofe romifi^e 9}iauer, bie ftc^ 
 i?on @cliva9 bi^ an bie 3}Ziinbung bci? S^nn^gluffe^ erftrecft; auc^ fcaucte er »iele (Strapen unb SGcge, 
 bie nod) je^t u^ter bem 9iamen riJmifc^er ©trap en befannt ftnb, unb njorunter jl^ ttorjiiglid) bie grope 
 militarifi^e ©trape, bie tton 9icwcaft(e nad) SarliiSle fu()rt, au^jeic^net; biefc ©trape tpurbe unter 
 Slgricota bcgonnen unb in 1752, fiinf3e^nl)unbcrt ^a^vc [pater, ijoUenbet. . 
 
 2Bat)renb ber ^iit bap bie diiimtx im SSefi^ Snglanb^ tuaren, er^ielt o^nc 3iveifet bie (Sprac^e bee 
 Seltcn, fowie fti^ bie romifi^e Siailifation mel^r unb me^r tterbreitete unb bie Scbiirfnijfe unb ber2uru3. 
 fid) i)ermet)tten, eincn bebeutenben 3tttt'<»c^^ ^^ SCiJrtcrn, bie gewip griiptent^eilg son ben 9l6mcrn 
 entle^nt njurben. 
 
 Um ba^ 3a^r 288 "jvarb Srittanien tton einem SaraufiuS, einem iUJenapier (bie ?!)Zenapier waren ein 
 SBoIf, bag ju biefer 3fit ^k ^^^ 51ieberlanben tvot)nte) angegriffen, unb biefem getang eg ftc^ jum ^onigc 
 ju ma^en unb felbfl bie 9ii3mer ju jmingen, if)n aU ^IJ^itregenten anjuerfcnnen. @r warb inbep in 
 297 i)on einem feiner ^rcunbe getobtet unb 23rittanien gcl)orte luieber ben Stomern an. 
 
 2t(g 3)iocIetian unb ^DZarimian im 3al)re 304 ber .^aiferwiirbe entfagten, fte( SSrittanien ber ^err* 
 fc^aft'beg Sonftantiug Gt)(orug ju. :Diefer gitrft ftarb im ^aijvt 307 ju SSoracum, nai^bem er mit 
 Crfotg einen ?5efb3ug gcgen bie (iaicbonier unternommen l)atte. 
 
 3n3Jt>if^en na^ete ftc^ bag romifc^e 9icic^ [einem gade, bie britani[d)en ^rowinjen tvaren nic^t langer 
 0cftd)ert gegen bie SinfaUe ber norbif^en 23olfer, ber ?>i!ten, ©d)otten unb anberer. 35on 3eit 3U S^it 
 fliirjten fid) bie[e aniben ^orben iiber bie [iiblic^en ^^romn^en, wa()renb bie (Badj^m bie ^ititen bebro^e* 
 ten. 3w oer[c^iebenen 3citen jvurben romi[i^e ©enerale t)iniiberge[d)icft unb eg gelang it)nen auc^ 
 toon 3eit 3U 3eit bie geinbe gu »ertreiben; aber faum I)atten fie ftc^ ent[ernt, [o erneuerten ftd) [d)on bie 
 ©inbrii^e unb enblic^ um bag 3at)r 420, feeina^e 500 3a^rc nac^bem Sa[ar guerfl auf ber 3n[el Ian* 
 bete, 3ogen bie Slomer ab unb iiberliepen bie Sinmo^ner i()rem ®c^idf[ale. 
 
 2)ap bie 33eooIEerung fic^ roa^renb ber 3eit ber JRomer bebeutenb oeranbert :^atte, ijl gewip. "^ie 
 romi[c^cn ©olbaten t)atten nur wcnige grauen mitgebrac^t unb biejenigen, bie ft^ im Sanbc anftebelten 
 ober auc^ nur eine 3ettlang ba fclieben, lebten, natiirlii^er 2Gei[e, mit ben eingebornen grauen. 2(u(^ 
 tvaren eg nic^t Side 9iomer, bie auf ber 3n[el lanbeten, [onbern »iele ber jlrieger jvaren in granfreid), 
 ©elgien unb anbern Xl)eiten beg Sontinenteg geroorben. 
 
 ^ai bie ©prac^e anbelangt, [o tt)ar bie romi[(^c bie ber 33erjt>attung unb bie ber ®*ric^te, unb atlc 
 ©ingcborncn, ober biejenigen ^on »ermifd)ter 2i(b!un[t, bie bag 3lec^t ^tten auf ©tetten im ©taatc 2ln^ 
 fprud) ju mac^en, mupten naturlid) biefe ©prad^e [pred)en. 3nbej[en roenn auc^ auf biefe 2lrt manege 
 lateini[d)e 2BiJrter ber ©prac^e beg iganbeg ein»erteibf tuurben, wenn fte auc^ manege SBenbungcn unb 
 2lugbrucfe annat)m, [o ijl bo(^ bag 2ateini[c^c nie jur 33aftg ber cnglifc^en Sprac^e, i»ie in ben anbern 
 tomi[d)en ^^rosinjen, in ©panien, ^^ortugal unb granfrei^, gcttjorben, two felbjl bag 3;eutoni[c^e eg 
 na^^er nid^t roieber »erbrangen fonnte. 
 
 3n bie[e 3fit falft aud^ bie Sinfiifjrung beg St)riflent^umg unb mit tt)m bie ber gried)i[d>en ©prac^e; ob 
 le^tere [pater iuieber gana t)erIoren ober ftd) unter ben ©ele^rten er^atten, ifl nid)t leid^t gu beftimmen. 
 
 Dbgteii^ un[ere 9iac^rid)ten ijon ben ^eibni[^en Written [et)r biirftig ftnb, fo tt>iffen iuir boc^, bap 
 fc^on [e^r friit) bie !Did)t!un[t unter i^nen bcftanben. ^^xt ©ebii^te, welc^e unter bem Jitel Dffian'g 
 ©efiinge 3u[ammengetragen, jeugen, bap fri'tf) unter ben, oon ben Stomcrn, ©foten, ^iften unb j^akbo* 
 niern genanntcn 5>oIfern, ein t)eroi[d)er ®ei[t bor^anben, ber bem gried)i[c^en J»enig nad)gab. X;ie[c 
 S>oIfer jvaren inbep nii^t, wie bie ©fanbinaoier, t>on germanifc^er Slbfunft, fonbern tvie aUe Urbenjo!^^ 
 ner ber brittift^en 3nfel«/ bilbeten fte ein @(ieb ber celtifc^cn SBolferfamiite. 
 
 gaft nur mit ben ^itnflen beg griebeng bef^aftigt, toaren bie 33ritten, wa^renb fie unter bem (Sd)u0c 
 ber 9^omer ftanben, mef)r unb met)r »ertt?eic^Uc^t unb fonnten ben armen abcr friegerifc^en ^itUn unb 
 ©!oten nid)t met)r bie ©pi^e bieten. 
 
 gfta6bcm bie 3ft6mer fte pcrlaffen, t:^eittcn fie ftd^ in »icle fleine (Staaten, bercn iebcr fetn cigeneg 
 ^aupt befap. SSortigern, einem biefer Slnfii^rer, gelang eg jeboc^ balb nad^'^tt, bie anbern 3U pcrbran* 
 
©ffrl)trf)te "iftv fngllfdjen ^prar()e. xvii 
 
 gen unb f!(fi inm ^crrn te3 ?ante3 ju mat^en. 3etoc^ unfd^ig, tag Janb gcgcn t^ic Sfoteii uut) 
 Stiffen ju ttertfjcibigcn, fa^ er ft(^ nacb frembcr ^iilfc urn, unb glaubtc btcfe bet ben fad))lfd)en 5>oItern, 
 tie ju biefcr 3fit tote .^iiflen ber 9lorbfee beiuo()nten, §u ftnbcn. 3)icfc 2?6lter hjaren fd)cn langjl ali 
 fiifjne Seefa^rer unb (Secrauber, bic bie brittifc^cn unb gallifc^enilujlcn jur 25erbef[erunc| tljrci? Sebcni?^' 
 unterfeatteg oft ^etmfuc^ten, bcfannt. S3ortigcrn f^fef bat)er etnen SScrtrag mit ^engifl unb ."porfa, 
 gtrei fad^ftf^en gii^rern, na(!^ welc^em man i^nen SCo^nj^Id^e auf einer fleinen ^n\d einvaumen fotltc, 
 ttjogeg^n fie bai3 ?anb gegen bie friegerifdyen Sfoten unb 5>tften »ert^ctbigen foUten (449). 
 
 3)icfer 3n'ecf warb roo^l auf hir^e 3eit erreidjt, aQein bie Sac^fcn, beren 3»iP fi* fc^nell burc^ neuc 
 f anbungen i^rer 33riiber tterme^rtc, fa^en balb, ba§ fie ben friebliebenben, »ertreidilic^tett 23rittcn weit 
 an ©tdrfe iibertegen waren; fie tocrme^rten ba{)er i^rc gorberungen unb aU man i()nen bicfc ijcrtrci- 
 gcrte, fingen fie an 'oon bcm Janbc 33efi0 ju nc^mcn, ju beffen 33ertf)eibigung man fie berufen :^atte. 
 gnblic^ fc^Ioffen fie fogar Siinbniffe mit ben geinben ber SBritten unb \>ertricben bic lei^tcrn faft ganj 
 aui ben ebenen ©egenben ber 3nfel. Unmoglic^ fonntcn biefe bnrc^ bic ^iinj^e unb bai3 2So(}ncben 
 tterweic^Iic^ten Wolttx ben 9on 3»genb an an jlrieg gewc^ntcn ©aci^fen, beren 3*1^1 nod) ^tU burd) 
 neuangefommcne @^aaren ttermebrt murben, mibcrfteben. 2luc^ i()re ^rieflcr, anflatt ibnen ben d)rift* 
 lichen Sricben unter ft(^, unb Sinigfeit gegen bie Ijcibnifc^en ^olUx ju prcbigen, t)crtt>ideltcn fie noci^ 
 jregen »erf^iebener IDogmen in iidu^Iid^c 3n>i|lc. 
 
 2lu(? ben (Sbenen oertricben unb aui bem jejAigen SK?ate5 unb dornwatti^ in bie »efllid)cn ^cd^Ianbe 
 gebrangt, fanben fie inbeffen cinen i^eit itjrcr friil)crn j^raft jvieber unb »eretnigtcn fid), bcm geiubc 
 crnfllic^ ju wiberfle^en. 
 
 Unterftii^t ipon ben (5intt?obncrn ber S?rctagne, jvc'bin fcbon fritter, unter ber JRiJmcr^errfdbaft, ein 
 S^cil ber SBritten ausJgewanbcrt, gclang cd i^nen and} ivirflid) ben ®ad)fen ju tviberf^ebcn. <2ie tuag:= 
 ten fi^ felbfl au« ben ©cbirgen l^croor, unb ei fc^icn einc 3fitlang, ali ob fie bie i^nen cntriffenc 
 ^errfc^aft uneber crobern trcflten. S^d 9Kdnner jeic^neten fid) tiorjitglid) in tiefer 3eit i()rer Srman=' 
 nung au<5; ber SBritte 3lrtl)ur unb Jlmbrcfiud, ein SIbfiJmmling einer romifd^cn gk^niilie; erftcrcr ()attc 
 ben Dberbefei)! big jum ^al)xt 515, Ic0tercr »on bicfer 3cit biiS 542, S3eibe ^elbcn, bcfonbcrtf 2lrtt)ur, 
 Wurbcn baburd) fet)r beriil)mt, unb it)re 3;t>ateu, tjorjiiglic^ bic beg crftcrn, finb in ben ©cfiingcn unb 
 Siebern ber Written oer^errlic^t. 
 
 9?a* ibrem lobe trcnntcn fi^ bie Written tton ^aUd unb Scrntrallig in i>iele Heine .^errfc^aftcn ; 
 fic blieben tt5o^I noc^ cine 3cit(ang unab^angtg, allcin an einc S3et)auptung i()rcr 5rci()eit ober bie 
 SBiebereroberung beg 93erIorncn, tear nid)t mebr ju benfen. Die (3a(^fen fe0ten fid) fiir immcr in bem 
 brittifdicn ?anbe fcft; bicfeg ivarb fpiitcr nac^ ben 3(ngcln, einem ber eingcwanberten fdf^ftfd)en ©tdmmc, 
 Snglonb genannt, fotric man bic Srobcrer felbfl, jum Untcrfd)icbe »on i^ren (gtammycnuanbten in 
 Dcutf^Ianb, 3lngelfad^fen nannte. 
 
 2lQe 3lnfiibrer, ^Haric, Ibcoboric, Gtooig, 2l(boirt, ttjelAc teutonif(^c D^naflicn in ben Continental* 
 9)roijin3en ber Stomer griinbeten, waren eifrige Gl)riftcn, bie (5ad)fen im ®egent^eil brac^ten 'oon ben 
 Ufern ber (SIbe i^rcn !^cibnifd>en 3lberglaubcn nat^ Srittanicn ; auf bem Sontinente Icrnten bie Srobcrer 
 »on ben Unterjoditen, in Srittanien rotteten bie (Sacbfen mit bcm G()rifient^um aKc Ueberblcibfel ber 
 Tomif^en Gultur unb <Bpvad)t aug, fie bebaupteten it)ren 9?ationa(=St)arafter, ma()renb bie in 3taUcn 
 unb (gpanien eingebrungenen leutonen rijmifc^e SBilbung, ©itten unb <Bprad)t anna^mcn. 
 
 3ebo^ enblic^ fing eg an ju tagen. ^unbertfiinfjig 3a^re nac^ ber Sroberung imtrbe bag S^riflcn* 
 t^um njieber cingefii^rt. 5(ber bag Sic^t fam nid)t »on ben bena(^barten, friiber ?um Gbriflcnt^um 
 befe^rten 3rlanbern unb (Sc^ottcn, auc^ nicbt »on ben granfen auf ber anbern ©cite beg Ganalg, eg 
 !am pon 9tom. J^er romifc^e 33ifc^off, ©regor ber ®rope, t)atte ben gHtd(id)en ©ebanfen, 5J?iff{ondrc 
 nad^ Gnglanb ju fenben. 5ln ber ®pi0c bicfer SO'Jiffiondrc ftanb Slugufttnug, ber nacb^erige erftc 
 S3ifcboff »on Canterbury. !Der Srfoig bicfer 5)?i|'fton irurbe bebeutenb baburc^ beforbert, bap bic &cf 
 mat)(in (Et^clbertg, beg ^onigg »on .Kent, bcm flc^ allc angclfadbftfci^cn OM^^ften, mit 2lugna^mc beg 
 Jltonigg Pon 9?ort|umbcrIanb, untcrworfen fatten, cine S^riftin war. S^er^ t)iclt ber ^onig bie 93^if* 
 ftonare fiir 3aubcrer, aber won feiner ©emabtin cincg 33cffern belcbrt, ertaubte cr i^nen ni^t nur im 
 iantt i^re ?cf)rc ju verbreiten, fonbern Hep fic^ im ^aijxt 597 felbfi taufcn. 
 
 I)te ^ricfter ber 3rldnbcr unb <Bd)otUn, bic, felbfl an cine aupcrfl flrcngc ^loflcrjud^t gctvo()nt, bicfc 
 and^ unter bic 556Ifcr eingefii^rt fatten, ^tten fid^ wcnig 3ur 33efc^rung ber roilben, an grci^cit ge* 
 
xvin (Bcfd)\d)te Itt cnoUfdjtn .^pradjf. 
 
 tvo^ntcn 5(n(jelfa(^fen gectgnet. !Dic fAnelle 5>erbreituttg be5 (S{)rtftcnt^umg unter ben 2lngelfflc^ffn 
 mitiJen jrir groptcnt^eil^ ber 2lrt unt> 2Ccife 3ufc£)reiben, une bic italienifc^en SOJonc^c ftc^ bei ber 33e= 
 fel^rung bena:^men, 3nt)ctn f!c unter ftd) felbft feie firengfic 3u<^t unb (Snt^altfamfeit augiibtcn, bc=» 
 ^anbelten jte tie ^fieubefel^rten mit ber moglic^ften 9?acfcftc^t, unb criaubten i|nen jiebe mit ber (^riftUdjen 
 Wloml irgenb ju i)ereinigenbc gvei^eit. Salb nat)mcn inbeffen au^ bie fcrittift^en 9}?on(^e Zl)iU an 
 ber Sefe^rung ber Slngelfac^fen, inbem fte ^udjtm ba^ (S^riftent^um in 9?ort^umberlanb ju »erbreiten. 
 21(5 fpater bur(^ ben neuen ©lauben bie 2)erMnbung mit 3^om tvieber :^ergeftet(t luurbe, gemannen a\i^ 
 bie 2lngelfac^fen na^ unb nad) bebeutenb an allgemeiner 53i(bung. J^ierju tarn noc^ bie ©itte a«f, 
 ba^ bie angelfac^ftft^en ^onige in ii^ren fpatern Sebensjjaijven bag 33u§geti?anb aniegten unb eine ^il- 
 gerfa^rt nad) 3ftom mac^ten. 3m at^ten 3a^rr)unberte ft^idte man toiele junge Seute nad) Sflom, urn 
 bafelbft i^re Silbung 3U cmpfangen; bicfc fatten bafeibft cine eigcne (Sd)nle unb »on nun an Ijattt 
 Gnglanb titc^tig gebilbete ©cle()rtc, bie feltft in anbern ?anbern anfingen bcrii^mt ju iwerbcn. 
 
 Unter Sgbert, ^onig »on SSej^er, murbe am ®nbe ba^ ganje Sanb ber 2lngelfad)fen, mit Sluana^mc 
 »on 9)Zercia, i?ereinigt. Der tt>ic^tigftc atlgemeine G()arafter3ug, ber bie angelfac^ftfc^en Woihx [i^on langc 
 oor Sgbert au^jcic^ncte, inar ber biefem 3?oIfe eigene ©inn fitr biirgerlid)e Drbnung; biefer entfaltetc 
 fid) unter i^nen t>iel friit)er, tuie hei anbern 5?D(fern. ©c^on in 620 ^ellte Sbann »on 5^ort()umberlanb 
 bie feit ber Sroberung SnglanbS in 33ergej[en^eit gerat^enen, alten fdc^ftfd)en ©efe^c luiebcr t)er, fcrgtc 
 fitr bie })otijei(ic^e ©ic^er^eit unb felbft fiir bie SequemUd)feit ber JReifenbcn. ^toc^ meBr (jeid)nete ftc^ 
 3na i)on SBejJer (688 — 726j au3; er gab feinem 3SoIfe fe^r tierftanbige, i^rcn ©itten entfpred)enbc 
 ©efe^e, ^ob bie jur Sultur unb 33i(bung bienenben Slnftalten unb fud)te burc^ ^eiratt)g»erbinbungett 
 3ir>ifc^en ben ©ac^fen unb ben untermorfcnen 23ritten eine 35erfd)mel3ung beiber 9Tationen ju beiwerf* 
 fteiitgen. iBi^^er ^^atten bie angefe()enercn (Sad)fen, anftatt 33rittinnen 3u ^eiratl)en, e0 ttorgejogen, ftc^ 
 :^cibmfc^e 2Beiber ani i^rem alten 2^aterlanbe ju !^oIen. Dbglei^ nun burd) bie eiuigen .Kriege ber 
 2lngelfac^fen bag 35oIf oft mieber in feine 3Io:^t)eit juritdfanf, fo lebte boc^ in bemfelben ber ©inn fur 
 5)oefie, ben fte fc^on son it)rem 2?aterlanbe mitgebrac^t I)atten, fo Jvie fur bie aUgemeine 33ilbung fort, 
 n)ai)renb bei ben bamaligen i^r^^n^^n faum ein ?ieb ertonte. 
 
 ©gbert ^atte aU junger Wlann am feinem Canbc 5Beffer flie^en mitffen, inbem it)m bie J^errfd)aft 
 t»on 23riti)eri^, einem ber ©ro^en beg Sanbeg, entriffen ir>urbe. Sr begab fid) an ben J^of ^arl'g beg 
 @rof en unb le'^rte erfi nac^ bem Jobe 33rit()erid)'g in fcin 35ater(anb juritd, tt)0 er fogleid) i)on feinem 
 55o(fe alg ^errfi^er anerfannt jourbe. ?Bie fc^on eriva^nt, untermavf er fK^ bie itbrigen ange(fad)ftfd)en 
 atei^e unb mit i^m fangt bie eigentlid)e ©cfd)id)te Snglanbg an. Unter feiner Stegierung foU and) 
 biefer ^lamt erft aufgefommen fein. 
 
 SGir fommen nun ju einem Jbeitc ber ©efc^ic^tc, tuel^er auf bie ©prad^c beg Sanbcg twiebcr eincn 
 bebeutenben Sinfluf augitben muftc. 
 
 Unter feinen nacbften 35organgern t)atten bie 9tormanner, ober toxt fte in ber engtifc^en ©cfc^ic^tc 
 genannt tverben, bie !Danen, angefangen, in i:^ren Staubfa^rten bie ^itflen toon gngtanb t)eim3ufud)en. 
 Unter (Sgbcrt ioav bag Sanb lange son biefer ^lage »erfc^ont geblicben; enblid) aber erfc^ienen biefc 
 gtauber in grower gJZcnge me^rere 3a^« l^inter einanber. (Egbert, obgleic^ n{d)t immer glitdlic^ im 
 ^ampfe mit i|nen, feeing jte boc^ met)rere 50^ale. 2Bir mitffen ^ier nid)t unbeac^tet lajfen, ba§ ggbert 
 nic^t »on alien untenoorfenen ©taaten bie JliJntgc toertrieben t)atte, aut^ t)atte er bie ®itcnagemot'g 
 ober SBerfammlungen, morin ber ^iinig fic^ mit bem 2tbel iiber gemiffe atlgemeine Slngelegen^eiten be- 
 riet^, nic^t aufge^oben. Unter biefen Umftanben fonnte man auf feine aUgemeine Sinigfeit rec^nen, 
 ^jorjitgUc^ ba biefe gitrften i^re frit()ere Unabl)angig!eit nid)t oergejyen fonnten. ^atte (Egbert einen 
 fraftigen unb energifd)en 9?ac^foIger ge^abt, ber im ©tanbe geirefen loare, bie neu errid)tete 9)?onar^ie 
 aufred)t ^u er^alten, fo tttlire (Englanb »iet Unglitd erfpart worben. 
 
 (Egbert ftarb im 3a^re 836, nad)bem er fei.iem ©o^ne (Etl)el»ulf bag 9^eid) unget^ciU iibergcben 
 tjatte. Unter biefem fd)njac^en ^onig njurben bie !Danen immer breijter, famen in immer grof erer 2(n= 
 30^1 unb btieben enbtic^ in 851 einen ganjen JBinter, t»onac^ fie ft^ in Sngtanb feftfc^ten. gt^elreb, 
 ber britte ©o^n figbert'g, ein tapferer ^rieger, batte tt)a()renb feiner ganjen 9tegierung mit ben 3)5nen 
 ju fampfen. X)ai ^rieggmefen irar inbeffen bei ben Slngelfa^fen fct)r fd)Iec^t, unb bie Slnja^I ber geinbe 
 »erme^rte ftc^ burd^ beftanbige neue Bwfu^ten fo fe^r, ba^ (Et^elreb bei atC feiner Japferfeit i^ncn 
 feinen 5Gtter{tanb leiften fonnte ; fte breiteten ftc^ itber bag ganje Sanb aug, t)eritbten bie fd)redlic^ilen 
 
®raufam!ettett, jerflortcn ganjc ©tatte unb griinbeten ent)Ii{^ in ^iorf^um^ierranb efn normannifd^* 
 cnglifc^e^ 3fleic^. SCeffey bc^auptetc ffd^ no(^ am langflen, wcil ^icr (St^elreb'g Sinflu§ am gro^ten 
 wor, aUein au6i ^ler muptc cr cntUi^ t)cn immcr ncu oerflarften geinben weic^cn. ®r liefertc i^nen 
 in cittern 3«^fc brei ocrfc^icbeitc ©c^Iac^tett ; iit ber crflctt flegte er, in ber jiteiten muf tc cr flc^ juritcf:* 
 jic^cn unb in bcr britten tt>arb cr ganjlic^ gefc^lagen. Salb barauf flarB @t!^clrcb unb l^interliep bag 
 3leid^ feincm jiingcrn S3rubcr Sllfrcb. 
 
 I)icfcr, na6^t^tx bcr ®ro§c genannt, ifl cine bcr mer!tt)iirbtgjlen Srf^cinungcn in bcr mcnfd^Iic^ett 
 ®cf(^i^te. Sr ijerbanb ©^tau^eit, ©taat^flug^cit, ®elef>rfamteit, ©inn fitr Drbnung itnb 0lec^t unb 
 fic^tc grommtgfeit mit ciner folc^cn Japferfeit unb Slu^baucr, ba^ cr in feincm ^ampfe mit ben !l)ancn 
 ber 2BeIt ben 33ett5ctg gab, wai timi cinjigen 9)tanneg ®eift unb SDille, auc^ gegen bic groptc auperc 
 Ucbcrmac^t, »crmag. ©Icid^ im Slnfangc feincr 9legierung anberte cr bic 2lrt unb 2Beife, mit biefen 
 rauberifc^cn, tapfern unb frieggetoof)nten ©c^aren ju flreiten ; cr na^m anbcrc (Seerauber in feinc 
 S)ienflc unb griff bic Ddnen, n^cld^c nur Heine ga^rjeuge 'fatten, mit gropern (5d)iffcn an, um ttor alien 
 Dingen ben fc^on in Snglanb anfafflgen Danen, bie bcftanbtgc 5>erflarfung abjuft^ueiben. ©cine 
 ^raft reid^tc jcbod^ nid^t au^, bie 2a\)l ber ^cinbe ttju^g ungea^tet aUcr SBcrluftc, bic fie eriitten; bic 
 2(n get fad) fen »eIoren ben Wut^ unb Jeber fd)ien nur auf fcinc cigenc ©ic^er"^e{t bebad^t ju fein. Sltfrcb 
 fa^, bap auf bem gcroo^nlic^en JGege leine 3tettung mcgli^ fei. Gr bef^Iop alfo, ben ^ampf auf 
 cinige Beit ganj oufjugeben unb bic SBirfung bcr 5?eT3n?eifIung abjuroartcn. (5r fliic^tctc fld^ mit »c- 
 nigen ^i^cunben unb feinen 9)ri»atbiencrn in bic ©iimpfe unb 33riic^c ijon ©omerfetf^ire. ^icr ttcr* 
 f^anjte cr ftc^ unb Icbtc langere 3fit in gropcm ?WangeI. SBon biefem feincm SBerftecfc aui bcgann er 
 ben fteincn ^ricg, mac^tc ©treifjiige gcgcn bic um^erfc^tvarmenben geinbc, gab baburd^ feinen Seuten 
 bag ©elbftocrtraucn njtebcr unb »erfc^afftc fld^ bic ?WitteI, immcr mc^r ^riegcr erna^ren ju fonncn. 
 9la^ unb nac^ fammclten bic ®ad)fen fic^ in gropcrer ^a'\^\ um i^n l)erum unb balb ttjar feinc ©djaar 
 fo ftarf, bap cr wagen !onnte, ti mit cinem ganjen banifd)cn .^eerc unter bem ^onig ©ut^rum aufju- 
 neljmen (878). Sr f(^(op biefcg cnge ein unb nijtbigtc ®ut()rum, ben freien Slbjug mit bem S5cr«' 
 fprec^en ber J^ulbigung unb ber S5cfe()rung ixim G^rtftentbum 3U erfaufett, jrogegen Slifrcb i^m eriaubte, 
 ftc^ mit ben ©einigen in 9?ort^umberlanb unb Dftangcin niebcr3ulajfcn. ©d)on ein 3a^r nac^'^cr 
 jtrang er cine frif^c Stauberf^aar, bic ben ©iiben bebrof^te, pd^ ju i^ren 53riibern unter ®ut|rum ju 
 begebcn. 2n<5 STIfrcb auf bicfc 2Bcifc nac^ unb nac^ cinen gropen J^cil beg 9icid^g ttcn ben geinben 
 befreit ^attc, fuc^te er fein uortgeg ^O'iittcl n?iebcr ber»or; cr licp ©d^iffe erbauen unb fammclte ©cc* 
 Icute »on tierfc^icbenen ^iiflen, njctc^c gcrn !Cicnftc bei i^m nal)men, t»cif fie fid) unter feincm ©d^irm 
 mit bem JRaub bcr ©canbinaoicr bcrcidt)crn fonntcn. S3alb ^attc er cine glotte, jrclc^e bic ©ee l^alten 
 fonnte unb obglei^ fcl^e mit ^Utttn ie^iger 3fit »erglid)cn, nur fe^r unbcbeutcnb erfd^eincn mag, fo 
 mup man fie bod^ alg ben ^eim ber engl{fd)cn glottc anfel)cn, njoburd) biefcg 5>olf fo grop unb in alien 
 l^cilcn bcr Srbc fo mad^tig geiDorben. Der 3wit<int Snglanbg »crbeffertc fl^ in3tDifc£)en. 5l(freb 
 genjann Qtit, feinc (Snergie auf bic JCicber'f)erflenung unb bie JOiebcrcrbauung ber ©tabic unb ©d^Iojfcr 
 ju ri(^ten, au^ erbaute cr neue, wo ben ©ccraubern cine f anbung Iciest ivcrbcn fonnte. (Er toerbefferte 
 bic ©cfc^c, eriaubtc ben ^eorlcn (.Kerlcn) ober freien 33iirgcrn unb Sauern an ber 9)htnicipalregie- 
 rung Stnt^cil ju ne:^men. 5tlfreb njoUte nur ber erftc eincg freien 2?oIfcg fein unb ti?ie tvcife unb ben 
 norbifc^en iColfcrn jUfagcnb feinc ©taatgcinric^tung gcroefen, getjt beutli^ baraug ^er»or, bap, menu 
 fotd^c auc^ auf cine 3eitlang burc^ bic ©fanbina»tcr ober 3janen uitb fpater burd^ bic franjoftfdjen 
 «Rormanner crfc^iittert tt^urbe, bicfe ^rcnbcn bennod^, fobalb fte Snglanber gemorben, twieber 3U ber^ 
 felbcn Drbnung ber Dinge juritdfe^rtcn, \a, bap bicfc flc^ im SBcfcntUd^en, big auf ben l^eutigen lag, in 
 (Snglanb cr^attcn ^at. gngtanb erfreute fic^, tt?ic eg in ben G^ronifen ^eipt, einer fo gropen ©i^er« 
 ^eit unter Sllfrcb'g JRegierung, bap ein 25[Janbcrer, hjcnn cr auf ber Sanbftrapc Slbenbg feinc 33orfe 
 ttcrloren ^attc, fic^ mit bcr ®etvip^cit, fie am anbern 5«orgcn wieber 3U flnben, nicbcrlegen fonnte. 
 
 3m 3a^rc 893 lanbeten ni(^t nur 3tt)ci grope banifc^e glotten 3U gleid^er 3eit an bcr englifd^cn Stifle, 
 fonbern eg er^obcn fid^ and:) bie in 5Rort^umbertanb unb D^angcln angejtebcltcn Sarbaren, beren 
 ^onig, ©utbrum, furj »or^er geftorben wax. 3lllcin Stifreb t)Otte feincm 3teid)c burd^ feinc meife unb 
 umfic^tigc SRcgicrung {c^t cine Beftigfeit gegebcit, bap felbft biefe breifadjc ®efa^r eg ni^t erfc^iittern 
 fonnte. ««ac^ cinem breija^rtgcii ^ampfc wurben bie 5cinbc t^cilg na(^ ^ranfreic^, t^eilg nad^ 
 
XX ©rfd)td)te tier engltfrDcn <??f'i?{^«> 
 
 9?ovl^uml)erlfant> ttnt> Dflangtln auriidfgejagt, unt> magten, fo langc U)r ©icger UW, feinen neuett 
 Slngriff, 
 
 ^Ifreb forgte iebo(^ nit^t aUein fiir bag auf ere SBo^l feinen SSoIfeS, er fcefc^aftigte ftd^ mit bcmfelkn 
 §Ieife mit i^rer p^ern SuUur. Ungeac^tet feincr ^riegc unb feiner aiegierungggefc^aftc, fanb er 
 bennoc^ 5Hu^c, feltfl ^aub an bie Siteratur gu Icgen; er fammelte bie alten Sieber feinen ^olU unb 
 ijcrfaftc in bemfelfeen ®eifle unb bcrfelbcn <S>pxad)t neuc^elbengefange. Sr jieltte bie @d)ulen Sng* 
 lanbg, bie Ui ber 3crflorung ber .^irc^en unb ^liifler untergegangen njaren, tcieber ^er, er krntc felbjl 
 noc^ im 9)?annesaltcr bie Iateinif(i>e ©prac^e, erneuerte bie 33erfcinbung mit 3ftom unb trug fiir bie 
 bort ^efle^enbe (Sac^fenf(^ure ®orge; an6^ berief er ©elepte noc^ Snglanb, <Btint 3;ptigfeit war, 
 o"6gteicf) er pc^ nie einer guten ©efunbt)eit erfreute, faft un'6egreifli(^, er ^interlie^ auf er &iclen Ucber* 
 fe^ungen, 2Berfe iiber ©eograp^ic, Slu^jiige auS ben ©efe^en ber Slrojaner, ber ©riec^cn, ber iBtitten, 
 ber ©ac^fen unb ber 2)anen, bie ©efe^c ber 2Bcfl-(5a(^fcn, ein 33ud) gegen ungereii^te 3li(^ter unb noc^ 
 »ielc anbere, 2)a3u mar er au^erfl iefc^eiben unb fc^rieb feine 35erbien|le in ber Siteratur fiet^ auf 
 Sftei^nung ber ©elepten, bie it)m jeboc^ oft burc^ tt)re ^ebanteric unb Streittgfeiten unter flc^ faft eben 
 fo »icle SJJii^c mac^ten, n)ie bie Danen. ©ein gro^teS 33erbien^ bicifct jebocl), bap er ftet3 basg 9ied)t 
 unb bie ©efe^e fc^it^te, Drbnung unb 3;^atigfeit unter feinen Untert^anen forberte unb ben ©inn fiir 
 {5rei:^eit, 3u^t unb ^au^Iic^feit, ber bem beutf^en (Stamme angeBoren ij^, ju er:^alten unb ju na^ren 
 fuc^te* £r fel6|l blieb feinem 35oIlc in ©cftnnung unb Se'^en^meife bag fdionfle 33ortiIb. 2Bic er mit 
 feiner 3eit forgfaltig gu «Rat:^e ging, eBenfo ^ax er audi) in feinen Sluggafcen auf ijerniinftigc 2Beifc 
 fparfam» Sr fammelte feltft in feinen le^ten 2eBengjat)rcn, m Stu^e »on innen unb au^cn ^errfd)te, 
 einen Bebcutcnben ©c^a^ fiir feine S'iac^folger. Diefer toaf^x^a^t grof e ^onig j^arfc im 3ape 901» 
 
 <Seitt ®o^n unb 9lac^foIger (Jbuarb L, ^atte in ben erften 3a^ren feiner Stegierung einen ^Setter ju 
 Mamp^m, ber i^^n mit ^iilfe ber Danen »on 5fiort:^um6ertanb unb Dftangein an jliirgen fuc^tc, jule^t 
 afcer felbft im ^am^jfe erf(i)(agen marb. %u^ fpater erp6en fi^ bie !Danen wteber, unb nic^t aMn 
 gegen fic l^atte Sbuarb ju fampfen, fonbern bie 9tormannen, bie pc^ urn |enc Qtit in f^ranfrcjc^ niebev= 
 gelajfen, mac^ten puftgc Janbungen an ben ^iiftcn son Sngtanb. Sr fc^Iug fie inbep gliicflid^ juriitf. 
 2tuc^ mit ben SBritten, ben ©d)otten unb ben eintuo^nern »on 9)?ercia ^atte er ^riege 3U fii:^ren, bag 
 le^tere untertuarf er tootlig, unb bie ^onige tton Sc^ottlanb, ST^aleg, 9^ortt)um6ertanb unb Cftangclu 
 ntupten {"^n, wenigj^eng bem 9lamen nac^, alg ^i?nig ancrlennen. 
 
 2tlg Sbuarb im 3a:^rc 924 flarb, folgte i^m fein (2ot)n 2lt^elftan, ber tapfcrjle 9}?ann feiner 3eit. 
 2Bo^I beburftcn bie Stngelfad^fen, bie felbjl burd) bie neu bclebtc Sultur anflngen, weid^Iic^er gu Jverben, 
 eineg folc^en 9}?anneg. 3n ben norblid^en 3:l)eilen beg tRddji Inlbeten bie Danen bie Wt1^xial)l ber 
 (SintDO^ner, felbfi im 3nnern ber iikigen 2;^eile unb in Srtanb I)atten fte ftc^ angepebelt unb an ben 
 ^iijten fatten fie mefcrerc (Jolonien, bie fletg »on grof en ©c^aren ©canbina»ier »erftarft tcurben. 
 ^icrgu fam nod^ ber alte ®tamm:^a§ ber Srittcn unb Sc^otten, unb eg tijar ijergeBeng, baf Sltl^elftan 
 ft^ gu l^elfen fuc^te, inbem er feine (Sd)»cftcr mit (Sigtpicf, bem ^onige »on 5f?ort^umBerIanb wer^- 
 nta^Itc; ber SSarbar serftiep feine ©ema^Iin unb fe^rte felbfi gum ^eibent^um guriid. 2tt^elfian ftel 
 fogteic^ in (Sigt'f)rid'g Sanbe ein unb toerjagte bie ®6t)ne fcineg (2d)ttjagerg, ber gerabe gu biefer 3eit 
 gcfiorben »ar. fiiner »on biefen, DIaf, fto^ gu feinen 5>erwanbten in 3rlanb unb ijon biefen gum 
 Slnfiiper ertva'^It, leT^rte er an beren ©pi^e nad^ Snglanb guviid; donftantin, ber 2Ingefe|enjle »on ben 
 fc^ottifc^en giirpen, f^lof ft(^ an i^n an; Sugcniug, ber 33et)errfd)er ber in Sumberlanb tuol^nenbcrt 
 Written, benu^tc biefe ©etegen^eit, nm einen I^eil ber it)m 'oon Sbuarb cntrijfenen Sort^^eite mieber 
 gu gewinnen; cnblid^ tx^oUn ft(^ aui^ ttiele ber in Snglanb anfiifflgen 3^anen, unter beren gw^tern 
 ber aug 9lort»cgen bertriebene ©o^n ^aratb ^aarfagr'b, @rid) Slutart, ber bebcutenbftc war. Sttte 
 biefe' geinbe ttereinigten fid) gu cinem gropen ^eere unb liefertcn ben Slngelfac^fen bei SBrunaterg einc 
 cntf(^eibenbe ©^tac^t 937. T)ie lectern waren an 3a^I unb .^raft ber tierbiinbeten 9)?ac^t i^rer ©eg* 
 ner feinegwegg gewad^fen ; attcin Slt^eljlan unb fein SSruber Sbuarb waren alg ^etb^erren ben ro'^en 
 gii^rern, bie i^ncn entgegcn ftanben, tveit iiSertegen. ©ie erfod)ten einen glangenben ©icg unb bie 
 ©^lac^t bet Srunaberg lefete nic^t nur in ben ?iebern ber 5lngclfa^fen, fonbern auc^ in benen beg 
 fernen ©canbindtiieng fort. 3e0t war einmat wicber 9tu^e im ?anbe, wie man fte feit ber 3fit 2IIfreb'g 
 nic^t gefannt. ^ad:^ biefem ©iege mad^te ftc^ 2ltt)elftan gum ^errn 'oon gang Snglanb. @r legtc ben 
 SSrittett einen ^arten 3;ribut auf unb gwang bie S^anen son 9?ort^umberIanb, s>on feiner ^anb einen 
 
©cfd)t(f)te tier fnjjHfiJ)eti S'pradjf. '^ xxi 
 
 neuen ^crrf(^er ju cmjjfangen, 3«te|Tfn He^ cr, un^eac^tct fciner fricgerifc^cn 9lt(^tung, bic 33erfaf=« 
 fung 2llfrct>'8 nlc^t nur ungcfc^malert, fonbern fiigte auc^ no(^ neuc ©efe^c i^inju. @r flarfc int 
 3a^rc 941. 
 
 3^m folgtc fein ©ruber Sbmunb, bcr eten fo tapfer unb eBcn fo glucttic^ war ; cr t:^ei(te btc ©taats* 
 gef(^aftc mit einem SBertranbten, bcm Wt lurfetul, ber fic^ then fo fu^n in ber ©c^Iad^t, trie weife im 
 Static jcigtc. Sbmunb ftel in 946 son ber ^anb eine^ Slaukr^^auptmannig. 
 
 ©obalb Sbmunb'3 Sruber, Sbreb, auf ben X^ron gelangte, »arb Dunjlan, ber fc^on unter ber frit^ern 
 Stegterung tm l^o^en 2lnfe^en geflanben, bag J^auptrab ber ganjen ©taatgmafc^ine. Sr trat an bie 
 ©tcfle Jurtetulg, ber [ic^ in tin jtloflcr auriicfjog. Dbgleic^ an ®ittenrcin:^^eit bcm lectern gleic^, befa^ 
 er nl(!^t biefelbe ^lug^eit unb fonnte ftc^ nic^t, xoit biefer, in feiner ©tcUe am ^ofe feflfiellen. 2)cnnorf> 
 war fein 2lnfe^en bei bent lobe (Ebreb'g in 955 fo geftiegen, baf er unb ber bamaligc SraBif^off Cbo 
 •oon Santerburp flc^ o^nc wcitere 2lnfpriid^c aU i^rc geijllic^e SJSiirbe, gu SSormiinbern beS jungcn J?o* 
 nigs Sbwt) aufwarfen. 2:;urc^ fcine rii(ffld)ti3lofe ©trengc unb ^eftigfcit, womit er ben Ieid)tftnntgen 
 Jungen ^onig beljanbclte, legte er inbep batb ben ©runb gu feincm eigenen ©turje. Sr warb, aU 
 ®bW9 bie SRegierung antrat, au5 Sngtanb toerbannt. SbW9 beleibigte inbeffen burc^ feinc wii^e, auci=^ 
 fd^wcifenbe f cbensJart ba<5 flttlic^c ®efii^t feiner Unterti)anen. <Sie jwangen i()n, aUti im 9iorben ber 
 J^emfe gelegene Sanb fcinem breijef)nja{)rigen 5Bruber Sbgar abjutrctcn, bepn greunbe foglcic^ J)un= 
 flan aui ber Serbannung juriicfriefen. griebe jwifdjen bicfcn beiben Sleic^en war natiirlic^ unmogli^, 
 bcr lob Sbw^'s, ber fd&on nac^ jwei 3at)ren erfolgtc, mac^tc inbep bem innern .Kriege balb tin Snbc, 
 unb Sbgar warb ^err beS ganjen 9tel(^eS. 
 
 £)unflan, ber batb nadi^er (Jrjbifc^ojf »on Santcrbur9 unb aU folc^er 5)nnta3 bes 9leic^eg wurbe, 
 er^iclt nun bie f eitung beS (Staatcd in feine ^anb. Sr benii^tc fte unb feinen ^lan, bie geij^Iic^e 
 23^ad)t in bie ^anbe ber 9)?on(i)c unb un»er()eirati)etcn ©ci|T:Uc^en ju bringen. 2)tcfeg gctang i()m 
 Jebod^ erfl fpatcr. 9iac^ bem ciufiimmigen 3ew9"MTc ^tler ©^riftfletter, befdjii^tc cr Snglanb gegen 
 Jcbcn 3lngriffiJ»erfud^ ber ©cerduber unb ^ob ben ^anbel ju einer auf crorbentUd^en (Stufe ; aui^ bie 
 ©^afiJjuc^t tterbefferte er bebeutenb. 33ei bem lobe Sbgar'iJ yerfitgte X)unflan iubep iiber ben 2;()ron 
 auf cine unbiflige 2Irt unb bereitcte babur(^, o^nc tS ^n wijfen unb ju wotten, ben Untergang feines 
 SSatcrtanbca »w. SCeil namli^ Sbgar'S jweite ©emat)Iin, Slfricbc, bie man aU bie allein rcc^tmdpigc 
 anfa^, wegen i^rer J^errfd^fuc^t bem eigentlid)en J^crrn be«J Ski^cS tierbad^tig war, fo bewirlte biefer, 
 bap ni(^t einer i^rer (£o()ne, fonbcrn Sbuarb ber ^eilige, Sbgar's (So|n erflcr S^c mit Stflebc, jum 
 Jlonige erwa^It wurbe. 
 
 Slfriebe ^atte inbcp Sln^ang genug, urn fid^ ben 5>Ianen Xiunflan'iJ ^u wibcrfe^en; eS getang i:^r in 
 me'^reren J^cilen, bie ?Olond)e aucs ben friit)cr er^altenen <Btdien wicber ju serbrdngen unb SBeltgeift* 
 Ii(^e ein3ufe0en. 3" ei"cr gro§en 53erfammlung in Salnc ware biefe ungered^te 9J?apregeI wal^rfc^ein* 
 lid^ ganj aufgeljoben worben, wcnn nid)t tin 3wf<i^ c^ toer^inbert :^dtte. Sfidmlic^ ber 33obcn be^ 
 S5erfammIungi?ortci5 fliir^tc plo^tid^ ein unb nur ber J^eil, wo Dunflan ftd^ befanb, blieb un^erle^t, 
 SSieic feiner (^egncr »erloren ^icrbei bafi Seben; biefe 5Begebenf)eit warb »on bem 55oIfc aU ein ®otteg* 
 gcrid^t angefe()en unb bejldtigtc !Cunftan wieber in feiner ^adut 
 
 93alb na^^cr, in 978, warb Sbuarb, wie man atlgcmein glaubt, auf Slnfllftcn feiner ©tiefmutter, 
 crmorbet unb St^etreb, fein ^albbruber, bejlicg nun ben blutbefledftcn S^ron. 
 
 !Dunflan, ber graue Kuge ©taatiJmann, jog fi^ je^t son ben ©efd^dften juriidf unb »erfitnbcte »or 
 fcinem Jobe, ber in 9S8 erfolgtc, fcinem 55aterlanbc nidjti toit Un'^cil unb Untergang. 
 
 Unter ber 9legierung St^elreb'3 warb Snglanb aufiJ ncue i)on ben fcanbinayifc^en Sftaubfatirern l^cim* 
 gefuc^t, biefciS mat nic^t con einjelncn Stbentcurern geteitet, fonbern son mad^tigen .^onigen, weld^e bie 
 brittifc^c ^n^tl jum 3^^^ ^^^^^ J^ecrjiige madi^ten. St^ctreb »erfud^tc serfc^icbene WlitM, fic^ ber 
 geinbc ju entlcbtgcn. (Er fud^te pe burc^ einen Jribut ju befled^en, woburd^ basJ fogcnannte Ddnengctb 
 entftanb. 3" JWei ijcrfd^icbcncn SJZatcn gab er S3efet)f, atle in feincm JRei^e anfdfffgcn Ddnen ju 
 ermorben ; biefer 33efet)t wurbe aud^ tt;citwcifc gegen 5Wdnner, SCeiber unb ^inber sotfjogen. 3ebod^ 
 Stllcd ttcrgebeniJ; im fotgenbcn 3a^re erfc^ten ©uena, ber ©tiidlid^c, beffen ®d)wcftcr atg einS ber 
 Dpfcr son Stt)etreb'iS btuttgem 33crrat()e gcfaden war, mit einer neuen ?5fc»tte an ber ©iibfiiftc. 
 ©on biefer 3cit, bis jur3eit n^o ©uena in '^ati) jum^onige son Gngtanb au^gerufen warb, ^atteSng- 
 
lanb feine fHu^t me'^r. 3m ^a^x 1014 flo^ St^elret ju feinem ©d)tttager S^idjarb, Urn ^tvpQ Ux 
 ^ovmanik, mo^in cr f(^on frii^er feine grau unt) teren fceibe ^inber gefd)idt ^atte. 
 
 ©uena jlart {nbejfen fd}on im folgenben Sa'^re. (Settt ©ot)n ^anut tuarb ijon bent ^eerc jum ^6* 
 ttigc au^gerufen, allein bie Sngtcinber Befc^Iojyen, (St^elreb juritdjurufen. @r tterfprad) itjnen ein guter 
 J^err ju fein, ba§ atleS SSergangene ijevgejjen fetn fottte unb ba^ er allc SiJJiprauc^c abfc^affen tuoUte. 
 S^rer ©eit^ tterfprac^en i^m bie Slngelfac^fen umexlrn6^\id)e: 2;renc. ^anut I)telt e^ fiir angentejfen, 
 bent augcnHtdlic^en Snt^nfta^mu^ 3U weic^en, S)or;{ugIt(^ ba er bie ntit S3eute ju ^aufe eilenben 3arlc 
 unb ^erfen, bie nur ?5i'eitt»illigc in feinem J)ienfle iuaren, nic^t jnriid^alten fonnte unb er mit bem 
 Stcj^e feineS Jpeerc^ fic^ ju fd)it»ad) fitl)Itc, um bag Sanb gegen Stt)etreb t^e^auptcn ju fonnen. Sr fe'^rtc 
 ba^er na^ Danemarf juriid, um ftc^ mit feinem 33ruber ^ardb iikr bag ijaterlidje @r6e ju beratt)en. 
 J^aralb fee^iett 2)ancmarf fitr ftd^ unb ijerfpra^ feinem SSruber glottc unb ^eer, um i'()m bag »on itirem 
 SBater l&eflimmte fRd6:) eroBern ju ^elfen. SUtit einem ^eere »on fec^gje^ntaufenb SRann fegeltc ^anut 
 nac^ Snglanb, too 3;^ur!il ober Sll^urc^il, ber U^^tx bem angetfad)fifc^en Sntereffe treu gefcliefeen, fic^ 
 i^m anf^top. 9)?et)rere ^au))tnnge folgten bem 33eifpiele 3;^ur(^irg. j^'anut fanb biegmal einen 
 tapfern 2Biberflanb unb ungeac^tet ber SBerrat^erei tinti ber angefc^enflen angelfad)fifc^en gurflen, 
 (Ebrif g 'oon 'Mtxcia, bauerte eg fed^g ?Wonate, e'^e cr 6ig Sonbon ijorbringen fonnte. (5ti)etreb lag 
 ^ierfeltfl franf barnieber unb ^ax'b in bem SIugenBIide, wo ^annt flc^ fcereitete, bie @tabt an3ugreifen. 
 2)iefeg war inbepn fein gro§eg Ungtiid fitr bie Stngelfac^fen, benn fein tajjferer ©o^n, Sbmunb Sifen* 
 feite, "^anbette mit me()r (Sntfc^Ioflfen^eit, atg fein 33ater. gitnfmat tt?arf er bag ^eer ber T)amn son 
 Sonbon auritd, war pegreic^ in »ier anbern ©(^lai^ten, uttb foil am Snbe ^annt auf einer 3nfel Stlne^ 
 ober Olne^ itkrwunben uitb it)n gejwungen l^a'&en, »on i:^m fein Seben ju erbitten. 2Bie bem aud^ fei, 
 eg ift gewi^, bap ^annt unb Sbmunb gu einem Sin'oerftanbnijfe famen, nac^ weld)em ^anut iiber 
 9lortt)umberIanb, Sbmunb t)ingegen itticr ben 3teft beg 9tei(^eg '()errf(^en foUte, bap aber beim Sibfterben 
 beg @inen ober beg 3lnbern bag (^an^t bem Ueberlebenben jufatlen follte. Sbmunb ftarb f(^on einigc 
 aSoc^en na(^ biefem 33ertrage unb eg laftet ein j^arfer 33erbad)t auf ^anut, bap bicfer bie Urfac^e feineg 
 3:obeg gewefen. 3n 1016 bejlieg ^anut ben ertebigten 2:^ron unb tserbanb ftc^ balb barauf mit ber 
 ^onigin gmma, etf)clreb'g SBitwe. ,$lanut war ber ©o^n einer poInifd)en ^Jrinjcffin unb I)atte fd)on 
 frii^ bie 2;aufe empfangen. £)urc^ Sroberung unb Srbfc^aft warb er enblid) jlonig ber Sanber, bie wir 
 jc^t 9iorwegen, ©d)Weben unb 3:)anemarf nennen. dx regierte ungefa^r awanjig Sa'^re, wat)rcnb 
 welc^er Qtit bag 8anb jic^ beg griebeng erfreuetc. 35on alien feinen Seft^ungen wal)lte ^anut Sng= 
 lanb ju feinem gewi)l)nlid)en Slufent^altgort. 2)nrd) Unterwerfung mc()rerer fd}ottifd)en unb cumber* 
 Ianbifd)en gitrflen sergroperte er biefeg Steic^ bebeutenb. Sr berei(^erte Snglanb mit ben <B^a^cn 
 feiner anbern Sanber, wiberfe^te ftc^ ber Unterbritdung ber 2lngclfad)fen »on ©citen ber 'Damn unb 
 unter i^m erflarften bie angelfac^ftfi^en 336lfer wicber »on il)rer 33erwei(^lid)ung, tt)eilgburc^ bie jlriegg= 
 giigc, bie fie mitma^en mupten, t^eilg burd^ bie l^auflgen ^eiratl)gi?erbinbungen unb ben leb^aften 3?er== 
 fe^r mit bem fraftigen Solfe ber 2)anen. 2llg er burc^ ben 3;ob feineg S3ruberg bag ^onigreid) !Bane* 
 marf ererbte, fuc^te er bie 3fteligion, Oefe^e unb (Sitten Snglanbg in T)anemarf einjufii^ren, welc^cg 
 burd^ bie na^e SSerwanbtfc^aft ber <Sprac^e fe^r erleid^tert wuvbe. SCilljelm 'oon ^Jtatmegburp fagt 'oon 
 i^tn : T)mdi) feine grommigfeit, ©erec^tigfeit unb 9)?apigfeit crwarb er fti^ bie 'ik^t feineg 5)olfg unb 
 bie 2ld^tung frember ®taaten. ®r (larb in 1035. ^ad) feinem 2;obe jerftel fein 3ieid^. 
 
 • ^anut ^interlicp me^rere ©o^ne. ^arbifanut, ben (Sot)n Smma'g, 3;o(^tcr beg -^erjogg ber ^ox" 
 tnanbie, t)atte ^anut ju feinem ^^ai^folger bej^immt. 2lu(^ trat feine SDZutter Smma bie 3flegierung in 
 feinem ^amm an. 3nbeffen war ^arbifanut, alg fein 35ater ftarb, in J)anemarf, unb obgleid^ er burc^ 
 feine ©eburt bag befte 9lec^t jur ^rone ©nglanbg :^atte, fo er^ielt boc^ ^aralb barefoot (^afenfup), 
 welc^en S3einamen er feiner gropen ®d)nettigfeit wegen erl)alten, bie Dber'^anb. S)ie 2lngclfa(^fen 
 wiinfd)ten inbep nod) immer einen ber ©o^ne Stt^elreb'g, ber fld^ nod^ in ber ^^iormanbie bcfanb, auf 
 bem 2:^ron ju fe:^en. !Die X)anen im ©egent^eile ijerlangten barefoot, weil feine 9)cutter bie 3;od)tcr 
 eineg in Snglanb anftifftgen banifd)en ©rafen war. ^arolb warb im 9Zorben alg ^onig anerfannt. 
 2Ba^renb ber nnterl)anblung mit Se^terem liep Smma i'^re beiben @iJl)ne erj^er S^e aug ber 9?ormanbic 
 fommen. !Der Sine, Sllfreb, warb furj nac^ feiner 2lnfunft in Snglanb burd) bie 91ad)ftellung .f)arolb'g 
 unb, einige fagen, mit Stiffen feiner 2}?utter ermorbet; ber Slnbere, Sbuarb, feiner 9}?uttcr nid)t 
 
©ffdjifljtc "bet eni,l\fd)cn <§pradjf. xxm 
 
 trauenb, fc^rte ciltgft nad^ ber 9^ormanbie 3urucf. ®ie mxt) bait) nac^^er ijon ^arolb ttcrbannt unt) 
 beciab ftc^ nac^ glanbern. ^arolb mar nun ^err t)on gang Gnglanb. 
 
 ^ierauf begab ftc^ ^arbifanut nac^ ber 9^ormanbte, urn ft^ mit U;r iiber bic Mebereroberung Sng* 
 Iant>g ju befprec^en; faum mx cr bort angefommen, alg Slbgefanbtc i)on Snglanb i^m bie 5«a^n{i^t 
 oou ^arolb'g iob unb bag Stnerbietcn ber englifc^en ^rone iiberbraci^ten. fir na:^in gnglanb ol;nc 
 SBiDerftanb in Sefi0. 
 
 ©einc JHegicrung jeic^netc ftd^ nur burd^ feinc @d)tt>elgerei unb l^abgierige SBebrudfung auS, gr 
 ftarb in 1042. 
 
 Da er fcine grben ^interlie^, fo bcflicg nac^ feincm 2:obe fetn ©Hefbrubcr, gbuarb III., bent man 
 feineg monc^ifdjen SGefen^ wegen, ben 33einamen beg Sefcnnerg gegeben :^attc, ben S^ron. (Sbuarb 
 ber Sefenner roar in jeber ^infic^t jur 9iegtcrung unfa()ig unb blieb fein ganjeg mm »on feiner Um^- 
 gcbung abi^angig. ©d)on »or cier^ig 3a^ren |atte bic greunbfc^aft jmifdjen ber 9^ormanbic unb (Eng- 
 lanb burc^ bie ^eirat^ Gt^elrcb'g angefangen, jc^t tvarb biefc greunbfd)aft nod) beftimmter unb fejler, 
 ba ein ^ijnig auf bem Zf)vont fa^, ber fafl fein ganjeg mm in ber 9tormanbie gugebrac^t, ber 
 mit ber ©prac^c unb ben ©itten ber franjojtfdjen 5f|ormanner Die! befannter, tvk mit benen feineg 
 cigenen 55oIfeg roar. Gbuarb I)attc eine Qai)l 5fiormanner mitgebrac^t unb anbcre folgten balb nac^ 
 feiner X^ronbeftcigung unb er^icUcn bie erftcn (SteUcn im Sanbe. Slber obglcic^ gbuarb geroip fei* 
 tien ttormannif^en greunben ben 25orjug gegeben, fo roar er boc^ fo fe^r in ben ^dnben beg J^er* 
 i'o^i 03otroin oon banifdier Sibfunft, unb feiner ©obne, ba§ an feine felb^flanbige ^anblunggroeifc 
 gu benfcn roar. Xicfer mad)tige giirfl ijattc i()m feine 3;oc^ter gur ©emat)Iin aufgebrungen, roat^renb 
 feine ©ij^nc unb 35er»anbte roenig^eng bic ^alftc Snglanbg untcr fi(^ tt)eilten. 3n 1051 fam bic 
 geinbfcfcaft unter ben normannifc^cn unb englifc^en ^arteien jum roirfUd)en 2Tugbrud>. Die erftc 
 golgc ba»on roar, ba§ (Sbuarb bie ©elegenbeit ergriff, fii^ fcineg laftigen (Sd)roieger»aterg gu tnt" 
 lebiflcn. Die ganjc gamilie ®obroin rourbc serbannt unb bic ^onigin i(;rer SGiirbe beraubt unb 
 in'g ®efangnip geroorfen. 3lber fd)on im nad))tcn 3a()re fet)rten ®obroin unb fein So^n ^aralb 
 mit bcroaffneter 'Mad^t, bie erflcrer in glanbern, le^terer in 3rlanb gefammelt fjatte, jurud. <Bk pflogen 
 cine Untcr^anblung mit Sbuarb, unb bag 9tcfultat roar, bap bic @obroin=gamiUc roiebcr in atlc 
 ibre 0lcc^tc cingefe^t rourbc, bie ^onigin ibrcn ^la^ roiebcr cinnal^m unb bie 9?ormannen tterbannt 
 rourben. ®obroin ftarb einige SJtonate nad)()er, aber fein <Bol)n ^aralb erbtc feine ganje WU^t, 
 unb mad)tc ficb fogar ^"^offnung auf bie 9lad^foIge beg tinberlofcn ^onigg, obg(eid) biefer feinen jur 
 ,-icit ^anut'g na(^ llngarn gefdiidten 91effen, ben einjigcn nod) fibrigen ©profiling feiner g'^ntiHc/ 
 »on bort ^attc fommen laffen. ^aralb'g Jpoffnung rouc^g noc^ mel)r, alg biefer ^rinj einige 5}?o* 
 natc nad!) feiner 2Infunft in Snglanb ftarb. ^aum roar Sbuarb geflorben, fo berief er cine 5>er* 
 fammlung ber ®ropcn beg SReic^g unb lief? ftd) jum .Ronige roablen. Sr roar biefer SBa^t roiirbig, 
 fcatte aber bag ©^idfal gcgcn f?c^ unb »erIor im .<?ampfe mit bem ^erjoge »on ber 5^ormanbic bci 
 ©enlac, unroeit ^aftingg, .Jlrone unb i'eben, nad)bcm cr brei Jage frijt)er cinen gidngenben ®ieg 
 gegcn feinen ©ruber 3;oftig unb ben norroegifd)cn .Jtonig ^abraba bci Stamforbbriide an ber Dcr« 
 rocnt erfodjtcn, in weld^er (Sc^IaAt beibe, Joftig unb J^abraba, i^r Seben cinbiipten. 
 
 SBir fommen nun ju ber ^crtobe, bie in ben cng(ifd)en ©itten, ®ebrdud)en, aber ijorjitglid) in 
 ber cnglifc^cn ©prac^c bie gro^te Umrodljung l^cr»orgcbrac^t; miiffen aber »orl)er cinen S3Ud auf 
 lie ncuen Srobcrcr unb i^rc Stbfunft roerfcn. 
 
 ^ic 'StotmantKn in ^ranfrctd^. 
 
 Dag 8anb, roelc^eg roir fpater unter bem 9'iamen ber 9]ormanbie fcnnen, roar in ber friil)e{lcn 
 gatlif^en ©efc^ic^tc son celtifcbcn SBoifern beroo^nt. Diefc 2>olfer roaren atle in ber romifd)en 
 ^roioinj Lugdunensis secunda bcgriffcn, roclc^e mit bem fpdter erric^teten ^er3ogtI)ume ber 9iormanbie 
 iibereinftimmt. S3etm Sverfall beg 9Uic^g rourbc biefer 3;^eil ©atlicng Sicn (S.Io»ig erobert unb bem 
 ^onigrei^ ber granfen cinoerleibt. %U granfreic^ unter ben <Boi)mn S(ot()aire'g I. get^eilt rourbc, 
 gc^orte eg gu bem ^onigreic^c Sficu^ria, roelc^cg bag Sanb jroifd^cn bem ^anal unb ber Soire, ber 
 WtU tton Gbampagne unb ben ©renjen tton Sretagne entl>ielt. 
 
 Die Srobcrung 9^orroegeng tton ^aralb Jpaarfagr tteranlapte bie Srrid^tung ciner Qaf)l norman* 
 tiifd>er Solonicn, bie »on ben ' scrtricbencn ^urficn in perfi^iebcnen 2:^cilen Suropa'g erri^tet rour* 
 
XXIV (^if^id)te "ifct fnflltfd)cn ^prnff)?. i 
 
 ben. iBei biefen ^UQtn litt bic ^iormanbie itebeutenb. (Sitter bcr tapferflcn btefcr 5w|fer it>ar JRc-ff 
 (cber 3flaouI) auc^ 9tolIo gettattttt. Sr lattbetc iti 876 ait ber Jliifte graitfreicE)^, ittac^tc sum bort 
 nac^ alleit "Seiten ^in ster^eerettbc Stau&jiige uitb »en»uftete mit feiiteit tuilbett 9{Drmaititen ba^ ganjc 
 Sattb. DtefeS Uitgliicf uitb ijielleic^t auc^ bie .'poffttuttg, iti dioUo eittett S3efc^u^er gegen aitbeie 
 nortitaitttifc^e Slaubfc^aarett ju er^^altett, fcemogen ben bamaligen 53e^errft^er granfrcic^g, Maxl ben 
 Sinfaltigen, ju einem 33erglet(^e. Sr fd)Iop 911 juit 9loIf einen Sertrag, na^ it)cld)cin biefer ^axV^ 
 2;od)ter, ®ifela, jur ©ema^Iin, fotuie ba^ jivifc^en ber ©retagne unb bem Sure^ghtffe gelegene Sanb 
 3um S3eft^tl)um er^ielt uitb [tc^ bagegen mit feinen ®efaC)rten jur 2tnnat)me beg St)riftent^umg unb 
 jur Slnerfennung ber franfifc^en Dberlel)ni?t)errfd)aft »erftanb. 2)ie ^ulbigung beg ^onigg war fiir 
 bic gitrften bcr 5Rorntanbic nur eine leere Seremonie, uitb [le fcetra^teten [id) nbc^ weniger i»ie bie 
 ©ropen ^^xanhnd:)^ aU Untertt)anen beg ^ijnigg. 
 
 S)ie Ummanbelung biefer norbifd)en ©eerauter in 2ln'6auer beg Sanbeg, tttetc^cg fie juijor »crit)itflet 
 l^atten, ift eine ber merfroiirbigfien S3egeBcn§eiten, wel(^e bem ^aC beg treftlic^en 9fleid)eg fotgte unb 
 nirgcnbg ftnben tt»ir eine fo fd)netlc unb ganslid)e 3Seranberung. fiinen gropen Zljdl biefer 3Ser= 
 anberung mitjfcn tuir inbep bem ^erfonIid)en S^arafter Stotlo'g, ober, ittic cr nac^ ber 3;aufc ge* 
 nannt wurbc, 9tot>ert'g jufc^reiben. (Sr fiti)rtc tin Se^^ngf^pcm ein, fo ijotlflanbig unb fo regelmafig, 
 h)ie man eg faum in ben Sanbern lannte, mo eg f(^on feit S^^^i^eti feeflanben. Qutx^t Mt^ntt er 
 bic 9lci(i^cn feincg ^crjogtt^umg, ben 3ftcjl beg Sanbeg ttcrt^cilte cr untcr feine ^auptteute. Sr lub 
 f^rcmbc Don alien ©eiten tin, in fein Sanb ju fommen unb fo flrenge tDurben bic ©efe^e gefianb* 
 '^aht, baf man crjat)It, er 'i^a^ot tin 5lrmt)anb an tint didjt irn 2BaIbe ge^angen unb eg nad^ brei 
 Sa^ren unangctaflet tcieber aBgenommen. (£r Bauetc bic jcrftijrten Mrd)en tt^icber auf, Befeftigtc 
 bie ©tabic, unb t^at alleg, um fein Sanb gegen bic Slnfatic anberer SflatiB^itglcr 3U fc^ii^cn. T)tn 
 friegerifc^en ®eift feiner Untertijanen na^rte er burc^ ®ren33iigc, ijorjitglic^ gegen bie iBretagner, 
 bic ft(^ i:^m untcrtDarfen. 
 
 Dbgteii^ bic '^n^a^ ber ^Iflormanner, bic SftoBert in ^rtinfrcic^ in biefc neue Solonie etnfitt)rte, nur 
 aug 30,000 Wann bejlanb, fo luar bod) bicfe 33eimifc^ung eineg fo encrgifc^en ©tammeg untcr bie, 
 ju ber 3eit »erberBten 5i"*infen 'oon unenblid)er 2Gid)tig!cit. ©ic mac^tcn trcnigc tuirflic^c 5>eranbc^ 
 rungen, na^men bie (Bpxad)tn, bic ©itten unb 9lcIigion bcr ^ejtegten an, »erlie{)en aber aUtn bie 
 i^rem 3?oIfe cigcne ^raft unb Snergic, S)er rauT)e Dialect eineg ijcrbor'6enen Sateing tt>arb untcr 
 i^nen jur gcBilbeten unb gcfd)riel)encn ©J^rac^c, tt^elc^e tuir in itiren ®efe^Biid)ern unb JHomanjen, bem 
 ^auptfecftanbtl)eil i()rcr 53oI!gtiteratur, ftnben; biefelBc 2tufmcr!fam!eit, bie fie auf anbere ©egenftanbe 
 ri(^tctcn, Beiviefen ftc auc^ ben 8ct)rcn unb ^rebigten ber ©otteggeIet)rten, unb bic :^eibnifd)e Sfteligion 
 t^rer fcanbinayifd)en 3?ater 'ocrlajfcnb, tuurbcn fie bic cifrigftcn 33ere^rer beg S!^rijlcnt|)umg, bcr 3ie= 
 ligion, bie fie in i^rer feerauBerifd)cn Saufba'^n auf'g auperfte oerfotgt ^ttcn. 
 
 9lo&crt trat bie JRegicrung tm 3a^r 927 an feinen ©ot)n SGil^elm, Sangbegen genannt, at. 3)iefer 
 hjurbe 942 mcuc^clmorbcrifc^ getobtet. Sr I)inter{ie§ Mnen legitimcn Srben, aBcr 9tic^arb I. (nad)l)er 
 Bans-peur genannt), trarb Sion ben 9?ormannen alg ^erjog anerfannt. 3t)m fotgte fein ©ot)n, Sti^arb 
 11. , ber @utc genannt. Unter biefcm c'6cn fo frommen, tt»ic tapfern unb fhtgen 9iegenten, pnben t»ir, 
 tttic f(^on oben erttia()nt, bie crj^e 5lnna|erung jittifc^cn Snglanb unb bcr ^ftormanbic. 
 
 %U Stit^arb II. ^arfi, be^ieg 9'lid)arb III. ben J^ron, ©ein Sruber Stobert irolltc i^m gtuar ben 
 S3eft0 bejfelben ftreitig ma(^en, jcbod) gctang eg t'^m, benfelben jur UnteritJcrfung ju bringcn. 3n» 
 beffen Balb nac^ feiner diMWi^x ^axl cr unter Umftanben, bic cine Scrgiftung n)a|rfc^einli(^ madjttn, 
 9lobert bemdc^ttgte ftc^ beg ^erjogf^umg unb er^ielt, feiner tterf(^iebencn 3;i)atcn n?egcn, bic bciben 
 Seinamen le raagnifique (ber .^crrlic^c) unb le diable (bcr 2;cufel). 9la^bem 0^id)arb feinen ^ad^^' 
 haxn Stiain tton bcr 33rctagnc ge^trungen, t|m ju ^utbigen, bcgab cr ftc^ auf eine 5^i(gcrfa:^rt unb 
 cmpfa^l feinen einjtgen ©o^n SBil^elm, ben Sa^arb, ber Xrcue feiner Sbcln. dx ftarb auf biefer 
 5)ilgerf(^aft in 1035. - 
 
 SCil^cIm II., feiner unel^clid)ett 2lb!unft megcn, ber Saflarb, aber fpater, nad^bem cr Sngtanb 
 erobert l^attc, ber groberer genannt, t»ar Don fcincm 33ater, ttor feiner Slbreifc, an ben ^of ^einric^'g I. 
 gefd)idt morben. 3^ic Unrutien unb Smporungcn, bic iva^renb feiner ^JZtnbcrjatjrigfeit cntflanben, 
 entfaltctcn in i^m itntn (S^arafter bcr ©d)Iaubcit unb 2:npferfeit, bcr i^n fpatcr fo fe^r aug3eid)nete. 
 W^x Wxd) bic gifcrfuc^t bcr ttcrfc^iebcnen ®ropen, alg burc^ irgenb einen tuirfUc^cn 58eijlanb, h)urbc 
 
^efd)id)te ttet ^ngltfdjfn Spra^^ xxv 
 
 t^m feitt ^crjogt^um crt)altctt unb nad)t)em er (m 3a^rc 1054 ben le^ten fctncr geinbc, 2CiH)eIm, ben 
 ©rafen tton 9Irquc3, bejmungen, warf cr feinc e^rgei3t9en 33Ucfe auf bic ©robcrung frember Canbet 
 bcrjiiglicb auf bie brittifc^en 3nfe^«. 
 
 SSir ^aben fc^on frii^cr ertvabnt, baf Sbuarb ber SBefcnner, ber in ber 5'iormanbic crjogen tear, in 
 ©pra^c, ©ittcn unb ®efut)Ien meftr 91ormann wic Sac^fe n»ar unb feine brciunbgnjanjigjd^rige SRegie^ 
 rung toerflof unter ben unau^fc^Iid^en ©trcitigfeiten ber fa(i)jtfd)en unb normannifd)en '^axteicn, 2)cr 
 S5orf^ub, ben (Sbuarb feinen normannifc^en greunbcn unb SSertvanbtcn lic^, ermut^igte SSil^elm in 
 fcinen ef)rgeijtgen ^Vdnen. Sr bc]nd)tt Snglanb jur 3eit, ipo bic normannifd)e ^^artel bag Ueberge^- 
 i»ic^t ^atte, mit einem gro^en ®efoIge, ober »ielme^r mit einer ^rteg^ma^t; unb ein ®d)riftftetler ber 
 neuern 3cit fagt : „^U ber .^crjog oon ber S^iormanbie (Snglant burd)jog, :^dttc er tt)o^I glauben fon=' 
 nen, er fel noc^ in feinem eigcnen f anbc. S)ie glotte, bie er bei Dooer fanb, tvar »on S'iormannen 
 bcfet)Iigt ; unb bei (Santerburp war eine geflung toon normdnnifc^en .Rriegern befe^t. ©ine Slnja^I 
 9iormannen, aU ^auptteute unb 5)rdlaten, begritpten i^n unb bie ©iinfllinge gbuarb'S famen, urn 
 bent rber^aupt i^reS 55aterlanbei? ju ^ulbigen unb brangten fi^ urn i^ren angebornen ^errn. 2BiI« 
 belm erfc^ien in Snglanb met)r aU ^tonig, bcnn Sbuarb felbft, unb balb flopte fein S^rgeij it)m bie 
 ^offnung ein, bcim Jobe biefeiJ »on normdnnifc^em Sinflup geleiteten Tlonaxd)tn, oI)nc grope (Sd^wic* 
 rigfeit bejfen 3;i)ron in bejleigen." 
 
 I^tc i)*2:ormanitcn in (Sn^lan^, 
 
 T)it 2?eflegten fud^ten jttjar nac^ ber Sd^fac^t f on .^aflingfi bie ^renib^^errfd^aft tton fl(^ abjuwenbcn, 
 ober ti war feine Sinigfeit unter ben ®ropen. St^elreb »on §)orf, ber gweite ©eiftUc^e bed Sanbed, 
 liep ftc^ »on 2Bi(^ctm getrinnen. S^e man nod^ ju einem fcften Sntfc^Iujfe Urn, eroberte 2©il^etm ben 
 ganjcn Siiben. '^nn unterwarfcn ftd) i^m bie mci|lcn gciftltd)en unb wcttlic^en ®ropcn, fowie auc^ 
 Gtgar Slt^cling, ben man in Conbcn jum Jlonige aujjgerufcn I)atte; biefcn lectern na^m er freunbli(^ 
 auf unb gab ftd^ iiber^aupt bad Slnfe^en, aU ob er nid)t ba<3 fRedjt eined Srobererd, fonbern blod fein 
 Grbrcd^t gelten mad)en wotlte. !!Dann verfammelte er in Sonbon eine 2In3at)I Sngldnber nebfl feinen 
 9tormanncn, unb Hep fl^ toon f^nen jum ^iJnig au>?rufen, foroie auc^ gleic^ barauf toon bem Sr^bifd^oft 
 toon Serf fronen. ®Iei(^ nod^ ber ^ronung jrarb er iiberatt aU ^onig anerfannt unb bie Sroberung 
 (Englanbd war a(fo in brei '^onatcn tootlenbet. di entflanbcn noc^ mand^e Smporungen, aberSBil^elm 
 unterbriidte fie alle unb be^anbelte bad Sanb nad)()er ganj wie cin feinblid^ed. J)er ^ufi^nb bed ian^ 
 bed crlitt cine tocUigc Umwanblung. Die 9?ormanncn traten aid ^crrfd^cnbe .^laffc an bie ©teUe bed 
 fd(^rifd)cn unb bdnifd^cn Slbcld; 2Ci(^eIm flcQfc in Snglanb cin ftrenged Set)nf9)tem auf, wie cd in 
 feinem anbern ?anbe Suropa'd bcfianb unb beraubte nii^t nur bad cigentlidje 95olf feincr }^xiii)eit, fon* 
 tern beugte an^ bie normdnnif^cn 33aronc unter ben l^arten !Drudf einer miUtdrifc^=bedpotifc^en ^o- 
 nigdt)errfd)aft ; felbjl bie Sitten unb S p r a d^ c wurben burd^ ben Sinflup bed franjijftf^^normdnni* 
 fitcn SGcfend gdn^lid^ umgewanbclt. 5J?acauIe9 fagt in ber (Einleitung ^u feiner ®efd)id)tc toon 
 Gnglanb toon ben 9iormdnncrn nac^ ber Srobcrung ber 9iormanbie: 
 
 „(5ie toertiepen i^re 2)Zutterfprac^e unb na^men bie frangUftfc^e (Sprad^e an, in Weld^er bad J^aupt=' 
 clement bad fateinifd^c war; fte cr^ben bicfc Sprad^c balb ju cincr SGiirbc unb einer 2i3id)tigfcit, bie 
 biefelbe »orf)er nic gc^abt; ed war cin barbarifd^ed ^auberwdlf^, fie mad^ten ed ju cincr gcfd)riebcncn 
 ©prad^c unb gebraud^ten fie in i^ren ®efc^en, ©cbid^ten unb Stomanjen. ©ie entfagtcn ber tijierif^cn 
 S>oUerei, benen faft atlc tentonifd^cn 35olfer gu fcl^r ergcbcn warcn. 3)er gcflttetc Suyud bed 9f?ormannctt 
 ftac^ fonberbar gcgen bie ro^e ©efrdpigfcit unb Jrunfen^eit feiner fdd)ftf(^cn unb bduifd)cn 9iadt)barcn 
 ab. er jcigte feinen 2tufwanb ni^t in gropcn ^aufcn toon ©peifen unb gdjfern fiarfen ©ctrdnfed, 
 fonbern in gropcn unb prdc^tigen ©ebdubcn, in fc^onen Sliiftungen, ftattUd)en 5>f«ben, audgcfud)ten 
 galfcn, ^crrlic^en Jurniercn, ©aftmdblcrn, bie fld^ mef)r burc^ i^re 2cder()aftigteit, aid burc^ il)rett 
 Ucbcrflup audjcid^nctcn, unb in SBcincn, bic i^red feinen ©cfdf)madcd, ni(^t i^rer bcrauf^cnbcn (Eigcn=' 
 fdiaftcn wcgen, bcrii^mt warcn. 5^cr rittcrlid^e ©eift, ber einen fo mdc^tigen Sinflug auf bie WHit, 
 SJJoral unb ©ittcn ber curopdifd^cn 9?ationen audgeiibt ^atte, befanb fid^ in feiner grijptcn Jperrlic^fcit 
 unter bem normdnnifd)cn Slbcl. 2:cr Slbct acic^nctc fld^ aud^ burc^ fein anmutt)iged S3ctragen fowic 
 burd^ feine cinfd^mcid^clnbe Slcbe aud, aud^ warcn fie wcgen i^rer ©cwanbtl^eit in Unterf)anblungcn 
 unb cincr naturlid)cn Screbfamfcit fo berii^mt, bap i^re ©cf^id^tfc^reiber fic^ riit;mtcn, i§re 2{be(igen 
 
XXVI 
 
 &cfd)xd)ie tfev cnQiifd)cn ^ptixtije. 
 
 feien fd^on toon ber Siege auf 9iebner» %bn U)rett groften dinljm mvaxUn i^itett i^re friegenft^eit 
 Zi}attn ; jebe^ 2ant>, won bem atlantifd)en Dcean big gum tobteit SJieere, tuaren 3eugen ber SfGunber, 
 bie i()rc 9)?anneg3U(^t unb Japferfeit get^an. Sin normannifi^ev Slitter, an ber ©pi^e einer JpanbooU 
 ^ricgcr, gerllrcutc bie ^elten toon Sonnoug^t ; ein Stnberer gritnbete bag ^iJnigreic^ ber beiben (5i«= 
 cilicn unb fal) bie ofttic^en unb lucftUc^en ^aifer toor \dmn ^^a^ntn flie^en. Sin fritter, ber U(t)ffcg 
 beg erften ^reujjugeg, ivarb toon fcinen SCaffenbriibern mit ber .Jloniggmitrbe toon 2lntio(^ befleibet, unb 
 ein SBierter, ber SEantreb, bejfen 9iame in bent gropcn ©ebic^te Jaffo'g lebt, war weit unb brcit in ber 
 ganjen S^riftent)eit aU ber tapferjle unb gro§miitl)igfte 25ertt)eibiger beg l)eiligen ©rabeg beriit)mt." 
 
 3n obigcr ©figje ber englifd^cn ®efd)ici^te ^abcn h)ir nur bie 9JJomente toorjitglid^ angegeben, bie 
 tinen bebeutenbcn Sinflup auf bie (Sprad)e auggciibt. 
 
 S)ic SSoIfer, bie toor ben Slngelfac^fen 33rittanien bemo'^nten, ge'^ortcn ju ber erften grofen SSiJifcr* 
 hjanberung, ju ben .^imbertt ober ^eltem ^ier ift ber ©tammbaum it;rer <S))rad>c t 
 
 ^eltif^. 
 
 mt 3rif<^. 
 
 mt ©allifc^, mt S3rittif^. 
 
 Srianb. erftf^. S^anfifd^, 
 
 SSalifer. 2lrm'c. Sernijl* 
 
 ^0(3^ ©c^ottifc^. 
 
 2)lefe 356rfer, toon ben Slomern unterjo^t, ntogen Sorter toon ber tatcinifd^cn Qpxa^t angenommen 
 l^aben, bie Iateinifd)e ©pra^e felbft ^ahen fte fid) nie ju eigen gemadit. 
 
 (©pater '^aUn n?ir bie Sroberung burd) bie 2lngelfad)fcn unb toon bem 3uflanbe ber (Sjjra^c ju 
 ttrtl^cilen, tuurbe bag feltifdje Element fajl gang toerbrangt. X)ie S3ritten, bie jrirfUd) in Sngtanb blie= 
 Ben, tniiffen bie ©))rad)e ber ©ieger angenommen :^abcn. Die !eltifcben Sorter, bie n)ir je^t in ber 
 cnglifc^en ©rac^e finben, finb fpater eingcfii()rt, merben auc^ nur gebraud}t, urn fc^ottifc^e ober irian* 
 bifd^c Oegenftdnbe 3U begeic^ncn. Qn biefen gct)ijren: bard, ©anger; kilt, ber fc^ottifc^e 9locf, ben bie 
 ^oc^Ianber patt ^ofen tragen; clan, ©tamm, S^niilif, ®efc^Ied^t; pibroch, ^rieggmuftf; plaid, cine 
 Slrt ©^attot ; reel, ein f(^ottifd)er %an] ; claymore, ein langeg, breiteg fc^ottif^eg ©(^roert. Sg giebt 
 nod^ anbere, bie n?o^f fd^on fritt)er eingefii^rt. 
 
 Dag 25oIf ber 2lngclfad)fen gcf)i3rt 3U ber gttociten ober got()ifc^en (Jinwanberung in Suropa; ^ier ifi 
 ber ©tammbaum ber ©prai^en : 
 
 ®ott)ifd^. 
 
 Singer* 
 
 fac^fifd^. granfifd^. 
 
 «Kaefo=®otI;if^» 
 
 !Dag "^eutige Sngtifd^. 
 
 2)ag nieberlanb. ©^ottifd^. 
 
 ^otlanbif^ 
 
 ober 
 grieftfc^» 
 
 !Deutf^c^. 
 
 ©d)rodbifd^. 
 
 ©d^ltoeijerifc^. 
 
 ^imbrtfd^ 
 
 ober 
 
 mt Srlanbifd^. 
 
 T>ai ^eutigc 3rlanbifd^. 
 9?ortDegifcb. 
 ©c^wcbif4 
 2)anif(^. 
 Drfne^ifd^. 
 
 ©pater !amen bie ^lormanner ober fogenannten T)anen, nad^ unb nad^, im Seft^ eineg gro^en I^eilg 
 (Snglanbg. Sg ift fetjr natiirlic^, bap bei ^iwei 33oIfern, bcren ©prac^en fo nat)c toerwanbt waren, n?ic 
 bie ber Slngelfa^fen unb bie ber 5^ormdnner, ttjeber bie cine no(^ bie anbere ftd^ in i^rer SRcin^eit er.» 
 ■fatten fonnte. 2jiefc ^^ormanncn fpradjen o^ne 3it>eifel bie alte Danfff(^e ©prad^e, bie 9)?utter ber 
 fc^tDcbifd^en, nortt>cgifd)en unb banifc^cn X)ialefte. Sic na\)c bie banifd)e ©prac^e mit ber je^igen 
 cnglifd^en unb noc^ me:^r mit ber angelfad)ftf^en toerwanbt ifl, ge^t beutlid^ mi folgenben Seifpieien 
 l^ertoor x 
 
(^e((i)id)te tev (Rgiifdjcn ^]ftad)e» 
 
 XXVII 
 
 Kong Christian stod ved hoien Mast 
 
 I Rog og Damp ; 
 Hans Vaerge hamrede saa fast, 
 At Gothens Hielm og Hierne brast ; 
 Da sank hver fiendtligt Speil og Mast 
 
 I Rog og Damp. 
 Flye, skreg de, flye, hvad flye can, 
 Hvo Btaar for Danmark's Christian 
 I Kamp ? 
 
 King Christian stood by the lofty mast 
 
 In mist and smoke ; 
 His sword was hammering so fast, 
 Through Gothic helm and brain it pass'd, 
 Then sank each hostile hulk and mast 
 
 In mist and smoke. 
 Fly, shriek'd they, fly, he who can ; 
 Who braves of Denmark's Christian 
 The stroke ? 
 
 Sfnigc bicfer 5G6rtcr 'baUn no^ ntcl^r SlcBnlid^fcit mit bent 2lngclfad)f!f(^cn aU mit bcm l^cutigcn 
 Snglifd^cn J 3. S3, fiendtligt, 21. <B, feondlic, hostile; hver, 2l, @. seghwaeher, each. 
 
 3n bemfelfcen Sicbe ^al&cn »ir in einer fRci^t : 
 
 "Han heisede det rod flag," 
 
 "He hoisted the red flag." 
 £)a« ^eutige !t5an{fc^: 
 
 "Hans mad var graeshopper, og vild honning." 
 "His meat was (locust) grasshopper, and wild honey.' 
 
 "Han said til dem, folger efter mig." 
 "He said to them, follow after me." 
 
 Wlti^x Slngctfac^flfc^ toic in irgenb cincr IcBenben ©prad^e, finben tvtr Jcboc^ in bcm ^JriefJfcS^en. Tjit 
 alten gricfen, tie 9tac^barcn ber 2lngcln, fprac^en of)nt 3weifcl ^^ne (Sprad^c, bic ber angelfad^ftf^en 
 fet)r na^e Urn, aud^ ifl e3 me^r aU nja^rfc^einlic^, bap bicfc, ba fte aucf) ^itflenBcwo^ner tvaxen, Ul 
 ber Ueberfieblung ber Slngelfac^fen, fic^ bicfen angefd^foffen. Die aUcn S^ronifcr jinb nid^t einmaT 
 bariiljet einig, ob ^engifl ein 2tngel ober eiit griefe war, benn tS :^cipt : 
 
 Een hiet Engistus een vriese, een sas One was named Engist, a Friesian or a Saxon 
 
 Die uten lande verdreven was ; Who was banished from his land. 
 
 Hwat bist dou, libben ? 
 Jen wirch stribjen 
 
 Fen pine, noed in sodrch j 
 Lange oeren fen smerte, 
 In nochten — ho kodrt ! 
 
 Det fordwine de modrns. 
 
 D^ad, hwat bist don, 
 Ta hwaera alien buwgje. 
 
 Fen de scepterde kening ta de slawe ? 
 De Isetste, boeste fr^'on, 
 Om uws sodrgen to eingjen, 
 
 Dyn gebiet is yn't graef. 
 
 Wenneer se alien binne fled 
 Jouwst dou ien bsed, 
 
 Waer wy kalm yn sliepe : 
 De wounen alle hele, 
 De digerige f'agen segele, 
 
 Dy lang dfene wekje in gepje. 
 
 (Snglifd) »oit ber ffirafin ^Iefftttgtott« 
 
 What art thou life ? 
 A weary strife 
 
 Of pain, care and sorrow j 
 Long hours of grief. 
 And joys — how brief I 
 
 That vanish on the morrow. 
 
 Death, what art thoa, 
 To whom all bow, 
 
 From sceptred king to slave ? 
 The last, best friend. 
 Our cares to end 
 
 Thy empire 's in the grave. 
 
 When all have fled 
 Thou giv'st a bed. 
 
 Wherein we calmly sleep : 
 The wounds all heal'd, 
 The dim eyes seal'd. 
 
 That long did wake and weep 
 
XX vm 
 
 hfdfi^te tier cnijltrf|)cn ^'■prad)e. 
 
 T>u angelfarf)jtf(^e ©pra^c '^attc t^rc ijerfc^ietencn 2)ialcfte; t»ir woUen'^icr nur ein SBeifptel batiott 
 ftttful^rctt. 
 
 Mk. IV, 3—5. 
 3. Gehyrath, * Ute code sessedere hys ssed to 
 Bawenne. 4. And tha, he sew, sum feoll with 
 thone weg, and fugelas comon and hyt frseton. 
 5. Sum feoll ofer stans — cyligean, th&T hyt nsefde 
 mycel eorthan, and sona up-eode, for ^Aam the 
 hyt nsefde eorthan ^Mccnesse. 
 
 Son bent "t!lusl)iBort^ ®lo00." 
 3m lOten 3i^^i^i)wnt)crt. 
 3. Geherthe ; heonu eode the sedere sawend 
 to sawend. 4. and miththy giseow, other sum 
 gifeol ymb tha strete, and comun flegende, and 
 fretan etan thset. 5. other sum sothlice gifeol 
 ofer staenere, ther ne haefde eortho, and hrsethe 
 up iornende wses, for thon ne hafde heouisse 
 eortho. 
 
 SSott bent "l!l0rtl)umbrtan ©loss." A. D. 900. 
 Mk. IV, 3—5. 
 
 3. — heono eode the sawende sedere to 
 sawenne 4. and mithths geseuw, other su feoll 
 ymb tha stret, and cwomon flegendo and frettoa 
 eton thaet 5. sum ec feoll of. staener, ther ne hasfde 
 eorthu michel menig ; and hrsethe uppiornende 
 waes arissen wses f. thon niefde heanisse eorthes. 
 
 3. Hearken ; Behold, there went out a sower 
 to sow. 4. And it came to pass as he sowed 
 some fell by the way-side, and the fowels of the 
 air came and devoured it up. 5. And some fell 
 on the stony ground, where it had not much 
 earth ; and immediately it sprung up, because 
 it hjid no depth of earth. 
 
 2)as 3Satcrnnfcr, we^eg Jc^t uhtx elf^unbert 3^^^^^ alt i% qiU uni einc gutc ^vobt Don bent alttn 
 ©ac^ftf^en; auc^ fonnen ivir barln fe^rlei(^t bie SSe'ranberung nsa^rne'^mcn, bic bie ©prac^c nac^ unb 
 na(^ erfittctt ^at : — 
 
 3m 3a:^re 750 : 
 " Uren Fader, thic arth in heofnas. 
 Sic gehalqud thin noma, to cymeth 
 thin ric. Sic thin willa, sue is in 
 heofnas, and in eortho. Yrenh laf 
 ofer wirtlic sel us to daeg, and 
 forgef us scylda urna, sue we for- 
 gefan scyldgum urum, and do inlead 
 usith in custnung. An gefrig vrich 
 from ifle." 
 
 3m 3a^rc 890 : 
 
 " Fseder ure thu whe eart in heofenum, 
 Si thin nama gehalgod. 
 To be-cume then rice 
 Gefurthe thin willa on eorthan, swa swa 
 on heofenum. 
 
 TJrne dsegramlicam hlaf syle us to dseg, 
 And forgif us ure gyltas, swa swa we forgifath 
 urum gyltendum. 
 
 And ne gelasdde thu U8 on costenunge, 
 Ac alys us of yfell. Sothlice." 
 
 3m 13ten 3fl^t'^w«bert: 
 
 Our Fadir that art in hevenys. 
 Halewid be thi name, 
 Thy kingdom come to. 
 Be thi wil in erthe, as in hevene. 
 Give to us this day our breed over other substance. 
 And forgive to us our dettis, as we forgive our dettouris. 
 And lede us not into teraptacioun, 
 But delyvere us from yvel. Amen. 
 
 S^er etnjtge Unterfc^ieb in bem iBatcrunfer t)on 1611 unb bcm ie^iQtn It^t^ in ben SBorten "and 
 forgive us our dettes, as we forgive our detters," unb im S3uc^ftaMrcn eingelner SCortcr. 
 
 Da^ ttctd^e th tjl l()ter tntt th, iai ^axlt mil -th tejci^net 
 
kfd}xA}U "iter cnijlifdjcn .^prarfje. 
 
 XXIX 
 
 ®>(mtfd)Us ^Inflclfat^fifd) nun tier 
 On this gere for se king Henri ofer sse aet 
 te Lammasse, and ths&t other dei, tha. he lai an 
 elep in scip. tha, <^estrede the dsei oner all landes 
 and nuard the sunne swilc als it uuare ^/ire-niht- 
 ald mone. an sterres abnten him at middaei. 
 Wurthen men swithe ofwundred and ofdred. and 
 sseden thast mice! thing sculde cumme her efter. 
 8wa dide. for thast ilc gser warth the king ded. 
 thset other dsei eftei^S. Andreas massedeei. on 
 Normandi. Th& wes tre sona ^^s landes. for 
 senric man eone raeuede other the mihte. Tha 
 namen his sune and his frend and brohten his 
 lie to Engle-land. and bebiriend in Reding. 
 God man he wes. and micel seie wes of him. 
 Durste nan man misdon with other on his time. 
 Pais he makede men and daer. Wua sua bare 
 his byrthen gold and silure. dorste nan man sei 
 to him naht bate god. 
 
 " Saxon Chronicle," A. D. 1135. 
 
 In this year went the king Henry over sea at 
 Lammass; and the next day as he lay asleep 
 in ship, darkened the day over all lands 
 and became the sun so as it were a three-night- 
 old moon, and the stars about him at midday. 
 Men were very much astonished and terrified and 
 said that a great event should come hereafter. 
 So it did for that same year was the king dead, 
 the next day after St. Andrew's massday in 
 Normandy. Then was tribulation soon in the 
 land; for every man that might, soon robbed 
 another. Then his sons and his friends took hia 
 body to England and hurried it at Reading. 
 A good man he was, and there was great dread 
 of him. No man durst do wrong with another in 
 his time. Peace he made for man and beast. 
 Whoso bare his burthen of gold and silver, durst 
 no man say ought to him but good. 
 
 Ingram's Saxon Chronicle. 
 
 THE GRAEVE, bas 
 
 The wes bold gebyld 
 er thu iboren were ; 
 the wes molde imynt 
 er thu of moder come ; 
 ac hit nes no idiht, 
 ne theo deopnes imeten ; 
 nes gyt iloced, 
 hu long hit ^^e were : 
 Nu me the bringaeth 
 ihev thu beon scealt, 
 nu me sceal the raeten, 
 and tha mold seoththa, &c. 
 
 ©rab, ^albfadjfifdj, A. D. 1150 
 
 For thee was a house built 
 
 Ere thou wert born ; 
 
 For thee was a mould appointed 
 
 Ere thou of mother earnest. 
 
 But it is not prepared. 
 
 Nor the deepness meted ; 
 
 Nor is yet seen. 
 
 How long for thee it were. 
 
 Now I bring thee 
 
 Where thou shalt be, 
 
 Now I shall thee measure 
 
 And then earth afterwards. 
 
 1llfln"THE ORMTTLUM," fine metrtfd)e |)nra})l)rafe tm ^vm^dhxmi «ntJ ier ^pnfteljjef^idjfe 
 in §a{\>ii\d)U^^ obcr tiiclmcljr Panifd)-S*od)rtrd), A D. 1180. 
 Fppo the <^.ridde dagg bilamrap, swa summ th^ Qoddspell Wthethth 
 thaii i ^^e land off Galile wass an bridale garrkedd ; 
 And itt wass garrkedd inn an tun thait wass Cana gehatenn, 
 and Cristess moderr Marge wass att tatt bridaless ssete. 
 And Crist wass clepedd till thatt hns vfMhth hise lerninng cnihhtess. 
 And teggre win wass drunnkenn swa ^^aet taer nass tha. na mare. 
 
 Wanlet. 
 
 SDortlic^ engltfd^. 
 Upon the third day (it) happened, as some of the Gospels say, 
 That in the land of Galilee was a bridal prepared ; 
 And it was prepared in a town that was Cana called, 
 and Christ's mother Mary was at that bridal seat. 
 And Christ was invited to that house with his disciples. 
 And their wine was drunk, so that there was not then any more. 
 B 
 
Vm "A History of England in rhyming verse," tian Robert of Gloucester, A. D. 1280. 
 As in the l^orth West a derk weder thev aros, 
 So deinliche suart inou, that mani man agros, 
 And ouer caste it thogte al thnt lond, that me migte vnnethe Ise, 
 Grisloker weder tha,n it was ne migte an erthe be. 
 An vewe dropes of reine ther velle grete inou. 
 This tokninge vel in this lond, tho me this men slou 
 Wor thretti mile thauue. this isei Roberd, 
 Th&t verst this boc made, and was wel sore aferd. 
 
 3o:^n be SCicIif tvarb urn t>a« 3(i^r 1324 in bem Dorfe SKictif am Zm gluffc, natjc Bei 9tidC>mont) in 
 gjorff^ire, ge'6oren. Sr iifeerfe^te bie 33ibel, ba5 neue leftament nnti feI6^ bic apofr^p^ifc^en 33iid)er 
 (tug bem Satetnifc^en in'^ Snglifc^e. (Seine ©prac^e ift nid)t niet)r angelfac^ftfd^ fonbern altenglifc^. 
 golgenbcr Stu^jug Unn jum Serglei^ mit ben »erfc^iebenen »or^crge:^enben Slugjitgen ou^ bem @Ieic^=' 
 nijje oon bem ©aemann blenen. 
 
 Mk. IV, 3—6. 
 
 Here ye, lo a man sowinge, goith out to so we, and the while he sowith sum seed fel aboute the 
 weye, and briddis of hevene camen and eeten it. other felde doun on stony places where it hadde 
 not myche erthe, and anoon it sprong up ; for it hadde not depnesse of erthe, and whanne the sunne 
 roos up it welewide for hete, and' it driede up, for it hadde no roote. * 
 
 2)ag 2IngeTfa(^ftfd)e, ttermifci^t mit bem !I)anifc^en, t»ar bte ©prad^e Snglanb^, aU SBil^elm II. »ott 
 ber 9iormanb{e bag Sanb eroberte. ^ie 9?ormannen tjatten bic ©prac^e it)rer ^dter, bag altc 2)anif(^e, 
 ijerloren; fiolj auf bie neu crjworbene (5prad)e, bie tterfeinerten ©itten, blidten ftc mit 3Sera(^tung anf 
 bie Seftegten wnb ^orten mit ©pott auf bte (Sprac^e, bie boc^ i^re eigenen SSorfa'^ren gefprod)en. 9?ac^ 
 unb nac^ ftngen biefe ijerfc^iebenen ©lemente jebo^ an, fic^ ju t)ermifc^en, mit bem Unterfd)iebe, baf 
 atteg 9itebere unb ©emeine au^ bem 2tngel[ac^|lf(^en, alleg Srtjabene, ©elel)rte, ben SBiffenfc^aften 2ln= 
 ge'^orige aui bem gran^ofifi^en entnommen war. !J)ie @prad)e ber ©efe^e, beg .Sriegeg, ber 3agb, ber 
 gieltgion war franjoftfc^. 2t(Ie gen)o^nUd)en ©egenftanbe, bie griic^te beg gelbeg, bic ^augtl)ierc, bic 
 S3aume beg SCalbeg waren angel[ad}[if(^. 
 
 SBir ftnben fein Ibefyereg 33ilb ber ©prac^e atg bag, tvclc^cg 2QaUcr ©cott nni in feinem 3 o a n'^ o e 
 »or 5tugen ftetlt. 3n einer Unterrebnng 3njtfd}en @urt^, bem ©d)weinet)irten unb 2Bamba, bem 9lar== 
 ren, ruft erfterer bem 2Bamba ^u : „^omm, auf 9}?ann, unb l)ilf mir bie ©ci^njeine jufammen treiben/' 
 le^terer antmortet : „®urtl), id) rat^c bir, ben gango (feinen ^unb) afcjurufen unb bie ©(^n?eine i()rem 
 ©c^idfale gu uberloffen, benn 06 fie nun SBanben reifenber ®o(baten ober 3lauBern obcr t»anbernben 
 5)ilgern fcegegnen, fo wcrben fie jebenfallg sor morgen friit), ju JDeinem nic^t geringen S^rofte unb SDei* 
 ner 3wfneben^eit in ^iormannen »erivanbcU merben." 
 
 „!Die ©c^wetne gu meinem Zxo^t in 9?ormannen t>ertuanbeln I" rief ©urt^ ; „fomm, crKare mir 
 bteg, benn mein ®e^irn ift ju ftumpf unb meine @eele 3U ijerbrieglit^, 9idt^fct ju lofen." 
 
 „^nn fag an, tr>ic nennfl bu biefe grunjenben Seflien, wd^renb fic auf ii^ren »ier Scincn ^erum« 
 laufcn?" fragtc 2Bamt»o. 
 
 „(B^n?eine (swine), ^axv, <3^t»eine," fagte ber ^irte, „|eber ^axx wei^ bag." 
 
 „Unb swine i^ gut fat^ftfc^,'' fagte ber 9iarr, „unb »»ie nennfi bu bic <Bau, »cnn f!e gefc^Ia^tet, 
 auggenommen unb tvic ein S5errdtt)er aufge^angen ift?" 
 
 „Pork (©d)n)einefleif(^)," antivortete ber ^irt. 
 • „Sg freut mic^, ba^ auc^ bag jeber Starr mi^," fagte SBamBo, „unb Pork ifl gut normannifc^* 
 franjofifc^ ; n>enn alfo bag S5ie^ UU unb un-ter ber 2iufft(^t eineg fac^ftfc^en ©flatjen fle^t, fo get)t eg 
 bet feinem fad^ftfc^en Sfiamen; abcr eg toirb ein 9?ormann baraug unb Ijei^tpork trenn eg auf'g ©c^Iop 
 gcbrat^t wirb, um am ©ef(^maup ber Slbeligen J^eil ju nel)men; txtas fagft liDubap, greunb ®urt^?" 
 
 „Sg ifl nur ju tva^r, greunb 2Bam6o, wic eg auc^ immer in !Deinen fRarren^Sc^abel gefommen 
 fettt mag." 
 
„9?utt, i^ fann Tix nod) mct)r fa^cn," fagtc SBambo. „T!a ifi fcer alte ^ritermann D;^^^ (ox), ber 
 be^att ganj ru^tg fcinen alten 5tamen, iDa^renb er in ben ^anben ter ©erfen obcr fieibcigenen, Juie 
 Du finer btfl, aber er tuirb jum fcurigen franjoftfc^en (Stufeer unt) beif t beef (Dd^fenfleif^), fobatb cc 
 »or bic l^oc^miit^igen 9)?auler berer erfdjeint, bie ju feiner iscrjel^rung beflimmt finb. 2luc^ J^err Calf 
 (^alb) n?irb Monsieur de veau (veal) auf a^nlii^e 2lrt; er x\t ein (2ad)fe, fo langc er gcpflegt unb 
 gefiittert tcerben mu^ ; abcr fobalb er jum ©aumenfi^el bienen foil, nimmt er cinen franjoftfcben 
 9?amen an." 
 
 Sle^nlid^e Seifpieic ftnben wir genug. J)ag 3;^ier ^ie§ sheep, aber ba^ gleifc^ mutton. S^ war 
 einc ^enne in bent ^ii^ner^of, aber tin pullet wenn ci auf ben lifcb tarn, 
 
 2luf einer anbcrn ©telle fagt berfelbe ©(^riftftetlcr, njo er t»on ber (Einfubmng bcr (Sprac^e 2Qill)elm5 
 be« Srobererg fpric^t : „^uvi, franjoftfc^ mar bie ©prac^e bcr Sbrc, ber 9littcrlidbfeit unb felbfl ber 
 ©ercd^tigfeit, trta^renb man bad »icl mannlic^ere augbru(f»Jootterc Slngelfa^flfd^ ben S3auern unb 
 ^nec^ten iiberliep." 
 
 3n ber Sbinburgcr 9lc»ieh) tton 1839 ^abcn wir folgenbc Sefcbrcibung ber angclfac^Pfc^en <Sprad^c : 
 
 „!Die englifc^e ©rammati! bcf(^aftigt flc^ eigcntlic^ nur nttt bent J^eil ber ©prad^c, ber and bent 
 2lngelfdc^flfc^en abgeleitct ifl. !Die ^aupt*Sigenfd)aften unfcreg ©praci^baucd unb unfcrer ^leben^art 
 flnb angelfac^fifd^ unb alle SBorte, mit beren Unterfu^ung bie ©rammatif fti^ bcfc^aftigt, fommen au^ 
 bicfer Cuelle. SSenn aud^ biefe Sigent)eiten be^ 5Baue<5 nur icenig SHaunt einne^nten unb bie Qa^ 
 biffer SCorter, wenn wir fie mit bem 3n^ilte »on 3obnfon'3 Dictionar ttergleic^en, nur flein i% fo 
 bringen fie bo(^ auf'g ticfjie in bie ©prac^e ein unb tragen jur SBilbung unb S3eftimmung i^vti S^a=' 
 rafter^ bebcutenb bei. Die wenigcn SBicgungen, n?el^e n?ir t^aben, finb alle au« bem Stngelfnd^pfcben. 
 Der englifcj^e ®eniti*>, bie gewo^nlic^en 2lrten ben 'plural ber ^auptworter gu bilben, unb bie Snbun= 
 gen er unb est, teoburdb mir ben Gomparatit) unb ©uperlotio ber Slbjcctisc bilben; bie S3iegungen ber 
 giirrobrter, ber jweitcn unb brittcn ^erfonen im ^rdfeni? unb 3mperfectum ber regelmdpigen unb 
 unregetmapigen 3cit»orter unb bie gewobnlii^ftc Snbung unfcrer 2lboerbien (ly) flnb anS bem 2tngcl^ 
 fa(i^flf(^en. ©elbfl bie auS bem ?ateinif(^en unb ©riec^ifd^en entlebnten 2Corter ne^mcn bie angel* 
 fac^ftficn Snbungcn bed ©enititifi unb beS ^^lurald an, ma^rcnb oud^ bie gegenwartigen unb »ergan=» 
 genen ^artictpien bcr 3eit»6rter auiJ berfelbcn £}uetle bie angclfac^ftfd^en Siegungen anne^men. Die 
 giebetbeile, n?elc^e am !^auflgflen »orIommen, finb faft alle angclfa^ftfc^en UrfprungS. Die 2lrtifel unb 
 anbern SSeftimmungsnjorter, l»ic a, an, the, this, that, then, those, many, few, some, one, none; bie 
 Slbjcctioe, beren Somparatioc unb ©upcrlatioe unregelmdpig flnb, beren ®cbrau(^ in alien (Sprac^cn 
 am altcflen unb au^gebe^nteflcn ijl; bie SBortcr more unb most, womit toix ben frangoflfd^cn Compa* 
 ratio unb ©upcrlatio bilben ; alle unfere perfonlic^cn, poffefftocn, relatioen unb intcrrogatioen giir* 
 wSrter, fafl alle unfere unregelmd^igen 3eitn)6rter, alle ^iilfdjeitroortcr, tnic have, be, shall, will, may, 
 can, must ; alle am :^auftgflcn yorfotnmenben 3lb»crbien unb bie Gonjunctionen unb ^ropofltionen faft 
 o^ne 3lu^nat)me, ge^oren bem 2lngelfdd^ftfd^en an." 
 
eitere ©efdiidite Ux engltfdieii ^j)rad)e, 
 
 9Ste au3 bem i)or:^er ©efagtcn beuttic^ ^ersorge^t, ip tas gan^e ©eriifle ber engnfd)en (S|5rad)e 
 angelfdc^fifc^, aHeg tras na(^t)er :^ihjuge!ommcn, mup fid) bemfelben fitgcn. 
 
 ■Der erfte fcebeutenbc 3u>t^uci)g ber ©pvac^e, tvenn foId>er aiid^ jitd)t gleic^ ftattfanb, tr»ar boc^ bie 
 golge ber ©d)Iac^t Ui J^afting^ unb bie groBerung tton Snglanb bitrc^ JBil^elm I. !Diefe (Srokrung 
 wax fiir Snglanb tin ©litd, oBgletc^ bie Unterbriidung ber J)anen unb Stngelfac^fen juerjl bicfe 3?i3(fcr 
 gang gu jerftoren bro^te. Sange floffen bie Beibcn ©prac^en, glei(^ jmci gliiffen, bie burd) einen ftatfcn 
 SCatl getrcnnt ftnb, ncBen einanber ^er, njenn and) ^ic unb ba ein franjoftfi^e^ S3}ort in'g Sngtifc^c 
 ^inuberging, 2:)er ^a§ auf ber einen <Seitc, bie 3Serad)tung auf ber anbern, mad)ten eine fc^netle S^er^' 
 einigung, [otwie bie au^f(^lie§Iid)e Stnna^me ber einen ober ber anbern ©pra^e, unmogli^. 
 
 2Bai)renb ber anbertl)alb 3a^rt)unberte na^ ber Srokrung, gaB eg cigentUd) fcine englift^e ®c= 
 fd)id)te. S^ ifl wa^r, bie franjoftfc^en ^onigc "oon Snglanb er^oBen fic^ gu eincr ^o^e, bie bie S5e= 
 iDunberung unb ben ©^reden atler bena(^(>arten 33i)(fer errcgten. ©ie beftegten 3rl<inb ; (Sd)Dtt(anb 
 {(ulbigte i^nen ; 2lficn fojvo^l luie Suropa n>urbe »on bem ®Ianj i^rer 3;t)aten geblenbet. 2)tit unipitl^ 
 fiirlid)er 33ctvunberung tv},a1)Utt bie araBif(^en ©cfdtc6tfd)reiBer ben gad »on SIcrc, bie 35ert^eibigung 
 3oppa'g unb ben ftegreid)en 3wg ^^(^ ^Ucaion; unb noc^ langc nac^^er Bracfeten aralnfd)e ?!}tittteri()rc 
 ^inber mit bem ^'iamen besS Iotr»ent)er3igen ^^I^iutagenet'^ jum ©(^tueigem ©o Ieid)t »ermed)fcln »vir 
 bie ®ro^e eincg ^onigg mit ber ®ro§c ber 9?aticn, bap bie mci^en englifc^en ©c^riftftetler bie 2)?ac|t 
 unb bie ^errli(i^!cit ii)rer frcmben 9tegierer hii jum ^immcl erl)ekn, unb ben 33erfaU bicfer 9}?ad)t mt 
 ein, bem Sanbe wieberfa^renc^, llngliid beKagen. ^er (Eroberer unb feine 9?ad)foIger, bid jur otevten 
 ®eneration, ivaren nic^t Sngfdnber ; bie meiften tcaren in granfrcic^ geboren, ben grij^ten Jt^eil il)rc3 
 Sebcnd bra(^ten fte in ^i^anfreic^ ju, i^re 5}?uttcrfprad)e mar fran3oftf(^j jcbeS 2lmt jrar »on eincm 
 granjofen fcefe^t; jebe Sroberung, bie ftc auf bem Sontinente mai^ten, entfrembete fie me^r unb mdjx 
 ben 3nfeI6en)ot)nern. 
 
 2Bare eg, t»ie eS jra:^rf^cinlic^ wax, bem ^aufe ^lantagenet gelungen, ganj ^ranfreic^ unter feiner 
 9tegierung ju ijereinigen, fo ttJiirbe Snglanb m^l nie aU unab{)angigeg didd^ eriftirt t)aben. ©einc 
 giirften, feine 2oxU, feine ©eiftlic^feit wdren ^^dnncr geti^efen, bie fic^ in if)rer3tace unb i|rer ©prad)c 
 »on ben ^anbtr>erfern unb Sanbleuten unterfd)ieben fatten. X;ie Stcoenuen i^rer reid)en Sanbeigeui* 
 tl)itmer jvaren an ber ©eine in geften unb Suftbarfeiten oergeubet morben. 2)ie ebtc <Bpxad)t 9)?iIton'« 
 unb SBurfe'g tpare ein S^ialeft otjne Sitcratur, o()ne eine bcftimmte ©rammatif, o:^ne eine beftimmtc 
 Drt^ograpl^ie gebtieben, bie man mit 3Serad)tung ben Sauern unb bem ^obel iiberlaffen ^tte. ^ein 
 «DZann »on englifc^er Slbfunft ware ju Stjren gefommen, o^ne erft in ©prac^e unb ©itten gum gran- 
 jofen gettjorben ju fein. 
 
 Snglanb i^ biefem @Ienbe burc^ einc Segeben'^eit entgangen, bie feine ®ef(^i(^tfc^reiber trie ein 
 gropeg Ungliid barfteUen. ©ein S^ttereffc wax bem feiner 3ftegenten fo gang entgegengefe^t, bap fcine 
 cinjigc ^offnung auf beren 3rrt^itmer unb Ungliid 'berut)ete. X)ie Slalente unb felbjl bie Jugcnbcn 
 feiner er^cn fec^g .Konige marcn ein gluci^ fiir bag Sanb; bie J^ort)citcn unb Safter ber fpdteren retteten 
 eg. SBd^renb grantreic^ jum er^en ISRaU feit ben ^eiten ^axV^ beg ©ro§en toon einem ^^rinjen »ott 
 grower Slugbauer unb :^o^en Salenten regiert rourbe, l^rrfc^te iibcr Snglanb ein erbdrmlid)er gcigling, 
 3o^ann tDurbe aug ber 5(?ormanbie »ertrieben ; ber normdnnifd)e 51bel mupte jwifd^en Snglanb unb 
 
 (xxxii) 
 
<[^efd)t(^tt tifr fnflltfd)cn S'prttri)e. xxxiii 
 
 ber SfJormanbie to'd^Un. Singefc^Ioffen von ber ®cc mit bcntfelben 35otfe, toel6)ti fie Bi^^cr untcrtriidt 
 unt »erac!^tet fatten, ftngen fie an Snglanb aU it)v 33aterlant> unb bie Snglanber aU t^rc Sanb^tcutc 
 gu betrac^ten ; bie kiben, fcit langer 3eit feinblic^en ^^artcien, fa^en ein, ba§ ftc gemcine ^ntcreffen 
 unb gemcinc Oeiitbc fatten. S3e{bc tpurben »on einem f^Ied^tcn ^onige unterbriicft, beibe gleic^ un* 
 unllig, bap i^nen bie Stngcborncn »on f)oitou unb 2Iquitaire ijorgcjogen twurben, fc^Io|Jen \i^ bie 
 6nfe( ber jlrieger, bie unter SBit^cIm bem Sroberer gefec^ten, an bie @nfel bcrer, bie bort wnter J^arolb 
 gefatlen waren, an, unb bag erftc ^-''fanb i{)rer 35ereinigung war ber grope grei^eit^^ricf (magna charta 
 libertatum), ber Stamm ber englif^cn grei^cit, ber Ui auf unferc 3eitcn bie l^errlid^fien gritc^te ge- 
 tragcn, unb wclc^en i^re ttcreinigten ^riifte, jum 91u0en Siller, bem jlonige ab3n)angen. 
 
 Jpicr fiingt bie englifc^e ©cfc^ic^te wirflic^ an: fdjnell luie bicSJZajfen ftd) toerfd^moljen, cben fo fc^netl 
 bcreinigtcn fic^ bie ©prat^en. Unter 9ti(^arb I. n?ar bie gett?ot}nIid)e 35eriviinfd)ung eines normanni* 
 fd)en Sbelmanncg : " May I become an Englishman !" 3c^ n^iU ein Snglanbcr n^cvben, juenn k. 
 Xit gen^^bnlic^c gorm ciner unnniligen 35erneinung, „©(aubil X^u, bap i^ ein Snglcinber bin?" "Do 
 you talce me for an Englishman?" ^unbcrt 3a£)re fpdter riit)mtcn"bie iSnfel einc5 folc^cn Sbclmanne^ 
 pc^ i^reisi 35aterIanbe»J unb loaren fiolj, Snglanbcr 3U fcin. 3c0t entftanb bie (5prad)e, bie, wenn auc^ 
 niAt fo trohltijnenb ivie bie 3pracl)en be*? 3iiben<J, boA a n .^^ raft, gi c idU^alti^i fcit, SBrauc^barfeit fiir allc 
 ^o^ji«u,gw»(fe ber yoefie, ber ^^ilofop^ic unb ber_3tebffuiijt nur ber gried)if(jen nad)[teDt. ©ann 
 crfc^ien auc^ bad ^JUforgenrot^ jcner eblen fiitcratur, tti ^crrlic^flen unb'bauerlafteflen @uteg unter 
 ben t?ielcn 9teic^tl)iimern Snglanb^. 
 
 3m 2lnfange beg vierjcfyntcn 3at)r()unbcrt3 tt>ar bie 3?crmif(^ung fafl loollenbet unb bie ^d6^en 
 h?aren nit^t ju tterfennen, bap l^ier au^ brei 3"?f*9C" ^^^ gropen teutonifci^en gamilic mit ben ©ritten 
 ein SSoIf entfianbcn, bas feincm in ber gan^en 53clt nad)ftanb. 
 
 3n ben nac^ften tjunbert 3a^rcn tt)el)ten bie ga^neu englifc^cr ^iilf^truppen ficgreic^ auf atten 
 Sc^Iac^tfelbern Suropa'g. 3u ^aufe entftanben ^o\)e Sc^ulen unb ©i^e ber ©ete]^rfam?eit ; ^errlid^c 
 Okbaubc jeigtcn bie gortfc^rittc ber SBaufunfl. Gine beutfd)e ©tammfprad^e auS ber ntjrmannifc^* 
 franjofifc^en mit laufenbcn »on SCortern bereid)ert, n^nrbc je^t ^om 3lbel fowie »om 55oIfe gcfproc^en 
 unb balb jcigten ftc^ bie ^errlic^flen 5olgcn. Die englifc^en 3)id)tcr befc^rieben aUei ®d)one unb 
 ©ute, iva^rcnb ber Denfcr \n wiffen ober 3U jmeifein wagte, m ber Stberglaube ft* begniigt, ju erftau* 
 ncn unb ju glauben. S^affelbc 3eitalter, welc^eiS ben fAwarjen 5^vinjcn, 3)erb9, S^anbo^ unb ^awU 
 h?cob erjeugtcn, rief auc^ (iJeoffre? Gljaucer unb 3o()n SR>icIi|fe insS Scben. 
 
 Chancer bebient fic^ in feinen SBerfen me^r franji^ftfc^er Shorter nne irgcnb ein ®d)riftfteller ttor i^m 
 ober fciner cigencn 3eit. ^Niele von biefen STOiJrtern anirben nac^bcr alfi unpajfcnb ober iiberfliiffig 
 hJieber ttcrworfen. ®o ^at G^aucer " misericorde," malure (malheur), perible, gipon, pierrie fiir 
 Gulfteine. SBicIiffe braud>t ba»J SBort creancur (crc-ancier) fiir creditor, ©laubiger unb anbere. 
 mani^i »on bicfcn SJortern erl)iclten fic^ jiemlic^ lange unb tt?urben boc^ julc^t Perabfd)iebet; fo ftnben 
 ipir in Spenfer : rivage, lifer ; jouissance, ®enup ; accoil (accueillir), aufne^men, empfangen, unb 
 in (S^afev^peare, esperance, ^offnung, orgillous (orgueilleux), ftolj; rondure (rondeur), Sliin- 
 bung, 9lunbe. 
 
 ^ai) e^aucer fc^cint bie cnglifc^c (Spra(^e unb Jiteratur in ben nad)ftcn :^unbert ^ai^xtn wenig 
 gortfc^ritte gcmac^t gu ^aben. Der ^eftigc ^ampf mit ^ranfreid^, ber fo rii^mtic^ begann unb fo un* 
 gliicflic^ fiir Gnglanb enbete. 3)ie SSiirgerfriege ber Jueipcn unb rott)en 0tofe befc^afHgten bie @e- 
 ntiit^er ju fe^r, unb wenig gefc^a^ fiir bie S^ereblung ber ©prac^e. 
 
 Snbcffen eine 5?eranberung foOte balb ftattftnben ; in 3tatien eri»ad)te juerft ber ©cfi^macf fiir bie 
 altcn romifc^cn i:i*ter unb breitcte fic^ »on bort, obgleic^ ttmi fpater, iiber ganj Suropa au^. a)ic 
 cnglifc^e ©prac^e, bie einmal angcfangen ^atte, bad fiiblic^c (Element in fic^ auf3unc()men, empftng mit 
 berfelben ?ei(^tigfeit bie tateinif^d)en iofabein, h?{e fie nac^ ber (Eroberung 2jBiU)eIm'g r«^ bie fran* 
 8ijrtfd)en cin^erteibt ^atte. 3ur 3eit Jpeinrid^'3 YIII. murben nic^t ein.^etne lateinifc^e SBorter, ttjie 
 fpater, eingefii^rt, fonbern ganje Sc^aaren erfc^icnen. g)uttcn^am, ein ®d)riftftetler unter (Slifabet^, 
 ber in 1589 feine " Art of English Poetry" ^crau^gab, gibt ein langeg SSerjetc^nip ber ju biefcr 3eit 
 cingefiit)rten 2Borter. ginige baoon ftnb grie^ifc^, einige franjofifc^ unb italicnifi^, abcr bie meiften 
 flnb lateinif^. 
 
3n 1601 Qob ^^tlemon .Oollanb etne Uei>erfe^ung »ott flixi'^^i S'iaturgcfc^ic^tc l^erflug unb fiigt 
 t>crfel6cn efn ©lofjarium feci, in iwelc^em er e3 noc^ fiir not^ig |>alt, 2Borter »ic t)ic fotgcnben ju 
 crflaren ; acrimony, austere, bulb, debility, opiate, symptom, u. f. «?♦ 
 
 2)tefe ginfii^rung lateinifc^er SCiJrter baucrte ein ganje^ 3<i^f'^wnt'ert unb o^Bglcfd^ flc ien ffiort* 
 ijorrat:^ Bcbeutcnb toermc^^rte, fo t^attc ber ®eifl ter ®pra(^c t»o(^ untcr ter Safi eriicgen fonnen, 
 i»cnn fic ftc^ ni^t :^ier, iric fritter mit ber franjoftfc^en, t)e3 Unnu^en unt) Ueberfliifjtgen ent= 
 aufert l^atte. 
 
 2Ba^ wurbc au3 ber ©prac^e getworbcn fcin, tvcnn man fotd^c Shorter trie tie folgcnben, bie boc^ 
 lUc ju i^rcr 3ett t^re ac^ttarcn giirfprec^er l^atten, hcihdjaltcn 1)atti'y j. 33. torve unb terric 
 (gutter), cecity (.Roofer), lepid unb sufflaminate (53arroiu), stultiloquy, immorigerous, clancular, 
 ferity, hyperaspist (3eremp Slaplor), dyscolous (gojcc), moliminously (Subwort^), immarcescible, 
 (Sif^o^ ^all). 
 
 SDIanc^e SBortcr wurben im 2(nfange in i^rem natitrlic^en 3uftflnt)e aufgenommen «nb fpater ber 
 (Sprac^c anijaffenb i^eranbert. ©o Ijahen toiv pantomimi (Sorb Sacon), trelc^eg ft(^ fcalb in pan- 
 tomimes wertvanbelte ; atomi in atoms ; caricatura in caricatures, epocha (£)r9ben) in epoch, 
 effigies unb statua ((S()a!e^peare) in effigy unb statue. 
 
 2)ie JRiitffe^r .^arlg.II., moburd) ba^ granjoftfc^c nneber 5J?obc tt>urbc, fc^tc ber Stufna^mc latei* 
 niftier 2B6rtcr <2c^ranfen. S3on biefer 3eit ^^^ i'ie englif(^c ©prac^e burc^ fremben 3«f^«P feinc 
 pto^Iic^c 55eranberung nte^r erittten, oBgleic^ jte noc^ fortfcifirt, fic^ frembe Shorter, tuenn fte ba^ 
 Scbitrfnip fii:^It, jujueignen unb anjupajjTen. 3)aburc^, baf fte ber angelfdc^ftfc^en J)ecIination 
 {^rcr ^aupt= unb Sigcnf(^aft«JtD6rter cntfagte, »erIor fie bie 9J?tttet ber 3wfantmenfe0ung ani i^rem 
 eigenen SCorti)orrat^, flatt beffen nimmt fte etn f(^on ganj fertiges 2Bort eincr anbcrn ©prac^e 
 auf. QaxUiWi 33erfu(^c in biefei ^inftc^t, bie beutfc^en 3wf<intmenfe^ungen nac^jua^men, ftnben 
 fcittctt befonbcrn 2ln!{ang. 
 
 Urn bie atlmal^Ugc SBeranbcrung ber (Sprac^c anfd^aulid^ ju madden, fitgen J»ir StuSjitgc au3 ben 
 Beflen (Sd^riftfletlern, feit bent breijel^nten 3al)r^unbert, tei. Slug biefen ge^t beutlic^ t)eri)or, tcie 
 SBorter tierfc^ivinben, neue aufgenommen ttserben; ttjie ftd) bie Drt^ograpl^ie unb felbft ber gauge 
 ^an ber ©jjrac^e nac^ unb nac^ weranbert, lii bag ©anje fcinen je^igen ©taubpunft erreid^t, Ui 
 ti tint ©prad^e toirb, bie nii^t Idnger gwei Ileinen 3nfeln in ber 9lorbfec anget)6rt, fonbern bie 
 in jebem SKinM ber SBelt, Hi ftinauf in ben Siggefllben beg 9?orbeng, tm ganjen (Siibmecr, fo« 
 weit bie unge^^curen glotten biefer 3nfulaner fte gefu^rt ^aben, gcfprod^en, unb toai noc^ ine:^r 
 ifl, in »eld^er tin freieg 33oIf, bag itber s*^<^"Si9 3)?ilIionen gd^It unb bag bie SCilbniffe »on 9?orb* 
 amerifa burc^ feinc Jfiatfraft in ein ?anb umgefc^affen, »or beflfen Ueberflu^ alle 9teic^t{)iimer ber 
 alten SCelt ju S^ic^te njerben, feinen ®ott fitr feine grei^cit unb fcine Una:&§dngig!eit banft 
 

 fQdfpieU bet ^ptad>e ju tyeti^icbenen ^eiten* 
 
 Bobrrt of ©loucefler (Rhyming Chroniclers), gefcoren 1228, 
 
 Engelond ys a wel god land, ich wene of eche lond best, 
 
 Y-set in the ende of the world, as al in the west. 
 
 The see goth him al about, he stont as an yle. 
 
 Here fon heo dnrre the lasse doute, but hit he throw gyle 
 
 Of folc of the selve lond, as me hath y-seye wyle. 
 
 From South to North he is long eight hundred myle. 
 
 Hubert fanglttnli (Louglande), um bic ?Witte hei yierjc^ntcn 3<i^r^unt)crt«» 
 
 MERCY AND TRUTH. 
 Out of the West Coast, a wench as me thought, 
 Came walking in the way, to hell-ward she looked; 
 Mercy hight that maid, a meek thing withal, 
 A full benign burd, and buxom of speech; 
 Her sister, as it seemed, came soothly walking. 
 Even out of the East, and westward she looked : 
 A full comely creature, truth she- hight, 
 For the virtue that her followed afeard was she never. 
 
 i&acfftetf €l)ttucer, geborcn 1328, ter tra^rc Corner bcr englif^en 5)ocfle. 
 
 A good man ther was of religioun, 
 That was a poure Persone of a toun : 
 But riche he was of holy thought and werk. 
 He was also a lemed man, a clerk, 
 That Cristes gospel trewely wolde preche. 
 His parishens devoutly wolde he teche. 
 Benigne he was, and wonder diligent, 
 And in adversite ful patient : 
 And swiche he was ypreved often sithes. 
 Ful loth were him to cursen for his tithes, 
 But rather wolde he yeven out of doute. 
 Unto his poure parishens aboute. 
 Of his oflFring, and eke of his substance. 
 He coude in litel thing have suffisance. 
 Wide was his parish, and houses fer asonder, 
 But he ne left nought for no rain ne thonder, 
 In sikenesse and in mischief to visite 
 The ferrest in his parish, moche and lite, 
 Upon his fete, and in his hand a staf. 
 This noble ensample to his shepe he yaf. 
 That first he wrought, and afterward he taught 
 Out of the gospel he the wordes caught, 
 And this figure he added yet therto, 
 That if gold ruste, what shuld iren do ? 
 For if a preest be foule, on whom we trust, 
 No wonder is a lewed man to rust : 
 
 And shame it is, if that a preest take kepe, 
 
 To see a shitten shepherd, and clene shepe : 
 
 Wel onght a preest ensample for to yeve. 
 
 By his clenenesse, how his shepe shulde live 
 
 He sette not his benefice to hire. 
 
 And lette his shepe acombred in the mire. 
 
 And ran unto London, unto Seint Poules, 
 
 To seken him a chanterie for soules. 
 
 Or with a brotherhede to be withold : 
 
 But dwelt at home, and kepte wel his fold, 
 
 So that the wolf ne made it not miscarie. 
 
 He was a shepherd, and no mercenarie. 
 
 And though he holy were, and vertuous, 
 
 He was to sinful men not dispitous, 
 
 Ne of his speche dangerous ne digne, , 
 
 But in his teaching discrete and benigne 
 
 To drawen folk to Heven, with fairenesse, 
 
 By good ensample, was his besinesse : 
 
 But it were any persone obstinat. 
 
 What so he were of highe, or low estat. 
 
 Him wolde he snibben sharply for the nones. 
 
 A better preest I trowe that no wher non is. 
 
 He waited after no pompe ne reverence, 
 
 Ne maked him no spiced conscience. 
 
 But Cristes lore, and his apostles twelve, 
 
 He taught, but first he folwed it himselve, 
 (xxxv) 
 
XXXVI 
 
 ^eiffisie iicr ^'pradji' 3U otrfdjifiifntn ^«Un. 
 
 ^ijljn ©tfiDcr, ter tiertrautc greunt) S|aucer'g, toarb tva()rfc^cin(td^ »or btefem gcfeoren ; tweber t>ad 
 3a:^r noc^ bet 3)Ia0 feiner ®eburt flnb mit ®ei»i6^eit anaugeljen 
 
 SLOTH. 
 
 Qui nihil attemptat, nihil exedit oreque muto 
 
 Munus amicitie vir sibi raro capit. 
 Est modus in verbis, sed ei qui parcit amori 
 
 Verba referre sua non fauet vllus amor. 
 
 Hlc loquitur Confessor de quadam specie Accidie, quse pusillanl- 
 mitas dicta est, cuius imaginatiua formido neque Tirtutes ag- 
 gredi, neque vitia fugere audet, sicque vtriusque vite tarn actiue 
 qoam contemplatiue premium non attingit. 
 
 Touchende of slouth in his degree 
 There is yet pusillanimitee, 
 Whiche is to saie in this langage, 
 He that hath littell of courage, 
 And dare no mans werke begynne : 
 So may he nought by reason wynne. 
 For who that nought dare vndertake, 
 By right he shall no profit take. 
 But of this vice the nature 
 Dare nothyng sette in auenture, 
 Hym lacketh bothe worde and dede, 
 Wherof he shulde his cause spede : 
 He woll no manhode vnderstonde : 
 For euer he hath drede vpon honde. 
 All his perill, that he shall saie, 
 Hym thyuketh the wolfe is in the waie : 
 And of imaginacion 
 He maketh his excusacion, 
 And feigneth cause of pure drede, 
 And euer he faileth at nede. 
 Till all be spilte, that he with dealeth, 
 He hath the sore, whiche no man heleth, 
 The whiche is cleped Lacke of herte : 
 Though euery grace aboute hym sterte, 
 He woll not ones stere his fote, 
 
 So that by reason lese he mote. 
 That woll not aunter for to wynne. 
 
 And so forth sonne, if we begynne 
 To speke of loue and his seruice, 
 There ben truantes in suche a wise, 
 That lacken hert, whan best were 
 Thei speken of loue, and right for fere 
 Thei waxen dombe, and dare not telle, 
 Without sowne, as dothe the belle, 
 Whiche hath no clapper for to chyme : 
 And right so thei, as for the tyme 
 Ben herteless without speche, 
 Of loue and dare nothyng beseche : 
 And thus thei lese, and wynne nought. 
 
 For thy my sonne if thou arte ought 
 Culpable, as touchende of this slouthe, 
 Shriue the therof, and tell me trouth. 
 
 My fader I am all beknowe. 
 That I haue ben one of the slowe, 
 As for to telle in loues cas 
 Myn herte is yet, and euer was. 
 Although the worlde shulde all to breke, 
 So fearfull, that I dare not speke. 
 Of what purpose that I haue nome, 
 Whan I towarde my ladi« come : 
 But lette it pas and- ouer go. 
 
 My sonne do no more so. 
 For after that a man pursueth 
 To loue, so fortune seweth 
 Full ofte, and yeueth Mr happie chance 
 To hym, whiche maketh continuance 
 To preie loue, and to beseche. 
 As by ensample I shall the teche. 
 
 ^0l)n patbaat, tie Qtit feiner ©efcurt ijl «n'6efltmmt, in 1357 toax er 5tr(^ibiacottU^ »on 2tberbeen. 
 
 A ! Fredome is a nobill thing ! 
 Fredome mayse man to haiff liking ! 
 Fredome all solace to man giffis : 
 He levys at ese that freely levys I 
 A nobill hart may haiff nane ese, 
 Na ellys nocht that may him plese. 
 Give fredome failythe : for fre liking 
 Is yearnyt our all other thing 
 Na he, that ay hase levyt fre. 
 May nocht knaw weill the propyrte 
 The angyr, na the wrechyt dome. 
 That is cowplyt to foule thryldome. 
 
^n^rcnj tPgntoun (Androwe of Wyntoune), gefcorcn in 1420, ff nj_|j 
 
 This holy man had a ram, 
 That he had fed up of a lam, 
 Aud oysit him til folow ay, 
 Where vir he passit iu his way. 
 A thyff this scheppe in Achen stal, 
 And et hym up in pecis smalle. • 
 
 ^UnlJ ^ttrr9, im 15tcn 3at)rt)Hntert. 
 
 As they were best arrayand Butler's route, 
 Betwixt parties than Wallace ischet out; 
 Sixteen with him they graithit them to gae, 
 Of all his men he hath leavit no mae. 
 The Englishman has missit him in hy 
 The hound they took and followed hastily. 
 At the Gask wood full fain he wald have been; 
 But his sloth -brach, whilk sicker was and keen, 
 On Wallace foot followed so fellon fast. 
 While in their sicht they proachit at the last. 
 
 ^ol)n Shflton, cin <Sat9ri!cr, warb Qt^en bad Snbe bed 15tcn 3a:^r:^unbcrt<J gcborcn ; in 1507 wax 
 
 ex 5?fi»rrer ju Irompington. 
 A PRAYER TO THE FATHER OF HEAFEN. 
 radiant luminary of light interminable 
 Celestiall father, potenciall God of might 
 Of heauen and earth. Lorde incomperable 
 Of al perfections the essenciall most perfighte 
 Maker of mankind, that formed day aud night 
 Whose power imperial, compreheudeth euery place 
 Mine hart, my mind, my thought, my hole delite 
 Is after this lyfe, to se thy glorious face. 
 
 Whose magnificence, is incomprehensible 
 Al arguments of reason, which far doth excede 
 Whose deite doutlcs, is indiuisible 
 From whom al goodness, and vertue doth procede 
 Of thy support, al creatures have nede. 
 Assist me good Lord, and graunt me of thy grace 
 To Hue to thy pleasure, in word thought and dede 
 Aud after this lyfe to see thy glorious face. 
 
 S'ir ^l)omo« Wqat, gcboren in ^ent im %\^n 1503. 
 THE LOUER PRAIETH NOT TO BE DISDAINED, REFUSED, MISTRUSTED, 
 
 NOR FORSAKEN. 
 
 Disdaine me not without desert ; 
 Nor leaue me not so sodenly ; 
 Since well ye wot, that in my hert, 
 I meane ye not but honestly. 
 
 Refuse me not without cause why ; 
 Nor think me not to be unjust, 
 Since that by lot of fantasie, 
 Thifi careful knot nedes knit I must. 
 
 Mistrust me not, though some there be, 
 That faine woulde spot my stedfastnesse ; 
 
 Beleue them not, sins that ye se, 
 The profe is not as they expresse. 
 
 Forsake me not, till I deserue, 
 Nor hate me not, till I offende. 
 Destroy me not, till that I swerue. 
 But sins ye know what I entende. 
 
 Disdaine me not, that am your owne, 
 Refuse me not, that am so true, 
 Mistrust me not till all be knowne, 
 Forsake me not now for no new. 
 
 t^rorge ©asicoignp, cr flarb in 1577 obcr 1578. 
 
 IN PRAYSE OF BRIDGES, NOWE LADY SANDES. 
 
 In Court who so demaundes what Dame doth 
 most excell, 
 
 For my conceyt I must needes say, faire Bridges 
 beares the bell : 
 
xxxvni Sftfptclc tier S'prarf)? jti 
 
 Upon whose liuely cheeke, to prooue my iudge- 
 
 ment true, 
 The Rose and Lillie seeme to striue for equal 
 
 change of hewe : 
 And therewithal! so well her graces all agree, 
 No frowning cheere dare once presume in hir 
 • sweete face to be. 
 
 Although some lauishe lippes, which like some 
 
 other best, 
 Wyll saye the blemishe on her browe disgraceth 
 
 all the rest. * 
 Thereto I thus replie, God wotte they little know, 
 The hidden cause of that mishap, nor how the 
 
 harme dyd grow. 
 For when Dame nature first had framde hir 
 
 heauenly face. 
 And thoroughly bedecked it with goodly gleames 
 
 of grace: 
 It lyked hir so well: Lo here (quod shee) a 
 
 peece, 
 For perfect shape that passeth all Apelles worke 
 
 in Greece. 
 This bayte may chaunce to catche the greatest 
 
 God of Lone, 
 Or mighty thundring loue himself that rules the 
 
 roast aboue. 
 But out, alas, those wordes were vaunted all in 
 
 vaine. 
 And some vnsene were present there (poore 
 . Bridges) to thy pain. 
 
 * She had a scar on her forehead. See Percy's Belies, vol. 
 2, p. 150. Edit. 1765. 
 
 ncrfdjiftrenen ^^rtfen. 
 
 For Cupide, craftie boye, close in a corner stoode, 
 Not blyndfold then, to gaze on hir, I gesse it 
 
 dyd him good. 
 Yet when he felt the flame gan kindle in his 
 
 brest, 
 And hard dame nature boast by hir, to breake 
 
 him of his rest, 
 His hote newe chosen loue he chaunged into 
 
 hate. 
 And sodainly with mighty mace, gan rap hir on 
 
 the pate. 
 It grieued Nature much to see the cruell deede : 
 Me seemes I see her how she wept, to see hir 
 
 dearling blede. 
 Well yet (quod she) this hurt shall haue some 
 
 helpe I trowe, 
 And quicke with skin she couered it, that whither 
 
 is than snowe. 
 Wherewith Dan Cupid fled, for feare of further 
 
 flame, 
 When angel like he saw hir shine, whom he had 
 
 smith with shame. 
 Lo thus was Bridges hurt, in cradel of hir kind, 
 The coward Cupid brake hir brow, to wreke his 
 
 wounded mind, 
 
 The skar styll there remaines, no force, there let 
 
 it be. 
 There is no clowde that can eclipse so bright a 
 
 sunne as she. 
 
 Euer or neuer. 
 
 <Ctrmun1> S'penfcr trarb urn baa ^a%x 1553 in bonbon ge6oren. 3« ^dnzt 3ett ^atte fic^ bic ©jsraci^c 
 fc^ott fo ijeranbcrt, bap man attes? leit^t ijcr{let)en faun. Sr iibertrip feet njeitem feinc 23organger, 
 fo tt)tc bic 3)tc^tcr feiner ^zit. 
 
 Wake now, my love, aw^ake ; for it is time ; 
 The rosy Morne long since left Tithons bed, 
 All ready to her silver coche to clyme ; 
 And Phoebus gins to shew his glorious hed. 
 Hark ! how the cheerefull birds do chaunt theyr 
 
 laies, 
 And caroll of loves praise. 
 The merry larke her mattins sings aloft; 
 The thrush replyes ; the mavis descant playes ; 
 The ouzell shrills; the ruddock warbles soft; 
 So goodly all agree, with sweet consent. 
 To this dayes merriment. 
 Ah 1 my deere love, why doe ye sleepe thus long. 
 When meeter were that ye should now awake, 
 T' awayt the coraming of your ioyous make, 
 And hearken to the birds love-learned song, 
 
 The deawy leaves among ! 
 For they of ioy and pleasaunce to you sing. 
 That all the woods them answer, and theyr eccho 
 
 ring. 
 
 My love is now awake out of her dreame, 
 And her fayre eyes, like stars that dimmed were 
 With darksome cloud, now shew theyr goodly 
 
 beams 
 More bright, then Hesperus his head doth rere. 
 Come now, jq damzels, daughters of delight, 
 Helpe quickly her to dight : 
 But first come, ye fayre Houres, which were 
 
 begot. 
 In loves sweet paradice, of Day and Night; 
 Which doe the seasons of the year allot, 
 
fJftfjjifU licr ,§"pradje 3U orrfdjiclicnrn 3cttcn. 
 
 xxxix 
 
 And all, that erer in this world is fayre, 
 Doe make and still repayre ; 
 And ye three handmayds of the Cyprian queene, 
 The which doe still adorn her beauties pride, 
 Help to adorne my beautifullest bride : 
 
 And, as ye her array, still throw betweene 
 Some graces to be scene ; 
 And, as ye use to Venus, to her sing, 
 The whiles the woods shal answer, and your 
 
 eccho ring. 
 
 5^omueI Panieif gcboren in Jauntoit in (Somcrfctf^irc im ^ai^u 1562. 
 
 ULYSSES AND THE SYREN. 
 
 SYREN. 
 
 Come, worthy Greek, Ulysses come, 
 
 Possess these shores with me. 
 The winds and seas are troublesome, 
 
 And here we may be free. 
 Here may we sit and view their toil, 
 
 That travail in the deep, 
 Enjoy the day in mirth the while. 
 
 And spend the night in sleep. 
 
 ULYSSES. 
 
 Fair nymph, if fame or honour were 
 
 To be attain'd with ease, 
 Then would I come and rest with thee. 
 
 And leave such toils as these : 
 But here it dwells, and here must I, 
 
 With danger seek it forth ; 
 To spend the time luxuriously 
 
 Becomes not men of worth. 
 
 SYREN. 
 
 Ulysses, be not deceiv'd 
 
 With that unreal name : 
 This honour is a thing conceiv'd, 
 
 And rests on others' fame. 
 Begotten only to molest 
 
 Our peace, and to beguile 
 (The best thing of our life) our resl^ 
 
 And give us up to toil I 
 
 ULYSSES. 
 
 Delicious nymph, suppose there were 
 
 No honour, or report, 
 Yet manliness would scorn to wear 
 
 The time in idle sport : 
 For toil doth give a better touch 
 
 To make us feel our joy; 
 And ease finds tediousness, as much 
 
 As labour yields annoy. 
 
 aftlidjacl Pxatfton, getoren urn tag ^a^v 1563 in 2ctccflcrf§ire. 
 
 THE COURT OF FAIRY. 
 
 Then thrice under a brier doth creep. 
 Which at both ends was rooted deep, 
 And over it three times she leapt, 
 
 Her magic much availing : 
 Then on Proserpina doth call, 
 And 80 upon her spell doth fall. 
 Which here to you repeat I shall. 
 
 Not in one tittle failing. 
 
 "By the croaking of the frog; 
 By the howling of the dog ; 
 By the crying of the hog 
 
 Against the storm arising; 
 By the evening curfeu-bell ; 
 By the doleful dying knell ; 
 let this my direfuU spell. 
 
 Hob, hinder thy surprising. 
 
 By the mandrakes dreadful groans ; 
 By the Lubricans sad moans ; 
 By the noise of dead men's bones 
 In charnel-houses rattling ; 
 
 By the hissing of the snake, 
 The rustling of the fire-drake, 
 r charge thee this place forsake, 
 Nor of queen Mab be prattling. 
 
 "By the whirlwind's hollow sound. 
 By the thunder's dreadful stound, 
 Yells of spirits under ground, 
 
 I charge thee not to f^ar us : 
 By the scriteh-owl's dismal note. 
 By the black night-raven's throat, 
 I charge thee, Hob, to tear thy coat 
 
 With thorns, if thou come near us." 
 
 Her spell thus spoke, she stept aside, 
 And in a chink herself doth hide. 
 To see thereof what would betide 
 
 For she doth only mind him : 
 When presently she Puck espies. 
 And well she mark'd his gloating eyes, 
 How under every leaf he px'ies, 
 
 In seeking still to find them. 
 
XL 
 
 peifpxele "iiet ^'yvad^e au »erfd)ifl)ctifn ^t'itrn. 
 
 tUiUittm 5"l)ttk»p^a« n>art) Qthonn 3U ©tratfort>=on:*2t»on in 1564; fcer groptc S)ic^ter (gnglanba 
 
 »iet(eid)t ber ganjcn Sett unb affer 3eitett. 
 
 uir^/i. Too fairly, Hubert, for so foul effect : 
 Must you with hot irons burn out both mine eyes ? 
 
 Hub. Young boy, I must. 
 
 A7^th. And will you ? 
 
 Hub. And I will. 
 
 Arth. Have you the heart ? When your head 
 did but ache, 
 I knit ray handkerchief about your brows, 
 (The best I had, a princess wrought it me,) 
 And I did never ask it you again : 
 And with my hand at midnight held your head ; 
 And, like the watchful minutes to the hour, 
 Still and anon cheered up the heavy time ; 
 Saying, What lack you ? and, Where lies your 
 
 grief? 
 Or what good love may I perform for you ? 
 Many a poor man's son would have lain still, 
 And ne'er have spoke a loving word to you ; 
 But you at your sick service had a prince. 
 Nay, you may think, my love was crafty love. 
 And call it, cunning ; Do an if you will : 
 If heaven be pleased that you must use me ill, 
 
 Why, then you must. — Will you put out mine 
 
 eyes? 
 These eyes, that never did, nor never shall, 
 So much as frown on you ? 
 
 Hub. I have sworn to do it ; 
 
 And with hot irons must I burn them out. 
 Arth. Ah, none, but in this iron age, would 
 do it ! 
 The iron of itself, though heat red-hot, 
 Approaching near these eyes, would drink my 
 
 tears, 
 And quench his fiery indignation, 
 Even in the matter of mine innocence : 
 Nay, after that, consume away in rust. 
 But for containing fire to harm mine eye. 
 Are you more stubborn-hard than hammered 
 iron ? 
 
 And if an angel should hav-e come to me. 
 And told me, Hubert should put out mine eyes, 
 I would not have believed no tongue, but 
 Hubert's. 
 
 DESCRIPTION OF QUEEN MAB. 
 
 She comes 
 
 In shape no bigger than an agate-stone 
 On the fore-finger of an alderman, 
 Drawn with a team of little atomies 
 Athwart men's noses as they lie asleep : 
 Her wagon-spokes made of long spinner's legs : 
 The cover, of the wings of grasshoppers ; 
 The traces, of the smallest spider's web; 
 The collars, of the moonshine's watery beams : 
 Her whip, of cricket's bone ; the lash of film : 
 Her wagoner, a small grey-coated gnat, 
 Not half so big as a round little worm 
 Pricked from the lazy finger of a maid; 
 Her chariot is an empty hazel-nut. 
 Made by the joiner squirrel, or old grub. 
 Time out of mind the fairies' coach-makers. 
 And in this state she gallops night by night : 
 Through lover's brains, and then they dream of 
 love: 
 
 On courtiers' knees, that dream on courtesies 
 straight : 
 
 O'er lawyers' fingers, who straight dream on 
 
 fees : 
 O'er ladies' lips, who straight on kisses dream ; 
 Which oft the angry Mab with blisters plagues. 
 Because their breaths with sweetmeats tainted 
 
 are. 
 Sometimes she gallops o'er a courtier's nose. 
 And then dreams he of smelling out a suit : 
 And sometimes comes she with a tithe-pig's tail, 
 Tickling a parson's nose as 'a lies asleep, 
 Then dreams he of another benefice : 
 Sometimes she driveth o'er a soldie's neck, 
 And then dreams he of cutting foreign throats, 
 Of breaches, arabuscadoes, Spanish blades, 
 Of healths five fathom deep ; and then anon 
 Drums in his ear ; at which he starts and wakes ; 
 And being thus frighted, swears a prayer or two. 
 And sleeps again. 
 
pcxfficlc licr S'pradjc 3U nfrfdjirtencn ^dtfir/ 
 
 XLI 
 
 LOYERS BY MOONLIGHT. 
 
 (From the Merchant of Venice.) 
 
 How sweet the moonlight sleeps upon this bank I 
 Here will we sit, and let the sounds of music 
 Creep in our ears ; soft stillness, and the night, 
 Become the touches of sweet harmony. 
 Sit, Jessica: Look, how the floor of heaven 
 Is thick inlaid with patines of bright gold; 
 There's not the smallest orb, which thou beholdest, 
 But in his motion like an angel sings, 
 Still quiring to the young-eyed cherubims: 
 Such harmony is in immortal souls; 
 But whilst this muddy vesture of decay 
 Doth grossly close it in, we cannot hear it. 
 
 3ur ^dt (Sfiaf«?pcflr'5 unb gteirf) nad) {t^m, flnbcn wtr cine grof c Stnja'^T !t)rantati!er, tie burd) fete 
 SCic^tiijfeit, ivcld^c feiefer grope X^ic^tcr fecr 33u()ne »erltcl;cn, l;erttorgerufen tvurfeen. Untcr W\m 
 i|l pen ^onfon einer feer ttorjiigtld^flen. 
 
 5?on "THE FALL OF SE JANUS." 
 
 Sil, Ay, take part. Reveal yourselves. 
 
 Alas ! I scent not your confederacies, 
 Your plots, and combination ! I not know 
 Minion Sejanus hates me ; and that all 
 This boast of law, and law is but a form, 
 A net of Vulcan's filing, a mere engine, 
 To take that life by a pretext of justice, 
 Which you pursue in malice ? I want brain. 
 Or nostril to persuade me, that your ends 
 And purposes are made to what they are. 
 Before my answer I 0, you equal gods. 
 Whose justice not a world of wolf-turned men 
 Shall make me to accuse, howe'er provoked : 
 Have I for this so oft engaged myself? 
 Stood in the heat and fervour of a fight, 
 When Phoebus sooner hath forsook the day 
 
 Than I the field, against the blue-eyed Gauls 
 And crisped Germans ? when our Roman eagles 
 Have fanned the fire with their labouring wings. 
 And no blow dealt, that left not death behind it ? 
 When I have charged, alone, into the troops 
 Of curled Slcambrians, routed them, and came 
 Not off, with backward ensigns of a slave, 
 But forward marks, wounds on my breast and 
 
 face. 
 Were meant to thee, o Cffisar, and thy Rome ? 
 And have I this return ? did I for this 
 Perform so noble and so brave defeat 
 On Sacrovir? (0 Jove, let it become me 
 To boast my deeds, when he, whom they concern. 
 Shall thus forget them.) 
 
 §tanci9 ^fflumont unb ^oljn /lctd)er, crjlcrer geBorcn in 1586, Ic^tcrer in 1576. 
 
 Coesar. Oh thou conqueror, 
 
 Thou glory of the world once, now the pity ; 
 Thou awe of nations, wherefore didst thou fall 
 
 thus ? 
 What poor fate followed thee and plucked thee 
 
 on 
 To trust thy sacred life to an Egyptian ? 
 The life and light of Rome to a blind stranger. 
 That honourable war ne'er taught a nobleness. 
 Nor worthy circumstance showed what a man 
 
 was? 
 
 That never heard thy name sung but in banquets, 
 And loose lascivious pleasures ? to a boy. 
 That hath no faith to comprehend thy greatness, 
 No study of thy life to know thy goodness ? 
 And leave thy nation, nay, thy noble friend, 
 Leave him distrusted, that in tears falls with 
 
 thee. 
 In soft relenting tears ? Hear me, great Pompey ; 
 If thy great spirit can hear, I must task thee ! 
 Th' hast most unnobly robbed me of my victory, 
 My love and mercy. 
 
^l)omas Pfhkcr ^axh in 1638, 
 
 THE PICTURE OF A LADY SEEN BY HER LOYER. 
 
 My Infelice's face, her brow, her eye, 
 The dimple on her cheek : and Such sweet skill 
 Hath from the cunning workman's pencil flown. 
 These lips look fresh and lively as her own ; 
 Seeming to move and speak. Alas 1 now I see 
 The reason why fond women love to buy 
 Adulterate complexion : here 't is read ; 
 False colours last after the true be dead. 
 Of all the roses grafted on her cheeks, 
 Of all the graces dancing in her eyes, 
 Of all the music set upon her tongue, 
 Of all that was past woman's excellence. 
 
 In her white bosom ; look, a painted board 
 Circumscribes all 1 Earth can no bliss afford ; 
 Nothing of her but this 1 This cannot speak ; 
 It has no lap for me to rest upon ; 
 No lip worth tasting. Here the worms will feed. 
 As in her coffin. Hence, then, idle art, 
 True love's best pictured in a true love's heart. 
 Here art thou drawn, sweet maid, till this be 
 
 dead. 
 So that thou livest twice, twice art buried. 
 Thou figure of ray friend, lie there I 
 
 |ll)tltp}) ^osstnflfr, geBorcn in 1584» 
 
 SSon "A NEW WAY TO PAY OLD DEBTS." 
 
 Dov. Are you not frighted with the impreca- 
 tions 
 And curses of whole families, made wretched 
 
 By your sinister practices ? 
 
 Over. Yes, as rocks are 
 
 When foamy billows split themselves against 
 Their flinty ribs ; or as the moon is moved 
 When wolves, with hunger pfned, howl at her 
 
 brightness. 
 I am of a solid temper, and, like these, 
 Steer on a constant course: with mine own 
 
 sword. 
 If called into the field, I can make that right 
 Which fearful enemies murmured at as wrong. 
 
 Now, for those other piddling complaints 
 Breathed out in bitterness ; as, when they call 
 
 me 
 Extortioner, tyrant, cormorant, or intruder 
 On my poor neighbour's right, or grand encloser, 
 Of what was common to my private use ; 
 Nay, when niy ears are pierced with widows' 
 
 cries. 
 And undone orphans wash with tears my thresh- 
 
 hold, 
 I only think what 't is to have my daughter 
 Right honourable ; and 't is a powerful charm, 
 Makes me insensible of remorse or pity. 
 Or the least sting of conscience. 
 
 ^ilton toarb geBoren in 1608 unb jlarB in 1674. 
 
 DEBATE IN PANDEMONIUM. 
 
 High on a throne of royal state, which far 
 Outshone the wealth of Ormus and of Ind, 
 Or where the gorgeous East with richest hand 
 Showers on her kings barbaric pearl and gold, 
 Satan exalted sat, by merit raised 
 To that bad eminence : and from despair 
 Thus high uplifted beyond hope, aspires 
 Beyond thus high, insatiate to pursue 
 Vain war with heaven ; and, by success untaught. 
 His proud imaginations thus displayed : 
 
 " Powei's and dominions, deities of heaven ; 
 For since no deep within her gulf can hold 
 Immortal vigour, though oppressed and fallen, 
 I give not heaven for lost. From this descent 
 Celestial virtues rising, will appear 
 More glorious and more dread than from no fall. 
 
 And trust themselves to fear no second fate. 
 Me though just right, and the fixed laws of 
 
 heaven, 
 Did first create your leader : next, free choice, 
 With what besides, in council or in fight. 
 Hath been achieved of merit ; yet this loss. 
 Thus far at least recovered, hath much more 
 Established in a safe unenvied throne, 
 Yielded with full consent. The happier state 
 In heaven, which follows dignity, might draw 
 Envy from each inferior; but who here 
 Will envy whom the highest place exposes 
 Foremost to stand against the Thunderer's aim. 
 Your bulwark, and condemns to greatest share 
 Of endless pain ? Where there is then no good 
 For which to strive, no strife can grow up there 
 
^ctfpicle tier 5'|jrarf)f 3U vetfd)'ie'b£ntn ^riten. 
 
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 From faction ; for none sure will claim in bell 
 Precedence, none whose portion is so small 
 Of present pain, that with ambitious mind 
 Will covet more. With this advantage then 
 To union, and firm faith, and firm accord, 
 More than can be in heaven, we now return 
 
 To claim our just inheritance of old, 
 
 Surer to prosper than prosperity 
 
 Could hare assured us ; and by what best way, 
 
 Whether of open war, or covert guile. 
 
 We now debate : who can advise, may speak." 
 
 ptttUv QcUxtn 1612 ; flarb in 1680. 
 
 EXPEDITION OF HUDIBRAS. 
 
 When civil dudgeon first grew high, 
 And men fell out, they knew not why: 
 When hard words, jealousies, and fears. 
 Set folks together by the ears, 
 When gospel-trumpeter, surrounded 
 With long-eared rout, to battle sounded 
 And pulpit, drum ecclesiastic. 
 Was beat with fist, instead of a stick: 
 Then did Sir Knight abandon dwe|ling, 
 And cot he rode a-colonelling. 
 
 Ilrqtirn »arb geboren in 1631 unb flar]& in 1700, 
 
 THE CHARACTER OF A GOOD PARSON. 
 
 A parish priest was of the pilgrim train ; 
 An awful, reverend, and religious man. 
 His eyes diffused a venerable grace. 
 And charity itself was in his face. 
 Rich was his soul, though his attire was poor ; 
 (As God has clothed his own ambassador :) 
 For such, on earth, his bless'd Redeemer bore. 
 Of sixty years he seemed ; and well might last 
 To sixty more, but that he lived too fast; 
 Refined himself to soul, to curb the sense; 
 Aud made almost a sin of abstinence, 
 Yet, had his aspect nothing of severe, 
 But such a face as promised him sincere. 
 Nothing reserved or sullen w^ts to see : 
 
 But sweet regards ; and pleasing sanctity : 
 Mild was his accent, and bis action free. 
 With eloquence innate his tongue was armed ; 
 Though harsh the precept,, yet the preacher 
 
 charmed. 
 For letting down the golden chain from high. 
 He drew his audience upward to the sky : 
 And oft, with holy hymns, he charmed their ears, 
 (A music more melodious than the spheres.) 
 For David left him, when he went to rest. 
 His lyre ; and after him he sung the best. 
 He bore his great commission in his look : 
 But sweetly tempered awe ; and softened all he 
 
 spoke. 
 
 ptiot gcboren 1664, (larb 1721. 
 
 SBon "SOLOMON'S ACCOUNT OF ABRA'S LOVE." 
 
 Abashed she blushed, and with disorder spoke : 
 Her rising shame adorned the words it broke. 
 
 If the great master will descend to hear 
 The humble series of his handmaid's care ; 
 1 while she tells it, let him not put on 
 The look that awes the nations from the throne 1 
 1 let not death severe in glory lie 
 In the king's frown and terror of his eye 1 
 Mine to obey, thy part is to ordain ; 
 
 And though to mention be to suffer pain. 
 If the king smile whilst I my woe recite. 
 If weeping, I find favour in his sight. 
 Flow fast, my tears, full rising his delight. 
 ! witness earth beneath, and heaven above 1 
 For can I hide it ? I am sick of love ; 
 If madness may the name of passion bear, 
 Or love be called what is indeed despair. 
 
XLTv pcifvtelc tier 5*pnt(f)c .;u ncrfc^tclicncn 3citfn. 
 
 ^0natl)an ^roift, geBoren 1667, gejlor6en 1745, toax ber grcge ©atiriferbciS at^tje^nten 3fl^r:^unt)crt^. 
 
 COMPETENCE. 
 
 I've often wished that I had clear 
 For life six hundred pounds a-year, 
 A handsome house to lodge a friend, 
 A river at my garden's end, 
 A terrace-walk, and half a rood 
 Of land set out to plant a wood. 
 
 Well, now, I have all this and more, 
 I ask not to increase my store ; 
 But here a grievance seems to lie, 
 All this is mine but till I die ; 
 I can't but think 't would sound more clever, 
 To me and to my heirs for ever. 
 
 If I ne'er got or lost a groat 
 
 By any trick or any fault ; 
 
 And if I pray for reason's rules. 
 
 And not like forty other fools. 
 
 As thus, " Youchsafe, oh gracious Maker! 
 
 To grant me this and 't other acre ; 
 
 Or if it be thy will and pleasure. 
 
 Direct my plough to find a treasure !" 
 
 But only what my station fits. 
 
 And to be kept in my right wits ; 
 
 Preserve, Almighty Providence! 
 
 Just what you gave me, competence, 
 
 And let me in these shades compose 
 
 Something in verse as true as prose. 
 
 JMerantJfr fJopf, gcl&orctt 1688, gcjlorkn 1744, cin tiertrautcr grcunb beg lectern, teflfen ^oetifd^cg 
 
 ZaUnt inbcf bag-beffelfcen jDcit ii)&ertraf. 
 
 SBott "THE ESSAY ON MAN." 
 'Heaven from all creatures hides the book of 
 
 fate, 
 All but the page prescribed their present state : 
 From brutes what men, from men what spirits 
 
 know; 
 Or who could suffer being here below ? 
 The lamb thy riot dooms to bleed to-day, 
 Had he thy reason would he skip and play ? 
 Pleased to the last he crops the flowery food, 
 And licks the hand just raised to shed his blood. 
 I blindness to the future ! kindly given. 
 That each may fill the circle marked by Heaven ; 
 Who sees with equal eye, as God of all, 
 A hero perish or a sparrow fall. 
 Atoms or systems into ruin hurled. 
 And now a bubble burst, and now a world. 
 Hope humbly then; with trembling pinions 
 
 soar. 
 Wait the great teacher Death, and God adore. 
 What future bliss he gives not thee to know. 
 
 But gives that hope to be thy blessing now. 
 Hope springs eternal in the human breast : 
 Man never is, but always to be blest. 
 The soul, uneasy and confined, from home, 
 Rests and expatiates in a life to come. 
 
 Lo ! the poor Indian, whose untutored mind 
 Sees God in clouds, or hears him in the wind ; 
 His soul proud science never taught to stray 
 Far as the solar walk or milky way ; 
 Yet simple nature to his hope has given 
 Behind the cloud-topped hill an humbler heaven ; 
 Some safer world in depth of woods embraced, 
 Some happier island in the watery waste, 
 Where slaves once more their native land behold, 
 No fiends torment, no Christians thirst for gold. 
 To be, contents his natural desire. 
 He asks no angel's wing, no seraph's fire ; 
 But thinks, admitted to that equal sky. 
 His faithful dog shall bear him company. 
 
 <lHt>n)ttrt> ^oung, geboren in 1681 ; er jlarB in 1765; fdn'^auptfac^Iit^flcg SBcrfijl "Night Thoughts-" 
 
 THOUGHTS ON TIME. 
 
 The bell strikes one. We take no note of time 
 
 But from its loss: to give it then a tongue 
 
 Is wise in man. As if an angel spoke, 
 
 I feel the solemn sound. If heard aright. 
 
 It is the knell of my departed hours. 
 
 Where are they? With the years beyond the flood. 
 
 It is the signal that demands despatch: 
 
How much is to be done? My hopes and fears 
 
 Start up alarmed, and o'er life's narrow verge 
 
 Look down — on what ? A fathomless abyss. 
 
 A dread eternity I how surely mine! 
 
 And can eternity belong to me, 
 
 Foor pensioner on the bounties of an hour ? 
 
 William €omfet, getorcn 1731, ge|lor6en 1800; ntit t^m Bcginnt W l^crrlic^fle Spoc^e t>er englifc^en 
 
 ^oefte unb Sitcratur. 
 LINES ON THE RECEIPT OF HIS MOTHER'S PICTURE. 
 
 My mother I when I learned that thou wast 
 dead, 
 Say, wast thou conscious of the tears I shed ? 
 Hovered thy spirit o'er thy sorrowing son. 
 Wretch even then, life's journey just begun ? 
 Perhaps thou gavest me, though unseen, a kiss ; 
 Perhaps a tear, if souls can weep in bliss — 
 Ah, that maternal smile! it answers — Yes. 
 I heard the bell tolled on thy burial day, 
 I saw the hearse that bore thee slow away. 
 And, turaing from my nursery window, drew 
 A long, long sigh; and wept a last adien ! 
 But was it such ? It was. Where thou art gone. 
 
 Adieus and farewells are a sound unknown. 
 May I but meet thee on that peaceful shore, 
 The partinrg sound shall pass my lips no more ! 
 Thy maidens, grieved themselves at my concern. 
 Oft gave me promise of a quick return : 
 What ardently I wished I long believed, 
 And, disappointed still, was still deceived; 
 By disappointment every day beguiled. 
 Dupe of to-morrow even from a child. 
 Thus many a sad to-morrow came and went. 
 Till, all my stock of infant sorrow spent. 
 I learned at last submission to ray lot, . 
 But, though I less deplored thee, ne'er forgot. 
 
 Walter Scott, ge6oren in 1771; cr ftarB in 1832. 
 
 Breathes there a man with soul so dead, 
 Who never to himself hath said, 
 
 Tljis is my own, my native land! 
 Whose heart hath ne'er within him burned, 
 As home his footsteps he hath turned 
 
 From wandering on a foreign strand! 
 If such there breathe, go mark him well; 
 For him no minstrel raptures swell ; 
 High though his titles, proud his name 
 Boundless his wealth as wish can claim ; 
 Despite those titles, power, and pelf, 
 The wretch, concentred all in self. 
 Living, shall forfeit fair renown. 
 And, doubly dying, shall go down 
 To the vile dust, from whence he sprung, 
 Unwept, unhonoured, and unsung. 
 
 got\f pntan, QtUnn in 1788 ; cr jlarfc 1824. 
 
 PARISINA. 
 It is the hour when from the boughs 
 The nightingale's high note is heard : 
 It is the hour when lovers' vows 
 
 Seem sweet in every whispered word; 
 And gentle winds and waters near, 
 Make music to the lonely ear. 
 C 
 
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 Ati<l Iti tlio tiky, the Htarn aro mut, 
 And on tlio wave Ih deopor blue, 
 Arwl on the loaf a brownor hue, 
 And In the lieavon that (;lcar ubucuro, 
 Ho nof'lly dark, and (birkly pnro, 
 Wlilf;!! lollowH till) (htclino of day, 
 Am twillKiit HioltH beneath the moon away. 
 
 But It in not to IfHt to tho waterfall 
 
 That I'arlHlna loavoi her liall, 
 
 A nd it Ih not to gaze on the heavenly light 
 
 That the lady wttikit in tho Hhadow of night; 
 
 Ah If Hho HitN tn Eiite'M bower, 
 
 'T In not for tho Nako of itM AilUblown flower— 
 
 She llKtenH — but not for tho nightingale— 
 
 Thongh her ear cxpoctH aH Moft a tale, 
 
 Tli(*n! glid^H a Htop through the foliage thick. 
 
 And linr rhwk growH palo — and her heart beatH <pd<;k. 
 
 Tliero wliJHperM a voice through the ruKtIing bmves. 
 
 And her blnHJi roinniH, and her boHom heaves : 
 
 A moment more — and tlmy Hindi moot — 
 
 'T Ih paHt — her lover'a at her foot. 
 
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 cr al3 ein ©oppedaut, Lii, h>te in tube (ti^ut)b), ju= 
 toetlen tt>ie cin mit cinem SSofal ucrf^imoljener Sonfo' 
 nant, tou in bem SBortc use (ju^g), hjo ba6 u ganj 
 toie in 3 u b e flingt. SBir bejeic|)nen it)n mit i„u, 
 Lul), ju unb Jul). 
 
 Tdb. ©iefen Saut finben toir nic|t in ber beutfdjen 
 (Sprac^e; er t)at 2Ift)n(id)fcit mit ber (Snbfilbe in ic|) 
 lie be; mel)r noc^ mit bem frrtnjijfifcl)en unacccntutr= 
 ten e, toenn folc^eg ni^t j^umm ifl, j. 33. in ber erften 
 ©ilbe in premier, ober in le in il le donne. Man 
 foUtc biefen S^on ben ^auc^y- ober ©tiitjnton nennen, er 
 ma4)t ben gremben siel ju [djaffen, inbem er cftcr tin'e 
 irgenb ein anberer 33o!al Dorfiimmt unb bur(^ jebeS 
 a?ofal3ei4)cn bargcftedt tvirb. SDir bebienen un^ id 
 o JU feincr 23ejeic|nung, 
 
 Fill, ba« britte u ift genau . toie ba« furje beutf^e u in 
 91 u I i , ?W u ♦ t e r ; Juir bejeic|)ncn e^ mit u. 
 
 6il, biefeS glei(^t bem beutf4)en cu in I) e u I e n. 1)er ?aut 
 befte^t au5 6 in nor ober a in water unb i in pin. 
 3Bir bejei^nen ii)n mit eu. 
 
 C16ud. Diefer 2;on, fotoic ber le^tere, ift cin Doppedaut; 
 cr glcict)t bem beutf^en au in $ a u ^ , mug aber etn>a«5 
 [(|arfer auSgefpro^en ttjerbcn ; in 5Imerifa bort man 
 it)n ganj tt)ic baS beutfc^c au, 2)er Zen ift jufammcn-- 
 gcfe^t au^ 6 in nor unb A in full. 2Bir bcjetc|)ncn i|)n 
 burc^ rtu. 
 
 Itebcr tote in fecr ^lu^f^radhe gebraucbtcn 
 Gottfonantett, 
 
 Dem Snglanber mac^t bie SDalfer'fc^c Slnbcutung ber 
 Sonfcnanten bureaus feine ^li^toiixi^hit, bem 3)eutf4'en 
 toirb fte wenig t)elfen, tcenn er nit|t bei ber 2luefprad;e 
 cineS jeben 2Bortc3bie folgcnbe 5In»eifung genau befolgt. 
 a5orjitgli(^ mu§ cr fic^ bcfleigigen, bie Ijartcn unb Sveic^en 
 Sonfonanten piel ftrenger toie im J^eutf^en ju untcrfi1)ct= 
 ben. X)er S'^orbbeutfd^e irrt fic() faft nic am SInfange eine^ 
 9Bortc«, er fpr{4)t p unb b, t unb 6, F unb g, f unb vo, 
 ff^arfe!^ f unb toei^cg f ebcnfo »erfcf)icben au^ »te ber Gng« 
 In'nber; ber ©iibbeutfciie fennt oft nur bie {)arten Slone, oft 
 pcrtect^fctt er fte unb brauc^t b fur p unb p fiir b. 3n fei- 
 nem Suc^c, bn^ in Deutfc|itanb iiber bie cnglifc^e ©praci^e 
 erf^icnen, finben toir biefen tcid^ttgen ©egenf^anb mit ge« 
 biirigem 9?a(tbrucfe bcf)anbelt. Um ben Unterfcbteb jtt»i^ 
 fd)fn obigen ftarten unb tDcid^en Sonfcnanten bemerflid) ju 
 mad)fn, ftopc ber ?crnenbe bei ben iiaxkn ben Sltbem ftarf 
 berau^, bei ben tt»eid)en biugegen jiet)e cr ben 9ltt)cm ftarf 
 an ober »crfct)lucfe ibn stelmebr; toenn er babci bie 3?ucf' 
 feite ber $anb cbngefabr jwei Mi brei 'SoU Bom Wunbc 
 entfernt ])aU, fo mug er bet 9Iu?fpracbe ber erftern ben -^auc^ 
 ftrtvf auf ber |>anb, bei ben lectern gar nicbt fublen, 
 
 2Denn obigeS genau beat^tet icirb, ))abtn h5ir iiber bie 
 93u*ftaben b, d, f, h, k, 1, m, n, p unb t ni(^t3 tcciter bin- 
 jupfiigen. 
 
 g mug immer n)ie in gut, ® a b c , g c b e n , nie t»{e 
 d), h>ie e? im Deutf^cn am Gnt>e einer (Silbc gef^icbt, 
 ausJgcfprocbcn njerben. 2Bir bcjcicbncn c^ mit 0. 
 
 s, bejcicbnctben fcbarfen Cant biefen Sui^ftaben^ unb ftimmt 
 mit bem jj in r e i § c n uberein. 2)er 9Jorbbeutf4)e biite 
 ficb, biefen ^aut mit bem toetcben f in f o ju seriDCi^- 
 fe(n. Sr tcirb mit f unb ^ bejeicbnet. 
 
 z bejeiiinet ben tcei^en Ion son f, wit ioix U)n in 9?orb« 
 beutf(i;[rtnb in f o unb r e i f e n bo«n. '^lan biite ficb, 
 biefen ^udjftaben tciebasSbeutfi^e ^ au^jufprccbf"* i^ou 
 ber ricbtigen Slu^fpra^e ber beiben le^ten Sonfonantcn 
 bangt bie ri(^tige 5lu£ifpra4)e nocb i)ier anberer Sonfo- 
 nantcn ab unb rcir ratben bitten, bie cine ricbtigc Slug- 
 fpracbe ju eriangcu teiinfi^en, bcfonbern gleig auf biefc 
 jt»ei ^Sudbftaten ju iiertcenben. 5Bir braudicn 9 jur 
 Unterfcbeibung ijon bem oorbergebfutfu* 
 
 r. Va€ v mug rein, vorn im Tlnnie, nic|t tn ber ^eble 
 au^gefprodben hjcrbcn. 
 
 Y bat ben 2;on som bcutfdjcu n>, bie3abne miiJTcn ettuae 
 fefter auf bie Unterlippc gebriirft tcerben ; tvir bcjcid^ucn 
 C5 mit vo. 
 
 w ali3 Sonfonant 5 e^ Jttrb in ber angcgcbenen Slugfprn^e 
 nur al^ foldier gcbra-u^t, flingt jcbocb mebr h>ie SoLil; 
 tvir bejeicbnen eg mit Uw, ivie in wise u^eig, we uJe, 
 win uJn. 
 
 y bat ben Jon son j, ben toir fiir biefen Jon gebraucben. 
 
 sh ift bag beutfd)e f(t, tvte in © ^i u b / f (|) ii n. SBir be- 
 jeid^nen eg mit )'d). 
 
 zh. giir biefen Jon b^t ber Snglcinber feinen bcfonbern 
 Sucbfttiben, eg ift ber weidjc Jon von'bem iiorbergcben- 
 ben \)cixkn sh ; um ibn son biefcm juuiitcrfd)eiben, be- 
 jeicbnen toir ibn mit ect). Die 5}?unbftcUung ift bet 
 beiben ganj biefctbe, nur mug bet bem sh (frfi) ber 
 Sltbcm bcrauggeftogen, M bem zh (sc^) ber Sltbcm an- 
 gcjogen Juerben. 
 
 ch, toit tfit ; biefen Jon pnben tt>ir im Deutf^en nic^t am 
 2lnfange einer Silbc, toobl aber burcb bie jufalligeS^cr- 
 binbung biefer Sonfonantcn in jufammcngefe^ten 2Bcir- 
 tern, tcie in ® d) I i 1 1 f cb u b/ m i t f cb u I b i g , @ tt- 
 fcbalf , licbtf<bcu. 
 
 j, bicfcg ift ber tueidbc Jon con ch, ben ivir fo ebcn bcfd)rie- 
 ben ; er ftcbt im 23erbviItniJTc ju ch soie zh ju sh, unb 
 tcic z JU s. 2Dir babcn einc. a'bnlicbe 3ufammcnftcl- 
 lung in 2anbf4)aft unb C>aubfcbub5 bicfe 
 fpri^t ber l^eutfcbe inbeg pici ju bart aug, inbem cr 
 feinen Unterfcbieb jh,vifd;eu ^anbfdjub unb iTantfcbu 
 macbt. 2)iefer Sonfonant, ben man mit dzh bfjcic|»- 
 ncn fijnnte, mug, fo ttjtc bag zh, unter ftarfcm Siuatb- 
 men auggcfproiben toerbcn; wir bejcidinen ibn mit 6&(t>. 
 
 th unb Th, mit biefen S8ud)ftaben bejcidbnet SBalfcr bie 
 beiben Jijne con th, mit ienen ben b«rten, mit biefen 
 ben tveicben. Diefe beiben Jijne ftcben im a>crbaltnig 
 JU einanber toic t ju d, ober s ju z. X^ic 5lngelfad)ffn 
 bcjeid;ncn biefc JiJne uici bcffer burcb jteei uerfcbiebenc 
 g:d)riftjeid)en. Die 3?crtt)erfung biefer ^cidten t»ar 
 burcbaug feine gScrbeJTerung unb toenn man »orgiebt, 
 bag eg gefdbeben, ttjcil bie anbern romanifcben Spracben 
 biefc 3ftdjcn nidbt gcbraucben, fo tcoirc eg jcben gattg 
 b^ifcr unb ber Drtbograpbie fo h.n'c ber 2lugfprad)c an- 
 gcmeffener gctpcfcu, tocnn man fiir ben tocicbcn Jon dh 
 
t>crglftd)i*ntre 5lusfprafi)c unti (Crhlanittfl "iter tiuii ttJutkfr flcbraitdjtfn ^cidjcn. 
 
 XLIX 
 
 genommen t)attc. Dbglcic^ bie Stuofprad^e bicfcr Jcnc 
 feine befenbere ©d^wicrigfeiten barbietet, fo gtcbt ti boc| 
 ttjcnigc grcmbc, tit fie immer ttc^ttg ttcjfeu. Sie ma- 
 c^en i\)n entwebcr ju fe^r bent $ unb f ober bcm b unb t 
 o^nlic^. Solflfnbe Slnweifung teirb bet gel)briger Ue- 
 bung bie Griernung bcr 2luSfpra4)e erlcic^tern. 
 th. Urn ben harten Xon au^jufpredjcn, lege man bie Spi^e 
 ber Suitge unter bie cbern 3?orbcrjat)ne, Iaf[e fte etwaS 
 ^er»or|le^fn unb fprec^e ein fc^arfed s (g) aui, intern 
 man ben fltbem f^arf f)eroorfio§t. 5Bir beutcn biefcn 
 gaut, ba e3 im rcut|'ct)cn nic^t^ bemfclben atjnli^ giebt, 
 burd) ^ an. 
 Th. 5!3ei biefem tfl bte tWunbjtcHung gan| toit bet bcm i)0' 
 rigen, nur fprcc^e man flatt ein fc^arfc3 s (g) ein tt?ci- 
 (^e« z (0) au^, cber, m\6)ei ganj baPbe ift, man jicl)c 
 ben 3ltbcm an, anftatt itjn l)er»orju|lo9en. X;iefen 3;on 
 bejeic^nen tt>tr mit i^. 
 
 (St)e »ir un^ sou bicfcm Oegcnftanbe trcnnen, empfcljlen 
 »ir bent 'Ecutfc^en, ber wirfli^t englifc^ Icrncn tcitt, noc^ 
 etnmal, feine ganjc ?lufmerffamfeit auf bie fteic^cii unb 
 ^arten lijne ju rid()ten, intent twir i(jn ijerjldjern, ba§, oljne 
 tief, ti unmbglic^ tfl, aut^ nur scrftanblid) englifc^ ju 
 fprec^ctt. Um biefea ju betscifen, geben h)ir l)ier einige 
 aOiSrter, bereu 23er»cd)|'clung bie fonberbarjten unb lactier- 
 Ii4»|ien 9lebcn {)tr»orbringt. 
 
 age, niter, aitch, bad $. 
 
 back, ber SRiiden, pack, ber 55adcn, bag, ber <Bad. 
 
 bale, ber 58a(len, pale, Mag, pnil, ber Cimer. 
 
 bad, f(^lec|t, pad, ^olficr, bat, glebermau«, Pat, 
 
 Sfiname ber 3rlanber k. 
 bait, 5iiJber, pate, ilopf, paid, bejat)U. 
 ball, 5Baa, Paul, $aulu^. 
 balm, 33alfam, palm, ^almc. 
 base, niebrig, baize, ber 33oi, ffioUenjcug. 
 bead, ^erlc^en, beet, 93ete, beat, (c^lageit, peat, 
 
 lurf. 
 bed, SBett, bet, JBftte, pet, ®(^o§finb. 
 beg, betteln, beck, SBiuf, peg, ^florf, peck, |)tcfen, 
 
 ein '^laa^. 
 ^ig. flro§/ pig. <2d)»ein, pick, pfliiden. 
 bigger, grijger, bicker, babem, picker, '^^ixdtx, 
 bitch, ^iinbtn, pitch, ^ec^. 
 bowl, SBeden, pole, ^ole, ^fa^l, 
 bood, niipen, boot, ©tiefel, 
 brig, Srigg, brick, 9)Jauerftein, prig, maufen, prick, 
 
 ©tac^el. 
 bidder, Sieter, bitter, bitter, 
 bleed, bluten, bleat, bliiden, plead, jjlcibircn. 
 
 blood, SBlut, blot, gleden, plod, fc^leubevn, piot, 
 
 (Somplot. 
 bold, fiit)n, bolt, Soljen, poled, gejlangt. 
 bawd, ^uplerin, bought, gefauft. 
 bogs, 5)?orvt(te, box, 5laflen, jc, pox, forfeit ' 
 bridges, 23ruden, breeches, ^ofen. 
 bride, 9icu»ermaf)(tc, bright, gldnjenb, pride, ®toIj. 
 broad, brcit, brought, gcbrac^t. 
 brogue, ^oljfc^ub. JC, broke, bta^^ 
 brood, briiten, brute, SBeftie. 
 bug, ©aiije, buck, Socf, pug, 2teff(|)Ctt, puck, 
 
 SBalbgei^. 
 bud, SnoiJpc, but, abcr, ^olben. 
 cab, gt)aife, cap, SJfii^e, gab, ®efd&tca^, gap, 
 
 Deffnung. 
 cod, (Storffifc^, cot, ^iitte, god, ©ott, got, crfjtelt. 
 cogi 3<i|)" <<•" 3tabe, cock, ^at)n. 
 code, (Dcfe^, coat, 9{orf, goad, ©tac^el, goat, bte 
 
 dig, grabcn, Dick, 9ttc^arb, tick, Srebtt, Ueberjug. 
 3ur Ucbung Icfc ber ©critter flei§tg bie Sabeacn 1, 2, 3, 
 inbem cr juerft Jabetle 1 pa bann ba laut unb beut(ic^ au(5» 
 fprtc^t unb auf biefc SBeifc bte brei JabeUcn burd^nimmt. 
 
 T)a ber @iibbeutf4)e oft bag f »or f, I, m, n, p unb t 
 »te f(^ au^fpridit, fo fuc^e er pd^ burc^ tai lautc Sefen fol- 
 gcnber JabcUe an bie Slui^fpra^e etne^ reinen f Slcn^ ju 
 getvi^^nen. 
 
 §e.tel)f, 
 
 §e tat)I, 
 
 fe-tetl, 
 
 §e-fe^l, 
 
 ie-fel)n, 
 
 §c4'et)n, 
 
 §e-prel)U, 
 
 §e-petn, 
 
 §e.pul)n, 
 
 §e-mett, 
 
 §e-ma^I, 
 
 §e-mcit, 
 
 §e-nct)l, 
 
 §e-nct)f, 
 
 §e»narl, 
 
 ge-ldm, 
 
 ^e4tet, 
 
 §e=lcit, 
 
 §e'liJS, 
 
 f§-te!)I, 
 
 e§;tat)I, 
 
 e§'tetl, 
 
 e§.fef)l, 
 
 e§-fe^n, 
 
 e§=pct)n, 
 
 e§'pref>tt, 
 
 e§«petn, 
 
 eg-mell, 
 
 e§-ma^l 
 
 e^-meit, 
 
 e9-nc|)I, 
 
 e§»ne^f, 
 
 cg'narl, 
 
 e§»Idm, 
 
 c§'ltet, 
 
 e^'Ictt, 
 
 eg'lot), 
 
 e§'lijg. 
 
 mi 
 
 ftetl, 
 
 ffe^n. 
 
 fpef)n, 
 
 fprct)n, 
 
 fpein, 
 
 fpu^n, 
 
 fmett, 
 
 fma^l, 
 
 fmeit, 
 
 fnet)l, , 
 
 fnet)f, 
 
 fnarl, 
 
 fldm, 
 
 fliet, 
 
 fleit, 
 
 m, 
 
 (stale). 
 
 (stall). 
 
 (stile). 
 
 (scale). 
 
 (skein). 
 
 (spain). 
 
 (sprain) 
 
 (spine). 
 
 (spoon). 
 
 (smell). 
 
 (small). 
 
 (smite). 
 
 (snail). 
 
 (snake). 
 
 (snarl). 
 
 (slam). 
 
 (sleet). 
 
 (slight). 
 
 (slow). 
 
 (slug). 
 
TJolIftdiibioc (Erafanmg bcr engfircOen flusfpracOe. 
 
 Son &em 3lcceiitc, 
 
 :©er 2Iccent tft in t»er engltfc^en ©prac^c son ber au§er' 
 pen 9Bic|tigfeit unt> fann ber I'ernenbe ntc erhjarteu, gort- 
 fc^rttte in bcrfclben ju madjen, wenn er nic^t bie au§er[te 
 5lufmerffamfdt auf biefen ©egenftanb ric^tet. 
 
 Da bie englif^e <Bpxai^e »on fo oielen nnbern ©prac^en 
 jufammcngcfe^t if}, fo ift Hi nic^t nicglic^, iiber ben 5tccent 
 teftimmte j)tegeln, bie fiir alle 2BiJrter t^ajyen, anjugeben. 
 SBir finben im Slttgeineinen 
 
 1. bfl§ bie SBiirter, wel^e au« bem 5lngelfac|)fif4)en f}am= 
 men, ben SJcccnt auf ber ©tammfilbe t)aben, tt>ie tm 
 Deutf^en ; 
 
 2. ba§ bie SBorter, bie Dcrmittelf} einer angelfcidlififd^en 
 (Snbfilbe gcbilcet hjorben pnb, ben Slccent be'3 ®tamm» 
 worte^ be^alten, j. S. complete^-ness uom complete^, 
 retain'-er Don retain'', usc'-fulness son use''-ful ; 
 
 3. bag bie SBiJrter, bie rein unb unberonbert au^ bem 8a- 
 teiniff^en' ober an€ bem ®rie4)ifcben buvc^ ba^ Satei- 
 nifc^e aufgencmmen ftnb, iljnn DriginaUSlccent be= 
 l^alten, h>o wi^t ber $iang ber englifc^en ®prac|e, bie 
 Borle^te ©ilbe ju occentuiren, Unregelmagigfeiten 
 serurfai^t i)at. 
 
 2Benn toix untcr 5lccent ^ier bie fiai'fere Setonung einer 
 ©ilbe in einem mel)rftlbigen 2Borte »erfte^en, fo fann na- 
 titrli^ nic^t »on ber Setonung ciufilbiger 2Borte bie 9tebe 
 fein, obgleici) wenn me^rere folc^e SBbrter jufammenfom* 
 men, ein^ gewij^uHc^ burd|) ben !Ion tjeruorgclioben ttirb ; 
 biefeg geljiJrt inbe§ jum SBortaccent. 2Bir ge^en alfo fo= 
 glei^ ju bem Slccent ber jweiftlbigen SB iirter" iiber. 
 
 Accent ber jiDCtfilbtgen 33J6i*tcr» 
 
 JlUjjfmcine Hejjfl. 
 
 3»»eifilbtge ©ubfinntitie unb SlbjecHue "(jaben ben 5lccent 
 ftuf bcr erjien @ilbe ; ta^-ble, a''-ble, biV-zen. 
 
 ^U8nttl)mfn. 
 
 a. SBiJrter bie fi(| auf ade enbigcn, dlti bri-gade-', cas- 
 cade'', gia^ ber atlgemeinen 3tcgel get)en jeboc^ 
 com'-rade, dc'-cade, nio''-nade. 
 
 6. 2luf ence unb ent, icenn fie Ben einem auf end au^= 
 gct)enben 3fittBort abftammen, aU : pre'-tence, »on 
 to pretend, as-cent'', Bon to ascend. 
 
 e. 5luf ee, aU de-cree', ru-pee^. yia^ ber aUgemetnen 
 Stegel ge()en coF-fee, feoF-fee unb cou''-cbee. 
 
 d. 5luf 00 unb oon, al^ : bam-boo'', bal-loon-' unb har- 
 poon'. 
 
 e. Sluf f unb t, toenn pc bon einem auf ve au^get)enben 
 3eittoorte abfiammen, aU : re-lief', Bon to relieve, 
 de-ceit'', Bon to deceive. 
 
 /. Sluf ose, al^ ; ven-tose'', glo-bosc'. 
 
 ff- 3n 2Bi)rtern, bie au^ einem cinfilbigen SBorte unb ben 
 5?orfilben mis, arch ober un entftanben fmb, j. S» 
 mis-take'', arch-fiend'', un-duc'. 
 h. 3n Bielcn au^ bem granjljfifc^en aufgenommenen SBiJr- 
 tern, bcren Slu^fprac^e fic^ fa|t gar nic^t Beranbert ^at, 
 al^ : cou-rier'', ma-chine'', ton-tine'', fa-tigue'', jc. 
 
 i- 3n folgenben jtocifilbigen $aupt= unb Gigenfc^aft^- 
 toijrtern, bie pi^ unter feine Siegel bringen lapn : 
 
 A-bode'', ab-rupt'', abstruse, absurd, abuse, abysm, 
 abyss, access, acclaim, accord, account, acerb, acute, 
 address, adapt, ado, adorn, adroit, advance, advice, 
 adult, adunque, adust, afeard, affair, affect, affray, 
 affright, affront, affraid, aghast, alarm, alcaid, alert, 
 alive, allay, alloy, ally, alone, amaze, amends, amount, 
 amour, angust, annex, annoy, apert, appeal, applause, 
 approach, appulse, argute, array, arrear, arrest, as- 
 sault, assay, assent, assize, attack, attaint, attempt, 
 attest, attire, attract, avail, averse, august (er^abeu), 
 avouch, austere, await, awake, award. 
 
 Beshaw, behest, belgard, beningn, benzoin, bohoa, 
 bombast (fc^h)iilftig), bopeep, Brasil, brunette, buffet 
 (ein ®(i^enftif(^), bureau, burlesque. 
 
 Cabal, cadet, calash, caual, canine, caprice, career, 
 caress, carouse, cartel, cartouch, cashier, catarrh, 
 champaign, chicane, cimar, citess, codille, colure, co- 
 mate (cin ®efat)rte), combust, command, commode, 
 compact (feft, bic^t), compare, compeer, complaint, com- 
 plete, comport, compute, concent, concern, conjoint, con- 
 cise, concrete (jufammengefe^t), condign, confest, con- 
 junct, connate, consent, constraint, contain, contempt, 
 content, context (Berfniipft), controll, coquette, corant, 
 correct, corrupt, courier, cravat, critique. 
 
 Debate, debauch, decay, decease, decerpt, decoy, 
 decrease, default, defeat, defect, defile, deform, de- 
 funct, defy, deject, delay, delight, demeane, demand, 
 demise, demur, demure, denay, depart, deport, desert 
 (ber Berbiente So^n), dessert, design, desire, despair, 
 despite, detail, device, devise, devoid, devoir, devout, 
 direct, discharge, discourse, discreet, discrete, disdain, 
 disease, disgrace, disguise, disgust, dislike, dismay, 
 dispatch, dispense, display, disport, dispose, dispute, 
 dissent, distaste, distinct, distress, disturb, disuse, 
 divan, divine, divorce, domain. 
 
 Eclat, eclipse, effect, effete, elate, elect, embrace,' 
 employ, enough, entail, entire, erect, escape, escheat, 
 esquire, estate, esteem, event, exact, excess, exchange, 
 excise, exempt, exile (biinn, jart; aber nic^it exile, cin 
 93erbannter, bie 3Scrbannung) expanse, expense, expert, 
 exploit, express, extinct, extreme. 
 
 Famille, fascine, fatigue, finance, forlorn, fusil, 
 fumette. 
 
IDoUftan^ige <^rhlarung "bet (ngltfri)rn ^usfprad)^. 
 
 Lt 
 
 Gallant (ber <Sm^fr, gallant, Vo^iti), ater ni^t gallant, 
 tapffr), gavot, gazette, genteel, glacis, grimace, gro- 
 tesque, guitar. 
 
 Harangue, humane, huzzar, huzza. 
 Immense, impure, inane, increase, incult, indent, 
 indign, inept, inert, infirm, inlay, innate, instinct (ait' 
 getrteben, be(ebt)> insulse, intense, intern, intire, in- 
 trigue, inverse. 
 
 Jackall, Japan, jejune. — Koran. 
 Lament, lavolt, Levant (ber JDftcn, bie Settatttej aber 
 ni(^t levant, jiftlt4>). 
 
 Macaw, malign, mamma, mankind, manure, matross, 
 memoir, menage, minute (F(etn), morass. 
 
 Neglect. — Oblate, oblique, obscene, obscure, obtuse, 
 occluse, occult, opake, ornate, ostent. 
 
 Papa, papaw, parole, parterre, patrol, permit, per- 
 verse, petard, piquet, pistole, placard, police, polite, 
 poltron, ponton, precinct, precise, pretext, procinct, 
 profane, profile, profound, profuse, prolate, prolix, 
 propense, pursuit. — Quadrille. 
 
 Ragout, ratan, ratecn, rebound, rebuff, rebuke, re- 
 call, recess, recourse, recruit, redoubt, redress, reform, 
 regard, regret, relapse, release, remains, remark, re- 
 miss, remote, remorse, renown, repair, repast, repeal, 
 replete, reply, report, repose, repress, reprieve, re- 
 prise, reproach, repulse repute, request, research, re- 
 serve, resolve, resort, resource, respect, response, re- 
 straint, result, retire, retort, retreat, return, reverge, 
 reverse, revert, review, revile, revise, revolt, reward, 
 robust, romance, rotund. 
 
 Saline, salute, savoy (^oljl, nt(l>t Savoy, rfn <©a»0- 
 ^arbe), scalene, secure, sedan, sedate, select, serene, 
 severe, shagreen, simar, sincere, spadille, spinnet, 
 sublime, submiss, subtense, success, succinct, superb, 
 supine (auf bfm Stiitfcti licgfiib; nidjt supine, iai ®u- 
 finum), supply, support, suppose, supreme, surcease, 
 surcharge, surmise, surprise, surtout. 
 
 Terrene, trepan, turmoil. — Uncouth. — Vegete, velure, 
 venene, volute. 
 
 3n folgcnbtn SBJcrttrn uiUerfc^cibet {16} tai ^au^ttoort 
 toon tern 5ttjccti»c burc^ bca Slccent: 
 Au'-gust, iUugufr, au-gust', crljaben, 
 
 com'-pact, SCcrtrag, corn-pact', frfl, bfc^it, 
 
 ex'-ile, SScrbannung, ex-ile', bitnn, fc^wac^, 
 
 gal-lant', l'iebt)abfr, galant, gaK-lant, tapffr, 
 iu'-stinct, 3nfttnft, in-stiuct^ bfWcgt, 
 
 in-va-lid'', 3n»fllibe, in-va''-lid, ungiiUig, 
 
 Le-vant', ilwante, le'-vant, i?ftlid), 
 
 mi'-nute, Winutf, mi-nute-', ficin, gctiau, 
 
 Bu'-pine, Supinum, su-pine', la'ffig. 
 
 Xic jttfifilbigfn 3"^wortcr Ijaben ten 5lccent auf ber 
 bet le^ten (©ilbe, ali : to con-cludc', to re-fraln'', to ac- 
 oepf. 
 
 Jlu9nal)mrn. 
 a. Sluf ber erflen <£ilbe baben ibn 3"t*»»>rter auf en, 
 ry, er, ish, ow unb le, ali : to ha-sten, to tar-ry, 
 to ten-'der, to dif'-fer, to ba-'-nish, to pu'-nish. 
 9?a(l) ber atlgemetnen 5RegeI geben fcbec^ : to de'-cry', 
 to des-cry', to con-fer', to de-ter', to de-fer', to 
 
 in-fer'', to re-fer-', to trans-fer', to al-low, to a-vow', 
 to fore-know', to be-stow', to en-dow'. 
 i. S^ittooxUt, bte ftt^ unter feinc dttQd bringen laflTfit x 
 
 To an'-chor, to an'-tic, to ap'-tate, to ar'-gue, to 
 au'-dit, to au'-gur ; 
 
 to balance, ballad, ballast, ballot, bandy, kankrupt, 
 bargain, basil, bastard, beckon, beggar, belly, bias, 
 billet, bishop, blanket, blossom, body, bosom, bottom, 
 buffet, button, buttress; 
 
 to cabbage, cabbin, cancel, canton, canvas, captive, 
 carol, carpel, caril, caution, censure, centre, chamber, 
 channel, chariot, cherup, chisel, circuit, clamour, closet, 
 coffin, collar, colly, colour, combat, comfort, comment, v 
 commerce, common, compass, conjure (bejaubern; aber 
 nic^t to conjure, befc^t»ijren) construe, cotton, covet, 
 counsel, credit, crevice, crimson, critic, cuckold, cud- 
 gel, cully, culture, cupboard, curt-ain; 
 
 to dally, damage, dastard, deluge, destine, dictate, 
 diet, distance, drivel, duel; 
 
 to echo, emblem, empty, envy, equal, essence; 
 
 to fabric, faggot, fancy, fashion, favour, feature, fer- 
 ret, fewel, figure, fillip, fillet, forage, forfeit, fortune, 
 forward, franchise, frolic, frustrate, fuel; 
 
 to gallop, gambol, gangrene, gesture, gibbet, gossip; 
 
 to habit, hackney, harbour, harness, havock, hazard, 
 hector, herald, homage, hoodwink, hovel, husband; 
 
 to image, incense (2Bci()iau(^ anjiinben ; aber ni(^t to 
 incense, erbittem), injure, instance, issue; — to javel, 
 journey, junket; — to kennel, kernel, kidnap; 
 
 to labour, lackey, lattice, lecture, lesson, level, libel, 
 limit; — to manage, market, marshal, martyr, marvel, 
 measure, merit, minute, mischief, model, mortgage, mor- 
 tise, murmur; — to neighbour, nonplus, nonsuit, nurture; 
 
 to office, outlaw, outrage; 
 
 to padlock, pageant, pamphlet, parcel, parclon, par- 
 get, parley, pattern, pencil, perfect, perjure, physic, 
 picture, pillage, pillar, pilot, pirate, pistol, pity, pocket, 
 poison, posset, posture, practice, preface, profit, pro- 
 mise, prostrate, purchase, purport, purpose; 
 
 to quadrate, quarrel, quickset, quiet, quintanco ; — 
 to rabbet, rally, rapsack, ransom, ravage, ravel, raven, 
 reason, reckon, refuge, relish, rescue, respite, revel, 
 riot, rival, rivel, rivet, ruin; 
 
 to savage, scandal, season, second, sentence, silence, 
 sojourn, solage, spirit, statue, stomach, strumpet, suc- 
 cour, sully, summon, summer, surfeit; 
 
 to tabour, tally, tenant, tincture, tinsel, torture, traf- 
 fic, ti-ammel, treasure, tresspass, triumph, truant; — to 
 urine; — to valance, value, vapour, velvet, venture, 
 vial, vibrate, virgin, visit, volley, vomit, voyage; — to 
 wainscot, wanton, warrant, water, welcome, witness. 
 
 g?nd^ ben sort^erge^enben atlgemeinen JRegeln ^aitn bie 
 jtocifiltngen @ubftanti»e unb 5lb)ecti»e ben Slccent auf ber 
 erjien, bie 93erba bagcgen auf ber legtnt ®ilbe, toenn biefe 
 uic^t ju ben 3tuenaf>mcn gct;brcn. ©ubftantiue unb 33erba, 
 bie glcic|> gef^riebcn werben, unterfc^cibet man ba^er bur^) 
 ben Slccent, ali; 
 
 ab'-ject, sub, ab-ject', verb. 
 
 ab'-sent, ** ab-seut', '* 
 
£31 
 
 lliTUftantitgc ^vklatnui "inr fngltfffjtti ^n»f}ftadje. 
 
 ab'-stract, subst. ab-stract', verb. 
 
 trans'-fer, '* trans-fer', '♦ 
 
 3n bm aSerbal'Slblcitungcn UeiU tex 2lccent un»fran'= 
 bcrt unb tjl nicmal^ auf ber Snbung. To find, fiad'-ing ; 
 to in-form', in-form'-ed. 
 
 3tt bm jtociftlbigett 5lb»erbten unb ^Jrai^optionen ruljt 
 ber Slccent auf ber le^ten ®ilbe, al^ ; a-bove', be-sides', 
 a-head', in-side', be-hind', up-on', bet-ween'. 
 
 J'lu8nal)mfn. 
 
 1. Dtejemgcn tnbeffcn, bte t»ermittel(t ci'ncr 5^rt($ft(be 
 gebtlbet toerben, t)abcn bett 5tccent auf ber erjlen ©ilbc, 
 al3: fine'-ly, for '-ward, al'-ways, length'-wise. 
 
 2. iDiejentgen, mli)i vxit some jufammengefe^t ftnb, 
 alii some'-wliere, some'-what. 
 
 3. 2luc^ af'-ter, al'-moat, bare'-foot, else'-wliere, 
 e'-ven, e'-ver, fur'-ther, in'- to, mid'- way, no'- 
 where, o'-ver, ra'-ther, sel'-dom, tliere'-fore, un'- 
 der, un'-to, up '-per. 
 
 ®cr 5(ccettt t»cr fetcifilbteen aBortci*. 
 
 Set ben breiftlbigen SBortem Iiegt ber Slcceut auf ber 
 erjteit, alii ter'-ri-ble, lau'-da-ble, cum'-ber-som, im'- 
 pu-dence, gra'-ti-tude, ho'-nes ty. 
 
 ^usnaljmem 
 
 1. ©te (jabett beu 2lccent auf ber tiorlc^ten ©ilbe: 
 
 a. SBeutt fte burd^ erne SSorftlbe ani SBiirtern eiitftanbcn, 
 toclc^e ben 5lccent auf ber erften ®ilbe t)atten, j. S3, mis- 
 con'-duct, im-pu'-dence, dis-ho'-nest, be-spat'-ter. 
 
 b. iZBenn jtc au^ SBiirtern, bte ben 2lccent auf ber le^ten 
 (Silbe l)aben, burt!^ 5lnt)angung eincr Snbfilbe gebilbet 
 tterben, alS: re-form'-er, se-du'-cer, re-mo'-val, de- 
 vine'-ly. Der allgemeinen 9tege( folgen jeboi^: chas'- 
 tise-ment, con'-fi-dent, pro'-vi-deut, pre'- si-dent, 
 con'-fe-rence, de'-fe-rence, in' fe-rence. 
 
 c. SBenn fte ouf ado, ago, ic, sive unb scence au^get)en, 
 alii strap-pa'- do, vi-ra'go, ter-rif'-ic, qui-es'-cense, 
 a-bu'-sive, in-fer'-nal. — 9?ac^ ber adgenteinen 3?egel 
 ge'^en jebod^: ^'-ra bic, ar'-se-nic, bi'-sliop-ric, ca'- 
 tho-lic, cho'-le-ric, he'-re-tic, lu'-na-tic, po'-li-tic, 
 rhe'-to-ric, shis'- ma-tic, sple'-ne-tic, tur'-me-ric, 
 ad'-jec-tive, sub'-stan-tive, ba'-ra-tor, o'-ra-tor, 
 se'-na-tor. 
 
 d. SBenn bte sorle^te ©ilbe etnen !Dot)t>ettaut i)ai, alii 
 ma-noeu'-vre, oz-ae'-na, au6gen. mis'-chie-vous. 
 
 e. Slud^ ^ben ben Stccent auf ber sorle^ten <Silht folgenbe 
 SBorter, toofUr {\^ fetne 9tegcln angeben lapnt 
 
 Abactor, to abandon, abdomen, abductor, aberrance, 
 to abolish, abscissa, abundance, acanthus, accomplice, 
 to accomplish, according, accumbent, acescent, acumen, 
 to adhibit, adjacent, adjutor, to admonish, advantage, 
 adventure, to adumbrate, affiance, afflatus, alarum, 
 albeit, albugo, alcanna, alkermes, allegro, amalgam, 
 ambages, amomum, anchovy, aorta, apartment, apparel, 
 apparent, appendage, appendix, apprentice, arbutus, 
 arcanum, armada, arthritis, asbestos, ascites, asphaltos, 
 assassin, assemble, assessor, to assever, assumpsit, to 
 
 astonish, asylum, atorney, to attribute, (aber Xlii^i tcii 
 ®ubf}anti» attribute), aurora, auxesis, axilla. 
 
 Backgammon, banana, banditto, to bewilder, bitumen, 
 bonasus. 
 
 Canorous, cantata, capivi, cathedral, cerumen, chi- 
 mera, chlorosis, clandestine, climacter, compages, com- 
 ponent, concordance, concordant, to concultate, conjec- 
 ture, to consider, consummate, contexture, contingent, 
 to continue, to contribute, conundrum, coruscant, co- 
 rymbus. 
 
 December, decorous, decrepit, delinquent, to deliver, 
 to demolish, to demonstrate, deponant, deposit, to de- 
 termine, to detruncate, dilemma, disaster, disciple, to 
 discomfit, discordant, to dishevel, to disparage, to dis- 
 semble, distemper, to distinguish, to distribute, to di- 
 vertise, duenna. 
 
 Echinus, effulgent, effulgence, elemi, elojven, to elicit> 
 elixir, ellipsis, elongate, embargo, to embarrass, to em- 
 bellish, to embezzle, emulgent, to enamel, encounter, 
 to enervate, to engender, enigma, enormous, to en- 
 sample, to envelop, to environ, epistle, eringo, errata, 
 to establish, to eternize, examen, to examine, example, 
 to exantlate, to exhibit, explicit, exponent, to exsiccate, 
 to extermine, exchequer. 
 
 Factotum, farina, farrago, felucca. — Geneva, grimal- 
 kin, grisamber. — Hiatus, horizon, hosannah. 
 
 Idea, ignoble, illegal, illicit, to illustrate, to imagine, 
 implicit, important, imposthume, impostor, incarnate, 
 incessant, to inculcate, incumbent, indignant, infanta, 
 to inhabit, inherent, to inherit, to inhibit, insipid, in- 
 tendant, to interpret, intestate, intestine, intrepid, in- 
 valid (fc^wac^, fraftloS ; aber nif^t invalid, ein 3n»alibe> 
 — Jehovah. 
 
 Lavolta, legumen, lentigo, lieatenant. — Malignant, 
 mandamus, marasmus, mathesis, marmotto, maxillar, 
 meander, medular, memento, Messiah, metheglin, mis- 
 nomer, modillon, momentous, morisco, mulatto, mu- 
 seum, mustaches. 
 
 Narcissus, nepenthe, November. — Obdurate, to ob- 
 jurgate, to obumbrate, octavo, October, oedema, omen- 
 tum, opponent, orchestra. 
 
 Papillous, palmetto, Pantheon, parotid, pellucid, to 
 perturbate, phantasma, phlogiston, phrenitis, piazza, 
 pilaster, pimento, pomander, pomatum, portcullis, 
 portmanteau, potatoe, precedent (Borangeljenb ; abcr 
 ntd)t precedent, ein Seifpiel), preceptor, precursor, pri- 
 mera, proboscis, to prohibit, projectile, prolepsis, pro- 
 mulgate, proponent, proviso, prunello, pygmean, py- 
 lorus, pyrites. — Quiescent. 
 
 Recumbent, redundant, to relinquish, to remember, 
 to remonstrate, rencounter, to replevin, to replevy, to 
 reposite, repugnant, to resemble, resplendent, to retri- 
 bute, rotunda. 
 
 Salina, salpetre, sarcoma, savanna, senescent, Sep- 
 tember, to sepulchre (begraben ; aber nic^t sepulchre, 
 bag ®rab), sepulchral, to sequester, sei-pigo, sirocco, 
 to solicit, Sophia, sonata, sonorous, sorites, stiletto, 
 stupendous, suburban, to surrender, synopsis, syntaxis. 
 
 Tenesmus, theorbo, tobacco, together, torpedo, trans- 
 lucid, translucent, transparent, tribunal, triumphant. 
 
Umbrella, utensil. — Vftgary, vanilla, verbatim, vertigo, 
 virago, volcano. 
 
 Hu^naltnie 2.— $[uf bcr le^ten Stlbe f)aUn bie brei- 
 plbigen SBiJrter ben Slcccnt : 
 
 a. 2Bfnn biefelbfn i\ir6) 2?or|'f^ung ciitcr Silbc sen jtoct- 
 jllbtgrn abgcleitft r«nb/ tie ben ?lccfnt auf ter Ic^tcn 
 Si(bf babfit, ali: in-ex-act', mis-in-form', mis-con- 
 struct', un-for-bid', in-cor-rect'. 
 
 b. SBenn birfrlben auf ade, ee, eer uRb ier au^ge^en, 
 ali: ca-no-nade', en-fi-lade', le-ga-tee', en-gi-neer', 
 o-ver-seer', gon-do-lier'. — Com-mit'-tee, ju'-bi-lee, 
 pe'-di-gree rnadjfn f)ifr»on ?lu«nal)men. 
 
 c. ^tittooxUx, tie mit counter, under, over, super, inter 
 jufammrngcffjit, unb frlbft biejenigfit, bit super unb 
 inter ju !l?or|iIbfn l^aben, tccnn and) tm Stammtcort 
 tm (Jnglifct»cit nic^t ju finbfn. To coun-ter-vail', to 
 coun-ter-mand', to un-der-rate', to un-der-sell', to 
 o-ver-reach', to su-per-add', to su-per-vene', to in- 
 ter-lard', to in-ter-ject'. Tit mit biefttt SBoriilben 
 jufrtmmtngcffftfu Subjiantictn habcn intcfftn fa(l allc 
 btn Slrctnt auf btr trf^tn 5ilbf, a\i: coun'-ter-march, 
 coun'-ter-8carp, un'-der-work, un'-der-wood, o'-ver- 
 throw, o'-ver-sight, su'-per-flux, in'-ter-lude, in'- 
 ter-val. 
 
 d. I)fn 3lcctnt ^abtn not^ auf btr britttn: 
 
 To ac-qui-esce', to ad-ver-tise', a-la-mode', to ante- 
 cede, to appertain, to apprehend, to ascertain, Baga- 
 telle, bergamot, bombaein. 
 
 Caravan, Chersonese, to circumduct, to circnmfnse, 
 to circumscribe, to circumvent, to circumvolve, clien- 
 tele, to coagment, to coalesce, to coincide, common- 
 wealth, complaisant, to comprehend, connoisseur, to 
 contradict, to contravene, to correspond, courtezan. 
 
 Debonnair, to disembogue, dishabille. — To effervesce, 
 to entertain, envelope, etiquette, evermore. — Feveret. 
 To importune, inhabile, to introduce, intromit, inva- 
 lid (fin 3n»alibf). 
 
 Magazine, manchineel, mandarin, to manumit, ma- 
 tadore, mirador. — Nonpareil. — Opportune. — Palanquin, 
 pantaloon, parasol, paroquet, to persevere. 
 
 To recomuiend, rendezvous, to repercuss, to repre- 
 hend, to represent, reservoir. — Solitaire, subtrahend. 
 — Tabourine. — Undercast, usquebaugh. — Violin. 
 
 ^on bent Accent bet t>iecs und mcl)rft(btgcn 
 9[Bortcr. 
 
 ^llflcmfinc tlfflfl. . 
 T)it »itr- unb me()rfilbigen 2Ci>rter fjaben ben 3ltcent 
 ouf ber britten Silbe oom (inbe, ali: im-per'-ti-nent, 
 8om-nam'-bu-list, in-fir'-mi-ty, as-si-du'-i-ty. 
 
 ^U0nal)mrn. 
 1. !Dif »itr ' obtr mebrfilbigcn Sorter i)abtn ben ftccent 
 ouf btr sitrten Silbe oom Snbe: 
 a 2Denn bicfe bur^i ba^ Slnfctsen einer angtlfac^ftfc^en 
 Silbf an ein brei - obtr meljrfitbiges 2Bort, welc^eiJ ben 
 8lccent auf ber britten Silbe ^at, gcbilbet worben ftnb, 
 ali: sen' si-tive-ness, se'-na-tor ship, fa'-bri-ca-tor, 
 fo'-bu-IouB-ly. 
 
 ^rr rnjjlifdjcn ^u5f);rod)f. 
 
 Lm 
 
 b. SScn;i fit auf ary, ery, ory unb auf le nac^ einem Sonfc- 
 nantcn au^geljcn, al€ : se'-mi-na-ry, i'-ma-ge-ry, i'-ma- 
 gi-na-ry, dor'-mi-to-ry, par'-don-a-blc. 3n siclcn abge- 
 leitctcu UBiirtcrn biefer Snbung bleibt j'ebod^ ber 5lcccnt 
 auf bcrfelben Silbe n>ie im (Stammworte, j. 33. re-tV- 
 ta-ble »Dn to re-fute', com-mend'-a-ble i)on to com- 
 mend, ca-jo'-le-ry eon to ca-jole. '^It^xtxt SBiJrter 
 biefer Snbungcn babcn jebod^ ben Stccent auf ber mertcn 
 ©ilbe »cnt Snbe, unb ftimmcn in biefer ^infi^t ni4it 
 mit ben SHJiirtcrn Uberein, »o»on fie abgeleitct, namlic^: 
 
 Admirable, comparable, despicable, disputable, dis- 
 soluble, lamentable, preferable, resoluble, revocable ; 
 — accessory, adversary, arraillary, axillary, capillary, 
 commentary, commissary, corollary, consistory, dele- . 
 tery, desultory, dismissory, dysentery, emissary, fri- 
 tillary, inventory, lientery, mamillary, medullary, me- 
 sentery, .necessary, papillary, peremptory, possessory, 
 pupillary, receptory, repertory, sedentary, subsultory, 
 voluntary. 
 
 c. SBenn fie ouf ativc ou^ge^en unb ba« SBort, too»on fie 
 obgeleitet finb, auf ber (Silbe, tcelc^je bie tjierte Silbc 
 »om Snbe in bem abgcleitcten SBorte bilbet, ben Slccent 
 \)C[t, J. 93. in o'-pe-ra-tive, sjon to o-'-pe-rate. 
 
 ?l U « n a ^ m e n finb derog^ative, indic'ative unb 
 interrog''ative. 3n ffitirtern biefer ©nb'ung, bie nid)t 
 nac^ itjrer 9lbleitung accentuirt wtrben fijnncn, rubt bet 
 Slccent auf ber britten Silbe »cm Snbe, al^ in ap-pel- 
 la'-tive. 
 
 d. Xiejcnigen in ator, bie unmtttclbar ijon 3f''*^'J'^*fftt 
 gebilbct ftitb, bie im Snglifc^cn felbft gebrauc^t tcerben, 
 ol^ : de^-di-ca-tor, oon to de'-di-cate. 
 
 e. golgenbe SBiJrter, bie ben 51ccent ouf ber sierten ©ilbe 
 ^aben, fiinnen unter feine bcfiimmte ^Icgcln gebrac^t 
 toerben : 
 
 Ac'cu-ra-cy, a'-cri-mo-ny, a'-gri-cul-ture, agrimony, 
 alabaster, alimony, aiitichamber, antimony, anorexy, 
 apoplexy, ataraxy, caterpillar, celibacy, chiromancy, 
 commonalty, commorancy, controversy, contumacy, 
 dandelion, eflScacy, epilepsy, excellency, geomancy, 
 haberdasher, heterodox, hierarchy, hydromancy, igno- 
 miny, legislature, lithomancy, matrimony, melancholy, 
 metallurgy, miscellany, necromancy, oligarchy, ono- 
 mancy, optimacy, orthodoxy, oscitancy, parsimony, 
 patriarchy, patrimony, pettifogger, procuracy, rodo- 
 montane, sanctimony, septuagint, temperament, testi- 
 mony, vacillancy, variegate. 
 
 5lu«na()me 2. — !Der Slccent ifl ouf ber fiinften 
 (Silbc »Dm Snbe, 
 
 a. tocr.n bie betonte Silbc einc3 SBorte^ bur^ \>ai Slnljan- 
 gen einer ongelfcid^fifc^en Slblcitung^filbe ober »on ory 
 bie fiinfte h>irb : ad-'-mi-ra-ble-ness, re-fri'-ge-ra- 
 to-ry. Sluf ber »terten ®i(be »om Enbe tjabcn jeboc^ 
 ben Slccent : in-ter-ro'-ga-to-ry, »on to in-ter''-ro- 
 gate, de-ro'-ga-to-ry sjon de-'-ro-gate unb ve-8i''-ca- 
 to-ry son to ve^-si-cate. 
 
 Slueno^mt 3. — Dtr Slccent ijl ouf ber»orle^tfn 
 @i(be in »ielfi(bigen SBiirtern, 
 a. tuenn pe sermitteip einer 5iacijfilbe son breifilbigcn 2Dor- 
 
LIV 
 
 lUflUftatttJiiflC Crklorunfi ^cr fngltffjjfn ^Jlusfpradje* 
 
 tern al«gckitet ftnb, bfe ben Slccent nuf ber le^tcn St(te 
 baben, J, 23. in-sin-cereMy, su-per-addMng. — Ad- 
 ver'-tise-ment ijon to ad''-ver-tise ma<^t jeboi$ ^itt^ 
 
 b. 3n aBorterit, bte burc^ SSorfe^ung ctner obcr mel^rerer 
 @tl6en son SBortcrn gebilbet finb, bte ben Stccent auf 
 ber ijorlc^ten @tlbe i)aben, aiS>i re-in-ter''-pret, un-der- 
 va''-lue, su-per-car''-go ; coun-'-ter-ba-lance tjl etne 
 2lii^na{)me. 
 
 c. SBenn fte auf ado, aster, cele, ental, ic, ites, osis, 
 scence au^getjen, a\$ ; ba-sti-na-'-do, po-e-ta'-ster, hy- 
 dro-ce'-le, de-tri-ment'-al, phi-lo-soph-'-ic, sa-telMtes, 
 a-mou-rc'-sis, ef-fer-ves^-cence, re-mi-nis'-cence. — 
 A-rith^-me-tic, e-phe''-me-ric, a-po-the^-o-sis unb me- 
 ta-mor'-pho-sis ^aben jeboc^ ben Slccent rtuf ber britten 
 toont Snbc. 
 
 d. 9Benn fie jid^ auf ator enbtgcn, ofjue son ctnem tm Sng- 
 Hfdjcn gebrauc()(td;en SBorte abgeleitet ju fein, alS: gla- 
 di-a''-tor. 
 
 e. 2lu§erbem ^abtn nod^ folgeHbe mel)rfilbtge SBorter ben 
 Slcccnt auf ber ttorle^ten @t(6e: 
 
 A-bra-ca-da''-bra, a-da-man-tc'an, andamantine, affi- 
 davit, agonistes, alexandrine, algebraist, allantois, al- 
 lantoides, almacantar, amanuensis, amaranthine, am- 
 bidexter, amoroso, amphisbaena, antanaclasis, ante- 
 cursor, apogeum, aposiopesis, apparatus, to appro- 
 pinquate, aporrhoea, arietta, arioso, armadillo, as- 
 siento, atheroma, to averruncate. — Becafico, benefactor. 
 — Carcinoma, catachresis, catalepsis, catechumen, cer- 
 tiorari, coadjutor, colossean, contrapuntist, contrate- 
 nor, contrayerva. — Daffodilly, diabetes. — Elegiac, em- 
 physema. Epicurean, epidermis, epiphonema, equipol- 
 lence, European. — Hymeneal, hymenean — Ignoramus, 
 inadvertent, inimical, inuendo, interregnum, ipeca- 
 cuanha. — Literati. — Manifesto, maranatha, mausoleum, 
 memorandum, to metamorphose, mezzotinto. — Offici- 
 nal, omnipresence, oxymoron. — Panacea, paracentesis, 
 paragoge, paraquito, peccadillo, pegasean, perigeum, 
 peritoneum, philomela, postulatum, premunire, pro- 
 locutor, pyrotechny. — Ragamuffin, ratafia, rationale, 
 recitative. — Saltinbanco, sarsaparilla, spermaceti, su- 
 percargo, synalepha. — Terebinthine. — Vermicelli, vio- 
 loncello, virtuoso. — Universal. 
 
 St u ^ tt a I m e 4. — SDte Ie|te ©tlbe '^at ben Slcceut in 
 ben feiclftlbtgen SBortern: 
 
 a. 2Benn folc^e bur(| SSorfe^ung etner ober mefircrer ©i(= 
 ben toon aBbrtern gebilbet toorben, bte ben 21ccent auf 
 ber le^ten ®ilbe ^aben, alg ; in-op-por-tune'', su-per- 
 in-duce'', su-per-in-spect^, coun-ter-dis-en-gage'. 
 
 b. 9lu(^ a-nim-ad vert'', ne-ver-the-less'', ce-ci-ta tive^, 
 re-cog-ni-sor'', ul-tra-ma-rine''. 
 
 Mcbct fectt 9tcbcttaccent» 
 
 a3t«'^er '^aben toir uns? nur mit bent ^auj>taccente be= 
 fd^afttgt, tutr tooUen fc^t no^ etntge 3Borte liber ben 5fe- 
 benaccent tiinjufligen. ■Dtefer Slccent tft beim @)fre4)fn 
 ntc^t burc^auS not^toenbtg, er fann ganj unbeac|)tet blctben, 
 nur ntu§ er, tpenn gcbrauc^t, auf bic n^k ®i(be gelegt 
 toevben, Sr liegt enttoeber jtoei Silbeu »or ober jwei ©iU 
 
 ben binterbfin -tJauttaccente, in in''-con-ve''''-ni-ence * liegt 
 ber ^auptaccent auf ber britten unb ber 5icbenaccent auf 
 ber erften ©ilbe; in com^^-mis-sa^-ry ^at bie erfte ©ilbe 
 ben ^aupt"^ unb bte britte ben ^liebenaccent. ©^ giebt einige 
 SBorter, wo ber ^au^accent jutoeilen mit bem 9?ebenaccent 
 toertaufc^t toirb, j. 23. Commodore l)atju»ciren ben-^aupt- 
 accent auf ber erften unb ben 5Tebenaccent auf ber britten, 
 unb juitetlen pnbet ba^ @egentt)eil ftatt. 3tuc^ in provoca- 
 tor, dedicator unb anbern at)nli(^en SDiirternfi^toanfen pe, 
 
 SBcnn burc^ 2?erlangerung cineS 2Borte^ ber ^aut^taccent 
 bem Snbe um jhjei ober brei ©ilben natter geriicft toirb, fo 
 failt ber 9?ebcnaccent auf bte ©ilbe, auf weldjer ber $aupt« 
 accent iJOrt)er gelegen. 3n extensibility, Don extensive, 
 ift ber $au()taccent auf ber ijierten ©ilbe, aber ber 9?eben- 
 acccnt auf '* ten" ber jtuetten ©ilbe, tttelc^e ben ^auptaccent 
 in bem SBorte'extensive ])at, ex-ten'' -si-bi''''-li-ty, de-no^- 
 mi-na''''-tion, son de-no''-mi-nate. 
 
 SBirb aber ber ^auptaccent nur um eine ©tlbc t»fiter 
 bem 6nbe jugeriicft, fo fa'Ut ber ^^Jebenaccent auf bie ®ilbe, 
 bie ber juerft m;t bem .^auptacccnte bejcic^neten ©ilbe Bor» 
 gei)t, J. 23. in de-pose, ift ber Slccent auf ber jweiten <Silbe, 
 in de^-po-si^''-tion ift ber |)auptaccent auf ber britten unb 
 beC^tuegcn ber ^Tebenaccent auf ber erften, ebenfo to ap-ply^, 
 ap''-pli-ca''''-tion. 
 
 Set 23erlangerung eines3 SBorte^, baS fci;on ben ^ieben^ 
 accent t)at, bleibt berfelbe un»eranbert, al^ in to coun^''-ter- 
 ba''-lance, coun''''-ter-ba-''lan-cing, for'''-mi-da''-ble, for''''- 
 mi-da''-ble ness. 
 
 Unter 3citin'i§ (quantity) uerjtc{)en loir im Snglifc^en 
 nid^t allein bag bIo§e !Del;nen ober ^itrjcn eineg 2Sofalg, 
 atg ob toil im SDeutfc^en 'Hal mit all, ©eele mit 6ttc, i^^n 
 mit in, ©oljle mit foil, -^ubn mit I)unbert Derglid^en ; in 
 btefen SBortern wiirben bie erfteren 51al, ©ecie, ifjn, <So^)Ie 
 unb C'utjn, hJenn beim 2iugfpred;cn eine plij^lidie Unter- 
 brec|)ung fiattfanbe, in ben 2aut ber jtoeiten, all, dlU, in, 
 foil unb i)un iibergeljen, 3m Sngltfdjen fann man bie fo- 
 genannten langen unb furjen Zont ni4)t einanber gcgen^ 
 liber ftetien. @o ift ber lange Zen toon a ci, el) (in fte|)len) 
 ober al), ber ttoirfU^ furje i!aut toon biefem 35ofal ift aber 
 feineSttocgg ba6 a in fat, fonbern ganj genau bag e in met. 
 "Dai lange ober boppelte ee in beet (biet), ift feinegtcegg 
 ber toerlcingerte 2aut toon bet (bet), fonbern ber toerlangerte 
 l*aut toon bit (bit). I unb u ftnb 2)o|)petlaute unb fiinnen 
 bal)er feine einfac|e fur^e Saute ^aben, unb bite ift feineg-^ 
 toegg ber lange Jon toon bit, eben fo n>enig wic bag u in 
 mute (mi„ul)t) ber lange 2;on toon u in mutter (mbt^^tiir) 
 ober in butcher (but^=f(|br) ift 5 erftercr ^at feinen iibcr= 
 einftimmcnben langen Saut unb le^terer ifl ber furje ?aut 
 toon 00 in boot (bu't)t). 3Benn itoir bie wirflic^ langen unb 
 furjen Saute toergleidjcn WoUen , fo miiffen tt)ir fie in 
 folgenbcu SSiivtern, o\)nt aUt JRiicfft^t auf bie QiiH^in 
 felbft, fucljen. . 
 
 Sang. ^urj; 
 
 k mate, (mal)t, mel)t) met, (met) 5 
 
 k car (faar) cart (fart) i 
 
 a naught (na^t) not (ndt) 6 
 
 6 beet (biet) bit (bit) i 
 
 * Der^auptaccentiUMerburiit " ber Jletenaccent bur^ ' anQtituitt. 
 
6 hone (^o^n) 
 6 00 boot (bu^t, 
 
 ftfUftunbiflf (!;rhlorung "bet fnjjlifdjfn J\usfprad)f. 
 
 LV 
 
 foot (fut), put (^ut) 4 
 
 — — fat (fdt) i 
 
 — — tub (tijb) h 
 
 Da8 lange o in no f)at feinen eigentlic^en reinen furjcn 
 faut, benn bag o tn for ijt bag a in fall (fa^I) unb bag o 
 in not tf^ ber furjc Icn »on 4. 
 
 Tag a in fat ^at feinen langen Ion, man fann ti faum 
 felbfl eincn furjen nennen. 
 
 Sluc^ brt« u in tub t)at feinen entfprcd^enben langen Zen. 
 
 • SBenn teir jebot^ »on bent 3fit»H"§e ber cnglifc^en 33o= 
 
 fate fijreci^ett, fo betrac^ten toir bie 33ofale in ben SBcrtern 
 
 fate, me, pine, no, tube alg lang unb in fat, met, pin, 
 
 not unb tub alg furj. 
 
 Cin 3?ofaI ijtiang 
 
 1. toenn er bie sorle^te <SiIbe fd^Iie§t uub bicfe aecentuirt 
 {ft, alg ba-ble, ba'-bl, Peter, pk'-tox, ri-'-fle, rei'-fl, 
 motive, mo'-HhJ, music, miu'''gicf. 
 
 2. 2Benn ein Scnfonanf unb ctn flummeg e folgen (th 
 toirb alg ein einfa^er Sonfonant betrad^tet) mate mai)t, 
 mete, miffjt, fine, fcin, dome, bcbnt, cube, fiul)b. 
 
 3. Ter i'ofal iftlang, »enn erbie lejjte Silbe eineg 2Bor^ 
 teg fd)Iie§t unb biefe ben 5lccent \)at, to rely, rt-Iei', be, 
 ^it, no, no, comply, fam-plet 
 
 4. 3n ber »or bem 5lcccnte Ijergrfjrnben (Silbe finb bie 
 ^9?ofale, wenn fie biefelbe fdjliegen, mit 9lugnal)me son 
 
 a, mebr (angalg furj, deport, bi-uorf, ni4>t bip'-))ort, 
 miprntion, mei-gra'»f^ijnn , privation, frei-Joa''- 
 f(feon, provincial, pro-ttin'-fijlfll, stupendous, jliu- 
 pen'-bbg. 
 Ter 23ofal ifi furj 
 
 1 . toenn er tor einem Sonfonanten ftebt, ber jur felbcn 
 ©ilbe gel^iirt, alg : bad, bdb, met, met, filmy, fil'»mi, 
 doctor, bof'-tiir, luck, lijcf. 
 
 2. aCenn jtoif^en bem 9?ofal unb bem ftummen e meb- 
 rere Sonfcnanten fteben, thence, 9en§. 
 
 3. 3n ber »crleptcn Silbe, cbgleid^ bicfe ben Slccent bat, 
 toenn a, e, i ober o bem donfonantnt sorange^en unb 
 bie ®ilbe ic folgt, alg : hermetic, t)br-meK-icf, hepa- 
 tic, l)ie-^^at''»icf. 
 
 4. Ter 3?i)fal ift getoobnlid) furj, toenn er in ber brittcn 
 ©ilbe »om Gnbe ober »or berfelben flctit, aecentuirt ift 
 uub ein Sonfonant fclgt, felbft wenn er biefe (gtlbc 
 fc^Iiegt. U aflein bleibt lang untcr biefen S3ert)alt= 
 uiflfn; divinity, bi=»in''»i''tie, criminal, frim''=i=niil. 
 3lber in credulity, fri^biu'^li' tie, durable, bi^u'»rd-bl 
 ift ber SSofal lang. 
 
 5. Cer 93ofal, e auggcnommcn, ift furj, toenn er bie le^te 
 'gitbe f4)Hc§t unb nitit ben ?lcccnt bat, alg : injury, 
 \n''1>i6)0'Xi, hotly, ^jat^-li, dogma, bag'^md, drama, 
 brd'-md. 
 
 Stugnaljme. — e, toenn nidit ftumm. t)at am 
 dntt beg 2Borteg ben Ion »on it), alg: epitome'', 
 i-pit'-o-mie, simile, §im^»i-Ite, catastrophe, fd'td9'= 
 tro-fie. 
 
 6. Der 5Bofal ift furj (u auggcnommcn), obgleie^ er bie 
 (Silbe f^He§t, toenn ber ^iebenaccent barauf ruf)t unb 
 ein Sonfonant fo(gt, alg bie erfte ©ilbc in coronation, 
 fdr-o-na''«fc|)i>nn, moderation, mab^bi'ra^-'f^cntt. 
 
 21 u g n at) m e n. — 1. 2Bcnn bie folgenbe ©ilbe 
 jtoeiSJofalccnt^alt, toic in recreation, rie»fri»a'''f4)onn, 
 deviation, bie«tot'a^»fc|i?nn. 
 
 2. aBenn bie 58ebeutung einer uorangefc^ten ©ilbe 
 toie re, pre uub pro mit ber SOcbcutung beg2Borteg felbfi 
 Dcrfcljmoljcn ift unb einen $au|>t= ober 9Jcbcnaccent 
 ^at, fo ift ber 5i)ofal furj, toie tn repetition, rc))''i«tifd^- 
 ijn, aBtebertjolung; ertjalt aber bie a3orfilbe t()re23e- 
 beutung unabtjattgig, fo l)at bag e ben langen Ion, 
 toie in repetition, rie-)>i-tifc|>^«cn, toiebereinc 23ittfdt)rift 
 eingeben. 
 @inc ber ^au)?tf4)toier{greiten ber englifc|)en @})ra4)e be* 
 ftctjt barin, bie gcnaue Stugfpra^e ber ©ilben, bie auf eincn 
 i'ofal augget)cn unb tocbcr ben ^aupt- no4) ^iebcnacccnt 
 t)aben, ju beftimmcn. Untcr biefen Umftcinben t)abcn bie 
 93o{ale nic^t i^re Dollfommcnen langen lijne, aber auc| fei- 
 neowegg bie toirflic^ furjen. Dag a toirb i, d, toclc^eg 
 toic fc^on »orl)cr erwal)nt, nid;t cigcntlid; ein furjcr Ion ift, 
 bag e toic i, i, bag i audj toie i, i, bag o toie 6, o, unb 
 bag u tote 6, i_u, ju, auggefproc|)cnv Um bie 2lugf|)ra{|e 
 ber (Silben eineg mcljrfilbigen SBortcg ju beftimmcn, ftitbe 
 man crft bie ©ilbcn, auf bcnen ber |)au|)t= unb 5?ebcnac- 
 cent licgt unb allc anbcrcn ©ilbcn, bie ni^it auf eincn Son- 
 fonantcn auggcl)cn, ()aben bie SJofalc toie oben angcgeben, 
 aOir ncljmen J. S. bag SBort individuality; ber $au>)t- 
 accent licgt auf al unb ber 5tcbenaccent, nac^ ben iiber ben 
 3lfccnt angcgcbcncn 9Jcgcln, auf vid, bcibe Silbcn toerben 
 furj burd) ten Stccent; i in ber erften ©ilbe ift furj, tocil 
 jtoci Sonfonanten folgen, eg blctben alfo not|) bie jtoeite 
 Silbc di, bie ticrtc u, bie fc^fte i unb bie ftebentc ly iibrig, 
 bcren SSofale toic e, t, i, ju, e, t, unb i, i auggef))roc|)cn 
 tocrben, unb toir f'^bcn nun in-dl-vid-i-M'-i-t^, in=bi- 
 toib^-)u-dK'i»ti. Dicfcg ift bie ^auf^trcgel, um bie Slug- 
 fpraclje ber a)ofaIc gu beftimmcn ; bie 2lugnat)mcn tocrben 
 bci a3cfcl)reibung ber cinjclncn SSofalc angcgcben, !^ter tooU 
 len toir nur uo(^ anfiitjvcn, ba§ toenn bie Silbe naU) bem 
 3tccent auf e auggct>t uitb unmittelbar ein r folgt, le^tcreg 
 feinen Sin flu 9 auf bag e augiibt, alg in literal, general, 
 misery, w\d)t lif-ter-il, lit^«torr-dl, gen-er-al, bgd)Cn^- 
 brr»dl, mlz-zSr-i, mig=gijrr^=i; in biefen 2BiJrtcrn t)at bag 
 e nicijjt genau ben Ion oon e in met, fonbern uielme^r ben* 
 jcnigen beg frnujofifdjcn e in me, te, se, tooriiber mct)r 
 untcr e. 33cim langfamen unb nad^briicf(i(|cn ®)?rec&ett 
 Ijijren toir jebocb aud) \)m jutocilen, in einjclncn 2BiJrtern, 
 bag e toie 6, t augf}.'' redden, toie in reverberate, ri-toer'-bi- 
 rd\)t', ri=toer^-bijrr-ral)t ift inbc^ cbcn fo rid^tig. 
 
 Uthcv &ie 2lu^f^rad)c ber eingelncn 
 %ud)ftaben« 
 
 &. !Der erfte Ion bicfcg Su^jftabcng, toie fd^on »orl)er an- 
 gefiit)rt, ift bag cl) in ftet)lcn ober A in 5aben. 
 
 Dicfcn Ion ^cit a, toenn eg am Snbe einer betontcn 
 ©ilbe ftel>t, toie paper, ifd^'pox, nation, na^'-fc^iJun, 
 arbitration, ar=bi-tra''-f^i)nn. 
 
 ^usnaljmen. 
 
 father, fa''=']g[i}r — master, md'-ftor — water, u^S''=tor. 
 1)cnfclben Ion ^at eg »or einem Sonfonanten, bem ein 
 ftummeg e folgt, toie j. 33. fate, fcl^t (fa^tj— fade, 
 m (fa^b). 
 
LVt 
 
 t»iiart:i'.i>)t8f Crklaruno ^cr cnultfdjcu S^usfjira^e. 
 
 have, t)dii3, are, ax, 
 
 gape, gdp, bade, bdb. 
 
 , T)cr jweite Jon tiefeg Suc^jlabeit tft ba^ beutfdjc a in 
 Ijaben, ^aften. Diefcn Jon finben toir sorjiiglic^ sor 
 r, tote in car, hat, far, faar, tar, taar, »or Im, toie tn 
 psalm, §nrtm, psalmist, §al=mift ', juttJCilen Uor If, Ive, 
 calf, faaf, calves, faawi?, ; »or bent fc^arfen th, bath, 
 iakf awc^/ »tE o^^" ern)at)nt, in father (d, 9hi^n.). 
 Tli\n fbnntc liierju noc^ bie Slbfiirjnng can't, sha'n't, 
 ha'n't red)nen, inbeffcn ()ijrt man btefe jc^t ijiel mcljr 
 mit &, d» 
 
 ©iefcg a, toelclei? totr jur Unterfc^eibung ba$ (>Iattbcut- 
 fc^e a ncnnen tooaen, nnb nje(d)cS mr mit at) bejeic^nen, 
 flef)t S)or 11, »ie in all, 51)1, oall, fd^t, hall, ^a^( ; md) 
 sjor e t n e m 1, tucnn ein anberer Sonfonant, mit 2tni3- 
 na|)me bet ftnmmen Sippcniaute p, b, f unb v folgt, nne 
 salt, §at)lt, bald, bat)lb, false, frt^l§, falcon, faI)K=fon. 
 Die 21[ugna{)men bicfer Stcgel finb mciftenig SDbrtev, 
 bie auS bem 5trabi|C&en unb Sateinifci;en entnommen 
 jinb, rtl3 Alps, d(p§, asphaltic, dg=fdl'=ticf, falcated, 
 f(ir»fa=tcb, calculate, fat^=?iu= le^t , amalgamate, 
 (S=mdK-gd=mef)t, alcoran, dK=fo»r(in, unb au§erbem 
 Alfred, dF-fveb, Diefe 9?egel bejicljt [id) inbej^ nur 
 fluf betonte ober accentuirtc ©ilbcn ; njcnn ber 51ccent 
 ftuf eincr anbem ©ilbe licgt, fo t)at bag a ben lef tern 
 2;on (i, d) teie in alley, dK=li, valley, ttJdl^li : alter- 
 nate, dl=tljr'»nct)t *, balsamic, bdt«§dm^-icf, falcade, 
 fdl=fcl)b^ u« f. tt). Mt SBortcr, bie mit ber Silbc all 
 jufammengefe^t finb, bei ber Bufammenfc^ung aber 
 bag eine 1 ijcrlieren, l)aben bag a, alg ob ftc noc| auf H 
 ttuggingen: also, at)K-go, almost, a{)l'=mot)jt, almigh- 
 ty, a|>l»mei''='tt. 
 
 W uor a |at bie befonbcre Sigenfc^aft, biefcm Su(i()= 
 ftabcn ben 6 (a) Jon ju »erietl)en, toenn nic^t ein k, g, 
 X, ng ober f folgt, j. 58, • 
 
 ■wad, UwSb, t 
 •wan, u^3n, 
 ■want, u^ant, 
 was, Uwfig, 
 •what, u«,2t. 
 
 ■wax, Uwdcfg, 
 ■waft, u^dft, 
 thwack, 2tu_dcf. 
 twang, tu„dng, 
 twank, tn„dnf. 
 
 5ta^ aUen aubern Sud;ilaben ijerlicrt bag a ben a 
 %on ijor 11, ivenn bag jweite 1 jur folgenbcn ®ilbc ge^ 
 l^ijrt, J. 23. tallo-w, tdK-Io, hallow, ^d(^=(o, callous, 
 UVAo^, na^ w aber bet)alt eg bcnfelben, alg in wallow, 
 VU,aVAo, swallow, gn„a(^-Io. 
 
 !Da qu bajfclbe toie kw ift, fo 'i)at eg unter bcnfelben 
 Umftflinbcn auc^ biefclbe SBirfung auf bag a, j. 23. 
 quantity, fu„an''=ti-ti, ^quality, fu„al'»i'=ti. — Quaver, 
 fUwa'»n3i}r, unb equator, t-fu„a'»tijr finb 5lugnat)men. 
 Den obigen brciten aber furjen Jon uon i, a finben 
 Jott nac^ w, wenn ein Sonfonant in bcrfclben ®ilbe 
 folgt, J. 23. wallow, todt'-lo, au^ toenn jtoei Sonfo* 
 nantcn folgen, mit 2lugna()me ber fc^on obcn angegebe- 
 nen, alg: want, u^dnt, wasp, u„dg(j, wast, u^dct; 
 
 * Siniae Drt^cetsiflen tegeit ten SIccent auf bie crftt ©iI6e. 
 t aOSalfer bejci(^net biefcit Xoit mit o, ba bie« aber ber furje 5Eon »on 
 a in aU iji, fo mirb boJ 6 uberfiuffla. 
 
 tccun jebod) 1 ober r ciner bicfer 23ud)fiabcn ift, fo toirb 
 eg dl) lang, alg, walk, u^dl)f, swarm, fu„d()rm. 
 L Diefcg a, welc^cg ein fc()r offcneg e ober a ijt, pnben 
 «3ir in ©ilbcn, bie fi^ mit einem ober mel)reren Sonfo* 
 nanten fd;lie{)cn. SBir finben biefen Saut in man, pan, 
 hat (nttt 2tugnat)mc ber oben angefiit)rt'cn SBbrter) 
 felbjt toenn er ttor einem boppelten r ftel)t, ober oor einem 
 r, toorauf ein !:8ofal folgt ; toenn bicfer 23ud)ftabc Bcrbop- 
 ^elt toirb nm cine jiceite ®ilbc ju bilbcn, fo uerwanbelt 
 fi(^ ber Jon a in d, folgt aber ein Sonfonant, fo be^dlt 
 ix ben reinen <i Jon. 
 
 car, far, carry, fdr'-rt, 
 
 far, far, marry, mdr'=rt, 
 
 tar, tar, to tarry, tdr''=rt, 
 
 cart, fart, narrow, ndr'=ro, 
 
 harsh, barft^, arise, d=reig. 
 
 Stuggenommcn ftnb bie Don ©ubftantisen gebilbetett 
 Slbjectise, bie auf ry au4gel)en, to ie tarry, ta'»rt, son 
 tar, starry, fta'=ri, Don star, ivelc^e ben Jon beg bcut- 
 fc^cn rt be|)a(tcn. 
 
 Itnfcgclma^tQC un& imacccittuirtc Sijnc, 
 
 9Iu^er ben langcn unb furjen Jbnen ber Sautbuc^ftaben, 
 ^abcu biefc nodj oft unbefiiinmte, fd;toer anjugebenbe Jijne, 
 loenn fie ben SIcccnt nic^t t)aben. ^ein Sofal \)cit fo oft 
 bicfcn unbeftimmten Jon toie bag a * ; toir glaubcn, bo^ 
 bicfer Jon bem franjiififc|en unacccntuirtcn e in le, me, te, 
 se am na4>ften fiJmmt, fo toirb bag a in Louisa nic^t n)ie 
 <i, toic rt, tt)ie d, noc^ toie d auggefproc^cn ; ber nadjfte 
 cnglifdjc Jon ift ber fi^on ertoat)nte ^nud)' ober "Stij^nton 
 i (d) unb man fbnntc bal)cr auc|) Louisa am beftcn mit 
 loo.,e-zfi.j auf bcutfcl) mitluXfc (fb) bcjeic()nen. ©bcnfo t)at 
 bag SBort man in jufammcngcfc^tcnSBbrtcru ben Jon oon 
 man, mbnn, to ic in woman, u^um' = bn, nobleman, no'» 
 bl=mbn. Die le^tc ®ilbe in bem SBortc „gcjicmen" 
 fbmmt, h)cnn man ben 5lcccnt jlarf auf „jic" legt, bcmfel- 
 ben fajt gicic^. 3n bem afixum able t)atbag a immertic= 
 fen Jon, j. S. portable, |jot)r'-tb»bI, sufferable, §iif'» 
 fbr-b=bl. Sbenfo in ben mciftcn unacccntuirtcn (Subfilben, 
 auggcnommcn in age unb ate, tooson njciteruntcn: Medal, 
 med'-diil, meb'«bbl (2Qalfer gicbt nied-dal), giant, bg(^ei- 
 bnt, dial, bei'=bl, u. f. W. 
 
 3n any, many unb Thames "^at a. ben h (c) 2aut, en'« 
 ni, mcn'-=ni, temmg. 
 
 3n ber Snbung age, njcnn ntc^t acccntuirt, ^at bag a 
 faft ben Jon »on i in pin, cabbage,'fdb'=bibgc^, village, 
 toil'«libgd), courage, fbr'-ribgc^. Die 2lugnat)men ijon 
 bicfer 9tcgcl finben h)ir oorjiiglid) unter ben, auf ber erfteu 
 @tlbe accentuirten brcifilbigen 3Bbrtcrn, tocli|)e bag a toie 
 a ^aben. 
 
 ^usunljinrn. 
 
 Adage, presage, scutage, hemhoerage, vassalage, 
 carcitage, guidage, pusilage, mucilage, cartilage, pu- 
 pilage, orphanage, villanage, appanage, concubinage, 
 baronage, patronage, parsonage, personage, equipage, 
 
 * £'e{[enun3ea4tet beiet^net SDatfer biefen Siott met|ten0 mit i (tf). 
 
fDUfianiitjjc Crkluruufl tirr cn8lifd)fn w^iasfiirad)?. 
 
 LVIT 
 
 OBsifrage, saxifrage, umpirage, embassage, hermitage, 
 heritage. 
 
 Die (Snbfilbe ate, toenn foldie ben 3lcccnt bat, tctrb fluf 
 »erf(^tcbcne SBeifc au^gcfproc^en. 3n ben Bfttt^'ort"" ^«t 
 fie ben regelmagigcn Ion i (A), h)ie in speculate, fpecf'^ 
 ju'lebt, ruminate, rub'-mt»net)t ; rto^renb in ben ^aupt- 
 unb (Sigenfcbaft^wbrtern bet Ion ful beina^e in t (6) 
 iserwanbcU, j. S. delicate, bel'«i=fot (fct), climnte, Ilei'- 
 ntiSt, primate, prei'*mijt. 3n innate bleibt jebod^ berlon 
 fo lang, a(« ob ber Slccent barauf (icge. 
 
 T>it Snbfilbe ace ijt inbf§ fo unbeut(i(^, ba§ toenn man 
 bic auf biefe (gilbe au^(?el)enbcn SDbrter nac^ bem ®et)br 
 fdiriebe, jeber anbcre 2?cfal bem Icne sielleidjt nat)er fame. 
 Tftlace, pdl'«lb§, pinnace, >)in'-nb§, U. f. ». 3n fur- 
 nace teitb ii jum 1, fbr'-ni§. 
 
 E. 
 
 i. "Den erffen Xonbiefe3 3?cfal« finben ftjir in ben 2Dbr- 
 tern glebe, theme, h)0 ta€. bem Sonfonanten folgenbe, 
 flumme e ben langen Ion erforbert, glieb, ^liem ; a\i6) 
 totnn biefer S3u4>ftabe eine accentutrte Silbe f^(ie§t, a\i : 
 adhesion, db-l^ie'-^^liJnn CSc!^en), equal, ie'-!u»ol. 
 
 where, l)u.a^r, ere, i^r, 
 
 there, ^flitjr, therefore, ^et'-fo^ir, 
 
 were, U-Or. 
 fi.,!Der jweite Ion ijl ganj h)ie ba3 bcutfd)e e in giett, 
 GHe, enbe, efTe ; nur ba^ r iitt {ind) flfwf biefen, »ie auf 
 aUe anbern Sofale, feincn (5influ§ ani, 93or r ueman- 
 belt fic^ ber leciitime Ion biefed Su*jtaben« in ben fc^on 
 mebrmnl? erirabnten Stobn^ cber ^nucblniit, inbeffen ijt 
 er ni^t grtnj fo beutlid) ober offen, trie ft in anbcren SBbr- 
 tern ; tai frnn^bfifc^e unaccentuirtc e ift aud) l)ier ber 
 befte ©tearcrtreter, bie SDalfer'fc^e 2lu?gabe giebt inbeg h 
 an \ toir bejeidinen e^ mit d. 
 
 Itnregelma^tge unaccentuirtc 3:i>nc, 
 
 2lm Gnbe einfilbiger SCbrter i)ai ba« e benfelben Ion 
 toie ee (it, ib), me, he, be, we, mie, l)ie, bie, uje. l!ie« 
 fer Ion »irb nber fetjr oft abijefurjt, toenn ber Slccent be« 
 (Sn^esJ nic^t auf biefe 2Bcrter fcitlt. 
 
 Sluid in ber (Snbfilbe »cn, nu^ ben alten ©prad^en ent- 
 lebnten HDbrtem, too in enf^lifdien SDbrtern ba« e jtumm 
 fein ttiirbe, l)at e« ben langen Ion h>ie in epitome, i-pit'- 
 o=mie, simile, gim'-i-Iie, catastrophe, fd^tdS'-tro^fie. 
 
 3n ben poetif(|en 9lbfiirjungen e'er unb ne'er hjirb bag 
 e toie 4 (a) au^gefv^rocljen, a^r, uatir. 
 
 3n her toirb bag e fafl ganj toie ti (6) auggcfprod^en^ 
 auci) in ben unaccentuirten Snbftlben , trie reader, 
 writer, rie'^bcr, rei'-tiir. 2tuc^ in ben (Snbftlben ere, 
 gre, tre, too bag e »or bem r unb mie 5 (o) auggefproc^en 
 toirb. Theatre, 2(ie'«d'tbr (nad) SBalfcr, natier fame 
 2lie'-e=tor), lucre, \\i\)''V6x. Ueberbaupt trcnn ber9lccent 
 nid)t auf ber ®ilbe er liegt, fo bat bag e immer mebr ober 
 toeniger ben (StiJbnlaut. 9)?an foHtc nie ten-ible, tijr'- 
 rib'bl, fonbern terr''rib-bl fagen, tjingcgen tender, suffer, 
 murder tcerben au^gefpro(i)<;n, alg ob fie in ber le^ten @ilbe 
 cin u fatten, bo tender ein DcKfommcner diiini ju splen- 
 dour ift. 5Benn bag e glcic^ »cr ber acccntuirten ©ilbe 
 jiebt, fo toirb ber Ion jutseilen fcrlangert, tcie in despatch, 
 
 trclc^eg h>te bi-fvdtfi^', ober toicKeic^t beffcr toie big-j^dtfc^ 
 auggcfproc^en toixt. 
 
 3n ben unaccentuirten Snbjilben, toenn bag SBort auf 
 eincn 3it'*'«"t auggfl)t, nimmt bag e oft ben furjcn Ion 
 i)on i (1, i) an. Faces, fd'^§ig, praises, pxa^'[li, houses, 
 l)au'=fig ; auc^ in poet, )3o'-it, covet, fijw'-'it, duel, biu'«it, 
 
 3n ben SSiJrtcrn sergeant unb clerk flingt bag e Jote i, 
 §ar'-bgc^int, flarf. 
 
 3n England unb pretty ge^t biefer Ion ftu^ in'g furje 
 i uber, 3ng-Idnb, <jrit'=tt. 
 
 5)iefer 58u(^f^abe ijt ftumm nad^ einem Sonfonanten, tn- 
 bem er ben rorbcrgebenben 33ofaI lang mac^t, j. 58. hat, 
 Itjdt, hate, f)at)t, pin, j)in, pine, ptin, not, ndt, note, net^, 
 cut, fijt, cute, fLut)t'. 
 
 ^U0nal)men. 
 
 Die sorter angegebeiien SBbrter. 
 
 Sr ift ftumm in ber Slblcitunggfilbe es, hjenn ntdpt cin 
 Biftbl'^iit »orberge{)t, cares, fatjrg, mates, mat)tg, mutes, 
 mLubtg', he writes, reitg. 
 
 3n ber Slbleitungefilbe ed, t»enn fein d ober t tviein 
 hated, t)a^=teb, »orangcbt, alg : formed, fabrmb. 
 
 3n ber unaccentuirten (Snbfilbe el in folgenben Sffiiirternt 
 ravel, rdlc'l, spekel, weasel, ousel, nousel, navel, snivel, 
 rivel, drivel, shrivel, shovel, grovel, hazel, drazel, nozel; 
 in anbern auf el auggc{)enben SBiJrtern werben biefe fBiii^' 
 ftaben nsie eine totUommene @ilbe auggefprod^en, j. 23, 
 vessel, wef'fel, parcel, ^jar'-^^el, rebel, rcb'=el. 
 
 E wirb uidit auggefproi^cn in ber unaccentuirten Snb- 
 filbe en, toenn fein fliiffiger Sonfonant »orl)erget)t, to 
 hearken, t)ar-f'n, to loosen, lul)-§'n. 2lugnat)men; 
 sudden, mynchen, kitchen, hyphen, chicken, ticken, 
 jerken, aspen, platen, paten, marten, latten, patten, 
 leaven, sloven. 3n ben 2Bbrtern fallen unb stolen ijl 
 bag e ftumm, obgleic^ tin fliiffiger Suc^jtabe sorberge'^t. 
 
 I. 
 
 Diefer SBudjftabe, toenn lang, toirb toie bag bcutfcbe et 
 nur ctwag gebrangter, auggefproc|)en, unb ift cin toirflic^er 
 Xoppfttaut. 
 1. Den langen Ion Ijat er t 
 
 l.-5lm (Snbe einer accentuirten ®ilbe, alg 5 title, tei'^tl, 
 bible, bei'^-bl. 
 
 2. S3 or einem Sonfonantcn toorauf bag ftumme e folgt, 
 time, teim, mine, mein. Sluggenommcn ift bie ®ilbe 
 shire in 3"f'ii"wenfe^ungcn, toie in Yorkshire, too 
 eg ben Ion beg ee, ie, t)at, jdrf'»f^icr. 
 
 3. 3n einfilbigen SBbrtern, bie fic| auf nd enbigen unb in 
 beren 2lb(eitungen, alg: bind, mind, bcint, meinb; 
 aud^ in brei 2Bbrtern, bie auf Id augget)en, child, 
 tfdjeilb, wild, u„ei(b, mild, meilb. 
 
 1. Den Ion beg furjcn beutfdjen i ijat eg »or einem Son- 
 fcnantcn, toie in : thin, 2(in, him, l)im, immediately, im« 
 mie'«bi'el)t'li. 2lud) am (Snbe einer unbctonten ©ilbe, 
 toie in vanity, quality, eg l)at bier aber mcl)r ben Ion oon 
 e (t) unb toirb auggcfprodjen todn'»i=ti, ftodl'»i=ti. 
 
 SSor r loeranbert aud^ biefer 23ui^ftabe feincn Ion unb 
 gcl)t fa ft in ben @tijl)nlaut »on u iibcr, toenn ein Sonfo- 
 nant folgt unb berfclbe nid^t in ber le^ten ©ilbc ift, j. 23» 
 virgin, fafl toie tobr'-g^iin ; ber Ion liegt jtoifci|«n o unb e, 
 
LX 
 
 f tilirtiin>)t{jf C!2rklarutt0 tn'r fn(jlifd)en ^nsfprad)?. 
 
 Itnreoelma^igc un5 unacccittutrtc S^iJnc, 
 
 3n einer unaccentutrtert ®nb|'t!bc, tt?cnn c obcr k »orf)cr« 
 gf'^t unb n folgt, ift ba^ o flumm ; bacon, beacon, deacon, 
 beckon, reckon ujerbcn au^gefproc^cn : bal)f'n, btef'n, 
 bief'n, bccf'n, rtcf'n, aud^ tueitn »or bent c no(^ ein anbe« 
 rer Sonfonant fieljt, irie: falcon, fa^If'n. jDag o ijt ftumm, 
 toenn cin d S)ort)ergel)t, Jute tn pardon, parb'n, ahtx niH^t 
 in guerdon, ger'^bott; fluinm tfl e^ r\a^ p tn weapon, 
 capon, uep'it, fa'pn; toentt s !uor()erge(;t in reason, season, 
 treason, oraison, benison, denison, unison, foison, 
 poison, prison, damson, crimson, advowson; biefe tcerben 
 flii^gefpro^icn : rte'-fn, gteg'^n, trte'-fen, or'-ri-fn «.f, tt>. 
 J)a6 if} aud^ jtunim tn enter unaccentutrtcn Snbplbe, btc 
 mtt t anfangt, aUt seton, gte'tn, cotton, fiit'tn. SBenn 
 »or bent t cin x ftel)t, fo tnug ba^ o au^gefprcdjen «?crben: 
 eexton, fccf^'-tiin. SBenn cin 1 »or bcm t [tef)t, fo wirb 
 iai ge»of)nIic| nic^t auSgefproc!^en : Stilton, Wilton, 
 jlirt'tt, uJCt'tt. T^ai ift and) ftninm in blazon, blci'- 
 f n, t»irb aber auSgefprcdjen in horizon, '^o^rci'fon. 
 
 Sang tjl baS o nod^ in ben cinftlbigen toor Id, It unb 11, 
 aUt cold, fc^Ib, bolt, bDl)lt, roll, rol)l. 2lu6na:^me; doll, 
 bai. 3n agone, begone t)at e^ ben 6 (a) Jen gan, 3n 
 women j»ie (j uJnt'=mi)n, 
 
 U. 
 
 !Dtefer S3ud^ftabe, H5el(^en bte Gngtanber you (ju) nen- 
 nen, ifi cin Dopt>cUaut, unb tcirb, 'wenn lang, Jcie Lul) 
 Qt^oxt, au^genommen nnc^ r unb, toie c^ nng fd)eint, nac^ 
 1, cbgleicf) tuir ba3 le^tere in ben engitfc^cn Stu^fprat^"" 
 iDictionaren ni^it rtngcgeben finbcn. 3n ben aBiJrtern, bie 
 ntit lu anfangen, eben fo h)ic biejenigen, bie mit ru an= 
 fdngen, Ijoren n)ir nur loo (hit)); man fagt lunar, Iu'» 
 ndr, unb nic^t Iiu'=ndr, auc| tvenn ba^ lu nict)t am 5lnfange 
 tft, »»ie conclude, juelcJjeS kon-klood'', fon=Mu|)b', unb nic^t 
 kon-kle^ood', fon»flLut)b', au^gefproc^enwirb. Tag 2DaI= 
 fer nic^t immrr ben Zon i^uf) mit A angeben toiH, \k^t 
 man bet ewe, mld^t^ er mit yi angicbt, tca^rcnb er you 
 mit yoo bejeic^net unb in feincr Sinlcitung fagt, bag bte 
 brci SCorter ewe, bie <2>^a^mviittr, yew, bie &ht, unb 
 you, 3]^r, ganj gleic^ lauten. T)k Slu^fpra^c biefeg ian^ 
 M, tuenn er eine eigenc <Silbc bilbet, tft genau bie erfte 
 <©ttbe pon bcm bcutfc^en JBorte 3ube, wo p^ bag fi^arfe 
 ee, Bon ee^oo in y (j) pernjanbelt. Diefelbc-Umwanblung 
 Bonee lang cber i furj finben tuir in Bielcn SBijrtern, bie 
 jc^t mit y gcfc|ricben tBcrben; bicfelben iBiirben im Slngel- 
 fa^fifc^en mtt e unb i buc^ftabivt. 
 
 9?or cincm Sonfonanten mit bem flummen e, fo tBie am 
 GuDc einer @ilbc lautet cr «5ie ut, Lu^), tt)ie in: dispute, 
 t)i$'pLu\)t\ purity, piu'=ri=ti. 
 
 Dcr jJBcite Xon ift ber fc^on oft erWatjnte $aud^ ober 
 ©tb^nlaut; wenn bctont, fbmmt cr bem beutf^en 6 jiem= 
 lic^ nat)e, fonjt glei^it cr mcf)r bcm franjoft|c|)en e in le, 
 mej te, se. iDicfcn Jlon t)at er Bor cincm jur felbcn ©ilbe 
 gcljbrigctt Sonfonantcn: but, bbt, mutter, mbf^tcr. 
 
 Sinctt brittcn Jon t)at cr, ber ganj genau mit bem bent- 
 fc^cn u in 9iuU, ^ufd), 5Rutter unb mit bem englifc^en oo 
 in foot, ber ber Bcrfiirjte Slon Bon oo in boot ift, iibercin- 
 ftimmt. SBir pnben biefen Saut in folgcnben SBbrtern : 
 bull, pull, full, unb in ben mit full jufammcngcfc^tcn 
 
 2Bi)rtCvn, ali wonderful, u„bn^=bi)r»ful U. f. tB., tn bul- 
 lock, bully, bullet, bulwark, fuller, fullingmill, pulley, 
 pullet, push, bush, bushel, pulpit, puss, bullion, but- 
 cher, cushion, cuckoo, pudding, sugar (fd)ug'=tJr), hus- 
 sar, huzza. 
 
 Itnrcgclma^tgc uttb unaccctituirte 3:6nc. 
 
 3n busy, business flingt cg tpic i furj, bi^'^i, bi^'^ncg; 
 in bury iBi'e e furj, bcr'=ri. 3n sure t)at ce ben Zm Bon 
 00 in boot: fi^u^r. 3n ferrule, lettuce unb minute i)at 
 ti ben Slon Bon i furj: fbr'-ril, let'-tig, min'-nit. 
 
 ■Dicfer Suc(;ftabc, iBcnn al^ 33olfa( gebraud|)t, t)at ganj 
 bicfelben Slijne toic i. ©^ ift cnitBCber lang, t»ic ci, obcr 
 furj, tBie t in bin. 
 
 tturcgclma^igc unb uitaccentuirtc '^ont* 
 
 Der unaccentuirte Jon biefc^ Sud^ftaben am Snbe einer 
 ®tlbe, cbcnfo tBie i, ift bag bcutf4)c i, olg; vanity, 
 Mn''i'ti, 
 
 ^U9nttl)mfn. 
 
 SBeutt f Bor bem y ftct)t, fo {)at eg ben Jon Bon et, toic: 
 justify, bg(^bs5'=ti=fei, qualify, qua{)'-li-fei, and) in mul- 
 tiply, mbl'-ti«|jlei, occupy, dd'=fiu»|jei. 
 
 3n panegyric flingt cg wic 4 (e), }jan'-i=bgd^cr'«rid. 
 
 3n faft alien 2Bortcrn, bie aug bcm ®riectjifc|icn finb 
 unb mit ber accentuirten <Silbc hy anfangen, l)at eg ben 
 Saut Bon et. 3n hypocrisy, l)i-^!ocf'-fri»ft, Ijat eg ben 
 SDfiittclton, unb in hypocrite, |)ip^=po=frit, ift eg furj. 3n 
 ber crjtcn ©ilbc Bon typography unb ben Slbleitungen ijt 
 eg lang: tci=|jag^=grd=ft. 3n mythology t)at eg ben 2}iit- 
 tclton i: mi=2(er=ic==bgc|>i. 
 
 2Bcnn y glcit| Bor bem Stcccntc ftc^t, fo ift btc 9lug» 
 fpradjc, cbcnfo tBie bei i, gar nicfet ju bcftimmrn. 5luc^ 
 finb bie Drtl)oet)iften buvdjaug nidjt einig iiber bicfcn 23ucl;» 
 ftaben. SBalfcr fagt : hjcnn ein 3wfifel obwaltct, fell man 
 ben furjen 2aut i Borjieljen. 
 
 W aSoIaL 
 
 • ^ommt alg SSofal nur in S3crbinbung mit anbern S3o- 
 falcn Bor. 
 
 •DoppcHauter pnb eigcntli(| fol^ic 23ofaI=9Scrbinbungcn, 
 tBO tBir itoti 93ofaltbne l)ijven, bie abcr fcljr fc|inelt t)intcr 
 einanber auggcfprodtcn trerben ; folcl)c pnb <iu in aug, foo 
 h5ir a unb u tjintcreiuanbcr Ijljrcn, ober et in cin, Ibo toix 
 nic^t nur c unb t, fonbern <x unb i l)brcn. 3m Snglifcben 
 gicbt eg jcbod) fct)r Bide fogenannte uncigcntliclje !l)oppel- 
 lautcr, wo cnttBcbcr nur einer Bon ben 93efalcn gcl)i.>rt wirb, 
 obcr iBO cin anbcrer Saut cntfteljt, Bcrfdiicben Bon ben bei* 
 ben 3?ofalcn, aber bennod^ cinfad^ in feincm Jonc, <2o 
 ift ou in bound (baunb), cin eigcntlicl)cr Dopjjctlaut, benn 
 tBir t)iiren l)icr ganj bcutli^ bag k (a) unb oo (u); in 
 dough (bo) l)liren wir abcr nur bag o, cing Bon ben a3ofaU 
 tbnen, unb in sought (§dl)t) cinen ganj anbern Jon. SBir 
 l)abcn l)icr fowol)l mit ben cigeutli^cn, Wic mit ben un- 
 ciijcntli^cn 2)oj)fjeHautcrn ju t{>un. 
 
foUftttttMjjr €rklarun{j tet fnglifd)cn ^lusfprar^c 
 
 LXl 
 
 AE. 
 
 AE tjl ein unetgentltd^cr Toppctlauter unb totrb, toenn 
 lang, au^gefvrodjen toit ie: Caesar, §tc'-f6r. aBenn furj, 
 ^at ti ben Ion »on t, tttf in Daedalus, beb'-d Ic§. 
 
 AI 
 
 bat benfelben Ion toic i in tale, totl^jtg ganj toie tail aui- 
 9C)'prod)en toirb. 
 
 Jlnsnttljmfn. 
 
 Said al? 3"'ttoort, §tb ; ali Slbffch's ifl f« rfgelmagig. 
 
 Plaid, Jjidb, raillery, rdK-If-ri. Again, d''-gfn, against, 
 d-genfl'. Aisle, tit. Britain, bnV't'n. 
 
 3n ber unnccrntuirten Silbe, bie auf ain aniQtU, toirb 
 nur ba« i au^gcftrcdjtn, j. S. mountain, maun'-tin, vil- 
 l«iin, toiK-lin, u. f. ». 
 
 AO. 
 
 ginben tt>ir nur in gaol, h)fl(^f« man ^auftger jail, toit 
 U au4i au^gtfpTOc^tn toirb, fctrribt. 
 
 AU. 
 
 2Dirb toie a in all au^gefprodjien, taught, t&\)t. 
 
 3n aunt, hskaunce, askaunt, flaunt, hauat, gauntlet, 
 jaunt, haunch, launch, craunch, jaundice, laundress, 
 laundry ()at e« ben Jon be* a in father, man f|)ri4)t ani 
 aunt, d§'-faan§, ^aant, u. f. to. 
 
 Slu^i in laugh unb draught \)ai ti biefen Ion, laaf, 
 braaft. 
 
 3n hautboy bat e« ben Ion »on o, l()o'-beu, in cauli- 
 flower, FaK-It-flau-iJr, laurel, lar'-ril, unb laudanum, 
 Iab'-ni?m ben Ion »on 6, (d). 3n gauge flingi ti toit 
 i, ge^b^cb. 
 
 AW. 
 
 ^at ben Ion t>on a in all, al* in bawl, M^I. 
 AY. 
 
 ®flnj toie ai ober a in pale (a). 3n quay bat e« ben 
 Ion »on ee, ic, fie. 3n Sunday, Monday biJrt man e* 
 oft toie i (i) au^fpred^en, §ijn''-bi, miju^'bi, u. f. to. 
 
 Die 33ejabung ay toirb et au^gefproc^en. 
 
 AYE. 
 
 Diefer 'fcreilauter bilbet ba« 2Dort, toelcbc* totr je^t nur 
 no(b felten ^iiren ; ti toirb au^gcfprcdjen <ij\) unb bebeuiet 
 lemal*. 
 
 EA. 
 
 !Der regelma§ige Ion i|t 4 (ic), inbeffen giebt ti fo t>iele 
 Slu^nabmcn, »o ber Ion furj ift, ba§ toir »on beiben ein 
 a}erjet(^ni§ geben tooflen. 
 
 Ea tP lang toie in bien, in jrfoard, d-perb', aflfear, df- 
 per'', anneal, dn^nieK, appeal, appear, appease, aread, ar- 
 rear, beacon, beadle, beadroU, beads, beadsman, beagle, 
 beak, beaker, beam, bean, beard, bearded, beast, beat, 
 beaten, beaver, beleaguer, beneath, bequeath, bereave, 
 besmear, bespeak, bleach, bleak, blear, bleat, bohea, 
 breach, bream, to breathe, cease, cheap, cheat, clean, 
 cleanly (adverb,) clear, clearance, cleave, cochineal, 
 colleague, conceal, congeal, cream, creak, crease, 
 creature, deacon, deal, dean, deanery, dear, decease, 
 defeasance, defeasible, defeat, demean, demeauor, 
 D 
 
 de-reabc, dream, drear, dreary, each, eager, eagle, 
 eagre, ear, east, easter, easy, to eat, eaten, eaves, 
 entreat, endear, escheat, fear, fearful, feasible, fea- 
 sibility, feast, feat, feature, flea, fleam, freak, gear, 
 gleam, glean, to grease, grease, greaves, heal, heap, 
 hear, heat, heath, heathen, heave, impeach, increase, 
 inseam, interleave, knead, lea, to lead, leaf, league, 
 leak, lean, lease, leash, leasing, least, leave, leaves, 
 mead, meagre, meal, mean, meat, measles, meathe, 
 neap, near, neat, pea, peace, peak, peal, pease, peat, 
 plea, plead, please, reach, to read, ream, reap, rear, 
 rearward, reason, recheat, redstreak, release, repeal, 
 repeat, retreat, reveal, screak, scream, seal, sea, seam, 
 seamy, sear, searcloth, season, seat, shear, shears, 
 sheath, sheathe, sheaf, sleazy, sneak, sneaker, sneak- 
 up, speak, spear, steal, steam, streak, streamer, 
 streamy, surcease, tea, teach, tead, teague, teal, team, 
 tear, (substantive,) tease, teat, treacle, treason, treat, 
 treatise, treatment, treaty, tweag, tweak, tweage, veal, 
 underneath, uneasy, unreave, uprear, weak, weaken, 
 weal, weald, wean, weanling, weariness, wearisome, 
 weary, weasand, weasel, weave, wheal, wheat, wheaten, 
 wreak, wreath, wreathe, wreathy, yea, year, yeanling, 
 yearling, yearly, zeal. 
 
 "Cai 3ntpfrffctum son to eat, I eat, toelc^c^ oft ate ge- 
 fcbrtebeu h>irb, h>irb immer toie ct au^gefprodjen. 3n eaten 
 ift ti jebod; ftet* toit ie^'ten. 
 
 2Benn fearful bange bebeutet, fo ijt ti furj di ob ti fer- 
 ful. fer'.ful, gefc^rtcben, t»enn ti aber \0)xtdlii^ bebeutet, 
 fo ijt ti lang, fier^«ful. 
 
 Ea i(l furj in abreast, d-=brf j>, ahead, d-'^tV, already, 
 obl-teb''-i, bedstead, behead, bespread, bestead, bread, 
 breadth, breakfast, breast, breath, cleanse, cleanly, 
 (adjective,) cleanlily, dead, deadly, deaf, deafen, dearth, 
 death, earl, earldom, early, earn, earnest, earth, 
 earthen, earthly, endeavour , feather, head, heady, 
 health, heard, hearse, heaven, heavy, jealous, impearl, 
 instead, lead (a metal,) leaden, leant, (past time and 
 participle of to lean,) learn, learning, leather, leaven, 
 meadow, meant, measure, pearl, pheasant, pleasant, 
 pleasantry, pleasure, read (past time and participle,) 
 readiness, ready,' realm, rehearsal, rehearse, research, 
 seamstress, scarce, search, spread, stead, steadfast, 
 steady, stealth, stealthy, sweat, sweaty, thread, 
 threaden, threat, threaten, treachery, tread, treadle, 
 Ireflsure, uncleanly, wealth, wealthy, weapon, weather, 
 yearn, zealot, zealous, zealously, peasant, readily. 
 
 3n heard bat ti ben Ion »on h, ^, l^ijrb. 3n leaped 
 ift ti turj, lept. 
 
 l!en Ion ton i, a, b^t ti in bear, bcifjr, bearer, bab''rer, 
 break, brebf, forbear, for-bo'br'', forswear, fobr»f u^a'br', 
 great, grtbt, pear, pdbr, steak, jlabf, swear, gu^abr, to 
 tear, ta'br, wear, u^a^r. 
 
 G* \)ixi ben Ion »on i, a, in heart, \jaxi, hearty, bar'-ti, 
 hearten, bnr'''tcn, hearth, \)ax'i{, hearken, bar'=fen. 
 
 (S* b^^ ^*tt Stbbnton in vengeance, ttjen''''b*c^ijn*, ser- 
 geant, ^ar^-b^d^iJnt, pageant, pdb'-b^c^iint, pageantry, 
 ifiV 'tidjow ixi. 
 
Lxn 
 
 tlollflautiigc Crhlantng tw ftifllifdjcn ^aafvradje. 
 
 EAU. 
 
 DtefciS ip tt{elnte!)r etue franjiififtle 33ofa'(=2?crbtnb«ttfl, 
 bte bm 3;on'bei3 (attgcn o'^ i^ai, tvte : beau, l»ol), bureau, 
 I)Lu''»ro, flambeau, ^cim^^ho 5 in beauty unb ben ba»on 
 abgelettcten 3Blirtern t)at eg ben 2:Dn»onew, Lu, bLufj^'tu 
 
 EE. 
 
 $at grtnj benfclben 3;on tote 6, e.^, tc, th, meet, mt'et, 
 feel, fiel, nu^genommen in breeches, been unb threepence, 
 too t& ben Slott beg i |at, brit^=f(^e^, bm, ^_^xip^-pin^, 
 EI. 
 
 X)er regctmagtge JTou btcfc^ "DoispenautS tjt tooTjI i, a, 
 el). !iDtefcn Jon '^at eg m deign, baf)n, vein, toafjn, rein, 
 reign, ra()n, feign, feint, ■veil, heir, heinous, inveigh, 
 weigh, neigh, skein, reins, their, theirs, eight, freight, 
 ■weight, neighbor, unb ben bamtt jufitmmcngcfe^ten SBiir' 
 tern* 
 
 Ei '^at ben i, it STon in to ceil, §tel, ceiling, ^k^Ain^, 
 conceit, Fan=§tct'', deceit, bt:=§ict'', receipt, xi'^W, de- 
 ceive, bl^^t'cto'', conceive, perceive, receive, inveigle, iw 
 tote'^gl, seize, seisin, seignor, seigniory, seine, plebeian, 
 ^)lt=bte'=dtt, 
 
 3n leisure totrb eS Bon tit'flen tote He'^i^cfcijr, Don an- 
 bern tote Ie^c()^»or au^gcfi^rocljen. SBalfer giebt bent erfte= 
 ten ben ffiorjug. 
 
 3tt either unb neither fd()toanTt ber ®ebrau^ ; totr f)o» 
 ten if)'''^ox, flbcr arn^ Don getnlbctcn Seutcn ei'»:^br, nci^' 
 Jgdr. SBalfer jtet)t bag tl) »or. 
 
 3n height unb sleight {)at a ben 5lon son e\, f)ett unb 
 ffett. 
 
 3tt heifer unb nonpareil fltngt e6 tote e, Ijcf -for, nan» 
 Jjd.rer. 
 
 3tt forfeit, counterfeit, surfeit, foreign, sovereign itnb 
 ben 3lblcttungen b^t f^ ben S^on »ou i, i, far'=fit, faun'' 
 itX'^i, gi)r'=pt, u. f. to. 
 
 EO. 
 
 3tt people ]^at e6 ben Jon Don I, ie, jjiV-pel 5 tn jeo- 
 pardy ben Jon »on h, bg^e|j'=par=bt, <tuc^ in feoffee, 
 feoflfer unb feofment, feP=fie, fef =for, fef »ment. 
 
 3tt geography, geometry unb anbern SBortern, too bag 
 geo (Srbe bebeutet, toerben bte SJoMe getrennt unb tote Lo 
 auggeftjrod^en, H^U&Q^'QxA'^i, 3n georgick fUngt t$ 
 jiebod^ toie bgci^ab^'bg^itd' 
 
 Feod unb baDon abgelettete SBorter toerben auc^ feud 
 flefd|)rtebett unb auggcfisrodien, fLubb. 
 
 3n ber imaccentuirten ®i(be eon bat eg ben Saut Don 
 6 Obet ben ©tobltlaut, tote in sturgeon, surgeon, dudgeon, 
 u. f. to., flbr'-^bgcbon, §br^=becbbn, bbb'-gcbbn ; aber in 
 scutcheon, escutcheon, pigeon unb ■widgeon flingt eS tote 
 i, t, [fi)t'=f^in, ce=i'fbt'=fd)trt, Mb'-f(i)in, ujb''«gc^in. 
 
 3it yeoman unb yeomanry |at ti ben Jott beg langcn 
 o^g, jo'-mdn, io'-ntdn^ri. 
 
 3tt galleon fUngt eg toie 00, ul), gdl-lu^^nt'. 
 
 EOU. 
 
 Dt'efe brei SSofaTe toerben jutoeilcn in etner ©ilbe aug- 
 gefprocben, toie gorgeous, gabr''=bgd)bg, outrageous, aut= 
 ra''=bgdbt'g 5 jutoeilcn b^i^t ^'^^^ bag e, alg cutaneous, 
 fi,-U»ta''»niwbg, vitreous, toit^'tri^op. 
 
 SJBenn ein d ober t Dorbevgebt, toie in hideous, piteous, 
 fo gebt bag deous in jus, bg4)i)§, unb bag teous in tfcbcf 
 itbcr. C)inficf)t(fcb biefer ©t'lbc ftnb bie £)rtbfo)3tf}cn ganj 
 Derfcbiebener SDieinung, man [ebe in ber S^nopfig bie 2Bbr= 
 ter righteous unb hideouie ; ic^ '^altt bafur, tag bev Ion 
 Don sh unb zh ju (tarf jifc^t, tocibrenb 3amcfon bicfe aSer» 
 fcbmeljung, bie Dor bcm gebrangten e fo oft Dorfbnimt, 
 ganj tiberfiebt unb eg pit'=t-bg augfpricbt ; am beftcn tocire 
 eg, bte ©ilbc teous mit t-je^is, t-gcbt'-bg unb bie (Silte 
 deous mit d-je^us, b=gd()i^b§ anjumerfen, piteous, pit' = 
 gcbi^Jg, odious, obb'=gcbtJf. 
 EU. 
 
 Dt'efer DoppeKaut ^at ben Jon Don ii, Utb, tft immcr 
 lang unb regelmcigig, feud, p^ubt, deuce, butbg. 
 
 EW. 
 
 $at benfelbcn Jon toie ber Dorlicrgelienbc. !Diefen Top- 
 pellaut bbrt man febr oft in Sonbon unb autb in ben S3er. 
 ©taaten toie 00, «{), augfprec^en 5 bicfeg fetlte forgfa(» 
 tig Dermieben toerben. 3n dew unb ne-w miiffcn toir eben 
 fo gut tote in few bag tUtb beuHi^ ()iiren, man fprccbe 
 ntUib, btUtf), ftatb. ^<id) 1 f(^etut jcbo^ bag e, i, Derlo= 
 ren ju geben; toie fdjon untcr U crtoa'bnt UJurbe ; nacb r 
 faat eg immer toeg, brew, crew, brub, frub 5 aucb in 
 cliew unb jew bbren toir eg ntc^t, tfd;u^, bgc^uf). 3n sew 
 bat eg ben Jon Don 0, go. 
 
 EWE. 
 
 Tiefe Sombination ftnbcn toir nur in ewe, bte ©c^af' 
 mutter, eg flingt ganj toie you, jut). 
 
 EY. 
 
 aOenn ey ben Slccent ^at, fo totrb eg toie &, & augge- 
 fpred;m. 3utoeilen jcbod; toie bag boppelte ce in ®fcle ; 
 biefen Untcrf4neb ft^eiut 2Ba(fer nidU bemerft ju babcn ; 
 beibe Jbiie fiub fang, j'euer if} jebocfi offencr, IciUcrer ge^ 
 fd)(offcu: bey, grey, prey, they, trey, whey, hey, 
 eyre unb ey-ry, toerben auggefproc|en toie ba, gra, prci, 
 ^to, u. f. to. Stbcr convey, purvey, survey unb obey 
 tote fdn=Dee', purvey, pbr^toee', survey, pr--toee', obey, 
 o-bce''. 
 
 EYE. 
 
 ginben toir nur in bem 2Borte eye, 2luge } eg lautet ei. 
 lA. 
 
 3n ben Snbungen ian, ial, lard unb iate Dertoanbelt [\^ 
 bag i in y (j). Christian, fritV^jon, filial, ftl'»jijl, con- 
 ciliate, fiin=gi('=iabt, poniard, pan'^jarb. 3n diamond 
 bat eg ben Jon Don i„i, dA, bei^^d=mbub. 
 
 3n carriage, marriage, parliament unb miniature 
 fa'at bag a toeg unb bag i bat ben furjen Jon, mdr'=ribgcb, 
 fdr'-ribgcb, par'-H=ment, min'-nit-f^br (fd^ur). 
 
 IE. 
 
 Der regelmagigc Jon Don ie if} ee (t'e) alg ; grieve, 
 thieve, fiend, lief, liege, chief, auctioneer, grenadier, 
 grieto, ^itio, fienb, lief, u. f. to. 
 
 Den Jon Don ei \}at eg in die, hie, lie, pie, tie, vie, 
 bei, I)ei, lei, u. f. to. 
 
 3n friend i)ai eg ben & (e3 Jon, frenb. 
 
fflUftiinbigc <[5r1ilaning bcr englifdjcrt ^usfpradfe. 
 
 Lxm 
 
 3n twentieth, thirtieth, u. f. »., auc^ in variegate 
 miiiTen fcte Suctnlaben getrennt unb toie 6_a, Lc, auSge- 
 ftroc^en werfcen. (Stenfo in orient, o'=ri>-tnt, spaniel, 
 fp<Sn'-t„el (/el). 
 
 3n bcr 23ilbung be« 5)Iural3 unb ber Sonjugah'on ber 
 Sfitttb'rter bat ei? enthjfter ben langcn Ion i, ober ben fur- 
 jen 1, je nac^bem bfl« Stammteort lang ober furj t^. Files 
 con fly. fleiiS, lies son He, let^, he denies oon deny, bi= 
 mii', dignity, btg'-ni-H, bat tm 5)IuraI dignities, btg'«ni- 
 tit^, vanity ^at vanities, todn'-i-ttei?, he sullied sou to 
 Bully, tetrb in gwet ©tlben au^gefproct^en, §i>l'.Ub 5 be 
 denies, bt-nei^''. 
 
 DEU. 
 
 Tieffn Doptfllaut ftnben njtr in adieu, lieu, prelieu, 
 tpo fie ganj. »ie A nu^gcfprocben, d'-btub, ILub (tub), 
 piJr^-lLub (biJr'-lub). Ilai SBort lieutenant toirb leto- 
 ten'^ndnt auiJgei'proc^cn. 
 
 lEW. 
 
 Stnbet man nur in view, »»i^u^. 
 
 10. 
 
 SiJenn ber erfte biefer beiben tPcfafe ben Accent bat, fo 
 toerten fie getrennt au«ge|>ro(bf n , violent, ttei'-o-(ent, 
 violet, tcei'^o-Iet. • 
 
 3n marchioness lautft ti toit ft, («>), mar'-tfcbbn-ncg, 
 in cushion toie 1, i, fufcb''-f(<»tn. 
 
 3(m meiften finben h)ir Hefeg?ofaIe in ben tenbfilben tion 
 unb sion, welcjje tote shftn, fcbonn, au(?gefpro(^en werben ; 
 tuenn anbere donfcnanten bem Ion sjorangcbcn, fo werbcn 
 bte beiben i'ofalc getrennt, aber beibe furj au^gefproc^en. 
 Scorpion, ffar'-pLon, champion, tfcbdm-'-pLon. "iJiad^ 
 1 oertoanbelt ti fic^ in jon, wie million, mil'»jijn. SUenn 
 8 unb X ijor t ftebcn, fo h?irb ti fafl wie tfcbon au^gefproc^en 
 (man febe toad unter ia bet Christian gefagt tecrten tft), 
 question, mixtion, combustion, h'egt ju?if(ben guaiJ'- 
 tfcbiJnn, mtcfiV.tfcbiinn, fam'bijij''-tf(^(fnnunb queiSf-jiJn, 
 midxJt^.jiin, fam-bijdf'ion. 
 
 OEI. 
 
 lOU. 
 Dteff gjofale baben ben ilaut »on i-ha, Ug, tuenn ber 
 2lccent barauf h'egt, various, glorious, abstemious, toa- 
 rt_p§, glo'.ri„c0, db'flie'.mi„c§ ; toenn aber t, unb s 
 I'orbergebtn, fo berwanbelt ficb bte Stlbe in fdjiig, ali«: 
 precious, prefcf)'-ij§, vicious, toi\fif'-'6^, noxious, naP- 
 
 .^cmmcn nur in bem je^t eeralteten SDorte oeiliads sjor, 
 2Ba(fer beutet btefc? mit e-iF-yads, Ul'-jabg an, ti »irb 
 je$t franjijfifd; au^gefprocben. 
 
 OEU. 
 
 ^ommt nur in bem ffierte manoeuvre »or unb tcirb 
 mdn-u''»»L'r au^gefprocijjen.^ 
 
 01. 
 
 iJtefcr Doppeaaut befiebt au« 4^6, 2bJ, eu, boil, toil, 
 spoil, beul, teul, fpeul. Choir hjtrb gewSbnlicb Qu"'e ge- 
 fcbrteben unb au^gefprodfien. Turquoise ift unbefiimmt ; 
 man febe bicfe>3 SBort in ber S^nopftg. 
 
 aSenn unbetont lautet er »erfcbieben ; man fprec^e flu«: 
 avoirdupoise, dtB-er=bi„u=pcud'. 
 , counesseur, fon=nc§=§i3r'. 
 
 chamois, fcbdm''-mte. 
 
 Adroit tfl regelma§tg unb devoir Bebalt fetne franjijfifd^e 
 Hudfprac^e. 
 
 00. 
 5::iefe3 tfl ber lange u Ion unb tflfaft t'mmer rcgclmagig, 
 moon, soon, fool, root, food, mu^n, §ubn, fub(, rubt, 
 fubb. ' 
 
 Qi bat elnen fUrjeren Ion, bcr mit u in bull (u in 
 9tuII) iibercinftimmt, wool, wood, good, hood, foot, 
 stood, unb bte 3ufammenfe^uugen mit Ic^tcrcm, u^ul, 
 gub, bub, fut, flub. 
 
 3n blood unb flood lautet ei bliib, flob. Soot foUte re- 
 gelma^tg fetn, totrb aber febr oft §ot ausJgcfprocben. 
 
 Door lautet bobr unb floor, flobr. Moor fotlte tcie 
 mubr in alien feinen 5Bebeutungen laiiten, inbeffcn \)oxtn 
 toix e« oft toic mobr fiir 9?eflcr, unb ami; fiir 5JJoor. 
 
 ou. 
 
 Die auf dious auegebenben SDorter baben etnen Wittel- 
 tun jwtfcben di^&s, bCij? unbj5_&H, tid^iji, am nacb= 
 flen fame man ber Slu^fpradie, njenn man tbn mit yas, jijg 
 bejeiebnete, j. 23, tedious, tieb'-jij§, odious, obb'»io§, in- 
 Bidcous, tn-§ib'-j()§. 
 
 OA. 
 
 Sautet n>te 6, ol), tn boat, coat, oats, coal, loaf, &c., 
 bobt, fobt, obtd, fcbl, lobf. 3n broad, abroad unb groat 
 ^at ti ben Ion uon 4, ab, brftbb, <i-bra^b' unb grabt. 
 
 OE. 
 
 (55an5| tote oe in SBiJrtern, bte and bem (5}rte(btfd)Crt unb 
 ?atetnif(ben ftammen. 3n anbctn SBiJrtern, wie in doe, 
 foe, sloe, toe, throe, hoe unb bilboes if} e^ Wtc cin (angcd 
 0, oh, bob, fob, U. f. to. 3i!l canoe unb shoe toit ub, 
 fd-nnb', fcbub. 3n does trie ft, 5, ioi. 
 
 TtcfeS if} ber unregelmagigfte Ion in ber ©pracbc 
 ecin regclmci^igcr ?aut ift bag bcutfd)c mi unb beftcbt im 
 (Snglif^en ani i.oo ober A^ft. SBir borcn bicfcn Saut in 
 abound, d-baunb', about, d-baut^ account, df^faunt', 
 acoustics, aground, aloud, amount, around, arouse, 
 astound, avouch, bough, bounce, bound, bounteous, boun- 
 ty, bout, carouse, chouse, cloud, clough, clout, clouterly, 
 compound, couch, couchant, crouch, deflour, devour, 
 devout, doubt, doubtful, doughty, douse, drought, 
 encounter, espouse, expound, flout, flounder, foul, 
 found, foundling, fountain, frouzy, glout, gout, (a 
 disease,) ground, grouse, grout, hount, hour, house, 
 impound, loud, lounge, louse, lout, mound, mountain, 
 mountebank, mouse, mouth, noun, ounce, our, oust, 
 out, outer, outermost, paramount, plough, pouch, 
 pounce, pound, pout, profound, pronoun, pronounce, 
 propound, proud, rebound, recount, redoubt, redoubt- 
 ed, redound, rencounter, round, roundelay, rouse, rout, 
 scoundrel, scour, scout, shout, shroud, slouch, spouse, 
 spout, sprout, surround, south, thou, tliousand, touse, 
 trounce, trowsers, trout, wound (did wind,) slough (a 
 miry place), vouch, vouchsafe, without, scaramouch. 
 
 Den furjen Ion ft, d W ti fafi tmmer, wenn ber 
 3lccent nW)t bnrauf h'egt, j. 93. country, fon'»trt, cousin, 
 ^h''itn, couple, accouple, double, trouble, courteous, 
 
LXIV 
 
 tlcUftttntJiijf (Srklarung tirr rnglifdj^n 3(Mffva<i)e. 
 
 courtesy, courage, encourage, joust, gournet, house- 
 wife, flourish, mounch, nourish, enough, chough, rough, 
 tough, slough (a cast skin,) scourge, southerly, south- 
 ern, southernwood, southward, touch, touchy, young, 
 younker, youngster. 
 
 Der britte Xon, ben btefer !E)o|)))etIaut l)at, tft oo, ul); 
 toir ftnbett ttjn in croup, txu^p, group, Qxui^p, amour, 
 &'mn\)x', paramour, bouse, bousy, boutefeu, capouch, 
 cartouch, fourbe, gout, (taste,) ragout, (pronounced 
 goo and ragoo,) rendezvous, rouge, soup, sous, (pro- 
 nounced soo,) surtout, through, throughly, toupee or 
 toupet, you, your, youth, tour, contour, tourney, tour- 
 nament, pour, route, (a road,) accoutre, billet-doux, 
 agouti, uncouth, wound, (a hurt), routine (a beaten 
 road). 
 
 3n to pour ^at e^ a\x6) ben S^on »on 6: |jobr. Route 
 [prtc^t man rutjt unb an^ rant aui. 
 
 Der ijtcrte Xon tjl 6, ol) ; toix finben tl|)n tn: though, 
 2(01), although, a^l'^Jgot), coulter, U^tix, unb court, 
 accourt, gourd, courtier, course, discourse, source, 
 recourse, resource, bourn, dough, doughy, four, mould, 
 mouldy, moult, mourn, shoulder, smoulder, soul,, poul- 
 tice, poult, poulterer, poultry, troul (to roll smoothly, 
 ))ai, nacj) @t)eriban, berf 3tcim mtt doll; ntft grijgerem 
 fRi^tt jcboc^ retmt e^ fii^, nrtc| Dr. ^cnrtcf, tntt roll,) unb 
 borough, thorough, furlough, fourteen, concourse unb 
 intercourse 'bil^altm ben 5)o))|)etlaut tn bem Xonete^ langen 
 0, obglctc^ er ntc()t accentuirt tuirb. 
 
 Den fUnftcn STon h, at), finben h>tr tn ought, bought, 
 brought, sought, besought, fought, nought, thought, 
 laethought, wrought, a\)t, bal)t, hxa^i, §al)t u. f. ». 
 
 X)en fed^Sten Zon li, furjeg u, pnbcn toix in would, 
 U^ub, should, f(|ub, could, fub. 
 
 Den ftebentcn S^on 6, a, pnben toix nur tn cough, faf, 
 trough, trfif, unb in lough, laf, shough, fc|af. 
 
 OW. 
 
 Der regelma§tge ?aut btefe^ Sud^jlabcn tft berfelbe, t»te 
 ber erfle Saut »on ou, an ; btefen S^on finben Wir in now, 
 ttau, how, :^au, bow (33crbcugung), ban, tnow (cin itorn= 
 l^aufen), ntau, cow, fau, brow, brown, browse, plow, 
 sow, vow, ayow, allow, disallow, endow, down, clown, 
 frown, town, crown, drown, gown, renown, dowager, 
 dowdy, dower, dowry, dowlas, drowse, drowsy, flower, 
 bower, lower (biifter au^fe^en), power, powder, prowess, 
 prow, prowel, vowel, towel, bower, rowel, cowl, scowl, 
 crowd, shower, tower, sow (eine 'Bail), sowins, sowl, 
 thowl. 
 
 Der jwettc Jon tjt ba« A, ol) *, h>tr finben i^n in blow, 
 bto'^, slow, flol), crow, fro!^, flow, flo'^, grow, gro^, bow 
 (23ogen), bot), know, no, low (niebrig), mow (mcifteu), 
 show, sow (faen), strow, slow, snow, trows, below, owe, 
 own, owner, flown, grown, growth, know, known, sown; 
 lower (berunterlaffcn), throw, thrown. 
 
 Die Sigennamcn How, Howel, Howard unb Powel 
 l^aben ben crflen Jon unb toerben t)au, l^aul, "^au'-iivb 
 unb ^aul au^gefvro4)en. Snowden ift beffer fno'=ben. 
 
 SCenn fic|) biefer 2aut in einer unbetonten (£nbfi(be be= 
 finbet, fo \)at ex immer ben jtoeiten Jon: borrow, bor'^ro, 
 fellow, fel'^lo, 3n knowledge ift ba^ o genjiitjnltc^ furj: 
 
 nal'^Ieb^c!^, auf ber ^anjel l^oren toix nod^ jutDeilen n»'- 
 
 leb^cb. 
 
 OY. 
 
 Diefer Saut ifi berfelbe tote oi (eu), er f^ai immer ben 
 Slccent. Joy, toy, alloy, b^fc^eu, teu, dl-=leu'. 
 
 UA. 
 
 9ia4) g, q unb s ^at ba3 u ben Jon »on w: antiquate, 
 dn'- ti»qu^et)t, persuade, ))i)r^§u^et)b', equal, i'^qUwdl, 
 an^geuommen guard, guardian, guarantee, piquant, 
 garb', gar'»bt^dn, gdr=rdn-tie', pit^'Unt, unb bie ba»on 
 abgelciteten SBiirter. 
 
 UE. 
 
 SBenn biefc Sui^flaben eine ©ilbe bilbcn, in tueld^tr 
 man beibe ilaute \)oxt, fo ^aben pe ben Jon »on we, uJ 
 (u Je), Sjorjitglic!^ naU) q unb s : mansuetude, man''=fuj« 
 tiub, consequence, fan'=§t=qu^en^, conquest, fan'^qu^eft', 
 in conquer iebo(| uerliert er ba^ u unb tvirb fan'=fijr 
 au^gefprodjen. 
 
 2tm Snbe uon 2Bi)rtern Hingt eg trie u, t„ul)', unb oo, 
 ut), alg in clue, Hut), cue, fi^ut)', due, bi^ut)', ensue, 
 en-^t^ut)', imbue, im-bi^u^', ague, a'=gi„u^. 
 
 3n ctnigen "^ijrtern ift iai u ftumm, unb man l)brt 
 nur bag e, teii in guess, gf^, guest, geft, guerdon, gerr'- 
 bijn, tco bag u nur baju bient, um bem g ben ^axttn Jon 
 ju ucrlciljen. 
 
 3n SBiJrtcrn, bie fi* auf gue unb que cnbigen, ftnb 
 beibe Sucbftaben jtumm, unb bag q tcirb toie k auggefpro- 
 c|en: antique, dn-tief, oblique, o^bleif, o^blief, league, 
 
 9Iud^ in ogue ifi bag ue jlumm, unb bag o furj, atgj 
 pedagogue, t)eb'=bd«gag, demagogue, bem'-=d»gdg, mono- 
 logue, man'=o-Idg. 
 
 UI. 
 
 2Benn biefc 33ofaIe beibe auggefproc^jen toerben, ol)ne 
 jttjci ©ilben ^u bilben, fo iiabtn fie ben l*aut wi, uJ', alg: 
 languid, (dng'=gujb, anguish, dng'-gujf^. 
 
 Dag u ift ftumm, unb bag i lang toit ct, in guide, 
 gcib, disguise, bi§-geig', guile, getl, beguile, bi-geiC; 
 bag u ift ftumm unb bag i furj in guild, gilti, build, bilb, 
 guilt, gilt, guinea, gin'^ni, guitar, git-tar', 
 
 3n juice, suit uub pursuit ift bag i ftumm, unb bag u 
 t)«t ben boppelten Ion im, bgc^ji^ul)^', §i„ui)t', piJr'^i^u^t', 
 in sluice toie flu^§. 
 
 3u circuit unb biscuit ift bag u ftumm unb mac^t basJ 
 c l)art: pr'=fit, big'-fit; conduit toivb «uggcfpro4)en : 
 fijn'»bit. 
 
 3lci6) einem r loirb eg hJie boppcl o (ut)) auggefprcdjen, 
 alg: bruise, cruise, fruit, bruit, brui^g, fru^g, fru^t, 
 bru|)t. 
 
 UO 
 
 ^aben ben Jon Don wo, u^ol), quote, (\m^o% quondam, 
 qu„dn'-'bdm. 
 
 UY. 
 
 3n buy unb feincn Slblettungen l^at eg ben Jon Don 
 1 (ci), bet. 2Benn ber Slccent nic^t auf biefcn a?ofalen 
 liegt, fo lautet eg Wie ee, tcj plaguy, pld'^gie, roguy, 
 ro'^gte, colloquy, K\V'\0'(\uJt, 
 
tloarianlrtoc «:rklarttnc brr fnflltfd)fn .^nsfprad)?. 
 
 LXV 
 
 UOY. 
 
 Dtcfe SBoIal»35crbinbung Ijaben toir nur in bent ®orte 
 buoy. SBalfer fagt, man foil bicfe^ SBort bvua^Je au«« 
 fprcc^enj man l)ort e^ immcr beu. 
 
 ^it iS-vnionantcn* 
 
 B. 
 
 Da« b mu§ rein toit h, nt'c trie p au^gcfproc^en tverbcn, 
 man fc^e bie 9Inti?fifung iibcr bte l)artcn unb wctt^en Ibnc. 
 
 B tjl getobbnlfd* jlumm na^ m, in berfelbcn <eilbc, 
 lamb, Idm, limb, lint, comb, fof)m ; auc^ ift e« ftumm 
 i)or t in berfflben ©ilbe, di : doubt, baut, debt, b«t, u. 
 f. ». 3n subtle ift f^ flumm, §ijt'-tl, abcr nidjt in sub- 
 tile, §i3b'-til. 3n rhomb \)'6xt man ba« b, rijmb, 
 C. 
 
 C »or a, e unb u unb tor jfbem Sonfonanten, h au^ge- 
 nommen, lautet wic P, au^ am 5lnfanfl finer Silbe, al« : 
 card, farb, cord, fcl)rb, cap, fdp, claim, flt^m, crowd, 
 froub, crash, frdfc^, music, mi^u-'-ftrf. 
 
 gjor 86, e, i unb y lautet e<J »ie s, ^, Caesar, §it'-fdr, 
 cement, §i-ment', citron, §it^-tr!Jn, cistern, §ig'-toru, 
 cynick, §in''-ni(f. 
 
 C ifi jtnmm in Czar, Czarina, fa^r, fdl)'rie'-na, vic- 
 tuals, »it'-t'l«, indict, in-beit', arbuscle, ar'-bog-fl, cor- 
 puscl, fdl>r-p(if' •['/ muscle, mi)§'-fl. 3n ben italicni- 
 f4)en SBortern vermicelli, violoncello flingt ti tote tsh, 
 tfd), toer-mi-tfc^el'-li, wi-o-ldn-tf^jeK-lo. 
 
 9?a(^ bem Slccent »or ea, ia, ie, io, ecus lautet ti toie 
 Bh, fd), ocean, o^'-fc^iju, social, §o()''-f^dl. 
 
 CH. 
 
 Dtefer X)op|>efconfcnant l^at jtoet lijne, bet eine i|l tsh, 
 (tfc^), toie in child, tf4)cilb, chair, tfc^a^r, rich, ritf(^ ; 
 ber anbere ift sh (frf)) nad) n unb 1, tote in bench, benf(^, 
 french, frenfc^, belch, belfd), filch, ftlfc^i ; ben le^teren 
 Ion t)at ti aud) in tielen au? bcm Sranjiififc^en abgeleite- 
 ten ®ijrtern, toie in chaise, fdjat?*, chagrin, fc^d^grien', 
 champagne, fcbdm-paljn'', machine, md-fc^tien'. 
 
 3n ben SEiJrtern, bie aud bem i'atcinifdjen unb ®rifd)i» 
 f(^cn ab(tammcn, wirb e^ meiftenS wie k au^gefprCc^en, wic 
 in chaos, fa'-a^, character, fdr'-acf-tijr, chasm, fd^m, 
 »or r ^at ti immer ben ion oon f, Christ, freift. Christ- 
 ian, f rift'- j on. 51u«nat)men: charity, tfc^dr'-i-tie, 
 archer, ar'-tfc^ijr, archery, ar'-tf(^ij»rt. 
 
 aBenn fin ani bem ®riecbifcbcn abgeleitcte^ SBort, mtt 
 arch anfangt unb bifff« C>aupt bfbfutet, fo toirb ti »or 
 eintm 2?ffal wic ark au^gffproc^cu, J. S. archangel, arf- 
 cibn'-b^c^fl, archipelago, ar«fi-Vfr«d-go, architect, ar'- 
 fi-tfft. SBfnn ti ahtx tint englifc^c 3ufammfnfe5ung tft, 
 fo toirb ti tote artsh (artfc^) au^gffprocben, tote arch-dea- 
 con, artfc^-bte'-fbn, archbishop, artfcb-bifc|«'i}p, arch- 
 enemy, artfc^-en'-i-mt. SSenn ach fiir ake ftfl)t toirb ti 
 tote btefe« au^gefproi^en, head-ach, t)eeb'-al)f. 3n sche- 
 dule, chism unb yacht i(t ti ftumm, §fb'-jul)t, §tfm, jat, 
 auc^ in drachm, brdm ; aber in drachma lautft ti toie 
 k, brdr-md. 
 
 D. 
 
 Oat bfnfflbfn ?aut »if tai beutfc^f b. 3n bfr gnbjilbe 
 be* 3mpfrffctum« unb be^ Bergangeneit ^articipium^ ser* 
 
 toanbclt ftc^ tai d in t, wcnn etn tiarter Sonfonant »cvl)er- 
 get)t unb tai e toirb ftumm. StuflFed, tripped, cracked, 
 passed werben au^^gcfprcc^en ftiifi, tript, frdrft, paj^. ®cl)t 
 aber fin toci^cr Sonfonant sorter, fo bel)alt bag d fcinctt 
 tofic^cn Ion, baei e toirb abtr aud^ ftumm, j. S. drubbed, 
 pegged, lived, brbbb, pcgb, li»b. 9lur ttcnn t obfr d 
 oor^frgf^)t, toirb iai e ni^t au^gclaffen, limited, Hm'»tt- 
 trt>, fated, fci'^tcb, aided, a'-beb. 
 
 Blessed, cursed, winged, learned tocrben in Jtoet ®ll- 
 ben au^gefprodjen, wenn 3lbjectt»e, in einer, toenn yarttci- 
 pia cber 3mperfccta. 
 
 5?or ie, io, ia unb eon nac^ bcm Slcccnt, \)at d ben Ion 
 son j Cb^^), soldier, gc^l'-bsJclier, grandeur, grdn'-biJc^iJr. 
 F. 
 
 F lautet ganj tote fm Deutfc^cn. 3n of toirb ti [ok xo 
 au^gefprcc^cn, ato ; in 3«fiJnimcnff0««9«n W ^^ !""«« 
 natiirlic^en Xoit, whereof, l)u^«^r-af'. 
 
 G. 
 
 G fo wie C fjat jtoet »erf^tcbene liine. 95or a, o, u, I 
 
 unb r ift ti l)art unb ^at ben Ion toie in bem Sffiorte gutj 
 game, Qii[)m, gone, gan, gull, gijl, glory, glol)'»rif, grand, 
 grditb. Dit etnjigc ?lugnat)mc finben toir in gaol, toel- 
 (i)ti SlBort jc^t gcwiJl)nlic^ jail gefdjriebcn Wirb. 
 
 ajor e unb i ift g ju toctlcn weic(), jutoctlen t)art. 3»t 
 SBiJrtern, bie a\ii bcm @riec^if(i^fn, ^atcinifcbcn unb ^r'lti' 
 jijfifdien abftammcn, ift ti mciftentl)eil3 weid), aber in ben 
 angclfatbfifdien ift e^ gfwi3l)nli(^ l)art. 3n jcnen t)at ti 
 ben tocid)cn Ion »on tfil), ben ic^ mit beit) bejeid^nct tiabe 
 unb ber ganj mit bent cnglifc^ien j iibcreinftimmt. 
 
 G ift ^art »or e in gear, gat)r, geek, gccf, geld, gclb, 
 gelding, gel'-btng, get, get, gew-gaw, gt„u'»galj, shagged, 
 snagged, ragged, wagged, scragged, dogged, dagger, 
 swagger, stagger, trigger, dogger, pettifogger, tiger, 
 augur, eager, meager, anger, finger, linger, conger, 
 longer, stronger, younger, longest, strongest, youngest, 
 forget, target, together. 
 
 G ifl \)(itt »or i in gibbe, gib, gibcat, gtb'-fdt, gibber- 
 ish, gib'«=bijr-ifc^, gibbons, giddy, gift, gig, giggle 
 (gig'-O/ gigglet, gild, gill (Jliefer), gimlet, gimp, gird, 
 girdle, girl, girth, gizzard, begin, give, forgive, biggin, 
 piggin, noggin, druggist, waggish, riggish, hoggish, 
 doggish, sluggish, rigging, digging, u. f. to. 
 
 G »or y ift gctoi)t)nlic^ toetc^ in SDSiJrtern au^ ben ge- 
 Ifljrten ©pracbcn, toie in elegy, cr^i^t^d^ie, apology, 
 d-=pal'-lo«b«d)ie. 3«t ben angclfac^fifd^en SlbjectiBcn, tie 
 in ggy au^ge^en, if^ ti Ijart, toie spriggy, fprig'=gi, fog- 
 gy, fdg''»gi, muggy, mijg'-gi ; in gyve ift ti weic^, bec^eiro. 
 
 G ift ftumm »or h, »or m in unaccentuirtcn Subfilben, 
 fowte audf) in phlegm, (nid^t in beffen 5lbleituugen). 
 
 GH. 
 
 SBenn ti au^gefprodbcn wirb, lautet ti toie 5 in gut, in 
 ghost, go^ft, aghast, d^gdft'', gherkin, gijr'«fin, burgh, 
 bijrg. 
 
 5Dcnn btefe 93ud^ftaben am Snbf fte^cn, fo btcten fie bie 
 grij^tcn Unrcgelma§tgfc{tcn in ber ©prac^e bar. ®tc finb 
 ftumm in high, Ijei, nigh, net, thigh, Ziti, neigh, nat), 
 weigh, u_af), inveigh, in-Wat)'', bough, bau, dough, bo, 
 though, ^0, although, dt)l-^o^', clough, flau, plough, 
 
ttiiUftantitflf «;rhlaruitfl ber fnfiltfd)fn J\usf}jrad)f. 
 
 LXVl 
 
 furlough, fcr'«Io, slough (9J?orrtft), flau, through, l^rut), 
 throughout, l2ru=aut', thorough, Z(Or'=ro, borough, 
 bar'^ro, usquebaugh, cp-fu.i'ba'. 
 
 Dft n>£rt>cn [ie wie f ausgefpro^en, j. SB. in laugh, 
 laaf, laughter, Iaaf=tbr, cough, faf, chough, tfajbf, 
 clough (ciu Sltjug tm ®cwict)t) flaf, slough (Salg) I'liJf, 
 enough, t^niif, rough, riif, tough, tlif, trough, traf. 
 
 3u»et!en \)at cfi ten 2;on »onck, toit in hough, shougt, 
 lough, ^cf, fc^arf, lacf . 
 
 GHT. 
 
 Gh tjt in biefen enbuugen tmmcr ftumm, ictc fight, fet't, 
 
 night, neit, fought, fa^t ; draught aHein ioirb je^t'ge- 
 
 n>bt)nH(| Jvte draft, (brdft) au^gefproti^en uub auc^ ge^ 
 
 fcbiicbeit. 
 
 GN. 
 
 Sim 9Infange etncg 9Borte3 tmmcr ftumm, tote tn gnaw, 
 tidt), gnash, iid[(^, gnat, ttdt, guarl, narl, gnomon, no^= 
 mijlt, gnomonicks, nO'tltatt'^'tcf^. 
 
 Stm @nbc etne^ SDortc^ ift biefe Sonfonaitt«aScrbtnbung 
 eitt t»at)rer ^aitfat^fel itntcr ben Drtt^oeptfteit ; it^ glaube, 
 am cinfadjftcn ift, 2Ba(fer ju folgen, g ftumm unb ben »or= 
 |)ergel)cnben 3Sofal lang ju mac^en, al^: sign, §etn, re- 
 sign, rt=fetn', itnb aUt mtt sign jufammengefc^ten 2Bbr= 
 ter: malign, indign, condign, impugn, tm=|)Lul)n'', auc^ 
 in campaign, fdm»pa()n', feign, fat)n, reign, roi^n, deign, 
 bci^n, aud; We Stblcitungcn biefer SSlJrter, nur miiffen bie 
 Slbleitung«3filben nidtt al, ant, ative, ature unb ity fein, 
 tn tDeI(|em ^aUc hit beiben 23uc|ftaben getrennt tverben, 
 Wie J. 58. in signal, §tg'=ndt, malignant, md^ltg'^ndnt. 
 
 3n bagnio unb seignior tvirb bag gn l»ie n-y (tt=j) 
 au«gefprod;en: ban'^jo, §ien'=jbr. 
 
 3n ben SBcrtern seraglio, intaglio unb oglio lautet bag 
 gl»iel-yCH)* ^i'X&V40f in^tdl'-jo, o^V^o, 
 
 H. 
 
 Diefer Sui^jtabe lautet ganj toie tm iDeutfd^en, nur ba§ 
 er jutveilen nii^t auSgcfprodjen tt)irb. Sr ift ftumm in 
 heir, 'Ji|)r, heiress, a\)xt^, honest, an''»neft, honesty, 
 honor, honorable, herb, herbage, hospital, hostler, hour, 
 humble, humor, humorous, humorsome. 
 
 ^aij) r ijt h immer ftumm, tv)ie in rhetorick, ret'otO'iicf, 
 rhapsody, rdp'^fo-bi, u. f. tt). 
 
 H am Snbe na^ einem 33ofal tjt auc^ ftumm, ah! hah! 
 oh! foh! sirrah, Messiah, a^, ^ci)), 0^, p\), §dt'-rd, me§» 
 ^ei'»d. 
 
 SBenn biefer Su^ftabc nac^ w jtc^t, fo foClte bag h tor 
 bem w auggefproc^cn hjerben, j. 58, in -where, Iju^cibr', 
 ■when, ^u^en', what, Iju^at'; biefeg tpirb feljr oft »ernac|)= 
 lafftgt, unb toir '^cren ijfter u„at)r, u^cn unb Us-at. 
 
 J. 
 
 !iDiefer SBuc^ftabe ttjirb tote ein toeic^eg g auggefprod^en ; 
 tm I)eutfc(>en l)aben toir ben STon eigentlidj nic|t, eg ift bcr 
 toetc^e 2:cn son tfit) in itantfdjul) ober bag dj in bent fran- 
 ^bftfc^en SBorte adjutant. ^Un fprccbe bag SDort ^anb' 
 f(i)u^ fel)r langfam aug, inbem man bei bfct) ben Sitbcm 
 ftarf anjiel)t. Jam, bg(^dm, James, bgc^atjmg, jealous, 
 bgt^el'-lijg, jelly, bg^d'^Ii. Sg gibt nur eine 9iugnal)me 
 tn bem SBorte hallelujah, too eg toie ein beutfc^eg j ober 
 englif^eg y auggefpro4)en wirb : ^dUli'lu'»ja., 
 
 K. 
 
 ®anj toie ein beutf^cg F. 
 •• 8Sor n ift eg ftumm, toie in knee, nie, kneel, niel, knack, 
 ndcf, knight, neit, know, no. 
 L. 
 
 SBie ein beutfc|eg I. @g ift ftumm in almond, a'-mbnb, 
 calf, faaf, half, tjaaf, calve, faato, falcon, fat)'fn (fa^)!'* 
 fn), folk fo^f, yolk, jo^f, fusil, fi^u-fte', halser, ^al/=pr, 
 malmsey, mdm^=fi, salmon, ^a'«mbn, salve, ^aato. 
 
 L ift ftumm jtoif^en a unb k in berfelben (Silbc, toie 
 balk, bd|)f, chalk, tfc|)a|)f, talk, ta\)t, stalk, fial)f, walk, 
 uM)t, 
 
 L toirb nidit auggef))roc()en jtoifc^en a unb m in ber fetben 
 ©ilbe, t»ie in alms,' aamg, balm, baam, calm, palm, 
 psalm, §aam, qualm unb shalm. SBcnn bag 1 unb m abet 
 getrennt toerben, fo toerben beibe auggcfprod^en: psalmist, 
 gdr=mif^, psalmody, §dl'»mo=bie, palmistry, pdl'=mig» 
 trie, aber in balmy unb palmy, too bag y ein angclfac|- 
 fifdjcg Slnbcingfel if>, bleibt bag 1 ftumm. %nii) in calmer, 
 calmest, bleibt bag 1 ftumm. 3n salver (^rafentirtcUer), 
 gdl'-tobr, toirb eg auggefprod}en. 3n would, should itnb 
 could ift eg ftumm: U-,ub', fd)ub, hib. 
 
 3n ber Snbfilbe ble, toeld)eg sorjiiglic^ in, aug bem gran- 
 jbftfd)en abgclcitcten SBcrtevu «orf.ommt, wedjfeln e unb 1 
 bie ^loit^e, unb eg toirb bel baraug, ober toenn "ber SIccent 
 auf ber oorle^ten @ilbe ift, oertoaniielt eg fic^ in bl. Able, 
 a'-bl, cable, fci'-bl, trifle, trei'»f[, syllable, gil'=Id4l ober 
 ^iK.ld=bbl, receivable, ri-^ie^'tod^l cber ri'§ie'=tod=boIt 
 
 M. 
 
 SBirb toie im 2)cutfc^cn auggefprcd^en. ^nx in bem 
 2Borte comptroller lautet eg tcie n: fan^tro'^'-lbr, 
 
 N. 
 
 3m Slffgemcinen bnt bag n benfelben Slon toie im ©eut- 
 fd)en; Por k unb g toirb' eg faft jum 5^afenlaut, unb in 
 aOurjeltobrtern, toenn ber 5lccent auf ber ©ilbe liegt, toirb 
 ber £aut beg g'g unb k'g oerboppelt, ober pielmel)r k per- 
 wanbcit fi(| in gk (ba bag f)arte c bem k glcic^ ift unb x 
 fiir ks fte()t, fo baben biefe 58ud)ftaben biefelbe SBirfung 
 auf bag *). SBenn ber Slccent nic^t auf biefer ©ilbe ift, 
 fo l;at bag n feinen natiirlidien Jon. 3n concoct |)at bag 
 n feinen retnen £aut fan-fdcft', aber in concord, fang'- 
 fdljrb* ^)iJren toir ein toetd^eg k ober g in bcr erften ©ilbe, 
 5Bir I)brcn .biefen boppclten Saut tn anger, dng^'flijr, 
 angle, dng'^gl, finger, fing'=gbr, languish, Idng'^gujfc^, 
 u. f. to. SBcnn bag 5Bort aber ein abgclcitctcg ift, fo toirb 
 bag g ober k nid)t Dcrboppelt, fonbcrn nur cinmal in ber 
 (Stammfilbc ge^brt. SBie f^on oben crtoaljut, Ijbren toir 
 in finger jtoei g, aber in singer, §ing'»br, nur eing, ebenfo 
 in singing, ging'^iug. 3n stringy t)bren toir nur ein g : 
 firing' -ic. 
 
 3n ben Somparatiuen unb ©upcrlatiacn bcr (Sigcnfdjaftg- 
 tobrtcr strong, long, young I)bren toir jebod) beutlic^ bag 
 boppelte g: ftrang'»gbr, lang'-gbr, jdng'-gbr. 
 
 n ift ^umm am Snbe einer @ilbe nad; 1 ober m, toie in 
 kiln, til, hymn, l)imm, limn, Hmm, solemn, §dF-em, 
 autumn, d^^'tbm, condemn, fan^bcmm', 
 P. 
 
 ®anj toie im I;eutfc|cn. 
 
tJoUftunbiflc Crhlaruiig t(cr enflli|'d)fn ^U5f})rttfl)e. 
 
 LXVII 
 
 (£3 iff ilumttt im Slnfftttgc toor s unb t: psalm, gaam, 
 psalmist, ^aaV'mi]t, psalter, §df)l'-tor, ptisan, H«»fdn''. 
 
 3n ber 2}?ttte son SBifrtern, jtrifci^cn m unb t, toie in 
 empty, em'-ti, sempstress, gem'-ftrtp, unb in raspberry, 
 
 3n cupboard Iflutct ti tote bs fi)b'-=bol()rb. 2lu4) in 
 finer Gnbftlbe jtoifd^en m unb t ift ti fiumm, tote in at- 
 tempt, dt-tcmt', exemp^, cg5«emt'; in receipt, ri-§iet', 
 unb in corps (Sorpg) finb p unb s ftumm, toie im gran- 
 jijfi|'c(>en, fotir. 
 
 PH. 
 
 Tiefer "Ccpvelconfonant lautet tote f: philosophy, 
 fi'Idg'Ȥi>.fie, phantom, fdn'-tijm. 3n nephew unb 
 Stephen ftirb c« toie v (to) nui?<if fprcc^cn : ncto'«toLul), 
 ftie'-toon. 3n diphthong unb triphthons; ift bad h flumm 
 unb nur bad p toirb audge fproc^cn : btp'-Ztdng, trip'-Ziing, 
 aut^ in naphtha, oplithulmick u. f. to. 3n apophthegm, 
 flp'-o-2{fni, finb bribe 58ucbfta-ben ftiimm, ebenfe in phthisis, 
 phthisic, phthisiical, iceldje Ui'-^i^, ti^'-tid, tid^-fitf-dl 
 audgefproc^fn toerben. 3n bcm SBorte sapphire »ertoan- 
 bfU iidf erjte p in f: |df'*f»r. 
 
 Q. 
 
 Q fomntt nur vereint mtt u uor unb fiingt bann toie in 
 btm beutfdjen ffiorte Cuefle, quill, quil, queen, <juten, 
 queer, queer, quarrel, qual)rl. 
 
 3n uielen franji>r<f*en SSifrtern l^at bad qu jcbo^ ben 
 £aut von f. Coquet, fo==fet', etiquette, et'-i-fet, antique, 
 du-tiff, opaque, t-pa\)t', burlesque, biJr^Ieff'; critique, 
 «m ti »on critick, frit'-icf, ju unterfdjeiben, toirb fri-tief'' 
 audgcfproclien. 
 
 R. 
 
 R lautet im Slnfangc etner Silbe cben fc toie im X'eut- 
 fc^en, nur mii§ ed rein audocfprecben tocrbtn. 2tm Snbe 
 eiued SSortcd ober sjor eincm jur namlii^en Stlbe gel>i?ri' 
 (jen Sonfonanten ifl ed [etjr wdii), oft faum l^iirbar, far, 
 hard, flingt fajl toie faa, I>aab. 
 
 3n finer unaccentuirten (Snbfitbe toedbfeln bie Suc^fiabcn 
 re il)re ^laPf, tote in acre, a'-fiJr, subre, §a'''>bb'r, nitre, 
 nei'-tbr. Slud) in apron unb children l)abetf toir einc 
 abnitcte 3?erfefung, man fagt flC'piJrn, tfc^ir«bi>rn ; aucl> 
 Ijiirt man oft hundred, l)bn''-bert, saffron, gdf'»fDrn, 
 citron, ^if.tijrn, aber biefe leftcrn foflteit me^r aid S^lge 
 eincr 93ernacl)Io|'jigung , benn aid 5Iudnat)men angefeljen 
 toerben. 
 
 S. 
 
 S {)at jtoet -t^aupttone ; ber e I'nc ift ba^ f^arfe f obcr $, 
 rei§en, bad antcre i(t bad weicic f in reifen, fo ; bcim erjle* 
 ten toirb ber Sltl^cm beraudgcftojjcn, beim jtoeitcn angejo^ 
 gen ober jjerfc^luift. iCcn fc^arfen Xon l)bren toir in so, 
 §0, sin, gin, this, ^i§ ♦, ben wcic^cn Xon in is, ii, his, 
 ^id, was, u„at)d. 
 
 S ^at ben fc^arfen Ion im Slnfange eined SBorted, tote 
 in soon, gubn, sin, §in ;■ toeun f, k, p ober t Bor{)ergel)t, 
 toie scoffs, )'fvtf§, blocks, b(abf§, hips, l)ipg, pits, pit§, 
 ober toenn nac^ obigcn Sudjftaben ein ftummcd e fte^t unb 
 bann ein s folgt, toie in strifes, ftrcif§, flakes, fla^fg, 
 pipes, ,pti\)^, mites, meit§. Slur}, ed liegt too|)l in ber 
 
 9?atur ber Saclif, ba§ man naiS) bicfcn l^arten S8ud;ftaben 
 fein tocicbed s auefpre^en fann. 
 
 Sift fc^arf am Sitbc ber etnfilbioien SSiJrter, yes, this, 
 us, thus, gas ; unb am Snbe son jtoet= ober mebrfilbigcn 
 2Bbrtern, rocnn irgenb ein SJofal, audgenommen e »orl)cr» 
 Qt\)t. 3n bias, bci'-d§, Atlas, dt'-ldg, basis, ba'-gi§, 
 chorus, fo'=rb§, ift bad s i^axt, in prices, prei'-ged, i^ ed 
 jeboc^ toeid(), toeil e Porl)ergcl)et. 
 
 5?a^ biefer 9iegel toerben atte 2Bi)rtcr, bie auf ous aud- 
 gel^en unb bie fet)r jat)!rei(^ ftnb, fd^arf audgcfproc|en, j. 53. 
 pious, pci^-i<g, odious, ol)'-bLo§. 9luc|) aHe bcppcl 3 
 baben ben fc^arfen Ion, audgenommen dissolve, bid'- 
 dal to, possess, pod=dcg', unb bcrcu Bwf'intmfnfc^ungen; 
 scissors, §id^-di)rd, hussy, l)ijd'-dt, huss.r, l)jjd-dar'. 
 
 3tt ber 33orfiIbe dis, »enn fte enttoeber ben $au|3t« ober 
 Sfcbcnacccnt l)at, ift bad s immcr fd;arf, disso'.utc, bi§'» 
 po«lul)t, disagree, bi^d-grie' ; wo dis ben 9( inaicent 
 bat. 2Bcnn ber Slcc -it auf ber jwcitcn @ilbc licgt, fo \).\t 
 bad s enttoeber ben tjarteu obcr toftcljen lont ben l)artett 
 Ion l)at ed, menu ein (garter Sonfonant folgt, discard, 
 bip-farb', disturb, bi§«tijrb', dismount, bt§»maunt^ ; ben 
 tocidjen Ion l)at ed, tocnn ein iOofal ober toetdjcr Sonfo- 
 nant folgt, toie in disable, bid-a'=bl, dishonor, btd-an'» 
 nijr, disdain, bid-biiljn', disband, bid-bdub'. 
 
 3n ber SSorfilbe mis ifl bad s ol)ne Sludna^me fc^arf,. 
 misaim, mi§-a^m', misapply, mig-dp-(j(ei^, misprize, 
 mig-prete''. 
 
 Slbjectiije, bie ftd) auf se, aive, sory, some enbigen, l^a- 
 ben bad s fi^arf, base, bat)g, precise, pri-§et§', verbose, 
 tobr-bo^§ , profuse, pro«fLul)§'; persuasive, })i)r-§u„a« 
 §iw, incisive, in-get^gitri', exclusive, cdd-tlu-gtto •, per- 
 suasory, pbr-ptU^a'=§o«rte, derisory, bi=rct-§ijr'»ie ; 
 troublesome, tro'-bUgiJm. 5ludnat)men: wise, u^etd, 
 otherwise, o'»Ztor-it^cid, these, Z(tcd, those, ^loljd, ro- 
 sary, ro'=fd»ric, misery, mid^^fijr'^rie. 
 
 Tiai s in ber Snbung osity, generosity, bddpcn»br=o§'- 
 i^^tie. 
 
 Se nafS) 1, n unb r, pulse, jjjitg, dense, bcn§, verse, 
 n?ijr§, adverse, db-toijr§'', audgenommen cleanse, fiend. 
 
 9fad) ber SSorfilbe re, toenn biefe toteber bcbeutet, re- 
 sign, toiebcr unterjcic^nen, rie-§cin'. 
 
 9?a(^ pre unb pro ifi td ^art, tote in presage, jsreg'- 
 §a^bd4>, prosecute, )jrDg''§t=ft„ut)t. ?ludnaf)mfn : pres- 
 ence, J^red'»feng, president, presidency, presume, pre- 
 sumptive, presumption. SBenn bad pre nur aid 2?or- 
 filbe »or einem 2Borte gebrauc^t toirb, toclcfjed unabbangtg 
 bason eine 23ebcutung t)at, fo ift bad s immer fc|)arf, pre- 
 suppose,>))ri'=gijp=pol)d." 
 S \)at ben toeid^cn Ion : 
 
 ®Ieic^ nad^ ben toeici^cn jlummen Sonfonanten b, d, g 
 (in good) obcr v, tote ribs, heads, rags, sieves, ribd, 
 l)cebd, rdgd, gitod. 
 
 SJBcnn ed jufammen mtt e im plural obcr in ber 
 britten ^^erfon ^refend etne befonbere Stibc bilbet, riches, 
 rit^-fcl;cd, af^■ses, a^'-§ee, boxes, boif'»§ed, he pitches, 
 pit'-fd)ed, prises, prei'-fed. 
 
 aOenn ed nacji einem pffigcn Sonfonanten ftc(;t, mo- 
 rals, mar'»rdld, hers, |)ijrd; auc^ toenn ed »or einem 
 
Lxvrn 
 
 tJadftiintJige CfJrklarunjj Irt-r fttGltfdjen ^litsfpradje. 
 
 pfpgen Sonfonatttfti ftefjt, prism, |3ri«m, chasm, U€m, 
 enthusiasm, en-2tu'»[t=a0m. 
 
 3n ber 93orftlbe dis, ttenn unacccntm'rt, wor ctncm 33o« 
 fal, einem weic^cn ftummen cber fltegenfcen Sonfonanten, 
 toie f(|ott Borl)er unter bem ()arten S erwa^nt, disable, bt0« 
 ci'-bl, dislodge, bt5-Iab^(^'. 
 
 3n ben eiitfilbtgcn SBiirtem as, is, his, was, these, 
 those, unb tm plural ber 2Borter, bte auf etnen SSoFd 
 obfr etnen son etnem e begleitcten ??pfal au^gc{)cn, operas," 
 ^p'^ptt'tAi, shoes, fc^uf)^, aloes, dl'=o{)^, ways, u^at)^', 
 news, nLu^^'. 
 
 3n einigen 3cttn)ortcrn tt>trb ba^ se jote Weic|)e6 s ou^=' 
 gcfproc^en, um e^ son ben eben fo ge|'4>rteb«nen ^mpttoox' 
 tern ju unterf^etben: 
 
 ^aupttoorter. 3f'tworter» 
 
 grease, gne§, grte^. 
 
 close, flD()g, . flo3« 
 
 house, bau§. !^au«. 
 
 louse, lau§» lau^. 
 
 abuse, d-bLu^f'. &'bL}x^i\ 
 
 mouse, mau§. ntau^. 
 
 excuse, idi'fLnW* ecfg'fLut)^'. 
 
 refuse, ref'«i«|§, rt-Mt)^'» 
 
 use, !«{)§, jnf}S. 
 
 premise, ^jrem'-tf, pxi'VXiit', 
 
 3n sy unb sey am Snbe ber SBorter tjt s »vefc^, tocnn 
 etn unaccentuirter 33ofal »orl)crge:^t, easy, i'e'-ft, greasy, 
 grie'^fi, noisy, neu'^ft ; tocnn ber Slccent auf ber t)or=Bor» 
 Ic^ten <Bilhi Itegt, tft eg l^art, heresy, l|)cr'=t=§te, poesy, 
 )^D'-tȤte, tcenn ein flitffiger Sonfonant oort)erget)t unb ber 
 5Iccent auf ber Dorlc^ten @tlbe t(t, fo tft baiS s ttjetc^, »te 
 tn palsy, V«^l''ft, flimsy, flim'=p, clumsy, flbm'=ft. 3n 
 pursy tfl bag s ^art, |Jor'=gi. 
 
 Sible t)at baS s wcic^, h)enn ein 3Scfal ijor^ergc^t, visible, 
 Voii'4'U, risible, ri^'=i=bl; toenn aber etn pffiger'Son- 
 fonant »or^ergc^t, fo tji e6 l)art, sensible, gen'''§t=bl, re- 
 sponsible, ri=fpau'=f?i=bl. 
 
 Ise tjt tretd^, mi't 5lu^naf)me ber corner ern)af)nten Sib- 
 jjecttse unb et'ntger Subjlanttse, tctc paradise, p&x^'d'hti^, 
 anise, dn'-nt§, grise, grei§, verdigrise, wer'-bi-gvief, 
 mortise, travise. 
 
 Sal unb sel nac^ einem 23ofal ftnb tueic^: nasal, n&^' 
 fdl, proposal, ^)ro-i5o'=fdl, nacfe einem Sonfonanten ift 
 bag s ))axtt universal, ju=nt='n)i3r''-gdt. 
 
 3n sQu, sen unb sin ijt bag s toei(^: reason, rie'*fon, 
 chosen, tfd)o''fen, cousin, foe'^fn. 3lugna^men: mason, 
 Tna''-§i3n, bason, ba'=§iin, garrison, caparison, compar- 
 ison, pardon, person. 
 
 9iac| re \)at eg faji immer ben weidien 3:ou, resemble, 
 rt'fem''=He, reseat, ti=fent^, resist, ri^fift''. 5Benn bag 
 re toiebet bebeutet unb bag SBort oi)ne bag re etne Sebeu» 
 tung "^at, fo ift bag s I)art; in resign (reftgniren),^rt»fein', 
 tft bag s toetd), aber in resign (toteber unterjci(|nen), ri» 
 f etn', tft eg ^art. 
 
 S l)at ben Saut con SH ober ZH, bag ^etgtt »on fd) 
 l^art ober srt) mi^, S Ijat ben fd)arfen Saut ijon ftt bor 
 finer 2?ofal»erbinbung, too ber erfle Saut i ift, a(fo and) 
 toor n, toenn ber SIccent auf ber borgefjenben <5i!be ift, 
 ttber bor ion unb u nur banu; wenn ein pffiger Sonfonant 
 
 ober etn anbereg s bem s sorangetjt. Persian, jjb'r'-fd^i^drt, 
 nauseate, nd{)''»fc^i„al>t, expulsion, ecfg=pi)r=fc^on, pres- 
 sure, )3refi^'»fdjijr. 
 
 @g i)cit ben l^atten Saut in sure, ^vi\)x, unb sugar, 
 fc^ug''<=ijr, unb ben ba»on abgeleitetcn SBiirtern. 
 
 5)en toei(^en S^on zh (gc^) l^at bag s in ber (Silbe sion 
 unb »or u, ivenn ber Slccent auf ber bovl)erge{)enben ®ilbe 
 rul)t unb ein 23ofal bicfelbe fc^Hcf t, toie in pleasure, ijlegt^''- 
 ox, treasure, trcgc^''*iir, measure, mcg{|''-ijr, evasion, 
 i»toa''''gc^bn. 
 
 Asia toirb ijon (Sintgen regelmagig a'=gc^Ld, Bon Sltt- 
 bern a'=fct)i^d auggef|jro(^en. 
 
 S ift ftumm in ben folgenben SBiJrtern : isle, eil, island, 
 
 ei'»Idub, aisle, eil, demesne, bi^mal^n', puisne, piai^-nt, 
 
 viscount, wei''=faunt. 3n mel^reren franjijfifc^en SBiJrtern, 
 
 bie ncd^ il)re Driginal=2lugfprac|>c be^alten ^aben, toie 
 
 sous, §ul), vis-a-vis, toie^gd^toie', unb corps, too beibe 
 
 23uc^ftaben ps ftumm finb, unb toeldljeg fol^r auggef))roc^ett 
 
 toirb» 
 
 SC 
 
 »or a, 0, u, 1 unb r lautet tote ffj scandal, ffdn'-bdl, 
 scorn, ffd|)rn, scull, ffiil, scroll, ffro^l. 
 
 33or e, i unb y tote ^t scene, Jien, science, fein'-eng. 
 2lugna{)men: sceleton, ffel'=li-tijn, sceptic, ffc))'''ticf, 
 scirrhus, ffir'-rb§. 
 
 9Sor e unb i, toenn ein anberer SSofal folgt unb bie Bor- 
 get)enbe ©ilbe betont tjt, toie in conscience, fan'»f^iJn§, 
 conscious, fan'-f4)i)g» " 
 
 SCH. 
 
 3n eschew unb escheat toie 6tfit)J eg-tfcfitt', e8»tf4)iet'« 
 
 SH. 
 
 Sh toirb ganj toie bag beutf^e fcf) auggef)3ro^en : shield, 
 f^ielb, mash, mdfc^. 9?ur in cuish toirb eg toif s aug- 
 gefproclen: fuJ§5 beffer ift eg, man fc^reibt biefeg SBort 
 cuisse. 
 
 T, 
 
 T I)at benfelben ?aut toie im !Deutfc^cn. 
 
 25or bem gcbrangten £aut e ober i, unb toenn ber 3lc- 
 cent auf einer ber Borijergcl^enben ©ilben ift, uertoanbelt eg 
 fi^ in tf(^: nature, na'-tfc^ur (tfci^iJr), fortune, fd^r'- 
 tfchun (tfc|)cn), creature, frie'»tfc^ur (frte-tfcl)ijr). 
 
 SCor i, toorauf no(^ ein anberer U3ofaI folgt, toie fct), toie 
 in nation, nci'^fc^bn, patient, J)a''-f(^ent, militia, mil- 
 lifcli'^d.' 
 
 9Benn ber Slcccnt auf ber ©tlbe rut)t, tooju bag t QtYoxt, 
 fo bet)a(t eg fetod) feinen natitrli(^en Jon, j. 33. in satiety, 
 §d«tei'«i=ti, toatjreitb eg in satiate, fa'«f^ie»a^t, fic^ in 
 fit serwanbelt. 
 
 3n ben 5lb(eitunggtobrtern ber 3Eitt»ortcf «ni' (Sigen- 
 fcbaftgtoiirter bebalt eg jlebod^ feinen natiirltd^en S^on, toie 
 in mightier, mei'»ti=ijr, pitiest, |3it'=ti«eft. 
 
 T tft ftumm in ben folgenben SBbrtern : bankruptcy, 
 bdnF=riJp=5ie, billet-doux, bil-la=bii^^ chestnut, tfc|)eg'- 
 nbt, Christmas, fri§'=md§, mistletoe, mig''«'gl»t0, mort- 
 gage, mdl)r'=gat)bg^, ostler, ag''=lbr, ragout, xci'QiiY, 
 trait, tra, waistcoat, toeg'^fat, in einigen franjcftft^en 
 aBiJrtern, bie nc^ i\)xe frembc 2;rac^t ntd^t abgelegt l)aben, 
 fo toie auc|) nad^ s in ben ©nbungen tie unb ten : listen, 
 Ii§'-§'n, whistle, uig'«gl. (^luggenommen finb bursten, 
 
tlattflanbtge «:rhltirMng "Utt fnglifffjfn ^iisfi^radfe. 
 
 LXTX 
 
 I)?r''=il'it unb pestle, pcg'=tl.) 3n often unb soften ifl 
 e« (tumm: df'-feti, gaf''»fn. 
 
 TH. 
 
 SBte fc^on »orf)cr erflart worbcn tjl, l)at bae th jttci 
 %ont (tcit t unb b), cinen bnrtm unb eincn tceid^en; ben 
 ))axttn len bejct^ncn totr unit ^, ben iucic^cn mit 9. 
 
 di ift ^art am 5tnfange etnc3 2Bertc^: thank, think, 
 Zldnf, 2(tnf. 3lu^genommen in this, :^i^, that, Jgdt, than, 
 :^dn, the, thee, their, them, then, thence, there, these, 
 they, thine, thither, those, thou, though, thus, thy unb 
 
 S« tjt i)axt am Snbe, toie in death, breath, be^t, trcZ(, 
 au^genommen beneath, bt^nie^' (biefc«/ijt jtceifclbaft), 
 booth, bubW, «n^ ^'f 3<='f»<"fter, bie eigentlic^ ein flumntc^ 
 e am (Snbe t>aben fotlten, wit to wreath, rie^, loath, 
 lob^, uncloath, ijn-flofi^^ seeth, §tc^, smooth, §mul)^, 
 sooth, §u9, mouth, mau^. 
 
 S« tji ^art tn ber ^itte son ©Brtern, toenn etn Sonfo- 
 itant ijortierget)! ober folgt, »te in panther, jjdn'-^ior, 
 orthodox, af^x^-^iiO-Ud^, orthoepy, atir-Zio'J'tie, ath- 
 wart, d-2iu.at)rK, auSgenemmen : brethren, bre^'-ifrn, 
 farthing, fat'-^ing, farther, far'-^iJr, northern, nar'« 
 ^ijrn, worthy, UwiJt^-^fie, burthen, bbt'«^jen (beffer 
 burden). 
 
 Th ijt getoiHinliti^ xotidf in SBorttrn, bie rein englifd^ finb, 
 jtcifcben jwei SOofalen, h>ic in father, W'0x, feather, 
 fe^^'Or, heathen, t)ie''-^?ijn, gather, gd'-^or. 
 
 3n SBiJrtern, bif »on ben alten Sprac^en jlammen: 
 apathy, y-p&'^it, sympathy, ^im'-pd-^iie, atheist, 
 a^'i{i'i^, plethora, uIeZ('''0«rd, ift e«* geirijhnlid) l)art. 
 
 3utteilen tt>irb Th ttie t au^gefvtccben, wit in Thomas, 
 
 tom''d§, thyme, teim, Thames, tein?, asthma, dfl'-mci, 
 
 phthisis, tet'-^ig, phthisic, tii^-iid, phthisical, ti«'- 
 
 «i.fdU 
 
 V. 
 
 V i(i ber tccic^e Ion Bon f, unb ttsirb fafl gnnji hJie bn« 
 beutfdje to au?gefpro(ben, nur mu^ bieUnterlippc ein ttcnig 
 gegen bie obern Ba'bne gcbriicft werben. V ift ftumm in 
 twelvemonth, tu^eK-ntanZi, sevennigbt, §en^=nit, five- 
 pence, fip''»pen§. 
 
 W aUSonfonont. 
 
 Dbglei^ ba« "W in ben ineiften fallen burc^ ein beutfc^ei? 
 u mit 3ufammenjiet)ung be^ folgcnben !8ofrtIs5 b«rgeftettt 
 werben fann, fo wirb ti boc^ am 5lnfange einer ^scilbe a\i 
 Sonfonant betrac^tet. SBenn biefe 3ufammenjict)ung beg 
 u'g mit bcm folgenben aSofal fct)r raf* gef^ictjt, fo tsirb 
 oudr ein soatommeneg w ^mowjebracfit, nur wcnn ber bem 
 w folgente a?ofal ben Ion son 00 (tib) b'^t/ ^nhtn wix 
 einige Sct)teierigfeit, intern t)ier bcim Ucbergang eon bem 
 rrfien jum jweiten u feine iDeranberung in ber ©tettung 
 ter Drgane oorfattt, tocburc^ boc^ eigentlic^ bei ben anbern 
 ■ S3ofaIen ber Ion beg w'S l)er»ergebradjt »irb. 3n u.ci, 
 u_d, u.S, u„o u. f. ». ijt ber Uebtrgang leicbt, in u^u wit 
 in bem ®orte to woo, »o man bag 00 alg reincg ub t)ort, 
 mu§ man inbe§ ni^t jwei u l)inter einanber aiigf^rfc^ien, 
 fonbern bag erfle u etwag me^r tt5ie tt» augfprecben, unge- 
 fabr toie bag t» in ©cbttjur. IDiefeg 3ufammentreifen 
 Pnbet nur in fet)r wcnigen SEiJrtern jlatt : in to woo unb 
 
 ben ba»on abgcleitcten iBbrtcrn, wo w sor 00 jlcbt, bat 
 bag 00 ben ^Jaut uon A (u furj), unb bie ©d^wierigfeit 
 fcittt weg, wie in w,ood, u^ub, wool, u-ul u. f. W. 
 
 W ift ftumm «or r, wie in wrack, racf, write, reit, 
 wrong, rang, uub Bor h, wenn mit bem lone son ol) 
 ober ub ^olqt, wit in who, t)ul), whole, l)ot)L 
 
 9?ocb ifi eg ftumm in sword, got)rb, answer, dn'=§or, 
 two, tut), in ben ^Hapc|itioneu toward unb towards, tol^rb, 
 tcbrbg, aber in ten Slbjcctitten unb Slbserbien Wirb eg aug* 
 gefprod^en, toward, towar^ly, to'^u^ijrb, to''=uJrb=H, auc|» 
 in boatswain, bol)' = §n, cockswain, fdf''»§n. 
 
 SBenn w »or einem h ftel)i, fo Wirb bag h juerjl augge- 
 fprod)en, ober bag wh uerwanbelt fic^ in hoo (()u), wel^cg 
 fc^uell mit bem felgeuben 2?ofal auggefpro(|en werben mu§t 
 why, bu.ci', when, bu^en', what, bu^dK, wheel, {)ujel'. 
 
 (£g giebt ijietleic^t fcinc Stcgel ber 2lugfprac|ie, bie fo oft 
 iibertrcten wirb, unb bennod^ ift eg eine fel)r nU$lic|)e, ba eg 
 oiele SBiJrter giebi, bercn Sebeutung man nur bierburi^ in 
 ber 2lugfprac|e untcrfc^ciben fann ; fo tjaben wir j. ^. 
 whale, SBatlfif^, wale, 5tnfc()rote unb wail, SBebflage ; 
 whey, bie 9>Jolfen, way, ber SBeg; wheal, bie 5iune, 
 wheel, bag 9tab, weel, bie 3teufe } to whet, f^arfen, to 
 wet, bene^en, u. f. w. 
 
 X. 
 
 SJBirb wie ks ober gz anggefprod&en, bag f)ei§t, eg ift etn 
 jufammcngeff^ter Sonfonant, bcffen beibe 5i3eftanbtt)ei(e 
 entwcber l;art ober wetc^ fein fonnen unb ber bonfelben dit' ' 
 gein wie biefe, folgt. 
 
 eg t)at ben b«rten Ion wie ks (fg), wenn eg am Snbe 
 einer accentuirtcn (Eilbc ftct)t, wit exercise, ecf'-9i)r-§eig, 
 excellence, ecf''§el=len§, ober wenn ber Slccent auf ber 
 folgenben Silbe rubt unb biefe mit einem Sonfonanten an- 
 fangt (auggcnommen h), excuse, ecfg^ftul^^', except, 
 ccf'gept', expense, ecfg-pen§'. 
 
 gg bdt ben weidjcn Ion gz (gg), wenn ber 9Iccent ni^t 
 barauf liegt unb bie folgeube 5ilbe, bie ben Slccent l)at, mit 
 einem SJofal anfangt, wie exert, eg-fiirt^ exist, eg-|ift', 
 exordium, cgg-al)r'-=bi„bm ; ebeu fo ift e-g, Wenn h folgt, 
 exhale, cgg^dbl', exhibit, egg-l)ib^»it. SBenn aber in 
 mcl)rfilbigen SIBbrtern ber 5tebenaccent auf ex rubt, fojjl 
 biefer Su(i()ftabe fci^arf, wit in exhibition, ed-gi^bifd^'^ijn. 
 
 3n jufammengefe^ten ober abgelciteten SBbrtern, wo bag 
 Stammwort fic^ auf x cubigt, bleibt baffelbe jeboc^ f)art, 
 wit in taxation, tdrf-§a'-f^bnn, vexation, WCcf^^a'- 
 fcbbnn, and) nod) in doxology, borfȤol^-o=^4'ie, proxi- 
 mity, prod»9im''-i''tie. 
 
 X wie s nimmt nur ben Ion bon ksh, ffc^ an, wenn ber 
 iJlccent auf ber Dorbergcbenbcn ®il6e ru'^t, baber ber Un» 
 terfd)ieb jwifdjen luxury, Ibd^-fd)br=ri unb luxurious, 
 lbd=ftu^«ri'b§ ; fo aucb in anxious unb anxiety, dnF* 
 fc^b§ unb dng-fei'-i'tie. 
 
 Y, Sonfonant. 
 
 ®o Wit bag w burc^ 00^ bargeftettt werben fann, ebenfo 
 fbnnte man bag y burd^ ee^, it. barftetten unb burt^ bie 
 fc^neHe 25erbinbung beffelben mit bem folgenben aSofal 
 wiirbe and) l)ier ber Ion beg y ober beg beutf^en j ent- 
 flel^en, nur bie SObrtcr, in benen ein langer ee Ion folgt, 
 wUrben ©cliwierigfeiten »erurfa(|en unb beweifcn, bag bag 
 
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 tJoUflantiifiC «!;rhiarunc inr cnglif^fn ^utfptadie. 
 
 y ttivfltd) in btefem gaC fctn rfincr 33ofal t(l. SDenn iviv, tet, intern man ba^ fci;arfe f ober ^ unter Slnjic^ung bf« 
 
 yet mit Let bejeic^neii unb £S5 fc^uell auSfpre^en, inbem 
 Jvir bag ct ftarf betonen, fo ^aben twr jet ; in bcm ye 
 toiirbc ba^ t„ie, ober in year bag Ui)x' nid^t jic unb jitjr 
 l^eruorbringen. ©iS |)at iinmer ben Xon be3 beutfc^en j. 
 Z. 
 3)a3 englifilte z ifl ber n^eic^e 3^cn bc^ s unb \)at benfel* 
 kn Slon teie baS beutfd;e f in [o, reifen. ®S tvirb gebil' 
 
 5ttt)em0 auefpri^t. 
 
 gfi nimmt ben hsei^cn Zon son sh (g{|) an, tcenn e« 
 ijor einem Doppeltaut nac| ber accentuirten ®ilb£ fte^t, toie 
 in glazier, 0la'»jJcl;br, grazier, gra^^f^or, 
 
 3tt rendez-YOUs i^ ti flumm, unb in mezzotinto toirb 
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 FROM MACAULAY'S HISTORY OP ENGLAND. 
 
 During several generations Denmark and 
 
 di-'-ring sev^-&r-il jen-<ir-4'-sh(ins dSu''-mirk dnd 
 btu'^ring gew^=iJr-'dlbec^en»or=a^-f^onnSben''=marif dnb 
 
 Scandinavia continued to pour forth innu- 
 
 skin-d^-ni^-v^-i 1^6n-tin^-ft'd t66 p6r {6vth in-ni'- 
 ffdn=bt=na^'»i»(i fatt'tin^'ju^^b tu \>o^x fo^v^t m*ntu^= 
 
 merable pirates, distinguished by strength, by 
 mftr-i-bl pl'-r&ts dis-ting'-gwish'd bl str^ng^A bi 
 mox'A'bl pti^'xAti bt3»ting''=gujf(|t bei jtrcnoZi bet 
 
 valour, by merciless ferocity, and by hatred 
 viF-lfir bl mSr^-si-Us f^-ros^-6-tS ind bi hi^-trSd 
 to&V4'6x bet jnor'=^i4e§ ft=ro§^=i=tt ditb bet l^a'»treb 
 
 of the Christian name. No country suffered so 
 6v THe krisf-yin nime n6 kin^'-tr^ sif^-fur'd s6 
 ott) i^t frijl^=jdn ne^m ito fott^-tn §of=forb §o 
 
 much from these invaders as England. Her coasts 
 mitsh fr6m TH^se in-v4''-d&rg kz ing''-lind hflir kAsts 
 motfi^ fram ^ki ttt=j»a'»bijr§ (i« mg'-Wnb 'i)'6xx fol)ji« 
 
 lay near to the ports whence they sailed; nor was 
 li n^re t66 TH^ p6rts hwSns THi sil'd ndr w6z 
 la nter tu ^i l)o|rt« liM-«n§ ¥« §rt^lt> nal)x u^ag 
 
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 any part of our island so far distant from the 
 
 kn^-ni p^rt Av 64r IM^nd s6 f^r dis'-tant from THe 
 en'-ni part 5w aur cK^Idiib fo fanr bt^^^tdnt frant ^i 
 
 Bea as to be secure from attack. The same atro- 
 B^ iz t66 be s^-kire^fromit-tak'' THe s4me Mr6s^- 
 gte dg tu bi §WLut)r'fram dt=tdcf' ^i §at)m d=tra§^« 
 
 cities which had attended the victory of the 
 s6-t66z hwitsh hid it-tSn^-dSdTHi vikMir-ri 6vTH6 
 gi=tieg tjttJtfc^ t)db dt'tett^'beb :^i ttjtcf^-to^ri a» #i 
 
 Saxon over the Celt were now, after the lapse of 
 sik^-s&n6^-vurTHi sSlt wSr n6i if^-tir THe lips 6\ 
 §dcf^=§ort o^'toox T^i §elt toijrr nau df =tor §t Idp^ aw 
 
 ages, suflFered by the Saxon at the hand of 
 i'-jes sif^-f&rd bl THd sik^-sin it TH^ hind 6v 
 d^'hi^ti §bf^-forb bei T^i gdcf'=§i)tt dt J^i l)dnb atu 
 
 tbe Dane. Civilization, just as it began to 
 
 TH6 dine siv-i-li-zi'-shiin j&st iz It be-gin' tod 
 j^i bat)n §i»«i'li=fa'-f4''J«n b^d^bit de it bi-gdti' tu 
 
 rise, was met by this blow, and sank down once more, 
 rize w6s mH bi THis bid ind sink d6dn wunse mdre 
 rci^ n^U ntct bei igig bio ditb §dnf baun u^bng^ motjr 
 
 Large colonies of adventurers from the 
 
 lardje k61'-6-n^es 6v id-v^n-'^tshur-irs fr6m THd 
 hxt>i^ !dK=o-nie§ dw db'tcctt'-tfd;or'iJr^ fram J§.i 
 
 Baltic established themselves on the eastern 
 biK-tIk Js-tib'-lisht THSm-sSlvz' 6n THd ^^-stftru 
 ba^K=tid eS-tdb^=^lifc^t ¥em=§eltv6' dn ^i ie^^ftbrn 
 
 shores, spread gradually westward, and, support- 
 shorz spr§d grid'-A-il-ld wdst'-wird ind siip-p6r''- 
 ^o\)x€ fprcb grdb^^jU'dl'U M^eft^=u^brb dnb §bp'-|)oi)r- 
 
 ed by constant re- enforcements from beyond 
 tSd bi k6n''-stint r6-Sn-f6rse'-m^nts fr6m b6-y6nd' 
 teb bei fdu'=ftdnt rie=en=foi)r§'=meutg frdnt bi^jdnb'' 
 
 the sea, aspired to the dominion of the whole 
 im sd i-spir'd' t6 TH5 d6-min'-yun 6v TH^ hdle 
 ^t gie d^fpeirb^ tu ^i bc^miu'»ibn dt» ^i t)ol)l 
 
 realm. The struggle between the two fierce Teu- 
 rSlm TH5 strug'-gl bSt-wi^n' THS t66 fedrs td- 
 relm ^i ftrog'»gl bet^ujen'' §i • tu ^t^x^ tiu» 
 
 tonic breeds lasted during six genera- 
 
 t6n'-ik breeds lis'-tSd di'-ring sicks jSn^r-i'- 
 tdit'=icf brieb6 Id=fteb biu''»ring §icfg tii^exi'tX'd^' 
 
 tions. Each was alternately paramount. Cruel 
 shuns eetsh w6z il-t^r''-nit-16 pir'-i-m6dnt kr66'-ll 
 
 fc^ijmtia ietf^ u„dg dl=tet'=ndt=U )jdr'-d»mautit fru'=i( 
 
 massacres followed by cruel retribution, 
 
 mis'-si-kurs f61'-16'd bi' kr66'-U rSt-tr^-bi'i'-sh&n 
 md§'»^d-forg far»!ot)b bei fru'-il ret=tri-biu'=f4)ijnn 
 
 provinces wasted, convents plundered, and ci- 
 
 prov'-vin-sSs wi'-st^d k6n'-v£nts pliin'-diir'd ind slt'- 
 pidw'-«5in=§c0 u„d'»[ttb fdn'-went^ <)lbit^-bijrb dnb §it'- 
 
 ties razed to the ground, make up the greater 
 ti^z riz'd t66 THe gr6i\nd mike ftp THe gri-'-tftr 
 tic^ rat)^b tu ^i graunb md\)t eft ^i grec'-tbr 
 
 part of the history of those evil days. At 
 part 6v THi his'-tur-d 6v TH6se 6'-v'l dize it 
 jjart dw iffi Iji^'^tor^i dtp ^o^g i'-iol bd^g dt 
 
 (Lxxn) 
 
i'cfeiibuna mit tiojjpfltcr ^nlfrlincar-Scfdjmliunj) ^cr ^usfprttf^c 
 
 LXXIII 
 
 length the North ceased to send forth a constant 
 UngthTUl nbrth sist tdd sSnd fbrth 4 kdn'-stint 
 UngZi fti milirZi §iejt tu f«nb fol)r2i a fan'-fldnt 
 
 stream of fresh depredators, and from that 
 Btr44m 6t frSsh dSp-prA-dA'-tfirz ind fr6m THit 
 Priem Sto fref^ fcet)-|jri-ba'»torg dnb fram ^dt 
 
 time the mutual aversion of the races 
 
 time THi mi'-tshd-il i-ver'-shin Av TH4 ri'-sls 
 teim ^fi miu'«t|'d()u^dl d'tuor'-fdjonn ato §i ro^^gia 
 
 began to subside. Intermarriages became 
 
 b6-gin't65 s&b-slde'' In-tir-mir'-rld-jia be-kime'' 
 bi-gdn'' tu §ob*§eit)'' in-ter-mdr''-rib'0c()i3 bt=fo^m' 
 
 frequent. The Danes learned the religion of 
 fi6'-kw4nt THd din'z Ifirnt TIU rA-lld'jin 6v 
 fri'-quent §i iii^ni Ib'rrnt §t ri-lib'-^4)ijnn fito 
 
 the Saxons, and thus one cause of deadly an- 
 TH4 sik'-sfins ind THis win k&wz 6v dhd'-U 4n- 
 ^« 9'ift''§«'n§ <inb ]^b« ujn fal>« Sw beb'«lt dn- 
 
 imosity was removed. The Danish and 
 
 A-m68''-8d-tc yttz rA-m66v'd' THd di'-nlsh ind 
 i-ina§'-§i-ti uAi ri»ntul)tDb' ^t bd'-ntfc(> dnb 
 
 Saxon tongues, both dialects of one widespread 
 84k'-s6n tingz hdth dl'-i-16kts 6v wftn wlde'-sprid 
 Idcf-fbn toiiQi bo'2i bei''d-lf(ft§ fiw u^bn u^eib'-fpreb 
 
 language, were blended together. But the dis- 
 ling'-wldje, w£r bl6nMfidt6d-g£th'-ar biit TIU dis- 
 Idng'-fliutbdc^ »brr blen'-beb tu-ge^^'-br bbt i^t bi«- 
 
 tinction between the two nations was by no 
 tlnk'-sh&n bd-twi^n' TIU t66 ni'^-sh&ns wAz bl n6 
 tinf'-f(|>bn bt-lu«itn' ^t tu na''«fcbbnn« \xM bet no 
 
 means eflFaced, when an event took place which 
 m^^uz if-fis'd'' hwdn in 4-vAnt'' t&6k pl4se hwltsh 
 inifn^ t^'^iiW ^u-nt'' dn tr-t»mt' tuf |)lab§ b"-'tf4> 
 
 prostrated both, in common slavery and de- 
 pr69'-tr4-tid b6lh in k6m'-m{in sl4'-vir-6 ind d4g- 
 Vra^'-tra-tcb bc()2i in faiu'-mbn fla'^ttJcr-i dnb beg- 
 
 gradation, at the feet of a thiiM people. 
 gr4-d4'-shin 4t TU6 f6ct 6v 4 th&rd p6'-pl 
 grd-ba'-fcbonn <it ¥» pf' 5* ^ ^''fb })ie''--j>l 
 
 It is remarkable that the two greatest; and most 
 it Is r6-m4rk'-4-bl THit TIfd t66 gr4'-test ind m6st 
 it a ri-mar!'-d-=bl ^&t ^i tu gree'.teji dnb mo^)P 
 
 Balutary revolutions which have taken place 
 
 Bil'-16-ti-r6 riv-vA-ld-'-sliins hwltsh hiv t4'-kn pl4se 
 §d('-lu-tdrirtti3-»»o-lu''lt|)bnn0 t)ujtf(^ l^dto td^Vn )jlrtb§ 
 
 in England — that revolution which in the 
 
 InlugMind THit rSv-vA-14'-sh&n hwitsh In THi 
 in ing''-ldnb i^dt rew-too=Iu'-f^bnn l)Uwttf(i() in Jl}i 
 
 thirteenth century put an end to the tyr- 
 
 thir'-td4n<A sen'-tsh&-r6 pAt in Snd t66 THA tlr'- 
 Zlbr'-tienZi §en'-tfc^u-ri p\xi dn enb tu ^i tir^- 
 
 anny of nation, over nation and that re- 
 
 rin-e 6v ni^-shun 6'-vGr nA'-sbun ind THit rev- 
 rdn-i att na'»fc^bnu o^-t»br na''f(|)bnrt dnb 2idt rctt)- 
 
 volution which a few generations later, 
 
 v6-li'-shin hwltsh 4 fi jin-4r-4''-sh6nz 14'-t&r 
 tt>o-lu'-fd()bnn l;ujt|'^ a ft^u|)'b^^cn»br'a'"f^bnn^Ia'«=tbr 
 
 put an end to the property of man in man — 
 pdt in 4nd t66 THi prAp'-p&r-t^ 6v min in miu 
 put dn enb tu ^i pxap'-pox'ti Sw mdn in ntdn 
 
 were silently and imperceptibly effected. They 
 w4r sl'-Unt-leindlm-pSr-sSpMi-bl^ fif-fSk'-tSd TH4 
 u>,br §ci''=Ifnt-Ii dnb im-ijer-gep'oti-bli ef=fecl^-tcb ^o 
 
 struck cotemporary observers with no surprize, 
 strfik k6-tSm'-pd-r4-rd 6b-zferv'-irz wiTHnA sir-prize' 
 ftrbcf fO'tem'-po-ra«rt ab'\nto''Oxi nj^ no ^ox-pxtii' 
 
 and have received from historians a very scanty 
 ind hive r£-scv'd'fi-6m his-tA'-ri-inz4vir'-r4 skan'-t4 
 dnb bd» ri'§tE»b' fram ^)i§»to'"ri-dng a tt>er'»ri [fdn'<=ti 
 
 measure of attention. They were brought about 
 m6zh'-i\re 6v it-tfeu'-sh&n TH4 wSr briwt i-bA6t' 
 mc^4)'-br alo dt'ten'^f^bnn i§.a. u^brr hx&^t d=baut' 
 
 neither by legislative regulation nor by 
 
 n6'-THiirbl 14d-jis-14'-tiv r^g-A-li^-sbftn ndr bl 
 nie'-Zibr bei leb^b^clji^^Ia'^tiw re9-iU'Ia'--fc()onn nci\)x M 
 
 physical force. Moral causes noiselessly effaced, 
 fiz'-zi-kil fArse mAr'ril kiw'-zSs n61z'-l£s-ld 6f-f4s't' 
 fig'4i-FdI Mrg mar'«rdl fa^'-ffS neu^'-le^-Ii ef=fat)|t' 
 
 first, the distinction between Norman and 
 first Tu6 dis-tink''-sh&n bfi-twicn'' nAr'-min and 
 fbrr§t §i big=tiuf'*fc^bnn bi-tujen^ nat)r'=mdn dub 
 
 Saxon, and then the distinction between 
 
 sAk'-sin ind THSn THA dls-tlnk'-sbun bA-twein-' 
 fdcf'-jjon dnb ^en ^i big«tinf'-fd)ijnn bt=tujen' 
 
 master and slave. None can venture to fix 
 mis''-tir ind .slive nin kin vAn'-tshAre tAA flks 
 ind9'=tbr dnb flal)** "on '(^n tom'-t[d)iir tu ftcf« 
 
 the precise moment at which either distinc- 
 THA prA-slse mA^-mAnt it hwltsh A^-THir dls-tink'- 
 ^i pxi'^ii^ mo'=ment at l()uJtfc^ ie'-^br big-tinf- 
 
 tion ceased. Some faint traces of the old Norman 
 shin sAst sim f4nt tr4'-sAs 6v THA Aid nAr'-min 
 f(i)bnn giejl gbin fa'bnt txd^^^ii ato }^i o^lb ifebr'-^ntdn 
 
 feeling might perhaps have been found late in 
 fAA'-ling mite pAr-hips' hiv bin fAind lite In 
 fie'-Iing mett pcr=bdp§' ^dto bin faunb la'bt in 
 
 the fourteenth century. Some faint traces of 
 THA fAre'-tAAn^A sAn'-t.shi-rA sim fint tr4'-ses 6v 
 ^i fobr'-tien^t §cn'«tf(|u-ri gbm fcibnt tra'-gcg &to 
 
 the institution of villanage were detect- 
 THA In-stA-ti'-sbin 6v vU'-lin-4dje wfir dA-tAk^- 
 yg-i in-fti«tiu''fdbbnn ftto hJiK«ldn«ol)bi34> viJxx bitted'- 
 
S ef eii^ung 
 
 mil boppeffer 3nferfmear=Sercfjrei6unfl ber flusfpracOc, 
 
 (bie etne ijon Sdfer, bie anbere mtt beutfc^en Suc^fta^en nad^ 
 meinem eigcnen ®^ftemeO 
 
 PROM MACAULAY'S HISTORY OF ENGLAND. 
 
 During several generations Denmark and 
 
 di''-rlng sev'-fl.r-il jen-Ar-i'-shiins dSn-'-mirk ^nd 
 Hu^-ring f etc'=or»(il b«(|en-or=a'=fc^onnS ben''=marf dnb 
 
 Scandinavia continued to pour forth innu- 
 
 skan-dd-n4'-v^-i 1^6n-tin'-ft'd t66 pAr f6rth in-nA^- 
 ff(in=bt=na^-J»t=(i fatt^tin'-julib tu (3ot)r fol)v2i in=niu^' 
 
 merablo pirates, distinguished by strength, by 
 m&r-l-bl pK-rits dis-ting''-gwish'd bl str^ng^A bl 
 m'ox'd'bl pti^'X&ti btS»ttng'=guJfc|)t M ^vmq^ bet 
 
 valour, by merciless ferocity, and by hatred 
 vilMftr bi mfer^-s^-lgs fd-ros^-6-t^ ind bl hi^-trSd 
 todF-'lbr bet mbr^»§i=le§ p=rDg^=t=tt dnb bet l^ci^'treb 
 
 of the Christian name. No country suffered so 
 6v THe krlsf-yin nime n6 k<!in''-tr^ s&f'-fur'd s6 
 Dto Jgt frift'=j(in nct)m no fbn^'tn §bf=fbrb go 
 
 much from these invaders as England. Her coasts 
 m&tsh fr6m TH^se In-vi^'-d&rs iz IngMS^nd hir kdsts 
 mlJtf^ frSm :9te3 ttt-i»fl''=bi3rg d« tng'-ldnb Ijijrr !o]|)il« 
 
 lay near to the ports whence they sailed; nor was 
 li nire t66 TH^ p6rts hwSns THi sil'd n6r w6z 
 la ttter tu #{ ^jo'^rt^ '(ut^en§ ^a §at)lb nal;r it^ag 
 
 any part of our island so far distant from the 
 4n'-n4 p^rt 6v bhv l^-lind sd f^r dis'-t^nt from TH^ 
 etf'^nt pcixt ato am ei^'Idnb fo faar bi^'-tdnt fram ^i 
 
 eea as to be secure from attack. The same atro- 
 Bh iz t66 bes^-kire^fromit-tik^ TII^ sime i-tr6s^- 
 gte U tu bi gWLu^r^fram dt-tdcf'' ^t §at)m d=tra§^= 
 
 cities which had attended the victory of the 
 Bi-t^6z hwitsh hM it-tSn^-dadTH5vikMir-r^6vTHi 
 gt'tteg t)iijtfc| t)db dt'ten-'-bcb ^i tt>tcf^«to=rt aw ^i 
 
 Saxon over the Celt were now, after the lapse of 
 Bik'-sftn 6'-v&r TH6 s61t w6r n64 af'-tur THe lips 6v 
 §dcf^=gbn o'»n)iJr ^t §eU ttjorr nau df'=tbr i§.i Idp^ a» 
 
 ages, suffered by the Saxon at the hand of 
 i-'-jes s&f^-f&vd bl TH^ slk'-s&n it TR& hind 6v 
 a'=bgc^e5 §bf^»fcrb bet ^i §dcf^=§bn dt igtt l)dnb atu 
 
 the Dane. Civilization, just as it began to 
 
 THi dine siv-6-l^-zi'-shun just iz It bd-gin' too 
 ^i ba^n §iw-i»ti»fa'==f(^bnn b^^'^jt d^ it bi»gdn'' tu 
 
 rise, was met by this blow, and sank down once more, 
 rize w6s mH bi THis bl6 ind sank d6dn winse mAre 
 reis5 uM met bci igttS bio ditb §dnf baun uJng^ mctjr 
 
 Large colonies of adventurers from the 
 
 lardje k6r-6-n^^s dv id-v^n''=tshur-firs fr6m THd 
 larb^c^ faF=o-nteg dto db=h)en'=tfci^or«brg frdm ^i 
 
 Baltic established themselves on the eastern 
 biK-tik Ss-tib'-lisht TH^m-sdlvz' 6n TH^ ^^-st&rn 
 ha^V'tid eg'tdb^-ltfdi)! i^em^gelwe' dit :gi ie^-ftorn 
 
 shores, spread gradually westward, and, support- 
 sh6rz sprfed grid'-i-il-16 wdst'-wird ind s&p-pdr'- 
 fc^D^ir^ fpreb grdb^-ju»dl»U n„efl^=uJrb dnb §bp'-|Jot)r- 
 
 ed by constant re- enforcements from beyond 
 tdd bi k6n^-stint r^-Sn-f6rse'-m4nts fr6m b^-y6nd' 
 teb bei fan'-|tdnt rie=en=fo^rg^=meut^ frdm bi-jdnb' 
 
 the sea, aspired to the dominion of the whole 
 TH^ s6 i-splr'd' t6 TH5 d6-min'-yfltn 6v TH^ h61e 
 li §te d'fpcirb^ tu T^i bo-min'-ibn dto §i \}o\)l 
 
 realm. The struggle between the two fierce Teu- 
 r^lm THS str&g'-gl bet-wedn' TH^ t56 f^^rs td- 
 vclm ]^i itriig^-gl bet^ujen'' §{ • tu pe^rg ttu- 
 
 tonic breeds lasted during six genera- 
 
 t6n'-ik breads lis'-tSd di'-ring sicks jSn^r-i'- 
 tdit'=icf briebS Id'ftcb biu'=ring gicfg b^d^en»er=a'- 
 
 tions. Each was alternately paramount. Cruel 
 shuns eetsh w6z il-t^r''-nit-l^ pir'-i-mdi'int kr66'-il 
 
 fc^bnng ietfi^ uM dl=ter'=ndt4i pdr'^d^maunt fru'=if 
 
 massacres followed by cruel retribution, 
 
 mis'-si-kurs f6K-16'd bi kr66'-il rSt-tr^-bi'i'-sh6n 
 md§^»gd»tbrS fdl'-Iotib bei fru'-il ret=tri-biu'«f^(jnrt 
 
 provinces wasted, convents plundered, and ci- 
 
 pr6v'-vln-sSs wi'-st^d k6n'-vSnts plun'-diir'd ind slt'- 
 prdw'-t»in=ge0 u^d'^jleb fdn'-juentia plbu^-=bbrb dnb gtt'- 
 
 ties razed to the ground, make up the greater 
 tc6z riz'd t66 THe gr6i\nd mike ftp THe griMflir 
 tie3 rdi)«b tu ^i graunb maf)f ijp ^i gree'-tbr 
 
 part of the history of those evil days. At 
 part 6v THi his'-tur-6 6v THAse i'-v'l dize it 
 part dw ^i l;ig'=tbr-i dw i^o^i i'-wl btt()0 dt 
 
 (lxxii) 
 
iTcfeiilmnfl mit ioppcltrr JJntrrlinfflr-Bcf^mliunfl t)rr ^usfprod)*. 
 
 LXXIII 
 
 length the North ceased to send forth a constant 
 UngthlHi. ndrlk sist t66 sSnd fbrth i kfin'-st^nt 
 ItngZt ¥» nabr^t §tfjt tu ffnti fc^r^i a fan'-ftdnt 
 
 stream of fresh depredators, and from that 
 Btriim At frSsh dip-pr4-dA'-t&rz ind frfim THit 
 ftriem ato frefc^ be)j«')?ri-ba'»tor« dnb frdm ^dt 
 
 time the mutual aversion of the races 
 
 time TH6 mA'-tshA-il i-ver'-sh&n 6v Tlld r4'-sls 
 teim ^i intu'-tfc^u_dl d-n?cr'-fd>ijnn ato ^i ro'«§i« 
 
 began to subside. Intermarriages became 
 
 bi-gJln't46 sfib-slde' In-tfir-mir'-rid-jia be-kime' 
 bi'gdn'' tu §ob-gfib' in-ttX'mdx^'X\t'id)ii bi-fal>m' 
 
 frequent. The Danes learned the religion of 
 fri'-kwSnt THd din'z Ifirnt THd r4-lld'j&n 6v 
 fri'-qutnt ^i ba^n^ liJrrnt ^i ri-Ub'-^4)i>nn dtt) 
 
 the Saxons, and thus one cause of deadly an- 
 THA sik'-s&ns ind THis w&n kiwz 6y dSd'-lfi in- 
 i^i 9dc!'-§bn§ dnb ^'6i u^iJn fa^« fiw beb'-Ii dn- 
 
 imositj was removed. The Danish and 
 
 4-m68'-si-t6 w6z r4-m66v'd' TH6 di'-nlsh ind 
 t-mag'-§i-ti uM ri-mubmb' ^t bd'-ntf(^ dnb 
 
 Saxon tongues, both dialects of one widespread 
 s&k^-s&u tCingz bdth dl'-i-lSkts 6v wftn wide'-sprid 
 §d(f''-§bn tijng« W^, bfi'-d-lrtftf ato luon u^eib'-iprrt 
 
 language, were blended together. But the dis- 
 ling'-wldje, w£r bl4n'-dfidt66-g4th'-6rb(it TH4 dls- 
 Idng'-gu^tb^t^ »crr bltn'-beb txi-qt^^-ox Vet ^i bia- 
 
 tinction between the two nations was by no 
 tlnk'-shin bd-twi^n-' THc ti6 niVsh&ns wAz bi nit 
 tinf 'fc^ton bi-tujcn' :^i tu na'-fc^iinnfi u^ai bti no 
 
 means effaced, when an event took place which 
 mddnz if-fis'd'' hw^n &n £-viut^ t66k plise hwltsh 
 mitni ef-fat)jt' Iju^fn' dn u-tetnt' tuf v'i<)§ ^u-«tf4i 
 
 prostrated both, in common slavery and de- 
 prAs'-tri-tdd b6<A in k6m'-m&n sli'-vir-d ind dAg- 
 jjra^'-tra-tcb bo^j^i in fam'-miJn (lo'-tecr-t dnb beg- 
 
 gradation, at the feet of a thiiM people, 
 gri-di'-sh&n it TIU fiet 6v & third pi'-pl 
 grd-ba^'fc^^ijun dt $t ftrt ato a ^oxi pit^'^l 
 
 It is remarkable that the two greatest and most 
 It Isrd-mark'-i-blTIIit THc t6d gri'-test 4nd m6st 
 it ii rt-marf'-d-bl ^dt Jgi tu flvce'-tcft dnb mo^ji 
 
 salutary revolutions which have taken place 
 
 sil'-lft-ti-ri riv-v6-l&''-sh6n8 hwltsh hiv ti'-kn plise 
 ^dr-lu-tdrirW'too-lu'-fc^onne t)ujtf^ \)dxo td\}Vn plat)§ 
 
 in England — that revolution which in the 
 
 In lug'-lind THit rfiv-vA-li'-sh&n hwltsh In THi 
 in ing'-ldnb ^dt rcttj-too»lu'-fc|>iJnn ^uJtf4) in ^i 
 
 thirteenth century put an end to the tyr- 
 
 thir'-tdin^A sen'-tshji-rd pit in And t66 THi tir'- 
 Zlor'-ticnZi gen'-tfc^ju-ri t>ut dn enb tu ^i tir'- 
 
 anny of nation, over nation and that re- 
 
 rin-d 6v ni''-shun A'-vir ni''-shin ind THit rev- 
 rdn-i aw na''fc^iJnu o'«t»iJr na'-fd{)iinn dnb ^idt rcto. 
 
 volution which a few generations later, 
 
 vA-li'-ph6n hwltsh 4 fii jin-dr-4''-sh&nz li'-tir 
 wo-lu'-f^iinn ^u^itfd) afLuf)'b^^en«i>r-»a'>'f(^iJnn^la''=tiJr 
 
 put an end to the property of man in man — 
 pit in fend tAA THd prAp'-pir-td Av min In min 
 put dn enb tu ]^i ))rap'-pijr»tt a» mdn in mdn 
 
 were silently and imperceptibly effected. They 
 w5r sl'-Unt-ldindlm-p5r-sSpMl-bU fif-fSk'-tSdTH4 
 u^ijr 9fi'=lfnt'Ii dnb im»per-§f|)''ti-bli ef^fecf'-tcb i§d 
 
 struck cotemporary observers with no surprize, 
 str&k kA-tSm'-pA-rd-rd Ab-zdrv'-irz wiTHnA sir-prize' 
 ftrijcf fO'ttm'-po-ra-ri ab-ffrtt>'»«jra uJ^ no §or-|3md' 
 
 and have received from historians a very scanty 
 ind hive rd-sdv'd'frAm his-tA'-rd-inz4vdr'-rdskin'-td 
 dnb t)d» ri'^icteb' fram t)i§»to'-n»dn^ a mx'-xi ffdn'-ti 
 
 measure of attention. They were brought about 
 mSzh'-ire Av it-tdn'-shin TH4 wSr briwt i-bAit' 
 mf:?c^>'-or a» dt-tm'-fc()ijnn J^d u^crr brd^t d»bant' 
 
 neither by legislative regulation nor by 
 
 nd'-THirbl Idd-jls-li'-tlv rdg-A-14'-shin nAr bl 
 nif'-ZtiJr bti lfb«b?c^iS=la'"ti» reg-ju-la'-fdj>bnn na^x Ui 
 
 physical force. Moral causes noiselessly effaced, 
 fiz-'-zd-kil fArse niAr'ril kiw'-zds nAlz'-lds-U df-fis't' 
 fi«'.ji-fdl fol>r§ mar'-rdl falj''ff3 neu«'-lc«-H ef»fat)|'t' 
 
 first, the distinction 
 first Tud dls-thik'-shin 
 forr§t §i bi§'tinf'-f(^onn 
 
 Saxon, and then the 
 sAk^-sin ind THSn THd 
 fdcf'-^on dnb ^en j§.i 
 
 between Norman and 
 bd-twddn' nAr'-niin ind 
 bt-tujen' nat)r'»nidn dnb 
 
 distinction between 
 
 dis-tlnk'-shin bd-twddn' 
 bi§'tinf'-f(!(;iinn hUtwJtn' 
 
 master and slave. None can venture to fix 
 misMir ind slive nin kin vdn'-tshire tAA flks 
 md§'-tijr dnb n«l)tt> nijn fdn toen'-tfc^ijr tu ftde 
 
 the precise moment at which either distinc- 
 THd prd-sise mA^-mdnt it hwltsh d'-THir dls-tlnk'- 
 ^i pri'§ci§ mo'-ment at l)uJtfc() k'-^ox bi§-ttnf'- 
 
 tion ceased. Some faint traces of the old Norman 
 shin sdst sim fint tri'-sds 6v THd Aid nAr'-min 
 fi^ijnn §icjt §ijm fci^int txd^'^d ato ^i o|)lb ifc^r'-mdn 
 
 feeling might perhaps have been found late in 
 fdd'-ling mite pdr-hips' hiv bin fAind lite In 
 fie'-ling mcit per-^dp^' ^d» bin faunb la^t in 
 
 the fourteenth century. Some faint traces of 
 THd fAre'-tddn<A sdn'-tshu-rd sim fint tri'-ses 6v 
 §i fot)r'-tienZi gen'-^tfcliU'n pm fa^nt tra'-gcg Sh) 
 
 the institution of villanage were detect- 
 THd in-std-ti'-shin Av vU'-lin-idje wdr dd-tdk'- 
 ^i iu'fti'tiu'-fcijionn ttt» t»iK'ldn'at)b^c() u^orr bi'tecf'- 
 
LXXIV 
 
 ^cfettbung nttt tiflppdtcr interlinear- Befdjmbunj^ t^er ^u^fpra^c. 
 
 ed by the curious as late as the days of the 
 tSd M THe ku'-rd-flis kz lite iz TH6 ddze dv THd 
 
 teb bet ^x nu'=ri=ij§ d^ lol)t d3 It tci^ aW Jgt 
 
 Stuarts ; nor has that institution ever to 
 
 stft'-&rts n6r hiz THit In-ste-ti'-sh&n fev'-ur t66 
 
 jltu'=ovt« na^r H« :i4t tn=p{-tm'»fc(ionn m'''ixx tu 
 
 this hour been abolished by statute. 
 THis 6dr bin 4-b61'-lisht bi stit'-tshAte 
 !<§ aur m d=MlMtf(^t tei ftdt'=tfc|)u{)t 
 
 MASTER HUMPHREY'S CLOCK. 
 
 BY CHS. DICKENS. 
 
 Raising my eyes but now to the face of my 
 r4^-zing mi Ize bftt n6ii t66 TH^ fdse 6v mi 
 ra^^^fing met et^ bijt nau tu ^\ faf)§ axu met 
 
 old clock, I remember quite involuntarily, 
 
 61d kl6k i r^-mSm^-bur k\ylte in-T61''-un-ti-re-16 
 ctilb {(act ei rt=mem^=bor queit itt=h)al'=on-td-ri4t 
 
 the yeneration not unmixt with a sort of 
 THd TSn-Jr-i'-shin n6t 6n-mlkst' wiTH i s6Tt 6v 
 
 ^t joen«er»a'»fc(j6nn nat on-mtcfft' yxJ^.' a §a()rt aw 
 
 childish awe, with which I used to sit and watch 
 tshll'-dish iwwlTFF hwitsh^ i Az'd t66 sit ^nd w6tsh' 
 
 tfdjeiF'btfd) al) xtjig.' njtfc^' ei jut)C^b tu §it dub u^atj"^' 
 
 it, as it ticked unheeded in a dark stair-case cor- 
 it iz it tikt un'hee'-dJd in i dirk stire'-kise k6r''- 
 tt &i it tidt lJn=t)te^-beb in a bavt fta()r'»fdf)9 fa()r'=. 
 
 ner. I recollect looking more grave and steady 
 nir i r£k-k61-lSkt' 166kMng m6re grive ind stSd'-i 
 niir et reiJ=fdl-lecft^ lu'-'ftng mcl)r gvdtjw dnb |ieb'=bt 
 
 when I met its dusty face, as if, having that 
 hw^n I mH its dus'-t^ fise kz if hi'-ving THat 
 ^m.en'ei met tt^ bb§^»tt fal)^ &i if l)d'=i»tng Idt 
 
 strange kind of life within it, and being free 
 Btrinje kind 6v life wiTH-in^ it ind b^Mng fr6c 
 jtrci^nb^c!^ feinb a)xi leif u.i:g[=tn' It dnb bi'=tng frie 
 
 from all excess of vulgar appetite, and war- 
 fr6m k\ fek-sSs' 6v viF-gir ip'-pe-tlte ind wir'- 
 fvam at)l e(J=ge§' aj» toDt^^gdr dp'^pt'tctt dnb xiM'' 
 
 ning all the house by night and day, it were a sage. 
 nlng il THi h6Ase bl nlte &nd di It wSr 4 sAdje 
 ning a^l ^i l)'^w5 ^Jct "fit '^"^ ^^ ttnJrr'd §at)b3^ 
 How often have I listened to it as it told the 
 hid &f'-f'n hiv 1 lis'-s'nt 't66 it iz it tdld TEi 
 l^au af'f'n \)iw ei Itg'=nt tu it d« it to^lb It 
 
 beads of time, and wondered at its constancy! 
 bS^ds dv time ind wun''-diird it its k6n'-stin-si 
 fjie'Oi a» tcim dnb u^ijn'-biirb dt it3 fan^=pdn-§t 
 
 How often watched it slowly pointing round the 
 h64 df'-f'n watsht it sl6M^ p6in'-ting r6dnd THi 
 tjaxx df»fn u„a()tfd)t it flo'^It |jeun'=ttng raunb ^t 
 
 dial, and, while I panted for the eagerly ex- 
 di'-il ind hwlle i pan'-t^d fdr TH6 ^^-gfir-U &k- 
 bei'-d( dnb t)^ueiK et iJ^n'^teb fal'r ^^t te^-gijr=(i ed- 
 
 pected hour to come, admired, despite myself, 
 spdk'-t^d 6ar t66 kum ad-mii-'d' de-spite' md-self' 
 fped^'teb aur tu !dm db=meir'b' bi=|>eit' mi-§elf' 
 
 its steadiness of purpose and lofty freedom 
 its st^d'-5-nSs 6v pir'-pis ind 16f''-t5 fr6e''-diim 
 it& fteb'-i-neg dto t)b'r'»))cg dnb laf-tt frte'-bcm 
 
 from all human strife, impatience and desire. 
 frSra ill hi'-min strife im-pi'-shSnse ind d^-zlre' 
 fram dt)l l^tu'=mdn jlretf tm=t5a'=fd)eng dnb bt=feir'' 
 
 I thought it cruel once. It was very hard of 
 1 i/iiwt itkr66Ml w&nse' it w6z' vfer-'-re hard 6v 
 ei l2at)t it fru'=tl u^bng' it u^a^' wer'=rt ^avb aw 
 
 heart, to my mind, I remember. It was an old ser- 
 hirt t66 ml mind i re-m£m' b&r it w6z'' in 61d sSr- 
 ^art tu met meinb et rt=mem''»bljr it u„a3' dn ct)lb §er» 
 
 vant, even then; and I felt As though it ought to 
 Vint e'-v^n Tllcn iud i fdlt iz TH6 it iwt tc^ 
 tcdnt i'=»en ^en dnb ei felt d« :gfo it df)t tu 
 
 show some sorrow ; as though it wanted sympathy 
 sh6 sfim s6r'-rd is TH6 it wdnM^d sim'-pi-^Ai 
 f(^o §bm §ar'=ro dS J^o it n.^n'^teb ^tm^-pd-^it 
 
 with us in our distress ; and were a diill, hfeartlesa 
 wiTH 6s in 6dr dis-trls' ind wSr i dul hirf-lea 
 uJ^ Ij^ in aur bt§=treg'' ditb u„brr' d bijl t)art'-Icg 
 
 mercenary creature. Ah! how soon I learned to 
 
 mSr'-si-ni-r^ kr^'-tsh&re i h6d s66n i l&rnt t6d 
 
 mbric'=§i=nd=rt fvief'fd^ijr al) tjau §ul)n ei Ibrrnt tu 
 
 know that in its ceaseless going on, and in its 
 nd THit in its sddsMSs g6Mng 6n ind in its 
 no §dt in it6 §ie§'=lcg go'=ing an dnb in it* 
 
 being checked or stayed by nothing, lay its grea- 
 bS'-ing tsh^kt dr sti'd bi nii^AMng li its gri'- 
 bi'=ing tfc^cdt &i)x jtdbb bet nbZi'-ing la it* grce'* 
 
 test kindness and the only balm for grief and 
 t£st klnd'-nSs and TH^ dn'-15 bim f6r gr^^f ind 
 tefl feinb'=nc§ dnb ^i djn'»lt baam fal)r grief dnb 
 
 wounded' peace of mind, 
 w66n'-dSd pese 6v mind 
 uutl)n'=beb vte§ ato meinb 
 
 When my fire is bright and high, and a warm 
 hw^n ml fl'-ftr Is brlte ind hi ind i wirm 
 ^u^en met fet'^br i* brett dnb "^et dnb a u^ai^rm 
 
 blush mantles in the walls and ceiling of this 
 bl&sh min'-tls in THS wilz' ind s^ 6 Ming 6v THls 
 bliifcl mdn'-t(« in ^i . u^ai)l«' dnb §te'-ling aw ^t« 
 
 ancient room, 
 
 ine'-tshSnt r66m 
 a{)n'«|'d)cnt rul^m 
 
 when my clock makes cheerful 
 hwSn'' ml kl6k mik's tshSi-'-fil 
 ^u„en' met Uad ma'bf'* tfcber'-fcl 
 
^cfcubunfl mit iJappcUft ^atfrliui'ar-Bcfdjrfitiung tier ^usrprad|)e. 
 
 LXXV 
 
 music like one of those chirping insects who 
 mA''-zik like wAn 6v THAse tshlr''-ping in-'-sekts hbb 
 mLu'-jicf Icif u^iin ato ^ot>« t)"ct>ir^=ping tn''»fe(fW l^u 
 
 delight in the warm hearth, and are sometimes, by a 
 di-llte' In THi wirm hkrth ind kr sAmMlmz bl 4 
 ti-kit^ in §t lua^jrm'' \)axk dub ax §i3m'»trim^ bet a 
 
 good superstition, looked upon as the har- 
 g6dd sA-pir-stl'-shftn Idik'd 6p-T)An>' iz THi hir'- 
 gub §iu-pfr-jli'-fd>i3n Iuf''b of'\ion^ &i 91 ^ar'- 
 bingers of fortune and plenty to that house- 
 bin-j6rz 6v fAr'-tHhAneindplSn^'-ti t5aTH4th64se'- 
 I)inb-e4)orSa»fa^r'-tfc^iJnndnb plcn'-ti tu }^&t !)au§'- 
 
 hold in whose mercies they put their humble trust ; 
 hAld in hd5z mdr'-siiz Tlli pAt THire 6m'-bl trist 
 Ijolilb in \)\i\)i in6r'-§if« T^d |?ut ^ci^r cm'-H trijfl 
 
 when every thing is in a ruddy genial glow, 
 hwin hy'-hr-i Tiling Is In i r6d'-d4 ji'-n^-Al gl6 
 ^u_fn f»'.or-i ^ftng t^ in a rob'-bt b^ci>ie'-ni-dl g(o 
 
 and there are Toices in the crackling flames, and 
 ind THire krybi'-shs In TH6 kr^k'-llng fldmz ind 
 dnb^ §af)r ax m\x'-^ti in §i frdcf'=ling flal)m«- dnb 
 
 smiles in its flashing light; other smiles and, 
 smllz in its flish-'-ing lite 6th'-ir smllz ind 
 §mfil3 in iW fldfc^'Hng leit o^'-ijr §mfi(3 dnb 
 
 other voices congregate around me inva- 
 &th''-6r v6i'-sSs kAng-'-gre-gite i-r6And' md in vi''- 
 (j;g['-or t»m''-§eS fang'-gri'flcljt d^raunb' miin=t»d'- 
 
 ding with their pleasant harmony the si'- 
 ding wiTH THire pUz^-zint liir^-md-nd THd sl^- 
 bing \xJ^ ^oifjr plc^'-sJdnt ^at'-mo-ni i^i §ei'- 
 lence of the time. 
 Idnse dv TH^ time 
 Icn^ ato yi Him 
 
 YOUTH AND AGE. 
 
 jbbtf) 4nd idje — jii(>2i dnb al>b«(l^. 
 
 I saw from the beach, when the morning was shining, 
 1 siw frAm THi bed-tsh hw4n TH6 mAr'-nlng w6z shl'-ning 
 fi fal> frdni ^i bictf(^ Iju^cn ^t maf)r'=ning \xM fc&ti''»mn9 
 
 A bark o'er the waters move gloriously on: 
 i birk Are Tllfi wi''-t6rz m&ve glA''-r4-is-14 An 
 a barf o!>r ^t vu,aY'\oxi mut)W fllo'-ti-«i§-K Sn 
 
 I came, when the sun o'er that beach was declining— 
 1 kinie hwin THi sftn Are THit bditsh wAz di-kli'-nlng 
 ff fa'dm l>u.cn ^i §ijtt o\)x ^dt iitt\d) nM bi-Hei'-ning 
 
 The bark was still there, but the waters were gone. 
 TH6 birk wAz stU THire b&t TH4 wi'-t&rz wSr gAn 
 fi barf u.a3 flil y^at)x bbt i^i u.a^'-ti)r« u^ijrr flon 
 
 Ah! such is the fate of our life's early promise, 
 k afttsh Is TH4 fite Av AAr Uf's firMe prAm'-mlz 
 a §iJtft^ »« S« f"()t *» ^"'^ J"t§ °^''^^ pxam^-mii 
 80 passing the spring-tide of joy we have known; 
 bA pis'-slng THd springMide Av jA<5 - w<S hiv nAn 
 §0 |>a§'-§in9 9i fprinjj''-teib 3w b^^eu Uwie' ^dto no^n 
 Each wave that we danced on at morning, ebbs from us, 
 idtsh wive THit wd dinst An it mAr'-ning Sbz frAm iis 
 iftfc^ u„at)»'¥dt uJe bdn§t dn dt maljr^Mting ebg fraljm ijij 
 And leaves us at eve on the black shore alone, 
 ind U&\z fls it 64v An THi blik shAi-e i-lAne' 
 dnb licto« d3 dt ic» an ^i bldcf fdjol^r d=IoK 
 
 Ne'er tell me of glories serenely adorning 
 nire tfil mi Av glA'-rdez si-r4nc'-U i-dAr'-ning 
 m\)x tcl mt C\w glo'Tiea §i-«ien''li d-bal)r'»ning 
 
 The close of our day, the calm eve of night; 
 THi klAze Av Air di THi kim 4ve Av nlte 
 ft fleljiJ d» aur ba f i fanm im aw xitit 
 
LXXVI 
 
 iffcHbunjj mit i)op|Jcltcr JJntrrlinrar-Bcfdjmbung "bev ^upfprafi)^. 
 
 Give me back, give me back, the wild freslmess of morning 
 giv m^ bik giv m6 bik TH^ wild fr^sh-'-nfess 6v m6r'-ning 
 gtw mi bdd gth> mi bdcf igci ivcilb frefctj^^neg dix) ma|)r^=ning 
 Her clouds and her tears are worth evening's best light. 
 hiir kl6Mz ^nd h&r tierz ir wir^A ^v'-nings b^st lite 
 l^orr flaub^ dnb l^iirr titxi ax ^'6xt\) ieto'=ntngS beft kit 
 Oh, who would not welcome that moment's returning, 
 A hSa wdd n6t wSl'-kim TH^t .m6'-mSnt's rd-t&r'-nlng 
 ^u UwUb jtdt u^tV'fom 'i§-di mo'»mcnt6 rt=tijr^=ntng 
 When passion first waked a new life through his frame, 
 hwfen pish''-&n f&rst wikt 4 ni life thr66 his frdme 
 \)u^tn t)dfc^^=on fiirjl u^a^ft' a ntu leif hxn ]()ie fraljm 
 And his soul — like the wood that grows precious in burning - 
 &nd hiz s61e like TH4 wdd THit grdz pr^sh^-us in bir^-ning 
 4nb i)i$ [ol)l Uif ^t xx^viV §dt grot)^ pxi\^^''6i in bcr^^ning 
 Gave out all its sweets to love's exquisite flame, 
 give 6At k\ its sw^dts t66 Ifivz £ks''-kwe-zit flime 
 flcibJc aut at)ltt« fujete^ tu lo»g ecE§^-fui'fit flal)m 
 
 Thomas Moobe. 
 
 , APOSTROPHE TO THE OCEAN. 
 
 i-pds'-tr6-f6 t66 TH6 d'-sh&n 
 (i-i>a«'-trc=p tu ^t oI)'-f(t)ontt 
 There is a pleasure in the pathless woods, 
 THire is & pl^zh'-ftre In THd pd^A^-lSs wAds 
 9a^r ii a \)h\il)''Dxx in T§i pa\^4i^ u^ubS 
 There is a rapture on the lonely shore, 
 THAre iz i rip'-tshAre 6n TH4 lAne'-U sh6re 
 ^al)r a a. rdp'^tf^iirr an ^i lo^n'=It f^o^r 
 There is society, where none intrudes, 
 THAre iz sA-sl'-^-t^ hwAre niin in-tr66dz'' 
 i^ii^x ii §iJ=fetM=tt ^nSW "''n in'txn\}W 
 By the deep sea, and music in its roar; 
 by TH6 dd^p sk And mii^-zlk in its r6re 
 ffd ^i btct) §te dnb mLu''=ftd in tt^ ro^r 
 I love not man the less, but nature more, 
 i Iftv n6t min THi ISs b&t ni'-tshAre m6re 
 ei lijto nat mdn ^t kg bet na='tfd)orr mcljr 
 From these our interviews, in which I steal 
 fr6m TH6se 64r in'-tSr-vis in hwltsh 1 stSle 
 fram ^ie^ aur tn''=tcr-ii3tul)3 in '(ju^itfc^' ei fiiel 
 From all I may be, or have been before, 
 fr6m il 1 md b^ 6r hAv' bin b6-f6re' 
 frdm ai)l ct mci bt a^x f)d\o' bin bt«fol)r' 
 To mingle with the universe, and feel 
 tfta ming'-gl wiTH TH5 yft'-nd-v^rse And Ui\ 
 tu mtng'-gl uJ^'' It iu'=nt-tt5er§ dnb fteljl 
 What I can ne'er express, yet cannot all conceal. 
 hw6t 1 kAn nAre ^ck-spr5s' ySt kAn''-n6t Al kfin-s^le' 
 ^u^at ef fdn nci^r erf=^«§'' jet fdn'-uat &\)\ fan-§ier 
 
 Roll on, thou deep and dark blue ocean — roll I 
 rill 6n TJWd dUp And dArk blA 6'-sh4n rAll 
 rof)I an ^au biep dnb barf bin e{)''=f^onn xsii)l 
 Ten thousand fleets sweep over thee in vain ; 
 tSn rA6i'-zAnd fl66ts swi^p AM-fir TIU In vAne 
 ten 2iau^-fdnb fliet^ fujcjj o^-tuor ^i in toaH 
 
Man marks the earth with ruin — his control 
 
 min mirks THi tiTih wiTH r66Jn biz k6n-tr61' 
 
 ntiitt marfg i^i 'oxk tiJ^ ruJn '^ii fan-trof)!' 
 
 Stops with the shore; upon the watery plain 
 
 Btdps wiTH TH6 shire ftp-p6n' 1E& wi'-tur-d plino 
 
 flaps u_iS ¥» Wo^r cp-patt'' i^i jua^'-tijr-t plci^n 
 
 The wrecks are all thy deed, nor doth remain 
 
 TH6 rdks kr il THi didd nAr d6TH ri-mdne' 
 
 fft rftf§ flr SH)l J^ti birt na^r bo^ n='ma()n' 
 
 A shadow of man's ravage, save his own, 
 
 & shid'-dA 6v ml&nz ri^-vldje sive his An 
 
 & f(^dt»'-bo a» mini rd'-»ib«4> fci^w ^ii o^tt 
 
 When for a moment like a drop of rain 
 
 hw£n fir 4 mA'-m4nt like i, drAp dv rine 
 
 ll^u^en fa^r a mo'-mrnt leif a brap ato Ta()n 
 
 He sinks into thy depths with bubbling groan — 
 
 h& sinks In-'-tAi THI dSptAa wlTH bib'-bling grin 
 
 l||{ §tnf§ in'-tu T§ti bep2t§ u^t^? bob'-Mtng gro^n 
 
 Without a grave, unknelled, nnconfined, and unknown. 
 
 wlTH-6dt' A grive ftn-nfil'd' 6n-k6n-flnd' ind 4n-nAne' ' 
 
 VLi^-ant' a flra» Sn-neHb' ijn-fdn-feinb' dnb on-nol^n' 
 
 BtR05. 
 
 MERCY. 
 
 m e r'-8 d — m o r t'- g {♦ 
 
 (/Voj» "The Merchant of Venice") 
 The quality of mercy is not strained; 
 THd kwdl'-4-t6 6v mfir'-s6 Iz n6t strind 
 St quaK-t-tt ato morr'=§t ii nat jira^nb 
 It droppeth, as the gentle rain from heaven 
 It drdp'-pi<A is THi j£n'-tl rine fr6m h£v'-v'n 
 it iiap^'ptk &i Mi t!i(S)tn^'ti xai)n fram ]f)et»'-»n 
 Upon the place beneath: it is twice blessed; 
 ftp'-p6n TH6 plise bd-ndTH it is twlse blSs'-sdd 
 ap^'pin 9i t)Ia(>§ bi'ttie? ft is tu.et§ ble§^'§eb 
 It blesseth him that gives, and him that takes: 
 It blSs'-sd^A him Thit givz ind him THit tik's 
 ft ble§'-§e2i 'i)im ®dt fltto« dnb ^im ^At ta^f§ 
 'Tis mightiest in the mightiest, it becomes 
 tis ml'-td-dstin THi mlMi-dst it bd-k&mz' 
 Hi met'-ti-tjl in ¥» met'-H-ejl tt bt-fomm3' 
 The throned monarch better than his crown: 
 THd <ArA'-nid mftn'-nirk bSt'-tir THin hiz krAAn 
 5t iixe\)''ntt man'^narf Ut^^tox M&n f)ii fraun 
 His sceptre shows the force of temporal power 
 hiz sSpM&r shAze THi fArs 6v tim'-pA-ril pAA'-ftr 
 ^ii §ep'-tor f4)o()« ^i Hr§ a» tem'^po-rdl tJCiu'-St 
 The attribute to awe and majesty, 
 THi itMri-biite tAA i ind mid'-jis-ti 
 9t ot'«trt>biul()t tu S.^ dnb mdb'-gd^eg-tt 
 Wherein doth sit the dread and fear of kings; 
 hw.ire-in' d4TH sit THi drid ind fire 6v kingz 
 l^u^oi^r-in' bij^ §tt ^f breb dnb per ato ftnflS 
 But mercy is above this sceptred sway, 
 bit mir'-si iz i-b6v' THis sip'-tird swi' 
 Ut morr'-ft ii a-bato' ^is gep'-torb fu^ci' 
 
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 It is enthroned in the hearts of kings, 
 
 It is kn-thv6'-ned in TH^ hSrts 6v kingz 
 
 tt ii tn'^xo^'mt) m i^i baxti aw tixiQi 
 
 It is an attribute to God himself: 
 
 it is in it'-tr5-b4te t66 g6d him-sfelf 
 
 ft t« An dt'-tri=btu^t tu gab l)im=[clf 
 
 And earthly power doth then show likest God's, 
 
 ind &r<AM6 p6ti'-&r d6TH THSn 
 
 anb or^i'-Ii |)au'=ot ba^ Jgcit 
 
 When mercy seasons justice. 
 
 hwSn mSr'-s5 sS'-z&ns jus'-tis 
 
 })\xan morr'-§t §ie'»fbn^ b^(^oS'-ti§ 
 
 shd li'-kSst g6dz 
 f(|o lei'-fejt gabs 
 
 S H Y L C K. 
 
 . To bait fish withal: if it will feed nothing 
 t66 bite fish wiTH-M' if it will fSdd nft'-iAing 
 tu ba^t ftfd) uJ^-al;l' if it uJV ftcb niJZi'-ing 
 
 else, it will feed my revenge. He hath disgraced 
 Sis it will f^^d mi rfi-vSnje' h^ hiTH dis-gris'd' 
 c(§ it wJK fleb met ri'toenbcf^' l^t ^^ ti^'^riiW' 
 me, and hindered me of half a million ; laughed at my 
 md ind hin'-dftrd mi dv hAf d miK-y&n lift it mi 
 mi dnb ]^tn''«borb mi Sw fjaaf a mtt'-jon laft dt mei 
 
 losses, mocked at my gains, scorned my nation, 
 16s'-sSs m6k'd it ml ginz sk6rn'd ml n4''-8h{in 
 ld§'=§e6 mafb dt met galjnS ffal^rnb mei na'=f(|bnit 
 
 thwarted my bargains, cooled my friends, heated 
 <Awav'-tSd ml bir''-ginz kSfil'd mi frSnds h^'-t^d 
 2tu>.2{)r'«teb mei bar'^gin^ ful)(b mei frenbS t)ie^=teb 
 mine enemies; and what's his reason? I am a Jew. 
 mine Sn'-e-m4ze ind hw6t'z hiz rd'-zin 1 am i j& 
 meiit en'^i-'mteS dnb t)u„ati3 bi« rie'^Sbn ei dm a b^4)U 
 
 Hath not a Jew eyes ? Hath not a Jew hands, organs, 
 hiTH n6t i jA ize hiTH n6t i jA hinds 6r^-ginz 
 })a^ nat a b^^iw fi'^ H^ nat a b?(|u|dttb3_at)r'-Gang 
 dimensions, senses, affections, passions ? 
 
 d^-mSn'-shunz s5n'-sez if fSk'-sh&nz pish'-shfmz 
 bt'men'«fcljbnn» §cu^'§e5 df-fft'^ftl'bnng )jdfcb'»fc^iinn^ 
 
 fed with the same food, hurt with the same wea- 
 fSd wiTH TH6 sime f66d hArt wiTH TH4 sime wJp'- 
 feb «J^ ^i §ai)m fii^b ^brrt uji^ :si §at)m u^ep'« 
 
 pons, subject to the same diseases, healed by the 
 p4ns sib'-jSkt t66THisime dis-^^-zSs h^ld bi THi 
 ^)bnS §bb'=b^c^eft tu :^i ^at)m bis-ie'-geg |)ielb bei ^i 
 same means, warmed and cooled by the same win- 
 sime menz Warmd ind c66rd bl THd sime win''- 
 §al)m miens u«2l)rmb'dnb fiiljib bei i^i §at)m «Jn'° 
 
 ter and summer, as a Christian is? If you prick 
 tir ind sftm'-mAr iz i krist'-y&n iz if y66 prick 
 tijr dnb §ijm'=mijr dS a frift'^jiin ii if jut) pxid 
 
 us, do we not bleed T If you tickle us, do we 
 As d66 wc n6t, blede if y66 tick'-kl As d66 wd 
 ijg bu u.ie^ nat blieb if |u^ tif =H ij§ bu uJe 
 
 not laugh? if you poison us, do we not die? and if 
 n6t lif if y66 p61^-zn As d66 wd n6t dl ind if 
 nat laaf if jut) peu'-Sn b§ bu uJ'e nat bet dnb if 
 
 you wrong us, shall we not be revenged? if we 
 y66 rdng As shil wd n6t bd re-v£njd' if wi 
 ju^ rang ijg fc^dl wJc' nat hi ri^njenb^c^b'' if uJe 
 
 are like you in the rest, we will resemble you in 
 ir like y66 in THd rist w4 wil re-zSm'-bl y66 in 
 
 ax letf ju^ in 
 
 rej^ uJe' u^iC ri^fem'bl jut) in 
 
 that. If a Jew wrong a Christian, what is his hu- 
 THit if i jA r6ng i krist'-yAn hw6t is hiz hA- 
 Jg-At if a b^4)u rang ei friff-jbn l)\xM ii ^iS ju- 
 
 mility? revenge; if a Christian wrong a Jew, 
 miK-e-td rd vSnje' if i krisf-yAn r6ng i jA 
 miK't-tt ri tuenbSd^' if a !rtft'-jbn rang a bSd^u 
 
 what should his sufferance be by Christian ex- 
 hw6t shAd hiz suf-'-fAr-inse h& bl krist'-yAn Sgz- 
 ^nM fdfaub ^i5 ^bf»fbr=dn§ bi iti frijt'-jbn eg=. 
 
 ample ? why, revenge. The villany you teach, I 
 im'-pl hwl re-vJnje' TH6 vil'-lin-J y66 tdtsh 1 
 fdm'=)>l Iju^ei rt'hjcnbSc^^ ^i totr-Idn=i ju tietfc^ ei 
 
 will execute, and it shall go hard, but I will bet- 
 will Sk'-se-kAte ind It shil go hard bAt i wil bSt'- 
 uja ed'=§t=fiail)t dnb it fdjcit go ^arb bet ei u^ia bet'- 
 
 ter the instruction. 
 tAr TIU in strAk^-shAn 
 
 tor Jgi in-firbtf'-fci^bnn 
 
 Shakspearb. 
 
 T HE WIFE. 
 
 THi wife — ^t u^etf. 
 
 I have often had occasion to remark the 
 
 1 hiv 6F-f'n hid dk-ki^-shAn t6d rd-mirk'' TH6 
 
 ei t)d» ar^fn l)db orf=fa'-=fi^bnn tu ri-marf j^i 
 
 fortitude, with which women sustain the most 
 
 f6r'-te-tAde wiTH hwitsh wim-'-en sAs-tine'' THi mist 
 
 fd()r^=tt-tutt)b iLi^ nJtfd; ujm^-en9ij§=ta£)n^ fi mol)jl 
 
fefeabnn^ mtt bupprltfr ^nterUnfar-pffd)r(iIiun3 tut S(\\sfTftad)e. 
 
 LXXIX 
 
 overwhelming • reverses of fortune. Those 
 
 A-v&r-hwSK-ming r5-v5r'-sSz 6t f6r^-ti«hine THise 
 c-Wor-^u^eK-ming xi'tooxx^'^ti ato tat)r'=^tfc^ciin ^eti^ 
 disasters which break down the spirit of a 
 diz-ia'-tArz hwitsh brake d64a THi splrMt dv 4 
 bte-a§''tbr3 t)ujtf(|) ixd\)t baun i^i fpit'-tt 2» a 
 man, and prostrate him in the dust, seem to call 
 niin ind prAs'-trdte him in THi dfist sime t66 kill 
 mdu dnb prad'»trat)t \)im in Tjj-i bijjt §iem tu ta\)\ 
 forth all the energies of the softer sex, and 
 fAr<A ill THd ftn'-Sr-jifiz Av THd sftf'-tftr siks ind 
 fo^rZiat)! §1 en'-er-t?c^ie5 att) ^t §af'-tbr §ecf« dnb 
 give Buch intrepidity and elevation to 
 
 glv sfttsh in-trd-pid'-6-t6 ind ftl-6-vi'-shin t5d 
 gtt» §ijtf(^ m-tri-j)ib'-t-ti dnb el'i-»a''-[(l(»bnn tu 
 their character, that at times it approaches 
 THire kir'-ik-tir THit it times it ip-prA'-tshSz 
 ^ci^r iix''&d'iox Idt dt ttixn^ it dp'))ro'-tf^c« 
 to sublimity. Nothing can be more touch- 
 
 t66 8fib-bllm'-4-t4 nft/AMng kin b^ mAre titsh'- 
 tu fcb-bltm'«i«ti nij^i'-tng tin bi mof)x tijtft^''- 
 ing than to behold a soft and tender female 
 Ing THin tAA b4-hAld' i sAft ind tin'-d&r f6'-mile 
 ing ^dn tu bt-l>oljlb' oi §aft dnb tm'-bor ft'-mat>I 
 who had been all weakness and dependence, and 
 hAA bid bin ill w^^k^-n^ss ind d^-piu'-d^nse ind 
 \)\x t)ih bin a^l ii_icf'-nf§ dnb bi-ptn''ben§ dnb 
 alive to every trivial roughness, while tread- 
 i live' tAA Av'-ftr-d triv'-yil rif'-nSs hwlle trid'- 
 d-Iti»' tu e»'-ijr-i trih)''-LaI rijf'-ne§ l)u„ciK treb'- 
 ing the prosperous paths of life, suddenly ri- 
 ing TH6 prAs'-pftr-fts pi/As Av life s&d'-dSn-16 rl'- 
 tiig ^i )>rag'-i>br-i)§ p&^^ ato leif §bb'-bfn-Ii rci'- 
 sing in mental force to be the comforter 
 
 ling In mftn'-til fArse tAA b4 THi kim^-fir-tftr 
 fing in mcn'-tdl fot)r§ tu bit §i fbnf'-fijr-tcr 
 and supporter of her husband under misfor- 
 dnd B&ppAr'-tftr Av h&r hiz'' bind fin-'-diir mls-fAr-'- 
 dnb §(ip-po^r'-tbr ato \)'6xx l)c«'-bdnb on'-bbrmtg-fa^r''- 
 tune, and abiding with unshrinking firm- 
 tshftne ind i-bl'-ding wiTH ftn-shrink'-ing fSrm'- 
 tfc^bnn dnb d-bci'-bing u^i§ bn'f(^rinf''-ing form''' 
 ness, the bitterest blasts of adversity. 
 nSs TH4 blt'-tfir-est blists Av id-vir' sl-U 
 ne§ ^i bit'-tbr-ejl bldjiS at» db-jcbr'.gi-tt 
 
 As the vine, which has long twined its grace- 
 is THi vine hwitsh hiz 16ng twln'd its grdse'- 
 &i J^i ' min nJt\il) ^ai lang tu_ein'b it^ grcitjg'- 
 
 ful foliage about the oak, and been lifted 
 fil fAM^-ddje i^-b6it THi Ake ind bin lif'-tSd 
 ful U^'ludiftid) d'-baut Jg-i Dl)f dnb bin lif-teb 
 
 by it into sunshine, will, when the hardy plant 
 bl it in'-tA sin'-shine will whSn THi hir^-d4 plint 
 bti it in'-tu gbn'-fcjiein «Jl l)U^fn' igi ^ar'-bi pldnt 
 
 is rifted by the thunder-bolt, cling round it with 
 iz rif^ tSd bl THi MinM&r-bAlt kling rAdnd It wiTH 
 ii rif-tfb bei ^fi 2ibn^-bbr-bol)U fling raunb it ujigt 
 
 its caressing tendrils, and bind up its shat- 
 its ki-rJs^-slng tSn'-drllz ind bind ip its shit'- 
 it0 fd-=re§'-§ing ten'=brile dnb bctnb ii|) iti fc^dt'- 
 
 tered boughs, so is it beautifully ordered by Pro- 
 t&rd bAAz sA iz it bA'-t6-f41-U Ar'-d&rd bl prAv'- 
 tbrb bau^ §0 ii it biu''»ti-=ful=Ii at)r'=biJrb bci prdto^- 
 
 vidence, that woman, who is the mere depen- 
 vi-dfense THit wdm^-fin hAA iz TH6 m^re de-pSn''- 
 n)i-ben§ ^dt u^um'-iin '^n ii Jgi mitx bi^pen'- 
 
 dent and ornament of man in his happier 
 dSnt ind Ar-'-ni-mSnt Av min in his hip'-pd-tir 
 bent dnb ai)r'-nd-ment aw mdn in )}ii l)d))'-))i«br 
 
 hours, should be his stay and solace when smitten 
 AArz shAd hi his sti ind sA'-lise hw4n smit'-tn 
 aure f4)ub bi ))ii fta dnb fo'-la^§ ^u„m §miK-tn 
 
 with sudden calamity; winding herself in- 
 wiTH sid'-dSn ki-lim'-i-td wln'-ding h6r-s61f' in'- 
 uj^ gbb-'-bin fd-ldm'-i-ti u^cin'-bing ]^brr=§elf tn'- 
 
 to the rugged recesses of his nature, ten- 
 tA THd r&g'-gSd Ti-shs^-Bhz Av hiz ni'-tshAre tSn'- 
 tu ^i rbg'-geb ri-§e§'»§ed Sto ))ii nci'-tfc^iir ten'- 
 
 derly supporting the drooping head and bin- 
 diir-\i 8&p'-pAr ting TIU drAA'-plng hSd ind bln'- 
 bijr^li §b'p'>|!cl;r-ttng ^i bru^'-ping l;ceb dnb bein'- 
 
 ding up the broken heart, 
 ding ftp TH6 brA''-kn hirt 
 bing i>|) ^i bro'-In ^rt 
 
 Washington Ibving. 
 
TJcrjeicOniB &Br unrcgermagigen 3eitaorfer. 
 
 untfrff^teben. 
 
 Present. 
 
 Imperfect. 
 
 Participle. 
 
 Present. 
 
 Imperfect. 
 
 Participle. 
 
 I Abide 
 
 abode 
 
 abode, abidden. 
 
 I Clothe 
 
 clad, r. 
 
 clad, x» 
 
 - Am 
 
 was 
 
 been. 
 
 - Come 
 
 came 
 
 come. 
 
 - Arise 
 
 arose 
 
 arisen. 
 
 -Cost 
 
 cost 
 
 cost. 
 
 - Awake 
 
 awoke, r. 
 
 awaked. 
 
 - Creep 
 
 crept, crape 
 
 crept. 
 
 - Backbite 
 
 backbit 
 
 backbitten, back- 
 
 - Crow 
 
 crew, x* 
 
 crown, r. 
 
 
 
 bit. 
 
 -Cut 
 
 cut 
 
 cut. 
 
 -Bake 
 
 backed 
 
 backen, r» 
 
 - Dare 
 
 durst, r. 
 
 dared. 
 
 - Baste 
 
 basted 
 
 hasten, x. 
 
 -Deal 
 
 dealt, r. 
 
 dealt, r. 
 
 - Bear (iit) QiMxt) 
 
 bore, bare 
 
 born. 
 
 - Deem 
 
 deemed 
 
 dempt, r. 
 
 - Bear (i^ tragt) 
 
 bore, hare 
 
 borne. 
 
 -Dig 
 
 dug, digged 
 
 <iug, digged. 
 
 -Beat 
 
 beat, hate, bet 
 
 beaten, beat. 
 
 -Ding 
 
 dung, r. 
 
 dung, X. 
 
 - Become 
 
 became 
 
 become. 
 
 - Distract 
 
 distracted 
 
 distraught, dis- 
 
 It Befalls 
 
 befell, befel 
 
 befallen, befal'n. 
 
 
 
 traughted, dis' 
 
 I Beget 
 
 begot, hecfat 
 
 begotten, begot. 
 
 
 
 tract, r. 
 
 - Begin 
 
 begun, began 
 
 begun. 
 
 - Distend 
 
 distended 
 
 distent, r. 
 
 - Begird 
 
 begirt, r. 
 
 begirt, r. 
 
 -Do 
 
 did 
 
 done. 
 
 - Behight 
 
 behot 
 
 behight. 
 
 - Draw 
 
 drew 
 
 drawn. 
 
 - Behold 
 
 beheld 
 
 beholden, beheld. 
 
 - Dream 
 
 dreamt, r. 
 
 dreamt, r. 
 
 -Bend 
 
 bent 
 
 bent. 
 
 - Drink 
 
 drank 
 
 drunk, drunken. 
 
 - Bereave 
 
 bereft, r. 
 
 bereft, r. 
 
 - Drive 
 
 drove, drave 
 
 driven, droven. 
 
 - Beseech 
 
 besought, V, 
 
 besought, r. 
 
 - Dwell 
 
 dwelt 
 
 dwelt. 
 
 - Beset 
 
 beset 
 
 beset. 
 
 - Eat 
 
 eat, ate 
 
 eaten, eat. 
 
 - Bespit 
 
 bespit, bespitted, 
 
 bespit, bespitted. 
 
 - Engird, or En- 
 
 engirded, engirt 
 
 engirded, engirt. 
 
 
 bespat 
 
 bespitten. 
 
 girt 
 
 
 
 - Bestead 
 
 bestead, bested, 
 
 bestead, bested, 
 
 - Engrave 
 
 engraved 
 
 engraven, x. 
 
 
 
 bestad. 
 
 - Enrive 
 
 enrove 
 
 enriven. 
 
 - Bestick 
 
 bestuck 
 
 bestuck. 
 
 - Extend 
 
 extended 
 
 extent, r« 
 
 - Bestrew 
 
 bestrewed, r. 
 
 bestrewn, r. 
 
 -Fall 
 
 fell 
 
 fallen. 
 
 - Bestride 
 
 bestrode, bestrid 
 
 bestridden, 
 
 - Feed 
 
 fed 
 
 fed. 
 
 
 
 bestrid. 
 
 -Feel 
 
 felt 
 
 felt. 
 
 - Betake (to — 
 
 betook 
 
 betaken. 
 
 - Fight 
 
 fought 
 
 fought, foughtm. 
 
 one's self) 
 
 
 
 - Find 
 
 found, fand 
 
 found. 
 
 It Betides 
 
 betid 
 
 betid. 
 
 -Flee 
 
 fled 
 
 fled. 
 
 I Bewray 
 
 bewrayed 
 
 bewrain, x. 
 
 - Fleet 
 
 fleeted 
 
 flet, r» 
 
 -Bid 
 
 bid, bade, bad, 
 
 bid, bidden. 
 
 - Fling 
 
 flung 
 
 flung, flong. 
 
 
 bode 
 
 
 -Fly 
 
 flew 
 
 flown. 
 
 -Bind 
 
 bound 
 
 bound, bounden. 
 
 -Fold 
 
 folded 
 
 folden, X, 
 
 -Bite 
 
 bit, bate 
 
 bit, bitten. 
 
 - Forbear 
 
 forbore, forhare 
 
 forborn. 
 
 - Bleed 
 
 bled 
 
 bled. 
 
 - Forbid 
 
 forbid, forbade 
 
 forbid, forbidden. 
 
 - Blood-let 
 
 blood-let 
 
 blood-let. 
 
 — Forecast 
 
 forecast 
 
 forecast. 
 
 -Blow 
 
 blew 
 
 blown. 
 
 - Foredo 
 
 foredid 
 
 foredone. 
 
 - Break 
 
 broke, brake 
 
 broken. 
 
 - For(e)go 
 
 for(e)went 
 
 for(e)gone. 
 
 - Breed 
 
 bred 
 
 bred. 
 
 - Foreknow 
 
 foreknew 
 
 foreknovm. 
 
 - Bring 
 
 brought 
 
 brought. 
 
 - Forelay 
 
 forelaid 
 
 forelaid. 
 
 - Brow-beat 
 
 brow-beat 
 
 brow-beat, brow- 
 
 - Forelift 
 
 forelift, r. 
 
 forelift, r. 
 
 
 
 beaten. 
 
 - Foreread 
 
 foreread 
 
 foreread. 
 
 - Build 
 
 built 
 
 built. 
 
 - Forerun 
 
 foreran 
 
 forerun. 
 
 - Burn 
 
 burnt, r. 
 
 burnt, r. 
 
 - Forelend 
 
 forelent 
 
 forelent. 
 
 - Burst 
 
 burst 
 
 burst, bursten. 
 
 - Foresay 
 
 foresaid 
 
 foresaid. 
 
 -Buy 
 
 bought 
 
 bought. 
 
 - Foreshow 
 
 foreshowed 
 
 foreshown. 
 
 -Can 
 
 could 
 
 
 - Foresee 
 
 foresaw 
 
 foreseen. 
 
 -Cast 
 
 cast 
 
 cast. 
 
 - Forespeak 
 
 forespoke, fore- 
 
 forespoken. 
 
 - Catch 
 
 caught, r. 
 
 caught, r. 
 
 
 spake 
 
 
 _ Chide 
 
 chid, chode 
 
 chid, chidden. 
 
 - Foretel 
 
 foretold 
 
 foretold. 
 
 - Choose, chme 
 
 chose 
 
 chosen. 
 
 - Forethink 
 
 forethought 
 
 forethought. 
 
 - Cleave 
 
 cleft, c\o\Q, clave 
 
 cloven, cleft. 
 
 - Forget 
 
 forgot, forgat 
 
 forgotten, forgot. 
 
 - Climb 
 
 clomb, r. 
 
 clomb, X. 
 
 — Forgive 
 
 forgave 
 
 forgiven. 
 
 -CUng 
 
 clung, clang, 
 
 clung, clong. 
 
 - Forsake 
 
 forsook 
 
 forsaken. 
 
 
 clong 
 
 
 - Forswear 
 
 forswore 
 
 forsworn. 
 
 (LXXX) 
 
Vetitid)ni^ ttet nnr((jelma^t(|fn ^cttmorter. 
 
 LXXXI 
 
 Prbsknt. 
 
 Ihpebfsct. 
 
 Pakticiple. 
 
 Pbbsbnt. 
 
 Impekfect. 
 
 Paeticiple. 
 
 I Freeze 
 
 froze 
 
 frozen. 
 
 I Misshape 
 
 misshaped 
 
 misshapen, r. 
 
 - Freight 
 
 fraught, x. 
 
 fraught, r. 
 
 - Misspeak 
 
 misspoke 
 
 misspoken. 
 
 -Geld 
 
 gelt, r. 
 
 gelt, r. 
 
 - Misspell 
 
 misspelt, j. 
 
 misspelt, r. 
 
 -Get 
 
 got, gat 
 
 got, gotten. 
 
 - Misspend 
 
 misspent 
 
 misspent. 
 
 -GUd 
 
 gilt, r. 
 
 gUt, r. 
 
 - Mistake 
 
 mistook 
 
 mistaken. 
 
 - Oin (vid. To Be- 
 
 gan 
 
 
 - Misteach 
 
 mistaught 
 
 mistaught. 
 
 gin) 
 
 
 
 - Mistell 
 
 mistold 
 
 mistold. 
 
 -Gird 
 
 girt, r. 
 
 girt,r. 
 
 - Misthink 
 
 misthought 
 
 misthought. 
 
 -Give 
 
 gave 
 
 given. 
 
 - M-understand 
 
 misunderstood 
 
 misunderstood. 
 
 - Glide 
 
 glode, T, 
 
 glided. 
 
 - Miswrite 
 
 miswrote 
 
 mis written. 
 
 -Go 
 
 went 
 
 gone. 
 
 - Mow 
 
 mowed 
 
 mown, r. 
 
 - Grave 
 
 graved 
 
 graven, r« 
 
 - Must 
 
 must 
 
 
 
 -Grind 
 
 ground 
 
 ground. 
 
 -Need 
 
 need, r. 
 
 
 
 - Grow • 
 
 grew 
 
 grown. 
 
 - Newmake 
 
 newmade 
 
 newmade. 
 
 - Hamstring 
 
 hamstrung 
 
 hamstrung. 
 
 - Ought 
 
 ought 
 
 
 
 -Hang 
 
 hung, r. 
 
 hung, hong. 
 
 - Outbid 
 
 outbid 
 
 outbidden. 
 
 - Have 
 
 had 
 
 had. 
 
 - Outdo 
 
 outdid 
 
 outdone. 
 
 - Hear 
 
 heard 
 
 heard. 
 
 - Outdrink 
 
 outdrank 
 
 outdrunk. 
 
 -Heat 
 
 het, X, 
 
 het, * X. 
 
 - Outfly 
 
 outflew 
 
 outflown. 
 
 - Heave 
 
 hove, r. 
 
 hoven, hove, x. 
 
 - Outgive 
 
 outgave 
 
 outgiven. 
 
 -Help 
 
 helpt, holp. 
 
 helpt, holp, holpe. 
 
 - Outgo 
 
 outwent 
 
 outgone. 
 
 
 holpe, X, 
 
 holpen, r. 
 
 - Outgrow 
 
 outgrew 
 
 outgrown. 
 
 - ffend (heni) 
 
 hent 
 
 hent. 
 
 - Outride 
 
 outrode 
 
 outridden. 
 
 - Hevr 
 
 hewed 
 
 hewn, r. 
 
 - Outrun 
 
 outran 
 
 outrun. 
 
 -Hide 
 
 hid 
 
 bidden, hid. 
 
 - Outsell 
 
 outsold 
 
 outsold. 
 
 -ffiffht 
 
 kight, hot, hote 
 
 hight, koten. 
 
 - Outshine 
 
 outshone 
 
 outshone. 
 
 -Hit 
 
 hit 
 
 hit, hot. 
 
 - Outshoot 
 
 outshot 
 
 outshot. 
 
 -Hold 
 
 held 
 
 held, holdm. 
 
 - Outshut 
 
 outshut 
 
 outshut. 
 
 -Hurt 
 
 hurt 
 
 hurt. 
 
 - Outspeed 
 
 outsped 
 
 outsped. 
 
 - Inlay 
 
 inlaid 
 
 inlaid. 
 
 - Outspread 
 
 outspread 
 
 outspread. 
 
 - Interweave 
 
 interwove 
 
 interwoven. 
 
 - Outstand 
 
 outstood 
 
 outstood. 
 
 - Inweave 
 
 inwove 
 
 inwoven. 
 
 - Outstride 
 
 outstrode 
 
 outstridden. 
 
 - Keep 
 
 kept 
 
 kept. 
 
 - Outswear 
 
 outswore 
 
 outsworn. 
 
 -Kneel 
 
 knelt, r. 
 
 knelt, X. 
 
 - Outswell 
 
 outswelled 
 
 outswoUen. 
 
 - Knit 
 
 knit, knitted 
 
 knit, knitted. 
 
 - Outwear 
 
 outwore 
 
 outworn. 
 
 - Know 
 
 knew 
 
 known. 
 
 - Outweep 
 
 outwept 
 
 outwept. 
 
 - Lade 
 
 laded 
 
 laden. 
 
 - Outwork 
 
 overwrought, r. 
 
 overwrought, r. 
 
 -Lay 
 
 laid 
 
 laid. 
 
 - Overbear 
 
 overbore 
 
 overborne. 
 
 -Lead 
 
 led 
 
 led. 
 
 - Overbid 
 
 overbid, overbad 
 
 overbid, overbid- 
 
 - Lean 
 
 leant, lent, r* 
 
 leant, lent. 
 
 
 
 den. 
 
 - Leap 
 
 leapt, lept, r. 
 
 leapt, lept, r» 
 
 - Overblow 
 
 overblew 
 
 overblown. 
 
 -Learn 
 
 learnt, r. 
 
 learnt, r. 
 
 - Overbum 
 
 overbumt, r. 
 
 overbumt, r. 
 
 - Leave 
 
 left. 
 
 left. 
 
 - Overbuy 
 
 overbought 
 
 overbought 
 
 -Lend 
 
 lent. 
 
 lent. 
 
 - Overcast 
 
 overcast 
 
 overcast. 
 
 -Let 
 
 let 
 
 let. 
 
 - Overclimb 
 
 overclomb, r. 
 
 overclimbed. 
 
 - Lie, id) liege 
 
 - Lift 
 
 lay 
 
 lain. 
 
 - Overcome 
 
 overcame 
 
 overcome. 
 
 lift, r. 
 
 lift, r. 
 
 - Overdo 
 
 overdid 
 
 overdone. 
 
 - Light ( — on) 
 
 light, lit, t. 
 
 Ught, lit, r. 
 
 - Overdraw 
 
 overdrew 
 
 overdrawn. 
 
 td^ trrffe (an) 
 
 
 
 - Overdrink, refl. 
 
 overdrank 
 
 overdrunk. 
 
 - Light, i(^ leudjjte, 
 
 lit, X. 
 
 lit, light, r. 
 
 - Overdrive 
 
 overdrove 
 
 overdriven. 
 
 }iinbe an 
 
 
 
 - Overeat, refl. 
 
 overeat, overate 
 
 overeaten. 
 
 - Load 
 
 loaded 
 
 laden, loaden, r. 
 
 - Overfreight 
 
 overfreighted 
 
 overfraught, r. 
 
 - Lose 
 
 lost 
 
 lost. 
 
 - Overget 
 
 overgot 
 
 overgot. 
 
 - Make 
 
 made 
 
 made. 
 
 - Overgild 
 
 overgilt, r. 
 
 overgilt, r. 
 
 - May 
 
 might 
 
 mote. 
 
 - Overgird 
 
 overgirt, r. 
 
 overgirt, t. 
 
 - Mean 
 
 meant 
 
 meant. 
 
 - Overgo 
 
 overwent 
 
 overgone. 
 
 -Meet 
 
 met 
 
 met. 
 
 - Overhang 
 
 overhung 
 
 overhung. 
 
 - Meine 
 -Melt 
 
 
 meint, meynt, fhent. 
 molten, r. 
 
 — Overhear 
 
 overheard 
 
 overheard. 
 
 molt, X. 
 
 - Overlade 
 
 overladed 
 
 overladen- 
 
 Methinks 
 It Misbecomes, 
 
 methought 
 misbecame 
 
 
 - Overlay 
 
 - Overload 
 
 overlaid 
 
 overlaid. 
 
 misbecome. 
 
 overloaded 
 
 overloaden, r» 
 
 I Miscast 
 
 miscast 
 
 miscast. 
 
 - Overpay 
 
 overpaid 
 
 overpaid. 
 
 - Misdeal 
 
 misdealt, r. 
 
 misdealt, r* 
 
 - Overreach 
 
 overraught, r. 
 
 overraught, r. 
 
 - Misdo 
 
 misdid 
 
 misdone. 
 
 - Overread 
 
 overread 
 
 overread. 
 
 - Misdraw 
 
 misdrew 
 
 misdrawn. 
 
 - Override 
 
 overrode 
 
 overrode, o-ridden. 
 
 - Misfall 
 
 mis/ell 
 
 mihfallen. 
 
 - Overrun 
 
 overran 
 
 overrun. 
 
 - Misgive 
 
 misgave 
 
 misgiven. 
 
 - Oversee 
 
 oversaw 
 
 overseen. 
 
 — Mishear 
 
 misheard 
 
 misheard. 
 
 - Oversell 
 
 oversold 
 
 oversold. 
 
 - Misknow 
 
 mishnew 
 
 misknown. 
 
 - Overset 
 
 overset 
 
 overset. 
 
 - Mislay 
 
 - Mislead 
 
 mislaid 
 
 mislaid. 
 
 - Overshoot 
 
 overshot 
 
 overshot. 
 
 misled 
 
 misled. 
 
 - Oversleep, refl. 
 
 overslept 
 
 overslept. 
 
 - Missay 
 
 missaid 
 
 missaid. 
 
 - Overspeak 
 
 overspoke 
 
 overspoken. 
 
 . Missend 
 
 joissent 
 
 misuent. 
 
 - Overspread 
 
 overspread 
 
 overspread. 
 
Lxxxn 
 
 Verie'i^nit^ tier unrfjjelmafjiijfn $txtwhlet. 
 
 Present. 
 
 Imperfect. 
 
 Participle. 
 
 Present. 
 
 Imperfect. 
 
 Participle. 
 
 I Overstrew 
 
 overstrewed 
 
 overstrewn, r. 
 
 I Sow 
 
 sowed 
 
 sown, r. 
 
 — Overtake 
 
 overtook 
 
 overtaken. 
 
 - Speak 
 
 spoke, spake 
 
 spoken. 
 
 - Overthrow 
 
 overthrew 
 
 overthrown. 
 
 - Speed 
 
 sped 
 
 sped. 
 
 - Overwork 
 
 overwrought, r. 
 
 overwrought, r. 
 
 - Spend 
 
 spent 
 
 spent. 
 
 - Owe 
 
 ought, X, 
 
 own, X. 
 
 - Spell 
 
 spelt, r. 
 
 spelt, r. 
 
 - Partake 
 
 partook 
 
 partaken. 
 
 - Spet 
 
 spetted, spet 
 
 spetted, spet. 
 
 - Pay 
 
 paid 
 
 paid. 
 
 - Spill 
 
 spilt, r. 
 
 spilt, r. 
 
 - Pen (up) 
 
 pent 
 
 pent. 
 
 - Spin 
 
 spun, span 
 
 spun. 
 
 -Plead 
 
 plead, Xt 
 
 plead, X. 
 
 -Spit 
 
 spitted, spit, spat 
 
 spitted, spit, spit- 
 
 -Put 
 
 put 
 
 put. 
 
 
 
 ten. 
 
 -Quit 
 
 quitted, quit 
 
 quitted, quit. 
 
 - Split " 
 
 split, splitted 
 
 split, splitted. 
 
 
 quoth 
 
 
 — Spread 
 
 spread, spred 
 
 spread, spred. 
 
 
 
 -Raff 
 
 contr. raft, x» 
 
 raffed. 
 
 - Spring 
 
 sprung, sprang. 
 
 sprung. 
 
 - Reach 
 
 raught, r. 
 
 raught, rought, r. 
 
 
 sprang 
 
 
 - Read *) 
 
 read, rad 
 
 read, rad. 
 
 - Stand 
 
 stood 
 
 stood, stode. 
 
 - Reap 
 
 reapt, x. 
 
 reapt, x. 
 
 - Stave 
 
 stove, r. 
 
 stove, r. 
 
 - Reave 
 
 reft, raft 
 
 reft. _ 
 
 - Steal 
 
 stole 
 
 stolen, stoln. 
 
 - Rebuild 
 
 rebuilt 
 
 rebuilt. 
 
 - Stick 
 
 stuck, stack 
 
 stuck. 
 
 - Recast 
 
 recast 
 
 recast. 
 
 - Sting 
 
 stung, stang 
 
 stung, stang. 
 
 - Rehear 
 
 reheard 
 
 reheard. 
 
 - Stink 
 
 stunk, stank 
 
 stunk. 
 
 - Remake 
 
 remade 
 
 remade. 
 
 - Strew 
 
 strewed 
 
 strewn. 
 
 - Remelt 
 
 reinelted, t. 
 
 remolten, r. 
 
 - Stretch 
 
 straught, x. 
 
 straught, r» 
 
 - Rend, Ren 
 
 rent 
 
 rent. 
 
 - Stride 
 
 strode, strid, 
 
 stridden. 
 
 - Repay 
 
 repaid 
 
 repaid. 
 
 
 strad 
 
 
 - Resow 
 
 resowed 
 
 resown, r. 
 
 - Strike 
 
 struck, strake. 
 
 struck, stricken, 
 
 - Respeak 
 
 respoke 
 
 respoken. 
 
 f" 
 
 stroke, strook 
 
 strucken, strook. 
 
 - Retake 
 
 retook 
 
 retaken. 
 
 — String 
 
 strung, Strang 
 
 strung, r. 
 
 - Retell 
 
 retold 
 
 retold. 
 
 - Strive 
 
 strove 
 
 striven. 
 
 -Rid 
 
 rid 
 
 rid. 
 
 - Strow 
 
 strewed 
 
 strown. 
 
 - Ride 
 
 rode, rid 
 
 rode, rid, ridden. 
 
 - Swear 
 
 swore, sware 
 
 sworn. 
 
 -Ring 
 
 rung, rang, rang 
 
 rung, rong. 
 
 - Sweat> 
 
 sweat, r. swet. 
 
 sweat, r., swet. 
 
 - Rise 
 
 rose 
 
 risen. 
 
 
 stoat, stvate 
 
 sweaten. 
 
 -Rive 
 
 rove, r. 
 
 riven, roven, r. 
 
 - Sweep 
 
 swept, r. 
 
 swept, r. 
 
 -Rot 
 
 rotted 
 
 rot, rotten, r. 
 
 - Swell 
 
 swelled 
 
 swollen, r., swoln. 
 
 -Run 
 
 ran, run 
 
 run. 
 
 - Swim 
 
 swum, swam, 
 
 swum, sworn. 
 
 -Saw 
 
 sawed 
 
 sawn, r. 
 
 
 stvom 
 
 
 -Say 
 
 said 
 
 said, sain. 
 
 - Swing 
 
 swung, sioang 
 
 swung. 
 
 -See 
 
 saw 
 
 seen. 
 
 - Take 
 
 took 
 
 taken. 
 
 -Seek 
 
 sought 
 
 sought. 
 
 - Teach 
 
 taught 
 
 taught. 
 
 - Seeth(e) 
 
 sod, X. 
 
 sodden, sod, x. 
 
 - Tear 
 
 tore, tare 
 
 torn, tore. 
 
 -Sell 
 
 sold 
 
 sold. 
 
 -Tell 
 
 told 
 
 told. 
 
 -Send 
 
 sent 
 
 sent. 
 
 - Think 
 
 thought 
 
 thought. 
 
 -Set 
 
 set 
 
 set. 
 
 - Thrive 
 
 throve, x. 
 
 thriven, r. 
 
 - Shake 
 
 shook 
 
 shaken. 
 
 - Throw 
 
 threw 
 
 thrown. 
 
 - Shall 
 
 - Shape 
 
 should 
 shape, X, 
 
 
 — Thrust 
 
 thrust 
 
 thrust. 
 
 shapen, r. 
 
 — X 111 Uoli 
 
 - Thunderstrike, 
 
 thunderstruck 
 
 thunderstruck. 
 
 - Shave 
 
 shaved 
 
 shaven, r. 
 
 - Tread 
 
 trod, trode 
 
 trodden, trod. 
 
 - Shear 
 
 shore, x. 
 
 shorn, shore. 
 
 - Unbend 
 
 unbent 
 
 unbent. 
 
 -Shed 
 
 shed 
 
 shed. 
 
 — Unbind 
 
 unbound 
 
 unbound. 
 
 -Shew 
 
 shewed 
 
 shewn, x. 
 
 - Unbuild 
 
 unbuilt 
 
 unbuilt. 
 
 - Shine 
 
 shone 
 
 shone. 
 
 - Underbear 
 
 underbore 
 
 underborne. 
 
 - Shit, shite 
 
 shit 
 
 shitten, shit. 
 
 - Underbid 
 
 underbid 
 
 underbidden. 
 
 -Shoe 
 
 shod 
 
 shod, shodden. 
 
 - Underbind 
 
 underbound 
 
 underbound. 
 
 - Shoot 
 
 shot 
 
 shot, shotten. 
 
 - Underbuy 
 
 underbought 
 
 underbought. 
 
 -Show 
 
 showed 
 
 shown, r. 
 
 - Undercut 
 
 undercut 
 
 undercut. 
 
 - Sht-ed(Ishread) 
 
 - Shriek 
 
 shred 
 
 shred. 
 
 - Underdo 
 
 underdid 
 
 underdone. 
 
 shright, r. 
 
 shrieked. 
 
 - Underfeel(tt.U.) 
 
 underfelt 
 
 underfelt. 
 
 - Shrink 
 
 shrunk, shrank 
 
 shrunk, s-ken. 
 
 - Undergird 
 
 undergirt 
 
 undergirt. 
 
 - Shrive 
 
 shrove 
 
 shriven, shrift. 
 
 - Undergo 
 
 underwent 
 
 undergone. 
 
 -Shut 
 
 shut 
 
 shut. 
 
 - Underlay 
 
 underlaid 
 
 underlaid. 
 
 - Sing 
 
 sung, sang 
 
 sung. 
 
 - Underlet 
 
 underlet 
 
 underlet. 
 
 -Sink 
 
 sunk, sank. 
 
 sunk, sunken. 
 
 - Underrun 
 
 underran 
 
 underrun. 
 
 -Sit 
 
 sat, sate 
 
 sat, sate, sitten. 
 
 - Undersell 
 
 undersold 
 
 undersold. 
 
 -Slay 
 
 slew 
 
 slain. 
 
 - Underset 
 
 underset 
 
 underset. 
 
 -Sleep 
 
 slept 
 
 slept. 
 
 - Understand 
 
 understood 
 
 understood. 
 
 -Slide 
 
 slid 
 
 slid, slidden. 
 
 - Undertake 
 
 undertook 
 
 undertaken. 
 
 - Sling 
 
 slung, slang 
 
 slung. 
 
 - Unrlerweave 
 
 underwove 
 
 underwoven. 
 
 - Slink 
 
 slunk, slank 
 
 slunk. 
 
 - Underwork 
 
 underwrought 
 
 underwrought, X*- 
 
 -Slit 
 
 slit, slitted 
 
 slit, slitted. 
 
 - Underwrite 
 
 underwrote 
 
 underwritten. 
 
 - Smart 
 
 smart, r. 
 
 smart, r. 
 
 -Undo 
 
 undid 
 
 undone. 
 
 - Smell 
 
 smelt, r. 
 
 smelt, r. 
 
 - Undraw 
 
 undrew 
 
 undrawn. 
 
 - Smite 
 
 smote 
 
 smitten, smit. 
 
 - Ungird 
 
 ungirt, r. 
 
 ungirt, r. 
 
 It Snows 
 
 snew, r. 
 
 snoivn, X. 
 
 - Unlade 
 
 unladed, 
 
 unladen. 
 
 *) 2)it S!lu«fi)ra*e bit 
 
 \ii unb ber bamit jufan 
 
 tmtnacfeeten 3riH»8rter i 
 
 J rleb, reb «ub reb. 
 
 
 
l!lcr3ctd)tti|j ttet unrfjjelma^iflen ^fitwortcr. 
 
 lxxxth 
 
 Present. 
 
 Impebfect. 
 
 Paeticiplk. 
 
 Present. 
 
 Imperfect. 
 
 Participle. 
 
 I Unload 
 
 unloaded 
 
 unloaden, r. 
 
 I Waylay 
 
 waylaid 
 
 waylaid. 
 
 - Unpay 
 
 unpaid 
 
 unpaid. 
 
 - Wear 
 
 wore, icart 
 
 worn. 
 
 - Unsay 
 
 unsaid 
 
 unsaid. 
 
 - Weave 
 
 wove 
 
 woven. 
 
 - Unstring 
 
 unstrung 
 
 unstrung. 
 
 -Weep 
 
 wept 
 
 wept. 
 
 - Unswear 
 
 unswore 
 
 unsworn. 
 
 - Weet 
 
 wot, wote 
 
 wot, wotten. 
 
 - Unsweat 
 
 unsweat, r» 
 
 unsweat, r. 
 
 - Wend 
 
 went, r. 
 
 went, r. 
 
 - Unswell 
 
 unswelled 
 
 unswoln, t. 
 
 -Wet 
 
 wet, wetted 
 
 wet, wetted. 
 
 — Untcach 
 
 untaught 
 unthought 
 
 untaught, 
 unthought. 
 
 - Will 
 
 would 
 
 
 - Unthink 
 
 -Win 
 
 won, wan 
 
 won. 
 
 - Unwind 
 
 unwound 
 
 unwound. 
 
 - Wind 
 
 wound 
 
 wound, w-en. 
 
 - Unwring 
 
 unwrung 
 
 unwrung. 
 
 - Wire-draw 
 
 wire-drew 
 
 wire-drawn. 
 
 - Upbear 
 
 upbore 
 
 upborn. 
 
 - Wit, Wot, Wote 
 
 wot, wote 
 
 icottcn. 
 
 - Updraw 
 
 updrew 
 
 updrawn. 
 
 - Withdraw 
 
 withdrew 
 
 withdrawn. 
 
 - Upgrow 
 
 upgrew 
 
 upgi'own. 
 
 - Withhold 
 
 withheld 
 
 withheld. 
 
 - Uphold 
 
 upheld 
 
 upheld, upholden. 
 
 
 
 w-h olden. 
 
 - Uplift 
 
 aplift, t. 
 
 uplift, r. 
 
 - Withstand 
 
 withstood 
 
 withstood. 
 
 - Uplead 
 
 upled 
 
 upled. . 
 
 -Wont 
 
 wont 
 
 wont. 
 
 - Uprise 
 
 uprose 
 
 uprisen. 
 
 -Work 
 
 wrought, r. 
 
 wrought, X* 
 
 - Upset 
 
 upset 
 
 upset. 
 
 - Wreak 
 
 ii'ro[o)ke 
 
 wroken, r. 
 
 - Upwind 
 
 upwound 
 
 upwound. 
 
 - Wreathe 
 
 wreathed 
 
 wreathen, r. 
 
 -Wake 
 
 woke, r. 
 
 waked. 
 
 - Wring 
 
 wrung, ivrang 
 
 wrung. 
 
 -Wash 
 
 washed 
 
 washen, r. 
 
 - Write 
 
 wrote, writ 
 
 written, writ. 
 
 -Wave 
 
 weft, X, 
 
 weft, X, 
 
 - Writhe 
 
 writhed 
 
 writhen. 
 
 - Wax, n. 
 
 wox, r. woze, wax 
 
 waxertf x,, woxen. 
 
 
 ^ 
 
 
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iCrurffel^Iet* 
 
 ©cUc <Spa.llt 
 7 3 
 
 8 
 9 
 18 
 62 
 80 
 93 
 04 
 
 M 
 173 
 185 
 210 
 280 
 28» 
 
 3e<Ie 
 
 26 u. 27 ». 
 17 V. unten 
 
 878 8 
 
 421 a 
 
 609 1 
 
 6» 8 
 
 21 . 
 
 untcn . 
 
 
 S3 . 
 
 alttt • 
 
 
 81 - 
 
 o6en « 
 
 
 20 . 
 
 cbfit . 
 
 
 18 
 
 • unten 
 
 
 81 . 
 
 unten 
 
 
 10 . 
 
 ciett • 
 
 
 26 . 
 
 eien < 
 
 
 16 . 
 
 • unten < 
 
 
 80 
 
 . cten 
 
 
 15 
 
 > unten 
 
 
 22 
 
 • unten 
 
 
 17 
 
 - untcn 
 
 
 11 
 
 « pben 
 
 
 88. 
 
 unten • 
 
 
 4 
 
 • o6en 
 
 
 7 
 
 • unten 
 
 
 24 8. 25 « 
 
 oien tere man ber ©ta^el anfiatt fcie Sarenllau. 
 Itfe man Accessariness anil. Accessariues. 
 
 with anft. wtih. 
 
 Serfc^negung anil. SuforamenfeiHegung. 
 
 Archpresbyter7 ond- Archbresbytery. 
 
 resemblance anft. ressemblance. 
 
 sufferance anfl. safferanse. 
 
 joints anil, joists. 
 
 jteeit^etlig anil, gleicfclautenb. 
 
 t>o)}))eIt^aIDeefiebert anjl. beppel^albgefitbert. 
 
 grouse anil, grous. 
 
 has anil. bat. 
 
 (no^) anil. na*. 
 
 {Ruf onfl. SRufe. 
 
 Dyers anil. Diera. 
 
 He 3o^ne fJumpf macfecn. To set on—, atjicjcn, f(^ttrf ma^en, 
 ttefeen, anfl. bie 3atine an einanbcr wefeen u. f. ». 
 
 a hearing ear onil. » hearing, ear. 
 
 bo« JBauermenfct) anfl. ber ic. 
 
 By-law anil. — la'W. 
 unten lefe mon Outward anil. Ouward. 
 
r^f<- r',^. f^ii. f^t. Mi, met. Fine, fm. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, clOi^d. Ti'ibe. tnb. full, t'fn, TH»f. 
 
 A J i, «. I. (fin ©eftfWflut) ^fl« «. 2. 
 [91lg.| 6n6 'H. 3. l^nnCelJ (atfurjuiifl fur 
 Accepted, acceptirt) A. 4. [••Bfui.] t»rt6 A. 
 5. l^i)l)itrm.] a, aa oDer aa f. AA 6. (in 
 ^c^ fjiirlccfeii ^iniit ccer niii (JnCe eme6 
 SJerfeS Cifiir e« jut Serlniifleniiiji ciiier 
 Cnlbe, jum ?{cime uii6 luirB iiii Diutfi()iii 
 
 nidjt uberfeijt) 7. + ii. (tjeTt'Drbrii 
 
 aui have} t)abtn. 8. t ». 6 (uccdurOeii 
 cud Ae; er. 
 C. Kor cloves and nutmeg to the line a 
 And even for orunget to Cliina. 
 
 Urydei*. 
 
 7. I had not thought my body could a 
 
 yielded. Beai'Momt and Ki.etchcR. 
 
 8. I will leer upon him a* 'a cornea by. 
 
 SlIAKSPBAHE. 
 
 A per le *, ttt ottt bte Uiii'erol>id>lii1)e. 
 Chaucer. 
 
 A, A, <im6f(linnutfr ^Irtifd) ; em, eiiu, 
 fill. ciSor ^lUortcrii, 6ie niit rinrm ®db|l; 
 Irtutr o^fr eincni (Immiini h nnfnuflrn , i'er> 
 ftnfcrt fid) a ill oj<; I'l^r ttm nfpiriruii h, 
 ^cn^ liiiifl n u, I'or eu, ew iitiB tt\n 5iJorte 
 Cue (ji'trrtiK^: iiiiin Uiti) a). A man , ciii 
 9Rniin, n home, till '^Jfet."', n use, ein Qit' 
 ►tiiiid), « eulogy, eill l'o&, o ewe, tiiic 
 £(J)ii|tmitter, »ucli a one. rill foldjer. 
 
 '- (6it eilll)l•itnu<5^rl'ltfflI6). Twominutei 
 at - time, jivei '•JWimiteii l)iiitcreinnnttcr. 
 
 - l|leljt UiT hundred, f)untert, thoHMand, 
 MiifriiD, 111 brr &iniiil)l). il hundred «oldieri, 
 5iuii6crt ®l>l^atcll. 
 
 - (wad) in.iny, iiitiiitl)fr, «nch, tin fpfd)rr, 
 half, eill Ijnitjcr). Mauy a flower, miilid)e 
 S5(iimr; kudi a man, fill \v\d)tt 'iTtunn; 
 half a league, einr tjMbt €riitiE>e. 
 
 - (I'or, lew, luenijje, bejnljriib, vev good 
 illib greiit niHuv). A feu, eiiil(|e ^eiiige. 
 
 - (,jfi(jr ^a6 3}cr()iiltni0 eiiier €a(t>e jii 
 riiinr aiibiTii nn, j. 5). riiufi ®eroid>r«, 
 ^a0rd, eiiirr Scit 't'- 
 
 A mile «»i hour, )ll'lllMi(^ fine Wcitf. - 
 day, tiigliil), ^efi liigeS. - year, j(il)rlirf), 
 ^e* Oiiljre. - pound, Mi ^fiiiif. oi'f "0^ 
 ^fiinD, per ^finio. 
 
 A uniform duty of two ilillllngs a 
 
 pound. Mc. CuLLOCH. 
 
 A pin a day is a groat a year. Frasui.in. 
 
 Ay it, 1. (<= u. nioDern> (|lc|)t por *l5iir: 
 
 tliipien uiiti ifl eint 3iif<i"itnenjirt)iiiijj t>ti 
 
 5eirifd)fn ag iiii6 mnnc^nifll t>e6 2Jonui>rte« 
 
 oii>. t. " (uerborfen au6 in) in. 
 
 1. I am a walking, id) flof)f iVrtjieren. To 
 go (( foot, jli JJllge qtt)e\\. To be a bed, ini 
 "Sttte icin. To go a begging. bcHfln fleljeii. 
 
 2. Let such, a God's nume^ with fine 
 
 wheat be fed. I'oHt. 
 
 Ay k. (ali ajDrfdjino I'^et ^e« «Wiia)ri'utf« 
 ipfjirn, jiiramineiiflejrflfn aii6 tem altteiirs 
 l"(t)en ge oter 6eiii niifliif. an). To awake 
 aniliitt to wake, oiiiipiidjeii. To arise niu 
 ftnrt to rise, iiiifileljcn. Alive iiii|iiUt in 
 life, am i?rbrii. 
 EngL-'UtUsch. Worterbuch. I. 
 
 ABA 
 
 Casslus Is a weary of the world, (EnilTll* 
 tfl ber iOclt liberbnifiia. Shakspeake. 
 
 A, interj. (id)! Chaucek. 
 
 A', (|"d)i>tt.) 9l(re«. 
 
 A) a, (Ciae gr. alpha privativuni), (ctf : 
 iiplioiiy, t. tie (£pri*d)io|lgfcit. l€d)tu. 
 
 Aa, A>v, ». M"d)t'rt.> Pie (fl;riurd)t, 
 
 AA, A, <gr. ana) liJ5l)iirm ] a. aa. 
 
 AAAy oili'turjiiiig p. Amulgamatiun, 
 Amalgama) l(il;tlil.) .\AA. |biun ". 
 
 Aubaiii, ik bam, «. « [Q^i'tn.] ^M> 
 
 Aaiii, am, i ... ^ , 
 
 Aliiu > *" ^"" f)"^'"'"- '^''^^' '"^ 
 
 Auiii* J ^'^'"' ^'^'"*' **''* ^^'"• 
 
 Attronic, iiionik, ) adj. 1. t 
 
 Aaruuicul, iiion Ikal.) >ilarond. 2. 
 poin iE>ol)fii : ijjrifilerrtinte *ilnrpiiS. 
 
 Aarunitex, Arou'ites, «. pi. tie 
 inii(t)ti<iiiiiun 'iliiriMid. Ipiilnie. 
 
 Aavora, A'v6ra, «. [$ot.] tic Oel; 
 
 A* li«, Artium Baccalaureus, ^lU'Ci): 
 Iniireii*. » CMl). 
 
 Ab, ab, $. [Yjtbt. Knicnber] ber ^Koimr 
 
 Ab, ab, (I. ab) «. 1. ein Int. '!))rnft.riim, 
 Dad fine Irrnniing aiiieigt, ivie to abdi- 
 cate, (ibbaitfeii. 2. ein eitgi. i)3rafixiiiii, 
 batf )ii ^liifiinge pimi (S'taDteiiameii Die el)i;: 
 niaiigc ^l)l)<ingujffir pun einer 'Jlbtei iiii)i'is]t: 
 Abiugdon, Abbey town. 
 
 Ab, ab, f. Abba. [9]7irii^ t)er 916ii&. 
 
 Abab, Abab, «. (rU^itrpfr Der tiirr. 
 
 Ababilu, Ai)ab'il6, ( «. [nu>i}iini. 
 
 Abibil, ab'iL-il, ^ ■'}){\)t\).\ >ilba> 
 6i|p, in. 
 
 Abacist,ab as'st, ^(nltfir. abaciste) 
 
 Abaci«ta,abaMst'a,5«.t^er9ied)iier. 
 
 Aback, abak', (eiigt. buck n. a^riifi);.) 
 ado. 1. <= iiiriirt , riirfiuiirte. 2. l-Dfnr.) }ii> 
 rud gegen ben 'OJirtil. To lay - any sail, 
 ein <£eijci nnf ben 'Jifiiil broffen. 
 
 Aback, (rd)ott.) ude. lueit ab, fcrii. 
 
 Abacut, ab-ikot, «. [engl. (i>erd).J bie 
 Doppelfroiie. 
 
 AbaCted, abakt'ed, (Int. ablgere; 
 p. piiM. « mit 03fii>alt fortgetrieben. 
 
 Abaction, abak'shiin, «• ^ iai ge: 
 ipnitr.inie aUcgrrcibeii 
 
 Abactor, abak'tiir, a. {J\t&)ti\)ft.] 
 » ttv 9Sie()Dieb iiu 0)rrgen. 
 
 AbaCU.<9, ab'akiis, (Int. abacus),*. I. 
 ber 9efd)entird). 2. [•Jlrt^it-JOicSniilenpIiitte. 
 3. (TOatl;cm.J bie 3ied)eiitafel. I 
 
 Abacus harnionicus, ('OTfilf.] ber 9?e. 
 fonnnitpben ; - major, [OJfin.] ber 5ii3ard): 
 tcog; - Pytliagoiii:u», \>k\6 eiiiiiwleine; - 
 logisticus, bie^pgiflif. 
 
 Abaddon, aliad'dun, (f)cbr.abdn) «. 
 (f)eil. ®e|d).] I. aibabbon, m. 2. ber-ilt>flrunb. 
 
 Abaft, abatt', (iitigeir>id)r. beaettan) 
 prucii. u. ado. [OTnr.] IjiiitcnuartJ , nncft 
 ^iiiten. <S-f)iffel5. 
 
 Abaft, *. ['OTnr.l b.i? :f.iiitert()fil ri« 
 
 Abaixauce, ab& .sai.»c, i. uucis- 
 «nce. [». bii* Sdjriiflfcnilrr. 
 
 AbalouiTs abazliOui', (fr. abat-jour; 
 
 ABA 
 
 Abalienate, Ibaie'ylnAte, {\at. 
 
 abrtlienare) ti. a. 1. [ rom. 'Jvcdjt ) pen 
 oii(3irn. 2. i eMtfrembcu, nPiueiibig miid)eii, 
 f. Alienate. 
 
 Abalienation, aiialeyeua'shiin. s. 
 
 [ri'ui. 9eert)t) tie a5ir.iii(jecmig; b(i6 ^^liifgo 
 ben jii OiiniTfii »!liitercr. f. Alienation. 
 
 Abuitd, aband', v. a. '' lerlaffcii, 
 nufgebcii. ^ Speaser. 
 
 Abandon, aban'diin, (iiftgntl). band 
 u. on) i>. a. I. f periaffen (riiie gniii to. 
 2. i pcrliiffen, nbfiiUen pen ... 3. niifGefreii 
 (einen il^roii 20. 4. (to) >J5rei<5 flebeiKG-iiinn). 
 
 6. (to) ilbtrlnJTen (IniJfn G'liieiii). 6. [Seelj.l 
 niifflc&en (ein ®d)iff); aS('rjid)t leineii (aiif>. 
 
 7. (from) Dcrtreil'cn, I'erbnnueii mnS). 
 
 7. And to abandon hate and malice 
 tar. Saikviile. 
 
 To - all, 9liic« bnf)iiige(>fn. To - all 
 hope, (ifle ijrffimng f<il)rcii hifjen ober mU 
 gcben. To - one'» selt to, fid) ubfriiiffcn, 
 fid) crgebeii (ber irniifeiil^eit 20. To - over 
 (to) ■> >J5rei(5 gcbcii, bnljingebcn. Drydeh. 
 
 Abandon, *. i. ■> bit giiifgeOniig 
 (eine« ©d)iid)te6 in eiiiein ajcrguerfe >. 
 Kames. 2. * ber SScrliiffer. Vanuvs. 
 
 Abandoned, aban'dund. purl, 
 adj. I. iHTlniTcn. 2.i'iJ5rei6 gcgcben, l)ingcges 
 ben, mifgefetjt (eincr ®nd)C). 3. iH-rborben, 
 uermorfen, lai.»i:l;nft (pon >;H?nird)i:n). 4. 
 abfd)eiilid), penuorfeii (von ®nd)eii). 
 
 An - wietcii, ein el)riofiT £d;ii\t, fine 
 gpi0bubiiin. - lands, l;crrcnlpfe, pDmOJJccre 
 irorfeu gelfgte I'linbrreim. 
 
 Abandoner, abaii'tiu.ivir, «. ber 
 
 SSerlaffir. BEAiMciirr and Kletch.*R. 
 
 Abandoning-, a.>aii'dmu.ig, #. i. 
 bie25erliifTniig, bad aSerkiiTcn. 2. I9ecd)t«fpr.j 
 bie r!liifgcbuiig. 
 
 Abandonment, aban'dunmlnr, 
 s. !. ba6 ajfrmffeii , bie aSerlnff-in!); SBcrj 
 Iiiffeiiljeit, bn6 SBcrinffenfein. 2. [5fcd)tgfpr.] 
 bii6'.!lufgebeii, bie miifgrbiitig. 3. 1 i(i6 eid)» 
 ^ingeben, bie ^ingebung. 4. [Seel;.] bie 
 2}erjid)rlei)liiiig. 
 
 3. The complete — to mirth and good 
 
 lellowship. \V. Irving. 
 
 4. — frequently takes place in cases of 
 
 cai)tiire. Mc. Cuu.ocii. 
 
 Abanduill, aban'dum, «. l-Jlrc^OOl.] 
 ber Pfrlnfffiie (iJcgenilnnb. 
 
 Abaunition, abannisli'un, ((at. 
 abannitio) #.* [nltei?9?i'd)tl Die !5.rbanniing. 
 
 AbagitiNta, abapiK'ta, ^gricd). 
 
 Abapti.Ston, abapli»'tuii,y<bapti!>- 
 
 ton) *. [c^ir. 5[!3rrf.jc"gl ber Irrpnn. 
 
 Abarcy, ablr'^e, ». * Die llnerfntt- 
 lidjfeit. [v. a. niifbfcfcn. f. Bare. 
 
 Abare, Share'. (aiigeirMd)f. abarl.^n) 
 
 Abarnare, ablmA ic, v.n. [9Ced)r£> 
 fpr.l bem ?{id)trr eiitbecfni. 
 
 Abarticuiation,ai.aiiiki'iiA'siitiii, 
 (Int. abaiticulatio) t. [-Hunt. I Pie itni'd)t'n: 
 filgiing. 
 
 A bns. abas'. *. Iperf (Sewidiriein <21(>uf . 
 1 
 
Fate. far. fall, fat. Mi. met. Fine. fin. IV6. indvp. n6r. ^of. 6il. r\d\u\ Tiilie. jTih. fnll. i/mii. Trils. 
 
 ABA 
 
 Al»nste, a'oasc'. (frnitj. al>aiK»er) v. a. 
 
 1. llil'^frll^(Tfn. 2. f u. |! rrniebrinen, it-- 
 v.\ml)ic\tn, nieberfdjlaacii. 3. ['Wiiir.] |Treid)en 
 (Me 5''iMC)- 
 
 To - the eye. f bngSIiige nie6erfd)(nflen. 
 
 Aliased, abAst', p. post, [iperlb.] 
 
 flcffllft. 
 
 Abatement, abase'ment. #. I. bilf 
 ■Jiicbcrmffcn. 2. ± bie 5iie&etflerd)lii(]eiil;dt; 
 Priiicbrigiiiin. 
 
 Aba<sll, abasli'. (fr. abaisser) ». a. I. 
 (nf) terrfj.imen, uerlcflcn ninrfjeii (ii'Cflcu). 2. 
 (at) im pass. be\(i)c\mt feiii Ouegeii) , Hd) 
 fdninifn (eiiifr ©tid)c) (('i(?'iu. mid) titit of.). 
 
 A'ba.sliiiient, abasli'ment. t. t bie 
 iPefd)(imiiM<i, 95erle(ifnl)eit, iBeriuirniiig. 
 
 Abasslie, abaisli', *.* bie SJenuir- 
 riinn. GowER. 
 
 jiltasKi, abls'si ) t. [pert". »wrinjc] 
 
 Jll»a.<ssis,abas'six.^Dcr'3lf>n(Tiob.9ttn*. 
 
 Abatable, aliA'labl. (l>mi abxte) 
 adj. [9{ed)t] ma6 iinfliiltifl flenind)t luerben 
 fnim. [(5?nnbel) bie «!lu6f(tiie<'Jl3i'ne. 
 
 Abat-cliaiiv^e, aba'sli/ivA, s. 
 
 Abate, abate', (fr. abattre) v. a. 1.' 
 
 iiicberreigcii , jeriirTcii (cine*JJfiiiier 20. 2. 1 
 
 rniicbrifleii, bemiltfjifleii. 3. * iiifbcri"d)laneu 
 
 eiittiiiit^ineii. 4. (i['}ie()en, rnbiUtireii. 5.! 
 
 vcrffirjen. 6. iicrriiiflerii, uerfurjcii , i>en«in 
 
 berii ; iintnuflfic^ tiind)eii. 7. iindjIijfTe" (eine 
 
 Slbfldbe jc). 8. [3Jcd)t] imgnltig tiiiid)en, iiiu; 
 
 flpficn. 9. I9(citf.]. To - curvet., jtiirl)et= 
 
 Ifii mnd)cn. 
 
 5. O weary nigUt, long and tedioim 
 
 niglit 
 
 Abate thy lioum, shine comforts from 
 
 the Ea.<it. Shakspeake. 
 
 To - an estate [9?ecf)t6fpr.] ein ®iit lui; 
 berred)ttic^ in ©eftfj ncl;nien. To - of or 
 fioni the price of goods, ben $rei6 POn 
 S33niiren (jerabfe^en. 
 
 Abate, v. n. 1. nbne^men, fid) per: 
 minbern, na<f)la^(\\, fid) Icflen. 2. (of) vtt-. 
 lieren (nil ©tarfe ic). 3. iniic()nlten. 4. [9{ed)t] 
 nnnuUia luerben. 5. [9{ed)t] (id) ein«6 ®ute« 
 fiem(i(^tigen , ef)c ber red)tinn^igf (irbe bnuon 
 iieft^ nenomnien Ijnt. 6. [3{citf.] itiirbetten 
 tniK^cn. 
 
 2. Some diseases hare abated of their 
 
 virulence. Drvdek. 
 
 3. Yon will begin to think my epistolary 
 offerings ratlier prodigal; hut until 
 you answer, I shall not abate. Byrom. 
 
 To abate of spirits, ben *0?utf) per^ 
 (ierell. To - in one's flesh, pDtn {Jleift^e 
 fnflen, iibfnricn, nl>nef)men. 
 
 Abate, abate', «. f bie ilSeniiinbe> 
 rinif;. Broww. 
 
 Abateleinenf , abatll'ment, <. 
 [©eel).] bai ^nnbcISpenbot, bie ijixinbel^j 
 fperre. 
 
 Abatement, ab&te'ment, t. I. * 
 tai 'DTiebcrreipen, aibbreiten, 3erfliJrcn; ber 
 3iiflnnb, M Q-tmai niebrrgeriiTen tc. ifl, bie 
 Sfriloriing. 2. • ber ®d)IO(i, bie 20en= 
 bung (be<5 Olucf*). 3. ber 91f>iiig (am {«e. 
 halreif.-). 4. bieSBerminfceniiifl, SSrrringerung, 
 Slbnnhme. 5. - pber Rebate ISpnnbel] ber 
 ^iiidMafj (nn einer Snhlnng). 6. 19{rd)r] bie 
 5BtTiiid)riiiig emee flfrid)rlid)en 2}eu1)iiiiTe#. 
 7. I9frd)t] bie gnvi-iirriinif ^ffi^nrhmiing ri. 
 Ht40}iire«. 8. ipertb.] Me SBfrminberunfl ber 
 
 ABB 
 
 rofirbe eine* QBappeiiS biird) ein ^eijeidten 
 
 2. Such as have followed his ways arc 
 
 now sure from the a bat em en is ol 
 
 fortune. Got den Boke 
 
 To make abate ni e n ts. nbjieljeil , nb: 
 red)nen. But when all things arc rightly 
 computed and just abatements mad 
 liber 9lllc« iud^I erivogen. No — made [S>nn: 
 bel] , beftiniinter $rei6. Shop in which no 
 - is made , ein jtoiiflaben , ii'D man ^u be-. 
 flimmten, feflgefe^ten ^rcifen perfauft. 
 
 Abater, }t. !. eine'}5erfon, 
 
 .Abator, abA'tur.^ bie l)erabff(jt ober 
 uerminbert. 2. eine ©fld)e, bie permiiibertober 
 \'ct>ma(t)t, bn« iSermiiiberungS;, DanipfungiJ: 
 ■5Jiitte(. 3. i ber 55.Ttniuberer, 3erflijrer. 4. (Ji 
 ner, ber fid) ber (SJiirer eine« 23er)lurbeucu ge; 
 lualtiani bemad)tigt. 
 
 Abating-, abA'i'ng, «. bie SJrrmiiis 
 beriing, ber ^lilbjng. [ber SSerljaii. 
 
 Abatis, abate'. (fr. nbaltre)*.[ilriegyf.] 
 
 Abattoir, abaltwir', (fr. abattoir) 
 I. taS ©d)liid)tl)an«. 
 
 Abatude, ab'A>ude, «. [9?r(^t] bie 
 SSerringernng nm SSJertlje, bie perringertc 
 6aiJ)c. [res) *. pi. [<IBaibnifpr.] ber ^Ibrritf. 
 
 AbatlireS, ab'atslnires. (fr. abaltu 
 Aba^ved, abiiwd', (fr. e'balii) adj 
 
 erflaiint. Chaucer 
 
 Abb, ab, (nngeff ab) «. [3nbU|T.] ber 
 
 3ettcl (.mid) abbwool). 
 
 Abba, ab'ba, (I)e6r. ab) I. latt)'w\>. 
 jRirdig.] ber 93atcr. 
 
 Abbacy, ab'basi. *. 1. f bie ©igen: 
 fd)aft einefi 91bte«, f. Abbots hi p. 2. bie 
 93envaltiing ber 9l6fei. 
 
 Abbatial, abba'shal, ^(fr. abbatial) 
 
 Abbatical,abb8t'ekai,yt(</. abtUsi), 
 abtcitid). 
 
 Abbe, ab'be, t. ber 9rbt, 916 be. 
 
 Abbess, ab'bls, (fr. abbesse) s. bie 
 'aicbtinn, ^lebtiffinn. Lady Pb. mother ab 
 besi. bie $iirenipirtf)iMn. 
 
 l??*'^*,.,' i- tie Wei. 
 Abby, ab'be, ) 
 
 Abbey-lubber, ab'beiubbur, «. 
 
 I ber faille Wond). 
 
 Abbot, ab'biut. ((at. abbas) «. 1. ber 
 916t. 2. l&tfd). P. OeniiaJ - Pber - of the 
 people, ber aji'lffabt. 
 
 Bishop -, ber S&tfd)Ofabt; cardinal — , bcr 
 .'Riirbinalabtj commendatory — , ber Welti 
 lid)e Xitnlnrnbt; regular -, ber Drben^obr; 
 lay -, ber lU«ltIid)e9Jbt; croziered -, mitred 
 -, ber inflllirte 9ibt; - in commendam, f. 
 commendatory — . —' s priory, (SlMlbPIl), 
 bn5 (Jieffingnig King's- pb. Queen's- bench. 
 
 Abbotsltip, ab'butship. s. bie<H$iirbe 
 t»berbn6 9Jmteiiie«9tbtc« ober einer ^lebriffiiin. 
 
 Abbretl voir, abbrev war'. (fr.abreti 
 voir) «. 1. bit Iriinfe. 2. [91rd)tt.l bie 
 Kitifpnlte. 
 
 Abbreviate, abbrI'veAte. ((at. ab 
 breviare) v. a. 1. obflirjen (^orte), per; 
 f I'irjen , juramnieiiiieljen. 2. [••Watljeni.) ab. 
 fi'irjrn. (ber 9(ii«$iig. 
 
 Abbreviate, * -f bie 91bfiirjuiig, 
 
 Abbreviation, abbreveA'slniti. t. 
 I. bn« 9lbfiir}en, bit ^JiWiajnng. 2. bie^Ib; 
 fi'iriiing (tai 9(bfiirjen lUi'nirjniigfieid/en 
 bfitii isdjreiben). 3. |-)Ji'»itlieni.l b. •iiPriirjiiiig. 
 
 Alibreviator, ^bbieveaiur, «. 1. 
 
 ABE 
 
 ber gibfilrjer. 2. [pi'ip|l(id)e ^aiiiret] pi. hit 
 '■}^bbre^'iar^.^ren. [iibfiirjenb. 
 
 Abbreviatory, abbre'veatiiie. tidj. 
 
 Abbreviature , abbre'veatslnire, 
 *. 1. * bie 9(bfi'ir,iunn, i<\6 ^Ibfiiriiinfl^jei' 
 d)en. 2. ber 9lii^jufl, ber fiirje Siibegriff. 
 
 AbbrOClieinent , abbro'lshment, 
 *. baS 2liifftiiifeii (u. 2Bnaren). 
 
 Abb-wool, f. Abb. 
 
 Abby, f. Abbey. 
 
 ADC, abesi'. [5iipl)abet] *. ba5 9IS3(r. 
 
 To be at the - (of), nod) beiiii 9125(F (einet 
 fiiinil 21.) (lc()en. f'llbbaln. 
 
 Abdal, ab'dal, ». (perf. •=))foiii-f)) ber 
 
 Abderite, ab'dei iie. *. ber 'llbbcrire. 
 
 Abde.«t, ab'desi, *. [mal)iMn. 9felig.J 
 tai ic>anbea>ard)en. 
 
 Abdicant, ab'dekant. (lat. abdicans) 
 arf;. abbanfenb; (ofjenrf.igenb (eincrSadje). 
 
 Abdicate, ab'dekaie. (lar. abdlcare) 
 V. a. 1. niebcrlegeii, aiifgcbeii (tin 9(nir). 2. 
 abfe^en , ©inen einc^ 9{ed)r5 bemiiben, ent» 
 feiien. 3. (einem 9ied)te 10 entfagen. 4. [a(» 
 teg 9(ed)t] perflogen, enterben. 
 
 Abdicate, v. n. obbanfen, eineni 
 9{ed)te entfagen. 
 Though a king may — for his own person, 
 he cannot — for the moiinrrliy. Burke. 
 
 Abdication, abdeka'shuu, t. (of) 
 1. bie g^ieberlegung (eine^ 2Initg), 9i6ban» 
 fling. 2. ± bie ©•ntfagiing. 3. * bie &nt» 
 erbiing, iBerjtognng, aibfefjung. 
 
 Abdicative, ab'deUativ, adj. t 
 eine G-iitfagiing mit fid) bringeiib. 
 
 Abditive, Ib'deiiv, (lat. abdere) 
 adj. f perbergenb. 
 
 Abflitory, ab'deiuie [niitfe(a(t. 2nf. 
 abdltorium] s. I. ber SBerfterf. 2. (93i)t.] 
 ber !8e()nlter. 
 
 Abdomen, abdo'men, ab'd&men, 
 Hat. abdomen) ». [91nat. n. ©ntoni.] btt 
 Unterleib. 
 
 Abdominal, abdntn'menal, adj. 
 [9Inat.] ben Unterleib bctreffnib; - Pb. in- 
 guinal ring, ber Ceiflcnring. 
 
 Abdominals, abdom'mJnali, ».pl. 
 f3d)t()i)iil.] bie 33aud)flofi'fr. 
 
 Abdominous, abdom'menus, at^. 
 
 1. [91nat.] ium linterleibe ge()i^irig. 2. i 
 fd)nieerbiiiid)ig. Cowper. 
 
 Abduce, abdijxe', ((at. abducn) v. a. 
 
 (SaSiffenfd).] bcivegeii, abjieljen, ()iiiivenben, 
 
 brc()en I'on einer iiad) einer anberii ©cite (j. 
 
 55. t>i\6 9(iige). [al)}iel)enb. 
 
 Abducent, abdi'i'sent, adj. [■ilnat.] 
 Abduction, abduk'shun , M. 1. 
 
 [9lnat.] bie 3tbjiei)iing, 91ii^wart*beivegiing. 
 
 2. (X>ibaf.] bie SScmegnng, SOenbiing nad) 
 einer nnbern ©eite. 3. [9fed)t] bie e-iirfri()» 
 rung, 9lbfril)riing. 4. [?og.] bie 9(Pbiiftii'n, 
 9lpagL>ge (eine beiVnbere -Jlrr I'fn ^jeiui'ifen). 
 
 Abductor, abduk'tur. t. I. [9lnat.] 
 ber 9Jb,iiel)er, 9tbjirl)niiii5fe(; - auris, bcr 
 nbjifl)enbe OI)reiiinii?ffl ; - oculi. ber abjic» 
 l)enbe "Jliigennui^fel; - pollicis, ber '31biiel)f« 
 be# Cantilena ; — digiti niininii, ber "ilbjie* 
 l)er be* Olinniger^ k. 2. ber (i>elenfbriid). 
 
 Aliear, al)are', (rtligell'. abaran) o. a. 
 * To -- ones self, fid) aiiffi'ihren , fid) 6e» 
 iirl)inrn, fid) betragen. Spehser. 
 
 .Abearance, ai>A'raiise. $. [9?ed)t] 
 ba6 betragen, b iUu|fiil)ruiig (and) Abearing). 
 
Fale, far, f^Il, (at. M*, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, ii8r. got, Ail, cMd. Ti^be, tub, ftill. tAin, THis. 3 
 
 ABE 
 
 Abecedarian, ibisedi'rean, «. 
 
 1. ^rr 9l6clef)rer. 2. fcer 9l6cf(f)riler, 6 bet 
 SlttiAil^. (5J6c (jefiorig. «. bit 916ctnfe(. 
 
 jtbecedaryf ib^sldare, adj. )||i\l 
 
 AbeclieTdf abelshf (oltfr. abe'dier; 
 p. fMi$t. adj. onnttiot. 
 
 Abcd> abed', (a ^rnf^nim ii. bed) 
 (jfnr in beJl) ndv. * )U obet tm !8ttt«. 
 
 To be brought — (Willi), jel^t lo be brouglil 
 lo bed (of) niebtrfomnieii (mit). 
 
 Abedg-e - f. Abide. GowER 
 
 Abec^S'e - f. Abide. [(Jiitffrming. 
 
 Aii«'!i(;lif ade. (fdjort.) in iiii(iilli(f)er 
 
 Abele, ai.ele'. / #. « IVor.i 
 
 Abel -tree, i'bel iree.^ Me 91ie>rr. 
 
 Ah<>lian,abe'iiaii. i [^M] m. [Kir: 
 
 Abc^lo iiianf >d>en(i.]brr^bcliv 
 
 A'lif*lit(r, I Hire. 
 
 Ab<'liii<>Kcliu<tf abeluio('ku«, ober 
 
 AbeliiioKk', Dber 
 
 Abelinunk') (ntnb. babb el nimk) 
 «. (!&oM bet 'Mf'elmprrfjiiS. 
 
 Aber, ab'er, *. « bet QliiC-ftiif} , bit 
 (Ftiiiefiiinfl (eine« 5""(T'« in bn» '^ctt ic). 
 (Siefe< ^ott i)t(bet nut ncA) @tnbtenanien, 
 wit Aberdetn). 
 
 Abereinurder , ib^remur'dur. 
 
 (oiiiielf. abere) t. « l^'ed)t] bet I'OtfiiljIid)' 
 
 li'brfrf)la<i (fid) I'etirtcn, obitrcn. 
 
 Aberr, aber', (Int. aberrsre) v. n. i 
 Aberrance, aber'ranxe.^ «. (from) 
 Aberrancy, aber'ransi. ^ t •• 6'* 
 
 9KMiTimii, 93crirtiina. 2. iitt ^nti)um. 
 Aberrant, aber'rant, adj. -f a6irteiib. 
 Aberration, aberrA'thun, «. I. 
 
 bie »]lMttuii<) (Bon eineni SCege), Mbiueicftiing. 
 
 2. i bet Orrgnng; Otttfjimi. 3. [2l|lroii.l 
 bif MMrriiiifl. Crown o'f - [9lflton. u. Cpt] 
 bcr 9U'iftiin(i*ftei«. 
 
 Aberruncate, ab^run'kite, dat. 
 Hbarriincure) v. a. « niit bet iQ3iir)e( au6- 
 reigen. (luin, s. 
 
 Abeituin, ibi'sum, «. [CTfjcm.] 9I6e: 
 
 Abet, abet', (a ilJtiifituni ii. A*iigr(f. be- 
 «nn. gebetan) v. a. — ling, — ted. 1. | u. j 
 uiuftililfjen; 55ptf(^ii6 Hjunffinem. 2. I an- 
 fliften, <inttei6cn, <int)tfytn, niifreiien (^es 
 mnnbeii). 3i nnfliften (Gtii'n«). 4. [5{erf)t] 
 oiiiliften. [jlniib, bet 2Jiirf(t)ii6., 
 
 Abet, abet', «. tbn«9Iii|liften,beta3ei: 
 
 Abetment, abet'ment, t. I bie Sill' 
 Refiling, ber 95pri"(l)u6. 
 
 Abetter, ^ *. bet <!In(liftet, 
 
 Abettor, abet'iur, ] «Uii^e$et, <»rih 
 fd)iiiMge. 
 
 Abevacnation, ab^vakdi'iliun. 
 (Inr. abevacuatio) s. [^ntf)p(.] bie luiberiid" 
 ti'irli^e, uiigcreiite ^lUIeitung. 
 
 Abeyance, abA'anse, (fr. abeyance) 
 «. I. 19{ed)tj bie 91iiiwntrfdjnfr. 2. bie O'rle: 
 bigimg. In -, l)i'freiirt>6, ni<t)t jiigciuicrcii, 
 ill) ©tteite fccfiiiMid). 
 
 Abfi-reg-ate, ab'gr^giite. (tat. ab- 
 gregare) r. a. <= UPii brt jfyrctbc ttcillieil. 
 
 AbK'ren'ation , abgiegi'sliun, «. 
 • bie ^U'fiiibrriiiig ihmi brt i^prerbc. 
 
 Abiior, abh6r'. (IiU. abliorrere) P. a. 
 — ring. - red C from). I. i<ftilf'r(1)rilfn. 2.(1 
 i'friid)rni , i<rn(1)iiiii()rii. 3. |fnii. 3(rrf>r] \(i: 
 ctl;(ft i>rru'iTiVii. 
 
 Ahii4»rrenre, abiior'rlii«e.^<. Miiir 
 
 Abiiorreucy, abliur'renv^.^oi ii:ib 
 
 ABJ 
 
 from). 1. btr mf^tu (UDt). i. bie mntu 
 
 gung (gegen). [nen ob. Qtmai uetnbfc^eucn. 
 
 To hold anyone Db. any thing in -, ©is 
 
 Abltorrent, abhor'rlnt, adj. 1. tnit 
 
 9Jbfcf)eu ctfuflt, uctrt6fc<)euenb. 2. (to, fcltcn 
 
 from) * unueteinfeni (mit). 3. (to) entgcgen 
 
 (dat). 4. (to, aud) from) juiuibetlniifeiib 
 
 (einet (£«4f). [mit Mbfdjeu. 
 
 Abltorrently , abhSr'rentle. adv. 
 
 Abiiorrer, abhir'rur, «. 1. ©inct, 
 bet i>ctnbfd)eiit, Ijiigt. 2. (engl. ®ef(^.) bet 
 etfliitte®egnet(b.bifd)5(l SSctfnffunjp.HuME. 
 
 Abiiorringr, abhir'r'ng, I. 1. II 
 bet (5)fgcii|1nnb bre 9J6f4eu« , itftf^eu. 2. 
 bet ^ibetmiftc, 9lf<'"(l)eii. [aibib. 
 
 Abib, a'bib. (fwbf.) «. bet <IKoiint 
 
 Abid, <= pr. iHMi Abide. [tnttjalt. 
 
 Abidance, abtdanse. «. t bet 3Iuf: 
 
 Abide, alijile.' (nngelf. bidan. abi- 
 dan) praet. u. pp abode, v. n. I. bfeiben, 
 I'cnueilen. 2. tvrfjiirii. 3. l a) uetfiinfen 
 fciii, tief fferfeii (in ber Sfinbe jc). b) (upon) 
 uetljntten, blcibcn, nnihotten, autl)aiun (bt'o. 
 
 To - by I. uerfjatten (bei). 2. beiiteljen 
 (?inem, (?inen oettljcibigen, untetffil^en. 3. 
 fid) f)<i(ten (an) , (idb ilufytn (nuf). 4. ben 
 ffolgen (eined ereigiiiffeO fidf untetjieljen 
 cbet untenuftfen. 
 4. To abide by the event. Webster. 
 
 To — for, n, lunttcn (niif). 
 
 Abide, v. a. (regedn.). 1. ttnari 
 ten ; l luntfen (onf). 2. au6{tti)tn, nu«f)iilten. 
 3. t oftnntivDttlid) fein , fleljen (fur). 4. biis 
 gen, (tl)euct) bejnl)ten (fur eine 1f)nt). 
 
 3. And let no roan abide this deed. 
 But we the doers. Sharspeare. 
 
 4. If it be found so, some will dear 
 
 abide It. Shaksp^re. 
 
 Abider, abl'dur, «. l. t bet, mU 
 (f)et bteibt, bet©ini«ol)ncr. 2. i betSeibenbe, 
 bet iveft^et au6i)alt. 
 
 Abidingr* abl'dtng, «. 1. tai S3et> 
 weilen, 35(eiben. 2. ber 93cftnnb, bie ZJouet. 
 3. II bn6 <H3nftfn. [lonfirenb. 
 
 Abiding-ly, abi'd'ngli, adv. forts 
 
 Abietic, abiet'ik, (lat. abies, lonne) 
 adj. [(Ffjem.) - acid, bie tnnncnfjnrjfmire. 
 
 Abig-ail, ab'igil, «. I. ba« £am.- 
 mermnbrf)cn. 2. | ein b&fc* SaSeib. 
 
 Abiiiinent, f. Habiliment. 
 
 Ability, abil'^tl. (ft. habilete). 1. 
 bie (53er(()i(fli(^fcit. 2. bat Anient; pi. bie 
 geifligen Slnfflgen. 3. bie Jfnfjigfeit, bai Oes 
 f(f)irf. 4. bie. (nmrcriclfe) j?rnfr, OTndjt. 6. 
 bie CSJerbmiftef, ». pi., bai SBerniijgen. 
 
 Abintestate, aiiuues'iaie, (lat. 
 
 ab intestato) adj., ab intestato, rf^ne (e^ten 
 SGiflcn. 
 
 Abislierintr, abisli'urfng, «. [JJeix 
 bnlr.] bie 95efri'iiiiig I'tMi Odbttrnfcn. 
 
 Abisni, abizui', (fr. abinie)«. f ber 
 ^bgriinb, Shakspeare. 
 
 Abject, ab'jJkt, (lat. abjectus) i>er» 
 morfrn, eleiib, grnieiii. 
 
 Abject, aii'jekt, t I. ber uerroorfcne 
 «JJienfcf). 2. ber &lave, Sm(t)t. Shak. 
 
 Abject, abjeki'. v.a. " I. iwfgiufrffn. 
 2. iTrwcrffn. 3. i nii'bfrrd)I>igfn (brn (J)ei|l). 
 
 Abjectedne.<««, abjek'tcdnls, ». 
 bie 2Si'ni'ijrfi'iihfir. 
 
 AI»jecti«»n, al>jek'Nlii'in. ) «. I. bie 
 
 AbJ<*ctueNii« ab'jekinet.^ SSenvi'r> 
 
 ABL 
 
 fenfieit, Wiebettr^Hgfeit. 2. [l bie (Stniu 
 btigung (uot ®ott). ^ [niebertra(<)tifl. 
 
 Abjectly, ab'jektii. adv. ueriDorfen, 
 
 Abjudicated, abju'dekated. (Int. 
 abjiidicatiis) p. pats. adj. gcri(()tli(^ nbgf< 
 fj)rt>(^cn. [giire) V. a. nbipcf)cn, nbiVnnncn. 
 
 Abjug'ate, abjugaie, (Int. ahju 
 
 Abjuration, abjui-a'shuu, s. 1. bie 
 91bfd)worung. 2. (nlre« engt. 9fe(^t) bie(Fnt« 
 fngiing. 3. (engl. <^e\<t}i<t)te) Oath of -, bit 
 9Ibrd)ii)orung bei ^prritenbenteii. 
 
 Abjuratory, abjd'rituri, adj. cine 
 9lbr(f)i»oriing entbnitenb. 
 
 Abjure, abjure', ((nt abjurare) v.a. 
 
 I. nbfdjiutiren. 2. 1 uerfrfimoren (cine <Sad)t), 
 
 ihr entfngcn. X jiiriirfneljmcn (©d)impf» 
 
 luorte). 4. (engf. 9{ecf)t) uerbniinen. [Shak. 
 
 2. No rallier I (Lear) abjure all roofs. 
 
 Abjure, ». n. (alt,^i engt. SWecfjt) 
 bne Honigreid) uerfc^ivSren , ficf) ciblid) iicr» 
 bint<n, bnfi K&nigreic^ nuf imiiicr ju meiben. 
 
 Abjurement, abjuie'uieut, t. bit 
 0-Mtrngiing. 
 
 Abjurer, abju'rur, «. (finer, ber ab> 
 fd)ivi3rt. [tare) v. a. entiuBljncn (ein itinb). 
 
 Ablactate, ablak'tale, (Int. ablac- 
 
 Ablactation, ablakiA'uhun, t. 1. 
 ['iJ5I)i)fio(.] bie Gntn)D()nung. 2. [iftortif.) bn« 
 9Ibrniigen. [^i5crrenfeibe. 
 
 Ablaque, ab'lak, «. [ji>nnber] bie 
 
 Ablaqueation, ablikwea'shuu, 
 (Int. ablaqueatio) *. [.^ortif.] bn« 9lnfgrn» 
 ben ber SSnrjeIn (eincS 95nume5). 
 
 Ablation, abli'shuu, (int. ablatio) 
 I. 1. bie 2Begnn()me, ©ntiuenbung (einet 
 ®nd)f. 2. [CEfjir. n. (Fljem.] bn4 933egnel)mcn, 
 bie 553egnnf)mf. 3. [9Irith.] bie91bjie()ung. 
 
 Ablative, ab'lativ, (f. ablativus) adj. 
 
 1. lucgnefjmenb. 2. ». r®rnmm.] ber 9lb(ntiy. 
 -absolute (®rnnim.), ber nbfolnte 9lb(ntii'. 
 
 Able, i'bl, adj. 1. fnljig. 2. gcfdjirft. 
 3. (to) T u. i im ©tnnbe (mit eineni 3eit« 
 jDorte), uermijgenb. 4. flnrf, frnfrig. 5. [9?cd)t] 
 (to) im ©tnnbe (eine geiuiffe ©igenfc^nft be> 
 ft^enb). 
 6. An illegitimate son is not a b I e lo take 
 by Inheritance. Webster. 
 
 To be -, fBnnen, Im ©tnnbe p!in, uet» 
 ni&gen. - to pay, jnfjUingf fnlyg , foluent. 
 As one Is -, nnt^ 3emnnb« 'OTitteln. 
 
 Able, D* a. 1. ill ben ©tnnb fe^en. 2. 
 ©incn I'erbi'irgen, fi'ir ifjn fjnffen. 
 2. None doeit offend, none, 1 say none; 
 I 'II able 'em. Shakspeare. 
 
 Able-bodied, i'bi-bodid, at^. l. 
 flnrf, nlilig. 2. [-)Jfnr.] flffd)irfr. 
 
 Ableeze, (fd)Ptt.) Ipbcrnb, flnmmcnb. 
 
 Ableg-ate, ab'leg^te, (Int. ablegate) 
 v.a. t 1. nbfenben, nbrd)ictfn. 2. megfdjirfen. 
 
 Ableg-ation, ablegi'sbun, 4. 1. t 
 [rijm. 9{ed)t] bas ^bvtbmn, bit ^Ibfenbung. 
 
 2. 1 bai 3er\ircutn, bit Serilreuung. 
 
 2. To cause an ablegation of I lie spirits 
 into a determinate part of the body. 
 H. Moore 
 
 Ablenests, i'blnls. t. t. i. bie 
 
 ^rnft, ©tnrfr. 2. bie (grulige) gnhigfrit. 
 
 Ablf^pKy, ab'lepse. (gr. ablepsia) ». 
 [^pnr|)rl.) bif ^linbljfir. 
 
 Ablet, ( s. C^djrlinrl.l 
 
 Ablen, ab'lel. .Tb'leii. S ffr -It'i'lKfiVrt). 
 
 Abli${^urilion, ablii;uri»b'un, 111 t. 
 
 1" 
 
F'He. f'r. f'lll, faf. IV!^ met. Fine. fin. N6, nifive. n8r. got. 6fr, < !6niJ. Trtfte. tub. full. j//in TfJas. 
 
 AiiL 
 
 ablignritio) «, tic SSorfrfjiucnSunfl , S3i'r<icii = 
 ^lln(J (^f £' 2Scriiui(if lis fiirrf! (5-ffcn u. Irinffm. 
 
 AliluCHte*, ab'lokaie. (lat. abloc(ue) 
 r. «. vmri)ron ofer i'fri)ad)tcii. 
 
 AltIoC»<ion, aliloki'slmn, «. &te 
 ■iJJilCt)!!!!)!! OStT iSfrp.-irfituiifl. 
 
 Ablllde, abliide'. (lat. abludere)!). »i. 
 « ^t•r^rf)il■^f^ Kiii« (il'U'cic^fii. 
 
 Ablsient^ ab'luent, (fnt. abliiere) I. 
 reiiiifleii?, atronrc^eiil). 2. [•OJieb.] at'tiil)= 
 rciiD. [^Witrcl. 
 
 Abluent , *. [«))le^.l cin nf'fli!)ri'll^l■^ 
 
 Aisliitiosi 9 ai>lii'siiuii, (inr. iiblinim 
 ». I. tn? i}Uiiviird)en. i. 6ii6 ©piiliuiifTiT. 3, 
 [fntl)ii|. .ftinljfl bie ^JlMiitiiMi , tcr frn ^nieii 
 ol;iie €en"i"i!l nfflf^'C't ^flri). 4. ['iBif- 
 feiu'cl).] fii5 ^JlOiV'nrd)!'!!, iiliifmiirctjtii. 
 
 Altly? a'ble, iiilj. flcrd)i(ft. 
 
 AI»neg"**-**5 » ab'iiegafe, (Int. abiie- 
 gnre) v. a. nbliiiidnen, uiTliiuflnon. 
 
 Abnt^g'atiun, abiic;>A'sbuii, s. toi^ 
 SlMiiiifliien, bic SBiriiiiigniinfl. ^ 
 
 Abnt^^ator, ab'negatur, *. Der 916 = 
 lauiiiuT, SBcrlaiiniH'r. 
 
 Abnoclatiull) abiinda'sliun, (lat. 
 abiio(lntio) s. [iplTtif.] £>n6 21bfrtppcn bit 
 jiiicrrcii (an 3?aiinien). 
 
 Abnoriiiiiy^ abi-.oi'meie, a. f '>''' 
 lliircflcniiailiflf fit ; llii<ji'|laltl)rit. 
 
 Abuuriiiuitsif abiioi'iiius. ((at. ab- 
 narmis) adj. iiHrt[]ciimii'u;i, iingeilalt. 
 
 Aboard, aboid', (cng. a '^raf. iiiib 
 board) odv. ['Mar.] all 3?iirb ((ii-l)eii obir 
 fciii). To fall - of a ship, bci eiiiciii (J(f)iffi' 
 niileficii; to go -, fid) einrdjiffni; lo take -. 
 f iii|"(f)iffcii ; - main tack! Oen grojjeii 5piil!5 
 jiitit-rftit ! [23i.n-(>ibciitim(i. 
 
 Abodance, abi'danse, s. t bie 
 
 Abode, aliode', f. Bode. 1. v. a. 
 iiprt'ebi'iucn, i'rr(;er iterfiiiibiflen. 2. i>. n. eiiif 
 93orl'ebciitiiiig fnii. 
 
 Aliode, p. pats, pon abide. 
 
 Abode, abodf', (ciigt. abide) a. l.bie 
 SSofjmiiig, ber ■DliiftiUIjnItfort. 2. btr ilui- 
 fnt()alt, tai SSeriucileii (an eiiiem Crte). 3. 
 ber SBtTiiifl. 
 
 3. And witli lier fled away without abode. 
 To make -, fid) ailfl)altcn. Spenser. 
 Abodeiiient, abode'ment, «. 1. bie 
 
 SSort'fbeiitmin. 2. bie 9l()iiiiiin. 
 
 Abodiiigr, abu'diiig, a. bie 'iSt.^tbe-- 
 bciitiiiiii, 'Oltjiiiinn. 
 
 Abui - ventfl, abwi • vengs, a. 
 (.(Iricgftf.l ba(5 Srf)irtiiba((). 
 
 Abolete, abolele', (I. abolitiifi) iidj. 
 * lu'ralrer. Skei.topi. 
 
 Aboli^Il, abnl'Iixh, (fr. abolir) v. n. 
 I. nt'i'djaffcii, aiifljcbfii. 2. jcrilrreii, I'rriiirf): 
 ten. 3. 1 auflji'l'i'ii (cin SBerbrct^rii). 4. + 
 pcriibKii, aii^ilrcidjrn. 
 
 4. And uirh tiiy blood abolisli so re- 
 proachful blot. .Spenser. 
 
 Aboli»ikable, abnl'lisliabl, adj. 
 ijcriiif})t('iir. [iiid)trr. 
 
 Aboliwlier, .'bol'li»Iiur, *. brrSSrr; 
 
 .4boliKllin|f, abnl'lishiiig ( a. 
 
 Ab<»liKlilliieilt, abol'liithnieiit.^ bie 
 >3Itrd)affiiiig, 'JliitOi'lMiiig. 
 
 Abolition, abolish'un, a. I. bie 
 9l£>i'ri)affiiiin, 'inifljebiiiin. 2. (9<rd)t] bie 
 gtraferuiffi'iig ober ^Cfgutibigtiiifl n\u6 iJJerj 
 bxcdttvi. 
 
 AbO 
 
 Abolitionl.vt, abolisli'unist, ». 
 [Tiorbani.i ber iJt'olitiPiiifl (greiiiib ber ©Ka> 
 i>eiit>efrciung). 
 
 Aboinasutn, abnniA'suui. (lat.nbo- 
 uiarium) 3. [yiiiat.] ber 'Jcrtmagfii. 
 
 Aboieiinable, abomenabl, adj. 
 I. abrd)i'iili(f), fdjcufjlid). 2. n iiiiretii. 
 
 AboiBtiuabIene!i.<« , abom'ina- 
 blnes. a. bic -2U'rd)fiilid)feir. 
 
 Abominably, abom'euable, adn. 
 abfd)riilid), fd)riirjlid). 
 
 Abominate, abom'enate, ((. abo- 
 iiiiuiiie) V. a. urrabfcftfiieii. 
 
 Abomination, abmnena'sliun, a 
 
 I. (of u. to) bie 95erabrd)eiiiiiig ; ber 9U'= 
 l'd)cii (iH>r). 2. ber (Jirniicl (aig PJegeiitlaiib). 
 
 Aboin'ine, '-, f. Abominate. 
 
 Aboon', t f. Above. 
 
 Abord, abord', (fr. abord) a. f ber 
 Cfiiipfaiig, bie 9(iifprad)e. Chesterfiei.u. 
 
 Abord, 11. a. ■' I. nafjefoniiiieii. 2. 
 niifprrd)en (^eniatibeii). (iirrpriiiiglid). 
 
 Aboriginal, aboridje'enal, tid}. 
 
 Aborig-inal, *. ber llrbcmohner (ei; 
 lie* I'aiibc^). [a )>l. bie llriu'lfer. 
 
 Aborig'ine.<«, abocldje'enei, (lat.) 
 
 Aborseilient , aburs'ment , a. 
 [■•Web.] bie '5el)lgc6iirt. 
 
 Abort , alioi t', (I. aboriri) r. n. nii^> 
 gebnrcu, fil)lgcliareii. 
 
 Ab<»rt, *. t bie JJelilneftiirt. 
 
 Abortion, abiir'shiin , a. 1. T 11. 1 
 iiai: 5cl)lgcl)ari'n , WifJnet'areii , bie 5el)lge: 
 Inirt. 2. f II. f bic JteWgebiirt, i5ni^ni'''i'rt. 
 
 Abortive, abor'iiv, l. ; imreif, iiii: 
 jeitig (ufii riiier P3ef>iirt ic.). 2. i mircif, iiii: 
 jeitig. 3. ffl)lgefd)lagen, •uigliiiigeti. 
 
 To be ober to prove - i fclilfdjlagcil. To ren- 
 der any thing -, (S-tivaS fcl;lfd)l(igfll iiiadjcii. 
 
 Abortive, *. bie g-riiljgeburt. 
 
 Shak. A^nisoN. 
 
 Abortively, abor'ljvle, ndj. 1. 1111.- 
 jeitig, uiireif. 2. i jii friKj, uor ber 3fit. 
 
 YollNO. 
 
 Abortiveness , abSr'iivnls. a. i. 
 ; ba« 'TOitlaeMreii. 2. ± tmi' 'jjeljlfdjlageii, 
 -Kifitingcii (tinii SBprfjabeii^-). 
 
 Abortinent, aburt'uiint, a. *' bie 
 Jri'iligeOurt. Bacon. 
 
 Abound, abound', (lat. abundare) 
 p. n. 1. ^ ciiirii llcbiTfliirj Ijnt'eii. 2T (!n)reid) 
 feiii (nil). 3. ± (with) iiii llfberiliifi'e l)abfii 
 (©olbatcii, SJebiuru.). 4. imUe&erjIiiffeuor: 
 Ijaubcii feiii. 
 
 To — in one's sense, nuf feineiii Itcpfe, 
 fr. 'Oiii'iiiiiiig t'efjarrcn. 
 
 Altoitniling-, aboun'dmg, a. f iai 
 3iiiieliiiu-n , bie SiiU'ilj'iic. Southev. 
 
 About, aboiit', (aiinelf.abiitan, onbu 
 tan. enibutan ; on n. enib = gried). ainphi. 
 
 II. butan, oilSlunrtS), praep. I. mil, mil.. 
 ()ormii. 2. nal)c bei, nn. 3. luegrii; I'it'cr. 
 4. bei(fid)), 5. i;i. 6. gegcit (luMi brr3i'ir),iuii. 
 
 1. Soldiers are about iheEnipeior, (£c>l; 
 
 batcn miigebeii ben ^aifer. 
 
 2. AVe foiina him standing about a (all 
 
 and beautifully straight young tree. 
 W. Irviivg. 
 
 3. The landlords of bustling inns seldom 
 
 trouble their heads a bout the names 
 or nccup.itions of their transient 
 guests. W. Irving. 
 
 ABO 
 
 4. He carries nolhing about him but 
 
 golfl- Swift. 
 
 5. Every thing a b o u t an inn seems calcu- 
 
 lated to make a dull day ten times 
 duller. VV. Irviho. 
 
 6. It was about night. 
 
 He generally calls about ihifi time. 
 
 Sheridan. 
 For a b o u t ([ iingefaljr. 
 For about five centuries. Hai.i,a>i. 
 To be -, I. t()nn. 2. niit (?tiuaS iiiiigL'» 
 ^en, firf> befcfjiifrigen , (JtiuaS iiorI)a6fn. 
 1. Let us know what it is our brave 
 countrymen are about. Addisox. 
 To come — any one, ©inen eililic()« 
 men, fid) feinc^ (?5ci|le8 bemad)tigeM , &ntn 
 iiberliflen. To have one's wits ober brains 
 - one, leine (SJebanfen beiraiiiinen IjaOcn. 
 
 About, ado. I. ijeriini. 2. riiigis Ijerimi, 
 runb l)ermii, iin jtreife; in bcrSiunbe. 3. bri 
 fid). 4. im Hnifaiige. 5. abiuege. 6. iiiigrfal)r, 
 etma. 7. tin Jjegriffe. 8. interj. aiif! an'6 
 ■IDerf! Shakspeahe. 
 
 1. And as I wake, sweet music breaiha 
 Above, about, or underneath. BIilton. 
 
 2. The weird sisters hand in hand 
 Posters of the sea and land 
 
 Thus do go about, about. Shak. 
 
 3. She carries about also a lock of her 
 
 sweetheart's hair. W. Irving. 
 
 4. I am in the waist two yards about. 
 
 Shakspeare. 
 
 5. I had rather go a mile and a half 
 
 about. Bacom. 
 
 6. America is about 9000 miles in length. 
 
 Webster 
 
 7. Columbus considered himself about to 
 effect the great work of etc. W. Irving. 
 
 - [''War.] to go - ini @d)iff luenbei? 
 (nad) ciiieni nnbern 2i3iiib|lrid)e). All -, ubrr> 
 all; round-, ringSimi ; long way -, eill 
 grof'cr Uiniueg, meit iini. - and -, liberall, 
 nad) alien ©eitcn, bn u. bcrt. To be - (lo) 
 im 23egriffe fein ; I am -- to go away, id) bin 
 im SJegriffe, fi'rtjiigr()eii. To brirg any ihing 
 -, etiuaS iu ©tanbc bringcn, iii6 523rrf fe» 
 t}tn ober ridjten. To come - I. n Iii-rbci> 
 fommen (uon ber Beit). 2. fomnicn. 3. 
 nm fein. 
 
 2. The wind they long had wish'd was 
 
 come about. Dktdex. 
 
 To go -, 1. T l)ernmgc()en. 2. i <ih\ Gt» 
 ivaS nninel)cn, (5-noa5 ooriifljmen , fiid)en. 
 The world is come — , bie ICclr l)ar fid) gi'' 
 lunltig ucrnnbert. To Hrii.'k -, riug>' henini 
 trinfeii. Left - [■■Wilir. jlomniaiibt] 2in.'* 
 nm, ffl)rt end)! Right -. 9Ced;t3 uni , fei)it 
 end)'. To lie -, Ijier n. ta jeiitreiit lirgen, 
 l)rriimliegi'ii. To look — , (J fid) mi;fe ei, oiif' 
 lVl)cn. To tack — [-War.]. t(\i ©djiff luenbcn. 
 
 About, abut', s. ['Wed).] iai Oliifciift. 
 llncf, brr ^IniloiJ. 
 
 Aboilted, abut'cd, adj. [iportif.) 
 lua^ ifnofpfii gi'triebi'ii I)at. 
 
 Above, abuv, (angrlfadif. abufan. 
 bufiin, bu(on) praep. I. libiT (0. 3{niimc). 
 
 2 fiber, l)ol)er ai5 3. ilber, erl;flbcii ilber. 
 4. i>or. 5. liber, nifl)r ai^. 
 I. Above me are the Alps 
 
 The palaces of nature. Byron. 
 
 3. Franklin knew his conduct to be really 
 
 above all suspicion. Bkol'Gham 
 
FMp. ff.r, (fill fnf. HI*, met. Finp. ffn. NA. iii6vp. n6p. sot. 6il. rfSfid. Ti'ihe. t(\K fi^lF. l/iln. Tllis. 
 
 Alio 
 
 4. Men long expected that Dudley would 
 
 obraiii tlie preference above so many 
 
 princes and moiiarclis. Hpme. 
 
 &. The inhabitant!, of Tyrol have many 
 
 privileges above those of the other 
 
 hereditary countries of the enipernr. 
 
 Addisok. 
 
 Above all, »Dr 9I(iem, i'crne()imid> ; - 
 
 board (10 be), (jeborgeil feill. To be - one. 
 
 C*tiieiii ijberlffleii ffin, Qintn ubertrrffen; He 
 
 In - it. rr lit Nnlber \vtc\; It is - mc ba? 
 
 f,ti)tubn intincn 2}eril<inb. He is -nothing. 
 
 rr tfait)Jiid)t6 unter feiiifr «IDurbe. To get - 
 
 tiny one. &inrii I'lberrrcfffn. 
 
 Above, ado. 1. obrn (uoiii 9?aunie). 
 
 2. en oben (ubrr uu«). 3. 6ft pOeii (itii S?nn- 
 
 tiift). 4. II oben (ber $>iinntel). 5. bftrfibrr 
 
 (fftriibtr l)in(«u«). 6. jveitct oboi (in eiiiem 
 
 SPiidjr). 
 
 2. Above in the thin and Impalpable 
 
 ir our steps cannot find a footing. 
 
 Bdlwer. 
 
 3 Ood above bless you. Sterne. 
 
 5. Ftoni twenty year* and above. Bible. 
 
 6. As abo ve 
 
 • I confirm the a b o v e Ctai Cbifie).BYR0!i. 
 
 Over and -, bnrubrr, obeii bntf in. Above 
 board, rcMitf), I'ffm , flttftbe. Above 
 ground, nmCebcn. The powers -, bie ^in»n< 
 liff^en ^TfiW- To get -, I'lbCTJlnflen, i)bi)n 
 fpiiiinen , uber Qintn pbrr &nu'i6 fommcn. 
 
 Jtbp, 9lbfl"irjlinn fllr Archbishop. 
 
 AbrHcailabra, abrakadab'ra, «■ 
 (fiftb.il.! bii« 'llbrncib.ibrft. 
 
 Abrade, abrAde', (Int. abradere) r. 
 a. I. ; nbrciben, ftbr(f>nbfn.2. f iiittcrflmbfn. 
 
 Abratii, A'bram, ^j.ctn ftbgrfcmi- 
 
 AbraliaiiifA'braliani.^rrr (SpiQbubt. 
 
 To sham -, 6 fid) fi'ir frftnf nii^nrbfu, 
 (i<t frnnf ilftlfn. Goldsmith. 
 
 Abraham Obft Abraham -cove, 6 
 I. «in biir(f)tricbcncr Strict, ©ftlgciiilrict, 2. 
 etii flrmet Ifuf.'l. 
 
 Abrald, abride', (ftntjdr. abredlan, 
 atjvfiffii) P. o. « in nfirr dtlr nufiuecten. 
 
 - B. M. ftiif ein-BiiiI iiiiin)fl(t>ni. Spekser. 
 
 AbraNion, ai.ri'iln'n. «. l. bn* 
 Jlbrcibtn , "ilbi'd^ibrn. 2. ('ipiitljol.) bfl« 95ir= 
 lehnti (be« iiiitilrli(f)fit Srfjlciiiif*), '•Miirrffffii. 
 
 Abreail, '.fcf>iut.i imiijer, iiii "HiigendJf. 
 
 AbreaMt, abre»t' (iMlfl. breast uilb a 
 
 $rafir.) adv. I. nfben fiiionbtt, ©cite ftn 
 
 £cit<. 2. l-Tfiar.] flcnciit'ibfr. 
 
 2. Abreast of Cape St. Vincent. 
 
 A fleet formed-, fiiif JJIotteiii JriMitelintr. 
 
 Abreeil, o"(t)otr.) in ber 3Jreite. 
 
 Abrenounce, airremiunse, (lar. 
 
 abrenunliare) ». a- ^ flltliKlflt (fincrSilrftC). 
 
 Abrenuiiciaf ion, abrenunshca'- 
 •hun. *. « bit (fnrf.ifliinfl, 'ilbfiiflunfl. 
 
 Abrepiiun, abiepshun. dat. abri- 
 pere) «. <= bie 'Ilujlorimfl, ^IbronbfTunji. 
 
 Abriek, abrik'. #. [Cl)em.l b.S(()H)fffl. 
 
 Abrillire, abrldje', (fr. abreger; v 
 
 «. I. 5 abri'ir)cn, |ufaintiiciiiirl)Cii. 2. t i<rr: 
 
 fnrjen. 3. pereiiKiern, i>erminbrrii, eini(t)r.iiis 
 
 frn. 4. eiiifdjniiifcn (rinjiuonfifn), 5. <">' ''^• 
 
 from) i beraiibeii <3eiiiiinbcii finrr Snrfje). 
 
 6. 1^11(1.1 cbrilrirn. 
 
 2. He had abridged bU life by inces 
 
 aani labors lor the iuierest of the 
 
 counir}. HuMc, 
 
 ABR 
 
 3. To abridge tie power of a favorite. 
 , Robertson. 
 
 Abridg'er, abrid'jur, «. 1. emcr, ber 
 ftbf ilrjt ober I'erfiitjt (bn6 2eben ic). 2. ber ^b-. 
 tur\(v (eine« ^iic^eS) , ^Dmpenbienfdjreiber. 
 
 Abridj^nent, ober 
 
 Abridfcenient, abrldje'inlnt , «. 
 1. bie aibfiirjiinfl. 2. ber 9Iii^jii(i (einc« ^lu 
 d)f6). 3. bie SSerininberung (uon 9Iu6<i(iben tc). 
 4. 1 bie SBerfurjiing, @cf)tnalerun<i, G^infdjrmi; 
 fling. 5. t ber 3eituertrcib, bie Utiterfjnltung. 
 
 3. An abridgement of expenses. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 4. An - of liberty. Locke. 
 
 5. Say what — have you for this evening ? 
 What mask? what mnsic? How ahall 
 
 we beguile 
 The lazy time, if not with some delight? 
 Siiarspeare. 
 Abroach, abr&ish', ado. (Qnwi)n\\d) 
 mit to be pber to set) ongejnpft. 
 
 To set -, 1. T nnjnpftn, fltiilet^en. 2. t 
 
 a) ftu«breiten , oerbreiten. b) (liffcn , nnilif= 
 
 ten , anri(t)ten , flnfteflen. c) Qtmai mit ber 
 
 $t>ffnung eine« gilniligen Grfoig^ nnterne()= 
 
 mm. To be-, onge^npftob. nnge|lr<feen ffin. 
 
 Abroad, abrawd', (eng. broad U. a 
 
 ■iPrtiftj:.) adv. 1. brftupen, niigen. 1. i brftu-. 
 
 #en (in ber ^elt). 3. nntf) nueen. 4. in ber 
 
 5rembe. 5. umfjer. 6. ubernfl. 
 
 3. (Cromwell) to die with peace at home 
 
 and triumph -. Cowley. 
 
 6. But still their spirit walks -. Bvron. 
 At home and -, in n. flii^er bem$ftufe; 
 
 in u. ftuger bem Cnnbe. To go -, <ui«gcl)en. 
 To walk -, fpnjieren grljcn. To set -, nu6= 
 geben, iinter bie teute bringen. To take -. 
 mitn'()men. To be -> 1. j nu«flfl;en. 2. i 
 fli()en (I'erbreitet fein). 
 2. Rumors strange 
 
 And of unholy nature are -. Byrok. 
 
 Su<h « report goes ob. is -> it is all -, 
 there is a report -, e« gel)t bie nngemcine 
 ^nne. [». a. nb|"d)iifffn, niifljeben. 
 
 Abrogate, ab'rogate, (1. abrogare) 
 
 - adj. ftbgci(f)nfft, «iifgf()PlJfn. ^ 
 AbrOIOratlon, abriga'shun, ». bif 
 
 2itr(i)>iffiiMn, •!UiifiK'^""fl- 
 
 Abruliani, abiAhA'ni, «. [$anbe(] 
 ber «!ll'rpf)ani Cilrt tj^Ti'ITi'IUkI)). 
 
 Abrood, abrood', (fligf. brood II. a 
 ^prartr.) adv. brntenb, im SJruten. 
 
 To sit-, brntfii. ^^ ^ [Sruteit. 
 
 Abroodingr, abrood'ing, *. bn« 
 
 AbrUOk, abim.k'. (engl. brook 11. a 
 
 <pninr.) v. «. t irbiilbcn, errmgni. Shaiv. 
 
 Abrupt, abrupt', (I. abruptns) adj. 
 I. T jcrriiTen , obgcbrprfjen (I'l'ii JJelffn). 2. 
 5 jal) , plPijiicft. 3. t flbflebrP(<>en. 4. l2Jot.] 
 nbgrlTPdjin. 
 
 2. An - departure, eine pl&(>li4c ^Ibreife. 
 
 3. An - style, eine nl)gebro(<)ene, unuprbe^ 
 
 rcitcte ©cbrf'^'irf- 
 
 Abrupt, abrupt'. nrfi>. pll'^Ii<f>.PoPE. 
 
 - «. ber ^bgruiib, -Jlbiliirj. MtLTo.i. 
 
 - P.O. I. t iibirciiin. 2. i (Ipren, niiter: 
 brrrt)en. , , , Browm 
 
 Abruption, abrup'shuu, $. I. 
 (from) I bic-Jlbbrrri)ung, bi-r«riiil). 2. t (of) 
 bie3frfli:'riing, 3erni(t)tuiiii (eine^ •^.-Iiiii^tc). 
 .1. bir iri-inniiifl, Siriluctiiuiifl. 4. bii« 
 €(l)n>rigrii, 3uni(tl)iUtrii. 
 
 ABS 
 
 1. The marks of its — from them , bie 
 
 ©puren if)rer9lbbrcct>iing \>on bcmelben 
 (©teincn k.) Woodward. 
 
 2. A sudden — of ail their prospects. 
 
 Johnson. 
 
 3. The abruption of a primitive lan- 
 
 guage into many others. S. Tursek. 
 
 4. What makes thi.s pretty — ? Shak. 
 Abruptly, abnipt'lc, adv. i. lin> 
 
 ffluit, bnrfc^. 2. piiW^lid), jnhiiiigi*. 
 
 Abruptneiiis , abiupt'nls, $. i. 
 (of) bie 9?aiil)l)elt (eine$ iiorper^). 2. bie 
 Onlje (e'neS 93iTgf6). 3. 1 bie llebcn-iding, 
 (5-iIe, (i-ilfertigfeit. 4. f bie 9fiiiif;l}nt, S?th 
 tigfeit (beg ©crriigfii^). 5. i bie >JU'gebro« 
 djenlje't (ber ©(()rfibiirt jc). 
 
 Abscess, ab'ses, (Int. absressus) t. 
 ['ipntlji'l.] iai Gi)ei'd)ii'ilr , bie (5-ircrbeiile. 
 
 Abscind, abkind', ((at. abscindere) 
 p. a. t «br(()neiben. 
 
 Absci.<iS, ab'sis. ) (Int. abscissio) 
 
 Abscissa, IbsK'aa.^ «. [(^eptn.] bie 
 9I6«ciffe. 
 
 Abscission, absi/.h'tSn, a. I. |(r()ir.] 
 bn6 9lbf(i)neibcn (einee (5)liebe6). 2. brt* ■Jll'i 
 fc^neiben (eiiicr ©ilbe to. 3. [5{l)et.] bielliu 
 tcrbrct^iing. 4. l bicllngiittigmadjuiig. 5. iai 
 ^Ibgefdjitittenfein. 
 
 Abscond, abxkond', ((ftt. abscon 
 dere) p. o. uerbcrgi'n. 
 
 — p. n. 1. fid) ucrbergen. 2. fitt) uerilecfen 
 (urn ber @ered)tigfcit jii eutflr()i'ii). 
 
 Abscondedly, abskon'dedii, ado. 
 im Wcfjeimcn, iii^giljiini. Wood. 
 
 Absconder, abskon'dur, «. eine 
 "ilJerfDn, bie fid) i>cv|1ecft. 
 
 Absence, ab'slnse, «. 1. (of) bit 
 91bn)crcnf)eit. 2. bie Slbiueffuljeir, ber'Wniiflcl 
 nn (Irtlent to. 3. (from) bie G-nrfcrmiiifl, 
 'Jlbmefenljeit (uoii). 4. - ober - of mind, bit 
 llnnc()tianifeit, 3«|tri'iiung. 5, [i){e<t)t] bie 
 ^Ibiuefenfjeif. 
 
 Leave of-, bcr llrlnub (in 'TJiflitnir* u. 
 (Jiinfniiitcrn) ; on leave of-, in llrlnub. 
 
 Absent, ab'sent, (lat. absens) a(Q. 
 I. nbiuefenb. 2. i jerjlri'iit. 
 
 -with leave c))fi(itiiir« ii. dii'ilmntfr), 
 = mit llrtm*; - without leave, = pljnf 
 
 To be -, ± jfritri'iit iViii. (llrlftub. 
 
 Prov. Long — soon forgotten, Cii\6 iiW 
 9(iigfn, aixi bem ©inn. 
 
 Absent, «. bie abivnenbe 'ipcrron. 
 
 — , absent', v, u. eiitftriii'n. ((urii). 
 
 To - one's self, (from) fid) eillicmcn 
 
 AbsentanettuM , aUscnta'ncux, 
 adj. flbmeiVnb, fid) niif b.-]U'uiffeiil)cir btiif^enb. 
 
 Absentation, aiiNeiiia'KJuin, «. bie 
 9ll'iueffiil)eit, bii6 ©id).- C^'urfiTiiriJ. 
 
 Alisentee, abslmc', s. c<x ^{bwt* 
 frnbe (l)aiiptfad)lid) ihmi ben aiiiicr CftnbU 
 lebcnben orl'iiiberti). 
 
 AbsenteisHI, ab.scn'iei^m, «. [?tC(» 
 iPfl.) ber '•Mbieiitei^m f. Absentee. 
 
 Altsenter, abscn'trir, s, ber 'Mwv 
 fenbe (I'Oii feiui-m 'ippileio. 
 
 Absentllient, absenl'mcnt, M. t 
 bie ■Jlbiorffiiljt'it. 
 
 Absifies, ab'sedci^, (I. absis) i. ;>/. 
 |-31|1rLMi.l bip -JU'tlbi-.t. Iiiiutb.iriig. 
 
 Ahsintiiian, abs'n't/ii.in. <«(/. ii'i»» 
 
 AbNiictiiiated, abMn'i/ieaied,«(0 
 init ^rrmntl) gfrct^ivaiigrrt. 
 
6 Fate. far. fkW, fat. Me, met. Fine. fin. NA, mAve. n6r. git. 6l\. rl6nd. Tnh*. trtli, (nil. lAin. irilv 
 
 Shakspeare. 
 
 Shakspeare. 
 Webster. 
 
 ABS 
 
 AbsintliiHm, absin't/iium , ((at. 
 absinthium) t. [^ct.] bcr 5iJerniutf). 
 
 AbsiKt, abs'st', (1. absisto) v.n. 1. ± 
 nbflefjen, nMnffen UPti etiunfi. 2. fiid)entfernen. 
 
 Absolute, ab'solufe, ((. absolulus) 
 nrf;. 1. iinuiurd)rnnft, iinn&^iinntg (oon einem 
 S&iiinc:c.). 2. iiiitebingt. 3. ufdig, beflimmt, 
 cntrcblrffi'ii. 4. gnnjlicf), I'oHig, iimimganfltid). 
 5. ferf, brcifl. 6. iinf'fjiflilicf), ;i6|VIut. 7. * 
 iHiflfmnmen. 8. gewi^, fe|t libcrjeiigt. 9. 
 l?{f(^t] InjTcnfrei. 10. (ars (id».) (janj unb 
 gnr. 11. [Dibnf. ii. ^0}?etnp^.] nbfodit, mi» 
 (>ejii'l}lid). 12. [^BifTenfcfj.) nbfodit. 
 
 2. An abKolute promise. Johnsok. 
 
 6. — space. Johnsoh. 
 
 7. An — genfleman 
 An — knave 
 
 8. I'm absolute. 
 'Twas very Clolen. 
 
 9. Absolute estates. ) 
 11. Tbe case absolute.^ 
 
 Ab»«oIuteIy, ab'soluteU. ado. I. 
 iimimrcl)riinf{ , iiiieinflefrf)riinft. 2. iinbc! 
 tiiigt. 3. beflitiimt. 4. gntij, u&flig, gnnj! 
 lui). 5. iinutiigang(id). 6. iiii&e}iff)lic^, nb; 
 frlut, nn u. fi'ir firf). 7. frf)!ed)trrbinn«, burd)- 
 a\ii. 8. iuinfu(;rlid). 9. ii)(il;rli(^>, in berlljat, 
 luirflic^. 
 
 3. It is — necessary that he pa«s the 
 
 Alps. Berkley. 
 
 7. Command me — not to go. Mii.ton. 
 9. lam told she has— fasted for six Wed- 
 nesdays and three Fridays successi- 
 vely. W. Irvino. 
 Absoluteness, ab'snliuenls, s. 
 
 1. bii* iiminifcDrniifte ^DJefen, bie Unimi = 
 fd)riinftl)i'tt. 2. bie ■OTnd)ti>iift?omineiif)eir, 
 imbebiiigte PJrionlt. 3. bie ©oualtfjerrfc^aft, 
 3>uiMgl)errrd)ntt. 
 
 1 . Tlie absoluteness of God's decrees 
 
 and purposes. South. 
 
 Absolution, ab.s^lu'sliun , a. 1. 
 
 (9eclig.] bie ^IbuMiitinn, ©linbencrlfifTimg. 
 
 2. l9{c(f)t] bie (Jrdrpred)img , SoSiVrcc^ii'ifl- 
 
 3. t bie 2lii6|>rnd)e, beraSortrflg (I'oii Wot-. 
 tern). B. JoNsoN. 
 
 Absolutism, ab'sAiutizm, s. 1. ber 
 abfoliitiirni , bie >)'iorf)H)eiibigfeit6Icl}re. 2. 
 [^oU] biT 9l&!"rliittfm. 
 
 Absolutoriuin, ab.s&lui&'rium, 
 *. [■OJieb.] iai flbfodite ^eidiiittel, bie nlifi>» 
 ttitc j^iir. 
 
 Absolutory, ab'sohilurri, adj. I. 
 [!^\rcfyn.]ab(oli\tm\d).1.l'Jh(i)t] freirprfd)fiib. 
 
 2. An - sentence, ciii £ii^rpred)iiiig5iirrl)eil. 
 
 AVI.IFFE. 
 
 Absolvatory, abzolv'alurre, \. A b- 
 s o I u t o ry. 
 
 Absolve, abznlv', (Int. absolvere) 
 V. a. I. [i>{cd)r] frfi|"pred)i'n , Ui#rprrd)i'H (ci» 
 lien S5crt>rrd)iT). 2. eiirltinben (eiiicr ^ptli<<)t). 
 3. iiiigiilrig iiiiid)cii, iiiifljcbcn. 4. '^ bfoiibigcn. 
 
 3. A taitli which no ink and no parcbmentj 
 
 can render valid, if the church iib-l 
 solve the compact. Bci.wek. 
 
 4. The work begun, how soon absolved. 
 
 Mll.TOJI. 
 
 Absolver, abznl'vur, «. ^iiirr, ber 
 ti>«fprid)r. 
 
 AbN«inant, ab'sonant, (I. abaouans) 
 aiU. (to) int ^iberfpriiite (tint), eiirgedni 
 (finer Sact^o 
 
 ABS 
 
 AbSOnOUS, ab'sAnus, ((. absonus) 
 
 adj. 1. tni^ilimmig (pon l&nen). I. t ('•» 
 ainuiber (ber 25crniiiift). 
 
 2. Most — to reason. Glakvilie. 
 
 Absorb, ab.<iorb', ((at. abxorhere) v. 
 
 a. 1. T einfdjdicfen, einrniigcn, nbforbiren, 
 
 in fi(^ jiel)cn. 2. i in ••Jlnrpruc^ neljuteii (btii 
 
 ®eifl). 3. ± pcrfdjlingeii. 4. on |ld) jicl)fn. 
 
 1. While we perspire we — 'he outward 
 
 air. Arbuthnot. 
 
 2. The mathematical science absorbed 
 
 Carnot's whole attention for some 
 years. Brougham. 
 
 4. The little city of Moguer is situated 
 about a league trom Palos, of which 
 place it has gradually absorbed 
 all the respectable inhabitants, 
 
 W. Irving. 
 
 Absorbed in thought, in OJcbnnfeii 
 
 pertieft. [[(Fl)eni.] bie ^Ibfiirption^frflft. 
 
 Absorbability, ahNoriiiibil'ete. s. 
 
 Absorbable, absor'babi, adj. 
 
 [&)m\.] atmbitbar. [fi'rbirenb. 
 
 Absorbent, absor'bint, «<//. nb-- 
 
 - s. 1. [9lnnt.] bnd gibforbend (ein Q>ie-. 
 fng). 2. [i)??eb.] iai nbforbirenbe^lrjneitnitrcl, 
 
 Absorbition, ai)Korbish'uu.^ s. I. 
 
 Absorption, at-sorp'siu'in.^ bag 
 
 einfaugen , S3erfd)lurfen. 2. i baS ^b\ter= 
 
 ben , iScrfdjwinben. 3. [SBiffenfc^).] bie 916= 
 
 forption. 
 
 2. Its (of Greek phiIosophy).gradual decay 
 
 and total absorption .'n the schools 
 
 Warburtoiv 
 
 Absorptive, absorp't'v, adj. I. atv 
 
 |DrptiiMi!5ffli)ig. 2. [(Jl)ein.] Slbforprii'ii^ . . . 
 
 Abstain, abstane', (lar. abstinere) 
 
 V. n. (from) fid) entfjnlten (einer ®nd)i'). 
 
 - i». a. + abi;nlfeii (Oeninnben luni ©■fmn*) 
 
 Mll.TON 
 
 Abstemious, absre'meus, (I. ab 
 stemius) adj. 1. fntljiiltfnin , ntnpig. 2. bcr 
 ?D?agigfcit grmibntet. 
 
 1. Ad abstemious life. Webster. 
 
 2. Till yonder sun descend, oh let uie p:iy 
 To grief and anguish one — day. Pope. 
 
 Abstemiously, absie'meilsle, adv. 
 entfjaltfam, ntafjig. 
 
 Abstemioiisnes , absle'meusnes 
 «. bie ^ntfjalriamfelt, i))?ii0igfcit. 
 
 Abstention, absteu'.sliini. «. l. bie 
 
 (S'nthnirfflnifeit. Taylor. 2. bie (S-ntljalrung, 
 
 e-ntOei)riing. 3. [Sfcdjr] bie aSorentl)u(niiig 
 
 e'tm& 05ntr«. 
 
 2. After some time of separation from 
 
 tlie other pure Christians in woiship 
 
 and an — from the sacrament, they 
 
 (the penitents) were admitted again 
 
 Buhnet 
 
 Absterf;°e, absterje'. (lot. al>sier 
 
 gere) v. a. I. al<ivird)en, reinigen. 2. |(F(}ir.l 
 
 fliif»uafd)cn (TOunbni). 
 
 Absterg-ent, abster'jlnt, adj 
 |?DJeD.) ri'inigi'nb, al-tYihrenb. (53. Seife). 
 
 - *. IWob.] rill nt'fi'iljrrnbfg Wirtrl ij. 
 Abstersi«»n, ab.<;ter'sliun, s. t)\M 
 
 9?etiiigi'M; pWrb.) bie •Jll'i'iilining 
 
 AbMtersivey absler'siv, adj. I. 
 
 reiniaeiib. 2. (>)Jfeb ] iibfiiljrfiib. *■ bnS 3iVi: 
 
 nigiiiiR^niitrei. 
 
 Abstinence, ab'st^nlnse^ 1. 1, bie 
 Abstinency,ai;4'«i«.ieuk«,^ti-iirl)ait> 
 
 ABS 
 
 fatnfeit, e^nffjaftung, «JJfafigfett. 2. [^irdjg.l 
 
 bnS gaiTen. [fam, niafj'g. 
 
 Abstinent, ab'stenint, adj. entljCU) 
 
 - s. [^ircf)g.] ;»/. bie 2tb|liiientcn (eine 
 
 ©efte in lyranfreid) u. ©pnnieii). ■ 
 
 Abstinently, ab'stenentle, adj. i 
 
 cntl)a(t|'iiui. { 
 
 Abstorted, abslor'tld, (1. abstor-1 
 
 tus) adj. afrgcbruiigfn, nbgejiuungen. i 
 
 Abstract, abstrakt', (I. abstrahere) 
 V. a. (any one liber any thing from any 
 thing). K §abjicl)cn, fi*rrnbern(i'on). 2.aiig« 
 jielx", in einenaiiifijug bringcn (rtn S^nd)). 3. 
 [Dibaf.] in OJebanfen a&funbern, at>flral)iren. 
 4. [CFljctn.] beflidiren. 
 
 1. No man is so abstracted from com- 
 
 mon life as not to tee! a particular 
 pleasure from the regard of the fe- 
 male world. W. Irving. 
 -, ab'stiakt, adj. 1. afcgffDnbcrt, abgejo« 
 gen. 2. jeri'lrent. 3. [^ajiucnfd).] a&iTraft. 
 
 2. He looked with — eyes along the moun- 
 
 tain summit. Bui.wer. 
 
 -, ab'strakt, s. 1. ? ber Sluiijng (einc* 
 
 a3iid)eS). 2. 1 ber Onbegriff, bie fnrje Uebcr< 
 
 \id)t, beraibrifj. 3. f bie 2i\1t, t><\& aSerjeic^nig.. 
 
 2. The players are the — and brief cliron 
 
 icie of the time. Shakspeare. 
 
 3. Neither press, coffer, chest, trunk, 
 
 well, vault, but he hath an - for the 
 
 remembrance of such places and goes 
 
 to them by his note. Shakspeare. 
 
 In -, Dber in the -, an fid), nbgrfcl)en ppn. 
 
 Abstracted, al<slrak'led, p. patt, 
 
 adj. 1. (from) abgefiMibert , gelrennt. 2. i 
 
 jeriTrcut, imnnfmerffiini. 3. iniitcr, gelaiitert. 
 
 4. flb|Trnft. 5. biiiifel, fd)\ver I'eriliinblid). 6. 
 
 nbgefeljen ppn. 
 
 3. Abstracted, spiritual love. Donne. 
 Abstractedly', abstrak'ledle. adv. 
 
 1. abgeiPiibert, fur fi.t. 2. (from) nbgefchen 
 ppn, pfjne Ditlcffirftt niif. 
 
 Abstractedness , abstrak'ted- 
 nes, J. (of) bii« ^It'ilrnfre (eiiicr <B(\d)t, tU 
 lies 25fuicifeS). (2?irfi"fTir einr5>.!(iu\5uges. 
 
 Abstractc^r, absnak'iur, s. bet 
 
 Abstraction, absirak'.shun , «. I. 
 bie Qlbronbcning, 'JU'iirljiiiig. 2. t>c\& 9I6< 
 llrafte. 3. bicSfrflrciiuiig, Serilrriirdiit (be< 
 OJeifleS). 4. bie OJcringrdjiit^iing n)(ltlirf)i'r 
 Diiigc, 9d'gci"d)tebiMil)cir ppii brr 2Ccd. 5. 
 |(Fl)eni.] bie I)L-)li(liriing. 
 
 4. An hermit wishes to be praised for 
 
 Ills — . Pope. 
 
 AbstractitiouH, abstrakiish'us rb. 
 
 Abstractive, abstiakl'iv, adj. 
 [0'l)fni.| fliifgeiPgni. 
 
 Abstractive, adj. [$ljilp(. u. ^tjilvi.l 
 flbl'piibrrnb, ab|Tra()iri'iib. 
 
 Abstractively, Itbstrakl'ivle, adj. 
 an iinb fiir ft,, iibgnVljcn rpn. 
 
 Abstractly, absirakt'li, adv. abgi'> 
 fpiibert, nil nd), abiTrnfr. 
 
 Abstractness, abstrakt'ncs, «, 
 (^l)iloi".l bn« •JU'ilrnfre. Locke. 
 
 Abstricted, abxtrlk'icd, p. putt, 
 adj. enrbiinbrn, niifgrbiinbrii. 
 
 /Ab-Strinffe, abstrinie'. (Int. abslrin- 
 gcre) i>. n. eiirbiiibeii, nuibinbrK, liSieii. 
 
 AFjstrude, abstnide', (lar. abstra- 
 derc) V. a. f U'rgilpgeii, nii#(lp6rn. 
 
 Abstruse, abstru.'ke', (I. abstrusu*) 
 
FAfc. far. fall, (k. yU. met. FJnp. fin. NA, move. ihSr. trot. 6?F. clSiul. TiiMe. inb. fi'ill. i/in, t'flis. 
 
 ABS 
 
 mdj. 1. ? u. ± oerborgen, oerftfcff. 2. f ^unfrf, 
 
 2. There are some niyiteries in religion 
 
 botii naiuriH and reve.iled. as well as 
 
 ■one —point* in philosophy, wlierein 
 
 the wise as weii as the unwise mnst 
 
 be content with-obscuie ideas. Watts. 
 
 Jtbj«tru<«ely, abstru«e'l^, ado. Dull: 
 
 lei, uni'fril.inMicf). 
 
 AbstruMencffS, abstruse'ncs, «. 
 bit DiiiifflVit, llni'frrtiinMid)f(if. 
 
 Abstrusity, abstru's^i^. «. 1. bit 
 Duiirclljeit. 2. bit iinvetHaniUtS)t <Badft. 
 
 B«OWK. 
 
 Absuinef Hbsi'ime', (lat. absauierc) 
 p. a. a{\mat)U<i , nattttmctnftr vnitt)rtn t>ttx 
 A>if)ff)reii. [f'e3tT|l&riin<i. Broww. 
 
 Absuinptiun, abtump'shun, t. " 
 
 AbNlirtlf absurd', (I. absurdus) adj. 
 unfifrriint, iillnrn, flbflrfdjiiKxIt. 
 
 AbNurdity, abkurM^i^, ) «. bit 
 
 AbNiirdneivSf ab«iird'n«a.) lingo 
 reitti'hfit, -jm'rrnfjfit, '•Ml'jjo't^mnrftljfU. 
 
 AbNurdly, absurd'li, adv. iiitgo 
 rrtint, rtlt'irii, a\}<\t\<i)n\a<tt. 
 
 Abulyieiiients, iftt^ott.) bit Jtirt: 
 bMn<1*|lil<fr, PVr 2in)u<i. 
 
 Abundttnce, abun'dans*. (I. nbun- 
 
 d ire) I. I. I for UrenrfliiJ. 2. f bif Suttf 
 
 (bf« asrrtlrtiibr* u.). 3. bcr aSoHnuf (a5ermB> 
 
 (jfn). 4. Mrflrree^OTdiO'^SolfJC). 5. (r>i)uifl. 
 
 2. The - of wit. SPBNseR. 
 
 4. — of people. [Raixisu. 
 
 5. — of noble blood hath been shed. 
 Abundnnt, abun'dam. ad). I. iibiTs 
 
 ftrirfcg, reid)iicfi. I. (with) rci'djii* Dnfffl)«n 
 (niit) ; (in) tt\(i) (an). 3. WW ado.) in SiKle, 
 reid)li(f). .Shakm-eare. 
 
 - year (I)e6r. CTljrpnol.) bfl« I'PJI* 3nl)r. 
 
 To be - with obtt brfinr in, lUbcrflii^ 
 ^Abdi (nil). 
 
 Abundantiaf abundanMni, dot.) 
 t. (•Riiiiii^ni.) brr lltbiTffiiO, bie {JfilU. 
 
 Abundnntly, aiuiu'danilA. tide. I. 
 
 im llrberjJiiiTf, rndjlirt). ^.i-oflifl, jurWuiilflf. 
 
 2. In his eontroversi«« with VVilke*, 
 
 Home Tooke showed his courage — . 
 
 BROI'GHA.M. 
 
 Abiinable, abu'xabi, adj. t <va6 
 nion iiiiClTiiuitrn fniin. Mure. 
 
 AbuuMg-e, ai>u'iiHje, «. <■ brr W\v- 
 brniid). Whatei.e*. 
 
 Abunef al<ii/e', (Inf. abnton o. a. 1. 
 niiei'riuid)«n (C5-nu.if). 2. I)iiufr(irl)di , rniis 
 'rtrii. 3. ufrffil)rfr. (eiii 'WiiBdjriD. 4. mifj: 
 )iiiittlii. 5. f(t)iiiipffn, fdjm.i^tii. 6, ftiuem 
 ^.f«i< iiad)*f.ig<ii. 7. urrlcijcii. 
 
 1. To - rights or privileges. Wrbster. 
 He .-lb uses your goodness. 
 
 2. Do not - me. Suakspeare. 
 
 4. Jefferies . the chanrrllor, was disco- 
 vered by tlieni (the populace) mid ko 
 mbuaed iliui he died « little after. 
 
 Hi'MC. 
 
 6. There l< no advantage in not knowing 
 
 him; for lieH abuse a stranger 
 Just as soon as liis best Irirnd. 
 
 Siierioa.i. 
 
 7. Poor soul, thy fnee is much abused 
 
 with tF;<rs. .Suakspeare. 
 
 AbuM«, abijse', (. I. brr '))riB»rnii<t> 
 
 <«urt S.i(l)»;. 2. brr ui'ir OJrbrnutft, 'WtB^ 
 
 KuuiV. •>. b» &d)IIU(H/ bw ^(^UliUt). 4. bit 
 
 ACA 
 
 St^tnaf^ung , ©(tjmflbroorff. 5. brr ©etrug 
 rber 3ml)um, bie tauf(t)ung. 6. bie S5er 
 fu^rung. 
 
 2. The nature of things is such that if 
 
 abuses be not remedied, they will 
 certainly increase. Swift. 
 
 3. Did 1 let pass the — done to my niece? 
 
 Shakspearb 
 
 5. This is R strange — . Let's see thy face 
 
 Shakspeare 
 
 To put an — upon any one, d-iiuin ei 
 neti ©c^iiiipf aittljiin, &incii mijjljnnbcln. 
 
 Abuser y abu'zur, $. l. bcr, iv(i(f)fr 
 iniebrnutftt. 2. ber Cmlerer. 3. ber aJcrfu^rcr 
 4. brr iBerTi'iger. 
 
 AbusioOf abd'zhiin, «. • I. ber 
 OTi^brnuct). 2. ber SBonuiirf. 
 
 Abusive^ abu'sjv, adj. 1. mi0brmi(t): 
 
 iii). 2. fd)mn^riib, beleibigenb, l3|T(rnb; an> 
 
 inglicti. 3. betriiglic^. 
 
 2. Of all the disgusting brntes, sulky, 
 
 abusive, and intolerable, P . . . was 
 
 the most bestial. Byroh. 
 
 Abusively f abu'sivi^, n(it>. I.mi^: 
 briiii(f)ltd). 2. fd)iiiiil)li(f>. 3. f(t)iniiheiib. 
 
 Abusiveness, abu'sivnes, (. bir 
 nnjugli(f)rn 9?rben; bie ®(^iiiAf;fU(f)t. 
 
 Abutf abut', (fr. aboutir) 0. n. (upon) 
 onflogen, ongr»iijeit, (nn). 
 
 Abutment; abut'ment, «. 1. bie 
 "TOorf, iai 0)rrni,K'<l)"'; 6'' (■^'renje. 2. 
 ('Mr(l>it.) brr ®ciu5lbtpfeilrr, ©frcbeofeilcr; 
 bie ©frebe, Mi ©trebtbniib. 3. [5&rii(fenb.] 
 bfl« Tj5fnl)(iufr.*. [bir ©rtiiie, TOnrf. 
 
 Abuttal, abiii'tii. t. [a\ttt^ti)t] 
 
 Abuttinn', abut'ting, adj. \jttvotxa' 
 genb, ^triutrilrfjeiib. 
 
 Aby, ai>i', V. a. 11. v.n. pernnfivorflttt) 
 fcin, biiilfn fi'ir P'hi'ii*. f. Abide. Spenser 
 
 Abyiif jfe, •''■-'> l*. A b i d c. Plowmar. 
 
 AliyKin, f. Ab sni. Spbmser. 
 
 Abysmal) abw'uial, adj. * griinr' 
 \»i. C01.XS. 
 
 Abyss, ai>Ns', (grtecft. abyssos) « 1. 
 T ber iili'flriinb, ©rfjiimb. 2. 1 ber <«tgruri6 
 (berSfit). 3. brr-.'U'!iriiiib(>>olIc). 4. [iTpcrib.] 
 bie 'Bmeiifiiiig. 
 2. For sepulchres themselves must crum- 
 bling fall 
 In time's abyss, the common grave 
 of ail. Drvdex. 
 
 Abyssinian , abissmian , adj. 
 nbi))'iiiiir<ft. «. brr ■JU'DfiMiicr. 
 
 A« C» '}lbfrirjling l>PII Anno Christ!, 
 an'no kii'sJ. iiii 2s<^\)vt be« i^rmi. 
 
 Acacia, akaSlica, (Int. acacia) ». I. 
 [ajpf.J bie'JIfnjif. 2. l-Wi'P.J beriMfnjieiirafr. 
 3. German -. \^y>x.\ bcr €(t)lc(jbl'ril. 
 
 Acacian.H, akA'.tlieans. a. pi. [^irc^g.] 
 
 bie ■Jlfnjier. 
 
 [briiiie. Suakspeare. 
 
 AcaiifMiie, a ailenie', s. * bie ^fn: 
 
 Academial ^ akade'meal, adf. f 
 nfnbniiircf). - »i;:nr<» [-Mini.) ©riibirii. 
 
 Acad(*mian, akad^'mean, «. *ber 
 nfnbftiiirtfte S,<t)\i\cr. 
 
 Aca<ieiiiie, akadem'ik, t. ber >21fa< 
 bciiiif-cr (nii« ')5inri>'« .E<t)iilf). 
 
 Academic, I'bir 
 
 Academical, akaHem'm^kal, adj. 
 I. afobeninc^. 2. jiir ■Jlfnbeiiiie geljurig. 3. 
 afabemiid) «nii« -liinti''* (Ed)iile). 4. jiir 
 iUnbciiue ($la»'tf |)rl;i>ri|D. 
 
 ACC 
 
 4. Wide through poetic scenes the genius 
 
 roves [Pope. 
 
 Or wanders wide in a c a d e m i e groves. 
 
 Academically, akadlm'mikalle, 
 adv. nfnbcniirf^. 
 
 Academician, Ikkademish'an. t. 
 ber ^Ifnbeniifcr. 2. bcr 3Ifnbcmi|1. 3. bcr 
 3ud)tliiig. [Pthre bcr ..rnbeniifdjen ^l}ilrf. 
 
 Academi.sm, akaci'demum, t. bie 
 
 Academist, akad'demisi, s. 1. btt 
 Slfnbi'niifcr (^DfitgiicD ciiicr SJfnbeniie). 2. 
 bcr nfnbctnifc^e 'SJiljiltifDvl). 
 
 Academy, akad'deme, ^griec^. nka- 
 demia). 1. bie >3Ifnbeiiiie (^^piato"^). 2. bie 
 •Jlfnbcniie (.^o<i){<t)uU). 3. bie llntcrri4>Wnii: 
 flnlt, ®(J)iile; 9fitrcrr(()ule; 9{citbn()n, 9{eit< 
 fd)ule. 4. bie ajfnbeiiiie (OJctclirtciU'creiii). 5. 
 I^nl.] bie')}?obcfljci(()iiimg. 6. ebn6®pici: 
 t)au6, 25naf)nu6. 7. bn« ipiirciil;nii«. 8. 9 
 bn« 3iicf>tl)nii«. [nrbeiten. 
 
 Floating -, ©(t)iffe, mi^rniif 3ilil)tl!iige 
 
 Acampte, akampt', adj. [Opr.] 
 nfnmptifd). 
 
 Acanaceous, akani'shus (griec^. 
 
 akanos) adj. [iSi't.] tlnc^dig, bPrnig. 
 
 Acantlia, akau't/ia, «. ['Hot] bei 
 S(n<t)tl. 
 
 Acantliaboliis , akam/iab'&lus, 
 (», gr.) «. l(F()ir.] bicSiuitfjoiigr. 
 
 Acantliaceous , akantAi'shu.i, 
 adj. [95ot.] biflclnrrig. 
 
 Acantlie, akan't/ic, r. Acantha. 
 
 Acantllia, akan'tAca. s. [(^litfm.j 
 ^nlbjTugclttif« O'H'cft. 
 
 Acantlline, akan't/nn, adj. I. ttuS 
 Dorneii geiiindt.r. 2. nfniitljciinrfig gcflicft. 
 
 Acantllis, akan'i/ns, t. [Omit!;.] 
 einc ?lrt 93ogf(. 
 
 Acanthopteryg-ious , akan 
 
 t/iopierid'jctis. (gr akantha 11. pterygion) 
 
 adj. [3(l)tl)i)p|.J ju ben Stnc^eljlpfi'crii, ©pilj' 
 flofTerii gcljijrig. 
 
 Acanthus, Ikan'iMis, s. l^ot.] bie 
 ^Oi^rciiflaii. 2. [^Hr<t)it.] bns I'niibiuerf , bi.- 
 Sniibi'erjicriiiig, (iier.Kg.) bcr ©pibyt. 
 
 Acanticune, aUanteki^n. 4. cyjl:-. 
 
 Acarnar, a a<'nar, «. [^fhren.i 
 
 ^Ifiiriins, ^;p()ntiroiiS. [Knfcroiirni. 
 
 Acarus, ak'aruK, «. [&nti>iii.] ber 
 
 AcatalectiC, akaialek'iik, (Int. 
 acatalecticuji) *. (nlt« ^oci'.J bcr »Ollinl)l gf , 
 rilbiiirrrfjre aJcrsS. 
 
 Acataleps<ia, akaialep'sea. Qber 
 
 Acatalepsy , akat'alepse, (gr. aku- 
 talepsia) *. f |X>ibnf.] bie lliibcgrciflit^fcir. 
 
 Acater, ak^nir, (nitfr. acater) s. bcr 
 ©iiirniifir, ^JJroi'iniicmeiilcr. Chaucer. 
 
 Acates, akalx', (alrfr. acnt, achali 
 «. pi. i5prrafl)e (nn Gfjiunnreii); ?ccfert'i('» 
 ftii, *>'• 
 
 Acauline, Skiw'iin.] 
 
 B. JONSON. 
 
 .) (gr.akaflos) 
 
 AcaulOHW, akiw'lus,^ adj. [Soi.] 
 flniigi'dof , iiiiiinfii It. 
 
 Accapitare, akkapei&'r^, (Int. ca< 
 put) V n. (("^ciibiilr.) iJiipfilciier jnljleii. 
 
 Accapitum, akkap'etum, « [JrU' 
 bnir.l bie .\UH'tili'iitT. 
 
 AOCede, aksede'. (tat. aecedere) » 
 n. I. (10) fid) iinbmi i(?iiii'm), jii ©tivoi 
 Ijingi-ljeii. 2. i bt.treitn ifumn ajtrtMiK). 
 
 AoceU'^rafe, akNciiiiiitui (I. •«• 
 .•cUiart) ». «. iH'tV^lruiiigcti. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. Mh. met. Flrip, f.n. TS6, move, n6r. iiSt, 6il, rl6i'id Ti'i^e. frtb, full, t/zin. THis, 
 
 ACC 
 
 Acceleration, aksuiiurA'shun. ». 
 
 1. Me -Sfrrf)ifcitiugungr 2. ['B3i(Tenrcf).] tie 
 
 XH-rdilcuniflting, iicrmeljrte 6)erd)iuinti3feit. 
 
 '2. Tlie natumi pliilcsopliers want to find 
 
 out the cause ot — of motion in tlie 
 
 fall of heavy bodies. 
 
 Diurnal -, tnglidje =; equable -. flleid)' 
 
 ilirmijjf =; variable -, ^Jernll^crlirf)e =. 
 
 — of the fixed stars . = bet girileriie ; 
 — of the moon, = be& ^onfieS; — ot a pla- 
 net. = einc^ ^plnneten. [befcf)leiinigeii£>. 
 
 Accelerative, IksJi'iuiaiiv, udj. 
 
 Accelerator, aJiseliuia'iur. *. 
 f^lnnt.] ttr Ireit'miK-fel. [bcrd)lfiiniflniiJ. 
 
 Acceleratory, ak.-iel'luiatuie. «<(/. 
 
 AcCend, alisend', (lat. acceiKlo) I), a. 
 I. i anjiUnben. 2. i tclebcn, aiifadim. 
 
 Accen«lil»ility, aksendelnl'eie. *. 
 [Clii'tii. 11. ^1)1)1'.] tic entjiiuDtmrfnt. 
 
 ACCendible, akseu'de^l, adj. 
 [(Fl)cm. II. %^l}\)\.] eiuji'iiiM'ar. ^ 
 
 Accen.«ion,akKen'sIiun, a- [Ctjcm. 
 u. '$i)\)\.] ^ie G-iujiiiiMinfl. 
 
 AcCenSUS, aksen'slis, pi. Accensi, 
 3. [xhm. &e\d).] bcr ScnnrSbicncr, pi- Die 
 SUccmi. 
 
 Accent, ak'sent. (lat. accentu.s) *. 
 1. ber 2lci£iit, bie 58ftrniiiig. 2. bcr -ilctent, 
 bnf Xoiijcic^en. 3. bie aUi^fprndje, bet -ilcs 
 cent. 4. bcr aiiigbrucf, bie Sprnrtje. 5. !)rr 
 Ion (im Sprcrf)eii). 6. ["iJinf.] bcr 'iUcent, 
 bie SSctomiiig. 
 
 An - circumflex, ein r>c()niing^icld)eii ; 
 Tlie mu.sical - s of birds, ^ ber nu'lObi|'d)C 
 C^efang ber 93ogc(. 
 
 Accent, akslnt', V. a. 1. [0)Mniiii.] 
 ncccntuireii , fcetimen. 2. nccentuiren , iiiit 
 9kccnteii uerfefjcu. 3. $ nii6rpri'd)cii (mifjcni). 
 
 Accentor, aksen'tur, a. [SCi>faU 
 -Wiif.] ber erile DiSfnnt. 
 
 Accentual, akscn'tslui.il, mlj. t 
 nuf ben "Jlccenr \i(t) tcjicljcnb; rljijtljniird). 
 
 Accentuate, akseu'tslniare, o. n. 
 nccentuiren. [«• bie ajcccnruation. 
 
 Accentuation , aksenLsljuA'siuiii, 
 
 Accept, aksept', ((at. accipio) i'. a, 
 I. nnncl)tiu'n (nnd) niit ot). 2. ± anne(;nicn 
 (geitcnlaffen). 3. t'cgiinfligrn. 4. ncl;mcii (ucrs 
 )lel)cn). 5. [Jpanbcl] nnncl;men, acciptircu. 
 
 3. The classic zone 
 Which 
 
 Adorns tli' accepted land. 
 
 KiRKE White. 
 
 4, How is this phrase to be accepted? 
 
 Webster. 
 
 God does not — persons, || i>i>r (^)iut gilt 
 ffin ^ilin'cljn ber ^TJcriVn. 
 
 Acceptability, aksaptabll'ete, f. 
 Acceptable II ess. 
 
 Acceptable, ak^tlpt'abl. adj. (to) 
 1. unnd)nu>ar, nnnef)nilirf). 2. nngencfjin, 
 ividfiMiiiiien, rnuiliifdjr. 3. merrl). 4. iict>cn^» 
 anirbig. 
 
 2. An extract from one of the Epistles 
 
 may be — . T. Moorb. 
 
 3. A most — testimony of your gratitude 
 
 to me. Robertson. 
 
 4 Tills woman 
 
 So fit, so — , so divine, 
 i That from her hand I could expect no 
 
 ' ill. MlLTOK. 
 
 Acceptableness, akscpt'abinls, 
 
 ACC 
 
 ». 1. bie9Inne^ml!cf)feit(eiiic5 93orf(f)lag5ic.). 
 
 2. I! tag 95erbicnilli(f)e. 
 Acceptably, akscpt'ablc. udv. 1. 
 
 nnncf)nilid). 2. angcnd)in, luidhnnnien. 
 
 Acceptance, aksept'ausc, s. I. 
 bag atniicljineii , tie 3lnnal)nie. 2. bie 9luf> 
 naljmc. 3. bie gute 2Iufiial)Uie. 4. tie Qie- 
 iKl;inigung, GiMivifliginin i" • • 5. (3{cd)t] 
 tie '•Jlnnafjme. 6. [©ramni.] ♦ tie 53etcu: 
 tiiiig (cines 2Borti^). 7. f.'pantfl] tie 3ln! 
 iialjme, atcccptatiuu (eineg 2Bed)feI6). 
 
 Absolute -, [ipantcl] einfad)e aiccepta-. 
 tion ; qualified -, 6etingte =. 
 
 To beg ot. to entreat auy one's — of any 
 tiling. Qeinaiibin frirrcn, (Ftn>a^an,jimel)incn. 
 
 Accepta.tion, .^tksepta'slaOn. «. 1 
 tie-}lnnal)ine; giitc 3(iit"na()me. 2. tie 03iinfl. 
 
 3. [fflrnnini.] bie ^i>ciclUllllg (eine^ 2j3rrtc£). 
 2. Tliey have those eiijoyiiieiits only as 
 
 the con.sequeiices of tlie state oi 
 esteem and — they are la with their 
 parents and governors. Lgcke 
 
 Accepter, aksep'iur, «. 1. (of) ber, 
 iueld)cr ©nuaS anuinitnt. 2. jj ter, roeldjer 
 anficl)!; i. 23. God is no —of ppr.sons, vox 
 (Siott gilt fein ^Jdifetjcn ber ^crfon. 3. [ipan: 
 bel] ber 3lccpptnnf, 9liinel)nii'r. 
 
 Acceptilation, akseptilA'shun. s. 
 [altcd D{ed)t] tie ©d)cntiiunjbcfd)ctnigimg, 
 (S-rliiffungibcrd^ciniguiigbcrilliiirtiiiig^rdjcin. 
 
 Acception, aksep'siiun, (.Accep- 
 tation. SCLDEN. 
 
 Acceptive, aksep'tiv, adj. ber gprii 
 annitntnt otcr aiifnininu. B. Jonson 
 
 Accerse, ak.ser.s', (lat. accersere) 
 V. <i. rufcn, fiimiiicn Inffeti. Ham,. 
 
 Access, ak.ses', (lat. acce.ssus) s. (to) 
 
 1. ter Siig'Tig Siitritt (imn ^uTioncn u. 
 (Sateen). 2. f u. II bcr Siitritt (ju ®otf). 
 3. * bie Sininljme, ter Smvacf)!?. 4. [-Mfet.] 
 bcr aiivfad (eincg 5'e^fi-*^ 2c.). 
 
 To have — to auy one, 3'irritt 6ei Qi- 
 ncni tiaben. A nia» of easy -, cin ycljr iw 
 ganglidjer ^)Diann. [cessorily 
 
 Acceissarily, ak'sux.saicle. f. Ac- 
 
 Accessarines , ak'.sessaiciies , 
 (Ac'c esso riaes.s), s. tie iljeilliafjuie. 
 
 Accessary, ak'.scssaie. f. Acces- 
 sor y. [tic 3iig'iiin'id)fcit. 
 
 Accessibility, akses.'.ebil'eie, s. 
 
 Accessible, akses'»cbl, udj. JU: 
 ganglid). 
 
 Acces.'iion, akscsh'tin. *. I. (to) t 
 tif 3lnnal)crung. 2. trr ilVifrirt (jn ciucm 
 25crtrage ic). 3. ber ,3uiuad)!?, bie 23rruicl): 
 rung (lUMiScrmogcu, 9)Jad)t). 4. f bcr 3u; 
 gang. 5. (to) tie (JJcmngung (^ur i?riMic:c.); 
 IljrLinbciteigung. 6. [qSrttl;o(.J bcr ainfall 
 (oiMi 9'iarrl)cit zc). 
 5. Elizabeth notified to foreign courts her 
 sister's death and her own — . Hi'.me. 
 
 ACCessional, aksesh'tmal. adj. 
 l)in}ufiMnmcnt. ^ (jugauglid). 
 
 AcceSSl«^SS, akses'les, udj Ulti 
 
 Accessorily, ak'sessorele, udo. 
 Oeilating, tnneben. 
 
 I Accessory, ak'slssori. adj. I. f)tn» 
 I jugcfiigt, ()iniufiMunirnb, bcigefiigt, 'TJebeii ... 
 12. tl)rilnct)incnb, ntitrd)ulbig. 
 
 An - proof, fin 5Trbriibeivri5. - nerves 
 
 (SUiiar.l tic 5Beinrn>fn, ipulf*npn<fn. That 
 
 .is but -, b«$ i|l bipg 9?cbriifact)e, To be - 
 
 ACC 
 
 to, bcitragcn, mit^elfen ju (^tiurtfi. 
 
 Accessory, s. i. tie 3iign6f, M 
 3uge^or, bcr3lnf)ang. 2. ber Jhfil()aber(58er: 
 nalaffer). 3. [9ied)t] ber ^WitrdiulMge, $el. 
 fcr, Iljeilnefjtner (an eincin aSfrbred)cn). 
 
 Accidence, ak'.se<lense . ». 
 [(JJrainm.] tie 9lnfong^grt"inbf, bcr Donat. 
 
 Accident, ak'-sedenr. (Int. aceidcre) 
 3. I. ter3ufo(l. 2. ber unuernturlj-teSufnd, 
 bie jufadige S8egebcn()eit ; (bef.) bcr llnfad. 
 .3. t bie ll}at|ac^)e. 4. ((ijrainni.) tie jiifa> 
 lige (Stgenfdjnft. 5. [«pl)irpr.] tie jufadige 
 (5-igenrd)aft, bn«3ufadige (ter ©ubflan,} ent. 
 gcgengefe^i;. 6. [<»enl.] ta« 3iifadigc <j. 23. 
 iufadig einfadente« eid)f). 7. [i)Jfet.] ter 
 3ufad. 8. [.^erlb.j bas 3umdige. [ge'fat)r. 
 
 By -> JuMdig, jufadtgcr 5B?ire, uun un> 
 
 Accidental, ak.seden'lal. adj. i. 
 jiiffldig (©reignip jc.). 2. unmerentlirf), ?ie» 
 ben . . . a. [^erfj). u. ^fjiliif.] au(jern)e> 
 fentlirf), nccitented (j. 95. em ^piiuft). 
 
 Songs are - to a play, ©efiinge gel;5rcn 
 nid)t luefentlic^ ju einetn ©df>au|\>it(e. 
 
 Accidental, ak«eden'lal,«.[Dibrtf.] 
 tn6 3ufadige, 3lu^ermefentiid)e, bie jufadige 
 (Figcnfc^aft. 
 
 Accidentally, ak.<.eden'tall^. ndn. 
 
 1. jufaditi, jufiidiger SSjeife, I'on ungefahr. 
 
 2. iDibaf.] jufadig, au^cnvercntlid), unme» 
 fentlid). 
 
 Accidentalness , aksedln'tll- 
 lies. «. bie 3ufadigl?eit (eiiicg DiugrS). 
 
 Acciden'tary , f. Accidental. 
 
 Accidentiary, aksedln'shari, adf. 
 bie Slufangegriinbe lernenb. 
 
 Every — boy in schools knoweth as well 
 as you. MoRTOH. 
 
 Accipient, aks'p'elnt, (lat. acci- 
 pere) «. f [(Fljeiu.] tieSJiirlage, ter 9tecipienr. 
 
 Accipiter, aksip'euir, (int. accipi- 
 ter) s. 1. [Oriiir^.] bcr9{aubi)pge(. 2, [(Fljir.J 
 tie 5pabi(^t5bintc. [9^iu(Huigri;ager. 
 
 Accipitrary, aksip'iiraie, a. ter 
 
 Accite, ak.site', (lat. accirc) i>. «. + 
 1. rufen, fouiuien laffcn. 2. ± aiifnifen, er« 
 luertcn , rcge inad)en. 3. I'prfVrbirn (vox (i)e» 
 rid)t). 4.i>erfatnuieln, bcrufcii. 5. jurucfrufm. 
 
 4. Onr coronation over, we will — 
 
 As I before reiueniber'd, all our .state. 
 .Siiakspeabe. 
 
 5. He by the senate is acci ted home 
 From weary wars against the barba> 
 
 rous Goths. Shakspeare. 
 
 Acclaim, akklame'. (1. ncclaniare) 
 i>. n. u. V, n. + jurufcii, init laureui aJcifaU 
 aufucljmen. 
 
 - akklame'. ». f ter laute2>eifad, 3iinif, 
 ta* STftibcugefchrei. Dkvden. W. .Scott. 
 
 Acclailiate, ak'klamate, v. a. * 
 23cifiid flatfd)en. 
 
 Acclamation, akklami'shun, «. 
 ter 3unif; tfrcubennif, bag Suiaudije"' 
 grcutcugordirci. [iujaii4)Ki'b, juriifeub. 
 
 Acclamatory, akklam'Ature. adif. 
 
 Acclimated, akklimated, (fr. ac- 
 cliinater) adj. an ta« .ttliiua gciuMjnt. 
 
 Acclive, akklive', (UU. acclivis)af{;. 
 " bcrgan grhent, aufilrigcnt. 
 
 Acclivity, akkliv'^ii. a. I. bie^Iuf* 
 lahvt (ciuf* 53crgr#). 2. f bie ©djiuierigfelr. 
 
 Acclivous, akkli'vus, <«</• bcrflAH ' 
 gfl;rnb, aufivarid gr^ftifr. 
 
Fhif fir. fhn. f.*t M^, met. Fhie, fin. NA, m§ve, n5r, g8t, 6fl, cUM. Trtbe, tuh, lull. t//in. TiSis. 9 
 
 ACC 
 
 Accloy, akkloe', f. Cloy. CHArcER. 
 
 Accoil, akkoil', (altft. accoillir) v. 
 M. fid) h(T}lI^^n^(lfn. Spekscr. 
 
 Accolf akkol', (fr. Mceoler) v. a. urn-. 
 t^Mitn. Si'RREv. 
 
 Accola«le,akkoiAdp'.#.l.!9fitrmi>.l 
 tn ^{ittiTfiif}. -2. I-Wiif.l ^it• fiuimnicr. 
 
 ACPOieiltf ak'kolent. (lat. ntcoleng) 
 ». + Pfr (^irinibru'i'hucr, OJrfnjnndjhnr. 
 Accoll*"^, '"(/• (iC'iTli'.] niKicfdiipfffn. 
 .%C<>OllllltO(lnbl<^,akkoiii'ii>6<labI. 
 mHj. pnf5lidi; (i<>) iiniufiiM'nr (auO. 
 To he -. VflfTf" <}">• 
 JiCCOinillOCttthlenPMW^akkoni'- 
 moHablnet , ». t &•« 9lmi<entbfltf«t , "J5np> 
 Iia)feit. 
 
 JkcrontinodatC!, akknm'nindiite, 
 <^l.«ccoiiiiiio(liire)n. a. I . (lo) niu'niT<" Reiner 
 €<ad}f). 2. (to)ftMritl)tfn. tfiiuenie" (»n<t». 
 3. i"d)(idjtrti, beiltflfii (finenSfreit). 4. (with) 
 tnfttftn , vrTm<\tn , O-iiiftn nti^liclfen (mit). 
 6. (wiilu (J-iiini mit eiiirr «H3bl)niiii(i vcr(t! 
 i)tn, 6. iintcrbriiinfn , Ipfliwn 7. ribfrliif: 
 ffti, nbtrrten, jiifommfii IflfTcn (any one 
 with, (fiufiii G-imn«). 
 I. An hypothevja thnt could not be ac- 
 commodated to the nature of 
 thing*. LocKB. 
 
 4 Wlint is necessary for you 
 
 At your departure I am well content 
 
 You be a c c o ni ni o d a ( e d witli. Ford. 
 
 6. There was space enough williin its 
 
 walU and in its oul-bnildings to have 
 
 accommodated a little iirniy. 
 
 W. Irviho 
 To — any one with money, (ifX'nbfll 
 (finem (^fl^ Uitjm. To - one's self to the 
 times. 0(1) in tie 3fit frf)itff". To be well 
 accommodated, bciiiieni n)rf)tUMi , fine 
 Mtift'c -Bi'fimnin Ijiibrii, <iiit irnirt Tfin 
 
 Accuiniiiodate, akkom'm/>d4te. 
 ». n. t piiffi". fid) fdjirfi-n, flfniaS felit 
 
 — adj 11. Acc o ni ni od.-iteiy, adv. (to) 
 pnffonr, niiflrntcfTeii, flrmng. 
 
 jiCC(>lllin«<lMf(*neKH, 3kknni' 
 
 ni«\il4tene». «. ^ici!lmlOl!ll■^Trlll)fi^, '5ridlid)feif. 
 
 jtCCOllllllOtlHiillf;- , akknm'mo 
 
 dJiing. adj. 1. ivTtri'inlid) (inMti Sftrnfltii). 
 2. iiiid)flietin, iMrnram (CThiirnftfr). 
 
 Accuiliinodation, aKknmm&da' 
 shini,«. I. (to II. witli) rir-JIiipii|Tiiii<|; (MniiiiM' 
 hnr. "2. He 55eilefliiiig (piiic« Srrriri-f); brr 
 fliitlirf)e9Jirfllfid). 3. ^ir53o^^lIrmlirt)ffiI. 4. ^ir 
 (^flrflfiitjcir, C^ri'ifftfriiiifl S. hir hrjiipwf 
 Cturid)ii!"iif6rr'3)Phmiiia) 6 »ie?Oi'l)niin(i 
 7. pf. a) tie ^c.iiirml.d)ffiirn f Nr. -J. b) 
 ^lc ^Ibthfiliiiiqrii iiiiP Ramiiirrii rinr« Sd)if! 
 ffj. 8. tit iJJfnVrfliiiiji, 25frrfl)iiiifl (imt (?tr 
 n>ii#), 91iii<I)iilfe. 9. t Nr (SJfiil, 95rrilanf. 
 SinR. 10. |il)fcl.] tit ajrrmirtiliiiig (tf^ 
 ?rrtr*). 
 
 S Kggs and wine and hard bcdx are .ill 
 (he - we found. Bvn/i>i. 
 
 4. Tliey alloriled liim every other — lliev 
 could lor the promoiioiiel liisttiidioi. 
 
 t'Dl.liOJi. 
 
 6. This is the village of Ple»Kis where 
 
 you as a klrangcr will find rcifcouMblc 
 
 and honest -. W. Scott, 
 
 To hate good - s.. flilf P^. frrqUftll Iffllff, 
 
 pttfiTflf ffiii, fiiif gutr ^ot)iiiiita. Jtpjl, 5»f> 
 
 Nttiuuo i)>>»rii. 
 
 ACC 
 
 Accommodation-bill, [^nn^e^] in 
 &tUtxm<S)fel --ladder, [«»?ar.] Hi 
 
 iJillUrtU. 
 
 AcCOininodaior, akkoin'mocla- 
 tiir. t. 6ie >!li)urPner, 5iil)rer (eiiicr ®nd)e). 
 
 Accoiiipa^nee, akkumpauye', 
 
 adj. [Spetlt).] I'erjierr. 
 
 Accompanable, akki^m'panabl. 
 ndj. f (idcdii]. Sidney. 
 
 Accoinpanier , akkum'paneiir, 
 «. t Det ^k-ijlfirer, Wficdrdinfter. 
 
 Accoiiipaiiiinent , akkum'pa- 
 ninieut, ». 1. Die Sefllfituiiti. 2. [OMiif.) Pie 
 33e<)Ieitiiiig. 3. [SpcrlP.] Pie aSappenucr! 
 jieninfl. [[■"Will".] Per -^cnlciter. 
 
 AcCOmpanii'tf akkum'panist, s. 
 
 Accompany, akkum'pani, (fr. 
 
 Rccompagner) v. a. 1. i>eiilei'tcn , flcleiteu. 
 
 a. t a) begleiten; (with) oerbinPen (mit). b) 
 
 IWuf.j beglciten. 3. ♦ u. ^ umgeljen (mit), 
 
 )u tijun i)a*ytu (mit). 
 
 2. a> In n mind truly virtuous the scorn of 
 
 vice is always accompanied with 
 
 the pity of it. Steele. 
 
 - V. n. I « (wi(h) fid) flefeden (jii). 2. 
 lebfii(mit), beiii>oljiicn(eiiier(yrnu).3. 1'iOTiif.] 
 benleiteti. 
 
 Accomplice, akkom'plis, (fr. 
 complice) s. I. (witli any one in Ob. to 
 any thing). 1. ber Ifjeilneljmer, 'TOitrc^iiltifie 
 (nn 2Jirbred)cn). 2. « Per ®el)ulfe, ^iM)tU 
 fer, 'IWi'iuirfcr. 
 
 Accomplish, akkom'plish, (fr. 
 arcomplir) 1. || ui'fleitbrii (eine 3fif)- 2. 
 rrfiiden chmi (Jreiflniffen). 3. " I'erfinigeii, 
 flPHMnnen, eriniifli'n. 4. reicftlid) urnVljeii. 5. 
 i iiiiffiiljreii, »rffful)ren, uulijifljeii (eiii a5or« 
 tjubtw) , eifi'iilfii (eiiirii STmiifd)). 6. T u. t 
 nii^jieren, niifibiOen, fdjmucfen (Si:>rper oPer 
 «ei|D. 
 
 1. He would — seventy years in the de- 
 solation of Jerusalem. Bibi.e. 
 
 2. We see every day events accom- 
 plished, which etc. Addisok. 
 
 3. O miserable (liought and more unlikely 
 Than to — twenty golden crowns. 
 
 Shakspcare. 
 
 4 In such a habit 
 
 That they sliall think we are accom- 
 plished 
 Willi what we lack. Shakspeare. 
 
 Accomplished with tlie number of 
 eliT hours. ol^'CrBenPrinrm^lltfr tvnr. Smak. 
 AfCOmpilKlied , akknm'plisht. 
 a^i }'. P"** ? "• i I'oftrommfii, I'l'fleiiPer. 
 
 An — niiin, rill '•J)?nim IH'II lu'dfllPiTiT 
 ^ilPllIKi; an — rniiiniiiiidpr. BR'>i'(iiiA>i. 
 AcCOIIipliNiier, akkom'plLliur. 
 «. Pi-r ?BL'dfll^l•r. 
 
 AccompiiMliin(*n<,akkoiii'pi'sli- 
 nient. * I. Pie ■Jllk"flll)rilllil (i-iiic^ 'J.'laiKo, 
 aSndriiPiiiin (i"iiii-r Olrl'cir). 'i. Pie CSriiidiiiui 
 (fiiirr 'liri^'lieirilmnii, eiiiiT >l^t^id)n. 3 f P.if 
 Wi\( -Wf.ii'j. 4. f Pill' >i\3iTf. 5. f II. t Pif 
 'iliifbilPiiii.i, SKiTiUTiiiifl (Pf# .Ui'rpiTf I'^ft 
 («eii1r^>. <j. Pie (iiiirindiofr, grrriijfcit, Per 
 gjiTjiiii; pi' iiiui're, iveiiiiriiine. 
 
 3. Kv.idc llie — of tIio>e alllicliniis lip 
 now but gradually eiidiireili. Bkowk. 
 
 4. Tiiruiiij Ibe — of m.iiiy years 
 Into an bntir- glass. Shakspcare. 
 
 Accompi, \. .\c count. 
 
 ACC 
 
 Accomptable, r. Accountable 
 Accompfant, f. Accountant. 
 
 Accompting- - day, akko&n'. 
 ting-da, *. [>>nnPi'I] Per 916rcd>iiiin(]«tn(j. 
 
 Accord, akkord'. (fr. accord) «. I, 
 
 [>))?iif.] ber2lffort>, Q-inttnn<\, Siifnmmeii. 
 
 finmi. 2. ± Per (5'inHiing (Per (»)eimitf)er) , Pie 
 
 G-iiitrnt^t, G'ininrett. 3. Pic $>ii|timniung, 
 
 Siiilimimin!). 4. bn« rid)tigea5er()mrnigj Pic 
 
 G-iiif)cit, Uebereitiflimmung. 5. Pie ^itu>ir» 
 
 fling. 6. Per SBerfrrtg. 7. [9?ed)t5fpr.] Pp» 
 
 95er3feicft. 8. [*TOnl.] bie giire ainorPniinn 
 
 3. This gentle and unforced accord of 
 
 Hamlet 
 
 Sits smiling to my heart. Shar. 
 
 At — , eintg. Shar. With one — , eiit« 
 ifiniinifl, einmiit^ig. Of one's own-, aiiS 
 eigenetn aintriebe, freiivilfig (uoii 5)5erfi'nen); 
 iH'ii fe(b|T (i>. ©nd5)cn). 
 
 Accord, akkSrd', v. a. 1. (to) fTOllf.] 
 flimmcn (md)). 2. ± a) in G-infinng brin.icii, 
 iicrg(eid)en, I'creiiiigen, iterfo^nen ; h) fjet'en, 
 (inJglriffjen. 3. [SItedjterpr.] gi'itlirf) bciiegen, 
 i'frg(ci(f)en (einen ©treit). 4. f bemidigen 
 (ein ©efiicf)). 
 
 1. Her hands accorded the lute's music 
 
 to the voice. Sidney. 
 
 2. b) Accord all difficulties. Socthey. 
 
 — akkSrd', v. n. I. flimmcn; (wi'li) 
 fjnrnuMiiren (mit), pofTcn (ju), im ©infdiiig 
 fein (mit). 2. ubereinflimmcn. 3. f nnc^gc 
 ben. 4. [(5)rnmm.] 'tbercinjlimmcn. 
 
 1. Retirement accords with the tone of 
 
 my mind. BvKOii 
 
 3. You to his love must — 
 
 Or have a woman to your lord. Shax 
 
 Accordable, akk^r'dabl, Off/, (to 
 '^- ubereiiiflimmenb (mit>. 
 
 Accordance , akknr'danse , s. 
 (with) Pie Ucbereinflimmniig (mit). 
 
 In - to, in UcbcreinfTlmmnng mit. In - 
 with, (einer <Sa<t)e) gemng, jiifnfgc. 
 
 Accordancy, ^kkor'dansj, f. Ae 
 cordance. Palev 
 
 Accordant, akkor'dant, adi. I 
 ribcreinflimmcnb, gemn^. 2. im (?-iiiflniig. 
 
 2. Then humanity shall lead along 
 The — passions in their moral song. 
 
 Mason 
 
 Accordantly, akk^r'dantl^. ndj 
 
 ribcrciiirtiiiimenD. [3lii()nnncr, ^elfrr. 
 
 Accorder, Ikkor'dur, *. (wtiii) Per 
 
 According-, akkor'diug, praep. (to) 
 nad) (jiifL'lge, gcnuie). 
 
 - to circumstances, nild) 23ord)ntTi'iifie!t 
 Per HmiliinPe. - to custom, luic e& Pit (MCj 
 
 bmild) mit fid) bringt. To speak - to rea- 
 son, oeriiriiifrig rcPeii. Togo - to the times, 
 fid) in 3eir imP llmdiiiiPe fd)i(foii. 
 
 According- aH, akkor'diug a/, 
 coiij. fo ivic, it nnd)Pem, in fo ftrti. 
 
 AcCttrdingiy, akkm'dingle. adv. 
 1. gi-iiuir;, Piiriiiid). "2. Prmiiod), iiiu>, mirhiii 
 
 AcC«»rporat(r, akkor'poraie. f. 
 Incorporate. Miitoji, 
 
 AccONt, akkost', (fr. accoster) r. a. 
 I. J iiiirrcteii Qfin'^nff" . '"" '"''' •'"" i" 
 rpn-d)i-n). 2. ^ ii. i nnrcPrii f3rniiiiiPfn) 3. 
 t grfiijcn (an, I'on ciiirm i?iiiiPf). 
 
 -, akkost', p. II. -J- iiiigrriiji'ii. Spensek. 
 
 AcCOStallie, akkdsl'abl. «<</. }U' 
 g.iiiglid), iimg.iiiijlid) u'Cii •l>rnViieii). 
 
1 Fatp, r'r. fall, fnt. Me, met. Fine. ffn. N6, in^ve, n6r, got, 6l\, c]6iU. Trthe. trtb, full. l//in, TWn. 
 
 ACG 
 
 Accosted, akkost'ld, pnrf. adj. 
 [.<c>er(6.] jii 6eiben ©eiten Qtmti nebtn firf) 
 Ijflbenb. 
 
 AcCOtentent, akkote'ment, (ft. 
 accoteiiient) s. [CiviUQi(mewe\'m\ 6cr<Strei> 
 ^n © rweid) am Gnte it& ntpffnfterten 333ege«. 
 
 AcCOUClieiir, akkooshire', (fr. ac- 
 coucheur) *. ber 0)c6iirtei)elfcr. 
 
 AcCOlini, ^akkount'. (fr. compte) 
 
 Accuinpt, \s. (of) I. T Me died)- 
 Bung (iiber ginnnljmcii, aiii^gnbrii, gclicfcrte 
 2i)iinrcn). 2. tie iBeredjniing (i>. '2lu!?gnben !C.). 
 3. t Me 9Inj.il)(, 3n!)l- *• i "• " f '•-• !Kerf)fn' 
 fc^nft 5. bcr 'Serirf)t alber eiii (fn-ignie lO- 
 6. bie DnriMIung, a3efrt)reii'ung, {5-iin^(iing ; 
 ©rflnrung. 7. bai SSerjf'd)""^. 8- 6ie ^ad)- 
 ridjt. 9. bie 5?infid)t, bfr(yffict>r^».niiift. iO. 
 ber (yrunb, bic Urfndje. 11. bie iBcbcutiing, 
 5Sid)rigfcit , bai 03eivid)t. 12. bai 91iifef)en. 
 13. ber aSjectf). 14. bie Qlcttimg , Spod)fd)a: 
 ^ung, SEcrt^fc^nouHfl. 15. bie 5)Jeiiuing. 
 16. ber ©eiuinn, SBovt^eiL 17. [5?rtiibel] bie 
 9{cd)niing, JJnftur. 18. lX):b.] bie Snrenber= 
 bercdjnung. 19. [6f)rtiiiDl.] ber ©t^' <""«' 
 neuer). 
 
 3 About liis shelves 
 
 A beggarly — of empty boxes. Shak. 
 
 4 Sent to my — 
 
 With all my imperfections on my head. 
 
 Shakspeare. 
 
 9. On eachof those accounts. Addison. 
 
 10. He was obliged to him upon another — . 
 
 Goldsmith. 
 
 11. Of great — . Brougham. 
 
 12. Men of - and distinction. Pope. 
 
 13. Your friendship is of more — to me 
 
 than all those absurd vanities. Bvron. 
 
 Account current, [ipniibel] bie (aufciltc 
 9{erf)nung; bank -, ber 93aiiffciirii, bic 
 93niifrec^nuiig, 3{cd)miiig in 25aiifo; cash — 
 bie^nffenred)niiiig; profit and loss — , ber 
 (Seitinus iiiib 95crIu|1fiMito; stock -, ber 
 It npitfilfoilto ; account agreed upon, ter 
 fKe<i)nunq6ab{d)lu6; charges -, berltoflen; 
 foiito; customs inward — , ber &iiigniig6s 
 JoUfcntO; debenture — , bcr I)rillu6ncfflMltO ; 
 freight — , ber 5rn(f)tfontO ; foreign bills 
 receivable — , ber 2JDed)|VlfDntD. Giving in 
 obcr giving up of — s, bie 9{cd)iiung8at'ic; 
 guiig. According to his, her — , fciner K. 
 SiuSfage nnc^. Beyond -, u ber nHeiiSf griff. 
 Their speed had been beyond account. 
 Shakspeare. 
 
 By all accounts, ber (iHgeniciiKit ^lu£-- 
 
 fnge na^. For obcr on -(of). iiufOci"'i"ti* 
 
 9led)nunq. In one's -, iiad) ©iiiefi^TOeinung. 
 
 The most mysterious (character) of any 
 
 in my account. Shaftesuurv. 
 
 On another -, ubtrbie* , Jllbcni. On - 
 of, 1. in Qlnbetrnc^t, luegcti, unt . .. wH- 
 leu, 2. [ipniibel] niif 3eninnb« 9{fd)iiimg, 
 fliif 9lbi"d)(ng. Joint -, ber 'ipiirtijipatiiMiSs 
 fiMito , bic 3?e(f)nung niit ^nrteti. On pbcr 
 upon no -, 1. niif feiiicn ^ciH. 2. nuf feiiie 
 233ci|'e, gflr nid)t. Something to put to -, 
 [5?nnbcl] cine nbfdjlnglidje 3n!jlinig. Upon 
 any one's ~, fliifi 9<urf<'id)t flitf i^bcr fiir 
 Seiiiaiib, iini KiiU'tiuidrii. Upon that -. 
 ttttjaib. Upon what -, wjffl;nlb, <iiid ivrl: 
 <btm ®ninbc. Upon all - *, aiif oflc gnfle, 
 III lebrr ?trr, in nflcn ©riidrn, bei jf^fr &>c-. 
 ItjjeMyeit. A man of good -, ciil iiUgcfrljej 
 
 ACC 
 
 nrtWnnn; a man of no -, tin un6ebcu! 
 tenber Wenfrf); an author of the best -, 
 ein fefjr gend)teter ©djrifrftener; there are 
 few people of any — but etc., ei gibt IVC: 
 nig rtngefeljene Scute, bie nid)t :c. To answer 
 one's — , &ineni jiifdjingen ; to be able to 
 give an — of one's self, fid) rcd)tfi'rrigen 
 fijnnen (iwcgen ber 9Iuffii()rung); to give - 
 of one's self, fid) f)eriuH'tbun , (id) befaunt 
 niiid)en; to give an -, 9{ed)eufd)nft geben; 
 to stand for -, nngercrfjnct, jugcred)net 
 "iverben, Shak. ; to call any one to — , Qu 
 ncm 9{e(^enrc<)nft obfcrbern, (f-incn jur 
 9ced)cnrd)nft jiefjen; to carry to -, in 9?cd)! 
 nung bringen; to find one's — , feine died)-- 
 nung (bei ©tiunS) ftnben ; to give an - of, 
 
 1. 9?ed)nung ob. 3?ed)enrd)iUt nblegen (iibcr) ; 
 
 2. Q:tma6 erjoljlen , beridjten, irf Inren ; S8e: 
 T\d)t nbOottcn (I'iber); to have an — with 
 any one , niit &incm in 9?ed)iiung flel)cn ; 
 to have no — of any one, I'on ©incm 
 feine 3ind)rid)t f)nben; to keep - s, [Span-- 
 bei] bie^i'idjer fiiljren; ^ud) ()o(ten; to keep 
 an - of, 3{ed)nung fiiljrcn (iiber); to make 
 no - (of) , 3ii(f)r5 baitcn (nuf) , fid) 9ii(^to 
 nirtd)cn (nu«); to make - of, C'tmne, Qh 
 new I)L''d)fd)ri^cn ; to make -, 1. biifurfjniten. 
 2. gebenfcn, fit^ uprnehnien, beabftd)tigeu ; 
 to make a great — , to make high — of, 
 fefir i>iel (jaltcn (nuf) ; to make out any one's 
 — , Qh\t6 9vec^nuiig ftcfteu; to post a sum 
 to an — , [53aubelj einc ©urn me in 9?ec^! 
 nung bringen; to pass to -, in 9{e(f)nuug 
 bringen; to put any thing to any one's — , 
 0"incni (?tmn6 in 9?fd)uung bringen; to settle 
 an -, cine 9?ed)iiung in Drbnung bringen, 
 nbfd)tifGfn; to take - (of), 1. ontuerfcn, 
 notiren, nuffd)rcibrn (G-tmn«); fii^ Qtnni 
 nicrfcn. 2. QtwaS untfrfuc^cn, priifen. 3. in 
 ■■Srrcdinung, 3liifrt)iag bringen; to take into 
 -, in 9Inrd)Iag bringen; to turn to—, 1. 
 fid) ju ^^ui^cn lundjcn. 2. OJeiuiun, iBort^eil 
 bringen. [bud), 9Jcd)nung6buc^. 
 
 Account-book, [ipnubel] bnd ^onto; 
 
 Account, akkount', ti. a. 1. 7 be-. 
 
 rec^ncn, re(f)nen. 2. nnfcljen, betrn^jten, f)nU 
 
 ten (fiir), ernc^ten. 3. iu 9{ect)nuug bringen; 
 
 (any thing to any one) (Jineiu 9fe(^enfd)nft 
 
 geben (con). 4. (to) nniueifen (ju ^einnnbS 
 
 ©ebrnud)). 
 
 2. The mineral produce was accounted 
 
 very valuable. T. Moore. 
 
 To - it, bctrnd)ten M. To - of, " fd^a-- 
 
 (jen, nd)ten. 
 
 Account, akkdiint', i). n. (to any 
 one for any thing). I. red)IU'n ; nbri'd)UCn. 
 2. fid) rcc^tfcrtigen (ivrgrii), 9Ceri)cni"d)iift ges 
 ben (fur). 3. ± t'crnntiuortlid) fcin, jlefjcn 
 (ft'ir) , ©tiun^ i>crnntiiHTtfiu 4. (for) ben 
 (i3runb nngeben d'on;, (imai crflnren. 5. fid) 
 erflnrcu (Grivn*). 
 5. Many of the East-.Saxons, unable to — 
 for it (the eclipse of the sun) on na- 
 tural grounds, attributed it to the au; 
 ger of the gods and reverted to their 
 former idolatry. I.ingaro. 
 
 Accoiint, ;>)) ftlr accounted. 
 Acc«>untabilit y, akkmnitabirete. 
 *. 1. bie 25prpfl!dKung, 9ird)fufd)aft nbjnlej 
 gen. 2. bie 9Sfranriwrriid)feit. 
 
 Accountnble, akkoiin'tabi, ndj. 
 (to any one for any thing). 1. rcd)nuni}i>i 
 
 ACC 
 
 pfTic^tig (von Sentnten). 2. »ernntn)ortli(^ 
 ((Jinetn fiir (JtiBnfi). 
 
 Accountable for , -f- erf (nrbnr. To 
 be - (to) (finem ueriintiuortfid^ ob. died)en> 
 \'d)c,ft fd)iilbig fcin; (for) Qtwai ^u uernnt» 
 luorten l)nben. 
 
 Women of fashion in London are — to 
 nobody after they are married. Sheriban. 
 
 Accountablenes.s , akkoun- 
 tablnes, s. bie S5eranti«ortlid)feit. Palev. 
 
 Accountant, akkoan'tant, adj. « 
 (for) nerautiuurtlid) (fiir). Shakspeare. 
 
 Accountant,^ l. ber 9fec^uung^< 
 
 Accoii:iptant,^pjTirf)tige,9{cd)nung^. 
 fiiljrer. 2. ber i>eraiiiiuortIid)e iBenmte. 3. f 
 ber 9{ec^ner; 9?c(f)i'ninei|ler. 
 
 — general, (engl. .Koiijleigeric^t) ber 
 5?rtupt ! 9{ed)uung5fiif)rer. 
 
 AcCOUple, akkup'pl, (fr. accoupler) 
 i». a. * pnnrcn, uerbinbeu. Bacoh. 
 
 Accoupleinent, akkup'plment, 
 *. ■" bie 5pnarung, SBcrbinbung. 
 
 AcCOUrag-e, akkur'ridje, (nltfr. ac- 
 courager) v. a. ~- nufiuuntcm, ennutljigen. 
 
 AcCOUrt, akkort', v. a. f. Court. 
 
 AcCOUter, ^(fr.accoutrer) 
 
 Accoutre, akkuu'tur.^ v. a. 1. au^s 
 rijilen (cin ©rf)iff). 2. T u. i aufpu^en, <»u6» 
 \d)n\uden. nu^ilnffircn. 
 
 Accouterinent, ober 
 
 Accoutrement, akkou'turment, 
 «. 1. [5)Jiiit.] bie 2Iufirt3|lung, 9{iiflung, 
 bn« 3cug. 2. ? u. ± ber Slujug, Sfiu^, ©tnnt, 
 2Iufpu^. 3. ber nlte , unge'.v5f)nlic^e, Ind)crf 
 lid)e SUnjug. 4. pi- bie SBerjierungen, S'crs 
 rntf)en. [* befanftigen. Spehser. 
 
 Accoy, akkoe', (nltfr. accoiser) v. a. 
 
 Accredit, akkrid'it, (fr. accrediter) 
 V. a. 1. it) 2Jnfe^cn obcr 9lufnn^ine bringen 
 (cine ^crfon , <S<\d}e). 2. [Sipl.] beglnubi« 
 gen , beuoflinoc^tigen. 
 
 Accreditation, akkrldltA'shun, 
 #. + [Dipt. J bie ^eglnubigung. Letters 
 of -, bn* 93cgfnubignng^fd)reiben. 
 
 Accrescency, akkres'sense, (Int. 
 
 accrescere) «. * ber3uiund)6, bic 3unn^ine. 
 
 Taylor. 
 
 Accrescent,, akkris'sint, adj. 1. 
 t junef)nteiib. 2. [S^ot.] nuiund)|cnb. 
 
 Accress, akkrls', obcr 
 
 Accressiinent, akkrls'siment, s. 
 [TOlif.J bai ©rcigi'ii. 
 
 Accretion, akkre'shun.«. 1. [$(jl)f.] 
 bfl* 3unc()iuen. 2. [-'Sot.J bai 20nd)etl)uin ; 
 ber SUuiund)^; b<\6 '•Huiimd)ren. 3. [9fcd)il 
 ber3nn"Tt)5 (nn 5>obcu). biei!lnfd)iueiuninng. 
 
 Accretive, akkie't'v, adj. [Zed)n.l 
 n)nd)fenb, junel)nienb. 
 
 Accrilllination, akkrjmena' 
 shun, (I. adu.criniiniire).;. bieiici"d)lilbigiiug. 
 
 Accroacit, ^ akkru'tsh, (fr. accrn. 
 
 Accroclie, ^ «■'"'>') o. a. l. * nu^ 
 tjnttw, m lid) }ifl)rn. 2. [9ffd)r] fid) iviber. 
 rtd)X\id) jucignen, nn fid) reiptn, an fid> 
 bringen. 
 
 Accroacllilieut , akkrn'tshmenc, 
 *. ber (J'ingriff (in oO'innb^ 9{ed)re). 
 
 Accrue, ^akkrmV, (fr. accroitre) ». 
 
 Accrew, ^». do any one from any 
 thing) I. t ivnd)rrn, jiinej)iiien. 2. «u* (?r« 
 ivai enrilel)fn, rriund)|fn. 3. juwicpfen, iu 
 Qiuie fonnueii. 
 
Faff. dr. f'.II. fat. M4, mer. Fine, fin. N6, move. n6r, got. 6il, rl6nd. Tii'.e, luh. full. i/Wn. Tllis. 1 1 
 
 ACC 
 
 S. The great and eiisentinl advantages 
 
 accruing to society from the freedom 
 
 of the press. Junids's Letters. 
 
 Accrue, akkro-V. *. <■ Der 3iiivnd)5 
 
 AccrULinent, akkroo'meut, «. + 
 
 Accubation, akkuba'shun , ((nt. 
 acciibatio) s. [iHrci^nol.] ^ni Siencn bti Zifd)t. 
 
 AcCllinbf akkuinb', ((. accunibere) 
 V. H. 1. ('Mrc^iior.] bti Zi(d)e Utqtn. 2: fi^eii 
 o&er lic(]rn. [6n« 2ie<jen b« ZHd^t. 
 
 AcCUinbency, akkum'bense, s. 
 
 Accuitlbent , akkum'bent , adj. 
 6<i liidje Iic<|en^, (eljnenb. 
 
 Accuinbent, «. t tier 0)afl, ber 
 (c4 bti H«t)t 93ifiM6enbf. Chaucer. 
 
 Accuinber, akkum'bur, «f. Ac o m 
 b«r. HoMiLy. 
 
 Accumulate, akku'tnulite (Int. 
 aecumulare) v. a. | u. i f)inifen , (tiil^nufen, 
 aufl)Atifrn. 
 
 Accumulated treason, fin 3"fO"'' 
 nienffug uen .'f)od»i'frrnt()Si>trbred)«n. 
 
 - V. If. (id) l).iufeii , iun»f)tnen, ma<b\'tn. 
 
 Accumulate, adj. an(\tt)auft. 
 
 AcCUUtuiation, pkkumuli'shun, 
 «. I. V^i \Unl)iiiifirii , bit ainljniifiinn ; brr 
 ^auft. 2. [litdtt] bai 3iifanimfnrinnnien, 
 Sufnnimttitrcffen (uon mtt)Ttrtn Wmilanbtn). 
 
 Accumulative , akk^'mulAtlv. 
 adj. 1. ai)l)aiifenb. 2. anf\tt)iiuft. 
 
 Accumulatively , akku'muli 
 ilvli. ade. I^niifciiivfiK ; nnl)niifciiti. 
 
 Accumulator, akkd'uiulitur, i. 
 Gintt, bcr niihnuft. 
 
 Accuracy, ak'kiirasi. ((nt. ad u. 
 cura) 4. I. Die Wnirtiiiflfeit. 1. bit ©orflfnlt. 
 3. bie ((itnaut) ^uimntd^mttit. 4. bit (gt: 
 naue) 9iid)ti(\ttit. $iinftli(^f(it. 
 
 Accurate, ak'kurAte. Hat. aeenra- 
 tus) adj. l.i II. T rornfa(tio> gniAU. 2.n4)tio 
 puiiftlid). 3. bt|1iinmt, atnau beilimmf. 
 
 Accurately, ak'kiiriteU, ado. I. 
 ? u. 1 <\tn<\u, lorflfnltifl. 2. ri(f)ci<i, punttlid). 
 
 AcCurateneHM, ak'kuritenes, M. 
 I u. i bit Wfiiniii(]fcit, ^J5iiiiftlid)ffit. 
 
 Accurne, akkurs', Un<\i. curse II. a 
 $riif.) B.a. i Dcr|lii(f)m, umuunrd)en. Ac 
 c u r " e d ob. accurst, vrtflu<t)t, ab\'d)tu\i<t). 
 
 Accufiable, akku'iabl, aiiJ. (of) 
 fliiflnfll'iir, jtroibnt (wen"'). [Bvroic. 
 
 AccuNal, akkii'xal, «. ^bit'Untla<\t. 
 
 Accusant, akku'zaut, «. [9?ccf)ti 
 bet ?liifliiiifr. 
 
 AccuMation, akkiixi'shun, 4. bir 
 qiiifdigt; !^(r>ti>lbia>»<9 i [dic(<)t«t>r.] bir 
 itindf. 
 
 Accusative, akkii'/atlv, (lot. accu 
 tativuk) ». I. {Wrftiiiiii.] bor^cciifiitii'. 2. * 
 ber ■Jltif liiiicr. [ | (»)rniiini. 1 a\i 9lcciifiuiD. 
 
 AcCUNatively, akku'/alivle. alio. 
 
 AcCIINatury , akkuzatme, a<lj. 
 I3?frf)tl fine •Jlnfi.iflc tiuljiiirciiP, .fJliig . . . 
 
 Accune, akku^e', el. acciisare) v.n. 
 (any one of any tiling). I. (?iltri1 nnfliincil 
 (rocflfii pbrr ciiirr ®iid)f), brrd)iilbiflcu (diirr 
 @<i(()C). 2. riiPrlit, iiiigbinigrii. 
 
 Accuse, akkii^e'. t, < Mr 9(iinnge. 
 By false —doth level at my life. Shar. 
 
 AcCUMement, akkuie'ment, «. * 
 W< 9liiflnge. Spenser. 
 
 Accuser, akkii'xur,«.*ber^nritigrr. 
 
 ACE 
 
 Accnseress, akkd'zurls, «. * bie 
 
 ^nMagertnn. 
 
 Accustom , akkus'tum , v. a. (an 
 
 one to anything, + with), gem&t)ncn ©ilieil 
 (nn). To- one's self (to), ftc^ geiv5()nen (rtii) 
 
 -, r. n. 1. f geivpfjnt feiii. 2. * Icbeii 
 mit e:n« ^tau. Mii.toh 
 
 Accustom, ». t bie (5Jet»pl)nl)eit. 
 
 AcCUStomable, akkus'tummabl, 
 adj. t geiu&ljnlid). 
 
 AcCUStomably, akkus'tumabU, 
 ado. nnd) gewo^ntcr 3Irt, geiuo^iilid). 
 
 Accustomance , akkus'tum- 
 manse, *. " bit (SJeiupfjn^eit. Boyle. 
 
 AcCUStomarily , akkus'tumma- 
 rele. f. Customarily. 
 
 Accustomary, akkus'tummare, 
 f. Customary. 
 
 Accustomed, akkus'tumd. adj. 
 I. geivijf)nt (upti ^enonni). 2. geiu&fjniid) 
 (u. ©nd>eii), gebrnu(t)licl>. 3. [5?rtiibelJ flarf 
 bei"iid)t (fill Snbeti). 
 
 Accustoiuedness, akkus'tumd- 
 nes, *. t bie ffieiupljnfjcit. Pierce. 
 
 Ace, kat, (fr. as) «. I. bad M (>i" 
 *artenfpiel). 2. ± tint ^leinigfeit, eiii 'ipuiift, 
 oota. [an -, nid)t bai 'JWiiibeile. 
 
 Within an -, uiii ein ^aav, beiiuilje. Not 
 
 A creditor will not abate an — of his 
 
 demand. Webster. 
 
 To be within an — of doing any thing, 
 niif belli 'JJiiiifte \\tt}tn, (^twai ,)ii tijiin. 
 
 Aceplialites, asef'aliies.^(gr. ake- 
 
 Acepliali, asef'alt, ] plialos) 
 
 «. pi. 1. [Kird)g.l bie 9Icep()(i(en, eiiie ©cfte, 
 nt\(i)t fein Dberfjniipt nnerfniinte. 2. [eiig. 
 &t(d).] bit 9lcevf)(ileii. 3. laUt& 9{ed)t] 2Ja: 
 fnflen, ffleijllii^e, bie uoii (eiiiciii ee()en«f)emi 
 ab^.iiigen. [(p«, fopfJi^*- 
 
 Acephalous, asefalus. adj. t)aupr: 
 
 Aceplialus, asefalus. pi. Aceph.iU. 
 ». (5?atiirg.] ein Xt)itt oljne «opf (ivie bie 
 ®d)leiiiitf)icre). [3ll)priib(iiiiii. 
 
 Acer, i'sur, (lat. acer) t. [SPt.] ber 
 
 Acerb, S'xcrb', (Int. acerbus) adj.' 
 1. i)ttb, bitter, fd)iirf. 2. j fjirb, fjnrt, (hreiige. 
 
 Acerbate, aNer'bate, a. a. bitter 
 Pber t)tvb miid)<ii. 
 
 Acerliity, ascr'beie, i. I. bie ^ttbt 
 ber fjerbe {i)erd)iiiii(f. 2. i a) bie ipiirte 
 Streiige. b) tie niiilje (V)fmi"it(;«iirt. c) bie 
 ^eftigfeit (be« Sd),iiierKiid). 
 
 AceriC, aser'I'k, (hit. acer) adj. 
 [(£t)tm.] - acid, bie 'Jlf)oriii"iiiire. 
 
 AcerOBe,a*'eroiie,^ (Irtt. acerosus) 
 
 AcerOUS, as'erus,) adj. [^ot.j iia> 
 belfi'riiiig. 
 
 Acerra, aslr'ra, (fnt. acerra) t. 
 ["3lrd)iiPl.l bai '•a3ril)rnurf)frt|ld)eii. 
 
 Acervate, asii'vAle, (l. acervare> 
 ». a. + (iiil)miffii, iiiifi)iuifen. 
 
 Acervation, ascrvi'sliun. «. f bai 
 >Mufl)iiiil'fii, bie •3lii|l)'iiit'iiiig. Jouksom. 
 
 Acervose, aser'vose, adj. * iipflrr 
 ipniifrii. 
 
 Acescensy, ases'sensi, «. [9J?eb.] 
 bie ^trigiiiig jiiiii ©aiirriuerbeit ; @mierltc^: 
 feit, ©niire. 
 
 Acescent, axas'sent, (I. acescere) 
 adj. (autrlidi), in'6 ©liiierliffte ilbergrfjciiCi. 
 - «. pi. Diiige, bie leid)t tVitier lurrbeii. 
 
 Acetabulum, aselab'ulum, (Int. 
 
 ACH 
 
 aeetabnlnm) t. I. ['Unat.] bie ^fniine. 2, 
 [3opl.] ber ©eepolpp. 3. [>Ur4)ao(.] bai 
 ©lTtgflnfd)d)cii. 
 
 Acetate, Is'etate, ((lit. acetum) ». 
 [Gfjeiii.] bai eiTigfaure 8al,), aicetnt. * 
 
 Acetated, as'etAted, adj. [ffljem.] 
 effig : gefdiiert, fnucrlirf). 
 
 Acetic, aset'ik, adj. lQi)tm.] I'pfff . 
 foiiimen eiftgfnuer; - acid, bie poflfpiiimfiie 
 (S'fllgfaure. [[(Fljem.J bie (J-ilig rSniieriiiig. 
 
 Acetification, asctlfekaShun. «. 
 
 Acetify, a.se'icfi, v. n. u. a. effig* 
 I'ouer luerben, mnd)eii. 
 
 Acetimeter, asetim'eliir, (1. are- 
 turn II. grierf). metron) *. [(Fl)eill.] btt&f\i<\t 
 Sniiremeffer, bat SUetinietcr. Urb. 
 
 Acetimetry, a.setini'ctre, s.[(H)(m.] 
 bit 3Icetiiiietrie. Ure. 
 
 Acetite, as'eiite, t. [G'fjciii.) efiliv 
 |nuerlid)ed ©nlj. [.\cetimetcr. 
 
 Acetometer , asctniu'cti'ir , f 
 
 Acetous, ase'rus, adj. [(Fl;eill.] IIIK 
 
 ooHfommen eiMgi'mier, erfigfaucrlid); - atid 
 
 bie uiippflfoiiitiifiie (^riiiginiire. 
 
 Acliariston, ^karis'nin, (gr. acha< 
 
 ristos)*. ['TOeb.] ter>Uc<)imi1(']IrtSiUiiicrfle). 
 Acliarnes, akar'nez, | J. [<;}I|lfon.] 
 Aclierner, aker'nnr, \ 9lf lining 
 Acliernes, aker'ne/., ) (ein ©tent 
 
 erfler OJriJ^c). [bcr Saiif, 'Miifniif. 
 
 Achat, atshat', (fr. achfit) *. [^td)t] 
 - (fr. achai) *. " ber ajprrntl; (pdu Sea 
 
 beniSmittcin to. [fer, Sieferniit. CHAtcER. 
 Achator, atxii&'tur. «. '^= ber Rim> 
 Aclie, ike, v.n. I. mei) t()iin, fc^iiicr» 
 
 jen (pljofird)). 2. i leibeii, eiiipfiiibcii, fiiljleii. 
 
 2. Was it a proof that my heart could 
 
 not — for the dislreshes of war loo? 
 Sterne. 
 
 One's head, teeth etc., to — ,^ppf:, 
 3(i()iin)e^ tjabtn. 
 
 Ache,) ake, (iiiigflt". acp) *. bnSSBff), 
 
 Ake, )ber©d)iiicrj; bie^ciii; Sergcti. 
 
 Head--, bai KppflUff) ; tooth — , bai 
 3n()iin)ef); --bone, bntf ipiiftfrciii. 
 
 Achean, ake'an. adj.[0'ito<\T.]a<t)aif(3}. 
 
 Achecked, at.ihekt', f. Choke. 
 
 Achievable, attxiie'vabi,(u(;. a\ii> 
 fii(;rbnr, tl)iiiili(^ [iSecrit^tiing, i>e(6ciitf)nt. 
 Acltievance, attshe'vanse. 4.-J-MC 
 Achieve, altsheve', (fr. aehever) o. 
 a. I. nii5fii(;reii , pi'dfiiljreii , pollbriiigeii, ja 
 Stniibe briiigeii. 2. bni'PiitrflgciKeiiicnSieg), 
 SouTHEY. 3. errocrbcn, erlaiigcii. 4. erljnlfeii, 
 befpiiiiiicii. 5. iiiuljfam uoluiibeii Pber ect 
 
 rei(()Cll. SlIAKSPEARE. 
 
 3. Experience is by industry achieved. 
 
 Shakspearb. f 
 
 4 I perish, Tranio, 
 
 If I achieve not this young modest 
 
 girl. Shakspeare. 
 
 Achievement, atlsheve'ment. s. 
 
 I. bie SSpfleiibuiig, ^JiiSfilljruiig. 2. bie SptU 
 
 bciu()iit. 3. bie (S-rlniifliiiig. 4. i bai SSJrrf, 
 
 ©rieiigiiie. S. [ij»rrlb.] bai ^Bnppeii. 
 
 4. The fourth canto of Childe Harold, in 
 
 point of execution, the subluiiest 
 poetical — of muiial pen. T. Moore. 
 
 Achiever, atishevur.j. i.bcr^pQ* 
 briiiger, ^JiiSfuljrnr. 2. G'iiirr, ber ermngt. 
 1. .\ victory is twice itself when the - 
 brings home full auniUers. SuAK. 
 
Tl Ti'ilf. f'^r. f'll', fnf. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, ni6ve, n6r, got. ^il, rl6nd Tnho. tii?), fiVl. f//ln. TKis. 
 
 ACH 
 
 Achillea, akille'a. «. [<!3ot.] i>a& 
 'K'billenfmiit, fie ecbanfiinrbe. 
 
 Acltillis tendo, akil'lis tin'do, «. 
 
 [•Uiiflt.] Me •3ld)incsflrd)fe. 
 
 Acltiinenes, aklm'enez, ». ['Sot.] 
 fcit ■ymuniuurj. [2Btl). 
 
 Acliiiig', A'kiiig, «. bcr ©c^merj, &a« 
 
 Acliiote, a'tsliiot, ». [S»pt.] ber Dr= 
 fMnetaiim. [bcr aidjirit. 
 
 Acliirite, ak'ciite, 4. [■Kinernlfl.] 
 
 Acliitk, atsh'it/t, «. [5Bpt.] ber 
 .raimtiifii. [['ipnttjot.] ber STuM. 
 
 Aclllys, ak'lis, (gr. aclilys. gie6el) *. 
 
 Acliinite) ak'mite, «. ['IKtncrnlg.] 
 biT ■'ilrfintit. 
 
 A-Cline, ak'ne, (gr. acline)*. ['i)Snft)of.] 
 ttl. [bcr 9In(Vruiia; bie 9Sn(f)Sriifen. 
 
 Aclior, a'kor, (flr. aehor) i. [$ntl)rl.] 
 
 Aclioristos, akoris'ios, (gr. 5Sort) 
 adj. [?13ntl)Dl.J fcefliniint, unfeljIOnr (2111: 
 jcicftfii). 
 
 AcliroinatiCf akr6mat'ik, (gr. 
 aclironiatos) adj. [Dpt.] fflrbcnloS , fld)n)> 
 nmrird). 
 
 AciCIlla, Isik'ula, ((at. dim. VDll 
 aciis bic "JTnbcO » [3(^t(ji)nf.] bie '5!fetTnabcI. 
 
 Acicular, asik'ullr. adj. ['!8cit. tl. 
 <35tincrnrfl.] iiabelf5rtnirt, rpiOiiirnufenb. 
 
 Acid, as'sKl. c(. acidus)nrf/. faun, ^cr6e. 
 
 Acid, ai'sid. «. [(Ffjeni.) bie ©niire. 
 
 Miiiernl — , miiicrnlirdje ©aure; Aethe- 
 rial -, 9Ief()erfniire ; Arsenic -, airfenif-- 
 fiUirc; Boracic — , S8ornxf>1iire; Camphoric 
 -. .^amt>()err>nire ; Nitric -, ©nlpctennure ; 
 Nitrons -, um'oftfiniimenc ©nlpeterfnure ; 
 Vitriolic-, 25itrioI|aiirc ; Cliloric -, (Fl)lpr: 
 fiiiire; Cliloroug -, unuoflfotiintciie (ii)lot- 
 fiiiire. 
 
 Acidiferoiis, assidif'lrus. ((at. 
 acidiim a. fero) adj. [(rf)eni.) fniire()alreiib. 
 
 Acidification, assidetek^'shun,*. 
 [CFfieni.] bie Snuninfl. 
 
 Acidifier, assid'etiur, «. [6^()cni.] 
 ber fmiernbe OJniiib|lpff. 
 
 Acidify,' assid'efi. (tnt. aciduni u. 
 facere) v. a. friiiern , ill ©aure i>enuaiibelii. 
 
 Acidiineter, asKiddini'eiur. dat. 
 Rcidiiai u. gr. iiietron) «. [(Fl)eni.] bad 5Ui; 
 binieter. [[CFIjem.] bie 9lcibinietrie. Ure. 
 
 Acidiinetry, assiddim'etre. s. 
 
 Acidist, as'si:iiNt, t. ber ^nf;aiiger 
 ber Saiireii(rl)rc. 
 
 Acidity, asid'rieie. } i. bie ©niire, 
 
 Acidn('<«s, as'Mdnls.^ ^oibirat. 
 
 Acilllliae, aKid'dule, (aquae) s. 
 pi. bcr ©auerOnmiien. 
 
 Acidulate , aMd'dulAte , v. a. 
 [CFlictii.] laiicrlid) iiiadjcii; luit I'liuerlidjcn 
 ©rpffen iHTtiiifdjeii. 
 
 Acidiile, aK'sidi'ilc. )s. [dljeni.] 
 
 Acidllllllll, assid'iiluiii.y^lcibul, n. 
 
 Acidulous, assid'ulus.nrfymiicrlid). 
 
 Acinaciforill, asNcnas'etnmi, adj. 
 [9JiT.] rrt)nuTr;, laMtiiirit'ig. 
 
 Acinesia, asiiie'/.liea. t. [%\ti)lA.] 
 i<a6 ©titl|lel)Cii (bfi ^uU'r^), bie -Siul^e. 
 
 ./^inirorili, asiii'cform,«rf/.[iltmr.J 
 - tunic, bie IraiiiU'iiijaur. 
 
 Acinus, as'sinus. s. [$cr.] rrntifrrti: 
 orrine 5Vere, (yriid)r. 
 
 Acipens«»r, as'scpcnsur, (laf.) s 
 
 l3(t)tl'Pi'i.J W- <©ror.) 
 
 ACQ 
 
 Aclier, ak'ilr. (nngctf. acer) ». bic 
 (5)ciuad)!-erbe, ^^jNffaiijencrbc 
 
 Ackno'^v, akno' (angelf. know u. a 
 $riif.)».a. '■' flcttel^fii, ciiinc|lc()cii, t""fennen 
 
 Acknovledg'e , aknol'ledje. V 
 
 a. 1. aner?enncn (alS lunljr). 2. = (ali- gilf 
 tig). 3. = (in ber (5igeiird)aft aM. 4. =, cin-- 
 gcrtc()en, jiigetcn, Defennen. 5. anKiflc"- «" 
 fiinbigcn (ben Gnipfang). 6. erfennen (banf 
 Imr). 7. femicn cmifyeii uon). Milton. 8. cr: 
 teniien (eiit|pred)eii, (Ffjrc ontljuin. 
 
 8. The nephew helped himself only to a 
 
 moderate sip to — his uncle's coin tesy. 
 W. Scott. 
 
 To — the receipt of, ben &ntpfang (ci; 
 \\e6 58riefe5, 'ipncfetS) nnjeigcn. 
 
 Ackno'«vledg-inent, aknoi'led 
 jcment, s. 1. bie Slncrfeiiiiung (aU \vat)r). 
 'i. bie Siiflcbiing (eincr 'J;()ntrod)e) Webster. 
 3. bag 58efeniiriiifj , (i)citanbiiifj (rineS gel); 
 ler§). Webster. 4. bie (S-ntfd)u(bigiing Ovc; 
 gen eiiie$ begnnneiicn Unred)tg). H"me. 5. 
 bcr (!^inpfangrd)ein. Byron, ft bn5 fd)rift: 
 Iid)e 3cii(liii(3. Hume. 7. *. pi. bcr Danf, 
 bie Cn'fctiiitlidjfeit. Bvron. 8. bad (55efd)eiif, 
 (iJnabengefctienP (in G3elb). Steele. 9. ber 
 ■Jri^iit. 
 
 9. Some Anglo-Saxon vassals were vas- 
 
 sals by choice, wlio chose their own 
 lord, paid him an — for liis protec- 
 tion and at his deatli gave their fealty 
 to any superior whom they thought 
 proper to select. Lingard 
 
 Acknowledg-er, aknol ledjur. 
 s. t ber 9lncrfcnncr. .Iave 
 
 Acme, ak'nie, (gr. akme) *. 1. 1 bie 
 ©pi^e, ber 03ipfc( , hMvle '•J?iinft <tci 
 9?ii()ntS !c.). 2. [«patl)Pl.] bcr i}M)\1e 'ipunft 
 (eincr .ftranf()cit). 
 
 Acoiiiieto.s, akoinie'tos, (gried).) 
 sf [.<?irdig.] bcr ^iBintfatiie. 
 
 Acold, akoid'. adj. " fait, crfaftct. 
 Poor Tom's — . Shaksi'eare. 
 
 Acolotllist, akol'l(Waxt, | «. (gr.) 
 Acolyte, aU'Alltp. Ibrr'JJric; 
 
 Ac<»lytlie, ak'oil.h, ] ilcrgc; 
 (julfe, ?iad)trcter, 9(foliirf). 
 
 Acoinber, } akkum'bur. * f. 
 Accumlier, S Cumber. Chaiter. 
 Aconita, aknn'eta, ». [(ri}em.] bad 
 •Slcpnitin. Ure. 
 
 Aconite, ak'konlte, (gr. akonitoii).s. 
 
 1. [58iif.] bad &ircnl)iitd)cn, ber ©ninnfjiir. 
 
 2. ^ iiaf' mt. 
 
 ACOntia.<HI, akon'sluas. (gr. akon- 
 tias) s. [Tiatiirg ) bie ^pfcilnatter. 
 
 Acop, akop'. (angrir. cope, iinb a 
 qjraf.) nrfp. ^ an pbcr auf bcin .^ppfe, ai\\ 
 ber ©pifjc, ()Dd> p6cn. B. ,Ion.son. 
 
 Acorn, A'korn, (angelf. aecem. aec 
 Q-lcl)t u. corn) «. 1. bic (Sidjel. 2. [»)}?ar.l 
 ber Jlfigrlfnppf. 
 
 Acorn, A'knm, p. n. « ^irf»f(n frcffcn. 
 
 Acorned, i'kornd. adj. I. niit G-i: 
 rf)rln belabcn. 2. niit (5-id)cln gcniaftcr. 3. 
 (5pcrlb.) mit Q-id)tn\ pencljen. 
 
 Acors, akkors'. <■ f. Accurse. 
 
 Acoriis, ak'on'is. (lar.) «. I. \'&vt.] 
 bie SHfagenii'iirj. 2. [Wrb.] bcr .fioimnd. 
 
 Ac<»Kiiiia, akos'nieu.(gr.)«. ['i)>(Ul)L'l.] 
 b*d iible "JJiidiVhcn. 
 
 Acotyledon, ak^tlnedun :(jr.) 
 
 Aca 
 
 «. ["J^ot.l bic narftfcinienbe '^^fTan.je. 
 
 Acotyledonous, akoieled'&niSa, 
 
 adj. ['i^pt.] nacfrfeimenb. 
 
 Acoustic, akoiVstik. adj. afuilifC^, 
 bie ©d)a(lel)re ober bad (Richer t'ctrcffcnb. 
 
 - conduct. [Slnat.] bcr PJeljprgang; - in 
 strunient, cin tiaS Qiel)br nnreriltiijenbed 
 ^23erfjc"fl/ 5?iJrrpl)r; - nerve, ['ilnat.J ber 
 0)cl)i>rncrpe. 
 
 AcOU.Stics , akoiVstiks, s. pi. 1. 
 F^l)pr.] bie 3lfu|1if, ©d)al!lel)re. 2. [g??eb.] 
 geliprilarfcnPe -Wittcl. [Chaucer. 
 
 Acoy, akfii', V. a. * bcmnftigen. 
 
 Acquaint, akkwant', (altfr. aceoin- 
 ter) V. a. (— any one witli any thing), be* 
 fannt niad)cn ((Jjnen tnit (S-tiiuid), bcnact>« 
 ridjrigen (ppn), inelben (&inetn (?tmad). 
 
 To — one's self with, fcnnen Icriicn. To 
 be - ed with, Qemanben pber (J-tiuad fens 
 nen. To become — ed with. Gained 93e» 
 falllltfdjaft nind)Cn. To cause any one to 
 be - ed, (Jincn luiiyen (affen. To make any 
 one acquainted with any one, Q'incn 
 init Scninnb bcfannt tnnd)cn. .To make 
 any one — ed with any thing, ©incn Mlit 
 (J-tiimd befaniit tnad)en. 
 
 Acquaintable, akkwan'tabl. adj. 
 * jiiganglid) (p. ^erfpnen). Chaucek. 
 
 Acquaintance, akkuan'tanse, t. 
 iwith) 1. bie 5Befanntrd)aft (mit einer <lJer< 
 fiMi). .2. bie ^efaniitfrfjaft, ivcnnrnig (ppn 
 ©ad)en). 3. bie SSefanntfrfjaft, bcr23cfnnnte. 
 
 To hold — with, f jjrcunb|"d)iift , (ye|"cfl» 
 fdjaft ()alteii (mit). 
 
 Like Arion on the dolphin's back 
 
 I saw him hold acquaintance witb 
 
 the waves, 
 So long as I could see. Shak. 
 
 Acquaintant, akkwan'tant, t. ber 
 S3cfaiinrc. Swift. 
 
 Acquainted, akkwan'ted. adj. p. 
 
 pass, (with, niand&mnl of), i. befannt (ppn 
 iljatfadjen). 2. unterrit^jttt (pon). 3, befnunt 
 emit &incm). 
 
 Acquaintedness, akkwan'ted 
 nes. *. t bic 58efanntrd)aft. Boyis. 
 
 Acquest, akkwest'.^ (altfr. acque- 
 
 Acquist, akkwist', ^ ster) s. 1. brt 
 (5-riucrb, bie (5Tiucrbimg. 2. bic (Jrot'eriing. 
 
 Acquiesce, akkweess'. (I. ncquies- 
 cere) v. n- (in u. to) 1. ciniuifligcn (in Q-t: 
 luad), cingc()cn (einen 9?prrd)Iag). 2. juianu 
 mciiiTiinmcn (mit). 3. fid) gefaflen laftfti, 
 fid) in e-riiHid ergeben ober fiigen, fid) bei 
 (?ripad berii()igen. 
 2. Every thing seemed to — in the pro- 
 found repose of nature. W. IrvinO. 
 
 Acquiescence,^ akkwces'-seus", 
 
 Acquiescency,"^ akkwees'sensi, 
 *. I. bie Siiftiiiiiiniiig, CS'iniDidiginig. 2. (inj 
 bie 'Siifliiiifl/ ®d)irfiiiig, (J-rgebiing (im. 
 
 Acqitiescent, akkweis'sent. adj. 
 fid) gem pbcr lcid)t in C-rnnid crgct'ciib. 
 
 Ac<iuiet, akkwi'el, v. u. '■■ brru> 
 l)igi'n. I bie (F-rlangtmrfrir. 
 
 Acquirability, akkwiraLilcte. «. 
 
 The — of civil adv,int:iges. Paley. 
 
 Acquirable, akUwi'rabl. adj. tt- 
 laiigt pb. crivprt'cn mcrbc n f piinciib, erlangfar. 
 
 AC(|uire, akkwlre'. dar. acquirere) 
 i>. a. I. cripcrbfii, er'angrii; frrcid)tii. 51 
 leritciii crierncn. 
 
FAtP. f^r. r^>l. fi^t. HU, ruk Fine, f fn. N6. ni^vP. n6r. s5t . ^.'K cI6i',d. Ti^ho. nib, m. t/nn TFli^ M 
 
 ACQ 
 
 ACT 
 
 S Without acquiring a letter. BrROx. 
 Acqniiement, Skltwire'm'nt, s. 1. bie 
 Ocrwerbung. (Jrlangung. 2. bit (tur* 3Id§ Jc.) 
 erworbcne gertigfeit cb. gaiigfelt; pi. lit la- 
 Itntt, Senntnifft. 
 2. He was a man of xerj considerable 
 talents and great acquirements. 
 Btron. 
 Acquirer, Slkkwl'rflr, s. ber Srtrerbfr. 
 Aoqulry, Jkkwl'r*, *. f bie grwerbunj. 
 Aequtalte, JkTcwezU, o^/. * erworben. 
 Bacon. 
 AcqnUitlon, Jkkw.^zlsh'shfln, g. 1. 
 tat terreerbtit. 2. iai Srwprbenf. Crwerbnig, 
 tie (fripfrbung. 3. bit Slrbeit. Johnsox. 4. bie 
 Crrernunfl (einer €»ra^t). 6. bie trwcrbene 
 S^adit; Qroberung. Humb. 
 
 Acqnisltlvey Ikkwlz'zklr, a4J. [un- 
 Icrrtft] ernorbtn. 
 
 Acquisltor, Iklrwlz'rJtflr, ». ber (Jr. 
 Bierbtr. Richarhmos. 
 
 Acqntst, • f. Acquest. Mii,ton. 
 
 Acquit, Ikkwlt', (fr. acqnltter), v. a. 
 —ting, —ted, ; u.l frelfrredien. To — one's 
 Mlf (of). 1. obtragen (fine €(tulb). 2. t fid) 
 redjtfertiflfn (ttegen). 3. (lt«at serrldjten, fid) 
 rintr Sa<te entlebigen. 4. j!4> fatten; feine 
 e^utbisfeit tl)un. 
 
 4. The orator acquitted hlmiielf well. 
 Wbmteb. 
 To — a debt, eine ®d)nlb abtrflgen; lo- 
 an obligation, 1. eine 2!erbinbri(tffit erfiiflen 
 2. tine SBobltbat trfennen ; to — one's self of 
 a promise, ein iPer(pre4en balten ; to — one's 
 self towards a person, fid) fcincr 3^fli4t flfflen 
 tine l^erfon entiebigen; to — one's self from 
 blame, fid) 8<fl'n itttn label (idler fteOen; to 
 — any one from . . , dinem dtnat erlaffen. 
 Acquitment, Jkkwit'm'nt, i 
 Acquittal, akkwit'tU, \ *' 
 
 [1Red)t«fpr.] bie Coifprc^ung, greifpreiung. 
 
 Acquittance, Jkkwit'tlnse, *. t. f u. 
 t bit 8rtifpre4Bng. 3. tit Unfiulb. 3. bit «b. 
 tragung, Stja^lung (tiner ®4ulb). 4. tie Duit' 
 tung. 
 
 2. Now must your conscience my — seal, 
 
 And you must put mo in your heart for 
 
 friend. Shakspkark. 
 
 — v.a.* freifpre(ien, Ic«fpred!en. Shak. 
 
 A erase, > Skr'ze', (fr. 6craser) v.a. * 
 
 Acraze, V 1. trbriirfen. 2. jum 5larren 
 
 madden. 
 
 Acrasy, SkTcrizS fgr.) s. [OTeb] bie Un. 
 «fi§igfeit tm Sffen unb Iriiifm. 
 
 Acratla, SkrV8hJi\, s. [OTebicIn] bie 
 ©diwaie. bai Un»erm?gen, M J" bemegen. 
 
 Aoratlsma, ikrh's'mA, fgr.) a. [Mr. 
 (blol.] ba« J^riibftud ; bie !S3(tnfuppe. 
 
 Acre, Vkftr, (angelf. acer) *. 1. ber SKor. 
 gen, ader £anbe« (4S40 Duabrat-?Iarb4). 2. 
 — ober lack, eIn Sad iRiipien (100,000 OJupien). 
 Aere-flght, ber Jtanipf auf eincm einge. 
 WtolTenen gelbe, ^Jlafie. — shot cb. — tax, 
 bie fflrunbfteuer scm 9J?orgen Canbe«. 
 
 Acred, .ATcflrd, adj. QSrunbeigentl&iim Be. 
 flftenb; idtfcrbau .. . 
 Acrid, Ak'r'ld, (fr. iU;re) arij. f^arf, ^erb. 
 Aorldnesa, ik'rMn's, s. bie Sc^arfe, 
 
 ACT 
 
 ^erbe. 
 Acrlmonloufi, skkr'mVnefis, adj. j 
 
 u. t bcipeiib, f^iirf. a^tni. 
 
 Acrimoniously, IkkrimA'tteflslJ, 
 adv. J u. t beigenb, bitter. 
 
 Acrlmoulousuess, flkkremA'aiSs- 
 n's, pbcr 
 
 Acrimony, AkTir.'m'ni, (lat. acrimo- 
 nla) 1. bie etfcarfc (einer €ubflanj). 2 t bie 
 Sitterfeif; €trenge, -Ffeftig/cit, .^crbe. 
 
 Acrlsla, Skre'zhM, (gr. krisis u. a prl- 
 vativum) *. [Web.] bie.§emmung ber Cntfc^ei- 
 fcung einer Kranffielt. 
 
 Acrltude, SkTuritide, (lat acritndo) 
 pber 
 
 Acrlty, akTcret*, (lat. acritas) t. bie 
 ®*arfe, ^erbe. 
 
 Acroama, SkTcrMmi, (gricd)) ». [^r- 
 diaol.] ba« gjorgtlcfene, SBorgefplelte, SJorge- 
 fungene, tie 2?»faIfompbonie, ba« Jtofalfonjert. 
 Acroamatlc. AkkrASm^tlk, cber 
 Acroamatlcnl, i^kkrA.^mSt'^Ik;\l, (gr.1 
 adj. [aU< 5?bilof.] gfbeim, efcterif*, eingeweibt 
 Acroamatlcs, Skkn'-SmJt'iks, ) 
 Acroatlcs, AkkrA.^t'iks, \ '-P^- 
 
 [atte fWel] gcfjeime ©erfe, aSortefungen, fiir 
 Singeteeibtt. 
 
 Avrochelrla, ftkriki-'riS, (gr.) a. [Wr- 
 4^ol.] ber ^anbfampf. 
 Acroke, Skr'k', i adv. berfe^rt, urn. 
 Acrook, ftkrMk', I gefe<)rt. 
 Acronic, ?.kkr6n'nlk, i (gr. akros 
 
 Acronlcal, SkkrSn'm'kJl, \ unb nyx) 
 adf. [*.anrcn.J aironifdj, aironflftif*. 
 
 Acroulcally, SkkrSn'nik^iU^, adv. 
 raflron] jur 3elt be* adironifcjen 8Iuf. cber 
 Untcrgangetf. 
 
 Acrooplre, Sk'kn'spire, (gr. akros u. 
 spelra) *. {©ot.J ber Keim (ber €amcn). 
 
 Acrosplred, JkTtrAsplred, p. paaa. 
 adj. fcimenb. 
 
 Across, Akriss', (a 95rfif. u. cross) proep. 
 queer bur^, mitten buri^' 
 
 Across, adv. 1. rreujweife. 2. t (nl« 
 au«ruf) Hnglijrfli<t, feblgefdjiagen. 5. serfebrt, 
 f^ief, unrid)tig. 
 
 With arms — , mil uber einanber gefcftfagc. 
 nen Sirmen. 
 
 Acrostic, akr6ss't?k, (gr. akra u. sti- 
 chos) a. in ?Ifrofti(ftcn. 
 
 — , adj. ein SIfrcflidjon entSaltcnb cber be- 
 treffenb, atrcftifd). 
 
 Acrostlcally, Jkriss'tekJll^, adv. toie 
 ein Sitrofli<^on. 
 
 Acrostlcum, Jkross'tikflm, a. [Sot.] 
 btr poQbliitigt gam. 
 Acroter, Jk'r.'tflr, ) (gr. acroter) 
 
 Acroterla, Sk'rSti'riS.pi. J *. [2fr(^it.] 
 bat guggcftetl, ber Witberfhibl. 
 
 Acroterlasm, Sk'r'tflri'-Azm, a. ((J^ir.) 
 bit (5u§. cber .^lanbabnebntung. 
 
 Act, &kt, (lat. u. gr. ago) v. n. 1. (anbein, 
 
 ju SBerfe geftcn, jli^ bcne^men. 2. mirfen (upon, 
 
 auf). 
 
 2. How body acts upon Impassive mind. 
 
 To — up to a thing, eincr <Bai)t gcmag 
 
 banbeltt. 
 
 Act, V. a. 1. ± leitert, treiben, bewegen. 2. 
 fpielen, auffubrcn (tin ©tiirf). 3. (Jbeater) 
 fpielcn (eine 9icnc), borfieQen, maiitn, agircn; 
 (aud) ±) fiilbern. 4. f beucfcctn, perfleHen. 
 1. Most men are acted by levity or whim. 
 South. Locke. 
 
 He acts the part of a man of honor, er 
 banbclt al« gbrenmann; er fpidt tic SRcae 
 einee cbrlic^en 2Wannc8. 
 
 Act, s. 1. ba« ^anbeln; bie .fanHung, 
 Stat, ba« ?Berf, ber ed)ritt (ba» ®ctbane). 2. 
 bie g!Bir«i(breit. 3. ber Slufjiig, «ft (eine* £d,au. 
 fpielo). 4. [SRc(^t«fpr.] bie SBcrbanblimg, Slfte. 
 5. [yarlamcntsfpr.] bieatte, ber !Befd)Iii§, bai 
 Dcfret. 6. ber 3IItu*, bie feierlicfce ^antlung. 
 7. pi. bie Slften. 
 
 Act of oblivion, bie STmneflie. —of parlia- 
 ment, bie 9)arlament«affe, ber ^arlamentcbc 
 fd)Iu§. Act of a student in Divinity, tie 
 tbeoIogif(^e Snaugurnlbifputation. E.vcyc. a c t 
 of settlement, (engl. Oefd).) bieSbronfcrgcafte. 
 Act of faith, ba« Siutobafe. Acts of the 
 apostles, pi., bie SlpolJelgefdji^te. In act, 
 
 1. ttirflic^. 2. an bem, im S?egriffe In the 
 very — , auf ber Ziiit. auf frif^er Zt}ai. To 
 put into — , au«fiibren, ooajieben. —of order, 
 bie iSluaubung ber Drbnung-. Shak. 
 
 Actea, tk.tb% a. [Sot] bie ©(bwarjwura. 
 
 Acteon, Skti'Sn, a. f ber .fiahiirei. 
 
 Actinia, Iktl'niS, a. [Sot] tic eecnefTf!. 
 
 Actings, ak'tlng, a. ba« Spielen (eine* 
 ®*aufpieler«), ©piel. 
 
 Actlnollte, Sk'tln/.lite, (gr. aktln u. 
 lithos) a. [Mineral.] ber ©trablfiein. 
 
 Actluollt'ic, adj. f^rablftcinartig, jum 
 ©trablfteine gebijrig. 
 
 Action, ^k'shfln, (lat. actio) a. 1. bie 
 ^anblung, Ibat. 2. [i^bOf.] bie aSirfung. 3. 
 [SUbct.] bie aifticn, ber Scrfrag, ba» Sieberben. 
 fpiel, ber 9?a*bru(f, Sluifbrud. 4. [;Tte*tifp.] tie 
 Jflage; (aud)) bau Jtragcrcc^t. Blackstonk. 
 5. [Dram, ober ®p.] bie J^anbluug. 6. [OTal. u. 
 ^ilbb] bie ©tettung, .5>altung. 7. ba« iEreffen, 
 ®efe<bt. 8. [Jpanbel] bie i'lftie. 
 
 2. Nothing is done in the universe but by 
 the action of active bodies upon tli« 
 passive. 
 
 To bring, to lay ober to enter an— again.'! 
 one, ffiinen geri^tlld) bclangen,' orrflagen. To 
 be in—, rcirfen, tbatig fein. Full of—, 1. tbS- 
 Hg, gefdjaftig. 2. picle Oieberbfu cber ©eflui 
 mai^enb. Fit -for—, ju G)efd)aften gcfditdt. 
 
 An — for trespass, eine peinlidie .RIage. Au 
 
 upon appeal, eine Stppenntioiisfliige. 
 
 Action-taking, rt^y-. proje§fu4tig, flreit. 
 fucfctig. — -threatener, ber 3^rpje§framcr, 
 $ro}e§fud)tige. 
 
 Actionable, SSk'shiinJbl, adj. einer 
 Slrtflage auisgffe^t, ftrafbar; flagbar. 
 
 Actionably, ak'shdnJbU', adv. ttnem 
 8fled)t«ban"bel unternjorfcn. 
 Actlonary, Jk'shftnSri, > s. berSIftien* 
 Actlonlst, Jk'shSnIst, \ inbaber, 81f. 
 ticnbefi^er, aiticnbanbter. 
 
 Actltatlon, ikti'tVshftn, a. bie f^nfQt 
 «. oft tpiebcrjolte J^anblung, ijftcre SBifberl'o- 
 litng. 
 
 Activate, Sk'tev.lte, u a. in Sbatigfelt 
 fegeit, in Oang bringcn, wirtfam madden. 
 
 Active, Rk'tlv, (let actu-us) adj. 1. wirf. 
 fam, ttirtenb. 2. tbatig, betriebfam, Icbbaft, 
 geft^aftig. 3. beftenb. 4 [®ramm.] banbelnb. 
 tbatig (son 3eitn)iirtern). 5. [J^anbel] attip. 
 
 Hamilton. Mc Culloch. 
 
 Active principles, [Sbcm ] irirfeube 
 
 fflrunbHoffe. — errors, praTtifd/C Srrtfciimcr. 
 
1 4 Fate, ffir, fSlI, fat Me, mk. Fine, ffn. N4, mive, nSr, gSt. 8fl, dSfld. Trtbe. ti'ih, ft'ill «//in, TUh. 
 
 ACT 
 
 Shak. An -life, ein njerft^ntigeS Sc6en. 
 Active citizen, © bic CrtllS. 
 
 Active, «. [OJrnmm.] bafi tfjatiQe 
 
 Actively, ak't'vle, adv. 1. tfjntig, 
 wirffiim, gefi^nftig. 2. [®rnmm.] f)(tnbc(iib, 
 tijatig, n(5 «Ufttuum. 3. in^bcrlfjat, luirflid). 
 
 Activeness, ali'tivnis, *. bie Ifjn: 
 tiiifcit, !8ftrie6fimifeit, Se&ljnftiflfeit, 65efd)af» 
 fijlfeit; 58c()cnbigfeit; SBirffaiiiteit. 
 
 Activity, aUiv'ete, s. 1. tie 'Soirt' 
 fanifeit, luirfenbe Kraft. 2. bie lijntigfcit, 
 a^ctricfifamfeit , Oef^nftigfcit , 25cl)eiibi(ifcit, 
 9(enf«i"f«'f (■^- Ipcrfoncn). [ooffem ©nnge. 
 
 Feats of -, ^unflfliicfe. In full -, in 
 
 Acto, ak'to, ^ *• * fcfr ^iinjcrrocf, 
 
 Actor, ali'tur,^ ini ^nnjedjeiub. 
 
 Actor, ak'tur, «. 1. bcr 5?anbc(nbe, 
 ■Jfjnter, bie (jnnbetnbe ^crfon. 2. bcrScf)nu-- 
 fpieler. 3. bcr 0)errf)iiftgmann , ^liuvnlt (in 
 Pipitfnt^en), llntfrfjnnbter. 
 
 Actress, ak'trls, «. 1. bie ^nnbelnbe 
 Sperfun. 2. bie ©t^niifpicfcrinn. 
 
 Actual-, ak'tsliual, (fr. actnel) adj 
 
 I. tfjntig, ftftiu. 2. cine^nnblung infirf) l"rf)(ici 
 fjenb. Shak. 3. mWUid) (j.2). eine^b\i(t)tic.) 
 4. gegeinunrtio, ie^ig. 
 
 - sin [K)CDr.] bie iuirffirf)e ©liiibe. 
 Actuulity, aktsliual'lete, t. bie 
 
 SBirflif^fcit. 
 
 Actually, ak'tshuall^, adv. I. in 
 6er Ifjnt , luirflitt). 2. (jcgeniunrfirt bcvnia; 
 ten ic^t. [TClrfftc^feit 
 
 ActualneSS, ak'tsliualn€s, «. bic 
 
 Actuary, ak'tsliuaie, t. [9{fd)tfiVr.] 
 berSIftimr, Dfcgiflrntor , ^rotrri'flifl, &t-. 
 t'\d)ti\'<i)te\b(v. 
 
 Actuate, ak'tslnUte, ». o. frci&cn, 
 (intrci&en, in t^ntigfeit ob. 58eiucgnng re(;en, 
 in 05nng bringcn ober fc^cn. 
 
 - adj. gctrte6en, bekbt. 
 Actuation, aktsliuA'sImn, ». bic 
 
 Sffiirfung. Glakvime. 
 
 Actuose, aktuise', ac^. f wirffnm, 
 
 frrtftl'Dff. 
 
 Acuate, Sk'uAte, rtnt. acno) V. a. 
 [fffjeni.] fcf)nrfcn, ft^atf morf^en. Harvey. 
 
 Acubene, akubene', «. [^flron.] 
 em ©tern i>ifrter ®ri!i0c im ^rcbfe. 
 
 Acuition, akuish'un. (ii. Int. acuo) 
 «. l^eb.] bod ®d)nrfnind)en (einer^lrjenei). 
 
 Acuity, aku'ctc, *. bie frfjarfciSpirjc. 
 
 Aculeate, akii'leate. (Acu'leated) 
 adj. I. [Sot.] fpifjig, fln(f)cng. 2. [3iH'(.] 
 niit einem ©tnrfjel iierfcJjcn. Mii.ne. 
 
 Aculeatu!i,aku'leatus,«.[^c{>t[;t)l>I.] 
 Hv ^-eev- i^bcr ©ceigef. 
 
 Aculei, aku'lei, (I. 333.) «. pi. [95ot. 
 
 II. 3iHi|.] bie ©fnf^ci. 
 
 Aculer, aku'lur, (fr. acculer) v. n. 
 [5?citf.] fid) jn I'icr jurnninicnbrangcn ; 
 [ipcrlb.] fid) nufl'flunicn. 
 
 Aculon, ak'iilon.^ (gr.) ». [95ot] bie 
 
 Aculos, ak'iilus, ^ ^Tud)t ob. &id)cl 
 bcr ©tciiicid)e. 
 
 Acumen, aku'men, «. I. bie fc^nrfc 
 ©V'iije. 2. f bcr ©dxirfnuii. 
 
 Acuminate, akii'm^nite, V. a 
 fpi(;fn, jniVi^cn, |M)iirtVn (nnd) i). 
 
 - V. n. fid) fcgflHTinig rrJjcficn. 
 Acuminate, adj. fvit^ig, fd)iirf 
 
 wiicft i). 
 
 ADA 
 
 Acumination, akiimlni'shun, t. 
 
 1. tn6 Sufpi^fn. 2. bie fc^nrfe ©pi^e. 
 AcuminOUS, aku'menus, adj. fpi; 
 
 ^ig, jiigcrpi(>t. 
 
 Acupuncture, akupungk'tsimre, 
 ((at. aeus u. punctura) *. [(Fi)ir.] bie 9?a: 
 bclpiinftirung. Encvc 
 
 Acuru, ak'urd, ». eine 9Irt auiljiric; 
 c^enben 3IIoel;o(je« in 5"bien. 
 
 Acus>, i'kus, ((. SID.) *. [!jd)ti)r)oi.] i. 
 ber ?t(iberfi|"(^. 2. bcr ©nnbnni, bie ©aiib= 
 natter. 
 
 Acute, akdte', ((at. acntus') adj. 1. 
 [®cDni.] fpi^ig; - angle, ein fpi/jigcr 
 2i>infe(; - angular triangle, ein fpt(;H)in; 
 fctigeS i)reierf. 2. [®ranint.J fd)arf (91fccnt). 
 3. fd)iirf (©inn , ®erd)ninrf 20. 4. [-JJfcb.] 
 ()i(3ig (eine ^ranff)eit). 5. f fein, fd)arf, 
 fd)arf|innig. 6. [<Kuf.J fd)flrf, ^efl. 7. [5>ot.] 
 fui^ig. Martvn. 
 
 Acute, v.a. [®ramni.] fdjarf tnad)cn. 
 
 Acutely, akute'le, adv. 1. fd/nrf, 
 fpi^ig. 2. i fd)arfimnig. 
 
 Acuteness, akute'nls, «. I. J bic 
 ©pinigfcit, ©d)iirfe (einer @a(i)e). 2. f bcr 
 ©dtnrfrtnn, bie JJcinfjeit, ©d)arfe. 3. bic 
 ^cfrigfcit (ciner ^ranfl)cit). 4. [■^Tiiii] bic 
 ©d>arfe (cineS Zcni). Boyi e 
 
 A c u t e n e 8 « of wit, bie ©d)'"*ffid)f'flfc't i 
 
 - of discovery, bie erfinbfamfeit , jlarfc 
 Untcrrd)eibung«fraft. 
 
 Acutiator, akush^'tur, t. [Wit: 
 tclalt.] ein '•Ufann im ®cfo(gc be« Spetrei, 
 bcr bic iOafttn k. fd)arfte ober fpi$te. 
 
 Ad, ad, (tat. ad) praep. jn. 
 
 Ad infinitum, inS Unenb(id)e. Ad lio- 
 niinem, [2og.] ad honiinem. Ad inquiren 
 
 diim, [-3{ed)t«fpr.] jur Unterfiidjung. Ad li. 
 bitum, nad) Se(ie6en. Ad valorem, [ipan-. 
 bd] nnd) bem S33crt()e. [I;injiitrcibcn. 
 
 Adact, adakt', CM.) v. a. l^intrciOcn, 
 
 Adacted, adak'ted, (Int. adactus) 
 part.adj. I. ()iniiiflctrie6en. 2. i gejwnngcn, 
 gctrieben. 
 
 Adag'e, ad'ije. ) ((. adagium) t. iai 
 
 Adag-y, ad'ije, ) ©pridnnort. 
 
 Adag°ial, ada'jeaU adj iVrid)ivurt(i(^. 
 
 Adag'io, adil'jeo, (ita(. ad n.agio) t. 
 [^tuf.] ba^Slbagio. -adv. nbngio, langfnm. 
 
 Adam, aU'am, s. 1. [>}iame] ^bani. 
 
 2. e ber Wttf(^u(bige cinee I>kbt6; -- 
 tiler, ber S?ei)ln. 
 
 A d a m ' s - a 1 e , ba* SSJflffcr. Ada m's- 
 apple, [Sot. unb 31nat.] bcr 2ibam^apfci. 
 Adam's-needle, [23Dt.] bie 9Ibanionabc(. 
 
 Adamant, ad'amant, (gr. adanias) 
 «. l.bcrDcmant, Sianiant. 2.tber'0Tingnct. 
 
 Adamantean, adamantean, adj. 
 f)ntt luie ein I)iatnant, betnniirnrtig. Mii.to.n. 
 
 Adamantine, adaman'tln. nr(y. I. 
 bcmantcn. 2. l Mnjcnli'>"f'ar, nnaufHiC'&nr. 
 
 - ties, unnnflo^ljflre Sanbe. 3. [^Wincralg.] 
 
 - spar, bcr SianiantfieS. Encvc. 
 AdamiC-eartll, ad'amik-lrt/t, s. 
 
 [®crl.] flbnmiid)c (frbe. 
 
 Adamite, ad'amStc. 4. [.<tird)g.] bcr 
 9lbnniire. Kncvc. 
 
 Adainitic,adamit'ik.nH;/.abaniirii'd). 
 
 Adan$«(»nia, adanso'nea, s. [^et.] 
 bcr 'JIffciil'robi'anni. 
 
 Adapt, adapt'. (lar. nHaptare) i>. a. 
 (to) anu'cnbcn (nup, nnpificn (Ciiicr ©iid)Ci. 
 
 ADD 
 
 Adaptable, Idapt'abl, adj. an< 
 loenbbar. [bic 'Jdinjcnbbarfcit. 
 
 Adaptability, arlaptabh'ete, t. 
 
 Adaptation, adapta'slmn, s. bie 
 9lnpafTiing, 2lniocnbiing. 
 
 Adapter, adap'tur. f. Adopter. 
 
 Adaption, adap'sliun, s. t bie ^n^ 
 pafTiing, SInivcnbung. 
 
 Adaptness, adapt'nls, .t. f ber 
 Snftnnb , bn Qtmai nngcpagt i|l, bic 9lnpiir» 
 fling. Newton. 
 
 Adar, i'dur, «. (lie&r. ^alcnbcr) iet 
 ^mnt 9lbar. 
 
 Adarce, adar'se, (gr. adarkes) *. 
 [3tntiirg.] bcr ©aljfd)iiuin. Quincy. Plot. 
 
 Adarcon , adai'kon , *. [3iib. 
 9lrd)aDl.] cine ®olbnuinje ( ■= 15 6l)i(r. 
 ©tcrliiig). l(i)n\i\d)t ( = V16 "n.iO. 
 
 Adarme, adar'mc, ». ciii fpnnird)cS 
 
 Aflat's, ad'atis, *. [Oiibnft.j id. (ein 
 inbifd)cr 3fug>. 
 
 Adaunt, adaut', (angctf. daunt) v.a. 
 t biuibigeii, jii^men. Skei.tow. 
 
 Adaw, adaw', (angcff. aweju. a. f 
 niebcrfc^lagcn, bcjiuingcn, Oniibigcii. 
 
 - V. n. niebcrgefdjiiigcn fciii. 
 
 Adays, adaze', (on obcr in day.^) 
 adv. iu 'Snge. 
 
 Now -. ijeut jn tiigc, iefyt. 
 
 Adcorporate, adkor'poiate, ((at. 
 lid u. corpus) V. a. cinocrlcit'cii. 
 
 Add, ad, (Lit. addere) v. a. 1. (to) 
 f)injut(nin, (jiiijufiigcn, ljinjiifc^c:i,6eitrngcn, 
 bcifiigcn (ju). 2. [2Irit(;.] abbircn. 3. hin» 
 }ufe0cn (in ber i)?cbc). 
 
 To - lip, abbircn. 
 
 Add, V. n. IjinjufiMnmcn; (to) (?tiunJ 
 vcrnicljrcn. - to the history, cine (frjafjs 
 lung nuSninlcn, fd)im'i<fcn. [ocrnicljrbar. 
 
 Addable, ad'dabl, adj. (jinjufc^bar, 
 
 Addecimate, addls'semate, ((at. 
 iiddecimare) v.a. [9?cd)t«rpr.] jcl^cntcn, bet! 
 
 3c(;nten nc()incn. 
 
 Addeem, addcem'. (nngelf. a ^r3f. 
 u. deem) v. a. I. f bafi'ir()a(ten , ac^ten. 2. 
 jncrfenncn (cine Sclofjnnng :c.). 
 
 Addendum, addenMum, ((at.) pi. 
 
 addenda, a. bcr 310"'''^- Slnljaiig (J. S. e-ineJ 
 33ud)ce); bic 93crnic()riing (libcrhaupt). 
 
 Addepliagy,^ addef'aje , (gricd). 
 
 Adepliag-y, 5 "''en «. phago) «. 
 [■>)Jicb.] ber 5?ci^l)iingcr, 5H3o(f5hnngcr. 
 
 Adder, ad'diir, (angc(f. aetter pber 
 aettor) s. [^laturQ.] bic ^Tatter. 
 
 Water--, bie SIDafTcrnattcr; young -, 
 jiingc gTnttcr. 
 
 Adder- fly, [©ntoni.] bie Srcit/nngfcr. 
 Adder's-grass, [Sot.] bn5 it nnt'ciifraut. 
 Add erst ung, adj. wn cincr flatter gC5 
 llod)cn. Ad der'.s -tongue, [Sot.] bie 
 ©d)(angenjnnge. Adder's-wort, [93ot.] 
 bic 9iatrcrmiirj. 
 
 Addibility, addebil'ete, s bie 93cr« 
 nichrbarfcit. Locke, 
 
 Addible, ad'debl, adj. iiernicl)rbiir. 
 
 Addice, ad'dis. (angdf. adese) t. f 
 [Siurd).] bcr Ocifjcl, I)iid)rcl. [f crgcfccn. 
 
 Addict, addikt'. (lar. addlctus) adj. 
 
 Addict, (lat. addircre) v. a. (to) ^ 
 II. i I. loibincn, crgcbcii, mcilictt. To - one's 
 sell', fid) crgcl'cn, fid) iilvrMifin. To - one's 
 sell to vice, fid) Bern Saftcr crgd'cn To — 
 
^^^''- '^'•- f-^' " f'*>- M^. mgt. Fine, ffn. y 6, m^ve. n6r, R6t, 6fK cl8,'id. Trthf.. ti'ih. fail, th'm, THis. 
 
 add" 
 
 18 
 
 one's self to a thing with zeal, fur Staat 
 ringenommtn ftin. 2. ♦ binbtn (an); (j. 8. 
 ©dsufbner on itn liienft i^rtr Olaubijer). 
 
 Addicted, Sddlk't^d, part. p. adj. {u* 
 C«6an, trgebtn. Your most — servant, Qt)t 
 trgebtnller Ditntr. 
 
 Addlctedneaa, iddik't^du'^s, g. 1. bit 
 ttrafbtnbeit, sanbanglic^ftit 2. ber Siftr (fur 
 etna*). 
 
 Addiction, idd''k'8hAn, «. 1. ba« SDIb- 
 
 men, bit iSSibmuns, Srgtbung. 2. bie Srg(btn> 
 
 bcit; (to) Jltiflung, bfr i&ang (ju). 8hak. 3. 
 
 [gif(^t<fl».] btr 3uf*rflg; bit Suwftnnung. 
 
 Bnctc. 
 
 Addltament, Jdd'fAm'nt, (lat. addi- 
 tamentum), * [OTrtaK] bfr 3ufaO. 
 
 Addition, ^ddlsh'shdn, (I. addltio) g. 
 (to) 1. ba< Jpinjufbim, 5injuf«(jtn, bit Bttfu- 
 gang, -^injuffeung (^ju\ 2. [flritb.] bif Hbbftlojt. 
 
 3. bcr 3ufa? 'Ju 'fntm »u4f\ 4. 1 btr 3urca*« 
 (5. ©utfrni; bit Strmtbrung. 6. [3lf(tMfpr. 
 B *) btr 3«na6mt, btr Stifafs )U tintm 9?or. 
 namtn, (cbtr au(6) bit (ligtnfAaft (bit (Sintm 
 ot» au«gfjti4ntt{« OTtrfmal btigtltgt »rirb\ 
 tabtr btr ftigtitfdjafMnamt, Wtbtntittl, Ilttl. 
 81AK. 6. [OTuf] btr yunft. 7. [dbtm] btr 3u. 
 Ui- 8. btr CcrtfttK, bit 3ifrbt, btr edjmud, 
 bit Btrf^bntrong. 9. [^trlb ] btr Sufa^. 
 
 8. — in the margin of any writing, bit !Ranb> 
 fltoift. 
 
 4. God is capable of no — to his happiness. 
 Additional, Sddliih'Bhfin^l, adj. biif 
 
 ii:g(ft(t, trjijbt. ittu, utrmtfcrt. bfigffiigt, 9lt- 
 btn... An — exctne, tint ntut Suflagt; an — 
 tax. tint9lad)fttutr ; — happinesfi, (tr3uisa4> 
 an ®Ju(f. — «. t btr 3ufae. 
 
 Additionally, ^dd^sh'shfln^ll}, adv. 
 flnbang«»fift; alt 3ugabt, Siifaj. 
 
 Additive, Sd'dt'v, adj. binjufcftbar. 
 
 Addltory, Sd'd-tflr.\ arlj. ira« ttrmtt- 
 ren. binjuft^tn, «ergr6§frn, trbcbtn fann. An 
 — fiction, tint trbidjfung, ttfle^t bit !K5irfIl(^. 
 ftit trbiJbt' 
 
 Addltnre, Hd'dltshAro, «. * ba< J^iniU- 
 gffefttt, ©tigffiigtt ; bit ©tifiigung. 
 
 Addle, &d'dl, (te. hadjl, hadla) a4f. Ittr, 
 unfruibtbar. — egg, ba« SEDinbti. 
 
 Addle-headed, — pated, ninbig,Ittr< 
 fcrfij, Itiitflnnig. — plot, btr ©pltlBtrbtrbtr. 
 
 Addle, g. btr 9!Dtinfltin. 
 
 Addle, V. a. Ittr obtr unfrut^tbar mai^tn, 
 aueltertn, Mrbtrbtn. — v.n.* nadjftn. 
 
 Atldlrd» kl did, o^;. scrkprbtn, faul, un> 
 fru(^tbar. 
 
 Addoont, AddMm', (a ^rfif n. doom) 
 e. o. • jutrftnntn ((Sintm dtwat). 
 
 Addoraed, 8ddor'»"d, ad), [^crlb-l rfitf- 
 ling* gfgtn tinanbtr gtfitnt, m\t bem Sliiden 
 gtgtn tinanbtr gtfebrt. 
 
 Addonbed, iddiibTid, (attfr.) part.'p. 
 aufgtritfitt. 
 
 Address, Iddr^ss', (fr. adrosser, I. diri- 
 gpre, V. a. (to) 1. ridfttn (an) ; (Jinem sortra- 
 gtn (tint Bitit it). 2. — any one, (Elntn an- 
 rtttn, trfui^tn, tint Siitt fteOcn (an), feint Sflebe 
 on Otmanb ricjttn (manimal mit to). — the 
 king, (iRcdjtefpr i an ben fioiiig gebtn, btm &b- 
 niiit tint fd)riftli(it JiorileQung iiberrcidjen. 3. 
 (tintm 3Ratd)en, ben ^c^ macbrn, fii^ bewerben 
 
 ADE 
 
 («m tin gjJab^tn). 4. [.^anbtl] strftnbtn. ab. 
 
 ftnbtn an Qtmanb (©aartn), iibergeben, fen- 
 
 flgnirtn. 6. f tttrbtn (tin .^ttr) ; bereitcn. 6. ju- 
 
 eignen. 
 To — one's self (to). 1. fl^ wenbtn (an gi- 
 
 ntn), fl4 melbtn (bei). 2. (to u for) (I* bereiten, 
 
 P4 anfdiirfen (lu tintr SRtift «.), fli^ bereit bal- 
 
 ttn, n* BorbertiUn (ju, auf). Addressed, 
 
 serbtrtittt, btrtit. 
 Address, g. 1. bit Ctrretnbung (fur tint 
 
 6a4t). 2. gtttijbnli* pi. bie ©emtrbung (tint* 
 
 ?itbtnbtn). 3. ba« Senebmen, bit 8ebtn«art, 
 
 Snanitrtn. A man of an awkward — , tin 
 
 ajlann, btr m linfif* btnimmt. 4. bit ®t. 
 
 manbtbfit, .Runft, ®ef*itflicbftit. 5. bit VanU 
 fdjrift, Danfabrtfft. 6. bit (iingabt, 3uf4rift, 
 ©ittfdjrift, aibrtift, 5<orflcaung. (The city is 
 to make an — to the king, tit etabt ttiO bem 
 flBnigt tint Borfteflung iibtrreicfctn). 7. bie Sln- 
 rtbt. 8. bit 3utignun8«fd)rlft. btr 3ueignung«. 
 brief 9. bit auff(brift, abrfJTt (tine* »rieft«). 
 10. bit abrtfft (3fmanb«, 5Bcf)nung«anjtigf). 
 
 7. When introduced, the president made a 
 
 short — . Webster. 
 
 To make one's — to one about a thing, fltb 
 
 wtgtn tintr <Saibt an (Sintn wtnbtn, (Sinen an- 
 
 rtbtn. To make or to pay one's addresses 
 
 to a lady, tintr Dame ben .^of ma(ttn. 
 
 Addresser, JddrJs'sftr, *. btr. wtHtr 
 tint SIbrtlft ubtrrei4t, tint Hnrtbt HU. ber 
 BittfttCltr. 
 
 Addubbed, iddab^d, (a $raf. u. dub) 
 adj. gtmattt, gtfdjafftn, trbobtn. 
 
 Adduce, Sddise', (lat. adducere) v. a. 
 1. bfibrlngen, btifiibren. 2. anfubren, onjieben 
 (tint OTtinung Jt). 
 
 Adducent, Sddi's'nt, adj. [Mnat.] an- 
 jitbtnb. —muscle, btr Wnjiebungemu«ftl, an- 
 jiefctr. 
 
 Adduclble, Sdd&'s^bl, a4J. onfubrbar. 
 
 Adduction, iddik'shtin, #. 1. [^nat.] 
 bit 9Injitbung. 2. t bit Stnfiibrung (tintr ©ftOt ). 
 
 Addactl-re, iddflk'tlv, adj. Jitrunttr- 
 bringenb. 
 
 Adductor, Addflk'tSr, g. [ISnat.] btr 
 fih»art«jiebenbt 2Wu«ftI. 
 
 Addulce, iddfilse', (lat. ad u. dulcis) 
 V. a. * fiif ma(itn, serfuftn. Bacon. 
 
 Adeb, id'ih, g. tin agijpt Qimlijt (nicbt 
 ganj =1 tngl. yfunb). 
 
 Adelanlado, ^dri^niVdi^, (fpan.) «. btr 
 Siattbalttr (tintr $rc»inj). Robertson. 
 
 Adellng, Jd'^Jng, (angtlfaethelu.lingl 
 g. ber frinj, flijnigifpbn. (Aothel fcmmt no* 
 in Bieltn anbtrn Sufammtnfe^ungen »or, j. ©. 
 Ethelwolf, Ethelbert.) 
 
 Adellte, id'^ite, 9. (fpan. ®ef((.) ber 
 
 abtiift. 
 
 Ademption, tdJm'shAn, (I. adimere) 
 g. iai tlDtgntbmtn, bit 3uru(fnabmt, Sntjit^ung 
 (tint« 2Jorrt(i)t»). 
 
 Adenography, Jdd.'^nAg'grJf^, (gr. 
 aden u. grapho) g. [anatj bit I;rufenbef(^rei- 
 bung. 
 
 Adenoid, id'd^n&ld, (gr. aden u. cidos) 
 adj. briifenarfig, briifenfiirmig. 
 
 Adenological, Sdd.'n'l^d'j.'k"!, adj. 
 briiffntcbrig, abcnoloaif(^. Kkcto. 
 
 Adenology, Jdd'nirioj'', g. bjj Irii- 
 fenlc^re. 
 
 ADH 
 
 Adenos, Jd'infts, g. tint STrt SauntttoUt 
 »on Slleppc {aui) marine cotton gtnannt). 
 Adeps, id'^ps, ((at.) *. [iilnat.] ba« Sttt. 
 Adept, Jdfpt', (ntulat. adeptus\ adj. gt. 
 lebrt. trfabrtn (in tintr gS5iffenf*aft, fiunft). 
 
 Adept, *. 1. btr JtunftserHanbigt; ffiinge- 
 weibtt. 2. fSlIcJjfm.] btr abtpt. 
 
 Adeptlon, Jd?p'shfin, (t.) *. * ba* «r. 
 wtrbtn, bie (Erwtrbung. 
 
 Adequacy, Jd'ekw^s*, (Jat. adaeqna- 
 tus), *. ba« fflemajfein, bit angemeffenbeit. 
 
 War in Disguise. 
 Adequate, id'ekw.lte, (lat adaequns), 
 V. a. * ^tnai (Sinem glci^t^un, (Jintm gtnatt 
 glciebtn Ob. gleii^fommen. 
 
 Adequate, adj. OcHftanbig, Sotlfommen, 
 abSquat; (to) einer ©a^e angemcifen. —ideas, 
 DoDftanbige ©egrifft. 
 
 Adequately, Jd'^kw.ltel^, adv. (to) an* 
 gtmeifen; coDflanbig, siSaig, genau, ri^tig. 
 
 Adequateness, 8d'ikw.Aten<?8, g. bit 
 @ema§beit,SIngemefrenb«it; Sfiifbtigfeit btrDar- 
 ftfOung bt« StrbaltniffeS. 
 
 Adequation, idikwd'shiln, jlc^ie Ad- 
 equateness. 
 
 A despotic, Jd^sp3t1k, a^f. ni*t befpo- 
 tif*. 
 
 Adfected, Adffk't.'d, (lat. ad unb facere) 
 part. p. adj. (Slg.) jufammengefeet. Bailet. 
 Adftllated, Jdfil'Wt'd, p. p. adj. alt 
 ®cbn angencmmtn, aboptirt. 
 
 Adflliatlon, idfilei'shdn, (lat.) g. bie 
 SInfinbung. 
 
 Adbere, Sdh^re', (lat. adhaerere; ir. ad- 
 
 harahd) v. n. l.anbangtn, antleben, (Son Sor- 
 
 ptrn), (to, an). 2. t anbangen (einer 3)erfcn, 
 
 3bee), tt batten (mit). 3. f paffenb, fd;idli(* 
 
 f{in,.ubertinflimmtn. Shak. 
 
 3. Nor time nor place did then adhere. 
 
 To — together, jufammenbangtn. 
 
 Adherence, Jdhi'n'nse, i s. (to, an) 
 
 Adherency, idhe'rJns^, J J. tat 3Ib» 
 
 bangen, antleben (eine« ^orper»). 2. t a) ba« 
 
 anbangtn, bie anbSnglidjteit (an tine ©a^t), 
 
 ffirgebenbcit. b) t ba« Oefclge, ber anbang. 
 
 Adherent, Sdhi'r?nt, a(^'. (to, an) 1. 
 anbangenb, angercacbfen, anflebenb. 2. 1 anllt- 
 bfnb. — bitternesses, bit bamit tertunbtntn 
 ©itttrfeiten. 
 
 Adherent, g. 1. * bie anbangenbt, anffe* 
 benfce©a*e. Zfber Umfianb. 3. beranbanger; 
 ©rieggefeH. 
 
 Adherently, Jdh^rintli, adv. anljan* 
 genb, anflebenb. 
 Adherer, Sdhi'rftr, s. ber anbanger. 
 Adhesion, ^dh.'-'zhfln, *. (to) 1. [9)b9f] 
 ba« anbangen (be« (Jifcn« an bem SWagnet jc). 
 2. bit anflebung. 3. t bit anbanglic^feit, ba0 
 .^angen an Stma*. 
 
 Adhesive, JdhJ'slv, adf. 1. anbangenb, 
 anflebtnb. 2. t anfltbtnb, anbatttnb. 
 
 Adhesively, Jdhi'slvl^, adv. an^an* 
 genb. 
 
 Adhesiveness, Sdh^slvn's, g. bit 3^1' 
 bigfdt, .Riebngfeit, ba« anfiebenbe, anbangenbt. 
 Adhibit, Sdh'b'b't, (lat adhibere) v. a. 
 t braud)cn, annjenbcn. 
 
 AdhlbKlon, ^dh'b'sh'shfln, s ber ®e. 
 I brau*, bit anwenbung. Whitakbk. 
 
16 FIxte. (^r, fAn, fnt. M6, met. Fine, fin, N(i njoVe. n6r, sot, 6-1. rl6n(l Tnbr. »nb. f^iir. f/fin.' TfYis. 
 
 ADH 
 
 Adiiil, acl'liil, 4. [9(fTron.] id., etii 
 ©ffrn 6ter Wri^pe. 
 
 Adltortation, adhorta'shun, ((at. 
 adhortaiio) * 6ie Grmdljnung. 
 
 Adiiortatory, adlidr'tatilrr^, adj. 
 crninf)nenb, e-riiin()imiig5 . . . 
 
 Atlinplionou.**, Ideaffomis, (gr.) 
 adj. iinbiirrf)|lcf)ti(]. 
 
 Adiaplioracy, adeaf foiase, «. 
 [SKifTenfd).] bie ^Jicutralitat. 
 
 Adiapliorisfs, adeaf foiists, ((\t. 
 ndiaphoros) pi. s. [^irdjfl.] bie 2l£)inptiLir;; 
 |1cn, fflcniiifjigten. Knc\c 
 
 AdiapllOrouS, adeaf'fuius, adj 
 (lleic^gultin ; [Cljein.] neurrnl. -suit, biu- 
 Oieurriilfnti. 
 
 Adiapliory^ adeaf'fore, (cb. Adi- 
 nph'oracy) «. t)ie®(eid}gii(tigfeit; [(F()eni.] 
 tie OTcutrnlitnt. 
 
 Adieu, adu', (ft. adieu) adv. ©ott 
 befol)lcn! (ebe, le&en ©ie i»o^r! 5lMcu! 
 
 Adieu, *. ta6 2e&eil)0()I. To bid any 
 
 one -, 3I6rrf)ie6 iicf)nien uoii ©inem, eiiuni 
 eebnuD(;( fonc". 
 
 Adipocerate, adepos'serAte, i>. 
 a. in ifettmnc^y iteriuniibefn. 
 
 Adipoceratlon, adeposlrA'slmn. 
 ». 6ie SSmuniibding in 5-etiiDnd)i'. 
 
 Adipocere, ad'cp6.-.ere , (I. adeps 
 U. cera) j. Dil$ ^EtflUld)*. Ed. Knc\c 
 
 Adipous, j ad'depils, ad'depiSse. 
 
 Adipose, > (Int. adiposiis) adj. 
 
 Adipo'!«u>!, ) ['}(nnt.] fett. ftriNcv. 
 
 Adit, ad'it, (Int. aditus) s. 1. ter 
 Bunnnfl. -2. [■DJfin.] ber gtoKen. Escvc. 
 
 AditiOIl, adisli'siiuii, ((. aditio) s. '■■ 
 
 fn6 i>infniift'n, ber Suttitt, bn5 ipingcljen 
 (ju e-tminf-). 
 
 Adjaceney, adjA'sen-se, ((nt. ad- 
 jacere) ». 1. bng 9iiif)elicncn , bie <!lnflrcn= 
 jiinn. 2. bn-5 Slnilt'ijL'nbe, iJJa^elifgtnbe; \>l. 
 iiiiflrenji-nbe £'iinber, Dertcr. 
 
 Adjacent, adja'sent, adj (to) nn: 
 gren^enb, nnilofjenb (nn), nnliegenb. 
 
 Adjacent, «. f t*"* ainiliificnbe, 
 9talielirgcnbe. Locke. 
 
 Adject, adjckt', ((nt. adjicere) i>. «. 
 Ijinjurljuii, f;injnre$en (eine 'S^c^&it ju Qtu 
 ii>n6). Macknicht 
 
 Adjection, adjlk'shun, s. 1. bnc^ 
 x>iu,}utf)iiti, bie 3iil<ige, i?in,iufi'igun3. 2. bcr 
 Smntj (bnS 5pin5iiflei"eijre). 
 
 AdjeCtiliou»«, adjcktisli'ils, ad}. 
 !)injugcrl)iin, I)injiigcfiigt, jugefe^t. 
 
 Atijective, ad'jektiv. «. [(^5ranim.] 
 ?ii(5 "lioiuHirr, G-igenrci)nfrgiuort, 9lbicfrii'. 
 
 Adjectively, ad'jeklivle, ado. nl^ 
 iielnuTt, tu'iiuorrlid). 
 
 Adjoin, adjiiiu', ((. adjimgcre) v. a 
 (to) 1. nnfiigni, fiigni (e-riiin^ nn). 2. i \)m: 
 jiifiigrn, l<cifiigcii cituHTer, Sjerlu'iferungen); 
 fnnitt Ofrl'inbrn. \\n\, iloijen nn (S-riim*. 
 
 Adjoin, c. It. (10) nniirgrn, nngren- 
 
 Adj<»inant, adjmii'aot, adj. t nn: 
 Itegrnb, niinrcnjrnb. Cakew. 
 
 Adjoining, adjoiu'uig, «. biopin^ 
 jiifi'igiiiig, 2>rrtMnbiiiig. 
 
 Adjourn, adjiini'. (fr. ajounipr) r. 
 n. I. inrriigcii (j. "iV bn? •ISiirlnnient). 2 
 i'crn1)ietH II , iiiimlxrl'iMi , nufiVijin. - »•. ". 
 rlJnrMiiifius'-iVr.i fid) :'irrn:'eii. 
 
 AflJoi«rniiii*(lt, adjuni'iiiciii. 5. 
 
 ADJ 
 
 I. bie aSertngung. 2. [^fec^tsfpr.] bie ^w-. 
 fet5«ng, 25e|timnuing cincS Ing^. 3. ber 
 'Muffd)ub, S6crrd)u&, bie 21u8feyung, ascr^ 
 fd)tetniiig. 
 
 Adjlldj^e, adjudje'. ((. adjiidicaie) 
 
 0. (I. 1. [9Ccd)t^rpr.J juerfennen, jnfvred)cn, 
 ,5urd)lngi'n. 2. iicnirtl;eilen (ju eincrStrnft). 
 3. t erfennen (urrl;cilcii;. 
 
 3. He adjudged iiim unworthy of liis 
 friendship. 
 Adjudgment, adjudje' ment, *. 
 
 1. bie 25irurrl)tnlung. 2. bie 3ucr"eunung 
 (etncr fctrnfe jc). 
 
 Adjudicate, adjudekate, v. a. 
 [3{cc^tc-ipr.j jiicrfennen. - v. u. gi>rid)tiid) 
 erfcniu'u (upon, iitnr). Weksieu. 
 
 Adjudication, adjiidckaMniu. s. 
 [9{td)r5iVr.] I. bie gtri(^rlid)c Buerfinniing, 
 3urprid)i!ng. 2. tai ,3ti)pred)mig.':iirri)til, 
 bcr -ilutiipruc^. Blackstone. Escvc. 
 
 Adjug-ate, ad'jilgate, (I. adjiigare) 
 V. a. jiiinninieniiHt)en (Il)icrc), nnjcd^cn. 
 
 AdjuiBaent,ad'jiiutunt. (I. adjuvare) 
 s. * bie .'piilfc, ber iJriilnnb. 
 
 Adjunct, ad'jiinkt, (tat. adjungere) 
 ndj. ao) I. bnniit uerbunben. 2. bcigcfeflr; an 
 - profe.ssor, ein fiii|;crorbeiitlirt)rr 'i^.^riM'ifTi'r. 
 
 Adjunct, «. 1. bcr ©fl;iiife, 'i5?tit> 
 Ijclfcr, "JJiirgenrfTe, ©cfi'i^rte; ^Ubjunft, 3lnirg; 
 geijiilfe. 2. ber 3n\<it), 3ln()nng iema& i^cis 
 gcfiinfeS) (to, ,11); bi.- jiifiUlige G-igi-nfdjaft, 
 bcr llmilnnb, Siebenumflnnb. 3. i^ng. unb 
 Oirnmm.J bie beigclcgte (S-igcnrd)r.f: ; pi. bie 
 ('cigcfiinti'ii ii<5rter, 3ii>ifd)eniui.>rrcr. 
 
 - deities, ;-33ii)ff).] bic ipiilfVgorfcr. 
 
 Adjunction, adjuuk'shiin. s. 1. 
 bn^ JBcifiigen, bie iieifiig'ing. 2. bcr SiiUiO- 
 
 Adjunctive, adjriuk'tiv, nr/j. Pci: 
 
 iugi'i'.b, I'ci-binteiib. [2. bntJ iicigLfiigrc. 
 
 Adjunctive, s. l. bcr 'iu'ifiigiiUH'- 
 
 Adjuuctively, adjiink'tnle, udi\ 
 beifiigcnt. [lid), bninit i>cvl>iinben. 
 
 Adjunc'tiy, adjiinla'lc, aUe. fing: 
 
 Aiijl^rittiosi, adjuia'sliuu, s. 1. 
 (bie briiiginbe ^iirc) bnS au'i'dnuin-en , bic 
 'i5crd)uiLU'iing. 2. bie (5-ibC!:'f'i.iriiicl. Auuiscn. 
 3. bic 'Jliifcrlfgimg n. S5t>rrd)rBil'iiiig bcs (i'lbcC'. 
 
 Adjiare, ad_,iiie', dar. adjuraio i-. 
 a. l.bcrd)nu>rcn (bringcnbit Pitrcu). (1 - tliee 
 by tlie living God, id) tH'rd)Uii)rc Did) Pel 
 belli lePeiibigcn (}3orr; - tlie devil, ben icii; 
 tVl niiriifeii). Mii.ton. Drvden. 2. (i-iucii 
 iuni G-ibc niifti.'rbcni, i(;in ben (j-ib i>iirrd)reu 
 Pen, oUi'djiePen, nu(Vrl:gcn. 
 
 Adjurer, a.iju'iur, «. 1. ber, w(U 
 d)cr (Jiiirni eiiicii 0"ib I'lirfiljrciPt. 2. bcr, 
 ivcid)cr C^Miu'ii Pefdju'orr. 
 
 Adjimt, adju.sf, (fr. aju.stei) p. «. 
 I. l'crid)tigcn (cine 9{cd)nung). 2. nPnind)cn, 
 nPr()un, beilcgcn (cine 6rtd)c). 3. i^rbiicii, 
 nnorbnen, jnrcd)rnind)en , in Orbnnng briii= 
 gen. 4. (to) ill Ucbcrciniliinnuing Pringni, 
 ii(>crcini'liininenb innd)cn (mir); (with) ucrci: 
 nigcn (iniD. 5. pnfTcnb mnd)cn, hnpnffen (ein 
 .SUcib) ; QtWi[6 Pciliiiiineii, flcl)5rig cinrid)reii. 
 6. Peilegcn, fd)(id)rcii (ciiieii ©rreir), 
 4. — liie eveiil to the prediction. 
 
 The visionary projectors tannot adj list 
 their .sclicnies to tlie phenomena. 
 
 Adjjsster, adjii.s'n'ir. s. berjenigr, 
 iv Idn-r I'cndiruir :c 
 
 •l<IJi9.>«till$f, adjiVs'iing. p.pmea. I'Ci 
 
 ADM 
 
 rid^tigenb. Adjusting screws, bie ©tcff* 
 fd)rniiben; - tools, [med).] bie gjpgleid)-- 
 llnngen. 
 
 Adjusianent, Idiust'nilnt. ». 1. 
 bne .1nrid)rigen, bie >l7crid)tigiing (einerSrdje). 
 2. bie 'niiorbniing, (?-inrid)tnng (bcr ilji-iie 
 cince >a?ed)flni<?nni5); (nud)l). 3. ber 55cr» 
 gltid), bie SBeitcgung, aiu^gleiri)iing (einc8 
 etrcited ic). 4. |®ec().] bie .'i3cricf)rigiing 
 (cincg aSrrliiile^). 5. [-Bfiinjiu.] bn« 3lus. 
 9' irf)"!. [bcr ainfinh. 
 
 Adjutafi-e, adju'taje. *. (ipDbr.l 
 
 Adjutancy, ad'jutanse, a. 1. bif 
 gefd)tcfte ©inric^ruiig. 2. b<[& 'ii-nt cine* 9lb« 
 jutnuten. 
 
 Adjutant, adjutant, s. I. [<^mit.] 
 bir atcjntnnt. --general, bcr ©encral: 
 nbi.itnnt. 2. ber (ye()ii(fe. 
 
 Adjute, adjuie', ((. adjuvare) ». a. 
 6-incm helfen, Pcifit'l)cn, ©inen nnteriTiU)en. 
 
 Adjutor, adjil'iur, *. bcr ipelfer, 
 ©cljiilfe. 
 
 l^djutoriuill , ad'juti'ueu.n , «. 
 [9lnnt.] i:<\6 (2d)iiltirbmrt, ©d)iiUiTPcin. 
 
 Adjutory, ad'jilturrc, udj. Ijflfcnb, 
 t'cljiiiffid). [fcrinn, Oicljiiiftnii. 
 
 Adjutrix, adjiViiiks, «. bic i>el» 
 
 Adjuvant, ad'jilvant, adj. bdjlllf. 
 lid), niii)i!d), ftrbcriid). lbno>iieiI)iilf^mirtel. 
 
 Adjuvant, *. l. bcr OJchiiife. 2. 
 
 Adjuvate, ild'juvate, i>. «. (yincn 
 nntcriliii^en, (g-iiieni fjUfcn, Pci|lcl)cn, tlirbrr* 
 lid) fcin. 
 
 Adleg-ation, a(Jlcga'.shun, ((. nd. 
 legatio) 3. [bent. (i)cfd).] bie i>cigcreilung 
 ber 9IPgofiinbrcn bcr ilrcife jn bciun tti 
 imifcr^, 21bIcgnfiiMi. Encvc. 
 
 Adiocution, adloku'shun, (Int. ad 
 U. loqnor) s. bic ^Iiirebc. 
 
 Adinanuen.se.<« , admanucn'sez, 
 (Int.) «. pi. [gciibnir.j bic£nicn, bie nnf ba6 
 G-i'fingclluni i'd)au'rcn iniif'ten. 
 
 Adtueasure, admcih'ure, (I. ad 
 n. nietiri) v. a. I. f nbnicffcn, iiiciTrn, ni(f)en. 
 2. I 3f cf^t^fpr. j jut()cileii , niif-iiicffcn , ju. 
 
 niCffcn. Bl.ACK.STO.VE. 
 
 Admeasurement, adnie/^h'tire- 
 nient, s. 1. bie ''TOcffiing, ^lOnifffimg, ■•Mn^* 
 nicffnng; 3ii"icfTiiiig; 3iitl)eilung. 2. b<i6 
 ■0)?nf5. 3. [9{ec^t5fpr.] bie itinge gcgon bie, 
 ivcld)e ineljr, nl« ii)ncn gebiiljrt, nn fid) goj 
 jcgen (jnPen. BI.Al■KsTo^E. 
 
 Admeasiirer, adniezhiiiur. «. 
 brr ^JUi^nicfycr, ^Ibincffcr , -i^rcncr, Smiu'ffcr, 
 bcr u'cid)cr iiimifjr, jutl)ciir. 
 
 Admen.««uration, admenshiuA'- 
 .shiiii. s. tci^ 3iii"c(7cii, bie 3iitl)'"'""'n- 
 
 Aduu'ttiate, adme'sheAie, v. a. f 
 nu'iTcii, nbnicffcn. 
 
 Adminicle, admin'ekl, (Int. admi- 
 niculuni) *. bic$)iilic, 23cfL'rberiiiig, ^^ciljiilfe. 
 
 AllminiClllar, admcnlk'tilar, udj. 
 Pcl}iiipid), Ijiiifrcid). 
 
 Adminiculator,adni^nikulA'iur, 
 *. (.ftird)g.l bcr airnicnnbi'ofnt. 
 
 Administer, admin'nislur, ((. nd- 
 mini.<iirare) i>.«. I. renunlfciKbcn ©fnntU'.). 
 2. |5v'cd)r!-fpr.] nIS 'JeilnniciitfiH'(ljicl)er i'rp» 
 ivnitcn. 3. a) bnrrcid)rn, fpciibcn, niifrfteilcn 
 ibie Snfrninciur). b) crrhcilcn.niifriicilrii. o 
 iiniVPrn, gcPeii, nbiiiiniilnrfii, cJIrjcnci ic). 
 d) giPc'.i, gi-ivi"!)rcii , fpcnbcn. 4. hniibDnPtn 
 
Tale, far, fall, fat. Mc, met. Fine, fin No, move, n6p. sot. 6i1. cl6nd. Ti'ihe, tiib, fnll. t^in, THis. ] 7 
 
 ADiM 
 
 rbir &tttd)tiqteit). 5. an^tcten , )ur<^te6en 
 ceiitfn (l•i^). 
 
 Adiuiniiteran occasion of coniplaini, 
 llri"rt(^e jiir Rln^t ge&en. To - jealousy, 
 (iiftT\ud)t ftiuerfen. 
 
 Administer, ». n. l.(to) beitroneii 
 )u &tivae, &tiua6 ucrmefjrfn. 2. uenvitlrrii, 
 25crivalter fetii; (upon; (Pfivii^ ufrwaltcn. 
 
 Adillillisterialf adiuinnlste'ieal. 
 adj. [>!J>i'lit.] jur i£taiitdi>fnwiiiniii(i gel)iirifl. 
 
 AdininistrMtCf admin'iiiiitiaie, v. 
 a. I. [^IReti.) aid iirjciiei fieteii, eiiiflebtn. 
 1. gcben, f^>fll^en, f. AH minister. 
 
 Adlllinistratlon , adnunniHtri'- 
 shun, «. 1. bie 23envaltun(), ii^eiiii-ninti cDi-i' 
 Qtaati ic). 2. Die 9i;p<|ieriino, ®taAtdi<er: 
 loflftung; bat ^TOiiiitleriinn. 3. bit aSeruuil: 
 tung (ber 6Jutet einc« Serilorbfiicn). 4. tie 
 Sludfptnbung, Darmd^iiiig, 9tu£tf)eiliiiig(bfr 
 ©afranifnte) ; ertfjeiluiifl. 5. tie iE)iiiit!f)ii! 
 frung (Ber fflered)tiijfeit). 6. 6ie 03emiilt, bnt 
 9Iiut eine« 95eriunltfr«. 7. l.^nnt>e(] tr: ©tii> 
 pel, bie ^lieberliige )u diiduo in ^crii. 
 
 Adlllinistrafive, adiuin'uiatri- 
 
 dr, adj. 1. uentnltenb, 9JmuiiUung< . . ., 
 Ktgierung^ ... 2. erti)eiteHb, barrei4>enb. 
 3. 6ef)Ulfli(f>, forberli((). 
 
 Administrator, adniinni»tii'tur, 
 I. I.ber95erwiiIter,23enoei"fr(eine#(i)iite«ic.) ; 
 ^niTbl)iiber. 2. ber 9lbiiiiiii|lrnror, Zcfln- 
 mtnt&\}oniitt)n , f. Administratrix. 3. 
 lf<t)ott. 9{eif)t] bie ^pfflcr. 4. ber aSenrljfr 
 titi ®i)tte5bien|lf5; ?lu6|"peiibet (ber Snfriv 
 raente>. 
 
 AdminiMtratorsliip, aHmtnn's- 
 tri'turship, s. bai 911111 eiiies a5frn«iItiT3, 
 aSeru'cfcr*, ^JJrfeiKf* «. 
 
 Administratrix, adminnistri'- 
 t^ks, «> I. bie aSeru'iiltrriiiii, S5i'rilf(;criiin, 
 $anbl)tiberinn. 2. bieleiliiiiiciitaiu'fljiel}critiii 
 (ein 'Jraiienjiminer , infld^cd ba4 03iit eiiicS 
 ot)iie leoteii 2Git!en 55criTor(<eiieii yenualtet). 
 
 Admirable, ad'nie.lbi. (fr. admi 
 table, lot. adiiiir-ibilis) adj. boiuinbrriiC': 
 iwertl), bciDiiiiteriHiurirbig, Ijcrrllrf). tieifuct) 
 (UDii ^erfiMicu iiiib ©iirf)eii). 
 
 Admirability, admeraliil'ljte. rb. 
 
 Admirablencss, ad'mirablnes, 
 «. bie 58ea'iiiit!i'rii''<n>rirbigfcit, Irefflirfjfcit. 
 
 Admirably, ad'meralile, adv. b(: 
 rwinbcriiSiwertl; , trcifli(<), uberniii, jiir 58e.- 
 iTMJiiberiiiig. 
 
 Adil'iral, ad'm^ral, (fr. aniiml. 
 arnb. araara) ». 1. bcr^Ibmirnl. Lord liigli -. 
 ber fflrpgnbiuirnl I'oii ©iiglniib; Vice--. 
 berSijenbiiiirdl; Rear--, brri?iintrf(ibiiiirnl. 
 i. eiii foiiigl. 2)caiiitfr, ber ini Qlbiiiiraiiratt'- 
 gericjjte ben SBi'rfiO fiiljrr. 3. bai ^Ibiuimii': 
 f<l>iff. 4. ba* groge rber 5?niiptrd)itf (i-iiirr 
 i^fliibeldpDtie). 5. [(Fiitpin. u. Octjrljpi'l.J bcx 
 9lbmtrnl. 
 
 Tlie admiral's sliip, bai 9(blliiri1I$r(f)tff 
 (<ltl(() Admiral -ship). Tlie admiral's 
 flag, bie Qlogge bt6 9lbiiiir>il^. 
 
 AdmiraiNili|l, ad'm^raKliif). s. 
 We 'Jlbmiriiirdjafr, bi\6 'Jlnu eiiu'5 •Jltmirair, 
 ^^e 9lbiiiiriii^n'i'irbe. 
 
 Admiralty, ad'mjr.'lij. *. bit -Hb 
 miralirnt. Conn of -. b.if 91^llllr.lllr.u^': 
 flfnrt)r. Iiiriirffiinrre, •}iriiiir.)lir.ir'?i'i'tfii. 
 
 A d mi rnl I y ■ niessen gr rs. •JlrmiriV 
 
 Admirtttiftn, admcra-HliiiM. J. I. 
 
 Until ■deut4ch. Wortrrhurh. I. 
 
 ADM 
 
 bie Setvunberung. 2. i bai (?rflaunen (mit 
 
 'TOigbilligung), bie SSeriuunberuiiG. 
 
 2. Your boldness I with — see. Drvden. 
 
 To be taken up with — , ton ^eimnbe: 
 rung Ijtngeriffen , erfiitU fein. Note of -. 
 [®rrtmin.] bn« 2Iii«riifiiiig*jeid)eii. 
 
 Admirative, admi'rativ, adj. (Illfv 
 nifenb. - point, [®rnmm.] ba6 91iiorii: 
 fiingdjeic^cn. 
 
 Admire, admire', (fr. admirer. Int 
 admirari) c. a. I. beroinibern. 2. { feljr 
 lieben, nnbeten (eiu JJrnucniiimncr :c.) 
 
 Admired, fonberbiir, feltrnni. Shak. 
 
 Admire, ». n. (at) (id) rounbern (iiber). 
 
 Admirer, admi'rur, ». 1. ber ^c: 
 wiinberer, SBereljrer. 2. ^ ber 3liibeter, '^c= 
 iBiiiibercr, Ciebljnber. 
 
 A foolish -. ein TOnufaffe, fflimpef. 
 
 Admiring'ly, admi'ringle, adv. I. 
 init 2Jeimiiibenmg ob. SBcnuiinberung. 2. ({ 
 al* ilnbercr ^^. Siehljobcr. (bie Siilaffigfeit. 
 
 Admissibility, adnilssebiriete. s. 
 
 Admissible, admis'sebl, adj. jii: 
 U\^iid), julaffig. (liilTig. 
 
 Admissibly, admis's^ble, adv. Jl|: 
 
 Admission, admiHli'sliun, «. I. bai 
 3iilfl(Ten, bie 3ulaiimiq, (sjeil.ittung. 2. bie 
 3ulii(Tung (to. jip, Qlnfnnfjme (u. J^rembem 
 (tnio,in). 3. (5pl)iji'.l bcrBiigiiiifl ;ber5?ii3eK.>. 
 4. ber3iitritt. 5. [e:g.l bie 3ul>iffii"i3 <«'i'i'f 
 ^Beroeife*), Ginriniiiiitng. 
 
 Admit, admit', ((. adniittere)) v. a. 
 I. jiil.iffrn, aufnel)iiien (imo, iio, &iiiem 
 ben 3nrritf terilnttcn. 2. i (of) jnlaffin, 
 niiiif()iiien, gcilnttcn, iieriTaftcn (G-tiynd). 3. 
 [9i\1.) a) ben Jail iefytw, aiinel)iiien. b) nii: 
 neljinen, gelten InfTen, jiigebcn, einraunieii. 
 
 To — of one's reasons or apology, 0'- 
 nianbs (ynnibe uber (?nt|"(1)iilbigiiiigcn annel) 
 men. To — a serions thought into theniinil. 
 ernrten C*)ebanfcn 9?aiiin geben. To - of no 
 gallantry, tcine9iebe?l)iiiiti'l Ijaben. To - ot 
 any one's excusp, QenianbS {^lltfc^ulbigillin 
 aiinrhitieii. - it were so, gffi'0t, cS luiire uv 
 Kaith - s of degrees, e& fliebt lierKt'ft>em' 
 Orabe be« (i)Iaill>ril5. To - any one into 
 an oflice. (S-ineiii till 9liiit ilbertragen. To be 
 admitted a doctor, bie Doftonvilrbe rr: 
 ^nlten. A ticket — s one into a play-house. 
 iiiitfiiiem93i(letraiin man in'^IIjctiter oeljeii. 
 
 Admittable, admit'tabl, adj. ^lu 
 laiTifl. J"flf<lf''e" rcerben fonnenb. 
 
 Admittance, adm't'tanse, «. I. 
 bie 3u(iiifiing, 9lufiia()me. 2. ber 3ufritt. 3. 
 t ICrg.) bie O'inrannuing (eiiie5 ©aljre), 
 3iigebuiig.4.bie(5'iiifriljrniig(eine«^^rie(ti'r^). 
 
 By surrender and -, [9{e(()ti5rpr.) eiui' 
 ■ijlfre, u'obiirrf) bie llebergabe ber (f-rbjiiu*: 
 giitrrSratt fillbet. You are a gentleman ot 
 great -, f 01)1; iverbct in ben ffleiVllfdjafnii 
 ber (i)rpficn jiigelaucn. Shah. To give -. 
 ben 3urritt geilatteu. To gain - into . .. 
 ju.U'liiiTi'n luerbeii (in), hiiirinfoinmen (iii). 
 
 Admitter, admit'tur, «. ber, iveh 
 (t)er iiil.iijr« (i" ein 9lint) einii'il)rr. 
 
 Admix, admiks', (lat. admiseere) v. 
 u, beiniirdKii. 
 
 Admixtion, admiks'tslnm. s. 
 [(Fhem.l Me SBeimiutiing, ber 3iimi). 
 
 Admixture, admiks'tsbiirp. s. tie 
 Wifi1)iMig (bie flemir(1)rc ®iib|lanj niib t.if 
 'JlJiiitjen), Sriiniirtjiiufl. 
 
 ADO 
 
 Admoni.slt, admoa'nfsh, (lot ad- 
 inonere) v. a. I. erinnern , erma^iien; 
 (against, of; warnen (I'or). 2. [fan. y<cii}t] 
 (S-iiiem eiiien SBermeid gcbcn (of ob. against, 
 iibcr). [ber ^rinnerer, ermaljncr, 2Cariu'r. 
 
 Admonislier, admon'ni.shiir. jc. 
 
 Aflmonisltment , adnion'Mi<h. 
 ment, *. CicG'riiinerung, Grinafjniinn, 5i5ar: 
 niina. 
 
 Admonition, admonish'un, s. I. 
 bie G-rma()nnng, 2i5arnnng, G-rinncrung. 
 ber 25eni>ei3. 2. [^ircf)bi5c.] biM '>)}?ai)ii; 
 fdjreibcn. [«. * bcrSiftenprcbiger. Hookeh. 
 
 AdiEIOnitioner, admnnish'iiniir, 
 
 Admonitive, admon'etiv, a^j. er< 
 innernb, erinaljnent. Barrow. 
 
 Aflmonitor, admon'netur, «. ber 
 ©rinnerer, 213iirncr, ©rmufjiur. 
 
 Admonitory, admon'n^turre, adj. 
 eriiinernb, criiiiifjnenb, ivnrneiib. 
 
 Admortization,admorteiA'shun, 
 s. [geubalr.] bie aSeriuunMiing eiiieS 03rnnb! 
 ftiirfcS ober ^pac^tguteS in ein unueriiuger= 
 H<l)t& (sjut. Encyc. 
 
 Adm(»ve, admoov', (Inf. admoverc) 
 V. a. nalje bringen, naljern. Browm. 
 
 Admurmmration, adniumnira'- 
 
 shuii, ((. adiiHirniMrare)*. f bOfiSuinurmelll. 
 
 Adnascent, adnas'sent, (lat. ad- 
 nascens) ndj. an pber nnf Qtmai luac^fenb. 
 
 Adnata, adnA'ta, (I. SHJ.)*. i.[9inat.] 
 ba^ iDci^e <!lugenl)mit(f)en. 2. [3oul. u. fQot.] 
 
 Adnatatunica , Idnatatu'neka, 
 (lat. ad u. natus) «. 1. [2lnot.] bie gcmein: 
 ri1)aftlid)e-2liinfnljaut. 2. [Sot.] bcr'i!liidiuii(f)». 
 
 Adnate, adnAte', (lat. aduasci) adj. 
 1*5301.] angeiuadjren. Martv.n. 
 
 Adnoun, adnoun', «. [©ramm.] 
 baS 'i)ciiurrr, Slbjeftio. 
 
 Ado, adoo', (a $raf. n. do) ». i. ba& 
 Ifjun, Ireiben, 2Befen, iliifljeben, ber Sarin, 
 ba6 fflcrauf(i). 2. bie «SKul)e, ©d)ii)ierig?eit, 
 lifu^ivcrbe. 
 
 What - is here? iva« ifl bni5 fur Ctn 
 Ireiben? Much - about nothing, oiel Oars 
 men um 9iicf)t5. Without any more -, 
 o(;ne uicl GJeraufc^. We had much - to 
 forbear laughing, roit fouuten uni faum 
 be6 2a(tiei\i entljalten. 
 
 Adolescence, ad6les'slnse.^(l.ir. 
 
 AdoleSCency, adoles'slnse.^ado 
 
 lescentia) s. bai !^ui\Qlii\QiaUtr, bieOugeub. 
 
 Adolescent, Idules'sent, s. ndj. 
 
 Jung, grog luerteiib. [9lboip^. 
 
 AdctlpllllS , adol'fus, «. Qlboif, 
 
 Adonic, ado'iiik, («(/■. [^oer.JaboiiiKlj. 
 
 Adonic, *. ['i}5oef.]berabonii"d)e2Jer?. 
 
 Adonis, adu'n's, t. I. [-;))ri)tl).] <21bo> 
 ni?. 2. i ein rd)oner 3i"ingliiig, 91boni«. 3. 
 [Sor.] bai 9lboni5ri!'^rt)eii. [iiiilrn. 
 
 Adonists, ado'n'sts, t. pi. bie 91bo< 
 
 Adonize, adonLe', (fr. adouiser) 
 V. II. J l)eraii^piiO<'n. 
 
 Adoors, adors', (a $riif. u. door) 
 (if/i>. oor ober an ber lljur. 
 
 Ad<»|*t, adopt', (lar. adoptaro v. a, 
 I. ? an ivinbeiilaif anneljmeti, nboptirrn, 
 anfiiiben (and) f). 2. i a) annelmien leine 
 •Weiiiiiiig), t>eipi}id)ffn (einrr eiiiiiiigi. bi 
 ben 23or$iig gebeii 'eiiirr <Sad)e). 
 
 2. bi Which mode » ill \ou - .MVebstcr. 
 
 2 
 
IS FAtp. f?.r, fall. fat. ML mot. Fine. f?n. NA. m6ve. n6r. g&t, 6il, riSAd. TAhe, (rth, fi^FI. t^in. Trn.<». 
 
 ADO 
 
 To adopt another man'ii works, bie 
 
 SSJiTfe eincs «!Intcrn nl^Me \emci(nbetv([^tm 
 vt. fid) picinnen. [91nnnl)nie 1)6. 2Snl)I. 
 
 Adoptertly, adop'tetlle. adi>. fciircf) 
 Atlopter, aclop'tilr. *. 1. ber Wer- 
 tirenSe, ainiieljnier e'me& Rint^ei. 2. [CI)!'!!!.] 
 tie .'RiniScnfntion$r5()re. Ignited-, bieWliilj: 
 
 jttloption, adop'shim, ». 1. iai 
 
 ginndjmcn, Me Qlnnafjme nn Kinbti ©tntt, 
 
 91bt>ptiiMi, bne ginfinben. 2. i ba6 "Bcippid); 
 
 ten; 9Iiinel}mcii, bie 9IiitMl)tiic (eiiier ^yiieu 
 
 niintj Jc); bie 2DnI;l; 9liinel)nninfl, t>(\6 '^f. 
 
 frrunben (nitt bent Snffer jc). 3. bie «Un= 
 
 iinhmc, 9IbDpHpn (in pnfT. 23ebeutnng). 
 Atloptive, adop'tiv, adj. 1. nn^in: 
 
 bc«®tnttnnnc^mfnb. -father, bcr^lboptii'; 
 
 rater. 2. an SinbcS ©tatt nngenDmnicu; 
 
 - children, nbpptirte^inber, QJbpptivfinber. 
 
 3. f fremb. (nnnfmnnntnie (£nd)c. 
 
 Adoptive, *■ ber, bie sjlboprirte, bie 
 Aflurable, ado'rabl, adj. fln&ctuno^! 
 
 luurbifl, nnt'ctunn*tvertf). 
 
 AdorablenesS, ado'rablnes. «. 
 bie gintetunn^nuirbinfcit. [tiinn^mertl). 
 
 Aflorably? adA'rSblc, adv. nnbc: 
 
 Afl»rat, ad'orat. *. [(I(;eni.i eiu &(■■ 
 nMrf)t WW I'ier ^funbcn. 
 
 Adoration, ^dAri'shun, ». l. bie 
 SmU'etmifi (OJotteS). 2. i a) bie «Un6etung. 
 b) bie 93eret)ninfl. 
 
 Adore, adAre', (M. adorare) p. a. 
 
 1. anlH'ten. 2. 1 a) nnbeten, leibcnf<f)afrlid) 
 lictcn. b) oerefiren. 
 
 Adoreiiient, adore'mcnt, ». bie 
 9tii['ctiin<i, 2?frc(;niiir|. 
 
 Adorer, ado'rur, «. I. § u. 1 ber 
 9tiitctcr, 93mt)rer(0)LHte«, bcr^nl)r()citK.) 
 
 2. i ber 9ln('etcr (eincg 5-rnucn}immcr«). 
 Adorn, adorn', (Int. adornare) v. a. 
 
 I. fdjmiirfcM, uerrd)i:Miern , jicrcn. 2. i I'er; 
 l)errlid)fn. 
 
 Adorn, t. "•■' ber ©c^niurf. Spekser. 
 
 Attorn, adj. « (]erd)mu(ft, flejiert. 
 
 Adorner, ador'mir, I. ber Sierer, 
 SBcriicrcr, (S-incr, ber Qtwai fdjiiiiirft. 
 
 Adornment, adom'mcnt, *. T ii. 
 1 ber ed)iiui(f, -Sierrnft), bie SBerjierinifl, 
 S5rrrd)i:MirruniV [ed)nui(f. 
 
 Adorninf;*, ador'nmg , s. brr 
 
 AdoK, ados', I. [•TOeb.] bn6 ®ta()l: 
 nmjTir. 
 
 Ado.SClllation, adoskul^'shun, s. 
 (Int. ail u. osculatio) *. [!Bot.] bit S8efriid)= 
 tiinfl. ExcYC. Crabiie. 
 
 AdoSSed, adnsst'. (fr. adossc) adj. 
 [fi*iTlb.lriirfIin(i*nnrinanber fleilcdt. Enc^c. 
 
 Ado\«'n, admin', (a ^)>rnf. II. down) 
 adv. 1 l)inn6 (niif ben 2iobrn). 2. unten, 
 ()irnirben. .1. (i'i>n oOen) ^crnb, niebcrumrt*. 
 
 Ad«»\%'n, praep. 1. wn . . . fjernb 
 obrr nii'ber irine ^bnveflunfl i>iMi cfceii mid) 
 nnteii). 2. ubernfl unten cber in (cineni 
 Ihnic !c.). 
 
 Adpercepti(»n, adpcrslp'tslmn. 
 tint. I s. t |')5md)ol.i H6 Sell'ilbrivuDtrein, 
 bie Si'il'rtl'ei'd)nniinrt. 
 
 Adraoiine, adiak'nc. * [^i>t.l bie 
 gibrndiiie, ber p-rbt'errrMilrnud}. 
 
 Adra^^anfll, r Tragacanlh. 
 
 A«iraillire, ndramlre'.p.n. |iKixl)t#! 
 ft)r.) firt) jiir CSTiuIliiiifl rinr* SBtripridjenf 
 
 ADU 
 
 uor fflericf)t ucrbinben. [&nn<5f, hir<t)tf(\m. 
 Adread, adred', adv. « in jjurc^t, 
 
 AdreCtare, adrnkta're.^ V. a. 
 AdreCtate, adrek'tate, 5 [9{ed>t£- 
 
 fpr.J entrd)nbi!]cn. 
 
 AdriaA, a'drean. c.^lbrinn, 5pnbrinn. 
 
 Adriatic, adreat'ik, adj. nDrintifd) 
 — *. bns nbriatifd)e 'DJeer. 
 
 Adrift, adritt', (nnoetf. adrifan, 
 gedriinn; drifan, treiben) adv. 1. treibenb, 
 tax 'iiJeUen jiini ©picle. 2. i nuf bn* &e- 
 v<\ti)t\wi)l. [bie '•Jtnfcr lid)teu. 
 
 To break — from the moorings, [OJinv.j 
 
 Adrogrntion, adr6ga'sirun , (KU, 
 ad u. rogure; *. [rmn. 3{ed)tJ bie »Unnnl;mc 
 nn AVinbeS ©tntt einer ^erfon, bie nid)t 
 iiicljr initer uiucrlidjer ©eiunlt |tel)t. Encvc 
 
 Adroit, adroit', (fr. adroit) adj. f|e 
 fc^icff, flfivnnDt, pfiffig, uerfdjingen; bcljenbe 
 
 Adroitly, adrolt'le, adv. Qi(d)i(f:, 
 geiimubf; t>cl;enbe. Chesterhei.d 
 
 Adroitness, adruit'nes, t. bie &e 
 l'd)icflid)teii , ©eiuonbtljeit, SSerrd)lngcMl)eit ; 
 ijel^enbigfeit. Houne 
 
 Adry, adrl', (nngelf. adrigan; adv 
 buriliij, trt'rfcn. Spectator. 
 
 Adscititious, adsetlsh'Tis, (Int. 
 adscisceie) adj. tjiniiitjciet^t, beigefiigt, cr; 
 borgr, Ijiiijiigctljan, 'Jieben . . . Warton. 
 
 AdstrictiOU, adHtrlk'shun, (Int. 
 
 adstringere) s. 1. l'))iCb.J t)H6 Surnnuuen! 
 
 .jicljeii, aSerfd)liegen (burd) ^UutTdjlnge). 2. 
 
 bie 3iif'T"'"eiird)liut'i"ig/ SSerjlopfung. 
 
 Adstric tory, > . . 
 .... . '; J 1. Aitringent. 
 
 Adjjtrin'i^ent, 5 
 
 Aditlaria, aduiA'r^a, «. [O^tincrnlg.l 
 ber innjd)i'lHirinige JJclDipntl). Ci.eavei.and. 
 
 Adulate, adjiitate, (lot. adulari; 
 V. a i"d)nu'td)eln (Gincni). 
 
 Adulation, adjula'shun, «. t>a& 
 ©d)intid)flii, bie ©d)ineid>clei. Shak. 
 
 Adulator, ad'julatur , «. brr 
 ©d)nicid>lcr. (rt^nieidjell^.ift, fd)uicic^Icri|"c^. 
 
 Adulatory, ad'jillaturre , adj. 
 
 Adu'latreSS, ad'Julalren, s. bie 
 @d)nicid)UTinn. [ivadjfcn. 
 
 Adult, adult', (Int. adultus) adj. tX 
 
 Adult, *. ber, bie G-nundjicne. 
 
 Adulter, adiirtiir, (int. adulterare) 
 e. M. fi)rtircd)cn, G-fjcbrud) begcljen. 
 
 Adulterant, adtil'turant, t. 1. ber 
 (5-|)tbrcd>rr, bie (yljebredjcrin. 2. ber SBerfaU 
 rd)er; biiS Sfierfoirdjeube. 
 
 Adulterate, adul'turite, c. n. 
 cl)(bv(ct)tn, (S-I;cl'rud) bcge!;cn. 
 
 Adulterate, v. a. 1. t>erfnir(<)cn 
 (<IGnnren, ■OJfetnlie, aSein ic). Bovi.e. 2. 
 i i>erbcrlu'n (cine 6prnd)e, ben ®erd)ninrf). 
 
 Adulterate, part. p. adj. l. el;e> 
 bred)erird>. 2. l i<erfali"djt ; ucrborbeii. 
 
 Aclulterateness , adniturite- 
 nes. I. bie 93eriaird)iing, ajerfnlfdjrljrit. 
 
 Adulteration, adultiira'shi'm. t. 
 1. iiii SBiTi'aifdjen , bie a5erfaird)HMg <brr 
 -Wetnlle, SiJiuie, ajnnren). 2. b<u9Serinird)f' 
 fern, bie 25rrfiiird)nng. lbred)rr. 
 
 Adulterer, adul'iurur. «. ber &he> 
 
 AduliereMN, adul'ture!>, «. bie&lK' 
 brrdiiriiiii. 
 
 Adulterine, adi'l'tiirnie. adj. 1. 
 J im 0-iu-l'riid)r erjriiflt. 2. f I'erfolfdjt , uii-- 
 iid)t; ijii(ergri'<l)cbeii. 
 
 ADV 
 
 Adulterine, «. im im Qfjttnttlt 
 
 erjeugtc itinb. 
 
 Adulterous, Idul'turus, adj. 1. 
 cl)ebred)erif4. 2. i unnd^t, untergefrftoeen, 
 uerborben. [e^cbredjerifct). 
 
 AdulterOUSly, adul'turusle. adv. 
 
 Adultery, adul'trirc, *. i. ber(*I)es 
 bnid). 2. ± bie iBerfnifcfjung. 3. (in nit. OJe. 
 fetjen) bie eijebrec^crn niiferlegte ©trnfe. 4. 
 |i^ird)g.] bie ii»iberred)tlid)e SBefi^ergreifung 
 eine« <BiStl;iim« lunljrenb bc5 Seben^ iei 
 iMi'd)iif6. 5. (bei nit 9inturf.) bnfi ^fropfen 
 ber Sjnunte. 
 
 Adultness, adult'nls, *. bn« (5r» 
 mnd^renrein, bi\6 ermncfjfene Sifter. 
 
 Adumbrant, adum'brant. adj. n6» 
 rd)nttenb, roi) nbbilbenb, im llmriiTe. 
 
 Adumbrate, adum'brate, (Int. 
 adunibrare) v. a. 1. nbfc^nttcn , iiud}tiq 
 entivcrfen, iTijjircn. 2. f nbrd)n(teit ((^tiund). 
 
 Adumbration , adiinibrA'.<ihun, 
 ». 1. bn« Slbfdjntten, ber fTfirfjtige, crfle &nU 
 mnf, bie 9lb|"(f)nttung, ©fi3jc. 2. [^crlb.] 
 ber ©d)ntten (einer gigiir). Dicr. 
 
 To make an — of what we mean , ntlt 
 bie 5?nlfte uon betn fngen, mai mnn benft. 
 
 Adunation, aduna'-shun, (I. unus) 
 s. t bic25ercinignng, Wnigiina, SBerbinbung. 
 
 Aduncity, adun'seie. (Int. adun- 
 citas) s. bie jlriiinnie, ipnfeiifJrniigfeit. 
 
 Aduncous, adMn'kus.)^^/". fnimm, 
 
 Adunque, adunk', ) f)nfenfrir. 
 niig, tjnfig, gcbogcn. Bacow. 
 
 Adure, adiire', (Int. adurere) v. a. 
 t I'erbrennen. Bacos. 
 
 Adust, adust', ^ adj. 1. pfr« 
 
 Adusted, adus'ted,^ bmnnt, per* 
 feiigt. 2. 1 a) I)fftig Oorn :c.). b) brfid^iia. 
 c) (-Web.! enfjiinbet, ^iljiig. [brennlid^, 
 
 Adiistible, adus'tcbl, adj. per* 
 
 Adustion, adus'tshun , s. 1. bie 
 93cr6rennnng; ber !8rnnb. 2. ['OTeb.] bie 
 (J-ntjiinbunfl (beS SBInteS ic.). 
 
 Advance, advanse', (fr. avanccr) 
 p. a. 1. I'orrurfen (einen ©tiil;! tc.), nnrtU 
 den, pormnrtd bringen ober rfirfen. 2. erf)e* 
 ben, I'cforbetn (Oemnnben in eiiicm 9lnife) 
 3. nufflcffen, uorbringen, nugern, beljniipten 
 (einc Wcinung). 4. pornusfdjirfen (DPr^er* 
 fngeii). 5. 6efd)Iciiuigen, beft^rbern. 6. ppr* 
 jief)en. 7. (I unb ? perfjerrlicfjen , ju (ffjren 
 briiigen, crljo^en. 8. pori"(<)iegen (®eib). 
 
 Honor me so much as to — this jewel ; ac- 
 cept and wear it, crjcigc niir bie Q-f)re, bie* 
 feni j?leiiu>be f)i!'f)ern ®Innj jii gebcii ; niniin 
 e6 nn unb trng e«. Shak. To - one'* 
 calling, fcinen 58eruf oerljerrlidjen. Ad- 
 vanced work, [Srieg!?bCI b.i^ SSmvetf. 
 Advanced, in bie $ol)e gr')p('fn. Shak. 
 To - the price (of), ben ^reid (einer 
 ©nd)e) erl)ii|)en. Advanced price*, 
 hpniibel) l)Pl)r $reife. Ad vanced age, ein 
 iHTfleriirfffe filter. Advanced iii years. 
 in o'l')'"''" I'lTgerucft. 
 
 Advance, v. n. I. prrrilrfen (pen 
 eiiiem 5peerc) , niiriirfen, piTbringrii, ppt» 
 iv.irtfflchen. 2. i (in) jiinehnirn din ifent* 
 niiTeii :f.), JJiTrfdjritte nindjeiidn;. 3. [^au» 
 bel) fleiflfu (luMi $rrireM). 
 
 To - on the last bidder, (bei ^InfttOi 
 iirii) ben Se^trii uberbieteii. To - Id |>ric*, 
 [•piinbei] niifrd)ingrn, iiu $rriff (leig^M. 
 
Tkte, far, fall, fat. M*, met Fine, fin. N6, move, n5r. got. 6il, c'Mtl '\\\he, tub, fiMl. tliin, THis. 1ft 
 
 ADV 
 
 Advance, «. l. baS 9Sorri!(fen (tints 
 S^tTti) , 95DrrcnrtS(jef)en ; unb ± tai 95pr« 
 ri'iifcii, eie SSefprPerung (in rinent Stniteic). 
 2. !"?f)ijf-] 6rt« (Jortructen (ber ©i-nne). 3. 
 1 bie giii«t>i(6iino <~^ti ®ci|le« ic). 4. ber 
 fT!le Sdjritt, urn fid) ©inftn ju nnfjern, bii4 
 G-urflfgfiifommen , brr 'Mntrng (M* JJeijiing 
 jii (^nud*). 5. ber JJ'>rtr<^r''t ('" 2Difffn= 
 fcfciiften, (?ntb«fungen if.) ; JJortflnnn- 6- bie 
 (5Tl)p()iing , SSerbeffmmg. 7. [«rieg66f.] 
 b,i«2Jorwfrf. 8. [$anbfl| - cb. - money, 
 a) btr 9Jorfd)iie (o. ®eft>); b) bit <PrSmie; 
 c) baS ifxinbgerb. 9. (in auftionen) ba« 
 l)el)fre ®«6ot. 
 
 To be upon -, tm ajprrrfiiiffe ftin. To 
 make - «, I. Ginem entgegfnfpinmen. 2. 
 (^Jftb Uorf(^te(Sen. To make large - « to 
 any one, G'incni Bitf (5)ffb I'prfdjicgfn. To 
 make the neceisary -a, ba« nftljige (5)clb 
 I'orft^iefien. In -, I uprn, i<prnu«. 2. uer; 
 nil«, jum SBpmu*. To be in - lo any one a 
 tlinusand pounds etc., tniifenb ^fiinb met)r 
 fingeltgt :c. f)nben, nl« etn Slnbfrft. 
 
 Advance-guard, [<n?i(it.J ber SJof; 
 pi^ilen, bie 95orroiirf)e. 
 
 Advancement, Sdvante'ment, t. 
 
 1. brt* aSorrurfen, Jprtrurfen. 2. t bie S5e; 
 prberung (eine< 55eamtcn, DffijierS). 3. bie 
 li^rlp^niing, ber Sorjiig, bie Q\)tt. Shak. 
 4. ber JJortfc^ritt, bn« (frnporfomtnen , bie 
 9liifiiflf)me (ber 2Di(Tenrd)flften) ; bn« 2Dn(<)«; 
 tijiim. 5. (to) bie (f'rljebung (rtuf benXfjron). 
 6. bn« Ceibgebinge einer SJrnu ic. Sherman. 
 
 Advancer, advan'sur, $. 1. ber 
 SBefiirberer , ffloimer. 2. [<JDnibinfvr.] bie 
 aiiigcn ' ober 2Ceib(Vroffe, ber ©i^lVrie^ef. 
 
 AdvanCive, advan'siv, adj. be> 
 fSrbemb. 
 
 Advaniag-e, advan'tadje,(fr. avan- 
 tage) «. I. ber iSortf)ei(, (sjcivinn, 9?ii^cn 
 
 2. ber aScrt^eif (in einer ©(^(ft(f)t). 3. bn« 
 ncbergen)i(^t, bie lleberlegenljeit. 4. ber SJor: 
 tl)ei(, bn« 9Jort»)ei(f)nfte, ber mit einer ©nrfje 
 rcrbunbene SBortfieif. 5. ber 95orjng Q)tt> 
 r)li5«f< ic.). 6. bie gunflige fflelcgcnljeit, be^ 
 ouetne 3"t- 7. bflS (iJnabengef^enf. 8. bie 
 Siignbe, ber Ueberfc^u^. 9. f &« 3in«. 
 tai 3ntere(Te. Shak. 
 
 To lell a thing to -, Qtwai mit &t 
 jvinn, j)ortt)ei(f)iift uerfnufcn. To lend upon 
 -. nuf i8Drtf)eiI (eifjen. To Iiave - over . ., 
 fibcrlegen fein (©ineiti). To make ober to 
 (;ike - of . ., Gineni i'crnu6 fein, ben 55or; 
 fpning ne^nieii. To get an - of . ., ben 
 55i'rtl)ei(, bie Dberijnnb (jiibcn uber ... To 
 take Db. make — of every ihing, to turn 
 every tiling to one's -, aui Slflem SJor^ 
 riu'il iiel)en, fi(t) ^^('^ )<> ^In^en niac^eii. 
 To tlie best -, im beilen Ci(f)te, nuf ba« 
 93i>rtf)eilf)nfte|le , nni 93L>rtf)ciII;nftr|len. By 
 way of -, a\i CSJefrfjenf. Shak. At more 
 -, bei befferer 2DeiIe, bei nicfjr ^cile. He'll 
 remember witli - s, er luirb fi(() bnrnn er^ 
 inncrn, rocnn ti mit OKcrfmnien ucrfefjen 
 i|^, pic i()m (»elegfn()eir bnju gebeii. Shak. 
 
 Advantage, v. a. l. im vcrtf^eil: 
 Ijiifrcn 2ict)re jeigen, bfiorbern. 2. (Jinenij 
 finbringrn, einrragen, nii^en, i<ortl)eill)aftfeiM.| 
 
 3. iiutjfn, bt'iiiiQen. Smak. 
 AdvantaK-ealllevadvan'iadjeabl.j 
 
 •Wi. f iHTtlirilhiifr, nrii>li(1). 
 
 jftdvautaifed, advau'iiged, p. p 
 
 ADV 
 
 u. adj. (0. ^erfonen) mit SBorjijgen nu«ges 
 flattet. What is a man advantaged, if 
 etc . 113(18 geminnt man, roenn ic. 
 
 Advantag-e-g-round, advan'- 
 taje- grm'ind, *. bic i'Drtf)ciIf)nfte ©tedimg. 
 
 Advantag-eoiIS, advanta'ju$,a(f;. 
 oortf)eirf)(ift, nu^lid), gunflig. 
 
 Advantageously, advanti'jus 
 li, adv. pprtfjeiifjnft, mit iWu^en. Arbdthjiot. 
 
 Advantag-eousness, advauta'- 
 jusnes, *. bie 5iu$(>(irfcit, 9?u(jlid)feit. 
 
 Advectitious, advlktlsh'us, adj. 
 eingetflirt, nuSliinbifc^), fremb. 
 
 Atlvene, advene', (lilt, advenire) i>. 
 n. + fjiniufptninen (uon ©iif^cn). 
 
 Advenient, advc'neunt, ndj. \j'm: 
 jufommenb (pon ©ndjen), jMfadig. 
 
 Advent ad'vent, *. Uiirdji.] ber 
 Slbi'cnt. [jiigefommen (I'on ©iicfjfin. 
 
 Adventlne, aHvin'iln. adj. t l)in- 
 
 Adventitlous, adventisli'iis. adj. 
 f)in}iigefpminfn, }iifn([ii]. iinii'ereiUlicf), frcm^, 
 
 Adventitiously, adveutish'iuic, 
 adj. jufiiflig. 
 
 Adventive, advln'tiv, adj. « ijins 
 jiigefommen, iiifiiflig, unmefcnrlid). Bacow 
 
 Adventive, * f c'"f "P" nufiV'irt^ 
 fommenbe ^perfim pb. ©i'(t)e. Bacok. 
 
 Adventry, adven'tii, «. t bie tiu- 
 terncfjmung. [■JIbpent bctrrffenb. 
 
 Adventual, adven'tsliual, adj. bcn 
 
 Adventure , adven'lMhure , (fr. 
 aventure) t. 1. bii* ^Ibenteiicr, ^iignli'itf- 
 2. ber 3iifnfl, 0)lilrf«fiifl. 3. iai (S-reignif!. 
 4. [ Seel). ] bie gcnuigte <J)nnbf(iSMntcrnclj> 
 miing, bn« Wifi'D, OJiignifj, 0iit nuf ber 
 ®ce. Gross -, bie Sobmerei. 
 
 By -, upn iingcfiifjr. Bill of-, fSfef).] 
 ein Snbfcfjein Pber 3rii(l)tt>rief fiir nuf (*)c: 
 f,-,^r u. ilPiuu ..I 2>cr|'enbtr«ii.'fnbenf ?Jn(i» 
 ren, bo; 6ptfulatip,.6Prief. At a'l a ''ven- 
 tures, nufs (sjerntljrippljl, nuf gut (SJIurf. 
 
 Adventure, (fr. aventnrei) V. a 
 lungcn, in 0)efnl)r ober nufs Sj^icl feljen. 
 
 Adventure, o. n. e^n-ngen, fid) 
 untcriTcljen, fic^ erfuljnen, fid) (^iiitiusipngcn. 
 
 Adventurer, adven'tsiiurm, *. i. 
 ber iJlbentcurer, (sjliirftfritter, "JBngeljalS. 2. 
 (Jincr, ber fid) pber Gtiun« lungt; (.<?.iubcl| 
 merchant-adventurer, tct <VC' laiir, 
 llnterneljmer nuf gut OMcf. 
 
 Adventuresome, advcn'tsln'ir- 
 sum, orfj. f filjn, periufgen.ipnflffjnlilg ; ipngiid). 
 
 A€lventure8omene.ss,a(iven'- 
 t:ihursumnes, «■ bie 93eripfgcu()cit , SliH)n-- 
 l)cit; ^Bnglic^feit. 
 
 Adventurous, adven'tshAms, 
 adj. I. fii()n, oeripfgen, i»ngef)rting (p. ^n-. 
 foncu). 2. nbenteucrli(<), ipnglidj, penuegen 
 (ppu (Snd)cn). Trimblix. 
 
 Adventurously, Sdven'tsiiili- 
 usie, adv. periuegeu, nbentcncrlid); lungiirf;. 
 
 AdventurousneMS,adven'tshur- 
 iisnes. *. I. bn8''2JbcnteuerIid)rcin, bn6 nt'eu; 
 tcurrlid)e SBefen, 2Dngel)nlflgfeiu. 2. bie 
 5[Cnglid)feit. 
 
 Adverit, Sd'verb, (Int. adverbium) 
 t. [(5)ramm.) 1>ai 5?cbeniuprt, 9tbpiT('iiim. 
 
 Adverbial, advlr'beal, adj. ucbi'll: 
 uiprrlic^, nbprrbiiilifd). 
 
 Aflverbially, adver'bealle, ado. 
 Mcbruiui^Ttlid), nbperbinlifd). 
 
 ADV 
 
 Adversable, advlr'sabl, f. Con- 
 trary. 
 
 Adversaria, advlrsi'rea, (f. 20.) 
 pi. s. 1. bie Sc<)rei6tnfe(. 2. bn« ^uHcftnne. 
 enbut^. 
 
 Adversary, ad'vlrsar^. *. i. ber 
 (SJcgncr; S23i^crfnd)cr. 2. |i ber ^SJibfrinrfirr 
 (leufel). - adj. entgcgcngefcOt, juiuiber, 
 0)egen .... 
 
 Advetsative , advlr'sai'v . adj. 
 fWrnmm.] cntgegrnfd}cnb , cinen (i)egcnfn$ 
 beific^ncnb Ceine ^^pnrrifcf :c.). - ». bne^ eis 
 nen ©egenfn^ bejci(^nenbe SBort, 9Ibperfni 
 tii'iim. 
 
 Adverse, Id'vlrs?, (fnt. adversus) 
 adj. 1, luibrig , in entgcgeiigcfeljtcr ?;id)tung 
 ipirfenb, jMuiber, cntgcgen (51Biube tc). 
 •2. i roibrig. - fortune," bn6 iuibrige(\ier(^irf, 
 "»?i|lgcfc^irf . - party , bie ©cgenpnrtei , ber 
 (^5rgiicr. 
 
 Adverse, .idverse', V. a. * ©ineni 
 entgcgenipirfen, cntgegentjnnbefn. Gowee. 
 
 Adversely, ad'vlrseic, nrfp.ipjbrig, 
 ungdlctlitft, juiuibcr; gnnj nnberS. 
 
 AdverscneSS, ad'vlrsenes, «. « 
 I. ber ^JBiberfprut^. 2. ber fd)Ifd)tc (Frfpfg. 
 
 Adversity, advlr'sete, t. 1. bie 
 •HJibenunrtigfeit, bie Irubfnf, ber llnfnfl (nl« 
 Urfndte). 2. bie 'Jtott), tnS ©(cub (nfS 3u|Tnnb). 
 
 Advert, advert', ((nt. advertere) v. 
 ». ao) niifmcrfen, pprji'igdd) ndjten, 9ld)t 
 gfl'CM. feine5Iufmerffnmfeit rift)tcn, nufmerf* 
 fnm fein (nuf), &t\\>ai bt<\d)ten. 
 
 Advert^ v. a. I. * nniucifen, 6crntf)ct> 
 (ot'tnnnben). 2. To -the mind to . . , feine 
 'Jlufnu-rffnmfeit Y\d)ten (nuf). 
 
 Advertence, advlr'tense.) s. bie 
 
 Advertency, advlr'tense,) 3Iuf» 
 iiierffnmfeit, 9lc^tfnmfeit. 
 
 Advertent, advlr'tlnt, acfj. auf> 
 nicrffnm, ndjtfnm. 
 
 Advertise, advertize', V. a. I. 
 (any one of any tiling) bennd)ri(^tigPM. MUs 
 trrricl)ren (dimn ppu G-tipnij), e-incm Qt\vn& 
 (HTidjten, ©inem 9ind)ric^)t geDeu (ppu). 2. 
 iwiirucn, erinnern. 3. iiiffentlitf) bcfnnut mni 
 d)e\\, nnjeigen (in 3'e't'iiigi'n k.). 
 
 That can my part in him -, ber melne 
 "ipcrfpn gnui jn pcrtretcii im ©tnnbe iff. 
 .Shak. Advertising, nufllierffnm. Shak. 
 
 Advertisement, advcr'tf^ment 
 
 pCcr advertize'nient , (fr. avertisseiiient) s. 
 I. bie aSennc^ric^tiguug, yi(id)vid)t, ber 25e= 
 ridjt. 2. bie 2Bntnung, (Frinueruug; ber 
 9tnt(), bie mprnlifc^e (frmnfjuuiig. 3. bie 
 Ptfenrlid)e 9InPi"inbigung, aiuicige (in i8(nt« 
 tern), bnS 9ipcrtiffemcnt. 
 
 Advertiser, advlrtJ'zur, «. i. ber 
 ■Qlnjcifler, !8cnnd)ricf)rigcr; ((finer, ber(5tipn« 
 in finer 3citung niijcigf) ber ^(njciger. 2 
 bn* atnjcigeblntt, ber SInjciger (Sfitung 'O. 
 
 Advesperate, advls'jiiiite, (int. 
 
 ad u. vesperus, gr. hesperos) v. n. 3(benb 
 lucrben. 
 
 Advice, advise', «. I, bie 9?nd)rid)t, 
 ber 93erid)t. 2. bn« m\tcd)ten , ber 5fnrl), 
 •!lurd)lng, bie Wfiiiuiig. 3. ber (gegrtene) 
 3{iUl), bie SBnrnung. 4. bie llebrrlcguiig, 
 CSrii'iigung, Mi 'Bebfiifeii, bie 33iTarl)r(^ln» 
 giing, llmfTdjr, a3prfid)r, .ftliigheir, brr SHe< 
 bnd)r. Shak. 5. bie P^iiifid)r. Shak. 
 
 A letter of -, [^aiibfij ber 'Srridjt^brief, 
 
no FAte. f?.r. ffill, fat. ML nipt. FInp. fin. m, mive. nftr, ^St. 6il, rlAAd. Ti^be, tuh. fv^ll. t^in, THU. 
 
 ADV 
 
 Vviibtitf. To take advice (with), mU5e' 
 tnaiit }ii 9?ntl;e geijen, riU()rJ)la3en (tiiit). 
 To asli - (of any one), (Iff) f"' 3entnn6 
 Statl)^ cr^i^Ien. Upon -. bci genniier 33e; 
 ri'icfft(f)fioiing. Upon good -, mit giitcni 
 (i)nint'e. On his more -, wenii er nud}tet= 
 ner luirb. By my -. nnrf) metuetn 9fatf;c. 
 
 Advice-boat, t)ai "ipoflfdjiff, aSendjt- 
 ftf)iif, giin^'rrf)iff, fie ^ofljarf)!:. 
 
 A(lvig°ilate, advid'j'lite, ((at. ad- 
 »igili»ie) V. a. furgtrtltiy 6ciuncl)eii. — ». ». 
 aiifmerfen, mncfx'iim fein, ©urge tragen. 
 
 Advisable, advi'^abi. adj. 1. mti}-- 
 (ii(), riittjinm, jiitrng(irf), iiii0(ic^, fd)ictlti-f). 
 2. filr giitcn ic. 9?ntfj empfanglid). South. 
 
 AdvisableneSS, advi'iablnes, s. 
 I. tie 3{atl)rnmfcit. 2. He empfmiglid)feit 
 fiir flutcn ^iati). 
 
 Advise, advize', (ft. aviser) v. a. 1. 
 (any one of) bcrirfjteti , ineltcii (©iiieni Gt- 
 \\>Ci&) , (S-iiicn 6cnnd)ric^tigcii (uon). 2. (any 
 one to) nUIien ((Siiiem) ; berotfjen (©ineii). 
 
 To — one to the contrary, ©ilieill ab- 
 raftjen (u. (S'tmnS). To - one's self, ubet: 
 Icgen, eriungeii, bcftenfen. I am advised 
 what I say, id) vtbe iiiit i8efcad)t. Shak. 
 Tlierefore be advised! bcgiucgcil la^ til" 
 rat()eil! Be ad vised! fic(; bic^ I'Ur! You 
 were advised, bu lUliptefl mi'f;l. Shak. 
 Be advised by nie ! iilg bir mtl)eu. 
 
 Advise , i>. «. l. ratljfdjingen , ju 
 SRiitfje gcfjeii. 2. Gtmai in Ue&er(efliiiig iie; 
 ben, liber ©tiunS nac^)bciifeii. 
 
 — with your pillow, fc^lnfen ©ie bnr; 
 Tiber! To — with one's self, bei (id) Tiber; 
 Irgeii, mit fid) jii 9^ntl;e ge(;en. 
 
 Advised, a'dvi'zed, p. p. adj. I. be; 
 barfjtfam, Dorfic^tig, bebac^)tig. 2. bcbad)t, 
 jjorfii^lirf). [biic()tig. 
 
 ill-, iinbebnd)trani. Well-, woWbt-. 
 
 Advisedly, advi'zedle, adv. be-. 
 bnd)trani, mit 23ebad)t. 
 
 Advisedness, advi'zldnis, a. bit 
 23ei)ad)rfnmfeit, 25ebiid)tigfeit. 
 
 Advisement, advjze'ment, .t. I. 
 bie lleberlegiiiig, S8crat()iing, !SfriUl)fc^la! 
 giiiig. 2. tie 9ind)rid)t; bcr 9fat(;; bie Sbe; 
 ^iitfiimfeit, aSonlc^tigfeit, a3eb«d)rigfeir. 
 
 Adviser, advi'zur, ». ber9(ntl;gebcr. 
 
 Advising:, advi'zing, a. ber 9{arl;. 
 
 Advisory, advi'zure, adj. 1. 9{iltf^ 
 gebeiib. 2. eiiicii 9{ntl) enthaftenb. 
 
 Advocacy, ad'vokase, a. 1. bie 
 flerid)t(id)e 9SertI}eibigiing. Chaucer. 2. bie 
 9{e(^tffrtigimg, ®(^ii(5rd)rift. 3. bif SJbUDfa; 
 tut. 4. pi. qSrojeffe, 9{ed)tS|1rcite. 
 
 A<lvocate, ad'vokate, (fr. arocat) 
 «. 1. ber ®ad)iynlter, 9IiiH)n!t, Slbiu^far. 2. 
 i ber 95errf)eibiger, 9Serfed)ter, 25crd)iitjer (u. 
 •Jperfoiieii ii. ©ndjeii). 3. ? ii. || ber jTirfpres 
 d)cr, 33ertreter, -Mittler. 
 
 Advocate, dat. advocare) v. a. 
 l<erfed)rcii, vertljeibigcii. 
 
 Adv«>Catesllip, ad'v^katcship. s. 
 I. bie -Jlbuofiuur. 2. bie aSiTtreniiig, 2Ser; 
 ferfjrung. 
 
 A<ivocatess, ad'vokatcs, a. bir 
 9Jtrfed)reriun, ©odjiualteriiin. Tam.or. 
 
 Advc»Cation, advAki'sliun, a. I. 
 bit 'Sliiivairi'diatr, 'Jlboofatiir. 2. bie SBiTtrc; 
 trn4. SSerm'tniiiig, S3mi)ritigiing. 
 
 Bill of -, (©4)ort(.) bie '^Ippffuirifii*. 
 
 AEU 
 
 ff^rift, bie Qlppeflrttion. Letter of advo 
 cation, ber 9lppefliitiuii6befel)l. 
 
 Advolation, advula'sliun, ((. ad 
 volare) a. Mi ipilljllffiegen. 
 
 Ad volution, advnlii'shun, ((. ad 
 volvere) a. bi\& ipiniUlUilIjeil. 
 
 Advoiitress, advou'tres, (altfr.) *• 
 t bie &l)ebred)erinii. Bacon 
 
 Advoutry, advou'tre, a. ber &l)e 
 brild). Bacon. 
 
 Advo^V, advou', f. Avow. 
 
 Advo'ivee, advouee', a. [S'irdjr. 
 
 1. ber ^^iirriMl. --paramount, bcriDrtUpt 
 pntroii (ber itimig). 2. bcr iSdjirmiu'P. 
 
 Advowry, advou're, f. Avowry. 
 
 AllvotVSOn, adv6iiziin, ifr. avoue- 
 rie, liorill.avoerie). a. [jtird^r.] brt5 ^)>iltrO; 
 iifltred)t. Blackstone 
 
 Advoyer, advoi'ur,^ (nltfr. advoesj 
 
 Avoyer, avm'ur. ^ *. [Sc^iueijev 
 Oei'd).] ber iSd)iiItl)ei(}, ©taat6fd)ultl;eii). 
 
 Adz, t'. Add ice. 
 
 Ae, (|"d)ott.) eiiier, eine, tin. 
 
 Aed, Kd, Kad, (aiigetf.) bebcit; 
 ten gliicflid), }. 23. Eadric, glucflidje^ 
 itijnigreirf) ; Kdwnrd, Edgar etc. 
 
 Aedile, |. Edile. 
 
 Aefaitld, (fc^otr.) adj. einfad). 
 
 Aeg-ias, e'jias, ) *. ['iJfcb.) bn6 
 
 Aegrides, e'jcdez.^ ivcifje ■Jliigfed. 
 
 Aeg-iiops, e'jilops, (gr. 555.) *. I 
 [•OKeb.l bn& 3i«gfiiaiige, tOriintngerdjiinlr 
 
 2. [$V5t.] bai ipnfengrn^. [tie ■■Jlegibe. 
 Aeg'is, e'jls, (gr. aigls') *. ber Qd)i\l, 
 Aeg'yptiaCuin, cjipti'akum, a 
 
 [■DJIeb.l bie agtjprifdje @nlbe. 
 
 Aelf, (nngcif.) ober elph, ulph be 
 beiiret fiegreid), j. 58. Aelfwin, (icg 
 rcid)e ipiilfe; Aethelwnlph etc. 
 
 Aeolian, eol'can, (gr. aiolios) adj. 
 liolii'd). - harp, tie Wi'oi^fjnrfe, SBinbfjarfe. 
 
 Aeolipiie, eol'cplle, (gr. aiolos u. 
 Int. pila) s. |-^?l;i)r.] bie I>ampffuge(, SEinb^ 
 fiigcl, aieL^Iipila (be* iperiMi). 
 
 Aeoiist, e'oiist, a. ©iner, ber uor; 
 gibt, begi-iiTi-rr 311 fi-in. Swift. 
 
 Aeolopiion, eorofi'm, a. [■OKiif.j 
 bn5 OU'olopI)!'!! (fin Cinilriimi-nt). 
 
 Aerate, a'urate, (fr. aeVer) v. a. 
 [(Fl)cm.| mir .KoljlLMifnure oerbinben. 
 
 Aeration, auta'siuin, a. [(il)em.] 
 bie SBerbinbung mit ^Dljleniaure. 
 
 Aerial, ae'rcal, (1. aer) adj. I. nni- 
 Sufr bcftel;ent, jiir Suft geljorig, Iiiftig, 
 Suft ... 2. Snft Ijabenb, Iiifrig. 3. tic Siifr 
 beiucl)ncnt, in ber £uft befinbiid), I^inl). 4. 
 ? otI}crird). 
 
 Aerie, c're, (m. eryr; corn, er, ?lt(er) 
 
 1. bnS SiicH (eineS DtniiboogelS) , ber Spovft. 
 
 2. bie »riit (i>pn SSil'gcIn). (ni|lm 
 To make its -, [Oilgcrfpr.] , ()nritcn, 
 Aerificati<»n, amcleka'slirm. (1. 
 
 aer 11. facio) *. ['^Ijl)!'.] bic SSiTlinintllllig 
 in eiift. _ [lufrnrrig. 
 
 Aerir<»rin, a'urcform, adj. l^^l)l)|■. 1 
 
 Aerify, A'l'irefl. i>. a. [-'p[)\)f.l mir 
 Ciifr I'criniitiMi ob. nnfiiden. 
 
 Aer<»g-rapiiy , aurog'rafe. (gr. 
 aer 11. grapho) j. |>)5iii)r.l bicS?utrbci"d)rcibniig. 
 
 Aerolite, a'urollte, (gr. aer iinb 
 lithos) a. "Mfereorol.] ber Cuftjlfln, *lKeteDr! 
 iletn. 
 
 AFF 
 
 Aerologrical, iurolodje'lkal. adj. 
 
 aerologifd). [ter Sufrfiintige. 
 
 Aerolog-ist, auroI'lojLt, a. [ipljiiL) 
 
 Aerolog°y, aurol'lojc, (gr. aer u. 
 logos) a. [^i)\)(.\ tie Snfrfunbe, Suftldire. 
 
 AerOHiancy, a'ur6man.se. (gr. iier 
 u. manteia) a. tie Guftiualjrfngerei , Siifri 
 bell rung. 
 
 Aerometer, aiirom'meti'ir, ((\T. 
 aer iinb metron) a [$(;i)r.J bcr Giifrmcfycr, 
 bfle aicnimeter. [ fSpIji))'!. bie SiiftnieefiiniT. 
 
 Aerometry , aiirom'metre , a. 
 
 Aeroqaitt, a'liron^wt, (gr. aer 11. 
 naiites) a. bcr 2uftfcf)iffcr, Suftfal)rcr. 
 
 Aeronautic, aurunaw'tlk, adj. 
 acrimniitird), jur i?nftfd)iffcrfunfl gc^&rig. 
 
 Aeronautics, atironawt'iks, a. pU 
 bie Suftrd)ifferfuu|'t. (bie 2uftfd)ifferci. 
 
 Aeronautism, a'lironawtizm, f 
 
 AerOSCOpy, aiiros'kope, (gr. aer 
 u. skopeo) a. ['^l)])f.] tic CuftbcL'bac^tung. 
 
 Aerostat, a'urostat, (gr. aer uilB 
 states) a. ['ipt)!)!'.] tcr Suftbnffon. 
 
 Aerostatics, aurostat'iks, p/.>(gr. 
 
 Aerostation, aurosta'shiin, ^ aer 
 n. statike) a. I. tie 2uftfd)iffcrei , Oiiftrd)ifT-- 
 funfl. 2. [^()i)f.] bie eufriungefunil, Slerc. 
 (liitif. [ftiUifc^, }iir £iiftu1)i|f|',i()rt gcl;i!irig. 
 
 Aerostatic, amostat'ik, adj. ncrcs 
 
 Aery-lig-iit, a'ure-li'ie, adj. ^ (eid)r 
 luie Suft. Mjlton. 
 
 Aery, ^ ((d)ott.) a. ber Spoicfi, bai 
 
 Aiery, ^ 9ie|l. 
 
 Aether, f. Ether. 
 
 Aetlierial, f. Ether in!. 
 
 Aetliiop's - mineral , e'tA^ups- 
 miii'iiral. s. [(Ffjem.] tcr mincroliritc^^icljr. 
 
 Aetites, eti'iez, (gr. aetos) *. (•'Dii! 
 ncralg.] ber 9lt(cr|1ein. 
 
 Afar, afar', (a q>rilf. n. far) adv. 
 (mit from wx u. off nnd) bcm <S5ortc) 1. 
 iwit, fern. 2. vm fern, I'cn ^.Bcitciii. 3. [i 
 fern (iu>n @i>tt). 
 
 • — off, lucit lueg, tueit i>on (jicr, iDcit 
 eiitfcrnt; from -, uon meit fjer, upii fern, 
 niig ber Jerne. 
 
 Afeard, aferd', p. p. adj. (of) cr> 
 fcf^rorfcn, in 9lngil ob. ^md)t (wx). 
 
 To be -, '5urd)t, 9Jngil Ijnbcn, \id) ffirrf)" 
 ten. To make any one — , ©incm 5"rd)r 
 mnd)cn. [mciTuiiiit. 
 
 Afer, a'fur, ((rtt. afer) *. ^ bcr ©Tit» 
 
 AfF, (fc^Ott.) -adv. U. praep. w\\ , nb, 
 ivcg, baiHMi; nbinnrrS; aff loof, nid)t tor. 
 ()cr bfbadjt; nii6 bem Sfegrcif. 
 
 AITa, affa, a. ein (yen)id)t niif ber 
 ^ii|lc iHMi (^5iiinen (= 1 llnjo. 
 
 AfTability, afTabil'Icte, (fnt. affarh 
 *. tic5?ciiriVligfcir, 5rcuiitlid)fcit, PJcfpnidjig! 
 feit, ba^ frciiiitlidje, (icbreid)e SSrtnigcn. 
 
 Affable, affabl, ad). I. frriinblid), 
 leunVlig, liebrcid). 2. frcimtiid), iiiilb (phDi*. 
 gciU'ilimeil); - countenance, cill frflintlid)i'9 
 -}lii^-fcl)rn. 
 
 AfTableness, affablnes, a. bit 
 5reiintiid)fclr, Cciirfcligfcir, (^'fpnitftigfrir. 
 
 Affably, afi.^ble, adv. lentfeiig, 
 l)i!'flid) ; lUif cine frciiiiMid)f ?lrr. 
 
 AfTahroilS, affabrus. ((. affabre) 
 adj. fiimlrcid), meiflcrhiifr (grmadjD. 
 
 AfTabiiiation, atrabiiLVshun. (C 
 ad u. fabulor) a. bit 'Woriil Ciller jiibeJ. 
 
F/ite. f.'ir. fAII. fni. Me met. Fim-. f'm. >'6, move. n6r. g6t. oil. rl^i'id. Tnhe. ImS. YiH. l/;in. Tliis. 21 
 
 AlF 
 
 AfTair, affArc', (fr. affaire) «. 1. btt« 
 ©fid)afr, tie aingelfgenfjeit, ©nc^e; p/. af- 
 frtiis, state-—, bif <£tanr5gerd)fl|'te, <£tnnW< 
 fliuKieflfn^eiren. 2. Cer Qitbe^tjantel. 3. - 
 ot hoiior, tie Qi)tt\\\<\(i)t. 4. ter ©treit, 
 tu6 Siicn. 5. ta6 e)efed)t, Ireffen. 
 
 At llie head of affairs, on ter ©pi^e 
 tir <£.X<[at6<ie(d)aitt. Junius. To enter into 
 tJie nianagenient of affairs, an ben &e 
 fd'.iftfn ll)fil nfhnifn. [r. a. nuffjunflern. 
 
 AfTauiisUf affamish, (Int. fameK) 
 
 AfTainisliinent j affam'ishnient, 
 « tCi6 ^liiei^iiiigcrn. 
 
 Affear, f. A f fere. 
 
 AITeCt, affelit', (Int. afficere) v. a. 
 1. ["ijjljijf. u. gKeb.] ((Finen, eincn ABrper) 
 fiiiflrcifen ; einnjirfcn, ivirfen, 2i5irfungen 
 (jfri'iTbriniien (fluf einen ^orpct) , i^n nffu 
 c:ren. 2. einivirfen, &intru(f madten (aui), 
 flMflrcifen, rutjttn, beiuegen (tn6 ©emiitl)). 
 3. entfrnften (fine aSeljfluptiinfl). 4. flrcfcen, 
 frrtdjten (tm(J>). 5. (^f>i)i".] (Ireben (md)), 
 (itiiiel)Mieii. 6. lieben, liebl^nben , fel)nU(l) 
 l>iiirl)ren. Fairfax. 7. i)tu<tftln, (rf)eud)eln, 
 crfiinilein, nffeftiren. 8. nndjnffcii (@cber> 
 ten ic), geiiiningen nnne^inen. 9. I9itd)ti- 
 fvr.) t uberfuijren (einc« 2}frbred)en« ) 
 A-.iiFFE. 10. bevtlt)vtn, treffen, betreffcn. 
 3. Tlie drops of every fluid affect a 
 
 round figure. 
 ". To — modesty. 
 
 1 will - the letter, id) n^ifl in ben S^udj: 
 il..bcii etnen funillic^rn ©inn Irgen. Shak. 
 To - n stare, fid) omuunbert ilellen. 
 
 Affect, s. 1. bie Oi(tmltl;«t<eivcGunn, 
 futcnfdjnft, ter 9Irfcft, 'Jrieb. 2. ber llui< 
 iiuiit, »Wcbeniiniiliiiib , tie (S'iflenidjnft. 3. + 
 HI tie L'iebe, Qiunfl, Suiiciaung. b) bie 9\'ul)> 
 limn; (S-iiipfintiinfl. ^ lerfiinilcli. 
 
 Affectate, affek'tAie, adj. nffeftirr, 
 
 AfTecfation, afrekli shun , «. 1. 
 
 1. tm ©trebeu umd) bein 4l;rpne:c.). 2. + 
 tic Ciebe (ju ©tii'rt«); tie flrnfbnre ajorliebe 
 (rVir>. Hooker. Hall. 3. ia6 grjiviinocne 
 2i3cKii, bie Afinilelei, 3i'rn:ei, bai ®ciiere. 
 
 All'eCted, atfek'led, p p. ail J. I. 
 (with) t>cl;«ifret (uiit tiner Aranft^eit tc). 2. 
 1 lHl).iftet (niit Iraurigfeit JC). 3. (jerilfirt 
 icciii tein®eiiiut()e), beivegt. 4. (to) gcfiiiiu 
 Igffjcn); fleiieigt (jU). 5. erfunilclt, gcjicrt, 
 afiftirt, tiuiitUt'irlicf;, angenomtneii. 6. t «) 
 tii'i-bt, geliebt. b) i<rrliebt. 
 
 Every one speaks as he stands — , ein 
 Ortrr tvridit ixatb feinen fflefuljlen. - style, 
 fine rrfiinilelte ©d)reib<irt; little - creature, 
 tai S'Cflfff^en, bie 3ierpiippe. 
 
 Affectedly, affik'tidle, ade. I. 
 fliif fine erfiMiilclre 2Eciie, juin ©c^eine. 
 
 2. nl'ild)tli(f), mit 'ilbfid)t, niir 5lri§. 
 AITectedneMS, allek'lednes, s. 1. 
 
 Ni« geiiuiiugene 2i5ei>n , bie 3ifrfrri. 2. + 
 
 b»e 25frflfau:ig. (tent, rfiljrrnt. 
 
 AfTectinic, affek'iiu^. «((/'. <ingrri> 
 
 AffeCtini;:!)-, aflek'l'ngle, ado. I. 
 
 grjierr, erfiuirtrlt. 2. rilhrenb. 
 
 AITectiun, aiiek'thun. f. I. tie 
 (<)fniHrl)«bei»jegimg, trr^ltfrfr (j. 93. 3prn JO- 
 2. tie (»emuil)«i'frini7iiMa, trr Wrmrirb^jn. 
 il.ino, bie ©iiniiiiuiigi Otrniiiuing. 3. bir 
 95r.d)n>crte, ^Iffefricn, brr frniifl^iiiie Sml'i'it 
 '.rf JlorviT*'. 4. tie ?iebr. (iiunil, 3iiiifi= 
 Qinid, Sp^THtdfttis , biij ^<rl)iivr(l(-n (to 
 
 AFF 
 
 u. towards, gegen). 5. bie Sfcigung, Ciift, 
 ber ^rtng (^u ©tmnS); ber (Inrfe f)eftige 
 9?ci} , jlnrte Iricb. Siiak. ; ber ©ifcr. 6. 
 [^Ijijf. u. 9Irit^.] bie ©•igenfcfjnft (cincS Rbv-- 
 per«, eiiier 3nl)l ic). 7. f ber Sliiebrurf (in 
 0)eni<iIbEii). Shak. 8. bie ©i)nipatl)ie. 9. 
 tie3icrerei, aiffef tation , bnS (SJcjicre, Qh-. 
 fiinilel, crjiuiingcne Sffiefen, bie Bunilclei. 
 
 To set one's affections on tilings 
 above, || nflt^ ten ©litem )ener2CcIttr(i(^ten. 
 
 Affectionate, aflik'shunate. adj- 
 1. liebei'ofl, jnr«i(f), tjetiiid). 2. lunrni, eifrig 
 (in ber Cicbe ju ®ott ic). Sprat. 3. gemoj 
 gen, geneigt, gutig, woljlreoflenb. 4. f (le-- 
 neigt()u), eingenoiumen. Bacon. 5 " verliebt. 
 
 Affectionately, afflk'shunAtele. 
 adv. i&ttudi, licbcBori; eifrig; geneigt. 
 
 Affectionateuess, aflek'shun- 
 itenes, t. 1, bie 3uneigung, Cicbe, S^tlid)' 
 teit, (Seroogcnfjeit, ^erjlic^feit. 2. f tie G-in; 
 genomnjenl^cit. 
 
 Affectioned, affek'ahund, ac^;. I. 
 gcncigt, gciBogen, jugetfjnn. 2. f eingcbilbet, 
 flffeftirt, jierig, gejit'iingcn. Shar. 
 
 Affectiously, aftlk'sbusle, adv 
 1. ruf)renb, oufeine ru()rente ^rt, mit 9iut) 
 rung. 2. uon $crjen, jnrtlid). 
 
 Affective, affek'tfv, adj. nngrci 
 fenb, rfiljrenb, fr^nierjlict), fdjmcrjijnft. 
 
 Affectively, affek'tlvle, angreifeut, 
 ru^renb, f<^merjli(<>. 
 
 Affector,) Sffekt'ur, «. ber 'iPiad) 
 
 Affecter,^ fiffer (einer Wpbe :c.) 
 
 AffectuouB, affek't.shuus, adj. f 
 flnrfriifjrenb, ^inrei^cnb, \><\tl)eti\d), nffeftuoU 
 (J. ©. eine 9?ebe). 
 
 AffectuosEty, afrlktshuos'sete, s 
 tieSiHrtlicfjfeit; Seibcn|"(i)nfHid)fcit, iTpeftigfeit. 
 
 Affere, } affere', (fr. affercr) v. a. 
 
 Affeer, ] 19{e(^)t«fpr.] beflinimrn, be< 
 frflffigen, beftntigcn. Biackstoke. 
 
 Affeemient, aflfere'nient, t. 
 [9?e<l)tSiVr.l bie 23e|1ntiflung, 95cilimmuiig, 
 (einer PJclbtlrnfe). 
 
 Affeeror, affe'n'r, t. l^cd^tifpt.) 
 ber (i)ef(^n)prrne obcr XVnmte, ber gewiffc 
 ©clbtlrnffn bf|liinnicn niiig. Cov^ct 
 
 Affettuoso, aneituo'ti^, (it. 'm.) 
 adv. I^Wirf.) id. Uvea 
 
 Aff-lianfl.<r, (fdjott.) tie .^niite 
 
 Alliance, afli'anve. (nrrui. affiaun 
 ce) «. I. bfl« aSerlM'nie. 2. tn« Snrrrtiicii, 
 95ertrniirn. 3.' tn6 SBrrrrniifM nuf PJorr. 
 
 Affiance, v. a. l. vcricben, tuTiprc; 
 d)e\\. Spesker. 2. (in) muicrrrnucn, i'cr> 
 trnucn (Oeiimnb« ^rrue !(.). 
 2. Affianced In my failh. Pope. 
 
 Affiancer, afli'aiiM'ir. *. ber 9Sit: 
 Irbfiitc, ter, ii'fldjrr rinen 5?ririirl)^fiMitrnft 
 niifiV^r, fincn G-l)crfrtrnfl fliftrr. 
 
 Affidare, afl^dA're. ncix.yv.ti. [altd 
 9{cd)t| tfii e-it ber Irruc fcl)n>iirfn. 
 
 Affidation, aOeda'slnMi. ) t. brr 
 
 Affldature, ancdA'tsinirc.^ ivfd)= 
 frhVitige Cit ter Irene, trr flrgrnrritigr 
 aSrrrrng. 
 
 Affidavit, afledAv'i , dnr. ad n. 
 fidcs) *. I. I.ilre« 9Crrt)r| tie fitlirt)e G>rfM: 
 rung, ^aiffnge, to? ritiif()f 3fiigiii6. 2. 
 lOiortfliii.l bir gfrd)rirbfiic nub riblid) br> 
 froitiflti- erfloriiiifl. 
 
 -•men, J fOllilldK tOll'rt)f 3f"!]fil. To 
 
 AFF 
 
 make an affidavit, titUd^ ttijarttn. 
 
 Affled, afli'ed, (U. affy) p. p. adj. 
 t I'crlobt. [gditten, poliren. CHArctR. 
 
 Affile, affile', (fr. affileri , v. a. f 
 
 Affiliate, affil'leate, (fr. affiller) o. 
 a. 1. on Sinbe« <Statt nnneljmcn, nboptircn. 
 2. ineinenCrtcn, einefficreflrd)oftniifnd)men. 
 
 Affiliation, afiillea'shun, (I. f.liiis) 
 
 1. bie 3Innn^me on itinte* ©tott, tn& 9liw 
 finten. 2. bie 9Iufnnl;me in einen Drben, in 
 eine (?5efeflfd)0ft. 
 
 Afflnag-e, affenije, (fir. affinage) 
 *. [^OTetofl.] bog SIbtrciben, tie Sfeinigiinfj, 
 Souterung (ber gKetoHe). 
 
 Alllned„affi'ned, (lot. affinis) adj. 
 uerivontt, uerfdljivflgert. 
 
 Affinity, affin'nete , «. I. tie 
 ©d)iuogerf(f)nft, 93enuonttfdjoft, SBerfcfjiuA. 
 gerung. 2. ± bie 25criunnbt|"d)oft, aiftjnlirfjfeft 
 (ter Singe). 3. [(F^cni.] tieSSermonbtrdjoft, 
 Mfjinitflt J. 95. - of aggregation , tic 9ln» 
 l)oufung5off«nitot; — of composition, tie 
 ■iBJifcfjunggoffiiiitdt; — of disposition, bie 
 5lneignung«rtffinitot; Elective-, tie SDnf)!* 
 uermnnttfcfjflft. Hooper. Ure. 
 
 Affirm, afferm', (lot. aflirmare) v. 
 a. 1. bejflijen, bejeugcn. 2. Deljonptcn (eine 
 ■3:f)ntfnd)e). 3. beflntigen (einc2i3otirf)eit ic). 
 
 4. [SRec^t^fpr.] beflntigen (ein llrMjcif). 
 Affinn, V. n. (to) (9?ecf)tefpr.) Gt. 
 
 11305 beftotigcn (turdf) Slu^fngc). The witness 
 was affirmed to the fact, bcr 3eiige 
 nuigte bie Kjotfncfte brtlntigcn. 
 
 Affirmable, alfer'niabl. adj. bi" 
 )Of)lic^i (of) be(;nupret obcr beflotigt luerben 
 fcnnenb (oon). 
 
 Affirmance, affer'nianKe, t. I. 
 [9?ed)tffpr.] bie 93eilnfigung (ciMcfiUrtljril^). 
 
 2. tie (S-rf(oriing. 
 
 Affirmant, afifer'niant, «. 1. ti'Vt 
 jenige, roeU^er beljouptrt, oiiAi'ogr, biiliuigct. 
 2. [9{e(f)tgtpr.] ein 3eii'1f, ter iiur cine Gi-p* 
 fliiriing obgibt, mie tie Giiiifcr. 
 
 Affirmation, affunna'Kl.un , s. I. 
 to« 25c()Oiipten. Shak. 2. tie Sichniitirnng 
 (bn6 i8cl)ouptete). 3. tic 2:ic)0l)iiiici, Qvfuu 
 rung (ter diiifer uor (i3crid)r>. 4. tic "i^** 
 flotignng. 
 
 Affirmative, affer'maiiv. nd) I. 
 bcjnl)Cnb (ein ©o^ jc. ), bcf^onptcnb. 2. 
 [9{c(f)t6ipr.] bcjlfltigenb. 3. I^Biffcnrd).) piv 
 litii>. 4. t bogmotii'tf), jiioerliiifig. Taylor. 
 
 5. ab(\>nd)t\xb (». 'spcrfiMien). 
 Affirmative, «. bie 93ejof)iing, b*t 
 
 iol;enbe 5lrt, Weinnng. 
 
 To be for the — , feine ©tinniie fiir ciiw 
 ©od)e flcbcn. To be in the — or in llje 
 negative, bofi'ir Dtcr tfliuitcr fein. To an- 
 Rvver in the -, mit ^a oiitiuortcii ptcr b«« 
 iinrii'prren , mit On ontmi>rten (oiif), g-iiicm 
 3o jiir 'JInriuprt gcbcn. 
 
 Afflrmatively,afrcr'aiat!vla.n({r. 
 bcjol)cnb, mit 3" ; prfitiu. 
 
 Afflrmer, afflr'mur, «. ter 93eja« 
 liciitc, 93cf)ouptenbe. 
 
 Affix, atriks', (tot. a(iigere) v. <i. I. 
 onl)cfrcn, onl)ii!igcn, flni'djlogrn; (to) Ijefrea 
 on pter out drwos Ijcftcn. 2. f a) (to) iirr« 
 biDtrn (9iomen mit 3tern 2(.) b) bcilugtn, 
 atihoiigrn. c) oniV^cn. 
 
 Affix, at'flks. I. |(3iromm.] bieAOflc* 
 h.ingre ©i)lbe, tn6 'Jlinvum. 
 
22 Fate, far, fall, fat. M4. met. Fine, fin. NA, m6re, nir, got. 6il. .iSi'id. Ti'ibp. ti'b, fi'il!. lAin, Tllis. 
 
 AFF 
 
 Affflxion, afiiK'shun, s. 1. iaS ^n-. 
 
 ^eften. 2. bie gtnljeftung, iai 2Innel)effeffein. 
 
 3. tie 5(nf)nngun3. [aingc^anntc Drake. 
 Affixtltrej affiks'tsliuie, t. b<\6 
 Afflation, affli^'shun, (lat. aftlare) 
 
 «. bae ain&(nfen, ainljnuf^en, 3lniuef;en, ,3u« 
 
 Afflatus, afflA'tus, *. 1. bai ^n-- 
 roetjen (H6 WinHi). 2. i bie ©inflctninn 
 (einet Sprnp^ejciljimci jc). Spemser. 
 
 Afflict, afflikt', (iat. affligeie) n. a. 
 I. fcefn'i&en, frnnfeii. 2. qiinlcn, tiiarteni, 
 peiiiiaen, nngilinen, plageii, feebrnitgcii. 3. 
 erbriicfen, eiitfrnftcii. 
 
 To - one's self (at), fid) beirubew , [id) 
 ftctuinmern, fid) grmticn (liber, rocfjen). To 
 be afflicted with the gout, uom ^ipobflflrn 
 tieim(\e\'iid)t mcrben, mit bcm 'ipobanra be-. 
 f)nftet fein. To be afflicted at ob. by . .. 
 fid) Qtmcii nnf)e gcfjen (affcn. To be af- 
 flicted with losses, 55er(iifle ju bebniifrn 
 ha6en. To be afflicted by the rheuina- 
 tiKiii. am ®liebcrjlii(Te (eibcn. 
 
 Afflictedness, afflik'tldnes, s. 
 I. bit S5etrii&ni(5, ber itummer, ®ram. 2. 
 btx ririicf, bie 'ipfage. 
 
 Afflicter, afflik'tur, *. 1. bcr, mU 
 d)i'r t'stn'ibt, fniiift. 2. bcr Qiinlcr. [bmb. 
 
 AfflictingT) afflik'ting, adj. bttvi'l: 
 
 Affliction, afflik'shiin, a 1. bie 
 53etrii&ni6, Sefiimnicriiig, Trufefnl, bn^Oei; 
 ben. 2. bai llniili'irt, "TOi^aefdjirf, bie iJ3i; 
 bmunrtiofeit, 'Jlott). 
 
 Afflictive, afflik'tlv, adj. betvii: 
 bcnb, qiirtlenb, fninfenb, frfjinerjlid). 
 
 Afflictively, afdik'tivle, adv. 
 id)n\cr\i'\d). 
 
 Affluence, afflulnse,) (Int. af- 
 
 Affluency, af'fliiense,5 flueie) s- 
 
 1. bnS ,3iifn!«iiieiiff'''r'eii ((dten im eiiieiitl. 
 ©inne). 2. i ber SufTiir?, .Surnnnm-iitliir;, 
 ^liibraiifl, ba& ,3iifanimen|lroiiieii (I'oii 0)feii: 
 ff^eii ic). 3. ber UeDerfliip, (jroge dieid)-. 
 tl)imi, SBiiflauf. 
 
 Affluent, af'nueiit, adj. 1. juflie! 
 0enb. 2. i iiberjTiifilfl, rcirf)(irf). Prior. 3. 
 tcid), becii'itcrt [ber tlcberjlug , 9?etcf)tf)iini. 
 
 Affluentnes!! , aftluentnes, «. 
 
 Afflux, aPflnks, ) a. 1. b([i 
 
 Affluxion, afni'ik'shun,^ Stlfnill: 
 menflieHeii , 3iir'Hii""'ii|^riJ'"enj (*») t>n* 
 (gtriMiien (nnd) . . f)in). 2. ber Sufammeii; 
 flnfh 3iiffii6, 3ii(niif (bnS, ma^ jii|Tr5mr). 
 
 AH'orag-e, affoiulje, (fr. afforago 
 *. bAi lliuiiclb. [bie 5e|1e, jjeitiing. Cvc. 
 
 Afl'urceinent, aff/nsc'iiient, a. f 
 
 Afl'ortl, afford', (fr. atTorer, Int. ap- 
 por(are) v. a. I. flcOeil, liffcril, rrilflfll, l)Cr! 
 riir&riii(icii (5riicf)te, Wetreibe k.) «\ud) i). 
 
 2. (icii'iiljrcii, i)crrd)iiffi'ii driiil !c.). 3. i)er<\e-. 
 bfii, rril)i"ili'n, Ijlniictu-ii, btirrrid)eii, tibcrlaiTcii, 
 tAiividiiifii , nil bie .vnitb citbtn. 4. (ipnubell 
 fli'bfii, nt>lnf|fii , I'erfniiiVii (fine 'JBnnre). .5. 
 beiTrciffii (bie .tloilrii fiir CTiunS), errd)iuiii: 
 (jen, niifi'rtnni'ii. 6. <io)iin3roiibfiViii, (ciiu' 
 (Smiiiiie nii^iiiaebfii , c>I)ue iViiiein Seriiii'iieii 
 )il i'd)nbfii to. 
 
 He is the greatest man our age af. 
 fords, er ill ber nroilre -Wnmi, ben iiiiiVr 
 3a()rl)Uiibert ()ert>i>rnel'rnd)t tyit. The mer 
 chant can - to trade for smaller profits, ber 
 Aaufiiiatiii faun uiii eiiiru fleiiicrti '^runt 
 
 AFF 
 
 i^nnbcl treiben. Your friend can — a sum 
 yearly in charity, 5')'^ ijr^»"& f<^"" '''"^ 
 3iil)rc n)D()l eiiie (Suitime fi'ir iut>()ltf)atige 
 3iuerfe nufiueiibett. I could almost - to etc., 
 t id) i)nttt fd)ier ?u|l jc. 
 
 Afforeiit, affor'rlst, (f. ad u. forest) 
 I', a, cjelber) in einen SDalb tiinipnnbeln, jii 
 einem ^orili innd)cn, einforften. 
 
 Aff'orestation, atforrestti'shun, 
 
 a. bie lliniuiuibliing in etnen 2Dn(b, (Finfor; 
 flnng. Blackstone. 
 
 Affranr lti.se, iSffran'tshii, (fr. af- 
 franchir) v. a. frci gcben, frei Inffcn, befreieii. 
 
 An*rancliiseinent, aifran'tshiz- 
 ineiit, a. bie ^Jreilnfi'ung, bai ©efreien, bie 
 So^lnfTnnn. 
 
 AiTrap, affrap', (fr. frapper) v. a. * 
 fc^(n<ien, jii ^ijoben fd)lngen. Spenser. 
 
 AH'ray, affia', (a ^rnf. n. fray) 
 i>. a. I. fd)rcrfcn, erfd^recfen, (i'inem Sdjre; 
 den eininqen. 2. &cbenflid> tnadjcn. » 
 
 Affray, ) #. i. 
 
 Affray niont, afrra'ment,^[9{ed)t3= 
 fpr.] bie ®d)(n(ierei. Bt.ACKSTONE. 2. ber 
 Streit, bie ©d)lnacrei. 3. bet I'nrin, 2Iuf: 
 flnnb, ainftnuf. Sfenser. 
 
 Casual -, [9{ec^t«fpr.] ber jufnllioe Ivbt-. 
 idjUi<\ bei bcrSfl6flucrt^eibigiin(]. 
 
 Affreijciit, affrate', v. a. frndjten 
 (ein <S>d)i^), befrndjten, inietfjen. 
 
 Aifreijfiiter, affra'tur, «. ber 33e.- 
 frnd)tcr, grnc^tiT, ^B?ietf)er. 
 
 Afl'reitfiltinent, affrate'mlnt, a. 
 bie 35i'frnd)tiino, Ji^ndjtnng. 
 
 Affret, affret', (it. affrettare) a. + 
 ber iuiit()en5e, Ijcftige 3Infnff. Spenser. 
 
 Affriction, affrik'shun, «. -f b<\6 
 iUneiunnbers^ieiben, bie ^Jeibung. Boyie. 
 
 Affriended, affrln'ded, (a «prnf. 
 n. fiieiid) adj. =» uerr6f)nt. Spenser. 
 
 Affrilfltt, affiite', (rtngelf. frihtau) 
 p. a. crfdjrecfen, in Sd)recfen (etftn. 
 
 To be affrighted (at) crfdjrecfcn (uor), 
 ftc^ entfe^en (uor). Affright with, er; 
 fd)vedenb wt . . 
 
 Aff rig-lit, a. I. ber (S>d)reden, ba6 
 Q:nt\ti)m, ber ®rnu«. 2. ber fdjrerflidje Oie; 
 gcnflnnb, \d)redlid)e 9ln6licf, bai ©djrcrfbilb. 
 
 Affrig-iltedly, affrl'tedle, adv. in 
 obcr I'or <Sd)reden. [det. 
 
 AJf riifiiter, afTri't'ir, *. ber Qd)vt-- 
 
 ASfrig-iitfui, affriie'ful, adj. fdjrerf: 
 tid), rd)rcrfl)nft. 
 
 Affrig^ittinent, aflrrite'mlnt, a. t 
 I. bcr Sd)rerfen, bai ©ntfcljen. 2. bie G-r-- 
 fd)ro(fiiil)cit. WEBSTEn 
 
 Affront, affrtint', (fr. alfrouler) v. 
 a. 1. * (*i ncn nntrcffcn, G-inem beflcgnen, fli>5 
 (5en (niif), ireffcn (eine ^^erioii). Hayward. 
 Mti.TON. SiiAK. 2. ()erd)iinpfcn, tniirljmidiii 
 beleibificii. 3. niigreirVn, @iiteni Iro^ biercii, 
 bie Sririic birtcn. 4. bofc mnd)en. 
 
 Affront, «. I. *bcr91nflritficiiieriJ5er; 
 u>ii). i. bie (iri'be QJcIcibignnc], 3}erd)iinpfimii, 
 bcr 3d)iiiipf. .3. t bie Sdjanbe. Ariuitu.'vot. 
 4. ber i.ro$, bui Wiili'frgtiiinen. [rfen. 
 
 To put up an -, eiiie S8c(eibi(]iinn eiiiile; 
 
 Aff'rontee, aiTruniee', udj. (5?crlb.) 
 init bftn (iicf(d)fe fletjen einnubrt flcfcljrt. 
 
 Afl'ronter, aifrun'ti'tr, «. I. ber 
 Slii^fcvbrrrr, 55clfibi(]ct. 2. uer IrP^bietenbr. 
 
 AOruntinif-, alTrun't'iig, udj. bo 
 
 AFT 
 
 (etbigenb, nnjitglit^, fd>ina^cnb, fc^nBbe. 
 
 Affrontive, affnm'tlv, a<(/. i.belett 
 bigenb, 6efd)iinpfenb. 2. fdjimpflid). 3. tro(jig. 
 
 AffrontiveneSS, aflrun'tivne.-,, 
 a. bai 33eleibigenbe, (Sd)itnpfIid)C, ®d)mii()lid)e. 
 
 Aff ulsion , afful'shun , a. bet 
 ^Mnrd)rin. [a. nufgiefjen, fjinjugiegen. 
 
 Aff use, affilze', (Int. affundere) p. 
 
 Affusion, atfd'zhun, a. bit Slufgies 
 0ung, ber SJufgiig. 
 
 Affy, affl', (fr. affier) t>. a. f I. per* 
 loben, trnuen. 2. uerbinben, Dereinigen. 
 
 Affy, V. n. (in ober upon) fein 93er» 
 trnuen fc()cn (nuf). 
 
 Afield, afeeld', (a ?Prnf. U. field) 
 ade. 1. nuf bein Jelbe ober Zanbe. 2. nuf 
 bne %t{b ober Snnb. Milton. 
 
 Aflre, afire', (a ?J5rnf. u. fire) adv. 
 in 5eucr, in SSrnnb. Goweb. 
 
 Aflat, aflat', (a $rnf. U. flat) ado. 
 ^ad), pinrt, bem SSoben glcicf). Bacoh. 
 
 Afloat, aflote', (a qSrnf. U. float) 
 
 adv. Ob. ad;. 1. flott, fd)miinmenb. 2. ± a) 
 
 ocrbrcitet (ein ®txi\i)t); b) frifd), rii|tig; c) 
 
 in gutein 3uftnnbe. 
 
 2. c) Our affairs are all — . Webster. 
 
 To set a ship -, ein ©d>'ff ffPtt inni^eii, 
 in bn(S ^SSnffer (nffen. 
 
 Afoot, alut', (a'jprnf. u.foot) adv. I. 
 
 jii gui). 2. 1 a) itn @nnge; b) in SSciucgung. 
 
 2. a) A design is - or on foot. Webster. 
 
 Afore, afore', (a ?J5rnf. U. fore) 
 praep. 1. uor (betn Drfe u. ber 3eit nnd» 
 2. l-»?nr.] (nnc^ betn 2Jorbcrt()ei(e bes <Sd)\\t 
 feiS ju) uor. 3 + (ale eonj. fiir before) eljc. 
 
 Afore, (fl^Otf.) before. 
 
 Afore, adv. 1. juuor, worker. 2. uornn 
 (geljcn tc). 3. uoriunrtfi, uom. 4. teller, leid)« 
 ter, liebcr. 5. - luirb oft init aUorfern 
 ocrbiinben, j. S8. afore said, obbetniit, 
 oorcripnljnt; afore-named, obgennnnr, 
 oorljcrgcnnnnt; afore- men tioue d, c>b> 
 g?bn(^t JC. 6. (jioifdjen einetn (SJegenflnnbe 
 unb einetn nnbern) bnuor (flcljen lo. 
 
 Afore-going, adj. 1. uorf)erge()ene. 2. 
 uoriitnlig. 
 
 Afore -Iiand, afore'hand, adv. I. 
 iiM ajtirnnd, jutn a5ornu«, oornu6, oor()ir. 
 i. ad), a) 0—, Ob. a f orelian ded, be- 
 forehanded, forehanded, n)l>^ll)a< 
 benb, oerinijgfid). b) im 95ornii« ucrfcfjen. 
 
 To be - with any one, (finem jUVOr< 
 fommen; Q'lntxw ilberlegen f'-in. - in the 
 world, gefcgnet, gli'irflirf), rcid). To be - 
 in business, ein gutc5 (5)efd)nft (jnben, gut 
 llcl)en. I bem, ff)cmn(^, cljebcin. 
 
 Aforetime, afore'iime, adv. oor> 
 
 Ar<»iil, afoiil'.arf/. iiidjtfrei, I'crivitfflr. 
 
 Afraid, afrade', (a ^JJrnf. II. fr.iy) 
 p. p. ndj. fiirc^tfnm, bcforgt, bnnge. 
 
 To be - of, fid) fiird)teii , fi(ft fd)eiien 
 (oor). To make any one -, Gincn crrd>rc« 
 tfcn, in Sdjrerfen iV^en. [nbcrntnl, n>iebcr. 
 
 Afresli, afresh', adv. uoit '•Jfeitem. 
 
 Africa, af'freka, #. ((iJeogr.) -Jlfrifn. 
 
 Afric, af'frik, ^ adj. 1. nfrii 
 
 African, ilffrokau, \ rnnifcft. 2. a. 
 ber Qlfnfnncr. 3. I^ot.] bie ©nmmti'liime. 
 
 Afrttnt, afriint', (a ^JJrnf. U. front) 
 adv. 1. gegeniiber, grrnbe enrgrgen, im (i3i'» 
 rid)t, tn^ (!ii)tnd)X. 2. mm I't^rii. 
 
 Aft) aft ,^ (niigrlf. aeft u. eft) adu. i . 
 
FAv, lar, JAII, fat. Mh, met. Fine, ffn. IV6, m6ve, n6r, g&t. 6fl, cl6Ad. Tttbe, tfih, fclll. i7,in, THh. 23 
 
 iQXar.] ^inten <im Dbrr im Sc^ijfe. 
 
 Fore aad -, I'Orn un6 f)inteil. The wind 
 U right -, baf ^Bii^iff {tQtlt vur btm SDinbe. 
 
 After, af'tilr, (nn<je(f. aefter; 1)011. 
 agier) ai(/. 1. [iKar.] Ijiiitere. 2. ipatrr, 
 banauf fclgenb (ucn ber 3tit; oft >"" 
 tinein j^auptwortc ottbunttn, ). ^. after- 
 noon;. 
 2. An after period of life. Marshall. 
 
 After, praep. L (Me 3ii<t)tuna einn 
 
 fdtatQunq) md), l)intet. 2. nad> (uon 6fr 
 
 3eit). 3. narf> (aeimie, ju Solflt). 4 u nn* 
 
 (bem Saufe u. ©iiipufle flenuie). 
 
 2. Consider a thing - It* intriniie value. 
 
 Bacon. 
 
 4. To walli after the flesh, to live - the 
 
 flesh. Bible. 
 
 One - another, naif tinanttt; - what 
 mannei 7 fliif mtld)t 9lrt? Day - day, einen 
 Xag ncid) betn onbern , oi>n tinein Za^ jutii 
 antern; - that, nnd)l)er, f)ier<mf; to go in 
 search -, to look -, Qincn, Qtma6 auf- 
 fu(i)ei\ to be - one, 1. untft Ginem flcl)en, 
 Cinem mdfHti\en. 2. ginein fllci^, nljnlicf) 
 ftfjen; to inquire -, ftdflen naU) Qtmc[6; to 
 go -, folflen. 
 
 After, eonj. nadfttm. [bnrnuf. 
 
 After, adv. I. t^inter (jer. Z. nac^fyer, 
 
 Some while -, etnioe 3eit barauf. 
 
 After, «• ? bie folgenbe 3eit 
 
 After-acceptation, 1. bie nadffjtt 
 Mflenotnmene Sebeutuiifl. 2. [^nnbel] bie 
 f^&tat <Ucccptntion. After-account, 
 Me 9?ad)re(f)iiuna. Killiwobeck. After- 
 act, bie bnrnuf folflenbe .^nnblunfl, Ifjat. 
 After-ages, *. pi. bie %i(t)iuett (uuc^ 
 ting.) AuDUow. After- all, adv. tnt- 
 (i(J), niu Gll^t. Pope. After-band, 
 ta6 funftifle^nnb. Miltoh. After-birth, 
 After-burden, bie >7?.l4o«burt. Wise 
 MAX. After-capstern, [-War.] bn« 
 ^iiitere pb. Heine ©flngiViff. After-clap, 
 t mai et|1 hintenbrein fpinmt, bai ^Iiicfjipiei, 
 bet aiicrilrid), ia6 $inten^rei^. Hubbard. 
 After comer, bet iWil(<)fp(fler. After- 
 comfort, bet jufiinftifle Xrcft. Ben 
 JonsoH. After-conduct, bA5 f|>iUere 
 ©enefjtnen. After- conviction, bie 
 fVatere, filnftifle lle6(rjeu(jun(j. After- 
 cost, I. bie iWac^rcjTcn. 2. l bie Wn^iue: 
 f^n. Mortimer. Aft er - course, bcr 
 fp^tcre Wang. After-crop, bie ^flnd)' 
 crnte. Mortimer. After- days, ». pi- 
 bie 3llfunft. CowciREvE. Afler-dlnner 
 bie iJ?.id)mittng«(lunbt; an after-din- 
 ner's sleep, bie 7?ad)niittn(ifriif)e After- 
 eatage, [Derrt.] bcr ^actteTtViid, tin Iljeil 
 be« Grtrnfl* i«pn bemfelbm 3nf)re. After 
 endeavor, bie 9?.i(^6emiil)iiMg. Locke. 
 After-enquiry, bie jiupiifc ^a(i)fta(\e ; 
 bie iincfjfolflrnbe llnreruirfjiMig. Blackstojce. 
 After- eye, v. a. f G'tiicn nidft nu« ben 
 Mugen I'crlirren , im fflefiitf« bc^iiircn. A f- 
 ter-game, I. ein Spiel bnrMad;, neuer 
 Betfurf) dim bn« aJerlorcne luiebtr ju ge 
 winnen). 2. l baS ^or^mirrel, Jpfilffmittel; 
 To play an -, tt ned) ein Wnl ivngrn, luieber 
 onfe^en. After-grass, f. After- math. 
 After-guard, ('^J?nr.]brr nnfbem$inter« 
 t^gUt be« Sc^iffee birnilr|}uenbe '>}!]7arrt>i'e. 
 
 AGA 
 
 After-hope, bit JVatere, funftige ^off: 
 nung. After-hours, s. pi. Die ndd): 
 folgenben Stunben, bie §p(ge. Shak. After- 
 ignorance, bie fpdtere Uni«i(Ten()cit. Af- 
 ter-king, ber folgenbe ^6nig. After- 
 life, 1. bfl6 ubrige Seben. 2. t<[6 fiinftige 
 Seben. DavDEir. Butler. After-liver, 
 bet ^3Jnci)fomine, Qnttl. Sidney. After- 
 love, bie jroeile ob. ipiUere Siebe. Shak.. 
 After - malice , bet ©mfl. After- 
 math, bn6 iJiac^griiS, Orummet. Holland. 
 After- moat, adj. I. [Siat.] imi(id)|l bei 
 ober an bem <Sd;iffd : 4)interti)cile berinblic^. 
 2. (ber, bie, tai) t)intK\1e. After-noon. 
 1. ber 9?a4mittflg; After -noon's lun 
 cheon Db. After- nooning, la$ SSefper: 
 brob. 2. i ber 3lbcnb (be« 2ebcn«); In the 
 - of his best days, am SlbenC feiner \<i)btt-- 
 lien Ceben6tnge. After pains, «. pi. bie 
 >]?a(t>nje^en (eincr®ebareriiinj. A f t e r - p a n, 
 1. ber nnctfolgenbe lljeil. 2. [>yfiat.] ber f)iii= 
 ttte lljeil t)ti Scf>iff*. Mar. Dict. After- 
 piece, b.i« i)inc^|lu<f (eine« I)ramnd). 
 Cumberland. After- proceedings,* pi- 
 \ditd)t6\vt.\ bafi nnd)l)crige JBerfaljren. Al- 
 ter- pro of, I. bfriJind)beii)ei5. 2. bie nnd>= 
 folgenbe ©rfrtljrung, bie burc^ fpiuere Grfiii); 
 rung entbetften ©igenf^nftcn. Wotton 
 After-reckoning, I. iai yindfbtttd)- 
 nen , bie Tlnct^unterfuc^ung. 2. bie nad^fol' 
 genbe SUet^nung, iJinct^iet^e. After-repen- 
 tance, bie 9?ac^reue. South. After- re- 
 port, bie fpntere DTiK^jri^)!. After-sails, 
 «. pi. ['iWrtr ] bie ijjinterKgel. After- 
 state, bet fiinftige 3u/lnnb. After- 
 sting, ber fpdtere Slid) ob. Sig. After- 
 storm, bcr S'liic^iliitm. After-supper, 
 bie 3"t Jivifc^en beni gibenbeffen unb bcm 
 ®(l>Mfengfl)cn. Shak. After- swarms, s. 
 pl. bie 9?ncl)rd)ii>.irme (bcr SSienen). Af 
 ter- taste, bet ^Jnttjgefdjmncf. After- 
 thoughts, «. p^ 1. bie 3ia(^gcbnnfen. 2. 
 bie jM fpntr Cinfi^t ob. Ucbcrlcgung. Dry- 
 DEii. After-times, «. pl. 1. bie fiinfti: 
 gen 3eiten, bie Jolgejeit. 2. bie iKadjmelt, 
 Uryden. After-tossing, bni 9iild): 
 bmufen, bie Seiucgung be« ^ieerei niid) 
 einem Sturme. Addison. After- wise, 
 adj. nnc^fjrr ob. ju fpnt meife. After- wit, 
 bie iu fpdt foiiimeiibe filugljeit, ©infic^t ob. 
 lUberleguiig. L'Estrange. 
 
 Prov. An — is every body's wit, l)in; 
 tenbrein t|l ^eber Hug; - comes too late, 
 bai fommt ju fpdt. 
 
 Af ter- wrath, ber PJroff. Shak. Af- 
 ter-writer, ber bntfliif folgenbe ©djrift; 
 jleder. Shuckford 
 
 After^vard, afturwSrd, (rtiit^ a f- 
 ter wards) ado. taxnad), nnd)i)ev , in bcr 
 5o(ge, nad)m.il«. ll)inter|l. 
 
 Aftinofft, aft'mist, adj. [-VHar.] 
 
 Aftinoat, «. I. [OJtar.J ber ^aum 
 jroifdjen ber i^iitre u. ber I)interften 9tuber: 
 brtnf. 2. ber untere SSJinfel an einem brei; 
 ecfigcn ©egcl. 
 
 Ag»f i'ga, fpcrf. ak n. aka, ^frr) «. 
 ber Sign (turfifdjer 5»efe()(«^nbcr). 
 
 Ag'ain, ageii', (angelf. gean, agen, 
 agean, ongean) adv. 1. ivjitber, juriirf. 2. 
 roieber, roiebernm, nod)mrtl6, nbermnW, nodf 
 tin 9J?iil. 3. iibcrbic^, ferner. 4. bngegen, 
 (jiiigcflcn. 5. ebcnfo, ebenfaU^. 6. unb bonn. 
 
 AGE 
 
 To come again, wieberfonimen ; - and- 
 
 1. ein ^n( uber bn6 nnbcre, niefjrmntt. a 
 Ijin unb f)er; To and -, i)in unb mieber, 
 To read over -, nod) einmni lei'cn ; As 
 much -, nod) einmal fo oiel; A house mor« 
 than once as large again as etc., cm 
 ^au6 meljr ali no£^) einmni fo brcit ali k.; 
 Again, 1 will be to him a father, uber> 
 bicg luerbe ic^ iljm ein 9SiUer fein. 
 
 Ag-ainst, agenst', (angelf. togennet) 
 praep. 1. iviber, gegen (58ciufgung). 2. f 
 loiber, gegcn (©ine« aBillen, ben Staat, bit 
 ajernunft 2c.>. 3. gegcniiber, an. 4. i»gegeii, 
 bei, an, bis. 
 
 - the stream , gegcn ben ©from. I am 
 not - it, id) bin nid)t bagcgen. Over -, ge« 
 genubcr. - the wall , an bcr Want. - tlie 
 endof the week, gegcn bn« ©nbe bor ^JBo^^c. 
 
 - the grain, 1. gegcn ben ©tric^ bcr ipnare. 
 
 2. 1 roibcr ^itlen, niit »ICiberiuiffen. 
 Agralaxy, ag'alakse, (a priv, unb 
 
 gala , gala», gr. ^ildf) «. [Sffiiffenfc^.j bet 
 '»Mngcl an TOlc^. 
 
 A^alloch, ag'allok, ) 
 
 Agrallocliuin, agal'Iokum,^ *' 
 (9?oi.] Mi Qlblcrljolj , ailocljola, (Eolambac. 
 Ijolj, <J5arabic«l)ol}. 
 
 Ag-alanatolite, agalmat'oijie, (gr. 
 Kgaliiiau. liihos)*. [*)Kinernl3.J bcr iyi(b|lfiii. 
 
 Agrupe, > ag'api, ,. pl. liiird),!.) 
 
 Ag-apy, \ iai 2icbc5maf)( bcr erpcn 
 (E()riflen nad) bcr itomnmnion. 
 
 Ag-ape, agape', (a ?|3rdf. u. gape> 
 adv. gaffcnb, mit offenem 9Jiunbe. Mii.to.i. 
 
 To stand -, gaffcn, bn« ^:))?nul aMf. 
 fpcrrcn. 
 
 Agaric, ag'ank, (Int. agaricun) ». 
 [SSot.J ber 2cr(f)cn''ct)iuamm, geuerfiljiuamm. 
 
 - mineral, [••33?incralg.] ba6 Steintnarf. 
 Ag-ast, agast', (a ^iJJr.U. U. gate) aucl> 
 
 Aghast, adj. beflilrjt, erfc^jrorfcn. Milton. 
 
 Agnate, agate', (a^rdf. u. gate) adv. 
 t rtuf ben 2Dcfl. Goweb. 
 
 Agate , agat , (gr. gagatea) *. 
 ['TOinernlg.I ber SIc^mU, aiftflt. 
 
 - arborescent, bcr ^aumac^nt. Ekcyc. 
 
 Ag-ate, «. (ein QiJerficug bcr 6Jolb« 
 bral)t}ic()cr) bcr ^olirilcin. 
 
 Agatine, ag'ailn, adj. pm 9Icf)nt 
 gcf)&rig. - *■ [^md).] bie 2lflntbirn, ba<J 
 banbilreifigc 9Ignt()orn. 
 
 Ag-atixed, ag'athd, acy. ['Wincrnlg.] 
 in 91cl)at ocrwanbcit, bie ©trtifcn tti '^d^nxi 
 befUjcnb. [wAHu. 
 
 Ag-aty, ag'ati, adj. actjntiirfig. Wood- 
 
 Agrave, agive', (gr.agavos) 1. [^ot.] 
 bie amcrifanifc^e 9Koe. 2. [Sonc()iDl.l cine 
 3lrt 0. ■Wufcfjcln. Encvc. 
 
 Ag-aze, ag4ze', (a ^rnf. u. gaze) v. 
 a. beiliirjcn, crfdjrecfcn, in G-rfTaunen fei^cn. 
 
 Ag'e, aje, (fr. age; arm. cage; tilt. 
 Betas) *. 1. bai filter ibei Ccbcne;, 2. bai 
 (Srcifcnalter. 3. bai TOcnfcfjcnaltcr. 4. bai 
 3af)rl)unbert. 5. ba« Seitnltcr, bie 3cit. & 
 bie 'J)hinbigfcit. 
 
 What age is your son? wie alt ifl Z\)t 
 ©Df)n? Constant -, ba6 gcfeljte, mdnnlit^e 
 9lltcr. The golden -, bie golbenc S^it; ba& 
 glii(fli(^>e ( Jtinbe«>) 2lirer. Full -, bie SBoIIj 
 jdf)rigfeit, 'TOuiibigfctt. Under-age, non- 
 age, bie Unmiinbigfeit. In this -, l)cut ju 
 Xage. To be of-, miinbig ffin To eo .(« 
 
24 Fafe. far. f'.H. faf, yU mef. Finp. fm. N6. mot e. n6r. got. 6il. < I6iid. Ti'ihe inb. full. (/Wn. THis. 
 
 AGE 
 
 tn age. tllflllMil IV'frfceil. To be under—, llll; 
 uiiiiiMfl, inint)eriiil)ri{i fcin. 
 
 Jlg-ed, a'jed. adj. 1. nit, ticin()rt 2. 
 (eiii fleivifTcd 9l(ter (la6cn^) iKr; j. 93. A man 
 
 - forty years, eiii ivierjininljriflt'r "Staiin. X 
 
 - 3. pi. tie nitcii eciite. [£futc. 
 Jkg-edly, a'jedle. ode. nnc^ 9Irr niter 
 Ag-ee, \ (|'d)Ott.) (= awry, off the 
 j%je<*, > right line; wrong) |"cf)ief, 
 
 Ag-U*y, ) I'crfehrt. 
 
 Ag-en, t f- Again. 
 
 Agency, a'jense, ((nt. agere) ». 1. 
 bn« IBirfcn, ipniiDfIn , Kjiin ; t>ie ^irtuiifl. 
 2. bic23ermittrruiig, 6crl)ini|1. 3. t»ie%ent» 
 l"d)ntt, 9l(iciitentTe((e. 
 
 Agenda., ajen'da, s. 1. t(\& Dcilf: 
 biirt), die ©cf)reibtnfel. 2. [llird)fl.] bie ^tr; 
 d)i'iinncnbe. Encyc. 
 
 Ag-ent, a'jent, adj. + J)nnbelnt), i«tr: 
 fcub. Bacos. 
 
 Agent, *. 1. ber i>nnbcriibe, '2Bir: 
 ffiibf. 1. bntS luirfcnbe 5a3cfcii. 3. bnS luir: 
 fnibe <BfitteI, bie Srnft, luirfenbe ilmft, 
 ta-i 5lncii^. 3.ber ®crd)nfti5trnfler, Slgent (in 
 brr DipliMiintie). 4. ber ^otumiiTionar, it- 
 llerite «D?nfIcr. 
 
 - of a regiment, ber SoljI'iiE'ftfr fine* 
 9{f<litiicnt5. - victualler, [9)far.l ber ^ro; 
 cinntnteiiler. [9lnfntrd)nfr, giflcntiir. 
 
 Agentsliip, a'jentship, s. f t)ie 
 
 Ag-er, a'ji'ir, 4, I'Oliin.] bn« ffinfTcr. 
 
 Ag'gelation, adjcla'shrin. a. gelJ) 
 ». t &f^ ©efrii-ren, 3urniiiiiicnfricren. 
 
 Agg°eneration , adjennura'shun, 
 tl. genus)*. ttn^Surniiimemviidjrcn, bie^Jit; 
 tifliiiinn. flfiiniie 93cr6inbunn jiueier Jtiirper. 
 
 Ag-ger, ad'ji'ir, (Int. 2C.) *. t &« 
 ffiinti, bie 3,iefci1itiung. He*rne. 
 
 Ag-g-erate, ad'jurite, (Int. agge- 
 rere) u. a. fiiifljniifen. 
 
 Ag°geration, adjuri'shun, «. bie 
 9lnhniifunn, 9Iiif()(iiifimfl. 
 
 Agg-erose, adjurose', adj. no((«r 
 ^iniifcn, I'ide 5;>iitifen entl^nltrnb. 
 
 Ag'g'loilierate , agglom'mi'irate. 
 (Int. adglomeiare) v. a. T u. 1 nilfivicfi'ln, 
 jiifntiitiienbnfd'ii , fiiniiclu, fiiniieln. Yoi'nb. 
 
 Agglomerate, r.n. rirt)fiij]eln,fid) 
 firimpeni , iiirninnieiilniifen, nrriiiiicii. 
 
 Agglomeration, agglommura'- 
 uliuii. *. I. t<ii' ^liifiinrffln, ivnniicdi. 2. tiai 
 3iifiiiiinieiiliiiiffii (luni Sttrpern). 3. ber ipau' 
 fi'n (iH^ii 5?aiirrrn :c.). H'OTcb.] tinbenb. 
 
 Aggliitinant, agglu'icnant. adj. 
 
 Aggiiitinant, *. l>))icb.] ba<5 jnlje 
 UMiibiiMiK-mirtcl, 53iiibeiiiittcl. Coxe. 
 
 Agglutinate, ag^li\'tcnite. (Int. 
 a<;:gliitin;irc,) w. a. I. jiirnDiiiieitlritiieii. 2. 
 [-Wfb.l nnljcilcM, jiiiaimiieiil)cilcii. 3. l uer; 
 flniflen. 
 
 Agg-llltination, .nggli'ilenA'shi'in. 
 $. I. bie Siirntiiiuriilriimmg. 2. l-Wcb.l bie 
 9liiheiluii(i , 5.Mnbiiiia. 3. t bie 91iiri(iiiiiH(i 
 (jiurirr .fti^rprr). 
 
 Agglutinative, agghi'tcnativ. 
 adj. |0)ieb.] niil)ei!pnb, prrbiiibenb. 
 
 Aggrace, aggrise', (inr. gratia) D. 
 a. ■}■ briiiiiiiTineii. .Spexser. Wisemaji. 
 
 Agg-race, «. t tie Cefliniiliniiiid, 
 P3iiml. ^ .Spexser. 
 
 Ag-grandization, aggrandezil'- 
 •i>un. *. t bit 9rrgrl£»0eniii(i, b<i« S5er(jri>6mi. 
 
 AGI 
 
 Ag-g-randize , ag'grandi/.e, (fr. 
 agraiidir) o. a. 1. ucnjrtigem 2. f erl}Ol)en, 
 
 — V. n. fid) vergrSilern. [cr()ebeii. 
 Ag-g-randizement, aggran'dL 
 
 ment. *. 1. bie a3ergri3pcnmg, ©nueiterung. 
 2. bie (S-rfjebung. 
 
 Agrgrandizer, ag'grandjzeur. $ 
 1. bi-r 2?irgri3gerer, ©riueiterer. 2. l berje; 
 iiigc, i«elrt)cr erfiD^t, erf)ebt. 
 
 Ag-g:rate, aggrate', (it.) p. a. t (5-i: 
 nen liebforcii, i.l)m fd)5n tfjim. Spenser. 
 
 Agg-ravate, ag'gravAte, (I. aggra- 
 vare>«. a. 1. 1 |"d)iuercr tnnc^en, errtfjiuerni. 2. 
 ueritiirfcn, uermeljren, iiergr&gern (eiii SBcr: 
 l'red)eii ic). 3. nrger ober rd)Iinimcr mndjeii, 
 ucrrd)liiimicrn. 4. u6ertrei&en (in ber ^t-. 
 l"d)reit'una), 
 4. Actions and motives maliciously ag- 
 gravated. Washingtom's Life. 
 
 Ag^g'ravation, aggrav&'shun, s. 
 1. 1 tai Crfd^ueren , bie C'ri't^nieriiiig. 2. 
 bie 25errd)Iiniineriing. 3. bie SSertTnrfung, 
 SiTgrL^C'cning. 4. bie llebertreiOiing (in ber 
 23efrf)rcibung). 5. bn« Ungcljeure (cinei' 25cr; 
 bred)cn5 jo. [ Paley. Audisow. 
 
 4. An — of features in a caricatiire. 
 
 Agg-reg-ate, ag'gtegate. (Int. ag- 
 gregare) v. a. 1. fjniifen , rtiiljniifen, }ii ei: 
 ncr ^fiiffe uereiiiigen. 2. in eine (5)ereri|'d)uft 
 niifnc^iiien, nggregiren. 
 
 Agg-reg-ate, adj. [Cf)em.] gefjnuft, 
 niigeljauft. 2. [SBot.] nngef)nuft. 3. [D?frf)t5= 
 fpr.] nggregirt. —corporation, eine ^&rpcr; 
 fd)aft, beren ©jriflenj bnrtf) bni5 23citreten 
 neiier "vOiitglieber gerid)ert i)!. Bt.ACKsToiiE. 
 
 Ag-g-reg-ate , *. l. ber ^niifcn. 2. 
 [Cfljeiu.] berOnbegriff (incl;rcrer Dinge), iai 
 aiggregnt, OiJeljniife, 9lMgel;nufe. 
 
 Aggreg-ately , ag'gregatele, adv. 
 jiifntninen. 
 
 Agg-reg-ation, aggrega'shun , s. 
 
 1. bie ^I'infnng, SBereinigimg, ©nmnilung. 
 
 2. \>tt ipniifen, bie TOcnge. 3. bie 9IiifnnI)nic 
 (in eine (^)erenfd)nft). 4. [^(;or.) bie 9tnt;nu= 
 fling, bn6 (SJeljnnfe. 5. [(£[)t\n.] bie gleid)nr! 
 tigc ^))JnfTe. [geraintut. 
 
 Ag-gregative, ag'grcgativ. udj 
 
 Aggreg-ator, ag'gregiiur, ». ber 
 (Jnnimler. 
 
 Aggress, aggress', ([. aggredi) v. a. 
 nnfaden, nngrcifrn; init &ineiu nnbinbrii. 
 
 Aggress, *. ber 3lngriff, ?lnfnU. 
 
 Aggression, aggresli'iln, «. ber 
 5lnfii(l, 9lngriff. 
 
 Aggressive, aggres'siv, adj. nil. 
 nreifeiib, ten erilen Slngriff innd)cnb. 
 
 Aggressor, aggres'sur, t. ber nit: 
 greifciibe il)eil. 
 
 Aggrievance, aggrc'vanse, .». 1. 
 bie 9jcrd)ivi'rbe. 2. ber SJJerbrufj, bie Unbilbf, 
 ber ivnninier, bie 'Tfotf), .tninfung, ^JJlniir. 
 
 Aggrieve, aggrcve', (a ^rnf. iiio 
 grieve) i'. a. I. fmiiiiicm , frniifeii. 2. l>e. 
 fdjivrven. plngeii, beciiitrndjrigfii. 
 
 - p. H. t trniifrn, n)el)fln((rii. 
 Aggroiip,^ aggroop', (fp. agrnpar) 
 Aggro(»p,^ V. a. [(hibcnbe itunilrj 
 
 jnfniimiriii'loflen, gnippiren. 
 
 Aghast, agast', adj. bcilitrit, pon 
 (5)rniirn iTtroffen, grnuerlid). 
 
 Ag^ile, aj'il, (lat. agilis) adj. 6rf)enbe, 
 i^urttt}, fiinf. 
 
 AGN 
 
 Ag-ileness, aj'ilnls,^ ». bie 33ef)fn. 
 
 Agility, ajil'cte, ^bigfcit, f>urtig. 
 feit, Seirf)tigfeit. [*. [SSot.] t<\6 3ll0fl)cta. 
 
 Agilloclium, ajil'Ioltum, (I. 'a3..( 
 
 Ag-io, a'jei, (it. 2D.) s. [.Cpnnbel] in& 
 aiufgelb , 9lgiD. 
 
 Agist, ajist', (fr. ge'sir, norm, agiser) 
 V. a. einfcljmen ober in bie 'WniT nel)iiien, 
 lueibcn InfTen (frenibes 23if^, iinpri'lnglid) in 
 ben fonigl. ?[Cnlbungen). Cowej.. Biackstois. 
 
 Ag-istinent, ajist'mlnt, *. i. bie 
 (^infeljmung. 2. t»n6 'Wnffgclb, 'Jriftgclb. 
 3. i bie ©teller, Inre, 2a\t. Cowef.. 
 
 Ag-istor, ajist'ur, (nud) A gist a'- 
 tor) s. ber ge^ntineiiler, ^ov\^-. ob. ^Knil' 
 nnffefjer (bnljer mid) gist- taker gennnnh. 
 
 Ag-itable, aj'etabl, adj. 1. beiucgs 
 (id). 2. i preOleninttfd). 
 
 Agritate, aj-ctale, (f. agitare) r. a. 
 
 1. \ f(f)ne(I l)in nnb f)cr beivegen, I)in iinb ()cr 
 luerfen, \AjntMn , ri'ittetn (ein ©rfjtff :c ), cr« 
 fd)iittern, nnnil)ig nin(f)en. 2. i a) crregen, 
 nnfregen, beunrnl)igen (bnS (55enu'itl;). b) 
 nnfiuicgeln. c) crrd)rittern (ben Stnnt u-.). d) 
 t beiuegen, trei&en. e) er5rfern, n('(<nnbeln 
 (eine J^mge), fhreiten (fiber), f) iiingefjen, 
 fid) trngen (ntit ^(mien ic). 
 
 Agitation, ajeta'slnm, a. 1. bn4 
 .<?ins wWii 5pcr = SBeiwegen , (£(f)iitteln, 9?ut» 
 teln (einer ©fid)C). 2. bie 23fmegniig, (Fts 
 l"d)Utterung; ^<\l, 2Di>gcn, ipL^hlgeljrn (br« 
 "BiecreS jc.). 3. bie Ijeftige (yeiniit()5bciL'e« 
 gnng, SCnftnng, llnru^e. 4. bie G-riirterunij, 
 ■ilbljnnblnng, llnterfnc^ung (einer 'S-rnge lo. 
 5. bie (pDliti|"d)e) ^Igitntinn, 9lnfiuiegeliing, 
 Seiuegung, (SJnf;riing, bn« Ireiben. 6. bie 
 Uebertegung, !8erntl)r(()rngiiiig. 
 
 A scheme is in -, cin ?pfnn ijT nnf bctii 
 tnpet. To be in -, uiinil;)g feiii, f)iM)(ge^en 
 (i<. ber ©ee). Websteu 
 
 Ag-itato, ajeii'ti, adv. ['Wiif.] ngu 
 tntD, beivegt. 
 
 Ag-itator, aj'etAtur, *. 1. ber9(gcnt, 
 (53e)'d)nfr6fn(;rer (jnr 3fit (FriMiiiDcId). Hijmk. 
 
 2. ber eine ©nrfje bctreibt. 3. ber Sliifiuiegs 
 Irr, In-'ber, llnrii(;efT5rer. 
 
 Aglet, ) ag'let, (fr. aiguillette) ,t. 1. 
 
 Aig-Iet,^ ber ©tift, bns fiinillid) gcnrs 
 bcitete 9ile(^ nber meti>(lene ^plntrrfjeit ti.; 
 ber ©enfel. 2. (<8pt.] Xic^i Siilbdjen o.\\ Xstn 
 ©tnnbfnben ber SBlninen. 
 
 Aglet - baby, ag'let- bab^, «. bn« 
 .KoU>d)en, cine fteine S'am" '"' finer 5iei>r;! 
 fd)iuir. .Siuk. 
 
 Agflet-baby, (fdirtf.) ein u'lnjige* 
 (^5crd)i!'pf, nid)t grofjer nlS ein ©tift. 
 
 Agininal, ag'mcnal, (Int. agaien) 
 lulj. jii einein ^niifen ober Iriipp gchfrig. 
 
 Agnail, ag'nale, (nngcif. ange) «. 
 [■i))ifb.I bn^ ^JingelgefdjiDnr. Bahbt. 
 
 Agnate, ag'nale. (Int. agnatus) adj. 
 iHTR'nnbt. - *. ^er 9Igiint. 
 
 Agnatic, agnat'ik. adj. [9fed)t5!pr.l 
 bie 55rrmniibfft0nft I'on i>iiter!id)fr ©eite be« 
 
 tVerffltt- Bl.ACKSTOKE. 
 
 Agnation, agnA'slimi, <. I. tic 
 5Miitffrrniibrd)nft (I'lMi i'iuerlid)rr ©eite). 2. 
 1 bie 25era'nnbtfil)nft (ber ©prnd)en k.). 
 
 Agnel, ag'nil, (Int. agnns) «. riltf 
 nittr. ••Wfinie, (nnd) agnel d'or flrnrtnn»). 
 
 Agnition, a^uUh'un, «. bit 9tiUt< 
 friiniiii|] 
 
¥hte. far, fAlK fat M^. met. Fine. fin. NA. move, n6r, j^of, ^Jl. cUiul Tube, ti'b. fnll. t/zin. THis. 25 
 
 AGN 
 
 AgnixCf agnize', ((at. agnoicere) «. 
 
 «■ + anerfeimen, jufleben. Shak. 
 
 Agfnoininate, agnoin'meiiite, ((. 
 agaoniinare) v. a. -f beneiiiien. 
 
 Ag'noillination ^ agnomm^ni'- 
 ■liiin, «. 1. Die 'llitfpieluiii] t\ne$ ^urtef 
 «uf tin anbertS. 2. ber 3unatJie, ©etnanie. 
 
 AgnUM - CastuS , ag'nut-kas'iiis, 
 Oat.) «. (SBot.) let fkeufdjl'num, bte S<^iif- 
 Uiflfle (»|iec. Vitei). Encvc. 
 
 Afgnua-nei, ag'mUde'i, ((. SS.) 
 «. (rom. fnt(). Rirdft] I. bn6 lundx'mie (»ot! 
 tc*Inmni. 2. Hi 'ilnia<i)t6bMdfen (fiir Siii; 
 ber). 3. rn«9l(5nu6jDei (eiiilljeil Der'OReiTc). 
 
 AffOy agu', (niigrlf. agmi, geond) ado. 
 u. adj. poruOer, Dorbci, ocr^er. 
 
 A. ye.\r -, opr citicni Siiljrf. 'Ti« long 
 -, t6 iH f(f)pn fiiiigc !)«. Nm long -, uor 
 Suricni , unlniifltl. A. wliile -, oot einifler 
 B«it, »or Rur)ei". Ifli'tiQ. 
 
 Alfag, ai;og', (fir. agogo) ade. (uitern. 
 
 To set - (on obtt for) liiilem , beflirria 
 mild)eu "Mrf)). To «et one's curiosity -. 
 3tMnniit6 •JItiiflicrbe errcflen. To be -, fid; 
 Ui\A) duvai ffljncn, bfgeljteii. 
 
 Ag-olnfCf ag^'ing^ (-t $rnf. U. going. 
 adv. im Oliuige, in Oimq, in ^cmeniiuii. 
 
 He i« -. er <ief)t fort. [int Sfnriffi' 
 
 Afcoii) i'gon, (nr. ngon) «. ba$£anipf: 
 fj>iel ber 'Jllten. Onnu6ff|fe ber IVomcr. 
 
 AKOnalia ^ ag6n4'lea , *. pi. bic 
 
 Al^rone, a^on', p. p nd/. f f Ago. 
 
 Ag'oniKiiif ag'uuixni, «. ber ^eti: 
 fiimpf, iOettilreit. 
 
 Aff-onist, ag'onist, ^<.t)rr<H}ett= 
 
 AffoniNteM, agA-ils'iit.^ fmnpfer. 
 
 Ag'uniwticMl, agouis'i^iiai.^ 
 
 AiK-oniMtic, apioiiik'tik, 5 
 bie -ICcttfiniipie betrrffeiib. 
 
 Ag^-onliitically , agonU'iikSlic 
 adf. fnnipnVieliirtiiv 
 
 Agoniwtf ag'uiii^e, ((ft. agonixoi 
 V. n. I. ^eiii leiPfn. 2. mit bem lobe rin: 
 (jrii , in beii Ifi>tf" 3»Htn liefleu. - ». a. )ii 
 it'fe pIiiqcM Ob. quiilen. 
 
 A|{^onizing'ly« ag<\n!'xingle. adr 
 
 aiif bie peinupQjle SUetfe, uiit au^erorbentii: 
 djrr $ein. 
 
 Aifonotliete « ag'^nAt/iete , (^r. 
 agoiioiiieits) t. ber Kftnipiri(f)tcr. [tenb. 
 
 A$fonothct«r.y adj. 'Ii3mrmiipfe ridv 
 
 Aifuny, ag'i'ine. < I. ber Ipbr^fninpf. 
 I. t .11 rif 5f cieiianait . ^cin, •DK.uter. Uj 
 ter l)eiii(if Strtinpf. Mure. 
 
 AffOO<l« a^ud'. (a $raf. iinb good) 
 M./.-. t i"< C>TiiiV, rriiillid), luirfliit. -Shak. 
 
 AifOiity, a(;uiVie. «. |3i>c>l.) ba5 ^ct' 
 tfiriiniiirfu'ii, bcr Olfiiti). 
 
 AiprikCe, 1. A sg race. 
 
 AlfrninillUtiMt, asram'niatist, (h 
 pilv. u. graiiiiiiH) 4. biT ituiieli'lirte. 
 
 A|frariuil, a^iare^in. d. agrarlii«) 
 nWi bif •acrfcT Ob. i^fibir t'ftrrifrMb. - law. 
 bii6 Hrfifiinci) (bfi ben JJiinuTU). 
 
 Aiprnriatii, # biir'JIrfirflcrfO. Bikke. 
 
 AKTeHHtf, asrcic', V. a. mit lilUl) 
 kfiiibcin, befd)iiiiiTen. (i"ibcrl)>iiipt. 
 
 Ai^rentf agrite', ado. im (^miirn, 
 AlfrtrVf agiee", (fr. agre'er; I. gratia) 
 T. M. I. iiberfinilimmen (wn ^JJcnVnen iiiib 
 fe.KWn). 2. liberfinfpmmen. 3. (for. on. 
 B^oui ciiiia ivrrben , \i(lf riumrH t'2>> vcrolci 
 
 AGU 
 
 (<>en (uber). 4. [^TOiif.] nut jufammenfKins 
 men, f)nrmi)niren. 5. (with) ©inem jutrng: 
 lid) fein , gut befommen , jnfdjlagcn. 6. (to) 
 llefjen, pafTen, angemefTen fein (Ginem). 7. 
 einjlimnng, einerici TOeinitng fein (in, fiber) 
 8. (on, upon) einmitligen (in) , (itma6 jugo 
 ben, einrnumen, iibcreinfommen (in). 9. »er= 
 bunben fein (ju (StiunS), mitmirfen. 10. (on) 
 e-tiund geineinfrfjnfnic^ bcf(^lie^en, uerab: 
 reben. U. einig leben, fiif) wcrtragen. 12. 
 iuitlfnf)ren ; (to) (id) Qtmai gefiiden IiifTcn, 
 C^Oebingungcn) eingeljen. 13. flrf) uerfoljui'ii 
 
 To - together, flc^ mit finnnber ucrtra 
 gen , )u einanber jliminen ober paffen , fid) 
 nid)t i»iberfpre(^en. To - again, luieber gute 
 (Jreunbe werben To - in one tune, [-Wuf.] 
 Ijarmoniren. To make to — , I. iicicfi.il)nen, 
 i>ergleid)en. 2. beilegen To - for tlie price. 
 ^iinfS einig luerben. To - with one's self. 
 llct4 glcic^er 2anne fein. 
 
 ProB. To — like dogs and cats, »pic 
 >?unbe nnb ^n^cn mit einanber Icben. 
 
 A|f ree « >>. a. I. einrmimen (eine 
 ll)atfn(fte). Webster. 2. ueri&hnen, aiiSfol}-- 
 nen. 3. beilcgcn, nn6glei(^en(einenStreit!c.). 
 
 AflCreeMbility, agieealiilete. s. "^ 
 bie ii3illtaiirigfeit. Chaocer. 
 
 Ai^reeable^ agr^^'abl. adj. l. liber; 
 einiliinmenb, piiilenb, gemap. 2. angemefTen, 
 niitliinbig. 3. arti^, aninut^ig (u. $erfpnen 
 unb <Sad)en). 
 
 To make -, 1. entpfef)(en. 2. tpo^f nii: 
 bringen. To lie — to . ., ubereinilimmen 
 >mit). -to, jnfolgr, gema^ (einer @ad)c). 
 — to the order of the day, the House took 
 up the report of the Committee. Webster. 
 
 Agreeableness , agrce'abincs 
 «. 1. bie UebiTeinilimmung , ^JlngcmeiTKnI)eit, 
 (iMiid>fiJrmigfeit (ber Jnrben lo. 2. i bie 
 (innere) •acl)iilid)feit (jiu'fd)en ^erfoiicn nnb 
 Dingen). .3. bie «Unnt()mfid)fnt, Slnimit^. 
 
 Aicrevablyf agrecalile. adv. 1. an: 
 geneljm, auf eine anflenel)me 9lrt. 2. gemn^, 
 pajjenb, (to) (einer ©ac^e) gcmaf}, jiifiMge. 
 3. ■■ aiif ai)nti<i)e 2Irt, auf gleid)c 2Gcife. 
 
 Ajjreetl, a^rced', p. p. adj. 1. (to) 
 eiiKieraumt, jiigegeben. 2. (on pb. upon, to) 
 abgeil)an, obgeniadjt, nii«gemad)t, bef(<)lof: 
 fen, beilimmt, fei^gcfetjt. 3. einig, pergli: 
 d)en, OiTfi'ljnt. [luegcn! ti bleibt babci: 
 
 Agreed, adv. ridjtig! roppi meinet: 
 
 A^Tt^eing:, agicerng, s. 1. bie 
 Urbcrciuilimnuing. 2. ber25frtmg, bad llcbcr= 
 einfoinmen. 3. bit ^inttactft, M6 gute aScr- 
 nebmni. [OCiU'ifi- 
 
 AsfreeillS'ly* agree'ingle, adv. + 
 
 A(ifr€^eill«fne«S, agree'ingncs, *. 
 I. bie e-inigfcit, t>M gute 2Serncl)men. 2. bie 
 •IJafjlidjfeit, 3. bie 9lcl;nlid)feit, Uebcrein; 
 ilimmiing. 
 
 Agreement, agree'ment, «. 1. bcr 
 (S'infi.ing, bie iparmonie (o. Dingen). 2. bie 
 llchiTfiniTimmung, t>a6 gute aJcrncfjmcn (p. 
 'l>iTfiMicn). 3. bie >ae()ii(id)fcit. 4. bie Uebtr-- 
 fuifnnft, bor 5Sfrtrag, 5Bunb, bai ^iinbnip. 
 5. bie S&rm-guag, ber 9}erglei(t). 
 
 3. Expansion and duration have this 
 
 farther -. Locke. 
 
 4. H« made an - for the purchase of a 
 
 house. Webster. 
 
 - in tune, ba5 fipnjerf. Articles of -, 
 
 iSfralfi(t>«punfte, To come to an -, (id) 
 
 AGU 
 
 uerglei(ftcn. To make an agreement, eiili 
 Uebcreinfunft trcffen. 
 
 A g r e e m e n t - m ,1 k e r . ber Unter^anb. 
 ler, ®(f)ieb5rid)ter, bie -O^iittel^pcrfon. 
 
 Ag-restic, Igres'iik, ) (int. 
 
 Ag-restical, agies'iekal,^ agresti.s) 
 
 1. (iinbniaptg, (aubiid). 2. f bmirifd), grob, 
 
 - lite, baS Oiinblebpn. [plump. 
 Agria, a'grca, *. [<!3of.] bie <Bttd)* 
 
 palme. 2. eine 9lrt ^lei^to Pb. 3iftmnaal. 
 
 Agricolation, agrckAla'shun, (I 
 agricola) s. ter Saiibbiiu, 5i'(bbau. 
 
 Ag-riCultor, agrekiiltur, ((. SID.) 
 *. ber SaiibbiiuiT, Gnnbtpirtt). 
 
 Ag-ricultural, agrekul'tslniral, 
 adj. lanbimrt()fd)aft(id). 
 
 Ag-riculture, agrcki'il'l.shure, CI.' 
 agricnltnra) *. ber 5l(fcr>, gi'Ib;, CaubbflM, 
 bie 9(inbipirt(}frf)aft. 
 
 Agriculturi.mn , agrekul'ishd- 
 rizm, *. f bie 2a!ibioirri)fif)iift (al5 ^nr»(l 
 Pb. ^asiffcnfitaft). [«. ber Sanbipirtl). 
 
 Agricultliri.tit, agiekiil'tshurist. 
 
 Agrimony, agrciiaiiine, (I. agri- 
 nionia) t. [Bot.] ber 'Ucferiuenuig, bie 8e» 
 berflctte. 
 
 Agriot, ag'riut, ». [iSot.] bie 5Bei(^« 
 felfirfd)e. [»«. + fd)aiibiTn. Chaucer. 
 
 Agrise, agrcese', (angflf. agrisan) p. 
 
 - ». rt. t t. fi^rerten. 2. fdirecflic^ ma« 
 c^en, entjleflen. SrEnaER. 
 
 Agroin, i'grom, «. id., eine £rauf> 
 ^eit in Oiliiibicn. 
 
 Agrusiemma, agrostem'ma, «. 
 [iSff.] bcr 5{abcn, itprnraben, bie Irefpe. 
 
 Agrostis, agros'tis, (gr.) «. [^pt.] 
 b«« Strau«gra5, QuailgmS. 
 
 Aground, aground', (a $rnf. u. 
 groiiri<l) adv. 1. auf beu P)runb, nuf bem 
 OJrunbc, auf ben Stranb. 2. i To be -, in 
 23crlegcnf;eit fein; ju (Srunbe gcrid)tct fein. 
 
 To run—, ftranben. To run a ship-, ein 
 ©diiiT auf ben ©tranb feljeu, itrnnben mn(f>en. 
 They were — at.., fie fouutfU ^id)f6 er» 
 micbern auf... 
 
 Aguapecaca, agwapck^'kl, « 
 [Ornitl).] id., ber brafilianifi^c itibifj. 
 
 Ag'Ue, 4'giic, (angi'll'. aege, oga, 
 hoga) «. 1. baS 5a[5ed)ff Ififber, (fa!te) JJieber. 
 
 2. bie SctUe, ber ©d)aiibiT, '3(t)aucr, 5ro)l. 
 A burning—, eiu Ijiyigcd Jicber. To have 
 
 an-, t>a6 gicber Ijabeu. 
 
 Prov. An — in the spring Is physic for 
 a king, ein 5rul)ling^nt'*>'t bicut jur (»«» 
 funb()cit. 
 
 Agne-fit, ber 5J'f'"'rfrf)aucr. Ague- 
 powder, ba3 5icbcrpii(pcr. A g u e - p r o o f, 
 adj. fiebertefl, bem (^icberiBibcnlcljetib. Ague- 
 spell, ba5 Sic''frjaiibcrmittel.(iAY. Ague- 
 struck, p. adj. mit bem falffii tjiebcr be« 
 Ijaftct, ppin Sicbcr befaflen. Hi;wvt. Ague- 
 tree, [iSot. ] ber SajTiifrasSbaum. 
 
 Ag°ue, v. a. C^iufiu '5ifberfd)aiicr ge» 
 ben, perurfa(^cii» ©iueu mit bem Jiebcr be« 
 l^iftef ma(^en. 
 
 Agued, A'gued, p. p. adj. I. ti\S 
 
 Sieber l)abenb, jittcrnb, bebenb. 2. neberljafr. 
 
 Ag-uerry^ agcr'ie, (fr. agucrrir) 
 V. a. t jnni firiege abrid)tfu , abl)iirtfn. 
 
 Aguise, ^gyise', (a $raf. ii. guise) 
 V. a. t jured>rmad)en , jicrrn , fcftmilrfen. 
 
26 Vhte. frir, fa!', fat. M^. met. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve, n3r, gSt, 6iF, cl6i"id. Tube, tub, fiill. tAin. TUU. 
 
 AGU 
 
 Agruish, a'guisli, adj. 1. fie6erif(f>, 
 Pe&rrhaft 1. ? frL^^lin (iiebe ic.) Granville. 
 
 Ag'iiiMlinesii, a'giiishnes, *. bie 
 ffic&iTl)aftiflfcit, bcr®rf)nuer. [nen, oclotitii. 
 
 Ag'iiize, (fd)ott.) anerfeniien, beten-- 
 
 Ag-iil,a'gul,*. [33ot.] ber:)}ianna&auni. 
 
 Alt, a. (fr. all, <]r. a, U\t. all) interj. 
 «()! 1)0! ncf)! luie! - that! <\d} ta^l 
 
 Alia, aha', interj. l}a\ ()il ! rtljal 
 
 Alia, *. icii uerborfleiie ®el)a(]e. 
 
 Alianigrer, alian'egur, *. [3d)tf)l)0(.] 
 Me ?Ofecrnabel. 
 
 Aliead, ahed', (a S^U^f. U. head) adv. 
 1, ['iJJiflr.] uornuS, lueitcr unr. 2. uormarW, 
 coran. 3. fjailiij, iitcr $al5 imb A>pf. 
 
 To run — of one's reckoning, ['■JKor.] 
 fic^ im SBeflcrf gcirct ^a&en, rocitcc I'cin a\6 
 Me®iegung ergeljen fjnt. - of us, oor iin5. 
 Togo-, [iJiorbnm.] fid) tummeln ob. beeUen. 
 
 Alieig-llt, ahite', (a S^tai. U. height) 
 (uiti. + nufiurirtd. Shak. 
 
 Aliic c y af Ii,ah!kseat'l4, «. [^Jlaturo-] 
 Id., eiiie flirtifie ©(f)(ange in ^ejrifo. 
 
 Aliit^li) alii', aiiu. t in ber $&^e, in 
 fcie ^ol)e, i)&en, nufiunrtfl, nuf. 
 
 Aliinf, (fcfjptt.) I)tntcn; bn()tnten. 
 
 Aliold, ahold', adv. f [?(Knr.] birf)t 
 beim SBinbe. Shak. 
 
 To lay a ship -, ['OTar.] birf)t &eim 
 BBinbe fjnlten. [giftiger qSflaitmcn. 
 
 Aliovai, alidv'a, s. [!8ot.| eine 9lrt 
 
 Altoy, ahoi', iiiterj. [^B?ar.] fjaflof)! 
 
 AliuU'la, *. [^Jinturg.] id., eine 9Irt 
 SButmer in ^Wcrifo. 
 
 Aliuit'zote, #. [^Jiaturg.] id., ein 
 }U ben 5lnip!)i6ien geljorigee uierfii^igeS II;icr 
 In Slnierifa. fu. larfel. 
 
 Ahull, ahull', adv. [>»?flr.] UOt lopp 
 
 Ai, *■ [3i)oI.] bai 5rtultl;ier, 5li. 
 
 A'ia, *. tOrnitl).] id. 
 
 Aiblins, (f(f)ott.) uiedeic^t 
 
 Aicuk-us, akii'rus, *. [Dmitf).] eine 
 eitt ^npngei in S^rnfilien. 
 
 Aid, Ade', (ft. aider) v. a. (?inem f)eU 
 fen, 6ei|lcl;en, G-inen iinter|tii(jen. 
 
 Aid, ». 1. bie 5?ulfe, ber Seiilnnb. 1. 
 ber ^I'ffer, &d)iU(e, bie0)c(;iilfiun. 3. [cngl. 
 9?e(^t6fvr.] a) bie 3ubuf)e, nuperorbu-ntltcfjc 
 ©tcuer. b) [©ngl.] bie SBniaHentlciier. c 
 [granfr.] pi. bie Sofiiteuern. 4. ber 5Ib)u: 
 tnnteineS®enern(5. S.p/. [9eettf.] bie>>iilf"eii. 
 
 Court of aids, iai 3otl|leuerfi>(Ieniiiiii. 
 Royal -, bie bcm ^onige I'om 'ipnrlanientc 
 pcriuiftigten ©teuern, ai&gnben. To pray 
 in -, [engl. Sfec^t^fpr.] eine "iPerriMi jiijirfjen, 
 bie 6ei einem iinl)nngigcn9{ed)t6fh:cite 6ct^ei: 
 ligt ifl. Blackbtone. 
 
 Aidance, a'danse, «. t bie >pi'i(fe, 
 ber ©ei|Tiinb. Shak. (fjiilfrcicf). 
 
 Aidant, Ade'ant, adj. ttc()iilflirf), 
 
 Aid- d«- camp, ide dc- kawng'. 
 (fir. S33.) *• ber 'Jlbiiitiint eineS P)cnrral». 
 
 Aider, ade'ur, *. ber ^clfa, Oie-. 
 ^ulie; <aul).inger. 
 
 Aider, (fd)t>tt.) Iic6ilcr, nfferfirbfler. 
 
 Aiding', ade'ing, s. birUiitcrilii^ting, 
 ^Ulfe. [lillTcn. Shak. 
 
 AiTileNS, ade'les, adj. hiilfloS , I'fr: 
 
 Aid-iiiaj(>r, Ade-'mijur. *. (■OKilit.J 
 IXC 5{i'ginKiiti'ab)iir.iiit. 
 
 Ai|^-r(^t, ^ a'gret, (fr. TO.) »• 1. 
 
 Aif^rette,^ [Orniclj.] ber luei^e^tci* 
 
 AIR 
 
 f)cr. 2. [<8Dt.] bte ©rttnenfrone, Jeberfront, 
 bai ^tbivcfftn. 
 
 Aig-ue - marine , a'gue-marecn', 
 (fr. '■Ii5.) *. ((?bel|l.) ber ilquanwrin. 
 
 Aig-ulet, a'giilet, (fr. alguillette) 
 *. bie '7ie|lc(fd)nur, ber (Senfel. 
 
 Aikra'iv, A'kraw, *.0 eine9Irt2id)e.i. 
 
 Ail, ale, (nngelf. eglian ^ s. I. bil^ 
 
 Ailment, ale'ment, ^ 2Def), Seiben, 
 ber ©djnierj bie ltnpa6(icf)feit. 2. bie Un; 
 rulje, 3?ut(), ber Summer. 
 
 Ail, V. a. fd)'ner}Iic& empflnben (gei 
 lV&l)n(. mit something, nothing), (Jinetll 
 
 luc^e rf)un , feWen , &inen fdjincrjcn. 
 
 What aileth thee, Hagar? mc\6 fe()lt 
 bir, ipagnr? Bible. I- nothing, tnir feljit 
 ^Jiic^t^. He — » something, e& feljit i!)tn 
 ©tronS. What ails you to beat me? wai 
 fnfit 5f)nen ein, mid) ju ftfjlngen? What 
 ails your eye? mni ijaben <Sie ntw 9Juge? 
 
 Ailing', ale'ing, p. adj. fninflicf), 
 Wnfelnb. She is ever -, ifjr fef)lt itnmcr 
 Qtmai. 
 
 Ails, iles, s. pi. bie33nrte ain2Bcijcit. 
 
 Aim, ame (ir. oigham) v. n. I. (at) 
 jielen (nnd^ ober nuf Q-tmaS). 2. t fetn«2l(>- 
 fi(f)t tict»ten, Sl&fic^ten Ijnben, jiclcn, I)in: 
 jielen , f)inbeuten (nuf) ; fhreben , trnd)ten 
 (nnd», mngeI)en(nufob. tnit). 3. tnutf;!uafjen. 
 
 He is aimed at, eS gilt i()m. The point 
 at which they — , bai 3iel U)ve6 htvtbeni. 
 
 Aim, 0. a. (at) rid)ten (ein 03efd)Cig, 
 eine ©ntijre 2C, nnd) ©ineiii , nuf C-iuen). 
 
 Aim, s. 1. (i»t) bie 9{id)tunn (einer 
 TOurfiBiiffe nnrf) k.) 2. [tedjnol.] bxii ivorn 
 (nn ©(^ie^geroeljrfn), b(\i 2H're()cn, bie ^crle 
 (itii ber QlrniOriift). 3. bai S'el. 4. ± b<\6 
 3iel, ber 3n'ecf, G-ubjiuetf. 5. bie aibfic^r, 
 bai 95or()nben. 6. f bie 93erinut(;ung. Spem 
 sER. 7. t ber Seifart. 
 
 To take -, jielen, nuf* S^orn nefjtnen. 
 To tal(« one's — well, feine 'DTfagregefn gut 
 neljmen. To give — , ntijeigcn, (eiten, lueifen. 
 He is quite out of his — , er ivei^ u\d)t inel)r, 
 iDornn er i(t. To present a fair—, (ineu 
 fd)5nen 9Infang inndjcn. 
 
 Aimer, A'nnir, «. 1. ber 3ie(er. 2.1 
 ber nuf Qtmai fjinbeutct. 3. ber 'Siiigcrjeig. 
 
 Aimless, ame'les, adj. of)ne Siel. 
 
 Aim-sig-lit, ame' site, «. [i^ec^ntl.] 
 ba6 ^orn nn ®d)ie0gen)e()ren. 
 
 Ain, (fc^ott.) eigen. 
 
 Aince,|^^*"«->~'- 
 Ainsells, (fc^ott.) own selves. 
 Air, are, (Int. aer, gr. aer. fr. air) s. 
 
 I. bie Suft, u. i bie Suft (©rronS SJeidjtei fD. 
 
 llngemi(Te«). 2. ber Dunfl, Duff; pi. bkw. 
 
 bie Dilnflc, ber iible &evud>, bie ^nllii't. 
 
 3. bie freie, luftige 2nge (v. (Mebnubeu). 
 
 4. bn5 2i"ifr(^en. 
 
 To take the -, an bie Suft gi'()i'n, Suit 
 fd)iiipfeii,nuffiMntiicn. To take-, i befnuiir, 
 oerrntijen iserben (ein SSi^rljnben !C. ) , Ijrrs 
 nuefpininen. To give - (to), i nii^frn 
 ((Jtmnfi). - and exercise, 6 ber ^rnngcr, 
 bie <}tu^flmipung. 
 
 Proe. Castles in the -, l?llfrfd)llMTer. 
 
 Air, «. 1. bie -]lrie. 9.. bie 'Wclobie. 3. 
 bai ?ifb, ber (^eriing, ba5 (Mebidjf. Soft 
 airs, fniifre liMie. 
 
 Air, «. 1. bte ^irne, (Stbetbt, Mi 
 
 AIS 
 
 9Iu«ref)en. 2. ± ber ®d)ein, ^ln(d)m. ,1, 
 [JJeitf.] ber ®nng (einefi ^ferbeS). Noble a i r, 
 ber Sinflnnb, bie 5Bi'irbe. An - of assu- 
 rance, eine breifle 'D?iene. With an air, 
 mit einer getciffen 2trt. To take airs, 
 to put on airs, ± uomefjtn tfjun. 
 
 Air balloon, ber Suftbnllpn. Air- 
 bladder, 1, bieSuftblnfe. 2. bie©(^mimtu« 
 binfe. Air- born, adj- ? luftgeboren. 
 Air-braving, adj.^ ben2Sinben trooenb. 
 Air built, adj. 1. in bie Suft gebnur, 
 luftig. 2. t eingebifbet. Air-drawn, odj, 
 I. eingebilbet. 2. in ber Guft gejiicft (©old)) 
 Shakspeare. Air-gun, bie SBinfcbiiAfe. 
 Air- holder, [5p()i)f.] ber Sufrlifllter din 
 3tt|lruinent). Air-hole, bn6 Suftli\t, 
 3ugiod). Air-jacket, bie Suftjarfe (eine 
 lebetne ^nrfe tnit von Suft nngcfiiriten SRImVn 
 iutn ©d^mitninen). Air-level, [ledjnpi.] 
 Bie 'Tiiuedirrange. Air- pipe, [>OTnr.] bte 
 Suftrtil^re (eine* (Sd)iffe3). Air-poise, 
 t^l)\)f.] bit Suftiunge. Air-pump, [«PhPi'.] 
 bie Suftpmnpe. Air- sacs, s. pi. bie Suft. 
 grf«iffe (bei SBBgern). Alr-»hnft, [■Win. J 
 ber 2Bettcrfd)nd)t, euftfd)nd)t. Air- 
 stirring, adj. ^ luftbeiuegeub. Air- 
 thread, ber ©omnierfaben (ber ©pinneu). 
 Air-threatening, ndj. ^ luftbf broljenb, 
 luftig. Air-vessel, 1. [*iH't.] ba6 Suft. 
 gefiifj. 2. [Ied)nDl.] ber 9iejipient. 
 
 Air, V. a. 1. nn bie freie Suft bringen, 
 ber frird)en Suft nii5fc(>cn, liiften, nu^iuitj 
 tern. 2. uerfd)(ngen Inffeu (ein OJctrnnf). 3. 
 trorfncn; iviirinen. 4. f in >:}ieiTL'rn briiten. 
 
 To air a horse, ein ^fcrb nu^rcitcu. 
 To - one's self, frifc^e Suft fd)ijpfen. 
 
 Air, ear, (fii)ott.) friiljH'itifl. 
 
 Aira, a'la, *. [33ot.] ba6 ipanrgrn^. 
 
 Aire, are, *. bn« 0?eft, ber i?oril. 
 
 Airer, Are'ur, *. ber ©tiun« tiifrct, 
 trurfnet. 
 
 Airiness, Are'enls, a. 1. bnd Sufi 
 tige, bie Suftigfeit. 2. ± bn« Cuftige, bie 
 Seid>tigfeit, 2ebf)nftigfeit, «»?unterfeit, bet 
 2eid)tnnn. 
 
 Airing', Are'Ing, ». 1. bn« Su^en, 
 trotfnen. 2. bie fri|"d)e, freie Suft. 3. bie 
 ©rl)o(ung in frifd)et Suft, ber ©pojierrirr, 
 ©pnjiergnng. 
 
 To take an -, frifdie Suft fc^opfen. To 
 give an -, (to) Qinen nn«fiit)ren , fpnjieren 
 fiiljren; dtwai nn bie Suft briiigen; nu5. 
 reiten Cipferbe). 
 
 Airless, are'les, adj. fuftlpd, btimpfig. 
 
 Airling', ire'ilng, *. ber i5lt'id>tling, 
 TOilbfnug. Jonso.n. 
 
 Airl- penny, 'I'c^ptt.) #. bn« 91u. 
 gelb, ipnnbgclb, '•ffiierljgcib. 
 
 Airn, (fd)orr.) *. bi\6 Qh'in. 
 
 Airt, (fd)Ptt.) leiten, lenfcn. fpnffr^. 
 
 Airts, (fd)i'rr.)*. bie ^^unfte bei itriii. 
 
 Airy, arc'e. «rf;. l.liifrig, Suft... 2. Ijcrfj. 
 
 3. f a) lufrig, biinn, lofe, i1iid)rig, leid)r. .-) 
 ii'iubig, eirel. c) locfer, fliirteriib. d) Iriiliri 
 ininig, Inppifd). e) tnunter, luilig, lebijiiff. 
 
 4. s. \. Aery 
 
 - devil, ber SuftbnntPlI. - fame, firlir 
 nit^riger 9fuf. Shak. - flying, ^ jliegciiS 
 n>ic Siifr. — notions. Siitrrd)ii>iTer. 
 
 Aise, Are, *. (25or.] bui 'Jiiid)ffriiiir. 
 
 Ai*(le, > lie, (i,u. alii) *. brr -JiiM-a 
 
 Aile, 5 ^^'"^i^ litt-d)e), ber CO^'rj.*:! 
 
FAte, far. fSlI, fkt. iU, mh Fine, f ?d. N6, m ove, ndr, gSt, 6fl, clifid. TAbe, tfib, ftill. t/jin, TMi 
 AIT 
 
 27 
 
 ALB 
 
 brr Sdjmftj , tat Sffief). 
 
 Aitf ife, «. bai Snfftc^en, ber^erber. 
 
 Aitit, (fd)o«j #. bcr (FiB. 
 
 Aits, (fdjutt) ». ber ^afer; ait -meal, 
 ber ^iit'trbret. 
 
 Aiver, ) (fd)ott. ) ». ein after ®nu(, 
 
 Aver, 5 finn:en(inu(. [9tfd)e. 
 
 Aizle, (fc^i^tt.) «. bit ^eigeito^te ob. 
 
 Aizoon, azuun', (grj «. [^ot.J boS 
 SmMierflrun. 
 
 Ajar, ^ar', adj. fyafboffen, ttafienb. 
 
 A Java, t)k'A, a. [iBrt.] id. 
 
 AJee, (|'d)Dtt.) fdjief; uerfefjrt. 
 
 AJu^a, aju ga, ». [93ot.] ber®un)e(. 
 
 AJu'rit-cating-a,«.[Drmt^.] \ id., 
 
 Ajuru-ciirau, >id., 
 
 AJiiru-para, )id., 
 
 fine •JIrt ^^iipiiaei. 
 
 AJiitas-c, ) (fr. ^.) <■ 
 
 Adjutai^e, ad'juiije, \ [It<^iiul.] 
 ber Stufi'dQ (rine« (5prin<]&runnend). 
 
 Ake, > ake, (.ingelf acp. gr. achoa) 
 
 Ache, ) v.n. T u. t f(^raer)tn, Ginent 
 ivel^e tl)un. 
 
 To liavt nn aking tooth, Saf)n\i)mtt: 
 |en ()nben. My loui ake>. tt f(l>merjt mid) 
 in ber ®ee(e. Hit head ake«, er f;at 
 ftopfive^. 
 
 Prov. To havt an aking tooth at any 
 one, eintn 3ii>)n nuf (f intn t)aben, &inem 
 (jern in bie $nore wollen 
 
 AUe, l^ 
 
 Aclie, ^ 
 
 Aker, i'kur, «. ber Slcfer, <]}?or(icn 
 fiflnbes. (t uerwiinbt 
 
 Akin, akin' (a '$^%. ii. kin) adj. ; u. 
 
 AkinjgTf ^'king, «. ber <inl)<iftenbc 
 €d)miT}, 6ic qjein. 
 
 Akwart, (fc^ctt.), p(utnp, un6ef)0(fen, 
 ungeftfticft, unlj&flid), lui^er|Von(lit]. 
 
 Al, (nra&.) ein ^Beiii'ort Db. untrennbrt: 
 tti ^nifixum, bii< beni ita(. il u. beni iVan. 
 el It. la entrpricf)t, ). !8. aleoran x. Al, 
 (ntifielf.) jnroininrnnrirgrn nni aid ob. old, 
 annelf. eaid, ronniit in i>ie(cn >7?nnien iht, 
 |. S. Aliiurg. A I, (Int.) nnflntt nd uor I. 
 
 Alabaster, al'ai>a.stur, (gr. ala- 
 bantios) ». [-W\mx<\[<\.] ber Wnbnfler. 
 
 Alabaster, «<//. alnboflcrn (nut^ f). 
 
 Alack, llak', (fi'ir aino interj. a&)\ 
 wel)! - a day! 0, ()ilf i(>immf(! - for 
 letaer knowledge, nt^! brtg irf) lueniner 
 n>u@f(. Shak. [nrf/. niuiitcr, fri)()Ii(^, (iiilifl- 
 
 AlacriOIIR, alak'reus, (Int. aUcer) 
 
 AlacrioiiAilyi, alak'riusle, ade. 
 freubifl , flcrn , inif greuben. 
 
 Alacriousness, aiak'r^usi»ls. ». 
 bie 'WiiiiriTfoit. [feit, ber {Jn'ljfiiiii- 
 
 Alacrity, alak'r^ii. ». bie i^oircr: 
 
 Alak, (r{l)oft.) (id)! p wel)! [91Mlit. 
 
 Alalite, al'aliie. «. ["MnrMliv j bcr 
 
 Alatllire, alamcer'. $. f"))?!!!'.] tie 
 jiufirrinirf i)forc in (»)uibi> 'Ilrcrinp'S 1pm> 
 
 ICItl'r. JoilNKON' 
 
 Aiaill«»llality, alann'idalcie. t. f 
 
 ba* 'Mf l<^l^d)l• , fie lUOerei-niltniiniini] niir ber 
 ^rn'd)rMriii ■^)fp^e. 
 
 Alaill4»<le, alanioile', (fir. a lamodo 
 itda nnd) ^rr '))f^>^f , nippifd). Whiti.ock. 
 
 AlaiiKifle, «. [oi<b>>n ] ein btinurr, 
 |■(^lVll^5fr iiiffrr. 
 
 Alanil, aland', ade. 1. oti'S Canb. 
 2. am, \\i Sonbe. Siuxev. 
 
 Alane, (ftfjott.) aHetn. [Gfritft. 
 
 Alaric, al'ank, *. [©igcnn.] 2l(ric^, 
 
 Alarm, alarm', (fr. alanne) *. I. bcr 
 ^Ciiffeunif , b(»« l?armncrd)rei , giufgcbot. 2. 
 ber Sarni, tumult. 3. i a) bie llnnilje, 
 aSeforgnifj, SSenvirrung. b) ber ®d)recf, bie 
 «an(i|l. 4. bcr 2Df(fcr (einer lll)r). 5. 
 [5ed)tf.] bie 'Musforderung. Ehcic. 
 
 -of fire, ber (Jeucrlnrm. To take-, 
 in ^Ingft gerothen. To spread -, beunrii= 
 [)igen, Cnrin uerbreitcn. To sound an -, 
 2(irm blnfcn, fd)lagen. To give -, £nrm 
 mfict)en, beunrul)igen, Unriilje errcgen. 
 
 A larm-l)ell,Dte©turnig(0(fe. Alarni- 
 druui, bie Snrmtrommel. Alarm-post, 
 berSnrinplnlj. A I a r m - w a t c h , bie^lCecf u^r. 
 
 Alarm, v. a. i. biirtf) £!nnii;(3d)Ingcn 
 ob. 23lflfcn ju ben 5[Cnffen rufen, adnrniiren. 
 l. i in 93en)egung bringen , errd)rccfcn , uer; 
 ivinrcn, beiinrul)igen, in 3urd)t ob. ®d)rcrfen 
 ^ci}t\\, benngiligen , (ingiligcn. To be alar- 
 med (at), in Unriil)e if in (iiber). 
 
 Alarming', alar'nung, adj. beun: 
 ruf)igenb, benngfligenb. — adt>. Alar'- 
 mlngly, nuf cine t>cunnif)igenbe SBeife. 
 
 Alarmist, aiar'mist, i. ber Stirni: 
 binfer, C(irmmnd)er. 
 
 Alarum, \. Alarm. 
 
 AlaM, alais', (fr. lie'las) inter}, f rtc^! 
 roc^! for shame! o pfllil - liie day! - 
 a day ! - the wliile ! o Unglu(f£t>ig ! Un: 
 gUltf^jcit ! 
 
 A late, alAte', (a $r&. U. late) adv. 
 t nenlid), iungfl. [jliigelt. 
 
 Alatetl, aiA'tcd. p. adj. [^ot.] ge: 
 
 Alatern, al'atum, «. O [^ot.j cine 
 9Irt Sreujborn ob. SCegeborn. 
 
 Alb, alb, (IiU. album) t. I. bie <2II6n, 
 bn« 6^orl)enib (in ber rSni. fiuf). fiird)e). 2. 
 cine ti"irfir(f)e-)Krinie = I asper. 3. Albs, *. 
 pi. ob. A lb- week, bie Dilfnuot^c. 
 
 Alban, al'ban, a. [Gigcnn.] <!llbaniu^. 
 
 Albania, aiba'nca. a. [OiSeogr.] 3(1: 
 bnnicn. [- *. ter Sllbanier, 5llbiinere. 
 
 Albanian, ali>a'iican, arl/. nibouii'd). 
 
 Albatros, al'batros, a. lOmitl).) 
 ber Sturniuogel, i?rieg6f(f)iffoogcl, ailbatrotJ- 
 
 Albe, ob. I albe'it (all be it etigl.) 
 
 Albeit, S coHj. ■'oOg(ei(l),nngead)rct, 
 jiDflr, miewof)!. (eine 9lrt goretle. 
 
 Albelen, ai'bcicn. a. [3d)t()i)ol.] 
 
 Albemarl, al'bemarl, a. [Q3ot.1 bie 
 
 ■3J?«rniorv'fir|ld)e. [i>er5pfirnd)e. 
 
 ' Albers-e, alberje', ». [25ot.] Me 
 
 Albei«cent, albes'sent. (lilt.) udj 
 
 wciglirf). Kncvc. (bie groGe •OJJiifrdc. 
 
 AlbiCOre, al'bekore. a. (3d)tl;i)0l.l 
 
 Albiiicati(»n, albeleka'sliun. ((at. 
 albus II. facio) «. [(Fljem ) Diiij ^H3eiMinnd)cii. 
 
 Albif^enweo, albejen'sez (aiicf) Al- 
 begeois) a. pi. [Sird)g.] bie 9lH'igmKr. 
 
 Albin, al'bin. a. ['Wincralg.] id. 
 
 Albino, albi'iio. (liU. albus) a, ber 
 u'fiG'e iJtrgcr, ^iifirlafe, 9?ad)tmcnrd) ; pi. bie 
 5llt'ino«, itnfi'rlafen (lucigen atrif«inird)iMi 
 .JIfgrr). [Inub. 
 
 Albion, al'bcun. a. ^ iUbim , G'lig: 
 
 Albora, albo'ra, a. [OTfeb.] cine <i(rr 
 *3(n^)"ii^. 
 
 AlborO, albo'ro. a. f3d)tflHP(.) id. 
 
 AlbuQ-ineOIIN, albitjin'cus, (1. al. 
 bugo) adj beni (S'liveipe i\\)nH(i), ivei^, xoei^Ml). 
 
 ALC 
 
 Albng-o, albi'gS, (Uit. 333.) «. 1. 
 iai a33eige im ©i. 2. bnS 91iigtniuijlf(f)en, 
 ber 2IugenfTecfcn , ber »»ei0e 6taar. Encvc 
 
 Albula, albu'la, ♦. [Oc<)tl)i)oI.] eine 
 2Irt ©eebarbe. 
 
 Album, ll'bum, (Int. 523.) s. 1. iaS 
 StninmbufJ). 2. [r6m. &e\(i).] bie lueijje 
 ©c^reibtnfel. [Ure. 
 
 Albitmen, aibu'mln, s. bnS ©■iioeig. 
 
 Albuntinous, albu'meuus, adj. 
 I. [«}5(;i)fio(.] iaf), fct)(einiig. 2. ['Tlnturg.] 
 eiioeip.nrtig. 
 
 Alburn , al'bum , i ((nt.) a. 
 
 Alburnum, albur'num, \ [SSot.] 
 ber (Splint, ©pint. 
 
 Alburn, *. [5(f»t^i)or.] ber sajcigfifi^. 
 
 Alburn, f. Auburn. 
 
 Alcaliest, ) ai'kahest, (nrnb.) «. 
 
 Alkahest, J [Clyni.] bn« saifnr;c(l. 
 
 Alcaic, alka'ik, adj. [$oe|'.J n(> 
 
 taifd). [att. 
 
 Alcaic, *. ['JPoef.] bie olfnifc^e S8er«» 
 
 Alcaid, i alkade', (nnib.) a. I 
 
 Alcade, f (©pnnien) ber 9llfnbe, 
 
 Alcaid, / fRidtttt, ©tnbfri(f)ter. 2. 
 
 Alcayd, ) (aSnrbnrei) ber ©tattljol. 
 
 tcr, S8cfc()I6l)n6er eine* <S£(>lof[e«. 
 
 Alcali, f. Alkali. 
 
 Alcanna, alkan'na, a. [^ot.] Ne 
 
 3llfnnna,5punb«6eer|laube. Encyc. Theoph. 
 
 Alcatraz, al'katraz, a, [9?aturo.J 
 
 1. ber ^elifnn. 2, eine 2lrt '$if<t>. 
 
 Alcavala, aikavl'ia, a. ((Span.) ber 
 6-inful)riott, bie Qllfnonln. 
 
 Alee, als, Olbfiirjg. u. Alice) «. 
 'Hkxia, Qiicistn (ein ^flnme). 
 - *. [3(.'oI.] bai &lennt(;ifr. 
 Alcedo, aise'do, (Int.) *. [Dvnit1).\ 
 bcr Sonig^nrrf)er. 
 
 Alchimical, alkim'mekal, > adj. 
 Alchimic, alklrn'mik, )n((t)i)s 
 
 tniitii'd), nlcf)i)tnir£^. [(f)i)niij1. 
 
 AlchimiMt, arkemist, a. bcr ^(> 
 Alchiini.<ltiC, alkimnus'tik, i 
 
 Alchimistical, alkimmis'tekal, ^ 
 adj. nl(f)i)nii|'H|"d), 9II(f)i)inie treibenb. 
 
 Alcllimize, al'kunmue, v. it. Mi 
 
 (()i)inie treiben, TOctntle in &olb iicrmnnbein. 
 
 Alchimy, al'keme, (arnb. al u. 
 
 kimia) a. I. bit 9l((f)i)niie. 2. eljiH. eine gc» 
 
 miffe SfJiCtnUfompofition $u :Kiicf)cngcriUlj» 
 
 fd)iiftcn. lol)xd)en, bie 9lljine. 
 
 Alcine, luJne', a. [Sot.] ba6 ■•3)fau«» 
 
 AICO, al'ko, a. [3ool.] id. 
 
 Alcohol, al'koliol, (nrnb. SSi.) a. 
 
 I. [dfjcin.] ber 91(f o(;ol. 2. eiij fcitied ^iiloet- 
 
 AlCOholiC, alkoliol'ik, adj. allot 
 
 fjolartig. 
 
 Alcoholization, alknliAiez^'-, 
 shun,*. [(J()fiu.] I. bie 9Ufol)p|irirung. 2. 
 bie SBmuiinbliing in bai nttcrt'eiinle ^ulorr. 
 Alcoholize, al'kaliolize, i;. u. I. 
 [(Fl)ctn.] alfpl)o(inren. 2. in b<i6 nflcrffinilt 
 ^nli>er oi'rmnnbcln. 
 
 Alcor, al'kor, (nnib.) *. [3J|lron.J 
 2tlfpr (ein Stern). [ [nipl). Jfcl.) biT-Jlifpr.iii. 
 Alcoran, al'koran, dirab. iB.) a. 
 Alcove, al'kove ob. alk^ve' dlnif'. 
 alkobba) *. I. ber 9lffiH>eii. 2. bic SSi'mo 
 fniig in einer Si6liptl)cf, bn6 ficiiic ScirfMi 
 jiminer fiir Siidjer. 3. ein ocrborgeiicr, |1U> 
 ler Ort in (Snrten tc. 
 
Is Tate, f'r. fall. faf. M*. mot. Fine. ffn. NA. in<^ve. nbr. jjot, 8il, cl5tid. TAhr. (I'h. fi^II. t7,in. Tffh 
 
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 Alcyon, ai'sheun, «. [Criiiff).] bcr 
 
 Alcyonite-,al'sheiinite,.?. [?jrntiirg.] 
 brr 3llcpiniit, ueriteinerfe ©ccforf '.c. 
 
 Alcyonilllllf alslieo'ncum, s. 
 [?(iUur!i.] 1. &er ©eeforf, bnS 'iWeernefl. 2. 
 tcr 'Weerrcf)aunv 3. eiiie 3lrt SternfornfJe 
 Df. Stcrnileiii. 
 
 Al<fer, ai'dur, (iat. almis, anticlf. 
 air) *. 6ie ©lie, G-flcr. Alders-plot, 
 a I H p r - bed , tct ©rtcniUfltb. 
 
 Alderlievesf , aldurle'vest, adj. 
 «Scrlii'6tT, tl)eiuTft. 
 
 Alderman, ll'durman, (niigeff.) 
 *. I. tier ?{atl)^l)crr, D&eralte, Sllberntnii. 
 - of a ward, tit 35ierte(Stnci|ter. 2. eiii 
 fcircr initl;af)n. --like, g(cid) eiiiem ^<itf)'i: 
 l)rrrn , luie ein 9?at^5f)err. - 's robe , ber 
 gifine'iimiifft. (oraiutntifd) einf)crncf;en. 
 
 I'rov. To walk an alderman's pace, 
 
 Alderinanly, al'durmanle, adj. 
 11. ad». 1. mie ein 9Jat^5f)err, SUdtfjS^crrn . . , 
 nibcrmnmiifd), tati^i^ettlid). 2. ftofj luie ein 
 SHbfrmnn. 
 
 Aldcrn, Sl'durn, arf/. erien, ffkrn. 
 
 Ale 9 ale, (tttigelf. eale, gr. ala) «. 1. 
 
 ^aft ?H iiiU|c(jDpfte93ier. 2. t ber©(f)niniip, 
 ba6 (S)c(ng ; trni Iiinblit^e ^-efl. Ben Jonson. 
 
 Ale and beer, tai 2Ie(6ier; beer and—, 
 tii5 55iern( (9lrten i>. 93it'r). 
 
 A 1 e - b e n c h , bie 23nnf citier aielfcftenfc. 
 Ale-berry, bn5 5BarniDier, ©ierbier. 
 Ale-brewer, ber 5lel&rnuer. A 1 e - c o n- 
 ner. bcr ^iernilfre()er. Ale-draper, 
 ber ?£'tcrrrf)enf , Stenuirtt). Ale- fed, adj. 
 tiiit 25icr gcnnljrt. Ale-boof, ['Sot.] ber 
 (5-rbcpl)eil. EscYC. Ale-house, bic 9Jcl! 
 ff^Ctrfe; Hedge — , bic^illfeird)enfe. Ale- 
 house-keeper, ber ©rf)fiifmirr(), 9lcl: 
 niirtf). Ale-kniglit, ber 35icrt'rubcr, 
 gcc^briibcr. A 1 e - s i 1 V e r , bie Iraiif flcucr. 
 AI«-«liot, bie58icrjcdjf. Ale- stake, bie 
 Ctniige nli' 23ierf(f)i(b. A 1 e - 1 a s t e r, ber 2iier= 
 t^rotcr , QU'IiniVeff or. A 1 e - v a t , ber ffla()r; 
 bptticf) , 5yrauCHHti(^. Ale-was bed, adj. 
 1. in 23icr gctniid)t. 2. in cincm 2?ior: 
 rnufd)c. Shak Ale-wife, 1. bie 9lcl: 
 «.nrt()inn. 2. - pb. Aloof, [^d)t()r)vl.] eiiie 
 ilrt 5iM) (Cliipea serrata). 
 
 Alecofit, ale'kost, ». [SBct.] ber 
 Jtiliufnril (iiud) Ale'-coast). 
 
 AleclryoBiiancy , aiektrcom'- 
 liiRC. (c\r.) s. Die .Tprt()iu'iimnl)rragcrti. Encyc. 
 
 Alee, alee', (a %>rfr. U. lee) adv. 
 k-Wiir.l unter brni 5S5inbe, ini Cei. Hard - 
 O. luff alee! t'fint ^Binbc ne()nlrcii! Put 
 llip lu-lni -! Ilinviirt^! Mar. Dict. 
 
 Alfi^ar, al'legur, (i>. ale u. eager) 
 
 t. biT ?icifiTin. 
 
 .tlleg-er, i'lcjur, (fr. alegre, lat. 
 al;i(rr) fidj. f niifniTaunit , niiiiitfr, luftifl. 
 
 Aleg-jfe, alcg', ». a. f i>rrniiii6erii, 
 milbivn. Chaucer. [^cr 'Jllcml'biir. 
 
 A!«'cjilMlar, alcmb'dur, s. (iiirf.) 
 
 .'^Ictlllllic, aleni'bik. (Civub. al ll. gr. 
 
 aniiiix) «. [(Fl}fni.] ber 23rfini» ob. £>cfli(iir: 
 (DUn-n. 
 
 Alens-ill, alcngl/i'. (a<prfr. it. lengtlo 
 adr. fn flnnifii ?ange nnd). Chaucer. 
 
 Alf-^pidotef alep'edote, (<\r ) adj. 
 
 1,'MMiMnM.) i"(l)iipt>eiHr«. - «. brr fdjiippciii 
 
 ALII 
 
 Alert, alert', (fr. alerte) adj. I. n«d): 
 film, nnf feincr $iit. 2. nuinter, Ie6f)nft, 
 be(;cnbe. Spectator. 3. luflig. 
 
 Upon the -. ['TOilit.] nilf bcr §llt. 
 
 Alertness, aiert'nes, s. I. bie 
 ^IDnd}rninfeit. 2. bie ''TOiinterfcit, Cc61)nftig= 
 fcit, bflS flinfclDeren. 3. bieSuiligfcit. 
 
 Aiet, aiet, s. [Ornitl).] bcr ^eb\)uiy. 
 nerfiilf. [((\t.) s. bie ^DJcIjIiwahrfiigerei. 
 
 Aleiaroinancy , aiurom'ansc. 
 
 Aleutic, alu'tik, (ub. Aleu'tian) 
 (idj. [©eogr.] akuti\d). [ilii5nif. 
 
 Ale^v, all!', ». t bn5 ®erd)rei, ber 
 
 Alexantlers, aiiegzau'durz, s. 
 [Sot.] bie Srii|lmiir}er, bn^ ©mijrnenfraiit. 
 
 Alexander's- foot, [35ot.] ber SSer; 
 
 tvam, bnfi ©pcid^elfrniit. 
 
 Alexandrian, allegzan'drean, 
 adj. jii Sllcrnnbria gdjorig, nlerniibrinirc^. 
 
 Alexandrine, aiicgzan'drin cob. 
 Alexandrian)*, ["ipoci".] ber9lle,ranbriner. 
 
 Alexandrine, adj. nlcranbrinird). 
 
 AlexipliariuiC , alek.scfir'uiik, 
 (gr.) "dj. al6 ©cgcngift bieneiib. 
 
 Alexipliarinic, s. bnS fflegengift. 
 
 Alexiterital, alek.<cter'rckal 
 
 AlexiteriC, allk.seter'nk, 
 
 Alexiterial, alcksctc'real, 
 (gr. alexo), adj. giftnbtrcibeub, bent OJifte 
 >i)ibcrflc()ciib. Encyc. 
 
 AlexiteriC, *. 1. bnS ©cgeugift; 
 ©d)iiOnutrel, 23mimf)rung5initte(, 2. (&i6iu. 
 fiir) t<ii 6d)ii(igc<}ciit, 3ciif'erflfl)^"f- 
 
 Als'a, ai'ga, (iflt. 2B.) «. [2JDt.] bas 
 ^B?eergri'i«. 
 
 Alg-arot, al'garot, ) ». [^Keb.] 
 
 Alg-arutli, argar«t/i, 5 bae ^Iga: 
 rot()puU'rr. 
 
 Algrates, al'gites, (nngelf. algeats) 
 adv. ■■' I. a!-imii<irt5. 2. biird)aii5, bcfTeniiii; 
 ge(id)tet. [^ie ^Itlgct'm, a3ud)|liilieiired)niinn. 
 
 Alg-ebra, .ii'jebra, (nmO. 533.) *■ 
 
 Alj^^ebraical, aljchia'ekal, > adj. 
 
 Al?f*^l»****lC» ^Ijcbra'ik, ) (il- 
 
 getrnifd). [gcl'rai|l. 
 
 AliE^eliraist, aijcbra'i.st. n. ber 511: 
 
 Alg-eneb, ai'jcncb, «. [>iIilroii.] id. 
 (eiii ©trrii iiucitor (^5rin5e). 
 
 Alg'erine, aijurccn', adj. nigierifd). 
 iHMi 9Ugicr, jii ^Jllgier gcljorig. - *■ ber *21U 
 gierer. ^ [froilig, eijlg. 
 
 Alm-'<l7 al'j'd. (dU. algidus) adj. fair, 
 
 Alm'idity, aij!<r<lcie. } t. bie finite, 
 
 AI;;;'idne.«<N, ai'juliies.^ ber Si^oil. 
 
 Al^-ific, aijit'fik, adj. fniteiiD, 8-ro|1 
 ucrurrfl-dn'iib. Ibiifenfopf/ ^<i^ ■0}icbiirciil)niipt. 
 
 Alg-ol, al'gol, «. ['■KiTriMi.] bcr '»?e: 
 
 Al^ur, ai'gor. (int. 2D.) «. l^^SPui.} 
 ^ie iiiigcuu'l}iiiid)e fiiiire in irgciib eiiicm 
 i()ei(c be* .ULirpcrij. 
 
 Als;'<»risiii, al'g/irixni, ^(nrn6.iQ3.) 
 
 Alji^-uritliiii, ai'g/)r!t/iiii,5 «.bie3aO= 
 lciircd)iuiiig. 
 
 Al£f»se, algAse', adj. Ijcftifl fnlt. 
 
 Alj;-*)!!.**, al'giis, (D. alga) adj. jinn 
 Seegrafe grljorig, wll I'oii ©cegrn$, luie 
 ©eegrn^. 
 
 Al|»riiazil, algwa^il', (fpan. 2D.) *• 
 [Spaitifiil ^fr Oligiinril,, $iard)fr, ®d)ergr. 
 
 Allialontide, ^lliat-luntidc, ^ *■ 
 
 AUioliautide, aihol-latttide,5l^n= 
 Irii^ftJ bcr lafl '2Ulfrl;eilnjeii. 
 
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 Allieal, al'hele, s. [<Sot.] bic StAft* 
 tvmrjef. The down's -, tns (^31iebfraut. 
 
 Aliienna, aihen'na , (mid) Al- 
 kennn) s. [Sot.] Id. (3Irt ipnrtriegel). 
 
 Alllidada, alheda'da, (fr. alidade) 
 *. [(sjeotn.] bn^ Diopterliiienf. 
 
 Aliant, a'leant, f. Alien. 
 
 Alias, a'leas, (Int. as.) adv. I. fonfl, 
 nnbcrs. 2. [9?ed)Wrpr.] - capias, ein luie* 
 bcr(;?Iter aSerljnftiSbefef)!. 
 
 Alibi, al'IbJ, (lat. 2C.) *. [9?ed)tfifp«j] 
 trni ^llibi (QlnbergiuD, bie ^Itimeffiiljeit). 
 
 Alible, al'cbl, (lat. allbilis) adj. I. 
 naljrenb, na()r()aft. 2. nal)r('ar. 
 
 Alicant, aickant', s. I. [(sjcpgr.] 
 3llicante. 2. ber 2llicant;aBein. [G-Ife. 
 
 Alice, ai'is, «.. (gjamc) SUeria, Olfe, 
 
 Alien, ale'yln, (lat. alien ns, gr, 
 allo.s) adj. 1. fremb, ati^lanbifd). 2. ± mA)t 
 l;erge()5ri3, unangemeffen; (to ober from) 
 frcnio (ciner <Sad)e). 
 
 A 1 i e n - b i 1 1 , (g-ngl.) bie Slu^Imibernfte. 
 A 1 i e n - d u t y , ((Jngl.) bcr ^mpotl. 
 
 Alien, s. l. ber Sreiiibe, 21u«lanber. 
 2. i bcr grembe, ltn6efannte, Qinet, bet 
 mit iin« in feiner 25er(jinbnng jleljt. 
 
 Alien, ) v. a. i. oeraufiern. 2. 
 
 Alie'ne, ) (from) aOiuenben (uon), 
 a&geneigt tnad>en (einer (Badjc) 
 
 Alienability, aleyenabil'et^, «. 
 bie a5crau(3erlid)feit. ^ [aiiperlid). 
 
 Alienable, ale'ylnabl, adj. uer» 
 
 Alienag-e, ale'yenije, *. ber 3u» 
 jlanb , ta Qtmn6 , ©iner fremb ob. nufilan* 
 bifc^ ift. 
 
 Alienate, ile'yenate, (lat. alienare) 
 v. a. 1. uenuipcrn (ein 25efi(jtfj.). 2. ± (from) 
 (Jinetn nbiuenbig, nbgcncigt mad)eM, ent* 
 frcniben; a(>jiel)en, n&iBcnbcn (bie .^cr,jL'n 
 ion ©inem). 3. jn einetn anCcrn (s^cOrauc^* 
 anmcnben, aiif bie ©cite fdjaffeij. 
 
 Alienate, adj. i. iicraiijjert. 2. i 
 cntfrenibct, atgcncigt, entferut; (fiom) ab> 
 geiuanbt (oon), entfrenibet ((Finciu, finer 
 'S)ad)e) ; -from truth, ciii Jeitib ber'iGafjrIjcit. 
 
 Alienate, a. berS-rfuibe, 5liiiManber. 
 
 Alienation, aleyena'sliun, «. £iie 
 25ernu0ernng (taS aSerangcrii; 25iTaupert» 
 fcin). 2. i a) bie aibmeubnng (bei< iper^en^), 
 ©ntfrembnng; 9U>neignng, 9I('gcnclgrI)cit. b) 
 - Ob. - of mind, bcr 2Cal;n|1inn, bieiScrnirft« 
 ()cit, 23crriirtnng. Hooker. 
 
 Alienator, ale'ycnatur, s. bcr^i'r> 
 liiifjcver. 
 
 Alienee, aleyenc', s. ber, an unldjcn 
 ein litel obcr cine 93efi(jiing I'craiijjcrr iurr< 
 
 Den ill. Bl.ACKSTONE. 
 
 Alienism, ale'vlnizm, s. ber 3"' 
 
 itanb , tia man ein Sin^lanber i|l. 
 
 Aiife, Alife', (a ^rfr. n. life fur on 
 my life) ado. -J- \o \)>al)V id) Icbe. In prive 
 a'life. fur mcin Ceben gem. Smak. 
 
 AliTeroiiS, altpenis, ^ (Int. all. 
 
 Alig^eroilS, alidje'urus,^ fcr, ali- 
 geri adj. grfliigflt. I^figclartig. 
 
 Aliform, aTeform, adj. l^luat.] 
 
 Alij^ffe, alig'. V. a. r 1. niffcrlcgeti, 
 nicDcnyrrfen. 2. f bejiuingrn , niircriiu'ivfn. 
 
 AliSj;'llt, aliie', (angt'lf. aiihian, ge 
 lihtiin, lihlan) v. n. 1. (from) l^rrnieber* 
 llfigcn , nbilcigcn , abfiijen ( roni IBageii, 
 'ipfrrbc). 2. (at^ nb|lcigcu (in ctiieni S^a\it 
 
F?.lP. f?ir, fall. fat. IVU. iiipf. Fine. fin. NA, move. ii6r, got. 8'], cl6ud. TAhe, tub. fnll. l//in. Tllis. "iO 
 
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 3. (on) l;criatten (u6et (Fhvrtfi) ; nieberfnffctv, 
 ^erabfiiden (auf>. 4-. ftci) nieberlafren, l)eruti: 
 tetfommen , iiiet'erffluern. 
 
 Alike, alike', (a ?prfj;. U. like) adj. 
 Oleid) , al)nlid). [love — , ivicberlieben. 
 
 .Arlike, ndt>. I. gleid>. 2. ivieber. To 
 
 A I i k e - m i II d e d , adj. (lleidjijejllUlt. 
 
 Aliment, al'llment, (gr. II. btt. alo) 
 «. tcr Unrerl)iilt, Hie ©ptife, >Jinl)ruiiij, 6a6 
 gutter. Oliligation of — , (Scoli law) Me 
 naturlidje -.Serpflidjtunn bcr 91eltcrii, iljrcii 
 JliuBerii fie M&tl}i.]c 5?nhrimii jii reidjeii. 
 
 Aliinental, allemen'ial, adj. naf): 
 tent>, iml^rhafi. adv. Aliuie n't ally, niif 
 ejiic luiljrfiiCe -Keiie. 
 
 Aiiiiientariness, allimln'tari 
 B«t, *■ tif 'Tiiiljrfjiiftigffit. 
 
 Alimentary, allemen'tarl, adj. 1. 
 iiir •Waljruiifl gcljorifl. 2. nii^rtnb, nal)rl)aft. 
 3. e#bar. 
 
 Alimentary condiicti, p(. [^Inflt.] tit 
 ©peifer&Ijrcii. - canal, [3ln<it.l ter Doriii. 
 fonni, Me diniiro^re. - law, en* 95er; 
 ljjIeguiia?OiM'cij- [lUifl.Kt. 
 
 Alimentary, t. fcie SBrrvffcniii'3*= 
 
 Alimenttttiun, alleuienid'aliun, 
 «. 1 bic 9tiil)rl).ifti(ifcit, >JiiiI)rfmft. 2. bn^ 
 0eiiAf)rrmer&en bur(t) SliTlmilntioii bed Ijiii- 
 jugefi'mmeiifii ®tpffe«. Uacok. 3. bit Gt: 
 nnfjriiiitj, aSiTptfcnmifl, bcr Unterljiilt. 
 
 AliinctniOUS, allini6'ueus, adj 
 nSljrciib , iial)rljnft. 
 
 Alimony, ariimunni,«.[9;e(^f<|Vr.] 
 ttt Uiuerfjiilt , Me 5lltinentnrion (einer uoii 
 \\fct\n ■TOntine (jetrennten %xa\i). Blackst 
 
 Aliped, al'iped, (Int. ala u. pex) 
 pJiUiirG.j adj. flfpfiflelt - *■ bn« gelluacUe 
 Ob. iiitt finer Jiuijijntu ucrfe^ciie Oiifeft. 
 
 Aliquant, al'lekwont, (dit. aliqiian 
 ta«) adj. I'Jlritl^.] nfiqiiant. 
 
 Aliquot, al'likwot, ((at. <n}.) adj 
 l^lrttl).] ali.inct. [Mortimeu. 
 
 Alisii, Alr'inli. adj. ^(artig , ivie 91el. 
 
 Alison, ai'lisun, J. (9fame) C^Iifii: 
 ttt\)A)tn, CfK'rf^cii. 
 
 Aliture,.al'liu)iure. «.bie 9fA^rting. 
 
 Alive, alive', (a ^nif. II. live, niigelf. 
 lliiaii) adj. 1. ifbciiMg, am Seben. 2. l 
 a) Hifitig. b) lff>enbig, IrO^iift, munter. c) 
 ffiljimb , eiiipfiubfiiin ; to be - to . . , (S'trofl* 
 lebhnft filMcn ob. etnpflnben. 
 
 To be -, nort) am Sebcii fciii. No man-, 
 ftin OTann in ber 2Belf. The be«t man -, 
 ber beile 'Wiinii uon ber SOcft. To keep -, 
 nufrf(t)t, rc;ie erljartcn, iti(f)t niiSgefjeii lnf|cii. 
 . Alkaliest, al'kahest, (arnb.) «. 
 [(Fl^em.l b(i5 -Jllfn^eft. Ewcyc 
 
 Alkalientic, ai'kalilitik, adj. niif: 
 Itfeiib , icrthfileiib. 
 
 AlkaleNcency, alkSlls'slnsi, «. 
 bie 5lifnlf?ii-nj, 5aiil:(yii1iniiig. 
 
 Alkalescent, alkales'slnt, adj. 
 [(Fljcm.] alfnle«jirenb, in %a\\\Qaf)mn^ ilbers 
 (jt-^fnb. 
 
 Alkali ,^al'kalc, (nnib. TO.) pf. A I k a- 
 
 Alcali,^lies, s. {(5\)en\.\ Mi ^Kfali, 
 Snugfiifali. Volatile -. [(Fl)cm.] |riltf)tigf« 
 aifrtd. [in fin 9((fati uenvniibcln. 
 
 Alkalify, alkaicft, v. a. [(Fl^ein.) 
 
 AlkaiiTy, v. n. riii ^(fali roerben. 
 
 Alkalij^enous,alkalid'j^nus,arf;. 
 rtn MIfali fjen'prbringcub ob. erieuOf"I>- 
 
 ALL 
 
 Alkaliineter, alkaUni'melur, «. 
 {<l\)tm.\ bii5 'Jllfalimcrcr. Ure. 
 
 Alkaline, al'kalln, adj. [(Et)eut.] 
 alfiilinifit) , olfaiift^. [bie ailfalinitnt. 
 
 Alkalinity, alkaini'iicte,4. [(El)em.] 
 
 Alkalizate, al'kaUzate, p. a, t 
 [(Jfjein.) nlfaltftrcn. Newton. 
 
 Alkalizate, adj. [CTf^eni.] alfali: 
 nifd), alfalifcf), alfnlifirt. 
 
 Alkalization, alkalez4's)iun, s. 
 [(?l)cm.] bie Slifalinning. [nlfalifireii. 
 
 Alkalize, al'kalize, v. a. [(Ei;ein.] 
 
 Alkaner, arkamiiir, «. [Xec^n.J bie 
 ^niifenMafc, ber ■TOiinblcim. 
 
 Alkanet, al'kanet, «.' [!8ut.] bie 
 rotI)e ober ipanifdje iOdjfenjuuge. 
 
 Alkekeng-i, aUoken'je, », ['■Qot.] 
 bie 3iibenfirfd)e. 
 
 Alkeiina, alken'na, f. Al henna. 
 
 Alkeriiies, aikcr'mez, (arab. ^53.) 
 *. [^Ipljarni.] ber ^erniedbeenaft, bie ^tx-. 
 meflatmcrge. Encvc. 
 
 Alkerva, alklr'va, «. [!5Dt.J ber 
 2Dimberbantn , Sreujbaiiin. 
 
 Alkoran, ai'koian. (arab.) t. [mul). 
 3iel.] bcrfloMn, 91lfprau. [^oranSucrc^rer. 
 
 Alk<iranist, al'kuranist, s. bcr 
 
 AlkuK-sa, alkiis'xa, s. eineiUrtj^ifcf^e. 
 
 All, ^11, (angeff. eal; gr. holo«; lat 
 ulliis) adj. 1. ader, afle, aWti. 2. gaiij. 
 
 With - 8peed, in after (J^ile. By all 
 meant, ti foffe Kat ti lUL'fle, biird)nii«, 
 rc^jlfdjtcrbingfi, aiif a((e SBcife. Once for - 
 ein ffir nfle -OTal. For good and -, 1 
 giinj iiiib gar. 2. auf linnicr. For - the 
 world, I. fur 3I(Iea in ber SSJelt, biir(f)uii6t 
 2. ger.ibe. At -, iibernH, biircfjau^. Not 
 at -, ganj unb gar ni(()t. You and -, il;r 
 freifirf) nii(^, u. @ie and). Nothing at 
 gariJiii^tS, tm ®ering(len iWic^tS No where 
 at — , nirgenbd. He has no ambition at — , 
 er fjat gat feinen (Jhrgeij. Has he any pro- 
 perty at -? (jat er ant^ einige* SBonnogen? 
 Fife -, six -, [©pief] fi'nif oiif fi'inf, fed)ij 
 nuf fe(^$. — and some, a((e jiifiininien. 
 Spenser. He is - my care, er itt ber &(■■ 
 genjlanb at(et mciiicr ©urgen. 'Ti.s - one , 
 e6 ift »ilfle« cin«, einerlei , glcic^ uiel , gleid); 
 gilttig. 'Tis - one to me, ti gilt niir 3l(lci5 
 g(cid). If that be -, rociin'* wciter'TiidjtS iil. 
 
 All, ». 1. ta& QJoMje, mti. 2. pi. a; 
 9l((e. b) 9lfre auf eiiimnf, 9lfle jurammen. 
 
 When — comes to — , when — is done, 
 after-, atn Qnit. - i» well! [>5J?nr.l 
 guteSDac^e! My -, ineiu9If(e«, tucinSetjte^. 
 To be-in — with any one, bei O'^""'!'^ 
 9I((eS gelten, Slllefi in Slflem fcin, A tree 
 fell, ne.st, eagles and -, ein 33num fTilrjre 
 um, famnit ^lefl, 9lbfcrn u. bcm llebrigen. 
 - and every one, 91flii iuSgcfnmnit n. Offer 
 inSbefbnbere. To be — for one's self, fid) 
 felbit Side* fein; niir auf feinen eigencn SBw-- 
 tf)eil bcnfeii. [i>eriicrt 'Mti. 
 
 Prov. All covet — lose, roer Wlei mill, 
 All, adv. 1. gan), ganjlid), voflig. 2. 
 einjig, aflciu. 3. ? ob. » gernbe. 4.«obroo()[. 
 All along, I. innuerfort, bie gnnje 3fit 
 liber, cntlangft. 2. bcr Sange unrf). 3. adcnt; 
 I)ai6en. - over, 1. biird) unb burd), gunj 
 H. gar. 2. uberad; - over the town, in 
 bcr gnnien ©tilbt. To read a book — over, 
 ein 5)urt) gatij burd)lefen. - hid! tin -Uwis' 
 
 ALL 
 
 ruf ber ^inber beitn Serfterf fpicl. A 1 1 at 
 once, - of a sudden, ptotjlic^, iiuf ein Will. 
 It is not - a case, ei i|l nidjt ganj bajjeife. 
 
 - in the wind, [War.] fillenb (oon ttw <2e. 
 gedl). You are— in the wind! [War.] oiMU 
 533inbe abgefjatten. - too dear, f oici iu 
 tt)tutr. - the better, utn fo bcfjer, bcfto bcffcr. 
 
 All, ott... fonimt (jaufig in 3nfamnicu. 
 fe^nngen oor, inci|lcn3 ? ob. i, luie: 
 
 All-aba n'doned, adj. uoil Wltn VtT-. 
 lafTen, nfluertafycn. --abhor'red, adj. 
 oon 9lfJen oerabfdjent. - - a c c o m'p l i « h e d, 
 adj. oon ganj uofJenbeter 23ilbung. - -ad- 
 ni i'r i n g , adj. aribeiuunbernb. - a d v i's c d, 
 adj. uon 9lflen berat^en. --appro'ved, 
 adj. uon Olden gebidigt. - -ato'ning, adj. 
 Miei abbi"if5enb, 9ifle5 oergiltcnb ob. erfefjenb. 
 --bea'rlng, adj. ^Ulei tnigcnb ob. t)tv> 
 oorbringenb, adtragcnb; - -earth, bit 
 ■■M : Wutter ©rbe. - - b e a n't e o u «, adj. 
 OodfOIUmen fc^on. - -beho'lding, adj. 
 adfetjenb. --blas'ting, adj. WXti oep« 
 fcngenb ober »ernic^tcub, aduerreugenb. 
 - -boun'teous, - -boun'tiful, adj. 
 adgutig. - - c h a n'g i n g , adj. fic^j be(lau> 
 big ueranbernb. --chee'ring, adj. oder> 
 frcuenb. — -comman'ding, adj. adgc» 
 bieteiib. — -eoniply'ing, adj. in aden 
 ®ti"irf f n midfafjrenb. --compo'sing, adj. 
 adOerul;igenb, aderiiuicfenb. --conce'a- 
 ling, adj. adocrt'crgcnb. - -con'que- 
 ring, adj. ^SWti beficgcnb. - - c o n's c i o 11 s, 
 adj. adbeioufjt. - - c o n s t r a'i n i u g , adj. 
 •Udcij binbcnb ob.jiuingenb. --cons u'hi i n g. 
 adj. aduerjeljrenb. - -da'ring, adj. gjdei 
 luagenb. — -destroy'! ng, adj. 9[de5 jcr« 
 iKirenb. — -devou'ring, adj. adofrj 
 l'd)Iingenb, adocrjcI;renb, "Mti i-crjel)rcnD. 
 
 - -dim'niing, adj. 9lde5 oerbuufelnb. 
 
 - disco v'e ring, adj. 9ldc5 entbcrteu> 
 ob. entfjlldcnb. — -disgra'ced, nrf/. gailj 
 ucrungnabet, ganj enter;rt ob. gcfdjanbc:. 
 
 - -dispen'sing, arf;". I. 9Ide« au^fpcnbcnb, 
 ndfpenbenb. 2. gan^ lofifprec^jenb ob. liberfjo 
 bcnb , <Fr(aubni(5 geiuiifjrenb. - - d i v i'n e , 
 adj. gi3ttlid), (jmimfifc^, ^od)ft oortrefflid?. 
 --divi'ning, adj. ada^nenb; 9Il(c« iuei5« 
 fagenb. --dread'ed, adj. adgcfiird)tet. 
 - -effi'cien t, nd;. adlBirffam. — -el'o- 
 qnent, adj. adbercbt, f)i!id)fl bercbt. 
 
 - -embra'cing, <m//. aduinfoffenb. — en'- 
 ding, adj. 2Jde« enbigcnb. - -enli'gh tu- 
 ning, «(//. aderleudjtenb. --enra'ged, 
 adj. ()i>d)tt ob. gaiij mtlt^enb. - - f I a'm i n g, 
 adj. in nden 9(id;tungen pamnicnb. 
 
 - -fool's-day, *. ter erfle 9lpri(. — for- 
 giv'ing, adj. nttocrgebcnb. --fours, 
 ail-forz', J. fi. 1. (9irt itartcnfp.) afie 
 iBicre. 2. <x{(, adv. To go on -, auf aden 
 ajicren gef)cn. --giv'er, *. ber aidgebcr. 
 
 - -good', adj. oodfommen gut. --good', 
 *. ['Bot.] ber ©anfefu^. - -gra'cious. 
 adj. adgi'itig, adgnabig. - - g u i'd i n g , adj. 
 aUlcitenb. --hail, ill-hale', m/er/. 5peil! 
 — *. baSipeil. —v.a. begrililen. — -hal'low, 
 --hal'lows, a. [rom. fat(;. i?ird)f] Sldcrs 
 f)eiligen, bcrlag ader ^eiligen. — ha I'l o w n, 
 *. bie 3eir inn 91derl)ciligen. — -hal'low- 
 t i d e . «. Die 3eit iini 9lderf)ciligen. --ha p'p y, 
 adj. oodfontnicM gliirflirt). - - h e'a I . *. \^vx.\ 
 eine Qlrr (yiicbfraiir; bii' firiifmniri'l. 
 
 - -healing, adj. 9l!lc« l)CiUMlD, aHf)CiU"U">. 
 
30 Ti'iie. f?ir, f^il, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. N6, ni6ve, n6r, got, 6il, cl6Ad. Ti'ibe, tub, fuM. t/iin, THls. 
 
 ALL 
 
 All-hel'ping, adj. Wtn fjtiftnt. — hi'- 
 ding, arfy. affuerbergcnb. --hon'ored. 
 ailj. aUvetei)rt, I'onSlffen geef)rt. — h u r't i n g, 
 (idj. •mtki uerberfeeiib uber ()efcf)n6iocn&- 
 
 - -i'dolizing, adi. MeS oer<i&tternb. 
 - -im'itating, adj aifleS nact)n()tticnb. 
 - -in'teresting, adj. \fb(i)\\ inttXt^MlX. 
 
 - -inter'preting, arfj. nUbCUtenb 
 
 - -jiidg'ing, adj. 9UIc6nc^tenB. --just' 
 a<lj. ndgcrcdf^t. --kind', adj. ofigiitig. 
 
 - - k n o'w i n g , adj. ndiuiffcilb. — - 1 i'c e n- 
 sed, adj. juMtm bcred^tiflt. - -lov'ing, 
 o((/. nfUiebcnb. — -ma'king, adj. afird)nf: 
 ft'llb. - -matu'ring, adj. McS reifenb Db. 
 jcitiflcnb. — nier'ciful, «rfj.n((6armf)crjtg. 
 - -mur'dering, adj. 3ltte« t&btcilb Db. 
 jcrilorenb. — obe'dient, adj. gehorfani; 
 ller, ge()i>rfam|lc. - -obliv'ious, adj. 
 gillee uerncffciunncfjctib. Shak. — obscu'- 
 ring, adj. 3J(Ie6 uerbunfelnb. - - p n't i e n t, 
 adj. nflgebulbii] , 91fleS ol;ne ^Kurren ettv([- 
 (Jf lib. — - p e n'e t r a t i n g . adj. 9ltlc6 buvd): 
 briiincnb. - -per'fect, orfj. gniij uodfiiiii: 
 tnen. - -per'fectness, *. bie 55o(Ifinii: 
 nienf)eit be« e3anjcn, gnnjlic{)e a3oHftiiiiiiien; 
 hcit. - perva'ding, arf/. 9IUc6 blircf); 
 bringcnb. — pier'cing, adj. 'iiUei biircf): 
 bringcnb. — -pow'erful, adj. nllmadjtig. 
 --pra'ised, arfy. i>on SlUfii gepric'tii, nllge: 
 priefeii. — -ru'ling, arfj. ai(fe6 beherrfitcnb, 
 fidmnttenb. - -saga'cious, adj. l;od)|l 
 fcfjiirffinilig. —-saints Db. — saints-day, 
 t. [roin- t<itt}- ^irc^ej 9lf(er(;eiligen , bcr log 
 eitlcrljeiligen. — - s a n e't i f y i n g , adj. aides 
 (jeiligcnb. — sa'ving, orfy. 9Ille8 rettcnb; 
 flnbciuntjrenb; ntlfelig nind)enb. - -sear'- 
 cliing, adj. 3lKe« biirdf^briiigenb ob. burd)' 
 ll>lil;(cnb. - - s e e'i n g, arf/.nll|cf)f lib. — - s e'e r, 
 f. bcv 2lflfc(;er, ©iner, ber 2lflc6 ficljt. 
 
 - - 1. h a'k i n g , a<^'.nffcrrcf)lif tcrilb. - - s li u n'- 
 ned, adj. uoii 2lIIcii geiiiieben ob. gefTDtjen. 
 --soulsrday, all-solz-da', *. (roill. fntl). 
 fiirdje] bcr Ing nfrer ©eeleti (aud) a I Is o u 1 s> 
 -.'spice, «. [23Dt.] 1. bie 65en)i'iriiielfe. 
 2. ber $iiiient, ©peicreipfeffer. - -spice- 
 tree, a. l^ot.] bct 03eiuiirjtie(fenOnum. 
 - -suff i'ciency, a. [Z()cd(.] bie airige> 
 nugfanifcit. — - su f f i'c i e n t , a) adj.[2i)eiA.] 
 nngeniigfam. b) «. bai atlgcnugrnine 2Be|'eti, 
 ©Ott. — -surroun'ding, adj. ^Ue6 lllll; 
 (jebenb. — -survey'ing, adj. 3l(Ic8 fiber; 
 blirf cnb. - - s u s t a'i n i u g , adj. nderfjalteiib, 
 •Meg frngenb. --tel'ling, adj. 3J(led per: 
 breitenb ub. nu^fngenb. — -tri'um piling. 
 adj. iibernll ober iibcr 3lfle5 fiegenb. 
 -- w a t c h'e d, flrf/.i'ibernfj beiurtdjt. — w i's e, 
 adj. nflmeife. - - w i ft e d , adj. nflpcrflnnbig. 
 - -wor'sliiped, adj. n(fliercl;rt. — wor'- 
 t li y , orf/ Doii fpdjflem ob.unenbIi(^)eiii2Bert()e. 
 
 Allag-ite, al'lajiie, ». ['J)diiera(g.] 
 bcr aitlngit. 
 
 All-a-inort, Jll-a-mort', adj. 1. 
 oiifjcr 5-iiffiing, ueriuirrt. 2. bctrubt. 
 
 Allanite, al'lanite,«. [^:)}2incra[g.] 
 ber ildanit. 
 
 Allantois, allantois', ^ (gr.) a. 
 
 Aliantoid, aiiantiud', I [ainnt.J 
 bflf $»nrii()miff^eii , 2Biirit(;niitt^en. 
 
 Ailatrate, al'lanaie, dat.allatrare) 
 V. a. nnbcllcii, (iiifiiiirrcii. 
 
 Allay, alia', (a 'il.nfr. II. lay) v. a. I. 
 (chni., itl}t alloy) pcriiiifcteii, ucr)ci^eii, 
 
 ALL 
 
 [TOunjip.] fegiren, befcftirfen (ein «WetflH). 
 2. i a) fd)ii!nd)en, pcrminbern, b) nin^igen, 
 linbcrn, (li(len(b.3orn2c.),bftmpfen, befnnfti-. 
 gen; c) niiibern, bnmpfen (eine ©mire, 
 ©rfjnrfe) -v. n. ± fid} legcn, nnrf)IniTen, 
 nbne()meti, j. 35, the tempest allays, ber 
 ©tiirni legt fic^, [periiiird>eii. 
 
 To - wine with water, SlDein tnit SKflfTe'' 
 Allay, *. I. bie SBermifc^img, 25cr: 
 re^jiiiig; ['Dfrinjm.] bie Scgirung, ber BumtJ- 
 
 2. 1 a) bcr (Jlerfen , bie aSeimifdjimg. b) bie 
 •DJfilberutig , 9)?ngiguiig, Sinberimg ©i^roiv 
 diiiiig. 3. [^f)i)f.] bie ©ct)iuarf)iing , ^JKilbc; 
 rung (bcr garbcn k,), Newton. 
 
 To give - to, niibern, timpigen, fcf)iua-- 
 djcii (e-tiunfi). Without -, iingeniif4)t , 
 Dfjiic 3ufn$, n(t)t, lautet. 
 
 Allayer, alla'ur, a. 1. bcr Segirenbe, 
 ©d)ii)ad)ciibc, Cinbenibe, ?(Kneigeiibc. 2. tai 
 SinberuiigSiiiitfer; bnfi ©c^ipiid)eiibe, Smii; 
 pfcube, bns, luns fdjwadft, jlillt, bmiipft. 
 
 AUayment, alla'ment, a. I. 
 fWiiiijn).] ber 3ufn^, bie Scgirung i,einc« 
 ^Dfctnn^). 2. bie 'I^filberung (tiiier©iiurc ic.) 
 
 3. bie Oinbcriiug, Dnnipfung (t>c6 ©djmcr; 
 3enfi !c.) ; sKur)e. Shak. 4. bnS Cinberungg: 
 iiiittel. 
 
 To give- to.., GtipaS linbcrn, pcrringcwi. 
 
 Allblaze, illblaze', «, ber SBarinc: 
 bei)rtlter. 
 
 Alle, al'l^, *, [Drnitf;,] ber tfcine 9((f . 
 
 Aliect, allekf, (Int. allectare) v. a 
 + (I'liieljcn, niilDcfen, [2Inrcijung, Socfung 
 
 Allectatioo, alllkta'slmn, «. bie 
 
 Allective, allen'tlv, adj. f nnlDf; 
 fcnb , nnjie(;enb, perfi!if)rerir(ft. Chaucer 
 
 Allective, a. f bie QlnlDcfung, SBer^ 
 Uiljrung. Eliot. 
 
 Alleg'ation, allegi'shun, a. 1, bie 
 9lnfiil)i'ung (ciner ©tefle 2C,)j iSorbringung 
 (fine* SBDnunnbeg ic), 2, bie !8c()nuptnng; 
 bie bf(;«iptcte ©ncfte, ber ©n^, 3. bie nnge 
 fiif)rte ©telle, Sliigabc. False — , bie Uiirid); 
 tigfeit. 4. bie Qlufircbe, Gntfdjulbigiing, 9Ju5; 
 fl[ud)t, bcr 9Sormnnb. 5. [gcifir, &evi(^t6i).] 
 bie fL^rnilid)e illngc, 
 
 Alleg-e, i alledje', <fat. allegare) 
 
 Alledg-e,^ v. a. l. nnfiK^ren, beibrin; 
 gen (c.l6 Sciucifi ic). 2. beljoupten (einen 
 <Baly, bcjn[;en. 
 
 Alleg-eable, allldje'abi, adj. -f 
 anffil}rti(ir (nI6 (5'ntrd)Ulbigung Jc). Brown. 
 
 Alleg-eiiient, alledjc'ment, a. f 
 f. Allegation, 
 
 Alleg'er, } allldje'ur, s. Oilier, ber 
 
 Alle(lg°er,^ nnfi'if^rt, bc(;auptct. 
 
 Alleg-eas,^ alle'jeas, a. id,, ein 
 
 Alleg-ias, 5 oflinbiic^cr 3eiio. 
 
 Alleg°iance, alle'janse, a. I. Irene 
 unb (yeljorfaiu (bcr llntertfjancii). Oath of 
 -, bcr eib bcr Irene, ^ulbignngScib. 2. i 
 bie &rge6eu(;cir (iin 9lflg.), 
 
 To do — , (jnlbigen. To pay one's — to , ., 
 ©inein ()urbigcn. [flc()Drfam. Shak. 
 
 AIIe;;-iant, aiie'jant, adj. -f tren u. 
 
 Allegoric, allegor'rik, ^ .. 
 
 Alleg'Orical, allegnr'rekal,^ 
 ndegLHifd), ftnnbilblid), -adv. Allegor'- 
 icn I ly, =. 
 
 A lI«g-oriCaInes.<« , allegnr'i ckal- 
 
 nes, *. bie aIleflDfi|"d)eG-igeni'd;aff, bafi^Ulc; 
 ODrifd)e, i 
 
 ALL 
 
 Alleg-orist, ai'iegor'st, *. ber Wt> 
 gorift bcr gcrn SBilber gcbrniid)t. 
 
 Alleg-orize, al'legorue, ». a. 6i[b» 
 lict uDrtriigen, ucrfleljcn Db. erflnren, ofle. 
 gDrifiren. 
 
 Alleg-orize, v. «. bilbfid), in 53ir. 
 bern reben , fid) in 53irbcrn nnebrncfen. 
 
 Alleg-Ory, al'l^g^rr^, (gr. allegoria) 
 a. bie finnbilblic^e diebe, 9Jf[pgorie. 
 
 Alleg-retto, allegret'ti, (p. it. 
 allegro) a. [^yiuf.] ta& aiHcgrctto. - adv. 
 ndegrcttD. [gro, lutlig, miinter. 
 
 Alleg-ro, aii^'gro, (it. SSo.) adj. ndc. 
 
 Alleg-ro, *. mur.] ba« 9!di-grD. 
 
 Alle jars, ali^'jlrz, «. Onbnfl.] ein 
 oflinbifd)er 55iUiniipDircnjeng, 
 
 Allelujali, aiielii'ya, (^ebr, SB,)*. 
 1. MS 5pnf(cluin[;, 2. [SBot,] ber 95u(f)(impfe», 
 ©an erf fee, 
 
 Allemand, aimand', ) (fr. 3D,) 
 
 Almain, al'mane, ^ a. bie ^2I(> 
 
 reniiinbe, ber benffd^e tnnj. [ndeninnnifc(>, 
 
 Allemannie, alleman'nik, adj. 
 
 Allerion, aller'eon, a. [^erlb ] ein 
 aiblcr D^ne ©c^nnbel ob. ^ii^e, niit nn«ge» 
 breitetcn S5'''3«''i- 
 
 AUeveur, allivur', ». eine ffcin* 
 rc^mebit"d)e ^fJfunje (nngef. = I cent). 
 
 Alleviate, llle'veate, (t. allevare) 
 0. fl, crtcirf)tern, niifbern, linbcrn, 2. f uer» 
 tninbcrn, peningern (ein SSergetjen ic). 
 
 Alleviation, allevea'shun , a. 1, 
 bie (?r(eid()terung, *B?ilbcrung (iU ©d)tner« 
 jen« JC), 2. bai SinbcrungSniittel. Qtk'td)' 
 tcriingStnittel, [Sinberungsjiuittet. 
 
 Alleviative, alle'veaiiv, a. t bai 
 
 Alley, al'le, (fr. alle'e) *, 1. bcr 9nft» 
 gnng, bie 2ldee, 2, t)a6 (yagd)en. A turn- 
 again — , bnS ©ncfgngd)cn. 3. ein Drt in 
 SonbDU, mo ©trtnt«pflpiere u. Slftien (jefnuft 
 u, pcrfniift lucrben, 
 
 Alliaceons, aiica'^hus, adj. md) 
 SnMnud) ried)cnb, fnobtaudjnrtig. 
 
 Alliance, alll'anse, (fr, SSo.) a. 1. 
 bn6 !6nnbnig, ber SBunb, bie Qldinnj, 2, bie 
 93crfd)>ungernng, 25eripnnbtfc()nft, 3," bicSSer* 
 lunnbtcn, Addison, [pcrbinben. 
 
 To make an -, 1. fid) pertnnl)lcn. 2, fid) 
 
 AUiant, alij'ant, a. f ber ^unbc$< 
 gcnoffc, aifliirte, Wotton. 
 
 Alliclioly fur Melancholy. Shak. 
 
 AUicienCy, alllsh'ylnse, (Ult. alii- 
 cere) a. f i'^W-^ ^'^ 3lu3icf;nng«frnft, 
 
 AUicient, allJsh'ylnt, a. f l'$i)\}f.] 
 ber nn}ief)enbc ^prper, Robinson. 
 
 Allied, aiiide', adj. I. perbunben, 
 nUiirt, 2, pcripanbt. 
 
 Allig°ate, al'leg&te, (lat. ligare u. 
 ad) V. a. jnfninnicnbinben, perbinben, per* 
 cinigen, pcrfniipfen. 
 
 Allig-ation, allegi'shiin, a. 1, iai 
 SScrfniipfen, bie S3erbinbung, 93crfniipfuni). 
 2. [9Irit().] bie 3II(igation6rege(. 
 
 Allig-ator, allega'tur, a. l3oot.] ber 
 aidigntor, ^niinnn, Encvc. 
 
 Alligcature, alllg'atshure, a. bai 
 23nnb, bie 5»<ie, 
 
 Allineinent, alline'ment, a. 1, b<l6 
 9U'rd)iiiiren; bieaibflccfung (ciner Srrn(5e2c,). 
 2. bie Cinie, 9feil)e. Asiat. Res. 
 
 AlliotU, al'leoi/i, a. [21|lroi.i.] id, 
 
 Allision, allizh'un, (lat. altido) «- 
 
FAte. far, fall, fat. M*, met. Fine, fin. NA. move. n6r. got, 6il, ci6i'i.l. TAbe, tub, full. tMn, THis 31 
 
 ALL 
 
 Hr Vn(h>#, SufftntmenfJoP, SInrourf (Don 
 itorpern, iti ''Xfitttti (jcfjen Me £i!tfle). 
 
 Alliteration, aiiiteri'shun, Hat 
 ad u. liriera) t. [&tamm.] He 9J(literrtHon. 
 
 Alliterative, allit'eritiv, adj. 
 lOJrnmtn.] alliterflttp. 
 
 Allocatiuil) alloki'shun, (I. allo- 
 caie) «. $ bit ipin)uftlguii() , 5?injutf)uun() ; 
 ^.U)et 1. [ipnnecl] bie SuIofTung , '^ui- 
 iirtljme, j^injiifeOiind (eiiif« 9JrtiMS in eiiic 
 9Cid)iiiinfl). 2. tie 5Jfrirf)ri(iimii. 3. tit S8il= 
 lulling, &uti)ei^unq, !5rmi(Ii<)ung, ^iinnl^nie 
 (eiiift SRec^nung). 4. [ciifll. ©djn^fnttimcr) 
 tit "SJinwtifiing iut SBejnIjding. 5. 6ie SEDie; 
 bfwrflnttiing. (rnlg.J Cer afloc^rott. 
 
 Allocliroite, ai'l&kr6iie,«. [SSIiiK- 
 
 Allocution, all&kii'thun , ((. alio 
 qui) «. Me ^nrebe. 
 
 Allodial, alli'deal, ) adj. 
 
 Aliodian, all6'dean,^ [^fubofr.] 
 erbeiflen }in«f'rfi, nflotinf. Blachtoue. 
 
 Allodium, aili'd^um, (Angrtf. • u- 
 Irad) *. bn« freie ^bgiit, SWDeium, ©igen: 
 gut. ^flDMnlgiit. 
 
 Allong-e, alliindje', (ft. allonger) #. 
 I. [Jetfjtf.] ber 91u6flpt. 2. [9feitf.] Me 
 iiin<\t gfiiie (cinee 'ipferSre). JoHstow. 
 
 Alluo, alluo'. interj. ^nflof^! 
 
 Aiioo, B. a. II. p. n. (jrtffof) f<f)reien, 
 ^Me ipiinte burrfj ^inflp^fAreieii) nnljetjen. 
 
 Allopathy, tiVlf>patlii , (gr.) «. 
 f-Web.l Me ^fliH'nttjie. Allopath'le, ndi. 
 ono\><^tt)ii<f). AI'lopalhiKt, «.bfr'ilflopntl). 
 
 .4llopliane, ai'i^tine , <gr.) «■ 
 |-TOiitcrnlg.l ficielnrrigrr 9Jinitnerbenfji)brnt. 
 
 Alloquy, al'lukwe, t. Me SlnreOe, 
 b.i« OlniVredjfii. 
 
 Allot, allot', (H $r^f. ti. lot, nnneff. 
 Iiloi) ». o. 1 uerd'Pfeii, nuflopfen. 2. btird) 
 tii« Coo« AtiMf^eilen, i'ertf)cilen , lUttjtHtn. 
 3. iuerfennen. 4. beroiffigen, iugefle()en, er^ 
 tijeiicii. 
 
 To be allotted to any thing, I. burtf) 
 bn« CoD« Q^tmai bttommtn. 2. Mntf^eil nii 
 ©•nun* tjnbtn. 
 
 Allotment, allot'ment,) «. 1. bai 
 
 Allottery, aliot'turi. i\ Sop4, ber 
 9tiitl)fi(. 2. bie 93frffjeiliiMg ; 91f>tl)et(ung. 
 
 .'tllo^v, all(^&', (fir. allouer) v. a. 1. 
 (niid) niit ofi jugeben, einrniimen, flnnef)« 
 tmii (ciiieii (5<i5 '.(.). 2. [9te(<)f«(Vr.] be^ 
 iviUigeii, gefrcn (Soften K.). 3. n(6 giittig 
 niii-rfennen , jnerfennen, 4iigeflcf)en, erfen« 
 nrii. 4. flnerfennen, Ipben. Shak. 5. au&: 
 ft urn, geben, bemifligen, beflimmen (2of)n, 
 O-iiifDinmeii). 6. (any thing u. of any thing) 
 biUigen, erfnnben, ivtt)ei^tn (©hun«). 7. 
 9C»rffi(f)t nefjnien (aiif G-nunO , na(i)ia(ftn, 
 nadjgcten. 8. ndrei^nen (eiiie ©umine &ei' 
 btt) , einrec^nen , nbjiefien ; In Slbjug , Qln» 
 f(l)(ng bVingen (einen Umftnnbtc). 9.julnflcn, 
 erlrtubien, jngeben, uerftntten (©tn>rt« jii tfjun). 
 10. begnben, beooflmncftrigen. Shak. 11. 
 gjetfnil Qtbtn, oe nljribigen , rectjtfertigcii. 
 Shak. 12. roibmen , iveifjen. 13. vcrgiiren, 
 luiebrr gut mne^en. 
 
 To - one's self (in), freiroiflig I'rr^nrrcn 
 (iii> To - tears, IfjranenjpfJen. Allow the 
 wind, log ben Wmb ^erbet, ftelj' ucni SDiiibe 
 flbgciDtinbt. Shak. (Go. yoii are) allowed, 
 nnerfnnnt fur eiiicn 9?.irrfn , ob. nutj frri 
 Uilc< iu fngen. Suak. That will - lue 
 
 ALL 
 
 Te»y worth hia service, tai nitb mi(f| feinem 
 Dienfle fef)r empfef)Ien. Siiak. To allow of 
 an excuse, eine ©ntfc^ulbigiing ntfi gultig 
 nnnel)men pb. genel)nitgen. Allowing for, 
 wenn mnn nbredjnet, nicf)t in ainfd)Ing bringt. 
 
 Allowaltle, all6u'abl, a(0'. 1. )U 
 (nffig, julngbrtr. 2. ricf)tig, red)tningig, - 
 adv. A How 'ably, mit bem 9lnfpnic^e rtuf 
 3nliiffigfcit, juingbar, re(f)tnin^ig. 
 
 Allovi'ableness, aiouablnls, <. 
 1. bie Suliirrigfeit. 2. bie 9tert)tmngigfctt. 
 
 Alioivance, al^u'anse, «. 1. bie 
 ^nriiunning (eineS @n§e« zr.). 2. bie 3"= 
 inffung, SBerflnttung, G-rlnubni^. Locke 
 Shak. 3. bie ®enef)migung, ber IBeifatl, bie 
 95ei|limmiing (ju einer Xt)(itfad)e) , ^civifli: 
 gung. 4. Me SBergunfligung, ^emifligung, 
 ijreiljeit. 5. bnS 9Iu6gefe$te, ber beflimnirc 
 Zf)eU; a) bie Stfltion (Q^en u. trinfen). b) 
 ber Soljn, &ti)alt. c) bn« ©rfjulgclb. 6. bie 
 gSergutung, ber 9Ibjug, bie ©inrrdjnung et> 
 net 8umme, 213iebererflnttung (ber llnfoflen) ; 
 ['OTnr.J bie 91bre4)nung enur lonne won 
 jeljn fur ben Slbgnng u. SBerUifl burd) bn6 
 •Jlueietfen. 7. ber "Wndjla^, (S-ring, bie ^ad)- 
 |i(f)t. 8 t ber gute 9?uf, ^inme. Shak. 
 
 To make - of . ., ©hufl* einraunicn, 
 jugeben. To make ob. give — of something, 
 (ffiuit* ilberfelien, e« nirfjt fo geimu neljmen. 
 To put upon -, [OKiir.] nuf(fIeinere)9?<itio: 
 nen befc^ninfen. To give - to one's inclina- 
 tions, feinen 9?eigungcn bie 3uflf' W-^i'^ 
 liiffetl. To make an - for ., Qtwa6 in 
 •21nf(^I(ig bringen, berilcfiic^tigen. To give 
 for .., 9'ia(l)fid)t Ijnben niit .. To live with- 
 in the i'0ni|,a<is of one's — , fid) in ben (in: 
 gciuiefenen Sdjrnnfcn fjnften. There must 
 be some grains of — , man niu@ ti uic^t fo 
 gcnnu bnntit neljnien. 
 
 Allowance, e. a. [VJiat.] auf (flci. 
 nere) SWntionen bef(()ranfen. 
 
 Distress compelled the captain of the 
 ship to — his crew. Webster. 
 
 Alloy, alloc', (fr. alliert v. a. 1. 
 f a) uerniifc!)en, ucrfc^cn (WctaCle). b) 
 [^I'lnjm. ] legiren, bcfrfjirfen. 2. i Mird) 
 5Seiniif(()ung uon etiuafi (5)(^(ed)tereni perriiu 
 gern, oenninbern , perfc^(ec()tern, perniifc^en, 
 oerbinben. 
 
 Alloy, «. I. Me SJerfe^ung, 9itrmu 
 fct)unfl (ber ■OKetnfle); [Wfinjiu.J bie ecgi= 
 rung, ber Siifrt^. 2. ber (5>cl;ntt (bes ©ilberfi 
 Db. (SolbS). 3. i bie i8crniifd)uiig, 9Jcrfd)Iec^! 
 tcruiig, ajerntinberung, ber 3iil"<i0. 
 
 Without -, 1. ofjiie SSermift^ung ober 
 95eitnird)nng. 2. i nc^t, (nuter. 
 
 Alloyag-e, alloe'aje, «. 1. bie ^e^ 
 tfldi'crfe^ung , Cegiruiig. 2. bie 5Rif(^uiig 
 oon i'en'd)iebcncn 'OKetnflen. 
 
 Allubescency, allubes'slnse, 
 (Int.) *. bie Sajjdigfcit. 
 
 Allude, allude', (tat. alludere) v.n. 
 (to) (infpiden (nnf). Allluded to. njornuf 
 mnn nngcfpielt (jnt. 
 
 Alluininate, allu'menite, (Int. 
 
 lumen) v. a. i[iinninircn, nu^ninlen. 
 
 Alluiniitur, )'„>, 
 
 • ■• - ,■ j.^ ■, , Jallu'. 
 
 Alluiiiiner, (jr^t Limner)^ 
 
 niciiur. s. ber orinininirfr. 
 
 Allure, allure', (fr. leurrcr) p. o. 
 
 I. (10, ju) nnipffrii, rcisdi, niiroiim, nnrri; 
 
 jcii, fobern, nnftrfrn, nerniiiniTni, bewigiii. 
 
 ALM 
 
 2. to allure forth, nnfoden; ^ernuefbrbem. 
 
 Allure, «. bie Oocffpcife. 
 
 Allurement, allure'mlnt, *. bie 
 SD<fung, ber Jfeij, bie ^feijung, SBerfu^runfl* 
 (De« 25ergniigenS ic). 
 
 Allurer, aiiu'rur,. s. ber 9lnlP(fer, 
 ©d)nieirf)Ier, 95crfril;rcr, bie aSerfii()rcrinn. 
 
 Alluring-, alluring, adj. rcijenb, 
 fd)iiu'irf)cil)aft, fd)mcid)cln?, (ocfenb. 
 
 Alluring-ly, allu'i'.igli, adv. ip» 
 cfenb, reijenc, i'crfiil)rerird). 
 
 Alluring^neK.^, allil-rfngnes, t. f 
 bn« lortenbe, reijenbe 2Ceien; bieajerfiidjiiiig, 
 23erful)rung, SReijung. 
 
 Allusion, allii'zhun, (fr. allusion) 
 «. bie 9lnfpieliing. Burnet. 
 
 Allusive, aiul'siv, adj. niu"pierenb. 
 - adv. A 1 1 u ' s i V e I y , =, niif eJiie ucrbecfte 
 9lrt. [bie ginfpielcrei, Mi* >!liirpieleiibe. 
 
 Allusiveness, ailu'sivnls, «. f 
 
 Alluvial, allii'vcal, adj. gifluiiinl ... 
 nngcfpi'ilt, nngef(<)ii)cinmt (j.23. SBobeii, yjitt 
 tnlle). ' KinwAn. 
 
 Alluvion, allii'veun, ) ((nt.) I. 
 
 Alluvium, allu'veuiii,^ bie ^llnipu' 
 lung, 5lnfd)H)eintnimg. 2. bnS ?lMgcf(()n)cinmte, 
 ber 9Iniuurf. [rd)iucmiiit, nngcfpiilt. 
 
 Alluvions, ailu'vcus, adj. niiget 
 
 Ally, alii', (fr. alller) V. a. (with) U 
 oerbinben, i'ereiniflcn(biircftipeirnff), JJreiinb* 
 rd)nft). 2. reriunnbt niad)en (Diiigc). 3. ucr» 
 bi'inben, nfliircn (SJiJIfer). 
 
 Ally, all!', *. 1. ber SSunbe^gcncffe, 
 'Qllliirte. 2. ber 25cnunnbte, greunb. 
 
 Allliacantar, al'maliantur, (nroti. 
 ^.) «. [-Jlilron.] ber 4?o';eiifrei«. 
 
 AIniacan tar's-staf f, [>!Iflron.] ettl 
 nflron. SKerfjeug, uni bci bem 9liif. u. Unr 
 tergnnge ber Sonne bie QIbiueid)iing bci 
 •OTngnetnnbel )u finben. 
 
 Alinadie, ai'madc, a. i^at.] bit 
 Qllmnbie, ein nfrifnnifd)crilnl;n nii«9{inbe te. 
 
 Almag-est, ai'majest, (al nrnb. u. 
 gr. megisie) *. ber 9Ilmiige|i. 
 
 Almag-ra, alma'gra, s. [WimXdiQ^ 
 bie pcrfi|'d)c (5rbe. 
 
 Almanack, il'mlnak, (nrnb. 2B.) 
 f. ber £nlcnber, 9llmnimc^ 
 
 Nautical-, ber ©d)iffsfnlenbcr. --ma- 
 ker, ber itnlenbermnc^cr. 
 
 Prov. To make almanacks for th« 
 last year, nnd& gert^cljencr Iljnt Debenfen. 
 
 Almandine, arniandine, (fr. 2[i3.) 
 s. [^JKiiicralfl.] berfinrfuii.frl- 2flinnnBinrubin. 
 
 Almaria, al'marca, s. pi. ba6 'iivt 
 d)iu einer ^ird)e it. ^ 
 
 Aline, al'me.) s. [9legi)pt.] bieStege* 
 
 Alma, ai'ma,) reifbid)rerinn , ®dnge< 
 rinn, Innierinn. 
 
 Almena, alme'na, «. [Qlfien] etn 
 (iJeiuit^t oiMt 2 'iPfiinben jiini SDiigen bed 
 ©afrnn«. [u. migho *. bie «!Ulnind)t. 
 
 Almig-lltineSS, ilmi'tenls, (all 
 
 Aiiiiif^'lity, iliiii'ie, ad), ndnint^tig. 
 
 Aliiiig-fity, *. ber'Jlflnind)tige(®ott). 
 
 Almond, a'lnuiid, (fr. niiiaiide, fpnil. 
 almendra) *. 1 [3}ot.l ber •OJfniibelbaum. 
 2. bie 'Wiinbel (J5riid)r). 3. [■Jin.it.i pi. Mt 
 ^)?nubeln, 5piil#niniibelii, Cl)rniiiiiinbflii. 4. 
 -15irriigiill ein saSriinnnB (iilmnde). 5. 
 Srriiiid)in'ibef.J bie iinilaflniiiiibrl. 
 
 Almoud-furnace, lled)a.j t'ilir ^rt 
 
32 Fate, ffir, fAlI, fat. HU, met. Finp. fin. No, ni6ve. n6r, got, 6il, clond. Tube, tiib, ffill. t//in, TFlis. 
 
 ALJM 
 
 ©c^meljofen. Almond- milk, bie SOfatv 
 belniilc^. Almond-oil, tft« 93?aiibfl5l. 
 Almond-soap, bie 9Kniibcl)cife. Al- 
 mond-tree, [58ot.] ber *0?anfce!&aiim. 
 Almond-willow, [!Dot.] bie g)?nnbc(! 
 weibe. [belbnum. 
 
 Dwarf — , Db. —s dwarf, ber Siuevflmnnj 
 
 AllliOner, arniilnur, (f. Alms) s. 
 ber 9l(tncfciipf{cner, 9Ilnii)ri'iiicr. 
 
 Aliiioner^illipy al'munurslup, «. 
 b<i« 9IliiiD|"eMaiiit, bie 'Jlliiu'Kiipfleae. 
 
 Almonry, al'munrc. (durf) A.lm'ry) 
 (. I. bn5 9l(inoreii(jiiiiS, bie Slniicnpflege. 2. 
 bie '2Ci>(;nuii(i cines SllinofenpfleiierS. 
 
 AlM10!«t, al'most, (all tl. most) adc. 
 faft, bi'innl;e, fd)uT. Even -, fnil fi'l;r, bc'nu\l)c. 
 
 Alms, aiiiz. (ail{)elf. almes; (]r. elee- 
 mosyne; licrill. ainiolgne; fr. aumone) *. 
 M& SUniDfen, bie milbe &abe. 
 
 Tenure by free alms, [JJeubnlr.] bnS 
 9l(tiiDrengtit. Blackstone. 
 
 Alms-basket, 1. ber9Irnicnfor&. 2. — 
 of words, ber 3liiSii)urf, bn6 f(i)i«f)te\\e ber 
 SBorte. Shak. —-box, bie 21rnienbiirf)rc. 
 --chest, ber 9Irnienfn|Tcn. — deed, i. bnS 
 553erf ber ^ilbtfjatigfrit; pi. Sicbe^iurrfe. 
 2. bie niilbe ©nbe, a33nf;ltf)nt. — fee, ber 
 ^eter^gri>rrf)eii. --folk, f Sllmofeii fpcn; 
 bcnbe 'jperfniten. — giver, ber tiiKbe ®i'! 
 t'er , SllnuM'eiifpenber. — giving, bn5 9l(= 
 mofeiifpeiibeii. —-house, tmi 9lriiieii(;aii5 
 — -men. —.people, bie ipilllSiiniieil, IHMI 
 aiinDfen ober in eineiii 9Irmeii(;niire lebeubcn 
 2iiute. --man. f ber tnilbe Oieber. 
 
 Almiicantar, al'miikantur, f. 
 
 A I m acan I a r. 
 
 Almude, almude', «. ein ^einmafj 
 In ^ortiiflnl, ivMnmn 26 cine pipe nu5tnnd)en. 
 
 Almug-, ai'mug.^ *. [S8ot.] btr Qi-. 
 
 Alg'um> ai'giim.J ticn&nuin. Encvc. 
 
 Aluag'e, al'naje, (fr. aiinage, qt. 
 oJene) «. 1. bnS 9!)?i'fTeii mit ber QUe, ©flens 
 jimg. 2. bie 1iirf)nianiifnftiirfTeuer. 
 
 Alnagrcr, al'najur, (Ob. Al'nagar, 
 Al'neger) «. ber jjefcf^moretie ©ffcniiieffer, 
 G-XIenflempIer. [ber bicfe 2Barf)^|lDcf. 
 
 Alnig°llt, ll'nite, (all tl. night) t- 
 
 Aloe, al'6, pi. aloes, al'oze, t. 
 [SQot.] 1. bie ailoe. 2. t>a6 SUloe^oti (and) 
 a 1 o e s - w o o d). [eytrnf t. 
 
 Aloes, s. ['53?eb.] ber Wnefaft, 5t(i)e< 
 
 AloetiC, aloet'ik, ) adj. UDIl 
 
 Aloetical, al6et'ekal,5 2llne, mit 
 aipc ftarf 1,'erfctjt. [9lr}enei. 
 
 Aloetic, ». bie mit SIfne ueri'ei^te 
 
 Aloft, aloft', (a qSrnf. U. loft) adv. 
 1. l)nri), C'btn, f)od) (iiif, in ber Spolje, in bie 
 ^hi)e. 2. [^TJfnr.] o6en niif bcm 9J?nfi6niime, 
 bem irtfeiuicrf, niif bcm aScrbede. 
 
 From -, wn oDcn. To set -, In bie 
 ^l!il}e f)cbcn ob. fe^cn, erf)ol)en. All hands 
 -! [^TOnr.l (jcrnuf! 
 
 Aloft, praep. f liber. 
 
 Alog^ians, al^'jeans, (gr.) «. pi. 
 [^rd)<i.| bie SiiuQner be« Wotti ober ber 
 (Stottfji-it 0()ri)Ti. 
 
 Alog-otropliy, al'igJtrifl, (gr.) 
 t. ['Wei^.l bie 9lli)gi)triipl;ie, bet ungleidje 
 !Jir.l)riiiui!5}iifliig. 
 
 Aiojl3°y, al'oje, (gr. alogla) ». ♦ ber 
 Uiu><'ntniib, bie lliigt'retnitl;eit. Bacon. 
 
 Alone, alAiiC, ^allll. one) nc^.u. «</«>. 
 
 ALa 
 
 1. nHein (rtbgefonbert). 2.nr(ein (MoS). 3. ein« 
 jig (in fr. 91rt). adv. A 1 o n e ' I y , nflein. 
 
 To let -, 1. jufrieben Inffcn tOcmnnben). 
 
 2. unterlnffen (Gtmn^), bleiben (tifTen. 3. fid) 
 r\\d)t befiimmcrn (unt). Let me -, Injjen 
 ©ie mid) jufricben ob. in 9?iil)e. Let that — . 
 1. lafTep ©ie bnS b(ei&en. 2. n'if;reii ©ie M(> 
 nid)t an. 3. meg bamit. 4. ftifl bnimn. He 
 is not — in it, er i|l Ijierin nic^t ber (Jinjige. 
 Let me — for that, Inffen ©ie mid) bnfiir 
 forgen. To leave -, uerlnfTen. [9JBeinl}cit. 
 
 Aloneness, alone'nes, s. t bie 
 
 Along", along', (nngelf. and-lang, 
 ond - lang) ;yr«ep Iting^, enrlnng. —side, 
 [■OJfnr.] ©eite <in ©eife, an ber ©eite; - of a 
 ship, pnrntlel, ©cite iiii ©eite an ein ©d)iff 
 Db. cinem ©d)iffe. [frrt, iDciter fort. 
 
 Along-, adv. 1. ber Smige nad). 2. 
 
 All -, 1. ber ganjen Cnnge nad). 2. tntd)- 
 au6. 3. bieganjcSeit uber, nflcjcit, DonSln; 
 fling bis jn Gnhe. 4. uon einem ©nbe jiim 
 nnbern, n(Ieiitl)nl6cn , uberflfl. To come -, 
 mitfommen - with, mit, in ®efeUfrf)aft 
 ober jugleit^ mit. — of, loegcn, iim . . 
 miden Take this — with you, 1. ncljmen 
 ©ie btefeS mit! 2. i merfeu ©ie flc^ baS! 
 Dcnfen ©ie barnni [Siinge nad). 
 
 Along<$t, alongst', adv. * iiingsj, ber 
 
 Aloof, aloof, (0. leave) adv. (from) 
 1. lueit nb, fern (o. diaume), vm *213eitem, 
 uon fern. 2. i (with) fern, entfcrnt (uou). 
 
 3. nbmnrtS; [^3J^lr.] luftmnrts. 
 
 To keep — , \id) fern, nbioiirts f)ii(ten. 
 
 Alopecy, arApese, (gr.) s. fKeb.] 
 bn5 tJlu^faflcn ber ipnnre 
 
 Alo«!e, alozc', } #. [Od)ri)i)nI.] bie 
 
 Alosa, alo'.sa. ^ ^illnfe. 
 
 A1«>M(1, aloud', (a 'iJJriif. n. loud; 
 angi'lf. gelilyd) adv. liiut, ocriicljiiilid). 
 
 Alow, alo', (a ^pnif. ll. low) adv. 
 untcn, niebcrmnrts. [(yliimmcn. 
 
 A-lo-%v, (fd)ott.) in opfler Solje, in 
 
 Alfi, alp, ». [Ornitlj.J ber ©impel, 
 Dompfiff. [ilnmceijifgc. 
 
 Alpagna, alpag'na, s. [SihH.J bie 
 
 Alpha, al'fa, (gr. •23.)*. bn3 illpljn, 31. 
 
 Alphabet, al'tahet, (gricd).) s. 
 [0)ramm.] biiS^Jlptj.iftet, 21236. 2. bicgiOel. 
 
 Alphabet, t>. a. nlpl)iibptti'd) orbncii. 
 
 Alphabetarian , alfabcrarean, 
 ». ber 9l23(rrd)ii(er. 
 Alphabetic, alfabet'ik, } 
 
 Alphabetical, alfabei'icKal,5 "'^ 
 nbpljnbetifd). — adv. A I p h a b e l ' i c a 1 1 y =, 
 nad) nlpl)abcttrd)er Crbniing. [ilcnjiirfrr. 
 
 Alphenix, alfe'niks, *. ber Qin- 
 
 AlpheSt, al'fest, «. ein 3-<rd; (Lnbru.<. 
 Cinaedus, Linn.) 
 
 Alphonsin, alfon'Mu, ». [dljit.l 
 bie Kngcljangc. - acl). -tables, [9ljlron.) 
 bie nIpf)onf(iiird)en Infeln. ['JIrt '.UiisfiKp. 
 
 Alphiisi, al'fiis, (gr.) I. [-O^icb.] ciiu' 
 
 Alpine, al'plne, adj. I. nlpiiiifd), ai- 
 plfd) , 9llpcn ... 2. 1 f)od) loie bie >2llpen. 
 3. t23ot.] nuf t)ohen Ssergcn mndjfcnb, 9Ji. 
 pen . . . [ivol^ner. 2. [SSor.] bie ^rrnljimbccrf. 
 
 Alpine, s. I. ber 3lclplcr, ailpcnbc; 
 
 Alpi.<(t, ai'pist,^ 4. ber SSogcl amen, 
 
 Alpia, ai'pea, j ber ©nnu' be^ jjiid)6; 
 fd)ivnnic^. 
 
 Alps, alps. a. pi. bie ailpen. 
 
 Al«|iiier, al'kweur. t. i-jH'rrug.] ein 
 
 ALT 
 
 gjfng (= 2 gallons). [Sleiglnnj. Ekctc. 
 Alquifon, al'kwefu,*. COJieran.] bi-r 
 Already, Jlrld'de, (ail u. ready) 
 
 adv. bereits, fd)on. 
 
 Als, Sis, f. Also. [bnS ©Ifnfi. 
 
 Alsace, al'sase, (ob. Alsa'tia) * 
 Alsebon, alse'bun, a. [(Fijem.J iai 
 
 ©eefnlj. [g(ei(t)fa[l«, bnju, nod). 
 
 Also, Sl'so, adv. and), ebenfud*, 
 Alt, alt, ) (it.) s. [Wuf.] ber 'illt, 
 Alto, al't6,5 9UtD. 
 Altaic, altA'ik, /«rf/. [0)eo(|r.]juni 
 Altaian, alia'yan,^'JUrni ni'l)i^n-tg. 
 Altar, Srtur, (celtifdj ait, (ar. allare) 
 
 ». 1. ber 9Iltar. Insulated -, ber ?icben« 
 nlrnr. 2. I| ber 'Jlltnr (dfjriiliiS). 
 
 Altar-cloth, bieSlltrtrberfe, b<i«9ntim 
 tnd). — piece, bn5 9irtnr|lll(f. — wise, 
 adv. nit ein 9Iltnr. [gelb, ai(trtrge(b. Enjjvc. 
 
 Altarage, al'tiiraje, s. ta6 Dpfev* 
 
 Altarist, ii'tuiist, ^ «. 
 
 Altar-thane, il'tur-tMne.^ [altvi 
 3?ed)t) ber Slltarmnnn, 9J(tnrbicncr. Encvc. 
 
 Alter, il'tur, (Int. alter, fr. alle'rer) 
 V. a. nnbern, penlnbcrn. 
 
 To - one's mind, fid) nnberS tiefinnrn. 
 To - one's condition, fid) Ofrl)eirotl)C'l, fei. 
 nen ©t(mb uernnbern. [bcrn, unber* luerben. 
 
 Alter, t). w. flc^ (inbern, fid) ocr(U>< 
 
 To - for the worse, fid) ocrrd>limmcrn. 
 To - from pale to red, ani blcid) rot!) luerbcn. 
 
 Alterable, Si'turabl, adj. i«a6 fid) 
 iSnbern !«gt, lonnbelbnr, uernnberlid). - (ulv. 
 Al'terably, oermiberlid), uiaiibclDflr, M) 
 bng (Sttvai gemibert merben fnnn. 
 
 Alterablenes.<« , al'niiabines.^ 
 
 Alterability, ilturabiieie, J*' 
 bie aSeranberlid)feit, aiDnnbelbarfeir. 
 
 Alterag-e, il'turaje, (int. alere; *. 
 (nid)t engl.) bn6 2lufjie(jen eines Minbei. 
 
 Alterant, al'turant, adj. iinberiib, 
 anbern fftnnenb. - *. [?»Jeb.] ein bie •>3)ri. 
 fd)ung ber ©(ifte uerfinbernbe^, bie Siife bii. 
 fi^rbernbc5 Wittel , eine TOifdjiingsoenuibw 
 rung beivirfenbeS OTittel. 
 
 Alteration, iltiira'shun, (fat.) *. 
 1. bie 9Ienberung, aSernnberung. 2. t tie 
 g?ciicrnng. 
 
 Alterative, il'turatlv.ftrf;. i. fnijig 
 eine 9Ienbcrung Ijeroorjubringcn. 2. [5)tcb.| 
 milbernb, oernnbernb, rtlterirenb. 
 
 Alterative, a. [SSJieti.] bie rtlteri= 
 rcnbe, eine ?0?ifd)ung«i)eranbiTiing beivir: 
 fenbe airjcnei. [janfcn , (Trcitcn, l)aberii. 
 
 Altercate, al turkale, (Ut..) V H. 
 
 Altercation, alturka'shun, s. ber 
 3nnf, ©treit, 5?aber, SICortiuedifel. 
 
 Altern, litem', (tnt.) adj. 1. nt». 
 iued)fclnb, medjfelnb, loedjfeWmeife. 2. f^ri: 
 lldUogr.] luer^'elnb glcid)Pad)ia. 3. [QJecm.J 
 - angle, ber 2Bed)|"cln)infe(. 
 
 Alternacy,, ai'tiirnlse, «. f bit 
 9U'iocdietuiig , Umii)cd):?luiu}. 
 
 Alternal, aiier'iwii, adj. f n(>n)ed)= 
 
 fclllb. — adv. Alter'naily, lued)felloeife. 
 Alternate, alier'nale, (lat.) adj 
 I. luec^felub, ntnoedjfetnb. 2. luft^^rclfeitig 
 grgcnfcitig. 3. [5>}ot.j iued)|"erii'eife flelienb. 4. 
 l(iJcom.] -angles, 5a3cd)i"cliuinfel. 5. [$>(!.. 
 riKb. j luedjicISiueiie gcorftiict. - adv. Alter' 
 II a I e 1 y, uied)fel6iuci|"e, nbiuedjiVlnb, ein6 nn»* 
 iinbere. 
 
Fi'iip. (;.r. f.'.II. far. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r. got, 6iL r!6iul. Tube. tnh. Iiill. i//in. I His. 3 :\ 
 
 ALT 
 
 Alternate, t. bit 9l6ive(^£(uti(i, itx 
 fficrtjiVl. PHion. 
 
 Alternate, v. a. l. roed^iVliiueifr, 
 bet9{tril)e ii.icf) i'errid)rcn. 2. lutdjiclsivcifcuer; 
 inBrrn, nbivedirclii Inffeu. [fcln. Kirwax. 
 
 Alternate, n. n. lueclnViii, nbiued): 
 
 Altf^rnateneSS, aller'nalencs. 4. 
 6rt6 '>2lt>ii'cd)rein , bie luft^fdicitigc Jflgt, 
 5?eihe (tfr I>iiinf>. 
 
 Alternation, aitumi'iiliun, «. i. 
 bif wfdjiVircitiflf 5clfle (Drr Binge), aifriuec^fej 
 timg, bfr 2i5f(^fcl. 2. [OB.itlj ] bnr 2Bc(^iiL 
 llniivfd)ff(, bit 'JlfivcdjUluiin. 3. (G-iifll.) bit 
 •Innvort ber Wtnieinbe, tit nbroed^fclnb niir 
 brm ««i|lli(t)en f|>rirf>t. 4. moralqtf.] laS 
 9Itiiy(d()fcln. 
 
 Alternative, alilr'naii^, (fir. al- 
 
 teio.ntif) adj. 1. nl'iUtdjlVlllb. 2. Jlim ^Cll}-- 
 fen, nltfrnntii'. 3. ISog.) -proposition, bcr 
 ilBcdjfelfn^. - "<'''• Alter'natively, 1. 
 nt>n)f<ftrclnb , irfc^feliueiiV, naU) ber 9{eif)e. 
 i. jinii IGiil)lcn. 
 
 .Alternative, «■ l. bit 'Siatfi })vi: 
 fjften jmci ringeii, ber 2i3ed)|tl|'n((. bit rtpp> 
 fitUvM, 2Gnl;l, •OKteriiniiye. 2. i bie lliigfi 
 
 aM0l)fit. ^ 
 
 AlternativeneKi«,alter'nSiivne«. 
 
 f. I. bie 'Jl&wce^^lunn. 1. bie a3nht »ii<ifd)ni 
 in^i Dingcii. Ifcitige ^eh]t, abwfdjeiimg. 
 
 Alternity, aiier'n^ t. *. bie ived)Kl: 
 
 Altliea, ait/ic'a, (ijr.ulcliaia)«. [-^Dt.| 
 rer C^ifrird). 
 
 Altlioilji^ll, ilTHi'. (all u. though; 
 nngeir. timh. rlienlo eoiij. pb|'d)oii, obijleid), 
 iveuii gleid), imiici^t't- 
 
 Altiff^rade, ai i^grAde, (Int.) ndj. t 
 .n bie S?l-'i)e pb. hi'd) fteiiietib. 
 
 Altiloqil<*nCe, alril'lokwenxe, (f.) 
 f. bif hpd>tmt'r^^e 9?ebe, bcr ^cnibail. 
 
 Altiinf*ter, a'liiii'iiienir. (Utt. alius 
 u. <\t. nietroii) j. (^fiMii.] ber $ol)fiimeiTer. 
 
 Altiin(>try, aliiiii'milre, t. l(V)eoiii.| 
 ite 5?oheiiine|7iiiiiV 
 
 Altin, ai'tin, «. I. [rnff. ^unjiv.] 
 Id. (= 3 Sppeffii). 1. tin See in Sibirien. 
 
 Altincar, altln'kar, t. cine ^rt 
 funillidjee £nl} ob. <})«li>fr, t<ii ninn jur 
 €d)t!ieliunfl iinb Weiuiflnng ber 'OTctatle gc; 
 Inroihtr. 
 
 Altisonant, all's'sAnant.^d. altiis 
 
 AltiNOnOIIN, allis'soiiiix. ^u.sonus) 
 adj. t)Pd)tpnciib, l;pdjrm(?enb, fd)ii>ril|li9. 
 
 Altitude, al'ieliiije. (lilt.) « I. bie 
 fi)5he. 1. [9lilron.] bie >>ohe. 3. l nj b-e G-r; 
 bnbenljcit, Oivhfic (ber Ingenb i:.). b) ber 
 l)J(f)|le Wrnb, OMpfel (-of human great- 
 ness etc.) c) ber Umfnng (ber gei|ligen $ih 
 f)tgfciten :c.). 
 
 He Is In his -, er ifl aiifgcri^iinit, be> 
 r(>nfd)t, benebelf. To take the sun's-. (-Dfiir.) 
 bie $ii<t)e ber (Sonne nrfjnu'n, bie (Spinicn; 
 t)bi)e mcfTen. lljpe^ffiegcnb. 
 
 Altivolant, altiv'olant, (liU.) ndj. 
 
 Alto, al'tn. (itni.) t. lOMni'.] ber 51irp. 
 
 Altoi^retlier, il'io<;eTHur, (all n. 
 
 together) adv. l.jnrnnimt, iU(\lt[<^ init, 
 
 iiifntninrn, vereinr. 2. giin) unb gar, giinp 
 
 ltd), yiJUig. 3.fiir every one. ein^fbrr, '31(le 
 
 For -. I'iir ininifr, befliiiiMg. [Siiak. 
 
 Alt«>iin, d'diPtr.j litre 8robr. 
 
 Allldel, al'iiilel. (n nilO lliliini) t. 
 KFljeni.] bag SMl'limirgef.iri. 
 
 Eayl.-dcittsch. Wiirterbuch. I. 
 
 AiMA 
 
 Alum, al'lum. v.*. [di^tm.] alaunen, 
 in 'yiaiiniuiijTer taud)cn ob.ficDen; iiiit>illrtnn: 
 lunffer 6e|'lreid)en. [ber 5I(iUin. 
 
 Alum, al'luni. (Int. alunien)«. [G!i)rm.| 
 
 A I u Ml - e a r t h , bie 3llaiinerbe. —-salt, 
 bnS ©icinfalj. --slate, ber 2lUuinfd)iefer. 
 --stone, ber 9lliuinilein. —-water, bn^ 
 9llrtuniuii(Ter. --work, baS 9lUiiinucrf, bie 
 >}Uaiinncbcrci. 
 
 Alumin, al'luniin, ) «. [(f()Cin.l 
 
 Alumina, alii'mina, ^ bie ^liuiii: 
 crbe, iljoiicrbe. 
 
 Aluminate,ald'nienite,«. [6t)ein.] 
 alannriutrcf Soli, tci& ^luininat. 
 
 Aluminirorm, aiu'niinetorm. 
 adj. niaiinforniig. [rnlg.) ber ailnnnrtrin. 
 
 Aluillinite, al'lanunite, «. [-O^^tne; 
 
 AluillinOIIS, alu'nicnus, i<ind) 
 AT u ni y; adj. [Qtftm.] nlnnnnrtig, oinunig, 
 nlaiinid>t, a(aiitil)nirig. 
 
 Aluminum, .ilii'nicnum.«.{ (Ff)eni. I 
 M6 vHliiniiiiiiiin. Daw. 
 
 AlumLsIt, ariuuiisb, a{^/. iGt^eiu.l 
 nlaunnrtig, tiUni!iid)t. 
 
 Alutatiou, ali'iti'shun, (tat. aluta) 
 
 1. b<>« OJerben (beo eeber«). 
 Alveary, al'veaii, d.it.) « l. ber 
 
 '45ienen(lP(f, XJicnenfurb. 2. [^llmU J bie Wc; 
 
 ijjrljii'le. QuiscY. 
 
 Alveolar, aI'vMlar, ^a/fj. |\Hn.u.| 
 Alveolary, al'vcolare.^ jwr 3<i')"= 
 
 inbc gel)i>rig, 3iil)nlnben . . . , Sellen . . . 
 Alveolate, alveolate, (■(</. jeden: 
 Alveole, al'vcole, pb. (formi,!. 
 
 AI'V(*ollt«, (l>l. Alveoli, al'veolc' 
 «. 1. bie .<f>pnigjc(le, 2Jicnenjf(le, •ii5ad)3jclle. 
 
 2. l>>lnitt.] «) bie 3rtljnlnbe, 3iihnl)i;>hic , h) 
 bie Cl)ren()phle. 3. (Bot.) tn\6 iS(^uiiT.id)in. 
 
 Al'veolite, «. [iJiiitnrg.l ber i)iapf= 
 ilein, ed)lii(Ti'lflein. (Ilnrerleibe gel^orig 
 
 Alvine, ai'v'n, udj. h:21niU.j juui 
 
 Al^vays, ^I'wAie.^ (itngcir. eal nnb 
 
 Alway, il'wA, J weg) adv. ailt- 
 jeit, iniiner, flet«, beilnnbig. 
 
 A* 31., 9l6fi'irjuiig I. fi'ir Artium m.a- 
 gister (unfer Dr. Phil.). 2. fl'ir .4^nno mundi, 
 tni 3«(>re be« if»crrn. 
 
 Am, am, Prue». Indie, iti 3»tn>orti; 
 to be, id) bin. So - J, id) tind). 
 
 Amability^ amabileii, (lAt.) t. bie 
 Cicbenfmi'irbigfcit. 
 
 Amadot, aiii-'adiit, (ob. A madet't o) 
 #. [5?ot.l bie aiumbpttenbirn. (berrdtiwnnnn. 
 
 Amad<»u, anraduu. (fr.x.ber 3i>ii' 
 
 Amain, amane', (angrif. a u. m<icgii. 
 iStnrfe) adv. init -OTad)t, init nflrr iiraft; 
 Vlotjl'fft/ nuf eintnol, I'ibcr S?al6 unb Itppf. 
 
 Amain, Merj. ['JKnr.] (jnrtig! Let 
 go - i^b. strike -I hifjt Innfen! Mar. Dict. 
 
 AmaiKt, (fdjoir.) fnfl, beimilje. 
 
 Amalfpam, anial'gani, (cb.Amal'- 
 gama) (gr. inalagma) «. 1. |(?l)ein.] bof 
 9liniilgani. 2. i bn6 Oemenge, ®eniifd) (»er: 
 rd)iebener Diiige). Burke. 
 
 Amal<;°amate,anial'gani&te, (and) 
 A ni a I ' g a ni e , A m a 1 ' g a m i z e) v. a. I . 
 ((Fljeni.) (itMnlgiiniircn , I'ergiiirfen. 2. i tni-. 
 rd)en, prrinifdjen, rermcngi^, perbinben, 
 perrinigcn. - ». "• fid) otnalgainirfn , |ld) 
 prrbinbrn Pb. perriiiigi-n loiTfii. 
 
 Amaifiramation , ania.'gania'- 
 Uhun, t. 1. l(?l)i'ni.J bti'-Jluiiiigomafipn, a3iT: 
 
 A31B 
 
 giiicfung. 2. i bie S8crinifd)iing, SBerDtnbung 
 (perrd)ifbener I>tnge). 
 
 Amand, am'and. ((.) v.a.'> ipcgf(f)irferj. 
 
 Amandation, amanda'shtin, «. 
 bie 25errd)i(fiing. 
 
 Amanin:, (rd)Pft.) }mird)fn, untcr. 
 
 Amaniien.«i.S, amamien'sis. a. ^IB.) 
 s. ber Sitrt'iber, 'iU'fdjrcibcr, ^Jlninnnenfiis, 
 5niniilii6 eine5 (^Srlehrten. 
 
 Amaranth, am'arant/i. (Pb. Anin. 
 rnnth'iis) (Int.) s. (23of.I her *3linnmnth, 
 %.niimntl)cn|lron(^, tai l:nurenbrd)pn. 
 
 Amaranth, *. bie giniariinfliforbe. 
 
 Ainarantilin(>, amaran't/iin, adj 
 iininrtintljen ; amnriintljfnrbig. 
 
 Amaritude, amar'ietude, ((at.SO.) 
 *. t bit 23itrerfeit. 
 
 Amarulence, Smlr'dlense, SmAr'- 
 olense. «. f bic Sifterfeit. 
 
 Amarulent, amar ullnt. amAr'^- 
 llnt. adj. t bittiT. [bie >>iar}ifTfnIilic. 
 
 Amarylli.<<, amaril'lis, «. [<Bot.] 
 
 Ama.«S, anias', (gr. nin/.n) v. a. I. 
 Ij.iiiffn, nnfl)mifcn, nnfjmifen. 2. i in grpfjcr 
 S))icngc fiiimncln, iiifatninenl)mifen, ^innm! 
 menrd)(irren. fpen , f. M a s s. 
 
 AmaHH, *. ber i?>(tnfe, Stpg, Mtunn 
 
 Amassiment, anus'mlnt, s. ber 
 ijxinfe, (£tp(}. 
 
 Amate, amAle', (p. mate) if. a. f I. 
 beglfiten. 2. cri'd)re(fen , bcilfiricn, in Sfn 
 (egenl)eit iXjen. 
 
 Amateur, amatare', (fr. ^.) «. bor 
 Sifbljnl'er (bcr idnifle k.). Burke. 
 
 Amatorial, amato'rcal, «<!> bie 
 Piebc bi'trfffenb, 2icbei5 . . . 
 
 AmatoriOUS, amatn'rens. nilj. jlir 
 Ciebe gdjorig. Mii.tox. 
 
 Amatory, am'aturrc, nilj. I. bie 
 9iebe betreffonb, ^iebeS... 2. jnr ?iebe rei: 
 jenb. - potion, ber Sie6c«tranf. 
 
 Amaurosis, am^wnVbis, (^r. ^.) 
 t. [(Jl)ir.] ber rd)niiir,ie (Stnav. 
 
 Amaze, amAze', ». l. ber ©djrerf. 
 
 2. bn« ©tiiiinen. 3. bie SSciti'irjiiiig. 
 Amaze, v. a. i. erfd)re(fen. 2. in 
 
 iStntinen feljen. 3. bcftfir^t, pcrlegen innd)en, 
 pcriptrren, I'iberwfff^en, niifjcr JnfTiing brins 
 gen. 4. betniiben (p. Dpnncr). Shak. 
 
 To be amazed (nt), iiber ©tiBrt« er« 
 flnnnt fein. 
 
 Ainazedly, aniA'/.edle, adv. •{■ I. 
 niit Sd)rcrf ub. &rilaiinen. 2. jiiin (Srniinen. 
 
 3. peripirrt, tnit 'Sefliirjiing. Shak. [ A m a i e. 
 Amaze<lneS!« , ama'zednes , f. 
 Autazement, ImA^e'nicnt, «. i. 
 
 bn« <B<t)T«ta\, Q:\\tfil}e\\. 2. txit (Jntiiunen. 
 3. bic 15c|liirjung. [lid). 
 
 Amazini^, amA'/.ing, adj. erilniiin 
 
 Amazing'Iy, amA'zlngle, ada. er< 
 llniinlld), feltfiint. 
 
 Amazon, am'azun, (a pr. tl. mazos 
 gr.) ». 1. bie 9Iinnjpne. 2. f bie Sdnoipne, 
 Dai friegerifd)e SBeib. 3. [OJeogr.] ber ^Inia^ 
 joncnftrpin , '5J?nr<inf)pn. 
 
 Amazonian, amazn'nean, adj. 1. 
 <itn(i,^pnenl)nff. 2. friegerifd), nber notft iin> 
 bartig.SnAK.3. jnni']IninjpnfiiiTnM)ifgcl)i>riii. 
 
 Amh, Am, (gP'. nmplii; lar. amb, 
 am; (ingrlf. enii). ynib) iiin , hcrittn. 
 
 Ambaq-f'^S, amba'.ie/.. (I>U. '^.j *pt 
 I. brr llmiitiiHMf iin OMm- 2. bic 'I13iiibnng. 
 
 3 
 
,14 F/iip, {i,r. fi\ll. fnt Me. met. Fino. fin. N6, move. nor. s;ot. oil. rlSn J. Ti'ibf-. ti'i b, fi'iFI. l/iin. Tjns. 
 
 AMB 
 
 fdjiucinn. [■«. t fie fflcfnubtfcbnfr. 
 
 Alllll».!>i!§ia.(l€^, anibassade', (fr. SB.) 
 Alltbassador, ambas'sadur. (aw- 
 
 (Iflf. aiiiba!it; fr. ainbassadeiir) «. 1. bcr®e! 
 
 fiiriCte. 2. i bev 2)etc (ini iUlqemetneu). 
 A inbitssailress, aiiiba.s'sadres, s. 
 
 I. tie (ycraiu^tinii. 2. J Die ©efaiibte. 
 Aintoassag-e, aiii'bassaje. ^ *. t 
 Aiaibai^Siy; am'basse, ^ tieOJC; 
 
 filUbtutnft. V. Embassy. 
 
 Aiiibe,^ain'bc, (nr.) 4. [Gljir.] ber 
 Aiiibi,^ 5?cl>iliicf, t>ie i?oljm«ae ^^^ 
 
 Amber, am'bilr, (arab. ambar; \>tt(. 
 aiibar u6. anabar) s. [iJtnturfl.] fcer 31inljeir. 
 Yellow -, ber 23mi|lein. 
 
 A in b e r - b e a d s , ». pi. bie 95crn|lt'inf 0= 
 viillen. — drijk, bn^nnifrerfnrlngecyetrfliif. 
 ---dropping, «ry. $ nnU'ertniufelnb. Milt. 
 — -gris. —-grease, — -greese, berfirnui! 
 timber; Black -^ ber 5-uci)inniber; White-, 
 bcr aSogelnmber. — seed, bie23iramfLirncr. 
 
 - tree, 1. ber 'llnibrflbauni, 2. bie 'Jlutbraj 
 llniibe. 
 
 Amber, adj. bcrnflcincn, Slin&er . . . 
 
 Amber, ». a. niit aiiuOer burc^niin 
 d)crii, riuirf)erii. [felpnfd) ini SJJiiiifte eiii5. 
 
 AmbeK-ace, auiiasc', a. bcr2Diir: 
 
 Ambitlexter, ambedeks'tur, ant. 
 ^3.) adj. u. ». 1. 6iiier, ber vtdyti iu\i> 
 liuf* jiiiiteicf) ift. 2. j bcr 9lrf)reltrnncr. 3. 
 ber ©efc^iuoriie , bcr firf) i*"-'" teiben 'ipartcicn 
 6f|1e(t)cn Iii^t, betben ••^Jarteieii iicrfpridjc. 
 
 Ainbidextc^rity, ambedekster're- 
 tc. «. 1. fcic ®C!'rf)irfiid)feir, beibe i>anbe oiif 
 illcirf)e SBeifc ju iicbrinid)en , ber Ciilcidjijc: 
 bniuc^ bcr rerf)tcn iiiib liufcii ipaub. 2. | bic 
 Qlc^Uitrancfi < 5">Trd)l}cit. 
 
 Ambidextrous , ambedlks'trus, 
 (iilj. 1. bcibe 5?riiibe iiiit g(eid)er g-crtigfett 
 flcbriiiid;cnb, recurs ii. linW juijleid). 2. j ari)fel; 
 trfiijcrifd), bi^vpcljiiiinifl, jiueibeiitig , fnird). 
 
 Ambidextrousness , ambe- 
 
 iluks'trusiieii, (. A tii be d e x t e r i ty. 
 
 Ambient, am'becnt, ((at. ai-.ibiens) 
 adj. munpbciib. - air, bic iiiiigcbeiibe I'lift. 
 
 Ambi{^enal, ambidje'cnal, adj. 
 [P)cpm.] -hypei-bola. bieaiiUncieiieipopcrbel. 
 
 Ambig'u, aiii'bcgu, (fr. 2D.) «. cine 
 «nt' iH'rr(f)icbcnarri!) gi-nufd)tcn lifdjcn bcjle; 
 iienbe 'i)Jral)Ijcit, bie '»33fitrclnia(;ljcit. 2. i tui 
 0)cnien<ircl, ber 'roird)iiuird). 
 
 Ambig-ttity, ambegii'eie. (lat.)s. bit 
 Su'cibcutigfcit, berDoppclfinM (u.'JBiJrtern ic.) 
 
 Ambig-UOUS, anibig'uus, adj. 1. 
 jiucibcutig, bi'ppclfinnig (i>.2Ci;irtcrn!c.). 2.1 
 fid) boppclbcutig nu^briicfrnb d'. ^cri'onen). 
 
 — adv. Anibig'uou&ly, JlDCibcntig, brp; 
 pclnnnifl. [». bie Bn'cibeiirigfcir. 
 
 Ambig-iiou.snesM, aiiibig'uu.snes. 
 
 Ambilevou.<i, ambil'evus, (lat.) 
 adj. t niif beibcn ©ciren liitfs. 
 
 Ambiiog-y, ambiriojo, (gr. SB.) «■ 
 bie 3)i'eibeutigfrit, jiucibcutige, boppelbeiitigc 
 gprad)c I'b 3{cbe. 
 
 Ambiluqiiouii, ambil'lnkwus, 
 adj. jiveibcntig ini 9Iii6brurfe, fid) bt'ppel; 
 bctirigrr 1i3rrrc bctucncnb. 
 
 Aiiibii(>«|iiy , aiiibtriokwe. «. I. 
 bcr OScbmud) bi^ppclbcnngrr ^ll.>o^rf, bit brp: 
 pcibrut.oc 3iebe. 2. bir 3iL<cibciui.jrri(. 
 
 AMB 
 
 Ambit, am'bit, (Inf. ambitus) I. ber 
 
 Unit'inn- UnifreiS. 
 
 Ambition, ambisli'iin. ((at. 'So.) «■ 
 1. ber (S-|)rgcij, bie G-hrbcgier, ©Ijrfiidjt. 2. T 
 bie ©(jrbcgierbe, Qi)v[iebe, ber eble Crl)rgnj. 
 3. bie Segierbe (na^ envaS WrL'ileni). 
 
 Ambition, v. a. nui Giinndjt, au6 
 (eb(em) ©(^rgeije nadi) ©tiun* ilreben, ©tiuaS 
 u'i"inrd)cn. Kino. 
 
 Ambitious, ambisli'us, adj. I. ei}r' 
 gcijig, e()r|"ud)tig, ef)rbegicrig. 2. l)i'>d)ilrcbeiib ; 
 bcgicrig. 3. f;od)fticgenb, a(ljiigefiid)t (i>.3icr-- 
 rat[;en k.) 4. ^ emporflrebenb (u. ''MicerL';. 
 Shak. —adv. Anibi' ti ously , el}rgctjig, 
 cl;rbegiErig. [*. bic (S-(;rbcgierbe, 3{ul)inrnd)r. 
 
 AmbitiouSneSS , anibisli'usiies, 
 
 Ambitude, am'belude, t. ber Uuu 
 fnng, llnifrcig. [Seltcrgnng, ?J3a0gang, Sc't. 
 
 Amble, am'bl, (fr. 2B.) «. ber '$<\\s, 
 
 Amble, v. n. 1. ben ^Jjag, Scltergang 
 gel)cn. 2. trippc(n, fjupfen. Smak. 3. j l;iu! 
 rutu^en; affcftirt,gejn)ungengf(;en.-loHNsoN. 
 
 To - one, OemanbS (5)ang nadjnffcn. 
 
 Ambler, am'blur, t. ber >^apgan: 
 gcr, Beim. 
 
 AlBlblig'On,^ani'blegun,«. [(^3ccm.] 
 
 Amblyg-on,^ tai ftnmpfwinreligc 
 r>rciccf. [©CLini.] fliintpfiviiifclig. 
 
 Ambligonai, ainbl'igTinal, adj 
 
 Ambiigonite, am'blcgonite, »■ 
 ['!)3iincra(n.] ber Mnibliginiit. 
 
 Ambling", am'bliug, part. adj. bcn 
 ■ipap gc(;enb. - pace, bcr ^apgnng. - nag. 
 bcr 3cltcr. 
 
 Ambling'ly, am'blingic, Kdv. in; 
 3c(tcr(?ange, ini il^a\it. [bie3Iugcnbunfcll)fir. 
 
 Amblyopy, am'bleope, «. {(Fijici 
 
 Ambo, ani'bo, (gr.) «. bie itan^cl, 
 (EI)orbi'il)iie. 
 
 Ambreada, ambr^a'da, s. bcr 
 falfd)c obec nac^jgemac^te Slmber, bie rotljc 
 (S(a5per(e. 
 
 Ambrosia, ambro'zhea, (gr.) (. I. 
 [>5J?i)t().] bie aimbrofi* (and) 1). 2. [JSot.] 
 bai ^inibronenfrnut, Iraubenfrnnt (niic^ 
 Am bro 'se). 
 
 AmbrO.tiaC, anibrn'zlieak.^a({/.ani; 
 
 Ambrosial, ambro'zlicai. ^bri.M'tfd); 
 fyitlid). [ambrofiauifd). 
 
 Ambrosian, ambro'zhean, adj. 
 
 Ambry, am'bre, (fr. aunionerie) s. 
 I. b(i6 911niLircnf)au«. 2. ber ©pciferd)ranf, 
 iliid>enfd)rnnf; bie (yefc^irr!, ©pcircfaninuT. 
 
 Ambry, aiunry, almery, 
 (fd)i'tt.) bcr^uc^enfd)r«nf, in bem man fn(rf 
 ©pcifeii nufbewnljrt. 
 
 Ambs-ace , f. A m b e s • a c e. 
 
 Ambulant, am'bulant, adj. f. Am- 
 bulatory. 
 
 Ambulate, am'bulate, (lat.)v.a.u. 
 u.n.ljin; unb f)erbcn)egen ; Ijin; iinbljergdjeii. 
 
 Ambulation, ambula'shun, ». bne 
 5pin- unb 5perge()eu, ©pajicrcngc()en. 
 
 Ambulatory, am'bulaturre. adj. 
 I. Ijerntnjieljcnb , ivanbernb, (jcrnnigcljcnb, 
 nid)t ftn einem Drtc bicibenb ; bcivcglid). 2. 
 bie ^raft f)abcnb, fid) fortjiibeivegen. 3. jn 
 cincni ©pn^^icrgnngc gc()i^irig. [nuMi. 
 
 Ambulatory, *. cine 9(rr Ori)!""": 
 
 Ambury, ain'lniie. (A n ' b ii ry) (an: 
 fliif HHipre) ». [yft^Oarjncif.] bic fc^ivntn. 
 uii||i: ^iiKiuarje. 
 
 AME 
 
 Ambuscade, ambuskide', (fr.) 
 (Ain biisca'do) s. bcr .^intcrfjait. 
 
 Ambuscade, v. a. in cinen $in« 
 ter()alt flcdcn cbcr legcn. 
 
 Ambusll, ain'bush. (fr. enibiiclie, 
 iiufd), f. Bu»b) s. I. ber ipintcrl)a(t. 2. ber 
 Ueterfad auS beni5pintcrl)a(tc. 3. baSSiegcn 
 iMopinterl)a(te. 4. biciui&inrfrljaltelicgcnbrii 
 iriippcn. To lay an - for ... (Jincni iiad}|1e(lfu. 
 
 Ambusll, V. a. in ben .^interl)a(t 
 legcn. A in b n s h e d. int ip(iiterfia(te liege nb, 
 yerilfrft. - v. n. im ipintcrljadc licgen; (for) 
 G-incm iiad)iteiren. [■{■ bcr .^interijalr. 
 
 AmbusltMieUt, aiu'busbnient. «. 
 
 Ambust, ain'bust, ((at.) adj. uer» 
 brannt, i'erbrul)t. 
 
 AHlbustion,ambus'tshun.*.I>JJ?cb.] 
 I. bcr 23ranbfd)aben; 2. bai Bcrbrennen. 
 
 Auiei'va, s. cine airt (?ibed)fe. 
 
 Amel, ani'niel, (fr. email) *. bcr 
 ®d)tne(5, f. Enamel. [Dinfel, €pelt. 
 
 Amel-COrn, am'mel korn, t. bet 
 
 Ameliorate, aniniel'eorate, (fr. 
 ame'liorer) I, v. a. I'crbcffern. II. v. i?. 6ef« 
 fcriDcrbcn, fid) beffcrn. [*. bie 25crbefTernng. 
 
 Amelioration , aiiuneleora'shiin, 
 
 Auu;lled,am'nield,nrf;.ubcrfd)nie(jr. 
 
 Amen, amen'. ((;ebr. Sm.) adv. 1. 
 Qlmen. 2. interj. gcnug! ()a[t ein! Shak. 
 Master amen, bcr .Uiiilcr. 
 
 Amenable, amc'nabl. (fr. amener) 
 adj. 1. [3{ed)tgfpr.] I'crantiuortlid). 2.''-ivil(« 
 tal;rig, gc(c()rig. 
 
 Amenage, am'enadje. u.n.f ^anb« 
 \)<\bm. - s. bai 23ctragcn, SBcncfjnien, bie 
 >Hiiffu()riing. Spenser. 
 
 Amenance, am'enanse. (ub. Ame. 
 nage) a. f bie aiuffii!;rung, bai 25enef)niett. 
 
 Amend, amend', (iva(. niann, elu 
 '5(ecf; fr. aniender) v. a. I. bcffcrn , Ucrbcfj 
 fern (ein Qit\tt, ic). 2. beffcrn (bie ainffiif)nin!p. 
 3. ucrbcficrn , erganjcn (cine Xnii, ierte ic). 
 
 The world is well amended with him, 
 ti ficljt bcffer tnit i(;m anS. What is done 
 cannot be amended, ma6 gcfd)C()en , |lc()t 
 nic^t ju onbern. [bcuern. 2. gcnefcn. 
 
 Amend, v. n. 1. bcffcr lucrben, fic^ 
 
 Amend, ». ber ^-rfntj, bie Ojclbbuge. 
 
 Amendable, amen'dabl. «((;. 1. uer» 
 bcffcrlid). 2. itrafbar, jnr®flbbneci>crp(Iid)tct. 
 
 Amendatory, amen'daturre, udj. ^ 
 i>crbcffernb, aScrbciTcriiiigs? . . ■, ©traf . . . 
 
 Amende, amend'. ». bie©trafe, ^n« 
 (5e. To make honorable -, Sirc^cnbufse rb. 
 i%Mrlid) Slbbitte t()nn. (bcffercr. 
 
 Amender, amen'dur, ». bcr 55er» 
 
 Amendment, amend'ment, s. 1. 
 bic iu'iTerung (brr 9Uiffiil)rnng 2C.). 2. bie 
 25crbe(Tcrung, genancre 2?eilininning (eineS 
 (>3cfci)cntivnrfC<) , ba6 9lnicnbenient. 3i 
 [9{cd)f^fpr.] bie 93crbf|Tcrnng rincg begange« 
 nen OrrtljuinS. 4. f biein'iTcrnng (eince ilrain 
 fen), (bic ©d)abHi!5()altnng, (5)cnugt()uung. 
 
 Amends, amends'. * pi. brr (Jrfa^, 
 
 To make - for. ., (S-tiw* rrfctjcn, rr|lat. 
 rcn, I'crgiiren , fiir Q-iwai (5-rfai! Iciftcn. 
 
 Amenity, amln'nclc. (lar. amoeni- 
 ias)«. bicainmiirl)<an(irncbmc<?age, Sirbiid)* 
 frit). [I'iiot.] fa(3d)fnarrt(i;faiu1)cnrragenb. 
 
 Amentaceous, amenta'shus. adj. 
 
 Amerce, amerse'. (lor. nierres)p.rt. 
 i.iin; (nad) ^nliiiilu-) ilrafrn (an (SJeib). 2, 
 
FAte, far, f;ill, fnf. Me, met. Fine. ffn. N6, movp. n6r. got. 6il. cl6nfl. TAbe. fuh. foil. (/,in. TFIis. 35 
 
 AiME 
 
 > Ihrafen dm aWijem.), bu^en Infj'en; (? of) 
 iltiiirn (nil). Mutok. 
 
 To anirrce acriminnlin tliesutii of etc. 
 finen 55cr6«(^er in cine Wel&|lrnfc i>on k. 
 Derurtljeilcii , eiiiem SBerbrerfjcr cine OHli-- 
 biine I'on ic. nufcrleflen. rfhmftnr. 
 
 Amerceable j amer'xebl , adj. 
 
 Alll<?r<'(*llieilt) anierse'iBent, ^ 
 
 AllICr<;iaill<*nt, ainer'seameut, ^ 
 «. Mc WelDbiige , 0)clfnriife. 
 
 Amercer, amer'sur, *. (Piner, bcr 
 tine Wflft'ii^c nuferlfflf. 
 
 America, amer'cka, *. 3(nifrifn. 
 
 American, amer'ekan, adj. ante: 
 rifiinii'rf). 
 
 American, «■ tn 9(nicrtfnner. 
 
 Americanism, amcr'^kanizm, «. 
 tfrMmerifnnisni , Me nmcrifiinifdje Sprarf>= 
 cijienhfit o^. 05cnnnuni]. 
 
 Amfrrlcanize, amlr'^kinhe, r. a. 
 (imertfiinirc^ niiirf)en , nmcrifaniilrcn. 
 
 Ames-ace, 4aii-4.se', «. cin 2Bur: 
 fflvai'c^ in teni ^^Jiinfte ein4. Shak. 
 
 Amess, am'ea. f. Amice. 
 
 Ainetliodical, amci/iod'^kal, mdj 
 ■f iinmerl)cciid) , unortentlid). 
 
 Ametltodist, amet/i'Adist, «. t 
 fcer Cu.icfrallHT. 
 
 Ametiiynt, am'ii/ust, (gr.) «. l 
 [^OTinemtn.J ter <«metl)i)|T. 2. [ijicrlb.] Pit 
 JJnrOe in einc« ©Cielntann* ^nppen. 
 
 AnieiiiyMtine, amii/iis'tiu, adj. 
 anietljDtlenfarbiji. 
 
 Amia, ain'ca, t. tint ^rt ^ii'c^e. 
 
 Amiable, 4'niealjL (.lat. aoiabilU) 
 udj. 1. llebcneiviirDifl. i. Uebtti(^. 3, QUtUdj 
 (iiuf Betn ^7i}e<\c ber 0)ute). 
 
 AmiableneK.<t , 4'nijablnl«, «. 1. 
 bie Sicbenfu'ilrMofeit. 2. ble <puib, 2Innuitf), 
 bnfi licbreicf)e !l^ctriigen. 
 
 Amiably, 4'mcabl4, ado. lAitbtni' 
 jvurbifl. 2. niit Wmjie , Utttiidf. 
 
 Amiailtit, ani'canf/i. ^ Cgr.) «. 
 
 AlllianfllllS, anicau't/mt, ^["^mf. 
 mln-1 b" 9lniinnflj, fctctnflncf)*. 
 
 Amiantltiform, amlla'thifirm, 
 mdj. unmnil^foxmiq. [•Nniinntljinit. 
 
 Amianlh'inite, t. cTTIincralQ.) ber 
 
 Amiandioid, ameaii't/ioid, (gr. 
 eiilos unb aiiiianth) t. [ 'OTinrnila. ] ber 
 9lnit.intl}iub, 55i)(fo(it^. - adj. flmiiiiit()for: 
 niig , niniiintf)nrtig. 
 
 Amicable, am'inekabl, (Am Meal) 
 not.) 1. freiinbrcf)nttli(^/ frtuntlid). 2. frieb« 
 ITit), friebfiiiu; giltlid). -adv. Am'icably^ 
 freMnbr(f)flfrli(^; fricblic^); in ber ®ute, niif 
 bcin 5Bciie ber (Mtlte. 
 
 Ainicablene.<!!l, am'mckablncs, 
 (A III i ca b i r i t y) «. bie Jrcunblic^feit, 5pcrj: 
 C(ftfeit. (?t(^rclf(eib (cineij tMy ^rie|7er«). 
 
 Amice, ain'nus. (UU. amictu.^) t. iai 
 
 Amid, :riiiid'. ^(nngc(r.niidd);/ru«;>. 
 
 Aiiiid.«(t, amidst'. ^(meiitend ^) muren 
 In, mitten unrcr, iinter, jiuiftticn. 
 
 Amidships, [>)};nr.j in ber ^dtte 
 fccfi !£'.i)iffe«. 
 
 Ainiiot, am'clot, t. cine 9(rt $ir(f)e. 
 
 AmiSiK, amis', (a^rnf. linb miss), adj. 
 uno adr. 1. unred)t, I'lt'i-i. 1. fcl)(crl)itft, I'cr: 
 fel)rr, falid}. ^. niipnilenb, uiirc<)icfli(l>. 4. ini; 
 pofjlitf), unroof;!. 
 
 To lake -, uM nefjmcn , perbenfen. To 
 
 AiMO 
 
 do amiss, fef)(en,fid)L'ernef)en,eSi'erfcf)pnin 
 @-tain«. If anything should happen-, \ottt 
 ti ttwa fd)ief gcljen. It would not be — for 
 him to etc., er lui'irbe nidjt ubeltljnn, ivennic. 
 It may not be - to etc., efi biirfte 9iicf)[5 
 frfjaben, t6 burfte am Drte fein, ivcnn k. 
 .Nothing comes — to him, er nimnit mil 
 'JlUem oorlieb. Prov Nothing comes — to n 
 hungry stomach, ipungcr ijl ber t'efte SXv<t) 
 
 Amiss, «. bag Ungdicf, ber minll, 
 ba« llet-el; bie @(t)nib, bag llnrecfjt. [aSeriiiil 
 
 Amission, amish'un, (lat.) s. ber 
 
 Ainit, amii', (lot.) c. a. f uerlieren. 
 
 Amity, am'meie, ((at. amiciiia) t. bie 
 5reunb|'cf)aft, bn« gute SBernefjmen. 
 
 Amma, am'ma, (tjtbr. am) «. I. bie 
 giebtinn, Qle&tijTinn. 2. lGl;ir.] ba« SBanb, 
 'Brucf)banb. [9lmtmann. 
 
 Amman, am'man, t. ber Slmmann, 
 
 Ammite, am'uut, (gr. amnios) s. 
 (®eo(.l ber 5lnimonit. 
 
 Ammocliryse, Sm'mokns, (gr.) 
 *. [Oicvl.] ber fflplbianbtlein, ba« fiii<;engolb. 
 
 Ammodyfe, am'm6diie, (gr.) (and) 
 Am'mocete)*. [Diaturg.] bie yimmcbijt: 
 t'd)liinge, ber ©nnbanl. 
 
 Ammoniac, anim&'n4ak, ) 
 
 Ammoniacal, ammoni'akal,^ adj. 
 IGljem.] amnumiafalirc^). [moniaf, ©nlmiaf. 
 
 Ammoniac, «. [&i)cm.| ber 91m 
 
 Ammoniac ob. - |fuin, t. bag 
 9lmmoniafgummi. [ninffalj 
 
 Ammoniac salt, «. bag ^Immo: 
 
 Ammonite, am'monite, «. [(Seof.^ 
 ber 91mmonit, bag 'Mmmcngfjorn. 
 
 AmMioniuin, amm^'aeuia, t 
 [(H)tni.] bag 5Inimonium. Davy 
 
 Ammoniuret, ammoni'uret, < 
 [Gl)em.] bie 9Iufri3runfl einer ©ubftaii} in 
 fliid)tigcm Sfliigcnfatj. 
 
 Ammony, ani'mine, ( A m ni o ' ■ i a) 
 J. (Gljcm.) firKl)titie« liaiiflcnfar}. 
 
 Ammunition, ammdnish'un, ((.) 
 t. 1. ber itrieijgyDrriitf). 2. e bie i'agerfjure. 
 
 Ammunition-bread, -f bag Itoni: 
 mipbrob. 
 
 Amnesty, am'ncst^, (gr.) « bie 
 9lmneflie, SSergebnng nnb 95erge([iing. 
 
 Amnion, am'neon,) (gr.) ». [9Inat.] 
 
 Amnios, am'neos, y bag Q)d)a{i)aut= 
 A)tn. 
 
 Amniotic, amneot'ik, adj. [CFIjem.] 
 
 - acid, bie in bem ©c^)af(;aut£^en 6ertnblid()e 
 (feaure. [abiuec^felnb. 
 
 Amobean, amobe'an, adj. f^poef.] 
 Amobeum, amobe'um, (gr.) s. 
 
 l^oef.] bag gefprac^fi'rmigc (^jcbic^t. 
 
 Amoilium, amo'mum, t. [S3ot.] 
 
 Sie 9lmome, ifarbamome. 
 
 Amongr, aniung', ) (aiigerf. on- 
 Among'St, amungst'.^mang, onge- 
 
 mang; b. mengen), praep. nnter, jiuifc^en. 
 
 - adv. baiiuiid)cii. 
 
 Krom -, utig . . . ^eraiig, von, nug, mi 
 ber •iWdtte (;erang. [(jaDer. 
 
 Amorado, aiyori'di, ». ber Pie6: 
 
 Amoret, am'oret', (fr. amourette) s. 
 I. bie iiJcrlietite. 2. bie fiicbfc^aft, ber Cic6cg: 
 ^iiiife!. Chaucer. 3. CBot.) bag Pietgrag. 
 
 Afiiorist, aiii'oriKt, (A m oro' SO) s. 
 ter fcii'bliaber, ^uljle. 
 
 Amorous, am'orus, adj. (ofu. on) teutige 9{ebengart t>^ 
 
 AMP 
 
 perlii'^t (in), —adv. A m ' o r o n s I y, iicrliebt. 
 
 Amorousness, am'orusnes, *. 
 bag i'ci-lie6te 2Cc|"cn , bie ,3artli(f)feit, 95er. 
 Iie6tf}eit. ^ fpje unfwm. 
 
 Amorplia, amor'fa, (gr.) «. [-yiit.] 
 
 Amorphous, amor'fus, (gr.) ndj. 
 1. [•-Ofinernlg.] (niMt^g, gpfralttng. 2. ungeflalt. 
 
 Amorpliy, amrtr'fc, (a piiv. nnb 
 morfe gr.) s. 1. f-^JTineralg.] bie OieiTaltloiigi 
 feit. 2. bie Ungeilaltljeit. Swipt. 
 
 Amort, amort', (tut. mortnus) adj. pb. 
 "dv. 1. ube, Mt, fliti. 2. ficrril&t, nieber. 
 gefd)fagen, mifjnuitljig, tranrig. Shak. 
 
 Amortization, amorteza'.'shini. ^ 
 
 Amortizement, amor'tLment, ^ 
 s. [9eed)tgrpr.] I. bie 9(mnrti|afii>n. 2. bag 
 .ftaiifredjt einer (Semeinbe. 3. bie ^cimfler. 
 tmng eineg StfjnS. Bi-ackstome. 
 
 Amortize, amSr't!/, . (fir. amortir) 
 V. a. [9{ecf)tgrpr.] 1. an bie tobte 5panb ucr* 
 faufen. 2. jingfirei mad)en (<?c()en). 
 
 Amotion, amo'-shiin, (fat.) a. bie 
 (Jntfernung. ^ Warton. 
 
 Amount, amount', t. I. ber 25eraiif, 
 iSetrag. To the - of, ini "yefrage , fiir ben 
 25ctrag wn... 2. f bcr^nfjart, 5?anptinl)alt, 
 luefentlidje 5nI;oft, baS ilDefentricfje, 533efent. 
 ''4)lte- [maff)t eg? 
 
 What is the - of It? mie utcl IJerragt ob. 
 
 Amount, (norm, amont) v. n. (to) 
 
 1. au6mad)tn, fid) 6eraufen (auf), &etragen. 
 
 2. f (to) fjinaugraufcn (auf etioag). 3. « 
 (leigen , f)inauffteigen. 
 
 Amour, amoor'. (fr. SB.) *. ber 2ie« 
 I'cg^anber, bie £itb(d)cift.^ ^ [bar, abfefsbar. 
 
 Amovable, amoo'vabi, adj. entfe^* 
 
 Amoval, amoo'val, *. f bie gmiilic^ 
 9S5egf(f)affnng. 
 
 Amove, amoov', ((at. amoveo) v. a. 
 t 1. luegft^afFen. 2. at'fe^jcn, cntfe^^en. 
 
 Ampelite, am'pciite, (u. gr.) *. 
 [^^iiieralg.] ber 93ergtorf, bie 23crgpcd)erbe. 
 
 Amper, am'pur, (angelf. ampre) «. 
 [*7)?eb.] bag 53(ntgef(f)H)iir. 
 
 Ampliibial, amflb'cal, pi. Atw 
 phibials Ober 
 
 Ampliibia, amfib'ea, s. [>J?aturg.J 
 
 bag 9lmp()i6inm, pi. bie 9(mpt)i(Men. 
 
 Ampllibiolite, auitiij'colite. «. 
 [Wmeraiq.] ber 9(mpl;i()ien|Tein. 
 
 AmpIiibioloi»-ical , amfibeo- 
 lodje'ckal, adj. jur 9Jmpr)ibien(e()re fle^5rig, 
 ampt)i6iologifdK 
 
 Auipltibioloij-y , amfibcol'l6je , 
 (gr.'' «• bie Se^re, 9(t'()anb(ung I'lOcr bie 9lm» 
 pl)i(iicn, 9Impt)i6ien(c()re, 91mpI)i&io(ogie. 
 
 Ampltibious, amfJb'cus, (gr.)n'y. 
 
 [^afiirg.] ampljibifdj, beiblcbig. 2. ± oon 
 gcmifcfjter 9lrt. - breed, bie gemift^te 9?ace. 
 
 AHipltibiOUSness,amtib'eu$nls, 
 
 bag 91mp()i6icnartige. 
 
 Ampliibium, amfib'eum, t. [97a« 
 tiirg.] bag 9lMip()i6ium. 
 
 Ampllibole, am'fcbole, (gr.) «. 
 [•TOineralg.l bie 5?orn('(fnbe. 
 
 AmplliboliC, amfcbdl'ik, ndj. [^JKit 
 
 neralg.] jnr SornMenbe geljorig, ()iirn('(en» 
 
 benartig. [kal, adj. jivribi-iitig, iH'rfrfjraubt. 
 
 AmplliboiOfficai, amfcbolod'je- 
 
 Ampiiiboio{;-y, arniciiol'oj^, (gr. 
 
 ampliiboloyia) t. bie Su'eibeiitigfcit, jn)et» 
 
 epradje. 
 
.^(5 Fi'.r«>. fir. f?.!l. int. M*. mef. Finp. fin. N6. nioxp. n^r. <??><. oil. ^I6u(l. Tiil)e. tub. fnll. tMu. TUU, 
 
 AMP 
 
 AmfllliltoloitS, anif!l)'l)olMs. ((\r. 
 arnplii llIl^ liallo) «<(/. t |'d)ninnfent) , iiiiin'; 
 ivifr, jiveiSeiitin. 
 
 Ainpliiboly, an.f?i)'i.olc. (gr.) ». f 
 6ic 3^l>pi^elltii^ft• it , DoppeIBeiiti<)feit. 
 
 Altiplli1>raPll, anifcliiak, } 
 
 An»g>liiter»cUys, am'febrakez, ^ 
 (gr.i 4. I'iHH-r.] bi-r 31ntpl)t6rnd)>)(5. 
 
 AnipIliCfyOniC , aiDfiktcnn'ik, 
 ailj. (olt. Wr. ) nnipljif foonii'd) , Slinpljifs 
 tpcmen . . 
 
 Ainpllictyons, anifik'tciins. s.pl. 
 (alt. 0)r.) Me '3luipl)ifti)oneii, 25^If<:•^^'fll•or^: 
 netcn. [•'Wincmlg.) ter ludpc ©miint. 
 
 AE»spl«i^-<'ne, ani'tcjone, (gr.) *• 
 
 Aiiipltiltexaliedml, amfciick- 
 »alic'diai.((ir.)«.|.ftrit1n(logr.l Ccppi-lunu-fdin. 
 
 Anipliil'Og'y, f. Amp h ibo log y. 
 , AiKpltiiiiacer, anifim'aMir, (gr.) 
 ». [^Hifi.) tcr 9liupl)ininfrii§. 
 
 Ainpliisl»«^na,anifisbe'iia.^('(]V.) «. 
 
 Allipl>i)<1>en, aiiifis'ben, ^ [3i(U 
 furg.] Die 9fin(ii'(rd)liiiuiL'. 
 
 AlltplllKCiaGlS, amfish'eans.^ (gr.) 
 
 Aiiipltiscii; aiiitlsli'ci, ^*.pi. 
 
 Me ,}iucird)iittinfn a3iMfcr(9limio(jiHT t>. iinip. 
 
 Ainpllitlienier, ( ampbet/ie'atur, 
 
 Ainpliitlieatro, ^ (gr.) *. bn5 3lnu 
 l'()it()cnter, Me 9Cinib(u'il)iic, 
 
 Allipllitlieatral) amfct/ic'atral, 
 adj. eincm Olmplurljcntrr nfjnlid), niiipl)itl)ca; 
 trnlird). [ickal. ailj. niiipf)itl)fiural!rd). 
 
 Ainpliitl»ea<rical» amiei/icat'- 
 
 Anipliitrite^ am'fcinre. (gr.) »■ I. 
 [^r)tt).\ aimpf)itrite, f. 2. [3iaturg.] id., 
 wnliciiftniiinec 5EnfTi'nviirm. 
 
 Ainplior, am' fur, ) (Idt. 20.) «■ 
 
 Aiiipliora, am'fora,^ ((lit. 03rirc^. u. 
 9?iim) bie ^Jlmplji^rn (eiii ^eiiimafy. 
 
 Ample, am'pl, ((at.) adj. I. mit. 
 iDeitlaiifig , aiu'ne&eliiit, geraiimig, treir. 2. 
 grpfj (ber .Dirfe nnd)). An — tear, cine grDfje 
 Xljrfliie. SiiAK. 3. ± a) iincingerrfjranft, 1111= 
 tiefd)ranft, iinM'grniijt. b) reUtlic^, prad)tig, 
 glaiijciib, frrigefcifl. [i)cr|prcd)cn. 
 
 To make -r promises, gplbeiie 53crgf 
 
 Aiiipleness, amp'iiieH, «. 1. bie 
 TOeite, ^cirlaiifigfeit. 2. ± a) bie (^SrJfic, 
 <l$rad)t, bet OJlanj. b) bie llnbegraiiirljcit, 
 llneinnei"d>raiifti)eit. 
 
 Ainplexicaul f amplck'sekiw!, 
 (lat.) adj. [Sot.] bcii ©tangel vt). ©raiiim 
 iinirdjlii'iJfiib. 
 
 Allipliafe, ani'plcAte, v. a. I. er: 
 iveirerii , I'ti'drligerii. 2. ['ipapfK. itiirie] 
 A m p 1 i a t i 11 g letters, (Jrlaiibiiig&riefe jlir 
 Slnfiihriing tur()rfrer 53eivei|e. 
 
 Ampliation, amplea'shun, .1. I. f 
 bie ©riueiicriiiig, meitere 3lii^bef)niiiig, 2Ser: 
 griiifjeniiig. 2. 1 a) bie lletcrtrcitiiiig. b) bie 
 SH5i'itrd)nipingffit, ?23eitlaiifigfeit. 4. [roni. 
 9{frf)tl ^l■v 'JlI:iYd)iiO 111 'J{cd)r<-rad)rii. 
 
 Ampiificate, amplit'ekaie. f. A ni- 
 
 ' Amplification, amplcfcUa'shun, 
 9. I. bie (S-rmciicriiiig, SBcrgri^'iifniiig. 2. 
 0{f)ct.] a) bie »!lii^eiiiniibcrfetiiiiig, '■idifbri): 
 luing, ivcitere, iiniilaiibiid)fre ^JliiJfilhniiig, 
 ^nvfiteriing. bj bie lifrfrrrirt'eiie ©dillDening. 
 Amplifier, anrplcliur, s. I. bcr 
 (S-rmrirrrcr, 23frflri:>i5erfr. 2. 1 ber 55rrgro; 
 
 ANA 
 
 Amplify, am'plefi, (fr. amplifier) 
 v.a. J 11. f eriucircrii, uergv5rjrrn,aii^<b-'l)nen. 
 
 Amplify, v. n. I. (on) fid) iveitlaiifig 
 auSbriicteii (uOer). 2. fiinii5eiibe (£d)ilbcruii! 
 gen nind)en; (on) (©hua§) prad)tig, poiupj 
 fjaft barflfllcn , aii^malcn. 
 
 Amplitiifle, am'plctude. (int.) s. 
 1. ber llinfaiig, bie ^eite, (i3rijgc. 2. ± bcr 
 Umfang (beg 25erilnnbe« k.). 3. bie glide, 
 ber 9{iMditl;iim (eiiieS ©toffcS). 4. ber G)laiij, 
 bie SBiirbe. 5. laiitron.] bie "iCcite. 6. [23al: 
 !i|tif J bie ^cite, Sd)iif3meite, SBurfiveite. 7. 
 Magiietical — . bie ^Jl&iueid)iing be6 D|l: unb 
 5Betlpuiifte5 bcr ^pnipagrofe. 
 
 Eastern, ortive -. [9l|lroiI.] bteTOorgeil; 
 meitC; western, occiduoiis, occasive — , bic 
 2l('cnbii)eite; northern -, bie Witteriiad)t= 
 lueite; southern — , bic SOJittagivcite. 
 
 A III p I i t II d e - c o m p a s s , [■>))iar.] ber 
 ■iJJeilfDnipa^. 
 
 Amply, am'pic, adv. I. iiiii|Tanbli(^, 
 uieitliiiifiig. 2. reid)lic^; uoHfonimeii. 
 
 Amputate, am'puiate, (lat.) v. a. 
 
 1. [(Fl)ir.l rtbnel)iiieii , o6(&fen, niiipiitireii. 
 
 2. [>j>i.irtif.] at'f)aucn. 
 Amputation, amputa'sliun, s. 
 
 \<S\)\t.] bas aiMiefjmeii , bic ajl'difiing , 9(ni: 
 piitatioii. [bn* amulet. 
 
 Amulet, am'iilet, (fr. auuilelte) .s. 
 
 Amurce, amursc', *. bie CcKjcfeii. 
 
 Amurcosity, amiirkos'cte, «. bat' 
 Oelljcfige. 
 
 AuiUSe, amuze', (ft. amuser) v.a. I. 
 uiitprljalten (C^iiicn), bie 3cit I'erireiDcii (&!: 
 iipiin. 2. (Jiiicii l)iii()alten , niifl;alteii, Oci 
 bcr ^Jiafe I)eruiiifi'il)reii. 
 
 Amusement, amu/.e'nient, «. bcr 
 Scitufrtrcil', bie Uiirerf;altuiig. 2. " iai ticfe 
 ^iad)beiifcH. 
 
 Amuser, amu'zur, *. i. (Jincr, bcr 
 iintcrl)alf, 21iibcrii bie 3''it I'crtrcitt. 2. bcr 
 5Sct'd)iua(>fr, SSorfpicgcIcr, Giiier, ber Sltibcre 
 Ijinlialt emit 23i'rrpred)ungcii 20. [teiib. 
 
 Amu.^in;!^, amu'^'mg. nrf/. untcrljal' 
 
 AmusiSl^ly, aiiiu'.ciiigle, adv. aiif 
 eiiic iintcrl)nltfiibe 2Beife. 
 
 Amuslve,amu'siv.nf?;.iiiitcr()altetib. 
 
 Amy grdalate , amig'daiate, ((at. 
 
 aniygdaliis) adj. lUMl, luit Ob. ailij O^fntlbClll 
 gcniad)t. - *. bie •Watibc(mi(c(). 
 
 Amyg-daline, am'g'dal'n, adj. 
 luaiibclartig. [cine 9lrt TBti(d)pfraiijc. 
 
 Amyg-flalite, amigVlalite. i. |3.u>t.J 
 
 Amyg-daloid , amig'daloid , «. 
 [TOiiiera(g.] bcr •OTanbe(iteiii. 
 
 Amyj»-daloidal , anug'daloidal. 
 adj. jiiiii '>)}iaiibc(|1eiiie gefjorig. 
 
 Amylaceous, amclA'shris (u. (at. 
 aniyliim) adj. flarfiiie(;larti3 , ihmi ©tarfc, 
 ULMi £tarfciiief)(. [9liiii)(in. 
 
 Amyline, am'elin , «. f(J'()ctii.] ba^- 
 
 Amyztii, anut'tli, *. f'DTatiirg.] bcr 
 nierifani)'d)c 'iJiainc tti ©celmucii. 
 
 An, an, (aiigcd". an, ane) 1. ['Jlrtifcl] 
 ein, cine, ein. 2. ffir one. Shak. 
 
 An, (gr. 11. nltcngl. fur if) lucnii; i.'^. 
 An it please your honor. 'ilwA) fur and if, 
 
 as if, unb luenn, n(d ivcnii. 
 
 Ana, i'na, a a Pb. a (gr. ^.) udv. 
 I'iphann.] g(cid) pirt \>m jrbcni. 
 
 Ana, G-ubuug i>icicr 55iid)erfitc(, ivic 
 Scalij,erana, ©ailtmdiiig ciUjilner &t- 
 
 ANA 
 
 brtnFcn Scaligcr*. 
 
 Anabaptism, anai)ap'(!zm, *. ber 
 ?lna(>aptii-nt , bie Eehrc ber "iBicbcrtaiifcr. 
 
 Anabapti.iit, anaiKip'tlst, igr.) «. 
 bcr 5lna&apti|l, 2Bicbcrtaufer. 
 Anal»aptistical,anabapt:s'lek.Tl.^ 
 
 Anabapti.Oitic, anabaptis'uk, \ 
 adj. nnatuiptiflifd). 
 
 Anabapti.^try, anabap't'.strc, s. \ 
 bic Scljre nb. €efte ber IDicbcrrmifer. 
 
 Anabaptize, analiaptize', I), a. f 
 miebertaufen. [9lrt ^apagci in 35ra|i(icii. 
 
 Anaca, an'aka, s. [Crnirl).] id., einc 
 
 Anacamptic, anakam'tik, (gr.) 
 adi. [£>pt. u. 9lfii|h] iun'icfpraflenb, nun! 
 famptifd). |Dpt.) bie Atatupfrii'. 
 
 Anacamptic.4, aiiakam'lik.s, S.J)'. 
 
 Aliacardium, anakar'dci'im, «. 
 [a3ot.] ta-:- 25nnflf)er}, bie eifpbantcn(aii5. 
 
 Anacatliartic, anakai/dr'tik, (gr.) 
 adj. I^TOeb.] ben SliuJnnirf befin-bcriib. 
 
 Anacatliartic, *. [-TOcb.] bie nuf. 
 luarf^ mirfcnbc 91rjenci. [adi. ciiiupblcrird). 
 
 Anacboretical, anakorefekal, 
 
 AnacilOritC^, anak'on'te, (Ancho- 
 ret Ob. A n a c h o r e f) (gr.) .t. bcr d-illficblcr. 
 
 Anaclironism, an.ik'r(nii/m, (gr.) 
 s. bcr 9In(id)n'nit^iM , 3cirrcd)iiiiiig?fc()(er. 
 
 Anaclironi!^tiC , anakronls'tik, 
 adj. eiuen Slnad^nMiiiMii cnt()iilfcnb, beni 
 Datum ufld) uiiridjtig. 
 
 Anaclastic, anaklas'tfk, (gr.) adj. 
 [Cpt.l anaflaiTifd). - glass, t(\6 2Sc,rirg(a5. 
 
 Anacla.«tiC<«, anaklas'tiks, s. pi. 
 [.Opt.] bic ©tra()lcnbrcf^iing(5funbe, @tral;! 
 (eiibrcd)iiiigi'lfl;rc. 
 
 Anaconda, anakon'da, s. [??ai 
 turg.] id., cine 9lrt Dficfcnfdjlange. 
 
 Anacreontic, anaUicnn'ifk, adj. 
 anafrcinirifd).. - «. bai- auafrcontifdjc P3cbid)f. 
 
 Anademe, an'ademe, (gr.) a. bie 
 25(iiineiifrrne. Browne. 
 
 Anadiplosi.H, aiia(leplo'.sis, (gr. 
 ^.) s. |5C()ct.] bie 'JBiebcri'crboppcliing. 
 
 AnadromOU.««, anad'dromus. (gr.) 
 adj. igiaturg.) nnabriMuifd), I'l'u bcr ©ce in 
 brtS ri'i(3e aBaffer ()eranffinninenb(i>. 3ifd)cn). 
 
 Anag'-lypli, .in'agllf, (gr.)«. [-iMlblj.] 
 bie l)a(berl)a('eiie 9lrt'cit. [glijptifd). 
 
 Anag-lyptic, anaglip'tik. adj. anni 
 
 Anag'og'e, f an'nagojc, (gr. 53.) ». 
 
 Anasos;'y, { (I()ci>(.] l. bie .^cr.iere 
 ^eOiiug, itvi G-ntjfirfeii; ber l)cr,icrl;ebeiib! 
 0)cbaiife. 2. bie SJinuciibiing bcr adtcifnincnt! 
 (id)en ^(flcgpricn aiif b :i neue icilanicnt. 
 * Anag-Og-ical^annagnd'jckal. (A n a- 
 goget'ical) adj. [ i()cp(.) geljciiiinibTrft, cr< 
 Ijat^cii, nii)|1if(t, f)cr,jer!)c(>eiib. — adv. Ana- 
 g o g ' i c a 1 1 y , gc(;eimni(5iH>fI. 
 
 Anag-Og:iC.«i, annagud'jiks, s. pi. 
 nii)t1iHl)e 55ctriid)tnngcn. Addiso.n. 
 
 Anag'ram, an'nagram, (gr.) «. b.iS 
 ^^Jlnagranim. 
 
 Ana^raminatical , anagram- 
 
 niat'ckal. rb. 
 
 Ana{>'rammatiC,anagranimal'ik. 
 adj. aiiagraiiiiiiarifd). ciii 3(nagranii.n ('t(bciib. 
 
 Anag'rammatism , anagram'- 
 maii7.m, s. bici^uiirt, ^3t!iagranttne ju I'ih 
 ben , lie Qlnngraniiiifnl'ilbiiiig. 
 
 Ana)!;°rammati»(t, anagram' ma- 
 jist, *. bcr '■Jlnagraiuiiiatiil. 
 
F<^l(■. r'ir. fail. (.'t. M^. met. Fine, fin, N6, move, n6r, ^ot. 6il, rl5nd. Tube, tub, fiili. i/,in, Till*. :?7 
 
 ANA 
 
 AnAgTHiniatatizt^f auagrani'Dia- 
 ti'/e, r. »i. 'Jlnaflrnmmc ti;iii1)(;ii. Herbert. 
 
 Anagros, au'agins. t. id. ein'iJnict); 
 femnnG in Spaiiicu. [-ilfter (]ct)ori(], *ilfter... 
 
 Auillf a iial, (iiOll> lilt, anuii) adj. )um 
 
 Aunlciiii) aiialsiiu,«. [^innalQ.\ 
 
 ttiirfdificr I'P. I}nrtiT Sfi'ljrlj. 
 
 AnnleCtfl, an'alekts, (gr.) «■ pi 
 aiiri-rierciit eti'irfe, iirudjilurfe U\u6 Sc^rift: 
 ftiUfni JO, 51iiolffteii. 
 
 Anuleilliua, aii'alemma, «. 1. 
 fOicom.] ter 3ti<iicnnciact , t)n& \Uiiiilcminn. 
 2. i'Jlilroii.] ttr i£iMiiicn}i'tiiir, easaiiiiilciiima. 
 
 AoHlepsiSf aiialep'si«, (flr. 253.) *. 
 I•0)fe^.l tie erl)PUmg, iuieC'tr()erflt:(Uiiuj. 
 
 Analeptic^ analep'lik, (gr.) adj 
 !0Ke6.] |liirffii&, cri\uirf<:i'B. - «• t^* l^'ir 
 feiiPe •Jiiilmmflemiitel, bte iLirfeiiPe 9Irjeiiei. 
 
 AOttlogwl) anal'ogal, adj. «l)lUid), 
 AllOlng. 
 
 Aaalugrical, aualodje'ekal, adj 
 rtllfllpgifd), nl)llll(f), umuilllCt. - adv. \na 
 I'ig'ically, niinlPflird). »« ilcl)Uli(^f«it6 
 r.'.Kl flfiii'MJ; tiirit IW' 'Mnfllpgic. 
 
 AnalOJU-icalnesN « analoajeekal 
 iiIh. *. Mc nniilraifdje (S-igfiirdjoft oPer SSe 
 fi1).ifffiil)fit. 
 
 Analuff'iKiiif anSrAjitm, «. brr 
 ?l!iaiu<ii»m, '>ltl)iilid)ftttiM'd)liifi, 6i« 9teljiu 
 Iiitff't«'Pfl'f'<<)imn. Ihiiiitlff f« iUmiloflir. 
 
 AnaloyiMt, anariojixf. «. btr Jlii: 
 
 AnalwJIf ize, amial'lojui, i>. a. AlliK 
 
 (r.jir.-t), tiint) fif Oln,iii>iie crfuircn. 
 
 Analut4r«M*t iii*ariO!;u&, <■((/. (io< 
 
 fliinli'iiit'l) Oiiit), nljiiliil), fliniljiirtig. 
 
 Analoff-y, aiiai-ioje. ((jr.) «. I. (lo, 
 ulili, beiwcen) Pie <iliiiilo<iie, itebereiiifttni' 
 nuiiig, <Hel)nli(f)feit, P,i6-.nd)iilic()feit!5i)crl)nlt: 
 mS, Pie (4ilcjrf)f[>rmi(jf<it, aJemanPtfdjnft 
 (iiiit, ju>i|M)eti). 2. lOJr.imm.] 6ie 'Sprnct): 
 fll)iilid)frit, ^el)nli(f)feit6rr<irt. 
 
 To have o6. bear - t» d6. with.., ?lel)ll: 
 liitirrtt l)iU'en (mit). 
 
 Analysis, 3nai'li«is, ((\r. W.) m. 
 1. [«ot. II. (ynuiim.] tie 3erlrflim<i, 3fr= 
 flliebctuiifl. 2. [(El)em.] Pie «Uiifii,ifiiiio , 3er! 
 I'cijuiig, 9(iin(i)fe. 3. [Di'fl.l Pie 'ilttnlofe (i'u 
 Wegeiifn^e i>i>ii ®i)iit^cfej. 4. Pie Ii.irleflintfl, 
 ter 9lu6iU(]. 5. ['JKntJj.] Pie 'Kiifrpfiinaftfimi'J, 
 31iiali)f(«. (iMiiolijtifer. 
 
 Aualystf, Sn'ailtt, «. ['i)7?arl}.] Per 
 
 Analytic, analll'lk, ^»r(/. ailtlll): 
 
 Analytical, aiialii'ekai.^tifcf), niif: 
 loicilP. - adv. A II a 1 y t ' i c .1 1 1 y, nnalDtird). 
 
 Analj'tics, aiiai'i'iks, t. pi. pie 
 Qliinlotif, (iiinli)tifdie 'Wetlj^Pe. 
 
 Analyze, an'alue, (<\r.) V. a. (lltA: 
 iDilren, auflL'rfu, jcnilicPi-rii , niiSeiiiniiPer: 
 feijeii; [■Wnrl).] lUipiiMVii ; [6t>em.] jcrleflni, 
 jerfefjen; Cipljil.) oupi'Kii. 
 
 Analyzer, anaiixur. «. I. pa^iiiv 
 l!fifer, 91ii.ili)firciiPe. 2. [dljcm.] ini 9tiif= 
 li fuiiajiitittel. 
 
 AnainorpIlUSiH , anamorToMs. 
 (flr.) «. 1. [Opr. 11. OJi.il.) Pie3criticiff)iiuii<i. 
 bai JJeriifieniiUPc, tunilUd)e 3crrl'iIP, tie 
 SliiflinorpljPie. 2. tie SSenwiiiiDliiiiii tcrOJeilnlr. 
 
 Ananas, ana' iiai.. 4. [^t>r.]Pie<}lniiuA£. 
 
 Anapest, aa'apikt, (gr.) «. [-Ipocf.] 
 bcr 'iliiiU'iiil. 
 
 Anapestic, auapes'l'k, adj. flUAr 
 pcfiid). - *• tn« niiiipailirrtje iBerSnug. 
 
 ANA 
 
 Anaphora, anaf'fora. (gr. ^.) « 
 
 1. [i)vl)et ] tie 9Iiiiipl)cr, 2S3mll'ie^frl;^^IlllIfl. 
 
 2. [-Wet.] Per ^luts ot. (firer^^hiSiuurr". 
 Anaplerotic, aiiapicini'ik, (gr.) 
 
 adj. [■i))?ct.] niinplerotifd), flcirf^^irjeiigeiiP 
 - # tni niinpleroti|"c<)e 'DJiittcl. 
 
 Anarcli, auiik, *. Per ^tuird) 
 9?ll!)cfliirer. Milton 
 
 Anarchic, anar'kik. I adj. nn- 
 
 Anarchical, anar'kakal.^ ardMl'd), 
 9e|"fi)lofi. ld)i\i. 
 
 Anarchist, au'arkist, s. Per SHunx. 
 
 Anarcliisin, an arkLm, «. tie 'Hn- 
 {itdjic , Oiefe^Iofigfeit. 
 
 Anarchy, anlrki, (gr.) «. tie ^w- 
 ard)ic, (ycfeijliM'igfeit, 23frii»irruiig. 
 
 Anasarca, aiia.-.ar'ka, (gc; «. I'^Ttct. I 
 Pie Ceibiunficriudjt. 
 
 AnasarCUUS , aaatar'kus, adj. 
 ivii|ierfiid)tig , tie £eit'iu(i(Tcri"ud)t beireffeiit. 
 
 Anastomose, anas' looiuie, v. ». 
 
 1. [lUtuU.] ilc^ eiitmuiitea ot. ecctiiiteii. 
 
 2. (ibot.l (id) uerailelii. 
 Anastoniosy, anantoin'oke. ^(gr.) 
 Anastomosis, anamouiu'Kiii.^j. I. 
 
 [Oltuit.] tie (^tuniriiitiiiig, 3iir>iniiiieiiriiiii'i 
 
 ter ^Pern. 2. {^ou] Die StJerbiiiPung , 9>i-r^ 
 
 lijlelung. l.ijleiii. 
 
 To form an -, fid) riiinu'iiiPrit, fid) ucr- 
 
 Anastomotic, ana^ioiuorik. duid) 
 
 \ naatoiu at' ic) (gr.) adj. [OJi'ft.] i>lT 
 iieiiP , eroffiieiiP. - $. tn6 (yroffiiuiigemifrel. 
 
 Anastrophe,/ ana»'trut«, igr.) « 
 
 Anastrophy,^ TiX^et.J tic ^Uiiiiilru 
 pt)e , 'iOorcyerif Jjuiig. 
 
 Anatase, au'aiise, (gr.) i. [-Kiiie 
 ralg.j kliuicr, rec^tiviiifetigcr, ofrnetrifilja' 
 Sdjilirl. LiRK 
 
 Anathein, an'aiAeui, \ (gr.) *. i 
 
 Anatiiema, anai/i'iina.^ tad ^llil 
 tljrm , Per ajiimifliid), .Uird)eiib(iiiii. 2. tit 
 mit Pern iBnnnfliict)e telegre ^eriVii. 
 
 Anatlieinatical,aiiai/i^mai'ekai 
 adj. Pen Sfliiiiflud) berrctfeiiP. -adv. Ana 
 tlieniat'ically, liod) ilct ted ltir(t)eii: 
 tfliine*. 
 
 Anathematization, anai/iema 
 lezi'iiliuii. i. Pie 58erj1ii<t)Uiig , ^clcijuiuj 
 in it Pern 33aiinf1ud)e. 
 
 Anathematize, anat/i'emaiize. 
 B. a. ill Pen fiird)eiib(inii t»)Uii. ^ 
 
 Anatiferous, anatifenis. ((at.) 
 iidj. cnteiireid), ©lueii . . . -concha, [icpiid).] 
 Pie Contemn 11 |'d)el. 
 
 Anatocism, anat'tAki^m, (gr.) t 
 PnJ 2Ciirf)ern mit 3iiiren mif 3iiil'eii. 
 
 Anatomical, anatom'ekal, adj. I. 
 aiiaroiiiifd). 2. l aDgefpiitert, jerlffli- - «''"• 
 A n a t o ni ' i c a 1 1 y , nimtpniifd). 
 
 Anatomist, auat'iomlst, «. Per 
 'ItiinriMiiifcr, 3crgliftcrcr. 
 
 Anatomize, anat'tomize. p. a. 1. 
 niiatpiiiireti, jerglieterii. 2. t jcrglieterii (ten 
 ^arnfter einer 'SpcruMi !c.) 
 
 jl^natomy, anafime. (gr. anatoniia) 
 ». 1. tie ^aniirotiiie, 3frgliePcriiiigifiiii|l. 2. 
 tie 3crglieteriing ; (nuc^ 1 OJrainiu.). 3. tir 
 L'ehre upi" ^iTperbnii. 4. ta5 ©felert, 
 (iJerippe. 5. j tie m.i.iere iPcrfPii, tns ©fe; 
 left. 6. ter lot (perfiMiifijirf). Siiak. 
 
 Anatrou, au'airnn. (. |Cr()i>iii.] I. Pn^ 
 9?atriim, tie Sota. 2. tie (i)l«ega(lc, Per 
 
 A^^ 
 
 ®(a6f(f)niim. 3. Per ©afpeter (an <5Kaucrn). 
 Anbury, an'buic, s. eiiie ilr.infi)cit 
 ter Dfiibcn; [9{i>gnrjncif.], f. Am bury. 
 Ance, (ri-f)ott.) eiiiinal. 
 Ancestor, an'scslur, (laf. anteces- 
 sor, nitfr. nncesires) *. ter 911; u , 55orfahr; 
 pl. tie 9Jf)neii, SJonilrcrii. 
 
 Ancestral, aii..ies'(ral, adj.\.\\iaii.&j, 
 aiiflcilnmint. - *. f tie C5-rtl;iiItigiiiig. 
 
 Ancestry, an'.slstrc, *. tie ailjitenj 
 Per ©faiiini, tie (^)ct>urt. 
 
 Auchilops, an'kilops, (gr. a!gi. 
 lops) t. [-JJfct.J Pad Il;rmiengerd)iuiir, 3ie« 
 geiiaiige. 
 
 Anchor, ank'ur, (gr. ngkyra, (at. 
 ancora) *. 1. [»)Kar.] ter 91iifcr. 2. f Per 
 'iliifer (Pie 3"ffud)r, Dinrfjljiilfe). 3. [3Irrf)it.] 
 Per aiiifer. 4. [ iperlt. ] Per 9lnfcr. 5. tie 
 iilninnicr oP. ©djlnntcr. 6. Per .^afcii cinrr 
 ©(^nalle. 7. ter »JIiifer, tag Siiifcrfafid^cn 
 (= V» ©imer). 8. (lir Anaclioret, Per 
 GinfiePIer. Sh*k. 
 
 Sheci-anclior, Pcr^jnuptanfcr, 9?pt(). 
 nnter. Bow -anchor. Per (5)at'cliinfer. 
 Foul -, ciii 91nfcr, tefTen Inn fid) iiinfdjia. 
 gon f)nt. Shauk pp. beam of the — , tie 
 Olnferrut^e. 
 
 To weigh -, ten Sliifer (id)fen. To 
 cast ot. drop -, ten 9Infer nm-iwirfcn. To 
 back an -, pm <Unfer I'erfattcii. To cat 
 (he -, Pen ainfcr niiffatten. To slioe an -, 
 einen 9ln(er beflciten. To lie ot. ride at -, 
 wx 9Infer lirgen. The - comes home or 
 drives, ta« 6d)itf trciOt I'or 9liifcr, tor 9In» 
 fcr I'djieppt. To fish to -, imd) tein 21nfcr 
 fird)en. To come to an — in some harbor, 
 in einen .<f)nfen eiiilaufen. To stow the - 
 upon the bow, ten 9lllfcr fippfll. To steer 
 a ship to her -, auf Pen 9liifer jiiiTcuern. 
 The anchor is a cock bill, Per 91nfer if} 
 ium fallen (lor. The anchor is a peek. 
 Per 9Jiifer ijl niif tint nicter. The anchor 
 is a trip or a weigh, ter 91iifer i|l aii(gc« 
 Ijigt, gelic^tet. Mak. Dkt. 
 
 Anchor-ground, tergiite'^liifcrnrupt. 
 — hold, 1. tic '5c|Tigfcit, 5?n(tiing tcC< 91ii» 
 fcr«. 2. ter Slufcrnniiit. 3. ± tie ©id)crl)eir, 
 --suiitli, ter 9Iiifcr|'d)uiiet. —-stocks 
 I. pl. tic 3lnferl)i)ljer, 91iifcri1o(fe. 
 
 Anclior, v. n. i. nnferii, 91nfcr ii>er» 
 fen. 2. I'or ainfcr liegeii. 3. (on) i nnfern, 
 I'lc^ fjeften (nuf) ; ©incm nad>()fiiigcn ; lucileii 
 ot. fieljen bleiben (bci). [bcfeflinen, nnfern. 
 
 Anclior, i>.«. l. oor'21nfer lenen. 2.i 
 
 Anchorable, an'kurabl, adj. ■} 
 juin Sliifcrn gut. 
 
 Anchorag'e, ank'uridje, I. 1. Pel 
 -Jlnfergrunt , Slnferplai;. 2. ade Slnfcr eiiic* 
 S^iffeS. 3. ter 91nferio(!, tn« >21nfergclt. 
 4. tnd 91nfern. 
 
 Anchored, an'kiirrld, p.p. itdj. I. 
 gennfert, por Slnfer liegeiit. 2. nnfcrartig 
 (iirenj jo. (fictlcrinn. 
 
 Anchoress, an'kurls, 4. tie Q-iii> 
 
 Anchoret, an'Uoret. ) s. ter &iit< 
 
 Anchorite, an'kon'ie.^ iletler. 
 
 Anchorin;;^, an'kiiring, s. I. tai 
 iUnfern. 2. ter91nfcrgriinP. 3. to^ •Jlnfergelt. 
 
 - ground, ter giite 9lnfrrgriiiit. 
 
 Anchovy, antkho've ot. an'tshovi, 
 (porr. U. fp. aiichova, fr. anchois) i. [3%^ 
 ti}i)oi.j tie ©arteflc, 91nfct)ooe. 
 
38 Falp. f'r. f^U. f/it. \I6. met. Fine, fin. No, move. n6r. gof, oil, rl6rid. Ti'rbe. tub, fnll. I^in, Tills. 
 
 Ancient, Ane'tslient, (lat. ante, an- 
 Uquus, fr. anci<>ii) ndj. 1. nit (tlirf)t lieil). 
 2. nit, uwmalig, el)rmiilig. 
 
 Ancient, s. I. t for 9IIte («!leltere). 
 2. 3. pi. bie 'llltfii (Sicmer if.). 
 
 Ancient, (fr. enseigne) a. f 1- bit 
 5nl)iu' ; ^Innge. Shak. 2. bn 5al)nbrirf). Shak. 
 
 Anciently, ane'tslieutle, aify. uor 
 alters, c(;ebem. 
 
 Ancientnes.*, Ane'tshlntnl*, ». 
 bii5 filter, 2llterrf)iim. 
 
 Ancientry, Ane'tslilntre, *. Me 
 hol)c 'Jlbfimft; bas >.mterr(;iim bef ©tnniniei 
 tjllitt. Spenseu. Shak. 
 
 Ancienty, ane't.sliente, s. -f fiVi 
 airer, 5Urertl)imt. Martin. 
 
 Ancienty, s. in$ ?Imt fines '2lelte: 
 fleii, bic yielteflenivi'irbe. 14- Hen. 111. 
 
 Ancillary, an'siLirc, (int.) adj. l. 
 [9{cci)t!5fvr.] untergeorbiut nIS '^Dtngb, ju 
 eincr 'TJingb grIjL'rirt, aW *»?ngb bicneiib, 
 «»?ngb... BI.ACK.STONE. 2. f mitergcnrbiiet. 
 
 Ancipital, ansip'elal, (Int. anceps) 
 adj. [^ot.] jmeifd)ncibig. 
 
 Ancle, .Tnk'kl. .s.bcrSnorf)f(, f.A n k I e. 
 
 Ancoiiie, an'kum, *. bnS 53Iiitgc: 
 fd)linir. Boucher. 
 
 Ancon, In'kon, (gr. SB.) ». ['Hunt.] 
 ber 6'UH\ieii()otfer, <!lniil)ijcfer. 
 
 AnCOne, an'kiSne, (Int. ancon) *. 
 [9lrcf)it.] bici'DrrpriiigenSeiluSfriegiing; iJliiS^ 
 uiic (J-inl'icgung; ber Quert'nlfen , ©pnrren. 
 
 AnCOny, an'kone, (l>. gr. agkon) *. 
 [e-ilVnl).) cin ©ti'icf (;nl6fcrtigef> ©tn^eifcii. 
 
 And, and, (ntigflf. and) con./. 1. imb. 2. 
 fci. 3. * bnjj. 4. i luenii; ii'Ciin niut. 
 
 A coach and six, cine itutidje niit fec^S 
 ^r'erben. Toast - wine. g«r'6|letcg S5rob in 
 2Dcin. Bread - butter, 55utterbrDb. A little 
 more - etc., e6 \'el)Ut nidjt ml, fo !C. How 
 can we go out - not etc., u'ie fbnncn luir 
 flni'gcf)en, uljneic. Go - see, feljen ©ie nnd). 
 Now and then, ocnSeit}" S^if- Better-bet- 
 ter, ininier befTer. Two - two, pnnrmeife. By 
 liitle - little, jind) unb nnd). - yet, btu- 
 noc^. Yes, - please God, jn, fp ®iHt )vi(l 
 (and fiir an it). Yes, — please your Lord- 
 ship, ja, gnnbiger .<perr, menn e& G-iu. 
 ©nnbcn gcfridig i)l. What's that - please 
 yon? niit G-rfnnbnifj, tun* i|l bnS? (and 
 fllr an it).- if, *iuenn. - therefore, bcfljnlt'. 
 Will you come — take a walk? luollcn ©ie 
 eiiicn ©pnjiergnng mnc^en, ipn^iercn gcl;en? 
 
 And, a. bnS Unb. Without ifs or 
 ands, pfjne 5S3cnn nnb 9U'er, rl^ne fid) in 
 beftnnen, o()ne ju jniibern. ['llnbnluftr. 
 
 An'dalu$iite, s. [97Jintrnlg.] ber 
 
 Andante, andan'le (it. W.) adv. 
 [TOnf.] nnbnnte. 
 
 Andante, «. ['^)J?Mf.] bns Qlnbnnte. 
 
 Andarac, an'daiak, s. bnS ri>r()e 
 Cpernient, ber rothe 91rrcnif. 
 
 Andean, an'dcan, adj. [(55i-ogr.] jn 
 ben 9(nbpn geljii^rig. 
 
 Andira, ande'ra. *. [Dmitf).] id., 
 rini" 9lrt JleberninnS in 'iJrntlilien. 
 
 Andiron, and'ium, (teut. andena; 
 ongelf. brandiren). *. 1. bn gcuerbucf, 
 SSrnnbbotf (im Snunne). 2. ber SBrntborf. 
 
 Andranatoiny, andranatome, 
 (fit.) *. bie '•5»eni"(()enjergltebcrunfl, bie 91nn= 
 totfliebeS ^fannee. 
 
 ANG 
 
 An'dreolite, *. [g)?incrnrg.] ber 
 2lnbreDlitf) , Jlrenjilein. 
 
 Andrew, an'dni, a. («J?nmc) 9In> 
 brenS. Merry -, bcr SnnSiunril. 
 
 Androg-ynal, androdje'cnal, ^ 
 
 AndrOg'ynoitS, androdjc'cnus. i, 
 adj. jiDttterfjnft/ jmitternrtig. - adj. An 
 drog'ynally, luie ein Qwitttv, M cin 
 Stvirter. [a. bcr Siuitter, tin-i '>)^nnniueiii. 
 
 Androgrynus, androdje'enus, (gr.) 
 
 Android, an'droid (u. gr.) a. bcr 
 '})inrd)itii nnicnfcf) , (yctriebtnenrd). 
 
 Andromeda, androm'eda, a. I. 
 ((Jigcnn.) ^Inbronicbn, f. 2. [5l|"tnMi.] 9[n. 
 bromcbn. [pi. bie g7fenrd)i'nfrciTiT. 
 
 Andropliag-i , androi'aji, (gr.) <■ 
 
 Androtoiny, androt'tome, (gr.) *■ 
 bie 2lnnioinie bc5 •'Bfcnrd)cn. 
 
 Auear, anere', pn/ep.nnfjC &ei ob. JU. 
 
 Anecdote, an'ekdote, (gr.) a. bic 
 9IncfbPte. [nncfbotifd). 
 
 Auecdotical, anekdot'ekal, adj. 
 
 Anele, annele', (nngclf. aell, Del) 
 v.a. t ©incni bie leijteDclnng gebcn. .Shak.. 
 
 AneiUOgrapliy, aneniog'gralc. 
 (gr. anenios u. grap/io) 4. ['!pl;i)|".] bieiB3inb = 
 fccfd^rcibung. [«. [^^l;i)r.I bie ^inblcl^rc. 
 
 Aueinolog-y, anemol'loji, (gr.) 
 
 Auemoiueter , ancmonrmetur, 
 (gr.)«. [^1)1)1'.] btt^JBinbnictTcr, aineniometcr. 
 
 Anemone,/ anemone, (gr. 'Si.) a. 
 
 Auemouy, ^ ['^ot.j bie ^ilncnione, 
 b(ii '2i5inbrbS(^en. 
 
 Anemoscope, anem'oskope, (gr.) 
 *. ber 2Cinb}cigcr, bie 5H3inbfnl)ne. 
 
 An- end, anend', (6e(y. on end) adv. 
 [^X?nr.] renfred)t, gcljigt. 
 
 Anent, anent', (fd)Dtt.) praep. I. 
 gcgciiuber. 2. in 2)ctrcff; iibcv. 
 
 Aues , ins , ) a.pl.bk 51gc(n, Slc^eln, 
 
 Ai^'us, Awns,^ ®rnnnen (nni cyetrci; 
 be IC.) [pose; sole-errand. 
 
 Anes-errand, (fdjott.) of set pur- 
 
 Aneucli, (rd)otr.) gcnug. 
 
 Aneurism, an'urLm, (gr.) «■ 
 [OJteb.] bie '!j5nienbergcrd)multl, ber $ulS- 
 nberfropf. [einer ^ulSrtbergerrf)uiul|l gcljorig. 
 
 Aueurismal, auuriz'mal, adj. jn 
 
 Ane'W, anii', (a ^rnf. U. new) adv. 
 I. uon OTcueni, nuf 'cci6 5ieue, nbcrninl, ii'ic: 
 ber, wicbernm. 2. nuf cine neue 3lrt, neu. 
 
 Anfractuous , antVak'tshuus, 
 (nnd) Anfrac'tuose) (Int.) ndj. fruunu, 
 minfelig, gciuunbcn, frnnimgmigig. 
 
 Aufractuousuess, antiak'tshu- 
 
 iisnes, Pb. 
 
 AnfractuOSity, anfraklshuos'ctc, 
 *. 1. bie ilriinnne, ^rumniung, bci& aBin= 
 felige, ilrnninie. 2. Cilnnt.] bie (5'rI;i:>I;nng, 
 ivriimmiing, ©djlnngelung. [itninimc. 
 
 Aufracture, anfrak'tshure, *. bie 
 
 Ang-eiotomy « f. A n g i o t o m y. 
 
 Ang-(^1« iine'jel, (gr. aggelos. Int. 
 angelus, nngclf. angel) *. 1. bcr CJ-ugcl. 2. 
 ± bcr G-ngcl (fdjiimrS, licdcnSiui'irbigciJ <))fnb; 
 d)cn). Shak. 3. l-DJiiiuiiu.J ber (Ingel, Qiu 
 geltl)nler. 
 
 Augel-age, bcr S'lflnnb bcr (?ngfl. 
 
 Beaum. andFrETCHER. --bed. bni)(5"ngel(?ett. 
 
 -fish, [0d)tlii)0l.J ber G-ngclfira). --like, 
 
 cngclglcid), cngiifc^). --shot, bie i?cttcnfuj 
 
 flcl. --winged, ^ roieG'ngelJli'flel (jnbcnb. 
 
 APsG 
 
 A n g e I - w o r « h i p, bic 95erc()riing bcr (?nge(. 
 
 Ang-el, «'//• cngclglcid), cnglird). Shak. 
 
 Ang-el, a. [3ditl)i;pi.] ber g-ngclrodic, 
 ')}i'ecrcngfl , (S-ngclfird). 
 
 Ang-elic, anjcriik, \adj. 1. (cm 
 
 Ang-elical, Injei'ekai.^ gclntjnlid); 
 englifd). 2. i englifd) (lic&cnSiuiirbig!..). -adv. 
 Angel'ically, englifd). 
 
 Ang-elica, anjel'ekl, *. [93pt.] bie 
 (5'ngclmnrj , 9Ingclifn. 
 
 Ang-elicalnes.*, anjJl'lekalues. *. 
 bie l)L>d)|le, u6crmenfd)lid)e SBprjnglirfjfeit, 
 bai G-ngiifd)e, bie englifd)e :Scfd>nffenl)cit. 
 
 Angrelites, an'jciites.*. p/. [JlircJjg.] 
 bie Slngclircn. 
 
 Ang-elolog-y, anjelol'loje. (gr.) *. 
 bie 9U'l)nnblnng, £el}re pon ben (?ngcln. 
 
 Ang-elot, an'jclot, (fr. anche) a. I. 
 bie 9Ingelifn (£nute). 2. cine nite cngiifdje 
 ^Dh'injc. 3. cine 9Irt ficiner .fiiife aui bcr 
 Oiorninnbie. 
 
 Ang-er, Ing'gur. (gr. agcho, r. ango, 
 nngelf. ange, angmod) a. 1. bcr Qprn, 3lrr« 
 ger, 55erbrng. 2. f bnS a?rennen, btr 
 ©d)nierj (cineS ©cfctimilr!; 20. 
 
 Angrer, v. a. 1. crjiirnen, nrgcrn, 
 nnffrringcn , Opfe mnd)en. 2. f fd)mcr,il)nft 
 nindjcn (cin 0)cfd)iviir :c.). Baco.-«. 
 
 Ang"erly, ang'gurle, (anger n. like) 
 adv. jprnig, f. Angrily, (ne, ipoisbrnune. 
 
 Ang-iua, anji'na, a. ['^Jiei'.] bic^Brmu 
 
 Ang-iOg-rapIty, anjeog'grale, [gr.) 
 *. [?Kcb.] bie a3efd)rei6ung bcr i5lutiunt7cr< 
 gcfiipe. [bie Slbcrleljre. 
 
 Ang-iolog-y, anjeol'oje, *. [-Bh'b.] 
 
 Aug^iomonospermous , an> 
 jeonionosper'nius, (gr.) adj. [i>pt.] nur citl 
 ein}igc5 ©nmenfprn in ber ©nnienfnpfcl trn» 
 gcnb. JoHssoK. 
 
 Ang°iOSpernt, an'jeosperm, (gr.) 
 *. [2)pt.J niit eincr ©nincnfnpfel vcrfe(;ene 
 ^pflnnjc, nngipfpcrinntifd)e ^^f^niijc. 
 
 Ang-iospermOUS , anjiusper'- 
 mus, adj. [i>pt.] nngipfpcrinntifd). 
 
 Ang'iotomy, anjciitimc, (gr.) a. 
 ["iJJJeb.] bie (yefnfjjerglicbcrung , 2Iiiffd)nei« 
 bung, Dcffnnng bcr 23lutgcfiipc. 
 
 Ang-le, ang'gl, (gr. agkylo.s, nngclf. 
 angel, fr. angle) *. 1. [(ycpin.l bcr SBinfcl. 
 The — of incidence, [Opt.] bcr G'infnfl5min» 
 fel; ber 9icigungSu>infcl. The angle of 
 refraction, [Cpt.J bcr SBrcc^jung^Jiuinfcl. The 
 - of reflexion, [Cpt.] bcr 3nrucfprntlung5> 
 ivinfel. Right — , red)tcr SBinfcl; obtuse -, 
 llumpfer 2Binfcl; acute -, fpi(;cr 5i3iiifcl; 
 rectilineal — , gernblinigcr SBinfel; curvili- 
 neal -, fmninilinigrr 2i3infcl; mixed -, 
 perniifdjtcr SBinfcl; adjacent pb. contiguous 
 -s, nn einnuber licgcnbeSSinfel, 9irtcntpin» 
 fel; external -, fttlgcrer SBillfcl; internal -, 
 inncrer ^Binfcl; oblique -, fd)iefcr 2i3inffl; 
 solid -, fijrpcrlic^cr SEinfCl; spherical -, 
 fpl)iirifd)cr Pber Sugclivinfel; reentrant -, 
 ciniP(irt5 gel)cnber 2Cinfcl; saliant -, iipr» 
 fpringcnber SBinfcl. 2. bie fdjnrfe ^niite (i<. 
 ©tcincn K.) 
 
 Ang^Ie, a. 1. ber 9lngclf)nfen. 2. bie 
 9(ngcl. — rod, bie Slngclruthc. 3. 1 Wen» 
 fd)cn, bieCfinen nnftdjjulerfen fut^en. Shak 
 
 Angrle, ». n. nngeln. 
 
 Prov. To — with a golden hook, ttiit 
 eincr flplbcnen Slnflcl pfc^ieti. 
 
FhXf. fr,r. ffill. fat M^, met. Fine. ffn. 1V6. move, n^r, i;ot. 6il. Mnd. Tiihe, tub. fi'ill. t/nn, TFIis. tlO 
 
 ANG 
 
 Ant^Ie, P. n. p6. It. i flnjie^tn, an. 
 focttfn, iin |1d) ju jieljcii fiirfjen, iind) &»= 
 ni<i£ nngeln. 
 
 To angle for the hearts of the people 
 9b. to — hearts. Shak. Sidney. 
 
 Ang'lc^d, ang'gld. part -p adj. [Oeom. J 
 tDiiifellil (tiiir in Sin'dinmenrc^fl. ([tbx.). 
 
 Angler, ang'gliir, ». ter 9Ittnlfr. 
 
 Ang-liC, ang'glik. ^ (Angle*, 
 
 Ang-licun, ang'glekan.^ niliielf. i n g 
 li. lie) ndj. nniilifiii'iut <fiir(f)f ic), enflliftf). 
 
 Ansriican, ang'glekan. «. bet ^llfl' 
 lifoiier (-3?fit>ilifB ^'r ftifll- Sir(6«>. 
 
 Ang-licinin, ang'glesi/in.s.ber^nA: 
 liftUm, iit ciiiriirfMlmlJd>e<M(ilir(f)e9fc6cn«(irt. 
 
 Anglicize, ang'glesize, e. a. t\\(\ 
 lillrcii, eiiiilird) mii(f)en clvjurte ic). 
 
 Aug'linQ', ang'Kling, t. tab ^\n(\t{n 
 -■line, tit aiitgdid^iiiir. -rod, 6ie 3ln 
 (jrlrutlj<. 
 
 Allfclo-sa'XOn, angglosaK'sun, nrf;. 
 nnflf Ifafljfirrf). A n g I o - n o r ' m a n , adj. 
 flngiOinuriHrtnilifd). Anglo-da'ni»h, act/ 
 fliiiiloitiiiiird). 
 
 Auiflo-Aaiioii, «. I.bfr^ntirlfn^bft 
 2. bii* *Jliiqflf.iff)(iri1)«. 3. tint «rt 5&irn«n. 
 
 Auifober, aiiggAijiir, ». [Sot.] 6if 
 iftoHbiriic. l"13dn, bet Sit'iifrj 
 
 Aiisfor, ang'gur. (itit. ^!l}.> «• bie 
 
 Au|i)r<*ra-r»bbi<,angg6'rA-rab'bit, 
 •. ber £<il'ri!hiii>. 
 
 Anffred, ang'gred. (t^art Angered) 
 adj. nmofT'i**. 'hm'«. trjiirnt. 
 
 AllH^rily., ang'grele. adv. I. jortliil/ 
 (irqcrdrt), im Si'ri'f- 2- t i'*Mtfr jbnft (i>. <i5e; 
 Ut)a>liri'li:c.), flir.jt'inbft. To speak — to any 
 one. (5'iiifii rtiif.il)rfti, iit'el nuliifffn. A »ore 
 Uintlookn-. <' (••))?(& JfineMtiiliibft«©<ftnbf. 
 
 Allf^-ry, any'gre. adj. I. jcmio, bofe, 
 finicrliil). i. ? jorni<5 , erbo#t (<IDf(l<Ji jo. 
 Trumboll. .1 t fdjuierj^nfl, ftreniunb, tnu 
 JUll^ct (OScrrfjuMir). 
 
 To be - with. Cmnn(()tn.) at uny one 
 for iniy thing, niif, lifter (^iiittt iwefjen Qtmat 
 tw iritu To grow -, iiuqcbtrtbiq merbcu. 
 To make — , ftofe innc^eii. nnjcrii, erjrtrnen 
 To be - at any tiling. lU'crCfTtoaS IJofe ("fin. 
 — wit, bie llMe Oilline; to have an - wit, 
 t>erbricpiirt) friii. Sh*k, 
 
 Auifuillirorin, anggwil'lefiVin, 
 (l.)nrf;. [Oiiitiirii.] ntilfijrmiiv |'(()lnii.jenf&rmi(t. 
 
 AlIKIlisll) ang'gwish, (fr. anguisse) 
 #. bie aiiiiiil, Dunl. [TeMPLE. 
 
 AngiiiKli, V. a. nn(]|7i()eti , quolcn. 
 
 Ampillnr^ ang'gi'ilur, adj. winttWc^, 
 frfig; eiiicii ^iiifcl bilbcnb. - point, ber 
 $tinft, ivi» G-tti'iiiS etnen 2Dinfe( iiind)t. 
 
 Anffuiat^rity ^ anggular'ele, 
 
 A 111;' II lit r II (•»!«, ang'gi'iliirnei 
 
 Alli{'ul«>.<iity, anggulns'eti, 
 «. bo6 iBiiifi'lini'- (?ifi(l«- 
 
 AnCCIllarly, ang'gulurle, adv. w'm; 
 felifl, iiitt (5-(ffii, ill 6fr 5fi(l)riin(i ber SDiiifel. 
 
 Annrillated, ang'^iilated.^a({;. iuill> 
 
 Aii([;'iilous, ang'gi'ilus, ^fefij), tt-. 
 fifl. Woodward. Gl.AnviLfE. (Burto!«. 
 
 Ans-iiMt, angiist'. (lat.) adj. f eiige. 
 
 AufiTUMtation, augusii'chun, ». 
 Me 2$eren()iitt(i. 
 
 An|{-||HticlavC, angust'Akl&re, ((.) 
 «.«ilf.9?inn) bii-T5iin>iir&iii6e, beripurpiirilreif. 
 
 Anltelate^ an'helate, c. n. -f fell; 
 
 AWl 
 
 (f)en, f(f)n<iii6cn. [bn« ^eiif^en. 
 
 Anlielation, anhcla'shun. (liU.) s. 
 
 AlllielO«e, anhelose'. adj.-]; feiicfjeiiC'. 
 
 Auliydrite, an'ldrite, *. [<))fiiuv 
 rnfn.] ber 9Inl)vbrit. Ure. 
 
 AnIiydrOiaK; anj'drus, (a. priv. U. 
 hydor, 'iaSniTfr) adj. [Ci)m\.] ntiht)ber, \vc\\- 
 
 fer(D3. ClEAVELAND. 
 
 Aniented, aneen'tud, (it. nieiite; 
 fr. ane'nntir) «(//■. *uerni(^tct,i'ercite([.CHAiie. 
 
 Alli)^llt, anile', ^ (a ^n(. Db. at 
 
 Anig°llt8, aiiites', ^ unb niglil) adv. 
 iRcidfti, bti ^n(t)t, in ber 9T.icf)t. Anight s, 
 im pt. iBtrb yon i)hi\i\(\tn unb geiuijljnlidjen 
 2Jemd)tiin<ien (iebr<iuc()t. 
 
 You must come in earlier — . Shak. 
 
 Anil, an'il, s. [S3ot.] ber^til, bie 
 3nbtni't)fl(in)e. 
 
 Auilenems, anJie'ncs.^ a.) s. t ta^ 
 
 Anility f anil'lot^, ^ i)ot)t wcibli- 
 d)e filter. 
 
 Animable, an'imabi, (Int. ani- 
 niare) adj. febenffiiljin, lid) bcleben Inffenb. 
 
 Animadversion , ancmadver'- 
 shun, t. l.^'bieiCiiljriieljmunii, 25eini'rfung, 
 'Seobnc^tnng. Glahville. 2. ber SBenwei^, 
 Inbel. 3. (on ob. upon) bie Slfjiibniifl, SRi'ifle 
 (eine« 9Jer<ie^en«). 4. • bie ^nipfinbiin!], 
 bfl« Seivugtfein. 
 
 Aniinadversive, Jnimadver'siv, 
 (aucf) An i mad V er 'sal) adj. ^ 6eiirtl}ei> 
 (nn<j<ffi^t<j , waljrnrljmeiib. -faculty, bie 
 0)nbe ber lleberlegiinfl. Gi.akvii.le. 
 
 Animadversiveness, anemad 
 ver'kiviies, «. bie Ueberle(]un<)$> tinb ^JeiiC' 
 tIjriliinnSfrnft. 
 
 Animadvert, anemadvlrt', ((at. 
 animus unb adrerto) v. n. u. a. 1. ival}r; 
 neljnien, empffnbcn. 2. yrrroeifen; einen Xci; 
 bel flusjipredjen (on, ubcr). Drvden. 3. 
 (upon) nl)nben ((5-tiu(t8) , beilrnfen. Grew. 
 
 To — any thing on ob. upon any one. 
 (Fincn flrnfen fur &tii<(i«, G'inem (^twni 
 uermeifen, ©inem uber QtmaS einen 93er= 
 luei* qeben. 
 
 Animadverter , anemSdver'tur. 
 *. ber Inbler, 9{icf)tcr, S3c|tmfcr. 
 
 Animal, an'emal, (Int. W.) *. I. bn$ 
 Ifjier. 2. 1 (i'ert^d)tli(^) bn« lljier (eine 
 biiinme "iperfon) 
 
 Aniinal, adj. l. t^ierifc^, nnimnfifif). 
 - flower, {3fntiirg.] bie ©eeneffej, ©eennes 
 nuMie. 2. finnlicf) (i». ^OTenfc^en). 
 
 Animalcule, animal'kule, Hat.) 
 s. iai Zijitviben. 
 
 Animality, anemal'ete, t. bic 
 lf)ier()eit , \!(uimnlirnt, Xfjiernotur. 
 
 Animalization, anemalezi'sliun, 
 [(E^em.) t. 1. bie rl)ieri|'rf)c3(neinnun(i, 25crj 
 tI)ierun(i.2.biea3f(]<ibuiinniittl}icrif(()emSclicn. 
 
 Aniinalize, an'emalize, V. a. I. 
 [(Fl)em.] in tI)itTifd)cn ©tpff iimiu(iiibfin, 
 uertfjieren. Ure. 2. iiiit tfiicrifc^em Ceben 
 begnben. 
 
 Animate, an'em&te, (fat. animare. 
 
 gr. aneraos) ». a. I. T belebeii , befeelen. 2. 
 
 i a) beleben (eine Seier, Silbrniile k.) b) be. 
 
 Icben,nnfmuntern, nnfcuern (bielnippenjc.) 
 
 Animate, adj. ^ bct'eelt, belebt, le< 
 
 beiibifl. [Icbt. 2.f lebfjaft, ninnter, le^enbig. 
 
 Animated, an'emated, adj. 1, be: 
 
 Auimatenes, au'emitenis, t. bai 
 
 ANN 
 
 aSetebtfein, bnS Ccben. fbcfeefeitb, bercbenb. 
 AnimatiU^ly, an'ematingic, nih 
 Animation, ancma'shun, s. I. bod 
 
 ^Sdeben, bie SSclcbiing, SBefteliing. 2. i b.i* 
 Sfbcn, bie 9ebl)nfti(]feit. [bcnb, bi-fccli'ii^ 
 
 Aniinative, an'emativ, adj. beh': 
 
 Animator, an'cmatiir, *. b(l6 be-. 
 lebenbe nb. 58fiueonng erjeiigenbc 'iprinjip, 
 (5-incr, ber Gtiua5 btubt. 
 
 Anime, an'eme, (fr. 533.) ». [95Pt.] 
 bai 3Ininteguinmi. 
 
 Anime, (ipcrfb.) ein 9Iii?brii(f, b:r 
 nnjfigt, bng bie Qltigcn eine« 9fnubt(;ifri'rf 
 eine nnbcrejarbc Ijnben, nlsS ba« 3;i;icr feibit; 
 in eincr lebljnftcn ©tefliing. 
 
 Animose, ancmose', adj. Ijeftig, 
 (;it)ig, Icbdnft. [bie fpifje, ypefttgfcir. 
 
 Animoseness, Inemose'nls, .«. 
 
 Animosity, anemns'cle. t. biT 
 llniuifle, 3i)rn, bie C^rbitterung, eeibenfc^aftJ 
 (i(f)feit, $t(je, ^eftigfeit. 
 
 Ani.«e, an'nJs, (gr. aniion) $. [55ot.] 
 ber OIniS. Indian -, ber ©ternniii6. 
 Stellated-, ber©ternani«. Anise-seed, 
 ber 'iitni, 9Ini«faincn. To cover with -, 
 niit «Hni« miirjen. 
 
 Anitlier, (fr^rtt.) ein nnbcrer. 
 
 Ani<er, ank'ur.j.djofr.-OTa^) beraiiifcr. 
 
 Aniile, ank'kl, (nngelf. ancleow) *. 
 ber ^n^(^)e(, aicnfef. --bone, ber JJiig» 
 fn&(f)c(. 
 
 Ann, )an, #. [SBeibctrn. ] 9Inna, 
 
 Anne, ) Spnnna, ^nnnc^en. 
 
 Annali.«t, an'naitst, «. ber Oal^r6iid|)> 
 fd)reiber, 9Innnli|t, 9Innn(fnf(6reiber. 
 
 Annalize, an'nalize, t>. a, -f in 
 ^ntjrbuf^iT eintmgen ob. nicticrfrijrcifr-n. 
 
 Annals, an'nalz (lat. annu^ reft, 
 an, ain, ein grrj5er ^rei«, annates). «. pt. 
 bie 3af)rbrirf)cr, ^Innalen, G^fjriinif. 
 
 AnnatS, aii'nati, (and) An'nates) 
 a. pi. 1. (p(^pil(. ^iiric] ber cri"ljii(;rige *}5frijn« 
 benertrag , bie Qafjrgelber, Qlnnaten. 2. 
 (rfim. Jtird)e) ja()rlid)e ■OTeiJen fi'iv ueritorbene 
 ob. (eOenbe ^perfonen. 
 
 Anneal, annele', (angi'If. anaclan, 
 onaelan o. ael. Del) v. a. [iCvtn.] 1. gill. 
 ()eni» nmcfjen, brennen (Onai, ©ifnt, 3iegei). 
 2. nnSglilljen, nii^-marmen. 3. nbfuijifn 
 ((?M(i«),in benifiiMofciibringeii, Si!en»to.>e. 
 4. 5Ien , niit Delfarbe tn'infen. 
 
 Annex, anneks', (Int. annectere) c.a. 
 
 1. (to) anfjnngcn, bcifilgen (ein Jlobicifr an 
 ein ob. einein tcilaniciite jo. 2. (to) l)iii-. 
 jufilgcn (etiwad ii'Ieiuerefi ju etma5 (Mrll'ye; 
 rem), uereinigen (tnit). 3. (lo) lu-rbinben 
 (mit). 4. (to) baju frfjlagen (ben 3etjnten jn 
 einera ^ac^te). 
 
 To be annexed to.., perbnnbcn fi'in' 
 mit (S-tiuaS, folgen nnf ©rmafi. 
 
 Annex, v. n. fid) bcriiljrcn, anflo(leii. 
 
 Annex, *. ba« 23eigefiigre, bie t^igen-. 
 f(f)nft, ber 3In(jnng. 
 
 Annexation, annlksa'shun, s. 
 bie 23e!filgiing ; (to) bie SBeteiuigiing, SJers 
 binbiing (inif). 
 
 Annexion, annek'shun, «. -f bie 
 !8eifiignng, SJiiljnngntig, SSci-binbiing. 
 
 Annexment, anncks'ment, «. I. 
 baS 5Inl)aiigcn, 93frbinben, bie SBerbinbunrv 
 
 2. ba4 9lngel)angre, SJcigcfilgte, Serbuitbene, 
 bie 3utf)at, ber 3Inl)ang. Shak. 
 
40 Fntp. far. fall, fat. Me. mot. Fine, fin. No. m^ve, n6r. ;,'of. 6il, cUuA. Tnho, t»''j. frtll. (//in. Tflfs. 
 
 AxNJ\ 
 
 Annillilable, anni'helabl, adj. 
 
 iievniittbar , uernirfjtlicf). 
 
 Amiiltilutef anni'liclate, (Int. ad 
 II. niliiliini) i>. «. I. f ucviiicfjten , jcritoreii. 
 2. t nuffjcben, uiuriefjen. 
 
 Anniltilatu, adj. \}n\nd)tet. 
 
 Annillilatiou, amu'licla'iihun. s. 
 
 1. bie 23trnirf)riiiig, .ScriK'niiin. 2. bai- aSer: 
 iiicDrerfein, bevriiiperilc aSorfnd, biciJiid)rii]Peif. 
 
 Aniiiversarily, amiever'tiarclc. 
 
 adv. jn(;rli(t). Hall. [aiiiiiiK) adj. jal)rl(d). 
 
 Aniliversury , aimever'saie. (lat. 
 
 Anniversary, «. l. ber On(}r«taii. 
 
 2. bnS Oal;re!-fctl, bie 3a(}rei-fniT. 3. [vm. 
 fntfjol. &itd)e] ini Oal^rt'Cijaiiflinf;, OnljviU"- 
 bnc^rnif; (XobienmefTe). [bi'ij ipcrrii. 
 
 Annu Uoiitini, dat. ^o.>iiii^al)i-e 
 
 Anuoisance^ airaoc'saiise, f. 
 >> u i sa II c e. 
 
 Anuu<2lination,aiiiiniiinieiia'sliuii. 
 (IiU.) a. [9i;i;ct.] 1. bne 2iJin-t|>id. 2. bcr 
 2i3ortergkid)f(iinfl. 
 
 Annotate, an'noiate, (int.) V. n. 
 <!liinicrfiiiuiL'ii jii cinev Sfl>vift niad)tii. 
 
 Annotation, aiiiioia'sinui. t. \. 
 bie -^Inmcvfunfl, gfine. 2. [-OJitb.] bie erikii 
 Si)iu(.itiniie (fines 'JiebfvC- ic.t. 
 
 Annutator , au'noiaiur. <. bcr 
 2lti!:len''r.&r(iiiitiTer,'.'[miicrfi'r,5iottiiinact)t'r. 
 
 .Anuotta, auuni'ia, s. [^paiibi'IJ bev 
 Crieiiii. 
 
 AnnOlinC<^, amiomixe'. (Iilf. an- 
 liiiiiciare) v. a. I I'l'rfiillbinni, ailf flllbiflfll, 
 
 tiiijeigcii, niimgeu, mclbfii, I'l'fiiiiiu ninrf)eii. 
 2. (<]crid)tiid)) inie.iVrei1)fu. Prior. 
 
 Anuou£iceiiient,aiiii(iiiiixe'iiieiii. 
 s bifi'*aiUlilibi(iuiig, 'JUlif'Of- Month. Mao. 
 
 Annttitncer, aiiii<)uii':>iir, <. bcr 
 Scrfiinbiflfr, ^Jiisjcifler. 
 
 Annoy, annoc', (MOrtn. amioyer v. 
 ueurC; niiire, fdjnbeil ; IiU. iiocere ) v. a. 
 pingen , tediiligen , befctjiveren , beiinrui)ii)t:ii, 
 ilitm; &inem 25erbru0 nindjcn; G-iiicin 
 fdjnben. 
 
 Annoy, ». bie ^(nge, £liin(, Uiinihe, 
 IBercfeiuerbe, ©tiiirunO/ bcr aScrbruf}, ber 
 ©djiiben. 
 
 Annoyance, annocaime, «. 1. 
 bii5 '^Iiigeu, Qunlcii, SBcliiitiiirii , bie ©to; 
 rung. 2. bie ^luge, SliuM, a)errf)iuerbe, 
 ©tijriing. [geifl, £liuilcr, Srbrer. 
 
 Annoyer, amioc'iir. «. ber ^(age; 
 
 Annoyful, aimoc'fui, ndj. ■}■ pia= 
 genb, befdjiverlid) , itorcnb. Chaucer. 
 
 Annoy oits, auauc'us, adj. fd)>iblid), 
 Inflig. Chaucer. 
 
 Annual, an'mial, (fr. aiiiiiiel) adj. 
 1. jiifjrlid) (G-iufonnncn :c.). 2. [53of.l (niir 
 einOflf)r Pb. eine O'lljre^'it biiiicrnb) jiil^rig. 
 — plant, cine jnljrige liftiuije. 
 
 The — motion of llie var-ili, bit ia\)rli<t)( 
 SSewegung ber &rbe. 
 
 Annual, «. bie jnOrige ^jliiMje. 
 
 Annually, an'iniaiic, adv. jai^rlid), 
 aflc 0<^')". 19{ciitrnl;iUn'r, Sribrcntner. 
 
 Annuitant, aiiiii\'ctaiit, ». bcr 
 
 Annuity, amiu'eie. (fr. aMiiiiite) s. 
 1. tie iai)vU(i)t t'citrciite, Slnuuifnt, Oaljr; 
 onIeil)e. 2. bai 3ol)rgsIB; ber 3nl;rc«n&trag, 
 bie 3n[)reSjn()liinfl. 
 
 Annul, anuul', (Int. ad nullum; fr. 
 aanuilcr> v. a. 1. aui^tbtu, (l6fc^affcn, un» 
 
 AJNO 
 
 llojien, filr nid)tig pb. ungiKtig crflarcn (03e; 
 fct>e:c.). 2. f ucrnid)rcii, jeritiircii, uerrilgen. 
 
 Annular, an'nular. (lac. auiuilu«; 
 cc(t. ain, ein ^rcis u. ul jung, flein) adj. 
 ringfiirniig. - crystal, [-Bfincralg.] ber 
 ilriilnd uiit ringforinigen g-lii(f)cn. ' [fiTinig. 
 
 Annulary, an'nuiarc, ndj. ring; 
 
 Anuulated, au'nulated, p. p adj. 
 3?inge ()nbcnb, geringelt. 
 
 Annulet, an'uuiet. s. 1. boS 9{in; 
 gcld)en. 2. [bm-ifdje Qlrdjit. ] bie 9{inue, 
 fdjninlc £ci|le; uicrecfige (iiefinifufrjierimg. 
 3. [ipcrlb.] iai 9{ingcld)cn, ilninidjeu. 
 
 Annulment, aniitii'uiciit, s. bie 
 Umilppung, 31ufl;e6ung, aScriiic^tung, 3ln= 
 nulirung, 2lb|'d)nffu"0- 
 
 Aunnuierate, annir'ntefaU, (liU. 
 aiiiiiiiiieraie) v. a. baiiiidl;ieii , bcijaljicn, 
 l>cired)iicn. 
 
 Annuineration,annuinera'sliuii, 
 «.bic23eired)nuiig,23eiiiil;iuug,ipinjured)nung. 
 
 Annunciate, aiinuu'iilieate, (f. 
 Announce) ». a. ucrfiinbigcii. 
 
 Annunciation, annunsliea'.ilimi. 
 4- 1. bie25crfiiiibigung. 2. [fvird^g.] bie SSer; 
 .iinbigiing ^Dlaria; —-day, 'JJ^iria SScr: 
 fuubigiing. 
 
 Annunciator, annunslica'tui , t. 
 1. bcr Serfiinbiger. 2. (gricd). &ird). ; ber 
 Jcfti'crfiinbiger. 
 
 Anodyne, an'odine, (gr. a priv. ii. 
 odyne, £d)inerj) adj. [i))?eb.] |'<^merj|lii: 
 leiib, linbernb. 
 
 Anodyne, *.f(^mcrj|lifleiibc8'll?ittel 
 
 Anoint, anuint', iliU. ungere; fr 
 oiadre) v. a. I. fiilbcn. 2. fd)tnieren. 
 
 Anointing oil, bai QMi-'bl. To — any 
 one. 6 cineu nbrdjnticreu, flbpriigeln. 
 
 Anointed, anuin'ted, ». btx &i 
 fiilCne be5 Jperrn, OTc|Tio5. 
 
 Anointer, anoin'iur,«. ber(Sn(6enbe 
 
 Anointing", auoiu'ilng, «. bn£ 
 ©niben, bie ©albung. 
 
 Anointuient, anoint'ment, ». ta& 
 Si-lten , bie ©iilbung , ba« 0)cfnlbtreiii. 
 
 Anole, anole , t. lOiaturg.] eiue ^rf 
 6ibcd)re in 5JBe)linbien. 
 
 Anouialipt^d, andm'aleped, (gr.) 
 adi. [Jiiitiirg.] nnomnlipebii'd). - «. bcr ano> 
 iuii(ipcbird)e 23i'ge(. 
 
 Anomalisin, anom'aiizm, «. bie 
 «>lnt^uialie , aU'ii)eid)nng I'un bcr 9icgel, 
 
 Anomalistic, anomalis'tik, ^ 
 
 Anomalistical, anomalis'iekal. ^ 
 ndj. unrcgeUiiiigig, nbiucidjenb, iiuonifilifd), 
 anLMunliilifc^). — year, [3i|tnMi.] bii6 lUio; 
 nuiii|'lird)e Onf^r. 
 
 Anomalous, anom'aius, (and) 
 Anoni'alar; adj. linrcgclninpig , IH>II ^er 
 3icgrl nbiDcidjenb, nnomnliu^ , (Sanifter, 
 'Huofvradjc, ^JJflnnje ic). - udt. Auom'a- 
 louxly, rtnomalifd). 
 
 Anomaly, anom'aie, (gr. anoma- 
 lia; celt., 11). Iiania, liavai) s. I. bie tin: 
 rcgclmngigfeit, ^Hbiweidjung urn ber Stegel, 
 2lnLniialie. 2. [^liTrrn.] bie 'ilitoinalif. 
 
 Anomeans, anu'means (gr.) «■ pi- 
 [^ird)g.l bie rcincn 2{rinncr. 
 
 Anomia, ano'mea, s. [^AtUtQ.] bie 
 »o()rinufd)el , 93fl(lnrbninrd)el. 
 
 Anoinite, an'omiie, «. [9!atur .] 
 bie p(r)leiuerte ^iiiiomie. 
 
 AJNS 
 
 Anomy, an'Ame. (gr. anomJA) «. -f 
 
 bic Ucbertrctiing be6 (JJeiVix^. Bramuall. 
 Anon, anon', dltigeir. on an = in one, 
 nn cinonbcr fort; iiid>t nbcr aii^ in one 
 niinntc) adv. 1. foglcid), iiuf ber ©telle, 
 glcid). 2. biSiucilen, jiiiueilen. Ever auJ -, 
 ininierfort, bci jcbcr (S)e(egenl}cir. 
 
 Anonymous, anniiennVs, (dnct) 
 
 Anon'ymal) (gr.) «'(/. ungenunnt, namrn« 
 \oi, nnonytn, nnonijmircf). -adv. Anon'y- 
 m ousiy , anoni)ni. 
 
 Anoplotlier, an'noplot/mr, ^ (gr. 
 
 Anoplotlie'rium, ^ n 
 
 priv., lioplon, ilBnffi'n, tlierion. iljier) *. 
 [&eol.] bng 21nc>plotI;crinni. [3Tii1)trel)eii. 
 
 Anopsy, anop'sc, (gr.) *. t bai 
 
 Anorexy, an'norekNC, ( gr. ) s. 
 ['Meb.l bcr -JKiingcI nn Q-filwH. 
 
 Another, anuTH'ur, (an ii. other) 
 adj. 1. ein nnbcrer, cine nnbcre, cia gnbcrei 
 (ucrfd)iebcn.). 2. (np(t> einer bniii) nnbercr. 
 3. (irgcnb) ein onbcrer. 
 
 One — , tinanbcr. One from -, iipn 
 cinnnbcr. One with -, niit cinnnfer, 3115 
 faninicn, nfle, 6cibe. One after -, mid) 
 einnnber. - yet? nrc^G-incr? One year with 
 -, ein OnI)r in iiai nnbcre gercd)net. Just 
 such-, gcrabe luie bcr, bie ob. biii? 'JInbere. 
 
 A n o t her- gai nes, adv. * licrfdjicbcn, 
 nnberS. Sidney, --gates, adv. « ihtj 
 rd}iebcn, iinbcr^. Sanderson, —-guise, 
 a n o t h e r g u e s s . anuTH urge* , adj. vert 
 fd)icbcn, I'on nnbercr 9Irt, nnbcrn ©djMga. 
 
 Anotta, f. Annottn. 
 
 Ansated, an'sated, adj. Qtljenttlt, 
 gcijfjrt, i>cnfel ob. (Siriffe l^nbcnb. 
 
 Anser, an'sur, (Int. ?B.) «. l. 
 [iJtnnirg.] bie(S3nn«; pi. bni5 03nnregef(<)lc(()t. 
 2. [i!l|lrun.] bie ®nn*. 
 
 Anserine, an'surin, adj. ju ben 
 (ijiinfen, bemcs)anrcgcrd)lcd)tc gr()C'rig, (JJnnfe... 
 
 — skin, bie ©nnfchnur. 
 
 Anslaiglit, an'siate, *. f bcr 9ln« 
 fn(t, bie ©djliigerei. f. Slay. 
 
 Answer, an'sur. (augelf.andswarinn; 
 
 gotl). swaran) v. a. I. Q-twii'i bcniltmiH-ten, 
 
 auf G'tiuns nntiuorten. 2. ± a) (einer ©ac^c^ 
 
 entfpredjcn, gctnn^ fein, ©enfige tfiun Db. 
 
 Iciilen, }u Q:Uva& tnugcn ct). pnffen. b) bet 
 
 j(il)lcn, nbtrngen (©c^uiben). c) befriebigcn, 
 
 nitifii(;rcn, w.'fl|i"il}ren. <l) crfiiden (iioffninn 
 
 gen 20. e) enuiebcrn. f) re(t)rfcrti,ien, L)cr« 
 
 nntiul'rten. 3. | (einer ©ndjo gcgcmiticr 
 
 fein. 4. (niic^ vcn SBogrin, iljicrcn) niif 
 
 Qima6 nntwiirtcn; (I'oni ©d)n) iwicberl)Olcn, 
 
 nntiuDrtcn. 
 
 2. c) The traders cannot - t!ie demands of 
 
 the buyers, e) The enemy answered 
 
 our fire by a shower of grape shot. 
 
 AVebster 3. Fire answers fire 
 
 (geuer luibcr gencr). Shak. 
 
 To — a problem (In mntliematici), eiti 
 iiintl)cinatifd)e5 ^prol'lcni nnpofcii. To - a 
 bill of exchange, [ipanbci] eincn S!33ed)fe( 
 l)onorir;n. To - a debt, 1. cine ©(((iilb 
 abtrngcn. 2. fiir eine ©d)iilb 23iirge iperbcn, 
 gutfprcd)Cn. To - exigencies, in iWPt()» 
 fallen bicnen. To - tlie purpose, jur ©nc^e 
 biencn rb. pnffcn. It answers no pur- 
 pose, U l)il|t iu Wid)t6. It answers the 
 pnrpose, e* ifl ebeu I'b. gembe rcd)t. Money 
 unswers all tilings, luit^ieib vnttiag man 
 
Fftte. ff.r. fall, fat. Me. met Fine. fin. ^'6. move. nor. jjiot. oij. r]6{u\. Ti'ihe. tnh. full. tAin, THis. 41 
 
 AiNS 
 
 Wli^. To answer an end, eilicui Q'tXi 
 fXidt riitiVrcd)cn. 
 
 AnHwer, v. n. l. antivortcn. 2. (to 
 
 any one for any thing), (f-inem fjaftrn, <)llt 
 
 of. cernntiuiirrlicft fcin , Inlrneii , gut i\t\)en 
 
 (tUD. 3. (for) 9{erf)i:it|'(fiiift flct'fii (uf-iT), 
 
 CtuhK i>crflntmt>rfeii , ^ft■^e u. Qliuwort flcs 
 
 ben (fiber). 4. i n) (to) ciitri'rcd>cii (eincr 
 
 €<id)t), r<iu()en, pa\\tn, biciifii (jii>. b) (to) 
 
 r;t>ireiii|liiumcii (iiiir). o fiiri'prf(t)tii iwcd)-- 
 
 fi'tfcttig bfjiliilitf) ftiin. di (\\it . jivfrfbientid) 
 
 fiiii. e) geltnnen (u. "Jlnfdjl.iiicn :c.). 5. tiiu^ 
 
 iiu-rtcn, ivieri'rf(l)onon , «>if^l•rl)llllcIl, juril(f= 
 
 l)iillen (t>. Qd)C). 6. [9{fd)tfipr.l ») ft(f) ocr: 
 
 aiitivorKii. b) errrf)eiiicii pD. ful) ilfdrn oor 
 
 Okri(f)t; (for any one) (S-inm ufrtrfttn. 
 
 4. c) Allegiance in the subject answers 
 
 to protection on the part of the prince 
 
 or government. d)Oypsnni answers 
 
 as a niaiiiire on a dry soil. WcnsTCR. 
 
 To-iigiiin. riitijrt]iieii, criuiet<rn,i'<rieljeii. 
 
 Answer, «. l. tie >iltituiort. 2. i a; 
 Sfcbe II. »3liita'ort, Die 9{e(l)rii)'d)iift. b) bit 
 2i.<ieberufrii(ltiiM«j. Shak. c) bit 25<miitH)ort: 
 Iii1)fi:it. Shak. 3. [9{f(f)t«iVr.] bit Sfrplif. 
 aScrantiuortung , 9tiitivi<rt. 4. [Wntf).) 6ie 
 ^luftiming (eiiir* 'iJ5ri)blrni5). 5. [OKnr.] b«r 
 O5i'g«ngrii0 (mir itniuMifiir(t)rif|fH). 6. bif 
 Sintiuprt, bet iOicberl)(i(l (ciiics G'djo). 7. 
 l^nrlrtiiifiitsiiVr.J bie^JtiimuTt, ^lUcff.iuiiHTt, 
 JKfirfnbrrffe. 8. bit 'ilnru>i»rr (Stfjrift, 2?ud), 
 fli* Q-rimeberiiiifl niif eiiie niibiTC ifcrtjrift). 
 i. a) lie will ciill you to so hot an - 
 for it. Shak. 
 
 In - to... <ll(5»!llitn>Prt nilf.. - -Jobber, 
 let 5{epliff"i'rf)rfit'iT, 9»rplifcnflfrtfflr. 
 
 AllS^VOrnllle, an-i^iiialil. adj. I. 
 bertutiuiTtiid). 2. (lor) I'lToiinuprfiid) (fur). 
 
 3. (to) genuifJ, fiinVrrctifiib (eincr *BiaA}t., 
 i5l'ereiu|limmeiib (iiiit); nMgeir.riTfU (finer 
 ©iid)e), i>crl)mtni(;niiif)i(] tniit). 4. flltid), 
 n^iili((> , eiuiVrf rf)f lib. 
 
 T6 be — to any one, (^itiein \)<\(ttl\ , gut 
 f!cl)eti. To be - for, gut (leOeii , 5)urge 
 merben, (jflfteii fur... 
 
 Ann'M'erableaesii, an'siirabincs. 
 $. \. bie ^ffliiiiuorilid)feir. 2. bie Serftut; 
 a'i,>rtlid)fcit. 3. bic Ojcuioijljcit, iiri>icfii<^feit. 
 
 4. bie aiiigcuieffeiiheit. a. bie »2lrl)iilid)feit. 
 Allit>«'«rnl)lyf an suiable. ado. I. 
 
 grndig, (ingrtiicfirii. 2. i>ci-l;altiii|}iiiii^ig. 3. 
 fliiid), ebenfo. 
 2. Continents have rivers — larger than 
 ifilrs. Webster. 
 
 Answerer, an'surur, <. 1. bcc 
 t^iMiinvrrter; '•3liita>i>rteiibe. 2. l ber Arg: 
 iier, 9liini>orrfr, Ofiplifiuit. 
 
 Au't, am, <!li<furiiiiig bci alteii<&d)rlfr: 
 flellern fiir an it pb. if it, and if ii, 
 ariin, n. ivriiii. f. And. 
 
 Ant , ^nt , I ant. yon — , he — , we 
 — 2C. fur I am not, yon are not etc. 
 
 Ant, ant, (nngelf. aemet) 4. I^inturg.] 
 bie 'Miiieife. 
 
 Ant-bear, Ob. - - e a I e r , ber QJmeii'i'li: 
 b.ir. — - e g g s , p/. bie atiiic it'eiuier. -hill. 
 --Iiilloek, - '■ hole, brr Slmeifent 
 t)oiifeii. 
 
 Anta, an'ta, «. [nit. 'Urdtit.] itt i<or> 
 fpringeiibe (*(fvfeiler. f. Ante. 
 
 Antaci«l, anias's'd, (anil U. acid) 
 . l>p!)iui» J ftiif btr Srtiirc eiuflrgeiigrre^te 
 
 AiNT 
 
 glurugfeit. fgccien bie 93irterfcif-. 
 
 AntacritI, antak-iid. s. bn« ^))iirrL'l 
 
 Antagonism, aiitag'oni^m. s. bie 
 OJciieinuirf ling , bn5 (i)cgcni'h:Ebci'i , ber 3ln; 
 tngpiiisni, 'BSiberihreir. 
 
 Antagroni.«t, anlag'^nlst. (gr. nnti 
 u.agonistes, ber .Viiinipfcr) i. 1. bcrOJcgiicr, 
 'liiiberi'iidjer, 9liiragoiii|T. 2. bni (5)egcn|liicf, 
 C^legeiitljeil. 3. [^ilnnt.J - ob.- muscle, ber 
 OJegeiiniii^fel. (iiiiberi1reitciib,niiriigiMii|1ird). 
 
 AntaS'oniJttic, amagnnitt ik, adj. 
 
 Antag'Unize, antag'onjie, V. n. 
 iviberilreOen , miberilrciten. 
 
 Antag'Ony, amag'ono, a. t t>c<^ 
 totreit, SSJiberilniib, a3iberilreit. Milton. 
 
 Antalg'iC, anial'jlk, (gr. anii U. 
 algos, (£d)iiicrj) adj. (^Mh'b.) fd)nieriiiiiberiib. 
 
 Antanaclasis, antaiiakla's>s, (gr. 
 lU.) t. (*J{l}et.] 1. bie <l!3ortmiebcrl)Olung 
 iiiit einem Doppelfiiine cb. in oerrd)icbeiicr 
 'Bebeiitung, 'Hiitiinntirtfiij. 2. bie 'ii5icber> 
 l)Pliiug uon iLI3i<rterii , bie eiiie ^^lirnfe oils 
 fiiiigen, niid) eiiier Uiiigen $areiitl)cfe, j. 33. 
 Shall that heart, (which not only feels tliem, 
 but which has all motions of life placed in 
 them.) shall lliat heart etc. Smith's Khet. 
 
 Antauait^U^e, amanago'Je, (gr. 
 m.) *. ['Jitjet.J bie ^cgen()er4>ulbigung, ^n: 
 trtiingoge. 
 
 AutaplirodisiaC , antafrudi^li'- 
 eak. ober 
 
 AntapliroditiC , antafrodilik, 
 (gr. anti u. aphrodisios) adj. gcgen bic 
 uiiiuul)' £uit, flnrii)enerifd>. -«. 6ai> -Miittel 
 gegen bie ruuilidje f'u|l. 
 
 Antapuplectic, amapoplek'tik, 
 (gr. ami u. apoplexia) adj. (liuipopleftil'il), 
 luirffiim gegen ben ©c^logflurj. 
 
 Antarctic, amark'tik, (gr. antI u. 
 arktos, ber33(ir) adj. [OJepgr.] u'ibiid), £iib... 
 -pole, ber® iibpol. —regions, bie® liblonber. 
 
 Antares, auta'iez, «. [■iiftcou.j in& 
 3fi>rpii'ni:-l;erj. 
 
 AntartiiritiCf «ni«ri;irii'ik, (gr. 
 ami u. arthritis) adj. gid)tl;eilenb. - «. Hi 
 '■Miittel luiber bie OHAt. 
 
 AntastltiliatiC, antastmat'ik, (gr. 
 anti u. asihma) adj. gut iviber bic (^iig: 
 briiiligfeit. - *. bai •'Siiiul luiber bie diu}' 
 briijligfeit. 
 
 Ante, Int. ante, gr anti, nngelf. u. 
 gi>tl). and = por, DDMn, pori)er iin 3u= 
 fnniinenfe(>ungen). 
 
 Ante, an'te, ) #. (9ir(^it.] ber wt-. 
 
 Anta, an'ta, ) fpringeiibe g-rfpfeilcr. 
 
 Anteact, an'icakt, (ante u. act) t. tie 
 friiljrre^nnbliiiig.lljntji^/. I'frgaiigencXiiiigc. 
 
 AntecedaneUUS, ameteda'aeus, 
 adj. porl;crgf (jciib , iHirnufgegaiigcn. Owen 
 
 Antecelle, amesede', (ante u. ce- 
 dere) v. a. (eiucr 6.id)e) pornnflel;en , im-- 
 l)frgel)en (ber 3fif "'irt)>- ^ _ , Hai.e. 
 
 Antecedence, anlcse'dense, *. 
 I. iai 2}ornu«gfl;fn, 25orl)ergel)fn. 2. [>2J|^roii.] 
 bie 9vii(flnuiigfeit, ber jeiidliiuf. 
 
 Antecedent, amcsedcnt, adj. 
 i<orljergtl)enb , oornngeljenb; (to) por. To 
 be - to.., eincr <B<i(i)e prrl)crgeOen. 
 
 Antecedent, «. l. [$ u. @iraniin.] 
 bns 95orl)ergel)eiibe. 2. [Cogifj ber 95orber: 
 fn^ , MA 9Jiifecebcn«. 3. I'OKntij.J bai SSor- 
 berfllifb. 
 
 ANT 
 
 Antecedent!y,anicse'dentle,arfi» 
 iHirgaiigig, pcrlmifig, fniljer: ito) pp». 
 Antecessor, ameses'siir. «. 1. 
 
 (llniuerfiraten) ber offeiiriid)e 9Cerf)r(?;lel)rcr. 
 2. ber JBorganger, SSorfol^r (iiii ■iliiire ic.) 
 .?. i ber >3liifiii;rer. 4. 13{cd;r?rpr.] ber fru/ 
 l)exe "^eili^er. 
 
 Antechamber, ati'tcKhambur, 
 
 (ante u. cliainbcr) s. biU* 3Sliriilll!nrr. 
 
 Anteciiapel, antetshapel, t. bie 
 9Sin-fapefle. [ber Ciiegeiibeiool)ner. 
 
 Autecian, Inte'shan, *. [OJcogr.] 
 
 Antecitrsor, antekur'»ur, (I. 2C.) 
 «. ber SSorlmifcr. 
 
 Antedate, an'tcdate, s. 1. b(\6 fru« 
 l)ere Dnruni. 2. l ber 93orgemi|5. 
 
 Antedate, aat. ante u. datum) V. 
 a. 1. juriicfbiuiren , fniljer bntiren, nntibn* 
 tircM. 2. 1 a) jimi 2>oriiin5 uel)iiien i^b. be« 
 iiel)en , porfd^niecf en , I'crgtiiiepen , porem* 
 pfiiiben. b) jurueffel^en. 
 
 Antedated, an'icdaled, adj. ppr> 
 cnipfiiiibeii. - old age, eiii ivi\l)e& 9llrer. 
 
 Antediluvian, umedclii'vean, ^ 
 
 Antedilliviai, antedcluveal, ^ 
 (lilt, ante II. diluvium) adj. l)urfiillbfluH)ig, 
 nnrebiliiiManifd). (nner. 
 
 Antefliiitvian, s. ber '}liifcbiluuii 
 
 Antelope, an'telApe, (gr. .luti u. 
 
 elaphos) t. |3ool.] bie >3liiiiiiu\e. 
 
 Antelucan, aincli'rkan, (int. an- 
 teliicanus) adj. iu>r S?irf>t feienb. 
 
 Antemeridian , an lemerld'jean, 
 (Int.) adj. pcriiiittiigig. 
 
 AntemetiC, anteniel'ik, (gr.) adj. 
 bn# 53red)en ilifleub. - *. ein bai i&ttdftn 
 llillenbeS OKitiel. 
 
 Antemundane , antemun'dAne, 
 (Int.) adj. yor {?rfd)aiTiiiig ber iBelt pi'rl;nn» 
 ben getpercn. 
 
 Antenicene, anlenl'sene. adj. bet 
 eriteii itird)eiiperrniiimiuiig i'dii 3iiciin por» 
 nngeljenb. [[(Jnrinu.j fie 5ul;ll)ornet. 
 
 Antennae, anten'ne, (int.; s. pL 
 
 Antenuiiiber, antenuiu'bur, (inr.) 
 *. bie purberc 3>il)l' Bacok. 
 
 Antenuptial, antcnup'shal, (Int.) 
 iidj. iiorljoc^jeitlid) (iiinber :c.) Kenv. 
 
 Antepasclial, iimepas'kal, adj. 
 }iir 3>-'it por Diteni geljijrig. 
 
 Antepast, an'tcpust, (Int.) s. 1. bic 
 flcine 2>ormn!;lieit. 2. ± ber 23i)rfcj)mntf, 
 SBorgenup. 
 
 Antepenult, amepcnuli'. (int.; «. 
 [(Sirnnun.] bie brittlri>re Siibe (iwie syl hi 
 syllable), [teniate, «(/y. ((yrnilUli.l brittle^t. 
 
 Antepenultimate, antepem'il'- 
 
 AntepileptiC, untepelup tik. (gr.) 
 adj. [■OJi'eb.] nntiepili-prifd), fn(iriid)tl}eiliiiib. 
 - s. ba6 ^)Jfitrel gegen ^ic '5n(irud)r. 
 
 Antepon<%, au'tepone, (lat.) V. a. 
 1. porfeOcii, i>or O'tiiuij fei^en. 2. i porjiel)rn. 
 
 Antep(»sition, amepoiish'un, «■ 
 [(i)rainin.J bie 25ornnrei;iiiig. 
 
 Antepredicam<^Ilt,antepredik'- 
 anient, (Int.)*. l?pg.) bn^ 25i>rprnbifniiieiif. 
 
 Anterior, amcreiir, dnr. S[13.) a^j. 
 1. i'Prl)ergeI)ciib , ppraiigel)enb ; Co) tri'il)rr, 
 niter (nl6) (ber 3?it luid)). 2. pcrf)rrgrl)fnb, 
 oorber, Porn befiiiblKt), 2Si'rber..., l)ijl)fr. 
 
 Anteriority, aulereurele, «. 1. 
 bai e-l;frfein, gnil;erfeiii. 2. b<\& 25rriifciii, 
 
^2 Fate, f'.r, fall, fat Me. in^t. F!ne. fin. N6. ni6ve. n^r, -of. 6Il. cl^i^d. Ti^be, t^h, fiVl \hh\, Tllis. 
 
 AM 
 
 M( Mf)cte ©rclle. 3. bna fjfifjere 9Hter. 4. 
 e« ajorrniid , S5i>rjii(i. ^^ [jitnmcr. 
 
 Anteroom, an'teruum, «. bn^QSor: 
 
 Antes, an'tcz, dat. 2B.) «. pf. 1. 
 [9Ird)it.] bie luirfprinonibe" Irngpfeifer. 2. 
 bie I'L^rberflc 9?ei()e iGdn|lD(fe. 
 
 Antestatlire, aiite.stat'tsliure, ;. 
 r^ricgSbf.] 6ic ld(<)tc JBcrfrfjanjimg , 3nrd)i= 
 neiu'erfc^niijunfl. 
 
 Antestoinacll, ante.-itum'uk, ((.) 
 «. t Per SBornuiflfii (I'ri 25oflf(n). 
 
 Antevert, antcveit', (int.) ». a. f 
 (einer ©acfto jtU'orfumiuen , uorfreugen. 
 
 AntlielinintiC, ant/ieliuin'tik. 
 
 (gr.) adj. bie 2i3uriiuT oertrcibeiib. - t. bn^ 
 2Biirniniiftc(. 
 
 Antltein, an'i/ilm, (gr.) «. ber 6^or= 
 gefnng, aS}ed)reIgfrn"g, ilird)eiigefnng, S?Licf) = 
 gefnng. --wise, adv. in bcr 2Irt ftne^ 
 S!Ced)fc(ge|nnOPS- [^j.^ atfterfnuiifle. 
 
 Antlieinis, an't/iemls, «. [23ot.] 
 
 Anther, an'i/air, (gr.) *. [93ot.] bic 
 ©taubfoU'e, ber ©tnut<6fute(. 
 
 Antlieral, an'tAural, adj. [SSot] 
 ju ©tnubf'eiitcrn gpf)orig. 
 
 AntUerileroiis, antMirif'Irus, 
 adj. [!8i)t.] - plant, bic imfffointiieti cut: 
 mirfelte, im UDdfnmmciicn SSli'iteni'lniibe tu'; 
 finblid)e ob. bcnreU'eti crrcirf>eiibe ^ffaiije. 
 
 Antliological, ant/tolodje'ekal , 
 adj. nntfioti^gifd). 
 
 Antliolo^^y , ant/iol'ojc, (gr.) *• 
 1. bie 9I0(;niibIuiig fiber 58Iiimen. 2. bie 
 9(ntf)orpgic , SSliiniciKefe (u. (J)ebif^ten :c. ). 
 3. [gr. Sirrfjc] bie 9lnt(;iilngie. [tolling. 
 
 Anthony, an'tonc, *. QlntDit, 9In: 
 
 Anthony's fire, [>X?eb.] bnsaiiitonS: 
 feiicr, ber 9?Ptl)faiif, bic 9?Dfe. 
 
 Anthophyliite, aniAof'lllitc, 
 (gr.) «• [S))?iiierii(g.] ber 9Iiitfioii|;i)fnt. 
 
 AntllOriS'llI, an't/ionzm, (gr.) «■ 
 [3it)tt.] bie cntgcgeiigere^te a3efd)rci6ung Db. 
 Definition. 
 
 Antliracite, an't/irasi'te, (gr. an- 
 thrax) *. [^X?incr(i(g..] bie KoljUnHewtit. 
 
 Anthracolite, f. Anthracite. 
 
 Anthrax, an't/naks, *. 1. [«3)icb.) 
 Me ^pcftbeiile, "ipejTOtnfc, ^nrfcunfel. 2. 
 (biSro.) bie ©teinfi'We. 
 
 AnthropOglot, antArop'&glot, 
 (gr.) *. bns iljier niit einer 9Kcnf(t>eniunge 
 (roie ber ^^pnpngei). 
 
 Anthropos-raphy, antAripog'- 
 grafe, (gr.) «. [9limt.] bie 97?enf(f)en6e|"d)ret= 
 bung. 
 
 Antliropolite, ant/trop'olhe. 
 (gr.) *. [®eo(.] bie 93crficincning von mtxifd)-- 
 lif^en ^orperffjeifcn, beS nimfd)!. ^orpcrS. 
 
 Anthropolog-ical , ant/iropo- 
 lodje'ekal, adj. [^I)i)fii1.] nnt[;ropLi(Ligir(^. 
 
 Anthropolos'ist,ant/iiopol'l6jist, 
 «. ber aint^rcpntpg. 
 
 Antliropolog-y , Int/jrJpol'ojc, 
 (gr.) «. 1. [^()i)fii'(.] bie ^^)fen|"d)enle()re, 
 TOenfdjenfunbe , 2(nt()rnpDlLigic. 2. [^I;itor.] 
 bie 9I6f)anb(iing ubcr bn^ uttiic^c SBefen be6 
 Wenf(^en, 9infurgerd)id)te be5 *»?enrd)cn, 
 Slnt^rppnlogie. «3. [I()ciil.] (bic 9?cbent*nrt, 
 r.io ®Dtt nnf^ 9lrt txv 97?enfd)cn f)nnbelnb 
 bargefteflt roirb) bic 9lMt(;ropolLigie. 
 
 Anthropoinancy, Int/iropom'- 
 ansl, (gr.) ». bie ffl3n()r|"nfleret aui nienfrf)^ 
 
 AxM 
 
 (idjen ©ingeroeibcn. 
 
 Anthropoinorphi.sin , antAro 
 
 ponior'fizm, *. [il^tL'i.] bie aScrmcn|'d)(i- 
 d)ung(5iel)re, bcr 9lnrl)rppiMniH-p()ii;'m. 
 Antitropoiiiorphite, antlno 
 
 ponior'fite, (gr. antliiopos u. niorplie) *• 
 [If;eol.] ber S3ermen|'d)lid)er OJotte^, 9lntl}rp= 
 pomc>rpl;ifl. 
 
 Anthropomorphous, anr/iro 
 pomor'fiis. adj. tni'nrd)eniil)iilid). 
 
 Anthropopathy,ant/tropop'at/(e. 
 (gr. antliropos u. piitlios) *. I. bie cigcn; 
 tl}um(irf)e &mpfinbunn6nrt bci? "^^fciifdjen. 2. 
 [i.l)ei)(.] bie 95ernien|'d)lid)Uiig5Iel)re I'. Qioit, 
 Slntljrnpppat^ic. Owen. 
 
 Anthropophagi , am/iropofaji. 
 (gr.) *. pt. bie 9)fenfd)cnfre|Tor. 
 
 Anthropopliag-inian, antAro 
 
 pofajin'ean. *. * biT ■i)1feiirrf)Cllfreffer. Shak. 
 
 Anthropopltag-ous , aiit/uo 
 pof'agus, adj. nienrd)enrre|Tenb. 
 
 Antliropopltag-y, ant/iropol'aje. 
 *. baS *^7?enrd)enfreffcn. 
 
 Anthroposcopy, ant/iropos'- 
 kope, (gr. skopeo) s. bic Jlenutni^ be^ 
 nienfc^lidjen (E^ar^iftcrS aui ben il wper.jugeu. 
 
 AnthropOSOphy, antytruposntc. 
 (gr. sopliia) s. bie '>)3hni'd)eiinntiirfenntnig. 
 
 Anthypn<»tiC, anthipnoi'ik, (anti 
 U. Iiypnos) adj. [-Web.] bi« ©d)lnfriid)t I'cr; 
 trcil'cnb. -«. bai ^Witter gegcn bie®d)l(ifrud)t. 
 
 Anthypochondriac , antliepo 
 lion'dreak. (gr.) adj. [S)3?eb.] tni(jriid)t()ei= 
 lenb. - ». bag 9}filjriid)rtuitte(. 
 
 AnthysteriC, antluster'ik, (gr.) 
 nrf;- nnitteriueli^eilcnb , nMtiI)i)|leri|'d). - •»• 
 Mi *D?ittcI gcgcn bnfi Wiitteriuet). 
 
 Anti, aii'tB, (gr. anii), praep., bie in 
 3urnninienrc^ungen bebcutet, luibcr, ent> 
 g e g e n , gcgcn. 
 
 Antiaci<l, antcas'sid, arf;. bcrSnure 
 cntgcgengeie^t. - ■». cine bcr iSnure entgc; 
 gengefc^tc $5(u|"ngfcit. 
 
 Antiamerican, anteamer'ckan, 
 adj. nntiamerifnnifd) , ben inicrifnnird)cn 
 5ntcreffcn !C. JUlvibor. [An (arthritic. 
 
 Antiartiiritic, antcart/mt'ik. f 
 
 Antiastlimatic , anteastmat'ik, 
 f. An tastlimatic. 
 
 Antibaccllins, antcbak'klu*, (gr.) 
 s. [$oef.] bcr 9liititnKd)iuS. 
 
 Antibasilican , aniel>azil'ekan , 
 (gr.) nrfj.berfDniglidjen'iJJrac^tjuiuiberfeienb. 
 
 Antic, an'tik, (int. antiqims, fr. an- 
 tique) 1. n(t, (ilti'nterircf) , nltniobifcf). 2. 
 roltfnni, fnd^ertic^. 
 
 Antic, #■ 1. ber qsofTcnreigcr, .^nnS; 
 luurft, ®nnf(er. Shak. 2. bie grntse, @nu; 
 fclei, Spenser; pi. bic ^offen. 3. [aJrcf)it.| 
 ». pi. bic .'Sluiiftiucrfe awi bcni 9I(tcrtf)uin, 
 9Intifen; ®rote6fen. 
 
 Antic, V. a. I. juni 9?nrrcn ob. tnd)fr» 
 (i(^ ninc^cn. Shak. 2. (ein Siict)) (luf bcni 
 ©d)nitte tnit IJiguren jicrcn. 3. t «ntif nr: 
 beitcn. 
 
 AnticachectiC , Sntekakek'tik, 
 (gr.) adj. [<)]ieb.] gut tuiber bie itncf^cyie. 
 - *. bnS «5)?itter gcgen ic. 
 
 Anticatarritai , Intckatar'ral . 
 adj. [SOTcb.] gcgen ben JJlug. - «. bni5 
 ■TOittet gcgen ben J^ItiO. 
 
 AnticausotiCjant^kiwsot'ik, (fft-) 
 
 adj. [Wfb.] (Jtftm t-nt "tiittimtriirr. A c t i- 
 can so tic, s. bnfi "ixivtel qujtn eai i»renn» 
 fteber. [A ntecnnmber 
 
 Antichamber, an'ietshiinbiir. f. 
 
 Anticlirist, an'tckn'st, (ami u. 
 christos) s. bcr 9lnrid)ri|l. 
 
 Antichri^iiail, antckiist'yi'm.arfj. 
 luiberdjritllid) , und)ri)liic^. - *. ber ainl)nn» 
 gcr tt6 'ilmidjviil, geinb bcr d)ri|llid)eu Kcf 
 ligion. 
 
 Antichristiailism,antekrist'yun< 
 iim, *. 1. bn6 20ibcrd)ri|lcntl;uni. 2. bie 
 aintid)ri|i;'regtcrung. 
 
 Anticliristianity,antckristshean'. 
 ete, s. tic\6 5Diberd)ri|lenti}uni. 
 
 AuticItroni.Slll, antik'ronizni, (gr. 
 chronos) s. bcr»2lntid)nniitMn, 23er|loi5 gcgen 
 bie 3eirred)nung. Selden. 
 
 Anticipate, amis'cpate, (Int. an- 
 ticipere) v. a. I. I'OMU^-, iiu 2l5ornu5 , UPr« 
 (jer ncl;nien ob. t()un, iun"megnel;iucn , niiris 
 jipiren. 2. ju fru()c, I'Dr ber 3eit uel;nien, 
 uorgrcifen. 3. a) uDrnuS gcnitgen, DornuS 
 enipftnben, b) pornu^reljen. 4. ucr(;tnbcrn, 
 (einer ©nd[)e) uorbnuen , jnuorfoninien. 
 3. a) To — the pleasures or evil., of life. 
 Webster. 
 
 To- payment, [^nnbcl] Dornu!;bejnl)len, 
 uor ber 3eit 3n')I""g lei(len. Wliy shouia 
 we - our sorrows? mnruui foUttn luir iui6 
 vot bcr 3eit ^uiuiuer ninif)cn? Antici- 
 pated, porcilig; - old age, ein fn"il)jeiti« 
 gc(5 filter. 
 
 Anticipation, antissepa'sliun, «. 
 
 1. bie iSoriuegnnijinc, 25i'rnu5nn()nie, ber 
 SBorcnipfnng, bie SBi.)rnu«beiieI;uiig, t}(\6 95or« 
 greifcn. 2. bn5 3ui'PrfDnuncn. 3. bcr aSi'r* 
 genu0, S3Drrd)ninrf , bie SBprenipfinbung. 4. 
 b(\6 93crurt(;ei(, bcr I'rrgefnijte 93egriff. 5. 
 [^lliiU] ber JU fri'if) nngegebene Ion, 9lfforb. 
 6. ldii)et.] biea3orl;crii'ieDer()i)iung. 7. (^»fcb.] 
 ber Slnfnfl cine^ g-ieberS t'or ber geiuc(;nli(f)en 
 3eit, fruf) eintrercnbe gieOernnfaU. 
 
 By -. juni SSi'rnu^'. 
 
 Anticipator, antis'sepitur, a. ber 
 uorivegninitnt, jui'orfnuinit, norgrcift. 
 
 Anticipatory, ami.N'epaturre, adj. 
 unrgrcifcnb , I'ormrnuel^nieiib. 
 
 Anticlimax, antckli'maks, (gr.) 
 «. (9?l)et.] bic fflcgenfleigerung. 
 
 Auticly, an'tikic, adv. I. nIfniDbird). 
 
 2. mitgrntjen, niit poiMcrIid)en ©tcllungen. 
 Anticiaiasii, an'likmask, ^ s. bic 
 Antimasit, an'temask, ^ &an(' 
 
 (crnin^fc. 
 
 Anticonstitiitional, anteknn- 
 stctu'slninal, adj. |'i|5oiir. ] iierfniTungSiuibrtg. 
 
 Auticonstitiitionalist, amc- 
 konstciii'siiunalist, jt. ber SJerfnffungC'gegiier. 
 
 Antecontag-ionist, amekonta'- 
 jei'inist, *. ber 21ntifoutngioni|l, (5iegner bw 
 2lnilerfungS(c(;re. 
 
 Anticonta^ious,an(ekontA'jeriv, 
 adj. bic91nf(c(fung befnnipi'enb ob. i()r juiviber. 
 
 Anticonvulsive, antckonvul's'v, 
 adj. [yjiei.] nntifoni)ul|liiiri-f), gegen 9>er» 
 jurfungen niirfinni. - *. bn3 'OTittel gegen 
 95ei*jurfungen. 
 
 Anticor, an'lekor, (Int. cor) s. 
 [Dfotlnrjncif.] bic 58ni|lgerd)a'Ultl. 
 
 AntiCOSmetiC,anieknznict'ik.orf;. 
 antifi)£nietifc^, ber ©d;5nf)ett nn(t>tt)'Ul:g. 
 
FAtP. f'.r. fall, fat Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, movp, n5r, got, 6il, Mtitl Trtbe, tnh. fnll. l/nn. TMis. 43 
 
 AIST 
 
 Antlcosmptic, «. tai antifo^metifc^e 
 gRfrtet. [ipofe Juwi^pr. 
 
 AndCOUrt, an'tek(^rte, adj. -{■ tem 
 
 AntiCOlirtierf aiitekorte'yur, s. 
 ber {Ji'inb Pb. Okgiifr iei ipofed ob. btr 9{e! 
 fliftllllil. Ash. 
 
 Auticrcator, antekr^i'tur, t. in 
 0einb be* £(l)i'PfiT6. 
 
 AlltideiilorratiC, 1 antedemo 
 
 Autideiiiocratical,^ krai'ik, 
 
 anteHeiiiokrat'ekal, adj. antiCemorratird), 
 6«t JSolf^rfiiiffiiii'l fl^hiMB. 
 
 Antidotal, aniid^tal, adj. a(« ®e> 
 gftigift fcienenb. 
 
 Antidote, an't^H^te, ((jr.) «. 1. tai 
 &c(itn(\iit. 1. i ba« ©cgcnmittfl. 
 
 Antidote, v. a. niit Qtencnniftcit, 
 ODctifmiiittcin I'mtfjeii, bnbiird) erljaltcn. 
 
 Autidotical, antjdo'lekal, adj. aii 
 ©fflfiigift bifiirnD. -«rfo. Antido'tically 
 ais Oie(\tn<iiit. 
 
 Antidysenterlc , aiiiedi»»cnier' 
 r!k, ndj. [OJfeB.J niljrl;cileii6. - «• tai 
 9?ii!jrniittfl. 
 
 AntieinetiC,antiimet'ik.arf;.[^eb.] 
 lai -i)rfd)fii ffiUene. - «. cm 6a< i8re<t)fn 
 (lifldibf* -Witifl. 
 
 Antiennealiedral, Smeennc 
 Slie'dral, (flr.) arfj. [itri)tlrt(lDgr.) jiuolffeirifl 
 prismnfifd). 
 
 AntientllUltia<ttlC , anteenl/m- 
 ilieas'iik, odj. ttm (^m\}\\f\i\Smu6 jiiivibcr. 
 
 Antientr}', (briTfr .\ncientry) 
 ine'tslicntre, j. bnS Olltfr, 'Qlltcrtljlim. Gray. 
 
 Autiepiseopal, auieepiakopal , 
 oilj. (iiitiepiefopali("(^. 
 
 Antievanm:(*lical , antelvanjel'- 
 ikal, ndj. brill Q-iMiiijcliiiiii t\ni}i'qtni]t\t^t, 
 oiitifUiinn.lifrt). [griiiifff^tc ©fite. 
 
 Aiitiface, an'tefase. t. bit tiitgr: 
 
 Antiranatic, antefanat'ik, «. brr 
 ©eiiiifr, ivciiib te& Joiinti^miiS. 
 
 Autirebriie, antei'elj'ril, (wlat. 
 fe\ir.s)ailj fiftrrhfilriib. -«. ba^Jietfriiiittcl. 
 
 Antinatterin)^, ameflat'ti'iring. 
 adj. bn- S(()iiiei(^elei itiiuibcr rb. tiitflegcii> 
 Offeljt. 
 
 Antijffiiifler, ani^gi'g'lur, «. einc 
 Mrt Spcbtr jiini (f-iitioiTcii I'Oii Sliifrfjcii. 
 
 AntiiieCtiC, anteliek'tik. adj. Uu\ 
 (jeiifiid)tt)i'ili'iib. - * f(i# l.'iiii(ifiifii'f)tniiiril. 
 
 Antiitypnotic , aut^liipnocik, \. 
 A II t li y p II o t i c . 
 
 Antiiiypocliondriac, anteiMp- 
 
 &koii'drcak, \. A ii I It y p o c li o ii d r i :i c. 
 
 Antiiiy.<«teric , aiit^liisier'iik. f. 
 
 An t li y K t e r ic. 
 
 Antiio^'aritlim, antelog'arit/tm, 
 *. ['OKnri).] bic GTiiriiijiiiiji bc5 2piiiirir()iiiiu' 
 fill'* ©iiiu5, ciiUT Sffiiiitc Ob. Irtiigriirc. 
 
 Antilog°y, aiifil'oje, (i\r.) *. ^cr 
 5Biberfprii(^ (jii>irrf)fii *3liifrrurffii pb.Stcflcii 
 tinti S(f)rifrilcf(rr#). 
 
 Antiitianiac, ant^mi'iicak. ^ 
 
 Antiinaniacai, aiitenianiakat. ^ 
 adj. iimhiifjiiiil)i'ilriib. [flfiiicrc •5)?ii*ft. 
 
 Antiiiiask, an'temask, «. riiic 
 
 Antiinetaboie, anicmetali'ole. 
 ((jr.) *. ['JUjet.] bit ISJorrwirbfrOi'liiiig in 
 Dftftfticbrnm «fbeiiriiii(ifii. 
 
 Antiinetatlie.siM,aiiieni^ta(/i'isis. 
 t. t9?t)et.] bit aiiitimetnttjei't. 
 
 AJNT 
 
 Antimeter, antim'metur, (qt. me- 
 tron) s. [Dpt.] bnij Sliitiiiieter (ein pptifd)e« 
 ^erf}eii(j). 
 
 Antimetrical, antemut'rekal, adj. 
 
 nntimefrirrf), ijegen tie Jfeijedi be5 25er^iiia(je5. 
 
 Antiniinisterial, aiiieiiiiiiiii.ste' 
 
 real. adj. nntiiniiii|1erie(I, beiii •"Kitiiflcriiim 
 
 eiitgrgcngcfe^t. 
 
 AntiniiniNterialiRt, antenun 
 ni)itc'realist. *. bcr(yc(jiier beij iBiiniiteriuiii^, 
 aJntimiiiiilcriffre. 
 
 Antiinonarcllical, antemonar'- 
 kekal, adj. niitinuMiiirt^irc^. 
 
 Antimonarcliicalness, ante- 
 moiiar'kckaliies, i. I. bilfi Sllltimonrtrdjtrdje. 
 1. ber 5?(itJ flfflf" f'f TOonnrcfcie. 
 
 Antinionial , antciiio'neal, adj. 
 [(F^em.] fpief5(5fan<i , tiiit ©pie^glni! bcreitct, 
 niitiiiuMiiiil, Spiff;gta«... [g(n«mitte(. 
 
 Antinionial, «. [^eb.] ba6 «£pie@> 
 
 Antimoniate, antemo'iieate, s. 
 [ff^fiii.] fpiefjglaSmiirrS >Sa(j. Heurv. 
 
 Antiinoniated, aiitciii6'iicatGd, 
 adj. iiiit ©piefjglnnj perfect. 
 
 Antinionic , antemo'nik , adj. 
 [dljeiii.] - acid, bie Spicggdiiiji'iiure. 
 
 Antlinonlous, antemo'iieus, a(ij. 
 [dljeiit.] unpoflfoiimieii fpiegglnSfnuer.-acid, 
 bit iiiipoflfpniniene @pte0gl(iii)faiire. 
 
 Antiinonite , an'iemunite , «. 
 [dljem.] rpie0gla6fmierli(^e« @a(j, oyibirteS 
 ®pirPg(n«. 
 
 Antimony, an'<^mune, (p. gr. mn- 
 noi)«. [dhem.] bo$ ^Jtiitiiiiuiiium, ©piefj: 
 gl(i«, ber Spicfjiitdii). 
 
 Antimoraiist, anlemor'ralllst, «. 
 ber 5eiiib , ©cgiier ber ■•OTrrfll. 
 
 Antimusical, amemu'zekal, adj. 
 nntiimififniifdj, ber 'Wufif juiviber, fcin JDljr 
 fur bie 'Wiiilf f)iil'eiib. 
 
 Antinepliritic , antenefnt'ik, 
 (nepliriii*) adj. [-JJJeb.] grie«l)ei(eiib. - s. 
 t>\\i (i>rif6iiiitto(. 
 
 Antinoniian, autinu'mean, (gr.) 
 adj. bem 0)c|e(je jiiiuiber; jii beii 3Ititinp: 
 iiiierii gc()[>rig. (tiiiDtiiier, OiciV^pcrarfjrer. 
 
 Antinoinlan, s. [^ircfigj ti^r "iiW' 
 
 AutinoillianiRm , anteno'ineu 
 niziii , *. bic ?el>re ber 9liitiiioniicr. 
 
 Antinoillixt, an'ienuinist, i. 
 [tf)fp(.I ber Wi-fc()effeiiib , 03cfc()pernd)ter. 
 
 Antinomy, an'tiiKHiie, (gv. nomos) 
 *. (3{e(f)t5rpr.] bie Iliipcrtraglic^feit jiueicr 
 (yflV(5eobcr(5)i'rf(>t()cileiiut eiiuiiiber. Bakeu 
 
 Antipapal, antepa'pal, ndj. ben 
 ■J>iipi5imi6 tefiinipffiib. [3Iiitipapiiiiiiii. 
 
 Antipapi.^iii, aii'iepapi/.iii , t. ber 
 
 AntipapiNtic, amepapis'iik, ^ 
 
 Antipapl.StiCal, aiile|iapiii'l^kal.^ 
 adj. iiiuipnpifliM). 
 
 Antiparallel, antepar'rallel. ndj 
 rtiitipamfld, in einer cnrgegengefvoren OUdy. 
 tnng lanfenb. 
 
 AntiparalytiC , antlparalit'ik. 
 (gr.) adj. (a^iiiiingl)cilcnb. — «. iai Witttl 
 gogcn ben ©(f)liigffii0. 
 
 Antipatiietical,aiilepat/ict'ckal.^ 
 
 Antipatlirttic, antepai/iel'ik. ^ 
 ndj. ven OiiUiir jiiiuibcr ob. enrgege n, iinuer: 
 rriiglicf). 
 
 AntipatiieticalneMK, aniepa. 
 t/iet'lkalnes , «. bie Unuertragftdjfeir, tae 
 
 AJNT 
 
 9tnttpntf)etir(f»e, nntilrlirfje 3inuibcrffin. 
 
 Antipathy, antip'ai/ie, (gr. pathos) 
 «. (to, ninnrt)mal against) i. bie 'TiiUnrnbi 
 neignng, '^atnrf(i)ui , 9liitipiir(;ie, bii3 P)e. 
 gengcfiKjI (gegeu). 2. [%^l;l)^.J bie Unpertrng» 
 Itctjfcit (jipeicr ^i3rper). 
 I. Inveterate antipatliies against par- 
 ticular nations and passionate nttarli- 
 nients to otiiers are to be avoided. 
 Washinotow. 
 
 Antipatriotic,anlcpAtreoi'ik,nrf/. 
 unpntritnirc^. 
 
 Antipedobaptist , anteplddd- 
 bap'tist. *. ber (ijegiier ber itinbertdufe. 
 
 Antiperistaitic,anicperestartik, 
 adj. [^TJfeb.] antipfriiTalrifd). 
 
 Antiperista.siM , anteperJs'tasis , 
 (gr. 533.) ». bie Slntipcriiliife, ber 5i5ibcr« 
 fpictiTreit, bie 333iber|1re(Ming unb (Jnrgegen. 
 roirtung. [adj. nntipfrijlntifd). 
 
 AntiperistatiC , anteperiHl.it'ik , 
 
 AntipCStilt^Iltiiil, antepe.stelen'- 
 slial, adj. pciliicrtreifrciib, pcflheilciib. 
 
 Autiplllog-iKtian,aiitel)oJi.st'yuii, 
 *. ber («fgncr ber Seljrc pom 'ijjlilngiitpn. 
 
 Antiplllog-iHtic , antetlojis'iik, 
 adj. 1. erfriKfjenb, bie giebcrhioe bampfenb. 
 
 [Gljeni.] bcrSel^re iH>npl3l)(i»(ii|ton .uiiuibor. 
 
 AntipIiIoj»-i.stic, s. [-))feb.J ein 
 bie %iebetl)i^e biiinpfenbc? '))iinr(. 
 
 Antiphon, an'tctnn. ^(gr. pliono) 
 
 Antipliony , antJrone,]*. ber2Be(()i 
 fclfbor, bie iJliitipljonie. 
 
 Antiplional, anufonal, \ 
 
 Auti]lilOIli«, aiiietoii'ik, \ 
 
 Antiphouical, antcfnn'ekal, j 
 adj. antipl)i'iiirrf), jiir 'Jlntipf)oiiie gdjorig. 
 
 Antiphonary, aniiConare, ) 4. 
 
 Antiplioner, antlfonur, I bad 
 Gf)ortnid), cycinng&iic^. 
 
 AntipIiraKi.<; , antiffrasis, (gr. 
 phrasis) *. (?{l;ct.] berOJegnifinii, ba5 233ort« 
 I'piet, bie ^Iiitipl^rnfe. 
 
 AntiplirastiC, antefraf^'tik, > 
 
 Antiplirastical, antefras'lekal.^ 
 adj. nntip(;ra|1ifd). 
 
 Antipodal, antip'i'idal, adj. gegen* 
 fi'ipig, niitipobifc^. - meridian, ber *]DJir» 
 ragf-freid ber (^Jcgenfujiler. 
 
 Antipodes, antip'ode/. , (gr. 2B.) 
 *. pi. 1. bic ©egeitffifjier, 9Intipoben. 2. ± 
 ia6 SBibcrfpiet. 
 
 Antipoison, amepoc'/n, s. icii 
 (JJcgciigift. [genpnptl. 
 
 Antipope, an'tepApe. *. ber (55e« 
 
 Antiport, an'tepnrt, *. bie 25ortl)iir. 
 
 Antiprelatical, amcprelat'tckal, 
 adj. bcni 'iJ3rii((itenflanbc jnivibcr. 
 
 AntiprieKt , an'icprc^st , t. ber 
 ^frtffenfcinb, geinb ber (i3ci)llid)fcit. 
 
 Autiprie8tcrartj,a>itepreest'krafr, 
 jr. t)i\i 03egcn:, 9lntipf'offciirl;iitn. Birke. 
 
 Antipriuciple, anieprin'sepi, «. 
 ber (i5cgciigriiiibra(3. Spekser. 
 
 Antipropliet, antcprnf fit, s. ber 
 ipropljcrcnfeiiib, (iSegncr ber 'ipn'ptjctcn. 
 
 AntiptONis, antip'tusis, (gr. IS.) 
 s. ((SJrniiiin.l bie 95enued)!<liiiig cb. 95er' 
 reeling ber Siifle, (?ii(lperiued)i<(iiiin- 
 
 Antipuritan, amepiVrcian, M. ber 
 9(iiripiiriraner, (SJcgiicr ber ^piirifiiiifr. 
 
 Antiquarian, amckwa'rean, ad^ 
 
44 Talf. ffiP, Pall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. No. move. n5r. uof, ^il. rlSiuI Ti'ilic Jiil». full. (/,iii. Tflis. 
 
 ATsT 
 
 nttcrt()iinific6 , iintiiiiiiirifd). 
 
 Antiquarian, s. iev'H(ttrtf)umUr, 
 2t!irii|iiiir , ^(ircvthiinisfi'rrctiT. 
 
 Anti<|iiariaiii.«iii, antckwii'ica 
 n!/,iii, s. tic Cii'tH- jii aiitfiTljiiiiicrii. 
 
 Autiqitary, an'tckwaie. *. ber 
 9!!tcrt!)iim^feiiiiiT, iJl(terr(;umsfiu'fc^)cr, 2Jii: 
 ti-limr. 
 
 Antiqiiate, an'iekwale, v. a. al<- 
 fonimcn oB. I'lTntteii Iiiffcii, niifljefrcii, (if>.- 
 frfjaffctt (Cyefdjc ic). [ueraltet. 
 
 Antiquated, an'lekwated, adj. 
 
 Antiqiiatedness, an'ickwaild- 
 nes. s. bev ,3ii|liui6, bn Q-twai ait ob. ucr; 
 ftiret t|1. 
 
 Autiqitatiou, antckwa'sliun, « 
 1. bii5 a3crn(rctrfiii , 9I(tei-tl)iini. 2. tit >Uiif= 
 ^ct'iir.n, 3Ibu-f)nffuii3. 
 
 Antique, antcck', (Uit. antiquus) 
 adj. 1. o.U, limit, nttuiiterlid). 2. nltLnUfrifrf), 
 ainupbifrf). 3. (jjemoljiit. umie) liid)er(id), 
 luirrifc^, feltfntii. 4. (iltcrtfjfiiiilicf), aiitif 
 (I'on ten fflr!crf)eii ic. f)erfomiiieiib). 
 
 Antique, s. ta& 9J(tcrt()iiin, 3Hter> 
 t()iinii-|1ucf, bie Slutife; (ini aidfl.) bie nlte 
 g^'lteiiljcit. 
 
 Autiqueness, aiiteck'iie.s, «. bn£ 
 Slire, 5I(tcrtl)iiiiilid)e, n(rcrtl;fiiiilid)e 2Iiu°fcf;iMi 
 (.citifr <S(\d)e}, 3((rcrtf;iim. Addison. 
 
 Antiquity, amik'kwetc, (Uu. anti- 
 qiiitas) s. I. biu' *}l(rertl)imi , Urnttcr, bk 
 fiSorjeit. 2.bn5 9Urert(;iim, bic5lltcn. Dawes. 
 
 3. I t(\i i)0\)e Sllrev (ciiioC- ";33ffnrc^cii). Shak. 
 
 4. baf ai(tert()iim , ipl)t ^Ktcr (ciiier @ad)e, 
 ^.imilic ic). 5. }il. bie SKtcvtlji'imer (Uebcv; 
 rc|le ber nlten ^iiiiiTiucrfe), 51iuiqiiifnreii. 
 
 Antirevulutiunary, antercvo 
 lu'.sliuiiare, adj. gonfnrcuL'liitioiiar , ben 
 ©frtatfiiniiviitjiitini'n eiifgi'dfii. 
 
 Antirevulutioui^t , antlievo 
 lu'.shiini.st, *. ber (ScgciireiHiIiitioiiflr. 
 
 Anti^abbatarian, amc-vabbata'- 
 reaii, s. [Sih-(i)(\.] ber 9liirira66atnrier. 
 
 Antisabian, antcNa'bean, adj. bent 
 ©afciiiiiism, ©aOei^nt iuiuibcr ob. entgegeii; 
 aei'cijt. [adj. niitipfiifnrd). 
 
 Anti$>acer(1ota1,aiite!ia.serd6'tal, 
 
 Antisicians, aiitish'eaiis, (qv.) i. pi- 
 [®eogr.] bie (5)eflfiirrf)ntti(]cii. 
 
 Anti^iCurbutic, anteskSrbA'tik, 
 adj. niUifforCtiitirrf) , rd)iiri;H>(fhei[eiib. 
 
 Antiscorbutic, s. tai SSJiittd (je; 
 fltn ben ©fiirtiit. 
 
 Antiscripturi<«iti , antenkrip'- 
 tKlii'irizni, s. bai £augiicii ciiicr oi?ttlid}cn 
 CifeiiOnnmn. 
 
 AntiiicripturiKt, auteKkiip'tslui 
 nst, *. Qinev, bet bie giutlidjc Difciil'aniiuj 
 laiinitet. 
 
 Antiseptic, anlesep'lik. adj. ['DJJeb.] 
 bcm 23raiibe, ber gnuliiifj lyibrritefjeiib, nii; 
 tiieptifd). [bcii !Smiib cb, bie Jiiuliiilj. 
 
 Antiseptic, «. b{[i gWittcl luibcr 
 
 Antisocial, anrcso'sbal, adj. nil; 
 flcrctird)aftlid) , (icre(ird)iifnuitrin. 
 
 Antispasis, aiiti.s'pasis, (gr. Kpao) 
 ». [i)]?cb.] bie 9J('leitiiiifl brr ©lifre iiait 
 eiiiem anbcrii H)cile bcij Korprr^^ hiii. 
 
 AntispasniO(liC,aiilespai[iiiO(l'ik. 
 (gr. spasiiios) adj. friiiiipfiltflriib. [ijirrrl. 
 
 Auti.spasmodic, >. bo^ j^minph 
 
 AutispastiC , anlespas'Uk. udj. 
 
 AiNX 
 
 APA 
 
 [^:0?cb.] 5eiltf)tiiifeiren (lf>fcitenb. I 3. Anxious to coinmit mo mistake. 
 
 Antispastic, J. [OXeb.] ba* Sl&leisi An xions to ple:i.se. Webste*. 
 
 tiinn^mirtcl. Anxiously, anU'.shn.-iie, adv. l. 
 
 Antisplenetic , antesplenei'Ik., baiigi-, niigiliid), iuiriil;ii], frfforgt. 2. eifrifljl, 
 (gv. -spleii) adj. niilj|'iid)rl)eileitb ; bie Wnde: forgfiitrig. 
 
 ntr'iil)renb. [*. [■?fi;et.] bie Qliiriilafe. Anxioissuess, ank'.sliusnls. ». i, 
 
 Antistasis, anils'ta.^Is, (gr. st.isis): bie 'Sniigigffit, 91eiig|tiid)feit, 9?enirglid)feit. 
 
 Antistes , amis'ic^, (int.) «. ber 2. bie Sorgfalr, eifrigilc >Bemii()iing. 
 
 Cbcrprii'iler, 9IiUi)te3. Milton. 
 
 Autisttroplte, } ant?.s'tr6fe, (gr. 
 
 Autistropliy , ^ ^troplie) s. I. [nit. 
 
 '$i^c\.] bie (53egeiimenbi:ng, ber P3egengcrnng, 
 
 bie 2Iiitt|lropl;e, ®egen|lrL^pl;e. 2. [©rnnini.] 
 
 bie ©d)(ii6iinebEr(;Lifuiig. 
 
 Antistruiuatic , Snt^stiumat'ik. 
 (Int. stiuiuii) adj. |"frc>pl;elnt)eilenb, topfuer^ 
 treit'Biib. 
 
 Antitliesis, aiitit/i'e.sis, (gr. thesis) 
 «. 1. [9{I;et.] ber (yegeiifnti, bie \Uiiritljefe. 2. 
 i ber ©treir, ^yieiiiuiigi-t'lrcit. 
 
 Antitltetic, antct/iet'ik. } adj. 
 
 AntitUetical, antct/zlrekal. 5 All: 
 titljetifc^. 
 
 Ant itrinitarian,antctiineta' lean. 
 #. ber Dreieiiiigfeitolniigner, I5reieiiiigfeir^; 
 gegiier, SIntitrinitnrier. [rnrifd) 
 
 Antitrinitarian, adj. nntirrini; 
 
 Antitrlnitariani.sin, an ten Lie 
 ta'reanlzin, *. bdi Oniigiieii ber ij. Dreiei> 
 iiigfeit; bie 2el;re ber 9liuitriiiitnrier. 
 
 Antitj'pe, an'teiipc, (gr. typos) s. 
 [H)eo\.] bn6 @egeiiC>iIb. 
 
 Antitypical, ametjp'ekal, adj. eiii 
 CiJegent'ilb bcrreffenb ob. crflnreiib, gegeiu 
 bilblic^. 
 
 AntivarioIoUS , amevaico'lus. 
 adj. [S)J?cb.] oor ben 55Inrterii rdjilyciib. 
 
 Antivenereal, anteveuc'ical. adj. 
 gegen bie oenerifrfje ilrnnfl;eit, nntioeiicri|'d> 
 
 Antler, ant'lur, (fr. aiidoniller) s. 
 ['Snibnifpr.J bie Sliigcn: ob. SB-ibfproffe, ber 
 (Jisfpriepel. Brow-antlers, bie uiitcrn 
 ©nben, aiugeii|pro(Ten. Sur-ob. bear- 
 au tiers, bie D6ern ©iiben. 
 
 Antlered, anciurd, adj. nut Qii-- 
 ipriepeln uerfcljen. 
 
 Antlet-lace, ant'ltt lase, *. ba6 
 3nrfd)en. t[®''i.''gi*-l &ic G)egeiil'eiuol;i'er. 
 
 Antoeci, anlce'sl, (gr. oikeo) s. pi. 
 
 Antonoonasia, antononia'/lica, ^ 
 
 Antonoinasy, aiiti')iiom'a.>e, ^ 
 (gr. onoma) «. [Lliljer.J bie iiiuonontni'ie. 
 
 Antre, an'iiir, (int.) «• bie ipbijle. 
 
 Antwerp, au'iwerp, s. [0)eogr.] 
 3(ntiuerpcn. 
 
 Anvil, an'vil, (nngtff. anfilt, nenfilt, 
 nltengl. anvelt) a. ber Qlnibog. Rising-, 
 ber Bmcirpi^nniOojj , bn« Soppell^orn. Stock 
 of an -, ber ^Io0 cine5 2tinbope^. Sniall-, 
 ber i?nnbnm6o(3. [^Jlrbcir feiii. 
 
 To be on tlie -, 1 ini 'SUntt fein, in ber apo n. antlnopos) i. [-'iiicb.] bie 'OJfenfc^eu* 
 
 Any, en'ne, (nngrlf. anig, aenig; 
 l)Lif(. eeiiig; b. einig) adj. l. irgcnb ein, 
 irgriib (JtivniJ; irgenb einer, irgenb einc, 
 irgenb cin^. 2. cinige. 3. einer, eine, cin6, 
 3einnnb. 4. jcber, jebe, jebcS. 
 
 Any one, - body. 1. irgenb (J-ilier. 2. 
 3cbcrmnnn, Oeber. - tiling, i. irgenb QU 
 m\^-. 2. ■iUki. 3. gnnjiid). 4. (i:t)va&, ein 
 ^a3i>nig. im ffleringiTen. Not - one word, 
 fein eiiijigeS SSjort. In - place, ilbernfl, nn 
 jibem Orre. Not - one, ntd)t &nn, ?iie. 
 ninnb. Above -thing, Ijnuprfndjlic^ , not 
 nllen Dingen. Not -. iteiiier, ^Tiiemnnb. 
 Not for - thing, utn fcineii <)Srei5. An 
 dinnk as - thing, gniijlid) eb. oi'llig 6e« 
 tninfen. — body than yon , jcber 9lnbcre 
 iilf ©ie. [etiunJ, nnr nrd). 
 
 Any, adv. I. irgenb. 2. ein 2Benig, 
 Any how, niif irgenb einc3Jrt, e5 fei luir 
 ti \wUe. -where, 1. irgenbiuo. 2. ubetaK. 
 - whither, irgenb UioI}iii. - more, ein 
 ~lGi'iiig nu()r, nod) iiiil;r, mc[)r. Not- more, 
 gnr Diid)ti° niel;r. - further, mciter, noc^ 
 iveitir, ein 5Bcnig loeiter. - longer, innger, 
 nod) Innger, ein 5Benig Iniigcr. Without - 
 more ado, rijne lucitcre llniilnnbe. 
 
 Aorist, a'orist, (gr.) s [gr. (53rnmm.] 
 ber 9Ioriilu5. 
 
 Aoristic, aoit.s'tik. adj. noriflifd), 
 nnbeitttnint, jn eiiieiu 3Iori|Tiiij get^ilirig. 
 
 Aorta, adr'ta, (gr.) «. I'JInnt.] bie 
 groije S^mc-. ob. ©d)Ingnber. 
 
 Aortal, aor'tal, adj. jnr grrfjen 
 'IJiiliJnber ge()l!irig. 
 
 Aouta, aou'ta, *. [!Sot.] eine 9lrt 
 ■OJiniilbeerbnnni niif Drnljiri. 
 
 Apace, apase', (a ^rnfr. II. p.ice) 
 adv. I. gefd)ii)inb, rd)nc[I, l}urtig, cilig, rnf^). 
 2. f)nflig. 3. jn|"e()enb5. 
 
 It rains-, ti regnet fe()r |1nrf. Night 
 wears -, t& tngt nfltuiiljiig. 
 
 Apag-og-e, ) ap'agi'ijc, (gr. SB.) *• 
 Apag-og-y, 5 1. [S2og.] bie ,3urilrf« 
 fi'il)rnMg niif eine Ungereinirljcit, 5Ipngoge. 
 2. [-)KnrI).] bie SIpngogc. 3. [ni()en. Oicd}t] 
 bie a3orfiil;rnng eine^ niif ber iljnt ergriffe* 
 lien "WiiTerljiUcr^ oor ben 3{id)rer. 
 
 Apagogical, iSpagmlje'ckal, adj. 
 [9og.| inbireft, mirreU'nr (iieiuci!>). 
 
 Apaid, apade', adj f ocrgiulgt, ju* 
 frieben ; i 11 - a p a i d , ini(!iHTgiii'igr. 
 
 ApantUropy, apant/nope, (gr. 
 
 Anxiety, angzi'ete, (Int. nnxiu.s, 
 angere) s. 1. bie ^tiigjl, 23enngiligiing, 23nn< 
 gigfcit, ^perien^beflcnimiing, a3erorgniG'- 2. 
 COTeb.] bie !5nngigfeit, JBeflenininng. 3. i f 
 bie ©djiuierigfeii , .Rlemnie, 5Scriworrciil)cit, 
 ber Born. 
 
 Anxious, ank'shus. adj. I. bniigc; 
 (for u. about) nngiliid), Oefilinincrr, iinniljig 
 'locgeiD, beforgt (uin, lurgfii), I'd'orglid). 2. 
 forgfnitig, eifrig, geiinn. 3. berorgi'nin, uoni 
 cifriflfii "iDmirdje &ei"eelr, eifrioil be\niH)t. 
 
 |rt)rn. [(gr.) *. [3{l)fr.J bie ■Jluf.jnOUing. 
 
 Aparitltiiiesis , aparit/i'mesis, 
 
 Apart, apart', (a ^riif. II. partjodo. 
 
 1. beircire, teifeit, f>ei ©eire. 2. bcfonberS, 
 
 nOgnonbcrr. 3. (from) nbgefeljen (oon). 
 
 3. — fram all regard to Ills morals, he ■• 
 
 not qualified, in other re.specis, for 
 
 the office he holds. Websteb, 
 
 To lay -, beifeitiS icgeiKfflelbu-.). T^put 
 
 -, i entfernen. To set -. l>ei ©rirc te^eiu 
 
 Apartment, apaii'mcnt, tfr. aj>> 
 
Fntp. C'r. r'lfl. fat. Mf. m^t Fine. fin. N6. ninvp. n6r. j^nt. oil. rlonil. Tnlif. lnl>. fnll. ihhu Tflis. 45 
 
 A PA 
 
 pMrtrnicnt) *. tie ^'chnung, ^a* 3'ii'*ntt/ 
 Otenind), tie 9frihe oiiinufr. 
 
 ,^patll<*tiC, apat/iet'ik, adj. lincm> 
 
 pftiiMi.li, fiihlk'5, flffMlidpS. 
 
 ApMtliy, apat/je. (a ^rnf- il. ([T. pa 
 tlioxj «. Me ijuljfli'fiflfeit, llncmpfiiiMicSjfeit, 
 
 Apntitc, ap'aiite. (<]r. apaloo) «. 
 
 (^WiiiiTiilii.l ^er £pnr(jrlt1f in , Me phpfpl)pr 
 
 I'aiirf itatfe^^e. | Me nii(<<ie|Tre(fte flnd)e Slnn^. 
 
 JlpmiltIC, aiiavvni'. (fr.) ». (>>erlt.l 
 
 Apc^j ipe. <l)i^(l. aap; (nn. abe; nn> 
 
 (jelf. apa; fd)u•e^. ii. ir. apa; i6\. ape; w. 
 
 ab. epa) *. 1. |3fcr.) ttt »2life. 2. i a) ter 
 
 9lffe, iJfiidjiiffer; nibcrne ■•TCeiifc^ , iWnrr. b) 
 
 Mr'JIffe (-J^ll?^rll(f ^er 3'irtliif)fcit). Shak.. 
 
 Proo. The higlier an — goes, tbc more 
 
 he hIiows IiU tail, je bof)er rill Dtinini: 
 
 fppt (leiflt, berto niefjr flibt cr fief) ^li'fien. 
 
 To lead - • to hell, n(6 flite Oiiiiflfer (leri 
 
 ben. To be one* -, (J-inen nod)nfftii. 
 
 Apr-benrer, — carrier, ter f)er> 
 unniff7ell^e ^offeiircifier. (men. 
 
 Ape, r. ". n<id>flifen , fffnuifrf) nndialj: 
 Apeak, Speke', (a 'ilgrnf. n. peak) 
 adv. I. (inf ber EpKje. 2. ['TOnr.) fenfredu, 
 rtuf n. nieber , geraCe Qtcr vb. miter (^fnl 
 *Knrer). (iitiiird). 
 
 A Pennine, ap'cnn{ne, ndj. aprn: 
 Apennine, } *. [ffleonr.] Me<2Ipen= 
 A pennineK,^ ninen. 
 Apepny , a|.ep'«i, ((jr.) #. t (Web.) 
 bn« 9Jfrrfliuinti^iini>frmi!<flen, Mt SBerPnu: 
 unii^ninnnel, t>ie llnrerfflulicftfeit, llni'ertxinf! 
 Aper, A'piir, *. Cer >)iiirf)iiffer. (Ijeit. 
 Aperi(*nt , ape'r^eut, (Int.) adj. 
 [«DreD.) i>fFnen» , nt>fill)rtn&. (TOirtcl. 
 
 Aperl«'nt, *. (-WeM ein erolfnentefi 
 Aperitive, aper'etlv, ad), f. Ape- 
 rient. 
 
 Aper<, apert'. dflt) adj. -f- pffen, <1M< 
 gmfd^eintltf), iini'erfinl)lcii. — ado. A p e r t'l y, 
 pffen, fret t)ernii«, pljne S?tt\l. 
 
 ApertiOn, aper'ihun, ((At.) •. f 1. 
 bie Crffuiinq, M6 Ceffnen. 2. bit OffTniinfl, 
 tvr I»iir(1iiiiiiifl. 
 
 Aper(ne««, apert'nes, «. 1. bie Cf: 
 fenlH'it. 2. bie Rinrtjeit, I)eiit(i(()feit. 
 
 Aperfur, apcr'iur. {iiit.> # [Unnt] 
 ^er 9liifI)E6er lein *D?iitffci). 
 
 Aperture, ap'iiitcluWe, t. I. bo? 
 Deffnen, bie Ci-ffnimn. 2. bie Deffniinn (ber 
 Ctirrf)fl(inn). 3. t bieffrfffnunflCbe^ginncC'), 
 (j-rfliiriiiin. 4. [(i5ciini. ii.Cpt.] bieCeffiiiinn. 
 ApetnloilN, apet'llnK, ((ft. a priv. 
 n. petition) ndj. |$pt.) bhinienHnrrlp*. 
 
 ApetalouNneKH, apel'alusnls, « 
 (Sot.) bie »linnen6lnttlpfi(ifeit. 
 
 Ap<rx, i'peks, (lar. "10.) pi. apexe«. 
 I. I. biegpi^e, ber fflipfet. 2. (93pt.l bie 
 ©pi^e bef iJriirf)tfMPtcnS. 3. [(iJrnniin.] biif 
 Sfitten eincr Innncn £i)(be, ber ^nnfr, 9U-: 
 tent nuf Sii(f)ftii6en. 4. [^llltertf).] a) bie 
 iPrieflerfjniibe eine« 5'>T"*'n. b> ber Jrber: 
 btifrf), i^eltnbiird). 
 
 ApiinereKlK, adr'^s'..^ (qr. '■SS.) 
 AplierenlH, aierc'sis. 5 «• '. bie 
 Mnfnnflfi'crfnrjiMin, 23rrf tlrjiiMfl , lii"ir>iinn 
 Dcn I'prn. 2. [Pbir.] bnf "Jlbiieljinen, 20r(i= 
 ftftneiben ; [TOeb.) {>ie (F-iimTiiiiii!], ^rgi'djaf; 
 fnnti I'Pii envaf £d)iiMirf)etn. 
 
 Aplianite, aCantie, (qt. a priv. tl. 
 
 A PL 
 
 phaino) «. [gKineraffi.! ber 5(pl)nnit. 
 
 Aplielion, af'e'leiin. ((\v. apo n. 
 helios) s. [^^IrtriMi.] bic gonnrnfrriie. 
 
 Apliidivorous, ateiiivnru.s, (({r. 
 apliis; I,u. vorare) ailj. [Duinirg.) blart: 
 InnffrefTenb. 
 
 Apllilantliropy , afelan't/irop^. 
 (a priv. pliileo 11. aiiliirop'is) j. I. bicCicb; 
 Ipfiflfeit, ber 'TJiongel nn ■iBIenrdjenliebe. 2. 
 [i|5M)rf)iit.l bie ^)rinr(^enfrf)eu. 
 
 ApIiis, i'fis, «. lOiiiturg.] bie Snu«, 
 SriUtinnij, SBinnnlnii*. 
 
 Apliios-lsitic, afl^jK'iik, (n priv. 
 II. plilogistos) atlj. fliiniinenloS. 
 
 Apiiuny, af'one, ((\r. phone) s. 
 bie Stimmlpfigfeit, (£prnd)Iii()niiing. 
 
 AplioriKin, afoiiiini, (gr.) «. ber 
 ^pl)iiriSin, Sfl>rrvrnd), eebeiofs. 
 
 ApliuriKiner, Afurum'ur, «. ber 
 ?lphori5iiienfriimer. 
 
 AplloriJIitical, aforis'tekal.^ ndj 
 
 Apiiori.«tic , af6r?s'iik. 5 <^pl;D; 
 riftifrf). — adp. A pli orin't i cally, i . 
 
 Aplirite, afrhe, (gr. aphron) *. 
 [iJ)?iiiemIg.1 bie ©rf)iiiiinerbe. .Jameson. 
 
 Aplirizite, af'rezit, «. [^Dfinemlnl 
 ber "Jlplinfit, 9ircf)eiijic(;er. Phillips. 
 
 AplirOfliRlaC, aiTrodizh'eak, ( 
 
 AplirodlNiacai, arrrn(le<hi-akal i 
 ((jr. aphrodite) adj. tm 0)er(f)lc(f)rf trifl' 
 reijenb. [trieb reijenbe<j '•Mfittcl. 
 
 A plirodlKiac, ». eIn ben 03efd)lorf)t#> 
 
 Aplir«>ditf>, afrodite.^ J. l.[3lHM.] 
 
 Aplirodita, aO^di'ta,^ bie @ecran: 
 pe , "-MfeerniQU*. 2. ITOijtf)] 3(pl;robite (9Je; 
 nn«) / 
 
 Aplitlionic, af't/tnng, (p. <\r. apo 
 n. phthoggos) *. ein 5.>nrf)|fab Pb. nicljrere 
 Sud)ft>iben , bie nnt^ ber fleaH>hniid)rn "Jin?: 
 fpro(f)e tt6 933prte« nicfjt <iel)5rt luerben. 
 
 AplltllOU*, af'l/ius, (gr. hapbthai) 
 adj. I'TOeb.] tnnnbfnnlig, jur 'TOunbfmile, 
 jiitn ^nnbfff)mnnim gefiorig. 
 
 Aphyllous, af'illiis, (gr. phyllon) 
 adj. (35ot.] blattlpS. 
 
 Apiary, A'pcari, dat. apiarlmn) «. 
 ber 25ienenitrtnb, t><\6 lMcnen()au5. 
 
 Apiaster, A'p^axtur, (api«) «. 
 [Drnirfj.] ber SJicnenfrffJer. 
 
 A'plces, ^. j^ 
 
 A'pexcs, V' 
 
 Apiece, apecse', (a ^r^f. tl. piecei 
 
 ndv. i. fiir bai Stfirf. 2. fi'ir Oeben, fiir 
 
 iebc 'jperfpn, niif Qincn, rtiifOcbeii (bcii 9lii: 
 
 tfjeif etneS ^ttcn nnjeigenb), 
 
 2. Here is an orange — . Webster. 
 
 Apis, A'pis, (lat. <S3.) s. I. [Si'i'M 
 bie 2Jienc. 2. [ntt. Qlegijpt.] ber((5)ott)^!(pit5. 
 
 Apisli, i'pish, (f. Ape) ndj- i. niTi'ii: 
 mn^ig, nffifcf), n<irf)flffcnb. 2. (nftig, ppfficr: 
 li(f), narrifcf), inutl^iuiflig. 3. Iiippifrf). 4. gf: 
 iiert, erfiniftflt. - adv. A'pishly, ivie ein 
 >]tfTe, n.irrifrf); gejicrt; fnppifd). 
 
 Apisliiiess, A'pislines. t. baS9(ffeni 
 niiiOige, J?iippifcf)e, b(i5 pp|7ir(irf)c ajefon. 
 
 Apitpnt, apit'jjat. ndn. tirf, tnrf. 
 
 Apiaiiatic, aplanat'ik, (gr. planno) 
 ndj. hJljlriMi.] nplnnntifd) (Jc'iri'ljrc). 
 
 Apioine, aplonie', (gr. Iiaploos) s. 
 [0)?imml(|.I id./. 
 
 Aplii-S'ter, ) aplus'tur. (gr. aphlas 
 
 ApiiiNtre,^ ton) s. [lilrere ^V<iy.] 
 
 APO 
 
 bie ®d»(ff«fci()ne, 5>intertf)ci(^pervernnfl. 
 
 Apocalypse, apok'alips. (gr. ap» 
 n. kalypio) s. [^H<ct] Me .Cffi'iibnning Op" 
 l)nnni^, Slpi'fndipfe. 
 
 Apocalyptic, upokalTp'tik. ) 
 
 Apocalyptical, apokaiip'tekal.^j 
 adj. iipofnli)pfifd>. 
 
 Apocopate, apok'opAte, v.a. bunt) 
 9(brd)nfibiing be6 iciucn -iiiidiiTiil'enS rb. ber 
 le^ten ©ijlbe eine6 5Bprte5 perffirjcii, abt 
 rd)neiben. 
 
 Apocope, 1 apok'ope. (gr. 'S}.) s. 
 
 Apocopy, ^ [©rnmin.] bie (5-n?per» 
 fiiriiiiig, 9lb|'d)ncibi!ng (luie dl fiir dii). 
 
 Apocrisary, aijok'resaic. (gr.) .» 
 (c\)m.) 1. ber »Ptfd)nftcr. 2. ber <S(t)nl)be> 
 iunl)rer. 3. ber 5?ofcrjfap(iin. 4. ber ilgeiit 
 eineS f)pl)en 05ei|lli(^en, eiiie5 .(?loifer5. 
 
 Apocriistic, apokrus'tik, (gr. apo 
 u. kruo) adj. [>)J?eb.] nppfruilifd) , tlnrf jii» 
 fatunienjiel)enb u. jiiriicfrreibenb. - s. tai 
 iTnrt jiifiiniineniief)cnbe iiiib jiirucftreibenbe 
 Wittel 
 
 Apocrypha, apok'rcfa, (gr. npo 
 u. krypto) * pi. 1. bic (ipofri)pI)ird)en 33fi< 
 d)er ber ^ibel. 2. bie npofri)p()ird)en ®d)rif» 
 ten (irgenb einefi 93erfii(Trr5). 
 
 Apocryphal, apnk'rclal, ndj. npp< 
 fri)pl)ifd); nnglftnbmiirbig, iinnd)t, uiiiuuen 
 Itiffig, perbad)tig. 
 
 ApOCryphal]ie.'«S,apnk'rc!alnes, 
 t. bnS >!lpDtn)pl;ird)e, bie llngeiuig(;eit, lUif 
 iid)tl)eit. 
 
 Apodal, ap'odal. adj. [3oDf.] of;ne 
 5iiOc; init re()r f nrjcn gilpen ; [3d)t(;t)oI.] 
 oljne 95nnd)flp(7en. 
 
 Apode, ap'ode, (gr. a priv. u. pn» 
 Jiifj) *. [9Tiitiirg.] bi\6 tfjier cljne gi'ige; 
 [Ornitt).] ber SBoffrJ init feljr fnrjen J^figeu; 
 [3d)tl)i)p|.] ber ^'fc^ i'l)iie 23iiiid)ftoffen5 
 [^pt.j bie niiffiOcnbe, nngeilielte ^ftaiije. 
 
 ApodictiC, apodik'tik, ^ (gr. 
 
 Apodictical, apodik'tckal.^ apo- 
 deiknynil)nf//. nppbiftifrf), iiiiiiMbcrrprcd)Iic6, 
 unmiberleg(id), 6c|liniint. niigi'nrd)eiiilid). 
 
 Apodixis, apiViik'NiM, s. l)}U)et.] 
 ber I'it'erjeiigenbe, llnu>i^erll•gIicf)e 23ciium!-. 
 
 Apodowis, apod'osis, (gr. ili3.) «. 
 [5?()et.] ber ^)ind)fnO, Oi.id)tmfl. 
 
 ApOf^ee, ap'ojc. (jjr. ap» «. ge) s. 
 ['Jlitrpii.] bie (yrbferne. Ofptl)t'rtrt. 
 
 Apog-on, ap'i'.^un. ». f3d)tljt)pl.] ber 
 
 ApOg-raph, ap'ogrlr, (gr. apo- 
 
 grapho) s. bie ^iK'fdjrifr. [ || ber Scrilt'rcr. 
 
 Apollyoii, apnl'lcuii. (gr. 'IB.) s. 
 
 Apolog'etiC, apnlAjefik, ^adj. 
 
 Apolog-eticaljapolo.ict'ckal.'JiipP" 
 Ipgetifd), red)rfertigi'iib, pei't(;i'ibigenb. 
 
 Apologretic, s. bie (2rf>nnrcf)rift, 
 ©d)!i(3rebe. [ndii. npolpgeriid). 
 
 Apolog-etically, apolAjei'ckallc, 
 
 A polo^i.St, apnl'ojisl. ()■. A p o 1 o g y) 
 s. ber €d)ii$rebiier; Sh'djtferrigrr, 2ScrtI;ei« 
 biger, p-l)rriirettrr, yiprlrger. 
 
 Apolog'isK^, apol'ojize. o. n. (for) 
 I. G-incni pb. riiierSiid)c eiiie^d)utirrbc f)(il« 
 ten, bic 9fed)tferfigiing , 0''nrrd)iilbigMng 0^' 
 mniib*, eincr Snd)e t'iberncljnicn. 2. fid) re(ftt» 
 fertigen, fid) cnird)iiirigon no any one for 
 any thing, bii C-iiifni mcgcn eincr Siid)e). 
 To - for one's self, fid) cnrfd)iilbigfn lucgcn 
 (Stid.i^, fid) I'll'cr (frwa5 vcdJrf'.Ttigni. 
 
46 Fate, ffir fall, fat. ML met. Fine. fin. ?i6. infivf. iidr. "ol. oil, rioud. Tnlie. \(\U. full. t//in. Tills. 
 
 APO 
 
 A]polog°lie, ap'olog, ((jr. apologos) 
 #. tJflfi mdifmis, tie gabel, £d;rfabel, Ccr 
 
 Apolog-y, apol'oje. (gr. apologia) 
 
 #. 1. bic €d)ii(u-e6e, aSfrHjeiMfliinfic-rctie, 
 €cfiiiorcf)rift, Slpi'loare. 2. Mc ©ntrrfjiilbigimG, 
 Svednfcrtiiiung. [(lucfleu) 
 
 To mske an - for, firf) cntfcf)lllMflcn 
 Apoiiiecoiiietry , apomekoin' 
 iiicne. (<;r. niekos) *. |(Meoiii.] £)ic gcrtu 
 nuiTuuflifunil, 9K'|lflnb«mci7un3 , SaSetten 
 
 Aponeurosis, uponmir^'sis.^ (gr 
 
 Aponeiirosy, aponnu'rosc. ^SSi.) 
 t. ['JliiiU.] bie 3lu^('reitung bcr 6el;neii, 
 brcitc gcf)ne ot. yJiMteiMpe. 
 
 ApopeitiptiC, apopem'tik. (gr.) 
 adj. 13lttcrt().] npopcinptifd). - «• bic npo; 
 j)iMiiptiid)i:5;>t)iinic, ba6 npi^petiiprifrfje ©ebid^t 
 
 Apopliasis, apof'a.Nis, (gr. 2i5.) « 
 [5v!)ct.] bie Slpiipl^nfe, piii01irf)c «Ut'Orcd)ung 
 mil'!:' 3?cberii()c(?. 
 
 ApopIllegrinl&tiC, apoflegmat'ik, 
 (<\V. apo u. plilegiiia) «</;. ['5Jfeb.] |"pcid)Cl 
 trrit'fiib. - «. bnS (peidieltreibnibc ^irtfl. 
 
 Apopllleg'ini&tisill, apofle^'ma- 
 tj/.m, *. [^TOeb.J ciii ben (£d)leini n('fi'il)vcn: 
 bee *!J?irtef. Bacon. 
 
 ApopIt1eg'l1<*^IZ*>U^ 7 apofleg- 
 mar'czaiit, s. eiii ben <£pcid)clflii(j Pcforbcrii! 
 be5 -Witfcr. 
 
 Apoplltliegrill,^ ap'ot/iem, (gr.) *. 
 
 Apotlieiii, ^ biu'9lpiip!;tljrgiiin, 
 bcr ivcrn = ob. Bciiffpnid). 
 
 Apopliyg°e, } apot'cje. ((\r. IB.) s 
 
 Apopliyg-y, 5 ['^trrf)it.] ber ©niitcn; 
 niuaiif, ©aiilennblnuf; ber uiuerfle 2f)ci( 
 and ©mifcnfdinftffi. 
 
 Apopliyllite, apof'illite, (gr. apo 
 tj. pliilloii) *. |>))iinem(g.l bcr 9Ipppl)i;f(it. 
 
 Apopliyi^is, apof'esis,^ (gr.) *. 1. 
 
 ApopUysy, apof'esc, 5 [9innr.]ber 
 gorrf.i^j, ^nod)cnf«trat5. 2. bn« llc&erbeiii. 
 3. [2.Hit.] bcr 91ue'ii)iid)5, Slinofi.^ 
 
 Ap<»plcctic, apoplek'tik, ^ 
 
 Apoplectical, apoplek'tekal, ^ 
 adj. r(t)i'igf^'iffig. rdjlngorrig, npoplcftifd). 
 
 - fit, ciii 9Jnfiif( ULMii gd)(nge. 
 
 Apoplectic, s. bcr ©didngfJuifigc 
 
 Apoplexecl, ap'opiekst, arij. Pom 
 ©didigc geriiljrt, gcli'iljint. Shak. 
 
 Apoplexy, ap'oplekse, (gr. apo- 
 pipxia) 4. 1. bcr©d)lng, 6d)lngflug, bie 
 Sipi^plerie. 2 i ber ioumcKberlniiifeiiljeir). 
 
 To fall into an — , lunn ©djinge gcnif^rt 
 tpfr^en. [Drvden. 
 
 Apoplex, ap'opleks. f. A p o p I e X y. 
 
 Aporou, ^ ap'oron. (gr.) s. \yiiCi-- 
 
 Ap'oriine,^ tljcni.] einc fcfir fctiverc 
 fl6er l:<i''d) jii Ibrciibc Sliifgiibe, bcr Slporism. 
 
 Apory, ap'nre, } (gr.) ». I. [Offset.] 
 
 Aporia, apo'rca.^ ber Bn'cifd, bie 
 Hnrd)luffigfcit. 2. ['DJicb. ] bie net'crljiifrc 
 55eflfiiitining. 
 
 ApOSiopesis, apozhcope'sis,^ (gr. 
 
 Aposiopesy, apozlico'pcsc, ^ 2i3,.) 
 t \')H)(t.] bie 91(>t'red)iiiig bcr 'iicte. 
 
 Apostasy, apos'ia>^c, (gr.) *. 1. ber 
 atfiid (P. bcr Di'cligiiMi, uiiicr 'ipiirrci, eiiicr 
 ^Jiciiiung) , (J3lniibfii?(U<fiifl- bie ?lpi>il(ifie, 
 Piif sjibrrrniiiign'crbeii , bie 9(t>iriinni(ifcir. 
 ?. [-Jl/icb.] a) tM gfrr.l}rlid)e 0)crd)iiu'ir. b>| 
 
 APO 
 
 bie 9In^niifung pon ©iter in cinem 1f)ci(c. 
 c) bn5 ©ti'icf LHin eineni jcrbrof^cncn Rno-. 
 d)cn, ber ^nodjenfplirter. 
 
 Apostate, apos'»ate. «. ber Slpoftat, 
 Qlfitriinnigc. [i>erriitl)crird). Spenser. 
 
 Apostate, adj. nt'tninnig, ff.lfd), 
 
 Apostatical, apo^tat'ckal, adj 
 n&triinnig, npoilntifd), ii<ie ein 2IpLifliU. 
 
 Apostatize, apost'aiize. V. n. rt(v 
 fiiflen, nbtviitinig iverben d'. Ciilniitcn, fr. 
 ?)3artei, \. ^rinjipien). [ L'>33tcb.] fd)iuriren. 
 
 Aposteitiate, apos'tcmatv. I'. » 
 
 ApOSteinatioU , apdsteina'slnni 
 ». [9}icb.] iaS ©d)iuriren. 
 
 AposteinatouS , apn.tteni'maiUK. 
 adj. ju einer G-iterGe|'d;iBUl|l gehi'rig, citcr; 
 ge|"d)H)UI|l(irtig. 
 
 Aposteme, ap'ostcme, (gr.) s. bn£ 
 &efd)mur, bie &itergerd)H)ii(|l. 
 
 A -posteriori, ((nt.) adv. [Cng.] 
 argiiinenis — , 23caici|"e a posteriori (Si)e; 
 ipcife gejpgen nu6 1hiitfnd)en ic.). 
 
 Apostle, apos'sl, (gr. apostello) s. 
 1. bcr 9ipD|lcl. 2. f bcr gipotM. 
 
 Apostlesliip, apns'sUliip, «. ba£ 
 Slpprtelnint, bie 9(pi)|lelmiirbe. [9lpc|loinr. 
 
 Apostolate, apds'i6late, t. bm* 
 
 Apostolic, apnsiol'lik. ^ adj. 
 
 Apostolical, apostol'ekai,^ ape-. 
 ftl'lifd). 
 
 Apostolicaluess, apostol'ekal 
 ncs, *. bie npotfolifdje S3crd)nffen()eit, 3Ipo: 
 tltlitiiipi.jfeit, tn6 npu|li)Ii("d)e 3tnrc()en. 
 
 A|lOStoIiCS , apostol'iiks, *. p. 
 iitindg.] bie 9Ipu|tL>iifd)en. 
 
 Apostrophe,^ apos'trofe. (gr. 5H3.) 
 
 ApostropUy,5 «• l. [dH)et.] bie 
 Slnrcbc, Slppfiroplje. 2. [CJjrninni.] tai 9Iiif • 
 IiifTung^!, Siirjuiig^jcidjen, ber SlpoilrrpI). 
 
 Apostroplie, v. a. iipoi'iri'pl;iren. 
 
 ApOStrophic, apos'trotik, adj. 
 apoilrcpljircf). 
 
 Apostropllize, apns'trofue. v. a. 
 1. find) V. n. cine aippi1ropl;c nind)cn, nnre> 
 ben Cjctnnnbcn). 2. fd)nrf niircbcn, \)nvt an-- 
 fiiljren (©inen), cinen SScnucis ge6en ((Si- 
 netn). 3. [®rnniin.] mit ciiicm 9IpP|lropl) 
 I'criVfjen. 4. [Pirnniin.J npojlropljircn, ntfiir: 
 jcn (ein SBort). [steme. 
 
 Apostlline, ap'ostume, f. Apo- 
 
 Apotltecary, apotA'ekarc, (gr. 
 apotiiheini u. tlieca) «. ber 31pot(;efer, 9lrj; 
 neitcreiter, 21rjiiei(;anbJer. (fdjiunyen. 
 
 To talk like an -, in'6 (?)eliig Ijiiiciii 
 
 Apothecary's shop, bie 2Ipi)t()cfe. 
 - 's latin, bn6 21piitl;cfcr(atcin, ,Jlud)cnl(Urin. 
 
 ApotltCg'BIl, f. Apoghtliegni. 
 
 Apotlieg'ltiatiC , apnt/ilgmal'ik, 
 Pber [ckal. adj. bcnffpriidjlid). 
 
 Apotlieg-iiiatical, apot/iegmat'- 
 
 Apotiieg'lliatist, apot/ieg'matist, 
 
 s. bcr ©iiiunilcr oC. SBerfaffcr p. I)cnfrpria= 
 d)cn. _ I'opE- 
 
 A potlieg'inatize, ap ot/ieg'matue, 
 V. II. Dcnfjpnid)e iin 'iBiiiiibe fiil;rcn. 
 
 Apotlieilie, ap'ot/icme, *. (9?nf'I.] 
 bie «MpiHl)cfc. TooKE. 
 
 Ap<»tUeosis, apot/ic'osl.s. (gr. 213.) 
 s. bie >}lpLHl)riMV, 23crgDrrcrinig. 
 
 Agifttliesis, apni/i'c.sis. (gr. 2D.) 
 ». I. lO'Mir.] bdi? ©inridjtcn einef- (i)Iiif«. 2. 
 ein %\<\fi niif ber ©iibictte cmcr itiiiijiJl nut 
 
 APP 
 
 !8i"id)ern :c. "Whele*. 
 
 Apotoine, ^ ajiol'omc, (gr. apo. 
 ApotOlliy, \ len.no) t. 1. [OJfntf).] 
 
 biiC' Slpprcni, bcr llcbcrfrt^ufj. 2. [O^iuf.] iai 
 
 2lptirL>ni, ber ionrcil. 
 
 Apotrepsis, apn(icp'i,I'.s, s. [(F()ir.] 
 
 bif GiiDeid)iiug, 3crtl)eiliuig eincr G-ircrgcr 
 
 l'd)unilf>. 
 
 Ap<»zeill, ap'ozenr. ((jr. apo u. zeo) 
 
 s. I'TOcb.] ber itriiuterrranf, iirrtutcrnOriib, 
 
 bnf Dffoft. 
 
 Apozeillical, apoxlmckai, adj 
 
 luif ein .ftrriiitcrrrnnf. (generate. 
 
 Appair, appare', f. Impair ll. De- 
 Appall, appall'. (IiU. pallere) i'. a. 
 
 1. bidf; iuad>cn, er\d)Xt<^t\\. 2. f flitkn (ben 
 Dnril K.). Thomson. 
 
 Appall, V. n. pcrt'leidien, errd)rerfen. 
 
 Appallciieilt, appall'nient, «. bcr 
 plii(3iid)e ©d)rf(fcn, ta& (S-cl'IdjTcn. 
 
 Appauag:e, ap'panaje, (fr. apa- 
 
 nagt) *. I. ta& 2ei('gcbiiige, bcr 'Jiirflcii! 
 
 j(il)rgc()alt, bie Slpnnage. 2. f ber Sintljeil, 
 
 bus 3nt'el)ii'r (bcr 9lnl;iing jii (JtiuiiiJ). 
 
 2. Wealh . . . the - of wit. Swift. 
 
 Apparatus, appa.a'tus, (lat. ao.) 
 pi. Appai aiii ses, *. 1. bcr Slppnrnr, bie 
 23L''rrid)nmg, bn« (SJenuI). 2. biis 3cng, 0)e: 
 riitl) (bie 3nrii)lnng). 3. ((Fl)ir.] bie SBcrf. 
 jciigc, ber SIppnrnt. 4. ber 21uc-jug (cinci 
 2i3i'rtcrtnid)f !r.). 
 
 Apparel, appar'el, (fr. appaseil; 
 rpnn. aparejar; nrni. para) t. I. bie ivlei» 
 bnng, Imdjt, bnS iilcib, bcr Slnjiig. 2. t 
 binj (Sicumnb. 3. ber ©djnintf. 4. IWiir.j 
 biiS ed)iffsgcriitl). 5. |(Fl;ir.] bcr 95crbnnb. 
 2 Religion appears in the aatiiral — of 
 simplicity. WebsteU. 
 
 Apparel, ». «. I. fleibcn, Dcflciben. 
 
 2. fii)iniictcn. 3. ['^Ux.] nii6rii|lcn. 
 Appareuce, appa'rense.^ f. Ap- 
 Appareucy, appa'rensc.^ pea- 
 
 ranee. Cuaucer. 
 
 Apparent, apiia'rent, adj. 1. nu< 
 gcnrdjeinlic^ benr(id), flar, oiTcntnir; ncttttar, 
 fid)tlid). 2. f(f)cin6nr, (Tnfd)cincnb. 3. geu>i0, 
 unilrcitig, 6efiinnt. 4. penunnbt. Shak. -adv. 
 Appa'rently, I. offenbar, nugcnrd)ciiili(t). 
 
 2. t'djeinbnr. ' [Webster. 
 2. The — motion or diameter of the snn. 
 
 Heir — of tlie crown , bet unflreitige 
 I()n>iier6e. 
 
 Apparentness , appA'ientnls, «. 
 t bie 9lngenfd)cinlic()fei(, ©ctuiBheit. y 
 
 Apparition, apparlsli'un, a. 1. f 
 bie (Srrd)einiing, ©id)tbnrfeit. Mh.ton. 2. bie 
 (5-rfd)einung, bne(J)cfid)t, OJefpcnil, ber Weill. 
 
 3. bie^rfdjcinung (ber rid)tbiire©cgcn|lanb), 
 bie (5)cfln(t. Mii.ton.Shak. 4. bie iiuiftfjunn. 
 Denham. 5. [2l|lron.] bie f?id)tperit)be t>ti 
 ■OJionbcS. 
 
 Apparitor, appar'clur, (fat. ap. 
 parcre)*. bcr(yerid)tebicncr, Diener, ^ebell. 
 
 Appay, appa', (fpiin. n. port, apa- 
 gar) I), a. ■•■ [iffricbigcn. SioNEt. 
 
 Appeaclt, appctsh'. I), a. <■• I. (oO 
 nnfliigcn (eincr ©ad)c). 2. niigrcifrn, bctlrei« 
 nil, niifedjtcn. f. Impeach. 3. trtbcin,, 
 Giiicni ajoriuiirfe nind)cn. Shak. 
 
 Appeac'lier, uppetsh'ur, *. * bcr 
 91iifKigcr, 2?crif)iilbigcr. 
 
 Appeacllineut, appctsh'msnt, i 
 
FAfe. I"Ap, fall, fat. SU. iiief. Fine, fin. N6. move. n6r, ^ot. oil, cl6ud. Ti'ihe. tnl). full, l/iin. TMis 47 
 
 APP 
 
 • tie 9lnflnfle; fcer SiiriBurf; 3lnjjriff. 
 
 Appeal, appele', (fr. appeler; (at. 
 ap|)ellare; (\T. b.illo; o. n. 1. [-Jfec^tSfpr.] 
 ill '.1111 iivpellireii (.wn). 2. (to) ft<<) berufen 
 iiiiif', G-jiicn jiini 3<;iiflen niifnifen. 
 
 Appeal, V. a. I. [9?edK«rpr.] nufru= 
 fen, oorriifen, uornel)iMCii icine Snrfje) ; por 
 ei:icii ^cljern (iJeric^t^ljof i'riiincn, vov eintm 
 fliiPcrii Widjrer jicljcn.' 2. [^riminnlgef.] nn 
 (jft>fn, (of) nnfdigen (eincr @nd)e). 
 2. To — a perhuii of felony. Blackstoke 
 
 Appeal, t. [3itd)t6i\>r.] l. a) tie 
 9li'i'elatioii, ^ttu(un(\. b) lai »2lppefIntuMiS! 
 T«t)t. 2. 1 (J)eiui'l)nf)fit^r. I bie Sliifione. 
 UiACKSTONE. 3. M« SSorlnftuiici, aiuffDr: 
 tiTiiii!!. Drvdeh. 4. bie 'ilnrufuiifl, (to) cie 
 Sbcrufiing (niif). 
 4. In nn oatli a person makes an — to the 
 D>!ity for the truth of his declara- 
 tion. Webster 
 
 To make an — to arms, )|| ben 2i3ilfffil 
 nrtifen, feine Suflu^f neljmrn. A court from 
 which there is no -. tin 03crictlf*I)i'f bcr ill 
 iciitrr 3nilnni fpri(f)t. 
 
 Appealable, appcle'abl. a(</. I. 
 brr 'Mppi^'IntiiMi iintcrivprffn (uon ©nrfjcn). 
 
 2. nnfliiiit'or (25frbred)fr) ; (for. mcgeii). 
 Appealant, applle'ant, «. t ^CT 
 
 9!pprlliiiit. Shak. [pcflniit. 
 
 Appealer, appile'ur. *. bcr ^Iv 
 Appear, appeic'. (int. apparere; ii. 
 
 apparlre; fpnil. parecer; fr. apparoir) v.n. 
 
 1. i'rrrt)cincn, jtiin iEfrrrf^iiiie fomtncn. 2. 
 
 frf(f)fiiien, fid) |le(lcn (wr (yfrid)t). 3. pffiH' 
 
 b.ir, i'id)tbrtr lurrbeii ob. ffin. 4. firf; ,jci<]eii, 
 
 fliiftrrten, niif>lcl)i;ii , firf) offcntlid) erfliiren. 
 
 5. firf) Ififlfn, fid) funb ri)iiii , fid) crnebcii, 
 
 fill) aiieioriren, tti)dlei\. 6. \<i)ei\un, ben ^n-- 
 
 fd)ein fjnben. 
 
 To - on the stage, Aiiftretftl «iuf ber 
 
 95i'i()ne). To make —, rnucijcn , bcmeifrn, 
 
 biUtMin. To -shining, [-JKetanurg.l blidcn. 
 
 To - against any one, n'ibiT {?incn (oifeJlt> 
 
 lid)) nnfrreteii. To - dry, trocten gcleiit lucr; 
 
 ben (u. Snnbt). ['Jlufrrctcn. 
 
 Appear, «. <■ bir (?rff^einung , bii5 
 Appearance, appe'ranse, «. I. 
 
 bic (5-rfd)einiing, bni ©rfdjeiiien , bor 9ln; 
 
 Hirf. 2. bie{5T|d)cinun3((£n(fte, bie erfc^cint). 
 
 3. Pet »Jluftritt «iuf ber ^iifjiie tc); Qm-. 
 trltt (in ein 3initner Jc). 4. a) bie 2Cn()r: 
 fd)citi(id)feit, ber ^ImV^cin. Bacow. b) bcr 
 €rt)fin, 3liird)cin. c) ben Sd)cin, 58oni>iinb. 
 5. bo* »Hnfel)cn, 9lii*rcl)cn, 91eiiOcrc. 6. t<\6 
 (rrrdicinrn I'or 0)crid)r. 7. bie G'rrd)cinniin, 
 brr WtiH. Addison. 8. bie OTcnge, brr 3"^ 
 Viif (1). 2Solf). [Bini.E. 
 
 4. b) For man lonkelh on the outward — . 
 To make one's -, 1. jiiin 9Siiri"d)i'ill 
 frninicn, fid) ici<ieii. 2. niifrrcrcii. To make 
 one's first -, jiim erficn ■OJiiiIc niifrrctcn. 
 To make a fine — , a noble — , ('d)r''n , ebcl 
 nnsicljen. Great — at court, groge (!>U\(U\ bri 
 S-it. To make a small -, ffinf grffjcjigiir 
 u'lilcn. Day of—, ber (sjcrif^rerennin. De- 
 f.uiltof-, b(i« »)iirf)rrrrrf)etnen. To enter 
 Into a bond for -. fid) rrf)riftlif^ I'erbiitbrii, 
 I'vr (5)erirf)t jr. erfrf)eiiien. To save - s- brii 
 i'.iisern Sd)fin rctren. To go alioget\,.r by 
 ouiwarn -, >3Iflff brm liitftmi 3d)i'iiit iPiVrn. 
 In oc. to all -. iirinii ■}liirrt)niie nod). 
 Appearer, appc'nir, «. brr, ivri: 
 
 APP 
 
 d)er, bie, roeJt^e er(d)eint, bie (?rfct)cinnng. 
 
 Appea.«able, appe'z.^bl, adj. ieid)t 
 ju bcfanfrigen rb. jn berufjigen; uerfotjnlid). 
 
 AppeasablcueMs, appezabinls, 
 ». in 25err6l)n(ic^feit; Sfiljigfeit, befanftigt 
 Ob. bcnit)igt ju luerben. 
 
 Appease, appeze', (fr. appaiser; 
 lat. pax; fr. paix) r. o. 1. befniifrigcn , be-. 
 rul)igen, bcrd)n)irf)tigen , befriebigcn , linbern. 
 2. 1 a) fliQen (ben ^linger) ; bnmpfen (eineii 
 9liifruf)r). b)nu«n)f)nen, oerfoljnen. c)riif)ren. 
 
 Appeasing remedies, 25erilllftigiing5; 
 mittef. 
 
 Appeasement, appeie'ment, «. 
 I. bai 2)efiinftigcii, bie 2Jcfriebignng, !8erii= 
 ()igiiiig. 2. bie ©tiffe, 5)?u^c, 58cruf)igung. 
 
 Appealer, appe'zur, *. bcr 9{iif)e= 
 (lifter, aScrjtiljner , ©efniiftiger. [linbcrnb. 
 
 Appeasivc, appe'nlv, adj. nitlbrrnb, 
 
 Appellant, appcl'lant, (f. Ap 
 peal)*. 1. Oic^tSfpr.] ber ^Ippeflnnt. 2, 
 bcr Kliigcr. 3. ber 9lu5forberer, 5?craii«for> 
 berer (jiim 3iyfif«i"Pf). 4. [Kirdjg.] bcr 
 ^Ippefliint. (pednt; 'iJlngefdigte, SBcflngte. 
 
 Appellate, appei'iAte, «. ber 9Ip: 
 
 Appellate, adj. (5fed)tafpr.] -ju- 
 risdiction; -judges, bie SIppcKntion^gc; 
 ri(^r«bnrfeit; ber 91ppc[lntiDn6ri£<)ter (in ben 
 aUercinigten giorbnin. ©tnnten). 
 
 Appellation, appllla'shun, «. 1. 
 bet iJiiiine, bie SJenennung. 2. t (fiir Ap- 
 peal) bie 9lpper(atipn. Spenser. 
 
 Appellative, appel'lativ, adj. t'u 
 net ganicn OJattuiig genicin. - name, bcr 
 03atfiing#natne. [nnine, bn« aippcflntiuinii. 
 
 Appellative, «. ber 0)nttungi<: 
 
 Appelllttively,apperiativle,a(it). 
 a\& (>Jnrriingf)uprt. 
 
 Appellatory, appd'latune, adj. 
 eine Slppcfliition ent^nltenb. - libel, bic 
 >]lppeflntit>nSfrf)rifr. 
 
 Appellee, Sppeil^', «. l. ber (^)cg; 
 ner be« 9Ippc(Innten, SlppcKnt 2. ber 9ln: 
 gcflagtc. Blackstose. 3. ttv .5>crini*ge-. 
 forberte. 
 
 Appellor, appli'lur, a. f I. ber 
 9Ippcf(ant. 2, ber Jvhiger. 3. ber $crnu5: 
 forbcrer. 
 
 Append, append', i\at. appendere) 
 0. a. (to) 1. ^lingcn, nnljaiigen (nn), niif: 
 Ijiingcn. 2. (eiiier ©nc^)e) beifi'igcn , niit Qi-. 
 iun« I'creinigen. Jokwson. 
 
 Appenilaqre, appln'daje, s. 1. 
 ber 9lnl)nng, bn6 Slnijnngfel; bie 3iign''c, 
 ^■ii(gc. 2. [aSot.) ber Cnppcn, gliigcl. 3. 
 [&>erlb.] bie (fnben brr l()icre. 
 
 Appeudance, appcn'danse.^ 4. t 
 
 Appeniience, appen'dense.^ baij 
 3ubcl)or, ^pcr^ine^J|^liff. ^ Bp. Ham.. 
 
 Appendant, appen'dant, adj. I. 
 bnrniiljnngcnb, bnmit ocrbnnben. 2. [3{ed)t!5; 
 fpr.l bnjii gc()orcnb; (to) gcfjiJrcnb (jn). 
 
 Appendant, *. f. Appendage. 
 
 Appendicate, appcn'dekate, 11. 
 a. * beirVigen, nii()aiinfn. Hai.e. 
 
 Appendication, applndcka'- 
 slii'in. *. <■ bic -Jjcifiigiing, 5In()niigiiiig; biu- 
 3tibcl)L>r. Hai.e. ['21iil)nngKl. 
 
 AppendicI*^, appcn'dckl. s. biia 
 
 Appendix, appcn'diks, pi. appe ii- 
 dixes. (iiu.)*. 1. bcr-Jliihniig, bn^^liiii.itig: 
 fcl. 2. UM' 3iibrl)t>r. 3. bcr S'lrni) <}ii cmcm 
 
 APP 
 
 93ucf)e), bie SBeitnge. 4. bcr llinfinnb; pi. bie 
 llinfimibe. [cevoir) ». «. « begreifen. 
 
 Apperceive, appcrseve', (fr. aper- 
 
 Apperception , appersep'shiin, 
 (I. ad u. perceptio) s. bai5 <Scl('|T('rani(3trein. 
 
 Apperil, appC-r-ii. «. f Me (55cfn^r. 
 
 Appertain, appiirtane', (Int. ad u. 
 pertineo; fr. appartenir) u.if. (to) juijctj&rcn, 
 jii|lc()cn, gebiif)ren. 
 
 Appertainnient , applrtAne'- 
 ment, t. bn63»bcl)i:>r, bie03ered)rfatiie, Jfrei* 
 ^eitc". Shak, 
 
 Appertenence, applr'tenlnse, 
 ». 1. ia& 3ngc()iir, bic 3ii(nge. 2. pi. bie 
 G-iiigciueibe, bn« Qittxok. 3. - s of a body, 
 bie (S-igciifc^nfrcn cinci jfiirpci-ij. 
 
 Appertinent, appcr'tenlnt. adj. 
 Jiigcl)&rig, gelj&rig, juitiinbig. Shak. 
 
 Appertinent, s. * bm'; 3ngcl)5r. 
 
 Appetence, appeicuMe.^ ((. np- 
 
 Appetency, ap'pcten»e,^ pctere; 
 nngelf. bidan) *. 1. bni finnlid,c SBcrlnngen, 
 bie fleifd)(ic^e guff, ber (?3cfd)fcd)tdtricb. 2, 
 ber 9?ntiirrtie6, Omliiift, bie >}Inlnge; SSei 
 gierbe, bn« SSege^ren, Qddixit. 3. [^f)i)f.] tc.6 
 ©treben, 9Inn:reben. 4. [$(;i)ui)r.l a) bie9lu«i 
 fonberung u- ©infaiigiiiig (I'.Si'ifrcn). b) tai 
 ©trcben (for, nnd)); bie (5-nipfnngIirf)feit, 
 ©mpfinbiiitfeit. Darwin. [gicrig. Buck. 
 
 Appetent, ap'pctint, adj. filficrn, 
 
 Appeiibility, appeticbil'eic. (niict* 
 A p ' p e t i b I e n e 8 s) s. bie 21nnel)nilid)fcit, 
 SSrgc()r(td)fei*-, ta& aiiijilglic^e. 
 
 Appetible, ap'pctebl, adj. teijenB, 
 bcgefjrnngs-tuertf), nngencf)iii,nn,ji'ig(irf), miin> 
 rd)en5iuert(). 
 
 Appetite, ap'pciite, (I. appetitus) 
 ». 1. ber Slppctit, bie G'ljriiit, bcr hunger. 2. 
 bie finnlic^e 93egierbc, "ycgicrbe nnd) finnli. 
 djem Ob. gcifiigcni Q>)tn\\^t\ (to, for, of) bie 
 ^cgicrbc, ta6 ©ed'ifi 'nnrfji. 3. bic33egicrbe, 
 bcr SEunfc^. 4. (bcr gcn)iinfd)re®egenfinnb) 
 bcr 20i:nfd). Swirr. [fcin. 
 
 To be given to -, bcni ffrcffcn ergcben 
 
 Prov. A good — needs no sauce, .^iiu» 
 get ifl ber befie jRorf). 
 
 Appetition, Ippetlsh'un, «. f bie 
 23cgicrbe, bn^ 9JcrInngcn. 
 
 Appetitive, ap'pjtet'v, adj. begc^t 
 renb. - power ob. faculty, ba5 a3egc()rung«« 
 ocrniogcn. 
 
 Applaud, applawd', ((. applaudere; 
 10. bloeziaw; blo^est) v. a. 1. 93eifn(I flnt« 
 rd)cn (Gineni), C-iiicn beflntfd)cn. 2. (im 
 ildgeni.) loben, bidigen, prcifcn. Pope. 
 
 Applauder, appiaw'dur, «. bcr 
 Srbprcifcr; (5'iner, bcr 23eifn(l flntfd>t, bet 
 «eflntfrf)er. 
 
 Applause, appliw/.', ((at. applan- 
 sus) *. I. ba« 3iiflntfitcM, 25cflntfd)cn. 2. t 
 bai 2i:b ; ber 95rifiiri. 
 
 Applausive, appiaw'ziv, adj. be> 
 flat|'d)ciib, lobcnb, prcifcnb. -song, bet 
 Cobgcfniig. Jonson. [bilCcn. Marshai. 
 
 Apple, ap'pl, V. a. luic cincn 9(pfei 
 
 Apple, ap'pl, (niigclf. appi, appil; 
 ban. aeble; fd)tU. aplc; ir. aiilial; lU. aval; 
 nrin. aval; niiT. iabloko) .». 1. brr 9lpi'cl. 
 2. l^JJnnr.l - ob. - of the i-yc. bcr-Jliigiipf'el- 
 
 Apple of love, bcr I'lcbcinipfcl, (4)olb(ii'fcl. 
 
 Apple-core, brr (>irt'l>i: , biU' '.'Ipfi'ls 
 I)iiii0i1)0ii. --co Id, bcr ■JlpiVirird)cr.. -- 
 
J 8 V»U\ f'r, fall. fnf. Me, nief. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, got, o?!. cloOd. Tt'ihe, u\h. fnll. (/,in, THis. 
 
 AFP 
 
 graft, fca^' $ropfrf ii? iHMii 9(pfct6ainue. Ap- 
 ple-harvest, Sieaipfed'inite. --jolin, ber 
 5o()anni^- -- , ^nriibiefr-npfet; p'. fine 3trt P5c; 
 bArf. --loft, Me ^Ipfelfiimnicr, Ot'ilfnm; 
 mer. —-monger, Per 9lpfelI)iinMcr. — - 
 paring, bie 9Jpfc(fff)a(e. - pie,tiic9(p= 
 felpailete. --roaster, bng ^Kpfclfclcd). 
 — -sauce, bie-2Ipfelbn'i()e. —-squire, ber 
 9lepfcflefer, (niiirifrfje JrniiEnFi'Cf^t. --tart, 
 bie 9IpfeItorte. — thorn, [a3ot.] berSterf); 
 apfei. --tree, ber2(pfe(f>niim. — woman. 
 bie 2Ipr'clf)nnb(crinn. —-yard, ber 3tpfc(= 
 gnrten, Dt'ftn'i'^f^"- t^*""- f. A p p 1 i c a b I e. 
 
 Appliable, appil'abi, adv. anwtwi' 
 
 .Appliance f appli'anse. *. * 1. bie 
 Slnmenbiing. 2, bnS Qliifleiuanbte; ipi'ilffi: 
 inittel. Shak. 
 
 Applicability, applckabiTcic, ^ 
 
 Applical»leness,ap'pickab!nus.^ 
 s. bie 31im'enD('nrfeit. 
 
 Applicable ; .^p'plcUabl, adj. an-. 
 roeubbiir (to, nuf). - arfw. Ap'plicabi y, =. 
 
 Applicant, ap'plckant, «. ber Sc: 
 luerber, 'i3itt|le(ler. Z. Swu-t. 
 
 Applicate, ap'plckate, «. [©cplll.] 
 bie Ireiiininnslinie, Drbinate. Encvc. 
 
 Applicate, v. a. f anivenbeii. 
 
 Application, applcka'shiln, (Ult. 
 applicatio) *. I. [Gl)ir.] bie aiiiftenuini, 2In: 
 legimn (enveif^cnber "Wittet 20. 2. [0'f)ir.] 
 ber 95crbanb. 3. taS Cs3eriirf), ^ie *2Infuc^uiu-!, 
 $lMtre, bii6 3iiifucf)eii, bie Scruienbiiiifi, 'iu'; 
 iiier6iiiin- 4. bie Slinueiibiiiifi, ber ©ebraiirf) 
 (piMi OJfirrclii). 5. bai> ipiiifstiiittet, niiiic: 
 mnnbre •OKittci. 6. bie 'iliifmerfranifcit do. 
 aiif). 7. ber ^'H-'i?- f'ic PSeiileJaiiilreiigiiiiii. 
 8. bie 2Iiiu'eiibiiii<], 3'iiii^iinn'cn'^iiiin. 9. 
 [Tfjcof.] bie 3iiei(iiin<i(ber23erbienile(Fl)ri)li). 
 7. Had his — been equal to his t'leiits. 
 his progress might have been gipa- 
 ter. J. ,;ay. 
 
 To make — to rb. to make one's — to.., 
 fid) meilbCII nn &incil. To make a constant 
 -to any one, (S-ineni 6e|lanbin ben .v>of 
 mnd)en. Upon the — of . . ., nuf *3lnriirf)eii 
 ^etUiltlbi. To injure the liealth by — to 
 study, biirrf) niifialtenbe^ ©tubireii fciue &e- 
 funbl)eit iinrerflrafcen. 
 
 Applicative, ap'plekativ, adj. an-- 
 roenbenb, oii^iK'ciib, pniftifrf). Bramhai.l. 
 Applicatory, ap'plckaturre, adj. 
 nii^i'ibeitb, nmvenbciib, tl}a!\(\. [itrafr. 
 
 Applicatory, s. bie oniuenfcenf'c 
 Applier, appil'ur, *. ber, iueld)er 
 aniucnbet ;r. [Application. 
 
 Appliment, appli'ment, «. f. f. 
 Apply, apll', (lat. applicare; fr. ap 
 pliqner; fpail. aplicar; w. plegy; C^r. pleko; 
 au<iC[]'. plegan. plegiali) «.«. (to) 1. ailfleni'", 
 aulencn; (encn (nn),le!ieii, niifrmflen, triiincn 
 (nuf). 2. netnMiirf)i'ii , iiniueiibeii, I'crmenben 
 (ju). 3. nnnicubeu (cine SrcKe eiuc5 ©cljrifr; 
 (lefler* 2c. niip ; niipnijen, nu6rinncii. 4. (beii 
 &ei\1) rid)rcn, iveubcn, l)cftrM (nufi. 5. 
 xid>ten (eine 23irtrrf)rifr 3f. nn). 6. « 6cfd)af: 
 tigcn, nntlreufien, nul}alteii ; nuf (JtiunS luir; 
 fen. f. Ply- 
 Nestor shall — thy latest words, ^leilL^r 
 irirb jii bc'meii SSjorrou riiiine 'oemcrfuiiuru 
 lliad)eil. SiiAK. To — one"s mind to sMidy. 
 flfiglil illlbirru. To — one's self to any one 
 for help, (Jiiud uui .^iilfe rturpred)i'ii. To - 
 
 AFP 
 
 one's self to . , fid) ("cfleifjinen ciiier ©nrfte, 
 fid) (egen nuf... To apply one's self to the 
 study (of) ftc^ belli Snibiutii (eiuer ituui't) 
 I'libmen. To — one's self 10 a lawyer for 
 advice, fid) bei cineiii 3{ed)t^geli-hrten D{nrf)« 
 erl)t><eii. 
 
 Apply, r. «. I. (to) fid) nniuenbeii 
 tnffen (nuf), pnfTeii (iu), (einer ®iid)e) niige; 
 nicffen ob. fleiiing fein. 2. (to) fid) ivenben 
 (nil); nnd)fiic^eti (bei), (for, uni Grivnij). 
 
 3. (to) (5-iiil;nlt t()un, teifiMutuen (einer @nd)e). 
 
 1. This argument applies well to the 
 
 case. Webster. 
 
 2. To — to tlie President for an office. 
 
 Wehster. 
 
 Appoint, appoint', (fr. appolnter: 
 fpnn. apuntar) v. a. I. beitiiuiiieu, feilfe^en, 
 nufetjeii. 2. eriieiineii, beileflen f23eniiite). 3. 
 nniucifen; jiimeifeu. 4. iiernt'tubeii (eineii 
 Drt, eiiieSeit 2c.); nn6ernuiiien (ciiien ing). 
 5. II 6efel;leii, uerorbucii, ULin'djrcK'rii. 6. ein; 
 rid)ren, rii|leii, nu5rii|leii, in ©tnnb feijen. 
 7. 6rfd)ciben (^emnnb), bcfli'tlen. 
 
 To - one to a place, Giuen Jil cineni 
 finite ertiennen. 1 appointed to meet 
 him to day, id) l)i\be nuf f;eute eine 3nf<i'" = 
 meiifiinft iiiit il)'n pernbrebet. 
 
 Appoint, V. ». fid) ent|'d)[ie6en , be-- 
 fd)lic^en, eiucii 23crd)(ii5 fiiffen. 
 
 Appointable) appoint'abl. adj. 
 nii|li'(Unr, (ulmi !lic-ninten). rEUERAiisi. 
 
 Appointee, appo'nte', «. I. ber 
 'llnneiTeflre. 2. eiii l;ol;er befolbeter SolCnt, 
 cyefreitcr. 
 
 Appointed, Ippom'ted. adj. au^-. 
 gernilet, giriiilet. Well -, \wi)i gcfleibet, 
 in gnteiii Stnnbe. 
 
 Appointer, appoin'ulr, «. ber, 
 iDC(d)er iinorbnet, fciTfe^t, 6e|1iimiit, nnileHr. 
 
 Appointment, appoint'ineut. s. 
 
 1. bie 93et1f(lung, (Jrncnnuiig (i>.33cnniren). 
 
 2. bie 25ernbrebiing, ber SJerfileid), bie ge: 
 trofTcre 9l&rebe. 3. ber 25tH'fd)hin, 9Jntrng. 
 
 4. ber 93erd)luj5; bic SSerorbnung, 25Lirf(f)rifr, 
 53e(limmung, ber !8cfel)(. 5. bie -}(norPnunn, 
 iSeflimniung, Scilfe^iing. 6. bie -JlUi'riiflung 
 (einer 5'"^^^/ 9Irniec); (5'inrid)rnng, 3"rn= 
 tlnng; ivkibuug, ber 91njiig. '3hif}iig. 7. bie 
 a?e|'Dlbung, ber &ei)nlt, in6 girnni. 8. bie 
 ^Unitnlten, '^Jiiifjregcln , 9liUH-biiung. 9. bni 
 95crnind)tni6 jii niilben S'uerfen 11. bie 3lrr, 
 luie foIdjcS gi'iltig l)iiiter(nfien luerben fniin. 
 
 To make an —, cinnuber [u'llelleii , fid) 
 pernOreben. To make an — to meet at six 
 o'clock, einnnber nuf |'ed)S Ulir triletlen. To 
 fail in one's -, fid) fciueni SSerfprfc^en jus 
 miber nic^t einftnben. 
 
 Apporter, appcSr'tur, (iat. portare) 
 ». t bn 25ci6rinocr, Gintv, ber ©tipn« in 
 bn5 Snub bringt. 
 
 Apportion, appore'shmi, ((at. ad 
 u. portio) 0. a. perl)nltni(5iiui|jig pcrtljcilcn, 
 nOmeffen (bie 3eit 20, jutljeilen. 
 
 Apportioner, appore'shunur, s. 
 ber, iueld)er pcrljnltni^mnfjig I'ertfjciir, nbmipt. 
 
 Apportionment, aj)pore'shi'in- 
 
 ment, ». bie pcrl)nltni(}iiiiipigc SScrtljeilung 
 Pb. 3ntl)CiIung. Hamilton. 
 
 AppOiVe, appoze', (I. appouere) o.a. 
 1. G-uieni Jyrngeii i.<iir„in, (linen unrerfu; 
 d)eii, frngenb priifeii, i'rrl)i:>reii , erflniiiuren. 
 liAcoN. f. Pose. 2. nnirgen, niiflegeii. 
 
 AFP 
 
 Harvey. 3. (infilgen, perbtnben. . . 
 
 Appo-ser, appose' lir. s. 1. ber^rS" 
 
 fer. 2. (engl. Court of Exclu-quer) t.T 
 (5-):nniinntor 
 
 Apposite, ap'po/.it, adj. filglicft, 
 fd)idiid); (to) pnifcnb (ju), getii,ig, nngemefs 
 fen (einer ©ncf)e). - adv. Ap'positely, 
 fiiglid), gemiifj. 
 
 AppOSiteiieR.«>, ap'po/.itnes. «. bif 
 S(f)irfiid)fcir, 91n,icniei7eiil;cit, J-i'igiidjfeit. 
 
 Apposi(i<»n, .^pp('i/.isli'iin. s. I. bie 
 SSeifiigiing, ter Snf'i'.!, Jiclf.K). 2. (^^l;i)f.] 
 bie 3lnl)nufung , ainfci^iing (b. Jtorprr). 3. 
 [©rnmm.l bai "Beifn^iuort, bie Slppofition. 
 
 Appraise, appiaze', (int. ad u. 
 pretium, fr. appre'cier) v. a. 1. tnyireu, 
 nnfd)rngcti, fd)ai>eii. 2. 1 iviirbigen. 
 
 Apprai.sement, appraze'mint, 
 s. I. bie ioriition, ©d)n(;unn. 2. i bie 2i3iir> 
 bigiing. 3. ber tnrirte iGertlj. 
 
 Appraist^r, appra'/.ur, «. bet 
 Xnjrntiir, <Sd)ai)(v. f. Apprizer. 
 
 Appreciable, appic'slieabi, adj. 
 \d)ni)bnt , einer ©d>nl;uiig, 2J3iirbigiin!j 
 fdl)ig, bered)enbnr. 
 
 Appreciate, appre'sheate, v. a. 
 1. fd)n(;en, nnfd)lnflen , iinirbigen. 2. beu 
 5iBertl; einer <B^d)e erl;i3ijen 06. ileigerii. 
 
 Appreciate, v. n. ini "iiSfrrlje \\tu 
 gen, nn 'iCcrti) jnneljinen. Weusteu. 
 
 Appreciation, appieKlieaslain, 
 *. 1. bie ©d)iii^nngi 'IGiirbigtinn, 2Gerfl;» 
 fd)n(5ung. 2. bie 3nniif)nie nn -lijertl;. 
 
 Apprehend, appieiiend', (int. ap. 
 preheiulere; nngelf hendan, lientan> o. a. 
 l.greifen,nngreifen, nnfnfTen, fnijen. 2. itgrei. 
 fen, pcrljnfren, gefiinglii-|) eiiijiefirn. 3. bfgrei« 
 fen, fn(Ten, cinfeljen. 4. giniit'eti, ben.'^cii, b.i» 
 furl;nltcii. 3. fiirc^ten, 6efiird)ren, befcrgen. 
 
 3. 1 — not why so many and various \»v.s 
 
 are given. Mii.ton. 
 
 4. Notwithstanding this declaration, we 
 
 do not — that we are giiilly of pre- 
 sumption. Emcvc. Art. Metai'iivsics. 
 
 Appreltender, appieiieudiir, «. 
 ber, n)eld)er ergreifr, nngreift, begrcifr, bit 
 fprgt, bnfiirfjtilt. [adj. bcgreifiid), fnfilid). 
 Apprehensible, appieiien'>.cbi, 
 Apprehension, appreiien'sinin, 
 *. 1. bie 3lnfniTiiiin, ilngreifuug, ber (ijriff, 
 gnng. 2. bie ©rgrcifung, 95crl;nffung, Giiu 
 jiei)iing (eiiies 93ert'red)eri<). 3. bie 25or|1eI« 
 lungs^frnft, gnjJungiJfrnfr; SJeilnnung. 4. 
 ber (nnpollfpnimenc) 2}cgriff, bie Sorilels 
 lung (i'.®ott 20. 5. bie 'J^einung, '•Jlnrid)t. 
 6. bie gurd)t, SSeforgnifj. 7. ber 25crbnd)r, 
 3lrgmLi|)n. [Webster. 
 
 5. in our — the pacts prove the issue. 
 
 C. Claudius was in no small — for Ills 
 own life. Addison. . 
 
 ftuic'ik of — , fc^nefl fnffenb pb. begrcifenb. 
 According to my -, fp luie id) luir bie ®n» 
 d)e POrflefle. To be under great - s, in 3rP» 
 0cr 5urd)t f(f)meben. Dull of -, fc^iuer pD. 
 Mngfain begreifenb ob. fnfTenb. 
 
 Apprehensive, apprehln'siv, 
 adj. 1. \d)\\t{{ fniTcnb, leid)t begreifenb. 2. 
 juni fd)ue(len 23egreifen fal)ig , niit (S)ei|l btt 
 gnbr. Shak. 3. 5 (of ) fnrd)tfiiui , befrr(;t 
 (lurgeii). 4. f fuljlenb, enipnnb>'niii. Mii.xon. 
 
 Tohe-of, 1. befiird)rep ((Sriun^), fiird)reii. 
 2. (ftiurtS inerfciir ffiblen, I'uiiiciu ciupftnben 
 
FnJp. f,'r. lall. fat. .Mi. moJ. Fin*-, ffn. N6, move. nAr. got, 6il. (160(1. Tiiftp. InS. !nll. l//in. THis. 49 
 
 AppreltenAively, apprchln'- 
 •ivlc. into. I. I'nljffl. 2. riir(t)tfnui. 3. tnit 
 
 ApprulienMivenesx, apprehen'- 
 •iviies. *. i. 6er i£rt)iirnniii, 5af)iflfeit lei(f)t 
 )ii bcfirtifen. i. ^if 6nu'nii6ramfeit , G-iii: 
 Vi1ll^f)arfeit. 3. 6ie Jiir^ti'amfi'it, 2?ei'orgiii^, 
 •Ueiia'lli(f)feit. 
 
 Apprentice, apprln'tl«, (fr. np 
 preuiij «. I. tet £el)riun<if, £e()rfrurr(l?e, 
 £r^r(tii(). 2. [alt. fRe<t)t] t>tt nngcheiite 
 9icd)t6(ieUI)rte. Blackstohe 
 
 Apprentice, e. a. in Die £(-l;re 
 tljuM o^. <ift>fii. 
 
 Apprenticeiiood, appren'tlt- 
 hud, s. t ^ie l'fl)rliM<i('d>afr. Shah. 
 
 Apprt^nticeHlllPf apprenMinsliip. 
 < 1. Die Cfl)rjiil)rf, Pel^rjeit. "2. Die ^ctjre. 
 
 AppreutiM<t|;'e, appreu'lisirje, (fr. 
 SD3.) * t Dif £'rl)rjeir. i.'el)rf. Bacon 
 
 Appre!«t, appre«(', (ad ii. pressed) 
 ailj. lijotj jiirnmmeiiflcDrnnflt (iinlje nm 
 (Biitl Mt(\e\\t'). 
 
 Apprise, apprUe', (fr. p. p. appii«) 
 c. n. of) t<iu.i(^rii1)tigen, iiiiterri({)tcii, in 
 iiciiiitiiif! fflKii (uoii;, ttlefjrcii. 
 
 Apprize, apprize', vfr. «ppn?cier) 
 (fleiwoljiil. iipprniie (\e[(l)V.) v. a. (I'OII Otriq: 
 fritf mrn^ii) aniitutocn, tarirrn, f(l)oi)t>* 
 (®niiit)1u(ff ic.) 
 
 Apprizf*ill«^n(, appiixe'ment, < 
 
 1. bit (i<ffeiitli(^() larnriinn, @d><ii)iiM(i- ^■ 
 bit 2'(h<it}\tn<\, Dtr *2liir(l)lii(i l^r^ Drdimnire, 
 fijrtrte *!J3irth). |um Otn »Jlin(^lii<j fdiiirn. 
 
 Tn purcliase an article at llie -, (Ftiua^ 
 
 Apprizer, apprltur. *. rnr ©(fjii^nr, 
 
 Inmri^r. Ifcitinlje) inririiiifl, Iflratimi. 
 
 Apprizinf^, appij'/inf;. <. Ditdibrio: 
 
 Appruncll, ajiprotsh', (I. proxiniiis ; 
 
 fr. iipproclicr) r. n. 1. fi(() niil)trii , nat}t: 
 
 tvmmen, ftd^ iiiit)cii, l}rraniial)eii, m^hrr fiMn: 
 
 nieii. 'i. i ■•» fid) natfaa. I) (to) nnf^rfoni: 
 
 mm (eiiier Siic^f), G-tii>n6 tnti(t)tn. c) (lu) 
 
 '{Uf)nli(t)rcit l)ii()cn (uiiO. 3. |l ftd) nitt)txn 
 
 (OJi'K). 4. II (Id) nnl)erii (jleif(t)lirt)), )U »l;un 
 
 ^iiftcii niit riiicnt ^eitye. 
 
 i. b) \V. approached to tlie character 
 
 of the alilcxt ttatetnian. Werster. 
 
 Approncii, p. a. l. dincin iitif)i-rn, 
 
 rtitn.il)ern, iiiil)e \>b. ni\t)tt bTin([tn. 2. i er: 
 
 rrii1)eit. 3. <fli;i|"d)lii^) ju tl)iiii l)rtbcn (mit). 
 
 4. (i>L'rtif.| ohfoiKien, nbfauntlii. 
 
 Approucli, s. 1. Die 'itnnA^minn. 
 ba6 ^erniiMiiheii, ^2tiirii(fftt ibts ^i^int'C^ ic). 
 
 2. (to) OiT S'lfl'iiifl. Siitritt (jii iioninfii JO- 
 Baco?i. 3. i bn trUt ^er]u<t). 4. ber (frintx 
 lirt>e) 'Jiiifitd; Siilnuf. 5. (itricfliSbf.l «.p?. Die 
 ifliiiin()crunnciurtfe , 9liinrtl)eriiU(i5flrnt'cn , 
 CiiiifiirAbtii. [adj. jii(5iiui]ii(^ , erreid)tMr. 
 
 Appriiaclinble , appr('>t&h'abi. 
 
 Appronciier, appr^'tshur, «. brr 
 9inl)fiiDe. [uiijunritinlid). 
 
 Appr<»MCille!>(JI, apprutsh'Ies. adj. 
 
 Appruncilinent, approtsh'nient. 
 #. t6ie*Jlnnal)cniii(). ((irbilligr. Elvot. 
 
 Approbate, ap'pr<!tbAle, (tut.) ndj 
 
 Approbate, o. «. tiRivNiiii.] bil' 
 lijjeii, jifiifhinifleii. 
 
 Approbation, apprnhi'ahun, (f.) 
 t. t. Me 3)1(11(11111(1, «em'()miiiiiit«i, 0>iuti)eu 
 &un(i(eiiier5ii(t)ei, 3ii|limnnina <jii (PnunS). 
 'i. Dte 0)euet)tiii()iiii<) (Drii(fiTUiubnti)). 3. 
 
 Luyl. ■ deuttcU. iViirUrbuch. L 
 
 APP 
 
 bie 93efrnfttgung , bn 95emei« , Die ^e()niip: 
 tunfl, ©tilrie. 4. ber ^eifiirt; (5}ctflHen iin 
 ©tmaS. 5. bie ^Tooiiititiiprtifiiniv Shak. 
 
 Approbative, ap'piubatlv. ad}. 
 biflinenb, fliitljcieenb. Mii.ner. 
 
 Approbatory, ap'probaturre. iidj. 
 bifliflcnb , flntf)eigeiib. Ash. Scott. 
 
 Approinpt, appronit', adj. -[- f. 
 Prompt. Bacox. 
 
 Approof, approof, a. f Die fflend): 
 tniflung, ©ifliijung, ©enel)ml;(»(tun(i , ber 
 !»eifn[|. SuAK. 
 
 Approperate, apprn'plrke, (Ult. 
 npproperitre) u. a. f ber(f)lciiiii(ien, fi^rbfrn. 
 
 Appropinquate , appropin' 
 kwaie. (lilt.) e. n. f jlcf) Mii()frn, |1d) unljcn- 
 
 Appropinqiiation, appi<'>piii 
 kwa'sliuii, *. t bie 9lnniil)erniiii. Hale- 
 
 Appropiuque, approplnk'. i'. n 
 t fid) iiiif)frn , (i(<) iinf)rn. Hcdibras. 
 
 Approportioned , appmpoi'- 
 «hund, adj. L>erl)iilrnii}ni(ipi(i, piiffenb, (\\u\c-- 
 meffen. [<iiiireiiinftiiii'rbenfoum'iib. Brown 
 
 A ppropriabie, appi o'p< caiil, adj 
 
 Appropriate, appro'pieAte, (fr. 
 approprier) i'. a. I. (for u. 'o) betlinillien, 
 wibmcn (ju). 2. jiicinneii, jufdireiben. .3. fid) 
 jueiflnen. 4. (to) I'erbinben i<J?iiin?n niit l^c: 
 (iriffen). Locke. 5. [Sirc()t.] i'erniij5erii, ilbtr; 
 trnoen (eiiie i]pfriiiibe). 
 3. Let no man — the D»e of a common 
 benefit. Weiister. 
 
 To- to one's self, fid) jueigiieii, fid) 
 liifd)reibcii. 
 
 Appropriate, adj. I. ei^en, rini'n= 
 ff)i'iniiid) ((ifiuibiiift). 2. (»n(ifiiiefTen, piiffcnb, 
 biciilid). - ». biee'iflentl)i"nnlid)feir, (S-i,ii'nl)clr. 
 
 Appropriateness, appio'pie 
 iienes, ». bie liliKifnieffeiiljeit. 
 
 Appropriation, appi^pr^&'shun. 
 ». 1. bie aimvenbiinn (to, jii, ouf). 2. bie 
 SIiipniTiiiifl. 3. bie 5)cilinnniiiin ber beiVnbcrii 
 53ebciituna etne« <S3i'rt«. 4. bie Siioinniiiifi, 
 bfl«®id)!3uei(iiienetiier@nd)e. 5. !9{fd)t«(Vr.l 
 bieUebertrrtflinifleiner^$irinibe. Bt.AfKsTo>E 
 
 Appropriations pi. bie 95ern>cMbiiii(i 
 berStnntfieinflillfre. He makes it a great - 
 to his good paits, + er bilber fid) nid)t u'C; 
 nig lUif feint Inlente ein. 
 
 Approprlator, appr('i'prci(ur. «. 
 I. ber, iueld)er beflinimt, jiteiflnet. 2. ber 
 Sefitjft finer oernu&erten , riberrrnnc"?" 
 «J5frunbf. Btacksto^e. 
 
 Approprletary, appro'preatare. 
 ». ein ben G^rtrag einer ^^Jfriiiibe befi(^fn^er 
 Ofije, Spei.man. 
 
 Approvable, approo'vabl,a((/. bei: 
 fflflfu'ilrblfl , iJblirf). TEMprE. 
 
 Approval, approo'val, a. bie 58tl: 
 ligung , ber SJeifofl. ^^ [»i((ignng. 
 
 Approvance, Spproo'vanse. *.bie 
 
 Approve, approov', (fr. approuver; 
 (Int. approbare) p. a. (of n. oljne of) l.(fn 
 mat, bifligen, genef)migcn, gurf)ei0cn; C^incm 
 feinen 93eifn(( gcben pb. rd)cnfen. 2. f beiuei: 
 fen, b(irf()iin, jeigen; befl(Utgen. Mh.ton. 
 3. t beipftljren , erprpben , priifen. Shak. 4. 
 |3{ed)t^rpr.] i>crbfiTern (ein (yriinbrtfirf). 5. 
 + i'friiid)en , pri'biren. 
 
 To - one's self to any one, (i(f) 3e< 
 ntrtnb5 93cifnfl enverbrn, («4 gegen ^inen 
 omjenfljm eriueifen An approved writer, 
 
 APR 
 
 ein anerfrtnnter @(f)rifri1ef[er. 
 
 Approvement, appru('>v'ment, a. 
 1. bie (»encl)migi(ng, 23cJiliiiiniiiMg, ^iftir 
 gung, ber ajeifafl. 2. [5(cd)f^rpr.) bnS «e.- 
 feiiiitnie eine« SSer6rc(^en!< imb fcine 3lngiibe 
 ber ^)Wrf(t)!iIbigen , in ber ipoffniiiig, begnn-- 
 bigt JU merben. Bi.ackst. 3. bie ajerbcffc< 
 rung eineS 05runbflii(fe§. Bi.ackstone. 
 
 Approver, approo'vur, *. 1. ber 
 Sifligcr, a5eipfrid)ter. 2. f a) ber i^^nlffr. 
 b) ber Sinfriuger, $nibeiimnd)pr. 3. ber 
 25er6efferer (eine5 03riinb|lii(fg). 4. [5eed)t*j 
 ipr.] ber geflnnbige a3erbrcd)er nub 2Ingebee 
 feincr ^)Jiitfd)U(bigcn , f. Approvement. 
 5. ber '!)5nd)rer, 2i3irtf)fd)after niif ben t. Bos 
 nuinin, itronp.ndjrer. 6. ber 3lnitmnnn, 
 ©l)rriff, e(inbrid)ter. 1. Edw. 111. c. 8. 
 
 Approximate , approk.s'emat6, 
 (Int. atl u. proximiis) adj. nnl)e, gniij na\)t. 
 
 Approximate, a. a. n.il)e brins 
 gen, uiiljer bringeii, niil)er riicfen. 
 
 To - the inequality of riches to the level 
 of nature. Burke. [fjff, nnhen. 
 
 Approximate, o. n. firf) niil)eni, 
 
 Approximation , appi ok.scma'. 
 shun, *. 1. bie i!lnn(il)ernng, D^rifjernng. 2. 
 [9lrirl). n. 9l(g.] bie ■!!lnn(il)rriing, -Jlpprori* 
 mntiiMt. 3. [■•Web.] a) bie -3^Jittl;cilnng einer 
 .ftranf()cit bnrd) 33cri'il)ruiig, itmnfi^cittiiier* 
 fefiung. b) bie aSerfe^nngi^ ub. llebfi-iei» 
 tungifnr. 
 
 Approximative , apprnk'.s^iMa- 
 iiv, udj. niil)ernb, iinniil;eriib, nnljefunu 
 mcnb, opproxinintip. En. Esc^c. 
 
 Appulse, appulae', (fnt. appulsus) 
 a. I. ber 'Jlnjlod, ©rpj}, bie 9Inihi(}iing. 2. 
 |9l|lriMi.l bieiBeriifjning. .3. tieiJliifinifr, £nn! 
 bnng. Bryant. l*ani1o@cn, bie ^Bcriiljrung. 
 
 Appill.xion, appul'sliun . a. ba6 
 
 AppiiLsive, appiil'siv, adj. anfios 
 fjenb, beriii)rcnb. Med. Rep. 
 
 Appurtenance, appiir'ieiiau>>e, 
 
 *. bn6 Snbeljiir, f. Apperteuence. 
 
 Appurtenant, appiir'tcnant, adj. 
 geljorenb (jm, nngcljwenb. Bi ackstone. 
 
 Apricate, ap'prekate, (l. apricari) 
 V. n. t fid) fLMinen, fi(^ nn ber ©iMine mars 
 men. - o. a. fonnen. 
 
 Apricity, fippns'eto, a. -f ber <Bnu 
 nenrd)ein, bie ©onneniu(irme. 
 
 Apricot, i'prekot , [iilte Drtf)iia. 
 apricockj (IV). biicyllea; arm. brigesen; 
 fr. abricoi) a. bie 9Iprifofe. --tree, ber 
 'Jlprifofcubnum. 
 
 April, ^'pril, (I. aprilis; port, avril; 
 fp. abrit; ir. abrail; corn, ebril; m. ebrill; 
 fr. avril) a. let 21pril. 
 
 .\u —-fool, Pb. — 'sfeol, ber Qlprili 
 nnrr. — fool-day, ber erile 'ilpril. Te 
 make any one an april-fool, (5-inen in 
 ben 9Ipri( rd)itfen. 
 
 Apron, ii'purn, (ir. aprun; a ob. ag 
 n. celt, bron, bic ^rufl) a. I. bie ©d)iirit., 
 ba6 ©d)nrj|efl. 2. bie fette 93nud)()ant (ciner 
 (J)an6). JoHHso!!. 3. [Slrtiderie] ber Derfel, 
 bai 5Sied). 4. (>))?iir.) ber Sinneni'critepeii. 
 5. bit 5p((infenbettung om ffingnnge einer 
 Bode, cine« ^erft«. 6. ber lebcrne Deefel 
 (ouf einem fleinen (5)efiil)rtc). 
 
 A p r o n - m a n , ber ipanbmcrfiJmnnn , 
 ^nnbiuerfer. --string, bn6©d)iir,ien&nnb. 
 — stciugUold, [^eubalr.j bai> ^unfeli 
 
 4 
 
:50 Fatp, ffiP. (Ml fat. M*, met. Fine. fin. NA. mhve. n6r. got, 6il. rl6i'i(l. Ti'ilu-. ti'ih. fnll. (/,in, Tllis. 
 
 APR 
 
 lehcn, SBciterfe^cn. 
 
 Aproned, apumd, ad;. eine©c^)urjc 
 trrtfli'iit, !ieid)iirjt. Pope. 
 
 Apropos, ap'ropo. (fr. 2C.) adv. 1. 
 flflegen, iu rect)tcr Scit. Warburtow. 2. i 
 ei, in I'D. 
 
 Ap!«i-t, ap'sis, (gr. 2G.) p'. apsides. 
 « 1. I'JlilnMi.] Ber ilcl)rpiinft, SBeiitepunft, 
 Cie «!Ip|'ibe. 2. [9Ircf)it.] bic iBolbiiiig, 3<iiii: 
 Ming. 3. tie 3urnminciiiuniing bfr riiitbflB= 
 iH'geiieii grigen itiiii Umfi'ci5 ie& dlaix^. 4. 
 (.Uird).], a) in (Fijor, ailtiirprn(>. b) biT ©i(j 
 pD. Xljron beg 2?ifd)Pf« in niten iUi-djen. c) 
 bn6 9{eligiiicnfo|'ld)i'n. 
 
 Apt, apt? (I- apt"*; flf- I'apto; niigclK 
 liaep) adj. 1. tniiglid), pniTcnb |'>3)ler>^pf)l't•!^'•>• 
 2. (for) fahig, tiii^tig, gcrd)irft, tniigiid) (jii). 
 3. (to)gcncigt(ju). 4. iEbl;nft, fd)ncn,tfrrifl. 5. 
 (ciner (B<»i)e) nu^geiV^t ob. unteriuorfeii, ein 
 Ctrcbea, cine Xpiibeiij ijnbeiib (o. BingfiD; 
 to be -, pPfgen. [Webster. 
 
 3. Men are too apt to slander others. 
 
 5. Wlicat on moist land is - to bla.st or 
 be winter -killed. Webster. 
 
 - to be merry, lU|lig. - to forgive, norf): 
 firfjtSi'pfl. - to break, jer('rrd)lid). - '° •'*'^*' 
 fire, feiierfangenb. - fo he drunk, jiim 
 JrUllfe geueigt. Meat - to make any one 
 sick, cine ©pcife, bie (5-incn fninf ntnd)eii 
 fnnii, ©peife, bie G-ineii lfid)t frnitf iiiiid)t, 
 fine ©pcife, uni ©iiu'ii frniif ju nuidjeu. To 
 be -, gem tl;iiii, grncigt feiii. 
 
 Apt, ( ap'taie, v. a. f 1. oiipnffen. 
 
 Aptate,^ '^. jiifcercifen, porberciteu, 
 grfd)irft, tild)tig, eiupfiinglid) tnad)eii. 
 
 Aptable, ap'tSbl, ot(/. -|- nngcpnpt 
 ivcrbcn f5nnenb. Sherwood. 
 
 Apter, ap'tur, (gr. a priv. u. pteron) 
 pi- Aptera, *. l6-iiriMii.] bai ungcpi'igcUe 
 On left. 
 
 Apteral, ap'tural, adj. iingeflilgelt. 
 
 Aptitude, ap'teiitde, t. l.bielaiig: 
 fid)fEit, $a|;lid)feir. 2. bie &ii()igfeit (*iliila-. 
 fleu). 3. bie ^eigung, ®eneigtl)eit, bcr ipniig. 
 
 Aptly, apt'Ie. adv. 1. nngciiie(|eii, 
 mtffenb. 2. rid)tig, fiiglit^, mit 3v\'d)t. 3. 
 fd)ne(l , fertig. 
 
 Aptness, apt'nls. «. I. bie Iniiglic^: 
 ff it, 'iprtMlidjfcit,. *Jlngcnie(yculif it (cine6Ding&). 
 2. bcr ipang, bit gieigiing, 0)cncigtl)cit. 3. bie 
 g-al)igfcit, grrrigfeit, 0)cra)irflid)feit. 4. bie 
 Iciibenj, b<\& ©trebeii (u. Bingen k.) 
 
 4. Tlie - of iron to rust, bic £eid)tigfeit, 
 nuMiiit trni (S-ifcn rotlet. 
 
 Aptote, ap'l/jte, (gr. n priv. u. ptosis) 
 a. [(iJramni.] bo6 uiiabiiiiberlic^e, iiibefliiiable 
 3iciiiiiiiprt. 
 
 Apyrexy, ap'crlksc, (gr.) «• bie 
 JJic&erlofigf eit , bai ahi|l;i!iren beg ^'''''f'^*- 
 
 Apyrous, aperiis,(gr.) arfj. [G^ijem.] 
 feucrfc|l, unbrennlinr. 
 
 Aqua, a'kwa, (Int. aqua; fp. agua; 
 orm.eagui; gtirf). ali«a; nngcli". ea; fr. eau; 
 teal, gwy Pb. aw) *. (Gljoni.) bng 2Cii(Ter. 
 
 Aqua-fortis, (illte (Sljeni.) = nitric 
 acid, bng ®d)ciben)niTer. --marina, [Wi: 
 nrrnlg.) ber 9liiiinnmrin , ^eryfl. - miia- 
 bilis, bnS iUiunbenunffer. --regia, (nite 
 Gl)fni.] bai .fti^lligf niilffer (je^r nitro-nmrlatic 
 acid). — tinta, lJ{iipfir|lrri)erf.l bieSlgiin; 
 Imta. --vii.ne. bfr^!Uiiini>it, Sbrniinnitein. 
 
 Aquarians, akwa'reans, «. pi. 
 
 AKA 
 
 [itirtfcg.] bic Slgunricr. 
 
 Aquarius, akwi'reus, (Int. ^.) 
 s. l-Jl|1roii.] ber -itnijjerniann. 
 
 Aquatic, akwat'ik.<i(<; S^MifTec 
 
 jimi iijnffcr gcl;6rig; im 2i5o|7er IcbeiiD Ci'ini 
 lljicren); im ayoffcr iuad)ieiib (voa i^jloii = 
 jen>. (Aquat'ical i|l felteii.) 
 
 Aquatic, a. bag iBn|Tergci»(id)g. 
 
 Aquatile, akkwatll, «<</. bag 2i3nf= 
 i"er tjeipoljneiib. Brown. 
 
 Aquatinta, akkwatin'ta, (it.) s. 
 lSupfcr)led)erf.] bie aiqunriiun, bag ^i-irb-. 
 luaffcr, liirdjtuaffer; bie 2i3a(iettart'tiuirt, 
 iu|"d)jeid)nimg, ber iii|'d)fiipiVr|lid). 
 
 Aqueduct, akkwediikt, (Int. aqua 
 u. duco) a bie iUafferleiruiig. 
 
 Aqueous, akweus, adj. ivfifferig. 
 
 A(|ueousnesS, akweusncs, a. 
 bic iyafitrigfeit. 
 
 Aquila, ak'kwila, ((nt. W.) a. 1. 
 [£riiiilj.] bcr ^Jlbler. 2. iai|lvmi.] bcr *ilblcr. 
 
 Aquiline, akwelin, (1. nquilinus) 
 udj. ju ciiiem 2tblcr geljijvig; ciiiem 91bler 
 nl;iilid), ^ilbler . . .; gebpgcii luie ber *Sd)iiat'cl 
 ciiicg 'Jlblerg. - nose, bie 3lblers pD. Spa-- 
 l)id)tfiinre. [iJfprbiviiib. 
 
 Aquilon, ak'kwelon, (Int.) a. ber 
 
 Aqitose, akw6»e', adj. n^jjcrig. 
 
 Aquosity, akwos'ete, a. bie )!J6a\-- 
 reriijfeit. 
 
 A. n., aibfurjg. UPU Anno regni, 
 im ^M)rt ber ^fegicrung; j. Sb. A. R. G. R. 
 20, itii 20|leti ^al}ri ber Jicgicruiig beg Kb-. 
 iiigg 0)fprg. 
 
 Arabesque, arahlsk', (fr. 213.) a. 
 I. Citrdjit.J bie itrabcgfc. 2. + bic nrabifdjc 
 ©vradje. 3. adj. - Ob. A r a b e s k y. nrnln|"d), 
 iind) Slrt bcr ^Jlrnbcr (u. bcr ibnunrt 20. 
 
 Arabian, ara'bean, (id;. arai>ifd). 
 — niglits, taiiicub 11. cine 9iad)r (ein ^Minl^r; 
 djriiPiic^). - beau, [%^ot.\ bit toijniige. 
 
 Arabian, a. bcr >Jlr.ibcr. 
 
 Arabic, arabik, adj, nrnbiid). -tro 
 che.s, bai englitd)e (Uiininii. t©prnd)c. 
 
 Arabic, *. bng*J(ral>ird)e, bic aral)ird>e 
 
 Arabically, arab'ckullc, adt. niit 
 nrabi|d)e ^31rt, nrnbiic^. 
 
 ArabisMK, ar'abizm, a. bcr'iUraBign), 
 bic ber nrnbi|'d)cii ©pract^e cigcn[l)uiiiiid)e 
 3{cbcngnrt. Khcvc. 
 
 Arabist, ar'ablst, a. bcr itciiner bcr 
 nrnl)i|d)eii ®prnd)e 11. 1'ltcratiir, airabcr. Enc. 
 
 Arable, ar'abl, (l. arare; gr. aroo; 
 ir. araini) adj.. pfliigbnt, nnbaiiiid), ufbar. 
 
 Araby, ar'abe, *. [(ijcpgr.J ^Jlvabicn. 
 
 Araciinoid, aiak'noid, (gr.) a. 1. 
 [i!Jnnt.] - ob. - tunic, a) bag ipirnl)iiiit; 
 d)cn, ipirnrpinnengeiuebe. b) bie fepmiu'iiive.- 
 bcnfjfliit bcg'iliigeg. 2. t9?ntiirg.J ucrilcimrfc 
 Spttcnfppfe, |"pinnenfi3rmige ®eegcn)nd)re. C\c. 
 
 Aragron, ar'agon, a. [(^cpgr.J '^Ir^ 
 rngpnicM. 
 
 Araig-nee, arinei',) (fr. 2S.) * 
 
 Arraig-n, arrane', ) [Jtricggbf.J bcr 
 n|1igc 'Ofincngnng. Bau.ey. [Shak. 
 
 Araise, ara^e', p. «. t f- Raise. 
 
 Arainean, arame'an, adj. ju >21rnni 
 gclji^irig; djaibmld) 
 
 Araiikisiii ar'amizm, a. bcr (Il;nl: 
 bnigm , bie d)nibni|d)e Dfcbcngnrt. 
 
 Araueous, ara'ueus, (Int. aranea) 
 adj. emeni (&«/iuiieiiijciuei)K nl;iilii;^, fpiiui: 
 
 AKB 
 
 i»c6ei)%mig, fpinncnmetcnnrfig, ©pinnt n . . . 
 
 Aration, ara'slmn, *. bng ^jliigcn, 
 Slcfcru. 
 
 Aratory, aratnrre.nd/. benSIrferbnji 
 bcrrcffcnb. - instruments, bag Qitfergerntf). 
 
 Arbalist, ar'l.ali.st, (Int. arcus iiMB 
 balista) s. bic 9lrmbrnft. ®tei:ird)Ieiiber. 
 
 Arbali.ster, arbaiL'tur, a. bn 
 airmbni|ird)iitje. ^ speed. 
 
 Arbitctr, Ir'bet.ir, (int.SB.) *. I. bet 
 Sd)icbgrid)ter, ®d)iebi-ninnn. 2. ber ^ert, 
 (ikbictcr, (iJeiunltljabcr (im 9Illgcnieincn). 
 
 Arbiter, ... a. f ridjrcn. 
 
 Arbitrable, arbeuabl, adj. 1. miff* 
 fiiljrltd). 2. entrd)cibbar. [1 rat ion. 
 
 Arbitraj^e, ar'belraje, t f. Arbl- 
 
 Arbitrainent, arl.ittrament. *. 1. 
 bie ai3illfiil)r, bcr freie ^JBifJe. 2. ber i"d)ieb«. 
 rid)tcrlid)e 9lugrpni(f). Cowei.. [n'idfiiljrlid). 
 
 Arbitrarily, Ir'hclrarcle. ade. 
 
 Arbitrariness, ar'betrarenes. a. 
 1. bie ii;iafu()r(id)feit, begpitifdje, tDranni. 
 ]d)( (Menuilt, llnumi"d)rmiftl;cif. 2. bie2Ciafuf;r. 
 
 Arbitrarious, ari.etia'reus, nilj 
 
 1. luidfiiljriirf). 2. bcgpptif(f). - adv. Arbl- 
 tra'riously, n)i(rfii(jrlif^. 
 
 Arbitrary, ar'bctra.e. adj. I. iviff. 
 
 ft'iljriid). 2. cigcnmitlig, cigciifinnig, Ininiird). 
 
 i. bcgppiifd), uniimidjrniift, cigcnmad)tig, 
 
 u>i(lfiil;rlid). 
 
 3. — power is most easily established on 
 
 the ruins of liberty abused to licen, 
 
 tiousness. Washihgiob. 
 
 Arbitrate, Ir'betrate, I), a. nig 
 ®d)icbgrid)rcr liber ©tiuag eiitrdjcibcn, f(<»li(t>. 
 ten (eiiicn ©trcit). 
 
 Arbitrate, v.n. cinrn (£c()iebgfprii(ft 
 tl)un, entfd)eibcn, iirrl;cilcn, nbipredjcii. 
 
 Arbitration, arbetra'shrin, a. I. 
 bag rd)iebgrid)terlid)e 25erfal)reii , ber fd)iebg« 
 rid)rcrlid)c <Bvtu(t}, bic e-iirrd)cibiing. 2. 
 [ipanbelj bcr SScrglcid), bag iiprnpromiO. 
 - of exchanges, bic 9Sergleid)iing ber per» 
 fd)iebencn aEecJjfclfurrc, 2Bcd)ul = >Jlrbitrnge. 
 ---bond, [9{ed)tgfpr.] bie fipniprpmi^nfte. 
 3. bag &utad)ttn, (Sutbeftiibcn, e-rmefTen. 
 
 To pnt a thing to -, Qtwai jll fllltli. 
 d)em ©pni(f)e ileUcn. 
 
 Arbitrator, Ir'betratiir, a. 1. bar 
 6d)icbgrid)ter, ©d)iebgfreiinb, ©d)icbgmnnii. 
 
 2. ^ ber SpcTt, (Scbieter, (S5eiva(t()abcr, uru 
 umrrfirmiftc i>errfd)cr. Addison. Shak. 3? 
 ber ©tattljalter, aSorilcljcr. Mii.tom. 
 
 Arbitreinent, arbit'trmlnt, a. I. 
 bie fd)icbgrid)tfrli(i)e 6-ntrd)cibiiiig. 2. bie 
 (■d)iebgrid)rcrlid)e OJcmnlr, <ll3i(lfiil)r. 3. bcr 
 2}crgicid), bng ,<ipmprpmi^. |ri(l>tcrinii. 
 
 Arbitres.s, ar'bctrc.s, *. bie ©d)icbg« 
 Arbor, Ir'brir, (un. 2i5.) *. l. bie 
 enubc. 2. Onit.J bcr SSnum. 3. [•>JKed>.] ber 
 Sl3num (in JiPrbnmcrifn shaft fiir arbor). 
 
 Arbor-vine, [fSlT.] bic SHjinbt. 
 
 Arborator, ar'boratur, a. ©iner, 
 
 bcr'iJiiiimcpflanjtPb. nugpiifu, 25anmgartner. 
 
 Arbor(*ous, aibo'rciis. (nnc^ Ar'- 
 borary) nd/. bnnmnljiilid), bniininrtig, jn<a 
 a5numc gcljprig, nnf eincm iBnnmc mndjfenb, 
 25nuni . . . 
 
 Arborescence, aiborek'slnse. a. 
 1. (Winernlg.j bie ^numnrtigfcit. 2. [SBpt] 
 bng 23nuiniperbeii. 
 
 Arborescent, arborea'tlnt, adj 
 
FA(e, far, fSff, fat. M*, mit. Fine. ffn. N6. move, n6r. sjftt. 6il. c!6*id. TAhe, trtb, fnM. tAIn, THis. 51 
 
 ARB 
 
 1. [IBiffenfcf).] baumnrtifl (<JJ?tnrtnfieii ic.) 
 J.jiimSflumemerbenfc, ftnuttiartig. Martvu. 
 
 Arboreicent »tarfisili, [5rf)tf)l)0j.] bflf 
 <D?r^u|■enhrtupt. 
 
 Arboretf ar'boret. (itarborete)«. I. 
 t(i^ -biiuiiif^f n, ter ©traurf), Me Staube. 2. bcr 
 tint 35niime!i nnflcpflanite Ort, ©numonrten. 
 
 Arburistf ar'bori^t, *. i.cer 35aiim: 
 funtifle. 2. Per 35aiimp(T(injfr, 95num(jnrtner. 
 
 Arborizntion, arbAreza'sliun , «. 
 tic 'B«uin! 1)5. Jiriiuterjeidjnimg nuf -JKiiic: 
 niiicii, 5er 55iiiim)T<in. 
 
 Arborize^ 5r'bori<e. V. •. 93ntim: 
 »t. firiiiitfrjtirt)iiun()i!n niifWiiiernlien bilben. 
 
 ArborOUS, ar'b^ru*, f. Arbo- 
 renii*. [Me ©Uiibe. 
 
 jtrbuKcle, ar'buoul, «.t>er@trau(i), 
 
 ArbuHCular, arbu»'kular, ad}. 
 (Iniitfimrtia. [©trtubtn beCerft. 
 
 .4rbus<Ive, arbu.'.'t'v, o<y. mit 
 
 Arbustuillf arbii«'tuni,«. bn$@taii: 
 beiu Ob. 3)numii'nlt(^en; ber ©nuingarten. 
 
 Arbute^ ir'bute, ((at. arbutus) «. 
 [3>L't.J I. bet erbbeerbninn. 2. ber $na= 
 flpfMbrtiim. 3. bie SJnretitrnube. 
 
 Arbllteail) arliu'tean, adj. jiitn 
 Grbbefrbnunie (jeljDrig. 
 
 Arc* ark, (Int. ar<-u«; fr. arc) «. I. 
 f(»)fpiii.j berCogeti, ^dlbjirfel, aibftljnitt, 
 bii6 ©fflineut. 2. (afhron.i ber Sogen, *rei« 
 (Inn>, 9inrf)tfrei«). 
 
 Arcade, arkide', (ft. SB.) #. [«!lr= 
 (ftit. 1 ber ®d)imbbi)()eii : bie SBogeiiileUuiifl, 
 JiiJiil&imfl ; ber SSogeiiiiiirifl , bie <Urfnbe. 
 
 Arcady, ar'kid^. «. [O^eogr.j 9IrfAs 
 bien. Arca'dian, An-a'dic, adj. nrfn; 
 bifcf). -«. Arca'dlci, ber litfl fiiif6 ©U: 
 d)e!:- tfi <}5niirnunin8, ^^i yon 'Mrfnbieii Ijonbelt. 
 
 Arcane, arkAne', (int.) edi. t ()e= 
 Ijfiiii, I'frl'oriieii. 
 
 Arcanum, ark^'num, ((at. 'ilD.) «• 
 be,6 (i)ei)eiiiiiiig ; p'- arcana, -TOi)l^erieii. 
 
 Arc-boutant, arkbuuiaiu', (fr. 
 213.) «• 191rd)it.J ber Oiewoll>epfei(er, <£tre(>e; 
 pffi(fr. 
 
 Arcll, irt»h, ((.arcu<) «. I. [9ir(f)it.| 
 a> ber^oflen, ©(()mibbogen. b) bn« @eiuijlt>e. 
 2. ber »oo'» (I'lbfrf).). 3. bn« $inime(*(ie: 
 luoife. Shak. 
 
 Triumphal-, bet IrillUipfjbonen. Starry-, 
 %, bii6 (£ternen(jcivo(be , ber @tern(jimmc(. 
 Middle -, ber i^aupiboflen (eiiier SJriicfe). 
 UiKclinrging -, ber jjeniniicrte 0)eiuo(b6oflfii. 
 Flat -, eiii ®c)uij((>e iiacf) eineni (jebruffteii 
 €rt)iui(>bO(ieil. Court of arches, [eiig(. 
 ©eirt).] bn« oberflc gcifKirfje (i}eri(^t. 
 
 Arcll, 0. a. i. ivi<ll>eii; uberivo((ieii. 
 Arched »hot, [<Mrd)if.l ber 2)ogeiiril)ii#. 
 2. (.igeiitormig bilben. (bogeii mii<()cii. Pope. 
 
 Arcll, t>.n. eiii Ci'JeiiH^lbe, eiitcii @(i}ioi(): 
 
 Arch, (it. arcare; beiiti'ct) nrg; l)o((. 
 arg ; V<m. arg ; teut. arg ; flr. archos) adj. 
 fijirtii, (irfl, (oie, (eirf)t(errjg , imiiljividifl, 
 bur(f)tTiebeii, |"rf)rtif()nir , (uflifl. 
 
 Arcll, (gr. archos; ir(. arg, gro@, i<or: 
 nel)in) uAj- nrg , grofi , ber grbfjre in feiiier 
 9Irt, ^niipt . . .; bei Siiak. ouct) n(6 *• ber 
 i^'xx (C»e(>ieter). Oii Sinamnicnrctjiiiigeii, 
 Grj . . . . An --wag, eiii ^rji'd^alf; an 
 — -rogne. ein (^rjiffturfe. 
 
 Arcliaioi«»S'ic, arkAulod'j'k, «<<;• 
 aiierthnmiKt), «rd>tioi»|ir(|. 
 
 ARC 
 
 Arcliaiolog-y, Irkani'oje, (gr.) « 
 bie 9l(tert()itin6mi(Ten|"c^nft , 'Mrdjiiologie. 
 
 Arcliaistm, ar'kawm, (gr.) «. brr 
 oeraltete 9lii^brii(f , Qlrrfjnism. 
 
 Arcltanj^el, arkane'jel, ». 1. ber 
 ©rjengel. 2. [SJot.] bie tnu&e 9ie(fel. 3. 
 [(Seogr.] airc^nngel. 
 
 ArcItang-eliC, arkaajel'lk , aidi 
 \\\ ben ©rjengeln geljiJrig. 
 
 Arcliapostate, artshapo^'tate. t 
 ber ."fianpt.ipoilat. [5?anptiipoi'lfl 
 
 .4rcliapostle, artshapos'si, I. bi-r 
 
 Arcliarchitect, ar*.shar'keiekt, «. 
 ber i>.mpt=, Dberbaumeiilcr. 
 
 Arcllbeacon, artshbi'kn, «. bit- 
 ^pflnptionrte , 50inrtfnl)6()c. [(5-ril'ird)of. 
 
 Arcllbicliop, artxhbish'rip. t. ber 
 
 Arclibi.itiioprick , artsbbisli' 
 uprik, *. bnf (Frjbiftljuni, ©rjAift. 
 
 Arcllbutcher, art<libot shur, t. 
 \ ber (5-rjfri(fer. Corbet. [£)berbniimei|ler. 
 
 Arclkbuildcr, artshbil'dur, «. ber 
 
 Arciibutler, artshbiit'ini, <. [bent. 
 t^Jei'd).! ber (STjiV^ciif. 
 Arclicliantberlaia,artshtsliaiiie' 
 burlin. «. [bent. ®fi'd)) ber (irjfrtnitMercr. 
 
 ArcllChaucellor, artshtshaa' 
 sellur, t. [bent, (^"itsii^.] ber Grjfiiniler. 
 
 ArcllChanter, artshlshau'tur, * 
 ber SBori'nnger, DberiVinger. 
 
 ArcllClliuiic, artshkiiii'nilk, adj. 
 t oon i'orjug[i(t)cn (t)enijrcf)en itriiften. 
 
 ArChCOnsplrator,art.Nbkoaxpir'- 
 atiir. «. ber 9{nbeUful;rer (bei einer %tx-- 
 (■(^luornng). Ittrigriif- 
 
 .4rciicount, artsbkn&at', «- ber 
 
 Arclicritic, Artshkrit'lk, «. ber 
 ^nnptfritifcr. 
 
 Arcltdaplfer, ariKhdap'efur, «. 
 [bent. fJJcid).] berirndjfeg, 9{ei(f)5erjttu(^|"e§. 
 
 Archdeacon, artshdekn, ». ber 
 <]lr(f)ibinfonn<. 
 
 Archdeaconry, artshdc'knre. Ob. 
 
 Arciideaconship, arishdckn 
 ship. «. ^K\i ^}lr(^iDinronat. 
 
 Archdivine, artxhdevine', «. ber 
 gro^e ilieolog, 5pnnpttheolog. 
 
 Archdruid, artshdru'ld , «. ber 
 Dbcrbrnibe. [f)erjogli(f). 
 
 Archducal, art^hdu'kal, adj. tx\: 
 
 Archduchess, artshdi'Hsh'es, (. 
 bie e-rj()erjoginn. [G-rj()erjpgtl)nni. 
 
 Archduchy, Irtshdiitshe, *. Xxxo 
 
 Archduke, ansbduke', s. ber&ri= 
 (yrjog. [*■ bfl« e-rjf)cr,iogt()mn. 
 
 Archdukedom, artsliduke'dum, 
 
 Arched, ar'»shed, adj. [5Ird)ir.] ge= 
 luijlbt. , [prjfeinb. 
 
 Archenemy 9 artsbea eme, ». ber 
 
 Archeolomry* f- Arcbaiology. 
 
 Archer, artsh'ur, (fr. 233.) *. ber 
 93i>genf(():i(5e. ^ [genfc^ilOinn. 
 
 Archerefts, Irtsh'ures, *. bie 5So! 
 
 Archery, artsh'uie, «. bn^ Sogcnj 
 f(()iif>en; bie ^nnft mit bem 23ogen jn |d)ie: 
 gen ; ber 05cbrnii(f) be6 23ogen«. 
 
 Archew-court, f. nntcr Arch. 
 
 Archetypal, ar'keiipal. adj. W- 
 fprnngijrf), nrbilblid). - world. [qSMt. %\)\: 
 icf.J bn6 llrfrilb , nnc^ brm bie ^IGcit gefdjiif; 
 fen ii'orben ill. 
 
 Archetype, ar'kctipc* (gr.^ *. \. 
 
 ARC 
 
 bn« UrOilb, JBorbilb, Original, Originn'fti'i(f 
 2. [-Wi'injii'.] ba« llr(ieii«id)t, bie Urmilnje, 
 ber Urtlonipcl, Driginnlflamper. 
 
 Archeus, arke'us, (gr.) t. [alte 
 Gl)cni.] ber lln|ei|l, llriToff, i>iaturgei|T. 
 
 Archrelon, artsiitel'un, «. perCFr)' 
 mi(Tftl).-itrr. ^ [feinb. Mii.tow. 
 
 .^rchfieud, artshfcend'. t. ber&r}> 
 
 Arcliflameu, artshflaiu'en. «. TiT 
 Oberpriciler. Herbert, [ber (5-r,jrd)mfid)lcr. 
 
 Archilatterer, arfshflaCtunir, #. 
 
 Arclir«»e, IrtKiifi't', ». 6er G-rjfeinb. 
 
 Archrounder, aitshfciun'diir, ». 
 ber ipanpfgriinber. [«. ber ^panptlenfer. 
 
 Archs-overnor, artsliguv'uriiiir, 
 
 Arclihere.<iy, artshher'e!^. «. bir 
 (frjfrl^erei. Butler. [©rjfel^er 
 
 ArchheretiC, artshber'eiik, I. ber 
 
 ArclUiierey, *. (9{npl.) ber Ober» 
 prifftcr. (*. ber Grjhcndjler, erjglciener. 
 
 Archhypocrit<;, artshhip'pokrft, 
 
 Archlater, ark janir, «. (^inpl.) ber 
 Oberarjt. [fie, i>inpt . . . Hallyweli.. 
 
 Archlcal, ar'kekal, adj. eriTe, ober> 
 
 ArchidiaCOnal, arkcdjak'unal, 
 adj. nrrf)ibtafonird). \'idj. erjbirdjoflif^. 
 
 ArciliepiSCopaI,arkeepis'kopal, 
 
 Archil, ar'tshil, i. (^ot. bie )Jarber< 
 fled)te, Drfeifle. [[^l>oef.I ard)ilod)ifd). 
 
 Archilochian, arkclu'kean , adj. 
 
 Archilotve, (ic^ott.) ba« Jyrieben** 
 nnerbietcn. [^^jiT)'.] Mi 9{eIigion6obcv()anpt. 
 
 ArChiina^US, ar'kemagus, s. [alt. 
 
 Archimandrite, aikeoiau'drite, 
 t. Oin^l.) ber 9lrd)imrtnbrit. 
 
 Archipelagro , arkepll'ago. (and) 
 Ar'chipel) *. [(ycoflr.] ber *ilrd)ipclagu6. 
 
 Architect,^^ketekt, (gr.) «. I. ber 
 ©anmeijlcr, 9lrct)iteft. 2. 1 ber ainilifrcr, llr^ 
 l)c(>cr. [meii^er. 
 
 Architect-like, g(fi(() eiiiem ^flM> 
 
 Architect! ve, arketek'tiv, ad4. 
 \\\\\\ ^an gcl)orig, 93au . . . 
 Architectonic, arkeilktoii'nik,rb. 
 Architectonical, arkcCekloue- 
 kal . adj. ard)iteftoni|'d). 
 
 Architectonics, arkctektoo'ulks, 
 t. pi- bie *Mrd)iteftonif. [bie 93anmci|terinn. 
 
 ArchiteCtreSM, arkctekt'res, s. 
 
 Architectural , arkeiek'tshural, 
 adj. jnr Sanfnnfl geljiirig; ard)iicftonir(f). 
 
 Arcllitecture,aiketek't8hiire, (I.) 
 s. I. bie SBAHfunil, 2lr(^itefrnt. Military -, 
 bie Sriegfibantnnfl. Naval -, bie @d)iff6» 
 banfnniL 2. i bie 23aufnn(t. Burhet. 
 
 Architrave, ai'ketrave, (gr. archos 
 n. lat. trabs) t. [^2lrd)it.] ber £lncrbalfen, 
 t)ai 9lr(^itraB. 
 
 Archival, ar'keval, adj. arc^ioifc^, 
 in llrfnnben entl^altea, )u ^rd)ii>en, Urfnn: 
 ben gi'l)i?rig. 
 
 Archivault, ar'keviwit, I. [^(rd)it.] 
 ba$ ©d)>y'''''ogcngci'tmfi, bie ©d)'oitbogcnoer» 
 jiernng. 
 
 Archives, ar'kJvx, (fr. 535.) ». pi' 
 I. ba« 9ird)ii>, bie Urfnnbenfannnlnng, bai 
 Urfnnbengciuii'lbe. 2. bie llrfnnben. 
 
 Archivist, ar'kevist, (fr. 2B.) »• ber 
 i!lrd)ii'ar, llifniibenbfiuaOrer. [geiuolbartig. 
 
 Archlike, a.-tsii'llke, adj. bC(it\U, 
 
 Archiute, artsh'iiiie. ^ .». [ONiifJ 
 
 Archil ute,ar'ishcluie,5Mi'CSTJl.uitC. 
 
^2 F/i(p. far. fall. faf. IMe, nicr. Fin.«. fin, N6, tiiovp. ii6r. tjof. 6il. rl^nd. Tnhf. tM»». full. iZ/ln. Tflis. 
 
 AliC 
 
 Ajrcltly, artsh'le, nrfp. rofe, nuitf)- 
 
 Arclllliafi;°icia.n, Irtshinajisli'an, 
 '*. I. [^5>errti-iij Da6 DveliijiDii^oberljaupt. '2. 
 
 ^er (?r\iai'^*«'f • 
 
 Arf'lliiinr.<«lial) artshmar'slial, «. 
 
 (teiir. 0)crrf).] ccr GTjmarrd)iiff. 
 
 Arclllllinister, artslimin'iiistilr, 
 ». fiT ■>Wiiuitcrprii|'i&ent, ^remiermiiii|1er. 
 
 ArcllIieSS, artsh'nes, «. &cr 'JJilltl); 
 
 ivide. Me iBd)(niif)cit, ©cf)elnierei. 
 
 Arcliou, ar'knii, (flr. 253.) 4. [91H)cii] 
 ber >!lrd)ont. [eincS 9irrf)Dnteii. 
 
 ArcIionsliip,ar'koiiKlii|), bieilDiirCe 
 
 ArCllUUtiCS, aikoil'tiks, *. pi. 
 
 [.Riritnl fii" ^!(r(t)i,Mitifer. 
 
 ArclipnKtur, artshpas'tur, ». bcr 
 i^aiipriVelforniT , i5celenl)irt. 
 
 ArcIipliiloKupIier, ai tslifeios'u- 
 fur. «. DtT >>auprpI)ili'|Vpf). 
 
 ArclipillHr, artsliptl'liir, «. ber 
 ^ntiprpfeilrr. Harmar. [btd)ter. 
 
 Archpoet, artKhpo'lt, «.bfr$aiipr: 
 
 Arclipoliticinn, artslipolleiisli'- 
 aii. .». ber nn^'fje ^i^litifer. Bacon. 
 
 Arclipoiitiff , artspoii'tif, s. ber 
 Dbcrpriciler. Bhhke. [Oterprnlar. 
 
 Arclipreljlte, aitshprel'late, ».bcr 
 
 Arclipreshj'ter, art^hpresbelur, 
 *. bor OTiprteiliT. 
 
 Arcllbr«^sl»yte^y, artslipres'be- 
 ture. s. bil? (FTiprieilciTl)iim. Miltox. 
 
 ArcliprieiNt, aitslipieest', *. ber 
 ©riprietler. [ber trv,prini.u<. 
 
 Arclipriinate, ailshpri'mat, s. 
 
 Arclipropliet, aitsliproi'fit, *. 
 ber ipiiiiprpn>pl)er. '' 
 
 Arcliprof OSff'ltnf , artslipmt'tes- 
 taiit, «. ber G-r^prineiliiiu, (\uti %!rore|lrtiit. 
 
 ArClipilbliClUl, artslipub'lckuii. 
 
 «. bcr&rHoH'ier. [>pniiprniifri'i(jrer. Mii.ton. 
 
 ArCl«r«b«*I, ailshreb'el, *. bcr 
 
 Arclirog'ue, artsli'rog. «. ber e-rj: 
 fc^elni. [tvolbte Derfc. 
 
 Arcliroof, artsh'ioof, s. bie c\e-- 
 
 Arcli.stone, artsh'stone. s. ('>!(r(i)it.] 
 ber 0)eiuMt'C|lcin. [(frji'enrntlicr. 
 
 Arclttrstitor, artshtra'rur, s bcr 
 
 Arclitreasiirer, arthstrezii'iiiur. 
 «. [beut.®cfd).] berWeicfjd: pb.Cfrjfrfjnfjtiieii'ler. 
 
 Arclitreasurc>rship , aitsh- 
 treili'i'irursliip, s. bni ©rjfdjnijmeiflcrntur. 
 
 Arclltyrant, arfshii'rant, s. ber 
 ©rjtnrniiii. [(STjrf^iirfc. Shak. 
 
 Arcltvillain, arisliv'tl'lin, *. ber 
 
 Arclivillaiiy, artshvil'Inie. «. bie 
 6tjrrf)urferei. [formia , bpflemurire. 
 
 Arcll^vise, arlsli'wlze, adn. bv(\(\\: 
 
 ArCiteiieitt, aisit'enlnt, (lat.) adj. 
 ^ einen 33pncn fi'itjrenb. 
 
 Arctatiou, arktA'sln'm.^ (f. arctiis) 
 
 ArctituUe, ark'teu'ule.^ t. [Cljir.] 
 bie 0)ebnrim<ereiifliin(i. 
 
 Arctic, ark'rik, (<^r. arktos. bcr'Bar; 
 n. artit; ir. art) adj. norbfid). -circle ber 
 n5tblirf)e ^otarfrcis. - pole, bcr Oirrbpni. 
 
 ArctliriiS, Irktu'rus, *. [91|1riMI.] 
 Wtftur , bcr SBngen. 
 
 Arcuate, ar'kuite, (Int.) adj. <\ebv-. 
 gcn, bpflciiforinig , fnimm. ,- ». a. binjen, 
 frrimmen. 
 
 Arcnation, SrkAi'sliun, «. i. bad 
 
 ARE 
 
 ^riimmen; bie ^ruinnie, ^riimmimfj. "i. 
 10'()iv.) bie £iiDd)eiifruniimiiia. 2. [ipDrtif.] 
 bflS Slbfenfeii. 
 
 Arcubalist, ar'kubali.st, Oat.) a. 
 bie 3lriii(>nifl. l*Urmbni|1|'c^ri^e. Camden 
 
 Arcubalister, arkubaiis'ii'ir, «. ber 
 
 Ard, (Jubunn uieler en<il. 'ICLirter = 
 art; frf)iv)eb. u. inn. art; artig; Ijrll. aar- 
 den. ©0 standard, drunkard, dotard etc. 
 
 Ar<len, ardn, «. [©ei'fjr.] ba3 air> 
 bcniicn^Ocbirflc. Shak. 
 
 Arf1<*UCy, Ir'dlnse, (\at. ardeiis) s- 
 i bie ^IGiirme, 3nbriin|T (ber Ciebe :c.). 
 
 Artlent, ar'dent, adj. 1. f brciuiciib, 
 I;ii)in (Jieber, 05ctraiife). 2. a) teiirifl "JUi = 
 gen !c.). b) luarm, iiibrunilig, eifrig, l;efrig. 
 -ndi). Ar'dently, 1. feurig, cifrig, Iji^ig. 2. 
 inbri'miTig, heftig. [^IBarme, o'l^i'"")^- 
 
 ArtleiltlieSiS , ar'dentnes, s. ± bie 
 
 Ardor, ar'dur, (lat. 2G.) s. I. T Me 
 233arme (ber Sonne) i?i(}e. 2. i bte'Ijarme, 
 ber Gifer, bie ^Jii^c, 3n6ruiit1; with -, l)iiug, 
 eifrig. 3. ^ bcr ginnjcnbc P)ei|l. [ness. 
 
 Ardltity, ardu'cte, l". Arduoiis- 
 
 Ardiiou.*!, ar'jiius, (Int. SR. ; ir. ard. 
 
 ()0((); IV). Iiardh) adj. 1. I;pcf), |Teil (0. 2S3e= 
 
 gen). Pope. 2. ± fdjmer, fc^iuierig (lUirer; 
 
 neljninng ic). — adv. A. r ' d u o u s I y. )M)ivcr. 
 
 Arditou.<sness, ir'jiiusne«, «. l. 
 
 bie fleile Spbijt. 2. ± bie <Sdm>ierigfcit. 
 
 Are, ar, (\(t)m. 3citiu. vara. ban. vae 
 rer) pi. Prues. Lid. uon to Be. 
 
 Are, are, (fr. 203,) *• (neneS "nngens 
 ninafj] bie 9lrc (neue frnnj. £!nnbratrntl)e). 
 
 A-r«!, a-ie, ». ['OTuf.] bie jiueit > tiefile 
 iJJiire in 05nibo'« Jonleiter. 
 
 Are, ar, (Int. arare) v. a. pfTngcn. 
 
 Area, a'rea, (Int. '2B.) *. l. bcr frcie 
 1>lnt), jete nnbcbecftc, offcne Oberflnrfjc. 2. 
 [(i5epni.] bie 5in(f)e, C^rnnbfl.ic^c, ber 5ln= 
 (t)eninl)nlt , 5'>id)«"rnuni. 3. [ ^JUtb. ] i<iVi 
 Olni-fndcn beripnnre; bie itnf;ll)eit. 4. [-Win.] 
 bns ijclb. 
 
 Aread, ^ Irecd', (nngclf. aredan) w.a. 
 
 A reed, S * ©inein rntljcn, 9{ntl)gebcn. 
 
 A real, a' real, adj. jii eincr pffcnci' 
 0('crfltid)c ge()5rig. [pfenb. Swift. 
 
 Areelt, areek', adv. rnnd)enb , bnui; 
 
 Arefaction, arrcfak'slnln. (I. are- 
 facere) ,«. bn5 Irpcfncn ; 'irorfcnmcrbcn. 
 
 Arefy, ar'rcfi, v. a. trpctiicn, borren, 
 nnftrurfnen. 
 
 Arena, arc'nA (Int. arena, ©ail*'') s. 
 1. [r'inn. (^Jcfd).] bcr Itnnipfpln^. 2. [Olicb.] 
 bcr Snnb, PJrieS (in ben ^Jiieren). 
 
 ArenaceOUM, areni'shus, adj. 1. 
 fnnbig. 2. [-Wtnernlg.] fnnbnrtig, fprnig. 
 
 Arenation, arcnA'sliun, s. ['Web.] 
 tic\6 ©nnbbnb. [>MrcnbnIit, 9(renbnl|tcin. 
 
 Aren'dalite, a. ['Wincrnlg.] ber 
 
 Arendator, arlndi'tur, s. (iifuf;!.) 
 ber ^nd)tcr, ^JJjInnjcr, [2. bnS >5>nd)fgrlb. 
 
 Arende, arend', *. I. bn?>1>nd)tgiir. 
 
 ArenilitiC, arenehl'ik, (Int. arena 
 
 iinb gr. lithos) ndj. (\v& ©nnbilein bcjlcljenb. 
 
 Areno.<«e, arenose'.> ,. . . . 
 _ 4 1 2 5 adj. nnbig. 
 
 Aren«»l(!«, ar'anuK,^ 
 
 ArenillouN, arcn'ulus, adj. picl 
 fleincn ©nnb enrljnlrcnb, ficilg. 
 
 Areole, ar'eole, (and) Areo'la) 
 (Int.) *, [^)5^cb.] ber ^Bnrjenring. 
 
 Areometer, arconi'eiur, (fjr,) «. 
 
 AHG 
 
 [^{)t)f.l ber 9Irepmeter, Dic()figfeitStne(Ter. 
 
 Areoinetrical , areomei'ickal, 
 adj. nreunictrifd). [bie -Jlreomerrie. 
 
 Areoinetry, aredm'eirc, ». ["IJl)!)!".] 
 
 Areopag-ite, arcop'ajlte,*. [iltljiii] 
 ein 9?i(f)rer ber '.'Ircppngg. 
 
 Areopag-u.<$, aienp'agus, a. [nit. 
 9ltl)en] ber 'Jlrcppng, Areopngit'ic, »((/ 
 jnm 'ilrcppag gel)i)rig. 
 
 AreotiC, areot'ik, (gr.) adj. [-JJiet'.] 
 fd)meiHrreibenb , fd)meigbefijrbernb. - a. bai 
 I"d)iuci|5bcf5rbernbe -OKittcI. 
 
 Aretolog-y, arciol'loje, (gr.) «. 
 [*5()iIor.] bie ingenbleljre. 
 
 Arg-al, argai; a. ber ^Beiaflein. 
 
 Arg°eilt, ar'jent, (gr. argos; ir. arg, 
 iveig; fr. argent) adj. 1. [ipcrlb.] luei^, fl|j 
 berfnrbcn. 2. fiibermeifj, filbern. 3. ^ ginnj 
 jcnb mie ©ilber, fiit'crn. - a. [iperlb.] bte 
 iSilberfnrbc, u'ei0e (Jar&c. 
 3. Ask of yonder - fields above. Pope. 
 
 Argrental, arjen'tal,nf(;. gilber , 
 
 filbcrljaltig. [bai ©ilbcnnncrMi}. 
 
 Arg-entate, ar'jemaie, a. [6i)cm.l 
 
 Arj^eiltation, arjenta'slnin. a. bie 
 
 25crnlberung. .Johnson, [adj. filbcrgel)brnt. 
 
 Arg-ent-liorned, ar'j^m-iirtmed, 
 
 Arg-entiC, arjen'lik, adj. [G'ljeni.J 
 - acid, bie ©ilbcrfanre. 
 
 Arg-entiferoiiJ!, irjeniifflnVs, 
 adj. [-)5tincrnlg.] filberljnitig. Kirwan, 
 
 Ararcntine, ar'jemine, (niic^ Ar- 
 genti'na) *. 1. [3d)tl)l)Pl.] ber ©ilbcrfiifd). 
 2. [^:Sot.l b(\i ©ilbcrfrnnt. 3. [-Wincrnlg.] 
 bcr ©djieferfpnt^, ©d)icferfnlf , ^jlrgcntin. 
 
 Argrentine, adj. i. iliibern, fiibcr« 
 rein. 2. filberfnrbcn. Shak. [Qllgicr. Shak, 
 
 Artier, (fiir Algier) «, f [6)eogr,J 
 
 Arg-il, ar'jil, (Int. argilla) a. 1. ber 
 II)on, bie lijpfcrerbe. 2. [icdjn. n. Cljcnt.] 
 bie ^Jllnnnerbe. 3. [DrnitI).] cine 9Irt 9{cii;er, 
 
 Arg°illaceOll!«, arjilla'sliuii, adj. 
 t^iMiig; tl)L'>nnrtig ; tl)i!incrn. 
 
 Arg-illiferou.^, arjilliftlrns. adj. 
 [®ep(.] tf)iinl)nltig. Kirwan. 
 
 Arg-iliite, ar'jillite, a. [••3J?incrnlg.r 
 bcr 2?rnnbfd)iefcr, - Argillit'ic, adj. ^nm 
 ^rnnbfd)icfer gcljorig. Kirwan. 
 
 Arg-illocalcite, arjillokal'sit, a. 
 ['5)iinernlg.] bcr 9lrgiflP:.RnIiit. Kirwan. 
 
 Arg'illoiiiiirite, arjillomu'fjte, a. 
 [~57fincrn(g.] ber "Jlrgidiv-OKiirit. 
 
 Arg°illoiis, arjil'lus, adj. tl;pnig, 
 leljniig ; tljoncrn. 
 
 Arg"ive, ar'give, nrfj. nrgipifc^, fgriei 
 c()ifd). - a. bcr 'Jlrgiiu-r ; ? Wriet^e. 
 
 Arg'Oan, argo'an, adj. [-)>ri)tl).] jnr 
 9lrgi> gcl)ijrig. 
 
 Arj^'olic, argol'ik, adj. nrgplifd). - 
 Argol'ics, «. pf. bcr litel cineS 33iict)e5 
 bei "ipniirnnin^, bn* iioiv.9Ivgpli3 l;nnbclt. 
 
 Ar{^-onaIlta,argoll^w'ta,«.[^lMl(f).] 
 bcr ©eglcr; itnlin. 
 
 ArjIi^-OIiailtiC, argi'miw'lik, adj.OTs 
 giMinnnrrf). - Argon an tics, i. pi. bit 
 'Jlrgpnnntifn ((i)ebid)re be& 95. JJIncciid, Cf- 
 pl)cn3 iinb 'Jlppflonin^ 9ff)Pbin«). 
 
 ArjfOIiailtK, ar'gt'inawtii, «. pi. 
 [^))?i)tl).] bie <Ilrgnnnnren. 
 
 Arg'OSy, ar'gose, (fp. argos) a. bcii 
 groge ipnnbcl6rd)iff, bie .<tarnrfe. Shak. 
 
 Ar^lie, ar'gi'i, (Int. argnere) v.n. I. 
 
F'.ie. f .' r. fnll. faj. m. met. Fine, fin N6, move. ndr. sot. 6il. rldrtrl. Ti^be. fijh. foil. i/Mn. TJIi'* 5:5 
 
 AUG 
 
 fibHtitn, iirt^iten, 'Sd^it'ifTc mac^en. 2. ftrei: 
 ten, 6i?piirir«n. 
 
 Argnety v. a. I. (jenati unterfti^cn, 
 rrlrterii (eine ^ln<je). 2. bemeifen, bnrt()iin; 
 fririicn, jfiflen. 3. bcreCen, uberreBen; fiber- 
 luiTeii. 4. t '■<>(> btictm\ti<\en (eiiier ^a(t)t). 
 Di.voeii. 5. beitreireii (.(friuaS). 
 
 To — liny one into a dilferent opinion, 
 (fiiiem tine anftrt -yiicinmu] bcibrinflen. His 
 Iniliit -s hiinncliriiirian. rt'inrr.V\lriC>uil(] nact) 
 til <r ein 5l)ri|T. [Seilrcirer; 'bfiufi^ful^ret. 
 
 ArQ'uer, ar'Ki'nii-, *■ bn <Btteiuv, 
 
 ArfCiaineu-t, ar'giiuient, (U\i.> t. \. 
 6rt "SfU'fi* , WruiiD. l. [2ofl.| itr Sdjliifj. 
 3. ber 3iil)nlt, ^.iiiprinh.ilt, Ne ^iiljiiltfiiiii: 
 j iqe (eiiies i5ud>6). 4. 6er »)IiiIi1h, fie ilt= 
 f.ii1>e, tut Wriiiit. Shak. 3. ^lc -).V.iteru', Bcr 
 Wi!<lfii|ltiiit (.tittti Oic\'vte[(t)6 JC); «f(iei> 
 llaiiD t«5 ^eiueifr«, OJefleiiilrtiiH 6rt Unfer: 
 Ijaltiiiifl, giufljciterung, ?{ii(f)e ic; (niid)) ^^f 
 llittrrl)altiiiiti (frtbfl). 6. ttt iStreit; tie 
 ewfitftaflf (u. (Strict k.). 7. (<:iiltoii.) b« 
 5ii3ttifel, ~^o.jeii, nut beiTeii ifjiilfe man eincii 
 aiiDern unbefnniitfn, mif bem erflern im 9Jer: 
 Jjiiltme i^ttjtnien ©ogen fiirfjf. Chamber* 
 
 If tliou will liold longer — , ivmil bll Md) 
 IflUfler uiUcrljnlten imlltl. Shak. 
 
 Ar;fiiinent, cn'^Mtrrittn, fpred^tit. 
 
 ArK^UllieiltHl) argumen'tal, <idj. 
 tnvc\\et\t' , fd)liifjiii.igi.i , fdjiitijeiit. Pope. 
 
 j%r|fUin«utatfoil , argumenti'- 
 ahun, ». 1. eie iSeii'eiSfuljruMii. I. 6(r ©f> 
 wdi, Seeing. E^iYc. Watt*. 
 
 Argruinentativrt, ari;uuien'iativ. 
 arf/. I. nii6 @(f)lu|7i'n b<fltt)tub ; bfinbig. 
 
 2. fol"> 6eiuei«fMf)ren&, beiiKiffiib ; lobe-of.., 
 p-tiuiiS boueifeii, bnrtljiin. 3. f ilreitiudjtig. 
 
 'i. The Hdnplation of tiling* lo (licir axes 
 is — of infinite wi*dain in the Crea- 
 tor. WliHSTEH. 
 
 AriCUa-Nliell, ar'gu«-(hel. t. (}ii1: 
 hirg.) 6ie f)iiiitertiiiigige >porjfflnm'd>nerff. 
 
 Arfftitatlonf arguta'ahuu, «. iit 
 i£viftftntflei. 
 
 Arg^ute, ArgAie', a.) adj. t 1. f<!)itrf= 
 finniii, luitjifl. 2. f4)iirf, (jefiningeiib , burc^^ 
 triiiiieiib (u. lotifii). 
 
 Ar||:uten«H!«, Srgdte'ne*, «. ber 
 ©iljnrfitnn/ bie Spiijflnbigfrtt. 
 
 Arin, 4'rea. (U.<!B.)«. (■•)riuf.]b««arte. 
 
 Arian, A'r^2n, (u. Ariu*) arfj. aria: 
 n;f4). - *• i<n 9lriniier. [ber 9lri(iiii6iii. 
 
 ArianiMiii) Ar^anizm, t. [^trt^g.l 
 
 Arianize, A'reanize, v.n. )ur9«()iic 
 b«T *Jlrtaner f(f)iul>ren. 
 
 Arid, ar'rid, (1.) adj. I. burr, trotfen 
 (v. Soben). 2. 1 tri?rfeii, ningrr, (tid)t, taU, 
 uiirnipfiiiMitf). 
 
 Aridax, ar'Ada*, «. [^iibiifl.] ber @ei= 
 bfiibnil, Pifinbjfrtje Wrndlnffet. 
 
 Ariility, aiid'deie. ^«. 1. bietrocfeti: 
 
 .4rldne««, ar'ridneN.^I)eit,Dilrre(be? 
 SScbeii«). 1. i bie Irprfeiiheit, Secre, Hit: 
 einpfinblit^feit ; -JXitgerfeit, lliifrii(fttl>nrfeit. 
 
 3. [■Web.] bie ^iiSbomiiig, ©(l)ii>iiibiiiia- 
 Aries, i-riii, (KU.) «. [^|h:i>ii.) ber 
 
 SBibber. 
 
 Arletate, irl-itite, (Int.) v.n.f wit 
 tin 'Hjibber ilofieit; mittineii. Joiiksom. 
 
 Arietatiuu, ariAtA'*htin, «. I. tai 
 8fof?en, 33o(feii. 2. fai ©togeit iiitt beiii 
 ^{Kauerbre(t)cr, 9taiii!iten. Bacom. 3. f ^o^ 
 
 AHK 
 
 ©c^fiigen. ^eiliirnien, (Stpfien. Gt.ANvittK. 
 
 Arietta, Aieet'tA. (it.) t. bie <!lriette. 
 
 Arig;°itt, arite', (nngelf. gericiit) adv. 
 I. redjt, juredjt. 2. niifrcrt)t, nenibe. 3. ridjrig. 
 
 To set-, 1. ivicber rtiifrirf)teii , ]iirfct)f 
 niii(f)en Pb. bringen, gerabc rictjteit. I. bend) 
 tigen. 3. beffern , uerbefferii ; frei ihmi ajcr: 
 gehlingen beiunljren. To ni:ike a hor.se eairy 
 himself-, ein ^ferb ben ffopf trngtrii Id): 
 ren, jiireiten. 
 
 Aril, ar'il, } ». ["Bot.] ber llni: 
 
 Arillus, arfl'Ius,^ r<f)lag, bie ®iittien> 
 ^iiur. Martyn. Mii.ne. 
 
 Ariilated, ar'illAtId, } adj. [$Dt.] 
 
 Arilled, ar'ild, 5 '"'^ eiiieni 
 
 Unii"(f)(nge befleibet. 
 
 Ariinan, ar'iman, \ (perD*- [^ert'. 
 
 Ariina, ar'ema. ^ II)eol. ] 9lri: 
 
 Aliriinau,a'reinan. ) mott , ^t)t\' 
 niiiii , ni. [-IBaljrfngcit. Browk. 
 
 Ariulation, Are&iA'xIiun, ((.) *.l><[6 
 
 ArioNO, areA'«6, adv. [-JXiif.) flcfang' 
 ntiipig, riiigeiib. 
 
 Arise,arlze', (praet. arose ;pp. arisen) 
 (iingelf. «ri*an; l)o(l. ryzen; goti). reixan) 
 r. n. 1. ftiifileigen, empiirileigen. 1. ani- 
 gehen (Sonne, ©feme k.). 3. mifiTeljcit <i>. 
 i5ette IC). 4. II nnfiiiigeii, niiljcbeit. 5. nuf: 
 erileljen (u. ben tobten). 6. || ntiferiTefjeii (o. 
 ber Sijnbe). 7. || (id) er()eben , nufjleljeii (o. 
 (^ptt). 8. erf(t>etnen, nnbredjcn (v. log). 
 9. flit) erfjebeii, Ijerfoininen , eittitchen. 10. 
 iiiiffomineii, einporf Dmiiieii, fic^ erijcbeii, gd'irf = 
 lidjer merben. Shak. 11. (upon u. againsi) 
 atif|lel)en, fief) auflit)ntii, (itt> oufiwerfeii, ild) 
 einp5ren (gegen). [Act* XI. 
 
 4. A persecution arooe about Stephen. 
 
 Arista, arU'ti, <int.) *. [«ot.] bie 
 Ojrgiine. Mit.wE. 
 
 Aristarchy, aristir'ki. (gr.) *. bie 
 'Mriilnr^ie, 9{egicruiig rerf)trcf)iitfencr "Wanner. 
 
 Aristocracy, Sristok'krasA. (gr.) 
 t. bie ?lri|li'frntie , 9lbr(«l)errfcf)in't. [ftofrat. 
 
 Aristocrat, arfst'okrat, s. ber rUri: 
 
 Aristocratic, arr'stcNkrat'ik. } 
 
 Aristocratical,aiTisi(Skrat'ekal,^ 
 adj. nritli'fr.uifrf). 
 
 Aristocraticaluess , Srristu- 
 krJt'Akaliies, *. bii6 'ilri|tofrntird)e. 
 
 Aristotle, ar'istoil. *. «ari|lote<c5. 
 \ri*tote'lian, adj. nri|loteIi|'4>. - «. bcr 
 -Mriflotelifcr. _^ 
 
 Aristotelianisin, arUtite'iea- 
 nizin. «. bie «pi)ilpfi>pl)ie ob. Seljre beS 3lri: 
 ilutfle«. , (ilptelifrf). 
 
 AristoteliC, Sr'stntel'ik, adj. nri: 
 
 Aritliinaucy, ar'Ji/imanse, (gr.) 
 #. bie 3<il)lenbeiiterei. 
 
 Aritiiinetic, arii/«'met'k, (gr.) ». 
 bie '>lrirl)inftif, 9eecf)eiifimit. ^ 
 
 Aritftinetic, aiii/Muet'ik. } 
 
 Aritiiiiietical, arft/imet'tikal ,^ 
 adj. nritljinetirct). ^ 
 
 Aritliinetician, ant/inietish'an. 
 4. bcr «Mritl)inetifer, Dfetftiier, 9ec(f)eiinici|lcr. 
 
 Arii, ark, (fr. arche; I. area; niigelf. 
 ere, erk; IjpH. arke) i. 1. II bif £abc, 2Ir(f)C. 
 - of covenant, bie !Biinbe«Iabe. 1. || bie 
 •Jlrrfje (^onl)'«). 3. [Tiorbnni.] eine groge^ 
 iBpot nnf JliiiTen jum -iOnareiirnin^port. 
 
 Ari^, (fd)ptt.) ber ©pcifefailen. 
 
 Arliite, ar'kite, «. bet in ber ^dft 
 
 AKM 
 
 f5?pnh'«) (trt)aUt\u. - adj. jnr 'Itrtfte gefjJrig. 
 
 Ark'tizite, *. [')»ineralg.) ber 9lrf. 
 tiilr, •iijeriierit. 
 
 Aries, (fdjptf.) bai aiiigelb, iTpgnbgelb. 
 
 Arm, arm, (niigclf. arm. earui ; lilt, 
 armus) *. 1. ber *3Iriii. '2. i a) bcr >3lrni (ci. 
 Mc^»Mnfer6ic.),ba6>}IrmiTii(f. b)ber'i!l|T. c) bcr 
 ■Wcereinnn. d) ± ber >3irin (Srarfc, .VCrnfr, 
 •■))f.icl)t). The secular -, ber iiieitlirf)e 9irm. 
 e) i bie Spanb. Ch. l* the right - of M., 
 61). i|t bie re(f)te ipaiib poii *)J? . . . . 
 
 To keep any one at — 's length or end, 
 (finen ftrt> nic^jt nnf ben Seib fomnicn laffcn. 
 
 Ann, (lilt, arnia) o. a. I. unifflicn, 
 rntten, beiunffnen, oiiSrililen. 2. bpr(f)|ggen, 
 ciufiifTcn. 3. [■ipl)!)!".] bemoffnen (beix 'JKngnet), 
 
 To - one's self, I. \i(f) luflffnen. 2. i fldf 
 
 amppnen (init (sjebulb ic). 
 
 Arm, V. n. fid) lutiffncn, fif^ rilflen. 
 
 Armada, amia'da, (fp.) «. i. bw 
 ^riegsffptte. 2. l&efd).] bit 9Innnbn. 
 
 Armatlillo, armadirio, (fp.)«. 
 [iJJatiirg.] bii5 ^ilrnnibill, (i)iirtdtl)ier. 
 
 Armament, ar'mament, t. bit 
 itricg«ru|fung, itrieg6iiind)r, (bef.) QtemAd^t, 
 J^ricgfflptte. 
 
 Arntamentary, arniamen'tUri, 
 *■ t ba6 3eiigl)aii6, bie Jhlilfnniiiicr. 
 
 Armature, ar'niatslu'ire, t. I. bie 
 -IBiiffen; 9{i"i|liiiig. 2. (5?iil)neiif.] bie ©poren 
 an ben gi'igen ber i>a()ne. U1ut)l 
 
 Armcliair, anu'tsiiAre, s. ber 91rin> 
 
 Armed, ar'mcd, p. p. adj. I. bcu'aff. 
 net, beiuel)rt. 2. [.>5)crlb.] lueiin Me ©djnabel, 
 Klaucn ppii 9{au(H>pgc(n, 9{anbtl)icrcn ppu 
 anberer garbe finb als ber 2eib. 3. ['Jalfne« 
 rcil lucnn bein gnlfcn bie ©d)er(cn nn bai 
 (S)erd)fil)e gc«ia(f)t fiiib. 4. [^t}r)\.] bei»nffnet. 
 
 Armed chair, Arm-chair, bcr 9Irin« 
 |lul)l. - staff,- bie Ognje. [«!lrinenten. 
 
 Armenia, Irmc'nea, a [(})epgr.] 
 
 Armenian, arme'uean, adj. ar« 
 mtwifd). 
 
 Arm en inn bole, [-TOincrnfg.] bcr nrme» 
 nift^e ®p|n«. -stone, [-Bfineralg.J ber nr* 
 meiiifdje ©tcin. 
 
 Armental, Srmln'lal. ^ nrf/. )U 
 
 Armentine, ar'nieuiine.^ einer 
 a5iel)()erbe grl)prig. [nii'idjtig im ilriefle. 
 
 Arme-piiis.sant, ndj. ^ nber t 
 
 Armful, arm'tul, ». ber SIrnuiofl. 
 
 Armg-aunt, arm'gaut, adj f ma> 
 gcr, burr, fd)inad)tig. Shak. 
 
 Armliole, arm'hole, «. 1. bie 91(fy> 
 fefgnibe. Bacok. 2. ba6 9irnilP(<) (in einem 
 Klcibc). 
 
 ArmigrerOUS, arniid'jiirru.s, adj. 
 ^Bnffen tragenb ub. ful)reiib; beiwel^rt, be» 
 ivaffnet. 
 
 Armillary, ar'miUaii, ((. armllla) 
 adj. [9l|trpn.] - sphere, bie Stingfugef. 
 
 Armillated, ar'mliiated, «({;. mit 
 Slrtnbanbern, 9{ingen vtvfei)tn. 
 
 Armings, ar'mingz, a. pi. [9Rar.] 
 
 bai ©cfjanjflcib (f. waist-clothes). 
 
 Arminian, irmfn'ean, (P. 3(rmU 
 niii6)«rf;. aniiiiiiaiiifd). - *. ber^lrniinianer. 
 
 Arminiauism, armiu'eanlzui, «. 
 [fiird)g.] brr 'Jlrniiiiiaiiism. 
 
 ArmipotCSnce, amup'otense, c(.) 
 *. bit <lCnifriinind)t, 0»nd)t im jlriege. 
 
 Armipotent, arui'p'&ttut , adf. 
 
54 Fate, fnr, fall, fat Me. met Fine. fin. N6. inovo. n<\r. -Jyt. Oil. r]h\ul. Tiihe. lull, fi'ill. t//in, TH 
 
 ARM 
 
 madftla itii Jtriefle. Drybek. 
 
 ArmiSOIlOUS, arnii.s'6nuii, (int.) 
 adj. iviiffenflirrenb, lunffcnrniTcliiD. Johwsom. 
 
 Armistice, Ir'uiestu, (fr. SB.) * 
 bcr ^"GnffenilidtlnnB. 
 
 Armless, Inn'ies, «((/. I. onii(o£. 
 
 2. ivoffeiili^S, inil'eivnffiiet. Bbaumont. 
 Armlet, Irin'iet. *. 1. bag ^eriu- 
 
 djen 11. i ber ficiiie ■O^feernrni. 2. 6ie 3lrm> 
 fc^iene. 3. bni 9trni6iiiib. 
 
 Armor, Ir'nn'ir, .V. I. bie 9M|lllII(1. 
 bet ^aniifc^. 2. Ifiinl. ©tiitiitfii) bie i'r(l= 
 (Idiibine i^riifl^rililuiin , Slusruiliiiio. 3. || 
 btv ^nriiii'd). 
 
 Coat-- [ijcrlb.] bcr ^iippeiirotf , bn^ 
 S[C(ivpe»frf)''&- Top--, lOJInr.J ba6©rf)iiiii: 
 (Icib ber 5)?n|1fDr()e. Arm or- bearer. 
 ber ^Baffeiitriifler, Srt)iIbPnnppe. 
 
 Armorer, ar'iiiuriir. «. l. bcvHSoffcii; 
 frtjmieb, ©cfjiwertfcrttr. 2. ber 9{ii|lfiiiippc. 
 
 3. (■0)?iir.l ber 9iu|1mfi(lfr. 
 Armorifti, anno'real, adj. jit belli 
 
 2Diippeii ■' Ob. giimilieniuappeiirrfjilb fleljDrig. 
 Eusigns— , b(i6 IBappciiidjilb. Blackstoke. 
 
 - *. bas 2Ciippcii6ii(l). 
 ArmoriC, annnr'ik, ^ "rf/. jiir 
 Armorican, arinnr'ekan,^ ^Bretnc)' 
 
 ne (I'ljni. 91riiun-ifa) (irljoriii. 
 
 Armoric, *• bie gprndje bcr 9lniu>= 
 »itaiier, i>a6 Slriiun-ifoiiifclK- 12>rftn<i"er 
 
 Armorican, t ber QlrinrriMiitr, 
 
 Armorist, ar'uiouiii, t. ber ipernl: 
 bifer, SyappeiifiiiiMiii'. 
 
 Armory, ai'mure. s. I. bn* ,3eiirt= 
 f)<iiig, bie !i>?ii|lfiiiiiiiu-r. 2. bie9Cui1uua, 2Biif; 
 fen. Mii.ToN. 3. biiij 'ICiippeii. Spenser. 4. 
 bieaBiippeiifmibr, i>ernlbif. 
 
 Armpit, ann'pii, (arm i|. pit) *■ 
 [6()ir.] bie 31a;ff(!iriibc. 
 
 Arms, ariiiz, (Int. amia; fr. amies; 
 fj>. arnia) *. pi. 1. bie ^ilffeil. 2. !f bie 
 SDnffeii, ber &rit<\. Dryden. 3. bafi 'ii3np = 
 pen. 4. I3itdft6(vr.] bie "iBnffrn (Storf, iBii; 
 btl ic). 5. [SBot.] ber i>nrnifc(>, bie ©dju^; 
 u)n(ten. Martyh. 6. [^olfnereij bie ^iipe bd 
 
 2. Arm 8 and the man I sing. Dryden. 
 
 To be in ob. under aruis, iiliter ben Wnf; 
 fenfeill. To cause to take up -, iirie(i£rri|1iiu-- 
 (jen nind)eti. To arms! m& GJeiveljr! ju ben 
 mntft" ! Man at -, ber ffienbnrme. Cessa- 
 tion of—, bie SBnffennilje. Tbe good xuc- 
 ecss of his — , fein ^Bnjfenflliirf. To take — , 
 SU ben 533nfPen greifrn. Bred to -, ^nni 
 2Snffcn()anbiv)erf (jerangeji^gen. By force of 
 — , bie ^affen in ber ipnnb. Vocal ob. can- 
 •'"e — > [iperlb.) ba6 rebenbe2i5iippeii Stand 
 of arms, ber fflcivel)r|lniib; bie ooUilaiibige 
 91rni<itur cb. ^{fiilung. Coat of -, ba& 
 ^nppen. 
 
 Arms -end, amiz'end, «. [SJcrer] 
 bie ^rni^lange. To keep one at — , f u. i 
 3em.inb (id) nitfjtauf ben 2cib fiMiinien lafTen. 
 
 Army, ar'-me. (fr. anne'e; ir. arbliar, 
 armliar) *. I. bie 91riiiee, i>a6 Specv; Flying 
 — , bafi fliegenbe 31rnierf orp?. 2. l iai Spttr. 
 
 — of locusts, ein ipeiifdjrerffiifjeer. 
 Aruot, ar'uut, t. bie&rbnug, Irufftl. 
 Aruotto, aruoi'to, «. 1. [i^nnbclj 
 
 en Drte.in. 2. [Str.J ber £)rlenit()annt. 
 Arnuts, ar'nuts, t. laiige^^afergraS. 
 Aruiut, f. Aroyot. 
 
 AKU 
 
 Aroma, ar&'ma ot. ar'oma, (gr. S3}.) 
 *. ber 0)en)urjflL>ff, bn6airotnn(ber'iJ>tlrtiijen). 
 
 Aromatic , aromat'ik, ^ adj. 
 
 Aromatical, aiumat'ekal,^ ge> 
 milrireid), nronintifd). 
 
 Aromatic, *. blenroinntirc^e'iJJflnnje. 
 
 Aromatics, ar6niat'iks, s. pi. bc\& 
 ffleiDiir}, bie ©pejcrei. 
 
 Aromatite, «. [<)Kinernlg.] ber 
 ®eivurulcin, »TOi)rrl)enitein. 
 
 ArOmatizatiou,ar6niatc/i'sliuii, 
 *. bie 2l5nrjuiig, 93criiiifct)unfl, Durctjbilf: 
 tung niit (^eaifirien. 
 
 Aromatize, ar'6niatizc, r. 
 finer Siidje eineii gapnrjl)nfren Oievud) ge^ 
 ben, fte uiol)Iried;enb inod)en, tnit ffieiuiiri 
 burd)riiii(^erii ob. burc^buften. 2. iviirjeii, 
 iiiit ©tiui'iri perfe^en. Bacon. 
 
 Aromatizer, ar'oniatizur, s. bni, 
 m<[6 rtne geivurjljafte &igciifd)iift niirtl;eilt. 
 
 Aromatous, aru'uiatiis, adj. aro; 
 nifltifd), gt-iuurjljaft. [Seljripiiri. 
 
 Arou, a'liin, *. [95Dt.] ber ^ilnm, bie 
 
 Aropli, ar'of, «. 1. ber ©affran. 2. 
 el;ni. ein geiuines 'JJraparnt be6 "JlSiiracelfuS. 
 
 Arose, arAze', praet. \\. Arise. 
 
 ArOIUld, around', praep. um . . . [jtv 
 urn, um . . . l)er, nm. 
 
 Arouud, adu. t'tHQi t)itm\\ cb. niii< 
 l)er, runb fjernm, l)erum. 
 
 Arouse, aiiiuze', (btaufen?) ». a. 
 1. nufiuecfen (p. ©djuife). 2. i luerfen, er= 
 iwerffii, erregen, iiiifrcgcn(biegiil;igfeitenu-.) 
 
 ArO^V, aro', (a <j>raf. n. row) udtt 
 in einer3{ei(}e, iind)bfr9{eiljc; iiad) einaiibcr 
 
 Aroyut, aruint', adv. " fort! lueg 
 ui>n l;icr! Shah. [ ['Bfuf.] bAi iparpcggiii. 
 
 Arpeg-g-lo, aiped'jeo, (it. i!i3) s. 
 
 Arpeilt, ar'pent, (fr. '113. ; arpeiinus 
 arpeudus iin Uooai:>duy - book) ». bit '^01: 
 gin Ciinbe^. 
 
 Arquebiisade, arkwcbusade', s. 
 I. bn6 (SdjnpiunJTer, iOiinbiUiiffer. Chester 
 PIE' D. 2. ber ^iicOfi'nfd)ii^. Ash. 
 
 Ar<|uebuse, arkwebus, (fr. ar- 
 quer iinb teut. bus, $feife; i)o(I. bus, 
 9{iil)re, 'ipfeife, glinrej *. bie ipafenbildjfe. 
 
 Arquebusier, arkwebii.scer', t. 
 ber 33ud)fenrd)ui;e. [-JJielbe. 
 
 Arracll, ar'ratsh, s. [SJft.J bie 
 
 Arrack, anak', *. ber 21rra(t, Ofnrf. 
 
 Arrag'OU, ar'ragun, «. [(^)ei'gr.J 
 9lrriigpnicn. (airrngonit, ^nlfftnter. 
 
 Ar rat;-onite, t. [r»finernlg.| ber 
 
 Arraii^n, arrane', (norill arranir) 
 i>. a. I. (ini *nilgein.) (for) nntlagen (luegtn), 
 befc^nlbigen (einer <S>nA)t). 2. [Jfedjigipr.] 
 uor ©cridjt (lefleii , uorful)rcn (einen 9Inge; 
 flngteii). 3. (eine illnge) in Drbnnng brin: 
 gen, fcrtigcn, nnferrigeii. 
 
 Arraign, ^ , ^ ,. 
 
 Arraignment, arrine'ment, ^ 
 I. bie ©tednng I'lir (S)erid)r. 2. bie 'iMnriiige, 
 5Serd)ulbignng. 3. bie»e|"d)«lbignng (inpHa= 
 gemeinen). 4. bie ^erid)tigniig, SJertigung 
 (ber filiigen) ; 2Inorbnung. 
 
 Clerk of the arraigns, ber C)erid)tg: 
 nftnor, ber bie itiagc fertigt. 
 
 Arraimeut, area' mint, i. ber 3(n 
 iug. f. Array. 
 
 Arrantife, arrAnJe', (fr.) v. a. I 
 in Orpuung ileden (Irtippen :c.). 2. ( orb^ 
 
 AKU 
 
 nen, anorbnen, einric^ten , }uri4kten, au«> 
 glfid)en k. jc. 
 
 Arrangement, arranje'ment. t. 
 
 1. bnS 5lnorbnen. 2. bie 5inprbnnng, Drb« 
 nnng,einrid)tung.3.bie3iind)tung, 3iired)r. 
 fe^nng. 4. bie 3lu«gleid)ung, 2>ermittliing 
 (eiiies ©treitefi :c.). 5. [aiifjenrd).) bie iln- 
 orbnung. 6. pi. bic91ii|liiitcn, Slrrniignnenrs. 
 
 2. The interest of that portion of social 
 — is in the hands of all those who 
 compose it. Bi'Rke. 
 
 To make - s for . ., 9(n|lnrten tnfen 
 ju . . . [Drbncr, (S'inridjtcr, Drbiier. 
 
 Arrang-er, arrau'jur, t. ber 91in 
 
 Arrant, ar'raut. dual, earn, ben'i^< 
 tigt) adj. nctprifc^, nrg, f)eirio4, biird)rriel<en, 
 Gtj . . . [ein G-rjrd)iirfe, f^eidiMer ©nbe. 
 
 An - coward, eine&riniemnie. - knave, 
 
 Arrantly, ar'rantle, ado. nrg, 
 fdjmiblic^, rd)iinblid)er aSeife. 
 
 Arras, ar'ras, (il Arras, ©hlbt itn 
 n&rb(. 5rniifrei(<)) (nnc() Arras- hanging) 
 *. bie Xiipete. Shak. 
 
 Array, arrA', (norni. araie; nirfr. 
 arrni) *. 1. bie Drbnung, ©teflnng, 9{eil)e; 
 an army in battle- — , fine 9Irniee in 
 ©ct)lnd)tnrbnnng. 2. % ber Slnsng, %^ni}, bie 
 itieibung. Dryden. 3. (9{ed)tgfpr.l bif (^x> 
 ncnniing, Slnorbiuiiin eineij (i)e|"i()ioornenge» 
 rid>td; ba& 95rrjeid)ni0 ber OierrfjiDoriien. 
 
 Commission of array, [eiigl. GSefd).] 
 
 bie'DJinflerunggfpinmiiTion, bne-iBfniternngd" 
 patent. 
 
 Array, v. m. l. anorbnen, nnffteflen 
 (Iriippen K.), in Drbnung briiigen. 2. [•i}ltd)ti> 
 fpr.] auftufen (ein (yffdjiuorncngeridjt;. 3. 
 (witli) II 11. ? fleiben (in), befleiben (niit). To 
 - a panuel, eine®erd)iuornenli|le anfertigen. 
 4. I umgeben. 
 4. In gelid caves with horrid ginoms ar- 
 rayed. Tri'mbiii.l. 
 
 Arrayer, arra'ur, ,t. [ciigl. ©efdj.J 
 ber 9{ii|'liiiei|'ler, ■0J?ui'leriing5pfrliier. 
 
 Arrear, aireer', (arm. reor, revr, 
 refr, bic (Sruilblnge; lu. rhevyr)arfo. '-Mjinten. 
 
 In arrear, [^anbel] iin Sfi'irfilanbe. 
 
 Arrear, #. l. ber 9?ucf|tanb, pi. bie 
 9jricf|Tanbe, bie ruetflanbigen ©ntntnen. 2. 
 lS))?ilit.] (geip&f)nli<t) iin pt.) ber 9iad>tra^, 
 
 Arrearag'e, arreir'Aje, ) *• t 
 Arrearance, arreer'anse,^ ber 
 
 iRucfi'lanb. 
 
 Arrect, arrlkt', ) (Int.) adj. I. 
 
 Arrected, arrek'ted,J aufrec^t. 2 t 
 niifmerffain. Akensids. 
 
 Arreutation, arrentA'shun, (:id 
 II. reddere) *. [engl. gorilgcfelj] ba6 (?in» 
 f)agiing6red)t. Cowel. 
 
 ArreptitiouS, arrept'sh'ui, (lat. 
 arripere) adj. I. entriffeii , eiitjpgen. 2. 
 (adrepere) eiligerdjlidjeil. Johnson. Baii.ev. 
 
 Arrest, arrest', (fr. arreter ; ID. araws, 
 luarteii) «>. a. i. (jinbern, ai.|l)nlfen, a\\t)CiU 
 ten, Ijeinnieii (eine ^eiuegnng). 2. l a) niif 
 fid)jic(;en, fe|lf)a(ren, fjcfrcn. b) jururfljnl* 
 ten. 3. (9?ed)tirpi.] in ^erljnft iicl)nien, peri 
 (jaften, fejlfei^en. 4. [9{ed>t«i"pr.) einer (Sodje 
 (FinOalt tf)nn, fjinbern (ben J?nnf ber 05frecf). 
 tigfeit). 5. [Wedjt^fpr.] mil !Be|'ct>Iftg belegen. 
 in 33er(^lag nel)inen. 
 
 2. a> The appearance of such a person ia 
 
Fat*", f'r. fall. fat. M*. mh. Fine, ffn. N6. mSve, n6r, got. 6il. ridud. Ti'il>r tiih. fnll. tAin. THis. 5.*» 
 
 the world and at inch a period, ought 
 to — the consideration of every tiiiii- 
 king mind. BfCKMlNSTER. 
 
 Arrest f *■ l. (Dffrfjtffyr.l iit S8er: 
 fwftuiiG, ecr iSfn)rtft, -Hrrtii; tie ^Bcfdjlag: 
 nafjmc. 1. tie ipiiittriinii , 5?finiming, <Stc: 
 dung. 3. ttr ©iiiljnit, 'Miif!).ilt. 4. bai Urtfjtil, 
 btt rid)terlid>« Seutliip, 'Uufifpru^. 5. [3to^: 
 ariiieif.) tie SffluOe. 
 
 To plead in - of judgment, l3itd)Wvt.] 
 eiiien 5?fmniiin{i*ipriid) jii envirfeii fiidjen. 
 To plead in - of taking the iiiquent upon 
 tie former isiue, (turn ^{ec^r^iiriiiib atcien 
 bieC'I'ilfitiing finer ijm4tlic^fnllntfrfii({)unfl 
 I'orbrinflen. BiACKixoHE. 
 
 jtrrestatlon, arreKii'ihun, t. tie 
 JBfrl)>iffunn, ter 23i-rl)nft. 
 
 Jkrrvttttorj ( arres'tur, t. I. in 
 
 Arre.Hter, i SBrrfjnfter. 2. (Scot. 
 law! tie ^IJrriVn, lueldje I'frljflften ln#t. 
 
 Arrestment, arrest'ment, «. 1. 
 f Scot* law] Me SSrrljnftiing e«ne« SJer: 
 bred)er« , bii er 93ilrgf(<>nft fleUen fnnn, 2. 
 6ie (]eri<f)tlid)e 95ffd)l.i(innl)nte. 
 
 Arret, arret', (fr.5D.) *. [SUtdfUfvr.] 
 te ?luf|Vni(l>, 6n« llnljeil. - r. a. « I. on= 
 meifen, jiiiueiitn. 2. befcfjlieee'i- Spewjer. 
 
 Arrlaffe and carriafT*^* 
 (f(()Dtt.) ter ^^Sjfufl! unt <a3iinrntienft. 
 
 Arride, ari.^dc% dnt.) o. o. f l. an= 
 U(t>en, flMl.idjiin ((fiiirn). 2. i G-ineni gefol: 
 Un. BE:<r JoHcoM. 3. niiil>i<t)rn. 
 
 Arriere, a.reer', (fr.-IB.)*. [VtUit.] 
 Ut ^ii(<)trab , i)?ii(f)}ii<i. 
 
 Arriere- hiin. ttr .^leerbnnn. — fee 
 ot. fief, (5Jentnrr.) Ni« '!ttfterle()n. - 
 guard, ter «)»n(f)trflb. — vaaaal, 6tr 
 Vfterlefjnimanii. 
 
 Arrision, amzh'un, «. bn< %nlA-- 
 (^tn, 3ii(0(t?e(n. 
 
 Arrival, arri'vai, s. I. bie ^nrnnfr, 
 Wntantung. 2. f tie Grreidjung (finer 3lb! 
 
 Arrivance, Srri'vanie, «. I. f btr 
 
 tJefu^, tie Oit(tll\'(f)aft. Shak. 2. ♦ «) tie 
 ffrreidjung <fiiifr 91t'(td>t. b) bit 9lnfunft. 
 
 Arrive, arrfve', (jr. arriver; arm. 
 •rrivont, arrivein; (at. ripa; \an6t. arivi, 
 irfrr) V. It. 1. (at) aulanten, anlangfn, um: 
 fommen (in, nn). 2. anfoniineii, eintreffen 
 (bie ^ofl !c.). 3. (at) i geiangen , fiMiinien 
 (|u einemWffnttatf), trrtidttit, frlangen((?t: 
 »a<). 4. (to) Sinem jii ll^eil :vertrii. 5. {id} 
 jutrafldi. 
 4. He to whom this glorious death ar- 
 rive*. Waller. 
 
 To — at heaven, in ben ifMmnifl frninieii 
 
 Arrive, r. «. + erreit^cn. Shaw. 
 
 Arrwde, arrAde'. d.) v. a. beiiageii? 
 
 ArrOS-***'*^*^* ar'rogan»e.^ (lat. ar- 
 
 Arroff-anry, ar'rigaimi.J rogan- 
 tta; arm. roguentco M. tie 'Jlnmagnng, 
 bet Diinffl, llcberMiiirl), tie Sermeffenljeir. 
 
 Arroifaut, ar'rAgant, adj. anma: 
 Pent, buiifeli'oft, utermrui)ig, trc^ig, i>er: 
 iMffTen. -adv. Ar'rogantly, ut>erinutl)ig, 
 anniagent, niit llebermiirf). 
 
 Arrofi^autuess, ar'r&gaatocf , t 
 f. Arrogance. [anma^tM. 
 
 Arronrate, ar'r&gite, (lat.) v. a. fid) 
 
 The Pope arrogated dominion over 
 kingi. Wbbitei. 
 
 ART 
 
 eine ju 
 
 To — too much to one's self 
 gwte TOeinung uon fid) ijabta. To - to . .. 
 t anmagent fein gegrn . . . ['Jlnnioijung. 
 
 Arrogfatiou, arro^^A'siiun, t. tie 
 
 Arrogrative, ar'iAgatlv, adj. iin« 
 mapent. More. 
 
 Arrondismeut, arrnu'ditmeut. 
 *. [Jranfr.l ter ?5cjirf, ta^^ '•Jlrrontifft-ment. 
 
 ArrOSion, arrA'zhun, (hit. arrodere) 
 *. bai ©enagcn, ti» Keungiing. 
 
 Arrow, ar'ro, (angelf. arewa) t. I. 
 ter <J5fei(. 2. || pi. bie ^feile Oorte*. 
 
 Arrow-grass, (SSor.) tn6 Krotcngrn^. 
 --head, 1. bie 'ipffiirpitje. 1. [<»«.] ia& 
 ^Ufeilfraut. --root, I. [Sot.] bie ^^feiliuiirj. 
 2. [^Bieb.J bie qBfeilivnrj. 
 
 Arrowy, ar'-rAe, ndj. I. nu« 5{jfeifen 
 bejleljenb. Miltok. 2. fpit^ig mie fin ^^jfeil, 
 pffilt'ormtg. Cowper. 
 
 Arse, arse, (angelf. earse; f)o(I. aars; 
 ter ^t((t); perf. arsit, ar»t) «. ber ©teig, 
 .•{)intere, 9 ^Jlrfd). 
 
 A short -, e ber Rnirp* —-foot, 6 
 bie laudjente. --gut, ber OJf afltorm . - 
 hole, e ba4 'Uridflod). -smart, [25pt.] 
 ba6 iJloljfraut. [fen fein, jijgcrn. 
 
 To hang an — , jun'irf biciben , ucrbrtr= 
 
 Arsenal, ar'siuai, (fr. W.) «. i<\6 
 SIrfenal, 3eiigl)rtu8. 
 
 Arseniac, ars^ncak oter 
 
 Arsenical acid, arsen'ekal as'sid. 
 «. [Gl^em.] tic Olrfenifriuire. 
 
 Arsvtniate, arse'neAte, t. [(Ef)eni.] 
 iai nneniffaure ®alj ; - of potash , arfe 
 niffaiirefi Wewadj^laugcnfalj. 
 
 Arsenic, arse'nik, (fr. ^.;arab 
 zirnnkon; |'l)r. zarnika; gr. arsenikon; I, 
 arsenieum) «. [Cljem.] ber 9lri"enif. Native 
 -, bn« 9tnripigmeiit, Crystalline -, ber 
 iputtenraiid). [nrrcnifaliftft. 
 
 Arsenical, arKen'ikal,n<</. [Gijem.l 
 
 Arseuicate, arsen'ekaie, v. a. mit 
 ^In'enif i<cnitifrt)en. 
 
 Arseuious, ir%i'alu»,adj. [(F^etn.j 
 unpoUfommcn .irfeniffnner; - acid, bie (uns 
 uollfiMUinene) 9lrfeuirtrtiire. 
 
 Arsenite, arse'nSte. #. [(Fijem.] nn< 
 uollfpinmcn arreniffoure* iSnIj; 9IrKnifraI,i ; 
 - of copper, anVnifgcfiuierteS Jtiipferialj. 
 
 Arshine, ar'sli'n, «. (9{u&i.J bie 
 9Irfd)ine (ungef. = 2 Siig, 4 3ol'.). 
 
 Arson, ar»n, (fr. ii3.) «. [9{ed)t«iVr.] 
 bie Wortbreunfret. ['» Be. 
 
 Art, art, jroeite ^erf. Praei. Indie, u. 
 
 Art, (lilt, ars; id. cerx; ir. ceard) «. 
 
 I. tie ^iinil UM6 roI(f)e). 2. bie fiiiiiiT, Qif. 
 
 »rf)i(flid)feir; i bie Jeinfjeit, 2Jerfd)l.igcn^eit, 
 
 Jiiinil. 3. (®i)(lem v. Sfegeln) tie fiuiijl. 4. 
 
 tie fiiinfl, 3emniit4 fflefuinmutg aii« ben 
 
 (i)enrt)r«jrigen jii erfenncii. 
 
 3. In America, literature and the elegant 
 
 arts must grow up side by side 
 
 with the coarser plants of daily 
 
 necesfcity. W. Irviwb. 
 
 Master of- 8, ber OTagijIer ter frcien 
 .Runfle. The black -, tie i"d)iuarje Snn|7. 
 By -, fl'inilltd), tiuvd) filllljl, A man of -, 
 fin in feiner ^niijl eriMljrener -J^ann. Tlie 
 liberal - s, tie freicn Jftuiifte. [ter »eini0. 
 
 Artemisia, anemuh'ea, «. [!8or.J 
 
 Arterial, antreal, adj. jii ben 
 
 AllT 
 
 fjaften, $nl«nter . . . [^TJuf^'aficrn. 
 
 ArteriOMS, arti'reus. adj. ycUi'r 
 
 Arteriotomy, ariereot'ome, (gr.) 
 *. tie >lMil?iitrroffniing. 
 
 Artery, ar'tuie, (gr. arteria) *. tie 
 ^iiU'nter, Sd)Iiigatcr. 
 
 Artful, arr'ful. adj. I. tiiuiHid), 
 finnri-id), fimitrcirf). Dryden. 2. fiUwlUd), 
 erfilntlelt. Johksok. 3. frf)lnn, fein, liifjii. - 
 rtdr. A.rt'fu lly, 1. fi"iu|llid), fi'inrcid), 
 mit .^iinit. 2. mit 2i|l, fein, liflig. 
 
 ArtfialueSS, ar'Uulnes. s. 1. tie 
 (^)erd)irflid)feit. 2. tie Srin|lli(()fcit. 3. tie 
 (3d)liiuf)eit, Jfiiiljeit, 2itl. 
 
 ArtiiritiC, art/nit'ik, ^ adj. 
 
 Artliritical, art/irit'ekal. \ l^Vieb.] 
 
 1. ju ten (Selenfen ge()otig. 2. giditifil), nr« 
 rljrirird). [ [-TOeb 1 tie (i)i(t)t. 
 
 Artltritcs, artuAAa, (gr. 2C.) *. 
 
 Artltrodia, an/no'dea, (gr.) *. I. 
 
 [2Jnnt.] tie p[ad)e, bcii)eglid)e.<tnod)eMfiigung. 
 
 2. [•J?atiirg.] eine 9Irt .Jl~ri)ilnfle. 
 Arthur, ar'i/mr, s. I. [ij?iinie] 2Ir» 
 
 t^nr. 2. f - 's chace, ter milte Oiifler. 
 
 Artichoke, ar'letshoke, (fr. arti> 
 chant)*, tie *3lrti|"c^0(fe. .lerusalem--, 
 tie &rtartifrf)0(fe. —-suckers, tie 91rti» 
 fdjurfenableger. 
 
 Article, ar'tckl, Ctat. articulus) *. 
 I. (-llnnt.] tafi (5)elenf. 2. ter 9Jl'Mtj, ^M- 
 rrf)nitt (eine« iSiidje* ic. ). 3. ber (Oilaw 
 ben«o 91rtife(. 4. bai ©tiirf, bor 'rpnnfr; 
 lljeif. 5. ber (S)egen|lnnb, Qlrtifef. 6. f tiT 
 Seitpunft, 91iigcnb(i(f. Claresdon. 7.. [Si't.] 
 tiai ®e(enf, 6)Iift, ter (yelenfabfa^j. Milnb. 
 
 8. (iJrnnim.) ter •Jlrtifel, ba« ®efd)ted)t6mort. 
 
 9. tie ^Bebingiing. 
 
 4. Upon each — of human duty. Paley. 
 The articles which compose the. 
 
 blood. Parwix. 
 
 5. Salt is a necessary — . Webster. 
 At the — of death, in ber (e^ten Stunte, 
 
 im ®terben. - by -, ^nnft fi'ir ^iinft, 
 pnnftiucife. A soul of great —, eine ©eele, 
 bie grege Dinge fogt. Shak. 
 
 Article, i>. a. l. artifehueife oiif5cid)nen, 
 abfnfTcn, portrngen , ntifjiiljlen, tnrlegen. 2. 
 (against) fc^riftlic^ nnflagcn, gcriri)rit(^ yer; 
 fplgen, belangen, gcgen ©inen ucrfnijren (for, 
 wegen). 3. (to) foiitraftmngig binten (nn). 
 
 1. To — the errors or follies of man. 
 
 Tavi.or. 
 
 2. He shall he articled against in the 
 
 High Court of Admiralty. Slat. 33. 
 George 111. 
 
 3. To — an apprentice to a mechanic. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Article, p. n. pergfeit^^iueife iltcr! 
 einfiMiimen, 'Betingiinnen iiiiic^cn, 9>cr» 
 gleic()i'piinfte (iiifffOcn , betingcn, (lipulircn. 
 
 Articular, artik'ular, adj. tie &(: 
 Icnfe ot. (iJlicter betrcffent. - disease, tie 
 0)lieterfranfl)fit, (i)id)t. 
 
 Articulate, amk'ulAte. Hat.) adj. 
 1. [Olnrtt.] tie (iJelcnfe I't. OJlieber bcrreffciit, 
 (iJlicter . . 2. [<5)ot.] gcglictert, fiiorenweife 
 abgefetjt. 3. perneljmiid), teiitlid) angegeben, 
 rein, perne^nibnr, flar, arrifiilirt (ionezo. 
 4. t artifeliueife nu^getriirft, perrl)eiir, abt 
 Browk. 
 I. arrifnliren, 
 
 gerljciir. 
 
 Articulate, 
 
 <piil«atern geijijnfl, iu ben '^ul^obern enti | beutiic^) au^ipredjeii (t&ne jo. 2, t urri* 
 
56 Fate, far, fall, faf. M^ met. Flno. fin. N6. n)6%'e. n6r. ght. oil, rl^i'iil. Ti'ihf. tuh. fnll. t//in, THis. 
 
 ART 
 
 frfireifc nftfnfTcn, <jcnnii nlI#d^(1^^erfc^e^. 
 Shak. 3. t a3eDiiifliin(if!i niddjen. Shak. 4. 
 [2Iii(it.] jiifniiimenfiigen. Smith. - v. n. 
 fliir, 6eiitl!(l) !prrd)cn. 
 
 Articulately, anik'ulatele. adv. 
 1. i>frni'l)tulid), biiitlid). 2. nrtirelii'fife. 
 
 A rticwlateness , artik'ulatencs, 
 #. Die rii'iitlicf)ffit, 95iTiu*hntf'nrFi'ir. 
 
 Articulation, anikula'ahun. «. 
 1. [9liint.] tic ilnrcficnfufliinn, ©lieterfudc 
 23frnlicffrimg. QnivcY. Cote. 2. [SSot] 
 bcr Jlniitfii, CnS OJcttnf, bie 93ergliebcriinfl, 
 bcr SH\}f<\t). 3. [03rniiim.] hie 9lrtifuIntiDn, 
 Sluefpmd^e (D. SB&rtern.). 4. tie 2lrtcfuln» 
 tion, bcr 'OJiitlniitcr. 
 
 Artifice, ar'tcfis, ctnt. s. 1. f bte 
 ^uii(l, e5errf)icfltd)feit. 2. bieSIrglifl, Xpinter. 
 li|l, bcr luiiiilflrijf. 
 
 Artificer, artif'fesur, (fat. artifex) 
 *. 1. fccr iiiiniller; 5?nnbivcrFcr, SIDetfmci; 
 (Icr. 2. ± bcr ©rftnbcr, ©d)6pfer, ©tiftcr, Ur: 
 l)fbcr. MiLTOK. 3. t fccr liflio^, PffPflc 
 gjteiifcf); IniifenbfunfKcr. Ben Joniom. 
 
 Artificial, artelish'al, adj. 1. fi'infl: 
 lid), funflrtid), fttinreid). 2. erfuii|Te(t, fiinfl. 
 lirt) (Ifjnineii k.). 3. fi'inillicf) (nid)t m-- 
 turlid), iincf)flcnifld)t, burrf) ^unfl bcrritct, 
 ni(t)t inlnn^i^(t)). -arguments, (9f()ct.] nu6 
 fiinfllic^cn 93Drnu6fe^iingen n'"Ji^<lf"e ©djriifTe. 
 -lines, [fflcptn.] fiinitlirf)!- Siiiicn, ^iinfl: 
 linicn. - luunbers, bie l!pnnritf)nten. — per- 
 sons, (?\cd)t^ri)r.] i\W)\ii}d)( "iperiViicn. 
 
 Artificial, «. ta6 Grjeunnif; ber 
 fiimjl. [bie 5tiitiflli(^ffit. Shenstome. 
 
 Artificiality, anetislial'leti, #. 
 
 Artificially, Inefislialle, adv. 1. 
 1 tiimlliri). 2. li|ti(], mm 
 
 Artificialness, anefish'alnl*. «. 
 
 1. bie Aliinillirt)feit. 2. bie Sift, ®d}laiif)eit. 
 Artificious, artciisli'us, adj. fiinjli 
 
 Itd>, nnrfineiiiiic{)t. 
 
 Artillery, arlil'Iiirri. (fr. artillerie) 
 t. 1. bie Slriidcric , ta6 Wefdjiitj. 2. bie SltJ 
 tiflcrie, bnS 3lrtiUeriefL>rp«. 3. bie 9lrtiUcric, 
 ©efcf)i"i^fiiinT. 4. t bie SBnffen. 5. t tai 
 €d)icf;Q(wei)r. 
 
 A r t i 1 1 e r y - ni e n , bie Slrtifleriften. 
 
 Artisan, ar'tezSn. (fr. W.) *. 1. ber 
 Suiiltler. 2. ber 5?niibmcrfer. 
 
 Artist, ar'tist, (fr.) t. 1. berfiunfller. 
 
 2. ber .tiiiiiiTi'erjlnnbifle. 
 
 Artless, artles, adj. I. fiin(T(p« 
 (plntt, \ti)le<i>t). 2. fiiii|1lo«, mtuvWd), un-. 
 fleftinflelt. Pope. — adv. Art'lessly, 
 (uniting. 
 
 Artlessness, arj'lesne*, t. 1. bie 
 iluiiilli>finf'''t- 2. bie (5-infnd)l)cit, (35ernb()cit. 
 
 Arts-man, arts'man. (. « ber OH-- 
 lefjrte. Shak. [a. jcrrcigcii , jerfliicfeln. 
 
 Artuate, ar'tslnlale, (lilt, arms) v. 
 
 Arimdelian , ari'mde'lcan. adj. 
 -marbles, bie atrimterrdjcii , Dyforb'fd)en 
 gr^nnmirt.-ifcln , vir'Trfje (FIjronif. 
 
 Arunilinaceous,aiun(icna'iilius, 
 (fnt ariiiido) adj. rol;rnrtig , |"d)ilfnrti(j, 
 9?oJ)r.... 
 
 AvnndineouS, arund'n'eus, adj. 
 mtt 31<A)\' Ob. (£d)ilf beiundjfen , fibUftci. 
 
 Aruspex« arus'peks, (Int.) «. ttt 
 5!Bnf)rfnacr. Drydem 
 
 Aruspice, arus'pUe, (teutorf, yrf; 
 2t|jiDp. arwe, Ui iSttt)) «. [alt. 9iom] ber 
 
 ASC 
 
 jDt'ferTOn^rfnner, ^nnifpej:. 
 
 Aruspicy, ariis'pese. t. tia6 ^a^v- 
 frtflen (mi ben ©-ingeiiieiben berlljiere). 
 
 As, ai, (perf. asa, gr. Iios, luie; fr. 
 aiissl) adv. u. conj. 
 
 1. IVie, fr rcie (in the like manner). Do 
 as you are commanded, tl;u', wit moil bir 
 befteljft. 
 
 2. * (fur that) bag. The relations are 
 so uncertain as they require a great deal 
 of examination. Bacoh. 
 
 3. * (fi'ir as if) ait ivetin, nl« o6. He lies, 
 as he his bliss did know. Waller. 
 
 4. mnfjrenb, ba, nB, wic, fobalb nl«. He 
 trembled as he spoke. Dryden. 
 
 5. (ediptifrf)) ber, bie, bai, welc^er, iueld)c, 
 ive((^e$. Appoint to office such men as 
 deserve public confidence (ailflatt such men 
 as those who). Webster. 
 
 6. (eiti 93cr()nrfni6 ntiieifienb) je. in ge- 
 neral, men are more happy, as (tim |V 
 <]lu(flicf)er, je) they are less involved ir 
 public concerns. Webster 
 
 7. (a5er()(ei(l)iing nii^bn'irff nb) al6, fo, Jvie 
 As soft as silk, fo neiclf a\6 ©eibe. As 
 black as ink, fo fd)i«nri (vie I)inte. —cold 
 
 - ice, fl) fnit tvic QU. - big again, nod) 
 einmnl fo birf. As well as, fo gut ali, fr 
 mie, fo luofjl n(S and). 
 
 8. (beifpiel^iveife) «li. Many beasts a a 
 lions, tigers etc., cicle rofiben ^Ijiere, nl^ 
 ob. J. 95. Soiwn, liger ic. 
 
 9. (eine nnljere ©igenfrfjaft anbeutcnb) nl«. 
 This young gentleman lives with me as a 
 companion. 
 
 10. (bebiiigunnsjroeirc) wenn, fpfern, A s 
 you love me, ivenii ©ic mid) (ict'en. 
 
 11. (benffirunb angcbeiib) tueil, bn, inbem. 
 As B. is unable to pay, ta B. nid)t beini) 
 (en fanii. 
 
 12. As... so, niie... fo. Prov. As is 
 the beginning, so is the end, ivie bcr 91n: 
 fntig, fo tai G'libe. 
 
 13. (25erg(eid)iing?-fn^e mit einanber ucr; 
 binbenb) as... as, fo... nI5. As rich as 
 mean, fo rcid) oIS iiiebcrtrnd)tig. A» many 
 as there are. fo oiel iljrer rtiit^ ftiib. — ricli 
 -he is, fo rcid) er oiid) iti. f. No. 7. 
 
 14. (ocrftd)crnb) fo ivnijr aU. As 1 live. 
 fo ivaljr id) Icbei 
 
 A s far a s , in fo fern , nlff. As for . 
 as to, in 5?infid)t, in 9lnfel)iing, in 25e; 
 treff, na& betrifft. As yet. b\& jc^t, hod). 
 As what? nun, mat? As though, ali 
 ivenn, a(S ob. As it were, gleidjfnni. As 
 how? loie? nbcr n'ie? A s this day. Ijeitte. 
 
 — for example, juni SScifpiel. [bn* 9lg. 
 
 As, (Int.) J. [9?om. &mid}t u.'^Kiiiiic] 
 
 Asa-dulciS, f. Bemoin. 
 
 Asa-fetida, as.safet'cda, a. (Onb. 
 $nrj) bcr Icufeisbrecf. 
 
 Asarabacca , Issarablk'ka , t. 
 [23ot.) bic^nfcliouri. [nrtig, imoerbreiiiilid). 
 
 Asbestine, azbes't'n, adj. aibefl: 
 
 Asbes'tiuite , «. ['OTinernlg.) bcr 
 ©trnlitilein. Kirwan. 
 
 AsbestOJS, azbes'tus. (gr. 953.) diud) 
 Asbes'tus, Asbest',) «. [«5J?inern(g.] ber 
 91«befl, ©teinftntt)*. False -, bcr unadjte 
 JJeberalann. 
 
 Ligniforni -, ber ^ofjartifle 91«befJ. 
 
 AscariSy akka'ris, pi. Asearides, 
 
 ASC 
 
 askar'edez, (gr.) *. [3oo(.] ber ©pHlwiirm, 
 9funbn>urm. . [fd)ief, feitainrt^. Shak. 
 
 AsCaimt, askant', adv. '^ (|Ucr, 
 
 Ascend, assend', ((nt. ascendere) 
 V. a. I. bcfleigen, eriTeigcn (eincn 58num ic.) 
 2. ± beflt'igcn (brn il^ron zc). 
 
 Ascend, i*. n. i. ao, ju, in) flcigen, 
 nHfiTeinen,l)innuf|leigen, (jinnufgoljen, Ijinaufs 
 fntjrcn, nuffnhren. 2. t do) a) gdangcn 
 (}u). b) ()inniifrfid)cn, l;innufgefien, juriirf* 
 geljen, gel)cn (bi« ju, bi« auf). 3. (9ltlron.] 
 auftlfiflfn (I'on ©tcrnen). 4. [•TOuf.] (leigcn. 
 
 Ascendable, assen'dabi, adj. n» 
 (leigbar, eriTeigltd). 
 
 Ascendant, asslu'dlnt, adj. l. 
 I'iberu'iegenb, iiberlcgen. 2. [Slilrol.] nuf« 
 (Itigenb. 
 
 Ascendant, ». I. (over) bie lle6cr> 
 Icgcnijeit, OJeionlt, ftr (5-inftii(5 (liber Oetnanb). 
 2. ber ajermnnbte in anfi^eigenter Sinic. 3. 
 t tie ^bi)e, G'rl)nbenl)eit, G-rhetniig. 4, 
 [9lflroI.] ber (5)eburt«flern, ©tnnb ber &u 
 flirne in ber ®eburt«|lunbe. 
 
 To have the - over.. , ^incm uberlegen 
 fein, &tnen bc()errfd)cn , i"if>erfcl)cn. 
 
 Ascendency, asxen'dense, «. bte 
 (\)eiualt, bcr g-inffug (over, ilber). 
 
 Custom has an — over the understan- 
 ding. ^ Watts. 
 
 Ascending", assen'ding, ;>. pmea. 
 luifiteigenb. (9l|tTon.] - star, bemufileigenbe 
 Stern. — latitude, bie niifileigcnbe a^reite. 
 - node, ber nufflcigenbe Snotcn. - vessels, 
 I9lnat.] bie niifitcigcnben ®cfii(fc. - line, 
 bie aiiftfcigenbe ((i)efd)lcd)t5:) Cinic. 
 
 Ascension, assen'-shini, (lat.) «. I. 
 bie 91ufffll)rt, bn« ipinniifileincn, 9liif|leigen. 
 
 2. (^^l;l)f.) ba^ ©teigen, 9Juf|leigen (be» 
 2Bnffere, £lHcrtftl6er6 k.). 3. [d^riftt. fRtl.] 
 bie ipiniinelfnl;rt (Et)ri)ti. — -day, ber ^im» 
 iiiclfnljrt^tng. 4. (fcl;(crf)iift) bn* nuffleigenbe 
 Ding; vaporous — s. nufilcigciibe Diinfie. 
 5. [Sljlron.] bie 9Iuf|leiguiig. Right -, bie 
 gcrnbe9luffleigung eine* P)e|lirne, 9feftn|l:cn< 
 fion. Oblique-, bie fd>iefe 9liif|leigiing. 
 
 Ascensional, assensliunal, adj. 
 ['llflron.J - difference, ber 9Uifileigiingsinit 
 terid)ieb. Chaimbers. 
 
 Ascensive, ass£n'*iv, adj. nuf» 
 fleigi'iib, 91iif|leigiing*... Johkn.ofSciejice. 
 
 Ascent, assent'. (Int.) * I. ba* i^im 
 nufftcigen, Sliifflcigcn, bie ^luffahrt. 2. ber 
 9lnfgang, bie 9lnffnl}rt (9!Beg , '•PMtel jiiin 
 9tiif|lcigen !c.) ; (in engcrrin Siiinc) tie Irrppe. 
 
 3. bcr ipfigel, bie 9ln^i:>l)e, i>ol)e. Addisqh. 
 
 4. ba* jn()e 9liif(lcigcn, bie 9liiifnhrf. 5. (bie 
 (J-rl)i3()iing, ber Oirai btr (vrl)i<I)iing eine* 
 <?)cgcnflaiite*) bie 9Juffnl)rt, tcr Sliifgang. 
 
 5. A road has an — of live degrees. 
 
 Webster, 
 Ascertain, avslnane', (int. ad 
 certuni) v. n. I. gfn>i^ ntnd)en, nii|}er3n'ei« 
 fcl fel)cn, bnrthun. 2. fid) orrgi'tiMifrrn (oon 
 (s-tivn*). 3. fid) ciner(£art)c oerfid)orn. 4. fe(l> 
 fe^en, bc|liniincn. 5. f (mit cinem giirioort> 
 oergemiffcrn , t"t&crieii9en (of, poa). 6. 6e> 
 fraftigcn , bcljnupten. 
 
 1. The divine law ascertains the troth. 
 
 HoOKCB. 
 
 2. To — the weight of a commodity or 
 
 the purity of a metal. WEBsTim. 
 
 3. The ninistry, in order to — a aii^*> 
 
Thtp. f?.r. lall. f«t. I\U, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r. trol. 6il. rl5A«J. Tt"il»»'. u\h. fii!|. i/W,,. Tllia. 57 
 
 ASG 
 
 I •■ rity in the House of Lords, persua- 
 ded the queen to create twelve new 
 peers. Smou-BTt. 
 
 4. The uiildness and precision of their 
 
 laws aiicerlained the rule and 
 measure of taxation. Gibbon. 
 
 5, To — OS of the goodness of our work. 
 
 Drydex. 
 
 j% jtCf^rtainabley asserti'aabi, adj. 
 bcilinimbiir. 
 
 Anct^rtainer, a»»ertA'Bur, *. btr 
 iBeiTiHtmr nOe ; ^bfl).1llprfl^^e. 
 
 Ascertaininentf as«ertane'nient 
 t- I. tit ^ethmniunii, 5f|irel>uiin. '2. bie 
 SfrgfwifTtnnig, Uci>fr\cu<iiing. i. 6ie ©c 
 reieijrit. 4. 6ie 9{i(^rrc^iiur, iJiorm , (fcilo 
 Seffltl. lberd)rtulirf) 
 
 Ascetic, asset'ik, (<)r.) adj. aitetiidi. 
 
 Ascetic, #. 1. btr «4cet, ©trena 
 frpiiimt. 9. pi. bie (lTbauiiM!i?f4>rift^" 
 8liib.id)tebiid)« (bf« I). 25flfiliu« ic). 
 
 AsciailSf as'*^a»^- ^lot- a»cii) «p' 
 [WfOflr.) bie iint'djiUtiflfti i56lfer. Bailev 
 
 Ascites, asuJ'tii, <nr. «»kos) « 
 I^Rrb.) biiSWclbwnfTer, bie ajnurfjiuflfrrttudjt. 
 
 Ascitic, asiii'ik, } adj. baud)' 
 
 Ascittcal, as.ii'ikaj. ^roiijTfri"u(1)tifl. 
 
 AscititioUN, a»%eiish'Ui, (lilt, a* 
 ettus) adj. I. liiniiitiefii«Jt' lufleiefjt. 2. jii: 
 f«(li(j. 3. nngcnoimmii. 
 3. Homer lias been reckoned an —name. 
 
 FOPE. 
 
 AscieplMd, akkii'p^ad, «. ['^otul 
 btr nfflrvMnbnrfic iSfr«. 
 
 Ascribable, askribabl, adj. iii- 
 f<J)ret6bar, jiiiurtl)reibcn. 
 
 Ascribe, ai.kiibe', (Int. .nscribere) 
 •. a. \uichrtibtn, brilffli-n, btiniffien. 
 
 Ascription, askrip'»liuii, #. bie 
 3iir(f)reibiin(i, !»«iimiTun<i, a)filc(iunfl. 
 
 Ascriptitious, askripii»lrus, ndj. 
 (5?fub(ilfi)|lemj iugeidjnfbeii (u. 2eifttivfli<t)- 
 tifltn). 
 
 Ase, ass, (I'tf^ott) bie lird>e. 
 
 Ash, ash, (anoeir. i>»c; ban. ask; 
 lipn. essche; ruff yassen) t. I. bie 6\{i)t. 
 
 i. bai e'fit)enl}p|j. 3. ber ®d)aft. 
 
 Mountain - ash, bit 95l)flflbffrc. 
 A s h - k e y s. bie (J|"(j>biium/al>4)e»- --tree, 
 tie Q\d)t, ber &rcf)fiibniim. --weed, 
 («pt.) ber Wei6fii#, Wicr(<^. 
 
 Asli, adj. nu6 (S-fdjni^orj, e("<f>rii. 
 
 ANliaiiM^, asliinie', v. a. t>erd)iunen. 
 
 Asliainetl, ashA'med, (ail()Cir. ges- 
 eamian) tiilj. bei'd)iiuit. 
 
 To be - (of), fid) fct)nmen ( G-iiicJ , eincjt 
 6a(^). To be half -, jlrt) nil -lijauci \A)a- 
 nun. To make any one-, bnd)aiiiiil iG"iiicil). 
 
 Aslieu, aKh'shen. adj. tidfcn. 
 
 Asltes, asii.'ix. (anai-lf. atca ; (]litl). 
 •tga ; 1)11(1. asch ; fd)iu. anka ; billl. aske ) 
 a. pi. 1, Me 'U\ci)t. 2. i u. II (ber ti'bteilor= 
 i:iT) bie •JJi^e. 
 
 To burn to -, ti\m<t)eTn. 
 
 Ash -color, bie'41id)torbe, bn^Wf^nrii". 
 Ash -colored, afcDfiirblf]. nrd)<ir>lll. Ash- 
 fire, [(Fl)etit.) bie e-nurirmuiifl biird) Ijei^c 
 Ut'<t)e. A s h h o I e , ba6 'Ul'd)enlod). Ash- 
 pan, bfl« SJfcfeenfni. Ash-wednesday, 
 ber Wfd)ermittiwd). Ash- weed, (aut.J 
 ber (9ei«fu6. 
 
 Asltlar, aah'lSr, •. btr 8}ru(^flein. 
 
 ASK 
 
 A^ltlerin^, ash'luring, ». l^ttbit.] 
 b«6 (S(t>aliuert unter beiii Dndje. Emcyc. 
 
 Asliore, ashore', adv. 1. «ui lifer, 
 am Saube. 2. nn'* UfVr, nn'6 2anb. 
 
 A ship -, ein geilrnnbeteg , gefd^eiterte^ 
 (£d)iff. To get -, anlnnbcii. To go -, an'6 
 Snnb (leigen. 
 
 Ashy, ash'e, a4j. 1. af<f)'i(i. 2. aid)-. 
 forbig, nfdjgrau. [bhiM. Shak 
 
 Ashy. pale, adj. flfcftgrau , nfc^farbig, 
 
 Asia, a'xliea, «. [®eogr.] iUrien. 
 
 Asiarclt, i'zheirk, «. ber 'ilflnrc^ 
 Dbcrvricfler. 
 
 Asiatic, azhiat'ik, ) .. ^-„j.^ 
 
 _ . ;, , ■» J adj. a\iati\a). 
 
 Asian, a'zhean, ) 
 
 Asiatic, «. ber 91f((it. 
 
 Asiaticisin, Ixheat'es'xm, t. bie 
 iJ?iid)al)ii]uiig ber nfinti|(t)eii SScife ob. 2Jrt. 
 
 Aside, aside', (a $rfr. U. side) adu 
 1. feitmiirt^; abiuiirtf. 2. au| bie @eite, bei 
 Seite. 3. fur fid) (fprecljen K.) ; befonber^. 
 
 2. Let us lay — every weight. Bible 
 To lay -, I. iBi-glegcn, ablegcn, bei ©cito 
 
 legen. 2. l a) S-iiien veriind)ltirf[gen , nid)t 
 rtd)teit„ b) flufgeben (ein 25pr^nbeii). To 
 set -, 1. lueglegen, bei @eite legen, lUif: 
 Ijeben, nuffparen. 2. t nui)nel)inen. To 
 take any one — , 6'iiien bei 8eite jicijrii. 
 To put i>b. to lay — a garment, ein Meii 
 iiblegcn. To go -, || uiMn '•^Jfnbe ber lu- 
 gcnb abiueic^en. To set-, (9{e(l)t<srpr.J nuj: 
 l)eben, i>ernic()ten, ungultig mncf^eii. 
 
 Aside, ». IbioTU, bie ber Sd^ouipielcr 
 fur fid) fprid)t. (berlDlpel, (yiuipd. Mason. 
 
 AsineQ°0, asscne'go, (fp. asnico) j. 
 
 Asinine, as'senine, ^ adj. 1. ju 
 
 Asinary, as'sinaie, ^ einem@i'e( ge; 
 Ijurig. 2. f efel^nft. 
 
 Asit, ask, (angelf. ascian, acsian; 
 Ijoll. eischen; ir. ascaiiu, gr. axioo) v. n. 
 1. (of) t)ti(<t)ttt, bcge^ren, oerlnngen, fprberii 
 (©tiua* Don©inem). 2, frngcn (Oemmiben; ; 
 (riiicn frngen nnct) Gtma&. 3. erl)eird)in, er= 
 forbern. 4. einlnben Cjemnnbcn; (to, ju>. 3. 
 bitten (G-inen uni ©ti»n«). 
 
 3. The exigence of a slate asks a much 
 
 longer time to conduct the design to 
 maturity. Aduison. 
 
 4. To — guests to a wedding or enier- 
 
 tainnieiit. VVcbstek 
 
 To — again i>b. to — back again, juriirf; 
 fi'rbcrii. To - leave, urn G-rInubni& bitten. 
 To - a question, ftogen , eine groge tljuii. 
 To - people in church, S^crlobte (tu&nifcil 
 i<b. aufbieteu. To - one a thousand par- 
 duns, ©iiien tnuienbnifll uni 2Scricil)uiig 
 bitten. What price do you -? roie utcl for; 
 bern ©ie? wa6 foflet t&t To - one s ad- 
 vice, einen urn diatt) fnigen. - me never 
 so much dowry , || forbcri uur gctrojl i'du 
 uiir 'Wiorgengrtbe. 
 
 Asli, e. n. I. (for) bitten (nnn, Qt' 
 WiU uerlangen. 2. (for u. after) frdacn, fid) 
 erriinbigeii (uot^). 
 
 Asiiance, Iskanae', 1 adv. I. feit^ 
 Asiiaunce,^ ( ivart«, i>i>u 
 
 Asiiant, askant', ? ber ©eite, 
 Asi<aunt , } fc^ief, iiucr, 
 
 uberjiuerd). 2. quer, quer uber. 
 
 1« eye any one -, ©incn fct)irf nnfet)fn. 
 To look at any one -, ^iiieiit eiiwn @ci: 
 tcnblicf gebrii. 
 
 ASP 
 
 Asl^cr, ask'ur, *. 1. ter SBittenbe. 2. 
 ber 3-r(igenbe, Jrager. , j 
 
 Asi^er, *. bie 2Dafiercibed)fe. 
 
 Asite'M', askii'. (bt\ll. skiaev; Itofl. 
 stlieef) adv. fcitiunrts ; i>iMi ber Seite, ubers 
 Snnd), |'d)ief, guer (maiidjni.il ,3orii, ajerad)* 
 tiing anbeiitenb). 
 
 Asliing-, as'king, *. 1. bie 2>itte. 2. 
 bie Srage. 3. ba6 a3ege()reii, bie Jorberung. 
 
 Asl4leut, (fd)Dtt.) f(f)ief, quer, uun 
 ber (Seire, fd)riig. 
 
 Aslalie, aslake', (fliigelf. aslaci.-ui) 
 V. a. t ilintii, biimpfi'M, ififiVn, inilbern. 
 
 Aslani, asla'ni, *. eine Silbermuiiit 
 (=115 bis 120 9irper). 
 
 A.«lant, aslant', (a ^rfr. u. slant) 
 
 Hdj.vti.adv.\(i)vi\<i, fd)ief, ui'H ber ©eitc, quer. 
 
 Tlie shaft drove thioiigli his neck — . 
 
 Dkvoer. 
 
 Asleep, asleep', (nngelf. geslapng;j, . 
 adj. i>b. adv. 1. fd)liifenD, itii Sc^lafe. 2. § 
 fitdiifenb, toit. 
 
 To fall -, einr(f)Mfill. To make -, fin* 
 fd)Iii|ern. To be ob. to lie -, fd)I(ifcn. 
 Fast -, in tiefein (Sd)Iafc licgeiib. His foot 
 was -, ber 5ii0 iwor i()ni ciiigcri^iiifen. 
 
 Aslope, aslope', (a ^rfr. n. slope) 
 adj. Pb. ndv fd)lff, nbfdji'iiTig, ini ^Hbljnnge. 
 
 Aslug-, asliig', adv. f trrtge, frtlll, 
 fd)U'crfii(lig. Fotherby. [+ unfDrperlid). 
 
 As<»inatOUS, aso'inauis (gr.) adj. 
 
 Asp, asp, ) (gr. u. lat. aspis) «. 
 
 Aspic, as'pik, \ l.bie^Jiiitter. 2. Asp 
 and) fiir A s p e n ob. a s p - 1 r e e , f. A s p e n. 
 
 AspalathllS, as|>al'a:/ii'is, (gr.) «b 
 [aH>t.) 1. bnS iliiitfc^enljinj, 3{l)Pbifirl)olj. 2. 
 bie 3eri(^urpfe. [bats 'ilfparagin. 
 
 Asparag-in, aspar'ajin, *. [Gljem.J 
 
 Asparag-iis, aspar'agits, ((at. u. 
 gr.) *. ber ©pnrgel. 
 
 Aspect, as'pekt, (fr. 2B. v. lat.) ». 
 I. + ber "Jlnblicf, bie G-rblirfimg. 2. bie 91n. 
 fi(f)t (9{id)tuiig, ©eltc). 3. ba(5 aiiifeljen, 
 i!Ui5|"el)en, (iJcfi(f)t, ber SJlirf, Me -iBt'iene. 4. 
 [•Minimi.] ber iMfpef t ; ;>/. blcJirpfffca (<3(i)ein, 
 -;^laiietenilctliiiig). 5. i a) ber ^JliVeft, bi« 
 >Oe}iel)ung, bo6 25erl)nltiii)j. b; bae <;id)f. 
 
 2. My house has a sontix-rn — . Weustek. 
 
 3. b) To present an object in its true -•, 
 
 or under a double — . Websteb. 
 
 To the south aspect, nuf ber Suffeite, 
 grgen ©liben. The various — s of men, bit 
 iierfd)iebeneii 91nfid)reii ber •OJtemdjcn. To 
 have a fiivorable -, gut aiifi'eljfii. 
 
 Aspect, aspeki'. u. «. f nnfehen, nn» 
 bIicfeu,aiird)aucn.TE>ifi.E. |fid)tbrtr.KAi.EioH. 
 
 AspeCtaltle, aspek'tabl. udj. f 
 
 Aspected, aspeWled, adj. f eillfO 
 '3irpefr, ciiic 'Jliifid)t Ijabeiib. B. Joksok. 
 
 AspeCtion, aspuk'sliun, ». f bet 
 2liil>litf, ipinbiitf. Brown, 
 
 A.spen, as'pcn, \ (()o((. esp; nngelf. 
 
 Asp, asp, ^ aespe; bilU. asp) 
 
 *. bie (S-fpe, 3'trf rpapprl. -tree, bie &)>» , 
 
 Aspen, adj. efpen. iBacuh. 
 
 Asper, as'pur. iU\t. <ID.) adj. raut). 
 
 Asper, I. [(sjranim.j ber Slfper, loA 
 ft^arfe ^gud)ieirf)en. 
 
 Aspekr, «. [lurf. ^TCrinie] ber Slipet. 
 
 Asperate, as'peiaie, (I. asp<rare)». 
 a. mill) Pb. uneben niad)rn. 13Caiihiiind)eii. 
 
 Asperation, aspera'shun, *. biK 
 
58 FAte, ffir, f?.II, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. IS6, m6ve, n6r, got, 6il, c\6M. Ti^he, tub, full. t/»in, Tins.' 
 
 ASP 
 
 jtspergfoire , aspergoir', a. t 
 [Rati). ^ird)c] 6er aSei^iuebel. 
 
 Asperifoliate , asplrcfo'leate, 
 Clat asper il. toliiini) adj. [fdot.] tJltt Mils 
 ^cn, untbeiien 33!iUtern. Miine. 
 
 Asp«rifoIioilS, asperefo'Ieus.mV. 
 [95ct.] niit raiiljeii iMiittiTii, r(iu(;(MiUrcrin. 
 
 Asperity, aspei'cic. ((at. asperitas) 
 *. 1. bie 9?aul;l;iit, ?{iiii()inffit ( bcr Dbcr; 
 flii(i>e). 2. bie Siaiihinffit (fer Sritiinie), 
 ipnrte (be^ luiicfi lO. 3. bie erf).irfe (fiir 
 ben OJcrrfjmntf ) ; (Btmm. 4. ± bie raiil)c03c= 
 mutfjSnrt, 9?iiiil)i(ifi'it, grrniflc, ipnrtc, bin; 
 t<iuf)e Sa3crcn,9?iiul)C. Rnoeiis. 
 
 Asperiiation, aspiMna'slnni, s. 
 bie S8crnncf)lnffi(iiin!lr 2>i'nirt)nmfl. 
 
 Asperoiis , as'peius, ailj- raul), 
 Hneben. Boyie. 
 
 Asper.se, asper«e', (I.lt. aspergere) 
 
 1^. o. 1. befc^niiljeii, I'tTlnimibcn <bcii ^nrnf: 
 ttt 5eiiiniib5). 2. t beiufrfcn, e>fiVrif}ni, be- 
 fprengeu. (liiumber, (£tt)iiial)£r. 
 
 Asperser, asper'sur, *. ber SBcr; 
 
 AKpersion, aspei'sliun, ». l. bie 
 SBefpreiiiiunfl (luit iOiifTer). Shak. 2. $ ber 
 Sieiicii.SnAK. 3.bie@d)niiiluin!i,2S''rIiiiiiiibiin<i. 
 
 To cast an - upon any one, ©ilU'lll fi; 
 nen ©chaiibfTi'cf inifm-ften, niiljaiigcn. 
 
 A*«p]tal<, astalt', ^ (flr. as- 
 
 Awpltaltlllll, astal'tiini. ^ plialtos) 
 #. ber -:i!:-vl)nlf , b.is C-rbl;ori Oiibeiipcrf). 
 
 AsplialtiC, asfal'iik, adj. rtfpIjiK; 
 tifd), i'rM)iirii(i , l•r^pl■d)i(l. 
 
 A.spliult'ite, adj. 9Jrp()iiir eiit()nl= 
 tenb, <Jlfpl)n(r. . . 
 
 AKpllO(l<'l, asTodel. (Ut. U. (\r.) s. 
 
 [93or.] ber 9Iffobil, bie \!U'pl)Obi(le, 'iiffi^bKle. 
 - -lily, bie OlffoMdiSilie. 
 
 Aspliiirelate.s, asd'i'iclates, (i^r. 
 a priv. u. spliyra. ^rr .<pnmnicr) *. pi. bie 
 util)nmmer6nreii 0?ictnfle. 
 
 Aspliyxy, asdk'se, ((^r. asphyxia) 
 «. bie ■J:obe6i>()iminrf)t, ber ©djeintob. 
 
 Aspic, as'pik, t. 1. bie 'Tiatter. 2. 
 [58pt.] bie ©piefc, ber ©pieflnueiibef. 3 
 [9Irtiri.] ber 3<woIfpfiinber. 
 
 Aspirant, aspirant, «. ber 33eiver6er, 
 8Jiirucf)er, G-incr, ber nnc^ Qtwai ttn(t)tet. 
 
 Aspirate, as'perate, (fat. aspirare) 
 r. a. (Wrntiim.) I;niid)en, nfpirireii (^orte). 
 
 Aspirate, «. n. afpirirt iverbeii. 
 Tlie letter li aspirates. Drvdek. 
 
 Aspirate, «. Ifflrnmm.] bn5 ^niirf): 
 |«id)eii , ber rtipirirte 95iic^|T(ibe. 
 
 Aspirate, ndj. [©rniiim.] nfVirtrt. 
 
 Aspiration, aspera'slnln, t. I. 
 [©rnumi.] bie "lirpirntion. 2. tai ©trebcn, 
 lrfl(f)teii, fjeftine 2?crlniigcii (iinc^ ©tiDn^). 
 3. [9{erin.] bie (£d)nui(f)t (after, narf)). 
 
 Aspire, aspire', (int. aspirare) ti. n. 
 I. (to u. after) ftreben , triid)ten (nnrf)). 2. 
 (jeftig i>erl<iii(\en i^b. lufmrdjeii. 3. entporftre; 
 btn, fi<^erf)c6eu, (leigeii, fi<^ '" bit ^'oi)t 
 f(f)winjieii. 
 
 2. Aspiring to be Gods, if angels fell; 
 
 Aspiring to be angels, men rebel. 
 
 Pope. 
 
 Aspire, v. a. 1. -{■ einiirhcn, einntl)< 
 men; nnnef^inen; niil)niid)en, aiiblnfen. 2. 
 )ti erreid)eii i"iid)fn , erilreOeii. 3. ^ fid) auu 
 fd)iv)ingeii >jii,iit). [G-iiipprilrebeiibe. 
 
 Aspirer, aspirur, «. ber @tre6enbc; 
 
 ASS 
 
 Aspirins', aspi'ring, «. 1. iai Q\m 
 porflreben. 2. + bie i}5uiifte — adj. empor; 
 flrebenb. 
 
 Asportation, asporti'shun, (lot.) 
 ». (9fed)t6|"pr.] bn^ i'er6red)erifd)c'2Begtraaen, 
 5i'rtrd)iiffeii ((ie|li)l;leiier ©ad)eii). 
 
 Asquint, askwlnt', (.IjoU. schuinte) 
 adi>. I. |'d)ief', fd)eel. To look -, |'d)ieleii. 2. 
 
 Ass, (f<i)ott.) bie -iiidje. [± |"d)etl. Fox 
 
 Ass, ass, dual, asyn; ir. asan ; (imi. 
 asen; Int. asiniis; fr. ane) s. 1. ber (i'fel. 
 She- ass, bie G-felinit. 2. ± ber ©fel , 161= 
 pel, Diimmfopf. [ben Siiuiiiifcpf fpiclen. 
 
 Proo. To play the ass with one's self. 
 
 Ass-driver, ber ©felitreiber. — -lieu'i, 
 bei- ©i"e(!5fopf , Sunimfopf. --like, ei: 
 neiii (f-rel nljiilid). Sidney. 
 
 Awsail, assale', (fi:. assaillir) i;. a. 
 
 I. niinreifen, niifnllen; liberfntleii, beiliirmen, 
 
 bcrfunen (eiiic 'Jeile, ben JJeinb jc. ). 2. i 
 
 nngreifen , beiliirmcii. 
 
 2. Nor hide the encounter of a ss ai I i n g 
 
 eyes. Shak. [greifbnr. 
 
 A.«sailable, assa'lahl. adj. an-. 
 
 Assailant, assa'iant,ai</. nngreifeiib. 
 - «. ber Slngreifer. 
 
 Assaiier, assa'lur, *. ber 9Ingreifer, 
 niigrcifeiibe Il)ei(. [fdi. Johkson. 
 
 AssaillllC'^llt,assale'nient,«. bCr^Xn: 
 
 A.ssapanie, assapan'nik. s. bait 
 flieneiibe (S-ii1)l)i.'riu1)tii. [(=5 ^intcn). 
 
 Assaron, as>aion, «. ein l;ebr. ^))Jn(j 
 
 Assart, asslif, (nirfr. assarter) s 
 
 1. [nlteS 9{crt)tJ ber Ji-'rilfrci'cl biirt^ 3lii^= 
 rDbiiitg eincr 2i}iilb|lre(fc. 2. ber nnsJgcgra-- 
 I'ene 5l>iuini ; bie nii!>(ienn"iete '■lUnlbftrerfe. 
 
 A.ssart, V. a. 1. rtiiiJornben (ibiuitnc). 
 
 2. eiiien 5oi-|lfrci'el beneljen bind) 2Jiiigrn= 
 bimg 11. 531111111(11, frci>cliib niiirobeii. 
 
 Assa.<>Siu, a.ssas'sin, (nrnb. hassa. 
 tDbten) *. 1. ber 'iDiorber, V!0?eiicf)clm&rber. 
 2. [&e(d).] pi. bie SlfTnflTiien, Diener bef 
 'Jllteii upin ajerge. 
 
 Assassinate, assas'senate, r. a. 
 
 1. ©inen nteud)liiiG» niorben, nieud)clini'rben ; 
 iiKucfjeliiuirbcririf) niifoncn ober ucriuiinben. 
 
 2. ± jerilijren, periiit^jtcn. 3. Gineiii iind); 
 tleden, nufliuiern. Milton. 
 
 Assassinate, *. f l. ber ^')hud}eU 
 morb. 2. ber '')Jfciid)elmurber. B. Jonson. 
 
 Assassination, assassena'sliiin, 
 s. ber *;))teurf)elnuirb. [ber '5)ieud)eliii&rber. 
 
 Assassinator, assa.s's^natur, « 
 
 A.SSaSSinouS, assassenils, adj. -f 
 incud)elnti3rberird). [*. t ba& ^rnten. 
 
 Assation, Issa'slmn, (Int. assatus) 
 
 Assault, assalt', (fr. assault, je^t 
 assaut; it. assalio) s. 1. ber (Sturm; bie 
 iSetlilrinuiig (einer ffeflung ic). 2. ber 'Hn- 
 griff, ^ilnfnfl (upon, nuf). 3. [9{cd)t5)pr.] bie 
 tl)ntlid)e 2}eleibigiing, iTrnfbnre iScleibigiinG, 
 SKenli uitb fi)inboIifd)e Onjiirie, jebcr 25erj 
 fii(t), jebe6 ainerbieten Oemniiben ju |'d)lngen, 
 Dl)ne befyen 'jperfon ju bcriiljren, j. 93. biird) 
 ein brof)enbe« aiufljebcn ber SJnnil ober be6 
 j ©tprfe«. 2J3irb ber niigebrol)te®d)(ng lutrflid) 
 flufigefuljrt, \o ifl bieg a battery. 
 
 To make an - upon.., <&inen) niif'iflcn, 
 nngreifen, beilt'irmen. To go -, a'.ipmi! 
 binnen) Imtftg fein. 
 
 Assault, V. a. I. btttilrmen, nnfnrien, 
 nngrrifeii. 2. i a) beiliinneii. b; nngrrifrii. 
 
 ASS 
 
 2. a) The cry of war assaults our ears. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Assaultable, assalt'abi, adj. ivu 
 
 greifbnr. [fti'irmer, 9lngreifer, SSeleibiger. 
 
 Assaulter, assai'tiir, «. ber 53c. 
 
 Assay, assa', (fr. essai; niigelf. secan, 
 fiid)cn; mt. sequi) *. 1. [6l)ein.] bie ^J5robe. 
 2. [9{ed)tgrpr.] bie ^:}5riifiing, lliitcrfiK^iing 
 (ber Rffentl. ^Jii\^e ii. &emid)te). 3. i bie 
 'iprufiiiig. 4. t ber SBcrfud), f. Essay. "5, * 
 ber 2Bertf) (einer 'iperle). Spenser. 
 
 Assay-balance, —-scale, bie ^rtn 
 binunge. Assay master, ber '•3)?uni« 
 lunrbein , '5J5robirer. 
 
 Assay, v. a. l. [Qfjtm.] probireii; 
 to- by copelling, nbtrelben; to - by a 
 piece scraped off the gold etc., bie <Sted)' 
 prpbe nind)en. 2. i a) priifen, unterfiid)cn. 
 b) niif bie qjrobe |Mlen. c) ^ u. t einlnben 
 (to. jii). Shati. 
 
 Assay, v. n. f perfiidjen (jngeljentc.). 
 
 Assayer,as.sa'ur,j.ber^)JJuniii>nrbein. 
 
 Assaying-, assa'ing. *. i. bn« "^rot 
 bireu. Art of-, bie q5rpbirfnn|l. 2. bet 
 SSerfud). 3. ['Sniif.] ba6 25orrpie(,q3rnlubiuni. 
 
 Assectation, asslkta'sluin, (inr.) 
 i. bie Jitried)crei, Siufmnrtung, Dieii|lu'iaigfrir. 
 
 Assecurance, asseku'ianse, > 
 
 As.securation, as.sckiira'shan .\ 
 s. t bie 25erHd)eriing. Sheldon. Bp. Halx.. 
 
 Assecure, assekilre', V. a. f jiu 
 rirf)ern. Bui.iokar. 
 
 Assecution, as.sekii'shuii, (Int. 
 
 assequi) s. bic GTlniigillig. AVLIPFB. 
 
 Asseuiblag-e, asslm'blaje. s. 1. 
 
 bie ©nminliiiig, ber SSerein, 5pnnfen (o. 
 Dingen u. ^crfoiien). 2. f bns Sntnmelii, 
 bieSiifnmmentlediing, 55ereiniguiig, Samiiu 
 lung, SSerrnmiiiliiiig. 
 
 Asseillblance, asslm'bllnse, «. 
 t 1. bai 5luffel;en, 2lnfel)en. 2. bie SBen 
 rnntnilung. Shak. Spenser. 
 
 Assemble, asseni'bl, (fr. assembler; 
 \'<i}m. sanila; Int. siniuh v. a. uerfnuunelii, 
 fnniniein ; jufniumenbenifen ; jurnmmeniieljea 
 (Iriippen). [jiiininnienfommeii. 
 
 Assemble, t;. n fii^ i>er|ninineln. 
 
 Assembler, assem'bliir, t. ber 
 25errnnini!er; ber, lueldjer niit Slnbern iu» 
 fnmnicnfinnnit. 
 
 Assembly, asslm'ble, (fr. asseiu- 
 ble'e) *. 1. bie ^iTfnminluiig (Smniutneiw 
 funft, (Jiefedfdjnft). 2. bie (pi>litifd)e le. ) 
 QSerinnitnlnng ; [>)it>rbnm.] ber geiVtjgebenbe 
 Sijrper, [u. in ciiiigcn ©tnnten] bie iiiicite 
 ijntnnicr, Depiirirtenfnintiier, itninmcr ber 
 •Jlbgeorbnetcn. 3. + bie Snininlung (y. Din» 
 gen). 4. [')J?ilit.J bie aSergnbberung. 
 
 Dancing-, bie'lnnjgcrc(ird)nft. Assem- 
 bly-room, bn^ 0)ere(ird)rtftSjiniiner. 
 Riotous -, ber 9liiflnnf. 
 
 Assent, assent', (Int. assensus; ntl). 
 sena, sana, i'ibereiii|1iniinen ; fc^iu. sinne; 
 beutfd), ©inn; Ijod. zin; mnl. syn; syniaw, 
 bemerfen) *. bie !5eipflid)runii ; "iBiflignng; 
 (to) bie Snilimmiing, 93ci|liiiimniig <\u), 
 ©■imuiflignng (in), (55enel)migung (einer 
 ©nd)C). [neljmigt lucrbcn (j. 2J. 53ill*). 
 
 To pass the royal -, pi'in .^i^nige ge« 
 
 Assent, ». m. (to) beiilitnnien, jUi 
 Oimmeii, beipflid)tfn (eincr S.id)e), in (yt. 
 Wilt einmilligen, (Srwna jngeben, geneljmu 
 
Fate, ffir, f^ll. fnt Mi, met. Fine. f'n. N6. move, n6r, got. 6il. d^ud. Tube, tfib. fnll. f/Mn. Triis. 59 
 
 ASS 
 
 §en, bcroinifieii. 
 
 Assentation, asslnti'sliun, «. 
 6ie iifiilininiunn (iiii« @c()uieid}elet pber 
 fBcrileduuiii.eai^'SJfrtjtiicbtn. Chesteri'iei.d. 
 
 Assentator, axsenla'tur, 4. ber 
 ®d)uieid)ler, Tindiiprcdjer. DRvotji. 
 
 ANNentatorily , axscniauVrclc. 
 ode. t (■(l)infirf)fln6 , |(t>nicicf}IiTi|'ct). Bacom. 
 
 Aasenter, a»<>«ii'iiir. s. Cer ^ti-- 
 fhmnientf. [t'fi11ln^llltM^, riinviHigfiiC. 
 
 AsMentint;:!)' , assen'iiiiijle, adf 
 
 Assentllicnt, aKxentiiiciit. t. i 
 
 bie {finiinilifluiifl, iJeipflidjrim.i. Brows 
 
 Assort, a^xeri'. dat. a»«erere) e. o. 
 
 I. 6ei)Aupten , i>trtl)fiM(i«ii (beiahcit). '2. nn 
 
 fpredjen cJic<tftt k.). Drvdes. .}. ' trtixtxtn 
 
 4. freljiiiipteii, I'frt^eieiiieii, I'trftrtjreu (eineii 
 ^o|Un, eiiic ^JSnrtfi, ^reilji-ifeii zo. 
 
 Assertion, atxer'sliiin . t. 1. iai 
 ©ffj.iiipten , tie 9>tl)iiuptiin<i; Olmprec^un*! 
 (fine« '){td)ti 20. 2. Mf !Bet)aiiptuii(i (bii« 
 S5pr<j«6fn, 6i< •TOfinung). 
 
 Assertive, axscr'tlv, at!/. 6etltmtiit, 
 perrmptorifc^ , nuftrurflid) , juufrfid^tlid). 
 - ado. Asspr'lively, 6(jnf;en&. 
 
 Assertor, aoner'iur, «. in 93e 
 {(rtiiptrr, 95crtlpM.Kr, aJerff^trt. Drydek 
 
 Assertory, anser'luri, a<0- tf 
 ^(iilptfiit), \)tTft(t)ttnt), bti(\t)tnb. Be. Hall. 
 
 Ass<^rve,*a>»erv', (Int.) »■ a. Q-ineii 
 ViitnrOii0(n, Q-intm btiHti)t\\. 
 
 Assess, a»>eit'. (I'r. aaieolr; norm 
 M(pr) V. a. 1. t><\(tf<\^tn , btHeuern, (mit 
 @ttuerii) niilfflen, fdja^ni. 2. niifrtjinflfii, 
 tnrttfn; beftimmfii. ftfiftt^tn (j. ^. Ceii 
 6d>,^^fMf^^.1^ burrf) fin OJf('d)i»ornfn<jfrid>t). 
 
 Assess, «. t Die <Struer, €iM9»M 
 fdt(d)ttn\u\c\. [bat. 
 
 Assessable, ax«eii'«abl, adj. iOtai}' 
 
 Assession, aii»e»li'uii , s. f 1. tiai 
 ©tifi^en. 2. i bn '3tifl(\nb. ^ 
 
 Assessionary, asKcth'unarl, adj. 
 m 2.\eifiiifrii, Stciierbf«initeii <\tt)\>ti<\. 
 
 Assessment, aisesnieni. 1. 1. bai 
 ©tfleuern. 2. bit ®teii«, ©(^rt^unn. 3. 6ie 
 ©eilininiiiiiii (bti Q<i^obtnniat}t6 Curd) b<\6 
 ®f/'<t)iuprMfnflfri(f)t). 
 
 Assessor, aiaei'tur, *, I. btr 
 &tunb(amtt , mt{d)tt bie @t(unn umrrot 
 t. btx 95<i(i$fr (eiiK< ©rricfrt^), aiffeffiT 
 
 5, Cbn ntbtn tintm 9tiiJ>ern f«$t, ol«) bev 
 Wnd)ftf nn 2Cilrte. Miltow. 
 
 Atisets, aiAeti', (fr. asaex; ir. latli ; 
 Inf. •«•) «. pi. 1. bnr »7in(f)lng eine# 35er: 
 florbtncii f)inrtid)tnb )ur lilounit btr (Sd)iih 
 ben !C. ). Black«toiie. 2. bit ^abe eiuti 
 |nf)fiin<i<nnfii^i<lfn ®d)iift'nfr<. Webster. 
 
 Assever, asxev'ur, ( (Int. 
 
 Asseverate, a»sev'er4»e, ^ a.s»e- 
 verare; nnnell'. «werian; flpti). awaran) 0. 
 «. (titrlid) i'iTJld)frn, 6etl)cuern, burc<> etuen 
 (Sib trtfarttn. 
 
 Asseveration, atslv^rJi'shun, «. 
 We ©etfjeiininfl , eiwidje (?rf)arrim(j. 
 
 Assident, ax'sedent, (Int.) adj. 
 l^tb.] bfflleitenb. ftnfllid>. K. Charles. 
 
 Assldiiate, ast>id'juale, adj. f 
 
 Assifiuity, asxedu'^ie, (fnt.) t. bit 
 Qmfiqttit, brr niifjniteiiBe 5fei0, bie 95ef)nrrj 
 fidtreit; pi. aaiidiiitiea, bie I>ien|16es 
 (Ciffenl)eit (bei'^Pcrfonen). 
 
 Assiduous ) aiaid'jdua, a4f. eitifioJ 
 
 ASS 
 
 fleieig, unuerbrc(Ten , unnbtnitifl, gefrf)nftig 
 
 — ndv. Assid'uousiy, tm\i(\ ic. 
 
 Assiduousness, assid^juusnls, « 
 bie O-mugfeit, ber %le\^. 
 
 Assiento, asseen'to, (fvnn. asienio) 
 » ber 9irnento. The assiento-company. 
 bie 3iegcrljnnbcr«gerenr(^nft, airftentVgei 
 ref(frf)nfr. 
 
 Assign, assine', (fr. asslgner; ir. 
 iiigliin. Int. signuni, bn* Seirfjen) v. a. I. 
 nniueiiVn (etuen 'Hntf}ttl, £)rt, Qidb lo. 2. 
 nuflcben (eiiien ®riiiib). 3. feilfeijen, nn= 
 fcl}eii,befliniiiien(einenlng2c.).4. [Wed^tsfpr. 
 u. ."onnbeli libermndjen, nbtreten, ubertrngcii, 
 cebiren. 5. [iJ{ec^t«rpr.] bnrtljun, beiueifen, 
 nild)iueit'eil (error in a writ etc.). 
 
 Assig-n, 4. [9fe<^t6fpr.) bit fdemtt-. 
 innd)rigte; pt. bie ^urntoren. 
 
 Assig-nable, asaine'abi, adj. I. 
 nniueiiSbnr. 2. nbtretbnr, iibertrngbnr. 3. 
 [i>ied)t«rpr.] nnc^iueifibnr. 4. beitininibnr. 
 
 Assi(^nat, as'signat, «. bad ^ilffignnt, 
 Stnnt5pnpierj pi. ba6 ^npiergclb, bie 9l|7tg: 
 nnten. 
 
 Assi|;-nation, aiaign&'shun, t. 1. 
 bie SBetleUung (nn eitien geu<ii7en Drt u. }ti 
 einer geiuifjen 3tit), ba6 ©te(lbid)ein. 2. bie 
 llebertrngung , ^Ilniueifung. 3. bie SQe^tid^-. 
 nung, Mngnbe. 4. (9?ii^I.J ba6 ©tnntepnj 
 pier; pi- baS <J5npiergeIb. Tooke. 
 
 Assij^nec, atnini', aitsigne', s- 
 [9?rd)t6rpr.] berSepoUinnc^tigte, 9lgent, £u= 
 rntor. CowEL. - inlaw, berot)iieO)?itipirfiinn 
 einer ^erion nn(f> bem (Sefc^e be|1e(Ite23ei'ull! 
 mntftttgte. - in deed, ber biird) eine ^^eriVn 
 beilcHte 3)euc>((nind>tigte. [2Je|1imnienbe. 
 
 Assi||iier, assPnur, «. ber ^llnivciicr, 
 
 Assil^'ninent, atijne'menr, s. 1. 
 bie^ieilimmuMg. 2. [?eed)t«iVr.] bieiJlngnbe, 
 i^efTintiniing d'. llrfndjen jc). 3. bie Qliiiuci; 
 fling. 4. bie llebertrngung (einee ii3c(^i'eI6 !t.) 
 5. (9?ed)t«|'Vr.J bie llebergnbe, 9lbtretuiig 
 (einefi 'MntljeilS nn eiiiem (Sriinbifilcfe). 
 
 Assilfnor, a>senur', asxigiiur', «. 1. 
 ber ^Iniueifer. 2. ber llebertrngcr (eine* 
 -Ii3ed)iel6 ic). 
 
 Assimilable, ashim'elabl, adj. 
 nng(eid)bnr, fid) nljniid) nindjen, nngleic^jen, 
 perglndjen, nffimiliren (nfTenb. 
 
 Assimilate, assim'elate, (tat. as- 
 similare; fr. asniniiler) v. a. 1. eine ®ild)e 
 einer nnbern ntjnliif) mndjen, i>frnl)nlid)en. 
 2. ['iJ5l)t)fiol.] nfjlmiliren, einperleiben, nneig; 
 nen (9inl)riing«fli>ffe). 3. pergleidjen. 
 
 Assimilate, v. n. 1. nl)iilid), gleid) 
 
 iverben. 2. l<l>l)i)fio(.] fid) niTimiliren, fid) 
 
 eiiiperleiben, fid) nneiguen (beni Sorper); fid) 
 
 iJtnljniitg^lli^ffe nneignen. [«. bie 91ef)nlid)feit. 
 
 Assil>lil<tteneSS,as.siiii'iiielAteiie.s, 
 
 Assimilation, assimmela'slniii . 
 I. bn« 9Jern()Mlid)en. 2. bie 58ernl)iilid)utin, 
 (5)leid)tuerbnng. 3. (<lJI)i)fiol.J bie aiffiniidv 
 tion, aineignung. Mineral-, niinernlird)e 
 'iliicigniing. 
 
 Assimilative, asnim'melaiiv. ndj. 
 nfftntilirenb, nrfiniilntion«fnt)ig , •Hrfimiln: 
 tiDiiS..., (?ini>rrlfibiiiig«... 
 
 Assimulate, assim'niulAte, (Int. 
 
 a«siniulare) v. a. f ^euc^eln. 
 
 Assimulation, assimnialA'sImn, 
 M. t bie 95erilefliing, ^eiidjelei. 
 
 Assinee-o, (port.) «. ba tltine Qftl, 
 
 ASS 
 
 &fe(. Shak. f. A sin ego. 
 
 Assist, assiKt', (Int. assistere; ritfT. 
 siju, fiijen; fr. aasisfer) i-. a. (S-Jiicm bei» 
 Iteljen, Ijeifen, i[;ii iintfrtiritjen. (b.ibei iVin. 
 As8i.st, V. n. 1. fjfifen. 2. beiiuofjnen, 
 Assistance, assis'tanse. *. 1. &er 
 23fitlnnb, bie ipillfe. 2. ber Oh-in'ilfe, 91mt6. 
 gelji'ilfe. Shak. 3. bie 2Jniuefenl)cit, SBeinu'i^. 
 niing. 
 
 Writ of -, [WeAt^iVr.] ber gerid;)t!i(t)e 
 23effl;I, bie ®erid)ti*fol(if jii leiflcn. 
 
 Assistant, aMis'tant, adj. btiflti 
 fjcnb, beljiilflid). 
 
 Assistant, ». l. ber Slntuefenbe, 
 SScgleitcr, llniileljenBe. 2. ber SBeiflnnb, 
 5?elfer. 3. ber SJeifiljer, Oittjuife. 
 
 Assister, a»si»'tur, ». ber 9JeifInnb 
 Sciileiibe, iprlfrr. 
 
 Assistless, as»i»t'les, adj. f)urflo«. 
 
 Assize, assize', ^ (fr. assises; ir. 
 
 Assizes, asai'zez, ^ siasair; Int. as- 
 sidere) s. 1. (urfprunnlid)) eine SBcrfnmm. 
 lung I'on 9{ittern imb nnbern niigcfeljeiicn 
 ■OKnnuern unter einent ©enniten ub. grie« 
 ben«rid)ter in offentl. Slngelegenljeiten , ber 
 ynnbtng. 2. [}u.e-ngl.lbn«(i)eriiit, Sniibge. 
 rid)t. 3. bie®erid)te|i(^ung, ©efi'tLin, ©i^ung; 
 ber fflerid)t5tng. 4. bn^- (iierdjiuoriiengeridjt, 
 bie Slififen , bie 3eit ber 91bljnltiing ber ^JJift' 
 fen Ob. ber Drt, nn bem fie nbgel^nlten wer* 
 ben. 5. bie 95erorbnung. t bit Xnxt, "inr* 
 orbnung. 7. (je^t uerborben in size) bn« 
 ffleroidjt, "Wn^ (be5 '^tvbti :c.). 8. [engl. 
 &t\t^] eine befcnberc Slrt fejlgcfe^ter , un« 
 uernnberlidjer 9{cntcu. 
 
 Court of -, ber 9lmfenf)of. To hold tl>e 
 — a ob. tlie court of assize, bie 3(f|Ifen 
 nbljniten. Assize of bread, bnfi iSrobge* 
 iuid)t, bie Srobtnye. 
 
 Assize, V. a. (bn« ®eu'id)t, SSJtaQ, 
 ben ipreis obrigfeitlitt)) nnfetien , beflimmcn, 
 tnriren. ||1cr, '»?nrftiH'nt. 
 
 Assizer, a««{'iur, ». ber ^JKorftniei. 
 
 Assizor, assi'iur, t. [@d)uttl.] ber 
 ®efd)H)Drne. Baile*, 
 
 Associabllity, a.<i.s(>slieabirele, 3. 
 I. bie SSereinbnrfeit, ®efi'(ligfeit. 2. \-yJttb.] 
 bie aiffojiabilitnt, 3lngreifbnrteit bnrd)S))m« 
 pnt^ie. Darwin. 
 
 AsSOCiable, asso'slieabi, adj, I. 
 uereinbnr, gefedig. 2. |0)ieb.]n(TLiiinbeC burd) 
 ©t)mpntl}ie nngreifbnr. 
 
 Associate, asso'.<ih^ate , V. a. 1. 
 jtim ®e()ulffn rb. if)eill)iU'fr niinel)incn. 2. 
 &iiietn (S)fiV(!rrf)nft Inilen, (S-inen begleiten. 
 3. freiiut>rd)afilid) niifiifl)tnen. 4. § lUTbinbcn, 
 pcreinigen. To — oue'.s self wiih any one, 
 mit (Jiiieni fid) i>fnifre(lfrt)>iffiit i'?. fi(^ in 
 eine 23evbiiibiitig eiiilnffen. h. jiigcfefli'ii, bei» 
 gefellen. 6. in-vbinben, Ijliiiiifiiflfn (©toffe;f.). 
 
 Associate, v. >i. 1. cvitlo fid) i'er» 
 binbeu, fid) I'crcinigcn (tnit) ; in (i)eff(ird)iift 
 treten (uitt). 2. [OWcb.) biird) «Si)nipntl)ie 
 nffijirt inerben. 
 
 Associate, adj. 1. perbuiiben, pcr» 
 bunbet. 2. bfigefedt, jiigi-fi-df. 
 
 Associate, *. 1. bir (iJenof} , 'f))?tri 
 gfUP^, 3lmt6griio|s, ®i'fiil}rte, (>)cl)iilfi'. 2. 
 lipnnbel) ber ipnnbelSgcuop, 'JliToiie. 3. ber 
 SSiinbeSgfiicg. 4. ber ■')7i'itfd)iilbige. 
 
 AsSOCiatesllip , assAMiealesliip , 
 
 «• bet 3uflanb ob. ba6 >2(mt eiue^ ®enp||eii. 
 
60 Fa«P. f"r, fall, faf. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, ndr, {;6t, oil, dorid. Tube, 1iil», full. t/Mn, THis. 
 
 ASS 
 
 HcP5eno(Tenfrf)tift, -BiitgciiDfTcnfdjnft. Encyc. 
 AsSOCintion, assoshea shun , a. 1. 
 
 tie iBerbiiiDuiig, aSi'reiiiinung , 9l|Ti'ciiUiLMi, 
 Ht 25trein (uoii •jpen'oiu-ii u. DtiiijiMi)- 2. 
 (ipaiiDcI) bie0i're(ird)aft, >>aiit>cl5i'ennntiiiun. 
 ». bit iBerbiiiCmisi , ba 3mmmenl)i\\\(i. 
 ~ of ideas, bit ^tJeeiiafTLHiatioii. 4. btr 
 !&dint} (u. •OJtnttrie). 5. bet iGunb , bm 
 iiiiiiDiiiS'; bk &eiw^enfd)iMt ; 0)cre(lfd).ift 
 bit .<tliil'>. <). [-$l)i)fiol.j die 'JIffoci.itiiMi. 
 
 AsSUCintlOnul, assoslie-i'slninal, 
 Mij. jii ciiitm ^I'lH'iiie uoii @eirtltcf)eii flchorui. 
 
 Associative, asMVsliCaiiv , adj. 
 
 l-J}ieb.] turd) >3i)mpail)ie niigt-grifffii met- 
 benb , niTociatioii^fiil)i(j. 
 
 As.S'Uii, assoil', (nltfr. U. absolvere) 
 p. a. * I. i'iien. 2. (i)i>gebeii, lofi: oB.frenVre; 
 djfii. 3. [fiitf;. Sfclig.] nbiolm-eii. 4. (ii. fr. 
 sotiiller) •■' t>erc()imi(sen, &i'flcrfi'ii. 
 
 As!4oilzie, > ,,, ^, , 
 
 - ...J (fcf^utt.^ = acquit. 
 
 Atisoilize, ) 
 
 A.ssouuuee, as'sonause, (fr. u. ad 
 u. soiiare; s. [dil)a. u. ^oef.] tie aiJTDiiaiii, 
 bet 5?iilt'gld(t(nut. 
 
 AS!«onsiUt, as'sonlnt, adj. H^oni-- 
 reiit,einrii iitu'o[(fDinniciicn®leic^(aiit &il5ciiD. 
 
 Assona.t<5, as'soiiate, .i;. n. t&iien, 
 V'v.\([en. 
 
 Assort, assort', (fr. assortir) v. a. 1. 
 jiifammeiipaffeii, pniTtnt jiifinmucn i«iil)len, 
 jiifamnieiiLir&neii (^JSiTfinien ii. Biiine); lS?an- 
 ltl\ fortircn. 2. (iiiit «(Ieii 2lrtcii u. 2i5iinrcii) 
 Qut i>rrfcl)cii, nffortireit. Burke. 
 
 Assort, V. H. (jii ©tiiHig) paffeu, 
 
 fid) fdjirffll. ^ MlTFORD. 
 
 Assortment, assort'meut, «. 1. bie 
 gHriUunieiiilefUiiifj, 2liiorfcnuiig, b<i6 <Bot- 
 tircii. 2. bie paffeuS jiifnmmBiiflnDflljlte, for; 
 tirte ^Jliiifll;! uoii Dingen. 3. [ij>aii6e() ba6 
 Gorrimi'iit. IVlEUCANTir.E Usage. 
 
 Assot, assot', V. a. f beilfovew , vet-- 
 nattt madden. Spenser. 
 
 AssuagfC, asswaje', (frf)iv>«d); l)i)ll. 
 zagt, ffliift; angerf. swig, ©riUfdjiui'igeii ; 
 getwican, fd)iveigen) y. a. I. ma^igea, 
 linbern, milCierii. 2. fcefnnftigen, (litfeii, be-. 
 friebigen, 6erii()igen. 
 
 Assuagr<?f "• n. faUen, fid) (egeii, 
 nnd)I(iffeii , nlMieljiiien. 
 
 Assua^eiliont, assw&je'ment, t. 
 bit SBefaiiftiguiig; <)Kilt)eruiig , £iii£>criiiig ; 
 2it>nnl)iiie. 
 
 Assuag'Cr, asswa'jur, t. bet 2'u\-- 
 tctet, SJefiiiiftiger, 23eriil)iger; ba& 2inbe-- 
 riiiigf' : , Seruf)igiiiiggnuttcl. 
 
 Assuasive, asswa'siv, adj. Oefmif: 
 tigeiifc, luil&fnib, liitb«ii£),('criif)igriib. Pope. 
 
 Assuefactiou , asswetak'sluin, 
 Oat.) #. t bie ^Jlugen)bf)iiiiiig. Brown. 
 
 AsffULC^tudti, as'swelude, (Int.) s. 
 lit ®en)ol)nf)eit. Bacon. 
 
 Assume, assume', (Int. assumere) 
 r. a. 1. flniicfjmeii (eine (Sitilalt). Pope. 2. 
 (miberre(<)Hid)) aiine()men, fid) 6ci(cgeii, fid) 
 anmngen (eine ©eiualtio. 3. (nl3 iua()r) 
 ciniufjmeii , uorau^feOeii ((Skiinbfiiije ic. ). 
 4. auf fid) nef)meii, iit>enie()tnfii (Me ®d)ul= 
 ten eine6 9liibcrii *c.). 5. (id) jucigiim vb. 
 fliicigiien, oiiiic()iiien, niif fid) nnmciiben. 6. 
 (bcni 'Hi\\d)ein uad)) niindjmeii. 7. niiiifl)> 
 men, iini»iafii()rli(^ erijniten. Shak. 
 
 6. To — the garb of humility. Wjciutkr. 
 
 ASS 
 
 To a s s u m e to one's self, I. fid) cinCUben. 
 2. fid) jUlc^rciben. To - too much to one's 
 self, eine ju l)ot)e ^^ieinung uoii fic^ hnben. 
 To — a delly to one's self, fiir eilieil @ott 
 geltcii moUen. To — a discourse, eiii Oie-. 
 \vthd) niilegen, bai ^ort neljnien. To - 
 tlie chair, bcu ^rafibeiueii mad)cn, nI5 
 ilJcPner nilftretcn. Assuming of a liuman 
 body, |i bie •>»ieiifd)iucrbiing ((il)ri|li). 
 
 Assume, v. n. l. nnmaiienb, ft\il\ 
 feiii, grL>6 rl)un, ben 9liiningeiiben fpitlcn. 
 2. [9{ed)t^r>)r.] eine 25ert'in&lid)feit niif fid) 
 neljnien, iif'i'rni'()nien, eingiljen. 
 
 Assuiner, assii'mUr, «. ber ^n: 
 niafienbe, bereingebilbete, (i»lje, l)cid)mut|)ige 
 "Bieiifd). 
 
 Assuininir, assu'miug, «. ber Dfin; 
 fel Stolj, bie S5erme(Tenl)ctt, *2lnnin0ung. 
 JoNsoN. — adj. anninjjenb. 
 
 Assumpsit,assutii'sit,«.[^ed)t^fpr.] 
 1. ber niiinMic^e aSertrng, bit niiiiiblid) ein; 
 gegnngcnc 23er6inbItd)Peit. 2. bie nuf ein 
 i5crrprcd)cn gegrniibete iiUtqe. Bi-ackstone. 
 
 Asvumpt, assiiint', t. -i ba^i , iMi 
 nngenomnien ic. mirb. Chillingworth. 
 
 As.<«umptiou, assuiii'sliuii , a. 1. 
 bie >Hnnel)inung (einer ©eilnlt lO. 2. bai 
 '■}luffid)nef)men. 3. bie aSoriiuC-fei^iing, 'Jln= 
 nflljme. 4. [t'og.] a) ba& SpLMliiliUum, ber 
 Jorbernnggfafj, Oind)fnl>, Unterfao. h) bie 
 Jolgerung (omS niel)reren ©a^cn). Encvc. 
 
 5. bai ®id)-3lneignen, bie ^Kncigniinii. 
 
 6. l^ati). mtd)t\. The - of tlie Virgin 
 Mary, bie 5?innnclfflf)rt 'OT.iria. 7. I! Tlie 
 - of our Hesh, bie ■i3)ienrd)ii)erbiing (El;ri|li. 
 8. bie 9lnnnl)me nn RinbeS ©tntt. 
 
 3. This gives no sanction to tlie unwar- 
 rantable - that the soul sleeps from 
 the period of death to the resurrection 
 of the body. Thodev. 
 
 Assumptive, assum'tiv, adj. aw 
 gcnLnnnicn; uornnfigefefjt. [ipcmlb.l - arms, 
 dngcnifnimene^ ob. l)i'rcd)tigrci^ 'Sjiippen. 
 
 Assurance, aslislul'ranse, (tot. 
 
 securus, verus; fr. assurer) s. I. bie 25er; 
 
 fid)criing (mit^ICortcn). 2. bie llcfx-rjeiigiing. 
 
 Tii.lotson. 3. ber "OTiuti), bit Jeiligfetr, IIh= 
 
 erfd)rocfenl)cit. 4. i bie Sreiiligfeit, itccfljeit, 
 
 Unbcfd)eibent)eit, Kiil)nl)cit. 5. T t'ie eble 
 
 Breiiligfeit, 3n»crfid)t. 6. bie (fd)riftlid)n 
 
 25ernd)eriinj , 58crOinblid)fett , eid)iTl)"it, 
 
 33iirgfd)nft. 7. [i>nnbel] bte ^KiTefuriinj. 
 
 --office, bie ^Iffefiirnnjnnitnlt. 8. bie ffle- 
 
 mir)l)eit, geiuiffc (S-rmnrtiing. 9. II b(\6 aScr; 
 
 trnuen, bie 3Muerftd)t (auf (SJotti. 10. « bie 
 
 aSerlolnmg. Shak. 
 
 I. Wliereof he hath given — to all men, 
 
 in that he hath raised him from the 
 
 dead. Acts XVll 
 
 3 Brave men meet danger with— . Knolles. 
 
 5. Conversation with the world will give 
 
 them knowledge and -. Locke. 
 
 Assure, ashshure', (fr. assurer) v. 
 
 a. 1. (any one of any thing) uerfid)ern 
 
 (©inem ©tmn^, Q-intn om Qm<\&). 2. (mir 
 
 n. of)ne of) Qtmai fi({)crn, in ©id)erl)eir 
 
 bringen, fld)er ninrf)eii. 3. || ftarfcn, (iuf> 
 
 ninntern, erntiitl)igen. 4. (Gincni (Srivn^) jii^ 
 
 fid)crn. 5. * i>erfpre£<)en, uerloben. Shak. 6. 
 
 [i>iinbe(] i)erfi4)erii , nffefurireii. 7. ©it^er; 
 
 l)eit icijlen. 
 
 To -^ one'* celf, verfu^rt fettt, ft^ vec: 
 
 AST 
 
 fidfett fjniten , iiOer^eugt fein. 
 
 Assured, ashshu'red, aslishurd', 
 p. p. adj. 1. ver\id)ttt, liberjengt. 2. gemi(}, 
 unjiueifcKjnft. 3. breift, ted. Bacon. Skak 
 
 Assuredly , ashsliu'redle , ade. 
 fid)et, fid)erlid), getuig. 
 
 Assuredness, aslisliu'rednls. ,1 
 bie (?>)eiui|jf)eit, 3iii'erfid)tlid)feit. Hakewill. 
 
 Assurer, asiisini'nir, *. 1. ber 25fr» 
 fid)crnbe. 2. [spaiibelj ber 23er|ld)erer , "Jlffe* 
 fumnt. 
 
 Assurg-ent, assur'jenf, adj. [iQet.] 
 fid) bogeiifL^inig mieber niifricfttenb. 
 
 Assvvag'e, f. Assuage. 
 
 Assy, as'se, (SlOfilrjg. fi'ir Alice) t. 
 Ql6d)en, ^lid)in. 
 
 Assyrian, asso'iean, adj. nffi)rifd). 
 -pUiiii, [Sot.] bie fdjiuiirje 'SnitK'cere. - 
 ff. ber ^Jlfft)rier. - ». [caeogr.] Assyria, 
 2IJTi)rien. 
 
 Asteer, (\d)ett.) a broad, stirring. 
 
 Asfeism, as'tcizm, (gr.) a. [•Jit)et.] 
 feineS Sob, feine S8clel)rung. 
 
 -Aster, as'tur, (gr.) a. ['^ot.] bit 
 9I|Ter, blaue ©tern&lmne. 
 
 Ast*J'rias,( '• t^^'"'""^"-] ber©ee,lern. 
 Asteriated , asteVcated , adj. 
 
 [^a5iffcnfrf).] ge|lml)It, fh-nljlig. 
 
 Asteriatite, asie\catite, a. bet 
 I'erileiiierte ©ccflern. 
 
 Asterisk, as'teiisk, (gr.) «. bad 
 ©ternd)en ('■' in 'Bii(t)crn). 
 
 Asterism, as'ierizm, (gr.) a. I. 
 ['M)lriMi.J bdi ©ternbilb, ©eilirn. 2. bai 
 ©ternc^en (* in 25iid)ern). 
 
 Asterite, as'terJie, *. [-))?iner(i(g. ] bat 
 KiiOcnniige, ber ©terniteiii. 
 
 Astern, astcm', (a "jprfr. u. stern) 
 adi). 1. [-OKnr.] im, ntn, ob. nad) bent i^iii« 
 ti'rt()ci(e be6 ©d)iffe<5 jii , l)intcn im ©d)itfe. 
 2. l;iiiter eineni ob. beni ©d)ifFe. Mar. Uict. 
 
 Asteroid, as'tuiold, (griecft.) «. 
 [^tftnni.l bas 9lftcroib. 
 
 Asteroidal, asturoid'al, adj. jn 
 ben aiilcroiben ge()5rig. 
 
 Astert, astert', v. a. -J- in ©d)rcrfen 
 fe^en, erfd)recfen. Spemser. 
 
 Astlienic,asfen'ik, (gr.) adj. [OMeb.] 
 a\ti)em\d), nud ©d)n)nd)e Ijerrnljrenb. 
 
 Astlienolog-y, aslcnol'oje, t, 
 [■)7?eb.] bie !8erd)rei()nng ber 9l|ll)cnie. 
 
 Asthma, ast'ma, (gr.) a. [■'JJttb.] 
 ba6 9l|'tl)nio , bie ©ngbriiitigfcit. 
 
 AstiimatiC, astmat'ik, (Asth- 
 mat'ical) adj. nflljlHiltifc^, Cligbruilifl. 
 - *. ber ^■ngbriiftige. 
 
 Astipulate, asiip'pulAte, ((at.) 
 1). a. t "'if &tiv<i5 eimjerfriinbon fcin. 
 
 Astipulation, astippiila'shun, «. 
 t ber gogcnfeitige 25ergleid), bic3n|linininng. 
 
 AstOlie, astone', ^ v. a. * in Qv$ 
 
 Astony, astone. ^ flannen fet^en. 
 
 Astonisil, aston'nisli, (nltfr. extoii' 
 ner, jcl^t e'tonner, Int. attono; nngelf. ges 
 tun, ber Si'irin, stuniau ('eraiitn-n) v. a. in 
 (S-rilaiinen ob. SBeriuimbcrniig fe^en, pcr» 
 C'Uiifrn. 
 
 Astonislling-, aston'nishing. adj. 
 erflnnnlic^. - adn. As ton'islii ngly. =. 
 
 .4stonisIiiniifness,as'inii'iiiNiiiiig 
 n«», a. bicdriliuailic^feir, btU '^i3uiibrrl<nre 
 
F'.tf. f'ir. f'lll. f,*f. M^. met Fine. fin. NA. movp. n6r. ^ot. oil, cion.l. Tnhe. tnb. fnll. t/iin. Tllis. 01 
 
 AST 
 
 AfftoniMhinent, Sston'iNhinlnt, «. 
 
 ba^ ©nViinen, He S5fmninC>crnng, 
 
 Astonnd, astoiind', 0. a. 1. tn Qv. 
 flauneii c>^. 55mviinfceriiM(i iV^en. 1. betniiten. 
 
 Astrnddle, asrrad'dl, (a ^rfr. 11. 
 •traddle) ado. reitlinn*, ritKing* (ft^en). 
 
 Astrail^-al, as'lragal. (gr.) «. 1. 
 t9Ird)it.] tnf 9?fifrf)fn, ^er 9{in(j, 9funb|T.ib 
 (nn einerSnufe). ?. [^vtUl.]t>ai'ditif(t)tn, Hr 
 Wing mil ^e^ itiini-neiilnuf. 3. [9lnnt.l ^(>^ 
 ©priingbein , ^fr ©vriing , t'oiif. 4. [»L>t.J 
 bet Irngnnt, boS ^JDirbcIfrmit. 
 
 Astral, as'tral, (gr. •ster) <i«i;. ge; 
 (tmit, (lernig, ilernnrtig, (Hrilirii.., ©ter: 
 htit ..., ■OliTrnr ... Drvdeji. 
 
 Astray, a»tr4', (a ^rfir. 11. »iray) 
 udv. irre. To go -, irre geheii, ftrf) uertrriii. 
 to lead -, irrf ffiljreii ; irre iHten, i>erlfiri'n, 
 (from) (ibieiifcii (iH>n). To run -, firt) irrfii. 
 
 Astray, *• Ni6 uerirrre grficf i5iel>. 
 
 Astrea, antre'a, #.(')»i)tl).lffl|'h-no, f 
 
 AstriCt, aituki', (flit. a»triiigere) v 
 a. ["Web.] jui'iiiiiiiietijirlieti. 
 
 Astrict, ndj. 1. furj juffliiiiiiengrjo. 
 (jen. 1. jirfiininifiigfjpgen. ' Weever 
 
 Astriction,a!itiik'ii:iiin,». 1. (-JJffb.l 
 bieSiir.iiiminijifljmig, SSfrWifflung. 1- biu- 
 3lIfalllmellbilI^eIl, 3iir(imiiienf(^»riren. 
 
 Astrictlve, a>.nk'tiv, ( ndj. 
 
 Astrictory, asink'nirrA, ^ [iWeb.] 
 |ufiinniieii}ief)etib, iifriTovfeiib. 
 
 Astride, amn'de', o '^<rrr. it. •fride) 
 adv. mit aiiSnffvvrrtcii 5?eiiirii, riftriiigS. 
 
 Astrirerous, astriferm. ^ ««(/. ? 
 ■ Astrl|Dr«*rOMS,aiilrlHje'eii'i>..^ fterit: 
 tragciib, gnli-nir. [inmiiiciMidjcn. Bacoh. 
 
 Astrinf^e, asinnje',^ flnt.) r. a. jii= 
 
 Astrinicency, Utn»'jiani, *. bit 
 jufiiimiiciMtfhcnPe firnft (ber Saiiren ic). 
 
 A8t|-in|7ent, Jslrin'jent, ad}. iU> 
 f«mnienjict)cnb. [f^enbe, nb)Trtngirenbe'Wittel. 
 
 Astrini^ent, «. bii« jurnmmenjie; 
 
 AstrinifOr,iistrln'jur,». bertJiUfiier. 
 
 Astrlte, as'trlte, Caudf Aste'ria 
 ob.A.»troit)».l. [9Inhtrg. ] bte oerflelnerte 
 Ctnrnfornde. 2. ber ©tflrnflcin. 
 
 Astroj^rapliy, astrog'rJfi, (gr.) 
 *. bie ®tcrnt'crrt)reibiing. 
 
 Astroit, as'lriit. t. [7?(ttttrg.l 1. ber 
 Sternflein. 2. bie ocrflciiierte ©tcrnftrnfte. 
 
 Astrolabe, as'trAi4be, cgr. star ti. 
 labein) *. I. [9l|TTDn.] M6 iafhrplflbiiim, ber 
 6tfrn^t>fjeiitiifffer, ®ccl)&l)eniiiciTer. 2. 
 [ffleoiii.] berSaSinfctmefTer, bie5Binfe!t"(^«ibe. 
 3. fbei ben ^Iteti) bie 5fiiigfiigef. 
 
 AstrolftQ^er, astrol'Aji'r, ) t. ber 
 
 Astrolwi;^ian,astrAM'jian,5 %fh:u) 
 teg, ©teriibriiter. 
 
 Astrolo^-IC, astrilod'j'k, 
 
 Astrological, SifrAlodje'ekal. 
 adj. 1. nfTrcIegifet. 2. QJftrpIi'gie trcibeiib. 
 - adv. Antrolog'ically, (ifhrprpgifc^. 
 
 Astrolog^izCy aatrol'ijize, v. n. 
 afhrplogie treiben. 
 
 Astrolog-y, Sutiol'iji, (gr.) ». bie 
 Ullrofpgie, Sternbeiiterci, ©tenibciifcfiiiifl. 
 
 Astronomer, astron'iioinur, (gr.) 
 «. ber 9t|Triinpiii, ©ternfiinbige. 
 
 Astronomic, astronnni'ik, f 
 
 Astronomical, astr6noin'<kal,^ 
 adj. aflrritoinint). - adv. Aatronom'i- 
 caily, ajltonomiftt. 
 
 AT 
 
 Astronomize, astron'Amiie, ». 
 n. -J- bie 'Jlilronoinle iliibtren. Brown. 
 
 Astronomy, aMtrnn'nomo. (gr.) s. 
 bie ^(ttrpiuMitie , ©rernfuiite. 
 
 Astroscope, as'iroskope, (gr.) *. 
 [aflr. 3niTr.| bui ♦>liln>iTpi>. Encvc. 
 
 AstroSCOpy,as'tr()skApe,< [^lilroiu] 
 bie Qli'hrpifopie, ©eubnd)rimg ber Srerne. 
 
 AstrO-theolOK'y, astiot/ieoloje. 
 (gr.) ». bie tUflrotljeoIoflie (ficljre uon (iJort 
 <\u& ben Sreriieni. Derham. 
 
 AKtrut, astrut', (a $rft. u. !>trut) 
 iidtt. niifiAivedenb, (h-pijenb. 
 
 Astute, astute', (lat.) adj. (d)Uin , 
 fdjnrffeheiib. Sam d vs. 
 
 Asunder, Isiin'diir. (angeli'. usim- 
 driiin) ndr>. 1. fludctnanber , iipneinaiifer, 
 eiitiuiei. 2. befpnbrrfi, iibgeiPitSert. 
 
 To liike -, niieetiinnter nel)tniii, jerle 
 gen. To go -, fliiseinnnfiT gcljen, ftd) 
 rreitnen. lnitid)t. Gower. 
 
 AsWOOIl, aswOuu', adv. * in £'i)II 
 
 Asylum, asl'lum, (Inr. 'lO.) «. I. biie 
 ?tinl, bie 5rei|liure, ber 3'ifii<<)r6i'rf- '^• 
 [-WrbernI bie Bffftitiitfje ittnbiT;, Araitfeii=, 
 Jinrren: ic. 93friPrgung«iiii|liilt. 
 
 Asymmetrul, asiui'miiral, } 
 
 Asymmetrical , Bxiiiiinci'iekal.^ 
 adj. t feiite ©i)tnmetrie l)ll<<en^, inomcrriiit). 
 
 Asymmetry, unifn'metii. u piiv. 
 U. »yiiiiiietria) #. ba6 HMet?eillll.l6 , -))iif}pcr: 
 Ijiiitiite. 2. a<iim. in ber "iifnti). \\\t) bie llii. 
 tnepbiirfeit. 
 
 Asymptote, aK'miinAte, (a priv.. 
 syn ntit n. ptoo, fnllen) ». IWeotn. ] bie 
 ^Jirijniptpte. l((?)epni.) nrpniptotifd). 
 
 Asymptotical, a^siiiiiot'ekal.ii'O'. 
 
 Asyndeton, tlMin'detaii, (a piiv 
 u. syiideo) $. [&tamm.\ bae'lirijnbeton, die 
 ^inbeivorttSgu6(affting. 
 
 At, at, (nnflelf. aet; gpflj. m; Itit. ad) 
 praep. 5ni aillgeineinen jeigt at eine 3i.il)c, 
 (Degcnivnrt rtn; j. 58. at the niiitli hour, 
 jur neunten ©tiinbe; at the house, nin 
 Ob. inii5)(iufe; nllein e« i|l ni(t)t fo beilinititt, 
 mie in ob. on. At the house fnun in bein 
 §niife Pber nnlje bei, <in bein i>.uife be= 
 beuten. At bebeutet ftrner gegen, nad)... 
 
 JU, nnf (towards). 
 
 1. (iiflgetneine u. na!;ereDrr«be|linttniing) 
 (in, bei, jti, in. At a place, iiti eineni Drte. 
 - hand, bet ^er $anb; - Paris, jn Ob. in 
 •ipnri^j - home, JU if>rtufe; - sen, jnr 
 ©ee, fluf ber ®ee; — the bottom, an ob. 
 auf bem Q3pben. 
 
 2. (3eitbc|Tininifinfl) iim, jn. At that 
 time. JU biefer3eit; - eight o'clock, itiii 
 ac^tUljr; - night, jiir 9iad)r}cit, 9f(id)r«; 
 
 -parting, beini Qdftiitn; - this moment, 
 in biefeni Slugenblirfe, gi-genmartig ; this 
 day, ^eiite; — no time, nieninl^. 
 
 3. (nflgetneine 3ii|lnnb«bc|lininitiiig). A i 
 peace, at war, iin JJrieben, iin ilriege; at 
 ease, natt) 23eqiieiiilid)feit ; at play, bcitn 
 ©piete; - amis, untcr ben 5Srtffen; - ebb, 
 trptfenj — odd», im ©rrcite; - your ser- 
 vice, jn 30"" Dicu|len; a nnui - arms, 
 cin 25eiu(iffnerer. 
 
 4. (^C|liiiiiniing bes ?Sie) nnf. At my 
 cost, fliif nifinc Spilen; - once, nnf ciu; 
 mnl; — his si;it, nnf feine 9liifrnge; - his 
 command, atif feiiirn ^efr^l; - the sight, 
 
 ATll 
 
 nnf ben Slnblirf , bei bein 9lnbli(fe; At this, 
 Ijiemuf; - leisure, nnd) <)?fMge; - tiist 
 brush, plbi)\id); - unawareN. iinperfe^enS; 
 
 - first dash, nnf ben eriTvn Srreid) ; - once, 
 I. nnf cininnl. 2. glcid), ciui brr ©tefle 
 
 - one blow, nuf einen ©djlng; - length, 
 enblid), jnle^t; - an end, ntn C>-nbe, jii 
 (S-nbe; at this news, bei biriVr 9i,irf)rid)ti 
 at two shillings a pound, ein ^^jflinb flU 
 }iuci ©l;i(linge. - any hand, nuf n(Ie giirie. 
 
 - point, bereit 
 
 5. (cine58erd)nftignng niiicigcnb). To play 
 at cards, at cliesi. IJnrtcn, ®ci}<\(t) fpielen, 
 He is good at engraving, at husbandry, 
 cr ifl gut jiiin ©tcd)en, jmn dinfbnue. 
 
 6. (eine 9{id)tting, ein Jprffi'^rciten niige* 
 benb) nn(f). He aimx at perfection, ct 
 ilrebi nnd) 93pflfpinineii()cit. He makes pbet 
 runs at him, er gel)t nuf il;n loi; he poin>i 
 at him, er jiett nnd) iljm. He longs to b« 
 at him, er in6d)tc i()in bcifomnien. To be 
 liaid at a thing, |ld) ciit^ig u. nflein init 
 (ttmai 6ef(()aftigen , ilnrf iiiit Qma6 uin. 
 gtljen , rcttjt Tiber (S-twa& Ijer fein. 
 
 7. (c(Iiptifrf)>. At first, at the very first 
 (nuSgelnfTen tinre), niifnngli(i) ; - last, eiib. 
 lid); - best (nnSgehiff. degree), nuf ba& 
 ■I5e|Te pb. ^prf^tte; l)od)(Ten«; - the worst, 
 nin ©d)linitu|lcn, nuf bn5 ©(f)liinni|Te; iin 
 rd)limnit"len 5nf(e, ipcnigflen^, bniJ 'Jlergils 
 nngeiipinnirn; at all (manner pb. degree), 
 nuf jebe >Jlrt, biirrf)nii(5, gnn.j n. gnr; - least, 
 jutn ^cnigiten; not at all, gnr nid)t; 
 
 - Mr Peters' (nu^gelnff. house), iin ^ntife 
 be« S>errn ^eterS. 
 
 To be at all, feine S)?e(^nung ubcrnti 
 jinben. To be - it, bnmn fcin. To come 
 at, e-inein, eincr (Bad}^ beifuniinen, fie 
 frreid)Cn. To be at the charge of a thing, 
 e-tipn« nnf feine eigene i?p|len rl)un ntuffen. 
 To be — a great deal of charges. SBiei nils' 
 geben. To be at the pains of etc., bie'>)Jful)e 
 ()nben, jn ic. To be laughed at, ftuggelnd)t 
 luerben. To take any one at his word, Qu 
 nen beiin SI3orte l;nlten. 1 will see what 
 they will be -, ic^ luerbe fcl;cn, ivo fie (;in> 
 nn^iupfleii. 
 
 Atabal, at'abal, *. bie niaurii"(^£ 
 Irpuimel. ['JUnfnmit, fpct)fnl,inuirf5 itupfer. 
 
 Atac'amite, *. (-Winernlg.) ber 
 
 Atag-as, at'agas, s. [JDriiitI).] ber 
 rotfje 35irfl;n(;ii. 
 
 AtamasCO, aiamas'kA, «. [%ot.] 
 eine 9lrt i-ilie pom (5)erd)lcd)te Amaryllis. 
 
 Ataraxy, at'iarakse, (gr.) «. bie 
 (yeniiit()fru()e, ©eelenriil;e. Encvc. 
 
 Ataxy, atak'sc, (gr.) *. [9)?eb.] bie 
 Unorbnung , lliiregcliiinfjigfeif. 
 
 Atclie, «. [li'irf.] cine fleine ©ilber» 
 niUUje (:= 6 Pb. 7 mills). 
 
 Atcllieve, } \. Achieve, 
 
 Atcllie vement ,^ Achieve- 
 ment 
 
 Ate, ate, praet. v. to Eat. 
 
 Ate, a'te, *. [''))i"i)ff).] <Ure, f. 
 
 Atellan, atcl'ian, «. ia6 ntellnnift^e 
 ippffrnipifl. - iidj. nre(lnnifd). 
 
 Atlian«>r, af/('an('>r, g. [nire G'f^em.] 
 ber 'Jlrljriipr, Digrrircfen , fnule ipeinj. 
 
 Atlieisill, a't/icizm, (a priv. i|. 
 
 thcos) *. Per 9lrl)ei«in , bie (5)prrcflniigiiu:ig. 
 
 Atheism is a ferocious system, that lea- 
 
^^ FAtft. ffir. fall, faf. M*. met. Fine. fin. N6. m6ve. n8r. gol. 6il. clon.i. Tube. tnl.. Criil. i//in. TfH.s. 
 
 ATH 
 
 »es nothing above us to excite awe, 
 nor around us, to awaken tender- 
 ness. Rob. Hali, 
 
 Atlieist, a't/icist, «. bet 31tf)ei|l, 
 ©iitte^lniigncr. 
 
 AtlieiStiC, at/ieis'lik, I adj. 
 
 Atlieistical, At/icis'tekal,^ att)ti: 
 flifrf), gottc5liiii(inerifrf>. -ado Atheis'- 
 t i c ii 1 1 y , gotteglniiflncrifc^. 
 
 AtlieisticnlneSM,allieis'tekalnes, 
 • Die 9lt()eifterei , fflottcglaugncrei. 
 
 Ailieize^ a'l/ieiie, V. n. f wk ein 
 eitl)ci|1 refccn. Cudworth. 
 
 Atliel, j e^et, n^cli(^ ; nngelf. aedel, 
 
 Adelf >aclliel; nrab. alhala, uon 
 
 Aefltel, ) i>Drnt'I;merWe6urtfcin. Dies 
 fe« iJEort fmnmt in uielcn aiigerf. OJamen 
 I'or; J. 23. Atlieling, cMer Siiiigling. 
 Ktlielred, ebter 9{<U^; Ethelhert, feljr 
 ebel; Ethel ward, ebier 95i'rt(;ci6tgcr. 
 
 Atltenian, at/ie'nean, »<</. iitt^etiifc^. 
 
 A<lienian, «. ber 'j(tl)encr. 
 
 Athens, a't/icns, «. 9itf)eii. 
 
 Atlieolog'ian , at/ieol6 jean, «. 
 ber ©egiur, SBiberfndjer cine6 If)et>k-nen. 
 
 Atlieologry, ai/ieol'oje, *. f bet 
 91f()ciStii. Swift. (gottlod. Miltom. 
 
 AtlieUIIS, a't/ieui, adj. ntljciflifc^ , 
 
 A<li'<;rinu, ^ *. [3rt)tl)i)ol.] let 
 
 Atlierina, S ^li'brciifird). 
 
 Atlieroina, at/ic.A'ma. ^ (gr.) «. 
 
 Atlieroiiie, at/rcrome, ^ ["BJcb. ] 
 bie ^Brfigcictii'iilft- a3alngtrrf))V'iiI|l. Coxe. 
 
 AtlieroiliatoiiS , ai/iero'niatus. 
 adj. f>reige|rf)ii'iil|liirrig. Coxe. 
 
 Atliirst, at/iiir).t', (a 'iprfr. ii. tliiiM) 
 adj. I. burflig. 2. i biirileiiD, I'egicrig (for, 
 
 2. He had a soul — for knowledge. 
 
 Ch. Observer. 
 
 Atlilete, at/jlete', (gr.) *. bcr ^iJtl^lft, 
 SS3ettfnnivtVr. 
 
 Athletic, at/iiet'ik, adj. 1. atijUtifd). 
 2. 1 <[ti)letif(t), n'iflifl frnftig (itorperbniL). 
 
 Athort, (fif)Dtt.) athwart. 
 
 Ath^vart, at/iwart', (a <prft. u. 
 thwart) praep. 1. qiier litfr, fiber. 2. biird). 
 
 Athwart hause, lOTfnr.] ben ^lufen 
 (jegeniiber. -ships, vm eineni SBorb jiiin 
 anbern. Mar. Dicr. — the sea, ubcr bie 
 (S<e f)inii6er. 
 
 Atli^vart, adv. 1. (|uer, tl6erimerc(>. 
 
 2. 1 i>erfe()rt, fdjief, iingelegen, I'ibel. 
 Atilt, atiii', (a '>)>rt.r. U. tilt) adv. 1. 
 
 niit gefadter Caiije (rennen k.). 2. nbiuart^ 
 geiieigt, fippenb. 3 i>i>nvart6 aebeuQt luie 
 ein ^e<f^tev. 
 
 Atlantic, atlan'tik, adj. atlnutifd). 
 
 Atlantic, *. ba6 iulniirird)c2l<eirnicpr. 
 
 Atlas, at'la», t. I. ((ijriigr.j ber (55erg) 
 9lt(ii«. 2. ber HtUM (Ciinbfnrreuroniiulimg). 
 
 3. bai Sltlnefi^rtuiU, grpg 'jyiMiiv 4. (<!lr(l)it.] 
 ber 'Uttai, Irnger. 5. [^iibiiilr.] ber '}M(\6 
 (ein ©eibenieiig). 6. [-Jlnor.] ber 'Jrager, 
 fiopfntlnS. 7. [(S-ntoinrl.] bcr*JJtla«,^jlniini: 
 fpiegel. 8. eiiie 9(rt frinr^ ^npirr. Birke. 
 
 Atin<»ineter, almnin'etur, (gr.) s. 
 I%M)i))".) ber 25irbiiii|liing*:, «!lin5bi'iuiliiMiif: 
 lUflTet- lbie2lriniMpl)nrr, brrDimiT;, fiifrfrrii'. 
 AtinO!<<|liier€*, ai'mAsrere. (gr.) s 
 Atlll«»N|llieriC, atiiioster'ik, ^ 
 Atmospherical, atuiusler'ekal,^ 
 
 ATR 
 
 ad). I. atmof\)i)'mfd). 2. ? won ber Qltmo; 
 lVf)(ire ab^angenb. Pope. 
 
 Atom, at'tuin, (gr. atomos) «. 1. 
 [$()i)f.] ba6 llr(lofftf)eilrf)en , ber attorn. 2. 
 bn& ©pnnenflnubd)en. Shak. - -like, 
 otonicnnrtig. 
 
 Atomic, atom'ik, ^ adj. (itLV 
 
 Atomical, atom'ikal, ) mild) , ju 
 ben aitomcn gef)&rifl. 
 
 - theory, bie tfjeorie uon ben 9ItDmen. 
 
 Atomism, at'omiziu, «. bie ^Jitoini: 
 (lif , 9ltonienIe()re. 
 
 Atomist, at'tiniiBt, a. bet ^tomi(l. 
 
 Atomy, at'tome, «. 1. ber Sltuin, bne 
 (Sonnenilnubc^en. Shak. 2. Oibtiirjg. fiir 
 Anatomy) ± ba6 SSeingerippe. 
 
 Atone, atone', i>. n. 1. « fi(^ oertrn; 
 gen. 2. (for) a) ©rfn^ leijlen, genugtl;un 
 (fiir). b) Qtwai nueber gut nind)en. c) Qt-. 
 \\)a& abbu^en, erfe^en, uergiiten, fiiljnen. 
 
 1. He and Aufidius can no more atone, 
 
 Than violentest contrariety. Shak. 
 
 2, a) The murderer fell, and blood ato- 
 
 ned for blood. Pope. 
 
 b) The ministry not atoning for their 
 
 former conduct by any wise or popu- 
 lar measure. Jumiiw. 
 
 c) The life of a slave was deemed to be 
 
 of so little value, thai a very liglit 
 
 compensation atoned for taking it 
 
 away. Robertson, Charles V. 
 
 Atone, V. a. 1. bu^en, fiil;nen. 2. t 
 
 uen'ol^nen, in Uebereinfliinmung bringeu, 
 
 iui£ri'l)nen, aufgleit^en. 
 
 1. Oreach — hi.sguilly love with life. Pope. 
 
 Atonement, atonement, t. l. bie 
 
 eintrad)!. 2. (for) a) bie<Si'il)iie, 91b(>ii6unn, 
 
 brt6 toiiljnopfcr. b) bie iSergiitung, ©eiiiig= 
 
 tijiiiiiig , ber Qr\a^. 
 
 1. ... He seeks to make — 
 Between the L)uke of Glo'ster and 
 
 your brothers. Shak. 
 
 2. b) Wlien a man has beenguilty of any 
 
 vice, the best — he can make for it 
 is. to warn others not to fall into the 
 like. Spect. Nro. 8. 
 
 To make - for.., (itma6 fiiljneu, bUMen, 
 uergi'iten , luieber gut niiid)en. 
 
 Atoner, ato'uur, a. ber 95erfT>()ner; 
 SBfrgfirer. [nbgeipmint, fd)''iff- 
 
 Atonic, aton'ik, adj. ['i}hti.] atouifd), 
 
 Atony, at'one, (gv.) *. [■OJfeb.] bit 
 91toMie, aibfpiuinung, y-rfdjlotfinig. Coxe. 
 
 Atop, atop', (a ^4>rfr. ll. top) adv. 
 oben, fbeii niif, jii oberit. Mii.ton. 
 
 Atrabilariau, atrahela'rean , ^ 
 
 Atrabilarious, atrabcia'reus, ^ 
 ((lit.) adj. ['Web.] I'djtuurjgnflig, ga(iriid)tig. 
 
 Atrabilariousness, airabcla'- 
 rctisnes, t. bie ^nllfuc^tigteit, @d)iuertuii! 
 tl;igfeit, (yrJIfndjt. 
 
 Atramental, atramen'tal, ^ ((.) 
 
 AtrMiiientouS, atranien'tu.s, ^adj. 
 tintig, tiiireu'cf)iyiirj. 
 
 AtrameUtariOHS, atramenta'- 
 reuii, udj. [(ii)tMi.] tintennrtig, jiiinliMtcn; 
 iiuiri)cn gilt. 
 
 Atrip, atrip',, (a ^rfr. ll. trip) adv. 
 ("JJiar.) niiige()igr, nnfgejogen. 
 
 Tlie anciior is — ; the topsails are — . 
 
 Mar. DicT. 
 
 Atrocious, alru'shus, (lot. alrox) 
 
 ATT 
 
 adj. Qxa^lid), fc^jrecfliff), nbfcfjeiilic^. - adv. 
 Atro'ciously, grri^lid). 
 
 AtrOCiOUSness, atro'shusnls, > 
 
 Atrocity, atro.s'!iete, i 
 
 s. bie ®raglid)feit, 9lbf(f)ciilid)feit. 
 
 Atrophy, at'trofe, (gr.) *. [«JReb.) 
 bieDiirrriirf)r, Slbjeljriing, 5lu^je()ning. Coxe. 
 
 Atropia, atro'pca. s KFljeni.] b(\i 
 <!ltr(*pin (cin Licgetabilird)e6 5llfiili <\ni bem 
 io(lfraut). 
 
 Attach, altatsh'. (fr. attacher; nrm. 
 staga; fp. atacar; uenunilbr tnit (lligclf, 
 taeccan) v. a. 1. 0?ed)terpr.) ill 25erl)aft 
 ne()nicn, uertjnften , in grfaiiglicfje ipiift brin» 
 gen. 2. [9?cd)r6|"pr.] tnit »erd)Iiig, 9lrrc)l be» 
 legen, in SBcfdjing nel)nieii , niiljnltcn (0)iite» 
 ic). 3. (to) fetten, legen, befeiligen, fleben, 
 lieften (nn). 4. ± feffeln, einnefjincn , <in (id) 
 jicljen (^perfonen) ; (to) fetten, feffeln, binben 
 (an). 
 
 Attachable, attatsh'abi, adj. ottt 
 f)(ift6nr; niit ^cfd)(ag bclegt merbenfonnenb. 
 
 Attached, attatshf, adj. (to) }U( 
 get()<in (G-iiiem). 
 
 Attachment, attatsh'ment, «. 1. 
 [3?ei()t5|"pr.] bica5erl)nftiiel)iniiiig. 2. (3?et^)t«. 
 ipr.) ber SSeiV^lng, Qlrrefl. Foreign -, be? 
 55erd)IngnnfbnS(i-igeni(tiiin eini'#©d)iilbncr«, 
 bai in ben 5pmiben eiiie^ greniben ifl. 3. 
 Court of attachments, bil^ 5''rftgerid)t. 
 4. (to) bie 3lnl)nnglid)feit dm Oemanben, nn 
 Dinge). 5. bieaiufmerffiimfeit, aid)tiiiig, bnS 
 3iitrniien. 
 
 Attack, attak', (fr. attaquer; flrin. 
 attacqi; fpan. atacar) v. a. ? u. i (ingrei» 
 fen (fcinblid)). 
 
 Attack, s. 1. T II. i ber Qlngriff. 2. 
 pl. [gefliing^b.J bie 21ngriff61iiiien, 9lngrifffi» 
 luerfe. [feiibe 1l)ei(. 
 
 Attacker, attak'ur, ». ber nngrei« 
 
 Atta^en, at'tajen, *. [iDrfnrI;.] eine 
 airt "$l;nfaiieii. 
 
 Attain, Ittane', (fr. u. niirm. at- 
 teindre; Int. attingere) t>. a. 1. T II. 1 eri 
 reid)en einen Drt; crlnugen eineu Bmerf ic 
 2. cinljDien ((Jincn). 3. ± (Jinen rrrcid)en, 
 ei ©inem g(eid) t^un. [fLMnuien. 
 
 To — any one's ears, (?iiiem JU Oijren 
 
 Attain, ». «. (to) l. qp u. ± erreit^cn 
 (tinen Ort, S^ved ic.), G'tiunf erinngcii ; ge« 
 laiigen (^u). 2. || GtwaS begreifen. 
 
 Attain, *. <= bng ©rreid)te, ber !8pr» 
 jng, bn^ ®iit. [reidjbnr. 
 
 Attainable* attane'abi, adj. er< 
 
 Attainableness, attane'ablnes, 
 *. bie &rreid)bnrfeit. 
 
 Attainder, attane'dur, (norm., fr. 
 atteiiidre) *. 1. bcr ^-lecf , (Sd)nnbfle(f. 2. 
 [9fi'd)t«rpr.] bie gerid)tlid)e llcbcrfiil)ning 
 eiiu'6 95ergc(;enS, bn6 ben biirgerlid)eii lob 
 nac^ fic^ iieljt. Bi.ackstone. 3. (bnd lleber« 
 fiil)ren) bie (gerid)tli(^e) llebcrfi"il)riing, Uebet« 
 mciriing. Eucyc. 
 
 Attainment, attane'mlnt, s. I. 1 
 bie (S-rreidjnng , G-rlniigiing (eiiie^ 3tue(f«). 
 2. pl. bie Inlente, 93oflfoinnienl)citen, bie 
 iSorjiige. 3. bcr Weiuiiin, gong. 
 
 Above — , linfrrcid)bar. To be above the 
 - of.., nii^er Off'TiC* 25i'rcid) liegen. 
 
 Attaint, attanf, V. a. 1. brjtecfeti, 
 brniibiiinrfen. 2. [3{ed)fi'rpr.] (of') iiberi:ll)» 
 reii, iiberiueifeii (eiiie^ SSi:rl'rcd)i'n^). 3. vcv< 
 
F/ifp. f'.r. f'.II. fnt. M^. mnt. Fine. fin. ^6, ni^)ve. n6r. got. 6?!. c]6iul. TiVtp. lOl). lull. lAin. Triis 03 
 
 ATT 
 
 •nffjren, befctinipfen , entef)ren. Shak. 4 
 
 terPfr&en. Shak 
 
 2. No person ihall be attainted of 
 
 high treason where corruption of 
 
 blood is incurred, but by the oath of 
 
 two witnesses etc. 
 
 Stat. 7 et 8. Wiix. Ill 
 
 To - one's own blood, feineii @tanini 
 pcriniehren. 
 
 Attaint f «. I. ter 2>d)anbf(e<t 
 (Jlcrf. Shak. 1. [9{ofjnrjneif.] ecr Iritt, 
 erf>i.i(j, tit S53imbf (nil bt» fjintern (Jfipcii 
 filter <^>fe^^e«). 3. [Kfdjt^ipr.l eiii gmt^tl. 
 Kefdjl (qrqen tin ®rrd)i»oriiiiigcri(f)t wegen 
 finr6 ial(d>tn »Uu6|"priid)c« ). 4. bit Uncljrc, 
 a^ei"(()hnpfung. Shak. 5. * 6ie Uiipn&Iidjfeit, 
 9RiiMgffit, Sd)iurtd>e, bcr 9Infn(I. Shak. 
 
 Attaint, p. p. arf;. [3U<t)t6f^V.] Ufitt: 
 ffihrt, ubcrioiertn. 
 
 Attaintinent, atlint'mant, «. bic 
 gfri(()tli(()e aebfrfilt^riiiifl, bnS Uebfriuitfenfein 
 
 Attninture, alt^uclshure, «. I. 
 (5{ed)t6ipr.] bit 3JrnnbmnrfiinG, bn« petbor 
 true ^lut. 2. bie 35fiud>tigtin(j , bn 93or 
 wiirf, <B<t)impi, tit ©rfjaiibf. 
 
 Attaillinatef altaui'enate, Hflt.) 
 r.n. t ufrberbfu. [belli, bef<f>ulbigen. Shak 
 
 AttttKk, aila-k', o. a. -f fd)tUtn, til 
 
 AttMHte, aiiasie', v. a. f |'d;iiie<feii, 
 p«rriid)fn. 
 
 Attc^inper, litem'pur, ((at. aiteni- 
 pernre) v. a. I. (blirrtj ©rillli)'rf)llllil) f(t)iun! 
 rtiiiii, i>erbuniien, niilbrrn. 2.tmiibtrn, bnm- 
 (jf'fii, .innf-igcii. 3. t nj nflu'rig beiTiiunifii, 
 aiicrbiifii, finrid)rfii, rrbiirii, regelii. b) (to) 
 fliipnffeii (eiiirr £.irt)e). 
 3 b) Arts attempered to the lyre. Pope. 
 
 Att«Mlip<*ranC«;) anem'peranie. 
 
 0. t bie "JKiifiJiifeit. Chaicer. 
 Attetlip<^ratef altem'perAte, udj. 
 
 t. prrbuiiiit. 'i. i<erl}iiItni0mAgig dngtrii^tet, 
 flitgrpngr. 
 2. Hope must be proportioned and — to 
 the promiie. Hammond. 
 
 Atteiiip«rate, v.a. t in tin^tt-. 
 ^■iltiiig (»riiigeii, nnpii|T«M, niigleirfjen. 
 
 Atteiliperly f attem'purl^, adv. t 
 niAftig. Chaucer. 
 
 Attempt, attemt', (fr. attenter; Int. 
 mtentitre; ami. atteiii|ili) v.a. 1. pen'tld^eil. 
 i. n i'frriid)fn (lU'Hi ieiifel). 
 
 Attempt, v.n. (upon) I. &inen an: 
 flreifcn, tincii 'Jtngriff innt^eii (aiif), firt) vet-. 
 grcifi'U (nil). To — upon any one's life, 
 (yiiicm iiacf) bem Cel<rii iledcn. 2. i ©inciii 
 na(()i1i'(((ii. 
 
 Attempt, *. I . bcr 55erOi(f) (ba« 2Urtge> 
 (li'irf, lliiteriiel)infii; bie 'JK'ljnnbliiiig) 2 ttr 
 (frei'ell)affe) ^Jliifc^lag, Olngriff. To make an 
 — upon ob. ngaiii.vt. fill) i'er<irfiffn an . . . 
 
 Attemptable, attemt'tabl, adj. 
 
 1. lua* utTMidjt ii'erbeii fnnii. 2. 9Ingriffcn 
 fliK-.U'Kljt ob. bli'*gf|1ef(t, i>frful)rbar. Shak. 
 
 Attempter, attemciur, t. 1. ber 
 BiTrii(f)fr (llMternfl)nicr;. 2. ber aingreifcr. 
 
 Atteisipting', altemt'ting, «. 1. ber 
 SJtn'iict). 2. ber 3Iiiirt)lag. 
 
 Attend, aUend', ((at. attendcre; fr. 
 •ttenilre) e a. 1. ^inen begleitcn, G-iiicnt 
 fplgeit . In dinti &e\\%t {tin (a(« (iJefnIjrtc 
 d6. S^ebienter). 2. t begleiten, Qintm folgen. 
 3. .(J-inem) oufrcarrtn, (G-iiien; bebienen 4. 
 
 ATT 
 
 beforgcn, rcnrten, pflegen(eincn^ranfen te.) 
 
 5. anivphnen, jugegen, gegenmartig fcin. 
 
 ( Lawyers or spectators attend a court 
 
 3Ibuofaten ober 3ufd)iiiicr u>cl)nen einer We; 
 
 ri(f)t^fi^iiiig bti). 6. ^tiune cnuarten, uinr; 
 
 ten (aiif). 7. ©inem nad)gel)cn , auflanern 
 
 na(f)ile((en. Shak. 8. G-tiuaS bead)ten , t'e 
 
 merfen, nuf (S^tma* adjtcn rb. ()i)rcn. 
 
 2. Their hunger thus appeased, their 
 
 care attends 
 
 The doubtful fortune of their absent 
 
 friends. Drvden 
 
 6. Three days 1 promised to — my dooin- 
 
 Dryden 
 
 8. The pilot doth not — (he unskilful words 
 
 of the passenger. Sidnev. 
 
 To — one's devotion , fcine 9lnbac^t I'fr: 
 rit^ten, f)<\lttn. To — a business, cineutCye 
 f(l>afte abmarten. To - mass, in bic '>Bte(Te 
 ge^en. To be attended with ., ± beglci; 
 tet feiii pon.., per6nnben fein mit.. .\ cold 
 attended with fever, ©(J^nnpfeii niit gib- 
 ber. Comfort attending a misfortune 
 ber 1ro|l bet einem Ungdlrfe. To - one 
 Jetnnnb bebicnen. To - the tackling 
 [-)J?.ir.] ba« lafeliperf regieren. 
 
 Attend, r. ti. 1. (to) merfen, 9(d)t 
 (jaben , aufmerffam fein, 9Id)tiing gebcn, l)ij> 
 ren (aiif), &tn>a6 ant)bttn. 2. aniut>l)nen, ju= 
 gegen fein; (on, upon)a)einemftDinmitteeic. 
 ann)Pl)nen. b) ©incni feine 9Iufiuartiing nia: 
 (f)en. c) (tintm filgcn, (*incn begleiten. d) 
 C^inen bebienen, (Finein atifwarten. e) ab-- 
 ivarten (eineni &t\d><xftt). 3. * luarten, per-- 
 lueilrn, Ijarren, perjid^en. Davies. 4. luar: 
 ten, in beriJJaljebleiben. Spewkeb. [fliibireii. 
 
 To - to the study of.., (?tipa« (leipig 
 
 Attendance, attln'danse, s. 1. 
 bie «>(iifu'artnng; ^ebiennng; ber Dicnfl. 2. 
 bie «Mnn>efenl)eit , ba6 3ugcgenfein, ber 58ci= 
 nritt. 3. ba6 ©efolge, bie Dienerfc()nft. Miltoh. 
 4. (10) bit 9Iiifinerffanifeit (aiif). 5. bie^sir; 
 tung , 'ipffege (tinti Kranfen). 6. ♦ bie ©r: 
 ivartung. 
 
 To give -, (to) aiifiunrfen ((finein), be; 
 bienen (Ginen). To give — to the altar, atn 
 iJlUnre bienen. To dance -, f iniifonfl, i'er= 
 gebenSaufiuarten. To give frequent - upon, 
 (f mem eft feine ^lufiuartiing niad)en. 
 
 AttC;ndant, atten'dant, adj. I. be; 
 
 gleitenb; folgenb. 2. bamit uerbnnben. (In 
 
 temperance with all its - evils.) 3. [9{ed)t«; 
 
 fpr.J bienflpfri(t)tig. Cowel. 4. nniucfenb. 
 
 1. Other suns with their — moons. Milton. 
 
 Attendant, ». l. bcr SScgleitcr, ®e; 
 
 fa^rtc ; pi. bn« ®efi'(ge. 2. (at pb. upon) ber 
 
 i!lnii'cfenbe (bei), ber 9Vg(citcr, (Mcfaljrte (3e= 
 
 manbS). 3. [9fc(f)t6fpr.] ber Bieii(tpfricf)tigc, 
 
 ©d)U()ling. Cowel. 4. bcr SScbicnte, 9luftviir; 
 
 Kr, bie aiufiuarterinn. 5. l a) ber ®efal)rte. 
 
 b) bic golge, ber (Scfiifjrte, 23cgleiter. 
 
 5. a) A love of fame, the - of noble 
 
 spirits. Pope. 
 
 b) Shame is the - of vice. .Anon. 
 
 Attender, attln'dur, «. t bcr &e: 
 fntjrre, 050100. 
 
 Attent, attint', adi. aiifnierffatn. 
 
 Attentates, IttentAtes, d.) ». pi. 
 [9?erf)t5fpr.] bo« iuiberre(f)t(i(^c S5iTfii(}reii 
 eines &trid)tt6 na(f) gcfrt)e()cnfr 5n')''''t'i^'"- 
 
 Attention, atten'shuu, «. 1. (to) 
 bie 2(ufmerffnnifeit (aiif). 2. f Me auftnerf; 
 
 ATT 
 
 famfcit, ©cfalligfeit, ^hjiiitfttit, ®utt, 
 &reunbf(f)aft (to, ffir G-inen). 
 
 1. . . They say the tongues of dying men 
 Enforce — like deep harmony. Shak. 
 
 To give atl en t ion to. bearf)tcn (G'tiua*). 
 
 Attentive, atientiv, mlj. 1. (toj 
 anfinerfrani (anf). 2. bel)titfam. -ado. At- 
 ten'tively, niifmeiffiiiii , iiitt Slufnicrf* 
 lamfeit. 
 
 To make attentive, ©iiien feffcln. 
 
 Attentiveness, atten'tlvne*, «. 
 bie 9Iiifinerffnmfeit. 
 
 Attenuant, atten'ilant, nrf;. fTOcb.] 
 oerbiinnenb. - ». [<)Keb.] bn6 perbinmenbe 
 ^Jlrjnciniittel. Coxe. 
 
 Attenuate, Ittln'uate, dat. atle- 
 nuere; mal. teiiau ; ir. tana: tanaidhe; 
 eiig(. thin) V. a. 1. [■TOeb.] perbi'lnncn. 2.i 
 uerniinbcrn, perringcrn, perflcincrn. 3. biia» 
 ner mac^cn, perbilnnen. 
 
 Attenuate, adj. l. pcrbunnt. 2. i 
 ucrniinbcrt, perringert. Bacon. 
 
 Attenuation, attemia'shun. «. 1. 
 I'^tt. u. '$^1)1".] bie ajerbtinniing, 25erbi"in» 
 nerung (ber ©(iftc, 'Sliiffigfciten). 2. i tit 
 25frringening , 9Jerf(einening. 3. ta6 ;Diin» 
 nerma(f)en, bie SKerbiiiiniing. 
 
 Atter, at'tiir, (angelf. ater, aeter, 
 aetior) *. bcr (Piter. 
 
 Atteriy, at'nule, arfw. eiterig; giffig. 
 
 Atterrate, ai'terrAte, unid) Att»- 
 rate) ((at. attero) v.n. jii trotfeiictn, feffetn 
 Snnbcnjcrben. — v.n.aiifc^iucmiiien, nnfpiilen. 
 
 Atterration, aiterra'sliun, t. bit 
 3(nf(f)n'cmmnng, aiiifpiifinin, ber "Jlnivncf)* 
 br6 lifers bnrd) 2JMfpii(iiiig , 9(!ifd>utt, lifer* 
 anmiid)^, 9(iimiirf, eniibaiiiunc^s, llferfd)(i(t>. 
 
 Attest, attest', (lat. testis) ». ■{• bO« 
 Sciignig. 
 
 Attest, v.a. 1. bejcngcn, befd^einigen. 
 2. jnni 3ciigcn ne()iiieii ob. aufrufen. 3. be» 
 jeiigen , bartljnn , bciueifen. Websteb. 
 
 2. The sacred streams which lieaven's 
 
 imperial state 
 Attests In oaths, and fears to vio- 
 late. ^ Drvdek. 
 
 3. The ruins of Palmyra — its ancient 
 
 magnificence. 
 
 Attestation, attestA'shun, «. I. 
 baS Beugnifj, bie S8efd)einig«ng, bn« 9(ttc|Tnt, 
 ber !SegInubigiingSfd)ein. 2. bn« 3ciigni0, 
 bic SJejeuguiig. 
 
 Attestor, attes'tur, *. bcr 3cngc. 
 
 Attic, at'tik, (gr. attikos; (. atticus) 
 adj. I. attifd). 2 i atti(d), fein. - wit, 
 -salt, attifd)er SSDi$, attifdfe6 ©a(j 3. 
 [■3lrd)it.] attifc^. - base, [airdjit.] ber nttii 
 fd)e ©niileiifug. [bieSIttifc. 2. bcr9lt(;cner. 
 
 Attic, *. I. [*Hrd)it. ] ber Ueberia$, 
 
 Attical, at'tekal, adj. attifd) (flnfn 
 fifd), reiii). 
 
 Atticism, at'tcsi/.m, «. bie nfHf(ft« 
 91rt ju reben, ber2Utici6ui; bie ben 91tr)enern 
 eigciic 3<irtl)cit uiib (ycinljeit te6 Qh\'(t)m<idi 
 ni9?ebeii,Dciifeinc. [attifd) mad)cn(2J3Brtcr). 
 
 Atticize, ai'teslte, v.a. l&tamm.] 
 
 Atticize, v.n. fid) aiif attift^c 2Betfe, 
 b. I), jicrlid), fein aii^bri'icfcn. 
 
 Attics, at'tiks, *. pi. ber tifcl cine« 
 35iid)? bei "ipnnfanias, tciS ppnSlrtifalianbelt. 
 
 Attiq-uoMS, attig'uus, adj. angrcn* 
 jenb, anili-0enb 
 
64 FMe, far, fall, fat. Mh, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, ^Jl. tUM. Trtbe, tub, full. t7/iii, Tllis. 
 
 ATT 
 
 AttingC^ atiinje', (f, attingere) v.a. 
 leid)t bttul)ven, anfui)len. 
 
 Attire, attire', (nPtm. attyrer; fr. 
 atours, atourner; nrtll. atourni, n)eiblicf)cr 
 ©(ftmucfy V. a. anfldben, fcljmiirfen, pul}tn, 
 {iereti. 
 
 Attire, s. l. bit Jtfeibtinn, ber 9In3ito, 
 (Scijmiicf, 'ipii0, (in eiiiierftii ©inne> Sopf; 
 pu$. 'i. [2i5niDiii<iiin5iVr.J id6 ®c>yetfj. 3,* 
 [2Jot.] Me S8liitl;entl)eile. 
 
 Attired, anird'. adj. |5?er(b.] niit 
 diiem 0)eiiifil)c, ©cilontie »en'el)cii. 
 
 Attirer, attl'iur. *. bir 'ilnflftbenbe, 
 Sd>im'i(feiibe. [ 6ererf>ti<jeii. Gower. 
 
 Attitle, aiti'tl, I), a. t tetitelii; 
 
 Attitude, at'teiiide, (ft. aii3.) s. 1. 
 
 [yjtal. u. anlMj.J ^ic ©tcniiiifl, 5?oltHng. 2. 
 
 i bie i?nitiinn, ©tcdtiiin. bn « 5?enc()uien, 
 
 2}erf)nlten (ber ^^erfonen imb ©ocfjen). 
 
 2. ill times of trouble let a nation pre- 
 
 ■erve a firm attitude. 
 
 t Washington's Farewell Address. 
 
 AttoUent, attol'lent, ((. attollens) 
 adj. [<!lnnt.J niifl;e&cnb. - ». - ob. -muscle, 
 Ber 9liifl)e()er. 
 
 Attorn, atturn', ((at. ad U. tonio; 
 ft. tourner; nrm. tuirgna, turnein) p. a. 
 (geubnfr.] (bie Scl)iiC'i.'t1irf)t ctiicfi SBafnllcn) 
 fliif cinen nnbern f|cl}iU'i)cmi I'ibcrtracieii. 
 
 Attorn , V. n. cinetn neiien Qeljeni-. 
 f)tvtn l^iilbiflcn iiiib feiii Celjen^mnnn iverben. 
 
 Attorney, aitiu'iie. (norm, attour- 
 non; tome; o. tour, SBeviinbcruiig) <• I. ber 
 <Sa(t)maIter, aiiuuiilt, ^Jlbi-ofnt. -general, 
 ber (S5enerrtlfi»fa(, ilreiinniualt. A letter, 
 power ob. warrant ot -, eine iBf(lllind)t. 2. 
 ber !Bei'o((niiiii)tigre, (JSeidjrtft^fiitjrer, aigcnt. 
 
 Attorney, v. «. f bmd) cinen '•^c 
 DDritnnd)ti<iten tlnin ob. uo(!jtel)en; ali einen 
 anmnlt gcbrnndjen. Shak. 
 
 Attorney, v.n.filnmait fctn. Shak. 
 
 Attorneysliip, attur'nesliip, *■ I. 
 bie aintunltfdjnft, 'jjirofurntur. Shak. 2. bai 
 'Si6tMat. 
 
 Attornment , atturn'ment , s 
 [SRec^t^l'pr.J bnS Seljen^befenntni^ (luobiircf) 
 etn 95ma(l i'ineni neuen Cc^cngf)errn Ijulbigr). 
 
 Attrnct, attrakt', ((. attraliere) v.a. 
 I. [^W-] <i"jief)en. 2. i a) nuf fid) jiet)en 
 (bie 91iifn>crfrnuifcit) , jieminncn (2}emuiibe< 
 rer), fiir fid> einntijinen (bie ^erjen). b) aw 
 jiehen, reijen. IHudibras. 
 
 Attract, *. t bie^lnjiefjung; bcr9?eij. 
 
 Attractaliility, attraktabilete, s. 
 b<i8 91n}ie()iingsofrmi!>(ien. As. Researches. 
 
 Attractnble, attrak'tabl, adj. a\i< 
 jief)bar, ber >]Injic()nn(i iintcriDorfeii 
 
 Attractic, a 
 
 Attract! 
 
 Attract ^ , 
 
 Attractin|!>-, attrak'ilng, adj. nn> 
 
 jieljeiib. InufcinennjicfjcnbeSScirc, anjiel)enb. 
 
 Attractini^'iy, atlraktlngle, adv. 
 
 Attraction , altrak'shun , «. 1. 
 
 ['^Ijijf.j bie 'Qlnjieljiinfl, "Jdijidjnng^frnft, m^ 
 trnftion, bai 'Jliiiiil)iin!ifiH'rmo(icu. Elec- 
 tive-, l(Fl)fm.J bie 23eriuniibrfcfjafr, SlffiM 
 tnt. — of gravity, bir >£rf)ii>rrfrafr. Newtoji. 
 Ehcvc. 2. (i>l;i)r.| f(i<5 i!lujiel)i'n, bie "lliisir! 
 I^ung. 3. 1 a) ber Jirij <bcr <£(boi\t)(it, ^e 
 rebthiiiifeit K.). b) bae 'Jluiii;9iiibe; gr-at - 
 etiuae l)ij(l)il 'Jlniiitcnfc*. 
 
 I'liijictjnnii iintcriDorreii. 
 
 tic, attrak'tik, j adj. 
 
 tical, attrakl'ekal, \ ailiit' 
 
 tile, attrak'tll, ) ^enb. 
 
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 A.ttraCtive , attrak't'v , af^. I. 
 
 [■ipfjDf.J (iniiel;enb 2. 1 niijieljenb (reijenb). 
 -ado. Attrac'ti vely, aimct)Cnb , OUf 
 eine nnjietjenbe SDeife. 
 2. An — undertaking. RosCOE. 
 
 Attractive, *. ber 9?eij. 
 
 Attractiveness, attrak't'vnes, <. 
 T u. i bai *Unjieljenbe, bie nniicl;enbe Qu 
 genftijnft. 
 
 Attractor, aitrak'tur, «. bie^erfon, 
 bie, bai Dint), lucldjeS nniiel)t otur rcijt. 
 
 AttrtUient, at'trahent, (I,U.> adj. 
 annetjcnb. - *. bn^nnjieljenbe, reijenbeDing. 
 
 Attrap, attrap', u.a.f nnflciDcii, jieren. 
 
 Attrectation, attrekia'^hun, (1.) 
 jr. bai l}inifige SJefiiljIen, 23etn|len. Dict. 
 
 Attributable, attrib'uiabi, adj. 
 jugefoneben , belgeinefyen , biigelegt lucrbcn 
 fiiiinenb. [v. a. jii|'rf)reibeii, bcimeffen. 
 
 Attribute, altrib'uie, (1. artribuere) 
 
 Attribute, at'trebute, t. 1. [iiiiit 
 fenfrf).] bie G-igeni'djnft, b(\& airtribi)t. 2. bie 
 unten'djeibeiibe, farafteritliidje (S-igenrci)nft. 
 3. [(yrnntm.] bie Sliiffnge, biiij 'JUusgei'iigre, 
 ba& 'iitrribut. [Sog.J bn^ ^Driibifiit, -Jitmbut, 
 bie'i3eik'gung, OcigelegteG'-igenrcijiift. 4. [Wal. 
 II. 33tlbl).j bag UiireriMjeibungojcidji'M, 5beij 
 jeidjei- bci6 SUrtrtbiit, 'Bitrfnial, ©innbilb, 
 ,3eid)en. 5. f ber gute Diiif, bie &)ve, bai 
 jiijurd^rcibenbe 25erbien|l cber G-inein gebiil;* 
 reiibe I'ob. Shak.. 
 
 Attribution, attrebu'sjjun, «. 1. 
 bie 3iifd)rcibiuig, Sueigiiuiig. 2. bie (?mpft'()< 
 luti] , ba$ 2ob , 3eugni^. Shak. 3. bie bei' 
 gciegre &igenfc^iift. [rl)«iieiib, jueignenb. 
 
 Attributive, aitrib'iiilv, aUj. JU; 
 
 Attributive, a. [(^ramm.J bnS'JliiS; 
 fageiBort. 
 
 Attrite, attrite', (I.) ndj. 1. nbgtrie: 
 ben, nbgeniu;t. Miltow. 2. [iljeol.J betriibt, 
 jevfnir|'d)t. [gerieben(;eir, 'Jlbgrmiyrhin:. 
 
 Attriteness, attnie'ncs. «. mc »ilb= 
 
 Attrition, attiisiriin, s. i. bai 'ilb-. 
 reibcn, bie ^iibreibung; 2ItMiiitjiiiifl. 2. bie 
 aibgcnu$t^eit, baS '"ilOgeriebeiifein. Johnson. 
 3. i Li';eoI.J bie 3>-'rfiiirrd;uiig befi ^petjcno, 
 ©iiabenbereuung nu& blp|jer 5iii'(l>t I'l'r ff 
 ©trnfe, iinboUfoninicnc 25ii^e. VVai.lis. 
 1. The change of aliment is effected by 
 the — of the stomach. Akuuthnot- 
 
 Attune, attune', v.a. 1. ^ l;arilil>llir(^ 
 
 innd)en, Ijarnionifd) erronen nuidjen. 2. (to; 
 
 lltnimeil (nfld)). To - tlie voice to the hiirp. 
 
 rid)tig jui: :f»iU|'e fiiigcn. IMhton. 
 
 1. Vernal airs — the trembling leaveit. 
 
 Atvvaill, atwane', aof/.^'entjivei. Shak. 
 
 Atvvell, (fdjott.; id) luetf} mA)l. 
 
 Atween, atwein', adv. - bilill>ir(f)en. 
 
 At'«vixt, atwikst', adv. b.iriiiiter. 
 
 At\«'0, aioo', «(/«.* eiirjiviei. Chaucer. 
 
 Aty r, i'tir, «. bie bengalii'dje JfoieneiTcnj. 
 
 Aubaine, iiwbine', (fr. ^.)<- liiitce 
 fr. diedft] bai ipcimfanrec<>t oiif bie SBiriii|'> 
 fenfdjaft eiiieS gretubcn. 
 
 Auburn, aw'bum, (ongelf. brennan. 
 burn) adj. buufelbraun , mi^briuin, ta\\a- 
 nicitbrniin. 
 
 Auction, iwk'shiin, (lAf. auctio; 
 engl. hawk; Jjofeiu i. I.bieiJluftioiu SBerilei; 
 grriiiio 2. cic i>fr|lciflerfe ®nd)e. Pope. 
 
 .Auction, 0. u. oerileigrni. 
 
 .i&UC>ioiiary^ awk shunarc, ndj. 
 
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 au etner 93er|teigerung gef)&rig. Drydeh. 
 
 Auctioneer, Swkshuncer', (nudt 
 A u c ' t i o n e r) s. b(T 23t'r|li'igiTir, >iliif tiona. 
 
 Auctioneer, i-.n-yerileigmi. [ror. 
 
 Auctive, iwk'tiv, (lar.) adj. vn. 
 niel;rinb. 
 
 Aucupation, awkilpa'shun, (((It.) 
 «. t ber ajogclfiiiig, ba6 SBogelileflen ii.± oat 
 ipard)en nai1) C>-rivn5. 
 
 Audacious, awda'shns, (I. audax ; 
 fr. audaeieux) adj. l.j fred), ferf, uenucgen, 
 breijl, nni>errd)aint, fiiljii. 2. T fi'iljn, iniitl). 
 udQ, frci, offen, breifl. Johnson. _ adv. Aa- 
 da' clou sly, fred), fiifjn, tnutljootl. 
 
 Audaciousness, ^wda-.'shunnl*, 
 t. bie S.u\)ntjeit , 5red)(;eit, aSenveg.nljeit. 
 
 Audacity, awdas'ete, 3. I. ^ bit 
 Sii^nljeit. 2. I bie Drei|ligfeit, $Jre(()I;eir, 
 Uiu'erfdjiiintfjeif. 
 
 Audible, iw'dcbi, {r.andibiiis)«,y. 
 f)orbnr, (diit, »ernel)nilic^. - adv. A u'd i b I y, 
 l)5rbnr ic. 
 
 Audibleness, aw'dcbines, «. bie 
 .^jorbiirfeit, Seriieljmbarffit, 25fnul)mtid)feit. 
 
 Audience, aw'jcense, *. I. bie .jju, 
 fj&rung. 2. bai Qklfot, bieiJinbien.}. --c han»- 
 ber, ber ajubien.ifiinl. 3. bie 3ii(ji>ri'r, bat 
 9lnbirorium. 4. [iSpiinienJ bie >iii!^ien)a (ein 
 @erid)t5l)of). 5. ((*ng(.] bai 'Jliibten.jgiTid)t 
 (bci5 e-rjbifd)ofe uon (FniitiTtuin)). 
 
 To have -, -j- ,iiigel)ort iverPeii. M11.T011. 
 
 Audience of leave, bie'}lbfd)icb?nilbienj. 
 
 .Audieilt, iw'decut, iw'jeent, <. f 
 ber 3iil}wcr. Shei.ton. 
 
 ;tudit, Jw'dit, s. 1. bie lIiircrriid)nMg, 
 '3lbt)i:'rnng ciner 9fed)niing, 9eed>niiiig6abl)or 
 2. 1 bie 9if'd)nuiig. Shan. 
 
 Audit, I), a. [?{ec()iiiing;n).l flbljCiren, 
 untci-fiid)en, (ibne(;men; (bi^iul.) juriiinmeiw 
 redjiieii. 
 
 Audit -house, Sw'd't- house, «. 
 bo5 ju Ciller 5?iniptfird)e gc()5rige ^febenge. 
 bnnbe, iwrin bie fie betreffenben &c\'d)(i\tt 
 bcfbrgt merben. 
 
 Audition, Swdlsh'iin, *. b(is§&ren. 
 
 Auditive, ^w'detlv, adj. I;5renb; 
 [5lnnt.] jum &H)'i>t flc()5ri(j, &ei)bt . . . 
 
 Auditor, aw'detur, *. 1. ber 3iif)&» 
 rer. 2. ber 3{ed!)nung6rntO/ 9{ec^nung«reui» 
 for, 9^ed)nung«(ibf)0rer.3.['>)J?i(it.] ber'Jlubitor. 
 
 Auditorsllip, iw'detiirship, s. bai 
 9init eine« Jfcc^iiiing^rnttjg ob. 9Iu&itor«. 
 
 Auditory, aw'delurre, adj. Ijbrmb ; 
 bn6 (53el)lir bcttejfenb. - nerve, [iUnnt.J ber 
 ffleljorneroe. 
 
 Auditory, «. 1. bie ajerfntntnding 
 1)011 3i"l)i>i'''rn , bie 3iil)Brer. 2. ber fporfaiK, 
 bai aiiibiroriiim. 3. ber 9{i(t)tfri'liil;l. Enc^c 
 
 .Auditress, iw'detres, s. bie 3u< 
 fjorcriim. Mii.ton. 
 
 Auf, Swf, s. ber 5Wflrr, :iropf, f. Oat 
 
 Auii;^ean, ^wjc'an, adj. l^yRijtl).] 
 - stable, ber Stiifl bci 2Iiigin«. 
 
 Aug'er, aw'giir, ii)o(i. aveganr; on* 
 ge(f. nale-gar, l)on nafa, bie 9{nbll<lbe, inib 
 gar, ber53ol)rcr) *. [ird)no(.] ber groge^tl>> 
 rer, <Srniigeiibof)rer (ber 3i"n»crieute) 
 -bore Ob. --hole, 1. bil4 S5of>rlO((> 
 2. i ber ciige 9{iiiim. 
 
 AujE^lit,^ (rd)ort.) bcfi^cn; nngrhoien. 
 
 Aucllt,^ VVhae's aught it'' iixill gc: 
 Iji^r eii 
 
FAt.". f'.r, fhU. fat. m. mot Flnf. fin NA. move. n^r. «ot. 6il, riai^. Trihe. tub, fi^M. t^in, THis. 65 
 
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 Aug-lit, (frf)Oft.)«. bn6^i(jeiUhiim, bet 
 aSfil^. In aiie's -, ill OemanDiJ 5?iiii6en. In 
 a' my -, in meineii! gaiijcn 'Bcfir). 
 
 Anffiltf Awt, (atigtir. awlht, aht, 
 owilii, oh wit, ohi) «. I. G-tll'rt« , tr(^rn^ 
 CSriiM*. 2. in ^awtt, bai >}5iinftrf)en , txii 
 WfriiifltTe. 
 
 1. But go, my Kon , and see if— lie wan- 
 
 ting. Addisuk. 
 
 2. There failed not — of any good thing 
 
 which the Lord had spokrn. .losii. XXI. 
 
 For - 1 know, (t) uiel id) lurip, \o uicl 
 niir bfii'iijjr \i\. 
 
 Aua[it*!ii iw'jjie. ((jr.) «. ["TOinernln.l 
 Der ^liiflit, Me .Clil>«•lIf'Ifn^e. (ti (irlniriq. 
 
 Aui^itiCT6wjit'ik,n(i;.)iir ClivcnMeih 
 
 Au^^llicnt, awgMieni', (fr. augnien- 
 ter; Int. nugnientum; qr. amo) p. a. Ufr> 
 meljren, i>er(irJgcrii. 
 
 Aug-iiieiit, V. n. fid) titrnirf^ren, 
 flrt) pfriiri'ftfrti, jiinrtjnifn. 
 
 Atiffiiit'iit, iwg'nient, «. 1. bir-Brr> 
 tnrl)ritiiii, i8er()ri>Hfrunfl, 3iiiinhMif. 2. [<pl)i; 
 Id.] Hi ?lii(Tiieiit, bie 25prfill'e. 
 
 Auffineilfnlllef Hwgnient'abl,a'(/. 
 pfriiifhrt'iir. 
 
 A Uffincnf ation, i w^nienti'dhun, 
 *. 1. bie 25irmfhrmi(i , 2?iT(iri»f5iTnnn , 3"' 
 nnfjtne. 2. fer Smviiit*, 3iiWfJ- •*• ("Wiif.! 
 iit Sfrfi'pvliinn I'd ^i'Uwvrrrt)ti ttt lt)e' 
 ma'6 einrr Jiuic cb. riitf# iJiiiuMi*. Ur»n\. 
 4. [5^rrlb.] pi- Sn^i^c )u einrni IBtppfn, 
 pft ni6 (I-hrfM)fi(f)i'n, fit ol6 ^njjpfii ober 
 nl« Ciinrtirrctii'ii ai'MiMrt ti'frrifn. 
 
 Au$[f ■ilt*ntati«'e y i w^men'tativ, 
 adj. l>t•rnlcf)rfll^, vrrnri'iltriib, i^frftrirfrtiP. 
 
 Antflll<*ntf'r, awgnienlur, «. ttt 
 SBtrimlirfr , 1? riirnfirrrr. (iiiufr Aiig<fr. 
 
 AlI9T«'-llul<* Pb. Aiigre'n liore f. 
 
 Aultrur, aw'<>rir. dm. an^iir) «. I. 
 [r6m. fsiffrti.i ^fr >?lii(iiir. 'i. brr lU.ihrf.iiirr. 
 
 Auj>-iir, ». >i. I. iiMhriiiiirii. 2. nl)iicit, 
 mtithmiifji'ii ; -iiy) fd)llr(}rn (aiis (?nun#). 
 
 .4ii]fiir, r. rt. I. iTrijerfiigfii , iBciff.i' 
 flfn. 2. iihiicn, tmitfjinnfirii. 
 
 Aii{;:iiral, in'^uial. ndj. jiir 'IB>if)r> 
 foflfrri (ifljprin. - «iati . ttr ^«.il)rfiiniT|t.ii'. 
 
 A Uf{'lirat(*, iw'<;i'i>aie. V. If. -f 
 prPVf)i'K'''"- tiiiithn!iif;rn, niiivirircn. 
 
 All|flimfi4>ll, aw^iiia'sliun. s. I. 
 btf 1Beiffo(iiiii(i, tmi •Jliiiinnrcii. 2. bif25i>r> 
 trtfiitiing. bii* 9IiMcirfirit. [Smak. 
 
 Aiii^iir«*r, ^w'j-nrilr. ». tbcr^liiaiir. 
 
 Au^lirijtl, iiwgii'rcal, adj. aiigil; 
 riu1?, nmi'rrr.v'rirfft. Brown 
 
 Antflirizc, Jw'cuiJ/.e. r. a. f illls 
 (jiiriri'M , iTrlifrM^fii , nif iff.iiif n. 
 
 AlIj^'lirOIlM, ^w'gtlilis. adj. wci\\<[< 
 
 (jenP, iihiirnP, i'rrf«eJ>riirfnb, nnnnrirrnb. 
 
 AlllfUry, aw'guii. (lat. angurium) 
 *. I. bie 'Sjalirfiiflfrf i ; "Sjiil^naniiiifl, bn« 
 'JJiigiirirrii. 2. tie SBpr&effiitiiiifl, bii6 '•JIu- 
 giiriiMii. Shak. Drvdex. 
 
 Allj^IIKtf awgust'. (liU. niigiistiiK) 
 adj. iirpft, l)i'i)r, frltal'fii, Ijcrrlid). (•Jliigiirt. 
 
 Aujfiist, iw'guxi. t. [Raknt:] brr 
 
 AiitfiiMfn, awgus'ia. «. I'^ribrrii.] 
 9Iugiiilii. 
 
 Aufflinfan, awgust'an, adj. I. nin 
 flUftil'd). 2. nilil^blirnifff). -confession, &nf 
 aufl^burgifff)? ffllniibeiif bcfemitiiiB. Ejicyc. 
 
 AuffUtftiuiaus , Iwgusiin'eanz, «. 
 i tigl.-deutsch. Wiirlerbuc . f. 
 
 AUll 
 
 1. flljfol.] We ?liiqinl!niiincr. 2. - ob. Au- 
 gus't i II s. Dit9liigiiiltiift (em -JJ^iMic^sJcrfteti). 
 
 A ug'ustnes.4 , awgiist'ii4s. I. (ie 
 ©r^nteiihcir, >polH'it, -iiiurfi' (Der-WioiieK.i. 
 
 Aiagrustus, iwgiis'ttis, s. l<)iiiinej 
 Stiigiiil, 'Jliigiiitufi. [ (jDrnitl).] ttx iJllf. 
 
 Auk, awk, (jii|"nmmcng. u. Alcn) a. 
 
 AulnriMIl, awla'rean . (lot. aula) «. 
 [Uiiii'err. CrforB) Da6 ^3Kitfl!if6 einer 'iliiln, 
 jllin UliriTt"rt)ieDe W\\ Collegian. 
 
 Aitld, (rrf)Ptt.) nit. 
 
 Aulil rnrraii, I (f(f)ott.) i"d;nnTin= 
 
 Auld rt«mtiit,5 ni.<i, fliui, liilitj, 
 pfiffiil. Itiine, day of other years. 
 
 Auld Inii^ nyniSy (fitL'tt.) older 
 
 Aul<l-<»%'Hrld, (fc^ott.) niffr.uififif), 
 
 nltontfrifrt) , nlrim>Dir({). [nlte ©cfd)id)tcii. 
 
 Auld-ivarld stories, (fd)L<rt.) 
 
 AuleliC, iiwlet'ik, (flr.) udj. t Jll 
 eiiicr ^l>ieife ot>. jii ••ISiVifen , 9(&l)reii ge()in'i(i. 
 
 AuliC, iw'lik, (tnt. aulicus; gr. aule) 
 adj. 1. [tent, (^efd).] jii eineni i^pfe flel;i«rig, 
 i}^\ ... — council, ter 9fcid)il)iM'rntl). 2. s. 
 [Uiiii'ert".) bieStreitilUiiiig, ®trciri"d>rirr. Knc. 
 
 Aulll, /iwn, (fr. aune; 1. ulna; gr. 
 
 AiiiK*, J olene) t. bit triitiji>rifd)e Q\W. 
 
 AuillHtl , iwniale', (ft. emalh o. <>. 
 t tiint iitndjen. titES!.EH. 
 
 Aumbry, \. imbry. 
 
 AuiiK*, awin, t. (l)p||.-))?nHi MeiiUni'. 
 
 .4unf, ant. ((.aiiiiiai s. I. t^ie ^J.)^lll)illC, 
 Iniite. Great-, bie (iJrogtniite. 2. Pie luenV 
 Jrnii; (mid)) tie itiippieriiiii. .>>h*k. 
 
 Aura, awta. dnciij.) *. l-IiiifTriifd).! 
 tie iJliidrtroiiiimg I'oii feincii iljcild^iii niu^ 
 eincni .Ui^'rper, fer \'lii^fl"i6 >•'"" 'iiiPOlgeriid)!.'!!. 
 
 Auratt^, aw'iaie. «. I. Me (^HMCbini. 
 
 2. [Ol^i-ni.! Cne (JJi'icrniierfnlj; - ot potaxh. 
 golM'niire iHurnu1)e. 
 
 Aurated, awrited, adj goltnrtig. 
 
 Aur**lia, uwie'led, J. i (f-iitoni.l 
 Die "Jjiippr, i)ri)mpl)e 2. l-iUeit'crn.| 'Jliiniia. 
 
 Aureliau, Awrelean, udj. }ti eiiier 
 ijjiippc gfO^'ria. If'i'^ (i)ul^^nllre. 
 
 Auric, aw'iik, udj. [6l)flll.| - acid, 
 
 Auricle, awiekl, (int. auricula) *• 
 ['Jliint.l 1. tn<J mifjcre Cljr. 2. Knfi ipcrirljr. 
 
 Auricula, awrikilla, s. l~^ot.J Cic 
 •Jliirifel. 
 
 Auricular, ^wrik'llllr. ndj. Dl)= 
 
 ren . . . . l. J" ff" Oljreii gel;i>rig. i- in Dnc 
 Cljr gringr, l)einilid). -confession, Ifnrl). 
 iHcl.l tie Oljrciibeidjtc. 3. im'iuMid) i'it'L-rlie> 
 fcrt. 4. tiird) bn6 (i)t'l)Dr t-rfniint, jimi ip'o- 
 n-ii gi'Ijorig. lin'S Cl}r, l;eimiiil). 
 
 Auricularly, awrikiilarlc, adv. 
 
 Auriculafu , iwrik'tilaie , udj. 
 I2}pt.! gcfOrr. ^ 
 
 Auriculated, iwrlk'iilited , adj. 
 griMJe , innge Oljreii fjaeeiib^, lnngL>l)rig. 
 
 AuriTeruus, awrlf'tenis, (lat.au- 
 rifer) 'idj. goI?rcid) , ginrfuljri'liD. 
 
 Aurig-a, fiwiiga, #. [ Olilron. ] 6er 
 giiOrmnim. 2. I^ljir.] Die 'tfiii)rmniiii56iii6e. 
 
 3. l-iliiiU.) peri'ierreCnppcuti'reel'er. aiuNCY. 
 Aurig^atiOll, awiegislmn, (I. au- 
 
 riga) I. ta6 JiiOrmfffii. 
 
 Auripis'iiieiituin, r.Orpinieni. 
 
 Auriscalp, aWrJskaip, (Int.) «. 
 [Gl)ir.] ber OI)rpiiirfl, DI}rli>ifeL 
 
 Aurist, Jw'rist, (lai. auris) s. bet 
 Dl)rfnarji. Ash. 
 
 AUT 
 
 Aurora, Swro'ra, ((.aurora; fnrtsfr. 
 arnii) t. 1. £iie •>I>?ornenr6r(;e. Aurora 
 borealis Ob. lumen boreale, imi 3iorbli(ftr. 
 2. llJot. ] ber .'J>al;iiciif"ii(j. 3. l-Kprl). ] 
 i!(iirorn , /. 
 
 Auroral, awioial, adj. bie^JJeorgfiK 
 r&tl)e Ob. biis 9?iirMirf)t ('crrcffeiib. 
 
 Aitruin, aw'nini, (rnr.2i3.)*. [IDif. 
 I'eilfd).] bnSCMolb. - fulminuns, fnlininafing 
 gold. bnS ^llillfgolb. - niosaiciiiii ob. iiiu 
 
 sivum, bn* ■'))?iif(ogo(b. 
 
 Auscultation, awskulia'.shini. ((.) 
 
 i. I. biie ,3ul;i:H-en, giiifmrrfcn. 2. (■OMeb.) 
 bic 'Jlii^riiltnrion (>7Jfct(;obe, .\?mnff)i'ircii biirdi 
 25co(>ad)tiiiig be« (£if)alle5 niif ber 9)ru|l ju 
 lliitiTfd)cibeii). Laknmec. 
 
 Auspicate, aw'speUate, (fnt.) v. a, 
 
 1. Oiliicf mcifTiigen. Burke's REn.ECTtoss. 
 
 2. oorl)fr nnji'igfii. B. Jonson. 3. nnfaiigen. 
 Auspice, iw'spis, ^(fnt.auspi- 
 
 AuspiceS,5w'spcsc/,;>/.^ciuiii) 4. 1. 
 
 bie SSorbebciitimg, ba«J >!liinuriiiin. 2. pt. bit 
 
 Seining, Qliiffirf)!, ber @(tii(), 25ei|Tnnb, 
 
 @d)irm, ^iiiftiif?, Die ^}(iirpijieii. Ibeuteiib 
 
 Auspicial, Swspisii'al, nd;. wrixt 
 
 Auspicious, aw»|,ish'n»,nrf/. (JMUff 
 
 mfifTn.iPiib ; gi'iiiiTig, gliirflid). 2. gli'icf(id) (u. 
 'TJiTfoiieiD. Dkvdew. 3. geiieigf,ii)o(;('.i)pneiib, 
 gnnbig. Shak. 
 
 Auspiciously, Swspish'iVsle. ado. 
 
 gdicflid), iiiuer giiiiiligfr 33iT(icbfiitimg. 
 
 AuspiciouKness,^w.spish'u!.nus, 
 s. brr nfiiiiligc i!liird)i'iii ; ini- mnd. 
 
 Auster, ^w'stur, (int. m.) s. ? bej 
 iSiiPiuinb. Pope. 
 
 Aust(*re, iwstcie', (int. austems, 
 udj. I. ilrriig, (;nrt, rnui;, iiiifrciiiiblid), 
 crii|T(i'.'i)5erroiieii). 2. I)ert>(ii.(»)erd)mn(f). 3. 
 t itreiig, crnil. -look, eiii err!|Ter 25li(t. 
 - udn. A II s I e r e ' I y . ftveiig !C. 
 
 Austereness, ^wsiere'ils, *. i. 
 bie ©frpiifie, jp.irte, G-riiillinftigreit, lln- 
 freiiiiMirf)fi'ir (bi-fixnrnftcrS :c.) 2. biei>crf'e, 
 5pfrl'l)eit(ciner5riid)t!c.),berhcr6e(i)erd)iiin(f. 
 
 Austerity, awsier'eie, «. 1. tip 
 ©treiige (be.5i?nrnfterd:c.). 2. pi. bie ilrenge 
 <?ee>eiiSnrt; itrenge Hefriiiigen, bie i^nitciiiiin, 
 Siifjiiiig. 
 
 Austin, Jw'stin, *.9(iigiit1iii. - - f r i a r, 
 ber >}Iiigii|liiiertiuMicf). --nun. Die 2Iiiaii|ti» 
 nernoiiiie. 
 
 Austral, aws'tral, adj. fllblicft. 
 
 Australasia, iwstral^'^hca, «. 
 01iiilrnlien,^}3oli)iicfieii. 
 
 Australize, aws'tralue, v. v. fi4 
 imd) Siibeii iieigcii ob. loeiibeii. 
 
 Austria, aws'trea, s. [csjeogr.] Dc- 
 llerreid). ld)ifd). - *. ber Df|liTreid)er. 
 
 Au.strian, aws'trcan, adj. oilerrcii 
 
 Austrine, iws'irin, adj. I'liblid). 
 
 AustrOIBianCy , aws'tromanse, 
 (gr.) s. Die 'ienl)rrngiiiig nii$ ben "ajiiibcii. 
 
 Authentic, awi/ien'tik, /(gr.) 
 
 Autlieutical, awt/icntekal, i^ adj 
 I. niitljeiirifd), nd)t, ri'd)t^frnr'tig, Deglniifcigt, 
 glnubiuiirbig, jiiuerlniTig. 2. feierlid) ()cf6r< 
 bert. .Shak. — ndo. Aut lien 'tica Iiy, nils 
 tl)cniifd) ;c. 
 
 AutlienticalneSS, awr/ion'tekal- 
 nes, ». bie 9liirl)ciiricitnt, 9Ied)tl;eif, 9?ed)r^. 
 OUltigfeit, Wlniil'iuiirDigfeif. 
 
 Autlienticatto}iwt/ien't«kAt«.r.a. 
 
(.(> laie. far. fall, f.*t Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, got. 6il. cloud. Tnlie. tn'>. fnll. (/'in. Tllis. 
 
 AUT 
 
 teurf iinbcn, 6cg(nii6i(]cn, rcctttSguttia mnc^jen. 
 
 Tlie king serves only as a notary to 
 authenticate the clioice of judges. 
 
 BiTRKE. 
 
 Autlienfication, iwt/ienielia'- 
 sliun, «. Me SSffllaiibinimg. 
 
 jftutllt^uticity^ awt/ientis'sete, «. 
 
 Die 0)lnut'iiuirMflfctt, 3krf)tt)eit. 
 
 AutlienticneSS, awtAen'tlknes, 
 
 «. t tie ?led)rl;eit. 
 
 'Auiltor, aw't/iur, ((at. auctor; ir. 
 uglidar; ID. awdur; fr. auteur; fp. autor; 
 it. autorc) s. 1. Cer ©d)Bpfer, ©tiftct, llr: 
 t)i:bet. 2. ber SBerfaffer, Sd)rifrflc[ler. 3. bic 
 Jlrfadje. [laffni. 
 
 Autlior, i>. n. t I'cnirfiic^en, vevaw-- 
 
 AutllOreSS, aw't/tiires, «. 1. Cic 
 
 Urf)eC>eriiin. 2. Die ©d^riftllcUcriiin. 
 
 AutUoritative , iwi/ior'eiativ , 
 adj. 1. teuofliiiridjtigt, tie Ii5t(;ige ©cwjnlt 
 ()a('cnb. Pearson. 2. gi'bietccifd), a(MVrcd)enC>. 
 
 AutlioritativeJy^ awt/ior'etiliiv- 
 le, adv. 1. mit Sluroritar. 2. gebietcrifd). 
 
 Autltoritativeness , awi/ior'- 
 4;aiivnes, ». 1. M6 5?nnbelii ucmuiflc ciiicr 
 25i.iUinnd)t ober ©cmalr. 2. ixii mid^tijje'iln; 
 fctjeii, ge6ictcriid)e 233efi'ii. 
 
 AMtliority,avvi/ior'ete. «. l.biefleff(>5 
 iiiaf5ige''Wiid)t iiiib Weiuiilt, 5lutmtot. 2. bn^ 
 ?liifel;en, bie(tmirn(i!rf)e)GS)eivnIt, ber&infliilj; 
 fcic 2eid)tigfdt. 3. bnS Seuanifj ; bie ''Huto-. 
 ritnt (tiller ©cf)vifr, ^en'oii). 4. bie (yiau('= 
 a'urbigfeit, 91utcritiit (eiiieg (S>ei'd)trf)trd)rci: 
 tn6 K.). 5. ber 2?efe()(; bie greifjeit, Gt-- 
 Mubnip. 6. 19{ed)t!5i"pr.] pi. bie 91itroritntcn 
 (fnlljerc aiugipriiche eineS ®mci)tM)v\i& , bie 
 tinbciiber Dtatur finb). 7. bie 23oIlimid)t. 
 8. bie Dfegierung, Cbrigfeit, SBcljbrbe. 9. 
 KEenneftifut] civil -, bie griebcti«i-id)ter. 
 
 Of a suspected — ,iinnctt, uiiglnut'iuurbig. 
 From the best authorities, aui ben be; 
 ften QiieKen. To be in -, bie Qiemait in 
 §nnben fjnbcn. 
 
 Autliorization , iwt/t&rezA'sliun, 
 «. 1. bie a3cLio((innc^tiguiio. 2. bie ^c\intU 
 gimg , (5)ii(tigiiind)ung. 
 
 Autltorize, iw't/i&rize, e. a. 1. be; 
 
 rDrinind)tigcn, bfrcd)rigcn, ernidd)rigcti (G'l- 
 
 tien). 2. gi'ilHg iii(id)eii, beilrttigeii (eiiie $ei; 
 
 rati)). 3. bidigen, giit()cif-en. 4. fi'ir red)tiiiiv 
 
 fjig crflarcn, red)tfcrtigen. 5. biird) 'Jlutoritnt 
 
 eitifiil;ren, begriiiiben, fc(t|"e$en. 6. (eine'^JJJei; 
 
 ming ic.) beflriiiiben, betTntigcii, in »2tnfel)en 
 
 bringen Db. fetjcn; bcrcdjtigeii , ermnd)tigen 
 
 (jU). Webster. 
 
 4- Suppress desires wliich reason does 
 
 not — . Webster. 
 
 5. An autliorized idiom of language. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 AutllOrleSS, iw't/nirles, adj. mu 
 glnubmi'irbig. l-}UitDrrd)aft. Shaftesbury. 
 
 Alltliurship, aw't/iurship, t. bie 
 
 AMtobiog'ra.|iIiy , awtobiog'- 
 grafe, (gr.) «. bie SBefrf^reibimg feine« eige. 
 uen CebeiiS, *UiitDbipgrap(;ie. Wai.sh. 
 
 Autoclitlton, iwtok't/iun, (gr. 
 233.) *. bcr Urbciuo()iier (eiiicS 2niibc«). 
 
 Aiiiocrasy, awtok'rase, (gr.) *. 
 bie 2liirofratie, <Selb|lf)frrrd)aft. 
 
 Autocrat, aw'tokrat, ^ W. bcr 
 
 Autocrator^aw'tokriiiir, >©flbfl= 
 
 Autucrater, J t)crr= 
 
 AVA 
 
 f(f)cr, 5Iiitofrflt. 
 
 rat'Ik, ) 
 
 lokrat'ekal, y 
 
 Autocratical, awto 
 adj. autefrncifd). Eton. 
 
 Autocratrix, iw'tokraiiiks, £. bie 
 iSeIb|l()errfd)erinn (in 3{ngi(inb ber litel bcr 
 ilrtiferinn). 
 
 Auto-da-fe, awtodafe', (fp. 2D.) 
 J. Ifntl). ^ird)cj l. bn3 aiiitobnfe, bie fici;er= 
 ()iiirid)ning,ile^i'ri'cr['renniing. 2- bieitct5cr» 
 ucnirrljeilung. 3. bnS AU"l;crgerid)t , GJlrtii; 
 ben6gcrid)r. 
 
 Autog-rapli, iw'tograf, ^ (gr.) 
 
 Autog-rapliy, awing'grafc.^ <■ bie 
 ©.'Ib|ird)rifr, llr)"d)rift; Dai Driginal. 
 
 Autug-rapliical, iwtograf'ekal.^ 
 
 Autog-raplkiC, awtograffik, ^ 
 adj. eigcnljiinbig gefd^ritben, eigcnljnnbig. 
 
 Autoinalite, s. [•DJJiiicralg.] bcr 
 9llltLMlU1Iir, '5ilf)(iillit. Thomson. Cyc. 
 
 Autoiaiatli, iw'tomai/i, (gr.) «. bcr 
 ®elbiTgelcl)rte. Yodng. 
 
 Automatic, awtomat'ik , ^ 
 
 Automatical, awtomal'ekal, ^ 
 adj. 1. felbftbciucglid) , (trf) fcib|l bcmegenb. 
 
 2. nutmnntird), mnfitinenniiifjig. 
 Automaton, ^wtom'.von, (gr. 2B.) 
 
 pi. automata iinb bcffer automatons, 
 t. bcr *!liitiiinin, iiM iSclb|lgerriebe. 
 
 AutOmatOUS, ^wtnm'aitis, adj. 
 nutonintifd). Brown. 
 
 Autonomous, i w ton 'noMiiiM,(gr.) 
 adj. frei, nad) cigenenOJcfctjcn rcgicrt. 
 
 Autonomy, awtnn'nome, (gr.) i. 
 t bie ©elbftregicrung , bcr ©elbiliuide. 
 
 Autopsy, ^w'topse, (gr.) s. l. 
 ['OTi)ll.l bie @eIb)lbcfd)nuuMg. 2. (>Jinnt.] 
 bie Dcffniing eine6 2eid)nnm5. 3. ber ^Jliigcii-- 
 fc^ein, biiS ©clbtlic(;en, bie cigcne iBeobiicfjniiig. 
 
 Autoptical, awtop'tckai, adj. niir 
 cigenen 9liigeii gere^en, bcobiic^tet. Johnson. 
 -adv. A u t o p ' t i c a 1 1 y , niit cigenen 'iliigcn. 
 
 Autumn, ivvtiim. (lat. autumnnsj 
 I. ber 5perb|l. 
 The golden pomp of — . W. Irving. 
 
 Autumnal, awtum'nal, adj. lHrb|t) 
 lid). - fruits, §erb|lfrrid)te. - a- bie^erbjb 
 pfTanjen. 
 
 Auxesis, Swgze'sis, (gr. 2C.) t. 
 [9?(}Ct.l bie tlebertreibung. Smith. Kwcyc. 
 
 Auxiliar, iwgzil'yar, ) adj. jnr 
 
 Auxiliary, awgzil'yare.^ 5?iiitebic! 
 
 ncnb, $iilf« - troops, jpiiifiuruppcn. 
 
 - verb, [(55rnmni.] i>a6 ^lilfsjcituuirt. 
 
 Auxiliary. *. 1. bcr 35ci(lanb, bie 
 i^iilfe , ber ipclfer. 2. pi. bie ipiiifsrruppcn. 
 
 3. [©mnini.l Mi ^lilf^jcitiyort. 
 Auxiliatiou, awgzilea'shun, *. bie 
 
 i>i"ilfe, bcr Sgciflanb. ^ ^ [f)elfenb. 
 
 Auxiliatory, Swgzll'yaiurre, udj. 
 
 Ava, (rd)Dtt.) at all. 
 
 Avail, avale', (fr. valoir; t. valere; 
 eng(. well; arnb. balla) v. a. I. (one's self 
 of any thing) fid) bebienen (eincr <S>cid)(), 
 Qtmai benu^en , firf) i" ^"^^ innd)eii. 2. 
 e-inem (jelfen, nn^en. 3. bcfijrbern, bcgiin= 
 fligcn (ein llntcrnc()men :c.). [Webster. 
 
 1. Let him avail himself of his license. 
 
 2. What will skill - us against num- 
 
 bers? Webster. 
 
 Avail, V. n. 1. helfen, nu^en, plmi 
 
 Siii^cn fciu. 2. ilnrf flcnug fcin, l)iiireid)enbe 
 
 AVE 
 
 l®tarPe, ^rnft, ©cmatt i^nben, nm Qtnxii tu 
 
 beiwirfen; rtll6rcid)cn. Medicines will not 
 avail to check the diseiise, 3Jrjene;tlI 
 fiinnen ber iir(infl)cit feinen Gini)nlt tt)un. 
 
 Avail, s. ber 'Tiutjen, (^ciuinn, 93i'r« 
 tijcil, bag SSeite. 
 
 Available, ava'iabl.nrf;. l.nu^lid), 
 
 PDrtl)eil()(ift, fi)rberlid). Atterbury. 2. giiitig. 
 
 2. Laws are — by consent. Hooker. 
 
 Availableiiess , ava'lablnes, «. 
 I. bie ^fiitjiic^fcit, 9iutibnrfeit. 2. tit&uU 
 rigfeit, ^rnft. 
 
 Availment, avaie'mlnt, s. f bie 
 g^iii^lidjfeit, ber 23i'rtl)cil, giui^en; gliicflid)e 
 'Huc-gnng; bie 22irffanifeit. 
 
 Avails, avaU', *. pt. [Tliotbam.] bet 
 ©rrnig, ©cannn. 
 
 Avalanche, avalansh',^ (fr. 2B.)«. 
 
 Avalang-e, avaianje', J bie Onivi* 
 ne, Snumine. Bvrok. 
 
 Avale, avale', (Int. vallis) v. n. f 
 faflen , finfcn , (id) fenfen. 
 
 Avale, V. a. t faden hifTen, fenfen. 
 
 Avant, avant', (fr. SB.) «. obcr - - 
 guard, ber 2Sprtrnb. --courier, bet 
 iSiTt'nte, SSorltiufer. --mure, bie S5or« 
 lUiliUT. --peach, bie 5>'''')Pf"'l'id)e. 
 
 Avant'urine, «. [-iBiincrnlg.] Det 
 •ilimntiirin , (i)liinincr|1cin. Uiie. 
 
 Avarice, av'aiis, (l. avaritia; aveo^ 
 «. bcr 0)ci,i, bie .^iibfndjt. 
 
 Avariciou.t, avarish'us, adj. gei> 
 jig, fnrg. — «d«. A vnri'ciously, gcijigic. 
 
 AvariciousneSS, avarish'usnes, 
 .». bcr (^cij , bie iXiirghclr. [Gower. 
 
 Avarous, avarus. Oft/, t I)nb|ud)tig. 
 
 Avast, avast', (perf. bus, genug; it. 
 bastii) interj. [>D?nr.] gcniig ! (;iilr nn! I)nlt! 
 
 Avauilt, avant', ( m. ibant, fort) 
 hiterj. fort! fort bii ! ii'cg ba! parte bid)! - ». 
 I'o give one the -, (5-inen uiit 25crai^tung 
 cntiaffcn. Shak. [self. praMen, fid)riit;uien. 
 
 A vaunt, v. a. nihineii. To - one't 
 
 Avel, avel', (irtt.) I), a. abrci^cn. 
 
 Ave Hary, ave mi're, t. [tath. 
 9{cl.| bnS aii'c, aiue •>»faria. 
 
 Avenaceous, aveuA'shus, (int.) 
 adj. ()affrarrig. 
 
 Aveua^e, av'enidje, (fat. avena; 
 fr. avoine) *. bcr 5paferjin5, bie 5pnfergulte. 
 
 Avener, I av'enur, s. [engl. geun 
 
 Avenor, ^ balr.i ein S. @ta(Ipern;n(s 
 tcr, bcffcn'^lniieemar, ipaferl)erbcijufd)affen. 
 
 Aveng'e, avenje', (fr. venger; fp. 
 vennar; I. vindex; angclf. winnan, flreiten, 
 gi'iuiniien) v.m. 1. rad)cn. 2. nl;nbcn, flrafen. 
 
 To - one's self of . . ob. on . . ., fid) 
 rrid)cn an . . [ajeftrafiing. 
 
 Aveug'eance, avin'janse, j.f bie 
 
 Aveug'emeut, avenje'mlnt, s. 1. 
 bie ^iad)e. 2. bie >lllinbiing, 23ei1rafung. 
 
 Aveng-er, aven'jur, *. I. ber din-. 
 d)cr. 2. bcr '3l()nber, 53ciTrafer. 
 
 Aveug°eress, aven'jures, 4. 1. Me 
 9{ad)crinn. 2. bie '3l()iibcriini. Spensek. 
 
 Avens, avenz.^*. 125pt.]bafi!8enebif« 
 
 Avent, av'ent.J tciifraut. MiLixa. 
 
 Aventure, aven'tsln'ire, (fr. 2D.) 
 «. |9{ed)t^fpr.i bcr llMfall, ungliirflid)c Sufad 
 (ber ol)ne ba5 ipiniiirl;nn cincr anbern <Perfon 
 einc^ »))?enfd)en iob jiir golge t)at, j. S>. 
 burd) ©rnriafen k.k 
 
 1 
 
FAlt". tar. I?ill Int. Mi. met. Fine, fin. N6. mhve. n6r. got, 6il. rifind. Ti'ibe. tnb. dill. tAin. IHis. ti 
 
 AVE 
 
 Avenue, av'inu, (fr. «B.) «. I. ber 
 Durcfjaniifl, 3"{)<"iil. ^<i&- 2. fcie 9ltlee, ^er 
 93rtiini(jfln(j. Encyc. 3. 6ie'2lueiiue, mit!8riu< 
 men bfir^te (Stm^e. 
 
 Aver, (fdiprt.) fcn5 91rbeitfpfert. 
 
 Aver, aver', (ft. ave'rer; lat. verun; 
 flriii. qiiiiya; it. feor, fir; ID. gwir; corn, 
 uir; ^. ii'iihr; fjpff. waar) u. o. i>erfirf)crn, 
 bcfriiftiqen, bcu'nljrfn. Prior. 
 
 Aver, av'ur, *. t ^n« ©tiirt 3"fli'ifl)- 
 --catele, i<\6 Sufll''*')- -coin, Ne 
 JJrphngctrciB*. --land. tn6 Jrcljngur. 
 -penny. Me J^P^nilf lift. 
 
 AveriHfC, av'urirfje, (norm. a»er«, 
 25ifl), $nbf; fir. avoir) #. I. (ifjniibfll Dcr 
 Secfcf)iiticn , 6ie 5?ni'erfi. 2. bn I^urt^i'djuitt, 
 tai mittlfte 2J«h(iftnt0. On cfcr upon 
 an - , im Oiir(f)|(^nitte. 3. eine firiiu '7lbj 
 flftt'e, i«e(cf)e firtiiflmte nn Pen ®d)iff<5|)fttrini 
 nebfii Per flfivoljnlidjiii 'i?rrtrt>t fiir feme 
 9ltim(f)t liber Pie flelabciien Water bejnljlen. 
 ■1. le-nol.] Per ©pnniiPienfl, Pie grrfjiie. 5. 
 bn* SrcljiiflelP, Pic Siehileuer. 
 3. ..Paying no much freiglit. witli primage 
 and — accustomed." 
 
 BiLla OP tADINO. COWEL. McCl'l.lOCH. 
 
 Avernfce, adj. tin inirtfere« 95irl)iilt! 
 nifi cnfljnltenP, niittlere, burcMdjnittlid), 
 «Wittef . . . 
 
 Averng'e, v. a. l. Pn« niitffereSBcr: 
 (imriii^ unflleidjer ©imimen pP. Qunntitiiteii 
 finPeii, fliif eine mittkre Suiiitiie jiirri(ffiil)> 
 rcii pp. rcPujiren. 2. i>rrf)n(tni^iiin0!O i'«= 
 thfilen (eiiten QJcrliijl). 
 
 Averaipe , »• n. eine mittfere @um> 
 me pp. Qunntitiit PilPen. 
 
 The lo»se» of theovvncr«will-25 pound* 
 each, I'Pn Pern 95erfiifle Per ©inentljilmer 
 nurPen 25 '^SfiiiiP jcPcn trrffeit, fliif jePeii 
 fpiiinien, Per SBrrliiil Per (finentfji'inier wirP 
 fur jePeii 25'iPfimP nutfmnrfjeii. These upai* 
 - 10 feet in length, Pine Spiirreil (lllP ill! 
 Diirc()f(f)nitte 10 5ii0 Innji. 
 
 Averine»<, Iver'mcni, «. 1. Pie 
 5Birfi(()erimg, SSejnfjimg, 5Befl<itiflimn. 1. Pie 
 ipcfriiftiiiuiifl ; Per 58eiuci«. Bacon. 3. 
 |?{fd)t«rpr.] PflS SIncrbietcn einer ^nrtri, 
 ihreiUiignPen )u recfjtfcrtinen rP. }u Peiveifen. 
 
 AvernAt, avlr'nat, «■ eine burtinn- 
 Pirrf)e Zriinbeiiflnttiing. Joh>8om. Ash. 
 
 Averroist, aver'r/.Ut, *. [^f)tlPf.] 
 Per 2(nl)(in(icr Pc6 'iU'errpe*. 
 
 Averruncate, avern'ng'kite, (I. 
 • verruncare) ». a. iiiifrPttcn, nuSlUlirjCln. 
 
 Averruncaiion , avcrrungki'- 
 shun, X. Pie ^ii^rprtnno. 
 
 Aversation, aver«i'shun. C(. Rver- 
 »ari) t. (from il. to, of, -f towards) Per 
 ^Jll'irfjeii, 2CiPermifIe (ucr), Pie SJbneiaung 
 (Ofjien). 
 
 Averse, averse', adj. (to pp. from) 
 I. ((?inem, einer <Bn<t)t) nbgcneiflt. 2. ini: 
 flllnfliO' illiuiPer. - ado. Averse'ly, Ull: 
 flern, tnif SCiPerroillen. 
 
 1. A verse aliketo flatter or offend. Pope. 
 
 2. And Pallaa now - refused her aid. 
 
 Drydex. 
 
 To be - to pliysic, ni(()f (jrrn einiicfjinfu. 
 He is - to pp. from it, e« ifl il)m jniviPer. 
 
 Aver»ene««, averse'ncs. t. (to) 
 bcr 9U'f(1)eii , SBiPenuide, Pie SiPgeneiflrljeit 
 
 AVO 
 
 Aversion, aver'shun. t. (for linP 
 beffcr to) 1. Per ilBtPeripifle , ■aU'fdjeu , Pie 
 «}lf>neii]iin(j (ppr, gcflcn). 2. (Pie llrfadje it6 
 3lt>rct)eu«) Per SiPfAeu. 3. Pic aibneiflunfl 
 (I'pn unbfiebten ®iib(lnnjcn). 
 
 1. A freeholder is bred with an aversi- 
 
 on to subjection. Aooison. 
 
 2. Pain their—, pleasure their desire. Pope. 
 
 3. Magnesia, notwithstanding this — to 
 
 solution, forms a kind of paste with 
 water. Fourcroy Tran.s. 
 
 Avert, avert' (lot. avertere, vertex; 
 enql. veer; ("p. birar; illl). bari =i lot. vario) 
 V. a. 1. (from) megiuenPen, iwegf ct)ren , ab-- 
 ipcnPen , Abfei^en , abiiel)en (Die <Jiunen ic. 
 ppn (S-tiua*). Shak. 2. nbiuenPcn, pcrl)iiten 
 (cin Ungliicf). Byron. 3. nbiucnPin lUiic^cn 
 (Pie 5?er}en). [wcnPen. Thomson. 
 
 Avert, V. n. fid) clnuenPen, firt) tveg* 
 
 Averter, aver'tur, «. 1. Per 'iibmein 
 PenPe. 2. bai flbiuenPenPe, obleirenPe'iBiittel. 
 
 Avery, a'viiie. *. po6 ^nfermoflojiii. 
 
 Aviary, aveare, (lat. aviariuiii) t. 
 tn\& 25P(ifll}iiii6; Pie 25o!iell)f(fe. Wotton. 
 
 Avitliousiy, .^vid'eusle,n(it>. nicrii]- 
 
 Avidity, avidcii, (int. aviditas> t. 
 
 1. Pic (i)tet, Ciiicrigfeit. 2. t Pie SBcflierPe. 
 Avidulous, avid'ulua, adj- tma6 
 
 ^iU'fii(f)rig, flierifl. 
 
 Aviifnon- berry, *. [33pt.] Pie 
 firciijPprnl'fcre , ^IBi'iJcPDrnbeere. 
 
 A vile, avile', (fr. avilir) ». a. f ^er> 
 rtbreljen, ernicPrifleii, IjernbiurirPigen. 
 
 Aviso, avi's6, f t. [ipanPelJ Pie97n<l)= 
 
 Avise, avise', ^ x\<i)t, Per ^eric^t. 
 'HviS. 
 
 Avise, «vize', (fr. aviser) v. a. + 1. 
 berntljeii (G-incn), G-inein 3((itl) gcben. 2. v. 
 n. bePenfen, erivafleii. Spenser. 
 
 Avisein<;ut, avi^e'ment, s. 1. Per 
 9{ntl). 2. Pie ^ePndjrigfeit. [nnoc|1iiinnit. 
 
 Avitous, a'veius, (p. Int. avus) adj. 
 
 Avocado, avoki'dn, «IU(^ Avign'- 
 to) (fpan.) »■ Per Sptbecrbaiiin. 
 
 Avocate, av'vokate, (lat. avocare) 
 V. a. t flbnifeii ; nbljnlten. ^ Boyle. 
 
 Avocation, awoka'shun, «. 1. Pie 
 Qlbnifiing (ppii einent (SJct"d)iiftc). 2. Pie Sib' 
 Ijalriing, Pa6 jpinPernifi. 
 
 A vocative, awo'kaiiv, ) tidj. 
 
 Avocatory, av'vokaiurri,J (ibrUi 
 fenP, nbljnltcnP. 
 
 Avocatoria, av'vokatorla, ». pi. 
 [9?erf)i«|"pr.] Pie Slbriifunoe^briefe. 
 
 Avoid, av6id'. (fr. vuider, vider; (. 
 vitare; fr. e'viter) v. a. 1. ineiPcn, Perlof; 
 fen, raumen (eine &efettf<t)aft, ein 5pnu« ic). 
 
 2. entgef)en, entrinncn (einer Oiefal)!), ent; 
 fonimen. Shak. 3. uerineiben(eine2lii«o«&«« 
 eiii UnoU'irf JO. 4. t wfflfc^nffe" , poii firf) 
 flcben (Grfrenientc). 5. [9{ecf)t«fpr.] nngill! 
 fig inntfjen, niifl)ebeii, uinflopen, niitl u. n\<t)' 
 tig tnnd)en. 6. pcrciteln, perl)inPern. 
 
 5. The grant cannot be avoided without 
 injustice to the grantee. Anon. 
 
 Avoiding of blood, Per iSlntuerUifl. 
 Avoid, V. «. 1. t firf) cntfcrncn, fid) 
 iDcgbegebrn. 2. leer pP. erlePigr ivrrPen. 
 2. A benefice avoids by commoii law. 
 
 AVLIKFE. 
 
 Avoidable, avoid'abl, adj. 1. per: 
 meiPlict). 2. ipipcriiipid). 
 
 AWA 
 
 Avoidance, avold'anse, «. 1. t)n6 
 SBenneiben, Pie SSernieiPung. 2. Pie ©rlePis 
 gung (Viner ^;j3rnbcnPe). 3. [9{ec^rsfpr.] Pie 
 >!hifl)cbiing (einer Sd)cnfiing). 4. Pie a23i'g> 
 fd)(iffnng, aibleitnng (Per Grfreinente , Hi 
 553nffer6). Bacon. 
 
 A voider, avmd ur, t. I. Per ^Jieu 
 PenPe; ©iitrinnenPe. 2. Per, Pie, Pas^, 2S3eg> 
 fd)rtfffnPe, a3egfiil)renPe. 3. Pn6 OJofng, 
 iporin niiin (JtiunS fprffdiofTt. Johnson. 
 
 AvoidleSS, avoSd'les, adj. imvef- 
 meiP(id). Dryden. 
 
 Avoirdupois, averdupoiz', ( fr. 
 avoir du poid.s) s. Mi gcincilie &e\m(t)t (16 
 Unjen auf Png ^NfnnP). 
 
 Avolation, avola'shun, ((at. avo- 
 lare) *. t tia6 2i5i'gffie.nni ; Pie gliit^t, ©nt« 
 ipif(f)iing; Pn^ SBerftiegen. 
 
 Avoset, av'6.set, ^».cine9Irtp(ntt» 
 
 Avo8etta,avovei'ia,^fii)jigfr SBiigcl. 
 
 Avoucil, avoutsh', (liprni. voucher; 
 
 Int. vocare) v. a. 1. pcrfidjerii , bel)nupten. 
 
 Hooker. 2. nnfiiljren (ju(i)nn|lenOe"i<inP^). 
 
 3. ret^tfertigen, gut Ijei^en, befriiftigen. Shak. 
 
 2. Such antiquities could be avouched 
 
 for the Irish. Spenser. 
 
 Avouch, «. Pie S3e()(iuptung , &ts 
 mtil)r, bni 3eugni@. Shak. 
 
 Avoucbable, avSutsh'abI, adj. f 
 1. cnweislid). 2. nnfiKjrbnr. 
 
 Avouciter, av^utih'ur, «. 1. Pe* 
 95frnd)ernPe , S&efrnftigenPe. 2. Per 9Infijf)i» 
 renPe. [PnSGrfliiren; Pie Grflnrung. Shak. 
 
 Avoucbinen^t , av6utsh'nient, « 
 
 Avoure, avour', ». *Pni5a)efenntni6. 
 
 Avouter, iivou'tur, «. * Per &l)e«. 
 bred)er. 
 
 Avo'«v , avou', (fr. avouer; nrm. 
 avoci; norni. avower; lot. voveo) v. a, 1. 
 beljnnpten, pert()eiPigcii , onerfennen (^ci» 
 nungen). 2. befeiiiien, gcfleljeu (2>erbrcd>en). 
 3. [3fed)t6fpr.] re((>tfertigeiiP eingc|lel)cn, pcrs 
 tIjeiPigen ( Pie SCegnoljnie p. (Siitcvn , 2I5on« 
 reii). Blackstone. [rd)tiif}. Gower. 
 
 Avo-tv, *. t b(i6 (Sjcliibbe; Per (Siits 
 
 Avo^vable, av6u'abl, adj. ancr< 
 fennbnr. Donne. 
 
 Avowal, avou'al, ». Po5 23efennts 
 nifs, Pie CTflorung. Hume. 
 
 Avo'tvant, avou'ant, «. [9{cd)t5fpr.] 
 ber25crtl)eiPiger, iueld)orcine®titenuegnof)me 
 eingetleljt nnP red)tfcrrigt. Cowel. 
 
 Avo^vedly, avuu'ldle, adv. p|;ne 
 9?iicfl}olt, pffen, 
 
 Avo'tvee, avoue', s. Per ilird)eiipo« 
 trPll. f. Advowson. Cowei.. 
 
 Avo^ver, avou'ur, *. 1. Per35el)otip» 
 ter, S3ert()eiPiger. 2. Per SSefenner; Serf mis 
 Piger. 
 
 Avowry, avoSire, t. [5?erf)tffpr.] 
 Pie 25ertl)ciPigiing (einer ®ilfcnue.gno()mc), 
 (&d)iifjrrf)rift. Bi ACKSTONE. [nifj. 
 
 Avowsal, avtm'zal. a. Po# Sefennts 
 
 Avowtry, avc^u'tre, *. Per (?()ebrud). 
 
 Avulsed, avul'sid, a(ij. ouSgcriffen, 
 nbgeriffcn. [?Ibrei^en, 9lii5reipen. 
 
 Avulsion, avul'shun, (tot.) «■ bad 
 
 A-^va, (f(^Ptt.) away. 
 
 A'%vait, awate', (it. guatare) v. a. 
 ivorteii (niif), &iiien eni'orren. 
 
 A glorious reward awaits the good 
 
 Wlbstbe. 
 
 5- 
 
GS TatP. f' r. ff.ll. int. Me, met. Fine, fin, ^(S, mnvp. n.^r, K*)t. oil. rlOMrl. Ti'ibf . (uh. fnll. tAin, Trii.s. 
 
 AWA 
 
 A'wait, «. ^er i^inferfjalt, ^ic Sniicr. 
 
 A'tvake, awake', prne/. awoke, awa- 
 ked ; p p- awaked, (nunelf. gewaecan, wn- 
 ciiiii, weicaii ; f)iif[. wekkeii) v. a. 1. iye< 
 rffti, aiifiverfen (uinii ©d)Irtfe), 2, l iverfen, 
 OTWfrffH , ftufenuerfen (Den fd)tnfenDen ®etil, 
 t>te Io6ten ic). 
 
 Awake, v. n. 1, aufmadfen, erwa< 
 d)i'n. 2. f u. II enuarfjcn, nufiunc^en, 3, || 
 oon Sen lu&tt-ii nufer|lcf;en, 
 
 A'«vak<?, adj. 1. iimc^, wnd)en^. 2. 
 1 wnrf), iiniiui'r; rf^diflo*. To be -, lundien. 
 
 A'tvaken, awa'kn, ongeH". Sufiiiitiu, 
 ». Awake, [ctcr. 
 
 Awakener, awi'knur, *. bcrffie> 
 
 A'»vak<'!nillg[' , awake'niug , s. 
 (t^fiU.] 6(16 (i]ciili!ii') GriDiicfjen, 91ufivad)cn. 
 
 A^var<l, award', (rc()Ott. warde, St; 
 fd)(ii(!; norm, garda, 6a6 llrtljfiO v. a. gc 
 rtcf)tlic^ juerfennen d6, jufprec^en. 
 
 Afvard, v. n. ein Urtl)cil faflen, ei; 
 nen ■fUuSfpriK^ t(;un, entfdjeiben, 
 
 Atvarfl, *. 1. bcr aiuSfpnicf), ba& 
 llrrl)eil. To make an -, einen SluSiVrurt) 
 tfjun, 2. (bn& ben ^uifpnid) entljnitenbe 
 ^npier) bn* tlrtl;ci(, 
 
 A>var(t, t>. a. nbraenben, f. Ward, 
 
 Awarder, awar'dur, *. ©iner, bcr 
 rtu Urtl)ci( fallt; bcr D?icf)rfr, Thomson. 
 
 A"»vare, aware', (angelf, gewarian, 
 warian) adv. flnMf)r, L'on &mai uiitcrri(^= 
 tet Ob. luiffenb , nufmerfram , beljutfntn , nuf 
 feiner Sput. Aware! 9l(^tung! ucrflefcijen! 
 
 To be aware of any thing, ©tivn^ gc: 
 ronfjr merben, um Qtmn& ob, ©nuflo miffen, 
 «uf Qtyvn6 merfen cb. 9ld)t geben ; fid) ei; 
 ner (Snd)e oerfefjen, &tn)<i6 uenniitljen. To 
 be -, nuf I'einer Sput fein, 1 am well -, ict) 
 ntia H)o(}(. 
 
 Aware, ». n. + nuf feiner *put fern; 
 fid) in 51cf)t nel)mfn. Miltok, 
 
 A^varil, awarn', v. a. unn'niMl. 
 
 A'«vatcha, awat'sha, s. [sjruiti;.] 
 id., ein aSogtl m6 il'nmt|"d)arfn, 
 
 A'«vay, awa', (nnfldf. aweg. onweg, 
 
 awegiiii) ml)). mc(\, (jiinucg, nbiucfcrib, fort. 
 
 To go -, meggel;en, fi>rtge()cii. To run -, 
 entflii'l;en. To drive -, forrjngen, forrtrei: 
 ben. To .scold »iiy one — , G'incn wu^fd^tU 
 ten- To throw -, luegwerfcn. To drink -, 
 Bertrinfen. To trifle -, iicrtiinbein. To make 
 — , (S-incM r6^reu, &inein bafi Wiirniio nindtcn. 
 1 cannot - wiih it, id) fnnn t6 uid)t niii^nb 
 ten. Tlicy cannot — witli him, 1. fie fi3n; 
 nen nidjt mit il)ni nnsfoinincn. 2. f (fiir to 
 part Willi one) fie ftninen fid) uid>t I'on il)ui 
 trennen. Shak. And be nil ways -, Ji'r= 
 (Ireut @-iid)! eincOebe nuf iljrcn^plni). Shak. 
 
 A'^vay, inierj. lucg! I)iniucg! fnrt: — 
 for shame! pfui! pfui bl^d)'. —with liim! 
 ^iinveg niir iljni ! 
 
 A^ve, aw. (nngclf. ege. oga; goti). 
 agjan, ogan ; gr. agao) s. 1. bit (il;riurd)r, 
 |)etlige @d)f n, 2. bir ■3-urd)r. - - s i r u c k . 
 upn (5i-ljrfurd)r ober 5i'rd)t ergriffiii, - - 
 commanding, {Slirtiird)t golMi'reuD. -- 
 Inspiring, i5urd)r finfJogenb. 
 
 To stand in - of any thing, fid) rd)fUi'lI 
 (,VPt), Vim &l)riurd)t rrgritfcn fein. To keep 
 any one in -, &ini'ni eine Ijoiligi' ®d)fu 
 •infJi!<f;fn To command -, ©l^rfurdjc gebie; 
 ten , (iniiwlen. 
 
 AWO 
 
 A'^ve, ».a.(?l)rfurc^t, -Jurrf)? cinfTfgen, 
 5urd)t einjageu (Cineui) ; (F'incn fi1)cii inn- 
 d)cn, ciiird)iu1)rern, in gi'^dir Ijalten. 
 
 A>v<»ary, auc're, iidj. nii'ife. 
 
 Aweatlier, a»eTlInr,(i</i>. [^;3)?ar.; 
 (nftViU't^. - the helm! luflViirfS bil5 Hu 
 ber! Hard--! gnii} Uifiuiirtf ba^ Sfnber! 
 
 Atvebaiid, awhand, s. 1. ber (Jin 
 fjnft, S'Ti'n. 2. ber 25criuei5. 
 
 Aweel, (fd)ott.) well. 
 
 Avi^ed, awd, adj. mitjnrc^t pb.C^ljr 
 fnrd)t crfi'iUt, I'on (yi)rfurd)t ob. Jyiird): er 
 griffcr (nicber (iunn >Jlnfcr). 
 
 A'weig'k, awa', adv. (ODfiir.] nuf ii. 
 
 A->vell-o'-day , inieij. o giiti 
 gev .^itiinii!!! 
 
 A'^VeS , (fc^Ott.) owes. 
 
 A>vfitl, aw'fiil, iidj. 1. eljriui'irbig 
 I)el)r. 2. furd)tbnr. 3. el^rfurc^tSui'Il , furd)t 
 fntn. 4. '' nngcfcljcn , nd)tl'nr. - ade. A w' 
 fully, mit &)x^md)t, el;rer&ietig; niit 6i)r 
 furd)t erfiidcnb. 
 3. A weak and — reverence for aniiqnity. 
 Watts. 
 
 "Within our - banks, in ben ©d>rnnfen 
 ber ©Ijrer&irtnng. Shak. 
 
 Awfulnes.«, aw'fulnls, *. 1. bie 
 G'f)rmurbigfeit (eince Ijciligen JOrte :c.). 2. 
 bie ©l;rnirrf)t ((S-(;nT(»ietuug). 
 
 Aivliape, awiiap', V. a. * erfd)rc= 
 cfen, Oeiti'ir.it innd)en. Spessek 
 
 A'«vllile, ahwile', (a 'ij^rnf. U. while) 
 ado. (cine IBeilc) eine 3eit Inng, ciiiigc 3cit 
 
 A^vk, awk, adj. I. o uiigcfd)i(fr. 2. 
 perfcl}rt. L'Estbange 
 
 A^vk-ward , awk'wurd , (nngclf. 
 aeward) itdj. 1. ungefd)icft, liiitifd), unte 
 hPlfcn, plump, fd)merf.i(lig. Drvden, 2. nn; 
 l)i>flid), greb. 3. gerd)iuncf log , uiiiicrlid), 
 fdiied)t, plump. Shak. 4. iviberfpniiilig. 
 «rf«. A vx k'wardly, linfifd), pluuip, uiibcr> 
 fpiinilig. 
 
 A'»Vk'*Var<lne.«i.S, iwk'wiirdnes, * 
 
 1. bee ^45Iumpheit, 31Ibcru(;eit, Dummljeit. 2. 
 bui tblpi\d)t, liiifif(f)e iBcfen, bie lliigefd)i(f: 
 licf)fcit. 
 
 A-»vl, all, (nngclf. ael; (;oir. els; ir. 
 ail) s. bie ail)le, qjfricme. 
 
 A^vless, ^w'les, adj. I. unef)rerbic= 
 tig. 2. h'iue (i-()rfurd)t einflofjcnb, ungcfd)cut. 
 
 Atvlwort, ill'wurt, s. [35ot.J bn5 
 <}5fricmcnfrniit. 
 
 Awiii,^awni, 4 [l)on. g^nfj] bie 
 
 Aitiii, 5 'ill}"W 0(>'" (l)nltenb 36 ®nl-. 
 tonem. 
 
 A'lviiioiis, (fd)Ott.) «il(nu)fen. 
 
 Awn, (fc^ott.) I. bie (5Srnnue. 2, = 
 owing, 
 
 A-wn, awn, (\d)m. agne; gr. achne) 
 «. bie dirnnne, 51(f)e( (nn ben aicl)ren) 
 
 Awnie, (fd)i.itt.) uofler (5)rnnnen. 
 
 A^vniu^, ^w'ning, s. 1. bie Xiccfe, 
 bus 3cir (I'iber SSootcn, por itrniniiiben :c.). 
 
 2, [-Wnr.] bcr aSorbertl^cil beS >>iunrbcrf6. 
 Atviiless, iiwn'les, «f(/. ol)nc(yriiiiiic, 
 A-wny, Sw'ne, adj. I'oflrr P)rnniieu. 
 A'%VOke, awike', prael. v. .4. wake. 
 At«'«>rk, awurk', ( (nngflf. 
 Aworkillg°, awui-'king,^ gewcor- 
 
 ean, nrl'circii) udv. 411 ber \!Irl'eir; fiber Pb. 
 nu ber "Jlrbeir. To set -, G-ineni iu t(;un 
 flfljen, G'incn 6efd)nftiflen. 
 
 AZE 
 
 A^lVry, an"', (nngelf. writhan; tngl. 
 to writhe. oerbrCi)Cn) arfii. ob. adj. 1. fd)ief, 
 
 upn bcr ©eite, frunim. 2. i iierfft)rt, ui'u 
 perni'infrig. Sidney. Milton. 3. uiigiei(!), 
 uncbcii. 
 
 To look — , to glance a look — , fd)ielen. 
 
 A^vsoiiie, (Dertl.) eljrmiirbig, t)ei)V; 
 fiivd)r('nr. 
 
 Ax, ^ aks, (nngclf, aex, eax, aese; 
 
 Axe,^ fd)IO. yxe ; I. ascia; gr, axine; 
 it. az/.a; nt(), haizi; nrnb. b!iti». Ijawil) s- 
 1. bie ai):t, bna S3ci(, 2. f bie ^ncfe, Spuuc. 
 
 Broad -ax, bn5 5po(<cieifen , ©d)iieibfi 
 tneffer. Battle-ax, Pole-ax, bic Streit: 
 art, bie ^^>nrtifane. A butcher's -, ber 
 ^SlnucI, itiLippcI. 
 
 .\x-vetcli Pb. — -wort, [93pt.] t>a6 
 23eilfrnnt, bic 23ogelu>irfe. 
 
 Ax, (Dcrtl.) = ask. 
 
 AxayaCStt, aksaya'kat, *. [(Fntom.] 
 id,, eine (J'i'ne in ■DJfcrifo, 
 
 Axestone,^ aks'stone, s. ["TOinet 
 
 Ax.stone, ^ xaU}.] bcr 55ci(|Tein. 
 
 Axiroriii, ak'.seforui, (int,) ndj. nrt» 
 tl!^rmig. Encyc, 
 
 Axil, aks'.sil, (.Int. axilla; ir, asgal; 
 fr, alsselle; Ijof.'. oxel) «. 1, [21nai,I bie 
 ■■:!ld)fclgrnbe, 2, [58ot, ] bcr 93lnttiinnfel, 
 3iveigiinnfc(. Milne. 
 
 Axillar, aks'sillar, ^ adj. 1. 
 
 Axillary, aks'.siliaro.^ [lUnnt.l ju 
 ber 2ld)fclgru(n' gcl)i»rig. - nerve, ber "ilit}-- 
 fclurro. 2, [53or.] nd)rfl|lnnbig. 
 
 Ax'inife, s. I'OJiincrnlg.] ber 9lrinit, 
 il)umcr)tein, 05ln(5|lein. Cleavet.ako. 
 
 AxillOIIiailCy, aksinoni'aii.se, (gr.) 
 3. [Oei bcii Slltcn] bic Sciliunljrfngcrei. 
 
 Axiom, ak'shum, (gr.)i. tinS SJripni, 
 ber (4>riinbfn(5, Urfnl), 
 
 Axiomatic, akshummarik, ^ 
 
 Axiomatical, aksluimmat'ekal.^ 
 adj. iiyii'miuifd) , iljrioui . , , 
 
 Axi.<!, ak'sis, (Int,; gr, axon; fr. axe; 
 (}0(1. as; it. asxe) pi. axes, *. [ ^33 i f[c n fd). 1 
 bie2td)fe, tHjre, The - of the earth, Die(iTb« 
 nd)fe, - [^15l)i)f. / 9Ird)it. , Dpt. , (53eiMn. unb 
 ^))icd).] bie 3ld)fc. - [35pt.J bie Slc^fe Pb. bcr 
 gcmeinfc^)nftlid)e (Stiel. — [9Innt.] - of the 
 neck, bie 2ld)fe, ber llinbrel;er, bie ©pihe 
 beS 5?nire». 
 
 Axle, ak'sl, ^ *. bieQIdjfe 
 
 Axle-tree, ak'sl-trec,^ nin ^i<\Oe. 
 
 Axle-pin, ak'sl-pin, *. bcr 9Id)!5= 
 nngel, bic Ci'iufe, [eibcd)fe in ^^Ji^erifp. 
 
 Axolote, ak'solote, s. eiue "JDnffer^ 
 
 Ay, ^ ac, (bi'in. eja; cpru. ia; nrnb. 
 
 Aye,5 ya; fd)n). ja) adv. I, fn;- 
 marry ! p ja ! 2. gernbe fo, gen)i(5, be.ilinimr. 
 
 Ay, ititerj. nd)! - ni«, ipel) inir! 
 
 Aye, ic, (nngclf. aa, a, awa; gr, afli) 
 adv. ^ eiuig, nuf ininier, (let5, imnier. For 
 -, nuf iiiimcr. [Omnicrgruii. 
 
 Ay green, ic'grcen, s. 193pt.j t<.\S 
 
 Ayle, ale. s. [9u'd)ti-fpr,] bcr 0)rr6» 
 
 Ayoitt, (fd)Ptt.) beyond, [pnter. 
 
 Ay-marrj', ae'-marre, interj. C 
 in ! in frcilid). 
 
 Ayry, a'rc, ». bcr $pr|1, 
 
 Az'ar4»le, *. [Spt,j bie Sljarple, 
 
 Azerit, a^'lrit, 
 
 Azerita, azeri'ta. 
 
 Azerira, a/eri'ra, 
 
 *. eine SJJfla ■ 
 mcnnrt. 
 
F/ilf. f? r. fall. f/,l. Me, met. Fine. fin. NA. m6ve. n^r. fjSt 6il. cl6fuJ. Ti^hp. irih. fnll. t/nn, TRis. fi9 
 
 AZl 
 
 Asiinutllf ai'eiiiutA, (nrab, samntha, 
 fed) briucqeiiiirtd))*. I. [-ililron.] e<r Oljimiirl), 
 tct)i!liel.'l"ii6. Magiieticiil aiiiiiurli. ber 
 nia<iiieiir(I>c =. --com jjamt. bcr Olfnonet! 
 n.u"'fIiU'a»cirt)uii<i6nKiT«. --dial. Me *JljU 
 niiitt).iiroiiiieuiil)r. i. pi- tie tSif)citelfreire. 
 
 Azott^f a^otv', ii\T. a pr. ll. xoe bi1£< 
 gi-beiD*. Kfl)fm.] err ȣti(f iM, Solpcrerih'ff. 
 
 Azotit, ai'oi/i, *. [•ill(f)im.] I. '^ tn 
 Uriloif iet 'VhtMt. ter -WtTfiiriii* ber iijii= 
 fell. Asii. l. bit Uiiii'errnl.ir}iici. Coxe. 
 
 Azotic, aiot 'k, adj. [Qt)tm.] ilicf 
 
 Oi<ff<nti(i, tbaiic^. (rtpffMiirc. 
 
 , Afotitacia, 6ie ©alpererftiiire, Srirf; 
 
 Azotite, az'utj(e,<. 10'l)i'm.j fAlV'i-'' 
 tricf)traiiref Snlj. 
 
 Azotous, at'otun, luO. [(Ff^em.) I'lii. 
 pfttriiv loipetrtd)!. - »fi<U tteiiiiiu'lltiMiintenr 
 Siilpetcrf.iure, Dcr rnuttniff \SiUpcrcr(iei|l. 
 
 AzurUf i'zliuie, iperf. laiiiirii; fr. 
 aiuv; wal. asur, blau) a<i>. t)iiunielblau, 
 Iji'itt'iaii, rtiiirii, mriiru. 
 
 Azure, «• l. in\6 i>imnielbl<iii. 1. % 
 ttr :piiimici. 3. IJficrlb.j Da* blaiie iyelb. 
 
 Azure, »• <i. l)iiiiiiieifl>iii fiirbi'ii. 
 
 Azured, i'linird, a<0. 1. t)tmnu-i 
 n.iii (iff.irbt. "2. Ijimnirlblnii, .ijiirn. 
 
 Azure -stone, iilnire-uioue,^ 
 
 Azurite, Atluiriie, ^ 
 
 brr taiiinhni. [.ijiirn. Milton. 
 
 Azuni, a'^liiirii, adj. f t)itiinielbliiii, 
 
 AzyilU^, ax eiiie. (nr. a priv.u. xyoie; 
 ». t 6ti5 imflcf.iuerte ^brnb. 
 
 AzyuieU, a^'emes, *■ pi. [CMer(4. ber 
 3iibeiij bne '5t|l bfr umii'l'i'iuerteii iirobe. 
 
 Azyuiite*, a^'imiies, j.p/. [Kird)!) 1 
 tie <)lii)i)<it>'ii. 
 
 AzyiuouM, az'emuf, adj. ungefniicrt 
 Ouie bet ©eeiiuiebiicf;. Ehcvc. A»h. 
 
 B, bee, (^Dtitlnut) «. 1. ber !I^ii((>|1ob(- 
 ©, bf.6 S8, b. 2. [TOiif.] itt 'tPit b. - Hill, 
 b moll ; - ihort, bn« £lil>1brt1t> B, "Jllijlo; 
 (una6iti(ben. 3. nU^bffiriiiiig brbeiitet B. A. 
 baclielor of arts, !5nrfi1liiureil£; Bart. Ob. 
 Bt., SbtUOIiet; B. C. before ClirUt, lH<r 
 6liri(>i ®eblirt; B. D. bachelor of (liviiiKy. 
 2^flff(ilrtiireu« ber ©Ptte^iifleljrtljtit; B. L. 
 bachelor of laws, ajnffiiliiureue ber i){e(f)te! 
 gileljrfamfeit; Bp. bichop, !i5i|'{f)Lit; B. V. 
 blrsscd virgin, bte t}tiU<{i 0'"'!lM'il"- 4. ilI6 
 3.ilMicid)cii ilet)t B fur 300, » fur 3000. 
 
 Biut, ba, t. tni 55loffu ber €d)nfe. 
 
 Ilnu, r. n. blofeu <i>oii SdjnfcM). 
 
 Ilani, ba'al, (f^rbr.) «. Sdanl. m. (d^.il: 
 iw\i>e u. fnrifite 0>iitr(jcJr>. 
 
 Ba, Bm, (fd)Ott.) ball, handball. 
 
 Bab, (f(f)Otr.) biiiicli; t ami el. 
 
 Bab, bab, [-Jlbfurji).] *. I. »opti|T. 
 2. a3.itbnrn. 
 
 Babble, bab'bl, (ft. babiller) p. ii. 
 I.papclii, babbclii, iliinimrln. i. phipprrn, <\t: 
 baiifeiu u. fiuuli'S rcbru. 3. I'irl rcbfu, pUui; 
 bern, fcf)roni}cii, f liirfrfK". biii)cr f c»k l)cininiffc 
 aiifplnubcrn. Shak. 4. [^aibuiauiiefpr.l 
 aiiriti>ii)i'<ii (i<i>ii ipuiibeii). 5. f(i)miioi*ii (plmu 
 &itu>); murnirlu (I'om "Coffer). 
 
 Babbling, fc()m>11;l)i1|t (lUnVi Q(t)l> 2C.), 
 
 niuiiHtinb II'. ii3.iiTrr). 
 
 Babble, ». a. fdjtvaorn, |>lauberii. 
 
 BAG 
 
 Babble, *. t<\S eirle, ilnnlofe ©es 
 fi1iUHii3, PJciuafd), P)cpiappcr. Shak. 
 
 Babbleiueut, bab'bimlnt, (nucf) 
 B a b • b I i n g) «. biii Icere, fiiiulcfe ®efcl)iuiilj, 
 
 WCnillfCf). MlLTOM. 
 
 Babbler, bab'bhir. I. ber ^laube: 
 rrr, i2rt)ivm)er, iUu6pinuDerer. She--, bie 
 .Ularfd)e, Sdjiiuiijeriiui. 
 
 Babe, babe, c^ube; fi)r. babia; 
 pi)Dllli. bal>ion; nrilb. babnii ; ir. baban) 
 *. bag flfiiie Riub, iviabc^eu, "ipuppdjcn 
 (oljne lluterfdjieb bei 0)efrt)ierf)rS ) , ber 
 oiiu(iIin<j. [mirrung, llnorbuuiKj. 
 
 Babel, iia'bll, d^rbr.) *. bie 23er: 
 
 Babery, baburre, t. bai ^iiiber: 
 fpiciieiii], ber iiiiibertflub, ilinbrrfmm, Spup- 
 pcufrilin. [adv. Ba'bishly,=, 
 
 Babisli, bA'biiili, udj. fiubifc^. - 
 
 Baboon, babOur.', ifr. babouin) «. 
 |3ool.) ber ^lU'iiiii. 
 
 Baby, Ua'be, O bab'be, adj. tinbtt-. 
 \\u\{i\<\, fiiibird), jtmbrr . . . 
 
 Baby, t. l. biid fictne Smb. 2. bie 
 -JJuppe. 3. pi. biM '^'Hb, brtfe uinii uon fid) 
 iu bcu ^iluacii eiiier (]C{|curiber|lrl;eubcu $crs 
 foil crblirft. 
 
 To look bab lex ill the eyei, ^ f((^ per^ 
 licbter 2Bi'ife in gelicbtcn 'JJujjcn fpii'tjclii. 
 
 Baby -house, ber iSfljiiltcr fiir ?|5«p: 
 peiunub, bie -!}>uppcnf(t'id)tcl , bc.6 ^iipptii: 
 hnu6. --things, ber >J5uppeufram, bie 
 s2piel|'nrf)cii. [(?fl)iiiiCcl!i. Yoiiwo. 
 
 Baby, e. a. <\lci(i) eiueni fleiiieii fiinbe 
 
 Babyhood, ba'bela'id, s. bie Aiiib^ 
 Ijeir. [bai ."fjornfdjwciii. 
 
 Babyroujisa, babeius'ha,^. [3ooi.i 
 
 Bac, > bak, ii)oU.) s. I. [-yiiiir.i bif 
 
 Back,> ^cil)Tt, ba6 '-pnimboor 2. 
 [2)rrtuer.| bieitufe, bn«Riil)lfaj5. 3. [^rruniii* 
 luciiU'rcuu.] ber ^Birifdjboirirf). [2)ecrc. 
 
 Bacca, bak'ka, (Int.) t. [~3i>r.] bie 
 
 Baccare, inierj. * jurucf. Shar 
 
 Baccalaureate, I'akkalaw'reatc. 
 s. bii6 iynf f nlniircat, bie 23rtf fiilnure ueiufirbc. 
 
 BaCCated, bak'kaied, aat.) adj. t 
 tiiit iieereii eb. ^crleii ocrfrljeii. 
 
 ' klacciianal, bak'kaiial,«<0'. rd)ivcl; 
 ijerifd). - ■»• ter ScilJ^T. ©d)ipel<ier. 
 
 Bacclaaualian , bakk.iiii'ican, 
 *. ber 3ed)bruber, £d)iuclgcr. - adj. fdjipcU 
 iierifd). ^ ^ ^ 
 
 Bacchanals, bak'kanaU, s. pi. 
 I. tie 5)nc(t)aiiiilien. 2. bie ©djiuclfltrei, ba& 
 in nf (If 1.1(1, 3e<i}<\cln<\- [f'c Sncdjaiiteu. 
 
 BaCChante.of, bakkantez, *. pi. 
 
 BaCCillC, bak'kik, adj. I. biU(f)ifd), 
 frohiirt), beraufd)r. 2. ju !eacd)u5 aH^bufi, 
 iSairf)U8 . . . [ixij- [!5or.] becreiurnnciib. 
 
 BaCCiferOUK, bakslfenis, (liU.) 
 
 BaCCivorou.«t, baksiv'orus, adj. 
 l-Ji.niini.l bcfrLiifrciTenb. 
 
 Bachelor, bat.sli'cliir. (fr. bache- 
 lier) s. 1. ber 3uiin<iefcfl. 2. ber nire 3i'i'fl= 
 gefetl , ip.incilolj. 3. ber Siiffaliiiireii6. 4. 
 ber e-belf nappe, Sfirtcrfiinppe, Sfirrer 93iif« 
 fiiliiurtiis. 
 
 Bachelor's-biitron. [Sor.) 1. bic 
 rorl)e 2i)rt)iiiS, bai ^ii(blid)rro^(ljen. 2. bie 
 .UiiriiblllillC. Bacli elor - sliip, 1. ber 
 3aiii1(iefe(lriit'lniib. 2. bai SSaffniaiirear 
 
 ■lacli, bak, (rtllflilf. bhc. bapr; bail, 
 bag; fd)ii'eb. bak) «. 1. 5 bfr 3{u(feu (ber 
 
 BAC 
 
 Xljiere u. '>Wciif(^en) ; ba6 ^reiij (jiej ipfers 
 beu). 2. ber JJiirfeii ber(5?aub). 3. ber 'Xiu 
 cfen, ba6 5?iutertl)eil, bie diiid-. ob. S-thv- 
 feire. 4. ber 5?intergruub, ©ruub (ciuer ^iis 
 fel ic). 5. bcrSfiirfen, bide iheil (ber fd)neis 
 beubenOnilrumcnte). 6. bie.^iiitcrrpife(eiiie5 
 ipuocis 2c.). 7. ber 9?ad)tra6. 8. ber jtamm 
 niit ciner Dteihe 3af)ite. 9. [Deilif!.] tieKufe. 
 10. bie ©djnurlodjbiube. 11. pi. [©d)uf)m.] 
 bai ©ol)((ebcr. 12. [OJear.) - of the stern- 
 post, ber nufjere 23iiteii|Tcucn; --stays 
 Ob. breast-back-stays, bie ^orfunen; 
 
 - stay. plates, bie ^uftiiiflen ber'iGanb. 
 A pig--, cin neipolbtcr Dfiirteii. A 
 
 saddle — cin eingebngeuer 9{urfcii. The - 
 of a chimney, bie ^aniinplatte. Behind 
 the -, Ijinter bent ftfiiden, im ®e(jeimcn. 
 
 - to -, niit bem 9{urfeii gegen eiiiaiibcr 
 gefef^rt. A - and breast, cin ilurag, S?at> 
 nifd). To turn the — on one, ^fiailb Pets 
 iiad)(afngeii , im ©tic^e (affen. To turn the 
 
 - to one, ©ineni ben 3Jucfcn fetjren. To 
 turn the -, 1. ben 3l{u(ien fe()ren. 2. f pie. 
 I)en, fid) entfernen. To fall on one's -, rurf» 
 lings l)infnaen. To break one's -, ± ©inetii 
 bm S?Mi bttd)tn. To beat one - and belly, 
 Semnnb o^ne a5nrni(;crjigfcit burdjblriuen. 
 To lay all upon one's -, (?inctn ''Met nuf« 
 blirben. To carry a person upon one's — , 
 Ocmanb nuf bem Spnlfe Ijnben. His - is 
 up, o eri(Ttiirfif(^. -and edge, J iioUfommen. 
 
 Prov. He has not a sliirt to put on his 
 -, he has not clothes to his -, er t)at fcin 
 5?einb lUif bem Seibe. 
 
 Bacli, adv. 1. jnrncf (p. Crfc); t)ins 
 termarts. 2. i a) juriicf (in einen fnif)ern 
 3n|1anb). b) jurncf (niri)t oorn'irfenb). c> 
 jiinitf (niif pcrgangene 3citi'n jc. jurilcf). d) 
 iiiriid, luiebrr. e; bagegcn. 
 
 Back Ob. — again, ipieber. To go — , ju» 
 rnrfgel)en ; to keep -, juriicf()nlren ; to come 
 -, juriicf fonimen, luieber fonimen; to re- 
 turn -, um(e()ren; to look - on . ., juriicf. 
 blirfen nuf...; to go - from . ., i fid) 
 lo^mad)en Pon . .; to give -, i. jnrii(fipci» 
 d)en. 2. iuriicfgebcn, ijcmnSgeben. 3. boges 
 gengeben, mieber bafiir geben. A pull- 
 back, ein .^inberniij. Two years -, pot 
 jivei 3fll)ren. 
 
 Back, V. a. 1. beileigen (ein i)$ferb), 
 niiffi^cn (JU ^ferbc) 2. (bi*iuei(cn) nuf ben 
 i){iirfen fe^en, Ijinten aiiffei^cn. 3. jiirciten, 
 abridjten (ein ipferb). Shak. 4. i iinriTflfu 
 yen, bcfdjuijen, (Jineiii ben DJurfen beef en. 
 5. jnrurfiucidjen ob. l)uim nind)en, junl(f< 
 l)Ufen laffen. 6. 19{ed)rSfpr.] To - a warrant, 
 einen gerid)tlid)cn SSevljafr^bcfeljl nuf 5{egtit« 
 llrion cincS anbern (yerid)f6 inboffiren, b. I), 
 unterfdjreibcn iinb poHjiel^cn Inffen (P- ^ries 
 bcnSridjtern). 
 
 To - an anchor, ["ni'nr.] einen "iilnfer per» 
 fatten. To - the sails, bic ©egel nuf ben 
 ■■))iatl braffen. To - astern , [■•TOnr. 1 rurf » 
 iwiirts, b. I). pcrfe()rt rubern. Backed 
 upon . ., fiijcnb nuf. . To - a letter, cinen 
 ^riff uberfdjreiben. 
 
 Back, V. n. rurfii'iirtS grhen ober fi4 
 riicfivarrs beiuegen, l)iifen , juriicfljiifen, ju» 
 rii(frreten. To - in . riicfunivn- ijiiieinge^cn, 
 l)inriiifnl)ren, Ijineinreiren ic. 
 
 Backba.sket, lak'i.askct. i. ber 
 iragforb, bie iJiepe, Sbiirre, bus yitfi. 
 
70 FAte, ffir, fall, fat. M^, met. Fine. fin. N6, move. n6r. got. oil. rlond. Tube, tub, full. l//in. THis. 
 
 BAG 
 
 Backbite, bak'bJte, praet. backbit; 
 pp. backbit, backbitten, v. a. Oetunilb 
 ^inter t>eii SJiicfeii lH•rltl^llt^en, I'crlatlern. 
 
 Hackliiter, bakbltiir, *. &er 25fr> 
 Imithfer. li'frlniim&erifd). 
 
 nackbitin^Iy, bakbi'ijugle, adv. 
 
 Dackblo-tv, bak'blo, *. 1. bcr 
 €rt)inij mit tfr iHTfefjrteii 5?(int). 2. fcer 
 (Sri)fn(j (luf 6cn ^fiirfi'ii. 
 
 Backboard, bak'bord, *. [gjtnr.] 
 H6 ^vrb f)intiii fltu T>wte. 
 
 Backbone, bak'bone. bakbone', 
 «. 1. bcr 9hicf(init- 2. lai diudtnUud. 
 
 BackCarry, liak'karre, *. lditd)Ut 
 fpr.) baS Irnflcii nuf 6cni 9h'i(fen. 
 
 BackcloutS, bak'klouts, «. p/. 
 bie SBinbiln. 
 
 Backdoor, bak'dore, «. 1 bie 
 $iiUcrtl)iir, flfljcitne K^i'ir. 2. f Die Winter: 
 tfjiir, 9lii^piid)t. 3. [geilimgSb.J bn« aiii^; 
 fatittjct, Me ®ct)fiipfpfme. 
 
 Backed, bakt. adj. einen 9{it(fcn 
 Ijnbenb; befonberS in Bumiiinienfctsiingeii, j. 
 93. broken — , lenbeulnljni ic. 
 
 Backets, (rc()ott.) ash -boards; 
 conl-xcuf tie. jlks.<$-backet, a.sli 
 scuttle; IWucklebackit, bioad 
 backed. Ifalirfjc gveiinb , aSfrrntljer. 
 
 Backfriend, bak 'fiend, *. bcr 
 
 Backg-anaillOn , bakgani'mim, 
 laud) Back 'gaming) i. bflS <2piel im 
 flaiijfii a3rftte. [bcr ^internrimb. 
 
 Background, bak'grooiind, *. 
 
 Backlianded, bak'banded, adj. 
 uiib adv. tiiit iininnunnbter, iiiiifltfefjrrer 
 i^nnb. |55iiuerl;inif, 5?intcrgeDaiibe. 
 
 B»iCkliouse, bak'lidiise, t. bng 
 
 Baci<lin.<«, ()'d)i^tt.) coming back. 
 
 Backpart, bak'part, s. ta6, bcr 
 ^interrljpil. (9fii(fcii|lurf (nn jtiimffcn). 
 
 Backpieee, bak'pecse, *. bn6 
 
 Backrftoiai, bak'ruum, t. 1. bie 
 ifiintcrilube. 2 bcr i)mtm Dfniim. 
 
 Backsliop, bak'sliop, «. bn$ ^iti: 
 tergemi'Ibe. 
 
 Backside, bak'side, ». 1. bn«, bcr 
 ^iiitv'rtljeil uiMi irgnib G-tmaS. 2. bie 9{iicf« 
 feite, Cnfi 5?inrerfl)ei( einefi 1()icr«, bcr 5?in' 
 terc. 3. bie ^lintcrrcitc e'm:6 ipnufeS. 
 
 Backslide, baksijde'. v. n. 1. ab-. 
 fflBen uoni (Jilntiben , (i6triinni(i lucrbcii. 2. 
 Qlii^Piirf)tc I'lidjcn, (iiifiiiu'cicfien riirf)cn. 3. T 
 nber + jiirucfuieirf)cii ; |rf)fu iverbeii. 
 
 Backsli<ler, baksii'dur, s. 1. ber 
 Wbtruniiigc. 2. CS-iner, ber 91iiefliid)te |"iid)t. 
 
 Backsliding", baksii'ding, «. 1 T 
 fiber t bfig 3iiriicfim'id>en. 2. ± a) bie SHnis 
 piid)f. b) ber 9ltnii(( i>i.im (i)lniibeii. 
 
 BackstafT, bak'staf, *. CWnr.] bcr 
 diabrnnt, I>fli'it'rrt)c Qiinbr.iiit (eiii 3nflru; 
 tneiit, mil jiir>Stc bie©iMiiifn(;&t)e ju fiiibcn). 
 
 Backstairs, bak'«tarz, «. pi. bie 
 gefjeinie Ireppe , ipintertreppe. 
 
 Backstays , bak'siAze , «. ;>/. 
 (gWrtr.] bie ©tiifle. 
 
 Backstitcli, bak'stitsli, t. ber 
 €tepp|1id) (beini 9ial;eii). [blow. 
 
 Backstroke, bak'stroke, f.Back- 
 Backstvtf rd , bak's&rd, s. ber 
 ^aubegeii. A --man, ber SJedjter niif ben 
 ipifb. 
 
 Back- tools ) bak'toolz, «. pi. 
 
 BAD 
 
 [SSnc^binb.] bie ©tenipei u. giteten. 
 
 Back'ivard, bak'wurd, ^ adv. I 
 
 Back'wards, bak'wurdz.^ riift: 
 ivnrtS (ge()en); 2. nufiuartB, nnd) bcni 3{ih 
 (fen ju. 3. riicflingt;, nuf ben Dfi'irfni (fiinem. 
 
 4. riicfiunrt^, nnf i>erflo|7eiie Seiten junirf. 
 
 5. riicfiDnrtS , juriicf (ben itreb^gnng ; I'uni 
 befTern jn einem fd)lcct)tern 3u|lnnbc). 6 
 riirfiunrte, pen i)inteti (Icfen), utrfeljrt. Shak 
 
 7. uerfel^rt, nuf eine i'erfei)rte, entgcgengc 
 fe^te SSJeife. 
 
 To go - and forward, 1. T bcilnnbig l}in: 
 u. I)erge()en. 2 i fid) in feincn 9{eCen n)iber= 
 fprcd)en. To go -, unifetjrcu. 
 
 Back\«'ard, adj. l. unmiflig, nb: 
 gencigt. 2. trnge, jaubirnb, laugfain, uer= 
 broffcn. 3. l fdjiuerfnliig, ungelcljrig. 4. fpat, 
 uerfpntet (bie 5n>)re^jeit K.). 
 
 To be - in one's duty, feine ^flic^t Uer: 
 nnd)lni7igen. - cliildren, ivinber, bie ini 
 2Bnd)fen jc. jnn'icf finb, longfnnt ii)nd)ren. 
 
 Back-«vard, *. ^ tm (i-l)cniai$, bie 
 oerfli^ffene 3oit, 25ergaugeul;cit. Shak. 
 
 Backwardly, bak'wurdle. adv. 
 ii>ibern)i(Ug, niit SijibcriuiUen , ungern; tier; 
 fcljrt, ivunberlid). 
 
 Backwardness, bak'wurdnls. 
 s. I. bie £angrniiifeit, irog^eit, Slbgcneigt: 
 fjeit, SCiberfpenfligfeit, ber 'iBiberimde. 2. 
 bie SBerfpatung (bee jynifjliugs 20, t<\& 3" = 
 rt'icffein, berSuilnnb, ta man im 2Bii(^fen ic. 
 juriicf ift. 
 
 Back^vound, bak'wuund, r. a. 
 riirfiingfi, I'l'ii (jinten uenvuubcn. Shak. 
 
 Backworni, bakwumi, s. ber 
 aSiurni (bfiS gnlfeu). f. Filanders. [t)»i. 
 
 Backyard, bak'yard, ber .^inter^ 
 
 Bacon, ba'kn, ID. baccun) s. I. ber 
 eingefnijene cb. geraud>erti ©pccf. 2. f taa 
 ©c^iucin. [t<[6 •i)Jrn|lfd)i»ein. 
 
 A gammon of—, ein ©d)infcn. — -liog, 
 
 Prov. To save one's -, mil Ijeiler ^^lUit 
 bnpon fommen. 
 
 Bacule, bak'ule, (fr. bascule) s. 
 [Srieg^bf.] ber 6d)iuengel, ®d)lng. cb. 
 ®d)ne(lbnlfcn. [ber Sbnfulit. 
 
 Baculite, bak'uijte, s. CO^^ineniln] 
 
 Baculoilietry, bakkulomene, s. 
 bie @tnb» ob. 9{«tl)enme|jfuu|l. 
 
 Bad, bad, ad}. I. bbft, libel, rd)limm, 
 fd)Ied)t. 2. fri)led)t, Iii|1erl}nft. 3. fd)lcd)t, un- 
 gefunb. 4. fd)linim , ungliirfiid). 5. fd)led)t, 
 nngeff^irft. 6. rd)led)t, flcin, nrmlid). 7. 
 fc^led)t, \<t)\vn(i), I'trbDrben (Dfegicrung 20. 
 
 8. fd)lcd)t, fd)iiblid), nnri)tl)eilig , ungefnnb, 
 perberblid). 9. fd)led)t, ungiinilig (iUetter). 
 10. fd)led)t, unfrud)rbnr uunn ijobeu). U. 
 <'d)Ied)t, uniuegfam (2i3ege 20. 12. fd)lfd)r, 
 fdjliniin, fd)iuod), fied) (u.b.®efuntl;eir), fninf . 
 
 It is veiy - Willi liim, 1. cr i|l feljr fninf. 
 
 2. i er beftnbet fid) in fdilimnien liuitlnnben. 
 To keep - hours, 21beiib6 fpiU nrtd) ^aufc 
 fommen. 
 
 Bad, >, 4 , . .. , • J 
 
 Bade,; '" " • 
 
 Bad, (rd)Ott.) did bid. 
 
 Badg-e, badje. «. I. bni 3<^i4cn, 
 ^ennic'djen, Werfmal, Sajnijrjeidjen. 2. 
 [OJfar.] ber 3ierrntl) am ©tern be« ©djiffes. 
 
 3. bcr©(biff6obtritt. 4. boS Sf'djf "/ Slbicidjen 
 (nnf 5?eimen ic). 5. bai Drben^jeic^en. 
 
 Badg-e, v. a. 1. burc^ S^it^e" tennU 
 
 «■ [Siibufh.J 
 ber 23nfta6. 
 
 BAG 
 
 li(^ mflt^en, ober mit einem 3ei<!i)en perffften, 
 jeid)nen, bejeidjnen. Shak. 2. (in bie^anb) 
 brnnPmnrfen. 
 
 Badg-er, bad'jiir, s. 1. [9fcd)t«ipr.] 
 Ormnnb. ber t>a& Oitd)t lint, itinn nn ciner 
 ©telle nufiufnufen unb an einer nnbcni ju 
 uerfnufen, oljne nis 9luffniifi'r beitrnft 511 
 iverben, ber (5)etreibenufrniifer; a>iffiinl!en« 
 I)rinbler. 2. [9?nturg.] ber l^adj-i. 3. e pi. 
 9{nuber, lueldjc bie 'ijernubfen erfniifen. 
 
 Badger-legged, bnd)6beinig. — gin, 
 bie Dnd)c-fn(le. 
 
 Badiane, bad'eane.^ s. [^Ot.] ttt 
 
 Bandian, ban'dcjn.^ ©ternnnts. 
 
 BatSig-eon, badStije'un, J [SBiiblj.] 
 bcr 5nlbl)nucrfitt. 
 
 Badinage, bad'cnaje, (fr. 5H3.) *. 
 bcr ©pn^, bie ©djnfcrci. 
 
 Badly, bad'ii. ado. i. fc^ljmm, 
 fd)li'd)t. 2. fnnm, rd)iiifrlid). 
 
 Badness, bi>d'nes, jr. i.bic©(^lec^» 
 tigfeit, iifle, fd)led)tt ^Scfd^nfTenljeit (p. ®n» 
 d)en). 2. bie ©oJnrtigf rit , 55t>^|jeit. 
 
 Baff*, (fd)i'tt.) blow; bang; heavy 
 
 til U III p. 
 
 BaflTetas, baffetas. 
 
 Bal'tns, baf'tas, 
 
 Bastas, bas'tax, 
 
 Barnes, barfl, (fr. befler) ». a. I, 
 
 rcrfporten , fcl^mnl^en , i>crl;ii|)nen , nccfen , (J 
 ()un)cn, foppen ; bcrrfjnmcn. 2. tnufd)en, prcl. 
 Icn, (iffen. 3. ueruirrcn, inSSemurrung brin« 
 gen. 4. pcreitein, uniiMrffnni ob. ju <Bd)anf 
 ben mncf)cn, I'crnicfjtcn, iliirjen, umwerfen, 
 ju (sjrnnbe rid)ten. 
 
 To be baffled in one's expectations, 
 in fcinen (?nvnrtungen gpfmn'rfjt n>erben. 
 
 Baffle, V. n. mit 25etntg umgefjcn. 
 
 Baffle, s. bie gfiieberluge bitrd) 2ifl 
 n. irug, Iriurrf)ung ; SSereitelung. To come 
 off with a -. fici^ fc^Iedjt a\\6 bem ©piele 
 jicl;en. 
 
 Baffler, blfflur. *. ^emnnb, bcr 
 bie ^Ubftrf^ten Slnbercr ucreitcit, pcrnidjtet, 
 ber !8erd)nmenbe; 5>i'trieger. 
 
 Bag, bag, (norm, bage; nrm. pacq) 
 *. 1. ber ©ncf, !Beutc(. 2. ber 93e!;nrter, 
 aSentel, ©ncf im rber nni ^orper cinigct' 
 il}ierc. 3. ber ipnnrbcntel. 4. [ipnnbcl] bet 
 ©ncf (ein gciviffefi «>Jfn0). 
 
 Bags of wool, [-Wilit.] bie 2DpHrn(fe 
 (jur 93elngrg.). A black -, eine 5?nnbe. A 
 cloak — , eingcKeifen A hair-cloth— ^ 
 ein Oeltretlerfncf. A hawking -, eine 3ngb» 
 tnfdje. A leather — , eine leberne 5fei!"e« 
 tnfdje. A sweet--, ein ©ncfdjcn. A tin- 
 kei'x -, ein iteffclflicferrnnjcn. Petty --of- 
 fice, [9?ccf)t5rpr.]bn^91mt luo bie bie Kri<ne 
 betreffcnben gcrid)tiid)i'n S8efel;le nu^gcfertigt 
 unb nitfbeiunljrt luerben. — and baggage, 
 ©ncf unb ^ncf. ^ 
 
 To truss - and baggage, ft(^ nil6 belli 
 ©tnttbe nindjen. To give the bag to. I. 
 G-inen betri'igen. 2. pi&^lic^) oerlnfTen (©i* 
 neU). To give any one the — to hold, Qr'l* 
 ncn l)tnter \)ai £icf)t ful;rcn. To put any 
 one in a -, i Giuen in ben ©ncf fc^ieben. 
 
 Bag -fox [ilDnibmnnn^rpr.] bcr jum 
 3ngcn beflimnite %i\d)i>; — pip*) ber Du» 
 bcli'ncf, bie ©ncfpfeife. — piper, berDubcl* 
 fncfpfeifcr. To bag -pipe the nilzzen, 
 [Wnr.J Den ©efnn per ben SBinb fc^en. -- 
 
FAte. far. f^H, fat. M^, met. Fine, f in. NA, move, n6r, got. 6il. cl^iid. Ttihe. Iiih. full. t//in, Tflis. f 1 
 
 BAG 
 
 padding, ^er$u^t)i^() (^rtJt(D@). Bag- 
 troat, [Ifd>n.] bnd^efeebanb, ©iifpenj 
 forium. 
 
 Bagj r. a. 1. in eineii ©arf tfjiin, 
 fncftn, einfarfen. 2. mit <Baden beiaitn, be. 
 fnrfen. Bagged with child, e I'djiunnflcr. 
 
 Bag*, V. n. (luie eiii flffudter <Bad) 
 fdjiuellen (Me ©erief ic.) ; iiiifrif)ii)c((en. 
 
 Baff-atdlc^f bagaiel', (fr. <S3.) « 
 fcie ^kiiiiiifeit, Sflppnlic. 
 
 Bag-ef , bA'je(, «. [-Sut.) Die Ijorfjilie 
 Ii(]e turpe, iSnni'fte- 
 
 Ba^jraife, ba-'Ki.lje. (fr. '253.)* I 
 (•Wilit.) t)n$ (iJcpntf, (*>.i:nrh. '2. ^ll^ Wepaif 
 (rtuf 9?ei|Vii). 3. e eitie Iicferiid)e jyrniicng; 
 pen'oii. 
 
 Haf^gfil'tf <r<t)t>rt.) thp brlly. 
 tin^tfinX') '>^«'B"'"g- «• [iJl0^^nlt1.1 
 t><[(' 3fu.) Ill i2iiifi-n. 
 
 BasTK-iiiirly, bagguigle, otic, e 
 l)0if)miiilj''l. iiut.U'i'laren. 
 
 Ba^^iiiOf bau'yo. (irtil ) «. 1. ba$ 
 
 J&i&eljaii#; tie ©nbediibe. i. i(i6 SSi>r&e(I, 
 
 i^urriil)tiiit;. 3. tile 3fMvenf)nu6 im Orient. 
 
 B .1 g II i o - k r e p e r . ber 4Jflbel)nlter. - - 
 
 piiiiiler, ter iV'rbelliBirflj. [iirt 9I3el*. 
 
 BajE^rc, ba^'r, «. [3(f^tf;Di>l.| eiiie 
 
 Bitt^Tc^er, i.aK leef, *. [enfjl. '•War.] 
 
 baij I'lerte u. iiiucrc iKejf. Mar. Dict. 
 
 Bitjt;-!!*'!, i.ai,'^!'. (fr.) «. 1. ('Urc^it.j 
 
 ber JftiMbilrth. I. ber *JCnfeteii|lrtb. 3. t bie 
 
 ®erte. ;ii>ie|jriirlje. 
 
 Baliur, baiiar'.^ «. [Oiliiibicn] 3)0: 
 
 Bar ro, S t)at (tinQiew\d)t). 
 
 Baitle^ d'C^i^Ct. ) emiured, did 
 
 • lay. (rintniK^eii, babcn. 
 
 BaijqraCf bilii, (fr. Unignee) V. a. t 
 
 Bailif (rd)Otf. ) beck; courtesy; 
 
 reverent r. [ber 9)a(falit 
 
 Bail4ali<<% bi'kalite. «. [Wmctai<[. 
 
 Bail, b.ilv. (tr. ii. itonii.builler; nrab 
 
 bahain; citl}. baleali, Infreicii) v. a. 1. 3^- 
 
 mniiben fleneii '3^iiTt\((i)tt(t , niif '8ur(ifrf)tifr 
 
 au6 beni (iWf.iiifliiiTe befreien oter eiitlofTcii 
 
 (I'om 9{irf>ter); C>-iiien lodbiirflcii (u. 3)ur 
 
 fleii), fur ©iiieii !biiriir(f)iift Iciilcii, ^lirflc 
 
 iverben. 3. ali ^{it<\cu Annel)iiirn, }ur 
 
 3}ur()r(f)nft6lei|1iin{) )iilaiTen. 4. ntivertTAiieit, 
 
 bepoiiireii CiiSflnreii). Blackitone. 5. turd) 
 
 9Iii«f(ft&pfen (fltiilrttt Mird) rJJiifpiiiiipeii) uoiii 
 
 SBBnffer befreien (eiii 55oi't u.) , Dn« -liii^iTer 
 
 <iudr(l)&pfen (au6). 
 
 Bail, 4. Derieni(](, mtl<t>n tintn 'Hn-. 
 inn bur(f) feiiie Oivjiuifffcenfiinft u. Siirfl; 
 f(f)iift nil* bem (MefiiiifliiiiTe befreiet , ber 
 9)ur(ie. 2. He <je<iebeiie ^idterl^eit, 25iiriv- 
 frtjnft. 3. ber 5?fl!ibflri|f, 5?eiifel fine* Rt\\tli- 
 ober anbern Oiefiipefi. 4. ((?niil.] eine ae= 
 wiffe ©renje in eiiiein ^nlbe. 
 
 To perfect ob. jumiJy -, eiblirf) erl)nrfen, 
 brtg ber "Siiriie niid) ii'irflid) bie ©ininiie be: 
 fi^t, fur i'jeld)e ei biir<jt. To admit to -, 
 aiif 95ur(if(^nft entliijTeii. 
 
 Bail-bond, bie iHMn Oirfan<itntn unb 
 feinein S3uroen geileflte £auiion ob. Oblifla: 
 
 tion. BLACKSTO.tE. 
 
 Bailable, bi'labl, adj. i. orgcti 
 a3uvnr(<)nft nu* beni (iJefiingnifTe befreibnr, 
 fluf !8urQr(f)rtft entlnfibflr (\>oa ^JJerfoneu), 2. 
 95iir.v(1).ift iulnffenb (uoin 25erflel)en;, per. 
 
 Bailee, b^4', «. l'3it(i)Ui^.] t>x 
 
 BAK 
 
 Devoftfnriu«, Serronhrer eine^ t)epofitntn«. 
 Bailer, ^ ba'lur, *. ber Deponent, 
 Bailor, ^ 9Inuertrnuer i>. 'IDnoren !c. 
 Bailie, (fc^otf. ) alderman, ma 
 
 gistra te. 
 
 Bailif, ) bi'llf. (fr.) *. I. [(?nnl 
 Bailifl*,^ ein i>om ©(jeriff beiledrer 
 
 Senniter, ber 0)eri<f)t!5biener, 35oi]t, iVniiiff 
 
 2. ber '3(iiitniann, Oiinboogt. 3. ber Srfiloy; 
 I'ogt. 4. ber 9?enteneinnel)nicr, 35erm<ilter. 
 
 B nil lid- Ob. Bum--, ber lliitfrt>ni(!iff. 
 
 Baiii\«-i(;k, ba'lciviiu «. Cer ^mxi-. 
 bqirf cinf* J^ailliff, bie SSofltei. 
 
 Bailment, bale'ment, s. I. iai 
 Deponiren Bon ii3n.iren, Depoiltiiin. 2. cie 
 oiinirfiinbe ber JOiirnfi^eine ic. an ben 25iir= 
 flen ic. [r(i)iift, jObliiiiition. 
 
 Batilpiece, bale'pecse, s. bie'^H'irn< 
 
 Baily, ba'le. s. ber Q3iittcl, ©(^jerge. 
 
 Bainie, (fcf}Ott.> havinglargebo- 
 II en ; s I o u t. 
 
 Bairn,/ i>arn. (an(jeff.bearn)4.(fc^Dtt.) 
 
 Barn, ^ b>ij itinb. 
 
 Bairntinie, (fcf^Dtt.) a family of 
 c li i I d re II ; u brood. 
 
 Bait, bite, ((infjelf. batan; nrm. boet) 
 *. I. ber ^ober, bie Cottipeiie. 2. i bie 
 Sorfnnfl, 9l!irei}iing, iSer,ii(f)iing, ber ^ ober. 
 
 3. bie Chrfrifttjiing (nnf ^feifen). 
 Bait, V. a. I. fi^ibern, anfocfen, anfo< 
 
 bem, nnfornen (25i!>nel, jjifcfje to. 2. ± nn 
 lorfcn, tijbern. 3. iintenoeg* fpeifen, fiittern, 
 trnnfen , njen. 4. nntiiUen (mit .§>eftigfeit) ; 
 (oou 9{oubo5geln) ilopcn nuf. .; pliigen (luie 
 fleine Ifjicre), miiilen. Shak. 5. t)tfytn (einen 
 ©tier); beijen. 
 
 B a i t i n g - p I n c e , l.bai Wittt)6f)aui, bie 
 j^iTberge. 2. —-place for butU etc., ber 
 i>f^pln(j filr ©Here :c., bie^c^e. To - ones 
 hook with, an bie ^llngel ilecfen. 
 
 Bait, V. n. I. (nuf Steifcn) G-rfrifrfjun. 
 gen einneljnien, einfeljren, niiljiilten. 2.(5alfn.) 
 init ben j'liflf'" >d)laqen, flattern. 3. ? jiat-. 
 tern (o. 23Iut). Shak. 
 
 Bait, «. ein fleiner jyifcf) in ber li^einfe. 
 
 Baitinif, ba'ting, t. tiaS >>e^en, bie 
 
 Baitii, (fd)ott.) both. [Seije, f. Bait. 
 
 Baittle, (rd)Ott.) rich pasture. 
 
 Bait-wortn, baie'-vviirm, t. ber 
 •Jiegcnrourm jnin 'Jlngeln. [(^ajollenjcug). 
 
 Baize, haze, «. [3<ibuil. ] ber 23oi 
 
 Bake, bake, (iingeif. bacaii) 1. bncfen 
 iQ5rob, 3>ii(fmerf). 2. nin 5^"^' trorfnen n. 
 l)iirten, brennen (3ieflcl|1eine;. 3. in ber 
 ©onnc trixfnen. 
 
 Bake, v. n. 1. bncfen. 2. gebncfen 
 roerbcn; trorfnen, lid) Ijiirten. 
 
 B a k e - h o u » e, brty ^nrflJilU^. — meats, 
 gebn(fene ©peifen. 
 
 Bakeu, l>A'kn, • pp. v. bake. 
 
 Baker, iii'kur, «. ber ^acfer. 
 
 Baker-foot, ein inipgcitalteter S'lfJ- 
 --legged. fcf)icfbeinig. -'s foreman. 
 rcr erfte 33iirferburfc() dMItgeferi). -'» man, 
 tier 25nrferbnrfd). -'s dozen, 9 oierje()n. 
 -'« trade, ba6 S8iirferl;iinbiuerf. -'s 
 wife, bie 5Biirferinn.^ 
 
 Bakery, ba'kure, t. 1. bie 93<icferei. 
 2. tiai SSnrferljnnbwerf. 
 
 Bakingr, bk king, «. I. ba6 (Sebiirf. 
 2. bie «uf einnial gebnrfene £lunnt(tat, ber 
 OfenooU. 3. bee iSranb (uon ©teinicaacen;.i 
 
 BAL 
 
 B a k i n g - d i s h , Me '53a(f i^tuffel. --pan, 
 bie 33nrfpfanne, lortenpfaiinc. --trade, 
 iiai 23arferf)iinbioerf. 
 
 Balan, bai'an, 1. ein jyifc^. 
 
 Balance, bai'ianse, (fr. 233.) *. I. 
 § bie "iiJiige. 2. (■•:)}?td).] bii5 C^JIcidjgeroidjr, 
 bie Salnnce. 3.± a) bie iBiigrrf)nIe. li)bieaSer» 
 glcid)ung. c) Me UngemifjiH'if, llnrcf)iniTigft'ir. 
 d) biiJ 03(eid)(]ciuid)t, bieiRulje, Uneingcnoin. 
 menl;cit, llnpnrrciiid)ffit be? (55ei|tc3. e) bai 
 (yieirf)gcu>irf)f, bitgleic^eSrnrPe; - of power, 
 bnS (iJli'irf)neuud)t ber '')Jiiid)f (jnni"d)en ©tiia. 
 ten). 4. [iiiinbel] bie a3iliiiii, •.'lin]lcic^iing, 
 9Ced)niing5gleic^e; ber Itet'erfctiu^ , ©iilDo. 
 - of trade, bic .'piinfiet^ibiliinj. 5. biellnr!i!)e 
 ciner llljr, ber ©d)!«el'er. 6. [')l|"lron.J bii> 
 ^23nge (bn« ©ternbilb). 7. [ Innjf. ] ber 
 ©d)iue6etritt. [Die -iprobirmnge. 
 
 Hydrostatic -, bie^Bttffmi'nge. Assay-, 
 
 To put into the - with or against. ., 
 abiviigen gegen . . , ocrflleidjen mit . . To 
 strike a -, eine J{e(^niing niiCgdidjen, ob. 
 nnfgefjen (affen. Upon the -, nnrf) reifer 
 GriDiigung ob. 9Jbiungiing. 
 
 Balance-account, [."finnbell ber 25i« 
 (nnjfonto, bie SSilnnjred)nung. --arbors, 
 [llf)rinnd).j bie llnnifjbreljrtifre. --fish, 
 [Orf)tl)i)L'I.J ber i?iiiiimcrfi|"rf). --maker, 
 ber ii5agenmn(f)cr. --poiser, bie 2)nliin» 
 cierinafd)ine. --reef,(-)»nr.) eine SSerbopj 
 peUiiig bei5 ©egel«, urn biefeS cinjune^mtn. 
 --wheel, bn6 ©teigrnb. 
 
 Balance, v. «. i. mngcn, nbiongen. 
 
 2. i nbioiigen, eriimgen ((JJn'inbe). 3. in'sJ 
 fflleid)gcn)id)t bringen , im (i)leid)geiuid)t ().il« 
 ten ob. erijniten (nii^f ivie ©tanteni. 4. niif» 
 luiegen , ciner ©n(^e ba6 (iMeicfjgeioittf l>^et 
 (i)egcngeiiii(^t ^nlten. 5. (■OJInr.J einnefjmjn, 
 einbinben, reffen. 6. [ipnnbcll fnlbiren, aiti' 
 gleid)en, nbfd>iie(}en. To - the ledger, bo* 
 ^anptbud) rd)(ie(5en. 
 
 Balance, v.n. l. im (5Jfeid)gen)irf)t« 
 fein. 2. 1)in n. (;cr fc^ionnfen, imrc^dimg fein. 
 
 Balancer, bai'iansur, s. l.ber, bie 
 ^Dagenbe. 2. Oemniib, ber eine brfonbere 0es 
 fd)irfli(^feit im -ajagen (jiit, ber -iBngmeifler. 
 
 3. [&ntom.] bn« gliigelfoH'c^en, bie©d)iuing« 
 folbe. l(J)leid)geiui(t)t. Spenser. 
 
 Balancing:, bariansing, J. ia6 
 Balanite, baranite, 3. ['Jiatiirg.] 
 ber 23iilnnit, G'iifjeli'lein , bie ©eeporfe. 
 Balas.«,/ bal'as, s. lWmeTal(\.] ber 
 Balas, ^ -ynflng ober 23n(Ia0rnbin. 
 BalailStilK^, bal^w'stln, s. [idot.] 
 ber loilbe (ijrnnntopfclbnum. 
 
 Balbuciiiate, i>aibu'seiiAte,^(rat.) 
 
 Balblltiate, lialbu'slieate, ^v. ». 
 
 llnmmeln. (iiinge ©aim ob. Sati)}. 
 
 Balcher, bai'shiir, *. [Ofntnrg.] ber 
 
 Balcony, Uaikoiie, (m. bale; fr. 
 
 balcon) *. 1. [aii:d)it. ] ber 33(ilfon, ©ijfler, 
 
 aiui'tritt, Grfer. 2. (OJiar.] bie (3Jn(Ierte. 
 
 Bald, h^wld, (fp. port, baldio) ailj. 
 1. T fii()l. 2. fa()l, ber naiiirlicftcnSBefleibung 
 bernnOt (luie ^jjjianien u. Iljiere). 3. fnht, 
 norft, ol;ne 23mimc (o- ©ebirgen). 4. fnljl, 
 unbeberft (oljne bie geiui>l)nlid)e 93eberfung); 
 gintt. 5. fiil}l, iingefd)mii(ft, fd)niiirflo5. 6. 
 fnf)l, gering, mertljirs, fd)led)f, oI;mc ©tftons 
 f)eit unbSierbe. Shak. T.ooffen, frei, tuf)n, 
 fecf. 8. [5>oi.] ol;ne 23nrt ob. fflrnnnen. 
 Bald-buzzard, [Omttf;.] ber ©Utnpfi 
 
'2 Fate, ficp, itill. fat. :Me met. line. fin. ?(6. iii6»e. nftr. R6t. 6{|, dood. Tribe, tiib. full, (//in Tills. 
 
 BAL 
 
 treifie. Bald-eagle, berSifdjattcr, S33et0. 
 {■opf. — kite, bet iSujjani:, 'Wfaiifefalf, 
 sajei()e. [nbtmflcn. 
 
 Hald, V. a. faf)t mndjcn; nL>frf)ai'en, 
 
 ilSaldaciiiii,^ bAi'daki.i, (it. fp.) *• 
 
 nat(la4iuia,5 [■Jltdjit.J ber il)ron= 
 J)tiniiid, SS.ilb.icf)in. 
 
 Halilerdasli) iiawl'di'rdisli, (\v. 
 baldorz) s. 1. M6 (icl)altlore &e\(i)mcii), ber 
 ©muiiatine, Iccre ^liiortfri^iui-ill , OJf i fd) in a f^. 
 2. ber ••Brird)innrd), bafi ©emengfcl, Oemifd). 
 
 0alder(la.sU, v. a. n\i\<i)i\\, vex-. 
 fnlfd)cn (51ii|Tiof"ten>. 
 
 Oaldly, bawld'le, adv. 1. fnl)t, narft. 
 2. 1 a) fnl)i, rd)Ie(()tiueg. b) tal)l, fc^lccfjt. 
 
 DaldlieSS, bawldnes, *. l.bicK>il)l= 
 f)eit, 9iacff(}eit. 'i. i a) bie Knljlljeit (cine6 
 SBiijc^). b) bie platte ©4)reibart. 3. blc 
 &UM)t, bcr JtnljIfDpf. (fi>Pf- 
 
 Blaldpate, bawld'paie, *. berS:nl)l= 
 
 Ilaldpated, b^wld'pated, adj.iatsu 
 fovftfl. irippe. 
 
 Bald-rib, bawld'-iib,«.bte@d)ii<eiti^> 
 
 ISaldrick, biwld'iik, (fr.) «• l.brr 
 05iirtel, bne r»egetige()cnF , aSBcfji-gcIjanae- 2. 
 [«artnMi.] ber lljierfteiS, 3i>btaf. Spenser. 
 
 Baldwin, bawld'win, s. [G'iaenn.J 
 SBiilbuin. 
 
 Bale, bale, (fr. balle) *. 1. [ipaiibel] 
 ber «n(Ien (5Banren). 2. « eiii '!|3nor2Biirfel. 
 
 Bale, V. a. I. einpacfen , uerpncfeii, 
 einbntten. 2. [g)?nr.] (out) (baS 233a(Ter> init 
 Gimerii nu«fd)opfen. 
 
 Bale, (nngelf. beal, bealo) *. « bie 
 gjotli, £lual, triibfnl, i>a6 ©leiib, SBclj, Un» 
 geimid). Shak. 
 
 Baleful, bale'ful, adj. 1. traurig, 
 fuiimicruod, fDrgenuon, iDe^niiitljuofl, betri'ibt. 
 2.eunb, tliigtirt), fd)recflirf), ipef^euod. 3.ivum> 
 meruerurfadjenb, permi'iflenb, iin()eilbringeiib. 
 i)tTbcrMid),i'er()a^t.SHAK — adv.B a 1 e'l u 1 1 y . 
 iDeljcuuK K. 
 
 Balister, balVtur, ((at. balixta) g. 
 bie atrtntruil. [Safe, 5Bi'je. 
 
 Balize, baleze', (fr.) *. ['iJJtnr.] bie 
 ' Balk, biwk, (nngclf. bale, ro. bale) 
 *. 1. bcr58nlfeii. 2. ber5iird)enrnin, bie^iit' 
 (be. 3. i a) (S-twoo iin&eruljrt ©clnfftncS, line 
 till S"frf)ciii'n'n , bie fel)ler^nfte 91ii61nf[iing. 
 cer SSfrili'g. Spewser. b) bie SSerciteliing ; 
 bn» ^JJfi^Iingen einer .^pffiiung, ber Qtier: 
 flrid); bie®d)nnbe; bnSUngemnd), beriJind)' 
 rbcil, ©rf)nbe, bie 93elcibigung. 4.pi. I'i))?ar.l 
 bie XJerfilii^en. 
 
 To have a sad—, fk()|tnrf perredjiiethnben. 
 
 Balk, v.a. I. Ocmnnbcii tniifdjen, irrr 
 leiteii, I)intergel)en , Ocninnbfi 5poffniing I'cr; 
 fitcdi, jn ®d)aiiben nincf)cii; Q-'uim (>crd)iv 
 men; nerten. 2. iibiTgct)en , wcgliifTcii, aui-' 
 IntTtn; iinbcriilirr ln(Ten, i'crrd)iMieii. 3.*i>er. 
 hii)len, i'errd)ii>eigrn. 4. * (S-infui fd)abfii. 5.* 
 ciifid)id)ren, nufljiiiifcn. Shak. 6. iirjiirdjcti; 
 rnmeii pfliigfn. 7. pcriDfigcm , nii«rd)lanen. 
 — o. n. '•■ i. fid) ntMucnbfii. 2. luiberiTreirfii. 
 
 To - a shop, eiiicm ilrtiijlabeii bie itiiti: 
 Sen nbfpnnilig ninc^en. 
 
 Balker, baw'kur, #. [JJifc^crei] ber 
 ^nring^ipnljer , 5?iiring«6ote. 
 
 Ball, bawl, (|~d)IU. ball ; niff. bal) «. 1. 
 jeccr riinbe ^orper, ber SSntt, ©pielbafl, bie 
 JRngfl, 25iflnrbfugel, ber ^nnnel :c.; ber 
 geucrfuAuel, bie ^euerfugel, 9}r<iiibfugelu. 
 
 liAL 
 
 2. ber 9?eid)fnpfel. 3. bie ilnnonen-- ob. %Un> 
 tcnfiigel. 4. berGrbbnU. 5. jeber runbe iljcil 
 id uienfitlidjen Aorper^, ber SJallen (an ber 
 ipiinb, am guge), ber Qlpfel (be^SltigeS), bie 
 gdjeibe (bee i?nie5). 6. [Iijpogr.) bcr S8al> 
 len. 7. [aSjaibmannfifpr.] bie iJurfjSfaljrte. 8. 
 i)(i& ®egcngciuid)r an einer ©djnellu'age. 'J. 
 [(Ecrnm.j bie Qinnniine. 
 
 Fire--, 1. ["iTiiUt.l bie(5)ranate.2.[^13^nr.] 
 bie geuertiigel. Foot--, ber 93attcn, -iBinbj 
 bad. To take the — at the rebound, ibie(5)e« 
 legenljeit bcnu(>en. To give a close — , [*&tl> 
 (arbfp.] cincn SSad fodiren. 
 
 Ball-stock, [ii^pogr.] ba« 23allenf)oIj. 
 --vein, [^)J;ineralg.] cine 31rt ©ifcnglanj, 
 ber in lorfern 'Xfinfjen uorfcmuu. 
 
 Ball, (fr. bal) s. bcr 33aa, bie lanj: 
 partie , Ianige|'eafd)aft, b(\6 Xanjfeit. 
 
 Ball, v.H. fid) badcn (ivie ber8c^nee); 
 badcn. 
 
 Ballad, bal'lad, (it.) «. bie ^^adabe. 
 
 Ballad-maker, ber ^adabenbic^rcr. 
 --monger, bcr ©adabcnljanbler. —-sin- 
 ger, bet 23adabcnfangft, Sbanfelfanger. 
 --style, bcr 23adabeni1i)l. —-tune, bie 
 •i3adabcnmelobie. --writer, bcr 2?adabcns 
 I'c^rciber. lllngf"- 
 
 Ballad, ». n. SBadaben madden i^bcr 
 
 Ballader, bai'iadur, t. ber ^ada> 
 bcnt'd)rcit'er. 
 
 Balladry, blriadre, s. ber Oicgem 
 ilanb einer 5lwlKibe, iljndaben(ti)l. B.Jonson. 
 
 Ballant, (id)ott.) ballad. 
 
 Ballast, bal'laxt, (angelf. bat. bae 
 2jLii»t u. last; ruff, ballast) s. l.[0)far.] ber 
 iindail. 2. i Quva& SBelaflenbeS, ber iSadaft. 
 
 3. Ilatt ballasted. Shak. 
 Ballast-lighter, 1. [^ir.] baiSSidj^ 
 
 tcrfd)iff, 25adnili"d)i|if jum 'iUi&laben be6 33al; 
 laile?. 2. bcr 'ilufiVljcr bcim aiu^labcn bcffel; 
 ben. Shingle -, [')>iar.] ©ingilf'. 
 
 Balla.st, V. a. l-})cax.i niit ^aUa\i 
 i.>crrfl)''n rb. bclabcn, badailcn (ancf) f). 
 
 BalllaK<iii^, bat'ia>iing, «. 1. bie 
 Cabnng niit iJadail. 2. ber SSallail. Shak. 
 
 Ballated, bal'iaied, adj. f in einer 
 5}aflabe bcningcn Pb. gei'iingcn. 
 
 BaHIatuun, baliaiOun', s. eine ^rr 
 iiLHU anf bcni .ftaipifc^cn -Miccre !c. 
 
 Ballatry, bal'latie, s. I. ein die 
 fang. 2. ein nmnrerer laiij. 1V1ii,to?( 
 
 BalBet, bal'lei, (fr.) *. 1. (ianjf.l 
 tai 55ndet, bcr ©d)autonj, bie ianioper. 2. 
 M« <8adcr <al5 braniatird)t6 (JH'bid)r) 
 
 Builiag'e, baileadje. (n.Bailage< 
 (i>. ir. b.iile. bie ©tabt) *. eine luin ben 
 'Jieiiben k. an bie ©tabt giMibrn jn enr; 
 rid^rcnbe ficine 'ilbgabe fur wn iimrn nit^- 
 gifiihrre ^Gaarrn. [-liadiile. 
 
 Baili^ta, bal'llsta, «. [QllrerrI).] t'it' 
 
 nailifKter, hal'islur. f. Balnstrr. 
 
 B'illi.')«(ic, ball's'tik. adj. badiilifd). 
 
 B»iliKti(r.s, bailis'iiks. .t. pi. bie 
 IVidiilif , ^Biirigrrd)i'i«fun|f. 
 
 Bailocli, hal'Ink. s. bie S^ot't. 
 
 B''tll<>ii, ( halloun'. (fr.x I. <; jebrr 
 
 Balloon,^ l)iit)le, ipljarirdje .Ri^'rpi'r, 
 bie grofje .ftngel, bcr gr(>(5e 35ad. 2. |(Fl)eni.l 
 brr SBadon, bie i!;ngcltlard)e. 3. (9lrd)ir.J bie 
 Jlngrl anf 'Jvfeitcrn i>b. ©aiilcn , p-Mbfnge(. 
 
 4. Igencrm.] bieCnilfiigrl. 3. ber Sjlafenbad, 
 aJaUoii (Sinberfpielicug). G. [«|5l;i)f.] ba$ 
 
 liAM 
 
 SuftfcttifT, ber 2uftbadi>n. 7. (an* Bal'- 
 loen) ein 9{nberrd)ifT inSiam. 8. [Jranfr.] 
 ») ber SSnden papier luni 24 9Jieg. b) btt 
 33oden, ^^acf (Gllaemaaren). 
 
 Ballot, bariiit. (fr.) *. I, bie ^ugcJ, 
 SS5al)lfiigeI. 2. bcr ©riinmjcttcl. 3. baSSBadof 
 
 Ballot-box, bie 2Bahfiirne. [tiren. 
 
 Ballot, V. n. l.bndotiren, initSSiaDU 
 fugein tlininicn. 2. tnit 3ertc!n itinimen. 
 
 Ballotade, bai'loiade, s. [^ieicf.] 
 ber t'uftiprung, bie SBadotabc. 
 
 Ballotation, balluta'shun, t. t 
 ini 53ad(itircn. 
 
 Balllt, bam, (gr. balsnnion) ». 1. bft 
 23alfom. 2. ber as.ilfain, jebe ivofjlriet^enbe 
 cb. fcftbare ©albe, badSalbol. Shak. 3. iber 
 SSalfam, jebe6 Sciu pb. emberungemittcl. 
 Shak. 4. [liiH.] bie '»?eliffc. 
 
 Balm apple, bcr aSalfamapfcl. — 
 gentle iiber--mint, [^vt.] bie "IRcIiffe, 
 --tree, ber 2?al|ambanin. — otGilead, brr 
 ••jyieffabairain ; t>a6 Sairanifrant. 
 
 Balm, V. a. 1. balfamircn, balfamen. 
 2. 1 linbcrn, ftiden. (nenfrcffe. 
 
 Baliiiasite, bal'masi'ie. s bie33rnn« 
 
 Balmy, bam'e. adj. I. bairiiniif((> 
 (aromatifd)). 2. 23airani (leri'i^rbringenb (luie 
 ber 2.)alfainbaiini). 3. ^ baifaniird) , fanfr, 
 mfi, milb (ber ©d)liifi. 4. ^ balfanibufrcnb. 
 5. ^ balfaniirc^ , linbcrnb, ilidenb, Ijeilcnb. 
 Shak. (Q3abe gcljijrig. , 
 
 Balneal, bal'neal. adj. )n einem 
 
 Balneary, lial'ncaic.*. bicSBabflubc. 
 
 Balneatiou, bainca'siiun. s. bad 
 93abt'n. (eineni ^nt>t ge()5rig. 
 
 Balneatory, barncainire. adj. jH 
 
 Balsam, bawrKum, (gr.) «. l. ber 
 23airani, bie ©alt'c. 2. ['Sot.] bieSjalfamine. 
 
 Balsam-apple, [2?Dt.] bie )vilbe ^a(« 
 famine, --sweating, 6airanti'd}mi»5enb. 
 --shi ub. bie 33alfiiin|1aube. --tree, t'tt 
 -J3airain('nnm. [*. bn* ^^alfamireii. 
 
 Bal.<iaiBiati4»n , buwl.sinua'shiui , 
 
 BalfKailtiC, bawl.^am'lk. ^ adj. 
 
 Baistamical, liHlsain'ckal.^ |jal> 
 fainifd). i'ilHirtcl. 
 
 Bal.<iamic, ». [-Wfb.] baibairaniifdje 
 
 Balsamine, bavvi'xuiiiin, «. [-Bui.] 
 bie ajalfanune, bai" ©pringfriint. 
 
 Baltic, biwl'iik. *. l(S)cogr.] bieO|l» 
 fee. - adj. Imltird). 
 
 Baltimore, blwl'temore. s. I. 
 lOieogr.) SJalriniore. 2. iCrnirh.] - Pbct 
 --i)iid. bie gflt'bnnrc Dn^ffcl; ba.stard — , 
 fie >'d)uinr5bih-rigc Dniffel. 
 
 BaluMter, bai'iiVstur, (fr.i *. [?Ir» 
 rfiit.l bie Drtff, OJeianrrrraule; iai:' (*)fians 
 Pfr.Doffrngcliinfrr, (^)itrer, bic Irfppenhljne. 
 
 Btilii.'tt^-'red, bailusfuid. adj. mit 
 (Meraiibcnaiilen, (iJclanbrrn iierfeljen, iinu 
 girtrrr. 
 
 Balustrade, i>al'usfiadc 4. [i!(r> 
 rt)ir.) fa;' riocfrngflanbrr, Wirrenverf, t*ii(fen» 
 lyrrf , fie ^ialndrabe, biird)t;rodif nr'iViitlle l)iie. 
 
 Bam, bam, s. e ber .^tiiiff, !iVrnig, 
 faf 'Blenfu'crf. jC-rniaiS anfbinben. 
 
 Bam, v.a. e pnden, tanfe^cn; ^inem 
 
 BamllOO, bambuu', 3. [^Pt.J ia^ 
 2.iatn0n^'rii(ir, bcr 55am(ni5. 
 
 Bamboozle, bambuu'/l. v. a. & 
 betnigcn, pri'dr n, rd)nrdrn, inni 23i'nf n haben.- 
 
 Bamboozler, bambuu'ilur, «. 6 
 
FAtp, far, fall, fat. ML m^t. Fine, fin. NA, mhve, ndr, pot. 6fl. c]6M. Ti'ihe. tiib. fnll. t/iin, THis. 73 
 
 BAN 
 
 Der 35ctrugcr, ©c^nlf. 
 
 Dailf liaii, (Aiicjed'. baAtian) «. L iex 
 oifiiitiict)e lilu^ruf, Die L>jfi'iulKf)e ^Befaiiiunin: 
 rtmiig. 2. t)a6 offeiitlidje 'iluhicbot bet 23er: 
 lobten. 3. Ht 2>iuni , 6ie airfjt , 9?eid)6nd)c. 
 4. Per llutcringuiiasbefel)!, tii6 feierlid)* SScr: 
 tut. Milton. 5. 6er rfliid); tit SBrnvuii; 
 l\1>iinfl. Shak. 6. &cr iUrd)ciUMiiii , Mi 3"= 
 tiTDift. 7. 6ie ffld&ilrnte fiir tie '©aiiiiuerleijimiv 
 b. fine an 6eu SBiidjot crlcflte (Strofe fur 
 OUTtcsltii'lmina. 9. ['Diilit.J ta& bfffiitlid)i; 
 ^tidtroinmeln, t)ie £eraiiiitmiid)un{) uiitcr 
 trommeirdjlng. 10. [^niitclj «ne 'ilrt oiliii: 
 6iid>cn <JJ2oufTcliii6. [iobtt)- 
 
 To proclaim the ban*, ouf^ietcn (S3frs 
 
 DttU, V. a. vev?ud)tn, verivuui'd^cii. 
 Shak. - ». n. fliK^eU, CUbtt lii|lern. Ban- 
 n i n g, uenvfiiifd^t. Shak. 
 
 DaaiMia, banjl'ua, •. [93ot.] Die ^i; 
 faiiiiftudjt, <J5iirii6tf«feige. [tflimi. 
 
 Ban an a- tree, t>er ^Ifanf] , ^iiaod' 
 
 Dandf band, (anncir. banda; pert'. 
 (>aiid ; I'llll^f. baiide, buiida) t. I. § (i'tuiao, 
 luafi binOct, t>n4 ^niib, tie ©c^niir, iSiiiOe, 
 ttr Sliiifl. 2. i bie iBniitie, ^e]\el, SLtttt. 3. 
 ctiuot uin tinen antttn Oicgrnilaiit) Okleg^ 
 tc6, QiebunbtmA, ) 25. trr ^nnti tiiite iBu» 
 d>e5, am ©atrel ic, l>ie 3{rt6i'(<>icne ic. 4. et: 
 luii^ tun bell 5?ii(6©ftmgf lie*, j. 23. bcr^^jrir: 
 rtcrfrageii, t>i\6 ©.iffdjeii , ber <!luf: ob. Ueber: 
 frtjlag. 5. tie iiiitcr eiiicr giiljiie uereiiiiafc 
 »Dieii!ic -JJieiiic^en , bie 25.iiiDe, diottt, Acm-- 
 p.i(iiiie iSolbiuen). 6. bit |u eiiiem fleiiicin= 
 lM)iiftli(fccM 3>i"rf« I'erriiiiijte 0)e|eH|"d)iift, bie 
 ajiiube, ^iotte 111. i)CinH?irM ic). 7. ['JKur.] 
 ciii t£treif Ceiiimniib )iir !8cr|l>irriing iti 
 (Ba\tii: 8. I'Mrdjir.) bie Cei|le, ber Streif. 
 
 Fag nt- band, bie ^lebe, ba6 2i3eibcn: 
 t;Uib, btc 25ii\bcn)eite. Head — , bfl6£tirii= 
 biiiib. Swathing--, ia6 ilUicfelbiiiib (fur 
 Aillbcr>. Bands of a saddle, bie (SnttCl- 
 binieii. The bands of foot, bie JJu^l'Olfer. 
 -■Hiring, bie SBaiibfil^iuir, Ni* itrageiis 
 boiib. A little -, bnd iyaubct>en. 
 
 Dandf (fc^ctt.) bond. 
 
 DantI, r. a. 1. biiiben, mit eiiiem 
 !^aiibe iurniiimeiibiiiben, verbiiibeii. 2. in 
 eiiie !&iiube ob. Saiiben vereinigeii, lufiini: 
 uienrotten. 
 
 Dantl* v.n. fic^ )u einem gcnieinrt^nfis 
 Iirt)cii 3ii'ccfe t'crcinigen ob. oerbinben, fid) 
 jui'aninicnrocteii ob. rottircii. [lucgtreiben. 
 
 D»n<l) (u. ban) V. a. ^ uecbiiunen, 
 
 Daudagre, bandidje, (fr.) «. 1. bie 
 !Siiife. 2. [(Jljir.) ber 23erbnnb. 3. (biiJiu.) 
 biie ^Miibeii, 25crbiiitcii. [feibeiiefiSiirfriid) 
 
 llandaiia^ baudan'a, 4. eiiie Olrt 
 
 naudbuX) band'boks, t. bie '>|$nt) 
 fd).-rt)tii. 
 
 Daitder, ban'dur, t. Ocnmnb, ber 
 fi',1) iiiit jlnbrrn jii eiiieni (]enu'iiir(4aftlid)cii 
 Sa'crfc I'crbitiber, ber Jhurirer. 
 
 Ilautierei, ban'dmet, «. ber 23an 
 nrriierr, ^aiinerlji'rr; [■£d)iueijl ber^ScfeljIf 
 I)iii'er bfr syeriier -Mfilij. 
 
 Oandit, bandit, pi. bandits cbrr 
 banditti, (it. baudillo) t. I. Der ©rtil^ril: 
 tiiiibcr, 25rtubit. 2. i ber i-erjiueifilfe, fleffi): 
 wit SJiirfcf). [Sue innnfiJ "Xiiiafi 
 
 Randle, baa'dl, t. ein irioiib. jiuri 
 
 nandlet. ^ band'lli, t. [^vdtit. 
 
 Daud 
 
 llet. ) band'lll, t. 
 
 liAiN 
 
 Daudog-, baii'dog, ». bcrflroge^unb, 
 
 JJerrctUjuiiD. 
 
 DaUduleers, bandc'ilcerx', (band 
 u. l;oU. leer; a. pt. Dns fed)ulrcrgi'l)aU(ie, 
 23niibelitT. [bie 'JjaiiCore icin Oni^ni'i'cnt). 
 
 Daudure, baudure, (gr.) «. I0}iui'.i 
 
 Oaudrul, band'rolU (fr. banderollej 
 *. I. [-JJi.ir.] ber iiSimpel, bii6 iJdl;iid)cu. 2. 
 bie Inntipetciiitiiarte. 
 
 Daud} , iian'de. «. biit; Si^iaiibrett, 
 iXatfett (jiiiu 25a(liViclj. 
 
 Dandy, v. a. i. I)iii iiiib ^er fd^Kigen 
 (25alle;. 2. i luedjielii CXAitte :c.>. Shak. 3. 
 rd)leiiberii, l;iii iiiib \)er ilu^eii. 4. i enuiiGeiu 
 liberlegeii. 
 
 Dandy, v. n. (Ireiren, ^in^ nnb ^er- 
 llreiten, loetiilreiten , ivie ini v^picl, ivo ^i- 
 ber bell )&i\H nii(^ feincr ©cite lu rd)l>i<jcii 
 judjt. SiiAh. 
 
 Dandy -lenc, ban'de-leg, 4. bai 
 frutnnie 2)ciii. -«(<>. --legged, fniuini; 
 bcinig. l(?Jift, 2>erbert'eii, bie ^4>eil. 
 
 DtUie, bane, s 1. bdi 0)lfr. 2. i Diie 
 
 Bane-berry, [23l>t.i bie fd)U>arif iSd)liiU: 
 geniuurjel. — wort, ber i)iu(t)fi(^iuten. 
 
 Dane, i>. a. oergifrcn. SiiAk. 
 
 Dane, cfd)L<tt.; bone. ' 
 
 Danes, (fd^urr.; i<oues. 
 
 Danefui, biuk'iul, <«</ 1. Qifrig. 2. 
 t I'crbertlul), tobtlit^). ado. Baue'fuily, 
 I'erbetblid). 
 
 Danef ulnesK , bAne'fulnls. «. i. 
 bie Wiftigfcit. 2. i bie iBerbcrl<lic<)fdr. 
 
 Dau§:, bang, V a. l.e pciigelii, burd)- 
 tianeii, fdjlagni. 2.\d)utteU\, raiti)btt)aiibeln, 
 niiCliiinbclii. Shah. 3. - up, \u\<S) ber 
 neiieileu -iJivbc. [iJ3u|T» Srrcid). Shak 
 
 Dans', t. ber tjefiige <&(t)big, <Bti>i, 
 
 Dang, (|'d)iit(.> spring; u bound; 
 to beat; to strive. 
 
 Dangle, bang'gl, v. a. verr(i)friibern. 
 
 Dangle, t- e ber '45rugei. - udj. in 
 3ufiunniciireisg., Ijembljangeiib, j. 2). — ea: 
 red, mit Ijtuifleiiben DIjrtii. - ob. bang; 
 ling ear», laiige l)ertibl)aiigi'nbe Ol^ren. 
 
 Dangster, (ft^ott.; a violent 
 
 fel I o w. 
 
 Danian, ban'yan, t. 1. berOTiorgen: 
 nujiig ber 25aiiianen, ^afrnn. 2. lein im 
 ipiiubel gcbraud)rcr inbifdjcr Dicncr; bcrSJiv 
 niane. 3. l25ot.J ber inbir(t)c jycigenoiuiui. 
 
 Banian -days, bie 3 Iiige ber 'Iood)e, 
 nil mcld)en bie ••Mintrofen feiii SlciicJ) t'efiim= 
 men , bie m.igeren ioge, ipiiiigcr;, gailtagc. 
 
 Dauisll, baii'nisli, cir. bannir; v. ». 
 I. oerbanuen, bea iiiinbc^ oenueifen. 2. i 
 i>ertMnncn, ucrrrcibeu (Sorgen 20. 
 
 To - ones self, fid) frciiuillig uerbaiineii. 
 
 Dani^iliable, bau'nishabl, adj. 
 uerbaiint, ocriricbcn \uerbcn fijiinenb. 
 
 Daniivlier, bau'uishdr, t. ber SSer^ 
 bniiiicr, 2>iTfrciber. 
 
 Danislliaient, ban'nishment. t. 1. 
 bie 2)i-rbrtinuing, Sanbceiicriucirniifl, bn^iSers 
 I'linnen, ajcrl'tiiinrfein, G-jrilium. 2. [©iigl.] 
 tie freiiindige aSirbnnnniig. 3. l bai 95er; 
 ban.ijeit (ber ©orgcii 20. 
 
 Dank, bangk, (iuigclf. banc; arab. 
 bank.; arm. bancq) *. 1. bie ©rberljoljung, 
 bet Damm, ipiigcl, Wail. 2. bai (Icile liter 
 be& ■i»?eerci*., eiite£ See'* cb. gliifTf^. 3. bie 
 2}aiif, ilvabfrbaiif. 4. li>atibclj bte a)anf, 
 
 BAN 
 
 ©elbbnnf, 3ettclbaitf, <H5ec&l'erbanf. 5. Pie 
 5banfeinc4®picler5, ©pielbnnf. 6. bieSBaiif, 
 ba6 SanfgcbnuDe. 7. [i^nnbci] ba& 2?(infci. 
 8. [ipanbcil bie 23aiifiierelird)afr. 9. bie!8iiiif, 
 6-ri)&l)iitig im '>5Keere, Sonbbiinf. 10. bie 
 ^ant ((Steiiiloger). II. [Iijpogr.J ba«£'aiif< 
 brer an ber $reffe. 
 
 To keep in -, lftirbie3iifunft nuffparen. 
 
 - of circulation, (i^iiiibelj Die (yirobanf. 
 
 - for loans, Die Sei()tmiif. 
 
 Bank -agio, [ijiaiitelj bm^ 25anPo;«gio. 
 --bill, [i>inbel) 1. ber 93anfjettel, bie 
 !Sanfnpte. 2. bie S»niifaftie. --cresses, 
 pl. l23ot.] ber 5pcbcrii1;. --money, bai 
 •:»aiifiigelb. --note, [.spanbel] bie aSanf. 
 note, --stock, tie iinnfaftie. 
 
 Dank, ». «. 1. Dammen, mit tinem 
 iOade nmgcben. 2. f an ben -TB.irieii (etner 
 ©tabt) I'lirbeifommeii. Shak. 3. t (OJeib) in 
 eincr 23anf nieberlegcn, in bie 2>anf Irgcn. 
 
 Dankable, i>aiigk'abi. adj. lS?a\u 
 bell in einer SJanf jiilafilg rb. biSfonttrbnr 
 (I'un 2l5ec^reln), 
 
 Danker, blngk'ur. *. i. ber 'llBerf)d« 
 Icr, -S>inficr. 2. &fr55anflwlrer (beitopielcn). 
 3. ein juin JJifdjfange auf ')?enfiinb[anb be« 
 tlimmrcfi <£(t)iff. [relgefd)iift. 
 
 Danking, baiigU'in;;, 3. bai-'Sitd}' 
 
 Dankruptf, ban^k'n'ipt. (u. fr.ban- 
 quvronte) s. I. [ii{cd)ri*rpr. I ber betri"igcrifd)e 
 23anfcrMrirer. 2. ber 23,iitfiiriirf>i(]e, 2)anfe> 
 rotiirer, ^aiUt (nnr onn Jtaiiftcnten). 3. t 
 A — to all manner of understanding, @it 
 ncr, ber anf ben gcfnnbcn •33?L'nfrf)eni'crflanb 
 ueriid)tet Ijat. 
 
 Bankrupt-law, bai Jafliteiigefefj. 
 -•system, bai 5a!!imenri5fi)|tfm, ©Dtlem 
 oon (iJefc^en, foiuie bie ^JJrojcbiir in SSejug 
 anf i^aditen. 
 
 Dankriipi, adj. banfbrrid>in , ban* 
 
 ferctt. To turn, to grow, to become — , 
 t'onfcrott iverben , Sbanfcrott madien. 
 
 Danknipt, v. «. i. <Banfcrott ina» 
 d)t\\. 2. 1 ju ©rnnbe ridjtcn. 
 
 Dankrnpt, U.U. banfbri'irfjigmcrben. 
 
 Dankriiptcy, bangk'rupxe, 3. 1. 
 [5?anbe(] ber ^awtimid), 2)anferott. Court 
 of-, bai Sallitengeridjt. 2. bie "Banferptt* 
 erflnrnng, bai gafliment, g-afliren. 
 
 Dannarett, 3. « bai 2)anb. Shak. 
 
 Danner, ban'mir, (m. baner) 3. 1. 
 bai 23aiiner, ^anier, bie JJaljiie, ©rnnborte. 
 2. bai ^at)\\(i)ei\ , 5Jal)n(ein eincr l^anje. 3. 
 [23iH.l bai oberfleSliinieiiblntt eincr fd^meti 
 tcvlingSfi'miigen ^Biinnenfrone. Martvn. 
 
 Dannered, ban'mird, adj. 25aniier 
 tragcnb , mit 23nnnevn ucri'e()en. 
 
 ikanneret, han'miret, s. 1. ber 
 i5annerl;crr. 2. basS S-iil)nd)en. 
 
 Dannerol, ban'mu oil. 1'. B a n d r o I. 
 
 Dannet, (rd)ort.) bonnet. 
 
 DannuCk, ban'mik, (ir. boinneog) 
 *. [@d)ottl. n. '7?orb. i*. (J'ngl.] ber 5pafcr» 
 fnd)fii, ber ivnd)cn von Grbrcnmchl. 
 
 Danuy, ban'oi. *. eine 9lrt 3-alfen. 
 
 Danqiiet, b.iiigk'k»ci, (fr. ; arm. 
 bancqed) 3 1. bai '•Mfal)!, 0)a)'lmaM, S8an> 
 fctt, ber ©d)mau«. 2. •■■ beriJrad)rird). Shak. 
 
 B anq uet - house ob. Banqiieting- 
 house, ba* S?a\\i , luo $Banferte gcgeben 
 luerbcn. --room ob. B anq u et in g-room, 
 ber Srtal, tvorin 25anfette gcl;aircn mcrben, 
 
74 Fat.'. f-,r. Tail. at. v^. ,„',. y\„p, f?n. NA, m6ve, n6r, ^of, 6il. cl8tid. Ti'ihe, Uih. full. i/mh. THis. 
 
 BAiN 
 
 ber 5Panfcttranf. [f>crcirt^en. Shak. 
 
 Uitnq uet, V. a. ft'iliid) iinC fcierlicf) 
 
 llnIIqull^f, «■ «• rd)ni(Uiri:n , ifdjen, 
 brtnfettiren i gnflii-eii. ^ ^ Shak. 
 
 Danqueter, bangk'kwltur, s. i. 
 ber gitinnufcr, edjfcinniev. 2. &cr P)(i|t; 
 ttial)lfli'tjfr. [t'f.] tiic b-ii|}l'nnr, 57riiftme()rf«anr. 
 
 Banquette, i.angkket', s. (Siriegf= 
 
 UauKliee, iiaii'.siic.^ s. eine irlAntt: 
 
 Benslii, ben'slic, ^ i'd)c 3nii6crinn 
 ^>^er gee. [fl)i)or.] ber sSricfjIina. 
 
 Banstickle, ban'stikkl, s. [Orf)= 
 
 Banter, ban'tur, i>. n. nufjieljen, 
 uerfvotten , fpL^ften, fcf)rnubcn. 
 
 Banter, *. ber <Bct)fYi, ©pi>tr. 
 
 Banterer, ban'tunir, «. ber Spafy- 
 macfjer, ©pn^uogel, ©porter. 
 
 Bantling-) bant'ling, s. l.baSfleine 
 £:inb, ber fltme 55nlo. 2. ba6 ipiireiiftiib, 
 ber SSr.nfert. 
 
 Baiitiism, bap'tizai, (gr.) <■ 1. bie 
 Xaiife. 2. I! bie laufe, bflS^Seiben (Efjrifti. 
 
 Baptismal, baptL'mal, adj. jiir 
 Inufe (ich&rig, XauJ . . . 
 
 Bapti»«t, bap'tist, *. 1. ber Uniifer. 
 2. ber 2i3ieCertmifcr. 3. [-iWiinnSn.] 58nptiil. 
 
 Baptistery, bap'Tifiture, *. l. bie 
 Xnuffnpede. 2. ber Inufilcin. 
 
 Bapti$>tiC, bapiis'tik. ladj.sm 
 
 Baptistical, bapiL'tekal.^ Xaiife 
 (jri)&rtg , laiif . . . 
 
 Baptize, bapti/.e', V. a. 1. taiifeii. 
 2. i (ciii gei|1ige6 OJetrniiE; tfliifcn, b. h. niit 
 5D3nffer I'criuirdien. 
 
 To - again, miebertiuifeii. 
 
 Baptizer, bapti'^ur, j. berlniifeiibe. 
 
 Bar, bar. (111. bar; nriU. barren) *. I. 
 5 jebeS ©tiirf 5polj ob. •OJietnd , ii)clc()ei5 G-t; 
 luae oerfpcrrt, bcrSprrrtniim, ©ifilagKiimi, 
 £liier6niini , iai £luerl^o(j , 9{iegell)0lj , ber 
 £luer|1n6, 23aum, 33nlfen; ©tniibb.ium, @tn(l= 
 Hum; ipebebnuin. 2. ± ber Qiierilrirf) , biu- 
 i^in^erni^, ipitunuiip. 3. ber 9{icgcl (nii 
 lljuren :c.). 4. [9{ecf)ti-iVr.] a) bie ©d)rnii. 
 .fen (in beni ©itjunggjimmer etne£-P)ericf)te! ; 
 ber niit ©d)raiifen ciiigerd)lo(Tene Drt |"elb|l. 
 b) — of tbe court, ber Oierid)r^i"iia(; DiU- 
 @crid)t \elb\i. c) tie 2i^llOMlfell)Ullft. 5. t 
 bii^ ©crtd^t, 'irituiiial (ber otTeiUlidji-n-iJTei; 
 nting). 6. bne J^omptiMr, ber ©djciifrii'ri) in 
 fflSirrljfjimincrii. 7. bie ©aiiblnnif, but ga''- 
 feiiritf, bie D?eil;e g-ilfcn lur ber ■^Xiiiibung 
 eine^ gliifTeS ob. bciii(Jiiigaiigc clues i^iifi'iu-. 
 8. bafi •"Keerufer. 9. (ipcelf. | ber Qiierbal; 
 fen, (Scfrd)iiitt. lO. ber Jriiger (berifjeil ber 
 fiiniilnbe eineg ^3rVrbe^, niif roeld)cin ba* 
 9)fuiibrtiirf tut)i). ll.CO}ruf.) ber iafrilvid). 
 12. bie Snrre (CDoib i>b. ©ill'er;, bieStiiiigi- 
 (gifeii). 13. (im afrifaii.ipniibeO bie ©range 
 (nl62Dertl;, ^preiS). l4. [lypiigr.) bie >>nb; 
 fjnbe All ber ^reffe. 15. l©d)iil;m.J ber iiie; 
 fiid). 16. bie Sliiniciinarl; din SpK^en). 17. 
 [9{ec^t3rpr.j bie red)riid)e iBiTmnl^ning. 
 
 Bars of tbe crab or capstern. ['■Wnr. ) 
 tie fireujOt'iiimc ber ©piflc. —-holes of a 
 capstern or windlass, bie ©pltlgiUeu. — s 
 of a windlass, liandspecks, Pie SjennpKlen, 
 jftuppeirpillen. ---fee, bai ©dXirfjgflb, 
 ©i^gelb, iue(d)c5 eiii fflrtniigeiier bem ©d)iie= 
 §er Oei feiiier G'ntlafiung jii eiitridjren l;ar. 
 — maid, bie itefliierinn nin @d)enfrird)e. 
 A trial at -, [C'ligLj eine gerid)riid)elinrer: 
 
 BAR 
 
 fndjung ob. 9IbI)5ning wx ben ®erirf)tSf)i>fen 
 I'on \S5rftniiniler. 
 
 Bar, v.a. 1. 1'erfpcrren, rcrriegctn, }ii= 
 riegi'In, fperren, uergittcrn. 2. f I'erfpcrn'n, 
 uerilopfen,Lier()inbern,I;nninen. 3. (mirfronu 
 fjinbern(nn), nOfjnlten, (inSufjliefien (i>pn). 4. 
 ucrbieten, nntcrfagen, einer ©iid)e O'inljo.It 
 rijnn. 5. (iii^nel)men, nn^rd)Iiet}en , I'id) t^'r- 
 bcf)iilren. Shak. 6. mit ©treifrn vm ViX- 
 fd)iebener5ar6ebnrd)frenjeii. 7.[H)iimr,inf.] 
 (eine ^Iber) nntcrbinbcn. 8. [ 9{cd)re.rpr. 1 
 I^eninien. 9. (jiirninmengejDgcn nii3 baibi 
 riitlcn (ein 'jpferb). 
 
 To -a throw, [5Burfe(fp.] etnen 5S3iirf 
 fiir iingiilHg erffnren. To - a quint, C^i; 
 guctrp.] eine Guinte iWngen, ftrnfen. To - 
 any one from..., (Jinetn ben Sufritt luef); 
 ren jn . . . 
 
 Barat, bar'rat, (fr.) s. [©eercd)r] 
 ber llnterfd)leif , bie SBerunrreuung , f. nuc^ 
 Barrator etc. 
 
 Barb, barb. (m. barv; nrin. baro) 3. 
 1. ber 93iirt (bei '5i?enrd)en unb K)ieren). 2. 
 [S8ot.] bie hiinrige 23ebcrfung nmnd)cr~^tliin-. 
 jen. 3. * niic^ pi. bie ^JJferbiniilnng , btx 
 '$ferbe()nrnird), iiai (5)efd)irr. 4. (jufnnimen: 
 gejpgcn o«5 barbary) bn^^fevb nu?bcr23er: 
 berei, ber "Berber, 55nrbnr. 5. ber '2Biberl)ii: 
 fen nn <J>fcilen unb 9lngeln. 6. [.3d)t()Vt)l.| 
 bie 13iirbc, ber SJartpfd). 
 
 Barb, v. a. l. t barbieren, milren. 
 Shak. 2. tiiit 5S3iber()nfen perre(;en (^feilc). 
 3 ? riiilen (ein$fi'rf),tiiiffd)irren,nnrc^irren. 
 
 Barbacan, bnr'bakan, (fr. barba- 
 caiie) s. I. f^ricgi'bf.] biiS 9(uf5cnu>erf , bir 
 @d)nn^e, ber Xiriirfenfopf. 2. Die 2Borte, ber 
 'IBiic^rttjurm. 3. bnS 9?tnii(orf> (jnm 21b(au: 
 fen be* IBaffcrf). 4. bie ©c^ie^fd)iirte. 5. 
 (S-iner aiii' ber 53erberei. Srak. [SBdrbabo^. 
 
 BarbadoeK, blrba'dii/,*. [(i)ci>gr.] 
 
 Barbadoes-alo e s. [53ot.] bie £eber: 
 aloe, —-cherry, bie iuefHMbifd)e ivirfdje. 
 --flower-fence, [25iit.] ber 'jpfnucn^ 
 fd)n.Hiii}. --nut, bie "Brecf^nuf;. --tar, 
 Per ^icrgf()eer. 
 
 Barbarian, lirba'rcan. adi. I.bnr: 
 biirifd), ri'!), nngi-firrer, ivilb. 2. ± biirbarifd), 
 gmnfnni , iinmrnfd)lii1). 3. [OJeogr.] bnrb.v 
 rifd), jnr S^erberei gefuTig. - *. I. T ber 
 53iirbnr. 2. ± ber ^arbiir, ri'>()e, graufnine 
 -Wenfd), llnmenfdj. 3. ber^JlufliiMber, 5-venibe. 
 4. [(^Si'ogr.) ber23iirbnr; p'. bicXJarbnreSfen. 
 
 Barbaric, barbar'ik, adj. ati^lmu 
 Mfdi. fretnb. 
 
 Barbarism, bar'barizm, (gr.) s. 
 l.ber25arbnrii-ni, 93crifi'0 gegcn ben©prnd): 
 gi-brnud). 2. bie 55(irbnrei, Unmiffenfjeit, Uw- 
 bffnnnrfd)iift tnit iJiiniTen ii. SSiffenfc^aften. 
 Shak. 3. bie 23iirbarel, 9fi'()f)elt inSInfef^nng 
 ber ©ifren, ^ilMjeit, PJrobljeit. 4. f bie 
 SPiirbiirei, (iirnufnmfeif, llnmenfdjiidjfeit. 
 
 Barbarity, blrbar'eie, s. 1. bie 
 'Sorbnrei, aj Me 9vp()(ieit, b) bie ©rniifain: 
 feif, Unnipnfd}lid)fcir. 2. f ber 95iirbnri*ni, 
 )8exHc^ gegen ten ©pmdjgcbmiid). 
 
 Barbarize, bar'barlze, V. u. in 
 ben 3n|lnnB ber 2)iirbiiret I'erfe^cii. - v. n. 
 Bnrbnrl^nien inndien Pber begeljen. 
 
 Barbaroii.s, bcr'barus, adj. I.bnr- 
 iy<\x\\(t). rol), imgebliPer, iingerirrer, ivilb, nn^ 
 miffenb , ben Kiinilen iinb 2ljii7pnfd)iifren 
 frenib. 2. bnrbiirifd), granfain, iinmenfd)lidj. 
 
 BAR 
 
 3. [(^Jrnnim.] bnrbdrifi-fi, fprnd^roibrig. 
 Barbar((U«iines.<j, bar'barusnls, 
 
 s. f. Ba rba c i I y. 
 
 Biirbary, bar'liaie. *. 1. [(^5ciigr.l 
 bie33crbcrcl. 2. fNix'^'ferPbiiljcr, bcr-^jerbcr 
 
 Barbate, bai 'bate, ^ adj. [55i>r.] 
 
 Barbated, barbanid.^biirtig, iaiig» 
 bel)narr. Martvx 
 
 Barbe, barb, [^5>?i(it.] To fire in -, 
 bie i^nnunen fiber Die 23rnila'el)r IjinnuS abj 
 fencrn. 
 
 Barbecue, blr'bcku, r. a. i. [in 
 ^Beitinb ] (ein giinjcsj @d)U'ein) bniten. i. 
 [<)iLn-biim.] (irgenb ein giinje^ I(;ier) brnrrn. 
 
 Barbecue, j. i. l^S5e|Tinb.] ein ge^ 
 brntene^ giinjeg ©d>n'ein. 2. [-Rorbnui.] tin 
 gebmteneS gnnje* Iljier (j. 53. Dd)5). 
 
 Barbed, bit bed, adj. I. * gen'iiler. 
 2. biirrig, jnrfig, mit 2Biber()nfen I'crfelu'n. 
 
 Barbel, blr'bi. (fr.) ». i. [Oc^tljijoi.; 
 bieiBnrbe. 2. [iljiemrj.l ber'Jroid), bieiirore. 
 
 Barber, barbur, cu. i,u. ) ». rcr 
 aSnrbier, 25nber, I 35artpii(^cr, 5S(irtfd)ecrtr. 
 
 Barber-surgeon, — -cbirurgeon, 
 ber (If)irurg u. 23nrbier. -'s basin. Mo 
 iSiirbierbecfcn. — ' s c li a t e r , bie ^iB.irnis 
 fliifd)e. --monger, ber ©cf)nft, Pjecf, Sur' 
 ling. Shak. — 's vices. ble©d)luiTc(fd)rnni 
 ben. -'« sign, bev ©il)iib einc5 'SarbicrJ. 
 Proi>. -'s c b a i r, ein©r!i()l, ber fiir 'JKiepnut. 
 
 Barber, ». «. mfircn unb frljlreu. 
 
 J^arberry, bar'berre, s. [iSot.i bie 
 33crberi()e. — tree, bie 55erberi6|Taube, bet 
 58erberi(3en|1rnuit. 
 
 Barbet, bar'bet, s. I. einea(rt2Ci"ir« 
 mer. 2. eine tlirt iBogel. 3. ber ^ubcl, ^nu 
 Dell)unb. 
 
 Bard, bard, (m. bardh; tr. bard) «. 
 1. ber 2.iarbe, ©linger berCFelten k. 2. ^ ber 
 25nrDe, I5id)ter. Pope, [©pert ^um ©picfen. 
 
 Bard, *. t\<\6 biinn gefdjnirrene ©rucf 
 
 Bard, v.a jiipfen, ranfen. [gefd)irr. 
 
 Bard, s. beri)3ferPcfd)mucf, bns^JJferbes 
 
 Barded, ba.'ded, adj. 1. * nuggej 
 fc^miirft mit bem be|len.3eug lu. 'iJJferben), 2. 
 [^eralb.l ge()nrnlfi-f)t. ll;ln-ig, 23arben... 
 
 Bardic, bar'dik, adj. \n 53arben (,e: 
 
 Bardie, (fdjort. d i m i n. o. B a r d. 
 
 Bardisli, bar'disb, adj ju 23arben 
 gcl)i!nng, pon 55arben gefdjrieben, SBnrben... 
 
 Bardism, bar'dizm, s. bie ^iffeu: 
 fdjnft unb ^;))tarimcn ber JB.irben. [55arbiMpl). 
 
 Bardulpli, bar'diiif. *. [^xranni*n.] 
 
 Bare, bare, (angeif. bar, baer; fd)n>. 
 u. bnn. bar) adj. 1. bar, narft, bro(j; plarr, 
 faf;l. 2. mit entbli^prem $.nipte (al* 3eict)i'ii 
 ber &)vm!i)t). 3. eiufnd), uuge^iert, nacfr. 
 
 4. ^ bar, fffen, uiiurtbiTgen, pffenbar, enr.* 
 becft. 5. arm, biintig. C. a((ein, r(;ne ^e» 
 glettung. Shak. 7. nbgetragcn, fal)(. 8. iiacfr, 
 l"d)Ied)tinit(eibunfl, 9. (mitoO entbliifjtdion). 
 
 Upon your — word, auf.j()rblo|;e6^ort. 
 The country is — of money, baS i'anb i|l 
 entb(i)gt biMi ®elb, gelbarm. Webster. - of 
 money, of^ue (i»flb. 
 
 Bare-bone, ein abgejeljrter Wetifd). 
 --boned, nbgejet^rt, abgemagerr. --fa- 
 ced, 1. unniadfirt, inu'eriari't, mit blofeent 
 (i)end)te. 2. i a) frei, uni'erl)iif(f , ofeuriid), 
 fl)ne ©c^eii. b) iini'erfd)anir. --facedlv, 
 ado. I. vl)ne<B(t)(u, rffen. 2. unt'crfc^amr. — 
 f a c e d n e s s, bieDreli'ligfeit,llniicrfdjamrl)f i* 
 
F.^tp. ff,r. m. f,it. M.^. .„<?(. Fine. ff». N6, move, n6r, gSt, 61], cl6iy. Tribe, tub, ftill. t//ln, THis. 75 
 
 BAR 
 
 Bare- fo at, —-footed, adj. ot>. ado. tar-. 
 fu#. --gnawn. gaiij nbgenagtoB. nbijemii):. 
 
 headed, niit mi6efc(ftein Kopff, unt'e: 
 
 Cccft. --headed II ess. Me llnbeBecf their 
 (tfg ^ppfcS;. --legged, niit blofjen 55ci! 
 lien. — -necked, iiiit blopeni i)incfen 
 -picked, 6i6 rtiif bcn fi'nodjeii rtb!]f"»i<1t 
 --ribbed, nbfl^jcljrr, alwjeinaficrt. --t.ii 
 led. I. fnl)lt'(i)iv<iniig, niit einem nacften 
 jpmtern. 'I. i turfri.]. 
 
 Bar<^f (ilMilflf. abarian) e. a. 1. tai)l, 
 mirft mrtd)en , entt-lijeen. 2. i (mit of) be= 
 miibcii (3«n'flnB eiiur vS«i(^e). 
 
 Hare, <• Bcr uul'cgrarete 'ipdi^, ftie^eite. 
 
 li:tr«*'Htv (f(l)i'fr.) barefooted. 
 
 Barely f b^rele. tidv. 1. IIActt, tatjl, 
 Ue^. i. timet). •}. tirmlicf). 4. bloB, iiur. 
 
 ■l«r«ne»»»j b4re uen. f. l.DifOiilrfr 
 l)eit, aMofJc. i. fit 'Jlbflcjcljrtfjeit, ■0)?.ioirfcit. 
 3. Bie >}lrmutf), Diirftiiifrir. 4. fcer OJinii.jil 
 an fllftMina. (nifft:, t>erd>iufriiiD. Sha 
 
 liarriii, bar'lul, mU- '' »c>(ler jpiiuHit 
 
 Uai'S-ain, bargin, «. i. &fe jp.iiirti, 
 fiiiiif. 2. DcrSniif, Saiifi'mnifl. 3. Der>?an. 
 6el, erfjnnbclte ct. uerfniifre (yeflfiitlniiD. 4. 
 O Ber i>iinbe(. To make the best of u b.io 
 bargain, fid) fo (]iit ivie iiiooltdj nue itiuiii 
 (•(^liminrn 5pnnbel jiUji-ii. a. « &*' Si'" 
 
 To strike, lomakc, to buy a -, eineii iliiut 
 fd^lieOrn. Bargain and sale, 19<e(f)terpr.j 
 ber .Rrtiifofrtriio, wPburd? bcr aSiTf.uifVr bni. 
 JJnufer boa uerfnufte I'n'iD iibitaibt imr tat 
 fur Wfionhr Ifitlct. Ti» a -, es |Vi Mniii, 
 e£ bleibt babct. Into the -, in bin i\.;iii, 
 kben brein. To sell one a good -, G-iiuiii (S^t 
 toM n)ol)lfeil uerfnufen. To kell -», e .3i*tcii 
 reiMeii. 
 
 I'roo. A good- i« a pick-pur»e, iviH)!: 
 feilet Aniif Ifcrt niirf) ben aiemeJ ; wer 
 i»pt)lfei( fniift, fniift i^lfdjt. A - !• a -, 
 filaiif nlKniif. To Hell one a -, (S-inein eiiuM 
 biniien i>tmili<prmii(f)en, cinen Streitt) iVirlcii, 
 (fineii brrriigtn. 
 
 B a r g a i n ■ ni a k e r , ber ^liflcr. 
 
 Bargain, v. n. I. I^onbiln, eiiien 
 ^nnbfl Ob. 0)erd)iiffe nind)en. 2. (for, mii, 
 niif (*tii'tU>), banbeln, fcilirtjen ((j-tionS). 
 
 Barfiraiii, v. a. (and) mit away) oen 
 fiiiifcM, iHTii.iiiCi'lii. IfiT, bie .Uiiiif'ermii. 
 
 Bart^'HiiK^O) liiit-imice'. «. bi-r.uou: 
 
 Barf^ainer, bai'sinniir. *. berSUir: 
 f(iutVr, i5iTf)iiiibier, bie iBerfnuiVriiin. 
 
 Barfj^aiiiing- , lOertl.) dispu- 
 tin ■.: ; ba 1 1 1 i ng. 
 
 Bars'*?, Uaije. (it. bare) *. I. ['OJiiir.j 
 bn« eiiiirrfjiff, euilbi>i>t, bie Xwxti. -2. 
 bn6 J?id)terrrf)ifT, efid)ferrri)iif, ber ei<t)rer. 3. 
 tA6 5brot ber Seei'tniifre iinb ^eaiiiren. 
 
 Barge-couple, (■^Irdjir.) bcr GiiiT- 
 bolfen. --course, (Diic1)bo(f.J Per il)cii 
 etne« 3ie<]firiid)ei', ber iiber beiiipiniprbiilfiii 
 l;<»v'«ilc(u (luM (>)iebribiitf)iTni. 
 
 Bar(;-eiiian, baije'man ^«. bertyuh: 
 
 Bar((<'r, ij^ijiir. ^ rer rim-r 
 
 aJarft, •■biH'tof lU'dK . £ct)iff<T- 
 
 BarK-criiiatifer, barje'ma.siiir, s. 
 ber G-i(iiiiri)iimer eiiier iUiirfe, 95iH>r«rigen.- 
 ttjiiirifr , >£d)iffir , ber £i>l)nrcl)iifer. 
 
 Barilla, baril'ia,^. I. eiiic ')3i1nn;e, 
 roi'Mufi bie iViiMird)e eofa beriiret luirb. i. 
 tie r»)iiiiird)e ©I'bii dVlbfti. [iiencuVii. 
 
 Bar-iron^ bar-iura, «. iai %um-, 
 
 BAR 
 
 BAR 
 
 Baritone, r. Barytone. 
 
 Barium, bar'lum, ». [Sljctn.] bnS 
 •Bnriiim. 
 
 Bark, bark, (bi^n. bark; fd)ii). barck) 
 <. (33ot.] a) bie i^orfe, Diinbe. b) (uorjiigS; 
 meife) bie Gljinarinbe. 
 
 Bark-bared, abgefdjnlt , abgeborft. 
 -bound, bicfrinbig, niit feiler Sorte, nii^r 
 lcid)t nbjuborten. --galled, mir befc^d; 
 bigier SBorfe. 
 
 Bark, r. «. 1. nbborfen, nbrinben, 
 abfdjnlen , fdjnlen. 2. mit 25i>rfe bebcrfen, ia 
 iJi'rfe einfd)iic^en. 
 
 Bark, > (ir. bare; riifT- bar- 
 
 Barque, birk,^ ka; fr. barque; s. 
 i'Bfnr. , bi.- ii5iirfe. [fctiff 
 
 Water b a r V , tin ^DflonbifdjeS aSiiffer 
 
 Bark, (onoelf. beorcnn, byrcauj t>. ii 
 I. beden, tliiffen (uon ^unben. 2. (mit at^ 
 •u (fincn onbeUcn. b) idmienb, feifenb I'erfol 
 flcn(Oenmnbj, oerft^reicn, Inilcrn, ic^mnljeii. 
 
 Proo. Barking dogs bite not, llid)t 
 >i(le >punbe bcipcn, iveK^e beden. 
 
 Barken, n'c^ott.) encrust. 
 
 Barker, bar'kiir, «. 1. ber SJeflec, 
 nnfinnige Sc^reier, gdjniiiijtr. 2. Oemnnb, 
 Per 95hume nbborft, ber ilbborfer, »ilU|'d)iiicr 
 I. 1 ber L'eiirerdjtnbcr. (QJebell, f. Bark. 
 
 Barking-, barking, K. t><\i 33eUeii, 
 
 Barkit, (|M)ott.) tanned. 
 
 Barky, bai'ki, adj. 1. <iud %orfe, 
 3?inbe be|lei)enb. 2. 3{tnbe, 25i)rfe entljnltenb, 
 niibig , t'lrfig. Shas.. 
 
 Barla fujnuiil,> (fd^utt.) an *x 
 
 Barley) 3 clamation 
 
 f o r a t ruce by on e who lia* fulleii 
 down in wrestling or play. 
 
 Barley, blr'le, dltigeir. bere; ivnl. 
 barlys) t, 1. bie QJerjle. 2. pi. (OJJnr.J bie 
 Serbecf : iengebnifen, Derfbiilfen. 
 
 Peeled -, yefdjiiUe (i>cr|le, (iJerilengrnupeii. 
 
 Barley-brake pb. —-break, (cin 
 innblid;e6 ©pieO ber iilerntetan}. -broth, 
 o iltirfe^ ibier, ber 03friteii|'tift. ^jhakspkare. 
 -bread, ti\6 Cycrileiibrob. -corn, bil6 
 Okriteiifcrii. — mow, bie fiJi'r(lenid)iuiib, 
 (i)er|liiimal}b, ber.Crt fiir tiiigciiriitete 0)er; 
 ilcngnrbcn. --sugar, ber Wcrilenjiicfcr. 
 -.wHter, ber 0)erilciirrnnf, bn3 Werilen- 
 luiifier, ber cyrritnireim. I55drine, ipcfen. 
 
 Barm, banu, (angt'lf. beumi) a. bie 
 
 Bar - mawter, bar'- uiastiir, <. 
 [~3)iin.l ber G-rjnu'iTtr. 
 
 Barmy, bar'mi, udj. i)eitg. Shak. 
 iJai iiiie, (fc^rtr.) ijefig. 
 
 Barn, barn, uingelf. berern) a.l. bie 
 £d)ciine, *Sd)fiicr. 2. [OJorbam.] a> bie 
 vadjeiine, ii. b; bie (Stndnng, ber Srad. 
 
 Barndoor, bilo £d)euiirl;or. --floor, 
 eine lenne, Drefdjtenrie. A parson's barn. 
 bie ®d)i'iine cini'5 <J3rebiger«; i bie llncrriuf! 
 
 Barn, v. a. eiiird)eueru. [lidjfeic. 
 
 Bariiaby, bar'uabe, s. [-)>iann£it.] 
 iiiiriiiiiMi'. 
 
 Barnacle, bar'naki, (fr.) «. l. 
 [Criiitl).-! tie2)iuimgrtn!), 9i\ul;giiM!5. 2. liJ?rt;j ber 3i)liiiOi'r, bai QMjm't <j. SB. - of a 
 tiirg.J bie eiircnmiirdjel. 3. pt. a) I>puf»|gun, ber tjliiirenlniif :c. ). 4. (IKjnn.J bie 
 l"d)miebei bie ^rciiuV. b) bie 2>ride. iroinmel (eiueriiird)eniil)r), bn6 5eberf)0H5, 
 
 Barne, bam, (nlrPeiii.M.tbiieSiiib. gebergil^miiV. 5. (>iiniu.| bie IriMumel (im 
 
 Barns -lireaking-, (rd)iHt.) idle: Oijre), Ot;rrrommel. 
 fro I It. A large -, ein ©rfufiiifj, (Mie tonne. 
 
 Barolite, barolite, t. l&eoU] ben Thundering -, bai HixMOiaO «iiif eineni 
 
 ©^merfpatf), bie foljlenfaitre ©djnjcrerbe. 
 
 Barometer, baioin'metur, (gr.) «. 
 [$I)i)f.] bnS ^jS3etterg(a5, Saronicter. 
 
 Barometrical, barumet'trekal, 
 adj. fcnn.MUCtrifd). - adv. B.irome t'ri- 
 ca lly , bnronietrifd). 
 
 Baron, bar'run, (fr.) «. l.iiriVriingf. 
 ber (Jcelninnn (iiberl;.). 2. [6-ngl.] ber 23as 
 ron, 5reif)crr. 3. [i){ed)ti5rpr.] ber (fijeinnnn, 
 J. ». - and feme, ber (5-[)el;err ii. bie (S-(;efraii. 
 
 The lord chief-, [Q'UQt.] bcrl'orb Dbcr« 
 rid)ter bei ber ®(f)a0fnmnier. - by writ pb. 
 by creation , ber nite SJnron. - by letters 
 patent, ber SflnniensJbaroii. - of the exche- 
 quer, [G-ngl.J ber Kid^rer bei ber S(f)a<;. 
 fnmmer. - by tenure, ber I'eljen^'boron. 
 
 A - of beef, bie jipei ajorberpiertel eineS 
 Ddjfen unjertljeilt. 
 
 Baronag-e, bar'runidje, *. 1. 
 i©iig(.] bie (J)c|"anmitl)eit ber a3nrBnen ober 
 >4>nir6 , bie 93arone u. "JlJairS. 2. bie 5rei« 
 herrnmiirbe, !Brtrpn«im"irbe. 3. bie Snrunie, 
 ,5reil)errr(^nft. 4. bie 5rci(;errn|Teiier. 
 
 Baroness, bar'runes, «. bie Sn. 
 rfninn, 2?arone(Te, 5-reifrau. [95nronct. 
 
 Baronet, bar'runet, *. [(?ng(.] ber 
 
 Baronial, baro'neal, adj. ju einetn 
 ■Snron gel^ijrig, I'reifjcrrlitf). 
 
 Barony, bar'nine. t. tie SBnronie, 
 Jreiljerrfctnft ; 33nn)n«ii)iirbe. 
 
 Baroscope, bar'roskope, (gr.) a. 
 1 ^1)1)1". 1 ber ©d)iueremc()'er, iia6 23nri)i5fop. 
 
 BaroscopiC, baroskop'lk, adj. 
 biiroffopifd). [ [-)J?inern(g.J ber 23iirorerentt. 
 
 Baro.<eIenite, barosel'cnite, *, 
 
 Barra, bar'ra. *. [@pnn. n. ^l^ott.] 
 (ein gropes -)}iii(j [Yir Zud}) bie SBnrre. 
 
 Barracatla, barraka-da, a. etne 
 'Mrt gird)e. (ber aSerfnn (3eug). 
 
 Barracan, bar'iakan, s. [^nbufl.] 
 
 B a r r a c a 11 - 111 a k e r , ber SBerf anipeber. 
 
 Barrace, (fdjott.; bounds; iists< 
 
 for combatants. 
 
 Barrack, bar'rak, (fr., fp.) a. 1. 
 [•OKilit.] tie ^i5arM(fe, geibljiitte. 2. [©pnn.J 
 bie gif(^erl)iitre. 3. pi (-Wfiut.) bieliaferne. 
 
 Barrack-master, ['DJJilit.] ber Slllf. 
 l"el)cr ber Xjnrarfcn. cjirt gifdje. 
 
 Barracuda, barraku'da, a. eine 
 
 Barrator, bar'iaiur, (iM., i'(>inbinnu. 
 baraita) a. 1. ber i'infcr, i>iinbelmari)er, 
 >>ln|lifter pon 9fcd)r6l)iiiibelii, 'iJJrojegilifter. 
 2. t(3«l)mibclj ber Sd>ifT5fiipiran , lueldjct 
 jnm 'Diad)tl)ei(e be« 9{lu'bir6 fid) tlnterfc^lcif 
 Ob. aSernntreuung }n ©rijuibea foramen Idjli. 
 
 Barratrous, barratriis, adj. be: 
 
 rrfigevifd). 
 
 Barratry, bar'ratrc, *. 1. bits ?pro» 
 jefiiliften. 2. [iSeeljanbel] ber Unterfc^leif, 
 bie 93enintreiiiiiig (eine6 ©djiffSfapitdn^ lo. 
 
 Barrel, bar'ril, <fr. baril) *. 1. bilS 
 gafj, bie lonne. 2. (ber OkijdU cinee JiiffeS 
 obcr ciner lonno bie ionne, bti^ijiifl cOWng 
 fiir gliiiTigfeiren, 93ntter, ■'»?el)I, (Jleifd)). 3. 
 5 crioiiSlMiujes n.>>ol;ic^, bie ipi'>l)le, SEiilje, 
 
76 Fatp, far. fall, fat. Me. mk. Finp, fin. M. move. n5r, e;oL oil. clori.l. Ti'ilie. inh. fnll t//in. Trii<«. 
 
 BAR 
 
 5>rariber. Barrel of a drum, bet InMiimet: 
 fillteil. The — of a spring - steelyard . 
 [-))fecf)ati.] Snegeterfieljaufe nn cincrSc()!ien! 
 iviifle. The - of a jack. 6ic iStriiftUiilje flii 
 eiiiem 23ratenlucn^el•. [ker, fcr '5at^t'in^cr. 
 
 Barrel-bellied, birt6iiltrf)ia ; - - in a - 
 
 Barrel, »■ a. l. in eiti ^a^ tfjiin, 
 porfeii pB. fi'itlcn. 2. in dnjiig t()un u. ein: 
 foljcii (9{inbfreirrf) ob. ^i\A}C). 
 
 To-upsleep, o nnrf)§fr}eii6tii|T|WnfEn. 
 
 Barren, bar'ren, (U. bare) adj. I. 
 
 iinfnid)H'ar (oon lljicrcn, ^ffiU'jen ii. ihmi 
 bcr Grbc) ; 2. iinfruff^tbiir, nirf)t bie (ifl)W'Oe 
 9}ifn<ie Jific^te tmgcnb d'nn $(lnnien). 3. 
 ± iinfriid)tbac , arm , biirfttfi (luni &iUau"ir; 
 (en). 4. iinfrud)t6or, trocfeii, bi'irrc. 5. uti: 
 fnid)t6ar, uniuit), Innniwnlin (iHmfflebnnfen). 
 6. iinbebeiitcnb, aOncfrf)i"ocft, riiifnltin, albnn, 
 tri'ii'ielig. Shak. 7. iinfnicfjttnr, nicfjt erfjii; 
 berifrf), otjne ©c^nrffinn. 
 
 Barren, «. l. ber unfnirf)t&nri! Strirf) 
 s?nnbe5. 2. ['TTorbnm.] fin iinniifieOnutcr 
 SniTbflricf)(nC'flcrel)en i>on betTengruc^tbnrfeit), 
 
 Barrenly, bar'renle, ado. tUU 
 fnid)tlJ<ir. 
 
 Barrenness, bar'rlnnls, ». bic 
 llninicf)tbnrfeit (ber ©rbe, ber Ihiere). 2. 
 bic l'.nfriicf)t('Arfeit, Siirre. 3. bie Unfnirf)t; 
 forfeit , Oieiile^nrmiitt). 4. bie llnfiniditbnr; 
 fi'it, 9lernilid)fcit, iJiirftiflfeir (eine6©toffei). 
 5. lZ()cr(.j bieUnfrud)t('arfeit (berSlnbat^t); 
 ^n^tfenljeit be^ ©eniiitfjcS. 
 
 Barren-tvort , bar'rlnwurt, 4. 
 .551H.1 bie ^iird)L>f!5mii(je. [&efrf)>v)erlirf). 
 
 Barrriil, bar'ful. adj. milhfani, 
 
 Barricatle, barekade',. (fr. IS.) « 
 1. [-Kili:.] bie iinrrifnbe, \!I5ii(ien(nirn. - of 
 trees, ber 93lt()iiii. 2. bie ©pcminfl, 25rr: 
 ramiiniiig; ber Sd)In(i(mimi. 3. i t^ni- S;}'m-- 
 bernij}. 4. |S))fnr.] bic ©d)iin5iicrflfibunn. 
 
 Barricade, barick.ide', v. a. 1. 
 (cineniOeii) fpcrrcn, iierMiiinifn. 2. [>Wiltt.l 
 iicrf'nrrifdbircii ; biird) eine 25i'rrd)nn}iiii(i 
 oeriperren, uerfd^iinsen. 3. i a) fperren, lieiii: 
 men. b) nt'l)alren, l)iubcrn. [cade. 
 
 Barricado, b'ancka'do. f. Barri- 
 
 Barrier, bar'reur,(fr.)l.[5efliinn?&.] 
 a) bie25errd)aii,iiiiifi,58cfe|li(iiiii(i, b<\6 Watter, 
 bcr©d)lii<it'nimi. b) ber 95erf()fibiniin(i?mflfl. 
 c) bic 5ettiiii(i, (5ireiijff|1iiiin, 5t"ltii"<li-''i"'rfe 
 niif ber Sniibe^iireiue. 2. bic aiifflrenjiinn, 
 0)reujen (cineiS Drrci-). 3. bic €d)Mnfcn 
 (einci' iiiriiirrpia(;Ci-). 4. i a) bie©d)ii(3ioe(ir, 
 ©'d)ufititiiiicr, 25oriiiniicr , bnc- "Sofliuerf. b) 
 bii^ *;>iiibfrni|!, ber (?iiil)nir, bie Wrenje. 
 
 Barrister, bar'ii.srur, (l<. bar) s 
 ber i!(iiu>nit, ^!lboofnf. 
 
 To follow the business of n— . fnd)ivn!ten. 
 
 Barrett', bar'rA, (rtmirir. berewe) 
 *. 1. bie 33'i()rc, Iracie. 2. ISnliiw.) bni- 
 ? orb I'm 2Ceibcngeflec^t jimi irprfiicn be^ 
 ©olj'eS. 
 
 tt an d-b arrow, bieira^lfcdljre. "'' h e e \ 
 -, ber ©d)uOfiirrcii. --bunter, ber S.(\r-. 
 renfd)ie6er. 
 
 Barro^v-train, (fA^ctt) shaft 
 
 of a wheelbarrow. 
 
 BarrO^V, (nilfieir. berga. beorglO «. 
 brf 5iDrg. i'fn'd)iiifreiie G-t'er. 
 
 Barrou -grease. bn# ©(^mfillferr. 
 - .hog. ^or I'errdiiiirteiie (S-tn-r. 
 
 Barro^%', (angeif. beara, bearewe) 
 
 KAS 
 
 s bebeiitet in Drti-nntiicn ein Sf»h, cinen 
 .^piiin. \l)n<\(l (berSSorjeir), piiS ipiinenflrnt'. 
 
 Barroiv, (niiijeir beorg) * berOJriU'; 
 
 Bar.<ie, bars. s. [Od)rI)i)i>i.] berSnrrd). 
 
 Bar.<ilUot, bar'shoi. (.bar II. shot) s. 
 ["TOilif.] bic ©tanncnfiinel. [mciiie ©ralil. 
 
 Bar-s<eel, bli'-steel. s. ber (\t: 
 
 Barter, bar'tur. (fp. baratar) v.h. 
 [$(iiibc(l t(iiifd)f)aiibc( trciben. 
 
 Barter, v. a. i. faiifd)en, I'crtnii! 
 fd)en; iinitnufd^cn (Karten im ©picl ). 2. 
 To-aw.iy. ncrfd)teubfrn (bieSeit, ffhre 20 
 
 Barter, *. l. ber l:nufd)()nnbel, 
 Inufd). 2. (jiiiu.) bic i>crtniifd)re ©of^e, ber 
 Zniifd). Ifdjcr, I(iufd)hnnblcr. 
 
 Barterer, bar'turur, *. ber 'Jnii' 
 
 Bartering-, bar'turlng, t. ber 
 Iniifrf), tniird)()nnbel. 
 
 Bartery, blr'ture, *. + ber'Sntifd), 
 Iaii!'d)()nnbet, Slinrntto. fjc. filrjiinnc Kiicrc. 
 
 Bartli, birth, s. ber mnnitc ^errd)liin 
 
 Bartholomew^', bait/iol'omu, s. 
 33ort()r(LMnmi« rg?nmc). - -fair. (SinibiMii 
 ber 'Barftji'dMnnii^mnrft in ©tiiithfiielb. 
 
 Bartizan, (fd)Ptf.) [gciliiiigSb.] 
 
 battlement. 
 
 Barton, bar'tn, (nnneff. bere-toni 
 «. 1. bie freienOniibercieii eiiie5$>errenniite^. 
 2.brt§.'pprrfd)nft«()nii«„^perrfnf)nii6. 3. (jum.) 
 bie '•)lii(;en<ic6mibe. [^Serrtnni. 
 
 Bartrain, bar'tram, «. rSotl ber 
 
 Barway.s, blr'waze, ndr. in Cluer> 
 fiiitcn, qiienveife. [f. Periwig. 
 
 Barwig-, bar'w'g, *. f bic^erri'irfe. 
 
 BarWVOod, bar'wud, s. [SlH.] 
 
 bn5 nfrifniiifdje 9?i.'tMicli. 
 
 BaryKtrontianite, *. ["Winet 
 
 rnfn 1 ber 'SnnxTriMitirtnif. 
 
 Baryta, baii'd. \ . [(Them.] bie 
 Baryte, bar' it, 5 ©(^i«ererbe, ber 
 
 ©diu'enViUh. 
 
 Barytic, b; 
 
 ;k . adj. jur ©corner: 
 
 crbe (ledorig, ©rfiivererbe entf)n(tPiib , aii# 
 ©dttvererbe nebilbef. fber ?.Vin)ttv(Fii(cit. 
 
 Baryto-cal'cite, *. [-Winernlii.l 
 
 Barytone, bar'ctone. *. 1. [^Wiif.] 
 ber ho()e *5nf5, ^nritiMi. 2.i05ried). 05riinim.] 
 bn« 33er(nitii T^nrDtoinim. - nrfy. I. f'Wiif.l 
 sum f)Phen ^nfi (lehLTig. 2. [Wried).Wriiiinn.l 
 nnf ber (e(Ucn ©ilt'c ('ctonf. ["Ji.u-ijiini 
 
 Baryiiin, bar'ei'im. .«. [Cfliem.l biu' 
 
 Bamal, b.Vsai. adj. fCnicni.] bflfifd). 
 
 Basalt, bazaif. *. [Weill.] Bfr-'Pnf.Kt, 
 ©aulenftein. fT^nuirt... 
 
 Basaltic, bazBl'tik. ndj. (nifairii-f) 
 
 Basaltiforin, ba/El'tef^nn , ndj. 
 Onfiilrun-niin. 
 
 Basaitine, ba/.al't'n. *. [Wert.] a> 
 bic 6nialri|'d)f .'OPrnHrnbc. b) ^if 5^ni"iiIriViiili'. 
 
 Basanite, baz'an'te. *. [Oyfiitcriitii] 
 ber T^nlfileiii, <J.^n1t'ierl'^ein. 
 
 Base, bAse, cfr. ^. has) ndj. 1. - 
 ; niebrig, niebcr. 2. nirbrin, fleniein, (lerin.ie 
 (iHMi©nd)en). 3. niebrii], neriii<i,r()iie9faniiii. 
 ^SJilrbe auMi 'iperfiMien). 4. nirbrin, tn(\\)fr-- 
 \\(\, neniein, uniufirbin, flein, fd)iiiii(5ln. 
 nieberrriid)fi<l (wn mefinniinn). 5. nirbrin, 
 nrriiici. iiiiebft, uierrf)rL>s,(icriiinl}>Tf'<l' nnadjr, 
 iMiled)t U>iMi -Wetnfleii). 6. tief (ihmi ionrii). 
 7. iiiebriii , nieber; iiiiehelid) (lu'ii Wrbiirr). 
 SnAR. 8. iiiebrin, i'rriid)riid), nidtr rijrcnuefl. 
 9. IScubair.J iinnPfUd), biirflerlic^. 
 
 BAS 
 
 Base coin, 1. I'djleditc?, nerinn()nftl(]c«, 
 fnlfc^eS 05elb. 2. bie ©d)eibemiinje. - court, 
 t ber Sp^l Shak. 
 
 Base-born, 1. uiicl)e(id) ne6i>rcn. 2. 
 unebel, nid)t nBctic^. 3. niebrin, flering, (je. 
 tnein. - -court, 1. ber ipinter(;L'f, SBiefy 
 fjL'f, ?J5iid)terf)of. 2. bag lliiternerid)t. 
 
 - -estate. 1. bnfi niebrigc ^perfpnimen, 
 ber niebrigc ©tnnb. 2. bfi6 a3ouern(int. 
 --knot-grass. [Sot.] ber 51i3cgctrirt. 
 
 - -minded, niebrin (icfinnt. in i n - 
 
 dedness, bic nicbrigc ©efinnunn. - • 
 string, [93tuf. ] bie nirbrigtlc grpte. 
 Shak. - -tenure, bai SSnucrnflnf. 
 --viol, I. bie aSnggcige, bn5 aSiolbn^ 2. 
 bie >)lltncine, SSrntfc^e. 
 
 Base, (gr.) *. I. ber 03riinb, bie 
 05runblnge (cincg ^aiifeS); ber Sjoten; JJiig, 
 bn« ^pflnnient, Juggeileri, ^Mebeiliit (uon 
 ©lintenK.). 2. 1 bie 5?anpt|Tii(;e, ber fflrunb* 
 Pfeiler. 3. [9lrd)it.l bie iini'ig, WrimbfTfldte 
 (cineS ?J3fei(er6). 4. [Jeitiing^-b.l bie iHn^ere 
 ©cite einc6 'Spolijgon^. 5. |3Irtif(.] bic fc^re 
 ^Inffe beS fd)mcren ®erri)iii;e5. 6. ber ()ernb» 
 ()nngenbc ll^eil beg ,3ierr<ith?, ,5. 53. bie (\tt 
 ilicftcn ©d)ilrjen ber ilfitfer; bie Jliciiifdjie* 
 nen, Scinfleiber ber Oi^irrer. Shak. 7. ^ie 
 ■^"^(ifiS, P)ninbfr('id)e, ber ('reitere Jljcil (eine« 
 ^egc(5). 8. ber ^(0(3 eiiirr Dfrnn: obet 
 ©tcd)6nf)n, uon \w <\\\& M& iiirnier beginnt. 
 9. ein filteS ©pic( ber SPaiiern. Shak. 10. 
 f93?ur.] a) bcrSng; bie 33nr;|liiiinie. b) f bie 
 iynfirnifc. c) T h o r o n g h - -, ber Oenernl&ne-, 
 Counter — , ber ^onterOii|5. 11. [©com.] 
 bic (55runb(inic. 12. fCFliem.] bie ^nfe. 
 
 The - of a bed, ber (Jufjfrrtiij te^^tttti. 
 To bid a -, biirrf) )"(f)nc(Ie5 «aufcn jum 
 iSerfptgen nuffi'^rbern. 
 
 Base, I'. «. I. t (nurf) i) iierrtngcru, 
 iicrfa(fd)cn , geringrjnlriger mndjcn (Wetnfle 
 ;r.); I)pr<i&fe^cn. 2. griiiiben, begriinben, bie 
 Wriinbdige tcgeii (uon On'Omibeii to. 3. 
 [-Wiif.] mit bcin 93iif5 bcgleiten (mid) f). 
 
 Baseless, base'ics, udj. griinbli^d 
 (mid) ±). Shak. 
 
 Basely, bise'lc, adv. I. nifbrig, 
 gcring, iiicbcrtriid)tig , eljrliu", gi-mein. 2. 
 i"d)led)t, geriiigl)nlrig, falfd). 3. unred)rniiii5ig ; 
 ii!ie()clid). 
 
 Basement, basc'ment. .s. I'iixt^t.] 
 ber ©riinb, luiTmif bie ©miiciircil)e beS 
 .'omiprilortcS rul)et, bns 5""batiicnt, bie 
 (^)riinb(ngc. 
 
 Bas(>ness, bAse'nes. *. 1. Me 
 ?fiiebrigfeit, Uiiii'iirbigfcir, Sri)led)rigPcit, &)t: 
 nifiiiljeit, \)'iieberrrnd)rigfcit. 2. bie (i!cring« 
 liiiltigfcit (lUMi •'OTctrtfleiD. 3. bic 5iicbrinfeir 
 ^(i ©tnnbc5, ber fflebiirt; bie une()eliii e (?3e» 
 (nirt. 4. [-Wuf.) bie iiefc. 
 
 Ba.senet, base'net, s. ber SptUw. 
 
 BaserOCket, bise'rnkkit. «. [-Biit.J 
 bie iirofie itlettc. (rdinnicn. Spenser. 
 
 Basil, bash, ( l)e(<r. bosh )-».». ftd) 
 
 Basiiawv, bashaw', ( nr. basha; 
 pirf. pasha) t. 1. [Iilrfei) ber 55nff(i, 
 -TSduljn. 2. 1 ber ^nrd)n, tlrlic, fpninnifdje 
 -Wrii fd). 
 
 Baslirili, bashMuI, ndj. 1. l<rr> 
 i"d)iimr, fd)<iinl)iifr. 2. i"d)eii, fd)iidnerit, bl5be 
 3. ©d)mn erregenb. -adv. Bash'fnlly, 
 uerfdjiinit, fd)eii if. 
 
 BatfliruineifN, ba^h iulnea, «. I. 
 
FAtp, far, fnll, fat. ^U. mk. Fiiip. fin. N*. movp. n^r. ^M. 6il, cMd. TAbe. fnh, fuU. t//in, THis. 77 
 
 1]AS 
 
 bit u(»ctnia6i(je 95ef(f)eiben^eit, ©4>nntOnfti<i5 
 
 fcit. 2. 6k 5)l6Diijfeit, ©ct)ud>ternf)eit , 25er: 
 
 fc<>iu"tl}i'it. 
 
 ISaiNllleKMf bash'les, ad;. fcf)am(od. 
 . Dn!«il) ba/'il, 4. [lec^noL j Die 'S<i)Ta<\t, 
 
 ©cljrc ^l>fi iird)lern). [fd>r<ige jufcftleifen. 
 Btvtilf »• a. [Icd)tiof.j nbfitraiicn, 
 Hai^il, lu. fr.) *• [»ot.] 6n6 Safilil 
 
 f iim, Boillif nfraiit ; » t o n e - b a » i I , btr if)p> 
 
 miati. -weed, &ii« n'Il^e aiaiHienfriiiit. 
 
 1. [WfOflr.] ^ynffl. 3. 5>(iriliu« (^JJame). 4. 
 
 «\ud> b;t»an) Mi ©(fcilfli'tet. 
 
 ItHMilar, bai'ilar. I s. [^Unnt.l 
 Bawilaryt baz'ilaie. ^— bonen. 5Jo: 
 
 bfii: Ob. 0)riinM>eine. - artery, bie ^irn 
 
 BANilic, baz'iilik, (gr.) «• 1. el^r 
 
 iiinld ein Pkric^tfiljef, wo «Jur|1cn u. i)iict>tfr bt'oieitru. Shak. 2. ». «. litffiiiiacn.l'rummL'ii 
 
 naKilic, baz'illik, ) 
 
 BiMilical, baAiI'likal, ^[>U 
 
 ju Q>Hvid)te |ii|)cn, bnljrr: 2. bie ^irc^e, ^rt 
 pedtr, S>iiiiptfir(()e, bet fDiiifll. SPadafl. 
 Bawilic, (u. ba«iU «• ['Mat.] bie Se 
 
 bernitlinb'^ 
 
 adj. 
 
 [•llnnMbic 
 Ccberiiiiljnbtr bctreffitib. 2. roie eine i>iiupt-. 
 firct^e Db. ivie ein ^aflafl. 3. jur SECanniiM 
 (ber Biisilic.-t nux) (]ef)&rin- 
 
 BnNilicon, baul'ikon, (gr.) <• 
 
 [^hrti""') t'f fioiiifl^fii"''- 
 
 BaKilisk, baz'iluk, «. I. ber ^<i\i- 
 Wit (fabrlljafte ®(tj(ann<>. 2. [-Jlrtid.j bt-r 
 SSauli^f <fin (iJefdjiiij uon f(f)iuercm iiiiliben. 
 
 Basin, ba'*ii, (fr. bnii«iii; arm. b.K;- 
 zin ; ir. baUiii) «. I. bo* iSfcfcil, ^le iSdj.ilf. 
 2. [i>i)br.l tn6 35erfeii, ber Ifid), "TSJiifT^rbr^ 
 i)huet. 3. [OJTnr.] bn« 25erfen, ber <S(t)iff* = 
 plii9, bie iorte; bie freiiie SSiidjt. 4. [(»lii«! 
 frfjicif.l bie 8d>(EifTit)'il«- 5. [i>iitmnd).| bnt 
 ©rcifVrHerf), 5ilibled>. 6. [-Jliuit.] bnd^crfeii. 
 7. (i^anbel] bie Scfjnle (eiiier 2Diiflr), "Siaa- 
 fdtale. 8. (3u6. ©ei't^.) tai 93etfen jiim 
 SJini'djen ber ^yricfter (im tnbernnfel). 
 
 Basined, bi'dnd, adj. in 93c(fen 
 etniie''(^Ii>iTeii. 
 
 ilaMiN,bA'*iii,(()r.)«. pf. b a* e • , (f.base) 
 1. ber 0)riinb, bif OirimbfTflif^e, iBnfiS (einer 
 gniilc, eine« (iJebniibc6) ; ber ffug, Snufen> 
 filial, tai iju^flcflefl (einrr ©fiute); bns 
 JJiinbnnifnt. 2.i ber Wriinbpfeiler, bie^oupt' 
 ftii^e, ®runb)iri(je, ©riinblafle, ber P3runb. 
 \ ((Ff)en«.] bie Safe, ©riinblage. 
 
 Ba.«(k, bask, (irt. basgHlno r. n. I. 
 prt; ii'.irineii, (id) fonnen. 2. 1 fc^ iVniieii 
 (in foiiifll. (Miiabe). [erwiirmen, brlebeii. 
 
 BuMlt, i>. a. 1. tviirmen, fonnin. 2. f 
 
 Baftket, bas'kit, (iv. but^rd ct>. 
 
 hnx'^nviil; ir. bascaid) t. I. blTitort'. 2. biT 
 
 Jvorb, fiorbi-oft. 3. ['OJiilir.l ber Srt)>iiijfiH-t'. 
 
 To po iiiio the -, [5piiI)ncnfamptV| iiiil)i 
 ben iinujiii S^errnn ber 'lyi-rte iM.ir crli'iK"- 
 
 BiiskeJ-fish, [3rf)rljt)i'l.l fine -Jlrt 
 Sfeilcrn. - pb. - -hilt. ('Jfiii1nifiit.| biu- 
 ficrl'nrfiif), ber Siibelfi^rb. - -liilted. iiiir 
 cineni .UivbgrfviiTe I'rriVIjrn. --maker, ber 
 RL'rf''iifl(f)i'r. - -III ak cr's-beii c li. biU- 
 JJprbmad)rrillililtf)fM. - -iiinker'« loose 
 work, bie au'itliiiiftii (\i-Ho(t)Jfue ki-rl^nuv- 
 djiTiirboir. - - m a k i n r . biif iU'rl'niad)iMi. 
 --salt, ba5 GMffir.lIi. -- trade, bor 
 RorbljilMM. - woman. I. bif JniaiTiiKi 
 uiif 'nr.irfrpii u.). 2. bir Ki>rb!MiKl)rriiiii. 
 
 Baitket) e. a. in rinen Unt U'ljen. 
 
 J] -AS 
 
 Ba.skin^-Kliark,!<aY'king-)«hark, 
 *. [3d)ri)i)iii. I beroDnuenniM) (ber 3rliinriT). 
 
 Baslard, bas'iaid, (neiiliu.) 5 bad 
 furje iSitii'frr, Der i)oli1)» IbaSfifc^. 
 
 Ba^qiiiKlt, ba^'kUii. adj. H''Hi>(\r.\ 
 
 Ba.«Si, bas, (pl)nc-;j5liir.) 3. [3rt):l;i)oi.] 
 ber Sccbarrt, Sanfrr, Si'ctH>r5. 
 ^ BawA, t. 1. bie I'inbe, berl.'inbenbaun), 
 (au(t) bass, wood) ber 'linil. 2. - c>b. — - 
 mat, bie ■iDfatte (in Hitctjen banuif ju 
 fiiienv [tief. 
 
 BasR, bise, ». [•TOiif.l brrSSafj. - udj. 
 
 B.1XS of ail organ, bad ^il)narnucrt 
 einer Oriiel. - -Hiring, bie ibajiiaitr. - - 
 viol, bie ■i5ii&geige. 
 
 Bans, e. a. 1. im fdafi erf&nen (affen, 
 im bnnipfrn lone uerfiinben, tief brijl)nenb 
 
 BaKsetf i«as'set, (fr. I *. ba6 syajTctipiel 
 
 Ba-SNet, V. n. aufiuarts, nad) oben 
 (ji'^en (i>DuiuM)lcnabern inottinfoljlenijrnben). 
 
 Banseting*, bas'seiin^, *. lKL<t)leil: 
 grubeni bag "Jlufu'iirr^gchen einer JKoljlenabcr. 
 
 Basxuck, bas'iiok, s. bie 0}?aite (f. 
 Bass). [ini ijagotr. 
 
 Bassoon, bLssuon', (fr.) « l.^))fur. 1 
 
 Bassoonist, bassuun'itt, «. brr 
 Jagi'triil. 
 
 JBass-relieff, basreUei''.<. (Silbf).! 
 bie IjalB : ober jlac^erljabene •llrbfit , ^<\6 
 ibadrelief. [2. iai .-yartteii. 
 
 Bast, bast, (ban. bnKt) «. 1. bt-r '^a|1- 
 
 Biksta, (n.)Merj a i\i geiiiig: Shak. 
 
 BiiStard, baatard, (arm. ba^iard; 
 ir. basdard; iv. baittarx) «. 1. taS nnttirli(f}e 
 ilinb, ber iyailarb, 2)anfert. 2. l enuas 
 llnat^teS, 25irfali"ct)te4. 3. f rin infier fpani; 
 fcf)er l^ein. Suak. 4. [OJfar.J tai -))?itrel: 
 I'egel (einer (Saieere). 3. [^Irtill.] bie Satarbe, 
 b<\6 0)rirtelger(t)ny. 
 
 Bastard, adj. 1. unel)clicf>. 2. i un= 
 a(t)t, i>erbi)rben, gering, i>nfairrf)t, rrngerifcf), 
 nadjgemac^t, \nh'(i). 
 
 Bastard child, ber Sajlarb. - paper, 
 geringee 'ipapier. -parsley, li5ot.) berftlet: 
 tenferbcl. - rocket, [25pr.] ber ijarbcnuan. 
 - saffron, [53ot.] biT 2aifior. 
 
 Bastar*t, ». «. ber nncf)riicf)cn We- 
 bnrt libcrfi'iljren , jn eincn '^ailnrb niacijeii. 
 
 Bastardisill, bas'rardijim. «. bie 
 !Ba|larbr(f).i|'r , ber 3ii|1'i"b finrfi iiailr.rbi*. 
 
 Ba.««tardixe, bas tardue, v. a. I. 
 ber Mncl;clirt)cn (ycbiirr ilbrrfui;rcn. 2. anfjcv 
 ber (Flje jcngen. Siuk. 3. i I'rrberben ; i'rr= 
 falidjen. [eljdid). 2. i unad)r. 
 
 Bastardly, bas'iardic. ndo I. an; 
 
 Bastakrdy, bastardc, s. bie nni'l;c: 
 lid)f (i)ii'nrt, '.Uailarbi'djafr. 
 
 B.iste, bante. (arm. baz) v. a. 1. 
 mif einem Srocfe prugrln , biird)prrigein, 
 aneprngem. 2. a) mit 55nttrr rb. yert be= 
 rr.iitfrin, begiejirn cjleird) beini iTarni). b) 
 mit irgt-nb cintr gifiiTigfeit betraiifrlii. 3. i 
 ilberrd)i'irten (mir-H3orten), [©rrol; brefdjrn. 
 
 /'roil. To baste tliiits Willi biitier. ICiTi'iJ 
 
 Ba.<ii<<*, I {"pan. bastear) o. a. [SdjIlCI; 
 
 berl jii Jiifen rd)lag('ii i>crlprni I;i'fri'n. 
 To - oil, I. T aufnalji'ii. 2. i anivil}fn. 
 Ba.xteu, ba'stn. adj. biiilen. 
 Bastf'r, ba s'ur. f. Bast iwg- ladle. 
 B.totiliude, basieiiaile'. ( ( i>. fr. ) 
 
 Ba.stinado, iia>>teiiA'(i(>, ^ «. 1. rio 
 
 BAT 
 
 S3n(lonnabe (Stvafe bei ben Ifirfcn). 2. bie 
 Iriirf)t =)>rriiiel, ^l>niivli"iippe , i3rocfrd)liige. 
 
 Ba$tinad$>, f p. a. 1. bieiBailiMinnbe 
 
 Ba«*tinado, i gcben ((iincm). 2. 
 burdipri'iivln , abpritgi'ln. 
 
 Basting, basting, adj. — -ladle, 
 ber Jiriirenloff.-i, bie ©dji'pfiede. 
 
 Bastion, bas'i.siiriii, ifr. n. fpan.) 
 s. (■5c|^iing--b.J bnC 33l^^u>erf., bie 23aiTei. 
 
 Basto, bas'io, dpnii.) .«. bie 33ai'^e 
 (im SljiMn'Tfipiel). [a. [iir(i)H.] ber ^fiilj'- 
 
 Bitston, bas'iii, (and) Uatoon) 
 
 Bastoii, *. ber ■Jliiffel^cr, 'S>d)(tQe in 
 bem Ooiiburr (SJefangiiiffc, the fleet genannt. 
 
 Bat, bat, (ni;i]elf. bat; ir. bat; ru|T. 
 hot) s. I. ber Itniitrt'i , ^^nigci, bie Alenlc. 
 2. (and) bate) [■'Biiiniii'.J ber Si^aljeii. 3. 
 |~))?iniTiiiii.] ber bitumjni''rc Scf^iefcrtl^iin. 4. 
 ISfbcri'allfp.J tia6 Sfafctt. 
 
 Bat, V. ti. mit eintm .(rnuttfl fpielen. 
 
 Bat, *. 1. [SiuM.] bie 5-lcbcrmau6. 2. 
 (in Sniamnicnfeijungen) txii^ ©tiicf. 
 
 Bat-fowler, ber 5-Iebermaii5fanger. 
 — fowling, bie Jacfcljagb, ber niici)tlid>e 
 •Bogelfang (bei 5(i<fi'irrf)cii'>- Shak. 
 
 Bat, (niratnmcnnq. <tu& Bart hoi o- 
 III e w ) s. S8arrl;el (9iamc). [iTreitig. 
 
 Bataille, bittabl, (u. bate) adj. 
 
 Uatable ground, bie e(;enta(s lu'n beis 
 ben©eitrn beiTritrenc Sanberei ja'ifd;cn (S-ng« 
 lanb iiiib 6d)ot!(anb. 
 
 Batatas, bata'tas, «. i. [SnhMn.] 
 eine jlrt an ben Itnrfnffcin mm iSi;rinntn be-. 
 finblid^cr 3erfen ob. SBanjen. 2. (35ot.J bie 
 fiifjc itarti^ffcl, Sisatate. 
 
 Batavian, baiA'vean, 4. [(?3eogr.] 
 ber 'i^atiu>er. - adj. butMiid}. 
 
 Batcll, batsh, (0. bake) s. 1. bai 
 &ib{id C^n^b). 2. 1 ber Sf^'ag, bie 'iirt, 
 
 Tlie same-, iipn berfclben 25c|'d)nffenf)eit, 
 UPii einem ©triage. 
 
 Batcll, (rd)Pft.) a crew, a gang. 
 
 Bate, bate, « piaet. v. Bite. 
 
 Bate, (angelf. bate) *. 1. ber ©treit, 
 3anf, ipaber. Shak. 2. bie ipoijfarcrn, bat 
 (yeiuebe bei ipoljeS. 
 
 Bate-breeding, t ©treit t'eraniafjenb. 
 A make--, ber llnriil;i-|lifter, i!lufiuicglcr. 
 
 Bate, (fr. battre) V. a. 1. oerminbiTii i 
 nadjlnffen (an); abbred^rn, abjicljen (am 
 £rl)ne; befjcr abate). '2. i'irl;alteii, anijalren 
 (ben •Jlrl;em). 3. abfdjneiben, iuegiu'l;men. 
 
 He won't - an inch of it, cr luifl uid)t 
 ein i>aar brcit nac^gebrn. 
 
 Bate, v. )i. I. (mit of) a) fl.;^ pcrs 
 miiiberii; ubnrljmrn, abfadcn (an iU'rper). 
 b) nad)laiTen (roiu 2. IJalfiierj flarrcrn. 3. 
 '■ (ill) riiibriiigcn (im. Spenser. 
 
 But<';aii, bai'('i'. ( fr. 'Hj.) s. bad 
 Jlufji'djiff, 5-al)ricug, brr ivai;ii, ■)iad)en. 
 
 Batef'lll, bale'liil, adj. jilllfifd), 
 janfri"id)tig. 
 
 Bateiess, bate'les. adj. nncrmi'ibf 
 lid), iiniTmi'ibbar, nid)f nicbirgcrcijlagen, 
 libiTmniiben luerbrn foniieiib. 
 
 Biiteiiient, baleinent. s. bet ^IDt 
 jug, ■-'liU'riid), bie 23iriuiiibi-riing. 
 
 BatTiil, haiTiil, adj. -f reid), frnd|>t« 
 '>ar a>. I'liiiCircirn). 
 
 Batll, ba!/i. (angeir. baelli. bathe. 111. 
 badh) 3. 1. bat' "yap; rrt'rfiMie Vab. 2. bad 
 *8ab, ber J?afriirr, bao ~iiabi'i)ai!o. -5. IM 'Vw- 
 
7S Fafc, r/ir (.i!!, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6ud. Tnbe. tuh. fn!I. t/nn. TFIfs. 
 
 fief) ('flt>eii 
 
 , baf S3afcii. 
 '2. 
 
 BAT 
 
 teffaui im Drtcnt. 4. [GOet"-] S"* 33nb. 5. 
 
 ein jfibifrfjeg Wng. 6. [©eogr.] bte ©tnbt 
 
 fdati) (in engtanb). [S8atI)DrBeii. 
 
 Kniglii of the -, ^er Skitter mm 
 
 Sand- -,• bn« ©nnbbaS. Dung--, 
 
 ba^ >I»ifl&nb. Water- -, t>a& SBnffer&nb, 
 
 Warienbab. Vapor- -, ba5 Souipft>nb. 
 
 Bath-brussel s-fngfirrfje^iiiiteii, ©pitmen. 
 
 - -keeper, ber 93abiii()a6er, ©abcmei|1tr. 
 --metal, bet iDtiibnrf, bnS ©iiuilor. 
 
 - -room, iai 35abc}timiicr. 
 Oatlie, bAXHe. (niigclf. bathian) v. 
 
 a. I. bnbeii, eiiitnuc^en. 2. [Q!)ir.l bal^eii. 
 3. t fiaben, befeud)ten , bciiftjen ( mit lf;rn: 
 ncii). 4. babeii, ranfd)eii, niiSiDafcfjeii. 
 
 To - one's self, firf> boben, ein !8nb mi)' 
 men. To - over and over, ['5)ieb.] l>on 
 9icuetn bnfjen. 
 
 Datlie, V. R. baben, 
 (ancf) !)• 
 
 Biatlier, ba'THil^r, .t. 
 
 Batl&ing:, ba'THing. s 
 
 Bath in g- place, 1. bet Snbcplat,;. 
 tie 33abcjTu6e. -tub, bie Sabeivnnnc. 
 
 Bating', bi'ting,p. jir. tb. pmep. 
 iiifjer, (ibgcretttnet. I9lbbnirt). 
 
 Hating", s. bie SScniitnbcrunn , bcr 
 
 IlatiK, bi'tis, s. bcr 5Recrfrnrf)fl. 
 
 Uatist, bat'ist.. *. [anbff.I bfi- 55n= 
 ♦i|1, linrtid. Ud}\mi, 2i5iirri)bliiiie(. 
 
 Batlet, bat'let, an bat) s. bcr^nrrt)- 
 
 Batoun, batoun', ^ (fr. baton) l.biT 
 
 Baton, bat'un, 5®to(f, €tnb, 
 grccf.n. 2. [Wilit.] bcr '5?fnrrc()nnf = Pbcr 
 itonininnboilab. 3. [iporlb.] bcr ©tnb. 
 
 Batraciiite, bat'rakite, s. [03cel.] 
 fccr 55ntrai-f)it, grpft^ilcin. 
 
 Batraclioniyoinacliy, bat'ia- 
 koiiicoin'ake. fgr.) s. [altc lilt.] ber grofcf); 
 11 nb SWtaiifcfricg. 
 
 Batracian, batri'zliian, (gr.) «((/• 
 [Tiarurg.] jnm grprd)^ Pb. ^r[itcngerd)lcd)t 
 g.hprig. [nrten, frpfrfjartige Dfcptilicn. 
 
 Batracian, ». [9cnturg.] pi- grpfd): 
 
 Battabie, bat'tabl, adj. t iirbar 
 (11. f'anbcrciiii). [». ber .<?ninpfer, Strcitcr 
 
 Battaiiant, bat'lalant, (V. buttle) 
 
 Battailous, bat'taliis, adj. fricgc- 
 rifd) , fd)(nnfcrtig. 
 
 Battalia, battale'ya, (itd., fpan.) 
 «. [■•Wifit.] a) bie ©d)lnrf)tprbniing. b; bn? 
 5»iittC(: Pb. ^iiiipttrcffLMi. 
 
 Battalion, batial'vun, (VK fr.) s. 
 1. [^Wtlit.] ta& 23ntnifUMi, bcr (£d)I(id)fl)nii! 
 fen. 2. t bie Sc^anr, bn6 5;>eer. Shak. 
 
 Battalionefl, battaryund, adj. 
 flcfrfiavt ; ["TOilir. ] in®ri)Iad)rl)niifrn niifgcfTodt. 
 
 BattC^l, bat'il. (f. battle) s. 13{cd)r^; 
 fpr.) bcr 3H>eifaiiipf, 5-iinflfanipf. 
 
 Battel, V. n. 1. t fi'tr ii'crbcn, fid) 
 iniillcn. 2. in bie ©d)ulbbiid)cr nnf bcr Uni; 
 pcrfitiir Drfprb cingcrragcn fcin, niif bie.Hrcibc 
 je()rcn. - v. u. 1. bi'ingen. 2. maftcn. .J. 
 (ben Stiibenrcn) bie ©riprnbicn ii. CcbcnS: 
 niitrcl nii^'tljcilcn. [©tubcntrn in Drfprb. 
 
 Battel, «. bie 'i)lii^-!iabcrcrf)niing cinc5 
 
 Battel, adj. t frud)rbnr. 
 
 Batteler, } barlur, «. ber pj-fprbcr 
 
 Battler, S ©tnbcnr, ©tipcnbiat. 
 
 Batten, bai'tn (rillT. boiiayu. ,ir. 
 bati.iiia) r. ,i. I. niiiilcn, fcrr nuid)fn. 2. frnd)r! 
 par nind)cn(l?iinbcrcicn), btfrudjtcn; biinacn. 
 
 BAT 
 
 Batten, ». n. l. fett iverbcn, fid) 
 niailcn; iuad)fen. 2. n3Pl)(lcben, fid) gi'itlid) 
 t(;nn. Shak. 3. (in) fid) iD(ilica(ini-)JJi|Te!c.). 
 
 Batten, «. l. [lcd)npl.] a) biu' 9iid)r= 
 fd)cit. b)bie biinneSiitte. 2. [Scibentvirf.j bie 
 £nbe. 3. [iWfnr.] bie ^rcfeniiinglciite. 
 
 Batten, i> «. [ied)npl.j mit ti'inneii 
 Sotfcn bilben, nu5 biinncn 2attcn inad)en. I 
 
 Batter, bat'tur , (fr.) v. a 1. 
 I;cfrig fd)(agen , (tpfjen , treffen , blanen , 
 llninpfen. 2. burd) ©d)Iage, ©tijfse, tritre 
 nbnm^en, rerbcrben (cin ©teinpflafter) , }cr= 
 rd)incftern, icrninlinen, jcrrd)lanen, jcrtriinu 
 nicrn. 3. ±jernialtncn, jernid)ten. 4. ['O^iilit.J 
 mit grpbem Qii\d)m) befd)ief5en. 
 
 To - down , niebcrfd)tnettcrn ; nicbcr: 
 fd)tefjen ; nicberrei^en. To -one's face, ©incm 
 .OI)rfcigcn geben. Battering-ram, bcr 
 'i)iiauerbrecf)cr, ©tiirnibprf. Battered, i 
 itlimpf, nbgcnutjt; A battered vetenm, 
 cin nuSgebientcr ©Plbnt; A battered de- 
 bauchee, ein tiiiiSgemergelter IBiittling. 
 
 Batter, v. n. [ied)nPl.J iibcrf;nngen 
 (u. -ffiiuicrn (>5cbiilfe ic.). [icig. 
 
 Batter, *. litod)f.] ber gefd)liigcnc 
 
 Batterer, bat'tiuur, *. ber ©djlii; 
 gcr, Scrnialmcr. 
 
 Batter)', bat'turre, (fr.) « 1. biii- 
 ©d)lagcn, ©tP|5cn, Ircffen, 23efd)icf3en ; 
 ^JUiCM'd)lagen. 2. [9Jcd)t6fpr.] bie ©d)lagcrci. 
 3. ['Jlrtill.j bie f&attnic, bcr ©tiirfiuad, bie 
 Stiirfbcttung; (and) i) bie SBatterie, btr 
 iu-iiH'i^jgrunb. 4. ["iJSlivf.J bie clef trifdje aJnt: 
 tcric. 5. [iputniiid).) bie 2BaIf|liittc, 2i>alf= 
 fiimnicr. 6. bns gcfd)Iiigcnc iviipfcrgerd)irr. 
 
 To raise up a -, [OJfiiit.J eine iiattcrie 
 nnfmcrfcn. Cross -,(>!lrti((.] bie itreiijbar; 
 rcvic. Cainerade-, bie (ycfc(lfd)iift6brttterie. 
 
 BattisU, bat'tisU, (U. bat) adj. fit: 
 bcnnaiisartig. 
 
 Battle, baft I, du. batel) *. l. 
 [-Wiiir.] bie ed)Ind)t, iini treffen. 2. bie 
 5pccrc!jabtt)ci!ung. 3. f bai? 5piUipt(;eer, 
 ipnupttrcffen. 
 
 To give - Pb. to join—, eiiie ©d)lad)t 
 liefcrn- A pitched-, eine rcgelnirti}igc©d)Iad)i- 
 
 Bat tit-array, bie ©d}lnd)torbnung 
 
 - -ax Pb. axe, bie ©treitii):t, ^artifnne. 
 
 - -door, 1. bne Sfnfctt (juni tytbcrbailfp.) 
 2. bie ©d)nnfcl. 3. bie ©d)ic(5fd)cibe. 4. biis 
 gart'cnbret. 5. bie ^inbcrfibcl. - - h o I d e i s. 
 t. pi. bie ©cfiiiibaiitcn beini Jyiiiiilfanipfe. 
 
 Battle, V. 11. 1. eine ©d>hic^t, ein 
 trcffcn licfern, fic^ fc^lngcn (ninnd)nin( mit 
 ii). 2. i (loi) l)nrtiin(fig fiimpfen, ilreitcn (uni) 
 
 Battlement, bat'tlmeut, «. l. bie 
 3innc. 2. cie "DiJIiiiier mit Sinncn. 
 
 Battlemented , bat'tlmcntcd 
 adj. bnrd) 3inncn gefd)ii(3t. 
 
 Battling, bat'tiing. a bcr jtompf. 
 
 Battologist, battoi'ujist, «. t bcr 
 SEiTtfrmner. 
 
 Battologize, battol'ojize, v. a. 
 t nnnii(jcriueife inimer iviebcrI)Plrn. 
 
 Battology, baitol'oje, «. bie Sjprt; 
 friinicrci, biu« iccre (iScfd)n>n9. Asm. 
 
 Battou, bat'tun, s. [.<^panbel] bie 
 riicio, -:iJoi)le. (g-nfrprei ber 5?anfe|liibtc. 
 
 Battory, bat'ture, s. bie itnSivartigc 
 
 BilttN, (fd)Ptt.) bots. 
 Battulate, bat'tshulAte, v. a. 
 
 [Icpiinr. 5paiibelj iinrrrfngen (ben ^iinbrl). 
 
 BAY 
 
 Battulation, battslrtila'shiiD, «. 
 
 [Icpnnt. ipiinbcl] bn^ ijxinbclsiierbpt. 
 
 Batty, bat'tc. adj. ju cincr JJtebcr* 
 nmni' geljprig , (JlebermniiS... Shak. 
 
 Batz, bats, s. [•D??iin,iui.] ber l^nijcn. 
 
 Baubee, bawiice'. (p.fr.)*. [OKiiniiu.) 
 JSitprtl. II 9iPrbengl.J ber Itaibe iJJeiuii). 
 ' Baiable, f. Bawble. 
 
 Baudekin, bawd'kin. «. Onbfl.] 
 ein rcid)rr ©eibcn|lpff, eine 2Irt SBrofitt, bet 
 I'n'fntnrtige ©tPjf. 
 
 Bail (Irons, (fd)ptf.) a tat. 
 
 Baiifrey, baw'tic, s. '- l. ber 25nl! 
 fen. 2. bera3iul)rtlinrm. 3. ber (iJIprfenfltil;!. 
 
 Baiigii, baf, (gr.) i>. M. * bclfern; 
 (:in ^■iiicn aubeden. 
 
 Bailld, (rd)Ptt.) bold; bald. 
 
 Baulk, f. Balk. [Anient. 
 
 Bavsiria, baraiea. ». (0)epgr.] 
 
 Bavarian, bava'rean, [(5)epgr.] (irfj 
 bnirifd). - s. bcr 23nicr. 
 
 Bavaroy, bav'aroe, ». cine 9lrt 
 lleberrbrf , '))JiinteI. 
 
 Bavin, bav'in. (p. fr.> «. I. bn?9{ei« 
 figlninb, bie 2\5efle. 2. [^))iiiit.] bie 5nfd)iiie. 
 
 Ba-t^'bee-roivs, (fd)ptt.) half- 
 
 penny roll s. 
 
 Bawble, biw'bl. (p. fr.) «. l. t\ii 
 ©picijciig; bcr innb, bie .fucinigfeit, 2(ip« 
 pcrei. 2. bii^ perlicbte -IGcib. Shak. 
 
 A fool's -. bie 9fcirrenf elite, ^ritrd)e. 
 
 HXavvblillg, baWbling. adj. * mit 
 bcbeiitciib, unnTl}lP6, prrmttiic^ , lumpig. 
 
 Bavvcock, baw'knk. s. bcr Iii'ibfd)e 
 -^urfd), bn? iM'irrd)d)en, .<?crrd)on. Shak. 
 
 Bawd, bSvvd, (fr.) *. ber .tliippter, 
 bie Auipplcrinn. [.^upplcrinn ab|1nmnienb. 
 
 B a w d - b o r n , pon eiiieni Suppler, eincr 
 
 Bawd, 1'. n. 1. fiippcln. 2. v. a. t 
 befi1)niii()cn. (rd)mii^ig. 
 
 Bav%'dily, bjw'dclc. (irfc. iin,iiid)tig, 
 
 BawdineSS, baw'deties. s. bie 
 Uniud)tigfeir, Sieberlid)fcit, lliifriitfjigfeit. 
 
 Bawdrick, b^w'drik, <. 1. ber 
 (?)iirtel (f. Baldrick). 2. bet Dtiemen 
 mm (SiU^cfenfliipfel). 
 
 Bawdry, bEw'drc. ». l. bie Snpi 
 petei. 2. bie Unflatl)igfeit, nnfenfd}e dUit, 
 
 SotL'ii. 
 
 Bawdy, bSw'dc, adj. iinpatJjig, 
 fd)nniOig, unji'idJtig ^i*. 3feben). 
 
 To talk -, gptcn reifjcn. 
 
 B a w d y - h o u s e , invi 55orbcf(. —-song, 
 iai 5?iircnlieb. 
 
 Bawk, (fc^ptt.) bank. 
 
 Bawl, ball, (nngclf. bcllan; ft^tscb. 
 bola; pcrf. bala) v. n. I. fd)reien , freifd)en. 
 2. Iiiiir racincii, plarren (p. Ivinbern). 
 
 Bawl, V. a. nnfnifcir (iiffeiit(id)). 
 
 BaviJer, bal'lur, «. bcr ©d)reier. 
 
 Bawling-, bal'ling, «. bii^ ©d)reien, 
 i?reird)en, (J)cfd)rci. 
 
 Baivrc^l, ba w'rel, #. ber 5"nf(inli<ibid)t. 
 
 BawKin, baw'sin,*. [3ppI.]bcrDad)^. 
 
 Baws'nt, (fd)Ptf.) h a v i n g a w h i t e 
 stripe down the face. 
 
 Baxter, (fd)Ptt.) baker. 
 
 Bay, ba, (fr. bale) s. 1. bie !5a!, 
 23i:d)t. 2. ber'OTiill^lcnbamm, ber ©d)n^, bn« 
 ©d)ii(3gnttcr; bie ©d)Icnfe. 3. ba^ijod) iber 
 Icere SKnmn }iui|'d)en Sbalfen Ji.); it. i flber 
 t bn(5 {Jiid, Clniirtier; bo5 goc^ (bci 
 
Fate. fiir. r'lll, fat Me. met. Fine. fin. N6. m<^ve, ndr, gSt. 6'^]. Hriiiif. Tnbe, ii'h. full. i/,in. THis. J^ 
 
 BAY 
 
 €d)ei\nt), tit SBflnfe. 4. bie Cucfe, Oeff; 
 nuii<) (bcr Wnuer, eiiu'4 g^nfterS, itnininfi). 
 
 0. ('JKnr.J Per Iljeil bce 3iv'ifcf)enfcf(ff Dcr 
 ^rif<jsr(f)iffe, bet ji«irrf)en ben Snting51)oI= 
 jcrn litiit. [bn6 ®ii(icnfeiifler, 2l^^enfcllf^cr. 
 
 Bay-salt, bad Secfalj. —-window, 
 
 Oayf iqt. baion) «. I. [^Sot.j brr I'er-. 
 ticrbniim, 2otbta. 2. p/. ? fcerSorbcfrfrniij, 
 tie 9or6eeren. 3. ['Tirrbaiii.] tin nut 2or: 
 bcerbaumen beivnd)feiier iiiiiiPilric^. 
 
 Hay- berry, bie Cort'fcre. — leaf, 
 baS £orbeer(j(iitf. --oil, ia6 Sorbettbl. 
 — tree, ber Corbeerbnum. 
 
 Day^ ifr. abois; ootf). beidan) «. I. 
 tai fatten, 2Darteii auf &tma&. 1. bie 25c: 
 briingiiif;, ©ebniiifluna, briiiflenbe ^irrl), 
 9ii'rf)n)el)r. Siuk. 
 
 The stag aiandi at -, [^aibmiVr. | bcr 
 S^iTfd) frtiiii iiit^t mcfjr frrt. To stand at -, 
 1 in 9iDt() Ob. uerlegen fein. To lieep at -. 
 Ijin^alten. To stand llie bay witli. 
 plJiaibmiVr.] t6 niifncfjmen nitt it. 
 
 0«y, (fr.) adj. roiljiid> brnnn , rotlj! 
 br.nin (u. ^ferben). - horse, ber 9?otlj< 
 braiine, 2?raune, Dark -, bunfdbrnnn. 
 
 A liglit - liorse, ein 5uc(>(J. A bright 
 diipj)led - horse, cin <£pif(iiibrnnn. 
 
 Bay-curtail, cin biMune^ '^ferb niit 
 eiacm 6tu(}f(t>ionni. Shah. - yarn, 
 lOif'ft-l t'fl* aCodcniinrn. 
 
 ■Bay* r. n. 1. riUAibmft)r.] atir^inaen 
 (V. ipiinben), beHen. 2. einijefdjlofiin, rings 
 uinnrbeii fein. 
 
 Day, v.a. l.(G'incn) anbcflcn, (©inenn 
 nnitii'tden, iceflenb nndjioljiiii , Shak. ; init 
 ^unben jiit^en. 2. einemiiii, einfctjlietieft. 
 
 Dayartl, bA'yard, (bay n. ard) t. 
 
 1. bcr 9{i>tl)bmune. 2. ber "TOaulnffe. 
 
 To ride - of (en toes, jii JJi'^e flffjf"- 
 
 Dayardly, bA'yardii, ado. blinbi 
 bunim. [uerfeljen. 
 
 nayffi, bi'ed, «<(/. mit Crffnnnocn 
 
 IlayK^anet, d'tf^ott.) bayonet. 
 
 Uayoiiet, bi'yUanst, (fr. Si}.) *• 
 [■TMit.-] t)a6 -^.ijonett. 
 
 Hayouet, v. a. l. tnit bem 3}ajo< 
 nctte \li'it)tn, bnr(^|le(l)cn. 2. niit bem 5Bn» 
 jonctte I'urmnrtS trcit>en. 
 
 Rays, j bA'ie, «. [5nbft.l bcr 
 
 Bayzc, > !8i>i; bie (Sarfcf^e (ein 
 
 HayeM, j 'JDoffenjenfl). f. Baize. 
 
 Hazar, bLar', (pcrf. bazar, rulf. 
 b;«tari) *. [im Dricnt] ber Snjnr, -)Karft. 
 
 Ilazat, baz'at, ^ (. [3nb|l. ] ber 
 
 B«(za, ba^'a, ^ SQaiat. 
 
 Bilvlliiiin, dcl'vuni, (<\v.) s. (cin 
 nH'li!ncd)ciiPc6 I'Cflcirtb. Spatp bnfl ^Bcdinnt. 
 
 RCf b'ce, priiet. wax; ppr. being; pp. 
 been (annclf. beon; perf. bodan) a) r. n. 1. 
 frill. 2. fein, luerben (i»a« ninn nic(>t i|t). 3. 
 fein, Kcibcn (im fri'ifjcrn 3iirt>iiibe). 4. fein, 
 fliilcinDflrtig fein (jii eincr flciwiffcn 3eir) 
 boo- ^- fr'"/ t"> f''"' Icbcn. 6. (niit liow) 
 ffin, <\t\.)t\\, (Icljcn, Ocfd)rt|fen fein, (1(1) befinj 
 ben. 7. (niit let) niitiTdiiTcn, laifcn. 
 
 Be it so. I. lucnn ti fo mare, flcfctjt t& 
 fei fc. 2. I.ifj ti fo fein. That will -, bii^ 
 mirb gcfd)ff)cn, fi> mirb t6 finnmcii. 'Tis I, 
 id) bin'6. Tliere are. tliere is. c5 flibr (.ti 
 finb, ti ifl). If so be, tiiat he go away, 
 fiMlfc rr \a ivcjidchcn. Tlierefore lie will-, 
 re».i>fgrnivirb(rfi'rtfiil)ren, fo ju fein. Smak. 
 
 BEA 
 
 So am I, fliid) icf). I will be in for the 
 half, id) luerbe babei jur Sp<i{\tt cinilchen. 
 Whom are you for? niit luetn (jnltfii Sie 
 til He is for any thing, ihni itll!l(lcd rccf)t. 
 
 Be, b) (^uifiSjeitiuort jur ©ilDunj] ber 
 pnfllucn Jprm) iverben. 
 
 To be loved, gcltebt merben. 
 
 Be, c) biibct mit bcm ^nfinitio ein be: 
 fiMibcrcS 'Jiiturum , bnS oft cine q5flid>t, 
 i)iot()n)cnbigfeit ob. einen a3orfn() nni.brurft, 
 j. 2). Government is t o b e s u p p o r t e d , bie 
 9{egicrung nui^, fffl unterilii^t mcrbcn. He 
 is to be excused, cr i|t }u eiirfct)ii(Ci<jen. 
 We are to pay our debts, njir im'iffeil, 
 fotlen unfere ®(t>nlben bt^(\[){tn. To be 
 found, ju finben. 1 am to receive mo- 
 ney, \&i foil Ob. id) mug (iJcIb befi>uinieii. 
 OniSerbiiibiing niit einem ppr.; j. i45. I am 
 writing, id) fc^reibe; I was coming, 
 id) fain. 
 
 Be, d) SSoriilbe in because, be- 
 fore, beset etc. ijt mit by cin unb baffilbe 
 •iUi>rt (nnflelf be, big; (iptf). bi), unb pnbet 
 fid) in bcr en(i(ifd)en, anflcifad)fifc^en , gotlji-- 
 fd)eu, l)o!liinbtfd)en, bctitfd)fn n. fd)iuebifd)iMi 
 £prad)e oor. Oni (5-iiijIifd)0M briicft ti: I. 
 bei Scitiwurtcrn bn« Unifaffcnbe ber i^anb; 
 IiMiii, tine Jiiiljc nn« (j.S. smear, fd)niiercn, 
 beamrar, bef(t)miercn) ; bieiit2. in SSerbin: 
 bnng niit ipauptiuiirtern i>ft jiir 2Jilbiing 
 iHMi Seitiuijrtcrn (j. S8. beniglit, mit Jfin; 
 
 'lie- all, tK\i «a(le6. [ilcrnig utngebeii). 
 
 Be, (fc^ott.) 10 let be, to give 
 over ; to cease; let alone. 
 
 Beach, b^ctsh, ». tai tlfer (ber 
 WiiTc n. Seen), ber Stronb, b(i« &t^aiit, 
 bie S^iifle. [pac^. 
 
 Beached, hlhsh'lA, adj. nicbrig, 
 
 Beachy, bectsh'e, adj. 1. (ijcilabe, 
 fiilllcn, lifer fjabenb. 2. flad), flad)e lifer 
 Ijabinb. Shak. 
 
 Beacon, bc'kn, (m. pigwn; angelf. 
 bcacen, becen). *. I. [-}}iar.] bie SSaafc, 
 ajarfe. 2. ber eeiid)ttl)urin. 3. X)ai Ci'irnu 
 fcucr. 4. i bafi 3lnjcid)en (cincr 0)cfal;r), 
 ©ignal. [\>ai 23aafen: ob. ecud)ffciu'rnc(b. 
 
 Beacoiiag°e, bekuldje, j. [^}}^1r.] 
 
 Beaconed, be'knd, adj. niit^afcM 
 ucrfchen. | 
 
 Beaul, b^de. (angelf. bead) «. 1. jeber 
 flcine fugclfonnige ^orper, bns ili"igdd)cn, 
 .'&iiopfd)cn, •il5frld)cn. 2. bnS ^iigcld)en, bie 
 ^i-rlc (cincs 9(LMVnfraiiiei«, ^alsSbanbeS) ia-. 
 ()er : 3. pi. bcr 9{oi"eiifr«iij. 4. bie 'ipcrie, bcr 
 Iropfcn. 5. tai @d)aumbia5c^en (nuf gei|li= 
 gen (i)ctranfcn). I 
 
 Bidding of beads, baS SSctcn bc6 9?0! 
 fcnfranjed. To tell beads, to say over 
 one's beads, to be at one's beads, ben 
 9{ofcnfranj bcten, Ijcrfagcn. To thread 
 beads, Sijrner, Suflcld)cn anffaffen, m-. 
 rcil)cn. -s of sweat, ©d)n)ci(5perleii. Shak. 
 
 Bead-cuffs, t. pi. bic5?nnbfranfcnniit 
 .'Kni:>fd)cnilitferci. --maker, ber Sfofcn: 
 franjniiid)er. --proof, ». [tec^nol.] bie 
 "iperlenprobe. -adj. [Scjlifl.] probcljnlrig, (larf 
 iHMi ^lafen ob. ^crlcn. --roll, 1. baS 
 a>erjcid)"if}, bie Ciilc, bcfonb. 2. i Dcrcr fiir 
 bie in bcr Sird)c gcOcrct iin-rbcn fpd. -s- 
 man, 1. bcr gebnngene gi'irbirrcr. 2. bcr 
 SBctbrubcr Cipiappcrcr). 3. ber 5Scttcli>ogr. 
 — tree, ['^ot.) ber ■4>flteruoilcrbnuin. -s- 
 
 BEA 
 
 woman, bie 5Bcff(^mc|Tcr. 
 
 I^eaded, be'ded, adj. mit eincr ^cr» 
 Icnfrftniir ocrfcljcn. [Seiitcnmerf. 
 
 Beading-, be'ding, s. [3lrd)it.I ba« 
 
 Beadle, be'dl, (ailtU'If. bydel) «. 1. 
 bcr(*)end)t5bicner, "!)5cbe(l, iyiittcL 2. [llnio.] 
 ber ipcrLilb, Uniiicrrit<U6biener. 3. [(5)otteSb.] 
 bcr .\rii)lo^ (Q-rtjalter bcr -^Rufje in ^irc^eji). 
 
 Beadleship, be'dlsiiip. «. budOitnt 
 einc5 0)crirf)t^bicncr!;, iJ5cbe(I«, 25uttclS, llni» 
 oerntafsbicner^', Jtnilos. 
 
 Beag-le, be'gl, (fr. bigle) *. i. 
 [^aibmannjfpr.] ber englifrf)c 2i5inbl;nnb, 
 ©piirfjunb. Shak. 2. f A precious — , ein 
 ^nnbefott. 
 
 Beak, bcke, (nngclf. pile; fd)a'. pigg; 
 ID. pig) *. 1. bcrSi-f)niibcI cincS 93iigc(6. 2. i 
 [>B?ar.] bcr ©d)iffi5rd)nnbcl, bad (53a(ii'n (and) 
 beak-head). 3. [ipiifrd)in.] bng llebereifen. 
 4. jebe fd)niibclfi;iriiiige G-nbfpifje an irgenb 
 einem Dinge, j. 23. ber ©rf)nabcl cincr 5e« 
 ber, bie G-rbjunge :c. (in 9?orbani. gcmMjnI. 
 peak). 
 
 Beak-ful, tin <S<t)n<lMwf{. --iron, 
 [bei ©d)inieben] ber Smtifpifymibc^ , ba« 
 Doppclljorn. 
 
 Beak, v.a. f^ahnenfampfc] mit bem 
 ©d)nabe( nnfaffen, fcCtljaitcn, anfrfjndbcln. 
 
 Beaked, be'ked. adj. mit einem 
 ©djnabel i>erfef)en, fd)nabe(fL>nnig, gefd)niibelt. 
 
 Beaker, bc'kur, (u. Beut.) *. ber 
 95ed)er. [23lnttcrd)en, bie ^innt. 
 
 Beal, bele, (m. bat) *. basJ 25(a5d)en, 
 
 Beal, V. n. eitcrn, fd)iui'iren. 
 
 Beai,^ (fd)Ott.) mouth; opening; 
 
 Biel, ^ and) suppurate. 
 
 Beam, beme, (angi'If. beam ; ir. beim) 
 *. 1. bcr ipauptbalfcn (ciiic^ (SDcbaiibeS). 2. 
 5 irgeiib ein i^nlfcii, 23aiiin, irgenb ein f>aU 
 fenartigeS ©tiirt i?i>lj, j.25. bcr llnterbalfen, 
 bie ©d)iwc(Ie; ber ipcbcbaum. 3.' ber 25a[fen 
 (einer^Sagc), SBngcbalfen. 4. [-iBaibmanni?* 
 fpr.] bie ©tange (am (SJeiucihc). 5. bicDcitfi^ 
 fe( (be« 9Eagen6). 6. [^lUeberci] ber 93anm. 
 7. [-^av.] a) bcr©d)aft, bicJeiitlje (bc5SIn« 
 ferS) b) ber grope 95alfen, locfdjer bie ©ei« 
 ten efneS ©djiffcd Ijcilt. 8. [')lcfcrb.] berSBaum 
 (bea^ffugei). 9. [Ind)iuirf.]ber93ruflbanm. 
 
 10. [25anbnirtd)] Breast — , ba5 25rufl()rrj. 
 
 11. ber 2Bef(banni (am (yiocfeu(lu()lC). 12. 
 bie 9anje. Shak. 
 
 Sail — of a windmill, ber233lnbmi"i()(en« 
 fliigcl. A vessel is on her — ends, iai 
 ©d)itf neigt fid) fo feljr iiad) cincr ©cite, bafi 
 bie 23a(fenlage fafl in ocrtifalcr 9{id)tung ifl. 
 
 Beam -bird, [2)orffi).] [Ornith.] bie 
 branne (53ra5mn(fe. --board, bie Ijoljcrne 
 'iOagfdjaiC. —-compasses ob. —-com- 
 pass, [(iJeom.] bcr ©taiigcnjirfel. —-fea- 
 thers, [ JJidf ncr. ] bie ©d)iuiingfebcrn. 
 — tree, [93ot.] bcr '3Bcif;born. 
 
 Beam, (angeif. beam: ir. belm) «. 
 (T^I)l)f.] 1. ber ©tradl, £ic^riTra()( (ber Sonne 
 •ber «nbercr Ieiid)fcnber ^orper). 2. ber 
 S-cner|Treifen (am 5?imnic(). [cinc5 ^ometcn. 
 
 The -s of a comet, bcr ®d)ivcif, 93art 
 
 Beam, v. a. flra(;(cn. 
 
 Beam, v. n. ftrahtcn. 
 
 Beaming-, bcme'in;;, s. I. ^ bni 
 ©tral)(cii. 2. i pi. bie (geifligc) OTorgen. 
 bammcriing, baS lagcii. [(0-4. 2. i matt. 
 
 BeamlesN, uime'lcs.adj. 1. |lral)teiia 
 
80 TAle. Car. ff,!!. fat. Me. mot. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r. got, 6il, ddi'ul. Tube. In!), fiiM i/;in. TW'^. 
 
 BEA 
 
 Beamy*, bc'me, adj. 1. ftrnhfenb. 
 
 2. ^ rdjnfWmcr , l)numr(f)iyer. 3. [a3iiiD; 
 
 mnim^fpr. I fflcmcifje l;a()enb. 
 
 Re»n, I c^pfr) well to do; com- 
 __ . ' ( fortable. ,^. {.,,..„ 
 
 Be in, ) [Me 5bi>l)ne. 
 
 Bean, hcne, (nnnclf. bean) 4 [^Bct.] 
 Bean-caper, [i'or.I tie 33ol)ncnfaper. 
 --cod, [^^ort.] bie 5?oti)|Vn6nrfe , bn^ gi= 
 f(i)trboot. — fed, niit 23iil)nen flcfiirtevt. 
 --goose, [CrnitI).] eine 51rt Sii(\mte. 
 --trefoil, [Sot.] ber SPiifjiicn&flum ; stin- 
 king — , ber ©tiufbniini. --tress el, 
 [SBrt.l bie 23ol}nciifMlf. 
 
 Bear, bare, prtiet. bore, pp. born 
 Ob. borne, (nntielf. baeran, beran , byran) 
 V. a. I. § trnfjen (L'aitcii). 2. tniflcn (I'on 
 einetii Drte juni nnberii), iK'Ert'rinnfii, trin> 
 gen, fuljren. 3. trniif"» f;n&cn, nn firf) trnncn, 
 befi^m (nls3cid)eiibc«3i\iiine« ii.bcr233iirbe, 
 J. 25. eincn Deflen, eincn Crbeii). 4. trnflcii, 
 l)a(ten, flii^en, unterflii^fn; fdjiuiiiimciib er< 
 ^nlten (u. 2Cnffct). 5. na(\en, crtraflcii, lei; 
 ben, au5()nlten, biilben (©rfjmerjen u.) 6. 
 tMfleti, (;egen ($ng, gdnbfd)aft !c.). 7. er; 
 tragen, biilben, Icibeii (©rrnfo. 8. ertragcn, 
 [eiben, jutnffcii, }Ufle6en(bnfjGtma5aerrf)fl)c), 
 oerflnttcn, oertragen. 9. jiiIniTfii (G-tivn^), 
 f(ll)ifl fcin (ciiier Sn(i)e , j. 23. bie bi'|1e Dm; 
 tunfl, bie cine Slmpicliing jnlnfit, ober, beren 
 ejne 9ln|>ie(unfl ffi^in i|l). 10. tragen, briii 
 (jcn, (jcri'orOringcn (5Jn'icf)tc) , flftaren, jur 
 2DeIt bringcn (.Kinbew. ll. erjcnflcn, ()pr: 
 porbringcn (j. 33. ©nnioS erjeuflte ipoim-v). 
 
 12. fccfit^cn, in5?n'nben fjabcn, liten (©oiunlr). 
 
 13. geivinnen, erringen, bauon trngcn (bnrcf) 
 9urfj)rad)e ic). 14. trngen, boitrngcn 
 (feincn Iheil tei ober ju finre llnterrebiiiig). 
 15. rtblegen (Sengnifj). 16. trngen, crleiben 
 (ben 9ind)tl)ci( cincr ©nd)e). 17. rrngen, 
 leibrn (bie .ttiMtiii). 18. f trogen, ber ('Sc-. 
 genflanb luni ©tivnS fein (j. 23. uon Ciebe, 
 <gn$). Shak. 19. t To - one's self, a) fid) 
 betrngcn, fid) bejcigen (rcuig !c.), fid) vev- 
 Ijnlten, fic^ bcne()inen. Shak. b) fid) nu^-ge: 
 ben (fiir). 20. trngen, fiir GUvn6 frel)cn, cin; 
 (Icljen. 21. innc^en, jcigcn (ein frcunblid)e^ 
 <5krid)t). 22. 6el)nnbe(n (^cninnb gnt, ^nrt). 
 23. erlc&en (21uflngen, wn SSud;ern). 24. 
 n)tberftel;en (etnem Slngriffe). 
 
 To bear obedience to the king, bcni 
 Sijnigc gcf)lird)cn. Tliere is no bearing 
 of him, er ill iinniiSt1H)(id), iinertrnglid). 
 To — one good will, (Jineni geneigt fein. 
 To — a part, 1. Itjeil tjnt'cn; (in) beitrngen 
 (ju, 6ci>. 2. eine 3{D(:e fpirten. To — an of- 
 lioe, cin 9lnit permnltrn. To - a cliild. 
 i'd)iunnger ge^en. To — in liand, in ber 
 ^nnb fjnlten; in ber Wciunlr Ijabtn. To - 
 one in liand, f Q-intu nut Iccrcn 3?crrprf! 
 d)Ungen fjinfjnltcn. Shak. To - in hand lo 
 love, burd) Sieliesnuirrc ()intcnicl)fii. Shak. 
 To — a body, [^BJnl.J fid) mit beni die gut 
 pertnifcfjcn (pon (Jnrtenj. To — tlie infirmi- 
 ties of the weak oO. to — one another's 
 burden, initJeibig, (eurfrlig, r[}ellnfl)nienb fr in. 
 To — a date, bntirf fcin (uon liricfcn :r.). 
 To — a price, 1. einen gi'miffi'n ~^n*ci6 Ijnbcn, 
 foftcn, merri) fein, gclren. 2. [."pnnbcl] einrn 
 
 IC^onen, ^Pljcn 'JpVdC- l}<\b(\\. To - a liand, 
 
 [■i)3?nr.] fid) bcciifn ob. rummcln. To - liard, 
 braugen; nid)r giir frrrngcn.SnAK. To - ^ny 
 
 BEA 
 
 one hard, flrcng mit (?inem perfa^ren; eine 
 f(^(ed)te Weinung pen @-ineni i)<\beu. Shak. 
 To bear one's self best, bie gcfdjicfteflen 
 ^Benbungcn inn(f)en. Shak. He lias borne 
 all things well, cr i)nt2l(le« ffl)rgur nngecrb: 
 net. Shak. To — the olive, -|- bn5 Jyricben^! 
 }eid)en trngen. To - a brain, cin gntc^ 03f= 
 b(id)tni(j Ijabm. To — one's head In a rein, 
 fein ipnupt ilotj er()e6en. Shak. To - a 
 hand wirii. fid) Jti fd)nffcn ninc^en. Shak. To 
 — any one a grudge, a spleen, a spite, pjri^d 
 gcgen ©inen I)egcn. To -company, 0}L'ffnfd)nft 
 Icitlen. To - a fair face, 1. gut an*fcl)en. 
 2. lid) frcunblicf) fteflcn. To - love, lieben. 
 To — witness, 3euge fein, jengen. To - 
 sea, [^)Knr.] ©ee ()n!tcn. To - sway or 
 rule, bie Ober(;nnb Ijaben, bie (yopnit 
 in 5?niiben (;nbtn , t)nr\d}m. To - pro- 
 portion , im 25er()nltniffe |lc(;en. To - 
 rcsseniblance, 2lel)lllid)feit l)atH'n. To — a 
 good face, 1. cin gure# @cfi(f)t nind)cn. 2. 
 (yiifTnng jeigcn. To - one's age well, ji'in; 
 ger nu^feljcn, n(5 tnnn iit. To — one's self 
 upon.., prnl}Icn mit... A woman past 
 bearing (of children), eine grnu, bie feiuc 
 iiinber mcljr befommt. 
 
 To bear away, bnpiMi trngen, evijciU 
 ten, erlnngen (^reife 20. 
 
 To bear back, [■53?nr.] jururftrci&cu. 
 
 To bear down, 1. niebenVnfcu, niebcr; 
 Inffen. 2. niebcriliirjen, nicbcrrcifjen, niebcr: 
 briicfen. 3. i a) nniflpijcn (eiiien iSeipei*). 
 b) 6e|"d)ninen (Ocmnnbeii). o unrcrbriirfen. 
 To- upon, [^Xuir.] ciujul)rleii fudjen, nllc 
 Segel bcifel^en , iim cin nnbcre^ £d)iff ein: 
 juljoien. 
 
 To bear forward, poripiirti' treibcn. 
 
 To bear off, 1. jiirU'Cfl;nltcn , enrfernt 
 Ijnltcn, nbl;nlten, nbiuenben. 2. nuSljnlten, 
 ertrngcn. 3. ipegfi'iljrcn, entfiihreii; 1 retten. 
 
 To bear on, l.brnugen, bn'i(fen(gcgen). 
 2. (to) nntrcifcen, erniiintfrn, beloDen (311). 
 
 To bear out, 1. pcrrljeibigen, perfcd); 
 ten, pertreten; fid) Oemnnb^ niiueljuicn; bi& 
 M\'6 (i-nbe nnteriliiiicn, nufredjf frf)nlten. 2. 
 crtrnglid) mnd)en (G-t>pn6). 3. I'crniittfln, 
 burd)fetien. Shak. 
 
 To bear through, 1. ()nnbl)n6en, per: 
 ipnlten. 2. (;inburd) fiiljrcn ob. bringi-n, bii nn'6 
 (5-nbe nufrcd)t erl;n!ren, nid)t pcriagen (nffen. 
 
 To bear towards, [^^inr.j fluf Gt: 
 ma& jnfegein, jiitleucrn. 
 
 To bear up, 1. in bie ^olje hebtn; 
 (jnttcn, trngen, ili'itjcn faixd) i). 2. [■OJi'nr.l 
 (Tiirr crljnlrcn. - the helm ! [•OJinr.] bn^ 
 ®d)iff unter ben 2S3iub! To - the mind, 
 bnS OJemutl; nnfred)t erljnltcn. 
 
 To bear with, mit 03cbiilb ertrngen 
 (G-tmntj), bulbcn; ©ebiilb f)n(»en (mit) ; ii&er-- 
 ffl)cn. 
 
 Bear, v. n. 1. | trngen, Icibcn, bul: 
 ben. 2. (Mebulb Ijnten, nu^ljnlten. 3. trngen, 
 frudjtbnt fern. 4. gclingen, gebeiljcn. 5. f 
 fid) per()nlten, fief) ()enel;men, I)nnDeln. Shak. 
 6. liegen , gelegen fein (nnd) 5iprben 20. 7. 
 trndjrig fein. 8. treifcen , flp^en , briirfen ; 
 luirfen. 9. friiien Cnuf rid)tcu , fegeln. 
 
 To bring matters to -, Wcfduifrc gPlitl; 
 gen mnd)fn. The sliip -s, ("Sinr.] bn^ 
 ©d)iff grl)t ,511 tief. 1 cannot -, bie Ojebulb 
 geijr tnir niisS. 
 
 To bear against, (r^grl)eu (nuf). 
 
 BEA 
 
 Tobearaway, 1. [>mir.] gefngt mcr. 
 ben, fTiel)en, bnpcn fegeln, bie 5lud)t crgrei* 
 fen. 2. por bcm SIBinbe fegeln. 
 
 To bear down, 1. [?t)?nr.] nnf ©hpn* 
 jufegeln; fief) nnljern. 2. fid) fenfen, M,t) 
 fet^en (nieberfinfen). 3. [tc(f)ni)(.] tief rrn. 
 gen (Pim (i)eipel)ren). 
 
 To bear in (with the land, with a har- 
 bor), [\Ofnr.] (bcm 2nnbe) ju)leuern, jufc> 
 geln; einlnufen, gcrabe (jineinfnijren (in eif 
 nen i^nfen). 
 
 To bear off. ['TOnr.] ppn Qtwai nbs 
 nnirtS fegeln ; n6(nnbcn,nbflogcn, PomS33inbf 
 iibfcgetn. 
 
 To bear on, upon, liegen, riifjcn (nnf). 
 
 To bear out, 1. [)ernu!?fn()rcn. 2. [91rj 
 d)it.] pprfpringeu, l;crporrtef)en, I;erpprrngen. 
 
 To bear up, 1. nu^bniicm , nn^I^nrren. 
 
 2. fid) empur^eben, in bie Spht}e fpmtnen. 
 
 3. l-yrinv.] (to) nnf (ftmns juilcnern , jufes 
 grin, fid) nn()ern (einem ©d)iffe) 4. [*B?r.r.] 
 por beni SH3inbe fegeln. 5. [^Dfnr.] --a- 
 hard! frifc^ ju ! To - against, C-inem 
 ipiberflrebcn, firf) luiberfe^en, 1rp$ 6icten. 
 
 To bear upon Pb. against, ruf)en 
 (nuf). To - npon, nuf ©ttpn^ Ijintpirfcn, 
 trciben, bnlcfen, jiefen; j. 93. the artillery 
 bore upon the center, [\)}tilit.l bai Qiet 
 \d}nt} fpielte nuf bnS (Tcntrum. To - hard 
 upon any one, G'inen Ijnrt bef)nnbeln, 
 flrcnge perfn()ren mit ©inem , ftnrf mifnel); 
 men ©inen. 
 
 To bear with . . ., 9?nd)fid)t, ffle. 
 bulb (;nben mit (5'tipn«2c., Qtmai {\btt\f 
 f)en, mit 03ebulb ertrngen. 
 
 Bear, bare, (niigelf. bem ; (d)m. ban 
 biorn) «. l.l3opl.] berSnr. 2. [5l|lrpn.] ber 
 53nr(©terubilCi). 3. (J eine9(rt@tprfivud)erer. 
 
 A she — , cine23nrinn. The greater and 
 lesser -, [91|lrou.] bcr gro^c u. Heine 3?nr. 
 
 Prov. He goes like a — to the stake, 
 er gel)t ungern bnrnn. 
 
 Bear-barley, [ "Bpt. ] bie picljciligc 
 SS3inf crgerile. --baiting, bie 53arenljn^. 
 --berry, [53pt.] a) bie SBcrbcritjc. b) bie 
 93nrentrnn6e. --bind, [SBot.] bie S5nr> 
 ipinbe. -'s-breech, [SBot.] bieSnrenflnu. 
 — dog, ber23uflenbeiper. -'s-ear, [a3pr.) 
 
 1. }) bne 58nrenpl;rlcin, bie Slurifel. 2. ber 
 SfisfnuifcJ. --fly, [C-utoni. ] bie SBnr; 
 motte. -'8-foot, [aSot.] 1. bcr 93nren« 
 fug. 2. bie flinfenbc 9?ief»»iirj. --gar- 
 den, I. ber SBcirenjiuingcr. 2. cin Drr, 
 IPO ti ipilb jugcf)t. 3. ali nd} Mi , rpl), 
 milb. —-herd, ber S5nrenfiil)rcr, 5.3iirtnl)il: 
 tcr. --leader, ([ 11. \ bet i?pfnici|ter jiin: 
 gcr reifcnber ©nglnnber. — ward, ber2)n> 
 renful;rer. --whelp, bcr junge !8nr. -'»- 
 wort, [Sot.) bie ^ortiife, ber itnl. 23nr.- 
 fnnifet, bie 93nripnrj, bcr 9{pgfiiiiimel. 
 
 Bearfl, beerd, (nngelf. beard) a 1. 
 ber 23nrt (bei *D?cnf(^en nub pie(cnlhieren). 
 
 2. (Jum.) ber SSnrt, bns gnn^e fflef(d)t. 3. 
 ber !8nrt (ber ^prnnl;ren) , bie gnfern <i)n 
 SBurjeIn). 4. bie Snden (eincS ^pfcjig). 5. 
 [9{citM b\\i ilinn, Untermnul (einc5 ^fers 
 bc5). 6. ber®d)ipeif eincsilptncten. 7. [5?ns 
 tiirg.] ber SBnrt ber 9luftern ober nnberer 
 iviMid)i(ien. 8. [G^ntpni ] bcr 23iirt (mnndici 
 Onrefreu). 9. [bei (JJiegern] bie '^a^i, bie 
 5prninnl)t. 
 
 C.un colored -j ber 5ud)^-bnrt. Shak. A 
 
FAtP. f'lr. f'!l Int. >U. iiiof. Fine, fin. N6, movp. n6r. ^f>t, 6il. r!66d. Ti"ibp. tnh. (i^I|. f//in. THis. 81 
 
 I 
 
 long beard, i t>er @iroil6nrt. To do a 
 thing to a man's -, (S'ineni Q'hvAd uor ber 
 gjnfe tl)un. -lo -, uonSlngeilcf): iti 9liifle|irf)t. 
 
 Benrtl'-inanicaf «• l)Drnitt).j Der 
 fptfjbnrtiije ?niigfd)ivanj. 
 
 Beard, v. a. i. 6eim SSarte litfjtn, 
 raiifm, jiipfen. 2. i einem Iro$ bieten, 
 tn'^eii, ©iiienreijcn, beteiMflen. 3. [Xt<t>noL] 
 ^ll• iniiflen .^aare (De6 Xu<t)S) ttb)d)\miitn, 
 fcteren. 4. [De.'pn.] (Me -liiDflf) nm^oijff u. 
 ^al\t bev @c4)rtfe n6|d)ereu. 5. [^ijtttnf.] 
 (otf) bff(f)ri>ten (OMctrtUf). 
 
 Heartled, beeid'ed, adj. I. battig 
 (Don OJiinrd)^ u. Hjiertit). 2. biirtifl, inuijj 
 Jjoarifl (I'lMi ipfl.iiMfn). 3. inrfig, iiiit2Ci6er> 
 l)Of«n (I'Pn 'IJfeilfn). 4. Bearded away, 
 biinii rtfl)niifn, nbgeiuMimien. 5. ttn 25nrt 
 (jfihii)f. SiiAK. [- comet, ber 93artfomet. 
 
 Bi-ardrd wheat, titV ®ptl), Dinftl. 
 
 B(*nr4ll<*Sfl, beerd'len, a4/. I. \>att: 
 lo#, uiiKirtKi 2. f jii(irn»ltd). 
 
 Bearer, bire'iir, (v. bear) «. 1. 
 CiT inuiiT. 2. (uDrjiifli-ivciif) bet Inigrr Ber 
 teirtnuini* jiir SScerbigiiiifl. 3. ber inifler 
 (ii:ir#-£rtm<erte«, finer jjnljne). 4. terfrurt)t: 
 biire, trnflt'nrt >Baum. 5. (31rd)it.] ber luh 
 ger. 6. liftcrlb.] bet ©d)ilbhiiirer. 7. ber 
 Iniiier, 55nn.icr, llebrrbrinflcr (eine« 2>riefe6). 
 8. (ipiinbelj ber Ouljiiber (eiiie* 2Ued)rcl«. 
 
 Eii*isn--. ber grtf)nbrid>. -• of a 
 tree. 5?iifen an einem ^nuine. 
 
 BearillHTf bare'ing. s. 1. bat 3)(: 
 traacn, Ortr.iden k. , f. Bear. 2. t bie 
 Qitbtrbt, QttUii»(\, S^aUHn<i (einer ^erfiMi). 
 Shak. 3. (■JIrcf)it.] ber 5fanm iivifd)fn ben 
 betbtn Irngern eiiies^Bnlfen*. 4. lOWnr.) bie 
 ip&lje (eined Crte*). 5. bit Cnge eiue* Orre«. 
 6. [ifterlb.) pf. bft^^rtppenbilb. -nrf;. leibenb. 
 
 The — out, ber i>ori'prin<ieubel()eil. - ob. 
 bear-cloih, ba6 lauftuc^ ((ine^ £inbe«). 
 
 Beariwli, bArp'Uh, ^ <•<(;■ biireu: 
 
 Bearlike, biire'llke,^ ^aft. 
 
 Beam, bAm, (anaelf. beara; (<boU. 
 bairn) «. ba6 ^illb. Shar. 
 
 Beast, bceit, (ir. blast; ban. bae>t, 
 beest) «. I. tai If)ier, S5ie(j H'on flro0en 
 iiierfilfji<icnil)ieren). 2. ba* lljier, Sieij dil* 
 fin uni)erniinfti()e«2Beren). 3. ibmsSJiel), ber 
 ri'lje, flrobe, i>icl)ir(()e 'IMenfd). 4. (^rtrtenfp.] 
 bie »ete ; bai Sflbet. [rottben. 
 
 Beast, V. n. (fiartenfp.] bete, labet 
 
 BeaMtie, (fcfjott.) dimin. u. Beaot. 
 
 Beastisli, beest'ish. adj. rc^, i>iel)ir(f). 
 
 BeastliUe, beeKt'lilie, adj tl)ierit'{t), 
 rvh. [rohr, i'ie()irrf)c SBetrngen ob. SCcfcn. 
 
 BeaJ«tlilieMN, beexllenes, t. bai 
 
 Beastly, bee't'Ie. adj. I tf)iixi\<i), 
 Diel)ifii>. 2. 1 rol), iintlnrfjio. 
 
 Beat , be(e , praet. beat ; pp. beat pb. 
 beaten, (ongclf. beatan , gebeolan; Arab, 
 gabata, kabatii) v. a. I. ((tfiaQen (miebcr> 
 l)Dlt, niit ber ipnnb ob. einem iffierfieufle). 
 3. rd)Iagen (em mixiitaUfdfti On|lruinent), 
 fd)iaqtn, rii^ren (bie Irommel jc). 3. jer; 
 ftftlngen, jerrciben, jfrftnnipfeu, flnnipfcn, 
 floCen, jerfti'ijen CiJJfeffer ic). 4. (■d)liigfn, 
 befjncn, nuebeljnen, (Irerfen, frfjniieben cWes 
 talle). 5. niiff(opfen,nnfrri'iben,f;e^en (SBiib). 
 6, fd^lagen, fli>pfen, tui^f ii'pfVn , brcid)en 
 (Itorn ic). 7. f(f)lngen, riiljren (©ier 20 8. 
 rd>(Agen (nn;, bnViiicii (p. ^BiiffiT). 9. treiben, 
 |»«itfc(>en, beiTrric^rn (ii'ie bcriijinb). 10.trc> 
 
 EmgL-deutKch. Wiirterbueh. I, 
 
 BhA 
 
 ten, pritf^en, flampfen (einen '33f(ib), bo^ncn 
 (einen 2Deg). ll. fcfjingen, libcrminben, be» 
 fiegen (in ber ©cf)lnd)t, ini ©piel) ; iiberrtef: 
 fen. 12. (inflrengen (ben (5ki|f). 13. (Ied)nol.| 
 
 a) [■Mrfcrb.] |'(f)lngen, f£f)iuingen (i?nnf, -jUid)*). 
 
 b) [!8lei(^erJ nuffdjweinnten u. rrt)lngen (bie 
 Seiniuflnb). c) glott nuSflopfen (&e(le). 14. 
 [SBnibuKinnfifpr.J burdjilreic^en, burd)flreifcn 
 (einen 2i}nlb). 15. [-Biar.] liberiegein (cin 
 ®d)iff). 
 
 To — the air, (let) uergebenS beniufjen; it 
 ia beating the air, ± eg i(luer(Prne'5Kiil)e. 
 To - the time, ['OKuf.] ben Inft |'(t)lngen. 
 To — the lioof , ju guge gc^en ob. reifen. 
 To - the dust, [3?e4tf.] trippcln. To - the 
 wing, (Inttern. Beaten, 1. i <ibgebrpfcf)en 
 (roie ein !8tmei«). 2. gebufjnt (253eg). 3. An 
 old beaten soldier, ein niter uerfii(t)ter 
 @Olbat. To beat to pieces, in (StU(fe Ub. 
 entjmei rd)lnflen. To - flat , breit i"d)(ngcn. 
 To - one's coat, 1. \ (f-ineni ben iJJnrf ati*: 
 flopfen. 2. i (S-inen burcijpvilgeln. To - the 
 corn, bai ^orn nieberlegen (u. 9?egen 10 
 To — small, flein flo0en. To - one's brains 
 with any thing, (finein ben Jtopf ivnrm ma- 
 djen niit einer ©nd)f. To - one's head ob. 
 brains about ob. with a thing, fi(f) bt'U 
 *Dpf jerbredjen (iiber pb. mit Qtxoai). To 
 — the price, [i^nnbel] iiberbieten. 
 
 To beat about, (jeruniniljren. 
 
 To beat against, jeri'd^ntertem , jer> 
 l'(f>lngen , jerbre(l)en (an). 
 
 To beat back, jiirurffcljlngen , jiirfitfj 
 roerfen , jiiriirftreiben. 
 
 wn, 
 
 .1^6 
 
 unteri'djlngen. 2.^brc(f)cn, jcriloren, nie> 
 berreifscn, nieberiuerfen. 3. nieberbrilrfen, 
 niebcrtreten, nieberrdjroemmen. 4. |5pnnbel] 
 
 a) Ijernbbnirfen , iin ^reife foflen nmdjen, 
 l)erobfe$en (SBflnrcn). b) nbljnnbein (am 
 ^^reife). 5. nieberfd)(n9en (ben SBhiri) k.); 
 iinterbrilrfen, fd)iuact)en, enffraften, bdnbigen. 
 6. nieberbfifleln. 
 
 To beat into, 1. ^ineinf^fngcn (einen 
 gingeO, einfdjlngen, fjtnelntreiben, f)ineinilpgcn 
 (and) to - in). 2. einblmien (eine Scfripn). 
 
 To beat out, I. n«5befjnen, aii6|d)la> 
 gen, niigtiefen. 2. anSbrefcfjeu. 3. Ijeraii*; 
 treiben. 4. (of) bringen (an*), abbringen, 
 lo«mnd)en (G'inen upn erwaS). To be - 
 out, ganj end)il'pft, ermubet fein. To- any 
 one out of his reason, ^inen iibcrreben, 
 bn§ er llnrectt fjnbe. He cannot - it out of 
 his bead, er fann ti {idt nid)r aui bem 
 •Rppfe I'djingen. To beat one out of conii- 
 tenance, ^emaiiben niifi berjaffnngbringrn. 
 
 To beat up, l.quirlen. 2. 10)?iiir.jpipij: 
 lid) angrcifen, bennnifjigen, bc|li"irmen, alar; 
 iniren (ein Snger). 
 
 Beat, V. n. I. fc^Iagen, ffppfen (ivie 
 iperj, <Pul« zc). 2. (mit ffleiunlf) t'd)lngen, 
 liiirmen, raufct^en (gcgcn ©tma*, ppni SUai"! 
 fer u. SBinbe). 3. flppfen (.an bie lljilrc), 
 pod)en, anpp(()en, anflppfen. 4. l a) it^man; 
 fen, unentrd)lp(Tc" K'n, J»irf)t mifji'n, xmi 
 man tijnn pb. mpl)in man fl(f) ipcnben fo(l. 
 
 b) beipegt fciii. 5. [■'War.) gegen beii sasinb 
 porriirfen (bnrcf) Sapiren), freiijen, lapirrn. 
 6. [XDaibmipr.] ipie cin S?a\t fd)rcien. 
 
 The drum beats, ti tTPmmelr. 
 To beat about,! 1. fprfd)en, fid) bemi'iJ 
 ()en. 2.i)in unb f)er benfen, iliixcn (for, iiber). 
 
 liEA 
 
 To beat on, f 1. grilbefn , nnrf)(irrtbfru 
 iiber(ftipn<. 2.ftreben, trad)fen (nod)). Shak. 
 
 To beat up and d o tv n , ('JBaibmrpr.) 
 bnib \)\t\)tv, bolb bprtf)in lanfen, l;in unb Ijer 
 fdjmnnfen (pom 'S5ilbe). (bnten). 
 
 To b e a t u p (for), flnipcrben, luerbcn (©ols 
 
 To beat upon, 1. mit .spefrigfeit aii| 
 Qtwai loirfen , (^tmai trcffen ; los;itiirmrn 
 niif . . 2. 1 einfd)arfcn ((?tiBasi). 
 
 Beat, *. 1. ber ©cfjlag, bai Sd)Iagen 
 (mit ber ^nnb ober einem Onflriimenre, ei. 
 ner <IOaffe). 2. ber ©c^lng (be« ^^JJiiIfeS, iper. 
 }en«). 3. [^\il\ a) ber tnftrd)(ag. b) bet 
 25orrd)(ag. 4. ['TOiiit.j the - of a drum, ber 
 Irommelfibing. 5.p/. luijrmnd).] bie©d)i»in» 
 gun!i6rd)Inge. 6. (SBaibmipr. ] bai Ireibs 
 ob. .Rlppfiogen. 
 
 Beaten, bi'tn, part. pass. p. beat. 
 
 Beater, be'iur, *. i.§ ber erf)iager. 
 2. ber@d)lngfr Pon^Wetadeii, j.5i. Gold — , 
 ber (J)pibrd)lnger. 3. (bn« 2i3crfjcng jiim 
 @d)(agenjc.) ber (Sct)Iage[, ©djlnger, ©fogel, 
 ©Kiper, bie ^ritfc^e. 4. [3irgc(br.| brrtljoii; 
 tretcr. 5. [Orgelb. ) bai ©tiiif S?i% jiim 
 (5)lnttenbefi3inu.«. 6. [jtalfbrenn.] bie.'Rriirfe. 
 7. (©temre^.J bie Oungfer, Dfamme. 8. [Ixf 
 ppgr.] ber 93aflrn. 9. Oinngic)].] bie ©pin 
 gelfolicnfd)lager. 10. [2i3nibmi"pr.J --up, ber 
 treibfr,iiIopftre'ber; (Jiner, beringenbbnrc^) 
 JJelb u. "IGalb ifreif. 
 
 Beatll, lieTH, w. a.'i=bnlKn. Spekser. 
 
 Beatific, beaiJf'ik, \ (lot.) adj 
 
 Beatifical, beaiifekll,^ |Vligma< 
 &)tnb, I'elig, f)imm(ird). — adv. Be at if 
 ical I y . frligrndtbeiib if. 
 
 Beatification , bcatefeki'shiin, 
 (Int.) s. bie ©rligrprrd)uiig. 
 
 Beatify, bcat'efl, (I.) v. a. 1. fclig 
 modjen. 2. felig |prert)en. 
 
 Beatified spirits, friige (55ei(Tcr. 
 
 Beating:;-, bcte'lng, s. i. Da6©d)ra« 
 gen, iJlopfcn. 2. miff) />/,rie3iirf)tiguiig (biird) 
 ©d)liigc), ©d)lage. 2. (Defon.J ra^SiljIagen 
 (bti ^anfeg, $Jlad)fc^). 3. ['i>iid)binb.] bai 
 ©d)lagen (ber ^iid)er). 4. pi. [-)J?iif.] bai 
 9(nrd)iue(len (ber Drgeltiime, 
 
 Beating the wind, bai ©d)Iagcn in 
 ben aCinb (iin ■OJ?ittelaltfr; ipenn ein ii'nm« 
 pfer nid)t crrc(>ienen lunr, I'o rc()iiig ber nn^ 
 bere in ben 2Binb, uin bie SBortljeile bti 
 ©iegers ju (jaben). - of the pulse, ber 
 ^J5nljrd)Iiig. 
 
 Beatitude, beltetude. (lar.) s. I. 
 bie ©I'ligfeit (im ipimmel). 2. || bie ©elig< 
 iund)ung. |©tii()fr. 
 
 Beau, bo, (fr. 533.) pi. beaux, s.icx 
 
 To set lip for a -, ben ©tuQer niadifi'. 
 
 BeauiKli, bA'txh, adj. ttnijermiiijia. 
 
 Beau-iiionfle, bAinoiid', (fr. 'Iii.) 
 «. bie \<{)'mt 'ii3i'lt, fcine SJelr. 
 
 Beauteous, bii'tslieus. adj. \&)h\. 
 — adn. Beau'teonsly, fc^ijn. 
 
 Beauteousuess, bu'tsheusnes. 
 s. bie ©d)i;>Ml)i-!r. [|'d)onerer. 
 
 Beautifier, bil'tefiur, ». ber 9S»ri 
 
 Beniltiflli, bu'leful, nrf;. rd)iAn (PPII 
 >KJ?fli|'d)fn unb I)iligeil). — adv. Beau' ti 
 f u II y , (d}bn. 
 
 Beautifuluess, biitefulnes. «. 
 bie ©d)i!>nl)eit (pimi ■>)JJfnrd)eii iinb ©ad)en). 
 
 Beautifying', bu'tefung, «• bie 
 SBerrd)i!>nrning. 
 
 6 
 
82 Fnl«'. far. fall, fat IM«. mot Fine. ffn. N6. ni6vp. n6r, ijSt. 6il. rlfind. Tnhe. tii'i, full. t//in, TMin. 
 
 BEA 
 
 Beautify, bu'tcfi, e.a. I'crfct&nern, 
 nii?fd)nuicfen. - v. n. ftrf) »eri"cf)&nern, f(^o» 
 luT ivorffti. 
 
 Beaiitiless, bu'tcies, adj. Ijnglid). 
 
 BeuMtrap, bo'nap. t. & i. Die 
 eriit^erfnae. 2. 6er g-iicftfpreflfr ((inlnnter 
 l^rrnifier jiinncr unerfnijrcncr i>erreii). 
 
 Beauty, bu'te. (fr.) «. 1. bie©d)5n» 
 heit <(i-igciird)nff). 2. bie ®d)&n(jeit (ettuoS 
 e(f)ljno«i). 3. tie(Sd)6n[)eit, cine fcf)i!me 'ipcr^ 
 fpn, ©cfione. 4. (.<liin|lc) bie <B(t)M}eit, 
 Ue6preiii|fimniunn nUer I^eile (®i)tiinictrie). 
 5. II bie <Bd}bnt)tit, greube, $jrij()(id)feit , 
 JJriebcn. 
 
 Beanty-spot, bn« (Srf)oiipfliiflercf)Cii. 
 
 — waning, $ (in <B(i)'ont)cit nbncl^nicnb. 
 -.water, bn«®cf)5nf)cit«>, ©(^niinf)unucr. 
 
 Beauty, v. a. * uerfc^Bnern, nerjiercn. 
 
 Beaver, bee'vur, (nnflflf. befor:; ir. 
 beabiiar) ». 1. [3fol.l ber 23i6cr, ^aftw. 
 9. 1 ber aSibcr, bnfi ^eljiuerf be5 SSiberS u. 
 runs bni'on genindjt ifl, i. ©. ber Kn|1orf)nt 
 (nntf) Beaver-hat). 
 
 Beaver, (Int.) «. [Inrnierro.] ba« 
 SDifir; ber ©tnrinf)iit, bie ©hirnif)nn6e. 
 
 Beavered, btc'vurd. adj. l. mit 
 eineni if(ifliirl)iite I'erfcfjen. 2. betjelntt. 
 
 Bebleed, beblccd'. (be n. bleed) 
 t). a. '■' tlutig inndjen , bcKuten. CnAticER. 
 
 BeblOOd , bel>lud', (nnc^ be- 
 blood'y) p. n. * bUitici ninc()en, f>et>(iitcn. 
 
 Beblot, bcblot', (be 11. blot) * o. a. 
 beflerfcn. Chaucer. 
 
 Beblubbered, bcblub'buid, adj. 
 vvn Ifjrnnen nnfflefrfjivoBen. Shei.tom. 
 
 Becabung'a,bekabuii'ga,«. [S3l)t.] 
 bie 55a(()6unne. [bie geiflenbriiffel. 
 
 Becafico, bekare'k.6, «. iDrnitf).] 
 
 Becalm, bekam', (be U. calm) v.a. 
 1, fliHen, bernfjtgen, befiinfriflcn. 2. [^)7tar.l 
 in bie Cnute bringen (ein ©cfjiff); to be be- 
 calmed, Hon einer Sa3tnb|li(Ie uberfnflen, 
 flufflffjalten luerbcn. 
 
 Becalming-, bekam'mg, ». bie 
 SBinbftitte nuf beni "-JKeere, TOeerceflirte. 
 
 Became, bek&me', praet. v. Be- 
 com e. 
 
 Because, bekiwz', (nnoeff. be u. 
 cause) conj. 1. luetl (nuf ben ®runb eine6 
 95erf)aItni(Te6 beutcnb). 2. f nuf bnfi, bnniit. 
 
 — praep. — of, lucflen, utn . . . mirien. 
 Becliauce, betslianse', (be iinb 
 
 chance) v. n. ii)tberfiif)ren. — »• a. betreffen 
 
 (©inen), &inem begegnen. 
 
 Becharm^ betsharm', (be U. charm) 
 
 v.a. bejnnl'ern, fcffeln, einnefjnten (filrG'tiun^). 
 Becliic, be'kik, (gr.) <. [^eb. ] 
 
 Hi ben Spuflen ftidenbe gjJittef. [95ncf). 
 
 Beck, blk. (nngelf. becc) «. berfleine 
 Beck, (angctf. beacn) «. l. ber<H5in( 
 
 mtt bem Kopfe , bn« itopfnicfcn (befonb. be; 
 
 fef)(enb). 2. bie SBerneigung. 
 
 To be at one's -, dinem ju 95cfcf)(fle^en. 
 Beck, v.n.mit bem.Knpfe minfen,nirf en- 
 Beck, V. a. burc(> Sopfnirfen riifen, 
 
 citen, nnbeuten. Shak. 
 
 Becket, blk'lt, ». pTOnr.] § 9iae6, 
 
 ■»n6 iur 5>cfcfliguiig bcfi Xniimerf«, ber Dfin 
 
 Ver, S>{nbcrflnngfn ic. flc()ort, tai SBefeilis 
 
 flunfl«tnn ic. 
 
 Beckon, blk'kn, (o. beck) V. n. 
 
 '.to> luiiiFen; juipinfen, junitfcn (©ineni). 
 
 BED 
 
 Beckon, v.a. ©inemisinfen; rufen, 
 leiten (©inen burrf) SUinfe). 
 
 Beclip, bcklip', (nngelf. beclyppan) 
 t>. a. =■' unmrnien, unifnfTi'n. Wickmffe. 
 
 Becloud, bekloud', v.a. unnvMfen, 
 Derbunfeln. Sidney. 
 
 Become, bekum', praet. became, 
 pp. become (nngelf. beciiman) v. n. 1. ivers 
 ben (uon eineni 3u|l'in&« '" tintn nnbern 
 riberge()cn). 2. (mit of) luerben (nuS) (in 
 58c,iicl)ung nuf bn« G-nbe ob. ©c^irffnl einer 
 ®ncf)e Ob. 'i)5erfon, gem&()n(id) mit uort)ergej 
 l)cnbem what). 3. f f)ingerntJ)en. 
 2. What will - of lu? \va6 mirb nu5 nnfi 
 luerben? ivie luirb »6 un6 geljcn? 
 
 Become, v.a. I.T(6'inem)nn|Tel}cn, 
 llct)cn , (©inen) fleiben. 2. l jicmrn , niiile! 
 lien, gejicmen (©inem) , fic^ fdjirfen (fiir). 3. 
 luurbig beljnupten, fic^ (einer ©nc^e gemn|5) 
 betrngen, ftc^ betrngen cb. beneljmen (nnd) 
 (S-tiua^) J fid) nu6nel)nien (nuf ©tiunS). 
 
 1. A black suit bee ones you very well, 
 
 eine f^jmnrje Sleibung (le^t Oljnen fel;r 
 gut. 
 
 2. It becomes me to speak of an ex- 
 
 cellent poet. Dryden. 
 
 Becoming*, bekum'mmg. adj. a\\: 
 iTnnbig, (d)idU(i), gejiemenb, pnffenb, w\>\)U 
 niiffel)enb. —ado. B e c o m ' i n g I y, nnflnnbig. 
 
 Becoming-, «. "^ bte Sterbt, bee 3'e- 
 rntl), ber 'ipiit). Shah. 
 
 BeCOming;iiess,bekum'niiiignes, 
 «. b*r aintlnnb, bie ©c^icflic^feit. 
 
 Becripple, bekr'p'pl, v.a. « jum 
 Itrfippcl mnc^en. ^ 
 
 Bed, bed, (nngc(f™ed; gof^. bad!) «. 
 1. bn6 aSctt. 2. i bie©c^(nfi"intte, 2BPt)niing, 
 ^lerberge. 3. i bie ©()e, eijelirfje iBerbinbung. 
 4. [ejnrtenf.] bn« »eet. 5. tai 95ett <eine6 
 J51uffc5, ^nnn(6 ic). 6. § bn5 Snger, irgcnb 
 ein l)ol)Ier^(n^ jumCn^er filrCJtiuaS, llnter= 
 (nger, bnfjer 7. [Strtifl.] a) ber 9Jibrferblorf. 
 b) bicCnffettenmnnb. 8. [S3ot.] bie^BijIung, 
 3effc (fur ©nmeufDrner lO. 9. [®ee(.] bn6 
 93ctt, finger, bie Snge, ©d)icf)t. 10. [«»fnu. 
 rereil bns Snger, bte ®ct>ic^t. U. (^Ufiiljl.] 
 ber aSobentlein. 
 
 Tlie - of a mortar, [Slrtifl.] ber SJKorfer« 
 6(prf. The — of the carriage of a gun , bie 
 Cnffetteniunnb. -of justice, f ber rid)ter! 
 \\djt Ifjron ber ^onige uon (Jrnnfreid) in ben 
 Knmmcrn, ber feierlirfje ®crid)t6tng. The 
 riding - of a coach, bie OJeleife einer if iitfc(>c. 
 - of the bow-sprit, [TOnr.] ber 1()eil bc6 
 aSorberfleuen , wo bn« 93ngipriet ruf)t. Shel- 
 ving ob. sloping -, f®nrtenf.) ta& %xn\:): 
 beet. Hot -, ta6 ?D?i|lbeet. — of state, bn$ 
 ?pnrnbebett. - of ease, bn6 9?iif)ebett. - of 
 snakes, ein STefl ob. ^(umpen jufnmmen» 
 geroflter ©c^lnngen. At the -'s head, ju ben 
 ^nupten. At the bed-side, nm SSettc. At 
 the bed-feet, )u ben gilpen be5 95ftte6. 
 To make a -, ein SSett tnndjcn. To bring 
 to -, t [®eburt«f)iilfe] entbiuben. To be 
 brought to - (of u. with), nieberfommen 
 (mit). To put to -, entbinben. To separate 
 from - and board, [3?c(f)t5fpr.] I'On X\\d) 
 u. 95ett treniien. To lay in -s, fd)icf)ten. To 
 make the - for a p.ivement. eilien ^flnilert 
 gninb legcn. To go to -, )u 95ette gcljen. 
 To lie a- bed, tni 95ette liegen. To lie sick 
 a -bed, bettlnflcrifl fein. To go out of its-, 
 
 BED 
 
 nu«treten {». g^li'ifTen). To fake to bed, ft<^ 
 Icgen, bettlngerig loerben. 
 
 Prov. As one makes his — , so he must 
 lie in it , wie mnn'6 treibt, fo gefjt'S. Early 
 to — and early to rise, makes a man heal- 
 thy, wealthy and wise, <5Kt>rgentlunb Ijat 
 ®plb im >5Kunb. 
 
 Bed-chamber, bn« ®df)(ilfjimmcr; 
 Gentleman of the king's — , ber .Rammer* 
 t)crr. --clothes, «. pi. bie 5iettbetfe. 
 --curtain, berS3ettuor()nng. --fellow, 
 1. ber ®d)Infge.fe(I, ©cttnfgenog. 2. ± ber 
 5?er3en«freunb. — h a » g i n g s, *. p/. bie 95ett. 
 uorljnnge. --maker, ber 23etrmod)er (nuf 
 Unioerfitnten). --mate, ber ©cfXafgenog, 
 ©(f)(nffnmernb. --molding. [>!lrd)it.] bn» 
 Knrnieg. --pan, bie 25crtfrnfrt>e, a3ett» 
 pfnnne. --plates, *.p;. imir.] bn5®tnu. 
 ()olj. --post, bieSettfnuIe, ber -^cttftoflen. 
 -.presser, ber {^nulcujcr, ©icbeni"(^(nfer. 
 --rid ob. ridden, adj. bettliHgcrig. -- 
 rite, bit el)elicf)e ^jTidStt. --room, I, bn« 
 ®(f)rnfgemnd). 2. f ber^ln^ in einemSette. 
 Shak. --side, bie ©cite tci ©ett*. 
 — staff, bie S8ettfd)eere (jum 5?nrten bet 
 23ettcn),93ettIcifte,_bn«©eiten|Tiitf. — stead, 
 bie 58ett|1efle. — straw, 1. Mi 58ett|lro(j, 
 ber ©trofjfnct. 2. [53ot.] Our lady's -, ba4 
 2i5egefrnut. --swerver, ber untreue (?l)e« 
 mnnn, (Jljebrec^er. Shak. --tick, berSSett* 
 ubcrjug. --time, (bie geii>of)nrid)e 3eit be« 
 3iibettgel)cn6) bie ©djdifjcit. Sh ak. - - w a r d, 
 adv. bem 33ette JU, }u 58ette. Shak. — work, 
 eine 3Irbeit, bie loenig'TOilfje foflet, bie fri^jte 
 QJrbeit. 
 
 Bed, P.O. 1. JU SSette bringen, ittttn, 
 in'6 a3ett legen. 2. f ju 93ette gcljen (mit), 
 fd)lnfen (bei), (einer grnii) bein)oI}nen, (Te bei 
 fd)l(Tfen. Shak. 3. (baS 53ett mit ^emnnb 
 tijeilen) ju bem SSette julnfjen. 4. pftnnjen, 
 fnen, tlecfen, in bie G'rbe (egen (SBurjeln 
 oon ®en)nd)fen). 5. betten, in eine nngemef* 
 fcne 5?&^(ung legen (©teiiie). 6. betten, in 
 Sngen, ©d)icf)ten legen, jurcdjrtegen ; umlegen. 
 Shak. 7. To - one's self, fid) betten, ft(t 
 iniWu^e l)tnlegen (oong^ifdjen, ©d)(n ngenic). 
 
 To be bedded together, SScitnger^nltetU 
 
 Bed, V. n (with) tijtWd) beimo^nen 
 (einer %xayx). 
 
 Bedabble, bedab'bl, (be u. dabble) 
 t». a. benc()en, befpritjen. Shak. [(jnben. 
 
 Bedaff*, bedaff', V. a. f jum3?nrren 
 
 Bedag-gle, b^dag'gl, (be u. daggle) 
 V. a. bci'd)mu$en, befpriijen, beflunfern. 
 
 Bedare, beda're, V. a. -f Znfy 
 bieten, Ijcrnnfforbern. Peelb. 
 
 Bedark, bedark', p.o.f perbunfein. 
 
 Bedasll, bedash', (dash) v. a. b(> 
 fpri^cn, beff^mu()en, befubefn. 
 
 Bedaub, bedawb', (be u. daub) v.a. 
 (mit fd)(cimigen, flebrigen ^Wnterien) befd)mie» 
 ren, befiibeln. Shak- 
 
 Bedazzle, bedaz'zl, (be U. dazzle) 
 V. a. Kciiben, oerblcnben. Shak. 
 
 Bedder, bld'dur, ) (v. bed) «. 
 
 Bedetter, bedei'iur,5 [Dclmiifjf.] 
 ber 5^iobenilein. 
 
 Bedding, bed'ding, t. bai ^etU 
 jeiig, bm' 93ett fnmmt 3iibc!;or, bie betten. 
 
 Bedead, bcdld', v. a. betnnbrn. 
 
 Bedeci*, beiiek', p.«.rd)niii(fcn,jieren. 
 
 Bedeiiouse, bedu'liuusc, t. tai 
 
I .ac, i.\r, fall, fat. M^, nel. Fine, f[n. N6, move. n6r, got. 6?!. r\6M. Ti"ilie. ir.l.. fnil. i/,iri. Tllis 8.'} 
 
 BED 
 
 flrmcn* ob. Jhranfcn^niiS, S\)\tot. 
 
 Bedel, bi'dli, *. [Qn^l] Oer^etiea, 
 
 SBiitlH, f. Beadle. 
 
 Bedelry, b^'delre, t. bie 93utte(et. 
 
 Hederepe,^ bed'repe, (lAt.) «. Die 
 
 Uiderepe, \ $roI)n&ieii|le bet 9?a 
 faUiii iv.il)reiift 6rr Grnte. 
 
 Bedesman, (Dert(.) one that 
 pi' ay* fur Db. to; a poor penaioner. 
 
 Bede'tVf bedu', (be u. dew) r. a. 
 b«rhniifn, bene^en, bffeii(f)t«n. 
 
 Bedewer, bidu'ur, «. t)a5 93e> 
 tl)(^llen^e, 95ffeu<f)tenbt. 
 
 Bedew^y, bedii'i, adj. t tf)au6e« 
 nrnr, betljaut, befeudjtet. 
 
 Bedil^ht, bedite'. (be U. dight) v. a. 
 t frtMiulrfeii, niifpii^fii, jieren. More. 
 
 Bedim, bidim', (u. dim) v. a. vtf. 
 bimtein, I'crfiitiltrii. [nufpii<jen, nu«|l(ifftren. 
 
 Bedizen, bediz'n, (beu.dizn)D.a. 6 
 
 BedlHin, bed'lum, (jufammetigt:). 
 0116 Betlilehem) *. 1. SeMniu, ein3rren: 
 t,au6 (in Conftpn), 2. iat Ipfl(jflii« , ^jtrtn-. 
 t)au6 (im^IUaein.). 3. t a) &er arrt, ffl3.it)n 
 finnifle, Xo^autln. b) ein Drt, luo ti toK 
 ^)rr)ifl)t. - adj. |u rintm 3rrciil)nu|« (icfj5 
 tifl , ronf^nilnnifl. Sha* 
 
 Bedlain-lik«, iinfiitnlg, ivdf^niviQii)- 
 
 Bedlamite, bed'lumiie, «. btr 
 IpllhiiuSIfr. 
 
 Bedrag-g^Ie, bidrag'gl, (be unb 
 draggle) r. a. bit JlKiber Aiu 9{nnbe (burrt) 
 ferfilt-ppfii imitotf)!;) befdjimi^en, btftuufmi. 
 
 Bedral, (\d)0(t.) a beadle; AU(f) 
 bed-rid. 
 
 Bedrencll, liedreiiih',(be u.drench) 
 •. a. triinftn, an\(u(i}ttn, beftu<i)ttn. Shah. 
 
 Bedrop, bedropS (be u. drop) v. a. 
 terrmiiVIii (mit Ifjr.inen lo, fltrfia mncfjtn. 
 
 B(;ducii, beduk', (be ll. duk) d. u. 
 aiit(iii(t)en (ble $iiiibe in SSJiiffer). 
 
 Bedunip, beUiing', (be u. dung) v. a. 
 I. biinnen, mit ^3»i|l brmrrfen. 2. ibefubeln. 
 
 Beduat, b'edrixf, (be u. duit) v. a. 
 1. beilniibcu. 2. 6 burc^prugfln. 
 
 Bed%varf , bedwilrr, (be u. dwarf) 
 r a. jivernnrcig , flein madftn, utn'ctneiben, 
 am li5(i(l)*tluime ()in^frn. 
 
 Bedye, bidt'. v. a. farbtn; beftrrffu. 
 
 Bee, bee, (angelf. beo; Trtjiu. bij; bnn. 
 bie) 4. 1. [(J'ntom.) bit 2)ienf. 2. f bnr pfis 
 ^iflf •TOcnfcf). 3. I9?orbnin.] bit Pfin <|5rfbi= 
 flft i)b. irgenb rinrr nnbrvn bebi'irfrigfn ^ers 
 lVn frriroitlifl (jeleijlete, grnifinirfjaftlKfje, un: 
 enttjrlblict^e, nn(i)barlid)e $tl(te. 
 
 A awanii of beet, rin Sienrnrcf)n)arm. 
 
 Bee-bread, (brr I'on ben 93ien«n get 
 fiiinmclte SBlumenflnub) baa SDienenbrob. 
 -■eater, (Drnit().J bfr SJieneniuelf, 5Bie: 
 nnifpe^t. — flower, [Sot.] b(i6 ^nnbfn: 
 ttiiut. — garden, bet 2)iinrng(irten. 
 
 glue, ba& <Btopima<i)6. -hive, brr 
 2Sienfn(locf, ^ienenfurb. --nia«fer, ber 
 eicncnronrter. I l^ot.] bie 95u<fte. 
 
 Beecli, biilsh, (flngfir. bece, boc) «. 
 
 Beech -coal, bie33ii(f)rnfit^(e. — -nia<t, 
 bi(58ii(f)mnt1, ibu(f)f(ffrn. --nut, bit^ud)-. 
 frfrr, a3ii(ft<i(t)el, S8ud)e(, ^ucf)eL --oil, 
 b<i« SSud)!!'!. --tree, bit 95ii<t)e- 
 
 Beeclien, beeulm, n't/. biKtitw, 
 bi'irt>fn , I'on ^ii(l)fMl)rli. 
 
 Beef, beel, tir bo; fr. boeuf) «. 1. 
 
 BEF 
 
 [3j>oI.] ber Cid>«; § ein Iljier nne bem D^-. 
 feh» Db. Kiil)ger(<)le(f)tf ; pi. beeves, bn6 
 9{inbi'ief). 2, bai Odsfcnfleifd) , 9{inbfretfd) 
 (oljne pi.). 
 
 Stewed -, gef(t)morte« SRinbfTciftf). Short 
 rib of-, ber Cenbenbrnten. An ox is good 
 -, o ein D(t)i \(t gut geniiiilct. In her -, 
 t in it)re ®ef)eiinniffe (bie ©eljcinmiffe einer 
 5r(ii:) eingemeiljt. 
 
 Beef-eater, I. ber 3{inbffetf(ftc(Ter. 2. 
 [Drnifi).] ber 0(f)fenl)ncfer. 3. ein ©olbnt 
 ber niten fonigl. Seibgnrbe. 4. o ein bi(flei= 
 biger,f»ei|<f)iger«Wiinn. --fork, biejleifrf): 
 gnbel. — knife, bn« gro^c fiiidjenmefyer. 
 
 — atcak, bo6 !8ecf|lenf. --witted, vm 
 uiclcni 9{inbftei|"(f)efyeii bnmnigeiuorben. Shak. 
 
 Beeld, beeld, (migelf. behlydan) < 
 t ber ®(l)u(j; 3n(1iid)t6prt, bnS Dbbn(f>. 
 
 Beeine-'WOod, beem'-wud, t 
 bn« 55iinn^ljo(j. 
 
 Been, bin, pp. v. Be. 
 
 Been, *. [■'yjini.] bieinbif(f)e®«ilnrre. 
 
 Beer, b^er, do. bir; nrni. byer, bir; 
 fr. biere) «. 1. bn« SBier. 2. [^Worbnm.] bai 
 23ier, ein gegpl)rne« (JJetrnnf nvn nnbcrn 
 2}e|liinbt()eilen , j. ». SBurjeIn ic. 
 
 Siiinll-, Ob. table--, bn« 5?nlb6ier, Xrt' 
 felbier. Double — , bai Doppelbier. 
 
 Beer-back, bie 9)ierfufe; SSiertonne. 
 
 — barrel, bad 93ierfn^. — house, bai 
 53ier()aiia. — money, bafi Zrinfgelb, 93ier; 
 gelb. (55ii'(lnii(cf), f. Bie» tings. 
 
 Beestinifs, beest'ngz, t. pi. bie 
 
 Beet, bejt, ((at. beta) «. [»ot.j bie 
 ©cte, Jiunfelnibe, ber Wangolb. 
 
 White -, bie i»ei0e SJete. Red - ob. 
 --root, bie rotlje 9{ube. [rot()e 9lube. 
 
 Beet-rave, — radish, [ SBot. ] bie 
 
 Beet, (fct^Dtt.) to add fuel to fire. 
 
 Beetle, bee'il, (nngelf. biti ob. byii) 
 t. 1. ber r(f)iuere i^animer, ^(oppel, ©£i)ln> 
 flfl, filopfcl, 58laiifl; 2Dnr(f)(>hiuel. 2. bie 
 :){iintnie, ber Jfaniinflo^, 9?amniblo<f ; pa- 
 ving-, bie^anbramme, Oiingfer. 3. [OJfar. 
 Reeiiiing -, ber Kalfat()anii«er. 4. bai 
 Sdjiuingnicffer (jnni jjlat^freinigen). 
 
 Beetle -brow, 1. bie f)eroorragenbe 
 'Hiigcnbranne. 2. ber pnilere 53lirf. 3. bie 
 iJ)?a6fe. Shak. — browed, 1, Ijeruorraj 
 grnbe ^ngenbraiinen f)obcnb. 2. flnilcr, 
 nifirrifrf). --headed, f(^iucrfi)pflg. -- 
 stock, ber ©tiel einetf !&laueia , ^loppcia, 
 ©d)iager«. [ber &a\et. 
 
 Beetle, (nngeir. beiel)«. [^ntomolog.] 
 
 Common -, ber 9?o(jfafer. Stinking -, 
 bie ^otfjpiege. Water — , ber ilBafferjIol). 
 
 Beetle, o. n. porfle^en, porfpringcn 
 (mie Selfeu). 
 
 Beeves, beevz, t. pi. p. beef, ». 
 [iT?orbam.] ba6 9{inboief), ^ornuiefi (in 
 @'ligl. black cattle). 
 
 Befall, befiwi', praet. befell; pp. 
 befallen (angelf. befaellan) p. a. (gciuoljnj 
 li(<) i) Jtiflopen, begegnen, n>iberfa()ren (Qu 
 nem); befallen (©inen). 
 
 Befall, V. It. fief) ereignen, fid) jus 
 tragen. To - of, * begegnen, crgcl^en. 
 
 Bt^fell, befll', praet. p. Befall. 
 
 Befit, befit', (be n. fit) V. a. anfles 
 l)cn ((J-innn), pajTen 'fi'ir), fid) ftfjirfrn (fi'ir). 
 
 Bt^dlimmed, ((tttott.) palaver- 
 ed; II n 1 1 e r e d. 
 
 BEF 
 
 Befoam, befome', (be u. foam) •. 
 a. t iitit ®ff)(iuin beberfen, ber((>autneu. 
 
 Befool, befoul', (be i|. fool) p. «. 
 betljoren; bctnlgen, jam g?arren Ijaben. 
 
 Before, before', (angelf. before, b«- 
 foraii) praep. 
 
 1. oor <im 9Ingcfi(i;)tc , oor ben aingcn, 
 
 in (5)egenivart). Before the face of the 
 whole town, im 9liigi-fif(>te ber ganjemStabt. 
 - the king, oor bem ^i>iiige. 
 
 2. oor (Hit UnrerfiK^iing , jiim lirtljeiKj. 
 fpru(f)e). B-oth parlies shall come - the 
 judge, beibe ^jjnrteien folJen oor ben dUct)tet 
 fonimen. 
 
 3. oor (jnr 9Iu«ii«af)f ober aSerfugung). 
 The world was all - them, bie ganje «IUclt 
 lag oor i^nen. Milfoi.. 
 
 4. oor (bem Drte nadf). - the fire, oor 
 bem SJener. To pass - any one's door, an 
 3enianb« 1f)i"ir ooriiber., uorbeigei^cn. 
 
 5. oor (ber 3eit nad». The day - yester- 
 day, oorgeflern. - noon, oormirtags. 
 
 6. por (.tijet, lieber, einen SBorjug anbeu. 
 tcnb, tm fomparatipen ©inne). Poverty is 
 desirable - torments, 9lrmufl) i|T mum 
 fd)eii«n)ertf)er alfi aualcn. Taylor, l love 
 you - myself, i(fy Hebe fte me^r al« mitf). 
 
 7. por (in ainfeOnng bei JJangee, ber 
 5a3urbe). The duke is - the lord etc., ber 
 ipcrjog fpmmt oor bem Corb ic. 
 
 8. por (in 8Infef)nng beg medftt). The 
 eldest son is — the younger in succession, 
 ber altere ©o()n erbt oor bem iiingern. 
 
 9. oor (eine SSeioegung oor Q-tmat l^cr 
 onjeigenb). -the wind, oor bem SBinbt 
 ( J. ». fegein ). To walk - any one , oor 
 &inem (jergetjen. 
 
 Before, conj. i. beuor, e^e, ef>e 
 bcnn. 2. e^er, lieber a(«, j. Sd. I would 
 die - I behave so, id) loi'irbe cfjer flerben <il$ 
 mid) auf biefe 9lrt bene(;mcn. 
 
 Before, adv. i. oorlier, jupor. The 
 chapter-, ba« ^apitcl por()er. 2. juoor, eljei 
 beiTeii, efjemais, ooniiar^, friiljer (in ber oer. 
 gangcnen 3eit); bi6l)er. Tumultsthenaro.se 
 which - were unknown, e6 cnttlanben Slufj 
 Idiife, bie jupor unbetannt ober friiljer nvd) 
 n\d)t befannt mnren. 3. fdl^cn, bereiW. 4. 
 oorn, ooran (am oorberilen Drte, atn por» 
 berftcn Iljeife). The battle was - and be- 
 hind, bie ©djlac^t loar oorn unb Ijinfen. To 
 get -, ± juoorfommen, iibcrlcgen fein. To 
 prefer -, f oorjieljen. [u. hand) adv. 
 
 Beforehand, hifore'hand, (before 
 
 1. (oft mit with) jiioor (oor ^cmanb, 
 oor einem Dinge, ber 3eit nad)). You hav» 
 been -with me, ©iefiiib mirjnoorgcfommen. 
 
 2. poran«, im aSoranf (oor einer gegebe* 
 nen 3eit). To give money -, ©elb oorau6« 
 bf jal)len , Qielb porfd)iegen. To take up -, 
 ooran6nef)men. 
 
 3. oorang (in einem 3iiflanbe ber 9tn^au« 
 fling unb jioar fo, bap meljr eingenommeti, 
 aii auSgegeben worben ifl). 
 
 4. juoor, portjer (.ali notfjioenbigeS @rfBr» 
 bernig), oorlaufig. 
 
 5. jiioor, nnfiingdc^. 
 
 6. uoraufi, locit oorgeri'irft, oor Mnbetn 
 ooranS, beoorjiigt. To be - in llie world, 
 I. in gnren llmflanben, oermoglid) fein. 2. 
 aiif bem <S3ege )um (5)liicfe fein, fdjone 'Hut* 
 ftdjten Ijaben. 
 
 6« 
 
84 rhte. far, ff.M, f.*f. M^, met. Fine, fin. NA. movp, nSr, got, 6fl. rl^i'id. Trthe, ti'ih. ft'il!. t^in, THi«. 
 
 BEF 
 
 Beforetime^ befire'tfme, adv * 
 
 e^eDcm, meilnnb, uor 3fitcti/ uonnalS, efjc; 
 ttinls. 
 
 Hefortune, befor'tsluine. (be Utlb 
 fortune) I', n. (S-jneiii luitcrfnfjrcii, feecifflnen. 
 
 Befoul, befoul', (nilfjelf. befylan) 
 V. a. ticfd)miii3en, befiibeln. 
 
 Befrienil, liefreud', (be u. friend) 
 P.O. beniiiiiliflcii, nIS S"""^ &f()nnbcln, 
 ©inem f}c!fi'n , ^-iiifm 2Col)(mi'fIen envctiVn, 
 grcuiibr*iift erieiflen. To - one's self, niif 
 feinen eiflciien 9?ii^fn fftjen. Shak. 
 
 Befrillg:e, belVinje', (b» U. fringe; 
 r. «. niitgranrtiibcfe^en iJtIeiber), bi'frnnfcn. 
 
 Beg-, beg, *. [Iiirfci] ber ^ec\, 25ei). 
 
 Beg-, (gotl). bidjan ; nujiolf. giernan)!). o. 
 l.ernil(ici) fcrbern, erbitteiKof, uoii), imiCST; 
 \vn& titten. 2. bettelii. 3. aU flciunljrt jiiflc; 
 ben cber iufleilnnbeii nnnef)tiien, jum SiKje 
 niacf)en, rl)ne ®niiib uorniiSfe^cn. 4. iintfr 
 !SDrmlln^t"(f)i^ft briiiflen (Ocmnnben). Shak. 
 
 To - one'x pardon, Q'men iim 25i'rjeil)iin<i 
 bitten. 1 beg this favor of you, tl)Un &e 
 mir bod) bteiVn (SJcfnden. To - one for a 
 fool, nni bie SSerivnItunj] bcr (sSiiter eine« 
 !Bl&bfinninen nnfjiilten. — the question in 
 debate, bic ilrcitijiegriige jiiniSn^e mnc^en. 
 
 Beg:, V. n. 1. urn SUinDfen 6itren, bet-- 
 teU\, Octtcin gefjen. 2. f (for) bitten , fle(;eii 
 (utn). 
 
 To go a begging, 1. bctteln gef)en. 2. 
 ± nid^t (ierurf)t luerben (o. ©ndjen , nnrf) be-. 
 nen feine 9?a(()frage (lefdjicljt) , nidjt fli-iiiljter 
 roerben. Ibr6 9{ciiiies ivcfjen bat1el;t. 
 
 Begging rhyme, ein '2DDrt, ba5 nur 
 
 Beg-ftM, began', prnet. t). Begin. 
 
 Beget, beget', prnel. begot, begat, 
 pp. begot, begotten (angelf. begetan) ». «. 
 
 1. jeiioen, erjeuacn. 2. i ^eruorbriiifli-n, cv-. 
 jeuflcn. ^ ^ [Grjeufler. 
 
 Begetter, begct'tur, «. ber.3eufler, 
 
 Begetting, beget'ting, *. 1. :f bie 
 Seiiginio. 2. f bie fpcruorbringiing , G-vjciis 
 flung. 
 
 Beg-g-able, blg'gabl, ndj. erbitttid). 
 
 Begg-ar, blg'gur, a. ber 55cttler. 2. 
 t ber 23ittenbe, SBittiletter. 3. Derjenige, 
 wcld)cr Qtwai ofjne ®runb ob. 93e»uei6 an-- 
 ttiiunit cb. UDran6)V(jt. 
 
 A — of principles, ^CWX^n^r ^^^ f^'"^ 
 
 ajorniiffc^iingen nU (Srnnbin^e geltenb nifl: 
 (f^en luid. 
 
 Prov. I know him as well, as tlie — 
 knows his dish, id) fenne il;n bnrc^ unb 
 bnrrf). Set a — on horseback and he will 
 riHe to the devil, nid)t5 ©toljerefi, al6 ein 
 reid) geiurrbener iScttler. 
 
 Beggar's bench, Jbie l(jl'irfrf)iuefre. 
 — *s DHsh, bie 93ette(^erberge. — 's lace, 
 Me gn^ben 3i»irinVi$en. --maid, bn^ 
 5Bcttelmnb(f)en. --man, ber 93ette(inann. 
 — '» velvet, J ber $lii)"c^). —-woman, 
 bie 5Bettflfnm. 
 
 Beggar, ». a. i. nrni nind)i'n, nii 
 ben ^cttelilnb bringm , jti ©runbe nd)ren. 
 
 2. i a) entblogen, bernuben. b) iTrd)i:'ptVn, 
 fiberfteigcn. To — all description, flllc S8e: 
 fd)teibuiig iiberjleigen. 
 
 To be beggared, nm 93etteltlnbe fi'in. 
 
 Beggarliliess, bcg'gurlends, a. 
 tie Durfiigfi'it , bcr bettcU;(ifte 3iitln"b , bie 
 aJettcil)aftiflfeir. 
 
 BEG 
 
 Begfgrarly, beg'gurle. adj. a. ndv. 
 
 bettelljnfr, biirftin,.lnnipig, iirnifelig, iirinlid) 
 
 Beggarly doings, Oiiebcrtnif^tigfeiten. 
 
 - clothes, Cntnpen. 
 Begg-ary, Ifcg'gurc. ,t. bie 33ette(: 
 
 arniutl), iiugcrile ^Jtrnuitl), Dfirftigfcir. 
 
 Proi). — is novice, Slmiutl) bringt feine 
 ®d)niibe. 
 
 Begging, blg'ging, *, bn6 93etteln 
 To live by -, uoni 23ettel leben. -adj. beU 
 telnb. - fiiars, tie 93etrclni5nd)e. 
 
 Beggingly, beg gingle, adv. I 
 bitmicife, bcrtfinb. 2. betrel()iift. 
 
 Begitards, ^ begardi', «. pi. bie 
 
 Beg-tmrrts, 5 SBeguiner, ^egarben 
 (ein relig. Drben). 
 
 Beg-ilt, begilt', ndj. ncrgolbct. 
 
 Begin, begin', praet. began, f^p. 
 begun, (angelf.gynnan, agynnan, beginnaii) 
 V. n. I. nnfnngen, beginncn, ent|lel;i'n (Den 
 •Jlnfang nL'I)mcn). 2. beginnen , rtnfangen 
 (ben 'iUnfnng tnacf)en). 
 
 To - well, cincn gnten 9lnfiing nind)cn. 
 
 Beg'in, v. a. l. nnfongen, beginnen 
 (cine ipnnblung). 2. nnfnngen, begriinben, 
 nnlegen, ben cr|Ten QJrunb (ju Q'tmn^) legen, 
 entmerfen. 
 
 To — a journey, eine 9?eife nntreten. To 
 
 - the world, ein ainfnnger fein, in bie 253e(t 
 treten, ftc^ einrid)ten, nnfnngen fic^ Ijeruur: 
 jUr^Un. To - again a law -suit, cinen 
 il{ed)r«l)nnbel uon ?ieueni bctreiben. To - 
 house -keeping, fid) t)huMid) nieberlnffcn. 
 To — business with a small capital, [ipnn; 
 bel] tnit cincm fleinen finpitnl nnfnngen. To 
 
 - the teeth of a comb, (itnninin(f).l ^nnitn= 
 bretd)en ucrbo^ren. To - the healih., &■■ 
 netn jutrinfen. Shak. 
 
 Beginner, begln'nur, t. 1. ber 
 'llnfnnger (crrtc llrljeber). 2. ber 9lnfnnger 
 (in irgenb emer SCifJenf^nft). 3. ber iJicus 
 ling (nu(f) new-beginner). 
 
 Beg-iniiingr, beginning, «. 1. bcr 
 atnfniig, llrrpning (bie irtte Urrnd)e). 2. ber 
 -ilnfniig, Urnnfniig. 3. pi. Die'Jlnfnng^griinbe. 
 
 To give - to, bie llrfndje, bcr llrfpriing 
 fcin (i>. C-tn)n6). 
 
 Beg-ird, begird', (u. gird) praet. 
 begirt, begirded; pp. begirt) v. n, 1. nm: 
 gurten, begurten. 2. i a) umgcbcn (init 
 Gtivnsj). b) einfd)Iie(5en, belngcrn, blofiren. 
 
 Begirt, bcgerf, praet. 11. pp. CO. 
 Begird. (f-cr SscgliTbcg. 
 
 Beg-Ierbeg-, bcg'icrbeg. *. [liirf.l 
 
 Beg'lia'W, beniw', (nngelf. begna- 
 
 gan) V. a. nngen, benagen, jcrnngen, jcr: 
 
 frefTen (mid) 1). Shak. 
 
 B<^gone, bcgon'. interj. fort! Ijin; 
 
 lucg! lucg! I)ebc bi(f) meg! 
 
 Begot, begot', ) pp. V. Be- 
 
 Beg-ott(*n, bcgot'fn, J §«'• 
 Begrave, bcgrave', v. «. -|- I. bfj 
 
 grnbcn, becrbigen.2. tcingrnben (Onfd)vifffn). 
 Begrea.se, Ue^iiiC, (be u. gie^se) 
 a. tuit 'Jert ober Diigcn -))tntrrien bc; 
 
 fd)niifren. 
 
 Begrime, bcgifme', (be n. grime) 
 
 i>. o. mir .Uorl), 9fug, ®d)mntj bcrd)micren. 
 
 iiberii('l)cn. Ibcneibrn. 
 
 Begrikflge^ begrudje', v. a. Qxntn 
 Begruttctn, (JJcrrl.) exhausted 
 
 wit h w eepin ,. / 
 
 BEH 
 
 Beg-Uile, beguile', (be u. guile) t>. 
 a. I. betl)&ren, bctrugen, tnnrd)en, benlrfcn, 
 Derfi'iljren, liintergefjen. 2. tniife^^en, ilberiis 
 flen. 3. tnurc^en , leer nbipeifen. 4. (finrin 
 cntge()cn, entivird)en. b.itauidjtn, nngenelim 
 I)inbringcn (bie 3eit). 
 2. When misery could — the tyrant's 
 rage. Shar. 
 
 To - the supposition, ben Oilnuben 
 tnurrf)en. Shak. 
 
 Beg-iiiler, begui'h'r, *. ber 35etrii« 
 gcr, 23erfiif)rer; b<ii aSetn'igenbe. (SSegine. 
 Beg-iiin, be'gwin, *. [Jtirdbg.] bie 
 Begun, begun', pp. ]). Begin. 
 Beg-iink, ) .^ 
 Beioiie,!^'*""-) ♦''«=''• 
 Belialf, bciiaf, (nngelf. behefe, f. 
 Behoof) s. ber 93el)uf; a) ber 5iu^en, bn« 
 groinmen; b) bie SBcrt^eibigung; c) bic 
 SSerfretung. 
 
 In - of, 1. fur, nm miaen; nu« 
 
 S^ucffirfjt (fiir); ju ®un|len, |uin 23eflen 
 (Oemnnbfi). 2. fi'ir (nn ber ©telle , nnflnrt 
 einer 'iperfon). On your -, urn Ol^retmiden, 
 0()rctl)niber, Of)refn)egen, jn Oljrem 93e|lcn, 
 ju Oljrcn (Sunflen. On - of his right, uin 
 feines ^ed)t6 miUen. 
 1. The patriot suffers in — of his coun- 
 try; b) The advocate pleads in — of 
 the prisoner. 2. The agent appeared 
 in — of his constituents and entered 
 a claim. Webster. 
 
 Behappen, bebap'pn, i>. n. ge. 
 fc^eljcn, iUiloMcn, luibcrfnljren ((Sineni). 
 
 Behave, behive', (nngelf. gehab- 
 ban) V. a. 1. * be(;erri"d)en , bnnbigen, nn. 
 terbriirfen, bejnl;nien, l;nnbl)nben. Shak. 2. 
 fiil)ren, leitcn. 3. to - one's self, fid) be« 
 ne^men, (id) betrngcn, fid) nnffi3l;ren; i fidj 
 gut nuffiiljren. 
 
 Well behaved, lvDf)l gefittet. 
 
 Beliave, ». n. fjnnbein, fid) vtrf)aU 
 
 ten, fid) benel)nifn. 
 
 Behavior, behAve'yur, «■. I. bai 
 23etrngen , aSerljnIten , 23cncf)tnen , bie 9luf= 
 fiiljruug. 2. ber 3ln|tnnb, bie ^nltung, &e= 
 berbe. 
 
 To be upon one's - (ob. inobern) to be 
 ob. to be put upon one's good -, nuf feincr 
 5?ut fein ini'ifTen, ilbcr flc^ mad)en nii'ifTen. 
 
 Behead, kehed', «. o. fiipfen, cnt. 
 f)nupten. [(Jntl)nupten, .Kopfen. 
 
 Beheading-, behed'lng, «. bnd 
 
 Beheading-machine ob. —-mai- 
 den, bie ®iiifIotine. [Behold. 
 
 Beiieid, beheld', prnet. u. pp. t'. 
 
 Beheinotil, be'hemnt/i, t. || ber 
 a3cl)cinotl) , b<\& 5JIu^< ob. 9iilpfcrb. 
 
 Belten, be'hen, (Ben, Bek'en) s. 
 [^8ot.) bcr55cl)en, !8e()cnbnuin; bn$©(^ln(f)tj 
 frnut; ?er 93nlbrinn; bie ^efjeniuurjel. 
 
 Behest, behest', *. ^ bn« Q)ti)ti^, 
 bie 9Sorrd)rifr, bai (iJebpt, ber ^efcl)!. 
 
 Behig-ht, beln'tc'. (nngelf. behetan) 
 V. a. * I. ocnpret^cn , ocrljei^rn. 2. rtnber» 
 trnnen. 3. juerfcniirn. 4. nenncn, t)e\^en. 
 
 5. Ijeigen ((Snnen Grion^), befel^lcn (©inetu). 
 
 6. nieincn ((Ftiun^). 7. benb(id)tigen. 
 Bellintl, behind', (nngelf. behindan) 
 
 praep 
 
 1. ^Inter (int 9?u(fcn einer ^erfon rber 
 To ride — a horseman , f)inter 
 
Fale. far. HJI, fai. IVI^, met Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, oil, clotid. Ti'ibe. Ii'ib, full. t/?in, THis. 85 
 
 jy£H 
 
 tinfni9?«ter(auf bem^ftrbe) (i$en. To walk 
 behind the garden. t)lnter bem Glnrtetl 
 fV.i^irtcn ge()en. I will take Uim up - me, 
 id) roerte i^n nuf mtiiien 9{ucfcM ndjmen. 
 
 2. Ijinter (juriirf, an &er €rrrte, tit ^t-. 
 ninnb ucrlflffen ijat). Our triend >■»« letl a 
 «i>ier - liim, unfft JreiinB Ijnt eiiic ©d>wej 
 fltr (nod) leinein Inte) l)intfrinfTen. 
 
 3. (jintet Ciuriirf, nn OJele^rfrtiiifett). One 
 ■Indent ■• - another in nialheniatic* , eill 
 etubent i(l in tcr <JKiU^fiiintif ^inter eineni 
 anbern jururf. To come - any one in point 
 of learning , ©inetti on ®elrljnainfeit md)-. 
 jlrl)en. ^^ 
 
 4. l)intrr (junirf, !1^B," nn«a5i"irbe, 9In; 
 fftjftt, 253ertl)). Kor I^Kose I wai not a 
 ^l,i, _ (he very chieWl apostlen, Pirnn id) 
 fld)te, id) frie i»4t lueiuonr, 6enn t>ie Ijcljiii 
 9H.H>)le( Hub. "'■"'• 
 
 5. Ijinter ^ein llmbrefjni rrforbtmb). She 
 looked - her, ft* fnt) I?'"'" H*- - »'«''' 
 i l)inter 3emnnb« Wurffti , ^inter betii «u» 
 rffii (b. I), in Sfiniinttf Wfrroeffiiljeit). 
 
 Deliiiid, adv. 1. t)iii»n; bot^inttr |u> 
 rurf atod) nJd)t jutflfle grforbcrt). We know 
 not what evil ic -, mir luifftn nid>t, KtU 
 djc6 XUM nod) iiL'r6cI)rtlten ifl. 
 
 i. I)iiitenu.irt« , rurfiunrt* (tin llmbrcljtn 
 nnjfinrnb). To look -, rilrfiunrte frljtn. 
 
 3. ucrfjnno'n. Forget those thing* which 
 are -, i'rrnf#t , \va6 vmitftr iff. 
 
 4. juriirf, runfrifl nod) ju ubnitttjtn. 
 And fill up that which ii - of the alHic- 
 tinns of Chrinl in my flckh , llllb erbtllbt 
 VBHenbS on mcinein &ieifd)«, mat nod) iimii= 
 flrlt on ben IrribMlm (Fl)ri|li. Bible. 
 
 5. jiirilrf (im 9{iirf|lnnbi;, iinbrjnljlt). 
 There i« a large snin -, (6 10 nPd) eillf 
 groee ©iiinme im 9{iirf|lnMbe. To be -, nod) 
 Wilrfllnnbf ju be)<i(}lcn (j.ibiii. He i* *o 
 much -. tt ill nvd) mit \o uifl inr?i'u<f|1nnbe. 
 
 6. bnfjinren, juriirf uwO) bfr'JlbniK finer 
 I'enVn Jlirurfbleibcnb). He depaned and 
 Itfi ui -, ct oerreiilf unb Iiep uii* juriirf. 
 
 Bellind-lmntl , beln'nd -hiind, 
 aUj. 1. im 9<iirf|lniibr , unbejnljlt. 2. o «) 
 juriirf (in nrinlid)fr I'ngo. b) jururf {oct» 
 fptittt). 3 * rtnge, rnnginin. 
 
 To be behind- hand with any one in 
 any thing, e^intiii in Q-tma& nnd)|1fl)cn. To 
 be - in the world. |'d)lr(t)t fitt^en, in i'd)led); 
 tin Uni|lfluben ob. jururfn'-funiiiifn fcin. To 
 be - in one's butineits, in I'eillttu &e\li^aiu 
 juriirf iVin. 
 
 Beliold, bihAld'. prael. U. pp- be- 
 held (AUgrir. behealdan) d. a. I. |'d)ntieil, 
 fchn, rrblirfrn. 2. nnblirfcn , nmeljen , tin! 
 fdi.iutn. (rfen. 2. I'eljfn, rrf)nuen. 
 
 Beli<»ld, V. n. 1. l)in|VI}en, t)u\bii-- 
 
 Reliold, inlerj. fitlje Ml |let)e! 
 
 BelloNlen, behol'dn, part. past, 
 u. lulj. (10) i'crppid)tft, JU ©nnf uerpflid?'"/ 
 I'crlMiiiben (G-ineui). 
 
 Heliolder, behAldur, «. brr 3u< 
 fd)aHfr, 2?itmd)tcr, 9lnrd)<iucr. 
 
 Reliolding:, iiehoi'ding, t. l. tai 
 91nrd)flu»n. 2. f bir 2Ji'rbi!itiid)fcit, S&ix-. 
 Vilid)ruiig. - adj. t (fiir Beholden) i>er> 
 pHidiret. 
 
 HellollliuiE^^neSA, b^liAl'dingnec. 
 • T <nid)t fcrreft^ Oir !tfrrbinbii*feit , 95rr= 
 p(li4)tuua. 
 
 BEL 
 
 Behoneyy behun'ne, *. a. tnit 
 ^onig fii^en. 
 
 Belioof, behuuf, (nngelf. behofian) 
 #. I. ber S6el)U|, aSebarf. 2. ber ^eljuf, 3iu= 
 ^en, a3i3rtl)i;ii, tai Srwumen. 
 
 BellOUVable, behuu'vabi, act;. 1. 
 not^ig, nurl)weiibig. 2. jutrrtsjlid), erfpriep: 
 lic^, i)t>rtl]ftii)iitt, nii^Iid). 
 
 Behoove , behuuv', v. n. ftc^ ge^ 
 jienicn, I'ld) get'iil)ren, gebul;rcn. 
 
 BellOOVeful) behuuve'ful, adj. 
 crfpric^lul), lliil!lic<), JUtmglic^. - adj. « Be- 
 hoove'! u 1 1 y , tnVrifplK^. 
 
 BellOve, \ Behoove. [6el)eut(n. 
 
 Belto\«l, behoul', «. a. f aiiljtuUn, 
 
 Beild, i .^ 
 
 Bield, J ^'^""-^ '■•*""• 
 
 Beiuf$', be'ing, «. 1. bad 6ein. 2. 
 bflfi >Stin, Dnffin, bit Qriilenj. 3. tM iGc: 
 l"en, (&uun6, wsai i|l, uon l;i)l;ern iUei'en, 
 ']}iinrd)en u. lljuren). 4. ber >^ufeutl)au, 
 b>i6 iblciben. 
 
 A» God i» in -! fi» njrtljr ®ott lebt! 
 
 Being', part, praes. l). loBe, |>ienb. 
 — to come, tt die, ta id) foniiiieii, iliTt^en 
 tuug. It - thus. Da bit <Ba{t)e ^ \'o uerl)alt. 
 He was near - killed, beinill;e, i<\H , billb 
 lutire er getobtet ivorben. - to come hitiiei- 
 lubeni id) Ijitljfr fumme n luollte. The lime- 
 Cic gegeniuiirtige 3ctt. - that, M, iveil. 
 
 Bejade, bejade', (be u. jade; c u 
 t frnmben. Miltojh 
 
 Bejnpe, bejApe', (be u. jape; o. a 
 t t'oppiit; l;iuterge^en. Chaucer 
 
 Bckisti, bekis', (be U. kits; v. a. t 
 tiiiTeii, begruMtn. Jomkok. 
 
 BekUMve, benAve', (be u. knave; 
 
 0. u. t &cl)urfen ob. &<t>tlm neiiiien. foPE 
 BekuO^V) t>iu6', (be U. know; v. a. 
 
 t rtiicrtenuen, bcfenncii. Chaucer 
 
 Belabor, belabur, v. a. ^ ntit beiu 
 
 8todi; bcnrbriren, burc^blnuen, ni'priigein. 
 Belace, belA*e', (be u. lace) v. a 
 
 1. bffeiligen , feflum(f)fn ( luie mit eiium 
 \BtUt). 2. |'d)lngen, peitfc^en. 
 
 Belaced, beiast', adj. tuit ©pt^en 
 brfi^t, otrjiert. Beaumokt. 
 
 Belaiii, belam', v. a. o burc^priigeln. 
 
 Belaiiiour, betamuor, «. t ber 
 £ici'l;aocr. tJSu|cufreuni),i8i!rtraute.SpEiisER 
 
 Bt^laiiiy, bel'ame, (fr. Siii.) *. ber 
 
 lie late, helate', t>. a. f ocripaten. 
 
 Belated, belated, (I'on bem uenil: 
 trfen beiate ueripriren; adj. I. pcripiitet bifi 
 ill bie Ciad)t Ijiuein. 2. periVfltet (fpftrer a\6 
 bie beiliuniite ob. rcd)te 3e't>- , 
 
 Belatedneiis, bela tldnls, «. bn£ 
 SSinV'iietKin, bie SBiripntung. Miltok. 
 
 Belave, belave', (0. lave) v. a. f 
 iunii1)ni. [(5-iiiem ®eie§e geben. Milton. 
 
 Belavvg-ive, belaw g'iv, v. a. t 
 
 Belay, bela', (be U. lay) v. a. I. bf 
 irgi'ii, orrtreteii, oeri'perren (2i3ege ic.) 2. bt-. 
 iiigirii. 3. ill eincn ipinterl;olt legni. 4. 
 oirjirren, bclcgeu, bcfe^eu (ein itieib). 5. 
 [■)Wiir.] fpligrn. [eine Jade icgcn. 
 
 To - a man's way, Ciliem und)|lelkn, 
 
 Belcll, beUh, (nngelf. bealcanj V. a. 
 1 iiuiih'fu'n (.au6 bem '•TOngi'ii), 6 riiipiVn. 
 
 2. nu^'iverfen, nuSfpeicn (au& tn Xieie; v. 
 SSiiIfiineii). 3. t tv-out,au6|l{i^en(@c()mal)> 
 nwrte;. 
 
 BEL 
 
 Belch, ». 1. bai Qlufitogen (nu« betji 
 -))?ngen;, ber JtulpS. 2. ber 3Ju^ii)iirf (cine* 
 aSuIfniif. 3. bnS gego(;rne ©cmiiif, S3ier. 
 
 Belcher, bei'shar, ». ber 9{ii(pfer. 
 
 Beld, (fd)ott.) bald. 
 
 Beldam, bei'dam, ,. I. j [,1c alti 
 S-rau, M& •>)J?iitter(f)eii. ^2. bie 5?crc. Shak. 
 
 Beldame, bei'dam. s. bie >31iriii utter. 
 
 Beleag-uer, uiU'^Cn, (f^meb! 
 helaegia) v. a. 1. [>»ri|it.) bringrru , bcren. 
 ncn, riiird)lie0en. 2. i lulmrud)i'ii. 
 
 Beleag'uerer, bel^'giirSr, *. bet 
 33ciii<icrer. 
 
 Beleave, belcve', «. a. + oerliifTen. 
 
 Belee, U\e', v. a. t max.] gegeii 
 ben -IBiiib rid)tni. Shak. 
 
 Beleiliuite, bclem'nite, (,]r.) ji 
 l(ycp|.] ber 53deniuit.^ mi\<\^e (imlerffn. 
 
 Beleper, bcleppur. r. a. mit beta 
 
 Bel-esprit, bei'-lspri, (fr. ny.) ,. 
 ber rd)biie &eiii; pi. jjjc ©c()oitgeitTer. 
 
 Belflower, blrrtidar, ,. [ajot.j 
 bie Wlorfeiibiimie. 
 
 Belfry, bli'fr^, ,. i. ^„ ororfeni 
 tl;urni. 2. ber ®Iorfcii|lu^(. 3. bie aCnrte, 
 ber 2i3nrtt()urni. _ [(id)e Jilirf. Spenser. 
 
 Belg-ard, beigard', ». f jier freuubf 
 
 Beigrian, bei'jean, \ adj. [ojeogr.] 
 
 Belg-ic, bel'jik, \ 6dgi|-d) 
 
 Belgian, «. ber SSiigier. [SBcfgrnb. 
 
 Belg-rade, bii'gidde, ,. [®eogr.] 
 
 Belial, bc'ieai, *. 1. II ber leufel, 
 S»elinl. 2. bie 9Si'rni(f)t()eit, 
 
 Belial, adj. bi>g()aft, vttxwd^t. 
 
 Bt'libel, beii'bei, ». a. f |"(^mnf)en. 
 
 Belie, bcii', (nngeli; belecgan) v. a. 
 \. bdiigcn. 2. Siigen flmfcn, jum Sugnet 
 innd)eii. 3. ini 2i5iberfpriid)c ile^eii mit Qu 
 iiMS. To -one's self, fid) u)iberfpre(<)en. 4. ^ 
 uiic^affen, m&i\m<i)m, nad)al)men. Shak. 
 5. mit Siigen erfiiflen. 6. oerlnunibcn. 
 2. The heart b el i es the tongue. "Websteb. 
 
 4. With dust, with horses' hoofs, that 
 
 beat the ground. 
 And martial brass, belie the thnn. 
 der's sound. Drydeh. 
 
 5. Slander doth belie all corners of the 
 
 wr^d. Shak, 
 
 6. Thou dost belie hira, Percy, ^hak. 
 Belief, beleef, (nngelf. geleaf, ge- 
 
 lytan)*. 1.5ber®lnube((55egcnfatj u.2Dif[en). 
 2. [II)col.] ber(5!(nubc,0lnu6en. 3. [iljeof.] 
 ber maubt (BnSjenige, mnS ninn ginubt, 
 luie ber ctjrifll. ©Innbe), bie 5){fligion. 4. ber 
 ®lniibe, bai (J5inn6ein50efeniitni|5. 5. bet 
 OM.uibe (ber ®egfn|lnnb bei5 0)lnu6en5). 
 5. Superstitious prophecies are the be- 
 lief of fools. Bacoh. 
 Past all-, ungfnublid). Light of-, • 
 leid)rglnu6ig. Hard of-, ijartglnubig. 
 
 Believable, belee' vabijarfj.gfnub. 
 lid), iilnubljnft. 
 
 Believe, biiecv, c. a. l. gr^uben 
 (fiir mnljr nniieljmcn). 2. ginuben ((^ineni). 
 
 Believe, v.n. i. ginuben. 2. [iijeol.] 
 glniU'L'ii. 3. (in; ginuben (nil). 4. (on, upon) 
 oertrnuen (nuf). 5. ([ ginubrn, meiuen, bt\u 
 feu. I - not, id) ginubc, iioln. I - so, i(() 
 glnube, in. (djrii ((Sriun^). 
 
 To make any one -. ([ (J-jufin wcii nirti 
 
 Believer, bcice'viir,.*. i. bet 
 ®laubcnbe. 2. n bet U}lnubig<:i tru« -, bet 
 
86 Fatp, f/.r. (i\]], fat. ^U. met. Fine. fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6ll, cl6ud. Ti'ihe, tub, fi^II. (//in, 7 [lis. 
 
 BEL 
 
 Jle(^t(j(mi6ifle. [®tnii6cn , 6er ©Iiiufee. 
 
 Believing*) bclee'ving, t. t>ilS 
 
 Ilelic«ing-Iy, belee'vjiigle, ndiK 
 
 (j(Aii6ig, itii ®lnii[H-n. [uieaeirfit. 
 
 BelikC) belike', adv. vermutt^lid), 
 
 Beiive, bclive', ado. * t)Mti<\, fltilrf^, 
 
 jlinf. Spenser. [s. aimbefla [(Jiflemi.]. 
 
 Bell, bell, (9I6fl"irja. fur Arabella) 
 
 Bell, bell, (rtllflflf. bell, bella, belle) 
 
 t. I. bie ©lorfe (i(ii-d)eiigIocfe :c. ). 2. 6ic 
 
 (Sdyefle, Slingel. 3. § ivc\eni eiii (jlocfeiifor; 
 
 ntigcr ^brpet, j. J5. ») l-^hif.) Cie ®Iucfc, 
 
 ©turje (einer IriMiipcreu.); b) [■Jlrc^it.] Bie 
 
 Olurfe eiiuT Siiule ; c) [-Bot.] 6er iteld) d= 
 
 net SBIunic. 4. ['5n(fii.l bie <Sd)tUt, iiv'ollf 
 
 (an ben Jfupen be5 galfcn). 5. 125ot.] bit 
 
 ©luctent'Iuiiie. 
 
 To slinke the - s, i fic^ rufjren. Shak. 
 To set the bel Is a-goiiig, mit ben ®IOcfcn 
 bhnnieln. To ring the -, 1. bie ®lDrte liw-. 
 ten. 2. |"cf)e[(cn, flingpln. To carry (cb. to 
 bear) away the -, ben ^rcid bauoutrngeii. 
 To bear the -, bcr 5Inful)rer, ©rile ftiii, 
 Doran geljen. The ring of bells, bfl^ ffllDfj 
 tengednit. The chime of belli, bn* &lOt: 
 tenrpicl. Little -, bos ®l5(fc^en. 
 
 Prov. To curse iiny one with — , book 
 and candle, (5-iiieii mit giiidjcn I'iberlnben. 
 Bell- bit, [5{uitf.] ba& gliictentoniiigf 
 ©ebip, ®IOcfeiiijcbii5. - clapper, ber 
 ®locfenfl5ppe(. — -fash ion e<l, glocfeii; 
 flinnig. --flower, [2?ot.] bie ©lorfeiu 
 blmne. --founder, bcr ®lDcfiiiflie(jt'r. 
 
 — glass, bie (yinC-glocfc. --man, bcr 
 91u4ruffr. —-metal, bie®linfciiiVeire, bnf- 
 ®lo(tcngnt. - -pear, bie ®lLirfenl'irne. 
 
 — -pepper, ber ®ll'(fcilpftffcr. —-ringer, 
 ber 03locfeii(aiiter. --rope, I. iai ©eii 
 jiim Sniiten. 2. bie lllimieircl)niir. - sha- 
 ped, [!Sot.] glL'rfeiifoniiii]. - -stone, ber 
 @Ii)cfeii|lein. — wether, I. ber Seitljiini; 
 me(. 2. ± ber 3Iiifiil)rer, 25ori'ct)rcicr. Shak. 
 
 Bell, V. n. 1. [23i>t.] glocfcufiiirinifle 
 25li'it()cn DefDrntntn ; glorfeiiforuiig luacfjfen. 
 2. [il3nibm|pr.] fdjrcien, ri)l)ren (pon $ir: 
 I'ctjeii in bcr 58riinfrjeit). 
 
 To bell the cat, ber Sa^t bicfSdjelle m-. 
 
 bangen. (= To contend with; to use strong 
 iiieasur-es regardless of consequences). 
 
 Belladonna , belladon'na , t. 
 [Sot.] tn\6 ZolKvmt, ber ^acf)t|"cf)atten. 
 
 Bellariniu, bellar'min, «. j (bie 
 flroge 5lni"rf)e) bcr ipiinipcn. 
 
 Bellatrix, bellatriks, (tat.) t. 
 [9tflron.l id.., ein ©tern jiueiter ®rD^e. 
 
 Belle, bell, (fr. 2B.) ». bie ©rf)5ne 
 (fc^tMie iiinge X»nnie). 
 
 Belled, ber id, adj. [$crtb.] mit 
 ©d)e(Icn ucrrcl)cn ob. bcfjnngcn. 
 
 Belles-letires, bel'-ilttur, (fr. 
 833.) J. pi- bie (d^huw 2Bifrfiifd)aftcn. 
 
 Bellibone, bcllebonc, (fr. belle 
 U. bonne) *. f ( bii* biird) ©d)Dn(;cit iiiib 
 ^erienigiite flu6gi'ji'id)ncte ^rnnciiilmmcr) 
 tk $Plbe. [Great--, 6 fdjiuniigcr. 
 
 Bellied, bcl'iid, «rf/. b(iiid)ig, birf. 
 
 Bellig°erent, bli.'id'jurent, )(iar.) 
 
 Bellig'eruu.S, belluljeerus, ^ adj. 
 friegfuljreiib ; friegcrifcb. [i?rieg fuljren. 
 
 Bellig'erate, bellid'jurate, V. n. 
 
 Belling-, bel'llng, (Angelf. bellan) 
 «. 1. [aaSaibnifpe.J ba6 ^d)vtitn, Siijljren 
 
 BEL 
 
 (eine« 9?e^e« in ber 93runftjett). 2. B a 1 1 1 n g, 
 adj. [^ot.] glorfenfiirmig iimc^fenb ob. iuer> 
 benb. [adj. f maf{)tig, gcamltig im itriege. 
 
 Bellipoteut, belUp'potent, (lat.) 
 
 Belluu, bel'liin, *. [iJKdb. ] bie 
 a51eifranfl)eit. [lonn, f. 
 
 Bellona, bliio'na, «. [^:f7?i)ti).J ^tU 
 
 Bellow, bei'lo, ou. ballaw; nugelf. 
 bulgian, bylgean) v. n. 1. briiden (luie citi 
 ©tier). 2. ],bn'i((en, laut fc^jreien, l;eulcn 
 (0. i))fcnfd)cn). 3. t)eulen, (fraurcn (u. •>))Jecre, 
 bem 2Binbe). [33riiiifen. 
 
 Bellow, «. bn« ©ebrilri, 6)el;cul; 
 
 Bellows, bel'his, (lUigelf. bllig, 
 bylig; gDtl;. baigs) a. ting. U. pt. 1. — ob. 
 a pair of -, ber SSlnfebnlg. 2. [iec^nol.] 
 t)<\& ®eblnfe, ©ebiilg. 3. f tie iiunge. 
 
 Bellows-fish, [3c{)tf)ijoI.] ber trom; 
 peter. - -mender, ber 'Jtuffefjer iibcr Dv 
 gclM. Shak. [tl;ienfd), oicl;tfd). 
 
 Belluine, bel'luine, (lat.) adj. f 
 
 Bell-tvawrering, (fctjott.) wan- 
 dering. 
 
 Belly, bel'le, (ir. bolg; IV. boly) J. 
 I. ber 3).ni(f) (o. 'OJfenfdjen). 2. ber Unier; 
 icib, 2i5rtn|l (o. ttjiereii). 3. ber ''BJntterleib, 
 i^eib, ©d)op. 4. i ber 58rtud>, 'iJfngen. 5. § 
 jcber emeui 2?iuid)e gleictjeiibe l^eil cine5 
 Dinged; a) bcr Ji3,iiid) ber iparfe ob. Saute; 
 b) ber 35aiid) eincr J'^frfje; c) ['»?ar.] bcr 
 'iiiiudf tuni ©cgiis. 6. tin l)ol)ler, ciiigc; 
 fd)U>ffeucr ^^lai), j. iJ5. ber ^au<i) ber ^poUe. 
 7. II ber iljaiid), tai iperj. 
 
 To be given to one's -, fcinetn SBflUC^C 
 bieiien. My - is full, id) bin fatt; (of) 
 uberbriirfig (ciiicr Qi\(t>e). 
 
 I'rov. A hungry — has no ears, eiu 
 ijuiigrigiT OJfagcii lapt (id) mit iCortcu nid)t 
 ilbrpcifcn. What is got over the devil's 
 back, is spent under his—, luie geraoUtlCU, 
 fo jerronnen. 
 
 Belly-ache, bie 2eibrrf)mer.jen , So: 
 lif, bau !i5aii(f)H)cf), — band, l.ber 2?nud): 
 gurt ber qjferbe. 2. [(St)iv.] bie SBauc^fom: 
 prcffe. --bound, ad/. [iDJeb.) ueri1opft. 
 — -cheat, bie ©c^iirje. — -cheer, -{• 
 hai Iccf ere ^Jtal;l. — fretting, [Iljicrarj.] 
 
 1. bie G-rl;iOung be& 25aud)e3 ber S)5ferbe 
 burd) bie oorbere ©nttelgurt, M6 SBimbrei; 
 ben oom !8atid)gurte. 2. t)<\6 Saudjgriintiicii 
 (oon ^I'lrmcrn), bie^a}inbfoIif. --friend, 
 bcr ©djmaroljcr. — -ful, l. ein Saucbood. 
 
 2. O bie®euiige; Togetone's — of any thing, 
 einer©ii(^e|att, I'lberbrriffig luerbcn, i (i-mai 
 fatt friegen. — -god, ber ©d)lemmer, SSich 
 frap. — -pinched, adj. niisgcljuiigcrr. 
 --roll, bie aSalje, dloilt, «H3e(le. -- 
 slave, ber ©flaoe feine* iSaud)es, 33aud): 
 bienet. --timber, o ber "iDiiinboorrotl;. 
 --worm, ber ©puliuurtn, 3{iiiibiuurm. 
 
 Belly, V. a. fiiHeu, f(()H)e(leu, nufbta; 
 fen. Shak. 
 
 Belly, ». n. b<iu(f>ig, birt fein obcr 
 tuerbcu, fd)u'cflen, auiT(|>i»eUen; Ijeroorragen, 
 riberl)aiigen; ilro^en. 
 
 Belock, belok', (nngelf. belucan) 
 I), u. I. fdjlicpcn, i>erfd)lie6en. Shak. 2. eiii: 
 fpcrrcn. [*. ti(\6 aiDnl)rfagen au6 ^leilen. 
 
 Beloinaucy, bel'lomanse. igr.) 
 
 Beloue, beloue', (Qt.) *. [Octtt)i)ol.] 
 bie 'ONecruabel. 
 
 Belong-, belong', (&inen 6rl<itiiien> 
 
 BEM 
 
 t>. n. 1. flef)6ren, jugefjBren (eigent(>i'imlic(». 
 2. i (to) juFommen (©ineni) (OemanbeS 
 ®ef(^nft fein). 3. (to) gc^i:)ren (ju) , abljan. 
 gig fein (pon). 4. (to) gc^ijren (ju), (Iljcil 
 oon Qtmai fein). 5. jufotnmen. iugeljoren 
 (n(5 ©igenfcfjaft, Qittribiit). 6. (to) G-iucm 
 jufommen, (id) eignen, angemcffcn, paglid) 
 fein (fiir Oemanb). 7. (to) geijoren (ju), (id) 
 bejieljcn, bejilglid) fein (nuf Gtnai ober 
 Oemanb), &inen angc()en, betreffen. 8. 
 [3?e(t)tSfpr.] (to) gcl)ijren (ju), nnge()oren 
 (einem I»orfe, einer Stait, in SInfeljung nuf 
 5ajDl;nung). 9. (to) nngeljoren (einem Sanbe 
 rtl5 feiner ^peimatl;); o anfagig fein. 
 8. Bastards alsoJHksettled in the pari- 
 shes to whiclrtlie mothers belong. 
 Blackstone. 
 
 Belonging, bclnng'ing, adj. ge< 
 f)6renb, nngcljoreub, jugcljorig, angcf)ijrig. 
 
 Belongings, belong'ingz, s. pi, 
 t fd)i3ne (Jigenfdjnften, 9iatiirgaben. Shak. 
 
 Beloved, beluv'ed, part. u. adj. 
 geliebt, tljeuer. - sin, bie £iebling«fnnbe. 
 
 Below^, belo', (be U. low) praep. 1. 
 unter (oerl)aItni@ntd6ig niebriger, tiefer, aXi 
 ein anberer ©egenflanb). - the tabl?, unter 
 bem lifc^e. 
 
 2. unter (niebriger in 9Jnfe()un() be« 9?fln» 
 ged, ber 233urbe). One degree — kings, ei< 
 nen ®rab unter Soiiigen. 
 
 3. unmiirbig, unter Oemanbe* 2Cilrbe. It 
 is — him to do so, ti \\t feiner tiniuttrbig, 
 fo jn f}anbc(n, biefe ^anblung^iueife i(t feiner 
 uni«iirbig. 
 
 4. wadi (in Slnfe^ung berSeit). -the 
 sixth century, nod) bem 6ten 0''')f')"iibert. 
 
 Below, adv. 1. unten (niebriger; im 
 ®egenfrtt}e pen oben). 
 
 2. unten, iveiter unten (in ©c^riften). 
 As it shall be said -, luie uiiten flefngt 
 merben fod. 
 
 3. f)ier unten, f)ienieben, nuf (Jrben (im 
 ®egenfa^e pon bem ipimmel). The fairest 
 child of Jove -, tui fd)on|1e^inb be^ 3eii« 
 l)ier unten. Prior. 
 
 4. in ber^BHe. The realms-, f bieipijlle. 
 
 5. por einem untergeorbncten®eri(()ti-l)ote. 
 Belowt, belodt', V. a. f au6fd)clien, 
 
 fd)impfcn. 
 
 Bels^vagger, beiswaggur, «. l. 
 ber lieberlirtje, nuefdjiueifenbe -Oitenfc^). 2. bcr 
 '•21nffd)neiber, ^rat)ler. 
 
 Belt, belt, (angelf. belt; fd>>veb. bait; 
 ban. baelte) *. 1. bcr (^ilrtcl, bie itoppel. 2. 
 l(Il)ir.] bie a?inbe, 25anbage. 3. p/. (iiilrwi. | 
 bie ©treifen bc6 O'lP'fer. 4. |il)iernrjnf.j 
 cine ©d)affranfl)eii. 5. [®cogr.J ber SJelt 
 (bie ^Blcerenge). 
 
 Shoulder-belt, tai ^ei)rgei)anse 
 Sword--, bie Dcgcnf oppel. B e 1 1 - m • - 
 ker. ber ® artier. — straps, bie 9lu* 
 fct^lliicfc eincr Aoppcl. 
 
 Belt, V. a. iiingi'irtcn 
 
 Belver, beivHr, v. a. belfern, fetfen. 
 
 Beluga, belu'ga,*. [3<t)tl}i)i>l.] ber 
 beluga. 
 
 Belvidere, bli'vedare, (fr.) «. 1. 
 [9ird)it.] tai Sieloeberc, bie ©rt)i>nnd)t, gufl* 
 warte. 2. [33ot.] ber 58efentlad)« , X>ai ©tu» 
 
 Belye, f. Belie. [bentenrnnit. 
 
 Beiua, be'ma, (gr.) I. [gr. ®efd). 
 bie i)?ebnerbi"iljne. 2. t ba« Gljor. 
 
J* Ate, far, fall, fat. M6, met. Fine. fin. IS6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6ad. Tdbe, ti^b, fi'ill. t//in, THis. 87 
 
 BEM 
 
 Bcmaily b^inad', G>t n. mad) V. a. 
 
 ■f ton niiicfjen. Shak. 
 
 Beinanj^Ief bemang'gl, (be u. 
 
 niHiigle) ». o. t i«rrei(ji;n, jtrfc^eii. 
 
 Beinask, bciuaak', (t>e tl. mask) 
 » a. t ufrtjuHen, i>cr6tcfen, tnnitiren. 
 
 Beiiiat, beuiat', v. a. uenvirrrn (Ciie 
 
 ^iinri). [a- t iri^« Ifitcn. i>rriwirren. 
 
 Bemaze^ bimaze', (be U. niaze) u. 
 
 Beiliete, bemeie', (be U. mete; v. 
 
 a. * bemcffeii, niiintiTeii; to - any one with 
 
 a yard, Qinem mit eiiier Qiit eiiieii ^^ucfel 
 
 DOU @rt>(iifle iimneiTeii. Shak. 
 
 Bentinifle, beming'gl, (be u. 
 
 mingle) r. a. f i>eriiiird)«n, Dfrmetiatn. 
 
 Bentire, bemlre', (be II. mire) v. a. 
 
 ltnJ(otl)e rd)lcppeii,miti(Dtlj iibtrjicljeii, iiber 
 
 uiit liber bi|(l)niiercii, berd^mutjcii, beiVri^cii. 
 
 Beniisty beuii«t', V. a. " ill )3Mtl 
 
 ljuilen. Feltom. 
 
 Bemoan f liim^ne', (be U. moiie) 
 
 v.a. betrauern.beriagtii, beiveitieii, befiaiiern. 
 
 To - ones self, iuf()flil(jen. 
 
 Bemoaner^ bim^nur, «. tet 
 
 SDehfl.ifleiibe. 
 
 Bciiiuekf b^mok', (be U. mock) 
 
 V. a. t DeriVi'tteii, bcipottelii. (tiibtr). 
 
 Beinock, v. n. (at) fpotten, la<t)e\[ 
 
 With beaincked • at staba, mit VtX> 
 
 ()(l)Mteii ©ropen, mit eitein @treict)eii. 
 
 Benioilf b^muil', (be U. uioil) v. a. 
 
 t initiiutl) t'crc<>miii<fii otnr beiVri^fii. Shah. 
 
 Beiiiol, be'iiiul, 4. [-yjiui.l bad b. 
 
 BeiltOUSter, bemon'siur, (be U. 
 
 monster; e. a. f veruii|lolteii, iuin Uiiijolb 
 
 ma(f)fii. Shak. 
 
 Bcinourn, bim^rne', (be u. mourn) 
 
 «. a. t brtrniiifrii , bciuriiien. 
 
 Bt^iniised, bemu<d', <!<<;. in @e> 
 (iiiirrn oenirfr, triiiiiiidib. 
 
 Beiiiutef beiuute', p. n. fic^ iiiaiiren. 
 Ben, ben. ) t. [i^ot.J Dic 
 
 Beu-nut) ben'nut, ^ 93e^nnu^. 
 Ben-oil, Va6 53el)eii&(. 
 Ben, ben, Ciurniiimenotj.) «. SSenja 
 min piiimej. 
 
 Ben, [beinj (r<f)Ott.) into the spenre 
 or pallor; the inner apartment. To 
 bring far ben, to entreat with great 
 respect and hospitality. 
 
 Benrli, bensh, (crrn. benk; aiidrir 
 bene) t. I. bie 95aiif. 2. a) bie iiJiiiif, btr 
 ©i^ bcr ^\<i)tcr imCitTid)t; b) bie nuf eiiur 
 95niif fi^eiibeii ^erfoiifii. 3. i (bie iii(i>erid)r 
 n^eiibeii ^IperfiMien) taeOinidft, ber(birii1)r6: 
 t)of. 4. itbt6 aui eiiiem Irtiiflcii 2)rette beile; 
 ^jtiibe &n,\tt), }. 25. a) [liid)!.] bie ^pobci: 
 bnnf, berSUerfrijd). b) bieSeiteiileljiie (emrd 
 ^tmflui)li), @eitnilei|te. 
 
 King's-, Queen's -, [©lljjl.) a) bie £6 = 
 nifldbniif, bo* JObiTl;ofjjerid)t. b; ciii (iJetaiia= 
 uig ill ^DiibPii. 
 
 Bencli, V. a. I. niit^iiiiireii iierfcf)fn. 
 
 2. aiif cine 55fliif fct)t». Shak. (fiyiii. Siiak. 
 
 Beucli, D. tl. niif eiiirr 0>rriLl)reb>iiif 
 
 Bencll«;r, bensliur, «. 1. l(i-||(]I.J 
 
 baft dit.'re uDrrJijriibe Wi^Qliti (in ben inns 
 •f court), ber 23niitnire(le. 1. ber 3Jlbermiiii 
 einer fii3rperrd)n|t. 3. ber 9{ld)ter. Shak. 
 Bend, bend, (niiaelj'. bendan; fr. 
 bander; b. binbeil) praet. tl. pp- bended, 
 iaat, V. a. 1. iVaiuieu, AU$lVaiiiieii. 2. lVaii< 
 
 BEN 
 
 nen (burc^ Sufnmmeniiefiung, wie cinen 95o 
 Qcn). 3. biegen, beuflen ( ben 3lrm ic. ) ; nei^ 
 aen, frummen 4. (to) tiO^Un, leiten, lenfeii 
 cj. SB. bie <Z<i)rittt, ben Siiiif nad) einer ®e= 
 genb ic). 5. ± a) nnipannen ibeii ©eijl). b) 
 mi past, (on, to) |ld) l;nuuiflen, ati'tiflf Km, 
 entr4)li)f7en fein (jio. c) beiigen, bejiuiiifleii, 
 befieflen. 5. in fde\i^ neljmeii. Shak. 6. 
 i'Minr.Jdo) biiibeii, |c|lmn4)en, utfeiliai" <-<^»)- 
 To bend the tist, biejjiUljl balleil. To- 
 ihe brow, bieStirii runjeln. To - down tlie 
 eye, t)erilb|"cl)eil To - the eyes upon the 
 earth, brn ibUd nn (vrbe |"cl)inacu. Bend 
 you to reuisiiii liere, t'eqiiemei)id) Daju, Ijitr 
 jll bleiben. Shak. To - the miuU to study, 
 id) auf b(i$ ^tubulin legen. To- tue mind, 
 the will or to — one's self to or upon iiny 
 ihing, tv\>[d)t I'ein, ^id) Uflen lUit Qrtiuiis. 
 ilia studies are bent lo the lawn lungiie, 
 er imbmet fic^ bem (^cuDiuin Dec iiueiiii|d)eii 
 upriic^e. To — one's spue against any one, 
 lyinen aiifb«i$:peitiijtleuer(ularii. Our course 
 was i/eut to bD. luwaids..., luir nc^icteil 
 unfern I'auf nnd)... Bent agaiusi..., fid) 
 iuiber|'et;eiib umec (Sadje). To - up, 1. au|: 
 fpnnncn. 2. i niitreiben, aii|'4ictL'ii. Shak. 
 The bending part ol a hill, Dec 'iibl^iuiij 
 eiiied :^iii)eld. 
 
 Bend, v.h. l. fic^ biegen, \id) beiigen. 
 i. fid) neigeii, fid) biicfeii, fid) UL-rbeugi'ii, uo; 
 \i<t) iieigen, fid) luciiben (niid);. 3. i \M) beiu 
 ijen , fid) uiiteriverfrn. 4. iiberijiuigeii , uuv- 
 |tel)en, vuriVriiigcii lu. Jliippcii to. 5. (on; 
 tjciieigt fein (jU), ftd) entjCOiiepea (^tu. 
 
 To - forward, tlieberl;i)cfeil. To - on 
 Ob. against, \i(S) iibl)>ir(en (gegen), uorberep 
 tet, gefa^r fein (auf;, Irut^ bieien (euier 
 oad)e). 
 
 Bend, t. l. bie^iegung, jlrummung, 
 itriinime. i. bie Dfeiguiig, 'Jiieberftntinig. 3. 
 iperlb.] ber Sd)riigebiilfen. 4. [OJim-.J a; 
 pi. bie .Riiiel)Bljcr. b) ber ©plieyfiioten. 
 Bcud, s. t bie '^nnOe, (^cfell|d)aft. 
 Beudable, beu'dabi, aUJ- bicgflun, 
 gerd)nieibig. 
 
 Bender, bln'dur, «. i. ber 8pan> 
 ner. 2. (ied)iiol.j ber (Spanner (ein ivjtrf; 
 inig)\ 3. pi. I'ilnat.J bie ©pannmn^feln. 
 
 Bendini^, beu'ding, t. i. bie ibie; 
 
 gwni], JtriiMinuiiig; ^ogenrnnbiiiig (eine^ 
 
 OJeiuolbed); ber 25ugi '2lbl)aiig (cinec- jjelfen). 
 
 2. i bie '>21niVaniiiiiig, 'ilni'trenguiig (bed 
 
 &tii\ei). - adj. nbljangig. (sole-leather. 
 
 Bend-Ieutlier, (fc^ott.) thick 
 
 Beudlet, bend'iet, s. hperib.J bcr 
 
 fleiiie ©d)ni<]b.ilfcn. [bie iOaibrcbe. 
 
 Beiid\%-itli, bend'wiiA, s. [23ur.J 
 
 Bendy, beud'e, «. [iperlb.] Hi ge: 
 
 tljiilte Jelb. 
 
 Beneaped, ben^pt', adj. auf bem 
 SaiiDe fitjenb iv. eineni ©(^iffe), nid)t fiott 
 Beneath, beneTHe', (nngelf. be- 
 neath, beneotlian, benythan) pinep. 
 
 1. unter (in ^rjieljuiig oiif &nuaft, n>a5 
 iinmittelbnr ban'iber i|1). He sinks -a bur- 
 den , er finCt nnter einer £n|l 
 
 2. nnter (in cinrni 3uifanbe be6 gei|ligen 
 SriicfeS, ber SBelailiing burd) 'iJliiflagen 20. 
 Our country sinks - the yoke, uilfer £anb 
 fiinft unter bem Oi)d)e barnicber. Shak. 
 
 3. unter (niebrigcr bem i){ange, ber Sa3urbc, 
 bem ^tifef)en nadi). Man is - angels, ber 
 
 BEN 
 
 ?(»enfd^ fle^t unter ben (Jngefn. 
 
 4. unter (fo uic( n(ft uniui'irbig, unnnffan. 
 
 big). He will do nothing beneath Ins 
 
 character, er luirb 5iid)t« t()un, wai untir 
 feiner SSJiirbe \\t. 
 
 Beneath, adv. i. unrm ((^Jegenf't^ 
 mn oben;. The earth from will be Im,- 
 ren,biee-rbe luirb I'un unten unfrud)rbar iViu. 
 
 2. I)ieniebeii (im OJenenfa^e von obtw im 
 ipimmel). In heaven above or in eaitli -. 
 im.>pimmer oben pber Ijicniifni auf berG-nV. 
 
 Beneath- world, bie llntenoelt. Shak. 
 
 Benedict, ben'cdkt.ad;. ffjeilfam. 
 
 Benedict eiecluary, [g}Jeb.J -|- Cie 
 aibfiiljrlatiuerge. 
 
 Benedictine, blnedlk'tine, #. 
 [^))ii;ind)i}n).] ber ^enebiftiner. - adj. jum 
 SjenebiftinerorCen ge()Drig. 
 
 Benediction, bennedlksliun, ((.) 
 ». 1. ber Danf, bie Danfrnnuiig (fiir bie 
 ®nnbe Ootte*;. 2. ber Segen (cifrige, fcier; 
 lid)e 2Dunrd)e, bns ®ebet fnr Oemnnbd 
 •iUol)lergel)en).3. ber(Segen (badangfiuiinfd)re 
 (i5ute). 4. bie ©infegnung (eineg mti, 25i= 
 l"d)of6, eine» fiird)e jc.). 5. bie (Jinrcgniing 
 (bie prie|lerlid)e ^anblung bei aSodjieljuiui 
 ber ei;e). 6. (fnti). itird)ej bie (Jiniueiljung, 
 mti^t. 7. ber <Seflen«|pru(<) juripeilmig btr 
 iir.infen. Shak 
 
 Benefaction, benelak'siiun, (!.• 
 *. i. iiai ia>ol)iti)nii. 2. bie luuljirljarige 
 ipanbluiig, 2i5ol)ltl;at, (befonb.) bie milbe 
 ©abe, Ojiiabe. 
 
 Benefactor, benefak'tur, « ber 
 ii3i'l)lfl)atcr, (befonb.) bcr ©penber milter 
 ®aben ju offenilid)cn obcr »:))riitatjiue(fen. 
 
 Benefactress, beuetaktres, ». 
 bie ii5ol)ltl;iUerinn. 
 
 Benefice, bcn'efis, (fr.) s. t. tie 
 ipfriinbe. 2. I'JJi'ittdalr.] tai L'eijen. 
 BenefIced,i)en'efi.M,nrf/.bt'pfrunDcr. 
 
 Beneficed man, ber ^fninCncr. To 
 be well -, eine gute «J>fninbe bcfil;en. 
 
 Benf licence, beneCescnse, *. 
 bie iBol;ltl;atigfeit , (i)uttl)arigfeit, -:iJJilDrl).^ 
 tigfeit. [luoljlrljarig, gnttljaiig, mi(Dtf;iUig. 
 
 Beneficent, bcnetCMem, adj. 
 
 Beneficial, benetuhai, adj. (mir 
 to) 1. uortf)cill}aft, nuyiid). 2. jurraglid). 
 I}eilfam ((Sineni). 3. I9vcd)f«i"pr.j Txm}t\\ 
 jiefjcnb, 6euorred)tct, beiuiriugt. -adv. Be- 
 nefi'cially, l'ortl;cill)aft, Ijcilfam. 
 
 Beneficialness, bencfish'alnls. 
 
 1. bie ipnlfamfiit. 2. bie Ofiiylic^feir. 
 
 Beneficiary, benefi'.sh'yaie, ud) 
 (eine uun eincm ilnbern nbljannigc 'JJifruiii-c 
 2c. beftljcnb, cine ai'ljangigeiBefiyung habeno 
 untergebcn, abljaiifiig. 
 
 Beneficiary, «. I. ber ^pfnmbner. 
 2. C-JJJitrclnit.j ber iBcirljnte, %mll. 3. (rer 
 Ifjeilljnber an einer milben ©tiftung; bet 
 (Siipenbiat. [bie (muiefenf; iU3ol)itl)at, GJilie 
 
 Beneficieucy, beiieiikiren.se, » 
 
 Beneflcient, benefish'ent, odj. 
 n)ut;irl)iUig. Adam Smnii. 
 
 Benefit, benetir, (Int.) «. 1. bie 
 2Bol)lr()at, Hi ®ntc. 2. ber Taifycn, 23or. 
 tl;cil, ®eivinn. 3. pi. 2l5D()lt(;nten ber iWarur, 
 gnte 5lnlagen. 4. [i)(ed)i5i'pr.] - of the 
 clergy, bad 95orrec<)t, bie 9(e(t)tdn)0().tl)at ber 
 ®ei|11id)feir ob. i?lerifei. 
 
 Beueflt, V. a, 1. 6egunfligcn ; (^inem 
 
88 Fate, far, falf, fat. M*, met. Fine. fin. IVo. n,6\e. n6r. pot. 6il. rl6\\(]. Tiihe. m"i»). rrjll. i/,in. Tf?i<?. 
 
 BEN 
 
 9?u$en trfnfjen. 2. ^Utttn, ftrfcern (Me ®e= 
 fuiiPfjeit ic). 3. flfbei^en mncf)cn, bevtid^nn. 
 
 2. Exercice benefits health. Webster. 
 
 3. Triule benefits a nation. Webster. 
 Renefit, v. n. SBort^eir o&. 3iiil>cn 
 
 biibcn, (lewinnen. 
 
 Deueine^ beneme', (nnneff. be ii. 
 nHinan) v. a. t !• titnticn , beiiemicii. '2. 
 renpred^en; (jefeen. Spensek. 
 
 Renet, benct', (be u. net) r. a. f 
 iimndviici'/ iitii|lTiffen. Shak.. 
 
 Benevolence, bcnlv'voiensf. 
 (Int.) i. 1. bnS ^BcfjIiUDflen; bie "53pl)(f!)iui(i; 
 fcit, ®ute. 2. 6ie ®uttl)iit, 3a3ul)lt^ot, 03imil. 
 3. IG-iifll.) efjetnaW fine fleiuiffe ungefe?; 
 mnfiige ©teiier. 
 
 Denevolent, benev'volent.^ adj. 
 
 Benevolous, bcnev'voiiis, J \wi)U 
 n'odenb, giitifl. 
 
 Benevolently, biriev'v6ientle, 
 adi>. aiif eine lunljlmi'fien&e 'liJeife. 
 
 Bewevolentness , binev'vA- 
 lentnes. s. iai 2Cot)(ivotIen, bie ffli'itiiifeit. 
 
 Beng-al, bengal', ». I. [Wergr.] 
 SBciinnlen. "i. iOnbflr.l ein Idrf)tcr3eii<l taljer. 
 
 Beug'a.lee, bengaiec', ». 6ie iijeii;' 
 flnliiprndje, t»ii? SBengnlifdje. 
 
 Beng-alese, bengalese', *. ting. 
 II. ;)/. bcr 23fnnn(e, bie 33cngnlen. 
 
 Benig-llt, bem'le', (be u. night) v. 
 a. 1. uniimdjti'ii, UErbunfeln, mit>Wnc^t uni= 
 fleben. 2. ± in (jeiftifle Dunfdl)dt ob. 5iit= 
 (ifriiig l;fifreii. 3. biird) ben ©inbrud) ber 
 9rnd)t u6crraf(f)en. 
 
 A benighted traveler, ein uon ber 
 9iaff)t I'tbcrfatlener <S3anberet. 
 
 Benig-n, benine', (fat. benlgnus) 
 odj. 1. giirig, gnnbig, niilb, liebreidj. 2. 
 cbeltnutt)i!i, freigcbig. 3. luoljltfjntig, Ijcilfnni 
 (vpn G-inftu0i, giinilig. 4. gcfiinb, iiHM)irlja> 
 tig, jntrnglid) (uon 'Jlrjrneicn to. 5. gut; 
 nrtig (uoii Srnufljciten ic). [gimg- 
 
 A - interpretation, cine gfinflige single; 
 
 Beuig'nitnt, benig'nant^ «<(/. gu; 
 tig, gnfii^ig, gnnilig. 
 
 Beitig'nity, ben'g'neie, *. bie(5)nt! 
 Ijcrjigfeit, >OTilbe, ffliire. 2. bie ^Mjl)ir(;iuig: 
 feit. 3. bie2Bol)ltI;iUigfeit, 5?eilfiiinreit (j.aj. 
 einrr ^Ivjenei; ; (5}cfunbl)eit cbcr Siuft zc). 
 
 Beuig'niy, bcnine'le, ((dt). gutig, 
 giiiiMg, tlIil^, liebrcid). 1*. + ber ©egcn. 
 
 BeniKOn, ben'nezn, fr. be'nis.suiit) 
 
 Benjamin, beii'jainin, «. 1. 3)en; 
 jrt'.itin f^iiiinej. 2. I5but.j ber 25enjoe()nuni. 
 3. bie SSciijoe. 
 
 Bennt't, bcn'nlt. (jiifiitninengejog.) 
 ». 1. 95ent'Mfi. 2. [55or.] baSiknebifrenfnnit. 
 
 Bent, (frfjott.) 1. T a kind of grass. 
 2. i the hill; the moor. Ta'en tlie bent, 
 taken the fielrl; run away. 
 
 Bent, bent, pp. p. liend. 
 
 Bent, *. 1. § bie i^rfimmiing, 95ic: 
 rung, SSeuge. 2. f ber SK'ljnng (eines <pu: 
 f)fW). 3. a) i (towards) bie '7?eigiing , C>)f> 
 neifltf)ett, 9{id)t»ng, ber S?n\\q (jii), 3ug. b) 
 MeStiininung, finune. c) ber(J'nfrii)in(j,'Zi3i(Ie. 
 d) bie SBenbung, icnbenj, beuMiberc 9ci(t)tung. 
 p) bie firnftiVrtnnung, l)oI;e firnft.ui6erung 
 (be« ®eifle6). (Locke. 
 
 3. d) The benta and turn* of an object. 
 
 You can give hii humor tht true — , 
 
 €>ie n)i(Ten fein Qitmut^ ju lenfen. To give 
 
 BER 
 
 way to the b e n t of the people, bem 2BiIIen 
 Ob. ©ntfi1)(uiTe bed SSnIfS nad)gcben. A 
 full -, eine luidige Slnilreugiing. In tlie 
 tiill -, nad) beilcii iCmfren. To have the 
 tull -, ben l)i)cf)|len OJrnb erreic^t ijnbeii. 
 To hold the -, 6iiinb Ijnlten. 
 
 Beai't, 'iU>furig. fiir be not, fci ob. 
 feib iiiit)r. 
 
 BeiltiUg:-tiine, ben'ting-timc, t. 
 1. tie 3fit, ivo bie tauben init ibinreii gt; 
 fiitrtTt iverben, elje bie ©rbfcu reif fine. 2. i 
 Die I'lljlei^te 3eit. 
 
 Beuu in, bcniini', (autt) Benumb) 
 nngi'll'. benimun, benynian) v. a. 1. er|1ar: 
 ecu, ilcif Ob. gefui)iio5 innc^en (buret) iidire). 
 ■i. ^ betiiuben (bte iSinne). 
 
 Benumbed will, em ftiirrerSCide. Shak. 
 
 Benitiiiineduess , beuuui'med 
 nes, *. Die (^rfwrrung; ibetaubung. 
 
 Benzoate, benzoate, «. [ddeni.j 
 beiHoetaiire* ouij. [-acid, bie^BeiijoefiUire. 
 
 Benzoic, blnzo'ik., adj. (Ofl)eni J 
 
 Benzoin, benzoin', «. [i&ut.J bie 
 iSensoe m'- Benjamin). 
 
 Bepaiut, bepant', (be u. paint) v. 
 a. t beiiiiiicn, uljuiinfen; 1 fnrben. Shak. 
 
 Bepal^, bepale', (be u. pale) v. a. 
 t bhiH mart)en. 
 
 Bepincll, bepinsh', (be u. pinch) 
 V. a. fneipen, tnit iiniffen ieid)nen. 
 
 Bepiss, bepiss', V. a. brpiiTcn. 
 
 BepO'%V(ler, bepou'diir, (be u. 
 powder) v. a. be|lauben. 
 
 Bepraise, bcpraze', (be II. praise) 
 V. a. I'el^r Pb. auf eine ubertritbeiie iiicifc 
 ri'iljnien, preifen. Goldsmith. 
 
 Bepurple, bepur'pl, (be u. purple) 
 I!, a. piu-piirrotl) fnrben. 
 
 Beqneatlt, bekweXHe', (nngeif. 
 
 becwaellian) v. a. Pennad)en (blirc^ I'lll 
 
 icilatiifnt). [ber (frblniJcr, leftiuor. 
 
 Be«|ueatlier, bekweTHe'Ur, s. 
 
 Beqtteatlinient , bekweTile'- 
 ment. «. Dili 25t'rmiid)cn ; S8ertniid)rni(5. 
 
 Bequest, bekwest', * bas 2Str: 
 tnad)tni(5, Scgat. [* beregnen. CHAifcEu. 
 
 Berain, berane', (be U. rain) (>. u. 
 
 Berate, berate', (be u. rate) d. a. 
 nufi'djelten. [a. burc^ 2ann ilbertnuben. 
 
 Bt^rattle, berat'tl, (be u. rattle) v. 
 
 Beray, bcra'. v. a. -f beiiibeln. 
 
 Berberry, ber'blrre, f. Barberry. 
 
 Bcre, here, (nngelf. ber) *. [33ot.l 
 cine (S5ir|1cnart (in ®d)Pttl.). 
 
 Bereave, bereve', prael. II. pp. 
 bereaved U. bereft ((ingclf. bereafian) 
 V. a. 1. bernnben, nu«jiel)en, plunbern (g-iJ 
 lien), (tnit of) bernuben (©inen einer@ad)C). 
 2. (juip. nud) oljne of) bernuben fcinrr 
 Jrcunbe bur^) ben tob. 3. n)egnel;tnen, be: 
 Ufl)Mien. Shak. I 
 
 Bereavement, bereve'ment, t. 
 bit iJcMiibung (befpnb. biirct> ben 25erluil 
 tiiifo greiitlDeo bliri^ ben lob). [Bereave. 
 
 Bereft, bereft', praet. u. pp. P. 
 
 Berg-, berg, (nngeir. beorg) ». » bie 
 ©tnbr Ob. ber glerfen, ber 9tbgei>rbnetf junt 
 ^nrlnmcnte fenbet; bie 93iirg. 
 
 Bergramot, blr'gamot, (ft., fVnn.) 
 «. 1. Bte ^eronntottbtm, ^teoamotte. 2. Bie 
 
 BES 
 
 ©ergnmoftjitrone. 3. bn« 93ergnmott&f. 4 
 eine 5lrt mit SBergnmottoI pflrfutnirten 
 ®d)nupftnbnrf«. 5. eine 9lrt grober tnpeten. 
 
 Berg-ander, blrg'andur, «. bie 
 Sergenre, Grbgnnd. 
 
 Berg-eret, blr'geret, *. t ein fflefnntj. 
 
 Berg-inaster, berg'masn'ir, •. ber 
 SSergnieifler (in ber (55rnfrd)nft Scrbi)). 
 
 Berg-UlOte, berg'mote, «. ba< 
 »ergger!d)t (in ber (55rnfrd)nft Derbi)). 
 
 Berhyme, beu'me', (be u. rhyme) 
 V. a. \ peretmen, in 9{einicn befingen (3e« 
 mnnben). Shak. 
 
 Berlin, blr'l'n, ». i. bie 93erline 
 0{cirefutfd)e). 2. [QJepgr.] bie Stnbt ISerlin. 
 
 Berme, blrm, *. [Jeihingsb.] bit 
 •liernie, ber SDnflnbfn^. 
 
 Bermudas, blr'nuidaz, t. pL 
 [(SJepgr.l bie berinubifcfjen Snfeln, 93erniuben. 
 
 Bernacle, blr'nakl, f. Barnacle. 
 
 Bernard, ber'nard, (fr. 2D. ) «. 
 »ernl)nrb. - the hermit, [5?aturg.] bet 
 ©d)ninro(3erfreb«. 
 
 Bernardins, ber'nardinz, «. 
 ['3)Kinrf)gip.] Die ^ernf)nrbinenni)nd)e. 
 
 Bern-otvl, bern'6ul, ». [Ornitf).l 
 bie itird)eule. [bernuben, nu^plunbern. 
 
 Berob, blrob', (be u. rob) v, a. + 
 
 Beroe, blr'o. ». [g^ntiirg.] id. m. 
 
 Berried , ber'rfd , adj. niit SSeeren 
 perrel)cn. 
 
 Berry, ber're, (nngelf. berla) *. 1. 
 I^iu.] bie aJeere. 2. f ber (Srbljiigel; bie 
 $ol)le. 
 
 Berry-bearing, 55ceren trngeiib. 
 
 Berry, v. n. 93eeren trngen. 
 
 Berry, v. a. fc^lngen, brefdjen. 
 
 Bertll, berth, (p. bear) *. [>)J?nr.] I. 
 a) ber jum (Sdjmenfcn eineS ©d)iff5 erfnrj 
 bcrlid)e 9{auni. b) bie Snge cliie^ ®d)t)fe« 
 por 9lnfer, ber 5liiferpfn$. 2. bie ^njilte iin 
 Sc^iff. 3. bai SSctt nn ben ©eiten ber ^n» 
 jiite. 4. ber ipln^ fur eine ^nngetnntte, fur 
 iliilen K. 
 
 Bertli, r. a. [>»?nr.] (ben «JJfntrpfen 
 2c.) eincn •iJJIai^ ftlr iljre ipnngemntten nnipeiftn. 
 
 Bertram, ber'tiam, s. 1. SSertram 
 [Tiamc]. 2.[-:»Dt.j berS^iTrrnm. 3. ---tree, 
 ["Bot.J ber 3>il)nipe^bnuin. [ber 2)cri)C. 
 
 Beryl, bei'rll. (gr.) ». [-MTinernlg.I 
 
 Berylline, bei'ri.'iJn. arf-. ben)(I» 
 nrtig, meergnln. [i^eiligen, fjeilig mndjen. 
 
 Be.«aint, besant', V. a. f jii eiucm 
 
 Besayle, (norm ayle) *. [9{cd)t*« 
 fpr.] ber Urgvoijpnter. [uberilrenen. 
 
 Bescatter, bcskat'tur, v. a. t 
 
 Bescorn, beskom', v. n. + pet« 
 fpptten, pemd)ten. [befrn^en. 
 
 BeSCratCll, bcskrltsh', v. a. t 
 
 Bescrawl, beskiawl', V. a. 6e> 
 friljrin. Miltow. 
 
 Bescreen, beskrccn', (be u. scre«ii) 
 
 V. a. beberfcn, fdju^cn, fd)irinfn, bcfdjiniien, 
 
 perbcrgeii. Shak. [frii)eln. Miltoh. 
 
 Be»<Cribble, beskrib'bl, V. a. bet 
 
 Besee, bese', (be u. liee) v. M. f 
 
 feljcii ; 'Slc^t geben. 
 
 Beseech, beseetsh', praet. ||. pp. 
 besought (nngelf. be u. secan) v. a. 1. BU> 
 ten, erfndjen, flnflel)en (Oeinnnben). i. urn 
 G-tipn« nnfletjen i<b. bitten, Gtipn* erbttten. 
 3. - «. bai @(fu(^, Bie S3ictc. 
 
Fate, fir. f.'II, ('it. Mc. met. Tine, fin. No, move, nor, got, 6fl, clofid. Tiibe, tflb, fiill. t//in, Tills. 89 
 
 UES 
 
 Denccched fur b e s i e g e d. Shak. 
 
 Beseeclterf beseeish'ur, t. btt 
 Ci«eii6e, t*Triid)cr, ^ittilcaer. [bitten. 
 
 Deseek, beseek', V. a. -f erfut^en, 
 
 Heseein, beseem', (be u. seem; e.a. 
 fltiiemen (G-intni), jjnffen 06. fi(^ |(^irfen (fur). 
 
 Oe«et, beset', praet U. pi>- bei.et 
 Uiiijclf. besetiaii) v. a. I. T u. i bcfel^eil ; 
 liuideben, unirmgen, ciiifd>lire«n, iitnlnGcm. 
 2. ^ oon iiUeii ©etreii bcDriiiiijfn, bf|lurm«ii, 
 ill tie G-iioe treibeii. 3. (fiiicn uon eiuein 
 ^fiiiitcrljaUe au6 belnuerii. Shak. 4. emen 
 oiifalleu, l^crfflUen (liberj, &iuen uberfnUen. 
 
 Desliinef bexiiine', c.a. t bef<t)etiieii. 
 
 Desliit, besliii', I). «. 6 befd)ei0ctt. 
 
 Uesltre^Vf be»bru6'. (be U. «hrew; 
 •. o. i)crw)unf<^en , »aflu<t)ttt. - thee! 
 wtt)t Dir ! Shah. 
 
 Desidc, beside', (be U. tide) praep. 
 
 1. ncben (jur ©eite, bei, nnlje mi, Die 
 tRai)t nnjeifjcnbj. Sit down - tiie stream, 
 fc^tn £ie iid) iiebeii fcen &lu(J. 
 
 2. nufier (eine Sugabe, eiii iinjufoniniEn 
 AII&euteilC>>. — the oiikerie* ot war, AU^et 
 bill UnfnUcn iei fitte(je«. - that, auger 
 t tftnt. 
 
 3. aut (in einem vcn beni geivo^nlit^en 
 t)crf(^iebenen Suilrtnbe). To put one - hit 
 paueace, OemnuC nil* ter (Setulb britifleii, 
 i^ii iinatbulCis moc^cn. 
 
 4. (mit brni pron. reeipr.) , au$a (nic^t 
 (ei 95et(lanb). - one's self, nu0er (id). 
 
 5. a) 1 auger (eiitfernt um). We were 
 
 - our way, ivir ivnren ui^n um'eretu Wt^t 
 obgcfDinmen , mir l)nttcii uiid oerirrt. b) i 
 
 - nature, ubernatiirlict). - the purpose, 
 unjiuediiingig. - the tenses, uberruinlid). 
 It is - my present scope, t6 bieilt nid)t ^U 
 meinem SSorljnben. It is - my present bu- 
 siness, ti licgt nic^t in nieiium 3ivecfe. 
 
 DesideSf besides', praep. ncben, 
 ftuger (eine 'jluefrtjlieguiifl von ber eiiien uiib 
 em ^iiuufoninien I'on ber anbern ©eite an* 
 ^eutenb). Then; was a fHuiine in the land 
 -the first famine, t6 wax tint ipunger«> 
 not^ imCoiibe nuger ber er|1en$unflersnotf). 
 
 BeMides, ( udu. ubcrbn6, liberbcm, 
 
 Beside, ^ iubem, augerbem, ot)ne 
 bieg, ubcrbieg. — you know not what is 
 the fate of your friend, fiberbicg feniien 
 €ie bn« Sd)i<f|rtl iljrefi Jreunbe* nic^t. E«- 
 ci-pt myself and a tew -, nii^l Ullb nO(f) 
 eiiiigeSBeiiige aiifgeiioniinen. All his troops 
 — , ode feine ubrigen Iruppen. 
 
 Besiege f be&eeje , (be U. siege; 
 fir. siege) V. a. I. bcliigerii. 2. bebrdngen, 
 6e|lurnien. 
 
 Besieging army, tai iSelngerungi-fjier. 
 
 Bei»le|^rer,i)ewc'jur, *. ber-Scliigcrcr. 
 
 Bei>ief;^iiiS, beUe'jing, t. bte 23c: 
 Ingi-riing, Das SBclagcrn. 
 
 Besit, besii', (be U. sit) v. a. t PAI*' 
 frn (fur), G-cniin geiienien. Si'ehser. 
 
 BeNlave, b^slAve', e. a. t unterjc» 
 ti^eii, iiini (£fliii<cn iiind>i'n. 
 
 Besliinef betllme', e. a. f mit 
 €(<)Innini Pb. ©(f)leim befcftniiereii, befiibelu. 
 
 Beslubber* beslub'bur, (be u. 
 ■lubber) ti. a. 6 mit (Spei(t)el rber einer an> 
 bern Jli'ifugfeit au« ^Jnfe cbcr TOuiib befu. 
 ttln. bef(t)mieren. 
 
 BesiitettFy blsmiir', (be u. ainear) 
 
 A BES 
 
 . 1. beff^mieren, be(lrei(()en ; baljer 2. bt: 
 fubein, 6efct)mu0en (mit flebriger, f^leimiger 
 iJRatcrie). 3. t burdjbiiften. [25ef£f)mierer. 
 
 Besiiiearer, bexmee'riir, t. ber 
 
 Besiuirclt) besmensh', (be unb 
 smirch. •. a. -\; befc^^mu^en, enifnrbeii, uer; 
 uniliilren, tnt|lellen. Shah. 
 
 Besinoke, besm6ke', (be u. smoke) 
 v.a. l.eiiiraud)ern, berduc^ern. 2. rduc^eru, 
 im 'A'aud)e trucfuen. 
 
 Besinut, besmut', (be u. smut) v. a. 
 mit ^{ouc^ uber diafi befc^mui^eii ob. t'cfttvarj 
 umit^ea. 
 
 BesuOIV, besno', (be u. snow) v.a. 
 t (iiuci) i) bef(^neien. Itabacf bef(t)mut)eii. 
 
 BesuufiTy besiiuff', v. a. mit ^c^iuipp 
 
 BesuiU) be'zum, (angelf. besm) «. 
 ber SBefen. - v. a. fe^reii, fegeu. 
 
 BeMUrt f besort', (be u. sort) «. a. 
 piiiieii, iiO) f(t)i(fen, pngU(^ feiii (ftir), Crinem 
 aii|^el)en. ^hak. Ifclge. Shak. 
 
 Besort, «• t bie (^efeUfcl)a|t, bne^e^ 
 
 Besot, besot', (be u. sot) v. a, 1. 
 bett}i)cen. Miltom. 2. (on; vetiiatri mact^cn 
 linj. Shak. 
 
 Besottedly, bisoftedle, adv. ndr: 
 ni'd), au^ eiiie natri\(t)t SlCeife. Milton. 
 
 Besottediiess, beaot'iednes, t. 
 bieXJummljeit, i.l)i'tt)eit, *etl)ijruiig. Milton. 
 
 BeSOUIflkt, bcsawi', pruel. U. pp- 
 U. Beseech. [speak. 
 
 Bespake, be&pAke', -f praet. v.Be- 
 
 Bespang^le, be&panggl, (be u. 
 
 spuugle) V. a. 1. (mit etiva* ®liiiijeiibem; 
 
 bciiien, ueriieren, fdjmucfen, be|teuen. 2. 
 
 mil iJlittern ver|'et)en ob. befe^en, be(tii[ern. 
 
 1. I'lie heavens bespaagled with stars. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Bespatter, bispat'tur, (be U spat- 
 ter; v.a. 1. imit 2Ba(ier u.^uil)) befprit;eii. 
 2. i bepedeii, uerlditern. Swipt- 
 
 Bespaivl, besp&wl', (be u. spawl; 
 V. a. beipi'ien, befpucfen. 
 
 Bespeak, be«peek', praet bespoke ; 
 pp. bespoke, betpoken , (be U. tpeak) v. a. 
 
 1. (befprtcf)eii) bcileUen; (of; beileUcn (bei). 
 
 2. $ anreben, anfprectjen. 3. ©inen bitten, 
 anijrtiten (iei). 4. roeiffngen, uurl)eruerfiin; 
 bigeii. 5. anjeigen, uertunben, oeifiinbigen, 
 i)erratl)eii. 6. fiir fi^) einneljmeu, feffeln, ge: 
 miiineii (Oemanb« Ciebe), auf fi4> iiel)'"* ""I 
 feme (Seite bringen. 
 
 1. To bespeak a seat in a public coach. 
 
 Webster . 
 
 2. He thus the queen bespoke. Urvdeh. 
 a. His manners bespeak hiui a gentle- 
 man. Webster. 
 
 Bespeaker, bespee'kur, $. ber 
 ajeiteder. [speckle)i).a.iVreiifeln. Milton. 
 
 Bespeckle, besp«k'ki, (be unb 
 
 Bespew, i>espu', v. a. Qumi bt-. 
 fpiicfcn, befpeieii, fit^ erbrec^eii (niif). 
 
 Bespice, betplse', (be u. spice) v. 
 a- iDiir.iCii. Shak. 
 
 Bcspirt, } bespert', v. a. + Ubfr< 
 
 BeKpurt,^ iVrii^en, an^fpriQcii. 
 
 Bettpit, be!.pit', (be U. spit) v. a. bt> 
 fpeifii, beiptirfeii, befpri^en. 
 
 Besp<»ke, bcNpoke', ) pp. d. Be- 
 
 Bespoken, be.sp6'kn,5 speak. 
 
 Beiipot, bespot', (be u. spot) v. a. 
 1 1, fprcntclii, flecfeu. 2. brfubein, brjiccfcn. 
 
 BES 
 
 Bespread, be.4pred', praet. U. pp. 
 
 bespread, v. a. beilreuen, ubKrrd)Utten , btt 
 beden (mit SBIumen). 
 
 Bespriakle, besprink'kl, (be tl. 
 sprinkle) v. a. befprengcii (mit 2Biiffer); bt* 
 becfen (mit (Staiib). 
 
 To besprinkle a work with useful 
 reflexions. Biele nii^lict)t Sbemerfungen eiii> 
 llreiien, in einem 2Bcrfe ncrbreiten. 
 
 Besputter, besputtur, (be u. 
 spiitier) 0. a. bcfpeicii, befprii^eu. 
 
 Bess, bess, (jinnmniengejogen wn 
 Elizabeth) (niicf) B es sy) *. Siefe , 2ie6(l)eiU 
 
 Bess, J. bns aSrecjjeifen, f. Betty. 
 
 Besse, bess, (ouc^ Besse-fish) «. 
 I0d)tl)i)0l.] ber ©eeiuolf. 
 
 Best, best, (nngclf. best, jufammeii' 
 gCj. U. betest) iuperlal. \.\^ood; adj. 1. ber, 
 bic, bad be(le (y. ^licrfimeii u. ©n(f)en). 
 Tlie -part, 1. bieiBeilen. 2. bergrijptcll)eil, 
 bft5 iBieiile. 
 
 Best, #. 1. Hi =Ke|le. 2. bnfi »efle, 
 :ye|lmt)gli(^e. 3. ba« ^e\le, bie befle 31iiiuen. 
 Bung. 4. bai <8e|te, ber grtigte lljeil. 5. taS 
 i»e|le, 9Kog(i(l)|lc. 6. ber befle ^3J?eiif(<> 
 i3ei"ii6). Shak. [nel)m|len. Shaiu 
 
 Best, «. pi. (fur chief men) bie 25Dr» 
 
 Do the - you can, madjen ©ie ti fb 
 gilt a(6 miJGlic^. To do for the -, fein 
 i>e|lc6 t^un. At-, au\ bni S8e|le, ouf« 
 ipod)|le. Life is at - ver> sliort, bne Ceben 
 111, luenn ti auf bne ipod)|le fcmmt, fel)t 
 turj. To make the - of a thing, &tlBn« 
 iiuf bafi S8e|1e beiiu^en , nuf b<\i SBeile mit 
 (tm<\i unigel;en, nden gieig nnmcnben bei 
 GriuiiS, atleii moglic^cn 9iu(;en nu« einer 
 ©a(l)e jiel;en. To have the -, ©tcger fcinj 
 Shak. (of any thing) ben SSortfjcil l)nbetu 
 To make the — of a bad bargain , (id) f» 
 gut mie nioglic^ aui einem fd)limmen 5?nnbel 
 l)frau« ju iieljen fud)en. The - of the way, 
 ber gr&gte lljeil bei Weqti. To make the 
 
 - of one's way, ei(enb« gei}en, fn gcfdjivinb 
 Ills mi)gli(^ gei)eu. Best of comfort, feib 
 beileii Iroilee unb iinS luiflfommen. Shak. 
 Let liim do it to the — of his power, Ingt 
 e6 i^ii fo gut wie moglicf) mn(f)eii. To the - 
 of my knowledge, \'o uiel id) locip, fo uiel 
 mir beiVUgt ift. To the best of my reniem. 
 brance, fo gut, fo uiel id) mid) erinnem 
 fnnn. To the — of our observation , nadf 
 uiifcrer genauejlen a3eDbact)tung. 
 
 Prow. The - U - cheap, bai SBefle ifl 
 bai <!Co()IfciI|le. 
 
 Best, adv. I. am beilen, nm meiflin. 
 
 2. am bejlen, nm (eid)te(len. 3. am beflen 
 
 (mit bem grijgten 5Ru(;en ob. e-rfo(ge). 4. 
 
 nm betlen (nm genniieileii). 5. bei Shak. 
 
 aii)lnit: it would be -. 6. beffcr. 
 
 1. To please — . 2. Wliich instrument can 
 
 you — use? 3. This medicine will 
 
 answer— in the present case. 4. What 
 
 is expedient is — known to himself. 
 
 WEn.sTEB. 6. He thought it — not to 
 
 speak, er ()iflt ti fiir beffcr, fiir bai 
 
 a>e|le, uid)f ju rebeii. 
 
 To have - to die etc. , lieber flerben te. 
 
 To have — to go, lieber gcljeii. What had I 
 
 - to do ob. what course liad 1 — to take? 
 luns fodte id) tijun? ivic tl)ue, faf)re id> nm 
 bejlcn? - of all! teilo beffir! He likes that 
 
 - of all, il)m ill bai am liebilcn. 
 
90 Fate, fi.r, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, got, (iil, cl6u.l. Ti'ihe, tub. full lAin, THis. 
 
 BES 
 
 Bestain, bestiine', (be U. stain) v. 
 
 a. bejTerffn, fledig mnd)en. Shak. 
 
 Bestead, bested', praet. II. pp- 
 best«i (be u. stead) v. a. 1. niifjen (©hufli;;. 
 MiLTOM. 2. unterijalten , bewirtfjen. 3. am 
 orfcnen. 
 
 Bested, 6ei"cf)affen. Shak. To - any 
 ofie, eiiuni bcl^iilflid) feiii D&.bicucii, ©inem 
 frtiinbfd)nftlicf) begi-giien. ^ ^ ^ 
 
 Best-tempered, best-tem'purd, 
 adj. ta6 btitt, rmifrctle i)TatiireU IjiU'ciiJ). 
 
 Bestial, bes'tsheal, (U. beast) udj. 
 tf)im\d>, uic!jir4(nuc^)±)-«rfo- Bes'tially, 
 tijimfd) ic ^ 
 
 Bestiality, bestsheal'ete, «. 1. bnfi 
 t()ierifd)e SCefeii, bie ll)ierf)cit, uiet)ird)e 25e= 
 fd)affen()eit. 2. (bie imiintiirlif^e ajerbiiibiiiuj 
 nut ciiiein Xljiere) bie \)\el)i\(i)t 3iil;aUiiiio 
 cber Utijurf)t. [Jiim il)'f" '""'*?'="• 
 
 Bestialize, bes'tshealiie, w. a. 
 
 Bestiek, bestik', praet. U. pp. be- 
 •tuck (be u. stick) v. a. 1. bejtecfen (mit filjnrj 
 fen ©pi^en). 2. i biird)fled)en , burdjboljrcn. 
 2. Truth shall retire, be stuck with slan- 
 derous darts. MiiToN. 
 
 Bestink, bcstingk', praet. bestuiik, 
 bestank; pp. bcstunk, v. a. ein|Tailfcrn, 
 burd)|lnnfcrn, ntit &e\iai\t erfiiflen. 
 
 Bestir, beMiir', V. a. xtQcn, anrcgen, 
 riSf)ren, onilreiigen. 
 
 To bestir one's self, fid) ruf)ren, flC^I 
 onltrengen, (irf) beiivcben, firf) becifern. 
 
 Bestorin, bestomr, (be U. Rtorni) 
 V, n. fliirmen, n)iitl)cii, toben. Young. 
 
 BestO'««', besto', (be U. stow) v. a. 
 1, (any thing on Ob. upon, f to any one) 
 Ocben, ucrldljen, cirl;eilen, erj.iaeii, enueifcn, 
 (jeivn^ren, fd)enfen tCJineni G-tiuiifi). 2. (niit 
 on Ob. upon) uerljeirntljeii (mit), iiir grau 
 flebcn (©inem). 3. (mit on ob. upon) nii. 
 joenben, uenuenbcn (jii, aiif;. 4. nuglcQeii, 
 ouegcben (®elb). 5. (egen, fet)cn, pellen; 
 oufbciunfjren (gn'idjte). 6. (mit on) iiberl.iM 
 fen, f)ingebeu ((Sinen, j.58. feinen^lofltn). 
 
 To bestow a pair of horns (upon), 
 Corner nufrc<jen (einetn dtjemanne). To - 
 ott«'s self, 1. ftcf) bcfrfjaftioen. 2. ftdj jeiGcn, 
 fi(^ bene(;incn. Shak. To -costs, Ku]ieu 
 aufiuenben, uiel auiQcben. To - a great deal 
 of pains upon any thing, uieic >)}iul}e fillf 
 (S:t\Ma& ivenben. [l'd)friino. 
 
 Besto-wal, bestial, t. f bie ^t-. 
 
 Bestoiver, besto'ur, *. ber Q-rtljei^ 
 Jet, (iiebcr. 
 
 BestOtvntent, besto'ment. *. I. 
 bn« ®eiuii^rcn , ©djenfen, 25cf(!)ereii , bie 
 Sefc^enino, (S-rtljeiliiiig. 2. (on) bie Q)abt 
 (bienmii (^ineni niiflebeif)en (ii(5t), S8efd)eriiii(i. 
 
 Bestraddle, bcstraddl, t>. a. bes 
 fdjvtiten, iiberfd)rciten, beileigen, betreten. 
 
 BestraUf^ilt, he-.triwt', ^adj-iVtV' 
 Bestract, bestrakf, ^ riicft. 
 BeStre'%%', bestro', praet. bestrewed, 
 
 pp. bestrewed, bestrown, v. a. be|lreui'U 
 
 (mit ©nnb jo. 
 
 Bestride, bestride', praet. bestrld; 
 pp. beslrid, bestridden, v. a. 1. befdjnitCU 
 ((5tiua5 jiiMfdjen feiiie 95ciiie neljiitein, bcfteis 
 (jen (eiu '3pfcrb). 2. berreteii, I'lbcrrdjrcitcn 
 (eine ©djiuefle). 3. befdjrciten (riiien (JJes 
 faCenen, urn ifjn wt frrnrreii i^iebeii ju bc» 
 f(^u$eti). 
 
 BET * 
 
 Bestrovnn, bestron', pp. U. Be- 
 strew. 
 
 BestuCk, b^stuk', pp. U.Bestick. 
 Bestlld, bestild', (be ll. stud) v. u. 
 
 1. befetjen, befdjiagen, uerjifren. 2. If befflcii 
 (mit ©teriitn). Miltoh. I stink. 
 
 Bcstuuk, bestungk', pp. U. Be- 
 Bet, bet, (fltigelf. bad) $. I. DieiBette. 
 
 2. f. Bess. - liua6 luetteii. 
 To lay a bet on any thing, AUf (ku 
 Bet, V. a tvetten. 
 
 KiV:t f pp. V. Beat i|l « Ob. 0. 
 
 Betake, betake', pruel. betook, pp. 
 betaken (niigel|". beiaecan) v. a 1. To - 
 one's self a) (to) ^ fid) ivol)in bcgeben, fid) 
 iuol;iii oerfiigen. b) (to) greifcii, rd)reitcii (jU) ; 
 I'einc 3iifiud)t neljiiun cju); fid) mciibeu (ju;. 
 c) fic^ luibmeii (ciiiet; ©ad)e); fid) legen (nuf), 
 (StiunS aiifiingen. 2. « nel)mi'n, trgreiteii. 
 Spenser. 3. f einljiiiibigen, niiucrtmiicn, 
 ubergeben. [fic^ iui6 bem ©taubc mnc^eii. 
 
 To betake one's self to one's heels. 
 
 Betaken, betakn, pp. v. Betake. 
 
 Betaugrltt, bet^wt', pruet. u. pp 
 1). Betake. Chaucer. 
 
 Beteein, beteem', (bell.tetni) v. a. 
 I. t Ijeruorbriiigen, ft^otfcn. 2. ercl;tiltn, gc; 
 ben, geiuiiljren, oerfdjaffen. Shak. 
 
 Betel,/ be'ti, *. [2)ot.] ber i»erel, 
 
 Betie, ) tiie ajetelfrnut. [meal. 
 
 Betliaukit, (rd)Ott.) grace after 
 
 Betllink, bei/iink% praet. u. pp 
 bethought (be U. think) v. a. to — one's 
 
 self (of) fid) entfiunen (einec ®fl£^e), fid) er: 
 innern (nn). Shak. 
 
 Betlileliein , betA'lem, s. l.^etl}^ 
 lefjcm. 2. bnd 3inrreul)nii6, f. Bedlam. 
 
 Bethlelieni-siar, [33ot.j tik ^UijUtt^ 
 mild), ©tcrMblume. 
 
 Betlilemite, beiAiemlte, «. I. ber 
 (viiiiool;iier 33etl;lel)cii\6. 2. ber iolItjauSIer. 
 
 3. [Ji(ird)g.] ber '^etl)lel;cmit, 56etl)lel;cmiteii! 
 brilbev. I pp. 0. Bethink. 
 
 Betliong-ht , bei/i^wt', praet. u. 
 
 Betltrall, beihvklV, (be U. thrall) 
 V. a. -j- untmufriVn, iinrcriod)en. 
 
 BetllUIII]!, liet/iuiiip', (be U. thump) 
 V. a. t berb |"d)liiGen, abpriigdn. Shak. 
 
 Betide, betide', praet. betid u. be- 
 tided; pp. betid (aiigelf. tidan) v. a. (^U.^; 
 )U)veilen mit to) beftitleu (&inen), 6efjegnen, 
 jufto^eii (GiMem). 
 
 Woe - thee! tm'(;e bir! 
 
 Betide, v. n. l. fid) creigncn, fid) 
 
 jiitviigen. 2. (mit of) mcrben diiiS), Gineni 
 
 t-rgfljen. Shak. 
 
 2. What would - of thee? xvai iviirbe 
 
 nwi bir merben? 
 
 Betillie, bitime', )(beii.tiiiie)arf». 
 
 Betimes, bctimx'.) i. jdtig.beiSei: 
 
 ten. Mii.TON. 2. icifig, bfllb (in furjerSeit). 
 
 Shak. 3. frill) (WorgenS). 
 
 2. He tires betimes, that spurs too 
 
 fast -. Shak. 
 
 Betoken, b^t&'kn, (be U. tok^n; 
 niigclf. betaecan) v. a. 1. niiteiiren , nnjei; 
 gen 2. oori)eri>crfiinDigen, nnfinibigen; wx-- 
 bebeiiteii. 
 
 1. A dewy cloud, and in the cloud a bow, 
 Betokening peace from God. Ml (.ton. 
 
 2. A dark cloud often betokens a storm. 
 
 Thomson. 
 
 BET 
 
 Betfony, bet'tone, (((tt. betonica) «. 
 
 [iSot.j bie SBetonie, brtS SSetonienfrnut. 
 
 Water-betony, (SStir.j bie23rann«)urj. 
 Paul's -, (25ot.J ber ©Ijrenprei^. 
 
 Betook, betiiok', praet. 0. Betake, 
 
 Betorn, bet6rn', adj. in ©tiitfe jer» 
 riften. 
 
 BetOSS, betos', (be n. toss) v. a. ttt 
 fd)iittern, Ijeftig beiuegen, bennriiljigen. Shak. 
 
 Betray, betri', (nrm. tray^za; fr. 
 
 trahir, traitre) v. a. 1. oerrnrljen, il6erlie» 
 
 fern (eine ©tnbt nn bie Jeiiibe jc.). 2. oer. 
 
 rotljen (miebrnud)en , oerle^en, 5emnnb« 
 
 aSertrnuen). 3.i>errntl)en(@el)eimnifff, SJreu. 
 
 ben). 4. (into) uejfiiljren , uerleiten (Ginen 
 
 JU 5rrt()ilmcriJ ic). 5. oerrfltf)cn , tin ben 
 
 lag legen. 6. oerrat^en, jcigen, flnjeigen. 7. 
 
 ucrratl)en, ben Dienfl uerfageii' (G-inein), &. 
 
 ncn uerlnffen. 
 
 4. Be swift to hear, but cautious of your 
 
 tongue, lest you betray your igno- 
 
 ranee. Watts. 6. All the names in 
 
 the country betray great antiquity. 
 
 Bryant. 7. But when I rise, 1 shall 
 
 find my legs betraying me. 
 
 Johnson, Boswklk. 
 
 To betray one's self, 1, fi(t) |V[6,t 
 oerratljen. 2. wiber feinen eigenen aSort^eit 
 t)nnbetn. To - one's own sentiment.s, 
 conscienee, nnberS reben, aii man beiift; 
 tuiber beffere« Stiffen unb ©eiuiffen ^anbeln; 
 an feinen ©efinnungcn, nn feiiiem (Sjemiffeu 
 ium 95erratl)er merben. To - any one to 
 destruction and ruin, ©incn fjeimlic^ In* 
 iSerberben iTilrjen. 
 
 Betrayer, bltri'ilr. «. ber 93erri5tf)cr. 
 
 Betraying, betra'fng, «. t>n<5 93er< 
 rntl)i'n , bie SBerrarijerei. 
 
 Betrim, betrim'. (be u. trim) v. a. 
 jiereii, rd)miicteii, niifpuften. Shak. 
 
 Betrotk, bctroi/r, (ben. troth) ». a. 
 I. oerloDen, oerfprfc^eii. 2. al« aScrlobte er» 
 ival)lt I)nbcn. 3. jn ciiiem 2)it5tl)umeerneBncn. 
 
 To betroth a ludy, fid) mit eiueiu 
 Jrniienjimmer ocrloben. 
 
 Betrotliing-, betrot/i'ing, «. l. bit 
 aSerlebung, bai SScrlobnig. 2. bie ©rnen« 
 nung ju einem 25i«t!;ume. (bn« 95erIobni^ 
 
 Betrotllmeut, betrol/i'ment, *. 
 
 Betrust, betrust', V. a. nnuertrauen 
 (ginem (StmnS). 
 
 Betrustment, betrust'mlnt , «. 
 
 1. bafi 2Jnuertraiien. 2. bn8 ginuertrnute. 
 Better, blt'tur, (nngclf. bet, betere, 
 
 betera; fan&t, bhadra) ^onipnmtio P. good. 
 adj. I. beffer (beffcre (S^igenfc^aften fjnbenb). 
 
 2. bcffcr, ODrtl)eill}aftcr. 3. beffer, nngenef>« 
 mer. 4. beffer, fidjerer. 5. bfffer, flebeffert 
 (in 9Infel)ung ber (J)eMnbl)pit). 
 
 To be better off, fid) bcffer bfflnbcn, 
 in einem beffern 3ii|1niibe fein. To be -, 
 bcffer fein, mel)r luertf) fein. 
 
 Better, «. ini pi. I. beffere geutc, 
 bie 91iigefet)enercn , 5?i:>l)cren ini 9{aiige ob. 
 'filter; biea5orne()mcrcn, aSt^rgcfctjten, Dberu. 
 2. (ting.) iai ©cffere, aJoriiigli^erej be» 
 SBoriiig, bie llebcrlegeiiljeit. 
 
 To have the better (of), bie D6er^ntl^ 
 Ijnben (fiber). To get or gain the - of..., 
 ben 25orrl}eil er^nlien, erringen ilber G-inen, 
 (i-iiifiii itn aSorrI)eil nbgetvinnen , libcrrri'f' 
 fen, bejlegen (©inen). To give any one 
 
F&te, (fir, <^I1, fat. ML mk. Fine, f?n. N6, m6ve, n6r, g6t, hU, cUM. Tiibe, tub, ffill. t^in, TElis. 91 
 
 BET 
 
 the better of it, Qintm btn^ottmq (AiTtn, 
 Wfl(t(lel)en. To get the - of it, geroinnen 
 Wliat are you the - for it? ivoju luirb ti 
 3l)nfti Ijerfen? Their-*, be([ere, uoriKl)inere 
 g*iite aii fie, if)re Dberti. 
 
 Prov The - day, the - deed, je bcffer 
 60: Iflfl, je fd)(immer tie Iljat. 
 
 Better, a<ii>. 1. beffer (mit grugerer 
 ©ffc^irfdc^feit, aS3eii'l)eit , 03iite; uortl)eill)af: 
 tet, bfloljnenDer , crrVlgreicl)fr). 2. beiTer, 
 grunblidjer. 3. bcfffr, uudfommcner. 4. iiieljr 
 (in finem ^oljerii Wrabe). 5. mtljr, biiriiber. 
 & beffer, nnbers (fid) bi-ftniifii). 
 
 To love better, lieber Ijabeil. Tliiuk - 
 •fit, befinnen ©le rt(t) tin<6 »Jliibtrii. T<> 
 grow -, befferiuCTben, ftd) beffern. To grow 
 - In health, fliif Bern WtQt 6er »e(Teriiiiii 
 fftn, fid) txt)cUn. To love one - and - 
 •Tery day. Ginen tnglid) nifl)r (ieben. 1 had- 
 ■ot to have told it, ic^ tfittt brffcr barrtii n>'' 
 t^fln, id) Ijiitte ei nid)t (jciViGt. A» long again 
 and -, mtt)t aU noi^ einnml fo lanti. 
 80 much the -, be|lo beffer. She loved me 
 the - for it, fte liebte mic^ betfiveoeit ittir 
 befh) nief)r. Go not my horse the — , I niu»t 
 •te., flefjt inein ^ferb n((<)t urn fo f(f>»eUir 
 fo miiS id) K. SiiAK. 
 
 Better, (rtllfled". beterian) v. a. 1. 
 beffer mndjen , uerbefferii. 2. uberrrcfffii. 3. 
 fbrbrrn, beforbern, unteriluljfii teiiu 6act)e, 
 ^nrtei it.) , il)r a5ori"4>iib lei|leii , fte bt^mu 
 (iiflen. 
 
 To better one's self, fein WlU(t nin> 
 4fm, (tint ®lu(f6uini1iint)e uerbi-iTrrn. 
 
 Bettering-houne. t>\\6 :^efferunod> 
 ^au6, Sontttionit, 3ud)t^nii«. 
 
 Bettor, bet'tur, (u. bet) «. berSSett 
 ter, meireiibe. 
 
 Betty, bet'tA. t. I. (lufammtnoe). u. 
 Elixabeth) 2iti<t)tn (f. Bess). 2. bae2)re(t>< 
 eifen; ber Dietridj^nfeii. 
 
 Betuinbled, bitum'bid, (be u. 
 
 tumble) adj. uuii^craemorfeti , in Unorbnuiig 
 
 i^eritinlirfifiib. Shak- 
 
 Between, betw^n', (nnoelf. bet- 
 
 weonan, betwynan; u. be u. twain) praep. 
 
 1. jivifc^en (in ber '>D?irte von ^roei Z)in: 
 §tn, nb(je|cf)en oon ber (Jntfernung). New- 
 York is — Boston and Philadelphia, ^tm-. 
 S)orf liegt jmifc^en 93o|liin u. $hi(nbelpl)ia. 
 
 2. iiwij^en (einen ^»6tau\<i), SSrrfeljr nn- 
 beutenb). (Things go well) — the two par- 
 ties, jroifct^en beibcn Xf)ei(en. 
 
 3. unrer (auf eine &tn\<m{d)aft f)initu> 
 
 tenb). (Two friends have but one soul) — 
 (bem, unter einanber. (Twenty proprielorv 
 own a tract of land) — tlieni , tnit einiinbcr. 
 
 4. jroifdjen, unter (eine jjeflcmciiiije Se; 
 jteljung nnjcigenb). Di«coids eiint — the fa- 
 milies, 3ivierm(l)t [jerrfcfjt jmird)fn ben JJa-- 
 ntilien. - you and me. unrer nn^ bciben, un: 
 tcrvier^ngen. —wind andwaier. ii'nffi'rpnS- 
 
 5. jmifcf)en (Unrerfc^ieb unb 253nf)I nniVre: 
 4^enb). You may distinguish — right and 
 wrong, @ie mogen iwift^en 9itti)t unb lln: 
 ttd)t iinterr<f)etben. 
 
 6. jmiiV^en (oon . . bi«, in 9lnfcf)unfl ber 
 3eit). It is yet a long while — this and 
 tbcn, « if! nod) lange vcn jci^t nn bi^ bafjin. 
 — whiles, bann unb ivnnn, juiveilen, uon 
 3eit {U 3eit. — this and to morrow, jivi: 
 fc^en f)ente unb morgen. 
 
 BEVV 
 
 Between, ade. bnjreifc^jen. The 
 space-, ber 3n>ifd)enrauin. 
 
 Between, t. l. bie ^itte. 2. t 
 There is nothing in the — , ia gibt ti teine 
 "iDtitteljlra^e, bo i|l nic^t^^nbered ^utna^^en. 
 
 Betwcen-deeks, [*}Knr.] brtfi Bmi' 
 fd>enberf. 
 
 Betwixt, betwikst', (nngcff.betwyx, 
 betwyxt, betweoz) praep. jiui|'4)en; unter, 
 I". Between. 
 
 Beuk, d'c^Dtt.) tai fBud). 
 
 Bevel,i bev il, «. 1. [led)no(.] ber 
 
 Bevil, ) <:it3infe[fnffrr; [ lifd)!. J ins 
 @d)riigeinn^, bic @4>nuegei [©d^ioffer] ber 
 •iUinrelpnffct. 2. bie fdjrhge, fd»ier'e >)iid)tung, 
 iCnitnniuiig (be£ 5btuit^ulie6, einee^alfend lo. 
 
 Bevel, adj. id^rtig; eine ilriimmung 
 tniid}i;iib, einen j'pi^en ub. |luinpfen iUiinfel 
 bilCenb, fd)ief. 
 
 Bevel, V. a. 1. f(^rag, jlumpfs ot^er 
 fpit)iuin(elig|'(4netben,f(^ictri4)ten. 2. L^D^^ir.J 
 inrid)ten. 
 
 Bevel, v.n. fid) frilmmen, (id) neigen. 
 
 Bevelingc, bev'eiiug, *. bit ilriini- 
 niung einc5 ^iilfeiid. 
 
 Bevelineut, bev'iimlut, <. ['>3}ti: 
 neralg.^ bie @d)r>iguiig. 
 
 Bever, bev'iir, «. t bai aSe^perbrob. 
 - V. n. )ur SJe^per effen, ein S>e£perbrub 
 einnet)inen. 
 
 Beverag:e, bav'urldje, (it. bevere 
 Ob. here) «. 1. ber ironf, bii$ ©etrmif (gcs 
 luoljnl. uon geniir4)ten @etninren;. 2. Die 
 (Sririrdjung; Heine 'Mfrtl;lieit jiir (>-rfri|d)nn<j. 
 3. bA6 Irinrgelb (ivenn man uun beni i2ct)ni-i: 
 ber ein neued £leib befoiunit). 4. ber (lin- 
 llanb (btiin &inmtt in'6 GJefiingnip), iliilb 
 foinmen. 5. [(Jufll.j £)b|lnit)|1 ub. 'iipfeliuem 
 init aUiiffer uernnfc^t. 
 
 To pay beverage, mit einem Xrunfe 
 beivirtl;en, ein Irinfgclb geben. 
 
 Bevy, bev'e, (it. bevHM- 1. [^oibin: 
 fpr.] ber irupp cyon JS&gtln) ; bii6 25olf, bie 
 ^ette ($iil)ner); ber guig (inubeiu; bii6 
 3{ubcl, c>cr Sprung opirfdje k.). 2. l bie 
 SSerfaninilung ; (iicfedfdjnft, ©djniirj (ge= 
 n)i)l)nl. uon 5rauen) ber SJniueiifreifi. 
 
 B e V y - g r e a s e, Mi 5?irfd)fef t. [lueinen. 
 
 Bewnil, bewale', V. a. beriiigeii, be^ 
 
 Bovuil, p. n. iuel)ringen. Shak- 
 
 BeWUilable, bewale'abl, udj. bf- 
 flngcn«ivtrf(). [geitbe, 25trmtinenBe. 
 
 Be'kvailer, bewa'liir, s- ber ^tuv- 
 
 Bewailing-, bewaieing, s. bai 
 ^eljflagen, Jbcflngen, bie ai3c(;fhige. 
 
 Beware, biwire', (aiigelf. bewerlan, 
 bewiirian) v. n. (geiuoljni. mil of; \id) l)Uten, 
 fid> in 9l4t nc^inen (uur). 
 
 (Beware luirb felten nnberS ali ini3ni= 
 perntio u. 3"P"'i'i> gebrnudjt.) 
 Beware of all, but most— of man. Pope. 
 We must - of excess. Webster. 
 
 Be^«'eep, biwicp', v. n. f roeinen, 
 mefjflagen. Shak. (ncn bentfyti\. Shak. 
 
 Be^veep, v.a.-f betveinen, tnitXI;rd> 
 
 Be^vet, he wet', V. a. f nn@ maiden, 
 bcnetjen, 6efeud)tcn. 
 
 Be^vilder, biwJl'dur, (b. »envil« 
 bem) ». a. 1. irre leiten, irre fuf)ren. 2. i 
 irre mad^tn, ueriuirrt mnrtjen. 
 
 Bewildered, uerirrt , uerwirrt. 
 
 Bewitch, biwitsh', (b« u. witch) 
 
 BEZ 
 
 a. 1. befjejren, bejnubern.SHAK. 2. i a) be» 
 jaubern, entjijcfcn. b) bcl)fj;cn, 6c|!ricfen. 
 1. Look, how 1 am bewitclied; behold, 
 mine arm 
 Is like a blasted sapling witherea ivp. 
 Shak. 
 To be bewitched with an opinion, 
 fur eine •DJfeinung cingenptnnien |"cin. 
 
 Bevi'itclier, bewitsh'ur, «.ber3(iu» 
 berer, ipcrenniei|lcr. 
 Bewitciiery, bewftsh'iirre, ) 
 
 Bewitchment, bewltsh'ment, i 
 *. bie 23ejnuberung, ber 3nuber (and) i). 
 
 BewitChful, bewiishful, adj. ? 
 bejnubernb. Milton. 
 
 Bewitching-, bewitsh'Iiig, adj. be< 
 jaubernb. - *. bie 25cjauberung. 
 
 Bewitcitiug-ly, biwItshingU, 
 adv. bejnubernb, nnfeine bejiiubfrnbe<IUeire. 
 
 BeWOUderetl, bewiin'durd, adj. 
 t erilrtunt, beilikjt. [emrd)lagen, einljiiHcn. 
 
 Bewrap, beiap', v. «. umiuicfein, 
 
 Bewray, bera', ((ingclf. wrecanj v. 
 a. I.toerrutljen (0)eljeiinniffe). 2. uerriUl;cn, 
 jeigcn, entberfen, on ttn log legen. 
 
 Bewrayer, bera'iir, *.ber23errot(>cr. 
 
 Bewrecii, be. ek', u. a. jcriWren, jn 
 (5}rnnbe rid)teii. ■ 
 
 Bewruilgitt, beriwl', (be u. work) 
 adj. geotbeiret, genmd)t. B. Jomsob. 
 
 Bey, ba, *. [iiirfei] ber 35ei). 
 
 Beyond, beyond', (ongelf. begeond, 
 begeondan; Don be U. geoiid) praep. 
 
 1. jcnfcit, jenfeitfi, iiber (onf einer nnbern, 
 enrfcnitcrn ©cite). - the sea, jenfeitfi beS 
 -)}feere6, iiber bem -TOeere. 
 
 2. auger (oupcrljalb be« 93ereic<)e<5, nti< 
 bem ii)ereid) enfrd)ii)unben ob. unerrei(<)bflr). 
 - our power, ouyer unferer -SKoc^f. To b« 
 -the reach of a diirt, fluger bem (£d)uffe fein 
 
 3. uor (einen SBorjiig vox Sinbern flnbeu» 
 tenb. One man is great or good - another, 
 ein OTonn i|1 groper ober beffer nif ein anberer. 
 
 4. uOer (iiber... ()inau«, tin gemiffei 
 •i))foe iiberfd)reitenb). - measure, uber bie 
 'TOo^e. - belief, unfl(au6li(^. - what is 
 sufficient, mefjr nl« genug. - all manner of 
 so much (1 love you) , iiber a(le Qit<\bt f)in« 
 auS. Shak. To engage one's self- retreat, 
 ftct> ju lueit einloffen, urn iunirfrreten ja 
 fijnnen. To eat - digestion , fid) ubereffen. 
 This is- my reach, bicfe^ gefjt Tiber niei. 
 nen ^orijont ob. meine C^infidjt f)inou«. To 
 go - any one in any thing, G-Jneii in Qu 
 mas iibertreffen. To go - one's depth in 
 the water, fid) nid)t meljr jii ()elfen luiffcn. 
 
 5. iiber (fiber ... (jinoiis, eine geiviffe. 
 3eit iiberr(f)rettenb). To stay - one's time,' 
 iiber bie 3"* nu^bleiben. 
 
 To go -, 1. 1 f bariibfr, fiber ein gemiffed 
 3iet (jinouSgefjen , lueitcr einbringen , iveite» 
 gef)en. 2. i e6 weitcr treiben; (G-inen) uber* 
 treffen. 3. I ^intergeljen, beoortl;cilen. 
 
 Beyond, adv. uber ein 3icl jt. I)tn« 
 au6, bartiber fjinouS. 
 
 Bezan, bez'an, *. f^nbuflr.] ein 
 baumwodencr 3eug ou« 95eiigoIcn. 
 
 Bezant, bez'ant, t. i.['OJffinj».] bet 
 Sefom, 33i)jontiner. 2. [derib.] ber'ipfennig. 
 
 Bezantler, be/antliir, (o. antler) 
 t. [^aiDmfpr.] ber jivzite (^i^fpriefel (am 
 ^irfcfjgewei^). 
 
y*2 1 .'lu-. i..r, lall, at. Me, met. Fine, fin. IS6, move, n6r, g6t, oil. cloud. Tube, tub. full. tAin, THIs. 
 
 id, biaiig'gulated, ^ 
 S, biang'gillils, \ 
 if biang'gulate, i 
 
 BEL 
 
 Bezel,^ biz'il , «. ber ^afleti tlmi 
 Bezil, 5 9itn()e$. 
 
 BeZOitr, be'zore, (pevf. badzhar) *. 
 I. 6er ijejoar. 2. iri^i'iib eiii Oeionrnrtififs 
 tHbilbt in ben ^Kiiiieu o&er ©inaciuciDeu bev 
 hfine. 
 
 Fossil -, ne(]rii6ener SBcjonr. — m i n e- 
 f.il, uiiiiernli|"d)er 25e}onr. German -, t>et 
 Cd)fen6eji)ar. Factiiious, artificial — , bcr 
 »riii|llid()c ^ejrnr. 
 
 BeZUardiC, bczoar'-dik, a«y. mit 
 
 i3i-ji'(ir vet\ei)t , jum ^cjonr get)&ria. - *• 
 
 \^'SXtt.] t(ii SciParmittd. 
 
 Bezola, bez'oia, *. eine 9Irt %'\\i)c. 
 
 Bezouiaji, bez6 uean, t. bcrDiicf: 
 
 sjge; 5?nliinfc. Shar. 
 
 Bezzle* bez'zl, «. a. "i" uerpinfTeii, 
 
 »ur(f)briiin''n (bng ajmnogcii). Milton. 
 
 Bliucliaiiipac, buUhampak, *. 
 
 !25Dr.| id. (einc o|linb. ^flnnje). 
 
 Bia, bi'a, t. [5ponbi'I] ber £auri 
 (Kflbivfrtl) f;a6enbe ^Wufd)!'! in D(lin&ien). 
 Biailgrulated, biang'gulated 
 Biaugulous 
 Biaug-iilate 
 (liU.) ad/, t jiuctecfifl, jiueiniinfelig. 
 
 Bias, bi'as, (arm. bibays; fr. biais) 
 «. 1. f bit ©tnrfe (- of a bowl, bie iStnrfe 
 finer itugcl, bie fte w\\ ber jicniben £tnie 
 flbjicl^t) ; |'d)iefe 9{id)tun3 ob. ©cite ; ber lie: 
 berljnng ; 9lbf)ang. 2. ± a; bie DvMdjtung, ber 
 Slntricb, (towards) bie iJieigung, ber i?nng 
 (iu &tn)n«). b) bie 'i)J?nd)t, Atraft, ©tarfe 
 (einer£eibenfd)nftK.). c) berSiverf, bieiatfid)!. 
 To put any one out of bis bias, ^e: 
 manben irre, I'erlcgcn mnrfjen. To *et a - 
 upon any one, GincnnufreineSeitebringeii, 
 towards any tbitig, (5-ineni JU (JtlViliS £ll(l 
 nin(^en. To have some lillle — towards.., 
 fic^ ein SBenig f;inneigcn nn(l) (fining. To 
 force the natural bias of a story, cincr 
 ©ci"d)id)rc einen gejiunngenen ©inn , cine 
 (leju'ungenc Deutung geben , ben luatjren 
 SBeriTnnb einer (i5C|'djid)fe i>erbrc(}cn. 
 
 Bias, V a. l.\ nuf eine ©eite neigen. 
 
 2. 1 a) leiren, ric^ten, lenfen, luenbcn, Ijin; 
 
 jic^en, neigen. b) To - any one, ^enianbS 
 
 ©eftnnung lenfen , ©inen ()injief;en ober eiits 
 
 ncljnien (fiir ob. gcgcn ©tiBa^). Biassed 
 
 to a parly, einer ^nrtei jngctljnn cb. erges 
 
 ben. Ta bias any one towards any thing, 
 
 Gtnen }u G-tmnS beiucgen cb. bringen. 
 
 Bias, adj w.adv. |'d)icf, fd)rng. Shak. 
 
 Bias- drawing, f bie ?)5tirteilid)feit, 
 
 dnfeitiges ©djinnnfen. Shak. 
 
 Bib, bib, t. 1. b(i5 ©nngfrnfdjdjen. 2. 
 
 fcfl6®eifcrlnpprf)en, (J)eiferfnd) (fii-incr iiinber;. 
 
 Bib-apron, ber ®ciferfd)iirj, ®eiferla^. 
 
 Bib, (Int. bibo) v.u. t nippen, fdjliirs 
 
 fen; 6ed)ern. Locke. [Irunfe ergeben. 
 
 Bibaciuus, biba'sbm, adj. bein 
 
 Bibacity, bibas'cte, *.tbic95i>(lcrei. 
 
 Bibber, bib'bur, t. ber ^Tipper, 
 
 Irinfer, 3ed)er, Bedjbrnber. 
 
 Bibble, bib bl, ».«. nnfmnflen, fprii: 
 
 btln (f. bubble). 
 
 Bibble-babble, b'lb'bl-babbi, «. 
 + bnS 0)eiuiifd), eitte ©efc^iualj. Shak. 
 
 Bibio, bib'eo, t. ((S-ntoin.] tai glie: 
 (iengi'rd)nici(5 ; bie SEeinfUege. 
 
 Bible, bi'bl, (gr. biblion) s. I. (wx: 
 
 iU0£n>ei|e M6 '£i\x6), b. \).) bie £&ibel, l;eili|)ei 
 
 BID 
 
 lilF 
 
 ©rf>rift. 2. 
 Sboot^mannfi. 
 
 [?0?flr.] bie groge 9lrt bcSlbid fair, fid) gnt nnlnffen, uerfprec{)en, Ptet 
 [brnber. ucrfprec^en (bem aini'djeine nnd)). Do what 
 
 Bibler, bib'iur, s. berSnufer, ©nuf 
 
 Biblical, bib-'lelial, adj. blbliiil). 
 
 Bibliug^raplter, blbleog'gratur, 
 (gr.) *. 1. ber JBudjerbefc^reibcr , aJiic^erfen; 
 ner , 23il'liL>gi-,ipi;. 2. ber aibfd)rcibcr. 
 
 Bibliugrapliic, bibleograt'ik. ob. 
 
 Bibliu^rapllical, blbieograf 
 ekal. adj. bibiit.>griipi)irct). 
 
 Bibliut^rapliy , blbleog'grafe, 
 (gr.)*. bteibibiiogrnpljie, SBuc^erbef(J)reibunfl, 
 i8iid)crfeniitrii^ , 25ud)erfunbe. 
 
 Bibliolite, bibleolite, (gr.) »■ 
 [QJeol.J ber Sibliclir. 
 
 Biblioiiiancy, bibleom'anse, (gr.) 
 t. bie 25ibeliunl;rrnguiig. 
 
 Bibliomania, bible6nia'nea, (gr.) 
 «.bieii5ud)ern)iirl), 23ud)eri"uc^t, ©ibliDinnnie. 
 
 Biblioiitauiac , bibleoma'ueak, 
 (gr.) *. ber ijiidjernnrr. 
 
 Bibliupolist, biblcop'olist , (gr.) 
 4. ber a5ud)erl;miblcr. 
 
 Bibliotbecal, blbleot/rckal, adj. 
 iu einer 23i6lictl)cf gel)5rig, 25ibliotl;ef ... 
 
 Bibliotltecary, bibieoi/rekare, «. 
 ber 25ibiii)tl;efnr. [*. bie 9?iblii)tljef. 
 
 Bibliutkeke, bibleoiAeke', (gr.) 
 
 Biblist, bib'lisit, «. 1. O^nitiii^/ ^^^ 
 bie SBibel jur nlleinigcn 9{id)r|'d)nur feinefi 
 (iilnubene nincfjt, ber 25iblifl, ©d)riftuerel)rer. 
 2. ber aSibelfenner. [rd)ii)nniniid)t. 
 
 Bibulous, bib'ulus, (int ) adj. 
 
 Bicapsular, bikapsbiilar, H.)adj. 
 [a5i>t.J jiueifoprtiig. [t&ljciu.J bn^^ifnrbonnt. 
 
 Bicarbonate, bikar'bonaie, s. 
 
 Bice, I bi.se, ». ['>)}?iii.J bie blapblnuc 
 
 Bise, \ gnrbe. 
 
 Green--, X)Ci& ssinggri'in 
 
 Bicipital, bisip'eial, 
 
 Bicipitous 
 
 bisip'eial, ) (Int.) adj. 
 , bisip'eiOs.Jiaijiffeni'd).] 
 
 Bicker, (fctftt.) a kind of woo- 
 BiCker, bik'kur, (m. bicra; fc^Ott. 
 
 bicker; it. picchiare) v. n. 1. i fc^nrmu; 
 
 jiren. 2. feifen, i^rciren, Ijnbern, jnnfen. 3. 
 
 fief) fdjnefl ^in unb Ijcr beiucgcn (i)i>ni liJaf; 
 
 fcr), lobcrn, jtnrfern (I'om {Jeucr) ; fid) |'d)Inn< 
 
 gem, fid) brel;en. [Stlferer, ©djnrniiiiirer. 
 Bickerer, blk'iirur, s. ber .n:eifer, 
 Bickering-, bik'kur'ing, t. *= ber 
 
 5?aber, 3nnf. [ber ©trnt. Si-enser. 
 
 Bickernient, bikkumicnt, s. t 
 Bickern, bik'kurn, «. [lec^mn.j 
 
 ber 3»'eirpi'3<i'"bo(5; b«^ J^oppciljorii ; ber 
 
 ©perrljafcn; tn6 23trfeifen. [5?Drnnmbi''M. 
 Bickiron, bik'iurB, t. [led)noI.J ber 
 BiCOrn, bikorn, ^ (Int.) adj. 
 
 BiCornous, bik6r'nu.s.^jiuetl;i'rnig. 
 Bicorn,*. (S5ot.] bie *B?nrtinie. 
 Bicorporal, bikdr'poral, (int.) adj. 
 
 jiucilcibig. 
 
 Bid, bid, praet. bid U. bade; pp. bid 
 
 U. bidden (nngelf. biddan ; gctl). bidyan) v. 
 
 a. 1. (to) bitten, Inben, einlnben (ju). 2. bc= 
 fef)len, gebieten (&ineni), ©inen I;ei(jen. 3. 
 bieten (einen ^rei« ic.). 4. * nufirufen, I'cr; 
 fiinbigen, nbfiinbigen, nufbietcn. 6. bieten, 
 miiiifd)cn, nniui4ni'd)en, ingcn (Cebeiuoljl ic). 
 6 nnbieren (eine©d)Ind)t :c.). 7. beten. 8, t 
 bitten (nni ©tmn^). 
 
 To bid beads, ben ^iufelifran) betcii. To 
 
 you are bid, t^ii, wai man bir befiieljlt. 
 
 To bid up, liberbieten. To - welcome, 
 luidfommcn I;eipen. To - the bans of ma- 
 trimony, (SSeriobte) ijffcntlid) nufbieten. To 
 - defiance, irD$ bieteii, troi^eii. 
 
 Bid, s. bng '2liibot, Qkbot (bei'lluftioneii). 
 llidale, bid'ale, (bid u. ale) j. LQi-ngl.J 
 bie ©uiinbmig ju einein (Siero irinfgelngg 
 im ipnufe einefi nrinen •i))innne6, iini ifjin bet 
 biefcr (aelegenijeit cine Uiiterilii^nng ju(cm> 
 men ju Infjen. ©ine nite nub nod) jc^t an 
 ninnd)en Drreii berbndjtete ©irte. 
 
 Bidder, bid'diir, *. 1. ber SJieter, 
 ©tcigerer, 23ictenbe. 2. ber ©mlnber. 3. • 
 ber SbcfeI;Icnbe. 
 1. Bidders at the auction of popula- 
 rity. BURKK. 
 The highest, better Ob. best — , ber'Diei|l» 
 bietenbe. 
 
 Bidding:, bid'diug, «. i. bie e-infiif 
 bung. 2. bn^ ©ebot, Oeljeip, ber a>efel)l.. 3. 
 bie SSerfiinbigung, Qlnfiinbiguiig. Siiak. 4. 
 bn6 Sbieten (nuf 2Cnnren), ©cbot. 
 
 Biddy, bid'de, 3ibfiirjg. fiir Br id- 
 get, Brigit. 
 
 Bide, bide, (nngrlf. bidan) v. n. l.^ 
 iuol;nen. Milton. 2, '•■ bleiben. Shak. —v. a. 
 bulDen, ertrngen. Shak. [side. 
 
 Bide, (Dcrtl.) stay; endure; re- 
 Bide a blink, stay a momenta 
 Bidens, bidenz, *. [^ut.J ber 3ivei< 
 jnlju. [jiueijnljnig, jtueijinfig. 2. jncfig. 
 
 Bidental, biden'tal, (Int.) adj. 1 
 Bidet, bedet', (fr.) *■ bni flcine^;)3ferb, 
 ber ^Ii'pper. 
 Biding-, bi ding, t. bie 20D()nung. 
 Bidon, bid'un, «. [■>y}i(\t.l tin ^JRa^ 
 fiir guiffigfeiten (= 5 quarts). 
 
 SleId,l^'*""->^"«"«'- 
 
 Bieu, (fc^Dtt.) wealthy, plentifuL 
 
 Biennial, bien'neal, (I.) jiiieiinl^rig. 
 
 Biennially, bien'nealle, adv. ein> 
 inni in jwei O^'jr'!"/ )« t"!^ Jiueite ^at)t. 
 
 Bier, i^eer, (nngelf. baer; fr. biire) 
 *. bie lobtenbflljre, !8nl)re. 
 
 Bier-balk, ber ^ir(^l)c>f>veg. 
 
 Biestiugs, bees' tingz, (nngelf. byst) 
 ». pi. (bie erfle >TOild) ber ^iilje nnd) betn 
 iinlben) bie ©ieflmilc^. 
 
 Bifarious, bili'reus, ((at.) adj. 1. 
 [25ot.i imeifncl). 2. jiueibeutig. 
 
 BiferOUS, bil-fcriis, a.) adj. [93ot.] 
 jivcininl im Onljre trngenb (griict)te, SBliiil;en). 
 
 Bifid , bif'fid , I (Int.) adj. 
 
 Bifidated, 
 
 Bifidate, 
 fig, iiiH-igeipnlten. [jiueiblumig. 
 
 Biflorous, bif'lorus, iUadj. [!i5ot.J 
 jiueibiuinig. [bintt. 
 
 Bifoil, bif'o'l, «. [S3i>t.] bn£ 3>vcu 
 
 Bifold, bi'fold, (Int.) a4j. ^mtiiad}, 
 jiveifnltig. 
 
 Bil'orni, bi'form, ^(Int.) a4}- 
 
 Biforiiied, bi'fdrmd,^ ^iveilctbig, 
 jmcigoilnltet, jiueifbrniig. IpelgefJnlt. 
 
 Birorniity, bitorm'eie, «. bie I>ov 
 
 Bifurcate, bi'furkate, hi.) adj. 
 
 Bifurcated, bifiiikaied,) ixotU 
 lacfig (Qiabtl k.), iiuci^infiti. 
 
 "fid, j (Un.)adj. 
 
 id, bif'fedated, \ [»Ot.j 
 !, bif'fedate, J jiuei|pnl> 
 
F&te, fnr, fall, fat. Mk, met. Fine, fin. No. move. ii6r. j.'ot. 6?!, Hoi'ul. Ti^he. u\h, fnll. J/Wn. THis. 93 
 
 BIF 
 
 ' Bifurcation, bifurki'shun, (tat.) 
 «. bie (^abeirpoiruna / ©ptiltiing in ))vei Zi)tile. 
 
 Big'f big, (iu. bale) adj. I, (— with; 
 f — of child; r(t>ivnnnet; (with young) tvciit): 
 <ig (»on Il)icren). 2. i fdjiuniiger Q.i9. big 
 with the fate of Rome, |'ci)iuon()<r lllit belli 
 e(f)i(fiale -Jfontj). 3. grog, bicf (v. ^enViicu 
 u. Dingen). 4. l uofl (nngcfudt, u&erfiilU v. 
 Summer :c.). 5. nutge&lafeii. 6. ilctj, l)i>(f)^ 
 niutf)ig, grp&, fjiirt, tro^ig. 7. grog, l)oct); 
 l)Dcf)tJtea«"t> outline K.). 8. grog, ttel, tn-. 
 pfet. Shak. [Shak. 
 
 4. Thy heart is — , get thee apart and weep. 
 7. Have not 1 a heart as — as thine ? Shak. 
 
 To grow -, mnt^fen. To look -, 1. bicf 
 <ju«fef)en. 2. a) f rd)mnngcr (<f)tinen. b) t\t 
 9Ra\'e fjocf) trngeii, Aolj, tro^ig flii4fff)«n. - 
 with pride, niifgeblafcn. To go - with a 
 project, lllit cinem ginft^jfage fdjivnnger gc; 
 ^tn. A. project —with ruin, fin lllll)fil> 
 f(t)n)<ingerer *2Ini"(l)Ing. To be - with expec- 
 utions, groge .'^offiitingen naljrfn. To be - 
 with pleasure, in ajergmlflen fdjiuiminen. 
 To talk -, au6 einem i)ot)tn tone iprect)en, 
 grog tf)un. To look - upon any one, Qf; 
 tnmiCitn ubtv tit 91c^|'d an\ttjtn, nuf Gincu 
 tftxaf) fetjtn. 
 
 Prov. O To look aa - ai bull -beef, 
 «i«fel)tn , ali mofle mnn ^fmnnben frfffen. 
 
 Big-bellied, 1. M(f6aii(^ig. 2. in ter 
 €d>wnngerf(^aft oorgerucft, ^ot^ fdjwflngcr. 
 -•bodied, Dicfletbig. -- boned, grob> 
 6«tnig , grob uon Oliebern. --corned, 
 grrbf&rnig. —-named, tinen b(rt'il)i"tcn 
 9{tuntn fiifjrenb. --napped, groK'^big 
 -.lounding, potnpl)aft (Imgrnb. —- 
 • wo In, I. birf Ob. Hart nufgefdjtuolen. 2. 
 1 l)od>gffcf)n)o[[en , pofl (d. $erjen). --ud- 
 dered, vMt, groge filter fjabenb. 
 
 Blfff (. bie oie()eilige ^ititcrgerfle. 
 
 Big-, (id)Ott.) to build; au(t) great, 
 large. 
 
 Big-ani, blg'gam. } *. brr iDcp: 
 
 Big-aiiiiMt, big'ganust,^pel(f)emnnn. 
 
 BifS'ainy, big'gami, (gr.) *. 1. bic 
 I>oppfU'l)c. 2. [^anon. 9t.] bie S^t'iratt) t'n 
 net jmeiten i?raii nattf bcm lobe ber erjTen 
 pb. bie if>eirnrl) einer aS3itrn>e ob. einet lie» 
 berltd)en Dime. 
 
 Biffeilliliate) btjlm'miaite, (Int.) 
 M/. (33or.l bpppelrgepniirr. 
 
 Big'S'*^!, big'gel, 4. Ooel.] eine 9Icr 
 9teiintl)ifr in Oiliiibien. 
 
 Bi^^gin, big'giii, (fr. beguin) *. I. 
 bie i5fgiiieiiniiii)e; ini &inberl)iiii6rf)eii., 
 yXu^<t)tn, bie Kopfbebecfung. 2. « ber 23au, 
 (a< Oiebniibe. Shak. [bmibe. 
 
 miffing, (fff^ott.) ber 33au, iai &c: 
 
 Biggrit, d'c^ott.) grbniit. [^eii. 
 
 Biffguuet.** , d'cti'tt. ) ^ginenmii: 
 
 Bigltt, bit. (l)0(l. bngt; ban. bugt) «. 
 I. bie fieine S8iic()t jiuirrf)fn jiuci 2iiiibipi(;en, 
 ttt ©d)Iiipf'l)afeii. 2. [-))?ar.l bni ©rf)l.iffe 
 an einem Inu, ber Sng. 3. [IljicMrjii.j 
 »er »iig. 
 
 Big-ly, b!g'le. ade. 1. bi(f, grft^ivol; 
 Itn, 00(1. 2. f flutgct'Iaffn, (^orfjiiulrljig. 
 
 ttignvtHmy big'nes. I. bieDicfc, OiriliDe, 
 ttt llnif.iiig (0. "ipcrroiifn ii. Diiigeii). 
 
 Bigot, big'giit. (.{r. bigot; nrin. bi- 
 fod)«. 1. ber'Mnbiic^rler, 5''o"""'fr; Sd)fiii! 
 |(ilige. 2. i (to) ber blinbe S3ere()rer (finer 
 
 BIL 
 
 ^rtrtct !c.>. 3. cin oenctinnift^efi ^TOag (fiir 
 
 Sluffigfciten). [ Webster. 
 
 2. A. bigot to a form of govsniuieiit. 
 
 To be a - to any thing, an (S^fwa^ fjrtll: 
 gen, eiiu-r •Sci<t)e blinblingS aiiljangen. 
 
 Bigot, iidj. bigorr, rrf)eiiil)eilig. 
 
 Bigoted, big'guted. ,.(/;. (to) blinb 
 5ngetl)an obcr ergeben (ciner -Mfeiiuing ic), 
 Icbljaft eingenommen (fur). - ade. Big'- 
 otedly , bartniirfig. 
 
 Bigotisin, big'guil/.ra, *. ber ipaiig 
 inr 2liifiid)relfi; bic Srfjcinljeiligfcit. 
 
 Bigotry, big'gutire, s. 1. bic b(inbc 
 •3lnljiingl!rf)'eit ober ©rgebenfjeit, ber bliiibe 
 (S-ifer. 2. bie S^einfjeiligfeit, 9lnbiict)telei, 
 5rommelei. 
 
 BifugOUS, bljii'gus, ((at.) adj 
 [58ot.] bi'ppeltgepaart, jiocipaarig. 
 Biiic, 
 
 (fcfjott.) ein niHberSStenenflocf. 
 
 Hike, i 
 
 Byl<e,}( 
 Bink, j 
 
 Bilabiate, bliA'b^Aie, ((at.) adj. 
 [©ot.I iioeilippig. 
 
 Bilainellate, biiam'ellite, ((at.) 
 adj. [Sot.] jiueipiattig (u. ber >Jiarbe) ; jiuei. 
 blarterig. 
 
 Biianiler, bilandur, (^o!l. bylan- 
 der)«. [®ee()anbe() ber33inncn(iinber((Sitiff). 
 
 Bilateral, biiat'tliat, adj. jiueifei' 
 tig, boppe(t|"citig. 
 
 Bilberry, b'l'blrri, «. [<5ot.] bie 
 mi(be 'TOau(beere, 95ergf)imbeere. 
 
 Bilbo, bil'bA, (p. Bilbao) «. bic 
 fpnniidje Klinge, ob. ba» bisfaifdie SRappier. 
 
 Bilboes, b'l'bAze (p. Bilbao) «.pf. 
 [^TOar.] bie gugbanbc, ber ©rocf, bie ®d)iff^5 
 foltcr fiir 93erbrerf)er niif Sc^iffen. 
 
 Bild, bild, praet. U. pp. bilded, bill 
 (bSn. bilder; fc^io. bilda) p.«. baiien (i3cf)ijfc, 
 ^aufet, TOaiiern JC), erridjten. (Das iOort 
 ipirb loeniger ricf)tig Build gefrtjrieben, f. b.). 
 
 Bilrtsteiu, (beutfc^. '20.) «■ [Ci)cogol.] 
 ber 33i(b|'lein, %n(mato(it. 
 
 Bile, bile, ((at. bilia) «. bie ®a(te. - 
 t. ba« ©erdjioilr (bcffcr Boll). 
 
 Bileduct, bile'ditkt,((at.)4. [3Inat.] 
 ber PJadcngang. |bcr ©adcnilcin. 
 
 Bile»tone, bile'stone, «. [<21iiat.] 
 
 Bilge, bilje, «. 1. ber lucireile (ge: 
 iwoljiU. luittlcre) H)cii cine« Jnfie*, 25and). 
 2. [-War.] bic 233citc beS Sdjiffi-bobeno, ber 
 ©djiffsraum. 
 
 Bilge -pump, bie ^niiipe, tun ta6 eiiii 
 gcbrungenc ^SJajyer (—-water) aiidjiipunu 
 pen, ajobcnpunipc. [ivcrbeii. 
 
 Bilge, V. n. [?U?ar.] im 23oDcii ictf 
 
 Bili»ry, bil'yari, adj. jiir (i)a(le ge; 
 (jorig. - ducts, [-Jlnat.] bie OJadcuflniige. 
 
 Biliiigsgate, bil'iiiig/.gate, (oom 
 ^^la^e — in Sonboii) #• ( bie iingeiirreren 
 9{ebcn, Soten. 
 
 Biliugsgate-lan guage, bic 'jpobcl; 
 iVrat^e. --rhetoric, bie ®prad)c ber Uif.l); 
 ipeiber. [()aft beljAitbeln, aii6rd)iuiprVii. 
 
 BilingKgate, v. a. o &inen pobcl: 
 
 Bilingiioii-v biijiig'gwiis, (I.) udj. 
 jiocijiiiiilifl. boppeljiingig. 
 
 Biliou.ai, bil'yi'iH, ^U^^.^ adj. I. gnf; 
 lidjr, gafleiiarrig. 2. gatlig. 
 
 A - coinplaiut, ciiie (5)af(fnfranff)eit. 
 
 Bi literal, biiit'teiai. tiat.) adj. niu't 
 }n>ei 3$uct>|1abeit be|lct)cnb. 
 
 JiiL 
 
 Bilk, bilk, (gct^. bilaikan) v. a. I. 
 taui"d)en (G'inen in fcinen erumrtiingcn). 2. 
 betriigen, fdjncHen, prcflen (®(aiibiger). 
 
 Bill, (frf)ott.) a bull. 
 
 Bill, bill, (angclf. bile) s. i. in 
 ®rf)nabe( (eined 25ogci5). 2. [teffdu^l.] ^ai 
 SdjnittmefTcr, ^aiimeffer. 3. [•>)J?ar.] ber 
 ©d)iiabe( (eineS SlnfersJ). 
 
 Bill-ful, eiu®d)nabe(00fl. --headed, 
 fd)nabe(f6rmig. — man, ber SBaunifdjneiber. 
 
 Bill, (nngclf. bil; ^ofl. bylj IP. bwyell) 
 .». bic ©treitart; $er(ebarbc. 
 
 Bill, (norm, bille; fr. billet; arm. 
 bilked) *. 1. [3?fif)r«rpr.] bie JKagcfd^rift, 
 9lnF(aoerd)rift; [Scots law] jebc einem ®e. 
 rid)te ju ubergcbeiibe ainruc^ungC'fdjrift. 2. 
 [enn(. SRec^t u. $anbel] bic l)atibfd)nft(id)e 
 23cfd)einigiing, ©c^ritt, ©d)iilBoerfd)reibung, 
 ber ©c^ulbrd)ein, ^anbfd)ein, bic ipanbfc^rift 
 liber cmpfangene« ®e(b :c. (jebod) ofjnc Se. 
 bingung oBcr ©trafbeiTiiitmung im gaflc ber 
 -7iid)tja()(ung). 3. [(?ng(. ii. 3?orbam.] ber 
 einer gefe^gcbenben Sc(}Brbe ii^ergebcnc, abcr 
 noct> \\xi)t gcneJ)inigtc fflefe^c^eiitiuurf, @c< 
 re(!CSporfd)(ag, bie SBifl. 4. (juiu.) bie 9Ifte, 
 ©c^rift, geiuof)n(ic() aber mit einem Siifa^e, 
 J. 39. — of complaint ob. — of indictment, 
 bie9Inf(ngcfitrift, it((igcrd)ritt. - in chancery, 
 bic 3fc(^r«f(age bci bem JRanj(eigeri(^te. 5. 
 ber Bffcntlidje (gefdjriebcnc ob. gebrucftc) 21n< 
 fd)(ag, 9lnfd)(agejctte(, 3tii«(;angeicrtc(, 3et« 
 tc(, tai 9Iperfi|ycment. - of the play, bet 
 ^ombbienjettel. 6. bic f4i-ifr(ic<)e 25e)ltn» 
 miing ob. SBcrorbnnng, ba« 23erjcid)nie eine5 
 ^rioatmannS j.S. a) bag Wejcpt beg9lrate«; 
 ■j) [ipanbed bie >Jiotc, ber Slii^iug, bie9?ed)« 
 nung; c) [$nnbe(] bere-r(aiibni0fd)cin; d)bna 
 9Serjeid)nig, bie 9i(lc, - of costs, ta6 llnfoi 
 llenoerjcidjnig; e) bie 33cfc^einigiing, bei 
 ©(^cin; f) [J>anbe(] ber 'iiS,td)^t{. 
 
 A - of exchange, [^atibcl] ein 223ec^fcf. 
 A - of entry, [$anbe(] iai 25erjei(^nif5 bet 
 eingefri()rten aSSaarcn , (?ingang3oerjeif()ni(5, 
 bic Dcftarntion. A - of lading, [^anbe(] 
 ber ijradjtbricf. A -of parcels, [^anbel] 
 bie Jaftur (fpecificirtcJ^et^nung). -of sale, 
 ((fng(.) ber Jtanffonfraft, 5taiifbrtef. - of 
 store, ber 'iPropiantfrfjein. - of mortality, 
 I. bie ©tcrbciiiTc. 2. im pi. liai S33cid)bi(6 
 einer ©tabt. Shak. - of rights, bie JJrci* 
 ()eit«urfunbe (ber (fnglanber u. 9Jnglo=9lme» 
 rifaner), ©idjerljeitgafte. A - of divorce, 
 (jubifc^e 9{.) ber ©djeibcbrief. - under one's 
 hand, bie 9lim)cifiing , ber ipanbi'djeiii. - of 
 health, bcr(55eriiiibl;eit^'pab'. — of suffiranse, 
 bie (Srlaubiiig jur iotlfceicii SSiTfc^ilTiing ber 
 ■iBaarcn pon 5pafcn jii ipafrn , bt-r (S-rlauio 
 nigfc^ein. - of fare, I. ber firid)en,icrtc(, 
 ©peifcjettel. 2. ber Warfrjetrf(. To put in 
 a—, [§rtnbe(] red)iicii, bercd)iien. To bring 
 a — in parliament, betn ^^^nrlamcnrc ctiie 
 55iff oorlcgen. The - is counnitted, bie 
 23i(( \\t einem 2Jn5rd)iiffe jiir ^pnlfiiiig i"i6cr» 
 gcbcn. The - is past, bic 581(1 ill burd)» 
 gegaiigen. 
 
 B i 1 1 - h o I d e r , | fTpnnbell bcr 5[Bed)fe(iti» 
 (jaber. --sticker, bcr 3errelanrd)lagcr, 
 3errelanfleber. 
 
 Bill, bill, ^ (gibfursn. filr William) 
 Billy, bil'Ic.^ *. -ajiilji'lmlWannfn.]. 
 Bill, I), n. I. fid) rd)iiiibeln (ivie laui 
 bciu. 2. i nrt) ft'iTen, liebeiii. 
 
94 Fate, iar, mil, l.'a. m, met. line, fin. N6, move, n8r, got, 6il, cl^fld. Tnhe. inh. foil. i/,in. THls. 
 
 BIL 
 
 Bill, V. a. o Bffcnffic^ anjeigen, 6es 
 
 f.iiint mncf)cn, nntunMgen (burc^ ^nfd)iaQ-- 
 jcttcO. [Knpaun. 2. eine 9Irt ©torffifc^. 
 
 Billard, bil'lurd, s. i. Der ^oflarb- 
 
 IBilleinents, bil'cnients, «. pf. }) 
 He 2Beibtrfleibiiii«j, bet 2Dci6erpii^. 
 
 Billet, bii'l't, (fr.) *. l. baS 3etteU 
 &)<n, ajiflct. 2. [^Kilit.] ber £liinrtierjettet. 
 3. (ijierit).] bie uiercrfifle Jpniiptfiflur. 
 
 Billet-doux, bil'le-doo, (fr. SB.) 
 a. !}([(■ Sicbeei6tief(^en. 
 
 Billet, (fr. billot) *. 1. ein fdjmnfeS 
 ©ti'i* 5?ii(j, bflS ©c^eit. 2. t - Ob. billot 
 of gold, bie ©olbitnnge. [(©olboten). 
 
 Billet, V. a. [iWifit.] eiiKiiinrtireu 
 
 Billiard, bii'yurd, adj. )uiti^i(lnrb> 
 fpiel gcf)6rin. [pi- bn5 58i(lnrb, 5Bi(lorbfpic(. 
 
 Billiards, bil'yurdz. (fr. billard) s. 
 
 Billiards-ball, bcr SBntl, bie Sidnrb; 
 fHgel. — table, Me SSiflnrbtafef. --stick., 
 ber 93iflnrbflDrf , bie Queue; a large -- 
 stick, cine ^Tia^e. The hazard in the — 
 t a b I e, bnd fBiilaviiod). To play at -, 95i[Inrb 
 fpielen. [you ng fellow. 
 
 Billie , (.fd)0tt.) a brother, a 
 
 Billion, bil'yun, s. bit SSidioii. 
 
 Billot, bii'lut, «. [SBnibmipr.] bie 
 giMung be^ ^n(i)fe&. 
 
 Billow, bil'lo, (bmi. bolge; \djw. 
 bolja) «. 1. bie grcge SDefle, SBoge (nii| 
 betn yjittu). 2. ^ bie ^t'Ut niif ben 5liifycn. 
 
 Billow-beaten, ^ iuP(icngepeitfri)r. 
 
 Billo^v, V. n. f(t)mcten, nuffrfjmeffeii, 
 mifivogeii, fief) niift()urnieii (luie bie 2Be(len). 
 
 Billovi^y, bil'loc. adj. luDflig, iuo< 
 genb, netf;iiviiit, niifgcfrf)mofIen. 
 
 Bilobed, bilo'bcd, ^ (f.) nrf/. [gSot] 
 
 Bilobate, bilo'bate.^ }iuei(appi(). 
 
 BiloClllar, bilok'iilur, (tat.) adj. 
 [2.u>r,) juieif(irf)erig. 
 
 BiinanouS, bimi'nus, aat.) adj. 
 [SSjifTenfd^.] jmci()(iiibig. 
 
 Biinedial, bim^'d^al, ciat.) adj. 
 [®eomet.] 6iniebia(. 
 
 Bi medial line, bie S3imebinf(inie. 
 
 Bin, '' fur be u. been. Shak. 
 
 Bin, bin, (nngelf. binn ob. binne) «. 
 ber I)Mjerne ^nflen, 55ef)n(ter, (Bd)rant 
 
 Binacle, bin'nakl, t. [^TOar.] bn6 
 £rnipflgf)iui6d)eu. 
 
 Binary, bi'naie, (Bina'riouit) 
 (Int.) adj. [2lritl).] gejiueit; mit 2tt)eHiiax. 
 
 Binary arithmetic, bie Dinbif. 
 
 Biuate, bi'nite, (.lat.) adj. [SBot.] 
 (jcpnart, jiueijnljfig. 
 
 Bind, (f(()Ott.) [in drinking] as 
 much liquor as one can carry un- 
 der his bander girdle. I am at 
 ■ny bind, I have got my full 
 measure. 
 
 Bind, bind, praet. bound, pp. bound, 
 • bounden, (nngc(f. bindan ; goK). bindan; 
 f(^ro. binda; pcrf. bandan; ()inb. bandna) 
 9. a. I. § binben, jufnmmenbinben (titit ei; 
 nem SSanbe, ©trirfe Dbet anbern biegfnmcn 
 Dingen). 2. umgiirten, eiumitfern, eintjiifleti, 
 oerbinben (juiu. tntt up, nis, to bind up a 
 wound), 3. binben, fcffcin ($anbe u. &uge, 
 flU(f) t). 4. <iM)n(ten, jiirutfl)alten, l;enimen, 
 ^inbcrn, uerf)iubern. 5. binben, ucrbinben, 
 t>cTpi1t(f)tcn (burd) iScri^redjen jo. 6. bin^ 
 ben, gencljmiflen, beiliitigen. 7. [TOeb.] \>tti 
 
 BIO 
 
 llopfen, jtopfen. 8. befe^en, einfnfTen (ein 
 Zudft. 9. binben, einbinben (ein 58ud)). 10. 
 bc|"cf)rngen (ein 9?ab). II. (oft mit out) niie> 
 ttjen , bingen, in SoI)n ne^mcn (Sienftboten). 
 12. binben, ^nrt, feft niad)en. 13. fefl ober 
 gcmig tnncf)en; nbfrf)riegen (einen ^nnbel). 
 
 To bind one's self, fid) Ufrbinbcu , firf) 
 t'crbinblirf) ober nnfjeifdjig tnnrfjen. I will be 
 bound, tc^ mflc^e tnirf) anl)eifc{)ig. Wind- 
 bound, bur4 n'ibtige aBinbe iin $iifen ju-- 
 n'lcfge^nlten (v. ©c^iffeu). To - one's self 
 to a wife, 1. fid) nn eine ^rnu binben. 2. 
 firf) mit einer Jfnu ijcrbinben. To - any one 
 apprentice, ©inen nl5 Scfjriing nuffcingen. 
 To - in , ^inbern befrfjrmifen (in ortl. 5?in-. 
 fic^t). To - over, uerpflid)tcn uor (Seridjt 
 ju erfc^einen, jitircn laffen. To - np, l. 
 oerbinben (eine 2Bunbe, aud) i). 2. ein; 
 fd)rnnfen. 
 
 Bind, V. n. 1. f)art, biri^t, fteif luer; 
 ben (D. Ilpn, teig :c.). 2. CTOeb.] veriic-. 
 pfen, eine 2?erflppfung uerurindjen. 3. bin= 
 bcnb fein (n)ie ®efe^e), eine ucrbinbenbe 
 £rnft fjaben. 
 
 Bind, *. 1. bie^rpfenrnnfe. 2. [Wm.] 
 ber iier(;iirtete Xt)on mit (S-ifcnojryb uerfc^t. 
 
 B i n d - w e e d, [Sdct.] bie TOinbe .Black -, 
 bie ©ticfmurj. 
 
 Binder, bind'ur, «. I. § Oemnnb, 
 ber binbet; j. SE. a) ber SSucfjbinbcr; b) ber 
 0)nrbenbinber. 2. etiuaS SSinbenbeg, j. !8. 
 t)<i6 'danii, bie ©inbe, bnslnu 2c. 3. [«)Keb.] 
 t^ixi 23crftopfung5mitte[. [berei. 
 
 Bindery, bind'ure, ». bie 93urf)bin= 
 
 Binding*, bin'ding, adj. binbenb, 
 uerbinblic^, oerbinbenb. 
 
 Binding-, *. l. bie 95inbe (uni ben 
 itopf ic). 2. ber G-inbonb (einee SSiudjS). 3. 
 bii« SSnnb, bie 93efe^ung, (JinfnfTung (be« 
 Iu(f)e5). 4. ber 25erbnnb. 5. ['Sed)tt.] bnS 
 58inben ber ^lingen. 
 
 Binding joists, [Slrc^it.] bie Querbnl; 
 fen, rcorin bie (Sd)tii{\ei ober SEerfjfel ber 
 Ireppc :c. oerjnpft finb. [fjnufen. 
 
 Bing-, (fd)Dtt.) ein itprn«, ^tnrroffel. 
 
 Bing-, bing, «. [Xec^nul.] ber jum 
 9Iu«trocfnen ju|Viinnienflemorfene airmin^nus 
 ^nufcn. 
 
 Binic, \ 
 
 Bike , > ((d)Dtt.) ein iBifber SSfenenflorf. 
 
 Byke,) 
 
 Binna, (fc^ott.) be not. 
 
 Biun,^ (f(^ott.) ein ^nufen ungebrps 
 
 Bing-,5 fc^cnen ^omi. 
 
 Binocle, bin'nokl, (Int.) ». bieDppj 
 prIfiTuri!>()re ; Dpppefrprgnctte, bn« Dpppeh 
 perfpeftiu. 
 
 BinOfllular, binok'ulur, ((nt.) adj. 
 1. jiueinugig. 2. fiir beibe 9Iugen biencnb, 
 J. 25. - telescope, bie DcppclfiTurol^re. 
 
 Binomial, bino'meal, (Int.) adj. 
 [9Ilgfbr.] binomifc^). 
 
 Binomial root, bie biupmifc^e S33ur}el. 
 
 Binomial, «. [^Igebr.] bie bino; 
 mifc^e (55ro^e. [adj. jiueinnmig. 
 
 Binominons, binnm'enus, (Int.) 
 
 BinotonOUS, binot'6nus, (I.) adj. 
 jivfiri^Miig. [Sipgrnpf), £cben«be)"d)reibcr. 
 
 Biog-raplier, bing'graiur, «. ber 
 
 Biographic, blograi'ik, ( 
 
 Biographical, biugraf'ckal, ) 
 adj. bipflrnpljif£^>. 
 
 BIR 
 
 Biog-raphy, biog'grafe, «. bie Ce. 
 ben5bercf)rci6ung, 25iogrnpl)ic. 
 
 Biparous, inp'pa.iis, (int.) a<y. 
 jnjet Oungc nuf einmni gebnrenb. 
 
 Bipartible, l)ipar'tebl,^ad;. [gSpt.] 
 
 Bipartile, bip'panfl, ^ jn>ei< 
 tljrilbar. 
 
 Bipartite, bip'partJie, (fnt.) adj 
 1. jwei ribereintlimnienbe Iljrile l)nbenfc 
 gleirf)lflutenb (v. ®d)rifrcn). 2. [iBot.] jroei' 
 tljeilig. 
 
 Bipartition, biplitfsh'un, Hat.} 
 s. bnS lijeitm in jiuci gleirf)e Zfjeiie. 
 
 Biped, bi'pld, (Int.) *. bn« jroei. 
 fiifjigc Ifjier. 
 
 Bipedal, bJp'pedal, (tat.) adj. 1. 
 jiveifiiMig. 2. jiuei g-ufj in ber Cnuge Ijnbenb, 
 jmei 5uf5 Inng, jmeifiifiig. 
 
 Bipeunate, bipenniite, (nud) Bi- 
 pen'nated) adj. 1. jujeifTilgflig. 2. [33ot,] 
 boppcltgeficbcrt. 
 
 Bipetalous, bipet'lalus, (Int.) a<#. 
 [25pt.) jmei SBlumenbiiittcr fjnbenb. 
 
 Bipennatifid, hipen'natefid.) 
 
 Bipiunatififl, hipin'natedd, \ 
 adj. [©pt.] bppprlljnibgtfiebcrt. 
 
 Biqitadrate, bkw^'drite, ^ 
 
 Biquadratic, bikwadiat'lk,^ *' 
 [ailgftr.l bns 33i»iurtbrnt. -adj. Biqua> 
 d ratic, biiiuiibrntifd). 
 
 Biquintile, bikwin'til, (tat.) », 
 [9l|lrpn.J ber 3ii'eifiiiifrcircbeiu. 
 
 Biradiate, bna'dcate, ■ ^ (lat.) 
 
 Biradiated, bira'deated,^ adj. 
 ['lOiffenfrf).] juiciflrnl;!ig. 
 
 Birch, buitsh, (nngeJf. birce; bSn. 
 birk) s. 1. [58pt.] bie 58irfe. 2. bai SBirfen* 
 rei6, bie birfcnc 9{utf)e. 
 
 Birch-oil, ber SBiri?entl)ecr. —-tree, 
 ber SBirfenbnum; pi. ber SBirfeniunlb. — 
 wine, ber ^irfenfnft. —of Jamaica, bie 
 'il3i|lnjie. 
 
 Birch, ) , I „ , ,. -: „ 
 
 Birchen,r"' *"•'"' '"^■'•^"^^'="- 
 
 Birch broom, ber 58irfenbefen, — . 
 rod, bie Sirfenrutfje. 
 
 Bird, burd, (nngelf. bird Pb. bridd) 
 «. 1 i bnS ^ixt)nd)t\\. 2. ber 95pgel. 
 
 Bird of game, ber 5<igbf<llf. Migratory 
 -, ber 3ligi">gcl- An unlucky bird, ein 
 llngli'icfsppgel, Unglurte-bPtc. Newgate--, 
 ber 0)nlgcnfd)H)engeI, (anigeiiupgcl. - of 
 paradise, ber 'ipnrnbiegi>pgel. 
 
 Prov. To hit the — in the eye, ben rcf^s 
 ten ^ted trejfen. Fine feathers make fine 
 birds, ^leiber mnd)cn Seute. To kill iwo 
 birds witli one stone, mit eiliem ©tciu 
 jiuei aoiirfe tl;un. 
 
 Bird -bolt, ber SBpgelboljeu. --cage, 
 ber 25pgelbnucr. —-call, bie Spcfpfeife. -- 
 catcher, ber 93pgelfnngcr, 25pgcl|lcfler. — - 
 catching, ber S5pgelfniig. --cherry ob. 
 — 's -cherry, bie 95pgelfir|\^)e. —-eye ob. 
 -'i-eye, 1. [ Wnl. 1 a) bie SBi^gcIperfpef" 
 tiue. b) nl* adj. in gernber Cinie ob. dU<fyf 
 tung gefeljen. 2. [SSot.] a) bie ®rf)luf|'elblume. 
 b) tai Slboni^rp^djen. --eyed, fd)iief!bli» 
 (fenb, fd)ne(I. --like, opgclnrtig , cinctn 
 9Spgrl nl)nlic^. --lime, ber aSogefleim. -- 
 limed, mit SSpgefleini beflrei(t)cn. --man, 
 ber 25pgelfnngcr. --pepper, (58pt.] tn 
 ajpgclpfcffer. — seller, in 9Joflel!;niibl«f 
 
FAte. f 'ir. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine, fin IS6, move, n6r. got, 6il. cl6(ul. Ti'ibe, tub, ffill. t//in, TFIis. 95 
 
 BIR 
 
 Bird'i-foot, [fdot.] bft Spflcfftig. -'s- 
 foot-trefoil, [SSot.] ber ©teinftee. -'s- 
 oest, 1. t)a« SBugetneil. 2. [<Bot.] 6n6 95o-. 
 flfiiitft. 3. [(Eljinn] bn« (eg6are) 95oge(neil. 
 --» tares, [^t] bit SBogelmirfe. -'s- 
 tongue, [Sot.] bie 95o(jefjiinge, bn« SJJejji 
 jjra*. — wuted, o IjiriiloS. 
 
 Dirdf ». o. (2J&oel) fangcn. Shak. - 
 V. n. 25biicl fangen. [BogeliWler. 
 
 liirdeFf burd'ur, «. bet SJuoelfanger, 
 
 Dir<liiig'« burd'iiig, «. bad 9$u(ie(: 
 (ifllcii, ber iJJogelfniifl. 
 
 Birding-piece, bie 9^0()e(|linte. — 
 pouch, bie Oiigbtafc^e. 
 
 Bireiiie, bireme, ((at.) «. [^«r.] 
 bfls St^iff mi' Jiwei DiuPerbnnfen. 
 
 Rirt^iiniler, (. Bergander. 
 
 BirllUlllbuidalf btrumboid'al. 
 udj. [-Mfiiier.ila.J bv[>i)eMi]t\(i)obin\)itttd\Q. 
 
 Dirk, iiCbott.) bie SJirfe. 
 Birlten - sliaw, } .^^ 
 
 Birclten-^voud sliatv,^ '^ 
 
 • « lu al I wo o d. 
 
 Birkeiif bur'kn, (u. blrsh) v. a. 
 
 • mit fiiirr ©irfenriitlje ft^logen. 
 
 Birliief ifdfett.) a clever fellow. 
 
 Mtirliugj d'rtjott.) drinking; ad- 
 oiiniatering liquor; aili^ making a 
 grumbling noise like a hand lu ill 
 in motion. 
 
 Blriy-inan, ((d^ott.) the petty 
 
 • ffieer of a burgh of barony. 
 
 Birr, (fdyottt) noi«e; vehemence; 
 
 • t i ni u I a t e. 
 
 Dirriuif, (fd;i>(t.) the noise of 
 partridges etc. when they spring. 
 
 B'irse, (fd)Ott. > bristles. Set 
 up llis birMe, roused him to his 
 nettle. 
 
 Birostrate, hdos'trite, } ((at.) 
 
 Birofttrated, btlusirated.^ udj. 
 iweirctjiial'flig. [biitte (f. Turbo t). 
 
 Birt, bilit, «. [Ort)tl)i)oLj bie (£tein: 
 
 Birtil, beit/i, (Oligcir. byrd, beorlh; 
 Ir. beirihe) «. 1. bif Okbiirt (bai ®ebore:w 
 B>crbcii), (gciuoljiil. mir pimi -OTeiifiteii) ; (bci 
 Ihicreii) bie Zrad)t , let 2Dur/. 2. bie &t: 
 iMirt, -Hbtunft, >Jll'|lammuiig (i<on ^ffjer iinb 
 mercrer, uft a&er Don abligcr utib e(jreiu>ol 
 l^r Webiirt). 3. (ba6 ©ebprne, ^eri'orge 
 bnVdjte ill! ?lUgem.) bie fflcbiirt. 4. bie Ok 
 biirt ioai fflcbiiren, i5)iri<Drbringen). 5. bie 
 grucftt, ba6 Grjcugniy (u. ^fliinjen). C. ber 
 HnVrung, ainfnng, bie (S-iit|lcljuiig (eiiici- 
 Sicid)*). 7. f. Berth, [-JKar.] a) ber jiim 
 i£d)iueiifen eined ©djiffe* erforberlidje 9{iitmi, 
 Cv't'lraum. b> ber ^Jlnferplai;. c) bie Aajiite, 
 Ber SSerfd^lag (eiii abgefonberter diaum bt6 
 6<l)iffe5>. 
 
 New-birth, [1()cpl.| bie 2Bieberge6iirt. 
 An unnatural -, cine ■OJiipge&iirt. To have 
 two at a -, 3iui(iiii,je gct>aren (u. Il;ieren), 
 jmei Ouxfl^ tuerfen. To give - to .., bie 
 Giirilcljiing eiiier ©ndje i>crnn(iiiTctt, ber llr: 
 fprmig eiiier S>a<i)t (tin. To taiie a good -, 
 [■Mfflr.) nu eiiier giiten iStede Qliifer mcrfiii. 
 Prov. Birth is much, but breeding is 
 more, eriicljiiiig gcl)t iiber 9?atiir. 
 
 Birth- day, 1. ber OJcbiirt^tag. 2. (bcfs 
 ff I )al)rlid)e JJcicr) baf WiburtSfcil. - - 
 doni, baA (i}clMirrtrcd)t, GrOe. Sh»k. -- 
 ■ ight, 1. tie 6}fl'iirr^imd)t. 2. bie )at)tii<i)t 
 
 iilT 
 
 5«ter ber®e6iirtsnad)t. Birth-place, ber 
 ©efcurteort, bie^cimatf). --right, ba5®C! 
 burt^red)t. —-song, bns ©ebiirrflicb. -- 
 strangled, in ber ®ebnrt erfticft. Shak. 
 
 worf, [93ot.] bie Oflcrliijci. 
 
 Biscay, bfska', *. [®ecgr.] S8iiJfni)a. 
 
 Bisa, i s. tint ^i'lnit in ^^egu (tin: 
 
 Biza, ^ gcfrtl)r = V2 Dufat); M\tt) 
 cin ®eivirf)t. [cferplnijdjen. 
 
 BiKCotin, bis'kiiin, (fi:.) s. ba6 3»> 
 
 Biscuit, bis'kit, (fr.) t. I. ['77?nr.] 
 ber ©djiffSiiuiebiirf. 2. ba« 5»i?fiiit, 3iiffer> 
 brcb. 3. bn& ^i^Piiit, inattnvci^e ^orjcl; 
 (nn; [Jaijenccfabr.] ba« unglafirte ®efd)irr. 
 
 Bisect, bisekt', (Iflt) »• «• [®ci»n-l 
 injmei iljeilet^eilen, biirc^fc^neiben, fjnibiren. 
 
 Bisection, bjsek'shun, ( lat. ) «■ 
 [®eom.] bie 3i«i'it()filii"g» .S»a(birung, l^ei; 
 lung in jmei gicic^e Jfjiile. 
 
 Biseg'iiieut, bislg'mlnt, «. ber 
 eine tijeil einer IjaUnrten Cinie. 
 
 Bisexous, blsek'sus, (lat.) adj. 
 jroitterartig. 
 
 Bishop, hish'up, (gr. , nnged*. bis- 
 cop, bisceop)*. 1. bet 55i|"d)of. 2. l(B<i)ad)ip.] 
 ^er Saufer. 3. ber ^ifdjof (ein au& SHJein «. 
 bcrciteteS ®ctrmif). 
 
 Bis hop-like, 1. einem ^i\'d)Dft ai)n: 
 lid). 2. bifd)oflid). -'s-weed, [23i)t.] bie 
 »2lmniei. -s'-wort, [95ot.J bet fc^iuarje 
 ^iitnnifl. 
 
 Bisiiop, V- a. 1. (Irmefn, elnfcgnen, 
 jnm !8ird)of tiniueif)en. 2. [3?DHf)nnbl.] (ein 
 aitci SpfcrP) buxd) bai JBreniicn ber S'lf)"^ 
 uerjiingfn. 
 
 Bisiiopric, bish'upr'k, «. 1. bai 
 a3i5rt)uni. 2. |i bui Sliut eine6 geiillic^en 
 ScljrerS 11. 9liitTeher«. 
 
 Bisli, I bisk, (fc-) »■ 1- Me ^rnft^ 
 
 Bisque,^ I'lippe. 2. [!8aII|>.] fiinf> 
 jehn uorau«, ber S5«au«. 
 
 0iNiiet, f. Biscuit. 
 
 Ilisiiiittii, bu'mut/i, (V. betitfd).) I- 
 ['TCinernlg.) ber 2Di«inuti). 
 
 BiMiiiutltai, bu'mut/tal, adj. SSiii: 
 miitl) entijaitenb, au« 'iHJiSinutl) be|lef)cnb. 
 
 BisillUtiliC, bh'mlit/iik, adj. ium 
 
 ajiC'nuitlj geljorig. [nuitljiniire. 
 
 Bismuthic acid, [CEfjcni.] bie SEig: 
 
 Bison, bls'un, (gr.) «. ISi'oI.] ber 
 2)i|Vii, 5Inrrod)«. [©djnltj.iijr. 
 
 Bissextile, bisslkstil, (lat.) s. bi\i 
 
 Bissextile, adj. eingefdjaltct, @c^alt 
 . . .; - year, brt6 (Sd)«ltja()r. 
 
 Bisson, bis'sun, (angclf. bisen) udj. 
 t blinb. Shak. 
 
 Bister, bls'iur, (ft.) «• [^Jfal.] bai, 
 gjiifibraun, ber 93i(ler. [giarrenuurj. 
 
 Bistort, bis'tort, (lat.) »■ [93ot.] bie 
 
 Bistoury, bfs'ture, (fr.) ». [(?(}ir.) 
 tai aijliiri, ©djiiittnifffer. 
 
 Bisuicons, bisul'kus, (into adj 
 [■yirtturg.l jiueil)iirig, mit go'Valtencnillnuen. 
 
 Bisulpliuret, bisul'furet, ((at.) s. 
 [CEfjem.] boppi'lt i"d>ii)efe(l)altige« Wetafl. 
 
 Bit , (|'d)l''tt.) crisis, nick oftime 
 ia\i&i aid diniin grbr.). Bit burn, a 
 small rivulet. Bit laSMOCk, little 
 girl. [Ofcirf.] bai (iJrbie, bie ©range. 
 
 Bit, bit, (aiig'.'ir. bilol, gehaete) s. 
 
 To dr.iw -, aOjaumen. To bite on the 
 -, 1 I'Jieitf.] bie ©range faiigrn. 2. 1 oiif ; 
 
 BIT 
 
 reifjen (u. ^ferben). 3. f fcinen Merget per» 
 Ocifjen. 
 
 Bit, V. a. 1. f9?eirf.] jaiimcn, auftfiu* 
 men. 2. [«Dtar.] to - a cable. ba» Xa\x ura 
 bie 2.iatinfldl)ol3er fdjiingen, f. Bitt. 
 
 Bit, praet. u. pp. V. Bite. 
 
 Bit, (ongelf. bita) ». l. ber 95iffen, 
 (ein •'Hfunbuon, bai ©tiicf). 2. 1 ba SifTen, 
 bai ©tiicfc^en (uoii irgenb ciiicr ©iibftanji. 
 3. 1 bai 93i6d)en; not a-, fcin 25idd)i'n, 
 nnt fein i?(iar. 4. eine fteine ^^Kiiiijc in 2De|l» 
 inbien. 5. bie ©pi^e einefi Ivaubcnbol^rerd. 
 6. I'War.] a) bie SJauinnnbci. b) pi. bit 
 SatingSljBljer. 7. berSart cined ©d)luffel«. 
 3. He is not a — wiser or better. W'EBSTEik 
 
 Adani's-bit, [9liiat.] ber 9lbani«apfe(. 
 
 Bitch, bitsh, (angclf. bicca, bicce, 
 bice; ban. bikke) *. I. bai 2Bei('d)en aflet 
 jnm §unbegefd)Iec^re gctj&rigcn il)iere, bie 
 ipiinbinn, 95eije. 2. 1 (ein Sd)inipfname fiit 
 5rnuen) bie 'WeOe, §iire, bai 9la5. 
 
 Bitch-wolf, eine SIBoIfinn. Proud -, 
 bie laufige i^unbinn. Son of a -, i ein 
 nid)t«murbiget ^etl. [binn i(l laiifig. 
 
 The - goes, [SBaibinanndfpr.] bie .^iin. 
 
 Bite, bhe, praet. hit; pp. bit u. bit- 
 ten; (angelf. bitan; |'d)iu. biia; ban. bider) 
 V. a. 1. beigen (mit ben3'i()"f"/ luic^unbe, 
 eine ©c^langc ic.). 2. f beipen , fd)merjcn, 
 brennen (ipie bie ^cilte , ber O?orbi»inb). 3. 
 bcigen, brennen (luie ^;j5fiffer :c.). 4. ± beigen, 
 (f)art, fpottii'd), farfailifd) bef)anbelnin©d)rif» 
 ten), franfen. 5. (tcdjen, frf)neiben, ueripnn* 
 ben (i»ie eine ©irfjel, ein ©abel). Shak. 6. 
 1 perle^cn, jcriliiren. 7. o bctrilgen , anfii()« 
 ten, i ilbcr'* D^r ^anen. Pope. 8. [^TKat.] 
 greifen , faffen (roie bet ©c^nabel be* 9Infet* 
 ben aSobeo). 
 
 To bite the thumb at, gegen ^emanben 
 ben Daumen beigen (a\i 3eid)e"n ber 25c(eibi« 
 gung). Shak. To — on the bridle, pict 
 Knnimer u. 9?otl) anSfle^en. To - one's 
 nails, an ben STagetn nagcn. To - off, ab* 
 beigcn. To - at, anbeigen. 
 
 Bite, ». 1. ba« 93ti0cn, ber 5Sif5 (be« 
 If)iere). 2. bet 93if3 (bie 5H5nnbe). 3. ba* 
 >Unbei(jen (bet %i\<t)t beim 9ingeln); (au^) 
 &ct iiBbet. 4. (bai abgebiffene ©ruct) ein 
 -StunbPoK, bet SBijJen. 5. o bet ^niff, S8e« 
 rnig. 6. o ber 58etrilger. 
 
 Biter, lu'tur, s. 1. ber SBeiger. 2. ber 
 anbeipenbe gifd). 3. o bn SSetn'igcr. 
 
 Biternate, biter'nsiie, (lat.) o/^. 
 [58ot.] boppelt brcirljfilig. 
 
 Biting-, bi'tiiig. adj. bei^ettl), fd^Atf, 
 itreiig, farfnilifd), fari)i-ifd). -adv. Bi'ting- 
 ly, fati)ri|'d), belgenN 
 
 Bitless, bii'ie.1, adj. feui ©ebi^, 
 fiinen 3aum l^abenb. 
 
 Bitmoutli, bft'niuiiiA, (bit unb 
 mouth) *. [9{eitf.] bai Webig. 
 
 Bitt, bit, V. a. [max.] urn bie 95fl« 
 tiii(^()i'lier fd)(ingcn (bai ^nbe!tan>. 
 
 Bittacle, bittakl, *. [^Wat.] bfl« 
 i?rmu.a(5l)and(^cn. 
 
 Bitten, bil'tn, pp. v. Bite. 
 
 Bitter, bit'tur, (angclf. biter; fc^io. 
 ban. bitter) adj. 1. ? bitter (p. ®ffd)marf, 
 mie SDcrmiirl)). 2. l a) birter, ipi"irl)enb, 
 nraiifnni (JJeinbfdjafr '.0. b) birfrt, bittef» 
 bofi, biife, erbittcrr, farfaflifd). c) bitter, 
 l)C|tig, fd)tiier}ciib , bveniien5 tKalte ic). d) 
 
90 Fate, far? fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nAr, got, 6il. rl6iMl. Ti'ibp„lub, full, (//in, TFIis, 
 
 BIT 
 
 utter, fraiirig , certricgfirf) , f)cr6 , ^art (fflet 
 ft^tcf K.). e) bitter., emiffjaft, f)cftig, ernft 
 (Singe K.). f) rau^, tlreiig, unfmiublid) 
 (^Setter zc). g) frnnfeiift, fc^merj^nft. h) 6cj 
 triibt, trnurig. 
 
 Bitter-cold, bUterfntt, — wrtither, 
 fine 6etgenbe ^aJte. A - child, ein wibev-. 
 fprtnfligeS ^inb. 
 
 Bitter- apple, —-gourd, [93l)t.] bie 
 fioloquinte. — salt, ba6 ^Sittetfalj. -• 
 sweet, [35ot.] bag SBitterfup. —-vetch, 
 [35ot.] bie 9?i'f;ii)irfe. --wort, ber gd&c 
 Gnjmn. 
 
 Bitter, *. l. t>n6 25ittere, ehunS 93it> 
 terc6. 2. [■O^fiir.] --end, bns uni bie ^h 
 ttiigSf)B(jer gelcgte Sliifevrnii. 
 
 Bitter, v. a. ['TOiir.J To- the cable, 
 bflg iHirftrtnti tim bieCitriiigijljDljBr fdjliiigeii. 
 
 Bitterisit, bit'tuiish, adj. bittcrltcf), 
 etmcii bitter. [bafi 23itterlicf)e. 
 
 Bitter islmeSS, bit'turUhnes, t. 
 
 Bitterly, bft'turle, adv. 1. ^ bitter. 
 2. ± bittcrlirf). 
 
 Bittern, b't'tum, (fr. butor) «. 
 [Drnitt)c>I.] bie D{ol)rbommef. 
 
 Brown bittern, bet fctiiune 9(Jeif)er. 
 Small -, ber gn'iiie 'rJtadjtrabe. [Sole. 
 
 Bittern, *. [(SaUw.] bie bittere 
 
 Bitterness, bft'tiirnes, «. l. bie 
 ©itterfeit. 2. i a) bie a3itterfcit, 5?eftigFeit 
 (bet j5einbrd)aft, bc^ QitoUi jc). b) bie 
 ©rnuinniteir, ^nrte. c) bie SSoUljeit. d) bcr 
 ©ram. [SBrnniitiueiii, 33itteriiiein. 
 
 Bitter.s, bit'tur^, *. pi. ber bittere 
 
 Bittock, (fc^Utt.) a little bit; a 
 
 short distance. (Ock tvirb ali dim in. 
 
 ()ebrniid)t). 
 
 Bittour, ) ,j„^2 f „.,. 
 •__... > bit'tur, f. Bittern. 
 
 Bittor, 5 
 
 Bitts, bits, s.pl. ['yjinr.] bie!8ating«> 
 ^Sljer. 
 
 Bitumen, bit'umen ob. betu'men, 
 (Int.; s. [®eei.] ba& &rb()nrj, (5-tbped). 
 
 Bitiiniinate, bciu'menate, v. a. 
 [(E()ent.] niit ©rb^nrj rtftiuniigern. 
 
 BituniiniferoHS, betumenif- 
 flrus, (u. Int. fero) adj. (Jrb()nrj l)en>ori 
 Sl'lttflenb, erbpet^fjnltig. 
 
 Bifnuiinize, bit'umeni/.e, 17. a. 
 [Gf)ein.] ju dtbbari mnc^en, in ©rbf)nri 
 uermniibfdi, bninit fc^iofinrjcrn. 
 
 Bituminous, betii'm^nus, adj. 
 crbljnrjig, bttiiniiiiij5. 
 
 Bivalve, bi'valv, ((at.)». [TTntiirfj.] 
 bn«a)ucirrf)n(ige J()icr, bie jii)cif(f)n(ige^TOuf4>e(; 
 [53ot.] bnS jiueiflnppige ©niiiriigefjniire. 
 
 Bivalve, bi'valv, j 
 
 Bivalvuiar, bival'vular, \ "^. 
 
 BivalvOUS, bjval'vus, J " ■'• 
 I-lRntHrg.] jiucii'rfjnlig ; [Sot.] jmeiffnppig, 
 jioeird)nItg. 
 
 Bivaulted, btvlwi'tld, adj. jiuei* 
 bogig, jiBei ®eiuoI6e f)nf)eiib. 
 
 Biventral, bivent'ral, liat.y adj. 
 [(Ehir.] ji»eibaii(f)ig OTJiiiSfefn). 
 
 Bivious, biv'cus, ((nt.) adj. jroeii 
 nwgig, jmei 323cge fiiljreiib ob. ^nbeiib. 
 
 Bivouac, bi'vak, (niicf) Biovac). 
 (fr. 2D.) «. [■•Wilit.] bie !8cimnrf)c, gclbiinrfjr; 
 mnc^e; bn6 Sbimninf, gelbnnd^rlnger. To raise 
 the -, bie 5flf"<'d)fii"T<)f niifl)fbeii. 
 
 Bivouac, V. n. bciivncf^eii, biuoiinfiren. 
 
 BLA 
 
 Bizantine, ) b'z'anttne, (gr.>«. I. 
 
 Byzantine,) ber ajiiniuiiicr (®ulbi 
 itiiinie ooii 15 iJ5|. ©tri.). 
 
 Bizz, Q'(t)Oi:.) a bustle; to buzz. 
 
 Blab, blab, (ir. clubaire. labliraini) 
 V. a. 1. I pfnppeni, nii^fdjiunijen , nufplnu= 
 bern. Dryden. 2. ^ piniibern. Smak. 
 
 Blab, V n. I pinpperii, fctjwniu'ii. Shak. 
 
 Blab, s. ber ©ctjiunfstr, ^iniibercr, 
 ^(nppercr. [2. ucrpfeifea (eineni "ipKrbe.) 
 
 Blabber, biab'bur, t>. ». 1. liigen. 
 
 Blabber, «. ber ©d)i»)ai;er, ^Inp- 
 perer; 2ugiicr. 
 
 Black, blak, (nngelf. blac, blaec) 
 adj. I. f rd)ii)nr,j (buiifel, lid)tlo5). 2. fc^iunrj, 
 bunfel, fcfjiuiirjllrf), fd)iunriOrniiii. 3. i a) 
 biiilcr, nmler, fniier, niiirrifd) (ouni Sslirt). 
 Sh.ak. b) )"(t)iunrj, uerrud)t, nbfrtjeulid), 
 furcf)tcrniD dot? eiiie H;nt>. Ddvden. c) 
 fc^iunrj, ungliictiic^, trnurig. d) ffjjiunrj, 
 ge()eiuini0uoll (luie bie fdjmnrje £iinil;. 4. 
 fdjiunrj (uoui aEil&pret). 
 
 To make black, fcfjiunrj ninc^en, fdfwar-. 
 ien. 2. i nnfc^iunrien, ueruiiglimpfeii. To 
 color — leather for uiourning, [ied)lloI.) 
 Sebet |'d)mnrj nufrniif)en. To beat — and 
 blue, brniin u. binu fct^lngen. 
 
 Black-act, ba6 eiigl. Oiefe^ gcgen bie 
 2Dilbbiebe. --amber, [9?ntiirg.] ber &\v. 
 gnt. --ball, 1, bie ©d>ii()|'c^iunrje, <S<i)»iy- 
 luirf^fe. 2. bie fc^iunrje j?ugef (beim ©tim; 
 men). — ball, v. a. burd) frtjiunrie ivugelii 
 uerroerfen (beini SSnUctiren). --balled, 
 burd)gcfn(leii (bei eiiier 2Cnf)(). --bar, 
 [3{ed)t«ipr.] eiii ©inmnnb, t>tr ben iilngfr 
 nijtljigt, ben Drt ber Uebertretiing nndjjir; 
 weifcn. —-berry, [!8ot.] bie SBronibeere. 
 --berry-bush, bie Sronibeer|lnube. — - 
 berried, adj. f<t)m(irie iSeeren rrngcnb; 
 --heath, [ S8ot, ] bn^ ijMd)6frniit. -- 
 bird, [£)rnit(;oI.] bie 2lnifel. — book, 1. 
 1 bai fd)«)nrje 9{egi|ler ob. 93iid). 2. bie S8e= 
 fd)reibiing ber engl. 5pofl)n(riin!i ^u ben 3^'i= 
 ten ^einridjS II. (oonGervais oon Tilbury). 
 3. ba& iibcr bie 3aiiberet, |'d)aHir.je Sunil 
 f)nnbclnbc ^ud). 4. eine uon ben 3nrpeftoriMi 
 ber Sli3|ler unter ^eiiirid) VIU. iiber bie in 
 benfelbcn uorfndenbeii ©rniicl uertnilte ©d^rift. 
 --browed, 1. fdjiunrje 'iliigcubrn linen 
 (jnbcnb. 2. ± brol;enb, ftnilcr. --brown, 
 fd)ii)nrjbrniin. - bryony, [23or.J bie 
 l"d)iunr}e ©ticfiuiiri. --cap, i. [Ornitl).] 
 bnfiSc^iunrjfnppc^en. 2. [itocftf.] Der |d)tunrj 
 gcbrntene atpfcl. --cat, bie rd)n)nrje ixni^e, 
 ber nnierifnnifdje S^'bet. — cattle, bnij 
 i5>ompie^. — chalk, [^)finern(g.l eine©c^ie.- 
 fcrnrt. — -choler, bie ©d)iotruuitI). -- 
 cock, — grous, [DrnitI).] bn^ !yirf(;nf)n. 
 --coat, ber ©c^wnrjrorf, ©ciillidje. 
 — currant, [©ot.] bie Wid)tbfcre. -- 
 eagle, [Ornitl;.] ber brnuue gnlfe. -- 
 earth, bie Bniunierfte. —-eyed, |'d)iunrj: 
 (iugig. — faced, eine ft^ivnribrnune ®c< 
 ^d)ti\cirbe ^nbenb, fc^mnrj&rnun oon Oicfic^t. 
 --forest, ber ©c()ronriiufl(b (in©d))unbcn). 
 --friar, berDominifnnemiPiTtJ). --game, 
 [20nibnifpr.l 1. bn^©d)mnriwilb.2. [Drnitlj.] 
 bn6 25irflju()n. --guard, 6 ber Xvopbube, 
 2umpenfcrl, SiniipenOiinO. — jack, ber 
 Sd)lnud), bie ©d)leiffnnne. --lead, [Wi- 
 nornlg.l bcii Jh-ifiblci. --lead-pencil, 
 ber -Su-iiltfr. - legs, # |>/. cine .Urnnfljeit 
 
 BLA 
 
 unter Sntbern unb ©c^^nfen. Black-letter, 
 ber gotl)t|"d)e S8ud)|lnbe. — leiter-man. j 
 berJ8ud)eriuiirm. --mail, l.berSfniiberfoib, 
 ein &e\d)ent, meld)ei ninn nn Siebcgenofyeu 
 mnd)te, urn uor 9{nubcrn fidjer ,)ii fein. 'L 
 ein in ©etreibe ob. ^leifd) beileljuiiDer 3mi-. 
 --martin, o[C)rnitf).J bie')J?niierrd)a'nil?f. 
 — meat, ba& fd)iunrie(^IGiIbj)-5ii'ird). --ni .. u. 
 day, 1. ber Dilermontng. 2. bcr llngdlcfei: 
 tng, ©c^retfenStng. Shak. --monks, Bie 
 'J3enebiftincrnuMid)e. --moor, ber ^fegev. 
 --mouthed, 1. rd)n.'nrimnu(ig. 2. ± ein 
 lofcg ^Timi t)abenb, gcnicinc 9?ebeii fi'ifjrenb 
 
 — p r i n c e, ber ©d)mnrje (ber leiifel). Shak. 
 
 — pudding, bie S8(utn)nr|l. --rents, pU 
 bie ginfen in gtjntiirnlien. --rod, (b. (>. 
 usher of the - rod>, [GixQi] ein llntcrbenmi 
 ter be5 5po|enbnnborben^. --sea, [Oieogr.] 
 bai fd)H)nrje 'D^eer. --sheep, bnt; iienppen 
 einefi tiirfi)mnnnir(l()en 25off«flniiiineS in •Jlr. 
 meuien. --smith, ber ©roi)rtt)mieb , Spuf' 
 fdjmieb. — »mith's-daughter, ber 
 ©d)li"iffer. — stone, ber aSergtorf. --tail 
 [3d)tf)i)ol.] ber Jtnnlbnrrcf) , 2i<ti0|ifd). - 
 thorn, ber ©d)iunrjborn. - - v i s a g e d 
 ein fdjmnrje^, bu|lere«, bunfeteS fflefidjr ob 
 »Uu«rc(;en l;nbenb. — wadd, [-iWinernlg.) 
 bng ©djiunrjmnnganerj. --work, baa uon 
 fflrobfd)niieben oernrbeitete ©ifen, bie (5)rob« 
 rd)tniebnrbcit. 
 
 Black, * I. bni;©(f)n)nrj, bie fdjuKir^e 
 SJnrbe, ©djiunrjc. 2. bcr Jletfen. 3. ber 
 *)Kol;r, ^feger, ©djmnrje. 4. bie frfjiunrie 
 ^leibuitg, Irnuerfleibuiig, irnncr. 5. tAi 
 ©d)iunrae im 'iliige. 6. pi bie iBilbbiebe. 
 
 To have a thing under - aud white 
 Q:t\m& nuf©d)iunri u. aBiip (b.fj. K&riftlid)) 
 t)nbeu. [fd)iunrjen. 2. bcfd^muOen. 
 
 Black , V. a. 1. fcijiunrj madftn, 
 
 Black, adv. 1. fd)iunrj. 2. ± ftniler, 
 biitler, jornig. 
 
 Blackamoor, blak'amore, #. ber 
 ©c^>unrje,'iroo()r,>)reger; s li e--, bie©d)m(irje, 
 ^Btol)rinn, 'Tfcgerinn. [compiexionod. 
 
 Black-avice<i, ()"d)Dtt.) dark- 
 Blacken, blak'kn. (nngelf. blaecau) 
 V. a. 1. fd^mnr^en, rd)m<irj mnd)<n. 2. f 
 fc^jiunrj nindjen, nnfdjmnrjen. 3. oerbnnfein, 
 bemolfen. 4. befd)niu0en, befubein (du(t) 1). 
 1. The importation of slaves thut hac 
 blackened half America. FnAHKi.rw. 
 
 Blacken, v. n. rrfjmnri obcr bniifel 
 lutrben. [ber Qtma6 fd)iunr,it. 
 
 Blackener, biak'kndr, t. (^tner, 
 
 Black-fisIiers,(Oert(. )p o a c h e r « 
 who kill salmon in close time. 
 
 Blacking-, blaking, «. bie ©djuf). 
 rd)iunrje. — ball, bie ©cfjiurirjfngel. 
 
 Blackisli, blak'ish, adj. fd)mnrjli(f<. 
 
 Blackit, (rd)Ott.) blackened. 
 
 Blackly, blak'te, adv. 1. fc^ivflr}. 
 2. f grnglic^. 
 
 Black-nebs, (|'d)ott.)d e m oera t a ; 
 factious discontented revilers. 
 
 Blackness, blak'nis, «. I. b>.t 
 ©djmnrje (bai ©djmnrjfein). 2. bie ftftmnrif 
 (Jnrbe. 3. bie ©djiunrie, Diinfelljeit (ber 
 'Jinc^t). 4. 1 bie3lbfd)eulic^feit, (i}rng-iid)feir, 
 
 Bladapple, blad'appi, «. [Sot.] 
 ber .\tnftn«. 
 
 Bladder, blad'dur, (nngelf. Maedr. 
 blaedra) m. I. bit Slnfe, ipnrnbirtiV <Ber 
 
File, ffir, fall, fat. M*, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6(id. T6be, tub, full. l/i\n, TJJis. 97 
 
 BLA 
 
 mae, bt6 SfKenf^en). 2. bie astafe, SSIntter 
 (auf 6ct ^nut). 3. [fBot.] bit 95lafe. 4. 6ie 
 
 The neckofthe-, ((Ff)ir.] fcerSliU'cnfjnlS. 
 
 Bladder-nut, [^Ot.] ber ^mipcriuigj 
 6<>um. --senna, [2>Dt.] bet 23lnrtnbnuni ; 
 Jointed-podded-, bie itroii : , ilro; 
 ncniuicJe. (fine !&lafe niifiirrdjivodcn. 
 
 Bladdt^red^ Ijlad'diird, adj. wit 
 
 Blndderyv biaddme, adv. finer 
 gsiiife nl)n(irf) ; ©lafcn tntl)altfn6. 
 
 Blade, blade, (anoelf- blaed, bird) t. 
 I. [Sot.] bcr Sttiigel, i5)iilm, ba« <^iilm(t)fii 
 (btfoub. ber 05rftfnrtf n , abn lUid) niibcrer 
 frnutflrtiget 'i^flniuen). 1. bai a3liitt, 3)latt; 
 (l)eii, (bffiMib. im tSfiben u- Oiorbiim.) fcn6 
 '>)lntt be« turfit"tf)en 233f iieiiS. 3. (iui>]l(lflcm. 
 bfr fc^ineibciibe lljeii eiiif6 3n|lrumcnr6> b<\6 
 ©latt, bie «linflc (bcr ©fljie, bc5 Dcflcnfi, 
 «0?eiTer« 20. 4. [ei}ir.l - -bone, - of the 
 »houlder, ob. »boulder--, ba« ®d)Ultfr! 
 bl.itt. 5. ber ®ci"cf( , aJiinA, fieri, fiiuij, 
 SSi^ael. Ramerab, 5Juc<>«. 
 
 Breast--. ['Jlnnt.] bnfi %ru(l6tin. - of 
 aa oar, bie <£(t)iiiifel eine6 9{ubcr«. A pair 
 of blades, bie Oiamiumre , bcr ^aipil. 
 Queer -, ber Ojeupg, itiimerflb. Old -, t 
 till (lU^aclerilter 5"(t)^- * brother of thi- 
 blade, ber €.(i)l>wx, iReiuMniiii|l. 
 
 B I a d e - » ui i t h , ber (£d>ivrrtfener. 
 
 RIade, v. a. init einem )&\aUt ob. 
 eiiurillinae uerfe^eii (eine€nge, ciU'WefTeri. 
 
 To - It, ben 3?ein)nimi|li'n nu(t)eu, ben 
 if)elbfn fpirlrn. 
 
 Blade, v. n. <iitf!'d)ie0en, f(f)o(Ten. 
 
 B laded, blidld. adj. l. bebltitterr, 
 fluf teni 5?iilnie ileljenb (ivie bai fiprn). "i. 
 mit einer itlmfle ob. einem iMatte uerrefjen 
 (bie ©iVfle, ber De(]on). 3. [-TOinernlfl.] iiii« 
 Inncien, fdjmnlen 2Slattern beileljenb. 
 
 Blain, hiine, (ivi. blina) t. l(Si)iT.] 
 I. bie (5-iterMarter , Sciile, ber SdjWiinii, 
 bai 9?(iir(jerc^ii<ur. 2. (ll)iernrjiieif.] eiiie niif 
 berSunflenmiiricI ent(Te()cnbe, oft ba« 'Jltljiiuii 
 nrrrfiiucrenbe ^Infe. 
 
 Blainable, )bii'iuabl, adj. ta. 
 
 Biaineable, ) brll^afi, tabeif u<ertt}, 
 (hnt'biir. -adv. Bln'mably. tobcIf)ilft U". 
 
 BlainableneKM, blA'mabUies, *. 
 bie Inbfln^ivurbiflffit, Striifl'nrfeit. 
 
 Blame, blame, q'c. blamer) v. a. I. 
 tabein, mifjbidigcn. 2. '■' i'eninfl)rfn. Spenseu. 
 
 To - any one for (-f ot ) , (Siiien tilbelll 
 (roeflen). To i>e to -, tnbeln«>uurbi(j, jn 
 tabein fein, tlnrr(f)t tjabtn 
 
 Blame, «. l. ber label, bie OTijJbil: 
 lifliiiin, Sfiifle. 2. (ber JJeMcr) bie Scl)iilb. 
 3. bai 25cr)]i()eii. 4. f ber S(<>abeii, ^att)-- 
 tfjcil, bie 2>fr(ctjiinfj. Spenser. 
 
 Blameful, bliiue'ful, a((/- tabelii$- 
 iverri), (Iroffrtr. 
 
 BlaineleHM, blime'lls. adj. tabtU 
 iDi, unjlratiirf), iintnbill'iifr. -adv. Blame'- 
 le»Rly, im|lr.ifli(^ :c. 
 
 BiameleMfiiieNN, blime'lesnls, t. 
 bit llnu1)nib, Uiitobclljnftiiifeit. Hamhond. 
 
 Blamer, blA'mur, «. ber labier, 
 Sntrlcr. 
 
 Blame-«vortlkineNH , bl&me' 
 wiirTHciics. *. Me larclM^ivrirrinfeit. 
 
 Biamewortliy, blame'wurTHi. 
 aOJ. tabi'liii-U'rirfiii. 
 
 hnyi. ■ drulich. WSrferbueh. I. _ 
 
 BLA 
 
 Blancard, blan'kard, «. [3nb|l.] 
 
 bai $>ianfnrb CJIrt Seiiiivnnb). 
 
 Blancil, blansli. (fr. blanchir) i>. a. 
 
 1. luei^ miidjen, ivei^en; bliMd)en(2einmniib). 
 
 2. i a) bei'djonifleii, beinonrriii. b) iibcrrcljcii, 
 iiberflefjen. 3. idfalcn, nbfrfjalen, niif^iilien, 
 aiisrcbiilen (iUinnbeiii). 4. [■>))?unjiu.] a) 
 lucip jlebcn (bie Wiiiiicn). b) nintt inrtrf)eii. 
 
 [ledjnol.) rein aiard)en (bie Bnrinc ^u 
 Dnrmftiiren). 6. [icc^nol.] oeriinnen ((Ji; 
 feiiplrttten). 
 
 Blancil, V. n. nu«ivei(fien ; "Hwi^ixditt 
 uDrl'rinnen; 'JBinfeljilfle mnd)ni. 
 
 Blancil, > blaiish. (fr.) *. ['Soti-. 
 
 ninnrlie, \ bern.] SBliinfa. 
 
 Blanclier, blan'shur, «. I. bcr 
 ©leid)fr. 2. [fflnrberei] ber WArber (Be* 
 Sd)uiiilleber6). 3. [^^JJfun^m.] ber Sd)r&tlinfl5.- 
 (jluher, aiuffllilfjer, 2i5ci0ficter. 
 
 Blancit-ferm, blannli'-faini. « 
 [5eiib(ilr.]ein(yriiiib|lfi(f, ujnraufein (Sntnb! 
 \\ni in tnnreiii OSclb f)oftct. 
 
 Blancil-liuldin J7 , blanxh'-hol- 
 ding, «. [JJeiibnlr.J ber 55iu5 fine6 (sjriinb' 
 tlilrfesj anf Grbiin^ in bartrcin Oidbe. 
 
 Blanciiim(>ter, biansiiinreti'ir.i. 
 iCljein.] ber 23leid)fiiii|Tcr (^nilniincnt, iini 
 bie bleict»eiibe ^rnft (t)enii|"d)cr 'ipriiviirnte iii 
 mefTeii). Uhe. 
 
 BlanciiillQ-, blan'shiiig, «. bai 
 SSerjiiinen oou GiiViuuaaren (f. Blanch). 
 
 Blanc-maiiifer, blomonje'. (fr. 
 >33.) *• [.tti''(f)f.l bie lueige fflnfU-rtc. [l)olb. 
 
 Bland, bland, (Inf.) ailj.% Miilb, fnnft, 
 
 Blan<lil«*<|iience, \ hiandirok- 
 
 Bliindiloqiiy, S wenxe. 
 
 blandil'i'ikwe, (I.uj #. bie (£(f)meicf)elci, fil^ 
 gen 'ICprte. 
 
 BlandiKll, blan'd'.sh. aat.-) v. a. 
 lifbfnfeii, fnnft bel)nnbeln,&ineiii fd)meid)cln. 
 
 Blaiidi.«ilier, blanMishur, «. ber 
 Vicbfoifiibe, vSrfjiiiciitler. 
 
 Illail(ii«(iliiient, blanMislmilnt. ^ 
 
 Blandishing, blan'duhing, ^ 
 
 ». bie 6d)nicid)elei ; eicbfcfimg . freiinblid)f 
 •J^eljnnbliiiifi, Sreiinblic^feit. 
 
 Blank, blangk, (fr. blanc; ban. 
 blank, \dtwcb. blanck) adj. 1. nti$ , lecr, 
 iinbef(()rifbcM (papier). 2. ? lucip, blnfj (biT 
 -))tpnb). Milton. 3. lueig, blag, bleid) (bie 
 (i)ffi(^t?farbe). 4. t a) I'enuirrt, beitiirjf, be^ 
 f(f)dnit, i>erbliifff. b) reimlo6 (fSerfc jc.). o 
 rein, nanj, I'oflilanbig. 7. [■•TOilit.J leer, oljiie 
 fiiiflcln (uon ^ntroncn). 
 
 Acceptation in -, ($nnbel] bie SIccepta; 
 tipil in bianco ob. in !Slatlfo. A - come- 
 off, i tint elcnbe 9lu6flii(t)t. 
 
 Blanic, «. I. ber ivei^e, leere 'Jiaum 
 (in einem !Biid)e, einer ©cftrift). 2. bai nn-. 
 befrf)riebeiie 'iJJapicr. 3. ba5 papier mit nii5- 
 gcl&fitfer ©rfjrift. 4. bn« gprnuilar. 5. bai 
 <a3cif5e in ber (Sd)ei6e, bai 3ii'l. Shak. 
 6. t± bnfi3ie(.SHAK. 7, [^TOilnjiu.] a) t bcr 
 iOeigpfeimiji (eine e^cmaW in ^ranfreid) 
 (jancjiije fiitpfermunje: blanc) ; b) btv<Sd)xk' 
 linfl. 8. [©pici] a) bie mcige (bilbliifofiarte. 
 b) ber leere<H3iirf (imSCfirfeIn). c) [Jorteric] 
 bie Wete. 9. [i>anbfll t>ai SJInnferr, f. -- 
 bond. 
 
 Point-blank, [illrrifl.l bcrSrfjng eine# 
 Ijorijpnrnf (jerid)tcrfii (i)frrt)iii)c*. The 
 point — range, Pie G"ut|crniin(j ppu bem 
 
 BLA 
 
 ®efd)U^ebi«tflf)in, roc biefiugef jiierflgrnfef. 
 
 Blank -bar, [9{ed)Wrpr.] eine filnge 
 ober e-inrebe, n)e!(f)e ben Jllager n&tfjiiit, 
 ben Drt ber 9?ecf)t6i>er(c$ung nartj^umcifen. 
 Blanki-bond i>ber —-charter. [>pail« 
 bell bie unaufgefiiflte Solliimc^t, bai 25lani 
 tett, ber 25oUmad)tefif)eiii. - -verse, be» 
 reinilofe 25er$. 
 
 To have blank, [©pief] S.avten nfjne 
 33ilber I;abcn. To sit down with a -, fciiie 
 ipoffniingen ucrnic^tct fcljen. 
 
 Blanii, v.a. 1. nii6lord)eii i ucrnicl&fcn, 
 uertilgen, nufl;eben (v. ©cfcneii 20. 2. blag 
 mad)cn, baljer 3. ± befc^flmeii, oerbliiffen, 
 iiteberfc^lagen , oenoirrt jnac^en, mutI;lotf 
 mad)t'n. 
 
 Blanket, blangk'it, (fr.) «. 1. bie 
 grobe, meige, ipodcne SScttberfe. 2. [^^pomol.] 
 bie 9S3ei0birn, SBlaufette. 3. [ii)pograplj.l 
 bie S'ljnntrrlnge. 4. OurtcrMcb.] bcr ©cil>c» 
 lappen. 5. + bie 2BinDe(. 
 
 Blankest, v. a. l. in einer modencn 
 Bectc prcllen. 2. i oufjieI;en (uerfpotten). 3. 
 mit einer luoflenen Decfe bcfcrfcnob. jubecfen. 
 
 Blanketing', biang'Ueting, t. 1. 
 bai ^roflcn (in einer luodenenDccfc). 2. bai 
 3eun ju luodencn Dccfcn. 
 
 Blankly, blangk'le, adv. 1. ipcig; 
 leer. 2. blag; ucnuirrt, bcfdjanit. 
 
 Blare, blire, (bflg. blaren; iri. blor) 
 V. n. 1. t plarrcn, fjcnlin, bn'iden 2. fc^iue* 
 len, nbfd)meljcn (I'om £id)te). Bailey. 
 
 Blare, *■ l. t bai OJeljciil, (yeraiifd). 
 2. [-Wiinjiu.] cinefleine^Mpfiriiiiinie in58erii. 
 
 Bla^CN blase, «. [')}{ann^n.] Silrftu^. 
 
 Blasplieme, bla.^fcnie', (gr.> e. a. 
 I. ((ijott II. ben l)i-il. &ti\l) lailern. 2. (iibei 
 won 3cmanb rcben) lailcrn. 
 
 Blajiplieme, v. n. (SottcSlaflerun* 
 gi-n aii^ilogrn, &m lailttn. 
 
 Blawpliemer, bla^fe'mur, «. ttt 
 (V)otrc61a|lcrfr, 1,'iiilerer. 
 
 BIaKpUem<»ll8, bla.s'femu!,, ai(/. 
 gotrcslajlcrlid). - ado- B I a s'p h e m o u s I y, 
 gotteC'lailcrlid). fte«Iiiftcriing, £a|1cruiig. 
 
 Blaspliemy, blas'feme, s. bie Qiot' 
 
 Bla»st, blast, (angelf. blaest; fc^ipcb. 
 i>last; ban. blaest) ». 1 ber fd)abli(()e, uer« 
 berbltd)e(Jtnflug .iiif''}5fl(injcn iinb lljiere. 2. 
 bie 91nflecfnng, ^e|Tluft, $lage, @euci)t. 3. 
 bcr TOcl)ltl)nii (auf ^flanjen), ^ranb. 4. bet 
 5i3inb|li''e, £luafm, ©djnb. 5. bcr Ion, ©d)nf( 
 (cine* 58la(jinflriimcntfi) , ©tog, ironipctcnj 
 rtog. Shak. 6. bcr bind) tint (ibgrfcftolTene 
 Snnonenfngel pcrnnlagte Snftbvucf, a[l3intt 
 7. ber (|1arfe; Siiftflrom nnS bcm Wnnbe, 
 einem SJInfcbalge 2c. 8. bie f)efrige (S^xpiofioil 
 (pen qjiiluer beim ©paltcn po" ijelfen). 9 
 bie ^jcplofion ber brrnnbarcn Uiift in ®rii» 
 ben. 10. bie (5-ntjiinbnng pom SBlilje, bet 
 ■^li^. 11. bai Oiebiiift in einer ©djmicbi 
 ober 5?utte (in fofcru e^ jum ©djmcl^en (i> 
 ner Sliiftntitat (Frj erforberlit^ ifl, befonb. in 
 >)iprbnm. gebrmid)!ic^). 
 
 Bythe-ofGod, |i burc^ ben Dbem (Sotted. 
 
 6 1 a s t -o i n t ni e n t , bie ^ranbfalbe. 
 
 Bla»«t, V. a. 1. perfengcn, pcrbrcnnen, 
 mclfcn mad)eii (am 2Cnd)^tl)iim I)iiibern). 2. 
 ± a) fd)lagen, planrn, pcrnid)fen. h) oereiteln, 
 pernid)ten, jii ©d)anben madjcii. c) rd)recffn. 
 pcrmirren. Siuk. d) befdjmiycu (^emauod 
 3{iif;. 4. (g-flfcn mit ^ulpeo fprengeii. 
 
OS Fatp.f'ir. faH. fat. Mk. met. Fin«». fin. ]N'6, niovf, n6r. got. 61!. clond. Tnhe, Inb. filFf. i/nii. Tlli*. 
 
 BLA 
 
 To b I a s t a man's credit, ©inen Utii fcinen 
 juten 9fiinien brinflen. 
 
 DIaster, blast'ur, *. ber SScrbcrbcr, 
 Bcrilorer, bns S5erbcr&enbe. [dwHrf. 
 
 01»-!<itie, (fd)Ott.) \. a »hrlvelled 
 
 Mlji^stinjg-, blast'ing, ^t-bieG-):: 
 
 Dla.«tanent, biast'ment, ^ vlofii'"; 
 5lnilccfiiim. ^cflliift, 6er ^pqlljauc^, »ranb, 
 Die SScnViinung. 
 
 Blasting', (Dertr.) puffing and 
 blowing; and) boasting. 
 
 Bla^tit, (frfjPtt.) blasted. 
 
 Blatant, blatant, (U. bleat) adj. f 
 ti'otenb (wie eiit ^M). 
 
 A - writer, ± fin (&(f)riftflf flcr , ber be- 
 (Ifinbid l"(f>i(t u. feift, ber Sunneiibrefdjer. 
 
 Blate, (f(f)Ctt.) bashful, sheep- 
 
 Blatlier, (frfiott.) bladder. [ i s h 
 
 Blatter, blat'tur, (n. bleat) p. ft. eiii 
 finnlDreg ©erniifd) mnrf)cn, bfoten, 6n'i(Ieii. 
 
 Blatterer, blat'turur, «. t &« Im-» 
 tnenbe, to&enbe ^rafjler. Spenser. 
 
 Blaiid, (fd)rtt.) a flat piece of 
 any thing; to slap. 
 
 Bla'tV, (f(f)Ptt.) to blow; to boast. 
 
 Blawart , > (fc^ott.) b 1 u e - b o 1 1- 
 
 Blae-wort, 5 le» cie blaiie 6i)tiiie, 
 ^prnblinne. 
 
 Blaw - in - my - lug:, (Wott.) 
 boastin mine ear, flatterer, pa- 
 rasite. 
 
 Blawins^in one's liig,<rc()ott.) 
 flattering; using circumlocution. 
 
 Blay, bla. *. [Orf)tl)i)i>l.] ^« tkine 
 injeipftfrf), bte 25Iicfc. d'. Bleak.) 
 
 Blaze, blAie, (frfjlUCb. blSsa; bnii. 
 blneser; angelf. blaze) *. I. bif Sliininif, 
 JJncfel. 2. bn« Snberii , Seiicfjten , Sicl)t (ber 
 ' glflmme ic). 3. i (bie lurite ajerbrcitiinii 
 tine« ®cn'irf)t6) ba5 0)eriicl)t, bie ©ngc. 4. 
 ber t'nrm , tumult, aitiflniif, bie iyeiuedima. 
 
 5. [9{eitf.] bie Sl.iJTe (an ber ©rim eineS 
 5Pferbe«). 
 
 Blaze, V. n. 1. frnntmen, (pbern, fnfj 
 
 fein (u. geuer). 2. ? leiidjtcn, fc^iminern. 3. 
 
 1 fcf>iminern. 
 
 2. The third fair morn now blazed upon 
 
 the main. Pope. 
 
 Blaze, V. a. I. meittinb &reit6efannt 
 m<\(i)en, andpofniincn. 2. f [$er(b.] blafo; 
 niren. 3. (buret) 9l6f(f)nlrn ber 9{inbe einen 
 SBrtum) meig jeidjnen, fennttic^ ninc^rn. 
 
 Blazer, bii'xur, «. ber ^ufpouiuner, 
 SBcrbreitcr uonWeruc^tcn. [Ieud)tenb(@terne). 
 
 Blazing^, bla'zing, adj. f;e(I(i(anjenb, 
 
 Blazing-star, ber linnet , 5?nar|tern. 
 
 Blazon, blizn, (jr. blasnnner) r. a. 
 1. [iperlb.] blnfoniren. 2. jicren, ufrrd)iMiern, 
 rerjieren, frtjmucfcn. 3. preifcn, riKjmen, 
 feiern. Shak. 4. nuSppfnunen, lucit u. (>rtit 
 befnnnt tnad)en. 5. nuSfranien , rcfjauftcUen. 
 
 6. fd)ilbcrn (cincn ^arafter ic). 
 Blazon, i. I. [5perlb.] bie !5(afontr> 
 
 funfl, ffiappenfunfl; (b\Mv. wit int grnnj.) 
 ta6 SCnppcn (felbfl). 2. bn5 «!tu«trnmpftcn, 
 <Prcifen, ©d)nui1e(len , Inute Sob, bie Qrt)t> 
 bunfl. 3. bie Dnrilefltni(], SBerfrinbigung. 
 
 Blazoner, biAzc'iiur. «. 1. ber 
 SBIaioniil, happen fen iicr. 2. ber Sperolb. 3. 
 ber 25crungltmpfer, S5ert>rcirer n<id)rl)cili(ifr 
 (»cnid)re. ISlmonirfunfl, ^oppenfunbe. 
 
 Blazonry, biazme. *. [iperlb. J bie 
 
 BLE 
 
 Blea, bie. ». [<8ot.] l. ber ©plint (im 
 
 $inlje). 2. bie i«ei0e 5?ni'el|taiibc. 
 
 Blea-berry, [SSor.] bie '^itfbeere. 
 
 Bleacll, bleetsh, (angelf. blaecan ; 
 fc^iueb. bleca; bnn. bleeger) v. a. blcidjeu 
 (ini '•Jldgent., befonberS aber Ceinmnnb jO. 
 
 Bleach -yard, bie 2>leid)!latte, 33lcid)c. 
 
 Bleach, v. n. bteidjeii, iveig tuerbcn. 
 
 Bleaciier, blee'tsliiir,<.ber35leid)er. 
 
 Bleaciiery, blee'tshtiie, «. bie 
 58lcld)e, ber 231eid)plat!, bie 53lcid)|lntte. 
 
 Bleaclling' , bleet«h'ing, t. i<\i' 
 53ieid)en. 
 
 Bleaching-ground, ber SJleic^pdlij. 
 Second-, (ii3ad)6blci(^e) tuM uiid)niiili!)c 
 35iinbern be* 2i5ad)|cS. 
 
 Bleak, bleke, (angclf. blac, blaec) 
 adj. 1. bleid), blog (tini3?orbani.). 2. cff^n, 
 frei, ber freien Suft nuiSgefci^t; batjer 3. i 
 fait, froilig, rau^, |'d)ncibenb(i'pni>rcinbe:c.). 
 
 Bleak, *. [Od)tl)i)o(.] bie 2>licfe, ber 
 "UJeiefird) (f. Blay). 
 
 Bleakisii, ble'kisli, adj. ttmai 
 bleid), blag, fait ob. froflig. 
 
 Bleakness, bleke'nis, «. 1. bie 
 pffene, freie Sage. 2. 1 bie ^alte, SJrojligfeit. 
 3. bie 23la(Te. 
 
 Bleaky, ble'ki, adj. 1. Htid), blap. 
 2. orfen, frei, ber freien Suft aufgefetjt. 3. i 
 fait, raul), eifig, froftig. 
 
 Blear, bleer, (ban. blaere) adj. I. 
 triabe, bunfel, unniebelt, unijogen d'. Stu: 
 gen). 2. ± f biiiter, bunfcl. 
 
 Blear-eyed, 1. tttefaugig. 2. i buniiu, 
 ciufaltig. — eyes, «. pi. bie Iriefaugen. 
 
 Blear, v a. l. truben, triefenb lua: 
 (^en (bie 'Ungen). 2. i t<iiifd)en. Shar. 
 
 BlearedneSy biee'redoes, t. bie 
 trirfaugigfeit. 
 
 Bleariugr your ee , (rd)ott.) 
 blinding you with flattery. 
 
 Bleat, blete, (anaelf. blaetan) v. n. 
 bl&fen (i>. ©(f)afcn). 
 
 Bleat, t. bai 93(5fen <ber ©d)afe). 
 
 Bleb, bleb, «. bie ^laft, bad SBaffer-. 
 b(atter(^en. [ob. S8latterd)en. 
 
 Blebby, bllb'b^, adj. wH ^(ai'en 
 
 Bled, bled, praet. 11. pp. D. Bleed. 
 
 Bleed, bleed, praet. ll. pp. bled 
 (angelf. bledan) V. n. 1. biHten. 2. bfutcu, 
 eiiicS gewaltfamen 2obe5 ftcrbcn. 3. trupfen, 
 tri'pfcln. 4. bluten, ©aft uerlieren (I'lni ^iu\-- 
 men), anSIaiifcn. 4. ^ur Qtbcr lafftn. 5.6 
 leid)t ©elb ucrtljun. 
 
 My heart bleeds, niein iperj bditet. 
 
 Bleed, v. a. juraiber laiTcn ((f-inem). 
 
 Bleeder, blee'ddr, i. bcr^berlalJer, 
 aiberlaganl)anger. 
 
 Bleeding-, blei'ding, t. 1. bat< ^(u: 
 ten (.an& ber 5iafe ic.). 2 ber 23lufflurj, 
 !8(ntflu0. 3. ia6 9lber<a(Ten, ber Stbcrlag. 4. 
 ba6 ©aftabjieljen (bei »flumen). 
 
 Bleerit, (fct»Ctt.> bleared, sore 
 with rheum. [red an d b li nd. 
 
 Bleert and blin, (rd)orr.) blea- 
 
 Bleeze, ) (fc^ort.) blaze, bla- 
 
 Bleezing, 5 '''xg- 
 
 Bleit, ( biatc. adj. [in ©d)ottf. unb 
 
 Btate, ^ Tiprbcngl.j biobe. 
 
 Kielluin, <rd)prt.) Idle talking 
 fellow. 
 
 Blemish, blem'ish, (arm. blenoi 
 
 BLE 
 
 V. a. 1. orrunftaften, f(f)anben,. entfTeffen. 1L 
 ± bei'c^miljen, oerunndnipfen, oertnuiuben. 
 
 Blemish, *. l. ber 5e()ler, OTangcf, 
 bas (55ebred)en. 2. bie ©d)anbe, ©d)mad>, 
 llnel)re, ber ©d)anbfl:ecf , >)J?nfei. 3. pi. 
 [•iDai^nl^pr.] bieSrud)e (eingcfnicfteSiDeige). 
 
 Biemishless, bleurlshlls, a^f. 
 tabedpi', flerfcnrp«. 
 
 Blemishment, bilm'ishmlnt, «. 
 t bie Uneljre, ©d)mad), ber ©d)itiipf. 
 
 Blench, biensh, V. n. 1. (lu^en, jn» 
 riirtfdjrerfen. 2. abipringen i>imi einer ©adje 
 jur anbern, nnbeilanbig fein; (at) wdAjen 
 (einer <3n<i>e). Shak.. 
 
 Blench, v. a. » (md) Johnson) iicr» 
 
 ()inbern, (abcr beffer) uniuirffam madjcn, 
 brcd)en. Websteh. 
 
 Blench, *. I. baiS©tutjen, 9luffaf)ren, 
 Suriirfmeicfjen. Shak. 2. ta& Qlbipriugen, bie 
 23crirrnng. 
 
 Blencher, bllnsh'ur, #. bag 25fr> 
 eitelnbc, tai, mai i>ereitelt, perntd)tet. 
 
 Blench -holding, blensh'-liil- 
 
 ding , f. B 1 a n c h - h o I d i n g. 
 
 Blend, blind, (i>. Beutfc^.) «. [Wf 
 neralg.] bie 93(cnbe. 
 
 Blend, (angelf. blendiau) ». a. 1. 
 i>ermifd)en , mengen , yerniengen. 2. f P«« 
 unreinigen (buret; 9Scrmifd)iing) baf)er: 3. t 
 a) I'ermirren. b) befferfen, bcrrf)iiiiyen, per. 
 bcrben. 4. " blenben, ucrbienoen. 
 
 Blend, v. n. (wiiio fic^ uermifcften 
 
 fid) I'crbinben, uereinigt ober uerbunben feta 
 
 (n;it). 
 
 There is a tone of solemn and saered 
 
 feeling that blends with our eoiiri- 
 
 viality. W. lavmo 
 
 Blen<ler, blln'dur, *. ber iBermeiu 
 ger, 95firniifd)er. 
 
 BlendoMS, blln'dus, adj. [•JKine. 
 ralg.l jur 23lenbe gefjorig. 
 
 Blend- water, blend'-witur, «. 
 eine gciBiffe ajief)franfl)eit (aud) more-hough 
 gcnannt). 
 
 Blenny, blln'ne, *. [5(^tf)i)or.] ber 
 ©d)leimfifc^, bie atatfrau, aialniuttcr, ■>»?««» 
 grappe. 
 
 Blent, blent, " pp. p. blend. 
 
 Bless, bles, praet. U. pp blessed U. 
 ble-st (angelf. bledslan, blet.sian) e. a. 1. 
 &inen fegnen , G-inein ben ©egen gcben. 2. 
 fegnen, brgli'icfen, gebcitjen laffcn. 3. fegnen, 
 felig madjen. 4. |! fegnen, einfegncn, meiljeii, 
 Ijeilig fprcc^en. 5. prcifen , er()cben , uer()err» 
 lid)en (fi'ir cmpfangene 2i3ol}lrI)arcn) , fegnen. 
 To - one's self in, (it() ruljnien (ciner ©a« 
 d)e) ; to — one's self at a thing, fif^ Uber 
 GriuaS laut beflagen. 6. '' ft^iuingen. 
 6. His sparkling blade about his head h« 
 blest. Spensek. 
 
 Bless me! inierj. flerecf)ter@ott! 
 
 Blessed, blessed, adj. 1. gefcgnct, 
 gdlctrelig, gliitflie^, beglnrft. 2. gefegnet, fl6» 
 priefen. 3. felig. 4. Ijeilig. 
 
 Blessed be God! (5)ott fei gelobt, ge. 
 priefen! The - virgin, bie fjciligc Oungfrau. 
 The -, bie ©eligen. [©egcnbi|TeI. 
 
 Blessed - thistle , bie SBitterbiftjl, 
 
 Blessedly, biis'sldie, ad». gefen* 
 net, gliicffelig, felig. 
 
 Blessedness, bics'sednl*. «. .< 
 ba« (iJliirf, bie (iJiiirffeiigfcir, bai5 4)tit, *»• 
 
F^fp, far, f?.II. fAt. m, met. Fine, fin. N6, mSve, n6r, gSt. 6fl, cidfid. TAbe, tub, fflll. l//in, TJlis, 91) 
 
 BLE 
 
 C^fflfn. 2. l>t< ^immUf(f>« ®turffefigfeit, ©e-- 
 ligfeit. 3. Me®nflbe(J)otte«. 4. bie $ei(i,jfeit. 
 
 DIesser f bles'»ur, ». l. bet ©eg.- 
 nrnbf. 2. cer Segrurfrr. 3. bet Sefrliger. 
 
 DlessiniPf ble«'sing. t. 1. ba$ ©eg: 
 ren, bie ©rgniing, ber ©egeii. 2. n btr 
 (fturlidft propljertfc^e) ©egen. 3. ber ©rgen, 
 bie gottIirf)e ©nnbe, ^HJoljlfljnf. 4. [Oilbifd). 
 9?irunll ber ©egen (ba6 mtt frommen 5S3un= 
 Wfn bcgleitete ®efd)fnf). 
 3. A juct and piou* miigiatrate is a pii- 
 hlic bl essi n g. Webster. 
 
 ■Blent, blest, prnet. u. pp. 1). Bless. 
 
 Blest, adj. 1. begliirft. 2. ? regi'nreirf), 
 fgeiu'on, beglurfenb. [nonsense. 
 
 nietlier, U'divtt.) to talk idly; 
 
 Bleflter, (fttiott.) bladder. 
 
 Blethers, (tV()Ott.) babbling, 
 foolish talk. 
 
 Blcth'rin, (fcf)Ott.) talkingidly. 
 
 Bletonism , bi^'tinum , t. ta6 
 Beritipgen ob. bie ®n6e, buret) finntirf)e Q-m- 
 jjjinbiing untertrbiftt>e Quellen ju entbecfen 
 uub iinjiijeigcn. Ehcvc. 
 
 Bletonist, bl^t&n'st, «. ^emnnb, 
 fccr bie (Mnbe befi^t, biir^ finnlit^e G-mpnn= 
 timg unterirbif(t)e GueHen lu entberfen unb 
 anjujeigen. Eucyc. 
 
 Ble'«V, bid, praet. u. Blow. 
 
 Bleyine, bilme, «. [Il^icrar).] bie 
 ©tfingnllr (ber "^ferbe). 
 
 BliiJ-Ilt, bitte, (nngerr. blaectha) «. 1. 
 ber ^ronb, Vflei)Ut)au ( ia qjflniijen , f. 
 Blast). 2. 5 etron« ©(l)flrfe«, ©(<>neibenbe«, 
 5reffenbe«, bie ©(Jjiirfe ; j. 93. the first - of 
 frost, ber erfte ^nrte ^tcfl. 3. pi. [^oxbam.] 
 bie ipnutfranffjeit. 
 
 Blight, r. o. I. bur(^ 33rnnb, TOefjI-- 
 tfi.iu perbereen. 2. rtn bem 'iSJarfjStfjum, 
 ©cbeitjen l)inbern. 3. l orrnicfjten. 
 
 Blin, blin, (angelf. blinnan) v. a. " 
 l)eninifn, einfjalfen. Spei««er. 
 
 Blind, blind, (nngeir. blind; fd)n)tb. 
 u. blin. blind) a<0'. I. I blinb. 2. i a) (to) 
 Hinb (gegen). b) biinfef, jiiiiler Qtnucifen im 
 t>rrii(f)M. ©inne). c) bliiib, gef)ciiii, fdnuer jii 
 pnben ober |u iinffri"(()eiben (ein SJeg, fine 
 flfheime Ireppe). d) blinb, iinuberlegt, iinbe: 
 bndjtfiim. e) btinb (fiifftf), nur bcti <Sd}eh\ 
 einrr ©flcjje fjnbenb). f) blinb, unUibar. 
 ccrroif^t (©thrift). 
 
 Blind of one eye, nuf eineiti ^iige 
 blinb. When the devil is -, iwnn ber 
 teufel blinb ijl ob. ftirbt ({o vitl aU, ber log, 
 ter niemalfi fommt). 
 
 Blind-nettle, (93pt.] bie Ifliibncffd. 
 -•tide, bie fc^mnrfje ©eite (eine« ■OTciifrfjen 
 jt.). — -story, tt\i 9Immeitniii()rc^en. — - 
 vessels, ((FIjetti.] OJemge , ivclrfje iiiir aiif 
 finer ©eite Dcffniingen l)iibcn. --wall, 
 [■i\Td>n.] bie blinbe ■"OTnuer. -way, bie 
 ©(irfgaffe. --worm, bie 25Iiiibfrf)(eid)e. 
 
 Blind, V. a. I. btinb inacf)cn, 6lriiben 
 (bee ©el)i'frni5gen« bernubeu). 2. pcrfinilern, 
 berbunfein, iiiuiuoifen (bie 'iliigen). 3. b(en: 
 ben, uerblenben, iiniiuolfen (ben (sjeiil). 4. 
 rerbiinfein, I'fnuirrrn ifiir bfii (Mi'iil). 5. i 
 tjrrbnnfcln (luie eiiie <B<t)bnt)elt bie nnbere)*. 
 6. [Rfilnngib.] blenben mit eincr ^Blcnbnng 
 pert'flwn. 
 
 Klind, ) blind, ["TJ^inrralg.] bie 
 
 Blinde, ] 'Sitnt't. (. Bieud 
 
 BLI 
 
 Blind, «. 1. i ber ©(^fefer, ©<e^nn« 
 tfl, bie Serfe. 2. ler ajorronnb, biegUifjTu^jt, 
 bn^ SSorgeben. 3. nnd) pi. a) ber 5en|1«r= 
 fd)irni , ©ommerlnben , bie CJnlnfie. b) bai 
 blinbe Rentier, bie 95tcnbe. 4. bie 93fenbe 
 (fur ein 5pf«6)- 5. [&eftung«6.]biea3lenbung, 
 53Ienbe. 
 
 Venetian bl i n ds, 3(tfiifie:$5cn|ler. 
 
 Blindfold, blind'fold, (blind unb 
 fold) adj. I. I'crbunbene, uerfttieierte gUu 
 gen J)nbenb. 2. f einen ©(fjlcicr, eine SSinbc 
 opr ben aiugen f)nbenb. - adv. b(tnbling6, 
 unbefonnen. 
 
 Blindfold, v. a. bfinb mncf^en, blen= 
 ben (buret) Dai Subinben ber 9lugen), ©incni 
 bie 9lugen jubinben. 
 
 Blindly, blind'U, adv. 1. blinb, 
 bIinMing«. 2. f blinMingS (unbcba(f)ffnni, 
 unfibcrlcgf). 
 
 Blindman's-ball, bl'ndmanz- 
 bawl', *. [33Dt.] eine 9lrt SBolfefifl. 
 
 Blindinan's-bnff, blindmanz 
 buf. *. [©pici] bie SBlinbefub. 
 
 Blindness, blind'nes, «. I. bie 
 35Iinb^eit. 2. i bie 95Iinbf)eit. 
 
 Blink, blingk, (angeir. bliean; ftS^n. 
 iilincha; i$(. biinka) v.n. l.blinfen, blinjen, 
 blinjefn (nut ben 5Ingen). 2. blinfen (n>ie 
 2Dein ic.>i 3. ein fdfmaibei 2id)t uerbreiten, 
 bir.g brennen; bunfel |'ef)en. Johnson. 4. 
 I55rauerfil gal)ren (pon bet asieripfirje). 
 
 A blinking idiot, eine gute, einfiillige 
 ©eele. 
 
 Blink, ». 1. (-of ice), ber Tc^nede 
 Oitani, ©c^imnier, <S<f>thi (j. 95. be« ©i|"e« 
 (im $oI). Mar. Dict. 2. ber flil(f)tige 58(irf, 
 Haix; bai Slinjnuge. 3. |J bic*))?iiife, ©pur. 
 
 Blinkard, bl'ngk'urd, t. 1. ber 
 93linKlnBe, 95linjcr. 2. bn« SBlinfenbe. 
 
 itlinker, (ft^ott.) f ber 931in,jter. 
 
 Blink -eyed, blingk' id, adj. blin: 
 jctnb, blitiimigig. 
 
 Blinkin, (ff^ott) smirkin. 
 
 Bliss, biiK , (angelf. bliss) «. 1. bie 
 Scligffit, 2Bonne. 2. bie ©eligfeit (im 
 
 Blissful, blis'ful, adj. gfucffefig, 
 lupnnroofl , felig. — adv. Bliss' fully, 
 iconniglid) tc. 
 
 B I i.<«s fulness, blis'fulnls, «. bie 
 
 (iJli'irfffligffit, f)0(f)|le 933onne. [luonnelo*. 
 
 BllKSleSS, blis'les, adj. fegcnlo^, 
 
 BliSSOm, blis'sni, (n). blys, blys- 
 iaw) V. n. f bocfcn, geil fein. - v. a. be-. 
 fpringcn (p. Xljieren). 
 
 Blister, blis'tur, t. I. bie 93(afe, 
 ©mrter, bn« 95Iatlcrcf)en (nuf ber .§)nut). 2. 
 bie 95lnfe (butd) aiblofen ber Spmt. ipie bei 
 ■ipllnnjen) ; bie 95Ime, 9?nf)t (an Ifjottatbti-. 
 ten, ©tn()l ic). 3. ba6 Slnfcus ober 3ug= 
 pfTiifler. 
 
 B I i s t e r - « t « e I , ber gemeine ©tii^l. 
 
 Blister, v. n. 93lai'en }ief)en. 
 
 Blistering heat, [^:Oteb.] eine &ntiuu: 
 bnng niit (Fitcrblattern. Blistering plas- 
 ter, bn# !8Infenpfla|ler. 
 
 Blister, v. a. I. ['>}7?t-b.] a) mit einer 
 lilafc bcbrcfcn. b) mit 93(nfcnpftii|ler belogcn, 
 3ugpfliiilfr Irgcn (nuf). 2. [g-ircnmitf.] mir 
 ~^in:"d)fu bi'bfrfen (G'MVuiliibc). 
 
 Blistered, Mis'iurd, adj. pof( i<pn 
 -IMnffu pb. ^Inrterii. 
 
 BLO 
 
 Blistered breeches, rtu^gcffppfte, <iat» 
 
 gcpplilerte 5?oren, nngeWivoflen icic 53lnfen. 
 
 Blistering-, blis'tiii'ng, <. [^rb.] 
 
 - Pb. - heat, bie G-iit,)uiibniig mir (tittu 
 bintrern. [25lutfraur, ber 'TJteieriimnrnnrf). 
 
 Blite, bli'ie, (gr. blitonij. [=dot.] ba6 
 
 Pllithe, bliTHe, (nngdf blithe) adj. 
 frpi), lutTig, frcubig, froljliff), nufgcr.nimt. 
 
 Blitheful , biiTH'tul, adj. frpf), 
 freubig, luilig, iup|)lgcmut(). 
 
 Blithely, bliTH'ie, arfo. heiter, (ro^, 
 mp()(gcmut]^, luilig, mit JJreuben. ' 
 
 Biitheness, blirirnes cber ** 
 
 Blitliesoineness , bliTH'sum- 
 nes, .1. bie JrCiljlicfjf eit , 'TOunterffit. 
 
 Blithesome, biiTII'sum, ruO*. 
 fthi)li<t), luflig, munter, fro(), pergnugt. 
 
 Bloat, bl^te, I), a. 1. nufblnfen, nuf» 
 binljcn, fdjiuellen mnt^en (mit Suft), bat)tt: 
 2. 1 (mit up) nufgcblnfen, (lofj mnc^cn, fluf« 
 blnl)en. 3. (mit aiDnffer) frf)mef(en ninf^en. 
 
 Bloat, V. n. fdfwcdcn, n«frf)mefrfn, 
 nuffc^medcn, nnfnufen, nuflr.ufcn. [{en, bid. 
 
 Bloat, adj. t gefiljiupflen , nufgebunj 
 
 Bloatedness, blu'tldnes, «. btc 
 9lufgcbunfcn()cit. 
 
 Blob, blub, *. t I. bie 93(nre, bai 
 ^lufgeblnfene. 2. a) bie Unttrlippe. b) bet 
 birfe '5Kunb. c) bai 'iplnubermnuf. 
 
 Blob - eheekad, bnuSbndig. — lip- 
 ped, bicflippig. 
 
 Blobber, biob'bur, (ir. plub) «. o 
 I. bie 93Infe, S33nfTer61n|c. 2. i bie Snppniie. 
 
 Blobber-lip, bie bicfe Sippe, S[13urfl< 
 (ippe. — lipped, bicflippig. 
 
 Block, blok, (IV. ploc; fr. bloc) «. 
 
 1. ber 93lPrt (p. 5ppfj, ©tein, TOetnfl !c.). 
 
 2. [Ierf)npf.] ber iBiorf 0a6 Srurf i;)pri ob 
 ^etati ob. ©fein mit weuigtlcnS einer QiaU 
 ten Dberffn(f)e jum 0)ebrnurf)p) , bnljer a< 
 [!Su(()binb.] ber ©tein. b) bn« dieUipli (j6 
 ben ©cibengebiiubesi). c) [5?urmnc^.] ber 
 5?utflorf, bie fjiJIjerne i^utform. d) [-iTiar.] 
 bie 0""9f«/ ©ct)ci6e, ber 25iocf. e) [ipnnr« 
 frnu«f.] ber ^errurfenflorf. 3. [5?e(f)t!5fpr.] 
 ber 95lP(f jum (Jnt^nupten. 4. |Xed)npI.] 
 ber glnfc^eniug, bie 3?o[Ie, iporin ein ©eil 
 liiuft; btr ^(Pben, bie ginfdje. 5. § bai 
 5?inberni0, .§emmni0. 6. t ber itiPtj 
 ©ummfopf. 7. [Jnlfnerei] bie ©rnnge (mop 
 nuf itv %alti bcfciligt ijj). [fijpft iperben. 
 
 To come to the block, eilthnuptct, ges 
 
 Cooper's block, [55ijtt(<)er] ber 33(0(1 
 jnm 3"()iiien ber 5«6bii"ben. 
 
 Ink-block, [Ippogr.] ber Jir'Jcitcin. 
 
 Block-head, ber Dummfopf. -hea- 
 ded, bumm. — house, bn^ 93locf(;nu5. 
 
 — like, flo^ig, bumm. --strops, [^JJnr.] 
 bev ©trppp. --tin, ba6 SBloctiinu. — wood, 
 o bai itnmpcft^ef)Plj. 
 
 Block, (fr. blo<]iuer) v. a. f)emmen. 
 iperren, perflppfen; (oft mit up) perfperren, 
 cinfrf)lieijtn. blofiren. 
 
 Blockade, blokkAde', (fir. blocus) 
 *. [Srieg^f.] bie ©perruug, e-infdjlic^ung, 
 93erennung, SSIofnbe. 
 
 Blockade, v. a. [^riegff.] beyen« 
 ncu, einrrt)lie(!en, blofiren. [!8(ofnbe. 
 
 Blocking, biokking. *. - up, bie 
 
 Blockish, blok'isii, adj. bumm, 
 rolpi'll)aft, ti'ipifc^. Shak. -ade. Blork'- 
 ishly , bumm K. 
 
 7* 
 
5100 Fale. far, (hV, fat. M^, met. Fine, f fn. NA, move, ndr, got, 6iF, cidcld. Tiibe, ti^b, fdll. t^in, THIs. 
 
 LLO 
 
 bie 
 
 morkishneHS, blok'ishnes, t 
 
 DutJiml)Ctt, to(pel()aftigfei_t. 
 
 Blomary, ^ bloo'mare, s. [Spur- 
 Blo«iiiary,5 tmn>.] fcflfi Jrifd^fenrr, 
 
 ber grirc!)f)eerB. [bie 5»loiibeii. 
 
 Illondlacc, bi6nd'i4»e.». (Onbinl.l 
 
 B i o II d I a c e - ni a k e r , ber aSIonbeilflbpU; 
 (er, bie fSlonbenftopplerinn. 
 
 Blanket, bloi.gket, adj. ■f jjrnii. 
 
 Blo«»<l, blud. (nnnt'If. blod ; |'d)iv. u. 
 ban. blod) s. I. t<\i 25lut (in menfcf)!. iitib 
 tf)ier. ^orpern). 2. ± t<\6 Slut (bic 9Srr: 
 u>nnbfit>ift, SS(ut6frciinb|"(f)aft, bn« .ttinb, bie 
 gfltiiilie, 9Tnd)foinmenf(f)iifr 20. 3. t<\& iMiit 
 (f&ni(ilirf)e. fiirillidje »(ut), ®e6Iiit. 4. bnS 
 ©cbdlt, bie el}rem)pf(e ©eburt, f)iif)e 2lbfinift, 
 i^erfunft, 9lbflammiin!i. 5. b(i6 25Iiit, Jeben. 
 6. ba6 ©(lit, ber ^?crb. 7. tai $Blut, bie 
 €(^ulb, SBffhrnfung. 8. || ^n^6 58liit, 23liit 
 Cf)ri|li. 9. bn« SBliit, ber ®cmi"it^«jii(lnnb 
 (in biefer 95ebeuhinfl itiod) iitti in SBcfllei^ 
 tung einci SBciroort^, j. 93. cold ob. warm -, 
 taltei Dber roarmcS S8(ut); ber $ang, bie 
 gfieigiinij, @emiit()6(>rt, ba« Oicliiji, bie Cci: 
 fccnfdjnft. Shak. 10. ? ba« SSlut, ber ©nft 
 (u. 5riicf)ten, SBnumcn ic). 
 
 To let one blood, &incm jnr 91bcr \n\'-- 
 fen (f. bleed). To be let -, jur9Iber InfTc". 
 To stop tlie -, bn« 5K(iit flidcn. His - 
 began to rise, fein S^rn cntbrnnnte. To 
 breed ill-, &inen ntifl'ringen ; bieOH'miitl)er 
 erbittern. For his -, ivenn e« fi-in Ccbcn 
 fliittf Ob. foflete. A distemper that runs in 
 the -, eine gnmilienfrnnffjfit. Old -, ^tVrbc 
 Don ctnem niten, bcfaiinten 05erd)Ircf)re ; New 
 -, ^ferbe uon iieu cinflffi'iljrtcni 03cirf)Ifd)tc ; 
 lull -, ^ffrbe I'oii giiiu (irnbirdjer ^J'.btlnm^ 
 niiinfl, 23o(Iblutpffrbe; Half -, <J5firbe iumi 
 1)0(6 nrobirdjcr Slbifnnimung, 5?nlbblutj)fcrbe. 
 Cold -, bie Stnrtbliltigfeit. 
 
 Prov. True blood will nlway« show 
 itself, 9(rt In^t ni(()t wn 5lrt; ber aipfei fnfit 
 nirf)t lucit I'tnn ©rnmnte. 
 
 Blood -bespotted, btiitbcffccft. Shak. 
 — boltered, tnit 93lut befpri^t, befnbelt. 
 Shak. —-consuming, btutucrjef)rcnb. 
 -.flower, [93Dt.] 1. bie SBlutbfutne. 2. 
 bn6 SBditfraiit. — guiltiness, bie SSIuts 
 f(<)nlb. — hot, blutiwarm,. Inu. — hound, 
 1. bcr®(^i«ei#f)unb. 2. 1 ber grniifnme, bUits 
 biirflige 'TOcnfc^, a3liitf)iinb. - - let. v. n. 
 jiir 5lber rnfjen. — letter, ber 5Iber(n(Ter; 
 9lbcrlii^nn()nngcr. — letting, 1. bn« 9lbcr; 
 fniTcn. 2. ber «UberIng. — pudding, bie 
 SBuitivnrjl. --red, blutrotf). --shed, 
 DfiS 23liiti)ergic(5en. --«hedder,bcr 9.Mut: 
 uergieger, TOorber. --shedding, ba6 
 SBlitti'crgiefjen. --shot, pb. — -shotten, 
 I. niit S8lut iinterfnufen. 2. iieflbliitig. -- 
 spavin, [If^iernrj.] ber iBriitfpntf). -- 
 stained, 1. ^Iiitbeflfecft. 2. bInrbcjTecft, 
 beS 9>?prbe* fd)iilbig. --stone, ber 
 asiutfJcin. --sucker, 1. ber SPliirfnii: 
 jjer, SBnnipir. 2. ber SSIuteget. 3. i bev 
 grautnme Wenfd), WTorber. --sucking. 
 bUltfaiigenb. Shak. --thirsty. KiirMk; 
 flig. — • V e s s e I, bni !bli;tgffiig. —-warm. 
 Kiitwnnn, Inuronrni. --warm, *. Bie 
 SMiitmnrme. - - w i t e , [9{e(J)rfrpr.] bnS 
 J^urgelb, 2Bnf)rgeIb. --wood, (nb. log- 
 wood) b(i« 5bIiit()pQ, Itnnipei't^fljprj. -- 
 wort, |3^Dt.] bie ^liinvuri. 
 
 BLO 
 
 Blood, V. a. I. gincn bfuten madftn, 
 jur aibfr Inffen (Gineni). 2. niit 25lut be* 
 flerfen ob. bei'nbcin, blutig mnc^cn. 3. nn 
 ®liitgeivo()nen; [^2S3oibnifpr.] (einen <Sd))uci0-. 
 l)iinb) einiibeii ob. dbric^ttn. 4. f crljiticn, 
 nufbringen, erbittmi. Bacon. 
 
 Bloodily, biud'cle. adv. I. tlutig. 
 2. biiitgicrig , biiitbiirilig, grniunm. Shak. 
 
 Bio<»dineSIS, bitid'enes, adj. I. 
 
 bn^ Si^iiirige, 25liitigfein. 2 bie 55liitgter, ber 
 
 iMiitburft. [pubbing; bie 25lutn'iirtl. 
 
 BJooding*', blud'ing, «. ber Slut: 
 
 BloodI('S.<<, blud'les, adj. 1. blllf: 
 
 lof, Icbioi-, tobr. 2. 1 leblp*, geitlloS. 3. iin: 
 blutig, ohuf Wenu'^el (ein (Sieg). Shak. 
 
 Bloody, blud'^, adj. 1. blutig, uiit 
 Slut bcpecft. 2. graufnm, blutgicrig, blut; 
 biirilig (o. '53i't'urd)en, il)iiTi'n). 3. blutig, 
 morbcrifd) (v. Diugcn 5. S. u. €cl)lncf)tt'U). 
 
 Blood)', V. a. niit Slut bfflfrfen. 
 
 Bloody, adv. e i'eljr, I)fd)it, (}. S. 
 - sick, I'fljr friinf. - drunk. rel)r betrunfen.) 
 
 Bloody -eyed, blutige ob. blutgicrige 
 9Iugcn l)nbcub. --fnced, cin biutigffi Oit-- 
 f(d)t, Slnfefjcn f)n6enb. Shak. --flux, 
 [Wcb.j bie rotlje 9?uf)r. --hand. 0{rd)t«. 
 ipr.] cine nut 2Dilbb(ut beflecftc 5?iinb (el}e-. 
 niiiie in G-ngl. hiurtit^enb. urn Ocninnb ci= 
 UC6 SBiltbiebfl'i')"? J" I'ibcrfuljrcn). --hunt- 
 i n g, miff) Slut /ngenb Shak. --minded, 
 blutgicrig, niorbluOig. —-red, blutrotl). -- 
 
 sceptered. eiucn burrf) ^^lOrb Ob. SlUt; 
 
 oergii'uen errutigcnrn ©cepter babeub. Shak. 
 --sweat, I^JJicb.l ber Slutrdjivcig. 
 
 Bloom, bluom. (got!). l>lonin)«.[Sot.] 
 1. bie Suite, Slunie ( rincr ^^flnujC). 2. 
 bie Sli'ire (^otlefriubcucnnung fi'ir eine 
 'TCeuge Sll'iten, }. S. the trees are clothed 
 with bloom, bie Sn.iiiif fii'b mit Slii: 
 ten beberft). 3. 1 bie Slfite (ber Ougenb) ; 
 ber glor. 4. bie Slunie, bnS Slaue, bor 
 Dfcif ((luf frifd) gi'pfriifftcn ^finunien, trnu; 
 ben !c.>. 5. (5?utrcnf.] brr J^cul. 
 
 Bloom, V. n. 1. bliil;en, in ber 
 Sliire flcljen. 2. i blilljen. 
 
 Bloom, V. a. t M Shite f)croor: 
 bringcn, crjeugcn. 
 
 Charitiible atTection bloomed them. 
 Hooker. 
 
 Bloomin{;°, bluum'ing, adj. bliiljenb. 
 
 BlOOming^ly, bliiumingle, adv. 
 bli'ibcnb. 
 
 Bloomy, bloum'e, adj. I. blutru: 
 reid), bluuiig. 2. f bliiljcnb (in ber firnft u. 
 giifle ber Sugenb (leljenb). 
 
 Blore, blore, *. t bnf- Slnfen, S}e= 
 Ijeii be5 2l5inbc«, ber 2Cinb|lo(5. 
 
 BloN!t<im, blos'sum. (angeir. blosm. 
 blosma; m. bloden) s. [Sot.] § bie Slunie, 
 Slute (nbrr bffonberS gebrnudjl. i>. 5riid)te 
 tnigcubrn Siunnen u. 'jpflnnjcn). 2. [9{citf.] 
 bit- '^^firnd)bliitmrbe (einc!!' ?ptVrbi-^). 
 
 Blossom color, bic bliil;cnbc (Jorbe. 
 --month, ber Sli'itcmcnnt. 
 
 Blo!«$<oni, V. n. I. blul;rn. 2. i biu: 
 l}fn, gfbciljfn. 
 
 Blot, blot, (fd)m. plottra) ». a. I. 
 niit Diure beflfcfdi, bcfpritjen , bfflrrfen, bf= 
 flcffcn. 2. (griiu'l)!. tnit out) niis-ilrfidifu, 
 (iufiord)cn, (lu^ii'irdirn, niifrnbir-en ((Hi-rdirif; 
 beucs ob. Oh'brurfrefi). 3. i ofnvirdifii, ocr: 
 tilgen, nu^li!M"d)rn (aui beni (5ifbiid)rui|T'' I'er: 
 
 BLO 
 
 tifgcn). 4. ± beffetfen (einen giiten 9?amen)i 
 befubeln, fcfjmiben. 5. perbunfeln. 
 5. He sung how earth blots the moon's 
 gilded wane. Cowi.et. 
 
 Blot, ti. n. flerfen, burdjfdjlngen (pf.n 
 ■ipapier). (popirr. 
 
 Blotting-paper, bil6 glicg -, til^'d)* 
 
 Blot, s. I. ber ijierfen, (geiuonni. ) 
 Dintenflerf, i?lerf5, iRltd. 2. i ber Sd)iiiib« 
 pfrf, '^JTinfi'l, gicrfen. 3. ber riur(f)ilrid) i:i 
 ctii'nb Wi'fdjriebcneni obcr f»5ebniifritn. 4. 
 [Dninenfpic!) ber bloge, iingobcrfte ©rein, bie 
 Slofjc. [2. aii^|lreid)£ii. 
 
 To make a blot, I. cincii Kicrf* ninc^cii. 
 
 Blotcll, blotsh, (nugelf. bineotha) 
 *. bic 5i""e, S;iU}blaUer. (Hiiid)cii. 
 
 Blotcll , V. a. idfwavieix , rd)H)iirj 
 
 Bloio, blote, ». «. ini 9{iiud)C trotf* 
 ncii, riiud)i'ru (ipnringe). [fdjiuodcn. 
 
 Blote, adj. (fiir bloated) nufges 
 
 Blotter, blot'tur, *. [i>oubcl] bie 
 ^Iiibbe, ©trnjje, ba6 9ioti,}enbud) m pi'idjti. 
 gen (5-ntiui'irfen, ?DTemorinl. 
 
 Blotv, bio, «. I. Hi ©d}liigfn, ©to 
 pen (niit ber §nnb obcr eiiieiu SIBerfjcuge). 
 2. ber ©d)lng, ©top, ©ircid), ffiurf. 3. i 
 ber ©d)lag (be* ©d)irfrnl«, ©treid). 4. ber 
 ©tid) , Sd)mi(l ( biu° oon eiiier g-liegc nuf 
 (Jleifd) ofcer einen niibern P3t'geuilnnb s-' 
 legte Qi). 
 
 At a blow, by one -, (Ulf tin TOilI, 
 plit^Iic^. To come to blows, a) f)rtnbgej 
 nu'iu luerben. b) fid) fd)(ngcn ob. biilgen. To 
 hit the -, ben rcdjten glcrf trrffen. To lose 
 or gain a province at a — , by one — , eine 
 ^rci'in,^ nuf ben crflen ©treid) uerlicren ob. 
 geii'iiiiicn. 
 
 Blow, praet. blew; pp. blown, (nn« 
 gi-ir. blawen, blowan) it. n. I. lurljen , btiU 
 fen (ooni 2Dinbp; oft niit it, j. S. it blows, 
 a gale). 2. feud)tn , fdjnniifi'ii, t"d)imubcii 
 (Iiiut 11. (iiifiig ntljniru). Shak. 3. ntljnicn. 
 4. ? rc^nllfn, erfd'flnen (luie 'Jronipetcii). 
 
 Tlie wind blows high, [^Dfiir.] bcr 
 ^inb iwirb jliivfer, fiKjIer. It blows, ed 
 ll'inbet. Blowing weather, fllirillifrt)e!5 
 better. To - over, i'ori"iberjic(;en, i'oruber< 
 geljen, fid) jer|lrcuen ( fon Sriirnien, ®e« 
 ivittern Jc). To - up, in bie fuft fTicgcn, 
 nufflifgen cburd) eiiie G'rplofiou). To - upon, 
 1. T nuf G-tiwn^ blnfen. 2. i ocradjten. 
 
 Blow, 1). n. I. nnblnfen, anf,id)fn 
 (55eucr :c.). 2. tjerbeiblnff u , ijcrfd)lcubi'rn. 
 Shak. 3. nn()nuit)in (uiu (Stivn* jn ern)nr< 
 men), blnfen (in). Smak. 4. nufbinfcn, nnbln< 
 fen(Slnffu). 5. blnffucbiclroinpete). 6. nn^« 
 fprengen, niifibrciten, oeibrciten , niiSpofn"' 
 ncn ((5)fn'i(^te). 7. bi'fd)niripen (mit ©ii-rii 
 bflogni, I'on gliegen). 8. fd)nnuien. 9. 
 .'fvnrd)rn()niierl nufblnfen, nuftreiben, (infi 
 'lnl)cn (Unlbflcifd)!!-.). 10. liit^nol.) blnfen 
 (5iln5 2c.). II. (5;iittnif.] fd)nii'ljfn (3iiin). 
 2. fl'ir blow up. Shak. (f. iinti'll). 
 
 To blow a horn . ein 5?orii oorbhifcn. 
 Shak. To - one's nails, in bifjjinger binfcn. 
 HAK. Wliiil wind blew you hither? J, 
 U'o in ntler SL'clt foninirn fie f)er? To -• 
 way, 1. wegblnfen, nbblnfcn, ii'egiuefjen. 2. 
 oeringen , jfrflrenen. To - down , nieber* 
 uifl)en, uniiueljen, uniblnfrn, uinreipen. To - 
 iii,l)infiiin'el)cn To-oll, I.nbii5el)fn,nbfd)rits 
 tfin (ooni^inbe). 2. pom Coiibe rrriben leiii 
 
F&te, far, fall, fat. M&, met. Fine, fin. N6, mhve, n5r, g&t, «if, cU&d. TAbe, tfib, ffill. t^jin, Till*. 101 
 
 BLO 
 
 6(t)lff). To b I o w over, Derrce^en, oerfreiften. 
 To - out, ttii6bla(en, auirvttjtn, nu«l6fd)en 
 (mie cin Sid)t lo. To - up, l. flufbJtircn; 
 a) tifit Cuft fiillen (eine 93lafe); b) in tie 
 £uft pbcr 5?6l)e bInfen.'Z. i oufblafen , ilolj, 
 auiflfblnrcn niarf)eii < turd) ©d)iiictd)e(ei). 3. 
 i nnblnfen, anfdjiirin , errcncn, anfaf^eii 
 (Streit). 4. a) in tie Siifr fprfngen (tuit 
 $iili'er), fpritifleii I,i|7fii (eiiie -Jlfinf). U) 
 i ploOlid) Dcr<itfln, umucf)rcn (^15Il^^e). 
 c; G-iiieii ilitrjcii; fiillircu iiiiidjen. d) i Q-U 
 nen uerft^ri-icii. To - upon, i. ^ Daraut 
 blai'en. 2. i abnuOcn, I'crtToiicf^en. 
 
 DIo'tVf *■ 1. He ^iitt (lu-foiit. qe: 
 braudjlicf) in iJtcirfflm.i. 7. [Oii'rbnm., »))?ar.] 
 t>n fti\(t)t "ISJiiit, bie (Iftfe iluljle. 
 
 Roses ill blow, bluljillfe OClMfll. 
 
 IIIo'M't p. n- ? Mulji-n. - V. a. blii; 
 Ijcn Ob. aiifbliilion mnd)m. 
 
 OluwbHll, iiloiiwl, t. [$«i>t.) tic 
 in £iiiiicu inri'd)!'!!!!^ "iiliite tei- 2bmtnitt\}»6. 
 
 Dlu«v«rf bit) lir. « biT 25l>i|'er (einer 
 InnnyctiT 2c.) ; 3ubiiifer. 2, [^iittenf.] bcr 
 ertfuuljrr, Sinmdjnieliet. 3 iai <B<t)\tbbUd) 
 nil einein Ci'cii ob. ^iitnine. [Drflertretcr. 
 
 Tlie I rga II -blower, bfr 33fllijcntrcrcr, 
 
 Dlovviny, bliViiig, «. tin£ ^eljen, 
 Blnf M itti- lL«i nbe«). 
 
 Iii<»^«'ll, bloii, t'P- »• Blow. 
 
 Blo^vplpe, blo'pipe , «. [Xtitfncl.] 
 ta( ?&riinl)r. 
 
 BluYvpoint , blo'piniit , «. \>a6 
 Cpiil nut Oiiifiln (SiiibfrrpifO. 
 
 Blo^vtli, bioiyi, (ir. blarli, blnitli) «. 
 tie 9^lure ibrr Siiilniib bf6 i)iiil)rn«). 
 
 Trcp* are now in (lii-ir blowtli, (if 
 Cnunif fmb jc(;t in ihrrr "Vilutt. 
 
 Blo^vze, bloiuf. t. b<\6 bidt, baui: 
 biirfiflf iCfib, bii6 55iiii^bii(fiii(irrid)t. 
 
 llluif'zyf buWii, adj. ban6ba(fi(), 
 {)Od)riHl) (i>. We\i(bt). 
 
 Blub, bliib, I', a. t rd)iveQen, (tu(. 
 fdjwrHen, i(t}weUeix mod)fn (Bleb (. b.) - 
 a<</. onfr,rrd)ii>ollcii , nuii)i-bl(lKn <r. Blob). 
 
 Blubber, blribbur, O. blobbir, 
 H»b u. bleb) *. I. o bie 2JMfe; ffiDnfferblnfe. 
 2. bcr <Bpt<f bt6 213n(lfird)e« u nnberrr flrci. 
 ftrtr (Beftljiere; btr Iljriin [©erlunnr. 
 
 Sen-blubber, l')innir(1.| bic "OWcbufe, 
 
 Blubber, v. n. ivrinrn, ba^ tie 
 8?iirtcn rd)iuencn, fi(^ bicf< 5)iirfrn lurinrn. 
 
 Blubber, ». a. biird) <H3rinrn 
 fd)H)ifIfn nMd)cn Pb. cntilrflrn (bntf fflffid)tj. 
 
 Blubbered, biub'burd, adj. au{: 
 
 (JifdllUOdfM, bi(f. 
 
 Blubberlip, blubburlip, «. bie 
 
 bi((e Sippr. Blubberlipped, at/;, bid : 
 lippifl (f. nnd) imter Blob). [ftl. 
 
 Bluitg-eon, biud'jun, s. brr£iiiir; 
 
 Blue, blu, (fr. bleu; annrir. bleo. 
 bleob, bleow ; fc^iv. bli; fliii). plavu) atU- 
 blaiu 
 
 Dark-bine, bunfelblflii. Light - 
 ijrdblau. Garter--, pioietrblnu. Sky — , 
 i)inimelblau. Pruxinn--. ba6 Skrliner; 
 blau. Indigo--, inbigpWnn. Smalt--, 
 fdjmrtlfi'blnu. True-. I. ? <id)tblnu, ad)tti, 
 fd)on«6 ^liin. 2. i a(t)t; j. ®. a true - pro- 
 te«tani, (in ad)ter ^^Jrotrflnnt. 
 
 Blue apron, bi( iMiUie <£,(f)i\rit ; a 
 — apron - «t at cinin n , bff poIiri|'d)f 
 
 SanueuQifgcr, brr piuttiflrcabe ^anbiucrrrr. 
 
 BLU 
 
 Blue-ashes, bie blaue 9lf(f)e , bn« Rupftt-. 
 biflu. -bell-flower, [93Dt.] bieOJforffn. 
 blutne. --bird, [Ornirf).) eine 9lrt Snd); 
 lldje. — black, 1. adj. btiiufdjiBdrj. 2. # 
 tie i)Jeiefol)le. --bottle, 1. [Sot.] tic blnue 
 3pnne, finrnbUiine; --bottle rogue, ein 
 '£d)imuinnme fiir ^cmnnb, bet eine btflue 
 Oade trngt.SHAK. 2. tie blnne iSc^nu-i^ilifge. 
 --cap, 1. [3d)tl)i)oi.] bcr ^iiuifi'pf. 2. 
 vippitnamc fiir tie (Scftottcn. Shak. -day, 
 liu trauriger Zaq. — devils, t. pi. tii 
 •)tietin;crd)liigcnl)eit. --eyed, arf>. blnii; 
 lUigig. — fisli, [Od)t(;i)i>l.j ter ©rui^fopf. 
 — glass, bie a5lrtu|iirbe, 6d)tnaUe. -- 
 bail ed, binulja.wig. — john, (OJiin.) ter 
 (JluiJipnif). --mantle, bcr "ilniuarter (iiif 
 tie iBifUt eines SlOappenfjerulbed. —-stone, 
 Iffiirbcreij bie ji'tigofipc. --tbroai, 
 (Crnifl). ] b(i6 Sbliuifel)ld)en. --veined. 
 I'lnugeatert, binuflbcrig. 
 
 Blue, ado. To look -, trub, betrof: 
 fen nuefe^en. To look — upon any one. 
 3tni(inb fdjerl, ubcr tie aidjfcl iinfc^en. 
 
 Blue, o. a. I. blnii fulnvi, bbiuen, 
 biiinen. 2. blnu nnbiufcn laffin cO^Pctiille). 
 3. 1 uerbliiffcn, bcrd)iinien, ucnuirren, per 
 biii^en. 4. [ijieid)crci] turd) tic erile Snugi' 
 iieljen (I'einiunub). 5 ltcd)nol.] luit iUait 
 
 Blue, ». bn6 ^liiu. [farbcn 
 
 Bluely, blii'ie. adv. 1. blau. 2. To 
 burn -, f(i)\md) brcnncn (u. ilidfte). To 
 loiue oir -, ([ init eincm blauen^Jiuge, fd)lfd)i 
 ivegfiMumen. [fclnue garbe. 
 
 Blueness, blu'nls, «. tie '^inuc, 
 
 BlufT, bliif, adj. 1. aufgebbtfen, 
 plump, bid; t^umpf. 2. pclrcrnb, lobent. 3. 
 niiirni'd), tnut), unljoilit^, bnrfd), trm^ig 
 
 A blu tt- headed ship, [ ^)}^ir j em 
 ed)iff, tefyen aSorterilepcn luenig asprfd)uu 
 Ijiit. --bowed, bteite unb (lad)e 5b.idcn 
 hiibeub (I'lMi ©d)iffeiu. 
 
 BluiT, t>- a. (j-iiiem bie Slugen dct^ 
 bin ben. f. Blindfold. 
 
 Bluir, «. l^:)};iir.] ba« ^p(}e, flfile lifer. 
 
 BluffneNS, blufnex, «. 1. bie l)i\^: 
 lid)c Dirfe. 2. 1 bie ©rcb^cit, Sbrtrft^l^cit. 
 
 Bluid, d'c^ptt.) blood. 
 
 Bluisli, blu'isli, adj. blaulid). 
 
 Blui»tlineS8, blu'islmes, i. biU' 
 Slmilidic, iM.ifibliiue, bie biauudft g.irbe. 
 
 Blunder, bluu'dur, v. n. 1. tliut 
 greifen, jutflppcn. 2. i fid) aroblid) ivren, 
 'Wiegriffe mad)en ; jutnppcn ; fafclu ; pliJOlid) 
 unb unuberlegt fpred)cn ob- fdjrfibcn; l)cr: 
 (iu6pwt)en ( mit G-nu(i6 ). 3. flplpcrn Ouic 
 ein 'iJ5|crb, fjaufig gebrnu(()t). 
 
 To blunder about, jurnppen, juplil^cn, 
 blinb jufnijren. To - upon, ftd) groblid) 
 irren (iu (jtiun*). A blundering lellow, 
 ter '5a\t\i)ani. [ob. pcrn)ed)relu. 
 
 Blunder^ v. a. blinb pcrinengcn 
 
 To blunder out, mit GtYoai t)Ctau6: 
 pln(jcn. 
 
 Blunder, t. bet gKiggriff, Orrtfjum 
 turd) UebereiUing u. llnbetnd)rrnnifcit, bne 
 SBcrfil)?!! , ber grobe 'TOipgriff, ©d)ninfr. 
 
 Blunderbuss, bluu'durbiis. «. 
 1. ter 0)rM^feron. 2. A mere -, cin iolpel. 
 
 Blun«lerer, blun'durur. (nud) 
 B I u II d e r - li e a d;/#. ter X>unimf ppf, IL'lpel, 
 Sriiinper, 
 
 Blundering', blun'durlng, t. i. 
 
 BLU 
 
 bai 3iip!rt$en, .$craui?prn^en. 2. tie llnbe. 
 
 fonnenljeit. [adv. unubcrfegter '233eife. 
 
 Blundering-ly, blundiirlngli, 
 
 Blunker, l■,^^)^^tt.) bungler. 
 
 Blanket, Mii.rket, *. eine 9lrt 
 5?e(lt'i(iu Dt. Sniurbf.iu. 
 
 Blunt, tiiint, adj. I. iTnnipf (11. ^n-. 
 (Irunieiiren). 2. t a) pluntp, uiibef)i'lffn, 
 rd)iuerfrt[lig. b) tumm , emtiiltig. Shak. c) 
 raul), terb, tro()ig, un(ierd)ii(fcn, b.irfd), grcb. 
 ii; t l'd)n)cr ju turdjtrinnni , }ii crgriinten. 
 
 To grow blunt, fid) nbiTumpfm. To be 
 - with any one, (Jiuem bnv{<t) , troijig be» 
 gcgiicn. 
 
 Bl unt-witfed, einf.iftig, tumm. Shak. 
 
 Blunt, V. a. (Tumpfcn, ffi'impfcn, c.bi 
 llniupfeii (cin Onilrumcut). 2. i a) nbiTum» 
 pfen, Iinbcrn, fd)W(\d)n\, untcrcriirfcn. 
 
 To blunt one's love. G-incn (lb|logcn. 
 
 Bluntie, (rd)Otr.) snivelling. 
 
 Bluntingr, birin'iinK. «. tie 3iinl(f« 
 Ijaltung, (J-inrd)rmifung, llntertrrirtung. 
 
 Bluntly, biuni'ic. adv. I. flumpf. 
 2. rnul), plump, un()5iTid), nnsnrr, rof). 
 
 Bluntness, biun'tneii. 8. I. t)ie 
 Stumpfljcit (P. Onarnnifurcn). 2. tic ^nni}> 
 l;eit, unjnrte, bnrfd)e Dffcnl;cir, lingcfd)ii|fcn. 
 i)cit, <)5liinipl)eit. 
 
 Blur. blur. (m. blur) s. I. berSicrfcn, 
 itlerfs. 2. i ber ©d)nntfrcrf, giecfcn. 
 
 Blur, V. a. I. nnc-l5rd)en, pern><r(f)en 
 (©timif); entiletlcn. 2. bcficrfiVn. 3. i bei 
 futcln, beflcrfen (^emanb!* 9{uf le.). 
 
 Blurt, bhirt, V. a. 1. (gciuoljulid) mit 
 out) uniibcrlegt ijcriiu^fiigeu, IjernuiJplnijen 
 (mit ©tiuns;. 2. •> (at) (joljnenb nngnjfen 
 (©•tiun^). 
 
 Blush, blush, (f(^iuct. blya«; t^n. 
 
 biusser) V. n. 1. (mir at ot. for) crrijr^cn 
 
 (iipcr, fiir). 2. eine fiiiifte tottje Jarbc t)nbtn 
 
 (ivie the blushing rose). 
 
 1. Blush at your vices. Blush for 
 
 your degraded country. Websteb. 
 
 Bluslt, V. a. $ rijtljen, rot^ m(id)en. 
 
 BIukIi, t. I. tie Wi)tl)e, ©d)nmrDtf)e, 
 2. bie rotlje ober rotI)lid)e g-orbe. 3. bai 
 pl&(jlid)e 6-rrd)cinen, ber flut^rige ainblicf, 
 crile aiublicf. 4. tie leife 9lcl;iili(^ffir. 
 
 At first blush, nuf ten crilen 9Inbli(f, 
 anfnnglid). To put any one to ilie -, &s 
 ucn fd)nmrDtl) m(\d)en. To get a - of any 
 ihing, ©nonfi nur im SBorbcigcljen ob. flu(^> 
 tig fcljen. 1 junge '-JJfiitdjen. 
 
 Blusliet, blusb'it. M. bm bcrd)t-itene 
 
 BlusliingTv blush'iiig, a. biie@d)anu 
 rotl)n)erben, bic ©djnmrt^rljc. 
 
 BlusIlleSS, bhi&b'les, adj. 1. nic^t 
 crriitljcnb, nid)t meljr crrijtijenb, bn()cr : 2. 
 fd)iinilo*, nnuerfd)mnt. [gerorfjet. 
 
 Blusliy, bliUli'e, adj rDr(;lic^, fonft 
 
 Bluster, bliis'lur, v. ». l. (at) 
 miitl)cn, tpben (iiber), pcltern, (firmen ; pra^s 
 len. 2. brnuicn, toben, fliirmcn (P. 2J5iiibe). 
 
 A blustering fellow, ein ^JSPltcrcr. 
 
 Bluster, v. a. (mit down) uiniveljen, 
 umrii0rn (p. 20inbc). 
 
 Bluster, <■ l. bai ffler.iufd), bee 
 Cnrm, ba& Qiitme, (McpiMtcr, bai Xoben, 
 
 iirl)en, ber Uivgejliim. 2. tie ffiiiitbeuiclei, 
 ■;j>nihicrei. 3. bn« Sbraui'en, lobcn (be* •iCiitt 
 tf^v (iJcbrrtufe; ber Sturni. 
 
 Bluxtererf blusturur, «. i. bcr 
 
102 Fate, ffir, fall, fat Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, -6t. 6il. cl6ud. Tiibe, tuh, full, t^in, THi«. 
 
 BLU 
 
 ^oUttn, Toeet. 2.in<StDfi(fted)n,'^tttf)iee. 
 
 01ustering-} blui'tur'ng, adj. I. 
 iSnncnft , tobc^^ , polteriiB ; - fellow , ber 
 <{5orterer. 2. ilurmifd), tobenii, braufciiD, 
 unjieilfim. 3. i liinnenb; Icbtjnft; fd)>i)i"il(lig. 
 
 BluSterOU.<i, blustrus, ad), lati 
 
 mtni>, (\evmd)w(l ; ptntjlniid). [piece. 
 
 IBlype, (frt)L'U.) a shred, a large 
 
 BO) bo, interj. tViUl! [frfjliingc. 
 
 Boa J bo'a. t. lt)iiUiirn.] bie 9{ieren: 
 
 Boar^ bore, (angelf. bar; corn, bora) 
 «. [5J?(iriirn.] bfr Qbiv. 
 
 Wild boar, iai H)i(t)e S(^iuein. Young 
 wild -, [533nt£inirpr.l 6er 5nrd)lina- 
 
 Boar- cat, 6er filter, --pi g, in jiinflt 
 Cber. — spear, [aSnibnifpr.] t>ie®d)iDein6> 
 febet. 
 
 Boar, V. n. [9Jcitf.] Me%ife ju f)»t^ 
 trageii , ben ^opf gernbe uor fid; f)in|1r«cfcii 
 (I), 'ipterben),. 
 
 Beard, b&rd, (angetf. bord u. bred; 
 QOtt). baurd; f(f)«). bord u. brSkde) ». 1. Mi 
 »ret, bie Dtele, »nf)(e, SBorb. 2- ber tifrf), 
 bicInfeJ. 3. f berlifcf), bieSBefSfligung, ^oH, 
 Xnfel, bii[)er: 4. bie^DflfdjuIe, Grjiel)niig«ni>= 
 flnlt, bn4 (!Tiie()iing&i}nii«. 5. bieinfel, leoraii 
 eine dlatlji-. ober ©erid^t^uenanimliing UOt. 
 b«t 9{(if()«tirdj. 6. i bie JJnrtjsSs, ®ericf)« = 
 pcrfiunnilung , bn« ®erid)t, bie SSerfiumiu 
 lung, Itorperfrfxift, bas Hodegiunt, ber Sluijj 
 f(^iiB (eincr aSerraniinliuiip. 7. [■■War.] a) 
 bie ©eite be« ©(^iffts. b) (befonb. ) tai 
 SJerberf, ber 58«6 »•) ber 23nrb, ber iiincre 
 2ljei( eeneS ©d)ifffi; i)b.iunc«(iii Per'iJSIjnii'e: 
 on board, aboard, an in'rb). dj ^cr 
 ed)lng. 8. [IcdHnH.i ber HJerrrifc^. 9. bie 
 Xnfel, bii6 93rct (}ii einem Spiel); j. 33. 
 ches>--, biiS ©d)od)C'rer. 10. [«8ud)binb.] 
 ber ^nppeiiberfel. 
 
 A bed of b o a r d s , eine 'ijSritfcfje. Side- 
 board of a tub, Die J.i^Baube. Sound- 
 
 — of « liarpslcliord. of an organ, ber 3le: 
 fonnnj^Dben emed iliauier^, oer ^teifeu&nbcii 
 eiiier Drgel. Falling -, bie Snttrljiir, bai 
 g-ftflbrett, bieitlnppe. Straitening-, [3fab. 
 lerj bnS ^iid^tlpd, bie 3?td)trtiafd)t'ie (fiir 
 ben ^IKernngbrnl;!). Softening -, [(Sdtui|"d)= 
 oAtb.] Mi ilu^ilreidjeifen, A book In -s, 
 tin in ^npierbcrfel gebiinbened, brofdjirtc^ 
 f&ud}. - of trade, ber .^onbelSrntf). Coun- 
 cil-board, ber f&uiglidje (Sefjeinie 9i<\ti). 
 To come on board ob. aboard ['OTar.] 
 <m 2Jorb ftnnnien. To make short boards, 
 [^%u-] liber ©c^Iilge fegein ob. wenben. To 
 be on -, [TJJrnr.] an 25wb fein. - and -, 
 ['DJflr.l 93orb an 25i^rb, t)avt an einnnber. 
 
 — to — , neben eiiinnber. To go on — a «hip. 
 on 5f■l•>t^ gefjen, fid) einrd)iffen.. To ply to 
 wirtdward by -«, [-OTor.] ©djliige nind)en. To 
 be above -, gcborgcii, gebcrfr fein. To deal 
 above -, i uiu>erCerff, offcii, reblid) l)anbeln. 
 To put out to -, &ineu in die Soil geben. 
 To put out in — , (ein fiiiib; in eine Griie: 
 l)ung?flnilalt tijun. (33ebienre. 
 
 Board-wages, *. pi. tai ^0|lgelb fur 
 Board, v. a. l. bielen, riifcin cein 
 3tnimcr). 2. l'>JO?ar.J borben, enrern. 3. f 
 Qintn nutreten , nngreifen ; eineu 9iiigriff 
 magen (nuf). Shak. 3. * nnreben. Spewser. 
 4. fpeifen, b«fi!>ftigen , befoiligen n. logiren, 
 in bie £o|1 net^tnen, in bft &o\i ^abtn. 6. in 
 bit Siofl gtbtn (£tnbtr to. 
 
 BOB 
 
 Boardlng-houae eb. — place, bA$ 
 
 ©peifef)nu$, ^OfihnuS. Boarding-school, 
 bie fioilfdjule, ^peiiilon. 
 
 Board, p. n. I. ^oflgnnger f)a(ten. 2. 
 (with) in bie fiojl ge^en, in ber i^oft fein 
 (bei) I (in, at; jtoit unb2CoI}nung (;aben (in). 
 
 Boardable, bord'abl, adj. [^mnv.] 
 entcrbar, neborbet lucrben (onnenb. 
 
 Boarder, bor'dur, a. 1. ber itoft< 
 gmiger. 2. [-)Kar.] ber ©nterer. 
 
 Boarisll, bore'ish, (v. boar) adj. 
 fdjiueiiiifd), uiefjiftf), grnufnm. Shak. 
 
 Boast, b(l)st, (lu. bostiaw) v. n. 
 
 (of. t ill) fid) riif)men (ciner ©ndje), prnfj' 
 len (mit), ilulj fein (ouf). , 
 
 Boast, V. a. riif)men, n!i.i>reifen, f)tt: 
 nu^lhreidjen, fiiirul)inen; prnl;Ien (mit). 
 
 Bonst, s. 1. bns ®nif-fpr':d)en, fflrofi; 
 
 tijun, bie ij>ml;lerei, fflroOfprec^erei, 9?ii()m! 
 
 rebigfeit. 2. | u. i ber ©tolj ( bie Urfnd)e 
 
 be5 ©totjeg), ber 3{ul)ni. 
 
 2. Trial by peers is the boast of the 
 
 British nation. Webster. 
 
 To make boast of . ., 1. pra()(en (mit). 
 2. fid) Q:tma6 cinbilben (nuf). 
 
 Boast, (fd)Ott.i talking to inti- 
 midate. [Itt, ^rnfjler, (5)rogrpred)er. 
 
 Boaster, bost'ur, *. ber &toii\>rai)-- 
 
 Boastful, bost'ful, adj. rul)mrebig, 
 pra()ll)aft, gn'0fpred)erifd). Shak. 
 
 Boastiu^, bost'ing, «. bad Q^to^-. 
 t()un, bie ^raljleret. [(erifd). 
 
 Boastiug-ly, bist'fngle, adv. prat)> 
 
 Boastless, bost'les.adj. anfpriic^los. 
 
 Boat, bole, (angetf. bat; ban. baad; 
 lu. bad; ir. bad) t. 1. ba6*25i'itt, bie SBnrfe, 
 ber ^5lad)en. 2. (ein fieineS ©(^iff ob. %ai)r: 
 jeug mit eineni TOafl u. ©egeln) bai 5lug= 
 fd)iff, tleine {Jaijrjeug. 
 
 Advice-boat, bn«^Li(l. Db. 91in*fd^iff. 
 Ballast--, bn« S8aIIa(lf(l)iff. Coach--, 
 bag *0trtrftf4iff. Crank--, bie ©d)lupe. 
 Ferry--, bie ^itf)VC. Pishing — , ber 
 Jifc^evfaljn. Flat - bottomed -, bai' 
 SanbungSboot. Fly — , bai ^iitbuot. Jol- 
 ly--, bie ^Mle. Long — , bad Sangboot. 
 Passage- — , bai ^at)rbOOt. Provisiou- 
 -, bie ?9Jarfetenberbnrfe. Ship--, bie 
 ©c^atuppe. Watering — , bieSCafferbarfe. 
 
 Boat-bill, [Drnttl).] ber 5?i'l)ir£^nabel, 
 Sijffler. --flv ob. —-insect, [gntom.] 
 bieJCaffenunnje. — hook, bcr^Buots-ljafen, 
 bie ©c^itferflaufle. —-man ober boat's- 
 raan, ber SBootdinann. -'s-painter ob. 
 --rope, bai Soptdtnu , ©d)aluppentau, 
 SootSfeil. -'s-»coop, bie S33affcrfd)aufcl. 
 -■shaped, [Sdot.] bUDtfbmiig. - - s t a f f. ber 
 ©d)itferl)aPen, S8DDtei)afen, bie @d)ifFerftange. 
 --swain, bo'sn, ber ^Dd)boot5mann. 
 
 Boat, II. a. in einem SSoote trnn^^ppr; 
 tiren, fortfdjaffen, lueiterbriiigen (^33aareu). 
 
 Boatable, bote'abi, adj. fur ^i^Dte 
 ob. 25ote fd)iffbar (v. JJlfiifcn). 
 
 Boatiiiji;-, boie'ing, «. i. badlrnnf: 
 porriren in SBDten. 2. eine Xobe^iTrafe in 
 ^crfien. [f(f)ret, (ijebrufl. Derham 
 
 Boation, Uoa'shun, a. -f ba6 &t: 
 
 Bob, (fd)Dtt.) dance up and down. 
 
 Bob, bob, «. 1. § tin an einer @d)nur 
 pber nn eineni 58nnbe ic. I)ernbl)angenbe6, 
 t)aumelnbe<, runbiid)e< Ding, bather a) ba6 
 ®rt)ange. b) bie Sinfe, $enoeUiu|V. c) iai 
 
 BOD 
 
 Drgef)Snge, bie ©ammef, Ofjrbnumer. d) o 
 bie nn einer Stfjnur jutn 5i|"d)fauge befeflig. 
 ten SBiirmer. 2. ber aBieDerljoliingSuer* cb. 
 bie 2Borte nni G-nbe eineS ®eBid)t«, bie Qrnbt 
 jeile. 3. ber ©d)fag, ba& ^efittcln , ber ©tog. 
 4. bai ©rid)eliui)rt, fflcipott, bie ©tid)elei, 
 ©ti(i)elrebe. 5. iai ffleflingcl, ®elaute. 6. 
 bie ©tu^perurfc. 7. ber ©tuij. ;? 
 
 To give a dry bob, )lid)e(n. 
 
 Bob-cherry, bie !8aunielfirfd)e, ein 
 fiinberfpiel mit eincr f)crnb()nngenben £irfd)e. 
 — -royal, ber 2Bnd)l)Dlberbeerbranntn)ein. 
 --stays, [<3J?ar.] bie 5S3afTer|lage. --tail, 
 
 I. ber ©tumpffd)H)'inj. 2. bie 'iJSfeilfpitje. 3. 
 e bie We^e, ipure; f ber niebrige qjSbel, 
 Onnfjaget. — tailed, flumpffd)i»mijig. -- 
 wig, bie ©tu^perriirfe. 
 
 Bob, v.n. I. t)m 11. ^er bniimeln, 6nm« 
 mcln, fanft an Qtrvai flogen. 2. [5Jifd)fri"pr.J 
 angefn, ftfc^en. 3. i nngeln (burci) ^iiiffe 
 gcminncn). 
 
 Bob, V. a. I. f(f)fagen, prfigefn, rut« 
 te(n, fd)utteln; lei(^t beriifjreii. Shak. 2. t 
 niifill^ren, betri'igen, f<i)ndUn. Shak. 3. fpct* 
 ten, f)ii()nen, nufjiel)en, necfen. 4. furj f(^nei< 
 ben, ab|1u$en, (lu^en. 
 
 Bob, a. 9?obert (^Tame), f. Bobby. 
 
 Bobance , bobanse', «. -f bie 
 ^15raf)Icrei. 
 
 Bobbin, bob'bin, (fr.) «. [<!De6eret] 
 tie ©pule, (5-infaerpiile, ber i?(oppe(. 
 
 To wind the thread about the — . &ttrn 
 fpulen. [©piijeii, Silken. 
 
 Bobbin-work, bie geflijppclte 9lrbeit, 
 
 Bobby, bob'be, «. atobert (^)?ai:;j). 
 
 Bobo, b6'b6, ». ein merifanifc^er 
 
 Bocasine, bok'kaseen, s. bie ©teifi 
 leinmanb, bie feine iTeife Seinronnb. 
 
 Bocca, bok'ka. (it.) «. lC>>Ia£(jtute] 
 bai ©d)lir(i>cf). [intermittently. 
 
 Bock, tf(^ott.> to vomit; to gush 
 
 Bockelet, bnk'iei, ( s [OrnitI). ] 
 
 Bockeret, bok'rei.^ ber laniige. 
 
 flilgette %nlte. (herring, *. ber Xn'irfling. 
 
 Bocking:-herringr, bokkuig- 
 
 Bocklan<l, bok'laud, (Boo k la lid) 
 
 *. [3te(()t^fpr.] unueraiigcrliite Snnberei, bie 
 icbc«ma( nn ben nad)ften Grben fnrten mup ; 
 bai frei^e Se()en. 
 
 Bodacll, (fd)Dtt.) old man; bug> 
 a -boo. [= Vfi *'"** f"nl- ?>enno 
 
 Boddle, (fd)ntt.) eine Supferntiinje 
 
 Bode, ((d)Ptt.) offer; what Is 
 hidden. 
 
 Bode, bhdt. ((ingelf. bodian, bodignn) 
 
 II. a. uerfi'inben, ourbebeuten, uorbenten, be« 
 beiiten, nl)nen laffen (gerobljnl. i>. Dingen). 
 
 Bode, V. n. eine S3orbebeutung fein; 
 Hd) anlnffcn (gut ob. fd)led)t). 
 
 Bode, *. 1. bie ^orbebeutung. 2. ber ' 
 
 i>a(t, 3lllfcntf)a(t (f. abide). J 
 
 Bodeinent, bode'ment, s. * bic 
 
 aSorbi'beiitung, bai 2Jorieid)en, 9ln}eid)en. 
 Bodg^e, bndje, v. n. f |Tii^en , ^U' 
 
 ru(fiueid)en , nnljniten, (lerfen bleiben; fcljlen 
 
 in einer Unteriie()niiin(j; blogee SJlirtiyerf 
 
 mad)en. [ba6 ©c^iirirlfibd)e!i. 
 
 Bodice, bod'dis, «. bie @d)iitirbrutT, 
 Bodied, bnd'id, adj. einen ^orpcr Jj 
 
 fjabenb, geflnltet; (in SnfnnnnenfeQungen} m 
 
 leibig, }. ^. strong --, fUirftetbig. 
 
 1 
 
FAfe. f'lr, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, gof, 6il, cUnd. Ti'ibe, »ub, fnll. t//in. TMis. ] 03 
 
 BOD 
 
 Dodies, bod'diz, t. pi- V. body; 
 A pair of -, Bie ©(^nurbriifl. 
 
 DodikinN, bodeklnz, ) interj. in^ 
 
 Dodlikins, bod'leklnz,^ iid) Dec 
 ^cnfer! jum 5>eiifer! pofy alie IDelt! 
 
 Bodiless, bodeies, adj. t'ovpaM, 
 uiifiu'pcriid). 
 
 Bodily, bod'deli, aij. 1. liebfici), 
 f6rpfrlicl). 2. i i»irflid>. 3. forper(irf) (im &t> 
 jenfn^e uon geiffifl). [2. t (tiifng, ernfllid). 
 
 Bodily, adv. I. tbrvttud) , leiblid). 
 
 To drive bodily upon a coast, [Sntiir.] 
 mit 6er Scitt 6e6 t£d)iife6 geijcii bie Aiiile 
 treiben. To set — about oi. upon a thing, 
 aUt (tint .Rniffe niif &tiDii6 ueriurnfifn. 
 i.X' 
 
 1501 
 
 Boding:, bo'diug, 4. bie SSurbebeu: 
 tuna, ^l)niin!i. * 
 
 Bodiiin, bod'kin, (ir. bad) t. I. ein 
 fpiQe£ Oi>l1riimeiit um ibdjtr ju mad>en, 
 bie "Jlfjle, ^frienie, Spirfnnbfl jc. 2. bie 
 6(<murnabel. 3. f bet X)ol<i). Shak. 4. 
 IStifirf.] ba« £rnu|'eletren , bie ^ririrnabrf, 
 ^aiirnabe(. 
 
 Body, bod'de, (angeir. bodig) «. I. 
 bet SL'ortitv (fcer ■ODIemc^en u. ^Ijiere). 2. ber 
 Itirper, ber Ceib (Pn« <;^l)i)nrd)t , im ©fQeii: 
 (a^t )u belli 0)ei|ll>ien). 3. ber 9Cuiiipf (be^ 
 nienfd>lid>en fiijrprr*). 4. ber ecid)iiiiiii. a. 
 Oetnanb, ber "JJifiinn, ••)Xeiirc<), bie «J>eri"oii 
 
 (jUIDeilen allein, Ofr mit some, any. every 
 
 unb no, Seiiiiiiib, 0«P«i^'"rtiiii, ^iiciiiiinb). 
 6. ber £orpcr, bie S:i3irritd)f'eit (im &titn 
 fn^e pun 5Bor> rber CirilelliMifl). 7. brr 
 *6r|>er, bie ^orprrfcfj.ift, 0)erellfd)nft , ber 
 (Berein toon meljreren ob. uielen "ilJerroiien) ; 
 bie Oemeine, o'lniinn, 3unff. 8. bie 'iBiafTi:, 
 Wenge. 9. [OKilit.J bie ipniiptnrnue , ta6 
 i^auptforpt. 10. bie IruppcniiinfTe/ "ft* pAU' 
 fen, ia6 Siotpi (iinter einem >Uiifu^rer). >!■ 
 bet Jt&rper, bie (iiefnmmtljeit, bui CMiinje 
 (eine buri^ ein gemeinfitnftlitfjetf SBanb I'er 
 bunbene, beiti'i-lbcn QJefe^en untenvorfeiie 
 unb bieielbe ^Jefrtjiifriijiing habeube &c(tU: 
 fdtait pon ^IRenfc^en, ). 33. ber iSciiat6burger, 
 ber flffe^gebenbe fiorper 20. 12. ber .^iiiipt: 
 6ef}anbtf)eit, bie $aiiptmA([e, ber ipaiipttl;etl 
 (eine« 95(iiime6, 2iingfn«, ®d)iffe6 ic.^; ber 
 (Stein (einetf >']lltor$) ; ber ^au(b (einer Smite) ) 
 bat ®(t)ifT (einer Rirdft) ; ber @tamm (eitie« 
 <6iiume« ic). 13. ber ItDrper (eine ^la(\e 
 im 9{Aume, ). 18. ein metn(Iird)er ^i:>rper, 
 eiit ft^winimenber^iirper, ein Sid^tforper ic). 
 14. ttmai llmfiiiTenbe^, bie ©amniliing, ber 
 Sivbtr, btt6 (Si)|lem !c. , j. 3). ein i^orpns 
 3utt<, fine C^eretjiammlnng ic. 15. ber !^bt- 
 pet, Mttn, Stuff, bie ^nifr, fflute, Starfe, 
 Didytigfeit, }. 35, bt6 "Bein* k. 16. [OMiiler: 
 fpr.) ber ittrper (bie G-iiienr(!)nft ber gnrbc, 
 (ic^ mit bem Del (0 tnnig unb uodroninien }ii 
 rermifd)eii, b<\^ niiin !8cibc« nid)l oi>n einaii; 
 ber unterfdjcibeii fniiio. 17. || ber il&rper, bie 
 fmnlic^en ^egierben. 18. bie (tlii«behiiiing 
 Miner $rPl<illp; from the - ot a county, 
 tui einer (Mriiffcfjflft. 
 
 A dead body, ein l?ci(i)imm. A lean -, 
 ein ®erippe. A writ to appreliend tlie — , 
 ein 95erl)nttfbefel}f. A busy -, I. ein eifriger, 
 i;i^iger Wenfrf). 2. ein 9{niiremtid)er. Any 
 -, 3ebet, irgenb ©iner. Every -, Oeber^ 
 trumn , Oebet. No -, 5?ieinniib. The - of 
 a place, bie ^<iiiptfe|1iiiig o\)\\t bie Qlii@en> 
 wxtt. - of a letter, berOnj^lt eiiiei 39riete<. 
 
 B o d y - • I o t h e « , «. pr bie q5ferbebecte, 
 ©djabracfe, —-guard, bie SeibiUiic^e. — - 
 snatcher, ber ^iiic^er, 53ef tclurgt. 
 
 Body, ». o. biiben, formeii, geilnlten. 
 
 To body forth, erjeugen, formen. Shak. 
 
 Bog:, l>5s, (ir. bog, bogiich; nngelf. 
 bugan; *. i. ber ©umpf, bai ^^ioot , ber 
 i8ru(ft. 2. (befonb. 3?i>rbnm.] ber I'on ii5ur= 
 jeln unb &ta6 bebeefte fleiiie glecf Qtbc in 
 @umpfen unb <]]?ooren. 
 
 Bog -bean, [33ot.] ber Siberflee. -- 
 berry, eine 'Jlrt ^preieclbeere , ^ron^beerc. 
 -house, ber 91btritt. --land, einer 
 fnmpfiigen ©egenb nngel;5rig ob. in einer folc^cn 
 lebenb. --ore, ein in fumpfigem \ia\ibt fid) 
 yorfjnbenbefi&ifenerj. - - r u » h, 1. bie ©umpt^ 
 binfc, 2, (Drnitl),J eine tot (SJrn^miirfe. 
 -- spavin, [iljiernrj.JberSpntl). --trot- 
 ter, 1. (aud) --lander) ber S8en)Dl;ner 
 einer fumpfigen (Segenb , ©ninpfbeivoljiier; 
 ibii|'(tlf(epuer. 2. f ber neu nngefomniene 
 Orliinber in fionbon. --whort, I2Jot.J 
 eine Slrt ipeibelbeere. [fentcn. 
 
 Bog-, V. a. im TOoraile u. ilotije per: 
 
 Bog-g-le, bog'gi, p. fi. 1. Din u. l)cr 
 fd)iuanfcn, iugern; (at) unidjliirng, jiueifei> 
 Ijaft fein (iiber). 2. (at) iuriidfoljren, jiiriirf= 
 trtten , iuriirfi'ttrecfen , juriicfiuen^en, (luijtn 
 (por;. 3. |'id> perileUen, t)eud)e(ii. 
 
 Bog-it^Ie, V. a. igtorbnm.J o in SSer; 
 irgfiiljfu feyi-ii. 
 
 Boff-g-le, 4. (jOertr.) ber Qieift, baC 
 lycipriiil. --boe, bie Seiofdjeiicfje. 
 
 Bo^g-ler, bog'giiir, 4. ber fHtdft-. 
 ramc, umdjliifilge •JXtnid), 3<iuberer. Shak. 
 
 Bo)(frliaii, bog'glish, adj. f jiuei: 
 
 (flt)0|f. 
 
 Bo|i^g-y, bog'gi, adj. fumpfig, niporig. 
 
 Bofj^illy, (\<t)uU.) full o f g o b I i n «. 
 
 Bu|;'ie, i bog'gi, 4. ber ^opuiij, 
 
 BoQ-g-le,) ba6 &e\'pen\1. [bul). 
 
 Ut»iiea, bohe', 4. [^nnbelj ber'^i;ee 
 
 Boiieiiiia, bohe'ui^A, 4. [Qieogr. 
 ~^[>l)nii-n. 
 
 Boiieinian, b^hi'm^an, adj. bit) 
 mifd). - *. 1. ber :i35f)me. 2. ber 3'geuiier 
 
 Boi»r, ) boi'ar, 4. bet ^ot)i\v (rufj. 
 
 Boyar,^ g'bednaMn). 
 
 Boiarin, b6i'arin, «• [9?u@I.] ber 
 ■)7?nnn Pon gurer iperfunft, ber feinfinnige 
 >)K(inn; bai 'Jnmilienfjoupt. 
 
 Boil, boil, (r'r. bouillir) v.n. l.to(t)en, 
 lleben (burd) $iije). 2. [gljem.] I'erbnmpfeii, 
 in-rbunilen. 3. 1 foctjen, nufbrnufeii, wogen, 
 brnufen, fd)<iumen (2Deaen). 4. i fcc^en, 
 iwnilen, in 2Cn(lung fein (.b^S 23lut). 5. 
 tedftn , fitbtn (in einer fiebenbcn , fnd)eiiben 
 Jliiingfeit befinblid> jVin) (ivie b<\6 Jlcifd) 
 fodjr). 6. nufbrnufen, fprubcin (luie ©liurcn 
 unb >21(fa(ien). 
 
 To boil fast, mit grogen 58(afen (leben. 
 To - away, biirrf) ^t>d>cn perbampfen , eins 
 fi'd>e", perfi'C^en To - over, I. iiberfoc^en, 
 libiTlaufen, uberronrien, ubcrfieben. 2. l uor 
 Sorn linger fid) fein. 
 
 Boil, V- a. fieben, tod)t\\ (im fiebcn< 
 ben 2Dai7er juridjten) ; mitod)t\\. 
 
 To boil to pieces , jerfpd^en ; perfot^eii. 
 
 Boil, (ban. bylde; nngelf. bile; arm. 
 bull)*, bie Seule, bnS Wcfdjiuiir, ber®d>iPii» 
 ren, bas 53Uiraerd)mur; bie ©d)iuic(c. 
 
 Boiler, bdil'iir, 4. 1. bee ©teber.l 
 
 liOL 
 
 2. ba6 jam j?wa)en gebrntidlte mM; ttt 
 Seffel, ^edjiifen, SicbefefTd. 3. |-i))?un,}!u.] 
 ber«}lufgluf)cr, ®d>r6fling!5gfiil)er. 4. (Snmpf. 
 niafd).] ber ^ctjel. 
 
 Boilery, boil'ure, *. bie Sieberet, 
 ©ieDel)iitre, Snij = ic. ficbcrei. 
 
 Boiling-, boil'iiig. adj. I. ; fif^cnb. 
 2. i feiirig, ijiijig, nberfpriibelnb. 3. - - w e 1 1, 
 ber ©prinnbruiinnt. 
 
 Boisterous, boU'tlrus. adj. unt 
 gqlum, fliirmifd), ^cftig, [Tiirmenb (vem 
 2Binbc). 2. t)([\1{(\, larmenb, tnbeiib, pplternb 
 (0. •0)fenfit>eii). 3. f grog, rd)iuerfafrig , uw 
 be()iilfti(^. 4. grog f)eftig (utm ber .^i^e). 
 
 A boisterous youth, ein ©d)luin^e(^ 
 fopf. tungeiliim, mir llngeftiiiiu Ijeftia. 
 
 Boisterously, bms'ilni-sle^ ado. 
 
 BoisterOUSneSS, bois'tenisnes, 
 
 «. bie ipcfrigfcit , ber ob. bni' lliioeiliim, bcii 
 fti"irmird)e "iBefen, tpbcn 
 
 Boitier, bol'teer, (fr. '2S3.) *. bie 
 •Siiitl't mit djiriirgifdjen 9Jppnr>itcii vb. mit 
 jpcilmittem. Shak. [fettrf)oiinrtig. 
 
 Bolary, bo'lare. adj. bodiSiirtia, 
 Bold, bold, (angdf. bald, beald) adi 
 1. fiii;n, miit()ig, unerfc^rocfen , fiirc^rlrd, 
 bel)er$t, (jerjf^aft, tapfcr (pun -OTeiiAtcn niib 
 If)ieren). 2. fufju, -TOutl) erforfcnib (tin 
 Unterncl)men). 3. T breifl, frei, Dcrrrnuens^ 
 mil. 4. 1 tui)n, breiti, fred),fe(f, unocrrd)iimr. 
 5. 1 tut)n (bie 95ifbcr in einer 9febc to. 6. 
 |lei(, ^erporrngenb; abfd)iiiTig, ia() , fleil in 
 bai »»?cer ^inabgeljenb (tcine llnricfc oeranj 
 liiffenb, pun Saiibrpii^eii), ba(;er: (>)}?ar.] 
 A -shore, eine fi<t)ere itu|te, ein jlnc^e^, 
 fid)fre5 lifer. 
 
 Too bold, tuflfllljn. He was - to speak, 
 er rongte e« ju reben. To make - ub. beffer 
 to be -, (id) bie greifjeit neljmen , fid) er« 
 fuljncn, firf) erbrei|Ten. To be too - with, 
 &tiua5 )n frei tabcin, friti|7ren. To make - 
 with, fid) erfuf)iien fiber Gtma6 ju fpotten, 
 lu^jnjiel)cn. It is a - word, bai it! uiel gefngr. 
 Bold- face, 1. bie Unuerfd)anitl)cit. 2. 
 ber 55«(f)e, llnuerfc^amte. - - faced, un» 
 uerrd)amt, frcd). 
 
 Bold, V. a. t tuf)n, breifl niiK^en. 
 Bolden, bold'dn, V. a. f tiifjn, fees 
 fjerjt mnc^en. - p. n, breift luerben , (id) er» 
 ffiljnen. 
 
 Boldly, bold'le, adj. 1. ffi^n, mu. 
 tl;ig, iinerrd)rurtcn, fiirc^tlu«, oertrnuen^puff. 
 2. (iiiwciten) unufrrd)nmt. 
 
 Bolflness, boid'nes. s. 1. biel?i'i()n> 
 l)eit, ber -JJfutl), bie llncrrd)rurfenf)eir, Uiirdjr. 
 luftgfeit. 2. i biei?ii()iil)eit (in9febe, ©(^ireib- 
 art, TOnlerei unb S5ilff)auerei). 3. bie Dreis 
 lligfcit, 3uuer(irf)tlirt)('f it, ^ectl;eit. 4. bie grec^. 
 f)eit, llnuerrd)nmt()cit. 5. bie 5reimutf)igPeii. 
 
 6. II bai ajertrniien, 3utras;en qn ©utt). 
 
 7. bie ©teilljeit, ©djruffljeit (einer iliifle, eti 
 ne3 SergeS). - of the shore, bai ftadfe 
 (idfne lifer. 
 
 Bole, 
 Boal , 
 
 books etc. 
 
 (d>ott.) a locker in the 
 wall for keeping 
 
 .IVindo'tv-bole, a 
 
 window with blinds ofwood. 
 
 Bole, bole.*. 1. f bcr©t(iinm,Saum« 
 jlamm. 2. ein Surnmng (= 6 bushels). 
 3. bie ip»l)(ung, bai IBedcn; ber ^feifenfpjit; 
 ber 33ed)er (f. Bowl). 
 
 Bote, (gr.) «. [eecL] ber ^oiu« 
 
104 Fnte. fttr, fall. f.*t. ML met. Fine. fin. IV6. move. nor. got, 5"I, clSi'id. Trtbe, tub. furi. f/nn, TFIis. 
 
 BOL 
 
 Roletate, bn'lelate, *. [dftftn.] 
 bUi? ViHl)errd)ii>arnmroiicrrnlj. 
 
 BoletiC, bolet'ik, adj. [61)6111.] - 
 
 acid, tie 2i)rf)err(i)iunmmfaiire. 
 
 Boletus, bole'tiis, *. [»ot.] ber 
 
 C5it)i'r!d)n>niiitii, ^Dlet. 
 
 Bolin?, jbil'Ing./ .. ['TCnr.lMe 
 Bowl.n^,^ A SBule.ae, a3d> 
 
 Bo^vline,^ J 
 
 Ruli«, bo' lis, (gr.) ». [ 97teteoroI. ] 
 bit flicflfiire Drndbc. 
 
 Boll, boll, (nnflfd'. bolla) t. I. [93ot.] 
 bie ©d)orc, Spi'iU'e, ©nnienfavfd, 5ni(t)rl}iiire, 
 (nad) 3ln6crn iveiiiaer ridjtii]) Der Staiigcl. 
 
 2. (bi6!u. fiir Bole. Nr. 2). 
 
 Boll, V. n. in @d)oten nuffd^ie^en, 
 (ndit 31iibeni) ©tcingel treiben. 
 
 Bollards, boi'lardz Dber 
 
 Bollard - tiinber.<« , boi'iard- 
 tiin'buri, s.pt. l^nr.J bieDnlben, SBuubel, 
 &ifT>n. 
 
 Bollen, bol'ln. adj. * gefctjiwClen. 
 
 Bolliikongr, ^ boU'niong. «. f >• 
 
 Bolleiiiong-j^ Oei 93uc^iuei)en. 2. 
 bne -TOirAHirii. 
 
 Bull-snipe,^ bAir- snipe, «. 
 
 Bol-suipe, 5 [^niitl).] baS^tutl;; 
 bcind)eii. 
 
 Bolster, bole'stiir. (angelf. bolster; 
 pen", balislit) *. 1. ti<\6 '^lAiitet , stiffen, ber 
 ?Pfiif)l; .ftopfpfiil)!, b(i« ih^pffiffeii. 2. ICljir.) 
 bie ^oiiiprfffe. 3. [©luritrj tm Sxiuelpol-. 
 (let. 4 [OJfiir. ] bie S5cfleibiing?ri||en bet 
 ©tofle. 
 
 Bolster, v. a. 1. f mit einrm H^vU 
 fler, 5^ctre lu'riVljen. 2. tiiit einem ^oliler, 
 Kiffcn miter teui. ftt^pfc, 3(rnie iinteriliioen. 3. 
 (nucf) mit up) iiiiteriTitijrn, iiu(red)tl)alteii. 4. 
 [(Fl)ir.) "lit eiiier AoiiipreiTe uenVljeii c^Uuiu 
 ben), eiiie .^Linipreffe legeu (niif eiiic2[i3iinbe). 
 
 Bolster, v. n. nuf beiii 'iJ5ol|ter lie<]eu. 
 
 Bolstered, bule'slurd, adj. aiu'- 
 jjcbniid)t, 6niid)ig. (ter(lii0er. 
 
 Bolsterer, bole'sturur, s. ber Uii: 
 
 Bolstering', bule'siur'ng, «. bie 
 £el)ne, ©tii^e. . 
 
 Bolt, bolt, (ban. bolt; ni|T. bolt; 
 flnflelf. bolta) ». I. ber SSoljcn, ^feil. 2. ber 
 JBuIjen, 9fiege( (jurSctc(Ti9iing uon2l)riren). 
 
 3. ber 5>oljen (3iagcl). 4. ber Donnerfeil, 
 SBli^. 5. bie £lunntitnt I'on 28 (J-flcn Sin-. 
 nei'dS. 6. ber 9{infl nm 0)eiuc()rl(iiif. 7. boiS 
 (Sieb; ber 33eiitel (in 9}?ii(;len). 8. bie 5e(|ei, 
 pi. bie ^anbe eineS Ci5efangcnen. 
 
 Bolts of the gun-carriage, [91rtiff.] bie 
 Cnffettcnnngcl. Forelock--, [9)?.ir.l ber 
 3iel)nngcl. Ring-bolts, COJfnr.] bie25prfi= 
 pl;rcii, 5Borf^l)i}rner. Rag--, (gjMr.J ber 
 Inrffpiefer. Fender--, ein eiferner 23ol: 
 jen mit ninbemfiopfe. Dead -, ein flefjen.- 
 ber Stiegel. Spring--, ber Sfiegel nut einer 
 geter. — upright, ferienger ibe, pfeih 
 flcrnbe. [reniui$ l|1 bnlb ju (S-nbr. 
 
 Prov. A fool's bolt is soon shot, 9iiir: 
 B o 1 1 - a u g e r . |'3Jiiir. ) b^-r grt'^e ^oljrrr. 
 .-boat, [<3)?ar.] ein ilnrfef 2?0Pt. - head, 
 l(Et)em.] berglnferncDefliCirfnlben. — rope, 
 [SJKnr.] t>a6 2eit t'mei (£?flrl6. --sprit ub. 
 bow -sprit, [TOor.] H6 SSiiglpiet. 
 
 Bolt, V. a. I. mit einem S3o(ien ober 
 circtnen 9tagel befeftigen (eine Ii)ure ic.) ; a> 
 
 (in6ofjen, perndgefn. b) jnriegi'ln, pcrrirgrin. 
 
 2. befeiligen, fjniteii, fefieln, fjeinmen. Shar. 
 
 3. I)ernii6|liigen , i"d)ne(l nn*ipred)en , mit 
 ©tmnfi IjeriiuSpInfjen (pft mit out). 4. fceben, 
 t'euteln (^JKcljl jc.) , (in '7iDrbnm. niir lunii 
 ©ieben in ^JKuljlen). 5. [2Bnibmfpr.] awi- 
 treiben, nufjngen, nufiTanbcrn 6. (geiuol)nl. 
 mit out) niiercnbern , fid)ten gennu iintcr; 
 ri!d)en, priifen ober enuiigen. 7 t reinigen. 
 .Shak. 8. nbl;anbcln, befpredjen 'einen ivtffens 
 l"d)aftlid)en <Bai)). 
 
 To bolt out, 1. Ginen nti#I)iMen au6- 
 forfrfjen- 2. fjernnSlocfen. Time will - out 
 the truth, bie 3eit luirb bit 523al)rl;eit an'i 
 2id)t bringen. To-up, i feffeln. Shak. 
 
 Bolt, V. n. 1. (piij^iid)) l)ernu*fa()ren, 
 fjerporflurjen , ljern««|liiricn <<\i\& einem 
 5?aufe ic.), (gem&l;nl. mit out). 2. i mit <S:t- 
 wa6 Ijernueplni^cn. 
 
 Tears bolting at her eyes, il^ren '^W-- 
 gen ent|liirjenbe K^ninen. 
 
 To bolt ill Ob. into, fjeretiiplflf^en, i)h\- 
 einflurjen , t)creiii|1iirien Un ein Simmer;. 
 To - out, IjeriUiSiliirjen. 
 
 Bolter, boiiiir, *. 1. ber '53?iiljl> 
 ober '))iel;U'eiiiel, Biirdjfd^lng, £eii)er, btiij 
 eteb, iSeuteltud), ©eil^tiict). 2. eine>Jlrt iJiei). 
 
 Bolter, v.n. (£)crtl.) gerinuen uumu 
 3Jliit 2c.); bernbeln. Shak. 
 
 Bolting, bol'ting, t. 1. biiS ^efei^i- 
 gcn mit einem 23i)lien. 2. tai ©iebcn. 3. 
 die >iltil)anOluiig , &rbrterung, (Sriu.igiingi 
 iStreitiilning. 
 
 Bolting- bag, ber ^?ii()(bcntel. -- 
 cloth, ber ©eiljebeutel , bne Sbentcltnd). 
 --house, (■•)}tiil;len] lit Sbciitelfiimmer. 
 --hutch, [i))iiil)lej ber -iBiel^lfiirtcii, iijeiitel: 
 fallen, --mil I, bie25eiitelniiifd)itie. --t u b, 
 [OWiiljIcJ ber ^Rcijijiiber, 3uOer jum ©ieben 
 mib Jjcuteln be6 •OKeljle. 
 
 Bolus, bo'lus, (gr.) t. [infeb.] bie 
 ■i|3ifle, larjneifiigel. (iuieting -, baS Sd)liif: 
 triinfd)en. [cine airt ©d^Miigen in aimerifn. 
 
 Bom, bom, s. I'Diiitiirg.J ber SJinn, 
 
 Bomb, bum, (gr.) t. 1. bie ^ombe. 
 2. ber itiiiid, bii^ gro^e (^ier-iiifd), OJetofe. 
 i. ber Sd)Iiig nuf eine ©locfe. 
 
 Bomb-chest, bie ^oiiibcnfii'le. -- 
 ketch cber --vessel, bie ^ombarbir: 
 gniiiitte, iai a}om6nrbiri"d)iff. 
 
 Bomb, D. o. -j- bumbarbiren, mir 
 •Boniben t'erd)iepen. 
 
 Boiirit, V n. bnmpf ertunen, rd)ntlen. 
 
 Bombard, buin'bard,«. I.tl'^lrtidj 
 bie Donnerbiidjie, Sbombarbc. 2. [^Urtill.) 
 tiif ajmnbrtrbemcnt. 3. f t)Ha QBeiniiijj; 
 irinfgefaij; ber ©d)lnud>. 
 
 Bombard, bumblrd', V. a. [Ilrtid.] 
 bombarbiren, mil 23bmben bei"d)ier5eii. 
 
 Bombardier, biimbardeer'. «. 1. 
 l^KrtiU.l ber 2Ji>mbflrbirer. 2. [(^mom.] ber 
 'Sombarbirfiifer. 
 
 Bombardment, bumhard'mlnt. 
 *. [iilrtid.] bn« SKe|'d)ie6cn mit 25oniben, tai 
 ^icmbarbement, bie 58iMnb<irbirnng. 
 
 Bombardo, bumbar'do, «. ["^Tfllflfl 
 id. m. [t)tt SBombiiffm. 
 
 Bombasin, bumbazeen', j. [Onb|l.J 
 
 Uumbast, bum'bast, t. i. |3nb|l.] 
 ber 93i>mbaft. t. j ber <S>d)mulH, JBiimfnfl 
 (ber ^rrte so. Ibrnrf). 
 
 Bombast, aij. (dfimlftia (im ^21u«s 
 
 liOiN 
 
 Bombastic, bumbas'rfk, 
 
 Bombastical , i>unii>a»'ickal . 
 adj. fdjiviililig, I)L>d)trrtbenb (im 'Mn^brurfe). 
 
 B<»mbastry , biim'hasi.c , j. ber 
 @d)iviil|l, bie ©c^ipiiiiligfeit (im >)lii«brii(fei, 
 ber -:SombniT. ^ [peninnreS ©nlj. 
 
 Boiiibiat, biiiii'hcai,*. [(yijein.Jrnii.- 
 
 Bombic, biiin'bJk, adj. [ Gfjem. ] 
 — acid, bie ^Xniipcnriinre. 
 
 Bumbilation, bumb^la'shun . ) 
 
 Bombulatiun, bumiaila'shini ,\ 
 (lat.) s. t ber Snnfr, ias &e:o\'e, baS ^imli 
 len, Sriic^en. 
 
 Bombycinous,buiiibis'^nus,nrf/. 
 I. fciben. 2. vm ber 'Jnrbe ber ©eibcns 
 Mupc, feibenrnnpcnfiirbig. 
 
 Bombycinum, bumbls'eiium. *. 
 Opdnbcl] bie fi(Ti)rifd)e ©eibe. 
 
 Bombyx, bum'biks, s. i. ber ®ei« 
 bentvurm. 2. eine 3lrt 93iene. [U(ff, 
 
 Bo'iia-fiile, (Int. W.) eljrfid), reb. 
 
 Bonana, bona'na. ». bie 25onann. 
 
 Boua-roba, bo'na-ro'ba, (irm.) *. 
 feile Dime, 25iil)Ibirne. Shak. 
 
 Bouair, bonare', (itill. boiiario) adj. 
 T gsfnflig, giitmiitbig, nndtgiebig. 
 
 BonaSHS, bona'sus, (hit.) s. [3l'0f.] 
 ber *Sii(felod)f. 
 
 B(»n-Cliretien , bmikreltshcen , 
 (fr. iO.) *. [-J>imui!.j bie CbriiTbirne. 
 
 Bond, bond, (angeir. bond) *. 1. 5 
 etiuaf 5iinbenbei?, b'nS 25iinb, bie .Rette, bai 
 liiii , ber ©rrirf te. 2. bn§ ijjiinb (^um 93f» 
 feiligen, 3iiriinimenl)altcn). 3. bie 25erbi'i. 
 bnng. 4. pi. bie Krtten, ffe.Teln , biiljer : 5. 
 i bie ®ef.iiigeiifd)iift. G. f b»i^ SJanb , bit 
 "^iinbe (iil^ 0>riinb unb -JJiiftel b?r 2Serbtn» 
 bung). 7. bie SSerbinblhtfeit, 25erpflirf)tun.j. 
 H. [9ied)riMpr.l bie Dbligiitiwi , ber <Sd)dn, 
 bie 5Seri"d)reibnng, ^anb|"d)rift. [Shak. 
 
 Bond of air, f bie©rtnime (bei ^effor). 
 
 3. Let walls be so conslrucled as to make 
 
 a good -. MORT'MLR. 
 
 Bond, adj. gebniibcn, uiifrei, Icib« 
 cigen, gefangen. 
 
 Bond-maid, bie Seideigcne. -msn 
 ober --servant, ber Seibeigcne. --ser- 
 vice, bie 2eibeigeni"(f)iift. —-slave, bet 
 9eibeigene, bie Peibeigcne. — 's-man *l.ber 
 Scibeigene. 2. ber Sbi'irge. — woman ober 
 -'s- worn an, bie Seibeigene. 
 
 Bond, t>. n. eine i>nnbrd)rift gcben 
 ifiiv); bie 3'il)lnng einer ©c^iilD buret) eine 
 a>errd)reibiing fid)crn. 
 
 Bontlage, bon'daje.*. I.bie Jtned)ti 
 fdjiiff, I>ien|1biirfcit, Peibeigennbiifr, Dienit* 
 pflid)tigfeit. 2. bie (3)efnngenrd)iift, S?<\ft, bet 
 3iU'ing. 3. bie aSerpffiditung, 33erbinMid>feit. 
 
 Bonduc , bou'duk, «. [5&ot.] ber 
 ©dmiTerbaiim. 
 
 B<»ne, bone, (nngclf. ban; fd)i»eb. 
 ben; ban. been) *. 1. ber.ftnod)en, baf 35ein; 
 (beiS-ird>en) bie(yrare, 3it'd)grafe. 2. [.fiod)f.l 
 ber J?iiod)eii mit biirnn bei'inb(id)em Jleifdje. 
 ^. pl. [©pii^eiifloppcln] biebeineriienJSti!>ppe{. 
 4. pi. bielijiirfel (inm ©pieD. S. pi. bie JJrei* 
 billets ber ©(^lUnpieler. 
 
 To be upon Hie bones, f O G^inen nn« 
 greifen, G'inein }u Seibe geljen. To make no-s, 
 flit nid)t hinge bebenfen, fid) fein ©eiviffen 
 baranf nind)rn. To pick a -. an einem Rno> 
 djen nogen. You lazy bones! fauler ®cfett! 
 
FAte. far. f^ll, f^t. M4, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, oil, rIo.nl. Ti'ibe. tul), frill, t//in, Triis, 105 
 
 BON 
 
 Bone-ace, cine 9trt jfflrtenfpiri. — 
 ache, bit @d)merjMi in ten :Rno(^«n. — 
 breaker. [Oniitl).] t<r ^einf>r«i}n,Tieet' 
 fltltr. — flower, [Sot.] tie (Sanfeblimic. 
 — glue. Si-r finodjcnicim. —-lace, * Mf 
 flefloppelten Spiijen. -«et, v. a. [Cfjir.l 
 ififCer eiurid)tcn litiiotfjfn). -■ setter, in 
 OLMintnrjr. --setting, [(Jljir.) ta* 20ie> 
 bfreiiirid)ten (I'oii ^iiocfjen). --spavin, 
 (lt)iernrj.l 6er SpatI) (otn Spriinggflenf ttv 
 ?J>ferW>. 
 
 Done, e- a. 1. [Jtod)M autbrintn. 
 
 2. mir Jii'rtjbfinfn i)frfe(jrit n£djnurlfil>d>enj. 
 
 3. o bf()e^^f, flcrd)icft bfiWjlm. 
 Buuetl, biViied. adj. !Xno(t)t\\ \jabtnti, 
 
 fn»cl)i(i, f'etVn^cr« in 3"f'i"i'"«"^')>inrt<" <l'= 
 
 br.iiidjlK^, j. 23. »iroiig-boned, (liirf: 
 
 fnoitifl. Uoi. Shak. 
 
 Boneless, bAne'te«, rnod^rnli-d, brin: 
 
 Boiiefta, boiietta, «. [3djrl;i)0l.l 
 
 ter 'l^reitfiul), 5Bonit, 6ie 13flnmibe. Ifcurr. 
 
 Buiifire, bon'fire, «. ba£ Jreuben: 
 
 Bong^race, bon'gri«e, «. t b'l^ 
 
 ©tirn- I'bcr Sonncnljiltdjfn. 
 
 BoniTace , b6iref4i>e , >. ^oni; 
 
 fflcine (iJiumf). (I'fraumi. 
 
 Bonify, bo'ncfi. (fir. bonifier) v. a. 
 
 Bonito, boiii'i6. t.^iRnturo.] bcr 
 Bonit, i^rrirnid), tit ^Jrlainibe. 
 
 Boniiiut, bo'mo, (fr. 1Q.) $■ ba< 
 m\tim, rinnreid)f "Itjort, ter luiijiflf C>-infn(I. 
 
 Buuually, ( i|"d)i'tt.) trr 'Mbfct)icb6: 
 
 Bonnaile, 5 t^unf. 
 
 Bonnet, bon-nit. (fr. ^.) I. bit 
 »!Jrui>e, iiiH'Pf; b« Dnnienl^ut, bie ip.iubt. 
 
 4. IJnlinmsb.) tif ft.ippe, SJunnftirung. 3. 
 I'TOnr.) b.i6 33ei= ober efiieflti, 9ef|T. 
 
 Bonnet a preire , [$t|lnnii«b.| bie 
 ^f.ijTfninii^r. — pepper, tnxt 41rt («iiinfn: 
 pfcffft. [^ifljrn. Shak. 
 
 Bonnet, r- n. Mt ^mt»nirti;e Ab; 
 
 Bonnet - lairtl, (I'd^ottj ■niMll 
 pro prir t<i I- of land. 
 
 Bonnilx^l, bonn^bll, (fr.) «. Mt 
 JilbiUe OXiiDrtien. Spehser. 
 
 Bonnie, ^ (rd)Ot(.) handsome. 
 
 Bonny, 5 beautifaliitroug. 
 wortiiy. approved. 
 
 Bonnilass, bon'njias, »s ba< fcf^&ne 
 gWnbdjfn. Spehser. 
 
 Bonnily, boa'n^l^, ndv. I. tniinrcr, 
 artifl, (jplbiVliij, (jut oon 4liifcl;<n. 2. mt>\p 
 beleibt. 
 
 BounineSS, bon'nene*, t. f I. 
 bif 5ri>l)iid)fcit , *f}?UMtcrfeir, 'Jliifnmiinnt! 
 hfit; >Urri.)fcit, ^olbieligfcit, 9(ntnutf). 1. bif 
 Ml5iM)lbel*ibtl)fif. 
 
 Bonnoci<, (rcf)ott.) eine <}<rt bicfrr 
 85r»ffiirt)iii I'b. i5)ntfrinrl)l>?nib. 
 
 Bonny, bnn'ni, (fr ) I. l^ribftfi, arrig. 
 *. frpl), fri:>l;lirf) , nufnmifrft, f)pirfr, mnnrrr. 
 3. ^ ii)iM)lluieibt , frrt (I'eljr gfbriind)lid) in 
 €rf>PftfflnC). 
 
 Bonny-blade, fin \)ub\&)n ^nrfd). 
 —blabber, bie mure ^burtfrinilcl) ; [Diorb! 
 Oinerifol iibrrl). bit inure, (jeiTanbeiie "OWild). 
 
 B(»nny, #. (<min.| bn« (FTjinijer. 
 
 Bonuy->vawlies, (f(()i'r».) toys, 
 trinkets. Wawlie briirft flftuoijnlid) et> 
 »a* S(l)ciie6 nu«. [enger aBoflenjeug. 
 
 Bouten, bon'tn, «. (3iibt^l (>>< 
 
 Bonuiii niag-uuni » bo'uuui 
 
 BOO 
 
 mag'nuin, ((at.) *. [^omol.] bif Itinig^s 
 pflauine. 
 
 Tlie red bonum magnum, bic ^ilifers 
 pjTiiinne. The white-, bieit(itl)nrincnpflauiiie. 
 
 Bonus, bo'niis, (lilt.) ». [ijnnbci) 
 bie fiir ein 'Jlnleljcn, ein ^riuilegiutn ic. ge; 
 gebrne ^^roniie. 
 
 Bony, bo'ne, (D. bone) adj. I. fn& 
 rf)crn, beincrn. 2. fnoc^ig, fnpd)id)t, beinig 
 
 3. iTiirf oon Knodjen, (lnrftnod)ig. 
 Bonze, bon'ze, «. [inbird)e«$rie|ler: 
 
 tijuin) ber 58pnje. 
 
 Booby, buu'bi, «. 1. ber lolpel, 
 (S-infiiitepiiirel. 2. [Drnitf).) ber ©eeilord). 
 
 Booii, bm'ik, (angrlf. boc; gDti;.boka; 
 '\i\. book; ban. bog ; f(()iveb. bok) «. I. bag 
 ^nd). 2. tm 33n4 ^bie ^Jlbtl^eili-ng in cineni 
 iiiidje Ob. 5i5erfe). 3. [^anbelj ia& 'Sb\x6:), Ht6)- 
 nungdbud^ ipanblungebuc^, iiaiifiuannebud). 
 
 4. bie 3Jebiiigung6|"d)rift. Shak. 
 Cash-book, [^nnbel] bn« ^af7en = 
 
 ob. ftajiabud). — of expenses, bag 2Iii6gabe: 
 bud). Sales- — , iai QJerfailffblli^. Re- 
 ceipt — , [i^anbel) 1>\\6 (Jinnaljmcbnd). 
 Pocket — , ba* iafdjenbUC^. Invoice-—, 
 itai 'a3anrenre<^nung6bu(l). - of charges of 
 niercliiiiidize, tai SpflVll • , UnfC|leiirf(t): 
 nung6bu(^. Bill--, 1. bag 9{ed)nunggbud). 
 2. ba4 2i}ed)relbu£(). — of accounts , bag 
 ■Xcdjnunggfcud). — of receipts and Uisburse- 
 iiients, bag yiuggabesu. ©iunaljuirbud). -of 
 nieniorundunis, bng(J)ebeilfbud). - of liouse- 
 cxpenses, bag ipaugbuc^. Letter--, [S}M\- 
 Del) 1>n6 iBriefbu(^. A paper--, ein ungc= 
 bunbeneg ©ud). Tlie waste -, [5panbcl| bie 
 Slabbi, (Srrnjje. A dealer in old -s. ber 
 ■iintiquar. The red -, i ber engli|d)e Staatg: 
 talenber, bog eng(. ©taotgljanbburt). With- 
 out -, 1. nngmenbig, «ug beni J*rpfe, uu; 
 gfrd)rieben. 2. oljne atutoritat. To be in 
 one's -s, a) in giitigein 'ilnbeufen, in Q)uuit 
 bei Oeinanb fle^en, in Oeinanbg iSdjiiylingg- 
 bud) fein; b) 3cnianbg ®d)ult)ner fcin, 
 (S-inein rd)ulbifl fein. To mind one's -, nitt 
 nnljaltenbem Jleige (lubiren. To run into 
 one's -, bei (S-inem in ©djulben geratljen. 
 To get into one's-, ^cuianb* ^ul;lii)o(Ien 
 eriangen. To fall to one's — again , feine 
 iSrubien fortfeljen. To get out of one's — s, 
 (jinen bejaljlen. 
 
 Book-account, [$anbe(] bie gebnc^te 
 •Jluggnbe; iinb G'innfll)mfred)iiiing. — bin- 
 der, ber ©iid)Pinber. -binding, bie 
 ■^ud)binbfrfiintl, bag'Cut^binben. — debt s. 
 *. p/. bie iBnd)rd)ulben. -- f u I , w{[ mn ^it> 
 niinigcenjen aiig 25iid)frn , i>iif( uni>erbauter 
 (5>oiel)rfatnfeit, init SBiid)frgcre()rfatufeit an = 
 gifiiflt. — keeper, [i^aubrl) ber 25ud)()ali 
 ter --keeping, [^anbelj iai !8ud)l)airfn, 
 bie 3}u(0()altnng. --land, f. Bockland. 
 -■learned, fd)lllgclf ()rt, belcfen. --lear- 
 ning, bie a3ud)gele(;rramffit, 25e(nVn()fit 
 (briirft Dfr ■TOangel an praftifdjen^cnnrniiTen 
 nug). --maker, 1. T bi-T ®d)rift(Mer. 2. 
 i ber *ud)errd)inierer. — making, bag 
 ^iid)erfd)reiben. --man, ber (JMefjrte, 
 55iid)erntenfd). Shak. --mate, ber Wix-. 
 rd)iiler. --oath, ber niif bie Sibel geleii^ete 
 (S-ib. — seller, ber 95ud)f)anbler. — sel- 
 ling cb. — t r a d e, ber 35ud)()anbel. --store, 
 ber S}ud)Iaben. --worm. I. [(S-ntom.J ber 
 !Bu(t)rriBur<n. I i ber 2Jri<t>'r>»urni. 
 
 BOO 
 
 Book, V. a. in ein 95n(^ .mfftftrribtn, 
 lintrngen ; [$anbe(] bndjen. To - down, 
 cini'rfjreibcn. 
 
 Bookish, book'ish, adj. 1. ben 
 ■^iid)crn ergeben. 2. eifrig \m Sfubiren. 3. 
 inL'l)r tnit ttn 58t'i(f)ern alg niit ber ^elt be* 
 fannt, )Tubcnl)orfcnb. Shak. 
 
 Bookisiluess, bm'ik'ishnes, «. I. 
 bageifrigeiStubiren. 2. biea3iirf)iniiebhaberci, 
 25iid)erriid)t. [Siiditr. 2. imgele^rt. 
 
 Bookless, book'Ies. adj. 1. pfjue 
 
 Bool(>y, b6o'ia, s. [Qrr.J Oemanb, 
 bcv pin notnabifc^eg Seben fiiljrt. 
 
 Boom, boom, (ban. bonn *. I. [^TOnr.] 
 Spii-re, Seefcgelfpiere. 2. ber j>nfenbauin; 
 bie i?ctte, melc^e man fiber eiiien 'Jdig jiefjt, 
 mn iljn ben feinblidjen ®d)iffen jii uerfperren. 
 3. ['Wor.] bie ©ignalitaiige, bie 33afe, bad 
 Serificf)en. 
 
 Boom, (flngelf. byma,byme, bymtan) 
 V. II. 1. [■0)?ar.] (auc^ mit out) mit pcden 
 (Segcin faljrcn , aflc ©egef aiigfef^en. 2. ? 
 luogcn, braufen, fic^ tl)iirmcn (iumi iCeftcn). 
 3. i fortbrniifen, fLirt(Tiirmcn. 4. f(J)rfifn, 
 bn'iden (I'on ber 9fof)rfBininf(). 
 
 To come booming, [gjfar.] tnit ppjfen 
 ©eg in faljren ober fontmen. 
 
 Boon, buuii, (lat. bonus; nprin. 
 boon) *. 1. bie ®abe, aScnvifligiing, (5)nabe, 
 gcmaljrte ©unft, 2Gi'l)lrljat, (iJcfaflinfcit, ba« 
 ©erd)fnf. 2. bie !5itte, tai ^irrgefurf). Ash. 
 
 Boon, (fr. bon) adj. I. frllnilicf), tnnn» 
 ter. 2. ? giitig, gut, freigebig. Miltow. 3. 
 gefaflig, augcneljm. [ipeuteng. 
 
 Boops, boops, *. [5rf)tr;i)oI.] ber 
 
 Boor, i)66r, (angiif. gebnr) «. 1. ber 
 25nuer, SJanbmann. 2. f ber 35auer, ber uni 
 gcbilbete, rol)e •tWenftf). 
 
 Boord, (fd^int.) board. 
 
 Boorisli, buoi'kh, ndv. I. baiirfft^. 
 2. liufifcf), grob, rpl), ungcbilbet. Shak. 
 — ndv. Boor'ishly, bauril'd), 
 
 BOOrisiineSS, bour'ishnes, «. bad 
 !8aurifd)e, baunft^e ^effn ; bag ro(;e, un» 
 gefittete 23ctragen , bie (SJrobfieit. 
 
 Boor-^ivorm, buur'-wurm, «. 
 [iJiatiirg.l ber ^poljiiuiriu, ©ecmurm. 
 
 Boortree, ( fc^ott. ) the chrob 
 elder, planted much of old la 
 hedges of barn -yards etc. 
 
 Boose , bouse , ( angelf. boslg , 
 boKg) *. t ber Jtul)|lafl, Cdjienilad. 
 
 Boose , K 3 : 
 
 Bouse, ;j'"»^e'''-«-oi«"fen. 
 
 Koosy, boo'ze, adj. o beuebclt , ein 
 lueiiig bernufd)t. [needs. 
 
 Boo»it, (rd)Ptt.) behoved, must 
 
 Boost, boiLst. V. a. [9iprbflm.] (biirc^) 
 ©fivle, ©cfjlage u.) aufilpfjen ((J-tioag). 
 
 Boot, buot. (angiif. hot, bote) V. a. 
 I. nutjeii, frpmiuen, Ijelfen <fa(l niir tnit it 
 grbraiidjlid) , j. 33. Wiiat boots it? ivnd 
 l)ilft eg?). 2. '■= bcreidjerii, begabcn , P'inem 
 SJprtljeil bringen. Shak. 
 
 noot, t. I. ber («euiiiin , SSprrfjeil, 
 ^ut;en. 2. (bagjenige, isag gogeben tvirb, 
 lint einen laufdl) i>erl)iilriiigiuaHig ju niad)eu 
 pber aug,}ugieid)en) bie S'lgnbe, ber lleber« 
 fdjng. Shak. 3. ber 9<aub, bie 23eure. Shak. 
 
 To give to boot (aiigelf. to bote), in betl 
 ^auf flcben. To-, fiberbieg, pbenbrein, 
 bnrein , in ben Sfluf. 'Tis uo -, eg tfl uiiu 
 
106 Fate, f/.r, fall, fat. M4, mht. Fine. fin. JN6. iii6\ e. n6r. j^oj, ^iL < lotid. TAbe, tub, ffill. f//in. TFHs. 
 
 BOO 
 
 (bnft, e« frommt 9?i(^t«, 
 
 Doot, (fr. botte; ir. butais) t. 1. btt 
 
 ©riefel. "Z. [goltergcrntl)] 6er fpaiiifdje ©tie= 
 ffl. 3. berS^ai^eii unttv Dem iliiti"ci)en6i)cfe, 
 «utr(^fotl«n ; 6ie 2i5agenfe(Ie; (bisiy. and)) 
 6er i£ut|"d)eiibocfi 6a« iturrd)eiile£)er. 
 
 Thin-boot, Cer »nll)|1(efel. Fish in g- 
 b«ot8, &ie SBniiiTftieiei. Hunting--s, 
 bie 3flfl6|liefel. Jiick.--s, bit ©teifi^iefel, 
 flititHiefcl. 
 
 Boot- catcher, « b« ©tiefediuSjiefjer 
 in einem 2i3irtl)i5I)nu|'c , 5?nii6fiitd)t. - - 
 hooks, *.pJ. bie©riefel()afeii. --hose, bie 
 «flmafd)eii, ©tiefelflriinipfe. --jack, ber 
 ©ticfdfiicc^t. --last, in ©riefelleiilcii. 
 
 leg, bee ©tiefeird)nft- — maker, ber 
 
 ©tiefelmnd)fr. --pulls, *. p/. bie ©tiefel-- 
 on}ief)«r. --stockings, *. pi. bie ©tiefel; 
 flriiuipfe. --strap, bie ©tiefelilrippe. -- 
 topping, i^inat.] ba^ajeinigeii be6©ct)iff5< 
 eobeiiS , nn()e an ber DberfJnd)e befi 2i5a|Ter£, 
 oon bem ©eetnng iiub ben *)Kufd)Cln. --tree, 
 bag ©tiefelljiHj, ber©ticfeUei|len, ©ticfelblorf. 
 
 Boot, V. a u. B. n. ©tiefel aniiel;en, 
 (liefeln, 6e|liefe(n. Booted, Qeilicfelt. 
 
 Bootee, bOutee', «. ber fiir^e ©tiefel, 
 $nlt>flieffl. 
 
 Bootes, boo'tcz, ». [2l|Ti;on.] 23ooj 
 tti , ber 23nrenl)iiter (©ternbilb). [Ijiitte. 
 
 Booth, boOTH, *. bie!8ube,!Srctter; 
 
 Boot-Iiale, boot'-hale, v. a. \i\\\\V- 
 
 lm\, niif 23eute ausSgctjeii, 'Htntt nind)i'n. 
 
 Boot-haier, buufhaiur, bcr':)>lun> 
 bcrer, •ip.irteigniiner. ^ [bie fpnnifd^en ©tiefel. 
 
 Bootiuj?, boot'iiig, *. IJcltero.] 
 
 Bootless, boui'les, adj. 1. unnti$. 
 eitel, nidjfin. 2. erfolglci, iinifonil. Shak.. 
 
 Booty, boot'e, (fd^iueb. byte; bmi. 
 bytte) *. 1. bie 23eute. 2. ber 9{iuib, ii^i 
 ©errtubte. Shah.. [lid) fpielen, berriioen. 
 
 To play -, mit 5-Ieig iterlieren, unrcd)t: 
 
 Bopeep, bopeep'i «. bn6fd)ni'(lc$er> 
 torblirfen unb 3uriitfjie^cn U6 ^opfcS, mn 
 5einanb ju errdji'edcn (luieitinber im ©piel). 
 
 To play at-, I. M6 i5cr|Tedrpicl, 95cr|le(f en« 
 fpieleii. 2.tjmnilinbeii)erbcn. 3. liebnugeln, 
 
 Borable, bo'rabl, adj. t bt>l)rbar. 
 Jl£^ boljren Inffcnb. 
 
 Boracllio, borat'tshi, (fp.) *. I. 
 t bet leberne SBeiufrfjlnud). 2. i ber SBeiu; 
 ft^lniicft, Ininfenbolb. 
 
 BoraciC, boras'Ik, adj. [(Jf)em.] 
 — acid, bie ajornrfmire. 
 
 Boracite, bA'rasIte, «. [gjfinernlfl.] 
 ter 58omcit, ©cbntii'fpnth, SBorntfpntf). 
 
 Boracited, bo'raseted, ad/.[6t;etii.] 
 mit SBDrnyfiiiire i>frbiiiibcii. 
 
 BoraCOUS, bi'rakus, adj. [Gri)ctn.] 
 Bnuodfoiumcn borajri'aiier. -acid, iiiu>o[I» 
 fommeiie Sornriaiire. 
 
 Borag'e, bur'rldje, (lat. borago) 4. 
 pBot.] brr SSorretfd), SBiirreti'ct). 
 
 Borate, bo'rAte, «. [Sl;em.] tai 
 hocKf^Antt ©olj. 
 
 Borax, b&'rlks, iaxab. borakon) s. 
 [ffljent.] brr 58orax, tinfni. 
 
 Bor<la)i;r(^f ''"'"daje, f. Bordland 
 Boralel, b 
 Bordello 
 (>«u«, SBt-rNrH. (reniuirtl). 
 
 Bordellc^r, bord'lllur, *. bee 5pii> 
 
 .. Border, bur'dur cf;. u. arm. bord; 
 
 Ijor'del, > (fr., it.) : 
 
 >, bordli'ii,J iai ipiiren: 
 
 BOR 
 
 H)an. bordo; port, borda; it. bordo) «. § bie 
 augere ©infnffung u»n (FtiunS, baljcr: 1. ber 
 9{anb, ©auni, JBorb, bie SSorbining, 3?orDe 
 (an iiid)ern, Sleibern k.). 2. ber 3Ciuib can 
 ielkrn, ^opfen, OJfiinjen Jc). 3. [cyartenf.] 
 bie Jtabatte, iai ©d)nialbcet. 4. [ii)p.] bie 
 5)?abatte , S8u(t)brucferlei|7e. 5. [Sbot.] ber 
 9{anb (ber 93liimenfronen, 53latter lo. 6. 
 Bie SJreuje (eine^ Sanbe6). 7. ini ©eftaPe, 
 lifer. 8. " [^erlb.J ba« Unterfc^eibunoi>jeid)en 
 in aBnppeii. 
 
 Border, v n. i. (mit on ob. upon) 
 rtM|loj5en , grenjen (an ©tiuafi; , angrenjen. 
 2. 1 fid) nnl;ern (eincr ©flc^e), grenjen (an), 
 (einer ^atift) naljefommcu. 
 
 Bordering town, bit 65ret1jflabt. 
 
 Border, ». a. i. einfnffen, befe^en, 
 fdumen, borbiren (cin Sleibzo. 2. bcgrcnjen 
 (ein2anb). 3. f befd)ranten (®renjen fc^cn); 
 in ©c^ranfen l)alten. Shak. 
 
 Borderer, bor'durur, «. ber®renj= 
 bei\)Ul;ner, (Sren}nac^)bar, ^21nmi'l;ner. -en 
 the sea, ber itn|lenbcwoI)ner. 
 
 Bord -lialf- penny, bord'-hi- 
 peniie, s. M6 ©tanbgelb (anf ^JJfarften). 
 
 Bordland, buid'land, (bord U. land) 
 *. [9{ed)t6fpr.] bai5 Xafelgut. 
 
 Bordlode , > bord'lude, (bord u. 
 
 Bordload, \ load) «. l. BerDienil 
 cine^ 'iJ3ad)ter6 (ipinterfaffen) , 23aul)Di,} wm 
 ®el;olie nad) be6 CorDS ipaufe ju briiigcn. 
 2. baiJ fiir tui iafelgut iu eiiirid)tenbc 
 ^:i3ad)tgnantnm. 
 
 Bordanan, bord'man, s. ber$a(^> 
 ter, Sinterfaffe nuf einera Xafelgiite. 
 
 Bordragiug-, b»rd'radjeing, «. 'f 
 tai i)>liinbern ber (Srenjen einefi CanbeS, 
 t\\i 23erl)eeren ber fflrenjcn. 
 
 Bordservice, bord'slivls, «. '^- 
 ba6 -JSac^tiiuantuin fiir cin lafelgut. 
 
 Borflure , burd'iiie , tai llnter: 
 fd)eibung^jcid)en iu SCappen (f. Border 
 i)fr. 8). 
 
 Bore, bore, (angclf. borian; fd)l«eb 
 bora; bou. borer) o. o. l.§6of)rcn (einCod)) 
 
 2. [Xed^nol.] bi)l;ren, auijboljren (©efc^iit^). 
 
 3. biMjrcn, nagen, freffen (i>. 233iirmern u. 
 Jnfcften zo. 4. Durd)bringcn, biirc^bredjen 
 (burc^ eine '>3)tenfd)eninenge), fid) l^iiibiird); 
 arbeiten , fif^ fintn 2i3eg bal)nen. 5. ± boi) 
 ren, burd)bringen; I'eriunnbcn. Shak 
 
 Bore, V. n. 1. jn bcijren fein, fid) 
 bfl)ren laffen. 2. bDl}ren (i. SS. biefer S8i'()rer 
 boljrt gut). 3. ± (to) uorbringen (nac^aBc|lcu 
 K.). 4. [SReitf. J ben J{»pf tief tragen (uon 
 ^ferbcn). 5. fWin.] ». «. u. t>. a. |'4)iirfen, 
 nad) ^litiaVLtn fndjcti. 
 1. This timbet does not bore welt. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Bore, «. 1. tai 95»^rtpc^, Sod) (5?5()! 
 Inng). 2. [9Irtifl.] ber Caliber, bie ©cele, 
 SBeite (eincr Jtanone). 3. ber SJoljrer, 1.tm- 
 bcnbirtjrer, SriUboljret ic. 4. (fd;ott.) ini 
 Sod) in Wauern. 
 
 Yet are they too light for the bore of 
 the matter , bot^) finb fie nod) \i\ Icid)t filr 
 tai ®ewid)t ber ©ac^e , bie uiel ©(f)H)ercrc6 
 umfaffen fann. Shak. 
 
 Borecole, [SBot.] ber flruue ^nl)t ; 
 Siberian-, ber ^rau6fof)I. --tree, ber 
 Spoflunbcrbaum. 
 
 Bore, «. eine ^o^er, old bie aen'5l)n< 
 
 BOR 
 
 {\6)t, ftcigcnbe 5'"tl); ()i->I;e, uofle JJlntf), ob. 
 erne pluijlic^ in bie -Wiiiibung eine^ S'li'lK* 
 Dbcr in eine IBfeercngf bringenbe Jmtf)- 
 
 Bore, s. (J ein langiuciliger, unan5« 
 |lel)iid)fr ^^JJfenfd). Bvrom. 
 
 Bore, praet. V. Bear. 
 
 Boreal, bo'rcal, (lat.) adj. norblid). 
 
 Boreas, bo'iea«, (lat.) ». % ber 
 '^lorbiuinb; falter '7ii)rDiuinb. Miltox. 
 
 Boree, baree', ». bie ©Dnrre'e uiu 
 tanj). 
 
 Borer, bo'rur, s. 1. ber a5i)I)rer (3e» 
 manb, ber bsfjrt). 2. ber !5Dl)rcr, Irauben. 
 boljrer (jniTruincnt jum ©Dljven). 3. [,3iicfer« 
 fieb.] ber ^florf jam ainb»l)ren ber Surfer* 
 l)iitc.4. [Snspfni.] bieitnopfform. 5.[(J'ntom.] 
 Dcr ©tcinboljrcr. 
 
 Born, bSrn, (pp. i>. Bear) adj. ge* 
 borcn. (Sa bom and) jugleiri) getragen 
 Ijeipt, fo luirb lel,Uere« jiim Untcrrd)ieb uon 
 bem erilcn Ijaiifig borne gefc^rieben.) 
 
 To be born, geboren merben. He is - 
 a prince, cr ijl cin gebnrner JJiiril. A gen- 
 tleman -, ein (Jbelmann lum (^eburt. To 
 be -twenty years ago, jiuan^ig Onljre alt 
 fein. The first -, ber (Jrifgebovne. To be - 
 o6. - again, || luieSergeboren lucrben. Sines 
 1 wiis -, feit ineiuer 6)eburt, I'cn meincr 
 ®cburt an. My - days, mein Sebtage. To 
 be - to any thing, ju (ktmai flcboren, bit 
 tlinunt, getnad)t fein. 
 
 Borne, borne, pp. 0. Bear. All 
 charges -, nad) 9lbjng aller ^D|lcn. 
 
 Borne, *. (Die forreftere ©c^treibart 
 ucn bourn) bie ©renje. 
 
 Boron, bo'ron, s. [(H)tm.] bie tini 
 jerfe()bare a)afe ber Sl5iira):faure. 
 
 Boroug-li, bui'ro, (angelf. burg, 
 burh, beorgh, byiig; gr. pyrgos; fnnC'fr. 
 bura; ir. brog; (r. bomg) s. 1. lirfpningf. 
 eine befefligte ©tabt. 2. (je^i) eineStabt, Die 
 9{eprafentanten}um^arlamente fenbet; (aiu 
 gelf. borhoe) bcrjlecten, Snrgfterfen, 'DJIarfi* 
 (Icrfen. 3. [©d)ortI.] bie lanbcsjfjerriid) foni 
 llituirte it6rperfd)aft eine« geiuiffiMi DiiTrifts. 
 4. [(Sonneftitut in i)iorbam.] eine ©tnbt ob. 
 ein Dorf mit gemifjen ^rii'ilcgicn. 
 
 Rotten borough, [©ngl.] bcr flu*ge» 
 llorbcne SSurgjIerteiu 
 
 Borough -elder, (ober --head, Dbct 
 --holder) ber Drt5i)or(lel)er, ©precf)er, 
 Borfbepntirte. - - e n g l i » h , [ 9?ed)t6fpr. ] 
 (geiuifTe SSefi^ungen an Sanbcreien zc. , bie 
 anf ben jiingilen ©oljn ober, in&rmangelung 
 i>on ©ijl)nen, anf ben iiingilen 33rnber uers 
 erbcu) iai £el)nred)t, (S-rbrec^t be6 31'ingern. 
 --master, ber S5i)r|7el;cr, Surgerniei|lct 
 eineS 5-lerfen5. 
 
 Borracliio, borrltsh'eo, «. [97a> 
 tnrg.j ber itantfri)iif, iai cla|lird)e ®uinini. 
 
 Borrell <- loons, ( fd)utt. ) 1 • vr 
 lustic rogues, Snnipeufcrle. 
 
 BorrotV, bnr'ro, (aiigclf. borgian; 
 ban. borger; fd^iueb. borgan) v. a. 1. bi>r» 
 gen, erborgeu, entlel)nen. 2. borgcn, cnts 
 nel)inen, nbfc^reiben (jutn eigenen fflebraud) 
 au6 anbern SSiit^ern). 3. borgen, entnefjmen, 
 entlefjneii (®ebanfcn zc. i>i>n einent 9lnbern). 
 4. borgeu »r6orgcn, iiad)al)inen. nad)niad>en 
 (bie ®c|lalt, ben ©ti)l cined ?lnBern). 
 
 Borrotv, *. l . + ba$ JSorgen, ber a3»ri|. 
 Shak. 2. bai &rborQte. 
 
Fide, far, fAll, fat. Mi, met. Fine, f!n. Ni, in6ve, n6r, g&t, 6!l, cidfid. Tiibo, tub, ffill. tZ/in, Tllis. 1 07 
 
 I, Bat of your royal presence I'll ad- 
 
 Tenture 
 
 The borrow of a week. Shak. 
 
 Borro'i^'cr) borrour, *. ^er 23or: 
 
 fltr, (5-iu[iI)nfr. [ifiorflen, ©iitlc^ueii. 
 
 Borro^^'ing*, bor'roing. «. ia6 
 
 Borro^vin^ tlays, (Dm(.) tie 
 
 Borsliulder ) bort'lioidur , (i>on 
 bulir'* u. eaidor ) t. itt SSorilffjer t'tmi 
 ©nrfeS, «S3ei(cr« mit 10 Siirflmi, Dvti> 
 BorilffjfT, ®eiuein6fuor|lcljer. 
 
 BoSf bo«, (lilt.) I. [3pp(.] ^« Dd)6. 
 «.(I)Dfl. baas) [iJiPrenni.] t>rt •OJfeifler, §niiC. 
 w«f?mei|lfr (ini (Stnnte v. '?fitiv:'I)eTt). 
 
 Boscagre, bosk&je, «. I. tia6 S^ol^, 
 lliitrrljpij, !8urd)«)erf. 2. bnfi ©ffjDlj, 2DiilD.- 
 e^en. 3. [9{cd)t«iVr.] bai gutter ffir M$ 
 i{>i>rnuul). CowEt. 4. liJKal.] tit tin &t: 
 ^bil tariidUnit Cflittf^flft. 
 
 BoNdias, kci'kaa, t. IDxniti).] t»te 
 aenieine ivilbt &nte. [Todd. 
 
 Bosh, bnah, «. bet tlmrip, bie ffigur. 
 
 Bosket, jbo.'ket, *. [fflartenf.l 
 
 BoNqiie< , Un«»o«ret, berCuiUjnin 
 
 Busk«t, j(f. u&rijj. Botcage). 
 
 Boflky, bo»'ki,adJ. bu\(i}U},<itbi\\(f)i(i, 
 Bfllbifl. - acre*, iiiit ^erfeii b«o«nit«5<'lf'r. 
 
 Boaoin, bouxum, (ntujilf. bocm.' 
 boiura) «. I. 5 bit »riift, ber Siiien. 1. t>er 
 Biil'en (bit bie ©riifl btitdtntt ».\tH>iinq). 
 i. 1 bfr SJiu'cn, (Ed)iH'e <t«r Rlrd)f lo. 4. 
 btr93ufen, bit Oiinidfeit, i5)frjli(t)ftit (Pfr 
 eufeiifrtunb if.)- 5. bcr ©nftn, M- iniitrt 
 »ru|1, bn« Oniiert (}. ». ©eljeimnifFr in 
 fetntm iBiifen ptnu.iljreii). 6. brr -yiiiVn, Of 
 ;^trj (til6 ber ©tfj b»r SeiPtiirdjnfTciK. 7 
 ber 95»iftn (bit I'irttii 2ritt>t , fit Wiltt, 
 ®un(l, Sitbt (luif ta* 'iiJcit* iiiciiu-* in\ 
 ftiU). 8. ber !8iiren, ©(booS (irgell^'elll in 
 nerer, einflei'(t)Ii'iTfiifr «|5l.i9, luie ^er iWnVii 
 ber(?r6e, •OJiecrfufrn ic). 9. t ter ^n-. 
 ^ntmuuidf. Shah. [i^riiiird)Iitj. 
 
 Boiooi of a shirt, ber S5iirrii|'trri(, 
 
 Bosom -enemy, ber 5*'"'* 6f« >?iltl> 
 fe6, fntrrfje (Jreuiib. — friend, ber *ii' 
 fenfreime. - - i n t e r e s t, bie 2itbl!iig«nbricf)f . 
 -.lover, btr utrtrniitt Citbfjnber; 2)iireii= 
 (fctiinb. Shah, --sin, bie ©ctjopefilnte. 
 — thief, brr i5)niJ«bie6. 
 
 BoNoni, V. a. I. (oft mit up) in ber 
 Briiil i'erid)lir0en, (or<\\id) beionljreii, (jrljcim 
 ^inrtfii. Shak. 2. iicrbern.-ii , I'eriletfeii , be= 
 grobeti. (I'crciiit. - lord, »!IiiiPi. 
 
 Bosom'd, in« ^crj gei"(l)(pfTf " . I)i"rjlirt) 
 
 Bof«4»n, b^'nn, I. tec Spi'ct)l>wt6i\u\mi 
 (beffer : b o n t % w a I u). 
 
 BOKporian , bocpA'r^an . adi. 
 LOttoflr.J boiptfotiid), ju btm 2Ji>fpf)oriif (it< 
 ^ig. [ber aiocpl)pniJ. 
 
 BoMpOruS, bos'p6riiii, «. |(»)tTnr-l 
 
 Bo»>H, bns. (fr. boKKC) » I. Me ^Mirfil 
 («iif ^|■rr^r^^f^(f)lrrell zc.) , ber Jtiiopf, fx-- 
 {<btac^, (i>ci(l)irriiaar(. 2. 5 trflriiD em nmttt, 
 birfcr fii:>rpfr, eine Pirfe "W.iik. rii' itiu'rreii, 
 «Iu6iuiid)«, bie »fiile, Nr 5}iitfil. .3. eiiie 
 K&ljre of. till $al)ii in Per Ji'rm rinf« i.i'ii= 
 
 BoRit, <r(l)i'tr.) I;i'l)l. ltiriib.iiid)i}.A»ii. 
 
 Bu8«as'e«i>n>-KAje,(fr.)«. i.|31r(f)ir.j 
 »«r iHTipriiiiii-npe ©teiii, ©rein . SmVning, 
 «Mflilriii. 2. l«Ur(l)it.] ber baunidje, rrlje 
 Bcripriiiia. 
 
 BOT 
 
 Bossed, boa'sd, adj. I. mit 93u(te(n 
 Ob. trijnbeiier Slrbeit uerjiert ob. uerfeljtn. 
 2. bucfelifl. [fruiiini. 
 
 Bossive, bos'siv, a4/. oefriimnit, 
 
 Bossy, bos'U, adj. mit 93ucfeln ucr; 
 fetjen (^fcrSegefd)irr ic). [ber ^a.irflem. 
 
 Bostrycliite, bos'ir^khe,*. [®coi.] 
 
 Bosvel, boz'vel, ». [58ot.J bie l«Ul)(; 
 
 Bot, bot, f. Hots. [ric(<)eiibe lulpe. 
 
 Botanic, botan'n'k, ) (gr.) adj. 
 
 Botanical, boian'ekai,) 6otAlU|'((). 
 
 Botanies, bitau'n'ks, t. pi. t bie 
 SBotnmf. f. Botany. t$flniijenfunbiii«. 
 
 Botanist, bofaniat, I. ber ^otnnifer, 
 
 Botanize, bnt'anize, V. n. I. bottl: 
 niiircu. 2. bie *J5tl(iiijenfunbe ilu&iren. 
 
 Botanolog-y, boiauol'^ji, (gr.) «■ 
 bie 916t)nnblun() uber $f{aiijen, 
 
 Botanoinancy, botauSm'ans4, 
 «. Pie 'ipflaiijeiiiDii^rraginia. 
 
 Botany, boiaoui, (gr.) «. iit^flans 
 jenfniiBe, SSutniiif. 
 
 Botargro, boiSr'gi, (,fp.) «• [itoc^ir.] 
 bcr eiiigeialjene ob. eiiioema(()te ©t5rro|]en, 
 bii« iSiitarnuni. 
 
 Botcli, botsh, (it. bozza) «. I. bie 
 ©euU, bns ©efffjiour. 2. ber SJlirfen, glerf, 
 E^iupeti, bcr plump atfidte It)cil eitie^ £Iei: 
 PuiigSiliicfd. 3. 1 $ (ctiuiie libel SlngcivaiiPree, 
 bcr \(iflt<t)tt ^t)cil eine« iiic^t puneiibeteii 
 •^irre«) bat Jjlitfwerf. 4. bat glicfwort, 
 ^lilliui'rt. 
 
 To leave a botch behind on* , &tiv(ld 
 iiiu<i<neMPer Inffcn, iiiir f)nlb tf)un. 
 
 Botcli, v. a. 1. fd)Ic(^t dii^bcfyern, 
 plump (Iiffiii (iaciPuna^ilurfe). 2. i i"cf)ied)t 
 I'cvbf iTiTii , nuijftKfen, »erpfur(t)cn , urrljuiiJ 
 ^i-ii 'iiii 9{f(iiiTiiiii)«ri)(leiii jc.) 3. f jui\ini> 
 mcnftiffen, {iimintucniluiMpecu; nu^^icfen , 
 (litfen (an). 4 nut !8eulen, ®<()roarcn, be> 
 icittntn. 
 
 To botch up, An)cttc(n. Shak. 
 
 Botcher, bnmh'ur, «. ber ungo 
 fdjlrftt glirfer, qjfufdjer; bcr fffirff.tneiPer, 
 %ltf(t<frr. (flicfmeife; iliiniperhnft 
 
 Botching-3y, boxhingli, adv. 
 
 Botciiy, bot t>he, adj. I. fcbmnrifl, 
 poller 55ei.lrn, Seulig 2. gepirft, ncflumpert. 
 
 Bote, b&te. (P. b o o 1) «. I. I3{e(i)t6fpr] 
 bit ©ntKbaPlflunfl, SBcrfliitung. bnt 20nl)r. 
 gelP 2. (uberl) ) tie 3ah|iina. 3. [Jeiibnlr.) 
 bit SSerniaiauna ei.ir« !8eitrna«, Per aSeitrng 
 |ur fflSitPtrherfleduno oon irgenP Q-fmat, 
 J. 39. Per ©citrnfl an $oIj |ur 2BiePerf)cr(leIf 
 luiia eine« dniuc*. Blackstomb. 
 
 Boteless, biie'jl*. adj. unni'i^; 
 nitbtig, fi'ei. nnnenft (f. Boot I en). 
 
 Botetto, b&iet'ii, «. [3<i}tl)9»l.] ein« 
 airt Sutbe in »)Kf)cifo 
 
 Botil , boiA, (Aiigelf. butu, butwu, 
 batwa) pron. I. bciPe. 2. (mirP iumeilen alt 
 ®ub(lnntip flebraurt)t) 93ciBe, !8tiBc«. 3. 
 ()un>ei(tii aii SSinnnport) fswoljl. — . . and, 
 fonof)! . . a\i, ii«l>t nur . . fonbern nu4). 
 3. He sndeavored lo render eominere* 
 both disadvantageous and infa- 
 mous. Webstek. 
 
 Bother, buTH'ur. (f. P o t h e r) v.a. 
 Jftnuben. — *. Per Sntm. 
 
 Botiinic, boi/i'iiik, )arf/. 
 
 Bothuian, boi/i uean. ) [®<>?gt-] 
 bot()t)if((). 
 
 BOT 
 
 Bothnia , bot/i nea , «. [@eogr.] 
 
 93otl)uien. 
 
 Botfly, (fc^otr.) hut, hovel, [gei, 
 
 Bototoe, boto'to, *. eine '•Krt «J}npa» 
 
 Botryoid, botreoid, ^(gr.)o<y. 
 
 Botryoidal, botremd'ai.^ crauben* 
 formig. [®eo(.J Per Irniibcnilcitu 
 
 Botryolite, bo'treollre, (gr.) •. 
 
 Bots, bot», t. pi. Per 'iBurm in ^fer» 
 ben, bie ©ngerlinge, ^ferPeiuiirnier. 
 
 Bottle, bot'tl, (fr. bouteiiie; nrm. 
 boutailh; ir. bnideal) *. I. bit SBouteiUe, 
 ■Sliifi^e (pon$D(i, Ccber, ©rein ob. ®ln3 lO. 
 2. Pie SBouteifle (ber Onij.ilt ber Soutcide^, 
 ginfcfje. 3. Pa4 95unP, 23iiiiDeI(ipeu), ©cbunb. 
 
 Bottle-ale, tai SBiuiteiflenbicr. Sha* 
 --brush, bit 95urile (ju ^outeiilen, Riiiu 
 nen, .Rrrigcii ic.) , ^iinnen^, ^rugburile, 
 5lafc<)enbur(le. --case, b«« Slafcjjciifutter, 
 Per S5f'<lf4>tnf cQcr. --companion oPrt 
 --friend, ber Sttttrubcr , 6 ©anfbruPer. 
 — flower, [93ot.) bie jtornblume. -- 
 headed, l)of)irDpiTg. --jacks, a. pi. bit 
 fenfrcc^^te gSrntenwenPer. --labels, *. pU 
 Pie5lai"ct)ennuf|'c^»rifttn. — nose, bitxoti)t, 
 bide grnfe, Srnnntwciiumfe. --nosed, 
 bicfnafig, rotfjuafig. --rack, PntJ JJinfctjen. 
 geflefl. --screw, ber Korfiieljer. — stand, 
 ber 33outeif(cntcfler. 
 
 Bottle, V. a. I. in SouteiHcn obet 
 %la\d)tn fiiOen ob. rerfiiflen, (iiif giflf(^en 
 }ie()en mib iuforfeii, nbiicljeii. 2. iii 25uiibel 
 binben. 
 
 Bottled, tinen nufgttriebtnen Ccib 
 i)n6cnb; - spider, eine groge ©piiine, bie, 
 luie mnn gfnnbt, nnt^ ajcrfjiilrnig i(;rcr®ri^ 
 ®ift entl;nlten (oU. 
 
 Bottler, bottlur, j.berSericrmeiiTef 
 
 Bottling:, bot'iiing, *. lai SIbjicljen 
 nuf 5''ii'<^f" "P. 58iiutci!len. 
 
 Bottom, boi'tuin, (niigelf. botm ; 
 f(^U). botn; biill. bodem) a. 1. § Per lIMtere 
 Xljeil eiiier <Sat^t (in bicfer SBebeut. niic^ i; ; 
 biifjer: a) ber SSoPen (eine« ©ninneiiS). b) 
 ber 95obtn eine« gnfTc*. e) ber SSoPen eine* 
 ©d)iffe6. d> ber^BoPen, bie fflrunPffiicf)e eine3 
 ^iigeie ic). e) ber SSoPen, ©tul)l, .Riife (Per 
 -2lrtir(<>oc(en). 2. ber S8t>Pcii, Per ©riinP (Pet 
 ffleionfler, ber OTecre, (Seen, Siuffe to. 3. 
 Pie ®runPlnge (irgenP eiiicr <B<\ct)e, j. ^. wn 
 ©ebaubcn, ©nulen, 9Kanern ic). 4. i bet 
 ®ruiib, bie ©rmiPdige. 5. bc\6 niePrige 
 SnnP , ber Ifinlgrunb , bie liefc , Pm' Zt^nL 
 6. (iWcrPnin.] bai fln<t)e Siiiib an Pen Uft-rii 
 ber g-liifTe ic. (iiu(t) in cinigen lljeilen pint 
 (JnglanP). 7. ber ®riiiib (Per ciitrVrntei^e, 
 tieiile Iljcil poii ©ttunS), bai (uiiterilc) G-iihe 
 (einer 9inee, ©trojc jc), ber ^intcrgrunb; 
 (in bicfer 23ePeutung befonPer^ f ^S&. einer 
 ®(K^e nuf Dcn ®runP foiiimcn). 8. (bcfoii* 
 Pcrfi i) Pie ®rciije, bai (iwbt. 9. i bcr 
 PJrunb, bie llrfacfte, iriebfePcr, Per 5je>pcg« 
 grnnb; bai 'Sit}tntiid)t (ciucr ©ncbo. 10. 
 [■OKiir.l PcrSSoPcn, fiici cine* ©d)iffe^, Pnljer: 
 u. Prt« ©d)iff (felbfl), SJoljrjcug. 12. bet 
 ^niiuel, Annuel (Sivirn, ©eiPe to. 13. Pi« 
 S?e\e, Per ©n$, SBobeiifii^ (Pe6 SBitr* lO. 
 14. 13''rfti)iVr.J Pie iiatiirii(<)e ifraft (eiiic* 
 «JJfcrPc«). 
 7. Let us examine this subject lo th« 
 bottom. WcBsTKa. 
 
 I do see the-of Justice, Sliallow.ScAX. 
 
108 rnff.. ff,r. fall. fnt. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, got, 61], cl6ud. Ti\be, tub, full, th'm, THis. 
 
 liOT 
 
 8. There is no bo tt om in my votupfuous 
 ness. Sharspeare. 
 
 ^. A foreign prince is at tlie — of the 
 confederacy. Webster. 
 
 The outside of a ship's bottom, ['•Wnr.] 
 fcnS lebeiifcige ^erf. False - of a cooler, 
 [-trailer. I &cr »urrf)ln(t^crte 2?nticn einec- 
 ^iiMfe(Te(6. - of the stairs, ter giig 6er 
 tlrrppc. -of the belly, fcft lliuert'iiiid). A 
 horse of good -, [Oprfci)rpr.] eiii ilflrfee, 
 frnftigc^ 'ipferS. — of a silkworm, tai Seb 
 6fiiae()mifc. \t the -, eiiMid), nni (S-nte. 
 To fix one's — upon any one, (tuf ^'^'"''"'^ 
 tniieil. At the - of the acconni. beilll 
 £icf)re 6ercl)cn. Venture not loo much in 
 one -, (tt}en fie nic^t iiiif ciiimal ju SSid nuf 
 t>a& ©pu'l. To put a -, einen Siofccn linfei^eii. 
 To see the - of somebody. 3*^'"'^"^ fcurd); 
 fd)aucii, G-inctii nuf ben OJruiib fcf)aiien. To 
 Bland upon a good -, fliit ueriDrgt feiii, gut 
 (lcf)Cll. To know the very - of an affair, 
 
 ton cincr ©acf)e griinblic^ iinterric^tet fein. 
 To be at the -of any thing, l.etlunS griinCj 
 lict) inncf)nbcn vt. itcr|lef)eii. 2. tit "iricbs 
 fcber cincr ©acfje fcin. We are embarked 
 with them on the same -, f ivir mu([eu 
 0leicf)e6 ©cl>irtrnl.niit i|)nen t{)cilen. 
 
 Prov. Better spare at the brim than 
 at the -, bc([et tin 5lnfiinge ali am Qcixit 
 flcfpnrt. 
 
 Bottom, V. a- 1. (niit on) grilnben, 
 fcaiien (auf (Jtmn^; befonberf i). 2. init eu 
 Bcm ^otm i>crfel)cn (©tiihlcic), cineii 
 fcoben cinfetjen (in). 3. (mir on; .iiifiuirfelii. 
 
 Bottom, V. It. (on) ruljcn, (id) gniu: 
 ben, firf) itiiycn, fii^cii (nuf). 
 
 Bottometl, boitumd, adj. einen 
 a?obcu (jnbenb, (in Suinmmenrc^ungcn) bobig, 
 J.5J. flat--, jtndjbobig, nut ftad)ein Subcu. 
 
 Bottomless, hot'nimles, ad/, bo-. 
 benlo«, grunMo^, uncrgriinbltf^ (befiMib. l). 
 
 Bottomry, bot'tiinue, *. [ipnubelj 
 tie SBobnicrci. 
 
 Bottom-pit, bot'tum-pit, «. bic 
 unrcrile iiefc, ber Slbgrunb. 
 
 Boucliet, buushct', (fr. SS}.) *■ 
 [$tnnt>t.l cine ^ilrt 3ucferbirnen. 
 
 Bond, boud, «. ber ^orntvurin. 
 
 Boug-e, buudje, (fr.) v. n. (d)meUen, 
 auefal)ren (y. ben 2ippfn). 
 
 Bougt;, boudje, t. 1. -j- ber 9)hinb: 
 mnrarf}, frcie iifc^ fiir ipo(lcutc. Johksoh. 
 2. boudje, bic &e\d)mul\i. 
 
 Boug-li, bou, (nngelf. bog, bogh; 
 frf)u>. boy) s. ber Siueig, 91(1 (nnr uon birfen 
 ajiimujiucigen) ; pi. trni %tn>evt. 
 
 Boug^llt, bkwt,priiet. U.pp. l>. Buy. 
 
 Prov. Bought and sold, iierrntl;cn unb 
 uerfnnft. Shak. 
 
 Boug^lit, biwt, (i)oU. bogt) t. I. Die 
 SOiubung, ber £noten. 2. bie SMrgiing, 
 ber «iig, tcii Oclenf, ®lieb, 3. hai (£d)leu» 
 btrteber. 
 
 Boug-Iity, baw'te, adj. Ticf) bicgcnb. 
 
 Bougrie, boojee', (fr.) ». (gljir.J ber 
 ^nt()etet, bie^eric, SaSndj^fpnbe, b<i« a33nd)«s 
 •^[■l)rd)en. 
 
 Bouillon, b'luil'y^n, (fr. ^.) s. 
 I. bie gieifrt)briil)e. 2. [Iljiernrjneif.] bii« 
 5ieirrf)geivnd)i* nni ®trnl)ie be» ^ferbefiige^. 
 
 B«»ukiiif(, <r(i)orr.> bucking. 
 
 Boul o'a piat stoup, (ft^crt.) 
 
 BOU 
 
 handle of a two-quart pot. 
 
 Boiilder-^vall, bol'dur-will, s 
 bie 'Waucr von IJlint! Db. ^iefcljlcinen (ge> 
 luijljniid) mil ••BJeere), ber Stcinbninni. 
 
 Boulet, buulet', s. [9U'itr.] a) bie 
 ^bil;e (ber ^J>ferbc). b; ciii iibcrfotljetee, nn6= 
 geri>tl)cte6 ^fcrb. Encvc. 
 
 Bom It, holt, r. Bolt. [>!lrt Sinif. 
 
 Boititiu, bnl'iiii, s. [i}lrd)it.] eine 
 
 BouUCe, bounse, (1)0(1. bonzeu; 
 i-!riii. bouiidigza) v. n. 1. fpniigcn , in bie 
 Spi>\)( fprijiijcn. 2. (out) Ijen'orfpringen, Ijcr^ 
 oorlnufcn. 3. fprengen. 4. (agaiuM) \<i)U\: 
 gen, ilcgen, praQcn tgegen). 5. frad)cn, fuoi" 
 icn, plntjen. 6. (jeftig poc^ii, flopfeii, rd)U-i= 
 gen. 7. toben, Inrnien. 8. i pmt)ieii, groii; 
 I'prec^cn. 9. fiiljn, fecf, frhftig fein. Shak. 
 10. ['JJinr.] cin 6cil ob. bns |lel)eabe iniu 
 ivcrt nnf)olcn. 
 2. Out bounced the mastiff. Swift. 
 
 4. Against his bosom bounced his hea- 
 ving heart. Drvden. 
 
 Bounce, «. l. ber fjeftige (£0iag, 
 Stog (mil cineni fdjipcren ^i)rper), 23uiiiv. 
 
 2. ber Inure, (jeftige Annfl, &v<\<i) (cincr (ix- 
 plofiiui ic), Shak.; ber 2arni, tf(i6 OJetijfe. 
 
 3. O bie ^rnl;lerei; Drol)Uiig. 4. [Ocbtl;i)Oi.J 
 ein 91rt ipni. (Icr, Sinriiier; iliigiift. 
 
 Bouucer, boun'sur, 1. 1[ ber $rnl;. 
 
 Bouncing-, buun'sing, s. i. bne 
 iUufipringen, Stnfprnflcn; itrndjen; ©preu; 
 gen. 2. bie ^^rnljlerct. 3. [*)Ji\ir.J bn^ ainl;olcn. 
 
 Bouncin;^, adj. l. [bef. in ^lurbani. , 
 llarf, bicf, gvcbleibig, bidleibig, quatfd)elig. 
 2. fccf, uernicffcn, f>ta\)levi\d). 
 
 Bouncing-ly, boiin'single, ado. 
 prnl)lerifd) ; init Sjririn. 
 
 Bound, bound, (fr. bondir; MDrill. 
 bond) *. 1. bic ©reiiie (bie gniijc lliufangs; 
 unic i>on ifonigreit^jen, ©fnnten, ©rnbten, 
 Snub|lrid)cn). 2. ± bie ©reuje, ©d)rnnfc, 
 bn^ 3i'l- 3. ber ©prung , ©n?. 4. [innjf.J 
 ber Sprung (uon cinem gu^c nuf ben nu; 
 beru). 5. ber^rnU, Dfucfprnll, Sluffdjing, 
 •Mnffprung, 3{u<ffprung, SKieberiprnng. 
 
 Within bounds, niit '^ta^t; to drink 
 within -s, niiigig trinfen. To set — s, 
 nbmnrfen , cingrenicn. 
 
 Bound-setter, bcr '07Jnrf|'d)cibcr, ^elb-. 
 inciter. — - Ober bounding - stone, 1. 
 ber ©tein juiii ©pieleii, ©djiifjer, ti\6 ©d)iieU> 
 fiigeldjcn. 2. bcr SDfnrfilein, (iJreuiileiu. 
 
 Bound, V. a. 1. bcgrcujcn (eiiil'nnb). 
 2. ± cinrdjrnnfen, in ©d)r«nfeii Ijailren (lUMi 
 2cibcnfd)iifrcn u. S33unrd)en; jiiiueilcn niit in. 
 jebod) nnrid)tigcriueifc). 3. fpringen ni..id)cn, 
 tninmeln Cipfcrbc). Suak. 
 
 Bound, (fr. bondir; nrin.boiindi(za) 
 p. n. 1. fpringen, Ijilpfcn. 2. prnHen, juriicf> 
 prnflcn, }uriirffpringcii, niifpra(lcn. 3. (upon) 
 grenjen (nn). 
 
 Bound, prael. U. pp. v. Bind; - 
 masonry, i>crbunbene« «J)inucniierf ; vn' 
 pflid)tet; gebunben; in 3urninnicnrei;nngen; 
 jnn'irfgeljniren, nlfi: wind — , ice--, uoni 
 ?H3inbe, (Fife juru(fgcl)nlten. 
 
 Bound, adj. (for u. to) bie ^eflinw 
 ir.iing Ijnbenb, beilimmt (nnd)). 
 
 The ship was bound for pb. to Cadiz, 
 bic 53eflininiuiig bei ©c^ifT^ ivnr nnd) (Fnbir, 
 bnf ©(^iff Ijntre nuf Cnbir gefrndjrer. We 
 are — from Liverpool to New -York, ivirj 
 
 BOU 
 
 fommen oon CiucrpoDf unb ivoKcn nni^ 5J?emi 
 ?)or(. Whither are you bound? mD()in 1|1 
 cure !8etliininung;'' mo gefjr bic 9{cire l)in? 
 
 Boundary, boun'dare.*. i. (eigcnt« 
 (id) bie fid)H>nre (SJrenie, i)ai (?5ceiiijei0en, 
 bcr fflrciiiitein, jctjt noer nieiilcni; fi)iioni)m 
 niit bound) fie (Jireiijc (cinee Sanbe^). 2. ± 
 bic (yrciijc. 
 
 Bounden , boun'dn , « pp. con 
 Bind; I. perbunbeu, uerpflid)tet. 2. t uer» 
 biiiMirt). 
 
 Bounder , b?.un'dur , t. l. bet 
 •0)^1rtfriKli^^T, OSrciijnuffclicr. 2. ± tet, toeU 
 d)cr Ciireiucn reyt. 3. Pie (JJrciije. 
 
 Bounding-, boun'dlug, adj. (jilpfenb 
 U-. - ci. niseis, ffurigc ilfoffe. 
 
 Boundless, boundles, ndj. unbtt 
 grciiif, greiijciilos, unbcgrenjbnr, ciuig, _ 
 in . ., feme (yreiiicn fennenb in . . (feinen 
 2i3iiiifd)en 20. [*. tie ©reiiicn(o|lflfeit, 
 
 Boundles.«iuesS, boiindMesnes, 
 
 Bounteous, boun'isheus, adj. 
 miibtljiuig, niilbc, freigcbig, cbelniiitl;ig, giitig, 
 ii>ol;ltl;atig (gcioiiljni. ^ fiir bou u 1 if ul;. - 
 adv. Bou n't e o u sly, giilig 2c. 
 
 Bounteousness , boun'tsheus- 
 nes, *. Die grcigcbigfcit, ■»»filbrl;ntigfeU 
 (yiirigfeit, >»filbe. 
 
 Bountiful, buun'leful, adj. (mU 
 ot nor ben gcgebciicn ©ndjen n. 10 oor ben 
 enipfnngenben ^:i)erroiicn) niilbrljarig, freigebig, 
 )i)ol;itl)attg, milbe, giitig, grogniurljig, Locke. 
 - adv. B o u n t i I u II y , rcidjild) , frcigcbifl. 
 
 BOMMtirulneSS,bnuMielulMes,«. 
 bic itHn;lrl)arigfi-ir, 5-reigeOigfeit, fflropniutl). 
 
 Bountiiiede, ( hofin'iciied, (nud(> 
 
 Bountiliead, 5 Bomitih ood) 
 s. " bic &mt. l(^)iinbingn"d)enf. 
 
 Bounifitli, (fd)otf.) Dno (^i'id)cnf. 
 
 Bounty, bftuu le. (fr. borne) «. l, 
 bie iSrcigcbigfeit, «Ii3ol;lrl),itigftit, P)urtl;atia» 
 feir, >35Jilbe, (Sroemurb Oiiite. 2. (juateilcn 
 nud)) bie uiilbthatige (i>nbe; ai3oI)ltl)nr, fflur: 
 rljnt. 3. bie ^;)5rnniic jur aiufniunrirnng ium 
 bffentlid)cn 2)ien|le ob. jur ajiforberuug ttt 
 Qnbutkie. 
 
 Uueen Anne's bounty, cine »>Iftc wegcn 
 3lufbefTcrung ber flciniid)cn '!j5friiiibeii , bereti 
 jnl;rlid)er ©rttng lueniger nlf 50 i)Jf. ©trru 
 
 B o u n t y - m o 11 e y , bic ^inmic. |iunr. 
 
 Bouquet, hooka', (fr. 2i>.) *. bet 
 -^inmeni'tmng. 
 
 Bourd, boord , t. * ber ©d)eri. 
 
 Bourd, ». n. V fdjtTicn; (upon) Q-i, 
 lien niifiiel;cn. (tundjer. 
 
 Bourder, boord'ur. * bcr @d)irj« 
 
 Bourgeois, burjdis', (fr. ii}.> «. 
 i iopogr.j bie bourgeois, iiorgi* (Sertcrn). 
 
 Bourgeon, bui'juu, (fo ». n. 
 aii6rd)lagcii , fpro)fen , fiiincn , trciben (uon 
 'iJSfTaiiicn). - s. bie ^uofpc, bne Slugc. 
 
 Bourn, bnme. (beffcr Borne. V. ft. 
 
 borne) s. I. bie ©rcnjc. 2. ber (i3reiijbnc<> 
 (C uiitcu). 
 1. That undiscovered country, from whose 
 bourn 
 
 No traveler returns Srak. 
 
 Bourn, (gr.) s. ber ^nd), Oiitisbad), 
 <Ii5nibbad). C^n ©djortl. bum ; '■' n. nnr no4> 
 n jiiratiinu'iigei"ri)rcn Oiniiicn gcbniiid)lid)). 
 
 B<»urokN, ^ (fd)Ott.) confused 
 BourucllS,5 heaps; miktrablt 
 
V'Mf. f/.r, fall. fat. Mh, met. Floe, fin. m, move. n6r. g§i, 6il, clon.l. Tube. tfil.. fi'ill. fAin. TUU. 109 
 
 BOU 
 
 hut*; fllirf) small enclosure s. [bash. 
 Oourtree-busli, (fd^ott.) elder- 
 
 Houiiey^ buoze. (arm. beuzi) V. n. 
 
 Dooze,^ 6 uiimiiRiti triiifeti , itdfcn, 
 fai;ftn. - ». a. I)iiiuuterril)liii3en , Ijiiuiiuer: 
 fd)lii(fcii. 
 
 B»u-<«y, buiVze. adi. 9 bttruntttt, 
 
 BuUt, bout. (fc. bout) t. 1. tai i)!)^1l, 
 
 ter 'ilm'iKi, Streirf) (iii ^tr 9{e6eiisart: niif 
 fin -Will, in ciuf;n -Jlnfalje, ©treid)e lo. l. 
 hit 9teil)«. 3. ein Wnnfl im 5i'ct)tcn nnB im 
 tanjin. Shak. 4. bui Okfectjt, &er ilninpf. 
 5. bat ®il>ia, ^cr Sd)maii«, NiS i<in,p 
 d)en; j. ^. « merry -, tine 2u|lbarfeit; a 
 drinking -, Mi '5rinf<irlag. 6. btt SBorfnll. 
 At one bout, (luf einmol. When it conies 
 tnmy-, luenn bie SJeitje nil mid) fomnit. 
 To have »- with any one, mit (JilUin nn; 
 ^in^fn, fid) mit CS-intin i"d)lagen. 
 
 Boutntte, buutide', «. 1. bai 91iif: 
 
 fiif)rcn, tiiljrr 2. i bie Wrifle, Coune. Swikt. 
 
 Boiit<*fcu, huut'fii, (fr.2B.)«. ber 
 
 8!^nnb|lirtfr , -JJfi'rbbrenner ; JJricbenSilDrcr, 
 
 tonbeijer. [luoljifeiu 25erffluf. 
 
 BoutlMnle^ buuteiiiie. *■ t t>er 
 
 Houts-riinc^z 9 bou'-remA, (fr. 
 
 "S}.) t. yl. l^rei.J bie SKeimiuorie, 9{eimen= 
 
 ben ; bai 9(eimeiibennebi(bt' 
 
 Bovate, bovite, «. [3{ect)tffpr.] fo 
 oicl Canb, a\6 ciii Od)« in einem O'l')" VC"- 
 jjen fiinn (iind) Coweli, '28 11131. acre*). 
 
 Bovey-coul, bo vA-ki'tle, «. lQ)erI.i 
 broiiiier t'l.inir. 
 
 Bovine, bo'vin, (Int.) arf/- iuni Cd): 
 fen,ierd)lfrtue (ifl)ijrig, Oc^i'en ... - genu*. 
 60* Cd)ii'nfltrd)led)t. 
 
 Buvv, bou, (nngcir. bugan, bygan; 
 ID. luvan). r. a. 1. bitflcn , t'cuflcn (cincn 
 (Stoct, biflinietc.). '2. biirfcn. bciiflcn, nci; 
 jen (ben Si<pf nl6 Seic^eii brr (j-ljrfurdjr). .3. 
 1 neiflcn (bns Cl)r \u ben 9Irmcn :c.). 4. (to) 
 niebcrbeuflcn, Ijinnbbenflen (jni" Wrnbe 10 ; 
 untenuerfin (Oemanb feincmiliiden), unter; 
 luiirfifl mndien; (in ben beiben le^ten SBebeu-- 
 tunnm ff' ii'it down). 
 
 Bo^«', b<m, V. ». 1. (to) fttf) 6iegen, 
 (Id) bcugen, fid) neigen; [\<i) bcmutljigen 
 (oot) (oft mit down; nl« ^t\&im bet ©t)r: 
 futd)t^. 2. fict uerneigrn , fid) burfen ('<»• 
 tjor G-incm). 3. nieberinifen, niif bie Snie 
 iicberfnden. 4. iinter einer Sail, eineiu 
 Z>rii(fe nifbfrfiiifen. 
 
 To bow down, 1. nlebcrfinfcn, nieberfals 
 ten, (id) nicbtrbiirfen. 2. gebeiigt luerbcn. 
 
 Bo^%'f b()u, t. bit S3erb(ugting , S>er: 
 neigiiiig, berSJurfling, S.widH.aii'itiiitn ber 
 $Btlid)ffir>. 
 
 Bo^%'v b^, «. I. ber 93ogen (u. jmar 
 Ion;; — . ber 23c>gcn um ^^felle ju rd)ni'!lcn, 
 cross--, bie 9Irmbru(li. 2. ber i?ug, tie 
 tBiege. 3. ber S^rnen ((>bc6 in cine .Uiiri'C 
 fltfrumnire Ding) ; bofjor a) ber Jfegeiibogen. 
 b) bnf .Uri'iij, ber Jifigrl (beiSDegfngi'biiJf^). 
 c> bie £d)n.ieifnng (be* SpornS). d) bir 
 King(be6Sd)liiiTi(6). e) - of a ship. (^War.j 
 bet a)iig, pi. bie SSatfni; a i)old ob. bluff-. 
 rin ppdit "^ng; n lean - ein rd)arirr 23niv 
 f» (ijjutmad). 1 ber Sftrgen, S'id)t'i>gfn. g) 
 ICefonom. 1 biM 3i^d) (ber Ditif" ic.). h) 
 »tr ®d)lfiif. i) ("Jlilron.) brr (^Jrnbbpgon, 
 ^Mjenmrffcr. k) (-Miiif.] ber 23i>geu jum 
 ©nrcid)e'.i brr aSioiine, rr« 33aiTei? Je. I) (- of 
 
 liOW 
 
 a saddle) ber ©nttetbogen, ©nttelbnum. 
 
 Prov. To have two strings to one's bow, 
 meljr ali ein 'OKittel in '5errirrd)afr ijaben. 
 
 Bow-anchor, [-OKar.] ber ®abclanfer, 
 teianfer. --bearer, ein nnterer 'Jorilbe: 
 atntet , ber JJoriliuart, UntcrfJrifer, ^oljinigt. 
 --bent, cingebogeii, gefriimmt. --dye, 
 eine »Urt ®4arlad)|iirbe. --grace. hoiV- 
 grase, [TOrtr.jba* CdeHtd)t uon altem Xnu= 
 luerfe, um bai 6d)i|T uor bem (yife ju 
 rid)ern. --hand, bie red)te >>anCi (bie ben 
 2?ogrn fpannt); wide of the— . lurit ab uoni 
 3iele, lueit lint*. — leg, ba« frnmme •'Qein. 
 --legged, frurtimbeinig. —- maker . 
 berS8ogener,9Irm>rii|ter. — man, i.bi't'niaii, 
 Per 23pgcnfd)i'i(j. 2. bou'man, [-War.] ber 
 ■Jfnberer om ODtbetjlen 9{uber. -net. 
 rjirc^erei] bie 9?eu)"e. —-piece, bou'pecse. 
 (-JJtnr.J bn* ^ugiliicf. --shot, bie 25Dgen- 
 it^ugweite , ber 2}ogeni"(^iig. --sprit. 
 [OKiir.j bn« SBogipriet, SJugipriet. --ipr it- 
 topsail, ['J)?ar.] bai -MJar^regfl beS 25og: 
 ipriet*. --string, bie SBcgcnfrtjne. -- 
 window, bi\& 2)i)genfen|lcr. [ein SBogen)- 
 
 Bo'^vetl, bud, ;jp. adj. gt'bogen (luic 
 
 Bo^v, ifc^ott.) (in TOrtg fiir fiorii ic. 
 = ' ifi eine« (Tljalbron. 
 
 Bow -kail, ((■d)Ptt.) Jte^l, ^p()(. 
 
 Bo^vable, b^uabl, adj birgfani. 
 
 Bov«-el, bdu el, t). n. 1. bte &i\<\e- 
 iveibe auJiicljmen, bal)er [^aibnifpr.] nu^l^-- 
 lueiben. 2. l bie Gingeweibe burd)bringtn, 
 bi« in ba« Onnere bringen Pb. einbringcn. 
 
 Bo^vels, bSu'elz, «. j>l. I. bie Q:in: 
 geipeibe (ppii «)?fenr(^en u. Iljiercn). 2. i bir 
 ©ingeiveibe, bai S^tt]. 3. bie ©ingciueibc, 
 ber innere Zt)tii i>pn GfroaS, bai Onnere 
 (al« in ben (Fingewciben ber ©rbe luilljlen). 
 4. i bie (S-ingeiueibt, bet ©io beS TOirleiben*, 
 ber ®ute ic. bat)et 5. 1 bat fflefill)! , 'OTitge: 
 iutjl, 'i)}?itleiben ic. 6. bowel im »ing. (roirb 
 iutveilen gebrnud)t fiir gnt) ber Darm. 
 
 To rush into the bowels of the battle, 
 fi(^ mitten in brt« ©d)l«d)tgen)ijl)l Huticn 
 Shak. To have no -, gefiil;f|p5 frin. 
 
 Bo^VClleSA, b^lVelles, adj. p()ne 
 ■iJKitgrfiil)!, vi)ne 'iDJirleib, grffihdo*. Iganfrr, 
 
 Bo'M'er, boiVur. s. l^'SiiXr.] brr 5^iij 
 
 Bo^iver, (nngelf. bur; ii>. bwr) t. I. 
 bie £'aiibe (in (S^arteii). 2. bie ®d)Iaffnmmer 
 11. iiber()anpt jebe* 3imwn in riiicm ^dufe 
 aiifjer ber 5?flfle. 3. ber Sanbi'iij, bie 5?iitfe; 
 ■Ti5o()nung (iiberf).). 4. bie bard) einen Sijai": 
 ferfad gebilbete 26ol6iin9 , ber 58pncn. 5 
 [-TOar.j ber >0?a(lfprb. 6. [Gljir.] ber 23eu 
 gcmiiefel, 58eiiger. 
 
 Bo'«ver, v. a. unigeben , einfc^Iicfien. 
 Shak. - b. n. ? TOOhnen. (ben cnrljniteiib. 
 
 Bo'««'ery, bou'urre, adj. picle l?aii= 
 
 Bo^ve.«s, bou'es,) t. l^dlfn.] brr 
 
 Bo'«vet, bouet, y ^eilling (jtiiige 
 Jalf, ber ba5 ^Tefl jii perfafTm beginnt). 
 
 Bo'ivm'e, boHje, v. n. fd)n)cdcn, aiiiJ; 
 fn()rrii (luie bie Sippen ; f. b o u g e). 
 
 Bowg'e, bouje. t). a. biird)bp()ren, 
 btird)rd)iegcn (j. 93. ein ®d)iff). Ainswohth. 
 
 Bowie -knif(<>, *. (9?prbam.] eine 
 -)(rr i.ingrr (£d)nappniriTrr. 
 
 BovvieH, (|'(()Cirr.) casks with the 
 head taken out; tubs; milk pails. 
 
 BoM'ii, (rd)rtt.) bulk; body. 
 
 Buvvilig-iy, bijunigle, odv. fitt 
 
 bu'liii ,) 
 
 liOX 
 
 bengenb, fict) neigenb, fli^ bicgenb. 
 
 Bowl, bale, (angcir. holla) *. I. bit 
 ©d)ale, irinffdjale, ber iJIapf, 23ed)tr (im 
 3ldgem. jebc6 Qieiaft, iueld)eg lucirer, aI5 rirf 
 ill). 2. ber ()i'l)le Il)cil irgrnb eine* Singe?, 
 bal}er a) bie i?iil}liing, ©d)ale (eine* eii'ffris!). 
 b) ber jlppf (einer ^l>feife it.). .5. bai- ©erfcn, 
 ■Baffin (in einem C^Jnrten). 4. pi. [-»?ar.I 
 bie '•))fatrLM'cnrd)ii|Teln. 5. brr OJfaiTforb. 6. 
 ber 33aiim|lamm. 7. bai ^^Ra^ p. 6 Sd)rffclu. 
 
 Stui ning - bowl, |%>apirrmiiljl.] bie 
 ■)lu*rrf)ppferd)ale. (.(Jngrl (ium ifegcin :c.). 
 
 Bowl, (arm. boul; fr. bouie) s. bit 
 
 To play at bowls, to beat -s, to be 
 at -s, .trgel f(f)ieben. 
 
 Bo^vi, V. n. 1. fegeln, itegel W^tbtn, 
 bp(yeln. 2. ftc^ fugeln. 
 
 Bo^vl, CO. 1. fugein, rotten (mie 
 cine itngel). 2. mit (Jtioa* 9?nnbcm, 9{o(. 
 Irnbem, einer itiigrl loerfcn. Shak. Well 
 bowled, ipoljl getroffrn. 
 
 Bowlder, boi'dur, ». 1. ber fJetne, 
 rnnbUc^e ©tein, fi^iefelilrin, 9{o(I|Trin, 6tranb« 
 iTein. 2. [GJepl.I bai (SJerod, C5)rfrf)ie6e. 
 
 Bowlder-stones. *. pi. glarte, nbge« 
 runbete^iefef, (u. nntt)) ba* (i)ei"d)irbe, Ojcrijfl. 
 --wall, eine an* rnnben ©teinen, 9{pd» 
 llcinen errid)tete Waiirr, ber ©teinbamm, 
 bie .Rierelilcinmaiier. [.'Rrgr(rd)ie6er. 
 
 Bowler, bi\'liir. *. ber ^ngrnpiflcr, 
 
 Bo^vline, boiViin, ai\A) 
 
 Bo'%viing-, bo' ling, 
 (arm. bouline) *.[^JKar.] bie 25o[eiiie, aSoileine. 
 
 To check the bowline, bie S3pileine 
 Dirrcn, nac^IaJTen. 
 
 B o w 1 1 n e - b r i d I e R , bie ^nue, tnittclfl 
 lucldjcr bie S^oleine befrfligt i|T. 
 
 Bowling-, bo'ling, t. 1. ba* £ii< 
 gein :c. 2. bai itegelfpirl. 
 
 Bowllng'-g'reen, bo'iing-grein, 
 a. 1. ber ilcgeipln^, bie 93of|r(6a()n. 2. [e)ar» 
 tenf.] ber 9{afenpla$, bai Jfafeniliicf. 
 
 Bo>«'se, bouze, V. a. \\. n. [TOar.) 
 nn()t>lcn. [|Tcr (nnf llnioerfttriren). 
 
 Bowser, bou'siir, *. brr ©d)ai;mei- 
 
 BowKSen, boussn, V. a. f eiit< 
 taud)cn, ciiminfrn, tranfrn. 
 
 Bowt, (fd)ott.) gebpgen, grfri'immt. 
 
 Botvyer, bo'yur, «. t 1. ber 95o« 
 gcnrrfiiilj. 2. brr 25pgenma(()er, 55pgrnir. 
 
 Box, i)oks. (angelf. box; pcrf., nrab. 
 huxiis. ber ^iid)*bnum; ir. bnksji. bugsa) 
 a. I. bie i8nd)re, ©d)ad)tt(, brr i?a|len, bai 
 Sajlc^en, JRi|'ld)en, bie ©ofe (uon i>oI}, '■3)ie« 
 tad K.). 2. (ber Onf;a(t ciiicr €d)ad)fel to 
 Die ®d)ad)te(, a.iud)re, Dofe, bd* ^i|ld)en. 
 3. bie 2oge (in einem ®d)aufpic(l}aurc) ; brr 
 aSerrd)lng, ba* (5-rfrf)en (in einer iiiirri)*! 
 jlubc). 4. bfl* $aii*d)cn ; [■■OTar.] ba* iTonu 
 paril;dii*(trn. 5. ber OJclPfailrn , bie (53c(b» 
 fifle. 6. bte 5?iid)("e, 3»atbi!irf)fe (an einrm 
 ^agen). 7. bai giitferal. 8. brr 25ed)er 
 (jum 2[i3iirfeln JO. 9. |(S)ii|bart'. 1 bie @d)iag5 
 lot[;biid)ie , Si!'>t(}()ornbiid)fe. 10. [lypogr.] 
 bai 5ad) (eine* (Sdjriftfaftrn* ). M. [®ei» 
 bcMiu.] bai 9?odenbad). 12. ber i?ntfd)bo(<, 
 ^ntrd)rni'iij ; ba* ^nrr{^(iifl|ld)rn, %\a\d)i\u 
 flitter. 13. bie ScftraubrnmurnT. 14. [Qiay:t 
 rrnf] bie ©infaffnng riiir* i^iiilibeet*. 13. 
 bie l)iM)Ic "iJJfrife oD. 9Jo()re an cine ^nmpe. 
 16. (iiot.] - Ob. --tree, brr -yiid)*baum, 
 •iMid)*. 17. ber ©rrei((), ©rfjiag lui: ber 
 
110 Tfile. far. fall, fat. Me, met. Fine. fin. 1S6, ni6\'o. n^r. sjAl. 6il, clOnd. I'l'ilie. Inl 
 
 >. InH. lAin. Tflis. 
 
 ^ BOX 
 
 $nnb, box on the ear, bie Dfjrfeige, TOniif: 
 fttelJe; - on the cheek, ber SPncfcnilreid). 
 
 Small deal--, bit 9?ofi"Cnfiflc. Strong 
 -, bie ®clbfifle. To be in the wrong -. 
 fid) uerred)iien, fief) irren. To take or to get 
 out of one's -, (JtlunS illlSpncftll. 
 
 B o X - h au 1 , t). a. [ «»f.ir. ] niif einc 
 fcfitiefle 9Jrt vor bcm «S3iiife iimlcgrn , itni; 
 jvenben. --thorn, [V<ct.] ber 'i^iidj^buni. 
 
 Box, V. n. uiit ber Sniift fanipfen, ftc^ 
 (iiif fie Soiifl l'd)l<incn, 6crfii, fief) trycn. 
 
 Box, V. a. I. in eiiie <B(t)(\(i}td t^un 
 einrd)ad)tern, in S8iicf)ron ic. i>frfcf)tirf;eit, ein: 
 f(f)lif0en. 2. init SSiicfjicn I'frffljeii (ein Wiib). 
 
 3. niit ber 5pnnb oDer gaiift nn ben fiopf 
 frf)(n<ien, oljrfeigen, fid) niit (J-ineni bojren. 
 
 4. [■iJKnr.l to — the compass, bie i>frfd)ii'be 
 ncn ^iinfte tti ltDnipnffc6 in <iel)i>riger Orb 
 nnng l)errnof" . bie ilonipn^punfte niit ben 
 5piiiinie(6fli<ienben ucrnleic^cn. 5. nnjnpfcn 
 
 cincn 23aum , urn fid) beffen ©nft jii per; 
 ff^nffcn). 6. l^ar.\ to -a ship, bie PDr= 
 bcrn ©egel nn ben Wnfl nnlegcn, lurnn man 
 ben 33inb vt>n uorn f)nt. 
 
 Boxen, bok'sn, adj. 1. uon 95nd)«5 
 bainn()n(j, bud)6t'nntnfn. 2. bem a3ud>«! 
 f)iiiinie nl)n(id), t>ud)«artig. Dkvden 
 
 Boxer, boks'ftr, *. I. ber 93p);cr, 
 gaufffmnpfer. 2. (Seiner, ber G-inen of^rfeigt 
 
 Boxing-, bok'sing, «. tini iapjrcn, 
 ber 5nuitfninpf. 
 
 Boy, liilc, (gr. pais) «. 1. ber ^nnbe, 
 Ounge, iSube Cia6 niaiiiil. ilinb M jur 
 <JKnnn(>nrfcit). 2. I ber 3ii"<]e. ii^abt ^cin 
 Sffiuw'd) Dl)ne niiinnlidjf ilraft u. gnligfeii) 
 
 To do tilings like a boy, fi{t) nlbcm nn 
 (tctlen ob. betrngen. To be past n -, bie 
 ^iiiberrd)nl)e nnsT-getntin l;nt'en, fcin Sinb 
 niel)r fein. To leave boy's play, bie Sinber' 
 f(t)u(je (iu6jie()cn. 
 
 B o y - b I i n d , t f nr}fTrf)tig ( wie ein 
 Jtnnbe). —-hood, bn6 iinnl'ennUcr, bie 
 JJinbljeit. —-senator, ein jnnger 9fed)t6! 
 (jefeljrter.. Boy's- play, biifi ^inber;, 
 itnnbcnfpief ; bieilleinigfeit. -'•-trick, ber 
 Siigfiibi^firf). 
 
 Boy, V. a. (5cmnnb) rote einenltnnben 
 Def)nnbeln (nnd) Johnson; befTcr) luie eincn 
 jtiinben bnrflellen ob. nnd)nf)nien, pernd)tlid) 
 jnnd)en. Shak -, v. n. iUnberei treiOen, 
 
 Boyar, f. Boiar. [tnnbeln. 
 
 Boyau , bo'yo, (fr.) /. [Jeflungeb.! 
 Ser '31rtn, 6d)(ng, @ang (einc«Snnfgrnben^). 
 
 Boyer, bu'yur, s. ein fleiiie£ flmni: 
 a)eS ^£d)iff. 
 
 B6yisli, boe'ish,a<)(;M. fnnbennin^ig, 
 finbii'd) 2. eiiten^nnben betreffenb,£nnben ... 
 J. '-B. — days, bie itinberjnt)re. 
 
 BoyiKllly, bne'ishle, ade. toit tin 
 Stinb, finbifd). 
 
 BoyiMlinesM, bolishne*, «. ba& 
 finbii'rtje 55etrngen , bie &inberei. 
 
 Boyisiii, boeiziii, *. bie ^inbcrci, 
 bn« fiiibird)e Setrngen. 
 
 Brabautine , brabam'in , adj. 
 [Ohogr.l brnlmiitifri). 
 
 Britbble, brab'bl, «. " ber @trcit, 
 Die 3'i"f«t'''i' ^<^^ ileifcti, ber 5?nbcr. Shak. 
 
 Brabble, v. ». " laur iniifrn, feifen, 
 ^abrrn. 
 
 Brabbler, brab'blur. <. * ber Sniiffr. 
 
 Brace, biase, (fr. bras; ir. brae; 
 
 BRA 
 
 n\ braic) ». 1. ['ihd)it.] bn? SSnffenf'nnb, 
 Irngbanb, bie Slammer, (Btrebe, ber SInfer, 
 i>nlt. 2. bnS 58nnb, bie 25inbe, ber 9fiemeit, 
 ©iirtcl , fflurt 3. bie ©pannrd)niir (eincr 
 Irptitmef); ber ^tnfen (eino« Imgrtfft'i ; bie 
 5?iinbl)n6e (eiiier 55ntre); pi. bie Irngbiinber, 
 ipofen^icipeber, S^Dfeiurnger. 4. bcrSrfnimng; 
 ricmcn (eincr £ut|"d)e;. 5. [Ii)p.| bie jtlnm^ 
 mrr. 6. [>)}?ar. ] pi. bie 25rnfTen , (Segi'i^ 
 itricfe.. 7. bie 9fiiflung, ber .^nrnifd); 9lrtu-- 
 hnriiifc^, bie *!lrnifd)icne; 95i'ii)nffming. 8. 
 bie 35inbnng, ipoltiing; ©trnffljeit, ©pnn: 
 niiiig. 9. M& 'ipnnr (nur piMt 1l)ieren iinb 
 Dingen ; pon ^erfDncn f u. j). 10. [iOnibmipr. ] 
 bie Jloppel (5pnnbe). 11. bn6 itinfter, ber Ja; 
 ben (= 1 engl. fathom). 
 
 To haul in the braces, [9)Jnr. ] bie 
 23rnftcn nn^olen. 
 
 Brace, v. a. l. jufnmmenjiefjen, bin^ 
 ben, feilbinben, nnbinben,(inrd)nnHen, fdjnnl; 
 len, nnl)eften, befefligen, jnfnmmenljeften. 
 2. fpnnnen , f(f)nuren (bie Irotnmcl;. 3. 
 [>!Ird)it.] mit Slnmtnern, SInfern', a3nnbern 
 pcneljcn. 4. fpnnnen, (Inrfen (bie 9ierDen;. 
 5. [Wnr.] brnffen. 
 
 [^)5tnr.] To brace about, jntn Umlegen 
 iimbrnfyen. To — sharp, fd)iirf bei bein 
 "iSinbe brnffen. To —the sails aback , bie 
 @egei niif ben '>JJfnjl brnffen. To - the yards 
 to the wind, Iilliiuflrt$ brnfTen. To-llie head- 
 sails to the wind, bie ©egel|lnngcn , Sfncii 
 tnittelfl ber iBrnfTen rongere(f)t pnm 23orbcr: 
 tlieile nad) bem ^intertljeile bc5 ®d)itTei" 
 luenben. To - to, bie Ceebrnffen uieren a. 
 bie Ciii'brnfTen nn^Dlen. 
 
 Bracelet, brise'let, (fr.) *. l. bnf 
 'Jlrmbniib (ber Dnmen). 2. bie 9Irtnrct)icne, 
 ber ^lrml)rtrnircf). 
 
 Bracer, bri'sur, t. 1. bie 95inbe, 
 bn^ 23nnb, ber ®iirt, 95erbnnb ic. 2. bie 
 '}lrmrd)iene , iaS 9lrtnflii(f. Johnson. 3 
 I >))icb J bie nbflringirenbe ober ininmrnen: 
 jiiliiMibc 9Irjenei. 
 
 Bracll, bratsh ober bt-ffcr brak. (fr. 
 hiaqiie) *. bie ipe^e; ber ©piirl;iinb, 5Srn(f, 
 2i5ndHelf)iinb, bie 25rnrfe. Shak. 
 
 Brachial, brak'yal, (Int.) adj. jiim 
 '}lrme gel}i.irig, 9Irin ... [frenjfiirniig. 
 
 Bracliiate, brak'yate . arfj. [Spot.] 
 
 Braclliate<l, brak'yAted, adj. t 
 mtt airmen ober Slermeln oerfcljcn. 
 
 Bracllinan, brak'man.^ r. ber 
 
 Braiiiin, bram'in, 5^>^<^"<<"^> 
 »rnd)mnn (iiibird)er ?|5ric|ler). 
 
 Brricliyg-raplierjbrakig'grafMf, 
 (gc.) «. ber 23rnd)i)grnp(), Siirjfd)reibcr. 
 
 Bracliyg-rapliy , brakig'graic . 
 (gr.) *. bie iliirjrd)rei6efunft, ®rnd)i)grnpl)ie. 
 
 Bracliylog-y, brakil'loje. (gr.) j 
 [9fl)et.] bie iXunfi, fief) in ber 9fcbe furj jii 
 fnffen; Si'irje; nbgefi'irjte 9?ebe ob. ©cntenj. 
 
 Brack, brak, (ban. braek; norm, 
 brek) *. 1. ber Sjruc^ (einer <BJnuer), bie 
 Ciirff. »rci"d)e. 2. bn6 ©turf, a5rud)|lii(f. 3. 
 i ber ••Wnngel, gel^lcr. 
 
 Brack, «. iai 93rn(fe, (Snij. 
 
 Bracken, brakkn, «. [33ot. ] ber 
 5nrii , bn^ Jnnifrnnt. 
 
 Bracket, brak'kit, «. 1. |l:rd)no[.] 
 bie Si-iile, ber Irnger, bie llnrrrlnge (jnm 
 Imgrn oon "Srrtrern , (5(i(f)f>' 'f-'! ''T' 
 J?urf(l)en) ber Irngbaum. 2. [-Jlrtin.] pi 
 
 13RA 
 
 bie ^SBnnbe einc^TOorfenungcnS. 3. flijpogr.I 
 biciflnmrner [ ]. 4.p/. [•OTnr.] bie Sinmpen 
 nn ben (53illingen 5e« X)nl;lbprbed. 5. bei 
 @piclleti(f)ter. 
 
 Hair-brackets, [TOnr.l pi. ber Sier- 
 nitf), bie (Sd)ii&rfel nm ©rfjlff^rd^nneiel. 
 
 Bracki.«ll, brak'ish , adj. brad, 
 fnljiii (in einrm mngigen (S)rnbe). -water, 
 bn^ 'Brnrfioiiffer. 
 
 Brackislines!4, hrak'ishne!.. •. 
 bn« ©nljige; ber fnljige, brntte ®erd)mn(f 
 (einer ©nrf)e). [brad. 
 
 Bracky, brak'*. adj. f mnfiig fnljig, 
 
 Bractea, iirak'iea.^ 3. [2ii>t. ] bna 
 
 Bracte, brak'ie, *) 9?ebenblntt , 
 C'erfblntt, bie 33rncftee. 
 
 Bracteate, brak'ieite, } adj. mit 
 
 Bractetl, brak'ted, ^ iJieben« 
 
 bliurorn , 23rnfteen ocrfeljen. 
 
 Bracteole, brak'teole , «. [S5ot.] 
 bie fleine 33rnftce. 
 
 Bracteolate, brak't^Alatc. adj. 
 [33or.] mit fleinen SSrnftcen ocrfchen. 
 
 Brad, brad, (nrm. broad) s. ['J;ed)nr(.] 
 ber ©piefernngel , Sjretfpiefer < g?ngel oline 
 Sppf'- [aUnffertrenfe. 
 
 Brartoon, bradoon', *. bie Iren/e, 
 
 Brae, (fd)Ott.) rising ground, 
 declivity. 
 
 Brag-, brag, (m. bragiaw) v. n. (mil 
 of, s to - on) prnl)len (mit), grogrpred)en. 
 2. ^ ftol} fein (nuf) , fic^ n'il;mi'n ( einct 
 ©od)i'). 
 
 Brag-, *. 1. bie ^rnljlerei , (J)rof5» 
 fprertjerei; t>a6 'jprnljicn. 2. bie ^>rnl)lerei 
 ibai, luoniit geprnl)It mirb) Milton; ber 
 ©tolj. (55ei Spenser fleljt bn6 2Borf and) 
 a\i ei* adv. fl'ir proudly, ftol)). 
 
 To make -s of..., piel <H5efen5 innd)en 
 oon ... To make vain — s of one's self, 
 nd) niif eine iinertrnglid)e 2Beifc bri'itlen. 
 
 Brag, *. ein Jlnrrentpiel. 
 
 Brag, iidj. prnl)lhnft, flolj. 
 
 Bragg-adocio, !iraggadn'she&, «. 
 ber %^r^ll)lrr , (Jirniirpred'er, 'iprnljKjnn!?. 
 
 Braggardi.^191, brag'gardizm, «. 
 bie (^irofiprnMcrei, 9liifTd)neiberei. 
 
 Braggart, brag'gart , ^ a ber 
 
 Braggrer, brag'gi'ir, ^(^jrpfjprnf). 
 ler, "ipriiljiljnnf, 9liif!"(f)neiber. [prnfjlerifcf) 
 
 Braggart, ndj. pm(;Ierir(f) , grpfi» 
 
 Brag get, brag'glt. (iv. bragawd) 
 i. bnsS 5ponig(ner, ber *Bierf). 
 
 Brag-ging, biag'ging, *. bn« P5ro6» 
 fpredien, bie ^rnl)(erei. [prnfjleriu'^. 
 
 Braggingly, brag'gingic, adr. 
 
 Brag-in"t,()'d)Oft.) re e I'd forward. 
 
 Bragless, brag'lls, adj. •)- ber(()ei< 
 ben, ol)ne 'iJ3rnl)lcrei. Shak. 
 
 Brag°ly, brag'le, ado. -f Meni* 
 merri), fein, nrtig, Ijiibft^. Spebseu. 
 
 Braid, brade. (nngclf. bredan) v. n. 
 1. fled)ten ((Sd)ni"ire k.). 2. -- G-inem iSor» 
 iwi'irfe mn(^en, ©inen tnbein (f. Upbraid). 
 -. r. rt. n. V. n. <'niiffd)rerfen, nntTpriiige". 
 
 Braid, «. l. bie %l((t)t( (>>nnrflod)tf) ; 
 tai Oieroebe; ber aSorftofs (fleine ©pi^e jntn 
 iVfefseii) ; .Rni'ten. 2 t>(\& ©in()fn , Q-f 
 I'djrrrfen, aiiifrpriiigen. Sackvu.ie. 
 
 Braid, ndj. l. <' rrfigerii'd), liilig, per* 
 fd)liiiini. Shak. 'i. (t"d)prr. ) Oreir. 
 
 Braik, (fd)'.irr.; eine -Jlrr ^-gue. 
 
FAtf. ff.r, r',11, fnt. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, fjot, 6fJ, rl6(ul. Ti'ibe. lOb, full. lAin. TFfis. 1 H 
 
 BRA 
 
 Brail, br&l, «. I. [^(fn.] ber ffiit- 
 men jum 2Iufbin6en 6er ^iUQtl eine« fatten. 
 i. l-JKav.] Me SSefc^Ingleine; pi. bie ®eitflue 
 c&. Wietniie. 
 
 Drail, v. a. (mit up) [TOnr.] mifgeien. 
 
 Drain, brine, ( ni)(]e(f. braegan , 
 bregeii. l>r»geii ) «. 1. T (meiftenS pf. b r a i ii s) 
 bn« 0)ehirn, S^itn. 2. i fleroJfjnl. pi. M6 
 ij)trn, ber 93erilnn6, fippf, 6a6 ©ebiicfjtnig. 
 3. t b't (i'iiibilPunflSfriUt ; *3Iffefte. Shak. 
 
 To brat one'i brain* out. &tnem ia& 
 ffief)irn einfdjlaiK"- To blow one's -« out, 
 eiiiem eine Auiiel burrt) ben Slopf i.iflen 
 That i( beyond liis brains, Dad (\ci)t liber 
 fehien 9?er|lnnb f)in.ui«. To have cracked 
 -«. einen Spnrreii l)aten, flefrf^i^ffen fein. To 
 fcent one's -s by studying, btird) ail()nlten: 
 tei ©tiibiren ben SBenlnnb uerlieren. 
 
 Brain-pan. bie i>irnfd)flle, ber ©<f)iibel. 
 — s-flow, ber Grgn^ ber ©eele, lljriinen. 
 Shak. --sick, mnljnfinnig, (jrbnnfenfo*, 
 iinbefonnen. Shak. — -sickly, adv.\d)mad), 
 oI)ne lleberlegiinfl. Shak. --sickness, bie 
 Wei|le«i>ermirrun(j , Unbefonntn^eit , ber 
 SDnf^nfmn. 
 
 Brain, r. a. l. Qintm ba6 S^kn tin> 
 fcblofleii, G-iiieii biird) G-inidjIiiflen beS ipirne« 
 tiittn. 1. t bejireifrii, onflti}tn. Shak. 
 
 Hare- Ob. cockbrained, luibe^onnen, 
 nflrrifcb, leicttftnnig. Shittle-brained, 
 tt<mifelmiltf)i(i. (forward. 
 
 BrainiGfe, (ftbott.) to run rashly 
 
 BrainiKli, brine'ikh, «<(;. tcQ, tolh 
 fjpfifl. iinneiliini, l)i(ji(j. Shak. 
 
 nrainless, brAne'lls, adj. f>irn(o«, 
 unt>criMinen. 
 
 Brait, brit, «. [Oiimelirrr.] ber rof)e 
 Diiimnnt [solvents. 
 
 Brak, (fdfctt.) broke, made in- 
 
 Braiie, brike, ^ pp. V. Break. 
 
 Bral4«, (m. brwg)*. 1. [33ot.] ber 
 0nrn, baf Siirufrniit (brfiMib. i<pm weiM. 
 gflrn). 2. ber mit Jnrnfraiit bero(i(f)fenf 
 ipm^, bai garnfrniifgeiTriiiirf), gnrngrbufrt). 
 3. bii< 95rDinbeerfle(triiiicl), Durngebiifd), Ok-- 
 lui'd), ®eni(le. 4. l»Jiorbnm.J Cane — , ba6 
 IU'hr^i(firf)t fnur in Sufntninenfedg.) 
 
 Brake, (u. break) «. I. bie93re(f)e, 
 ifv^iifbredje (jiitn i^nnf: pber »J(n(^a6red>en). 
 S. »er fflriff, bie J^nnb^nbe (einer ^uinpe), 
 ber 'iPutnpenfdjroengeL 3. [SSiirferei] ber 
 a<rt<ftri'g. 4. [9{eitf.] baf fthoric ®ebi0, bie 
 2reiii!. 5. ( (Srf)iniebef. ) brr Oiotfjilnfl. 6. 
 ber ^enbefrf^einet, ffienbi'iliil)! (eiiieS ^a-- 
 jenO. 7.bie fcfjiurre C'ggr (oiid) drag ge nannt). 
 8. lle(l)nc<.) bie ^I'lrrAneri'reAe. 9. ["JlrtiH.) 
 ber ^ebebmnn bei Wetrtjiir.rn. 10. eine JJoltcr, 
 ton ben ^et^ogen Grrrrer tinb ©iiffolf einge; 
 iui)Tt, bie ail4) the dukeof Eieter's daughter 
 bifg. Shak. II. f bie IHrnibriift. 
 
 Brake, v. a. brtdxn (5piinf !c.). 
 
 Braker, bri kur. *. bo* Dcrnge« 
 Wfvt. Wfnirte, ©ebufd) if. Brake). 
 
 Braky, Srike, artj- 1. i>pfl 3fftrn» 
 fMiit, voU !8riin6ecrilniiben iinb Somen, 
 rauh, fornig, flnd)elig. 
 
 Brama, brain'a. j «. [^nbien] 
 
 Briiliiiia , Uraii'ma. > Crania, ^raf): 
 
 Briiiiia, biiiuni'a. ) ntii(bie.$iiiipt> 
 (jortiirir. Per (Sd)iipfVr nfler Cinge*. 
 
 Brania, «. (3f^^l)nl'l.| ber QJriiffen. 
 
 BraiSlbIc, braoibl, (>ingeir.breuibel, 
 
 BRA 
 
 brembr, bremel) «. 1. [95ot.] bie ©romteers 
 (laiibe, ber 25rombeertTrnti(^. 1. o ber Dorn^ 
 biifc^; pi. ini rnuf)e, biTuige GDcbiifcf), ©6= 
 llriippe. [iai 58rinnbeerge)lriipp. 
 
 Bramble-bush, ber 23rDinbeerbui'd), 
 
 Brainbletl, brambld, adj. mit 
 SSrombeeBilaiiben ubenuacfjfen. 
 
 Brambling-, ) bram'bllng , s. 
 
 Bramble , ) [ Drnitl)oI. ] ber 
 58ergfinf, 9Binter« ob. ©c^neefinf. 
 
 Bramble-net, bad ^inttnue^. 
 
 Brainin, ) bramin, f. Brach- 
 
 Braiiiiiln, y man. 
 
 Braiiiiness, branrines, ) 4. bie 
 
 Brainiuee, bramenee', ) grau 
 eineS iBraniincn (oftinb. ^rieflerS). 
 
 Brailliulcal, br^uun'ekal , adj. 
 brrtminifrf). 
 
 Braininism, bram'tnlzm, «. ber 
 ©rnminifiin , bo« 9teli(it<>n«» ob. 2ef)rfi)(lem 
 ber iSraminen. 
 
 Bran, bran , (ro. bran; arm. brcnn; 
 prouenjal. bren) «. bie ^leie. 
 
 Bran-new, (eigentl. brand-new) 
 funfelinagelineu, funfelneu; (|"(<)ott.) niid) 
 Brank-new. Isabel, @abelbeid)rel. 
 
 Brancard, bran'kard, (fr.) s. bie 
 
 Brandt, branch, (fr- branche; arm. 
 brancq) s. 1. ber S'Wfl / *W, ©d)op (nact) 
 JoHmoN niir ein primarcr Swf'fl , flC''" 
 tDiber ben fflebraut^) be« iajorted) ; pi. iai 
 >>l|1iuerf. 2. ber 9trin (eine* glufieS, Send); 
 ter* JO. 3. ber9l|l, bie ©range (am5?irfd)! 
 <\mtit)t). 4.1ber3iueig (11)611 eine* OJanjen, 
 J. ». bie ^utanif i|^ em Siweifl ber yintui-- 
 gei"d)id)te) ; 91b|"(f;Tiitt , Ihcil. 5. bie Sinie, 
 ber 3iueig; aibfommling (in ber gerabcn 
 ober ©eitenlinie be« ©tammbaum*). 6. pi. 
 l3{citM bie ©tangen (am ^ferbegebip); bie 
 ©(t>enfel (einee©porni). 7. [air(f)it.] Bran- 
 ches of ogives, bte 9{ippen be« gDtljifc^cn 
 (ijemolbe*. B. [gfJorbam.] boi einem Sotfen 
 gcgebene 'ipntent ob. bie beuifelben ertljeilte 
 i}i|Ta(Inng , ^oUmadit. 9. ( fluc^ pi. ) bet 
 >Jlrnileu(<)ter. 
 
 Proud branches, 9{auber. The end of 
 the branches of a horse's bit, [9{citt.] 
 biii <Bhinbfluc«o(t) am ®ebig. 
 
 Branch- leaf, baS 25.'att an ben 3mi: 
 (,f„_ — peduncle, [Sot.] eii ail* einem 
 Siueige luadjfenber Slumenfliel. — pease, 
 t. pi. bie ©tangenerbfen. —pilot, l-)7ia(Ta= 
 (buietfi u. 3?ciu = g)orf J ein obrigfcirlic^ fcc; 
 flallter ob. beooftniac^tigtcr Sotfe. 
 
 Brancli, v. n. l. fid) in 3me\qe ober 
 ■Jlefle an^breiten, Sioe'fle ober aieile treiben 
 ( p. <J5ilanien u. mmii)iu ) , ranfen. 2. fid) 
 in perfdjiebeue befonbere S'Wf'flf "^^r 2Jnnc 
 aii6breiten ob. perbceiten (p. gUiiTen, ®e. 
 birgen n. ancf) f ). 3. (o»t, off) [9{t)ct.l (id) 
 weitimifig (in pielen 'ilbtfjeiliingen n. Unrer. 
 rtbtt)cilnngen) iiber G-tioaS anfilnffcn obi-r 
 liber &rtua* rebcn , oiet 9febcn* ni,i(f)en. 4. 
 [>33iiibmrpr.] ein iprodenbe* (^eioeilje l)obpn. 
 
 Branch, v. a. 1. in Qlrme, Siveige 
 ober aicile tijeilen (&troa«). 2. f in Iljcile, 
 ')lbtl)cilungen iinb Unrerabrf)eilnngen tf)filtn 
 leine 9{c»e jc. ). 3. (Jnon* mit geilitfrem 
 Coiibiwrf jieren , blumen. 4. mit liirmen 
 oPiT Swigf" i'frfef)en. 
 
 Brancited, brau'shed, ndj. gr: 
 bluuit JC. - ciuidlesiik , ber 9lrmifiid)ri'r. 
 
 BRA 
 
 Branched with gold, mitgofbenen 9?nnfen. 
 
 Branciier, bran'shur, s. 1. § mat 
 nd) in 3i»eige au*breitet; balder: 2. bef 
 i ©tammoater. 3. [SEaibmfpr.J ber aic|llinfl 
 (jimge ^a\te). 
 
 Brancltery, branShure. *. [93ot.] 
 bni in bem flei|"d)inen ll)ci(c ber 5ritd)t oeri 
 brettete ©efapfpilem, (JJcfafer. Kncyo. 
 
 Branciliness, bran'shenls, t. bai 
 aiefciiie, 3i«i-'igigc; bie >2iii6brcitiing. 
 
 Brandling, bran'shSng, '«. bit 
 'ilits-bri'itung in 3n>eige. 
 
 Brancilioste^OIIS , brankeos'- 
 tcgus, (gr.) nrf;. [ 5(^tl;i)o(. ] mit itlemen* 
 beden perfel^en. - membrane, bie Piemen* 
 l)aut. 
 
 BranCllleSS, bransh'lls, adj. 1. 
 jiueiglp*, n|lIo5. 2. f faM, natft. Shak. 
 
 Branclklet, bransh'let, *. [Sot. J 
 
 1. ber fleine 3»'eig. 2. ber fefiinbore, 
 tertiare tc. 3n"^ig- Martvm. (nftig. 
 
 Brancity, bran'she, adj. jiveigig, 
 
 Brand, brand, (angelf. brand; tan. 
 brnende; |'(()ipeb. brand) *. 1. ber %ranl) 
 (.bai angebrannte©tiirf Spoi^, entioebcr bren* 
 nenb ober )'cf)i)n oufigelijrdjt) , fiicn, JJeucr* 
 branb. 2.^ bie JJarfel, ber SJranb (ber Siebej. 
 Shak. 3. * ^ bai ©d)mert. 4. ber Donner» 
 fei(. 5. a) bai SranDmal ber Serbrec^erj 
 b) bad gebrannte 3eid)eii aiif JafTern ic 
 
 To cast a brand upon any one, ^e* 
 manb* giiten Xiamen branbninrfen. 
 
 Brand-goose, bie iuilBc(?3an5, Sautn* 
 giin*. -iron, (iurn) 1. ba* ?Brenneifen, 
 ©ifcn jiim 95rnnbninrfen (and) branding* 
 iron). 2. ber Dreifiiii, Jetierbotf. — new. 
 fiin(clneii, nagi'Ineii, ftinfe(:nagel>neu, — 
 Sunday, ber cvfli Jailenfoniitag. 
 
 Brand, v. a. i. a) branbmarfen (SBers 
 bred)er) ; b) mit aiifgebrannfcn 3cid)en pets 
 feljrn ((JJefiijjc ober anbere Dinge;, brenneii. 
 
 2. i branbmarfen, eiitel)ren. 
 Brander, (fd)ott.) ber 3?o(l, a3rahcoP. 
 Brandered, (fc^ott.) geriiilet. 
 Braudise, bran'dis, a. ber 9iegen« 
 
 rourm. 
 
 Brandisll, bran'dtsh, (fr. brandir) 
 V. a. I. I'c^iuingen (ein ©c^jmcrt, einen ©tocf), 
 fdjioenfen. 2. t fpielen , urn fid) luerfen ( mit 
 ©l)(logi*men). Locke. He liad long bran- 
 dished his poisonous tongue against..., 
 cr Ijatte lange feine giftige 3imge g«brauc<)t 
 gegeii . . . [ner, ber fdjiuingt, \d)mtntt. 
 
 Brandislier, bran'dishur, «. @U 
 
 BrandiKlinient, bran'dishment, 
 t. bai ©d)H)ingcn, ©djmenfen. 
 
 Brandling', braud'ling,«.[0latur{].] 
 ber ©piilimirm. 
 
 Brandy, bran'de, (0. bentfcft.) t. 
 ber 2?raiint)oein (TTiirbniu., befonbcrd bet 
 25ramiiiucin aiu' Giber ii. -)5firrd)en). 
 
 B r a n d y - b 1 1 1 .■ , bie 23ranntmeinftafd)e. 
 --ill stiller, Der 5l5ranMriueiii6rcnner. — 
 slio|>. bie 53raiinnuciiird)eufe. --wine, 
 ber 33rannti«ctiJ. 
 
 Braug-ie, brang'gl, s. ber Sonf, 
 Sm-ir, ber l.irmenbe aSjorriTreit, bie3anferei. 
 
 Brangle, v. n. (about) ^anfen, 
 fcitVn, ilri'itcn (I.irmenb, iiber). 
 
 Brailgieinent, brang'j^lment; f. 
 
 Branglc. [ter, 3anfer. 
 
 Brangler, brlng'glur. t. bn<B>ntu 
 
1 12 Fate, ffir, fall, fat M4, met. Fine, fin. Ni, move, nSr, got, oil. v]6{ul. Tiibe, tub, full, tlim, THis. 
 
 BRA 
 
 Brans-lingr j brang'ling , a. btt 
 
 SaSortfhreit, ©treit, 3niif. 
 
 Brank, brangk, «. 1. [S3ot.] ber 
 SBudjiueijen. 2. in einiflen Ifjf i(en G'lifllnnbd ii. 
 ©d)ottInnt« eiii ^Bfrfieiig , urn janfird)e 
 ffijeiber jii ftrnfen. [iliiinfctte fiir 'ipferbe. 
 
 Branksi, (i'd)Dtt.) eiiie Qlrr ()ijiierner 
 
 BrankiirKinv, brank'ursia , t. 
 [©of.] Ber 91faii:f)ii!5, die i'drenflnu. 
 
 Branliu, bran'lin, ». [Orf)ff)l)D(.] 
 etne attt ©aim. [fleicnorrin, fleiin. fleiid)t. 
 
 Branny f bran'ne, (D. biaii) adj. 
 
 Bransle^ bran'sl, t. *■'. eiii 9{iinC): 
 tanj, Innj. Si-enser. 
 
 Braut, brant, ((\l\d) brent tinf 
 brand-goose) ». [ Dniitl)Oj. ] bie luilDe 
 ®<in*. 
 
 Brantf adj. ja(), fteif. Todd. 
 
 Brasen, bra'zn, adj. tijcvn, nicrndcii 
 (f. brass 11. brazen), [of sickuesK. 
 
 Braslt , ( fc^ott.) transient fit 
 
 Brasier^ bri'zbur, (fr. 533.) *. i. 
 bet itupfers u. ^Wcfniiflfrfjinieb. 2. bie Scl)U 
 Vfntine, bn« ^Dfjlenfeerten. 
 
 Brasil , ) braieel' , ». 1. [@eoflr.] S3rn.- 
 
 Brazil,^ filien- 2. ba« ^Brafilienfjolj. 
 
 Brasiletto-^VOod, bra^elet'to- 
 wud. s. bn« S8liitl)p(j,(intini|"(f)e SBraiHii-'nljPl}. 
 
 Brass, bras, (iltlficlf. braes; m. pres; 
 It. pras) «. 1. bai WeiTiiin- '''^i«- b(i6 (Its, 
 gWetatt, ^iipfer. 2. ± bie cl;enie ©tirii, Un- 
 »erfd)nmt!)eit. 
 
 Red brass, imi .^lipfft. Yellow -, 
 ba6 '^fJtefiliii]. The age of -, ± bfli el)critc 
 3eita(ter. 
 
 Brass-color, 1. bie drjfnrf'e. 2. f 
 bflS Supfcrgelb. --money, tia& Itupfcr; 
 (jelb. —-ore, ber ®almei. --pot, ber 
 fupferne S5Iarct)ciifeffe(. - - paved, fjnrt ivie 
 «JKeiTtiig. — -visaged, 1 cine efjcriie ©tirii 
 ^ntenb , unuerrdjnmt. — wire, ber ■>))?ei"! 
 finflbratjt. [2lri 53or6 (Lueio-perca). 
 
 Bras.«e, brass, s. [3d)rl}i)pr. ] eine 
 
 Brasjsets, bras'scis, «. pi. bie Olriiu 
 ft^ieneii, ber 9lrni()nriiircf). [ber SiMjI. 
 
 Bra.<«Sica, hras'scka, (fnt.)«. ['^Pt.] 
 
 Brassiness, bras'senes, t. t<\c 
 Weffiuflartige, itiipfernrfiae, &rjnrtitie. 
 
 Brassy, Dias'se, adj. I. nieftnigeii, 
 tl)ern, erjnrtig , f)nr^ luie Weffing, iiieiTiiio= 
 fnrbig. 2. l eljcrii, iinurrrd)niiit- 
 
 Brast, brast, adj. f neOorffeii. 
 
 Brat, brat, s. 1. f ber iiiiig , bie 
 ©rut (u. .Kiiiberii). 2. ber 9Jbfiniiiiiliii!i, 
 ©proffe. 
 
 Brats, (fd)ott.) Siimpen, Ciippen. 
 
 Brattacll , (f d)Ort. ) standard; 
 toortl. cl ot li. F li II r r y. 
 
 Brattle, (rd)Ptt.) a short race. 
 
 Braul, brawl, s. lOiibiT.l rill iiibi; 
 f(fter, t'lau ii. lueig flfilreifrrr 3i'iig. 
 
 Bravado, brava'do, (fpoii.i I. bie 
 $rnf)(erci, P)nif;ipred)erei. 2. tk Irrre , eirie 
 Drpf)inig (urn g-iiien eiii3iifd)ri(^rorii). 
 
 Brave, brave, (fr. brave; nnil. brao; 
 ft., port., I'pilll. bravo; TdjlDeb. braf; bail. 
 brav) adj. 1. t>rai>, rnpfer, miitljig, fiiiju, 
 unerrc^rprffii , fiird)rliit' (geivofjiil. etuOiilr ee 
 bie ^lebcii'-'eboiiriiiin groiiiiiiitl)ig). Dalji'r 2. 
 bmi', rfd)ii'd)iiffi-ii, rbri. .?. fiiirriid), nniVljii: 
 litl) (iuid)rig). .Shak. 4. grrfj , (in'fiiirrirt, 
 pnidjri'oll, pnuijrig (lUMiCrreii, OM'aubrii !o. 
 
 BRA 
 
 5. BorftefFfic^) , ebel (nut notft icenifl «uf 
 ©nd)en nniuenbbflr), f. gir. 2. 6. * priid)tig, 
 tlnttlicft, glmijenb (in ^leibung). Spenser. 
 7. brnu! brnuo! gut! Oh - ! bravo \ 
 
 Brave, *. l. ber d-ifenfr^fTcr , SBng; 
 f)a(g, 'iJJrntjkT. 2. bie ?prn()Ierei, 5?cr(iu«; 
 icrbcrung, ber lrn$. Shak. 
 
 Brave, r. a. I. troi)tn, Irot} bicten, 
 5?t)lin fpred)en (G-ineni) , IjcrauffDrbcrn ((5-i= 
 neii), tiiiirt)ig entgegenrreteii ((5-iniMii). 2. (luit 
 etiimi*) prnl)Ien, (6-tir(i6) nu^fvnmcii. 3." 
 i"d)uiiicfen, i'eri'd)&nern. Shak 
 
 1. The rock that bra.ves the feinpeNt. 
 
 Drvden. 
 
 2. To brave that which they believe not. 
 
 Bacon. 
 
 To - it, fid) liberHug fleflcn, ben tenner 
 ipirlfii. 
 
 Bravely, brive'le, adv. imit()ig, 
 tnpt'cr, t)eitenmiitl)ig, brnu. 2. ilattlic^, glmi: 
 jenb, nnffl)nlid), pnidjrig. Spenser. 
 
 Bravery, bri'vure, s. ber 5)futl;, 
 .'pclbcnniutf), bie inpferfeit, lliierrif)ru<feiil;eit 
 (oft init beni Sfebenbegritfe be? C^'beiuiutl;!?). 
 2. t bie ^rnd)r, ©tnttlid)f«r, bi'r ©loiii. 3. 
 t ber ^^riiiil' (in iUeibung). 4. f bi-e '^tai)-- 
 lerci , O)rotsrprcd)erci. 5. f ber prunfenbe 
 93teiird). Spenser. 6. ber ipoljU, Zrviy 
 
 Bravo, bia'vo, (it). «. ber ©nnbtt, 
 gcbiiiigcne -))ieudic(niorber. 
 
 nra-«v, (fd)otr.) \d)bn, (jiK'fd). 
 
 Bra\%'I, brSwl, (nrin. biailhat; ID. 
 broliaw; fdllUCb. vrala) t>. n. 1. ( irimu'nb 
 II. iiiinii|1iiiibig) jdtifen, feifcn. 2. fd)reieii, 
 iiirnifii, utinnitiinbig (nut rebeii. Shak. 3. ^ 
 ijeiili'U; rniifdji'n (loie bn« 233nifcr). Shak 
 
 Brawl, V. u. biirrf) Cnriii loegtreibcn, 
 aie!ird)lngen. Shak. To - down, iiiebcr ob 
 ju 23rbeii rd>reien. 
 
 Bra-wl, «. 1. ber£(irni, ^nber, 3inP; 
 bos Oiefrt^rei. 2. ~ ber 9{ingeltniij, 9{inntnnj, 
 Shiiibt.iiii. Shak. [ber ©d)ri'ii'r. 
 
 Bra^vler, braw'lur, s. ber Siinfer, 
 
 Bra-wliiigr, biaw'iing, s. biii 3an: 
 fen, ©djrrien. -, adj. fdjreienb, jmififd). 
 
 Bravvling-ly) briw'lingle , adv. 
 jiiiififd), fc^reienb. 
 
 Bra^vlyt, ^ (fcfjott.) very well, 
 
 Bra^vlie, 5 finely, heartily. 
 
 Bratvn, brawn, (lu.) s. i. t<n6 Jylcii'd) 
 iei ©bcr^, ©bcrfTcifd). Dnijer 2. ber ^btr 
 (ffibfl). 3. bnS bcrbi' 5-Icifd). 4. ber niugfeiigo, 
 |Teird)igi' ll)cil be? KiJrperS. I)al)cr 4. a) bii' 
 ©tiirfc, 'OJiiiiSfelfrnft. b) ber iJlrni. Shak. 
 
 Bra'%viied, biawnd , udj. (lorf, 
 friifrig. [fdjiueiii. 
 
 Blra'tvner, brSw'nur,*. biiS ©djliid)t. 
 
 BrU'Wniue.SS, braw'nencs. s. 1. 
 bie ^Miu^fclfriifr , ©tnrfe. 2. bie geillgfeir 
 bef (y''''t'rf)'-'5. 
 
 Bra^«'ny, brSw'ne, ad;. 1. tmigfelig, 
 iliMfd)ig. 2. ± a) flarf. b) geful^llo*, un^ 
 enipfillblid). [nery. 
 
 Bra^VS, (fdjOtt.) braveries, fi- 
 
 Oraxie, (ft^Dtt.) a morbid sheep. 
 
 Bray , brA , ( nngelf. bracan ; ft. 
 broyer; norm, brair) P. a. jrriiiiilnieii , jrr: 
 iloften, jerriMben, reiben, jerilanipien (in ei: 
 iieni SJiiorfiT to. 
 
 /'/•i)i>. To bray a fool in a mortar. 
 fiuiii ■07iol)reii iiuifj iuafd)rn. 
 
 Bray, v u. I. Danon (ivir ein Qftl); 
 
 BRE 
 
 fcftreien (roie $irfc^e). 2. bro^nen, fdfmtttnn, 
 rnuf), roibrig tiincn, f^jreien (mie Irom. 
 peten ic). Miltoh. 
 
 Bray, ». l. bai ©felggefdjrei ; bet 
 loibrige I'aut, ©4)rei. 2. ber nbfjangige, <ib» 
 fdjiiiMge SSoben. 
 
 Bray, (m. bre) *.':=ber (S-rbivntt, SBnd. 
 
 F .Ise --wall, [geiTuiig^b.] berlliitenvnU. 
 
 Brayer, bra'ur, * i. geuinnb, ber 
 gleid) cineni (S-fet fdjreit; ber iwibermnrtige 
 ©d)reier, £reifd)er. 2. bie 5»fi)rferf eulc ; 
 [ivuogr.] ber Smifer, bie 9?eibfeule. 3. GU 
 ner, ber rcibt; ber 9?ei6er, Jnrbeiirciber. 
 
 Brayl, bial, s. [gnlfii.] ber ©terj, 
 ©teifi, bie ©terje. 
 
 Bra-jie, braze, V. a. I.rDff)en; [Xfdft 
 nol. ] fdjiveigen, oerlbt^en, jufiiinmenlot^en. 
 
 2. i iliiljlcn, fjiirtcn ; (bn^er aud)) bi6 jur Un. 
 oerfd)iimrl)eit nbjjnrfen. Shak. [ijberjiefjen). 
 
 To - over, broiijiren (init Qt], Supftt 
 
 Brazen, bra'xn, adj. 1. meiMiigen, 
 
 e()ern, metnflen. 2. ? efjern (®etijn). Shak. 
 
 3. ± efjern , unoerfc^flint , eine eljerne ©titn 
 I;a6eiib. 
 
 Brazen age, [Wlijti).] ba6 c(;mie 3eitj 
 nrter. -face, t. ber Unuerftfjiimte. 2. bie 
 eljerne ©tirn, Unoerfd)('initl)eit; to put on 
 a --face, fid) "lit Uni>erfd)iinul;eit ni.ijff 
 nen. — faced, unoerfd)(iint, frcd) --foo 
 ted, e()ernc giige Ijiibenb. -sea, [jiibifc^. 
 illtevtf).) ba-i ef)LTne g)fcer (ein groped eljer^ 
 ne« ®efiif3 tni lempel ©alonumg , moriii 
 fid) bie ^rieiter luiifdjen). 
 
 Brazen, v. «. unocrrdjniut fcin. 
 
 To brazen ont , utioerfdjanit bfljnupten. 
 To - any one down, ©inen burd) un« 
 oerfd)mnte 25et)auptungen jutn ®d)meigeu 
 brinni'n. 
 
 Brazenly, brazn'ic, adv. unuer» 
 fd)onit, niif eine uiiuerfdininte gCeife. 
 
 Brazenness, braznnes, *. i. ta6 
 (Priiirtige (inbiefer^scbeiit. 6i-iTcrbrassines»); 
 
 2. bie lliuieru-fiiitnt^eit, grcdjljeit. 
 Brazier, f. Brasler. [wood. 
 Brazil, f. Brasil u. Brasiletto- 
 Brnzilian, bra^iryaii,ar(/- [®eogr.] 
 
 brafilifd), brnfilinnifd). 
 
 Breach, breeish, (fir. breche; fttiv»eb. 
 brack; bail, brack) ». I. ba6 ©re(()en, 
 Oveifsen, ber 23rud). 2. a) ber 93rii(^, bie 
 •JSirii-tjung , UctuTtretiina <eine3 O3efi;0e«); 
 ■7iid)ti'rfTi(Iitnn, SSerlctjung (ciiier ^^ftiri)t :c.); 
 - of promise, bie 2i3ortbriid)infcir. b) bet 
 25riid) (ber 5rcuiibrd)aft), ber Sioiefpalf, 
 ©rnir, bie ircnnuiig, llnciiiigfcit. c) (upon) 
 biT (Jingriff (in Slnbcrcr 9{ed)tc) , bie 9Jer» 
 If^iiiig (beo fbitigl. 2lnre(;en6). d) bie SScj 
 rautMuig, ber 25crlu|T (eine? Svcunbe?; mit 
 ber iKebenbcbeutiiiig ber 33ctriiic>ni(5). e) - of 
 the peace, [3{ed)t!5fpr.] ber ijriebi'nfbrutf). 
 
 3. brr 25riid) (in einer Wnii.'r) , 2unflbrud), 
 bie 23ref(^e , Siicfe (rines ^tCnne?) ; ba6 £orf), 
 ber 9{i0 (in einein Jt(eibungS|liirfe). 4. bie 
 X5ud)t, 58ai. 
 
 2. a) Every breach of the public en- 
 gagements is hurtful to public ciedit. 
 Hajiii.toji. 
 To make a breach in a wall, ['OKilit.] 
 2)rerd)e fc^iegen. 
 
 Breach, v. a. [gjfiiit.] niit bein ffle« 
 fd)iii,u" burd)t'rec^en ; ©refdje rd)ier3i'ii. 
 
 Bread, bred, (gr. biotos; Ol|{|eif. 
 
Fate, far, ffdl, fat. Me, iiiel. Finf. fin. N(i, move, nOr. sjot. 6il. cIOimI. Ti'ilie, ti'ih. frtll. t/»in, nils. 113 
 
 breed; fc^tveb. brod; ban. brod) ». 1. iai 
 93rot). 2. iai SroC, bie 9In^niiig£niittei. 3. 
 ta6 ©rob, bet Ceben^unterljnlt. 
 
 2. Give us this day our daily bread. 
 
 Lord's Praver. 
 
 3. I* the reward of virtue, b r e a d ? Pope. 
 Leavened bread, geriiiicrteo 5^rob. Un- 
 leavened -, unaefnuette« iSrob. White -, 
 iweifici 93rob. Browp -, ((i)watst6 SBroB. 
 House-hold--, \)au6ba<ient6 SBrob. B e e- 
 
 '-, f. Bee. Ship--, bet ©c^ijfijjiuie&flcf. 
 Cassava--, bafi ^nffaurtbrob. Economi- 
 cal-, tai ^nrtoffclnbrob. The crumb oi 
 the bread, taA Weidft, bit Itrunu tei 
 ©robes. The crust of the -, bie JJinbe b<6 
 SBrobeS. To give a thing for a crust of-, 
 Qtmai woljlfeil geben. To quarrel with 
 one's - and butter, fid) |'elb|l fdjaben. "Ti* 
 no - and butler of mine, bn« fummert mid) 
 ntd)t. - and butrer- fashion, aufeilUUIber, 
 toie !8utterrd)iiiitcii. 
 
 Bread-basket, 1. ber SSrobforb. 2.6 
 berT)Kiioeii. --chipper, bet SBrobr.ifpeler, 
 SBnderfnedjt. -- corn, bflS ajtobforn. -- 
 fruit, bie Srobfrii^t. --room, [-3Kar.) 
 bie ©robrnmniet. —tree, l95ot.J bet©rob= 
 baum. 
 
 Dread, (nnflerf.brnedan) r.a. t^rcii 
 ten, nuebrcitiii, iVreijcii; flfdjren, f. Braid. 
 
 Bread, r. a. i (©rob) cinrd^ncibcii, 
 einbrirfen. [au6 :i3rob aeiiuic^t. 
 
 Breaden, brld'n, adj. uoti 'l^rob, 
 
 Breadless, bredles, u<^'. brobrot;, 
 nat)ti\nc\ilv6. 
 
 Breadth, brldtA. (nnoeff. braed. 
 bred) «. 1. bit 5Breite, <S3eite. 2. [3nbu|l ] 
 bie !8nf)n, tnt "BliUt (uoii Sfiiflen). 
 
 Breadtliless, bredt/rle», adj. el)ne 
 ©reite, fi()miil. 
 
 Break, brike, prnet. broke (* brake), 
 pp. broke u. broken (iini]e(r. braekan, bre- 
 can; fcf)l». brSka; bnn. brSkker; (joti). bri- 
 kan; ir. bracaini) o. a. 1. $ bTid)tl\. 2. aui' 
 bved)tn, etbrerfK ii, niit Weiualt dffiien. 3. burd) 
 Qma6 brinfleii ob.btcd)?ii,biird)brecfeen,biirrf>! 
 bringcn, jertf)cilcn, treiinen OuieSouiirn|lriil)j 
 leii ^ie^oIfrllK.). 4. tTfrtjcn, jfttTcrfjeii, ier< 
 feigcii(biircf)Sro(jen, <SdiU\<\tn, Sd)lt^e\iic.), 
 jeri'djlrtflen, Ciffnmiflcn, ©rricl)e, gpnltfu ic. 
 iKiiiteii (in cinc-))f.iiicr ;c.). 5. jeriloren, t)cr> 
 nicbreii, entfr.iffen, f^iu.'Kfjfn (ben Itorpcr, 
 bie C«fi"iiMbheit !c.). 6. brc(()fn, unterbnirfcn, 
 iinrtTii^d>cii , f'linPifjen (bie J?fibrnfct)af«n), 
 nbUflni (ubie (^Jcwoljnljeitfn). 7. brerfjen, 
 jtrrtumtncrn, jcrilreuen (bie ^rSfte, (2rrcii» 
 tnifte). 8 brcd)eii, Ufrminbcrn, fdjiurK^fn 
 (Pie (iJeiile^fnifte). Shak. 9. jal)"'f"' '''^"= 
 \biiicn (urn Il)iercn). 10. bunfcrott ob. bnnf = 
 bri'ict*'!! "irtdjen. II. obfefjen, eiitlnfTen , nb= 
 boiifen (eincn Seanitcn). 12. trcnnrn, tl)oi= 
 len, ,)ertl)dlen (bie Spoilt). 13. 6red)cu (fine 
 Scil)n) , biiljnen ( eine n ^eg ) ; i'ffiicn (fin 
 Oitfdiwim. 14. bred)en, oerleijeu (cineu 9Sfr 
 trno'c-'- 15. iwlc^cn, I'ibfrtretencOkff^eK.) 
 
 16. nbbredjfn, unrfr6rec^cn, .luihtilten, iK^ren 
 (eine UnterrrMing, ben 5d)lin' «c-)- ^"■*'' 
 
 17. f>rtd)cn. rd)u'in1)cn (bie itraft einr? ialUn-- 
 btn fiorpiTf , filled ed)Iii(if!5, ©rotjeij k.), 
 
 18. brfdifn, ilrrrn, trrnnen (0>rrr(li'cf)iiir 
 5rfunprd)iifri. 19. (jiiivrilen mit oifi flbbrc^ 
 d)eM (eine SBfrbiiibinifl); niii^DiVM (2?i-n'infi. 
 
 BiiE 
 
 @eiuoJ)nf)etten) , Q-inem Quvai abgen)6^iicn. ] 
 21. 6tf:ien, ojfenbarin, cri^iffneii (|'eiMe(i}eban= j 
 fen, cm SSorljaben). 2^ ucreirdn, jn nid)te 
 mad)en tenua^). 23. || lueflncljinen. 24. 
 flrecfcn, beljncn, mnrrcrn, foltern; (— upon 
 the wheel) rnbern (eincn 215eroi:ed)er). 25. 
 anbved)ti\ (.^ud)e» ic.) ; uorlenen, trimfdjircn 
 (ii3ilbpret ic). 26. (to) iluerrePen (jU). Shak. 
 To - bulk. [OKiir.] 1. (infiUKjeii eine 2a- 
 bung m l'o\d)m. 2. bie Sabnmj be|lcl)len. 
 To — a deer, 2i)iiCpret oorlegcn , jerlcgen 
 (beim ■iJKaljIe). To -fast, fn'il}|liicfen. To - 
 ground, 1. pfJilgen. 2. grnben. 3. l>:»iilir.] 
 bie irnn|"d)een, Si.mfgriiben croffnen. 4. bie 
 Sludjt ergreiicn. To - tlie he.iit, tai ^erj 
 brect^en (©iuem) , (gorge unb ^Kotl) ueruvfiv 
 rtjen. To - a jest, nnoermutljct einen (£d)eri 
 mac^ea. To - tlie neck, 1. bcw Oiacfeu ob. 
 ipal5 bred)ci.. Shak.. 2. fift) ben ipiiIiS i>er> 
 renfen. To - the back, I. fid) Pen S;>aU" 
 mirbel oerrenfen. 2. i \id) ju ©riinbe riii)ren. 
 To - slieer, [W.it.] burd) iSJinb ob. Srri!'! 
 niungen oon bet Stelle getrieben loerPcn, 
 100 ber 'ilnfer frei liegi unb (jiilt, unb biiburd) 
 in ®cfiil)t fomnien, bny ber '2*nfer rriftig 
 luirb. To — hemp, .'piiiif bred)en. To - open, 
 erbre4>en, nufbrec^en. To - small , in flctuf 
 Stude bredjen, flein ilojjcn. To - the ice, i 
 bie ©iiljn brec^en. To - sOeuce, iai Stiib 
 l'd)ioeiGen brcdjtn. To - a hoiKe. cin ^JSferP 
 an bfn JiunPgiing gciooljncn To - a cuKtom, 
 iibgeio5l;nen , \id) iibgeiuol^nen. To — wool, 
 [3nb|l. ] iSSolle jortiren. To - company, 
 fid) [ortfd^lcidjen, fid) i»cgf4)lei(^cn (and eincr 
 (SefeUfAnfr). To - one's mind, fcin iperj 
 nufifdjutten, ftd) l;er(iii6In|Ten, (to any one; 
 (fincni fein $crj ojfncn. To - one's belly 
 with meat, fid) bi« jum SBc»|lcn iibcrloPen. 
 lo — one's sides with laughing, oor ^ad)cn 
 berjlen loodcn. To — one's brains, ^opfbrc' 
 C^en miK^en. To — one's bnins about n 
 thing, i fid) mit Qtw(\6 ben iiopf jerbred)cn. 
 To - the seal of a letter, einen ©rief eiit^ 
 fiegeln. To - wind, 1. (backward) 33liil)im: 
 gen entn)ei(^en laffen. 2. (upward) riilpien. 
 Broken meat, Die 23ro(fen,ber »2Ibl)ub, bie 
 llebcrblcibfet, To die of a broken heart, 
 oor fiunnner ob. ®rnni (lerben. Broken 
 tradesman, bcr iBonfer»ttirer. A broken 
 .ipirit, ein iiiebcrgefd)(ageiier Qieiii. To speak 
 broken french , gcbroffteiieS granjiMll'd) 
 rcben, t>ai 5rniij&|ird)e tobbrcd)en. To - the 
 bank, bie 55(inf (eine« ©pieler«) fprcngeii. 
 A broken week, eine 2il3od)c, luorin Jeicr- 
 roge OPrfonillien. A broken quarter, bil6 
 nngefnngene £liiiirtn(. To — a match, eine 
 i^cirat()l)intertreibcn. To -measure. [^cd)tL] 
 ([U6 bcin eager fommen, bie 'ilJfcnfur libcr- 
 frt)rciten. To - a business, eine ©rt(l)e in Sor: 
 fd)lag ob. niif 8 lapct bringcn. To - prison, 
 iiuSbrfc^cn. Ifcn, abbred)en (ein Sp<.ui6). 
 
 To break down, nieberreifjen , ciurei: 
 
 To break from, 1. loSbrfi^fn (0. (fti 
 10(14). 2. 1 (Gineni (Jtioafi) ab!jeiuijl)nen. 
 
 "To break off, 1. abbrcd)en. 2. i a) 
 plotjlic^ nbbrec^cn (cin ©efpnid), eincn Uni: 
 giuig) ; to - company, fid) oii6 einer Oit' 
 fi-(lHl)nft loenitcljlen. b) iintfrbn'rf)eii, nnrcn 
 lafiVn ; lii'gen (nucn cllrbeiten ;c.). 
 
 To break up, 1. fiiift'red)en (eine 
 Ihur !c. ). 2. flbbrcdjcn, nbrciiien (fin 
 
 iO. (of) rtbPriii.nn, lUMvcnPcn (oon bofen|®d)i|T ic). 3. aufljebcn, nufliiren (fine iJSers 
 Enyl.-deutfch. Wdrlerbtteii. /• 
 
 liliE 
 
 faniinlnng). 4. ocmbfc^jieben , lUifTofcn, ents 
 lafffn (eine 'Jinnee), o. aiifgel'en (cine 
 i>iiu6l)alriiiig tc). 6. tinfbred)cn, i>ffen Icgen 
 (ein 'B^iitbL-et ). 7. (':)torbiim.l iniftired)fn. 
 jiim erilen 0)iiiie ob. jnni ertlen 0)?nie nad) 
 inniicm Srndjliegen ppiigen. 8. jfrlegcn, aw. 
 fd)ncibeu, (a capon). Shak. 
 
 Break, ». n. l. § tn-frf)cn. 2. reifirn, 
 jen-ei(jen, pla(3en. 3. l)fruorbrcrf)eii , uii?i're. 
 d)cii, t)ercinbre(^en (ivie eine 'iGi-iffiTftutl), 
 bcr >3tunn). 4. fid) brcdjen, jerfd^'flni (burd) 
 91nfd)lngen an einen I)nrten iVorpcr, j. ©. 
 2[iJogen nn betn gelfen); unb i fid) bred)fn 
 (fid) (inPern). 5. aufbredjen, bcnlen, \id) 
 iiffncn (Qiefc^ioiire to, nuf(ic()en, aiiffpringen. 
 6. nnbred)cn, Pi'inimern, grauen, fdjinimern 
 (ooni >0?orgen oPer 1.a([t). 7. nuC-brt'(f)en (in 
 -lOorte). SuAK. 8. bnnfcrott mcrPcn, fndiren. 
 9. abneljmen, nucfjloffen, orrbliKjen (mie bie 
 (i5erunPI)cit, ®(f)&iil)cit, iJmft to. lO. pt5o« 
 lid) unb mit(5)ciunlt jiim Sorfcftein fommen, 
 bred)en, l)eroor6red)en. II. flit niif (sjciwiilt 
 eincn it3eg baljnen, nuf (S'tivns obcr ocmnnb 
 eintliirmenjY l;ereinbred)cn (fiber (SrionS); 
 nui5bred)cn (loie gcuer. eine Srnnfl)cir !e.>. 
 (3n bicfer SScPeutung geiuiiljntic^ mit in, 
 over, out n. upon). 12. (upon) * fid) erflilJ 
 rcn, }u einer ©rf (ariing fommen (uber C^rioa^). 
 13. bted)en, nbbred)en (mit ^emanb, bie 
 5reimbfd)nft fliifljebcn). 14. bxtd)m (mie ia6 
 iperj). 15. [<OJnl.J fid) nbbrocfeln ober nb» 
 ft^uppcn. 
 
 12. 1 am to break with tliee upon 
 
 some affairs. Shak. 
 
 13. Be not afraid to break with traitors. 
 
 B. .lONSOlt. 
 
 The day breaks, ber tng graiict. The 
 weather -s, bai XDetter brid)t fid). Th« 
 wine -s, ber ^IDfin Ijnlt fid) nic^t. 
 
 To break away, 1. (Id) oon &tiooS loSi 
 rcifjen. 2. luegili'irji'n, lorglniifen (o. (Stmai 
 ob. 3emnnb). 3. fid) jcrtljeilen (loie Mi 
 (JJfiuijif IC), uerfliegen. 
 
 To break forth, ()eroor6rf(t)en ((1U5 
 einein SSerjlecf) (befonberfi f). 
 
 To break from, I. fid) lo^reipen (won 
 eineni grcunbe) ; (i(<) entioinPen ob. enrreifjcn. 
 2. plo^Iicf) u. gcionltfnm fortgeljen, fortftilrmen. 
 
 To break in, cinbre(f)en (in ein $nu5) ; 
 (mit ®ei\>alt) einbringen ; uberraf(|)en. 
 
 To break in upon, 1. einbrec^en, 
 l)ercinplntjcn (in). 2. ± a) ©incii ilberlnufen. 
 b) G-ingrijfe tfjnn in . . c) (IBren ; to - u p o n 
 conversation, bn(5 ®efprad) nil fid) reifjcn. 
 
 To break into, 1. mit (5)iiuillr cin» 
 briivgen, einbredjcn, einen (S-iiifafI t()un 
 (in cin feiuM. Ciigcr jc.). 2. anC-brcdjcn in . . . 
 
 To break loose, 1. fid) mir03fmi1lt (o«f 
 inndKU (0. (ftioaS). 2. T loSbrec^en, tiiifbrccfjen 
 iawi Per (5)cfniigenfd)iift). 3. i Hd) Uu-reipen, 
 fid) 106 ob. frei tnnt^en (oon eincr 'pfJid)! tc.). 
 
 To break off, 1. f nt»brcd)tn , ftc<> 
 ttennen. 2. t pliiOIid) (o. (?tiuii«) nbiMjen; 
 nbbrcd)en; to — in a business, ein (ycfi^i'ift 
 aiifgi'bcn. 
 
 To break off from, fortflilrnicn, fid) 
 lotjiuinben, firf) trenncn ob. loijreigen (oon*. 
 
 To break out, 1. nuf6rc(f)cii (aii6 einetu 
 (JJcfangnijTe). 2. au«bred)cn(ciii5cucr, itrieg, 
 9(iifrul)r K.). 3. ini?brcd)cn, niicrd)liigirn 
 (05ci"d)iiH"ire 2c. ouf bcr 5?aiir). 3. Orroor: 
 brcdjcn, pli;u;iid) juin aSon'i1)tine fommen 
 
1 14 Fate, f'tr, fall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r. ^ot, 6fl, v\6M. Ti\be, tub, foil. t//in, Tflls. 
 
 BRE 
 
 (ein Qiieft ou6 cinem ^eU'tn ic). 4. aiMbre-. 
 i^en, nuStrcten (v. XOiifTerii). 5. To - i n t o, 
 au66red)en (in tfjrfinen ic). 
 
 To break through, 1. (fi(^ mit (SJes 
 TOftlt cinen 5Eeg bnfjiten) biirrf)brec^cii (.tni 
 Centrum ber fcinblicicn 9trmee k.). 2. ± a) 
 Cbertrcten (ein &t\'et}). b) u6eriuint)en (ipin: 
 
 CeniifTe). 
 
 To break np, I. fid) nufrofen, fid) tren: 
 nen, oiiSeinnnbergeJjen Onie ein .^ccd; niif= 
 brcc^en (ivie eine 93frfiuiiniliiii<i). 2. niirf) 
 jmceiten fiit to -away. niifi>ro(f)en, fliifne; 
 ben , fivi) jcrtljeiten , lu'rfficflcn (mie ein 'Tie; 
 ttl ic), bnl)cr: 3. jlrf) niifriaren oi. niifi)c(Ien 
 (D. SDettcr). 4. niifbrcdjcn , gtrien Ijnben- 
 V niifljijren. 
 
 To break with, 1. brec^en (tnit Oe= 
 nianb), bie 5reiinbfd)nft i^ber ben 25erfef)r 
 flufljeben. 2. * ft* tnit SenimiD bciVrrcf)cn, 
 ©inrm ein ®ef)eimnif' erUffnen. Shak. 
 
 Break, *. l. Bn« SBrcd)en; ber iBriid), 
 DiircfjlTucf) (bic biirc^ ba« J8red)en cntilan; 
 fcene Deffiiunfl) ; baf)er : 2. 1 ber 3iutrd)en= 
 taiitn, bie Siirfe; %lu<i)t (in SBiilbern). 3. bie 
 Unter6rerf)ung, qSnufe. 4, ber Xluerflrid), 
 ©trid), ®cbonfen(lrirf). 5. [«5Knr.] - of the 
 deck. bnS ©nbe be$ SSerberfS, luo bfl« (inbere, 
 niebriger gefegene teginnt. 6. ber 9lnl'ru(^, 
 bnf erfleO)rnuen iit& tnge<5. 7. [9Ird)it.] bie 
 S5ertiefung. 8. [Inpogr. ] Mt- Spntiuni; 
 bn« 9ltinen, ber 9U!|"iii;. 9. [girferbflul bn« 
 lieu gepftilgte »riicf)lnnb. [nnbrud). 
 
 By break of day, bri Ob. niit Inqe^; 
 
 Break -neck, 1. ber gnfl , ber ben 
 ^iiM brid)t; bie .?5(il^l'n'rf)e. 2. ber (teile, 
 jn^e Drt, ber bie (^ifaljr bcS 5?>ii6t'rcd)en6 
 brof)t, u. i M6 93erberbeii, brr Sfuin.SiuK. 
 — .promise, bcr 2Bl>rttiri'id>ige. --»toiie. 
 [S3ot.] ber ©teinbred). —-vow, ber (5)es 
 lilbbebredjer. --water, [■OJIar.] I. bag 
 jum 33fcd>en ber SSJcrien nni G-ittgange eine3 
 i^nfenS oerfenfte 533riid. 2. (eiue fleine on 
 einer gro^cn befeiligfe S&att , luenn le^tere 
 Me Dberffad)e be6 ^nffer* iiid)t erreid)t) bie 
 <!lnfcrbDie, ber Qlnferiinic^fer. 3. ber Dainm 
 Ob. 'Wiilo ntn ©ingnnge eine« ^nfenS. 
 
 Breakag'e, br&ke'Aje, «. 1. ber 
 5Bnid). 2. [5?nnber] bie SIfefnftie (916gnng6; 
 rcdinung). 
 
 Ureakcr, brA'kur, «. l. ber 33re< 
 d)cr, 3er6red)er. 2. ± ber Uebertreter (ber®e-. 
 fiiu'). 3. ber %t{i im •'Wcere, ber bie ^rnft 
 ber ^ogrn brid)t. 4. ['OTnr.) ber ^Beilen! 
 brud), bie "Brnnbiing. 5. (nud) ice-brea- 
 ker) ber {5-idbrcd)er (inir einer Ssriirfe in 
 fincni S-ttifTc. 6. ber 'jpfTiiger. 7. |i ber Ser- 
 bred)cr, Sfril&rer, [brcd)er. 
 
 Breaker of flie peace, ber jjricbenf: 
 ISreakrasf , brek'fast, (break UUb 
 
 fast) s. 1. bn^ Wi'rgcnbrpb , jjriiljili'irf. 2. 
 (ini giflgeni.) bnS ■•Wiifjl, bie -TOiil)ljeit. 
 
 Breakfa.««t, v. «. luic einem ^mtj' 
 flilcte bemirtljen, i>er|'e()cn (^eninnb), G-inein 
 ein S-n'il)|liirf geben. 
 
 IlreaUra»it, v. n. frilfjiturfeti. 
 
 Brealifastiugr, brek'fast'ng, «, 
 bie 5Tiil)|liirf<?pnrfic. 
 
 Breakint;-, brake'ing. «. ber S3rnd), 
 ini 53red)fn tc. A - up of sdiool, bie 
 Jrrien. A - of the belly, ber 93rud). 
 
 Breakin|^l»ilk, brikenigbulk. 
 
 I'Mior.J bii6 l'i-rd)fu u'lneS ©d)'ff*^ I 
 
 liKE 
 
 Bream, breme, (fr. br^me) i 
 
 [Od)tl)i)Df.] ber 93rn(7en. 
 
 Bream, v. a. [g^nr.] brennen (ein 
 ©d)ifT; uor bent £nlfatern). 
 
 Brea8kit,> ., ^^ 
 
 Briskit, 'I <lrf">«-)*J'e breast. 
 
 Breast, brevt, (nngcff. breast; fd)iv. 
 brost) s. 1. bie 95ru)t (ber 'TOenfc^en unb 
 I()iere). 2. bie i«eiblid)e ^rufl, ber 2?ufen. 
 3. i bieSBrutT, ba« ^erj, ©ciuifyen, bicSeele 
 (©cifle^nnlogen, CeibciiTdxifren, ber ©i^ ber 
 Seibenfdjnften u. SSegierbcn). 4. * bie ibrutl, 
 ©timtne (jum ©efnnge). Tusser. 5. * bie 
 ©prnd)e. Shak. 6. t>))?(ir.] bie ©eite eine^ 
 ©d)iffe6. 
 
 Breast-backstay, [»TOnr.] bflSSBrnm: 
 flengenilag. — bone, bn« ^ru|lbein, ber 
 SSruilfuodjen. — button, ber 'iiieiteufnopf. 
 --casket, [SSJiav.] bit Sfnabnnber cber 
 9f(io.banben. --cloth, ber 33rii|liiit), bn6 
 $)ruiltud). —-deep, bi6 nn bie ^yru|1 rei: 
 c^eub. -fast, [Wnr.j bn6 SBiubfeil. -- 
 glass, b«6 S8ru|lgla6 (bie 'TJJild) nu^ ber 
 iveiblidjen SBrujl ju jieljen). — height, bie 
 93ru)llc^ne. — high, bii an bie 2)ruil rei; 
 d)enb. — hooks, t. pi. ['•TOnr.] bie 33ug: 
 flurfe, —-knot, bie Sruflfd)Ieife. —-plate, 
 1. ber SBruilljnrnifcft. 2. ber 55ruilricnicii 
 (ber ^ferbe). 3. ber ©ruftfdjilb , bn6 35ru|^: 
 r(^ilbd)en (ber jiib. ^riefler). — plow, ber 
 iorfpiucn. — rope, t»))?nr.] ba-i 3{iicfriui. 
 — summer, [9Ird)it.] ber $auptbalfen, 
 bnS 9{(i^m|liicf, SBlattilutf. --work, 1. 
 IJeilung^b.J bie S5ruiln>e^r. 2. [<)J?ar.j -- 
 works of the quarterdeck, of the poop 
 bie verjierte @(iifii(fun|) tti 3$orber > unb 
 iJinterfniMI*. 
 
 Breast, v. a. I. ^emnnb ppn pprn 
 angreifen. 2. ©inem ob. einer ©ndje fid) 
 cntgcgen(l«nmen ob. entgegenfleflen , gerabc 
 (i)ggel;en nuf . . ., ©ineni bie ©rirn bieten 
 3. i u. $ tru^en (ben iSSogen to. 
 2. The court breasted tlie popular cur- 
 rent by sustniuing the demurrer. Wirt. 
 
 Breasted, bres'ted, ntlj. I. eine 
 breite SBrufl Ijnbenb. 2. eine fd)5ne ©rimme 
 Ijnbenb. [breast. 
 
 Breastie, (fc^ott.) dimin. von 
 Breastit, (fdjott.) fprnno <iuf ober 
 ()en>pr. 
 
 Breath, bretA, (Angelf. braetlO «. 
 1. ber aitfjem ob. Dbeni , Spaiid). 2. ? ber 
 21tl;etn, ba6 Ccben. 3. ber 9ltl;eni , buS froic 
 'JU^nien (iin (JJegenfa^e uon bcm ^JlufTcr; 
 atljemfeim, 4. ber 9Itl;em, bie 9iul)e, bie 
 ©rljolung (j.3}. Inginict) jnSltljcni foninieu); 
 bie 3cit juni 9UI)nien. 5. ber $>aiid) , bn^ 
 ftinfre Ciifrdieii, t>n6 (cife 2Ecl)en bes ^SSin.- 
 be*. 6. ber »31r()enijug, aiugenblicf (bri jebcni 
 airljcntjuge fd)ipiiren). 7. ber Obeni, tn6 
 5Ii5ort. 8. ber 9Iu5rpni<(> ; bie ©prnd)f- Shak. 
 
 5. Calm and unruffled as a summer's sea, 
 When not a breath of wind flies o'er 
 
 its surface, Audison. 
 
 6. He smiles aud he frowns in a breath. 
 
 Drydem. 
 
 7. A breath can make them, as a — 
 
 has made. Goi.dkmith. 
 
 The least breath of commotion , bir 
 
 leifcilc Snnd). To the last - , bii jiini u-iy. 
 
 ten ■Jlriicnijnge; bi« a\\6 G'nbe (bef I'ei'i-n^i. 
 
 Sliorliiess of — , bie ©ngbrilfllflfi'lt. Not tile 
 
 least breath of wind, xu<fft ein 2iiftd)en. To 
 spend one's - in vain, in ben SBiiib reben, 
 ftc^ uergftfiite <»?iil)e geben. To let a horse 
 etc. take -, ei'a ?5ferb ic. wieber ju 9ltl)em 
 fointnen (nfyen. Give me some -, (og niic^ 
 ein 5i5enig ju mtjcm fi'mtnen. [rttl)enib,ir. 
 
 Breathable , bre n/e abl , adj. 
 
 Breathe, breTHe, V. n. 1. flthinen 
 
 (3Itl)em l)olen), 2. ntljmen, febcn. 3. nttjmrn, 
 
 }u Sltljem fotnmen, ruljen, nu6ru()en, 4. (in)^ 
 
 l)ineiniwe^en, einjieljcn (in). 
 
 4. To whose foul mouth no wholesome 
 
 air breathes in. Shak. 
 
 To breathe on ob. upon, nnblnfen, an> 
 ()aud)en, nnfndjen. To - after, flrebcn, trnd)< 
 ten (nnd) (JtiunS), 
 
 Breathe, v. a. i. atf)mm, timtfj-. 
 men. 2. (mit into) einl)nud)en, einblnfen 
 ((finem Seben einntfjmen). 3. (mit out) a) 
 nu«I)aud)en, nuSflogen (Srofjungen). b) (i«#, 
 bunilen. 4. in 91tf)ein, 93eioegnng, in Uebnng 
 erf)rt(ten,)ngen, treiben, im Snufen I'iben.SHAK. 
 
 5. blafcn, nnblnfen, fpielen (bie Ji&te jt.). 
 
 6. (to) jublnfen, (u. ±) eingebcn. 7. au6att): 
 men, buften, nuSbufren, nufibilnflen, uer» 
 brciten, nu«()nnd)en (^ 33. bie SSlumen buften 
 a3ol)lgerri(f)e). 8. f leife unb im (ijcf)cinien 
 fngen, nuSjlogen, nu6fpred)cn (to breathe 
 a vow , (eife unb im (i3cl)eimen ein ©cliibbe 
 ll)un, Shak.). 9. a) li'iften; b) ojfiien (eine 
 'iliny. 10. i Titljmen, nu^bn'irfin, oerrntljcii, 
 nn Pen tng legcn (j.95. bie (sjefefjc ntfjmen 
 ©trenge). 11. 1 ntl)men, fd)nnuben; nufG-t. 
 m\6 bcnfen ob. finnen (j. 23.er ntl^met 3{nd)e). 
 
 4. The greyhounds are as swift as brea- 
 thed stags. Shak. 
 
 To breathe ones self, fid) ©emegung 
 mnd)cn. To - out one's last, ocrfdjeiben. 
 To - a word, murfieil, (to any one> ©inem 
 ein 'IBort jublnfen , Q-mai l;eimlid) in« £)(;r 
 fngen. 
 
 Breather, breTHur, «. i. ut 
 »!ltf)nii'nbe ob. Sebenbe. 2. Jemnnb, ber QU 
 amf nufjert, vorbringt, entberft. 3. ber fftrn 
 geber, (Jinpofjer, (5'in()nnd)cr. 
 
 Breatllful , bret/iful , adj. pptf 
 
 9(t()em, uofl ®crud> ob. Diifr. 
 
 Breathing', bri'THing, s. l. iai 
 3lil)mcn, $niid)ru, ber ipnud), Sltfjem. 2, 
 ber ©tp^feufjer, ©eufjer, bn5 gefjeime fflebet. 
 3. ta& 3ugloc^. 4. ber 9{u()ep(n^. 5. bie33etp« 
 nung , 3lu5fprn(^e ( einer ©i)l6e ober eiue« 
 53iid)|tnbcn5). 
 
 Breathing-hole, bn« 2ufts ob. 3ugs 
 lod). --place, 1. ber 9hil;epIo9. 2. a) ber 
 vHbfn^, 9{u()cpnnft (eineg ©ntje^). b) brr 
 35fr^eiufd)nitt, bie (Tnfur. 3. bie Deffnung, 
 ba5 Cufrlod). --time, bie 9fn(;eieit. -- 
 while Ob. --space, bie 9?u^ejett, bie 
 3i'ir jum 'Jltfjmen, jur erOolung. 
 
 Breatliing-, adj. fpred)cnt> ( oon 
 (JJemnlbiMi). Pope, 
 
 Breathless, breth'les, ad>. 1. 
 ntl)cmlo6 (niiger SJtljem). 2. nt^emloe, Mt. 
 
 To be breathless with joly, PPt 
 5reube nuger fid) fein. [bie 3lr()cmIofigfeit. 
 
 Breatlilessness , bret/t'llsnes, «. 
 
 Breccia, brek'shea, *. [■•TOinernlg.] 
 bie 33reicie, 55retf(^ie , ber SBrorfenilein, 
 -))iiMigi1ein. 
 
 BreCCiated , brlk'sheatld, adi. 
 [-))iuicrnlg.J .iu5 iBreciie b^lfhenb. 
 
FAle, far. fall, far. M^, met. Fine. fin. IN'6. m6ve, n6r, got, 6'i\. cl6u<\. Ti^l»p, tub, full, t^in, THi.s. 115 
 
 BKE 
 
 • Brecliite, brek'lte , «. [®eDto(j.] ber 
 
 Rreckan, ifdfott.) fern. 
 
 Ured, bred, pp. \>. Breed, erjeiint, 
 erjr.K". l)cvoorgebrnd)t. - up , nufgewnrfjieii. 
 
 Brede, brede, t. tie JJiedjte, (f. 
 Braid), 
 
 Breech, breetth, t. I. tn ^iiitere, 
 ©reiB. 2. 5 trn Ijiiitere Xl)eif ueii (ytiune, 
 6a!)cr a) t»er (jintfre iljeil eiiier irniuMie, 
 t.i* ©I'Benilurf ; b) Cie (&(l)ii)on}i"d)r(iubc 
 ieinci ffleiufhrOj c 6cr ©djiwniijrionifii <iiiii 
 $fcrtegffd)irr ) ; d; ber •Jliiljnltridiicu (nm 
 ^fertegefd^im. 3. (angclf. biaec, braeccae; 
 Ann. braga, brages; I.braccae) p/. (btiCsb'U) 
 bie 5?oifn , ©cinflciber ( ftUtn itn *<>isf. ; get 
 ro&l)iilicf) a pairol breeches). 4. i bie .•pofen 
 (ivei6li(te ^mrfdjaft hn jpnui>); j. 5». to 
 wear the breechea, tie S^O\tn ttnl)at>tl\. 
 
 Breech e«-bearer», Cie ippfr iitrngcr. 
 Breech ei-piecea, Me ®truinpfl)l>feil. 
 Breeches-pocket, bit ^0\tnta\d)t. 
 
 Breech, r. a. I. (Finem i^ufen nn> 
 }ifl)rn, Milieu bttjofen, niiljDifn. 2. i (ffiiiem) 
 bfii ipiiitmi aut(trti<t)tn, bic <5)p|'en obcr bni 
 iE»inttrn I'oU f<(>l(>gfti. 3. ['TOnr.) (bit il(i= 
 noiien nuf fiiieni ©djiffe) mit 9Jiit)nltt(iiifn 
 bffciligrn (f. Britch). 4.5 mit einem ^iii: 
 terf()eilf I'orfefjf ii , bnljer a) riiif Uniioiie iiiit 
 fiiitin Sobenfturft; b) rinr Jliiite iiiit finer 
 €*tvnn}i(f)rniibe. 5. rtberjifljen. Siiak. 
 
 Breechiug-, briuh'ing, «. l. bii6 
 e(Wrt()cii, ^eit|'(t)in, *£m'i(l)rn, ber '^inyer; 
 lil{cd)t6rpr.] ber ®d)illiiig. '"2. ber ©d)iwiiii}« 
 ricnien, Mnljnltrienieii (bcr-^Sferbo, bie fleiiieii 
 JKienien. 3. [*J)?nr.| iae «lliil)nlrtiiu if. autt) 
 D r i ( c h i n g ). 4. ber *piiurre; ba6 $iiirer- 
 tijeil. 5. bif ftfunfermiMle. 
 
 Breed , breed , prael. li. pp. bred , 
 (.lUflfl)'. bredan , brardaii ) p. a. I. jeiigeil 
 (gel'iircn), erjeugen, ljeri>orbriiigen <u. Weti; 
 frfjen II. nieibl. lljirren); Iji'rffii, oiisfjerfeii. 
 2. erjfiigen, bilben (in ober aw bem il&rper), 
 bfliicr ") to -teeth, jnljneit, 3''l)"«befi'iiiuifii ; 
 j,j to _ wornii, SIDurnifr befpimiien ic. ^ l 
 erjeugt" , IjerDorbriiigen , fliften , errrgfii 
 (Sag Jc. )• 4. tbnlrni, nu«brutrn, am-- 
 hfrfen, erbenfeii (iplrine). 5. rrjeiigcn, \)tr: 
 I'frbringen <»'« (Jntilefjuiig uerniilnffen , ber 
 Crt be6 (jntfleljene fein; j. i8. eiii I'niib fr> 
 jeugt fc()on« ■^Keiifdjen). 6. (oft nber omit up, 
 to) erjii-l)e"' fluferiieljen , iinterri(t)ten , bih 
 ben, Ijcrnnbilben (^inber ic, ju). 7. oufiie! 
 |)en , grug I'fljf" (ilinber ic), 
 6. To br"'' * *'>" to an occupation. 
 A man tired at a university. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Cross-bred, (u. ^ferben) w\\ ljnlb> 
 orientalif(t)er 91b|lnnimnng. Thorough--, 
 I. I'on gnnJ frientnlifdjer IllbilrtinmiiMg. 2. 
 ( bei niibcrn Kjiercn ) i>on reiiirr 'ilrt. 3. l 
 »«ji"iglid> gnt nnfgeiogrn u. uMrrrrKDnr. 
 
 To breed cattle, 23iel)jii(l)t trdbcii. To 
 be bred a scholar, ju beii ^i||cn|(f)nrren 
 crji?gi'n werben. 
 
 Breed, •>• n- I. fd)n)niigrr |ein (i<rn 
 ^Wfufcfjen) ; rnic()rig frin d'. Itjicren). 2. prt) 
 bilbcii, eiitilrljfM , l)fri'i>rflcl<rn(f)r l»lT^en <im 
 Wiittfrleibe , oud) i). X entilrhrn, rrjfiigr 
 rerr^cll (Jirrtje im ^>n7fr !t.). 4. t n)nrt)iVn, 
 Prt) fermrljrcM, }iiiirl)im-ii , fii1) i>rrgri>6frn. 
 &. (mir fronu 3iiiig<- jiflicu (I'PU). 6. fid) 
 
 liKE 
 
 Bermef)ren (ivie Rnntn(f)en ic.), 
 
 A disease that han been breeding a 
 long while, eine Krnnfljeit, bie lange3eit I'or 
 i\)xtm 91iif bruc^>e im fiorper uorljiinben roar. 
 
 I'roc. That which is bred in the bone, 
 will never come out of the flesh, "Hxt It10t 
 nid)t pen 9lrt. 
 
 Breed, «. 1. S bie 33rnt, 3ii(^t. 2. 
 b<u< Ci)efd)led)t, bie 91rt, 9{ace, 3ud)t, ber 
 ®rf)ing (p. lljieren, \ u. ■>)Kenrcf)en). 3. bie 
 (JJiittung , 91rt (p. nnbern Dingen nl6 il}ie: 
 ren). 4. bie SBriit, .l^erfe, ber SJliig, 5Uiirf 
 (Ux Qnbegriff }uglei4) erjeugter lljiere)-. 5. 
 t bie 3infen. |6tnterei k. 
 
 A — of horses etc., eiiie 3"d>t ^ferbe. 
 
 Breed -bate, ber 9{ul)e|lprer , {Jrie; 
 benf^prer. 
 
 Breeder, bree'dur, t. 1. bie (frud)t: 
 bnre; Gutter (p. '•3Kenfd)en u. l^ieren). 2. 
 ber (Srjeiiger, bie ©rieugerinn (nii(l) i). 3. 
 ber Grjieljer, bie e-rjiel)erinn (auc<) D. 4. ber 
 *iliifjiei)er, '^Ufiittv, 9}iel)}iirf)ter. 
 
 2. Time is the nurse and breeder of 
 
 all good. Shak. 
 
 Breeding-, br^'ding, «. 1. bae 3en: 
 gen, frrjeugen. 2. bn« 9liif3ief)en , @rPM= 
 jiel}en, bie 3u(^t. 3. bie &rjiet)nng. 4. (ppr-- 
 iiiglict)) bie ^ilbung , ber llnterrid)ti bie 
 I'ebenfinrt; good — , bie feine £eben«nrt; 
 of good -, n)Pl)lgerittet, ippljlgejpgen. 
 
 3. She had her breeding at my father's 
 
 charge. Shak. 
 
 To attend to the breeding of sheep. 
 \i&) mit 6d)AfjU(f)t abgebett. 
 
 Breef, (|'d)Ptt.) an invulnerable 
 or i rre s i sti bie spell. 
 
 Breering- , ( f4)Dtt. ) coming 
 til rough the groun d, as young corn 
 etc. [less, oljne >?P|"en. 
 
 Breeks, (fttjott.) ^pfen. Breek- 
 
 Breeze, hrkiz, (nngelf. briosa) t. 
 [&ntpm.J bie ^Bcfpe, 9Jremfe. 
 
 Breeze, (ir. brezza; f^an. brisa; 
 rcf)iprb. brusa) «. 1. ber fnnfte '2Uinb, bai 
 i'liftc^en. 2. ['TOnr. ] ber (gclinbe) periP: 
 bifdje 2Dinb , ber iS3inb , ber (befpnbers 
 nnrer ben lr»peii) b.ilb pi?m Snnbe , balb 
 ppn ber See ivetjt utib wa^ tiefer 9Jcrfcf)ie! 
 benljeit sea- — , ©eeipinb, eb. land--, 
 gnnMpinb, Ijeigt. Steady-, CJKiir.] pie 
 Inbbere Ki'iljle. 3. lled)npl.] bie Spfrfje. 
 
 Breeie-vent.s, ber SBinM"rt)irm. 
 
 Breeze, ». n. (TOnr. ] fnnft roeljen. 
 
 Breezeleiis, breez'lls, adj. pf)ne 
 Siiftd)en, beipegiing^lpS, (lift. Shenstone. 
 
 Breezy, bree'ze, adj. ppn faiifrrn 
 ^iM^fn bctlric^en; liiftig. 
 
 Brehon, bre'hon, *. 1. ber imf^t > 
 j;anfriri)trr. 2. [9{ed)t«fpr.] * --laws, bir 
 nitcn lrif(f)in (sjefctje. Bhackstone 
 
 Breine, breme, (angelf. bremnian) 
 adj. t grnninm, f)nrt. CnArccR. 
 
 Bren , bren, (nngcll*. brennan) v. a. 
 » PfrPrfniifii, brennen. Spenskr. 
 
 Brennage, bren'nije , (p. bran) 
 g. [ -Wirtflnlt. ] eine 91bgnbe ber JptiitrrrnfTi'M 
 (in iljre 5?rrri"ff)aft, flatt ber frii(;er ju enr. 
 ritfcrriibrn Sleie fi'ir bie ^unbe. 
 
 Br(?Dt, brent. )f IP. bryn) adj. * ftcil, 
 , Brailt, brant. ^OPCf) Ascmam. 
 
 Brent, (Oirtl.) smootli. - brow, 
 eine holje ©nm. 
 
 BRE 
 
 Brent, brent, t. I. f. Brant u. 
 
 Brand -goose. 2. pp. p. Bren, f. b. 
 
 Brest, ^hresr , s. [-2lrd)if.] ber"il5fiil)(, 
 
 Breast, ^ber ©tab. [Inge, i)Ctppe 
 
 Brest-Hunimer. [ 9lrd)it. J bie ilnrcr* 
 
 Bret, brei ,*. |3ff)rl)i)L>i.] bic ©rfjpde, 
 ^plntrci^e. [ben i){aMb. Chancer. 
 
 Bretflll, bret'lul. nrf/. *pptl t'jo all 
 
 Brethren, breTHren, ». pi. V. 
 Brother, tie 25niber, (nnr nod) im pratcri* 
 frf)en u. biiMird)en ©ti)le gebranc^Iid)). 
 
 Breve, breve, (it. hreve ) a. I. 
 [ -iJiui. J bie Ijnibe 9?pfe , SipeipierteW. 
 note. 2. (nn(f) Brief) a, [9{ed)ffrpr.] ber 
 gcrid)trid)e !»ete()(. b) bni offtjiefle ©d)reiben 
 nn ben itnnjler, bie 9eicf)rer, ©IjeriffS jc., 
 ber ©raat^brief. 3. bai piip|iri(fte i)fe|Tfript, 
 SBrcpe. 
 
 Brevet, brevet', (p. breve) 1. bet 
 pffcne (?)nnbenbrief, bnS ^potent. 2. ber S»e» 
 ttnUnngebrief, bdi patent (cinee OffiiirrS). 
 3. lOiPrbam. and)] ber einem Dfftjiere eiiien 
 fjil'ljeren litel oerlei^cnbe 6)nabenbrief, (oljne 
 jebod) bie t)ien(temp|uniente )ii erl^Bljen). 
 
 Breviary, breve'yare, (Ob. B re- 
 veer') (int.) 1. ber 91u6jug (au« eineni 
 SKcrfe). 2. [fatljPi. 9{ituaIJ ba6 2Jrepier. 
 
 Breviat, breve'yat, t. ber furje 
 'Jlu^jiig, b([6 Jfpinpi'iibinm. 
 
 Breviate, bie'veite, v. a. + (lU 
 fiiru'ii <"" ©rf)reiben). 
 
 Brevilttiire, breve'yatshiire, *. 
 bie 9H<fi1rjiing (im Srt)reiben). 
 
 Brevier, biiv^i,', ,. [tijppgr.] bit 
 fd'ine irjrrfdjrift, iSrepicre. 
 
 Breviped, brev'ipld , (I.) aJJ. 
 furtt'ciiiig (ipie eiii' iSogcf). 
 
 Brevipe«l, s. ber fnrjbetnige 9Jpget. 
 
 Brevity, brC-v'ere, *.((.) I. bie^i'irje 
 (p. ber 3eit). 2. i bie .ftiirje (im 9In6bru(fe). 
 
 Bre^V, broo, (nngclf. briwan), V. a. 
 
 1. § fieben , forf)ev n. mlfd)en, bnl;er 2. 
 branen (2iier lo. 3. | u. I brauen, per» 
 inird)en, mifd)en; bnljer perfaircf)en (irgcnb 
 ein &ettant). Shak. 4. a) i fd)micben, nn» 
 jettcin, flnfpinncn, nufibriiten (lln(;eir> ; b) 
 jubereiten. 
 
 Prov. As you have brewed, so you 
 must drink, iwie mnn'i treibt, fp gef)t'6. 
 
 Bre-w, V. n. fid) bilben, fief) jufammen* 
 }icl)cn, nufjiefjen, im9liijng fein (ein ©tnrin. 
 (i)cipitrer k. ; in biefer !8ebeiitnng ivirb bn6 
 Sfitipprt geiw5f)nlid) nnr ini part. pr. ge» 
 Praurt)t , nI6 : a storm is brewing). 2. 
 braiirn. 
 
 Bre'iv, *. bafi (5)rbr.Hube, (55cbran. 
 
 B r e w - li o u .s e, frtS 55raii(;nii5, bie 
 •yraiuTiM. [bran, (55ei'raiibe,(i)erranf. Sua. . 
 
 Bre-tvajn-e, brmidje, *. bni &(s 
 
 Brewer, bn'MVur. s. ber 2?ranrr 
 iiiiTbraner. -'s bncket. bef SSronrr^ (5-i» 
 nirr. -'s hnrse, i ein febr geanaltr^ Sail' 
 ri)iiT. SiiAK. [bni 55raii^aii«. 
 
 Brewery, brmVute, ». bie33rancrei, 
 
 Bre-win, (ri1)pfr.) brewing.. 
 
 Bre^ving;- , bruu'ing , «• I. bas 
 ■Branen. 2. bae (SJebninbe, Wcbrmi. 3. (i)7?ar.] 
 bni fd)ipar}e, einen ©rurm perfiinbrnbe &t' 
 \wlt. bie 2I5ftrergafle. 
 
 Bre'tvis, brooU, ». I. * bie !8ril()e. 
 
 2. fin in ©iippe pon gefaljenem 5'f't"d)e ein» 
 getaud)tefi ©nirf SJrub ; bie Srpbfnppe. 
 
 8'- 
 
116 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n^r, got. 5il. rI6nd. Tiibe. tul), full. lAin, TIT'is 
 
 BUI 
 
 Briar, brf'ur, #. f. Brier. 
 
 Bribe, bribe, (ir. breab; fr. bribe; 
 
 perf. parah) ». 1. i tie ^efted)un<}; bn« ®e: 
 
 fcf)ciif , bie Oiibe (urn jii be|Ted)en). 2. ([ , T 
 
 J)rt« 65erd)eiif, bie ®abe. 3. bie fiocfuna (bn« 
 
 BerfiJljrenbe). 
 
 3. Not tlie bribes of sordid wealth can 
 
 seduce to leave these ever blooming 
 
 sweets- Akenside. 
 
 Bribe-devouring, gem (>)cfd)cilfe 
 
 (jiitii $8el)iif ber 25e|leil)iiiig ) nnnel)mcnb. 
 
 MiTFORD. —-buck, eiu gercf)ciif(er iiocf. 
 
 Shak. --worthy, ber ^iJeilciljiiiiij W(V(i). 
 
 Bribe, v. a. l. ^ bi'|lc(l)tii (Min-t) 
 
 ©nbeii *c.). 2. i ('C|tert)ni , biird) ii.'i'tfil)!!!!!) 
 
 geiuiniuM Ocmanbeii). 3. t biirrf) 03fu1)nifi' 
 
 gewiniien, uernibncn (o'''i"'"beii ju (i'tiuiisJ). 
 
 3. To bribe a cliilil to tulie a uiedecine. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Briber, bn' hi'r, *. ber 25e|lei1)er. 
 
 Bribery, bri'bure , «. bie 'Sbt-. 
 
 flect)muj. [binncn (fiilfrf)e Scwaf" :c.). 
 
 To procure by bribery, i l)e|Meil, 
 
 Brick, brik, (fr. brique; ir. brice, 
 
 brike; onil. brigen ) *. 1. ber 2)ilcf|lein, 
 
 qnnucrilciii , giegelitfiii. 2. bn6 bacf|tciii; 
 
 fBrmige »rob. 
 
 To turn bricks ov-r again, SBncffleilie 
 noc^ cinmal brciineii. To wall the -s. Die 
 gSncftleiiie niifrd)id)tcii cDer nuffctjeti auiii 
 trorfnen. 
 
 Brick-bat, ta& ©tiicf !8acf|1ein. -- 
 built, itDii SBacf fteiiieii ert-niit. --burner, 
 ber 3icgelbrenner. --clay Db. --earth, 
 6ie3iegelerbe, ber 3iegeltl)LMi. --dust, ba^ 
 3iegeltne()(. --kiln, bie Siegcl^ ob. SBocf: 
 fleinbrcnnerei , 3iegel()iiire. --layer, ber 
 gjtonrer. --maker, ber 3iegeltlreid)cr, 
 Siegler. - -m a s o n, ber >»iniirer. — trowel, 
 bie «3}JnurerfefIe. --wall, bie 23acf|1i:iu= 
 innuer, Siegelmnnb ; to make -s, ©pci: 
 feu ungefnut i>er|"c^(ingcn. -.work, bie 
 SBflcfileiiinrbeit. 
 
 Brick, 0. o. 1. tHit3ifgerfleinen,95i<tf» 
 (leiiieii belegen. 2. tiiit ^[i<^i{\ie'mt\\ , 9?ncf 
 (tciiien mniiern. 3. burc^ Wnlerci eine 23a(f; 
 fleinninuer nndjnfjmeii, ivie eine SSnctilein; 
 mnuer bemnlen, jiegelfarbig beflreic^en. 
 
 Bricken, brlk'kn , v. n. f tai 
 
 Sinn ein}ie(;en, ficf) briillen. [lish. 
 
 Brickie , (fdn't^) brickie; tick- 
 
 Brickle, brik'kl, adj. t jerbrfd)iirf), 
 
 brMlig. [3erbred)liri)fetr 
 
 Brickleness, brik'klnes, «. Die 
 
 Brickol ,^biik'kol . (fr.)« [23i(l(irb|>.] 
 
 Bricoie,^bcr Dfilrffprung bc6 23n(lc(5 
 
 WW ber 5BanDe, bie ^Brifote. 
 
 Brickol, p.m. [23if(arbfp.] brifpliren. 
 
 Bricky, brik'ke, adj. 1. w{\ w\\ 
 
 5Batf|lfinen. 2. ucn ob. nii5 55n(f|lrinen ge; 
 
 ntfld)t. [jeitlic^, ^fdjjeit . . . , 23raiit . . 
 
 Britla.1, bridal . adj. brnntiirf), hod): 
 
 Bridal, .t- bn« >>od)ji'irfc|l, bie 5?t'd)iiir. 
 
 Bri<l»iity, bridal'eic, s. t Die g-eior 
 
 be* >^od)",ririV|li'(5. Jonsok. 
 
 Briiie, bride ( nngeff. bryd; fd)iur&. 
 
 brud; Diin. brud; arm. bryed), Die 23rnilt. 
 
 To give away flie bride, o SSrnutunter 
 
 fein. 
 
 Bride -bed. bn« SSrniltbett. --cake, 
 Drr SDPd)}eirfiid)en. --chamber, bie 
 ©riiurfiimnier. — groom, ber Sirmitignm. 
 
 BKI 
 
 Bride-maid, bie ajrnutningfer. — man, 
 ber 25riiutful)rer. — stake, eine ©range, 
 utn \\>t\A)t (bei $od>jeiten) getaujt luirb. 
 — wain, bae i?cid)jeitgerd)en£. 
 
 Bridetvell, bridewei, 4. [Sonbonj 
 SBriDeiued (ein 3iid)tl)au6). 
 
 Bridg^e, bridje, (angetji brie, brigg; 
 fd)H)eD. bryggia; a. 1. bie JBriirfe. 2. ber 
 obere Il;eil Der 3?are, ber 3iai'enriirfen ; bie 
 ©i^eibeiuanb in ber SfJafe. 3. [ 'OKuf. J ber 
 ©teg (einer ®eige). 4. [Slrtill. ] bie ©tege 
 i>i)i|d)en ben iialbern einefi DtapertS. 5. Die 
 ^Miitte emc^ boppelten iVamniS. 
 
 A stoue-bridge. eine |1einerne ^Sriirff. 
 iVdraw--, eine 3uflbriicte. A pendent 
 oD. lianging -, eine l;angenbe 33iucfe. A 
 Hying -, eine fliegenD* i^riirte. A - ot 
 boats, cine ©d)ifflirurfe. [JSnufengelc. 
 
 Bridge-bote, Der 55riicfenji'Il , Das 
 
 Brid$;-e, v. «. mit ciner ibriicfe uer> 
 I'cljen ob. liberbauen, eine ^Briicfe bnucn oDer 
 fdjliigen iiber . . . [Snicfen. 
 
 Bridii^y, brld'je, adj. f ooll uon 
 
 Bridie, brldl, (angelf. bridi, bridel; 
 arm. brid; fr. bride) a, 1. Der 3aum , 3"= 
 gel (eine^ ^5>ttrbegefd)irr5;. 2. f ber 3u<jel 
 t(iinl)aU). 3. L-3Jfar. J ein furje^ >aul;aittau 
 ( jnr ©id)eriing be* ©rtjiffe* im ipafeii u 4. 
 [iedjnol.J bie ©range (an i5iirt)iVnrd)ioiTeriu. 
 
 Bowline- bridles. [■■Mtiir.J Dieiillbelt 
 Der iboleine. [Summer u. Oiutl; aii*|'lel)eii. 
 
 To bite on oDer of the bridle, i oiel 
 
 Bridle -cull, 6 ber Srra^enraitber. 
 --hand. Die linf e $anb. 
 
 Bridle, v. a. I. jamnen, nnfjiiumen. 
 2. ± iaunien, ittgcin, einfd)rnnfen, banDigcn, 
 rcgiereii , im 3'iu"ie f)airen , bcialjmen (.Die 
 2eiben|'d)afteii). 
 
 Bridle, r. n. |(<^ in'* Sinn loerfen, 
 fid) brti|1en, Die ^Ifafe Ijod) rragen. 
 
 Bridler, brl'dlur, a. 1. ber 2lnf: 
 jdnmer. 2. ^ Der Sdnbiger, Center. Mi. ton. 
 
 Brie, (fdjort.) juice, liquid. 
 
 Brief, breef, (fr. bref; at. bievis) 
 adj. 1. fur^, gebrdngr, buiiDig. 2. eiig, 
 fnapp. Shak. 
 
 Brief, «. l. ber '2In*jng, 0"l't'flriff- 
 bie fnrje 6d)rift , ber fiir^e 55erid)t. 2. 
 19{ed)r6rpr.J a) Da* pdpjllidje SBreuc; b) Die 
 furje Darjlednng eine* 9{ed)t6i'lreiie*; c) Der 
 gerid)rlid;e 25cfcl;l , Die aiiifftirfcrnng; d) 
 [Scots law] Der 23efel)( be* Ijoljeren ®irid)t* 
 n\\ ein untere* oD. an irgenb einen ^Cidjrer 
 jiir aurerriid)nng unb 6-Hrfd)eiDung irgenb 
 einer ©rreirrad>e oennittefil ciner Onri). 3. 
 [5iorbam. n. (^iigl.J bie geriitrlirf;e &viaubi 
 nip jiir G'inrammlniifl miiDer Waben jn 
 irgenb cincm 3i«c(te. 5. (im 31(Ig.) eine 
 ©d)ri(t, |"d)rifrlid)e 9Jn*ferrigiing. 6. (-O)?!!!.] 
 ber iaft oon 4 lempu (jeijr beiJer breve;. 
 7. ber !Srief. Shak. 
 
 Briefly, brcefl^, adv. filrilid), ge; 
 Drdiigr, mit luenigcn Morten. 
 
 Briefiie.^M, breef'nes, *. Die Si'irje, 
 33i"inbigfeit, (i)ebrdiigr/;eir. 
 
 Brier, briur, (angelf. braer; ir. 
 briar ) *. 1. { cine i1ad)elige ^rJanje 
 oDer ©raiiDe, ber Dornilrand). 2. ber 55rom; 
 bfcrtlrandj. 3. Sweet--, ber ^agebiitrcn; 
 ilrand). 4. Common—, Die ivilbe Sfofe, 
 §nnb*rofe. * 
 
 To leave one in the briers, ([ ^I'mrt'lb 
 
 BHI 
 
 (in ber^JIot^) ftccfcn laffen. Tobe in briers, 
 i aiif OiaDein fitjen, hi ber Siemine lein. 
 
 Briery, bii'unc, adj. uofl uon Dorn« 
 llrdud)en k., nnil;, bornig, |lad)eiig. 
 
 Brig, brig, s. (bebeutct ale- (JnDfDlbe 
 oon Oiamen) eine 23riicfe, (iuol)l and) ju» 
 tueileii) eine ©taDt ober ein Sfinrgfrerfen. 
 
 Brig-, a. [OKar.J bie 23rigg, Sbrict 
 (f. B r igun tin e). 
 
 Brig-, (fd)ort.) bie SBriirfe. 
 
 Brigade, bregade', (fr. 255.) «. 
 ('^Kilit.j Die 23rigrtbe. --major, ber SBru 
 gaDiuiajor. [ob. eine SSrigaDe biiben. 
 
 Brigade, v. «. ['TOiiit.j in 23rigaDeii 
 
 Brigadier, biegadecr', a. [-Mlit.l 
 ber ■i3i'iei;l5l)abci einer iSrigabe , JQrigabe* 
 general. [ ©tragenrdiiber. 
 
 Brigaud, brig-^nd, (fr. 33.] *. bet 
 
 Brigandage, brig'andaje , ( fr. 
 ■iJD.i s. Die ©traiienrdubcrei, 9{duberei. 
 
 Brigandiiie, brlg'andjue, a. iai 
 ^JJanserljcniD. 
 
 Brigautine, bng'antine, (fr. bri- 
 gantiii ; arm. brigautine) *. [''TOar.] Die 
 SSrigantine, tai 9?ennf(t>iff (f. Brig). 
 
 Brigbote, bng'b^te, (U. bridge U. 
 bote) s. Da* JSri'icfengelD. 
 
 Brigllt, biiie, (angelf. beorht, briht, 
 byrlit, bryht) adj. 1. \)t[\ , lic^t , Iend)tenb, 
 gidnjcnb, fiinfelnb. 2. fiar, \)tl[, biirrt)ftd)ti<j 
 (0. Sliiffigfeiten JO. 3. flar, augenfd)ein!ii1), 
 bentlid) (bem (i}ei|le). 4. gldnjenb, reijenb 
 CO. D. ©d)i)n[;eit). 5. gldnjeiiD, aiiegeieidinet 
 (geleljrt, iviyig). 6.^ ijell, aufgefiart, get 
 fd)eir; crfinDerircf). 7. gidnjenb, rnljmooU, 
 glorri'id) (oon 3eif<i('fd)nitten ic. ). 8. gidn» 
 jenD ( (S-rfplg ocrfprei^enb , luie gidnjenbe 
 'iaiyfid)ren). 9. gidnjenD, funfelnb, belebt (o. 
 'llugen). 10. I'iberreif. 
 
 it is bright, e* ifl tag, e* mirb Ijett. 
 To be -, gldnjen, fc^jinimern, funfcln. 
 
 Bright-burning, mit ijtliex glamme 
 brenneuD , fjefl brennenb. --eyed, fuu« 
 feluDe 2lngen l)abenD. — -haireA, ein 
 gldnjenDe* ipaar l^abenb. --harnessed, 
 in gidnjenber 3?i4|lung, — shining, l;efl 
 gidnjeiib. 
 
 Brighten, bri'tn, t. a. 1. f)e!(, 
 Ijefler , gidnjenb inadjen ; pcliren , glntijcn, 
 gidtten CJJterafle jc). 2. erleud)ten, erijellen, 
 anfljellen. 3. fa) auffldren, in'* £id)t fe(jen, 
 erldiirern. b) ^ erl;eitern, anffjeirern. c; oer« 
 l)errlid)en. d) fd)drfcn (ben 9l5er|laub;, loiyig 
 mad)en. 
 
 Brigliten, v. n. l. t)en, fetter men 
 ben , fid) aiifl;e(leii , fid) anffldren (o. ipinu 
 met 2c.). 2. i fid) anffldren, fid) auff)eirern 
 ( Da* ©d)i(f lal , bie 3ufnnft :c.); glanjen, 
 gidnjenb luerDen. 
 
 Brigiiti.sli, brite'ish, adj. gldiijeub. 
 
 Briglitly, biiie'Ie, adv. gidnjenb, 
 flar, l)eri. 
 
 BriglltlieM.S, brite'ues., a. 1. ber 
 &Umi, Die ipelle, J&iarljeit. 2. i bie ©d).drfe, 
 S(i6 (iXdnjenbe (ber 0)ei|'ie*frdfre, be* 2Sil;e*) ; 
 Die 9lnfgefidrrl)eit; ber (i)lanj (Der <Bd)'o\u 
 Ijeit !c.). 3. bie ®ldrte (^olitiir). 4. bie 
 l)cne garbe. 
 
 Brignse, brigose' (U. brigue ) no[/. 
 t fireirriid)tig. Pulleb. 
 
 Brigue, brccg. (fr. brigue) a- f ttt 
 ©rrcit, ip.l^cr, bie Sabale, 3n'rigue. 
 
FaJp. f'.r, fall. fat. !VU. met. Fin*', fin. NA. in6ve. nor. got, 6il. rldful. Ti'ihe. tiib. Ci^II. t//in, THIs. 137 
 
 Rrig-ue, e. It. fi^ 6etcer6en (um QU 
 
 vai). 
 
 0rillianc» br'l'yanse, (ft. bril- 
 toiit) «. Ser OXiiMj , ®d)mimer, bie ^rrtc^t. 
 
 0rilliUUt, biii'yaut, (fr.) adj. 1. 
 flMiijenB, funfeliiD, I'djiiiuiifrnB { ©Cel|lciiic, 
 Cic iJIcibun.j ic). 2. i fllnnjenD (u. ^mbeii: 
 lt)nttn). 
 
 nrilliant, «■ I. [Ouivelierf.] tier 
 RjnUniu. 2. [ Jfcitf. ] &(i« juiige , (lattlidje, 
 imithi.ie <J5ferfc. ^ [tio, fllmijeiiB. 
 
 Urilliantly, br!ryaiille,arf». pra(^) = 
 
 DrilliHUtn^NSv biil yanmes, «. 
 ber OHiiiii, bie ^rndjt, btr ed)iiiimcr. 
 
 RrillK, biiiu, «■ pi- bie .ipanre an 
 ben •Uiiafnliebcrn ber <J5fcrbf. 
 
 Drill! ) brim, (nnfloir. bryram; fd)n). 
 biaui) «. I. 5 ber 9{nub. 2. ber 3{anb, tie 
 ubere, nueerfle Grdt irflfiib einefi 0)e|d|Te« ic. 
 
 3. ber obt-rile li)tU einer gliiiTtflteit. 4. ber 
 9{an6 , bn* lifer (eiiier tiiieUe lo. 
 
 Ilriiii) (niiflelf. brymo ad/. + offen= 
 bnr, i'ffiiitlid(>, luoljibefnnnt, gefeiett. 
 
 Driiii, K. a. bid an ben 9ianb an^ 
 fuUi-n. 2. init eiiieni Dinnbe uerfel)en, ninberu. 
 
 Driin, c. n. bi« an ben 9ianb uoll 
 feiii, «( tlrid^en uod fein. [lutlben tSd^iuemeiu. 
 
 Rriiii, «. (2UatbmiVr.] bie ^runft (i<. 
 
 Ilriiii, 0. n. l>IS3aibuifpr.i bratjmcn, 
 6r.il)iifn. (ben 9?nnb uoU. 2. i uberuuU. 
 
 Brimful, brliuTul- adj. 1. bi£ an 
 
 HriiiifuiiieiiK, bi'uriulne*. «. t 
 bie 5ullc, iai iBollfein bi6 nn ben 9ianb, bie 
 lltbrrfiille. Shah. 
 
 BriinleMS, brim'leii, adj. TdttbloS. 
 
 Ilriiiiiiied, biimd, adj. 1. geilri: 
 d>en ui'fl , bi6 an ben 9innb uoll. 2. flcran: 
 bert; narrow--, niit fdjmnleni 9{nnbe. 
 
 Briinmer, brini'mur, «. ba6 (|e> 
 (IriAcn uolle omi, ber i>o(le ajedjct. 
 
 BriiiiiiiilllCf biiin'uiiiig, adj. bie 
 an ben 9{anb fleinllt. Dkvdek. [Sdjiuefel. 
 
 Briiiistoue , brim'<t6ne , s. ber 
 
 B r i in « t o n e - m i n e , bie Sd^iuefelgrubc, 
 (£(l)iuefelmine. 
 
 BriillNtony, brim'it&ne, adj. DoU 
 i-DW i£cf)ii>e|VI, 8d)iuefel ent()Oltenb , fc^nuefel; 
 arttii. i'd)iv'efeli(i. 
 
 Briiided, br'n'dld, (it. brinato) adj. 
 flfflerft , neiprenfelt, (jeilreift, fc^ecfifl. 
 
 Brindicef brin'Ui* , «. iai 3u- 
 frinfen. To drink a - to any one, ti Q:\-- 
 ncui jiitrinfen pb. bringen. [©cjlerfte. 
 
 Briiidie, brindl, «. iai ®d)ccfii)e, 
 
 Brindled f brin'dld , adj. gefletft, 
 fd'erfig. 
 
 Brine, brine, (angelf. bryne) «. I. 
 t,\6 ©oljiunffer ( be« qjieer« ), 2. ? bn6 
 "iJfeer, bie See. 3. bie ©ole, Salji'de ; eaf«. 
 
 4, ? bie Iljrmien. Suak. 
 Leach -brine, bie Dom trorfnenben 
 
 Srtlje tropfcnbe ®i>le. 
 
 B r I n e - p a n . bie Srtljpfanne ; ber 
 eniifnmpf, Sflljtfid). ©aliiuorail, bie ©ali= 
 U\d)c. --pit, I. ber ®ii(jteicf>, 2. ber ©nlj= 
 brnnnen, bie ©nljquede. --pond, iai 
 iroeite ®aljteirf)befjnltnie. -p rover, bn« 
 0Sm6 ium 9Iu«f(f)t'pfen ber "iprtibefine. -- 
 • jii ing. bie ®alique(le. 
 
 Brine, v. a. I. in ©nljiwaffcr Pber 
 eniiVie tniid)en.^ 2. luit ©fllj i>rruiird)cn. 
 
 Brilif;:, btiug, praet. u. pp. broiiglit, 
 
 liRI 
 
 (angelf. bringan; fct)roeb. bringa ; bAn. brin: 
 ger; gotf). biiggaii; v. a. I. § briugcu. 2. ± 
 bringen, vcrfc^atfen, einbringcii, eiutragc". 
 gciunl;reii (&l)re , 9iul)m). 3. loft uiit over) 
 bnngen, nitt fid) bringen cbcr fiiljren. 4. 
 bringen , ^erbeibringen , fiiljren , leiten , tjtt> 
 beifdjnffen, Ijcrbeitragen. 5. f a) pcrnnlnffen, 
 uernrfac^en. b) (mit to) bringen (ju ©tiuafe;, 
 beivegen , uermbgen (iutd) Ueberrebung k.). 
 c> do; bringen (ju, in, an). 
 
 To bring a tiling into question, @'tlVi16 
 auf'd lapet, auf bie a5nl)n bringen. To -to 
 bear Ob. to pass, au6ful;ren, JU ©tanbe 
 bringen. To — tilings to sucli a pass tliiit 
 etc., e6 brtljin bringen, fo lueit bringen, 
 bap ic. To - close to, G-ineni naljer bringen, 
 nnljern. To - fruits, griic^jte bringen oeev 
 tragen. To - into tlie world, jiir ii3elt 
 bringen. He could nut be brouglit 10 
 comprehend, iiiiin (uiinte il)m nid)t begreif: 
 Ud) ma<i)en. To - to liglit, ai\ ben lag 
 bringen. To — word to oue, ^enuinben eine 
 i)uidjri4)t bringen. To - together , 1. m- 
 raninienbringrn. 2. i>ereinigcn, vcrfi)l;nen. 
 To - witnekses, 3"igc» beibniigen. To - nu 
 itctiou against any oue, [ 9Ced)[i;rpr. J cine 
 iilage gegcn Oemanb anbringcn. To - a 
 woman to bed , eine grtui entbinben. 
 Brought to bed, eiubunbeu (of a sou, vo» 
 eineni &ul;ne). You are tiually brouglii 
 to bed, 1 man l)at @ie in fd^linune ipanbil 
 l>erivi(felt. To — one to do any tiling, 3'- 
 nianb jn ©tmaS bringen ob. uerntogen. To 
 - oue 10 poverty , 3<i»anb a\\ ben 35ettfl= 
 llab bringen. To - oue low, 1. ^cnianb 
 nteberbringen, nieberiDerfen. 2. I;eriiiiiers 
 bringen, I'l^iuad^en, bemutl)igen, eniiebrigin 
 To — any one to his death, ;Sid)ulb an ^t- 
 nianbfi lobe fein. To — to subjeciiou, uii> 
 [criuert'en. To -acquainted, befaniit iiuid)eii. 
 To - it to a mode, bie '>)}ti)be bauoii aiij- 
 bringen. To — one's sett into disrepute, 
 ftd) in libeln 9iuf bringen. 
 
 To hrin g abou t, 1. anbriiigen. 2. nnu 
 fiil^rcn. 3. bemerffleUigcn , aiieful)ren , jii 
 >2tiuibe bringen To - a tiiiug about in 
 speech, bic llnrrrl}altung auf Srivae iciifen. 
 
 To bring again ober bacli, jiinicf- 
 bringen, iurii(fful)rcn (and) t). To - to life 
 again, tn'e teben jurutfrnfen. To - one 
 again into one's favor, ($-inem Sc>»anb£ 
 (Seiuogcnljeit luieber uerfc^ajfen. 
 
 To bring away, megbriiigen, fortbrin; 
 gen, fi'rtfdjnffen, mit fertneljmen. 
 
 To bring down, l.f l)erab>, I)inunter!, 
 Ijeruntcrbringen. 2. i l)erunterbringen; a) 
 im ^reife fallen mac^jen ; b) erniebrigen (im 
 9{aiige zo; c) entfraften, fdjivodjcn. 
 
 To bring forth, 1. Ijcri'crbringcn, jnr 
 mtit bringen, jengen, gebaren (i>on -DKeii! 
 fd)en, Ifjieren u. ^flanjen; nud)l). 2.|lcllcn, 
 bringen, barfleflen, aufflcUen. 3. i,>orfiil;rcn 
 (Oeinanb). 4. t an'« Ci^t bringen, ju iage 
 fijrbern (n>o« oerborgen war). 
 
 To bring forward , 1. PoriDartS 
 bringen , fortrd)ieben, frrttloeen , treiben. 2. 
 i jn ®efid)te bringen, iu lage fijrbern; be-. 
 f&rbern. 
 
 To bring in, 1. einbringen, cinfnf)rcn 
 CilDanreni. 2. cinfilijrcn (jemanb). 3. me-- 
 l)in bringen rb. rragen (in eineedjeniie 20, 
 I l)ineinbringen , Ouiemiraaen. 4. to - any 
 
 UUI 
 
 one i n. a) (Jinein }ii Qtmai uer^elfen, ©iweit 
 
 befijrbcrn. b; (^inen mit in eine Qcidje jicften 
 Ob. i-erimtfeln. c) (uberl).) ©inen in einen 
 gciuifTen 3u|lanb ucrie^cn , j. 3). to - one 
 iu guilty, 5emniiO uernrff)eilen; to - any 
 one in not guilty, eineii frci|"pred)cn ; to -: 
 one's hand in, (Jjuen a» eine (iid)te unb 
 ferte ^mb (beim ©d)rci(>en) gemtil;nen. 5. 
 jiir Uiiteriuerfui-g, jam ®i!l;i>rr.im bringen, 
 jaljmen. 6. fammeln (jerilreute ©ad)en)! 
 7. fintragen, einbringen (fflcib k.). 8. an> 
 bi-ingen, uorbriiigen (aStrHjeibigung^griinbe). 
 9. iur aSereinigung bringen ob. fiil/ren. 10. 
 tiiitreibcn. 11. I;inciiifri(;ren; Ijineinieiten, 
 ijinlciten (to, uad), an). 
 
 To bring off, 1. fortbringen , luegbrin* 
 gen, fprtrt^.iffen (v. einem Crte). 2. ± a) io#. 
 madjen , Ijeniu^jitljen , retteii , befreicn (non 
 tmer Slnfl.ige, 25ernrt()ei!niig ic.), (Jinem 
 au& einem ipanbei , einrr Sndje ()clfen. b) 
 Ginem bauonljelfcn, jiir gliidjt i>cr(}eifen. c) 
 (finem uon (ima6 abnuijen. d> to - of f 
 one's word , fein 2UDrt iiiriirfneljineii. 
 
 To bring on, I. anbriiigen (einc^f.hif); 
 anilellen. 2. ucranl.iffen , l)erbeifiil;ren ( eine 
 Jiranfl;cit ic). 3. Ijerbcibringcn , i,ttbci> 
 fiiljren (j. 23. SUJaorcn). 4. (Oemanb) auf 
 l^mai bringen (3. <8. mif ben 2Beg ), 5. 
 (Grinen) in eine Sndjc nut iieriTcdjten ober 
 mifdjcn. 6. pDrnc(;men, uortrngen. 
 
 To bring out. 1. :} Oernuibringen, 
 bringen , f ommen hifTeii, aii« ... 2. t (&i. 
 neiu reiycn au<5, (©inemj ijelfcn <n\6 ainet 
 i5erlcgcnl)eitj. 3. i a; atiibringen, (iii'i t'tci)t, 
 an ben lag bringen , eria()ien , bcfnniu ma. 
 (i)(\\. b, I erbid)[eii, aiiifprengen. c) jeigcn, 
 barftellcn. 
 
 To bring over, 1. ^crubfrbriiiflen 
 (»i)ird)aften) ; nberfd^cn ( -W iiird)en fiber 
 cinen Jln^). 2. i (to) a) befeljren (ju). b) 
 IjiUjieljen , IjerubiTiicljcii (ju einer 'ilSartei ). 
 c) }n einer ©innei-anberung I'ermijgen. 
 
 To bring to, lOJiar.J beibre()en. 
 
 To bring under, 1. f unter irgenb 
 e-tiuaS bringni (3cmanb ubcr einen 0egen» 
 flanb). 2. ± unteriuerfcn , unteriottcn , be. 
 iivmgen. 
 
 Tobringup, l.T t)erauf6ringen , ()tns 
 anfbringen ober fi'i()ren (auf einen t)H)m\ 
 Ott), bringen auf ... 2. a) aufjieljen, grop. 
 iicl)en. b) eriicl)en, auferjie(;eii, bilben, l)er. 
 anbiiben. 3. anfbringen , in bie 'TKobe brins 
 gen, in ®ang bringen, etnfiil)ren. 4. nors 
 rnrfen ober anri'irfen Infjen (ein 5?ccr), (anc^i 
 fiiljren, anful;ren. 5. (-))tar.l lor Slnfer 
 legen, 9infer luerfen. 6. aut-fpeien, au6. 
 lucrfen. 
 
 To bring upon, bringen auf (etmad; 
 To - upon one's self, 1 \id} injirl)eu. To 
 
 any one upon the jstage , (bet ^al;Ien) 
 einen aid '3J?itbeioerber nnftreten laffen. 
 
 Brlm^T) «- "• ["ffiar.J 'N - by the 
 lee. cine G-ulc faiigen. (Ilcber6rtliaeir. 
 
 Bring-er, bring'ur, *. ber 93ringer, 
 
 B r i n g e r i n, ^emaiib, ber einfiiijrt, ©in* 
 fu^rer. - in of light, ber eit^fbringer. 
 
 Bringerup, 1, ber 'Jlnfiiefjer, G-rjieher. 
 2. 9lnfnl;rer. 3. pi. ["JKilit.J bU l)tnter|lt 
 ®Iieb (einefi itorpS). 
 
 Briuj^-iug^-fortli, bring'ing-fArtA, 
 t- bif 5pcroL'rbringnng , (5-rieiigiiiig. Sua*. 
 
 BrilllKll, bii'iiNli. (l<. Iirini-) adj. I. 
 
Its Fate, far, fall, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n5r, got, 6il, d6ud. TAhe, tiib, fiill. thin, THfs. 
 
 BRI 
 
 T wie ©D(e , ttmai fnfjig , fntjig. 2. ± ^erfe, 
 bitter (u. Ifjranen :c.). [©nfjigfett. 
 
 Brinishness, brJ'iijshnes, *. 6te 
 
 Brink, brlngk, (brin., fd^ra. brink; 
 m. bryncyn) ». 1. ber S>?nnb , SSorb , bnS 
 Ufet. 2. 1 ber 9?ntib (bcS S5crberben6 jc). 
 
 On the brink of marriage, furj Wt bcr 
 i^orf)Jcit. To be upon pb. on the brink, { 
 betn aSnnferotte nn()c fein. 
 
 Briny, bn'ne, adj. 1. fnfjifl. 2. jimi 
 TOcere (jc(;&rig. (ber <Snimf(i)mc[d. 
 
 The briny flood. ^ bag SOteer. - taste. 
 
 Brisi^o^v, bris'go, ». [©eojjr.] bn« 
 SBreiggnii. 
 
 Brisk, brisk, (m. b.ysg) <irf;. I. (fO; 
 • ^nft, tmintcr, flinf, frifrf), fciirifl (i>. TOen = 
 fcf)eti unb lf)icren). 2. froi)Iic^, iiiimter. 3. 
 feurin, geiflia/ niif&rniiffnb (innii 6()nmpn()! 
 ner ic). 4. lebf^iift, hefl ('rrnncnb (i>. 5f"W- 
 5. frifrf), flnrf (u. 2Cinbe) ; lebljoft. 6. f l)ffr, 
 flinnjenb. Newton. 7. ivncfer (lueib(id)). 8. 
 [i^flnbcl] A - sale, ein fd^weUtv , rnfdjer 
 aibfn^; -demand, ()niiftge %r(f)frane. 
 
 To grow brisk upon, nufgebrrtc^t wev-. 
 ben liber ©tivne. 
 
 Brisk up, v. a. I. brleben, aufnuini 
 tern; to — one's self up, firf) nufmuntern. 
 2. nnf(f)i'iren (bn6 gcuer), frfjiircn. 
 
 Brisk uf), v. n. l. nninter, flinf 
 ^erbeifommen, frifrf), frf)iief( nnn'icfen. 2. eine 
 anfred)te, ti'ifjne ©teflung nnncfjnu-n. 
 
 Brisket, biis'kii, *. bo6 SbmtT&etn, 
 bie 95rufl, bag S5rnfl|Tiicf (I'ei lljieren). 
 
 Briskly, biisk'ie, ndv. leb^nft, fraf= 
 tig, nuinter, frifd), rafd), luacfer. 
 
 To come off briskly, fidj aefd)i(tt (\U6 
 bem ©piele jiefjcn. 
 
 Briskness, bnsk'ncs, t. I. bic 
 £ebf)nftigreit, lijatfraft, 'Wuntcrfeit, tai 
 geiier. 2. ber frifd)e ■OTfiitfj. 3. bie griiiljrirf); 
 feit, bcr 55rc()ftnn. 4. baS 3luf&rau|en, geuer 
 <.i)t6 aBeinS ic). 
 
 Bristle, bris'sl, (angelf. bristl) *. i. 
 bie SBorfte, ©d)nieing6nr|le (befDiiberS mm 
 9{ii(fen ber ®d)i«eine, iiber nud) i>lmi nnbcrn 
 XJ)ieren). 2. [S8ot.] bie 58erfte. Martvh. 
 
 Bristle-shaped, [Sot. J borflenfomiig. 
 
 Bristle, t>. a. 1. fhrauben, in bie 
 Spbt)e ricf)ten , aufrid)ten (bie ^aare roie ein 
 ©djwcin). SiiAK. 2. niit 2}or)Ten uerfetjen 
 (i. ?&. ben ^ecf)brnf;t ber ©rfjuljtnnc^er). 
 
 Bristle, v. n. l. fid) boviim; firf) 
 
 « tiraiiben cfber nufricfjten. 2. ± (and) niit up) 
 
 ben fippf f)Dd) tragen, fid) brii|ten , ftolj pb. 
 
 tro^ig fein (iiblic^ in 9?prbani. mo bag 2Bort 
 
 aber bmstle flnggerprod)en luirb). 
 
 To bristle up to any one, &inen ferf 
 •ntreten, tro^ig anf ©-incn jiigeljen. 
 
 Bristling-, bris'sllng, adj. 1. fid) 
 flranbenb. 2. i fid) enrfe^enb. 
 
 Bristly, brfs'ie. itdj. bprflifl. 
 
 Bristol, bris'ful, *. [(SJeogr.) aSriftoL 
 
 Bristol-flower, [93pt.] bie 2\)(t)»i6. 
 — -milk, ber ©eft, ieregiuein. —-stone, 
 ber unad)te Dentant (bei Sbri|lpl gefnnbencr 
 95ergfrt)fla(i). --water, t><\i 58ri(lpnua(Ter 
 (anfi einen; marmcn £Juef( bei 3}ri|Tpi). 
 
 Brit, brit, *. l^(i)it)\)ol.] bie ©djoSe, 
 <|5(nrreifje (f. Bret;. 
 
 Britain, brit'tn, «. I. [®eogr.] S3ri: 
 tanien. 2. ber SBrittt. - adj. britrifc^. 
 
 (1 r I- a t - IS r i t » i a , (^rp^briCiUlien. 
 
 BRO 
 
 Britannic , brittan'n'k , adj 
 
 [®epgr.] brttanifc^, brittifd). 
 
 His Britannic Majesty, ©cine WajC; 
 ftat ber ilonig uon ®rp0britanien. 
 
 Britanny, brSt'tane, *. [®eogr.] 
 bie SBretagnc. 
 
 Britch, britsh, (beutfc^) ^ritfc^e) *. 
 bni a3pbentliirf (ber fianone) j bie <S(t)m(\ny- 
 fd)raube (cineg ©emefjrg). 
 
 Britclk, V. a. [9)?ar.] mit eineni 
 lane befefligen(bieSnnoncn;f.Br itching). 
 
 Britcliing', brltshing, s. [^yjiav.] 
 ein ftnrfcg tnn (nin bie ^anpnen auf einetn 
 ©d)iffe ju befefligen, batnit fie beiin Slbfeiicrn 
 nid)t ju fcfjr jiirt'irfiBeit^jen). 
 
 Brijlit ( ''"'«>''•«• "^"""^"fff'"- 
 
 Britlier, (fd)ott.) ber 58rubcr. 
 
 Britisii, brii'ish, adj. [®cpgr.] I. 
 brittifd). 2. luaflififd) (jebot^> niir juiveiien 
 in aSejiig auf bie ©prac^e). [brittt)d). 
 
 Briton, brit'tn, a. ber Sritte. - adj. 
 
 Brittle, brit'tl, (angelfl brittan, 
 brytan) adj. 1. jerbrec^Ii(f) , fprBbe, briic^ig 
 
 2. ± gebrcd)lid), fd)iwad), Ijinfatlig. 
 Brittleness, brit'tlnes, *. I. bie 
 
 3evbred)lid)feit. 2. ± bie @cbred)Iid)feit. 
 Brize, bri^e, «. [©ntPtii.J bieSSrcmfe. 
 
 f. Breeze. 
 
 Brize -vents,) breze'- vents, (p. 
 
 Brise- vents,5 fr. briser, bred)en 
 u. vent, aa3inb) *. l®artcnf.J bie (Bd)ut}-, 
 ©trol)niatte. 
 
 Broach, brotsh, (fr. broche) s. 1. 
 ber 25ratfpief5. 2. (in einigen Iljciicn &ngl.) 
 bie 'ipfrienie, ©picfnnbel. 3. bie aSorilertiia! 
 bel (jnr 95efe|ligung ber ^uflbefleibung). 4. 
 [ 5S3aibinfpr.j ber ©pie^ ceinefi ©pieperg). 
 5. bie X)rcl;prge(, fieicr. 
 
 Broaclt, v. a. 1. an ben ^ratfpicfi 
 flerten; anfpiegen, auffpiegen. Shak. 2. aiu 
 flcc^en, anboljren, anjapfen (ein gag) ; balder : 
 
 3. abjapfen, nbjiel}en (JJ'uiTtflfciten uoni 
 gaffe), auglaffen. 4. + nngreifen, anbred)en 
 (einen 93orratl)). 5. nufifprengen, aufbrin! 
 gen, augbreiten, uerbreitcn (ein (Seri'idjt 2C.) ; 
 erpnbcn (Siigen). 
 
 To broach to, ['>))?rtr.] Bcibrc^en. 
 
 Broaclier, brotsh'ur, t. l. bcr 
 ^rotfpiep. 2. ber SSerbreiter, Slugfprenger, 
 ©rfinber. 
 
 Broad, brlwd, (nngclf. brad; fd)m. 
 bred; ban. breed) adj. U. adv. 1. breit, 
 meit (bag ©tgentljeil pon eng). 2. grpg, lueit, 
 unermeplid). 3. t a) reid)ltd) ; b) offen, Ijrd ; 
 c) breit , geniein , grob , platt , plump (pout 
 ©ti)( 2c.) ; d) geiuein , fc^lupfrig , fd)mni;ig 
 (u. 9iugbrucf !c.) ; e) I f iii)n , fecf , brciil, 
 frei (Pon 2Cprten), Shak.; f) iitnfaffcnb; 
 g) pijtlig, ganjiid), p»llfpnimen (>,. 25. - 
 awake, pijllig inunter). 
 
 2. The broad expanse of ocean. 
 
 3. a) A — mixture of falsehood. Lockr. 
 b) In — sunshine. Webster. 
 
 Ah broad as long, I. fp breit alg laiig. 
 2. ini (sjanjen eiuerlei, gleid)piel. To speak -, 
 I. raul), grpb iprpd)en, bag -)Kaul ppH nc(): 
 men. 2. frei reben. 
 
 Broad- ax, 1. bie ©treitaxt. 2. [9J?P: 
 bem] bag 5Breitbcil, bie breiteSiiuinerniniingi 
 ayt. —-backed, einen breiten 9{i'i(fen 
 .)abcub. --blowo, flflnj oufaeblafcn. 
 
 BRO 
 
 Broad-breasted, breitbri'ifttg. --brim- 
 med, brcitranbig,iuit breitenis)?anbe. --c a s t, 
 a)«. [Dcfpupin.] bag aiugftrcucn beg ©amen* 
 tnit ber §anb. --cast, b) adf. to sow -, 
 niit bcr ^anb faen ob. augtTreuen. — cast, 
 c) adj. mit bcr i>anb gefaet, anggedrenet. 
 -cloth, eine9Irt feinen Iud)g. --eyed, 
 
 1. grpgciugig. 2. iveitfel;enb. 3. ± ipeit; ob. 
 l)enftd)tig. —faced, 1. T ein breiteg ®e« 
 fid)t ^abenb. 2. f unncfd)eut (frei l)eraug). 
 --fronted, brcitflirnig (gcipuljulid) nur 
 pom 9{inbuiel;). --horned, breite ^Drnct 
 liabenb. --leaved Pber leafed, [<8pt] 
 breitbldtferig. —piece, ber Sofpbug (eine 
 alte engl. ©plbmiinjc breitcr alg eine ®iiis 
 nec). —seal, a) *. bag grppe ©iegcl pon 
 ©nglanb. b) v. a. f bcjlegeln. --shoul- 
 dered, brcitfd)ulteng. --side, I. [-OTar.J 
 bie (ppfle, ganio Sage (bag 91bfeuern bed 
 fnmmtlid)cn ®efd)u^eg anf einer ©eite be« 
 ©d)iffeg); to give a -, eine t^igc geben. 
 
 2. [<Otar.] bie ©eite eineg ©d)iffeg, tdnU 
 teriefeite. 3. [tppogr.] ein ^lafarb. — 
 spreading, ftd) n,ctt augbrcitenb. -- 
 step, [>!lrd)it.] ber 9?ul)epM^ auf Ireppcn. 
 --stone, ber £luaber|lcin. --sword, 
 bcr 5)au£>egcn , ©abel. --tailed, brcit» 
 fd)ipaniig. --weaver, bcr ©eibcniueber. 
 — wise, «rfj).in bie23reite, nad) bcr iSrcite. 
 
 Broad, s. l. bie SBreite, 2Ceite. 2, 
 [■;))iar.] bie 9{ubcrplarte. 
 
 Broaden, braw'dn, ». n. t breit 
 Pb. brciter lucrben, fiA} ipi-iten. 
 
 Broadisli, brawd'ish, adj. brciflic^. 
 
 Broadly, brawd'le, adv. ipcit, breit; 
 ftar, l)f(l; frei, ferf; fd)liipfrig ; grpb. 
 
 Broadness, biBwdnes, ». i. bie 
 <8rnrc, 3S3nre. 2. i Me q5latH;cit, ^liimpf 
 ()eit; Drei|Tigfeit; ®emcinf)i-ir, ®rpbl)cit. 
 
 Brocade, biokade', (fp.)*. (OnbiT.J 
 ber 23rpfat. 
 
 Brocaded, brokA'dld, adj. i. bro» 
 farcn ; wk 23rpfat geippben. 2. in 55rpfat 
 gcflfitct. 
 
 Brocage, bro'kidje , ». I. t II. i 
 bag 'OJfaflcrgelb , ber ■iStaflerloljn , bie (5piir« 
 tage. 2. I bcr Soljn fiir einen nngefeijlidjcn 
 Dienjl; bcr fiuppclpclj. 3. bag ■>Waflcrgcs 
 fd)aft, bie«)Kf.feIci, 'OKaftcrei. 4. ber SBuc^cr. 
 5. bie ^uppelet, bag finpplergefd)aft. 6. iad 
 1rijblergefd)aft, bcr Ir&be!. 
 
 Brocatel, bro'katcl, ^(fp.)*.i. 
 
 Brocatello, brokatel'lo.^ljnbfl.] 
 ber 'Jirpfari'fl. 2. [®epl.) ber'iJrpfatedmarmpr. 
 
 Broccoli, biok'kole, j. [SJpt.] bct 
 ©pargclfpljl, SBrpccPli. 
 
 Broclian, (fd)Ptt.) gruel. | 
 
 Broolie, f. Broach. 
 
 Brock, brnk, (angelf. broc; ir broc) 
 s. l^JBaibnifpr.] ber iDadjg laud) i alg ©c^impfs 
 ipprr). Shak. 
 
 Brocket, brok'kit, s. [<ICaibmfpr.J 
 ber ©picker, bag ©d)inaltl)ier. 
 
 BrOCkit'CO-tV, (fd)Ptt.) white- 
 faced cow. [ipalbfliefcl. 
 
 Brodekin, brode'kin , (fr.) ». bee 
 
 Brogr, (fc^prt.) ein fpi^igeg asSerfieufl, 
 ivie eine ©d>uflcrof)le. 
 
 Brog-g-ing-, (fd)Ptt.) pricking 
 with a sharp pointed i n s l r u ni e ii t 
 
 Broggle, brog'gl, V ji i nac6 
 Slaien i\]'ii)tn. 
 
F'ltf . ffir. fall, fat. ML met. Fine. fin. N6, ni6ve. n6r, -ot. 6il, rUml. Ti'ihe. ti^h. mil. t/»In. TFIis. 1 1 9 
 
 liKO 
 
 Brog-ne, (I'ctjott.) a hum, a trick. 
 
 Orog^uef brng. (ir. brog) s. 1. ber 
 6d>u(), Jpoijfc^ul). 2. f t»er tnfd)e SioJeft, 
 btt f(t)lt*te 'accent, bie rct)(cd)te 'Uu6|Vrac^e. 
 3. {in Shehstonb (latt breeches) Me 
 i^ofen. 
 
 Clouted brogue*, mit 9Iiiof(n btf(i)\a- 
 flene ©djulje. Shak. To get the -, fid) 
 fine ftf)(fd)te 9lu6iprn(f)e nngemoijnen. 
 
 B rn g u e - III a k e r , t>er ©d)iil)mflcf)er. 
 
 Broid, brOid, c. o. « jted>teii; beffev 
 Brnid. f. b. (a. flicfen. 
 
 Broirterf br^'dur. (fr. broder) i>- 
 
 Bruiflerer, brii'dunir, t. ber 
 ©tirfer, bif Sticfitinn. [rei. 
 
 Broidery, broi'duri. «. bie ©ttcfe: 
 
 Broil, broil, (it. broglia)«. beri>Arm, 
 3nnf, Srreit, bie 3>B'«««4t' ber 91iifrut)r, 
 liitjinlt ainter ^iiijelnen ober im ©t.nuc). 
 
 Broil, t). a. btattn; r5|len (geivui)!!!. 
 Ce^tere^). 
 
 Broil , V. M. btattn , ber @ottnenf)i$e 
 flu«flefe^t (Tin, in ber Sonne brnteii. 
 
 Where have you been broiling? Shak. 
 
 Broiler, br6il'ur, «. I. ber 3nnr> 
 flitter, l. ber 3{5|ler, bn«, xoat r5|let ic. 
 3. ber 9?i'rt <\\\m Xo^tn). 
 
 Broite, broke, (nnnelf. bruean) r. 
 N. (fad immer j) ben -TOiifrer, Unter»)iinb= 
 ler, <bet"onb.) ben ituppler nind)en, fuppeln, 
 mnfein ; trobcln. 
 
 Brttiie, proet. U. pp- v. Break. 
 
 Broken, brA'kn, pp D. Break. 
 - (jebrP(l>en, unterbroc^en. Shak. 
 
 Broken-backed, oefruintnt, einen 
 flefrrinimten3{urfenl)flbenb; a- thip, [<JRnr.l 
 ein ©(^iff , n)el(f)c« emen ^floenriirfen aui- 
 flrfbc^n \)ai; «o become -, fi4 frunim bif= 
 (jen, fid) friinimen. --bellied, eineii 
 Dnrrabrurf) Ijflbenb. --footed, lnl)in, Ijin: 
 fenb. — handed, init I<i()mer $anb. -- 
 hearted, grnmuofl, gebrprfjenen ^erien* 
 -■mouth, ein jnfjuloicr 'Wunb. Shak 
 --wind, [H)ier<irj. ) Mi «eiic<>en (eine 
 ^ferbefronfljeio. --winded, furjntljniifl 
 fldOinatird) , feiict)enb. 
 
 Brokeuly, br6'knti, adv. unter^ 
 brpc{>en, rutfiuciie, flucfiueiie. 
 
 Broken man, (iCertl.) outlaw; 
 bankrupt. 
 
 Brokenness , brA'knne*, «. l. 
 
 bfl« (»)ebri)d)en ■■ , (Mefruinmtrein , bie lln.- 
 
 glei(()l)ett. 2. t - of heart, ber l)6ct)|le ©nint 
 
 Db. J<iiniMU-r. 
 
 Broker, brA'kur, (o. broke) ». 1. 
 
 [if)anberj ber rWtifler, ©cnfat. 2. ber lr6N 
 
 ter. 3. ber fiiipplrr. 
 
 Exchange - broker, [^nnbe(] ber 
 
 85Je(t)ieliniifler. I n m ranee--, ber 9Jer: 
 
 (id)criin!i6 ■■ , 91|7ef iirmuniiif ler. Pawn--. 
 
 ber <JJfonMeihrr. Stock--, ber Sonbr: 
 
 ninricr, «Ufricnniafirr, ©tprf^innflcr. -'» 
 
 row. ber irobel, Irpbrlinurfr. !cag<?. 
 
 Brokernipe, hro kui'dje, \. Bro 
 Brokeriy, liro'kurle, adj. llicbrif). 
 
 flenriii. .ins>oN. Ilcr,ieri1)air. 
 
 Brokery, bro kuii. « f ^'^*> "^Jnif' 
 Broiiinff', hiA'king, adj. inaMiib ; 
 
 )ur -Waftdi ne(u»ri(j. Shak. [ber ^broiii. 
 
 Broiiie, bronie, (gr.) «. [&l)ein.] 
 Broinic, br6'uiik, adi- [6l;eiu.} - 
 
 ■cM, bie !&rinuiaurt. 
 
 BRO 
 
 Brome • grriUIS , brom'-gras, «. 
 
 [Sot.j bie ircfpe. 
 
 keal.i (gi 
 
 Jlnnt. 
 
 Broncilial, bron'keal.^ (gr.) adj. 
 Broncliic, br 
 
 jiir 8u(tr5t)re gt-lj&rig. 
 
 Bronchocele, brou'kosele, (gr.) 
 *. [Cljir.l ber Siiftroljrenbrud), bie ^eljlge; 
 l'(^iuiil|l, ber ^ropf. 
 
 BrOUCltOtoiny , bronkot'tiiue, 
 (gr.) *. [Gfjir.J ber Suftri)l)renfd)nitt. 
 
 Broud, broiid, *. bad ©d^iuert (f. 
 Bran d). 
 
 Brontoloipy, brSntor&je, (gr.) ». 
 i^^lii)!".] bie 2el)re wwx Donner, ibroiitoiogie. 
 
 Bronx, > bronze, (fr.) : 1. Mi 
 
 Brouze,5 @Io(fengut, ©tticfgiit, bie 
 SSronje, bnfi Grj. 2. bie SSronjftirbe, ©rj; 
 fiirbe. 3. [■Jllterth.] bie ijtgur oon Grj uber 
 23ronje. 4. bie »2iiirtfe ob. nactgciiljinte ^iw- 
 tife uon ^Bronje. 4. l>)Kuiijiu.J bie iviipfcr: 
 inebiiide. 
 
 Bronze, v. a. 1. ((Sriva^) bronjtreu; 
 bie Grjfarbe geben (einein ©efiipe ic). 2. 
 luie Grj l)nrten. 3. i uberriiiidjen. 
 
 His face was bronzed over with an 
 air of assurause, i fein (4e|id)t trug eincn 
 •ilnitritt) uon Unuerfc!)ntntl)eit. 
 
 Brouainif, br^n'z'ng, t. Mi ^xtiw. 
 \\xt\\, ^einnlen init S3ron)efiirbe. 
 
 Bronzite, br6a'zite, «. l^]);inerrtlg.l 
 Per ibronjit. 
 
 Broo, bree, (fctott.) broth, 
 juice; auc^ opinion founded on 
 bruit or report. 
 
 Brooch, br^tsh, (fr. broche; flAt). 
 obriitsh)*. I.bieSBoriferfnnbel, flctncSt^nade, 
 jier(iil)e4)aftel, utn ba^ipeinb nuf bcribniilu'. 
 jii befeiltgen. 2. bn«3uiuel, ®er(t>nieibe, Slti= 
 nob, bnl)er: 3. t bie firone, ^erle, ber ^wi-- 
 bunb. 4. ["JKal.J ia.i einfarbige ob. iianiiiieii' 
 genialbe. [fen ob. perrel]en. Shak. 
 
 Brooch, V. a. tnit Omueten f(f)niiif' 
 
 Brood., bruud, (angelf. brod; IV. 
 brwd) 0. n. I. bruten (u. 25i)geln). 2. bie 
 jiingen rait benS'ugem bcbetfcncp. i5i3gcln), 
 liber ©riuiid bnitcii. 3. % iiber Griun^ 
 ft^eii. 4. t a) (liber &fiviid) briiten, (in '.ilngil 
 iinb 9?otf> fein, lange 3rit >"it benifeiben 
 (vjegenilnnbe 6er(f)(ifrigt fein); b) G-tiwaS iiiit 
 Sorgfiilt jur 9ietfe i»ringen, nudbriiten. 
 
 3. To sit brooding over the vast abys*. 
 
 Ml TO.M. 
 
 4. a) The miser broods over his gold. 
 
 Dr\dem. 
 
 Brood, p. a. 1. bcbrtiren, bebecfen ii. 
 eriuiirmen, pfJegeii (I'on ber ipenne, bie iljrc 
 Kiirt)(cin iiiit iitw ijlugcdi bebcrft, eriuannt 
 11. beftfjuijt) ; bal;er : 2. 1 pflegcn , liebreid) 
 pflcgen, ))iitfd)eiii. 
 
 (In despite) of brooded watchful day, 
 be« Inge«, ber gleic^i'nni eiiie SJriir bei firf) 
 l)in, bie er 6eiuad)cii iiiiip. Shak. 
 
 Brood, «iiigi-ii'. brod) a. I. bie '3nit 
 (bie nuf einniol niiegebnirete '•'liijal)! ooii 
 Onngcn eine* 25pgcl6), ipcefc, ber Jliig. 2. 
 i bie'^riif, »J?(irt)f OMimcn, -Jiii(l)foinnirnrd)afr ; 
 ■)iii(f)foinniliiige (eljeninW T ieot "nr imrt) i ). 
 3. t Mi G-rjeugiiiB. 4. f bn« Sriitrn (ber 
 aSbgcl), bnljer: 5. i t Mi briiten (liber 
 (SriUrt^). Shak. 
 
 3. Libya's broods of poison. Aooiko.'*. 
 
 Brood-hen, ba$ briitcnbe, brunge 
 
 i5)uf)n, bie 95rutl)cnne. [brdtid 
 
 Broody, broo'de, adj. f briitet'.b; 
 
 To be broody, brfiten, briitig fein. 
 
 Brook, brook, (nngelf. broc, brooc) 
 *• ber !8n4. 
 
 Brook-lime, [18ot.] bie 95nc^bungen. 
 --mint, [©ot.] bie <H3nffermunje. --ur- 
 sine, [9Jot ] bie 58arenflau. --weed, 
 [95ot.] bie ^afferpimpincfle. 
 
 Brook, (angelf. bruean) v. a. l. f 
 oerfcfjliicfen, uerbnuen, ba^er: 2. f erbulbeii, 
 oerbauen, errrngen, iicrfitMncrien. 
 
 Brook, V. n. fi4 jnfrieben geben. 
 
 Brooky, brCok'e, adj. uoUer aSncfte, 
 oiele 35iirf)e (jabenb (ein I'nnb). 
 
 Broom, broom, (iingelf. brum; ir. 
 brum) *. 1. [<5ot.] ber (yinfter, bn« 5pfrie» 
 menfrnut, bie ©eiiifle. 2. ber 93efen. 
 
 Sweet-broom, (»pt.] ba«i>eibefrnut, 
 bie ipeibe. To hang out the -, J ©trol). 
 luittiuer fein. 
 
 Broom-close, -- land , bie (5)inffer. 
 Ijeibe, Mi Oinflerljeibelnnb. --corn, cine 
 'JIrt ©ninenforn. --lime, [93ot.] ber (?l)reiu 
 prei*. --man, --maker, ber ^fcnbini 
 ber. --rake, ber®rinb, fiopfgrinb. -- 
 rape, [»ot.] bie ©onnenipiirj. — staff 
 Ob. -- s t i c k , ber 95efeii|licr. - - w o m a n, 
 bie Qicfenbinberinn. (B r e a m. 
 
 Broom, ». «. fe^ren , nbfc(;rcn. f, 
 
 Broomy, broome, nrf;. yofi (^in» 
 ller, Winiler enrl;iiirenb, nii* (Siiifler ee|itef)enO. 
 
 Broose, d'tttott.) broth. 
 
 Brose, (fc^otr.) a kind of pot- 
 tage; nud) brewis; stirabout. 
 
 Brose -time, (fc<)ott.) brewia- 
 
 ti III e ; s iippe r- 1 J me. 
 
 Broth, broi/i, (rtngelf. broth; ir. 
 brotii) *. 1. bie Slnf(f)6riif)e. 2. [iniWorbnm.l 
 Mi fd)iinnienbe -H5,ifTer, (bcfonb.) Mi niit 
 ®cf)iice uerniifcf)re >H3afTer niif ben 2anb|lra. 
 0en, ©(^nei'iuaiTer (snow-broth). 
 
 Brothel, broTH'el. (eigentl. bordel, 
 f. b.) *. Mi .^uren()au« , 95Drbe[[. 
 
 Brothel-house, bn5 5?iiren^au«. 
 
 Brotheler, broTHeiiir, *. bet 
 Sefiid)er ooii !Sorbe([en. 
 
 Brothelry, broTH'eire, *. bie Un« 
 jiiitrigfeit, llnnntliinbigfcit; bnSipurcniuefen. 
 
 Brother,brUTH 'ur, ptur. brother* 
 liber b re til re II, f. Sel^tere* (gott). brotliar; 
 augclf. brother, brether; fangf. brader; 
 mil'. brHt; balinnt. brath; pcrf. boradar; 
 corn, bredar; ir. brathair; lual. brawd ; 
 fnin. abrat; gr. II. \ai. frater; fd)iu. \\. M\\. 
 broder) 4. I. bcr ^ruber. 2. i ber 23ruber, 
 (Sefiiljrte, SBnffeiU'riiber, ■TOirbruber (iiberl). 
 ein -Mienfd), ber niir eineni "Mnbern in einrt 
 befonbcrn iiiiB ocrtnuiten SSerbiiiDiiiig ijli. 
 3. II ber'^rubcr, -iWiMifd) (im-JKlgcin.), GijriiL 
 
 Half-brother, bir ipaU'brubcr. B r o- 
 ther-german. ein Iciblidjcr ob. rcdjrcr 
 5Jnibfr. Brother by the niotiier's side, ber 
 ijnibfr oou iiuifrerlidjcr ©fire. — in law, 
 bcr 5d)iungcr. 
 
 B r o t li e r - h o o d , 1. bie SSrilbcrfc^nf/. 
 2. 1 bie 53riiberfd).ifr (SScrbiiibiiiig niel;rer 
 "IScruMien). 3. i bie 5}riibcrrd)nft, ■i)}fciif(ftcn» 
 fd)cnflai7c oon bi'iiuVlben ©djlnge. --like, 
 briibcriid). --love, bie iliriiberlicbe. 
 
 Br<»theries8, biuTHurlcs, adj. 
 briiberlo«. Siuk. 
 
1 20 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. No, m6ve, p6p, sjot. 6il, cUiui. Tube, tub, full, t/nn, Tflis. 
 
 Brotherly, bniTH'nrle. adj. T u. 
 
 i etu6ci-iid) i cShak. gebiMuci)t ta» iiicvi 
 me ciii uifv- bn'iterlid)). [Bring. 
 
 RrOUg-Itt, brawt, praet. U. pp. I). 
 
 BrU^V, briu, (nngelf. braew, biuwa; 
 ruff, biov; faiU'f. biiiwan, bin; s. 1. Die 
 sUuflcnbrniine. 2. Die 'iliigcnfcrauiie (tic 
 S^aave fluf ten 9lunen6rniinfn). 3. tie Stini, 
 baljcr: 4. ± a) iai ®t\i<t)t, >21n.jctui)t. Shaw. 
 b) tit 'TOiene, ba& -nu6\c\)cn. c> bit fiecfljcit, 
 Drciiliflfcit , llin)eri"d)ainrl)cit. d) dcr 0)ipfd- 
 iiic Spi^t, ©piiK' t)tr diant) (eiiicf ileilcii 
 £)rte«, aibgrunCeS oC. SluiK* i- •'^ tii"; iv"''^' 
 (ber Suncnt). Shak. 5. bae fleiiie ®eini|it), 
 fcie .pectc um einen 3nu"- 
 
 Brow of Egypt, bie ©rim eincr 3i(\tU' 
 neriun. Shak. To knit cb. bond tlie b r o w .s. 
 
 1. bie aiugeiibrnuueii ninjfln. 2. i ubellaus 
 nifc^, trniirig, bu|lct, murrifd) niisfcljeii. 
 
 Brow -antler, [SOjnibmiVr.] ber crile 
 eieiVrie0eI, bie crfle 'HugeiiiVrL'ffe (eii't^ 
 $irf(if>e«). --beat, v. a. 1. niiirrifc^, fniier, 
 (lulj, ucrnc^tlid) nnfeljen (3eniaiib). 2. iiiit 
 «nmn#cnbeii , unuerfc^nnuen aSeljaiiptiingcu 
 bnrniebcrff^lngen. --beating, ber fiuilere, 
 cernct)tlirf)e, flotje SSfitf. --bound, iim= 
 friinjt, gcfrilmt, umiBiinben. — less, uiv- 
 mfrfjanit. —post, [Simmerl.] ber £iuer= 
 ^.^^fen. --sick, + niebcrgefcblngen, tvaurig, 
 burtcr. [iimjiel;eii (gclbcr,'. 
 
 Bro'W, r. a. eingrenjeH' umgreiije"' 
 Browed, broued. adj. I. umgraijr. 
 
 2. giiigcnbraunen i)abe\\t> (btf. in Siifam: 
 tiiciifcijungeio. [brunn) adj. unuiii. 
 
 BrO'lVIl, broun, (nugclf. brun; bail. 
 
 To make brown, briUlllcn. 
 
 Br own -bill, bie 5pe(lcbrtr^e. --blue, 
 frleifiu-big. --bread, bai rd)ivarje 25rob. 
 --G e o r g e. e Mi £omtni$'brob. --grove, 
 bie 53irfcnl)ain. Shak. --paper, baf SiJfc^! 
 vnpicr. --paper commodity, ber i'6fct)pn» 
 piiTbanbft. Shak. --spar, l«OJincrotg.j 
 ber »rniinrpnt()- —stout, ber flnrte 5pi)r= 
 ti-r. --study, bie biiileren (Sebnnfeii. 
 --sugar, [i>iiiibel] ber Jnrinjiijfer. -- 
 w o ui a n . bic Srilnette. --wort, [SBot.] 
 I. bie aiMiiiiiuurj. 2. bie 95riiiierre. 
 
 nro^vii, t>. a. brauii niac^en, 6r(1us 
 iifii; lurMiiterii, biiilcr mndjcn. 
 
 Bro>vn ^an of tlie Jfloors, 
 
 (l"d)i>rt.; a droich, dwarf, or su b ter- 
 1 -A n e an el f. 
 
 KSru^vnie, broun'e, «. [@(()ntt[.] b(r 
 
 ^obolt, epiifgeiil. [lid). 
 
 Br<»^tni8ll, brnun'isli, adj. brauii- 
 Kl'0«%'lli8lll , broun'izm , t. I. 
 
 (ivird)n.j bie 23roi\)iiSlfl)re. 2. [^OTcb.] ber 
 3.inMviiiii!iieiii, SBroiuii* 9{cijlcl)re ober Grre; 
 giiiuificlirr. 
 
 Uru^VIlist, brnnn'isl. t. I. [itirrf)g.l 
 bir !bri'iuiii|l. 2. (-Web.) ber !briimiii|l, 
 55ron.'niiiiicr. I55rniiiie, brnune garbe. 
 
 nr<»^%'IUies.««, bidun'neK, (. bie 
 
 BrO'ttliy, broiln'no. adj. f bnilltl. 
 
 Brtt^^'Se, broii^e, (qr. Inosko; nnu. 
 Iroii/a) 1). n. abfrriTni, nbfiuMpfrii, nbiveibcii. 
 
 Browne, v. n. ia6 jiiiige I'ntib, bie 
 )iingeii Siio^pen (ibfreJTcii, meibtii (u. Spoxni 
 cief), ICilo, i>i)M beii Sifflen lO. Shak. 
 
 Broivse, brous, «. bai jtiiige Snub, 
 ^te itnofpeit, ber S^oiiau6f(blaQ , Sliibfc^Ino. 
 
 Browae-wood, tat ®trau(^^Dlj. 
 
 BKU 
 
 Browrst, (fd)Ott.> brewing. 
 Browze, bronze, v. a. pmiiTcil. 
 
 Brucia, brOu'slica, ( t. (Ii;eui.J ba£ 
 
 Bruciue, brOusln,^ ^rucin. 
 
 Brucite, brOo'site, «. [-)}iiiieralg.] 
 biis CiljonCrobit, JBrucit. [le; ticklish. 
 
 BruCkle, (rd)Ott.) brickie, britt- 
 
 Brutcli,/ (I'c^utt.) use, wear, 
 
 Brook, 5 enjoy. 
 
 Bruilzie, (fd^utt.; b r o i 1 , scuffle, 
 disturbance. 
 
 Bruise , brooze, (angel)', brysan ; fr. 
 briser) v. a. jermiiinien , jerfdjlageii, ^txito-. 
 (icn, jerreiben, jii ^4>iili>er flo(jen (u. 'Dilfiiiera: 
 lien , griic^ten ic.> ; ierqueiidjcn (u. lueidjen 
 iJiiigenj ; quetfc^en, luunb, bum fd)Uigen oi. 
 llopen (oum menfdjl. ob. tidier, ilijrper;. 
 
 Bruise, a. bie £^uetrd)ung , ^cule, 
 Srrienie, Jbraui'dK/ 5 bie Sbeidjabigiing nut 
 einem |'d)iueren ob. ilumpten 0><l^ruuu'iue 
 (i)on ^Ipflimjcn, Xljieren u. 'J)fen|'d)eii>. 
 
 Bruise-wort, [SBot.] bie iUallipurj. 
 
 Bruiser, bruoz'iir, « 1. 1(^31)16: 
 fd)lcif.) bie ©d)Uif|'a)nle. 2. o ber iborer. 
 
 Bruising-, brOuz'ing, «. obie&d}l>v 
 gcrei, biie iboji'ii. 
 
 Bruit, bruut, (fr. bruit; gotl). brut) 
 s. * Dno (yeriidjt, Shak.; ber Ciirm. 
 
 Bruit, V. a. <= «u$|'prengt:n lein Qit-. 
 nii1)i;. Kaleioh. [terlirt), iS3inter .. 
 
 Brumal, bruuiaal, (lat.> adj. luilU 
 . Brume, brOOme, (fp. bruma; t. t 
 ber 'Jitbd, oecnebcl, bie X>iin|le. 
 
 Bruu, brun,^ 
 
 BurU, burn,^ 
 -Bruuet, i brounet', 
 
 Bruuette,) SSninette. 
 
 BruitgeoUji brun'jun, t. I. ber 
 
 Bruugiu, y3d)reil)al£. 2. bn£ ^\\u 
 bclfiiib. [SBliitpnn'id). 
 
 Bruniou, bruun'yun , (fr.; t. ber 
 
 Brunsu'ick, bruns'wik,«.[@eugr.J 
 55rauni"it)iuciij. -adj. br>iun|'4)iueiflifd) , poii 
 Ob. au6 ibraunrdjiueig. 
 
 Bruustane, (fc^ott.) brimstone. 
 
 Bruut, brunt, (ban. brynde tlllb 
 brunst; *. 1. ber fji^ige, Ijeftige ®to^, 3ln: 
 fad, 3lngriff ; bie ^i^e, ^peftigfeit (cinefi Qbf. 
 fcc^)t5 , ciiier ©djlac^t zc.). 2. f ber ©d)lng, 
 ©treic^. 3. bie ipeftigfeit, OJemalt (eineS 
 ®ri)Be« K.). 4. bie piijljlidje ainilrengiiMg. 
 
 Brunt, (rd)i)tt.) burnt. 
 
 Brusll, brush, (it. brusca; fp. brusca, 
 brui.-i) *. 1. bie 25iirfle. 2. ber ^iii|Vi (grobe 
 ^infeO , Sorftenpiniel. 3. [^TTorbani.J b<\i 
 3{eifig , 9?ciei;olj ; bai SSiiiibfl 9{ei6l)p(j. 4. 
 bai ©eflriippe, XJicfii^t (Pon ficinea '^'m-. 
 men, OJeilriiudjen), 5. i a) ber ©rraug, ber 
 l)cftige 'Slnfafl, 'iingriff, ©tog, Sanipf. b; bie 
 ranljeaSeljanbliiiig, Wipfjfliibliiiig. 5. ['i}5l)i)r.) 
 bie biirc^elforniigc 9l»(^|Trtmiing (ber (S-li'ftri= 
 jirar) , ber 33urd)cl. 6. [SBaibmrpr.] ber 
 ©djwanj (be« 5Jiid)f»*, C'idjljornrfjen*). 
 
 Strong and stitf brush, bic ^J{anl)s \>b. 
 Xiid)fd)eererbiiriTe. Pastry -cook's brush, 
 ber 2>cilreicf)piMrcl e-nitf finpetcnborfcrd. The 
 - of lime, bai allninl)lid>e ^bnut>en pun 
 ber 3eit. 
 
 To give one a bruah, I. ^eniaiib an> 
 faflcn , mief^nnbeln. a. (p. <J5ferben) (Jinen 
 rct)niei0en. To liar« a - tegatlier , tiiit (in> 
 aiiber anbtnbra. 
 
 «. * ber asorn, SSarf). 
 (fr.) *. bie 
 
 BRU 
 
 Brush-like, [SBot.] bilrflrnartig. — 
 maker, ber ^iir|1enniad)er, SDiirilenbinbef. 
 --wood, ba& ?{ci^l;olj, 9{cifig. 
 
 Brusll, V. a. 1. biirilen, nufibiirflen. 
 2. iuird)en , feljren , baljer : 3. d-rionsS leic^t 
 bcniljren ob. flrcid)cn, iibcr (?-rii)n<5 Ijinfaljren; 
 (aiid^ i) bcn'il)rcn. 4. mit eineni groben 
 ^pini'cl tnalen, anftreic^en, anpinfeln, bat)er: 
 5. (mit up) rcinigen, nufiinfrfjeu. 6. (mit 
 off) abbiirilcn, abfc()ren, abiuiic^cn, meg» 
 iuifd)en, bnljcr: 7. ± a) (off ob. away) megs 
 fiiljren, bauonfiil;rcn (oom iSJinbe). b) au5« 
 mnc^cn, f)erau«ma(^en. 8. rd)n)nn3en. 9. 
 rd)iuingen; (u. 'ipferbcn) frf^meigen. 
 
 To brush the sugai loves off, [Burterf.] 
 bie Surfcrljilte aufi ber Jorin flopfen. 
 
 Brush, V. n. 1. ftreifen, flicgen; (by) 
 i'orbci|lrcid)cn, porbcifliegcii , oorbeijlreifen, 
 acid)r u. unbcmerft) porbcieiicii, baooncilcn. 
 2. icid>t liber (S-ti«a5 Ijiiifoljren ob. I;inilrei(t>en. 
 3.ilcid)t beriil)ren. 4. (p. «)5ferbeii) rd)mci(5tn, 
 ansfdjlagen. 
 
 Brushing gallop, ber gcfhrecftc (sjaKop. 
 
 To brush away ob. off, entflie<)en , |lrf> 
 bauon niad)en, fic<) aii6 beni ©tniibe mnrfjcn, 
 entiuifcfjen. To - by, porbeifKiegen, oorbei. 
 tlrcifen (nii). 
 
 Brusher, brush'ur, #. i. ^emanb, 
 ber biirilet, obburilet, flbfeljrt; ber iSiirfler, 
 ^Ibbiivfier. 2. B ber pofle Siimpen. 
 
 Brusliing-, brush'nig, t. bat Sfir< 
 |lcn, itel^ren. ^ [rani;, bor^ig, (jaarig. 
 
 Brushy, brush'e, adj. biirilenartig. 
 
 Brush, brusk, (fr. brusque), adj. 
 rani), rol), nnfein. [55riiffeL 
 
 Brussels, brus'sels, ». ((J)cogr.] 
 
 Brussels-point, [Onbft.J 95rug(er 
 
 Brust, (fc^jott.) burst. [©pi0cn. 
 
 Brusten, (rd)ott.) burs ted. 
 
 Brustle, brus'sl, (angelf. brastlian) 
 V. a. 1. raiifc^en (mie ©eibe) , fnittcrn, fni» 
 ileru. 2. i anf|d)neiben , luinbbeuteln, 933in6 
 mac^en. 
 
 To brustle up to one, Q'xntm va^i) ent» 
 gcgentretcn , anf ©inen Io«fal;ren , loSgefjen, 
 nin it)m bie ©pi^c jn i\iUn. 
 
 Brut, brut, (fr. brouter) v. a. + (At 
 freffen (bie jungen £eime ber ^pflanjen). 
 
 Brutal, broo'tal, (p. brute) a<(;. 
 1. tljicrifd), uieljifc^. 2. 1 picl;i)"d), pieljinagig, 
 ivilb, granfam, brutal, unnienfrfjlic^ , ro^ 
 (p. 9)?en|'d)en u. (Figenfdjaftcn). — adv. 
 Bru' tally. piel)ifd), uninenfdjlict). 
 
 Brutality, bruuial'ete, a. 1. bie 
 H)ier()cit, basJ piel)ifcf)e 2Cefen. 2. ± bie llni 
 mcmdjlidjfeit, 5a5ilbl)eit, 9{ol)f)eit, ®ro6heit, 
 lliiempfinblid)fcit. , 
 
 Brutalize, bruu'talize, V. a, Xti), 
 niimriird)lid>, oict^ifc^, jnin 93iet)e tnac^en, 
 ocriuilbfrn. 
 
 Brutalize, v. n. oiel)irc^, nnmenfct)' 
 lid), nM), jiim 9Sicl)c iverben, pcrmilbern. 
 
 Brute, bruut, (hit. brutus; fr. brut) 
 udj. 1. gcfiiljllof, enipfinbung6lo5 (luie bie 
 CS-vbc). 2. picl)ifc(>, tl)icri|'c0, nnoerni'inftig, 
 ocriuiiifrlo^, ivilb (oon Zljicreii). 3. picl)ifd), 
 ri'l) (pon ©adjen). 4. (innlo^, rol), iinge« 
 biibet, nnflcr{()iac^t, ungerdjlifTen (p. «JKeii» 
 frf)en). — adv. Bru'tely, ri>l). (gen)id)t 
 
 Brute weight, [^anbel] bui 58riitti>« 
 
 Brute, a. bai SSirl), nnufriifinftine 
 V)\tx, (im 9ta(j.) ba« ll;icr (a&ir maiUii* 
 
Fate, f.nn fal!. fnt. ^U, met. F'w, fin. NA, m6ve. ndr. gj^t, 6il, cidfid. TiMie, t6b, fdll. t/jin. THis. 121 
 
 liKU 
 
 ©on gtpgen t^ieren). 2. i ber ro^e, un<je« 
 f<f>laci)tf > iingebilbete, ungefd^liffene ^tnfd), 
 ©robian. [f. 6- 
 
 Orute^ f . a. au^rprrngen (fAr Bruit, 
 Druteness , bruut'nei, «. f tai 
 trfje, uiel)irtt)c aBeien, 6ie 9{o()f)cit. 
 
 Drutify^ bruuiefi, v. a. )um 9}ief)e, 
 (jcfilMlo* tnncfjen. 
 
 0riltiNll, broo'lish, adj. 1. T tf)ic= 
 
 rifd), uiefvi'tt). 2. i «> fiefuhlloS, meljiid), 
 rp(), unaef.tlnrt)t, rant) , <irrb, iviiD. b) grof), 
 ITfiWi*. finnlirf), Hjieruc^. Shak. c) uiu 
 wi(T«n6, miacbilDft, rolj, eimim. — adv. 
 Bru'iuhly, mtfiidfi iinDfrnunftig, rolj, 
 
 min. ,, , , 
 
 OrutiMlineRS, bni6'li»hne», » bie 
 Bn.ief(ftlnrt)tt'f'f. ?{ohb"t, Uiifmi)fiMmid>feit, 
 X>umtnf)fit, <lDilM)fit, bfl« uifl)ir*e aCefen. 
 
 BrutiKnif bruu'iitm. *. tai viti)iid)t 
 BJfftn, t>it nugrrfle Dunim()tit, oifl)ird)e Oit-. 
 mnnt)tit. [Saunrube. 
 
 Bryony, brtoni. (gr.) #. [9JdM tie 
 
 While bryony, [^Ot.]tiitXtuftl6titf<i)t. 
 Block -, bie <Sd)iiicTi»ur|. 
 
 Bry ony-rooi, tir (giftigt) ffi}iir)tt brr 
 Sniinrribf. (Wetninf, (lorff Sifr k. 
 
 Bub, biib, «. }) bad flarfe grgpfjreiK 
 
 Double bub, bil* X'l'ppclbifr. 
 
 Bull, ''.a. -f in ^Mnffn rttidn.<rrffn. 
 
 Bullble, bi'ib'bl. (f(t)m. bubin) «. I. 
 
 tie ^laif ifliii ^nfffr otrr flubtrn JluiTifl; 
 feiteit); p'- ^i' 'H3iifTnr<Vriibrl. 2. l a) ber 
 title, Ifrre £<f)fiii, Jiiiib, bie Wufct* miTtl)f 
 6n(f>2. b) bif Ininrfjiiiig, ber 9!Vtriig , bie 
 l^errfKifrri. f) bic fanVhe, trilgiTifrtje ©pefii: 
 lotion. d> bn# leere ^^rlvfft. ej ber &t- 
 tiu{<btt, Slftrrgfiie. 9ftirr, 'ipiiiffl. 
 
 c) The South .Sea bubble. Swift. 
 
 To make a bubble of any one, to 
 Mieli « -> ^inrii )iiin 9tnrreii l^iibrii, an-. 
 iut>un. To ri«e In -» , wiiUen, iVrubtIn, 
 fiffrii. 
 
 Bubble, t»n. 1. nxtClen, aufmatitn, 
 rvriibelii, perleti. Shak. 2. f tau(<l)tn, mtirs 
 Bielti (ooin flitgenben SBnfTw. 
 
 To bubble up, fVi^ubeln, anfroarten, 
 Kittftn wfrfttt. [preflcn. Audhok. 
 
 Bubble, p. a. Q btttuqtn , tmfdftn, 
 
 To bubble any one out of a thing, 
 G^iiifii uni Q-tmn6 betri'igen. (!Petru.)er. 
 
 Bubbler, biih'biur, ». ber "^TtUn, 
 
 Biibby, bOb'bi, «. bie iveit>li(f)e 
 Briifl, ber »ufen. (pber Ceiflcnbeiile. 
 
 Bubo, bu-i>A. «. r(Tl)ir.] bie Druieii' 
 
 Bubonocele, bii'bonis^ie, (gr.) 
 «. [(Tljir. 1 ber Sei|lfiibrii<f>. 
 
 Bubukle, bubuki. «. f bie rotl^e 
 giiine, i?if(l)te, 93inttcr, <}5i>(fe. Shar. 
 
 Bucaneer,^ bukaneer', (fr.) *■ ber 
 
 Biicanier, ^ ©ecr.iiibfr, Jlibiiilier. 
 
 Burao, biika'o. 4. [9?ntiirg.] tine 
 SIrt Qutt nuf ben $hi(>ppiiien. 
 
 Buccal, biik'kal, a(U- [91nnt.] {titn 
 Wfiinbe gelj&rig, 9)?iinb . . . 
 
 Buccal glands, bie 'STfunbbnifen. 
 
 BuCCella<ion , buksellA'shun, 
 flat.-) *. [ffljeni.] bie Sfrtfjeiliiiig in gri>6e 
 ©ti'irfe. (*. [<aiint ] ber 1riMiii>etermii«fel. 
 
 Buccinator, bukseni'tur, ((at.) 
 
 Buccinite, buk'iinite, s. l&tol.] 
 btv ^ucciiiit. 
 
 Bncentaur, bdaeu'tAwr, «. l<Scf(S). 
 
 0. 93enebig] ber Sucentaut, iai S&etmaij' 
 Iunfl5f(i)iff. 
 
 Bucephalus, bus^ffaius, «. i. 
 [9i(iturg.] a) eine 9Irt Ortjefle. b) [©nrom.] 
 ber iSucepljnlu* , Dicffopf. 2. [alte 6)e|'c^).] 
 ber 95ucepf)nlu5 (2ireraMber«). 
 
 Buceros, tfii'serus, s. [?iaturg.j 
 ber oflinMidje Dfnbe. 
 
 Buclian-bullers, u'd^ott.) the 
 
 boiling ott he sea among therocks 
 on the coast ofBuchan. 
 
 Buck, buk, «. 1. bie ^aui^t, Sauge. 
 2. bie ge6nud)te SSJafctje. 
 
 Buck -ashes, bie 2rtugennf(fte. — bas- 
 ket, ber ^lift^forb. [(fdjimiyuje 2j3iircl)e>. 
 
 Buck, e. a. laugen, baiid^cn, biiiic^cu 
 
 Buck, (Augeir. buc, bucca; biin. 
 buk; fp. boque; tr. boc, poc; corn, byk; 
 fr. bouc; nrm. bouch; (aiiiiiicf. bugn; <irl;. 
 bahak; (dfn. bock; iv. bwc) (. 1. ber ^ucf 
 (tai •OWnnndjen bt6 9eef)e6, ber 3icge, t« 
 Dnrngetp, be« <B<S)<\ie&) ; (bei $ai"en unD 
 ilnnin(l)en) ber Sinmmler. — of iiie first 
 head , ber (£pie^l)irr(^. Shak. 2. 6 a) bur 
 Sorf, geile •OJienidi). b) ber i^aljnrei. c; ber 
 fede, prrt^lerii'dje *Bienid> ; 2i3ilbf»iug. 
 
 B u c k - a - b o o, ber SaJnl;r)UOlf. — bean, 
 [5Jot.jberi&itterfIee.--couey, I'iijaibmrpr.J 
 berdininniler. --goat, ber3itfleiibi>cf. -- 
 hare, --rabbit, ber 9{nnimler. — ni a » I, 
 bie $u(^ma|l. -'s-hom ob -'s-horu- 
 plantain, [33i't.] b<i6 Spiinb^grflf. -'»- 
 horn, (>Waturg.J bie •OJinfrele, -s-horu- 
 iree, [Sbi't.J bet inrgini|(l)e ©unirtrf). -• 
 ram, bie®teitleim«nnb, ©teife, ber >Sct)i'tter. 
 --ram, adj. fliif. — rams, *. pi. Viiot.\ 
 ber iwilbe finoblnuc^. -skin, 1. bn&:i3iicf: 
 leber. 2. (OnbiM ^utfdfin (eiu Seufl). -- 
 skin, o<(/. borflebcrii. --stall, l. [iiiniciiw 
 ipr.) bnd iWetj jiiin ^ongen be* 3Uul;iuiiee». 
 
 2. t fine 'Jlrt ^pngereiter — thorn, I33pt.i 
 berfireii}bi'rn. --t hof n-berry. bieHniij; 
 beere. --weed, [SSot.J iai ©ulbfriuit. 
 --wheat, [^ot.] bet ^u(t)n>eiicu , bas 
 ^eibcforii. 
 
 Buck, 0. n. I. bocfen, fid) brgatfen 
 Ob. pnnren. Buc king- time, bie Sbegai= 
 tunntfjcir. 2. borfen (flo0en). 
 
 Bucket, buk'kit, (ungtir. buc; fr. 
 baquei) «. 1. ber Q^iuxtr, SEiiffeniiiier, (iiim 
 XD.ifffrtrngen). 2. [-JKnr.l ber ®(l)t|75eimer. 
 
 3. ber •Jciiereimcr (oon Scbcr obcr ^oli.i. 4. 
 fBterbr.J ber Sd)opf>, gullfiiTcl- 
 
 To kick the bucket, $ Ob. j llimuicln. 
 
 Buckie, (fdjott.) shell of a sea- 
 snail. lrf)cn Ob. i'liiidjen. 
 
 Bucking-, buk'king, s. t(l6 35>U|s 
 
 Bucking-cloth, bni <?aiinen : obrr 
 gtrrtjentiio^. --stool, ber '2i5iird)blorf. -- 
 tub. bft «nud)iuber, ^nrct^iubcr , bie 
 -ID.ir(t)fiife. 
 
 Buckle, biik'kl, (fr. boude; ir. 
 bucia; nrm. bond) t. I. bie ©djniUIe. 2. 
 bic 2c<tt, 5Dn(irlo(fe. 
 
 Buckle, v.a l.fd)norien, iurcOnAflen. 
 2. 1 a) ruflcn , I'orbereiten cjiir ©(!)lad)t zc. 
 ^,emanb). b) G-inen bef'-ipfen, rtngrcifen ; 
 fid) ill ein ©r fec()t cinlafTc" , fi(i> rniifcn , fi(f) 
 fd)lr.gfn, Ijniibgenirin mcrbeii (init Oeiiianb). 
 c) ill nd) begreifeii, eiiifcbliefjeii. .Siiak. 3. 
 in Corfeii bringen ob. legen. (Shar. 
 
 2. c> A span bucklet ia his sum of age. 
 
 BUD 
 
 To buckle one's self to study, tlfttfl 
 flubireii, fid) ben SQSiiTenfdjnften ergeben. 
 To - a wig, eine (periicfe fr.uiftln. To - 
 one'-H »elf for war, (id) jnni llrif(]e riitlen. 
 
 Buckle, r. n. 1. (Id) biegen, fid) 
 beugeii , (td) friimmen. 2. f niigrenicn, nn» 
 fto^eii. 3. ito^en. 
 1. To buckle under life. Shak. 
 
 To buckle to, 1. fi^-l, fil^c, fid) ,-(j,icfe„ 
 Ob. beciuemcn; to - to one's way, fid) mdf 
 Ocniiinb* Sniinc be()uemen ; to - to any one, 
 fid) uor eiiieni fd)niieGen, ©inein iind)ge6eu. 
 
 2. fid) eifrig nuf ©ti»a* leacii ; nuf G-tiung l)oren. 
 To - in, [9?orbnni.] |ld) unifrtilingen (irie 
 
 bcim ©nlQeii). To - wi,h. fid) fd)lngen, fi* 
 
 meffen, \ld) in cincn ^niiipf ciiitnffeii Onit). 
 
 Buckler, bukldr. (fr. boudier) «. 
 
 1. ber ©d)ilb. 2. pi. mat.] bic Sludjnpfen. 
 
 3. t bnS Sh'icfeiiflucf. 
 Buckler-thorn, f. Buckthorn. 
 Buckler, v. «. -j- fd)ii0en, \d)itmen. 
 Buck.<ikiii, buk'skin, *. jein ©iti« 
 
 luo^ntr JBirainien*. [botttjj. 
 
 BuCksouie, buk'sum, adj. j)eil, 
 
 Bucksoineuess, biik'sumnls, «. 
 
 bie 0)eill)eit. ^ ^ [lifcf,, ^^jjten . , . 
 
 Bucolic, bukol'ik, (<\r.) adj. bufo» 
 
 Bucolic, s. 1. iai i>irtcngebi(<>t,. 
 
 2. brr $irtenbid)tcr, bufoltfd)e Did)tet. 
 Bud, bud, (fr.) boii(oii) *. 1, bie 
 
 ^nofpe, tii\6 ahige (einer ^pflnnje; fomDi)t 
 bie :'yintters, aU tie 23liitenfno«pe 2c.). 2. 
 ber 3nl)rliiifl (finib uoii eineiii On^re). 
 
 Dear bud, { mein 6-ngff. 
 
 Bud, V. 11. I. fcinicn, fproffen, fno* 
 fpiMi, nu5fd)lngcn , itnofp/ii treiben. 2. nuf« 
 fd)ieycn. 3. IjiTooripriffjeu (iwie i>6rner jc). 
 
 4. $ im ii3n(J)^t()ume ober in ber SSlfite bet 
 O.ibre fein (i>. ^crfoneii). Shak. 
 
 Bud, V. a. pfropfen, impfen, oCulireit 
 (fiiiiii '^nuiu). 
 
 Buda, bii'da. *. [OJcogr.] Dfen. 
 
 Budded, bud'ded, adj. mit Itnofjjen 
 oerKl)eii. [gion^g.]^ ber 58iibbl;ni«inu«. 
 
 Buddhism, bud'dLm, «. [9{eli< 
 
 Buddie, bud'dl, s. I. [■>»fin.] ber 
 ■ajafc^trog, bns 2Bnfd)iv)erf. 2. pi. bie2i3nf(f)er. 
 
 Buddie, V. n. u. o. a. [';)J?in.] mn« 
 fd)cii, nbflnuen. 
 
 Buddling-dish, bie 2Bnf(f)bu()ne. 
 
 Budge, biidje, (fr. u. norm, bouger) 
 V. n fid) riiljren, fid) regcii, oon ber ©telle 
 gel)i'n. (fed. 2. ber &auun. 
 
 Budg-e, *. I. bna jubcrcitetc Snmun 
 
 Budge, adj. I. hiflig , nuintet. 
 Baiixv. 2. - inilrrifd), fleif, pcbnntifd). 
 
 B 11 d g e . b a c h e 1 o r s . bie 58f gleiter be« 
 Corb -)J?ai)or6 bei feiner Onnunuration. — 
 barrel, |>)Knr.) b(i6 $iiloerfn@(f)en. 
 
 Budgeness, budje'nes, «. t Ml 
 Stveiinc, 6rn|lf;nftigfeit, ©teifljeit. 
 
 Baidger, bad jur, #. ^emnnb, be« 
 ftd) niljrt ob. regt. ^ Shak. 
 
 Budget, bud'jet, (fr. bougette) *. 
 1. bif infd)e, bet 9{nnjen, ©nef, Seutef 
 mit fciiiem Snijnite, bie SBrieftnfc^e, ©nttel« 
 xa(d)e, bnl)cr: 2. t ber SBorrntlj (bieWenge). 
 
 3. I'ipolit.] bnfi SSubget (ber Siiinnjplnn). 
 To open the budget, (ber gefc^geboii 
 
 ben (JJeiunIt) bai SSubgrt oorlegen. 
 
 Budg-y, bud'je, adj. t aui ^eljioerf 
 beftel^enb. 
 
122 Fa«e. ff.p. fall, fat. RU. met. Fine. fin. ^6, move, n6r. g6t. 6i\, cl6n(I. TAbe, tub, full. lAin. THls. 
 
 BUD 
 
 Budlef , butTicf, *. (33er»cineninfl«. 
 n)ort uoii Bud) t)ii6 ^nt»ipcf)en. 
 
 Buff, biif, (jiKniumrnnf J. u. b u f f a lo) 
 «. 1. iai 'Siiffcfleter , (niicf) Da« aiif <\itid.)e 
 Wtift JlIbereitcte2e^er 6ef Odji'tn ii. d'leiin!;) 
 ba6 Seber; (nud) 1 fiiv) 6if i>iut; in one's 
 -, nnctt. 2, tier o6er b<\i Icbcnie iitillei-. 
 Shak. 3. iai ^eUc\elb (Bie Jiirl'f bes SSiip 
 feflebet^). 4. [•OJifb.] bie foa>iiilirre l'i)inpl)c 
 Auf ber D6er(liirf)e be5 5i(utc«. ircin fiir . . . 
 
 To stand - agaiii.>t . .. uiU'enviiiiPbiU' 
 
 Buff- coat, bcr Koder, bus iU'Iler, 
 {BuffedunmtnS. IButfei. 
 
 Buff, V- a frfjinflfn, piiffiMi, iXofmi, f. 
 
 Buffalo, biirfaio. s. i. |3ih'1.1 bcr 
 JBuffel, 33iiffc(i^cl)5 ; ber33irLniorf)^. i. (Weonr.] 
 SSiiffnlo (©rnbt im £tnnte v. 9tem:?)orf). 
 
 Buffel, bui'icl, s. [Drn'ti;.] eiiie 
 5Hrt ©lite (4^iias bucephala). 
 
 Buffet, buffet' cb. buf'fjt, (fr.) «. 
 ber ©rfjenftifdj , ©d^rnnf, ©pei|e», ©ilber= 
 f<|)ranf. 
 
 Buffet, bif'fit. «. ber 5niiflfcf)rng, 
 ^uff, £d)(iig nn bie jDfjren obet in bn$ ®e: 
 fidjt, bie ^TOau(i"d)c(le. 
 
 Buffet, V. a. 1. tiiit bcr $<iiib ober 
 ■girtiilt rcf)(rtoen ober flogen , piiffen , eiium 
 «JKiiiilfd)c(len Gcbeii. 2. ^ bcfnmpfen , wiber 
 etmn^ nufnmpfcn. Otwav. 
 
 Buffet, v.n. fif^ 6iitgen, boyen. Shak. 
 
 Buffeter, bi'irnttur, «. b.-r 5-aiit1= 
 Mnipfcr, ©(t)laner. 
 
 Buffeting-, buf'fittii.g. t. 1. biis 
 ©rf)lagcn , ber <B(t)ln<\ niir ber $oiib. 2. ^ 
 berS^nnipf, 3Jngnff, 2i5ibei-|liinb, bas "iGiirljfii, 
 bie 2Ciit(). 
 
 2. And fitted to endnre llie b u f f c t i n g .s 
 of tlie rudest storm. Wikt. 
 
 Buffin, buf'fin, *. eiiie 9lrt griHuMi 
 $tU(\&. [U". Buffalo). 
 
 BufAe, buffi, *. [3iHi(.] ber ihiffel 
 
 Buft le- head, (©iiier, ber eiueii breireii 
 Sovf l)iit) ber ^t'iffelSfopf, Dutiitiifouf. -- 
 headed, adj. I. eiiieii breiteii iiopf ivit ein 
 aji'iffct f)n6enb. 2. i biiimn, einfaltifl, iwr: 
 tifd), ti^(pirrf). 
 
 Bufile, V. n. befliirjt, perbtufft, vex-- 
 legen Tcin Ovnijrrcftciiil. fi'ir baffle). Swift. 
 
 Buffou, buffiin, t. [Drtiitf).J ber 
 nuntibi|'d)c ilraiiid). 
 
 Buffoou, buffoon', (fr. bouffon) s 
 1. ber^offinreiijcr, 5pani!iv)ur|l, %irr, Cujlig' 
 ma<t)et, S?m6 S^nrr. 2. bcr ft^tiiu^ifle, ge; 
 meine ©potter. 
 
 To play tlic buffoon, '$o(fen rcigctt. 
 
 B u f f o o n - 1 i k e , narrifd) , pofftcrlit^, 
 brottig, poffciiljnft. 
 
 Buffoon, V. a. ((i(f)er(i(f) ninrf)en. 
 
 Buffoon, i>. n. @d;ivaiife tiind)en, 
 ^ofTcti rciiieii. 
 
 Buffoonery, buffuun'urre. «. I. 
 bie ^ujTi'nreigerei , iai $O|Tciirfi0eit. 2. bie 
 S^o\ie, ©rf)iiiirre, ber ©rf)U)iiiif , bie 'jpntJcii, 
 Warrenpi'iTcM , -'pnn:;'iimri'l|'lrcid)e. 
 
 Buffoonisll, buffoon'ikh, adj. 
 I)nn5iuiirihiuir;ig,. iiiirriTrf), pofTeiiljnft. 
 
 Buffo<niisin, iiuffuoii'1/.ni. «. bie 
 <J>r([tMireit;erei, biu^ I)iiii5iitiir|1nirt0ifle a3etrn: 
 (jfn, Me i>iUii-ii<iirri|Trfid)c. 
 
 BuffOOnly, Imlluun'le, adj. i)M\i-.' 
 
 nnirtliiiaiisg, aii^- getiieiiuii, iiiebri({cii ^offeit 
 beiUhtiib. i 
 
 BUI 
 
 Bufonite, bu'fonlte, «. [@eo(.] ber 
 ^rofentlein, 3rofct)(leiti, bnS ©d^laiigennuge. 
 
 Bug-, bug, s. [©ntoin.j bie aBaiije 
 (nller ®rtttungeii). 
 
 Bug- wort, [93ot.] bnS SBnnjenfrnut. 
 
 Bug-, bug, > ciu. bwg; 
 
 Bug-bear, bug'bire,^ ruff, buka) 
 s. ber ilSDptinj , bni5 ©d^rerfeii^gcfpcitit. 
 
 Bugbear-word, tia& ©d)recfeil5l»tirt. 
 
 Bug-bear, t>. a. (S-iiien iiiir eicelii 
 ®erpeii|lt'n fdjretfen, ©inetii bonge iiind)cii. 
 
 Bugee, biijce', ». [3ool.] bcr bibcr; 
 fnrlnge iiibifcf^e 2iffe. 
 
 Bugger, btig'gur, (nudjBug'ge- 
 rer) *. 1. ber ^'nn&eiir£f)mibcr; ©uboiii t. 
 2. o eiii Sunipcn(;unb , ein niebertradjtigcr, 
 erbormIid)er 2Bi(^t; ta6 Cumpeninenfd). 
 
 Bugger , V. n. £unbenfd)mibcrei, 
 ©obomiterei treiben. 
 
 Buggery, bug'gure, s. bie £iKi6en> 
 fd)niiberei; ©obDiiiiterei. 
 
 Bugginess, bug'genes, s. bc[& 
 SBoflfein uoii aOnnjcn (bie aSntijigfeit). 
 
 Buggy f bOg'ge, ad/. uoU 'iBaiijen, 
 
 Buglit, (I'd^ort.) a pea. Itvaiijig. 
 
 Buglttin - time , ( \(i)on. > t li e 
 time of collecting the slieep in 
 the pens to be milked. 
 
 Bugle, biigl, ) ^ J 
 
 BugleltOrn, bi\'glhorn.5 
 laCaibiiifpr.J bii5 ipittl}orn, Oiigbljorii. 2. 
 L-Bciiir.J ia6 !l5ugell)i'rn. lfi)rn(le. 
 
 Bugle, bii'gl, «. Me rc^ivnrjc @)inS; 
 
 Bugle-boe, ein t)n^li(i)e& © e tiinlbc, 
 ©d)rect6itb. 
 
 Bugle, «. [^ot.] ber ©uitfel. 
 
 Bugle-weed, [95i)t.J fccr pirginifdje 
 ^a3i'lf5fiie, 2SnfTeranborn. [Odjfi'n. 
 
 Bugle, 4. [SuoU] eine ^rt ivilber 
 
 Bugloss, bii'glos, (gr.) «. [^ot^j 
 bie Ddjieiijunge. 
 
 Viper's bu gloss* [25ot.] bo6 'TJnttcrs 
 frnut, bcr 'D'?ntterfrpf. 
 
 Bulirstone, > bui'st6ne,4. [03eol.| 
 
 Burrstoue, ) eine Unrerart vow 
 
 Buik, >.,.,. . [Quori. 
 
 „ . } (|d)Ott.) book. 
 Buke,^ 
 
 Build,) bild, praet. II. pp. built 11. 
 
 Bild, ) buililed (aiigelf. byldan; 
 fd)ll). bilda; bflll. bilder) v. a. I. bilUCn, er= 
 biuien, nuffuhren, erric^ren (uon ^aiifern, 
 5?iirren, ©d)iffen, TOnueni lO. 2. baiieii, 
 fonmn, geilaltcn, bilben. 3. i bniicii (£iift= 
 rrt}li!i(Tcr). 4. II bauen, fnifrigcn, iliirfen. 
 
 To build a chapel, [ 'DKiir. ] eine (5-iiIc 
 fiingen. To - up, 1. T niifbnueii, nuffuljren. 
 2. 1 erbnuen. 
 
 Build, i>- n. I. bnnen, bie 93nufunft 
 nu^iiben, ben SSniitneiiler inndjen. 2. f oiiit 
 on Ob. upon) baiien , fid> uerlnfTcn , jnl;li'n, 
 red)ncn (ciif). 
 
 Builder, b'ld'ur, s. I. Coiner, ber 
 bniit, ber 93anf)crr. 2. bcr 33aiiiiiei|lir, 91r: 
 f^itcft. 3. II ber 35iuinici|lcr, ©d)6pfi'r. 
 
 Builder in general, ber 33aiiiinternel;: 
 nier. A great -, brr SJiiiiUnllge. 
 
 Building, bild'ing.j. I. bii!;<Q3iiiien, 
 bcr 35iiii. 2. tia6 ojebmibe, brr 25au. 
 
 New ships building, ©d)iffe nilf bftll 
 ©tiipol. Buildings of rook.«. ©iliUfril: 
 l)engeiii|lf. Art of-, bie SBiiiifiiii|1. 
 
 Built) bill, fHuiet. u. pp. P. Build. 
 
 liUL 
 
 Built, *. 1. bie 58<iiinrt, befonber* 
 u. ©c^iffen. 2. bie 2lrr oon (Jiebriiibcn, j. ^. 
 Frigate--, frcgntteiiformig, fregatteiu 
 forniig gebnut. 
 
 Buirdly, (fd)ott.) stout- made, 
 broad -made, athletic. 
 
 Buist, } (|"d)Ott.) the mark set 
 
 Boost, ^ upon cattle by their 
 owners. 
 
 Bul, bill, s. [Od)tf;Do(.] bie aSutte, 
 ber g-liilltier (f. Flounder). 
 
 Bulb, bulb, (Int.) .,. ber ^noflen, bie 
 
 3iuicbe(, bns 3iuicbclgciuiid)«. 
 
 Bulb of the eye , ber aiugnpfel. 
 
 Bulb, V. n. emit out) t f)eroorrrt(jen, 
 fjcruoriteljen, uorrngeu, (;criiin5treten. 
 
 Bulbaceous, biilbi'shus.^ adj. I. 
 
 Bulbous, bul' bus, J fnoftig, 
 
 jiuiebelartig, rmib, runblicft. 2. (bulbous) 
 eincn i?opf ober l)eri'orriigciiben iijeif, eine 
 ©r(;of;iing entfjnltcnb, riuibe e-rljoljungcn 
 bnrbictenb. ^ Kirwas. 
 
 Bulbed, biil'bed, adj. ninbfijpfig. 
 
 BulbirerOUS, bulbifenis, adj. 
 
 [SBot.] jroicbelrriigenb. [fait. 
 
 Bulcliin , bui'tsliin , *. b<i« IBuIlfn* 
 Buld, buld, *. [Crnitl).) bcr 0eier» 
 
 nbler, 23n|TnrbnbIcr. ^ [bie 25u(gnret. 
 
 Bulgaria, bulga'rea,*. [OJcogr.] 
 Bulgarian, bulgarean, adj. b\iU 
 
 gnrifd). - s- bcr ^Pulgaricr. 
 
 Bulge, biiije. (mid) Bilge, f. b.) 
 
 *. 1. bcr Sdimd) eimi SJaffcg. 2. fOJtiir.] bet 
 
 Serf. [ ivoraiif bn^ ed)iff nblniifr. 
 
 Bulge- way 8. [^yfli\r.] bic 2)cttungen, 
 Bulge, V. n. 1. fid) .iii^biiuft»cn, ei« 
 
 nen 2?aii(^ miu-()cii, pornigcn, bniidjig fcin. 
 
 2. [OKor.] \>n6 2Brtgir (biirc^ eincn Cccf) 
 
 einbringen laijcn, iiiucrnnfen, fdjcitcrn, f. 
 
 lii'ge. [pormgenb, l)en'or|1el)ciib. 
 
 Bulging, bui'jing, n^-. baudiig. 
 Bulimy, i.u'icmc, (gr.) *. bcr ^ei^t 
 
 Ijungcr, bii« g-rcgfiieber. . 
 
 Bulk, biiik, (rd)ii'., gotf). bolk; ip. 
 
 bwig) *. 1. (eigeiifl.) bie ''Wiiffc, bcr i?i:>rper, 
 
 itlunipen ; bal;er : bie Qirb^e , bcr (inntcri* 
 
 cflc) Umfnng (p. irgcnb CS-runiS), bie *)Kcnge. 
 
 2. bie ^JJIdffe, §aiiptinii|Tc, yftdpjeit , ber 
 grofjte tljcil ober 5?iUi fen, ipiiiipttl)eil, bii« 
 03aiije (pon Dingen) *)Jfcnrd)en u. Il)iercn). 
 
 3. [«))inr.] bie ©d)iff«(.ibuiig. 4. [>!Irrf)it.] 
 bcr aSorfprung, bcr oorfpriiigeiibc lljeil . Sha k. 
 5. bcr ai5erf fiff^ ; bie ficiiic ^aibe oor cincni 
 Cnbcn. 6. 1 ber meiifd)(id;e ftiirperbnu, liijr* 
 per. Shak. 
 
 To sell by the bulk. [.<pnnbcl] im9flimt 
 nicl, ill! Oiiinjcn, ini OJroOcn uerfaufen. To 
 break -, [■i))?ar.I bie Snbiing nnbredjen, 
 nnfniigcii Jii li;M"rf)cn. Laden in -, lyJiiXt.l 
 niit ©riirjniircrn bclabcn. - of a man'a 
 body, bie -JlfiiiiiiSliiiigc. 
 
 Bulk-head. [iJJfiir.] bie ©djeibcipiiiib, 
 bcr ■i^rctrcvocrfdjlag. [gen , oorrngin. 
 
 Bulk, V ji. (out) [<}lrd)if.] pori"prin« 
 
 Bulker, bul'kur, t. e bie QiiifTen< 
 bi-t-ne. 
 
 Bulkiness, buTkcnes. t. txeOitb^t 
 (ini lliiifiiiigp u-.), ■OKiiffe , Dirflcibigfeit 
 
 Bulky, bul'ke, adj. <\tv^ , Did, pi>n 
 grofii-ni ilnifiiiigc, fd)ii>rr, tliiinniig. 
 
 Bull, hul. (10. Invl;i; ruiT. vol) #. t. 
 
 ber ©(ur, ikUU, i!iu([M)&. i. |i bcr ^au* 
 
F&te, ffir, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, mhve, n6r, got, 6il, cl6ud. Tiibe, tub, ffill. t^in, THis. ] 23 
 
 BUL 
 
 fame unb mad)xiqt $etn&. 3. [^flron.] ber 
 Stirt im Xl)ierfretre. 
 
 Comuion bull, town-bull, berS3ann: 
 flier. A story of a cock and a bull, eilt 
 9linmenmn(}r(f)en. 
 
 B u 1 1 - b a i t i n g , bie <Ztitxf)e^e. --bee, 
 Me SBremfe. --beef, 1. 6a« ^u&tnfltifd), 
 D(()l>nfreifd). 2. ± bn« flrobe Weib. --beg 
 gar, ber ^opnnj, SSBnuiDrtu. Akliffe. -- 
 calf, 1. brt« iSuflenfnIb. 2. t ber Giiifrt(t«= 
 pinfel. — dog, ber aSudcnbei^er. -'s-eye, 
 
 1. (•!»»«.] bie^rtufdje. 2. [aiilron.] ^llbebnrou 
 Im ©tier. 3. bie Heine (Sturm uerfiiiibenbe 
 SColfe, 2BetterjjnUe. 4. ber firoiieiitljnicr. 
 
 — eyed, (lieniugio- --faced, eiii breuc5 
 ®eitd)t Ijnbenb. - - fea»t ob. - - tigbi, 
 ta6 ©tiergefed>t. --finch, [Drnitljol.] 
 bet Bompf.iff, asiutpnf, eJimpet. --fly, 
 [&niom.] 1. bie SBrcmfe. 2. ber ^irfd^fnfer, 
 geuerf(f)roter , i^oriifctjrotcr. --frog, ber 
 ber ^ieieiu ober D(l)|eiiiro|"d>. --head, l. 
 I3*tf)iJP'-l ber«nul6arfd), bie JJrofdxiiiflppe. 
 
 2. ber lolpel, Dummfopf, DdjfentDpf. 3. 
 ein f(eine« ((i)mat\ti aDnfferinfeft. -•»- 
 feather, ba« $orn be« ^nljnreie*. -'»- 
 pliile, ber ^nrremc^iuiinj , Cdji'enjiemer. 
 --trout, [5(t)tt)i)oI.] bie Joljre ob. 2a<i)i- 
 fottUt. --weed, [2}ot.) bie -^Japierblume. 
 
 — wort, [©ot.] ber 'iainuiei. 
 
 Bull, «. 1. bie rpnpillicf^e pb. frtil'erj 
 fi^e) aSiiUe. 2. ber 2l5iberrprii(l), llnriiiii, 
 JBetflog, aBiberfiiin. 3. Cp.uioelj ber (SrocfO; 
 witer. 
 
 It U a bull to say, t6 i|l eine u\\(ie- 
 teimte aieugeruufl. To niake -•, UimI"" 
 tcben. 
 
 Bullacc, bul'lis, s. [^ot.] 1. bie 
 ®(J)Iel)e. 2. bie isilbe Cd):eii}uiiae. 
 
 Bullace-tree, ['Bi>t.J ber g(^lfl)bcrn 
 
 Bullantic, bAllau-tik. s. Me oro^c 
 S5unen|"(f)rift (in papill. 25utlen). - adj- J" 
 betfelbeii flel)oria. [»uaenrrtt>imliiuG 
 
 Bullttry, bul'laie, «. bie (pnpili.) 
 
 Bullate, bul-lite, adj. [»ot.j mt-. 
 terifl, buw(\. 
 
 Bullen, bul'lln, t. ber i^anfileiiiiel. 
 
 Builen^er , bul'Unjur, «. eiiie 
 9ltt rieiticr ©(^iffe. 
 
 Bullet, hul'iii, (fr. boulet) s. bie 
 Jtanpneiu ob. S(>>iteiifugei (uon Gifen ober 
 Slei), £iiGe(. 
 
 Beggar's biille/t, o @teine. 
 
 Bullet - liole, Mi mn eiiier ^iinf> 
 (^liiiten ■■ ober Snnoiieufiiiiel) <\e d)lii!jtirr 
 Cixt). -shot, ber .Riiin)iieiirrf)u6. 
 
 Bulletin, buiieiin. (fr- '!>}.> «■ i- 
 pWilit. 1 ber Iflflberirtjt , Mfi 93u(Ierin. 2. 
 brt« SBufletin , ber In(ibcrirf)t eiiics 'Jlrircf 
 iibet bie 0>eruiibf)eit eiiie* Caiibefljirrii, (yur= 
 (len !C. 3. [5p<iiibe(l bie fleiiie Ofi^re eiiicr 
 gjaiiffonipfljjiiie. 4. Quiueiletu ber pffemlidje 
 ^rid)r, itt6 asiiflerin. 
 
 Bullion, bul'viin, «. ba6 iinqe: 
 tnuiiite Wolb cbcr ©ilber, bie Oirib; Pber 
 ©ilberbiirren. [niit pernolbcfeni ItoptV. 
 
 Bullion of copper, ber fupfCTiie 9iiinil 
 
 Builisli, bullish, adj. ppii ber ^e- 
 f(f)nffeut)eit eiiie« aa3iberiprii(<>« ob. i6er|lDge«, 
 roiberfiiiiii(j. 
 
 Bullist, b&l'list, «. (ber ©c^reiber 
 pnpftlicher »uf(eii) ber S^iiflijT. 
 
 Bullition, bullisb'&d, «. « iai 
 
 BUM 
 
 Sieben, ^oc^en (jt^t ebullition). 
 
 Bullock, bul'luk, (anoelf. bulluca) «. 
 ber junge93uI(cob.D(f)«, 5nr«"; [^forbnni] 
 ber au^gcmac^fene Dd)6. [nuoe. 
 
 Bullock's-eye, [9Irc^it.] ba« Dcfd'euj 
 
 Bully, bul'le, «. 1. ber Snniimad^er, 
 3{enomnu|l , (Sifcnfreffer. 2. ber aSefcfjii^er, 
 ©oniier, SJreiinb ber ijr«"&«n>"n&<t)en- 
 
 Bully -fly, bet S5aum|(^rijter. -- 
 gamester, bet i8eute(fc^)neiber. --rook, 
 1. bet 9{o(f>e im <S<i)ad)\pieL 2. ber ©ifen; 
 frcffet. --tree, [93ot.] 1. bet H)efliiibit"d)e 
 ^;j3C.iiiimen6iium. 2. ber ©ternnpfel. 
 
 Bully, V. a. ubertauben, u6errd>reien. 
 
 Bully, V. n. larmeit, toben, polterti. 
 
 Bulrush, bul'rush, «. [99ot.l bie 
 groMe, (jlatte SBinfe. 
 
 Bulruslty , bul'rush£, adj. mit 
 iSiiifeii beiuiic^fen, biirnuS (jemiic^t. 
 
 Bultel, bul'tel, «. t 1. bet «0;uf)(; 
 Pb. -')3iel)lbeiicel. 2. bie £lcie. 
 
 Bul^vark, bulwurk, > ft. boulevard ; 
 fc^IU. bolvarck; bmi. bolvaerk) «. I. 
 [Jlficg^b(.]brt«93pawerf, bie^Bnftei. 2. ± ba6 
 23p(Iiucrf, ber®cJ>uij, (Srfjirm, bie(£cf)ii0meljr. 
 
 Bultvark, i>. a. 1. ueri'4)an}eii, mit 
 'ISiiflen umQebeit, befejligen. 2. t berd^ut^en, 
 I't^irmen. 
 
 Bum, bum, «. ber ^intere, ©teip. 
 
 Bum bailiff, ber lliuerbaiUif, <Btabt: 
 fiied)t, Scf>eroe. -- boat, [^))fnr.] 1. eiii 
 fleiiied £ut, um Ceben4i|iitcel an tn\& (Sc^ijT 
 jii briiigeu. ..o M6 OJJarttbPPt. - -b r u » li e r, 
 e ber S(l)ii(mei)ler, ^pojenpaufet. — fod 
 d e r , e ber iiitidfmifd). 
 
 Bum, V. n. t Siirm mncfjen. 
 
 Bumbar(l,buiu'bai d. f Bombard. 
 
 Bumba.<>it, buiu'bast, bumbaiil', a. 
 I. I'. Bombast. 2. bie mit ^(ii.mivplle qe-- 
 fiirterte I'einmfliib, bet biircftiiinljete 3euG. 
 bie ©ti(t>cliirbcir ; 2i3iUte; eine Hlxt iStU: 
 d)ciu; bii« nut biinten glirfen befet^re iiui; 
 Duili.l^iliicf. [contused; stupefied. 
 
 Buiiibazed, (fd^ott.) i.i.iazed; 
 
 Buiilbleltee, bumblbee, «. [d-n- 
 rpnipl.) bie >pnmme(. [f bie ^Brombeere. 
 
 BUHlble-kite, bum'bl-kile, «. 
 
 Buiiibler , bum'bliir , «. b ber 
 ipnreujniier. 
 
 Bum- clock, (Oerti.) a hum- 
 ming beetle that flies in the sum- 
 mer evenings. 
 
 Bumkiii, buin'kin, t. 1. ['■I^nr.j 
 f.i<^ runbe i?pli, nn beni fidjtbic Cpd^er ber 
 ^p(frd)Mteiten bcfiiiben. 2. ['OJfiir.l eine fitinc 
 vjpiirre aiif bem ipintertljciie eineS Sboors, 
 iiin ben 55eraii bonin jn beff|li()fii. 3. ber 
 Ji'Ipel, &Tvb\an , £i"ininu'(, iiii(ierd)Iiffene 
 ■KiMtrd). [as bees. 
 
 Biimiiiinji;-, (Oertl.) humming 
 
 Biimmie, (fd^utt.) to blunder. 
 
 Buiiimler, (rd)Ptt.)a blunderer. 
 
 Bump, blimp, dp. pwnip. pwinpinw) 
 *. I. bit 23cnle. 2. ber fjefrifle ©tPg, @d)(nn 
 cBiim^). 3. ber bnmpfe ©rtjrei. 
 
 Bump, I', n. (nud) boom) (diite, 
 Minipfe, f)Pl)le Sniite Ppii H(t) aebtw (mit bie 
 ■?{pl)rbpmnu'l) , biinipf fc^reien , ein bnnipfc* 
 ©eriife nmdjen. 
 
 To b n m p up , fd)ll'cflen. 
 
 Bump, i>. a. I'dXnnen, flo^en (<\ec\t\\ 
 tmai ^iiei tc Pb. mit eineni ^rp^en, feilen 
 
 BUN 
 
 ©egenflanbe), biimfen (j. S3, mit bem fiopfe 
 gegen eine ^TOniiet). 
 
 Bumper, bum'piir, t. tni ubet* 
 pplle &U\6, bet liberppde 93ed)er, ipiiinpen. 
 
 Bumpkin, bumkin , «. 1. I*, 
 Bum kin 9Jr. 3. 2. ber ^iebzntiirbi^. 
 
 Bumpkinly, bumkinle, ttdj. f 
 bmirifd), rot), lummelljnft, plnnip, tijipifrf). 
 
 Bun, bun, *. eine 9Irt ©nrfmerf. 
 
 Buncll, bunsh, (IP. pwDg) t. i. {^j^ 
 ©efc^iunlll, Seiile, ber 95iiffel ; S?Met. 2. pi. 
 [Iljiernrj.] bie ^npten, .Riiorren, Oberbeine, 
 Srppfe, 9S3arjen (ber «J5ferbe). 3. bneSBunb' 
 (iSdjIiiiTcl ic), ®ebunb , SSi'inbel. 4. tie 
 iSammlung, ©ruppe (upn ^numen); bet 
 i8iif(f>el (^xinre jc.). 
 
 Bunch-backed, biirfeiig. - of grapes, 
 bie SSJeintrnube. - of feathers, ber &eber» 
 bufd)ef, iJeberbufc^). 
 
 Bunch, V. n. (geivij^nl. mit out) (in 
 ©rf)pl)ungen) nuffc^jroerien, f)crppr|lef)en, f^er* 
 auStreten , rtuSipndjfcn. 
 
 Bunch, V. a, Tn 93unber, SBiifc^el 
 jufnmmenbinben. 
 
 Bunchiness, bun'shenes, *. b(I« 
 ^pcfcrige, Seulige, ^nprrige, 'J;rnu6enf5r« 
 tnige, ber aiutSmuc^tf. 
 
 Bunchy, bun'shA, adj. (jpcferig, 
 fnprrig, tnmbenfiJrmig, biifdjelig, inSBiifdjeitt 
 ipiid)ienb, bufdjig. 
 
 Bundle, bun'di, (nngelf. byndel; 
 fd)iu. bindel) #. I. 6a6 25iinb, (SJebnnb, 
 ^iinbel, ber <J5iicf, b(i« 'qSnrfet, (ppm (JJetreibe) 
 bie ®d)H)nbe. 2. bie 9Mle. 3. t bie 2)iirbe, 
 Snil. 
 
 A bundle of paper , jiuei Dtiefl ^pnpict. 
 
 Bundle, ». a. (oft mit up) jmnin* 
 meiibinben ob. rpden, jnfammenpnrfen. 
 
 Bundling-, biind'iing, s. ui 3m 
 fammeiii'd)lafcn incl^rercr 'jperfpnen perfdjiebe* 
 neii (i)ei"d)led)ti5. - ndj. jurnmmeiifdjlnfenb. 
 
 Bung-, tung, (IP. bwiig) s. 1. bet 
 Spunb, GpunOjiipt'en (eineg ^nffcS). 2. bn4 
 ©punblpd) (eine« d<\f\e&). 3. [>21rrirr.J bet 
 OKiinbpfropf (cinet Annpne). 4. bie Za\'d)r, 
 *pn"e. Shak. 
 
 Brother of the bung, | ber 95rnuer. 
 
 Bung-hole, bnd (ipunblPf^. —-nip- 
 per, o ber 93eutel|"c^nciber. 
 
 Bung-, V. a. ipiinbcn, jiirpnnben (ein 
 5(10 JC). - your eyes, J triiift eiii OJIiifd)!"". 
 
 'Bung-le, bunggi, V. n pfiifd)jn, 
 lliimpi'm, Itiibeln. [ perbcrbeii, prrhiiiiiin. 
 
 Bung-le, V. n. (mit up) perpfiifd)eii, 
 
 Bung-le, *. I. bie Snimpcrei, ^iiu 
 rd)orei. 2. ber grpbe Orrrljiim , @rf)nii;fr, 
 Jcljlfr. [per, ^pfiifdjer. 
 
 Bung-ler, bung'giur. «. ber i3tiini> 
 
 Builg'ling-, bting'gling, adj. pfu< 
 rdjiTinoiJig , iliiniperljnfr. — ado. Bun'- 
 g 1 i n g I y . pfiii'djermafiig. 
 
 To be made bunglingly, (3imnier(.J 
 nidjt rec^t pierfnntig in$ 3tipfenlPd> gcpogt 
 fein (p. .3>ipffii). 
 
 Bunk, i>iiiigk, (ban. bynke)«.[>)'tprbnm.] 
 ber '35rettcrperi"d)((ig file rin 25ctt. 
 
 Bunker, (fdjprt. ) a bench; a 
 window seal. 
 
 Bunkin, bun'kin, «. [©pt.] bie 
 pirginii'dje ©djlaiigeniwiirjel. 
 
 Bunn,r. Bun. [©rinftbter. 
 
 Buntiiuff, bun'sing, «. eine ^t 
 
124 Fntp. f?ir. f'lIF. fat. Mp. m'l. Finp. fin. No. move, nor, s^of. oil. dhml Ti'ibe, tub, full, l/zin. Tllis. 
 
 lUJN 
 
 Bunt, bunt. *. 1. [^yHiar.] Hi 'K'l'U 
 bvn<\, itt SBaud) fines ©egelS. 2. ter ^iiopf 
 in tiinben ®Ia4|"djeiben. 3. (iiii 21(1(1.) ^l'r 
 JBaufcf). [<!«"' 58(iud)nii«fii. 
 
 Bunt-linei, [«JK(ir.] bic «nud)<ioroin: 
 
 Bunt, ». n. I. (nucf) niit out) lUif: 
 (<i)mcflen , \d)mUm (uon ben ©egedi). 2. o 
 niit ben ^pornern I^Dgen. 
 
 Bunten, bitn'tn, ». [Drnit^.] ber 
 CrtPlnn, bif Jettnnunct. 
 
 Hunter, bun'tur, «. 1. bie Sum: 
 penfnniuilertnn. 2. bn« gemeine XCeib, fflah 
 fenmenfcf). ^ ^ I3a3eiefeljlrf)cn. 
 
 Bunting:, bun'ting, «. [Oriiitl;.] baS 
 
 Bunting-, ob^. ^ ^ *. [Onb|l.] auo(= 
 
 Buntine, buii'tin,^ lencr 3euq jii 
 Jlagflcn , Sitjnn(ftnggcn) bn« SSeuteUud), 
 JJlnggentucf). 
 
 Bunting-iron, [csjlnf ^.] bn« SSInfcroljr. 
 
 Buntiug^8, bun'ungz, *. pi- aitc 
 Snmpen. [6ie ^oje , Sinfcrboic. 
 
 Buoy, bu6e, (ft. boue'e) *. ['TOar.j 
 
 The slings of tife buoy, [^Kflr. ] bie 
 ©cfeivigfingen bet SSojc. To stream tire -, 
 I»D?nr.] bie iBoje ftr&men. [SBuileine. 
 
 Buoy-rope, ['^nr.] bflfi SBoifcil , bie 
 
 Buoy, V. a. (niit up) l. fd)n)immcnb 
 Db. pint erljnllen , l)fbcn ; pass. fd)n)inimen, 
 pott fein. 2. 1 einporl^ebeu , erijeben , unters 
 ftili^en, nufrec()t trl)alten (Oemnnbeu). 3. 
 [•'Mi-.r.] 23ojen nuSiuerfen. 
 
 Buoy, V n, f(t)n)intnien (ucrniogc fpecis 
 firmer eeid)ttflfeit , a>ie ein^ovt), fid) Ijebcn. 
 
 Buoyancy , buoe'anse , *. (bie 
 fpccinfdie eeirf)tigfcit) bie ©cijmininifnift. 
 
 Buoyant, buoc'ant, adj. 1. (fpeci; 
 prd) lfirf}t) fcljivitnmenb. 2 frrngenb, Ijcbenb, 
 fd)iinnnneiib crfjnltenb (luie tai aCiifTer). 
 
 Buprestcs, bilprcs'iez, *. [eiitom.] 
 (bcr Ddifenriibtcc), ber©fiiif=, 'iJJrac^tfiifer. 
 
 Bur, 
 
 Bour, 
 
 Bor, 
 
 Bur, (nngelf. burre) *. 1. iSSot.] bie 
 Alette. 2. ber breite eiferne 9{ing an ciner 
 XiiriiirlnnK- [Stickling. 
 
 Burl>ot, bur'but, «. t34r')i)i-^'-J »« 
 
 Burdelais, biir'deli, (fr. SB.) «• 
 cine 9lrt ^HJl•intmnben. 
 
 Burden', bur'dn, (angeff. byrden, 
 byrtlien) *. 1. bie iiurbe, 2aft, Snbung, ta-- 
 t}(T: 2. 1 bie Sliiirbc, CiiiT, bcr Drurf cO^tui): 
 fciigfcio. 3. i bie (?)cbiirt, iSd)n)nngerrd)aft. 1 
 Shak. 4. bie Snfl (ein nc'^'Mc* ©eiuit^t). 5. | 
 l^in.] bit enbung, enil. A sbip of 700 
 tuns -. fin @d)iff I'PM 700 It-uncn. 6. bcr 
 9\ctrniM, )i'icbcrffl)rfiibc ®d)liiC' cincr Stropfje, ] 
 liiicrcrljiMnngiji'frS, ^icbcrlioliiiigfreiiii. 7. 
 ([ i bcr JJcfrnin , Hi nlte Cicb , bie eioige j 
 t'cicr. 8. '•- bit ^eulc. 9. * bcr "iJJilncrilrtb. | 
 
 Burden, v. a. I. bcMbeii, bcIaiTen. | 
 2. (with) i a) bflnbcn, bflnilcn , bcbriirfcii 
 (niiti, ©incm Qtmai anfbiirben. b) iibcrlii»j 
 ben <fni- 05ebiid)rnig to. j 
 
 Burdener, bur'dnur, «. i. ber 
 eiufliibcr, 55clnrtfnbe. 2. i ber ^cbnlrfcr. I 
 
 BurdenOUli, burdnuk, ndj. 1. 
 lailig , bfrd)ii>eriid) , brilrfnib. 2. nniHli), | 
 iiniuHhig. |liiilig, bcfdnufrlid), brtirfcnf. | 
 
 Burdensoiiie, bi'ii'diisiini. aiij.\ 
 
 IfiiirdeiiMiiiiienefiM, bi'irdnkuni- 
 nek, t. tic I'i'iilitjfeit, 2>ifi4iuerli((^feit. I 
 
 bur, (nngelf. bur) «. bie 
 Knnimer, 5pufte. 
 
 1. t25ot. 
 
 BUK 
 
 Blirdies, (fc^ott.) dimin. V. birds. 
 
 Burdock, bur'dok, (bur ll. dock) 
 s. bie iVlerte (f. Bur). 
 
 Bure, (rd)ott.) did bare. 
 
 Bureau, bu'ro, biirA', (fr. SB.) ». 
 1. ber v£d)reibtifd), ©djrnnf, t>a& ^iilt. 2. ia& 
 cyerd)nft^jiniiiier (eines (Scfniibten 2C.). 
 
 Burg-, burg, f. Borougli. 
 
 Burg-ag-e , bar'gadje, (lat. ) «• 
 [3{fd)i6fpr.j bn^ 23iirgfrlel}en. 
 
 Burg-ainot, bur'gamoi, burganiot', 
 s. I. I". Bergamot. 2. eine 21rt SKiiu- 
 d)ctwevf. 
 
 Burg-anet, bur'ganlt.^ (fr. bour 
 
 Burg-onet, bur'gnuei,^ guignote) 
 *. bie ^pclnifnppe, 'Sturinljaube. 
 
 Burg-eoiS, biirjoise', (fr. bourgeois) 
 *. 1. f. Burgess. 2. (nuc^ Bourgeois) 
 [it)piigr.] bie JBourgeoid, SBorgi*. 
 
 Burg-eon, f. Bourgeon. 
 
 Burgher - master , bur'gur- 
 niastur, *. [iDrnit(;.j bie®ceui&uemit grnueni 
 Dfiirfcn. 
 
 Burg-ess, bur'jls, (fr. bourgeois) 
 *. 1. ber 5ijurgtr. 2. bcr aibgcorbncte eineS 
 23iirgp[erfeng juni ^nrlninciite. 3. bie *))fiigi: 
 (Irargperi'on gcmifyer ©tiibte. 4. pur ber 
 norbiiin. Sfcpolution luiirbeii bie Jfcpnifcn: 
 innfen be« 25Dlf« in ber gcfe^gcbenbeniirtiii- 
 tner pon 23irginien Burgesses genaunt, 
 J. S8. House of Burgesses; jctit f;ei0en 
 \ie Delegates. 
 
 Burgess-ship, t>a& Surgerrec^jt. 
 
 Burg^ll, f. Burg u. Borough. 
 
 Burgh -bote, el;emnl5 bie ©etileiier jur 
 91u!;bc(7crung bcr geflungemerfe iinb SBdlie 
 iiiui S>d)i\t}i einer ©tnbt. — breach, bie 
 ©clbbuge eineS SBurgfiecfcnd fiir ben gvie; 
 bcnSbrud). --mote, bti5 ©eridjt einefi 
 isiiriiflcrfciie, ®tabtgcri(f)t. 
 
 Burg-lier, bur'gur, «. ber !&urger; 
 [>)iLirbnni. befonberS 9ienj»9)orfJ ber einge. 
 biirne SSiirgcr. 
 
 Burgher-ship, 'bnS ©firgerredjt. — - 
 master,[£)rnitl).J bie ©eenitue niit grnueni 
 auiden. 
 
 Burg-Ii-< master, i>urg'nilstur, «. 
 1. bcr Ssiirgerineiilcr. 2. eiii iJcanitcr in ben 
 Suinniiiu'ii. [glarer) *. ber 9ind)tbieb. 
 
 Burg-lar, bur'glar, (mid) Bur'- 
 
 Burg-larian, burgia'rean , s. bie 
 id- n(id)tiid)cn Difb|lnl)l6 niit G-inbrnc^ 
 |■d)lll^i^e 'T3cr|on, ber 9»ad)tbicb. 
 
 Burg-iaviOUS, bingla'reus, adj. 
 jiim niid)tlid)en Dicbfloljl gelprig; - entry. 
 bcr nnd)riid)e G-iiibnid>. - adv. Burgla'- 
 riously. luie eiii 9iad)tbieb, in ber 91bfid)f, 
 einen '3?iid)tbicbftnl)l jn pcriibcn. 
 
 Burg-lary, iiur'giare. s. [iiffdjtsfpr.] 
 bcr nr.d)Flid)c Sicb|1nl)i mit G-iiibriid). 
 
 Burg-omaster, biir'gumastur. f. 
 Bu TK h -master Nr. 1. [grnf. 
 
 Burg-rave, bur'grive. ». bcr^iirg: 
 
 Burg-UUdian, burgun'dean. adj. 
 bi:rgu;ibird).-i.bcr5Surgniiber((5-inim>l)ncr). 
 
 Hurg-undy, bOr'gundc. s. 1. bcr 
 inirgunbcrmein. 2. [(iJeogr.) 25iirgnnb. 
 
 Bui gundy -pi tch. pcrbirftcrXerpcntin. 
 
 Hiirii, bur. s. bie ^nirre. f. Burg. 
 
 ■Biiriiible, berreabl. adj. begrnben 
 rb. I'crnr.U'cii lucrbeii fii'iinent). 
 
 Burial, berrcul, 4. 1 ca£ !begrabcii, 
 
 BUR 
 
 ^Segriibnig, bie aSeerbigung (in ber Grte, 
 betn SBafTer ober in einetn ©cir&fbc). 2. bn«' 
 aSerbergen, bie (Jingrabung (in ber Qrte ob, 
 im 2Dn(Ter). 3. bai Scid)cnbegangnif\ 4. bai 
 iBcgrabnig in gcioei^ter (J-rbe. Shak. 
 
 Burial-place, ber 93egrnbnij5pia(3, 
 Sird)f)of. — feast, b.i6 lobtenmal)!, ber 
 tcbrcnrdjmnuS. 
 
 Burier, blr'reur, s. bet icbtengrn* 
 ber, Shak. ; einer ber e-tmns Pergrnbt. 
 
 Burin, bii'rin, (fr.)*. ber ©rabilic^el. 
 
 Burl, burl, v.a. [^luc^mncf;.] noppen; 
 }urid)ten (bng lut^). 
 
 Burling-iron, bnS 9?oppeifen. 
 
 Burlace, bur'lise, f. Burdelais. 
 
 Burier, bur'lur,*. i. [lud)miid).] bet 
 3?L>pper; 3urid)ter, 2. ± ber (fntrntl^fcler. 
 
 Burlesk, > bdrilsk', (fr.) arf;. 
 
 Burlesque ,5 po^TurM), buvkst. 
 
 BurlesU, ) ,. m6 ^offurlidie, 
 
 Burlesque,^ SiirreSfe; bie pnf. 
 ficrlidje ©c^rcibnrt, Diditiing, G^inflcibung. 
 
 Burlesk, i v a. poffierlid) ein. 
 
 Burlesque ,5 Heibcn, tnipcfliren. 
 
 Burlesker, ) buries'kiir, «. be» 
 
 Burlesquer, 5 lrape|Tirer. 
 
 Burletta, burilt'ta, (it.) *. Ht 
 foniifd)e Dper; tnufifniifdje llnterOnltiing. 
 
 Burliness, burlenes, (u. burly) s. 
 1. bie ®rijpe; Dicte, Sirfleibigfcit, bcr llm. 
 fang. 2. bni ®etofe, ber Siirni. 
 
 Burly, bur'le, adj. 1. birf, birffeibig, 
 llnrf, nufgebunfen. 2. * pollgcpncft, baiird)i3. 
 3. * tpfenb, Inrnienb. [ber SBtrrmnrt. 
 
 Hurly-burly, bn« ®etilininel, ®et6fe, 
 
 Burn, burn, praet. u. pp. burned 
 U. burnt (nngelf. bernan, baernan, byrnan) 
 V. a. 1. (oft mit up) brenncn, perbrennen 
 (5?Dlj). 2. o brenncn, perfof^feii (ju Jtof)ie 
 brenneti). 3. (fefjr fjnufig) nusJbrennen, biir^ 
 SSrenncn reinigen (ein «nmin tc). 4. bren. 
 nen (burc^ SJeuer fjnrtcn, 3iegel|leine jc). 
 
 5. brenncn, perbrennen (burc^ gcner be. 
 fdjfibigen; pon menfc^I. .Korpern u. Xiingen). 
 
 6. perbrennen , perfengen (Seiigc). 7. (mit ' 
 up) nufbrennen, pcrjef)ren, perbrennen. 8. 
 perbrennen, perfengen (roie ©onnen(lrn(;(en 
 bie qSflanien). 9. (entiiinben) perbrennen 
 (wie f)i$ige ©etri^nfe ben gj?ngcn). 10. 
 [fipc^f.] anbrennen (bie 6peifen). 11. 
 [6l)cm.] brenncn, fnljiniren. 12. brenncn; 
 (J-incm groge ^ifyt pcrurfnc^yen (ivie bai ^ie. 
 ber). 13. brennen, trocfnen, (jii^en Cjarben). 
 14." (;ci^ , glii(;enb mad)en (SBcin tc). 15. 
 [<)}icb.] brennen (mit gliifjcnbein Qifeu). 
 
 To burn the filth of a ship's boitoni, 
 [■5Kar.] ben ©djifF^^obcn mit Sener iiiiter. ' 
 fnljrcn. To - the ken , o bie 3cd)e rd)nlbig 
 bieibcn. Burnt sugar, bcr fflerilenjii(fer. 
 Burnt-offering, ba$ ^rnnbppfcr. 
 
 Prov. To burn day-light, bei Ztige Cif^t 
 anjiinbcn, ctiunS UebcrfliiiTiged porncljmen. 
 
 To burn away, luegbrcniicn, pcrbreti. 
 ncn, nbbrennen. To -out, fbrciincn bia 
 bcr x>i-(t)t Ob. 3unber ic. I'cricljrt i(l) nufi. 
 brcnnrn. To - up, gnnj unb gnr perbren. 
 ncn, nufbrennen, pcrjefjren. 
 
 Burn, V. n. 1. T n. ± brennen (with, ' 
 por; J. !S. to — with love or anger). 2. ^ ' 
 lcud)tcn , funfeln. 3. i brennen , l)i(jig fctn 
 (P. itiimpfc). Pope. ' 
 
 To burn with a fever, tin I)ii;iiji-^ Jicbef 
 
Fate. far. fall, fat. iU, mot- Fine. ffn. N6, niSrp> nSr, g6t, 6f!, cl6^id. Ti^be, tub, fnll. t/nn, Tllis. 1 25 ^ 
 
 BUR 
 
 f)06en, in ber %ief>etf)ifyt liegen. To - with 
 fire, in 'Jeiicr, in SJinmmen flef)en. 
 
 To burn away, obbrennen; fic^ vn-- 
 jeljren. To - out, aiifibrennen. To — up 
 uerbrcnnen ; firf) nbje^rcn. 
 
 Durii, s. I. eer QJrnnb, 6ie 33ranb&e: 
 i"(h.iDi!iuiig, 6fl5 SBranOmnl. 2. ber S8rnn6 
 ifcr Si'flc' 2C.). 
 
 Burn-bait, r. a. [Defon.] flfef^iucnben 
 irie iJelfcri. --cow, [gntoin.] t)erDc^|en> 
 totter (Itiifer). 
 
 Hum, ({d)Ott.) water ot). rivulet. 
 
 Hiirnnble^ bur'nabi, adj. uerbrenn: 
 bat, vftbrcnnlidy. 
 
 Hurner, bur'nur, ». 3emnnb bcr 
 (JtroaS urrbrennt obet onjunbct, ber SBcr^ 
 brenner. [pinette. Shak. 
 
 Biurnet, bur'net, «. [%ot.] bie$ini> 
 
 Barnet-sazifrage, [93ot.] bie %U(f: 
 Vimpinede. [ (f(t|ott.) a blacksmith. 
 
 Burncwrin, [burn the wind], 
 
 Bitriiie, (fd)0tt.> dimin. v. burn. 
 
 Burningr, bur'n'ng. adj. f U. i 
 brcnnenb (!)fi&, Qiuijtnt), fjeftijj). - «cent, 
 bie frifd)e (Spur. Shak. 
 
 To have one in a buriing scent, i 
 Sinem nuf ber ©pur frin. 
 
 Burning-coal, bie $|Ii'if|enben Roi)kn, 
 ffltuif). ~-gla««, b(i« 9)renn(j(n6, bct23renni 
 fpiegel. — thorny-plant, [SJot.] eine ^rt 
 ■IDoIfdinifd). 
 
 Burning-, *. I. Hi ^rennen, 'Sen 
 brtnnen. 2. bet iSrnnb. 3. i bie S?ifyt (ce« 
 5ieber«, ber I'eibenfc^nften ic). 4. (df)ir.; bai 
 iSrennen. [a. poliren, oiatten, bruniren. 
 
 BurniMltf bur'nUh, (fr. bruuir) v. 
 
 BurniKli, v. n. 1. gimijenb ober 
 (jiatt iverCi-ii. 2. mnrf^fen , fid) au$bel;nen ; 
 fSffiaibniipr.] oufte^en. 
 
 BurniNli, «. bee ®Iiin). 
 
 BurniNlier, burnishur, «. I. ber 
 QJldttrr, "ipclirer. 2. bai 6Hiitnuerfjeu(j, 'JPoj 
 tireifen, ber $ulir> ob. S&runtr|laf)I; l^u^ib.] 
 i>«r ©inttjrtljn. 
 
 Burni.<ililng-, burnislmig, t. bai 
 ©Intten. - - » t i c k, bnfi &latti)oli. --atone, 
 ber'^Miitt!, Srunirflein. 
 
 Burnoose, bur'nuui.) (perr., fi^r. 
 
 BurnOS, bur'nus, ^ biruna) «. 
 
 ber 25iirnu« (iMrt Dbetfleib). [Burn. 
 
 Burnt f burnt , praet. ll. pp. »■ 
 
 Burnt-offering,- -»acrifice, ba6 
 Srnnbopfer. - ciaret, ber glilljenbe ii3ein. 
 
 Burr, bur, «. 1. bai D(^rl>ippd)en. 
 2. (\!i5ni»mrpr.) ber ^olbeniintnij. 3. t bie 
 iliiit'fitriire, ber ^tiI6erprei«. 4. [■iJKnr.l ber 
 IjiiWjerne Snopf einer ©(<)iffrpunipe. 
 
 Burr- pump ober b i i g e • pump, 
 [TOar.J bie Sc^jlaflpuinpe. --reed, [23or.J 
 bie 3<l«l*fo"'e, ber ©tert)apfc(. 
 
 BurrHS - pipe, bilr'raspipe, «. 
 [(El^ir.J ein ®ef>i^ jiit ^iifbeivnl;rung A$en: 
 ber <J5u(uer. 
 
 Burrel, bur'ril , (fr. beurrc) *. 
 [^omolog.J bie grnue 2Jiitrcrt>irn. 
 
 Burrel-fly, bie SJremfe. --»hot, 
 [TOlit.J bie <\ui %iget, ©teinen, nitem CS-i< 
 fen t)eileljcnbe finnonenliiftnng , ber i^nnel, 
 ©d)rot. [(in einem gliiffe). 
 
 Burrock, bur'rok, <. ba6 ^ehr 
 
 Burrow, bur'ro, (. Borough. 
 
 Burrow, (angeif. byrgen) «. ber 
 
 95au , bie iJiS^fe ber finninc^cn unb nnbcrer 
 fieiner lijiere. [iteffel. 
 
 Burrow-hole, bai itnnin(tenne|l, ber 
 
 Burrow, r. n. in ©rbljijl^ien mHy. 
 nen (mie ^nninctjen !c.) ; bie (S-r&e unterl)i!>l;> 
 (en (luie Diid)re, ^aninrfjen k.). 
 
 Burro^v, d. «. burdjmuljicn , iinter^ 
 l)D()(en (bie ©rbe), ^6f)len ob. Qb<t)tt graben 
 (in bie &rbe). 
 
 Bursar, ) bur'sur, (u. burse) «. 1. 
 
 Burser, ) [engt. Itoflegien] ber 
 <Bd}nfy : Ob. ©ecfelmciiler ; 6d)atfner. 2. ber 
 ©tipenbiat, Senencint, ©tiftungfpfti'gliiig. 
 
 Bursar-ship, bad SlUIt eiue^ ©(^a^> 
 mei|1cr6. 
 
 Bursary, bur'sur^, «. 1. bas ©cf)at;< 
 nmt einer ©tifrung , eined lilofler* ic. 2. 
 [©d)Dtil.] bns ©tipenbiunj. 
 
 Burse, burse, (fr. bourse) «. 1. 
 [$nnbelj bieSB&rfe. 2. [Jrantr.] bn6©tipen: 
 binni. 
 
 Burst, burst, -praet. u. pp. burst u. 
 ^ bursten, (nngelf. byrstan, biirstan) o. n. 
 1. berflen, jerberilen, jerpla^en, platjcn, nuf; 
 fpringen. 2. (from) ivegfpringeu , fid) lod^ 
 rei^en loon ©tmad;. 3. (upon) piin;(id) uiib 
 niit (iJcmnlt (Tofien ob. fiiden (nnf), iinenu(ir= 
 tet foiUMieu (ju), treffen (b<\i Dljr;. 4. (out) 
 p(ot)li4 l;croor ober juin 95orfd)ciu foiiinicu, 
 l)eruorfprubelii (luie eine QueUe). 5. t (out) 
 auSbrec^en, plD0lic<> fid) jeigeu oD. laut i»fr.- 
 Den. 6. (into) a) audbred)en (in (S'tivtiS, }. 33. 
 ill ein (Sclnd)ter ic). b) fjereinpln^fn, l)erciu> 
 llurmen, (jereiiiflurjen (in). (Dae Seinuort 
 fiiibet n<^ of in ©egieitung ber uerilhrfenben 
 'ipartifein: out, forth, away, fiom, asun- 
 der, J. !8. To - forth, nu&bredjen; uni fic^ 
 greifen). 
 
 To burst with envy, uor ^eib berjlen. 
 To- into tears, tn Xf)rmien jerfliegen. 
 
 Burst, V. a. jerfprengen, f'prengen, 
 nuffprengeii. 
 
 To burst one's belly with over-eating, 
 freiTen, bag ©ineni ber a3aud) berilen nii)d)te. 
 
 Burst, «. I. b&i pli)(5lid)e 5Uer|li-n, 
 3erp(nt><n, 3«fpringcn. 2. ber plo9lid)e •Jlii«s 
 brud), Pa6 i>eroorbvcri>en (einer Seibeiiutiifty. 
 3. b&i itriid)en , bit ivrad). 4. ber iJ5nid), 
 9{ip, bie ©p.ilte. 5. l(EI)ir.] ber 53nid). 
 
 A burst of tliunder, of applause, of 
 tears, ein plft^tidjer I)eftiger DiMiner, pliji;li> 
 d)er Inuter SJeifiiJI, ein nnn)i(Itul)rlid)e5 l;ef.- 
 tigeS 2S3cinen. 
 
 Burst - bellied, einen S3rn4) ^abenb. 
 --wort, [93ot.] bti« 93rud)frnut. 
 
 Burst, { bur'stn, pp. 0. Burst 
 
 Bursten,5 u. adj. ge6rod)en; l(Fl)ir.] 
 einen 93rn(<> l)«benb, mit eineni a3rud)e bc^ 
 ()rtftct. ^ ^ 
 
 BurstenneSS, burstn'nes, ». b&i 
 0)ebrod)<'nftin ; [Gljir.] ber SBrud). 
 
 Burster, burst'ur, «. bcr3iTbrcd)cr, 
 Serfpreuger. [()nncne ^2)iiil)l|lein. 
 
 Burstone, bur'stune, *. btx unbes 
 
 Burt, bart, *. [3d)t6i>Pf.J bie ©djolle 
 
 (f. Bret). 
 
 Burtiien, bur'THn, f. Burden. 
 
 Burton, bur'tn, (nnd) top-h'ir- 
 ton-tackle) «. [«))?nr.] bieliilje. berliifel. 
 
 Bury, ber're, ». 1. bai ^awi , bie 
 2IBoI)nii!ig, 93urg, ber sa3o(;nort (ftubet fid) 
 befonbera in Sufaminenf., al*: Shrews- 
 
 BUS 
 
 bury, Danbnry unb fBtnnit tnit bent 
 beurfd&en ^urg in Orenburg, Drteubnrg it. 
 iiberciii). 2. -{• bie 5pt>l)le. 
 
 Bury-pear, bic Siutterbim. 
 
 Bury, ber're, (flngcl)'. byrian. burgan) 
 V. a. 1. begrnben (beife^en, einen t'eid)nnni). 
 2. cingraben, oergmbcn, niir &rDe bePccfrn 
 (ben ©tinmen 20. 3. l begmben (Oenianb 
 in ben Sfuinen einer ©tnbt 10. 4. 1 To — 
 one's self, ftd) begrnben (fid) juri'lrfjieljen in 
 ein illofler, in eine (S-inobe k.). 5. bc^imbcn 
 (ben 5'"tl)cn ubergcben, einen eeid)nntn; 
 luie (luf ©djiffen iiblid) ifl). 6. ± begmben 
 (eine©od)e in eine nnbcre feijen;. 7. ± begra« 
 ben (oergeffen u. oergeben, S8e(eibigungen). 
 6. Thy name so buried in lier. Shak. 
 
 To bury the hatchet, (^orbnin.] bie 
 ©trcit.i);t begmben, b. I). JJriebe m(id)en. 
 He will - me, er luirb inic^ ilbcrteben. 
 
 Burying-, ber'reing, *. iai !Be. 
 gr.ibnitj. 
 
 Burying-ground, ber itir(^f)Of, ®otf 
 tcCncter. —-place, bic ®rab|liitte. 
 
 Busil, bush, (bnn.busk; rd)m. buslia) 
 s. 1. ber »nfd), ®traudf. 2. bai ©ebufd), 
 25urd)H)erf. Emcvc. 3. ber Siifd), ^riinj, bnS 
 95icrieid)en, ^Beinjeidjen (einer ©d)enfe), ber 
 2i}einfmuj, SBierfranj. 4. ber 2^urd)er, SBukO 
 (ipnare 10. 5. ber gud)efd)ni<in}. 6. [Xcc^n.] 
 ber 5inbenring; [Wiar.] ber ©d)eibenring. 
 
 I'rov. To go about the b u s It , frutntH 
 ()eruni foiniuen, mit ber ©prrtd)e nid)t l)er« 
 aui ivoflen. 
 
 Bush, V. n. bufd)ig luerbcn. 
 
 Busii, V. a. [lc<t)n.] mit 9?n6enrin» 
 gen, ©(^eibenringen oerieljen. 
 
 Bushel, bush'ii , (nrm. boesel; 
 noriu. bussel) *. 1. (ein engl. u. uorbnni. 
 ■OKag fi'ir ®etreibe unb uber(;aupt trocfene 
 S[Onnreu) ber S8u|"()el, ©d)effel. 2. o tic 
 gro^e •OKenge, ber^nufc. 3. [Xed[)n.] bie 3^i. 
 benbiidtfe (in DTorbrtin. box). 
 
 B u s h e 1 - b n b b y, o eine I'otU'iifige JJrrtii. 
 
 Buslielag-e, biish'eiadje, *. Me filr 
 SBiiaren nnd) bem ©d)ftfel ju enrrid)rente 
 'ilbgnbe. [fd)igc, (5)ebiird)ige, »iii"(^id>re. 
 
 Bu.^iiiness, busii'enes, s. bai 93u> 
 
 Buslliuent, bush'ment, «. f bn^ 
 (iicbufd), Sicfid)t. 
 
 Busily, bush'e,«rf;. bufdjig, gebnrd)ig, 
 bufrf)i(f)t; (I'oii 95nrte) bid)t. 
 
 Busied, biz'/fd. ndj. berd).ifrigt. 
 
 Busiiess, bi/.'zeles, adj. gei'd)nfr» 
 lo«, inuyig, unberc^nftigt. .Shak. 
 
 Busily, luz'zele. adv. I. gerd)iifri;i, 
 eifrig , l)i()ig. 2. mit mid)riner ■>))iienc , nn[> 
 gierig, jufitinglicf), unbc)"d)cit!fn. 
 
 Business, biznes. «. 1. bai dies 
 fd)nit, bie 25eid)nfrigMng. 2. bai (>)ffd)nfr, 
 ®eiucrbe. 3. tn5 ©efdjntt, ber (5)cgen|lnnb 
 ber 93efd)nftigung. 4. bie giniieifgeiujeir, 
 ©n(^)e, ber 5?nnbc(, (5)egcn|1nnb. 5. tie 9Sir< 
 rid)niug (j. 5). S8errid)rnng in einer sntferns 
 ten ©rnbt Ijnbeu). 6. Die '>J>tlid)r, bai Slmrsi 
 gefd)nfr, bie Dbliegenl}cit. 
 
 3. It sliould be llie main business of 
 
 life to serve God and obey bis roui- 
 ninnds. Webster. 
 
 4. Fitness to govern is a perplexed busi- 
 
 ness. Bacoh. 
 
 6. A lawyer's business is to do justice 
 
 to his clients. WtuvTEB. 
 
] 20 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. 1V6, move, n5r, got, 6il, cl6ud. Tube, tnb, foil. t/Mn, THis. 
 
 BUS 
 
 'What business has a man with the 
 disputes of others, wai ge()cn eiiien ^TJJeii; 
 iOjtn 6ie ©tvcitigfciten ainOercr nii? To do 
 the — for a man dD. of somebody, 3""<"1^ 
 umbrinflen ob. ju ®ninbe rid)tcn. 1 will 
 make it my -, id) luiil iiiir fcie ©n(f)e niige: 
 legen |ein lafTen. To come into -, [^iinCelJ in 
 Sfiif toiiimen. To liave a -, &tma& trcibcii, 
 tDrl)a6eil. To set up in -, to commence -, 
 [ipaiibel] ftd> fetlfn, ein ©ciuerbf niifangen. 
 His - is done, ei i|T lltll if}!! ge(d)cl)en. To do 
 one's -, o feiiie ?iotl)burft i>erriif)tcn. We 
 hiive no - in town, luir l;a()C!i 9iid)tij ill t)cr 
 ©tilbt jU tl)Un. In tlie - of trade, ill ipnil^ 
 fccieangclegcnfjeitctt. To be connected in - 
 with . . , in 65efd)aften ild^cn mit . . To 
 pass or adjust a -, ein Oifd^nft a&tt;un. 
 - for one's own account, ber &iijciil;iiiiDel. 
 To carry on - in..., &e\<i)(iiti niad)en 
 ill ... [cost, ti loljut fie »))iiil;e iiid)t. 
 
 I'rov. The business will not quit 
 
 llusk) busk; (fr. busque) a. IXii 
 ajiaiifi'dKit, 'iJSlnnfd)ett (in ter grnuenrdjnur: 
 
 Busk, *. t £>« ^iw'd). [buiil). 
 
 Busk, V. II. tljotuj, (iefd)aftia fein; 
 (tei Kaikkax fiir prepare. nti]icl)cn, I'crrig 
 nuirf)en, itii trani'itu'eii iSinio. 
 
 Busk, (rd)iurj dress; buskiug-, 
 
 d I e s s i II i^ ; bUSliif , d r e s s e d. 
 
 Busket, bus'ket, d'r. bouquet; <. 
 
 i([& I'mliyiilDdKii- 
 
 Buskie, (rct)ott.) bushy. 
 
 Bu»kiu, biis'kin, «. 1. Der it^albi'lies 
 fcl, 6d)iiiir|tief"e(. 2. ber iiotljnni baljtr: 
 3. ii!i\6 iraueripiel. --style, bie tnigiiMje 
 ©d/i-eilHirt. Ibcnb rcbeii; fuigiid) tl;un. 
 
 Tu talk in buskins, tlMgifd), IjOC^trU: 
 
 Buskined, bi'is'kinci, «<</'. in S^aib-. 
 flicfii Ob. in ben iiotljiirn gefleiber. 
 
 Busky, bOs'ke, (getuuljnl. Bosky) 
 adj. I. bui'c^ig, niit 5)aunien ii. G}e|lrnnd)en 
 bin)ad)tVn. 2. fd)attig. 3. luiilbig. Shak. 
 
 Buss, bus, (perf. bosidan; atab. 
 b.iusa) s. ber ^Uj}. 
 
 Buss, (\pU. buis; ruff, busa) t. 1. 
 [-^Jiiir.i bie ajiife (ein 5al;rjeug). 2. i\d)ot(.) 
 
 s li e 1 1 e r. 
 
 Buss, t. o bie iia^e, ba6 &at}d)en. 
 Buss, V. a. ftiffen; (and) ^). Shak. 
 
 Bust, bust, (fr. buste) s. 1. M& 
 airiiftDilb, bie 2)Ufte. 2. f t»cr 5?olj|1i'|J, 
 8a)aterl;iiiifen. ^ tiniDpe. 
 
 Bustard, bus'turd, *. [£)rnitl}.J ber 
 
 Lessei bustard, ber 3iuergtriippe. 
 
 Bustle, bus'sl, V. n. gefd^nfcig, uii; 
 ruljig I'ein, fid) regen ob. riil;rcn, fid) tum> 
 luclii, l)anbrl}ieren (ofr ob. gciuiiijnl. i|1 bamir 
 fcie 3Dec ooM Siirm, (yeriiiifd) ucrljiinpen). 
 
 Bustle, i. 1. ber litirni, Mo &et'6\t, 
 Oeranfd), eJciuirl)!. 2. i bai 'iUnffcljen. 
 A man ot bustle, ein unriil)iger il'opf. 
 
 Bustler, bus'litr, «. bie gefd)aftige, 
 unrni)ige, riiljrige iperfon. (len.i ©tatue. 
 
 Bustu, bus'to, t. Die !bti|le, (jiiivei^ 
 Busy, biz'ze, (rtligelf. bysi, bysig, 
 byseg, bysgian) adj. 1. befd)(iftigt. 2. tl)a = 
 tig, gcfd)iiftig; (at) eifrig (in), - at work, 
 flcKlig on ber SIrbeit. 3. fid) in freinbe ^)lii: 
 fltlfgenljeiten iui("d)enb , Inilig , tinniljig, 
 florenb, jiibringltd). 4. niirul)ig, gi'fd)iiff!.HH^Il. 
 
 1. My niisiiess is busy and caiiiini come 
 
 i>HAKSI>t:AKC 
 
 BUT 
 
 Busy-body, bec jubringlirf)e , lailige, 
 nnrnt)ige yjitnfd). — brain, bev ^Inninns 
 C^er. --inquirer, ber ®paf)cr. 
 
 Busy, V. a. bef(t){iftigen (Ocinanb). 
 
 But, biit, (angelf. butan, buion, buta. 
 bute) part, fiir butan. 
 
 1. (tn^genominen, nuper; luenn nic^t, luo: 
 fern ni<i)t, e6 fei benn; ber nid)t, bie nid)t, 
 iai n'\<i)t; nnberS nliS; ba^; bnfj nid)tj nlo. 
 
 Who can it be, but perjured Lykon ? 
 luer fnnn eS fein, nu^er bem incineibigcii 
 Si)fDn ob. ei fei benn ber meineibigc 2i)ton? 
 Smith. I should sin to think — nobly, id) 
 luiirbe fiinbigen, bid)te hi) ni(f)t ebel. Shak 
 The last line - one, bie oorle^te B^ne. 
 3n folgenben SSeifpielen ifl that mid) hut 
 ail6gelaffcn : For, but I am deceived, 
 benn, luenn id) mid) md)t tnnfd)e. Shak. 
 But it is a tidings to wash the eyes of 
 kings, roenn e6 nid)t etne 9?ad)ric^t ill, 
 nm bie 3lugen ber Itonige jn trocfnen.SuAK. 
 What reader - knows? meldjer Sefer iveip 
 nid)t? Not one — is wounded, ^eber i|l 
 uenuunbet. — It is not impossible but 1 
 may etc., c6 ifi nid)t unnioglid), bnp id) ic. 
 
 Dkvden. — There is no question but (.bnji) 
 the king of Spain will relorm most of the 
 abuses. Addisoh. — And but (luenn ni(t)t) 
 iiiv noble Moor is true of mind, it were 
 enough to put ii-im to ill thinking. Shak. — 
 The moon was no sooner up — he etc., ber 
 -'iJiimb mat tanm nufgegangen, nl^ er ic 
 1 don't doubt -etc., id) jiucifle nid)t, bngsc 
 Tliere is no one — knows etc., e6 1)1 Sfic 
 manb, ber nid)t lueig ic. 
 
 2. nnr, boc^ nur, bloi, \\i<i)t incf)r al5, 
 eben. A formidable man, but to his 
 friends, ein nur feinen JJreiinbcn fiird)t! 
 barer ■■IKi'inn. Drydem. There is but one 
 man present, nut ttniJRrtnn ifl gcgcnioiirtig. 
 He eats - little, er i#t nur SiCenig. 3' 
 ntlcn biefen ©a$en ift eine ^fJegntion not 
 nothing etc. , nusSgelnfTen. 0" 3i'orbntnerifii 
 Ijnt bai SBolf bie unfprunglid)e , forrefte 
 ■ipljrafe beibe(;atten unb flebnuid)t in bicfcin 
 gafle qembl)nlid) eine 3?egiUion. &6 fagt 
 ni<^t: 1 have but one, fonbern: 1 have 
 not but one, b. I). \d) I)nbe nic^t, niiege 
 noniinen einen, einen nn^gcnonimcn unb id) 
 Ijiibc feinen, b. i). id) (;iU'e niir emeu. 
 
 But for you, niir luegeii 3l}rcr, nur nn5 
 9{iicffid|)t fiir ©ic, lunre e^ nid)t ^I^n-rioegcn, 
 ludreii ©ie iiid)t, lueiin ©ie nid)t gciucfeii 
 miiren. But for her sufferings, loeuil fic 
 nur nid)t litte. 1 would — for hurting him, id) 
 luollte t6 n)0()(, menn id) il)n nur uid)t ocr^ 
 le()te. - for, nuper, wenn ba6 nid)t lunre 
 ob geioefen rofire. — just now, fo eben. — a 
 while since, feit iturjeiu. Not -that, nid)r 
 bop ni(f)t, nid)t nl5 menn. - that, menu 
 nid)r, lUO md)t. He cannot — know, ei fiiun 
 il)in iiid)t uiibefnnnt fein. Be - ruled by me, 
 (oigen ©le nur incinem 3{ntf)e. 
 
 But, (angclf. bote) con;. 
 
 1. (Tber ((5)egenfil^). Our wants are many 
 and grievous ; b ut quite of another kind. — 
 Tlie House of Representatives were well 
 agreed in passing tlie bill; but the Senate 
 dissented. Webster. 
 
 2. aber, iebod), bed), nflein, nber bod), in= 
 bojTen, nid)rJ bcilonieniger , iiiiii, nun nber 
 
 |((i'iniuurf unb i23eiat)uii<)i. But yet, nber 
 
 BUT 
 
 bod), bcffen ungend)tet. But forall that, after 
 be(Tin ungead)rcr. 
 
 3. fonbern. But also, fonbern aud). 
 
 But, interj. wit. 
 
 Zounds, but she is handsome! ©npper> 
 incnt, mie fc^&n ij! fie! 
 
 But, (fr. bout) gen)o()nl. Butt, *. l. 
 bn^ &ubf.; bie ®renje. (Slis Qnbe bebeutct 
 e-i gi'iubl;nlic^ bn6 bicfere Q-nbe , j. <B. ven 
 eincin SJnume b(\6 ©tnmnieiibe). 2. [-Wnr.] 
 iiM (S-nbe ciner jur ©d)iff!5bcfleibun() bienen« 
 ben a3ol)(e. 3. bie 3ielfd)eibe ober ber (?)egen« 
 llniib iei ©pottes. 
 
 The ship has started ob. sprung abut, 
 [-BJnr.] b.i6 G'nbe einrr S^efleibungcsbofjlc i|l 
 lot^gefprnngen. But and but, [•iJKnr.] eine 
 ©tiiofd)erbe. 
 
 But- end, 1. bn^ biffe&nbe einer©nd&e; 
 a)[-»tnr.] berqsinnfenfopf. b)ber.Kol6en (eii 
 ne«®en)e()re6'). --enders. s.pi. [iJ?urbnni.] 
 bie Kniittelgnrbe (©(^)intpfnnnie be<5 bcnio» 
 rratifd)en 3nn()nge(^). [qen. 
 
 But, V. n. [.Tiorbnin.] bid)t bnbei (ie. 
 
 But, t>. a. nn cinein G'nbe beriif)ren, 
 begrenjen. 
 
 But an' ben, [be out and be 
 in], (fd)Ott.) the country kitchen and 
 parlor; the outer and inner side 
 of the partition wall in a house 
 consisting o f t w o apartments. 
 
 Butclier, but'islmr, (nrin. bonier) 
 *. 1. ber 5(cifd)er, ^'no(f)eii()aucr , 'OT»'(jgcr, 
 S>d)li\d)Uv. 2. f ber blutbi'irilige Wenfrf), 
 2Bi!tl)erid), 5penfer<5fncd)t. 
 
 Butcher's meat, bni ©cf)fnc^tf{eiu^, 
 frifd)e gleifd). - s shambles, bie gieifd)* 
 bnnfe. -'s steel, ber SCe^ilaf^f. 
 
 Butcher-bird, (Drilirl).] bcr 9?fUnt5b« 
 ter. — row, ber '5(eiff()r(f),irren, bie'jreifc^. 
 biiufe. -'s- broom, [SBor.J ber'TOmifeborn. 
 ~'s-dog, ber iy(eifc^erf)unb. -'s- horse, 
 1. bn6 ■5leifd)erpferb. 2. ± ein f4(e(^)te« 
 ^^fcrb niit fd)Ud)Um SReitcr. 
 
 Butcher, v. a. i. fd)t(\d)Un. 2. 
 niorben, ineijcln. 
 
 Butclierliness , but'tshurUnli, 
 s. bie ®rnufnnifeit, SSIutgicr. 
 
 Butclierly, biit'tshurle, adj. (jrnu« 
 fnm, ini)rberif(^, blutbiiriTig, blutgierig. 
 
 Butcliery, but'tshurc, s. 1. bnS 
 5-lcifd)erl;anbn)erf, ?(Kf$gcr()anbwcrf. 2. ± bie 
 •■Kct^elei , bn« ®eine(}el, 95lutbiib. 3. hn3 
 ©d)liid)tf)ini6 , bie ^Jte^iq; 5-Ieirif)rd)ronne, 
 5lcifd)biinf . 4. f ber Drt beS SSlutoergicpcnfi, 
 bie Sd)lad)tbiinf. Shak. 
 
 Butler, but'lur, (ir. builleir) t. (in 
 oorneljmen ipnufern ein Scbientcr, ber bie 
 2s3eine, bni ©ilbergcfc^tirr ic. jii beforgen linr) 
 ber ''3)?nnbfd)cnf, ^e(lerniei|1er , ©d)enf; 
 Infelberfcr. [(engl.) ^Eeinfteuer. 
 
 Butlerag'e , bui'li'irAdje , «. tie 
 
 Biitlersliip, brii'iurship, t. bn< 
 '>B?unbfd)enfen V iU'ricrmciilcrs, Xafelbecfer--, 
 ©d)cnfennnit. 
 
 Butinent, but'ment, (V. fr.) «■ 1. 
 [i!lrd)it.] ber Slufbrnct, .^nlter, bie SH3ibet» 
 liige(einer93rucfejc.), SSiegnng. 2. [Bininierl.] 
 bie ^erbe. [«. brr ^feil. 
 
 Butsliaft, but'shaft, (but n. shaft) 
 
 Butt, but, *. l.^bneG'nbe, bitfe 
 (fnbe, ber nugerfte '55unft, bnl)er: 2. bn« 
 3iel, bie gielf(t)eibe. 3.f a)bn«3ii'i, berG-tw* 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. M^, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nSr, got, 6il, cl6^d. Tiibe, tub, full. t//ln, THis. 127 
 
 BUT 
 
 iwect. b) bai Sict^ i>« ®eoenflan6, bit 3ieU 
 f(t)et6e (te« liii^es, ©(^erjcs, ©potted). 4. 
 (It @4>te0mauec, (ec >£4)eitien|lan&. 5. a) 
 tec 8ci>0 nitc bem &o\>it (etne$ Xf)ierd, 
 ©tierfi, i8i>(f6 ic). b) [gec^tt.] bee (Sto^. 
 6. ( ein OKng fur %lu\\i<ittiten , befoiibetd 
 5LJein; = 126 Q)olloneii) bad t^ag, bie 
 ^ipe. 7. t bie ®renje. 8. ['Dtiir.] bod ©nbe 
 eiiier 39ot}le an einein Sd^iffe. 9. eine befuiibece 
 9lrt uon >2ingelii an If^iireii ic. 
 
 To run full butt at any one, im Saufe 
 niit beni ^cpfe an Ocmniib (lopen. To meet 
 any one full -, mit Q\\\tm iuramtitencreffen, 
 jiirnmmeni^cgen. [Stieren, ©ocfen ic). 
 
 0utt, 0. a. tnit betn ^opfe ilo^eii (u. 
 
 To butt at, (logen (na^i), o'flen). To - 
 •lie another, fic^ llll^en. [But. 
 
 Ilutted, bdt'ted, adj. begreiijt, \. 
 
 Butter, but'tdr, (aiioelf. buter, bu- 
 tera) «. I. bie ©Utter. 2. bie Gutter, ber 
 ttitternljnlidye ©toff j. ®. - of antimony. 
 l\t ©picMfllanjbutter. - of anenic, bie 'Hr^ 
 feiiifbutter. - of cacao, bie ^afaobutter k- 
 
 A slice of bread and -, ein !8utteri>C0b. 
 A toait and -, eine (jer5|lete SSutterff^nitte. 
 
 Butter-box, I. bie !»iitterbii4)fe. 2. 
 \ ber ©uttertrciTer ( ©pottnnine ber ^oUiin' 
 ter). — buiup, bieJfcljrbonimcl. — burr, 
 [»ot.J bie J^D^pappef. --crock, ber 2>ui= 
 tettopf. --cup», l^ot,] eine "llrt $.il)ueii= 
 fu0. — flower, [«i)t.J bie aJiiiterbliime. 
 
 — fly, ber ©d>metterliiig. -.fly-»liell, 
 [fiond^il.j ber ©(l^tiietterliiigdfluael , bie gui: 
 neifc^e lute, --man, ber Jbuttermami, 
 aJutterljanbler. --milk, bie 5»uttermiic^. 
 
 — nut, 1. bie wcige ':H3aluu@, Ccliuig. l. 
 
 — Ob. — tree, ber nieige>ii5alnug.-, Deluu0= 
 bduin. --pear, bie ©d)in.Ujbirn. --print, 
 Ob. --•tamp, bie Sutteriyrni. --sauce, 
 tit iButterbrul;e. --tootli, ber breite 9Jor: 
 berjaljn. --tub, l ba« Sutterfu^. 2. 
 [■Xanira.] bie Suttertute (-JMiii^cl). - ■ 
 who re, bie S.iiiferiiin. --wife, ob. 
 
 — woman, bie :iyuttfiljanblerinn , 2)utter; 
 frau. --wort, [ibot.J bie Sutterrourj. 
 
 Butter, V. a. 1. mit ©utter beflreis 
 l^en Ob. jurid>ten ; nuf (kumi ©utter flrei! 
 d>en. 2. ^ubuttern, (ben <Sat^ im ©piel bei 
 jebein SSiurf :c.) ocrroppeln. 
 
 To butter a bell , I «J>lj<irao(V. ] ei" 
 $iircli mii(i)ca. 
 
 /'roo. Tu know on which side the bread 
 is I) 11 1 1 e r e d . feinen 93ortl;ii( oerflel)en. 
 
 UutteriM, bui'uiiis, t. [^piiffc^niieb] 
 b«»b HJirfeii'en, 20irfnic(7er. 
 
 Buttery, biituiie, adj. butterartig, 
 fiurtfrirf)t. - *. bie ©ofirefannncr. 
 
 Buttledor- barley, but'tldor- 
 baile. I. (©or.] bie 23.irrflcr|le. 
 
 Buttock, biii'tuk, «. 1. bad ipin< 
 tertljeil, bie ^interbarfe; pi. ber ©teig, S;>\\\- 
 ttre ; tci6 ^reuj (bei <J}ferben) ; bad ©efaji 
 <6ei ■Slffen). 2. ['War.] bie ©iflen, ber @pie= 
 get eiued 6(l)iffed. [einein D^fen. 
 
 But lock -beef, bad Cenbenfturf I'on 
 
 Buttock - nail, (f^ort.) fine 
 Imposed in lieu of sitting on the 
 ■ tnni of repentance. 
 
 Button, biJt'tn, (fir. boutoni «. I. 
 ( brr &nm ( jmn Siiopfrn). 2. ber &nppf 
 (jfber rnnbe an einein anbern befi'i^mff ^i'l": 
 p>.T>. 3. ber Siwm, Mc ^ni'dpe, bad '2lUi)i' 
 
 BUY 
 
 (einer ^|Ianje). 4. ber ^nopf am 3Aume pb, 
 SuQel eined ^ferbegefc^irrd, an ©4>lijf7rrn :c. 
 5. ber 9{eiber, iSJirbel (an l^iiren, tjaiiptf. 
 ©taUtljuren ic). 6. [gljein.J bad ^orn. 
 7. [<JKar. ] (- of a bonnet) ber Snopf an 
 cinem £eilj|'ege(. 8. [iKaturg.] - ob. --fish, 
 ber ©eeigel, iDfeeriflel. 9. pi. [533aibiiirpr.J 
 bie Cofunfl (eined ^afen). 10. ber .Kamin 
 (an 6ieigen, Souten). 
 
 Along button, (in ^nopf mit einem 
 Det)rd)cn. A tufted — , ein ^iiopf mit feibenem 
 £lua|l(i)en. [feinen ^nopf ob. ^eUer wettlj. 
 
 i'roti. 'Tis not worth a button, ed i|1 
 
 B u 1 1 o n-h o 1 e, bad ^nopjloc^. --maker, 
 ber Kn»pfma4)er. — stone, [^JKmeralg.j 
 ber ^nopfilein. --tree, [©ot.] ber .ftnopf. 
 bauin. -ware, bie Snopfmad)eriuaare. 
 --weed, [©ot.] bad ^nopfgrad. --wood, 
 [©ot.J ber fiopfbaum; Jinopfbaum (Cepha- 
 lantlius u. i'laianus occidentalis). 
 
 Button, V. a. (oft mit up) 1. an: 
 fniipfcn, iufniipfen. 2, ± liberjieljen. 3. *■' 
 iinticiPeii, aujiei)en. [jieljer. 
 
 Buttoner, but'tnur, «. ber ilnopf: 
 
 ButtreHS, but-trU, «. l. [^21rd)it.J 
 ber ©rrebept'eiler, bie ©tiJE^e, (4eiui>ibd|hit^e, 
 bie ©trebemauer , ©trebeiuanb. 2. ± bie 
 ©tiii;e (im 'JlUg.). [ (©eiuiilbe, »])J?auern jc). 
 
 Buttress, v. a. ilui^en, unteriliii,<eii 
 
 ButtM, biits, I. pi. 1. ber ©i1)ie0plai) 
 (ber ©ogi'iiic^u^en). 2. fur^e ©tiicfe daubed 
 in pjiugbacen (^urt^eiirainen u. ^uri^en. 
 
 But%viuk, biit'wiiigk, «. [Oriiul).j 
 ber ilibiQ. 
 
 ButyraceOUS , butierA'shus, 
 
 Butyrous , buiteius, 
 adj. bnrterartig. 
 
 Buxom, buk'suin, (atigi'lf. bocsuni) 
 adj. 1. « geljorfain, folgiam, gc|"d{)ineibig, 
 biegfam, luillfaljria. Miltoh. 2. frijl)lid), leb: 
 Ijaff, munter, (Jinf. 3. liijlern, leict^rierug, 
 lippig, fc^elmifcf), lofe. mutl;ivillig. 
 
 BuXOinly, buk'sumle, ado. 1. * 
 folgiam, gcljoriam. 2, luilern, ocrliebt, lofe. 
 3. munter, fJiiif, aufgerAumt. 
 
 BuKOnineSS, buk'sumnes, t. 1. ^° 
 bie ©iinftmutl), golgfamfeit. 2. bie 5r6l)= 
 lid>feit, "Wiinterfeit, gliiifljeit. 3. bie 2Jer. 
 lifbiljeit, Sutternf)eit, bet "ilKutijwiae. 
 
 Buy, bi, praet. u. pp- bought, (angelf. 
 bigan, bygan) v. a. 1. faufen (anfaufen, 
 erilffjeu). 2. i a) erfaufen (@unil, 25ergnii. 
 gen), b) f erfaufen, be|lc4>en (einen 9{id)= 
 ter to. 3. o (oft) tl)eiier erfaufen ob. bc; 
 jaljlen. Cmai;cer. 4. [$anbelj (up) aiiffaufen. 
 
 To buy and sell, l)anbeln, ®c)"cf)iifre 
 inadjcn. To -on credit, auf^rcbit ob.©org 
 faufen. To - the refusal, tai 3{eff)t, fi'iiif; 
 tig eiiu gemiffe ©acf)e urn einen geioiffen 
 •ipreid faufen ju (ijnnen, fauflic^ an fi(f) briii= 
 gen. To - the small pox , [©libioaUidJ bie 
 ©lattern biirt^ ©inimpien bcfommen. 
 
 To buy in, [$anbel] 1. Slftien bei einer 
 ^ompagnie ic. faufen ob. neljmen 2. iuriicf: 
 faufen. 
 
 To buy off, erfaufen, befle^jen; (any 
 one from) burt^ ©eflec^ung lodmac^jen, Iod= 
 reigen (oon). 
 
 To buy out, 1. rodfanfen, abfaufen, til: 
 c^tn. 2. biircf) ©e|Tf(()iing lodreiCen, geioiiiucn. 
 .Sh4b. .3. (^anbel) aiidfaufen (3cmanb). 
 
 Buy, I) n faufen, l;all^r[ll, ivrgcn eined 
 
 BY 
 
 AaufeS unterl)anbefn. Shak. [Srak. 
 
 I will buy with you and sell with you. 
 
 Buyer, bi'iir, 4. ber ilnufcr; <!De(^» 
 relnehmcr. [^auf; - up, ber 2Iuftauf. 
 
 Buying-, b> ing, ». \)ai itaufen, ber 
 
 Buz, biiz, inlerj. « eitled ®e|'(^n)S$! 
 Sarifari ! Shak. 
 
 Buzz, buz, (perf. bazldan; it. buizi- 
 care) v. n. i. fummen, fumfen (o. ©ienen); 
 brummen, murmeln. 2. fluflcrn. 
 
 Buzz, V. a. 1. fluiTeni, jufTuftern. 1. 
 (off mit about) im 0)ef)eiinen aiidbreiten ob. 
 oerbreiten, Ijeruinplaubern, audplaubern. 
 
 Buzz, ». 1. tai ©ummen, fflefumft 
 (ber ©ienen lO. 2. bad 0)efrii|ler, ^Inflern, 
 @ef(f)ioa^, ®emiirme(, ®erebe. 
 
 Buzzard, bui'zurd, t. \. fOrnit^.] 
 ber 'iBJaufefatf, ©ufjaar, bie S33ei()e. 2.iber 
 Dumtnfopf, ©d)&pd. 
 
 Buzzard, adj. bumm, finutod. 
 
 Buzzardet, buzzurdet', «. [Drnltf).] 
 ein bem ©u^aar aljniicfeer Jalf. 
 
 Buzzer, bilz'zur, «. ber ^lufleret, 
 SufTiijlerer, D()renb(a)er. 
 
 By, bi, and) be, (angeff. be ob. big; 
 gotf). bi; fd)m. U. ban. be; (jofl. by) praep. 
 
 1. bei, neben, an (5?af)e anbentenb; autj 
 i). That house stands by the river, jened 
 Spaui (lef)t on bem %\n^t. To be - one'* 
 self , ganj aflein fein. To set a thing - 
 Itself, ©tmad befonberd (egen. To live - 
 one's self, (iir (icf> Ifben. 1 will stand - 
 you, i(i) luerbe^^nen beiftcl^en. Do -others, 
 as you would be done -, tijun ©ie fl'ir 3lni 
 Dere, luad ©ie loiiiifcfjen, ia^ Slnbere fi'ir ©ie 
 tl)un. You took example — us, ©ie naf)« 
 men ein ©eifpiet an iind. He has a cask of 
 wine - him, er l)rtt ein 5ap SBcin bei \[&). 
 To sit — one's self, arieill fitien. North — 
 West, [mat.] 9?orb jum 2Be|len. - west, 
 ivctliuartd. 
 
 2. neben ..., an ... ooriibcr ob. oorbel 
 (uon ©emegungen). They passed -a port, 
 fie famen an ober neben eincm ^iifeii oorbci 
 ober t>oriiber. 
 
 3. buret), oon, mit (mit ijjulfe ober burc^ 
 bie ilMft bed JC). The town is destroyed 
 
 - fire, bie ©tabt ifl buret) &«i* &eiier jcrili^rt. 
 -chance, oon ungcfiil^r, bur(f),3ufa(l. - that 
 name, unter jenem 9?amen. - force, mit 
 ®eiwalt. - dint of, fraft, oermittelfl, biirrt). 
 
 - virtue of, oemioge, fraft. - way of, l.an« 
 Itatt. 2. burci), oennittelil. - the way , iin 
 iSorbeigeljen, beiliiufig jii erinnern, obenljin, 
 nebeiiljer. - candlelight, bei £id)t. He goes 
 
 - the name of ... , cr fiiljrt ben 3'?ainen . . . 
 
 - birth, oon ober burc^ fflcburt. He was - 
 trade a butcher, er iwar feined (i3ciuerbed 
 ein (Jleifdjer. - procuration, [5paubel] per 
 ■iprofura. 
 
 4. nacf), um (eine 9?eif)enfotge anbentenb). 
 Day — day, lag fl'ir lag. — turns ober -• 
 course, roet^feldiveife , nad) ber SJeilje. Year 
 
 - year, jebed ^ai)X. — a pace, ©(Ijritt U0» 
 ©d)ritt. Point - point, ©tiitf fiir ©ti'irf. 
 One - one , ©iner ixad) bem Stiibern, Qini 
 um'd 9lnbere. 
 
 5. binnen, roaf)tenb, tiiner^nlb (eine 3«it« 
 bailcr anjcigenb). - the space of ten years, 
 mal)reiib te6 Seitranmed oon jeliii On'^ren. 
 
 6. bei, nm, ju, in, gcgeti (iiiigifaljre 3eit» 
 bfflimmung). - this time the sun had risen. 
 
128 Fate, far, fnll. fat M^. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, g6t, 6il, c\6Ad. Tiibe, tub, ^.F?. tZin, Tfris. 
 
 BY 
 
 um btefe 3"t mnv bie ©onne niifgegongen. 
 
 7. mit (ungefn()re 3eitbeflimtming). 1 
 shall be back again - break of day, - one 
 o'clock, id) metbe niit IngeC'nn&rud), iini ein 
 ll()r wieber juriirf fctii. - that time, tn> 
 mal6, um bie .3cit. By this time, je^t, je^t 
 fc^on. - tliis time twelve -month, l)CUte 
 uber ein Oa()r; f. '7?r. 6. 
 
 8. nacf), gemn^, jiifolge, fniit, in Wemnptjcit 
 (bebingt bard) etmaS SKctrljergefjcnbeg). This 
 appears — his own account, 6ie|C6 gcf)t cm& 
 feiner eigcnen SlngnDe l)en>Dr. Tliese are 
 good rules to live -, biefe Stfegein jTnb gut, 
 um if)nen n(irf)}ule&en. -all means, 1. nuf ndc 
 nur m&glid)e21vt, burcf)nu8. 2. gemip, frcilid). 
 
 — no means , feinc^iuegS , niif feine 2Beife. 
 It was seven — your watch, nad) 31)rcr 
 llf)r mat eS fie^en. - the duello, nad) ten 
 Oefe^en be6 BueflS. Shak. - your desire, 
 auf 5^r a3cgcf)ren. 
 
 9. JU (fo uiel M ouf). - land and - 
 water, JU SBniTcr unb JU Sfllib; - Hull, 
 uber ^utt. 
 
 10. in, md>, um (fluf ein ^n^ aScjug 
 (jabenb); [§anbel] per, fur. This is to be 
 sold - the pound, biefeS mirb nad) bcm 
 ^funbe, b. i). pfunbmeifc, Derfauft. Longer 
 
 - a tenth, um Vio l<inger. - the bulk, - 
 the great, im©anjen, imOircf-en. -pieces, 
 in ©turfen. - little and little, nad) unb 
 nad). - retail, im £leinen ober &in)elnen, 
 einjeJn, fluctiueifc. 
 
 11. bei (fid) (luf eiucn <Bd)muv bcjie^enb). 
 He swears — heaven and earth, er fdjivurt 
 f>t\ $immc( unb Grbe. By'r lakin, bei 
 unferer tieben tji^iui. Shak. 
 
 12. um (einen llnterfc^ieb nnbeutenb). - 
 ten years younger, um 10 ^rtljre iiiuger; f. 
 Wr. 10. 
 
 13. burc^, ucrniljge (bie Dnjiuifc^enfunft 
 eineS Dritten nnbeutenb). To be present 
 
 — attorney, turd) einen obcr oermBge eiiie^ 
 9tniunlt6 erfd)eincn. 
 
 Dy^ adv. 1. nn^e, in geringer (^ntfer^ 
 nung, bubei. Hard -, bid)t babei. To stand 
 -, 1. nalje bnbci flf()cn. 2. i (©inem) bet; 
 (lef)en. 
 
 2. jugegcn, ta. To be -, bn, jugegen, 
 gegenmrtrtig fein. There was no person — , 
 at the time, e^ mnr um bie 3cit ^^liemnnb 
 jugegcn. [by, foglcid), bnIB, nnd)itcn5. 
 
 3. bnfb (nn()e, ber 3eit noc^). By and 
 
 4. - the—, upon the-, im ajptbeige^cn, 
 nfbenf)er, gefegentlidj. (On the -, nuf bem 
 ■jSege, ift uernltet). 
 
 5. uorbei, I'Driiber (eine SSciBcgung an; 
 t»«urcnb). As 1 went -, aU id) yorbei ober 
 uori'iber ging. 
 
 By, * flit of. Shak. 
 
 By» ^ in by-law, (nngcff. bllage) 
 
 Bye, ^ iff tunl;rfd)cinrid) tci6 fd)mct. 
 by cber bnn. bye, ein Derf, ©tnbt ober 
 JJiecfen, unb bcbeutet ta& ©tnbtj, Sorf: 
 gefc^ !C. 
 
 By, in feinen3nrnmmenre^ungen,bcutet 
 (luf etmni 3liibere3 nI6 bie $iinprrarf)e, niif 
 etivnS gfntjeS ober jur ©eire CiegenC'i'^, ourt) 
 ^IbgefonbcrteS, aibgekgcnea l)in, iik': --bag. 
 Cer iJtebenfiicf , b(i6 '7ref'en!23rief! Jt'd'-itVii. 
 --blow, 1. bee CSJinrfofiifl. 2. © tn 2ia= 
 l^urb. —-coach, Ber'lVii, ^nirfmiigi-n. 
 
 - . coffeehouse , tai 2i5iiU'elf.ifffet),ui6. 
 
 BYZ 
 
 By-concernment, 1. Mf 9?e6enfrtc^e, bfl« 
 iWebengefc^nft. 2. bie g?ebenf)anb(ung , epi» 
 fobe. — corner, ein befonberer SBintel, 
 ^ebeniuinfel. --dependance, ber 2lns 
 f)nng, bie mittelbnre 9Jb^nngigfcit. Shak. — 
 design, tie 9ffebenab|td)t. — dish, bo6 
 3i»ifd^engcrid)t. --drinking, ber $ri: 
 uattrunf. Shak. — end, ber >J?cbenjiue(f, 
 bie Stebcnnbftdjt. — fair, bie g^ebenmcfTe. 
 --gains, ». pi. ber 9?cbengeiuinn|1. — - 
 gone, uergnngen, ODriJber. — interest, 
 bie 9?ebennbfid)t, tai ^riimtintcreffe. — 
 job, bn$ 3?ebenmerf , bie 9Tcbennrbeit. 
 --lane, &a3 9?ebengnpd)en. —-law, 
 bie 'Tfcbenuerorbnung , ta6 9?ebengcfe(5 ; ®c; 
 fe$ einer 3unft ic. — laws, [3{ed)t^fpr.] 
 bie 2Biflfiil)ren. — matter, Die3?ebenfa(^e, 
 ber 3'»''rd)enfatt. — name, ber 23eis ober 
 ©pottuiime. — name, v. a, mit einem 
 23eij ober ©pottnnmen belcgen. --past, 
 [©d^ottl.] oergangeu , uoriibcr. --path, 
 ber 9iebenii)cg , bunfle 2i3eg. --place, 1. 
 ber ©d)lupfiuinfeL 2. bie 3iebenf(^nnje. -- 
 post-office, ta-i 'iJiebenpoitl'iirenu. -- 
 profits, s. pi. bie®porteln. -respect, 
 Cie ^lebenriicfftdir. --road, ber ^Webeniueg, 
 bunfle 5li5eg. --room, ta& S'lobenjiinnier, 
 Die »Jicbcnilube. --sack, ber £luerfart. 
 — -speech, bie jufatlige 9{ebe. —-spell, 
 tai ©prid)tuort. --stander, ber 3u; 
 fdjnuer. --street, bie ^Jiebenflrnfje, bunfle, 
 nbgelegene ©ttape. —-time, bie ^Teben: 
 jeit. --town, bie (uon ciner ©trape; 
 nbgelegene ©tnbt. — turning, ber ftnftere 
 iDeg ober 'H^jat. —-view, tie 3iebennb> 
 fid)t. - - w a I k , ber nbgelegene ©pajiergnng. 
 --way, ber bunfle SCeg, ©eireniweg, >)?eben: 
 lueg, llmweg. —-west, adv. weiltid). —■ 
 wipe, ber Ijcinilidje iTpieb, ©rid)(©nrfn«m). 
 --word, bn6 ©prid>n)ort. — work, 1. 
 ba& ^Jtcbenwerf. 2. ber ^lebenbnu. 
 
 By, (fd}Ott.) past, besides, over 
 and above. 
 
 B'y «* in g o o d - b y e iff nic^t bn« 95pr< 
 roort. Dcr 3lu5brucf ifl fpnonijin mit fare- 
 well; ta6 bye \'d)eittt bn^er burd) 3urnm! 
 nienjifl)nng nu6 (God ob. good) be witli 
 you enrflanben ju fein. 
 
 Bye, down bye, i\'d)on.) down 
 
 yonder, not far off. [^ZSo^llort. 
 
 Bye, bi, (nngclf. ) ». ber Slufentljnlt, 
 Byg'Hiies 
 Bymrou< 
 By ke , (\d)Ott.) a b e e - h i v e. 
 By ordinar, (fd)Otc.) more than 
 
 ordinary. [©djnf^urbe. 
 
 Byre, (fd)vtt.) ber Kul;)lni[, bie 
 Byssiu, bis'sui, ) (gr.) «. f eine 
 Byssus, bis'sus, y feibene ober lei; 
 
 nene fiopfnebecfung. [feiben. 
 
 By!«sine, bis's'n, adj. oon ©eibe, 
 Bys-sulite , bis'silite , ( gr. ) s. 
 
 [®eol.J bie ©ternblute, ber 23iiTolirf). 
 Byssus, bis'siis, t. [®eui. ] ber 
 
 2l^be|l. 
 
 Byzant, biz'ant, ^f.Bizan- 
 
 ISyZS&lltilie, biz'anline.^ tine. 
 Byzillltilie, bczan'iine, ( tidj- 
 
 Byzantian, bexint'yun, ^lOirogr.] 
 
 bt>i.iuriMird). t33i)i'inj. 
 
 Byzautiuiii,bi£aut'yuui,4.[Q)eogr.| 
 
 es, I ( fd)Ott.) what is 
 es, y gone by and past. 
 
 CAB 
 
 c. 
 
 C, sll, (g)?itfftut)#. 1. ba6 CT, e. 2. [OTuf.j 
 bn4 C, 3. nfe aibfiirjung beteutet C. Caius, 
 Carolui, Caesar, condemno etc. ; CC. con- 
 sulibus; C. C. C. Corpus Christ! college; 
 C. S. Custos Sigilli. 4. m 3n^(jei(t»en ilebt 
 C fiir 100, CC fiir 200 u. 
 
 Ca*, (fd)ott.) call. 
 
 Cab, kab, *. 1. [3ubcntf;.] ein 9}?ng s 
 3 engl. iRiJrel. 2. bns^nbriolett; --driver, 
 ber S^nbriolettfiifjrer, 2oi)nhit\'d)er. 
 
 Cabal, kabal', (fr. cabale; jt. ca- 
 bala; fp. cabala; (jebr. u. nrnb. kabal, 
 julnfTen, nnne!)men) «. l. tie Anbnie, bet 
 ®el;cimbunb, bie®el)eimrotte. 2. bieitnbnie, 
 intrigue, llmtriebe, 9fnnfe. Drydeit! 
 
 Cabal, I kab'aia, ,. [^nbentl).] 
 
 Cabala, ^ biejtnbbnin, ®d)eimlef)re. 
 
 Cabal, V. Jt. fnbniiren, ^nbnlen mnd)ctr. 
 
 CabalisMi, kab'alLni, *. [^ubenth.j 
 ber i?nbbnlt!5ui , bie ®el;eim(el;re ber ^abba, 
 li|Ten. 
 
 Cabalist, kab'li'st, *. i. [^ubenfh.] 
 ber itnbbniitl. 2. [ fr. ^inbel ] ber gcljeimt 
 IfjeiKjnber. Encyc. 
 
 Cabalistic, kabalis'tik, I adf. 
 
 Cabaiistical, kabalis'tekal,5[3u« 
 bent!).] fnbbnliilifd). 
 
 Cabalize, kab'aiize, V. n. f bi< 
 ©prnc^e 2c. ber itnbbnIiiTcn nnrfjn^men. 
 
 Caballer, kabal'iur,*. bcritabnfen. 
 mnd)cr, 9fnnferd)iuieb. 
 
 Caballine, kab'aline, (1. caballus; 
 ir. capall; ruff, kobilii) adj. ju qjferben ge» 
 l)orig. [- oil, ta<5 ^nmmfeit. 
 
 Caballine aloes, [5)ot.] tie 9fof;nloe. 
 
 Cabaret, kab'aret, (fr. 233.) ». bie 
 ©c^enfe, bniJ 'SJirt^Sl^nin'. 
 
 Cabbag-e, kab'b'dje, (corn, kavatsh-, 
 ir. gabaisde, fr. choux-cabus, U. (. caput) 
 
 s. I. ber S:ol)I, i?opffo^l. — head, tec 
 ^of;(fppf. — lettuce, ber^opffnlnt. — net, 
 ein fIcineS ^e^ jum ^odjen beg jtofjis. -- 
 plant, bie ^o()lp(rnnje. --tree, tie ito()(» 
 pnlme. — worm, bie ^ofjlrnupe. Dog's — , 
 ber^unbSfoI;!, bnSSBingelfrnut. Sea — , tn 
 gintte ^TOeerfoljl, bie'TOeerioinbe. 2. [2!Dnibm» 
 fpr.] ber Kolbennufnlj. 3. o ber Slbfnll, bie 
 9ie|1e Xud) bei ben ©djneibern. 
 
 Cabbag-e, v. n. Sb\)k nnfe^^m, fict> 
 fcfjiiefjen. A plant cabbages. Jonnson. 
 
 Cabbage, (nirfr. cabasser) v. a. 
 inbieipi)((emerfcn (9?efle luc^). Akbuthnot. 
 
 Cabin, kab'bJn, (fr. cabane; ir. TI. 
 mnl. caban; gr. kape, kapane). «. 1. bii* 
 K'nbinct. Spenser. 2. bie ^I'irte. Swift. 
 3. tai 3ett, ber ©d>oppen. Fairfax. 4. bie 
 .ftnjiite (im ©djiffej. --boy, ber ©d)iff«» 
 junge. —-mate, ber .Knjiitengcfaljrte. -- 
 passenger, bcr ^njutenpnffngicr. 
 
 Cabin, v. n. in einer Sputte leben, 
 H)0(}nen. Shak. [.Shak- 
 
 Cabin, v. a. in eine ^ntte eiiifperren. 
 
 Cabinet, kab'inlt, (fr. 217.; it. ga- 
 binetio) ». 1. tai ^nbinet. 2. ber ©c^reibe* 
 rd)rnnf, bn5 ©d)ublnbenrd)rnnfd)cn. Swirx. 
 3. '■' ein ficines S?ciu6, bie ipiitte. 
 
 Cabinet- council. 1. ber ^nbtner^j 
 rnti) iSScrrnnnnlung). Bacow. 2. t\\6 Jia» 
 binet (bie iHrirnlieber tefyelben). Gay. Ca- 
 binet- maker, ber iluuil[ird)ier. 
 
thw. ff.r. f/ill. fnt. ll^V met. Fino, ffn. N6, mive.h6r, got, 6il, c]6\\6. Trthe, tub, fi^li. t/Mn, lllis. 129 
 
 CAB 
 
 Cabinet, ». o. f eitif(t>fiepf n. Howel. 
 
 Cable, ka'bl, (fp. u. fr. cnble; bnn. 
 kabel; nrin. chabl; it. cabla, gabia; ru(T. 
 kabnU; f)e6r. , d)Mb., 0)r. u. <iro6. kabal, 
 tsit Stttt) *. ('OTnr. ) ba« Robcl, Jinbeltiin, 
 anfertnu. -'» length, bit fiat-el > ofcr 
 lauliinflt <«20 fiiafter ober 720 %^x^). 
 Stream -cable, bnS (flcinere) Inu. — 
 lier. bie€(ftiibf rine« niifijetrfjoffeiicnlourt. 
 
 To pay out pb. to veer out the cable. 
 tai 3Infertnii lo«mnd>en , uiii ti fdjiegen }u 
 lafTen. To »erve ihe -, bn« Inu betietCen. 
 To illp the -, brt« Irtll fc^ie^eii l.ifffn. To 
 bit the -, brt« Inu uni bie ».itina6l)5l}er 
 r^linotn. To cut the - in the liawae, tai 
 tlnferrau fnppen. To heave in the -, bnf 
 fiafteltAU nufroinben, iim bieSIiifft ju lirfjten. 
 To upliee a-, fill IflU fplifF'ii o^ fVli'jeii. 
 
 Cabled, ki'bid, adj. mit eiitcm lime 
 befeiliflt. Dyer. [bn« ®rdiii(j, ^ferbelitii. 
 
 Cablet, ki'blet, «. tin fleinet tau, 
 
 Cablish, kab'luh, «. I. ba« ^wdi' 
 rocrf. 2. bie iiiiiibbrii^e, SBinbfiine (in einem 
 
 CabocHefl,)k2b6ahd', adj. {pn{t.\ 
 • CaboKtliedjJgerSpft. Diet. 
 
 CaboOH^, kabuuie', (bAn. kaby«e; 
 t. [>JRar.J I. bie ^pmbiife, ®(f)iff«fi5(f>e. 2. bie 
 Dedt Ui 9?nud)fang« (ber ^nuffnljrcr). 
 
 Cabutag-e, kab'otidje, ((r.; c. n. 
 iuflcnijantrer treiben. — «. beritui^euljanbei, 
 bU ilu|lenrcf)ifft<il)rt. 
 
 Cabriolet, ) kab'riilit, (fr. SD.) 
 
 Cabriwle, ) *• tab Rahmtttt. 
 
 Caburns, kab'urnx, «. [''TRat.] 1. 
 bA« SL&M-- Ob. ®d>iffa«rn. 2. bie IniiiuerM. 
 6«freibuna. Escvc. 
 
 Cacao, kak'U, ) «. I. ber S^ntat)-- 
 
 Cocoa, ki^'kna, 5 ^dum. 2. - ober 
 — not, bie Jtnfnoboljne, ber Knfno. 
 
 CaCOOOns, kakkuunz', «. [Sot.] 
 ♦Jne W'TU«- Fleviliea flcnniint. 
 
 Cachalot, k^tth'alot, «. [97atura.l 
 ber Rnfdjnli'tt, $ottftr((>. 
 
 Cachectic, kaklk'tlk, i 
 
 Cachectical, kaklk't^kll.^ " -'' 
 (iWeb.] fn^eftifrf). 
 
 Cachexy, kakkek'iA, (gr.) (.[^eb.] 
 bie ^ndjcrie, "BoJnrtigfeit ber ©afte. 
 
 Cachinnation , kakkinni'ahun, 
 (tnt.) t. -f iai In lite ffldii^ter. 
 
 Cacholong-, kltxh'olong, «. [<D?ii 
 nernlg.J id.; brr milfi()iBeige, f)(ilbi'eriBitferte 
 CFt)rtlcebon. Cleavelawd. 
 
 Cack, kak, ((At. caeare) v. n. fncfeil. 
 Pope. Cack-a-bed. ber 95ettfn(ter. 
 
 Cackerel, kak'ur'i, (fr.) «. [^d^-. 
 tf^DPl.) brr i?>(iiitiii(). 
 
 Cackle, kak'kl, ((^Dfl. kaakelen, 
 gaggelen; eiigl. gaggle, giggle) p. n. 1. 
 gatfelii, (jiKferii^ irf)imttern. Dryden. Shak. 
 2. f f(l>nnttern (o. WemVtjen). Johrsoh. 3. 
 ti&ten. ARBUTHNor. 
 
 Cackle, <■ l. ba^ SiAcfelii, (Satfcrit, 
 C9ef(t)iiiUter (ber ©nnfe it.). 2. i bo< ©e; 
 f(])natter. 
 
 Cackler, kak'lur, «. I. bn< gnf. 
 feriibe<5)iil)ii. 2. j berSctiiiitterer, ©((>iunt>fr. 
 
 Cacklinir, kak'JilJng. *■ b.U («af» 
 fnrn, (SJci'djiiiirrer. 
 
 CaCOCiiyiniC, kakkAkiiy'ik, \ 
 
 Cacocll>-«lllcal, kakkiNk'iM'Kal,) 
 
 Bttgt. • dtuUeh. W6rttrl>ueh. t. 
 
 CAD 
 
 (gr.) adj. [''SHieb.] fierf) , upfT t'erbcrSener 
 ©liffe. 
 
 CaCOChymy, kak'kok'mmi, (gr.^ 
 *. [■OKeb.] bie 58erborbenf)eit ber ©dfte, bae 
 ©ntteoerberbiiig. [*. ber b&fe ®ei|l. Shak. 
 
 Cacodeinon, kakode'iuou , (gr. > 
 
 Cacoethes, kako^'tAei, (gr. ) »■ 
 1. l'>nteb.] ein bbfei, peraltetes &tf<i)mnt. 2. 
 t eiue ubie ®eivi>i)n^eit. 
 
 Cacophony, kakof'Ani, (gr.) «. 
 I. VJiiftt.] ber Uebcliaut »)Xieiflut, bieiliifo; 
 pljonie. 2. I-Win".] ber Uebelflang, 'JKepflaiig. 
 3, [^))ieb.] bie ^afopljpnie. [o. a. iufpiijfii. 
 
 Cacuiuinate, kakiimenate, diU.) 
 
 Ca't,' ( (Wo".) called. 
 
 Cadaver, kad'avur, (lat.) «. ber 
 lobienfiirper, Ceic^imin. 
 
 Cadaverous, kadav'erus. (((It. )arf;. 
 I. (ei(t)eiil)aft , lei(t)rii(irtig , nnfta- 2. tobteii. 
 b(a@, graplidi), Sci(t)en... 
 
 Caddlst, kad'dii, ((at. cadus?) «. 
 1. bn« flftijperte 'SajoHen' ob. 3i»''n''""'t'. 
 Shak. 2. (auc^ Cade-worm) ber @tro^: 
 lourni. Johnson. 
 
 Caddotv, kad'di, «. bie 3}ergbol}le. 
 
 Caddy, kad'di., «. bie Xt^cebiid^re. 
 
 Cade, kAde oval. cadw, beiua^ceii k.> 
 udj. j(il)m, fnnft, firre. [jnl;iii l)iilte». 
 
 Cade, V. a. iiiic ©niiftmutl) aufjiel^en ; 
 
 Cade, (lilt, cudus; gr. kados; mal. 
 kadw) «. bai t^a@4>en, XSnnc^eii ($>iringe, 
 ©protten). 
 
 Cadence, ki'dame,) <ft. cadence; 
 
 Cadency, kA'dea«e,^ UU. cadens; 
 lOAl. cwyzaw; com. kodha; (triii. kuedlia, 
 kueza; ir. cadaui, cudaini) t. 1. ber )$>llU 
 Uiitergiiiig. Miltok. 2. [ Innjf . J ber Intt, 
 bie Knbeiij. 3. ['JiRuf.] bie Sobenj, ber Ioii= 
 fntt. 4. I'ipotf.] bie «abenj, ber ^otjlflang. 
 5. ber finut , ton. Mii.tob. 6. [ SRcitf. ] bie 
 l"(<)u(gerec<)te ©eroegung eine« ^ferbefi. Emcvc. 
 7. I'perlb.] bie Unterrtetbung ber ^nmilien. 
 
 Cadence J v. a. fabenjiren, nnd) 
 bem liifK abineffen. Smith. 
 
 Cadeue, kadine', «. Onbfl.j eine 
 airt grpber lcppi(t>ic"0 <«"< "«« Scunnte. 
 
 Cadent, kA'dent, ad/. faUtni, l)ivai>> 
 fnUenb. Johbsoh. [bie ^nbetij. 
 
 Cadenza, kadln'za, (it.) «• [^muf.J 
 
 Cadet, kadet', (fr. S03.)^ l. ber 
 jilngere ob. jiingile ©of)n. 2. bei^lbctt. 
 
 Cade%v, kadi', «. ber @f:o^>viirm. 
 
 Cadg-e, kedge, e. a. t (eine Cnfl) 
 trngen. J^*'^- 
 
 Cadg'er, ked'jur, «. ber a5iittcr=, 
 eier« unb ®cfluflelf)anblet ; ber ^ofer, 9liit= 
 failfcr. [ky; wanton. 
 
 Cadgry, (ft^ott.) lirely and fris- 
 
 Cadi, ki'di, (arab.) : ber^Abi (turf. 
 S>?i(l)ter). 
 
 5^"i'.^ ' h<i>oit-) ayoungfellow. 
 
 Caddie, 5 
 
 Cadillac, kSdIliik, «. eiiie 9(rr 
 58iriien. Johnson. 
 
 Cadinia, kad'mil, «. [OTerntt.] ber 
 ®Alinci, DfeiigAlmei. Sii-liman. 
 
 Cadmium, kad'miuiu, «. [•'XfietaU 
 turg.l iai itAbiuium. U"*:- 
 
 Ca'ilri ve , ^(|((>Otr.)d i » t u r li.i n c e; 
 
 Ca'-thrO'W,^ p r e v e n t i o n ; d i i v e 
 the shuttle. 
 
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 Cadnceus, kadu'shlus, (tnt.) «. 
 [gr. •3Ki)tI).] ber ©(<)(nngeiiffab be« TOerfut 
 
 Caducity, kadu'sete , (M.) s. i 
 bie ipinfrttligfcit. Chesterfield 
 
 Caducous, kadu'kus, adj. [95ot.] 
 bnlb ob. jtii^er abfndeiib. 
 
 Caesura, ) sciu'ia, dat.) s. [qSoef.] 
 
 Cesura, J bie (Eafiir. [bettrffenb. 
 
 Caesural, se'zuial, adj. bie (Tiifur 
 
 Cair, (rd)orr.) chaff. [itajffin. 
 
 Caireiu, kaffcln, *. [Gffjeni.] brt« 
 
 Cafraria, katri'ria, 3. [OieoQr.] 
 bie iJafferei. [taftan. 
 
 Caftan, kaftan, ( perf. ) *. ber 
 
 Cagy kag, (fr. caqiie; bnn. kag) «. 
 bn5 JiiBdjen, iiinnctien; f. Keg. 
 
 Cag-e, kaje, (ft. S33.) *. I. ber Kilfig, 
 35ogclbiuier. 2. bA« ©eljiigc , ber 93er|"cf)riig 
 (fiir ii'ilbe Ifjicre ). 3. ba« ®efniignip (fur 
 fleine SBerbrrcier). Johnson. 4. [Slrc^it.J ber 
 -JRiintel. 
 
 Cage- work, bie gebroc^ene Qlrbett. 
 
 Cag'e, o. a. in efnen it^pg ciui^erten ; 
 einfpcrrcn. 
 
 •^affSTj k«8> «• t bn« ®elu6be. 
 
 Cag-|!f , V. a. + gcloben. 
 
 Caic , ) ka'ik, *. [TOnr.] I. bat 
 
 Caique^, ) &ait. 2.. bie ©nife (ber 
 Itofiifen). 
 
 Caickling-, ((A>ott.) cackling. 
 
 Caiiliachs, (gnel.) old women. 
 
 Caiman , ^ ka'niah , «. [3oo(.] bet 
 
 Cayman, 5 iTniiiiAn. [combed. 
 
 Caimed , kaimed , ( fc^ott. ) 
 
 Caird, (fdjotf.) tinker. 
 
 Cairn, (fc^ott.) ber iiim ainbcnfen 
 einer SBegcbenljeit ober eine« ^elbeu erri(t>» 
 tete ©teiuljaufeii. 
 
 Cais.*«on, kas'soD, ) (fr. '■Si.) 1. 
 
 Caissoon, kassoun'. ) [^ilit.j ber 
 erbmijrfer, uiiterirbifc^je 95i)m6enfA|len. 2. 
 ber finjlen (bc5 '^feiler^ einer 93rurfe). 3. ber 
 >Urtinerie5 ob. ^ombeniongen. 
 
 Caitif, kik'tif, (it. cattivo) «. ber 
 ©cl)iirfe, (Jlenbe, 2umpeiif)iinb. 
 
 Caitif, adj. f(J)iirf ifc^ , niebertrn^tig. 
 
 Cajepnt, ki'jiput, «. [$l;arm.] 
 iai !tajeputo(. 
 
 Cajole, kajole', (fr. cajoler; Arm. 
 cangeoli) v. a. 1. liebfofen, ^incin fdfmtU 
 d)eln. 2. bmd) ©(^mei((>e(n ((intergcfjfu , bes 
 triigen, 6ef(f)ivfl$eii. 
 
 Cajoler, kajo'lur, #. ber ©t^mci(^)lcr. 
 
 Cajolery , kajo'lure , s. l. bie 
 ©d)iiici(i)elei. 2. bie betrilgerifc^e ©(()mei< 
 C^elei. Burke. 
 
 Cake, kike, (l)on. kock; biin. kiige; 
 fc^m. kaka) a. 1. ber ^iK^en. 2. etivasj £ii< 
 (^>enf6rmige« ( jufammengefiiincrte Stctn« 
 foljicn, Gi6), ber Kutfjcn. [rd)ief. Shak. 
 
 Prov. Cake is dough, bad Ding gcl)t 
 
 Cake- house, bcr ^lic^eillabeil. --wo- 
 man, bie .Kii(f)fii()anbleriiin. [menbatfen. 
 
 Cake, i>. a. jn einem ^iidjcu jufanu 
 
 Cake, V. n. )ufainntenbacfen. 
 
 Cake, V. n. t fci)iiAttern. R**- 
 
 Calabar skins, kal'abar skinz, 
 s. pi. bn6 ©rniiiuerf. 
 
 Calabash, kai'abash, 4. ber ^< 
 fdjeiifiirbig , bie italabAiJe. — tree, ber 
 KalnbaiTfiibniini. [ber •!!Ib()ang. 
 
 Calade, kaiide', ffr.a}.) «• [3<«m*.| 
 
1 JO Fate, fjir, fall, fat Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve, n6r, got. 6i\, cl6od. T6be, tflb, fdll. thm, rr.in. 
 
 5 tOpoi.i 
 
 CAL 
 
 Calamanco f kallman'ki (ft. eal- 
 lioianque) *• [SnbtL] 6er ^almnnf (ein 
 SsJodenjcufl). Escyc 
 
 Calainary, kal'amari, 
 
 Calainar, karamar, 
 ia S.aUnax, tie 'TOeerfpinne. 
 
 CalambaC, kal'ambak, #. [9501.] 
 bflfi Snlainbnfljolj. [OnS nn'inlicfte 9IlDef)ol}. 
 
 Calailtbour, kal'ainbur. *. [Sor.j 
 
 CalaiMiferous, kalaimf erus, (I.> 
 adj. jpnlmpftiT'iJfi IjiryortriiigenS. 
 
 CalavHiue, kal amine, ^ t. [rJKc> 
 
 Calaillin, kal'aimn, ) talUm.] 
 ttv ffinlnici. [tie aScrgmunje. 
 
 Calainint, kal'amint, ^(gr.) «. [S3ot.] 
 
 Calaiuistratej kal'aniistrate. ti. 
 a. t Ct"!* ^''tiW frnufetn. Cotgrave. 
 
 Calainistration » kalamUtra'- 
 shuii, «. t I>n6 ^nnrtrnufeJn. 
 
 Calamity kal'amit, «. 1. ['TOtnetnrg.] 
 ^cr mi^t •■SKcrgcl. 2. [UJnturfl.] fcet 8ou6> 
 
 friM'd). ^ ^ , 
 
 Calamitous, kalam'imt, adj. 
 
 f(fiib,tru&relig, jrtminecuoH.— iMto-Calam'- 
 itously. e(enb :c. 
 
 CalamitousneSS^kalam'itusnes, 
 
 (Int. calamitas; ati\b. kalama, uecwunbcnj 
 «. ?er Oo""n<^r , tic XriJbfal, bai Qltnb. 
 
 Calamity , kalam'ete, «. bn6 S'leilb, 
 tie 'iriifrfnl, &er Onmiiter, bie 9?ot(), ^fnge. 
 
 Tlie deliberations of - are rarely wise. 
 Burke. 
 
 Calamus, kal'amus, (gr.) «. [2)0t.] 
 1. Ni6 9?o()r. 2. biT JSnrmus. 
 
 Calander, karaiulur,)«.bcr^orn< 
 
 Calantire, kaian'dr, Jiuunit. 
 
 Calandra, kaian'dra, *. [Driiit^.] 
 
 bie '07^i^■^cl^rD(Tl'I. 
 
 Calasll, kalash', (fr. caleche; ruff, 
 koliaska) «. 1. bie Sale\'<i)e. 2. ber ©Duneti: 
 j)iit (fippfbeberfiing bcr grnuenjiniiner). 
 
 Calcar, kai'kar, «. lltd)nDl.] bet 
 KaliinirDfen. 
 
 Calcarate, kal'karite, ((. calcar; 
 ir. calg) a4j. [58ot.] mit einctti ©porn uers 
 fet)en. MAarv*. 
 
 Calcario- sulphurous, kll- 
 ka'rM- sul'furus, adj. talt>\'d)mtft{attiq. 
 
 Calcarious, kalkA'reui, at{j. fa(f> 
 ortig. 
 
 Calcarioui earth, bie if (ifferbe. — grit, 
 bcr ^icfcfiiicreiifiitf. - stone, ber itnlffleiti. 
 
 Calceated, kal'sh^atld, ((.*» adj. 
 bcfchiifjct. [brr 'Slf(fen, lufifle JJIerfeit. 
 
 Calcedoii, itai'sidun,«.[3inoc(cnl).] 
 
 CalcedoniC, kalscdnn'ik. ) 
 
 Calcetloiliail , kaUedoHcan, ^ 
 
 adj. jiim 0"()rtK•f^l'^ sV'liorig, rfjarccbiMiartig. 
 Calceitniiy , kaiscdon^. ^ 
 
 Calcefl»niu.<«, kalsedA'neus , ^ 
 
 Um.i t. [TOincnilg 1 bcr dljnlcebon. 
 
 CalciferuuH , kalsit'lrus , adj. 
 
 fnlfl)n(tig. [foriiiig. 
 
 CaicErorm, kal'siform, adj. talt: 
 Caicimurite , kalsemd'rtte , «. 
 
 [TOiucrnfg] ber ^nlcimurit. [falfbrtr. 
 
 Calcinable, kalsi'nabi, adj. tier: 
 Calcinate, kal'senite, r. o. t>er: 
 
 fnifrn. BAcorr. [Ke SJfrfnrfiing. 
 
 Calcination , kaiKcni'sliuii , «. 
 4^»l(*inatc»ry, kalsinaturi, t. ber 
 
 ttiiiiiiiiritr^el. 
 
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 Calcine, kaUine', kal'tia, ((. calx; 
 
 fr. calciner) v. a 1. perfnKen. 2. i nuf; 
 lofcn, perjcfjren, nuf&rcniien. Denham. 
 
 Calcine, d. n. fid) verfaffen. 
 
 Calcium, kal's^um, «. l(lt)em.] 
 baS finlcimn. Daw. 
 
 CalCOgrapllical, kalkogratt^- 
 kal, adj. jur ')JfetnU|tec^erfuii(l geljorig. ^ 
 
 CalCOg^raplter , kalkoggratur , 
 4. bcr 'Ketnll: ober itupferilct^cr. 
 
 Calcogrrapliy, Ullkog'grafe, «. 
 bie ^BietrtU|tcd)erfmi|l. 
 
 Calc-sinter, kalk'-s'ntur, «. [Wi: 
 ncralg.] ber ^nlfjlnter. Ure. 
 
 Calc-tuff, kalk'-tuf, «. [gWncralg.] 
 ber Kniftuff, ^nlttropfilein. [redjcubar. 
 
 Calculable, kal'kulabi, adj. &e> 
 
 Calculate, karkiilite, (lat. cal- 
 culus; fr. calculer) v. a. 1. bercc^neti, ai\6-- 
 re^nen. 2. i bcrcc^nen. 3. to - one's birtii, 
 ©iiicm t)a6 ^oroJcop fletten. Shak. 
 
 2. Religion ii calculated for our be- 
 nefit. TiLtOTSON. 
 
 Calculate, v. n. I. ret^nen. 2. o 
 fid^ vorne^tnen, itn ®inne t)af>tn. 
 
 Calculation, kalkuli'shun, «. 1. 
 bie ^Jedjciifunil. 2. f u. i bie 58ere(^)nung ; 
 3?ed)imng. 3. ber fii)|letianfd)Ing. 
 
 Calculative, karkiilativ , adj. 
 1. tai JJec^iicn betreffenb, 2. berec^nieitb. 
 
 Calculator, kal'kuiatur, «. bcr 
 9{ecf)iicr, !5ered)iier, 
 
 Calculatory, kal'kdlAtur^ , adj. 
 jum 9{ecf)nen geljljrig. 
 
 Calcule, kal'kdle, «. * bie ^cd): 
 niiiig, SSeredjiiimg. Howel. 
 
 Calculous, kal'kulils, adj. 1. 
 [^Web.J flcintg, grie|lg. 2. ileiiwrtig. 
 
 Calculus, karkiilus, (lat. )Sj} «■ 
 I. ['JHcb.j ber Stein, Sjlafciiflein. 2. ['SKatlj.j 
 
 bie ^edfnunq. Differential -, integral -, 
 
 exponential -, literal -, bie Dijfcrciljial:, 
 
 3iitcgrrtr5, GxponentirtJ. , ^iiiifftubm^^tAy. 
 
 nung. 
 
 Caldron, klwl'drun, (nftfr. chaul- 
 
 dron, je$t chaudron; bnSf. galdarea; it. 
 
 caldaro; |V<tn. caldera) t. ber S'cffel. 
 
 Caledonian, kalledo'nean, adj. 
 
 rntebonifd), fdjottifd). [©t^otte. 
 
 Caledonian, ». bcr JSTalebcmier, 
 Calefacient, kal^fa'shent. adj. 
 
 er^i^cnb , ermnnnetib. - *. ba6 (^rf)i$iing«j, 
 
 (Jrroiirinung^mittel. 
 
 Calefaction, kalefak'sbun. ((.) 
 
 *. 1. bie GriDiirmung, ©t^i^iing (bag Q^v 
 
 rannittfeiii). 2. bdfi ©rmnrmeii. 
 Calefactive, kaiefak'ifv , ^ 
 Calefactory, kalefak'ture , J ■^' 
 
 erf)i^eiib, enpnrmcnb. 
 
 Calefy, kal'efi, Clat ealefacere) v. 
 
 a. erroariiten, er^i^en. [^i^eii. 
 
 Calefy, v. «. romm werben , fid) ers 
 Calendar, kai'«ndur, (lat.) s. bcr 
 
 finlcnbcr. [cintrngcii. 
 
 Calendar, v. a. fn cinen ^nlcitbcr 
 Calender, (fr. caiaudre) *. lOiibil.] 
 
 bie 9?one, 3euQto\le; Xud)\>tt{fe. 
 I Calender, v. a. [lec^nol.] roflcn, 
 
 mniigcn , lunrtn preffcn (liidicr; ; plniten 
 ' (2Ccigjciig). 
 
 ' Calendrer , kal'cndrur , <. bcr 
 iSRpilcr, '9)?niiger: "^ iid)6erctfrr. 
 
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 Calends, kal'Indz, dot. calendar 
 «. pi. [r5m. ^nlenber] bie ^nlenben. 
 
 Calenture, karlntshiire, (int. ca- 
 lere; fp. calentura; ruff, kalyu) #. ['^at.} 
 M6 'ijenfjniui^fJebcr bcr Scefa^rer, ia6 loll, 
 ficber bcr (Sccjaf)rer. Encvc. Comu 
 
 Calf, kaf , (ftngcrf. cealf; (Ofm, i.Hlf; 
 brin.kalv; t)oa. kalf ) p/. calves, kavi, $. 1. 
 bixi &alb. 2. i u. o iai Salt, ein bummer 
 ^OTcnfd), Zbipei, Setgling. 3. Die ^iBabe. 
 
 Calf '8-foot, [SJot.J ber it.ilbsfiig. -'» 
 fat guts , - • 5 . g a t li e r , i,<l& it nlb«gef r&fc. 
 -'s-head, Dcr it.llt'i'fopf. _'s-sk:a 
 Ob. Calf, skin, b.li;itm(.fc-a. -'s-snout, 
 Calves. snout, (53ot.) ba6 Pomenmnut. 
 Calf-like, adj. me ein fi.iid , fnlbartig. 
 
 Calf- ward , ^ (fd)ott.> a . .u a 1 1 
 
 Cauf- ward, 5 enclosure for 
 calves. 
 
 Caliber, kai'^bur, (fr. u. fp. ca. 
 libre) 1. s. ber Caliber, bie ®cfd)u^m«ite, 8. 
 mdtit.] bie Dide, btt Durd)mcffer atnt* 
 
 Snulc). 
 
 Caliber - compasses, calibers, 
 callipers, ber Infterjirfcl, lafler. 
 
 Calice, kal-l's, (fingclf. calic; flt. 
 unb Int. calix) ». bcr Metd). 
 
 Calico, kal'eko, (u. Calicut, Cfiint 
 bicn) *. bcr itnlifo; 3i(j. --print.r, ber 
 3ii}brucfer. 
 
 Calid, kai'id. (Int.) adj. matm, fjci^. 
 
 Calidity, klijd'dcte, «. bie S^ifyt. 
 
 Caliduct, kal'cdukt, t. bie aESd»» 
 nicrolirc. 
 
 Cau!".'i., j ''*'''^' •• ^" «"«f- 
 
 Califate, ^ kiilfate, *. bafifia* 
 
 Caiipikate, \ lifnt. 
 
 Calig-atioit, kale^A'shun, (tat.) «. 
 [§. u. ■iVu-ti.] bie Dunfclljrit (bcr aiugenic.) 
 
 Caligiiious, kaildje'eniis, adj. 
 builcr, bunfcl, pnttcr. Coxb. 
 
 Calig'iiiousiiessi, kalidje'enus- 
 nes, *. bie Dunfelljcit, Suilcrnljcit, JJinfier* 
 ni^. [fnlligrnpfjiftft. 
 
 Caligrraphic , kalcgrafik, adj. 
 
 Calig-rapliy , } kaiig'rafe, (gr.) 
 
 Callig^rapliy, ] s. bie ©d)6n« 
 fd)rci6efun(l, i?nUigrnpl)ie. 
 
 Calin, kA'lin, «. t)(i6 cf)iiiefif(f)e !5(et< 
 jinn. Encyc 
 
 Caliver, kal'ivur, (u. caliber) #. 
 bie $innb; obcr 5?nfcn[>i"i(f)fc. Shak. 
 
 Calix, ka'iiks, (Int. u. gr.) «. I. ber 
 itrlfl). 2. [iiot.J bcr itclrf). 
 
 Calk, kink, (arnb. knlafa; fnm. Id.; 
 nrtii. ciilcfeti) V. a. 1. fnlfntcrn. 2. [^7?orb» 
 nni.l tnit (rii'ipiticn iierfchen (bn« Sugoicfj;. 
 
 CalUer, kaw'knr. *. I. ber ^nlfiu 
 terrr. 2. [■Diorbani.] bie (Ji^fpi^e (ber .^uf» 
 cifcn). 
 
 Calkin, kiw'k'n (Calk tn97orbnni.) 
 t. tie(iii\\>il}e, berStotlen (nn ben ^ufeifen 
 bci SiigoichS). 
 
 Calking-, kiw'k'ng, t. I. iai RaU 
 fnrcrn. 2. [•OJ?nl.] baS ^nlfireu, Durt^jeittM 
 nen. Chambers. [eifen. 
 
 Calking - iron, I'urn, bai £affat> 
 
 Call, kawl (int. calo; gr. kalein^ 
 IV. galw; \'d)m. kalla; ban. kaldcr; cl)nlb. 
 
 caia),». o. 1. ncnnen, bencnncn, ^eii»«. 
 2. (Oft intt together) iiifnininenriif(i«, vcC* 
 
FAte. far, fall, fat. M*, met Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, ),'ot, 611. rl(,{uL Ti'il.e, li'ib. lull. lAWi. TJIis. 131 
 
 CAL 
 
 fammrfn. 3. 6fruff n , fjerfeelrufen. 4. n ein» 
 
 liiOtn. 5. i frtmmefn. 6. rufen (fineni Se-- 
 
 hctitin), e-inen fommeii Inffcn. 7. (offend 
 
 fid)) rtuiruffn. 8. l! mornen, maf)nen. 9. I! 
 
 brnifen. 10. fjeimfu(^en. 
 
 5. Call all your senses to you, nefjmcn 
 
 iSU ftc^ jufammen, tommen ®ie ivie 
 
 t« flnnj ju ri<l>- 
 
 7. Nor pariah clerk, who calls the psalm 
 
 so clear. GaV 
 
 To call in question, }um ®cgenflmi5e 
 brtSftrnc^tuna nind)en. Shak. To call any 
 one names, ^emflnben ©djimpfnnmengeben. 
 To - any one to account, Oemnil6 jur 
 D(e<t)cnf£^nft Jtf^cn. To - to witness, jutii 
 Bdiflfn rufen. To - a thing to remem 
 brance, fidf&wni in batQitba(i)tni^ junicf; 
 rtitcii. To — a thing to mind, fi(^ nn ©tronfi 
 trinnern, (^tmai Menten. To - one's game 
 fciii Z\>itl nnfnflen. To - another cause, i 
 von tm<\$ ainCmm f^re^^en. To - a thing 
 ill question, Qtr)>a6 in 3aeifel jiff)en. 
 
 To call after, Qintm nflfjjrufen, nad) 
 f(t»rfirn. [rurfrufen. 2 it»if6frf)0len 
 
 To call again, 1 ivieber rufen; }U= 
 
 To call aside, »<f <Seite ne^mtn, <tuf 
 bit ©fite jieljen. 
 
 To call away, roegruff", otrufen 
 
 To call back. 1. juriirfrufen. «. l jU; 
 rurfnefjmen (f. SBort). 
 
 To call down, Ijetuntfmifen. 
 
 To call for, ucrlnnflcn, fDrtcrn, btqttji 
 ren; nnrfrfrngen, frnflen nnt^ ©^tiwnJ; (6n6 
 ©(Ten) nuftrflflen IniTen; »Jlufrrnfl flcben (jio, 
 9tw<\i frefleBen. An injustice calling 
 loudly for redress, fine fc^jreienbe Ungc: 
 red)tigfeit. - ed for. flei'iirt)t. 
 
 To call forth, f)eri'cr> , hfrnu«rnfen ; 
 •ufSieteu, tntfrieten, in ^tiuenung fe^en. 
 
 To call in, 1. fjereinrufcn; ju|"nmmen' 
 berufen, jufnmmenriifen. 2. eintreibcn, ein» 
 fl'r^crn, cinfniTiren, einjiehen (£d)ult>en :c.). 
 3. eiirfflben (Wnfle, SJreunbe). 4. luiberrufcn 
 (05efe$e k.), inrurfneljmfn dein 2Bprt). 5. 
 cinen 95eftj4 ma<t)tn; cinr»>re(l;en. 6. fid) 
 ntfl^en o6. nnmelCen Inffen. [flen. 
 
 To call off, n6ruff n ; fl6f)<t(ten, n6brin> 
 
 To call on any one, Oemnnben nufru» 
 fen ; nufforbern ; anrufen , flnfpre^jen ; ertn= 
 nern, (for, urn, roegen) tnnfTnen. 
 
 To call out, 1. Jjf r«u«rufen ; t)tTcni6: 
 frrbern (Oemanten). 2. ni:ff>ieten (bie W{- 
 
 To call oTcr, uerlefen. [(ij 2c.). 
 
 To call up, 1. f)er(iiifriifen. 1. nufrufen, 
 jitirfn (Weiiler). 3. nufiverfen, ermecfen. 
 
 To call upon any one for any thing, 
 
 ©inen ju Qtma6 nuffDrbern. 
 
 To call opon (to) any one, ft<^ flUf 0^' 
 mnnben berufen. 
 
 Call, r. n. 1. rufen. 2. [S33nibm|pr.] 
 tufen, loden; fcfireien; frnijcn; nnfd)fngen. 
 
 To call to any one, fineni }urufen, 
 jufrtjreien; ©inen nnrufen, nnflefjen. To - 
 to any one for any tiling. &tnen uni Q-tivaf 
 onnifen, nnjleljen. To - at an inn etc., in 
 etnent ffloflfjnufe einfpred)cn; an einem Crte 
 »orfi>tnn«en To - on a friend, einen jytfnb 
 bcfiidjen , iljni einen fnrjen ^tfud) inndjen, 
 bei il)ni einiVrcd)en. To - out, 6 Inut nu«» 
 rufrn, nuffd)reten. To - at a port, einen 
 J{)atfn nnfegeln. 
 
 Call, «. I. bn^uf. % iHf 9ittf, bit 
 
 CAL 
 
 93erufung, Srnennung Qu einem Snite). 3. 
 ber aseruf. 4. ber P?uf, a^eruf cantnet'). 5. 
 bie Qlufforberung, JJorberung, ber -JInfprud), 
 bet f&titi)L Dekram. 6. t bie ^eneiK 
 nung. 7. ber aiufruf, bie ajerlefung, >inlc. 
 fung (ber 9fr<jmen ber ^B^itgiieber fines gc; 
 feiigebcnben itorperS). 8. || bie Jberufung. 
 9. ber furje fdefud). 10. ber ^ppeU (nut ber 
 irompcte ober irommel). .1. ['JJfnr.J bie 
 Sootmflnnepfeife. 12. (2»5<iibm)pi.J ber SBo; 
 gclruf, bie gocfpfeife. 13. l>J»inerrtlg.J ber 
 2Dorfrnm. 14. [$«nbelj a) bie einjrtt)inng ; 
 b) bie 9?nd)fr(ifle. 
 
 4. St. Paul believed he had a cal I, when 
 he persecuted the Christians. Locke. 
 
 To give one a call, ^iatttt einen furjen 
 95efu(^) flbflotten ; ©iiietn rufen. To be ready 
 at a -, flcte, nuf jeben 2i3inf bereit fein. 
 Within one's call, }u 3emnnb$ 53ffel)l. 
 
 Callan, > (fd^utt.) a boy; ; gal- 
 
 Callaiit, ) 1 a n t. 
 
 Caller) (fd^ott.) fresh, sound, 
 f ef r eshi n g. 
 
 Callat, ) kai'iet, «. t bic $""' 
 
 Callet, ) bn« >)Renf4 Shak. 
 
 Caller, kiwi'ur, «. ber Diufer. 
 
 Callet, V. n. t ft^elten, belfern. 
 
 Calliug-, kiwiing, « I t>a6 9iu: 
 fen; ♦Hufrufen (v. >Jinmen) 2. her SBcruf, 
 ber ©tnnb, bai ®emerbe. Swift. Pope 
 3. II bie SSerufung. 4. btt 9?uf, bie 23eru 
 fung (JU einem Slmtt). 6. ber 3?uf, ain 
 trieb. 6. bie Sjencnnung, 6cr9Iame. Smak. 
 
 Callipers, f. Caliber. 
 
 Callosity, kallos'iti, (lat.) ». bie 
 $iirte ber S^aut, ©djiuiele. Coxe. 
 
 Callous, klrius, (int.) adj. i. 
 l"4)H)iclig, ijnrt, fnorrig. 2, i Ijrtrt, uncm 
 pftnblit^. DnvDEN. - ado. Cal'iously 
 fjnrt :c. 
 
 Callousness, kal'lusnes, t. 1 
 bie .$nutuerl;nrtunfl. 2. i bie Unempfinblid)- 
 ffit. Behtlev. 
 
 CallOM^, kal'lo (ir. catbh; (at. cal- 
 vus; perf. kal), adj. 1. fnljl, nndt, unge: 
 ftebert. 2. i au(jer|l jung. 
 
 Callow doctor, ber 'OTarftf^reier. 
 
 Callus, kal'lus, (lat. 2*3.; fanff. 
 kalla, ber ©tein) «• 1. ber &aW\xi,, ^norpei. 
 2. bie SBerfjnrtung ber .^flut. 
 
 Calm, kani, (fr. calme) adj. 1. fnlin, 
 ruOig, ilitl (©ee, lag :w. 2. i ruljig (p. 
 ®ei|le). 3. flntt qualm. Shak. — adv. 
 Calmly, rufjig :c. 
 
 Calm, #. 1. ber S.(Am, bit 'HJtnbi'Kfle. 
 2. i bie 9{uf)e (beg ®e«fte«). South. 
 
 Prov. After a storm comes a calm, 
 nad) S'Jegen ©onnenfrtjein. 
 
 Calm, t>. a. T u. i ftiOen; 6eruOigcn, 
 6cfantttgen. Drvden. 
 
 Calmer, kam'ur, «. ber S3erul)igeri 
 bne 2)epSnftigung«mitter. ^ [Sfulje, ©tide. 
 
 Calmness, kam'nes, «. ^ u. i bie 
 
 Calmy, kir '4 , adj. ru^ig , (lid. 
 
 SpENS-H. COWLEI 
 
 Calouuel, sil-omel, (lat) *. [(^^em.J 
 boe Knlui..el, 6 Wnl fubdmirte Quecfftlbcr. 
 
 Caloric, kalor'ik (lat. calor) *. 
 [s^ljof.] ber fflJarniejlotf Ure. 
 
 Caloric expands all bodies. Hekrv. 
 
 Caloric, aiij. ^uin SS3arme|loff ge^ 
 l^ijria. 
 
 CAM 
 
 Calorific, kalArlflk dat.) adj. et» 
 
 Wiirtnenb , erfjiticnb. 
 
 Calorimeter, kSiorfm'itur, (lat. 
 calor u. gr. metron) *. [?)5hi)f.] ber 2Cnr« 
 memcffc-r. [*. [«J5()i)|'.J ber brirnietreiber. 
 
 CalorilHOtor, kal'orimotur, (t.j 
 
 Calotte, ^ kaiioi', (fr. <m.) *. I 
 
 Calote, I bit ^JSIattmiiije, «)Srie|ler» 
 nul()e. 2. [>Tlrd>it.j bi\6 &a]>pd)en, bit fCat 
 ^otte. Ehcyc. 
 
 Caloyers, kai6i'uri, (aud) Cai»- 
 geri) *. pi. [fiirdjg.] griedjifdje ^bnd)e 
 UDUt Drben be6 I). f&a\iliu6. (^Wfergclilein. 
 
 Calp, kaip, ,. [^):)finernr.] ber fd)n)ar}e 
 
 Caltrop , kal'trop ( nngelf. col- 
 t.aeppe) #. 1. [SJot.] bie ©tembiilef. 2. 
 l-OJiHit.] bie 5u0<jngcf. Ekcyc. 
 
 Calumet, kai'umlt, #. [Simerif. 
 aCilbe] bie JriebenSpfeife. 
 
 Calumniate, kahim'neite (fnt.) 
 i>. a. uerlnutnben. 
 
 Calumniate, ». n. oerraumben, 
 elne ffllfdje anffage tjorfrringen. 
 
 Calumniation, kaiumn^i'shun, 
 3. bie 95erfaumbung. fber 2Jerfauraber. 
 
 Calumniator, kalum'nealur, «. 
 
 Calumniatory, kaluin'neaturi,) 
 
 Calumniou!i(, kalum'neus, % 
 adj. i>erl<iutnberir((). 
 
 Calunuiiousness, kalum'nlus. 
 nes, *. ba6 aSerrauinberifc^e (einer 9iu5» 
 fage :c.) Shak. Mortom. [iBerliiumbung. 
 
 Calumny, kal'umne, (fat.) *. bie 
 
 Calvary, kaivar*, ((at.) «. i. 
 [5)?eue« Zefl.] bit ©(^nbcJ,^ntte. 2. [^erlb.J 
 ber ilreuji;ugel (ein auf ©rufen ru^enbe* 
 
 Calve, kav, o. n. 1. fnrben, ein 
 Sa\b iterfen. 2. ± unb I erjeugen, gebaren 
 C)Kenrd)en). 
 
 Calver, kal'vur, p. a. f in bilnne 
 ©tiirfc jerfiftineiben. B. Jonson. 
 
 Calver, v. «. f burt^ bn« ©d;neiben 
 fid) juratnmenjiet)en. Cottok. 
 
 Calville, kai'vll, (fr. W.) «. bet 
 ©ctXotternpfel. (ber ^fl(i«ini«m. 
 
 Calvinism, kSlvinltm, #. [i^ir^g.J 
 
 Calvinist, kal'vlnlst, «. [jJirc^jg.J 
 ber ^afuinifl, 9?efDrmirte. 
 
 Calvinistic, kalv'nis'iik, ) 
 
 Calvinistical, kalv'nis'tlkal , ) 
 adj. fali'iniiTifd). 
 
 Calvish, kS'vish, adj. wit ein Ralb. 
 
 Calx, kaiks, (fat. 215.; angcff. cealc) 
 pi. calxes ob. calces, «. [(E(;em.] ber Rc.lt ; 
 ber itaif cim6 ^MaUi. 
 
 Calycinal, kalls'enal, )ad>'. [Sot.] 
 
 Calycine, kai'csiue, 5ium S(eld)t 
 geljorig ; nuf eincni &tld)t befinblit^. 
 
 Calycle, kalekl, (fat. calyculus) 
 «. [58ot.] ber ffcine 58fiinienfef($. Marxyh. 
 
 Calyculate, kaiikuiite, > adf. 
 
 Calycled, kai'ekid, 5 [asor.] 
 
 fefd)forniig. [bie 9J?u$e. Milne. 
 
 Calypter, kai'p'tur, (gr.) *. [Soi.J 
 
 Calyx, ki'liks, i. [aSDt.J ber Sitld). 
 
 Calzoons, kalzounz', (fp. calzones) 
 I. pi. bit lliitcrbfiiiflcjbfr. (^id)t engJif(t».) 
 
 Cam, (rd)l>tt.) came. 
 
 Camaieu, kama'yuu, I (fr. "SBS.)* 
 
 Camayeu, > I ber A<u 
 
 Cameo, kam'ei<, ) mcc % 
 
 9* 
 
132 Fate, fiir, fall, fat. M4, met. Fine. fin. N6. move, nSr, got, 61!, cl5ud. Ti'ibe, tfib, ftill. t/jin, THis. 
 
 CAM 
 
 Camber, kam'bur, (fr. caiiibrer; W. 
 eamiii) «. Cn^itrummljolj, 6ogenf6rmtg nu«< 
 (jeljauene SSnuf^Drj. [bogenc SerBcd. 
 
 Cambered deck, bai getriimmte , o<-'= 
 
 Caaiibering- , kam'bunng , od/. 
 [TOar.] getriimmt, gefcoaen (SBerBerf). 
 
 Cambist, kam'bist, (ttal.) «. Der 
 
 Cambrian, kam'brean , adj. u. «. 
 I. au6 (fanibrfli). 2. nu« gnmbribge. 
 
 Cambric, kame'brfk, s. tia6 ^atXl' 
 bttttud) , &anin\ettud) , 6er Snti)l. 
 
 Came, kame, praet. t>. to Come. 
 
 Came, *• bai geniTerblei. 
 
 Camel, kam'el, (Int. camelus; gr. 
 kamelos; i)ebt. fijr. u. att). gamal; ntigclf. 
 gaiuele, gamol, bnsitiimeeJ, 6er nlte0)iniin ; 
 10. cam mare, iai frumtne q5ferb) ». l. bnfi 
 ^atneef. Camel-driver, bet ^nweeltrei^ 
 ber. 2. [f)Da. «)Knf(t)ine] boS Unmeet. Encyc 
 
 Camel - backed, a^}. tintn fRMtn 
 me bn« Samttt f^abenb. -'••hair, ba6 
 iinmeelfjnnr. 
 
 Cameleon mineral, kSmi'- 
 Uun mineral, «. [6f)em.] bn« tninernlifdjc 
 ilflmnleon , 93rnun(leinfoK mit feucrbeiTnii: 
 bigem Snugcnfalje. Ure. f. Cliameleon. 
 
 Camelopard, kara'clopard, «. 
 ber Jiomeelpnrbet, bit 6)irnffe. 
 
 €)amelot, ) kam'llt, <fr. 20.) *. 
 
 Camlet, ] [Oiib|l.] ber^^nmelott. 
 
 CameralisrtiC, kameralisiik, adj. 
 fnmernii|1ifd() , itntnerni . • • , 
 
 Cameralisticii, kameralls'tiks, ». 
 pi. bie i<iiniemImifTfii|'(t)nft. 
 
 Camera obsciira , kani'era 
 Obsku'ra, (Int.) *. [^l}\)f.l ba^ b-'i'lt^fii'"' 
 mer, i>prfiiii|1erte Sinmier, bie itament ob; 
 fTura. Camera lucida. bieitnineni luciDii. 
 
 Camerade, f. Comrade. 
 
 Camerate, kam'erite, V. a. mbibtn. 
 
 Cameration, kamerA'shun, «. bie 
 SButbiing, bai &twHbe. 
 
 Camisade, kamisAde', (fr. SID.) 
 f. [ynitit.] ber mdftiidft Ueberfna. 
 
 Camisated, kam'esAtld, adj. ein 
 $etnb iibcr ben ^(eibern trngenb. Johnsok. 
 
 Camleted, kam'Utld, adj. gefarbt, 
 (jenbcrt. Herbert. 
 
 Camletine, kam'llclne,*. [Onbil.] 
 jine 91rt geringcr l^amed'tt. 
 
 Cainmoc, kam'muk, (angeff. cam- 
 moc, canimec) *. [Sut.] bie 5?niil)e(f)e(. 
 
 Camomile, kam'momile, (fr. ; 
 Ortn. cramamailh; gr. cliamai 11. melon) 
 (33ot.] bie .ftamifle. 
 
 Camous,^ kam'us. (lu. cnm, fruitiin ; 
 
 Camoys, ^fr. camus) adj. uinnebi.'; 
 flen, flutiipf (^3irt|e). - nose, bie ©tuiiivniflK. 
 
 Camoused, kam'Osd, adj. tiiiige: 
 bogeii , eingebriirft. B. .loxson. 
 
 Camously, kam'usle a</v. fniniin, 
 t>erfchrt. Skei.tom. 
 
 Camp, kamp, (Int. cnmpuK; nrni. 
 camp; nngelf. camp) «. 1. bn< ^ngcr, geib' 
 tagcr. 2. ini ^tn. Hhme. 
 
 Camp-dok, ber ScJbjTiifjt. --dre»s, 
 bie SJelbniontur. — kettle, ber JJelbfefffl. 
 -■tight, Inlte ^ec^t^fpr.J bet gerid)tlict>e 
 3ioi'ifiimpf. 
 
 Camp, •. a. <in Sager Uiit^w laSt*. 
 
 CAN 
 
 Camp, r. n. Ingern, (t4) Ingern, im 
 Onger fleljen. 
 
 Campaig^n, ) kampAne', (fK. eam- 
 
 Campain, 5p^a"^) «• '• ^'' 
 ©bene. 2. ber gelbjug. 
 
 Campaig'U, v. n. einen «$elb}ug 
 mitmndjen, Mbsgrave. 
 
 Campaig'ner, kampA'nur, s. ber 
 ntte ©olbnt, SBeternn. 
 
 Campaua, kampA'na ((At.) «.[!8ot.] 
 bie Dileroiuine, gemeine ^iid>enrd)e(lf. 
 
 Campaniform,kanipaii'iieform,^ 
 
 Campanulate, kauipanuiatt , ^ 
 (Int. campana u. forma) adj. [''3ot.] glOifen: 
 foniiig. [ [Sot.] bie (aiorfenblume. 
 
 Campanula, kampan'ula (int.) «. 
 
 Campeacliy-wrood, kampe'- 
 tshe-wud, *. bai irnmpefdjelplj. 
 
 Campestral, kampas'tral, (iat. 
 campestris) adj. Obet 
 
 Campestrian, kampls'trian, adj. 
 }uni JJelbe ge()brig; im (Jeibe ii)nd)fenb. 
 
 Campiior, kam'for (Int. camphora ; 
 ntnb. kator> t. bet SLamp^et. 
 
 Campiior - oil, bnS ^nmp^erSt. -- 
 tree, ber ifnnip^erbnum. 
 
 CampUor, r. a. f tntt £ntnpl)er 
 I'dttigen ober iunfd)en. 
 
 Campliorate , kam'forAte , s. 
 [(Eljem j bi\i> riimpljerfaure ©a(j,iinmj>l)errnl.j. 
 
 Caiiipltorate, >kaui'toiate(lo<y. 
 
 Caiiipiturated,^mit ^nmptjer ge< 
 fntti.jt, btceittt. 
 
 C<«ilip<turiC , kamfor'jk , adj. 
 [(Il)ciu-.j — atid, Cue SiimpljcrriUire. 
 
 Caiinpilla, kamplria, «. l^ot.J. id. 
 
 Campiu^, kam'plng, ». bi\i '^ah 
 loiifpiel. Ukvamt. [bn^ :j»inu>i£l5r6fid)eii. 
 
 Campion, kam'peun, t. [iJDt.J 
 
 Camstery, (^ott.) fro ward; 
 perverse; unmanageable. 
 
 Camus, kam'us, > (Int. camisa) a. 
 
 Camis, kam'is, \ bai ^nniiful. 
 
 Can, kan, (nngetf. canna; fnnif. 
 kundlia; curil. hannath) t. bit Itniltie. 
 
 Can, praet. could, v. n. 1. foniien, 
 uertnoGcn. 2. * gcfc^itft feiii. 
 
 Can, V. a. t f&nnen, JuifTen. Spekser. 
 
 Can-buoy, kan-'bdoe, s. [-JKnr.] 
 eine fegclformige iSoje, SBnfe, Seetonne. 
 
 Can-liook, kan-'hook, *. [<IKnr.] 
 ber iiniitl;nfen, ber 6(<)fiifeII)nfen. 
 
 Canail, kanAie' (fr. canaille) «. ber 
 iiiebrigile 'ipbbel, bnd Sumpenaefinbcl. 
 
 Canakin, kan 'akin, bai SCannd>en. 
 
 Canal, kanal', (fr. ; nrm. can, canol) 
 *. 1. ber i?nunl, ^unflfTug. 2. i bet 5tniinl, 
 bai 'Miittel, ber fflSeg. 3. bie ^{iiiiie, dibt)ve. 
 4. b<i& leidjberfeii. S.pl. [Sliint.J bie®mige, 
 9{6(;rcii, ©nftgefiiffe. 6. [(?()ir.j bie ©cfjiciie. 
 
 Canal-coal, cannei-coal, ken'iiil- 
 kole, candle-coal, eine 91rt uorjiigltdjcr 
 eiigl. Stcinfoljlen, bie gnnnelfpljle. 
 
 Canaliculate, kanalik'ulAte, ) 
 
 Canaliculated, kanaUk'iilated.^ 
 (Int.) udj. I nu6gel;6lj(t luie eine OUnne 2. 
 [35i't.] gerinnelt. Martvk. 
 
 Canary, kanA'ri, •. 1. [Oicpgr.] 
 eine ber itnnnrieninfeln. 2, bet IJnnnrieni 
 I'ogel. 3. ber Aniinrienfeft. 4. ein niunterer, 
 leic^ier Innj. Shak. 
 
 Canary-bird, I. ber ftauartetivogel. 
 
 CAN 
 
 2. 1 bet ©C^nff, Canary. gra»s, bat 
 ^nnnriengrn«. — seed, ber^nnnrienfnme. 
 --sparrow, ber ^nnnricnfperling. -^ 
 weed, bie JJorberfledjte. [hiipfen. Shak. 
 Canary, v^ n. t tnfli^g fein, tnnjen. 
 
 Cancel, kan'sil, (fr. canceller) ». n. 
 
 1. umgittern, oergittern, einfdjrnnfen. 2. 
 freujiwcife burtt)|lreid)en, nu^ilreid^en (eiiic 
 ©d)rift). 3. i niifl)eben , uernidjtcn, erlnffen 
 (eine ©djulb). 4. [ypnnbcl] a) n)i6frriifen, 
 nbfdjreiben (gegebene >iiiifrr.ige) ; b) nnstljiin 
 (®d)iiI&poflen). [jn eincni 53u(^e brucfen. 
 
 To cancel a book, [li>pogr.] JtnrtOM* 
 Cancel, *. 1. [Iijppgr.] ber Sarton. 
 
 2. bie 3erfl&rung, 25crnid>tung. Shak. 
 Cancelated, kan'sliiatid, adj. 
 
 1. uergittert. 2. burdjtiridjen. 3. nufgcfjoben. 
 
 Cancelation, kansliiA'shun, •. 
 1. bn« Surd)|1reid)en. 2. bn« 2luf()e6en, Un. 
 gu(tiginnd)cn, bie 91uf()ebung. 
 
 Cancer, kan'sur, (fat. sb.) •. 1. 
 [5Jfnturg.] ber Jtrnbbe. 2. [3l(lron.] ber«reb«. 
 
 3. [-^eb.] bet Steb6, ba6 ^rebggefc^mur. 
 Cancerate,kan'surAte, v.n.ftebd* 
 
 nttig merben. L'estrako*. 
 
 Canceration, kansurA'shun , «. 
 bie «Mn«nrtung in einen itrcb«f£()nben. [nrtiQ. 
 
 Cancerous, kan'surus, adj. frebSt 
 
 Cancerousness, kan'surusnes, 
 ». bie jlrebgartigfeit. 
 
 Cancriform, kang'krefSrm , a(ff. 
 
 1. [^OfeB.] fret'^nrtig. 2. frnbbenformig. 
 Cancrine, kang'krln, o<y. frnb" 
 
 ben.irrig [benfuffll. 
 
 Cancrite, kang'kn'te, #. bn« ^rnb« 
 
 Candent, kan'dent, (Int.) a4j. 
 g(u^''"b- [iwcig merbenb , lueiglic^). 
 
 Candicant, kan'dekant, ((nt.) a4f. 
 
 Candid, kan'd'd, (tnt., lu. canu, 
 bleic^en) adj. l. t luei^. Drydek. 2. offen* 
 ^erjlg, offen, nnfridjtig (u. ^perfonen). 3. offen, 
 iinpnrtf)eiif(^ (91n(ic^t jc.) 
 
 Candidate, kan'dedAte (Int.) «. 
 ber ^nnbibnt, SBerocrber (for, um). 
 
 Candidly, kan'dldle, adv. offen, 
 offenljerjig. 
 
 Candidness, kan'd'dnes, ». bit 
 affenf)eit, 3?eblic<>teit, SSieberfeit, 9Jufri(<>. 
 tigfeit. [mn(t>tn. 
 
 Candify, kan'd^ri, ((nt.) r. a. tvei0 
 
 Candle, kan'dl, (nngelf. candel; 
 perf. kandil; nrtn. cantnl; m. canwyll; 
 ir. cainneal) «. 1. bie iterje, bn« 2i(()f. 
 
 2. ^Candles of uiglit, bie ©teme. Shak. 
 Tallow - candle , bnS Xnlgltctf. 
 
 Mould — , ein gegoffene* Cit^t. Dipped -, 
 ein gfjogenes Sid)t. Wax--, bn« aBnd)«Ii(^t. 
 Candleberry-tree, ber ^erjenbeer: 
 flrniid). —-bomb, bie ^erienbombe. 
 --box, bie Cid)terfi(le. — case, ber £ic(>r» 
 bef)nltcr. Shak. Candle's-ends, t. pi. 
 
 1. bie Sidjtjtunipen. 2. ± bie 93rurf>|li"icte. 
 Beaumont. — -hold-er, 1. ber Sic&ttrngrr. 
 
 2. i ber ©picggefeffe, $clfer. Shak. -light, 
 bnS JterieMlif()t ; bie 2id>ter; by can die - 
 liglit, bei2id)t. —mas, (efjrijll. Knl.J 
 Slc^cme^. --mine, bie Xnlginine. Shak 
 
 - - s c r e e n s , pf. bie Ci(()tfd)irine. - - s n u f 
 ters, 4. pi. bit 2id)t\>it^t. —-stick, be» 
 Seuc^tet; Branched candlestick, ber 
 91tnileu(^ter. --stuff, bai tlnic^iitr. 
 
 - wasttr, 1. bet Ci((>toerber6er. 2. bet 
 
V'nip. (i'lr. ffill. fat. Me. mel. FW, fin. No, move, ndr, got, <iil, ddild. Tube, tul», fiill. J//in, THis, 133 
 
 CAN 
 
 9?ri(fiMTOurm. Shaic. 3. bcr 9{iiu6er <im 
 t'i(tjt€. 4. Cer 25errd)iuenber. 5. 6er >Jiiirf)t; 
 fit^iViiTUKr. B. JoHsoN. Shak. Candle 
 wiiod. bai 6itri.Mieiil}ti|j. [(im*. Waltos. 
 
 C»niloCf kaiidok, t. ia6 gluii: 
 
 Cniidorf kandur. (lat.) t. Die Dffens 
 (jfr^iilftit, 3{rMid)feir, ^ufrid)tigf«it. Watts. 
 
 CJaudyf kan'de. (lat. candere ; 
 orilf). kniid, kandon; frtH^fr. kliand, l)iir» 
 ur Surfer) r. a. I uberjiirffrn, mit Surfer 
 itMiiodjen. 2. faiifcircn »!>. ju firiilnlleii on: 
 fdMibfii li'.lT'n. Shak.. Urvden. 
 
 Candy, c n. rriilaliiilreii, fid) tiiiiCirrii. 
 
 Cttiidy, *. tflfi (Jiii.iemiid)te, 3iirftr> 
 U'.rf. Sugar--, Per 3iirferfrtiit. --lulls, 
 [H'Ct.] 6et 23nuernfenf. --carot, 6ie t(M> 
 tii"d)e Sjrtnuuri. - - lioo'»-f«ot, l»ot.) 
 l>cr fnnDit(f)e £6iBeiifii#. 
 
 CJane, kAue, Cgr. kanna; m. cam a; 
 (\). lafi.-i; nrm. canen) «. I. bai ^iotjt. 
 •i. t)a6 3iirferrol)r. 3. btr ©torf, iai 9{ol)r. 
 
 4. bit finiije ob. 6er ?5ifil nu« JJoljr. URii»E«- 
 
 5. I-Jiertp. ©He] tie £itnii<i. 
 Walking-cane, Cer ©pn|ier|lort. 
 
 Cane- bottom - chair, ba Kol)rihll)l. 
 
 - - brake , H6 9{i'l)rge6ui(f) , iKol)r: 
 iv>alt)4rn. --ferrel. t»ie StBrfjiuinije. 
 --head, btt ©terff ni'pf. --hole, tat 
 I'ld), in tueldje* tat Surferroljr fleilerft 
 Y^^ixb, --man, ber ®ti'rfl)<iiiMer. --pen- 
 eil». «. pt- bit 9?i>ljrbleifiterii. - »triug. 
 Ni« Storfbmib. --tranh, btr 21l'fii(l I'l'tii 
 3iirferrof)r , n>innit mnn ben 3urfer|iift I'Kbet. 
 
 Edward'* W. Indies. 
 
 Cane, v. a. Qintm Srorfpriioel gebtn, 
 
 e-iiien prufleln. [n)ti$ ob. gniu lucrbeub. 
 
 Caiie«centf kancssent, (I.U.j iiilj- 
 
 Canicular, kauik'iilar, (liU.; adj. 
 
 - (l.iys. bie Spiiiibstdfle. 
 Canicule, ka'nikule.^ t. 1. bcr 
 Caaiiciila, kaiiik'ula.^>piinb6|lerii. 
 
 2. bie ^unbfitnge. 
 
 Cauie, ^ O'c^ott.) gentle, mild. 
 
 Caiinie , ^ dezteroui. 
 
 Canine, kanine', «((;'. t)Ullbiri(). 
 -appetite, ber iE>lllIb«l)llliaer ; - madneMi, 
 bie :^inibf muti) ; - teeiJi, bie ^niib^ialjnt. 
 
 Cani»ter, kairUtur, d.it. u. nr.> 
 *. I. bat &orb(t)tn. UKVuew. 2. bit 2)ud) e. 
 
 - - « li o t . bie Jinrtntic^en. 
 
 Canker, kaiig-kur, (Aiineir. cmt- 
 evTe . cancre; fr. cancer) «. 1. ber fireb^, 
 2 rniib <b. Sfliime). 2. bcr ltreb« , ^rebf > 
 frt'iibeii, bai fire6«gei'(t>iuur. 3. ber jjetip, 
 9(i|l. 4. — pb. --rose, bie 5piinb«ro|"e, 
 biT i)nge6utten(!rnu(^. Shak. 5. - ob 
 -worm, ber ©(^roter. 6. — ob. - f I y • 
 bir !i^nrenrrtiipe. 7. (Web, u. Ko^iirineif. j 
 eiii fliftigcr ©d^amm. 
 
 Canker-bit, adj. imxi Rrtb(t mqt> 
 frrifen. Shak. — like, freb^artig. 
 
 Caniier, p. a. l. nnfrrffen, jen 
 frriTeii , niiOfrfen (roie ber Rttt>6). 2. t a) 
 br^rrfcn; b) oergiften, I'ergiillen. Aduisow. 
 
 Canker, d. m. i. oerberben; i<er: 
 flifrenoerben. 2. roffen (i-.TOernaeii). Bacor. 
 
 Cankered, kang kured, p. p. l.iin< 
 grfrriTen. 2. fiiuertopnirt) , rntil), iiiiljoflid). 
 SptKkER. - urto. taiik'eredly. Mill), 
 l.Mi.Tii-pfird). [frrl'fflrtig. Tkomsok. 
 
 CaukerOUH , kaiigki'inis , adj. 
 
 Caiikery, kangk^ie, adj. rrilig. 
 
 CAN 
 
 Canna , (fcftott.) c a n a e t. [{^iinfen. 
 Cannabiue, kan'nabin, (lor.) adj. 
 Caunequin, kan'nekwin , s. 
 
 13iibutl.] ciii ciliiib. SJauniiuoUciijeiig. 
 
 Cannibal, kaii'uebai. «. bcr Ran- 
 iiibrtle , 'i)Jfeiifrt)infrf(|er. 
 
 Cannibalism, kanneballiin, «. 
 bie .^iinnibnU'invuti), iliiiiiiibalc-iinrftnnuiig. 
 
 Cannibally, kau'iieballe, adv. 
 fnniiibiilirrf) , grnii|am. SaAk. 
 
 Cannilie, > (frtfott.) skillfully, 
 
 CaiUlily, y cautiously, dex- 
 terously, gently. 
 
 Caiuion, kau'iiun. (fr. canon) t. 
 I. bit flnnoiie, ba6 ®tiirf, gelCiliirf. Inside 
 of a -, tie (£ul( ciiier Kaiiune. 2. bii£ 
 (»ei"d)ri$. 
 
 Cannon>ball, --bullet, bte £a: 
 noncntiigel. --hale, bie ©turfpforte. 
 --proof, adj. fnupneufefl, fiigelfeil. 
 --royal, bie ^artl)nuiie. --shot, i. bit 
 iliUUMieiifiigel. 2. bie ilaiiPiieu|'d)ii^ivei(e. 
 3. bcr 5{iiiioneitrd)ii6. 
 
 Canuunade , kamiunnade' , «■ 
 bie ^aiiDimbe, biU ^iiiiuiicnfriier. 
 
 Cannonade, v. a. mit ^nnoneii 
 befitioiJeM. Utoiioiien fdjiegen. 
 
 €'auuunade, t>. n riinoniren, mit 
 
 Cannoneer,^ kanminneer', t. 
 
 I'^iiiuuuier, 5 ^^^ Alanonier. 
 
 Cauuot, kan'iiot. can not, ttinn 
 iiid)r. [rotjreiinrtig, rijl;rfiifijniiig. Ehcvc. 
 
 Cannular, kanniilar, (lat.) adj. 
 
 Canny, kau'ne, adj. geivanbt, l)aui' 
 IjiUfcrifd). 
 
 Canny, (f<^ett.) skilful; pru- 
 dent'; lucky. On eiitem rtbergliiiibi|\1)cii 
 Siline: good-eoudilioued and sale 
 to deal with, tr ust- w ortli y. 
 
 Canoe, kannuu', «. 1. ber Sai^n, 
 b<\6 &<\nvt, 5)oot (ber 20ilbeii). 2. IDJior.] 
 Die v5,d)liipe, bai 23»ot. 
 
 Canon, kan'un (Kligeir. canon; gr. 
 kanon; att). kanan, eine 9{i'gel auf|W(en ; 
 n. canon) t. 1. [fiir(l)eiirnii)eii] bui itirdjciu 
 ge|V9 , ber «nnon. 2, ba6 &e<t^ , bie 25or= 
 \&ix\{t (im 9Illaeni). 3. |1 bie fauonife^en 
 S3iirt)er bcr 2)ibel. 4. ber fi^iinDiiifu* , X5om.- 
 I)crr, Cri)orl)err, 6tift6l)err. 5. IfntI). JiVI.] 
 ber -JKepfiinon , bai OJe eOgebet , bie -3Kee= 
 gcbettnfel. 6. l^lijaer] ba6 bie OrbeiiSregelii 
 eiitljiiltenbe »iid), bcr &a\m\. 7. [fntl). 
 fiirrfje] ber Satiilog ber nnerf.itiiiten ui'b 
 fnupiiillrten ^eiligen, ber fiiiiion. 8. COKiif.l 
 ber ^iinon, bie Kreiffiige. 9. [0)eom. u. 
 -Jlig-I ber «nnon, bie Si'i^mcl. 10. [^5l;orm.] 
 Pie 25ori"d)rift , ber ^iiniMi. II. [Cljir.] eiiie 
 gi.ibel iuin 3»iw(><" "« 2i3unben. 12. [lijp.] 
 bie £nnoii. 
 
 Canon-law. brt* faniMiiicfie ^Itdit. 
 
 Canon-bit, kan'un - bit, t. bat 
 'S}i\\\\b^i\d am 'ijjfirbegrbiije. 
 
 Canoness, kanunes, «. bie &a< 
 nriiiiTiiiM, 6iift;frnu, eijorfrflu, bai ©tiftg. 
 friiiilein. 
 
 Canonical, kanon'ekal, adj. fa> 
 nonifrf), rird)eiigefe5li(() ; -hours, bie ©tun. 
 beiigebef e. — adv. C a n o n' i e a 1 1 y , f nno. 
 niirt) !c. 
 
 CanonieaineRN, kanon'ikaines, 
 *. bai ftiini)iiii"(l>r, bir itird)riini-rri)itirtpigfeit. 
 
 CailonicaiM, kanou'ekalz, *. jfl. 
 
 CAN 
 
 bie .Knnonifntien , ber riiMnfjerrnfitmurf. 
 
 Canonicate, kanon civate, a. bai 
 Rnwmtat, Me DLimljivnitlene. 
 
 Canonist, kan'minnist, a. ber jRa< 
 noiiiil, i<ir.-l)euifrt)r6lel}rer. [lU'iiii'tifi^. 
 
 CailOlli.stic, kannunis'lik. adj. f,t« 
 
 Canonization, kannune^a'slnin, 
 *. (Mtl). .RirdjeJ bie fi^mioiiifiUion, 4)eilig. 
 fprfrt)uiig. 
 
 Canonize, kan'nonize. v. a. [fntf). 
 ^irdje) faiuniifireii , Ijeiligiprerfjen. 
 
 Canonry, kan nmire, ) s. bai 
 
 Canonsltifi, kau'unshSp.^ ^nnix 
 nifat, bie SiMiiljtrriiilelle , ©rifr!?pfr'.iiibe. 
 
 Canopy, kanopc. (gr. kaiiopeioii) 
 *. 1. ber i()runl)immcl, ^^Jrnc^tljimmel, ii.ils 
 brtrf)in. 2. ^ Piif ipitnmel6geiui)l6e. 
 
 Canopy, v. a. mir eiiiem 'jprnt^t* 
 ()imniel bebecfcii. [melobifrt), flnngreicf). 
 
 Canorous, kano'niK, (Int.) adj. 
 
 CanorouKuesK, kano'iu^nls, «. 
 
 bat: Wflpbiffl^f , Sldntirrtrtif. 
 
 Can.Stick , kan'^iik , «. Shak. 
 Hen. IV. p. I. 111. I. fur Candlestick,!". 6. 
 
 Cant, kant, (ill. canu; f,in#fr. gans; 
 perf. kaiidani) v. a. 1. o [OJiili'.] umlitifii. 
 frtiiren, fentcrn ; (ovrr) uuiiliirjni. 2. i^ppin, 
 fdjleuberii. [(bei aSiritrigerungfii). Swirr. 
 
 Cant, V. a. oeritfiflfrii; Panuif bicre;i 
 
 Cant, 0. fi. 1. Pic ^tibfirprad)c rcPen. 
 2. fflubcrmnirit, rprljionrfff) fprcdjen. 3.i)eii((). 
 lerifd) reben, luinreln, mimnifrii. 4. nffcfiirt 
 rcbcn. 5. in ituiiilivortcrii rcbcii. 
 
 Cant, t. 1. bfr©trg, b.i# ©d)leiibfrn, 
 23frfen. 2. [-War.] ba6 Umlegeii, Sitn. 
 tern einei ©d)iffe«. 
 
 Cant, «. bie SBerileigerung. To sell 
 by -1 ii'tfentlic^ I'crilcigcni. Swift. 
 
 Cant, #. 1. Pie iJJiJbclfprac^e. 2. bai 
 •3?Dtl)ii)nir(t>, bie ©pi0l'iibeiirprn(f)e, ba& jt.itu 
 benunlfi^. 3. bie (jciidjIerifcOe 3vePe, bai 
 (Mewiiifct, SBimmern. 4. Pie iijfcftirtc ©prnilje. 
 5. bie fi^iinflipriK^e, eigcntljiimlicfje ©prnrf^e. 
 
 To speak cant, unocri^nnblict) reben. 
 --word, 1. ba& ^iiniliuort. 2. bcr ©pr.ij*^ 
 feljifr. 
 
 Cant, (l)orr. kant) #. bie Siawtt, <S:<tt. 
 
 Cant-timbers, [-)Jfiir.] fdjeogc ©pnn» 
 iifti. Mar. Dict. Ifingbar. 
 
 Cantable, kan'tabi, (lot.) adj. 
 
 Cantabrian, kanlA'brean, adj. 
 fnntiibnr((>. {bae. (5)ffini*, ©imi-wcrf. 
 
 Cantaliver,kan'taiiv«r.*.[-i(rd)ir.i 
 
 Cantar, kan'tar, ^«. [iiirfeij bcr 
 
 Cantaro, kan'taio. ^ Kiintar (rin 
 ffleiuic^t). [tnte. 
 
 Cantata, kanti'ta. (it.) *. Pic Ka\u 
 
 Cantatiou, kaniAhhi'm. <. t ba< 
 ©ingcn. [*. bie liiiucrnc S-clbfliifdje. 
 
 Canteen, kanteeu'. (it. cantina) 
 
 Canteieup, kan'teiup, (fr. ean- 
 talonp)*. CSiH.] bic'ICiiricii:, 'JiculcnmeloHe. 
 
 Canter, kan'n'ir, (arm. cantreal, 
 canireni ». »i. ici(ftt gnli'ppircii (o. ^ferPen) 
 
 Canter, «. ber Ifidjre, fiiric Wiifppp. 
 
 Canter, «. l. brr iiiiorrilnnPlif^e, 
 fnubcnvfllfctje "iplauberer. 2. Per inliun|Tn>6rs 
 tern , fiffcftirt Sfebenbe. 3. ber ^cu(t)ler, 
 ^infrlcr. 
 
 Canterbury , kan'n'rbur^ , « 
 [Okogr.l (Faiucrburi). --bell. [Q^pt.] bi< 
 Wlpcfiubliime. --talc, bie fiibcll;nfte (hri 
 
134 F.\te. far, fall. fat. m, met. Fine. fin. No, move. n6r got, oil, rl6ufl. T«ibe, tub, fnll, t//!ii. THN. 
 
 C.\N 
 
 l!ti)hinq (fo flfnannt ihmi ^en C-rjiif)tiinnpn 
 
 Chaucer's). [ [dtjem.] t(\i (Iatu^|flri6in. 
 
 Cantllttrillill ) kant/iar'edin , t. 
 
 Cantltaris, katithk'rU, ((jr.) p/. 
 Caatliarides, s. tie \\>amii1)( Slicge. 
 
 Cantliii.fi, kaii't/iiis, (flr) «. bcr 
 9lii(i«">»ii>ftl; C'f firinnc. 
 
 Canticle y kan'tekl, ((rtt. canticiim) 
 «. I. Cer Soboeinng; pi- Dni i)oi)t Sif6 @a= 
 loniDiiifi. 2. '■•= Cer ©efniig (ai&tljeilung cine? 
 ®eC>ict)t5). Spesser. 
 
 Cantie, > (fcf)Dtt.) cheerful, 
 
 Canty, ) merry. 
 
 Cantiliver, kan't'iiviir, t. [?lrrf)it.] 
 ber 9iiniiiialfeu, eiiifiirf)e ©pnrveii. [fingen. 
 
 Cantillate, kan'tiiiate, (int.)i>. o. 
 
 Canting-ly, kantingle, adv. init 
 
 einem ©toge; luinreinfc. ^ Ifanfl, 6if SSctfe. 
 
 Caution, kair«liviii. *. t ber ®c> 
 
 Cantle, i kaii'tl. (nrui. chantell) *. 
 
 Cantel, I 1. * ba« ©nitf, a^nid); 
 flucf. Shak. 2. (fcJ)i)«.) ber (jiiitere Il^eil 
 
 Canrle of bread, eill 9»linfen 2)reb. 
 
 Cantle, v. a '■■ in ©lucfe fcftiiciben, 
 jcrftufcin. To - out, in i'^niifci) u. 2}tnicn, 
 un(iesol)lt, nnneivogcn uerfnufen. [©liirf. 
 
 Cantlet, kant'let, I. iai 23riid)i1iirf, 
 
 Canto, kan'to, (ital.) «. ber ®efanfl, 
 tui iBncf) (eineS ®ebid)te«). 
 
 Canton, kan'tun, (nrni. canton; 
 n). canton; Int. centum) *. I. Ber Snnton, 
 Sieiirf, ilrei«. 2. bif i>orbc, ber aSolWflnmni. 
 
 3. ; <Sd)ii)eij 1 ber itnnton. 4. l.^crlb ) ini 
 annrrifrd)en. 5. bie 91btf)cilnn.j . ber nbge- 
 foiiPerte lf}ei( (ciue« ©nnalbe* :e). 6. tiir 
 Canto, ter ©efnng. Shak. 
 
 Canton, v. a. l. in SBejirfe ob. 
 tlcine iljeile nfetfjeilen. Locte. Addison. 
 2. [-OTtilit.) fnnrnnirrn Inffen, einlngcrn. 
 EacYG. 3. [5?crlb.] bie I'ier ffrfen eints 
 <H3nppenrcf)ilbe« mit ben Qeljorigen ©tiicffn 
 nii5,}icren. 
 
 Cantonal, kan'tunal, adj. tantoml 
 
 Cantonize, kan'tiinize, t>. o. in 
 ^antpiu- nbtljrilen. _ ^Davies. 
 
 Cantonment, kan'tunnient, (fr.) 
 «. bie finnttmiruug, Giniinnriirruug. 
 
 Cantraiji,^ (frt)otr. ) spell, in- 
 
 Cantrip, S can tat ion. charm. 
 
 Cantred, kantred.^ (Int. centum) 
 
 Cantrer, kan'tref . J «. bit Pent in 
 <n}a(e«. EwcYc. 
 
 Canvass, ^ kan'ras (Int. cannabis; 
 
 Canvas, ^ gr. id.; nnn. canavn»; 
 Jr. canblias; rn(|'. kancplias) *. I. fer S.<\- 
 nei>n« , Mi ©egel j ob. ^ncftucf) , bie 'ipncf : 
 Icinmnnb. 2. ber feine iinneM« (ju ©hrfe; 
 teien). 3. CDKnr.] bie ©egel iei ©rf)iffc«. 
 
 4. 6er 95i'ri)nng obrr bn# ©ctiebebret I'or 
 ^iiti'djenfcntlfrn. 5. (Canvass)t a) ber 
 (rntuuirf, ^Inn(einc5!SMrt)i'5Jc.) ; bne^ajort: 
 mnfj (JU cinem ©iiigrtiirfe). b) tit ^(wur-. 
 fcung urn ^iCnfjIilimnien. c) § bie 23mirrl'nng 
 (uni). d) bit (S-riirternng finrr ■0)?ngrrgri. 
 
 Canvas-climber, ber -yRntroiV , bfr 
 bif ©cgel fntfnirct ob. jnrninnifiijiffjt. .Shak. 
 
 Canvass, v. a. I. rr&rrrrn (einr 
 gjlneregel). 2. prfifen, unterfudjen (SBnljl: 
 (linimrn tc). 
 
 Canvass, v.n. I. (for) fid) (vemrrbrn 
 (urn (til ^nu K); Qmai an fict ju brinaeii 
 
 CAP 
 
 \\(t)tn. 2. fnfenliren, 2Dn^Ijlitnmen rocr&en. 
 
 Canvasser, kanvassur, «. 1. ber 
 SSeiwerber (um ©tinimen lo. Burke. 2. ber 
 Unterrnd)er ( ber gege&cnen ©tinimen ). 
 
 Cany, ki'ne, adj. 1. roljrig , uo(I 
 9?pl)r. 2. aui diol)r. Muton. 
 
 Canzone, kan'z6na, (it.) «. ia& 
 2ieb. [2ieb(!)en. 
 
 Canzonet, kan'zonlt, (it.) <. tai 
 
 CaOUCllOUC, koo'tsliuuk, kSu - 
 tshoot, *. t(\6 ^aijut\(i)ii, Snutfd)uf, Jfeber^ 
 ob. 2eberf)nrj. 
 
 Cap, kap (nngclf. caeppe; m. cap; 
 nrni. chap ob. cap, fr. chape, chapeau) s 
 I. tie finppe, 'OJifi^e; ipnubc. 2. bcr ipiit, 
 ^arbinnI6l)ut. Shak. 3. i bie fnppcnfijrinigc 
 ©pi^e (einefi Sing*), bn* fnppfnfornuge &e: 
 fn0 ; }. S8. a) ber |'d))wnnitnfi)rinige iUuffntj nuf 
 ciner aCnfferfunil ; b) ber iput etner >ilDjie^: 
 frinfe ; c) bie 3{nfetenfnppe ; d) bie finppe ber 
 3ucf<rl)ilte; e) § ber Dedel, .^ut, bie ilrone; 
 Sd)nle, X)ute,SpuUi; f; bie (S-icf)d. 4. ± t<\i 
 Dberi^e; jpnupt (ber 9inrrcn). Shak. 5. bnc- 
 i?utnbjiel)en. 
 
 Cap of canon, [9Irtifl.] bn« ^(nttlot^. 
 
 — of maintenance, [engl. ®e|'d).] bie ©d)irin: 
 (jnube (bie bet ^r5nungen ben i^onigen oor= 
 getrngcn icirb ; nut^ ten Mayors emiger 
 ©tribte). - of a ma.%t, [•')J?nr.J 1. tas (i-ftis: 
 Ijnupt. 2. bie Stengc. - of a ship, ['TOnr.J 
 ber >JKol)renfopf, t<i6 ©nflion tei ©djifTei!. 
 
 - and bells, bie S^nrrenfrtppe. A military -, 
 ber Ifc^afo. A black -, tai ^riejTcr;, 
 ©(t)eitelf<ipp(^en. 
 
 Prop. To cast one's cap at one, Hid) 
 liberiminben gebcn. To pull one's -, ^e-. 
 mnnben nufilynnjen. To set ilie-at .., fid) 
 ber 9lufmerffnnifeit OenmnbS loiirbig Ijniten. 
 
 Cap'-a-pe ob. — -a-pie, adv. oon 
 Sopf difi }u 5up. — case, ta6 ^utfntrcr, 
 ^ntfuttcrnl. — maker. 1. ber "^yiiii^en- 
 nincjjer. 2. bie §nuben|le*erinn. -paper, 
 bng ^nrfpnpier. — scuttle, [^Knr.] bie 
 ©pringlufe. — sheaf, bie oberile ®nrbe 
 einefi ©(i)ober*. - squares, i.p/. [9)inr.J 
 bie 93efc^lnge bc« Stnpert*. 
 
 Cap, (fdjott.) ein l;l>(}erner 9?npf fur 
 ©peifen unb JJIiilTiOfeiteii. 
 
 Cap, V. a. 1. obfu bebecfcn ob. beflci; 
 ben. 2. jubinben , uern)nf)ren. 3. ber £nppe 
 bernuben; bie ^nppe, ben ^ut nbnefjnien. 
 
 1. The cloud -cnppe d towers. Shak 
 
 To cap a pair of shoes, ein >J3nnr ©djulji' 
 oorfc^u()en. To - verses, I. )ued)reliv)fire 
 iiSerfe, bie iiiit einoni bcfonbern 23u(f)|lnben 
 nnfongen , l)cri'ngen. Jonssow. 2. i i»i'd)|Vl= 
 loeiie nennen, ivibcrrprfd)en. Johnsom. 
 
 Cap, V. n. I. t t'tti S?<\npt enrbiiipen. 
 Shak. 2. f'TOnr.] ta6 G-fel^f^nupt nneljeii 
 ob. nuffe^en. 
 
 A man full of capping and crouching, 
 fin '0)fnnn , ber fid) biicfcn unb fdjinicgen 
 fnnn, ber friid)t, ivie ein i^nnb. 
 
 Capability, kapabii'ete, t. bie 
 {Jnl)igfeit/ bn* SSerniogen. Shak. Phii,. Tr. 
 
 Capable, Kapabl, (int. capere; fr. 
 capable) ndj. 1. ( mnnd)nini init of) fnljig, 
 im ©tnnbf. 2. (of, ju) tud)tig, tnuglid), ges 
 fd)i(ft; inl)ig (einuT ©nd)C). 3. (of) finpfnng: 
 lid) (fur). 4. lOfrdjtfipr.l fnl)ig (ju ^rbf(()nf! 
 ten :c.). 5. fnl)ig, rinMd)r^-i>p(I. 6. fljoljl. Shak. 
 
 Capableuess , kapablnes, «. 
 
 CAP 
 
 1. bie 5nf)tGfeif. 2. bie ®ef(^)icf(i(f)fcit, (5in» 
 Mt, ber aSerilnnb. Kiiliwgbeck. 
 
 Capacify , kapa»'ifi , v. a. f fntjifl 
 ob. gerd)i(ft i.indjen. Barrow. Oood. 
 
 Capacious, ka|)a'sliii.s, (int. capnx) 
 adj. 1. gerniiniig (ein .§infen tc). 2. t um» 
 tniTenb (GDei|l). 
 
 Capaciousness, kapA'shusnIs, 
 #. 1. bie ®crnumigfeit (einer 3?ud)t to. 
 
 2. 1 bn« Umfnffcnbe, bie iimfnffungsrrnft 
 (beS &dfle6). 
 
 Capacitate, kapas'ctate, p. n. 
 I. tnnglid), gefdjirft m>7d)fn. 2. [«ed)titfpr.J 
 fnl)ig mnd)en, in ben Stnnb feijfn (ein ■iUnt 
 nnjuneijnien ic).. [ta^ 5nl)ignincf)fn. 
 
 Capacitation, kiSpaseia'^hun, #. 
 
 Capacity, kapas'cte, (Int.) *. i. bie 
 ©ernuntigfeit, ber 3nl)nlt, &thalt (tinti 
 gnffcS JC); bfr 9?num, bn« ffleing (eineS 
 ©d)ifTc6). 2. 1 a) bie '(JnfTungSfrnfr, ?fnf)igreit, 
 ®erd)icflid)feit , einfic^t. b) bie (?igenfrf)nft, 
 b;r .Knrnfter , ©fnnb. c) [9?fd)t«rpr.l bie 
 5nl)igfeit, t(t6 aSiTmogni, bie C>iemm , 58e» 
 fugnip (jn ©d)iid)tung oon 9?ertrngen ic). 
 
 3. [ ©com.] bfr 9fnuni , forvcrlid)c Ontjnlt. 
 
 4. [(Jljem.l bie .Rnpn^itnr (tt6 <H3nffer6 ffit 
 ben 2Snrnic|loff :c). [^orper= , i>ol)Imnge. 
 
 Measures of capacity, bic ^ubif., 
 
 Capade, kapitte', (ft. 253.) *. tai 
 Jnrf) (bi'i ^utnin(f)crn). 
 
 Caparison, kapar'esiin, (fpnn. u. 
 fr.) s. bie "ipffrbeberf e , 5!BnItrnppe. Mirxon. 
 
 Caparison, v. a. 1. einem q5fcrbe 
 eine SSSnItrnppe, ©c^nbrncfe nuflegcn, 2. i 
 l)ernu«pn$en, nueftnffiren. Sha^. 
 
 Capcase, kapkise, *. i. f cine 
 bebccfte 2cite. 2. tas SJcfreifen. Burtok. 
 
 Cape, kipe, (fr. cap; fat. caput; 
 fnnSfr. cabala; (^ort. kaap; bnn. kap) j. 
 1. tai Jtnp, SBorgciirg. 2. ber Krngcn 
 einc« *0?nnteW. .Spanish -, bie finpnje. 
 
 Cape- town, bic .Rnpftnbt. 
 
 Capelan, kap'ii5„, ,. [^c^jftjijot.J 
 bn6 Dirfmnnf. 
 
 Capellet, kap'lnlt, (fr.) ,. [pip^, 
 nrjneif.] bie ©roflbcule, ©teingnfle. 
 
 Caper, kA'pur, (fr. cabrer; Int. 
 caper; bnn. kipper) v. it. Sreuifprunge 
 mnd)cn, f)upfen. Shak- 
 
 Caper, *. 1. ber eurtipruna, 53o(f«» 
 fprnng. 2. 1 Cross-eapers, ber £lueiT» 
 llric^ , bie Sasibcrionrtigfciten , Uiifnfte. 
 
 Caper-cutting, Sufrfpnlngc mndjcnb. 
 
 Caper, (fr. c.npre; nrm. c;»preseu; 
 ft)r. kapar; nrnb. kabaron ; Int. cappaiis) 
 *. [Sot.] bic itnpcr. --bush, bcr iinpcrm 
 llrnud). --sauce, bie 5vnpi'rnbruf)c. 
 
 Capercailzie, (rd)otf.) ber grrge 
 3luerl)nl)n. [fpringcr, ©eiltnnjfr. 
 
 Caperer, ka'purur, «. ber £ufti 
 
 Capias, ka'pe.is, (int.«!C.) *. [iRtd)ti> 
 fpr.l bcr 95i'fl|"trfrfung5 : ob. 2SiTl)nft5befel)l. 
 
 Cl^apillaceOUS, kappilla'Khus,«({/. 
 Ijnnrformig, f. Capillary. 
 
 Capillaire, kapiliare', (fr. 233.) s. 
 bcr Srnncnljnnrforup. 
 
 Capillaiiient, klpil'iamlnt, «. 
 I. [Sot. J bn* $>nnr , Spnnrige, (Joi'erige an 
 'Slumcn, bic fnfcrigcn ©tni/bfnben. 2. bic l)nnr» 
 bi'inne ^ibcr, luornuS bie 9ieroen bci1cl)fii. 
 
 Capillarity, kap'p'llarete , «. 
 l$hi)r.j bie Jpnnrtornngfeit, ^npidaritat. 
 
Fale, li.r, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6iid. Tube, tiih, full. t^i», Tflis. 1 33 
 
 CAP 
 
 Capillary « kap'p'llari, (tat. eapil- 
 laris) adj. ['ilnat. , %ot. u. 'ISI^i^f.] ifaar- 
 (bivm\^ , l)n<irftin. Akbcthhot. Mn we. 
 
 Capillary t <• ba« ^(i«r<)efn# , bit 
 i^nflrr&l)te. ( [3lniit.] 6ie 5)nnrrohre. Broww. 
 
 Capillation, kappilla'diun, «. f 
 
 Capilliforin, kappil'lifonn, adj. 
 ^rtrfbrntii]. Kirwan. 
 
 Capital f kap'etal, ((at. capitalis) 
 «<(;. I. t "en Jtppf bettfffenft, om Kopf« 
 <}. 93. fine 5aJun6e>. Miltom. % t f)Aupt 
 fnd)Ii(f), ui>rnef)mfl, ^""P'-" - city? >•« 
 $nupt(labt. 3. fltpj, mij^tig, ODtjilglid), 
 Bortrffflid) , feljr gut. 4. petnlid) (95trbri;» 
 <^ert ic). 5. [Ii)pogr.) (jrof , 9lnfnnfl« 
 <a9ud)|1(i6cn). 
 
 Capital stock, bA« Aapitaf, @tnmm: 
 fnpitnl , ©tnmni » , WrunburrmBflen . bfr 
 <{)iiuptftiil)( , bie $nuptfumtne. - prixe, ber 
 ^aiiptqenjinn. 
 
 Capital, *■ 1. [9Ir<^if.] ba« ^apitnl, 
 6ft Itnauf. 2. bie if)aiipt|lflbt. X ber 9ln! 
 fanfl<f>ucf)|lnb , flrofe ©uc^ilnfc. 4. ($(in= 
 tct] bn« Aftpitot. Ipitnliil- 
 
 Capitalist f kap'ttal'it, «. fttt Sa^ 
 
 Capitally V kapetalU. alio. 1. vors 
 trfff(td)f i'i>eju<lli4>. fd)on. 2. priiilid) ; - con 
 vieled, be« Icbed )'d)ulbi(|. 
 
 CapitalneiiN, kapltaine*, «. t 
 ta£ p«iiiiid)e <Serbred)en. Sherwood. 
 
 Capitate, kap'icAte, adj. {'Hn.] 
 fopffonnin. MiRxys. 
 
 Capitation, kapili'ahua , I. 1. 
 bie 3nl)lung imd) ten fiiipten. i - ob. — 
 tax, bie 5(()pf|1euer>@<(><i9unfl, 6n4 JiL><>f: 
 gtl(. Eacvc. 
 
 Capite, kap'iti, ((at.), Tmure in 
 -, (eii(ii.<«erf$) ba«Ari'n(f()fii.Bi.*CK»Toi!E. 
 
 Capitol, kap'^iol, «. ^o* £apitD> 
 lium, iiapitD(. 
 
 Capitular, kap'nh'uiur, \ (M. 
 
 Capitulary, kap'tkhuluri, ^capi- 
 tulum) *. 1. ber JlapttrO'cf^lu^. 2. bat £a: 
 pittilare, bie liapitiilarten. 3. ber Capitular, 
 Jtopinilarljerr. 
 
 Capitularly , klpitsh'ulurli, adv 
 ill ber gorm eiiini nei|11i(t>en itauicel^. 
 
 Capitulary, kapitth lilure. adj. 
 |U einem itapitrl (jil)ori(|. Wartom. 
 
 Capitulate, kap'oili'iilile , v. n. 
 I. + ill 'ilrtife( (>riiifleii, nrtifedueiie mifretjcii 
 fine ®(t)rifi JC. Shak. 2. ( »JRiiir. J ttipi> 
 tuliren. 
 
 Capitulation, kapliahula'iihuii , 
 «. 1. (0}Cilit.j bie Capitulation; ba« Capitii; 
 lirtn. 2. t bo* Sliifte^en einet 64ri|t in 
 Jtapite(n , 91rtifeln ic. 3. [beut|ft)e fflefd).] 
 bif faiferlid)e ilDaljifapitiilatioii , bet faiicrj 
 lic^e ^af)li>frrrag. (ber ^apiriilirenbe. 
 
 Capitulator, kapitsliuUuir, «. 
 
 Capitule, kap'iialiule, t.'-^ berfiirje 
 ©egriff, »JIuf jiifl. Wicki.ifke. 
 
 Capivi , kape'v^. «. brr £op>il)U' 
 lalfam. In>ei6c ^airambatini. 
 
 Capivi-tree, kap^ve-nce. «. bee 
 
 Caple, kap'pi, t. '^ ber (Saul. 
 
 Cap-*ne reliant, kap'-mertsliant, 
 
 •. [@eel)anbel] ber ©iiperfarac 
 
 Capnoinancy, kap'Doiiiaiise,(()r.) 
 •. bie ^ai^rt'agiino (^wi bent 'i)iau(t)e. 
 
 Capoch , kapotali', (|p. capucho) 
 • tie ^apiijf. 1 
 
 CAP 
 
 Capoch , ». It. btf Jtappe a^jte^en. 
 
 Capocclila, kapok' kta, (it. SS.) 
 t. ber Duinmbart, li)(pel. 
 
 Capon, kipn, (fp. SS}. ) «. 1. ber 
 £apaun. 2. ber ^apaiin (ein ®d)impfname). 
 Shak. 3. ber Giebeibrief. Shak. 
 
 Capon 's-tail , ['Bot.] bet »a(Drian. 
 
 Capon, V. a. (tipaiinen, yerfctjneiben. 
 
 Caponniere, kappoimeer' , (fr. 
 333.) *. [gciTmigSb.] bie S(ftie§ijrube ; bet I Shak. 2 
 
 CAP 
 
 Captain, adj. tapfer. Shak. 
 
 Captaincy, kap'rjnse, t. I. bet 
 SRnng, bie ©terie einefl ^auptmann« , 5titr. 
 meitteri, SJetb^errn. Washimcton. 2. [Su£i» 
 nm.) bie ©tattfjalterfrfjaft. 
 
 Captainry, kap't'nre. «. bie^aiiptj 
 mannrd)aft, ifreisljaiiptmaiiiircbaft. Spenseu. 
 
 Captainship, kap'tiusiiip. «. t. 
 bie Stefle eiiie« gelb^errii ob. ypaiiptinaiin^ 
 
 beberfte ®ani] in ben Caufgraben. 
 
 Capot, kapot', (fr. 'iB.) «. bet 'iSIatfcf) 
 em \)5iaiiet|pie(e. .Iornson. 
 
 Capot, V. a. mat\d)tn , tnatfd; inac^en. 
 
 Capper, kappur, t, ber ^)7tii$en< 
 madjer, 'Biii^ciiljaMtler. (peevish. 
 
 Cappernoity, (fc^ott.) crabbed, 
 
 Cappie, ird)OCt.) dimin. I). Cap. 
 
 Capreolate, kap'reulate, ({nt. 
 capreolus) adj. (-Sot. | frifcf)enb. Martyw. 
 
 Caprice, kapree^e', kap'reese, (fr. 
 2D.) t. berCJiqciifinn, bie Saiiiie, ber(JinfaU. 
 
 Capricious, kapriah'u«, adj. eigen: 
 finnig, launiic^, launenljaft. — ade. Capri- 
 ciously, (nunifd) tc. 
 
 Capriciousness, kaprUh'usnls, 
 *. 1. tit launifctje OJeim'itl)^art ober Stinu 
 innng, bie iDunbcrlif^e Saune. 2. ibie Saune 
 (be* ©<^i(f)a(6 ic.). 
 
 Capricorn, k^p'prekom, (lat.) «• 
 (Wllron.J ber Steinboef. 
 
 Caprificatiou , kapretikil'shun , 
 ((at.) 4. bie (SaUtuefpen : 33efriid)cung (bet 
 5ci<ien). Encyc. [in\t (yei^blatt. 
 
 Capril'ole, kap'retole, «. (^t.j 
 
 Capriforin, kap'teform, adj- bod: 
 forinig. Ecl. Rev. 
 
 Capriole, kap'r^nle, (fr. cabriole; 
 it. eapriola) «. [9{eitf. J (if ltaprio(e, ber 
 Cuftprung. Ibocffiipifl. 
 
 Capriped, kapripid, [lat.] adj. 
 
 Capsicum, kap'.iiiiuiii, «. ber fpns 
 nifdje ^feffer. (umfeljren, uniiliirjen. 
 
 Capsize, kapsue', v. a. ['0}^1r.] 
 
 Capsize, v. n. unifaUen (u. betnin: 
 fenen <J>erfonen). 
 
 Capstan, kap'htan. (nian(i)ma( au(^ 
 Capslern), (fir. cabestnn; aiigelt. caep- 
 ster, eaebettr) t. [■^Ti&x.] bet i^abeflan, 
 bie ©piHe , bn« ©aiigfpifl. Main--, bie 
 groSe ©pifie. Gear--, bie (leine ©plUe. 
 
 Capstane, (rd>vttw) cupeitone, 
 key-«(one. 
 
 Capsular, kap'niuilar, ) adj. 
 
 Capsulary, kap'Hiuiiaie .yapfelig, 
 fapfeifijrmig. [feibanb, ^iiigelbanb.' 
 
 Capsular llgiimeiit. |>}lliat. ] \)ai SiAV 
 
 Capsulate, kap'sbulite, \adj. 
 
 Capsulated, kap'sliulated ,^ in 
 eine ^apfel eiiigefrfjloffen. Boiaky. 
 
 Capsule, kap'sliule, ((at. capsula) 
 t. 1. (Sot.] bie ©aamenfapfel. 2. (Sljcni.J 
 bie @(i)er6e , ^brau(t)rd)ale , ©aiibf ape((e, 
 Itapfel. 
 
 Captain, klp'tfu, (fr. capitaine, 
 p. (ot. caput) I. I. ber >>auptiiianii, ilapitan. 
 
 2. ber ©<ftiff*fapit(in; ©rfjiffer, ©tromfaf;rer. 
 
 3. ber 91nfiif)rer, 5ciM)err, 2>efcl)(^f)nber. 
 Capfain of foot, iet :paiiptmann bei 
 
 ber Onfanterie. — of horse . ber 9iittniei(let. 
 Captain-general, bet Dbetflenera(. 
 — lieutenant, ber ©tab^fapitmi. 
 
 bie ainfiiljrung. 3. ipaiiptmanns 
 fd)aft, i?rei*()aiiptmaiinfc^)aft. Oavies. 4. bie 
 Kriegfierfa()renf)cit. 
 
 Captation, kapta'sln'm, (.Xat.) i. 
 bie (frrd)lei(<)UMo (ber@un|l 20, Seiuerbung ; 
 ©rf)meic6e(ei. 
 
 Caption, kap'xhun, c\ni.) s. I. + bie 
 9Ser()afning; i?aptiir, 2Be(ina()me, 5}eiite. 2. 
 (Scots law] fccr 2?erl)aft5btfe^l. 3. [Wecfjrs. 
 f>>r.] ber ©tefiition^fd^ein. Ash. 4. ber (fin. 
 gang, bie (finleitnng. 5. b<is Jangen einet 
 ^erfon buret) oerfangfittje Jragen. 
 
 Captious, kap'shiis, a(tj. 1. tabel« 
 rucf)tig, janffud)tig. 2. oerfmiglirf). Locke. 
 3. fur capacious, gfraumig, empfiingliil). 
 Shak. — adv. Cap'tiously, ucrfang(irf), 
 auf eine uerfanglic^e SBeife; in ber Wfi^t, 
 geneigt ju luiberfprcrfjeii, ni tabeUt. 
 
 Captiousuess, kap'siuisnl*. *. 
 1. bie XaMfu<i)t, itrirtelei. 2. bie aSerfdng- 
 Ud)tiit. 
 
 Captivate, kap'tevate, (tat.) v. a. 
 1. gefangen ncfjmen (eincn JJeiiib). 2. unters 
 joc^en. 3. a) t gefangen nefjnien, einnefjmen, 
 fefTeIn (ben ffleifl); geioinnen (^emaiibjS 
 ®un(l). Addisojt. b) jum ©flaoen macften. 
 Captivated by ob. with.., eingenonimen 
 (uon). (gemac^t, a\i ©cfangcner. Shak. 
 
 Captivate, adj. jum (iJefangencn 
 
 Captivating:, kap'teviting, udj. 
 fefffinb, einneljinenb. 
 
 Captivation, kaptevi'shun. «. 1 
 bie ©efangenncljniiing. 2. i bie 3i(|'e(nn.j 
 (beg @ei)le*). 
 
 Captive, kap'tiv, «. I. (to) ber 
 firieg«gefangene, ©cfangene (3einanb«). 2. 
 ± ber ©efangene, (3efe(Te(te. 
 
 1. A captive to the victor. Webster. 
 
 Captive, adj. 1. gefangen. 2. i ge, 
 fe(Te(t, eingenonimen. 3. gefangen fjaltenb. 
 
 Captive, t>. a. *, f. Captivate. 
 
 Captivity, klpijv-^ii, ,. i, ^[^ 
 («ricg5.) @efaiigenrrf)aft. 2. f bie SJefTefutui 
 (be« (J)ei)le«). 3. bie ^ne(<)tr(<)aft. 
 
 Captor, kap'iur, (lat. capere) *. I. 
 (Jiner, ber gefangen niiiinit; ber (Jmigi-r, 
 (S-rbeutet, Itaper, .ftaperer. 2. ©iner, bereiti 
 JJa()rjeng anfbriiigr, tibeuret. 
 
 Capture , kap-tsiuire , *. 1. Per 
 5ang. 2. bie 25eute, ^Prife. 3. [9fe(()ti5rpi-.i 
 bie 25erl)aftiing. 
 
 Capture, ». a. I. gefangen nef)nien. 
 2. erbeuten, aiifbringen (iSdjiffe). 3. OCet^tg. 
 fpt.] in Sefcftlag neljiiien. 4. oerljaften. 
 
 Capuccio, kapii'tsbco, s. ber ^apps 
 
 Capuch, f. Capoch. (fragen. 
 
 Capuclied, kapusbt', adj. f mit 
 einet ^apii^e bebecfr. Baowa. 
 
 Capuchin, kapushe^n', «. I. bet 
 Sapujiner. 2. bie Sfegenfappe, ber 5raufn« 
 mantel mit einer ^apiije. 3. bie Jtappeni 
 taube. [ber brauiie ©agu. 
 
 Capucine, kap'utine, «. [Sool.j 
 
1 ;i6 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. No, iii6ve, nor, jjut. oil. cloud. Tube, tolj, fnll. (7/in, Tflfd. 
 
 CAP 
 
 Capul , (f(<)ott.) Hi 5pf«;^; 9lr6ei«> 
 Vfcrt. [nifd)t Itirfdje. 
 
 fj]i|iulin , kap'ulin , ». Me nicyitii: 
 
 Caput inortuuin, k&'put mor'- 
 tiliiiii , ((. SB.) ». [Gf>em.] ber 9eurft^nnt>. 
 
 Car, I bei ©tiibtcnamen Ifl oft iai 
 
 C«er, i 6eltifcf)e Caer, Sic ©trttt, 
 
 <Jll»r, j J. aj. Caerinarthen. 
 
 Car, kar (». car; it. carr, carra, 
 ciiiri; flriil. qair; nnQClf. craet) t. 1. Dcr 
 ilnrreii; [e-iffiilxifjn.] Der ®cl)(epp «, lrniis= 
 V'l'irirngi'n. 1. ? Det ©treitmngen, Iriunipl)= 
 iDflflcn. MiLTos. 3. (91|lron.J ber grofje »ik. 
 
 C a r - 111 a n . Der Artrner , (Si-t)uOf nrner. 
 --taker, ber SD3ngenmcii1et. 
 
 Carabine,) kir'uine, (fr. 855.) ber 
 
 Carbine, ) ^«irn''iner, bie <Stu5= 
 tiulife. [j^nrabinier. 
 
 Carabineer, karbeneer', *. ber 
 
 Carac, ( kar'ak, dp. carraca) ». 
 
 Caracii, 5 bie ^nrnfe tCniliitiff). 
 
 Caracol, kai'akol, (fp. iO.) «. i- 
 IJJcitf.] bie ©djroenfung, t)a\bt 'iBcnbung. 
 2. |<)lrcl)it.] bie ©djnerfcnj ob. SDenDeltreppe. 
 
 Caracol, v. n. €i1)i«enfiingen, ijMbt 
 iEicnbiingen mad)en, farnfclireu. 
 
 Caracoly, kar'akole, t. bnS ^alb-. 
 gulb, '3Jfi|'d)golb (ber Snrniben). 
 
 Carat, kar'at, (gr. keratioo) «. i. 
 bn£^ «arnt mmid^t v. 4 &rai\). 2. iai 
 Snrnt (ber (SJcfjnIt beS ®olbee). 3. " ber 
 liitrtt) (irgenb eine« I)ing«). B. Johson. 
 
 Caravan, klr'avan, (rtrnb. karan, 
 iict) (lusbeljnen ; pcrf. karwan ) «. bie Rata- 
 niine. [bie itnrnunnferei. 
 
 Caravansary, karavansare, ». 
 
 Caravel, kar'av»l, ) (fp. caravela; 
 
 Carvel, kar'vel , 5 «. bie Kara- 
 vtllt (9lrt port, ©(fjiff). 
 
 Cara'tvay, kar'awi, (arab. kara- 
 wia; gr. il. tat. kaion, caruin) «. 1. [Sot.] 
 bfr .'Riitiimel; — seed, bet fiummeirnme. 
 ■•. pi. t>ei Shak. ein Ifieil be« 9'ind)ti|"d>e6 , 
 11; rt) G-inigen au6 einer 5Irt 9Iepfeln , md) 
 3lnDfrn nu5 ^onfeft beflebenb. 
 
 Carbon, karbua, ((at. earbo) «. 
 KFhrm.l ber .ftoMenftoff. Vm. 
 
 Carbonaceous, karb&ni'shus, 
 «.//. !(Vl)cm.] ^ol)len|loff entfjoUenb. 
 
 Carbouadc, kar'bonade, ^(fr.lHJ.) 
 
 Carbonado, karb6ni'd6,5 * ber 
 9Cprrtiriiten. Shak. 
 
 Carbonade, ) v. a. 1. AUf^of<> 
 
 Carbonado, ) (en braten. 2. i ier> 
 hrrfi'ii, jcrl)niien. Shak. 
 
 Carbonate, kar'bonite,*. [Gf)em.] 
 bnis fohlciifiuire ©flij. -of copper, fol)len» 
 iV'irct' Siipfer. l[&)c\n.] fol)Ienge|aiicrt. 
 
 Carbonated, kar'bonAted, adj. 
 
 Carbonic, kaibnn'nik.aij;. [(Ff^etlt.) 
 fiMiienfaiifr. - acid, bie Jvo(j(enr<iiire. Ure. 
 
 CarboitiferouK, kliboiiit'ferus, 
 ailj- [6)eOl.] fob(eill)(lltig. - liint-Mone. ber 
 Kihleiifnif. -group, bai ®reiiifo()ieiifle('irg. 
 
 Carbonization, karboii^ia'Kbi'in. 
 .-. bie !Serfp()liing (bee ^oijeS). [fol)ifii. 
 
 Carbonize, kar'bAnlze. ». a. I'lT: 
 
 CarbonoiiydrouM, klibonAiii'- 
 diiis, adj- [CFljcni.] au^ ili'l)lcii: ii. 2BrtiTrr; 
 |T:ff jufmnniengeietjt. ^ Ure. 
 
 CarbonOUS , kir'b/inus , «<(/. 
 
 Ife'ljem.J uiiuonfpnimen fc^lenfiuitir. - acid, 
 
 CAR 
 
 nuBottfoniniene Jto^lenfnure. Vrt.. 
 
 Carbuncle, kar'bungkkl, (Int ) 
 *. 1. ber ^arfunfer. 2. ± ber iinrfiinfel 
 (bie ©onneiiftrnljleii). Shak. 3. [*3Keb.] ber 
 ^nrbiinfel, bie ^e|lbeii(e. 
 
 Carbuncled, klrbungkkld , a(<;. 
 I. mit£arfuiifcln befe^t. 2. ['^ncb.j mit£ar: 
 bunfeln bel)«iftet. 
 
 Carbuncular , karbung'kulur . 
 adj. 1. tavfunfelartig. 2. [-Hieb.J torbiinfel: 
 nrtig. 
 
 Carbunculation, karbungkul.\'- 
 sliuii, J. ber itnrOiiiifil, aSrnnb in ben 
 itnoipeii ber q5(laiijfn. 
 
 Carburet, kar buret, t. [(H)im 
 bie 25erlniibuitg id !^ul)k»H\>^i mit eiiu'iii 
 ■OTetatle. - of copper, fupterljaltiger ^ol)lcii= 
 fliff. Ure 
 
 Carbureted, karbureted , adj. 
 [Q.t)tm.] nut JvOl;Icnili'if nerbunben. Ure. 
 
 Carcajo, kar'kadjo, «. [3i>Dl.] ber 
 iBiclt'rnp. 
 
 CarCanet, kar'kanet, (fr. carcaii) 
 *. tn& i^iilfgefdjnieibe. Shak. Harewell. 
 
 Carcass, kar'kas. (gr. karcliesioii ; 
 fr. carcasse) t. 1. bai ©erii'pe (einee Xi)ie- 
 re«, ©d)iff3 :c.). 2. i b(i« ®erippc, ©fe- 
 lett(magere ^perfon). 3. bie Iri'inimer (cinee 
 ©d)iffe5 ic). 4. bie SBranbfiigel, SnrfnITe. 
 
 Carcass-butcher, « ber gleifc^ier ini 
 (5>ro^en. [*. t bne S5er()nftgelb, ©djlie^gelb. 
 
 Carcelag'e, karselidj^, (l. career) 
 
 Carceral, kar'seral, a(<;. ju einem 
 (yefiingniffe geijiirig. 
 
 Carcinoma, karseno'ma, (gr.) <• 
 I. ba6 ^rcbfigefctiuiir. 2. ba6 5;>orngefd)iuur 
 nin 91uge. Coxe. [adj. frcbiSnrtig. 
 
 CarciuOinatOUS,karseii6'niatus, 
 
 Card, kard , (gr. cbartes ; ir. cairt; 
 
 (nt. charta) *. I. ba6 ^artenblntt, bie ^nrte, 
 
 ©pielfnrte. 2. bie i?nrte, 95ifitenfnrte. 3. 
 
 [■OKnr.] bie SEinbrofe, ©djitf^rofe (ouc^ i). 
 
 3. Reason the card, but passion is the 
 
 gale. Pope. 
 
 Trump-card, ber itumpf. Breef- 
 -, bie flbget)obene ^nrte. Pressing — , 
 ber $re0rpan. Card of ten, bie 3et)ne im 
 fiflttenfpiel. Shak. 
 
 Card-assembly, bie ©pie(gefeDr4)aft. 
 — maker, ber ^nrtenmndjer. --match, 
 I. bie ©pielpnrtie. 2. bie ©d>mefe(fnrte, ®ct)iuc: 
 felf4)nitte. --room, ba6 ©pieiiimmer. — 
 table, ber ©pieUifc^. [geiuinnen. 
 
 Card, V. n. gern ii. oft itnrten fpielen ; 
 
 Card, (f)on. kaard; lat. carduus) «. 
 bie £arbe , ^arbcitfc^e , ber SCoUCaunn, 
 jtranipe(. 
 
 Card-board, bie ^rAnipefbnnf , bai 
 ^rnntpelbret. --wire, ber ^rn^brnfjt. 
 
 Card, V. a. I. forbntfcfjcM , froiiipcln 
 (533one, SSrtiimwofle). 2. fiimnien (bieipnore). 
 3. i ®d)le(^fe« mit ffliiteni uerrnufrf)i'n, uer: 
 gcben, entiuurbigcn. Shak. [ fd)ine. 
 
 Carding- iiiaciii II e. bie ^arbenmn: 
 
 Cardailline, kar'dainine, (gr.) t. 
 |5)ot.! bie 'JGieicnfreffc. 
 
 Cardamom, kar'daiuum, (gr.) s. 
 [55ot.l bie iJiirbnmonie. 
 
 Cartler, kardur, t. I. ber £.irbnt< 
 \d)tr , S25i>(lfrrtinpl'.T. 2. ber .Rnrtempieler. 
 
 Cardes, kardx, «.;>'. bie egbareip}?ip: 
 pen i^ielcc flatter; berSobcii btr9irti|'<^p(fen.| 
 
 CAR 
 
 Cardiac, kar'delk , i (gr.) t4f. 
 
 Cardiacal, kar'deakal. ] 1. jum 
 :perjen gel)i>rig. 2. [^pijarm.J l)cr}iliirren&. 
 
 Cardiac, ». ['^tjatm.] im i,erj. 
 llorPenbe Wittef. 
 
 Cardialg-y, klr'<i^3ij^, (gr.) ♦. 
 f-)J?cb.) bni ^peijgefpnnn, ^t•r iWngenfrnmpf. 
 
 Cardinal, klr-deoal, (tut.) adf. 
 t)ciu\)t\i\d)U(ti, farbinnl, ipnnpf ... - numbers, 
 bie ^iirbinalirtl)(en. - wincU , bie ifjnnpt* 
 minbe. -signs, [Slilron.] bie ^imptitni)tn. 
 
 - points, bie :pnuptpiinfte. 
 Cardinal, ». i. [fntl;. Rn<bt] ber 
 
 Siirbinal. 2. eine 91rt grniienninntel. 3. 
 
 [Crnitt).) ber Jtnrbinrtl. [nalSblume. 
 
 Cardinal- flower, [55ot.] bie &axbU 
 Cardinalate, kar'denalate, ) 
 Cardinalsliip, kar'denaisbip, ^ 
 
 *. bie SnrbinnlsSmiirfe. 
 
 Cerdinalize, klr'denalfze, «f. a. 
 
 jtim Kiirbinnl mndfjen. [big Knrbioibe. 
 
 Cardioid, kar'dcoirl, s [<)l(gfbral 
 Cardite, klrdke . *. [>T?ntnrg.I 
 
 ber ^flrbit. [9Irtif(^o(ff, .ttiirbone. 
 
 Cardoon, kardoOn', *. bie fpnnifdje 
 Care, kire, (nngeir. it. gotf). ear, 
 
 cara; ir. car; (nt. cura; id. cur) *. 1. bU 
 
 ©orge, aSeforgnig, Unnifje, ber Jtii miner. 
 
 2. bie ©orge, ©crgfnit, ber gieig; bie (forg. 
 
 fn(tige) ®er(t)aft6beforgiing. 3. Die Sorflc^t. 
 
 4. ber ®egeu|lnnb ber ©orge ob. L'iebe. 
 2. A want of care does more dainag* 
 than a want of knowledge. Frarkiim. 
 To have a care, fid) i>orfel)in, fi(t) fjuteti. 
 
 To cast away-, fid) ber©orgen entfctxngeit. 
 
 To take it into one's -, baiut: ©orge tra» 
 
 gen Pb. forgen. To the - of ..., [^anbelj 
 
 nbjugebcn bei . . , per 9(breffe. 
 
 To take care of, 1. forgen, ©orge frn» 
 
 gen (fur) , Qtmai in 'Hd)t nefjmen ; to tak« 
 
 - of any one's intere-st. ^emanbS ^ntercfle 
 i»nt)rneJ)men. 2. fid> huten (oor). (gen (fiir). 
 
 To take care for, beforgt feiii(iim), for« 
 
 To take care to. I. fid) in »3ld>t nc^. 
 men, 5(d)t gebcn ob. Ijnben, fid) l)iiten. 2. 
 fid) bcmiiijen. [mndjt oer ber 3eit nit. 
 
 Proo. Care will kill a cit, Jtiinmier 
 
 Care-crazed, adj. nbgcl)iirnit. Shak. 
 --defying, adj. ber ©orge trcfjenb. 
 Shenstome. —-enchanting, ©orgeil 
 ocrtreibenb. --taking, adj. I. forgfnm. 
 2. t. bn«©orgcn, ba& Inidjten, ©rniu^rn. 
 --tuned, adj. uon itummer oerilimmt. 
 Shak. — wounded, fiimmenwimb. May. 
 
 Care , ». n. l. forgen. 2. fid) be» 
 fummern ober fiimmern. 3. SSwrfic^t gc» 
 brnnd)en. 
 
 To care for, flit) befrnnmem dim), fi((> 
 fel)ren (nn). To- for ofer to. fid) bnriini 
 fiimmern, bnju £u\\ t)nbtn. What do I -? 
 wai rummert mid) bn^? I - no ob. I don t 
 -. meinetfjnlOen, e« oerrd)lngr mir 9iid)f*, 
 ti gilt mir girid). 
 
 Careen, kareen'. (Int. carina; fir. 
 care'iier) ». a. (^Wnr.) fielljolen (ein ©d)iff). 
 
 Careening-warf , bie ?3Jcrfte, n>0 
 bn« ^ifl()oleit oorgenommeii ivirb. 
 
 Careen, v. n. I'JJJnr.] fi4> niif M« 
 ©eirr legrn. Mar. Dict. 
 
 Careen, *. (9)?nr.l ber K\t\ (einel 
 ©d)iffed); Thorough--, cine flottic flwt* 
 Ijoliina. 
 
Thie. far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine. fin. No. inov*-. nor, aol. 6il, rlSiul. Ti'ibe, trib. fiiil. l^in, THis. 1 ,17 
 
 CAR 
 
 Career, kSreer', (Careir) (fr. car- 
 
 rlert) ». I. ^er I'Dfle Cnuf, bii6 SRennen. 2. 
 
 6teWenn6flf)n, Saufbafjn; (aud) 1) bie SBnfju. 
 
 Career f ». n. tennen, fc^neH Inufen. 
 
 When a (hip U decked out in all her 
 
 canraa, every aail swelled, and 
 
 careering gayty over the curling 
 
 wavei, how lofty, how gallant she 
 
 appear* ! W. lavino. 
 
 Careerln, (f(^ott.) cheerfully. 
 
 Cnrefulf karef&l, adj. 1. btfiini: 
 
 timt, forgenuDtl, bange, nngflltd). 2. (of, 
 
 ni.in(f)nifll for) befurgt (fur), forglid>, fora' 
 
 inm. 3. (of, in) btt)utiam, pcrfidjtifl. 4. 
 
 Surge i>frurin(l>enb ; forgli(<>. 
 
 2. Wliat could a cartful father more 
 
 have done? Drydem. 
 
 4. Raised to a careful height. Shak. 
 
 Carefully* kArefuili, adv. \ora- 
 
 fftliig; tVrglid); brljutfmn. 
 
 Careftilaesa, kAre'fuinen, *. i. 
 ^it eprgf.ilt, ©urge. 1. bie aifiotaiua. 3. 
 bie !»(t)ittfninfeit, aSorfK^t. 
 
 CareUaiiet, f. Carkanet. 
 Carele-OiNf kare'les, (care u. (ingeir. 
 \»»%: gpri). luus) adj. 1. (of ii. about; uii: 
 befrinimrrt (urn), forfllo«. 2. forgenfrei, 
 t)<\tn. 3. unbe6ad)tfnm , unuorfi(!>tig. 4. 
 iui(t)lii|fifl; (in) nad»(a|Tig 'i»)- »'• Tavlor. 
 — udv- Care'lessly, |'i>rgli)« K. 
 
 Careleii»ue«« » karc losnes, «. l. 
 tit Sorglofigfeit. 2. Die lliiadjtrrtiuffit. 3. 
 Me iWadjliifilgfeit. 4. tie Unt>el)ut|"amfeit, 
 Uiu'pri(<f>tigfeit, 
 
 Carentane, karentAne, (fr. qua- 
 
 rantttiiio t. (rom «iirie] eiiie piiptllic^e 
 
 3Il^ll(genl, i»el4>e »ii&ungen immer je uitr< 
 
 jiam.U eriife. Tavlor. 
 
 Caress* kSrls', (fr. caresse; axm. 
 
 cheri5»a;i». car, caredigaw) v.a. liebfofeii, 
 
 (Irtidjeln, Ijerietl. lli(J>feiten. Milton. 
 
 Caress, «. bie fiif bfofuiig ; pi- SpH- 
 
 Caret, kAret, (i.u.> = fi:Dit i3''' 
 
 djcii A). 
 
 Carfax, kar'fSks, 4. ber feeujiucg. 
 CurfufTIed, ( (fdjott.) ruffled; 
 Curfuffled, 5 rumpled, 
 CarifO, i kar'g6, (i». earg; 
 
 Carg^asun,) arm. earg; fr. car- 
 gaii.on) «. tie ©(t)iff*labung, gracfct. 
 
 Cargoose, kargoo»e, «. I3lrtturg.] 
 niif -art <i.()oubter Zaudftntt. 
 
 Cariboo, kar'eboS, «• [Soot.] bn« 
 
 ffliiabiirtie aiemit^iet. [(oiunbaum. 
 
 Carica, kar'eka, «• [»ot.l ber <JRe. 
 
 Caricature, karlkatshiire , (fr. 
 
 n, ir.) I. tie iiiirifatur, ba6 3errbilb 
 
 Caricature, »■ «• 3«rbiltn: ieid); 
 n II. nil BarfilDe tnrrtefleii4.i4frli(^ _mfl4)cn. 
 C'uricnturist, kar'ikat»liini»t, s. 
 bir Itiuifntiinmiler, ^nrifatuteiim.id)er. 
 
 CariCOUS, kSr'Akus, dat. carica) 
 
 mdi. CJMcD.J feigeiinrtig. [bet aeiiifriig. 
 
 CarleN, kA'ieli, ((at.) «. ['Web.] 
 
 Carillon, kar iiiun, (fr.) «• I. bat 
 
 «l^(f(t)eIl. 2. iai ©(prfenipiel. 
 
 Carinate, kar'InAte, ) aJJ. 
 
 Carinated, kar'inAted, ) pot.] 
 frt)iftil>enf6riiiig. Martyn. [tnrntfjen. 
 
 Carintliia, kirSn't/iia, «. lacogr.] 
 Carintliin,kariu't/iin,«-['i»7iiirr.iig.] 
 kcr A<iriiul)iii. 
 
 kar'lSne, > *. [9{eap. 
 !) kar'6liuc,) iSiuUiiU.J b 
 
 CAR 
 
 Carton, ^ kar'reun, (orm. caroan; 
 
 Carrion, ^ fr- charogne) «. l. ia^ 
 9I(i«, Cuber. 2. i bn« SRnbenaa*, Suber, ucr> 
 ad)tii<iit 3Seibibilb. Shak. 
 
 Carton, ndj aafig. 
 
 Carion-crows, nnfefrefTenbe itnifjen. 
 
 Cariosity, kareos'ete. t. ber SSeiii-- 
 fra@, &nDd>enfta^, bit ^auliii^. 
 
 Carious, kareiis, f adj. [^ei.] 
 
 Cariated, kAreated,) (ingefreiTeii , 
 fnill. Wiseman. 
 
 Cark, kark, (angcir. cearc; m. care) 
 *. * ber Summer, bie S^efiimmernip. 
 
 Cark, V. n. fid) Ci'immerii , fid) f)iir' 
 men. To - and care , 0Mg|lli4> forgen. - 
 i n g care, bie nagenbc <Sorge. 
 
 Carle, i kirl, (rtiujelf. carl, bai 
 
 Carl, 5 '^tiiiinsbiiD bnljer finrf, 
 
 rfii^ig) *. U * ber ilerl, Ciimuiel. 2. eiiie 
 
 ■Jlrt S^Mxi, SJimmel. Tusser. [ber KiiccJjt. 
 
 Carle -cat, ber Kilter. House-carle. 
 
 Carle, v. n. t \i<i) ivie ein liiimnui 
 beneijmen. Burtom. 
 
 Carl, (f(<)ott.) ein alter «JKann. 
 
 Carle, (Dertl.) berSiimmeli ein after 
 miirrifc^cr '0)fann 
 
 Carline, kar'lSne, 
 
 Caroline* kar'6iiuc,S iSiiiiuiu.J ber 
 Karlino. 
 
 Carline, ) »■ [^ar.] bai 
 
 Carlingr, kar'l'ug,^ Kielfd)ivien , 
 Kielfc^ivcin. 
 
 Carline of the capstan, bie Dber bai:< 
 »»pur bti OJaitgfpillfi. Mar. Dict. 
 
 Carline,/ (fdjott.) xxiifemin. u. 
 
 Carling',^ (^arie. 
 
 Carline - tliistle, kar'line i/iiasi, 
 s. [»ot.] bie ©bermurj. [©rbfeii. 
 
 CarlinifS, karllngz, «.p<. bie graiien 
 
 Carlisli, J f. Churlish. 
 
 Carlisliness,) 
 
 Carloek, kir'lok, «. [3>anbe(J ber 
 itarliif, bie ^aufenblafe. 
 
 Carlot, kar'ioi, «. ber Sanbmaiin. 
 
 Carminative, kaiiuinativ, (fr. 
 caniiinatif) udj. (■'JJJeb.J luiiibtreibeiib. — 
 4. l)ai $(ai)ungdmitteL 
 
 Carmine, kir'nilue, (arab. kinuiz, 
 kiruiizon; fr. carmin) «. ber Itaruiin. 
 
 Carnag-e, kar'uidje, <,fr. ^.) «■ bai 
 iBiutbab, (Seme^ei. 
 
 Carnal, kar'nal, adj. I. f{eird)lid) i 
 fiiinli^. 2. niBrbcrif(t), bUitburdiq. Shak. 
 
 Carnal-minded, flfifc^lid), lUdtlid) 
 gefinnt. Moat. — windeduess, bie welt< 
 llc()e (i)eftiinuiig. 
 
 Carnalist, kir'ual'st, «. ber ber 
 gleifcfte^luil (Srgebfne. ^ Eurtos. 
 
 Carnalite, klr'nalue, ». ber fleifc<)» 
 Mi) Ob. meltllct) gefiiiiite OTenfd). 
 
 Carnality, kamalAie, «. l. bie 
 glcif(<)e«lu|l , >£iiinlid)fcit. 2, n bie ©in. 
 neulufl. ^ ^ ^ Tillotsox. 
 
 Carnalize, kar'nalf/e. r.n. frcifcf)> 
 lid) mnd)fii; jiir Jleifdjeeiuil l)erabiui'irc>i,ieii. 
 
 Carnally, iiar'naiic, adv. (Tfifc^iid). 
 
 Carnation, kama'sjiun, #. I. bie 
 5lcird)fiirbe. 2. [23or.) bie fleirrt)f>irbciic 
 gjeife. ['»•' 51eifd)tiu-b_e nrf.ir&r. 
 
 Carnationed, kainashumi, <,<ij. 
 
 Camel ian , kameleyan , *. 
 
 [0)iiiicraifl.J ber ilarueol. Escvc. 
 
 CAR 
 
 CarneOUS, kar'neus, adj. f{eifc()ig. 
 
 Carney, kar'ne, a. [il)ierarjf.J tet 
 i?rord). 
 
 Carniflcation , klmeteka'shun, 
 4. ['Web.] bie 25iTfreird)iing. Chambers. 
 
 Carnify, kar'ncfi, v. n. [0)Jeb.] oer. 
 fleifd)en, fid) uerfleifdjeii. Hat.e. [SLxain. 
 
 Camiola, lianieA-ia. *. [(JJcogr.] 
 
 Carnival, klr'neval, > (fr. cam*. 
 
 Carnaval, kar'naval.J val) «. bet 
 ^aniciuiil, (5'ii"rf)i"0. 
 
 Carni voracity, kirnevoras'iti, 
 *. bie 551eifd>gier. Popb, 
 
 Carnivorous, karulv'vorus, (JiU. 
 
 carp u. VOio) adj. (Ieifi1)frfffenb. 
 
 Carnosity , karnos'seil , «. be* 
 
 5Iei)"d)nii6n)iid)«. 
 
 CaruOHS , kar'nus, adj. flelfi^ig. 
 
 Carob, kar'ob, 4. 1. ba6 Ooljniini** 
 frob. 2. [(J5ewid)tl bie Jtnrobe. 
 
 CarOClie, karitsh', (it. carrozza) «. 
 Jer Siifhongen. Burtor. 
 
 Caroclied, kar^tsh'd, adj. in eiucni 
 Sufhvagen befinbfid). Beaimont. 
 
 Carol, kar'rul, (it. carola; m. ca- 
 rawl; cor; arm. coroll; ccril. karol) *. bad 
 3iibe(lieb, ber Cobgefnng; bercyefang. Bacob. 
 
 Carol, V. n. jiibeln, fingen. Prior. 
 
 Carol, V. a. befiiigeii, liibpreifen. 
 
 Caroinel, kar'omei, *. bcriinromeL 
 
 Carotid, karot'tid, ((at.) adj. - 
 .irteries, [Slnflt.] bie^allptfd)(ngn^ern, ^ai$t 
 piiUnbern. 
 
 Carousal, karou'zll, «. l. ba9 
 Jeilgcliig, bie &eillid)filt. 2. [il^orbnm.] ba4 
 iicnhird)ucfle3e(^gc(ng, ©aiifgclag. Webster. 
 
 3. bn< 9?inge(renneii. 
 
 Carouse, karoui', (perf. karoz; ft. 
 carroiise) v. n. I. jef^cn; jiurinfen. Shak. 
 Byron. 2. [^lorbam.] 2nrm mad)cn, roie 
 ^iiefuffene. , 
 
 Carouse, «. l. bai Bec^gelag, XrinN 
 geltig. 2. Carouses, oofle 93ed)er. 
 
 Carouser, kardiVzur, «. ber 3«ct)ct- 
 
 Carp, karp, (ami. carpen ; ru(T. karp) 
 
 4. ber ilarpfen. [aiifljnlten (iiber), befritteln. 
 Carp , V. n. (at) flict)elu , fpotten , ftc^ • 
 
 No, not a tooth or nail to scratch, 
 And at my actions carp and eatcb. 
 
 HCRBER*. 
 
 Carpal, kar'pal, (((it. carpus) a4f. 
 
 tai gaiiflgclenf betreffcnb. 
 
 Carpenter, kar'pcntui-, ((at. car- 
 peniarins) 4. ber 3iii'mcriiinnn. Carpen. 
 t e r'K - w o r k , iai 3'""l"'''mcrf . 
 
 Carpentry, kar'pentre, «. Iai 
 3immerf)anbn)erf. [©potter. 
 
 Carper, klr'pur, «. ber labler, 
 
 Carpet, klr'plt, «. l. ber leppid). 
 2. ± Grassy -, ber StafeMteppic^. Shak. — 
 walk, --way, ber Sfafeiuueg. 
 
 Carpet-knight, ber 'lUeic^ling. Shak. 
 — monger, ber ©tu^er, ^eidjling. 
 
 To be on the carpet, 1 ailf bem Zaptt 
 ffiii (eine 'Wneregel :c.). [berfen. Denham, 
 
 Carpet, ». a. mit Ifppid)en fiber* 
 
 Carpeting-, kar'pet'ng, 4. ber lepi 
 pirf)}eiig, ba< lud) ju teppidjf n , bie 1ep» 
 pid)e (iiu <aagem.). Ifienb. 
 
 Citrping-, kar'ping, adj. fdjnrf, beit 
 
 Carpiuffly, kar'plngle, adf. (pbt* 
 
 tifii), i)oi)iiir(t). 
 
138 Fate. dr. fall, laf Me, met. Fin«*, fin. 1V6, iii6v«'. nOr. got. Oil. rlond. Tnbfr. tub. full. lAin. THis. 
 
 CAR 
 
 Carpitieals, kaip'mei/.. *. p'. eine 
 ?lrtgri'5erin5ior[itMi<iIniiBi'erferti()rcr iiic^cr. 
 
 Carpolite , kai'jjoii'te , (gr.) *. 
 [®ei>(.] ter 5riid)r|leiii. ^ [ griK^reiinCioe. 
 
 Corpologrist* Uarpoi'iojlst, s. ter 
 
 Carpolog-y ,■ tiaipoi'ioje , «. Mc 
 ffruif)tlel)re. [Encyc. 
 
 earpiis, kar'i.ns, (Int.) *• ['iltiat.] 
 bie $nn^nnIVjpl, Png ^auilOflenf. 
 
 Carpy, ka.-pe, ». 6t> ^ofle&ui^e. 
 
 Carrtt'*»'a> y , kar'iav.a. s. eine 9Irt 
 9jepfe(. [bnr, fiiljrfor. Sherwood. 
 
 Carriablt*, kar'ieabi, adj. t tmg. 
 
 Carriagre, kar'iidje, (fr. charriage; 
 
 t. 1. baS &nl)rfn, giliirm, Irngen, Cer 
 XtaitSport, bie 5orr&nn!]iing. 2. Die gort: 
 pflflnjunG (beg ecl)afl5). 3. * bie 5?inwe.j= 
 nfl()me. G-rpbrtung; eriuerbuiig. Knoli.es. 
 4. bn« JJufinvfrf, bcr 2i3.igen. 5. lev ^i\t)r- 
 lol)n, bie 3rad)t. 6. f bie Snfl, bn^ ®cpncf. 
 Spehser. 7. bns SBetvngeii , SBciicfjmeii , Cie 
 auffufjriing. Bacon. Dryden. 8. bie '•TOng; 
 tt^tUx; 5uf)rung, Sicituug.SHAK. 9. [9?eitf.] 
 bie ^ntriing, ber ®.iiig (eiiie« 'iJJfcrbei!). 
 
 10. [Slrtir;.] bie Cnffftff; ber iproijiuagcn. 
 
 11. [Ii)pogr.] t><t6 Siiiifl'ret. 
 
 Cliargesof carriage, ber3"lll)f=, 5rncf)f: 
 Irfjn, By land--, tint 5iil;rgelcgciilHir, 
 [$anbcl] per ^d)\e o&. 5ii(;re. Oood.s *ent 
 by -, 5rnd)tgiitcr. Bill of -, ber g-r.idjt; 
 jffjf - of a coach, i<\& Siitr(^eiigf|li'(l. 
 Ship of-, iai SnftlC^iff. Beast of -, bnS 
 £atW)ier. [cart-service. 
 
 Carria^-e, (Dcrtl.) horse-and 
 Carrick, kar'r'k , *. ber S.mii. 
 engtifdje 9?eitrprf. ^ ^ ^ 
 
 Carrick - bend , kar'nk-bend, t. 
 
 PKnr.J brr pfnfte .Rncpf. 
 
 Carrick- bits, kar'rik-blti, *. p/. 
 pJRar.] bie ©eitenbtitiiige ber 2Biiibe. 
 
 Carrier, karreiir, t. I. ber lleber; 
 ftringer, J?u()rer, trnger , qSrtrftrngcr , «i)te. 
 i, ber itnrtier, Suljrmnnii. 3. bie SBrieftaube. 
 
 Carrion, f. Car! on. 
 
 Carritcli, > (fc^ott.) ber ^atcc^i5= 
 
 Carritclies,^ mti£. 
 
 Carrouadej karronade', *. [Wrtr.] 
 bie fi^nriMinbe Cilvt BniuMten). Mar. Dict 
 
 Carroon, karroon'. *. I. [eonbini] 
 Me 9iiMiinier nil prioifegirten )JuI)nverfen. 
 Ash. "i. fine 9Jrt Ivirfc^eii. Tqoke. 
 
 Carrot, kar'rut, (it. cnrota) *. 1. 
 bie gelbc 9tu(>c, *TOi'f)rru6c. 2. o bcr 9?otf): 
 ^opf, 5iicf)i-ftipf. [rot()e JJ.irbc ber 5?iiarc. 
 
 CarrotineSS, kar'rutenes, i. ^ie 
 
 Carroty, kar'rute, adj. 1. niol;r; 
 iriibenfiirlMg. 2. rottjijnarig. 
 
 Carro'W, kar'ro. t. [Orfnnb] ber 
 ^erunijicljeiibe '■ajurfltr, ©piefer. Spenser. 
 
 Carry, kar're , (H). cariaw; nmt. 
 eharreat, cliareeln; fr. chnnier) v. a. I. 
 fii^ren, fa^rcn, 6riiigen. 2. i ful)ren, 6riiigen 
 (Ginen lucit). 3. burrf)|Tif}ren , burd)rci)eii 
 (eine 9)?iigrcgf(), bfiDerfilcfligeii. 4. gciuinj 
 Ben, bnuontmgeii, ertjnlten , criangcn (cincu 
 ^rei«, $roje^, (Sieg). 5. crobcrii dine 
 ©tftbt) ; iiind)en, luerfeii (^egeO. 6. trngen, 
 fiflbeii. 7. jeigeii , iierrartjen. 8. iiiit fid) 
 btingcii, in (id) fdjlieecn, emhnltcn. 9. (to) 
 forffilf)ren (cine &rinl)lung!c. I'if auf). 10. 
 fluSbffjncn, fortfuljrcn, uerlmigcrr. (Wren; 
 |en>, (iveit) treibcii cObceii). 11. tniijen, 
 
 CAR 
 
 nufrcd)t fjnlten. 12. tragen (3^rfid)te). 13. 
 (on) treiben, fii^ren (cin &e\'<i)>\ft). 14. bei 
 |lrf) fiiljrcn, trngen (®el&). 15. trngen (ben 
 ^Brper). 16. (it) a) fic^ beni'f)men oO. be- 
 rragen , fid) bejeigen , jii \!Bcrfc gc^en. l>) 
 ^ie Dbcr^nnb bcfoninien oi. bel»nlten. 17. 
 cntfcrnen, megfiifjrcn , roegtreibcn. 18. ll 
 cntjiirfcn, niigcr fid) feftcn. 19. ilutscn, un: 
 ter|lu(^en (^(Tniijcn). 20. jiiriicfbringen, rap; 
 portiren (v. ^unbcn). 21. (into) oerlegcn, 
 fpielen (ben Jtricg in, nnd)). 22.l)iibfn, bcfi^cn 
 (J. 58. uicl ®ei(l, eine gri'ge @ecte). '23 
 ucnonlten. Shak. 24. fortjicljen, iiberrebeii 
 2. Pride or passion will carry a man to 
 great lengths. Webster 
 
 6. In some vegetables, we see seniething 
 
 that carries a kind of analogy to 
 sense. Haie. 
 
 7. The aspect of every one in the family 
 
 carries satisfaction. Addison. 
 
 8. To quit former tenets carries an 
 
 imputation of ignorance. Locke. 
 
 16. To carry it cunningly, fid) fd)tail be-. 
 nel)tnen, mit ©d)Inui)eit jn SiScrfe 
 geljen. To - it high, flolj tf)un. 
 
 20. Young whelps learn easily to carry. 
 
 AsCHAM. 
 
 To carry one's self, 1. fid) gcl)nbcn 
 (fijrpfrlid)). 2. i fid) niiffufjrcn, beneljnien, 
 bi'tragcn, uei()nlrcn. To - one's aims hieh- 
 griifie &nti«firfe iiind)eii. To-tothe ground, 
 jll 03robe trngen. The question was car- 
 ried, fet Slntrng ging bind). To - it fair 
 with any one, (S'infiii I'ifle 5hifnii'rP|'iiinfeit 
 briueifcn. Balance carried forward. [$nn: 
 bel] ©alCD itorgetragon. Carried over I'b. 
 forward, [^nnfel] Irniu'port ^olw ... To 
 - to account, [ipanDcl] in 9?ed)nung brin; 
 gen. To - into the book, [^nnbel] in^ 
 35ud) eintrngcn. To — to new account, niif 
 ncuc 9?cd)nung bringen. To - a price, 
 [5?nnbcl] fcilen; tfjctier fein. To - a suit, 
 [Jtnrtcnfpier] eine JJnrbe fjnbcn. To - the 
 sail stiffly, [TOnr.] (Icif fegcln. To -coals, 
 ©d)itnpf iinb SBcIeibigungen bulbcn obct cr; 
 trngen. Shak. 
 
 To carry away, 1. luegtrngcn, fort: 
 I'c^nffcn, luegbringcn , iui'gfiil}ren. 2. bnuon 
 trngen, erfjniten. 3. urrleitni. 4. ['TOnr.l 
 bind) bn5 Sd)Iingcrn be6 ©d)iffc5 iicrlicren. 
 
 To carry before, 1. I'ornntrngen. 2. 
 i f.di unteriuerfen, benieijli'm. 
 
 To carry forth ^.l^. out, 1. ^innild: 
 rrngcn, f)iiiniu*fiil;ren. 2. jiir ©d&nu trngen. 
 3. 1 Durbringcn, uortrngcn, niifileUen (cine 
 i5e()nuptuiig ic). 
 
 To carry in, into, I. f)ineintrngcn, 
 (;ineinfu^ren. 2. f a) (into) eintrngcn (in 
 inid)er). b) ric^tcn (feine (55eBnMfen nnf 
 ©tiun^). [2. 1 l)iniut'griiffcn (tijbrcn). 
 
 To carry off, 1. >ufg|Yil)ri'ii, cnrfernfii. 
 
 To carry on. 1. nnfiilircii. 2. fiTtfiil); 
 ren, fortfc^en. 3. betrcibcn ; ucrfolgen (^(nne 
 u.), treiben, fii(;ren (Oiefilxifre); to - busi- 
 ness, Jjnnbiin. 4. ntitrcibon. 5. bcfDrbern. 
 
 To carry over. I. l;inii(u'rfnl;ren, l)in; 
 iibertrngen. 2. f (Sinii6il] libcrtrngcn (eine 
 <Bd)ulb) i trnnSportiren. 
 
 To cairy out, 1. ^innu^fnfjren, ^ins 
 niistrngeii. 2. iipnnbeij niieii'erfcn (cine 
 ©iinitiic), 3. 1 biii-direijcn (ciiie S<\d)t). 4. 
 
 ©tnuiitit fet;cn, l;iiirc'peii. 5. to - lo sea, 
 
 CAR 
 
 nu5btl)fen (ein ®d)i|f). 
 
 To carry through, f Curctfiiljren, 
 nuSfiJtjren. To - any one through all 
 difficulties , eiiiein n((e @d>ivierigfcireq 
 uberwiiibcn l)e(feii. To - a good humor 
 through, iminer gttter 2nuue fein. 
 
 To carry up, t)iiinu|fiil;rcn, ^innufmu 
 gen, f)iiinufbringen. 
 
 To carry with, tiiit ob. bei fid) fuljreii. 
 
 Carry, ».».!. trngen, reid)en, (d>iet 
 0en (uon ©efdjogen). 2. ruijen, nufltegen (>. 
 !8. eine ©nure). 3. Oieitf.J rrngcn, Ijnlrcii 
 ben ^opf (c. 'ipfcrben). 4. (-JSni&iiifpr.J A 
 hare that carries, ein ^afe , ntJ beffca 
 Cnufcn fid) ©rbe nngdjnngt l)nt. 
 
 Carrying trade, [:f)nnbc(] bn^tad)t:, 
 ©pebitionS;, Irnn^purt^nnber ju ^nffcr. 
 
 We (the Americans^ are rivals with 
 them in navigation and the carry iu-F 
 trade. Federalist, Jay. [|lellctl. 
 
 Carrying places , Imgeprn^c , Irnge. 
 
 Carry -tale, karre tale, *. t ocr 
 itlntfd)cr, Sntrnger, 'TOnl)rd)cnerjn()(cr. 
 
 Cart, kait, (m. cart; nngelf. craet, 
 crat; ir. cairt; ruff, karet) *. 1. tier .Knri 
 ren. 2. 6cr 2Dngcii , bn« gm^rmcrf. 
 
 Cart -bote, [engf. Qiefet)] tnS i>i'(j, 
 iDorniif ein Scfjcnmnnii jiir aSerfertignng u. 
 ^}lu«bc(Tcrung fciiicr S53ngcn nnCi beS 9lrfcr. 
 gernt()c« ^nfprnd) i)<\t. --grease. Die 
 "Hingenuilbc --house, Der i!Cngcnf(*rp. 
 pen. -horse, Dn6 Sngpfcrb. — jade, 
 Der ^nrrengnul. Sidney. - load, Die gns 
 Dung eincg ^nrrenS, ^ngeu«, Der SDngen 
 uoU. — rope, Dn5 SKngcnfeil. --rnt,Dna 
 gnljrgeleife. --taker, Der <H3ngenmeitTer. 
 — tilt, Die a33ngenDerfe,ber ©priegel. — 
 tire, Die finrrcnrnDfctiienc. --way, bet 
 gn(;rmeg. --wheel, tn« ^nrrem t>bct 
 aBngenrnD. --w right, berfinrren* obcr 
 2Cngentiin(f)er, 2i5ngiier. 
 
 Cart, V. a. 1. jur ©trnfe f^infen nn 
 cinen Knrren btnben, in einem .Knrren 5ffeiit« 
 lid) nu^jledcn. 2. nnf ob. in einen itnrrcii 
 fe$cn. 3. nuf eincm itnrreii fuljren, fnfjren. 
 
 Cart, V. n. fnrren. [(Jinf4)lna. 
 
 Cartag-e, kar't?dje, s. Der JJuljrloljn, 
 
 Carte- iilanclte, kart-bian.sh', 
 (fr.) J. Die unetngefd)rnnf tc ^oHmad)t, Dn« 
 35(nnfett. Encyc 
 
 Cartel, kSr'tel, (fr.) *. i. [<}5oiit.] 
 ba& ^nrtcl , Der 2lii6ivfd)?liing« -. , 9lu«lirfct 
 rung«:, 'Oliis-lofung^oertrng. 2. Dn5 ^nnel, 
 bie giuSforDerung. [llntcrf)nnMung«i'd};tf. 
 
 Cart el -ship, DnS ^pnrlnmcntnrfi-ijiif. 
 
 Cartel , v. n. « tjcrnuUforDcrn. 
 
 Carter, kart'ur , *. Der ^nrncr, 
 5uf)riiinnn. 
 
 Cartes, (fd)Ptt.) cards. 
 
 CartliaillUS, Kar't/iamnx, a. [^ct.] 
 Der ©nflor. [.Rnrrljniifcr, Stiirfljnufernioiul). 
 
 Carfliii.siaii, kait/ni'zhan, t. Der 
 
 Cartiiag-e , klr'tei'dje, (Int.) *. 
 Der ^norpcl. Cvc. 
 
 Cartiiag'inOlIS, klrteladje'lnus.i 
 
 Cartilag'ineou.9, kartelajin'yus,^ 
 dj. fuorpclig, fnorpclid)t, fnorpclnrtig. 
 
 Cartilaginous fish, [3c^rfil)0(.I Dee 
 ^norpclfifcf). Ed. Encyc. 
 
 Cartoon, kartoun', (it. cartooe; 
 
 fr. carton) *. [OTnl.] Dcr Knrton, Die 
 'DKuilcrjeit^jiiuiifl. Bxcxo. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin, N6, move, nAr, got, ill, cl6u«K luUv, irih, iiill. t//iii. liiis. I39 
 
 CAR 
 
 Cartoucll, kartuutsh', (fr. car- 
 touche; it. cartuccia) #. 1. [yjiUit.] bit 
 jtartntfdje. Emcyc. 2. Me ^iitroiientaf(f)e. 
 3. [9lrd)it., SSirtf). , TOaf.] bit Knrtufc^e, 
 ^{anboerjierung, Innge Kotte, btx 3^ettiM, 
 3ierral)men, bie ®cj)&nfeiile. Cuuss 
 
 Cartridge, kar'tiiHje, t. [^^Riiit.] 
 bie %»atroiie. -box, Me ^atronentafcf)e. 
 
 Cartulary, klr'tshulilr^, (fr. car- 
 tulaire) «. i<\6 UrfiiiiCenbuc^, bie Urrunben: 
 fflmtnliing (eine^ SomfiipirelSi.BtACKSTowE. 
 
 CarUCatC, kar'iikAtc, Hat. caruca) 
 a. tai VJnnb, meldtei ein 3>ia 0<t)(tn ober 
 ^Pferbe in einem Jnljre bebniicn tnim, Me 
 ^ufe. Eno. Law. Kelham. 
 
 Caruncle, kar'ungkkl, (Int.) «■ 
 I. [Web.] bie Jltifd^brufe, ^leifc^iunrje. 
 S. [S3pt.] ber fleifd)i3e 91u5miid)«. 3. [Dr= 
 nith.] bet 5Iei|'(f)fi>mm, bn« 5leif(f)()orn. 
 
 Caruncular, kSrungk'kular, adj. 
 
 feiftf)iuar»f"fL^rniiii. ^ ^ _ _ , 
 
 Caruiiculated,karungk'kiilated, 
 
 adj. eineii fleifdjiflen *Mii«i»)u(f)6 linbenb. Esc. 
 
 Carve, kirv, (nngelf. ceorfan, cear- 
 fan, firbeil; tjoU. kerven; M. carpo) v. a. 
 I. nu«fd)nfiben , nuefc^ni^cn ($elj); nu8-- 
 Ijnutn (©teine) ; fledjtn (in fiupfer) ; iledjen, 
 flrnben, einflrnbcn 'in S?piV. ?. t>enrf)neiben, 
 |erfd>neiben,}et(e(jen(31etf(l)). 3. i uert^eilen, 
 n)iflfu()rtic^ einrit^tcn, luiafu^rlid) af&<n ob. 
 n«f)men. South. 4. ftfjneiben, (jnuen. Shak. 
 5. fd)neiben, lufefjntiben. Shak. 
 
 To cut out, 1. nu«f(f)netben , nu»f)>Hien. 
 t. i bilbfn, bereifen, mncften (fein OJIilrf). 
 
 Carving-knife, b(i« 58ori"(t)Meibeniefffr. 
 
 Carve, t>. »• l. (for) i>orfd)neiben, 
 ewfeflfn «?-inein). 2. bteJJilfljauerei treifcen, 
 ©ilber i\t^tn , fd)ni^en , fdjneiben , flrnOen. 
 
 Carve* «. t f. Carueate. 
 
 Carvel, kar'vel, «. 1. [^TOnr.] bie 
 jroMPeUf. H. bie ©feneffel, WeernffTfl, 
 QuAHe. 
 
 Carver, kSr'vir, *. i. ber Wlbfitni' 
 %n. 58ilbncr, SilbfjiUier; SLmtx\\t&itx. 1. i 
 •) bet €<t>opfer, iperr, Srtiniieb (feine* 
 <S(fi(f«). b) ^tr, iu«l(f)fr i'errl)fiit , tvifis 
 fu()rrirf) einriittct, <\M i^ber ninimt. UavoEs. 
 Shak. 3. ber 9>i'r|"cf)nciber. 4. b.iJ O^^Pe 
 5Bori'(t)ntibemfiTet. 
 
 Carver's work. Me 95ilbfrf>ni^etnr0cir. 
 
 Caryates, karii't*/, \ « p'. 
 
 Caryatides, karAai-idi,^ ['>Ur(f)it.| 
 bie finri)iiriDcn. Ekcyc. 
 
 Caryatic, ka.eaiik.nrf;. fflrt)iifl)ird). 
 
 Caryopliyll<*OU.S kareotil'leuH, 
 {(jr.) «''j- lixT.I ndfrniuiig. Eato:*. 
 
 Caryupliylluid , kaieni iiloiH, 
 ((It.) *■ |(*>irl.l )''■ nrlfiiiiliMmirriflc 'JoiTilien. 
 
 Cancaltel, kaN-kabel, dp. 'iu.) X. 
 [Wfnr.) ber ITnniMifnfnppf. Mar. Dict. 
 
 Caiicade, kaskade', (fr. 'U.i *■ ber 
 aDrtfirrf.id. lili'Bcn. 
 
 CaNrade, »■ «• ati^fpni^en, nwi- 
 
 Ca!>«caiiM, ka«kani. (fir.) ». [ijei 
 (lunn«b. I ber BniitMcii ber -iBinitcr. 
 
 Cane, kase, ifr. caisse; |>. caxa) *. 
 
 1. bn6 (jMrreriil, Sntrrr, !Br|)altni§, Qit\)c\\\k, 
 >ft Uel'criiifl; bie ©(l)fiC'e, ^ulte, A.ipiVl, 
 Decfe, iappe; M« Sfbirrofjr, bie Jeber; 
 bud)|e (nn eiiirni Ziiirriif>im"> ; bif i?"'!''" <}" 
 ©c^wtirntfru) ; bii* J.irt) <iin -lijiiarenmfliT). 
 
 2. bet r,ugereil)iil 'ine* aebnii5ei5. Auoison. 
 
 CAS 
 
 3. [if>nnbef] bie Itifte, ba« ^i(t(t)en (55Jnn! 
 ren). 4. t bn* (eere, not^ nic^t eingetic^tete 
 ®ebnube. 5. iai %\ax. Shak. 
 
 A case for knives, ein ^efjerbeilecf. 
 A watch-— , ein U^rgefjAiife. A printer's -, 
 bet iSc^riftfnjlen. A pillow — , bie ^i(Ten= 
 jiefje, ber ^iffenubetjug. A hat--, eine 
 ^ut|"(()a4)tel. A pistol — , eine ^iflolen; 
 Ijnifter. A -of bottles, ber 5Infd)enfette>. 
 A rabbit in his — , ein unnbgejogeneS ^a- 
 n\n&)tn. 
 
 Case 'knife, iai gro0e ltu(f)enme(yer. 
 --shot, [^Kilit.] bie Sartatfrfje, ber Sar= 
 t(itf(i)eni'(<)ug. — worm, bie 3{nnpe, bie fic^ 
 eiiifpinnt. Johnsoh. 
 
 Case, v.a. 1. flecfen, einflecten (in ein 
 @ef)nufe, gutteral), in eine ©(fteibe ic. t^un; 
 uerilecten. 2. befcJjIngcn (ein ^iab ic). 3. 
 uber}iel>en , uingebcn, beberfen. 4. f nbjie: 
 Ijen , iibilreifen. Shak. 
 
 Case, (Int. casus; fr. cas; ir. cas) «. 
 
 1. ber %<\\X, Umilnnb. 2. ber 3u|tnnb (be« 
 ^&rper«). 3. i ber Suflnnb, bie Cage, ©tetle. 
 
 4. [9?e(t)t«ipr.] ber 3it&)ti{A\i. 5. [^t&)ti: 
 fpr.] bie ©actje (ber ^proieg). 6. [@rnmm.] 
 bet SJiiH, «(»fu«. 
 
 In case, im 5"'^ O'f'^t- I" ~ of need, 
 n&tljigenfnll«. in the case of, in iSetreff, 
 mai . . . betrijft. There is a lady in the -, 
 ti betrifft ein Jt'iuf"!'"""" '"'*• "^'* ^" 
 a -, e« ifl a,Uti iini. I am in —to, id) bin 
 im (Stnnbe ju k. To be in good - ob. to 
 be in -, in fliitem 3"l^nnt)e fein (p. Zij\t- 
 ten u. i p. '•3Kenf(<)en). Put the -, nuin 
 fe^e ben Jaff. Action on the -, [3ted)t«fpr. | 
 eine RInge, 6ei welder bie gnnje <Ba^t in 
 betn <I13rit flutfeinanbergefeljt i|l. 
 
 Case, V. n. t t>en ffntJ f«$«"' "» ~ 
 upon a matter, cine ©nt^e i)i>rnii^i'e(}en. 
 
 Case-harden, kise'-liardn, v.a. 
 fjiirten (G-ifen). Ehcvc. 
 
 CaselC , ki'siik, (((it. caseus) adj. 
 [<li)tm.] - acid, bie Siifefnure. U«e. 
 
 Casemate, kase'mite, (fr. SB.) «• 
 [5eflung«b.] 1. bie Kafematte, ber &aw- 
 nen= ober ©turffefler. Chambers. 2. ber '1Ki> 
 nenbrnnnen. 
 
 Casement, kaie'ment, (it. casa- 
 mento) ». [91rd)it.] 1. bn« -Sxiih^iiim (einf« 
 gen|ler«). 2. ber genflerflugel. Encvc. 3. 
 ba« 5fn(lerbefrf)lagc. 
 
 Caseous, ka'shus, ((.) adj. tW^t. 
 
 Casern, kas'lrn, (fr. ca»erne) »• bie 
 ^nferne. Ercyc. 
 
 Ca.sli, kash, (fr. cai««e) *. [i^nnbel] 
 K.nTii, bft« bnnte ®e(b, bie j?nffe, ^mx-. 
 f(l).ift. 
 
 (jpnnbel] Balance in Ob. of cash, ber 
 KrtfTnbetlnnb. For -, ffir bnnre« (sjclb, gegcn 
 baar (Selb. In -, 1. einfaffirt, eingrgnngen. 
 
 2. in itnjT.i. 3. banr, per «nf7n, bejoljlt. To 
 be in-, bei ^nfTe, bei (?)e(b fein. Payment 
 in -, bie !8ninjnl)(inig. Proceeds in -, ber 
 ^nfjenertrng. To keep the -, bie fiafT'i 
 fnljren. When in -. x\a<ii (Singling. To 
 put any one in -, nn &incn SSnrfenbungen 
 innd)en, ©inen be»fen. To put in -, einfn|5 
 firen. Cashed, eingegaiigcn, in finjTii. To 
 get cashed, 3"'<liTi' ^efwgtn. To p.-<y in 
 cash, banr bejrtljlcn. Ready -, bmire* 
 (Seio. Running -, 05elb im Umdiiife. To 
 run out of .-, ficl) Au^gebeit. 
 
 CAS 
 
 Cash-account, bie finffcnredjniinfj, 
 brt« finffenf onto, --advance, ber S8ar< 
 ucrfd)u6; to come under a -, in 25orfd)u3 
 fotnmen. --book. l. baS iln(Tenf>i.il), Suf. 
 fabu(^. 2. brt« SBcrfnuf^', Sofungijbmt). 3. ba4 
 £ontantbu(^. --business, ^ontnnrgcj 
 fd)iifre. --keeper, ber fiaffirer, jtnfiler, 
 itaffenfiifjrcr. -negociation, [^aiibel] 
 bie fonicjute 9?egociiuion. --note, bie 2ln» 
 meifung ; pi. i\\6 £n(TabroiiifIon. 
 
 Cash, V. a. [ipanbtf] l. fur banre* 
 ®elb ftueipe(f)feln, renlifiren, ju S)clb miid)eM, 
 in bartres QiM umfe^en. 2, ( niit baarem 
 ®elbe) einlljfcn. 3. einfnfMren. Mekc. Usage. 
 
 Cash, V. a. t 1. enflafTen, nbbdnfen. 
 
 2. niifl)eben. [ber ©(epljontenloii^bautu. 
 Cashe^V-nut, kashoo'-nut, «. 
 Cashier, ka.sheer', (fr. caissier; fp. 
 
 caxeio) *. fipnnbel] ber Atnfilrer. 
 
 Cashier, (ft. easser) V. a. I. nbt 
 
 feijen, entlnffen, nbbanfen, fafiKren. 2. nuf* 
 (jeben, fniTitcn. Locke. 
 
 Cashierer, kasheer'ur, ». ber aib« 
 fe^enbe, ber,ipeId)crnbbaMft, entfc^t. Burke. 
 
 Casiioo, kasii'uu, a. bai £ac^.u< 
 gumtni. 
 
 Casing, ka'Mng, ,. 1. l^lxcf)it.] bie 
 25erfleibung. 2. [i>i)braiil.] bai <15(.irfimT?. 
 
 3. ba6 Jutternl, ber llcbirjiig, bie <S<i)eibe; 
 --paper, bai ^nrfpapier. 4. pi. ber gei 
 trorfnete .ttii^ntifl jam geuerii. 
 
 Cask, kask, (nrni. casquen, casqed; 
 fr. casque) *. 1. ber 5pelm. 2. bie louiie, 
 ba6 SJa^. 
 
 Cask, V. a. einfutlen (in ein Jafl). 
 
 Casket, kls'kit, (dim. v. cask) t 
 
 1. ba« iSd)mu(t-. ob. 3uivctenf.'i|1(()cn. Shak. 
 
 2. [■TOiir.] pi. bie S8efd)lagfeiriiigcn. 
 Casket, ». o. in ein ^nilt^cn pcr« 
 
 fd)lieeen. Shak. 
 
 Caspian, kSs'pean, adj. [cyecgr.J 
 fnfpif(f>. - sea, bai fnfpifc^e 97?eer. 
 
 Casque, kask, *. ber $elm. Shak. 
 
 Cass, kass, (gibfurj. p. Ca.ssandia) 
 #. ^nffnnbrn (SDBeibertnufnnme). 
 
 Cass, kass, (fx. casser) v. a. + faflTf I'n. 
 
 Ca.<iSada, kas'sada. ^ «. [<8i>t.] bie 
 
 Cassavi, kas'save, ^>B?iiniof|TiiiiPe, 
 
 Cassate, kas'site, (fr. cusser) V. It. 
 * fniftren. Ray. 
 
 Cassation, kassA'shun. s. I. iit 
 JtiiffiUion, 9hif()ebimg. 2. [Jranfr.] Comi 
 of-, bet Ra(Tntion«gerirf)tef)i'f. 
 
 Cassia, kash'shea, s. ['^vt.] ber 
 finffienbdum. [bai ©rorfjiu-fritiir. 
 
 Cassidony, kas'sldone. s. |-^-'rr.| 
 
 Cassiinor, kas'slmer, (fp. casitnii -) 
 *. [^nbuflr.] ber ^nfimit. Kncvc. 
 
 Embossed cassinier, grpri'llr :(ii'i1fi'if> 
 tcr.Knfiinir. --nankeen, berSopcrnanfin. 
 
 Cassine, kSs'sJne, «. laiot.i f\t 
 ^nfilnenflnube, ber ©nbfeetljee/'piirngiinijr.n'f. 
 
 Cassino, kasse'no, (it. ilO.) s. Kit 
 ^iifino (ein Snrtenfpiel). Todb. 
 
 CaSSlobnry, kash'sheobcrre. f. 
 Cassine. [Dmitt).] ber JJrtfnnr. 
 
 Cassio^vary, kasb'shenwaie. «. 
 
 Cassock, kas'suk, (fp. casacn; fr. 
 casaque) «. 1. ber enge Seibri^cf , f)iuiptfiicfti 
 lid) ber («eifl(id)en. 2. ber @i'lbiiren««intel. 
 
 Cassocked, kas'sukt, adj. niit 
 einem Eeibtorfe ob. ©olbatenmaatel befltib»c 
 
140 Fafe, ft.r. fall, fat. .Me, met. Fine, fin. W6, move. ndr. i,'6t. 6'il, cUUul. Tiil.p. (I'll). fi^H. tli'in, THIs. 
 
 CAS 
 
 Cassonade, kas«on&de', (fr. 2G.) 
 
 «. ^er (Jarinjucfer. [siowary. 
 
 Casso^vary^ kas'soware, f. Cas 
 
 Cass-stave, kas'stave, s. die ^ag 
 
 tmbe. l&ie 5?irteiUnfcl)c. 
 
 C!ass->vee»l, kas'wecd, «. I25i>t.i 
 Cast, kast, praet. U. pp. cast, <.i)i\n. 
 kM«tei ; arm. ca<;z, pp. ca<;zet), t>. a. 
 I. § merfen. 2. n&ioerfeii, nblegen, ivefllcflcn, 
 jucc^ftln, i>oii {id) merfen (^ItiCer). 3. I'OKnr.] 
 ivcifcn (91iitcr). 4. roerfen (SDi'irfel ic). 5. 
 ivcrfen, ju 23c6en ob. niif b'eii 23ot)en luerfiii 
 Ovie bcim 3{Jnijen). Shak. 6. lueflmerfen 
 (clf uunii?). 7. nufinjerfen , uon fid) flcbcn 
 (riiien &m\<t) :c.). 8. niifiucrfen (Diiinme :c.;. 
 ». fjtniuerfen, uonuerfen. 10. fallen InfTen, 
 ttrfc^iitten. 11. flDgen, \d)\ebtn, fliirjcn. 12. 
 lutrftn, uerff^en (in einen tcffuCern 3ii= 
 fian6). 13. ucnuerfcn, i>eriivtl)eilcn. Urvden. 
 14. niebetiuerfcn, uuiiverftn, ubcviuinbcn, bt- 
 fiffleii; einljDien, liberljolcn, nil ©cfdjiuinriip 
 tcit iibertrefffn. 15. fafurni , nbfeijcn ; lur: 
 (lo^cn. Shak. 16. ten 'Jlii«fd)la.i gcben, 
 iibcrivicgen , nieberjief)en (bie iOnflc). 17. 
 bered)nen, nu«red)nen. 18. eriu<ioe»' betxad)- 
 ten. MiLTOM. 19. flu^fiinnen, burdjbenfen, 
 entiBtrfen. Temple. 20. (bieSrjoflfii) uertljciltn 
 Ob. nustfjtiieu (iintcr ©diaufpieler). Aduiso.^. 
 21. iverfen, wenben, rid)ten (bie iBiicfe). 21. 
 fliegen, abgie§cn. 23. nbrei^en, jeidjneu; i 
 (jeilfllten , mobeln. Watts. 24. i luerfeu 
 (2i(i)t nuf etiuflS). 25 [aiilrol.] (leflcn (fcie 
 gtotioitat). 26. befel)en (ben 5?arn einee 
 firanfen). 27. flatt to - up, f. b. Skak. 
 To cast candles, 2i(i)tet jief)en. To - 
 into prison, in6 ©cfnngnie werfen. To - 
 a mist before one's eyes, ©infm einen 
 binuen Dunfl oorma4)en. To - a mist upon 
 n thing, Qtwai i>erbiinfeln. To - seed, 
 faen. To - one's self at one's feet, ftil) 
 (?inem ju gu^fn luerfen. To - a look be- 
 liind, fid) Uinfeljen. To - a block in 
 one's way, (Finem Gtwai in ben 2l>f(i luer^ 
 ^j„ A - design , ein ueretteltet ^lan. - 
 clothes, nlte ^Iciber. To - heat, 5?ii;e (jeben. 
 To -lustre, glfinjen. To - an ill smell, 
 ubel md)en. To be - in .T law suit, einen 
 95rrje(5 uerlicren. To - tlie horns [iSinibnu 
 fVr.], bn« ©eiufil) abiuerfen. To - the 
 feathers, fK^ maufen. To - the skin, {id) 
 ^jnuten. To - one's teeth, feine 3'"'0"f i'"'- 
 liercn. To -an account, eiiie 9{ed)niing ent> 
 wetfen, auffe^cn. 
 
 To cast about, uni()enuerfen. 
 
 To cast against, uoni'crfen (Ginem 
 tfttuaO. [«>'* iinnil$ !c.). 
 
 To cast aside, wegiucrfen, reriuerfen 
 
 To cast away, 1. njcga'crfcn. 2. i>er: 
 f(<>n)enben, ucrt()im, uergeiiben. Addison. 3. 
 verbannen (bie ©orgen lo. 4. To - one's 
 »elf away, {id) inS SSerberben (liirjni. 4. 
 dm patt.) I'ermifllurfen, «erf4)Iagen luerben, 
 fj^itern, 6d)ifTbru£f) leiben. 
 
 To cast back, 1. iiirutfiuerftn. 2.1 
 Cast back with age, i>cm91Iter gcfdjiundjt, 
 bfltniebergebriirft. 
 
 To cast behind, 1. jiiriicfiucrfen, ju 
 turflrtffen- 2. G-ineni jiii'Drfoninien , I'or 
 ft)ringeR. [<fl(« iinm"i$ lO. Shak. Locke 
 
 To cast by, 1. nblegen. 2. I'criuerfcn 
 
 To east down, I. niebcn»erfcn. 2. i 
 •Ktwcft^Uaen (ben ^ei|1, 6i( 9iu(jrn ic). 
 
 CAS 
 
 To cast forth, 1. fluSmerfen. % 
 mn Cid) gebeti, ucrbreiten; to - beams, 
 
 |1raI)Ien. 
 
 To cast in, into, 1. ^ineiniucrfen. 
 2. — in one's mind \}b.- with one's self, bci 
 fid) nberlegen. To — into a sleep. ein-,'d)lin-- 
 fcril; to — any one'r dish or teeth, einn>en> 
 ben, ©inem entgcgenljrtlten; to — a fever, 
 G-iiiem ein Jiebcr uerurfadjen. 
 
 To cast off, 1. nbiuerfen, nblegen; 
 niifiiiel)en; fnljren InfTen cbie gebcni 2t.) ; 
 u. ± ©tiunfi fnljren Ui{\m, {id) eiiier Qn\d)t 
 cnilebigcn. 2. ueriucrfen. 3. cntl.ifftMi , ab: 
 Ciinfen. 4. nbiveiftn. 5. uerlajTen. 6. l;inrer 
 lid) jiiriicf Mfien , iiberl;iilen. 7. i2i3nibin^'t.i 
 looiafftn opnnbe). 8. [d)?ar.| loebinben. 
 To cast out, 1. l)inai:sn)erfen, Ijinflui-; 
 llo^en, fDrtjagcn, iui'gfd)irfen. 2. nm-iloiltn 
 oiBorte). 3. nn^treiben (ben leufeD. 4. rtu»» 
 fd)tejjen (2Banren). 
 
 To cast up, I. flufmerfen (Dnninie). 
 i. nufrd)lngen (bie Slugen). 3. nufiiucrfeii 
 (biirc^CJrbret^en). 4. uun firt) geben, nueiuer^ 
 fen (cycrudjc). 5. nnfdjlngcn, a»&: oi. jn= 
 fainnienreiJ)nen, nbbiren, funimiren, bcred); 
 nen, {allien. 6. burd^rec^nen , pnlfen (etnc 
 Jvfc^iuiitg). 7. betrnd/ten, uberf(t)ln3en, er> 
 ivngen, iiberlcgcn. Shak. 
 
 To cast upon, on, 1. bnratiftvecfen i 
 u. i (iinen jn g-tiun* briiigen. 2-. fd)iebeii 
 ^ niif.CS-inen bie Sd)uib;. 3. beredjneii, nil; 
 fd)lngeil. To cast one's self on, fid) 
 iierlnffen niif, fid) wcnbcn <in . . . To - 
 great blame on . . ., Gilien fel}C tnbeln. 
 
 Cast, t;. n. 1. (mnnd)innl mit about) 
 nuf Qtwai fiiuien, benfen. Baco». Bentuiy. 
 2. {id) gie^en ob. fd)iiieljen loffen, fid) formen. 
 laiJen (u. Vtetnlltn). 3. fid) luerfen, frunnu 
 luerben (ooni ipulie jc). 4. [^Wnr.J abfalieii, 
 abiueid)en. 5. fid) erbrec^en. 
 
 To cast about, fid) umiucnbrn. 
 Cast- a way, <idj. 1. i>iriiu>rieii. 2. iin= 
 ornudjbar, tiiinnf;. 3. lut-rrljioc-. Rai.eigh. 
 4. bard) ©tiirin i>evfd)lngcn , Qt\d)eitnt. — 
 t. 1. ber 21n6miirfi ber SBtriuorfeiie , aSet; 
 bnmnite; bn6 SBerivorfi'iie. 2. bie nbfc^uigigc 
 lUntiuort; ^ilbiueifung. 
 
 Cast-iron, Cnio (ijufjeifcn. --off, bit 
 nbfd)lngine "Jlntmort, 'JU'itioifuiin. --steel, 
 ber (i>ii6|1flf)l ' gi'fittniL'liene ©tnl)(. 
 
 Cast, *. 1. tM6 iBcrfcn, M6 QiewDV- 
 f.n<, ber ^iirf. 2. bie "iOurfeiueite. About 
 a ktone's — . beiiin^e einen Steinioiirf. 3. bie 
 ?probe, ta& ©turfd)en. 4. bie 93eiuegiing, 
 9{ic()tung (befi Qlugc^). 5. ber 2i3iirf ( I'on 
 SBurfeln). 6. bieSJurin, CJ)e|lnIf. 7. ber niigere 
 '21nfct)ein; SUniirid); ©tic^, bie 9^unnce, ipin: 
 neigiing ju einer 'S-nrbc. 8. bie 'OJinnicr, 
 ■•Wienc, bnS Sluefeljeu. 9. ber 23nn (ber 
 SSerfe jc). Pope. lU. [ gnlfn. J ber gliig , 
 erne Slnjnl;! gnlfen, bie ninn fitegen Uiyt. 
 SiuNEY. 11. ber &u^. 12. ein fleine;- 
 flcgoifene^ S3ilb. Encvc 13. [bei ®iepcrni 
 ber (l-ingii^iric^rer. 14. ber ©(^Ing, bie (Dnt! 
 tniig, 91rt(uon Sentcn). 15. [i^inboflnn 
 bie ^nfle (ber SBraminen ic). 16. ber ©treid), 
 «nijf, 'ipfiff. Martin 
 
 3. This was a cast of Wood's politics. 
 Swjft. 
 
 7 The native hue of resolution 
 
 Is sicklied o'er with the pale cast 
 ot thought (be£ 0)ebaiifen$ ibUiiTc). Shak.. 
 
 CAS 
 
 Cast of the eye, ber 93lirf. A mea- 
 suring-, ber 2Durf (n(6 •'Bfnfj) ; ein jroei. 
 fflljnfrer 2Bur-f ; i eine iroeifelljnfte, ungemiffe 
 2nd)e. First -, 1. ber 'iUniuurf. 2. i ber 
 •Jlnfniig, bfl6 erfte ainftrefen. - of the color. 
 t)<[6 gruer ber gnrbe. A - of green, ivnd 
 ins ©rune fndt. A whimsical - of mind, 
 ein rouiiberlid)er jlopf. To be at t!ie last 
 cast, m{6 aieuperfle flL'brnd)t fein, nu^gw 
 fpielt Ijnben. To make a—, [ 2Uaibnifpr.] 
 bie ipiinbe «u5einnnbertreibeii. To have a - 
 with one's eye, fd)ielen. [vered from. 
 Cast, (fc^ott.) got over; reco- 
 Cast, (fd)Otr.) lot; fate. [ret. 
 
 Ca.«it out, (f^utt.) fall out; qua r- 
 Cast up, (fd)Dtt.) appear; flU(ft 
 throw in one's teeth; reproack 
 th. [i. He ^nflngnettt. 
 
 Castanet, kas'tanct, (fp. castaneta) 
 Castellan, kas'tellilne, kas'tellau, 
 ffp. iO.) *. ber £ntl2llnn, SBiirguogt, ©ct)lP^ 
 \n^(\t. [^ntledanei , SSurguogtei. 
 
 Castellany, kas'tellane, «. bt< 
 Castellated , kas'iellAtdd , adi. 
 
 1. iimbniit, eingefnpt (i«ie ein 3ieObriiiinen jc), 
 
 2. mit 'ii)urmen unb 3innen uerfeljen. 
 Castellation, kastellashun, «. 
 
 bai Umwanbeln etne^ .^niife^ in ein ftflci 
 ©d)(o^. 
 
 Caster, kas'tur, *. l. ber SIJGcrfef. 
 
 2. ber 9?ed)ncr, SBerec^ner. 3. eine flein* 
 ^;pl)iDle, ^nrnffine. 4. eine fleiiie )}ii>Ut, ein 
 3{nPd)en (nn ben giigen eines SBcttes ic.). 
 
 Castig:ate, kas'tegate, (ntl). gasts; 
 (nt. castigare) v. a. 1. jud)tigen. 2. i be» 
 mittf}igen. Shak. 
 
 Castig-ation, kast^ga'shun, «. 1. 
 bie 3iid)tigiiiig, SQeflrnfung. 2. bie vcT{nd)tt 
 SciTerung. [Sudifger. 
 
 Castijnrator, kas'tegilttir, «. tet 
 
 Castig-atory, kastcgatiire, a4f. 
 jur 33e|1rnfiing bieueiib, jiid)tigcnb. 
 
 Casti^atory, *. ber tnii(()rd)emct 
 
 Castile -soap, kas'teel-sope, «. 
 bie fpnnifd)e ©eife (eine 9Jrt feiner ©eife). 
 
 Castiliau, kastil'yan, t. 1. bet 
 .^tnniiinner. 2. ©pottnnmefiir: feige ••Dtemm*. 
 SuAK. -, adj. fnflilifd). 
 
 Castiliano- volg-o, s. eine 9(rt 
 fpniiirdjcr geiiieincr ^rnnutiut'in. Shah. 
 
 Castin^-ltOUSe, kas'ting-li6ufie, 
 *. bie ©d)niel,4l)iittc, (yiefjerei. 
 
 Casting--net, kas'ilng-net, «. iai 
 2Biirfne9, 2Biirfgnrn. 
 
 Casting^s, kastlngz, «. pi. I. [j^nlfn.] 
 Die 5<iif'^"P'"'!' 2. bie ©iigiunnren. 
 
 Casting: -vote, kas'ting- vote. ) 
 
 Casting-voice, kas'tfng- vn's,^ 
 *. bie ent|"d)eibeiibe ©tiiiitiie; ber aiuC'fc^lOj). 
 
 Castle, kas'sl, (niigeir. cartel; arm. 
 ^axtell; fr. chateau) *. 1. ii{\$ ©d)lpp, Srt« 
 Mi, bie »iirg. 2. [Wnr.] MS ^nflell. 
 
 3. [^d}\\d)i\^.] ber 3U>f{)e. 
 
 Castle in the air, Hi 9llftfc^(b0. 
 
 (astle-builder, Giner ber 2uft« 
 fd)lofier bnut. --building, bnfi SSnnen 
 i>oii 5!iiftfd)liifTern. --crowned, mit rineni 
 ©d)lDffe, einer 53iirg befrniijt. — gate, 
 taA ©d)lPgtf)or. --guard. [5eiibnlre(f)tl 
 rill iWirrerleljen cber SUitterbienil, I'trniBfji 
 bifien ein ?el)eM5mnnii iv.ihrenb finer tiitftct 
 lliiuuKcii 3cit imiert)tMb tti ^ieic^cS )ua 
 
File, far, fall, fat. M^, met. Fine. fin. No, move. n6r, got. 6il, cl6(id. Ti\be, tnh, full. t/;in, TElis. J J 1 
 
 CAS 
 
 JWeg«bifn(te vn\>fli<i)ttt mat. Lyttletoh 
 Cattle - keeper , ber SdllO^WQt. — - 
 ward. bie35iit3l)iit, 3ll)flnbe jur *en)ad>img 
 K. ber 5!3urn. [roc^ircn 
 
 CMstle, ». n. ((Sd)acf)rp.] ro(l)eii, 
 
 Castled, kass'ld, adj. mit i.l)urmcn, 
 ©(^lofTfrii i'er|'e()en. - elephants, Xljfiriiie 
 traqfiife &lfpl)nntcn. 
 
 Cnistler» kast'Ire, I. tie 58iir{juDgtei. 
 
 Castlet, kasi'let, *. iai <B<i)lb^d)m. 
 
 Caivtlin^f katt'llug, «. t>ie 'Srut)-- 
 fltburt. Brown. 
 
 Castor, kas'tiir, (gc. SQ3.) ». 1. itr 
 ©iber. 2. fctr jinflorfjut. 3. 6a6 fini^or. 
 fdjmrtli, !Bif)frfd)mnrj. Nicholson. 
 
 Cantor-nut, bie 'iJJurGirmig. — oil, 
 int g^iciiuifpr. - and Pollux, 1. [•Jlfhrpit.] tie 
 Smifliiiflf. 2. [■5J?tteoro(.] iai i^eleMtiifeuer. 
 
 Castoreum* kast6'riuui, §. ia6 
 9dibet<\t\l. 
 
 Cantorln, kas'tunn, ) «. [(Et)tm.] 
 
 Casturine, kas'tuiiue,) M6 Ra-- 
 florin. [sliun, (lot.) #. bie I'ligerfiinil. 
 
 CaHtraiiietation, kaKtrauii<4'- 
 
 Castrate, kastrite, (tflt. castrare) 
 ». a. I. veT\(t>ncit)tn , rntmnniien , fnilriren ; 
 n)nf(od)ei« ( ein 'ipferb ). 2. t fntlrireii , be= 
 |d)imbfn, UfTljiinjen (ein !8ii(t> JO. 3. uer= 
 flumnieiii (ein Sii* buret Ni« iE>craii«reiMeii 
 pen ^inrtern). 
 
 Castration , kastri'ahun, «. I. bie 
 Cntmnnnimfl, bn« SScrf^neiben, SDnllnrfjen. 
 I. bie 93e)'(f)MeibiinG ; 93cr(li'ii"inflinia (f'"cf 
 S5ii((><). 3. [»ot.] bie ©erilummerung. 
 
 Castrato, kattrA'to, t. ber Anflrnt. 
 
 Castrel , Kas'trJl, { t. ber «IUnnneii= 
 
 Kestrel, kes'irel,5iveif)e('':Urti$nire). 
 
 Castrensian, kaatrea'slian, (Int.) 
 «y. ju einem finger gel)6rig. 
 
 Casual, kazh'ual, (Int. casus), adj. 
 jufndiq. -word. [(Mrnmm.l bne 9?ennn)i)rt. 
 
 Casually, kaiiruaiie, adv iiifaliig. 
 Mi dufall. J3ijfii(liflf'''t- 
 
 CasualneSS, kazli'ualnex, t. bie 
 
 Casualty, kazli'ualti, «. I. bie 
 3ufn(Iigfeir. 2. ber 3iifn(l, bn« Ungef.iljr. 
 3. ber llngliirffifflfl, einen iinnntiirlid/tn lob 
 t>eriirfn<f)etibe Siifafl, ber jiifiifUge lobe«fn(I, 
 tub. 4. (Scots law] bie jiifiiUigfu lilbgnben, 
 itebemiebilliren. Encvc. 
 
 Casuist, kazli'i'iiMt, t. ber &afui|^ 
 
 Casuist, V. n. ben Sai'iiiilen fpicleii. 
 
 Casuistic, kaxliuis'tik, iadj. 
 
 Casuistical, kazhuis'iekal, ) ta- 
 fiii(lir<f). [fiiillif 
 
 Casuistry, kazh'uistrl, «. bie Sn' 
 
 Cat, kat, (ir. cat; liippl. gato; polll. 
 kot; rilff. kots; tiirf. keti; lu. CMtli ; coru. 
 knili ; nrm. gaz ob. kai; bilSf. catua; nrnb. 
 kitta; fr. chat; bnu. II. ()0(l. kat; fcf)iu. 
 kntt; lat. catus; vulg. gr. kulis, gatox ; it. 
 gatto; fp. II. portiig. gato) «. I bie Rat^t, 
 ber &atn. 2. e bie i>iire. 3. (iJioriwegenJ 
 bn« fintr(i)iff, bie Kat}c. 4. [-)Jfi\r.] ber »21ii= 
 ferl)nfen. 5.einbi<ppc(rerl>rfitii0 mitejiiOtii 
 
 Cat of nine tails, {0}?>ir.] eine (i)ei6i'l 
 mit jieuu 3{iemeii Pb. ©rrnngen, brr iOifu 
 tollmen. - iu the |ian , bir 91usreif5iT, 
 Ueberliiiifer. To turn - in the pan, iibiT; 
 tauten, unifiUtctn. - in a botile, fl)f: 
 inni6 em tSpiel in ciiiigin ifjeiliii Q'u<\- 
 UnH. SiiAR. 
 
 CAT 
 
 Prov. Cat to her kind, 9rrt tSgt nirf)t 
 UOn 2lrt. To reprobate all -» for witches, 
 nde ®elel)rte fur j^erenmeiiler Ijnlten. To 
 wake any one a -'s paw, (Jineil JU (JhM* 
 
 Uuaiigeije^taii, ©efrtijrlritcm gcbrniidjcn. 
 
 C a t - a ui o u n t ob. c a t - a - ni o u n t a i n , 
 bie qjantljerfn^e. -block, [•TOnr.] ber 
 Sn^blorf. Maa.Dict. --call, l.bie <Bd}Xtu 
 pfeif'e (in t^entern). 2. bie fiorfpfeife. -'s- 
 eye, ['Wineralg.J bnfiila^enaugc. - eyed, 
 f.i^enriugig. --fall, [>JKnr.] ber Sanfcr 
 be« atiiferljnfenS. Mar. Dict. — fish, ber 
 i^iifjenpfd). -'s-foot, [»ot.] ber Ka0cn> 
 fu#, e-rbepljeu. --gut, 1. bie Dnrmfaite. 
 i. [^nbiiflr.] bai ^HJiarii) (3eug). -- gut- 
 scrap e r , ber SBierfieMer. — h a r p i n g s, 
 [OKar. J bie Siuiglingen ber ^iittingrnne. 
 Mar. Dict. — head, 1. ber iva^enfopf. 
 2. [ <JKinern(g. ] ber Safjeiijlein ; eii'cnnrtige 
 itnoten in 'Winernlien. 3. [-JJfnr.] ber 
 iimi;iibalfen. -'s-head, cine *Jlrt 2tcp> 
 fel. --holes, [OKnr.] bie itaiioc^cr. -'s- 
 hole, bai ^n^enloc^. --hook, [^War.] 
 ber itiifiljnfen. --like, fiii^cmmig, fatjen; 
 Ijnft. Shak. --mint, [Jiot.] bie Sal)cn> 
 mfinje. -'s-paw, 1. ('5)fnr. ] bie Inbi 
 bere Rut)le, ob. ber fleine 2i5iiib. 2. [-DKar.] 
 bie itti$eiipfote. 3. 1 ber 55etrogciie , ber jlc^ 
 oon einem ^llnbern ju ttmM 03cfiil)rlid)em 
 br«u<<)en lii^t. --pipe, f. --call. -- 
 rope, f. — fall. — salt, eine 9lrt fdjijn 
 gef ornteS ©nlj. -.silver, [ -)JIineriilg.] 
 Bo« itn$enfilber. --tail, 1. ber Jtn^cn: 
 r(t)iunnj. 2. t^Bot.] eine 9lrt (S(t>iIfrol;r. 3. 
 Dai Rat}<i)en (nn ^itniiien). 
 
 Catabaptist, katabap't'st, (gr.) <• 
 ber (JJegiicr ber inufe , Satabnpti|l. 
 
 Catacaustic, katak^ws't'k, (gr.) 
 ailj- l(Seom. u. $1)1)1'.] fntnfnu(li|'c<) (Siiiie). 
 
 Catacliresis, kaiakresis, (^r. SS3.) 
 
 [9{l)et.] bie itntndjrerc. Smith. 
 
 CatacIirestiC, katakro&'tik, } 
 
 Cataclirestical,katakrls'tekal,5 
 ad}. [■•Xijct.] gejioiingfn. 
 
 CataclysHt, kat'akl'zm, (gr.) «• t 
 bie ia3a(Ter(iutl) , ®iinb(luth. Hall. 
 
 Catacomb, kat'akom, (gr.) «. bie 
 firttnfombe, iobtengruft. Ekcyc. 
 
 CatUCOUStlCS, katakous'iiks, (gr.) 
 
 j>/. l$l)i)|'.J bie ^iitafnilif, a3ibcr|'(t)oU«> 
 leljre. ^ ^ Kncvc. 
 
 Cata<lioptric, katadiop'ti'k. ob. 
 
 Catallioptrical, katadiop'trekal, 
 (gr.) adj. l'il5l)i)|".J fntntioprrij^. 
 
 Catatlioptrics , kaiaUiop'trlks, t. 
 pi. [ij>l)i)f.l bie KiUabioptrif. 2Gnf|er|'a(l. 
 
 Catadupe, kat'addpe, (gr.) «.t t>n 
 
 Catag-inatic, katagmut'ik, (gr.) 
 adj. [-)}?eb.] bdnbnicf)l)cilcMb. Coxe. 
 
 Catas^rapli, katagraf, (gr.) s. 
 1-W.il.j ber llmrip, bie ©fijic. 
 
 Catalan, kata'yan, «. brr bribir(()e 
 Gl)iue|'e> 'ijififftfii^, ff()ncllnMgcrigeDicb. Shak. 
 
 CJataleCtiC, kalalekt'ik, (gr.) adj. 
 [^ofi'.j fiitalfftifcf) , uni'ofljrtl)Iig. 
 
 CatHlepsis, katalep'sis.) (gr.) «. 
 
 Catalepsy, katalep.sc,^ ["JJfeb.; 
 
 r'ral, ^ adj. 
 lar'rus. J [•>SJttt). 
 
 1 
 
 bie etiirrHid)!. [liprifcl), |larrrricl)ti.i. 
 
 C'Htaleptic, katalcptik. tidj. fatil: 
 
 CatalO(;;ize, katali'ijue, i>. a. t 
 
 ill riiiiMi .Unrniog eintrogen. 
 
 Catalog-ue, kat'alog (gr.) s. ber 
 
 CAT 
 
 Sntrttog, brt« SJerjeic^nig. [tntogiren. 
 
 Catalog-ue, v. a. oerieidjnen , fa. 
 
 Catainenial, katame'neal, (ar.> 
 a4j. juc nuinatfi(t)fn aeinigiing gef)i)rig. 
 
 Catamite, kat'amite, (lot.) #. ber 
 jiir Un}ud)t gctjnitene £nnbe. 
 
 Catapasin, kat'lpazm, (gr.) «. 
 [■•Web.] i>ai ©treiipuloer. 
 
 Catapelt, kat'apllt, ) (gr.) ». bie 
 
 Catapult, kat'apiiit,5 jfatnpuire, 
 a33iirfinord)me. Mitford. 
 
 CatapeltiC, katapel'tlk, adj. I.jnr 
 ^ntnpiilte geljijrig. 2. aU a. bie itntnpiiUe. 
 
 CatapllOniCS , katafon'fks, (gr.) 
 »• P'- [$f)»f.] bie 2ef;re pon bein jiirucf. 
 gcworfenen ©(f)n(Ie. 
 
 Cataphract, klt'afrakt, (gr.) ». 
 1. bie uollige i>{ii|lung. Encvc. 2. tin 9?et» 
 ter in feiner iiiilligcn 9{ii|liiiig. Milton. 
 
 Cataplasm, kat'aplazm, (gr.) *. 
 [gjfeb.] ber Unifc^Ing. 
 
 Cataract, kat'arakt, (gr.) s. 1, bet 
 (gro^e) aBnfferfnfl. 2. [j?i)br.] bai gortgnh 
 ter. 3. l^Web.j ber Stnar nni 91iige. 
 
 1 The tremendous cataracts of Ams- 
 riea thundering in their solitudes. 
 
 W. Irvihs. 
 
 Catarrh, kailr', (gr.) *. [^TOeb.] 
 ber^ntrtrd); 5(u0, i?niiptf(n0. 
 Catarrhal, katar'ral, 
 
 CatarrhOUS, kalar'rus. J [■•BJtb.l 
 fntnrrfjnlifd) - fever, bns JJdiefieber. 
 
 Catasterism, kaiaM'teiizm, (grj 
 *. ba$ ©ternbilb, bie ajerfe^ung unter bi* 
 ©terne. 
 
 Catastrophe, ) katas'trofi, (gr.) 
 
 Catastrophy, \ s. i. bie ^ntas 
 llropfje, Qnb:, ©(^Im|} = , 5?auptbege6enf)eit; 
 G-ntiuideluiig (einerl;rngobic). 2 i bai ft^rerfj 
 lid)e twurige Qttbe, bie lvataflrop(;e. 
 
 Catch, katsh, praet. u. p.p. catched 
 U. caught (fpnn. coger; gr. cliao). v. a. 
 
 1. fnngen, ftiiffnngen, ergreifcn (^emanben). 
 
 2. fnngen, fnffen, pnrfen (©tma^). 3. fnngen, 
 (mit aajorten). 4. fnngen (gener). 5. aui> 
 fnngen (eine Srnnfljeit). 6. einnef)men, 
 gciuinnen, fcffdn (Ocmnnb). 7. cnuifd)en, 
 ertnpptn, iibcrfnaen. 8. erl;nrrf)en, enuifrtjcii 
 (G-tmn«). 9. nuffnngen (etiun^ aSonibers 
 gel;enbe5, ben S33inb). 
 
 9. . . . The swelling sails no more 
 
 Catch the soft airs and wanton in 
 t'le sky. Tm'MBUii_ 
 
 To catch cold, fief) erfiilten. To -one's 
 death, fi(t) ben lob ju,}ie()cn. To - .-i fall, 
 einen Jnd tijiin. To - hold of ... , e-rionS 
 ergreifen , fnffcn , (Tf^ nnljnlfen nn . . . To - 
 any one in a lie, ©incn nnf cincr Cilge rr> 
 tnppcn. To -a scent, [ajnibmipr.] luir; 
 tern. To- the truth, bie 2Snf)rhcir cntbccfci. 
 
 To - at, 1. nad) ©tiuad gri'ifen, l)nfd)cn ; 
 to- with one's claws, fid) nnflnninicrn (nni. 
 2. i a) jn ertnppen, ju tiingni fud)en; b) 
 luori'iber ^iiieni etmn^ niijiifjnbcn ind>eiii 
 c) trnrf)ten (iint^). To - up, nnfinngiMi. 
 
 Catch, V. n. 1. niiilerftnb fcin (o. 
 jtrnnrijeircn >. 2. greifcn ( oon i>nfen). 
 
 Catch, s. I. ber Snug; bai gnng.-n. 
 2. ber (»)rijf, ipnfeii; il)iirl)afen; jtlinfljafrn ; 
 6d)licr;l)nfcn. 3. bie eniier. 4 eine pli^'islid) 
 rrgriffeiie giire (iJoicgoiiOnf ; ber benii(>tr Uni = 
 ftnnb. 5. ber (iieiuinn, SBortbeil. -Shak. 
 
142 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, I in. No, m6ve, nor, got, oil. cloud. Ti'ihe. tiib, lull. i/«in, THis. 
 
 CAT 
 
 6. bet furje 3mif(J)cnMum. 7. tin fleiner 
 Ifjcit, ba6 (Btiiddjen. 8. Die (geringe) 9Iiu 
 flecfimg. 9. Bet Ui<i)tt ©inbturf. 10. Der 
 giiiflug, \)lh^ti<i>e (Jinfna. 11. [Wiif.] inU 
 ^oliielieb, Bet ^nnon, Shak. ; Die 5"fle- 
 ri. [5a(fii.] bet aSortng. 13. eine 9Irt fleiiu 
 Snd)t. 14. bet Sugclfong (©t>iel}eiig ber 
 Ktiibet). 15. bet ©pettfegel (be« ^irtbefi). 
 
 By catches, iKd)f£l»H)cire, <i6gefc$t. 
 To live upon the catch, von 93eute, vom 
 g({)mnto$en (cben. 
 
 Catch-bit, bet lSd)ntfltO$et. --fart, 
 bet g?nrf)ttetet. --fly, [Sot.] bet gliegen= 
 fcf)iinp»)et. — land, eine 9Itt ^fnttgi'iter. 
 -.penny, etiunfi aSjett^JofeS , bie fd)If d)te 
 5Uiflrd)tift. --poll, ber ^iifcf)cr. --word, 
 [iDpogt.] bet §:uHi^$, (Jolgcjciget. 
 
 Catchable, katsh'abi, adj. fang6at. 
 
 Catcher V katsh'ur, «. 1. btt Sanger. 
 2. btTi?ard)et. 3, bet %ifd)i)amen. [Dnvleljcii. 
 
 Catcher- bargain, bn6 H)ii(f)crir(t)f 
 
 Catsiip, ^ ^ *. eine 58ru(}c 
 
 Catchup, katsh'up, 5 nu6 ciiigci'nl: 
 jftien ©tbfd)H)nmnien. 
 
 Cate f. Gates. 
 
 Catechetical, kaleklt'ekal, (gr.) 
 adj. fntec^etifc^. — ado. Catecheti- 
 cally, fntec^ctifc^. 
 
 Catechise, kat'ekjze, (gr.) v. a. 
 1. fntecfjifiten. 2. beftngen (iiber). 
 
 Catechiser, kai'ekJiiir, ^ »■ bet 
 
 Catechist, kat'ckJst, ^Jtatedjct, 
 ^inbcrlef)rcr. [^'ntecfjiisiniii?. 
 
 Catechism, kat'eklzm. (gr.) t. bet 
 
 Catecl»istic, katekls'ilk, } 
 
 Cateciiistical, katekis'tekal, ^ 
 adj. fatccf)ctifd) i in ^aterf)i6nHi(jfonii. 
 
 Catechu, kat'etsiiu, «. ba& £a(^ti< 
 fliininii, bte jnpnnifcfte Qtbe. 
 
 Catechumen, kat^ku'mln, «. ber 
 fiatetf)unicn. [ekal, adj. fnfef^iiinenifcf). 
 
 Catechumenical, kaickumen'- 
 
 Catecliumenist, kat^ku'iiienixt, 
 *. ber £ntecf)umen. 
 
 Categ-Orical, kStegor'ckal, adj. 
 fntcgorifrf) , 6e(limmt, entfd)eibcnb. — adv. 
 Categor'ically, fntegprifcf). 
 
 Categrory, kat'cgore, (gr.)«. [Sog.] 
 bif .^iitcgin-ie, bni 95egriff«fncf) ; bie ^rnffe. 
 
 Cafenariail,katena'rean,^arf;. fet; 
 
 t'iitenary, kat'enare, 5*ennrtig. 
 
 Catenate, kat'enate, (fnt. catena; 
 fiinffr. kftia) 1). a. fetten ; rerfctten. 
 
 C'atenatiwu, kaieni'shun, t. bai 
 apa-firrrn , Mr SScrfettung. 
 
 fjatenulate, katenulate, adj. flud 
 Jv.-rrriu'n , fioiiien ©leirfjcn ob. (Sdenfen 
 totti'lu-nf. 
 
 Cater, ka'tiir, (it. cattare; nptm. 
 acai ) V. n Cc&en5niittef (inrd)nffcn; (for) 
 fi'vproiMnntircn, niifOKiinbi'orrntf) uerforgen. 
 
 Cater, I s. bet G-infau; 
 
 Caterer, ki'turur, ^ fcr, 5proi>irtnt: 
 nieitlcr, Siiferant. [fatten u. SICutfeln. 
 
 Cater, (ft. quatre) *. bie SSiet niif 
 
 Cater-cousin, (i;. ft. quatre coti 
 sins, SBerronnbte ini luerten Qiliebt), 1. ber 
 Bjeittmifige 93etter. Shak. 2. bet ©(^mntp^er. 
 
 Cateran , (fc^ott.) kearn; Higli- 
 land or Irish irregular soldier; 
 free- boo ter. [geberinn, ©infmifcrinii. 
 
 Cateress, kd'turris, s. bit 'Hui. 
 
 CAT 
 
 Caterpillar, kat'turp'iiur, (fr. 
 chatte pelue?) ». 1. [(Jntom.] bie Jfillipe. 
 2. bet 9{aupenf(ee. [3?niipent&t!ter. 
 
 Caterpillar-eater, [©ntom. ] ber 
 
 Cater^vaul, kat'turwawl, V. II. 
 1. niinuen. 2. i fdjreien, freifdjen. 
 
 Cater^vaui , } 
 
 Cater^ivauling',kat'tur»iwiing,^ 
 *. 1. ba& ita$engefd)tei. 2. ibfl< ®crd)rei, bie 
 fiiUienmufif. [^tcuinnt nufbeiwal^rt i»irb. 
 
 Catery, ki'ture, «. ber Drt, no 
 
 Cates, kates, <. pi. bie £e('en£mittel, 
 (befoMb.) SederbifTen. 
 
 Catliarists, kat/i'arfsts, (gr.) t.pl. 
 [ivird)g.l bie 3{einen, ^atf)nren. 
 
 CatliartiC, kat/iar'tik, } (gr.) 
 
 Catiiartii:al, kat/<ar'lekal,^ adj. 
 [■OKeb.J reinigenb, nbfuf)renb. [tung^niittel. 
 
 Catitartic, *. I'^eb.] bai Slbfiilj: 
 
 Catiiarticalness, kat/ilrtekai- 
 nes, s. tie nbfiiljrcn&e 6"igenrd)<ift. 
 
 Catiiedral, kat/ie'dral, (gr.) t. bie 
 Donifirdje , itiitl;ebrnlfird)e , ©tift^firdje, 
 ipaiiptfirdje. 
 
 Catltedral, adj. l. ju einer Soni: 
 firc^c gei)i)rig. 2. bifdjoflic^. 3. ben dlpt-- 
 gmigcn einer J)omfird)e aljniid). Pope. 
 
 Catliedrated, katft'edritld, adj. 
 bit ©eiDfllt, ba6 ^nfeDta bei £el;rfluf)I6, 
 Sel}rnnit6 betreffenb. 
 
 Catlieter, kat/i'etur (gt. 2B.) *. 
 [(Fl)ir.] ber Stati)etet, bie ^nrnfcnbe. 
 
 Cathetus, kat/i'etus, (gr. 13.) s. 
 
 1. [airdjit.] bie fenfre(f)te Durd)rd)nttt«linie. 
 
 2. [Dpt.J - of incidence, bet fenftedjt e.n; 
 fnllenbe ©trnf)(. - of reflection , bet fenf; 
 red)t jururfprnttenbe ©ttaljl. 3. [®eoni.] bie 
 itntl;ete, fen(re(i)te L'inie. 4. [^erfp.] - of 
 the eye, bcr 'Jlugenperpenbifel. 
 
 Catlltolic, kat/i'oliR, (gt.) adj. 1. 
 fot^olifd), ndgeniein. 2. fntiplifd), ted)tgtnus 
 big. 3. fteifinnig. A - man, ein fretrinni> 
 get ^2Knnn. - principles, freifmnifle ®tMnb> 
 fri^e. 
 
 Catholic, «. bet :^nt^o(if. 
 
 Catltolicism, katA'olesizm, «. bet 
 ^nt^clijiSm. 2. bie ijtcifinnigfeit. Griffin. 
 
 Catlielicize, kath'olesize, v. n. 
 t ein ilnt()olif luetben. 
 
 Catitolicness, kat/i'6liknls , «. 
 bie anigcmcinljcit. Brevimt. 
 
 Catltolicon, katAoI'ekon , (gt.) a. 
 bad Uniuetfntmittef. 
 
 Catilinism, kat'ilenizm, (v. Ca- 
 t i 1 i n a) «. bie fnti(inartf(t)en Utntttebe, SBet: 
 fd)n)Btung6plane. 
 
 Catkin, kat'kia, «. [93ot.] bn« ^a^- 
 d)en , fifimmet d)en , VRwt an ^flnnjen. 
 
 Catling-, kat'liiig, a. 1. [6f)ir.] bai 
 3erg!iebetung5meffef. 2. [SBot.] bai Wpo« 
 an aBatlnuebnunien. 3. bie Dnrmfnite. 
 
 Catalog-, (fut Catalogue) *. bdi 
 !8t"td)i'n'erjcid)ni^. Shak. 
 
 Catwpter, katop'tur, ) (gr.) ». 
 
 Catoptron, katop'trdn, 5 bai @pie: 
 gelfernriMjr. 
 
 Catoptric, katop'trik, ) adj. 
 
 Catoptrical, katoi)'trckal,)[Cipt.] 
 fntoptrifd). 
 
 Catoptrics, katnp'tr'ks, a. pi. 
 ICpr.) bie .Unroprrif, ©piegeHeljre. 
 
 Catoptroinancy y kaiop'tru- 
 
 CAU 
 
 uian.sJ, (gr.) a. bie ©ptegerronf)tfngtret. 
 
 Catsup, f. Catchup. 
 
 Cattle, kat'tl, (notm. catal, chastel, 
 chatters; nrin. chetal) a. sing. u. pi. 1. ba$ 
 SBielj, jn(;tne SBie^, Black -, bai groge 95ief). 
 
 2. t bn6 a3ie() {>)7Jenfd)en). Shak. 
 Caucus, kaw'kus, *. [g'Torbam.] 
 
 bie aSerfntnmtung freierSBiirgct, um fid) uber 
 bie 2BnI)l uon ^nnbibnten ic. ju ueteinigen. 
 
 Caudal, kiwdai, w. tat.) adj. }u 
 einem ©d)»'nnje gel)brig , <Sd)man\ . . . 
 
 Caudate, kaw'date, ) (int.) adj. 
 
 Caudated, kiw'dated,^gefc^u>finit. 
 
 Caudex, kaw'dlks, (Int. SIC.), pL 
 caudexes, a. [23ot.] ber (Stocf , ©trunf. 
 
 Caudle, kaw'dl, (fr. chaudeau) •. 
 bie ^rnftfuppe, btt 5H5iirj:, ©(uljttnnf. 
 
 Caudle, ». a. tine ^rnftfuppe obet 
 a(S ilrnftfuppe jurid&ten. Shak. 
 
 Caudron, (fc^ott.) a caldron. 
 
 Cauf , kawf, *. bet SJifctifaflen. 
 
 Cauf-^ward , ( rc^jott. ) p l a c t 
 where calves are kept in the field. 
 
 Cauff, (fc^Dtt.) chaff. [Catch. 
 
 Caug'llt, kiwt, praet. U. p. p. uotl 
 
 Cauk, } kiwk, a. bet glupfpntf), 
 
 Ca>vk, ^ ©In^fpatl). 
 
 Cauky, kaw'ke, adj. roie glugfpnt^, 
 jutn 5?Iugfpnt(; getjBrig. 
 
 Caul, kawl, (iat. caula) *. 1. [Qlnot.J 
 bie 9Te$()nut. 2. [2lnat.] bat ©c^nf^nutc^en. 
 
 3. bn« yje^. 4. bai .^nnrne^; ^intett^eil 
 nm ^npfpu^e. 
 
 Cauld, (fdjoft.) cold. 
 
 Cauldrife, (fct)o«.) chilly, sii». 
 ceptible of cold. 
 
 Caulescent, kiwlls'slnt, aij, 
 [23ot.] ilfingeltrngenb, ffielrrngenb. Martvit. 
 
 Cauliferous, kawlirferus (gt.) 
 adj. [<8Dt.] ilnngeltreibenb. 
 
 Cauliflow^er, kol'iefiouur, (ra. 
 cawl; l)Dri. kool) *. [23ot] btt SBIumenroIjI. 
 
 Cauliform, kol'lefonn, (fat.) t^. 
 [aSot.] fldngetnrtig. 
 
 Cauline, kol'llne, adj. [95ot.] ®tJ5n« 
 gel.. - leaf, bai ©tnngelbfatt, ©tamm» 
 blatt. -peduncle, bet ©tangelblumenfliet. 
 
 Caulk, r. Calk. 
 
 Cauponate, kiw'ponAte, ((at.) 
 V. n. t @n|livirt(;f(^nft treiben. 
 
 Cauponise, ka^'ponize, ti. a. f 
 2Cein obet £cben4niitte( ucrfnufen. 
 
 Causable, kaw'zabl, adj. beivirfs 
 bar, ausfi'iljrbnr. ' A.sh. 
 
 Causal, kaw'zal. udj. iirfat^lit^). — 
 a. [®tamta.\ bai iirfadjiidje fficrt. 
 
 Causality, kawzal'ete, a. bie Ur> 
 fnc^lii^feit, ^au|'nlitiit; ivirfcnbe Urfod)c. 
 
 Causally, kaw'zaiic. adv. nrfad)iid). 
 
 Causalty, kaw'zaiic, s. [Wn\.] bit 
 leid)teren, erbigen V^tiU bei Qtsei, bie beim 
 2Bafc()en abfnflen. [95crurrad)iing. 
 
 Causation, kiwzA'shun, a. bit 
 
 Causative, kiWiaiiv, adj. 1. 
 [Qrainin.] iirfad)(i(^, begtunbenb. 2. eine 
 Urfndje pbet einen ©tiinb nnjbriidenb. 
 
 Causator, klwzi'tur, a. bet llrf)e> 
 ber, 93eriirfnd)er einer 233irfung. 
 
 Cause, kawz, (fat. causa; (Jrm. cans, 
 cos) s. I. [9{ed)t«fpr.] bie©ad)e, bn:9{e(^t*i 
 (innbei, Tprojee. 2. bie llrfnc^e, bcr ®tun> 
 3. bie ©ad)e, i!lngelegenl)cit. 
 
Fare, f'.r, fall. fat. Mk met. Fine. fin. M, move, n6r. got, 6ll. riond. Tiihe, rut., nil. tZ/in, Tlli.s. 143 
 
 CAU 
 
 Without cause, of)ne gitttn (5)runb. 
 ForlliiK-, teftjalb. From another—, nilger- 
 btm, l"tber^iep. To give - of suspicion, 95cr! 
 bnrftt errffltn. To stand for a good -, fid) 
 eturr fliiten ®od)c nniwhmcn. 
 
 Clause f '-a. 1. ucnirfndKn, i)trnn« 
 IniTni; niflc^en (Summer 20; to- sleep, 
 fiiifitlnftm. 2. (nffen. To - to write, fdjrei^ 
 tin Inffcn. To — a g.ife to be newly painti-d, 
 fit Thpr neii nnflTfici)^ii Inffen. 
 
 f 'Museless, kJw/ies. adj. 1. feine 
 iiifirrc Urfa*e h(lbell^. 'Bi.ackmorb. 2. Qtunb- 
 li?, unbfdnlntiet. — adv. Cause'lessty, 
 rhtif fflnint). _ ^ 
 
 CailseleSSneSS, kawz'lesnes, s. 
 
 brr 3ll|^nn^, bn (Srivn* feme nugere llrfocf}f 
 l)rf He WrunMi'fiflteit. 
 
 C^uiiser, kJw'iiir, t. 1. ber Urf)eber. 
 2. Mf luirfenCe llrfndK- 
 
 €'«use%v»y, kiwt'wA.^ (norm. 
 
 Causey, kiw'iA, ^cai»«y;fr. 
 
 ehiui»see) «. fcie (ri)nu(Tce, KunfTilrnef, t>fT 
 
 CauMidical, kiwsld'ekal. Hat.) 
 
 adj. -,11 diifiii gnrf))vnlter, 'ilfcoofflten o*l)i"ifl- 
 
 Caustic, kiw«''«'', >(flr. )«<<;• 
 
 Cauirtlcal, k.iws'iikai,5iei)em.u. 
 W;fb.I ft^ftib, beijenb, brennenb, tauflifd). 
 
 Caustic curve, l«eimi.) BieSSrennlJiiie. 
 
 Caustic, »• bn« *ll»ijmitte(. Lunar 
 tauKtir, ber ftonenflein. [bie 9lc()frnft. 
 
 Causticity, kiw*t}»'si.i,#[(Fljem.l 
 
 Cautel, kiw'tel, (tnt.) #. t '• t>ii 
 IVHitf.imfrit. 2. bie I'itl , ber »etrufl. 
 
 Cantelous, klw'tiuis, adj. I. 
 rm'icf)ti<i, 2. i<crrd)t«i^t, l)inffrliilig. — adv. 
 Cau'telously, uorfiditia I uerfrt)mi<>t. 
 
 Cant<>lousness, kiwi«ius«es, 
 #. bie 5^ehiirrnmffit, 9Jprft(l)t; <J)interli|l. 
 
 Cauterlsin, kiw'tuii<ni, «. bie 
 Siiflraun.i rini"< '}le«jmitte(6. 
 Cauterisation, kiwturriiA'shun, 
 
 #. !(?Hr.| bnft 'Brennen, ile^en. 
 
 Cauterize, kiw'turlte, (gr.) ». a. 
 freiinen, .113111. Can terl zing Iron » tii* 
 SVrenueifcn. 
 
 Cautery, klw'turi,*. I. t>ai\ltt}tn, 
 ??rinneii. 2. bo6 'iletjj ober !Preniimitfel. 
 Actual - ia& !8rennen mit gli'i^tibem Qi> 
 frn , 5irenniiiitte(, Sreniieifen. Potential -, 
 bn« 9Iel.ieii iiiit bem 9le(ji1eine, ber ^Icijfleiii. 
 
 Caution, kiw'shun, (tat.) *. I. bie 
 2?orfi(f)r, 25iliiitriinifcit 2. bie $5i'irflf(f)nft, 
 finiincn. 3. bie SBnrnung. 4. pi. bie <B\- 
 d)frf.fit:"mnf!ri'iii*tn. 
 
 Caution, t). a. mnmftt (against, cor). 
 
 Cautionary, kiw'shunlri, adj. 
 1. nnntPiib. 2. tilrnenb, fll« ^nnb bieneiib. 
 
 Cautioner, kAw'shunur, t. (.Scots 
 law] bie ^^eriVn , n>tl<f)t fur eine nnbere gir 
 O^rfufltmg eiiicr 95erbinbti(f)feii iierpflirf)tef 
 HI; bcr 'Sur(ie. Encyc. 
 
 Cautionry, kAw'shiKure, «. [Scots 
 law I bie iMlrflr(l)nft, 25er6iltflting. Encvc. 
 
 Cautious, kaw'ahus, adj. betjUt-- 
 fnm, iH^rMdjtig ; to be - abont . . . , vorf\d)-- 
 tig \u IDerfe <\tt)tn bet... — adv. Cau'- 
 tiouKiy. beMinnm :c. 
 
 Cautiousness, kiw'shutnes, t. 
 bie 'i«el;i!trntnffjr, 93prfiit)t' 
 
 Cavalcaiie, kav'alkAde, (fr. <!D.) 
 
 CAV 
 
 Cavalero, (fprtn.) *. l. ©prftnnme 
 fur : ein 9?ic^tcr au6 \vat)rem nbcligcni fflebd'it. 
 2. ber leic^te, iniintere, fpfciibibc -OTcnid). 
 
 Cavalier, kavaleer', (fr. sa3.) *. I. 
 ber 9feiter. 2. ber 9?itter. 3. ber fiiionlicr. 
 4. pi. ber grnme ber ^^(Trtt■i beS ftonigS 
 Knrl 1. 5. [JeiTunggb.] bie Sn^e. 6. [9?eitf.] 
 ein giiter ^fetter. 
 
 Cavalier, adj. 1. fniinticrmngig, 
 rttreniinpig, bmu, ebel, bieber.2. (tolj, Ijerrifc^. 
 .). frei; lliigcjiuuilflcn. — nrfn. Cavalier'ly, 
 l;erri|lt^. 
 
 Cavalierness , kavale^r'nls, «. 
 ber Srcli, iai niininfjeiibe 5i3ci"en. 
 
 Cavalry, kav'airi (fr. cavalene) *. 
 bie 9Cfirerci , itnunderie. [nii^l;ol)Ien. 
 
 Cavate, ka'vaie, (tat. cavare) v. a. 
 
 Cavatina, kavatena, (it. SIt3.) <• 
 [■OTTuf.] bie itnuntine. 
 
 Cavation, kavA'.shun, )«.[3lrd;it.] 
 
 Cavaziou, kavA'zhun,^ bie 'jlu^s 
 Ijiiljluiig, bii5 \!Iu6gr(ibeii (eiiie5 ^eiler*). 
 
 Ca% e, kAve, (fr. cave ; arm. caff, cau ; 
 ID. ogov; lat. cavea) «. 1. bi. ^bi)it. 2. II 
 bie 0)riift. 
 
 Cave, P. a. nu«l)&^fen. Spehser. 
 
 Cave, V. n. ill eincr J95l;fe luoljnen. 
 
 To cave in, eiiifinten. 
 
 Caveat, kAveat, aat.) *. 1. [Jic(i)t6: 
 fpr.] ber gcridjtlidje eirifprud), bie (Jiniueii! 
 bung, ber 25e|'(<)Ing. 2. bie Slljnrnung, ©riu:^ 
 iierung. [iSefdjtng legcu. 
 
 To enter a caveat, (yinfpruc^) ttj'iu, 
 
 Caveat, p. a. [iJiorbnm.] e-infprud) 
 tijun. Ckanch's Rep. [bai '2lu5iveicf)en. 
 
 Caveatlng-, kAveaiing,*. [3-ed)tf.J 
 
 Caveator, ki'vAAiOr, «. [9tcrb(nn.] 
 bie ^iTi'iMi, ii)eld)e ^infprucfj t()Ut. 
 
 Cavern, kav'um. (int.) *. bieiE>iJI)fe. 
 
 l-'avernetl, kav'urnd, atlj. 1. luM: 
 ler $i>l)K-n Pbcr ©d)liJnbe. 2. in einer $&ljle 
 luoljnenb. Pope. [nal) adj. mil ^bi)M\. 
 
 Cavernous, kav'umuf., (Cav'er- 
 
 CavernulOUS, kavurn'ulus, ailj. 
 vvil fleiner i>i>l)len (u Wetnflen). Black. 
 
 Cavers, kav'urz, *. pi. bie Diebc 
 (ber Grje u. i\\ 25ergiuerfen). 
 
 Cavessou, kav'essun, } (fr. S33.) 
 
 Cavezon, kav'Aiun, ^*.[3icitt.] 
 ber itiippjaum. 
 
 Cavey, (rcf)ott.) hen-coop; aud) a 
 partan or common sea-crab. 
 
 CavettO, kavet'tA, (U. it. cavo) t. 
 [«!lrd}it.] bie ^rMfcl)(e. 
 
 Caviar, kavier', (nrnb. gabiar; fp. 
 cabi.-ii; it. caviale) t. ber ^fluidr. 
 
 Cavil, kav'il, (fat. cavillari) p. n. 
 i.frittclnj (at) bcfrittetn, (Vi^ftnbig tnbeln. 
 i. ©pi^ftnbigfciten oorbriugen. 
 
 Cavil, V. a. t befritteln. Milton. 
 
 Cavil, «. bie ©pi^finbigfeit, ber 
 gpphism. [fpi^finbige labeln, ©treiten. 
 
 Cavilation, kavilA'shun, «. baS 
 
 Caviler, kav'vJlur, *. ber ©opf)i|l, 
 «!Drrtflauber. Addison. 
 
 Cavlling-ly , kav'viljngli , adv. 
 fpi^finbig, frittelnb, bcfrittclnb. 
 
 CavlluuS, kav'vlllus, ad}. fpi^ftUs 
 big, I'crfanglict) , fopl;i)lif4)- Avlifke. — 
 adv. Ca v'i I o u s 1 y , fpitjfiHbig IC. 
 
 Caviloiisness, kav'villusnes, 4. 
 Dae rpiippnbiiii' , I'erf'infllirfjc 5Befen. 
 
 CEL 
 
 Cavin, kSv'vJn , (fr. 2C.) ». [TOifit.J 
 ber §ipMiocg, Oiraben. 
 
 Cavity, kav'ete, (fnt.) *. bie pht)> 
 (ung, f^htjle, Itluft. 
 
 Ca>v, kiw, r. n. frfit^jen. 
 
 Cayman, kA'man , s. [3oo(.] bet 
 fi'aiman. 
 
 Cayenne, kJ'yen, *. i. [Ojeogr.] 
 bie Ttnfel finpenne. 2. ber Knijennepfeffer. 
 
 Cazic, kazcek', ) 
 
 Cazique, ^ '• ^" *~'^»'''- 
 
 Cea.se, s4.se, (fr. ce.sser; tat. ceaso) 
 P. n. 1. (lufljoreu; nndjfafffn. 2. (from) ob> 
 (afffn (I'PU) , G-tiun* ciufletten. 3. n fefjien, 
 maiigrln. 4. iTerben. [2. I;inbern. Shk%. 
 
 Cease, v. a. 1. enoigen, einfieflen. 
 1. Cease this impious rage. MiLToif. 
 
 Cease, #. t bae <3liifi;&reii ; ©rerben, 
 
 25erf(f)fiben. Sha»- 
 
 Ceaseless, sise'ils, adj. unaufl)ijfi 
 
 (icf), tntioi. — adv. Ce's»«le.<sly, Utlt 
 aiifhorlid). [3ed)me. f. Zechln. 
 
 Cecciiin,fsh4ki4n', *. ["iDfiinjiw.] bie 
 
 Ceciie, .ses'fi, ) 
 
 Cecily, sls'^i^, 5 '• ^''"'''• 
 
 Cecity, sA'sAti, sL'iti, (lat. ca»- 
 citas) ». bie *lMinb^eit. 
 
 Cecutiency, sekd'shAlnsA, Clat.y 
 «. bie 95(5bM(^tigffit. 
 
 Cellar, si'dur, (i^ebr. cadar, bunfel 
 t"eiu ; gr. kedro.«) «. bie gcber. 
 
 Cedar-like, ceberartig. B. Jonsoa. 
 
 Cedarn, sA'diim, adj. cebern. 
 
 Cede, sAde, (lat. cedere) v. a. ubn* 
 gcben, iiberlaffen, nbtrcten. — v. n. md)aet 
 ben , iveicfjen. [iveifer, Cebent. 
 
 Ceder, sA'dur, ber >Jlbtreter, 9In. 
 
 Ceilrat, sA'drat, s. ber debrn, Ceb» 
 rnbauui , Siiranicitronenbaum. 
 
 Cedrlne, sA'diin, adj. cebern, con 
 t'ber aui Pebcrn^olj. 
 
 Cedry, sA'drA, adj. bie %atf>e obn 
 bie e-igeiifdinften be« CcbcrnfjoIjcS (jobenb. 
 
 Ceduous, sid'juus, adj. fattbat. 
 
 Ceil, sele, (lat. coelum) p. a. tafttn. 
 
 Ceiling-, sA'ling, ». 1. bie tafefung; 
 bai lafcliuerf, bie getiifelte Iiecfe. 2. [^nr.] 
 ber 'JCegcr. 
 
 Celandine, sel'andine, (gr. chell- 
 doniou) *. [S3ot.] bie ©djiuaibeniuurj, bai 
 ©c^cflfraut. 
 
 Celature, sll'atshure, (fnt.) t. 1. 
 bie i^unil|le(f)erei, aSilbgraberfunit. 2. bit 
 gei'li>(()ene , eingegrnbene aJrbeit. 
 
 Celebrate, sll'lebrate, p. a. I. 
 feiern (ein Jefl). 2. feicrn , fekttid) er^eben, 
 preifen, perf)errri(f)en (Semanben, einclfjnt). 
 
 Celebration, sliebrA'shun, «. 1. 
 bie geier. 2. bie feierliffje ©rfjcbung, SSef» 
 l)crrlicf)iing ; ber '>J5rci«. [Jeicrnbe. 
 
 Celebrator, sIl'lebrAtur, «. bet 
 
 CelebriOUS, sele'breiis, adj. f 
 berul)mt. — adv. Cele'briously, beriltjmt. 
 
 Celebriousness, sele'breusnes, 
 t. t bie 93eru!)nit()cit. 
 
 Celebrity, sAilb'brAte, ». i. bi< 
 95erii()nitl)eit, ber 9{uf, Dhifjm. 2. bie ^eier. 
 
 Celerl, ^ .sel'erre (fr. ce'le'ri) t. btt 
 
 Celery, > ©efleri. 
 
 Celeriac, selA'reak, «- ber irnodt 
 
 ferieri. (©cfjiirfligfcit, OJefc^iuinbigreit. 
 
 Celerity, seier'iAie (lat.) #. bie 
 
144 Faff. fAr, tail. fat. Mi, mot. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve, n6r, got, 6??, cl6fld. Ti^be, tub, ftil!. t^in, TFIis. 
 
 CEL 
 
 Celestial, seles'tshal, (tat. eoelestis) 
 adj. I. ^iiiiiiKifcf), 5?inimcl« . . . 2. i f)imnili|"d) 
 (f<t)Bn:c.). — orfiT. Celes'tially, ()imiiilifd). 
 
 Celestial, »• eev 5?immel«6ur(icr. 
 
 Celestif y, selest'efi, V. a. -f Ijimm. 
 rifrf) madden iQtmai). 
 
 Celestin, ^slrlstlii, ». [^Wtnemfn.] 
 
 Celestiiie,5!ji"""«','''1"^r®t'^'""'""- 
 
 CelestinS, sel'eslinz , «. pi. 
 ['mbndi&tl).] bie GMejlincr. 
 
 Celiac, sc'leak, (jj. koilia) adj. juill 
 ttnterleibe geljorig. ^ ^ ^ , , , . 
 
 Celibacy, sel'ebase, selib'ase Hat. 
 coelebs) s. Me (i-tjdoiidteit. 
 
 Celibate, selebat, «. ba$ dbiibat 
 (ber fntf). ©etiTlidH'")- 
 
 Cell, sell, (Int. cella; ir. ceall; ll). 
 cell) t. I. bie 23ieneiije(te. 2. tie SeUe (ei= 
 nei JttcflcrS). 3. ta6 2o<i) (cin«6 fi'crfcr6). 
 4. bie S?utxe. Prior. 5. [Slnnt.] bie Sedc. 
 6. ["Bot.] bie Sftte, ba« gac^. 7. [Iwugr.] 
 bai ^nrf). 8. eiii HeineS ^(otler Chaucer. 
 
 Cellar, sll'Iiir (Int. cellarium) *. 
 ber Seder, --rent, ber ^edcrjin*. 
 
 Cellarage, sei'lundje, ». i. bn6 
 ScdergcfdiDe, ber I'b. bie Keller, bie Kcflerei. 
 2. ber Kc(lerjiii5, bai Sdltr-., enflcrgelb, ber 
 S3i'benf(J)n0. [{jmrdjenfcIUr. 
 
 Cellaret, sll'luret, *. [Dertl.] ber 
 
 Cellarist, sel'lunsx, / ». ber .Rfi= 
 
 Cellarer, slriurur, 5 lerniei|ler 
 (eineS yuoiler^-). 
 
 Celliferoiis, sllliferus, (I.) adj. 
 [2Ci|Tenrd). ] Selleii Ijcruorbringenb ob. t)a- 
 
 beiib , 3eflc" • • • 
 
 Cellular, sll'lular, adj. [<8ot. u. 
 Slint.] jediiijt, jedenforniig. ^ Ewcyc. 
 
 CelllllirerOUS, sclluliflrus, adjt 
 3elli^en l)erin)rbriiiGenb oD. Ijnbeiib. 
 
 Celsitude, sel'setude, (int.) ». bie 
 &rf)nt'<!nl}eit. 
 
 Celt, silt, *. ber ffcfte. 
 
 Celtic, sel'tik, (m. celt; bn« gelt) 
 adj. celtifd). — *. bie celtifdje ©prndje. 
 
 Celticism, sertesmn, s. bie <Sit; 
 ten unb ©ciuoljnl^titen ber (Felten. [("num. 
 
 Celtis, sel'i's, «. [<Si}t.] ber 9irffel; 
 
 Cement, sem'nient, ((nt. caenicn- 
 tuDi; nrm. cimant) «. 1. ber ititt, (Eement. 
 2. t bn8 95nnb. 
 
 Cement, simlnt', v. a. 1. fitten, 
 MTfitten, nuSfitteii. 2. f 6e(legeln, 6efe|ligen. 
 
 Cement , v. n. jufnmmenljnnflen, 
 fi<I) uerDiiiben , fe|1 feiii. 
 
 Cementation, sement^'shun, «. 
 bne .Ritteii , SBerfittett , ajerbiiiben. 
 
 Cementatory, semen'taturi, adj. 
 jum Kitten tniiglid), fittenb. Ewcvc. 
 
 Cementer, sement'ur, «. ber ob. 
 tm SBerbiiibeiibc, bn« SSniib. 
 
 CementitiOUS,aenientisli'ua,a({;. 
 jutn Kitten taiinlit^, fittenb. Forsvth. 
 
 Cemetery, slm'niiterJ, ((jr. kol- 
 meterion) *. ber Kirc^!)Pf. 
 
 Cenatory, sin'naturi (Int.) adj. 
 bie sjlbenbninljljeit betreffenb. 
 
 Cenciirias,seii'kreaii,(gr.)«.[^eb.J 
 ber 9?iitl)lnnf, bie SCofe. 
 
 Cenobite , K^'nobite, sen'nnbitr, 
 ((jr.) ». ber O'lMiiH'it, .<?UMleniuMirf). 
 
 CeiKtbitie, Keiiii('>bii'ik. }((\r.) 
 
 Ceiiubitical, k«iiii<'>uii ekal.^ adj. 
 
 CEN 
 
 conDbitifc^ , floflcrlicf). [(F&nii6itenf)flu«. 
 
 Cenoby, sen'nobe, se'nobe, t. bai 
 
 Cenutapli, sin'otaf, «. bci (Ft)ren: 
 grnbmnljl. 
 
 Cense, sens, itat census) s. 1. bie 
 ©teuer. Bacon. 2. * ber ©tnnb, 3?nng. 
 
 Cense, (fr. encenser) t). a. bernuct)ern. 
 
 Censer, sen'sur, ». bai D?aiid)fng. 
 
 Censiun, seu'shun, Unt.) s. t bie 
 (Bd)n$uno, Steuer. J. Hall. 
 
 Censor, sln'sor, (Int. 2C.) s- I. 
 [9{mn. ®e|'ci).] ber (EenfDr. 2. ber c^iidjerj) 
 (Senfor. 3. ber inbler; ©ittem, Kiin|lrii1)ter. 
 
 Censorial, senso'real, / adj. 1. 
 
 Censorial!, senso'rean, ^ ilrenge, 
 tnbelnb, f. Censorious. 2. beil d'enfor 
 betrcffcnb, (Ecnfor . . . 
 
 Censorious, senso'reuH, adj. t<\: 
 Deirucl)tiG (upon, gegen); ilreng (ot, gegen); 
 eintn Intel nufibriicfenb cbcr eiitljnitenc. 
 
 — adv. Censo'riously, [Irenge, nie 
 Sirteuriittcr. 
 
 CenSOriOUSneSS, senso'r^usnes, 
 «. bie lnbei|ud)t, ©trenge. 
 
 Censorsliip, sen'sorship, s. I. ba& 
 Eenrornint. 2. ba6 (ienfornt. 
 
 Censual, sen'shual, (Int.) adj. ben 
 (Ernfiis , bie Sdjntjung nngel;cnb , eine 
 5cl)nt;iiiig ent()n(tciiD , itjr untenuort'en. 
 
 Ceiisuraible, sen'sbuiabl, adj. 
 tnbeineiDcvti; , ilrafbnr. — adv. C e n ' s u - 
 rabi y, tnbelni'iuertl} :c. 
 
 Censurableuess, sen'sliurabl- 
 nes, s. bie i.nbell;nftigfeit. 
 
 Censurai, ^ienxhural, adj. — roll, 
 bns Sinsngiiter; - book, bai ©teuerbnd). 
 
 Censure, sen'shure, (int. censura) 
 s. 1. ber inbt'l, bie ^fiige. 2. [Knn. ^it&jt] 
 bie Kird;cn|lrnfe, Genfur. 3. bai Urtl;eil. 
 4. bie ijiidjercenfiir, (Eenfur. 
 
 Censure, v. a. 1. tnbeln, ritgen; 
 nn etiuniS >an5|1elaingen tnnd)en. 2. uerur; 
 tf)eilen. 3. f nd)ten, Ijniten; beurtljeilen. 
 
 Censure, v. n. f urtljetlen (iiber). 
 
 Censurer,sen'sliurur, «. ber Inbler. 
 
 Census, sen'siis, (I. SB.) t. 1. [9(Din. 
 (S>t\(i).] ber Gcnfitd. 2. [iJiorbnm.J bie h{-- 
 fentlid)e iIufnnI;iHe ber ©ecleninl;l, bie aSolffi: 
 jnl;lung. 
 
 Cent, sint, Hat. centum) ». 1. bai 
 5?unbert; [ipnnbcl] at ten per -, ju jeljn 
 uom ipunbcrt, jii iel;n 'iprocent. 2. [>}iorbnin.] 
 ber &t\\t (eine 'Ki'inje =: Viuo i^i'llnr). 
 
 Centagre, seu'tije, *. ber i^ctrng 
 ober 3'"^ I'D!" ipunbcrt, 3iiu'fiiPi a certain 
 per -, ein fid)frer (J)eiuinn. 
 
 Centaur, sln'tawr, (gr.) *. 1. 
 [^i)tf).] ber(5cntnur.2. [^Jilron.] benSdjt'it^e. 
 
 Centaur-like, centnumrtig. 
 
 Centaury, sen'cawre, (Int.) *. 
 [95ot.] bn6 Innfcnbgi'ilbenfrnut. 
 
 Centenary, scn'icnaii ciat.) *. 
 bn6i()nnbert; a- of years, einOnl)rl;iiMbert. 
 
 — adj. l)unbert entijnltenb ob. t'ctreffcnb. 
 
 Centennial, senlenneal, adj. 
 I)unberrjn0rig. 
 
 Center, sin'tur, (gr. kentron) «. 
 1. ber-i))fiitelpijntt. 2. t<;nnOnrinee ii. gliute] 
 bnij (Fentrnni. 
 
 Center of gravity, ber Srf)tl>Prpnnft. 
 
 — of motion, ber Unird)ivii;ig5! , llnibre-, 
 t)ung^s . Uinivnljiing^puiitt. [ 
 
 CEN 
 
 Center- bit, bai Brefjcifen. — fish 
 [5d>tI)i)oI.] bie ?0?eereid)er. 
 
 Center, v. a. l. ouf ben gKittripuitPt 
 fleflcn. 2. nuf einen ^nnft rercinigrn. 
 
 Center, v. n. i. im ••^fittcipun.'te 
 fein, ruf)en, jTc^ ^niten, bleiben. 2. ± ton, 
 nnf) beruljen, fidf> griinben. 3. in einrt't 
 5J5unfte fid) uereinigen, rereint fein; in cu 
 ntn ^unft jufnmnienlnnfen. 
 
 Centesimal, sends'emal. ((.) adj. 
 centeritnnl, I)nnbert|7e. — *. bnS diinbertti. 
 Centesimation,slnre>eiiii'Hiiiin, 
 a. eine ■OJJilitnritrnfe luegen .Cefertion, ■'Weii! 
 tereitc. , ivo je ber ^unbertite -D^innii er. 
 fd)ofien ivirb. ^ [berttljeii. 
 
 Centesm, sen'tlzm. *. bai ipiiiu 
 
 CentifoliOUS, semefo'leiis, adj. 
 [5Si>t.] fjunbertbliitterig. 
 
 Centif^-rade , sin'tegride. (Int.) 
 
 adj. !)nnbertgrnbtg. The - thermometer. 
 bnS I)unbertgrnbige ober fjiinberttljeilige 
 ?.()ernimneter. 
 
 Centig-ram, sin'tegram, (Mt.) I. 
 [fr. 03eii>id)t] ber lOOjTe Jljeil bt$ (iirnmni, 
 bnfi §entigrnmni (f. dram). 
 
 Centiliter, sJn'teliliir. (Int. cen- 
 tum II. gr. li(ron) *. (fr. Siriffigfeit^ j-Wnfil 
 ber lOOiTe 1i)ti\ bti Sitre (= 6/,o eini« 
 engl. .RubifjudS). 
 
 Centimeter, sintim'etur, (cen- 
 tum u. metron) s. [fr. ^Wnfj] bn^ (Ientinie< 
 ter (=^ ^^i\w eine6 engl. SodeiV). 
 
 Centinody, sen'iiaode. a. + [!8pf.] 
 ber SaSegetritt. 
 
 Centiped, scn'tepid, (nnrf; Cen 
 tipee, nber f) (Int.) ». [©ntoni.] ber^nn. 
 bertfug, ajielfug. 
 
 Centner, s.ent'nur, (lot. centum) 
 «. ["IRetndnrg. u. Docim.] ber Sentner. 
 
 Cento, sen'to, (Int. 2D.)*. bn6 ©top. 
 pcrgebid)t, 5li(fgebi(!^t; ba6 glirfu'erf. 
 
 Central, sln'tral, (lat.) adj. ccn= 
 trnl. — adv. C e n't r a 1 1 y , centrni , in $*«« 
 iicljung niif bai (Eentruni. Ipnnft^frnfr 
 
 Central foree, [>)}?erf).] bie 'Xiittels 
 
 Centrality, slmrlieie. *. ber3ii« 
 ftnnb, ba (kt\m& iiu >)}?ittclpunfte , centrni 
 i|l, bie dentrnlitnt, iDinttflpnnftSeinlji'it, 
 gjtittelpunf^oereinigung. 
 
 Centric, sln'trik. \ adj. im 
 
 Centrical, scn'trekal. \ OJiittCI-- 
 punftC bcfinblid). — adv. Cen'irically, 
 itn 'OJiittelpiinfte. 
 
 Centricalness, sln'tr?kaliils. s. 
 bie ©tediing im rJJiittelpunfte. 
 
 Centrirug-al, slntrifugai. ciar.) 
 adj. uoni ■OJiittelpunffe fid) entferncnb. Thw 
 — force of a body, bie Jlifl) : Ob. CeiltVlt'll: 
 gnlfrnft, bie nbilrebcnbe Krnft rinci' .Uoiperi'. 
 
 Centripetal, sentrip'^iai. dat 
 
 centrum U. pelo) adj flnflrebcnb. — fon». 
 bie 91nnnI)cruno* ! ob. 6entripetalfrnft, bif 
 nnilrebcnbe Krnft. Encvc. 
 
 Centry , sln'tre. ». 1. bie ©c^ilbiond>e. 
 2. o bie ©nfriilei. 3. [9Ird)it.] ber (iJeiuprb. 
 froflcn, bns 33ogengiTii|T. 
 
 Centry-box, bai ©djilbiT^nit^. 
 
 Centumvir, sln'tumvir, «. [oti. 
 9?oin) ber (Fentiimoir, ^unbertnir.nn. 
 
 Centumviral, !>entuiM'viral, «<<>. 
 tcntninoirnlifit), bie ipuuberimnnner berref. 
 fenb. 
 
Fate. ff.r. fall, fat. M*, niel. Fine, f in. 1S6, move, nor. «;6t. dil, clOiy. Ti\he, fflb, fAlI. t/;in, TFIis. 145 
 
 1. 
 
 CEN 
 
 Centuple f sen'tupl, (centuples) 
 
 nHj- f)im&frtrvi(t), Ijunbertfiiltin. 
 
 Ceutuple, t). a. i>crhun&ertraltiotn, 
 tjiinPiTtfad) I'lTmcljreii. 
 
 Ceutiiplicate, Kentu'plekaie. a.) 
 t.a i«erl;iiiien-tfad)cn,ljunBfrtfrtd) uergropern. 
 
 Centlirialf semu'real, (u. ceuturyi 
 arlj- ei" 3iil)rl)untcrt bctreffcnt. -jubilee. 
 bi\6 hunBcrtiiil)rifle Oiibilaimi. 
 
 Centuriate, semureate, ». o. ill 
 ipiinPfrte riiitl)rilen. 
 
 fJeniiiriator, slnturci'tur.^j. ber 
 
 Ceiituri«f<f »en'tiliui}st, ^Qtn- 
 turiiitor. [ l^u'iii. ©ei'd).] bet Genturio. 
 
 Centurion, seuiHicuu, UiU.) *. 
 
 Century, Keu'tshu^e, dtit.) «. l. 
 bni .<?iintcrt. "i. [Mm. 6Je|<lj.j fcieeeiirurie. 
 3. t>a6 3rttjrt)iiiierrt. 
 
 Ceol, niiflfif. rin ©4iff, (ot. «•'<»»- 
 en.il. Iieel. |1ei<t mrtiidjiitnl vot 'Tiaiufii. 
 
 Ceplmlatl:(ic, tetaiaijlk, *. tint 
 9lri«nej flfi^fn .fti^pfrdimerj. Swift. 
 
 CeplUftlalffy, sef'alalje, (flt. Ce- 
 phalalgia) «. I'MiiD.l Cer t)eflii]eiiopnil?nicrj. 
 
 Cephalic, siialiU, adj. [-3}M.] l. 
 l>i-iirom fiir ta6 .vniivt(-JIrjriiei). 2. -vein, 
 Bie >>mi|>tbmtn6tr. - *• I-Dif6.]6rt*^fliip»= 
 mitfel. [fro* Gerafiii. 
 
 Cerasin, ulr'asin. (i>. Int.) t. [Qljtm.] 
 
 CeraNite, ser'anlie, «. l-»iiiicrnlg.i 
 ier (Striw'it. 113i>i>l.] Me -fioriirdjMiifli;. 
 
 Cerantes, seia.'tex, dir. au.> «• 
 
 Cerate, &e'rat, (int. cerutom) 4. 
 t'l^VB.) Bif \ti3(i(t)5l"iilbe. [ bf (lrid)eii. 
 
 .; Cerated, se'rated, adj. mir it^ndje 
 
 Cere, cere, V. a. nut Wa4>4 iibtr. 
 jii-hiii , UMd)i>n. 
 
 Cerebel, ilr'ebel. ant. cerebellum) 
 a. [ ^mt. ] t>oi f(i iiie ojftjirn. 
 
 ) Cerebral, seribral, ( adj. )lim 
 
 •; 4Jerebrine,ser'cbiiiie.^>pirii g('l)ori(i. 
 
 Cereclotil, »ere'liloi/i , « 1. 6il6 
 a-iidietud>. 2. bat 2i3a<^«> o6et tiiillifdjf 
 
 Cerement, *ere'niea(, «. bit init 
 2i.>rt(l)5 iibrrji-genf I'timufliit jiim (Jiinuirftlii 
 fiiibfilfomirter llT'iprr. 
 
 Ceremonial, ierem^'ncal. adj. 
 k. lOuB. 9?cl.l lerfiiu'iijiil. 2. ccrtiiu>iiiii6, 
 uniiJiinftlid). — adv. Cere in o'n i a 1 1 y, tlAft) 
 >rii (Ferenioiiifii vb. PJe()raBd)en. 
 
 Ceremonial, *■ l.ba^ (Smnwwidl. 
 2 i>ii>iii. i(ird}c] t><\6 (Ferenu'iiiiil , (Jcrcmp: 
 niL'nbiid). 
 
 Ceremonious, serinii')'nius.a(f;. 
 I. Ill OercnuMiieii beilclji'iit). 2. fcicrlid), 
 IfrimPi'oIl ; ^fll niteii 0)fbrfliid>fii aiiliniiflCiiB. 
 SriAK. .3. cennu-uipf, fleif, olljiiiVirrUd), f«rr= 
 Iiil!, iimrtaiiMid). 4. feifrlid); Ijoflidj. 
 
 To be too c e re m o uio u «, ^ vicic 
 HttiilJiiiCc niorfirn. 
 
 CeremoniOUMly, ser^uo'neukli. 
 •rfp. feierlid;, niit 6)rpraiige, on)ii(rirrlid), 
 Ui;iifnii6(irf). 
 
 CeremoniousnetiM , Keremo' 
 •iri.snes, ». btti Oie\>um(i< , 5fifrUd)e, 0'trrt» j 
 moiiii>re; jii i-irif Uiniliiiibc. I 
 
 CereilKiny, tir'imt'tui. dat. cere- 
 monial ». I. (9\rli<i.| bit PiTi'iiuMiir. 2. bail 
 («epr.iii(]f, bit 5riiriid)frif. .3. p'. Bit ixoni: 
 piTiifiiff, PrrfiiiiMiirii , UiiiiliiiiPf. 4. bit 
 iHnitU<t>t (^hmil'cjrirtuiifi, bif il&iijfl#}irrbc. I 
 
 EHjfl.-dfAtfch. Wuiierbuch. I. 
 
 CER 
 
 SiuK. 5. in f)tiliQt &tbtaudf. Shak. 6. 
 pi. bit SiQiinbrr. Shak. 
 
 Cereplite, slr'eAllte, dat. cera u. 
 ijr. liihos) ». [3iiUura.] B« Gereolit; (bi5iu. 
 lUid) filr) bet Stcflrit. 
 
 Cereous, «e'ieus, (lat. SOS.) adj. 
 mndijVrii, uoii ii5iic<)6, me iiiad)^. Gavtoh. 
 
 Cerin, Nerin, «. i. [Oijcm.j t>n6 0«iii. 
 2. (■•MCinfriU!].] eiiie ■iitt Qlli.iiiit. 
 
 Cerite, Kerlte.*. i. i-}JfinerntG.] btt 
 dttit. 2. IStiUutfl.] btt Qetttt, bit Spvtw-. 
 l'd)nr(fe. [bai (Firiiini. 
 
 Cerium, seieuni, 8. [0}i'iiirrniii] 
 
 Ceruun, neruun', (u. I'p.; t. eiii ^ai-- 
 Itrn DiMi ^iiiiteii. 
 
 Cerrial , ter'ieal, a^. jur 3iriu'id)i' 
 .jcfjbrifl. ^ [eidjf. 
 
 Cerru.v, serrus, «. [!8i'f.] tie 3ir" = 
 
 Certain, ser'lin, dat. certu«) adj 
 
 I. flciuiM, juorrliiiTtij; UiibcOreitbiU". 2. i]f; 
 mip, gercdclt, b()limiiit. 3. geiui^ cbei'cii&er; ; 
 A - poet, em gfiviiTer I5id)rrr. 
 
 To make any one eerlai n of.., @'ilicil 
 I'ttijeiuifiirii, I'rrndjerii (lUMi) ... 1 nm - to . ., 
 i<S) bill uerfi4>ert, bin tjcivi^, bng id) ic. A - 
 price, [ipiiiicclj ber beiliinClije iUrrtlj 
 
 Certainly, k«r linie. ade. oeiui^. 
 
 CertaiuneMM. ker linnes./ «. 1. Mf 
 
 Certainty, hei'iime, 5 ''^^'^'^'i^' 
 Ijeit, SiH'crliiuiijffit. 2. bie ©ciui^ljeir, iif: 
 |ltiiiiiitt)rit. 3. bie(^(ivi(}l;cit (i]ni<i|7e £ad)i'). 
 
 1 would lain be at kuuie certainty, id) 
 iii&d)tc eiiiiiie Oiemigl^cit l^iibcii. There in no 
 - in . . , iiinii rami iiiitt i>il,>len, baiieii ntif . . ■ 
 There i* no - of . ., mail i«ei0 ni(t>t oeiui^, . . . 
 ^\1 iiid>t nemi^, jiueifi-lljafr. 
 
 Certes, »er'ie*, (fr. 233.) adv. '' fle; 
 luijilid), neii'ip. wal^rlid). 
 
 €.'ertie, M y c e r i i e (rd)Ptt.) ron^rlid). 
 
 Certificate, senirekei. <. l. bai 
 Siii'jiiiM-t'lTtinfnt, ^ilttrihu; bcrStteiii, "ilt- 
 iliaiibiiiiiii!jd|"d)ein. 2. [3iedjtt|Vr.J bic !6e: 
 l'd)i'iiii!i>iii>1. 
 
 Certificate, e. a. tibvc r. n. I. 
 [^orbaiu.] i-iii Oirtififat nii«|lf(leii pB. iiies 
 berlrgen. 2. G-inem eiii (Fcrtififar flibfu. A 
 certificated person, eilir ^rrfoil , bir 
 man eiii (Fcrtiftfaf flfiirbrii \)ax. Bi.ackstone. 
 
 Certification, .neniicUa'shun, m. 
 bai 55erd)eiiii(ifii, tie iVnlaiibidiiiifj. 
 
 Certifier, ser'ieimr I. I. filler, 
 ber befdjeiiiiijt, ofrfidjerr. 2. ber a5enad)rid)5 
 tiger. 
 
 Certify, ser'ietl. p.n. l.[5<fd)f«iVr.] 
 bejiiiflfii, bei'djiiiiigeii.Bi.AcKSTojiE. 2.(of i bt« 
 iind)rid)tiiiiMi U'pii), I'rrgi'ii'iiTrrii, I'frfidjerii. 
 
 Certiorari, Kershcora'u'. dat. ^.) 
 *. (iJicittsipr.] ciii fdjriftlidjcr $^efef)l be6 
 ivaiijlei^icrid)!* an eiticii iiiitfrii f*5erid)t#I)in' 
 jiir (?iiiifiibiiiig ber 'Jlften pb. eiiire 'Jierii1)t* 
 in einetn i)(ed)reiTreite. I(J)tivt<51)rir. 
 
 Certitude, slr'teiiKle, dat.) j. bie 
 
 Cerulean, Keiii'ic.^ii. \ dat.) adj. 
 
 CeriileouN, keru'le-iVs.^ l)iniiiiel: 
 bbiii. biaii. [blaii inad>eiib. 
 
 Cerulific, seriiltflk.. adj. i)iiiiinel: 
 
 Cerumen, teriViMn, dar. S£.) ». 
 bo* C^remd)nKili. 
 
 CeruMe, »cr'ose, se'rdse. (fr. 'Si. 
 
 II. lat.) a. bai 'Slriiufift. — of .-uiiiniony, 
 bat' ®pirf;gia*n)fi0, ber ©pirfinl<iff<'ilf. 
 
 CeruNeil, ser'ust , mO. mil eiiicin 
 
 CHA 
 
 <praparflt pen ©leiiueig geii»ard)en. 
 
 Cervical, ser'vckai. dat.) adj. jmn 
 ®cnicfe ob. ^larfen geljorig. - nerves, S^aXU 
 iierren. 
 
 Cervin, ser'vin. ) (Xat.) ad} jum 
 
 Cervine, \ .spirfdjc geljBriti, 
 
 ipirfd)... [[(Fljir.) brr .V?ai;"errd)nirt. 
 
 tJ^esarian, se'iican.mO'. -srctinn, 
 
 Cespititiou.^, scspe JnIi'iis. dat. 
 cespes) adj. oim iieafeii ; x\\\i ;)Cnreii gemadjt. 
 
 Cespitous, Kes'petus, adj. jiitn 
 J^iffM n''l;i'ng. ^infen ... 
 
 Cess, ses, (uerborb. awi assess) a. « 
 bie ^Sreiier. - v. a. beileuern. [laiimpn. 
 
 Ct-^ss, t>. n. f eine gerciilirf)c «J5ffid)t vrri 
 
 Cessation, sissA'shmi, dat.) *. l. 
 bai 9liifl)orni; bie (S-iiiifefliiiu]. 2. brr iStitU 
 ilaiib. - of arms, ber aiMifFeiiiliflilaiib. 
 
 Cessavit, sessi'vh, dat. <B3.) *. 
 (5i'ed)tf|Vr.] bie «lage ircgen iiDfiiiihrinet 
 Oiid)terfii(lung einer 9Jerbinblid)feit. bie ffr. 
 maiigcliiiig^flage; ber <jjfanbuii(i5bffel)(. 
 
 Cesser, se«'*ur, «. (>tied)t«iVr.J bie 
 •3iid)tur|ii(liiiia riuer Scrbinblic^feit maljrenb 
 jweier onhre. Biackstone. 
 
 Cessibility, sls.^bli'iii, dat.) *. 
 t bai Suriiiftretcii. 
 
 Cessible, ses'«ebl, adj. naff)gic6ig. 
 
 Cession, xesh'shiin, (lat.) *. l. ba« 
 •3iad>!iebeii , bic 'Jfadigibiing. Bacon. 2. bie 
 •Jlbtretung, ber 93erjid)t. 3. bic Oiiterabtre. 
 tiiiifl. 
 
 Cessionary, sesh'shunare. adj. 
 brr abgftrctrn, i"ibrria(fcn \)at. A -bank, 
 rnpi, bet ^yanferottirer , ber (Vinen ®laii» 
 bigmi feiii SBermogcn abgctreten fjat. — *. 
 Per "Jlniifhmer, CFfifipnar. 
 
 Cessment, ses'mlnt, «. f bie 
 *Sd)a()iiiifl, fcteiier. 
 
 Cessor,s«s'»ur. i{at.) ». I.f9?erf)t«(p.] 
 ber OTiiiaiigciiibe, f. Cessavit. Cowei.. 
 2. biT "berdjnynibe, ©teucrratf). 
 
 Ce.st, »cst. t. bfrjjrnueiijimmerflfirtef. 
 
 CestUM, ses'tus, (gr. kestos) s. btt 
 25fiiiu'(iiirrel. 
 
 Cesure, ) . „ 
 
 ^, J I. C a e sn ra. 
 
 Cesura, ^ '• ^""^ 
 
 Cesural, s^'zur^l, adj. )ur da^xt 
 
 geljorig. [adj. ivallfifdiartig. 
 
 Cetaceous, xeia'shus, (gr. ketos) 
 Cetate, se'iite, *. [G'fjem.l cetin. 
 
 faure^ ©alj. [ba« 5)filifraiit. 
 
 Ceteracli, sei'erak, *. ['Btif.] o 
 Cetic, ^e'tlk. ndj. jnm iTja(|fi|"d)e ge» 
 
 Ijorig. - acid, bie aiiadratljiaiire, (Fetiiis 
 
 faiire. Uke. [bai (Fetin. 
 
 Cetin, se'iin. (p. (ot. cetus) .». | (Fi)em.] 
 Cetolog-inal, seiAlocl'jckal , adj. 
 
 cctpli'gnd), bie Petaceeii bi'rdjrfibeiib. 
 Cetolog-ist , tetoi'ojist , J. ber 
 
 (feti'log. 
 
 Cetolo(;-y, setol'oji, (gr.) t. bit 
 
 (Jcn'lL''gie, 35c|'d)nibiing ber Oetaceeii. 
 Cetits, .se-'iuH. i. (QJilrtMi.) ber TOnf(» 
 
 IKd). 1*. [Wiurraig.] ber (Feijlanit. 
 
 Ceylanite, si'lam'te, (u. Ceylon) 
 Cliabasie, shah'ase. > «. [OX'incf 
 Ciiabasite, shab'a»iie.^ ra(g.] ber 
 
 Sdtat'afit. [{Jeberbad. Shak. 
 
 tJliatre, tshiae. ». ber ^Biirf mir bem 
 Cliack, tkhak, r. n. mir bem itopfc 
 
 rdjiirdeii d'. ^IJterbeii). 
 
 10 
 
14<> F&te, fftr, ffiH. fat. Mk in't. FInp, ffn. M, move. n6r, ^of. 6il. c\6iul Ti'ihe, tuh, fiill. l/zin. TFIis. 
 
 CHA 
 
 Cliack, (frf)Ott.) snack. luncheon 
 Cliad, shad, s. [3(t>tl)i)ol.] Die ^Mlofe, 
 
 Clia.fe, tshafe. (fr. echauffer; fp. 
 ,e«calfar) p. o. 1. inarm rei6c«, wfirnicn, ers 
 mrmen. 2. i evljii^cti , xtiitn , nufbriiinen 
 J. niifregen, tvbax inndjen (mk ^i■rit3ill^ bcii 
 Cjcnin. 4. Curd^buftcii, mit 2i>ol)lnf>'iirf)ei' 
 trfiiiten. .Suckuhg 
 
 Cliure, r. n. 1. firf) cntniiTcn , ent= 
 rutlet ffiii. Pope. 2. tn&en , nn"itf)en. Shak. 
 3. fief) rcibi-n. 4. firf) uuinC rcitiii. 
 
 Chafe, «. 1. tie turd) ?ici&iiii<j er= 
 jeiiflte i?ii3c. 2. i He ^<ur(j, Cer Sfni. 
 
 Cliafer, tshate'iir, ». I. flit ,>aier: 
 pfaiinc, ^fiiiuie. 2. ©incr, ter ii'dnnt, cr^ 
 jonrnit. [kufn. 
 
 CJIiarur, (nilfielf. reafor) *. ^cv 
 
 fjliafery, tshatete. «. bit €tan- 
 fleiieircMl)iitte. Kncvc. 
 
 Chare-'wax, tRhife'-»aks. *. [(jngi. 
 £nnilcil)Vfl 6er 'iuad)«ii'iirmer, SieiidT. 
 
 ClialT, iKhaf, (anatir. ceaf; Ijrfl. kaf; 
 kaff) s. 1. 6ie £preu. 2. f ber aiOfiitl. 
 
 Chaff- Ob. Chaf-finch, bcr iiud); 
 finfe. --weed, [Sot.] bit ^"icrenrode. 
 
 CliaiTer, rshaffur, (niliicli". ceapian) 
 e. n. (ibi) fnicfmi, ^nnbdii, fd/ndKn' <'i"'). 
 
 Cliitifer, ». n. <■ foiifVi), oertaurd)fn. 
 
 (JliaiiVr, s. t bit Si-anrc. SKELTo^. 
 
 Cliall'erer, tshafturur, t. ber 
 Siiufer; ©d)ad)crer, SiiicfiT. 
 
 CiiaiTeru, tUiaf'fum, *. (Oertf.) 
 ber iyniTtrfi'fTel; bie 2[i5arnipfiintif. 
 
 CliafTery, uiiaffurc, «. * bfr 
 i^niibd, €d)ad)cr. Spenser. 
 
 Cliafl'leSS, tshaf'les, adj. o()lU' 
 ©preu. Shik. 
 
 CltafTy, tshaf'fc, adj. I. oofl gprcii. 
 2. fpri'iinrtin. 3. i iocrt()ro$ (0}ieiniinflcio. 
 
 Cliafingr-fllSill, tshi'tiag-dish, s. 
 lae fiol)(bcrffii. 
 
 Cliafts, (|"d)ott.) jaws. 
 • Cliagriii, shagiccii', (fr. 5B.) *. bcr 
 jtuniiiier, Wrnni, Slerflcr, 25crbnig. 
 
 C^liag'rin, pp- chagriuned, v. a. bt: 
 fiSimncrii, t'etnibfii, ^rflcrti. 
 
 Cliain, t&Jiaiie, (fr. chaine; n). cad- 
 wen) *. I. bit- iUtte. 2. i bie i^ctfe, 5{eif)C 
 (u. ©rfifliiiflcn tc.) 3. ^ pi. bie Setten, gcf; 
 fflii (bcr t'iebe jc). 4. [•OJfnr.] p/. bie qSiit. 
 tingcii. 5. [Oieoni.] bic-WcMfcttc. 6. [Oiibuil.) 
 ber 9liifjun, 3ettcl. 7. nud) --lace, bn5 
 ©d)iiiird)eii, ber S8ur|lo(5 (an einem Saumc). 
 
 Chain - bullet , bie Setteiifiincl. -- 
 maker, bcr itettlcr, ©ilrtler. --pump, 
 [War.] bie Scttciipunipe. --shot, bie 
 Aettciifuflcr. --wales, ['TOnr.] bie dhi-. 
 fTeii. --work, bie Jlcftcnart'cit, b(i& Jftct; 
 ttmvcrf. To p. chain, {^Diar.] bie Sfnljfcffc. 
 
 Cliaiit, V. a. 1. fcrteti, anfetteit, fef: 
 felii, niifcfyi'lM. 2. 1 fcffclii, imtcrbnirfcii, 3. 
 mit Jti'tten fperreu (cincn ipnfeii ic.) 4, i 
 Bcreiiiinen, l<erbilI^elI (with, mit). 
 
 dlMir, tshitre, (fr. chaire; arm. ca- 
 dnrn, cador ; flr. kathedra) «. I. ber ®tlll)l, 
 gefift, (£i0. 2. bieftniijel/ bcr i?fl)ri'iiil)l, 
 ^arl)fbrr. 3. bir Sr.iifte, ber iradfciTd. 4. 
 nit \iociriibniicr, fiinViiiiiiiiicr'il>aiKn. 5. bi\6 
 ►odiilc obriflfciriid)!' -Jlmt, bcr <l>rafibrii= 
 Kniliihl. UEik.NAP. 
 
 To address tlie chair, bfii ^<rafibriirrii 
 
 t'i 
 
 CHA 
 
 Db. SSorfi^er (etner 93erfflmntrun<j)' nnwten, 
 fid) an ben SSorfu^er toeiibeii. The - was 
 taken, bie ©ttjuiic] ivurbc croffnet. 
 
 Koldi ng-chair. bcr jyclb fill 1)1. Pri vy- 
 -, ber ':)ind)t|lul)l. Flying--, bie ^alefd)e. 
 
 Chair- bits, t. pi. bit ©tllljliundicr-- 
 ooijriT. --botroiiier, ber Stii[;Iniad)i'r. 
 --cover, bcr Srilf)(liberjlig. --man, 
 I. bcr iBorfu^cr, ^rofibeiit (eiiicr 25crfnmmj 
 Iitiiii). 2. ber toanfreiitrager. --mender. 
 ter ertii)ifli(fcr. — » o m a n, bie £d)ciicrfroii. 
 
 Cliaise, shazc, (fr lij.; *. bie(Jl)rtife. 
 
 CJIialce.loiiic, liaUedon-fk adj. 
 jiim (jljiHccDoii !i:l)3ri<]. 
 
 4JlialceilOiiy, kal'sedoiie, s. [<})i\> 
 iicrnlii.j bcr CM) .via' con. 
 
 CJili&iceduiiyx, kai'sedoniks, t. 
 (-Jiiiiicmui.j bfr (F.ii-.li-tbnm));. 
 
 Cliatcite, Kar>i.e, (ijr. chalkos) s. 
 lOlicm.J bcr iiuvfcrfi't'iiir. 
 
 dtalcuicraplier, kalkog'gratur, 
 (jjr.) *. bit ■OJiirnniu'rt)fr, Jviipferrtedjer. 
 
 Clialcu^rapliy , kaiko^ giaie, 
 (gr.) 4. bie-lWriiiiilcd^er:, ivupffr|led)crfun)l. 
 
 Cltuld<«ic, kaida ik,/ t. bie d)>i>bai = 
 
 Clialitee, KaiMee. ) fil)e @prad)e. 
 
 Ciialdaic, adj. d>aibaii'(^. 
 
 Clialiiaisiil, kaldai/m, s. ber (It)<\U 
 bai6iiiii5, bie d)''lb'iiu't)e £prad)ei(ien(;eit. 
 
 Cltaldeau, kaldc an. «. ber (>l)al: 
 biier. [(ii-l;orii], d)albiiif(^. 
 
 Clialdec, kai'dee, adj. jll (>l;.llb>ia 
 
 Clialdroii, isliadrun,/ (fr.) «. eii) 
 
 Clialder, tsiialdiir, ^ c"0<- '^'^1)' 
 leiimafs, entl)rtl[eiib 36 Sd)effi( = 2000 ij.?fiiiib. 
 
 Clialice, tshaiin, uaiix) s. 1. ber 
 '^d)cr, bie iriiiffc^ale. 2. (ije luMjiil.) ber Selcl) 
 (.itn 'ilbenbmatjic). 
 
 Ctialiced, tshai'iUt, adj. t mit 
 eineiu ^eld)e Bcrfel)en. Shak. 
 
 Chalk, tsh^wk, (anoelf. cealc; iv. 
 
 calc; com. kalcli; ir. cailk ; fr. chaux) J. 
 bie Krcibc. Rrd -, ber SCofljcl. Upper -, 
 [(ijeol.] lueige Sreibe. Lower — , ber ^ttibc- 
 mergcl. 
 
 Chalk-cutter, bet ^Kernel--, Jlreibcj 
 graber. —-pi f, bicitrcibi'iiriibe, -))iVrgcl<)rt4l'e. 
 --stone, l.b»i6i£rurfd)ciiitreibe. 2. ['))ieb.] 
 bie Ci)id)rtjmle, ber (*>id)tfiiuteii. 
 
 Chalk, V. a. 1. nut ^rcibc reibcti, 
 mit itreibe jcidjucii, freiben. 2. mit fireibc, 
 'Miergel biiiigen. 3. burc^jeid)iieii, falfireii. 
 
 To chalk out, 1. eiitu'crfcii. 2. i I'orj 
 jeid)tien, angeben. [freibige 3>>l^ii>>b. 
 
 dialkiiies.4, tshAw'keues, s. biv 
 
 Chalky, l.shiwk'ke, adj. I. frcibiij. 
 
 2. freibid)t. -clay, ber 'tBiergel. - cliir.s, 
 bie ivreibeiifclfeii. 
 
 Challeug^e , tshal'lenje, (norm. 
 
 calenge; fr. challenger; eiigl. tall; <\X. ka- 
 Ico) V. a. 1. l)eraufforbern. 2. aiiftorbcru. 
 
 3. befd)iilbiacii ; jur i'u'd)cnfd)rtft jieljen. .Spen- 
 sER. Shak. 4, forbcrn, oeriaujicn. 5. (■Jfed)te> 
 fpr.] al& partljeiifc^ uenuerfeii Ociiiicn, Pic; 
 fd)uiorene). 6. aiirnfen (oon eincr £d)ilb; 
 >und)e). 7. [^ijaibnifpr.] marfircii. 8. fid) 
 nnmagen (ciii JCcdjt). 
 
 Cliallf*iiK-e, «. I. bie $cran<!for: 
 bcTiiiia. 2. bie •iliiiTorberiiiiji. 3. bcr -Jliu 
 fpnid). 4. (•JiVd)rs-fpr.l btesBrnvcrfiiii.) leim'^j 
 (Meidnoorciicni; bie rcrt)riid)r (iitiiofitbuii.i. 
 a. I'iijaibmrpr.] bM ')X~iirarcn (ber ipiiube;.] 
 
 CHA 
 
 6. [ifctftureti] ber <3[Bettilreit, 
 
 Challeut^-eabie, tshal'llnjabl, 
 adj. f)naii!.'(icfurbiTt, aiiffleforbert, inrmorfeii, 
 jiir 3ied)ciifd)nft iT'ii'nf" loerben fijiincnb. 
 
 Challeiigrer, tshai'ienjiir, *. i.btt 
 .^pernueforberer. 2. Dcr'iliifForbcrer. 3. G-iner, 
 ber 9lnfpriid)e imdyt. 4. (?iner, ber eiiieii 
 (i)efd)iuoriicn oenoirft, ber SBcriuerfer. 
 
 Ciialut, .shallot', f. Bschalot. 
 
 Chalyheaii, kaiii)'i,can, } mt. 
 
 Chalybeate, kaiii»'i,eaie,^chalyb») 
 adj. |Tal)lartig, frnljrijaltig. Chalybeni* 
 water, b<\6 ©tclf)(u'af|':T. [StOljIlUilff t. 
 
 Clialyheaie, *. [-l*[).irm.l ba« 
 
 Cham, kain, *. [lartar.l ber itl)iiii. 
 
 Chailiade, shamade', (fr. 2B.) *. 
 [■•TCilit.] bie (Sd).iinabe. 
 
 Citaillller, ishaine'biir,(arm. campr^ 
 ranihr; gr. kaiiiara; (ji'br. kamnr; att). ka- 
 iiiare) ». 1. bic hammer, Qtnbe, bafi Sinn 
 mer, Qiemad). 2. bie jtanimer (^ol)luiig 
 ciner ^anone, Wine :f.). .3. [2lrtifl.] bie 
 Jeuerfaije , grfbfai^e , baS ^antmeritncf . 4. 
 bie hammer, i?animerei. 5. bie itammcr, 
 bai iirtmmergcrtd)t. 6. fiir camera regis: 
 I'onbon. Shak- 
 
 Chamber-conncil, eine gefjcinu oD. 
 oertraiite <6ernt()iing. Shak. -counsel, 
 ber $)i'ed)t5fonfiilcnt, ?ved)t«berat()er. -- 
 fellow, ber *Stubcngcno^. --hanging, 
 bie^lOanbrnpete. --lye. ber llrin. --maid, 
 bie jiammertran, ba& ivrtinmermabd)«n. -- 
 oil, bii5 ^S3a(lrar()^i(. — organ, bie 3'm« 
 merorgel. - - p o t , ber i)i.id)ttopf, bii5 5rad)t» 
 gcfd)irr. --practice, bie 3?e(^tC'beratI)iing. 
 
 Chacnber, v. n. l. in einem 3im» 
 mer loohiieii ob nl« ein Simmer bei«ol)nen. 
 2. |i ein an^rd)!ofifenbc« i?eben filljren, 
 
 Cliaiiiber, v. a. i. einfperren (mie in 
 
 eine Jiammer); to be chambered in, i 
 luoljnen (in). Shak. 2. mit einer hammer 
 i)erfel)en (cine .Konone ic.) 
 
 Chaniberer, tshame'liurur, «. I. 
 bcr ^IGiirKiiig. 2. ber 3i\iMfcinnd)er. Shak. 
 
 Cliamberlain , tshame'burlin, 
 (fr. chambellun) *. I. bcr Jviimmerliiig; 
 i\iimmcrcr; fiannncrl;err. 2. bcr itammer* 
 biener, iiettmeifier (in 0)aiTI)i'>fen). 
 
 Lord — of the household, t>cr Sorb.Obert 
 fjofmeiiler. Great -. cer Cbcrfammerer. 
 
 Cliaiiiberlahiship , tshime'. 
 builiiisiiip, *. bie ^limmerenvurbe, bai 
 .Rammcrernmt. 
 
 Cliainbrel , kam'hrcl. s. [^o&t 
 nrjncif.) bie S?ii(f\it (bc6 5pinterfi1)enrchj eine* 
 ^f rbe#). (0'l)amiilei>n. 
 
 Chameleon, kani^'ieiin, *. bait , 
 
 CItameleoiiize , kanic'ieuui/.e^ M 
 V. a. in ocrfdjicbciie (jorbcn oeranbcrn. ^ 
 
 ChaiiiTer, tsiiam-ier. /*. l'i!(rd)it.] 
 
 Cliailirret, tsliam'fret,^ l.bie^l>l)I< 
 rinne, "jln^feljlnng (einer ©aiile). 2. bie 
 Sd)riigfante. 3. ISimmerl.] bie abgeiTogene 
 ^iinte. 
 
 Cliainfer, (frailj. eVlmncrer. chan- 
 freiner) v. a. 1, (■Jlrct)ir. | nii6fri)lfn, reifclu 
 (eincr Siiulr ic. 2. obfi1).irien , abfd)r.igen, 
 abiloficn. 3.[lll}rmaiterl irin S.'od))feflclformig 
 iiii^l'olirrii. 4. niiiiilii, riinipien. Shak. , 
 
 Cliaiitite, kam lie, 4. bie i<eri7et« 
 nertr (Miiiiininilirl. 
 
 Cliamlet, kanriei. r. Camlet. 
 
FAiP. h'.r. fall. f.it. ML met Fine, fin. N6, move, ntll^; gfit. 6il, cr6n.l. TnI.e. uili. iVill. t//i.i. Tllis. 1 47 
 
 Cliamois, shsimdii', (fr. <03.) «• bie 
 
 •©trnfe. (fie RamiHe. 
 
 (Jlininoinile, kam'Aiiiile, (gr.) «■ 
 CItainpf tsliaiup, (oirfr. cliampayer) 
 
 '«. o. fauen (aid. 
 
 "' To c h a ni p up , nuffrtfTen , uerrrf^ttngen. 
 
 ") Cliamp, f.if (iipoiufeiiien, tauen (am. 
 
 • CltMinpaig'n, ^ shampine', (fr. 
 
 ■ diailip»i;'Il<?f ^champagne) «. bex 
 Cliaiiipaiie, ; (Fhntiip(iijncm«eiii. 
 diaiiipaiilf cliaiiipAiie', ^(camp) 
 Cliaiiipaig^nf tiiliatn'pine,^'. ein 
 
 jlnrf>e#, Pfffiiff VanD. Bacoh. Miltok. 
 
 Cliainpaiii, (udj. tbtn, 
 
 CJIiaiiipian, sham'pian,5flnd),rffin. 
 Ciiaiiipain, ». [$frnfl>.] btr 2en: 
 
 bmiif;, Sd)iiMiiB; bn« ffflb. [Mut, freigr. 
 diaiiip<*r, tsliam'pur, ». (Finer, tin 
 tliamp*?"****'* '»l>a"i''pertur, (fr. 
 
 cliampniu-iir) *. [?(fd)t«iVr. J C«-mer, bcr 
 
 ^»rPiffT< t'Wft , Mirtf) iiuict)frif«()(n y5i<rr(f)iif5 
 
 p^. mn \vu(i)tT\\ct)t Siiifen tabd 95i>n'(!>ii6 
 
 (jj|-Jjt Bl.ACKSTOXt. 
 
 Champerty, tsiiam'perte , (fr. 
 cl.aM.p.«ri) *. [•.Vc(t)ri.iVr.l ber 9lnrauf eine« 
 ^>n-K(Tcf ''f"" f SPrfrfyiib bfi Pemrelbfii 
 fciirrf) a'ii(f)frifd)fn aSiirfitug ob. urn ivii(f)f< 
 iriiWf Biiifcn. Blac itohe. 
 
 diainpiffiion, uliampln'yun, (fr. 
 S33.) «. rrr C>•r^u1)lualIlm , ^il}. 
 
 Clia»npi(»iif uliaiu'pAuii, (fr. 33.; 
 Jr. caiiipiaw, fnnipfni) *• I. tn finmpe, 
 Jtiiuipfor , ©frcirer. i. i (for) ber «dmv«, 
 a5,rffd)ter (btr IGn^rfjeit to. 3. bet Itiiiiu 
 ^>fl•n^e (Biiefliinn. 
 
 Cliaiiipi(»n , V. «• luni Itnmpfr, 
 etrritf l)fr(tii«fi'rrfrn. Shak. 
 
 CiiailipiOlie<ill, UliSiii'piunei, t. 
 Me .R.impffriiiii, Srreirerinn. Fairpax. 
 
 CItance, t.lijei»e, ((r. 'JO.; mm. 
 eliancx; f)o(I. kanii; ®d)iinje) «. 1. ber 3\u 
 fnti, b(i« Uiiflefiifir. 2. bn* (i)lu<f, ©I'telflliitf. 
 3. ber (i«.i()rf(f)einli(t)e) (J.iff, (JHri(f«i«ed)i"el, 
 tiif <S3oanie. Shak. 4. bie (nilii|lige) OJele^ 
 itntftit. SwiiT. 5. 6er ajorfall, bit »t(jeben; 
 Ijeit. 6. t>er G-rfiln, 91u«gnn(j. 
 
 By chance, iipit iiiigrf<ii;r, liif<if(i(|. By 
 nere -, flnili Jllftiflio. To take oiie'« -, 
 e« (^arllllf) luafltti. To »tnnd tin - of. ti an-. 
 fominen laffeu (tuif). To look to rtie main 
 -. I'ld) nuf ade 5>ifle (icfiitft moil>en, (luf Me 
 it>iuipri"iid)e feljen. To have « -, in ben 
 jjnfl fommen. - of goodiieii*, ber (frfoln, 
 bn* 3(1ii(ffii(, U'et(be* bie fluteonrfje i>erDienr. 
 
 Chance, p. n. l. fiifj ereiflnen, fid) 
 
 iurraflfn fttl) bei^eben. 1. (upon) imn iinnc: 
 
 fn()r ftngen (nuf ^emanben), moljin gcratljen. 
 
 1. Ah Caaea, tell ua what hath chanced 
 
 to day? Shak. 
 
 Juniut chanced to be there, QiiniuS 
 rear gernbe bn. If our friend chanced to 
 come in, roenn unfer Jreunb tjereinfoinmcn 
 fV<nte. She chanced to ask, fie frngte von 
 Ungefa^r. The tiling may - to happen, Ber 
 3iifof( fniin woflen, bng bie ®iirf)c ftc^ er: 
 figner. [2. bitlig (fiouf jo. 
 
 Chance, adj. l. jiifiinig, ungefnl^r. 
 
 Chance-comer, einer, ber jiifoflig 
 fpmmt. Addison, --game, 6n5 jpilinrb: 
 ft)iel --medley, (9{frt)rfiVr.I bir jiif.itligr, 
 un"i'rr.i!ui(t)r l^^r|■rt)lllg. Ifiidig, uiiiin'nljr. 
 
 Chauceable, uluukahi, adj. ni. 
 
 CHA 
 
 Chancerul, tshanse'ful. adj. Tvag: 
 lid), gcfiifjriid). Spenser. [Wittcrd)or. 
 
 Cliancel, tshan'sel, ((V. ^.) t. biU 
 
 CliailCellor , tslian'sellur , (fr. 
 chancelier; nrm. chanceilher, canceller; 
 1. cancellarius) t. I. terltrtnjier. The Lord 
 High Chancellor of Great Britain, ber 
 iJerb ®roefiiiiiter ucn fflrDgbritannien. The 
 - of an Ecclesiastical Court, ber Offtjiilt. 
 i. [iWorbnm.i ber 3{id)ter einc6 Knn}Iei< cD. 
 asilliiifeitegeridjt^. 
 
 Citancellomhip , tshan'sliiur- 
 ship, (. bie Aiuijienvurbe, bai 91mt tinti 
 iirinjler^. 
 
 Chancery, t«.han'sure, «. I. [Quq-. 
 Uwb] bn J{nn}leil)of, bn6 ^anjreigerldjt. A 
 master of -, ein Itiinjleiljpfereferent. 2. 
 [5ii>rbiim.] bai 53iniflfeir*geri(f)t. 
 
 A bill in chancery, bai 'iptototcn. 
 Court of-, ((5-ng(.J ber ^anileigert(^t«f)i>f ; 
 f. oben No. 1. 
 
 Chancery- man, ber^bi>Dfnt imftan): 
 leigerif^te. — office, bai Rnnileinmt. 
 
 Chancre, shingk'ur, (fr. chancre; 
 arm. chancr) «. ber ©(^nnfer. [fernrtig. 
 
 CliancrOUS. skangk'rus, adj. (dfan-- 
 
 Chancy, (fd)i'tt.) lucky. 
 
 Cliandelier, shandeliii-', (fr. m. ; 
 arm. cantoloxr, cantuler) i. I. ber 31rn: 
 Ieu(^ter. 2. [JeiTungfib.] ber 931enbleu»<)ter, 
 bie Jnfttjienenblenbung. 
 
 Clianfller, tshand'lur, «. 1. ber 
 2i(()tjie()cr ; l'irt)terl)anblcr. 2. ber Itrnmer. 
 
 Chandlerly , tshand'lurle , adj. 
 luie ein £'irf)tiieher, Sid^rerlji'inbffr, Rrnnier. 
 
 Chandlery, tshand'lur^, «• bie 
 girtifel ober QB.iareii eine« Ci(l)ter()(inbler6 ; 
 fi;r.liueriua.iren. [betjiiltnig. B. Jonsosi. 
 
 Cliandry, tshaud'rj, «. bai i\d)tn> 
 
 Cliaug'e, tshiiije, (fr. changer; arm. 
 eceinch) v. a. I. anbern, oeranbern. 2 
 luedji'eln («(eiber, (Selbic); umfeijen. 3. 
 (for) taufc^en , an«auf(f)en , uertauff^en, 
 uerived)feln (gegen, iint). 4. (with) taufd>en 
 (mit (S-ineni); i'ertaiir<^cn (gegen). 5. um= 
 fc^lagen, unijleljen, abjleljen, faiier mac^en; 
 enrfnrben cTOilc^, 2Cein, 3«i'0f>- 6- [J^eirf J 
 To - a horse ob. lo - hand , ben Rvpi bei 
 ^3ferbe« i'i>n einer ij>anb jiir anbern lucnben. 
 
 To change hands at ..., [:9anbell 
 i>erfanfen unt . . . d'. SHJaaren). To - lod- 
 gings, aiidjiefjen. To - conditions with • •, 
 tanfcljen mit . . . 
 
 Chang-e, ■>. n. l. fic^ anbern, fic^ 
 peranbern.2. uinrd)(ngcii,umi'lcl)tnC23cinjc.j; 
 (left entfiirben, abfdjiepen, nid)t Ijalren. 
 
 The moon changes, e£ i|l 9?eunionb, 
 njir i)abcn i5Tionbiued)rc(. 
 
 Chancre, s. I. bie <!(enbcriing, '!5n-. 
 anberiing. 2. bie iJlbiurtft^Innn, ber 'ii}t'd)fcl. 
 3. [lanjM bai ?ecd)ftln ber '^uiit. 4. ber 
 g?eunuMib. 5. Di-r 25orriirl) (on filcibern jo. 
 6. ber Iniifd). 7. bai fU'iiie (4)clb; Me OJffin.je. 
 8. [^aiiPd) ber ^i'd)fflfiir«. 9. [ipiinbel] 
 bai -Mufgelb, '•ilgio. 10. (fur Exchange) bie 
 SBcrfe; SajcdjiVlbanf. II. I! bie 5Jcfef)ruiin. 
 12. II bie ilmmanbluiifl, ber lob. I.J. bie 
 SefT'rberung. Smak. 
 
 The change is at par, [^ilnbel] ber 
 2Ded)iVlfHr? il<'l)r glcid) (al pari). To give 
 the -. hiTi1llf!l''l'''n. To get the -, l)rrnil^: 
 berommen. To put the - upoa auy one. 
 
 CHA 
 
 ffinen irre fuhren ; @incn bnrt^ 2i(l pen fei« 
 nem SSorljabcn abbrinnen. (gnng. 
 
 Change alley, [SiMibon] ber !8Brfenj 
 
 Cliangreability, taliiiijeaii'i'ete, 
 #. bie ajfranbcrlid)frir, llnheiTanbiiifeit. 
 
 Chang-eable, tshinjcabi. adj. i. 
 I'eninberlict), unbeihinbig. 2. fd)i(lmiP (I'ou 
 iJarbcn). — adv. Change'ably, periin« 
 bnlid) ic. 
 
 ^ Chang-eableness, tshinje'ahl 
 nes, «. I. bie 33eninbrrlicftfeir. 2. bie llnbe» 
 flanbigfeit; ber lUaiifrlmntl). 
 
 Cliang-eflll, tshanje'f'iK adj. pcr« 
 anberliit; mibeiliinbig, ivanfelmiitljig. 
 
 Cliang'elens, tsh&nje'les, adj. iilU 
 uernnbiTtirf), brflaiibid. 
 
 Chang-ctling-, tshAnje'iing, «. i. 
 bai niiier,jerd)pbeiie ittnb; ber ^fdjfelbnlg. 
 Spenser. 2. irgenb ein anfn'frtnffftfer (S)e> 
 genilnnb. Shak. 3. ein Diininifppf, ^JJiniVl. 
 Locke. 4. ber manfelniutf)ige *>Jfeiifd), >33et< 
 terljaljn. Shak. [Change. 
 
 Changreinent, tsh^nje'mem, f. 
 
 Chang-er, uhane'jur. *. I. ber 9Scrs 
 iinberer. 2. ber ^'Sctdfiin , PJeIMuerf)fler. 3. 
 ber IBanrelmiitfjige. [ber -OTeerband). 
 
 Clianna, tshan'nS, #. [3d)tl)i)LM.l 
 
 Channel, Islian'nel, (ir. cahmeal; 
 arm. can, canol; fr. canal, clienal) t I 
 ber ffanat; bai 93ert, ^Ui^bttt. 2. f ber Rat 
 ml, ^eg. 3. bie -OTeerenge. 4. bai (Serg.u. 
 5. [<ard)it.l bie Deinne, 9hi?liB()(iing , 4lMf. 
 fef)(nng (einer ©ante :o. 6. pi. [War.] bie 
 9{ui1en. 7. fur Kennel, bie (i)pfTe. Shak. 
 
 Channel, v. a. I. rinnenfi'rmig aii*» 
 f)Df)len, auitttjlm, reifein (©aulen jc). 2. ? 
 furdjen (Jelber). [(iJcfang. Shak. 
 
 Channon, shan'sun, (fr. W.) t. bn 
 
 Chant, tshant, (fr. chanter; f. can- 
 tare; IP. a^anu; arm. cana, cnnneiu) v. a. 
 
 1. (tngen. 2. befingen. 
 
 1. The cheerful birds do chant sweet 
 music. SpeasER. 
 
 Chant, V. n. fingen. 
 
 Chant, t. I. ber (53efaiig. 2. bie 
 2Deife, ■•WeUiMe. .3. ber .(tirtftcngerang. 
 
 Chanter, tshan'tur. «. i. ber (Ban: 
 ger. Pope. 2. ber aji'rfnnger. 3. bie lenor* 
 pfcife nm Dnbelfntf. 
 
 Chanticleer, tshan'teklcer. (chant 
 n. clear) s. ^ ber S?al)n. Shak. Dryden. 
 
 Cliantress, tshan'tres, «. bie €>in> 
 gerinn. Milton. 
 
 Chantry, tshan'lrc. (fr. chantrerie) 
 «. bie mit (?)iirern ob. fontligen G-infunfrcn 
 jiim Weffclefen an«gc|Tattete Strd)e ein 
 Kiipefle. CowEi,. 
 
 Chaos, ka'os, (gr. chaos) *. I. bai 
 (Slyaoi. 2. f .1) bit SScnuirriitig, ber Sirriparr. 
 b; ber OTu"d)ninfd) (o. ■OTaterialien). 
 
 Chttotic, kiot'tik, adj. 1. (ftaotifcft. 
 
 2. i oeru'orren. 
 
 Chap, (fitott.) a stroke. 
 
 Chap, tshnp, (ar. jabba. mrgili^neis 
 ben) V. a. fpaltcn, Viii\t obn ©pri'inge i«er» 
 iirfad)cn. 
 
 Chap, V. n. fid) fp,irten, 9?iffe ober 
 Spninge befommen (bie (5-rbe); ©djriinbeii, 
 ■J?iiK bffommen (bie 4>'ii'bei. (bie®rt)runbf. 
 
 Chap, «. ber Spolr, 9{i(j, (Sprung; 
 
 Chap, (angi-ir. ce^ifl . pi. ce.itlnn) t. 
 I. ber Aiiiubaden (ber Il^irre); geivo|))ilii4 
 
 lU ' 
 
J 48 Fate, fftr, f'.M, fat. Me, ruef. Fine, fin. N6, move, n^r, got, 6il, dhud. Ti'ihe, tub, full. xh'm. THU 
 
 CHA 
 
 fm pi. 6n« ?WauL 2. o bn« '^mi (het 
 
 Chap-fallen, 1. einen eingefnafnen 
 9KuiiB i)nt>tnt>. 2. i nuitl;li'6, nifDeraeiMjlii; 
 gen, jum ©rfjwetfleii ge6rad)t. B. Jonson. 
 
 Chap, *. «. Cet iuiige unerfaljreiie 
 ^Heiiict, Ciiffe. 2. (fur Chap man) t>er 
 JCiliite, ^.iiiffr. Steele. 
 
 Chap-book, cine fleine i>on §aiirtreru 
 ober Seiriingotnigcrn jum ^niife nu^gebo; 
 tcnc ^liigf^rift. [Delii, ieil\d)en. 
 
 dl»ll> (niigclf.) ceapian) v. n. f i)an- 
 
 Chape V tshape, (fr. SB.)*. I. ber 
 i^rtfen, ®d)iuifn)afeii , ^I'igel, ©rfjiitiflbiigel, 
 tie Kinppe, iUamiuer, ier iClofccn, baiipiTj 
 (eiiier ®d)iMtle). 2. Bne DrtOnnb (ciiicr 
 (Srf)ei&e). (5?iit; [ipcrlb.] bieOKiiije, ^appe. 
 
 Chapeau, shappo', (fr. 253.) *. ber 
 
 Cliapel, tsliap'el, (ft. chapelle) j. 1. 
 bie ^iipdlc. - of ease, bie JJilialfapede. 2. 
 bie DrurftTfi. Encvc. 
 
 Chapel, V. a. 1. in eincr Hapcde 
 niePcrlcgen. 2. [■3)?ar.l etne (?iile f'lngen. 
 
 Chapeless, tshape'les, adj. oljnt 
 ^iifen Db. Ortt'iinb. 
 
 Chapelei, tsliap'let,^ *. [9{ntf.l 
 
 Chaplet, 5 ^'f Sreig: 
 
 fciigdi-iciiien, ^arcrnoflcrriemen; tin SpMv 
 (Steigrii-nien mit ^J5iige(n. 
 
 Cltapellauy, tshap'pellanc, s. bie 
 ^npfdiinei. Avliffe. [Snpdlbcjirf. 
 
 Cliapelry , tshlp'pelrp , .t.^ ber 
 
 ChaperCHlf shap'uriin, shapiiioon', 
 ifr. 20.) s. bie @(()iueifl'iippe, tai Ssartet 
 bfr 9{itter tei ipoiVnbnnborbEii^. 
 
 Cliaperon, v. a. (einjraiieniinimer) 
 in eine tffentl. ©riVfirrfj'ift begleiten. Todd. 
 
 Ciiapiter, tshap'ilur, (fr.chapiteau) 
 ». 1. ['ilrii)it.] ber &Muf, ©niilentniuif, bnfi 
 iviU'ital. 2. [Ofertit^rpt-.I bie JJiigrebe. 
 
 Chaplain, tshap'lin, (fr. chapelain) 
 t. 1. ber itiipi'diin, itnplan. 2. berS-eibs ob. 
 ©cbiffj'Vrebiger. [Siiplnnilede, jtnpedanei. 
 
 Cliaplaiiic» tsliap'tiiisc, «. bie 
 
 Ciiaplaiii*(liip, tsliapMuialiip, s. 
 1. bie .Uiiplnnilcde. 2. ber ^e\it} obcr bie 
 C^infiiiiite einer iviipeflnnci. (gig. Shak. 
 
 CliaplesM, isiiop'ics, adj. l)iil)iivati: 
 
 Cliaplet, t.shap'let, (fr. chapeleo *. 
 1. ber ilranj (v. '»liinien). 2. [roni. Uir<t)t] 
 b.i6>}>iirerniMler, ber'^Toft'iifMiii- 3. ['3lrcl)ir.] 
 li\6 ^:i5inernpiler. 4. bie ipniibe, ber 5eber< 
 t'lii'il) be# 'i>tiiiicn. 5. bn« itapediljen. 
 
 CItapiiiaii, tshap'man, (nngeff. 
 
 capinan; ^od. koopiiian, itilllflllillin) s. I. 
 biT iimifer, .<lnnbe. 2. ber SScrfiiiifer. Shak. 
 
 Chap-\v Oman, bie^unbe, itiiiiferinn. 
 
 Cliappit, (|"cf)iitt.) struck; rtild) 
 pounded, in as h e d. 
 
 Cliappy, tshdp'pi, adj. (jcfpniten ; 
 
 I'odcr ©piiiri'ii, 'Jiiffe, ®d)ritiiben. 
 
 Chapt, pp. f. Chap. 
 
 Cliapter, tshap'tur. (fr. chapitre)*. 
 I. biu* .Rnpirel (eineS ^iid)e^). 2. ba* .ftnpi. 
 te(, DiMUfiipiril. 3. berOrr, \w ein'0)?iMid)!c. 
 iicgen feiniT ^luffriljniiig fapitelt luirb, b.i* 
 Jlapitrt. 4. bie J)efreriile. Avliffe. 
 
 Cli;i pter- house, bai ©rifrSgi'tniubc. 
 
 Chapter, ». a. (S-inen fiipirfin, Qn 
 nem fiiien 25erii'eid gebcii. Drvdeiv. 
 
 Cliapfrel, tsliap'irel, (p. chapiter) 
 «• l^4>it.J ber il.inipfer. Moxow. 
 
 CHA 
 
 Char, tshir, *. f5(f)tf)t)D(.] berSt^nr. 
 Char, tshare, s. 1. b(\6 Xiigeiuerf. 2. 
 eine unbebeiitenbc 'Jlrbeit. 
 
 C li a r - ni a n, ber irtgeliJI^Her. --woman, 
 bie Xagelol;nerinn. --work, bie »2Jrbeit, 
 aiifgegel'ene >2irbeit. 
 
 Char, V. a. Qrtwai arbeiten, t()un. 
 Cliar, (share, v. n. 1. uni lageloljn 
 biencn. 2. unfcebeiitenbe Slrbeiteu yerricl)ren. 
 Cliar, tshar, (nifj. jaryu, charyu, 
 brennen; .sgorayu) v. a. l. uerfol)leii. 2. 
 Uroni) burd) Spii^c befreicn (uun Oi'9i^«&if"' 
 jien, j. 25. '0)tetiide). Kirwan. 
 
 Cliaract, kar'akt, } s. f 1. bie 
 Cliarect, kar'ekt, ^ Onfdjrift, 'iJnfj 
 fd)rifr. Ske to.i. 2. bie befonbere '21u6j 
 ieu1)nimg. Shak. 
 
 Character ) kar'aktur, (gr. cha- 
 rakter, charasso, charaxo; fr. caractere) s. 
 I. ber 3iui, ©djrifrjug, biig3eid)en, ©cf)rifi; 
 ieirtjen, beriCiirafttr. 2. bie Sdjrift, ajipaub, 
 ipiinbfd)i-ift; b) Drucffdjrifr, i2d)rif[ginrung, 
 Die Setter, ber 25iid)(lab. 3. * bae iyniiibuial. 
 W'icKLiFFE 4. bie >il5iirbe, ber iliirnfter 
 (iitel, Jiiing). 5. bie cyemiitl;6,irt, Sen= 
 fungiart, ber itarafter. 6. biitj Seiigni^. 7. 
 Die iUirntterfd)ilDi'riing, iieid)reibiing, ber 
 iviirtitter. 8. bie iJ5erfoii. 9. bie Oiollt, ber JKn; 
 rafter. 10. ber eigentl;iiinlid)e iCariifter, i)(i6 
 Drigiuiil. M. bii5 >iinfel)eii, ber 'Xuf , giite 
 >;)i.ime. 12. lii3i(Tenfd).J bii6 -)}fcrf iii.ii, ileuii! 
 ieid)eii, lliUirfri)eiDuiigsjjeia)t'u, Der iCiimffcr. 
 i. The Chinese have no letters at all but 
 only >'0 many characters expres- 
 sing so many words. Temple. 
 2. a) \'ou know the character to be 
 your brother's. Suak. 
 b) He carries a Pastor Kido in his pocket, 
 ill wliicli 1 am sure he is acquainted 
 with no other beauty but the clear- 
 ness of the character. Addison. 
 
 4. The reigning emperor, though he had 
 
 usurped the sceptre by treason and 
 murder, immediately as.sumed the 
 sacred character of vice-regent 
 of Uie Deiiy. Gibbon. 
 
 5. Openness of character displays that 
 
 generous boldness which ought to 
 distinguish youth. Blair. 
 
 Those quiet but invaluable virtues 
 which silently ennoble the human 
 character and swell the tide of 
 human happiness. W. Irvikg. 
 
 6. Nelson proposed that their (seamen's) 
 
 certificates should be registered, and 
 that every man who had served with 
 a good character 5 years in war 
 should receive a bounty of 2 guineas 
 annually after that time, and of 4 
 after 8 years. Southev. 
 
 8. Now, Maria, however, here is a — to 
 
 your taste. SmeRidan. 
 
 The friendship of distinguished c h a- 
 
 racters. Roscoe. 
 
 9. Those who quit their — to assume 
 
 what does not belong to them , are 
 for the greater part ignorant both of 
 the — they leave and the — they as- 
 sume. Bl'RKE. 
 10. Sir Philip Francis (the reputed aullior 
 of Juniiis's Letters) was in every 
 deed a -, as ii: is called. By this is 
 
 CHA 
 
 meant a mind cast in a peculiar 
 mould. Broi'Oham« 
 
 11. Friend, you talk of our losing a cha- 
 
 racter, and being disliked by the 
 world; well, and supposing all this 
 to be true, what then ! who cares for 
 the world? Goldsmith. 
 
 12. These properties, when employed for 
 
 the purpose of discriminating mine- 
 rals, are called — s. Cleaveland. 
 
 To be in character, ± nn Ort liiiB 
 ©telle fein. Warton. In-, feiner 9{ode, 
 feinem jtnrnfter geiimg. To talk in -, 
 nntiirltd) fpred)en. To be out of -, t 
 nic^t an Drt u. ©teUe fein. Sherioah. To 
 give any one a good or a bad — , 6'inein 
 ein giiteg cber fd)led)tc6 Soigni^ ober St.>& 
 geben. To go for a -, (bei Jbebicnien) ©r» 
 fiinbigiingen einjicljen. To send for a — , 
 (beia>ebienten) grfniOigungen eiiijiel;en Iaf» 
 fen. To give Cb. to receive a written — , eill 
 Seugni^eben ob. erfjrtlten. To call a witness 
 to one's -, fid) luegen fiine? fitilid)en iva« 
 rafter^ ntif einen Seiigcn beriifen. 
 
 Character, v. a. l. eiiipr.igen, eiiu 
 gniben, eiiibriicfen. Miltom. Shak. 2. fcDil* 
 berii, bffdjreiben. Mitfori>. 
 
 Cliaracterisni, kar'aktiirizm, «. 
 I. bie Samfterifirting, ilarafteriitif. 2, 
 [■•3l|lri>n. u. 25ot.] ber itnrafterisni. 
 CliaraCteristiC, karakteris'tik, uD. 
 
 Characteristical , kai akteris'to- 
 kal, adj. (of) unterfc^ciDenb , nn^ieidjneni), 
 bejei(f)ncnb, fnrnfteriilifct). To be - of .., 
 farnftcrifiren, nn^jciitnen, t>a6 eigentl;fimlic^e 
 •5)terfiniil einer ©iic^e fein. — "<'"• Cha- 
 racteris'tically, f iirnf teri|li|d) IC. 
 
 Generosity is characteristic of 
 true bravery. Webster. 
 
 Characteristic, *. l. bie itiiraf« 
 teriitif ; »■ pi- bie ^eiiiiiiige eineg iXatat* 
 UTi. 2. [(Srnmm.] ber i{ennbnd)|lab, un» 
 terid)eibenbe !Sud)|lab. 3. t-»iatl;.J - of a 
 logarithm, bet g-jrponent eineg Sogariiljiiietu 
 
 The — triangle of a curve, bilo (Mat* 
 teriili|'d)eSreiecf einer frunimen Sinie. Encvc. 
 
 Ciiaracteristicaliiess, karak- 
 teiis'ickalnes, *. ia6 iinrafteri|"4)e, Qi^tiu 
 t!;iimlid)e. 
 
 CiiaraCterize, kar'akterue, ».o. 
 
 1. fiirnfterijTircn. 2. bejeidjnen. 3. befc^rei* 
 ben , fd)ilbern. 4. t eingraben , einpragen, 
 einbrnrfen ; (in) einprngen tbereeele ;r.) Hale. 
 
 Characterle-SS, kar'akturles, itdj. 
 p()ne eigfntl)finilid)en ilanifter. ^ Shak. 
 
 Ciiaractery, kar'akture, *. t 1. 
 bns J?enn,jeid)en, DKerfnial. 2. t<\6 ed)rift. 
 jeid)fn, bie ©d)rift, 3fid)enrd)rift. Shak. 
 
 Charade, shar^de', (fr.2S.) *. bie 
 ©dinrnbe, hvi ©ilbcnrntl^fel. tfi'l)'^. 
 
 Ciiarcoal, tshar'kole, *. bie ijmi» 
 
 Ciiarli, tshard, (fr.carde; 1. carduus) 
 s. [25l^t. ] bie DCippe; p'- bie iiiaiier ibet 
 -ilrtifdjorfen k.). -s of beet, bie uerfet^teti 
 jiingfii -H^iingi'Ibpftniijeii. 
 
 Ciiare, tshare, f. Char. 
 
 Cliarg-e, isl.arje', (fr. charger; nntu 
 carga).).n. 1. anf.iden, nngreifend'.gfiiioe). 
 
 2. l.iben (eine Jlinte, ^iiniMie) 3. beinbcn 
 (ntir finer Pn|l). 4. 1 beid)ii'ercn , behiiligett 
 (ben 'Wfiigen, Weill). 5. on) a) ouflabea b) 
 rt'ifbiirbrn, lUifiegen ^'ilbgaben eineiii Cant*). 
 
 I 
 
FW, f'lr, f'iM. fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. No, move, n6r. fjot, 6il, cl6ii(l. Ti'ibe. tuh, fnll. tfnn. TF!i«!. 1 49 
 
 I 
 
 CIIA 
 
 «. i(wi«h) a) 6f(nben (mit). b) [^otf., "JiiM.] 
 ifftxlattn. bdiibeii. «) G-inem (kxwai anOf> 
 ftljlfii, tinfdjarfcii, fliienipfehlfii, befeMen, jiir 
 ^mt tmititn. d) G^ii'ei" ^fu"* «"i'«f= 
 twuen, }ur ©cfDrfiuna ubcrQebeu, nuftrogcn; 
 tfintn benuftr.iflfn (mit). *) aiiiem (ytiu.if 
 «nr«cf)neu; fbrbern (for, fUD; fliifiintirfn, 
 •nfctreit'fn, nuffiihrfu, nnfe^en. f) berd>iitti= 
 0eii. btiU(t)tiflen td-iiicn tinti aSergefjeiie lo. 
 7. (-on) t G-iuem (f-twaS aiifburCen , jur S>>\\i 
 kgen. 8. (inflagtn , tnbeln. 9. niifforCfrn. 
 10 [Ked)tfiVr.] rtiunljiien, onretfii (fin OU' 
 fd>morn<i».lcr.<f)t). U. liJ5f)Df.] inbtn (eiiie 
 tltttti\d)t 23.Uterif). 
 4. b) The land is charged with a quit 
 rent; Oi. a rent is charged "n ilic 
 lanrf. Web.teh. 
 
 To charge one'a account, Oeillftiire 
 Jlt(t>nun(J ttUlAtn. To - lo one* account. 
 6intm jut e.ia i<t)ttibm. To - one', lelf 
 with . ., i'tt'irnrl)tnftt (tin P)nt1)iift)- 
 
 Charge, v. n. augtrifm. tmtn ^n. 
 flrtff tljiin. Gi.a«v.i.m:. 
 
 Cltargre, (fr. charge; nrm. it. i». 
 e«rg) «. 1. 5 rif 2nH, ai 5}urDr, •iJridjii'errf ; b. 
 t>i« fi.iMiiig, 3nii1)r. 2. Ut o.ifting (ftnrr iitiitf 
 It.). 3. tfr >Jlngnff. 4 6«r •Jliitir.ia, i^cfrl)!; 
 bit liothiiif <!lMlv>nrilHfl. 5. (of Otiet over, 
 fti« ^liifMttjt ( ub« ) , ©orgr. 6. N« -Mnit, 
 tit i£tdlf. 7. Bie fliinerfrrtiiie ^^trfon, bai 
 onvtrtxmtt «ut, ^^f.lll^; b« -Wuuticl; Pit 
 
 J^(frl>t, 'iptflrtflO"""'"- I>R\DEN. 8. tic 
 
 ©rmii.jnuitgsrebt, offentlitDt «rPe (iiiiifi 
 Kidittti, 55ir(f)of«). 9- 1 9{c.tr^^iVr. ] M'' 
 aiifbilrNiiig , SM.K, S?ifrt)iiir'g'i"g- •" 
 fctr ^oilrii, iUrtifd (im 2.itid)«i ; pi- l>>iiiMij 
 »i< auroOoit, (Sptrni. II. 5 pt Me Kprifii. 
 MnfDilen , 91ii«gflbfii. l^- P'- f'* 'Jluprtfl"'' 
 Sbgnbrii, Sotlfii. 13. (*i't»'., "iJW'i'-. *Jlr(t>it.i 
 bit lUbrrtrribiiiig, lUbcrliibimg- 1*. ('JKiUf-l 
 bai 3cid)tn ot. Suvifll jin" '.Uiigtiff- '^• 
 1 5{t>§rtrjiifif. 1 6n«^ftnrto:, t»« >>i)mgum: 
 f(^l.ifl. 16. I$«rtt>.] »'i* a3.n'i)fnbill>. 
 
 Charge-house, bir gren^ule. 
 
 Ill charge, in btr gtiHung eini'6 9In; 
 gr<if«nbtn. Shak. To have any one at ooe'h 
 own -, 3eninnb<ii niif brin $.il|e Ijnbtn. 
 Vou are at the - of it, t6 geljt niif jljrt 
 SLcHen, <Sit \\\u(itn bie ^etlrn brilreiten ot. 
 trogen. To lay any thing to one's -. 
 ©incnt (?tw.i« jiir find Irgen. To bring in 
 a -, fine Ktrtge I'otbringen, einrric^en. A 
 - of lead, 30 'TOnlbrn 'V>Ui. A »iiip of -, 
 Cin tiff grlilbeilfS £(l)lff. At a moderate -, 
 biflig <nni biftigr* Wclb). To be chargid 
 with . . ., li^anbflj bflflrtft tW)fn tnit . . . 
 Charged with driii. mit Srfyulbf it bern|lf t. 
 Bnok of -s. [i(>ant'rl| bai UnriMlfiibiid). 
 Account or note of -s, bit Itnfoitf n ;, <Bvt' 
 fettrr(^niin«|. — s lo be deducted, an llnfo: 
 jlfn , ©pticn flbjii}if()fn cb. ab. Including 
 the -s. tnit (5-ini'd)iiie rer Unfi'i^i'". ȣperfn. 
 To condemn into the - », in bit Jlt'flcn 
 VfTltrtljfiUn. To give any one a strict -, 
 ©incm Ornxt* .tuf bie <£feif binbrn. All -« 
 borne, nrtd) 91bjiifl nflfr UnfiMlfn. To put 
 one's self to -s, firt) in llnfl>|lfn ff^fn. To 
 give in -, in one's -, G'iitfni jiir, in 3Scr; 
 ©aijning gfben. To give -, pfrorbiirn. To 
 •ound the --, jiitn *}lngriffe blnffn. To go 
 to the -. bfti 9liigriff tijiiii, iiiiiirfiffn. 
 
 ClkHrffeuble, tsharjabl, adj- 1- 
 
 CHA 
 
 (with) ju bfihuern (tnit). 2. (on) }u fr^e> 
 bfn (I'Dii Griwag, j. S. Stcuern I'oin -Sjein). 
 3. fo|'^|■pielil^, foilbiir. 4. lailig, beft^iucrlid). 
 6. (on, to) ju)iired}Mfn, bfijiitneijfn (&inftni, 
 jiigtrfrfjnft luerben fonntnb. 6. (with) A 
 man — with a fuiilt or neglect, eill OJtilllll, 
 cein man cinen 'JJehlcr obcr einc iJi>tct>laMlg- 
 ffit jiir Ca|1 Icgfn fnnn. 
 
 dkarg°enlileiies«, tkhar'jabinls, 
 «• bie ^Dilfpicligfeit. Boyle. Ifpielig. 
 
 Cll»rg^e»llly, tshir'jable. »dv.t\>\h 
 
 CltMr^efui, tfcharje fill , adj. f 
 foilipirlig. SHAa. [(ui)l)lfii(. 'i. fDilenfrei. 
 
 Cliargreles*, tsharjeles, adj. 1. 
 
 CJIiarg'er, Uhar'jiir, «. l. [Scots 
 l>wj btr iiliiger. 2. biei£(^le, ia& 33f(fen. 
 3. t>Jlrti(l.] bie 2rtbcf(<>flnfel. 4. bo« ©((>l.i(t)t< 
 pferb, ®d)lii(f)trLi^. 
 
 CJIiHrily, tshi'riie, adv. -f bfl}ntmin, 
 oon'K^tig ; (or.ifiiltig ; nitigig, rpiirfmn. Shak 
 
 ClutrillCSS) tshireiies, «. f bie 
 ■»fl)iitrninffit ; ©orgfult; !bcbenriid)feit. 
 
 CJIiariotf ishar'reiit, (fr. -10.) «• 1- 
 bie ltut|'d)f iuilffdje; bit ipolbf nncfje ; ber 
 iOogrn, bai {Jiiljriperf, i. bcr iirtfflsiuagen. 
 
 Chariot- ma II, btr {j!rtit)rniann , ^i): 
 gnilenfer. --race, bai iUitgtiireniifn. 
 
 Cliariotf t>. a. in etntin 'iU^igen 
 tiU)riii. 
 
 Cliariuieer, Isharreutteer', t. bcr 
 Cenfer tinee Aru,)i-ii<>tgen6. Addisoji. 
 
 Clmritnbll*, tkharetabl, adj. I. 
 inilb, gutiDiUig, iviljltt^iUig. '2. liebrtict), gut: 
 inutl)ig, ijlttig. — adv. Char'itably, 
 inilP; liibrtiit Jc. I*, bit ■•))?ilbthiitigffit. 
 
 ClUkritableiieSS, tkhar'eialilnes 
 
 CJIiarity, tshar'Ai^, (fr. charite; lot. 
 cariias; lu. cariad ; gr. charis) t. 1. bie 
 I'icbe gtgen ®Ptt unb ben <)i\id^iTen , (t^ruh 
 \i(S}t I'ifbe. 2. bie <5Ktibtl)tit»gfeit. 3. tic[i 
 "Jldnnfen, bie mifbe Oiabt. 4. bit milbe ©tif: 
 tung. 5. bie ^uib, -)Jiilbe, (St'itigfeit. 6. jtbc 
 lui'tjin'OdenbtOiefiunniig ob. ^onbiung. Web 
 »TER. 7. bie •ilnnenani'lalt D. Weuster. 
 
 To be out ot charity with any one, (tl' 
 ntm iibfl luoUen. In charity, mnfonil. To 
 live, to be in - with.., ^'illfUl mL>l)IIVUlIen. 
 
 Proi7. Charity begins at home, Oebcr 
 i(l fid) \etb]1 ber Oiad)|le. [inenfdjult. 
 
 Charity -school, bit greifdjnie, 9lr: 
 
 dmrk, tshlik, (Arab, haraka, per- 
 brennen; v. a. t ptrfi'ljleii. Ghew. 
 
 Charlatan, siilrlaian, (fr. ^.) *■ 
 ber -Biarftrctjreitr, Qnarfiolber. 
 
 Cliarlatailical , sharlatan'ekal. 
 adj. tuarft!"rf)rfifrir(1j. [-)nnrftrd)rcierei 
 
 CKarlataiiry, sha.'iaiaiire. ». bit 
 
 Cltarles isUariz, t. £arl ('?ianie). 
 
 C h a r I e s's - w a i n , ['Jli'lnMt.) ber greet 
 ^.ir. (lice) «. ber -Mfrienf. Ejicvc. 
 
 Cliarlocli, tshat'lok, (rtngtif. cer- 
 
 Cliarlut, aiiar'iot, ( : (fl)arlotte 
 Cliarlutte,^ S (^^lanit). 
 
 Cliarill, islianii, (fr. channe; ami. 
 chalni ; ID. garni ; angclf. cirni , cyrni , ba6 
 9hiiTd)rcien) #. I. bfr 3(i"brr, ba6 3'inbfr= 
 mittfl, bie Snubtrei. 2. i bcr 3>inbcr, 9{fij. 
 
 Cliariii, V. a. 1. bfianbrrn, brljcxcn, 
 bcfprcd)fii ((J-tiurtS). 2. i bfjaubfrn , cut; 
 jiirffu. 3. bfrd)ii'erfn (ciiicn O^ex^i if.) Shak. 
 BvRo?i. 4. 1 bft"d)ii'i>ren. 5. f bnrd) Snnber 
 tnittcl gfgrii Uuialle fu;ii^en. 6. biird) 3>iii' 
 
 CHA 
 
 bennttter mac^tig mnc^en. JoHwsoir. 7. an' 
 
 genc^m (linimen. Spenser. 
 
 5. 1 have a charmed life, which must 
 
 "«' y'"'"''- Shak. 
 
 Charm, o. n. ijannonifd!) tBnen. 
 
 Cliarina, tshar'ma, ». ein bem <Stu 
 ipolfe al)iilid)cr (yifd). 
 
 Charmer, tshai'mur. « i. brrSnu. 
 berer. 2.iber3(iMbfrer,bif 3nn6ertnn. My-^ 
 3auber:nn! o 3nii6ermabd)cn ! 
 
 Citarmeress, tshlr'mdrls, *. bje 
 3nuberiiin. [9fet.\e. 
 
 Charmfiil, tsharmTi'ii. adj. i-of(cr 
 
 Cliarilliugr, tshlr'm?ng, adj. bf. 
 jnubcrnb, rt ijenb, cntii'icff nb. _ ade. C h a r'- 
 mingiy, bf)aiibfriib !f. 
 
 Charmiug-nessjtshlr'mfngnls, ,. 
 i<\6 3<iubfrircf)e, btrffcij. [3fei, pft. 3n„f,fr. 
 
 Cliarmless, tsharm'il*, udj. pfjne 
 
 Charuecu, », cine 9lrtrilt}eti\IBfin4. 
 
 Chnrnel, tsh^r'nJl, (fr. 52.) «/<;. 
 lobtcnforper nb. lobtfiifnodjen CMtfjarttnb. 
 
 Charnel-house, bag 51fiii()au6. 
 
 Charr, t«liar. *. ein Syifrfi (spec.S.-ilmo). 
 
 Cliarry, tsharvi, adj. j:ir ^or.}.fiif)re 
 
 gcl)6rig; l^rlifnfjifnarfig. (Me ©ctforfe. 
 
 Chart, kart, tsliirt, (fat. charia) t. 
 
 Charter, tshlr'tiir, *. i.biellrfunbe. 
 2. btr 5rf ibrief, (^innbt nbritf. 3. tai, iBorrerf)^ 
 4 bie 'iJKittfje (fur cin i£rf)iff). 
 
 3 My inotlier. 
 
 Who has a c h a r t e r to extol her blood, 
 
 Wlien she does praise me, grieves me. 
 
 Shak. 
 
 Charter-house, ba« ^art()iinferf(p. 
 flcr, bit ^art()auff. --land, b<\i ftreigut. 
 --party, [£ffl).] bie Ccrtapartie , bcr 
 5rarf)ti'frtrrtg eim-fi (£d)ifff(5. 
 
 Charter, v. a. l. {Stef).J a)uerfrarf). 
 ttn, perbmiern, i>frniittl)fii. b) uiiftfjcn. (jau, 
 trn, in gr.itfjt ne^men (ein€(f)iff). 2. beoor. 
 rtdjttn, ptii>iffgirtn. 3. burrf) ein ^^Jriiiiifginin 
 perlei()en, eimeOtn. - ed righu. "ipripiiegicn. 
 
 Cliarterer, tshar'iurur, *. bcr 2}cr» 
 frad)t«T, 55trl)iiiifrfr. 
 
 CliartlexK, tshlrt'lls, adj. o^ne ©et. 
 farte; auf rdner ©ccfarte anfgcnptnmen. 
 
 Chartlllary, tshar'tulari , •. 
 [Sird)g.] bcr i?ird)fitnrfnMbfnbciBa()rer. 
 
 Chary, tshi'ii, (angtlf. cearig) adj. 
 bt()iirfiim, fprgrnin, fparfani. Shak. 
 
 Chasable, tsiiAsabl, ad}, gtjngt 
 iverbcn fijnneiib, jagbbar. 
 
 Clia.^e, tshase, (fr. chasser; arm. 
 cha<;ieal) v. a. 1. jngen, (jffjen (-Il'ilb sf.) 2. 
 I'crfi'lgen (btn JJtinb). 3. i Oagb tnarf)en 
 (anf), (Id) tifrig bfivtrben (iiin). 4. t pcrfi'ls 
 gtn (mit bcm 5pa(Tf lO. 
 
 To c h a s e aw ay, ptriiigcn, l)\\\a»i>, ipfg:, 
 fortjagrn, I'trtrcibfii. 
 
 To chase metals, Wtfaffe ft()mf(jcn, 
 cmaiflirtn ; f. E n c h a s e. Chased work, 
 getriebtne ^rbtit. Chasing- ha miner, 
 btr trfib()ammcr. 
 
 CItaHe, t. 1. bie Oagb. 2. l bie 2Jfr. 
 frignng (tiiicf Siurrfg), fifrige ^eiiierbnnfl 
 (iini). 3. tat flcjagtc ffiilb, bie dagb, baii 
 ocrft'lgtc pb. flifl)fiibc ©d)iff. 4. bie Oagb, bet 
 Oagbbrjirf , baS 3<igbrepicr, 3<igbgel)iige. &, 
 [■^Ccd)t6fpr.] b<\6 3ii : I'b. Cicgrrtibcn be* 
 25ifl)i-6. f). h^aflip.j bie €d)iifff. 7. |>]lrtia \ 
 bit innrrt I'llnge n. ^Hieitc cb. AaitberKtnae 
 
1 50 Fnte. f'ir. fiill, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, nbr, j;ot, oil, clAud. Ti'ibe, ti'b, r'lll. iMn, Tfit*. 
 
 CHA 
 
 CHE 
 
 elnfr«.lnone!c.8.[IDpogr.]^«';?Drmrflf)lt1en. jmitfc^er (ber Sogef), ®rf)reicn «er 9Iffen). 
 
 9. tie JJinne, bcr g-nlj (ciiict ainiibruil). 2. £)n« fttnppern, ©eflnpper (6er 3al;nc). 3. 
 
 10. t fcf Sd)I"0. SnAK. en^ ©epliiubcr, 65ei'd)iuutcr 
 
 ~'" Chatter-box, bie ^^inii£>LTtard)e. — 
 
 p <• , bie fdjiun^eiibe Giiler. 
 
 Cliatterer, tsliat'tunir, *. l. ber 
 
 To give a ship the c h ase, flllf etll Sd)iff 
 0<l(^^ innd^en. lu -, in o6. auf Der glud)r. 
 
 Chase - gun, Bow --, [ ■OJfnr. J bas 
 Onflbmicf, Onacmiicf, Suaitiirf. Stern- 
 chase, l^Kar.J biiS 53interi1ucf. 
 
 Chaser, tsi.a'sur, «. l. ber Oflfl'^r, 
 2>erfolgcr, Ireii-er. 2. ber iSd>ineljnrbeitrr, 
 gilVlirer; f. Enchase. 
 
 C^llH.!!!!!, kazni, (gr. chasma) *. T U. 
 i Die Viirfe, Sliift, ber Sd)litnb, aibflnmb. 
 
 CliaSliied, ka/'mcd, adj. eiiieii 
 6d)luiib Ob. 'ilbnnii'it*' fjnbeiib. 
 
 Cliasselas, sl.as'las, (fr. '253.) »• 
 [Cenol.] ber 03iitebe(. 
 
 Cltaste, tshaste, (fr <H5. ; nrtn. ch.is» ; 
 niiged". cusc; 1)0(1. kuisch; fd)iu. kysk; ril|T. 
 cliistei) adj. 1. teufd), jiidjtiG. 2. ± rem 
 (£prnd)e ic.) 
 
 Chaste-eyed, jud)tige aiugcti I)nbenb. 
 --tree, ber ileufd;baiini. --weed, b(\i 
 iiflneiiVfotdjen. [«in. 
 
 Chastely, tshaste'ie, orfw. teufd); 
 
 Chasten, tsha'sn, tshase'tn, (fr. 
 chatier; nrni. casticn) v. a. 1. jiidjrigcn, 
 fhrafen. 2. reiniGeii, rein tnnd)en (u. 0"tl)ii' 
 mem :c.) [3»(i)ti(\eT; 23e|lrnfer. 
 
 Chasteiier, tsiiase'tmir, *. ber 
 
 Chasteness, tslia&etnes, s. bn- 
 «eiifd)l)eit ; 9?cii]l)cit. ^ [fhrnfmiirbia- 
 
 Cliastisable, tshasil zabl, adj 
 
 Ciiastise, ^ tshasn'ze', (fr. chatier; 
 
 Chastize,^ fnt. castigarc; nnn. c.-»- 
 stiza) t>. u 1. jiic^tigcii, beflrnfen ; jiirrd)f= 
 iveif.n. 2. jnf)men, boi'ibigeii, im 3nmiie |)iil= 
 ten. 3. i nu^feilen (ein (yebid)t :c.) 
 2. . . . Tlie gay social sense, 
 
 By decency chastised. Thomson. 
 
 Chastisement, tshas'tument, s. 
 bie 3ii(f)tigung, Suredjtmeifuiig. Shak. 
 
 Chastiser, tshasil'tur, *. ber3iirf)= 
 tiger, 23e|trafer, Suredjtiueifcr. 
 
 Chastity, tshas'ie.e, (Int. castitas) 
 
 1. 1. bie iieufd)l)eit. 2. i bie 9{einl)eit. 
 Chat, tshat, (ir. ceadach) v. n. 1. 
 
 fdjuHiiien, pinubcrn. 2. pinppern. 
 
 Chat, V. a. t fpred)en (uon). Shak. 
 
 Chat, *. ba5 65eplaubet, G)efd)H)a9 ; 
 ©eiiHifd) , (i)efd)nntter. 
 
 To hold chat, fd)iun(3en. 
 
 Chat, s. 1. bn6iin«>d)en (nn ipflnnjen) 
 
 2. ber 3n)cig, bie (SSertc. [Bailev. 
 C li a t - w o o d , bnfi 5{ei5! ob. SBrennljolj. 
 Chateau, shat'o, (fr. 52B.) s. bm- 
 
 (£d)UMJ; ber i'anbfi^. 
 
 Ciiatelet, shat'llt, s. bd^St^Iojjrtjen. 
 
 Cliatellany, tsliai'telianc, (nltfr. 
 chiitelleie) s. bie itiijlelianei. 
 
 Chatoyant, shaifie'ant, (fr. IB.) 
 adj. frtMdernb. [(£d)i(lern. 
 
 Chatoyinent, sliatoe'mcnt, s.tm 
 
 Chattt^ls, tshai'iU, (f. Cattle) * 
 pi |;)h'd)t^fpr.] bn6 bemeglidje cb. unbemeg 
 liil)e ajtrntogen (liegeiibe (SJiiter itu^geniMn: 
 men), bie Syabt.' Blackstone 
 
 C^liatter, tshat'tur, (f. chat) v. n. 
 I. frtjnnrrern, iii>itfd)er.i (i>. 95ogcln), fdjreien 
 (p. -Jlffcu). 2. fiappern (uiit ben S'il)"^'")- 
 
 3. piiuibirn, pliippeni, fdjniurcrn. 
 CItatter, s. i. tad Qiefc^natter, &t: 
 
 Sdii.atterer, ^lauberer. 2. [Drnitl).] ber<Set» 
 beiifd)iuaiij. 
 
 Cliatty, tshat'te, adj. gefc^)uoo>g- 
 
 Citauttron, ^(fr. ii3.) «• t bie Anl= 
 
 ChaMl4tron,5bauiie (eincs il;ier5). 
 
 Cltaiui, tsli^wn, 3. t bie JOetruung, 
 bii6 i;od). — V. w. fid) lueit 6ffnen. f. Yawn. 
 
 Chaup, Cf(i)ott.) ber gtreid), ©c^lng. 
 
 Chaveuder, tsiiavindur, «. [^c^- 
 ti)\)o\.] ber fioull'arfd). 
 
 Chaw, tsii^w, (angelf. ceowan; l)oU. 
 knauwen) v. a. 1. fillien. 2. * nut etiuiie 
 (in Oiebnnfen) utngeljen, Griuae ubetDenfen. 
 
 Cliaw, *. I. (fiir jaw) ber iviniibacfeu 
 (eiiie*) il)iere6); (and) i) iae ^JJiniil. 2. o ein 
 ■•MtaufuDlI, 'iJiunbi'Dfl. [G-ing iveibe, (Liebarm. 
 
 Cha«vdron, tshaw'drun, «. bii£ 
 
 Che, pron. * fiir I, id). Shak. 
 
 Cheap, tshe'pe, (angelf. ceap) auj. 
 1. luoljlfeil. 2. ± gemein, gering. 
 
 Dog-cheap, fpottH)Ol)lfetl. To make 
 one's self too — , fid) jii geuietn nind)cn oD. 
 luegiverfen. [^Jiorft. Better -, luoljifaler. 
 
 Cheap, (.Chepe), J. ber $rei$, ber 
 
 Cheapen, tshe'pu, (angelf. ceapian) 
 V. a. I. feiifd)en (d-tiuad ob. urn GtiuaS), 
 (iMU ©tiuns) I)anbeln. 2. iuol;lfeiler, im 'Jjreife 
 fallen mad)cn (iiianren). 3. i Ijerabfetjen. 
 
 Cheapeuer, tshe'pniir, «. ber 
 JJei fd)er, ilni'rfer. 
 
 (/heaply, tshcpe'le, adv. n)ot)lfet(. 
 
 Clieapnes.S', tshepe'nes, s. bie 
 "liJoljlfeilljfit. 
 
 Ciieap - o't, (fd)Dtt.) well deser- 
 ving ot it; deserving worse. 
 
 Chear, tsheer, f. Cheer. 
 
 Ciieat, tsliete, (angelf. ceatt; all). 
 
 hiet, iiiei, betrugcnj nrnP. kaida) v. a. (ot, 
 
 out of) betnigen (um). To cheat any one 
 
 into a belief that . . ., (S-inem giauben ma; 
 
 d)en, i)<i^ :c. [gerei. 2. ber Xjetniger. 
 
 Cheat, a. I. ber '^etrng, bie ^etrii: 
 
 To put a a heat upon any one, 6'inen 
 ptellen. [ipaufe gcbacfenes 25rob. 
 
 Cheat-bread, f fd)iJne6 , nic^t im 
 
 CheatableneSS, t.sheie'ablnes, 
 
 «. ber 3u|tnnb, ba man Oetrogen, l;inter; 
 gaiigen, gipredt luerben fann. 
 
 CIteater, tsiie'tiir, s. ber 33etrtiger, 
 iJJrellcr; 0«i"(">'>- l"" '"'t faird)en *ii3iirfeln 
 fpirlr. Shak. [gen, ber ibetrug. 
 
 Ciieating', tshetein^, «. tn6 '^etrii-' 
 
 CItech, tsliik, (fr. eciiec; fp. xaquc, 
 xaque de mate; port, xaque; ril|T- schath) 
 u. o. I. einem, einer Siad)e (S-inl;alt tl)un, 
 (Shun, QtmnA jiiriirfijarten , Ijemmen , eiu; 
 fd)ranfen, ialjmen, banbigen. 2. tabeln, iii-. 
 Item einen SBermeiiS geben. Shak. 3. ®egen: 
 red)nungfiil)rcn,bnrd)(i)egciired)niingprnfen, 
 fontrolliren, nad)jal)len, nad)rcd)nen, untcr- 
 fiid)en, nad)fel)eu. 4. mit einem forrefponbu 
 renben ^apiere i'ergleid)en , foluuioniren. 
 5. l^yjiax.l ein luenig pitren (eiu inu). 6. 
 ['JKar.J iToppern (bui 'ilnfcrrnu). 
 
 Check, V. n. I. (at) (lorfen, fluitefjeM 
 (bei). LocKc. 2. iwith> fic|^ mit (jtiuae abge 
 
 CHE 
 
 ben, fid) in dhvai mtfc^en. Bacok. 3. an 
 einanber ilogen, fid) flogen. Dryden. 4. cat) 
 diiegcn (auf) ; ob. and) tintjalten, (lutjen loie 
 ein ijalf im gluge. shak. 
 
 Check, s. 1. (9irre8, mai (jinbern, 
 rinl;altcn faun) bie (?infd)ranfnng,>>einmnMG, 
 5urd)t, ber Q:ini)aH, laitl, SSeriueis, ^ie3^(^« 
 rigung, ba6 5?inbernip. Shak. Drydes. 2. 
 [S-alfr.] bai aiblaffen eineg Jalfen vov ber 
 Cingb ber SSogel, bie er oerfolgen foil, um auf 
 anbere 2ii:^gel, j. 23. 5lra^en :c., ju fd)ie- 
 ijen. Encyc. 3. ber entfpred)eube ipnnbiuo 
 auf 23anfnoten, bai 0)egenieid)en. Johnsok. 
 4. a) eine SBanf», OJelbonmeifung ouf einen 
 l^anfierob.ben^niTier einer 23anf. Webster. 
 i>) ber^onrra:,Onrerim6}ettel. 5. [©d)ad)fp.] 
 bai iBd)<\(i). 6. o fur checkered, fdieifig. 
 
 Checks of conscience , PSeUMffeMStiife. 
 Clerk of the Check, [G-ngl.] ber Dber« 
 fimtrofleur (beim ©eeivefen unb beim ^of« 
 itaate). To take — at any thing, fjd) fibet 
 
 QUvai nufljnlten ob. argcrn. To keep a - 
 upon any one, Oemanb in bor 5urd)t, in iln. 
 rljatigfeit, im ©d)ad) ob. im 3aume Ijnlten. 
 
 Check-account, Die «egcnrcd)nung, 
 bo.6 (SJegenregiilcr. --mate, f(td)nd)fp.] 
 1. baS (Zd)c\ct)mntt. 2. i bai <S(t)nd)matt 
 (.bie 'Tiieberlage, SScreitelung). SPEHiKR. — 
 mate, ». a. 1. fd)(\d)m<\tt mnc^en. 2. ± en* 
 bigen ; ((S-inem) bai ®nrnu« mnc^ten. — roll, 
 bie ipoftlnatUliilc. 
 
 Checker, tshlk'ur, (fr. e'chlquier) 
 
 a. 1. buntfd)ectig mnc^en, buntfarbig nu«» 
 
 (egen, einlegen. 2. i (with) unttrmengen, 
 
 untennifdjen (mit). 
 
 2. Our minds are, as it were, checkered 
 
 with truth and falsehood. Addisoic. 
 
 Checkered, buntf(f)e(fig. 
 
 Checker, a. l. ber G'inf(L<)ranfer, 
 iabler. 2. b<\i Q>d)i\d)bret. 
 
 Checker, 
 
 Checker-^vork,tshlk'ur-wi 
 *. bie ivurfeJid)te ob. eingelegte 9Irbeit.. 
 
 Checker- board, bai <Sd)n<i)bttt. 
 --wise, adv. iuurfelid)t. 
 
 Checkers, tKhek'urz, «. pi. ein 
 ©piel auf einetn ®d)ad)trete. 
 
 CheckleSS, tshek'les, adj. nid)t 
 einjufd)raufcn, jn Ijinbern ob. ju f)emmen. 
 
 Checkt, tshekt, p. p. u. pruet. ]}, 
 Check. 
 
 Cheeky, tsblk'ke. adj. fd)erfig, rei'ir* 
 felid)t. -, s. [iperalb.] ber gefd)nd)te, fcfenrf)» 
 fbrmige ©d)ilb. Ewcyc. 
 
 Clieek, tsheek. (angelf. ceac, ceoca; 
 f)oll. kaak) *. 1. bie aSange , "iiatfe, ber 
 iioden. 2. pi. [^Jii'd).] bie ^Ijeile irgeub finer 
 'Bad}t , nield)t cntfpred>enbe ©eitrn bilbrti 
 ob. boppelt unb einanber oljnlit^ finb; >,. 55. bie 
 iBangen (beS ^Jiaitfi) ; bie Sd)erc, ber Sioi 
 ben (ber SKage); bie ^'oilen (einer Jljiiri); 
 Die 2i5anbe (einer typogr. ^reffe, einei 'TCi^r* 
 fer^, ber L'affeteu); bie ^nie (an ben ^li'ifen). 
 -s of the windlass, bie ®d)inbanfen. — » 
 of a crane, bie .^;>afpeibaume. 
 
 Cheek by jowl, 1. bid)t bei ; munblic^, 
 mit Ofinni'ben aflein, pou 9lngend)t. 2. 1 
 oertraulid). 
 
 Cheek-bone, ber 5Sa(fenfnod)en. — 
 grafting, [>>ortif.] bai' JRerbfnpfrcpfen. — 
 piece, ba? 25ifier eiiteS ^pelme5. — -tootfc, 
 ber ^(\(fenial;n. - - v a m i » h, bie ©(timinfe. 
 
 4 
 
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F^»-, fAr, fAlI. fat. M*, met. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve, n6r, -Si- 6fl, cl6iy. Ti\be, tiih, f^ll. t/jin, THis. 151 
 
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 f^IteeUed , tsheekt , adj. an in 
 
 OJnnne Iv^t'en^; (in SufnmniffRfl.) mangi(j. 
 
 Clieekit, (fdjott.) cheeked. 
 
 Clieep, fRlieep, ». n. pifpen (I'.SBoflcfn). 
 
 Cheer, tsheer, (fr. chere; flrni. cher) 
 V. a. 1. [~5)rnr.] ir.tt i5r(ii6cngef(^rfi brflril. 
 fen. Mar. DicT. 2. erl}ettern , nuftjeitfrii, 
 erfrtuen. 3. a) to - up, nufmuntcrn, anftu- 
 ttn.antxtiten. b) (up) aiifrtdjtrn. 
 
 Clieer, »• «• (niit up) fjd> erf^eitnrn, 
 Wutf) frtfii-n. [»urfd)e! 
 
 C h e e r u p, my lads ! frifd) fluf oil. luflin, 
 
 Clieer, *• 1. bnr 5rell^enruf^ ba« 
 JJrrii?enneiVf)rei , 3ujniicf)jcn. 2. t»er 5rolj» 
 fmn, Me Spennttit, ^ttubt, 5r&hlirf)ftit. 3. 
 Die G-iiilflt»iinfl jur 3ri:>l)lict)feit. Shak. 4. t>fr 
 Wutl). Heavy -, Me 3d)iurrimitl). What-? 
 a'ie (jefjt e« ? 5. Me ^intjlstil, 55fn)irrt)Uiin. 
 
 4. . . Hi» word* their drooping cheer 
 
 Enlightened. Mii.ton. 
 
 5. The table was loaded with good cheer. 
 
 W. iRVIHO. 
 
 To gl»e three -•, etn trfittiiiljlige* JreUi 
 DenflrfArrt erheten. [-Wienc. 
 
 Clieer, «■ iai 9lni\tt^n, 0>cfid>t, Me 
 
 Clieerer, tnhei'rur, s. ber 91ufmuii= 
 trrcr, (5Tl)i-ittrer. 
 
 Prime ciieerer. light. Thomsos. 
 
 Clieerful, mheer'tul. t»her'ful, a'U- 
 I. ijeiter, froljlid), muntcr, frol). 2. frfunt»= 
 Hd). 3. t frljftterne. — oWw.Cheer'f ully, 
 Ijeiter, freiiitMict), mit ^reiiten JC.^ ^ 
 
 ClieerrMlliesil, tsheerlulne*,^ ^ 
 
 CI»«eri»line«», t»hce'rishne<,^ 
 ber rrrol)Mnn, Me i}r5l>lid>reU , iWunterfeit, 
 ^fitrrfnt. Imunter. 
 
 f 'li»>#'rily , tsheer'eli. adv. iri?t)U<tf. 
 
 CIieerlesH, i«heer'le». adj- freu: 
 ben(r«, murljlo^, nieber<ifr<1?lfl<jcn, traurifl. 
 
 Cheerly, t.heer'ii, aiij. treiitio, tjtu 
 jpj ,rol). — »dv. freiibtfl, frifd). 
 
 Clteery, tiheere. adj. I. freuOifl, t)cU 
 ter, frol). 2. erijetterue <.u. 'iiitim, fro(). 
 
 2. Come, let u« hie, aud quaff a c h e e r y 
 bowl. Oak. 
 
 . Clieese, t»hccie. (nnflelf. ce«e, ty«e ; 
 Jr. cai«; w. caw»; ccm. hen; arm. kau»; 
 ^oU. kaas ; lat. caserns) #. Ber Safe. Cream- 
 e h e e s e , tn f!iat)mti\\'t. 
 
 Prop. 'Tis no more like than chalk is 
 like -, ti glei(f)t I'nt) ivie Iflfl mtb 5inff)t. 
 
 Cheese-bowl, 6cr itilfennpf. -cake, 
 ter iiiii'cfudjen. --colori«g. ^le Drieoii: 
 fnrbe. --curds,*, p/. MegrtiMiiifiie-Mcilil). 
 --fat Ob. »at, ber iinjVnapf, ble JtiijV. 
 fi>rni. --frame, bie finfefortn. — lip. 
 6ir Siifilnb. --monger, ber i{arc()iuiblir. 
 •r.paring, bie ^.areriiibe. --press, bie 
 JCai'rpreiTe. --running, Pie OWclfeii. - 
 w«rt. --rennet, bad iIi3nlb|lro^ , bdf 
 Sa^rrnut. --tray, bie iiiiierrrtge. 
 
 Clieesy, tslieete, adj. fafig, fofi(l)f. 
 
 Clieir<»pter, keroptur, (gr.) *• 
 [■JTrttiirii.) ber .vaiibjlfujlir. 
 
 dielidoii, kei edon, (gr.) *■ [?i<i: 
 Uirg.] pi- bie (Jf)eliboiicn. 
 
 ClirtlirerouN, keiJrieriis, (gr.) 
 adj. lOirtfiirii.) mit 3>iiiflt". i£ri)crfn i>er|>ljcM. 
 
 CJlK^lifurill, keleforin. (.ffc.) adj. 
 [9?iiriira-l iiiMiieii -■ I'b. fcfteremiirmig. 
 
 Ciieltdliltil, kelAiieaii, (gr.) udj 
 pBniurtj.J i>uer|'tt)iib(ro(e;iar(io. 
 
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 Clielonites, klloni'tjz, (gr.) «■ 
 [^Tniurg.] ber Sdjiwolbenilein. 
 
 Cliely, kel'e, (gr. chele) «. [^Jiaturg.] 
 bie ©c^ere (Ber Jtrebfe zc). 
 
 Chemical, etc. \. Chlmical etc. 
 
 Clkeinise, shemeze', (fr. 'ilS.) a. 1. 
 bn5 20eiberl)emb. 2. [Jeilungsb.] bie gutter: 
 inoiier, ber %\iUtx: DB.OKiiiicnitnntfl. Baii ev. 
 
 Chemist, etc. f. Chi mist. 
 
 Chenzie, (|'ct)ott.) chain. 
 
 Ciie«|uer, f. Checker. [®c^erif. 
 
 CiterifT, sher'r'f, #. [mi'fjnm. 9?cl.]Ber 
 
 Cherisil , tsher'rfsh, (fr. cherir; 
 nrill. cheri<;ta; IV). cir, eiriaw) v. a. 1. jart; 
 lid) liebeii ; liebtofen. 2. luerrlj Ijnlten, in (^i)- 
 reti Ijnlteii. 3. p^cgen (ipflnnifn) ; erjieljen, 
 uiitiTljiilten, unteriliiocii, befdjii^en, mol;l: 
 tijiin. 4. uiiterl)n(teii, Ijegen (b&fe®efinnuii = 
 i]Cii). 5. II lunrnt Ijnlteii. 
 
 Ciierisiier, laher'iishur, a. @'tner, 
 ber jiirriic^ liebt; ©incr, ber ivertl) Ijiilt; ber 
 SBerpflegcr, (irtjnUer, 2i;oI)irl).Uer, a^efdjuHer, 
 UiuerililQer. [ado. jiirtlid), liebfofeiib. 
 
 Citerishinmriy , isiier'ii.siiingle, 
 
 Citeriwil III eilt, roller I itlinicnr,/*.-!- 
 
 Ciierisiiiiig;', i»her'iisliing, Jfn3 
 ■a5errhl)(iiteii ; bie -l>i1cge, llnrfriliiyiiiig. 
 
 Cikt^rilies, f. K e r u\ e s. 
 
 Ciierry, tsher're, (fr. ce'rise; nrill. 
 geresen; l)oU. kars, kriek ; lat. cerasus) ». 
 Bif«irfd)e. Wild-, Bie >Ii3ci(^relfirf(t>e. Win- 
 ter-—, Bit 3iiBenfirfd)e. 
 
 Cherry-bay, --laurel, Ber Kirftf); 
 Iprbccr. --cheeked, rotfjiutiiigig, rorl): 
 barfig. CosGREVE. --orchard, Bcr Kir; 
 fdjeiignrten. -pit, [^mberfpielj bn6(?)riib; 
 d)f«. Shak. — stone, ber ilir|"(f)ferii. -- 
 ree, ber ^irfdjbnum. 
 
 Ciierry^ adj. firf<c<)rptf) , firf<f)fnrbcn. 
 --lips, rotljc £(ppeii. -r--cheek», rctlje 
 
 Cherry, ». ber iJirfdjgeifl. [2l3«iigen. 
 
 Chersonese, ker'sonis, (gr.) a. 
 ber (Fl)crfi>iie5, bie ipnlbiiiffl. 
 
 Cliert, tshsrt, a. [^}^inrrn(g.] eine 
 »2lrt Guiirj. Jamesom. [qiinrjig. Cemnart. 
 
 Citerty, tsher'ic, adj. ['))iiiiernig.) 
 
 Ciiertlh, tslier'ub, pi. chernbs, (l^cbr. 
 cherubim) a. [^Ub. 9{el.J ber dY/tXwb. 
 
 Ciierubic, isher'ubik, isheid'bik, 
 adj. djiriibiiiird), eiiglifd), fjiinnUifcf). 
 
 Ciierubim, tsher'uiilm, (f)cbr. pt. 
 V. Clieruii) *. bie (Fberubiin. 
 
 Ciierubin, tsher'ubin, adj. t)iniltl! 
 \\\&i, eiinlnd). .Shak. -, *. ber (Fljmib. Dhydek. 
 
 Cikerup, tsher'up, (uerbiTben nui 
 Chirp) p. n. Jll)it|"d)iril , jirpen, f. Chirp. 
 
 Ciiervil, Uher'vll, (angeir. cerfllle; 
 gr. thairefyllon) a. ['Bot.] Ber J?erbef. 
 
 Ciiesible, tslieseOI, (fr. chasuble) 
 a. (9»otii. f.itl). Kird)cj M& ^JWefjiieivniib. 
 
 Ciiesiip, tshes'iip, 4. [i)iiiriirg.j bie 
 ©d))i'eiu6lnii6. Skikker. (fpiel. 
 
 Cliess, tshes, (fr. echecs) a. tni ©d)Ort): 
 
 To play at chesk, ^A)a<i) fpielen. 
 
 Chess-board, Bn« 6d)(ld)brct. — 
 man, bie 6d)nd)iigiir , bcr 6rf)iid)ileiii ; pi. 
 bie 5inucrii. --player. Bit Sri)nd)ipicler. 
 -tree, [-ODiflr.] ber ®d)rrbiilfni , pi. Me 
 25ir>rte Ber ipnlfeii. (felBerii, ber (£trcff. 
 
 Cliess, *. [2}pr.] fill Iliifmiir iii.'Ri'nii 
 
 C h e s s - a p p I e, brr Spmjrtipfcl. I (S-rbt. 
 
 Citessoiii, tsiies'suiii , a. bie ii'tfecr 
 
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 Chest, tshest, (ntjgetf. cest, cyst; lat 
 cista; m. cist; ir. cisde; gr. kiste) *. 1, bte 
 ^itfe, <?nbe , ber ^(i|len. 2. [.'f)anbc(] eiiu ge. 
 ii)i(Te£lu(intitfit,bteKi|Te.3.['Mnnt.]bie93ruiT. 
 
 To take ob. to get out of its -, ©nua* 
 CiUfpncfen. 
 
 Chest of drawers, bie ^omtnoBe. — 
 foundered, [Wogarjiieif.) Ijerjfitlnittig. 
 --foundering, [9{opariiifif.] Bie .^erj* 
 fd)[iirf)tigfeif, ber 35ntnpf. 
 
 Ciiest, V. a. in eine ^itlc einf(t)liegen ; 
 in eine S?nbe Icgen; fnninieln, nufljaufen. 
 
 Cheated, tshes'tecl, adj. gcbruflet; 
 (in 3urnmmenfe$.) j. 5). Broad--, 6teit» 
 brii)1ig; narrow--. engbn'iiTig. 
 
 Ciiestnut, tshes'niit, (nngetf. cystel ; 
 cyslbeani, cystenbeam; Int. castaiiea; arm. 
 gisteiien, gestenen ; \v. castan) a. 1. Bie 
 itnilnnie. 2. Ber K(lf^nnipnb.anIn. 
 
 Chestnut-color, bo« jfaflantenbmnn. 
 -grove, --plot, ber ^a|laniemumB. 
 — tree, ber .ft(i|lanicnbnum. 
 
 Chestnut, adj. fn,lnnienbrrtun. 
 
 Ciieston , tshes'in , a. eine 9Irt 
 ■ipfr.inmen. [beniteurr, b.i3 €d)irmgelb. 
 
 ChevAit-e, tsiie'vid}e. *. biejretn. 
 
 Cheval-fle-frise, gciv&ljnf. im pU 
 
 Clievaux-de-frise, shevftd*- 
 freeze', (fr. 2C.) a. IJffJungdl'.] bie fpnni« 
 rd)in 9?fiter. [ber Seitter. Shak. 
 
 Ciie'tvalier, shevaiier', (fr. 233.) 
 
 Cikeven, tshev'vn, (nirfr. chevesue) 
 ». [5d)r(;i)Dl.] Ber fiantfupf. 
 
 Clieveril, tshev'eril, (fr.clicTreau, 
 \V. gavar; nmi. gavricq, gavr) a. bie 3't<tt 
 ob. beffer bn« S'egenleber. -, adj. jiegen* 
 lebern, <in« 3i''genleber gemnc^jt, 3iegen... 
 
 Cheveril-eonscience, ein rotitti 
 (5)fiuifTi'n. Shak. --wit, bcr brcite 2a3i(j. 
 
 Clieverllize, tsliev'enlize, V. a. 
 fe gefittneibig luie 3icgen(fbcr niac^en. 
 
 Chevisance, shevf/anse, (ft. che- 
 vir) *. 1. " bii6 oo(lbr(id)re 'SBnt, Me lljnt. 
 Spewser. 2. [9{ed)ri;rpr.] ber 'Jlbfdjlug etiie< 
 Bcrtragj, 23erg(eid)6. .Stat. 13. Eliz. 7. 3. 
 bcr gcfrl^iuibrige 58ertmg ob. 3Jcrglei({). 21 
 .Jam. 17. 4. ber 95erglcic<) jiuifcfjen einem 
 (Jjliinbiger u. ©(^iilbner. Ewcnx. 
 
 Citevron, shev'run , (fr. 233.) «. 
 [ij>erlt>.] ber Sporren. Bailby. 
 
 Ciievrone€l,'ihev'rund,ad/.[^erfb.] 
 mit einem ©parrcn t'crfeOen, fpnrrenfi3rmig. 
 
 Che'W, tshod, tsliuw, (nngclf. eeowan) 
 v.a. 1. fnnen. 2. l finnen (j.95. nuf 9?a(t)e); 
 (?hvo5 niif&riitcn.SMAK. 3. i fnueii. 4. tiicr* 
 fiid)!fn, fpften. Shah. 
 
 Ciietv, V. n. I, finien, iwiberfauen. 2. 
 
 1 (on) niid)bcnfcn , finnen (iibrr), eriuiigen 
 
 ((?tii'n5). [Pope. 
 
 2. Old politicians chew on wisdom past. 
 
 Ciie^V, a. I. Mi (Scfrt.ire. 2. o Ber 
 
 Clie>vet, tshoo'it, ^ s. eine 9trt 
 
 Ciiiitrt, V5leifd)p«bbing. 
 
 Ciiian, kj'an, adj. jii (Ber 0"|el) 
 6()ip? gcljiyrig. 
 
 CitiUMtoiite, ktas't6lite, (gr.) «.' 
 [OJTinrrnlg.l Bcr (Fl)iii|liilif. 
 
 Ciilbbal, tshib'bai, rfr. cibouio «. 
 [55(H. 1 Pie 3'Pi'fJ«. 
 
 Ciiicane, sh^i^ne', (fr. %D.) «. I. 
 I3ied)tefpr.j bie Gljifiine, 9{rd;tiU'crJrei;uiij, 
 
1 52 Fate, ffir fall, faf. M*, me». Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, g6t, 6il, rl^i^d. Ti\be, tub, full. t;?in, THIs. 
 
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 btt 9?c<f)t«tntiT. 2. bit ©pi^fiuMgfeit. Locke. 
 
 3. ^niffe, Kaiife. Pmok. 
 
 Cliicaue, v. n. 3?anfeinad)eii, ader; 
 
 iei ©piijfinMgfoiten uiirbringcii , d)iMi)ireii. 
 
 Clitcaner, siiekamir, *. Ccr i)fid)f»; 
 
 licrCrel\cr, ']ie<i)tl\abev, -Jfiinreniacfjcr, ©opljiil. 
 
 Cliicanery, *iiekaiiure , 4. He 
 
 9itd)tiuttt>ttl)evti , ©4)ererct , ©Dpl)i|lerei, 
 
 gta&iiiiiterci. [d)errtt>|"cn. 
 
 Cliiclies, Uliitsh'ei, «. pl.tW&i-- 
 
 Clticlilinsr? I tsliik'liiig- 
 
 Chiclilingr-vetcU, 5 vetsh , s. 
 
 fSot.] Die gdDiuicfe, 'Jjlatterbfe. [ffinu-n. 
 
 Cliick, tshik, V. n. fprofTfn, warfjien, 
 
 Cliick, tsliik, I (aiujelf. cicen; 
 
 Chicken, tshik'in ,5 1)1>(1. kuikeii ) 
 
 ». 1, tflij ^iic()!ciii, .^iil;ncl)cn. 2. bn3 flemc 
 
 ^iiib. 3. 1 (J bnS @d)rtt)d)ni, ipfrjtfjcn. 
 
 Chicken - breasted , plntr()rii!li(]. 
 Chicken- butclicr, ber 5?u!}ner()iinMir. 
 C h i c k e n - h a ni HI e tl, aii^ivdrt^ iicfriimiiitf 
 2cn&en t)06cnb. Chicken-hearted, fcti], 
 }.ig()ilft. Chicken-pox, [>WeC>.] bcr grii^ 
 ftl (bfr Ainber). Chick-weed, [Inn.] 
 bcr .'oi'il>n''''f'<T^'"- l^ud)lein. 
 
 CllicUIing-f tshik'ling, I. ba^ 
 Cliicli-pe»» t$iuk'-p^, 4. [^l70t.] 
 bic Kid)iTert'fe. 
 
 dlide, tshide, prae/. chid, 'ehode; 
 pp. chid, chidden (niigelf. cidan, chidaii ; 
 iv. cozi) V. a. 1. |'d)e(tcii, I'djnialeii , janfeti. 
 2. tnbedi , uenueircn. 
 
 To chide from Ob. - away, tuit ©d)Clt: 
 ivortcii tm'(]>iigeii, ivn'gfdjctten, luegiiinfen. 
 
 Clii<le, «. n. 1. (6iSiv). niit withj 
 
 ^abcrii, feifeii. 2. flt^ janfcn. Shak. 3. \hx: 
 
 men, tDl'en (luie ba^ 'Bieer) , IjnHcn. Shak. 
 
 Cliide, *. bae Oicmurmei, fleine (?)ei 
 
 r^ilfd). ^ Thomson. 
 
 Citider, tshf'dur, *. ber tablet, 
 
 <E(^eltenbe, Saiifcnbe. [fcrinn, ©djclrciibe. 
 
 Cliideress, tshJ-ddres, *. -j- bie 3mi: 
 
 diidiii": , tshi'diiig, *. * ber©d)ii(l. 
 
 Cllidill^ly, tslil'dlngle, ado. Ulit 
 
 ©d)elten, mit Smifiuorten. 
 
 CItief, tsliccf, (fr. chef; norm, chief; 
 ir. ceap; lat. caput) adj. 1. (bem 9{iliu]c 
 na(^) ot>er, obcriT, crfl. 2. (ber £lunlitiit 
 nct&i) flngeftftenft, ^odjfl, uonief)m|l, Ij.nipt: 
 f5(t>lid)fl, uorjiiglic^ff, .§)niipt..., Cfcrr... 
 Chief priest, bev 06crprie|lcr. The lord 
 -justice of Great Britain, HX Dbcrtic^ter 
 poll PJrogDritnnnieii. 
 
 Cliief, t. 1. bn« $aupt, ber 9lnfi'i() = 
 ter, Sffel)li-()rt6er. Commander in —, ber 
 Dberfletiernl, .Oberbet'ehlt'ljatier. 2. [i>erlb.l 
 bfl6 ©d)ilbf)niipr. 3. » tai &!)renieid)eii. 
 Spenskr. 4. ber grt»(5te Iljeil (eiiicr ober 
 mctjrerfr ©nrfjeio. 5. ber ■OTeiilcr. Shak. 
 Cliief, adv. l)niipt)ad}li<t). 
 Cliiefagre, tshecfidje,^ *. * bie 
 Clievasfe, tshec'vidje, 5 .ftopfileiH't. 
 , Cltiefdo»i,tsheef'dum, <. Die Dt)er: 
 6rtrfi-f)nft. SPEN.«iER. [.<f>(Uipt Ob. 3lniTil;rer. 
 Clliefl<*.«<« , tsheef'Ics , ndj. ol)tu- 
 Cliiefly, fsh^er le. «rfi>. I. fjniiprrnd)^ 
 Ii4), oornefjmlirf}. 2. (iri'gtrntljeilS. [rente. 
 ChleA-ie, tshi^f'fr^, #. He Ct^enrfnte. 
 Chieftain, tBhit-ftin, (norm, cheven- 
 teins) 8. 1. ber anfii^rer, fca« !Dber6a«))t. 2. 
 [6<^oHl.] Hi C>ber^)au^»t »ine« ©tarnme*. 
 Ejjctc. 
 
 CllL 
 
 Cltieftainry, tshecftinre, ) 
 
 Cliiertaiiisliip, tsUcefiijisiup, ^ 
 
 bie ■0)^i4>t Ob, iUiiri'e eiiie* 'iliifiiiirerfi, 
 
 .OlH'Vl'illipt^. Johnson. SMOLLExr. 
 
 Cliietds, ) ., .^, , , 
 
 CUU-i«, f ''*'''■" y°""S fel- 
 tf ., , t lo w». 
 
 t^lieels, ; 
 
 Ciiievaiice, tsijec'vanse , (norm. 
 chivlKaiii:e) s. '■■'■ Der ~ii3iid)ir. Bacon. 
 
 Cllieve, tsliecf, ( (fr. dievir; e. n. 
 
 Cliive , 5 * flcliiigeu , gliif = 
 
 feu, ani"ct)l.igen. Chauceu. 
 
 Citiffy, t.shif'fe, *. ber aiugenblirf . 
 
 ClliiSilaiU, Ishirblanc, WUijell'. cele, 
 
 fnlt, II. biain; *. tie 2fro)li'euie. 
 
 Cilild, ishjld, pi. cliildren (auijelf. 
 cild; s. ba& Kiiib. 
 
 To get with child, fd)iunngerii. To he 
 
 with -. |'d)iuailijcr feill. To he past children. 
 
 i ium .ftiiibei-geUiiren ju clt fetn. To he past 
 11 -, feiii iiiub mel)r feiu. From a -, ooii 
 ilinb nuf. 
 
 Cliild-bear ing , tai ©eCnken , bie 
 ©d)iuanger|"d)nft , bic ^Jiieberfiinfl. -- hed, 
 ba6 iiiuDl)ett; a woman in -, eiije iiiub: 
 Oetterinn. --birth, bie ^Cieberfunft. 
 
 Ciiild,u. n. tgebiiren, iCiiif er, griidjte 
 !C. erjeiiiien, Ijeroororingen. Shak. 
 
 Cliiided, t.shifded, adj. f ein il'iiib 
 l;iU'enb. Shak. 
 
 Cliilderiiias - day, tshllder 
 iiiasdu, *. baa 5e|t ber uurdjiiiuigen itinber. 
 
 CitildUuutt, tsi.ild'iiud, (angeir. 
 ciidhiid ) s \. bie ivinbl)eit. 2. bie itiiibljeit 
 t(|-igei»|(t)afren ttneiS ilinbe^). Drvden- 
 
 Cliildisli, tshil di.sh , «J/. I.finbifd). 
 2. t f tnCilC^. — adv. C h i r d i s h 1 y , f lllM|"d) 
 
 CUildi««ltUeSS, tsliil'disUnes, s. 1. 
 
 brt6 tiiibii'c^e ilUei'eii. 2. bie llii|"4>ulb , ©iii= 
 fait; ©eitlesfdjmadje. 
 
 Ciiildless, tshild'les, («(/. finber(06. 
 
 CJlildlike, tshildlike, adj. 1. filU 
 bifd). 2. tiiiPlict^. [finberl)aft. 
 
 Childly, tshiid'le, adj. wit ein JCtub, 
 
 Children , tsiiildreu , t. pi. o. 
 
 Child. 
 
 Cililiad, kil'ead, (gr.) *. I.brt5tflu = 
 fenb (•OJteufc^jen ic). Holder. 2. bad Oaljr= 
 raufeiib. Encvb 
 
 Chiliag-on, kii'cagon, (gr.) s. 
 [Pieom.f Mi Laureiiberf. Math. Dict. 
 
 ChiiiahedrOU, kj'ieaiie dton, (gr.; 
 $. [ O)eom. J eine gigur niit tnurcttD flleic^>eu 
 ©eireii, ini laufenberf. 
 
 Ciiiliarcli, kil'elrk, (gr.) «. [gried), 
 ■Wilit.l ber 6l;iliar4), 25cfel;I(>l)aber iiber tail: 
 fenb "iBiann. 
 
 Chiliarciiy, kjroarke, (gr.) *. ein 
 iiorp» luni taiifenb -))fann. Mh.fobu. 
 
 CiiiiiMMt, kil'^ast, (gr.) *. [t^rijll. 
 Seftej ber (Fl)ilia|T. 
 
 Ciliiilicat ion, f.C h y I i f i c a t i o n. 
 
 ChiiiTactive, l". Ch yl ifactive. 
 
 Chiii<ll'iter, \. Klloliter. 
 
 C'lliliosneter, l". Kilometer. 
 
 C'hiil, tshll, (flligelf. cele, cyle, cyl; 
 lat. gelu)*. I. ber 5iel>er< ic. ®(^)flucr 2. bte 
 (maiige) RaXU, ber grolt. 
 
 To take the chill off, uberf^tagen lalTeit 
 (SBaffer). 
 
 Chill, aaj. 1. ffltf, froftifl, f*ttuerla, 
 f^auerfalt. 2. f4)au(tig (€(]}autr em;i^n< 
 
 cm 
 
 benb), fc()anernb. 3. i fait, froflhj (3Iufnafime 
 :c.). 4. t ntebergefd)lagen. 
 
 Ciiill, V. a. I. geiricren , erilarreti 
 madjen. 2. Diirdjfalten , faTteii. 3. erfrieren 
 mad)eii. Blackmore. 4. i eniimithjgen, nieber> 
 fc^jlagen, banipfcn. Rogers. (fd).nier. 
 
 A chilling blast, ein falter 233inb. 
 
 Chill, o fur: 1 will. Shak. 
 
 Citilline§i.<i, t.shiiiines, *. I. 6et 
 ©d)auer, ©djanber. 2. bie (m.i^ige) Saire, 
 '£d)aiH'rfalrf, fcr Jroil. 
 
 Chiliness, t.shii'iie.s, ,. i. bie .R^aite, 
 ©d)auerfalte. 2. ber©if).nier, ba5 ©d)aiierii, 
 Sdjaiibem. ^ [ (bie 5Jad)t k.). 
 
 Chilly, tshSl li, ad), fiilrlid), fri'ilig 
 
 Chil'Um-rain, f. Kilogram. 
 
 Chimb, ishime, I (i)oii. kim) .». bie 
 
 Chinte, klme, j ^iiiime, 3arge 
 (eine* Jaffev. 
 
 Chime, tshj'me , (f Chimbe, 
 Chaucer; (jp(1. kimer) .i. I. &er G-inffang, 
 bie ^armonie (o. mufif. OiiiTrmneitreii). 2. 
 t ber e-i.uflniig, bie i>nrnnniie, lle0erein> 
 flitniuung (cer 0>efiif)ie, SSerljalrnifie, iJo 
 ,iicl;iingen). 3. bni5 ©locfempicl. Shak. 
 
 Ciiime, i>. n. 1. [<))?iif.) imG-inflange 
 
 fein, ilininien. 2. i u6creiii|limmen (init), 
 
 paffen (Jii), in 2?e.}iei)iing (Vin; ciiiflimmig 
 
 fein. Locke. 3. tlingein, flappern, tijnen. 
 
 Smith. Chai'cer. 
 
 To chime in with, (&inem, einer ®(i» 
 d)e) beifaflcn, [>cipfrid)ten; eintlimtnen, u6er» 
 ciiiflimmen (mit). 
 
 Cliime, V. a. 1. I^arinonifd) erfSnen 
 laffen, beiuegeii, nnfc^lageii. Drvden. 2. Iau« 
 ten (mit), ertoncn lafTeii (OJlocfen). 
 
 To chime the hells, 1. mit ben (?)lot(en 
 liiuten. 2. \)(\i, (?3loffenrplel crtijnen laffen. 
 
 Chimer, t.shime'ur, 3. ber (yiocfen* 
 lauter, ffllorfeiifpielcr. 
 
 Chimera, keme'ra, (gr. chimaira> 
 ». 1. [ 03^1)11). ] bie (Fl;imnre. 2. [TOobern] 1 
 iai ^iriigefplnnil, bie (fijitnare. 
 
 Cilimerical, tiimerckal, adj.liiit 
 marifd), eingebilter, griIlenl)ofr, traiinterifd), 
 eitel, leer, ungegriinbet. - drfu. Chimer'i- 
 cally, c^imarifd), tr.iiimerii'd). 
 
 Ciiimjical, kimekal. adj. d)emlf<f>. 
 — adv. C h i m ' i c a 1 1 y , d)Ptllirrf)- 
 
 Cliiininag'e, tshirn'minadje, (fr. 
 chemin) *. bM 3>or|l:^eggelb. Cowtt. 
 
 Chimi.st, kiiii'mist, *. ber C^ljemiftr. 
 
 CilimiKtry, kiin'mistie. (fr. ehimiej 
 
 arat*. kimla) a. bie Cljemie, ©d)eifefiinil. 
 
 Chimla, )(fd)Ott.) a fire-g.ate, 
 
 Clliiniie,^a fire-place, [side. 
 
 Cllimla-lug'. (rd)Oft.) the fire- 
 
 Chiinley-ueUk, (fd)Ott.) chim- 
 ney-corner. 
 
 Chiiliney, tshim'ne. p/. Chim- 
 neys, ( fr. chemine'e; arm. cimin!»i, che- 
 minal; com. chimbla, d)alb. knmin ; gt. 
 kaminos; ruff, kamin) «. I. ber (baf) JTamin, 
 ©d)i^rni1fin. 2. bui Kamin ( im .3'iiimer). 
 
 Tlie Jambs, the table of a -. ^<ii Rcit 
 mingefini^. Manile-treeof a -, ber £Amitt« 
 mantel. 
 
 Chimney-corner, bie Itaminfrfe; 
 Jeiierfeite, f ber Spext , bAi ^amin; at th« 
 -, im itnriiiinvinfel, am ivarnien Oitn. -• 
 hook, ter Seuerjaiigi'ii : , geuerfiljanfel* 
 jrager. — ni*uey, bai iperbgclb; --««% 
 
FAte. ffir. fall. fat. Me, met. Fine. fin. NA, move, n6r, gor, oil. clond. Tnbe, Ifib. full. lAin. Tllis. 158 
 
 (Jill 
 
 bar i^erftgelCeiniiehmfr. --piece, iai itfl! 
 miniTucf. --iweeper, btx >£d>orii|leiu. 
 feflft. 
 
 dlln, tshin, (nnge If. cinne; (jr.genysi 
 tot. gena; lOilII. gen) ■»■ tae SUtWW. 
 
 To thru«t ilie chin into tlie neck, fid) 
 brui^en. [ffr fteud)l)U|leit. 
 
 C li In-c I o t h, brt« &iiiii6aii6. - - c o u g li , 
 
 Cliina, tslii 111. «• 1. l(i>cDgr.] (>l;m>i. 
 2. Uliina u. Ulia ne, bilo ^>i>rjeUiW. 
 
 Cliinaflax, 6cr 4illffi|'<t)e (Jliid)«. -- 
 ink, Bit lM(l)t. --man, Ccr -^Jorjdlaiu 
 l^ailMtt. --orange, tit ■ilvicl\int. - - 
 root, 6if 5il•t>crn^^e, (iljiiirtriiiDe, (Jljiiuv 
 --■hop, Bee ^^orjedniiii-.reu. —-ware, 
 Ba« «J>orje[(illl. -• warehouiie, Bie ^^JJorj 
 liflniinitBeriafle. --woman, Bie ^^oricllan: 
 fj.iiiMfrmii. i^vi iUaiijf- 
 
 CllillcUf t«hint>h, ((. ciuiex) t. tU\t 
 
 Clliue, l»hiue, (fr. e'chine; I. »piua; 
 arm. chein; #. 1. Bir SiurfariUI), Bnfiiireiii. 
 2. Bne CeiiBtiu, 9{ii(fciiriurf fir iljure Ciuui 
 JtodjfM) 3. l^eiiuiijlu.J Me gnOi.iroe. 
 
 Cltine e. o. 1. Bi'ii ^jviitf.jratlj, B<id 
 Ifreui jerlJicttjen. 2. it) 'Jiiitfeiiiluae, iicnCciu 
 llfirfe |rt)iitireii- [flM'l) '.KljiJrifl. Beaumont. 
 
 Cliiiiedf t»iii'nc<i, udj. ill Bfiii :){ucf: 
 
 CiiiueKe, uhiiie»e , .«(/. djiiufnd). 
 
 VUitivmtSy *. I. (««"9- u- !>'•> ^" 
 (Hume, Bie Gl;iiiercn. 2. Bie (^iiufifdje 
 eprndje. [|-. Shi n gle. Uo.nne. 
 
 C'liinffle, tflilng'sl, *. Bet Aitt, 
 
 CItiuli, Uhink, (Oiltieir. ciuan, ginian, 
 geonan; gr. chaino ; ailfliir. t'"". "»« 'Xiyc; 
 •. Bie Mi^e, ©pnlte , Bet i£»)riiiifl , Spuli, 
 
 Cliiiik, V. a. aufni)ca, oiifreigeii. 
 
 Clliiik, V. n. iVriuatii, ttiMCil, JCilTe 
 befoiiiiiu'ii, I'll!) fprtHeii. 
 
 Cliink, »• "• <f- Jingle) tliiiacii 
 niiidieii, fiimpiTii (mit 0)elB ic.j. 1'o''e- 
 
 CJIiiukf r. n. niii>]eii (luie G)elB;. 
 
 Cliillkapilli tshiuk'a|>iu, <. I'^Dt.] 
 bet Bivrrrtfailiiiiiciitiiiim. Ifu'ifita- 
 
 Cliinky, uhiu ke,«<y. iVnltiij, tu^ia- 
 
 Ckiuued, Uhin'u«d, adj. cillMlUJi'^ 
 fiiiiM (jiiteiiB. Keb»ev. 
 
 Clliu!ie« tKhintp, r. a. [^^OZar.j (Bd' 
 9?ioe» am £i1>iife) i>ermirrria Bei ^Uieipeli- 
 Din "3)ii|TiTS mit ^iTii I'lrilrpftii. 
 
 CltinlM, tkhintk, il}i>[l. thitk; ian(tr. 
 ebee(;l)illBO|l. cheeiit; pen'.chiux; #.[3!lB|l.J 
 ter 3i$. '•'"'I -> fi.'il).jruiiBMriM,jir 3ii> ; 
 half-, umidjt n)tl>.)riiiit|iirl'n)cr 3'i>. 
 
 dliO|>piu(*, t^hOpjiCiie', ii'p.thapin ; 
 
 port, chajjiiii/ t. (e^cm. > Bet t)Vi)t >2cf>iil) 
 (Ber ^rnucMiinmietj. Sii*ii. 
 
 Cliip, ^Beiiten 6ei StaBteiiamcii 
 
 Cli(r»|», [liiu-ii '■))ii\xfi aw, vvm 
 
 CJI«il>pillg;,;.UIijeir. ceapan , cypaii. 
 fflufen, irrfiiiiien. 
 
 Ciiiji, t-hip, I. Mi <Bdtaht\'tl. <&d)wt} 
 (Jen, ©(t'lficl, Brr <S,(t)\ui}, €piiii, "JU'ind. 
 
 Prov. 'Tin a chip of ill* old blo«k, I. 
 tai i|T riiie ^^JroBe lutii Wiiiurii. i. o c6 ip 
 ber lci&!;flfcige 25iiter. 'Ti» like chip in 
 porridge, t6 faiui 9tid)ii Ijelffii iiiiB Diirf^te 
 (((Hiben. 
 
 Chlp-«z, Bn« ©({)iid)tbeii , Bie Spreifiirt 
 (bet Simmfrifiitei. -box, Bie ©(t»iid)iel. 
 --hat, Ber 55.i|ll)iit. 
 
 Ckip, B. a. ,iBrd)iii0ni, «Brc^iii{irlti ; 
 
 CHI 
 
 ab\d)nbtn, betniVelti, ABroiperti; Be^auen. 
 
 To chip off, du6 Bern Qirobeii rtl)leitVii 
 (Stciiie Kj. Liijpietiuiirtreii. 
 
 CJIiip, V. n. am ^iinBe aueBrciteii (luu 
 
 CJlaipping', tship'ping, «. 1. ba& i\b< 
 ijef^liiijeiie, rti'ijiij.iiiene *&tu(fd)en, i£d)nitt|il. 
 I. Bie au£i)et)rud)eiie, aBQeftoMeiie (^(fc (bti 
 lupt'eriviiareii;. 
 
 C h i p p i II g ■ k n i f e , ta6 S^a(f\nt\\et. 
 
 (JUira^rH, kira^^'ia, «.))r.; t. Bad 
 6l}iraijrii, Bie ipiiuCgidjt. 
 
 CJUira^riCal , kirag'grekal, ailj. 
 t>a6 Q'i;ii'a>)ra l)nt)eiiB, am Q't^iragra letBeuD. 
 
 Okirk, tkhiiik, (v. diirp; ruiJ. 
 chiikayu). i^ei CnAucca finBcc \l(S) ba6 
 3ettiuort to chirk iii Ber ^eBeutuiij) uuii 
 to chirp , chatter; ailj. lOiotBaill.J lill).t|(, 
 milliter, Inciter. 
 
 €Jliiru;;^rupIt, ki'rograf, i^t.) «. I. 
 Bie vaiiBi'd^nic, (Etriapartei. Kmcyc. 2. l(ii\H. 
 it{ect)tj eiiie (yelB|l|lr.i|e. K.ncvc 
 
 Ckirog-rapker^kuog'grafurj^jjr. 
 4. Ber ttipreiBtr; (>l)iruarapi;. - ot hnei 
 L^iiijl.] Ber vs4)reiBer, Ber em 3$erieid)iiiM 
 uBer Bie aend^tiiitjeti (^elBilriifcii |ul)rt (.Pei 
 Bem (^i'rid;tel;u('e Ber gemciiu'ii tuigcriid^eii 
 iJ}roiei7e>. 
 
 CJkirug-rapUic, kirograftik, ( 
 
 C'kiruj;^rapltic<Al, kiiiigrat ekal,^ 
 udj. d)iro!)riipi;i|d)i i^iuiBfil^cifnii^i ^ur ti^t^cei: 
 I'etiiiiil iji'i;cnij, 
 
 Clkiru^rapltiii(,kirog'grafiikt,^gr.; 
 *. Ber i^iiiiriuiUji'i'rtijir. Akiiuth.\ot. 
 
 Ckirug-rapky, kiioggraie, t. 1. 
 Bie t£d)retbetiin|l , Bii >^l;iro(itapl)ie. 2. Bie 
 :{>niiBfd)ri|t. 
 
 Ckirulofficaly kiiulod'jekal, (gr.; 
 udi. (t}iri.'icsl'i<l>< i)aii£'ipricl)iri|"4). 
 
 Ckiruluf^ist) kiiuiujiat, (gr.) «. 
 tcr (ftiiri'io.j, ^j)aiicrpred)er, tjiiigerrpredjer. 
 
 Ckiruluf^y^ kiroiojc, cgr.; « Bie 
 (fl;iroH)s]ie, :paiiC; i)B. jyiiiijcriprai1>e, 
 
 Ckiruiliaucer, kir umaukur, (gr.) 
 *. Bee (El^iruiiMiiriii, :^iiiiC!iual;rragcr. 
 
 Ckiruiuaucy^ kli uinan>e, (gr). 
 J. Cue (>i;irom>iiinc, >p>iiiBiuiii)riugerl'i. 
 
 Clliroiliaillit;) kiiuuiantik, adj. 
 (^iromiiiiUii^. 
 
 Cltirp, Kherp, i>. It. t|'d)irpen, iirprn, 
 liKHidjcni ii>. aSiJgciii ii. O"!'^'"^"^- 
 
 Ckirp, u. u. fci>l)iid) vB. Ijeiter iiuid^eii, 
 erl)fifirii lu. "iUeiiie u.;. Poi-e. 
 
 Ckirp f M. ta6 Sirp^n > ird)ii'ptii , 
 3iDit|d)cni , (ycjiuiti't^er ( cer ^iigci u. Jii> 
 
 iVftCil ;C. Sl'tCTATOK. 
 
 Ckirpcr « t^her'pur , «. Ber 3'<^' 
 
 ptiiBe, 3iv"'l4>'-"tiiCe; Ber ^r5l;ild)e. liaube. 
 1 kirre^ tsiiir, v. it. gu-rcii (ivie Bie 
 Citirur^eOU, kuiir Jeun, (gr. chei- 
 
 ruigok; t- ■' Ber "iLJilllDiirit ; f. Surgeon. 
 fjliirtir^ery, kinirjeie, 4. " Bie 
 
 \IOiiiiBnriiieifiiiiC'f, Gyirurgie; f. Surgery. 
 CllirurHfiC, kirui-jik, ( igO 
 
 Cliirur^jical) kiiurjekat, ji adj. 
 
 d)iriirijird), lluillB.Ujtlul;; \. .Surgical. 
 CltiS'd) t!iliiJ:'^il ■ (f'r. ci»eau, cikelcr; 
 
 arm. gikell; fp. ciucel; araB. cha^za; 4. Bet 
 
 ■3)iri|jfl. [ijnU'eii, rreiBeii. 
 
 (JIii.<iely V. a. meitii'lii i iirrlid) auii 
 Cy'kit, ishit, (aiigeif. cith; «. i. Ber 
 
 ^eiiii, fie Sproffe. 2. ({ ia6 fleiae iUiiB, Ber 
 
 2Jiiifl. 3. Bie ©ommerfpriMTf. 
 
 Clio 
 
 Chit-pease, Bie Sinfen. y 
 
 Ckit, V. n. fprolTen, feimen. 
 
 Cktt-ckat, tshit'tshat, (0. Chat, 
 Chatter) t. Brt6 OiepiaiiBer, Ber ©((>ni<f» 
 rd>iirt(f. - of the day, i Jiine^neiiigfciteii. 
 
 Ckittering-, < report.) .shivering, 
 trembling. [23iiienrtreif nm ipemBf. 
 
 Ckitterliii;^, t.shiit.irli.ig, *. Ber 
 
 Ckitterliuf^'ai , tshii'iiiiiJug,. ,. 
 pl- I. Bie ^lutein, IfaiBiuiiieii. 2. Bie ^liiiirfle. 
 
 Ckitty, ishiiii, adj. I. finBirrf). 2. 
 ucltcr tfommenptofTeii cB. ^!B>^rjell. [rerli.-ft. 
 
 CkivalruuM, ishlvahus, adj. rit. 
 
 Ckivalry, t.shiv'a,rc. ifr.chevalerle) 
 «. 1. Bie atirteriviirOe. 2. Bie (rittiTlid)e) 
 iiipferfeii. Shak. 3. Bn* i){irterfl)iim, 9{tr. 
 renueren. 4. Bie rirreriidje Il)at , bai titter* 
 iid)e -JiBeiueiier. Sidjiey. 5. Me fitter d)aft 
 Shak. 6. [G-iigiaiiBJ Bn« 9{itrrrUt;en. 
 
 Ckive, tsliive, (it. cive; Irtt. cepa) * 
 Bie fleiiie SiuuBel; pi. Ber i5it>iiittl.uic<>. 
 
 ClUves, tsiiivt, s. pi. [-Biu.] Bie 
 vitiuil'faBcu. (Tiuired Siilj. Urb. 
 
 C-Iiloratc, kiArate,*. [Oijem.J d)U'r» 
 
 Ckloric, klorik.at//. lCf|)em.) -acid, 
 Die Gl)iori'.iiire. Urb. 
 
 CJklwride, klo'iJd. ) «. [fi^em.l Bie 
 
 Cliloritl, \ 6l)lPruerBiii. 
 
 Bung. 
 
 C'lilorifiic, kloiil'ik, «rfj. [(S\)em.\ 
 jii eiiicr (>l)U'ri'erbiiiBiiiig gcl)i)i-ig, Gijinr . . . 
 
 Ckloriue, kiorin.^ ». [Qi)tn\.\ Bet 
 
 Cliluriii, \ oi)lor. Dav». 
 
 Ckluriutlic , kUiieiid ik , ud), 
 iGljem.) a\\6 emw ii. OoB Be|lel;eiiB »0. 
 erl).iltc», 6l)lonoB . . . 
 
 CklurtS, klo'iis, (gr. chloro«) «^ 
 t£)riiitl).j Ber Wniiifiiif, (Sriiiiliiig. 
 
 Cklurite, khVilie, (gr. chloron, 
 griiiu*. [OJiiiieniig.j Ber eijiurit. --earth, 
 Bie GljlcriterBe. Ure. KlR^^AI«. 
 
 Ckluru-carbouic, kh'.n. kar- 
 boirik, adj. t(Ii;em.J - acid, Bie eijiurfot). 
 leiifniire. 
 
 Cltloro - carbunuus , klAr6- 
 
 kar bonus, adj. [<ii)tm.\ - acid, Bie Ull« 
 I'DUfutmiii'iie Gl)(i>rfoi;leii|".uire. 
 
 Ckloropal, kh^ro'pai, *. [>yn\\\t$ 
 ralg.l Ber Gi)ioropai. 
 
 CJklurupkane, klo'rotine, (gr.> 
 
 [■JKuicraig.i Ber Jliiiifp.ul). 
 
 C'ltlu rupkeite, ( gr.) *. l>9?iiie» 
 raig.) Ber GijlDrepljeir. [Ber GljlDropljod.' 
 
 C'klorupliyl, klon'.fii, ,. lGl)em.] 
 
 Clilurusis, kioio»i». 4. l'))JeO.] Bil 
 iJlcid)riiri)r. 
 
 Cklurutic, klororlk, adj. i. jue 
 a3(eid)riid>t geljorig. 2. l>iiid)riid)fig. 
 
 CiiloruuM, kl.'iru,, «<(/. I Gljeiii.J 
 iinuoilfiMiimeii d)iorrrtiier. - acid, Bit uu* 
 ui'llfinmueiie Q'l)lori"iiiire. 
 
 Ckuak, uiioke, r. Clioke. 
 
 Ckoailt, [ch a* k in Twceddalc] 
 
 li o a s t , ( |"d)i>f t.) severe cough. 
 
 C'kuck, t»;iok, 4. [OJfar.J cie «(<>i)re, 
 (gniije, Biis <^A)\onWl- lfed)r, i'. Shoeh. 
 
 C'kuck, 4. Bii£ 3>iram>iiciureffeii, Q)e* 
 
 CilUCkin, (I'd^lUt.) choking. 
 
 Ckoculate, Uhokolaie, (|'p. SS}.) 
 *. Bie iSd)ofolaBe. 
 
 Ciioculate-liouse, tai .^ilili, IM 
 6(0oroiiiBe aii£ge|'d>eiift ivirB, 6<^ofolab<« 
 
1 54 Fate, far. f^II, fat Me. mk. Fine. fin. N6. move, nSr, got. 6il. c]h\M. Tfihe, ti'ih. full t//in, TUH. 
 
 CHO 
 
 f)a\ii. Chocolate-nut, bit Kflfncfto^ne. 
 --pot. tie ©d)Dfi)(ii£)efnnne. — Btick, 
 
 ¥t diode, fshode, " praet. V. Chide. 
 
 Clioice, islioise, (fr. choix; nrm. 
 choas; nn(\tl{. cyse) *. 1. bte 5S3af)l. 2. tie 
 ©orgfnlt (itn «a3ii()Ieii). 3. bie «Uii^iunl)(, bcr 
 SBorrc.ff) (uon 5Bnnren ic). 4. (in i>e\ii 
 1l)etl einer ©ad)e) ber 9liiS|lirf), ^erit. 5. bic 
 5a3nl)( (ber ofrrtgfeitlidjcn ^pcrfoiicn JC). 
 
 To take one's choice, nncf) Oefnflcil 
 Ob. SBcIieben it>n()(eii, nusfiidjcn; take your 
 -, luii^leii, ihuti ©ie mn6 ob. w\e ®ie luoi; 
 ten. It is in your-, ©ie t)ttben jii iuiil)(en. 
 To make choice of, ©tlUflS m(il)len , nu6: 
 fuc^en. [fait geiuriljit, nuSgcfiu^t. Shak. 
 
 Choice-drawn, iiiit befoiiberer ©orfl: 
 
 Choice, adj. I. fo|16nr, Dorjiiijitil), 
 con beiler Qunlitnt, niificrlereii , iiufgefudjt. 
 2. (of) rpnrfam. farg, fleimii (niir). 3. (oti 
 mit ©orgfnlt aui^ienb, mot)l I'eriunfjrciib. 
 
 To be choice of one's company, feint 
 (Sci"e(ircf)oft mit ©rrnfnit lualjltn. 
 
 Clioiceless, ishoise'les, adi. ge> 
 imimgetl. Hammond 
 
 Oltoicely, tshoise'Ie, ado. I. ttuii 
 erlcfen, fi'ilbnr, I'orfrefflicf). 2. I'wgfiiltig, 
 niit ©orgfiilt, tiiit 9iuf-iunl;L 
 
 Choiceness, tshoise'nes, «. bie 
 KoiTbarfeit, ber bcfoiibcre SIScrtlj (eiiief 
 ffiJeiiiS K.). 
 
 Clioir, kwire, (gr. choros; nitgcrf. 
 ehor; fr. choeur) *. 1. ber Qi)OV (©linger). 
 2. ber Db. bnS G'I)Pr (bev Itirdje). [geiang. 
 
 Choir-service, ber gl)orbteiitT, 6l;i'r! 
 
 Clioke, tshoke, (nngelf. aceocan) 
 ». a. I. (with) luilrgeii, enuiirgen, cr; 
 (lirfcn (burd) 9{nud) Jc). 2. uerftupfen (einen 
 ^iiigflng ic.). 3. crbriideii, criTicfeii (q3flnii= 
 jen JC). 4. i a) l;iiiberii, ^cnimen. h> i un> 
 terbrurfen, erbriicfeii (®ebiiiifcii :c.). Siuit. 
 
 To be choked for want of drink, por 
 ©urfl perfd)nind)ten. To - a squib, eine 
 9fofeteii'iirgen. To - one's self, cin^urgen 
 im ipnlfe befiniimcit. To - up, pcr|lopfeii; 
 »erfa)tiimmeii. 
 
 Choke - cherry, bie SCilrgfirftfte. 
 — full, gebriirft md. --pear, 1. bie 
 aCurg&irn. 2. o ber bittere ©putt, bie bit; 
 tere JSifle. Clari.ssa. 3. ber itiiebel. 
 
 c5lioke, *• bie Siiferii bei 9Irtifd)i>(fen: 
 Mre«. [filcttenfrniit, bic ©tirfiuurj. 
 
 Choke-vetch, --weed, bnS fitine 
 
 Choker, tsho'kur, *■ I. ber SBtlr^ 
 flfr. 2. (finer, bcr eiiieni 9Inberii ben ^Jtunb 
 fperrt, i(;n jnm ©(^iveigen bringt. 3. tuiiS 
 ji(d)t 6e<nntiuortct lucrben fann, bie 9Jfinib; 
 fperre. Johnson. [luilrgeiib, crilirfenb. 
 
 Clioky, tshA'ki, adj. lufirgeiib, ers 
 
 Chola^ogrue, koi'agog,' (gr.) »• 
 bie d)oliigpgirrf)c , (Wnfle abffilirenbe Slrjcnei. 
 
 Choler, kollur, (gr. cholera) «. 
 I. bie 05.itle. 2. i bie (?5of(e, ber OJrinini, 3orn. 
 
 Cliolera - morbus , kdiiura- 
 mSr'bus, t. bie (5)iinrn|nd)r, frf)ii'iir]e ©ndjt, 
 6l)0[era = Worbn^. 
 
 CSloleriC, kol'lunk, adj. I. [TOeb.] 
 (jafiri"irf)tig, rt)ylfriu-f) 2.inii[lfiid)tig, iiiljjornig. 
 
 CholeriCIieSN, kol'luriknes, t. 
 bie d)t^lerird)e (i)i'nu'iil)inirt, bic \)irigung jutn 
 gome. 
 
 Cholesteric , kotet'lurik, adj. 
 
 CHO 
 
 [Cljctii.l - acid, bie Gtjulcfterinfanre. Ure 
 Cholesterine, koies'turin, > (gr.) 
 CItolesteriii, \ 
 
 [Cljem.] bn5 6l;o(ctlerin, (Sndeniteinfett. Uhe. 
 
 CllOndrodUe, kondrudite , 4 
 [OJfinernlg.] ber 6l)onbrDbit, aJriicit. 
 
 Choose, tshuuze, praet. chose, p.p 
 cliosen, chose (nngelf. ceosan ; l^ull. kie- 
 zen ; itutfd) kiesen ; \M. kioosa; fr. choisir; 
 nnil. choasa; pcrf. ghoxidan), i>. o. 1. lunl)-- 
 len , nii5ipnl)len, au*rnd)en. 2. uorjngdiueife 
 neljnien, uorjieljen; ni5gcn. 3. || au$erii>al)icn 
 (bie ©eligen). 4. [S'iprbani.j iuiil;len (cbrigfeit 
 lidje •iperfonen ic). 
 
 To choose rather, piirjieljen, lieber 
 luoden. To -, ppr nden Singcn, porjugS 
 iDcife. i don't — to follow their advice, id) 
 inng il;reni ?Jiul;e nidjt folgen. 1 - to give, 
 id) gel'c lieber. - then, fn M^t t6 benn blei: 
 pen. To - out, I. nn«iunl;Ien. 2. nu5fd)ie0en 
 tiijiiarcn). 
 
 Choose, V. n. bie a33nf)I ^nben; (niir 
 einer 23ernciniing), iiid)t uinl;in fonnen. 
 
 He cannot choose but sray, er fonn 
 nid)t nml;in, Da jii bleiben, cr iiiii^ bnrd); 
 anS biibiciben. 
 
 Cliooser, tshoo'zur, *. ber S23al)- 
 lenbe; &incr, ber n'iil;ien fnnii; ber 2i3al;lcr. 
 
 Clioosiug', tstiOu'zing, «. bn£^Ii3ai;: 
 len , bie 2Bnl)l. 
 
 Chop, (Dertl.) shop. 
 
 CltOfl, tsliop, praet. n. p. p. chopped 
 'u. chopt, (fnppen; fr. couper; gr. kopto), 
 V. a. I. (mit off) nbf}nncn, nbljncfen, ob; 
 fpnlten, abfd)neiben, nbrd)lngen. 2. jcrl;iuien. 
 bcljiinen, jerljiiden , jerfd)neibcn. 3. jernat 
 gen,}erbei^en; (up) megfc^n.ippen, (iuffd)nrtp: 
 pen; [2Diiibnifpr.] rnljmen. 4. 9iif7e, ©d)rnni 
 ben uernrradjen , nuffpringen mad}en (bie 
 
 $anb€ IC. f. Chap). 
 
 Cltop, V. n. I. (at) i)nf(f)en, fd)nnppcn 
 (nnd)). 2. (upon) plii'i^iirf) I)erfn9en (liber), 
 treffcn, fliipeiidiiif); iK'ernunpein, iiberfoden. 
 
 To chop in, f in bie ••BiDbe fonuiien. 
 Wilson. To - in ob. inio, plonlid) l)inein 
 fommen. To - out, f aiiSlii|7eii, rt«sfd)iit- 
 ten ; Siift mnd)en (bcm S^'me so. Beaumont. 
 
 CIlOp, (niigeir. ceapian, cypan, fnU; 
 
 fen, uerMnfen) v. a. l. fiiufen, tnufc^n, 
 au6tiiiird)en, pertflufd)en, i>eni>ed)reln. 2. iin= 
 berii, ii'ed)reln. LIEstrange. 3. |lreiteti, 
 jiinfcn, 2i3crte ii)ed)fein. Bai-on. To - logic 
 with any one, mit 3emllll^en (Trcitcn. 
 
 C h o p - c h u r c h , ber ^JJfrunbenrniifc^, 
 'ipfti'inbcnpertiiiifd)cr. l(iiibern. 
 
 C'hop, V. n. pl5l;lid) fid) brcl;en vbcr 
 
 The wind chops Ob. chops about, 
 [■5)?ar.] ber ^inb fpringt nni. 
 
 Cli<»p, *. 1. ein (ibgcljnnencfi ©tilrf, 
 bie ©d)nittc. 2. bie ©pnlte, beraiig. 3. pi. a) 
 bie ^innbnrfen; o brt5 9)?nnl d'. •OJiciifdjen). 
 b) bie 'OJiiinbnng einc6 gliiffc^, einer 'DWecr' 
 enge. c) [tcd)ni'I.j bie SJarfen (iti ©d)riiiib; 
 (lorfiJ); bie 3iuinge, itiemnie. 
 
 To set one's -s a watering, O 6'inem 
 bao ^Kniil ivniTerig i)ind)en. 
 
 Mutton-chop, iai 5?iiiniiiel*rippitc:i. 
 --house, bie ®arrnri)e. --logic, ber 
 ffirit-l)eiri5brotfcii, Diipnrirgeiil. Shak. -- 
 fallen, nuithlos, iiicbrrgrfd)Uigcn. 
 
 Cli«»p, (d)in. 'Ha.) *■ [iponbcl] bie 
 Q>i>iiiriU ( emer 'iUJaare >c.). 
 
 CHO 
 
 Chopin, tsho'ijin, (fr. chopiDt) «. 
 
 ber ®d)oppen, iai 9ii;(jel. 
 
 Cho'pine, (itiii. chioppine) *, » 
 ein Ijoljer SJbfn^ unter ben ©d)iil)en ber itfll 
 Srtmen. Shak. 
 
 Ciiopper, tshop'pur, *. I. beripacfer, 
 3crfi1)neiber. 2. bn3 3-Ieird)beii , ipncfmeffer. 
 
 Chopping-, tshop'piiig. udj. i.fiarf, 
 i«iil)lgennl)rt, bcrb. 2. I'eriliimnieiub, rnbe. 
 bredjenb. — ». a) ein Ijnher aibfiit^ unter be« 
 ©d)iil)en itnl. I)amen. b>bn^ >>niicn, ipnrfen !c. 
 
 Chopping-block, ber ipncfblotf, bie 
 ^nrfbnnf. --board, b(i5 S^adbxtt. 
 --knife, tni ^nrfmeffcr. 
 
 Choppy, fshop'pe, adj. riifig, ri^ig, 
 poller ©d)riinben. 
 
 Ciiopt, tshopt. prnrt. u.p.p. ii. Chop. 
 
 Choral, koral, (p. chorus) adj. 
 
 1. jnm (FI;orc gel;&rig, G^or... 2. im (FIjore 
 fingcnb. — ». ber Gfjoriil. —adv. C h o ' r a 1 1 y, 
 mie ein (F()or. 
 
 CilOrd, kSrd, (gr.ehordc)*. 1. [g)?uf.] 
 bie ©nite. 2. [6>coni.] bie ©cl;ne. 
 
 Citord, V. a. [-muQ befniten, mit 
 ©aiten bejicfjen. Dryder. 
 
 Ciiordee, kordee', *. [TOeb. u, 
 (Fijir.] bie 5?nrntTrenge , fd)merjlid)f ©pnn« 
 nung nm »nnbd)en U6 mnnnlidjen PSIiebr«. 
 
 Chore, tshore, (engl. char) s. [5?orbi 
 nm.] geiuuljnl. pi. Chores, bie geringern, 
 leid)tcn .?)nn^nrbciten. 
 
 CilOriaklllbiC, koream'bjk, ^ ( gr.) 
 
 Ciioriaillb, kor'iamb, ( *. 
 
 Ciioriambus, koream'bus,) [«)Soe« 
 fte] bcr (njorinmbuS. — Choriamblc, adj. 
 d)orinmbirct). 
 
 CilOrion, ki'reon, (gr.) *. 1. [Qlnflt.] 
 bne 91berf)iiutd)en ob. g?e^ ber 9?n(<)gebiirt. 
 
 2. (25ot.] ber ©nmenbrei. 
 Chorist, ko'rist, (fr. chorlste) », 
 
 bcr (II)ori|l, (Jljurrnnger. 
 
 CilOrister, kwir'nstnr, (p. chorus) 
 *. 1. ber (El;^Tronger, 0'l;ori|l. 2. [>jrorbnm.J 
 ber Cl;orbireftor. 3. % ber ©linger. 
 
 Ciiorog-raplK'r, knrng'grafur, 
 (gr.) s. ber 2iinbcrbefd)reit>er , C^Ijorogrnpl). 
 
 Chorog-rapiticai, koro-rat'fi- 
 kal, adj. d)orogr(ip!)ifd). — nrfw.. Choro- 
 graph'ically, djorogmpl^ifd). 
 
 Chorog-raphy, kAiog'grafe, *. 
 bie emibcrbefd)reibung, 6lionigr(ipl)ie. 
 
 Ciioroid, ko'roiii, a. I'Jinnt.] bie 
 9Jberl)iiiit, bns 3lberl)iintd)en , 91bergcfled)r. 
 
 Chorus, ko'rus, (inr. 20.; nngelf. 
 chor; ir. cora; lu. cor) s. I. bcr (F()or (©.in: 
 gcr). 2. [Irngobie] ber (Fhor. 3. ber (Fljit 
 (©efnng). 4. bcr (Jl;or (ba^ -)Jfiirifi1ilrf). 
 
 Cikose, shose, (fr.2C.) «. 19{cd)ri.trpr.] 
 bad Ding. Bi.ack.ito!iie. 
 
 CllOSe, tshoze, \ pniil. n. p p. 
 Cliosen, tslio'7.11,^ p. Choose. 
 CilOUg°il, Ishut, <aiigt'lf. cen. crn-;h; 
 
 •^asi fi^- ehoucas) *. bie graiie Doljle, 
 Jtral)e. 
 
 Ciioule, ^ jole, (angclf. eeole; ir. 
 
 <Io\»'l, > gi«I) *. ber JJropf (let 
 
 Joie, ; asbgel). 
 
 Cilfluse, ishoiVse, (arab. gnn^a; Allj. 
 cliasawa, bctnlgen ) v. «. ocniir of; in 
 Siorbam. mit out of; betriigrn, preflen (uni). 
 
 Cliuuse, s. I. ber Bnmntropf, i|$iii> 
 Ifel. 2. ber Sbetrufl, bie ^reUerei. "^ 
 
rile, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, ndr, got, 6il, c\6M. TAhe, tub, ffill. tAin, THis. 155 
 
 CHO 
 
 To put a chouae upon any one, Sinen 
 ^interi)t'))fn , Qmem einen <Btreidf fpieleii. 
 
 CitO^V, (|d)Ott.) to chew. Cheek 
 for cliow, side by side. 
 
 Clio'M'der, uhou'dur. $. [9iort>am.] 
 eiiie ^UUU init B^vitbad u. flefodjter iyifdie. 
 -beer. [iv<e(U engl.) fine <«« mit igprof. 
 ffiieiKnj 11. 3udcrCi(frflft bereiteten fQitti. 
 
 Cliowder, »• «• eiiie «J51iUte mit 
 giwubarf 2c. gffO(l)trr gifc^e jubereiten. 
 
 Cliowl, ( i"£^ott.) j o w I. [bnimuun. 
 
 C'lio^%<er, tshou'tiir, r. o. tminen, 
 
 Chris, liii», OUbtrjfl. b. Cliri»tiaii> *. 
 ©jrnW (<:)ini"e). If"* "Salbol. 
 
 Clirisin* krltm, (gr.) *• t<v 6nri|"iim, 
 
 CliriMMialf kriz'mal, adj. juill Gl)n^ 
 foil; c\(Wmi\. l^nU'Uiitj iiiic bcm Q\)ti\nm. 
 
 dirimiiatiUfl, krl/.iiia'!iiiuii. «. tit 
 
 Chri«Mia««'y» 'i''*'"'*'^'*' *• t" 
 C^rirrtinfni.i , tn* ffl'f'ip 1" tf"» <Jl)i-i|ti'>i. 
 
 Clirisoiii, kiuiim, *. I. em kuxi, 
 bn6 biiiiieii iiuem ':)JfoMntc n.id) rcimr OJiinirt 
 
 Cliri«*» kr{»t, (nr. cbri»t<i«.) « Cljniluf • 
 
 Cliri»t-cro»»-row, ta6 9Ib(J = ^ud). 
 -• » - 1 b o r It . l2?ot.] rer Gljriih Db. toteci)i)orii. 
 
 CI»rll»*t*n, kii»'»n, uuitjeir. cri»liii..n) 
 ». o. 1. tniifen. 2. bfiteuiitu , teiiiUiien lu. 
 Dinflfii). , ' .Bi'K'*". 
 
 Cliristendoin « kriK'sudum. <<i\u 
 flfir. crifct. iidoiio J. 1. Bit (FljriAeiiljeit. 2. t Co* 
 Cfliriaenthimi. Mh-keju 3. Dii: iiiiife. Shak. 
 
 CliriMteiiiuy, krUiuing, «• tK 
 Ifliif't, Ai:l^tallr■e. ^ 
 
 Cltridiinn, kr'.i'yun, (nngeli". ciis- 
 ten; nrm. crisien; (jr. cbri»tiano») «. 1. ter 
 CHrifr 'i- (Fl)ri|linu (tiiufiiame). 
 
 Christian • like, cl>ri|llld>, d)riflfn. 
 mofiifl. Shak. --name, Cer Iniuiiome, 
 Bprnnnif . - - p o n e y , e ber Sanftciitriiflcr. 
 
 Christian, tnii- c^ri|liii<>. — a''"- 
 
 C b r i ■ ' t i n n I y , Cf)ri|)(l(4. 
 
 C;iirUtian , ». a. f tniifen ; 6? nnmni. 
 
 CliriMtiailiKIIlT krisl'vunum. *• 
 
 I. bfl« O'lirnViithiiiu. 2. Me (Fljmli'nljeit. 
 
 diristianite, kri»t yiinite,*. ("Mfii 
 netnln.l Ccr (Jhriai.init. {Mi Ol)riilentl;iim. 
 
 CliriMtiailityf kiisisbeaneie, *. 
 
 CliristiilUixef kiUt yunixe, V. a. 
 d)xi\\h<D. 1" Cflinilfii mo(l)tn. 
 
 CliriHtiaiioffrapliy, kri!.iyun- 
 og'griie, 4. t bit ^efdjretbung djritllicj^tr 
 giiirioiirit. 
 
 Cliriaiinas , Liix'mas , (anqtU. 
 mne«s.i, tni 5f|li *. 1. tit Ji}tH)tti\<i)Uitit. 
 i. tit aOeihii.idjt, ber (jljriiling. 
 
 Christ 111 a«- box, bi\6 ':ii3cil)lli1(f>tfgC; 
 (d)t\\t; tit 53iid)re )u bcfTcii »]lufbeiunl;rim(]. 
 -•day, bfr C?l)ri)ltag. --holy-days, 
 btc ^UJci()lllld)^etl^gf. -flower, --rose, 
 l2?ot.) tit |rt)ui.ii}e ^lifeiuur}. — pie, bcr 
 5i>eil7H.i(t)tffiid)eii. — porridge, (Oiifll.) 
 bit ^eil)ii.'.<fit6riii>pe. 
 
 Cliriftf opiier, kns'iWir, s. Gt^ris 
 (Irph (iiuifiiiimc). libronnrturee Siilj. 
 
 diroiliate) kro'mAtc, «. [Gl^rlll.) 
 
 Cliruiiiafic, kromat ik, igr. clno- 
 B>a) aiV- I. 6ie iriirbc bi'rrtffciib. 2. 1'SRiif.) 
 (t^roiliatifd). — itdo. C li roiii a t'ic.i lly, d)ri''> 
 BJrttird). [)d)reitiiiig ^lln1) l)iilbe lone. 
 
 Cliroina<ic, «. [OJhn'.J bie «yprr: 
 
 (JliruuiaticS) krouiatlkf, j. p<. 
 
 CHU 
 
 [■Dpt.l bie (E^ronirttif, ^rtf&en'unb*. Ewcvc. 
 
 diroiiie^ krome, (gr. chroma) «. 
 [6tjem.] ba6 6l;romiuni, GljromiummetnU. 
 
 dtrouiic, kro'niik, tidj. [6i)em.j 
 dju'imniuT. - acid , bie 6ljroni|rture. Ure. 
 
 Cltronic, kronlk, / (gr.) adj. 
 
 Clirouical, krou'ekaljj [^eb.J 
 d)n>iii|'c^, iiiiigii'ierig. 
 
 Cliruuicle) kron'ekl, t. 1. bie 
 3eitgefil)i(t)te. 2. bie (Ji;n.'iiit, bai ^atjtbuit). 
 3-. pt. li tie '^iii1)er GljruiuM. 
 
 Cliruuicle, t>. u. l. in eine Qi)ro> 
 itif iitebeT|'(^reibi'ii. 2. aiifieid;iieii, ucrieid)ueii ; 
 10 be chronicled tor..., geltcii, gcljilUeu 
 suerDeii tiir... 
 
 CUrouicler, kioneklur, <. I. ber 
 GijroiiireiiutrcioiT , (FyriMufer. 2. ber ®e- 
 icDutfl'ilKi'ibir liiif, 3eiii)erd)id)re. Adoison. 
 
 C'lirouit|M«, kioii ii«, (. Die (>l;n>- 
 
 C'liruuof;:rani, kioaogram. cgv.; 
 *. i(\6 (MjiDiioijriimin, Cie 3>il,"bii4)|lobenj 
 iiii'djrift. 
 
 UltruilUjllfrauiiiiatic, kronno- 
 giaiiiinai ik . ob. 
 
 Cliruii<*i;;raiiiinatical, kron- 
 
 nugiaiiiiiidt ekai, udj. d^ruilinjriuilllliltifc^. 
 
 Cltl-uUWg^railllliatiJiit , kronnu- 
 graiii'uiatini. j. ber Ctl)ri>iiL'!li'*^»<">^i>rd)reiber. 
 
 Cliruuogrraplier , kruuoggra- 
 liir. *. ber Gl)reiit)iog, 3eltred)iicr. Took-e. 
 
 CJIirouu^^raplty, kruuog'grate. 
 i(\T.) «. t bie 6i)roin)grrtj)i;ie. 
 
 CliroiiulUiH:er, kronolloji'ir, i 
 
 Cliruuulu^ist, kruuol'ujist, ^ 
 t. u^y.) bet (iljruiioiog. 
 
 diruuulug'iC) kronnolod'jlk, ob. 
 
 CJIiruuolu^ical, kronnoloUJe e- 
 kal, adj. djrDllOliniirit). — ado. Chrouo- 
 log'ically, d)rDliOlogi|'d). 
 
 Clirouolu{{'y, krouol'oje, «. bie 
 dljriMiologie , 3eitred)iuing. 
 
 ClkruilUllteter ^ krunom'nictur, 
 (gr.) *■ I. [-45l)i)f.] ber 3eitiitei7cr, 6l)roiio> 
 meter. 2. [-'Siu\.\ ber iattmeffer. 
 
 Clirya, kris, >Ub(rig. u. Chrysomome, 
 *. [iauf'ii.i (>i;riro|li)m. 
 
 C'lirysalis, kassalis, ) (gr. SQ.) «. 
 
 Clirysalid, kiisalld, ) (.eiitomoLJ 
 bie ^JJiippe, I'.irue. 
 
 CJIiryMuberylf kris'oblnfl, (gr.) 
 «. ['))fiiiernlg.l ber Gljryfoberijd, (>iolbbcri)ll. 
 
 C'larysucolla , kil«'suk6lla , «. 
 ['Biiiiernlg.i ber Ci)yibieim, bod Jbcrggriiu. 
 
 Chrysolite , kiissoiiie, (gr.) «. 
 [•5)Jiiiernig,i ber OI;ri»|Vlit^. 
 
 CiirySoiit, kiit'iini, (gr.) «. '' ein 
 >uei(jf« (i)eiuiiMb , lurldje^ ben iUnDern bei 
 ber Inufe umget)aiigt ivnrD u. iveld)e6 fl*^ 
 ciiieii ■OWoiiiU laiig tmgen miiijten. 
 
 Ciiry.<«upra8«) kiissopiAse, (gr.) 
 «. l-Biinenilg.) ber Cl;ri)i'ppra«. 
 
 Ciirystals, kiUiaii, t. pi. ^ bie 
 «Uiigen. Shak. Ibnrfd). 
 
 Cliiib, tshub, «. [Od^tO^M.] berilaul: 
 
 Chub-cheeked, bnii^biicfig. —-la- 
 ced, boti£b<S(fig , ein bitfef C>).-|'id)r -l;iU<enb. 
 
 Ciiubbed, tshubbed, i adj. bl(f> 
 
 Ciiubby, tkhub bo, y fOpng. 
 tChucli, isliiik, V. II. gulden (i^on 
 
 Sji'il)iierii. 
 
 CiLuckf v.a. liyfen (u. i^iil^nern to. 
 Cltuch, P. II. ntverui Uiu( anfia(^en. 
 
 CHU 
 
 Chuck, (ruff, chokayu; fr. choquer) 
 
 V. a. fatift f4)iageii (unter iai £inn). 2. o 
 (lopen, I'cf^ucfen. 
 
 Chuck, *. I. brt« ©fiirfcn (ber i^u^s 
 ner). 2. ein pl5^(i(<)e« fleined (JJeraiM'tJ). 3. 
 ([ (uerborb. aui chick, chicken; b<i& Xiiubtt)en, 
 5pul)nd)en (liebfofenb). Shak. 
 
 Ciiuck, «. bet fonfte ©d)(rtg untett 
 tci6 £ina. 
 
 Chuck-farthing, bad fflrilib(<)enfpiel. 
 
 Ciiuckered , tshuk'urd , a4f. 
 [2Bni£>miVr.) nuffi^cnb. [fowl a. 
 
 CilUCkies, ((d^Ott.) barn-door. 
 
 Ciiuckie - stanes , ( idfott. > 
 
 pebble-stones, such as childrea 
 playatchuck-farthing. 
 
 Chuckle, tshuk'ki, V. a. I. locfen 
 
 (I). i>iil)Mcrn). 2. i liebf ofen. ' [i>.ii|e irtcfeen. 
 
 Chuckle, i>. II. rid)crn, nu6 uDlletn 
 
 Chuckle-head, ( 5fi>rbam.) bet 
 
 Dirffopf, Dummfopf, (yrobian, gnrell)nn«, 
 
 Cliud, tshud, ». o. t fiiiien, jenmgen^ 
 
 Cltuet, tshoo It, t. b(i« gcljncf re ^Itifdf, 
 
 ChuflF , tshuf, (lu. cyt ber <Stocf, 
 
 Stamm) *. bet ©robian , grobe ^erf, 
 
 Uummel. Shak* 
 
 Chuffle, if(t)Ott.) fat-faced. 
 
 Cliufilly, ishuf'lele, adj. grob, milf* 
 
 jig, brninniig. 
 
 ChurfineSS, tshuffenes, ». bit 
 (iJrDbljcit, bn« grobe, miiffi.je, brummirrfje 
 "iiJciVn. ^ (brummi.i, mufng. 
 
 CituiTy, tshuf'fe, lulj. grub, tt'lpii'i^j 
 Chuk, tshuk, (pen', chuk; 3tiib. 
 chuk; I'linSfr. sugara) *. ein aUort, roomil 
 man (Sdjiueinen nift; tn& «d)mcin. 
 
 Chuiu, ishuni. (arm. choiiini; angef^ 
 haiiie , brtl;eim ) «. [ UniueriuatenJ bet <Btu» 
 benburfc^. 
 
 Cliuin, t. o ber Zab<\d jnin fintieiik 
 
 Chump, tshiinip, *. ber Mio^ (^olj). 
 
 Cltuiik, ishuiigk. J.((brr.UU'<)(5pi)Ii), 
 
 Church, tshurish, (angelf. circe, 
 
 cire, cyric; \d)Ott. kirk; gr. kyiiakon)*. 
 
 1. bie &ir(t)e, tai ©ottciitjau*. 2. bieSitc^K 
 
 ((i)ptte«oien|l). 3. bie fiirdje (Jeeligion). 
 
 Church -ale, bie i{irct)iueil)e, Sirmffc 
 — attire, ber ^ird)eni>riiat. — autho- 
 rity, bie tird)Ud>e ®ei»alt. --bench, bit 
 Rirdjenbanf. —book, ba* iiir(t)enbuc^ 
 --burial, bn« iiv<i)ii(tft ^egrnbiiip. — 
 chopper, ttt Slbtriinnige. --disci- 
 pline, bie ^ird)cniud)t. --founder, 
 ber ivirdjengriinber, iiird)en|lifter. --his- 
 tory, bie Aird)engerd)id)te. --land, ba< 
 fiitc^engut. --law, bag ^ird)cnred)t. — 
 like, tirct)enmapig. - - 1 i 1 1 e n , ber Sir(<H 
 t)0i. --man, a; ber (5)ei|llid)e. b) bad OKit» 
 glieb ber engl. bifc^ijfiicfjen itird)e, ttt 5Bi. •, 
 tdjijfli^gcfinnte. -- man -like, )»ie ein 
 (iieiillid)et. — martin, bie ^ird»j obet 
 'TOnuerictdvalbe. — member, a) b<\6 &itt 
 c()enmitglieb. b)bet SCeligion^leljrer. --mu- 
 sic, bie ilird)enmuftf. - - o w l , bie fiird)en» 
 eule. - - p I a I e, tie ^irdjengi fiiffe. -porch, 
 ber S5orl;iv' eincr Xttrd)e. -preferment, 
 bie ^l>rat>enbe, <J3friinte. --reeve, ttt 
 ^ir£l)enaiterie. -robber, ter ltird>eiiran« 
 ber. --robbing, ter ilirdjiiir.uib. ^» 
 time, bie fiird)ieit. --warden, bit 
 ltirct)eniu'rilel)cr, i?ird)fninuer. --way, btt 
 •ixie^ ^iir Xirc^e. - - w o m a u , ba(« bi\<t)»Hidf . 
 
156 Fate. f/ir. fall. fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. No. niovp. n6r. jj;ot, 6il, rl6rt(I. Ti'ibe. tftb. fnll. th\n, TUtsi. 
 
 CllU 
 
 (jefiiintc JJrnuenjinimer. Church -work, 
 Innguime, und^Iiimne 'ilrteit. -yard, 6er 
 «ir(^):, •5rif6l;of; a tiit -, etu Ijiicfcriger 
 
 Cliurcli. v.a. fur ^eiiinnben (^raiife, 
 9Bil>d)iierinneii ) in &er Kirrf)c ob. i>ou &cr 
 ^aiijd fjcrab Biinfeii; Qimn jimi ban: 
 f«»6eii ©eftete in bic .Uirrfje fii(;reii oB. nuf: 
 nchllicil. She is churched, fie f)at iljri'll 
 «ird)ii<i"<l gel)alten. [biuj .fi:ir(f)cmf;um. 
 
 CI»«rcl»<lo«n, tshurish'duin , ». 
 
 Cikurcliiu^, tshiirtsh'iiig, JT. ber 
 fiirct)fiti"0 («'"cr 2l>6d)nErinn :c.) 
 
 CliMrl, tshuil, (nngetf. ceorl; £erl> 
 #. 1. ber ajLiiijcI, Jlcijel, 0ro6inn. 2. ber 
 aSntier. 3. ber gilj, 0)eii()nl6. 
 
 Prov. To put the churl upon the gerV 
 tleiiiaii, 55iei- iiiirf) "iOein trinfen:c. 
 
 Clllll'lislt, tshur'lish, adj. 1. biHlirifcl), 
 gnib, pdinip, uii3ef(l)liffen. 1. fiiljia, geijin, 
 jafje. 3. fd)uer }U bcarteiten (y. -Jiietrtlli-u), 
 uiitiiegfnm, fcil, Ijart, fpriibe. 4. (nilig, bc; 
 f<^iuerlicf). — aao. Chur'lishly, flrob, Ull = 
 flefd)(itfen. , _ 
 
 CllurlisIineSS, tshiir'Hshnes, *. 
 
 1. bie®robl;eit, bnU b.iurifd)e, rnul)e«JBefen. 
 
 2. 1 bic ^.irtc, ©treiige (be6 ®d)icffnl« sc). 
 
 3. Die giljigfeit. 4. t bie lliibiegfamfeit ; 
 (u. i) bie •yfrd)iuerlid)feit. [wHt>. 
 
 Cliitrlyv tshur'le, adj. i)Mt , raub, 
 Clllirilie, tshiirm, I (nilfleff. cyrm ; 
 
 tM ®efd)rci, &eto\e , ber Sdrm. Bacon. 
 
 Cliurit, tshiirn, (niigelf. cieni, cyriii, 
 cfi-eiie) s. iiae 5iiittcrfn0. 
 
 Churn -barrel, ba6 fl<inbrifd)e SStlts 
 tcrfafj. --owl, [DrnitI;.] ber Siegcnfniigfr. 
 — staff, ber 23utter|lijf*et. 
 
 Cliurn, B. o. 1. ferneii, buttern 
 (g)?ild)). 1. l)eftig pb. iiiiiiiifgefefjt fd)utfein. 
 
 Cltiiriiing-, tshur'iiiiig, «. tai niif 
 till •OJInl gemad)re Guniitiim 2)uttcr. 
 
 Oliiirrtvorin, tshiir'wumi, *. bir 
 g-elbgri(le. 
 
 Olliise, t.shoiiie, f. Choose. 
 
 CItiiKite, tshii'site, s. [-^Jiincrrttg.] 
 ber 51)11 fit. 
 
 C'liylHCeOtlS kila'shus, adj. JUtU 
 TOildifaft ge Ijorig , aii« -Wi(d)fnft. 
 
 Oliyle, uJie, (gr. thylos) ». [9lii(it.] 
 ber (rf)i)!iiS, ■'Witdifiift. 
 
 Cliylirnctiotif killefak'shuii, #. 
 t3Inflt.] bif llinu'nnblmig in ^))ii(d)fnft. 
 
 Ciiylif»Ctiv<>, killc aktiv. ( ,. 
 
 Cliylil'sftC tor y,kiilciak't lire. ^ 
 (9lniU.] 0?iild)fnft ['ereirenb , in '■TOtld)rnfr 
 utnii'anbeliib. [ [-Jinat.] nii(d)fnfrfiii)venb. 
 
 dtylireroiis, killireius, adj. 
 
 (Jlliyiu|»Uetic, kili(i|j6et'ik, adj. 
 [91lliU.l f. Ch ylif active. 
 
 diyluii<ii, ki'ius. adj. [-Jdtnt.] aui 
 TOtlrf)rntt teilelji'iib , ivie ■Wild)faft. 
 
 Cliyilie, kjiiie, ( gr. ciiymos) «. 
 
 [9In(it.] ber ni|}c Wildjfnft. 
 
 ,,. ' . J / I. Chiiuic, Chi- 
 
 Cliyiili»«t, > ■ , n, ■ ■ 
 
 . -^. ' . . V "■ ■ i' t- Cli I Ml 1st r V. 
 
 tJliytmstry, j 
 
 Oliyiiii(irsi.<ion , kiniiiicrcUa' 
 
 »liiii,.<. ['Wfb.] bie "iJiTCituiig br5 n'l)eii 
 9ial)riing^f.iffe#. 
 
 Cliyiiiiry, kiMi'iiiefi, V a. l%nat.] in 
 i;ot)cn '}}iiiit)fatt vcrivdiibeln 
 
 CIM 
 
 CibariotiSf slba'ieiis, ((at.) adj. 
 I. ju ben vtpcifen gel;orig. 2. ejjbar. 
 
 Cibol, sib'ol, (fr. ciboule) s. ['Sot.] 
 bie 3ipL>lIe. [fd)rccfe. 
 
 CiC»(la, seka'da, (tat.) *. bic S?eu: 
 
 CIcatricIe, .sik'anekl, (Int.) s. I. 
 [33ot.J bdi i)iiirbd)en. Barton. 2. biW i3uirb> 
 d)cn iui (?ie, ber i?nl)nentritt. 
 
 Cicatrice, sik'atiis, f ((nt. ». bie 
 
 Cicatrix, sik'atiiks, ^ 3iarbe. 
 
 Cicatrijiitve, sik'atiesiv, a-lj. b(: 
 narbent) , uernnrbeiio, bie SSeimirbung be; 
 fijrbernb. [93ernnrbung6niittti. 
 
 Cicatrizaut, !iik'atiir.aut, t. tm- 
 
 Cicatrizatiuu, !.ihatieza'.shuii. s. 
 bie 2$vrnarbuiig. [ben, bennrben. 
 
 Cicatrize, sik'atiue. v. a. uernnr: 
 
 Cicatrize, v. u. fid) I'ernarben. 
 
 Cicely, si>'ie, *. [^i3ot.] ber iSteiu; 
 fi'iiuincl, bn» i?erbelfMUt. Silken -, bie 
 *£rf;;unl6enivurj. Sweet- ber fpanift^e iter: 
 bel. Wild -, ber ©d)itrlin3. 
 
 Cicer, sls'iir, f. Chick pease. 
 
 Cicerone, sisu»6'ne, *'. ber Que-. 
 rone, Jrembenfiiljrer. 
 
 Ciceronian, sisuro'ncan, (p. Ci- 
 cero) adj. cicerDniiinifd). 
 
 CiceronianiKin, sisuro'iieanUm. 
 s. ciceroninnifd)er ©ti)l , ctceroninnifdje 
 'ffienbung !c. , ber (Eiceroninniom. 
 
 Cicites, sitsli'cf, f. C li i ck pease. 
 
 Cicitling-, sik'liiig, f. Chiclitiug- 
 V e t ch. [adj. cid)oriennrtig. 
 
 Ciciioraceous, .sikoia'shiis, ((.) 
 
 Cicisbeisin, si&isbc i^m, *. ber 
 (?ici»beigin. [(Eici^beo. 
 
 Cicisbeo, s!si.sbe'A, (it. 2i3.) ». ber 
 
 Cicurate, slk'uiAte (int.) ». «. t 
 jnl;in innd)en, jiii;inen. 13iil;nuing. 
 
 Cicitration, sfkura'shuu, t. t bic 
 
 Cicuta, ^eku'la, (Int. cicuta; vo. 
 cegid; fr. cigue; nrm. cliagud) *. [35Dt.] 
 ber ©d)ierling. [Cib. 
 
 Citl, sid, (nr. '233.) *• "• ber $eerfiil;rer. 
 
 Cider, si'diir, (fr. cidie; nrm. cisir) 
 s. ber ^Jlpfeliucin , iJlpfelmotl; f Cb|linLi|1. 
 --Iiouse, ba(- ^irtl)C'l;nti3 , ivo Dbilmoil 
 nii5gefd)enft ivirb. --man ub. 
 
 Ci«lerist, .si duiist, *. ber ilpfelmoil: 
 tnniDer , 'JlpfelnioiluiTfiiiifer. 
 
 Ciderkin, .si'diirkiu, (dimin. pon 
 Cider) *. ber S)vud lUMii >!IpfeImoil , ber 
 •Jlpfelnio|T von ber irctte, ber gerin \t dlpfci: 
 mo|1. [(bet ■il^roicffiiMien;. 
 
 Ciergre, serdsh, (fr. av5.) bie iurjf 
 
 Cigcar, scgar', (fp. cigarro) «. bie 
 6ig«irre. 
 
 Cigar- box, bie dignrreiibi'ufjfe. 
 
 Ciliary, kiryaie, (int. cilium) oW/. 
 bie 'Jliigeiiliiber berreffenb. 
 
 Ciliated, silcated, adj. [33i't.J gc; 
 u'inipiTt, unntpemrtig. [()nren. 
 
 CilicionK, >eliKh'us, (Int.) udj. 
 
 Ciinbal, sinrbal, (it. ciauibella) t. 
 bic Sinibfl, (Ji)inbel. 
 
 Cimbric, sim'brik, adj. citnbrifd). 
 — J. bn?OiiiU'rifd)i% bieeprndje ber()iiiU'cni. 
 
 Cillliter, sl'meiiir, (fr. ciineteiTc) 
 ». ber € libel, 'j^viflnftf). 
 
 linin(*rian , snniiie'rean , adj. 
 finiinerird). — *. '■ ber -Wohr. Shak. 
 
 Ciuiolite^ktiii'muliie, «. ["Kinn-nlg.i 
 
 CIR 
 
 ber Cimofit, bie ®d)neiberfreibe. 
 
 Cincater , -iiu'katiir, *. e bet 
 Jiinfiigcc, bO 3n(u-e niter -Knnn. 
 
 Cincitona, siniio'na, «. [-:5ot. u. 
 'J'}icb.] bie -Jieberrinbe. 
 
 Cinciionic, sinko'nik, adj. [(Ef)em.l 
 - acid, ^ic (Sind)oninfaiire. 
 
 Cinclioniu, siuko'nln, s. [CE^ctn.] 
 ia& 0'iMd)Linin. 
 
 Cincture, singk'lshure, (Int.) «. 
 1. ber &urtei, P'iurt , bie Seibbinbe. 2. bie 
 ©■infufTung Onun k.) 3. ['2lrd)it.] berS'rniij, 
 Snnm (einer ©nulo. 
 
 Cinder, s'.i'dur, niei(Ten5 pL Cin- 
 ders, (fr. ceudre; nngclf. sinder; (. cinis) 
 s. 1. bie nud) gliil;enbe \Uf(^c. 2. bie nu^gc. 
 gliiljten Sol^Ien (einer ®d)iniebe). 
 
 Smith's cinders, bie ©d)nTiebefoI)Ien, 
 S6fd)fDl}Ien. Cinders of element, j bit 
 Sterne. Shar. 
 
 Ci n d er- w e n ch, —-woman, 1. bit 
 iviihlenfnmmlerinn. 2 t ber ■Jlfd)ciibrobel. 
 
 Ciueration , sine.a'.siiiiii , s. 
 [5l)cni.j bie (5-iiinfd)friing , Senunnblit'ig in 
 
 CinereoiiK, sfuc'rcus. adj. a\\i)\(t)t, 
 
 CineritioUS, sineri^h'us, ailj. 
 nfd)td^t. [a\<t)ui. 
 
 Cinerillent , sciilr'ulent , adj. 
 
 Cing-le, siiig'gl, (ir. ceangal; Int 
 cinguluiii) s. f ber "TSn'rbegurr. 
 
 Cinnabar, -sln'Mabai ^gr.)*.l(?t;ein.] 
 ber SiniiPber. 
 
 Cinnabarine, sin'nabaiine, adj 
 juni Sinnobcr geljlirig, jinnoberljnltig. 
 
 Cinnamon, Nin'iiaiiiiin. cgr. ) «. 
 ber Sinimet. --tree, ber Sinnnerbnnm. 
 
 Cinnamon- water, bn3 3nnnietmnf» 
 fer, ber 3'"""etbraiintiuein. 
 
 Cinque, sink, (fr. cinq) *. bie 
 5iinf (iin ©piele). '" 
 
 Cinque-foil, [^ot.] bdi 5nnffingpr» 
 frnut. -- pace, eine Hvt erniler tnnj. 
 SiiAK. — ports, ((J-nglnMb) bie rogennnntrii 
 fiiiif ipnfen an ber OflfiiiTe O'n.iMiib^, J-rnnN 
 reic^ gegeniiber, Hastings. Ronmey, Hyihe, 
 Dover il. Sandwich, nebit Winclielsea 11. 
 Rye. -.quatre, bie 35ier iiiib Jiiiif aiif 
 ben •ffii'irfeln. - spotted, fi'infgi ftetf t. Shak. 
 
 Ciou, si'iui, (fr. scion) *. I. ber 
 SpriJiJling, ©proffe, bn« Sdjofsreifj. 2. iui 
 ■55fropfrei«. IfTor, feibene i?repp. 
 
 Cipers, se piirz. t. pi. ber ©eiben» 
 
 Ciplier, Ni'fiir, (nrm. chyfr, cyfi ; 
 ruff, t.siphir; fr. chiffie) s. 1. bie 3'!')' > 3if« 
 fer; 5iiiininer; [ipniibel] ber biird) 9iiim« 
 merii bejeid)iicre IBaarenpreifi. 2. bie iJiiifl. 
 •J. ber ©d)rifrjiig (ini 'ilKlgetneinen). 4. bie 
 We(jeinifd)nft; geiieimc 3'tfer. 
 
 To li-arn ciphers. red)iu'n lernen. To 
 stand for a -. f eine n)al)re ^fnt'l feiii. To 
 write in -s, bejifferii , cljiffrireii. 
 
 Ciplier, I). 11. o red)nen. 
 
 Cipher, v. a i. mit (5)-f)eitiifrf)rift 
 nbcr ill 3itfern fd)rfiben. 2. fnrafterifiren, 
 bejeid)nen. Suak. 
 
 Cipoiin, sip'polin , t. [-Wincrnlji.] 
 ber griiii: cb. blangeaberte -iBinntior. 
 
 Circ, f. Circus. fgr()5ri9. 
 
 Circean, s'rsc'an adj. jiir (Firce 
 
 Circensiiin, Nirsen'shan, ntO ctr> 
 ceiifiid). 
 
The. (ar, fMl, fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, git, oil, cl6iid. TAbe. tub, full, t/i'in, THis. 157 
 
 CIR 
 
 Circlnal, sir'senal, oiij. [33l>t.] JUi 
 famracniierollt , (ifiouneeii. 
 
 CirCinate, sir'seuite, Hat.) v. a. 
 tuiiBfn , jirfcln , ni'iirfeln. 
 
 Circiuntion, siisena'shun, t. t 
 (ic frcisforiiiige a^eiufi)utiij, Der Srci^lauf. 
 
 Circle, sur'kl, »er'kl, (fr. cercle ; 
 IV. cyrc; gr. kirko«) t. 1. [Oieom.) 6iT A<rei6, 
 Sirfel, tie iueif piicf)e ; Itrtiglinie. 2 o btv 
 9Ullc^■,Rrei6 (j. 23. tcr Grtx.) 3. Ber llminiiii, 
 llmfretfi (tinei ^Mei lo Shak. 4. ttv 
 i\veii, Birfci (0)c|"eU|"it)>ift). 5. 6ie Uinfdjrci-. 
 bung, ber Uiufdjweif. Fletcher. 6. [iioi].] 
 fcer 3irfe( 7. [ceurfdje* i){cict>] 6er Sreid. 8. 
 tci6 DinSfin. Shak. 
 
 Circlex of altiriide, [^litr.] bit ^oljetl! 
 frfi(V, 5?i'l)en-,irfc(. Diurnal circles, ['2l|l: 
 toil.) Die laqtrtii't. Full -, ruii& um. 
 
 Circle, D- a. I. \idf im ^reii'f um tt-. 
 
 rvae bcmtQciy, umtui\tn, umaet)tn. 2. uiiis 
 
 jje&en. [I'opk. 
 
 1. And other planets circle other suns. 
 
 To circle in, 1. tinf<t)\\tfien , umgeben, 
 umnrftijeii. 2 i btgreiijeii, einfcftnuifcn. 
 
 Circle, V. n. I. fKt) im Sivti\e btme-. 
 gen oO. lIm^rrllen, frriiVn. 2. i fid) beivegeii, 
 lebcn (in lu'rnfljmrn 3trftln JO 
 
 Circled, ser'kid, adj. f«i«fbrmifl. 
 
 Circier, «ei'klur, ». tin t"cJ)led)ter, 
 flfiiieiner Pb. befdjranfter Dieter. B. Joxson. 
 
 Circlet, ser'kiit, «. ein rieiiirr ^tiis, 
 tt-»<\, Sirffl. I'H'n- Mii.To.%. 
 
 Circlill{{' , xei'kliiig , adj. txn6\'i!T- 
 
 Circ«»cele, »er'ko»ele, (gr.) «. 
 l^ifb.l ttT ivrl1lnvt'^^frf'rlld). 
 
 Circuit, Ker'kil, (fr. circuit) «. 1. 
 
 brr ^rei«lnuf, bie Jtrci^t-nufiiiii"!- 2. ber 
 llmfiing, Umfrfie. 3. bit 3irfflflnrt)«. Ad- 
 jn>o»i. 4. i ber 9Cing, bnfi Biiibem. Shak. 
 6. lO'ngl. 9{cd)f«ri>r. n. Oiorbnm.j bie 'Diiinb: 
 teii'e ber %Ki)UT. 6. ((S-tidl. u. 9icrb.im.J ber 
 ««i(^t6bcjirf. 7. bit Umfdjiueifc. 8. |iKei<)if= 
 fpr.j bie unniii^en 'jSrojcbiiren. 
 
 To go (he circuit, bie liliuiibreire ma; 
 (tyen , (. No. 5. u. 6. [l)of. 
 
 Circuit-court, ber 23eiirf«.0)erid,"f' 
 
 Circuit , o. n. fi(f> iMi Krt-ife um 
 Quvai beu'cfli-n, runb (jeruniijcljeii. 
 
 Circuit, p. a. ningt't)e!i. 
 
 Circuiteer, kerkitieei', « (Oilier, 
 ber eiircn llmfrei* bcrriet, im itrcife t)tv^ 
 umreidt. Pope. 
 
 Circuitiuii, serkiiUli'un, 4. t I. 
 ber Bret^iniifi bie jfunbnife. 2. ber llni: 
 faiiiV 3 ber Umfrfjiueif. 
 
 Circuitwuif , ser'kSltiis , adj. in 
 einrin llnifrrifr l)frumgrl)fnP , iurir|i1)ti)eifig ; 
 einen llnirnng, ^n'Ubungcu uiiicDenb (U. 'iiir-. 
 gen :c.) — mlr. C i r'c u 1 1 o u » I y , HI rineiii 
 UmPreifc, llmr.inge. l(\an^\, llmUiiit. Ash. 
 
 Circuity, serkii'ee, < 6fr ilrflS; 
 
 Circular, Hcrkiiiui', (uu > udj. i. 
 freisfiiirmig. 2. brilatiBu] U'lcbrrfel^rt nb Ron- 
 COMMON. 3. gemrin, beiMjriinfr. Uk.njsis. 4. 
 umliiufenb, aw cine:i ilrcio i^b 3'rf'l fl'"' 
 rioter, 3irfiilar . . . 
 
 A circular letter, ein IlmMuf: i>pcr 
 9Cun^fd)^rilJcn , ilrciprrt^reibiii. - lines, 
 Jftcitlinien. - nuuihers, [-iUirl).] 3«il)'"'' 
 reren ^otenien bie iUnrjiijiil)! jnr G-iibjiifcr 
 ^aben. - sailiug, l-»Mt.| bie Sd)iffiaijrt 
 nacb tiuem groiien iirci^fcygrn. Kkcvc. 
 
 cm 
 
 Circular, t. t\\& llmlnuffc^reiben, 
 3irfuliirrd)rfiben. [3irfeifortn. 
 
 Circularity, serkular'ete, t. bie 
 
 Circularly, ser'kultirle, udv. im 
 jvreife, fteisiormig. 
 
 Circulate, ser'kiilate, v. n. um= 
 loufen , im llmlaufe fein , im Aireife \{<i) bt-. 
 luegen; jirfuiiren (u. iblute, Qitlb u.). 
 
 Circulating library, bie i^eit)> Pbcr 
 L'efebiblii>tt)ef j - uiediuni, b\\6 Umlaufd >, 
 Sirfultuion^mittel, bie <&M>, ^anfnixcn: 
 3irfulation. 
 
 Circulate, p. a. l. in Umlauf t>rin> 
 gen (@)rrtid)te, Ci)elb). 2. l:panbeli gtrirrn 
 cemen 2i>ed)fel auf ub. an (Allien . . .>. 3. t 
 umreii'en. 
 
 Circulation, serkulA'ahiln, t. 1. 
 Der Xrci^iaufi bie 3trfuiat(Dn, ber Uniltuif 
 tOed 'fluted, 6ielb^ :c.>. 2. bai im llmlaufe 
 befinblid)e &elb vb. ^4>i^pi>^rgelb. 3. lQ:i;em.j 
 bie 3irfuliUion. 
 
 Bank of circulation, [^anbelj bie 
 Wirobanf. - of bills, ber )h3ed)reiuerfel;r. 
 To be in -, jirfulircn, im Umi>uif fiiii. 
 
 Circulaturioua, kerkuiatu'r^us, 
 adj. t Ijerumiuiinbernb. Baurow. 
 
 Circulatory, ser'kulatiiie, adj. 
 umiaufenb . jirfulirenb. lUeii. 
 
 Circulatory letter, ein 3'rfular|'d)rei< 
 
 Circulatory, «• [(>'i;em.J bm j;ir> 
 fulirgef(t0. 
 
 Circuiiiaiubieucy, ksi kiiuiaiu'- 
 Iteensc, (lat.; «. ia6 llmgt'lieii, (i'iiifd^licMen. 
 
 Circuiiiaiubieut , )<erkuuiaui'- 
 beeni, u((/'. umgebeub, eiiifd^iieiieiibCSJuft .(.). 
 Circuuiautbulate, serkuiuam'- 
 biiiaie, (Inr.) v. ». f ^erumgci;en. 
 
 Circuiiiaiitbulatiuii, keikum- 
 
 auibiila'shiiii, s. f bai .^pcrlimgl'l}l'll. 
 
 Circuuieitie, >er'kuiu!iue, Uat.) v. 
 a. lotib. u. 'Wut;i)mm. 'Xtl.i befd^uciben. 
 
 Circuiuciiter, sur'kuuiMiiir, «. 
 ber ^ki'iijneibiT. I*, bie ijefdjncibung. 
 
 CirCUlllCi-^ioiI , serkuiUKi^liuu, 
 
 Circuiucuritatioii, serkuuikiir- 
 sii'&Uun, (iiu.; «. t ba6 ^iperumreiinen, :f>crs 
 iimiiuifen. 
 
 CirCUUtduct, kerkumdukt', (UU.) 
 i>. a. t l^Jilrgerl. ^^I'ei^^tJ aufijcben; bredjni, 
 liDinreten. Avurn:. 
 
 CirCUIuductiOll , serkumduk'- 
 shun, «. 1. t bie ^erunuiji;rung 2. ia>ui» 
 giTl. ))\ctt)t\ bit ■Jlufljebung. 
 
 Circuiufery serkumfer, Uar.> V. 
 a. t l;erumtriigen. 
 
 Circuuiference , slrkuiu'lc- 
 reuse (iat.> «. 1. ber llmfrri^, llinf.iii.j. 2. 
 ti-r i5rei5, bie ©djeibci J jcbtr freit-formigt 
 (i)i-geii|1.inb ; ber Sdjilb. Mii.ro.\. 
 
 CircuMirereuce, v. a. -j- umgf; 
 ben, einrdjliet-eii. 
 
 Circuuil'erential , scikuuiie- 
 
 ren'slial, adj. Den UmfrciS I'CtlTffeilb.^ 
 
 Circuiuf ereutor , »ei kumfe- 
 reirnir, s. IcyciMU.) bcr ii3infe:mi|Tcr. 
 
 CirCUIIlilex, serkumlleks, (Int.) 
 
 t. i(»)rrtmm.J ber Gireumflcy, bo« X)fl;nunfl5; 
 ieid)en. 
 
 Circuiuflex, v. a. mit einem (Fir> 
 
 cuiiitl<-i' venViu'ii Ob. iiiitiVrfd)en. VValkek. 
 
 CirCUIIlllueilCe, .leikuinfliiense, 
 
 j.Piellmjli|Tnii;fir, UmHl)iie^uiig(,i>. -iUaiJir/. 
 
 cm 
 
 Circumfluent, serkum'flulnt,) 
 
 Circumfluous, serkuui'fluus,y 
 
 aiij. HllIt^ieBel1^, iiiiif1utl)L'nb. 
 Circuniforaiiean, slrkumforA'. 
 Circumforaneou»,seikuiiiri>ra'> 
 
 nean, ^ (Int.) adj. ()erumiurtnt>ernb , ^erum< 
 neiis. ^ jifljfnb. 
 
 Circumfuse, seikumfiize', (fat.) 
 V. a. i. l)erumgie^en. 2 i jjerbreiten, (Pie« 
 riid)te). 3. umgeben. Miltoit. 
 
 Circuiurusile, slrkumfu'sil, adf. 
 
 umgiefjbar (®olB jc.) Pope. 
 
 CirCUmfusion, serkumfii'zliua, 
 
 ». I. bie 5;>crumgirpunij. 2. f bie aSerbrei* 
 
 tnng. [shiin, ((at.) ». bai 5?frumtnigen. 
 
 CirCUIII^ei9tati0U,serkam.jest;l'> 
 
 CirCUinj^-yrate, seikiim'jerate.) 
 
 Circuiiig'yre, scrkuuijire', ^ 
 
 V. a. t riiiii^ niiifreljen, jinammcnroffen. 
 
 Circumj^yratiou, >erkumjiii' 
 shun, t. bnS llmtre()en ; baS 'Sjitbtln, .ftreifetr. 
 
 Circumjacent , serkiiuiji'senc, 
 (lat.) adj. iimlicgpub. 
 
 Circumlij^-ation , .nerkuml^gi'. 
 siniii, (I.) 4. 1. bn6 llmbinPen. 2. bieSinbe. 
 
 Circumlocution, serkiinil()kii'. 
 shun , (lat.) 4. bie Umrc^reibnng ; ber Um* 
 fd)iueif. [uiurc. adj umf(t)reibeiib« 
 
 Circumlocutory , serkumlok' 
 
 Circuinmureft , serkuinmijrd', 
 (lat.) adi. iimniaiiert. .Shak.« 
 
 Circuinuavi|!;-able , serkum* 
 
 nav'ci;alil, adj. umfit)itTt>ar. 
 
 Circumnaviffate, slrkumnar'. 
 
 egite, (lat.) V. a. umi'itifffii , umfegi'ln. 
 Circumnavig:ation , serkum- 
 
 navci-i'shun. s. He llnirrtjiffiiiig. 
 
 Circumnavig-ator , slrkum* 
 
 nav'e^alu^, *. ttt llmfeiiler. 
 
 Circumplication , slrkumpii- 
 k4'shun, (lat.) *. t •. bai Ummicfeln. 2« 
 bie llmivitfelung, bni tlmii<i(felt|'eln. 
 
 Circumpolar, Kerkumpolar. ((.) 
 adf. I'ililr.] um ben ^pol befiiiflid) , ben ^o< 
 umgebeiiD , ^olar . . ., Gir^umpolar . . , 
 (Sreriie). 
 
 Circumpo.sition , slrkump6< 
 zisli'uu. (lat.) I. I. ba& Olufileflfn ob. ©eijen 
 in einen i<rei«. 2. bie frciffi:>rmige "21uf|lcl» 
 lung cb. @ti-(liiiig. 
 
 Circumrtuiion, serkumrA'zhuni 
 (lat.) *. t ba6 llmrd)rtitn, llmfd)aben. 
 
 Circunirotary , serkumro'iari, 
 adj. fid) umCrri)iMib, luirbi'Int. 
 
 Circumrotation, serkuiurotA'- 
 slum, (irtf.i *. I. DM llni£>rel)en. 2. bet 
 llniiauf, llmrd)iuiing. 
 
 Circuin!!«cribe , scrkuiuskiibe', 
 (lat.) I', o. I. lo>fom.| umrrf)rfiiHii, I'fidjrci* 
 ben. 2. ± l'ffri)raiifiMi, beiinMisfii; i'd)malrriu 
 3. t runb l)i'riiiii bei'd)rril'en, iimi'rf)n'ii'en. 
 
 CircuMLscriptible , seikdm- 
 sktip'icbl. iidj. I'riircii.ibar. 
 
 Circumscription, NCI ki'iniski'ip'> 
 shun, (1.1 J. I. [(ijanu.) Cir lliiii\1)rfU'ung j 
 (U. i) bie 'iicgrfiijiing, (riiuitraiiMiiui. .Shak. 
 
 2. lOiarunujff. j ^ic2?ellrl■nilll^l, llmijriiiiung. 
 
 3. bie fri'isformige Oiifd)rifr, llnnrtjrcibiing, 
 
 Ci rem Ills Crifltive, >erkuniskrip'. 
 
 riv . ttdj. iinird)nU'eiib , I'egriMijfiib, uin« 
 
 ri1)riinrcnb adv. Ci r c u msc r ip't i vely» 
 
 auf enie bef4)raurfe Weife. 
 
158 Fate, fiir, fall, fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. NA, in6ve. n3r, g6t, 6fl, cUud. Tube, tub, full. thin. THU 
 
 CIR 
 
 Circumspect, slr'kumspekt, (f.) 
 adj. uorfic^tig, ('chiitrnm. —adv. Cir'cum- 
 • pectly, uorftditig u. 
 
 CircWMlspection, serkumsplk'- 
 
 •huii. «. bie aSorfid)t, 23fl)Ut|amfeit,_UmMcf)t. 
 Circiiinispecti ve , sei kumspek'- 
 
 tjv , adj. a(t>mm , iimfirf)tig , l»el)utfani. — 
 adv. Circunispec'tively, bcfilltfnm :c. 
 
 Circuinspeciitess , serkum- 
 ■pektnes, *. tie 'i5or\id)t , nm^\d)t, SBeljut: 
 fntiifeit. 
 
 CirCIimstaBlce , slr'kunistanse. 
 (Int.) *. I. bt-r llnirtnii6. 2. bcr S'ltnd- 3. 
 f9{e(f>tS|pr.] Bcr Umilniib. 4. pi. bic lUii: 
 jlnnbe, 3eitiimftniibe, bic 2(ic\t, bcr 3iirt<i»Ci. 
 6. bie uniflanblirf)c SBefdjreifrmig. Shak. 
 
 A man in easy circumstances, eill 
 TOnnit in giitcn llmilanben. Being under 
 those -8, in rpirf)er I'nge. 
 
 Circumstanced, ser'kunistansd. 
 p. p. Dbcr adj. 1. untilnnblid) fl!igfne('<n. 
 2. in fcefiinbcrn Uni|tanbcn fccfinbiic^ d'. ^ft; 
 fmicn) ; 6crrf)nffni. lK«r iiagi-. 
 
 Circumstanced as we were, in llH; 
 
 CirClimstant, ser'kumslant, adj. 
 •J- utnrinflenb. 
 
 Circumstantial, slrkumstan'- 
 slial. adj. 1 cinrn lliiiftanb bcjcidjiieiib, iin; 
 wefcutlic^. 2. jufiiflifl. 3. iimannMirf). 4. 
 {3?ed)t«iVr.] flug btu Umilrinbeii (jerocuDnt; 
 men (3euflnif5 ic. ) Biackstone. — adv. 
 Circumstan'tiaHy, 1. ben Utnjlanbcii 
 jjemaf;. 1. jufaHig. 3. iimtlnnblid). 
 
 Circumstantial, «. im pi. bie 
 CiflTniiniiTanbe, g'Jel'eiiincfien. Addison. 
 
 Circumstantiality , serkilm- 
 stanslieal'cte. *. 1. ber burd) Utnflnnbe bf. 
 ftitnintc 3ii)tanb ciner ©oc^e. 2. bif llni: 
 (lanbtirf)feit a-infr (?rjn[;Iung). 
 
 Circumstantiate, serkumsian'- 
 sheate, «). a. t '• '" tefonbcre Iltnilaube 
 Derfe^cn. 2. tnit ticKMibcrn 9iebcnuniflnnbcn 
 ouSilnttcn ; iini|liiiiblid) erjn^len. 
 
 The best circumstantiated, bet fid) 
 In ber (>ei1eu Cage ^cfiiibciibe. 
 
 Circumterraneous, slrkum 
 tlrri'neus, (lat.) adj. iim bie Grbe tjertini; 
 Qit)mt>. [(rat.) V. a. + iimfc^nnjen. 
 
 Circumvaliat**, slrkum vallate, 
 
 Circumvallation , sli kumval- 
 li'shun, *. ['Wilit.] bie Ilinf(f)anjuna , Ctr^ 
 cutni'nKrttion. Lines of— bie Uiufd)nnjiing«= 
 Itnien. [shun, ((.) ». + t)a& 5pcrumfnl}rfn. 
 
 Circumvection , serkumvek'- 
 
 Circumvent, serkumvent', (lot.) 
 e. n. t ((illifl) l)inferfle()eii , i"iberIi|Ten. 
 
 Circumvention , serkumven'- 
 •fiun , *. 1. bie Uebcrlifliing, bcr (liiliflf) 
 SSetrnn. 2. * bn« 25prurtl)eil, bie SSefnu; 
 jenhfir. Shak. [adj. ii)lii] Ijiiitirncljenb. 
 Circumventive, seikumvln'tiv, 
 Circnmvest, slrkumvest', (lat.) 
 e. n. ri;in^l)i'rinn bebecfeii. 
 
 CirClimvolation, serkumv^la'- 
 •lu'iii. (Inf.) *. bnf 5pcnniitlifflfii. 
 
 Circumvolution, serkumvolii'- 
 nhiMi. (Int.) s. I. Me llnin'nl,iini(i , llnifre; 
 fjinifl. 2. bif iininni>n!jte Cndje. 3. |9lrd)it.l 
 bie "■li3iM^lll1^ (I'iiirr £niilc). 
 
 Cirj'iimvolve, slikumvolv'. ((.) 
 p. n. fid) iitiDvnlif" . firt) iinibnljen. — r. n 
 unibrtljen , iiinivnijcn. 
 
 CIT 
 
 circus, ulr'kus, (Qt. kirkos) pi. 
 Circuses. *. 1. [Worn. (iJei'd).] ber 3irfu6. 
 2.[~Wiibcrn] ber3irfu*,(Sd)nufreif,ltrei«plnt). 
 
 CirriferouM , Mrrifferus , (int.; 
 adj. ('iiot. I rnnfig, rnnfentrngenb. 
 
 Cirrous, sir'nis, (Int.) adj. [!9pt.] 
 rnnfig. Mabtvn. [(Jncilie. 
 
 Cis, SIS, 'atfilrjiinn i>. Cecily, «. 
 
 Cisalpine, sNal'pine, (int.) adj. 
 ciSnlpiiufd) , biffTcit-- bcr "Jllpcn liegenb. 
 
 Cispa(lane,«iN'padaue, (u.P a d n s) 
 adj. ci^•pn^nlli^d). [CiffDibe. 
 
 CissoitI, sissmd'. «. [(J5einn.] bie 
 
 Cist, sisf. (f>euer Cyst) # l^JInnt.] 
 bie Bcrfe , ipaut, ."f>ii((e, bcr (Sncf (cinr? 
 0)crd)a'i'ir?). (nen <2ncf cin(irfd)loffcn. 
 
 Cisted, Kis'ted, ad}. (9lnnt.] in ci; 
 
 Cistercian , sistlrshan , s. 
 [*TCond)fi«.] bcr Siileritenier. 
 
 Cistern, sls'tum. (mijiclf. aem; I. 
 cisterna) *. 1. bicSiOcnc, brr ^Bnficvf'C: 
 ()nlter. 2. bie nntrirlid)e3i|1ernc (iiiielle jc). 
 
 3. [Ic(^.] ber iliii}(finier. 
 CistiC, sis'tik, I*. Cystic. 
 Cistus , sis'tus, (Int.) s. [25et.] bic 
 
 ffiflriM'e. 
 
 Cit, .Mt, (mi citizen jufnnimenqcjoflcn) 
 *. bcr ©picpbi'irgcr, ^tjtliiler. Pope. 
 
 Citadel, sUadll, (fr. citadelle) *. 
 [5ertun(i§(>.] bie (?itnbe[(e. 
 
 Cital, si'ial, (p. cite) *. I. + bie 9"e: 
 fdjulbiguiig. Shak. 2. t [?{c(^t«fpr.] bie 23or: 
 (nbnng, (Fitntion. 3. bie SlnfMljriing, ?ind): 
 iiieifiing, (Titntion (p. Sdjrifti^cden). 3. fur 
 recital, bcr 25crid)t, bie (5-rjnI)lung. Shak. 
 
 Citation, sita'shun, (Int.) «. I. 
 [3?ed)tgfpr.] bie 23orlnbiing, C^itntion. 2. bie 
 9tnfiil)rung, (Fitntion. 3. bienngefu(;rte Stctlc, 
 bng (Fitnt. 4. bie ^Uufjaljluiig, ^nvn()nung. 
 
 Citatory, si'iatftre, adj. [9?cd)t6fpr.] 
 uprlnbcnb. Letters -, bie i'd)rift.id)c 25rrln« 
 bung bic iBorlnbebriefc. Avi.iffe. 
 
 Cite, site, Gat. citnre; gpt^. haitan ; 
 nngclf. haetan, hatan) v. a. 1. [9{cd)tg|"pr.; 
 porlnben , fnben , 6crd)ciben , citiren , porfor 
 bern. 2. nuffcrbcrn. 3. nnfiifjren (©trtlcu) 
 
 4. fiir recite, crjnfjlen. Shak 
 Citer, si'tiir, ». I. [5?ed)t^fpr.] bcr 
 
 93prlnbenbc. 2. bcr (©teflcii) 9Infiil)renbe. 
 
 Citess, .sit'tes, *. t bie ©tnbtirinn. 
 
 Citiiari.Stic,Nit/iaris'tik, a(/;.[i))iur.] 
 fi'ir bie 3itf)er cingeridjtct. [bic 3it(;cr. 
 
 Citiiern, sjt/i'iirn, (gr. kithara) *. 
 
 Citicism, Kit'es'^m, s. bn^ €picp: 
 burgert^um. B. Jonsow. 
 
 Citied, sii'eld. ad). (Inbtifd). [tifm. 
 
 Citisin, nii'c.mh, «. [(Fljcni.] tai Si-- 
 
 Citizen, sit'ein, (Int. civis) *. 1. bcr 
 
 asi'irger (eincr €tnbt). 2. bcr ©tnbtcr (nic^t 
 
 fciiifittlidjer, gefilbctet O^rnnn). Shak. 3. ber 
 
 &inii'p()ner, 5Scaui|;ucr. 4. [^lorbnm.] bcr 
 
 ©tnat^Ofirger. 
 
 4. If the citizens of the United States 
 
 should not be free and happy, the 
 
 fault will be entirely tlieir own. 
 
 Washingtopi. 
 
 Citizen-like, burgcrntnjiig. 
 
 Citizen, adj. l. biirgerlirt). 2. |1ab: 
 tifd) erjpgcn, n'ei(()lid). [^iirgcr niad)en. 
 
 Citizenize, sit'e/.uue. p. «. }um 
 
 Ci(izeil.«illip, sii e^iisliip, «■ ta^ 
 5Jfirflerrc(^t 
 
 CLA 
 
 citrate, sit'rite, ». [C^em.] jftro. 
 ncninureg ©nlj. - of iron , jitronenfaure* 
 6ifcn. ^ [bie Sifronenfaure. 
 
 Citric, sit'rik, nrf;. [(Tljem.] - acid, 
 
 Citrination, sitrina'shun , «. bte 
 jitrnncngclbe (Jarbuiig. [gcl&. 
 
 Citrine, sifrSn, (Int.) adj. jitroncn* 
 
 Citrine, *. [■OTJinernlg.] jitronenfnr* 
 tiger ^ritlnfl. 
 
 Citron, sit'trun (fnt.) *. bic 3itrpne. 
 
 Citron-color, bie 3itroiienfnr6e. — - 
 tree, ber Sitrunenbnutn. — water, ber 3i» 
 trpnenl'rnnntivcin. [bifj, bicTOnfferiuelpne. 
 
 Citrul, sit'trul, (fr.) *. t fcer Mu 
 
 Cittern, sit'tiim, «. " bie 3itl)er. -- 
 head, bic ^\<\i\v nn bcni cyriffbrcte einet 
 3itflfr. Shak. Lov. lab. lost V. 2. 
 
 City, sh'te, (fr. cite'; Int. civitas) «. 
 
 1. § bie ©tnbt. 2. bie <Btatit (mit einem 95i» 
 rd)ofi'fii3e, eigenen ^ngijlrntiJperfoneti ii. (J)e» 
 fencn). 3. bie 9lIt|Tnbf. 4. bie 2>iirgerfd)nft. 
 
 City-court, bcr ©fnbtningifTrnt. — • 
 authorities, bie ©tnbt6el)6vben. 
 
 City, adj. ftnbtifc^, ©tnbt . . . Shak. 
 
 Cives, sivz, (ft. 233.) *. ber ©d)iiitt. 
 Iniid). [». ber Sibctlj, 
 
 Civet, siv'it, (perf. zebad; fr. civette) 
 
 Civet-cat. [3tH>I.) bic 3il'ctl)tnl5e. 
 
 €l!ivic, siv'fk, (Int.) adj. bilrgerlic^. 
 - crown. [9fl>'ii (Mcfd).] bie 55iirgertrpne. 
 
 Civil, slv'il. flat.) adj. 1. (ifirgerlid). 
 
 2. [9Cfd)t!;rpr.'] furgcriid^. 3. 1'lirgerlid) (niit)t 
 gei|1lid) zc). 4. { \}hflici), nrrig, gctTrret, ftttig. 
 5. (icbilbct, cipilifirt. 6. ernil, erii|TI;nfr, fcier» 
 lic^, niiiti'itibig. Shak. 
 
 Civil-death, t9?cd)fffpr.I ber biirger* 
 lid)e lob. --law, ba« biirgerlit^c ob. (Fii'if* 
 gcfel). —-list, bie (Fiotlliile. - ofticer, ber 
 giiiilbcninte. — state ,' ber (Fii'ilttnnt. - 
 war. ber SSilrgerfricg. --year, i<[6 bi'ir* 
 gcrlid)e Onlir. 
 
 Civilian, sevii'vau, s. I. ber G'ioilift, 
 Ocljrer cbcr Dofti^r be6 (Fii'ilred)r5. 2. bet 
 3?ed)t?gclel)rte,(ini 9lf(gcin.). 3. bcr Stubcnt 
 be* tnirgcrlid)cn 9?cd)tf. 
 
 Civilist, siv'ilist, *. t f. Civilian. 
 
 Civility, scvjl'eic, (Int.) *. 1. * bie 
 aSilbung, (Fipilifntiuu , ^iilrur. 2. bie 9lrtig» 
 feit , §ii!)flid)f cit. --money, ttai Ijojiidje 
 (55erd)eiif. 
 
 Civilization, sivelc^aslmn , s. 1. 
 bie Cfiiiiliinritni, '-IMlbung, ©irtigimg, ©ittet»« 
 pcrffincrung. 2. f bie 2?cnunnblung eine* 
 peinlidjcti ^rojcffcs in einen biirgerlidjen. 
 
 Civilize, s'v'iliie, v. a. cii'iliilren, 
 gcfittct mnd)cu, bilbcn, nusbilbcn, pcrfcincrH 
 (cin 93LMf'. [perfeinercr. 
 
 Civilizer, siv'IlJzur, *. bcr ©ittens 
 
 Civilly, siv'iile, adv. I. In'irgcrlic^. 
 2. nrrig, Ijoflid). 3. * cinfnvft, eriiif. Bacon. 
 
 Civism, Kiviziu, s. bcr 33iirgerfiii!i, 
 (Fii<ii'tn. [l)cfd)iiciben. Beaumont. 
 
 Cizar, .sizzur. v. a. t mit ber ©c^jccre 
 
 Cize, size, f. Size. 
 
 Clabber, kiab'bur. t>bcr 
 Ronny- Clabber, bnn'neklab 
 
 bur, (bfun'd) Cat') «. bic gcilnnbcne ob. ge* 
 nMuirnc 9)rild), loi ?nb. 
 
 C^laclian,O'd)0rt.)a small villag«. 
 
 ClucU, klak, (III. cleca, clegyr; f^ 
 claquer) i-. a. I. flappem , mfTelu. 2. y«4V* 
 pern, flntfdjen. 
 
rAt«, far, fall. fat. Mi. met. Fine, fin, NA, m6ve. n6r, gSt. 6ll. rl6fid. Tijb«. tiib, ffill. t^'in. THis. 159 
 
 (.((f)Ott.) clogged. 
 
 CLA 
 
 Tb cUek wool, [Xtdfti.] bit @d)afit 
 martt aui ttt 'SjoHt auifd^ntibtn. 
 
 ClMck, *. i. tai Slawnn, 9ta(Tfln, 
 (Sefliippcr. 2. [iedju.l tie illnppet, 9{ii|7'l. 
 ^Kiiljlflrtpper, bn6 -JKiifjlnl&tfdKti. 3. 6o6 Oit-. 
 plapvet, ^jJIrtppeni, ©efliitictK- *• 6ie filrttfct>e. 
 
 To set one's clack a going, plnpperit. 
 
 Clack -dish, bit ^lappi'd^ufTcI. Skak. 
 — -goose, [iJriUiifij J tie 35aiim<|ani. 
 
 Clack-g-eefie, ^ (id)ott.) barna- 
 
 daick-grees«r,5 cle geese. 
 
 ClHcker, kiakur, «. bet £lavpeter; 
 bte filapptr. 
 
 Clad, klad, p. p. p. Clothe. 
 
 Clae^jred,/ 
 
 C/'lailltf kl4iue, (an<teir. hlemnian; (At. 
 eiaoiare) v. a. 1. anipre(f)eii , in ^Itii'pruci; 
 nef^meii, (from, pen; fprCcrn. 2. Qtwai nii; 
 fpred^fti, Qliirpruit l)<tbeM (niif), 6erc<i)(iqt 
 frin (|U). 3. ^ iiuiriifcn, pcrfuiibifltn. Spen 
 asm. 4. ^ neniicii, t)ti$en. 
 
 To claim a pioniise, Gitttn AUfforberil, 
 fein <it(\tbtnt6 2i>ort ju l;altm. 
 
 Claiiii, I. I. tiu (^iTbenino, btr 91ni 
 fvrud) (to. auf). 2. bir (Sct^iiibtVrCrrung. 3. 
 tn 9iuctanf\)vU(b. 4. btc3uru(tfi>rbcruit<|. 5. 
 bat 91iifvrud)6rr(^t. 6. bie aiiatfprod^enc 
 &<ubt. 7. "^^ ba« Cy<((f)rei. Spenser. 
 
 To lay Ob. to make elalm (to), 91uiprild) 
 mA<f)cn (niif ). To have a- to, on . . , mniprud) 
 l)aten niif... To quit-, ^ttiidft Ui\\tn. 
 
 Claimable 9 klAinabl, a^/. aic 
 
 fi'TU(f)I<l- 
 
 Claimant, klimaal,^ «. brr ^n> 
 Clailll<*r, kla'uiur, || )prud)iliA> 
 4>tiibe, Siifurffi'rbfrtr- (scure. 
 
 Clair -obscure, f. Ciare-ob- 
 'CiairKliacli,/ 
 
 f(t)iift ) harp. 
 
 <fii)0tt.) clothe*. 
 
 ClairslK*, 
 ClaiMe,/ 
 Clat^H, S 
 
 C:iaitii, (I'dieu.) cloth. 
 
 C fait li if Iff, (|Vf;ott.) clothing. 
 
 Claivers, M'it)ott.> u onsen* e, not 
 • penking se nse. 
 
 Clain, kiaiu. «. o tint 'Utt Qliidcrn. 
 
 Clam-shell, tie &d)nle bcriVlbcii. 
 
 Clatli, duificlt'. cUeniiiiu; flatliiit) e. n. 
 I. tiiit Sum ic. ijl'rriiil)cii; niifUbtii; mit 
 £eimtiiii)iiirniitKii. 2.oiia:iiiul^alteii. Clam- 
 med. iii'Tl)iins(Tt. 
 
 Clam, V. n. t fltben. [nnfftf^eiib. 
 
 Cilainant, klAmant, ai{j. \A)rtlt\\t , 
 
 Clamber, klam'liur, (p. climb; 
 r. R. (iiiir up) flettcrii, fliiiiinett. 
 
 ClammilieMS, Rlam'menes. «. bic 
 Slebriiifiir, 3Al)itjfi"it. (iiilK- 
 
 Clammy, kUm'nU, aiU- fli'(<n<t, 
 
 Clamor, klam'mur, (liU. IS.) t. I. 
 bn* Wfirt^rei. 2. i bM (iJcri'iV, lobrii (ciwt^ 
 9liiiTc6 :c.). ADDiiow. 3. liUflibmipr.] mi 
 3<^^^^<lfl'>t)f'■'• Shak. (t'linn tetiiiibi'ii. 
 
 Clam<»r, v. a. btird) &rid)Tti cbct 
 
 To clamor bells, bit (iJIrrfcn aiif riiiiiiiii 
 •n}irl)rii. 
 
 Clamor, v. n. (dyrtitn. (Clamor 
 your toiigiK-s. i'd)rcif end) ivnrfiT nil*, (obiT 
 aU(t)i = slop troiii noise, fflb rilljiq, ill 
 P'«tf tu(\ii\(l)>. |i£(1)nirr. Ciie.ste«hei.i). 
 
 Claiii«>rf*r, kiani'iniinir . «. brr 
 
 CiasilorouM , klaiu'iniirus , adj.i 
 
 CLA 
 
 fd)uitnb, I<irtnenb, 
 
 ClamorousneSS , klam'murus- 
 nes, *. ba6 fd)ri'ieriii:^e, fdjreienbe 2i}e)eii. 
 
 Clamp, klamp, (jiiammec) s. 1. 
 [Ied)n.) bie iiinmpe, 2Sange, bet iSiiijel, 
 bn« ©(t)«li1ii(f. 2. [-IRiir.] bai i&djeibengat, 
 bie *0?n|ird)eibe. 3. pi. [«UrttU.J bie i*ntfttt«n= 
 befdjliiije. 4. ber tSn^, :J)aufen (i»iirf|leiiie). 
 
 Clannp, «. l. [>JKiir.l mit ^lampeu 
 Ob. S[i3aiigen bet'eiligen. 2. [ie^n.J einfiioen, 
 oerjapfen, uerft^nlen. 
 
 Clamyhewit, (ft^ott.) stroke. 
 
 Clan, klan, (ir. clann, eland = chil- 
 dren, posterity) *. 1. [SdlOttl.] ber ^lilll, 
 i£tamm, iai Qk<<t)le<i)t. 2. (uernc^clK^) bie 
 i)iotte, 2)rut, SB.inbe, ba& ®elid)ter. 
 
 ClailCUlar» klangkulur, (Int.) adj. 
 tijeimlid), pirili>l)ien,per|lec{t.— ad». Clau'- 
 cularly, Ijeimiid) ic. 
 
 Clautlestine, klandestln, (Int.) 
 adj. ijeimlid). -trade, ber «d)leid)lj>iiibel. 
 — ado. Ciandes'tlBcly, l)eimlld>. 
 
 Clandestiiieueiis, kiaudestin- 
 oes, «. bie ^eimiidffeit. 
 
 Clang-, klang, V. a. fc^aUen laffen. 
 
 Clau|f, V. n. |'d)aUen, geUeii, r4>ivir)ren. 
 
 ClaniC, (gr. kUggo; M. ciaugo> « 
 ber ^laiii], ^fsd^ofl, bM 6)e)'d)ipirr. 
 
 Clauifor, klaug'gur, (lat. ac.) «• 
 ber v£d)a!l, bae ®tton. 
 
 Clailj|;:orOUa, klang'gurus, adj. 
 rdjndtnb, |d)iwirreiib, fleUeiib. [ertijiienb. 
 
 Clautf-ous, kiaiig gus, adj. i'd;nllenb, 
 
 Claitisll, klan iaili, adj. eilj| PCtbUll: 
 ben ivie em &tAmm. 
 
 ClauisUiiess, klan ishnes, «. bai 
 enge iSerbunbent'ciii , 3xr>^>>><>i<!>il;>iltc>i >»>' 
 em @tAmni. (rag-and-bob-tail. 
 
 Claiijamrrie* u'(i>»tt.) mob. tag- 
 
 Clauk, klaiigk, : bai ®cClirr, (^e- 
 rafyel. Spectator. 
 
 Clank, V. a. rafjeln, flirreii mad)rn, 
 erroiien liiiTiu (itetten ic.). ll'djaft. 
 
 Claiisiiip, klan'sliip, «. bie &Inii: 
 
 Clap, klap. praet. u. pp- cliipped u. 
 clapi, ifiiippen, fliiffc"), O'O- I. fdjiiiflen, flap: 
 pen, flopfen, flatfc^eji. 2. (to, on ober in) 
 iplijtjlid)) nii(leaen, (laleflen, ani'tfjinncn , an, 
 i'd)lieuen. 3. (lo) iiird)l>igen , ^itiuerteii (eiiic 
 ilji'ire). 4. (in, into, under, over) luerfen, 
 llfrfeit ; legen (in'e (yefanflnig jc.) S. beflat: 
 id)en. 6. mit einer oeiierudjeii itrnnfljeit nn> 
 ilerfen. 7. burd> $aiib|d)laa befniftiflen (ciiifii 
 fi.iiif). Shak. 
 
 To clap spurs to . ., (ein $ferb 20 fpor: 
 nen. To - the wings, mit ben Jliiafln fdjln: 
 lien. To - the hands, riatfd)en. To — one's 
 kneei close to the horse's side , cill ^)>fi'rD 
 !iei'<^ltifTen ()rtUeii. "Bo - hold (of), pli:u>lid) 
 I'lilTtn obiT enjrcifcn. To clap a trick 
 (upon), e-inem eiiienin'iTen tpiflcn. 
 
 To clap in cb. into, 1. g-nuai f)in-. 
 i-iiird)Mi]eii , l^neiit}U)iiigeii, i)ineiiii4)iebett. 
 I. etiircd)ncu. 
 
 To clap on, ("War.] bt\(i)l{i([tn , eiiijie; 
 \)tn (bie ©eflel). To - a writ on llie back 
 of . . . ., G-iiien feilnfl)meii (.ifTcn. 
 
 To clap up, I. ill nder (5ile, plL'tjIid) 
 ju ©ranbe briiiiifil cPer idjiirMfii ('Sriibfii, 
 riiicii i>aiibrl). Shak. 2. I'ljiir Uiiiriaiibo I'lii; 
 iprrrrii, rtiiilecfeii. Ijuraiiuiii'iiparfrii. 
 
 To clap up together, in allir (yiu- 
 
 CLA 
 
 To clap a seal upon, ein 5peW<lftfluf« 
 brurfen. 
 
 Clap, V. n. I. Happen, jufnmmenft^lai 
 ncn(niie?f)iiren). 2 flopiCM (nn einer lljure) 
 3. Hntid^en; (at) Grma* beflati'djen. Shak. 
 
 To clap in I'b. into, 1. (jereinpln^en, 
 Ijereindiirjen ; he would have clapp'd in 
 the clout, er ipiirbe in'iJ 3iel flctrcffen Ijnben, 
 Shak.. ; to — into one's prayers, Die ipailbe 
 jufanimenrt^laoen, faireii jum pjebef. Shak. 
 
 2. (in, 10) (-djned fein, frir.t an duwi fleljcn. 
 Clap, *. 1. ber «lapp, Sd)mj0, (Sd)ln.i. 
 
 ©treid), iirad), .Kiiail. 2. ber •ipln^, bie &ile. 
 
 3. bai filatfdjen. 4. bie ueiierit"d)e91ii|lfrfuiia, 
 ber Iripper. 5. ['Saifii.j ber untcre Iljeil bt* 
 ©djiinbeW eine< galfen. 6. * Det (ploRlictK) 
 llnfatl. 
 
 At one clap, nufein^TOaf; in einrmWu. 
 
 Clap -board, 1. (le (Sc()iiiber. 2. bit 
 gaebniibe ; bai »Jag6ubeiimitteI)lii<f. - . 
 bread, bie <8rejel. --dish, ber (>6ljernf 
 >)fapf (ber SBettler). -.doctor, ber Slrjt, 
 ber peneri|"(()e ^rniifljeiten, Iripper ^eilf, -' 
 net, ber eer(t>eii(iarn. [ment. 
 
 Clap, (rd)ott.) a stroke; flu4>mo. 
 
 Clap, (fdjott.) clapper of a mllU 
 
 Clapper, kiap-pur, #. I. tier (©eif 
 fail J) iilot|(t)er. 2. Bit Itiapper (eiiier «S)?i"i(j. 
 le zc.) ; ber Sii'mti, S,tiuaii,ie( (ber (Jilocfe) ; 
 bcr^lt'Pfer, spammer (tin Jfjijren) ; ber Derfet 
 (eine« Ij6l,jernen •SRapH). 3. (le(t)n.] bit 
 <JJumpenf(nppe. [ban, ber i?aniii(t>enbera. 
 
 Clapper, (fr. <H5.) *. ber«anin<t)fn. 
 
 Clapper, (fc^jott.) tongue; ton- 
 gue of a bell ringing his clapper; 
 using his tongue freely. 
 
 Clapper-cla>v, kiap'purkliw, ». 
 a. fd)impfen, f((>elteii, fdjmaljen. Shak. 
 
 Clapper -flitni^eon, klap'pur- 
 duiijun. «. o ber »iird)f upper, fiumpenferf. 
 
 Clapt, p. p. p. Clap. 
 
 Clare, klAre, ». l. (>(nra (^Wnme). 2. 
 eiiie >)?Dniic pom ©t. dlarnorben. 
 
 Clarencf>ux, I klar enshd , i. 
 
 Clareucieux, Jld-iial J ber jmeitt 
 H3Appetifi)iii(]. 
 
 Clare-obscure, klire-obskire', 
 
 (Mr.) *. [-))fal.j Crt* i>e(lbiinfrl. 
 
 Claret, klaret, (fr. clairet) «. bet 
 iJlnrct (blrtbTOfljcr frniii. ajriii). 
 
 Claricla€>rtl, klarekdrd, ((at.) #. 
 I'Wnf. OiijTr.l icii iiiariforb. 
 
 Clariiication, klarcfekA'shiin. «. 
 tie lilbfuirunfl, i'anfeniiifl (u. 8-liif|lgfeiten). 
 
 Clarifler, klarcfiur, #. 1. tai 9lb< 
 flarniiflfmlrrel. 2. ia& eaiireriinfl«gefae. 
 
 Clarify, klareli. (inr.) v. a. 1. fia. 
 ren, abfWren, aHaiitcrn, fdjoiicii. 2. f i fliif» 
 flanii (ben ©ciil to. 
 
 Clarify, r. «. i. fi(t> flaren, ((tO roer. 
 ben. 2. t lid) auftiaren. 
 
 Clarinet, kla, e.ili. (fr. darinette) 
 *. [-)Kiif. 3ni1r.| iai fiiariiiert. 
 
 Clarion, klaieyiiu, klar'yurt, (fr. 
 cl.tiron) *. [■^'){u\. :^sn\ix.] tai &larin,bie 
 3infe. 
 
 Claritude, klar'etiidp . $. f Beact- 
 MoxT. oter iijfir, ber OJianj. 
 
 Clarity, kiaretc. (lar.i *. tbieJlltit> 
 
 Clarliit, (rrt)i.'rr.) wrote. 
 
 Cliirty, ( (/rt)L'ir.) imclean; »ery 
 
 Clort}., \ diriy 
 
inO Fate, far, fa!I, fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nSr, got, oil. cloud. Tiibe. tub, ftill. t/tin. Tflis. 
 
 CLA 
 
 Clary, klar'e, ».n.+fcf>roirren, g»ffen. 
 
 Clary, kla're, *. [23ot.] D« ©ctjarlei, 
 b.iS ®d)nrla(S)frni!t. 
 
 Ciary- water, ber ®rf)<ir(etbrflnttti»ein. 
 
 Clasll, klash, (fl.ufdjfli • l;o(I. Wletsen) 
 r. «. 1. rniTHu , fdhiuirreii, fitrren. ?•. ± ein= 
 nll^er njiferilrfiteii , junucer, fntiifgcii, ^iii: 
 berlic^ fein. Clashing interests. entnO(]Cll = 
 flcfcijti: QiucrtiTen. Iber ilopeli oBer fd)lngen. 
 
 Cla»«li, V. a. (mtt OJeniufc^) rtii eiiinti; 
 
 Claslt, *. 1. ^a^ ®er.i|Tc!, ©eflirr. 'i. 
 bcr ©top (tnit ©errtufdj). 3. ± &cr SBiber: 
 fpriid), 20iDcr|1reit. 
 
 Clash, Cidyctt.) tittle - tattle; 
 scandal; idle talk. 
 
 Clasp, klasp, (ir. clasba) ». I. ber 
 ^nfen, ipafpfii; Dic.Klntniiier, ilmiiipc, 5?nft; 
 b.io ©cl)lce (eiiieS ^i\d)tu) , bie ©cf)!ui(Ie, 
 ©pc.iiijc. 2. bie Umnniuing. Shak. 3. [^ot.] 
 bie iltiiufc, bnfi OJabeldjen. 
 
 Clasp-knife, bn? (5-lnlCi]emo|Tcr, la; 
 fdjentuefTrr. --nail, bcr 5?nfnma(jc(. 
 
 Cla.«ii|>, 0. «• 1. nnljiifen, jiil^.ifen, eiiis 
 i)<\tt\\, \\\\A)\\a{\m. 2. fivHjaitni , ernreifeu. 
 3. iiiufiiJTen, iinifirmfii. 4. (lo) niiDrurfeii, 
 bri'ufcu (iitflen). 
 
 (Jla<t|ier, klas'pur, *. 1. ber Jcfl- 
 J)iiiteiibe. 2. Me .Rinmmer, bee ipafcii. 3. bie 
 Si'dnfe (bcr ^JJflniucii). 
 
 Class, lilas. (I,U. classis; nrill. cla?7., 
 tcla?z; fr. classe) *. 1. ["IBifTriird).) bic 
 filaiTe. 2. bie .ftlrtjTe (in Sdjiilcn). 3, bie 
 itliiffe, ber Sfniib. 
 
 CAafiHt V- "• •• [^'iflSilfrf)-] I'rtct) .(t(of= 
 fen orbiieii, flai"i'!rii''"e'i- 2- [©rfju'en] in SS.\a\: 
 fen nbtljEilen. 
 
 Classic, klas'sL't. _ ? "rfi- 1. fm"- 
 
 CIas!i«ical, klas'seiiai,jri'a).2.1"ii*- 
 fcunbiii, nuiilerljaft. 
 
 Classic, x. Per .KdiiTlfcr. 
 
 Classically, klas'sckalle, ado. 1 
 nnrf) JKloffen nn'rbnet. 2. fUmd). 
 
 Classific, klassifik, adj. einc Jt(a(Tc 
 Pb. KliiiTen fciibcnb, eiiie ^3Jnt'rbnunfl nad) 
 Ijliiffen niiirinenb. 
 
 Classification, klassefekA'sliun, 
 #. bie (Fintijeiliiiifl in .ttdifTrn, Slnorbnun.] 
 uacf) i?lnffcn. (frn orPncn, cintljeilen. 
 
 Classify, klas'&eii. t>. a. narf) .Ulnf-- 
 
 Classis, klas'sis, *. I. bie §.U\\\( (o. 
 9)feiird)cn). 2. bie 5Bfrfiininilnng. Mii-ton. 
 
 CJiat, ^ ( r(f)Litr.) rake togetlier; 
 
 Ciailf,^ an instrument lor ra 
 k i n 5 tog e t li er ni 1 re, weeds etc. 
 
 Clatter, klaftur. (111. clewtiavv; an; 
 (jfir. claiuinge =clatlerlng) v. n. I. flrtppiTIl, 
 miTi-iii , flirren, frt)iuirren. 2. flnrrd)i'ii (niit 
 bfr Bniin^)- SPE^•^ER. 
 
 Clatter, v. a. 1. fiirreii, riiiifd)en 
 Inffen. .Swut. 2. 9 feifeni, beifcrn, jnnfen. 
 
 Clatter, s. tni WerniTel, ber £*rtrni. 
 
 A c 1 a 1 1 e r c o a t. o ber 3iii'{l*"f ri'i'd)er, 
 ©direier, bns ^"piiippiTiiiiiiii. 
 
 Clatter-traps, (rd)c>tt.) j rl»ttIe- 
 t r a p s. tools a II (I a c r o II t r e in e i> t s. 
 
 <^latterer, klar innir. *. ba^ "Jjtnp: 
 prrmniil. (Of.iiTrln. P)rr.ii7i'l. 
 
 f 'latt<*rill^, klal'iriitii;^, s. tCii' 
 
 Claiiileiit, kiiiwiiciii. (i>u.) "./;. t 
 l?vMTniid>.i iiDiirrii-Mb. - muscle, ber Srtiiii-f;> 
 
 V 'Ijiti'Sifiinl , klj» .lcl,jiii. nilj. t 
 
 CLA 
 
 Claudicate, klaw'dikite, V. n. t 
 l;infen. [». + bn6 >>infen. 
 
 Claudication , klawdekasliiin, 
 
 Claug-llt , (rd)Ott.) clutched, 
 snatched violently. 
 
 Clause, kiawz, (fr. W.; m. claws) 
 
 1. [Ojrainm.] bcr^febetljeif; ber2Iu6fprnd), 
 Setjnprucf) , bie ©entenj. 2. bie Itlaufel, ber 
 iBcrnleid)!5piinft, bie SSeflimiuiiiifl. 
 
 ClauStral, klaws'tral, adj flofler: 
 lid). - prior, ber itiDilerprior. Ayliffe. 
 
 Clausure, klaw'zluire, *. I. t !>'« 
 (?infptrrunn, iUiuifnr. 2. [»!lnnt.] bet Qf- 
 rd)lojTeiie ^iin<i(. [sc»ape. 
 
 Claut , (ftf)Utt. ) to clean, to 
 
 Clavatcd, klav'ated, (lat. clava; 
 engl. club) adi. I, [!BDt.J feulenfonnia. 2. 
 fnorriii, fnotii]. 
 
 Clave, klive, prael. v. Cleave. 
 
 Clavellated, klav'ellated , adj. 
 [(Fljeni.) <iii5 .jefTiiniuein ^H5ein|loine (leinac^r. 
 - ashes, bie 233einftein(ir(()e, 'ipottnfdjc unb 
 *;j>erlafd)e. [and foolishly. 
 
 C layering', (fd)Ptr.) talking idly 
 
 Clavers, (fd)ott.) idle talk. 
 
 Claviary, klav'eare, *. ['')J?ii|".] bie 
 ildn'intiir. Encvc. [Snftr.) bii6 itliUMforb. 
 
 Clavichord, klav'ekord, t. [0)illf. 
 
 Clavicle, kiav'ekl, ((at.) «. L'^liiar.] 
 t>ni ©d)U'iffelbcin. 
 
 Clavig'er, klav'ejur, «. l.bfr®c^(i'if! 
 felinljaOer, G-jiicr, ber bie ©itUifTel jii ciiiem 
 Drte I)nt. 2. [(jnfoin.] ber iJeulentniner. 
 
 Claw, klaw, (ninjelf. claw) s. 1. bie 
 jvliuie, ^rntle; 'ipfote; bie ©d)ere (bet? Kret); 
 fcs) ; bie ©d)ale (beg lutlben ©d)ii>tin«) ; bic 
 3anne (am Smujiia'). '2. * Me .S.(aue, SpMM. 
 
 lro;i - claws , { ©d)itT!.-l>f. 1 bie ^ranb: 
 Pb. ^eiierlHuf e. - b a c k, ber i5iid)»rd)n)(in,ier. 
 
 Claw, (onnelf. clawen) v. a. 1. friU^en, 
 fraden, jerfraden, jerfmOcn, fraiien, fd)ran)s 
 men (niit tie» iJiagcln), jerrei^en (nut ben 
 .Ul.iiien), riijcn. 2. fi^cln. Shak. 3. "■' Qmtm 
 ia)ineid)eln. Shak. 
 
 Prov. Claw me and I'll claw thee, 
 \)33nr|l miber "SSuril. 
 
 To claw off Ob. away, 1. abfraf^en, abi 
 frefTen, abnanen. 2. ((liilern, fd)m.M)cn), 
 f)crnntfrreigen, l;eriintiie();nEn, aiisjanfen. 3. 
 (j-nuai (]erd)iviiib abrijnii, abmndjen. 4. o 
 bnrd)Brcfd)en , aiispruiieln. 5. bainni fo!n> 
 men, cnni>ifd)en; flencreii i>on... 6. [-Miiir.] 
 bii? ©d)itf iHMii Cnnbe rber eiiier luinbiijen 
 ititilc eiirfernt I>ilten. 
 
 Cla^V, (rd)orr.) scratch, scrape. 
 Claw up their iiiittiiis, ;;ive 
 t h in t h e t'inisliing stroke. Cla.\%' 
 favor, curry favour. 
 
 Cla^%'efl, klawd, ad}. I. jcrfratlt. 
 2. mir .Uiniiiii in-rfcluMi. 
 
 Cla\*'less,klaw'les. «rf/..t>()nr.filaiien. 
 
 Clay, kli, (nnni'lf. claeg; .Rill); lu. 
 clai) *. I. ber fvlei, Iljon, Serten, Cel)ni. 
 2. |i II. ? bie (S-rbe. 3. II ber Kettf, ©d)lainiu ; 
 bie ©d)a'ad)i)rit. 
 
 To Ua ceo- pipe -clay, bie ^feifencrbe. 
 Weald - clay iH*. the wealrteii, [(iJi'oU] 
 «Balben!)pn. 
 
 Clay -cold, erbfrtlt, ret>If«. --cot- 
 tage, bw £rhm()iitre. --j^rouud. ber 
 I'l'lMlllH'fML --land. --soil, ber f't'tfi'll: 
 t'l'Bril. - 111 n I I , fiT iltiMliIui-.ji'l. - I'l-I 
 
 CLE 
 
 1 e t , bie Sel^mf ugef. C 1 a y - p 1 1 , bie ge l^mt 
 grube, Jl)onflru6e. — slate, [-iJJfirieralo.l 
 beriljonfdjiefer. --stone, ['XWineralg.j ber 
 l^ontlein. Werker. 
 
 Clay, V. a. 1. tnit If^vn beberfen ob. 
 biingen, inergptn. 2. uu'ifjen (ben Sucfer/. 
 Clayed sugar, ber (>nrin,jii(fef. 
 
 Clayes, klaze, (fr. dale; lu. clwyd) 
 s.pl. [Jcilungs^b.] bai 2Beibengofled)t, %it(i)tt 
 werf. Chambers. [letjmifl. 
 
 Clayey, kla'e. adj.ti)omq, lettig, 
 
 Clayish, klaish , adj. tijonidjt, 
 Ic(jniid)t. 
 
 Clean, klene, (angeff. claene; TO., 
 ir. u. arm. glan) adj. i. rein, fanber. 2. 
 glatt (u. 25aiiincn). 3. [Snbent^.] rein. 
 4. gemanbt, fnnflreid), gefd)i(fr, ferfig. 5. 
 rein (i>. ®d)iffen). 6. rein, g.uij, ootlfommen, 
 
 A clean shirt, ein mcifjeg ipcinb. To 
 make-, reinigen , pii()eii, fmibern. 
 
 Clean, adv. l. rein, ganjlid), iH>nij{. 
 2. gemaiibt, gefd)irft. 
 
 Clean-timbered, f iwpt)(ge(l.lltet. 
 
 Clean, ». a. reinigen, putjen, fiiiibern; 
 ii)afd)en ((Solb, iai (iknd)t to ; aii^briufen ; 
 rtu^reiben; poliren; [-Win.] amsbaggern. 
 
 Cleanline.ss, klen'ienes, *. 1. bie 
 9{eiiiigfeit; i>veiii(id)feit. 2. i bie 9?cin(u'ir. 
 
 Cleanly, klen'le. adj. l. rcinlid>, 
 fauber. 2. i rein, uiibeflecft, iinrd)iilbig. 3. 
 rein tnad)cnb Cipiiiuer tc). 4. jitrlid); ge. 
 luanbr, gefd)irfr. 
 
 Cleanly, adu. rein(ii-f); rem; ^iertiit- 
 
 CleaUUess, klcne-nes. *. 1. bie 
 5?einigfeit, 9ecinlid)feit, 9feiii()eit, ©aiit?fr. 
 feit. 2. i bie 5){ein(;eit, Unfrf>u(b. 3. l bie 
 9ffin()eit (beg ©ri)l!5). 4. bie Sfcin^cit, i)a» 
 Jfciiifein (i>. anilerfenben j?ranfl)eiren). 
 
 Cleansable, kien'zabi, adj. ge. 
 reinigt, geniiibert iwcrben f&nnenb. 
 
 Cleanse, klenz, v. a. 1. reinig?n; 
 fnnbern, fcgeii (55runnen>; feljren, ani*feb< 
 ren Oimnier); fd)eiicrn , mitjen (.llejTt'f); 
 pitrgiren (5'ilf«ii). 2. i fid^ reinigen (uon 
 einem 95evbad)re jc). 
 
 Cleanser, klen'znr, ». 1. ber 9?ei» 
 iiiger, 9hu'fegcr, "Jlii^rnnmer. 2. ['OJfeb.] bii5 
 9lbfiil)rungi.*niitrel , JJeiiiigiiiigi-inittel. 
 
 Cleansing', klen'zMig, adj. temii 
 genb , 5{cinigiing5 . . . [9Jus-frgi"er. 
 
 Clean-sing's, klln'zingz, jr. pi. txti 
 
 Clear, kicre. (ly. elaer; ami. sclear;- 
 ir. glcair; lat. clarus, fl<ir> adj. 1. flvir, 
 i)ftl, rein, (jeiter, lidjt (tag, Ii>neu-.). 2. fkir, 
 biiiin. 3. frei, offen (5Beg u'.). 4. rein, 
 flerfeuloS (.^p.uit). 5.1 a) f(ar, cffienbar, rein, 
 b) fiar, beiiflid). c) flar, Ijefl (SSerilanb). 
 d) flar, Ijeirer (0)cfid)r). e)ri'iii, lanrcr, fa» 
 bellow, iiiibeffttff, rd)nlblo^, iiiirc^iilbig. f; rein, 
 frei, fd)iilbriifrei. g)ri'in, ii()iie '31b5iig, nettp. 
 h) nnbefangfii , iiiiparrl^eiirt^. 6. (■OJ«ar.] 
 a) flar, fiiijrbflr (^ilfk;. b> flar fa^reit* 
 (Ian). 
 
 To be ctear fron» Pb. of. frei fein (POtt). 
 — .ifler debts paid,, iiiirf)- 'Jlbjiig ber ed)iil« 
 ben. - gain pb. profit, bi'r iJIi'ttp ; (?Trrag. 
 
 Clear, adv. i. ftar, bciiriic^; pffenbar. 
 2. gfliijiid), I'iHlig, g.inj iinb gar, gaiij. 
 
 To come off -, frei aii#gel)eii. To get 
 clear, ipf iprrbfii; biird)ii'ird)fn, bappn fpnn 
 iiirn. To kfc|) - of pc>. Iioiii, bappii blei, 
 bill, Mr (iU'i.itjr iiu'ifi'ii, (iriua;- laircrlr.ifeii. 
 
Fate. fir. fall, fat. Me, met. Fine. fin. 1N6, m&ve, n6r, ^fit. 6iL clond. Ti'ihe. frttj. full. t/«!n, THU- 161 
 
 CLE 
 
 To leap clear over, ^iiiu6err)>rtygen. 
 To »tand -, nii6 tern 'JBetje <ici)eii. 
 
 Clear-beaded, IjcUCeilfeilD. — «hi- 
 n i u g . (jliilljrilt. Shar. - » i g li t e d , Ijetl- 
 fld)ti,l, t)tH '.^m)- --siglitedaess, Die 
 ipeU|lrf)rujtcit. -spirited, ojfen , reClid). 
 -utaicli. V. ". flrtrfcii (Stoffe, 2iJa((t)ej. 
 --•tare her, bie 51i5iifd)criiin fiir fciiu 
 
 SBiirrtK. 
 
 Clear, *. I9Ir(f)it.] bet iiinere Jfaum, 
 lia« oUHfff I'LMi OJebniiben , bcr dtamn }iui.- 
 f(t)€n ten Sciteumiuifrn. Twenty iuclij* iu 
 the -. jivfliijig 3l'(I im £id)te. 
 
 Clear, liiere. v.u. i. fiiiren, aftfiyren, 
 r,iutern, xtimtn (Slilffiofcitcii). 2. rciuiaeii 
 <»)}i£»nne); pvijen, faiiberu -iucrfjeiiiie; ybcuy 
 ncu cSBfa'^- 3. i reiiiiaeii, rnuUcru (t»n« 
 yiitet ucrn Secniufcern ic.;. 4. rtuimeii lein 
 (3iiunur>, ^i'i(3 mrtd)i:ii ; to - ilie road, au^ 
 trin ^CeflC afl)eii. 5. UM' ""« "«" '>''• «*">' 
 abnuimcn , auiniunieii , lutiiraumeii (S(t)iut 
 lo; abfulircn, flbtrna<" (S*iil£>f"u; l)et'tii 
 (^liiiftrmite;. 6- ('ro"'J fr" '"mten- *>" 
 frfieii (3cmflnti;ii p6. ©nuafi m\), ciul)tl'tii 
 (&incn finer -^Jflutt it.). 7. (from u.oJ, ihmd 
 rfiiii.ien ( bit ip.iiifce ic). 8. ( mnnc^nwl mit 
 ui»> ^f!l ober fuir mnc^rn, finrcu, l;((Un, 
 niifljefleii, nmV'tf"! (bie Cuf' «.). 9. i (rtiirt) 
 mit up) niiffl.iren, iii« Sidjt feljen, ntifilJieii 
 eine ^mge ic). 10. 1 nufl)eiterii (f>ai «e= 
 n(()t). Il.l Tfiniaen.redjffertigeii. l^.l^fed^te. 
 (Vr.] freii"pred)eii , Io«iprect)en (from, i'on>. 
 13. [:5>anbeli wjoHeii; ben 3^11 6ejo()leii 
 (fun; eiirri(l)tcn (ben 3ffl "•). «*• [i>>iiibcl| 
 tfiM gnuinncn, rein, netto I).ifreii ober be: 
 fouimen, retiien Grtrna 0«''<"- '^- l*'^'" 
 bcl] iii« 9{eine briiiaen, liiiiiibireii (eiiie 3{r(1)= 
 nuiifl), 6erirf)tjfleii. 16. [$.iiibel] quittirrn. 
 
 17. li(t)ten, nu^'Jorfeii (eiu Stilcf Cnnb;. 
 
 18. [>TO«.] fliueii: to - away, fOjit^tn 
 liiffeii (Iniie). 19. (off) nb|'(<)(eiftii i-)Knrim'ri. 
 
 To clea r a shop, [$aiibel) ein Qaniti 
 Silver I'erfniifeii , eiii ?nflfr rtufrniiineii. To 
 -the leap, ^inubcnVrinijeii, l)iiiuberiV<>fn. 
 To - the table, nbimflcn. To - a title, eineii 
 aiuiVcud) bewrirrii. To be -ed, [ fprtiibd 1 
 eiue* ffnfliineiits fiitfdjMgeit fciii. Cleared 
 with..., (.^onbell niifa>riuimt. To - an 
 entate, ein (»5ut I'Pii ben barauf tjiifienbrii 
 Caflen freimnctjen. To - the weed*, bof llii> 
 fr.iut nu^jiiren. - the road! nii6 beni ^lUffle! 
 To - one's iielf (of), (id) reinigen (iumi 
 fiiiem 2}erbrfrf)enK.). To- the laud, l'5)f.ir.J 
 Me pffpne ®ec gnuinncn, fid) ww i<r Bil|1c 
 eutfrrnt fj.iiren. To - the hold. ['Wuxt.] cm 
 ed)iff lidltfn. Mc. Cum-och. To - a ship 
 at the cutilom-houne. [Wiir.] fi'ir ein St^iff 
 ben 3pfl bfial)len, bie (Srlaubnie jiim •Jlbfe: 
 grin erfjalten. To - a port, nnflnufeii d'. 
 ed)iffen). To - in, [Seeljnnbel) einflnriren 
 (ein Si^iff). To - out, [ ©eeljonbel J beim 
 3i'Ul)tlure finriren. To - a ship lor action 
 
 rb. to - for action , ftd) jiim itiinipfe bircit 
 i)Mttn. 
 
 Clear, v.n. l. (Pft mit up, off. away) 
 f)cU werben, fid) niiffinren ober !i«f!)fitrrn 
 (p. IBctreri. 2. J frei luer^en. (lUfgr.innunui- 
 
 Cleara^e, kle'radje. «. + bie Spnx-- 
 
 ClearaUCe, kleranse. J. [Scil)i1M> 
 
 belj I. ber 3rfird)i'in, 3i'Ilif"fl. f'f tSTl.uib= 
 ni§ jiim "Jlbrrgein, fil.nrirnng, iSt^ifffi'erii'l; 
 lung, ber itiarirung^rdjein. 2. bic illaru 
 £iy< dtuttek. W6rUrbtuh. i. 
 
 CLE 
 
 Sung^fuefen , 3POgeti'if)r. 
 
 Clearer, klere'ur, «. ber !Rtiniger; 
 'lluttliher ; G-iljcitfrer. Addison. 
 
 Clearing', Me'ring, «. l. [Diurbani.J 
 bii6 ijeiid)iete Snicf Siinb. 2. [>>anbelj - ot 
 drulu, bie >Jitred>niiii>) , <Jliiogii.'id)uiig , H 
 iliiiDining burd) gegenreinge 'iiiuifrtniueii'uH 
 gen. —-house, li3i>iibunj 0i\6 ^iquibiitionf 
 l;au£. 3. - of a harbor, bie ^iauiiiiing (ine^ 
 .^ni'en^. 
 
 Clearly', klcre'le, adv. 1. fiar, bent 
 lid). 2. I'iilli.j, giinilid). 3. flar, l;tU. 4. 
 l"(Vdr(ftnnig, imt od)'iiiTiiin, i'l)nc jBeriuiriung. 
 
 0. vedUO), offeii. 6. iinbcfungeii, i>i;ne :)(ucf 
 Ijalt. 7. l:panDelj v^ne 'ilb^iig, netio. 
 
 To under.Ntand -, (jiir Utriltljen. 
 
 ClearueSif, klerenes, s. 1. ber 
 tyiani Iter liiMine i<.). 2. bte ivl.irl;eil, ^pelle 
 i,Ocr ȣtiiiiuie, ic^ ^iiumel*, iUiiiJcv^ it.;. 3. 
 1 a) bie KliUl;eir, Seurlid)f eit. b) Me JCtMidjf eit, 
 Cfft'Ul)ei[. c; bie ^eiierfeit ( Ce< (^cfict)!^ 
 d; Die Unbefd)oltenl;eit. Shak. e) bie 'Xtm-- 
 i)en , 4jiei|eiiii<rigfci[ (ber ^paut). 
 
 Ct^aruess of the giouud, bet freie 
 25obcn. — of the voice, bie l)cUe i2i(iiuiiie. 
 
 Cleat, kl«i, (gr. kleithrou ?; t. [-))iat.i 
 bte MtiUiipe. Mak. Uict. 
 
 Cleavage, kl^ve'i^dje, «. i. ti\6 
 £pv)iteii, 3>:riP>i»en. 2. [-JJi'ineraig.J biu< 
 ^pairi'ii, bie v^pnirung. 
 
 Cleave, klcve , praet. C clave; 
 cleaved ( iiligelf. cleohiin, clioHan), v.n. 
 
 1. (io> (hben. auriebeii, fid) aul;iiiigeii (niu. 
 
 2. 1 cio> a; pii|ieii, aiipiiijen. Suak. b> bi'i: 
 (linimen. c; aiiijaugeii (.(iiiienu; \i(t) aixljim- 
 gen iiu . . . d) (S-nicin jn il;eil luerbcn. 
 
 Cleave, pruet. clelt; p. p. cleft, 
 cleaved, * clove, clave (cloven eljcr nl6 
 adj.) Ciingelf. cleofiau, clitian, flicbeii; rilil. 
 lopnyuj gr. klao; v. a. 1. I'paircn, ^eripalcni, 
 iViillen. 2. 1 ipalten (fii6 ijevij. Shak. 
 
 Cleave, «■ »■ fid) ip>iiten, berilen. 
 
 Cleaver, kleviir, «. l. ber (£pnltcr. 
 2. tn\& $actiuf|iet (ber (Jleiftter). 3. i^ot.j 
 brtg JSleDefraui. lipainr. 
 
 Woodcleaver, ber i^Dlif)i1(fer, $011= 
 
 Cleche, kletsli, tfr. W.) »■ [^erlb.J 
 inM gc|"d)Obene (Sd)iri(Ti'lriiigfrcni. 
 
 Cleck, (fdjoit.) collect; briug 
 t oget h e r; hatch. (iugtiuie. 
 
 Cleckiiif;- time, (fc^ctt.; hatch; 
 
 Cledji^'e, kledje, t. t'JJiin.J bie obcre 
 Sd)id)i ber ^HJaifenrbe. 
 
 CI(McK,\ 
 
 lUt.) hook. 
 
 ) ^--v— •' I©(<)lt|fiel 
 
 Clef, kia, (fr. 533.) *. [-JJi'iij'.J ber 
 
 Clelt, kleft, f. Cleave. 
 
 Cleft, (maiid)i)i>il Clift> ». l. bie 
 iiliilf, ©piilte, ber 3{iH- 2. Ofrpnrincif.) ber 
 ipiiiiuiil|1. Karricr's DifT. 3. bti6 rtbgefpaU 
 tene ©riirf iji'lj "• 
 
 Cleft graft, v. a. [!5aiimj.] in ben 
 ©piili pfrrpfen. Mortimer. l$|crbel)iiriii|3. 
 
 Cic^Sv l^'^Si iiM. kliieg), «. t)ie 
 
 Cleiu, kleui,<Ubfrig. u. Ck-meut. [fen. 
 
 C ieiii ,1 fleniuicn) »• «. -J- I'crljiiugern Inf; 
 
 Cleiiieucy, kiciu mcuke, (lat.) «• 
 1. bie («iiiibe, "Biilbe, 5piilb. 2. bie >»JiIbig; 
 teit (ber eufr.). 
 
 Clement, klem'ment, adj. gniibig, 
 gntig, hiiibreuD, iniib, muieibig. — ado. 
 Cleui'ently, gmibig ic. 
 
 CLI 
 
 Clenient, «. «rcmei»« (^Tnmo..-^ 
 
 Cleucll, klensh, f. Clinch. 
 
 Clepe, klepe, (nngfliVclepan, clypan) 
 r. a. •■■= nennen. — ». n. rufen. Shak. 
 
 Clepsainillia, klepsam'mea, (gr.) 
 s. bie Sanbiilir. 
 
 Clepsydra, klepsedra, (gr. 2D.) 
 *. 1. bit ivjafT'-nihr. 2. [(5l;ein.J ber ^loben. 
 3. l^iJiiif.j bie ^afTcrornel. 
 
 Clergioal, klerjekai. <!<<;. ffjeiftric^. 
 
 Cler$;'y, kler'je, (gr. klerns; jr. 
 clerge; ir. cleir; nmi. cloer) *. bie filerifet, 
 0)eirilid)feif. 
 
 Clergy- man. bet ®ei(Mi(^e. 
 
 Clerg-yable , kier jeabi , ad}. 
 [ 9{ed)r6fpr.) bie ^{ct^ri'ivo^lrbiu ber (3Jei(l» 
 lid)fcit jiil.iffenb ob. gi-uiefjenb. Blackstone. 
 
 Cleric, kier'ik, g. ber Q>in\i{\&it. 
 
 Clerical, kler'ekal, adj. geiftlic^. 
 
 Clerit, klark. (nngelf. cleric, clerc, 
 clere) «. I. bft OJeiiliic^e. 2. G'iner, ber lei 
 fen fnnn.BiACKSTOBE. 3. ber (iieleljrte. 4. be« 
 >£d)reiber. 5. ber ipdnbliingsbiener. 6. irgenb 
 em 'iliigeiledrfr. 7. (in l?ir£()en) ber 23orle|»r 
 (ber ilnnuorten) , Sutler. 
 
 Clerk in a hank, bft Snnffdjreibet. 
 - of the market, ber TOarfti'ogt. 
 
 Clerk-ale, (G-ngl.J tai %<^ tu SJor. 
 leferS, fvii tiers, --like, gelel)rt. Shak. 
 
 Clerkly, kla.k'ie, adj. gelffjrt, finii. 
 rcid), f liiii, ge luiinbt. CKAitMER.— ado. gele Ijrt. 
 
 Clerkship, klaikship, a. 1. bee 
 gei|llid)e (Srnnb. Blackstoke. 2. ber gelef;rte 
 etniib. 3. biiS <Sd)rcibcrflnit, bie ©d)reibct< 
 l^ede. Swift. 
 
 Cl<;roniancy, kler'imansA, (gr.) 
 a. \)ai >Ii5ii!)rf.igcn .ni« ben SBiirfeln. BAaev. 
 
 CleU8-|l,(fcf)litt.) cliff; nnd) ra v i n e. 
 
 Cleve, ) in 3ni"nmmenfe$iingen boji 
 
 Clif, > G'igennnmen, luie Cleve- 
 
 Clive, ; land, Clif ton, = (iuf ob. 
 iiii()C bei eiiiem Jelfen, 'Jlfeljangc. 
 
 Clever, kiev'iir, (angelf. gleaw, fiug; 
 1)d(1. kloek) adj. l.pafftnb, frt)icfiid). 2. nrrig, 
 l)iU'fd). I'opE. 3. I)iirtig, fertig, gefd)irtt, ge» 
 luiinbt (bein jlorper nad)). 4. gefd)i(ft, ge» 
 lunnbt, fi'id)fig (beni 6)ei|le na6)). 6 X 
 lOirrbiim.) gefndig, liebenSmiirbig, nrtig. 
 
 Cleverly, klcv'iirle, ada. 1. ge> 
 fd)irff. 2. piiffenb. 3. I)iibf(^, nrtig. 
 
 C'levernes*, kievumcs, *. i. bie 
 (iJcii'imbfljeit, 0)efd)irfiid)feit. 2. (iJiorbnin.J 
 bte >Uitiiifeit, ber gefii(lij)e itiuafter. 
 
 Cleves, Mivi, ♦. t(j)eogr.] (Sleoe. 
 
 Clevy, klov'e, is. (OJi'rbnm.] bie 
 
 Clevis, klev'is, J SBorfpanmuiigi; (.an 
 iii3artfii , ^<fliigen). 
 
 Clew, kiu, (rtugelf. cleow, cliwe; 
 beutf0 JiilDben; I)oU. kluwen) «. l. bee 
 Amiuel (gaben). Spenser. 2. i ber Seitfiu 
 ben. 3. [■'DJar.l t>g6 (uute»e> Scf, 5;>i>rn (eiiieij 
 ®egcl£). Miui. Dict. 
 
 Clew-garnets, [gKnr.] bie (Skirnu* 
 (in ben unterilen G-(ffu ber untera iSegel. 
 
 lines, bie ^Vitoue an ben unterileti 
 ©(frn beS 'ilWnrSfegel*. Mar. Dict. 
 
 Clew, v.a. I. [>D?at.] einrcffen, fd)iir» 
 jen, bndjiiigcii, nufgeien (bieSrgel;. 2. leiiea. 
 
 Click, klik, (^oU. klikken; fr. clique- 
 
 ter) V. n. ii<frii(fin ( uon eiiier Ul)r to, 
 
 fliippern. Gay — v. a. J megfirdren, iiiaiiien. 
 
 Click, « 1. l>})Mr. u. 'OJiVc^.J oct 
 
 11 
 
162 Fate, far, fall. fat. Rie, met. Fine, fin N6, move. n6r, got. 6i\. cldud. Ti'ibt. tub, ftill. t//in, THIs 
 
 CLl 
 
 ©perrfegef. Mar. Dict. 2. [Dertl.] tit 
 Itjiirflinfe. 
 
 Click- wire, [llfirm.] ter®e^pirr^ra()t. 
 
 Clicker, klik'ur, «. e 6er enbeii. 
 biener einc« Jvfliifmaniifi, 6er miter ter lljilr 
 (tc()t, mil i^uiiten in ten L'litcM }u locfen. 
 
 Clicket, klik'et, t. Ht Siopf". 
 .^flmmcr (tiiicr t()ur). [ (I'on Ifjiertii). 
 
 Clicket, V. n. [SaSniCmipr-] |h-irid)cii 
 
 Client, kli'ont, (fr. 22.; lat. dieiis) 
 «. 1. [9C&m. 0cfct).] Bcr iilient, ©djiltjliu*]. 
 2. [ 9?ccl)t^rpr ] Cer Jtlient. 3. 6er Dt). bie 
 Slbljiiiiflige , Me Krentiir- B. Jonsos. 
 
 Cliental, kliental. adj. + o(>l)iingig. 
 
 Cliented, klieuted, adj. ^lieiuen 
 ^nbtn&. [illtentrt^aft. 
 
 Clientsliip, kli'entsli'p, j. tie 
 
 Cliir, klif,/ (nnacir- d'f, dyfj ''eof; 
 
 Clif , \ IB. clip) *. 1. bie Slippe. 
 
 2. ber 9l6|lurj , 9I6grmib. 
 
 C^IifT, (fi-.cleO s. mm'.] ber S^Ii'iffel. 
 
 Cliffy, klif'te, adj. flippig , |"d)rDff- 
 
 Clirted, klif'ted, adj. jerbrot^cn, 
 (jefpnltrn. Corgreve. 
 
 Climacter, klluiak'tur, (gr. 2C.) 
 cber beffer 
 
 Climacteric , klimak'tertk , t. 
 1. [iUiln.lI.] Mi ©tiifeiijafjr (im nteiifd)Iicf)en 
 fiebem. 2. t «*" flc'i'iffff 3fif<">'" Brown. 
 
 Cliiiiacterie, ad/. I'iailroI.J-year. 
 Itii €tiifi-njal)r. 
 
 Climate, kli'maJe, (gr. klima) *. 
 1. [Cski'gr.) ber Grbilrid). 2. ber $imtnfl«. 
 (Irirf), tia& ^limfl. 
 
 Climate, v. n. f iviifjnen, ^niifen. 
 
 Climatic, klimaCiik, ^«rf;. fli. 
 
 Climaticul, klimat'iikai.Jmatifrt?. 
 
 Climature, kli'iuat»hure, #. f E'er 
 f-rbttriff>, b>i* Slimn. Shau. 
 
 Climax, kli'mak*. (gr. 233.) «. [9ft)et.] 
 ber filimor bie 9l()(liifiing, gteigerung. 
 
 Climb, klime. praet. U. p- p. climb- 
 ed (clomb ill nid)t jierlicf)) (fliigelf. climan. 
 elimban) ». n. I. tlimilien , fletteril ; (up) 
 fjiimiiftlettern, tjiiiinifftcigen. 2. langfam 
 flufiTfigen (v. Bnmpfeii). Dryden. 
 
 Climb, V. a. ? erPtininien, erflettern. 
 
 Climbable, kliiueabl , adj. er. 
 flinimear, erileigbar. 
 
 Climber, kli'mur, «. I. ber Alette, 
 ter. 2. bie fio) luiiibetibe ob. flettcrnbe ^fianje. 
 
 3. [a3ot.) bie 535<.lbre6e. 
 
 Prov. Hasty climbers have nudden 
 fftllK, JBcr ()Oct) (leigt, fcilit tief. 
 
 Climber, v. n. f fltmmeii, flettern. 
 ■ Clime, kiSnie, «. $ ber Grbilrid); tai 
 ^lirnn. BvRON. 
 
 Clinch, kliiish, (^pn. klinken) v. a. 
 I. iiiii|"(l)lagfn, umnieten (•KiigeD. 2. nieten, 
 pernietcn , befeiligeii, feflljniten (mit eiucm 
 9innef). 3. ifcfl|le((c» (eineii 95eiuci6). *• 
 umfoffen , fnfTen , pnctcn (mit bcr ^c.nb^. 5. 
 6<iflen (bie 55«i>ft)- 6. [*2Jtar.] an beii Slnfers 
 ring flcdjcn (Iiiiie). (fpiel. 
 
 Clinching witticism, einiBl^igtSSCortt 
 
 Cliucli, «. 1. btti ^IHirtipiel. 2. bie 
 nji^ige, fiitnreid)e>3lMnuprt. Bailev. 3. [OTnr.l 
 ttx fiiif>e!fti(f) , 91iiffritiif). Maii. Dict. 
 
 Clincher, kiin'xluir. «. i. bicJtnim: 
 pt. 2. bie ivinige "^.MruMi, ber 1i3i(}ier. Baiiev. 
 3 b.i6 Txiibriire. 
 
 C 1 i n c li e r I'D. cl i II U e r ■ li u i 1 1 . [^Jiiir J 
 
 CLO 
 
 Hinferiveire gebnut. Clincher-work, 
 ['Wnr ] taS fiimferiuerf. Mar. Dict. 
 
 Clinjg', klliig, praet. U. p- p. clung, 
 (niigelf. ciingan) i-. n. 1. (to) aiil)angen, 
 fid) fiiiflnnmiern (gii). 2. aii'febcn. 3. i fln< 
 Ijiingeii, l^iiiigen dm Oemanben). 
 
 Clin^, V. a. nufbfcrreii, iicrief)rcn. 
 
 Till faiiiiiie cling lliee Shak. 
 
 Cliug-y, kl'ing'e, adj. rtnl)angig , aii> 
 flebcnb, til brig. 
 
 Clinic, kliii'ik. 'i(qv.)adj. l. 
 
 Clinical, klinekal.^ [ >))^eb.] rii< 
 ni|"(f). 2. bettMgcrig, fliif bem iobbette lic> 
 geiib. — adv. Clin'ically, flinifct). 
 
 Clinic, t. tint <iuf bem iDbbette fie> 
 geiibe ^en'on. 
 
 Clink, kl!ngk, «. I. ba« ®efringe(, 
 (JJefiirr. 2. <■• bcr iljiirijntnmcr. Spesser. 
 
 Clink, (ittt. clango) V. fi. flingeii, 
 flirrcii, raijeln. 
 
 Clink, Q'cfyott.) smart stroke; ntid) 
 bn« (i)efliiigei; i iai Oielb. 
 
 Clinkers, klingk'urz, «. pi. vcr< 
 brnnnte S'ffl*'' !>'' i" ciiianber l)nngeii. 
 
 Cliuket, (|"d)Ott.)c lankei; struck. 
 
 Ciinkin, (fdjott.) c 1 i n k i n g , j e r k- 
 ing. [ncrnlg.) ber Kiiiigileiii. 
 
 Clinkstone, klingk'stone, *. [-iJii-- 
 
 Clinkumbell , (. \<t)ott. ) who 
 rings the c h u r c h • b e 1 1. 
 
 Clinometer, kilnom'Atur, (gr.) *■ 
 ber itfiiiDmercr (eiii ivifTem"d)iifrl. iOerfjeiig). 
 
 Clinquant, kiiiigkant, (fr. Hi.) 
 adj. ill 5littcr|tant gcflcibec, fdjimmcrnb. 
 
 Clip, klip, prael. U. p. p. clipped U. 
 dipt, (nngelf. clypan) ». a. 1. nb|liiijeti, 
 |liii)cn; fc^crcn «£d)nfe); bcfcbiieiben, fippeii 
 (0)elb|lfirfe). 2. oerfurjeii (iSorte); uer> 
 fd)lurfeii (<£i)Ibeu). 3. f eiiifdjlicefii , unt< 
 geben; uiufnfien, iiiiiarnieii. Shak. 4. i 
 befdjraiifcn. 
 
 To clip it. [iJiDrbnni.]efpriiigcn,rcnncii. 
 Clipped money, bci'»1)llitrenc6 (Sielb. 
 
 Clip, *. 1. liJtorbam.J ber (Sd)Iiig ob. 
 Strcid) mit bcr i^aiib. 1. bie tlmariming. 
 
 Clipper, klip-pur. s. 1. bcr i8c. 
 fdjneibcr, edjcrcr, itipper. 2. ber 'barifc^crcr. 
 
 Clipping's, klip'piiigi, s. pi. bie 
 >]lbfii!le. ©d)iiii3L'I. Locke. 
 
 Clippin|;r time, (|'d)ott.) the nick 
 of time. — To come in clipping 
 time, to come as opportunely as he who 
 visits a farmer at slieep -shearing time, 
 when there is always mirth and good cheer. 
 
 Clishmaclaver, (fd)ott.) idle 
 
 conversation. [Slcbefrflllt. 
 
 Clivers, kiiv'un. «. [Sjnt.] bne 
 
 Cloak, kloke.*. ber ■OJf.intel,!'. Ciokc. 
 
 Clock, klok. (rtligelf. clugga, clucga; 
 nrm. cloch, clech; ir. clog; lu. cloc) t. 
 i.bic Ut)r, ©c^lrtguljr. 2. biclU;r, ©locfe. 3. 
 ber Siwirfel (cineS ©triimpfcS). Swifi. 4. 
 [(S-iitiim.) ber 5pi>ijbpcf, bie lobtenuljr. 
 
 2. What o'clock is it? It is nine 
 o'clock, roie I'icr Uijr i|T efi ? &3 i|l 9 Ufjr. 
 
 C 1 o c k - m a k e r , bcr Ul)rmnd)cr. - - ni a- 
 king, bie llf)riiiac^erfuii|l. --setter, bcr 
 Ul)ren|lcner. Shak. --work, l. tmi Hl)r> 
 ujcrf. 2. eiii 3{.iDeri»erf , luie nil eincr Ui)r. 
 
 Clock, «. a. lodeii (u. 1f;irren), f. 
 Cluck. 
 
 Clock* ({'(butt.) to hAtch: a beetle. 
 
 CLO 
 
 Clockin, (fd)ott. ) hatching, 
 clucking. 
 
 Clod, klod, *. 1. bcr itlop, Grbflog, 
 bie ©c^ulle. 2. bcr Jlliitiip, t>n6 j?liimpd)cii. 
 3. bcr 03ruiib, SBubeu. Swift. 4 !| ber (i-rb« 
 flDiJC9»ciifd». 5. berJtlof!(biimme rBfeiifd)). 
 
 To turn to c : o d s. gcriiiiicn, fic^fliimpcrii. 
 
 Clod-head, ber I&lpcl. --hopper, 
 
 bcr Rlo^, lijipcl. -.pate, ber loipel. -- 
 pated, bmiim, plump. --poll, bet 
 Dummfopf, lijipel. Shak. 
 
 Clod, V. n. ftdj fifimpcrn. — ». a. l. 
 mit Grbfd)o[!en iwcrfcn. 2. (biim.) eggcii. 
 
 Clodded, (fd)i>tt.) threw clods; 
 
 threw with violence. 
 
 Clo<ldy, klod'de, adj. 1. frf^pllig; 
 flo0ig, erbig, flumpig. 2. ± irbifd), nicbrifl. 
 
 ClofT, kluf, f. Clough No. 2. 
 
 Clog', klog, (lu. cleg, dug. clog) v. a. 
 1. briirfcn, bcf^jiueren, beriufcii, ilberfjiiufcn, 
 fibcrlabcii (nu(f) l). 2. niifiiflcn, ucrilopfcn 
 (eincii 5'"^' "•)• 3. (jemmen. 
 
 Clog-, V. n. 1. geriiincn, florfen ; (ic<> 
 anhniigcn. 2. fturfeii (nid)t mcl)r gel^en). 
 
 Clog-, t. I. bie 2ii|l, 35urbe, 95ef(f)ii<er. 
 nifi; i<i& &tmidit, ber Mioi) , ^iBppcl, uber« 
 Ijnupt 'llflefi , luii^ bie frcie 95ciucgiinfl eine« 
 l()icr(S l)inbcrit fniiii. 2. i bie Siift, Scffcf, 
 bo^ ^iubernig. 3. (nrm. galoig) a) ber 
 ippljfdjiit). b) bcr Ueberf(t)ii(). 
 
 2. Slavery is the greatest clog to spe- 
 culation. Swift. 
 
 To be a clog to..., (fiiicn befdjroeren. 
 There is a — upon the estate, t6 ^aften 
 i2d)ii(bcn niif bem (5)iite. 
 
 Cloggsness, klog'genes, #, bit 
 ^cmmiing, 53ffc^iiifrnig. 
 
 Cloggy, klog'ge. «rf;. 1. befcf)wer(i4, 
 f)inbevlid), ^ru(fcllb, iicrilopfenb. 2. flumpig. 
 
 Cloister, kloiK'tur, (iingclf. clauslr, 
 cluster; nrui. danstr, cloestr; Int. clau- 
 strum) J. 1. M6 ilu^ffer. 2. ber ^reuigniifl 
 (in ^liJilcrii). 3. bcr ©milciigaiig. Johmsoh. 
 
 CloiHter, v. «. l. in ein RtoUct 
 itecfen ob. fpcrrcn. 2. einfi^iicgen, einfperrcn. 
 
 CloiNteral, kliVlstuial, adj. fi(< 
 (Icrlid) , oon bcr 5Ii3c(t nbgefdjiebeii. 
 
 CIui.«ttered, kUusturd. p. p. i. in 
 ciucm itio)lcr cingofpcrrt. 2. adj. einfnm, 
 uon bcr 2i3clt obgefc^icben. Shak. 3. mit 
 Krcuiiiiiiigcii ob. Sdulciigiingcii uerfctjcn. 
 
 Cloistress, kl6is'tre.s, t. f bit 
 iRonne, SUi|lerfvnii. SnAit- 
 
 Cloke, kloke, (niigerf. lach; bel 
 Chaucer lake, Iwd)) §. 1. bcr 'Xfiintel. 2. 
 i bcr I>crfmnntcf. 
 
 Cloke with a hood, bcr .Kdpiltrocf. Wo- 
 nian'a — , ber SBcibcrmrtntcI. 
 
 C 1 o k e - b a g , bcr ''Wnntclfiicf. - - b e a- 
 rer, bcr ©(^Icpptrngcr. --loop, bie -iDJan* 
 telfdjnur. -pin, bie 21Dnnbfd)riUibe. -- 
 twitcher, ber 'TOnntctnbfc^jncibcr, OnlTen* 
 bieb. 
 
 Cloke, v.a. 1. mit eincm <JJ?antct 6e« 
 berfen ob. jiibcrfcu. 2.1 ocrberfeii, bcmiintcln. 
 
 Clomb, kloiii, pniet. t). Climb. 
 
 Clong, kinng, lilted part. \>. Cling. 
 
 CI<»niC, klnnik, (gr.) adj. [>3)?eb.] 
 gitDrcriiVl), hci'rig. |3tirfuiig, i^onoulfion. 
 
 CI<»IliMm, klnn'i/.ni. t. [-)7icb.] bit 
 
 CloOBll, kirii'ini . <i-ingc!r. ?laenian> r. 
 
 a. [Dcrtl.j ucrtlcbcii, vcrflcirirni. ^ulcimcit' 
 
Fate, far, fnlf. fa». Mc, met. Fine. fin. N6, move. n6r. got. 6il. rloiid. Tt'iltp. tfib. fnll. t^in, THis. 103 
 
 CLO 
 
 <Dloo<, (f(ftott.) ber $iif (tn 1f)itre). 
 Cloot, ^ dcbpft.) ^fr fletValtcne .^iif 
 Cioove-^ Cloot nnd Cloot, 
 
 boofand hoof (jt^fr ijllf). (Bft leufel. 
 •■ do«»tie, d'c^ptt.) ein aUer ^Tinme fur : 
 
 Close f kloze, (fr. clou; (inii. 3f'ti»- 
 closa. closein; I. claudo) v. a. 1. |'d)lie6(ll, {11' 
 "■rf^lieecn, i'frrd)lic'Me". Jiitljii". juniiidjtii ; jus 
 TTilrfrn (He 9lufleii eiiicelcbteu). 2. (initupi 
 •rfd)lif6en ; jiimndjen , Hcflfl" , ocrileflcln 
 (SBriffe) ; ju()ctl«ti (213iin&tii) ; iiiiViinbin '.Jiif- 
 frt). 3. i inltirtn , fdjlieeen , nlird)iif&en 
 (?{f(bnuiiflr'n) ; tiibigrn , beutlifgcu. 4. eiii: 
 fdjlicOeii, umaebt'n. 5. fc^liefieii (Cit ©litbirr 
 eiiier 9lrnirt). 
 
 To cloie accounts with ..., n6re(t>nen, 
 fid) btrfdjnen niit... A doted account, 
 eiiu abflffdjlofTene 9?fd)niinn. 
 
 To cloae in, einr(i)lic^tii , ()inrin(rncii. 
 
 CloKe, o. n. I. ricf) iiiti)un Dt). fd^licf' 
 ftn ; }ul)eilfn (o. 5Q3iin6eiu. 1. 1 fid) eiiPiflcn. 
 
 Tocloieonot). upon, eiiiig luCTC'cii 
 (id) ufKiniflen (uber Gnua*), ©nua* be^ 
 fd)(ic0cn. 
 
 To cloie (in) with, I. ficl) l<ereiiii<)cii 
 (mit (Jinem), fceitretfii (G^ineni). 2. (wiilo 
 antuOiiKii (einen ajori^lng lo. 
 
 To do Be with c6. to - in witli, 
 
 1. fid) an Ocmniifcn anfdjlie^tn, fid) utrrini< 
 (jen (mit). 2. (fiiiiMi^) jufrtiiimenafrntljiMi, 
 I)niib<iftHriii merPen. 
 
 Close* «• 1- t>tt cin{)rf(f)(cfTrn( 9{(iiim. 
 
 2. bnS PJf^flfle, bie Sovptl. 3. bcr €d)lu0, 
 bn<i e-tibf. 4. bie Sfauft. 5. bie 'ilrt te« 
 ed)liee<n#, ber ec()lu§ (einer 'Il>nre). 6. bfl6 
 i{>niib(ieiiienfle (beini ^fiiifleii). 
 
 5. The doori of planli were; their doie 
 exqiiiiile. ■ Chapmaw. 
 
 Ai the cloie of night, beini ($^iiibriid)e 
 ber ^a<t)t. -of navigation, bie ©diifftnljrte: 
 fperre. - of the year, ber 3rtljre6f(t)lii0. 
 
 Close, klose. adj. I. i>crrd)iofien. 2. 
 bid)t, fed, niniuu (v. ilnrreii ®ub|lnnjeii). 3. 
 jfih C^Sed) ic). 4. emflcfd)ii'(|en , (locfeiib 
 (£uft ic). 5. i i'crfd)lofTcn, uerfdimicflen (u. 
 9Kenfd)cii ), brtijer : fre ii , fidier, tet)U<S), vn-. 
 ttaxit , tnnifl (u. 5reiinbtn); enfle, vtn 
 ttflut, innig tjrfimbrtftnft k.) Shak. 6. i>er! 
 borflen, (ifl)eim. 7. eiige (^fjal). 8. nahc; 
 f)orr ((i)efrd)t). 9. bid)t fliifd)lieeciib oh. nils 
 Itefleiib (JJleibcn; flebrntiflt, fleif, (Iroff. 10. 
 1 a) ciifl (jeft^rieben. b) flebriiiiflr, fiirj, bi'iu= 
 big (SJpl). H. (by) flflnj iinije, bid)t (bei 
 ober nil) liegeiib, beftiibiid) (i>. JDrte iiiib i>. 
 ber 3eit). 12. fd)lnii d'. ^Aidt). Shak. 1.1 
 eiftig, fffifiig (©tiibiiim). I.ocke. 14. iliirf, 
 fe^ (Inrf ( 93emf i« , (Finiuiirf). 15. beipeiib 
 <®(<|rrj). 16. Ijeftig, eriifl, lUrtmi (Debattfio. 
 17. flifl, riil)ig (Simmer !c.) ; eiiirnm , ab-- 
 flefd)ieDen, jiiriirfgejogi'ii (u. •TOeiirt^cii). 18. 
 eiige i'envn()rt ( o. (iJtfaiigfiieii ». 19. fiug, 
 |fl()e, fpnrfam. 20. i[ beberft, fd)iuiil (u. 2Uet: 
 ter). 21. treti (llrbcrrf^uiirt). 22. (•O.V.ir.) flf; 
 fd)lofTcii(Siiiie).2.J. Operlb.j bid)r niifd)lie6-iiiD. 
 
 Close election, cine 'Iliolil, iui> bit ISitiUI ; 
 men fur bie i'eri'd)ifbeneii iliuibibrtteii eiiinii; 
 ber betii(i()e nufii'figcn pbcr gioid) finb A - 
 ball, i 35iflarbf)). ] elii bid)t nil bie Sniibe 
 gelfflffr S&al[. 
 
 CluMe, adv. I. ju, gffd)lof|cn. 2. fMnf, 
 furj, iinlif, bid)r. 3. Ii(imli(;>), flfljrim. 4. fnrg, 
 gennu, tnnpp utben>. 6. ciicig (fiubiriii lo. 
 
 CLO 
 
 Close to, bnbei, bnneben. -by, gnn) 
 nnfje Db. bid)t bnbci. — to the ground, tem 
 23obeii glcid), bid)t nm Sobcii ^iii. To lie -, 
 ficft bucfen. - to ob. by the wind, ('Dinr.J 
 Ctc^t bei bem "IDiiibe. To go - by tlie wind, 
 [ -Binr. J fic^ bid)t bei ober iinlje nil bem 
 Qi3inbe Ijniten. To follow any one -, Qi- 
 iicin nuf ber ^et\e u.id)foUjrii. To nick. - 
 to any one, e-itiem (Innbljnft ergebfii ftiii. 
 Proo. Cl*se sits my shirt, but closer 
 is my skin , ia6 Sptinb i|l inir nntjer nU ber 
 9?orf. 
 
 Close-banded, gefd)lD(i°en, bic^t juge 
 bunbeii. --hodied. nnrd)Iiegenb Ober eiig 
 niiliegeiib (u. Sleiberii). Avlufe. --com- 
 pacted, bic^t, gebrniigt. —-couched, 
 gniii uerborgeu. milton. —-curtained, 
 mit 25i.'rl)nntjcii I'eric^lufyen ob. iinigebeu. 
 Milton. — -cropt, fiilil, gefd)oreil. --fis- 
 ted, fiijig. --handed, f nrg , filjig. - - 
 handedness, bie ilnrgljcit , giiiigfeit. -- 
 iiauled, ["Bfnr.J bid)t bci bem 'iUiube. -■ 
 pent, eiiji i'irr(t)li^fyiii. --port, em uom 
 iiaMc eiiigird)iL'i7.iifr ^pnfen. --quarters, 
 i^JJfnr.J ilarfe t£d)eit)tiuiiiibe nu« $oij, Ijiuter 
 bt'iieu m.ui jld), ivtuu ber ^eiuD bne >£d)ifF 
 tntert , otrtijcibigt. --siooi, ber 9?nd)f: 
 |lul)I. - - 1 o n g u e d , oerfd)ii) icgeii, uorfid); 
 tig iin ®pred)eii. Shak. 
 
 Closely, klUt'li, adv. 1. gefd)Io|Ten. 
 2. nnlje, bid)r (u. bem Crte ii. ber 3ett)- 3. 
 lifrifl, peifig. 4. f inegeljeim , oerilecft, ucr= 
 llellt. 5. gi-nnu, iiiiitg (oeriuniibt :c.). 6. 
 eiige ( gefd)riel'en , oeriunfjrt, iierrct)(o(fen>. 
 7. ircu uiberiVyeii). 8. gciuni, fpnriam 
 
 Closeness, kiAse nes, «. 1. $ bie 
 23erid)U'(|eiil)iii. 2. bie Did)ti<jfeii , jjciligfeit 
 (beij^injeeic). 3. bie ©-iige ctiiie? Drtee k.). 
 4. bie <g-ingefd)loiTenl)cit , bn« (|-iiigeid)io(icu> 
 I'ein (cinefe 3'"i>"er'/ ber £uft). Swi»t. 5. 
 bie 3"ru(fgtiogcnl)eir,iUl)gc|d)iebiul)cU. Shak. 
 6. bie 93erfd)li'([iiil)i:it , aJerfd)ioiegeiil)eu, 
 $eimlid)feit. 7. bie &ilsigfeit, .Rnrgljeit. 8. 
 bie geiinue 93erbinbuiig, ber 3ufnmmeiil)niig, 
 bie 25ertnupfung; iBcrtrnHlid)feit (eiuer iScrj 
 btubung). 9. 5ie 9inlje. 10. bie ©rnrfe (ei; 
 ne< 2Jeroeife« u.) ; bie SDnrme (ber Bebnt. 
 ten, eine6 ®treite6); bie ®ennuigfeit (eiuer 
 iuucrfiid)ung) j bne Dringenbe (eiuer iJrnge). 
 II. bie lreul)cit (eiuer lUber|e$ung). 
 
 Closeness of texture, berguteSSuc^^ 
 IP. ber a5o(le). 
 
 Closer, kiA'zur, #. I.berSSefc^Iieger, 
 Seeubigtr, ; £d)lid)tir (eiue« (Streitefi). 2. 
 I3lrd)it.j ber €id)liipi'leiu. 
 
 Closes, kloz'cz, «. [$er(b. ] ber 
 l^nlbe @pnrreii in eiueui ^nppeiifd)iibe. 
 
 Closet, kloz It , 1. i(i6 ftnbiuet, 
 ■Urbcits-- obcr GJcljeiiiijiuimer. 2. bn6 Knfit 
 uet, bie enmiulung v. iiurioutnteu ic. 
 
 Water-closet, bc[6 l;eimlid)e (^eiund) 
 (uiit 2BntTerl)nl)Ufn). --reaioner. ber 
 (Suibeupljilofopl). --sin, bie geljf ime Siiiibe. 
 
 Closet, V. a. 1. ill eiii ^nbiuet eiu: 
 fcftliepeii Pb. bort i>erion()reu. 2. ucrbcrgeu. 
 
 II eiu linbitiet ^ii eiuer gcl}cimcu 93er: 
 Ijniibiuug »b. 23criUl)iiug tiil)reu ob. ueljuieu. 
 
 Closeting;-, klozitlng, t. bie ge^ 
 gel)fime 35erl)iiubluug. l©teii'()cit, 3{cl)e. 
 
 CIonIi, kloiii, *. ( Iijiiriirjueif. j bie 
 
 Ciosiiier, kioiiMg, «((/. rnbciib, 
 (S'lib ... , (Ed)iii^ ... - word, t>i\t (5d)iuMiPort. j 
 
 CLO 
 
 Closinip, *. ^ni (?nbe; ber ©rftfue. 
 
 Closure , klo'xhilre, t. 1. ini 25er8 
 rd)Iiepen ; i bie 23ereiuigimg. 2. bni« Bd)i\t\t 
 ("cube, 25errd)lieeeube. 3. tai e'iurd)(tfpnibe, 
 ber (5'itird)(uB. Shak. 4. bcr'^efdXuH, 6diiiip. 
 
 Clot, kint, (f. Clod) ». ber itiiiinp, 
 bn6 Sifimpt^en t eiuer \vtid)en ©ubilnnj, 
 be6 Slutcfi !c.). 
 
 Clot- bird, [Drnirt).] ber SJfnupogei. 
 -bur, bie groge Alette, --head etc 
 f. Clod. 
 
 Clot, 0. n. 1. geriuuen C&tuty, ge« 
 llrljeu (-»tild)). 2. flumpig, fd)u)erfnriig i«cr< 
 beu ober frin. Clotted, flojjig, flumpig. 
 
 Cloth, kl^wt/i. klotA, (nugelf. riaih) 
 pl. cloihs. iu ber Sebeutiing oon ^(eiberu 
 clothes, t. I. bie Celiimnub, bai lud) , ber 
 3eurt (nu«<a3ofle, <!3nuiua>ofIe, 5?nnf, 3-iad)5, 
 5?anr). 2. bn« tifcfttudXaeivofjul. table--). 
 Pope. 3. bn5 ■OTnterlud). 4. - of state, 
 ber »olbnd)iu. 5. bie fileibung ; f. CI o t h e s. 
 6. t bnei Seintud). Prior. 
 
 Cloth well wrought, [^ubfl.] gliUff 
 Cciuwnub. Brown -, uugeblfid)tr Seinionub. 
 --rash, ber lu(()rni"d), im ^nlbtut^. - in 
 grain, in ber <a3ofle gefnrbie« Xud)- Mixed 
 -, (iemi\d)t(6 Iiid>. 
 
 To wear the doth, 1. [TOIIit.) Unifpnii 
 trngcu , beiu ©olbntenffanbc nuge^oren. 2. 
 (nud) mit black) bem gei|llid)en ©rnube mu 
 gei)oren. To lay the -, ben lifrf) berfeu. 
 To take away the -, ben lifd) nbberfcn. 
 
 Cloth beam, ber SBfberbnum. — 
 hat, ber rpf)e $ut (cljiie Steifc). --mer- 
 chant, ber tud)l)mibler. --peg, bie 
 ia3nfd)flnmmer. - - s li e a r e r , ber Xiid)« 
 ft^erer. --trade, ber Cfiui»nub« ober 
 lHd)l)nnbeI. --weaver, ber Xnd)' ober 
 Seiuiueber. --worker, ber Iud)flrbeiri-r. 
 
 Clotlie, prart. uilb pp- clothed Pbe« 
 clad, o. a. 1. fleiben , nuflcibeu., befleibcu. 
 
 2. fleibeu (G-iueui Kieiber gebeu ). 3. f befleit 
 ben (mit eiuer ©eiunit). 4. ifieibeii, befleibeii, 
 fdjmiicfeu. 5. i eiufleibeii ((sjcbniifeii). 
 
 Clothe, V. n. (id) fleiben, ^leiber 
 trngen. 
 
 Care no more to clothe and eat. Shak. 
 
 Clothes, kloze. pl. p. Cloth, s. 
 I. bie fiieiber, Jlleibung. 2. bie Sa3nfd)e. 3. 
 bie Sciuiudjer. Prior. 
 
 A suit of clothes, eiu poailaubiget 
 Qluiug. Foul -, f(^)mu$ige Sffinfc^e. — line, 
 bie ^ni'djleiue. 
 
 Clothier, klATHe'ylr, *. I. bee 
 Iii4mnd)er. 2. (>:j?orbam.] ber tudtbereiter. 
 
 3. [Oertl.) ber Iud)l).iubler. 
 Clotitini^, kloTH'ing, «. I. bit 
 
 Sicibuiig, .Sleiber. 2. f bie tuc^mnc^erei. 
 
 Clotter, klot'tiir. (0. clot> D.N 
 fid) fliimperu, gcileljcu, geriuuen. 
 
 Clotty, kioi'ie. adj. fliiiuperig, ge* 
 rouueu, gcilniibeu; flogig. 
 
 Clond, kluud, (nuieif. gehloud) «. 
 l.bic2S3olfe. 2. i bie Suiifelljeit, SSerborgeu. 
 Ijeit. 3. bie 9lber (iu (Sreiueu :c.). 4. [ipnii* 
 bei] ber *))?ol)r (gciuafftrte ©toff). 5. t<\& 
 Weu)ii|)l , ®ebrnugc , bie ®d)anr ( p. »3J?eu« 
 fd)cu). 6. i ba6 6}ebrniige, llugiiid, bieiJ^ot^, 
 2>frlegeii()cit. 
 
 To cast a cloud upon any tiling, (^tllMl4 
 triibeu. To be under a -. ill Oiotl) reiii. 
 
 Cloud-ascending, l^ju beu 20o(fen 
 
164 FMe. fur, fall, fat. IVU, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, ndr, got. 6fi, cl6tld. Trthe, tuh. foil, t/an, THIs. 
 
 CLO 
 
 nufjhioen^ Cloudberry, [a3ot.]6ie 
 giucrgumiirbcere. —born, ?nu6einer'B3i)lfe 
 geboreii. --capt, ^ i»Drfcnl)Dd), fid) in Cen 
 <ii3orfeti «erlicrcn^. — compeller, ? Cer 
 Sii5Dlf enfnmniler. - - c o m p e 1 1 i n g, ? SBolfcn 
 fiimmelnt (u.Oupiter). --co vered, ? urn 
 iBolfen iimflfben, befcecft. --dispelling. 
 ? Sffiolfen jeritreuent). —eclipsed, ^ ulmi 
 eincr 2:>3oife uerbunfelt. -kissing, ^ 6ie 
 SlBolfen fuffenb. - piercing, ^ Tid) uter 
 tie aDiiIfcn er()e6cnB. — topt, ^ mit 6cr 
 ©pi^e in ben SBolfcn ficf) uerlietenb. -- 
 touching, ? bic 2Dulfen berufjrtnb. 
 Cloud, V. a. 1. uniiu&lfen, beiuoffen. 
 
 2. i umivolfcn (tie ©tirn) , bebecfen , triiben, 
 I'erDunfcIn , ucrbi'iflern (ben Xng, bie 2J}al}rs 
 tjeit). 3. nbern cMinrmor); miifjern (Seuije). 
 4. bcfubeln, be|'c^nm<;en, beflccten. Shak. 
 
 Cloud, v.n. 1. (mand)ma( niit over) 
 fid) i«&lfen ober unnu&lfen, fid) um.jicl^en ob. 
 iiberjic(;en, triibe iwerben (u. ^immeD. 2. i 
 verbiiilern, fid) triiben. 
 
 Cloudily, liloud'dele, adj. 1. lUOl = 
 tig, triibe. 2. i bilker, bnntel. 
 
 Cloudiness, kloudenes, *. 1. bie 
 DuiTernljeit (bc6 DunftfreifeS) , bne triibe 
 ^ffietter. 2. i bie ©d)mcrnnitf), Diitlernfjeit, 
 3-inflcrl)fit (be5 ajiicfcs k. ). 3. bie *2lberig> 
 teit(be« gKnrmore). 4. tai bunfleSJeu^ere, 
 bie fflianjli^flafeit (eine« Dinuiont^). 
 
 Cloudless, liloud'les, adj. XOVitttl* 
 ioi, unbeiuolft, riar (ipinimeO. 
 
 Cloudy, kliiud'de, adj. 1. njorfig, 
 triibe, biiiter. 2. i bnntel Obeen). Watts. 
 
 3. i biifler, ftniler (SBlicf). Spenser. Shak. 
 
 4. geafert, nberig (©teine zc). 5. gloiiilo* 
 (Jiinmnnt). 
 
 Pruv. Cloudy mornings turn to fair 
 evenings, nnd) 9?egen ©Dnnenfdjein. 
 
 Cloug-li, kliif, t klou> (angelf. 
 clougl.) *. 1. bie Il)aird)lud)t. 2. [5?rtnbeIJ 
 iai OHitflemid)t. 
 
 Clour, (Wi'tt.) a bump or swel- 
 ling alter a blow. 
 
 Cloured, ddjctt.) of dour. 
 
 Clout, klout, (nngelf. dut; w. cbvt) 
 *. t. berSnppen, i>nber, Sunipen, 2Cifd)> 
 Inppen, ©topflflpvef- 2. ber JJlecf (ium 
 Slirfen). 3. f t>(\6 SBprtuct) (beini 2?ogen= 
 fd)ie0en). Shak. 4. bie ©djiene, <J51atte (nin 
 5{nbe). 5. (fr. clou) ein fleinet >7?ngtl. 6.6 
 ber ©d)tng mit ber 5?iinb. 
 
 Clout on the ear, tine Df)rfctge. -- 
 nail, bet ©d)ul)nngel. 
 
 Clout, v.a. 1. picfen (©d)iifie Jc). 2 
 
 1 jiifnmnienfrirtfn iSBorte). 3. nut iJfngein 
 
 bcrd)lngpn (©d)uf)e). 4. perbinben , mit 
 
 einrm ©tiirfr Xud) beberfen. SpE^sEn. 5. 
 
 mit einer ©d)iene ober ^intte uerfehen ober 
 
 beberfen. 6. fdjiagen, einen ©d)(ng I'crfeljrn. 
 
 Clouted cfeam (beiGAY) ifl pffenbur 
 
 fin (J(:f)ler iinb mug ^cigen clotted cream. 
 
 rerbirtter Sfaljm. [grob, linfifd). 
 
 Clouterly, klSuturle, adj. plump. 
 
 Clove, klAve, *' praet. 0. Cleave. 
 
 Sl'ENSER. 
 
 Clove, (Ijofl. kloof) *. bie @d)iiid)t, 
 ^er ^ihe -3lol)iiiig. 
 
 Clove, (nngeff. clufe) *. 1. [SSot.) 
 bie (SJeiuiirjnclfe. 2. ber ^loben , bie 3el)e, 
 Sinfe (Knoblnud)). Tate. 3. p.n ffleividjt: 7 
 ^unP 233cflei 8 ':|>funo '-Sutter ob. iiiiie. 
 
 CLU 
 
 Clove-bark, bie ©eiDurjnelfenrinbc. 
 — gilly - flower, [ 55Dt. ] Oie gefiilltc 
 •Tielfe. [fpnlten. 
 
 Cloven, klo'vn, pp. u. Cleave, gc; 
 
 Cloven -footed, — -liooted, adj. 
 [3Taturg.] jn)eil}urig uuie ber £>d)&). 
 
 Clover, kliVviir, (angelf. claefer 
 wyit, cloverwort), Clo v e r - grass , a. 
 t^but.] ber gemcine ^lee. [xwijl leben. 
 
 To live in clover, im 9Si>Uauf lebeu, 
 
 Clovered, kio'vuid, adv. mir itlee 
 
 beiundjfen. Thomson. 
 
 Clo^vn, kloun, ((at. colonus) s. 1. 
 
 6tt ^nuer. 2. ± ber (yrobian; iijlpei. 3. 
 
 Lll)enrerJ ber ^nniiuuril. 4. bev SpMnnavv. 
 Clown' s-ni u st a r d , [5>oi. J ber Sjiuiern; 
 
 fenf. — 's-woundwort, [SSct.j bnfi (5)lieb! 
 
 ober iHjiinbfriJut. [biiutird)e ^Bjefen. 
 
 Clownag-e, kloim-adje, *. t 0<^i 
 Clownery, kl6un'uie, s. f tnii' 
 
 flegelnrtige , ungefdjliffene il3e|'eii, bie lln; 
 
 gerd)liffenl;eit. 
 
 Clownish, kloun'isli, adj. I. 0116 
 
 ^auern be|le(;enb, bnurifc^). 2. grob, plump, 
 rtuil) (U. iponCen !C.). Spenser. 3. i a) grob, 
 ungerd)iiffen rWJenfd)). b) plump, linfifd). — 
 adv. Clo wn ' isli-ly , plump, grob ic. 
 
 ClownislUieSS, ktoiinislmes, «. 
 1. tn\6 biuirifd)e 'IGcfen. 2. bie Uugerd)liffens 
 Ijeit, (i)robl)eit. 3. bie <)51umpl;eit. 
 
 A piece of c I o w n i s li n e s s, einc^'legelci. 
 
 Cloy, kloe, (fr. clouer) ». a. 1. fatti-- 
 
 gen; iibcrlnben, I'odflopfen. 2. [31rri(I. u. 
 
 Jfo^arjnciJ?.] oernngeln. 3. (u. clee) fra^en 
 
 ben ©d)nnbel u. 25i>geln); puljen. Shak. 
 
 1. Who can cloy the hungry edge of 
 
 appetite 
 
 By bare iniugiui'ion of a feast? Shak. 
 
 Cloy less, kloeles, adj. nid)t fiitti: 
 genb, fpnrlic^. lUcberfiittigung, Uebcrlnbuiig. 
 
 Cloyinent, kiueincnt, s. i bie 
 
 Club, klijl), (IV. clopa, clwpa) s. 1. 
 bet ^riigcl. 2. cie ^cule, ber ituiitfel. 3. 
 [^nrteufp.] bie ©id)el, tae ilvnii. 4. ber 
 ^Uibb, SBerein ( gcfd)io(yene (55cfcard)nft). 5. 
 bet Sllubb, Die ilCotte. 6. ber 23eitrag , bie 
 3ecf)e. 
 
 CI ub- fist , tine gtoge, bicfe iJ'iuil- — 
 fisted, birffaii(ltg. --footed, flump; 
 fiigig, plumpfiipig. — headed, bicffopfig. 
 --law, tirt6 Jauitred)!, bieillubbt)crrfd)afr, 
 'iUnnrd)ie. --room, ta6 klubb-. , (iJefeli; 
 fd)afi5iimmet. —-rush, eine »Jlrt ibinfe 
 (gen. Scirpus). --shaped, [Jbot.J feuleu: 
 
 formig. 
 
 Club, p. n. I. mitiBirfcn, fid) uereinen 
 (ju eiuem S'^erfe). 2. in llpberrinilimniuug 
 (mitSlnberU) f)nnbeln. 2. feinen ^eitrng (ju 
 einer '•Jlufgnbt) eutrid)tcn, beirrogcn. 
 
 Club, V a. 1. jufnmmenfd)lngcn, ju= 
 fiin\mcnri-d)en ''Jlusgnbeio, ju einer gemeiu; 
 fd)nftli(^cn 'jluSgnbe beittngen. 2. jnfnm: 
 mcnfd)ief;en (®elb). 3. [>))iilit.] untcril jn 
 oberfl fel)ren (tK\6 fflcmel)r). 
 
 Clubbed, kiiib'bd. adj. 1. fniirte(=, 
 prugclfi!irmig. 2. mit iiiid) pben gefeljrrem 
 i?olben. 3. fd)mer ivie rin .Rnfitrcl. 
 
 Clubber, kiiib'hur.^*. DcrSliibbijl. 
 
 Clubbi<>»t, klub'bist.^ Bl'RKE. 
 
 Clubbisli, klub'bish, adj. f rolpifd). 
 Cluck, kli'ik, (angel|. cloccan; v. n. 
 giiirffu (0. ^uijiicrii). 
 
 COA 
 
 Cluck, V. a. I. locftn ($i5()n«). 2, 
 
 i (to) lorfen (in). 
 
 Cluds, (fd)Ott.) clouds. .; 
 
 Clue, f. Clew. 
 
 Clump, klumj), t. 1. bet ««umpen, 
 
 itiop; ber iVloij (ipolj). 2. (fonfl plump) 
 ber ^lumpen (^nume). 3. adj. [Oertl. ] 
 tnige, unbeijolfen. 
 
 Cluinpered , klump'urd , adj. 
 flumpig, fliimperig; flogig. 
 
 Clumps, klunips, *. ber Dummfopf. 
 
 Clumsily klmu'zele, adv. plump, 
 3«"ob. [^lumpljeit, llnbel;oIfenf)eit. 
 
 Clumsiness, klum'zenes, s. bie 
 
 Clumsy, kluni'ze, adj. 1, plump, 
 turj unb bid (Jiuger). 2. i a) plump , lin» 
 fifd), uubel)oifcu, ungefdjidt. b) plump (p. 
 ©ad)en). 
 
 A litile clumsy fellow, ein Snirp*. 
 
 Clunch, kluMsh, a. l>)Kin.] bie per* 
 l;iirtcte X()ouei-bc in i\of)Ieugruben. 
 
 Cluncli- fisted, pljig, (nrg. [Cling. 
 
 Clung", klung, praet. U. pp. 0011 
 
 Clung-, V. II. -j- eiufd)rumpfeu, ein« 
 rrorfiiBU, nuiJtrorfnen, f. Cling. 
 
 Cluster, klus'tur, (nngcIf. cluster) 
 s. 1. ber 5Biii"d)el (Irauben). 2. ber ^nufeii, 
 ©d)ii)nrm , bie ■OKenge ( '0)?enf£^en ). 3. bie 
 (yruppe (0. O'lfeln, JCcgierungen lo. 
 
 Cluster of grapes, bie S33eintrnu6e. 
 --grape, bie burgunbifcfje imube. 
 
 Cluster, V. n. 1. biifcfteliueife, trnu* 
 bennrtig lundjfen obet fic^ oereiuigen. 2. fic^ 
 brtUen (u. ©d)uee). 3. flit) jufnmmen Ijiuifeii 
 (0. 'OTenfd)cn), fid) in 5p<uifen oerfommeln. 
 
 Cluster, V. a. jufammenl)iiufcn, per» 
 fnmmelu. 
 
 Clustery, klus'ture,a(0'. 1. frnubtn» 
 artig, biifc^eliueifc iuad)fenb. 2. ooner25uf4)er. 
 3. in .§>iiufen. 
 
 Clutclt, klutsh, (angelf. laeccan, 
 gelaeccaii) v.a. 1. junmd)eu , fd)liepcn (bie 
 >panb). 2. greifcn, ergrcifen, pnrfen, feftijaltea, 
 fiifTcn. Shak. 3. | umfpannen, umfafftn (bea 
 (S-rbbntl). 
 
 Clutcli, *. ber ®riff; pf. Clutches, 
 bie .Sralleu, i^lanen (nutl) i). 
 
 Clutch- fist, bie bide, grobe jjauft. 
 — fisted, 1. grobs ob. birffiiu|lig. 2. pljig. 
 
 Clute, (fd)Dtt.) f. Cloot. 
 
 Clutter, kliit'tur, (10. cinder) «. I. 
 
 i ber ocnvortene ipaiifen. 2. ber fiann, i\\$ 
 (Sji'poltft; to ke«-p a -, 2arm mnc^en. 
 
 Clutter, ». a. aiif cine oeriuorrene 
 2Deife nnfjmifen ob. aufiiflen (ein Simmer ic). 
 
 Clutter, V. n. I. larmiMi, roben. 2. 
 (mit together) fid) f)atifeniucife oerfiimmein. 
 
 Cly, kle, 3. J Per ©d)ubi'iirf, bnS &clb. 
 
 Clyster, klis'tur, (gr. 2i3.) *. bftS 
 itli)llicr. 
 
 Clyster -bag, bie ivli)flierfpri$e. -- 
 pipe, bie itlt)|lierfpri0enrol)rc. --wise, 
 orfi). fiDilicrmnfjig. [.fili)|lier gebeii. 
 
 Clysterize, klls'iurijie, ». w. ein 
 
 Co, ein ^r.ifirum: in 3ufammenfe^un» 
 gen = mit, jufammen. 
 
 Coacervate, koasslr'vAte, (inf.) 
 V, a. t jufiimmeiitinufcn, nufljmifen. — a<y. 
 t fiufgcliiiiift. 
 
 Coacervation, kolsscrvi'slmn, 
 *. t I. Hi Sujaminenljaufeii. 2. bie 4iuf« 
 l^aufuiii). 
 
FAte, far fnll. dl ML met. Fine. fin. NA, mfive, n6r, got, 6i?, rldilid. Ti'ibe, tiib, fflll. t/tin, THis. 165 
 
 COA 
 
 Coach, k&tsh, Cmm. coich ; f^od. I 
 l^oets; fr. coche) t. 1. He Kutidft. 1. 
 [3Kat.] — pb. Couch, ein 3i>ntnet auf 
 gtogtn £rteg«fd>ifffn n«Ije nin ©tern. 
 
 Hackuey-ecich, btf gjtiettjfutfrfje. 
 Mail — , tit SDricfpoflfutfc^e. Stage--, 
 bif ®t(utfd)e , ber G'ilmngen. Livery--, 
 glass — , Bie Spf)iifutfd>e. A- and four, 
 cine i>ierfpamufle£iitf<^. To get Jhe- ready, 
 anfpflniieti. 
 
 Coach -boar, Iki« g)?flrftf(f)iff. -- 
 b.oot, eet 93odf(iflen. --box. bet 93ocf, 
 S,uti<t)bi>d. --fare, bet 5ul)t'o')n- -■ 
 fellow, ber Spieggefefl. Shak. — hire, 
 bie ^utfc^eiimietlje; to pay for the -, bie 
 &ut\<t)c bt'j<i()len. --horse, bn6 Autfd)' 
 pr'erb. — house, ber ^iit d)eiifcf)oppen, bie 
 Dtrmiie. --maker, ber Sut|t^eiimiid)er. 
 --man. brt Itiitfc^et. --man ship, bit 
 jiutfd)irfiiii|1 , &unfl. eine ^iitfcl)e, cinen 
 Shirtgcii jli fllljreii, juUiten. --master, ber 
 {yul)rl)trr, "iJJctff ii<n : Juljriiinuii. --top. 
 btr .ftiiird)l)imniel. -wheel, baa fiiitrct>rnb. 
 
 ('uacit, o. a. fuii'rf)en, in einer^ut; 
 (<fyt iui)ttn, { futfd)iren. Coacliad, in ber 
 Aiirf.lve. [V. 'ipfcrteu). 
 
 CcM^ichf ■>• N. niit einnnber jiefjen 
 
 CJuHCt, kolki', (lat,) r. n. + iui<\m- 
 mwil).inMit pf- wtrfen. Sha.k. 
 
 Cu'trtod, koakt'ed, pp. ob. adj f 
 fliiii'iiii.un. 8- Jow*""*- 
 
 C^Ul»<*tion,koak'slii'ia. «. bcr3iv«>l(l' 
 
 Cuactiv«f koak'iiv. clj. 1. )li'in- 
 jjrnb. 2. iiiwiiiincii! ob. niirmirfinb. Shak. 
 — a.<p. c <• H c ' I i V c I y . mit 3iw>ing. 
 
 CoiMlillinVIlt. koailjiiiiient , ((.) 
 
 «.,hr 0.\.iliiilfe. (niitl)i:Ifenb. 
 
 Cu«UlJutMllt , knad'juiaiit , adj. 
 
 C'OHtlJutiOr, kf'.adjii' uir , «. I. btr 
 
 05rljiilK, "lUi.ljeifVr, i5ei|lniii>. 2. [trtnon. 
 ?ud>ri brr .ftoarjiitrr. 
 
 CcNfcdJutorfihipf koadju'tursJi'p. 
 
 «. 1. (fiiMon. 5{fd)r) bie ^li'Urbe eiiie^ &oat: 
 julore. 2. bit -;)]Jithuffe, ber "^oitlrtnb. 
 
 CoiUlJutrix, koadji'i tiikx. «. 1. 
 bie "Withclferiiui. 2. ifniiPii. 9?rd)rJ bie Sv 
 flbjiiroriiin. (bie '•)Ktt()iilfe, ber !yei|liinb. 
 
 CuiKlJuVHJtCy J koadjii'vaiise, *. 
 
 Contlliunie, koad I'maie , atU 
 [©ot.] birfjt jufnnimenrti'iurtdiiVn. Mabtv*. 
 
 CottduuitiuUf ki'<adiiiii>-lruii. (I.) 
 «. t fit 25freiiiifliiiig ober SJerbmbiing ucrs 
 frfjifbcner SubiLiiiien ju finer 'y}i>\\}t. 
 
 CoMflveuturerfkuadvenish'iirur. 
 «. biT ■OKiriibfUfi'iirer. 
 
 CcNtfrorC*s£ , koalfor'rest. v. a. (.tin 
 Sniff Cnnb) in eliieii SCmiID uiiuuniibein. 
 
 CuH|;<^iit, koi jcni. «. ber ^))htiutr: 
 lenbf , OSehiilfe. Beaumom. 
 
 CoMKineHtf koagmeiit'. tl.) v. a. 
 •f jiiriiiiiniiii: I'b. niifiiiiiiVn , wnniicln. 
 
 COHffMlt^lltatiUU 1 kAagilieiiia'- 
 
 •tiun. «. t bie 3uramiuciil)iiufutig, ©anitii: 
 lung , 9Srreiiiiguiig. B. .Io!«>ok. 
 
 C»ttiriaJi»l»iliiy, kAaguiabiriee. 
 «. l'S}iffini"(fi.l tic (^)friiiiilMrffir. [riiiiilMr. 
 
 €JOM((lllnlll«*v koag'i'ilabi, ai/;. (\t: 
 
 CuajfulMte, kAau'u'^ie, UtU. ; IV. 
 ceuinw) (1. (1. oi'viiiiirii iiiiid)ru. 
 
 CuH{;:iilM.4e, I-. H. iiiriiiitni, gdlchen. 
 
 Cuit{;'Ulil.ti4»ll, k<'>a;ii!;^'sliiiii. * 
 I. bae 6)enuucn. 2. i>a6 tii^njoMiu'iu-. 
 
 COA 
 
 Coag^ulative , koS^'ulat'V, adj 
 
 gerinnen iii<id)enb. 
 
 Coag^ulntor, koag'utatur, $. bai 
 ©ctiniiiiiigpmittci, ber ©toff, utn &ti»a« get 
 rinneii 311 inodjen. 
 
 Coa§rnluni, koag'ulum, «. [(Ef)em. 
 u. 5pl)i)f.] tai ©eronntne, Sab; bie *(Rol(e. 
 
 Coak, koke, f. Coke. 
 
 Coaks, koks, «. pi. 1. [''XRar.] bie 
 gcgpffenen ^Slprfbiid^fen. 2. bie 9?abbud>ren. 
 
 Coal, kole, (aiigelf. col, coll; corn. 
 kolan; tufT- ugol) <• bte ^ofjle. 
 
 Sea-coal, pit--, bie ©teinfp^fe. Small 
 ob. live coals, gliifjenbe ^of)lcn. Poor -, 
 cine geringc, fd)led)tere 9Irt Sotjlen. 
 
 Prov. To carry coals to Newcastle, 
 SBaffet in'5 '3)?cer frngcn. 
 
 Coal-baske t.berSol)(enfprb. - - b 1 ack, 
 iof)lf(^ionrj. --boi, ber ^ofjlrnfrtflen. — 
 dust, betKol)lcn(laii(); bie^ul;lenrd)larte. -- 
 cellar, berftpljlenfcner.-- f ish, [3(^tl)«ol.l 
 ber Rofjlni'd), .R6l)Ier. — heaver, ber IvPl): 
 lentraget, JRofjlenfiiljret (bei ©djiffen). — 
 iiole. ber fioljlenrpeicfter. — -house, ba6 
 ^p^lenniagajin, ber Koljlent'djoopen, bitRoij- 
 (enfnninier. --man, I. N't itrlilenbreiiiier. 
 2. ber ,Rp(j(en()anbIer. — measure, ba6 
 fipljlentnng. --measures, [ @eoI. j 
 fp|)ienfufjrenbe Sc^id^ten. --merchant, 
 ber AoMenljnnbler. --meter, ber Stein: 
 fpl)(enmcfifr. --m i ne. bai JRol;(enbergn)ert. 
 - miner, ber £ol)lengraber. --mouse, 
 bie ^pljl: ob. Sraiibnicife. --pit, 1. bie 
 £pl)lengrii6e. 2, [iJiorbntn. ) ber ^oljlpia^, 
 Aijljlergraben. - - p o k e r, ba* ©c^ilreifen. — 
 porter, ber KoljlcutragiT. --raker. I'Sa-- 
 brifl ber fipljleiiredjen , bie ^ol^lcngabel. — 
 ship, bad fiol)IeMrd)iff. --stone, eine 'Jlrt 
 l)<irte ©teinfoljlen. — work, ba6 &oI)len< 
 bergioerf , ^oljlemoerf. 
 
 Coal, o. a. t 1. fp^ten, 311 £Dl)len 
 breinifu. 2. (out) mit ^oijlen jeid>nen ober 
 fdjreii'en. [werf , bie iipljlengnibe. 
 
 Cualery, ko'leie <. bai iiol^ieu: 
 
 Coal-lteuj^li, (lY^ptt.) place 
 
 w li e r e coals are hewed o r d u g. 
 
 Coal«MM>e, koaless', (Int.) V- »• 1. 
 jiifnniiiieniuad^ren (luie 3i'l)c" Jc.) 2. iid) i>er< 
 biuben, jinainmiuflieijen (i>. Biinjlen. New- 
 ton. 3. i f(d> oereiiiigen, fid) oerbinben (0. 
 '}Jfentd)en). 
 
 Coal«l«C«llC«, koales'sense. t. I. 
 bet SiiianinienfluB. 2. ba& Siiranimeniund)! 
 fen. 3. bit 3$erciuigung , SSerbiiibung. 
 
 Coalescence of councils, bie &ins 
 fjffligfrit , (?in|1tiiiinigfeit. 
 
 Coalicr, / , ^ ... 
 
 M-, .., ; f- Collier. 
 
 Cuallier, ^ 
 
 Coalite, kA'alite, r. a. f f. Coa- 
 lesce. 
 
 Coalition, koai'slrun. «. i. bie 
 Seninigiiiig , 2>i'rl)inbuug (}m eiiicm .fti>rpcr 
 ob. ciiuT "WiaiTo. 2. bet ^unb, bie SJerl'iin: 
 bung, JliMliriPM. 
 
 Coaiiy* koalJ'. «. berO^firoerbrinbcre. 
 
 Coaly, kole, adj. 1. fol)lig. 2. Sol;: 
 Irn riirhalti-n(. 
 
 Coaiuinfi^'S, ko'mingz, (.;</. |'i))rnr.] 
 bie ■Xahini'n (ti'r I'lifcn). Mar. Dict. 
 
 Coa|»pr(tll«Mld , koappieliend'. v. 
 
 II. jiiMUMiirn pb. nut cmcin »31iibcrn I'rgreifrii, 
 i>iii).iiffn. 
 
 COA 
 
 Coaptation, koaptA'shun. (\at.y 
 t. bie 'Jliiffiguug, bai' SJnpaiTen (0. Xljeiletl 
 an einonber) , bie rfrf)re ©tellung. 
 
 Coarct, koarkt', ^ (Int.) 
 
 CoarCtate, kolrk'lAte, 3 f. a. 
 \. cinengen. 2. i einfrfjranfen. 
 
 Coarctation, knlrktA'shun, «. 
 
 1. bie (S'inengung. 2. bie 3u|atntnenaief)ung. 
 3. f bie aSfft^ranfiing. 
 
 Coarse, korsc, (oenonnbt mit gross ; 
 got!), kaurids) adj. 1. greb (©anb), grob, 
 flarf (■Jiid)), rnuf). 2. rof; (MttaHtiz.) Shak. 
 
 3. 1 rpl), grob, rnu^, iingebilbct (©itten tc). 
 
 4. + grob , geinein , fdjled^t. [plump :c. 
 Coarsely, kirse'le, adv. grob; 
 Coarseness, ki'irse'nls, t. 1. bie 
 
 65rob()eit (pI;iM".) 2. bie 9?o()()eit (auc^t i>. 
 3. bie |"d>Ie(^te 93er(t)nffen()eit, ©(t)Iecf)r!)eit. 
 
 Coarticulation , koartikijli.'- 
 shun, «. [9Inflt.] bie fc^^mnc^ bciucgric^e 25fr» 
 gliebcrung t>b. SSeinfugiing. [«OTit(Jei(i§er. 
 
 Coassessor, koassls'sur, «. ber 
 
 Coassuiiie, koassume', v. a. mit 
 einem ^nbern jugleic^ annel^inen. 
 
 Coast, k^ste, (10. k6st; fr. cAtc; (. 
 costa) «. I. bie^uile, ©eefilile, bn« lifer, 
 GW|1nbe. 2. « bie ©eite (0. (JJegenilanbiMi), 
 bie (Segenb (eine^PanbeS). Bacon. Newtok. 
 
 Coast-pilot, [«B?ar.] ber Sothfe. 
 
 Coast of lamb, ein Samm«oierteI mit 
 ben 9fippenflutfrn. 
 
 Prov. The coast Is clear, bie fflcfrt^r iff 
 ooriiber, ef i(» aiHefi filler, ber Jeinb \\\ 
 baoon. 
 
 Coast, V. n. 1. nn ob. Iilngi? ber S.\\\\t 
 l)infnl)ren. 2. i?uflcnfc^ifffnl;rt treibcn. 3. M) 
 na()ern. 4. anlnnben. 5. angreifcii Shak. 
 
 Coasting-trade, [^pniibel] ber J«u« 
 (len^anbel. --pilot, ber fiutlenlptljfe. -- 
 vessel, ba& ^iiflenfdjiff. 
 
 Coast, V. a. 1. bffegrtn (eine Jtiltlc). 
 
 2. * folgen, fid) nfl(;ern, oerfoigen. Spekser. 
 Coaster, kAs'tur, «. 1. ber ilfiilfn. 
 
 fflf)rer. 2. bet Su|lenbeiupl;ner. 3. ba6 STif 
 llenfd)iff. 
 
 Coasting-, kuste'ing, s. 1. ber £u> 
 flenl)nncrl. 2. f bie oerliebte SJnnnJjeruiig, 
 bn6 Siebemerben. Shak. 
 
 Coasting-bark, bie Sotfjfcnbarfc. -- 
 navigation, bie *u|lenf(f)ifffa(;rt, .Ruilen» 
 faf)r»Tet. 
 
 Coat, kAte, (fr. cotte ; it. cota ; corn. ' 
 kota; poI. kotz, tuff, kutayu, beberfeu) *.' 
 1. ber 9?orf; ffrnrf ; bie Onde. 2. b(ti Siiwt ' 
 berrijrfc^en, ber SSJeiberrocf. 3. bk 91mt6r ob. 
 ©tnnbefflcibiing; (bn^er aiic^ i) ber ©tanb. 
 Swift. 4. brt« Jell, bie Spaut , bet $elj (brr 
 Ilji?te). 5. bie Drrfc, ^aut (bei 9Iuge6, 0. 
 3iuirbc(n jc.) 6. [ledjii.j bet 0)ruMb, bie 
 Sage, ©djiniete ($c(f>, Infg 20. 7. [^Td)it ] 
 ber llfberfd)utt 8. bet Jformmantel (bei 
 Wie^erii). 9. pi. [rOfar.] bie ©4niier» ober 
 iljceriappen (ber Wnilbmime). I0.pt. f^ns 
 bu|1. ber lapentenio. 1 a) bie £i<;en; b) bie 
 Wefd)irrfainine. 11. (iperlb.J (geiui>()nl. -of 
 arms; a) bet 9a3appciird)ilb. h) ba& fflSappenfe'R. 
 
 A great coat, bet Ileberrorf. - of arm* 
 (5?era(b.] ber ^appenfdjiib, 2Baffenrorf. - 
 of mail, ba* 'ipanjerljemb. Of the first-, 
 jmeiinOrig Co. Qrolfen '.o' 
 
 To turn coat, umtatteln , abtrunnifl 
 ivcrben. A turn--, ein ^21btruunioer. T« 
 
1 66 Fate, far. fall. fat. M*, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, ndr, got, 6il, cl6Ad. Tdbe, tub, ffill. thin, THIs. 
 
 COA 
 
 ea«t one's eoat, fid) nn^ern. To beat one's 
 -, ©men 6iird)vrfijjcln. 
 
 Prov. Cut your — according to your cloth, 
 fixtdt Did) nacfe Der Dftfe. 
 
 Coat-armor, [ipernlb.] 6er 5Copt>cn: 
 rocf, 2^3appen^cf)il^. --card, [itartcinp.J 
 fcnd 35ilP , 6tc ijiour. --staves, pi. 
 lOnfi'll. in lopereniu.] Bie ®trtbc(>eii jum 
 
 Coat, V. a. 1. 6cfIeiBen, liber^ieljeii 
 (©tiuiiS). 2. [•-Wiir.] mit it)e«lnppeii iibtv-. 
 jieljcii (eincii »JJIa|t). 
 
 Coated, 1. beDerft, ribcrjpflen. 2. qe-. 
 ^iiuttt. Rough--, fcj)uppig. Soft--, r!;iie 
 Sf^iippcii (I). 5i|'d)ciu. [©c^ivein&od)^. 
 
 Coali, koa'ii, *. [,3doI.] Per ^oiiti, 
 
 C/'oatiiig:, kote'iiig, s. 1. in llei>er-- 
 jufl. 2. [ipnu&el] iai Iiidj jii SJ&cfcii. 
 
 Coax, ki')ks, (ID. cocru) v. a. O \ii)niei- 
 (i)iU\, liebfofen, iuxd) ©i1)inetrf)eieien ub. 
 Ciebfofungcn befmifriflcn oi. bereDen. 
 
 Coax, *. bcr ipintergrtiigene, Setrogeiie. 
 
 Coaxer, kok'sur, «. ber ^ud)6' 
 fc^iuiiiijer, f0niei4)lcrirc^e ^etruger. 
 
 Coaxiu, (|'d)t)tt.) wheedling. 
 
 Cob, koi>, (m. cob i)b. cop; niigelf. 
 cop) J. 1. (in 3uf«tunifnfe^.) ber iiopf, bie 
 €pii5e. 2. ber ^nirfcr, finnufcr. 3. [5)iuii}H).] 
 ber 'JJintler. 4. [^^lurbam.] ber .Rolbcn am 
 *li>aird)ft>rii. 5. [£)riiitf).] bie ©ectnijue. 6. 
 [ill emiflcn iprou. ©ngl.] bie ©pinne. 7. ber 
 ipeiiiiil. 8. bie i?obe. 
 
 Cob cal, eiue pon ben JJrnuenjimnicrii 
 iiii Crient gctragene ©nnbnie. --coals, 
 (jvi'iie ninfce ilDf;len. — iron, bn6 ^rniib; 
 ciff 11 , ber 23rnnbborf. — loaf, ber biiniic, 
 riiiiDc itiid)en. --nut, 1. bie gro^e 3tU«> 
 niip. 2. iai >)iiift"piel (bcr ilinber). -- 
 K t o n e , ber ivicfef. --swan, ber SSorber; 
 frt)iuan. - - w e b , 1. bag ©pinnengemebe. 2. i 
 bie ©(J)linne. — - web-m orn ing, ber neb; 
 lutre "Biorgen. --webbed, 1. [95ot.] fpiii= 
 tu'iiiuebeiiartig. 2. tnit@pinnengeiveben uber: 
 iogen. 
 
 Cob, r. a. [^or.] mit einem flac^en 
 ©nitfe ipolj ober nut einer Cntte nuf ben 
 ^iiiiern fd)lngen ; (eine Strrtfc fur ^Kiitrofeii). 
 
 Cobalt, kob'alt, ko'balt, «. [^:iit: 
 tnlliirg.J ber Cobalt, S.obDU. [bli'itf^e. 
 
 Cobalt- bloom, [Ql)tm.] bie ^Dbalr^ 
 
 Cobaltate, kobal'tAte, *. [Gf;eni.] 
 fi'biiurniireS ©nij . 
 
 CobaltiC, kobal'tik, adj. von ^O-- 
 bait ; fobaltartig. - acid , bie ^obnltiaiire. 
 
 Cobble, kob'bl, (and) --stone) «. 
 ber itieiVl. 
 
 Cobble, (perf. kobal, ©c^iijler) ». a. 
 1. fiicf"' Ci. ^. ©4)u(;e). 2. i flfiniperii 
 (9{ciine K.) 
 
 Cobbler, kob'lur, «. I. ber ©d)iil)< 
 pirfer. 2. ber ?J>fm"(i)er. Shak. 3. i ber Stfinn 
 per, ^fufd)er. 
 
 Cobby, kob'be, adj. f fliirf; feurig. 
 
 Cobcal, kob'kal, «. [D|linb. ] eine 
 91rt ©iinbiilfii. 
 
 Cobelligrerent, koblliidjurlni. 
 (Mt.) adi. inir:friegfiil;reiib. — *. bie uiit. 
 rrifrtiTi()reiibe «))?a<tt !c. (bifdjpf. Avi.ifke. 
 
 Cobishop, kuiiish'up, t. b^i' We\l}: 
 
 Coble, kob'bl. k6'bi, ((tiigrli. cuoplo 
 «■ b.U' flfine 'SiH't niir ljiill>fm SSerbccf, Ru- 
 it>enr(l)i(f (JHeim >>ariiiufwiiiie> 
 
 coc 
 
 Coble colter, ber Xrut^nf)n. 
 
 Coblence, kob'iense, t. [(yeogr.] 
 
 Coboose, f. Caboose, [ftoblen). 
 
 Cocalon, ko'kaioii, «. ein gru^er 
 ^DfiMj voti \d))\)nd)im GJcivebe. 
 
 CocciferOUS, koksif't'erus, (lAt.) 
 udj. [SBot.j beereiitragenb. 
 
 CocCOlite , kok'kolite , «. [^U 
 iieriilg.J ber ilernflein. 
 
 Cocltiueal, kutsh'ineeU (fp. cochi- 
 nilla) s. [iJiiUiirgefd).] bie itod)eni(le, ber 
 ©d)iir(aci)ii)urm. --oven, ber Darrofen fiir 
 Pie ©djardic^iuiirmer, --tree, ber Sodjf: 
 iiiUenbauin. 
 
 Cocllleary, knkleare, \ adj. 
 
 Coelileate, kok'icate, MiKot.] 
 
 Cociileated, kok'icaied , ;i"il)raii= 
 benfijrmig. [ber ©i1)iiec£eti|leiii. 
 
 Cociilite, kokiite, s. ['')}iiiieralg.] 
 
 Cock, kok, ( aiigeif. coc ; fr. coq ; (iriu. 
 gocq; funit. kuka; flnu. kokosch) ». 1. (in 
 3utammeii|'e0.) bai Wiiniidjen (uunSBogeln), 
 ber Spni)n. 2. [.Ornitl).] ber $a(;n. 3. i ber 
 »llnful)rer, 9Si)rnel;m|le, ©predjer, ^ortfiil;! 
 rer, ia& ^lUipt. 4. ber 5?fll;nfnfd)rei. Shak. 
 5. ber ifiol;ii , aCetterljatjn , bie 2i3iiiDfiil}ne. 
 Shak.. 6. ber ipnljn din Jiiffern 20. 7. bie 
 ©tiilpe; itrainpe ceines $ut6;. 8. (aud) cop) 
 Per 5peul)nufen , ipeui'djober. 9. ber Stiger 
 leiuer ©I'liiienuljr). 10. bie Sunqe ceiiier 
 2i}age) U. bie burd)bri)d)>'ne ©d)abe liber Per 
 Uiirulje (an einer llOn , bet ^i^niPtll;nlter (in 
 einer 5)5enbelul)v). 12. bie .Uerbe (nm i^jfeile). 
 13. ber ipnl;n (an g-euergeiueijrcn). H. (lu. 
 cwc) — , and) --boat, bcr ivaljii. 15. 
 Pas ninniilid)e GJlicb. 16. [^:^aibin|pr.] bie 
 ©djiiepfe. 17. giirUod (j. 25. by cock, bet 
 (iJott. Hamlet IV. 5> Cock's -p as&ion, 
 3e|"u SeiPen. Tam. of tlie Shrew IV. 1.) 
 
 Cock a hoop., — on the hoop, f ber 
 i^al)n ini Siotbt, Siinder, fid) bruilenb, 
 trinnipl;ireiib. Shak. Hudibras. - of the 
 roost, ein »rann, ber fid) vox aden 3lnPern 
 rtu6jeid)net. — and a bull, KiiiPennal)rd)eii, 
 uertel)rie6, nlbernc6 3t-'"g- - ■""' pye, el)e: 
 inalS em iBi'lf«fd)iuur. Shak. - of the wood, 
 ber >21uerl)al;n. Dunghill--, Per ipaue> 
 l)al;n. A game--, ber iiainptl;al;n. To be 
 cast at tlie cocks, o in bie )^ilii gi'l;en. 
 
 Cock-baird, G Per ipureniuicrl). — 
 bill, ['War.] I". Anchor. — brained, 
 (;irnlu£. --bread, 1. Pa* Ijaiisgebacfciie 
 23rob. 3. ber ©djiifSjiuicbacf. --broth. Pie 
 ipal;iienflei|'d)brul;e. - chafer. Per 'OJfai' 
 fafer. --crowing, 1. Per i^al;iu'ii|"d)rei. 
 2. i Per frulK 'i))it'rgen. --eyex. *. pi. 
 bie Sarabincrljafen am ^^fcrPeilrange. -- 
 f i g h t , - - f i g h t i n g , Pa^ >5al;neiigi'fVd)t. 
 --horse, adj. 1. ju ^J5ftrbc fti>enb. 2. 
 rrinmpl)irenP, tro^ig. --horse, *. Pa* 
 ©tetfenpferb. — - 1 a u e, bie U'eiblid)e 
 ©d>om. — loft, 1. ber $al)iifiibalfen. 2. 
 Pie 35ad)fainuier. --master, Giner, ber 
 itampiljiiljne aiiiiieht, --inaich, I. Piej 
 iijetre bei i>a[)iieiigfrVd)rcn. 2. iai' >>al)ncn: 
 gcfid)r nin ei'ie ^lijtrte. --paddle, lod)= 
 rl)i)ol.l Pie ©eeenle. --pit, 1. Per >>al)iieii! 
 fainprpla$. Shak. 2. [War.) a) ber Kxan-- 
 f eiu'errd)lag , b) fore--pit, bie 1anen> 
 f ammer. - - r o a c h, bie -))i otte. - ' - s c o m b, 
 1. Pie -^larreiifappe. 2. Per $iahnenfamni 
 Uuid) emc "^Jjlanje;. 3. ber &cd, ^aj'enfnM. , 
 
 COC 
 
 Cock's -footgrass, [Spt.] ber ^«^f 
 nenfu^. -'s-head, [Sot.] ber SCegt* 
 rid), bie (Jfparietfe. —shut, ein groge« 
 91C9 (jum ©d)nepfenfang). Shak. —shut- 
 time, bie 3IbenPPaminerung. Shak. - 
 spur, [Sot.J ber $al;nenfporn. --stone, 
 ber ipaljnenilcin. -'s-tread, -'s-trea. 
 die, ber 5?af)nentritt. — stride, ber 
 i?i(;nenrd)ritt. --sure, o getrpjl, ,jnuer« 
 \'id)Slid). - ' s - w a i n , kok'sn . [>))?ar.] 
 ei'i Cfjijler fluf einem ^riegSfd)iffe, ber bie 
 ©d)aluppe fommanbirt. — throwing, 
 [©pielj ber5?al)nen)"d)rag, Pa?ipa(;iienn)erfen, 
 --weed, I23ct.] ba« .^al)neitfrant. 
 
 Cock, V. a. 1. (oft mit up) aufric^» 
 ten, aurTcBen, aufiuartS Ijalten; )pi(;en (bie 
 Obren). 2. anfilulpen, anfframpen, anfffap* 
 pen, anfiln^en (einen Sput). 3. anfrd)Pberii 
 (Spun. 4. rpannen ben ipaf)n (eine« Qiu 
 mel)x6). 5. [31rtifl.] auffjauen (mit ber Simte) 
 
 To c o c k the nose, J bie Jrafe t)od) tragen 
 To - one's hat, ± ben 5?nt auf 5 iDl;r fe^en. 
 
 Cocked, aufgeframpt; - up nose, bie 
 ©tiilpnafe; - hat, ber ©tiiipljnt. 
 
 Cock, V. n. 1. ftiMjiren, fiif) brfiilen, 
 trp^en. 2. t ^ampffj.iljne nufjiel;en ob. bo« 
 uim (i)ebrau(^ ma(f)en. B. Jomsow. 3 -{■ uet. 
 jiirreln. 
 
 Cockade, kokkade' (fr. cocarde) «. 
 bie Sput: Ob. 23anPfd)Ieife, ^ufarbe. 
 
 Cockaded, kokka'dld, adj. tint 
 JtcfarPe tragenP. Yorwo. 
 
 Cockal, kok'al. s. [©piet] 1. ber Jyang* 
 fniH-l)en. 2. bag ixni!)d)el(f)en , jtnbc^jtein. 
 
 Cockatoo, kokatoo', *. [Ornit^.; 
 Per itafaPn. (23afili«?. 
 
 Cockatrice , kok'atrise , s. bet 
 
 Cock bree, > (.(d)ott.) cock- 
 Cock broo,5 broth. 
 
 Cocker, kok'kur, v. a. uerjartefn, 
 uerf;atrd)eln. 
 
 Cocker, *. 1. ber Sieb^aber won 
 §>al)nennefed)ten. 2. eine 9lrt .Ramar(f)en. 
 
 Cockerel, kdk'kurSl. s. ba£ Sphi)n* 
 d)en. [ajerjartelnng. 
 
 Cockering', kok'kuring, s. bie 
 
 Cocket, kok'kit, adj. I. mutf)n>tU 
 lig , lofe. 2. mnnter. 
 
 Cocket, ». [.^anbel] iai Soflfiegel, 
 bcr 3o(l|lempeI. 2. ber *)7?antl)! , 3pnrct)ein. 
 
 Coc ke t-bread, (stamped bread ?) I. 
 Pie feinfle 9lrt SJCeijenbrob. 2. ber ©c^iff4» 
 jii'iebatf. 
 
 Cockernony, (fd^ott.) a i o c k o f 
 
 lialr tied upon a girl's head; a cap. 
 Cocketillj;'^, knk'kMngz, «. pU 
 
 [5i3aiPmrpr.] Pa5 £prfcn (u. gaiaiien). 
 
 Cocking-, kok'ing, a. ba£ .^a^nen* 
 gefed)t; bie 5?al)nenjud)t. Beai'mont. 
 
 C^OCkisll, knk'ish. ad), perbllf^lt. 
 
 Cock-laird, d'd^ptr.) a land-pro- 
 prietor who cultivates his own 
 estate. 
 
 Cockle , kok'kl , (aiiflelf. cocel, 
 cocrl) s. (23pt.] 1. bie ^priirpfe. 2. bielrefpe, 
 Pa* lliifranr (and) l). 
 
 Cockle, (fr. coqnille) *. 1. bie©irnht» 
 mufd)el. 2. [eprnip.] ber ©d)ijrl (eii 1)?ine» 
 ral). 3. * ber jnnge Spai)n. Spenser. 
 
 Hot cockles, 5?anPpla(fer, bie ^a*\i» 
 fd)miiTf (Spiel Per OJuuroren). --hat, bet 
 mir <))iurd)eln gciierte Sput (3cid)en be* -JSil' 
 
Fate, far. fall, fat. Mi, met. FJnp, fin. NA, move, nor, got, 6\\, cl6ud. Ti^he, tuh, full. t/»in, THi«. 167 
 
 COG 
 
 gnrtf). Cockle-fhell, bie Sttai}lmu(dftU 
 f(t^a(e. — -■tairs, *. pi. bit WewbtUteppt. 
 
 Cockle J a. a. ninjein, birgrn, fiih 
 ten. — V. H. I. fid) runjcln, faitig loerbcn. 
 2 i fic^ frdufen, fcfciiumen (uom 'Biecrc). 
 
 Cockle - brained , (fc^ott.) 
 
 chucklt?- headed, foolish. 
 
 Cockled, Kok'kid. udj. I. fd^necfeii! 
 fjrmig, geiuunCeii. 2. 6rral)liiiiirdjein t)H> 
 tint. 3. in bet Sdjnie, eiMgerrfjloncii. Shak. 
 
 Cockier, kokklur, t. bet -JJiiw'd^ti-. 
 ^aiiDier. Gray. 
 
 Cockney, kok'n^, (ivaf)rr(^(iiu. i<. 
 
 Ir.t. coquino. ft)cf)fll ; ft. coqiiiii) t. I. * btt 
 Siod), Chaucer; bit &'od)inn. Shak. (Can- 
 terbury Talen, Lin. 4206. Edinburgh, 1782). 
 2. I ba& CouBoiUT ©tiiMfiiio , ter gel'orm: 
 CunCoiier. Shak. 3. btt SntUmQ, btv Zunc\ 
 fcrnfiiect)t. Shak. [Stnbtfiiiti ic. 
 
 Cockney-llkc, wit tin SuilbUIlcr 
 
 Cock-padle, (\d)ou.) a lump- 
 
 fi.h. ^ , 
 
 Cockt, kokt p. y. 0. Cock. 
 Cocky-lec^ky, ) (fc^ott.) leek 
 Cock-»-leekie, ^ >oup in 
 
 wUirIt a cock hat been boiled. 
 
 Cocoa, ko'ko, (fp. COCO) «. (er 
 Jtcfofi, Jii>rt)fbaum. 
 
 C o r o a - n u t . bit Ro{06nil6- 
 
 Cocoon, knkuun', ( fr. cocou ) t. 
 (©eibenf.i btt ^pfeii , ba6 (Beibe\\(\t\)itnit , 
 Ceiftenei, ©eil!enl)iiii6ct)cn , ©eitfiiivuriiigf! 
 i)au(t. [get<rnniir (luie BitQH). 
 
 Coctile, kok'til, (lat.) adj. Qtbadtn, 
 
 CoCfion, kok'xliuu, «. 1. Citl:) JtC: 
 
 d)cn. 2. i-)Wi&.J bit aJl•r^fllI^^fl. li,»c\c. 
 
 Cod, knd. I 
 
 Codilfill, knd'fikh.^ 
 
 Diied salt-cod. ber '^ifcljiiu. Cad's- 
 heari, i btt Sti'djirdj, Cummfopf. Freih 
 -, ter ftnbflj.ui. 
 
 Cod- fisher. 1. bcr €tD(fft|'4>jnger. 2. 
 tii<t l^wt iimi Sfi>ffnr(t)f.iiige. 
 
 Cod, (iingili". codd ; 11). cod , cwd ; ft. 
 coise) «. I. [IHt.] bic i>ii(fe, Sd)ett. 2. pi. 
 btt .'5>pb>'iirtirf. J. ber 'iViitri, ©orf. 4. f bai 
 ^I'uffiffcn. 5. brt5 0iincre, ber itiiifre 3{niim. 
 
 Cod-pepper, ber ^JSiiurilt. --piece, 
 6er i{>pfeur(t)lii> , bie ipneiifUippe ; To tie 
 one's --piece, (liiirni bic 'Dici'lel fnupten- 
 — ■ware, gri'iMf (JTl'i'i'ii. - - w o r ui , ber 
 gtrol^iuiiriii. --wort, bai fircriifriiiit. 
 
 Codded, kod ded. itiij. I'Bcit.J ill 
 Citt'irii I'b. i?rH|eii eiiige|d)IriKii. - grains, 
 SpuWtnitud^tt. I.$)rilieiii"iiimiilfr. 
 
 Codder, kod'dur, «. ber ^rftieiK, 
 
 Codding', kod d'ng, a<ij- bai 35ett 
 Itefcnib. Shak. 
 
 Coddy, kod'di, at{j. ^ulfig , fdjotig. 
 
 Codc!, kode , (fr. 20.; Ml. codex; t. 
 tat WriVnMid), ber Roitr. 
 
 CttiigfT.r, kodjur, (tU'rm. cotier) ». 
 ter 'Jiaiifr ; l>.U'ri'id)rlg-.- W>iiiii. (bicifl. 
 
 C<»dicii, knci'cMl. (Int.) «. b<\6 Qo: 
 
 Codille, ko'iiir, (fr. IC.) «. ($uiiw 
 brcHMiM] bi\6 Pfobifle. 
 
 C'odle, kod'dl, ^ V. a i. geliitte to-. 
 
 Codiilc*, 5^en, biimpfeii. 2. 
 
 Co die. t I'ifl nin(()eii mi. . . 
 
 Codiin;;', kodiing, ) ». l. ber gc; 
 
 Codlin, kod'lin, ^biiiiivfre'}l|)ieli 
 Soi^apfel. 2. ber uiireife Slpfel. Shak. 3. | 
 
 ber Sfocffifc^. 
 
 COE 
 
 Codling, ber iunge itnbeljau. 
 
 Coe, ko, #. [■TOui.] bie ^lUtf, Itoue. 
 
 CoelTficacy, koefiekase, i 
 
 Coefliciency, kueffisU'ens^, ^ 
 (Inr.) «. bie -Mfitiuirfimg. 
 
 Coeracient , kolffishent , adj. 
 minuirfcnb. — «. 1. bai ^TOitiuirfeiibe. 2. 
 LiUlg.] ber Coefficient. — adv. Coeffi'- 
 cieiitly, niitmirfenb, butdf ■QJfiriuirfiing. 
 
 Co-elder, koel diir, «. tcr~)}?itrurci'te. 
 
 Coeliac, / (gr.) oii). I'iliiiu.j 
 
 Celiac, si leak, 5 - artery, bie 
 :5aiict)puloiiber. — piission, ber Siiiid)f{ii|j'. 
 - vein. Die 5?nud)aber. (ber 'iluft'auf. 
 
 Coemption, koeui'shun, (lat.) s. 
 
 Coeujoy, kuenjoe', v. a. jliftllllllieil 
 Ob. nut eiaaiiccr geiiieMcn. 
 
 Coequal, koekwal, (tat.} adj. 
 gleic^ (flu 2){iing, i)){iid)t :r.). Sh^k. — #. 
 ber Ob. bie &Uid)e (nil ■>)Krt(^>t ic.) — adv. 
 
 Coe'qually, gteic^. 
 
 Coequality, kiekwol'iti «. bie 
 ©leidj^cit (nn *)}fiict)t zc.) 
 
 Coerce, kocr»e', (int.) e. J. I. eiii; 
 fc^riiiifeii, til &(^rnnfcn l;alteti (burc^ (^e> 
 fe^f IC.) AvuFKE. 2. jti'iiigeu. 
 
 Coercible, koecsebl, a^. eiiiju: 
 fd^rnnfeni jti jiuiMgen. 
 
 €.''oerciouy kuer'shun, «. 1. bie 
 ($-inrd)riiiifuiig. 2. ber 3iviing (burc^ &i: 
 \ti}t 2c.) , bie SiuniigSgi'iunit. 
 
 Coercive, kr.er'siv, adj. 1. toai 
 einfd)rniiren (Aiin, eiiifc^rnnfeiib. 2. ^ivin- 
 gt'llO, 3iOilllfl* ... — adv. Coercively, 
 bind) 3>i>aiig. 
 
 Coessential, koessln'slial, (Int.) 
 adj. giei(t) luefciitlid); Llljcol.j QUid)t6 -^Sit-. 
 \-in6. — adv. Coessea'tially, gleic^ 
 iveienili4>. 
 
 Coessentiality , kuesseushcal' 
 iii, 4. bit (^Uld)t)Cll b<:6 'Il>ffeil6. 
 
 CoefitabliMiiuient , koesiab' 
 iLiiuieiii, J. bte 0)ii(t'rrid)niiig. 
 
 Coestatey kucaiAte', *. l. ber ''D^it; 
 llnnb. 2. bcr 0;iit|liint. 
 
 Coetaneous, kAeiAu^us (int.) 
 adj. gleid)jcing. — niw. Coeta'ueously, 
 gleid)icitui. 
 
 Coeternal, koiier'ual, (int.) a<{j. 
 
 If gleic;);cioig. — adv. Co e ler'iial 1 y, gUlct) 
 cimg. [(yici(t)ciiiigtvir 
 
 Coeteriiity, koeier'neie, «. bie 
 
 Coeval, koc val,_ ( (int.) adj. 
 
 Coevous, k(ie vus, 5 unit with) 
 1. glciit)iili. 2. Qleic^ieitig. — «. Coeval, 
 ber SeitgenoP. 
 
 CoexeClltor, koeksek'iitur, «. ber 
 -Miiuref utor , OJiitiH>Iljiel)er. 
 
 Coexitit, koe-ilsi', (int.) ». n. (mit 
 wiih) gltid)ieing ba i>b. uorOaiibc" (em, ju- 
 glrid) vb. nut ba (tin. 
 
 Coexistence, koegtlstcnse, ». 
 (nut Willi) ba$ gieidjjcitige ob. Witfcnftiu, 
 bie ivoerijlenj. 
 
 Coexistent , koegns'tent , adj. 
 (lUK With) gicia)iririg vb. mit Dorl;aiibeii, 
 iiutbnfeieiib, gleid)jcirig bnfeu'iib. 
 
 CoextC^ud , koekklend , (Int.) v. n. 
 I. (nut with) firt) gleidjiufii erilrecfen, girid): 
 laiige bniirrii. 2. v. a. gleic^iveii aii£bei;iu'n 
 (£'inieii !c.). 
 
 Coexteniiioni koekAtcu'tliuu, «. 
 
 COG 
 
 bic gIei(()roeitc^ii«be^nuno, gti-ic^rnngeDniier. 
 
 Coextensive, koeksten'MV, ad}. 
 gleidjioeit nu«gebeljiu, glei(^(niige bntieriib. 
 
 Coextensiveness , koeksten'- 
 siviies, *. bie glcic^je QlnSbet^nung, ber Qltii^e 
 Unifnng, bie gleicije Dniicr. 
 
 ColTee, koffe, (Ijolf. koffy; nr. ca- 
 huah) #. 1. ber finffee (bie 2)ol;iie). 2. btt 
 Kiiffee (ba6 QJetrnnf). 
 
 Coffee-berry, bie ^rtffcebo^lie. -- 
 biggin, bie (Jilrrirfniine. --cup, bit&aft 
 itc(d)ale -house, bai Jtnfftel;nti«. -- 
 kitchen, bie ^nffeeninii^ine. — man, bet 
 Snffeefctent, ^.iffeeiuirrfj, Unffeeficber. -• 
 mill, bic ^nffccnulljle. — plantation, 
 bie^nffeepftnnjiiiig. --pot, 6ie Jtnffeefnnite. 
 --tree, ber Jtnffcfcauiii. 
 
 Coffer, kof'fur, (nrm. couffr, coffr; 
 ir. cofra; fr. coffre) t I. btt Mvfftt, Kafltn, 
 0)t-lbfn|leii ; bie itiile, 0)elbfi|tc, (ciferiiC) e3elb» 
 fnfje. 2. pi. ber<Sd)n§, bie ©cljn^rnmmer. 
 
 3. [ JeiluiigSb. J ber Quergnng im ®rnben.. 
 
 4. [-Jirc^it] eine uicrccfige SSerticfiiiig in beo'j 
 3iiii|(^eiirniitncn ber iBpnrreiifopfe nii beta 
 turiiitl;ir(<>eii Ojefimfe. (fnileii. 
 
 Coffer - dam, CSnicfnib.J ber ©teiiu 
 
 Coffer, B. a. ill jtiilen legeii ob. ein« 
 ft^lifucn. To - up, fniiinicin (©(tjn^c). 
 
 Cofferer, koffrirur, *. i. [G-ngi.] 
 - of the household, ber ^ofninrft^nfl. 2. bee 
 Sdjnijineitler. 
 
 Cofflu, koffin, (norm, cofin, Sorb; 
 iti'l'er) *. 1. bcr ©nrg. 2. bie «pni1ftcnpfnnne. 
 3. bie Duie. 4. [JJoMnrjneif.] bcr Ijoljle iljeil 
 cine* ?Pfcrbe(jnf«, ber ipiif. 5. f bai 25u(j)cr. 
 brci. 6. [«u(<)Cr.] ber itnrren nil bcr «pref7e. 
 7. I>IDn(l)5i.J bcr-au^idjiipffailen. 8. (^poricU.J 
 tic iCnpi'cl. 9. bie 9fiiibc, itriiile eiiicr spnilcte. 
 
 Coffin-man, —- maker, ber «Siirge« 
 nin(f)cr. --bone, bn« ^nfbcm. [fnrgen. 
 
 Coriln, v.a. in bcii Sni-g Icgcii, ein< 
 
 Col'ounder, kofoundur, J. btt 
 
 C€»rt, (fct>ott.) gcfnuft. (-Witgriinbcr. 
 
 Cog', kog, (a. coegiaw, l;iiitcrgcl;eii) 
 V. a. I. butd) (Sc^niei(()eiei oerfiiljrcn ob. ab> 
 loenben, bcft^ion^en. Shak. 2. (mit upon) 
 nnfbringcu, <iuffd)iun^en. 3. (in) in 6etrii« 
 qctiidfet 'Ubiif^t l)ina'crfeii (cin 2S3ort ic.). 
 
 To - a die , + eincn 2Giirfcl fiicipcii ; im 
 SsJurfclfpicle betrugen. 
 
 Cog-, V. n. 1. bctrilgen, li'igcn, ^iiiteri 
 geljcii. Shak. 2. fu(^;-fit)iU'iii.Jcn, fd)iiieii()elii. 
 
 Cog, *. bcr ^ctrug, itiiiff. 
 
 Cog:, (10. cocos) s. btt i^nintn, 'Btap, 
 3nl)n nil einein 3{nbe. 
 
 Cog- ware, eine 9lrt gro&efi luc^. - -. 
 wheel, bai .R.iniiiirnb. 
 
 Cog, V. a. eiiien ^nmin nnbringcn (nil), 
 mir S'lljnen ocrfcljcn (cin 9fnb). , 
 
 Cog-, U'd)Oi(.) a wooden dish. 
 
 ^**tfi ^(i». cwc) «. beriWflj 
 
 Coggle, kog'gi,^ d)tn. bai 93oot. 
 
 Cogency, k.'.jense, (int.) «. bie 
 jiouiiicnbe Knifr, (Jiciunlt (einc^ C«rnnbe«). 
 
 Cogeniai, \. Congenial. 
 
 Cogent, ko jont, a<U- I. flnrf (\>^vf-)- 
 2. 1 ilaif, frnftig, iuid)tig, triftig, tiniuiber* 
 i\C\)l\d) (®rilMb).— adv. Co'gently, ftatt; 
 nniiMbiT|lcl)li(l). [jcr, Sctruget. 
 
 f^ogg-er, kog'gur. t. ber 5n4»*''<t>io<in» 
 
 Cogg-ery, koggiire, «. bie ^tttU' 
 gerci, ijiic^dfc^iunnjct 
 
168 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cloiid. Tube, tub, fnll. t7*in, THis. 
 
 COG 
 
 •■ Cog-g-ie, (fC^Ott.) dimin. BOn cog. 
 •'■•Cog-g'tng", kog'ging, *. bng<Betriigen, 
 Cugen, ber JSetrug. — adj. - gamester, Hx 
 fftlfcfie <S\>itUT. [bet Jfiefcfflein, Heine ©teiii. 
 *VCoSrgrIe- stone, kog'gl-stone, *. 
 
 Cogitable, kodj'elabl, (Int.) adj. 
 titntbar. [gian) v.n. t bcnfeti; nnd)benfeii. 
 
 Cogitate, kod'jetate, (nngeif. ho- 
 
 Cogitation, kodjeta'sliun, *. 1. 
 bnSX'eiifen, 9?fld)beiifeii ; bet ®cbnufe. 2. 
 bte Ue&ctk'flimii. 
 
 Cogitative, kod'jetativ, adj. l.bens 
 fenb. 2. nrtdjbenfenb, tiefrmnio. 
 
 Cognate, kog'nate, ((at.) adj. vtv. 
 ronnbt (ntid) ± ooitSpradjeiuc). - «. [Scots 
 lawl ber SBcnunnbte uoii -Mfuttcrfcite. Ekcvc. 
 
 Cognation, kognashun, *. [3{ecf)t6= 
 fpr.] bte 95enuiiiibtrd)nft Uiutt) f). 
 
 Cogniac, ko'neak, (fr.SB.) *• [^m-. 
 M] ber ^rgnnf, Gognnc (9lrt 23niiiittii)ein). 
 
 Cogrnition, kogn'sli'un, (Uit.) »• 
 
 1. bte itctiiitnig, geiuiffe ^unbe. 2. [^f)il.] 
 b<i6 G-rfennungei'ennoflen. 
 
 Cognitive, kog'neiiv, adj. f wfeii! 
 nenb. - power, [^f)il.] bafi ©rfennuna6= 
 ucrniogcn. ^ 
 
 Cognizable, konexabl, orf;. 1. 
 [DJcc^tcMpv.] luoriit'cr ctfnnnt mcrbcu fanii. 
 
 2. [9?cd)terpr.] belli flend)t(icf)en 9Str(a()reu, 
 ttner gcrid)rlicf)en Uiiterriic^miG iiiitcnuorfen. 
 
 3. ± J" erfciineti (burd) tie ©inne). 
 Cognizance, kon'ezanse, *. 1. 
 
 I9?ed)t8rpr.l M^ e-rfcmitni^. 2. [Silcdjt^iVr.l 
 bd6 SBefcnntiiig, ®eit(iiibni^. 3. ta6 91l'jci^ 
 Oftn, ltntcrfd)cibiino!.'jctd)eii (niif beiii >Uctmci 
 ber ^ebicnteu 2c.). Encvc. 4. bie iJeiintnifj, 
 ®rfenntn(0 (ber Sinue). 5. bie Seiintuijj 
 >wrd) e^rinnerima. Spen!.ek. 
 
 To lake co g n iz an ce of, 1. iteitiitiiijj 
 ncl)tnen (uon)< (Jrfunbiguiig ciiijieljeii due. 
 flcii, iiber). 2. [5){ed)t3fpr.] erieiineii (iifjcr). 
 This falls under the - of tlie minister, bnr: 
 uber l)at ber •>3)i:initlcr jii evfeiinen. 
 
 Cognizee, konc^ec', «. [iljec^t^ipr.] 
 ber, mcIc^eiH cine Strflfe ob. bn^ 9fcd)t iiui 
 tin ®runb|1iicf burc^j einc ©trnfe juerfiinnt 
 rciirben ifi. Blackstone. 
 
 Cognizor, konezor'. *. ['JJed)t!?rpr.i 
 ber, midget einetn 31nbern cine ©trnfe nn 
 £nncercien jiierfennt; ber 916treter cine!!' 
 ®runbt^iirt^. 
 
 Cognoiniiial, kognom'eiial. (Int.) 
 
 adj. 1. emcn 3u"niiicn (>ctreffcnb. 2. tg'eid)-- 
 
 nnniig. [sliun- s. ber Sunnnie; 2?cinnnie. 
 
 Cognoillination, kognomniena'- 
 
 CognOSCenC«',kognos'seiise, (int.i 
 
 t. t brn? (?Tfcnni.'n, Die Grfcnntnif'. 
 
 Cognoscible, kognoN'sebl, adj. -j- 
 erfcnntmr. 
 
 Cognoscitive, kdgnos'seiiv, adj. 
 erf«nnrnigfnl)ig. - faculty, l^hil.] b>i« Or-- 
 fenntnidi'ertnogcn. [-Wiri'onnnnb. 
 
 Coguardian, kogyardean. t. bcr 
 
 Cogue, kog, i^. a. o |'d)nappicn. - t. 
 ta6 Sd)liirfd)cn. 
 
 Coliabit, koliai>'it. (fat.) v. n. l. 
 jtirntntnen ob. bcn'iiniinen iiu'ljiicn. 2. (wiiin 
 6erivcl)nen (cincr 5rnU). I'Oliitbciuoljner. 
 
 Coliwbtfant, kolialj'eiant. ». brr 
 
 Coiiabitation, kohabeiiL'sliuu, t. 
 1. bn« ^eimnttncnn)el;iifn. 2. bie e^clidjc 
 asciipohnuiig. 
 
 GOl 
 
 Colieir, kciare'. ((at.) *. berWiterfee. 
 
 Coheiress, koa'ris, y. bie-»iitcrbinn 
 
 Coitere, koliere', ((at.) I). M. 1. }U; 
 inmincnlinngen Umct) ±). 2. iufaiiinienpaffen, 
 'id) |"d)icten, mit cinaiiber ii&creini'tinimcn. 
 
 Coherence, kolie'iense.y *. l. ber 
 
 Coliereitcy, k^ii^'rense.^ 3^t\ami 
 meiif)ang dlarrer n. ftiiiYiger itorper). 2. i 
 bcr 3iif'i>""ic"l;'i"i]< £>!' 25er&inbung, Ji^lge 
 (tiner Sicbejc). [cin uerri'iifter Kopf. 
 
 There is no — at all in his scull, cr ift 
 
 Coherent ,'k6lie'rent, adj. I. (tnu 
 to, Lib. befjer with; ju|ninmenl)angenb(aiid)i). 
 
 pnJTenb. Shak. 3. iibereinilimnu'iib. — 
 adv. Cohe'rently, ju|rtinnunl;angenb ; 
 uberein(tiininenb. 
 
 Coitesibility , k6hesebil'ete , t. 
 [^h\)\.] bie 3nfnintiienl)nng6frnft. 
 
 Cohesible, kohe .scbl, adji [$f)l)f.j 
 iU|"nmnieiii)angital)'9- 
 
 Cohesion, kohe'zhun , (tat.) <■ I. 
 [^lji)f.] i>n 3iif'Tii>i'enl)ang. 2. f ber 3u! 
 lammciUjang (bet Jbcgviffc). 
 
 Coliesive, kohe'siv, adj. [^^l)f.J 
 ju|"ammenl)augenb. — adv. Coh«'sively, 
 jufaininenl;aiigenb. 
 
 Coliesivencss, kihe'sivnes, s. 
 [$1)1)1".) ber 3urainmciil)nnfl. 
 
 Cohibit, kuhib'it, ((at.) v. a. l;tn: 
 bcrn, al'ljniteii. 
 
 Cohobate, ko'hobate, V. a. [dl^CIU.] 
 fcljubiren, nod)inai« beililliren. Emcyc. 
 
 Cohobation , kohuba'sliun , t. 
 [(E()eni.l Die Kuljobntion. 
 
 Cohoes, kolioie', ) *. [Sforbam.] 
 
 Coiioze, J ber 2t3ii|Tcrfall. 
 
 Cohort, ko'hort, (lac.) s. l. [Dcbni. 
 &e\(i).] bie itoljorte. 2. ^ bcr iruppfirieger. 
 
 Cohortatiou, kohorla'sliun, s. f 
 bie >JUifmunterung. 
 
 Coif, koif, (fr. coiffe; arm. coeff) *. 
 bn6 itappd)en ber 'iJSriciTcr u. Sergeants at 
 law. Encvc. a brother of the — , tnn -iJrU; 
 ber Ourifl. The degree of Hie -, bie itlaffc 
 Der Sieigeiints at law. 
 
 Coif*, V. a. niit cineni itappd)en bt-. 
 Dcrfen. Coifed, cin Jtnppd)en trngenb. 
 
 CoifTure, koit'iiire, (fr. 5li5.) *. ber 
 iloptpui^, bn^ iiiipfjcug. 
 
 Coigue, koiii , ». t- 1. t>i« 3ii"i"«if' 
 ecfe, bcriiiinfel. 2. ber ©cfi^tin. 3. [iypugr.J 
 bcr ivcil. Shak. 
 
 Coigne, kuin e, ^ (ir. S33.) v. n. uon 
 
 Coiny, ^ ^'^P'^tiT""!! I'^beu. 
 
 Coil, kdil, (fr. cueillirj v. a. I. nnf> 
 luicfcm. 2. [OJinr.J aiifrd)(nflen , nuffd)ieBcn 
 (inuc). Coiling, ber fnlfd)c .Knmcn. 
 
 Coil, *• 1. [■OKar.J bne riiuDgcicgrc2au, 
 btr Sd)lag! 2. bie 25reite eine6 ©cge(6. 3. 
 iai ®eiiuube urn cine Inbafrodc. 4. t tn^ 
 cycrofe, (i)eraiifd), bcr Sarin. Shak. Ifljirc. 
 
 Coiia, i>. K y 1 e , J. ein Diilrift in 'ili)r= 
 
 Coin, kfiiii, (fr. coin; nrni. coign> *. 
 1. bie 6cfc (ciner ■DJuiner). 2. bcr ilcil. 3. 
 (Icd)n.l ber 3eid)rfcii, Stetlfeil. 4. ['2ird)ir.J 
 ber(?cf|lcin. Rustic coins, bie 9}crjal)ining. 
 
 Coin, (fr. 2K.) *. 1. bcr ©tcnipcl. 2. 
 bit-3)i'iiHje, ba«®elb. 3. [91rd)it.l bcr5i3iirfct. 
 
 Current coin, [ipnnbcl] flanfll'areOJiunic. 
 Couiuerfeit -, falfd)c6 ®elbl 
 
 Coin, V. a. 1. nuinicn, pragen , fd)la: 
 gen' (®elb). 2. i niacVdi' (SiUortcr). Shak. 3. 
 
 COL 
 
 I erfinnrn, fdjmieben (Ougen). Hudibras. 
 
 Coinage, koinaje, I s. I. bnS')Kiin« 
 
 Coining, koiu'ii.g, ] jen, ®c(bf(t)!a. 
 gen, bic'OKiinjfnnft. 2. bns ®elD, bie ':))tiiiije; 
 3. tci'i ©eprcigc. 4. bie <))?iin,5fo|lcn, bet 
 ©d)(agfd)ntj. 5. i bni ^n?ad)en, bie Sjilbung 
 (I). 2Bi)rtcrn). 6. 1 bie Grbidjtung, G-rfiiibung. 
 6. This is the very coinage of your 
 brain. Shak. 
 
 Coincide, koinside', ((at.1 v.n. lv.\it 
 with) 1. jiirnmmentrcffcn (p. Sinien ic.) 2. 
 juranimciitrcffcn (p. Uniilnnben). 3. iibcr. 
 einilimnien (JSeiucife lo. 
 
 Coincidence, koin'sedlnse, s. I. 
 b<\6 3iir'ii"iiientrcffen (u. Ginicn :c.). 2. ± 
 
 a) bag 3nrainincntrefFen (u. liniiTnnben ic). 
 
 b) bie llcbcreinftimninng (p llrtljeilen lO- 
 Coincident, koin'Nedent, adj. 1. 
 
 (with) jnfnmtncntrcffenb (p. Oinien ic.) New- 
 ton. 2. (with) ubcreiniliinmcnb. 
 
 Coincider, koinsi'dur, *. bcr, mU 
 d)er, baa, mnSjufninnientriffr, ii('ercin)tiinint. 
 
 Coindication, koind.ika'shun, (I.) 
 *. [■Web.] bie OKitanjcignng, •>)D?itnnjeige. 
 
 Coiner, koln'iir, «. i. ber ^TOilnjcr. 
 2. bcr 5a(rd)niuiijcr. 3. ± ber ©rfinber (pon' 
 SiCiJrtetn ic). 
 
 Coiner's standard, bie ^rofecplatte. —'8 
 die, bcr ']0iun}|1einpe(. [». o. beflccfen. 
 
 Coinquinate , k6ing'kweiiAte, 
 
 Coinqniuation, kolngkweni'- 
 shi'm, (lat.; *. bie 25eflc(fnng. 
 
 Coistril, k6is'trll. *. l. ber Seig'iiig, 
 bie 'OKcinnie. Shak 2. ein junger ^:»ieiir{<), 
 Dieniiiig. 
 
 Coii, koit, • bie SBiirffdjeiec'; bet 
 SBurfilcin. — v. a. mcrfeii, i^iiucrfcn. 
 
 Coition, koish'un, (Int.) «. iaS 3u» 
 faintncnfDiiinicn. 2. bie 93egnttung. 
 
 Co join, kAj6in', v. n. f ftc^ perbim 
 ben. Shak. l(ol)lt, bcr £ofe. 
 
 Coke, koke, «. bie a6gcrd)mcfclre ©tcins 
 
 Colter, ko'kur. *. 1. ber Ingloljner; 
 aSuDtiinann. 2. pi. bie 5ifd)er|liefe(. 
 
 Col, t. '■' ber ipuitb. On 3iifaninien» 
 fcljg. i|lef i jn ncl;incn, j. !8. Co (prophet, 
 cin Ci'igenpriipl;ct. 
 
 Colander, kullandur, ((at. coIo) 
 t. bcr ®ci(}er, 2)iird)rd)(ag. [5rie«, i>al«. 
 
 Colarin, koraiin , *. [>2ii-d)it.] tet 
 
 Colation, kola'shuii, s. bie $il[ri< 
 rung. [rrining. 2. bie fiitrirte gliiffigfcit. 
 
 Colature, kol'atsiiiiit. s. l. Diegils 
 
 Coibertine, kol'beitceii, «. eine 
 9lrt ©piijcn. (bev ^rifufijar. 
 
 Colcothar, koi'kot/iar, J. [CFiiem.' 
 
 Cold, kold, (angclf. caUl ; gi.U(). calds, 
 adj. I. fait. 2. i a) fait, falrPli'irig. b) fait, 
 fnltfinnig. c) frpitig, platt (ilCebe zc). 
 
 To be c o Id, fricircn. 
 
 Cold-blooded, 1. faltDli'itig. 2. falti 
 fiiinig, gcfiil)flo5. - finch, cine ilrr ^ac^» 
 jtelJC. --hearted, falfljcrjig- -- hear- 
 ted n ess, bie fialr!)crii(ifcit. —-short, 
 fpriibe (r. -J^rcrafirii), fai[Priid)ig. 
 
 C<»id, (angelf. cele. cyl,cyle)«. I. 
 
 bie fuiite, bcr S-ni|1. 2. bcr ©d)nupfen, bie 
 &tfairiing. 
 
 To catch cold, 1. ben ©diiuipfcn befcni* 
 men. 2. to caicli - upon heat, fid) erf.Hlten. 
 
 Coidisii, kold Uh. tidj. fairilrf), frn'^j. 
 
 Coldly, Kuld'le, uiir. fall, IVOllig. 
 
F&te. tAr. rfill. I'll. >le. m^t. Fine, fin. NA, move, nor, got. 6'i\, cUad. Ti'ibe. Jul), Cull. (//in. rHis. ] G9 
 
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 Coldn«SS) kold'nes, ». I. iltMlU- 
 a. 1 Die Acilte; a) 6ct iialtfum. b) Bie ®lcju>j 
 fliiltiflfeit. c) bie ilnltbliltiflteit. [tifl. 
 
 With coldnos, fait, froflitt, (}(eid)()ul: 
 
 Cole^ kole, (nngtlf. carl, cawl, cawel; 
 n>. cawl) «. Cer ^ot)l. 
 
 Cole -flower, 6tt SBdimcnfoljf. - - 
 mouse, [Drnitl)] bieSol)(nui|e. --percli. 
 [3d)t(ji)0l.] eine >Mrt aVirfd). — »eetl, 6er 
 £ol)lfnme. -wort, ber nn'me ■K"')'- 
 
 Coleopter, koicAptiir. ^*. [©11= 
 
 ColeUpterMf koleopiura.^ toni.j 
 bet 5?.irtflunl«. [(iiiiom.) Ij.ircfliigciiii. 
 
 ColeupterttI, kolenp tuial. adj. 
 
 Co-leK*ee, k6ie«»ee'. «. [:j)ant)el| 
 ber r5Kirpnd)ter. 
 
 Colic, kol ik, (lilt.) s. Me.ftoliM)(irni. 
 ftict)t. Kl.ituleoi -, bie aajiiiDfplif. 
 
 Colic, ("'O- b"« ©tbiirme 
 
 Colical, kolekat.5 angrrifeiib. 
 
 Colin, kol'in, «. [jCriii(t).] bas im-Ti' 
 frtnird)e 9{etjl)ul)n. 
 
 Coll, kol, V. a. t utn^ad'en. Spenser. 
 
 To clip and coll. titnnciiieii. 
 
 Collnpwe, knilaps'. (lilt.) V. n. I. 
 jm'nmntenfallfn, fif^ fdfUt^cn (bie (SJefiiSe 
 brt RorpftS ic). 2. i i-erfalleii (fflut). 
 
 Collapsion, koilapsiiuu, « b«6 
 gufanimeiifallen, Surammeujicljeii , bie 3" = 
 fflmmenjiehunfl. 
 
 Collar, kol'tur, (arm. colyer; fir. 
 collier) t. 1. bai i^al^ftanb. 2. bad Spaii' 
 eifen (bet 25erbred)er^ 3. iaS Aummet. 4. 
 ber firogen. 5. l>War.) ber iSta.jfraflen. 6. 
 [ied)iio( ) bie •ipf.inne. 
 
 A collar ot brawn. 9iollflti(<if UPin ivil> 
 ben ©djiveine. The - of .S.S , bie OrbeiKj 
 fette ber !Kitter bed blaueti i^ofeiibiiiibed. 
 
 To slip (be collar, t ben JlDpf a\i6 ber 
 ®d)linge \iti)tn. 
 
 Collar beam, ('7}?ar.] bad S(f)lo@f)ol) 
 (bed SJuflfprietd). --bone, ta6 ©djliifTil- 
 bein. — day, I. ber Drbeiidtag (ber iKitter 
 pom ^cfenbnnbe). 2. 6 ber G-tefntiondtag. 
 
 Collar, V. a. 1. beiin Araneii nrt)ineii 
 Cb. parfeii. 2. juiamnieiin'lU'ii (Ccl)feiifJrif{^). 
 
 Collaraf^e, kniMiirTdje, «. l&ngi.i 
 badituminetfli'iD, bicHiviiis, '21udr(f)niif|leiier. 
 
 Collared, koiliird, tuij. 1. betni 
 jtragen Qtpadt. 2. [i^eralb.] ein i^aldbanb 
 tMnenb. 
 
 Collate, kollaie'. (Int.) v. a. I. uer: 
 flleid)en, flcgen einanbcr fjalteti (©djriften). 
 2. [fan. dit(t)t] (any one to) Mrtetljen, er: 
 tt)eilen (G-iiiein eiiie iJJfrunbe). 
 
 Collate, V. n. [tan. 9it<i)t] eine 
 ^friiiibc i>friiff>en. 
 
 Collateral, koliat'tlral, aat.) adj. 
 1. anf ber ®cite, iifbeiifeitig. 2. pon bee 
 @eite. 3. gleid)latifeiib. 4. tnittelbar. 5. 
 mitroirfenb. 
 
 Collateral relniions, Seitetii^erroanbte. 
 — wind , ber iSclteinviiib. — aceepiance, 
 I^anbel] bie Q-i^rtn ■. 91ccr).>taricin. 
 
 Collateral, * berSfiteiu'ermnnbre. 
 
 Collaterally, knllai'terall^, ade. 
 I. fliif ber ©eite, iift'cii cinaiiber. 2. oon 
 ber ©eiteiUinie. 3. iiitireft, niittelbnr. 
 
 CollateralnefHi, koliacteralncs, 
 «. bie ©eiieni'erivrtnbrfrt).ift. 
 
 Collation, kolla'shun, «. 1. bad 
 6(t()Ieicl)en, bie e)rgeneinanber^altiin$ (»on 
 
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 ®(!)riften). 2. [fan. 3?e(f>t] bie S5erfeif)Mng 1 
 (einer ^friinbe). 3. [Scots law] bie ^\>\W. 
 cion it'fi (J-rbfc^afrin). 4. bie 3auf(^eiinia()l-- 
 jcit, bat '}li)ciiM'n^b, •}lbcnbe(Tci'. 
 
 Collative,kr)lla'iiv. »((/. Advowson 
 -, bA(> ■ivifronat, luobci ber ~'Sird)cif iinb ber 
 patron in bcri'dben ^erfen uereinigt finb. 
 
 Collator, koila'tur, ». 1. bet SSer: 
 fllcirf)cr u>. (£d)riften). 2. ber ^$frunbenuer» 
 leiljer ob. iSirgeber, iloliatcr. 
 
 Collautl, koiiawd', (lat.) t>. a. t 
 miriouen, |Vi)r iiH'fii. 
 
 Collea^'ue, kolleeg, (lat.) *. ber 
 JtiMlcgc, -.Hniti-giiUMJ, ■ilnufbriibcr. 
 
 ColleHjf ■•«*, knileeg', v. a. U. v. n. 
 yergerrur(f)aften, ouDi i»erwiibcn. Shak. 
 
 Colleaj^iieNiiip, korieegship, «, 
 bie "Jlinreiii'iioiKmil^'ift- 
 
 Collect, kfiiiekt', (lat.) V. a. I. fani! 
 inein, iufammenbriiigen (^crfonen n. (£a: 
 il)fiii. 2. (I'lom, audi ("ctjliegcn , folgern. 3. 
 emjieljen (iSteuernt, eiufaffiren , etutreibcn, 
 eiiiforbern (<£(t)uibeni. 4. bcnterfen. 
 
 Tu colleci one's self, \i\i) I'ai'.imrln i>b: 
 laffen. To -into... ucretnigcn, imnmeln 
 (ju, im, jiirammenfiiffeii (in). [I}aiifcn. 
 
 Collect, V. n. fid) famniefn, fid) aii< 
 
 Collect, kol'lekt, «. 1. [Aird)c] bic 
 ^ollefre i(i>ebrt;. 2. t fie ^oUffte ((ijfibcin= 
 faiiiniluiigi. 
 
 CollectaueouN , knllekt^'neus. 
 adj. jmamineiiiicrragfii. [luicbcr l>eriil)igr. 
 
 Collected, koilek'ted, tidj. gcfagt, 
 
 Collectedly, kullektedle, ado. 
 jiifanuneiigefafir, 111 eiiid. 
 
 Collecteduesra, kollek'tednls, «. 
 bie Sammliing, Saffinig (bc« 0)citled). 
 
 Collectible, koilekiebl, adj. 1. 
 lu fi'igmt. 2. eiiijiijicljeii lu- ^teuenu. 
 
 Collccti(»n, kollek'slidn, «. 1. tn& 
 (Sammein , bie Sammlung. 2. ber i5)aufen 
 t'!j5erfonen);bie'Wa(Te. 3. bie^o(Icftr(Samm: 
 lung V. ©aben;. 4. f bet ©(f)(iigfa9, bie 
 ©d)ai6fi)lge. 5. bie ®«mmliing(u.5feben!(.). 
 
 Collective, kollektiv , nty. I. ge; 
 
 famnielt; - society, [j^aiibclj bie ipanbeld; 
 gefcllfrtjaft unter uercnngteni iWainen. 2. fDl< 
 gcrnb. 3. [(yraiiim.] fiinunelivDrtlid). 
 
 Collectively, kotlek'iivle, mdv. 
 indgefanimt. (». fie ©animluiig, 'TOiiiTc. 
 
 Collect! VeneHS, kollektiv nes. 
 
 Collector, koilek'iur, *. I. ber 
 ©amntler. 2. ber (Jinnehmer (». ©teiicrn 
 K.). 3. [^>l)1)f.) - of electricity, ber G-lcf; 
 trijitatdfammler. 4. [Crforb] ber itctteftDr. 
 
 ColleCtOrsllip, kollek'lurship, s. 
 bad 9Imt eined @teiiereinne())nerd. 
 
 Collecpatary, koiil-'aiare, J. [6i; 
 »tlrfd)t] ber •'5)?it6ebnd)re, 'OTitlegatar. 
 
 Colleg-e, kol'ledje, (lat.) *. 1. tinS 
 Itptlegiutn (bic^JSerfencn). 2. bad Jlollegiiim, 
 Aodeg ()pnud). 3. iai iluUegiiim (SSorle: 
 fungi. 4. bie gafultat. [rid)tet. 
 
 College-like. u'ie etn itciflegiiim e inge; 
 
 Collesial, koiic'jeal, adj. frflfgial, 
 fpflegialifd). [legiat, @rf)iircr, ©tubent. 
 
 Coileg-ian, koiiejean, *. ber Siol-. 
 
 Collef^fiate, kolle'jeate, adj. 1. jU 
 eincnt .Riiflcgiutn gcljcirig, afabeinif(^. 2. eiu 
 fiofJegiiiMi entljaitenb, ivie ein itoaegium 
 eingeric^tet. 3. foflegiat. -church, bieilBl: 
 legiat r cb. ©tiftdfirc^>e. 
 
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 Collegiate, ». bet ^offegirtt, ©tubent. 
 
 Collet, kol'iit, (ft. 33.) *. 1. [Stein. 
 
 rd)neibef.] beri?n(Ten fined 9?ingcd. 2. [fflfad« 
 
 mad).] ber $ald. 3. [Dreljcr] bad ^afditiicf. 
 
 4. * bad <paUUmnb. 
 
 Colletic, kollet'(?k, adj. 1. [>TOe^.J 
 }iifiimnipn!jcilenb. — *. ein jiiraminenfjcilcn* 
 bed -OTittfl. 
 
 Collide, kollide', (lat.) r. n. ^iifa.n» 
 menilogen , jufammciifdjlagrn (o. ft5rpeni): 
 
 Collie, (|'d)ftt.) ein adgem. u. mnntl)* 
 mal ein bcfouberer ?inme fiir country- 
 curs. Ifd)a'iir5t, fpf)ird)ivnrj. Sh\r.. 
 
 Collied, koi'iid. adj. uon koljUn ge< 
 
 Collier, koi'vur. (p. coal) *. 1. ber 
 ©teinf(>l)lcngni6er. 2. ber £o(;Ienf)anblcr. 
 3. iai .^ol)!enfcf)iff. 
 
 Colliery, kol'yure, s. 1. bie ^oI)(m#' 
 gnibe. 2. t>n6 Jlcljlenlager. 3. ber ^o()len« 
 Ijanbet. [relling; 
 
 Colli<*sliansric , (fii}ctt.) q u a r^ 
 
 CoIliflo«%'er, knl'leflouur, ». bet 
 •^tumcnfol)!. rjiifammenbinbcn; 
 
 Coll ilf ate, kori^^ire, a<\t.) V. a. 
 
 Colliq-ation, k(>iici;A'sh«tn,#. bie 
 3"fammeii6iiibiiiiii ; QSerfinigiing. 
 
 Coliilliation, kolloniil'.<ihun, *. I. 
 Mi 3ielfn. 2. [^Uilr.] Line of-, bie (J)e» 
 fid)td = Ob. ©el)fltnie. [MS 3ieleii. 
 
 Collineation,koiiiiicA'.«ht'in, (!.)«. 
 
 Colliqiiable, koii'k'waijl, (lat.) 
 adj. i"ii)mfijiMr, jfrfei^brtv. 
 
 Colliqiiainent , kollik'wament, 
 *. 1. bie Sd)mal[e, ber ^'iif', t><\i 0)cfrt)n)rl« 
 iene. 2. [-TOeb. ] ber (5-mbrno, Ifjicrfeim, 
 t)a6 Tfjierei ; bie Unloffe eiiird (Jmbrijod. 
 
 Colliquant , kol'llkwant , a^^ 
 auflofcnb, fdjmeljenb. 
 
 « Colliquate, kol'llkwite, (fat.) r. 
 .1. fdjnuijcn , {id) aufloien. — v. a. fcfjnieN 
 jen, auffoKn. 
 
 Colliquation, knll^kwA'shun. «. 
 1. tai ©d)mcljen, bie "JUifrorung. 2. [-)J?fb.]' 
 bie ^lnf^^^nng, Sfrfffjung (bed fluted). Cme. 
 
 Colliquative, knllik'wativ, ndj. 
 1. |'rt)mcljenb, aiiflL>|-enb. 2. [OJicb.J aiifl5« 
 fenb, jerfetjenb, jii|"nmmiMifd)mcr,irnb. 
 
 Colliqneractiitn, kollikwifak.% 
 shun, «. bie 3iirnmmeiirrf)mcljung. 
 
 ColllMioU, knIliAh'iin, (tat.) ». I. 
 bad 3ur«mmen|liif3en. 2. ['$l)\)(.] in 3ii» 
 fnmmenilog. 3. ber a33iber|lrett (ber 3ntet» 
 effi-n !c.). 
 
 Collocate, koi'iokiie, (fat.) ». n. 
 I. flcllcn, prbnen. 2. prbncn, in !?liif7fn ein> 
 tljeilen ((^JIiiiibiiK'-). — ndj. neflfflt; georbnet. 
 
 Collocation, kolloka'slnin , «. 1. 
 bad ©tcflen , 9liif|le[k'U , Drbnen. 2. bit 
 ©tellung, Drbnung (pafTno. 3. bie Orbnnng, 
 bet 3af)ltingdrang (ber (ijiaubiger/. 
 
 Collociitioii, kollokii'sliiin, (fat.y 
 *. bie Ihitcrrebimg. [^Witrebenbe. 
 
 Collocutor, kollokti'tur, *. bet 
 
 Collo^-ue, kollog'. V. a. t rd)mei« 
 (f)fln, biird) ©(^me id)i'Iii bcreben, be|"(f)iviii;eii. 
 
 Collop, ki'l'lup, t. I. bie ©d)nitce^ 
 5lcird)rd)nitte; bad ©ti'icf Sleifcp. 2. [ biir» 
 Icdf.] biid ^inb. Sum. 
 
 Colloquial, koll(i'kweal, (lat.) 
 ndj. bie Unterrebuiig ober bie llmgnngd* 
 fprodje bctreffenb. - language, bic llmgana«« 
 fprac^e. 
 
170 Fate, far, fall, fat. M^, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, oil, cl6iid. Tiibe, tub, ffill. t/tin, THfa 
 
 »-%v, kol'Io,^ ©djiuiirje , Der 
 
 COL 
 
 Colloquist, kol'Iokw?8t, *. bcr 
 
 WiitiVred)er. [re6unfl, tai ©efprnd). 
 
 Colloquy, kol'lokwe, *. tit lUHct-. 
 
 Collow, kol'lo, l\Colly. 
 
 CollllCtailCy, koUuk'tanse, Hat.) 
 4. tci6 Witer\'irebtn. ^ __ ^ 
 
 Colluctation, kollukta'shun , ». 
 ber SOifcertlrtiiB, ©treit. 
 
 Collude, kolliide', ffrtt.) V. n. 
 [9{rrf)t5rpf.j fid) fjeiiiili* niit ciiiaiiBer I'er: 
 flef)eu, ()cinilic() mit cinnn6cr ciiiuerilaiifcfii 
 feiti , imrer eiii'er Bfrfe ilccfcii, fiilliiCicfn. 
 
 Colluder, kollil'dur, *. [3{ecf)tf|pt.] 
 ber ItodiiBent. 
 
 Collusion, kollu'zimn,)*. mtd)t6: 
 
 Colludiuj;-, koilu'ilSngj^fpr. ] baS 
 SBcrilaiiMiig , l;eiiiilid)c ©iiioerilaiitiiie, bte 
 
 KotrufiiM'- 
 
 C€»llusive, kollu'siv, adj. a&gercbet, 
 obflcf iirtet , niigeili'flt. — adv. Collu'si- 
 vely, nacf) einein (jcinilt^en SSertlnubnifTe. 
 
 Collusiveness, kollu'sivnes, *. 
 bfl5 nbflffartfte, nngcflfllte 5H5c|"en. IfL^rifd). 
 
 Collusory, kollu sure, adj. fodll 
 
 Colly 
 Collow 
 
 fdjaiarje gri)mu^ ucii Jicl;(eii ic. 
 
 Colly, "• «• 1. beruMCii, befc^mu^en. 
 2. 1 rd)a'arjcn , imtii(irt)reii. 
 
 CoUyrite, kol'icnte, (gr.)«. [Wu 
 nernlij.l bcr ilor(i)rit 
 
 CoUyriuill, kollir'cam, (gr.) *• 
 [■iDJeb.] ciii (iiietref 2Iiioeiiiiiittf(. Coxe. 
 
 Colmar, koi'mar, (fr. 5C.) *. l. 
 [Ocogr.] iti^lmnr. 2. ciiic airt 23triKH. 
 
 Colocyntk, korAsInt/i, (gr. ) «. 
 [2.nn.] Me iii.nD<iiiinte. [— aKy- thiUwA). 
 
 Colog-ne, kdrion.*. [0)eogr.li?Mlii. 
 
 Colombo, kolom'bA, *. l<pl;anu.J 
 bie £iUiinil>o»)iirje(. 
 
 Colon, ko'lon, (gr.) «. I. [P5rnnim.l 
 tai ^t'foii, biT Doppclpuiift. 2. I "Hunt.) 
 ber ®rinimbnrni. 
 
 Colonel, kur'nll, (fr. «53.; nrm. 
 coronal; |"p. coroiiel) t. [W\i\t.] ber .Cber|le, 
 
 Colonelcy, kur'nelse, \ t. bie 
 Colonelsliip, kiir'nelsliip.J .Obri' 
 
 (lenrtfde- ^ _, 
 
 Colonial, kolliV Ileal. <!((;. liPllMliill..- 
 
 -piocliice, [ipiiiibel) bie JtLntniinduaari'ii, 
 «J»fltfrinaunnreil. Dealer, trade in - pro- 
 duce, ber fiiMoiiiiiliuaiirriihiiiibler, bie Wa: 
 teriiiliynnrriiliniibtiiiig, bo6 •D3?iirrrinigcfd;afr. 
 — Hade, ter ifoloiiinlivniiri'iiljaiibcl. 
 
 Col(»nist, kni'lun'ist, t. ber 5toImii|1, 
 
 ^Panjft. ^ , , - 
 
 Cftlonization, koll&neiti'sliun. t. 
 
 b«« Kinpiurircn, Sliipfliinjcn , bie id'HMiifa; 
 tioii, fimiMiiriniiig, Uliilcgiiiig einer Jitoloiiic 
 
 Ob. IHMI SollMlifll. 
 
 Colonize, kol'onite. v. a. XvPloiliiMt 
 aiilegfu (ill), fclcnifireii, beiu'lferii, niU'uiieii 
 (ein Cnnb). ( iXploiiifiruiig. 
 
 Colonizing-, kniloniting, t. nit 
 
 Colonnade, koiii'made", (it. co- 
 lonnata) *. (<Ur(i)ii.] ber ©aulciigaiig , bie 
 fioiDiuinbe. 
 
 Colony, kni-i'uie, (lat.) *. I. bie 
 ifpliMuefbiU-l^fliiHiiHMf ). 1. bif i?rli>iiie, ber 
 ^ilfliurrt, Mf i^rt.iiiiil.ibt , i^tl'iiijuiig. iJiie. 
 berliilTii!ig. J. brr v.uitr, 3ii3 U'. iljierfiu. 
 
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 Coloplion, kol'ofun, (uon eiiier 
 Stnbt ill Ooiiieii) i. ber 6d)lu@ e<iie6 !8uc^«, 
 fi-ul;er ben Drt cb. bn6 ^a\)x pen beffeii 
 5periiiifgnbe entljaltcnb. 
 
 Colopitonite , kol'ofonite , *. 
 ['TOincnilg-j ber ivclopljoiiit. [cycigenljarj. 
 
 Colopliony, kolufon^, cgr.) 5. bag 
 
 Coioquintida , kollokwiu'teda, 
 (gr.) *. tiiot.] bie itoloqiiiiite. 
 
 Color, kul'liir, (lilt. -lO.)*. 1. ['ipf)!))'.] 
 bie giu-bt. 2. bie garbe, OJi'ildjisfiirbe. 3. i a; 
 ber ©(Ijeiii, 9Jiifct)ciii, >2lii|1rid), Scrwiiiib. b) 
 bie 2)etiiaiiteluiig , SQcfcf^oiiigiiiig, ipeud)elei. 
 Shak. 4. bie ajrt, ber ®4liig (ficiite). 5. 
 bie giirbe (ber itnrteii). 6. bie iyarbe (ber 
 <))i\iler). 7. pi. a) I^)Jiilit.] bie gnl;iie, ©tnii: 
 Darte. b) I'JJtar.J bw jMgge. 
 4. Boys and women are, for the most 
 part, cattle of this color. Shak. 
 
 Stiff or unconnected colors, grclle 
 Snrbeil. Flame-color, bie 5cil«rf'ir&t. 
 Rhetorical colors, rebnerird)er ©c<)murf. 
 
 To be in colors, ciii fiirbigeiS Sleib 
 trngeti. To take away the -, eutfnrBeii. 
 Tu set any one out in his proper colors. 
 (5-iiifii 3iig fiir 3"3 rdjilberii. To have too 
 high a -, bliitrotl; nu5|'el)en. 
 
 Color- man, 1. ber SJarbeiil)aiibler, 
 5arbiuaareiil;iiiibler. 2. lOobilr.J ber jj'^r' 
 t'eiitiu-iilcr. 
 
 Color, v.a. 1. fiirbeii. 2. i(Iiiiiiiiiireti, 
 aii^'miiicu. 3. niiilteirf^eii. 4. f a) bemmiri'ln, 
 eiiier ©ac<)e eiiicii Slii|1ric^ gcbeii. b) |'d)eiii> 
 bar niactjeii; ubertreilicii. Abdison. 
 
 To color a stranger's goods, (ipauDclj 
 bie aoanren eitieg 5reiiibeii uiiter reineiii 
 I eiiie^ eiigl. SSiirger^; Oiiitiieii eiii|'d)iuarjeii, 
 finpoic^eii. Ifid) ciitfarbcii. 
 
 Color, t>. n. fi(^ farbcii; crri3tl;eii; 
 
 Colorable, kuiiurabl, adj. fd)ein 
 bar, fiiigirt, fiimilirt. -account, [ipaiibelj ber 
 iUnitt'finto. — rtdu. Col'orably, I'd^eiiibar. 
 
 Colorate, kul'luiaic, adj. tgefiirbt. 
 
 Coloration, kuiiuiasiiun, «. i. 
 bie S.\\\\\i ber Jarbeiigebuiig, iai garben. 
 I. fie 'Jiirbutig (paffiu). 
 
 Colorature , kul'luratshure, t, 
 [•DJiiif.] bie ilSfrjieniiigeii. 
 
 Colored, kiillurd, p. p. gc farbt ; 
 folwirt. — adj. 1. bunt. 2. forbig, fd)iunrj 
 (luie bie 5iegcr, '!)}?iilatten ic). 3. frfjeinbar, 
 finiiilirt, proiVrma. 
 
 Colorific, kulloiii'ik, adj. fnrbetib. 
 
 Coloring, kuliuring, s. I. [-iOial.] 
 
 tai ivplcrit, bie Jnrbeiigcbung. 2. iAi gar^ 
 
 Den, (i)i'farbt|"eiii, bie garbc. 3t brr -Jliiilrid). 
 
 3. The story has a coloring of truth. 
 
 Websteh 
 
 Colorist, kul'luust, t. [gjtoi.j bcr 
 
 Ct»iorIes.<i, kulluiles, adj. farbeii 
 lof, Miri1)fii1)rig cii'ie ein O'lUvi, tM -iijA^cx) 
 
 Colossal, ki'tliisSal. I adj. fo 
 
 Colosiieau, k<)llo.sse'an,5 Ipunurd), 
 rieiViimaOig. 
 
 Colossus, kiSlos'sus, «. ber i?olo0. 
 
 Cnlossus-wise, line eiiiAvOlOB. Shak. 
 
 ColstafT, knl'staf, «. IDertl.J brr 
 
 Colt, kult, (iiiigrir. coll ) i. \.tc\i 
 tJiillrii, 5pfiifl|l|uflcil. 2. i bet M"lflf Caffe; 
 -iiiiibliing. SiiAK. 
 
 COM 
 
 Colt's-foot, [<8uf.] bcr i5>ufrnW(i. 
 -•»-tooth, 1. bcr •DXild),ial)n. 2. f ber 
 ^;3Jfilcf)jal)n (ipang ju J^'inbereien). Shak. 
 
 Colt, V. 11. t falbern, aii^geraffen fetit. 
 Spenser. - ». a. f ©iiien jmn 3inrren mnc^en, 
 necfen, betlj&reii. Shak. 
 
 Colt, s. [g)?nr.] bie Ha^, ba« Dagg. 
 
 Colter, kol'tur, (fat. culter; m. cyll- 
 tawr) s. tai itolier, ©ec^, ^pflngcifcn. 
 
 Coltisli, kol'ti^h, adj. aiiggelnfTen. 
 
 Coluber, kolubi'ir, (lat.) «. (5Wa« 
 turgefc^.] eiiie ©djlangennrt, >)?nftern k. 
 
 Colubrine, kol'iiUrine, adj. f 1. 
 rd)langenarfig; frf)langenfi3riiiig. 2. ± Ber« 
 rd)lagcn, falfd). 
 
 Colunibary, kol'i'lmbare, (tnt.; w. 
 colonieii; ami. coiilm; t. ttx 'innbcnfdjlng. 
 
 Colunibate , k()ium'bate , «. 
 (Gl)em.l tantalfaiircs ©a(j. 
 
 Columbian, koUim'bean . adj. ^n 
 ten 5Sereinigtcn ©tanren ob. ju 3Inierifa ge* 
 ijiH'ig. [- acid, b.ie XaiUalfaiire. 
 
 Columbic, kolum'blk.arf;. [gfjem.] 
 
 ColuinbiferOUS, kolumbif'erus, 
 adj. .fi:L>lum6iiini Ob. laiitalum crieiigenb 
 Ob. entl)aItenD. 
 
 Colunibin<>, kol'umbine, adj. tttU> 
 bennrtig; taubeiiiarbig ; mie ein InubenfjiiJS. 
 
 Columbine, ». l. bie Innben^aW. 
 farbe. 2. [aJot.J bie 2Ifelet. 3. [?lSnntpm.] 
 itoluinbine. [SEiefcnrnute. 
 
 Feathered columbine, [SSct.] bie 
 
 Columbite, k()him'bite, «. [fSlu 
 iieralg.] ber iTolmnbit, lantalit. 
 
 Columbium, kolum'beum, (p. 
 Columbia) *. ['iDtineralg.] bas Columbium, 
 tniitaliiiii. 
 
 Columbo, kohim'bo, f. Colorabo. 
 
 Column, kol'him, ((.) *. I. [yiri^it] 
 bie ©lUile. 2.i'>}3l)vf.] bie ©aufc (233affer, 0necf« 
 filbcr). 3. [<))tilir.] bie Jtolonne, ^eerfaule. 
 4. [Ii)p.] bie itoluiiine, ©palte. 
 
 Columnar, kulum'nar, act;, [^r* 
 c^it.) faiilenfi^irinig. 
 
 Columnarisll, kolum'nar'sh, adj. 
 etiua* fniilenfoniiig. 
 
 Colure , koiorc', (gr.) #. [3I|iroii, u. 
 Oeogr.l ber itoliir. 
 
 Com, kum, in }ufamincngefc(jten2C6r< 
 tern al5 ^rafi.rnm, ir. comb, coimh; lu. 
 cyni, cyv; lat. com, cum = tiiit, ju, Jinnnu 
 men, gcgcn. [©itraffiitftr. Coxe. 
 
 Coma, ko'ma, (gr.) *. [••TCeb.] bie 
 
 Coma, (gr.) t. 1. [ 3^ot.] iic\i ^aat. 
 2. ['KiMmi.] ^ai S}MX, (janrige giu^fefjen 
 (eiiic5 itometcn). [Ber 95frrrng. Shak. 
 
 Comart, ko'mart, (i<. mart) s. * 
 
 Comat«-,ko'mate. (int.)«(</. bcfjnnrt. 
 
 CoBuate, k()matc', (p. mate) t. ber 
 jtnnu'rab. Shak. 
 
 Comatose, ko'matAse.^(><//. [<SKeb.] 
 
 Comatou.s, ko'inaiiis.^fc^lafrfid^tig. 
 
 Comb, k<')Mib, (angeir.) *. f bn6lf)<iJ. 
 
 C^'omb, k.'ime, (nngrir. camb; ntl). 
 gamea, fdjaben ) *. I. ber .Rnnim; ©triegej 
 (ju ^IJiVrbciu; 2. [Jedjn.l bie >>ed)fl. 3. ber 
 ivanini (fer 'JDebcn. 4. ber ^amni (be< 
 5pal)n6 jc). 5. bie ©rf)Pibf (5ptMiig). 6. ein 
 "•))i'ajj (entijaltenb 4 bushels). 7. [5hh.1 ber 
 Ouibeifrrbel. 
 
 Comb-brush, bie .fiamnibfinle. — • 
 case, bii5 Jlaiiiiii(iutcr. --f i sli , ( Oi .it utfl J 
 
Fkte, far, fAlI. fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r. g6f, 8fl, cl^ijd. Ti\be, tub, fflll. t^in. THis. 171 
 
 COM 
 
 tic Jt<ininimur(t>e(. Comb-maker, bet 
 
 $Cnmmmii(t>tT. 
 
 Comb, V- a. 1. (Ainmcn; flrtegdi; 
 
 r$ittit). 2. t)ect)cln (5Jlii(l)S) ; friimpcin, fnm= 
 
 mfii cISpII*). [fid) bredien (i>. 2BeUeii). 
 
 Cuuib, ». n. [■•Kar.] uberfdjiagen, 
 Combat, kum'bat, (fr. conibattre) 
 
 V. u. I. fill) fd)lngen. 2. 1 (tor) flreiten, 
 
 fampfcn ctiio. [(Ireiten. 
 
 Combat, V. a. 1. 6ermnpfen. 2 t bc: 
 Combat, «• l- t)<i< (^etec^r, Oct 
 
 «>iiiipf. 2.Cir3>W"^i'"Pf- 3. pi. [me QUO).] 
 
 tit iiampfiVit^i'. 
 
 Combatant, kuu'batant, adj. 1. 
 
 (Irnrtii9, |Trfitiud)ti.j. B. Jom«oh. 2. l^erlD.J 
 
 flfflfliribcrilfl)?!!?. 
 
 Combatant, «• l. bn Ratnpfa, 
 ©tr<irer. 2. trr 3iueifiimpf«, ©djloflcr. 3. ± 
 ber Birtl)eifiaer, i5frt<it«r Uor, emtr Sadje). 
 
 Combater, kiimbatur, j.ter^auu 
 pt'ft, Strrifer. [-iijollfiimiiier, iirampUt. 
 
 Comber, ki> mar, i. cer ^aiiinicr, 
 
 Comber, kiiui'bur, «. t 1>« 2i>|l, 
 5)cu1)ii>erPt. 
 
 Comb(>r, *. tint Mrt Silberfif^. 
 
 Combiuable, kooibinabl, adj. 
 jiifiu«iiifnKi;f.ir, ful) utrbmbrii IoikhD. 
 
 Combinate, kombiuiie, adj. t 
 PfrU'b:, ucripriHl)iii. Shak.. 
 
 Combination, kombiiiA'shun, t. 
 (fr. -ijj.; *• 1. ["iiJiiTniut).) Pie Smanimeiu 
 fltliuiifl, 3urnmmeiifiOuMO tt>- Saljlen, !»ii4=, 
 (labcii :c.). 2. tie SiTbiiii&img, Ccr '^uiiD, ] 
 6ii« ()eiiiili(f)t Sbiiiifine m" flutcii u. ft1jlmi» 
 nifii ^iiint). .1. Cit aScrnmomig, ajerbiii; 
 ^ull.l , 3ti|"iiiiimenfimft (I'l'ii llmilaiiPeii ic.;. 
 4. iGljfiii.l Me iBerbiiiPiiiia, 'WnctjiiiiG. 
 
 Combine, kombiiie', (fr.) »• "• I. 
 jiifnuimeiifuijcii (im-ljrere i)iii(je;, urretnigfii, 
 verbmben (6ie ^trjfn jo. 2. t •'• ^Mtv 
 fiiillimimiiifl briiiiitii, burd) ciiiifii 2Jcrrrafl 
 crbiun oi. biivbfii. Shak. 3. [<a5ijT<nf(^.J vtt-- 
 biiifen, jiifiiminciirfi^tii Ciiiorn:), jufammeiii 
 benrcii. 4 iierbiliitfu. 
 
 Combine, v. n. l. fid) vtrtinifita, 
 flit uerbiiiDfii (rcii Diiioc" "• '^Jrrfoiuii ). 
 
 2. (dljem.) fid) oerbiiiDeii, tlii) uirimrd)en. 
 
 3. rid> I'crl'iiiiCen. [Per ^anrauffn^. 
 Combing-, komeing, *. [Ocrcl.J 
 C o 111 i> i II H - cl o t li , Per 'i^iiPermaiuel. 
 Combl(*s!*, kuiii'lcs, a<</. vt)ne 
 
 S:iiiiim d'. i>aljiieii). Shah. 
 
 Combust, koiiibust', ((At.) adj. 
 I^iriroii.l iiii tiriiiiPe, iiii 'Jfuer befiiitli(t). 
 
 Combuatibl^, kniiibiix'tebi, adj. 
 Ptri-rfiuiiirt), utrri-rfiiiibiir, bnrniibiir. -*• Prr 
 pcrbrfiiiibiirc oP. breiiiiPrtre vSrojf. "_"*• 
 
 CoiiiituNtibieuess , kouibus - 
 tebliiesi. oP. 
 
 Combustibility , kombuxieuit'- 
 iii, t. Pie 25cri'reiiiilict)feif , Qiremibiirffir. 
 
 CombuMtion, kombUkUllun. UiU.) 
 
 «. I. I tljeiii-i Pi)# aSerbreiiiu'u , Pie 3Scr< 
 trrniiiiiui, CJ'iitifiiieiiMn. 2. Per 'iiraiiP, Pie 
 gturrebruiiil. 3. t Per ilufrul;r, 'flufilniiP, tiit 
 ^rtnime. 
 
 Come, kuiii, prael. came, p.p. come 
 (OMfleir. ciiiiiaii, cwiiii.iii ; gorl)- prael. cwoiii) 
 ». n. 1. J fiMiimeii. 2. ^erfpiniiieii, Ijemii'l 
 fpiiimeii, niifiMimien. i. (lo) foinmcii (ill, 
 in aiif, nil CStiim*); gernrljeii (iiu; gelniigeii 
 (^4); aiiitrt^iiuii (i!5rPiii|iuiigeii u.;; fict^ ■'•'^'i 
 
 COM 
 
 f^rrn (cinn iSac^e to, )ugef)en (<iuf> ; fid) 
 ivenben (nil), &inen anrebeti. 4. fominen, 
 fid) eteignen. 5. t niiSfnden, nu$fct)liiGen. 
 
 6. (loop, on) befnUen, juilD0eii, trefftn. 
 
 7. (aud) niit up) ruiniuen , flufgel)en (u. Qit-. 
 treibe). 8. (nnilatt become) raerPen. 9. o 
 buttern, fid) feriien. 
 
 8. So came la widow. Shak 
 
 She'* a coming, fit ifl |'d)ii>Angcr ; it)re 
 3rit i)l Pa. When all comes to all, ivenii 
 t6 um iiiib urn foinmt. - lite - death, id) 
 niiig lebeii oPtr flerben. To - next, juna(l)|1 
 fommeii, unmittelbAr bArnuf folgeii. To - 
 it, I einer ^InforPerung geuugen. 
 
 To come again, jurudruimnen, n)iePer> 
 fommen. To - along, 1. fortgel;cii. 2. fort: 
 mad)eii , juge^eii. - along ! ponuArt* 1 
 
 — along with me, (pmnien @te mit iitirl 
 To — asunder , nudciuaiiPergfljeii , fid) 
 trtiinen. To — away , luegFumiiieii , lueg; 
 Qei)tn, fid) entferneii. To - back, jiirudfoni: 
 men. To — down, l)ernb= oP. l)eruiuerCDni: 
 men. I'll make liii (toiuach — down, o id) 
 ivitl il)in Pen Kitjet vertreiben oP. ben ipod): 
 iniitl^ legeu. To— forward, l.meirerfi.''mmen, 
 uorPringen. 2. junet)ineii. 3. ■i5ortfd)ritte 
 iiiAd)(n. To - home, 1. nac^ ^aiife rDiuincii. 
 2. i nnl)ege^en , betreffen , Aiigeljeii. 3. 
 ['MfAr.) treiben, triftig feiii. It will - home 
 to you, tt mirP OI)iieii eiiigetriinft iverPen, 
 ti luirP AUf Sie juriirffAllen. To - near, 
 Lnatjefommeii, fid) naljern. 2. i beifemmeii 
 iCJ'iiiem). 3. t tml)e, fhil gleic^ fommen. -no 
 near! [-)Jfrtr.| UDin ilBiiiPe Abgeljiilteii 1 To 
 
 - nigh O, f. To — near. To -round, fid) PrtJ 
 tjen lu. 2BinPe :c.). To - iiliort of, 1. i,>cr= 
 feljlen. 2. )u furj fommen. 3. ni^i gleid)' 
 fommen, nad)|lel)tii. To - together, jiifaui! 
 menfominen, fi<t> verrAnimelii. 
 
 To come about, I. f)crumruminen. 
 2. fid) iiitragen , fid) begeben , gefd)tl)en. 3. 
 fid) lueiiPeii, fid) btetjtn (.v. 2Binbe). 4. i ju 
 eiiicr nnPern (Sefiiinuiig tommcii. B.Jossom. 
 Wliiit do you - about? mii6 fiid)CU Sic? 
 
 To come after, 1. foigen , nad)fylgeii. 
 
 2. fommen, um ju tjoUn (Qmai). 
 To come at, I. fommen am Ciiua*, er^ 
 
 reic^en, erlaiigeii. 2. geiAngen (jn (irsuaS). 
 
 3. ffinPlid) bcgegiien oP. cntgegenfommen. 
 To come by, 1. o oorbcifomiiKn. 2. Jll 
 
 (5-noai fommen ; befommeii , tnuerben , er^ 
 reid)en, erlangen. 
 
 To come for, fommen, um ju ()olen. 
 
 To come forth, I. herAufi ob. f)fri'ors 
 fommen , Ijeruor ob- l;frAu5gel)en. 2. || nu«= 
 ge()cn. 
 
 To come from. !. o uon Qtnai ()cr= 
 fommen. 2. (jerfommeii (b. Orre). 
 
 To come in, I. t)ereinfommen , f)erein= 
 tretcn. 2. fid) einfinPen, fid) einileden. 3. 
 nadjgeben, fid) fiigeii. 4. einl.uifni (o. (Jlot; 
 reu). 5. eingeljen, AuKingen (9iait>rid)rein, 
 eiufoiumcn, eingel)en (u. (5>cIPern>- 6. Aiifj 
 fommen, OJioPe lucrSen. 7. etnfommen, ge= 
 looimm locrPen. 8. fid) eiiilaifcn lin). 9. foni: 
 men (in cin -amt); gcl.ingen ju (Pem il)ron k. ); 
 geiuA^lt merben. 10. Ijinrin, l)inju, PaiU 
 fommen (a(5 ein '5l)cil cine^ (SjAiijein. II. || 
 ^eifitiAf liiiiteii. 12. (as) aiifrrrreii (aW). 
 
 To c o III e i n well , gePril;eii , gerAtl)rii 
 ( 0. OJetreiPe ). 
 
 To come in for, eiiifouimen um (Qt-. 
 
 COM 
 
 n»n« ; &m<i6 lit 9lnfpru4 nt^mtn, Vnf\)tudt 
 mad)ta Auf; fi^ oU ©diubiger jur 9J?A(fe 
 melPen. 
 
 Tocomeinto, 1. bAjiuifcften ob. ju 
 5?ulfe fommen. 2. eingefjen, einioifligen, fid) 
 Qtivai gefatten (Affen. 
 
 To c o m e 1 n t o , I. fommen ob. gerAt()en 
 in, fic^ Gtmai aujieljen. 2. einioifligen in. 
 An ©tioAd lt)eU ntt)mtn. 
 
 To come of, 1. ()erfommen (oernrfAi^t 
 merPeii). 2. Ab|lAmmen. 3. luerPen. What 
 will - of him? mai loirb tiui H)m roerPen? 
 
 To come off, 1. Abfommen, ftc<> ent. 
 fernen. 2. Abiveic<)en (p. einer Sinie, einera 
 ^$nnffe); fi(<) ermeitern. 3. bnoonfommen; 
 l)erAii5fDmmen (au« einer Snc^e). 4. pAoon« 
 fommen, entiuifd)en. 5. abfommen, nbge. 
 l)en. 6. rodoef)en , ouiJgci)en , rtuJfaUen 
 (.S?^att K.). 7. JU Qnbe gel)en, ju (SrunPe 
 gel}en. 8. gut ror fid) gc^en. Shak. 9. fid) 
 AbfiiiPen. Shak. 
 
 He came off a loser, er i»er(or Pnbei. 
 To - clear, ct)nt Qd)a1>en bnuoii fommen. 
 To - conqueror, ben Sicg Diwon traqen. 
 
 To come off from, Abfommen,. o6. 
 Inffen pon , G-tion« lAfyeii. 
 
 To come on, 1. f)crAnfommen ; f)ernn» 
 ri'icfen (I). -Mrmcen). 2. Aubreiten, f)erein. 
 btidjen lo. ber dl<id)t). 3. fort.)i-()en , fort. 
 nitfen, forrid)reiteii. 4. geptiben, aiif(t)\a<itu, 
 forifonimen (u. ®en>Ad)feii zc). 5. i '^ort. 
 i"d)rirte mAit)en (in Pen ©tuPien). 6. (5-inein 
 jmloBen, begegiien. 7. l)eriliirien iiber, nn. 
 greifen , nnfallen. 
 
 To come over, 1. [Bertifl.) Mtrfhb. 
 men , uberflie^en (mie Per Dampf). 2. fiber* 
 geljen, libertreien (o. einer ^^arrei ju eiiietc 
 AuPern). 3. o i«iePerl;oIen ((^tioii^). 
 
 To come out, 1. Ausfommen, au^ge. 
 f)en; ()crAU6fommen, f)erAii«gel;ni , hernii«» 
 treten (au5 Pem ipiiufe lo. 2. (jerniiefom» 
 men, befAiint luerben (bie ii5Al)rl^eit Jc). 
 
 3. l)erAn6fominen, errd>einen <ein »n4)). 
 
 4. An6rd)lrtgen (o. ^JfjAiijeii;. 5. ^er»orfom» 
 men, fid)tbAr mcrPen (©terne lo. 6. An*« 
 fallen, enPen. 7. erfdjeincu, oortrettn, ft^ 
 jeigen (o. iperfonen). 
 
 6. How will this affair come out? ivie 
 
 ivirP Piefe <Bi.\d)e ausfaffen? To - well, 
 
 fid) brno ob. luAcfer l;Alten. 
 
 To come out of, 1. Ijerauffommfn 
 
 (mi einem (Sefaiigniffe ic). 2. ()crfommen, 
 
 aiifgcljen (boii). 3. l)erfommen., abilAinmen. > 
 
 To c o 111 e o n t w i t h , e-fiuA* uorbringen ; 
 mit Q-tnuS ()erAii6ri'i>fen. 
 
 To come to, 1. einroilligen (in), bn^ti 
 treten, nnne^men. 2. fid) belaiifen (nnf), , 
 bciragen. 3. l)inAu«laufen (aiif), f>'iljren (ju). j 
 4. fill) einlAfieu (iu), eiiigcl)en (anf;. 5. ge. 
 langen (,}U). 
 1. Will he come to? luirb er Parein miU 
 ligen? — 2. u. 3. What will i» - to? 
 a) wie f)oct fann ti fid) belAiifen? b) 
 roojii fniin ti f^rifen? 
 To come to one's self, 511 fid) fotnnicn, 
 jiir'Briniiiung fommen. To - to »n end, iler» 
 ben. To -10 good, girirffii, i]irarl)en. To — 
 to hand, I. Aiilangiii, eiiilauf'Mi. 2 fid) ereig« 
 lien, juilojjen; 10 - t o hamls. einge!)eii (O. 
 (iiilPrriu. To - to iioihiiig. l>rr^lYbl•n, ia 
 ajiTiall grriul)eii. To - to iircCr.iiwitt . be» 
 (orPcrt loerPeii. It will - 10 lii» \hure, ti 
 
172 Fate, lar, (all, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. >'6, move. n6r. g;6t, 6il. cloud. Tube, ffih, fftU. t^in, THIs. 
 
 COM 
 
 XOVtt i^m JUfaffcn. When I come to die, 
 joenn \<i> (lerbcn \dlte. To - t o pans . ftcf) 
 ereigneii, fid) jiitiMgeii , gfi'cfjcljen. To -to 
 blows, ftrf) priinfln. [l\)ie^er flehen. 
 
 To come to and fro, ()in llllD (;«r Ob; 
 
 To come up. I. fimuiffonniun. 2. <tufj 
 gef)en (^fr.mjen, OetrciDe). 3. niiffommeii 
 
 To come up tlie capstern, [^5J?nr.] I'On 
 betti Onnflfpifl firf) a(iiuiiitcii, bet bein X5ref)en 
 bei ©fliigipille iirtd}iie&en. To - up the 
 tockle-fall . [■iBinr.] beit Snufer iim6 Xatel& 
 fd)Jnfcn , narf)lii(Tcn. 
 
 To come up to , 1. nuf ©Hvng )u fbm; 
 men, bii jii, niif rb. an Qtwas fonimcn fid) 
 no^ern (&iiiem, ciiiet Sncfje, mid) 1). 2. 
 fliirebcn (Ot'iiinnbeti). 3. ftrf) belnufcn (iiiif), 
 flii«iimd)eii ; hiiinu^rniifcii (aufi. 4. fummen, 
 (leigeii nitf, bi« aiif ob. ju. 5. (5)ciuigf Uifltw. 
 
 To come up witli, l.eiii()rleM, crreid)en 
 (^etuitnbfii). 2. Giiicni gteid)fonimfii. 
 
 To come upon, 1. nuf (Ftivag fotmitcn. 
 2. ubevfadtii , befaften. 3. ubcrriifrfjen. 
 
 He will come upon him for it, er luirb 
 ft(^ mcgen bicfer (Ead)e mi i()ii (jnltcii. 
 
 Come, } fitnftig, fommenb, nad)ft. 
 
 XO come, ^ In times to -, fiillfrtfl. 
 This day couie fortnight, ()eute liber uier: 
 jef)!! Inge. 
 Take a lease for years to come. Locke. 
 
 Success is yet to come, ber GrfiMO 
 flcf)t nod) jii criuartcn. For years to -, 
 nod) fangc 3fit. 
 
 Come, come! } inter}, ntif! nun 
 
 Come; oil! yivobian! frifd)! 
 
 Come, *. t ber ^eim, bic gproffe. 
 
 Come -off, kilm'-of, (. bie ^wi-. 
 Piid)t, ber 23ononnb. 
 
 Comedian, kome'dean, «. |. ber 
 ©d)mirpif(er. 2. 1 ber Soniobimit, 5peiid)ler. 
 2. ber 2iiiirpiefbid)tcr. 
 
 Comedy, kom'mede, (gr.) «. baS 
 Cu|t)pief, bie .^mniibie. [big, rd)icflid). 
 
 Comcltly, kum'Icle. adv. (intlmi; 
 
 Comeliness, kimi'icnes, ». i. bie 
 Slnniiitl) , $iilb, airrigfeir. 2. ber Qlnilanb. 
 
 Comely, kum'le, l. nnniutl)ig, (jolb; 
 
 fetig, (ieblid), artig. 2. miiTnnbig, gejietnlid), 
 
 fd)icfiic^. 
 
 2. what a world is this, when what is 
 
 comely 
 
 Envenoms him that bears it. ShaK. 
 
 Comely, ndv. nrrig, niit ®ra}ie. 
 
 Comer, kuni'mur, : I. ber, bie 
 fiiMiimcubf. 2. ber, bie, bn« Ireibeiibe (o. 
 Sgiiiinien , ^Unnje"). ['JIngefomniener. 
 
 A new comer, ein 9infonim(iiig , neii 
 
 Comessation, kommessi'shun, 
 (t.) *. bie i£d(iiif ffierci , (£d)femnierei. 
 
 Comestible, kommes'tebl, (fc. 
 SK5. ) odj. t eybar. 
 
 Comet, kom'if. (gr.) a. 1. [9Irtron.] 
 fcct iTLMuet. 2. iAi SiMiictipiel (niit barren). 
 
 Comet like, fptiieteiinrtig. Shak. 
 
 Cometatrium, knmeta'reum.^ 
 
 Cometary, koiumetaie, ^ 
 bnS Itoinetnriimi. 
 
 Cometsiry, kom'mciare.^ adj. 
 
 Conx^tic, koiiiet'ik, jiaiilron.] 
 fomerii'd), firim-reii . . . 
 
 Cometflgrapliy^ kom^tng'rlfe. 
 <jr.; «. [•Ji|ln.ni.j bie iitmeieubcfc^reibuna. 
 
 COM 
 
 Comfit, kuni'fit, \ (fr. 
 
 Comfi'ture, kum'fetshure, ^ con- 
 fit, confiture; lunil (nt. conftcio) a. GilWjes 
 innd)te^, tai ^oiifeft, Surfenuerf. 
 
 Comfit-maker, ber Surterbnctcr. 
 
 Coinflf , V. a. niit 3iirf« einmiid)en. 
 
 Comfort, kum'furt. (Int. conforto; 
 ft. conforter) v. a. 1. (Inrf en , erguicfen, 
 (aben. 2. trotlcn; erfreucn. 3. [9{ed)tj:'rpr.] 
 t)e(ff n , beiftcljen. Blackston*. [(G'inem). 
 
 To comfort up, isicber ^IRiir!) lUiic^en 
 
 Comfort, *. 1. bii* SBrljngen, "5501)1; 
 fiiu (plii)f. u. gei|Tig>. 2. bie 03eniadilid)feir, 
 Seguemlidifeit. 3. pi bie 55equeni(id)fciren 
 (be* eebeiig). 4. ber Iroil , bfl§ fiabfal. 
 5. ['J{ed)t^fpr.] bie jpi'ilfc, ber Sei|lmib. 
 
 Comfortable, kii'"'furiai>i, adj. 
 
 1. u>o(;l, u'Ol;! nuf; gcnuirijlid), l;cinilid), 
 beljngiid), molin(id), genind)lid)- 2. erfreu: 
 lid), migcnel)tn. 3. troitlic^. 4. ben CJ5enii(5 
 ber 25egnenilid)feiren t>H GebeniJ geiwuljrenb. 
 
 To make one's self co m fo rt a b le , e^ 
 fid) bei^ncm mnd)en. 
 
 Comfortableness , kiim'fur- 
 tablneri.f. 1. bie35e[inglid)feit, iSeguetnlic^feit. 
 
 2. bie Iri:Mllid)feit. 
 Comfortably, kiim'furtable. adv. 
 
 1. bel)n<i(id). 2. tr[>|lliit. 3. unucrjogt, getroil. 
 Comforter, kumfintur, *. 1. ber 
 troiler. 2. |i ber iri'ficr, bur (jeillge ©eitl. 
 
 Comfortless « kum't^rtles, adj. 
 
 I. iinbc(;aglirt). 2. tro|1lo5. [Iroilerinn. 
 
 Comfortre.s.s, kum'fiutrls. *. bic 
 Comfrey, kom'fra.^ s. [23Dt.] bie 
 Comfry, kom'fre, j "iOafliunrj. 
 CoHliC, koni'niik, ^ (gr. kouii- 
 
 Comical, koin'mekal,^ kns) adj. 
 
 1. fotnifc^, luilipielnrtig. 2. foniifd), brodig, 
 Infllg. Shak. Addisoh. — adv. Co m' i cal I y, 
 fomifi-f). [baS &omi\d)e. 
 
 Comicalness, kom'mekalnes, s. 
 
 Coming', kum'ming. part. adj. I. 
 
 t jiioorfoninicnb, luidfnljrig, gcfallig. Pope. 
 
 2. fiinfiig. [ — forth, ent(le()enb. 
 A coming stomach, ein guter '>)}?iigen. 
 Coming:, «. I. bai itoinmen. 2. bic 
 
 gjnfunfr. --in, ba6 ^crcinfonimen, SpeV' 
 eintrcrcn. - to. [03?ar.J bni (SJcmiiuien be^ 
 ffl5inbe^. 3. — in, a) f ba& ©infonimcn ; 
 pi. comin.^s-in, bit G'innnljnien , ^in; 
 fiinfte. Shak. b) ber Slnfang (rinefi :^i\i)vc- 
 K.). c) t bie Unrenuerfuiig, llntfrauirfig = 
 feit, 25i(lfiif)rnng, -IBi(lfiil;rigfeit. Ma.ssincer. 
 4_ --off. b<\& 2oi-gef)en, ilnSgeljen. 
 
 Comitia, komish'a, (lAt. W.) a.pl. 
 [rijnt. 0)erit).l bic jtoniirien. 
 
 Comitial, koaiishal, acy. bie ^0= 
 mirien bctreffenb. 
 
 Comity, koni'ete. ((at.) *. bie Cc; 
 benfiiirr, .'f?6tlirf)fcit, -Jlrrigfeit. i 
 
 Comma, knm'nia, (gr. ^.) *■ 1. 
 ((sjromni. u. lopogr.] bo6 ilomniii, ber 
 25eit1rirt). 2. ['DKuf.J bmJ .Kotnma. 3. bie 
 (5-inthcilung. Auuison. 
 
 Command, kommand', (fr. com- 
 mander; nrin. coumandi ; O. Int. mando) 
 v.a. 1. (p-inrni bcfcljlen, gebiften. 2. l-)7rilir.i 
 nnfii()ren, bcfcl)ligpn,fonimiinbiren(einipecr). 
 
 3. i a) bel)errfd)en , im Siiunic l)iilren. lo 
 bel)errfd)cn, beilreid)en. c) bel)errfd)en, liber; 
 fef)en. d) fdjalten iibcr ... e) einjlii'peu ((^l)v-. 
 iiixdft :c.). 
 
 COM 
 
 3. b) A military post commands the 
 surrounding country. A fort com- 
 mands the harbor. Webster. 
 
 3. c) Our side commands a view of tli« 
 finest garden in the world, uini linfe» 
 rer ©eitc fann mnn btn fdf'onften &ar> 
 ten ber 'IBcIt iiberfe^en. Abdisow. 
 
 To command a ready sale, [.^nnbel] 
 iitn fcl)iie[I nbjufei^en. Command our »er» 
 vices, oerfiigcn ®ie iiber un*. To -respect 
 from . . . , the respect of ... , G'inem Qtjtt 
 furd)t einflijgen. 
 
 Command, v. «. i. [?OTifit.] ben 
 -■Qefe!)! fiihren, fonininnbiren. 2. i ^errfd)en. 
 5. [iponbcl] "iluftnig geben, aCnnrenbefleJ. 
 gen tn,irf)en. 
 
 Command, «. I. [>7i?irit.] ber S3e« 
 fp()I, bn^ Sommnnbo (eincr 91rnice). 2. bie 
 <?errfd)aft, ffleiunlt; (?igenmnd)t. 3. ber SPe. 
 fc()(, bnS ®cbot, ®el)fig. 4. [gjfilit] baS 
 .Sonimnnbo, ber gegebene *I\-fe()i. 5. f a) bie 
 Ucberftd)t. b) bie 0>3en'nlt. 6. J ber 93cfe()f, 
 7. [ipanbel] bie 'Seileflnng , Orbre, ber «Huf5 
 twg ; bie JJoinniiffion. 
 
 4. Tliecaptain gives CO ni man d. Drydew. 
 
 5. a) The sleepy strand 
 
 Which overlooks the vale witli wide 
 command (ber H)eitl)in b<\6 1t)al 
 bc()errfd)t). Urvdek. 
 
 5. b) The fortress hat complete com 
 niand of the port, bic 'Jcitiing be» 
 l)errf(f)t ben ^ofcn gnnj. Werster. 
 
 I am at your command, id) tlc()e JU 
 3()rem 95efe^l. At co m m a n d , mi S8e|tel« 
 (nng. To have the command of, I. fpini 
 nianbiren, befeliligcn, onfiKjren. 2. f beljerr* 
 fd)en , beineiffcrn , in feiner (^3emnlt Ijnben. 
 Under command, I. fomninnbirt. 2. 
 l<H5aibnifpr.] nbgerid)fet (o. 5puMben\ A 
 dog at no -, ein .Klilffer. Words of -, 
 ['OTilit.] bic ^oinnmnbomorte. 
 
 Commaudabl(> , knmmln'dlbl, 
 iidj. befc()(igt, be()errfd)r 2c. luerbcn fi^nnenb. 
 
 Commandant, komniaiidant', «. 
 ber Jvomninnbiint, aiefel;lf()nber. 
 
 Cominandatory , komman'da- 
 turre, adj. befcl)lfnb , Me 9Jriid)t eine« 93e« 
 fc()(« Ob. ©cbor^ fiiibcnb. 
 
 Command«';r, komnian'dur, t. I. 
 [•■fJIilit.) ber SBcfeI)i^-f)abcr , 9Iiifii()rcr, 0)ene« 
 ml (eine:? ipeeres). 2. ber53efcl)|A().iber, 9ln» 
 fiiljrcr (einer 5lotte ; Slbniirm, .Soiitrcnbmlral, 
 fvomniobor). 3. [Orben] ber .ft'innfl)nr. 4. 
 [J:ed)no(. ] bie 5?onbrmnnic, ^iingfcr (b<t 
 •^jlmlerer). 5. [ (?(iir. Ontlr. 1 bie -^cinlabe. 
 
 Contmandery , kninman'durrc.) 
 
 CtBllimandry , kninntan'die, ^ 
 
 ». (Orbeiij bic iiotnrljnrci , fiomtncntljuni. 
 
 Comma ndillg-,korn man 'ding. n//;. 
 
 31d)rnng einjlLiiJcnb ob. gcficrcnb; einnc()nien& 
 (0. '^iiniercn jo. - aspect, ber >pcrrfd)erbiicf. 
 — iidv. Com ma n ' d i n gly , nuf eillf 
 *Hditung gebictenbc, cinnehmenbe 'ffieife. 
 
 Commandment,knmmand'nient, 
 *. 1. biii fflebot, (?)el)cip, fflcfetj. 2. |1 bnS 
 Oicbot. 3. bie 05eu'nit. Shak. 
 
 Comiiiandress, kommSu'dres , 
 s. bie (Jii'bieterinn ; 2.icfil)U*l)nbcrinn. 
 
 Commark, kom'mark, (fr. com- 
 
 niarque) s. ^if (JJrflljC. 
 
 Comiiiaterial, kommare'r^al. (o- 
 
 materia) adj. nilf glrii1)cin Sriffc ob. aui 
 
Ffrt*-. ff,T. faH. fat. Me, met. Fine, f!n. N6, move, nor. ^ot, 6il, cl6<id. Ti\be, tub, fi^II. I/mh, THis. 173 
 
 COM 
 
 glcic^cr =JJfiiterie bcflc^enb. 
 
 Cuiniiiatt'riality^lvoniniaterear- 
 hi. I. Cie 0)ii;id)t)iit iti Stoffe , tit fllei(t)e 
 gjJateric. [-iuinCigfeit (ter Sdjreibnrt). 
 
 C^Ollliiiati«iin, knm'inatiiiu, «. Die 
 
 Coilliliattn, d'tti^tt-) Coaioiand. 
 
 CoiuiiieasurablU) koiiunei^iru- 
 rabl.«<(;.[-»farl).)niidmegi>ar, fcinincnfiirn&el. 
 
 CoiUlueliiie« knurmeliue, 4.133ut.l 
 bie ti'inmeliuennrriot ^flnnje. 
 
 Cuiiiiiieinurnble , knmmeiu'- 
 niiiabl, adj. Hntmuttu\, nicrfiuureip. 
 
 Cuiiiineiiiorate , kouinieui'mi- 
 rite, uat.) c. ". 1. feierii (Mi ainteiiffii luvi 
 ©tiuflS) ; tag 2lnbcnffii upn C'tiuflS bcmnl). 
 ten. 2. t enuatjuen; OTelDunfl tljun {i>on;- 
 
 Coiniiiemoration, kommem- 
 niorisliiiii, *. I. eie (DfDa(<)tiiipfcicr. Jeier. 
 2. t Die G-rmaljiiima. 
 
 To make acouiniemorationof ..., 
 ba« ^liiCi'iifm 3eman6« fciern. ^ ^ 
 
 Comiiiemorative, kommem' 
 ni6iativ.orf;.iiIi ^nCciifeii Picneu6, eriiiiKrnC. 
 
 Cuiuiiieinuratory , konuuem'- 
 ni.'.ratane. a>lj. Mi QiiiDeufcn uon Gnoft* 
 beaniljri'nD . rriiineriiC. 
 
 Cauillience, kommlnse', (fr.com- 
 niriicer, arm. couiiian?i) f.n. 1. anfnngcn, 
 te^uiiiien. 2. (anfiuiacn iu feiti) aufttcren 
 (ai6). 3. werDcn. 
 
 2. Let uot learning too commence Its 
 
 foe. PofE 
 
 3. To commence doctor, DoftOt iucr= 
 
 ten, promouiren. 
 Commence, o.a.l. onfrttigcn (©t: 
 
 »,!«>. 2. in <bewffliiiiO fe^^"- , ^''*''- 
 Commencement, kommeiue'- 
 
 mlnt, ,. 1. Cer ^iliifnna. 2. [Uiiiuerf.] tie 
 
 ^rpiiiotiiMi. 
 
 Commend, kommend', ant.) V. a. 
 
 1. cmpt«!)leii , niiempfcfjlen. 2. (cbfii. prriffii. 
 tul;iiini. 3. ? feiiBen, fcljicfcii, brin,)cn <««' 
 fdjcnfejc). Drvuem. [nitflciicl}iii« Sfiicffid)!- 
 
 Commend, #• t tie empfrljUinfl- 
 Comm<rndable, kommeudabi, 
 
 arf;. elnp^•!)lullafl>.'Ul:^ia ' Ii'f'«i>*'«<'rf'J ' '^''" 
 lid). — n.tu. Commen'dably, cmpff^' 
 
 tuiigfiuurtifi k. ^ , 
 
 ComsnendaMt-tnc-SBikoinmen'- 
 
 dabliiBN. s. Me e-mpfeljlmiG*ii'i'irf'af<'f' ^'°^' 
 lirf)feit. 
 
 Commendnm , knmmen'dam , 
 (neulnr.j $. [ faiioii. 9iirf)tl l. ^ic ^om> 
 iiieiiCf, ^ommcneeiipfruiitc. Blacks^ ie. 
 
 2. Die 25erii>iiltim(j o6it • cmiliueiliflc lkber> 
 trnaiiiiii ciiitT .UoiiimoiiCieiipfruiiDe. 
 
 Comiiiendatary , kommenda- 
 lari, i. {S-iiiiT, DiT bie (?iitfiinftc etiuT Jtoiiu 
 tiieiite rtcnii'Bt, tcr ^iMiinifiiCatar. 
 
 Commendn<iou , kommlndA'- 
 •hu!i. ». I. Cic G'mpfcl}!!!!!!!. 2. Mi Cob. 3. 
 bie Jicbcsbotrrfj'.ift; bie ■Jliiiu'drriiiia, Cicii|le. 
 
 Commendatory , koiiimen'da- 
 turri, adj. I. empfcl)leiib. 2. Irbriib, preit 
 fenb. 3. eine ^^jfrfiiibe in commendam bes 
 fi^eiib. -, t. bie Cobrcbe. 
 
 A commendatory letter , eitl &mpfcl): 
 Iun<i*bricf, f?nipiV();iiii(j5rct)rfibfn. 
 
 Commender, kommenMur. *. I. 
 bfr ©lupfchieiibf, e-iiuiVljifr. 2. ber Cobenbe, 
 Cobrr. VSi.t »■ " ber lifrt)iiciu>6- Chaicer. 
 
 CommenMal, kuaimeu'wal, (fr. 
 
 COM 
 
 Commensality, kommlnsal'ere. 
 
 *. t bie Iir4ijenoiJen.fd)iift. Browk. 
 
 Comiitensurability , kom- 
 
 tiieiisliurabirece, Ober 
 
 Comiiien!«urabIene.<«s, kom- 
 
 raeii'ftliurabliies, (fr. comiuensuiubilite) s. 
 lOKatl). ] bie -iJHcpbarfeit , iluuuic^barfeit, 
 ^uiiiineiifurabiliriU. 
 
 Commensurable , kommen'- 
 sliiirabl. adj. (.-DJiatl).] rtiiSme(jbar, tDiiimeii; 
 rurabel. [luenruriibk SiivDcii. 
 
 Commensurable xui ds, t'0)2t1tl).] f oill: 
 
 Comiueusurate , koimuen'- 
 sbilrate, adj. I. au^mcfjbar. 2. t ^witli) 
 ucrt)altiiijjmi\pig, im iSerl)al[iiip ileljeiib unit;, 
 aiiacnifffcil (eincr (SiXd)e). — adj). Com- 
 men'surately, ai\ia\t^i>a,t , pert^iiltni^^ 
 m>i|liij, niujcimiTen. [meiTeii. 
 
 Commensurate , t*. a. mi' 
 
 Coiiiiueusuratton , kommeu 
 sliurasluiii, *. Mi !5frl;altiUM. 
 
 Comment, komiuent, ((at.com 
 mentari) v.n. l.(on) 'Jtimierfiiiiiien niiiite" 
 (jii eiiiem iSud)e), ciiieii fiDiiimeutar miid)en 
 iiitHT). 2. (upon) ^liimerfuiiflcii, a>emcrtun- 
 ijtii niiK^eii (liber @nua«>. 
 
 Comment, v. a. 1. erflAreii, au<> 
 Icflfn. 2. * enniiien. 
 
 Comment, «. 1. (on)bie9(u«legitii({, 
 ber itoiiitiieiitnr (iibcr;. 2. ± (on) bie (*-r< 
 fl.iruiii), (5-rliiuteruiia. 3. bie aiiimerfuiifl, 
 
 BcilUTfUll!]. 
 
 3. In such a time as this, it is not meet 
 
 Tliat every nice olfeuse should bear 
 
 its com m e n t. Suak. 
 
 Commentary, kom'mlniare, t- 
 
 t. ber ituiiiiiienrar ijii eiucm 35ucl)e). 2. Mi 
 
 iai]ebiict) ; p'. Com m eutariei, bie itom = 
 
 uientarien ((Tiiriir^). 
 
 Commentary, t.a. f etiicn^om> 
 mentar maiden (uber). 
 
 Commentator, kSm'mentiiur, ». 
 ber iCi'inmciirator, ©rflArcr. 
 
 Commenter, kom'mentur, *. 1. 
 ber i^LMumtiunror. 2. (riiier, bcr iJJmiietfiiM= 
 ijcti Ob. 53eincrfimgcn mai1)r ciiber). 
 
 CommentltioUM,knmmentish'li!i, 
 (du.) adj. crbuljret, crfi'iiiicii. 
 
 Commerce, kom'merse, (fr.^. ; 
 
 lat. coniaiercium) $. I. 5 ber ^anbel , 5Bcr! 
 
 fcljr. 2. i ber llmamifl, aSerfeljr (mit 0^= 
 
 m.uiben). 3. i ber diufitnufil). 4. [^rtnemp.J 
 
 Mi itDiiimerce. 
 
 3. There is a vast commerce of ideas. 
 
 D. Webster. 
 
 Foreign - , ber Siipere Cancel. 1 n 1 an d - 
 
 -, ber miierc $nnbel. - at larse. ber S}m\- 
 
 bei6i'erfel)r, ^cirl;iiiibcl. Chamber of -, ^m 
 
 :j)aiifel6fiimmcr. 
 
 Commerce, kom'merse u. kom. 
 
 merse', o. n. I. ^iiiibel ireiben, Ijaiibelii, 
 
 vcrfcljreii. 2. i mit 3emniibcii 5Scrfel)r ober 
 
 Umfliiiig tjnbeii, i'crfel;rcn, umaet)en. 
 
 2. And looks commercing with tlie 
 
 skies. Mii.TON. 
 
 Commercial, kommlr'shal, adj. 
 
 I. ben ipanbel bcrreffcnb, fpnimcriieft, uifr; 
 
 fnntilifcl), fnufmannii'd), $anbeI5... 2. Ijan> 
 
 bfitreibeiib, i]5nnbcl3> (25olf). 3. ani bem 
 
 Jp.tiibel fniiprinijenb, $nnbeI6... (SSorfljeil). 
 
 Commercial court, 1. M.6 ^anbel£s 
 
 fleri^t. 2. bii« 33iiiifjjeri(tt. - esiablishmem, | 
 
 COM 
 
 Mi i?»anbel«f>nii«, bie ^nnbhing. - harbor, 
 bie (Jaftorci in einem Secf^nfen. - house, 
 bii6 .^onbcWfjiiu^. — intercourse, ber (ipan« 
 bcl40 93erfet;r, ipMibel. -law, I. ba5 ij>rtn» 
 bei5rec^)t. 2. bie .l^nnbel^gcfe^e. - line. Mi 
 S^(mtt\i{c\d). - people or men, bie .§nnbeI5» 
 luelt. -pursuits, ber .^anbd^t'etneb , bie 
 ipnnbeWbetriebfflmfeit. -spirit, bcr^aiibcia* 
 ijeiil. - relations, ^(jnbel6ucrl;iilrni)Te. - 
 treaty, ber .^(inbeffiuertraij. - factory in a 
 sea port, ber 'Tiicberlng^crt , Stnpelpluij in 
 eincr 5pafen|labt. - interest, bie ipniibel^* 
 intereffen. — adventurer, ber ©pefuUiiit. — 
 association , ber ipanbelSuerbanb, ber ^iin» 
 belfi'ereiii. All commercial eifects, arte 
 oerfaufiic^e9Sermoijen«|lU(.fe; Ailt iinifeybare 
 ipnpiere, 2S5cd)rf( JC [ado. fiMnmerjieK. 
 
 Commercially, kommer'shalli, 
 
 Commig-rate, kom'megrite, a.) 
 V. n. mit einanber nu^iuiinbern. 
 
 Commiseration, kommegrA'shua, 
 ». bie •Jlus-iuiiiibeniiii) ciu ipaiifcn). 
 
 Commination, kommena'shun, 
 (Int.) s. 1. bie iSebrol;iing, Droijuiio, ©it>ref» 
 fund. 2. [(S-iigi. .Kirit)eJ Mi SScrlereii be» 
 a&ttlirfjen Dri<f)iin.]en nn beiljmmteu Ingen. 
 
 Commiuatory, kummtn'nat'urri, 
 adj. bcbroljlict). 
 
 Commingle, kommlng'gl, (poB 
 mingle) v. a. iieriMeiiaeii, I'erniiiiljen. 'Shak. 
 
 Comming-le, ». n. ftcf) mit einan» 
 ber uermengen ob. t'crniifi^en. (jerrcibli^). 
 
 Comminuible,kommin'uebl,ad>. 
 
 Comililnute, kom incnilte, ^Com- 
 
 m In'uate) Uat.) v. a. jerreibeji, ierilogcn, 
 piili'ern. 
 
 Coiniilinution , tommlnil'shun, 
 ». 1. bie SerrcibiiiKj, ^JJi'ilperiinij. 2. biei8er» 
 bunniing (u. ■Jii'ifilgfeireni. 
 
 Commiserable, komm?»'eraUJ, 
 adj -j- miilfibSiuiirbig. 
 
 Commi.4ernte, kSmmlzeriie, (f.) 
 
 V. a. I. bemirleiben (^erfoncn). 2. bebnueca 
 
 (Ctiud^). 
 
 2. To commiserate our mutual ig. 
 
 nonince. Locks. 
 
 Commiseration , konimi/cri'- 
 shiin. *. Mi 'OTitleibeu, Cfrbarmen, OJJitleib. 
 
 Commlseratively,kn.nmu era. 
 t'vie, adv. line -Witleiben. [a. ber (Jrbarnier. 
 
 Commi.serator, Jiomini^'eiarur, 
 
 Commissarial , kd;iimj»sa'rcal, 
 adj. ju emcm i(onimiffiir geljoriti , S.wu 
 miiTiir* ... (rijite, s. Mi Kinnniijyiirnu. 
 
 Commissariat*^ , koiiimi»»a' - 
 
 Commissary, kommissaii, (fr. 
 
 ommissaire; lat. con u. lUilteie) *. 1. J 
 
 ber .Kpnimiffiir, 'ilbfleorbue re , aJiMutrriiiire, 
 -»ciMiflmnd)tigre. 2. [■-OTiiir.] ber .Krieii#« 
 fommiffiir. 3. [^ird)!.] ber gnillicftc .ULMumn'. 
 far. 4. [DentiCt). 9{cic<)] ber faifctliilje llom* 
 niiuarinS. 
 
 Commissary of stores, [Wilir.] bet 
 ^JJriH'iantmciilcr. - of horses . ['JJrrifl.] be« 
 
 Commi88aryshill,kdm'nussari- 
 
 ship, «. bie ^ommiiTardflede, ba£^oniintr« 
 fariiU. 
 
 Commission, komm'sh'un , (fr. 
 ^. ; lar.) s. I. ini ^fgelje.i, bie SJegeljuna 
 (fine^ S5erbrcd)fn* lo. 2. bie 'JttH'rMiiinfl; 
 -ilufrragtiua, -iiiii'ertniiiung teinec ^4^(iia)t, 
 
174 Fate, ffir, fall, fat. Mc, met. Fine, fin. M. move, 'ii3r, got, 6*1, cl^i^. Tiibe,'tnb. full. tWn, THw. 
 
 COM 
 
 t\mi ?rtiite« ic). 3. bcr 5tuftrn<), bie SSeitctt 
 lung. 4. bcr 9hiftrng, bie SDUiniiiTipn, SSctt: 
 nind)t, ber»efe()I, bn« intent. 5. (biirdj 
 Wctonpmie) bie ^DiiimtiTion , bcr 9Iuffrf)ii6' 
 OMnjn^I ^crfoncn). 6. bcr tiienft, bie Stetle, 
 bn« 9lnu. 7. bie DfrtjierSflcfte , aSeftnflung. 
 8. [ipnnbcf] bie 'jprDpifion, CDe&utjr, 2I(]cntcn. 
 (jcbiibren, ^pitimtffloii. 9. [^nnbcf] bie^cmu 
 miffion, Drbre, ber 9liiftrno. 10- [$»o"bfl] 
 bie fficfrfjaftgbcfDrgung. U. (fur authority) 
 b(i« Slnfetjen. Shak. 
 
 Commission of bankruptcy, [§anbef ] 
 bie ^onfiin°(if(;Brbe. Goods in rb. on -, 
 [$anbe(] ^DmiiiiifioiiSiunnren. Letter of-, 
 bcr jtinnniifftonsbrief. To be in tlie -, bci 
 btr Itomitiirntin fein, ein SUxnt uerfel)cii, fiinf: 
 tioniren. Account of-s, ber ^Lnnniifiion^: 
 roanretifontD. Book of-». l. bn^Koniinif' 
 ficii5wnarcn6iid). 2. H6 S33nnrcn6c(lc[ImiflS-. 
 6uc^. A ship in commission, cm (£cf)iff 
 OUf bent Krieg^fuge. To do business or to 
 trade on commissi o n,.(tDintni|TiDnSl)nnbel 
 trciben. To have a -, flngefleUt fcin. To 
 turn anyone out of his-, ©incn nbfc^en. 
 Prov. Every shot has its commis- 
 sion, jcbe jtiigct ()nt i()ren trcffer. 
 
 Commission-business, bn£ ^oni: 
 nii|TiDn«gcrd)<ift. --merchant, [5panbel| 
 bet ^omtnifiaMinr. --officer, ein in 
 ©f^nrt (Tcf)en^er Dfftjict. 
 
 Goininission, v. a. I. beflnOen. i. 
 
 einen bcnuftrnocn, 6ei'of(mrtcf)tigen , foni= 
 
 ftiitfircn ; ©incm niiftragen, aiiiftnigc gc6cn. 
 
 a. oborbnen (Semnnben). 
 
 1. The president and lenate appoint, 
 
 but the president commissions. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 To be commission ed, Sluftrng Ijnbcii. 
 A commissioned officier, ein in ®ef;alt 
 flefjenber DffTjier. 
 
 Coniini8.«ioiiaIfkomniish'unal,Db. 
 
 Coininis.sionary , &omim!>li'un- 
 ure, adj. ftd'ofdnnc^tigt. 
 
 Coiitanisisionate , kommish' - 
 unite, t». o. t bcinifdiinc^rigen, beflcfreii. 
 
 Commissioner^ kommlsh'unur, 
 *. 1. 5 bcr .t?innmijTnr. 2. ber ®e\d)ait6-. 
 filtjrcr, .feinntiijioimr. 3. bcr Unter^nnbler. 
 
 Commissioner of the custom-house, 
 ber 3»frbenmte, Sftlfomniiffnr. 
 
 Commissure, kom'misliure, (I.) 
 ». 1. [9Inat. u. 6f}ir.] baeSSiinb; beraSereini: 
 flimilSort, SSereinigungfpunft. 2. [9Irct>it,] 
 bie ^u<ie. 
 
 Commit, komnut', (iat. eommittere) 
 
 r. a. 1. (to) (G-inein, nn G'inen) ubcrgebcn, 
 
 ©incm nni'crrrnuen. 2. [9fc(f)f^tVr.) (to 
 
 prison) a) |"d)i(fi'n, I'c^en inffen (infi ©cfangj 
 
 ni^) ; b) I'er^nffen, cinipcrrcn. 3. begcljcn, 
 
 nii^ilbcn, t()un (23cr6rcd)cn :c.). 4. f (with) 
 
 (fcinMicf)) entgrflcntlcflfu , juriininienitcflcn. 
 
 &. bccintrflcfjtigcn, blo^ileflcn, gcfrtljrben. 6. 
 
 J I'crpfiinben ; niifS ©pici iV^cn. 7. (fpiiilir. 
 
 S5crinnim(. ] eincm ^JuStdjuiTc jur unljcrn 
 
 ^ri'ifiing fibftgcbcn. 8. beiMlen, bcauftragcn. 
 
 foinntittircn. 
 
 5. You might have satisfied every duty 
 
 of political frieniUhip without com- 
 
 ai i 1 1 i n g the honor of your sovereign. 
 
 Jr.Mt's. 
 
 Ck The General nddrpisrd letters to 
 
 Gen. Gates and to Geu. Heath, cau- 
 
 COM 
 
 tioning them against any sudden as- 
 sent to the proposal, which might pos- 
 sibly be considered as committing 
 the faith of the United States. 
 
 Marshall. 
 
 To commit one's self, fid) blogflcden 
 Ob. perantmort(id) macf)en. To - one's self 
 t^ ft(^ uberlaffen ober ergebcn (ber "irunfcn; 
 Ijcit ic). To — to memory , betn QHbnd)t: 
 niffe einpragen. To - to paper, (fct)riftlid)) 
 nuffe^en , ju ^npier bringen. To - matri- 
 mony with, fid) pcrf)eirntf)cn tnit. . . To - 
 with, (ic^ nbgebcn mit (anbern ijrrtuen ic). 
 To — violence on ob. upon ..., ©incm, 
 ciner Sat^e ©crealt ant^un, Qt\m6 mit ben 
 5pnaren I)cr6eijief)en. 
 
 Commitment, komnut'ment, «. 
 1. (to prison) ba6 gefffe^cnlnlTen ; bie 25cr: 
 Ijaftung. 2. ber 25erf)nfti56cfcl;l. 3. [Konflit. 
 95erf.] bie Uebergebung (}. 23. cincr 93ifO nn 
 einen 2iu^ifd)u0. 4. bie 'JInuertrnnung, 9Iiif; 
 trngung. 5. bie a3cgcl)ung (eine« SJerbre* 
 c^ienfi). 6. ± bie SBerpfnnbung ; ©efnfjrbung. 
 
 Committee, kommit'te, ». l. [bci 
 berntljcnben SBerfnininL] ber 91uSfc^u^, bn6 
 fiotninittee. 2. komm'tte', [9iec^t^)pr.] ber 
 SSorniiiiib ber SScrriicftcn k. 
 
 Committee of the whole house, [^nr< 
 (aincnt] ein nflgemeincr 9lu6fd)up. Standing 
 -, ein fJe^enbcr 9Iufird)iig. - of manage- 
 ment, ber gefd)aft^leitcnbe 9Iiif rd)U^. - of 
 merchants, bcr ^nuBel^ailSfC^llg. 
 
 Committeesilipjkomrnit'teship, 
 «. [5'ied)tfifpr.] bie SSernitinbrdjnft. 
 
 Committer, kommit'tur, «. 1. 
 (JiniT, ber nnuertraut tc 2. [5?nnbclJ ber 
 ilonttnittent , 9luftrnggcber , SSeflefler. 3. 
 (Jincr, ber begcf)t (25crbred)en ic). 
 
 Committible, komnut'tebl,, adj. 
 lcid)t JU bcgcl;en. 
 
 Commix, kommiks', (Int.) v. a. 
 inird)cn, uermird)en (©ub|lnnicn). Newtok. 
 -, p. ri. ftd) pcriuirc^en, fid) pcrfinigen. 
 
 Commixtion, kommik8't(.liun. ^ 
 
 Commixion,kommik'8hun,SHAK.^ 
 *. bie a5erinird)ung. 
 
 Commixture, kommlks'tshire, 
 t. 1. bn3 '>»?ird)cn, bie 93cnnifd)ung. 2. bie 
 'OJ?ird)ung (bn6 ®eniird)te), 3. [Scots law] 
 bie ajerniengung (cine 9irt u. SSSeife, (aruiib> 
 \1ude }u eriucrbeii). 
 
 Commode, komm^ide', (fr. 233.) 
 *. (ct)enia(&) eine 5lrt ivi'pfpu^ ob. itopfieug 
 filr jrnuenjiniiner. 
 
 Commodious, koinm6'deus, (f.) 
 adj. I. bciiiicin; fuglid). 2. (for) ni'i^lid). 
 liDrtl)cill)iltt (}U). — nrfu.Commo'diously, 
 bequem; niigcnehni; ni'iijlid) u. 
 
 Commodiousuess , komm^'- 
 dcu»nes, s. I. bie iSeiiuenilid)fcit ; 5'"ig>'d); 
 teit. 2. (for) btr 25ortl;eiI, bnS SBortljeil: 
 Ijnfte. 
 
 1. The commodlousness of a house. 
 
 2. The — of a situation for trade. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Commodity, kommodetc, (inr.) 
 
 s. 1. ber SSortljeil, ©ciuinn. Sidney. 2. bie 
 
 58ciiucmlid)fcir. 3. bie bcciiiciuc (JJeicgrnljrit. 
 
 4. (5panbfii bie ^narc ; pi- 'SJnnrrn, (Siinr. 
 
 5. 6 fie n)cil>lirt)e ©d).im. 
 
 4. Co ni in n d I I i e s are nintablps. valuable 
 by money, ihc common inrasuir. I.ockc. 
 
 COM 
 
 A com modity in question, eine 9Il1( 
 
 gclcgenljeit , bie ber gerid)tlid>en Untrs* 
 fud)ung untcrmorfen ivcrbcii niu0. Shak. 
 
 Staple -com modi ties, [^(inbeQ Stat 
 pclnmnren. 
 
 Commodore, kom'modore, (it. 
 comandatore) *. 1. [ gjjar. ] ber itotnmpbDt. 
 2. ber (irtefle Snpitnn eincS ®efd)ivnbcr«. 
 Mar. Dict. 3. [©eel)nnbc(] tnS .^niiptfdjiff 
 einer 5?anbcI«fIotte. 
 
 Commoit, kom'mun, (fat. com- 
 munis; fr. comniun ; <irin. cnumun; nngelf. 
 geniaen; gcitf). gamains ) adj. I. genicin, 
 getncin)"d)aftlid). 2. geniein, nfigeinein, 5ffent» 
 (id). 3. gcnicin , gciv5(;nlid). 4. gcmein, 
 nicbrig (ber (sjcfliinung nad)). 5. gemein, 
 unnbelig. 6. gcnietn, Ijnufig. 7. licberlid), 
 fei( (tyrnuenjitnmer). 8. [©rnnim.] a) ge« 
 tneinfd)nfr(id), bciberlei &t\(t)te<i)ti (535&rtcr) ; 
 
 b) gcnicinfdjnfirif^, ti)at'u\ u. Icibenb inglci(^ 
 (Seitiuorter). 9. [^ot.] gentciiird)nftricft. 
 
 At the common rate, [5panbcl] JUin 
 fnufenben qSrcife. To make -, ?prci§ gcben. 
 A - shore , bie ®o(Te, Bi''l)le, bcr Kioat. In 
 -, gcincinri^nftlid). To have in -with, ge< 
 niein fjnben mit ... 
 
 Common - C0unci I , ber ©tflbtrntfji 
 ©enicinbcrnt^. --council-man, bei 
 ©tnbtrntf), 9?ntf)^f}err. --crier, ber 9lu6» 
 riifer, 9lui.'rd)e(Ier. --hall, 1, bad 9?nt(>» 
 t)aui. 2. biM Cngcr:, itnuf()nu5. — law, 
 biU ®eiuo[)n()cirdred)t. --lawyer, ©incr, 
 ber i)a6 ffieiurf)nf}cit«red)t flnbirt fjnt u. bnrin 
 bemnnbert ifl. --place, a) *. 1. ber ®e» 
 metnp(n0. 2.bcr nfigemcinc litel. 3. bie aSemer* 
 fung, 9iote. — b) adj. gemeiji, nbgebrofdjcn. 
 
 c) V. a. I. unter nflgcmcine litel u. ^npircl 
 bringen. 2. in ein Sydcffnticcnbud) cintrn* 
 gen. --place-book, bni ilotlcftnneen* 
 bud), ©jrjerptenbud). — pleas, I. [G'ligl.] 
 ber ®crid)t«f)iif ber gemcinen burgerlid)cn 
 ^rPjefl'e in Westminster-hall, bi\i eiigiifd)e 
 Dbergcrid)t in bijrgerlid)en Snd)en. 2. [7iprb» 
 nin.] bcr ^rci6gi'rid)t*(;of. --pray er, (2i« 
 turgie bcr eivgi. itird)e ] b<\& nflgeinein nui 
 gciuMntncne itird)cngc&ct. --report, bie 
 SScIffifnge. --recovery, eiiie ge("c01id)e 
 'iprojcDur jur ^iebcrcrlnngung eine« ®utc« 
 Dbcr jur 9luf(;cbiing ei!ie« jvibeifmnniiiTeS. 
 --sense, 1. ber gcmfineS)7icn|"d)i'iiiier|Tnnb, 
 ber gefunbe S8cril<iiib. 2. ba6 nttgenicine ®e« 
 fiil)! (bcS 95i.iIfeS). Shak. —-sewer, btv 
 aibjug^grnbcn. --weal, — wealth. 1. 
 bie Dicpii&Iif , bcr Srciflnnt. 2. ba^ gemeine 
 SBcfcu, bcr ©tnnf, ba& ^iiMifutn. Shak -- 
 we alt Irs- man, ber ^iitriot, republifiu 
 iiifd) ®cfiunte. 
 
 Common, v. n. I. ®cnteinbrgilter 
 in ®cnicinrd)iifr l)abcn, gcnu'inrd)aftlid) bci 
 fi^cn. 2. jiifnniiHcncfi'i'n, jiifninuienlebeii. 
 
 Common , ade. geiuohnlid) , ge> 
 niciii. ((sji'mcinbrgut, bie ®cmcinn)eibe. 
 
 Common , «. ba6 0)em''inbe|iri(f, 
 
 Rights of commons, bie ®enieinbe> 
 gcrrd)rigffircu. Blackstoive. 
 
 Commonallie, knni'munaljl, adj. 
 I. gfnteiiird)iiffitd). 2. |5ffd)tdrpr.J nuf bie 
 ®enu'iiiu>fibiMi jiiiamn (iBici)). 
 
 2. Co in Ml on ^1 1)1 f bciist).. Bi.ackstone. 
 
 Coiticnoiia^'e, koiii'inmi^ie, « 
 bi\{ (iirtul•ill^l•rl■d)^, M(i>.itivn'dMgffir, $>iit. 
 
 CoiiiiiiOlluK) , kum'iiitinalic, < 
 
Thte. ff.r. fall, fat. M*. met. Fine, fin, N6, more, n6n got, 6U, cl6ud. Tiibe. tiib. full, t/jin, THis. 1 75 
 
 COM 
 
 1. [Qnqt.] tai gemeiue (unflfcefige) SBoff. 2. 
 {WorCntn.] Die iirbeiteiiDen itlnffcn. 3. 6ie 
 ©cmeinfcftnft, &e\eU\d)a(t (im <aiigemeineii). 
 
 CoinitlOIierf kom'unur, «. 1. ttx 
 gcmeine *)}?(inii ; ein !8urflerli(f)er. 2. bof 
 »D?itglieD vm\ Wnttrijauk. 3. bet Iljeilljnber 
 an ®fmeinbfgfitern , 'TOitinfiobet. 4 (cniil- 
 Unii'enM ber Stiibfiit ob. ^otleciint jiueitcr 
 Xinfie, ber an brr gfnKiiifrf)aftli(^cn inffl 
 igi. 5. Per ll)ct(l)iit'er, ll}fiinehmer, tai 
 9Kit<ilifb. 6. tie flfiiifinf j^ure. Shar. 
 
 CJoiltillOnitioil , knnimnnish'uii. 
 (fnt.) «. t btf 2)inriiun(i , (?Tmflf)nung. 
 
 C^OininOlliti ve, kommon'etiv. adj. 
 frniahnetib , iviiriirnb. 
 
 C^Oininoiily , kom'munU , ado. 
 genicmiiilirf> . nru'otintid). 
 
 CoillHlC»line*>flf knin'niunnes. «. 
 1. ^a6 Wm>iM)!iiid)e, bie &tmct)nli<iftt\t. 1. 
 •J- bie Wriiicini'd>ait. 
 
 GoailinOIIRf kom'niunz. «. pi. I. 
 ta6 SBi'lf , b(i6 (ifimine 5BiMf. 1. [cnql. ^tr' 
 fiiffungj bie CMciueiiien , ba# Mntrrhnii«. 3. 
 bie Wemeinrcflilffr. 4. bie gmuililicf^e Kp(1, 
 bcr qcivi>f)iiiid)e in'cf), bit 5?nu6fr(l on einem 
 flenieinirt)flffiii1»eM 1 ird)f. 
 
 Duriors C o in n> o n s. rln 9{ed)t#fpnegiuni 
 in Ci'iibrn. House of-, ba< llntcTf)an6 (be* 
 ^iirlnnient*). 
 
 Coilini4»nty, kniu'munti, t. [Scot* 
 law I cm ju'fi orer nul)rfrfn ^erfrnen ge> 
 miMmVtjiiffiid) ^l;g^l^^mlbr« (MninbiirKf. 
 
 CoillllKirHllCe, koiii'in^ranie, } 
 
 CJfkllllUOrHllOy, koni'morSn«i. ^ 
 Hat.) «. l-Jvcd)terpr.J be: «!liifeiitf)nlt, bie 
 Orluiinig. Bl.ACK^TOI«^.. 
 
 f^Wlllinorailtff knm'morant, adj. 
 13{rd)rf iVr. I u'olmliafr . fli'mfiifl- 
 
 Coiniliorieiltv kominoreenf, (I.) 
 mdj niinlrrfciib , jii ([\ci<i)n 3<ir |1er6enb. 
 
 C4»in»IOfll(*rf kniii'niuTHur, «. 
 + bie "JjiitlMim , Ij.nhr. 
 
 CJflllilllOtiOllf kniiiniA'sliiin, (fat.) 
 ». 1. bie iViveoiiiifl, (S-rrdirirreriina (bcSTOees 
 rf« ic.). 1. i a) bie'Beu'fnnua'beSSPi'lff), ber 
 9liifrtnnb. h) bie "iieu'etinng (bef G)eifle«), bie 
 SJrrivirrMiig. llurnhe. 
 
 CJoiiii>i«ttioiierf koniniA'sliunur, 
 «. + brr ^liifi iibrcr , 'iliifivienler. Bacok. 
 
 C.'OlllHIOVC^f koiiitiioove'. ((.) P. o. 
 1^ tninrnhitif n , niifn'.liMi. Thomson. 
 
 ('OlllinillK', komuiiine', ( fr. coni- 
 Diimipr; iiv cynnin«w; nrnt. coniinunya) 
 r. fi. 1. (of) fid) mitriKiirii, fid) bfiVred)fH 
 tfifrer), fi(f» inirerreben ; (wiilo fid) berntljcn 
 (min. ?. |<)i>rb(\m.i [chrifll. 9?elig.] tai 
 tlbenbnitiM enipftiiiflen , fommiiniiiren. 3. 
 Iheil itehnifii (with. on), [bie Oknieinbe. 
 
 Coin til uiie, (fr. 2D.) »■ [^rnnfr.] 
 
 Coiiiiiiiiniliiin aniiiM, (I.) ein 
 5ohr in bos onbtro nrrcrt)net, itn I<iir(f)fd)nirt. 
 
 Cuiiiiniiiii1>u«i loriM , (inr. > 
 l<|5l)i)f 1 eiiieii Crt in ben nnbern flertt^nct, 
 ini riird)rdinitt. 
 
 Coilllllllllicability, konmniiU- 
 kai.Jl'eti'. ». bie '•Wittljrilbnrfcif. 
 
 Communicable, komnnini- 
 kalil. itdj. I. niirrhfill'i'r. 2. t iiiittl?eiirnt!i. 
 
 Communicanf , knmnii'i'iiek.iiit, 
 •. Ifhr(ll.9ffl.l rer -ilbrnbmnljlrflnit, 'JJbriib^ 
 mohif (iiiitnrr , JvinmiiiiMifiinr. 
 
 CoiumilMlCat*^ I koiuiiiii'nekite, 
 
 COM 
 
 (tat.) v.a.l. (» with) (to) mitt^eifen ((Jinent). 
 i. er&ffiicn; uon Qtma6 ^nd)ric^t geben. 3. 
 (with) t()cilen (init Oen'oi'ben). 
 3. Common benefits are to be commu- 
 nicated with all, but peculiar bene- 
 fit* with choice. Bacon. [inittf)eilcn. 
 To communicate by letter, brieflid) 
 
 Commnnicate, v. n. l. [cl)ri|l. 
 9{el.) bii^ 'ilbenMitohi empfoiigen. 2. (with) 
 111 2St'rbin^nll(l itcljen (initj, on eiiianber flopen 
 (u. ijxiiifern jo 3. (with) ®cineinrct)oft l)<i! 
 ben (niit <J5erfcnen). 4. (with) tf)et(en; 9lu> 
 rljeil nehnicn (om. 
 
 CommunicatiOD , kommdn^- 
 ki'*hiin. t. 1. bie 'Wittlieiliing (u. ^Weinmv 
 geiiic.), (Jrbifniing. 2. bie Unrcrrebiiug. 3. 
 ber 25erfel)r, llinoniig, bie(J)eineinrd)iift, 93cr- 
 binbung. 4. bie Serbinbiinq (eine5 ©ee6 k. 
 niit etnein nnberiu , ber Sufomnienljong. 5. 
 bo6 ')]?itgetl)fi(te, bie OJfitrfjeiliing , (Sriiff: 
 nnng. 6. [li^ljet.] a) bie -OTittljciliing, niit; 
 fijeilenbe 2Benbiiiig ber 9{ebc. b) bie j?eiii! 
 muiiiffltion, lljeilne^niiiiig, llebertrogung. 
 5. The hou«e received a communica- 
 tion from the Governor, respecting 
 the hocpital. Webster. 
 
 Door of communication, bie 25erbins 
 bitngi5tfji'ir, ■•TOittcItf)fir. To have — with.., 
 ill tl)un \)abtn niit . . . 
 
 Communicative j kommu'ni- 
 kativ. adj. 1. f niittljcilenb , freigebig. 2. 
 ntittheilfnin (gefprfld)iii , iimganglid)). 
 
 Communicativeness, kom- 
 niu'nekaiiviies , t. L t bic JJi^rigebigfeit. 
 l. bie ••TOittfjeilfontfeit, llniganglic^fcit. 
 
 Communicatory, k/^mmu'ne- 
 kilturr^, ndi. beirljrrnb , unierrid)tenb. 
 
 Communini;', kom'muiiing , «. 
 ber I'ertrmiiirt)!' SJerffljr ob. Umgong. 
 
 Communion, kommuncyun, (I.) 
 «. 1. bie ©enicinfdjnfr , ber llnignng , 93er! 
 tct)r. 2. bie ^ir(^engemeinr(t)nft; Wlnubcn^; 
 ginirinbe. 3. [c^riftt. Kel.J ba« aK>enbninl)l, 
 ^ad)tmat)\. 
 
 C o m ni u n i o n - e I o t h , bie ^(tOTbecfe. 
 --cup, ber ^eld) (beini ^nd)tnMf)Ic). -- 
 service, [rngl. Jlirt^eJ bie^!lbenbmal)Igebete. 
 --table, ber 9Jbenbninl)ltird) , Alitor, (5)ot: 
 leftifc^. 
 
 Community, knmmii'nc'^. «. I. 
 bie (iknteiiird)aft, ber genicinf(l)nftlid)e 5Pe> 
 l1i). 2. bie PJeniciiilifit, (2tflor5grfefircf)rtft. 
 bo* geuieine SBeffn. 3. bie (5)erefir(()ofr d'. 
 -))iond)fn jc). 4. " bie (Mfiiio(;Mlid)feit. .Shak. 
 
 Cominiitabiiity, nommiitabir- 
 hi, (inr.) *. I. bie ^igciifd)<ift eiiier (Sfld)e, 
 iiii5getourd)t iwerben ju fiMiiien, 9Ui5tfliif(l); 
 borfrit. 2. bie 9Ser(iiif5erIi(f)feit. 
 
 Commutable, knmmii'iabl. adj. 
 I. oii6toiifd)bor. 2. I'ermigerlicf) (i». (?)riiiibj 
 llilrfen). 3. ($l;iIoI.] reriuonbelbor (i>. 95iid): 
 llflbrn). 
 
 Commutation, kommtilA'shun. 
 *. 1. bie SSeronbiTiing. 2. bie 9(ii«med)fliing, 
 ber lonfrf), lltiitnur(t. 3. [9fed)r^fpr.) bie 
 95rnvflnbliiiig ciner grof'trn Srrofc in eine 
 flfinerc. 
 1. The use of money Is to save the com- 
 mutation of iiinrr bulky commodities. 
 
 Commutative , kommi'rtaiiv. 
 adj. brn loiifd) II. 5piuibel berreffrnb, loiifd) 
 . . . (SBirtrog zcj. 
 
 COM 
 
 Com mutative justice, bie (Sercc^ttg* 
 fcit in ^onbel iinb ajonbel. 
 
 To cultivate an habitual regard lo com- 
 mutative justice. BuBU!. 
 
 Commutativeiy , kommu'ta* 
 iivie, adv. biird) Iiiiifd) Pb. »Mu5touf£t>. 
 
 Commute, kommute', (lot.) V. a. 
 
 1. (for) toiird)en, ou«toii|"d)en , iiertouf(t)en 
 (filr, gegen), ou^iuec^reln. -2. [?{ed)t«iVr.J 
 (for) oeriunnbeln (eiiie ©trofe in eine on» 
 berc). 3. flbdjfen, obfoufen. 
 
 2. To — death for transportation. Webstfk. 
 
 Commute, v. n. (for) G-r(a^ geipiilj* 
 
 ren, genugttjun (fiir) ; fll« (frfotj geltni ifiir). 
 
 One penalty commutes for another, 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Commutual, kommu'tshiial, ad}. 
 
 ? ive(f)relfeitii) , gegenieitig. 
 
 Compact, koiiipakt' (iat.y adj. I. 
 bit^t, fell (u. ^eroflen :c.). 2. ? (of) }u< 
 fammengeiV^t, beifeljcnb (oii#). 3. f uer« 
 bunben, jiirommeMgeief^t. 4. gcbningt, 6iin» 
 big Otebe ic,), 
 2. A wandering fire, 
 
 Compact of unctuous vapor, Shak« 
 
 MiLTOB. 
 
 Compact, kom'pakf. (lot.) #. 
 [9?t(f);«lVr.) ber SBertrog , 5Bernrei(J) , bie 
 llebereinfiinft. Biackstonb. 
 
 Compact, koMipakt', (part, pat; 
 compact bei Shak.) v. a. I. ff|l mit ein. 
 nnber oereinigen , uerbiiiben. 2. i perfcinben 
 (^Serfpnen), 3. i }iifanimeii|e0en. 4. befrof* 
 tifl'n, SHAfc. 
 
 2. Thou pernicious woman, 
 Compact with her that * gone. Shaic. 
 
 3. tf he, compact of jar*, grow musi- 
 c»l« Shak. 
 
 Compactedness, kompak'ted- 
 nes, *. bie riid)ti(ifeit (p. fiiirpern). 
 
 Compaction, kompak'shun, «. 
 bie fefle 25crbinbung. 
 
 Compactly, kompakt'le, «dp. I, 
 fell, bid)f. 2. i biinbig. 
 
 Compactness, kompakt'nes, i. 
 bie I5id)tinffit, Jfiligfeit. 
 
 CompaCtlire, kompak'tshiire, ». 
 t bo* (5)civ'rbe, bie 55niiort. Spenseb. 
 
 Compas-C'S, kompA jes, kom'pajes, 
 (Iflt.i *. tai (ijfbmibe, (Snifem. Rav. 
 
 Compag-ination , koiiipajeiiA'> 
 shun, (p. I.) #. t bie SBrrbinbuiig, ber 3u» 
 fiinimeiiljnnn. [ « gfrcflig. Chauckr. 
 
 Coinpaniable, koiripaiicabl, adj. 
 
 Coilipanion , koinjan-yun, (fr. 
 compagnon) a I. ber C5)ere(lfd)afrer, ©efpirle, 
 
 2. ber (i5cfiif)rte, Qiein-H. j^nmernb ; [.^onbilj 
 ber (5)efefIfd)ofrer , 5?iiiibfl^<ifiipg. 3. ttt 
 '&\m'd)t, Sixl, CS5eferi. 4. (■«)}?,«. | bie 5;ii"itre 
 (aiif ^fluffof)rern), [jur ipilrtc fiiljrt. 
 
 Companion-ladder, bie Ireppe, bit 
 
 Fenmie companion, I. bic Piifoljrtinn, 
 (55efpielinn, (5)ercnrd)flfteriiin. 2. bie Situ\(i)> 
 I;eit#n?ii<()rerinn. 
 
 Companionable, knmpan'yun- 
 abl , adj. gnVfllg , iiniganflli(<). — adv. 
 Com pa u'i o ii a b I y, (]nV(iii] ;c. 
 
 Coiiipaiiionsliip , knmpan'yun. 
 ship. *. I. bie grfrfirtftiifriid)!' iBerbinpiing, 
 0)i-reflfd)flft. Shak. 2. bie (iJerf«rc{)Oti. ba$ 
 (SifiXge SHAK. 
 
 C<*mpany, kuii.paiie, (fr. conpag 
 
1 76 TMe, far, fall, f5t. 31^, met. Fine, fin. No, move, n6r, got, 6il, cWul TAbe, tub, full. thin. Tflis. 
 
 COM 
 
 nie; d. tnt. cum u. pannus, cb. bemteut. 
 fahne, vaan) *. I. [^TOiltt.] bie Scmpiignie, 
 
 2. ber Irupp, 5pimfen, bie Znippe, Sjiinbe 
 (<BIenrd)en ii. i[)iere), bcr Jtubcl, 51iia. 3. 
 bie @crearrf)iift (9Scrratiimlung u. $erfoiicn). 
 4. bie Qit\tll\d)(i{t (biiiS a5cijieiten , a3egltiter: 
 feiiD.S. bic®freard)nft,3nnuiin,3»i>ft;i>'"i= 
 bf(6gc|"carif^nft, •'SJnefopci. 6. Die')}fnuu|"d)aft, 
 JBefa^ung ciiu"« ©rfjiffS, ©rf)iff8niannrcf>rtft. 
 
 The East India-company, bie Oitliu 
 bi|"d)e ipniibel^gcfedfc^rtft obcr itDntpngiiie. 
 - of merchant-ships, bie iiaut'fflljrteif l>t«- 
 -'s hall, [^aiibcl] ia& 2ngerl;au6, bie 3?ie= 
 berlnge. - of insurers, bie aiiTcfuraiiigc: 
 fedHtnft. The - at a funeral, bie 2cict)eil = 
 bcgleinmg. To bear one -, Otmnnben P3e; 
 fearcfjaft leifleii. To keep (one) -, 1. einem 
 m(t[[fd>aft iciilcn. 2. umgeljeii (niit;, l;iiufig 
 bcfudien. 3. in Wefcliritnfteii l}cniiiijieljcii ; 
 (gute K.) ®ercard)a|t befudjcii. 4. licbeilic^ 
 U'crben. To keep a woman <-, tliit ciuein 
 gvauenjiiunicr }u tljmi i)abtn. To be good 
 -, eiu giiter OJeKdrt^nfrer fcin. To see -, 
 e in 2$orbcl(en fjernnijifljen. To desert -. 
 fid) flii5 eincr ©efellfdjuft lucgilctjlen. To 
 receive -. ©efcafd^nft &^' fid) I)a6en. 
 
 Company-keeper, ber luitige aJrubcr. 
 
 Conipnny, v. a. begleiten , Giueui 
 ©efetlfdjiift leiilen (gem. Accompany). 
 
 Coinpa.ny, i>. «. l. (with) fid) ge> 
 fcden (jii), fill) nt'grben, in SBcrbinbiiiig trctm 
 (mit). 2* ein lufriger Sniber feiii. Spensek. 
 
 3. niif grniicnjintmcrn ju ff)un l)aben. 
 Comparable, kom'parabl, adj. 
 
 (to) iH'rgleid}lid), i'crgleid)bar (mit). 
 
 Coanparably, komparable, adv. 
 cergleic^iingemeife , i'erg(eid)&ar. 
 
 Coiliparates , kom'parates , *. 
 [Cog.] bie jiuei nut einanbcr uergiidjcacn 
 Dinge. 
 
 CoiliparalivC, kompar'al'v, adj. 
 1. biird) 23crgleiri)iing gcfd)rnjr, l'Cjiil;lid). 2. 
 pcrgleid>i'nD. 3. [(iJramni.] gcileigcrf. - de- 
 gree, bcr .Itrnipiinuiu. 4. in 23L'rgleid)iingrn 
 Qe\d)\(ft, lui^ig. Shak. [d)iMi 'iluntiinuc. 
 
 Comparative anatomy, bie uerglei; 
 
 Comparative, *. l. [Wriimm.] 
 bcr ^innporiUii). 2. t ©iner, ber glcid) i|1 oD. 
 gli'id) jn fein iuirgi6t, Ber^^Jictenbiiljler. Shak. 
 
 Comparatively, kompar'.iiivic. 
 adiK yergleiitinig^iueifc , in 2>erglci(ftung 
 bamit. 
 
 Compare, komimre', (lat.) V. a. 
 
 1. (witli) iicrgleid)en (mit), gegcn eiiianber 
 
 tjttiten. 2. (to, mit) i>erglcid)en (M al)nlid) 
 
 bitrileflcn, tint G'tiuniJ l;eruLiriiiI)e(>en). 3. * 
 
 frl)<ilfen , fid) iicrri1)iiffeit. Spenser. 4. 
 
 [(sjrnmni.] ilcigern (ein 33eiiDiirt). 
 
 2. Solon compared the people to the 
 
 sea and orators and counselors to 
 
 the winds; for that the sea would be 
 
 calm and quiet, if the winds did not 
 
 trouble it. Bacon. [iierg(eid)fn. 
 
 To compare accounts. 9{fd)nnngcn 
 
 Compare, v.n. I. cine 23erg(eid)un(i 
 oii^f)aIten, g(cid)fDmnicn. 2. * e6 niifnchs 
 men (mit). Spenser. [2. bai (55leid)ni6. 
 
 Compare, s. l. bie 93rrgU-id)iing. 
 
 To hold - with . ., cine 23orglcid)iiiig 
 anft)niten mit ... (25crgioid)fr. 
 
 Comparer, kompa'rur , *. bcr 
 
 Comparison , kiiinpar'esua , «. 
 
 COM 
 
 1. bfl« SSergrett^en, bie SBcrgreic^ung. 2. bet 
 iSerg(eid), bie 5!5erg(eid)ung. 3. bn^ 25crl)iilt; 
 iiip. 4. [(5)riimm.j bie ©teigerung, ^ompa: 
 nitiun (btr iSeiiui^rter). 5. iia6 ®leid)nit3. 
 
 To state a comparison, ucrgleid)en. 
 To make -s, 23erglcid)nngen nnilellen. In 
 
 - with Ob. of, in iBcrgleid) mit cb. gegcn. 
 Beyond Db. without -, unuergleic^lid). 
 
 Compart, kompart', (lat.) v. a. 
 a()tl;cileii. 
 
 Compartition , kompartisli'iin, 
 s. 1. t)<i6 aibtljeilen, bie aibt^eilung. 2. 
 ['ilrc^ii.] bie an^tl^eilung. 3. bie >Hf)tl)ei(ung, 
 bni ^ad), gclb. 
 
 Compartment , kompirt'ment, 
 *. 1. bie ili)rl;ciliiiig. 2. [iec^n.] ba« 'Jclb; 
 ijiid). 3. t>a6 'Jeib, SJeet (ber ©iirtcii). 4. 
 pl. Die Sotiiliniten. 
 
 Compartuer , komplrt'nur , t. 
 bcr i()tiinci;nicr, il)eill;a6er. 
 
 Compass, kiim'pus, (fir. compas) 
 s. I. oer llmfang, Umfrcifi, 5i5cjirf. 2. t a) 
 ber llmfang, bie &rei\.\e, iSd)ranfe (bcr 25cr! 
 nunft :c.). b) bcr 3{aum, bie Jritt, Btit. 3. 
 DeriJrciS, Jvreisiauf. 4. berllmfang, Bie 'JIu^j 
 bci)uung (bcr ©timme , bc6 S(^a(l5 20. 5. 
 Bie i^rumme eine^ ©tiicteS <Sd)\\\bM\l)Oii. 6. 
 Ber itompap, See--, (Bttid)-, ©teuerfompafj. 
 7. [®eom.J {lUld) compasses, a pair of 
 
 - es; aber befier compass) bcr Sicfcl. 
 3. Time is come round; 
 
 And where 1 did begia , there shall 1 
 end : 
 
 My life has ruH its -. Shak. 
 
 To fetch a great compass, eincn gro: 
 fjen Umiueg nhld)eil. To speak within -, 
 nid)t ii^crtreiben. To keep^any one within 
 -, (S-inen in ©d)ranfen, furj ^aitcn. To 
 keep within -, bie ©d)ranfen ber "^jlidjt, 
 i5i|'d)cibenl)eit nic^t uberfd)reiien. To draw 
 into a narrow — , abfiirjcn. To measure 
 
 with the -, nbjirfcln, mit >em Strfcl au5= 
 mi'iTcn. 
 
 Amplitude-compass, ber ^STagnet- 
 naBeiabmcid)nng6nieffer. - with shifting 
 points, bcr Stecf; Ob. ©iortjirfel. Bended 
 -, Ber lailerjirfd, Dicfj, ipol)liirfcI, iatler. 
 Reduction-compass, ber 9iebn([ion5: 
 jirfcl. Double -, ber $oi;liirteI. Beam--, 
 Ber Siangenjirfel. 
 
 Compass-i>aw, [lec^iu] bie Sanbjagc. 
 --timber, [■33^^r.] Ba$ ivruiiimi)rlj. 
 
 Compass, i>. a. 1. nnifaiTen (mit ben 
 ■Jlrmcn). 2. (mand)m. mit around, round 
 Ob. about) nmgcl'cn, umnngcn, eiiifd)licHcn. 
 3. Ijerumgcl)cii (nnu, umgei;cn. 4. enifd)lic; 
 (jen , belagcrn. 5. a) crl^alten , in fc;ne &t-. 
 ivait bringen, bcfommen b) biird)rei;en, er^ 
 rcid)cn, oollenBen, ju ©taiiBe bringcn. 6. 
 [3{cd)r6fpr.] mit &tiunfi umgct)cn, ©tiuas 
 aniliften oB. anictietn. 
 2. Now all the blessings 
 
 Ufa glad father compass thee about. 
 
 Skak. 
 
 5. a) If lean check my erring love, 1 will; 
 
 If not, to compass her I'll use my 
 skill. Shak. 
 
 b) How can yoH hope to compass your 
 designs? Dcmiam. 
 
 CompaKsinj"-, kum'pussnig, adj. 
 (-Mnir. 1 fnimm, gciiunbt. 
 
 Compassion, kumpash'un, (nrm 
 
 COxM 
 
 M. V. pafior) t. ba6 «JKitfeib, TOitteibeti, 
 &rbarmen (on, mit). To raise any ones-, 
 OemanbS iOJitleib rcgc mad)cn, erregen. 
 
 Compassion, v. a. t bemitleiben. 
 
 Compassionable , kompash'- 
 unabl, adj. mitleibsSiuertl). 
 
 Compassionate , komplsh'- 
 unite, adj. I. mitleiBig. 2. erbarmen6i»ertf), 
 tiaglict); flngenb. Shak. — adv. Compas'- 
 sionately, mitieibig. [leiBen, bebauern. 
 
 Compassionate, v a. bcmii< 
 
 Compassionateness , kom- 
 
 pash'iinatenes, s. Bie ■OJiiltciBigfcit. 
 
 Compaternity , kompater'nete, 
 ((at.) s. bie (yciuirtt'rfd)iift. 
 
 Compatibility , kompatebil'- 
 
 Compatibleuess , knmpatebl- 
 eii,s.( bie 25crtraglic^fcit , SBcreiubarfeit 
 nes, t. ^ (jiucier Dinge mit cinaiiBer). 
 
 Compatible, kompatei)!, (fr. 2B.) 
 adj. 1. (mit with; felten iiiitto) oercinbar, ocr» 
 traglid) emit). 2. paffcnD, angcmeiTcn, fd)icfiid>. 
 
 1. To pardon offenders is not always — 
 with public safety. Websteh. 
 
 To be - with . . , fit^ uertragen mit . '. 
 
 Compatibly, kompai'ei)lc, adv. 
 oereiiibar, paffenB ic. [adj. f mitleibenb. 
 
 Compatient, kompAshent, (lat.) 
 
 Compatriot, kompaCreiit. (fr.)*. 
 ber eanB«mann. — adj. lanbemannifd). 
 
 Compeer, kompecr'. (fr.) «. ber 
 •iBfirgcnop, Oefea. — ». a. t Qleid) fommeii 
 (&ineni). Shak. 
 
 Compel, kompll', ((at.) v. a. I. (to) 
 jioingen, nbtl)igcn (jn). 2. crpreffen, er« 
 imiiigeii (from. uon). 3. ? jnfaminetirrcibeti 
 (auf einen ipaufen). 4. bejiuingeii , unterjo« 
 d)en, iiOeriualtigen. 5 * l;eroorrufen. 
 2. Tlie subjects' grief 
 
 Comes through commissions , wiiich 
 compel from each 
 
 A sixth part of his substance. Shak. 
 
 Compellable, kompellabl, adj. 
 jioingbar, erjioingbar. — adv. Compel'- * 
 lably, mit (iJcioair. 
 
 Compellation , kompllla'shun, 
 i. bie 'ilnrcbe; Ba6 ^egriiOungsioort. 
 
 Compeller, kompeilur, «. bcv 
 oiuingcnBc. 
 
 Compend, kom'pend, ( 
 
 CoiBipentlium, komplnjeum. ^ 
 (Int.) s. bcr 'ilnJiiig, Onbegriff. 
 
 Compeiitliarious, kompenjea'- 
 rcils , obcr 
 
 Compendious, koinpen'jeiis.a'O*. 
 t fiivjgrfapt, tiivj. [a. jurammeiifafftn. 
 
 Compen«liate, knmpen'jeaie. v. 
 
 Compendioiisiy , kompenji- 
 lisle . adu. f nrj , f iir}gtfapt. 
 
 Compendiousuess, kompln'- 
 jeiisnes, * bie itiiric 
 
 Compensable, kompen'sabl, gdj. 
 t erfetjOar, an^gleid)bar. 
 
 Compensate, koni'plnsite, t>. a. 
 
 I. bcUiljncii, Gincm einen Soljn gcbeii, ©inen 
 
 eiufd)abigen. 2. aui<guid)cn , uergiitcn, er» 
 
 fn^ii. 3. auSglcidjcn, gegenfeitig aufljeben. 
 
 1. To compensate a laborer for hit 
 
 work or a merchant for his losses. 
 
 Wehsteb. 
 
 Comp<*nsate, v. n. (fon cnrt(t)a> 
 bigc'i, einc (j-iitfi1)abiguiig, Gn'a^ ijc'.h'u nVm. 
 
F/.J*., f'r. fa.'l. faf. M6, met. Fine. fm. N6, move. n6r, sot. 6il. rj^ud. Tiibe. Inb, full. (//In. TFlis. 1.77 
 
 COM 
 
 Cy^oinp(*n<«atioii, koiiipeiisji'iiliuii. 
 i. I. ecr CJTiaij, Die 25eriiiitiiiifl, ^iiridjiiti: 
 guiig. 2. Me '3lii6(]lcirt)im(i. 3. [ ilfiitrsfpr. ) 
 fcic fflf(jcnforDcriiii(i ; eiiie .leriittlicftc spoilt; 
 11.11(1 , luoMircJ) btx y)ctU\iift eiiiiTfeirs Die 
 Wererfjtiflfeit Der dcneii il)ii i'or(iebrii(f)ten 
 St , t, SdjiilDfiTDeniiiii k. iiiierfeiiiir, rtUein 
 a .f Der iiiiDcrii ©eire rei6|l ills idiiijer, Oium- 
 tl .tt:c. nui'tritt; Me25e.jnl)iiiiiii eiiier Sd)uiD, 
 u.rmitrtiri eiiieS .UreDirs lu'ii i]leirt)eiu -J3errftiie. 
 
 CJUIlipeilMHtivO y koiiipeii's3tiv. 
 
 ailj. rtii5.iUMi1)enD. [adj. I'erguteiiD. 
 
 C'Ullip«*ll!*Mtory, kniiipen'kaiure. 
 
 CuilipeilNe, koiiipeiise', (lat.) ». a. 
 ■f niiiqmdten iwitli, Diirrfj), cneyen, uerrtuten. 
 
 CuilipereudillMte , koniperea- 
 deiiAie. (int.) v.n. ['Jvec^tfiiVr.J flunt^iebtii, 
 cerrrfjiebeu , aiiereO'"- 
 
 Cuinperenilinntioiif komper- 
 
 eiideiia'sliuii . s. ['Jitdtti'ivr.l DiT 'llllful)"''- 
 
 Compete, kompcie'. (lilt.) ». >(• I. 
 
 (wiihj luttteiferii, ai6 "Jiebeiibuljler lUifrreten, 
 
 fi'iifurrireii (init). i. |((t) niit beiucrbin, Ma 
 
 Wtitbriuerber niiitreten , in Die vSdjraufeii 
 
 treten. 
 
 1. Our niaiiiifactiirerii c o ni p e t e witli 
 
 tlie Kiiglixli ill making coiloii clotlii. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 3. The sages of antiquity will not dare lo 
 
 compete witli llie inspired aniliors. 
 
 MlLMCK. 
 
 Competence, kom'p^tluie, i 
 
 Competency, knurpeieuae, ^ 
 flat.) «. 1. 5 iai 'MiiSfotHmeii, (STi'orDcriiiy, 
 Die 3iilan()(idjfeit (u. i5ermi>grn6iimiLinDeii). 
 2. t fif ^iotOMitft, DtiS •JiL'tljiuciiDifle (o. 
 fliiDereii ©efleniliiiiDein. 3. I'JeedjtfiiVr.] Die 
 S5cfuiiiii@, Die ^oiupeteiii. 4. Die £[iutt)iif> 
 tiafett. 
 
 To have a competence to live on, 
 to enjoy a -, fein 'iluefuiuiueii I;a6eii. To 
 liave a - of learning , iicitljDurftuje dD. Die 
 Qtrnii iuMl)iuenDifleii JtenniiiTe berifjeii. 
 
 Competent, knnipeient, adj. 1. 
 (10) iiilAii(]lirf). i)itii>iii<iii(t), eri'orDerlid}, l;in> 
 rei(^eiiD (ju). 2. l?{ict)rgipr.j fompeteiit, be; 
 fiiflt. 3. (to) (lftttl)nft, niuieiuriTen. 4. iii)tlj> 
 Diirftifl (^eiiiituifTe) , (jernDe Ijiiireic^eiiD. — 
 aWp. Com'peteii t ly, jiiiiiiti)li<f); aiiges 
 nieffeii, ijeljorig. [patiMe. 
 
 Cumpetible, kniiipci'ciil. f. Com- 
 
 Competition,kniiip^iUli'uii,(neu< 
 lot.) t. I. Die jJiitbeiurnniiig; 'iUefteiieriiiiij; 
 |i>aiiDel] jxoufiirreiij. 2. i to u. foi ) Der 
 SlniVrud) OWel^rerer dnif). 
 
 To stand iu competition with any 
 one for any thing, alt ••OTitbeiuerber urn 
 Gtivnf aiiftreten. To come in - with , in 
 i5ernieid)tiii!) fiMinueii (mit), glcid)fi>nuiieii. 
 To put iu - with, ciittiegrniledeii, iiergleic^eii. 
 
 Competitor, kompeieiar, «. 1. 
 
 >«r 'Mfirbeiucrbir, Dicbeiibiihlet, itcmpetciu. 
 
 2. ber Weqiier. 3. Der ■•DJJin'crbfiiiDerc. Shar. 
 
 I. They c«nnot brook competitors in 
 
 Inve. SuAK. 
 
 Competitory, kompct'iturre, adj. 
 nrteiibiil)Icrir(^. 
 
 CompetitrexM , kniiiplictrcx. 
 (Compel' it riz) <. Die -rfitbriiirrberiim, 
 ^ri<eiibtii)lerinn 
 
 C«»mpilation, koinpcla'shun. (I.) 
 s. I. Die 3ii;'iii]iiiirii(riii|iiiM . Aompiiatioii 
 
 Engl, ■draltch. tVuile.huuU. l. 
 
 COM 
 
 feine* S3u4«5 to ; I bie ©tpppelei. 2. bic 
 oainniliinii (aiiSerer ®e,iciiiriiiiOe). 
 
 CoilipilAtOr, koiiipcia tur, s. Dec 
 tfiiiiiniier, JtotiipiiiUor. 
 
 Compile, knmpile', (lat.) f. a. 1. 
 iiii'ainineiurtigeii, fumpilireii ; ^ jurtimineii: 
 itoppeln (.23i4d)i'r^- 2. uirfaiTen, fc^jrcii'tii. 3. 
 t eiuljaicen. Spehser. 4. f nueuiiic^eii. 
 Shak.. 5. t jurainmenreijen, biuieii. Spenser. 
 
 Compilement, komj.iie'uient, t. 
 t Die 3iit'>)itiineiur>i<)iiii>) , iiuiiipiUitiiMt, 
 vsainiiiliinG, Das Saiiiiiu-liverf. 
 
 Compiler, kompi'liir, (Compi- 
 la'tor Dei Chaucer; t. Cer 3ii|'rtimi>eiUth: 
 t]cv, 3iii'tiniiiiea|luppler, ilompuaior. 
 
 Complacence, kompla'sense, ( 
 
 Complacency, kompla Kuiike, ^ 
 (Ml.) t. 1 iai ©efaUeii , ■2i3ol;igeiaIleii. 2. 
 Die Q)efa(ligfeit (in Diefem ^iniie beiTer 
 Conipluisan ee); "lliiiiuitl). 
 
 Complacent, Woiupiii'ssnt, adj 
 flefaUig. — adv Com place ml y, gefallig. 
 
 Complacentiul, komplaseu'fthal, 
 adj. gciallig , artig. 
 
 Complain, komplane', (fr. com- 
 plaindie> v. ii. I. (of) fiagen, fic^ Deflagen, 
 flit) bciMjlueren (Ub«r). 2. (to any one ot any 
 one, bei (|-iiiem iviDer, gcgen (linen; l'J{ed)ts> 
 ipr.j fiagen , etne jllage vurbniigen. 
 
 To complain ol a headache, of (hirst, 
 liber fiDpfiuel), Duril fiagen. 
 
 Complain, v. a. beflagen. 
 
 Complaiuabie , komplineabl, 
 adj. luoriibcr man fid) beflagen, befctjiueten 
 fann. 
 
 Complainant, kompli'nant, t. 
 (i)ied)r£.|"pr.| Der JUagcr, Die Klageruin. 
 
 Complainer, komplAuur, «. ber, 
 Die AlageiiDe. 
 
 Complalnrul, kompline'iul, adj. 
 t BuU uun illagen. 
 
 Complaining, kompli'mng, *. 
 Da« Riagen, Die iilage. 
 
 Complaint, kompiint', «. 1. Die 
 ^lage, 3)i|d>iuerDe. 2. Das Uebel, Die ^raiif^ 
 oeit. UnpaMlidjfeit, ber SctjaCen. 3. [iffedjtf > 
 fpr.j bie Alnge, »e|(t)iuerDe ; Bill of-, Die 
 JlinGe|'c()rift. 
 
 3. To prefer a coniplai n t against any 
 one, eine illnge gcgen (yinen uiTDcingcn. 
 
 Complaidance , kom'plctanse, 
 koui'plAiaiise, (fr. 213.) *■ Die ©ftalligfeit. 
 
 Complaisant, kom'pi&zam, kom'- 
 plezant, (tr. SB.) adj. gefaUig. — ado. Co m'- 
 plaisanily, grfallig. 
 
 ConnplaiiiantneKS , knm'ple 
 zanines, «. t bie (JJetaUigftit , DaS flcfalligf 
 Serragen. 
 
 Complanate, kom'planiie,)(lar.) 
 
 Complane, k(>iuplaue', )v. a. 
 ebneii, fla(l>eii. 
 
 Complement, knin'pleiuent,(iar.) 
 «. I. DiM (Irganjtn, bie SSolicnDnng, (ir-. 
 gaujniifl, Das (STganjungsilurf. 2. Die in^fle 
 3al)l, ajpajiiljligfeit, I'olU £luantirar, 25(^(1= 
 llaiii"<iGfeii, Der fpmplete, I'l'Hjaljiigc ^SianD. 
 3. Die 25eriierniig (bei eiiier £iiiDe). 4. t bie 
 a5('llcubiing, i5o(lfpmmcnl)fii, Jiide ( Def 
 OSliiifS :c. ). 5. 1 WiTin. J Pie (irgaiiiiing, 
 Das ivpnipiement (eiiirs HSiiifelfi). (i. [Uflv.\ 
 Me (S^rgaiijiing ber JpiMte eines SririirS. 7. 
 l<Jlri[|).] ^'c (^rgaii)nng, Da$ jvonipirmeni 
 
 COM 
 
 eitte* Cognrif^iuen. 8. [gefliingSb.] -cf the 
 curtain , Der Ueberrdjup brs -J.\'ttfeliuall5. 9. 
 Das i^piiipliiueiit, bie (Ferciiuniii', |". Com. 
 p 1 i m e n t. 
 
 2. A coinpaiiy lias its co ni p 1 c m en t of 
 men ; a ship lias its c o m p 1 e m e n t oi 
 stores. Webster. 
 
 3. Garnished and decked in modest com. 
 plement. Shak. 
 
 To have its complement of mi-n, of 
 stores, iH>(lial)Iig Teiii, a(leerfovberIid)e3c<>iffi5« 
 uorraH)e einiieiioinnicii habcn. 
 
 Complemental , kompteinea'- 
 tal, adj. irgiinjeiib. 
 
 Complementary, knnipiemen'^ 
 ari, «flj. -j- im Jtompiimciirciiiua(f)fn be* 
 ivaiibi'rt. a. JoNsoN. 
 
 Complete, komplete', adj. 1. pofli 
 (lauDig, uolljiiljlig , gaiij. 2. i uodfmnmen, 
 uolIenDetC'Dtaninc). 3. i uodfinnmen, iui)l)l» 
 gemact)t, uodcnbet (SJerf). 4. [-Bor.] volU 
 ilniiDig CSlumeii). Martvh. 
 
 Complete, ». a. 1. vodeiiDen , be^ 
 eabigen, ueri'odilanbigeii. 2. i erfiidcn (ij)i>ifj 
 nungcn, >ii3iinKl)e ic.>. 3. ± erfiidcn , i)od» 
 jieljeii (eine 'ipropljejciljiing). 4. erganjen, 
 vodilanbig madden (eine itumpagnie (SolDai 
 ten ic.). 5. i ponfommen maiden, uod n;ai 
 d)eii (ticii -)J?ne DeS G-leiibs tc). 
 
 Completely, koinplete'li, adv. 
 uodig, gniii, gaiijliii), urdfoniinen. 
 
 Coinpletement, koinpieie'msnt^ 
 s. bie aji'Ueiibung, aScn'odfoniiniuiiig. 
 
 Completeness , knmplete'nls 
 «. bie aSuHfiMninenljeif, 2>odfnDnng. 
 
 Compl(;tion, knmpIe'Khun. «. I 
 Die 93odcnbung. 2. bie Grffidiing (SSodjie* 
 Ijung eine* 2Uun|"d)cg, eiiier ^55n)pl;c}iMl)iiiig) 
 3. bie ©rgatiiniig. [gaiiieiiD, aufSfYidcnD. 
 
 Completive, kompleuv. adj. er> 
 
 Completory, kom'pieiiiie. adj 
 erfudrnD. (iUunplette. 
 
 Completory, *■ [fati;. &.irct>e] Die. 
 
 Complex, kriiii'pluks, ^ (lat.) 
 
 Complexed, knmplek'sd. ^n((>. 1 
 
 jiiraninicngr|Vi;t. 2. ucriuicfelt, itcnuirrt, 
 
 fdjiuierig ((iifgcnilanb), [Onbegriff 
 
 Complex, s. t bie ©aminluiig, Dee 
 Complexedness, komplck'sed- 
 
 iieii, *. 1. Die 3iiriniinifiigcicyt(;ctt. 2. bie 
 
 25erivi(feliiiig, 23i'nurrreii(;rit. 
 
 Complexion, komplek'sliun, « 
 
 1. + Die 3iiraninienge|Vi;t^eit, ajermitfclung. 
 
 2. bie Jarbe, (yefi(t)fsfarbe , bai •Jlii*iVl)en, 
 Oic|ld)t. 3. bai Icmprranient, bic (i;einiitl)6» 
 art, 9iaturg, £uniplexiuii , iit\bt6f}cfci)aii 
 t'l'iiljcit. 
 
 2. A fair complexion; a dark — ; the 
 
 — of the sky. Webster.) 
 
 3. 'Tis ill, though dilferent your com- 
 
 plexions are, 
 The family of heaven for men xliould 
 war. Uryder. 
 
 To be of an amorous complex iou, 
 I'crliebrer iJ?atiir iVin. 
 
 Complex ional,knmplek'shunaI, 
 ndj. luMii leniperaiiienre abf;angig oD. bai"* 
 felbe brrreifiiiD. A - virtue , eine lemperu* 
 menrstiKiniD. 
 
 C(»mplexionally , knmpKK'- 
 siniiiaiie. udo. ans leiiiperaiKcnt, uiOt ocoi 
 ieniperaniente. 
 
 12 
 
1 ?8 Fate, far. ff.fl, fat Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, got. 6il. rl6ud. Ti^be. tuh, fiill. tZ/in, THis. 
 
 COM 
 
 Cowiiplexioiiary,konipllk'sliun- 
 iti, udj. bflS letiipernineiu , ^ie fioniplepon 
 berrcffcnb. 
 
 Coinplexioned, komptek'shund, 
 
 adjl (in Snfntiimcnri't).) Well -. w\\ ijiimii 
 leniper.inu-iit, fliirrr .ftpiiiptejririi. 
 
 Complexity, komplek'sctc. s. I. 
 bie 3iirnnnncii!]fU'0ri)rit. t. hr!5iTU>crKiihfit, 
 
 Complexly, kom'pleksle. ado. JU: 
 f<inimeii!ii'lVi)t; mninulirf), niit eiiinnDer. 
 
 ComplexneSS, kom'pleksnes, t. 
 f. Co m p I e xi I y. 
 
 Complexure, kompllk'sliure, s. 
 i\e S5rni>irfi'iuiig; SScrt'inMing. 
 
 Compilable , kompli'abl , adj. 
 Hcflfiim, nndjfliben foiinenb. S^iltox. 
 
 Compliance, kompli'anse, (f. 
 Comply) *. 1. <^^witli) ^ic '5S3i(Ifa(;riinn, 6fl* 
 9»nd)tDimiten, 9in(^(ct>en ; tic GrtTifluiiji (eincr 
 SScMiigunn :c); in - wiili... cincr ©nc^o 
 flening, in uber ju SJulge eiiier Sni^e. 2. bie 
 2Girtfaf)ri('ifeit. 
 
 Compliant, kompli'itnt, adj. 1. 
 Mcginm, iindjniebig (ivic 9Icile). Milton. 2. 
 (Jffn(lig,n)tflfrtfjrig.— ado. Co inpli'antly. 
 tinchgicbig ic. 
 
 Complicacy, knin'plekavc. t. bir 
 83emncfciiinfl, 25enui'rrcnl)fit. Mitpord. 
 
 Complicate, knm'plckate. (Inr.) 
 r. n. 1. (with) jnfrtimncnrc(jcu , i'crf>inben, 
 linnnimcnfugen. 2. ± (with) iimuicfcin, 
 Bcrfl;ed)lcn. [I'crtyicfdte Sncijc, itraiifljcir. 
 
 A complicated affair, dikease, cilU 
 
 Complicate, adj. l. jmaninu-nne: 
 feht, I'tnuicfelt , uerfloc^teM. 1. [Sot.] iht; 
 potf)tcii, u&iT cinnnber flclent. — adv. Com'- 
 p I i c a t e I y, niif eine jufnnnnenflcfetjte, per: 
 jvirfcltc ^fife. 
 
 ComplicateueSK, knm'plekate- 
 nes,*. tie 25eni'i(fcliiiiii,3urtii>iiiicnflC|'ei;tl;eiti 
 1 tai Q>mvtbt (of. mini. 
 
 Complication, kninpleklMn'm. 
 *. 1. bic SBeni'irfciung, bnS OJeivcbe, OJeiinrr. 
 
 2. bic aStvt'iiiMtnn , Surniniiienrc^uiig (i>oii 
 Obeen). l[li'rf)n.] gifliircn flnippircn. 
 
 To make a complication of fijjincs. 
 
 Complice, koui'pll*, *. f ber "OJiit^ 
 fdjiiibige. Shak. 
 
 Complied, -praet. r. Comply. 
 
 Coiiiplier, kompli'i'ir, *. ([ bcr ivifl> 
 fnbriiic '•Mciifrf) ; "Jliineiibicner. Swut. 
 
 Compliment, kniii'pi^nilnt . (fr. 
 Sas.) ». I. i)a& itpini'itniiMit. 2. ba6 Ok: 
 f(f)i'nf, ^prnient, bie nu6 ip&ilirf^ffit criuiefcnc 
 05n(ibc. 
 
 2. My friend H. made me a compli- 
 ment of Homer's Iliad. Weiister. 
 
 To make any one a eo uiplim e n t of... 
 ©•iiicm CTmni' iicrel)ren. 
 
 Compliment, r. a. I. ^ lobcn, 
 ri'il;nicii; tnii6i>otlirf)ft'iO rff)nifi(f)clu. 2. (on) 
 br<5(urfii>unrri)fn, benjiflfetnmui'n (ivenm). 
 
 3. (with) nii6 .«pBfli(f)feir t«cfd)enfcii, bed^rcn 
 (niit), G'inetn ©riya* uerdjrcn. 
 
 3. He complimented us with tickets 
 for the exiiibltion. Webster. 
 
 Compliment, v. n. ^Rmnplinteiire 
 
 mndjcn, ivompiimenrc rcl)ncibcn (wjtli i-aeh 
 
 otlier. einniiber). 
 
 I make llie interlocutors upon occasion 
 
 compliment witli each other . Bovi.K. 
 
 Compli mental, knrn|)lciiiC-irtal. 
 
 COM 
 
 adj. ^oflicf), $ijfftfl)fett6 5 (^hrrtfcn ic). 
 
 Languages grow rich and abundant in 
 eo m p I i me n t al phrases and such 
 froth. WoTToK. 
 
 Complimentally, knmplemen- 
 lalle. adv. l;&flid), niie>pottict)tfir i>i. vic^nici: 
 (t)clei. 
 
 Cojmpliinenter , kom'plcmen- 
 tiir. *. ^l•l• iiirm(.tlim-irn,TmuiTujtf , ^inTii'Sv 
 ®(f)iiieid)(cr. 
 
 Compline, kom'pline.^ s. ffntt). 
 
 Complin, knm'plin, ^ .Uirc^eJ bie 
 JlonivHere. [ser. f. Accomplisli. 
 
 Coinpli««ll, kom'plith, V. a. Spen- 
 
 Complore, komplore', V. n. tuit: 
 loeiiifu, tnirfliigi'ii. 
 
 Complot, kom'plot, (fr. 'IB.) <• 
 
 Mi iti-niplott, bie -Kcurcrei, SSerfct^ivoriiiig. 
 
 1 know their complot is to have my 
 
 lite. Shak. 
 
 Complot, komplot', V. a. u. v. n. 
 
 nrf> jii Griuiie i'errrf)i«6ren ob. jiirniimtenrots 
 
 ten; ein H'miipioir, eiiicn I)ciinli(tcn 'Jlnfdjlag 
 
 tnncf)en (nuf ob. iviber), nnjettelii. 
 
 We find tlieui complotting together, 
 
 and contriving a new scene of miseries 
 
 to the Trojans. Poi>E. 
 
 Coinplotment, komplot'ment.f. 
 biii itiMnpliTt, bcr ■i)}i\'tii-l)il:, P3f()i-iu.t()UHb. 
 
 Complotter, knmplot'tur, t. ber 
 itomplinnniiitcr, 33ei-r(l)iDori'tie. 
 
 Comply, kompii', praet. complied, 
 (Int. complaceo) v. n. I. (with) luillfill^rcu 
 (eincni fflcfuc^eio; erfiKleii, L'i'(Ifi"il)rcn (ctii 
 (iJet'ct, 2>cripred)cn ic). 2. (with) fid) fiigeii, 
 fid) fd)irfen, fid) rrgrbeii (ill), \'ict) iind) (5-tiuae 
 ridjten, fid) dtwiU' gi'fiiflen hiffcii ; ild) Ijulrcn 
 (nn), (ctiicni Jjcfcljie !c.) iiadjfuninii'n. 
 
 Complied with, 1. gtiuidfaluT. 2. Ulit 
 (JtlVn^ jllfrifbcn. Your friend sliall be c o ni- 
 
 plied with, innii luirb ben '2i5illcn O'jree 
 Jreiinbes crfiltlen. 
 
 Compone, kompone'. *. [^crislb.] 
 cin uiercrfiges k. aue nbii'cdjfclnbeii g-nrfieii 
 l'e|lci)i'nbC!5 Stl'lrf. Coniponed bordure, 
 fin ani increcfigcn :c. iSrurfcii in iUnut'(^fflii> 
 ben 5'ir^'f" i'^- "Wetiinen be|1ol;fiu"'cr ■£d)ilb> 
 ranb. 
 
 Component, kompo'nent , adj. 
 filU'II i.l)i'll niUMllild)Onb. The — parts of 
 a society. tieiScriai'brhi'ilc etiicr PU-fcHfc^nfr. 
 
 Cotnport, kouiporl', (fr. comporter) 
 p. n. (Willi) ilct) iiertmgcn , ubereiniliinmen 
 (tnit). 
 
 Comport, V. a. 1. f crtrngrn, but: 
 ben. 2. t T" - one's sell, fid) bcrragcii, 
 fid) 6cnrl)tncn, fid) in'rl)iilreit. 
 2. It is curious to f)bNcrve how lord So- 
 merset comported himself on that 
 occasion. Bt'RKE. 
 
 Comport, kom'port, s. ^ biU 25c> 
 trngeii, 25irl)iiltt'ii, iifiirliinfii. 
 
 Comportable, knmpor'tabl. adj. 
 I'eririiniid), vitKiib. [s. f bcr SBireiii. 
 
 Comportation, knuipArla'slii'in, 
 
 Coiliportineilt , koniport'mcnt. 
 (* Co m po r ■ t a M ce. Ciiahcer) ». bai 356: 
 trngiMi, ^enrlitncn, 93i'r()oircn. 
 
 Compose, kompo/e', (Int.) v. a. 
 1 jnrnnimriirfijiMi. 2. aiifnrl'firfn, nbfiiffen, 
 I'frfiifffii ( Sd)rifreii ). 3. nii5niiid)fn ( ali 
 iljt'tif eiiie5 ©iinjen;. 4. (UTiiljigen, jlineii, 
 
 COM 
 
 6efanftigcn (bic Oeibcnfd)iiftcn lo, jcrffreuen, 
 nufh&rcn mad)eii. 5. gutiid) betlegcn, fd)lid)« 
 ten (Strcitigfcircn) ; fid) uiTg(fid)eii inir (f-n 
 nem. 6. jiired)r ftetlen , jured)t Icgen , bcii 
 fr0en. 7. in ben Snrtnnb bcr it{iit;e, @tnrig> 
 feit ucrfe^en. 8. bevetren , yorbcreiten. 9. in 
 Orbniing bringcn, orbncn ((sjcfcfjafto. 10. 
 [ti)pi'gr.] fe^cn. 11. [^Jinf.] fompLMiiren. 
 
 1. The parliament of Great Britain is 
 composed of two houses. Lords and 
 Commons; ttie Senate of the Uniteo 
 States is composed of two senator* 
 from each state. Webster. 
 
 6 In a peaceful grave my corpse com- 
 pose. Drydek« 
 
 7. The 8ea composes itself to a level 
 surface. It requires about two days 
 to compose it after a gale. Wehster. 
 
 8. The army seemed well composed 
 to obtain that by their swords which 
 they could not by their pen. 
 
 Clarehdow. 
 
 To compose one's self, fine erii|ll)nfre 
 gj?icne nnnel)incn , fid) fniTcii. To - o»e"s 
 self to. fid) jii (5-tiua» nnfd)irfrn. Compose 
 your mind, berilljigcil Sie fid). To be com- 
 posed of.., bci'teljcii'in ob. <\u&. To-itself 
 to a level surface, vu(;ig luerbeii (v. ^Tittre), 
 
 Composing stick, [ii)i)iigr.] ber 'iSin: 
 fel()nfen. 
 
 Composed, kompozd', } adj 
 
 CoinpO!«edly, kdmpo'zldle^ adv. 
 I. ern|ll)nff, gcfcyr. 2. r«l)ig, gcliiffcn. 
 
 CompOSedness, kompo zednls. 
 i. bie (i3cl.i|Teiil)cir, 5{ul;c, (5>cfci>tl)eit. 
 
 Composer, kompozur. *. I. bcr 
 SSerfnffer (cinc;'<li3crf?). 2. ['OJfuf.] bcritinns 
 pDnift, ionfei;er. 3. [Ii)pi<gr.] bcr Sc^er 
 4.ber-}5criil}iger; 'Ccilrgrr (eincr ©rreifigfeit) 
 
 Composite, knmpnzit, adj. I. Jll{, 
 fainmcngcfei^r. 2. l>2ir(<)it.] jiifninmengeicyr, 
 i)erniifd)t. 
 
 Composition, kompo^ish'un. *. 
 1. 5 bic 3iifnmininfci>iing. 2. bic 'TOi|\tiing, 
 ^mnpofiriLin. 3. i bic SScvOinrung. 4. bit 
 Sufnnnncni'Jffliinn. ■Jliiorbniiiu), g-iiiricbtunii 
 5. [Sitcr.] a) bie "Jlii^iirt'cituiig, SScrfaffung 
 21bf'ii7ii"!l <einf* 'Sud)cf i. b) bcr -Jliiffatj; bif 
 JtiMnpi'nniMi, bill- <ii3crf. 6. [ODiiiI.] bic iimn: 
 pofitipii. 7. (■•Sfiif.) bie .Rinnpi'Mtini. 8. ber 
 3iifnniniciil}ang tber Diiigc). 9. -|- bie Ucbcrcin> 
 (liintnung, bcr 3iifiiiiitiicn(;ang (p. iJiiid)rid)> 
 ten K.). Shak. 10. bcr 2?crglcid) , 9[>crtriig; 
 bie 9lbfinbuiig. II. [9{cd)fi-fpr.] aibcr SSrr: 
 (jieid) , 31ffi'rb. bi bcr SJorg: n. Oiad)lof;i'er' 
 quid). 12. bieScilcgnng (cinc^(Srrcirc5). 13. 
 [^^ilof.] bic 3'iuiinnicirci;iiiig, iVgrifffuer« 
 binbung, ©Diirl^cfc. Newtom. i4. [(yiMniin.j 
 bic 3iif'iiiitncnfci^iiiig d'. \Ii3orrcrn i. 15. 
 [^15(11101*.] bic fi)ni(;crifd)c-5)fcil)0fe, SDntfjcfe. 
 Encvc. 16. [it)pi\)r. 1 bic Sfi;fi:n|1, t<ii 
 ©c$cn. 17. [-JJJcd). 1 bic oufiimiiii'iireiH'i'fl' 
 ajcrcinigniig. 18. [(Ffjcni.l Me SSiTbinbiing, 
 3ufiiinniinfc$nng, '0)iird)ung. 19. [?i'cd)t5» 
 fpr.l cine G'iirf(f)iibigiiiuj fiir 3c()cnfcn. 
 
 2. Vast pillars of stone . cased over with 
 a composition that looks like mar- 
 ble. Auaisow. 
 
 8. Contemplate things first in their siui 
 pie uaiures and then view them in 
 composition. Watts. 
 
 10. Thus we are agreed; 
 
FA«c ffir, f/tll. fat M*. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, gor. 6il. ciai'uL Tiibe, li^h. fr'ill. f/,in. Tllis. 1 TO 
 
 COM 
 
 I crave our composition may be 
 
 written. Shak. 
 
 11. A bankrupt ik cleared by a coniiiiisiiion 
 
 of bankruptcy or by couiposilion 
 
 '. with liit crediiori. Webster. 
 
 Terms of coin p osi t io n, ber 23er(]lL'U 
 
 dduild^terillill. To be upon terms of—, firf) 
 
 »tTflifid)cii, unter^.iiibelii luit (JiiieiH. 
 
 CuinpOSitive, kompotinv , adj. 
 ,. jumimiiiH!ieiei>r. 2. juianiineiifet^eiib. 
 
 CuuapUCiitur, kompo^eiur, t. I. 
 
 tlvpoflr.] bit <Bu}tt, 6cl)rifrffl5cr. 2. bcr 
 
 ^iiorMtcr, e-iiirt(t)rer. [*• bcr -Hitbefiocr. 
 
 CuilipOSlif *tiS(>r , koinpot ies'sur. 
 
 f^'unipossible, kompos^cbt, adj. 
 
 ■J- l'. C o u >« i » t e II t. 
 
 Compost 9 kom'post , iiat.) *■ 
 I91cftrb.| ber Duiiflft, 'OTiil. 
 Compost, 0. a. bi'ingcii. 
 
 CoUipOSture, kompos'tshilre. «. 
 + bit Cmiiiir, bie -Miifdjimg. Shah. 
 
 Composure, kompixhure, t. I. 
 [Siter.j t f" Ai>niporitioii» >2lu<jiirbeituna, 
 b.i6 'iUerf be« OieiUci. 2. t bit 3uranimcii= 
 fteuiifl, 93crbiiibiiufl (o. ilDorrcrii). 3. bie 
 ainorbiiuiifl, einrirt)runa, Joriu, ®f|"tnlt. 4. 
 («m nuiiftii flcbr.iud)!!*) bie »Jn(rii"a . ®"' 
 (lesflcflinwort , 0)eiiiutl)<:TU^e, Jiulje. 5. bie 
 iBiTfrtiTuiiG- fn* ienipcrnmeiit. 6. t bie Sei* 
 icfluna (u. ©treitiflfeitcii), bcr aSerglci^. 
 
 4. When the passions aie kilent, (be 
 mind enjoys its most perfect compo- 
 • ure. Watts. 
 
 5. His composure must be rare indeed, 
 Whom these things canuot blemish. 
 
 Shak. 
 
 6. The treaty of Uxbridge ga»e the fai- 
 rest hopes of a happy composure. 
 
 KiMO ClIAKI.CS. 
 
 Compotation , kompoiishun, 
 
 Hat.) *. M-j Irmfacina, StdiQcU^.^ 
 
 CompotMtor, kom'putitur, «. bcr 
 gRittriiifer. 
 
 Compound, knmp^uad', (Int. com- 
 pouo) B. o. 1. juriiiiiinciircyeii , ocrmiiV^cn 
 (&iiiiTiafi'"">- '^- i iuinmnun\c^tn, jufntn^ 
 j^tcnilcUtii, tjtrbiiibeii (Obecii). 3. t aueiiuT 
 <ften. SiiAK. 4. 16)raiiim.J jiirnmnicnre^en 
 Cloorten. 5. L'eroieidjfH/ ^eilefleii, nu«o'«'= 
 ii)tn (©freitiflfeiten;. SiiAK. Bacom. 6. burd) 
 aSejnijiuiifl eiiiee Iljeiw nbtragen (Sdjulbeii; ; 
 dtiriecigeii. Gav. 
 
 To compound felony, [Jitd^tiipt.] i|t, 
 iveiin eiiic be(lo()lene ^erfoii bns OK'iloljlciie 
 wicber }UTU(fnimiii( ob. fict) i">t beiii X>iebe 
 flbftnbct, nnil.itt il)ii gcrid)ni(| ju t'erfolgeii. 
 
 Compouud, V. n. 1. (tor) fid) uer: 
 
 (jlei(l)eii (lufgeii (Jtiuafi). 2. (with) fid) I'etJ 
 
 (jleid^cii ober iibfiiibeii ( ititt &iiiem ) , eiiicn 
 
 S5cralei(t> rrrffiu (mitj. 3. ubcreiiifommeii, 
 
 etiid iverbrn, fic^ eiiiiaeii. 4. [Sitc^i^fpr. J 
 
 (with; I'ic^ iibfiKbeii (inir;. 
 
 2. Compound wiih this fellow by the 
 
 year. Shak. 
 
 4. A bankrupt may compound with liis 
 
 creditors fur ten shillings on the 
 
 pound or filty cents on the dollar. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 To compound for ones fault , eilUIl 
 Jebier. eiii ^friel)en luieber a"t ««nd)tn, eiiie 
 €d)f.tte oiioiuc^en. Ifnfft"- 
 
 To compound ou, t <<>«" 33etct)liiM 
 
 COM 
 
 Compound, kom'pound, adj. I. § 
 jummmcngefctjt. 2. [(Smtiim.] jiifatumciit 
 gefetjt Ciljijrter;. 3. {^ot. ; jufnmiiieiigefcijt 
 (^liuter ic.;. 4. l<)<l).um.J jinaminengeicijt 
 (iJIrjeiiei;. 5. [OKed).] juriiminciigiicyr clit: 
 lutgiiiig;. 6. [-Jlritl).] jui'iuumeiigerci^t, nu6 
 3afti>reu beilcljeuD, tljeiibar (3<ii)U. 7. [ipaus 
 belj -interest, SilU'e = 3'llKll , S'"* rtU» 
 3iii6, ber *ilftcrjiii6. 8. i.!mflebr.J iuf.immeii: 
 gci'e^t iOivb^C). 
 
 Couipountl , «. bie Sufammen: 
 feeling, -)Ji'ircfjiiiig, gi'mifd)fe ~)Wii||e. 
 
 CoMipouudttble , kompduu'- 
 dabl, uilj. i\i]\\mmti\\ei)bat nn\(i)bar. 
 
 Compounder, kouipOiin'dur, ». 
 I. ©incr, ber (i'erfd)iiOciie £)iiigc; iufamtiictlj 
 fetjt, ber SBermi|"ct)cr, iBcrfertiger. 2. t bcr 
 SBeriiiirtler, 'ijricbeiisilifter. SwitT. 
 
 Comprelieu<l, k6iiiprehcnd',aat.) 
 V. a. 1. begrei[eii (in |'id)j, r^itl^iUteu, in fid) 
 fiijteii Ob. I'd^lieiien. 2 i brgreit'eii, eiitijaiteii, 
 in I'lCt) faiTeit. 3. begretfeii, fiiiTeii (luu bem 
 SJerjliiiibe;. 
 1. The empire of Great Britain com- 
 prehends £iijjlaud, Scotland and 
 Ireland with llieir dependencies. 
 
 Comprelieusible, i^ompreiien'- 
 scbl, adj. fniilid;, uiTiiaiiciid), begci'if)ict>. 
 Comprelieusibleuess , kom- 
 
 pichen'seblues, «. Cie 3'i)^"()><^Clt, il'Cr|ltUlbi 
 lid)feit. 
 
 Comprelteusibly, kompreheu'- 
 
 seble, adv. -f Dtcl iimr»t|i'iiC , iiiid^briicflid). 
 
 Compreltension, kompieiien'- 
 
 sliuii, «. 1. cer llmi'aiig, ^iii;alt, bii$ Itnu 
 
 tnnen. 2. ber Onbegntf, :i)aupttiil;nlt (eiiice 
 
 a>ud)e6 u.;. 3. Jj bcr iJcgnit, bit ^iiiTuiiflS; 
 
 fro|t. 4. li)il)et.J bie (£i;iietcvd)e. 
 
 3. The nature of spiiit is not within 
 
 our comprehension, i<i6 '^efcil bC6 
 
 6)et|1e» fuiiiicn luir iiid^t bcgreifeii , dcl;t 
 
 uber iiii|cre jjAifuiigefrnfi. Webster. 
 
 Ab act of c o uipi c li « u si on, [Cligl. 
 
 iSerfnfl.J ein ')3iUl>imciit6bcfc^lup , ber aUe 
 
 ^^l1rtclen uintnMt. 
 
 Cumpreliensive, kompreheu'- 
 
 siv, adj. I. f I'ld UlufillT""", Uinti\|7cllO (D. 
 3{nume;. 2. a; i'liiiif.iiiciib (ilopf;. b; i gc; 
 bmiigt, fnrj, fi)tntg ^^^.d)rlttell 2c.;. c; natf,. 
 briirflic^, nu6brurf6i>t>U. — adv. Compre- 
 h e n ' s i V e I y , uinfaiTciib. 
 
 CoMiprelieuttiveuess ) kom- 
 
 prehen'kiviies, *. 1. {- bili UuitaiKilbe. 2. 
 i ber ^ilact)ivuct, bie aHebnicf^^uolle iliirie. 
 3. t bie Jnffungefnifr. 
 
 2. Compare the beauty and compre- 
 hensiveness of legends ou ancient 
 coins. Addison. 
 
 Compress, kompres', (liU. coui- 
 
 priiuere; c. a. I. f iii|'anitncii&rii(feti, ^a 
 
 faninieiiprciTcii. 2. i flci|"d)iid) uniarmcii, imi; 
 
 fnifeu. Pope. 3. ± iU|iimiuciibraiiflcii. 
 
 1. The weigiit of a thousand atmospheres 
 
 will compress water twelve and a 
 
 half per cent. Perkins. 
 
 3. Kvenis of centuries compressed 
 within the compass of a single life. 
 
 D. Webster. 
 
 Compress, kom'prls, «. [dijir.J 
 
 bie iii»niprciTc, bng Siniifdjd^cii niif 'iDuiiDeii. 
 
 Compressed} kompiesf, adj. 
 
 ' Compressibility , kompilssi- 
 bil'eie. obcr 
 
 Compressiiileness, kompren'.^ 
 scbines, *. [>|5i)i)r.] bic 3iii"«mmciibrii(f6rtr« 
 ,feit, '^Srcpi-nrfeit. 
 
 Compressible , knmpresVibl, 
 <»<0- [i*!)!)!".) jiiriiiitmeiibriirf&iu, prfgb.ir. 
 
 Compression, komprlsii'iiu, t. 
 1. [^^1)1)1'.) bnfi 3iirninniciibrucf en, Suioinj 
 jincnpri'iTen, bie 3iirtinimrntnl(fnng, i>5riM 
 fumi. 2. bie 3nriiminenbnic£iing, 'j5rc|Timg 
 ( pufiTi' )• [juiainnifnbn'icff iic. 
 
 Compressive*, kompiessiv, adj. 
 
 ^ Compressure, ko.npresh'shli.e, 
 *. IT'f)!)!'.) bcr Srncf tbcr ilorper). 
 
 Compriest, kom'preest, «. f ber 
 •5)?itprie|ler. Miltos. 
 
 Comprint, kompifnt', v. a. t 
 [Jeedjtefpr.] ^.^d)^r»fffn (^Siidjcr ic). 
 
 Comprisal, kompri'^al, t. t<[6 
 ©nt()nlten , On = ©it^j .- Scgrcifen. 
 
 Comprise, kompiue', (Int.) ». o. 
 in fid) bcgrcifen, enrl^nlten. 
 
 To comprise witliin a bargain, ntit 
 in ben ^nuf ncljmen. To - within the same 
 account, mit in bie Jfcc^nung bringen, eui> 
 red)iun. 
 
 Comprobate, kom'pribite, (Kit.) 
 t>. n. ubereinitimtnen, initbeilntigcn, tniibe. 
 iveiien. 
 
 Comprobation,kompr6bd'khun, 
 #• t ber ilH'iuei^ , bie ocmciiifd).iftlictie iBe« 
 (Intigung. 
 
 Compromise, kom'pr^mtie, ». 
 1. [9{ed)r6rpr.J ber iloniprcmi^, fd)icb6rid>. 
 tcrlic^e SBcrgleid). 2. ba6 gcgcii|Vitige iBer^ 
 lVr.'(J)cn Ob. bie gi-gcnfcirige (5-iniuiIligiina 
 jmeier iin ©treite liegcnber ^nrteien , iljre 
 Sadie an S(^iebe:rid)ter iu uOertrngen. 3. $ 
 ber iBcrtrng , 9Jergleid). 
 
 To make a compromise, cinen 95er» 
 G(ci(t> eingcljen. To put in -, S(^teb6ri(<|» 
 tern ubirtrngen. 
 
 Compromise, v a. l. oergleidjen, 
 beilegeii; buret) 6(^ieb6rid)tcr fonipromicti= 
 ren. 2. uerfoljnen, nu^fol;nen (©freitenbej. 
 Shak. 3. blo0 |MIcn , Mojj geben , nnf bai 
 ©piel |e<;en; (in bieiem Sinne beffer Com- 
 pro "•'')• [©d)ieb«rid)ter bcrufen. 
 
 Compromise , v. n. ficft nuf 
 
 Compromiser , kom'proaiuur, 
 ». I. ber ©d)iebgtnnnn. 2. Qrimr, ber QtivaS 
 nuf bo^ ©piel fetjt, ber a-Mogileflcnbe. 
 
 Compromissorial , kompro- 
 missii'ieal, ac(J. fom|)ronii(Tori|C<) , t"5)iebi'» 
 rid)fcrlid). 
 
 Compromit, kom'primit, (fr. 
 coinpromettrc) v. a. blog (leflcn, blo^ gcben, 
 nuf tai ©piel fcfjen. 
 
 Comprovincial , kompriv'n'- 
 shal, t. [die<t)t6\'\>r.] bcr einer n. berfeibi-n 
 ^rooinj ober etjbirt<)otli(t)en ®crid)t66nrfcif 
 '!UnGfl)&rige. AvuFtE. 
 
 Compt, kount, (fr. compte; «. '•• bie 
 Ofedjnung. Shak. — , komt, (Int. complus) 
 adj. f nicblid>, jicrlid), gcfiinilclt, on^gcfeiir. 
 -, kount, V. a. « bcrcdjncn , nneredjncn. 
 
 Comptible, kiiuniebl, adj. -' 1. 
 uernntmcrtiic^. 2. miti'rgcb'Mi. Shak. 
 
 Comptly, koint'le, ado. -f .letC, 
 nieblid). [Sicriidjffir, ':)iictiid)feir, Scinljeir. 
 
 Comptuess, knmtneK, «. f diT 
 
 i2^* 
 
ISO Fafe. ffir. fall. fat. MK u4t. Fine. fin. N6. nii^vr. nf>r, got, 6'ii, rloiul. Ti'ibe, tub. rnll. t/*in, THIs. 
 
 COM 
 
 Comptroll, ) f. Control, 
 CJ<»lliptroller,^ Controller etc. 
 CJoiiipulsntive, Koiiiijul'satlv, iip. 
 
 Coiupul.saf Ury, konipnl'sauii re. 
 
 nitj. jiuiiigeiiD, aejiuiiiiijt'ii , tnit S'udna Viv 
 ^llll^m. — aiiv. Co 111 pu r sal i V el y, 
 
 Compulsion. koiiipulMiun, (int.) 
 
 Cuilipulsivt'. koiiipiil'ulv. i 
 
 fJoilipuI.SOry. koinpiir.sinc.) 
 
 JlVllli)tllP. - measures. 3mi1ll()^lll'l|5rCiU''"- 
 
 f^'oiiipulsiveuesS) kompul'iiiv- 
 
 C^Oinpilisorily , kompul'smele.^ 
 
 Compulsively, kompul'iiivle. \ 
 
 uilv- mit Siuiiiig , jiuaiuisiucire. 
 
 CompuilCtiOU, koinpungk'.sliun, 
 
 (lilt.) * I. t iiM Stecf)eii, Die Grregiiiiij. 
 
 BiiowN. 2. f 6ie3i'rfnii'l'rf)iiiig (i>c6 ipi'VjeiiS). 
 
 Compunctious, kompungk'slius. 
 
 tidj. t)iTjieifiiirfcf)en6 ; jerfiiirfc^t, rciu'i'Dd. 
 
 Let no compunctious visitings of 
 
 nature 
 Slinke my fell purpo.se. Shar. 
 
 Compunctive , kompungk tiv, 
 adj. InriitrfiiirrdjciiB, 9feue enucttciiD. 
 
 Coiiipupil) kompu'pil, s. t &er 
 -Bhr.jbijljiig. 
 
 Compurg-UtiOU , kompurgi'- 
 sliiin, (Int.) *. [9Cerf)t£rpc.] Me cit>lirt)c 3{ecl)t: 
 fertiiiiing tcr 2inil)rl)a|"ri(ifeit eincr 'iperroii 
 ei!Vi1) niiDere ■JScri'i'iien oi. Sewcitn, 0'l)rfii! 
 retniiig. Blackstone. 
 
 Coinpurg-atOr, kompurgatur. s. 
 [ 9eed)tiMVr.l Der OfiiiniiDS ^liiJfnae fitlict) 
 beiliitiiii'iiDe Seunf oi<. QJeivnljr^iitnnii. 
 
 Computable, kompii'tabl, adj. 
 }nl;lt?ar, t'crecl)enbav. 
 
 Computation , kompi'ita's'iun. 
 Clnt.) *. 1. bd6 5Jfrtd)ncii, 6ie 35crei1)iiiiiig. 
 'i. 6ie 9{erf)iiiiiig. 3. Die a5i'ralL-;d)iinij ufr> 
 fc^ieDeiier ■Wiiiijiorteii ;c. 4. Dir JStrea)iiiiiig 
 (bered)uete ©iiimiie o6. Quniititnt). 
 4. We pass for women of fifty: many 
 additional years are thrown into fe- 
 '' male computations of tliis nature. 
 Addison. 
 Compute, kompute', (Int.) v. a 
 1 iif>er|'d)inacn , bercd)iieii (at, niif), I'lt'"'- 
 ved)iieti, jutni)ititeurcd)!ieii. 2. i l'trfd)iieii, 
 criuniieti (im Oi)et|1c). 3. red)ueii. 
 
 Computed tara, [i^anDel] Die Diird); 
 fdjiiittijtnrn. 
 
 Compute, t. t l>'e 58ercd)niing, 
 
 5tcd)tuiiin. (red)ner, 3icd)iier. 
 
 Computer, kompu'tiir, «. Dcr '^Vs 
 
 Computi.st, knni'putist, s. t ^(^ 
 
 9}ercd)i'cr, 3{fd)iicr, 5fed)eiiiiiei|Tcr. 
 
 Comrafle, kum'rade, Ov. kymreg) 
 t. Der .UnniernD, (i5tfnl)rte , OJenpf*. 
 
 Comrog-ue, komrog, * t Der r3Kir» 
 fdjtirfe. B. JoNsoN. 
 
 Con, kon, Int. ^prnftnim (tr. comli, 
 coimli; m. cyni, cyv), i"n(lr in iViiien 9fnDi< 
 frilbiidjftfibcn u. in ScDeiirunji tnit Dent n-ur. 
 gain, gen, gean , igen . igieu; DeiU Cligl. 
 again, against; Deilt ntigelf. gean, ongean ; 
 Detll fd)IV. igen It. Dent Dnil. igien Jllfnttl! 
 tneii u. jeigt eiitiueDer eiiie SScrfinigtiiiii, 
 SDiTbitiDiiiig nn , iwie tii conjoin; oD. eiii 
 fcinDiid)e5 (5}fnfiii"itu-ntcbi'ii i^D. 3iif'T">i'en= 
 tretfeil, lUtC lll conflict, contend. SJlT 
 
 CON 
 
 einein @el6|l(niit ob. eineiii h fndt n iveg, 
 I'o coalesce, cooperate eic. 
 
 Con, kon, t'ilbfrjg. Dei Int. contra) 
 adv. Pro and con, fiir llllO lUlDer, — ■«• 
 Pros and cons, Die 0)riiiiDe fiir tt. iviDer. 
 
 Con, (ntigelf. cennan, coiinan, cun- 
 nan, fiilllieil ; feillieil) V. a. I. * foiitieii, 
 reimeii. 2. lenieii, ntiSiueiiDig U-riitti. 3. •" 
 luifyeii , btieiigeii (i3aiif>. Chaucek. Shak. 
 
 1. 1 conne no skill, Spe>'$eii. 
 1 slialt not conne answer, Chaucer, 
 
 Con, *. e Der ®d)lng, >irrfid), ©top. 
 
 — V. a. |'d)Ingeii, ilopeii. [Die SifelDvufe. 
 
 Conariou, koui'reun, s. [<iliint,i 
 
 Conatus, konatus, (lat- W.) *■ 
 
 1. Der aScrfuc^, t)a6 'Beikebeit. Paley. 2. 
 l^l;t)fj Die Streberrnft (eiiie^ iiiirprra). 
 
 Coucaiuerate , konkam erAte, 
 (.Int.) V. a. lUolDeil. 
 
 Coacaineration, konkameiA'- 
 shiia , a. 1. Die iHjulbuiig. 2. Dnd (^iiuolbc, 
 Der iSogen, 
 
 Concatenate, konkatenate, (int.) 
 V. a. uerferreii, jiiintntiieutetten, uerDiiiDeii 
 (.OBeen u,). 
 
 Concatenation, konkalcna 
 shun, *. 1. Die i2>trferniitg, 9Sei-DiiiDuiig. 
 
 2. Der 3ii|"nniitieiil;niig (v. llrrndjeii). 
 Concause, koukawx', «. t Die 
 
 0)Jirurrnd)e. 
 
 Concavation, kongkav^'sliun, «. 
 Dns i>{iiiiDl;i)l;lftt, Dte •ilu^i;6l;iiitig. 
 
 Concave, kong'kave, (Int. conca- 
 
 vus, adj. 1, L'4>i;i)r.J runDl;ol)i, fDiifnu. 2. 
 l)Dl}l, uertitft. 3. l^but.] ruiiDljolji, foiifnu. 
 
 2. The concave sliores of the Tiber. 
 
 t>HAk. 
 
 Concave, <■ l. Die $5l)lung, 2. ^ 
 
 DnS (>>fll)iJlt'e, The etiiereal — . Webster. 
 
 Conca«e, i>. «. nu£i;i;)i)teit, 
 
 Concaveness, k()iig'kAvenes, s. 
 Die ipi>l)limg, ~J{iiitDi;i)l;liiiig. 
 
 Concavity, konkavei^ , «. Die 
 3it.iiMjol;lii!ig , i^in;irtiiiDe. 
 
 Concavo-concave, konka'to- 
 kongkave, udj. i lJ>l)l)|".J nuf I'eiDeii ©eiteii 
 l)ol)l Ob. riiiiOl;L'l;l, roiifai'jfonrni). 
 
 Concavo-convex, konki'v(')- 
 konveks, adj. L^4>i;i))",j ljol;ieri)abeii, (oiifnoi 
 foiiuejc. 
 
 ConcavOUS, konka'vus, adj. l^ol)l: 
 nillD, foilfnu. — adv. Conca' vously , 
 l)ol)lriinb. 
 
 Conceal, konscle', (iteiilni. con- 
 
 celo; niigclj", iielan , haelan, gehaelan, ge- 
 lielan ; lu. ccia) r. a. (any tiling from 
 any one) iuTl)cl;leii, uerbergcii, uerl;cimiid)eii 
 iG-inem (Sriunfi), uerrdjiueigiii. 
 
 To conceal what one is a doing, ge; 
 Ijeitn tl)iiti. 
 
 Concealable, konselabl, adj. 
 ill i'cri)fl}icii , ill ueruergeii (trom, i.>or). 
 
 Concealednexs, konsc lednes, 
 *. Die i>aiiilid)fcit , a5efl>orgf iil;eir. 
 
 Concealer, knn.Nelur, s. Der Spel)> 
 Icr, SSi'rbergcr , i5irl)ciiiiiid)i'r. 
 
 Concealment, konsele'miMit, t. 
 1, Dn6 aSi'rl)cl)lcii, Die a5ffhfl)liiiig, 95erber! 
 fliing, aSiTbeiiiiitdjiiiig. 2. Die 9Si-rbor9ciii)eit, 
 i?diiilid)fett. 3. ? Die Siifliidjr, Der 3"' 
 fliid)r^ort. Thomson. 
 
 in concealment, iiige|;eitii 
 
 CON 
 
 Concede, konsede', (Int.) V. a. jUi 
 gcben, jiige|1el;eii, einrnuiiieii (etiienSn$ic.), 
 foiijeDireii. 
 
 Concede, v. n. jugeben, einrniimert. 
 
 Conceit, kon.sete', ((nt. conceplus; 
 it. concetto) *. 1, Der SJegrijf, (iJebniife, Die 
 ODee. 2. t Die tJ^fT'ing^frnft. .Sidney. 3. 
 Der (liiilige) (S-iiifall, 4. Der ©djiiiimermi?. 
 5. Die (S'iiibilDiitig, 6, Die 'Mreimiiig. 
 
 3. On the 'vay to the gibbet, a freak 
 took him in the head to go ntf with a 
 conceit, L'Estrawoe. 
 
 4. Some to conceit alone their works 
 confine. Pope. 
 
 6. By a little study and a great con- 
 ceit of himself, he has lost his re- 
 ligion. Be!«tiev. 
 Idle -s, cinfnitige ®ri((en, ntOeriie G-inbtI« 
 Dtingcn. Outof-witli, feine giire -Mfei* 
 iiiiiig l)nbeitD (yoii), imjufrieDen (mit), i'i&er« 
 Dniffig (eiiier 'S<i(i:it 2C.). To put any one 
 outot-witli, (i-iiieiii ndeOujI beiifl;ineii (jii). 
 Conceit, v. a. l, lunijneii, gimibeii, 
 nieiui'ii, l)alteii fiir.., 2. im pats, eiiieii *es 
 griff l)abeii (ooii Oemnnb). Shak. 
 Conceited , konse'tld , p. adj. 
 
 1, * •iJJijaiiiaitc oD, (i-itibilDiiitgsJfrnft. bcfi(>eiiD. 
 
 2. eitibilDij'd), eiiigetnlDet. 3. gejiert, gejiuiim 
 gen, 4. grillenl;nft , ivniuDerlid). I (>iuf). 
 
 To be conceited of, fid) uicl einbtlbetl 
 
 Conceitedly, koi;se'tedle, adv. 
 1. einbiiDifd), eingebilDet. 2. gridenljnft, 
 feltfam, 
 
 Conceitednes.s, konse'tednls, s. 
 I, Die ©iiibilDiiiig, Der Diinfel. 2. iai ge» 
 iiuiingene, nffeftirte 'iBei'en, 
 
 ConceitleSS, konscteles, adj. \ 
 geDnnfenlop, iiiibefoiinen, Diimm. Shak. 
 
 Conceivable, konse'vabl, adj. 
 I. Denf bnr 2. fiiplid), ueritnuDlid), begi-eifiid). — 
 adv. Concei'vably, Deiifbnr; begri'ifiic^tc. 
 
 Conceivableness, konse'vabl- 
 nes, s. 1. Die Deufbnrfeit. 2. Die 23fgreif» 
 lid)feir. 
 
 Conceive, konseve', (Int. concl- 
 pere) v. a. 1. eiiipfniigen (in Den iJeib nuf« 
 nel;men) (o, OTJeiifctjen u. il;icreiu. 2. auit 
 Denfcn, nuSfTnnen. 3. fnfyeii, bcgreifen, vtv 
 fleljeii. 4.Denfen, Dnfili1;niten, meineii, glniiben. 
 
 3. We cannot conceive the manner in 
 wliich spirit operates upon niatier. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 4. You can hardly conceive this man 
 to liave been bred in the same climate. 
 
 SwtFT. 
 
 To conceive a jealousy, (Jiferind)! 
 fd)opfeii. 
 
 Conceive , », n, 1. empfnngrn, 
 
 l'd)ipniiger luerDen; rriidjrig iDerbcti (u. il)te« 
 ren). . Deitfen, (of) fic^ Dentcn ((l-fiuni), 
 fic^ etnen ijegriff mndjen (ooni. 3. begreifeit. 
 
 2 The grieved commons 
 
 Hardly conceive of ine. Shak. 
 
 Coiiceiver, konsevilr, s. Der >ilii$> 
 
 Itniieiifte; ^rgrcifciiDe. 
 
 Conceiving;:, konse'vfng, s. I, bai 
 ^egreiii'ii. 2. Die (Siiipfnngnig, Shak. 
 
 i'Oncelebrafe , konsel'lebrate, 
 V. H. iiiriimniinfi'iern, fricrn. 
 
 Concent, konsi-nt', ((nr.> t. I. 
 
 I'lVtir.l DiT 3tirnmmfiifinng, Die iparmonie 
 
 I (ion ■Jioteii), 2. i Dte llebereiniltmmiinfl 
 
Fnre, fitr, fall, fat. Hie, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, ^il, c\6M. Tiibe, tub, full, tliin, Tflis. 181 
 
 (bet ®ruiib|n(je ic). [nut... 
 
 In c o n c e n t to . . . , in lle('ereinfiintniiin() 
 
 Concented, kouseu'ted, adj. in 
 Cinfliing gebrarfjt. 
 
 Couceuter, konsln'tur, ((at. cen- 
 trum) r. n. f u. i I'ld) nac^ eincin oenietii-- 
 f4aftli4en ^unfte iufiiniineiirid}tcti, in iu 
 turn gemeinfct^aftlict^en OJtittelpunfte juinm; 
 mentrtffen (v. I'iiiien :c.). 
 
 All lii« cares concenter on him, er 
 Ifl eer (Segenilnnt odft I'einer ©orgcn. 
 
 Cuucenter) »■ a. in einein genicins 
 f<^aftli4)i;n0)^irtel))uiifteiui'iiinnienueri'ini()en, 
 lunientriren. [ nionifc^. 
 
 Couceiltrul, koiixent'ful, u(lJ.t)M' 
 
 C^OIlCentrUte, koukculrale, o. n. 
 I. fonientnrtn , jurnmnienDnuigen, uereinv: 
 flcudruppen, SonnenilrnljIeniC). 2.[(Ei)i:ni.J 
 fonjfntriren , Dcrit.irfen (Snuren ic). 
 
 CuuceutrHtiun, koiiseiitril'slidn, 
 «. 1. bie itonjeiitrirnni], Sufiintnienbrnngnnj], 
 SBereiniaung. 'i. (Cljrm.J bie ilonjentririing, 
 Beritarfiing (.v. gliiiTisjffitcn ). 
 
 CuUCeutric, koukeii'trik, ( 
 
 CuilCentrical, kouKen'lrekal, ^ 
 mdj. [1xii\\a\((t>.\ fonjentrifd) , mirtclvunfte: 
 onitj, rinnitctlti. [ l}arniunird). 
 
 CJoilCCtlltualy konx«ii't«liual, adj. 
 
 Couceflt, knn'iiept, «. iex QHimivi, 
 bat Aoiijrpt. 
 
 Coiiceptacle) komep't^kl, (int.) 
 «. 1. »a6 !^rt)mtni0. 2. [i»ot.] Me %algr>ips 
 fel, en« !lj.ilflct>en, •Riipfc^^en, <S)<t)Huel<t)e», 
 6d)iie. It bforfiflirt), fiiplid). 
 
 Conceptible, konseptebl, adj. 
 
 Couceptiuu, koiitep'iiliun, «. i. 
 fcie ©mpfanflniM. 2. Cie i5L>riUtIiin(j, Ofet' 
 bet iBenriff. 3. bie JoiTiiUjjffr.ift, ibeflrci> 
 fuu(|«friifr. 4. ber iBori'.i?, Q»t\\i)\u6. Sbak. 
 6. bet SBcrilaiib (bie^enntui^). 6. berSc^ini; 
 nierivi^, feltfanie Q-nitaU ub. Qiebiinfe. 7. bit 
 VRtmunQ. 
 2. Wliea we tee an object with our eyet 
 open, we have a per cep ti o ii oi it ; 
 i when the lame object U pre«euled tu 
 ', the mind with the eyes shut, iu idea 
 f only or in memory, we have a con- 
 ception of it. DuGALu Stewart. 
 3> A thing is not within our concep- 
 tion, ivit funnen (^ma6 iiid)C bcgreu 
 f fen, fnffen. Webster. 
 
 A fHlse conception, ba£ ^TilMltif lUb. 
 
 CuilCeptiUUS, kdusep'shiis, adj. 
 t I. enipi'iiucjiid), friirtjftiir. 2. I'djiuanfler. 
 
 Couceptive^konsep'tiVjuJ/'. -|-enu 
 pfanijiKt), fni(t)tb>ir, iuni (S'nip(iin<]t-n loitglid). 
 
 €Juuc<rrU) konsern', (ft. couceiuer; 
 nciiiot.) V. a. 1. <\\\{itl)cn, betri'tfen. 2. iu: 
 terefilteii. 3. (ipnnoelj (iu; lutijiiliijen , ins 
 terifilfen (in, bet;. 4. f beuniuO'iJ'^'' « "«' 
 fiimutetn. 
 3> A. is concerned with B. iu the Enst- 
 ludia trade. Weusteu. 
 
 To concern one's self about oD. in, 
 I. fid) befuuiinern (uin;. 2. fii^ benttil^cii 
 (uin;. 3. (With) fid) iiOgei'cii, ju ci)un l^abcii 
 <mit). 1 will r.ot be - ed witli • • , Id) luill 
 9'ild)t6 ju tijnn tjabtn r.llt ... He reluked 10 
 be - ed, et luulltc \i(t) nidji eiMliiffi'U, tiiiien 
 4Illtt)flI uel}inril. To be coiicei ued at, IHT; 
 
 lejjirn I'eiii n'lbet), btarifi'ii iViii uioit). To be 
 • oaccfBtd lor, \isl) ttA\}t i)rt;cu Irturn 
 
 CON 
 
 ((ftiunS). To be a little concerned, ± 
 G'tiunfi im ^opfe ^ilben. Your life is con- 
 cerned, t6 betfifft 31)r iicben. What are 
 you concerned? mai Qtt)t t6 ©ie nil? 
 To be concerned in, bett;eili|]t, illtet: 
 efilrt, uetivirfelt friii bei ob. in ... . The 
 concerned, [ipiinbelj Die iljeilljiibet, fbtf 
 tl)eilinten. 
 
 Cuuceru, «. i. (in) bet 'Jlntijeil, 
 c>a6 0"t'rciK (iiio. 2. Die ^ilngeiejjenljeit, 
 an(^e, Dii6 (iiefd)iift. 3. Die it5id)tiijreit, One 
 onterefff, bet ibtlnna. 4. (lor) Die Sorge, 
 llnrul)e, ber £uinniet, Q-ifct. 6. l-<>pniiDelj 
 iA6 (>)e|'d)nft (Die in Deniieibeii interefi'irten 
 •4>etuineii). 6. btt iBerfeijt, bie (yeineinidjnii. 
 
 1. We have no concern in tlie privute 
 quarrels of our ueiglibors. VVebster. 
 
 2. Religion is the niaiu conceru of u 
 rational being. The industrious aud 
 prudent occupy their time wiili tlieii 
 own concerns. Wesktek. 
 
 3. To live iu peace, is a matter ot uu 
 small concern to a nation. Web!>tek. 
 
 3. A debt due to the wliule concur n; 
 
 a loss aifevting llie whole conceru. 
 
 Mercantile Usace. 
 
 Extensive concerns, nu&gcVceitete (^e- 
 |d)i1|te. To have uu couceru in, with, 
 'JiicJjte IU fd)njfen l^nben (mit). To have u 
 tender - tor..., lebijnfi 'ilnn;i:il nei)inen 
 nn . . . Why all this - tor it, luntuni fid) Deo; 
 l;nlb fo uieie ^^otgeii nia(t)en { Lnngelrgcntlid). 
 
 ConCCruedly, konser'nedle, adv. 
 
 Coucernillf;') k6u!.«r'uing , part, 
 pr. betteffenb, in :^ettejf, ubet. As — lue, 
 \r>n6 mid) nnbelniigt. — «■ pi. Die umjlniiDe, 
 (iJefd)iiffe. 
 
 Cuucernilient} konsern'mlnt, s 
 1. bie 'itngeiegeni;!!:, Dns (>)ef(j)nft. 2. bie 
 ii}iit)tigfeit, Dne ^nterene, bet ijtinng. 3. 
 Det 4tntl;eil, bie ii)eiiunl)ine. 4. bte '.iJeiie 
 Ijung, bet a}ettnd)t. 5. t bet 2Jetfel)t (beilet 
 Concern). 6. f bte ©Dtge, Unrut)e, »er t^ifet 
 (befiet Concern). 
 
 2. Kxperimental truths are matters of 
 great coucerumeut to mankind. 
 
 Boyle. 
 
 3. The father had no concern ni en t iu 
 tlie marriage ot his daughter. Webster. 
 
 To have no co uc e ru ui e ii i in , witli..., 
 i)iid)t6 ju tijun UD. iU fctjnifen Ijnbeii nut... 
 
 €JuuC«irt, konsert', (int.) v. a. 1. t 
 liberDeiifeii, eiiirii^tcn, urDiieii. 2. uetnbie« 
 Den, befprec^eii ( ■•JJi'nptegein 20. — v. »«• 
 ■j- fid) befpted)eii i>D. bitntyeii. 
 
 Concert, konsert, «. 1. [OJillf-J 
 Dn« iU'iiiert. 2. Die 'ilbreDe, Dnfi teiiu'cti 
 |lnnDiii|j.3. DieUebereiiifdininung, ^pnrmuiiie. 
 
 By concert, eiiimuil)ig. in — witli..., 
 flcincinrd)n|tlid), ini CriiUHrilniiDniffe mit... 
 
 CJuitcertatiuily kousenakhuu, *. 
 t Der *ireit, ^^\vi\\. [|lreirfud)tig. 
 
 CuUCerttttive, konscrtativ, udj. 
 
 CuilCertU) konser'ni, lit.) «. l'JJiU|.J 
 Dne ivi'iiiiri o))iii|it|tiirt;. 
 
 CuitCeifKiuti) koiises'shiin , (Int.) 
 4. I. Die ^I'liuiiigiiiig, -.^iTUiOuag, ^cnuilli: 
 gung (i*. >jjni'iii',iitii k.i , ■^iiHU-rca)[igniig. 
 i. Die ajeiuiiiiguiig, ^i-rgiiniHgnng, iXiMijfj^ 
 fii'ii. 3. l'Ai;ir.j Die l?iiiriuininiig. 4. Mc 
 siigi'buiig, ^eti'iiiiuiig, Dae (^lugi'ilnnDiii^ 
 (,ciiie6 bcgniigimu o>(i>'et6). 
 
 COi\ 
 
 ConcessiOOary, konsls'shunari, 
 adj. I'eriuifligt, tcrlicl)cn. — t. btt i(i>n< 
 
 jeffioiiiir. [ iniTenD, eintnunicnO 
 
 CoMCeSSivef konses'siv, adj. jU> 
 Concessively, konsls'sivle. adv. 
 
 ciiitnunienD ( jugeben). 
 
 Concetto, konset'to, (it. 323.) «. 
 Det i)erfd)rpbrnc, ftfiinflelre Wit). 
 
 Coucll, koiigk, (gt. kogche) «. bie 
 ^)Kuf4tl , Sd)iii'(fenmiirrf)el. 
 
 CoUCllirerOUS, kougkiflrus, (I.) 
 adj. >))fufd)ein erjeugciiD cb. IjnbenD. 
 
 Coucliite, koiig'kite, *. [iJ?fltittg.] 
 die i<er|leinette ^))^u^d)l■lfd)rt(e. 
 
 Couclioid, koiig'k(>id, «. [6)L'om.] 
 Die OJiiifd)eiliiiie, i(oiid)i>iDe. 
 
 CoMCitoiiia,! , kougk^id'al , adj. 
 I. lOJiiiienilg.J niurd)clfornug. 2. [(iJeuni.J 
 niufd)i'llinig. 
 
 Concliolog-y, kongkoI'lAe. oD- 
 
 Coucliylioloji;-y, kougkiicol'loje, 
 
 <. [9tnturg.J Die ^JJfiifii)ciiel)re, iSdjnltljicrs 
 
 tunit, AU>iid)liii>logie. — C o u c h o I o g' i c a t, 
 
 adj. fi>nd)iliPlogird). — Couchol'ogist, 
 
 C o II c li y I i o I' o g i N t , *. Der ilond)ilii)logi|l, 
 
 «d)niri)ier= ub. >JJ?urd)elfunDige. — Cou- 
 
 choiu'eter, *. Der ••3A'iird)clmciTer. — ton- 
 
 chyla'ceous, adj. nmrd)fmrri.i , iniifil)elj 
 
 fijrnii.j. IDiitftnJ Der i£'d)ineljmci|lfr. 
 
 Conciatur, koH'kcitur, t. [&ia6: 
 
 Couciliable, konsireabi, «. t Die 
 
 ■iijinfeluerfnminiuiig. liioiijillum betrcfTeiiD. 
 
 Couciliar, konsilyar, adj. f em 
 
 Conciliate, koukliyate, (iat.)0. u. 
 
 1. uetf^njfcn, geiouinen, eriuetben. 2. i»er» 
 
 fbl;iien, nueioljuen (geiiiDe). 
 
 Conciliating^, kousireating, adj. 
 
 geiuiiiiieiiD, flit fid) fiiiiitl)iiienD (ibetrngeii;. 
 
 Conciliation, kouslleAshun, s. 
 
 1. bn6 (^eiuiniien. Die ^tiuetbung, iBet> 
 
 fdjntfnitg, {jrlniigung (Det WuniTjc). 2. Die 
 
 >.ecrfol;miiig. [JSertiiittler, SBerftiljiier. 
 
 Conciliator, konsiieatiir, «. Der 
 
 Conciliatory, konsile^tiire, adj. 
 
 DetinitteliiD, uerfiJIjueiiD. — measures, ^cti 
 
 iniiri'Uiiuj&inafjregein. 
 
 Conciunate, kousin'nate, (Int.) 
 V. a. t iufnniincnfiigen , gel;i)rig orDnen. - 
 adj. fU!)>t(t)> iicrlid). 
 
 Concinnity, konsin'nete, pbet 
 Concinnateuess , kousui'uate- 
 nes, *. 1. t bie 5rigiid)feif, i)ierlid)feit, 'Juti 
 iigfeit. 2. Det JSliiigiiniig (i<on itiorrctn;. 
 
 ConcinllOllS, knnsiii'mlh, adj. fii.i< 
 
 Iid),fd)irflid), iicrlid),artig,ncrr. |Der''4>reDiget 
 
 Concionator, koiueouaiar, t. f 
 
 Coucionatory , kou'setSnatuic, 
 
 (Int.) adj. ill i)5rtbigteii uiirfoinnieiiD. - m- 
 
 vectivrs. i£d)niai)iiiigciiiu>iiDcrivrtnie||)eriu'. 
 
 Concise, kou»»se', Unt. ) adj. iit-5 
 
 brnngt, uunbig, futj. — adv. Conci'sely, 
 
 biiiiDig :c. 
 
 Conciseness, kouKise'nes, «. bit 
 SBiiiiDigfeit, iiiiric (Det Jd-De, <£d)reibntt). 
 
 Concision, konsi^h'shun, *. n Dtr 
 31l'fd)iiciDiiiig (bfi Den O'lfen). 
 
 Concitatioii, koukcia'shuu, (i.;«. 
 [■•MiiD.j Die laufrifliiiig, Orreginig. Iregcii. 
 
 ConCite, konsile', (l-.U.; V. a. t i"r» 
 
 Conelaiiiation , koiigklaiua- 
 siiiiu, ij.u.) s. tiie ^niiDrngcfc^rci, 6tt^Hu6» 
 till (Siiiiet «u| (iiiuinu. 
 
182 Fate, far, fall, fat. M4, m^t. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r got, 6il, cl6fid. Ti'ibe, tub, ffiil. t//in, Ti?»8. 
 
 CON 
 
 Conclave, kong'klAve, Hat. 2S.) 
 t. 1. bai geljeime Si'i'i'i^i' "''• ®etnad). 2. 
 [iJ5(iVllii>al)lJ iia6 Sonfliu>e ( a) 6er Ort. l>) 
 bie aStrrammlutiij). 3. eine geljetme 95cr> 
 fammlung. 
 
 Conclude, konklude', (Int.) p. a. 
 I. t eiiird)(icj3eM , wrfrf)lieeen. 2. einfc^Iie; 
 ^tii, entl;nlreii. 3. rc()lie(5en, fi>(fl«n (from, 
 rtii*). 4. *enti'd>ci6en, beilimmcn. 5. f<i)iie^e\\, 
 bei"d)liegeii, iu>(len&en. 6. )"d>liepen , n&|"i1)lje! 
 pen (einig luer&t'ii liter). 7. (fniT immer 
 im pus.t.) IjinDern, Ijenmicnj [3{ed>t6|pr.] 
 binbeii, Derpfiid)ten. 
 
 Conclude, V. n. 1. (upon; ft^lie^en 
 (iiiifj, folijern, urtljeilcu. 2. eineii @ct)lufj 
 jielieii. 3. (in) etiDeii, fid) eiiDigcii (iii). 
 
 Conclude of i)! =\ To-, mit eineni 
 'iiiovrc, furj. [6er ®d)(ug, tie Si'ldt^r""!!- 
 
 Cuncludency, koiikiu'dense, ». 
 
 Concludent, konklu'deut, adj. 
 t\\t(d)tibn\i, treffeitb (25eiueife !c.) 
 
 Concluder, konkl/i'diir, a. bcr, 
 iveld)er folijerr, &erd)lie|jt 2C. 
 
 Concludini;°, kouklA'ding, adj. 
 enMut, Zdjiufi.., (juD.. (Sno •'^■^■ 
 
 Concluflin^ly , konklu'dingle, 
 adp. t 1- eiU|"d)i'i&fii£). 2. ium <Sd)ln^. 
 
 Conclu.sible, konklu'zebl, ad). -{■ 
 fdjiteBbnr, jii rd)lie(jeii. 
 
 Conclusion, konklu'zhun, (Inr.) 
 *. 1. 6er ©d)lu(5, &ie Jolaening, ijolge. 2. 
 bit ent('d)ei6umj, ber S&efd)\u^. 3. ber ©d)(ug, 
 tn6 (?nbe, ber 'illii^gang. 4. f ber ajcrfud). 
 Bacon. 5. f "'« SBeri'ct)li)iTeuljett, baS 6ti(l< 
 fc()mciflen.SHAK. 6. bteruf)ige entrd)fi)n'eiil)cit. 
 2. After long debates, the house of Com- 
 mons came to this conclusion. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 In conclusion, fd)ltc^(id). Totry-», 
 SSerfudje «ii|leflen, lung^n, niac^eii; (with 
 any one) ftd) einen <Sva@ mit 6ineiii ma> 
 d)eii. Shak. 
 
 Conclusional , knnklu'zhunal, 
 adj. enblid), ©d)lu^ . . . 
 
 Conclu.«ive, konklii'sir, adj. 1. 
 (to) eiitfdieibenb (fjinftc^tlid)). 2. [Sofll f^'- 
 fleredjt. Locke. — adv. Conclu'sirely, 
 1. ciitrd)eibenb. 2. jinn ©c^luife. 
 
 Conclusiveness, konklu'sivnes, 
 «. bas (I'ntrd^eibenbe ; bie£uiibi()(eiti@4)lu@> 
 rii1)tiflfeit. 
 
 Concoag°ulatc , kongkoag'gu- 
 liie, (Inr.) V. a. jiii'iiiiimeii ijeriiiiieii ingd)i'ii. 
 
 Concoa^ulntion, kongkoaggu 
 la'sliun. s. f bie 3»riiiiinicngeriiiiiung, i(\A 
 3ui",iiumeiigcriniieii. Coxe. 
 
 Concoct, koiikokt', (Int.) V. a. 1. 
 Berboiieii. 2. iniueru, eiiiportveiben , fubii: 
 niiren. 
 
 Choler con coc te d, Jiifie ®afle. Con- 
 cocted malice, (ibgefciiiite 58ci^()eit. 
 
 Concoct, V. n. rcifcn: 
 
 Fruits and grains arc lialf a year in con- 
 cocting. Bacoh. 
 
 Concoction, konknk'shun, 4. 1. 
 Me aSerbniiuiig. 2. [-Web.] bie Scirigimg (v- 
 (i)ei'd)!uiireiu. 3. iai 9ieifen. 
 
 ConCOCtive, konkuk'tiv. adj. i<er> 
 bniifiib, reifciib. [f gloid)fnrbig. 
 
 ConCOlor, koiikul'lur, dat.) adj. 
 
 ConCOIllitanCe,koiiknm'etanse.) 
 
 Couconiitancy, konkom etanse,^ 
 
 CON 
 
 (fat.) *. [Zf)tol.] bie aSeglettung, Hi Sus 
 famtnen6eiitef)en. In concomitancy, be: 
 gleitungSiuciiV, in ^gleining. 
 
 Conconiitant^k.6iikom'etant, af^'. 
 [II)eol.] begleitciib, minuirfcnb , bnmit uer> 
 bllllben. — adv. Conconi ' ttantly, ill 
 iSegleitung. 
 
 Concomitant, s. l. T ber £Beg(eis 
 ter. (I'elten). 2. ± (toj b(r iSegleiter, &e: 
 fiiljrte (eiifer <Siad)e). 
 2. Reproach isaconcomitantto great- 
 ness. Addiso.'v. 
 Conconiitate, konkoui'eiate,Ua[.) 
 V. a. t bcgleiteii. 
 
 Concord, kong'kord, ((at.) t. 1. bie 
 (5-intrad)i ©inigfeit (jiui|'d)eii >perroiicii). 2. 
 Die harmonic, Uebereiii|Timiiuiiig (u. I5in; 
 geu). 3. [-Bfuf.] bie ^armuiiie, ber 3'ir'i"' = 
 nienflaiig. 4. ber 23ertrag. 5. [(yramm.j bie 
 Uebereiiitlinimung ber-iiiorcer in einer iiiort-- 
 fiiguiig. 6. Form of -, [itirdjeng.] ein 
 1676 jii lurgau abgtfaMted , bie lut^eri|'4>e 
 0)iaiiben6lel;re entl)nUenbe6 ^ud). 
 
 2. If, nature's concord broke, 
 Among the constellations war were 
 
 sprung. Milton. 
 
 3. The man who hath not music in him- 
 
 self, 
 Nor is not moved with concord of 
 
 sweet sounds, 
 
 Is fit for treasons. Shak. 
 
 Concordance, konkor'danse , s. 
 
 I. bie Uebereinilinimung (in biefer ^ebeui 
 
 tiing beiTer Accordance). 2. f [©ramni.] 
 
 bie Ueberetniti'niniuiig. 3. [Il;eol.i bie &on> 
 
 forbanj. [bie Uebcreinilimnuiirg. 
 
 ConCOrdancy, konkor'danse, s. 
 
 Concordant, kdnkordaat, ad/. 
 
 einilimmig, einI;eUig, eintrii4)tig. - «• bi\$ 
 
 Uebereiniliminenbe. 
 
 Concordantly ^ konkor'damle, 
 adv. in ^^erbinbniig. 
 
 Concordate,konkor'date.)«. 1. ber 
 Concordat, konkur'dat, ^ iJ3er: 
 
 gleid), 9>ertr(ig. 2. [f iin. 3ied)tj Das ivunfurbat. 
 
 Concordist, konkordtst, *• ber 
 Si)ntorbanii'd)reibcr. 
 
 Concorporate , konkor'p&r^te, 
 V. a. t einuerlei&en (utridjieOcne Dinge in 
 einen Rbvpn uereinigen). 
 
 Concorporate, i'.». [S[Si|Ten|'4).] 
 fid) einueriribLMi ob. utrciuigcn. 
 
 Concorporation, konkorpori'- 
 siiiiii, «. bie C^inDerleibimg. 
 
 Concourse, kong'korse, (lat.) *. I. 
 ber 3ulnuf (u. •i))i'eii|d)tn), bie 3ufamuicn; 
 funtt (0. *2Itonien> ; (- of creditors) [Jiedjt^: 
 fpr.] ber itonfur«. 2. bie -iBfcnflc, ber Spmu 
 fen, bn6 (Sebninge. 3. Der :i5ei|lanD, bie 
 -Mrl;iilfe. 4. f 6er 23ereinignni)»vu"ft- 
 
 4. The drop will begin to move towards 
 the concourse of tlie glasses. 
 
 Newton. 
 
 Concreate, konkreale', (lat.) V. a. 
 [iiu'iH.j niiti'rfd)ajfi'u. 
 
 Concredit, koukred'jt, V. a. t uer> 
 traiien, ani'ertrauen. 
 
 Concreination,koiigkremi'«hun, 
 (lot.) «. t Ba* 3nfamincni'erbrennen. 
 
 Concreinent,kong'krenient,(neu: 
 lar.) *. bcii 3iifamineua'(Jd)feii, ber 3ii|''T"= 
 tnen({u0. 
 
 CON 
 
 Concrescence , konkils'slnsa 
 
 (lat.) *. 1. ber 3iirntnmenivud)«. 2. i bt 
 &nt]lelinng. 
 
 Concrescible, konkres'sebl, adi 
 [6l)cm.] nnfdjiefjenb, friilatlinrbar. 
 
 Concrete, kon'kreie, (lat.) adj. I, 
 [&)em.] itft, ucrbirtt. 2. [Sogifj fonfrct, an-. 
 geiuanbt. A - number, ein? benannie 3al)L 
 
 Concrete, kong'krete, «. 1. bte 
 'TOafTi, ber iliirper. 2. [Cfi^em.] A factitious 
 -, ein burd) fiinillidje SZJermifdjnng entilan* 
 bencr fei'ler.Sbrper. 3. [l?iigif] bni itonf return. 
 
 Concrete, konkiete', v. n. 1. }U 
 
 einer OJIafJc luerben, jinanitnrngerinnen (iut« 
 
 Srtit). 2. (into) anfd)iepen mo, fid) tri|1alli» 
 
 firen (in). 
 
 2. Saline particles concrete into cryv 
 
 tala. NcwToif. 
 
 Concrete, r. a. ju einer ^Bfaffe, 
 anfc^iepen niad)en. 
 
 Concretely, konkrete'le, adv. I. 
 [Cog.] fonfret. 2. [(Sl;eni.] aid -)}fafTe. 
 
 ConCreteneSS, koukreie'nes, 4. 
 bte 2>erbidung, 2Serl;artung, 0)erinnung. 
 
 Concretion, konkic .slnin, 4. 1. 
 bie (yerinnung, SJerforperung. 2. [dljem.] 
 ber iqlt Korpcr, bie fe|1e 'OJfaffe. 3. [-Wine> 
 ralg. u. ijsfjof.] bie 3nf<i'i>ii""nl)dufung, 95er« 
 l)artung. Saline — , eine faiyge uerljartete 
 ^)Ka(Te. 
 
 Concretive, konkre'iiv.arf/. (<ICi|'« 
 fenfd).) uercirfeiib, bieG>5crinnung beforbetnb. 
 
 Concreture, konkic'isiuire, *. -f 
 bie feile 'KaiJe, ber ucrbirfte, feile Sijrpe^. 
 
 Concretv, konkrOu', V. n. ^'- jufanis 
 meim)ad)fen. SpEfi*ER 
 
 Concubinag'e , knnku'beuAje, 
 (lat.) *. b<\& .RDnfubinar, bieitt'bi-el;e, ilnelje. 
 
 Concubinate, kouku'beuAte, « 
 + [iljei'l.] bie ipurerci. 
 
 Concubine, kong'kubine, (lat.) «. 
 bte !8eifd)liiferinn, idMifiibine. 
 
 Conculcate, konkulkale, (laC.) 
 V. a. jertrercn, mit Jiijien trcten. 
 
 Conculcation , knngkrilk^'sliun, 
 «. t £"1^ 3L'rrr£ten, mit Jiifitii irttfii. 
 
 Concupiscence, konkii'pe^iense, 
 ((.) t. I. bie jleifd)lid)e 33egaTbe, gleifi-^esJliiil. 
 2. bie (bijfc) £u|t, Ciiilcrnl^cit (im -ildgcni.). 
 
 Concupiscent, koilku'pesent, »({/. 
 luofliiilig, liiilern. Shak. 
 
 Coucupiscible , konkupe^ebl, 
 adj. begcljrenb; luofliiflig. Shak. - appetite, 
 ber 23ege()riingdtrieb. South. . 
 
 Concupy, konkii'pe, t. <^' bie u)Ct> 
 luilige SBegierbe. Skar.. 
 
 Concur, konkdr', (fat.) v. n. 1. 
 [®eDni.] in bemfelben ^JJunfte jnrainmenrrefj , 
 fen Ob. jnfamnienlanfen (Sinien). 2. ± .ju« ' 
 faninientreffen (Umi1(inbeic.). 3. (with) fiber* 
 einilininien (mit 3ei"fli>&^")- *. (to) iuitiuir« 
 fen (jn). 5. (in) Derbnnben fcin, jnfammem 
 fommen (bei) (with, mit). 6. luetteifern, ton* 
 fnrriren. 
 
 2. Reason and sense concur. Templs. 
 
 3. Burke concurred with Lord Chatham 
 in opinion. Webster. 
 
 5. Various causes may concur ia the 
 changes of temperature. 
 To concur with any one in an opiaiOB| 
 eine Weinnng mit ©inem tijeilcn. 
 
 Concurrence, koukur'reutu, « 
 
Fits, far, fall, fat Mi, met. Fine, fin. Ni, m6ve, n^, Rot, 611, cl66d. TiSbe, tAb, ftill. lAin, THIs. 1^3 
 
 COIN 
 
 1. l®tom.] iai 3ur<immen(auf<n , 3ufAmi] 
 Oieutrcffen in bemfel&eii $unfte. i. i a) tiai 
 3tiratnmenrretfen, bet 3uraminenflu@ (u. Um: 
 (liiiibcu;. b) (lie 93ert>in&uiio, 3urammen|lel: 
 Uitifl CD. ©riineeii ic). c) &if Ueberciiiiliui! 
 niung, Sutlimmun^. d; Die OTtitivirfung, 
 ^Cli)uUt. 3. [die<i)t6ivt.] - of jurisdiction, 
 in Jii<mpeteni|lTei(. 4. bie '•D^ubeiuerbuiifj, 
 £i)ii(urTciii. 
 2. b; We have no other measure but of 
 our own ideas, with the concurren- 
 ce of otiier probable reasons, to per- 
 suade us. Locke. 
 d) From thue •ublime image* we collect 
 the gre.ituess of the work and the ne- 
 cessity of the divine concurrence 
 to it. Rogers. 
 In concurrence, 1. tnit6e)verbuii{)f: 
 Veii'e. 2. $ oeineinrd)aftltct>. Concurring 
 Qgure, l(2)coin.] cine $iour, bit fine nnbere 
 ttdt. (t f. Concurrence. 
 Concurrency f Ikouliur'rense, •w 
 Concurrent, konliur'tent, ai^'. 1. 
 mittuirfenb, iuramincnivirrenb. 'i. brgleitcnb, 
 tamix oerbuiiben. Bacoh. 3. [9Jecljt^iVt.) 
 genieiiii'ct^aftlici) u. Qlti<t). — ade. Cooeur'- 
 rently , nutivir(<iil). 
 9. The Courts of the United Slates and 
 those of the States have , in some ca- 
 ses, concurrent jurisdiction. 
 
 Webstek. 
 Concurrent f «. 1. bie niitivicrenbe 
 Urr<Ki)e , bcr >)ie»eiiumilanb. 2. ber ^htbt' 
 ivtrber, Aonfiirreiit. 
 
 Coiicussation, koakusai'shun, «. 
 tit Grirtiutteruiin. 
 
 ConcusMion, knnkush'un, (Int.) 
 «. 1. bie drrrt^utteruiig (btr Sufi, Q-rbric), 
 1>a ©tc^ X bie drfctjiitterunij ( al6 *ei«e. 
 guiig ). 3. ( 3{e<f>t«i"pr. ] bie ©rprefTuna, 
 ^I.irferei, aiiifrrtiuierei. [fdjiirteriib. 
 
 ConCU.tiiiivef konkus'siv, adj er> 
 Cond) kond, ((r. conduirc) v- a. 1. 
 [TOiit.) fltuan (tin <B<t)iff), bo«(5tcutr torn-. 
 miinbiren. Ewcvc. 2. To - a fisher- boat, 
 bell :piirin(i*nr£<)e»ii wn eiiier *ilnl)6l)e ben 
 Qu<\ ber ^liriiifle aiijeiflen. Cowei.. 
 
 Condemn, knndem'. (Int.) v. a. I. 
 i (to) i>frbfluiiiien , iierurrljeileii (jii). 2. 1 
 verbaiiiiueii, tabein, niiObiftigeit. 3. (in) ver: 
 urtljeileii ^^u ©elPikiifeii :c.). 4. iue<iiie()men, 
 (oiifie^iren. 5. al6 uittiiit)ti<), uiuaii<)lic^ fur 
 bie See erflnren, nbbaiireii ^<B<t)\fft>. 6. ali 
 rerntirft, fijr redjtm.ieifle 93eure, (jute «J5ri|e 
 (rriiiren. 
 
 &. The ship was condemned as not 
 sea -worthy. Webster 
 
 • 6. The sliip and her cargo were con- 
 demned. Webxter 
 Condemnnble , kondem'nabl 
 mdj. I. i<erbnniiiilid). 2. i>en\)rrjli(f). 
 
 Condeiiinntion,koiideiiinA'shun 
 «. I. bie SSerbniiiniiiiit), !5eruril)eiiuii(). 2. 
 bie SBenuertiiiig. .J. bie i&eirt)l«i()»'")"ie, SDefls 
 nahnie, iionn^ratiDti, £iMibciniiatiDn. 
 
 Certificate of condemnation, bie 
 Jtoiibemnntioii^nfte. 
 
 Coud<;innatoryfknndem'naturi, 
 mO'. cerurt^eiieiib, oerbninnieiib, 9Serurtl)ei> 
 iiingi... (Defretic). 
 
 Condeiiiner, kondcm'nur, «. i. 
 btt ajerbaiiiuier. 2. t ber Xabier. 
 
 CON 
 
 Condensable, kouden'sabl, adj. 
 
 ['ipf)i)f.] uerbidjtbar. 
 
 Condensate, kondln'sAte, v. a. 
 [^1)1)1'.] uerbi(t>tenj uerbirfen. 
 
 Condensate, v. n. fid) verbic^ten ; 
 fid> uerbirfeii. (bidjtet. 
 
 Condensate, adj. [ 'ipl;!)!'.] oer^ 
 
 Condensation , kondensa'sliun, 
 
 [^ISl)!)!'.) bie a3erbid)tun(], 23erDirf»iig. 
 
 Condensativejkouden'sativ, adj. 
 [$1)91'.] i)erbict>tenb. 
 
 Condense , kondense', (Int.) «. a. 
 
 1. Iil5t)i)|".j uerbictjteii, 2. »erbicfeu (lueidje 
 Subjlnnjcn). 3. i jurniiwiiciibrmiaen (Obeeii). 
 
 3. To condense idea* into a smaller 
 compass. Dryoeh. 
 
 Condense, v. n. fid^ uerbiif^teii ; fic^ 
 oerbirfeii. 
 
 Vapors condense and coalesce into 
 *mall parcels. Newton. 
 
 Condense, adj. verbi4)tet, bic^t, 
 fell, uerbirfi, bitf. 
 
 Condenser, kondln'sur,*. [$1)01'.] 
 bet 25ercid)ter, Cuftuerbidjter, Srnbenriuor, 
 bie 95erbid)tun(j^pre(fe. Eucyc. [Didjtijeit. 
 
 Condensity, konden'seti, *. i- bie 
 
 Conder, kon'dur, I. 1. ber $ririiig£> 
 lViil)er. 2. [-^JJMr.] bcr £)ber|leueruiaiin , ber 
 bn« >Steuer fomiufliiDirt. Ewcvc. 
 
 Condescend, kondisind', dat.) 
 p. n. i. (to) I \ist) IjerfltJliHTen (jUoe""i"£'f"^- 
 
 2. uo) (jiTuljeu (G-tiurtS iu tt)uiu. 3. iuiU|iil)> 
 ren (eiiiem iBerlanfleU). 4. (to; fid) aefaUcii 
 irtlieii ((j-tiuii«). 5. i iid) l)erabflel?eii, fitt) er^ 
 uiebriQeii (to, )U). 
 
 &. Can they think me so broken, so debased 
 With corporal servitude, that my mind 
 
 ever 
 Will condescend to such absurd 
 commands? Mil.Toa. 
 
 Condescendence, koudesen- 
 den»e, t. bte ^perabltifjunj]. 
 Condescending',kond^sen'ding.^ 
 Coudescensive, koudesensiv, ^ 
 adj. I)erabia))cnb, sefiiUig. 
 
 Condescendin8'ly,konde«^iid'- 
 ingle, ado. au6 ipernbitiduiig, <iu» (^efiidiO' 
 feit, l)er.iblii|Ti'ub. 
 
 Condescension, kondisenshun, 
 J. bie 3>erat>lnffun(), (^efnlligfeit. 
 
 Condescent, kondesenf, «. f bie 
 iperiibirtfiiiMO. 
 
 Coudig-n, kondine', ((at.) adj. I. | 
 oerbieni, niigemrfTeii, Qe^ijrig (iSrrnfe). 2. t 
 U. T uerbieiit (i!ob). — orfi>. Condi 'gnly, 
 iinrf) SBirrDiciijI, niigemeiTen. 
 
 Condkgnity , kondlg'nete , «. 
 [ll)ei)l.] tai 95erbieii|1. 
 
 Condigrnness, kondine'ue*, «. bie 
 >!liiiienit(Tei'l)eit (ber iStriifen to. 
 
 Condiment, kon'dement, ((at.) *. 
 bie lljiirje; 9Jrul)e; 3»tl)nteii. 
 
 Condisciple, kondiss{'pl, ((at.) «. 
 ber 'Xfiti"d)uler. 
 
 Condite, knndite'. (laf.) p. a. -f eill> 
 mn(()en, mnriiiiren (fflemilfe te.). 
 
 Condite, adj. eiiiflcMind^t, ninritiirt. 
 
 Conditement, kondjte'nient, t. 
 + I. bn« G'iiioem.Kfjte. 2. bie [;arn)erfle. 
 
 Condition, kniuiisiiun. ii.i j. i.ber 
 ©tatib, 3iirtanb, bie?ii(if. 2. bie (5-i(ifiii"i1)ofr 
 XluaUtiUi y/. bie &idcii|Vt)r.f(eii uiiie6 "M-u 
 
 CON 
 
 frf>en). 3. berSuflanb be6(J3ei|le«, bie®emutf)«f 
 uerr'a(Tun<i,^5r)>erbe)'d)affeiil)eit, iai tempera* 
 incut. Shak. 4. bcr iStaiib, 9iano ; iad &ts 
 luerbe. 5. bie a5ef£^iitfeul)eit, iieiuaiibtiiig. 
 6. bie 23ebingung, ber aSorbeljalt. 7. [i){ed)t*« 
 fpr.] bie 5BcDiii{)ungeu einei ^crtragS obtt 
 Jtontraft*, ber 25ertrag. 8. [ipanbclj bie 2$er» 
 iHOoensumilanbe (eined >piiii|e«). 
 
 On Ob. upon condition, 1. unter betr 
 "Sebinguiig. 2. bebiunuiigfimeife. To be in 
 a weak -, feljr r(t)i»a(t) (b. I), frnuf) feiu. 
 
 Condition, v. n. ibebiiiounijeii tua< 
 <i)tn. 
 
 Conditlon,t>.a.au^inad>en,bebitii}en. 
 
 Conditional, kondish liual, adj. 
 1. bebiiiijliff), bebingt. 2. [(i)ranim. u. Soij.J 
 bebingeiib. -, s. bie &iiird)raiifu!ig. Baco.x. 
 
 Conditionaiity , koiitii.siie6nal'> 
 eie, «. bie i8rbiugt()eir, G-inflefitrfliift^eit. 
 
 Conditionally, konUUh'unalle, 
 adv. bcbiiiguiiij^iveire. 
 
 Conditionary , kondish'iinari. 
 adj. t bebiugt, au*(]eiiiad)r. 
 
 Conditionate, kondlsh'unate. p. 
 a. t bebiugen, beilinimcn. liTininit. 
 
 Conditi«»nate, adj. f bebingt, br> 
 
 Conditioned, kondtsli'und, adj. 
 befrfjaffen. Good-conditioned, fair--, 
 <iutariig, gutim'irl)ig. Ill--, 1. (djUsift ge» 
 fdjaffen. 2. unfreuiiblid). Well--, iugm 
 tern 3uilanbe beftnbliii). [bcbiiiguug^weire. 
 
 Conditionly, koudislrUnle, adg. 
 
 Condole, kondi^le', c(at.) v. n. (with) 
 fein ibeileib bejeigeu (&iuetn). 
 
 To condole one on , Ginetti feiii 93eis 
 leib bejeigen (uber). 
 
 Condole, v. a- f bebaiiern, beflagen. 
 
 Condolement, kondnle'ment, «. 
 bie 58etrubuig, Irauer; ber Jtiininter.SHAK. 
 
 Condolence, kondu'lense, J. but 
 !8eiletb. [leib 33eieigenbe. 
 
 Condoler, kondo'iilr. s. ber 3)eit 
 
 Condoling- , kondo'iing , «. bai 
 35eileib. 
 
 Condonation , knnd6ni'*hun, 
 Clat.) t. + iai ajergebcn, bie aScrjeil^ting. 
 
 Condor, kon'd6r, «. [Drait^.] ber 
 itonbor, (JJreifgeier. 
 
 Conduce, konduse', (int.) V. n. (to) 
 fuf)ren, beitragen, mitivtrfen, bteiteii, fotber* 
 Ud) fein (ju). 
 
 They may conduce to farther disco- 
 veries for completing the theory of 
 light. Newtoi*. 
 
 Virtue conduce* to the welt.ire of 
 society. Web.ste«, 
 
 Conduce, v. a. f fuf)reii, geleitcn. 
 
 Conducement, konduse' men t, 
 *. bie 9{ii1)tung, ieiibciij. 
 
 Conducent, kondu'slnt, adj.btis 
 trngi'iib , forberlid). 
 
 Conducible, knndu'sebl, adj. fbu 
 berlid) ('o, eiuer Sadjo, beljiilflid), bienlic^. 
 
 Conducibleness , knndu'sebl- 
 nes. t. bie 'Jijrbcrlidjfeir , Bicnlid)feit. 
 
 Conducive, konfiukiv, adj. bieiK 
 (id), nfiijiid), bfl)ulflid), forberlid). 
 
 Conduciveness, kondu's'vne*, 
 *. bie •7?iif)lid)ffit, I5ifiilid)feit. 
 
 Conduct, kon'dukt, (lat.) «. I. bie 
 JuDruiig, <Jritung, «!(iif'til)ruiia. 2. bie (i)«» 
 (eituiifl, 55ebe<fuufl, b«« ©elett. 8ha». 3. $ 
 
184 Fate, f?tr, fall. fat. Me, met. Fine, f!n. N6, move, n^r, got. 6il. c\6\\d. Tnbe. tub, fiill. l/jin, THis. 
 
 CON 
 
 Me aiuffuhruiifl, Sebcn«rtrt, lai SSetrngen. 
 4. f bic giite 2iufful)nm(i. Swift. 5. Die 
 guljning (fce« Sriegefi). 6. tie Silljrunfl, 
 SSeriunltung (u. ®erff)iiftcii). 7. f biT %iii)' 
 rer. Shak. 8. ber litel jmcicr fflciflfidbeii, 
 Die in Eton College bif Oiebett ucrlcfen. 
 
 1. Conduct of armies is a prince's art. 
 
 Waller. 
 5. Christianity has humanized tlie con- 
 duct of war. Paley. 
 Letter of Kafe conduct, bcr Sd)llljl'rief. 
 - of life, of actions, * bilS 3?Ctr<19Cll , bit 
 5(llfTul)ninfl. To be undtT one's -, Ullter 
 Sninnnb^ 9liitTi(^t |lel)cn. 
 
 Conduct, liondukt', (Int.) v. a. 
 1. (to) fiilireii, leiteu (ju). 2. ffiljrcn, &rin: 
 gen. 3. fii(;rcu, uemifllten (®crci)nfte). 4. 
 ful)rcii, anful)ren (ein Spctt). 5. gclciten. 
 
 2. Fray receive tlieni nobly, and con- 
 
 duct tlieni 
 Into our presence. Shak. 
 
 To conduct one's self, fid) nilffl'll}reil, 
 ful) betrngeii. To - a vessel out to sea, 
 ein ©rf)tif nu6(utl)fcn. 
 
 Conduction , konduk'shun , t. 
 1. t f'*'* 9Uifjie()en , bie Grjieljunn. B. Jo"- 
 soH. 'i. ((F()cni.) bie Si'itung (fer 'i!l>iirnte:c.). 
 
 ConduCtitlOU.'« , koudukiisli'us. 
 
 adj. geinictl)ct, gcDiingen. Aylufe. 
 
 Conductor, knnduk'lur, (Int.) s- 
 1. ber 3-ii()rer. 2. biT 21nfii(;rer. 3. ber aSer: 
 wflltfr, i&e\d)afU:) g-iiljrer. 4. [(Fl)ir.] bcr 
 SEegmeifer (ein 0"!^ri!"ieiif )• 5. [&U'(trij.l 
 ter t'eitcr, .KDiibiiftor. 6. ["ijjl)!)!'.] bcr 23li(j< 
 flbleiter. 
 
 Condurtresii, konduk'tres. #. bie 
 gii.ycrinn , 'iUiful)riTiMn ; SBermnltrrinn. 
 
 Conduit, kun'dit, (fr. ^.) 4. 1. bit' 
 5i5flfferinrung. 2. bcr itnnnl <jur Seining u. 
 aOnfier u. u 5liiiMgfeitcniui9l(lgenieincn). 3. 
 i ber ^nuttl, S-ii(;rcr. 4. bie 9ui()re, ber Spuljn. 
 
 3. These organs are the nerves, which 
 are the conduits to convey tiieni 
 from without to their audience in the 
 brain. Locke. [1ci(f)ef, S'lpfc". 
 
 Gondii It-pipe, bie 233ii(Jcrrol}re , bcr 
 
 Couduplicate , koudu'plekiie. 
 (Irtt.) iidj. [T>i}t.] brppcitdicgenb. 
 
 Coudupiicnte, v. u. uerbcppeln. 
 
 Conduplication , kondiiplcka'- 
 shun. s. bie SScrbi'ppclimg. 
 
 Condyl, kon'dri. (gr.) *. [9lnflt.] 
 ber 23einfnopf, .ftiiocftenfrpf. — Con'dy- 
 loid, ti) adj. (^iiiiflt.i bcinfncpfnrtifl. b) «. 
 [\)lnnt.l ber itnLipffin-rfiitj. Coxe. 
 
 Cone, koiie. (gr. konos) x. 1. [Oieoni.] 
 ber Scgd. 2. [33i>t.] berSaprfn, Iniin|.ipfen. 
 3. [Dpr.j - of rays, bcr i'iitrfcgel. 
 
 Right -, [Wcoin.] bcr gcnibe ft. fent; 
 tedttc Kegel. A scalene -. em frfjiefcr iVcgel. 
 Tu receive cone and key. ( 9{crf)tSi|Vr.] 
 ia6 ^nuSmciVn ut'crncljtncn (i>. Jmuen). 
 
 Coney, kiln'ne, t. bfl« i{aiiind)en, 
 f. Con y. 
 
 Couuy-catcll, kun'ni-katsb. b. a. 
 • jireden , fifff n , t'ctrt'igcu. Shak. 
 
 Confabulate, koufai/iiiate. (i,ir.) 
 V. n. t ittiteiniuiber i>errrnnlict) piniibcrii, 
 W)iun(5cn. 
 
 Coufabulation,knniabula'shuii, 
 ». t "o* (^)cplai:brr, i'rrtriiiilid)e Ocfpriirt). 
 
 Confab ulatory, kontab'ui^tuie, 
 
 CON 
 
 adj. t ein i>ertriuili<f)e« CSJefprnrf) ftetreffenb. 
 Confainiliar, koufamiryar, adj. 
 
 i fel)r i-ertmnr. 
 
 Confarreation, konfarrca'shun. 
 *. [rotn. (5)efd).] bie fionfarrention (i?cid>> 
 icitfeicr burri) iviid)cuc|Ten). 
 
 Confect, koM'tekt, (Int.) *. tai 
 ^onfcfr -, konfekt', v. a. f tllit Surf'l' 
 cininiid)en. 
 
 Confection, konfek'.shim, (Int.) 
 *. 1. tai ^onfcft, uiit Surfer (jingeinnc^jte. 
 2. bie <))?irtiir. 3. bie Snrinerge. 
 
 Confect ionary,koafek'shunare, 
 Ob. t'effcr [ s. ber Sucfert'iirfcr. 
 
 Confectioner , kontek'shiiniir. 
 
 Confectionary, *. l. bie Surfer^ 
 Ocicfcrei. 2. ini Siirfcnucrf. 
 
 CoufectOr, konfek'tur, Cl. 233.) s- 
 [rum. ifninpfip.) bcr iljicrfcc^ter. 
 
 Confectory, konfekturro, adj. 
 jur Sutier&iirfcrfiiiiri gcl^i^rig. 
 
 Confederacy, konfed'eiase. (I.) 
 t. 1. bcr 23iinb, tai ibimbiii§. 2. ber 5Simb 
 (^erfonen ii. SBijifer). 3. [9fecf)t!?)Vr.] I ber 
 35uiib, M6 .KoniplDtt. 
 
 Confederate, konfed'iiite. adj. 
 oerlJiinDet. — *. ber SBerbfinbete, 25unbe6s 
 gencifi. [ben. — v. a. uertiinbcn. 
 
 Confederate, v. h. fid) vn-bun-. 
 
 Confederation, konfedera- 
 slnin , s. 1. t)\\& 25uiibiii|j, bie SScrbiJiibung. 
 2. ber a3tiiib , bie SibgcHDfyciifdjnft. 
 
 Confer, konler', (Int.) v. n. (with) 
 lid) iintcrrcDeu ob. &eipred)eii, bctntl;rd)lageii 
 (niit), unrerljnnbein (initj. 
 
 Confer, v. a. l. (on. upon) ert()ci: 
 len , uerreif)cii, ilberfrngcn ((finein). 2. '•■ 
 viergleid)en. 3.* (to) niinuirfcn, bcitrngcn (^u). 
 
 Conference, kon'ferense, «. I. 
 bie iuniferenj , ber Sufntnincntrirt jn ciner 
 llnterljanblimg. 2. bic llnrerljnnbliing, Oie-. 
 rd)riftsunterrcbung, 5Berntl;fd)lag«ng. 3. * bie 
 35ergleid)Uiig. 
 
 Conferrer, konter'i'r, *. l. bcr 
 lliucnjniibclnbe. 2. ber &rrljciler, 2>erlei(;er. 
 
 ConferringjT, konler'ring, «. 1. 
 bie &rtl)eiluiig. 2. ber Scrglcic^ (bit Unter> 
 fudjiing). 
 
 Confess, konfes'. (Int. coufiteri) 
 1). a. I. tctcnnen, gcilcl)cii (ein 2Sert'rcd)en, 
 cine©rinbe). 2. eingeilcljen, nnerfeinien (ciiie 
 i2d)iiib). 3. II befcnncn <(Fl}ri|luni). 4. geilc; 
 l)cn , jugrben. 5. $ bnrt()un , l-cjciigcn, bc: 
 lucneu. 6. [fiUI).9vel.] 23ei(^tc horen ((Jincn). 
 5. Tall thriving trees confessed the 
 fruitful mould. Pope. 
 
 To confess one's self of, 1. fic^ I'C; 
 fenncn (ju). 2. (tn) [ fnti;. JJcl.) bcid)tcn 
 ((Fineni). It is coo fe seed that, e£ if! 
 l>cfiinnr , tofi ic. 
 
 Confess, v. n. [fnt(). S>?er.l 6eid)ten. 
 
 Confe.s<iant, konfes'.saiit, i. Qi> 
 ner , bcr 6cid)tef , bcr ^cid)tcnbe. 
 
 Confes.sary, konlessare, «. f 
 ber -i>crciinenbc, 25efeiiiier. 
 
 Confe.S»iedIy, konfls'sedle, adv. 
 I. iinlengl'nr, rjfeii6nr. 2. nad) i^eittmAnwi 
 i^b. 3f"i<"i^* (iJcftanbrng. 
 
 ConfeiiNion, knnfcsh'un, t. I. II 
 bii^ 'ScfciuuniB (bcr ©iniben). 2. bai Scj 
 feniifnifi, OJcil.inbnig. 3. [9{cl.] bie !Bcid)te. 
 4. bie ^.Unerfcnnun^ (ctnec iSd>nlb). 5. bie 
 
 CON 
 
 itonfeflton, iai ®Inii6en«6efenntnig. 
 
 Auricular con f ess ion, (fnti). Jfel.] bie 
 £51)rcn6eid)te. --chair, bcr !8eid)tftiil)l. 
 
 Confes.sional, konfeshOnal, t. 
 ber 5yeid)rftiil)l. 
 
 Confessionary, konflsh'unari, 
 *. bcr !8eicf)t|lul)I. - ndj. jur C()reit&ci(t)te 
 gel)brig. [bcr .ftpnfcfilon^yenvnnbte. 
 
 ConfeSSionist, konfush'unist. n. 
 
 Confe.<s.«or, koufes'sur, (Int.) «. 
 
 1. [Iljeol.] ber 5Scfcnncr (fcincr Siinbcn). 
 
 2. bcr 5Kefcnner, (SJinnt'cnS&efcnner. 3. bcr 
 '8eid)nintcr , iieid)rigfr. 
 
 Conf est, koii test',(r'rir Confessed) 
 adj. DffcnCinr, nnleiigttnr, nncrfnnitt. — atlv. 
 Confest'ly. iinleiigt'nr !c. 
 
 ConHdant, kmi'Icdaiit. (beffer Con- 
 fident) s. bcr, bie 9Scrtrnnre. 
 
 Confide, konfide', (Int.) V. n. (in) 
 i>crtrniien, {id) ucrdiffen (niif). — v. a. (to) 
 uertrnnen, nni'crtrnuen (Cfinctn). 
 
 Confidence, konfedlnse, «. 1. 
 
 fin) bai Siitr'Uieii, 2Scrrrniicn (jii). 2. T bie 
 
 3iii>erfid)t. 3. I bie S'H'cri'idjr, i^erftjeit, 
 
 Drciiligfeit. 
 
 2. His times being rather prosperous than 
 
 calm, had raised his confidence 
 
 by success. Bacok. 
 
 Confident, kon'fcdlnt. adj. I. (of) 
 
 uertrniicnb (niif). 2. ucrfid^crt, gciuig/'ilt'cr* 
 
 jengt. 3. J jiiiicrnd)tiii1). 4. I fcff, brcitl. 
 
 5. uertrniicn^iiod (cl)iie 91rgivoI)n). — adt. 
 
 Con'fidently, jin)er|'id)riid) ; gciui^. 
 
 5. Roiue, be as just and gracious unto me, 
 
 As 1 am confident and kind to thee. 
 
 Shak. 
 
 Confident, *. bcr, bie SBcrtrniite. 
 
 Confidential, konteden'slial. adj. 
 I. [Dipl. u. §] ucrrrnulid). 2. iiertiniit; 
 -clerk, [ipnnbcl] ber $rofnrnfiil)rcr ; -let- 
 ter. ber ^profurnbricf. —ade. Confideu'- 
 tially, bcfpiiberf, prii'nfiin, i>errrniilid). 
 
 ConfidentneSS , konledentnes, 
 s. bic 3iii'eri'jd)tlid)fcit, bns Sclbfiucrrrniicn. 
 
 Confider, konfi diii , s. bcr iScr< 
 trnucnbc. [bic Olipcfrcii nnjcigcn. 
 
 Config-urate, konfig'iiiite, v. n. 
 
 Config-uration, knuliguia'shrin, 
 *. 1. bie (ycilnlning , jnijcrc 25iIbiiMg, 0)e> 
 flnlt. 2. I9l|1roI.] bie ?l>lniictcnilclliing, bcr 
 ^;j51nnctcii|lnnb.3.[>!irtriMi.l bcri^lnncrciiilnnb, 
 •ijilnnetcnrdjcin, bie lilfpcftcn. 4. bic i!lcl)H» 
 Iid)feit jiucicr SJigiircn iiiircr ciiinnber. 
 
 A configuration of stars, eiti 
 Stcrnbilb. [gcifnitcn , bilbcn. 
 
 Coiifig°ure, koiiiig'iiie. (inr.) w. a. 
 
 Confinable, konti'iiahi. adj. t>e« 
 grcn.ibnr. [«'(/. nngrcnjcnb. 
 
 Confine, kon'fine. (Inr. .ontinis) 
 
 Confine, *. (gcii'H)nl. ;»'.) bic C>irtn\t 
 (einc* I'mibce, cincr ©tnbt), ber 9?nnb (cine* 
 gliiffe^ u. 1 txi (»rnbc^). 
 
 To be on the confines of death or 
 the grave, nni 9{nnbe bej 0)rnbe« |lcl)in 
 
 Confine, v. n. (on, mnnd)iunl with) 
 grcnicn ( nn), nngrcnjcn. 
 
 Confine, konline'. v. a. 1. bcgrCjM 
 jen. 2. (to) i befdjrnnfcn, eiiifdjrnnrcn (nuf); 
 be,inl;ntcn, bniibigcii, iin Siininc Ijniren. 3. 
 fiMifiiiircn ; fpcrrcn, eiiirpcrrcn; nt>iVerren 
 (2I>njTcr K.) ; (to) iieriveijcn (nuij, vetsom 
 Hcn, eini'pcrren, flbipcrccn Oiv J 
 
The, f?,r f'lll. fnt Me. ineL Fine. fin. N6, move, nor. got, oil, rl5ud Trtbe, tOb, fiitl. tZ/in, THis. 185 
 
 lOiN 
 
 To confine one'n «elf Jo, 1. fid) f>ti 
 fdirnnfrii (fliif). 2. fid) jiinlrfjitfjrn (in). 
 To — one's self to one's stiidieii. fid) in 
 feint <£tu6ien tr<irflt>en. To - hit in a bind- 
 der or corn in a bag, I'lift in einer SBlilfe 
 rc. ^crii m riiirni <2nrfe i'rrrd)Iirgfn. 
 
 Coilflliefl, kniifiiid'. udj. iinpiiglld), 
 ^»l6 Siiiiuirr o^. ^n5 ^ktt l)Utc!ib. 
 
 C'OllfllieIeK**, knnfineles, adj. 
 0reiuriili>6, iinl'iiirfnif - cnMr^. Sbak. 
 
 C^UIlfill«*IIIt'Il(, kntifiiie'nient. s. 
 
 1. Mr (inuniti'iiiiii) (riiifpcrriiufl, Wrfiiniien! 
 fc^afr, uplift, Kr Srr().ift. 2. ti« ifriiiiMfliijc) 
 if>flft, 9lt'(irrriMetfnf)iit, G-in(jfjrfliiil)fit. 3. 
 bie ifrfiiuilligf I CS-infdirniifiinfl, ibfiArniifinifl. 
 4. tie SJeniTiriing , 9Jirtiiiiniin<i. 5. tii* ^n 
 S^auft ^Icibtn on* lliipiifjlidtfcir, tni)<r 6. 
 lit llnpnflidjfeir; ^af Jliiitbert. 
 
 To bear c o n f i n e m e n t . )tl ^nilfe frlei: 
 ten. To eiiHiiie -. \id) iin 3'i"ni< f)«ilten. 
 
 CoilfilX^I'f kon'finiir. «. I. knnli niir, 
 ber, tie taf iPcfd)^•nlIfen^e, &infd)riinfen6e. 
 
 2. Ur OSrenjbiU'oIinfr. Shak. 3. i tcr nnhe 
 9trtd)6nr, tn« "Wittcltinfl , ivie Me jn)ifd)rn 
 qjftnnjrn i'"^ Ibifreii fifentini 91ii|1frn. 
 
 fjonfiiiityv kniifiiiet^. «. tie ^Utd)-- 
 bnrfd)aft, tn# ^Inctnonterili'pen. 
 
 C^Onfiritlf koiiferni', (lat.) r. a. I. 
 1. flfirfen (tie ffleinnfl)'''). 2. i») beilntigcn, 
 brfrnftiiitn (Srrtrnfle jo b) beOiitiflfn , be: 
 irrtl)ren; iiditrtu3U<i^ttic.). Obeiliiriijen, be- 
 fMrfen (einen Bi'nnt) jo. 3. [d>ri|ll. Dfel.) 
 einffflnen, fcnfirmircn, firmeln. 4. eiiie giitt 
 9)feinung ()iiben (I'cn). Shak. 
 
 Confirmed, eingetviiriett (». jfrnnfljei: 
 ten). To - by oatb. eitlid) erljiirten. To - 
 on. jiifirfifrn. .Shak. (erroriflid). 
 
 Coilfirmallle, ko>ifer-niabl, adj. 
 
 Coilfll IIIHliOIl, kniifeiniil'tllun, 
 «. 1. bie £tiirfiiii(i ( tir Plnuntljeit ). 2. { 
 bie SSeflofifltiMd, i^efriifrigiinn. 3. tie iBe: 
 flfltiflHUfl, ber iBeuriS. 4. |9?e(^tffpr.) bie 
 SSeflntigiinfl. 5. [Rirdituf.] tie Seflnrigiiiifl 
 (enK« a3ird)rff ). 6. [tt^rifll 9eel.] bie Rvw. 
 ftrmotion, JirnuMifl, {J'nitclunfi. 
 
 Conflriliativ<', konfer'niativ, adj 
 btfroftiflrnb , teiliuigfub. 
 
 CoilfirinH<<ir, koMfermi'lur, «. 
 ber 95i-0«iti(iir, 23efr(itti(irr, 3fi'(T- 
 
 Coilflriliator^' , konferm'Slure. 
 adj. 1. beilritiflint, bftnirtiflrnCi. 2. ^iir Jtrm 
 flniintii'M#v ''•'""''"'' <1<''i''i'ifl- 
 
 CoilflrMiedllCffM, konfcr'niedne*. 
 «. bie 55fivn()rfl)iit. 
 
 ConflrillCr, konfcr'inur, «. ber 
 S&eilntiflfr , Bfuflf: ter 5kiuel6. Shak. 
 
 Confirinillf^ly , konfer'niingli, 
 adv. bffriifrifl''Mb. 
 
 CoufiKCabltr, knnfit'kabl, adj. 
 einjielibiir , I'eritiflcn , riMifJffnbfl »2!l5nnrcn). 
 
 Confiscate, kon'f^skilte. (liU.)v.n. 
 U)efli1i'l))nfn, einjirljcn, filr perfnflen erfliiren, 
 fcnftfjiren (Oiiiter ic). — adj. perfodtn, 
 
 CoilfllKCatidll, knnff-skA'xbun, i. 
 bit ^iiijifhiiiig, ftonnffiuion, 5ierd)ln<iiin()nie. 
 
 Coiifl8ca<or, knn'fi«kAtiir, J. ber 
 Jlpnnfjirfiite, (fnijirljciibe, 
 
 ConflKCaiury , kondt'katurre, 
 mi/. ilowMtMwni . .. , (F'in}iel)iin(i5 . . . 
 
 Count f knnMit. (. . (. Con feet. 
 
 Cuuliteut, kouf^teut, (Ut.-; «. 
 
 COxN 
 
 t ber 95ei(^tenbe , 95efcniienbe. ' 
 
 Confiture, knu'letsliure, (fr. SO.) 
 *. bii« SticfeniHTf, Itonfeft. 
 
 Confix, konfiks', (Int.) c. a. befeilii 
 gen , fi|lni(id)en. Shak. 
 
 Confix ure, konfik'sliure, t. bie 
 iSeffiligiiiig. 
 
 Coufiag:rant , konda'giant, (Int.) 
 adj. jiiuintniciii'riiiiif lib , feiirig. 
 
 Conflagration , konflagrA'shun, 
 *. ber (grrge, o(lgeniciiic) ^rnnb (j. 35. 
 >S3(^l^brani) i 'IGcittriUio ic. ), tie (grupe; 
 Jeiierfbnmrt. 
 
 Conflation, konflixhun, (tat.) i. 
 I. (-Miiif.J bne Sni'iiinnifn^bifen jiueier ob. 
 mcljrerer 3"fl'^u'nenre. Bacoh. 2. -j- bie 
 isd)nu-ljiing (u. ■0);etnnen), ber 5luJ. 3. ber 
 3ii ninnirntln^. 
 
 Conflexure, konflek'iiliure, *. t 
 bie iPirgf , ^Btugiing, 'U'eiitiiiig. 
 
 Conflict, konfliki, (iot.)«. I.Tber 
 Streit, itiinipt. 2. i bir (Streit, fiiinipf (ter 
 e-ieniente, '9)feiiiuiigeii). 3. i ber ©ircit, 
 iajibtrflrcit (ber ^>flid)trn jc). 
 
 Conflict with de-it h, ber Tobeifnmpf. 
 
 Conflict, koiiflikt', V. n. I. fniupfin, 
 
 ilreltfn (nud) i). 2. (with) [9{e(t)t«fpr.) im 
 
 <Ji3iteri'prud)e ileljen (niit). 
 
 2. Tlie lawt of liie United States and of 
 
 the individnni .Stales, may, in some 
 
 cases, conflict with eacii otiier. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Men conflicting with dil'<icultiei>, 
 Seiite, bie mit @d)ivirrigrciten jii fcinipten 
 Ijrtben. [ipiterfpret^fiit, eiugfgengeiVtjt. 
 
 Confflicting-, knnflikting , adj. 
 
 Confliieuce, konflucnse, (Int.) 
 • l.Tter3i'l''inimeiiiliig (jiucier rb. nifljrerer 
 ^iilffo. 2. i ber 3iifnimi>tnfliie, 3u(tuif (p. 
 »uir). 
 
 Confluent, knn'luont, adj, 1. f 
 jiiinmnnnfliegcnt. 2. [0)?eb.] jufiininien; 
 piffjeiib (SBlnttern). 3. [^nt.] fid) ill berfil): 
 rcn oter nn eiuniiber geiun4)fen rd)fineiit 
 (SDliitter). Martvw. 
 
 Conflux, kon'fli'iks, «. 1. T ber 3i>= 
 rnmmriifliig. 2. i ber 3>irtii"»>c><ftii@/ 3>ilnuf 
 (0. SBi'lf). 
 
 Conflluxiltility, konfliikitjbil'cie. 
 t. bns .Streben, tie &igfMfd)nft (ber SJluffig' 
 feiten ) }iir.inimenjiif1ir0en. 
 
 Conform, konform', adj. f •• T 
 illeidx'erniig, ribfreiiitlinunenC, nljiUid). 2.1 
 (to) gimap (einer €nd)e). Bacon. 
 
 To be conform, jiitrcffen, flinimen, in 
 Orbnnng grl)en. 
 
 Conform, (Inf.) r. a. I. T (to) 
 innd)f n nnc^ , gieidjforinig nint^en. 2. 5 l 
 nnpnffi-n. 
 
 1. To conform any thing to a model. 
 
 AVebster. 
 
 To conform one's self (o, fi(0 fngen 
 (in), fid) riditen rb. beiiiicnien (ftnd)). 
 
 Conform, ». ». (to) i. fif^ filgen 
 liii), fid) I'cqiifnicn cb. rid)ren (iind)). 2. (to) 
 fid) rid)tfn (nnd)) , ncl)i>rd)en (ben (5)efetjeii). 
 
 (Jonformallle, knnfdr'niabl, adj. 
 I. ; (10) flleid)fr'rmig , nl)nli(^ (nnd) 1). 2. 
 (to) i'i6ereiii|liiinneiit, einig (niir). 3. (with 
 u. lo) geinng, nngriueffeii. 4, fi>lgfiim, ger 
 ()iirfnm, iinterrl^nn. |Newtosi. 
 
 2. Nature is conformable to herself. 
 
 CON 
 
 ' 4. I have been to you a true and humbU 
 wife, 
 At all time to your will confor- 
 mable. Shak. 
 To be c o n f o r m a b I e with . . ., flinimen, 
 ubcreinflinimeii niit... 
 
 Conformably, kiinfiirm'abii, 
 nrfu. grmnfj, tenigiMitiig, nngenifften ; (to)^ ^. 
 einer Sndje geniop, in D^. jii 'tfolge etnet . 
 ®nd)e; - to rule, regelre(f)t. 
 Let us settle, in our own minds, v what 
 rules to pursue, and act confor> 
 niably. Webster. 
 
 Conformation, kunformi'shiin, 
 s. 1. ber Snu, bie dieHalt, 93ilbiing (irgentf 
 tine* itorperS). 2. (to) im igid) - ^"(Jf" ''&• 
 9{id)teii (nnt^), bie lletereinilininiiing (niit). 
 3. [-"JJIeb., 9lnnt.] ber SBnu (bc6 incnrd)Iid)erf 
 ,Rcrper5). 
 
 Conformer, koiifSr'niur.^ *. I. 
 
 Conform i.<iit, knnfor'mist,^ [ engf. 
 Jlird)e] ber itmiforniiil. Non--, ber 9iPn« 
 foiifprinii^. 2. (finer, ber (id) unteripirfr, 
 einer <Sa<i)e gening fjiintelt. 
 
 Conformity, konfor'mlti, «. I. 
 (to Db. with) f tie (yieif^fcrmigfeit, 9lel)i» 
 lid)feit. 2. l (with, to) bie (y(el(f)fortnigffit, 
 OJemagljeit, Ucbcreinfliinmiing. In - ito, 
 with ...), gemiig , in ®einii|5l)eit ; fibcreini 
 llimmenb, gleidjfl^rmig (mit), nnct). 
 A ship is constructed In conformity 
 to or with a model. Webster. 
 
 To be in conformity, f!imnien , in 
 Orbnung geljen. To book in -, [i^anbelj 
 gleid)fijrmig bud)en. 
 
 Confortation , konforti'shiin, 
 (Int.) *. + bie ©tiirfung. Bacon. 
 
 Confound, konfoiuiH'. (Int.) v. «. 
 I. prrmengen, iinter eiiiniibrr mii'd)fn, »fr« 
 niir(^en, mit eiiinnber uermird)cn; peripir* 
 ren. 2. i penuirrcn (bie Oebnnfen). 3. (with> 
 periped)feln (mit). 4. berd).iinen , penwirrt 
 mnd)en. 5. bejli'irjt, periliimmen mndjen- 6. 
 uernic^ten, jerilJren, pertcrteii. 7. pereitcln, 
 ,(11 Sd)niiten mnd)en. 8. ufrfd)n)rnbeii, biird)* 
 bringen; perfcringrn. 9. pcrnd)ren. Shas- 
 6. So deep a malice lo c o n f o u n d the race 
 Of ninukind in one root. Mii.ton. 
 
 Confounded, konfotni'ded, adj. 
 e perl)eiifert, ptrtiufelt, ppnuiinfc^t, per« 
 fllld)t; J. 33. a - tory. — adn. Confoun'- 
 deHly, Pirfrnd)t , n(ifd)fii!ic^ fgf'j'g " )• 
 
 ConfoundedneKs , kouio^u'. 
 dediies, *. tie 25irii'lrning , 55e(lfirjiing. 
 
 Confounder, koiiiAiMi'dur. «. I. 
 ber SBernu'iiger. 2. (S-iiier, ber uermirrt, be« 
 lliirit, iifriliiinmen niad)r. 3. tcr SSerterber, 
 SJcrtilger. 
 
 Confraternity , konfratlr'nete, 
 (Int.) *. [(jniiprf. rom. fnrlj. fiird)e) bie f&tut 
 berfdjnft ( j. '$>. ter OfHiitrn i. 
 
 Cttlifrication , konfreki'shun, 
 (Int.) «■ tiif "JlnfiimiiberrfiOrn, tie 9fi'i(>iing. 
 
 Coilfriar, konlii'ur, (fr. confrere) 
 «. trr -OTIrniond). 
 
 Confront, konfront', (Int. frons) 
 V. a. I. G'iiirn gernte niirf()en, pon porn 
 nngreifen, ^iiiem grgnulbiTilfhfn, bie ©time 
 bieten. 2. i feinblid) gr(iriii'il'frilfl)en (CS'iii'm).' 
 3. (with) [9<ed)r«rpr.] grgenilbcrileflen, fc«« 
 frontiren (3fngen). 4. (with) peraiei(()ea 
 (nut), gegeu tiunnber t)aiten. 
 
186 Fate, far, fall, fat. IVU, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, ndr, got, dfl, cWid. Ti'ibe, tub, full, t/tin, THK 
 
 CON 
 
 I. He spoke and then confronts the 
 
 bull. Dryues. 
 
 C!onfroutatioil)konfronta'.''hun, 
 
 #. 1. [5){ed)teipr.] bit Jtonfrontntion, Oegtn; 
 
 uberiledung. 2. bie ®eijeneinan6erf)altmig, 
 
 Confuse, konfuze', v. a. 1. venvii': 
 rcii, in UnurCiiung bringen (Iriippcii, died)' 
 nuiigen jc). 2. i ueriuirren, beiliirjr mad)eit. 
 
 Confuse, adj. iimuirrt, uii&eiitlid), 
 l>un(el, ucriuorrfii (58cgriffe ic). — adv. 
 Confu'sely, uermirrt ic. 
 
 Confused, konfu'zd, adj. I. \itv- 
 wirrt, uermorrcn, iinorbeiitlic^. 2. 6c|liirjt. — 
 adv. Confu'sedly, uenmrrt, uenuorren, 
 itftutit K. 
 
 To see things confusedly, eitie ver> 
 mirrte, buiifle aitifiitt Set Binge i)i\bcn. 
 
 Conf USedneSS , kontu'/ednes, «. 
 bie 25fnuorreii|)eit (bcr iBegriffc). 
 
 Confusion, konfii'zhun, (((it.) s. 
 I. bie ajenuirrung , llnorbiiung. 2. bie SSer-- 
 mirrung, SScnuedjitung (u. Segriffeit). 3. bie 
 SBeciuirruiig, SBerctjamiing. 4. bie 2Scrmir 
 rung, iBeiliirjung. 5. bai SBecberben, bcr 
 Siuiu, t>a& Unl;ei(. Shak. 
 
 To bring any one to confusion, Qi-- 
 net! uermirrt niadjen , &cfci)ii"ien. 
 
 Confutable, konfu'tabl, adj. mi- 
 bcrlegbnr (ein 58eiueiSgrunb). 
 
 Conf utant , konfu'tlnt , «. ber 
 SCiberlcger. Mi ton. 
 
 Confutation, konfdta'shuu, s. 
 bie acibedegnng (einer 'TOeinung ic). 
 
 Confute, konfiite', (Irtt.) V. a. mi 
 bertegen (^rrt^uiner 20. [bcrlegcr. 
 
 Confuter, konfu'tur, s. ber iliji: 
 
 Coug-e, ) (jr. conge) t. 1. 
 
 Cong:ee, kSn'jec,^ bcraibfcfjieb, llr: 
 tnub. Spenser. 2. bie aSer&eugung, iBernei^ 
 giing, SSegrii^ung. 
 
 Conge d'elire, [9tec^t4fpr.] bie fBnigl. 
 QriaubniQ an tin ^apiul ic. , eineti 93i|'d)ut 
 
 iU IVnt)lt'n. B.ACKSTONE. 
 
 Cong'e, konjee', o. n. 1. (to) (Id) 
 beurliuiben (uoii). 2. (to) fid) uerbeugen (uor). 
 (itll praet. congeed; p. praes. congeing). 
 
 Conge, kon'jee, *. (iUrd)it.J bcr ^11= 
 Irtuf, '■ilblanf. 
 
 Congeal, konjcel', Hat.) v. a. I. 
 gcfricren niad)CM, jnui (55cfrieren bringen. 
 2. gcriiinen nifid)en Cbai a3uit). 
 
 Congeal, v. n. l. gefriereii. 2. gc: 
 tinnen (551nt). [fd)iepcn. 
 
 To grow congealed, jii JtrilliUlen an-- 
 
 Cong^ealable, kdnjeel'abl, adj. 
 gcfrierbar. 
 
 Congealinent, konjeel'iuent, «. 
 I. ber iiliinipen, bie gifrorene, gcronnene 
 Wnfye. 2. b(\& (yefricrcii , eJcrinneii. 
 
 Congelation, konjeia'sliun, t. 
 bai (Siefriereii , &e\M}tH, Ocriancn. 
 
 Point of congeliMioii, l$i)l)|".] bet 
 ®etrierpiiiift. 
 
 Congener, konjl'nur, (Int. 253.) *. 
 titt flleid)artige @cg«n(lnnb. 
 
 Congener, ) 
 
 Congenerous, knnjenlrrus, ) 
 adj. flifid)rtrtig, fongcneru'd). 
 
 Congeneracy, konjenerase, s. 
 iit '^el)nU0feit bt6 llrrpningd, ber gleid)e 
 Urfptuiifl. i 
 
 CON 
 
 Cong'CnerIc , konjenlrlk , adj. 
 
 glcic^ortig, tongcnerifd). 
 
 Congenerousness , konjen'- 
 errusiies, ». bie ®ieid)arfigfeit. 
 
 Cong-enial, konjc neal, adj. I. 
 
 gleid)artig , ueriuanbt, gei|lct;uenuanbt, nf)n = 
 
 lid), i.ito) iiatinlid), angcaieijcn, entipred)enb. 
 
 2. Tliis severity is not congenial to 
 
 him. A soil — to a plant. Webster. 
 
 Congeniality, kuiijeneat'eie, ( 
 
 Congeuialness, kdnjeneahies.^ 
 *. bie (yietd)iirrigfeit; iyermanbtfdjaft ; ®ei; 
 lleSuenuiinbtjc^aft; (S}ftniipl;eit, 'UngenteiTen; 
 ijeii. 
 
 ConC'enite^ konjcnnft, ) ,. 
 
 Congenital, konjenueial, J 
 niitgeuoren; angetjucfn (witii, (*-inein). 
 
 Conger, kong'gur, (Int. SS5., u. gr. 
 koggros, goggros; 3. 1. bcr 'i))teeriiiil. 2. 6 
 biU ©djiuem <,u. einen ■'3)fi;n|'d)eii). 
 
 Congeries, konjeieez, (U. (At. 
 congerere; *. bilo (ycmeugfel. 
 
 Congrest, k6iije.1t-, uat.) v. a. aui> 
 i)aufen, (in eine •i?]?n|7e) runimeln. 
 
 Coug'estible, konjes'tebl, adj. 
 jii emer ^JJiaffe rtiil^aufDftr. 
 
 CoUg-eStiOn, k6iije.{t'yun,«.[-'}7?eb.i 
 bie 'ilnljau|iing (v. ilranfi;cit5|to|Teu). Coxe. 
 
 CoUgiary, kou jeare, U.) s. [vbm. 
 itrtii'erg.j cie (i)aoe, ©pence, ©d)ciiEung, bai 
 ilongiiinum. [o. n. gifvieren. Brown. 
 
 CoUg°laciate , kongla'sheate, d.) 
 
 Coug-laciatiuu, kougglastiea- 
 shiiu, *. bad (^efneren. 
 
 Conglobate, konglo'bate, (lat.) 
 0. a. jiii'nmmtnbiiUen, juranimenroUen. 
 
 Cong-lobate, «>0. i- L'-Unat.J ge: 
 bailt, gei;iiu|r (Driifen). 2. jui'iimmengcDallt. 
 — adv. Couglo'bately, luie ein '-Hall. 
 
 Couglobatiou , kongglObA'shun, 
 *. 1. bie ^iii'aiiinienbaUiing. 2. ber runbe 
 i^iirper, itlumpen. 
 
 Cong'lobe, koiigl6be', v. a. |U> 
 faiunienbnilen. - v. n. fid) iufanimenba(leii 
 
 Couglobulate , kongiouuiatc, 
 t>. n. fid)iUKimmenbaaen, fid) in eiae fleiiie, 
 riinbe ')3^iffe famnicln. 
 
 Conglomerate , konglom'IrAte, 
 UiU.) V. a. ^ufamineauaUen, jufammeiifnul: 
 lea; jufninnieniuirfein, tuifiuicfeln. 
 
 Conglomerate, adj. 1. jufani: 
 iiiengeDaUi; nufgenurfelt. 2. L'jlnai.J uer; 
 eiiiigr, infnnimengejViit (.Bn'ifen). 3. L^oi.J 
 gtbalU i^lumeiu. 4. l(i5cul.J nngcl)iiiift. 
 
 Conglomerate , s. i')}iineraig.j 
 bi\6 'ilMgti;.nife, AvouglDnitnit. 
 
 Cong°lomeratiou,k6ngl6nierA'- 
 shuu, *. i. bie >ilufii)icteiuiifl. 2. bie Wu 
 fd)iiiig, ba4 (ijfljiuife. 3. f bu eiige 93erbiii= 
 bung (btv ione). 
 
 CoUg'lutinant , konglutenaat, 
 tidj. I. iafivaaieiuici'enbj i>ert>iabcab. 2. 
 l')}ieb.J jnj"iiainieiil;eiienb. - *. baa iufaai; 
 tnealjcilcabe '))iittcl. 
 
 Cong^lutiuate, kongluteaate, v. 
 a. I. jufma'aeaiciiaen, iufiunnicnflcben. 2. 
 l'3)4Cb.J iafnainiealjciU'ii. - v. n. ftil) uiit; 
 tci|l ciaer iiiljea ©uPjiaaj am eiaanOcr i-er^ 
 eiaigcn. 
 
 Coug-lutiuation, koagliiicna'- 
 sliun, s. 1. bn^ 3uiiiianu'nfieL<ciii uiad) D 
 bie :^i-rcuii^uiig. 2. ["Jifecj ba$ 3ufaiaaien:t 
 
 CON 
 
 ^eifen (0, 2Dunbcn). 
 
 Cong-Iutinative,kongiu'f4n«ti», 
 adj. 1. jufiinimenflcbenb. 2. l^'Sitb.] jiu 
 faniaien()ei(eab. 
 
 Conglutinator, konglu'tenitur, 
 *. [-JJJeb.] bai jufnaintenl)eilcabe WiUtl. 
 
 Cong-o, kong'go, s. eiae "Jirt ifjee 
 aui (£i)'uu\. 
 
 Coug-ratulant, kongratsh'dtant, 
 adj. giiirfiuiiafc^enB, fid) aiit frcaeab. 
 
 Congratulate, kongratsh'ulate, 
 (lat.) V. a. (on) bL'g(u(fiuuni"d)ea 'e-ineiu, 
 (S-ineat &lud luiiafdjen , feiaca (ijlacfiuaafc^ 
 nb|huten (ja). (To vox ber qSerfoa i\1 ■'', 
 with ifl t). 
 
 To congratulate to one's self, • 
 fid) Qilud iui"inrd>en. I - witli my country 
 tor ..., f id) iutiafd)e ateiaeta 2anbe Qiliidt 
 in ... , id) freue laic^ mit laeiaeai Saabt 
 iiber . . . 
 
 Cons-ratuIation,k9ngratshulA^. 
 
 shun, *. ber ®larfmuafd). Die 0)lnrfn)uafd>,» 
 
 bejeigaag. fur, *• ber i8eglii(fiuiiafd)enbe. 
 
 Cong-ratulator, kongratshuii- 
 
 Coiigratulatury, kongratsiid- 
 
 latiire, adj. gliiifiuiillfdjiMlC. 
 
 Congree, kongice', o. n. t auj 
 
 einanber iibereiniliiainea. Shak. 
 
 Congreet, kongreef, a. a. f ge.» 
 
 geaffirig iinijjen. Shak^ 
 
 Congregate, kong'gregite. (iiir.) 
 
 i>. a. uerfataaicla ; fnauaela. - v. n. fiA 
 
 uerfnniiacin, iiifamaieafoauaen ; fid) faniaielu. 
 
 Congregate, udj.-^ i. uerfnianielt, 
 
 2. bid)r, eiigc, \tH. Bacok. 
 
 Congregation, konggregi'shuiii 
 
 *. 1. bai ©nmnieln. 2. tie SaiaiaUiag, per/ 
 
 einigte •>)JJaffe (u. Biiailea ic). Shak. 3. j 
 
 bie aSerfaianilaag (u. iJSi'rfuaen). 4. bie 3}ctt 
 
 faaiailaag juia ®otteibieii|te, ®enieiabe. 5. 
 
 ((nil). ^ird)e] bie aSerfaaiinlnag , £oagre» 
 
 gatioa (ber itarbinalc ic). 6. Idul). Jlird)eJ 
 
 bie gei|"llid)e Sriiberfd)afr , ©djiueilerfitjaft, 
 
 Orbeasgcfcdfc^nft, ber Drbeu. 7. [©ngLj 
 
 eiae afnbeanfd)e 2Jcrfiiniialiiag. 
 
 Cong^reg^atiuual , koiiggiegA"^' 
 shiiual, udj. 1. ju ciiier i5erfaiaailaag, ©ef 
 laeiabe gel;5rig; gorteibieaillid). 2. [ djrij'K. 
 SefieJ felbjliliinbig, anabl)iiagig. A -church, 
 eine nad) eigeaen Oe^'eijea fid) regierenbt 
 ^iivd)t. 
 
 Cong'reg^ationalisin , kong. 
 grega sliiiiiaiuiu, 3. bit Sird)earegteruaij 
 ia bea i^iiaben jebcr (ynatinbe eb. itird)e 
 aid eiacr uaab()aagigea ^ijrperfri)nft. 
 
 Cong-regationali.<<t , knnggret 
 ga'siiiiiiaiist, s. (jiaer, ber jn ciacr aad) cige« 
 aea ®efci>ea \id) rcgitreiiDen i\ird)e gi'l)cirl 
 ober bie Sel)re uun bcr Uaabf)aagigfeit itbei 
 ivirdje bcfcaat. 
 
 Congress, kong'gres. Hat.) *, 1. 
 ber iviMigrc0. 2. ^bad(feino!id)C)\Uuteiaaaber» 
 |lo0eii , ber ^aaipf , '^iigndF, bai ®efed)t. 3, 
 bie aSegattuag. 
 
 Cougressional , konggrlsh' - 
 unal, adj. eiaeii Koagnji L^ber bai fioagreg 
 ber SBcreiaigtca ©laaten I'ertejfeiib. - de- 
 bates, Debatrca iia ivoagreiTf. 
 
 Coug-reswive, kongressiv, adj. 
 
 I. fid) lugatfrac. Biiowx. 2, \id) feiuDlidj 
 
 begfiiiifnD , faiapttiiP. .1. fid) ucrfaiaaieinb. 
 
 Congrue, kouggru' , luu.) ». 1^ t 
 
FAte, far, fall, fat. Me, mk Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cldud. Tiibe, tub, full, t/tin, THIs. 187 
 
 CON 
 
 jifttreinflintmen, qtma$ fein. Srak. 
 
 Coni^ruence , kong'gruense , ( 
 
 Cong^ruency , konggru'ensc, 5 
 «. tie Uebereiiiifiinmiinjj, Qitmci^tit. 
 
 Congruent , kdng'gnient, adj. 
 utfrcin|1lmmeIl^, (to) gemiip; fdjicflid). 
 
 Congrruity, konggm'ete, 4. I. tie 
 Uebereiniliiniiuing. 2. die ®enin@^ett, ^ii: 
 gemcfTenl)eit. 3v i ber ®riin6. 4. [ I()eo(. ] 
 bie Uel'erciiiflimmuiiij (bet ©nnbe). 5. 
 [ Oieotn. ] tie voQfommene ®(et(^f)eit (jiueier 
 
 Cong'ruOlIS, knng'gnius, aif/. 1. 
 
 fiiereiiitliininij) ; (to) aiioemefyeii , getiin^. 2. 
 
 I'criiuiiftig ; fd)icf(id). — arfp.Con'gruou»- 
 
 1 y , a\iqtmef\tn, fc^icf fic^ k. 
 
 I. Obedience to God ia congruous to 
 
 the light of reason. Locke. 
 
 OoniCf koii'ik. ) (gr. konikox) 
 
 Coitlcul f knn'^kll, } "<(/• IFonifC^, 
 fegelforniifl. 1. [3Jut.| foiiif^, fegelforniifl. 
 
 Con ic section, ber Jtfflfl)"d)nitt. 
 
 Conically, knn'ekalle, ado. tonifd). 
 
 Conicniuess, konikalnes, «. bit 
 ^eflelfijrmiiifeit. 
 
 CoHicM, kon'iks, t.pL [®eotn.] bit 
 Ce^rt uon ben Segelfcbnitren. 
 
 Coniferous, k6iiir4nM,a(<;[^t. I 
 inpfeiirraijeiib ("Brtume), iiiit fegelforiniijer 
 aniitlje (^'tt'ii'Kii'- Ifermig. 
 
 ConiTorinf ko'njr^mi, adj. fegeh 
 
 Couite, ki'niie, «. [^tneralg.] ber 
 fipiiit. 
 
 Conject , konjekt', (tat.) r. n. t 
 niurhninfjeii. .Shak. - ». a. f jui'rtiumen: 
 iwrfen, merfeii. [OJfiitljmrteer. 
 
 Conjeolor , konjlktiir , #. ber 
 
 Conject urable^konjek'tsliurabl, 
 »dj. mudjmn^itd). 
 
 Conjectural, konjek'tshdral, adj. 
 au\ -BJutljuirtBUiigen beriiljeiib oi. grgriliiber. 
 ~ adv. Co njec'tu rally, tltutijUliiPung^: 
 weife, i'ertuut()iing#n)eire. 
 
 Conjecture f k^njIk'Ubdre, «. I. 
 bie -Bnuijnirtfjiing , aSerimit^iiiig. 2. t &•' 
 »3)?eiiiiing, Obee. 3. t &ct "Urgiuchn. Shak. 
 
 By conjecture, inuti)nia0ung^tueite, 
 l>eri)ititt)uiig6ii)eiie. 
 
 Conjecture, v. a. nuitf^tnagen , 
 veriniitl;eiii (upon) 33erinutf)ungeii anileden 
 (fiber). 
 
 Conjecturer , konjik'tshurur, f . 
 bet ■0)iiitl;iiin(jer, ©met, bet 2Jertiuithiingen 
 awildU. 
 
 Conjolible, kon'jdbbi, V. a. 6 
 et&rfern, uiitfrrurfjen (OTngregclii k.). 
 ,y Conjoin, knnjiVm', (I. conjungere) 
 ». a. I. imniiimenfiigeii , uetbinben, rerciiii; 
 gen. 2. et)eucfy oetbiiibeii. Shak. -, p. n. 
 fid) uetbinben. Shak. 
 
 Conjoint, kdnjoinl', adj. i<etbnn> 
 ttn, — adv. Cunjoint'ly, in SSetbin: 
 bung, genieinrc^ofrlit^. 
 
 Conjoint degrees, [Wnf.] bie JJ^'^f' 
 
 f(t)teiniiig uon einer ^ott jur anbctu nad) 
 bet loiileiret. 
 
 Coiljug^al, knn'jiigal, (fiit.) ndj. 
 el)elid>, (rl)c. . . - ties, bie 55iinbe bet (5't)t; 
 — life, bie Qht. - adv. Con'jngally, 
 
 c^clict. 
 
 Conjnsrate, knu'ju^Ale , n.i e. a. 
 ^.ti'frbiuijeii, eljelidji'erbinben.'i.lGitamiii.J 
 
 CON 
 
 fonjugiren, umroanbefn. 
 
 Conjug-ate, adj. i. [93ot.] ge> 
 pnnrt, piiiirii)ci|'e|le()enb (gn'ic^te). 2.[<i)com.] 
 - diameter, bet 9?ebenburcl)nic|7et. - axis, 
 Bie fleine 9I(f)fe Db. iJiebennii)K. 
 
 Conjug-ate, s. ia6 bet ^b\1am: 
 mung iinb bnljer geiuftljnlic^ aud) ber Sebeiij 
 rung na^) mit einem anbetn ubereini^iiiu 
 mcnbe 2Bort. Bramhall. 
 
 Conjugation, kdnjugA'sluin, t. 
 I. t [21nnt.] - of nerves , bie ^Jetuen: 
 Vrtntung. 2. bie SSetbinbung , bnS 2Sfrbin: 
 ben. 3. [Otanun.] biefi'iMijngatioii, Unnunnb- 
 Inng. [butiben, ueteiiit. Shak. 
 
 Conjunct, konjiingkf, adj. vn-- 
 
 Conjunction, kdnjungk'sliun, s- 
 I. bie ajerbinbung (.imd) SScrttiige 2c. ). 2. 
 ((yromtn.] bie Jtonjunftion, Dai Stjinbeiuort. 
 3. [21|Tron.] bie 3iif'T"'"E"f'iiil't. fionjunf; 
 rion. 4. Bieflcir(l)li(t)ea5i'riiiird)iing,'^?rtntiing. 
 
 Conjunctive, kdnjungk'liv, adj. 
 
 1. eng uerbunben. Shak. 2. verbinbenb. 3. 
 [(iJnimni.] - mode, bet .Kcnjunftio. -, *. 
 [Oiramm.] titr Jtoiijiinfriij. 
 
 Conjunctively, konjungktivle, 
 ado. in 2}etbinbiing, uereinr, jiiramnien. 
 
 Conjunctiveness, kdnjungk'- 
 iivnes, I. bie vet6iiibenbe Db. veteinigenbe 
 (Jigenfdjnft. 
 
 Conjunctly, konjungkt'le, ado. 
 m 5BerbinDiiiig, uereiiic, iiifaniincn. 
 
 Conjuncture, konjuugk'tshure, 
 *. I. tn\i 3i'l'ti>ii'>ifi»reffen, ber 3iirn'i'>"i'ii= 
 fJiiS (u. llmfliinben lo. 2. bie ®clegenl)iMt, 
 llmiliinbe, Sage, btr 3ei'pi"ift- 3. bie JJir^ 
 binbiing (u. 5bnrf)|lnben in -iDortefn). 4, bie 
 llcbcteinitimniung ; 0)eniii9t}eit. 
 
 1. An unhappy couj uuct are of nffnirs. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 2. At that conjuncture, peace was 
 very desirable. Webster. 
 
 Conjuration, kdnjdri'shun, cl.) 
 *. I. t 6« ajetr^jiuotnng. 2. bie (.&ii\1et-.i 
 JBefdjiuofung. 
 
 Conjure, kSnjiire', Hat.) V. a. 1. 
 befdjiuoren (ofni'inben bringenb errudjenic). 
 
 2. 0. n. tU* i'eri"cl)iu&ren (jn (*tiua«). Mii.tok. 
 1. I conjure you! let liiui know, 
 
 Whate'er was done against liim, Cato 
 did it. Addison. 
 
 Conjure, kun'jur, t>. a. be|'c()iu6rcn, 
 bejniibetn. 
 
 To conjure down (a tempest etc., ei; 
 lien Stutm :c.) bcrd)iuoren, luegbnnnen, ban: 
 lien. To - up spirits , (3ei|ler t^erbanncn, 
 iititen. 
 
 Conjure, kun'jur, p. n. l.3aubetei 
 tteiben, banncn. Shak. (o nud) 1). 2. 
 konjure', t ftfl) i>errd)iv&rcn. 3. gcniag fein, 
 paffen, ribeteiiifiMiniien. [tit 23efd)ii)oruug. 
 
 Conjureilient, knnjuie'inem, t. 
 
 Conjurer, kunjuiur, t. i. bet 
 aSerdjiuiTcr, 3aiibffff , ^al}rfaget. 2. | bet 
 5?erenniei|lcf, leiifcliferl, pfiifiiU' ^'erl. 
 
 Bottle -conjurer, brr Zardjeiifpirlfr. 
 
 Connascence, kdnnas'scnse, (1.) 
 «. 1. bad ■9)iirgeboreim'crPfn, bie •DJfitflebiirt. 
 
 2. bad ■O^TitgebPtenc, Me -3}iirgi-biirc. Browm. 
 
 3. 1 (?l)it. ] biii SiifanimiMiivadjiVii. 
 Connate, kdn'naie. lid}. I. mirge: 
 
 bprrn. 2. (5>or.] jnianimengnuad^ri'ii iStaub= 
 beiitel, ^lattct). 
 
 CON 
 
 Connatural, kdnnatsh'ural , adj. 
 
 1. nngeboren. 2. ber '^JTatut nait) DcnuanDt. 
 — ado. Connat'urally, iirfprunglidJ, 
 von 'Tiahir. 
 
 Connaturality, kdnnauhurai'- =; 
 ete., obex 
 
 Connaturalness, kdiinat.<ih'd- 
 ralnes, s. bie 23envanbtrd)af( ber Diatuc nacj), 
 bie natfirlidje 9Serbinbiing. 
 
 Connect, kdnnekt', (lat.) «. a. V<t< 
 fnfipfen, uetbinben (and} i). 
 
 The strait of Gibraltar co n nects the 
 Mediterranean with the AtUtnlic. — A 
 treaty connects two nations. — We-* 
 ideas in the mind. Weusteb. 
 
 Connect, ». n. -j- (with) iii|amtuen» 
 (jangen (mio. 
 
 Connection, kdnnlk'shun, (Iat.J( 
 *. 1. bie 25ctbinbung, bet 3"ranimenl)rtng. 
 
 2. ber ubet bie iJJetiuanbre (butd() bie i&anbe- 
 befi Sliitd obtt ber ^eiratl)). 3. bie aSerbin^ 
 bung, 2)efannt|'d)aft; [^aiibelj bie i>anbeld» 
 uetbinbung. 
 
 To be in connection with . . . , in 2Jev> 
 binbuiig ilef^en init ... To enter into -. 
 with..., in 2Jetbinbung ttcten mil... 
 
 Connective, kdniiek'iiv, adj. ucr« 
 binbenb. - *. [(iiramm.J bui 25inbeiuort. 
 
 Counectively, kniuiek tivle,ad»^ 
 in iSerbinPung, uercint, gi'uu'ini'£t>attliit). 
 
 Connex , konneks'. v. a. t uerbiubeii. 
 
 Connexion, f. Conneutiop. 
 
 Coiinexive, kdimeksiv , iu{/. f 
 uerbinbi'iib. 
 
 Connivance, kdnntvanse, t. I. 
 t bet "iBinf. 2. i bai >)iad)rcl)LMi, Uebetieljen,. 
 bie ^y^ad)^(d)r. 3. ^bad ©inuerilanPiug. 
 
 Connive, kdnnive', (liU.) V. n. I. 
 ivinCeni juiuinfen niit ben >}liigen. Spectator. 
 
 2. 1 (at) iiad)rel)tn (einem llebel ic.) , buret) 
 bie Jinget feljen (bei). 
 
 Connivency , kduni'vinsi , «, 
 
 Bacox, i'. Connivance. 
 
 Connivent, kdnni'vlnt, adj. I. 
 nadji'cljenb , ubcrrel)enb. Milton. 2. IJ&ot.J 
 gegen einanbet gebogcn uD. gciuigt; jufain* 
 ntengel;enb, fid) rd)lie0enb (Staubbeutcl :c.). 
 
 3. ['Jlnat.] - valves, bic inncrii Darmfalten 
 Ob. Darniviiiijcln. [nac^fiel): (ciueni llebeO. 
 
 Conniver, konnivur, *. G-iucr, ber 
 
 Connoisseur, kdnnUsure', (ft.. 
 <H3.) *. ber Senner, fiuniKeniict. -of go«d» 
 etc., ber 2Daareii:K.iCenner. j 
 
 Connoi.otseursllip, kdnnlssure'- . 
 ship, s. bie Kcuncrfdjaft. )t 
 
 Connotate, kdnnot^tt, > (lat.) ^ 
 
 Connote, kdnnote', ^ uoto> 
 
 V. a. f uiitbcji'ic^ncii , in fic^ fdjlicpen, ent*. •" 
 l;alrcn, jugleid) anjcigcii, eiindjlie^rn. *> 
 
 Connotation, kdmioid nhun, «. 
 t bic -Miirboi£iri)i\iiiig, ber (5-iii,d)liig. 
 
 Connubial, kounubeal, (lat.) <kV. 
 el}ciirf), cijiid). 
 
 Couuuineration, kdunumlri's 
 shuii, *. bad Sin'aniniem'i'djnen. 
 
 Conuusance, knn'nutanse, (jr. 
 coniiais.saiicei s. bie JvriilliniD. 
 
 Clinnusant, knn nusanl, adj. (of> 
 unrerrid)rei (uiMi>. 
 
 Conny, kdnn* , (lu. couo) m4l. 
 lOrrrl.] luarfct, ilarrlid), iVin. 
 
 Conny, cilbfiiviiing u. Constaa««>. 
 
l88 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nSr, got, ill, cl6ud. Tube, tub, full, t/nn, TIHs. 
 
 CON 
 
 »■ ffon|!nntia, ^onftnnje (^inme). 
 
 Conny-wable, O eill &ettant BDIl 
 €iern unB 93if'innt«)cin. 
 
 Conoid , ko'noid , s. [ Qitcm. ] 
 tet SUfterttqcl. 2. [23Dt.] ber aifterfegcl. 3. 
 I9lnat.] tie Sirbelbriife. Encyc. 
 
 ConoifliC, konoid'ik, > adj. 
 
 Conoidical, konoid'ekal ,)[®i:om. 
 U. 93ot.] nftcrfegelfiirmig. 
 
 Conqiiassate, konkwas'sate, ((.) 
 V. a. t Erfrfjiirtern. 
 
 Conquer f kongk'ur u. kong'kwilr. 
 (tat.) V. a. I. erotmi (Sniitfr, ©tiibtc). 2. 
 bcftegcn, iibenviiiCen (Ijiuivtind)!. i). 3. et; 
 tinnen (fccn (Jriebcii, tie 5rcif;eit K.). 
 
 Conquer, v. n. fif^en. 
 
 Conquerable, koiigk'urabl,arf/. 
 fibenuinMift). [©ieflcriuii, ^Scriegcriiiii. 
 
 ConquereSS, knngk'ures, *. tit 
 
 Conqueror, kongk'Un'ir, «. l. 
 biv Qrobnet. 2. fcer ©iegtr, ?Sefiegcr. 
 
 Conquest, kong'kwcst, (fr. con- 
 quete) «. 1. bie (Srotevung. 2. fcie GrDbe; 
 rung (b<\i cro&crte Snnft !c. ). 3. bn Sitg. 
 4. [JJeuCalr.) ber eigeiie Griuert' (niibfr^ iiU' 
 burcf) (Jr6fd)(it't). Blackstone. 5. bie Qv-- 
 tingling (bet 5i'f'')f'f -c-)- 
 
 Consang'uineous , kon&ang- 
 
 gW'in'neuK, (Itlt.) «<</'• bltltSlieni'^nbt. Shak. 
 
 Consang:uinity, knnsanggwlii'- 
 4tc. *. bie 93li!tiHienii(inbtr(l)nft. 
 
 Conscience, kdn'slilnse, < (nt. 
 eonscientia) s. I. (fdjl '') bnS ^I'lUUptfcin. 
 2. [^45f)ilpr. ] bn& Q}eni(\en. 3. b(\6 Qinvifitu 
 (^tbenten, bie ®eixn(Tenl)iiftigfcir). 4. b<\& 
 9)?itn)iffcn. B. Jonson. 5. bie iua()re, luirf; 
 Ii(^e gjfeinung ob. ffiefinnung. 
 
 In conscience, nild) bem GS5eUMfTfn ; 
 (luf bn« 63eii)if7i'n ; iun(;rlirf) , ivnfjrlnitrig ; 
 binigenueife , gcivifi'enf'I;alber. Upon my -, 
 vcntjvud), auf'i ii3crt. In al' -, \ ludljrlirf). 
 To moke — or a matter of — of, fid) 
 ein ©ciuiffen tnnc^cn dni*). Court of -, 
 [<?ngl.] bnei P5civii(|i-n^gfrirt)t (ein ®crid)t6: 
 Jjut fiir !8eitreif>iing fleiner ©d)ulbrn in 2vn- 
 Cm unb niibcrn 5;<anbfl6iliibfcni. 
 
 Conscience-court, bilfi Wi'iviffenS; 
 (jfrid)t. --smitten, i>on OJemifTenebiiTcM 
 jjeplngr, i^-rfplgt. 
 
 Conseienced, knn'slilnsd , (in 
 3nranimcnr.) adj. ein Wmiiffen fjn&enb. 
 
 Conscient, konMisnt, adj. bavufst. 
 
 CoUSCi<'IltiOUJt, konslicen'slnis, 
 adj. geii)i|7inl)iifr. — <"'e. Conscien'- 
 tiously, gciuiffen^iift , niit (juteni &e' 
 njiffen. 
 
 Consrientiouj«neK«i,konKhcen'- 
 ■liuMies. s. bic (*ii'iiMfTail)nftigfeit. 
 
 ConNCiOlialtif*, kon'kliunabi, adj. 
 
 flniM(yrnl)afr, gc rcdjt, tiflig. — adv. C o n ' « c i - 
 
 • n a li I y . tiflig 5C. f ablncs. s. Mc 'TMfligff it. 
 
 ConKcionabieuexs, kon'sbun- 
 
 CoilKCiou»«, kon'!.bii.s, „dj. I. (of) 
 
 tmuipr, lid) crinnernb. 2. (f to. |Vn(l imnirr 
 of) t'cmupt (finer ®iid)e) , niiS inncrer 
 llc&erjengiuig :c. UMffenb). — adr. Con'- 
 Bcioiixly. unfTintlid), niit SrnMmifjrrein. 
 
 C4»n!<iCiOUNnes»i, kon'sliuKnes, s. 
 [^f)ilrr.l bill? SiiUMifjtfcin. 
 
 Conscript, knn'<ikript, (rnf.) ndj. 
 
 eln<iei"d)rirben ; [ 9{i!Mn. (Sifi'd). ] - f.iibeis. 
 Mc vetfamuuUcii SSiUir, Puiick couscripti, 
 
 CON 
 
 ©enntorcn. [ffribirte, itricgSbienftpffic^tigc. 
 
 Conscript, *. [granfr.] bcr Son; 
 
 Conscription, konskiip'sliun, s. 
 I. bni (?infd)reiben. 2. bie 9iuil)ebiing, 'Hn6-- 
 iuni)l, Aonffviption. 
 
 Consecrate, kon'sekrite, (tnt.) 
 V. a. 1. u'ci^en, eiimn-iljen (Atii-d)en :c. ). 2 
 fanonifiren, Ijeilig iVred)en ; iinrer bie 03otter 
 aiifnel)nien (lyie bie r&m. Snifer). 3. || luei: 
 hen , einfegncn (bie .s^i'ilie , ben 2Bein ini 
 >)UH'nbmnl;lc>. 4. i iveiljen, ivibnicn, bcitint; 
 men. 5. i l;eiligen (ihriiulrt-ig niiid)eiu ; 
 itnmpeln (^25i!n-tcr u.). 
 5. Principles or rules consecrated by 
 time. Websteh. 
 
 To consecrate one's name to poste- 
 I Ity. Hd) iinitert'lid) nuid)en. 
 
 Consecrate, «'(/. ? geiueiljt, Ijcirig. 
 
 ConseCrati<»n, knn^ckrasliun, s. 
 I. bie ©•inii)eil}iing, ^eil)img, ^eil;e. 2. bie 
 i^eiIigiVi"ed)iing. 3. bie (5-iii|>gnung (betS 
 iHTbes II lib Qi3cine6 im Slt'eiibtuiiljl). 
 
 Consecrator , konsckratur, s. 
 ^el• (iiiimeiljenbe, Giiirtgncnbe. 
 
 Consecratory , kon'sckraiure, 
 adj. I)eiiigeiib. 
 
 Consectary, kon'alktare, (Tnt.) 
 adj. ai\& etiuas foigenb , fo(gercd)t. — *. bie 
 Jolgc, ber gulgcrntj. 
 
 Consecittion, konseku'^hun, s. 
 1. bie i^iHQe, (£d)!ii(jreil)e. 2. bn6 91ufcinnn; 
 bcrftilgen ( luie ber gorben ) Newton. 3. 
 |*2l|1n)n.] --montli. bcr fijiuibifc^e ^TOoiint. 
 
 Consecutive, konsek'kiitiv, adj. 
 
 1. niif ob. iiiid) cinoiibrr frlgcnb (luie Ofl';rc). 
 
 2. [Sog.] (to) fclgenb (nufi). Locke. 
 Consecutively, konslk'kuiivle, 
 
 adv. l.nad)einnnber. 2.[£'og.J fo(gciib;fiiiglid). 
 Consenescence , konscnes'- 
 
 sense nber 
 Consene8Cency,konsene»'*liue, 
 
 (liu.) *. bai Slltcrn, 'ilfriDcrben. 
 
 Consension, konsen'shun, ((at.) 
 s. tie Uebereinilinunung. 
 
 Consent, konseni', (tat.) *■ 1. bie 
 
 (finu'idignng, 3ii|1inimung. 2. bie Ucber; 
 
 einilimtnung (ber 'i|5er|"onen). 3. ber Bnf.nn; 
 
 inculjnng (ber t>inge). 4 t bie 'iJJiitiiurhmg. 
 
 5. [^Micb.] ber Siifiitnnicnijang ob. bie ■OJiir: 
 
 enipftnbung, ©Dutparljie, i'ernu>ge ivcld)erein 
 
 iingegritfenerlljfil bfiS ©vflenu* einen entferii; 
 
 ten I(;eil niigreift. 6. bie 93errd)iuijruiig. Shak. 
 
 3. Sucii is the world's great liarniony 
 
 that springs 
 
 From union, order, full consent of 
 
 tilings. Pope. 
 
 "With (f of) one consent, finniiirl)ig, 
 etnl;e(Iig. With (the) - of .., mit &t: 
 ncl)m(}(i(tung. 
 
 Consent, ». n. l. (to) unfligcn, ein^ 
 ivifligen (in), &nua^ grneljinigen. 2. (wiili) 
 t'eippid)ten (Oeninnbcn) , rit'creiii|1iniinfn 
 (iiiir). 3. (to) t niiiiiiirfcn (jii). 4, no) 
 fid) i'rrfd)ivorcu (jn). _ .Shak. 
 
 Consentaneous, knnscnia'neus. 
 ailj. do) I'lberciiiiliminenb (tnit), gnnap. — 
 udv C o n s e n t a'n e o n s I y . griiuip. 
 
 Consentaneousness, knnscn 
 lA'nciVsnes , *. bic lletifrfiii|liininiiiig, ©fs 
 niiifilirir. 
 
 C<tnsenter , kmiKen'ii'r, *. ber 
 &ttiiviUt(]cn Sbcipi)i(()ttiibe. 
 
 CON 
 
 Consentient, kdnsln'sheent, adf. 
 
 einilinunig , glcid)fiJrmig. 
 
 Consequence , kon'spkwinse, 
 (I.) s. I. bie golge ("lOivfiing). 2. [Cog.l bie 
 giilgernng, golge, ber ©d)liig. 3. bie ©d)liip» 
 folge, golge. Muton. 4. bcr (JinfTiip (bie 
 9{td)tiing in Sejug nuf bie 2Civfiingen). 5 
 bie 2Ctd)tigfeit, ©il)e6lic()feit, SBebeutung, 
 ber 53elang. 
 1. The consequences of intemperance 
 are disgrace, poverty, disease and pre- 
 mature death. Webster. 
 
 In consequence of . . , in Ober )U 
 gclgc einer ®(id)e, . . . gemn0. By -, folg* 
 lid). To set up for a man of -, bctl luid)* 
 tigcn -iJiann fpielen. ' 
 
 Consequent, kon'sckwint, adj. 
 
 1. (to Ob. on) folgcnb (nI6 einc nntiirlid)* 
 
 \a3irf:ing) (.mi). 2. [Sog.] (to) fclgcnb (nu«). 
 
 I. His poverty was consequent on 
 
 his vices. Webster. 
 
 To be c o n s e q u e n t to ob. oa . . , [aU 
 gen nnS, eine golge fein iiun . . . 
 
 Consequent, *. I. bie Jplge (2Bir» 
 fnng). 2. [Cog.] bie gulge, golgeniug, bee 
 ©d)Iiif3. 
 
 Consequential , konsekwen'- 
 shal, adj. 1. folgenb (aI6 Die 523irrung), cr» 
 fotgenb, notl^iwenbig. 2. [2cg.] fi^lgeret^t. 3. 
 ii!id)tig. 4. poinpljaft diffefiirt, eingebilbet). 
 
 Consequentially, konsekwen'. 
 shalle, udv. 1. folgi'rid).ng. 2. a\i golge, 
 iiid)t unniittelbnr. 3. nad) einer regelmagifleii' 
 golge, orbrutiid). 4. mit ciiuC'erred)tIi4)) rtii» 
 geniMnmener ^id)tigfcit, piMiipl}aft. 
 
 Consequentialness , kons4- 
 kwen'slialiies, *. ber mbeutlid)e 3u|"amtuen» 
 Ijniig (ber 5{ebf). 
 
 Consequently , kon'sekwentl*,' 
 adv. 1. fi'Iglid). 2. nl« golge. 
 
 Conseq uentness, kon'sekwent- 
 nes, 4. + bcr Drbentlid)c 3ii|"aninienl)nna 
 cDer Sfebc). 
 
 Consertion, konscr'shun, (Int.) 
 *. bie aSevi-inbung, 91npniTniig. Yodkg. 
 
 Conservable, konser'vabi, (int.) 
 udj. erijiiltbnr. 
 
 Conservancy, konser'vansi, «. 
 Court of-, bflS 0)erid)r jnr (5-v()nlrniiG ber 
 ■oiird)erci nuf ber 11)emre, b<\.i' umu Sorb 
 -))iai)or I'on Conbpu gcl^nirrn lyirb. 
 
 Conservaut , konsei 'vant , ad). 
 erl;nltenb. [s. bit (5-rl)nltiing , aicii'n()run(j. 
 
 Conservation , konserva'shiui, 
 
 Conservative, konservaiiv, ad}. 
 crljoltenb, fpniVrunrio. 
 
 Conservative, *. [ (5-ngI. ] bet 
 a-rl)iilriing^m(iiin , Jtrnrcn'nriinnann (neuer 
 iJuimc ber loriet*). 
 
 Conservator, knnxcrva'iur, t. 1. 
 bcr (5rl)n!fer. 2. bcr ^luffrljcr, Oni'Vffri't- 
 
 Conservatory , knn>cr'vatui4, 
 udj. crljnircnb. — *. l. ber ^^cljalrer, b<^i 
 =5i-l)alrnifj (fiir fluiTigf "• ffllf SiU'iliinjeii); 
 ^rr .'Sm-ii-- ;c. Spciri)rr 2. b(i5 (5icuHid)6l)iiu6. 
 
 Conserve, konserv', i». «. I. cr» 
 (inirrn , bcu'(il)rfn. 2. riiimad)cn (■5riid)re!c.).^ 
 
 Conserve, kon'seiv, *. I. bie fipiii 
 iVri'f <bn5 (J-iMgcnuid)rr). 2. [^plinrm.] bt«^ 
 .tvomVn'e. 3. f ber 25el;iiltfr, bas C%i»d£^»» 
 Imiif. 
 
 Cunser^er, kouser'vur, *. \, ief 
 
FAte. fTir, faU. fat. Me, met. Fine. fin. NA, mive, n3r. got, 6iK rl6ud. Ti\be, tiib, full. t//in. THis. 189 
 
 CON 
 
 (Jr^flftcr, 95cn)nf)tfr; 2Iufi'tl)cr. 2. 6er iton: 
 f«ru<nm(irf)iT. 
 
 Consessioilf konslsh'shun. (lAt.) 
 «. t "" (Sii^iiiifl, •Berfnimiilung. [Seifitur. 
 
 Consessor, knnnessur, t. t "^ 
 ^C^Onsider, konsidur, ((nt.) v. a. 
 y, t brtradjreii, befeljen, niii'(^niicn. 2. betrncf); 
 tfii, enunnfn- 3. niirti)eii, fc^iii^eii , iid)tfn. 
 4. in ©etm(t)tuiig jie^en, in 'ilnfc^lng briii; 
 (jen. a. rrfcnneii; erfenntlirf> |"cin (fiir). 6. 
 6frucffi(<)tigeii , b. I), bejufjlen fiir gdjabre 
 ^liilje. Shak. 
 
 4- In adjuKting accounts, services, time 
 and ezpente ought to be contide- 
 jj^^ red. Weuster. 
 
 Considering, in ^CtTflC^t, iveiui mnn 
 In ^nrd)Infl briiigt; - tlmt, nuiieiXjfii tnp. 
 
 Cwnnider, v. n. 1. emit of) na<k- 
 btnfen (ul'er); ubfrlegrn, bfbeiifen, tnuaflcu 
 ((S-twfl^). 2. firt) bttfufen, iini'd)luiTt<l ffin. 
 
 CJonsidoraltle, knii.M<i'iiiabi.a(0°. 
 I. nlfrfllMir^lg, t)emerftn6ii'ertl). 2. htitn-. 
 ftnft, nnflricljen <i«. ^erfontn). 3. onfefjnlid), 
 btOiuttnt, bftr.i(t)riic^ , tvit^tig. 
 
 ConiiiderHbl(*ncv<ts , konMd'- 
 uiablnes, i. Die 2i3i(l>ti(jfiit , Der Sijertfj. 
 
 Tlie considernl>leiiess of tliingn is 
 to be estimated by their usefulness or by 
 llieir effects on society. 
 
 (Junsidernbly , koniiduraiile. 
 aile. beC('titi'n&, 6rtrad)tlic^ , iiin (in 9iaiu: 
 
 €Jonstdcranc« « konsid'uranse, 
 tf, t '''< 55ftrntf)fiin(i , ©nuiifliing. Sh*k. 
 ^ Cunnidernle, knuMdiliAte. adj. 
 1. btra(f)trtiiii , bcPiidjtlirf), riirgfam, oirftd): 
 tig. 2. t iiittriim. 3. niiijiifl, bidiii. 
 
 Considerately, kuusidiiiiteie. 
 adv. Ijipiirt^tiid), niir llmi'i(f>t. 
 
 ConsiileratenewSfknnsid u.iie- 
 ii«». t. bit ilittndjtrnnifeit, Uinn(<)t, X-k-. 
 bflcbtigPeit. 
 
 ConMidc*ration, kontlduri'sliun. 
 
 «. I. bie !Sctratl)tiing, Grii'iiflung. 2. bie 
 
 reiff, erni^e llrbfrlfiinng. 3. bie ^it^tigfcit, 
 
 SBcbrutung , bn« \lln|"cl)en. 4. bie ^bftrad); 
 
 tiing, ber SBetrnrfjt, mrunb, bie OCiicffidjt. 
 
 5. (of) bie DJilefridjt (niif), •Jlctjtung, ber 
 
 ibi-hroctt. 6. ('Kedjtefpr.J bn* 5a3erintlid)f, 
 
 ber ^reid ob. bie SBemtilnffiing eiiie* 2Jfr 
 
 trogi, baljer: 7. bie SJcrfliming, O-nrfitabi-. 
 
 jimg, SSergelfung, ber ^rftifi; bie >JJriiniie. 
 
 1. Let us lake into consideration 
 
 the consequences of a hasty derision. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 To take into consideration, in 53f! 
 ttflrtjtiing !.>b. llebfrlcgung jiefjen. The af- 
 fair is undrr-. timn beriul)i(^lngt fibct bie 
 
 (£ncf)e. Want of-, failure of -. lip.inbflj 
 
 ber rDTnngel nn Snlutn, bie mntigeifjofte 
 Salllta. For and in — of the sum of . . • , 
 Hin n. filr bie (giMiiinc i>rn . . In - of . .. 
 in Setrcff , jjinilidjriirf) , riirfilrfjtiirf) einer 
 ©rt(t)e. --money. l*f)niibeil bn* ilniifgi'ib. 
 To put on one's considering cap. (J \iA) 
 ben S.o\>\ jrrbridHU. 
 
 Coiisiderativc , knnsid inA<iv. 
 adj. + envi'ivnb. (Drnfer; ber ^riifer. 
 
 C.''<»nsid(>r(*r, konsidurur. t. ber 
 
 ConMifleriii{>- , knu.vidriiin^. t. 
 bie •i^errnd)riiiiii, Pruogiinn. Shak 
 
 Cousideriug^ly , kou«id'u.iiigle 
 
 CON 
 
 adv. tnit Hcberfegiing. 
 
 C^on.Si^nf konslne', dat eonsigno) 
 V. a. 1. (tift mit over) ilbergtben , i"iberlie= 
 fern ; jii|lcUen , cinijnnbigen ; l)inrtrlegen 
 (&t\\) ic). 2. nnuertrnuen. 3. [^nnbel] (to) 
 iibertniidjen, iibergeben (<in), fontlgniren, 
 iiCreifiren (33niiren :c.). 4. (nuff> mit over; 
 to) n)til)en, ivibtnen t&tiua« ju einem be; 
 fonbern 0)ebrrtu<fte to. 5. mit unterjei(l)ncn 
 (JU Gtmn^); beftegeln. Shak. 
 
 1. At death the body is consigned to 
 the grave. Webster. 
 
 Consigned money, Depofitengelbcr ; 
 - goods, SiMiiinti'iuinfi! u. Spebitioni-gfitcr. 
 To - to writing, flufjeicf)nen ; ni!rTd)i'eibi'u, 
 nieberfd^reiben. To - any one to punish 
 inent. to silence, (Sineii bejlrafen Inffen, jiini 
 i3ti(ird)iucigen uevmeiien. 
 
 CJonsig^n, r. n. i. f ^\d, mit einem 
 "Mnbern gleirt)in 25ebingiingen u. untenuir= 
 fen, fid) iiiitenuerfen. 2. einivilligen. Shak. 
 
 Cousig-natary, knusig'uature, «. 
 [>^iinbei] ber iionilgniUiir, Deppfitiir. 
 
 Cunsil^nation , kr.M.signa'shun, 
 I. t !• bie Uebergabe, >21nuertrniiiing ; S^iw-. 
 rerlnge. 2. bie llebcrmod^iing. 3. f bie llu; 
 teriri<t)iuiiig. 
 
 Cuiisi^'natiure, konKig'natshure, 
 I. I. bie unbtbingte llnterjeid)nung. 2. bie 
 grmeinfd)iiftiid)e llnter)eid)niiiig. 
 
 Coiiiiiq'iief^, konsigiiei', t. [Span- 
 bell a) ber >Jlninf, Snttor, £pebiteiir, Soni: 
 mifuunrtr, OJerdjnftffilljrer. b) ber G-inpfiin: 
 ger, 25cru>nl)rer einer 5pinterlage, Konilgs 
 nntar. 
 
 CuiiNi{fn(>r, konsl'nur, ^ j. [ipnn< 
 
 CuuKig^nor, \ bcl a) 
 
 ber Uebcrniad)er , Uebcrfenber , 2Ibfenber, 
 :IkTi'(l)iifrr, SBiuireneinfenbrr. b) ber iiJnrt: 
 reiibeileller, Bonimitreut, ^Jliiftrnggeber. 
 
 ConsilJ-UiflcatiOU , koii.<.ignete 
 ka'shiin. ». bic gfmciiird)(iftlid)c 23ebeuriing. 
 
 Consii;-iiificaf ive , knnMgnif- 
 ekativ, itdj. glridjbebintenb. 
 
 CoilMifj^nilient, knn.s!nr'nient. t. 
 1. bie >piiirerlegiing; l.^piiiibel] bie Koiingno: 
 tion, lleberreni">ung, lleberninrfjiing (u. iUiin: 
 rtn). 2. bie .^inralnge; Opiinbcl) bie in 
 fti'mminiongegebonen'JiJnnrrn, bnS oeruinbte 
 0)iit. 3. bie ^intiricguiige.-, JitonfigniUionf nf tf . 
 
 Consignment of goodK, bie .Konfignil- 
 lipn, SBiinreni'erfenbnng ; - of Pb. in specie, 
 ijie "^aiirfenbiing; good* in -, Jtuufigniitipn;': 
 luniiren, fpnfignirte 'lUniiren. (rtljiilid). 
 
 Consilllilar, lionsim'elur. ndj. ■•; 
 
 C'MII-Siltlilitude) konsemiretudi-. 
 *. t bic «Ucf)nli(t)feit. 
 
 CJonsist, kons?st'. ((at.) V. n. I. be> 
 \it\)t\\ ibn fein, fprtbaiiern, bniiern). 2. (mit 
 ill) bei^c^en (in). 3. (of; beilcfjrn (nti^). 4. 
 bnrd) &tn)n6 fein. Shak. [beilefjcn (mit). 
 
 To consist with, (id) pertrrtgcn (mit), 
 
 Health consists with temperance 
 alone. Pope. 
 
 ConniHtence, knnMs'tense, ) «. 
 
 C'UII.*li.*it4>IlCy , koiiMis'tcnse. \ 1. 
 
 bet a.V|1iinb, bie3iii'iiii""e"i'«5>iiig (t'inf^ii5f: 
 iVur , riiu-S l?i!'n'er5). 1. i biT 'lieilonb, bie 
 I^iiiirr, {!r''i1igf''it- 3. bic riiitrigfcir, X>id)tf, 
 I>i(fc. 4. brr 3iiriimtiirnl)iinfl, bic llfbcrriu: 
 ilimiming. 5. ber ©tinjTanb (u. ©ingrn, bic 
 ju : I'bet fibncljmcn fonneo). 
 
 CON 
 
 2. A friendship of a lasting consis- 
 tency. Webster. 
 4. Tiie consistency of laws ; — of opi- 
 nions; — of beliavior or of character. 
 Web-hter. 
 To have no consistency together, 
 lid) luibcrfprerfjen (o. fflenldjtcn). - of be- 
 havior, of character, ein gleic^ed iSeneljmen, 
 ein g(eid)cr ^arafter. 
 
 Consistent, kons's'tent, ndj. 1. 
 
 fell, bid)t, nidjt fti'iffig. 2. (witli) i"iberein< 
 
 (limmeiib, pertrngtict) , uereinbar (mit). Z, 
 
 jufiinunenijiingenb. 
 
 2. Tlie law is consistent with justica 
 
 and policy. Webster. 
 
 To be consistent with one's self, 
 
 mit fic^) felb|l einig fein. — with reason, iter« 
 
 nunftgemnp. To make - wiih . ., in ©inf 
 
 filing bringen mit . . [libereinilimmenb. 
 
 Consistently, koioisienile, nde. 
 
 Consistorial, kon.sUi6'real, adj. 
 
 fird>enrritl)li4), Sonililorial . . .^ 
 
 Consistory, konsLs'ture, (int.) *. 
 I. iai geiillidje OJeridjr. Bi ackstone. 2. ba< 
 itonfiilDrium (bie' ^nrbinnl6i>erfammlnng). 
 
 3. $ cine feierlid)e 25erfiimmliiug. Miltok. 
 
 4. (>:pri>t. kixiijt] tai &oiirt|li'rinm , ber &\u 
 d)eurntfj. 5. -j- ber 9lufeiitl)(ilri-ort, 2i3ul}nort, 
 (Sit). My counsel's -, mein get)eimed ^a< 
 binet. Shah. 
 
 Consociate, kons&'shiate, (lilt.) 
 *. .ber It)eiii;nbcr, Wituerbunbene, ^it« 
 fd)ii(bigt. 
 
 Consociate, v. a. l. verbinben, }n> 
 geieden, uereinigen. 2. perbinben, befeiligen, 
 jufninmcn^alten. — v. n. (id) ucrbinben, iid) 
 percinigen. 
 
 Consociation, kon.sosliji'shun, 
 s. 1. bie engc SUevbinbung (p. ^erfpncn u. 
 ©ingen). 2. bie O'l'iiflf'^it, ber pertraute 
 llmnang. 
 
 Cousol, kon'sol. (p. Consolidate) 
 s. Consols fi'ib in Gngianb bie tuvd) bi« 
 SBetfidjerung obcr jRpnfolibirung pcrfdjicbcnet 
 ©tfldt^jinfen gebilbcten JJi'nb* obcr @tiiiufi« 
 ubiigattpnen. Tliree per cent — s, fpnjVli* 
 birre 3°/o DJcnte. [bnr. 
 
 Consolable, konni'labl. adj. mil' 
 
 Consolate , kou's^laie , 1). a. * 
 
 rrBften. [ber Irpft. 
 
 Consolation , kon.snla'.Nliun . r. 
 
 Cousolator, kon's^latur, t. bet 
 
 Irojlcr. 
 
 Consolatory, konsol'latiire. odj. 
 trojlrnb, tr5|llid). — «. bie ^roilrebe, IrP|l» 
 fd)rift. 
 
 Console, konsole', ((.) v. a tTU|len. 
 
 Con.<<ole, kon'sol, *. l-Krctit.J bit 
 Svonfple, ber KMgilein ; bie ©iiif.-.n'iiiig (cine« 
 Diidjfciiiler^). 
 
 Consoler, konsn'lur, s. bcr ir5|1er. 
 
 Consolidant, knnNOl'edaut, adj. 
 [9)icb.l jufnmmcnhcilcnb. - »■ bai iiiuim* 
 mcnl)cilrnbc 'Wirtcl. Coxe. 
 
 Con8olidate,kniisol'idite. (I.soli- 
 diis; fr.coii%oiider) c.u. 1. fciligrn, befeiligcn, 
 fciTcn, bid)ten (Jtinpcr), iliirfcii. i- lOKeb.] 
 heilrii, julieilcn, jinnnimcnljciicn. •5. 19{cd)r«» 
 fpr. ] I'crcinigcn , fpmbiiiircn i Jivci 25iU3, 
 iioci ^n'rfinben in cino. 4. fpiifplibirrn, fiin< 
 bircn (fine Sriidiffdjiiib). lipcrbcn. 
 
 Consoliilate, * ». (;art, fcil, i'lit^t 
 
l0(J FSte, far, f^ll, fat, M. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r. got. 6il. rl^i'id. Tt\be. tob. fi'ill. f7/in. Tffis." 
 
 CON 
 
 ' Coinsolidate, adj. i. ju einet ^Arten, 
 fefteii, Did)teii ■OKiifi'e nufaet'ilf'Ct- 2. roniolicirt, 
 fuiibirt (u. ©tnnterrf)ulben o&. ^npieren). 
 
 Consolidation, koii8oi£dil'«liun, 
 *. I. bie Jeftigung, 5Befc|1iaiing, ajerbid)riiiig 
 Uinti &'i>r\>tv6). 2. [9{ccf)tc-fpr.] bit '■Seveu 
 higung (iiucier iSidS, jweier ^pfriinbeit 2c. in 
 <ine). 3. [-IReb.] bn« 3"fnn'>"C"l;«ilfn > tic 
 guljeiliing. [flciib, trijjllirf). 
 
 Consoling*, kons^'ling, adj. txi): 
 
 ConsOUauce,kon's6nanse,(Con'- 
 • onancy) «. 1. [~5Ruf.] bit ^onfoiianj, ber 
 3iifammenf(rtiig. 2. [©rntmn. , 9?()et.] ber 
 &leid)tnut, ©leicf)flang. 3. i ber ©inflnng 
 bit lletcreinflimmung. 
 3. The consonance of opinions 
 amongst judges. Webster. 
 
 Consonant, kon'sonant, adj. 1. 
 (niit to; mnnd)in. uiit with) uijereiiii'tim: 
 nienb (mit), gemaf. 2. [■-OTuf.] a) - intervals, 
 tint itonfonanj l;crycrbringcnbe OiiteronUe; 
 b) jiirnmiiienfltinmcnb (u. Slfforben). 
 
 Consonant, *. ber ^7J?ttinuter, Rim. 
 fonant. [(to) gcmiig, ja SJoige, nncf). 
 
 Consonantly, kon'sonantle, adv 
 
 Consonantness, kon'sonantnls. 
 «. bie llebcrciiiftiimming, ®emn0heit. 
 
 ConsonOUS , kon'sonus, adj. 
 tWuf.] jiirnnnnenilitnmenb, ^nrmonifc^. 
 
 Consopiate, kon$6'peate, t). a. t 
 etnfc^Infcrn. [f bie emfc^Itiferiing 
 
 ConsopiatiOn, konsopca'shun. a 
 
 ConSOpite, kon'sopite, V. a. f 
 
 einfrfjinfern. — adj. f eingefdjlnfert, ruf)ig, 
 eenif)igt. 
 
 Consort, Hon'son, ((at. consors) t. 
 I. ber ©enop, ®efn()rte; Oefcflfd^nfter ; bt-. 
 (Dnber6 2. ber &<ittt, bit ©nttinn. 2. bieSBcr; 
 fammlung uon ^crroncn, uni ubct Qtmni 
 ju berntf)rd)Ingen. Spenser. 3. bie 25crbiii; 
 bung, SSereinigiing. 4. * tai ^oiijert. 5. 
 l^at.] baS 5BriiDerfc<)iff, bie Jtrin'oi. 
 
 Queen-consort, (jur Uiiterfdjcibung 
 DDtt Queen regent u. Clueen dowager), bie 
 f5iugli(f)e ®cnin()rinn. 
 
 Consort, konsort', v. n. (with) f(cf) 
 Oerbinbeii (niit), fit^ geicfleii (ju). 
 
 Consort, v. a. l. jugcfenen, uer6iiu 
 ben, cfjclid) uerbiitben. 2. f 6egleiteii. 
 
 To consort one's self (with), fid) get 
 fcHen (JU). 
 
 Consortable, konsor'tabi, adj. 
 p([{)eub , geniiip , <iugeiii((Ten , vergleic^bar, 
 flieid). 
 
 ConSOrtion, konsor'shun, «. f 
 bie ®eiuifTenf(()(ift. [(SienoffeMfdjaft. 
 
 Consortsllip, konsortsliip, «. bie 
 
 Cousouud, kon'sound, t. [%ot.J 
 bie SEndiuurj, iai iBeiuiuefl. 
 
 Conspcctable , konsplk'tSbi. 
 adj. t fict)tbat. ['■' j ber ©cfid^Kjlnii. 
 
 Couspectuity, konspckiueie, s. 
 
 Couspersion, konsper'slmn, «. 
 •f b(\i ©preiigcn, bie Sjefprenguiig. 
 
 Couspicuity, kouspeku'et^ , «. 
 ■J- 1. bie ^ilnfeljulidjfeit. 2. .^efle, itinrfjeit. 
 3. bie Dcutli(ftfeit. Shak. 
 
 Conspicuous, konspik'uus, (I.) 
 adj. 1. ndjtDiU-. 2. 1 a) iius-gcjcidiiier, bcriit)nu, 
 iflnfel)nli4>. b) beutlidj. — adu- Conspic'u- 
 ously, 1. fid)rbar. 2. bcutlid). 3. vrr* 
 iU(}li(4, etiie Au^gcieid^iict; 'Wtiit. 
 
 CON 
 
 Conspicuoitsness , konspik'- 
 
 uusnes, j.l.bie(2ic^tbnrfeit(einei5tl)urtu«K.). 
 2. ± bie !»erul)mtf;eit, ginfe^iilic^feit, ber 
 S){uf (eineS Sd)rift|le(ler6 jc). 
 
 Conspiracy, koiispu'asi ((nt.) «. 
 
 1. T bie 95er|'d>iv)brung (gegen ben ©tnnt ic). 
 
 2. ± [ditd)t6\\)r.] bie aJerfc^miJrung (fnlft^cr 
 3eugen, iilager gegen einen Unfc^ulbigen). 
 
 3. bie 'OWitiuirfung, Sufdniinenmirfung (mel): 
 rer Ur|nd)en ju cinem ©reigntfTe). Sidmev. 
 
 Conspirant , konspirant , adj. 
 
 oerrd)miiren. Shak. 
 
 Conspiration, konspera'shun, s. 
 
 1. bie a5er)"d)iuoruiig. 2 bie 9)iitiuir(ung 
 (tneljrerer Dinge ju einem (*nbe). 
 
 Conspirator, konspir'atur, «. 1. 
 ber SBeri'd)iBorene , «D?ituerrd)iVDrene. 2. 
 L3{ed>t«)pr.] ber 2>err(t»n)orene (folfc^egeuge, 
 i^Inger gegen einen Unfc^uibigen). 
 
 Conspire, konspire', (Int.) r. It. 1. 
 fid) uerf4)n)ijren. 2. [die(i)t6\pt.] fid) uer< 
 l"d)iuoren (jum Untergnnge euieg Uufdjuibi; 
 gen). 3. i fid) ueretnigen, juinmmentreffenj 
 iid) uerfc^mijren. 
 3. All things co aspire to make us pros- 
 perous. 
 
 Conspirer, kdnspi'rur, «. ber 93er> 
 fdjiworene , •sBfitDerfdjiuorene. 
 
 Conspiriug" , kdnspi'ring , adj. 
 [■•Biec.J -powers, juromineniuirfenbe^rnfte. 
 Harris. — adv. Conspi'ringly, in ber 
 4Irt einer 23erfd;iuorung ; Ciirf^ 25evi(^»)Druiig. 
 
 Couspissatiou , kduspissi'shiin, 
 *. b<\6 25erbi(f«n ; bte Dicfe. 
 
 Conspurcatiou , konspurka'- 
 sliuu, *. t bie ii5erunreinigung. 
 
 Constable, kun'viabt, (fr. conne- 
 table) «. 1. |(?ngl.J The Lord High -, ber 
 iiurb D0erfon|1ai>el (ber 7te iironbeninte) 
 
 2, [QuQl. u. 9iorbnnt.J ber ilonilabel (ein 
 Jriebeusbeaniter, n>ie ^olijeibiener, £iuar< 
 tierfomiuiffnr, 2Sogt). 3. [(i'ugl.J ber iioniJ 
 mnnbiint (beg lomer in Sonbiin lo. 
 
 High constable , ber Ciberfcniln&el, 
 Petty -, ber llntcrfonflrtbel. 
 
 To overrun the constable, O nid)t 
 rec^nen fiitnnen, niit feiner 9{ec^nung nict)[ 
 nusfomnien, b. i). meljr nuegeben, (il6 man 
 beft^t ober bejnl)len fnnn. 
 
 Coustablesllip , kun'stabUhip, 
 «. brt6 'Jlnu emce ivi'iiriiibcis, ili'inuinnbauten 
 
 CoUStable^vicJk, kun'stablwik, 
 
 ber 'ilnitgbejaf einte .Ronilnbels. 
 
 Constance, kdustau^e, «. S.vi\i 
 flnntiii, iionilrtuje cOianic;. 
 
 Constancy, koustanse, (inr.) «. 
 I. ber a5e|hinb, bie iicilnnbigfeit; Uiiuernni 
 berlid)teit, uniieiniiberlidje gatrbnuer (C^iot; 
 te6 u. I'einer iticrfe). 2. ± a) bie >^c|lanbig: 
 feit, 25cl)arrlid)feit , ©f(inbl;aftigfeit cin ber 
 eiebeic). b) bieSrnnbljnfngfeit, (yciilceilarfe 
 (im Ungiiicfe). 3. bie (i)eiuipl;eit, 2l5nl;rl)eit, 
 2eirflid)fett. Shah. 
 
 Constant, kon'stant, adj. I. f fe|l, 
 nid)t fluiTia (v. itorpern). 2. betlanbig, un= 
 ueranbert, unuernnberlic^. 3. i beilanbig, 
 |lnnbl)nft (greuub ic.) , bet)nrrlid). 4, i (to) 
 treu, gerreu. 
 2. The world's a scene of changes, and 
 to be 
 
 Constant, in nature were incon- 
 stancy. COWLSV. 
 
 CON 
 
 4. A man constant to his purpose of 
 to his duties. Websteh' 
 
 Constant age, [aaSiffcnfd).] bn« ©titt. 
 (InnbSnlter. A -rain, tin iinl).iitenber3?egfii.' 
 
 Constantly, kou'stantle, adv. 1. 
 (Innbljiift. 2. beflnntig, |Ter«. 3. gcivig.SHAK. 
 
 Constat, itoii'siat, ((. 253.) s. [Cfngl.] 
 b«« 9Utc|1, ber ®d)ein. ' 
 
 Constellate,konstliiate,(neulnt./' 
 v.n. (t u. fa|Tnur±) jnfnmmenglanjen, ju» 
 fninnienrd)etnen. 
 
 Constellate, v. a. (f u. fa\i niir i ) 
 in einem (^innje (incljrere fdjeinenbe torpor) 
 oereinigen. [oefnct 
 
 Constellated, flemig , mit (3iJe|Tiruen 
 
 Constellation, konstllla'shun, 
 
 *. 1. tai ©ternbilb, bie JsonfleHntion, 2. i 
 ein SSerein pon 25i'((fomnienl)citen ob. 25Dr» 
 jiigen, ba6 ©ternbilb, ber ©rem. 
 
 Consternation, konsterni'shun, 
 (Int.) ». bie !5e|tiirjung. 
 
 Constipate, kon'siepAte, (flit.) »•■ 
 a. 1. oerbid^ten, uerbirfen (Il)riid)en). 2. 
 [*B?eb.] i>er|lopfen (ben Seib); SBerilopfnn^ 
 uerurindjen. 
 
 Constipation, konstepa'shun, ». 
 
 1. bie 25erbid)rung, SBcrbicfung (u. lljeildjen). 
 
 2. [Web.] bie Q3er|Tt'pfung. 
 Constituent, konsiitsb'ulnt, (int.) 
 
 adj. bilbenb, nufninc^eilb. Oxygen and hy- 
 drogen are the constituent parts ot 
 water, ©aucrfloff unb <!DnfTer|Tiiff fmb bit' 
 !ge|lnnbtl;eile ob. (Srunbiloffe be« ^H3nffer«. 
 
 Constituent, *. I. btrjcnige, iuel»* 
 d^er, bnijenige, mn5 eine ©nc^e bilbet, btt 
 Urijeber, bie SBerantnffung. 2. ber 33e|lnnb» 
 tljeil (einer ©nc^e). 3. [^:j5plit.] ber Sonittf' 
 tnent, SJodmndjtgcber. Burke. 4. ber »iliu 
 lueiier, Slu^ilefler ober Slusgeber einer 2ln»' 
 lueii'uug. 
 
 1. Their first coinpo.vure and origination 
 requires a higlier and nobler consti- 
 tuent than chance. Hai.e. 
 
 Constitute, kon'sietute, (Int.) v. a. 
 
 1. einrit^ten, errid)ten, nniTbiien, einiVije't 
 (®f|Vt}e 2c. ). 2. nii«marf)en (biiben, in fifh 
 entl)a!ten). 3. fipclir. J nborbnen, bfiterien, 
 erneiinen ; jum 5i5ci>ii(liund)rigreii einTet^cn. 
 
 2. Truth and reason constitute tliat in> 
 tellectual gold that defiCN destruction. 
 
 Joiinnon. 
 
 Constituted authorities, I'Crfnfyung.-* 
 niii(5ige 23ef)i!>rben. 
 
 Constituter, kon'stetutiir. I. 1. 
 ber Koniliruciit, >JliH'rbiier, 9Sii(linnd)rget)er. 
 
 2. ber (S-rrid)rer, ©tifrcr. 
 ConstitutiOU,knnsletu'shun.(lnf.) 
 1. bie Grridjriing, 'Jcilfetjung, (S-inreijiiitg, 
 
 ^onfliruirnng. 2. a) ber ^IJeilnne , bie ibe« 
 r(^nffenl)eit, jDrbnung, ^Mnprbniing (irgcnb 
 eine« jRijrper^). b) bie Ceibeft>erd)nffenl)eit. 
 c) bie <J)eniiirl)«befd)nffenl)cit. 3. [^olir.J bie 
 £on|litutiLin, ajerfaffuiig , ©tnnt^i'erfafTuni). 
 4. bie 95cri)rb'iiing ( bn« befonbere (i5e|V$>. 
 The novel constitutions of Justinian 
 tud his successors , [rijm. 5{ed)r] bie ^Tp* 
 uellcn, neuen i^imtlirntiLMien 3ii|1'"'<">* u« 
 fciner 9?nd)fplgfr. 
 
 Const it9ltional,kniistitii'shuna1, 
 udj. 1. ^l•r l'cibrei>frd)nftenl)fir Pb. (ijfiniitljff 
 bcrcl)nfffiil)eir iniviMinrnb , in ber Seibef be» 
 |d<aiTrnl}eit liegenb. 2. l')>iMir.J fonilinitionrU, 
 
Fate, fnr, fall, fat. M^, met. Fine. fin. N6, mOve, n6r, got, 6ri. c]6iid. tube, tub, fnlJ. tMn, THis. 101 
 
 CON 
 
 verfnfTiin(]€ma^ig. 3. bit ^onflitution bd 
 ttcffcne. 
 
 1. A coniti tut ional infirmity; con- 
 stitutional ai dor or dullness. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Constitutiontklist , lionKtetu- 
 •hUiialUt, t. L'^i>l(t.j Cer tUiit^iiiiiier ttt JSer= 
 fnlTuiiii. 
 
 Cunstitutiouality , l^onsteru- 
 •liuual'cie, «. 1. ["DJicO.j ba& 2\eqen in ttt 
 £cibc6bei'd)affeiilj«it (ui>n eiiiet ixninfljnt). 
 CoxE. 2. [^olit.j tie iBcrfnf[uiig6mii^i(){eit. 
 
 Coustitu<iouttIly j lioastciu'- 
 •liuiialle, attv. i>i;r(aiTiiiiij6iim^iif. 
 
 CuitstitutioniMt, lionstetu'shun- 
 ikt. 4. tin 01iil;>iiii)er tec SBerfiiituiiii, ia 
 
 Couatituti^e, lion'steiutiv, adj. 
 
 1 . audiiia(t)eiiD, merentlic^ ; f. C o u • t i t u e n t. 
 
 2. uerorMieiil), tuiiilituireiib. 
 CunfttrttiUf lioaitirAne' , ((at. con- 
 
 ■tringere; c. a. t. triilioeil , ilvitl(|CII, trei: 
 ben. 2. jiDtiiigeii, eiiiiivaiiai'ii, eiiieiioen, ein> 
 fd^ltepen, firucfeii^ umd) i tm(<titante\\ k.). 
 
 3. }inViuimen}icl}(ii, biiibcii. 4. iiDtI)igcM, 
 tiiuiigeii jii . . . 5. fetll)aUeti , 6iiiDen , it^tUx. 
 6. t fd><iiit>«i«. eiireljreii. Shak. 
 
 2. How the strait stays tiie slender waist 
 
 constrain. Gav. 
 
 3. Wlien winter rronts constrain tlie 
 
 field with cold. Drvokk- 
 
 Constrained, i oe|)vunQen ( &4)reil» 
 art ic). 
 
 Cunstraiuable « konstri'nabl, 
 adj. jiuingbar, teiu SuMiige iiiitermorfen. 
 
 CJouittruiuedly , iiOustrA'uedl^, 
 adv. (ii°iiv>i»a>'>i- 
 
 CoiiM(raiii(*r, knusiiinur.*. 1. &er 
 Sunnociitr. 2. i Pec (j-iiiiiumigente , Qin-- 
 ftt^riiiifcnDe. [3n)aiig. 
 
 Coustraiiit , konxtrint', «. trr 
 
 CoUMtraiutivt?, knnstrAu'liv,aW/. 
 jiiMiiiiciiC, imi iiuiiiijrii faiiii. 
 
 Constrict, kousirikt', dat.) v. a. 
 itiianimciijieljrn, eiiiciidcii (iii:>rper>. 
 
 CwnNtrictiUU) konstilkslmn, «. 
 1. t* Cie 3iii'iiiiiiiirii)iei)iiiig , 3inVinimrii: 
 frt)iii'icutig. 2. (Jliirtt.) 6ie3«irflmiiiinjiil)Uii!), 
 3ui"amiiieiirrt)lif6iiiia lemee -ffiuffeie ic). 
 
 Cuustrictur, kouktrik tur, s. I. 
 trni Sinammeiijiel)' life. 2.1>iiiiat.J DerSdjlice' 
 niii^f ci. 3. [ diiUiiro. J tie @(f)lingec ( '^rt 
 (£d)lniiije). Boa -, tie gemeint iS(l)liiiflcr. 
 
 fJtmatringV; , kouktrinje', r. a. iii> 
 )aiiiiiii'ii)iclit'ii, eiiieiigeii. 
 
 CJonstring'fSUt) konstnn'jent, adj. 
 juriiiniiieiiiicljcnt. 
 
 Construct « koustrukt', ((at.) v. a. 
 
 1. bnucti, errid)reii, niift'iiljrcii (eiii @cDiiute>. 
 
 2. i jiii'niiinienreoeii, aiiiilcncii ceiii eijilciii), 
 l>aiieii (eiii ©d)iff, tiutn iMefat}); aiiortiicii 
 (eiiif 9{cte K.). 3. teiitfii, niitlcgcn , I'erilo 
 i)t\\. 4. (Wtirij.) fiMiilriiiccii uiiie >Jiui9a6e;, 
 aufrriHrn (eiiie Juiiid. 
 
 Coustructer, konstrdk'tur, «. Dn 
 Grbaiier, SBeriVrtigor. 
 
 Construction ^ konstnik'shun, 
 (lar.) t. 1. t.i* iiaiioii, tie e-rbaiiiiiig, 'iliif; 
 fiil)riiiig, tn ■^iii. i. tcr 5'.ui, tic ^aiiiirt. 
 
 3. [Wr.inr.ii.l a> tic Kiiuh-iiffini, tie auorf; 
 fiigiiiig. b) trr'iiiiii iruu* iKetii'iinrf ). 4. tir 
 Siiiiii, ticiliijirgiiiia. i'l'iifuiifl- J-»' l<aeiMii.j 
 
 CON 
 
 bit Jtonflniftion (einer Sliifgnbe) ; bai 9Iuf: 
 
 reipeii, tec 'Jliifrip (eiiiecjjujiic;. l») [-JUgcbc.] 
 
 tie ^oni^cuttitiu, 9iuetitl)cumj (eiiiet ®lei; 
 
 djmi.p. 
 
 4. Wliat construction can be gut upon 
 
 this attair, or upon the conduct ol a 
 
 man 7 Webstcr. 
 
 To put a construction upon, teuteii 
 
 (^tivae;. To put an ill — upon . . ., tiv&: 
 
 i)aiu >Jliuiirc{ungcii mad)Cii liber ... Tu 
 
 make the best - ot . ., (j'tiua^ guil|lig teiltCll. 
 
 Construe tionai)k6nsttuk'shan 
 al, a(</. t tie Deiiiuiiii, >21u6legiiiig L'crrrtfciit. 
 
 Constructive, kouslruk'liv, ttdj. 
 gefohjert ( iiid^t gecate )u nudgetcucfu , i)tX' 
 gelfitet. 
 
 Constructive treason. Blackstose. 
 
 Stipulations, expressed or implied, for- 
 mal or constructive. Falev. 
 
 Constructively, konstrukiivlC: 
 adv. turd) Deutung t)tec (yuigeruiig, rcld*^-' 
 rung6iuei|f. [*■ ttc ^au, tiic (^etniite. 
 
 ConstruCture, knustruktuhiire. 
 
 Construe, kouslru, (k6n'stur>, V. 
 a. 1. fmiilruiceii , gel^ijrig uecbiiiteii Dt. ju- 
 l'aiiiu)eii|°ei;eii ClUorier;. 2. teiitcii, oiielegeii. 
 
 To construe into, Ulllteilteil IIIO. 
 
 Constuyrute, kousiiiprite, Uat.; 
 a. a. I'^aiiti'ii, eiiiel^rrii. 
 
 Coustuprution, koustupra'shuu, 
 M. tie i£(t}aiituiid, (i'iuti;cuiig. 
 
 CoUSUbsist, konkubsist', (lat.) V. 
 n. nut tiii'tiii, foeyijlireii. 
 
 CoUSubStuntittI , konsubstau - 
 khal, llilt.j adj. I. [ ^l)eul. J eiiicd '.luefeiid, 
 fuiirubii'iiitii-'U- ^- (lleu1)ariig. 
 
 Consubstantiulikt,konkubstan'- 
 shaiist, (. [^l)CLii.j tic ^ul;iuigcc, S3ccfe(t)tcr 
 ttc tbei'eii6eiiit)cit. 
 
 Cousubstttutiality , konsub 
 
 siansliealcie. 4. 1. [^t^col.j tie '^aJeiVlleeills 
 t>«ii, iirjii'ubiltiiutiilitai. 2. tte<aieid)i>riigfeit. 
 
 Cousubstuntiatc, konsubsian - 
 sheate. v. a. ill tcmiVibcii 'Ot^eien veci'iiiigeii. 
 
 Consubstuutiate, v. n. [il;cvi.j 
 fid) jur i<cl;cc i>oii ttc OX'iigegeiiiurtct (teo 
 iieibes jc. (Fijnili; bcteiiiuii. 
 
 Cousubstantiation , konsub 
 kiaukhea'siiun, «. li^;et)i.j tie'i)ii(gigeiiiuac[ 
 ttee teibefi :c. 6l;ci|5i;. 
 
 Consul, kon'siii, (lat. W.) 1. 1. [9{&m. 
 (iJerdj.J tec ili>ii("iil. 2. |.i)ij)UMii.J tec iioiu 
 fill, i>iiiitcl6agciit, ipaiiOci6cid)ter. 3. f fee 
 JCnrtjgebec iiAcoji. shak. 
 
 Cousulag'e, kon'suladje, a. cine 
 •Ubgnbe, l«eld)e tie bCirifdje Levant Company 
 I'lMi eiiigcful}Cifh ot. auegefiil^cteii aUanccii 
 ecl;ebt, uiii taniit il;cc ^ufien {U becfeiii bit 
 £iMifulncg(biil)Ccti. 
 
 Consular, kon'shuiar, adj. funfiiln: 
 cifd), JSiMlfUlac..., iCoilfllUU... Consular 
 agent, tec JliMifulacnflciU. — certificate, bai 
 iliiiifulat ■■ (Eectiiifnt. 
 
 Consulate, kdn'shulat, *. [Siijm. 
 fflcfd). u. 'Mfi>t. Diploiu.J a) ba& ivoiifulnr. 
 b; trtf iioiifiilnnit, tie ©lede ciiie^ itoiifiil^. 
 c; tad^iMifuhu c.Uiiitc'bureaii ciiiei^ ^iviifiili?; . 
 
 Consulsiiip, knu'kuKhjp, «. (iiiir 
 luMi tcm riMiiifdjeii Jsriifiiliu tn^ iliMifuiat. 
 
 Consult, knukiill', (Mr.; v n. rilti)^ 
 fd)iiigi'ii, fid) bcriuljcii, jii :ii'iul)c gci)rii. 
 
 Consult, V. a. ,. m 3(atl;e ^icf^rii, 
 
 CON 
 
 urn 5{fltf) frngeti; fi(^ iWatljS crfiDlcn bei. . 
 
 2. ± ju 9intl)e jiel;cii, iii 'iJiifc^Ing bcingeil. 
 
 3. + i>ecnn|ta(ten ; eiiriucrfeii. 4. iiiidjff^jlngcn 
 (eiii Slid)). 
 
 2. Ere fancy you consult, consult 
 your purse. FkankuM. 
 
 Consult, knii'sult. ^ konxulr, «. " 
 11. nur %. I. tie 23crntl)fd)iaguMg. 2. ter 
 5Scfd)luf5, ©iitfd)lup, »efc^eit. 3. tie 9{atl)«» 
 uerfnmtuluiig. 
 
 Consultation, knnsuiti'shun, ». 
 I. tie S^crnrl)fd)lngiiiig. 2. tie berat()rd)la» 
 gente Serfnmniliiiig, iioiifultatioit (o. 'Jlecj» 
 ten IC). 
 
 Writ of consultation. [ 9?ed)t6fpc.l 
 ift ein I'on ciiiciii l}5l;ccii ©eric^r^l^ofe erlnfTe* 
 iicc 9)efel)l, eine ^^aii^t, tie turd) ein SSccbot 
 teiii gtitllid)cii 0)erid)re cntjrgeii luurten ivnif, 
 ticfcm ivictcc iu ubergebcii. Blackstone. 
 
 Co ns u I ta t i o n of the master and creW, 
 [^TKnr.] tie ®ce.-e-cl)iiltuiig. [bcratljeiit!. 
 
 Consultative, knnkultativ. ad). 
 
 Consulter, konsuiiur, «. ter um 
 i>{rttl) JJrageiite, DCatiifrageiite. 
 
 Consumable, knnsu'mabi, ad}. 
 1. jer(l&rbar, i>erjcl)rbiir. 2. i uerjfl)rbac, 
 i)erbcniid)biir. Locke. 
 
 Consume, konsume', (lat.) e. a. 
 1. uerjel)reii , jeciloten. 2. ucrirljrcn, i'cc» 
 bcauc^cii. 3. uerjrljreii, aiifjeljreii, I'crpriificti, 
 uerf(^)iDeiiteii , turcf)briiigen ; nrfdjlfuteni 
 (tie 3^rt). 4. (©taiUi'iuiriljfd).! a) I'nrbrflin 
 d)cii, abfetjcn; b) i'crbniud)ni, fiMifuiiiinii; 
 to be consumed, [ipautci] I'frgvijfen ('(ill 
 (i>. <a3nareii). 
 
 Consume, v. n. (aii(^ mit away) 
 abicl)rcii, fid) (turd) SKdlinlc) i>frji'l)reii. Slr4 
 -s away with sorrow, ter (yrnni Ci'ibt fie .nit. 
 
 Consumer, knusii'mui , j. i. bti 
 aSerjeljrcr, 93crfd)ii'eiiter. 2. t.i« Si'nliirciite, 
 ter 3''ri1occr (u. tcrSein. 3. [viraatfii'ii-rljrd). 
 u. ipniitel] ter JSi'iifuiiieiit, >>lbiicl;nicr, 25er» 
 bcaiid)er. 
 
 Consummate, kon'suinmite, ((.} 
 V. a. UPlU'iitcii, I'olll'riiigeii, I'onjicjjrii. 
 
 Consuinmate,koiisiim'Miate.a<(j. 
 oonfonimeii, I'odciitet. — adv. C o n s u m ' 
 ma tcly. luidrimimrii. 
 
 Consummation , koiiKummi'i 
 shun, s. I. tie SSodciituiig ( eiiiof iUerfc*, 
 ©ntiuurfS to. 2. tae iBeitentc. 3. tii« ^'e» 
 beiifieiite, ber li't. 4. tie SBcnurfung. Shas, 
 
 Consummation of marriage, [^itdtftit 
 fpc] tie 2>pfljicljuiig ter (Slje. 
 
 Consumption, knnsum'shun, ». 
 I. trc iBccbcaud), tic iScrjcljniiig; [@tantj» 
 luictljfd).] tie iioiifiinuiiMi , ter SSerbrnud); 
 [iprtutel] beraSeri"d)lu0, SScrtricb, 25crbraud), 
 <!lbfa$. 2. tie 95crmufluiig. 3. t>))?ct.J tie 
 ajii^jcljcung. 
 2. Etna and Vesuvius have not suffered 
 any considerable diminution or con- 
 sumption. Woodward. 
 
 Consumptive, knnsuiu'iiv, ailj. 
 1. jerilijrciit, i'cni>i"i|leiit (Krirg ic). 2. 1'cr* 
 fd)iueiitenb , i>crjel)rciib. 3. (9)ret.] |"(t)ii'iiib» 
 fiid)(ig. — arfp. Con sump' lively, jilt 
 ®d)|i'iiitftid)r fi'iljrciit. 
 
 Cousumptiveiiess, konsum'* 
 tivnes, t tic £d)u>iiitfiid)rig.'cit, ^linage 
 jur £d)iviiitriid)r. Ijufiiiiimciigcurtljt. 
 
 Consutile, knnsu'lil, (<ar.) adj. t 
 
'lf»'2 FA»e, ffir. fall, fat. Me, met- Flnp, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 61 1, cloud. Tube, tub, full. tAin, THis. 
 
 CON 
 
 Goniabulntc, kontab'ulate, (iat.) 
 Ij. a. taftUi, bieleii. 
 
 f,. Couta.bulatiOII,knntabula'shun. 
 «. fn6 IiifVln, Sielen, Me infclimg. 
 
 Cunt»ct, kou'takt, (lat.) *. bie ^e: 
 nlljruiia cu. iUTpi'm). ^ ^ [iBtniljruiig. 
 
 Contactiou , koiitak'sliiiii, *. Bie 
 
 Coiltag'iOM, konta'jcun, (lat.) i. 1. 
 tit ainilerfunfl. 2. i ik "iiuHedanq (6efi 2ii= 
 flrriJ). 3. Me ®ciicl)e, q5e|T; $e|lliift, bie (jif= 
 liocii ajii^biiiiiluiigeii. ^ Shak. 
 
 Coutagii^tlS, konti'jcus, adj. 1. 
 niiilecfenb, peilflvtiij, fLMuaijibS. 'I. a) ^ aiu 
 (lerftnb, uerberbiid). b) ^ anitecfcnb. 
 1 2. b) His genius rendered his courage 
 , more CO n t ag i o us. Wirt. 
 
 Couitag-iousuess , kontajcus- 
 nes, s. tie ^^iiliii-tijifeit, in& 'Hiiilecfenbe. 
 
 Cloiltaill, koiitaiie'. (lat. contiiiere) 
 r. rt. 1. eiitl)altcn (u. leercn ©efajien) , mt\-- 
 fen. 2. in fid) l)alten, faiTen. 3. entlinUC'i, 
 bcijreilcn (u. ^iittern). 4. * in ec^ranfeu 
 ^alten, im 3«u"ie tjalten, juriirfljnlten , iin= 
 mbrucfen. [fi* jiinitfljaiten. 
 
 To contain one's self, an fid) l;alten, 
 
 Fear not, my Lord, we can contain 
 ourselves. Shak. 
 
 Contain, v n. fid) twi^Mm. 
 
 Containable) komanabl, adj. 
 entlialfbar. 
 
 Contaminate, kontam'enite, (I.) 
 V- a. bei'c^mii^en, befubctn, beperfen. 
 
 Shall we now 
 
 Contaminate our fiugers with base 
 biibes? Shak. 
 
 Contaminate, adj. 6e|iibelt, be^ 
 pertt. ^ ^ S«AK. 
 
 Contamination , kontamena'- 
 ■hun. *. Bie ibeperfiiiig, iBerunveinigung. 
 
 Contection, kontek'shun, (Int.) *■ 
 bie Sebecfuufl, Decfe. ^ [ad)ten. 
 
 Contemn, kontlm', dat.) ». a. vcx-- 
 
 Contemner, konlem'nur, i. icx 
 25irdd)ter. l"- niajjiijcn, milBern. 
 
 Contemper, koutem'piir, (lat.) i». 
 
 C-ontemperament , kontem'- 
 pui anient, s. f 1. ber (ileid)e @riiB ber •0)iatji> 
 giing, '33tilbening, lemperatur. 2. XnM ienu 
 piTiU'.ient. [v. a. f inajjigen, niilbern. 
 
 Contemperate, komem'puraie, 
 
 Conteiiiperation , komempui- 
 
 i»hun, s. t 1. bie -Miailigiiiig, 'DJiilbening. 
 
 2. bie iiertjnitnifjmagige ':)3iifd)iiiifl. 
 
 'I. the CO n t e m pera t io n of humors 
 
 in ditfereut bodies. Hai.e. 
 
 Contemplate, kon'tlmplate, d.; 
 r. a. 1. \ anfd)auen, bctrad)ten (ben i?inu 
 nitl). 2. 1 a) bctrait)ten iniit Deiu Weiile). b; 
 bia6fid)rigen, be.iieien, jiir 'jlbfid)t l;abcn ciu 
 acjng aiif em fiiuftige^ d-reignip). 
 V. b ) There remain some particulars to com- 
 plete the informal ion contemplated 
 by those resolutions. Weusteh. 
 
 Contemplate, v. n. (on; nail)' 
 fmnen, nad)benfen (iibtr). 
 
 Contemplation , knuilmpiii'- 
 sliun, «. I. bie iJefriid)riiiig ibee (iirifie^). 
 2. a) bie 33e|C^aiiiinfl. \>) bie *Jiiird)amaiii iiii 
 
 aspu). 
 
 k C'untem p I d t io n is keeping the idea. 
 
 (Modghl inio llie inmd, suiiie lime nciu 
 
 ill view. Loi-KE. 
 
 CON 
 
 To have in contemplation, uorf^a; 
 ben, mil Gtiua^ iiingel)en. 
 
 Contemplative , kontlm'plativ, 
 
 adj. 1. fpefiiiatiu (~iJ3l)ili.i|'i.'plj, ^^W- 2. bc^ 
 fd)aulic^, befd)aueiib. 3. tieffinnig (Xilicf). 
 
 - faculty, bie Denffvaft. — uda. C o li- 
 te m' platively, bi'tradjteiiD, befd)aueiib, 
 befd)aulid). [s. ber 58etvac^tcr ; Senfee. 
 
 Contemplator, kon'templatur, 
 
 Cf>ntemporaneous, knntem- 
 
 pora'neus, (Kit.) adj. glfirf)jeitig. 
 
 Contemporary , kouiem'po- 
 raie. adj gleid)iBtiig. - s. ber 3cirgtiu>(5. 
 
 Contemporariuess, kcuiem' 
 porarenes, i. bie (J5leid)jeitigfeit , ini •0)iit: 
 bafein. [v. a. f <jleid)ieiiig raad)en. 
 
 Contemporise , kontem'p6ii/.e, 
 
 Contempt, kontemt', (lat.) s. 1. 
 bie 23erad)niiig (aftiu u. paiTiiO. 2. [i)u-d)tt5; 
 fpr.] iai ^^iirf)ibead)ten ber 5Regcln u. ^t- 
 feljle eine« (i)crid)t^, baS 9iid)"rrd)einen. 3. 
 ber Iro^. Shak. 4. fur content, ber Oiis 
 l)alt. Shak. [gmitljcn. 
 
 To come to contempt, in 23i'rad)tiiug 
 
 Contemptible, kiSn tern I cbl.arfj. 
 I. i'erad)tlid), uerad)teii,^iucrtl). 2. f uer; 
 ad)rlid), tterad)tenb. Shak. 
 
 Contemptibleness, knntlm- 
 tehliies, s. bie 35i'rad)tlid)fcit. [i>erad)tlic^. 
 
 Contemptibly, koiileui'ieblc. mi i>. 
 
 Contempt »lOMS, koiUem't.shuu.s, 
 
 adj. uerad)tiid), uerad)tenb; iini'crfd)amt, 
 fred), l)od)tm'irl)ig. 
 
 Contemptiiou!«ily , kontlm'- 
 
 tshiiusle, adv. ii€raii)tii(^ , niit 2Scrad)tiing. 
 
 Contemptuousness, koiitem'- 
 ishuusnes. *. tai uerarf)tlid)e, lji.id)uiutljige, 
 inu>frrd)amte iOefen. 
 
 Contend, kontend', (lat.) V. n. 1. 
 itrciten; t flreiteii, fanipfen. 2. jaufcn, f;a: 
 bern. 3. luetteifern. 
 
 To contend for, about, flreiteil dim). 
 
 Contend, o. o. bcjlreiten , ilreitig 
 
 niad)en (G-fiuas). ^ [Wegner. 
 
 Cont<fn(lent, kontln'dlnt, s. ber 
 
 Conteniier, konten'dur , «. ber 
 
 ©treiter. 
 
 Contending-, kontcu'dlng, adj. 
 
 fcinblid) einanber iiegemlbenfeljeiib, einanber 
 ivibcriVred)cnb (oi'tcreffen jo 
 
 Contenement, knnleii'cii:ent. s 
 ba6 an ciii gcmietljeree ob. gfpad)tete6 (^ininti 
 iTi'ict angren^enbe jin^freie, iinabljangige 
 (i)riinbeinentl)uni. Liiifriebcii (iiiit). 
 
 Content, konllnt', (Ult.) adj. (with) 
 
 Content, ». a. \. befriebincn, jiifrie- 
 
 ben ileden. 2. bcfricbigen, uergniigen. 3. be^ 
 
 ial)lcn, befriebigen. 
 
 2, it doth much content nie. 
 
 To hear him so inclined. Shak. 
 
 To content one's self with, fic^ be; 
 gnilgen mit . . . 
 
 Content, *. I. bie 3iifriebenl)eit. 2. 
 i bie SBcfriebigiing, fflenuge. 3. [I'ln-b^fani; 
 mcr| bie 6ieuel)iiiigung ciner i^BiQ ob. eine^ 
 -JlnrragS. 
 
 Content, kon'tlnt. rfr pi. Con 
 lenis. s. 1. bir irefi'uttid)e o»J'«iir. '^n\iMx 
 ieiiiv5 'SaiTf^, $nid)e« ic.'>. 2. [(Skoiii.j brv 
 ;juhait, i5-iad>eniiihalr. ."). (in biefer -in-feii: 
 riiiui grivolmlid) ber pi.) bir 9Caiiin , ''■hiafj 
 iniiee ■2d)iftr^)i ber (yriiiiu t riiue (^hiVif- 
 
 CON 
 
 eg) ; ber Umfang, bie SBeite. 
 
 Table ot conle n ts, ber 0"f)<^ft/ ^^^ 
 i'^egiiter (eineS 23ud)S). — s of a ship's car- 
 go, bie G-tnfiil)rli|le. -s received, [ipnnbel] 
 erl)alten, beial;lt. Of the same-, glcid)» 
 laiitenb. 
 
 Contented, knnten'ted, pp. ob. adj. 
 (Willi) jufrieben (illit). — adv. ton ten '- 
 t e d I y, jiifriebeii, niitSiU'riebenljeit, gelaffeiu 
 
 Contentc^dneSS , komeu'tednes, 
 *. bie 3iitricbenl;eit, ©eniigfanifeit. 
 
 Contentful, koiucnl'liil, adj. f 
 ganj iinb gar ob. uodfoninien jufrieben. 
 
 Contention, konlenShun, (lat.) 
 s. 1. ber®treit, itainpf. 2. ber ipaber, 3<iii-''- 
 3. ber aajettitreit, aiJetteifer. Shak. 4. - bet 
 &ifer, bie '}ln|lrengiing. Rogers. 
 
 Contentious!, konten'shus, lidj. 
 1. flreitfiid)rig , janffiid)tig. 2. ©treit ober 
 Sireitigfeiten rrregenb. 3. [3ied)tf|pr.) fic^ 
 auf Streitigfeiten bejiel)enb, Streitigfeitcn 
 fd)iid)tenb. 
 
 A Court of c o n t e II t i o u s jurisdiction, 
 ein fiber ©treitbaiibel erfennenbe* (Merid)t. 
 
 Contentiou.iily , konieu'siiiUie, 
 adv. mit 3ii'i|'l, mit 3<i"f- 
 
 Cont(;utiousnes.s, koiiten'shiis- 
 nes, i. bie 3anffiid)tigfeit, Streirfi)d)r, 3'infs 
 fud)t. [iiitriebeu, mifu'ergiiugt. 
 
 Contentless, koiiieiit'ie», a<0'- ""« 
 
 Contently, konieut'le, adv. '' JUa 
 frieben. 
 
 Contentment, konlent'ment, «. 
 1. bie 3ufriebenl)eit. 2. t\\& iSergniigeu, ber 
 P)enii(j. 
 
 Conteritlinable, knnler'meiiabl, 
 (lat.) adj. biefelben cyrenjen i>b. (£d)ranfcti 
 julaffenb. 
 
 Conterminate, konter'mcnate, 
 adj. biefelben cyrcnjcn, Sd)ranfcn IjabeuB, 
 B. .loNsojt. [adj. angrenjenb. 
 
 Conterminous , kouter'nicinis, 
 
 C<niterranean,koii terra' iicaii ub. 
 
 ConterraneoBBS, komena'acus 
 (lat.) adj. -j- aii6 bemfelben iianbe. 
 
 Contest, koiitesi'. (lat.) v. a. 1. 
 [-Wilif.] ilrcitig mad)cn (.Xi^-ii %t\i). '•». be* 
 llreitcn (eine •0)ieiiiung). (eiterii. 
 
 Contest, V. n. 1. flreiten. 2. u'ett» 
 
 Contest, kon'iest, *. 1. ber ©trcit, 
 .Kaiiipf. 2. ber Streit, aLUrrtiv)ed)rel. 
 1. All Kurope engaged in the contest 
 against F'rance. 
 
 Contestable, konlestabl, adj. 
 beilreitbar, itrirrig, ilreirig. 
 
 Contestableness, koutestabl- 
 nes. .t. bie 'iie|lreirbarft'ir. 
 
 Contestatii>n, konlesla'sliun. «. 
 1. ber Srreir, bie iStrririgfeit. 2. bae 3eiig» 
 nifj, ber aieiueii- biird) 3''iigen. 3eiigeiibeaiei5. 
 
 Contestillgly, konle.slinglc. adv. 
 mit ©rrrit. 1 beilreirbar. 
 
 Contestle.»iS, koutlstles. udj. uni 
 
 Coiltex, KonlekN', (hit.) i> a. t J"' 
 famineimiebeii. 
 
 Coiiti^xt, koii'icksi. s. K%am.] ber 
 3uraiiiim'nhaiig., bie iiCrboiu-rbiiibuiig. 
 
 Cttiitex.t, konieksi'. udj. iiifaniinen* 
 geiiubi ; fefl. — c. <«. t jiiraniineiiiuebeii , i>er» 
 fiiiiiwVn. 
 
 €'«»ll4<'X<liral , knnlcks'lshural, 
 iidj. ben i:uiiid)lii1)'i« .ru'r^n•n>al: bitUffeiiD. 
 
Fate. f?.r rtll. rk. Me. met. Fine. ffn. ISA. move. n?)r. i(ot. 6il, rl6n(f. Tube. tnh. ftill. t7/in. TFIi*!. 103 
 
 CON 
 
 Gon<exfuref kontlkx'Uliure, «. 
 I. bai t«ciofbf (aiirt) t). 2. tni Weiufhe, 
 
 ContiQ:*mf ion , komigiii'Mliun 
 (lot.) s. 1. lc[6 Sticfiucrf, O)i!rrf)i'0. 2. iM 
 Wtt'alf, 3''>""i'nuerf, Bir -5infima tine* Wc= 
 b.iii?eS; Olufnrfjriiu.i (inc5 holjeriien ^naefi. 
 
 Cttntlffttity f koiite^u'ete. *. i{[6 
 9lllfilll1n^fr|■^^'Bell (u. ^.iiiiern) , tia« aineiu= 
 flll^fr.^rfl^cn (i>. TSniuiiijen !c.). 
 
 Cuntii^MOitH, koiitig'iiu». Hat.) 
 adj. (iiiit >oi friteit with) aniloBtiiB, ni): 
 flrfiijeiie 'an), in Q3fn"il)nmjj fouimrtiD (iiiit). 
 — adv. CoQtig'uoucly, Mc^t an tinau: 
 6tr vi. bfiraiiiiuen. 
 
 Coii<if;'iioiisneflii , kontig'uuK- 
 nex. t. t\t "jlnilr^iiiig, ■7iaf)t, tidQit £«> 
 ruhriina. 
 
 Continence, kon'ieiienne.^ (\nt.) 
 
 Cuntineitcy, knnteiienst.^ I. I.$ 
 hi* (Sntl)airranifrir, OJIagigfeif ; £elt'|lbe()err< 
 f:l)!in(j. 2. tie G-iirhaitfamfeit (in in Qi)t 
 It.). 3.tt>ie uniintfrtTOdxiieD^eii^t pt. JJpl<)e. 
 
 Continent, kon'ieuent, adj.X.^ 
 enthaltfam (in Btr Q\!)t zo. 2. $ fiif^oltiani, 
 niaeifl- 3. ii>iBcr|le()fnB, einr(i)ranftnB. Si(*fc. 
 4. (with) )iiramnIrnt)anoenB (nut). 5. f An> 
 IjaltfnS ( JJieber ). 
 
 Continent, «. I. * ber SSoBen, 
 Wnint. Spenser. 2. [Wteflr.) tai %e\[uwi. 
 ^. t Ba6, was (?tiuii« futl^aft, ibeha(rni§. 
 
 Coutin<^Utal, knuteneulal, adj. 
 ^t\\{a\\H. . . , fiontinental. . . ('TO.idjte, €»i 
 (Imi :c.). [ entl)altfam , niiigifl. 
 
 Cuntin<>ntly, kon'teiientle. adiu 
 
 Continj^e, knniinje', (lat.) 0. It. t 
 y, xixAitn an . ., anili'gen. 2. fic^ jurraflen. 
 , Conting-ence, kniitiii'jentc, ^ «. 
 
 Contingency, kniuinjenka. \ 1. 
 lit ouiAiU^ttli. 2. ber SufaQ, tai \\x\i\\!Li^t 
 0-rfi(inift. 
 
 Contlntpent , kontin'Jent , adj. 
 I. )«l''ifl'<l- 2. [9{c(l)t<rpr.] aiifeiner nnoe< 
 wiBheit bomtjeiiB ( 5^eMljtl)uni ). 
 
 Conling^ent, *. I. brr 3iifa(I. 2. 
 «•) ttx ^eitnifl. b) Bcr '(>^\&iU\\\t\)ti{ , Mi 
 fifntinflenr (Inippfii :c.). 
 
 Contingently, konlin'JentlA. adv. 
 jiif.iftlO , (uinllinrr -2.<iift. 
 
 Conting-entnesa , koutia'Jent- 
 nls. M. Bie Biif'afliiifeit. 
 
 Continual, knnlin'iial. iUt.) adj. 
 fprtival;r(nC<, beiTaiiC'iti. utianfi^orliti;, animal: 
 tiiiB. [iiMaiifni>rii((), bei1<inBiii. 
 
 Continually, kontin'iialle. udv. 
 
 ContiniialneNS, koiiiiii'uaiite«. 
 «. Bie Ji'rrfaiifr, int 'Mnfjaltenfe. 
 
 Continuance, koiiiiii'uanne. <. 
 I. tai 'Jlni)alren , Bie Dauer, (Jfrt&'i'i'r. 2. 
 (ln» Bie Qjf ()arrlic()ff it , ini 9Jerl)arren, Sf 
 l^irren (in). 3. itx >}lut>iithalt (an einem 
 Crte). 4. ( 9?f(f)r6rpr.] Bio SBcrraflnnf}, Ber 
 5IurT(^iil> finer ®a(te oB. Bie iUnbcraiiiniinrt 
 rnie* Xa(\t6 , an mt\&)tm tie ^arfeien er^ 
 frt)einen niilfyen. 5. (iWiirBam.) Bie SSertaflunfl i 
 finer 'Sta^t uon einer Diat auf eine anBere. 
 6. t Bie ununterbrDcJjene 'iol^t, Ber 3ufani< | 
 mrMi)an(|. 
 
 Continuance of the riik. bie !Dauer 
 Ux Wrfal)r. In - of time, in ber Solfle, niit 
 ber Beit. | 
 
 Continuate, kontiii'uiie , (lat.) 
 
 Eu^l. - dentsch. Woi-Urbuch. I. 
 
 iON 
 
 V. a. enn mit einanBer uereinigcn, bic^t iu> 
 lanimcnfYitjen. 
 
 Continuate, a<0'. t l- enfj uereint. 
 
 2. t ununrerBroi1)en. — adv. Contia'u- 
 aiely, ununrerbn'djen. 
 
 Continuation, koniinua'shun, *. 
 I. Bie ijDrtreming. 2. [i^auBflJ ia6 >J5ros 
 lungation^OercDait. 
 
 Coutiuuative, kontin'iiaiiv, «. 
 ein eine i^Drtfe^una Dbet t^ortbauer be^eid): 
 iienber 'JUiSBrnrf. [JortiVi)"- 
 
 Continuator, knntinuA tui, t.ttx 
 
 Continue, koutin'u. (lat.) v. n. 
 1. Boiiern, fbrtBanern. 2. bieiben, oenueilen 
 (an einem One). 3. n fortfoljren , perljarren 
 (in berSiinBe). 4. (in; (einOierc^ai't 21.) t»rt- 
 rei)en , forffiil^ren. 
 
 Coutiuue, D. a. I. fortfe^en. 2. be-. 
 iliitigen, beibel).alten (S-inen in feinencilnite). 
 
 3. fortfei^en, feiner anfleBeiljen laffen (iSd)iiij 
 20, ferner erieiflen ciBoljItljnien;, ferner 
 rei(t)en (einen &inaBengel)alt). 4. fortfe^en, 
 forrpilanien. 6. forifei^en, uerlantjern. 6. t 
 (10) DerbinBen (nut). 
 
 Continued, koiii!ii'i^, adj. I. forts 
 BauernB, UMUMterbrix^tn, bc|lan|iij, fortiaus 
 I'etib. 2. l>5>f)i)r.J ununicrbrod)en, luitifl. 
 
 A continued fever, ein aiil)altenBc£ 
 Jieber. A - ba«e, IvKuf.J bcr biflleitenbe 
 ^api (i)eneralb.'i$. 
 
 Contiuuedly, kontin'uedl^, adv. 
 unaiifl}i)rlii1) , unnncerbrod^en. 
 
 Coutinuer, kontiudur, «. ber 
 5i)rtfrtl;rcnBe, iiJeljarrenBe , >]hiePaut*rnbe. 
 
 Continuity, koutinuete, s. Me 
 ununterbro(l)ene SSerbinBung, Ber untinter> 
 bri'(t)ene SnianimeMljanQ Ber Il)eiie, Bie 
 (Stiitigfeit. 
 
 Continuous, koiiiiuuu*, adj. )u> 
 |aninieiit]ani)enB , ununterbrc<(t)t'n. 
 
 Contort, kouidn', dat. contorqueo) 
 V. a. iurammenbrel^en, luinben, brcl)j;n, 
 trununen. [nienfrcne.) 
 
 Contorted, [5^ot.l nnig«Brtl)t (25ln: 
 
 Contortion, knntur'siiiiu, i s. I. 
 
 ContorMion, ^ ^i' 
 
 ^rumnuinij, Dreljiiufl, 95erBrcl)nng. 2. 
 [-JKeb.] bie SBerBrel^niii] (eiuee (i)lieBe«). I 
 
 Contour, kouiuur', (tr. iH.) *■ ber 
 llniriB (i>. tJigiireiu. [adj. geruiiBei. 
 
 ContOurniHted, koutuur nealed. 
 
 Contra, em lat. ^orivort, Ba6 in 
 einiijen engl. -iijortirn oprfpnimt. (ii beBeiK 
 tet gegen, roiBer. Per-. (ipaiiBcIj Bagegen, 
 aU Oiegeni'aQ iVtr . . . --account, [Spaxu 
 Bel] Bie (i)egentorBeriing, (J>egeiire(t)nnng. 
 
 Contraband, koirtraband, (it. 
 coiitiabb;<iido) adj. l^^anBcl] I'erbcren, eiiu 
 ger(1)H)arjt. - - goods, Jtontrebanbe, 
 ©(t)lei(f)H)aaren. 
 
 €!]lontraband, ». ber@(f)(ei(()f)anbe(. 
 
 Contraband, v. a. ( >B(t)[ei(f)ivaa> 
 reii) get'eijiuiBrig eiiitiil;ren. — v. n. (Sdjleid): 
 fjaiiBel treibin. 
 
 Contrabandist, knu'trabaudint, 
 *. Ber 6<i)Ieid)|).inbier. 
 
 Contract, koiitrakt'. dat. contmho) 
 p. « 1. iuiammenjiiljen. 2. abfi'irjen , prrs 
 filrjen. 3. jmnmnieiiilfljen, rniiv'ln, faiten 
 (bie ©time). 4. (to)iii'rlobeu(&iiinn). 5. be-- 
 fpmnien, \i&t \\\\xti)t\\ (fine ilraii.ljriD ; ai\: 
 nttjmrn (OJrwoljiil^fiicn) ; fpiitrahireii, iiiadjen 
 
 (JON 
 
 (®rf)urben); ftl^IieSen (eine fteiraf^). 6, )u> 
 
 f(inimen}iel)fn. jiirammeiifa((en (eine@rf)rift). 
 
 7. l®raniin.] iuiammenjieljen (jmei Sijlben 
 
 in eiiie to. 
 
 4. The lady was contracted to a man 
 
 of uieiit. — A. contracted liisdaugli- 
 
 'er to B. WEB.STER. 
 
 Contracted, i befc^^r^nft (®eii1), fiem, 
 engfjfrjig (®ee(e ic). 
 
 Contract, c. n. (c(^ jiirammeiijicfjfn, 
 eimitrumpfen. 2. (for) fpntra()iren , einen 
 •Sertrag oB. i>anBer fdjliefjen (fur), einen 
 :^.iiiBeI eingef)cn (libiT). ((to, niit) 
 
 Contract, p. ;.. orrrobt, uenprudx-n 
 
 Contract, kon'trakt. *. 1. ber SBr^ 
 trag, fionrraft, aSergicicJ). Bie lU-bereiiifMnrt. 
 2. BerJli)ntraft(Pa« Ben Sertrag eiifl)aitenBe 
 qjapier). 3. iai SBerlobnie. Sb*k. 
 
 By contract, fpntraft:, Pfrtragsnitipig. 
 
 Contractation-iiuu.me, ko.i- 
 trakti'»luin-h6ii>e, *. [ipanbelj Bas itaiifs 
 IjaiiS , Sagerljaii*. 
 
 Contractedness , knuirak'.ted- 
 nes. t. 1. Bie Snraninifiuifiogcnljcit, .Vtilrje. 
 2. 1 bie (Fingefcftranffljeit (be« CUeijle*) , bie 
 (5-iigf)rriigfeif. 
 
 Contractibility, kmitraktib?!'- 
 eie. *. bie Siifaniiiienjif^barfeit iBrrSuftK.). 
 
 .Contractlble, kontrakrebl, adj 
 jii|aniniriniel)bar. 
 
 Contractibleness , konnak'- 
 tebliieu. *. Bie Siifammenjicl^barfeit. 
 
 Contractile,koiiiiautil.«i(/. 1. flc^ 
 pon filbil iiirammeniiflji'iiB. 1. franipiTjaft. 
 
 Contractility, kontraklilete. «. 
 ^ie Ben iliirpcrn iiiii'ol;ncnBe Jtraft, rermSge 
 lurliter fie \i(b luni I'eibil juiamMienjifljen. 
 
 CoUtractinj*-, komrakting. adj. 
 fontral)irfnD. - price, Ber Cieferiingi'prei^. 
 
 Contraction, koutrakshriu. t. 
 1. Bie Sniammenjie/^ung. 2. |(S5ramm.) Bie 
 Siuamnunjirfjiing ( ciiiftS SSJmr*). 3. Bie 
 >!lbfrirjiiiig,3"ifammeiifafi'nH(l (ein(r5d)rift). 
 4. Bie 'Jlbfiiriiiiig. 5. ber S5ertrit(ji (fljefoiu 
 traft, Bie (yijeiliftung. Shak. 
 
 Contractor, kontrak'tur. t. Itt 
 einen SSertragSdnieiienBc, &ontxaijtnt ; (for) 
 Uurernel)incr (eiiieS ^aueS jc); Siefcrant. 
 
 Contra- dance , kou'tra danse,) 
 
 :, kouii'turdanse,^ 
 
 Counter-dance 
 
 (fr. coiitredaiiM') t. Ber (Fontretanj 
 
 Contradict, kontradikt', (Int.) 
 
 B. «. 1. i«iBrrrpre(t)cn ((Jinem). 2. luiBeri 
 
 l^rciten, iiiiuiBer feiii (einer Sac^e). 
 
 2. No trutli can contradict another 
 
 • lufh. Hooker. 
 
 Contradicter, kontrad'k'tur, «. 
 Bcr ■li3iBeripre(l)iT, csjegiu-r. 
 
 Contradiction, kontradik'shun, 
 #. I. Bie 'leiBcrreBe, Ber 'HJiBerfpnid). 2. bet 
 ^iBerfpnid) (OJiangcl an Ucbereiii|1immiing. 
 Uinifreiiibnrfeit). 
 
 Contradictional, koniradik'- 
 ■liiiiial. nd/.tnjiBrrrprfd)rnB, ni(f)t|tid)()altig. 
 
 Contradictious, kontradik'shus, 
 adj. I. n)iBeriprid)inB , pofler ^iBerrprti(l>e. 
 2. ivibfrfprfd)rri fd) 3. entgegengcfeyt, un« 
 Ofrciiibar, luiBerilreiteiiB , iiniTartljaft. 
 
 Contradlctiousness , kdntra- 
 d'k'sliuMiex, t. 1. Brr ^2DiBeripriid) , bie 
 lliii1attl)affigffit. 2. Ba« n)iBerrprr4)eri|'d>e 
 -iBi'iVn , Ber ^IL>iBcrfpriid)*gei|l. 
 
J 04 File, far fall, fat. Mh. met. Fine, f'n. NA, move, ndr, got, 6fl, cl6nd. Tiibe, tub, full. l/dn. TRU. 
 
 CON 
 
 Contradictorily, kontradik'tur- 
 
 ile, itdv. n.l^cr^prcilK•ll^ d'ut fcli'iT 0^.'iIll6erlO. 
 
 Oontradictoriiiess , komra- 
 diktiireiies.i beriU'tafe, cffi'iie iUiberipruct). 
 
 Contradictory, koutrad.k'ture, 
 adj. I. \\}iier\vrt(t)Ciit). 1. t ivi6«tVred)eue, 
 unoereiiibar, uui'ir.riiijlicf) (,^;|5ri)jefie :c.) — 
 #. t>tv -IlJiDerivniif), QimtwfM}. 
 
 CoittrndistinCt, koillradistingkt', 
 aiij. Curd) eiuflejjciigefc^te ©liieiifc^aften iiu= 
 Uvid)iebei\. 
 
 Contradistinction, kontradia- 
 tiiigk sliuii, *. bit (^cijemiiueriMjei&iiug. 
 
 Ill contradistinction, im (yegeill'iUje. 
 
 Contrndistiuctive, kontiadis- 
 tjn-Wtiv , adj. £>urd) ©Cijenfaije uiuer; 
 fcl)ciDeiib. 
 
 'Contradisting-uisii, kontradU- 
 ting'gwisli, (lat. distinguo) u. u burd) ei: 
 ncn 03ci]en|"a9 06. eiirc(> fflegenfaije , titd)t 
 blop Diird) uerfc^iecfite, fpiiberii mid) entgt; 
 fleiiciereijce ©iiieiiff^afteii miterfc^eiCeii. 
 
 Contrnfiitsurt?, k6ntiafi«ii'sliur«. 
 
 (contra 11. fissure; lat. findo) «. KEljir.J itV 
 ©tflcnrpalt. 
 
 Contraindica.nt , kontra 'a'de- 
 kant . oCiT 
 
 Contraindication, kontra -m- 
 deka'sliiin. «. [-3)icb.j bie Wcgniiinjeige.* 
 
 Contraindicate , kontra - iu'de- 
 
 kie. (contra 11. indicate) v. a. [-'i)iti.\ tt' 
 lU'ie CS-ittflcgciiflcrc^teS (cine entgegfiigefe^te 
 ^iirtiKil)L'E)t; aiijcigeti. 
 
 Contrainure, kon'tramure, ((At. 
 Biunis) t. Die (atgeiimiiiicr, iatiii^ninuet. 
 
 Contranatural, komranartKliu- 
 ral . «.(/• iviceviiotiiriid). 
 
 Contranitency, kontranitense, 
 (Int. niioi ) *. bic OJffleinuirfuiia, bet &t' 
 flrnbriicf, ii3iPfriliiiib. 
 
 Contraposition « kontrapiu'sh'- 
 un- (lilt, ponoj t. bit (S-ntijegeiiiledimg. 
 
 Contrapunti«.'t, kontra{juirti.%t, 
 i. [-»eiif.| bcr .Vioiitrapiiiiftiil. 
 
 Contrarefj^ularity, kontrareg- 
 diai etc. s. bit Uiii'i'(jeliiiaM>nrci^ 
 
 Contrariant, komraieant, (fr. 
 
 contrarier) adj. -j- luibcriVrCCtJCIlb, UIIU€r> 
 
 finbnr. 
 
 Contraries, koniraiu, «. pi. v. 
 
 Contrary. IVt'gifJ ciitflfijeiigcfc^tc Sdtje. 
 
 Contrariety, kontrari'ete. (lot.) 
 t. 1. ber ^IBiberfpriid), bai '2i}ibex\vvtd)enbt 
 (in ben (S3f ilnnungcn u.). 2. bet ii3iber|lreit, 
 bie Uni'creinbarfeit. 3. bie 2Sit)ri!jfeit (be« 
 SSinbe^). 
 
 Contrarii}', kon'trarel^^ ade. }U< 
 wibft; iiiif line eniiji'gen.jefcijte 'Hicife; ent; 
 flcgcn ; biigi-giMi, Ijingcgen; niif entgeiieiu 
 <jefei>ti'n ^l^egcn, anf uerfc^iebene "Jlrten; 
 nad) i'iTrd)iePiMicu Sfid^tiiniien. 
 
 Contrariness, k^n'trarenls, «. 
 bet 'lOibftfptnd), ii3ibct|liinb. 
 
 Contrtlrious, kontra'reus, adj. 
 wibetitrtitenb, enrgcflengcfe^t. —ado. Con- 
 tra'rionsly, cnrgogcngei'eijt. 
 
 Contr^irt^vise , kon'trarewlze, 
 adv. I. nnigcfeljtt. 2. ini 0)i'geiitl)eil. 
 
 Contrary, kontraic. (int.) adj. 
 J luibrtg (fid) in i-incni tiirgcgfiigciVi^rfii 
 Sinne beiucgonb) ciiiinbc !c.). 'i. ruringiii: 
 gefct^t, jiiiu.beriiiniint, iDibirrpriit;iiif , uoi 
 
 COiN 
 
 CON 
 
 juiuibet (einet Sad)t). \adj. t. 6eihragenb, beii^eiiernb. 2. i a) Mt 
 
 Contrary, *. 1. bnS ®egentt)eif (ein ttagenb. b) befofberlid). [tf.a.tbctn'ibcii. 
 
 entgegengei'ei^ter ^ai) , fine eiitgegengefct^te 
 
 il)atrii(^e) ; b(\i iUibcftpiel. 2. pi. bie ents 
 
 gegeiigei'e^ten (Sigenrc^)afren , ©ctrenie. 
 
 2. No contraries hold more antipatliy 
 
 Than 1 and sucli a knave. Siiak. 
 
 On the contrary, im Ojegentl;ciI, nnu 
 
 gefil;ft, uiclmcljf, (jingegeii. To tlie -, i. fiit 
 
 bn& (yegeiui)eil; to advice to liie -, bai 
 
 CDegeiuljeil tatljen. 2. biuoibct, bagegen. 
 
 Contristate, komris'iate, (lat.) 
 
 Contristation, kontrista'simu. ». 
 t bcii 35etnibcn ; bit Jjetrii&iiiij. 
 
 Contrite, kon'trite, (liU.) adj. I.? 
 nbgenntjt. 2. 11 jerfnlti'd)!, teueuoll. — adv. 
 Con'tritely, jerf llivfd)t. 
 
 C4»ntriteness, kon'lritenes, «. H 
 bie 3etfnirrd)iing. 
 
 Contrition, kontrlsli'un, «. 1. f 
 
 --minded, eine entgegcngefeyte -Miemung bie Setteibnng. Newtom. 2. [ iljeol.) Pie 
 
 l;nbenb, uerrct)icDcnet 'JJi'eiiiuiig. — to, udv 
 iuiiubet (einet 3ait)e>. 
 
 Contrary, v. a. "^ mibctjlteiten, 
 iuiberi'pi'cd)eii , entgcgeniuirfeii (©tneni). 
 
 Contrast, k6ntra:>t', (ft. coniraster) 
 
 0. a. 1. ab|ted)enb tiiad)en, gcgen einanbet 
 abjlct^en laiJen. 2. (wiih; entgegenilellen 
 (ciiiet ^Sac^e). 3. i foiutaftiten. 4. l^))inl.\ 
 nn|ei;en (Jatben). 
 
 To contrast with..., abilec^en gcgen... 
 The figures of* the groups must — eacli 
 otiier, bie ijigutcn bet (^tuppen intiiTen gut 
 gcgcu einaiiM; ap|Ud)en, lunijen gut fun 
 ttiijiitcn. * 
 
 Contrast, kon'trast, *. (aud) 1) bet 
 '21l>lhd), ivontrait. , [*. bet -illt. 
 
 Contra- tenor, kon'tra-tennur, 
 
 Contra vaiiacion, kontravaiia- 
 shun, CliU. vallo; t. [ (]re|luug£b.J bie (Ati 
 genpec|'d)au.)ung. 
 
 Contravene, kontravene', ((At.) 
 
 u. a. i ubetttetcn, uetlct^eii) eiitgegcn cb. 
 
 juiuibet l;anbeln ob. fciii (cinem (^efci;e ic). 
 
 A law may contravene tlie provisions 
 
 ol' tlie Constitution. Webstku. 
 
 Contravener, kontravenur, «. 
 bet Ueberttetet, >i5irl> t)et. 
 
 Contravention, kontra ven'shun, 
 t. bie ii5crlci;ung, ileyertrttung, ba6 (jut; 
 gcgenl)itiibelii. 
 
 Contra version, kontiaver'shun, 
 (Int. versio) t bie unibcci}ung ob. Uiiiiueib 
 bung iiiid) btt entgciieiigcfei^tcii Scire. 
 
 Contrayerva, Konuayer'va, (fp. 
 
 conlrajerba; *. [.6i)t.J blc ivOnttajCtua , pc; 
 tiiuiiinKd)e Ci3iftii>uijcl. 
 
 Contrectation , koatrektA'sliun, 
 ((at.> s. bit ijctajtung, i)irrii;rung. 
 
 ContriOutary, koiiiiio uiaie,a(0°. 
 |leuerp(lid)rig, jiiiebac, jollbat, jpltpflii^tig. 
 
 - quota, btt ^4)|1lrt)lr.lirlJCll. 
 
 Contribute, kontrib'ute, ((at.) 
 
 V. a. 1. jii|aniiiicii|d)ii't^cti, bcittagen, bei: 
 
 (lenetn (eine i&uninie (iJiibe'g). 2. (to) i biis 
 
 ttagcn (ju). Ibcirragtn, mitiuitfen (ju). 
 
 Contribute, t>. ». (to, towards) 
 
 Contribution, Wontrcbu'sliun, s. 
 
 1. bet ^citrag, bte V-Viriuirfung. 2. bie 
 ©tenet, Jbei|1cuct, bet ibcitrag. 3. I'Miilit.J 
 bie ittiegStlenet, :l3taiibrd)afjuiig. 
 
 To (ay c o u t r i b u t i o n s on . . , G'tlvaS 
 befleuetn. To put a country under — , eij 
 nem Sanbe eine SBtnnbfc^o^ung auflcgen. 
 
 Coutributive, koi.iiibutiv, adj. 
 (to) Ocittageiib (ju), (>cf&fpetlicf)._ 
 
 Contributor, konnib'utur, «. l. 
 bet Sbcitragciibe, 55ci|kuernbf. 2. t «) bet 
 IVirragenbe. b) pet iJefotbetet (cince lliitct! 
 ncnuKiis ). 
 
 3etfnitrd)ung. [bciifbat, etpMbbat. 
 
 Contrivable, kontii'vabl, adj. (tt 
 ContrivaiiCe, komrivanse, t. 
 
 1. bie Grfintung. 2. bet @d)arf|lnn, bit 
 Grfiiibiomfeit. 3 ^ bet (Jntiuutf, -JJIau. 4. 
 jl bet ^l>lan, ')lMrd)liig, iUinilgt.jf. 
 
 Contrive, komrlve', (ft. controB. 
 ver) V. a. I. erfiiibeni erfinnen; entwetfen; 
 au^llnncn, aiisbenfen; unigcljeu auf . . . 
 
 2. * uetbtingen (bie 3(it). 
 Contrive, v. n. t6 angteifeu, bar» 
 
 auf au£gel)en. 
 How sliaK we contrive to liide our 
 shame? Websteii. 
 
 IK contri v ed, 1. f(^led)t ttbadjt; tl;&« 
 lic^t. 2. luibctiinirtig. 
 
 Contriveinent , kontrive'uilnt, 
 *. bie g-tfiuDuMg (g-ffmnung, "ilmjilnnung). 
 
 Contriver, kontri Vur, s. pet (It% 
 ftnbet; (J-ti'innet ; (l-ntiuetfet, "ilnotbnet. 
 
 Control, /(fr. controle; 
 
 Controll, kontroll'.jiltm. eouuter- 
 rolt) *. 1. T Prt^ (Segenbud), ©fgenred)» 
 nung^bud), ®cgciiregi|1ef ; bie ^onttulle, 
 ©egcntet^nung. 2. i bet (^inl;a.t; bie &iii» 
 fd)rantung, bzt 3i«iing- 3. bie ®eiunlt, 
 ^))fad)t, btt 23cfel;i, bie >i(uffid)t. 4. bet ob. 
 bne (S-infd)tanfcnbe. 5. bet 2Ciberfptn4), 
 label ; <Ji<ibet|1aiib. 
 
 Witliout control, o^ne SiucuiJ/ ill G"i» 
 nem fott, unciiigcfd)ranft, frci. The events 
 ot (ife are not always under our — , luic 
 tijnnen bie eteignijye bti SebenS nicljt iniinct 
 bcl;ctrfd)en. To be under the — of..., 
 untet Ocu>i"b» 23cfei)l, (JJiMuait ob. in Oc* 
 uianb6 (Seiualt |1cl;eii, fic^ L'cl;itrfd)en laffeu 
 uon . . .. 
 
 Control, V. a. 1. (iiif (^egenbuc^ 
 
 Db. ©cgentcgitiet eintragcn) fontrolliren. 
 
 2. «infd)ranfen, befdji-anfen. 3. be[)crrfd)cu 
 
 (uetl)inbetn). 4. luiberlcgeii; iuibitfpfed)en. 
 
 3. The course of events cannot be con- 
 
 tro((ed by iiunian wisdoui or power. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Controllable, kontrollaljl, adj. 
 fonttoilitbat J bi'l)trrfd)bat; bcm i5iff^lc, 
 3iuange, bet &e\Mit, •2UuTid)t untcnuorfcn. 
 
 Controller, kontmiiiir, *. (. ? 
 btt GJciualtl;abct, S?ett. Urvdem. 2. Pet 
 ^onttodeut, (acgciifd)rcibit , ■J{cd)iiung6te« 
 pifot; DDetanf|el;er (Pe^ Jiiiaiiiiucjciici 20; 
 'ilnffeljet. 3. - of the market, [>pailPc(J 
 bet ')}iatftniei|'let. 
 
 Controllersiiip,kontroirursiiip, 
 bai- OberauffeljiTamt ; Pie.\voiirroflfuri5|Ti'(le. 
 
 Control inent, knatruirmeni,/ 
 
 Conntroiliiient, 5 
 
 bie (i-iiird)raiifiing, Pet Sivang. 2. bie 
 •Jliifiut)r, (>)ciuaif, Per htitM. 3. t t'et 2i>i» 
 
 Con.ributory , konirib'iliure, PcrilaiiP; Pic iuiPttirguiig, :cr oJiP'ripiuip 
 
File, far, fall, fat. }U, met. Pine, ffn. N6, move, n*r, gSt. ill, clfifid. TiVbe, tuh, full. tAin, THi». 1 ^V'ti 
 
 CON 
 
 Contruverf kont o'vur, «. [9{edjtft. 
 f|>r.J 6er Urfjtt'tt 'nliVljer '7fa<f)ri(l>ti:n. 
 
 ContrOVt^riief koutrovers. «. * 
 >«t£tteit, cie£trcit(rnti«. — r.a.*(><)lrtiten. 
 
 CoiitrOverser, koutrovcrsur, ( 
 
 Cuutroversor, S 
 
 «. * Ber ilLMitrouerfit^, «£trfitcr, «Po(emifer. 
 
 Coiltru versiiftl y kniicruver'olial, 
 mdj. |1rfitniin;ig , yoifimul) cJfeDe). 
 
 Coiitrover»i»list, kontrovor'- 
 ■Jialisi, «, ber Stfiiter, *)5elcmifet. 
 
 Controversy, kon'iroverse, «. 
 
 1. itt (streit; tie iStreitfrtJ^e, Strcirfrnflc 
 
 (fleii>ijl)ii(. f^rittlidjc). 2. Bet dit(i)t6Hteit, 
 
 yrojctf. 3. oer iOiBerilfliiD. 
 
 3. And (temmiiig (the torrent) with hearts 
 
 ot'controveriy. Shak. 
 
 Wiihout coniro^erty, liniTreitig.. 
 
 €JoiltrOV<;rt, knn'tr<SverC, (lat.) 
 «. o beilreiteu (imt 'iDorten ii. |(triftli(t)i. 
 
 Coutroverter, knn'trovertiir, t. 
 In $5e|lri'iter, ©tnirT, 'JJolenufer. 
 
 Controvertible, kontrover'lehl. 
 *dj. i>eilreitt>ar. 
 
 Coutrovertlxt, kon'trAvtnUt, «. 
 tfr iUopfiei1)tcr, >i5i>leinifet. 
 
 ContuinnciOUS, kontilnii-<hus, 
 (mt. coutuaiiix) adj. I. tjillfllarruj , IviBtT: 
 IVAnilifl. 1. [Wedjtefpr.l ni<^t errd)eiiunti, 
 0115 Uiig«l)t>ri"iim niisbieibeiiB. Bi.ackstome. — 
 ode. C o II t u m ii' c i o u » I y , Ijiilei^iimg. 
 
 ContuinaciousneKH, konii^- 
 
 BiA'xIiiUnes, *. I. Me i>.ll«|'tiirrijlffit , ^i; 
 beriVftiM^idftit. '^ 19{e(t)t6iVr.] Mi uitfleDot: 
 fame ■ilu6t>tei6rii , Bie jioiitumn}. 
 
 CoiltUlllUCy, kon'tuinaae, «. I. bie 
 ^nt*|liirri(jfeit, •ii5itenV<iii|^''Jf('t- '^- l^ferfjt*; 
 fpt.i bfi* 3{icf)rerirt;iiiun, uiigeljorinme lUns; 
 felciBcn , Bie JtiMittimn). 
 
 CtMlttliueliouil , kontuiiie'leiis, 
 (lat.) adj. i. |\i)iioBe nSpradje, ilserriMU. 
 8h*k. 2. f(f)m,)i)lid) , |(f).iiibli(t>. — ado. 
 Contunie'liously, i'(t)iu>t>r, r(Diiial)li(i) ic: 
 ContuineliouMness , knntii- 
 m^'l^iisnck, ». bie Si1)iioBiflfeJt, tw6 |"(l)iioDe 
 SUcfen, bie 33t'rd)imvfmi(j. 
 
 Contumely, kon'iiimili, (lat.) *. 
 
 1. Ber >>i't;ii, bit Seri^uQiuing. 2. bie Sctmad), 
 
 ber 6(l>iiiipf. 
 
 1. Tlie opprettor't wrong; the proud 
 
 man's contumely. iJHAK. 
 
 ConttancI, kontiind', (lat.) v. a. t 
 
 quetfd)rn ; jerilo^eii. 
 
 Contuse, knnluze', (lat.) V, a. 
 <Hietr(t)tii ; jrriiiieifiijeii. 
 
 fJontUNlon, knntu xliiin, «. I. be 
 £luet|'d)im<i. 2. bie 3iTil'i<tr<^i"i(l, 3tT\1o-- 
 fiiiia. 3. Idljir.l bie Qiierr(f)iiiia. 
 
 C0UUU<trUin, knniin'drum, t. I. 
 Mc ®c1)iiafe, "iJJriK. €d)mirre, ber ©djmaiif. 
 2: ber HfUftHc CS'iiifnfl. 
 
 ConuSMble, kond'sabl, adj. 
 [9?crf)r6ivr. ) eiiter flerittnidjeii ^emitiiig> 
 nal)me uiiteru'Prfen. 
 
 ConuSMllCe, knn'usanse, (fr. con- 
 
 B.-il»»ance) t. [9{ed)t^iVr.] bie Sfriiiirmlj, Qts 
 
 fennutifl ^ptij. [leiib; iiiirtrrid)rcr (ihmd. 
 
 Conusant, konusant, atlj. ivif: 
 
 Cf«HIV»leSCenCe, koiivnles'seiise.^ 
 
 ConvaleSCency, k'nivales sense.S 
 
 (lat. convaletco) *. bK (^)eii(ri<it(l, ^iebtts 
 
 fmci'unft. 
 
 COiN 
 
 Convalescent , konvails'slm. 
 <«<//. (]eiierei)b . luiebcraeiietenb. 
 
 Convallary, kou'valiare, «. [35ot.J 
 bie iiieiiiii'uri , iai iSalomofifiesjel. 
 
 Couveuable , kouveuabi , (fr. 
 'Si.) adj. I. « t'liaiii^, paffeub, ubereinilim= 
 meiib. 2. iufammeiiberiifeii oi. veri'ammelt 
 iveroeii fi)iuieiib. 
 
 Convene, konvene', (lat. conve 
 nio> a. n. I. f jurammfitfummeii , luiaiii: 
 meiitreffen (u. Diiiijeio. 2. j»fanimeiifpni> 
 men, |u^ oeriamiiielii (ppin •iparlameiu ic). 
 
 Convene, v. a. i. jurammeiiberu< 
 fen , verfammelii ( bAi i|$arlament ). 2. 
 LJ(ed)tef(>r.J uprlaben. 
 
 Convener, konvcnur, t. l. ber 
 'nnit 'iliioerii Jiiinmuieiirvniiticiibe. 2. ber 
 3ufammenbtriifeiiBe. 
 
 Convenience, kouven^ense, I 
 
 Conveniency, konvineeuse, ^ 
 (lat.) I. I. tie <4>ii^iut)fcit, £d)i(fli(()(etr, 
 •)liigemcffenl;eit. 2. bie 23equemud)fcit, (De; 
 mad)li(t):eit. i. bie '^equemlid)ffit (ip>i6 (St. 
 mad;U(t)fetti)ib(>. 4. bie S(t)i(f lit^feit Ber b'lt 
 oBer be6£)rt6, bieQ^elegeiil^eit; bequeitwS'it- 
 
 To kerve oiie'a uwo eakc and conve- 
 nience, t6 iid) bequem ma4)eii. Conve- 
 nleucies of a sliip, Bie (£ct)i(f6einri(t)(itM' 
 gen. A pair ot cpectuclev i< a great con- 
 venience in old Hge, cine 'Grille ijl fiir 
 alte Ceiitc etmag feljr i)cqiienie6. 
 
 Convenient, kouve'nient, adj. 
 1. (mit to uiiB lor; paffeiiB, aiiaemeffen, 
 idfidU^. 2. bequem, fleleijeii. — ado. Con- 
 ve ' u i e n 1 1 y , paiieiiB , )V^i(fli(^ , I'c^icf liefer 
 ■}iiii\ti beqiiem. 
 
 Convent, kon'vlut, (I. conventno «■ 
 
 1. ba6 illPilcr, berKpiu'eiit (bie -4>crfoiieii). 
 
 2. bae iUPiler, bie -Jtbtei (iH6 ffltbaiibe;. 
 Convent, konvcnt', v. a. (vpr (Me- 
 
 ti<f)t) upriabfii, fprberii. — v. n. f Jiil'iim= 
 iiieiitreten ; iiiitwirrcii. Beaumomt. 
 
 Conventicle, konvln'iekl, (lat.) 
 (. 1. $ bie ^erfammiiing, 3ui'>^"«><i^"tunft- 
 2. (fleiupijiU.; boi ilPiipeiitifei (u. Oi|feiiter6). 
 J. I bie 'lUiiirelperfamniliiiiQ. 4. i bte lieim 
 iK^e Serfammliiiiij. Shak 
 
 Conventicle , v. n. jn eiiiem 
 i{piu>ciuttel, eiiier '2i3iiireiverfaiumluiig <i<' 
 ijijreii. 
 
 Conventicler, konvenlikliir, t. 
 Qiwtt , Ber iiSiiifeiocrfammlunaeii oiiibet, 
 uiiterilui)t ober bcfiidjt. 
 
 Convention, kniiveuKliun, a. 1. 
 5 bie Siifiimmeufiiuft, SJcrfamnilung. 2. bie 
 aSerbiiiibuna, ber ;»uiiB. 3. ["JJulit. u. iiird).! 
 Die Serfammliiiia , Ber ilPiiuent. 4. ber 3>cr= 
 alei(ft, 25crrraa; Bit Uebcreinfiiiift (luie jiuu 
 fd)eii Beii ijf |ii)i^i)abcrii jmcier .^ecre). 
 
 Couveu tioii-money , bai Ifpiiveiu 
 tioii^aflb. 
 
 Conventional , konveu'shiinal, 
 adj. perrraa^miitJia • Pfrabrcber. 
 
 Conventionary, konven'shuu- 
 ari, adj. ucrtra<i*ma0ia- 
 
 Conventiouer, konvea'slninur, 
 «• bai Jtpiu'Ciucmiralit'b , *)J?itgiicb ciiicr 
 SBcrfamniluna- 
 
 Conveutionist, konvla'ihunist, 
 *. brr 25crtriiaid)iif6t'iiBe. Sterse. 
 
 Conventual, konvln'isliuai, udj. 
 flDllrriicl), AlOflcr . . . (*$nprK ) — «. brr 
 
 CON 
 
 .Rpnuentiiat ; eiii "TOoiic^ P6er tine ^Tonne. 
 
 Converge, konverje', (iieMlat.) »* 
 II. l-a3ifTeiifd).j jurammeiilaufeit, feavttqi* 
 ren (luie Siiiien , Srraijlen ic). ' 
 
 The mountains converge into a siiigla 
 ridge. Jeffehsox. 
 
 Converging rays, ['!p()l)f.i fpnufr,]i» 
 reiibe ob. jiifammenfal;reiibe ©traf)ien. - 
 series. [•Jllg.J eiiie abiieljmeiibe Weihe. 
 ConverjSrence, konverjense, i 
 Convergency, konverjensi. ^ 
 *. [-il.'iffenf(t>.] bi\6 Siirtimmeiilaiifen in ei» 
 nem ipunfte. ' 
 
 Converg^ent , konver'jlnt , adj. 
 [2GiiTfnfd).] jnfamnieniaiifenB, tonoergireiib. 
 Conversable, konver'taul. adj. 
 umgaiiglic^. — adv. Con vcr'sably , fle« 
 fprac^ig, umgan.?li(^. 
 
 Conversableness, konver'sabl* 
 nes, ( bie Umgaiigli(l)tMt, &i:\\>ri\dfi>ittit . 
 
 Conversant, knn'versant, koii' 
 ver'saiit, adj. I. (with) Umgaiig IjabeiiB, 
 bcfannt, uertraiit (mit). 2. (in, among u. 
 bcffer wiih) 1 iiertraut (mit), beiuanberr, 
 erfaljren (in ©prac^en zc). 3. (about) fuij 
 bejieijenb (aufi, haiibeliib (upn). 
 
 Conversation , kouverKi'shun, 
 *. I. $ bie uertraulid)e ltiitcrf;altiing, llntcr> 
 rebiing. 2. bai aSetragen, ber (L'ebmJ:) 
 2i3anbel. 3. ber (uerttaute) Umgang pber 
 Syerfeljr. 4. bie (oertraute) ibefanntfdjaft 
 (mit !Sii(^ern jc). 
 
 Criminal con versati o n, i@lig(.] Ber 
 e()e6red)erird>e Umgang. A private -, ciii 
 3iueigfrprac^. 
 
 Conversationetl , konversA'r- 
 shund, ai{j. t H^f) >>" I'tben iu benel^nicu 
 miffenb. Beaumont. 
 
 Conversative, konvcr'saiSv, adj. 
 lid) auf ben Umgang bejie^cnb, Umgnna*.. ., 
 aefe(lirf)aftlid) lajpriiige to. 
 
 Converse, konverse', (lat. conver- 
 sor) o. n. I. I n. i (with) Umgaiig Ijabcn 
 Pb. pflegen, umgeljen, SScrfeljr Ijabcn (iiiit>. 
 2, mit einem anbern ®efd)(e(^re Umgiuig 
 i)aben. 3. § (on) fic^ unierreben, fpred)en 
 (fiber). 
 
 Converse, knn'versc , s. I. bie 
 Unterrcbung, bai ucrtraiite f5)c|pr>irf>- '^- f 
 u. i ber Umgang, 2Serfc()r. 3. (with) bie 
 ^Befanntfi^aft , aScrtrautOcit (mit). 4. ber 
 pertrailte Umgang mit eiiicin anbern (*5e» 
 f(^led)te. 5. [■•OTat^.] ber nnigefe(}rte ©ay, 
 Bie itpnuerfe. 
 
 To hold converse with.., S3crfi-I)r, 
 Umgang Ijaben ob. pjTegcn, eettet)ten, nm» 
 geljen; fid) befdjafrigen (mit). 
 
 Conversely , kon'vlrseli , ado. 
 umgcfcljrt; gegenfeiiig. 
 
 Conversion, konvlr'shun, (lat.) 
 ». 1. 5 (into; bie Scriuanblung, Umii>aiib« 
 Inng (luie be« aa5a(fcr« in &6). 2. [•i)J?iiir.] 
 bie ©d)iueiifnna. 3. llljepl.] bie S3efcl)riiiia. 
 4. L^olit.] bie !»efe()ning (ber Ueberauna 
 ppn einct ^partei jn einer nnbern). 5. Bie 
 SSeriucnBung jn feiiiem eigencn (?)cbraiid)e. 
 Conversion of propositions, [SPfl. ) Bie 
 Umfel)rnng eined <Sat}ei. - of equations, 
 [■JUg.] Bie atnfipfung Ber 0Jlcid)ungen, 3"« 
 riitffiiljruna anf eiiini ge mc infAafHirf)''' ''<■'•' 
 ncr. - of the ratios, [9IritI).) f'jne (»)vp&e»» 
 »erfllei<^)unfl im umgefeOrtrn ajcrljaltnifle. 
 
 13* 
 
196 Fate, far, fall. fat. yU, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n^r, sjof, 5il, rl6nd. Ti\be. tub, fi'ill. l//in, THin. 
 
 tON 
 
 Conversive^ konver'»iv, adj. mil! 
 
 Convert, konveif. Ont.) ». «• i. T 
 u. t (into) oeriuiin&eln , unnvnnbclii (ivie 
 SCnffft in Qii). 2. (to) 6etc|)reii (jU). 3. 
 t umfetjrcn, iiiut) eineiii ^piinfte fet^rfii, 
 luenBen oD. ridjtcn. 4. (to) uermenftcn (ju 
 feiitem eigeiieii {5)e6riui({)c ic.). 5. (Sog.) uiii; 
 teljreii (eitien ©u^). 6. iibertrngen, iiberreycii. 
 1. To convert liberty into an engine ot 
 oppression. Webster. 
 
 To convert into money, [i^illlBel] Vtn-- 
 (ifirfu, ucrii'frt^cn , oerillbfrn. 
 
 Convert, v. n. (to. iu) fitt) ueriuniibeln. 
 
 The love of wicked friends converts 
 to fear ; 
 
 That fear, to hate. Shak. 
 
 Convert, kon'vert, *. 1. [9{el. ; 
 <J3^iH)t".; Spout.] ber Sefeljrte, >)ficiibefff)rte, 
 <J5roreii)t. 2. [-))iDiid)C'tl).] fcer SaieiibruDer, 
 >:e ?aiciird)iuei'}er. 
 
 Converter, konver'tur, *. bet 5Be: 
 tetjttt, '>l>rii)'eii)tcmiuid)cr. 
 
 Convertibility, konvlrteb'l'ete, 
 t. I. (into) [ipanbcl] tie llmfetj&arfeit rincr 
 «l5iitire !C. (ill 0)M zc). 2. § Die (S-igeiifd)ii|'t, 
 ai\i eiiier ©iibflnnj, Oiefl(\lt ut. einem 3"= 
 llnii&e in eine nnbere @iib|laiij k. pcrw.iib 
 felt i)&. uernnDert luerfieu ju foiinen, bit 
 2Bnnbelbarfett, llm(ef)rbnrfeit; 95eriutd>|fl- 
 barfeit. 
 
 Convertible, konvlr'tehl. adj. 1. 
 uiiifefjrb.ir , luiUiCd&nr, uiiiiunnbetbar. 2. 
 i'crii)ed)felbnr. 3. lipanbel] unire^bnr, uer^ 
 faiird)bnr. [lued^reiSmcife; iinigefel)rt. 
 
 Convertibly, konver'leblc, adv. 
 
 Converting", konvei't'ng, wtj. be; 
 fetjreiib, 3?cfeliruiiflS . . . ['3?cubefel)rre. 
 
 Convertite, kon'vertite, s. t ber 
 
 Convex, kon'vlks, (lilt.) adj- nillb! 
 erl)aben, finiocj: (Spiegel ic). — •»• bcr foii= 
 vtxt &'0T\>cr. Heaven's -, ^ bflfi ffleiuijlbe 
 bed S»iiiitiieI5. 
 
 Con vexed, kon'vekst. adj. rilllb> 
 erfjaben, tcnuer, gemijlbt. — adv. Con- 
 vex ' e dl y , riiiiberl)iiben. 
 
 Convexity, konvek'scti, ^ *. 
 
 ConvexneSS, kon'veksnes, ^ tie 
 
 9{nnberl)iibenf)eit, fonoere gortii, >lBolbiiiig. 
 
 Convexly, kon'veksle, adv. tuni-. 
 erf^nben, foniter. 
 
 Convexo-concave, konvlk'so- 
 
 kong'kave, iidj. flMU'er=ft'llfau. 
 
 Convexo-convex, konvck'siS- 
 kon'veks. udj. fluf beiben oeiren foiiuer, 
 (iMU'etifoiiue):. 
 
 Convey, konvi', (fnt. conveho; nilJ 
 gelf. waegan , wegan ; eligl. weigh) v. a. 
 1. fuljren, fortfilljren , trngen, forttriigeii, 
 fortbriugeii, fiirtfdjntfen , iifrfuf)reii , trnii^! 
 pi'ttiren, fpebiren, uberfcnben (ju S?iinb ob. 
 jU ^BfifTer Ob. in ber Ciift). 2. i uberlieferii, 
 liberbringen, uberiiiflc^en (58ricfe :c.). 3. i 
 i"ibcrtii(id)en , ubertrflgen , ilberltifVrn ( eiii 
 3{fd)t :c.). 4. fortppnnjen (lule bie J?iift ben 
 (5d)a(l); beibringen (Iro|lK;, niitrijeiien. 
 5. t forffuijren, niiJfiiljren (eiii (5)erri)rtfr). 
 6. I will convey the business as I shall 
 find niean«. Shak 
 
 To convey by water, l>rrfd>ifffll. Tin 
 ptiitessor convoys his sense in plain 
 woids, ber '^Jriv'i'iKr Unrft lul) I'euflu^ nu&, 
 
 CON 
 
 trngt feiiie Jbeeii bcutlid) ocr. Other notions 
 — llieiu&elves into the mind. nnBcre 55e= 
 griffe bemad)tigen |u1) iti (i)eniutl)S, fdjlei: 
 ct)eii \id) in iaf Qitmiitt) eiii. To - one's 
 self as heir to . . , t H^ rtl^ QxbtlX pon . . 
 niu-geben. To — one's love or respects to 
 any one in a letter, (Jiiien |d)rifrlic^ gn'igen. 
 
 To convey away, 1. ivegidjiljfen. 2. 
 eiitivenben. 
 
 To convey out, f)innu«« , ^inipegbrinj 
 gen, l)inausrd)ii|Ten. To -one's self out of 
 danger, fid) retten. 
 
 Conveyable, konvi'abl. adj fortj 
 jubringin, fortjinctoiifen, ju ucrfi'iljren. 
 
 Conveyance, konvaanse. ». 1. 
 a) iai gi'rttiii;ren, Ji'rrfdjiiffcn , bie 2}er> 
 fuljrung, 5iirt|'d)iitfiiiig ; b) liponbel) «) bie 
 llfpergabe; fi) ber Irnii^porr, Pie ©pebitiiMi, 
 aSerrcnbii-iig , llcberfenbiing ( jii 2anb , ju 
 353ii(Ter ic). 2. f bie Ueberlieferung. 3 i bie 
 Uebertriigiuuj, UebergiU'e, 'JU'rreriuig, lUber= 
 rieferuiig (u. iitdn, 91niVriid)eu !c. ) , 93cr. 
 Ieil)iing, SJeiuifligung (p. 3{ed)ren). 4. bie >.!lbj 
 tretungfi:, 95erieil)uiig*fd)rift. 5. jebe* 5i>rt; 
 fiVffi"ig<^'»''fte(, ba5 i5iil)riuerf , 5ni}rjeiig, 
 bie it5egeivi|liilt, '5iil)rgelegeiil)cir. 6. bie Ijeitn-- 
 (id)e 20egrd)affiiiig, 2i3egraiinuiiig. Shah. 
 7. * bie SimiTgriffe, gel^eiine 5>{iuire, @d)Iei(f): 
 lucge. Spenser. 
 
 [^rttlbel] Conveyance, by water, ber 
 SDrtffertrnndport. — by land, ber Siinbrrnii^s 
 port. Bill of -, bie ©pfbitioiiSred)iuinn. 
 Deed of -, bie Uebergabfiirfuiibe. Letter 
 of -, ber 5r>id)tbrief. Mode of -, bie SBers 
 fenbungdnrt. Book of -s, bie ©pebirion^; 
 bfid)er. Cash of -«, bie ©pebition^tiiffu. 
 Charges of—, bie ©pebitioii6foflen. 
 
 Conveyancer, konvaansur, t. 
 ber yiiHtir ob. 3ii'd)rfigeli'l)rre, bcijeii ®efd)aft 
 ei i(1, Stbrrctuiig^rdjrifteii ^ii i>criiiiTen ebcr 
 niifjiire^eii. 
 
 Conveyancing^' , konvA'ansing, 
 *. bie ilbtretiing, lleberrragiing (oon 9{eiu 
 ten 2c.). 
 
 Conveyer, kdnviur, ». l. bcr 
 Ueberbriiiger, llcf erliefiTcr, Ucbfrfenber, Gin-- 
 fenber. 2. ber 5.ietrug<;r. Shak. 
 
 The conveyers of their will to others, 
 bie SSerfuiibigrr il)reS ^SJiflcn*. 
 
 Convicinity, konvesinete, (lat. 
 vicinus) s. fie 'Diiid)biirfd)iift. 
 
 Convict, konvikt', (Int. convinco) 
 V. a. 1. a) (of) uberfiiijreii, riDcriucif ii 
 (G'ineii eines 2}crbred)cii6>. b) (ot) fur \(l)uU 
 big crfliiren (©iiten eiiiffi SSerbrrc^eiig). 2. 
 * luiberlegen. 3. * beiueifeu, biirrtjiiii. 4. * 
 ? jerilori'ti. 
 1. b) The jury convicted the prisoner 
 of felony. Webster. 
 
 Convict, p. p. iiberiuiefen, fur fd)"I= 
 big erfliirt. Shak. 
 
 Convict, kon'vikt, ».btrUebcrful)rte 
 »D?i(Tcrl)iiter, bie 25frbred)eriiiii. 
 
 Conviction, knnvikshun, «. I. 
 bie Ueberfi"il)riing (einef 'i3JiiiTer()iUcr5 k.). 2. 
 i b(i5 Ucbfriveiien , bie Ucberfril)riiiig, Wi-- 
 berlegiiiig, Urbv-rjeiiguiig. 3. bie llcberjeiu 
 giiiig (bnS llebcr(eiigtrein). [jriigeiib, bfinbig. 
 
 Convictive, konvJk't'v. adj. i'ibfr> 
 
 Convictively , konvlk'livle, ado. 
 niif eiiie utifrjiiigcnbe ^rife. 
 
 Convince, kunvinse', (int.) V. a. 
 
 CON 
 
 1. (of) iiberjeiigen (Gtnen poii ©tn)n«). ?. 
 ubcrfiiljren, ilbermeifen. 3. "^ beiBeifeu, fr» 
 mciren. Shak. 4. * riberiualttgrn. Shak. 
 
 Convincenient, konvinse'ment, 
 «. i" f. Conviction. 
 
 Convincer, konvin'sur, *. 6er, bie, 
 i)([i Ucberfri(}reiibe, lleberjeiigcnbe. 
 
 Convincible, konvin'sebl, adj. -f 
 I. I'iberfiifjrbnr, uberjeiigb.ir. 2. luiberlegbnr, 
 cnvfiiiid). 
 
 Convincing' , knnv'n'sing , adJ 
 ilberjeiigeiib (iiniviberleglid)). —adv. Con- 
 v i n ' c i n g 1 y , iiiiiuiberleglic<) , nuf eine tin* 
 luiberli'gbnre 9lrt. 
 
 Convincingness, knnvin'sing- 
 
 nes. *. bie UeberjeugiiiigC'rmft, -Jliigeiifdjein* 
 lid)feit. [bei«irt()eii, fdjmniifeii. Shak 
 
 Convive, konv've'. v. a. f fe|lli(^ 
 
 Convivial, konvlv'yal, adj. gail> 
 lid); (iiilig; ft\lud) ( SSerriiiumliing u.); ge« 
 fefirc^aftlid). 
 
 Conviviality, konvivcal'ete, t. 
 bie @d)iiiniieiiebf)iiberei; Wefeflfcfjaftlii'tjPeit ; 
 (5ri»f)li(^ffit beiiii (5eA""i')lf- 
 
 Convocate, konvokiie, ((at.) v. 
 a. jiifiimninibfrufen. 
 
 Convocation, konvnki'shiin, a. 
 1. bie 3iii''i"H"fnl>eriifuiig. 2. bie iScrroiiiin* 
 lung, 3. ((5-iigl.] bie .Kircf)ciu>crriiiiiuiliing 
 (luiil^reiib bcr 'iPiirlniiieiirSfefflpn). 4. cine 
 (if.ibeniird)c SSerranitnliiiig. 
 
 Convoke, konvAke', V. a. infaiiN 
 nicnbcnifcn. 
 
 Convolnte, knn'volute, ^ lid;. 
 
 Convoluted, konvoiutld, ^I'Bot.] 
 einiu.irt* geriiflt, eiiigerodt, jiifnmnicnge* 
 roflt, iiniwitfeir (=}5Intr). 
 
 Convolution, konvnlu'shun, «. 
 I. bie Surnninifimnrfliiug, 2ItifrD(liing. 2. 
 bie miiibenbe, i«irbel|6rniige ajemcgiing, 
 SBiiibung. 
 
 Convolve, konvolv', ((nt. ) v. a. 
 jiifiiiiimciimitfrlii , jiirnmmenrofleii. 
 
 Convolvulus, konvol'vuliis, ((.) 
 s. I'iH't.] bie SBuibe. 
 
 Convoy, konvoe'. ( fr. eonvoyer; 
 nngelf. waegan, wegan fi'iljrcn) »• a. gcleii 
 ten, ^ecfcn, begleiten (jii I'niib iinb SDaiJcr, 
 J. 58. ©djiffe , -Wiiiiitipn^iungen :c. ; bei 
 ^cnoncn fngt nion Kscon). 
 
 Convoy, kon'voe, *. 1. tai (5)eli'it, 
 ©d)u(,igelcit , bie 35ebcrfiiiig ( jn 2nnb unO 
 5IBiifyer). 2. a) bii5 geliirrte ©d)lff, bie fle» 
 leittTc 'Jlotte. b) M& gcleitfiibi' ©d);iT, (i5e» 
 lcitrd)iff, bie Sebccfiiiig. t; [©cdjanbell bit 
 .ftiiiiffnl)rrcl|lDtte, Sufuhr; , (SSrIritflrtte; ^6t 
 forte. 3. ? bie 05fleitung. Derfinig, iH'rd)ir« 
 innnj. 4. f bie 3iif"f)r. Smak. 
 
 To sail under convoy, lllirer itiMll'oi 
 ("egelu. [.tfiMuuiigi'l'riljrfn. 
 
 Con voy - du t ies , bie iiebcrfiing^i, 
 
 Convulse, konvulse', (I. conwello) 
 V. a. 1. ? eri"d)iirtern, 3"rf'ingfn pernrf(u 
 djen (bem .<i&rper). 2. | cndjiitrcrn (:j»iiu» 
 iiiel iinb (StDc). 
 
 Convulsion, konvul'shun, *. I. 
 b(U* 3u(fen, bie S'lrfniig, SSerjurfung. 2. t 
 bie (S-rfd) litter una, iioniuilfiou (j. 2J. poli. 
 tird)e). 
 
 Co n V u 1 s i o n s of langliter, ein frain|»f» 
 f)iifrf i5 Cad)cn. --fit, bie franipfartiftf 
 Surfung. 
 
Fhtc. f;.r. f'.Il. f.Tt. M*. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n^r. goL 6il. rl6rt«l. Tnbe, IOl>. foil. l//in. Tllis. 197 
 
 COiN 
 
 Convulnive, konvul'wv, adj. ; 
 u. 1 flicf)tertfd) , jurfenb, frampfhnfr. - 
 adv. C o n »ru r » i V e 1 y , franipfl)(itt. 
 
 Cony, ko'ne, /(t)iiU. konyn, ir 
 
 C^Oney^ kuii'ne, ^ cuinin ; fr. coiiin 
 eonil; w. cwning) *■ ^n^ ^niiiiut)en. 
 
 Cony-burrow, per Kaniud)eiibaii. - 
 catch, V. a.. (iSi)rrtrf)e ber Siebc) (5-iiicii 
 ptttUn, jum ^i.irreii Ijaben. --c atelier. 
 
 • ber '$tt(itr, Wnuni-r. --catching, '■ 
 bit '^reUerei, ba6 3ieffeii. -- f i»li. bie 'ilaU 
 taupe, --warren. biK .fidllinC^CMilChrtge. 
 
 Coo, koo. (i»iil)rrd)eiiili(t) oom loiio 
 r. n flirreii, (jurreii, rucl)iVii (u. iiuiben). 
 
 Co-oblig-ee, knoltlejee', t. ber 
 TOiri'?rpfli(t)tetf. 
 
 Cood, (rd)0tt.) the cud. [uinny. 
 
 Coof, (fd)i'tr. ) a blockhead, a 
 
 Cook, kook. (niigetj". gecocnian ; lilt. 
 coquo) p. o. I. rpi1)cii. '2. jubrrcitfii , uor- 
 bereiten iju irfleiib eiiiem 03et«rrtiid)e). Shak. 
 3. [" cb. Oertl.l i«crfrii, juiuerfen. 
 
 To cook up. o flufmiinucn. 
 
 Co<»k, p n. luie bfr iiiirfiicf fdjreieii. 
 
 Cook, (rtitnelf. coe; ^o(l. kok) #. ter 
 *od>, bie fcod>inn. 
 
 Great-cook, ber Oiiirfocf). 
 
 Cook-fiih, bie r)Kfer|d)leie. — maid, 
 bie ^rK^eiimiiflb; Ki'c^imi. --room, bie 
 *:ud)e; bit ©i<)iff«fuil>e. -'•-•hop, bie 
 ffinrfii^e. Ibn« ili>rt)en. 
 
 Cookery, kook'ure. t. bie iSiH^f "»ft- 
 
 Cookit, (fdiOtt.) a kind of small 
 
 • weelbread for eating at tea. 
 
 Cookit, (j'd^ott.) appeared and 
 din appeared by fill. 
 
 Cool, kool, adj. 1. ffli)!, (Xl((t). 2. i a) 
 folt, fnlrfiiiiiifl, fllfirf)!iu(ti(j. b) fnit, Ieiben= 
 f<ftiifHo«. — «. bie iliil)le, Srifrfje, ftiiljliiun. 
 
 Cool-cup, ein Siltjltraiif. --headed, 
 fn« , leibenfdj'iftlof . 
 
 Cool, (atl(]elf. colian, acolian) v. a. 
 I. fuf)leii, <\f>tut)ltn. 2. i abtul)lttt (ben 
 SSXutt), bie Ciebe zo. 
 
 Cool, V. n. 1. ft(6 tut)ttn, abtutfltn, 
 ful)l luerben. 2. i <itful)len, fit^ ffiljlen, er; 
 fnltin, iirt^l.ifTen. 
 
 Cooler, km'il'ur. t. l.bai Su^diiittef. 
 I. baf Afiljlme, berfiiiljlffffel; [iOierbr.] bie 
 ftuliie, ba6 Mi)li(i)\t^. 
 
 Coolillg^ , kool'ing , adj. fufjlcnb, 
 RfllM. . . - drink, bfr Kuhltmitf. 
 
 Coolisit, kuiM'iiili. adj. fiil)liij , ets 
 xoas fiil)I. (fnlt, t^ri i<b. niit fiiltein £fute. 
 
 Coolly, kuu'le. ade. I. (ul)l. 2. f 
 
 Cooliietts, kuui ne«, <. I. f bie.^ul}ie, 
 Rtihiiiiin. 2. i bie £>iire, ber .Kiiitfuiii. 
 
 COOIII, kouni, (fr. cnilibouik) t. 1. 
 
 Irr DJiig. 2. bie AiirreiuVill^e. 3. [<B(t)imi.] 
 tet £Dl)leiiilntib. 
 
 Coomb, kuura , ) (<\r. kymboH) s. ein 
 
 Comb, ) JvornninaOiHMt vicr 
 
 6*cfffiM. 
 
 Coop, kuup, (f)03. kuip; I. cupa) t. 
 I. bie Ante, bfls &.i6. 2. ber 5;M'il)iirril.i(l, 
 J>ill)iierfnft(i , 5?uliiiiTfcrb, W.Ml|l<iiib, 25ir= 
 fil)la(|. 3. ber (&(t)iirrr>)rren , aerd)U>iKiie 
 itarren. 
 
 Coop, V. a. (t)iit in. aru'ol^nl. iiiir up) 
 I. in eiiien S>i4liiifrilrtfl eiinVerren; baljer 2. 
 t einulilirftfti , eimVrrrrii. 
 
 Coopee, kuupee', (fr. coupe > «. 
 
 COP 
 
 [tnnjf.l ba} (Foupe. _ CSijttc^er, ffrtgbinber. 
 Cooper . kuup'iir . «. ber JRfifer, 
 Cooperagre, koop'uiidje, t. l. ber 
 
 iiuferlo^n , JJo^bmberj , 23ottcf)er; Mvtv. 
 
 lol)n; Ber (riiircf)lng, bte aSerfuperunfl. 2. bie 
 
 iiijttc^erei (Qi3erf|Lute). 
 
 Cooperate, konperate, ((at. con 
 
 II. opero) V. n. uoj mitivirfen (jio. 
 
 Cooperation, kuopeia'»iiun, s. 
 bie 'Mi'irnjirfiiiiiv Iniinuirfenb. 
 
 Cooperative, koop'eiittv , adj. 
 
 Cooperator, konpei&tur, «. ber 
 •Biirii'irfer , -liiirljelfer, iJKitarbeiter. 
 
 Cooptate, koop'lale, Hat.) o. a. 
 t iPtitjlen, niitermalMru. ['Hialjl ; ')iiiMal}me. 
 
 Cooptatioii, k^optik khiin, «. bie 
 
 Coordinate, kooi'deniie, (lat.) 
 itdj. beujeorbnct i(i}erid)tdi>arfeit 20. — adv. 
 Coor'diiiaiely, beitjeorbnet, von gleis 
 (tjeni Waiige. 
 
 Coordinateness , ko^r'denite- 
 nes, «. bte 0)ieid)l;eit t)ti fXanqti unb >^ns 
 feljeii*, ba^ 53eiivi>rfiietfein. [bie23eii'rbnung. 
 
 Coordiiiatiou, k66rdeuii'«hua, 1. 
 
 Coost, d'c^ott.) cast. 
 
 Coot, kuut, OP. cwtiar) «. 1. bai 
 iIDii|Terl)iiljn. 2. o ber iri>pf. 
 
 Coot, (fd^Dtt.) the ancle or foot. 
 
 Cootie, (fcfjott.) a wooden kit- 
 chen dish; also (hose fowls whose 
 legs are clad witli feathers are 
 said to be cootie. 
 
 Cop, kop. (aiidelf. cop, copp ; tv. cop, 
 cob; l)p(l. kop; bcilffd) ftopf) *. I. ber (i)t: 
 pfel pb. bie ©pi$e einer &i\<i)t tvie in cob- 
 castle fiir cop-castle, ein '^er()fd)U<0 ; 
 bie Itiippe. 2. bie Jvoppe, ^aiibe, ber ^tifd) 
 (bci SSiJfleln). 3. ba6 ipaiifiijeu, ber ®d)o< 
 ber (ipeuK (baliani. 
 
 Copaiba, kopa'eba, 4. ber ilppal)Us 
 
 Copal, ko'pal, «. ber fiopal, bae 
 *opiill)arj. 
 
 Coparcenary, k&par'senaii, (co 
 Ob. cou U. norm, parceuier) 4. L'J{ect)tf fpr.j 
 bie i)Kitert)rd)aft. 
 
 Coparcener , kApar'siuur , «. 
 I3?i(f)ti:ipr.] ber i(ilcid)ej 'Btiterbe. 
 
 CoparCeny,kopar'Kene. 4. [Oitd)t&: 
 fpr. I ber rtleid)e '!Uiir()eiI an einer drbfc^jafi. 
 
 Copartment , kopart'maut , f. 
 Compart uie n t. 
 
 Copartner, ki'ipart'ndr,«. I. [^pnii! 
 bel) ber il)eiil)iibfr, -]l(Ti*cie. >^aiibci5(jefe(|; 
 rd)nfter, (*)e|iif;rre , <J)?itgeiip# ; [Seeljiiiibel) 
 ber '))Jiirl;eber. 2. i ber Ifjeiiljaber, il;eiu 
 !iel)iner. 
 
 Copartnership, kApart'nurship, 
 4. I. |:pniibel| bie iviMnp.ijjnie, (*>fft[ird)iifr, 
 -MJitfleiu'iTt'"rd)iifr, jilei(l)e ■ll)fimiil)nie. 2. bie 
 itunipiinnie, (bie fie I'llbfnben ^JeriVneii) bas 
 ivonipiinmi'<ierd)iift. [t a n) «((/. f I)in1), ipinifl. 
 Copataiii, kopailu, (nnd) Co pa- 
 Cope, k.'ipc. (IP. cob; illtfirll". caeppe; 
 fr. cliape) 4. 1. bie ixi'pfl'ebetfiing. 2. ber 
 (Fl)i''rro(f ibiT Sprifileri. 3. irdfiib eliung fiber 
 beni i)niipte ^liifflebreitetefi rb. 9lii6<iibrl)ii: 
 teS; bie Riipprl, rette (eine* Dfld)*); ber 
 (iieu'Mbrbi'gen (einer Ihfire), bai (»JriPi<lbr 
 (be# S?iitinirl6). 4. eiiie nite »!ll'(i.ibf, i«rirt)f 
 ^le C'lrteiithiinier (leu-MTrr iiifitnTiiiverfe in 
 DtrbDiliirr nn ben Rbiuq i>brr ben (Wriiiib: 
 l^rrrn tmridjttn miiiJeii. 
 
 COP 
 
 Under the cope of heaven . untcr bem 
 .^tiMinel, uuter ber Sonne. 
 
 Cope, V. a. I. becfen. jiibecfen , btt 
 betfen ciuie mit einer ^nppe 10. 2. lijaifn.] 
 iben Sd)niibi( nnb bie itraflrn) bcutneiben. 
 3. ("IBatbnirpr. ] mit IWniiiforben oerfel)en 
 (ij)iinbe). 4. * jleiu1)lii1) iimiirmen. Shak. 
 5. * uberrnfdjeii, mit Q-inem jiiriimmeiitreffen ; 
 (Jinen befampfen. 
 
 Cope, V. n. l.(with)(lreiten, fompfen, 
 fid) fc^la.ien (mit). 2. e« nnfneljmen (mti), 
 bie ©pi(je bieten ((Jinem ). 3. T jii tfjun 
 ^.iben (mit). Shak. 4. f ermiebern , pcr« 
 giMten. Shak. 5. f niietiiurc<)en, tiiiifc^en, 
 rd)ii(f)ern. 6. (jeroorragen. 
 2. Till Luiher rose, no power could cope 
 with the pope. D. Clark. 
 
 To cope right-hands, (>anbgemein iper» 
 bt\\. (itiUlfer. Shak. 
 
 Copeinan, k^pe'man, 4. t ber 
 
 Copesmate, kApesmite, (cope n. 
 mate) 4. * ber alte greiinb, ^erjen«brubfr. 
 
 Copier, kop peiir , ( 4. I. bet 
 
 Copyist, kop'pei»t , ] Jtopirt, 91b. 
 fd)reiber; I-iJR.il. n. 23ilbij.j ber 9fo(^jei(<)ner; 
 i)?(i(^bilbner; 3iiid)|Ted)fr ; ^opi|l. 2. btt 
 'Jlusrrfjreiber, •iUbfd)rei6er. 
 
 Coping-, ko'piug, *. I. Me {Jirfte, ber 
 (5)iebel. l. [ledjnol.) bic.t(iippe, "Miinerfnppe. 
 
 Sharp coping, bie riiiibf ^Wauerfappe. 
 
 Copious, ko'peiis. ((. copiosus) 
 adj. I. reid)iid), rcit^. 2. i iportreid); ipeit« 
 iniifig, ipeitfd)iui'ifig. — arfp. Co 'piously, 
 reid)tid) ; lueitfdjipeifig. 
 
 Copiou.<«ne8S, ko'p^usnes, 4. I. 
 
 bie 'OKengc, giifle, ber Ucberflue. 2. i bie 
 JiKle, 5i5eitfd)ipei(igf«t. [•JIiisrd)rciber. 
 
 Copist, ko'pUt, 4. bet »21br4)reiber ; 
 
 Copland, knp land, 4. f ein @tu(t 
 Canb ober iioben, bt\6 \\>H} nuaianft. 
 
 Coplant, ki'ipLiut', e. a. f mit ein> 
 anber ob. jnglcid) pflanjcn. [glfid)e '2lMtl)eil. 
 
 Coportion, kopor'shOn , (. bet 
 
 Coppc^d, knp'pvd. kopt. ^ adj. 1. 
 
 Coppled, kop'pid, 5i"!)^iViO^ 
 
 2. (Copped) ge()aii6t (ipie SiiigeO, ges 
 f(f)opft, mit einer .Uoppe. 
 
 Coppel, kdp'pel, *. [(Tijem. ] bie 
 ^npefic, ber Ie|t, ■iJ5robirtiege(. [finr. 
 
 Coppel-dust, [Qt)cm.] ba« .Raped en< 
 
 Copper, knp'pi'ir, (liU. cuprum; ir 
 copar; rorn. cober ; iirm. coevr. cnevr; «. 
 I. ['Mfinenilg. J bae iJiipfir. 2. (Onbil.j bcf 
 fnpferne fieiTel; ba6 iliipfirgefd)irr. 
 
 Red copper, biU> ■J(rtl)fllpfi'r. Yellow -, 
 bai (Melbfiipfer . •"BieiTiiig. Molten -, bui 
 
 (i)arfllpfer , (frj. —alloyed with riulphur, 
 
 ber fiiiptrrilein. |2. pi. bos .Riipfergrlb. 
 
 C<»pper. 4. 1. (rbeniiiiji ber i^edrr. 
 
 1. My friends tilled my pocket wiih 
 
 coppers. Franki.ih. 
 
 Copper, ndj. fiipfrrn. 
 
 Copper - color, bie ilupferfnrbe. -- 
 colored, rupfrriiirbeil. --lasleued, 
 mit i?iipfiTbolien bifeiligt. --money, bnA 
 Kiipifnieib. --nose, bie ilnpiVrnafe. -- 
 plate, bte itiipirrpbutr , ber Aiipferilid?. 
 -- sill i ill, ber iviipnTrd)mieb. --wire, 
 ber j?iipirrbrrtl)t. - - » .. r k. ber iliipfer^am* 
 mer. - worm, I. ber £(l)ifTfU'iirm, !>olj« 
 ii'iirm, iSohniMirm. 2 bie £d)tib«, 'OWntte. 
 
 3. ber S><>iienuurtn. 
 
J 98 Fate, f/ir, fAll, fat MA. met. Fine, fin. NA, niftye, n6r, g^i. *i'l. cl6fid.Tiibe, tub, fiMl. tAin, THis. 
 
 COP 
 
 Copper, t>. o. mit Su\>(n ober 
 fiiipfcrplntten 6crd)lagcii oD. bebc(fen,fiipfern. 
 
 Copperas, kop'puras, (fr. coupe- 
 r«se; *. [6l;ein.] Der aniiie 25itriol , (ii'fjt) 
 G-ifenuitrioI, rct)i\)ffeiraiirc6 Gifcii ; 6ci- lueiiie 
 25.itrit)l , (jetjt) SiiifuitriDl, |"d)a>cfelfiiiirer 
 3inf ; 6er blaiie 25itrinl, (jc^tjSiipfcnntviLM, 
 ("d>ivffelfaiinr^ i^iipfer. [Ijnltifl. 
 
 Copperisli, kop'purislijnfO'.tiipKr' 
 
 Coppery, kop'pure, adj. 1. fiipfer; 
 ^altt(i, fupfcrifl. 2. fupferii. 
 
 Coppice, kop'pis, «• I. tiai <Sd)U\<i> 
 ()olj, UiiterljDl}, ®ef)au. 2. baS fflebufd); 6tr 
 mit ©c^lnnfjuli fceiuad^fene ^(a$. 
 
 Copple-dust, I". Co pp el-dust. 
 
 Copple-stones, Me i^iefelflciiu , ab; 
 gerunbete Jlu^fleine. 
 
 Copse, kops, «. 1. ba< ^u\'d)t)oli, 
 (3d)l(igI)0lJ. 2. baS ©ebiifrf); f. Coppice. 
 
 Copses of a cart, bie 'SJnaenleiteni. 
 
 Copse, V. a. (Hi ©d)tng()Dlj) f)nflen. 
 
 Copsy, kop'se, adj. mit ©djIafll)o(i 
 6e)uttrf)reii Ob. uerfefjen. 
 
 Coptic, kop't?k,nd;. tfptifd). 
 
 Coptic, *. bie foptifc^e (2pr.id>e, bn5 
 fit'ptifdje. 
 
 Copula, kop'ula, (fat.iC.) «. [Sog.] 
 Die Copula, Hi SStnbeiuort (j. 93. Religion 
 ix indispensable to happiness). 
 
 Copulate, kop'ulate , adj. Vtf 
 timbeii. -, »• a. t uertinigf". Prtfl""- "' 
 ». n. (f)auptrnd)lid) p. lljiereio fitt pnnren; 
 beiiwp^nen, ft* jl^ifdjlic^ i>erniifd)fn. 
 
 Copulation, kopula'shun , *. 1. 
 bie 95erbinbiing. 2. bie ipnnrmijj; 95eiiupf)= 
 
 Copulative , kop'ulaljv , udj. 
 [Wrnmm.] perbinbenb. -, *. 1. I0)rntiim.] 
 Hi 93inbeioi>rt. 2. + bie 95erbiiibuiio (burd) 
 i^eirntf)). 
 
 Copy, kop'pe, (fr. copie) t. 1. a) 
 bie .ftopie, 93rief:K.liopie; pi- itiipinlien, 
 fiopieii; b) bie 9lbrd)rift, ^opie, tmi .Duplin 
 fat; c) bie «Ub|"d)rift; (in itiini^e"> bie 
 ifppie , ber ^Ki*)ti^; Hi 9?nd)biib; ber 
 ?yiad)flid). 2. Hi (Fycmpliir, ber 'Jlbbrurf (v. 
 ^nd)evn jc). 3. bie $.-.iibr(t)tift. 4. Hi 
 Wniiiiffript; Dni Driginal. 5. bie SSor; 
 fdjrift (ill"' ©djreibcii). 6. [3?ed)t«|"pr.] bni 
 Omlrmiient. 7. * ber Urberpiiig. 8. Hi 
 Wiiiler, l()einii, ber ®egeii|liinb ber lliitcr= 
 Ijnitiing. Shak. 
 
 Copy-book, 1. Hi gjorfdjrifteiibud). 
 2. [5?anbeli bafi S3rieffopirbiid). --hold. 
 KS-ii(ii.] Hi ,3iiu-lfl)on , (frbjiiiC-gut. -- 
 holder, ber 3iii6pad)ter , 2Jefii>fr einefi 
 CS-r(>iiufiltite*- ---nioney. 1. bie 9l(>fd)veib: 
 gft<i'i()r, llopiolien, i'ai ©d)reibgflb. 2. ini 
 <-Viic^l)anblrro jjjpiiornr. 3. (Iijppgr.) Hi 
 9lii^l)nngcgelb. --paper, bii6 Koiijopt: 
 p.ipier. --purchaser. [ 2)lld)l). I ber 
 55friag^biid)I)iinbler. --right, [ >^ud)l). 1 
 Hi 95erliigfrri1)r. [her. 
 
 Thus far copy, [rtllf 'HJfdjuMlll b\i l)ie= 
 Copy, K. a. 1. (iiinnd)!)!. mir out) 
 ufnrt)rribeii , nii«)'d)rfibni, fopircn. 2. [in 
 ben .fiiintleiil iiiidjbilbfii, nad)irirf)iif" . «*= 
 jeid)iieii ; iu-.d>ned)eii , fi'pireii 3. t iind): 
 ahitien. 
 
 T».copy by squares, [Wfll.l I'ergrttreril. 
 Copying-clerk. bPr fippilL Copying- 
 m a c li i II e , bie 5vi^piriiiard)iite. 
 
 COR 
 
 t^opy, ». H. 1. nn(^jeidf>nen , na&)-- 
 bilben, fopireii. 2. innc^aljmeii, luidjmadjen ; 
 (after) in ^etnnnbd giiBiliipfeii tretcii. 
 
 1. A painter copies from the life, eill 
 *Dtrtler malt and) ber iJiiUur. 
 
 2. All obedient child copies after his 
 parent. [itl^pitt. 
 
 Copyer, kop'peur, *.ber*2lbfd)reibcr, 
 
 Copyist, kop'pelst, t. 1. ber '211?: 
 l"d)teiber, itopiil. 2. [in ben i?iiniTen 1 ber 
 Kopiit. [bai biinre G'id)l)orn. 
 
 Coqualiin,k6k^v^^lul,J.[i)^1ttlrg.l 
 
 Coi|uelicot, i (fr. iii.) 
 
 Coquelico, kA'kelcko, y t. 1. bie 
 it(iUi"d)n>|"e, Jsiiipperrofe. 2. [ipanbel] bie 
 5eiicrfarbe. 
 
 Coquet, ) (fr. 533.) *• 
 
 Co<j[uette, koket', ) bie Aofette, 
 ®efa!iriid;tige. 
 
 Coquet, 1. nrf/. gefadfi'icfttig. 2. - v. a. 
 mit iiomplimenten ii. perliei'tem (S)efd)ium> 
 unterl)iiiten. 3. —,v. n. liefeln, biil)leii, fo; 
 fetfiren. llerifd). 
 
 Coquetlsll, koklt'tish. ailj- bill): 
 
 Coquetry, k&'ketie, t. bie ©efalb 
 |ud)t, 55ul)lerei, itufetterie. 
 
 Cor, kor, *. cin 'OKiip (=r 4 ^pinten). 
 
 Coracle, kor'akl, (lu. cwrwgle) s. 
 eill mit Seber ober geolter Seinivnnb iiber: 
 jogened 55oot ber 5Jird)er in 253n(e5. 
 
 Coraooid, kor'akoid, djr. korax) 
 *. [Slnat.J ber 9{abeii|"d)niibel, rnbeufdjiiabel; 
 f&nnige )Jort|Vi$. -, adj. mbeiij'd^nrtbel! 
 formig. 
 
 Coral, kor'al, (gr. korallion) «. 1. 
 [3ool.] bie ^ornfle. 2. ein (Stiicf itornde, 
 Hi ^inber tun ben ^ali tragen. -, adj. 
 fornllen. 
 
 Fossile coral, ber ^ornncnflein. White 
 --seed, ber ^orrtttenfdjiunmin, bie ^oral; 
 lenjled)te. 
 
 Coral-boat, Hi fiornflenfir(f)er;95oot, 
 Jtoriiflen|ifd)ers{Jn^rjeufl, ber itorn(Ieiirifd)er< 
 iln^n. --branch, ber £ora(leiia|l. -- 
 diver, ber Sorti(leiiftfd)er. --moss, b(\i 
 i^orndenmoo^. --net, bai Sorallennc^. 
 --rag, [Oieol.] ber itoradciifiilf. --tree, 
 Der iJoriiflenbrtiim. --wood, ber Sorallen! 
 I'liiim. --wort, bie ^ornncnioiirj. 
 
 Corallaceous, koialla'shus, adj. 
 forafleuiirtig. [fornllenfijrmig. 
 
 Coralliforin, korallefonn, adj. 
 
 Coralline, kor'aiiui , €idj. foralleii, 
 Soraden entl;rtUenb, nn* itonillen be|lel)enb, 
 fornlleniirtig. -, *. bie iiornUine, b<\i ito^ 
 roneiimood. 
 
 Vesiculated coralline, bie ^tafeil: 
 foriilliiie, bai? ©nrttiienmoo*. Tubular -, 
 Me 9{i!'l}renforii(le. Cellifeious -, bie 3cl-- 
 leii!, (Jn^jerfornfle. Articulated - , bie ©lie; 
 Der>, geglieberte ilornfle, ■•))?eerraiife. Small 
 climbing vesicular corallines, b(l6 @)ra> 
 niitrtpft'liiiop*. 
 
 Coralliuite, kor'allim'te , 1 s. 
 
 Corallite, kor'allJte, J [^ci, 
 
 tiirg. I brr Kt^rnflit, Jloriillinit, ^ornflmilein , 
 bie oerflrliierte i?orii(Ie. 
 
 Coralloid, kor'aiiold , i 
 
 Corailoidal, korall6;d'ai. \ ''^• 
 
 for.((lfii.irtiit. Ifioriiflenrinbe. 
 
 Coraiioid, *. bie Koriiflfnfledjte, 
 
 Coram, iint. IS. ) praep. por. Shak. 
 
 COR 
 
 Corant, korant', (fr. courant> #. 
 
 [Irtiijf.l bie (Sourante. (j^fte Innj. 
 
 Coranto, koran'to, (it.) «. ber let>» 
 
 Corb, korb, (Int. corbis) s. I. bet 
 S.on in ^ol;(eni)rii6en. 2. [ airt^it. ] tine 
 fort'ftirniige SBerjiiTiiiig. 
 
 Corbau, kor'ban. (ati). karbo; ruff. 
 korban) s. I. [^nbeiitl;. ] bni Opfer , bit 
 Dpferung, &abe (beileljeiib in lebeiibatlljie. 
 ren). 2. Der ^llmofenforb. 3. bui ^limofen. 
 4. [•OKoIjiimtMeb. 9{e(.] bie Qinbe, bui ©d).if« 
 opfer. [frumiii, gebogcn. Spenser. 
 
 Corbe, korb, (fr. conrbe) adj. -^ 
 
 Corbeil, kor'bel. (fr. corbeille) ». 
 [■5ei"tniiii6i>.J ber ©d),iniforb. 
 
 Corbel, kor'bel, *. [9(rd)it.] i. bcii 
 ivoi-luten; ber iiiumen.-, jDt-itforb. 2. ber 
 :i5alfcnfopf, £ragileiii. 3. bie 9iird)e, iMenbe. 
 
 Corbie, (f(f)ott.) ber 9?abe. --mes- 
 senger, one that is long upon his errand 
 or who like the raven sent from the Ark 
 returns not again. 
 
 Corbies, (fdjott.) etjie 9(rt «raf>e. 
 
 Corliy, kiir'be, a. f ber 'Oiabe. 
 
 Corcelet, ^j. l&ntoinol.] 
 
 Corselet, kors'let, jDad iirufliliirf. 
 
 Corcule, kijr'kul,^ <iat.) ». l55ot.] 
 
 Corcle, kSr'kl, ^ bai $erj(l)en, 
 iperjiein. 
 
 Cord, kord, (TO. cord; gr. cliorde) 
 *. 1. ber ©tritf, bie ©d)nur, bai ©eil. a. 
 I9)tar. ] bai tan. 3. bai ober bie ^Infter 
 (5?oI} jc. ). 4. [ Onbil. ] eine «Mrt f(f)\peren, 
 bidjren 93(iumivoHenieiige«. 5. || a) ber ^ali$ 
 llrice. b)i;f. bie 5c(Teln, $»iinbe (ber ©iinbe). 
 
 To sell under the cords, [ijnilbc!] nad^ 
 ber SBntlenfcfjniir oerfnnfen. 
 
 Co rd- maker, ber ©eiler. — wheel, 
 bnS Dref)rflb (ber ©eiler;. --wood, bai 
 itiafterljolj. 
 
 Corfl, t>. a. I. mit tniien, ©eilen ic. 
 befeiligen Ob. nnbinben. 2.rpinnen (tnbaf jc). 
 3. S?oli IC mefjen, nbflnfrern. 
 
 To cord up, flnfteriK [merf ; ©eilioerf. 
 
 Cordag-e, kor'dldje, s. bai taiu 
 
 [■>))Iar.] Spare-cordage, bn5 ^feferoe* 
 tauioerf. Holes to fasten the -, bie ipalfen. 
 Twice laid - , bai umgefd)lngene Inniperf. 
 To tie the -, Die ipnlfrn juK^en. 
 
 Cordate, kor'date, ^arf;.[»Ot.] 
 
 Cordated, hwr'datld, ^ ijerjforniig. 
 
 — adv. Cor'dately , (jerjfiJrmig. 
 
 Corded, k(")r'ded, adj. I. flbgefl-lf* 
 tert (n)ie 5?oli). 2. pon ©eilen jc. gemad)!;. 
 mir ©tri(fcn jc. perfcljen. Shak. 
 
 Corded ladder. Die ©trirflciter. 
 
 Cordelier, kiSrdcleer', (fr. 2C.) *. 
 [0)r&iid)^tl).] ber '5r<iiiji*fiiiicr. 
 
 Cordial, kordeal. adj. I. f)erjlict>. 
 2. Ijcrjiliirfenb. - *. I. [<B?eb. ] bai l)erj» 
 flarfciibe *)JfitteI, bie i5»erj|liirfuiifl. 2.i bai 
 2ab\al. 
 
 A cordial friend, ein $>frjeii*freiinb. 
 
 Cordiality, kurdeal-eie, «. l.fbie 
 S3ejicl;iing niif bai S^eti. Browh. 2. bie 
 ipfrjlidjfpir. 
 
 Cordially, ki>r'dealie. <i(fi>. I}rrjlic(). 
 
 Cordierite, kordcuriie, «. [■'ISU 
 neralg.] ber Porbierit. ir>rmig. 
 
 Cordif'orin, k^rd'cform. adj. iftCi* 
 
 Coriiiiier, knrMinur , <. f bee 
 ®(^)uhIuact)er, ©d)iiiler. 
 
File, far, fkW, fat M*, met. Fine, fin. N6, mhve. n6r, got, 6il, cUM. Ti\b&, tiib, fuFI. l^in, THis. 1 99 
 
 COR 
 
 Cordon, kSr'dun, (fr. SD.) «. I. 
 [5f|1ung6b.] bat "Wiauerbant, iSaii6. 2. 
 [-Wilit.] 6er Norton, Me Iruppenfette. 
 
 Cordovan, kdrd'ovan, «. [Ou^fl•] 
 trr iCortiiiiin. 
 
 Corduroy, kirduro^', «. [0^^fl.] 
 rinr ^rtMcftn, gerippteii!8iiummoUenjeiig«f. 
 
 Cordwain, kord'w^ne, «. [Oll^|l.] 
 bn £t)r^lla^. 
 
 Cordwainer, kilrd'wineur , «. 
 ber £(f)iiilcr; ^ortiurtnarbeitep. 
 
 Core, kite, (gr. kear; fr. coeur) 
 «. I. J tat S^ni (irgenS einer <Sad)e), 6er 
 ^trii. 2. i bat 5?er}, yjtart, Omierile. 3. iti 
 (Utitbt, OitbH (bei'llcpft'Iii ic). 4. ber (S-iter 
 (eine« Ocfdjroure* ). 5. (fr. corp») f bic 
 Saiiimlung. 6. bie Ceberreurinfrniifljeit (bfr 
 &<ba\t). 7. (fdjott.) corpc, parry, clan. 
 
 To be rotten at the core, eiii bb\ti 
 $fr} tjaben. 
 
 Cored, ki'rd , aHJ. [S^arin(iifi{d).] 
 In Sali flerplU iiiib iiitii Irorfiien jubertiKt. 
 
 Coreg'ent, k&rejent, t. ber ^tit-. 
 re.ifiit. 
 
 Coriaceous, kAr^i'shu*, ((at.) 
 mdj. I. If Pern ; lebemrtifl, feberljflrt. J. [^ct.J 
 lefernrtiij. 
 
 Coriander, kArean'dur, (lat.) ». 
 ( Vot. ] ber fiorinnber. --leed, bet So» 
 rirtiiberfiime. 
 
 • Corinth, kor'Jiit* , «. I. [ffleoflr.] 
 ^iTiiitt). 1- r»ot.] bie «oriiit()e. 3. bat 
 ajorbfH. SiiAK. [iii'riiitl) fleljtrio. 
 
 CoriutlliaC, k/irin't/ieak, a(lj. )ll 
 
 Coriutilian, k/inu't/iean, adj. 1. 
 frriiiti)j|i1). - «• I. ber fioriutljier. 2. ber^ej 
 (\irf)er uon SJorbeden. Shak. 
 
 Corinthian order, [9(r<^it.] bie forill: 
 tl)if*e Drbiiung. -column, bie fcrintljirilje 
 Siiule. 
 
 Corival, kirt'vJl, p. «. ju erreirf^eii 
 flrebfii. - ». btx ??e6eiibu()lfr, 'TOitbeiuerber. 
 
 Corlvalry , koil'valre, (Cori'- 
 vality) *. bie 'iJRitbeiiierbiiiig, ber <IOfrt: 
 fJrfit. [bie i)?i'beiibii()ierfit)iM't. 
 
 CorivalHliip , kAitvaUiiip , t. 
 
 Cork, Kurk, (nifj. korka; f)i<U.kurk) 
 «. I. ber ^orfb.ium, bie jRorfridye. 2. brr 
 JiiTf, bat &oxti)v\\, il5niiti'ffiil)i'll- 3. brr 
 ftorfftopiet, .fiorfpfri'pf. 4. pi. bie JtorfiJi'fieii 
 (fine* Sirifjeriu'Oe*)- 
 
 Cork-cutter, bet ftprffli^prelmnc^er. 
 — kcrew, ber ^i'rf}iel)fr. --»ol»», bte 
 Jlt>rfH'()len. -- 1 u mbl er, ba5 ^iirieiuiiinn> 
 iitn, @tel)niifm>iiind}fn. 
 
 Cork, V. a. 1. forfen, nerforfen, jus 
 (li^feln. 2. luit fiorf bcffflen ober perieOeii. 
 
 C o r k i II g - p i n , bie ^a(f tiabel. 
 
 Corky, kor'k«, adj. 1. poii i<b. aui 
 jtcrf i ferfnrtig, forfifl. 2. perwrlft, trorfen. 
 
 Cormorant, kur'uioranl, (fr. cor- 
 morant *. I. [Criiirf). J ber ^iiiJerrnbe, 
 ©eernbe. 2. i ber 2>ii'lfrne. 
 
 Corn, k^rn, (inini'lT- corn) «. I. tat 
 (flebrofdjeiie ober unnii^ijfbrofdjfne) iJpni; 
 tiJfi'rbmn.] bat 2Crl|Vl)f orn , ber -'Sialt; bat 
 (cin)flne) fiorn. 2. (ilberlj.) bat (yrrreibe. 
 3. (CFljir.) baJipilfjnrrnuoe, ber S.'eid)pprii. 4. 
 tein fleiiie*, \)axtti 'll)ri((l)eii ) bat itoru 
 (wie (Solbforii, 'iJ>iiU>erfi'rii ic). 
 
 A Held of corn, ba* A Prilfrlb. A sheaf 
 •f -, cinr itornflarbe. A »hock ol -, eiii 
 
 COR 
 
 i^dufen itorngarben. 
 
 Corn-bind, bie Stcferiuinbe. --blade, 
 bat ^Il>eircf)foriiblatt. — bottle, bie £orns 
 blinne. —-chandler, ber ©niiien!, Sioxn-- 
 \)a\\b\tx. — - c I a d , ^ init ivad^fenbcni ^orii be-. 
 betft. — crake, [Ornitlj.] bie iKalle. --cut- 
 t e r, ber $i'il)tiernu4jeiifi1)iieiber. --factor, 
 ber itoriiniiifler, ^Driifaftor. --field, bat 
 itoriifelb, QJetreibefelb. --Mag, [Bpt.] ber 
 ®d)iuertel, bie ©djiwertlilie. --floor, ber 
 ilornfpeicfjer, ^ornbobcn. --flower, bie 
 Jtorublutue. -lieap, ber Rornljniife -- 
 land, bild fiernliillb. -lawt, l&iigl.) bie 
 03etreibe:, Jtoriigefe^e. --loft, ber &vx\u 
 bobtii, Sorufpeic^er. --market, btx Qit- 
 treibemnrft. -wary gold, [2)i)t. j bte 
 i){mijelOIiiine. --master, f ber Aorii; 
 bauer. --merchant, ber Jtornljiinbler. 
 --meter, bet jtorninefjet. --mill, bie 
 iiiirnmiiljle. --parkley, ( ®ot. J ber 
 vsifon. --pipe, bat SfaiiXX\}\)X. — plaster, 
 Dn« l'ei4)bt)rnp(la|let. --porter, btx ^t- 
 ixtibts , ^criitrnger. --rocket, [JJct.! 
 ber Stat^eifeiift --rose, l-:Sot.] bieJlorii: 
 rpfe, ^Iatfd)ni)e. — saiiad, [JDot. jbi-r 
 iHcf erinttid) , Enminerliittirt). --stalk, ber 
 Aoriil)iilni, (^etreibet)ali)i, 2i}eircOrorii|lfiinri. 
 --trade, bfr itorilljnilbcl. --violet, 
 i^iit.) bie blaue ^oriirufe. 
 
 Corn, V. a. 1. faL^en, t\n^a\itn (QA)-. 
 I'eiifii-ird) ic). 2. toriieii (i)»uli.>er ic;. 
 
 Corning - house , kur'ning -house. 
 
 : ber Drt,pber bat Sfaui, luo bat i^uiuer 
 gefiiriit luirb. 
 
 Cornage, kSm'idJe, u<. fr. come) 
 «. 1. I9(ed;tefpr.j eiiie oite '>)>a(t;tiiiio, bereii 
 '^eftQer uerbuiiben ivar, biircl) ^iniVn eiiie^ 
 Sp^tnt pon eiiiem feiiiblid)en (riiiftille ^iiiibt' 
 )ti gebcn. Blackstone. 2. bie jluriuare, ber 
 &t>x\\\u\t. 
 
 Cornea, kor'n^a, (lat. iS3. > «. 
 |<}|ii>u.j Die i^ornt)>uit (ber 'lluijeti) 
 Cornel, kdrnel 
 
 Cornel-tree, k 
 Cornelian-t ree 
 
 1. llWt.J ber iairiuifir|il)ciibiiuiij. 
 Cornel, Cornel-berry, Cornelian- 
 cherry, bic iiiiriieitirrdje. 
 
 Ciirneiian, ober 
 
 Cornelian- stone, komi'ieaii- 
 stoiie, t. (OJiiiiernifl.l bfr iliiriieol. 
 
 CorUeillUSe, kur'uemuse, (illld) 
 Corn 'a mute) t. btx DilbfU'ilcf, bie Silif! 
 pfeife, iSorf^flijte. [ijoriiig, l)oriiu1)r. 
 
 Corneous, kor'aeris, (lat.) adj. 
 
 Corner, k6r'nur, Ou. cornel; corn. 
 Koraal, arm. corn) *. I. 5 ber iijinfel, bie 
 tf rfe. 2. i ber QBinfel, bie G-rfe. 3. bie ^udjr. 
 
 The secret corners of the soul, bie 
 gefjfimen JJalten bet ©eele- In a -, i jii^s 
 gel^eim. 
 
 Corner-hoosc, ba«Gcfljnu«. --pla - 
 tes, Hoppgr. ] bie fiiniiiniern ibci '^Jrrf}.- 
 farrenS). --stone, I'Mrdjit.) Per ecfilein. 
 -teeth, (Iljierarineif.] Pieipnffn,i>afen: 
 jnljne (ber ^^ffrbe). --tile, ber i>ol)ijtegcl. 
 -wise, adv. biiigiMinl, erftg, filjrag. 
 
 Cttrnered, k«Viiurd, adj. rtfig. 
 Five-cornered, ftinfecf ig. 
 
 Cornet, kornet, (fr. ®. ) «. I. 
 (■OKnf.) bir 3infe, Da* S'nfhi'rn, iji'miljen. 
 
 2. I ^'Si\>b. OJ^ilit. J ber ©(aitbarteniuiirrt, 
 
 ^('ir'nel-lre^, > 
 
 ie,k6rne lean-tree.) 
 
 COR 
 
 i?ornet. 3. f [^JKifit.] bie S>?eiferfi)mpagnre, 
 6a« (»efi-()mnber. 4. [ Wogarjncif. ] bie 9{ogf 
 (anjette. 5. (iWugarjneif.j ba* ^urn, beri>uf. 
 6. [.^anbel] bie lure , Dute. 7. (eljemal*) 
 bie iajfetbinbe, ©c^arpe (ber Doftoren). 
 8. bie «ornette, J5>aube. 9. [Sont^i)!. ] bie 
 Iutenf((>ne(fe. 
 
 Cornetcy, kor'nitsi, ». [»3Wiiif.J 
 bie (Stede ob. ber Jiang einefi fiprneM. 
 
 Corneter, } a. btx 
 
 Cornetter, kor'neiur, JSinfeniil, 
 3infeiiblafer. 
 
 Cornice, kSr'nis, (it. 2C.) *. i. 
 ['}lrd)ir.] Dtr ^ranj, bat Snrnieg, Dber^ ob. 
 5)aifengeftni5. 2. [Simmerf. u. -Kfaurer] ber 
 Sranj, bat ^anptgefiin* (eine* itamin* k.^. 
 
 Cornice-ring, ['Jlrtifl.J ber itrnnjrctf 
 (ber fiaaone). [i?i>nict)fn. 
 
 Cornicle, kor'nikkl. (faf.) a. b^^t 
 
 CorniCUlate, knyiik'dlite, ad). 
 1. gel)i)rnt, jaefig. 2. [iSot.] Ijornformig, 
 Dutcnforniig, facfformig. 
 
 Cornifferous, kornidje'erus, ((.) 
 adj. iporner tragenb, gehijrnt. 
 
 Cornisit, k6r'ni»h, a({/. [ ®eogr. ) 
 Cornivafliii betreffenb. - ». I. bie ®prad}e 
 ber ©iniuoljncr uon (Eorniuaflt*. 2. (man(t>! 
 mal) bat itarnieg. 
 
 Cornish -chough, [Crnifl).] bie 
 Steinboljle. — fir, bie ifranjtanne. 
 
 Cornist, korn'ist, «. ber 3infen: 
 Pber ipornbiafer. (oljne S:orn. 
 
 Cornless, kum'les, adj fornip*, 
 
 Corn't. (uiott.) init i>,ifer gcfiittert. 
 
 CornuD, kdrnub', v. a. o fniitTen, 
 pnffen. 
 
 Cornucopia, kSrniik6'pea. (lat.) 
 t. i. bat iJuaijorn. 2. I'JIrctjtt. ii. <»iipij. j 
 bat 5i'ifll)^'fn. 
 
 Cornute, komiite', (lat. comn) v. 
 a. (iimm ^pil^rner ai\ifti}tn , dmtn jtini 
 $al)nrei niad)cn, fronen. 
 
 Cornuted, komd'tld, adj. ob. pp. 
 I. geljornt. 2. f gefront. 
 
 Cornuto, komii'tA, (it. 2D.) «. ber 
 ^aljnrei, i^ii^riicrtragcr. 
 
 Cornutor, kornu'iur, t. 3enianj>, 
 ber ciitcn (S-ljemann jum i>af)Mrei n\ad)t. 
 
 Corny, kor'nc, adj. |)ornid)t. 
 
 Corny, adj. l. forureicf). 2. rr>rnig. 
 
 Corudy, i dt. correuo) 
 
 fyorrody, kor'rode , ^ «. fin ^Ibjug 
 am (iJrtjaite ob. llnterl)aire ( oon 'Jlbtcien ic. 
 fiir fonigl. Cirner) ; ber iJ5ani*brief. 
 
 Curol, k(">r'oi, ^ *. [-^ot. ] bie 
 
 Corolla, ko.oria, \ •iMiinu-nfronf.. 
 
 CorollaceOU!«, korollaxlius. adj. 
 
 blnnicnfronen ■■ aljwlid), biiimeiU'latr = liijiiiid). 
 
 Corollary, kor'oiaie, Uar.) *. I. 
 [Dibaf.l ber Sufa^. 2. [(«.-oni.] ber Jolgej 
 faij , bai Gforpllariiini. 3. bie 3iujabe , ber 
 3uf.i»j. («. [-Bor.] bai ailiinienfrondjen. 
 
 C<»rollet , knr'olet , (Cor'oilule) 
 
 Car<»na,koio'na.(flr.'ii}.)*.i.[-Jlvd)if.) 
 bte J?raiijlei|lf. 2. ( -iliiar. ) Pie Krciie. 3. 
 (25or. I Pie ivrone. 4. [JOpt.] bic ilrone, ber 
 
 Coronach, (utoft.) dirge, (^of. 
 
 Coronal, kor-Anal, ad}. [<!iMat. } 
 jiiin "iijirl't'i bt$ ilopfi* gfl)['ri(i. — suiure, 
 Die Jtran)nal;t. - artery, Pie j^ranipnl*: 
 aber. , 
 
 Coronal, *, l. ber ^ium, (u 
 
200 Fate. fftr. fall. fat. HU, met. Fine, f?n. NA. move, n6r, got, 6il, c]6i\(l. TAbe, tfib, full. t/»in, THis. 
 
 tOR 
 
 Jtrcne. Spekscr. 2. [«Unnt.] bie erfle ^dha-. 
 Mmt)t. Encvc. 
 
 Coronary, kor'onare, adj. [^nat.] 
 franjforinii} , fraiij; o&. trciinrtig. 
 
 Coronary vessels, bie .ftrnnjgefiiiTe. 
 -aiteries, 6ie jtrnnjrd)(ngfl6ern. - vein, 
 bieilranjblutnCeir. Stomadiic-, tie^ngeii: 
 ^MiijbliitnCer. 
 
 Coronntion, korona'siiun , «. I. 
 bie Jtifcmiiin (ciiK^ iJoninS ic); --oath, 
 bcr Srciiiimnseic. 2. bie ^rijminn*feier. 
 
 (Joroiiel, kiir'iiel, i|V. "113.) *• *bcr 
 Ctcrit, £t)ri|1. Spenser. 
 
 Coroner, kor'onur, (nciUnt. coio- 
 naior) t. l&nfll. u. 'iJiorbrtm.] ber i;i)rmier, 
 cm jur Uiiteniirf)ung nder iiiinntiirlid)eii 
 iobe^fnde oerpflidjteter ctjfeiitlidjer 2Jenmter, 
 £eid)enf(^.iiier. 
 
 Coroner's inqnest , bie Unterrurf)Ung 
 be« :RDroiier6. -j'»jury, i>a6 ®e|'d)iuotntn: 
 ()frid)t 6ci bcr nittcrriid)unfl. 
 
 Coronet, koi'onet, «. I. [§«crlb.] 
 bie fieint^ronc. 'i.^ bcrSrnnj((iW ^opfpii<;>- 
 
 Coroniforill, koronelonn. adj. 
 frpucuforniifl. [Eranjfiirmin, friMifbriuia 
 
 CorOnOitl, kor'onoid, adj. [■iUiat.] 
 
 CorOUltle, kor'6nule, «. [ '£ot. J 
 tai i£amtiuri)nd)cii Martvn. 
 
 Corporal, kor'poral, (fat. u. celt. 
 
 capnt; ir. caporale) s. [x)J?ilit.] I. ber i?t>r= 
 
 porni, 9{otteiiniei|ler. 2. fo uiel n(« 21b; 
 jutnnt. Shak. 
 
 Corporal, (lat. corporalis) adj. 1- 
 did) aiif ben Si^irper brjieljeiib) forperlid), 
 (eiblid). 2. (nid)t jjeiilig) forperlid), leiblid) 
 ( r. Corporeal). Shak. — adv. Cor'- 
 porally, forperlid). 
 
 Corporal, } 
 
 Corporate, 5 
 
 Corporaloatli, (ber(?ib niif bn6 rSKeg; 
 tud)) ber fi!irpcrlid)e (5"ib. Purse ot tlie -, 
 tad i)}icetiid):'5iitternl. 
 
 Corporality, korpnral'ete, t. 1. 
 bie fi&rptrlid)feit. 2. f bie JSoiperfdjiifr. 
 
 Corporaisllip, k6r'poral.ililp. s. 
 s. lrii(|. ^JKilit. J bie ivorpornlfc^nft, Sx.fr: 
 VPiaWnitte. [^TKegnid). 
 
 Corporas, kor'poras , t. " bdi 
 
 Corporate, kor'porale. adj. 1. in 
 
 eine ^Drverfc^nft , ©emeinbe uereinidt. 2. 
 
 rereiiit; ein uiib berfcibe. [Shak. 
 
 2. They answer in a corporate voice. 
 
 Corporate body, bie ©cmcinbe. - 
 town, bic Sniibjliibr emit fleiuijyen 9fed)ten :c.). 
 
 Corporateneivfi, kor'poiatc ncs. 
 ». bic25ireininun(), @cnieinl;eit, .Rorpe rfdjnfr. 
 
 Corporation, korpoiisliun, t. 
 1. [ (yiifli. Pinneinbci'crf. ] bic ^ijrpi'rrrtjiift, 
 ^i^rporrttion. 2. bie ^nnnng, Simfr, ®i(be. 3. 
 bie in'irfleri'djnfr. 4. bcr Srnbtrntfj. 
 
 Corporator, k^rpora'tur, «. ba6 
 ^itfllieb ciner Korpcrfd)otr. 
 
 Corporature, kor'poritshure, s. 
 bie ^&rpcrlidjfcir, 25crU>rpcrnnjj , 2tibti> 
 
 flClllllt. 
 
 Corporeal, korpo'ieal. ^ adj. ei> 
 Corporeons,k(>rpoiiMs,^nenSDr! 
 Vtr Ijnbenb; ftrperlid), leiHirf), innteriefl. — 
 adv. Corpo'really, fi^'rpcrlid). 
 
 CorporealiHt, koipA'reaiist, t. 
 
 >tr SUtntfrinlift. l.W>rpfrlid)feir. 
 
 Corporeity, korpore'^ti, «. bie 
 
 bn« ^c^tud). 
 
 COR 
 
 Corporify, korp&'refi, V. a. f uer- 
 forpern. 
 
 Corposant, kor'posant, (fp. cuer- 
 po sauto) *. [^I;i)f.i t>a6 ©ImOfcucr, Spt-. 
 lenenfeucr. 
 
 Corps, kore, pi. korz. (fr. 523.) «. 1. 
 [^Dfilit.] ia6 Itorp^, ber ^eerljnufen. 2. 
 ckorps) I bcr fiorper, £ei&. 3. ber iobten: 
 fiirper, Ccidjnnm. Shak.. 4. ['Jlrdjit.] bn6 
 UDr|1cl;cnbe '$eli (ju einer SBerjiernnip. 
 
 Corps -de -garde, bieSBadjc; bie 
 ■IBnc^t|tu&e. 
 
 Corpse, korps, (fnt. corpus ; m. corv ; 
 
 nrm. cori) *. bcr Jobtcnf&rper, £eid)nam. 
 
 Corpulence, korpiilense.^t. I. bie 
 
 Corpulency, k6r'puien.sc.^ Did; 
 
 (cibiflfcit, i!SDl;l(?cleibrf)eit , fiorpulcnj. 2. f 
 
 bie Didjtfjeit, jjcilinfeit. 
 
 Corpulent, kor'pulent, adj. bid- 
 leifrid, bclcibt, luoljibcieibt, forpulcnt. 
 
 Corpu8-Ciiri.«ti-tlay, korpus- 
 kris'iida. *. ber '5ri)I;nlei(^nnm6tng. 
 
 Corpuscle, k6r'puNsl, (.lat.) s. 
 [^X^()l)^.] b<\6 &c»rperd)en, Ur|lo|7r(;cilc()cn, ber 
 2ltOtn. Newton. 
 
 Corpuscular, korpus'kular, adj. 
 Kfcrperdjcn ob. ■iUtume betreffenb, ^orpii«(iu 
 lar... (•55f}iloropI)ie :c.). 
 
 Corpuscularian, kurpuskula'- 
 rcan, adj. itorpu^fuliir . . . - *. ber 9ln: 
 Ijnnnev ber JtDrpii5tuliirpl)ilo|cpl)ie. 
 
 Corraile, konade', (Int.) v. a. t 
 1. ttbreiben. 2. jU|oinnienrd)nrren. 
 
 Corratliatiou, koniilea'shun, ((.) 
 *. [^I}i)f.] bie Srral;lcin)ereiiii(jun{i in einem 
 ^}5unfrc. Bacon. 
 
 Correct, korrlkl', (Int. corrigere) 
 V. a. I. 5 beffern, lu-rbfiTcrn, regdii, bcrid).- 
 tigen. 2. ucrbeffcrn, bi'ridjti.ien (Srurffd)' 
 !cr :c.). 3. (&inein) cinen iSeriuei^ gcben, 
 (G'inen) ilriifen, 4iid)ti<]en. 4. ['•}5l;arm.] 
 ntiibern. 
 4. To c o r r e c t the acidity of the stomach 
 by alkaline preparations. Arbutiinot 
 Correct,rt((/.fcl}lerfrei, forrcfi ; rid)tiij. 
 To be -, t'ibrrcintlimnicn. It found cor- 
 rect, nod) 9Jfd)rftnbcn ob. 9{.d)ri!)t)ennbcn 
 Correction, knrrek'shun, s. 1 
 5 bic SSrrbi'iTfrnn!). 2. a) bie SScrbciTcrunfl, 
 ■Jjerid)tigun!i. b) bic I)iird)fid)t (u. iijiic^crn 
 •c.>. 3. bic 3rid)ti(tunn , 23c(lrnfun(i , 3iid)t. 
 4. bie JCi'igc, ber aScriuei^. 5. [^$l;rtrni.J bie 
 ■Miilbcrung. f. Correct No. 4. 
 
 Hou.se of correction, ba6 3ll<^t()nni. 
 Under -, uninnggcbli^); mit ©rhnibni^ jin 
 f<\(\(n. 
 
 Correctional , knrrlk'shunal, 
 adj. iiuf 33fiTornn<i pbcr ©rrnfc (Id) bejicl)ciib, 
 ©tnif..., SbffTi'riiiiil*... (Oie(t(}e 20. 
 
 Correctioner, koirek'shunur, s. 
 t biT (ijemfiVne) 3iiri)flin(], (Mnlflcni'Ofjcl. 
 
 Corrective, korr«k'tiv, adj. i.i>er. 
 beficrnb. 2. + cinrdjrnnfenb. 3. [$l;nrni.l 
 inilbcrnb, ninfjii^cnb. 
 
 Corrective,*, l. brt*i8cr6cfTcriin(i«: 
 ntitrcl. 2. t bie Sefrfjriinfiing, §'inrd)riin: 
 fung, Wilbernng. 3. [^Ijiirin.] bat -Kilbe. 
 riing«niirtf(. (frei, (I'rreft; ridjtig. 
 
 Correctly, korrekt-le. adv. fcl)lrr: 
 CorrefetneS-S, knrrekt'nes, «. I. 
 bie 9{id)tinfeit (einrr "Weinnnn 20. t. bie 
 ivcrrefiljeit leiiie* %ii<^e« 20. 3. bie &n: 
 
 COR 
 
 rcftf)eit,.RunjTric^tigfeit (finer 3et(^nnna2f.). 
 
 Corrector, knrrlk'tur, *. 1. 5 ber 
 25evbc([erer. 2. ber ^orreftor, 93crid)tiger 
 (0. ^iid)ernjf.). 3. ber3iid)ti()er.4.(^J3l)nrm.J 
 bai ■5Jfilberung«tuittc(. [^IBanrenaiifieher. 
 
 Corrector of tlie staple, [i^nnbel| btt 
 
 Correg'itlor, koned'jc-uir. (fpan 
 -ID.) *• [©pnnienj ber ^orregibor, Stiibt;, 
 Cnnbrici^tcr. 
 
 Correlate, kor'relite, ». ber in 
 >vcd)|'eircitiger 25cjic()nng , G5cgenbciie()ung 
 ©teljenbe (ivie SBater u. ©pfjn), ba5 i(orrc» 
 Uituni. - I), n. t fid) nut einanbcr bejicfjcn. 
 
 Correlation , konela'shun . «. 
 [Dibnt.j bie Sa3ed)rcibejie^nng, ber 2.l'fcf)fcl» 
 being. I'aley. 
 
 Correlative, korrel'ativ, nrf/. [Bi' 
 baf.] (to) fid) luedjfelfeitig anf einoiiber 6e« 
 }icl)cnb, fDrrclntiu. - *. [Sibat.] ba^ Rov 
 rclatiuuni. [forrelatiu. 
 
 Correlatively, korrll'atfvii, adv. 
 
 Correlativeness , korrei'aciv- 
 ncs, *. bie 533ed).ie(6eiieljung , ber 2!Gcd)re(» 
 bejng, bic ^orrclntinn. 
 
 Correption, korrlp'shun, (Int.) «, 
 bie ^U'ige, bcr SBenvci^, tnbcl. 
 
 Correspond, korrcspond', ((nt. 
 
 con II. respondere) v. n. 1. (with) entfprc» 
 d)en, gcniiig fcin (ciner <Sa<fy;), iibereinilimj 
 men (tnit). 2. (with) in 5l5rii'fiued)|VI fleljcn,. 
 ^ricfe uicd)fcln, forrefponbiren (niit). 
 1. Actions sliould correspond with 
 words. — Let the means of prosecu- 
 ting a war — with the mngnilnde of the 
 contest. — Levity of manners does not 
 — with the dignity of the clerical char- 
 acter. Webster. 
 
 Correspondence , korrespon'- 
 
 den.se, Pber 
 
 Correspondency, konespSn'- 
 dlase, f. 1. bie lU'bcreinilimnninn, (^nrfprcs 
 d)ung, 'ilngctncffenfjcit. 2. bcr ^riefiDcdjfcf, 
 a3erfc(;r. 3. (bie geii>.ed)rcltcn 58riefe) bit 
 .Rorrerponbenj. 4. bai gnte 93crnel)inen, 
 aScriliinbnig ; bie 25erbinbung. 
 
 To have , to keep a correspondence 
 with, in 23riefiued)|'e(, in23crfeljr |1cl;cn (mit). 
 To hold good - with ... in giitfni (Finuer* 
 llnnbniffe leben mit ... To hold a private 
 - with . . , in eincni gcf)eimen 23riefn)ed)|"ef, 
 a3crfcl)r |lc()en mit ... To commence a - 
 with . ., in 25er6inbiing trctcn mit G-iucm. 
 
 Cor respondent, kpirespon 'dent, 
 adj. (to; nud) with) ent!prcd)cnb , gemnS 
 (einer <Ba(i)e), riberciMilimmenb (mit). — 
 adv. Correspond'ently, ent|prcd)enb, 
 libcreinilimmenb. [rponbfnt,(i)crd)iif'tSfreiinb. 
 
 Correspoiidei»t, *. bcr fiorre» 
 
 CorrespOndin8r,knrre.'>pnn'ding, 
 adj. entiprfd)wib, gemarj. 
 
 Corre.sponsive, korrespon'»i», 
 adj. eiit(pr«d)t'Mb, iibfrcinilimmcnb. Sha^. 
 
 .Cf»rridor, kor'ied/.re, (fr. 2B.) •. 
 1. l"3lrd)it.] ber Qianq, Jlurgiing. 2. [^tt 
 llung^b.) bcr Siviiiger, bcbecfte ^rg. 
 
 Corrig-iltle, kor'iejibl, (lat. corri- 
 gere) adj. 1. 1'crbeiTfrlid), bciTrrlid), gebefFrrt 
 werben f&nnenb. 2. ilrnfbar. 3. fur «oi- 
 
 rected. SmaK. 
 
 Corrig-IMeiteSS , kSr'rejibln**, 
 *. bic 9SirbciTa-lid)ffit, aV|Tcrlid?ffit- 
 
 Corrival 2c., beffcr Corival, f. K 
 
File, far, fall. fat. M6, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, dil, cMd. Ti\be, tiib, full. l//in, THis. 201 
 
 COU 
 
 Corrivate, kor'revite, ((At.) V. a. 
 f jufammenlfitftt (iBafffr). 
 
 Currivatioii) konevi'slmn, *. t 
 ba6 3ufniii"icnliuifen (u. veriCtfiebtntn &(■■ 
 n'flfTfrii in eiiuf). 
 
 Corruborantf konob'nrant, adj. 
 flirttnt). - ». ["Wit). J t<\6 flavttnbc TOittcI, 
 ©tjirfiiuflfmtrtet. 
 
 Corroborate, korroi«'or4te, (Int.) 
 V. a I. f u. 1 ilnrfen. 2. betxaitiqm, 6e> 
 (Tatiiifii (■)i.-.*vi(f)ten :c.). (frnftigt. 
 
 Corroborate, adj. geWrft; bc^ 
 
 Corroboratioii,knriobi'>ia'ciiuii, 
 «. I. bit iSintfuiifl. t. 6ie iBeilatiauim, 2)e; 
 frfiftiguna. ^ ^ ^ ^ 
 
 Corroborative , korrob'iraiiv, 
 mdj. I. ftnrffiiC 2. (ot. (?ni<«6) bctr<iftigen6. 
 - #. bn6 gtnrfunofmitttl. 
 
 Corrode, koiroOe', ((nt.) v. a. l. 
 ftdTen, anfrfffeii, jfrfrrffru. 2. t nnflfn. 
 1. Nitric ac:id corroden copper. Wemtbr. 
 
 Corrodent, koiro'dent. adj. Jfrs 
 frrfitiib, n^tiiC. - «■ 6n6 'Qhijmittfl. 
 
 Corrodibility, korrod^biieii. ». 
 bit 3frftfe»»nrfeit. (trt^bar. 
 
 Corrodible, korro'dibl, adj. j«r> 
 
 Corrody, f. Corody. 
 
 CorrO'Mlllle, IC. (. Corrodible. 
 
 Corrosibil ity , f. Corrodi- 
 bllity. 
 
 Corrosion, korrAiln'm. ». bit nU- 
 niflhiiflf 3"tre(Tiinn 'b»rd) ©inirfii k.). 
 
 Corrosive, korro'Mv, adj. 1. Jfr< 
 frfffeiiB, at)tnb. 2. 1 nn,)enb (SiTflf). — 
 adv. Corro'iively, rti)(iib; nngiiib. 
 
 Corroiive tubiiuiaie, [Gl^tlll.] i^tlU 
 itt <BubUmat. 
 
 Corrosive, «■ !• ba« <Ur$mitte(. 2. 
 i bii« Ciiaifnbe, bicQual, iai, luatf bcuii> 
 rul)i!ien fnnn. ^ ^ 
 
 Corrosiveness, korr4'«Ivue«, «. 
 tfl« aifOtnbe, bie €rt).ir(e. 
 
 Corrui^ant, kor'nigSni, adj. rmi= 
 |dnb, ruiHciifl miicf)fnb. 
 
 Corrugate, korVugite, (Kit.; iv. 
 thyqu) r. a. ruMirln, riiiurlig iitiic^rn. 
 
 A corrugated (kin, bit @)ail|VI}AUt 
 ((\m mfiifAlirfjeii Rbtptt). 
 
 Corrug-ate, adj- niiiielig. 
 
 Corruffatiou, korrugi'iliuu, «. 
 tai 9{unjfln. 
 
 Corruifator, kor'rugiltur, (aud) 
 Corru'gent muscle) «. [ ^liat. J ^er 
 «itn«n6rniinmu£rrl, (Scicnriiititlcr. 
 
 Corrupt, knrrupt', (Int. corruuipere) 
 r. «. 1. 6 I'crcerbeii , foiiltn mad)!-!! iSJlut, 
 , IBDnffer, 5Jlrird):c.). 2. ian>erbcrbfii(£itteii). 
 b) ofrfril)ren cMfabdjeii). c) bf|lc(4)fii (5(ic1)j 
 let IC). «•) Dftberbfii tiextf, eitif ©t>rn(J)e). 
 S..Anflr(fen, iifrfliftcn (luie .RraiifljrircM;. 
 
 Corrupt, V. n. I. f uerbcrbdi, ftiu> 
 Itn. 2. i I'frbccbfii (u. ©ittni 2t.). 
 
 Corrupt, adj. I. f a) ocrbrrbcn. b) 
 fiiul. 2. i ») uerbi'r&m (©ittfii>. bj utrbpr; 
 brn (©>)rad)e, ttytt) ; vnbttbt. c; ftfilodjtii. 
 d) D«rful)rt. 
 
 Corrupter, korrup'iur, «. I. tn 
 tStvtitvbet. 2. bfr a3e|led)cr. 3. b«r SBtr: 
 ful)rfr. 
 
 Corruptibility, korrupt^bftete, 
 «. I. ; bie SBcrbfrHicftfeit. 2. i ^lt SJeflett): 
 , lUftttit, S.M(ii(S)Utt, ajcrfuDrbarfcit. 
 
 COR 
 
 Corruptible, korrup'tebl, adj. I. 
 T »crber6lic<), teriueeiic^, ucrgniiglid). 2. i 
 a) btHttifUd), btiie(i)bnr, fiiuflict). b) iierfufjr: 
 bar. - *. I! bnS ajeronnglitfte, i>infrtllige. — 
 adc. Cocrup'tibly, vetiveeiic^ ; t;erb(r 6: 
 lid); btflt<t)U<i) K. 
 
 Corruptibleness, korruptebi- 
 nes, t. I. bic 25erbert'lid)fett, SBeriueSlidjfeif. 
 2. bit Se(led)lid)ffir, iiiiiifltdjfi'tt. [Ccrbti'b. 
 
 Corrupting:, konupiing, (i'</- uer: 
 
 Corruption, korrup'sliiin, (Int.) 
 t. 1. 5 Dos ajtrbcrbtii, bie aSirberbnie. 2. 
 ber (5-iter. 3. bie 5iuilni0. 4. i a) bie ^ev- 
 falfd)uiig (eiiieg lerte^ u.). b) bie a3cn">erbi 
 nip, ajcrberbtljeit, SBtrborbenljeit (ber tott; 
 ten :c. ). c) bie 23eiled)uiig. d) bie ibejlecfuug 
 (ber dhre). Shak. 5. iG-iigl. 3v'ed)t6rpr.J bev 
 @d)iiubfle(f. 
 
 4. c; Corruption in elections is tlie 
 great enemy of freedom. J. Adams. 
 
 5. Corruption of blood can be removed 
 only by act of parliament. Blackstoxe. 
 
 Corruptive, kornip'iiv, udj. vev- 
 berbenb, oniledeiib. 
 
 Corruptless, kurrdpt'Iei, €^/. uii> 
 verbcrblid), iiiiDeriueeiKl). 
 
 Corruptly, korriipt'le, adv. 1. VCT: 
 berbt; rdjaiibiid). 2. burd) ibeftcdjuiifl. 3. un= 
 rebiirt). 
 
 Corruptness, kornipt'nes, I. I. 
 ; bie iBcrbcrDtljeit; goulmp. 2. t bir SJcr; 
 borbcnijeit, S5irberbti)eit ; taxi ajifli'djeiifeiii. 
 
 Corruptress , korruptrex, 4. bie 
 aSerberberiiin ; i5i.|led)eriiiu; SSeri'iiljrmnn. 
 
 Corry, (|d)iut.) [in the HigliliindsJ. 
 a hollow recess in a mountain 
 open only on one side. 
 
 Corsair, korsAre, (ft. corsaire) «. 
 I. bet ftorfar, ©eerniiber. 2. ber Forfar, 
 tai iUaubidjiff. 
 
 Corsak, k&r'sak,«. ber@repi>enfud)<. 
 
 Corse, korse, (fr. corps) <. f ber 
 Seid}nam. 
 
 Corse-encumbered, ^ nut Xbbtcu: 
 f&rpern befaet (Jelbcr). --present, ein 
 55ernia(fttni0 ob. (i}c|"d)cnf, t><i& bei ber Seer; 
 bigung eined lobteitfiJrperd an &t\\iU(i)e :c. 
 bejohlt mirb. Blackstoke. 
 
 Corselet, kSrs'lIt, (fr. corselet) *. 
 I. a) ba6 Smftililrf, ber fleine Ijnlbe Siiroe 
 (ben el)emflI6 ^pifeniere trujjtii), bnljer mid) 
 » b) ber 1J5ifenicr. 2. \. Corcelet. 
 
 Corselet, r. a. tnit einein SSrufl: 
 jliitfe untflfben. 
 
 Corset, kor'set, (fr. ^. ) «• bai 
 ©d)nurletbd)cn, TOieber, florfctt, Seibd)fn. 
 
 Corsica, k6r'sika, «. [^ki^ir.] Rox. 
 (if a. [- ». ber fiorfc. 
 
 Corsican, kor'sekan, adj. forfild). 
 
 Corsued, kors'ned, (anoelf. cors- 
 naede) i. I Beiitfd). 9lltert(). ] Dai >7ii.Hl): 
 brob. Blacrstoke. [Wefolge; ber ^lufiiig. 
 
 Corteg-e, koneje', (fr. SB.) * bn6 
 
 Cortes, kurt'ei, «. pi. [Spnn.] bie 
 fiprte«. 
 
 Cortical, kortekal, (Int. cortex) ndj. 
 I. riiibia. 2. i nugeriid). 3. i^lnat. u. »ot.J 
 rinbfiiarrig. 
 
 Corticate, kortekite, }adj. rin; 
 
 Corticated, kor'iekaied.^bcMarrig. 
 
 Corticiferous, kdnesit'enls, (I.) 
 adj. OiMbt erieuaciib ob. tragenb. 
 
 COS 
 
 Corticifornt, k6rtis'ef8rm, (tat.) 
 adj. rinbennrtii]. 
 
 Corticose, kor'likose, (Cor'ti. 
 cous) adj. rinbig, uofler ilfiiibe. 
 
 Corundum, konnrdum, t. [Wlf 
 ncrnlg.) bnS jioruiib, fiorunbum. 
 
 CoruSCant, korus'kant, adj. bUt)t 
 enb, funfflnb. [b(ii)in, fiinfeln, blinftn. 
 
 Coruscate, koi'uskate. (liU.) ». ». 
 
 Coruscation, koniska'shun, «. I.> 
 ['551)1)1'.] ba& !&iii>cM, Seiid>tcn, ber f&lit^ 
 (in Pen SDi'lfen, in ber (S-rbc jc.) ; bai ^nn* 
 fcin , SBlinfen. 2. [i>iittcmu. u. Ol)ein.] bet 
 Sblirf. [peire, bai au-nnfc^itT. 
 
 Corvet, kor'vei, s. [-Wiir.] bie .Uor« 
 
 Corvetto, korvetto, a. [3{eitf.J bit 
 .Rurbetre. 
 
 Corvus, kor'vus, (Int. 533.) «. I. 
 [?lilrpn.] ber Wobe. 2. [ 9fom. iiricgiiu.J 
 einf ~TOii|'c^ine i>b. OJnUerie jiini ©ntern. 
 
 Corybantic, kureban'tlk, adj. to*' 
 ri)bnntii"d), luilb, ti>n. 
 
 Corymb, kor'imb, ((at.) #. [95ot.] 
 bie Dolbrntrniibe, ©c^irnitrnube. 
 
 Corymbiated, knrlinbciited, «(/. 
 [Silt.) Miit Bi'lbentraiibrn bcfeijt. 
 
 Corymbirerous, korimbif'crus, 
 adj. (25i>t.] bflbeiitrnubig. 
 
 CorymboUS, koiim'bas, a(</.[SDf.] 
 biMbentrniibenfiJrtnig. — Corym'bulou*,. 
 adj. fleine XtiMbt-nrroiibrn i^abcnb, oiii fleU 
 nen Dolbcnrrnubcn beOc^rnP. 
 
 Corypliene, knrcfene, $. [0(^ 
 tl)i)Pl.l ber ©tiiijfi'pf, 5lii(3ir. 
 
 Coryplieus, koiefcus, (gried).) «• 
 
 1. [9lircrtl).] ber Cl)orfiil)rer. 2. ber Director, 
 bai S?auvt (einer fflei"e(lfd)nfO. 
 
 C<»scinomancy, koss'nom'ins^ 
 (gr.) «. bie ©iebiualjrfngerei. 
 
 Cosecant, kose'kant, (lot.) ». 
 [®epm.] bie ^ofcfiintc, gfttbenfc^nittlinie. 
 
 Coshering:, ko'siiuiing, «. -{■ bat 
 (finfet)rred)t. 
 
 Cosier, ko'iheur, (fr. coudre) *. -f 
 ber 55''<*l'<l)"f '''" i &lirfr(!l>ni'lcr. Shak. 
 
 Cosinag'e, kui'znidje, (fr. eousi- , 
 nage) *. [9{e(tt6ivr.] ein SBcit ob. SSefeftl, 
 iini tvieber in ein i>on einem greinben nad) 
 btin lobe bcfi Urgn-euiiter^ ii. f. w. unred>t» 
 mn^ig in 33eil$ genominene^@)runb|lu(f ein* 
 gefctjt ju iverben. [ber Aofcnna..; 
 
 Cosine, ko'siiie. (Int. sinus)«.[(i3tpin.] 
 
 Cosmetic , ko^met'ik, Qjr.) ad). 
 frf)ijn innd)i'nb (bfioiib. bie 5p(Uit), i'erfd)&» j 
 neriib. - <• bn6£d)iMil)eit^:, ^£d)iniufniittfU 
 
 Cosmical, hoi'mekal, (gr.) adj. I 
 (luf bie SSodt fid) bejicl)eub. 2. [ •3lt1roii.] 
 fi'fmifd) (»iliiigang, Uiufrgiing eine« Qif 
 tlirnfi). — orfi). Cos'mically , mit bet 
 ©LMiiie auf» n. untcrgeljenb. 
 
 Cosm0^01lis(,koiniog'gonist,((|r.)r 
 t. ber ilo6nipgiMiiiT. 
 
 CoSlllOg:ony, kn^mog'^nne, (gr.) 
 *. 1. bie J(i'f>nirgOnic, ^i'irciit|lcl;imgjlel)r«, j 
 
 2. bie £d)[>pfiiiig ber SKcir. 
 Cosiiiog-raplier, kotmog'grafur, 
 
 *. brr .tipfnu'grapl), ^ritlu'it^rriber. 
 
 CosmOg:rupllical , kozmograf- i 
 ekal. pbrr 
 
 CoMIIIOg^raplliC , kozmogrSf'Ik, 
 adj. f 06)11 ogr<ipl)i I'd).- adv. C o s m o gr apli'if^ 
 c a 1 1 y , fo£niograpi)i|'d). ■ Itif^iO'J^ 
 
202 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mh, met. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve, n6r, got, 6il, cI6ihI. Ti'ibe, tiib, full. t/;ln, THi« 
 
 COS 
 
 Cosmog-raphy , kozmog'grafc, 
 (gr.) *. bie itosinogrnpljic, SBeltbefcf^reibuna. 
 
 Cosinolabe, koi'moiabe, (gr.) s- 
 I'SJiatt). u. 3l|1i-Dn.] CnS itoSmorafeiuni, ber 
 aDcitmeffer. 
 
 Cosiliolatory, kozmol'atiire, (gr.) 
 «. bie ^D^molntrie, 3Jn6etung ber 22elt ob. 
 t^rejr ll;ei(e. 
 
 Cosinolog-ical^ kozmnlod'jekal, 
 adj. toiniolOQiid:), jur 2i5elrlcl)re geijorig. 
 
 Cosinolog'ist, ko<iii6r6ji.st, s. ber 
 fioSiiiolog. [^u«iiui(i)gie, SICetrleljre. 
 
 Gosinolog'yf kozmoroje, «. bie 
 
 Cosinuplastic , kozmoplas'lik, 
 (gr.) ad/. fD^iuopInilirti>, fid) nuf bie 2Sc(t6iI; 
 bung bt]'\et)i\\b. 
 
 Cosmopolite, kozmop'olite. ( 
 C)osiIlopolita.ll, kozin6pol'ctan,5 
 «. ber SaSeltbiirger, ^o^tiiDpoIit. 
 
 Coss, kos, «. ein ^itiboflan. Sangeii: 
 ning (= iV* ei'a'- ^eili"). 
 
 Cossack, kos-'sak, J. ber SofAt: 
 Cossas, kos'sas, «. [Onbiifl.] ein 
 etnfnt^er Inbifd^er '^Jiiiffelin. 
 
 Cosset, kos'set, «. bti6 of)ne bit^uU 
 fcr groggciogcne Camm u. 
 
 Cossic, kos'sik, adj. afgebrntfi:^. 
 Cost, kost, (ID. cost; ir. cosdas) *. 1. 
 ber ^rei5 (eiuer gefniiften jc. ©ncf)c). 2. bie 
 Ao|len; Unfoflen; [ipaiibel] 91uglagen, Spe= 
 fen; [9?ed)t«(pr.] bie^^Jrojef};, ©eridjr^foilcn. 
 3. bie Sioflbatttit. 4. ber ©djnben, SStrlu)!, 
 ^ad)tijeil. 5. ber groge •iUufiuanb. Shak. 
 Bill of cost, [ipnnbcl] 1. bie ©pei'eii' 
 retiming. 2. bie ©infmif^tec^nung. - free, 
 fotlenfrei. --price, [5?rtnbel] ber Qm-. 
 faufSpreiS. It will not quit -, ti (oljut bie 
 &Dflen, bie Wiil;e nid>t. -b of a suit, bic 
 ^rojegfofTcn. To my -, au( ineiiie ^"i)|1en. 
 At a great -, niit gru^eui ^uilennufiuaitb. 
 To bestow great - on..., vie( aiifgel;eu 
 [nffen fur . . . 
 
 Cost, praet. u. pp. cost, v. n. l.T to> 
 fttn, ju rteljen fommcn. 2. l fo|len. 3 cfiir 
 cokst, nn bie ^iiile fai)ven) t)inilrtbcn (.nad) 
 (Snung). Shak. [(bcr ©djiffe :cj. 
 
 Cost, (fr. cote) *. f bie ©eite, Sfippe 
 Costal, kos'tal, adj. jii ben 9iippeu 
 gefjorig. 
 
 Costard, kos'tard, t. 1. f ber ^Dpf. 
 
 Shak. 2. eiue '}Irt groijcr, ruiiber 'iJepfel. 
 
 Costard -monger, ber 31epfelfriiiiier. 
 
 Coster- inong-er, kos'iiir mung- 
 
 gur. *. ber '2Iepfell)aiiCier. [fiid)tig. Shak. 
 
 Coster-iiiong-er, ndj- ? feil, gelb; 
 
 CostKe, kos'tiv, adj. I. a) ['^KeCJ 
 
 tcrilopft. b) iTopfenb. 2. -f trorfcn ii. (;art, 
 
 fe|T, 5id)t. 3. 1 a) fiiapp, fpnrrani. b) |lcif. 
 
 CostiveueSS, kos'tivnes, s. i. .1) 
 
 [?CKeb.] bie Sertlopfiing. b) bcii <Btov\tnbi. 
 
 2. f a) bie ©parfamfeir. b) bic ©rcifljcit. 
 
 Costless,kost'ies,«rf7.5iid)rgfoiTfnb. 
 
 CostliueSS, knst'lcnes, s. bie .ni>|l: 
 
 brtrfeit; iU'rifpieligfeit. [lig, rljeuer. 
 
 Costly, ko.st'Ic, adj. toflbiU, fortfpie; 
 
 Costly colors, cine 31rt .<?avren|"piel. 
 
 COT 
 
 -TCitrcibenbe, TOitbulbenbe. 
 
 Cosupreiiie, kosupreme', s. ber 
 
 '5Kit[)errfcf)er. Shak. [Otirge. Mass. Rep. 
 
 Cosurety, koshure'te, *. ber 'i}?it: 
 
 Cosy, i (]'d)Ott.) warm and com- 
 
 Cozie,) for table. 
 
 Cot, kot, ^(nngelf. cot, cot«, cyte; 
 
 Cote, k6te,^i\).cwt) t. I. bn^itotlj, Die 
 
 itijtije, ipiirte; ber ©tnd. 2. ber jjiiigeriing. 
 
 3. o ber lopfgiicfer. 4. [jDertl.] ba6 ipiiui?: 
 
 lanim. 5. ba& fleine SSoot. 6. o bie iriini; 
 
 ter, 3oten. 7. ein fleinefi SSett, bie ajiege; 
 
 ipiingematte. 
 
 Cot-land, ber JU eineiu itLitf)e gefjorige 
 fflrunb u. Soben. -'s-wold, (nngeir. ^^.; 
 ®d)afi;iirben in einem plntteii Sanbe. 
 
 Cot, V. n. o in bie iijpfe giicfen. 
 
 Cotailg-ent, kutanjeut, Hat.)*. 
 [©eoin.] bie Kotangente. 
 
 Cote, kote, 4. 1. bie ©d)iitl;urbe. f. Co t. 
 2. bieijiirte, ber Stnd. [einl)oleu,iil>ertreffen. 
 
 Cote, v.a.f I. iibevl;olcn,einl;Dlen. 2. i 
 
 Coteiliporary , kutem'porare, 
 (nud) Co te mpora'neous) adj. Qleid)- 
 jcitig. - *. ber Seitgenop. 
 
 Cotenaut, koten'ant, a. [i^ec^t^fpr.j 
 ber 'Bf itpnd>ter ; 'JKitbeiuoljner. 
 
 Coterie, kotune', (fr. 233.) #. bai 
 itriiiijd)eu, ber ( S>i'|ellfd)afr5 o 3irfel; bie 
 Korene. [l^em--, laciji'c^ieferartig. 
 
 Coticular, kotik'iilar, adj. meiy- 
 
 Cotillon, kotiryiin, (fr. iJB.) *. 
 [tiiuif.] ber itondon. [iopfgurfcr. Shak. 
 
 Cotqiieau, kot'kwciie, «. o ber 
 
 Cotrustee, kutriisiee', ». i))itil):6' 
 fpr.] ber ■i)}?irui)rnmnb, 0)?irfurati)r. 
 
 Cott, f. Cot No. 7. 
 
 C<»tta^e, kot'raje, «. bie ^uUe, bai 
 ipauC'd)en, 8iiiibl;nu^(t)en. [ten 6ebec!t. 
 
 Cottagrcd) kot'tajld, adj. niit :»piit: 
 
 Cottag°er, kot'tajiir, «. l. ber.>ptit; 
 tcnbciuoljner. 2. LDJedjtSfpr.] ber ipan^ier. 
 
 Cotter, kot'tur, ) . ^ ...^ . 
 
 Cottar i *• ''' ^?"""'^^' 
 
 *i ...i- I »./ = ^ lUDhner. 
 Cottier, kol'yur.) ' 
 
 Cotton, kot'tn, (fr. coton ; iv. cotwm) 
 
 I. bie SSnumnjclIe. 2. bie ^JiUinnuoUen! 
 ilmbe. 3. [Onbuil.J ber itiutun; pi. bie 
 iBiUiinmodeniuiinren. 
 
 Cotton of tlie ounce, bie Unjen^aum: 
 luofte. To rinse the — , bie iSrtuniiuoUe ab-. 
 fd)iueifen. 
 
 Cotton -bagging, [9rorbnm. ] bie 
 ^arfleiiiiuanb juni ©iinuicteln ber roljen 
 23auniiuo(le. --gin, ['Mfanuf. J bie (uon 
 bem 6erul)niten iJKedjauifer Q. 201;irnei) er; 
 funbene)'0)fnfd)ine, ben ©ninen vcnx ber^Bnum: 
 wlAU iU trenuen, Guttoiigin. --goods, - - 
 stuffs, s. pi. bie Snninmodeniuanren. -- 
 grass, [SQut. ] bai 23auiim)o(Ieitgm5. -- 
 machine, ['Mtiinuf.] Die ^lUllllluDlirpilllK, 
 33auniuu>(lflreifinnfc{)iiie. --mill, [OJfaiuif.] 
 Die 2>aunmH.i(irptiinerei , S8auniiui>fliuet)crci. 
 --plant, --shrub, [ ^lu. J Die ^annu 
 iiHi(lcnpilan,je, 3)aiiniiuo[Icnihiube. --spun, 
 
 cou 
 
 ficft mit einnnber uertrngen; fic^> mo»u 
 fd)!cfen, pnfTen. Swift, — v. a. [iect)n.] 
 mir SSauiniuotle filttern. 
 
 Cottony, kot'toiie, (Cot'tonous) 
 adj. 1. [-^ot.J mi)(lid)t. 2 mini) mie iSauta. 
 luoUe; uiel ■SinimmuUe entljolrenb. 
 
 Cotyle, ko'tile.^ (gr.) *. I. [ainnt.J 
 Cotyla, ko'tcia,^ bie^}>fnnne.2.[r&in. 
 3J(tertl).j bie gotylii, (Eotula ( = Via t»eo 
 (iongiuS ). 
 
 Cotyledon, koiil'edon, (gr.) «. 
 1. [SSot.l ber ©nmenlappen, bai ©omens 
 blnttc^en , ber r))?ufrerfii4)cn. 2. [S&ot.] bie 
 'Tiabelpfrnnje , ber SBenuSnabel. 
 
 CotyledonOUS, kothld'Anus, adj. 
 [58ot.] JU bm ©nmenlnppen fle()&rig; uiit 
 ©nmenlflppen oerfeljen. 
 
 Coucll, koutsh, (fr. coucher) o. n. 
 1. \\A) (nuf ein ©ett zc.) nieberlegen. 2. 
 [JBiiibmfpr.] [id^ (ogern (u. il^ieren). 3. nic*- 
 berfaden, nieberfnien; fauern. 4. \\d) in ben 
 i>inter()nlt (egen. 5. liegen, fd)(flfen 6. ia 
 einer ©c^ic^t eb. Sage liegen. 7. [xd) 6eu< 
 gen ob. fciicfen. 
 7. These couchings and these lowty 
 courtesies. Shak. 
 
 Coucll, V. a, 1. Icgen, nieberlegen 
 (luie nuf ein 23ett ic). 2, nn()e nn einnnber, 
 bid)t an ©tma^, ob. in ©d)id)ten legen; 
 nu^fpreiten, nuS&reiten. 3. uerbergen (auc^ 
 t). 4. i luit einfdjliegen, tnit 6egreifen. 5. 
 bid)t an G'tiua^ anlegen ; einkgen (btn ©peer). 
 6. |tec()en (btw ©taar), &incm ben ©taar 
 Itedjen. 
 
 To couch in writing, frfjriftlicv fluffe^en, 
 aufjeidjnen , abfafjen. To - a cataract ob. 
 the eye, [6l;ir.] beu ©tnnr iledjen. 
 
 Coucll, «• 1. bai 9{ul;c6ett. 2. bai 
 Sager; bie ^iuljeitiitte; ber 23iiu (btr ifjierej. 
 3. Die ©d)i(^t, Sage. 4. \ma{. u. leitjnol.J 
 ber ®runb. 
 
 Couch- fellow, ber ©d^lafgcreff. -• 
 
 grass, —-weed, ba6 i^unbS; ob.JDiiectetis 
 
 grnS. [liegenb, liegeiiD, faiienib. 
 
 Coucltaut, ktmisU'ant, adj. nieb.r: 
 
 Coucliee, kuushee, (fr.) s. 1. bie 
 
 ©d)lnfjeit. 2. ber '7?ad)tt»efuc^. 
 
 Couclier, k6utsh'ur, *. 1. [^jJiPb.j 
 ber ©taarilec^er. 2. •'• [^auDel] ber S.uror. 
 3. bad 31fteni>erjeid)nip, Dfegiito tin iilus 
 flern JC). 4. [^apierfaur.) ber ®aurri1)iT, 
 Seger. [ajiicfen, ber ^iirfling. Shak. 
 
 Couclting-, koutsli'ing, s. bag ^id)' 
 Couclliug-, adj. --needle, Die 
 ©tnarnabel. 
 
 Coug-lt, kof, 4. ber 5pnflen. 
 Cougclt, V. n. t)uflen. — v. a. (mit 
 up; t out) au^()U|len, ou^merfen. [flenbe. 
 Coug-lier, kof'fur, 4. ber, bie .^n< 
 Coul, koul, «. 1. ber 3>>^''V- 2- ^<c 
 ^apuje; f. Cowl. 
 
 Could, kud, praet. u. Can. ^uc^ 
 ffir should; J. ^. 1 — love her well enough 
 if etc., id) luiirbe fie >uof)l iieben, menu !c. 
 Couldna', (rd)cit(.) could not. 
 Coulter, kule'tur, (lat. cutter) «. 
 
 [OmDuiT.I baS JGaiiinwollengarn. --thistle 
 
 Costinary, kost'iiiare. (arnb. u.perf. |[!Sor.] Die SBegcDiflel. --tree, [iijot.j ber bie iPfliigfd)ar, bai ©ed); f. Colter 
 kost u. Miuia) *. l33pt.J bie 5-raiienniiiiije. ,55aumiuD(lenbauin. --weed, [SJJor.] biel Council, kiiuukil, (lat. concilium) 
 
 Costrei, kos'iiei, J. t Die ■jMfd)e. ki3ierciiiuD(ie, ba5 il{u()rfrant. (mode. I*, i. § ber ilfarl), bie 'JCatl;gi'erfannniung. 
 
 Costume, kosiuiiie, (fr. *il3.) I. brt«] Cotton, arf^'.baumwDdeii, uwi 58aumj 2. bie j<ird)cniicrfamniiiing. 3. ber -Jtath ; 
 fioiliiin, bie iriid)r. 2. [OJuii.) bad .Uoiluiii. ' Cott<»n, v. n. I. 2Code nufiufrfen. j ba* GiMifeii. 4. [ •)?Drbam. ©taarcnj bet 
 
 CosulTerer, kuauitiiiui, «. ber.2. geiingen, gebeitjen; ^ufammenilimmen, |(gefet;gebenbe) diatl;, ©cnat. 5. ber dioit 
 
rite, fan fUll, fat. ML met Fine, f fn. N6, move, nir, got, 6il, c\6M. Tiibe, tub, fdll. tAin, THis. 203 
 
 cou 
 
 >er Stetnfnmmft (e{)cmrtl« ein ge^etmeS ©Cj 
 nct)t in Conftoti). 6. bev ^att)\d)lu^. Mii.tow. 
 
 Coiunion council of a city, t>tt @t<t6t< 
 ratf). Privy -, 6er gef)eime Oiatl). 
 
 Council-board, 1. &er ^atf^Stifc^, 
 bat)n 2. 6er 9{iU(), 6ie 9{ntl)6uer|rtmmlung. 
 - - c h a ra b e r, ba6 9iotj)«iimmet. — table, 
 
 Councilor ) f. Counselor. 
 
 Counsel ^ kuun'sel, (Int. consilium ; 
 fr. conseil) «. 1. bet 3{at(j (i){nt^|'it)l<ia J &i« 
 ©emtl)f(f)Ia3iiiig). 2. <= bie 2lb|'id)t, ber ^lan. 
 
 3. bi< illugt^cit, Ue&crfeQUiii), ber S3erilaiib. 
 4. 1 bcr 9{iUh('(^Ing , Kiin|7oriff. 5. b«6 @e= 
 ^ciiiiiUH. 6. bie iSerfctfiviegenfjeit. 7. bie ®e: 
 bniirm. Shak. 8. ( nur tin ting. ; n6er nu(^ 
 nut b« 9iebenbebeutung ber 'JKe^rfjeit) ber 
 91biH<fiU, ®Ad;iu<ilter, ^nniAlt, ^unfuleut. 
 
 To be counsel, etne ( 9}e(^tg o Sacf^e 
 filhren. To ask - of, )u iHdtlje jieljen (©i' 
 lien). To take - of, 9{at^ nnnc^men (oon). 
 To keep -, geljeim ^nlteil. Take - of your 
 pillow. befd)(rtfen ®ie bie ©nt^e. 
 
 Counsel-keeper, ber SeiuA()rer eine« 
 0).t)einiiil|Te6. Shak. — keeping, gefjeinii 
 uiU'lJeronljrcnb. Shar. 
 
 Couniteif v.a. 1. (©inem) rntl^en, 
 
 einrn 9{iut) grbrn. 2. 6eratl^en, ermal)nen, 
 
 nr.rnen, unterii>eifen. 3. + onroeifen, an- 
 
 ftiten (jii einein Serbrec^en :c..). D«yde«. 
 
 2. Tliey that will not be counseled, 
 
 cannot be helped. Fhankliii. — We 
 
 ouglit frequently to — our children 
 
 against the vices of the age. Webster. 
 
 To counsel to the contrary, AbrnCl}en. 
 
 Counnelable, koun'sllabl,a((;M. 
 widtg iffnrl) miiiel)menb, fiUgMm. 2. rntljtam. 
 
 Counselor, k3uu'Ktllur,^«. 1. ber 
 
 Coiuntellor, 5'^^'>^')d'' 
 
 6er, bie ilfati)fleberinn. 2. ber9{ntlj; 9?ntl;«; 
 Ijcrr. 3. ber aSrrtrnute. 4. ber 91bui)fnt, 
 (B<u1)iviilter, iiiMiruleiit. 
 
 I'rivy coun selor, bet ge^einie 9{at^. 
 
 Couiiselorsliip, koun'sellur- ( 
 
 Coui><>«ellorNiiip) [*hip, ^ 
 
 t. Me 0)el)eiinrratl)6|lelle. 
 
 Count, knunt, (fr. compter) v. a. 
 I. )ol;u-n, iiiraminenred)nen. 2. red^nen, 
 bi'ri(t)iicn. 3. a> r nnred)nen. b) fiurec^tien. 
 
 4. t redjncu, l)nlten (ffir). 
 
 To count before, ©inent (®(fb ic.) uori 
 J.iljleu. To - (over) by casts, (5>elb burd)= 
 I'rtjiepen. To - to any one, &inein inj(i(); 
 len. To - over, biircf)red)neu , iiberrcd)nen, 
 biird)!, fibiTjiiljlen; eine 3v'ed)nung prilfeii. 
 To - the daily receipts, [f^nnbfl] bie ^a(7e 
 nirtd)fn [rettjiien, fic^ uerliiijen (niif). 
 
 Count, V. n. (on cb. upon) )iil)Ien, 
 
 Count, «. 1. a) \ bie 'Jied^niing. hy t 
 ber 91nfd)lng. 2. bie 3iil)l. Sfe.-kser. 3. 
 (3{ed}t£fpr.J bie £lage. 4. [U^nii.J bie ®tuiu 
 benrd)ei6e. 
 
 Count-book, bai ®d)nlb6n(4 , Ki^nto- 
 6n(^. --wheel, [tli^rm.J bai ^tnUU 
 fd)ivingung<}nl)lrnb. 
 
 Count , (fr. comte) «. ber (flu jltiitbi> 
 fd>e, nid)t eiiglifrtje) fflrr.f. 
 
 Countable, koun'tabi, 0(0'. ial)l6Ar. 
 
 Countenance, k^un'teiianse. (tr. 
 eonienauce, u. int. coiiiiiieo) «. I. bie (^e> 
 fidjtSbilbuno, bo« fflefid)r. 2. bo« Oieild)!, 
 tie oJKieHe, ber aSlttf. 3. bit «u.itl, lliiter> 
 
 COU 
 
 flu^ung, ©til^e. 4. bie S^ffung, ®einiitf)8« 
 rulje. 5. bn* 'ilnfeijen. 6. ber ?Un|lrtnb, 7. ber 
 @(i^ein , bie <S(^einl)eilig(eit. Shak. 
 
 To keep the countenance, 1. ni^t 
 au« ber jjiiffung (ommen. 2. fic^) be« Sad)en6 
 eriueljren. To keep in -, flufnuuuern ; 
 fctiiiijeu, nnter|lit$en ; begiiniligen; uer 93e-- 
 fdjnniung fidjern. To put in -, nufmuntern ; 
 unter|liit>en ; in ®nni1 feyen. Out of -, (\\\& 
 ber ub. nuger «Jnffung. To put out of -, 
 ani ber ^nffung bringen. To give -, SBor; 
 fdjiib tijun. To be in -, in ®uii|T |lel)eii. To 
 make -, ft(^ |le(len, ben ®d)ein onne^men. 
 
 Countenance, v. a. t. unter: 
 llu^en, begiiniligen. 2. uertljeibigen, fd)iiijcn. 
 3. niifmiiiitern. 4. jur iSdjnu tr.igtn. 5. 
 uergiJnnen, iulaficu. 6.taJn|el;en geben, jieren. 
 
 Countenanced, p. p. f ueii eiiier 
 geiuiffen ©efidjf^bilbung, uon '21nfel)en. Well 
 -, gnt gebiibet. 
 
 Couutenancer, kuun'tenansiir, 
 *. ber llnterilu^er, 6>6nner, S^ijtjer. 
 
 Counter, kountur, (V. Count) a. 
 I. ber 9{e4>fiipiennig, 3»>^lpf«'>nifl/ bie ©pieU 
 uiiirfe. 2. f ber ^^fennig, Dteier. Shak. 
 3. t>>anbelj ber JJedjentifd) , 3al)ltifd); SiV 
 bcntifd), bie Snbentafel. 4. ber Oiame gc; 
 iviijer ©efangniiJe in Conbon; bcr ©ctiulC: 
 tljurni. 5. ber Kedjner. 6. bcr 3ui;urcr. 
 7. t ifut Encounter) bcr 2Deittaiii|>f. 8. 
 [Ul;rm.] ber >J>enbeir4)i»ingiing6jiil)lcr. 9. 
 [•yiiat.l b(i6 ^td. Upper--, bcr ©pic- 
 gel, oai ©c^ilb. 10. [3{i)Miirinci£.J bcr Il;eii 
 Oti TjjferbeS jiuifc^cn beni ipalfc uiib :^iig. 
 n.litJaTbmivT.J C > e r-tr;rf c ()rft-gtHif bcr .^uubc 
 
 Counter, (>at. coiiira> adv. cbcfon- 
 bcr* in Sufrtiamenfc^ungcn) I. juiuibcr, 
 cntgegen, bngegen. 2. unrest; ucrfcljirt. 
 3. gcgeniiber. 
 
 To go i)b. to run counter to, i juivi' 
 berl).iiibeln ((yefeycn u.), fie uerlei^en. 
 
 Counteract, kuiiiituraki , (u. act; 
 t). a. jniuiberi^niiDeUi, cntgcgcnt)>uibciii, ent^ 
 geiiiuirfen , pcrl;inberM. 
 
 Counteraction, kountuiak'shuu, 
 *. brtfi (i-iitgcgciiiuirfi'ii , ber 'iijiDcril.inD. 
 
 Counterattraction, kuiiiiiur- 
 attrak'shiiu, *. Die ciitgcgciigcfctjte 'Jlu^ 
 jieljnng ub. 'ilnjiel)iiiig6friift. 
 
 Counterbalance, kouuiurbar- 
 
 lanae, (P. balance) v. u. 1. iH6 ®i'gi'ligc: 
 iuid)t, (5>leid)geiuid)t, bie 2i5iigc t)nueii; iiuf; 
 luiegcn. 2. li^iinbcij nuegleidjcn, burd) &<■ 
 geiirc(t>niing faiCiren. 
 
 Counterbalance, «. i<\6 &t- 
 gengmid)t, (Slcidjgcii-idjt. 
 
 Counterbass, kuua'turbase, « 
 [OJiiif.] bcr runirrcfajj. 
 
 Couuterbattery, kounturbat'- 
 tiirre, 4. [toiiil J bic Ci)cgciU'at_tcric. 
 
 Counterbill, kduii'iurbil, ) 
 
 Counterb(»nd, kounturbond, ^ 
 «. lip.inbcij bcr -Unit:, (Jicgcufdjein , &t: 
 gcnbrief, bif (4)rnfniuTrd)reibiing. 
 
 Counterbraftce, kuuuturbrilse, 
 (p. biatej e. «. (O)iMr.j gfgciibirtiTcn. 
 
 Counteri>uir, koumurbui', (p. 
 buff> V. a. iiirii(f)"d)liii)fii , jiinicfilOBPn. 
 
 Couuterbuir, kduu'lurbuf, «. 
 ber (iii-gfiiiloB, -Jfurfpriill. 
 
 Countercuvt , k^&u'turkast. (P. 
 cast) t. bcr <^tijf, ©trrict). Si'enser. 
 
 COU 
 
 Counter caster, koun'turkastur, 
 
 1. 1. ber 9fec^enmei|ler , 9{cd)iiiiiig!;fril;rer, 
 
 2, f ber ©ud)l)alter, ber ^ulrijocfer. Sua*. 
 Countercliangre , koun'iur- 
 
 tshinje, (p. change) «. ber OJegcntilufc^, 
 Inufd), SaSec^fel ; ± bie Gripiebcrung. - 
 kounturtshiiije', v. a. (lU^tiUifdjen ; perrou» 
 fd)en i rcec^feln. 
 
 Counterchanged, [iperlb.] ppn «n» 
 berer ^axbt, ali bnfi ncbcniinlicgcnbe ©tucf. 
 
 Countercliarg-e , kuun'tur- 
 tsharje, *. bie ®egcnbe|\1)ulbiguiig, ®egen» 
 (Inge. 
 
 Coiuitercliarin , kountur- 
 tsharm, (P. charm) *. ber ©cgtnjauber. 
 
 Countercharnt , kuumur- 
 tsharm', v. a. entjiuibern. 
 
 Countercheck , kouniurishlk', 
 (p. check) V. a. Qintu nufijnitcn, nn (|-tiua« 
 l)inbern, (©inem) l)inbcrliit) ober iiiivibec 
 fein, entgegennrbeiten, entgegcuipirfca, (J-in» 
 l)alt ti)un. 
 
 Countercheck, koun'tiinsiieky 
 ». I. ber (S-inljnit, iai ipiiiccrniij. 2. bcr 
 aScripei^, inbel. 3. [5pniibclj ber ^ontni^, 
 3nterim«}ettel in ber fiiiffe. 
 
 Counterclaim , kouu'iutklime, 
 Ob. Counterdeniaud, kouii'iunU. 
 uiand,4. bie(5)egcnr'i>rteruiig, (ye4ifiinc^iiiiiig. 
 
 Counterclert, kuiintiiikleit, «. 
 [(Eljir.) ber (iJegeiifpnlt. 
 
 Countercoinpoued, koumur- 
 koiiipo'iiU, adj. [S^(rlb.\ fDiitirtfotupi'iiirt. 
 
 Couutercuiuiiug^ , kuuniiir. 
 kutiiijng, s. bie (i)egcnIi|T. 
 
 Countercurrent, koun'turkur* 
 
 rent, (p. current) ». bcr Cy^'gillilriMn. 
 
 Countercurrent, ki>uiiiuikur'« 
 rent, adj. in cincr entgigciigcfcijten "Xidf* 
 tuiig Ittufciib. 
 
 Counterdisen^ag-e, kountur. 
 
 diseiigaje', (p. eiig.ige) s. Ii}ii1>rf.j bie &ts 
 gennbiueidjimg. - v. n. gcgciiabiwutien. 
 Counterdistlnction, k<>uiiiur. 
 
 di.siiiigk'sliuii, (u. distinction; j. ber (be> 
 geufai), iiJiberfpructt. In - to..., it« 5Ci» 
 beriprwdje mit . . . 
 
 Counterdra^kv , ki^unturdriw', 
 
 (p. draw; v. a. I. [-WiMI.] bui\%-id)lien, 
 nart)5ci<t)ncn. 2. [ipnnbelj nct> acgenfcitifl 
 bcjid^cn. 
 
 Counterevidence , kouniur. 
 
 ev'eileiise, (p. evidence) «. bai ®cgcn« 
 JCUflf.ip. 
 
 Counterfeit, koun'iurf't, (Utt. 
 contra ii. laceie) v. a. I. § na(()inilct>en. 
 
 2. pcrfiiirc^cn ; iinterfrt)icben (ietlnmente to, 
 
 3. nad)brii(fcn (S8iid)cr). 4. I)cud)elii, liigen 
 (^riMiinilgfcit ic). - v. »». fid) perileden. 
 
 Counterfeit, <«(/. i. 5 nn(t)gcina(<>t. 
 2. fiilf4) (®clb), uiiad)t; erbid)riT, unterge* 
 fd)i'bcn ( ieilnnient 20 ; iind>gebrncft ( p. 
 S5iid)erii). 3. 1 Perilrflr (Picbetc). 
 
 Counterfeit, *. I. bcr »etriiflfr. 
 2. I i){cd)r^i'pr.] 3einaiib, bcr fic^ burd> nn» 
 tfrgcrd)rbfiie »ricfe jc. («i-lb eb. 'OBaareu 
 jii Pfrfdjaffen luelg. 3. ber •)iiid).\rfiT , iWad)* 
 inad)fr. 4. ba^ 9?ad)gcnMrt)tf , SScrf.iiiftjte, 
 lln.id)te; llntcrgcrd)obcMc ; bcr 9ind)brnif; 
 bic I'liiicOe 'OKiiiije, bcr tiiird)c, ntid)griiiod|>t( 
 ^cd)rci. 5. bie SScrilclliing. 6. b.is '-bilb, 
 Jiii'atertei. SuAJb 
 
204 Fate, far. fall, faf. Me, met. Fine, fin, NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cloud. Tiihe, tub, fiill. l//in, Tllis. 
 
 '* Cotinterreiter, koun'turfiiur. «. 
 1^ Cer ©c^rift! k. aScrfiiirdK^- 2. fccr ?fiad)= 
 briicter (u. !Siid)ern). 3. Cer 3tad)iiffer. 4. 
 bet ajetriiger; ipcudjler. [mi'm,>cr. 
 
 Counterfeiter of coin, ber g'Tf't' 
 
 Coumtcrreitiiig-, WOun'turfiting, 
 «. t»r 3irtd)6vucf (u. 35ii(l)cni). 
 
 Couiiterfeitly , koun'turfiile, 
 adv. fa I fit) i nnd)gfnind)t; ^curf)lfrit"c<). 
 
 Couiiterfeniieiif, kmniturfer'- 
 nient, (u. ferment) *. ta& ©egciign^niiiiiij: 
 tnittel. [saiisc, t. * tie aSerfiilfitm'n- 
 
 CoMiiiterfesance , koumurfe- 
 
 CJOMllfcrfoil, koiui'tiirfoil, ( 
 
 ' CuuutvrNtUVk) koun'turstok, ^ 
 
 «. 6a6 @cfleiiferlJl)o(j , ®faenjeid[)cii. 
 
 touiiferfort, kouii'turfort, (fr. 
 contietort) s. I91rd)it. 11. 5c(liingSb. ] bie 
 ©trebemnucr, 2Bibcrrnge; [3inimcrI.J bcr 
 {Biigpoften , ©rrebcpiiftcii. 
 
 Couitterrug^ue, koun'turfug, *. 
 [^Biiif.j bie Doppclfiiije- 
 
 Counterg-ag-e , koun'tilrgadje, 
 (0. gage) V. a. I3inimer(.] bif Sipff" <i"f 
 bn« Sorf) nbmefTen. — «. bnS meiiieffeii bfr 
 Snpfcn u. 3apfeiiio(f)cr. 
 
 Couilter^ate, koun'turgate , * 
 bcr ©0ul£>tl)iirni in ^ffiinbfor. _ Shak. 
 
 Couilterg'ttard, koim'turgyard, 
 t. ( gc|lunaf b.J bie SScniufrffiiuc^re , tM 
 a5oniuerf^fcl)ilb. 
 
 Oouuterliatcll ^ koun'turliatsh, 
 (B. liatcli) ». o. [iiupfcriT.] gegcnfdjriiffiren. 
 
 Couiiteriiiflueuce, kOiiiitur- 
 
 Jiiflileiise, (P. influence) P. a. -J- burd) 
 ©eflcneiniTu^ pcdjinbmi. 
 
 CJouuteriusurance, kuuntur- 
 insliu'raiise, «. bic PJejciinfTefiimiij. 
 
 Counter latlt, k6un'turlat/i, «. 
 [led)iu>l.] bie ©o.jeiil.itte. 
 
 CJouuterlatll, kountuilal/i', v. a. 
 ntit (ih'.iciiliittcii vci-|Vl)fn. IbngWcgfiilidjr. 
 
 Coitllterli^llt, kouii'liirlite, s. 
 
 CuuiiterinHIldf kuuiuunnaiKl', 
 
 (Int. iiiaiKlare; v. a. 1. abfililCII, n('tU'|1c(ICn, 
 
 njibernifcii. 2. fiir imouitifl erflilren, iini: 
 flogeii. 3. t pcrbietcii. Harvey. 
 
 CJuu»teriliaH(l , koiin'tunnaiid, 
 «. btr fficgriilHiVlil, tic '•JU'tcilcIIiiii!]. Shak. 
 
 Cuuiiteriiiarcli , kouutur- 
 nilitili', (U. march) ». n. I'CDiilrr.] jlirurf! 
 ntnrrd)irfi' ; eiiieii OJiflfiiuiarfct) iiuid)eii. 
 
 Couuieraniircli , kuua lur- 
 niartsli, *. 1. l-Wiiit.) bcr Dhirfmnrfd) j &e-- 
 flciiniarfrf). 2. i bcr 9{iitf<jang. 
 
 C^UIinterinark , kouu'turmark, 
 fu. mark) *. 1. (ipiiiibi'li bnS ©cgciijcidjen, 
 giebcujcidjen , a?ciicid>ni t rtiif 2Canreii u.). 
 2. I®i-tbar6.] berSiinfti^empcl, bt\6 Sc[d)ca, 
 ©tnbtjeidjfn, bie ^rrbc. 3. [5{pijiujiicif.] bic 
 ft»trd)e Sfniuiitjj cb. iVfjiic. 4. [Oiimii^in.] 
 br.6 0)fgcnjcid)eii , aJeijcidjeii , 9iad)jei4)cn, 
 9{rt(^ncpra(je. 
 
 Couuterinark, kouutumiark', 
 «. a. 1. niit ciiicm 05r!]ciiifid>fii Pb. S6ti: 
 jeidjen vcriVljcn (SJiiflfii, 2l5nflrcn lo. 2. 
 [SJopnrjncif.j fiiird)c ruiiuunflcn po. 5Bpl;nrn 
 mndKii (einetu ^frrbo. 
 
 CJounterillllie, koun'turminc. (ti. 
 nine) t. I. Ufiliingt-t).] Mc Oii'GCiini'.iit. 
 i. i bic OSencnliil ; PJiijf :iiiii|liilt. 
 
 Counteriuine) kuuuturuiiue', v. 
 
 tou 
 
 a. 1. (lyfl^'iiifl*^-] gegeiimiiiiren; ©egenmi; 
 Men aiKcgeii ; untertninirtii , burd) Oicgciis 
 milieu unrd)iiblid) mad)cn. 2. ± eiUsjeijciiJ 
 nrOeiten; uereitciii. 
 
 C ounteriiiiner , koun'tumiinur 
 «. [Ji'ftiiiigsb.j ber Ojegciiniiiiirer. 
 
 CJutuiteriiiotion , koun'tumio- 
 shiiii, (u. motion) s. tie ©egen&eiueguug. 
 
 CJuuitteriilOulds , kOiiniur- 
 
 moldz, s. pi. [icd)iuil.j bie (ScflenaPbriicfe ; 
 Olfobede. 
 
 Coitntcrinoveineut , kuiin'- 
 
 turiauuvment, s. bie 6)CiJtllOeiucgillig. 
 
 CuilUterillUre , kuiin'turmure, 
 (lilt, murus) s. I. bie ©egeiiiiiiuicr, €tiii;= 
 mniier. 2. [OJiep.] t>i\& JDfeiiiuircr. 
 
 fjuuuierilture , kuunturmiire', 
 i>. a. tnit eiiier ®egeiiiiiauer I'eri'tl^cii. 
 
 Counteruatural , kudntur- 
 uatili'ilrai, (p. nuiurni) adj. luibcriiatlirlid)- 
 
 CuuMterueg^utiatioii, koiin- 
 rurnegoslica'sliun , s. bie (^egemiiuerl;anb: 
 lung , @egeiiutrl)iinMiing. 
 
 CJuuutei'Iluise « kouu'turnoeze. 
 (p. noise) s. bcr (5)egeu|'d)ali , uPerriiuDciibc 
 Ciinn. 
 
 Counternote, f.C o u n t e r ch e ck. 
 
 C^UUllter',i-|>eilIug°, kuunturop'- 
 M»iig, *. I6l)ir.] bie ®egeiibffi"i»i)/ ©eiteii! 
 oiJmiiig. L*- ber 6>cgeiiaut'tmg. 
 
 CJuuiiterorder, koiin irudrdui, 
 
 fjuuuterpace, koun'iiirpaiie, (U. 
 pace) «. bie @i'geiiiiii|liilt. 
 
 Counter|»aled , koun'turpild, 
 adj. [iperalb.J luit nbii)tc()|"cliiben Ijnrben 
 gegen eiiiiiiibcr gcptal;lt. 
 
 Counterpane, kuiin'turpane, s. 
 1. bie gei'icppte ob. nl'geiuiljre ibetiberfe. 2.* 
 tas iMiplitiU, (ycgt'ii|uirf eiiies SBetcrnge. 
 
 Counterpar , kOunlurpart, (p. 
 part) *. I. brtij (i)tgc'ii|liicf, Xnip.ifat, bie 
 gicid)Itiiiteiibe ivppie, ^Jiljrd)rifr (eineg 2Scr> 
 tnigt^ !c.). 2. |-)}iiif.J bic Wcflciiilinime. 
 
 Counterparty, koun'turparie, «• 
 bic Wcgciipartei. 
 
 Couuterpassant , kountiirpas'- 
 Nani, u<ij. [ipiTiUC.jgigcii eiiiniibfrrd)rciteiib. 
 
 Counterpetition , kudniiirpe 
 tisli'an, t. bie Wc.jcniupplif. 
 
 Couuterplate , koun'turplAte, 
 (0. pliitf) #. [iid)iuu.j bic ©cgeufpnii- 
 
 Counterplea , kouniurpic , «. 
 [9?cd)t&i"pr.j bie ::)uplif, ©cgciifingc, Quvk-. 
 beriing5rd)rifr. 
 
 Counterplot, kounturpiot', (p. 
 plot) V. a. burd) (ycgciili|l, (Segeiipliiiie ju 
 pcrcitclii |ud)cii. 
 
 Counterplot, kuun'turplot, i. 
 ber 05cgciipiiiii , cyrgciuiiifdjliig. 
 
 Counterplotting- , kouu'tur- 
 ploiiing, t. tM Giugcgeimr^citcn burd) 
 CSegriipliiue. 
 
 Counterpoint , kuun'turpo'nt, 
 (P. point) t. I. bic gc|lcpptc Pb. ^t'gciinljtc 
 SBettbcrfc. 2. [^TJiui".] bcr fioutrnpuiift. 3. 
 eiugcgciigcfr^tc ^55uMft. 
 
 Counterpointed , koun'iur- 
 
 poJnted, adj. |:ptr«lb.J mit bell Spi^CM 
 gcgcu ciimubcr gcfeijrt. 
 
 Counterpoi.se , koiinlurpoe^e', 
 
 (P. poiiC) t>. n. (and) i) (ciucr Siid)c) in6 
 G'3leid)gciitd)t, ©cdciiocipict^t, bic ^Hit ^)^\^ 
 
 LOU 
 
 ten; ((JtiunS) nufiuicgeit. 
 Tiic wisdom of the senate may be able 
 to counterpoi.se the riisli iniije- 
 tuosity of a democratic house. VVtB- 
 STER. — Tlie heaviness of bodies miixt 
 be counterpoised by a plummet 
 fastened about the pulley to llie axis, 
 WlLKlKS. 
 
 Counterpoi.se , kuun'iurpoe^e, 
 
 *. wild) i) bii» 0)i'gciigciuid)t, WIeid)gemid)C. 
 
 CounterpoiSOn, koun'IUrpocin, 
 
 (p. poison) s. tuM 0)egciigifr. 
 
 CounterpOSt, kuitn'turpost, s, 
 
 [.^aiibeli bcr ©igcn = , ivOutrapp|1cn. 
 
 Counterpractice , kouutur- 
 piali'iiN, *. bcr ©igeiifiiiiilgriff. 
 
 Counterpressure , kouniur- 
 piesli'iiie, (p. pressure) *. tcr (yegeiibriicf. 
 
 Counterproject, kouii'turprod- 
 jekt, (P. project) *. Cec (ytgi'naii|'d)liig. 
 
 Counterproof , koun'uupruuf, 
 ( p. proof) s. [ Icd)n.J ber ®cgcnnt>br4icf, 
 (Scgcnobing. 
 
 Counterprotest , koun'turpro- 
 lest, s. [5paiibcIJ bcr ffligciu, Soiitraprptcil. 
 
 Counterprove , k6uH'tiirpr6dv, 
 (p. prove) V. a. (Icc^jii.) nbbrucfcn, eiiiew 
 ®cgcnnbbru(f madjcii (ppii ...). 
 
 Counter-rail, k6un'tur-rAle, (p. 
 rail) *. brt^ ©cgciigitter. 
 
 Couitter- reckoning-, kouu- 
 tur- rek'kning, *. bie ®egciircd)iiuiig. 
 
 Counter-remittance, koun- 
 tur-reuiit'ianse, s. [ipiiiibcl] bic 0)Cfleiir»« 
 mc(Te, ®cgeiibc(fuiig, bcr ©cgcufa^. 
 
 Counter-revolution, koun- 
 tur-revolil'shun, s. bic ©cgenumipnliiing, 
 ®cgciireppIution. — Cnunter-revoiu'- 
 tionary, adj. gcgcu bic ©frtat^unnuilliuuft 
 gcridjtct, rcpplutipiu-mibrig. — Counter- 
 re v o I u ' t i o n i s t , J. bcr ®cguer t(t 
 iStnnrgiiniiPiiljuiig pber 9{cpii|iitipii. 
 
 CoUUterroll, kuun'lurrull, «. bad 
 ©cgeiircgiilcr, ilputrpflbud). — v. a. \'. 
 Control. 
 
 Couuterrolnient, kcunturr6r- 
 ment, s. bie ®i!gf nrcd)iuiiig , f. Coutrul. 
 
 Counter- saliaut, kouniiir-sa'- 
 leant, udj [ipcralb.J ttuf bie ciugcijcugcfcyce 
 Scire fpriiigciib. 
 
 Counterscarp , kSuutursklrp, 
 *. (gcjlimgC'b.J bcr ©cgciupod , bie ®cgcii« 
 l'ijrd)un3, ber tcbcrfte 2Bcg \\ni> bic ablnu* 
 fenbe iiruflipel)r bt'iTclten, bie Kuiifrir.orpe. 
 — i>. n. uiit eiiicr ftpntrc|'tarpe pcrrei;eu, 
 aObad)cn. 
 
 Counterscufrie,koun'tiir8kutn, 
 (P. scuffle) J. trn- ©cbaigc uiui Orriljunn. 
 
 Counterseal, kuuntuiscl, (p. 
 seal) V. a. mit cimiii "Jinbcru ficgilu, mil 
 cincni ©cgciificgd pirfcljeu. Shak. 
 
 Counter - secure , kuuntiir- 
 
 sekure', (p. secure) v. a. ((S-iilcil) lUit eillcr 
 Wcgrnpcrfid)cruiig pcrfeljcii, (©iiieni) i\r\t 
 ®cgciipcrrtd)cniiig gi-bcn. 
 
 Counter- securit)', kimntur- 
 .sekurcte, s. I. bic ®cgciipcri'td)i-riiiig , ®e 
 griirid)crl)i'it, Qjcgcu:, 9Ciiift'itrgrd)atr. 2. bit 
 9{u(flM'irgc. 
 
 CounterRense , kounlursense, 
 (P. sense) *. ber PJrgniriiiii , bie Siauuej* 
 fcl;ruiifl, ber pcrfel;r."e £inu. 
 
Fatp. ff.r. f^l!. f.'t. M*. mh. Fine. fin. N6. movp, nir. got. dil, rl6tld. Ti\be, tnb, rtll. tZ/in, TFIis. 205 
 
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 Conntersig-Ilf koun'turMne. (tf. 
 •ign ) B. (1. fontrnfifiniren, gegeiijeicl>nen, 
 flfgcniiiirfriV^reiht'ii , iia(l)iiiirerrd)rftbeii. 
 
 CoUilt<'rKiirn, kouniiirsine. s. 
 1. Ht ©dieniiiirerrdjrjfc, llnterrdjrift De* (Bt-. 
 frttnri. 2. l'))iilit.) fcnf Siifuiuj^iBort. 
 
 CounterMig-ual , koun'u'irMgnal, 
 (». «ij;iial). *. ['Sinr.J tai Wegeiingiinl. 
 
 Counter.^ig'itature , kountur 
 Mj;'iiai>.liure, I. Die J^ontrofignatur, 0)cg(n: 
 unrerfitrift. Tooke. 
 
 .. Countersink, k^un'tursingk, (i<. 
 iri«k) 0. a. [Ir(f>n.| (III Sodt, Sod^er dol^reii, 
 UDi ■^iiigel Jf. tinrfin )ii ufriViifen. 
 
 CoilllterKUnrI, koun'turanarl, (u. 
 •nwrl) #. tii$ liiiCfrfiiiirvrii. 
 
 CounterNtatutt* , kounturitai'- 
 rsliutr- <i<. tiaiiiie) »■ Ht (i)(griiuerorDiuin(). 
 
 Couiiterstroke, kh&a'turair6ke, 
 (B. atrokei 4. ta Oill(f\(i)\ii<i. 
 
 Cuuntemuuiiner , koun'tur- 
 
 auiiiniiir. I. [ifrtin.j Me Wigemiiittrlagf. 
 
 CounterNurety, kuuuiuinliure'. 
 ti. «. Mf Wrgciii'mlcfifniiig, CaiWrgfiipfiuiP. 
 
 Counter««»v«y, koiintiirswA. to. 
 awiiy) i.'ttr Wcgcntinfliip, 6ie Wfgtiignuiiit, 
 tnt<\f<\tn<\t(<t}te ?iirii!ig. 
 
 Countertnlly , kuun'turtalli, «. 
 ^i^* Wf(ifiifrrbl)i'li, Wfgeiiif'(l)fn. 
 
 CouiitertnKte, koiiniuitAite, (v. 
 taa(r) s. bet fiirgfgfiigi'ie^te &ci<t)ma(t, |iil: 
 I'djt n*frd)i)iii<f. 
 
 C^OUIltertenOFf k&untunan'uur./ 
 
 Counter, kounCiir, 5 
 
 (y tenor) i. [•"Bfiu'-l fttr 'Jilt, tie 9llttliuim(. 
 
 Countertirket, koun'tuntkit, cv. 
 titkei) «. (KjMrfrJ en« 0><gfntii(lft. 
 
 Countertide, koun tiinide, (u. 
 tide) t. bit (Mrgriifluc, iviOrige (}lut. 
 
 Couutertiiiie, kouii'iurtime. (i<. 
 time) t. 1. f ter u'iDrige Buiail. bu lliigr: 
 Ugfnl)fit, N« $iii»ernie; ba aa3iBeriloiiB; 
 6irid), Cuerilrid). 2. (Innjf. J en< ISiMitre: 
 Ump* (uoriv>nrt«, feinudn^n 3. [iKeitf.] tn« 
 Itontrrtteiiipii. 4. IJfdjff.] bai gleidjjeitige 
 Kiitfffldfii , 9Iii#|li>§rn (jmeitr 5rd)tciiDfn). 
 
 Counterturn, kouniunurfi, (u. 
 turn) «. tie i>li>iilicf)e, tiirgrgmg«K0te 2Uen= 
 bung (ttnti Sdjiiiifpin*). 
 
 Countervnil, kounturvjile', (dlt. 
 Tuiere) r. a. I. niifiuiegen, au6Qlti(^tu. 2. 
 lo^nrn, erfeijen. 
 1. The profit will hardly countervail 
 the inconveniencea. 
 
 Countervailing duties, [ i^ailtirf ] 
 9lii«glfid)iing# =, .ftiMiipciiriitioii^iMlt;. 
 
 Countervnil, koim'turvite, *. I. 
 bai 0)fgrngcii'id)t. 2. DtrCDegtinueril) ; erin^. 
 
 Cuuntervalue, koiiiiiuival u, «. 
 bn Wtrgfitivfrth. 
 
 Couiitervie^v, kounturvu, (i<. 
 view>i. 1. ^ tiefflrgtiifeite. 2. 1 Per JJoiitriiil, 
 916014. 
 
 Ill coil nte r vie w, (iiiaiiCicr grgriul6cr. 
 
 CounterVOte, kountlirvote. (i>. 
 vote) v. a. (iitgrgeni'lMiitucii; tlt>t:r|liiiiiiieii. 
 
 Counterweig^li, ki'>ijirtui»i, (i<. 
 weigh) V. a. grgen ciiiaiibcr tibiviigrii; Aiih 
 H'legen. 
 
 Counter^vlieel, kouiruirwheei, 
 (». wheel! r. a. ill riiirr riirgigriigrifljirii 
 9<i(Vninfl, i'rru'»irt« u. rutfiviirie biii'i-jjrii. 
 
 cou 
 
 Counterv^ind, koun'turw'nd, (u. 
 wind) *. 6er OiegtniuiiiD. 
 
 CouuterM'Ork,kounturwurk', (u. 
 work) V. a. tiugegenrtrbeuen , enrgegenwir. 
 fen (eiiiem >l>iniie 20. [*. bie (iirafiini. 
 
 Countess, kdiin'les, (fr. couiieai>e) 
 
 Cuimtiug-, koiiu'tiiig, «. bai !)ie(^: 
 lien ; 3dl)ien. 
 
 Cou n ti ng - board , ber 9ied)(llttrd) i 
 ba6 S'll)""^''' --kouae, --room, [Span> 
 Ccl] bus fiomptoir, (yeictjiiftsjinimer , (i)t» 
 fdjaff^ltifiil. Ibar, iiiiiiiijlig. 
 
 Countless, kSunt'les, udj. u\\nM)U 
 
 Couiitor, k6ii'iiir, js -^ ber !){ed)t6> 
 gi-ltl)rte. 
 
 Country, kuntre, (fr. conlre'e) ». 
 I. bie Vaiib|'ct)>ift, 6)egeiib, bai Snub. 2. bai 
 ijiiiib (0)egeii|'iii) u. b. ^inbt;. 3. bai 2an0, 
 bie ipcimiUlj, biid !8tuerliinb. 4. bai Vaiib 
 (©cgenfa? v. b. iiSfliJer). 5. bat 2anb (btf-. 
 fen (jiniui'ljner). 6. [ 9{c(t)i*iVr.J bai I'miD, 
 i^efd)ik)Drneiigeri4)t, bie Q)efd)iuoreiieii, ^. ib. 
 TriHl by Ilia country, per pais). 
 
 In the country, auf belli Stinbc. My 
 own -, nieui iBiuerliiiib. 
 
 Pruv. bo many countries, so many 
 cuatoiiis. Iiliiblld), fltdld). 
 
 Country, adj. i. innblid) (©egrnfnQ 
 V. b. tStabi). 2. Idiiblid) uii eniem llAiibe 
 gcbraud)lid); , Urttcrl>uibii4) , i)t{mail)U<t). 3. 
 umvirteiin, bduenfd) 4. ['4>oiit.J bem ^iinbe 
 i>b. i&tuerliUibe iiigeil;iui, pairiutifc^ lOie)]^"' 
 flit) V. :puipartei), I'aiib... 
 
 Co un try- liail ad, btt5 65rtfyenlieb. -- 
 bos, b*\i l!uAI)nu$4)fn au\ btm iianbe. -- 
 bumpkin, --clown, ber grobe ^lunimel 
 ob. ^•uicr. --da nee, ber ^aueriittinj; 
 Aunirecniij. --houae, bai I'anbljnu*. -- 
 language, bit £aiibe^fpriict)e , 03iiiticr> 
 fpm(^e. --liie, bai I'linoieben. --like, 
 liinbii4); liinbfdjiifiiic^. --man. Lberllanb: 
 niiuiii. 2. ber l'iiiib.iii>iiin. --purauu, ber 
 ^nubpfiirrcr, SJnnbgeiilli^e. --put, ber 
 biiniiiie iltrl. --»ong, bai SBulfeiicb. -- 
 squire, ber Sniibcbeiniiiitii , Vniibjiinferi 
 (£itri'l)iuiiter. --woman, 1. bie JriUi uom 
 Ifiiiibci :^rtucrinn. 2. bie Saiibeniannin. -■ 
 word, ber platte 'UiUbrucf. 
 
 County, kuiin'tc, (fr. comte) 4. 1. 
 [G-ngl. u. 9iorbani.] bie (yraffdjafr, ber 
 Slttii, bit 'JJJri'uiiii. 2. t 6ie S)rnii4»iift ((?i: 
 geiit^uiii eines (4)riif«n>. 3. * ber &Taf, Corb. 
 
 County - corporate, [&ngl.J eiiie 
 (i)rnii"d)iift iiiit befonbern iJ5rii'iiegien obcr 
 9ied)ien (ivie Sonboii, 3)i)rf, iKri|lol ic). -■ 
 court, (inanc^m. au4) blo6 County), bai 
 'jJjroi'iMjiiilgericljt. --palatine, [(Jngl.] 
 bie •iJ5{iiiigrnf|c<)nft (luie fiancniler, &i)q1et, 
 Durijam;. Iljorig. 
 
 County, adj. ju einer (?5rnff(l)iifr ge= 
 
 Coup, (fd)rtt.) turn over. - tlie 
 Crans, go to wreck, like a pot on 
 tlie fire, when the cran upon wliicli 
 it »tood is upset. 
 
 Coup, (f(f)Ott. ) barter, Coup« 
 in;;', buying(purticularly horses;; 
 and) ir uc k in g or bart e ri ng. 
 
 Coupee, koupie', (fr.) «. [Innif.] 
 bti* Poiipe, ber *irgffd)ritt. 
 
 Couple, ki'ip'pl, (fr. couple; ()l^n. 
 koppel; ban. kobbel; f(f)iv. koppel) «. I. $ 
 btie ^aat. 2. i bai '^aat (Q-ljeleiite 10. 3. ; 
 
 COU 
 
 ! [SSnibttiiVr.] bie itoppel (i5>iinbe it.). 4. bU 
 lAil^pei, koppel, £ctte. 
 
 Couple-beggar, [ Q^ngf. ] bcr ®ci(l« 
 lid)e, lueK^er fid) mit SBettlerfjeimt^en abgibt. 
 
 Couple, V. a. 1. fcppein, iiifiinimen* 
 fcppein. 2. 1 (to) uerbinben, paaren (nut). 
 3. ehelit^ uerbinbeii. 4. pnnren (lljiere). 
 
 Couple, r. n. fidf begotten, firf) piinren. 
 
 Coupleinent, kdp'pimeur, «. « 
 1. bie ajerbiiibuiig. Spenser. 2. ber 9Jerein, 
 bai G-ljtpnnr. Shaiu 
 
 Couplet, kup'let. (fr. 213.) #. I. 
 [^T>iief.] bie i3tropf)e, ber Ciebernbfai^, 2. f 
 bai 5j5aar (Inuben jc). Shak. 
 
 Coupling's, kup'lingz, I. pt. I. bit 
 5)?nfd)en (nn iJieijeii). 2. Coupling, a) bit 
 ^egattniig. b) bie 25erbinbiing, SBerriiiignnjj. 
 
 Coupoirs, kupulrx, (fr. 'ZQ.) *. pL 
 [Ifc^ii.] bie 0)?uiiifd)cre. 
 
 Coura^re, kur'ndje, (fr. <Si.) t. I. 
 ber iWiiitlj, bai ^erj, bie i5>trj()rtftigfnt. 2. 
 ber G'ifcr. Shak. - v. a. f niifiinintern. 
 
 Coura^reOUS , kurrA'Jeus , acff. 
 mutijig, Ijerjijnft, bet)erjt. — adu. Coura'- 
 geously , inutl;ig 2C. 
 
 Courag-eousness, kurri'jJu»- 
 nes. *. bie ipi'rjl;nftiflfeif. 
 
 Courant, kurrant', ^(fr. couraiH 
 
 CourantO, kurrln'lA,} te) t. I. 
 [Iniijf.] bie (Toumnte. 2. ber 9uime einr« 
 3eitiiMg«bM«e«. [gnngbar, foiir.int. 
 
 Courant, ai//. ($.inbci] innfenb; 
 
 Courap, kurrap', *. eiiie j^ninfljeit 
 in Djlinbien, eine 9lrt g(ec()ten ob. Oucfen 
 in ben ^!i3eid)en, 'Jlc^felgruben, bent &t\ict)tt 
 u. iiuf ber !5rufl 
 
 Courl), kuurb, (fr. courber) v. n. f 
 fid) bengcii. - adj. f gcfrfimnit. 
 
 Courbaril, kur'ban'l, «. [S3ot.] 
 ber 5?eufd)re(fciib.uiin. 
 
 Courier, kuOieer', (fr. 533.) «. 1. 
 ber Jlouricr, (Jilbote, bie ©ftafette. 2. btt 
 »Jiiime einee ^titunqiblattei. 3, bai ^ferb, 
 ber :)Cenner. Shak. 
 
 Course, k^rse. (tat. cursus, fr. 
 cours, course) t. I. { ber Srtllf, (?3niig (u. 
 irgenb einer ilujTigcii I'b. ilorreii ©iib|l,inp. 
 
 2. [-})tar.] ber 2nuf, (Snng (bti ®d)ijfe«). 
 
 3. i a) bie 9feil)e, {Jclge. b) ber il3i'g, bit 
 <U}eife, '^Jitigregel. c) ber OJnng, Q>kbrau<i), 
 bie ®eiuol)nljeit, .^iinblniig^iueife, bai 2)»« 
 nclinien , bie S5crfnl}rungiHirr. d) ber ^orU 
 gong, 5orrf(^)ritt. e) ber (\)i)\\ofv\)i)t\'<t)t jc.) 
 ivurfuS. ber SBonbel, bie Cebciu-iurife. 
 g) bie 93a()n, L'nufbo(jn. 4. ber Jeeiiiiplol). 
 3. tfwi Inrnier ; SJenneu innerljolb bi-r 
 £(^rrtnfen. 6. ber ®oiig, bie irii(<>t, bet 
 "Jliiffol) (u. ©pcifcn). 7. ['JJrd)ir. I bie 9<eil)<, 
 Coge. 8. bie 9{cil;eiifi>lge, £rbiiiing. 9. [>^fln> 
 bel) ber fiinir*; Course of ilie (lay. bet 
 logejfDiir*; -of exchange, brr (*)clbfpiir«; 
 Bill of the — of exchange, bi'r .Uoiirf Jfttel, 
 b06 itiniriblnrr. 10. [OJiiP.] Course of 
 humors, bCV 51110; - of physic, bie .Rnr. 
 
 11. [ii'djii.] ber Srrid) diiir 2)iirfleii jo. 
 
 12. bo6 (iJrbnlre (G-irr). I3.bie i>e(jc. l4. 
 [2Goibmfpr.] bie 'll-inbl)iiiib)iigb. 15. (■))?or.J 
 b.i« Sfgri. 16. p'. (■))?iir. I ») bie gri'gra 
 iSigel. !•) (iiiiind)tn ) bie iitirern ©egel. 17, 
 pt. bie imMiorlid)f 'Ji'eiiiigiiiig. 
 
 The main course, l-))iiir.) bO^grpfteSf. 
 gel. The last -, ber Diodjtifd) 01 -,t '« -» 
 
266 Fate, far, fall, fat. M*, met. Fine. fin. N6. mOve. nor, got. oil, rloinl. Ti'ihe, tnb. fnll. f7/in, THis. 
 
 cou 
 
 Hmna<Si, folgfic^; unflrcifig; nntrir«d)cr 
 SSDeife, nnturlid), luie ficf) i<er(ltl)t, unilreu ig , 
 chne 3iv)Cife(; oon \id) fe(&fl. By course, 
 icec^fel^iueife, na(<)fiuan&er, nad) bet 3{ei()e. 
 In -, in due -, feiiitr 3cit, in 3"tc"- '" 
 the - of a week etc., feiiiiteii fjier u. eiiier 
 Sa3od)c:c.; in the - of this week, im Saufe 
 biefec 2Bocf)e. Words of-, (jeiu&ljiilic^c itoui: 
 plimente obet ^ebtniaxten. - of law, ber 
 5Red)M3<tii(j. -of a post, ber ^pDltenjiia, 
 $i)(lenlnuf. By (the) due - of law, nad) 
 ten f)ied)ttn, md) ^itd)t unb &tted)tiqteit. 
 By the - of nature, n<id> bem Cniife Der 
 QffiUiir. To take a -, ciiieii 'jSkjj einrcf)fngen, 
 ^Kagrcgefn neljmen ob. ergrnfen. To take 
 a —with any one by Ob. at law, &inen \>Vt 
 ©eric^t jicdeii, gi:rirf)tlid) bclniiaeii. To take 
 
 a - with any one, Gilieil I'PmcfjmeH. Take 
 your -, fotgen ©ie OI;rer 533ei|'e, t^uti ©ic 
 toai ©ie luofleil. Leave the world to take 
 It«-, Irtffen ©ie bie SBelt gchen, luie fi« e^"!" 
 gef)t. To appoint a — to be steered , ['O^iat.j 
 beii 2nuf tinti <Bd)iff<i beiTimmeii. To go 
 under a pair of -s, iiiit btn uiiterit ©egelti 
 fnbren. To be in a - of physic, ['JJieb.j 
 eiiie ^ur stferniidjen. 
 
 Course, v. a. I. jngcn, uerfofflcu; 
 t)t^tn. 2. jagen, in Cauf bringcii. 3. inufeii, 
 tennen, jngeit burc^ ob. uber . . . 
 1. We coursed Irini at the heels. Shak. 
 3. The blood courses the winding ar- 
 teries. — The bounding steed cour- 
 ses the dusty plain. Webster. 
 
 Course, v. n. faufen, ceitneii. 
 
 Courser, kor'sur, t. I. f bet dien-. 
 net, bM 3?ennpferb; <Bd)tad)tpfetb. 2 bet 
 5nger, Cicbljdbet ber §0Kii;agb. Johnson. 
 3. t bet ©d)iilfed)ter. [fer (nuf (JJnicereu). 
 
 Coursey, kor'se, «. [•'!}iat ] bet Ro-. 
 
 Coursing', kor'hing, *. bai ^pnfei):, 
 %\xd)6t Ob. 5pir|"cl)ingeii, bie 3<igb mit SSJiiib; 
 i)unben. 
 
 Court, korte, (nngelf. curt; ir. cuirt; 
 fltni. court; fr. cour) *. I. bet i?of, SBot! 
 |)of, ^otpiat}. 2. o bet $i)f, ipofrniim. 3. i 
 bet $of (eiiieS )5iii^l^"'>- *• «> ^<*^ ®erirf)t, 
 bet &etid)t6i)of. b) bie Oiiftnnj, &etid)t&: 
 bei)btbe. 5. bet 5?of, bie 91ufiu(irtung. 6. 
 [9totbnm.] a) eiiie nii6 jiuei j^auferii ober 
 fiflmnurit 6cjlef)cnbe Segifilatur (luie: the 
 General Court of Massachusetts), b) 
 tint ©effiDn ber Cegi^lntur. 
 
 To make court to one, (Jinem bell $IM 
 mnc^en, ijojiten, (d)meid)cln. To pay one's 
 
 — to, &iiietii ben >puf, feine Slufivortung 
 tnndjen. 
 
 A Dover- court, ]. ein $rtu* JC, a'O 
 SltteS brunter iinb bn'iber gefjt; ein poliur(ter 
 S{etd)«tng. - of justice seat, [&ngl.] ein 
 gorflgeri.ljt. - of chancery, [&ngl.] bcr 
 ^an}ltigerid)t6^of. -of equity, {ipiuibcij 
 ba6 S8i(ligfeit6;, ©c^iebfigcridjt. - ot exche- 
 quer, bn« ijinnnjgeridjt. -of trade, 1. brt6 
 ^anbel$geri(f)t. 2. ba6 5p<itibel5ro(leijiiiin. 
 Tlve -s below, [©ngl.] bie ®erid)t6l)ij|e bei5 
 ®ewi)f)nl)eit«red)t6 in SCeiliiiiuilcrljan. - of 
 guard, I. bie SSSadje. 2. bie 2Bii(^t|lu6e. 
 
 - of offices, ber ^iil)nerl)in'. 
 
 Court- baron. [(JngJ.] bas ^atriuuK 
 nlfllgeridjt, £d)iigiTid)r fiir t'lirgrrl. ©11= 
 d>cn. --bred, itfi i?of frji'gcii , i)md). 
 • •breeding, bie ipojrriiiljiing, --bub 
 
 COU 
 
 bie, bie^ofpoffe. Beaumoict. Court-card, 
 bie bunte fiarte. --chaplain, bet $of: 
 fnplan. --christian, bai gfi|lli(^e ®c; 
 rid>t. — cupboard, ber ©d)eufti|d). Shak. 
 — day, ber@crid)tetrtg. — dress, beripof; 
 flaat (Sleibung). --dresser, beripofJing, 
 ©4)ineid)ler. --fashion, bie 5poffitt«- 
 -•favor, bie $ofgun|l. --hand, bie 
 itnnjieifdjrift, bie 'Mbuofntenfjanb. Shak. — 
 holy- water, (eere ©d)mcict)cleien , ^of; 
 f ouiplimentc , leere ajerfprec^ungen. - - 
 hoixse, [5?crbrtm.] 1. ba6 @erid)t6f)nu6; 
 aScr|ammIungSI)nu6. 2. ber ®eriil)t6l)Df. -- 
 lady, bie ipofbnme. --leet, [Cyngl.] bai 
 ^^iitrimonirtlgeric^t, 2ef)ngeric^)t fiir peini. 
 ©nc^en. --martial, tai ^riegSgerid)t. 
 --miniou, ber $ofgiin|lling. --miss, 
 bie ^offcirne. --plaister, bai englifdje 
 -}?flniler. --roll, bm Cefin^regitler. -- 
 vermin, I ba& ^ofgefdjiiieip. --yard, 
 ber S?of, .§>ofraum (an 4''iur«n). 
 
 Court, V. a. 1. (itn 'ildgetn. ) @inem 
 ben $Df madjen, liebfofen, |'d)mei(^cln , ju 
 gefiiden |ud)en. 2. luerben, freien (uni ein 
 -)Kabd)ciu. 3. 1 fid) beiwerben urn (S-tn)n«, 
 bitten (urn). [bai 'JJfadergeib. 
 
 Courtage, kor'tidje, *. L^panbeiJ 
 
 Courtal, kur'tal, t. ber &nirp£. 
 
 Courteous, kur'islieus, (fr. cour- 
 tois) adj. ijbflid), nrtig, gefnllig, fceiinblid) 
 (0. ^^erfonen, ©itten jc). — adv. Cour'- 
 teously, t)bflid), nrrig k. 
 
 Courteousuess, kur'tsheusnrs, 
 *. bie §6(li4)feit, ©efalligfeit, airtigfejt, 
 Jreuiiblid)feit. [ipcf niat^t; ber greier. 
 
 Courier, kiir'tiir, «. <iwev, ber ben 
 
 Courtesan, ^(fr. cour- 
 
 Courtezau, kurt'i/an, 5 tisane) 
 «. bie £&ul}lerinn, I'lebebienerinn. 
 
 Courtesy, kiir'tcse, (fr. courtolsie) 
 t. 1. bie ipoflidjfeit, Slrtigfeit, ®efn(ligfeit. 
 2. bie ®cfaUigfeit; ®nnbe. 3. [9{cd)tc-fpr.J 
 Die ajergiiniltgiing. 4. kiirt'se, bie SBernei^ 
 gung, SBerbeugung, ber Hindi (emer lueib; 
 lichen 'iperfon;. 
 
 Tenure by courtesy ob. curtesy, 
 [©ngl.] bie eincni SSJittwer iugefic^erte le-. 
 benelnnglic^e i)iuijnie^uiig bcr ®iiter feincr 
 (oerilorbeiien) -Jrau, luenn biefe i^m ein le; 
 benbeS Hinb geOi^ren Ijat. Blackstone. 
 
 Courtesy, kiirt'se, v. n. fid) oer; 
 neigen Tb. oerbeiigen ()e$t nnr nod) oon 
 grmienjimmern) ; (to) e'inem feiiie (§l)rer: 
 bietung bejcigcii, Qmen gruijcn. - v. a. 
 \)b^id) bet)anbcin. 
 
 Courtier, kort'yur, 1. 1. ber 5pof; 
 
 niann, ipofliug. 2. i ber ipofling, <Sd}meid): 
 
 ler; iSeiucrber. 
 
 2. There was not among all our princes 
 
 a greater courtier of the people 
 
 than Richard 111. Suckling. 
 
 Courtiery, kort'yure, #. f bie ipijf; 
 litigsninniercn. B.Jonsoh. [artig; jierlid). 
 
 Courtliiie, kort'like, adj. f)Opid), 
 
 Courtliness, kortlenes, t. bie 
 31rtigfeit, bcr feme ion. [ling. B. Jonson, 
 
 Courtliugf, kort'liiig, «. bcr ^pl^'; 
 
 Courtly, korte'le, adj. U. adv. l)of; 
 nrtig, bcr ipoffitte gemng; l)on\'d); l;i?flid), 
 artig. 
 
 Courtsiiip, kortc-fchip, «. I. brr 
 ipof, bic •iliifiV'itiiiiig^ 2. tai grcirii, bic 
 
 lUV 
 
 Seiocrbuiig, ber ?icic#(intnig. 3. « bie 2lr« 
 tigfeit, fflcfiifligfcit, .^offid)fcit. 
 
 To give courtship, luerbcn (nm). To 
 pay one's - 10 . . . (Siiieiii ben >pof niflt^eii. 
 
 Cousin, kui'm, (fr. 2C.) *. 1. bet 
 25etter; bie 33nfe, ■DJfiiljme. 2. (ein litcl, 
 ben bie Kijiiige eincm ©bcltnnnne, befonber* 
 ben nbeligen gjlitgliebcrn bei 'Jiatijei, fo mit 
 mnnd)iual itonige ic. einnnber unter fid) 
 gcOen) ber SSettcr. 3. ber aSetter (entfernte 
 SSermrtiiftc). 
 
 Cousins ob. cousin-germans, (Siet 
 rd)iuit>erfinber. Second-, bai »2Inber<(Sef 
 fd)n)i|lerfinb , ®erd)i\)i|Terfinb6riiib. 
 
 Cousin, adj. * oeriunnbt. Chaucer. 
 
 Cousinsiiip, kuz'znshlp, *. bic 
 a3etterfd)iift. 
 
 Coutltie, (.\d)Ott,) kind, loving. 
 
 Cove, kove, (nngctf. cof, cofe; lu. 
 cwb) *. 1. bie 95ud)t, 55ni. 2. bai Dbbad}. 
 
 Pigeon-cove, ber tflubenfc^lflg. Old 
 -, o ein (liter ®eii(}nl5. 
 
 Cove, V. a. ubermolben. 
 
 Covenable, ko'venabi, adj. * 
 fc^trflid), pnfTcnb. Wickliffb. 
 
 Covenant, kuv'enaut, (Int. conv«. 
 nire; Int. conventio) *. 1. ber 93crtrng, 
 iPcrgleid), ^ontrnft. 2. bn« SBiinbnip, bet 
 ^unb. 3. [&ngl. Sird)cj ber GFooennnt. 
 
 Covenant, v. n. (with any one 
 for any thing) fid) oergleid)en, eiiie luerben, 
 ubereinfotnmen (mit ©inem liber, urn 
 eine©nd)e),fDntral}iren mit G'inem fiber. .; 
 (with) mit Qinem niidmnc^cn; (for) fic() 
 (Jtiunfi nn^bebingen. 
 
 Covenant, v. a. gelobeii, nngeloften ; 
 bebiiigcn, feilfe^en. (fiontrnljent. 
 
 Covenantee, krivenantce', t. bet 
 
 Covenanter, kriv enantiir, t. l. 
 ber SScrbiiiibete. 2. ber itontrnijent. 
 
 C<»venou8, kuvemis.^ (f Covin) 
 
 Covinous, ko'veiiiis, ^adj. betrfig> 
 lic^; Ijinrerlirtig; fofluforifd). Bac(>». 
 
 Coventry -bell, kuv'entre-bel, 
 ». [23ot.l bai ■•)Jtnriengii>dt^cn. 
 
 Cover, kuv'ur, (fr. couvrir) v. a. 1. 
 f bccfen, btbedeii, jiibecfen. 2. f a) beberfen. 
 b) bcmmuein, jubecfen. c) [ipnnbdl «; beden 
 (^nnrfcnbungcn nind)en). fi) bcrfcii (bic .Hot 
 lien), d) oerPergen ; oerl)e!)len. 3. einivirfciii, 
 einfd)lngen (2iJnnren ic. ). 4. l bcrfcn, bes 
 Derfen, fd) I'itjcn. 5. bebn'itcn, ntidbriircii (Q:ier). 
 
 6. bebccfen, befpringcn (== fif^ begntten mit). 
 
 7. ent()niten (in |ld) Ijnltcii), ctiird)liff}en. 
 
 Be covered. Sir, beberfen ©ic fid), mcin 
 ipcrr! To cover much ground, [9{eiff.] 
 bie ^u^e lucit ani einnnber fpcrren (o. iJJfiti 
 ben). Your letter -s, [^nnbel] 0')' SBrt:f 
 befngt, entl)nlt, bringt mir... To be - ed 
 by a mortgage, iinicr 5pi)potl)ef, oerpfanbet 
 |lcf)en (0. C4)rnnb|1urfcn). To be covered, 
 [Spnnbei] Dcdiing in J^nnben l)nbeii. 
 
 Cover, *. I. bie Dcde (einee 95ettc*); 
 
 ber Derfcl (cinefi @cfn0e«) ; ber Umfc^lng; 
 
 bai ®e|1crfi Juttcrnl. 2. ± a) ber Derfmnm 
 
 tel, aSorionnb. b) ber ©d)n^. 3. [^laSnibmfpr.J 
 
 bai £agcr (eine6 )5ud)|"e6 jc.). 4. bn« (Jouocrt, 
 
 &ebed. 5. bai Dbbnd). 
 
 2. b) The troops fought under cover of 
 
 the batteries. The army advanced 
 
 under cover of tlie nisht. VVei»kte«. 
 
 To draw a cover, [ 2i}nibmfpr. J aut* 
 
Vhte, far, fall, fat. »U; met. Fine. fin. JS6, move, ndr. got, 6il, r!6rtfl. TAhe. trth. fnll (/Jin. TMIi. 207 
 
 GOV 
 
 ittdt^en, nu6ri<(>t«n. To break -. [<!Brtibmi"|jr.] 
 tn'5 5rete geljen. Under tliis cover, brige; 
 f ugt , 6«i(jefd)iDMeii , nngr bogeii , beige fiiiret. 
 What - can be put on . . ., roomtt fanii 
 man ... bemrtiiteln? 
 
 CoTer-»liaiiie , bet t)e(f mantel. -• 
 • lut. ber $iirbiirnie(. 
 
 Coverchief* kuv'urtslijif, ( fr. 
 couvrechef) t. * bit <£d)leierl)rtube, ^opfs 
 hufle. Chaccer. ■ [«. bn Derfel- 
 
 Covercle, ku»'«rkl. (fr. couvercle) 
 
 CJuverins-, kiiv'uriug, «. i. bnd 
 Berfeii, ajeberfru, 3iibtrf<". 2. bie Decfe; 
 ttt X}tdt\. 3. bit 9)rbe(fung, Uleibung. 4. 
 IJiilfn.l ber ajorfug. 
 
 fJuverlet, kiiv'urlet, «. bie 33ettbe((e. 
 
 (Jovert, kijv'urr, «. I. ba< Dbboc^, 
 ber 3iiflii<t)t*prt. 2. ba« T)idi(t)t, linger, 
 ber *nu , tfcdjliipnuiufcl. 3. b«i< ©eberf . 
 
 Covert, adj. 1. 1 beberft. 2. i geljeint, 
 Berborgeii; ueriTerft, tilrfnd). 3. [9?e(1)t«iVr.| 
 -■baron. uiitiT ber (Seii'iilt Pb. ttm <S>(t)Ut)t 
 btt 9Jfaniie«. Feme--, bie uiiter ber ®e: 
 wart be< "iKfliined |le()fiibe ^tau. [5SJeg. 
 
 Covert-way [Jeiliiiigsb.] ber beberf te 
 
 fjuverti)', kiiviiriii, «<ic. i^eimiid), 
 terflerft. lipiimlidjfeit, Serborgeiil)eit. 
 
 (JovertneMSf kuv'urtnei, M. bie 
 
 Cuverturt^f kuViirtshiSre, «. I. bie 
 SSeberfimg; iat Cbb.irf), ber 3"?"<l)t*i"fi 
 bie Decfe ; ber ia<t)u^. 2. [ 9{e(<>t«iVr. J ber 
 JJrniieinliinb. 
 
 Covet) kuv'et, (ft. convoiier) c. a. 
 1. I begel^rrn, grliii^en (.naiS)). 3. I geluileii, 
 Juileru feiii tii.id)). 
 
 Covet, r. It. ' after 1 (i(() geluften \a\' 
 fen (Melutleii (^iiben, tnic^teu Mind) &tivad). 
 
 Covetnble, kuveiaui, adj. ivun-- 
 f<t>eii*itertt). [ Ijrtt. Smak. 
 
 Coveting-, kuv^iing, s. bie i'liilern- 
 
 CovetiMe, kiiv e.ice, t. ^ bie ipab> 
 fiidjr. Spehser. 
 
 Covetous, kuv'itut, aij. I. T be> 
 gieng (of, n«d))- 2. ^ lof* luihrn (und)>. 3. 
 I).ib|ii(fttig, gruig. — adv. Cov'etou*ly< 
 begierig ; ()iibrud)rig. 
 
 CovetOUMIienw, kdv'v^tu»nei. (. 
 
 I. I Ht ipiU'|iid)t; i,'ii|1eriil}cit. 2. T bie Hie; 
 flierbe. Shak. 
 
 Covej', kuv've. (fr. couvee) t. I. bie 
 ©rut, ber gliig (25i>gei), bn6 5Bp|f, bie Jtitie, 
 Jterte(9{fbl)uljiifr). 2. bie iboiite, ber Iriipp. 
 
 Covin, ko'viii, / ( iiorni. covyne) «. 
 
 Covine, ^ [9ird)t«iVr.) bii« ge^ 
 
 l)eiine SJenliiiibiiig pb. ^iiu'enltuibtiip, Rvw> 
 piptt { jiueier pber ineljrerer ^IJerfpiieii iiini 
 9iiid)tl)e!i finer britieii). llVniiig. 
 
 Coving, ku'viiig. t. C-Urctitj berSBiTs 
 
 Covinous, ko-viiiut, udj. betTiig: 
 lid); l)iiuerli|lig ; rpdiiiVrifd)- 
 
 Cow, kuu, (nngeir. cu ; tjinb. e«j, s""! 
 perf. koli ; |Viti«fr. go ; gau , ber Dd)«> |»'. 
 Cowa; niter pi- Kine, «. bie Ititl;. 
 
 A cow with calf, eliie trnd^tige Ru\). 
 M 1 1 c h - -, bie 'Welffiilj (niid> i). To a c o w ' » 
 tbuinb, o nuf etn $nar, nnu. 
 
 C n w ■ b a n e, ("iJor. J einr "iJJflnnjf ( Aetlnua 
 cyna^iiiui). — -blak ex, ;</. ber grbc>rrteiti:l)> 
 mill. --egg«, p(. brr Kiil)br5iMr. --liTd, 
 bet i\illjl)irt. -Iioiiie. brr Kiil)ilnll. - 
 itch. --hage. I'iV-r.l bir etiiifbi'ljiie. -- 
 ktej»er, ber 'Kriii-r, Kiit)rl)iiUrr. - ^ee- 
 
 COY 
 
 'per't-tnoe, ber fuljreigcn Cow-lee^ch, 
 ber ^uljnrit. - - leeching, ba6 ilurireii 
 
 Ifrniifer iJiilje. — lick, em i^nnrburdjei, Der 
 au6\itijt , iMi weiiu er i>ua eiiier Jiut) nbge; 
 leift luorben i»nce. --like, fuljnrfig, luie 
 eine SKui). --partnep, t^Jpt.J bie ^nreiK 
 finu. — pen, bie liuljljiirbe. --pox, bie 
 Kul)po(feu. --quakei, pi. ber itiih|lnbeii. 
 
 — s h a r d, bie ^erbrud^eiie ^(J^erbe. — - « h e u, 
 
 — abut, bet 'iWfergel, bie X)uiige»erbe. -- 
 ■ lip, -'« - lip, L35PI.J bie (&i(i)iu|Teiblume. 
 -'■-lungwort, t^Pt.J bn6 ^uUfraut. 
 --turd bob, bie KPti;fiiege (al6 Ki)btr>. 
 
 — - weed , [ SJut J ber luilbe Kcrbel. - - 
 wheat, [SJpt.J ber Jlu^iueiien. 
 
 Co%v, V. a. eiiit'd)Uit)(eru , cinft^recfeii i 
 O'lnem bniige mnd)rii. Shak. 
 
 Co«vard, kou urd, (fr. couard; t. 
 ber -Jeigiiiig , bie "JJtemme. 2. l^xrnlb.j ber 
 £piue mit eiiige^pgeiiem ^ct^ivnii^e. ICncitc. 
 
 Coward-like, fcig, oerjngt. 
 
 Co%vard, at{j. feige, ueri.igt. - ». a. 
 eiii|'d)re(fcii ; (S-iiiem bniige mnd;eii. [ijcit. 
 
 Cowttrdice, kuu'uKii^, «. bie '$eig; 
 
 Co«VMr<tlineti« , kdil'ardl«iiea, t. 
 
 bie <Jcigl)iii, 'Jierjagtl^eit. (feige, jiigi)n(t. 
 
 Co%VUrdiy, kou'iirdle, lulj. 11. adv. 
 
 Co«vaa*tlsllip, koii Urdkhip, : 6\( 
 Jeigt)eit, 3}iTjiigtl)cit. Shak. 
 
 COM'e, (|d)Dtt. ; to terrify, to 
 keep under, to lop; a fright; u 
 branch of furze, broom etc. 
 
 Cower, kOu'iir, UV. cwriau) v. n. 
 fniierii, iiieberl)0(f eii ; i"t|>ief liegcii ; (down/ 
 lid) iiiecerfruiiimeii, iiieberriiifeii. - v. a. ~ 
 Ijntidjelii. lunringi, fi'ig«. Shak. 
 
 CowIhIi, k6ui»ri, adj. t |iirt1)trnm, 
 
 Co«vl, kuui, ( jiii'nmmgef. iiu6 beiu 
 niigilj". cugie, cugele> «. 1. bie itnpuji-, 
 '»foiid)6rrtppe. 2. ber 3'i'>«- tbetbnuin. 
 
 Cowl-mat I, bie 3>it'er|l'i>ii)'/ bir .oi>= 
 
 Co^vleit, koii'led, adj. eiiie idipii^i 
 trageiib; riipiiiiiitijrmig, luri'iiict. 
 
 Coworlter, kowurkur, «. ber '•iUti- 
 
 Cowp , ( |it)Ott. ; to barter, to 
 I u Hi b i e over a gang. 
 
 Co^vpit, (|a)Ptl.; tumbled. 
 
 Covrriu, M'djott.; cowering. 
 
 Co>«t, / .. 
 
 Coviry, hoij'ie, #. ['JIfrifn ii. Dfliiib.J 
 ter iv.uiri, Ixi6 -)Wiird)elgtIb. 
 
 Coxbones, kok* bune^, inlerf. by 
 -! bei meiiier ireu ! 
 
 Coxnoinlb, koks'k^me, (cock's 
 c o in b> «. I. ber t&d)eitel iti Rcpfei. Shak. 
 2. beri>nl)iieiifiiiiim; bie6(<)elleiifnppe, i)inr> 
 reiifnppe. Siiak. 3. ber GJecf , >)inrr, ^nfeii; 
 flip. 4. I25pt.j ber ipnljiieiifnnim. 
 
 CoxCOMlbly, kciks'komeli, adv. 
 a. udj, t roxt em i^arcii|ii(}, (jeifeiil^nft. 
 
 CoxcoiniCttI, kokskom'ikal, adj. 
 O gf(feiU;rtti, iinrrifd). 
 
 CoxnouHS, koks'nounz, interj. f 
 by -! pp9 ^yirrirr! poij ^ciifer! 
 
 Cox<»n, kok»n, i s. l>J)fnr.] ber^e. 
 
 Coxai«v»io, ) fet}i6l;nber ber 
 Rri.-gsid).iiiippr, iJiil;rer bes ibeifrtjiifg. 
 
 Coy, kite, (ir. coi > udj. 1. iiid)tifl, 
 fitniim. 2. filjfu, ipri>be, jiirii(fl;aitriib. 
 
 Coy, V. n. I. % fid) iiidjng pber fi"' 
 \ idiu bcirngen. 2. iprobe Hiuii, fid) iirren. J. 
 
 CKA 
 
 fict ivfiflcrit. Shak. [d)ern, (Ircit^efH. 
 
 Coy, V. a. t firren, nnlocfen, prt)met» 
 
 Coylsli, k6e'i!.h, uUj. tuvai fprpbt 
 Pber jiinirfhniteub. [fprobe. 
 
 Coyly, kdi'le, adv. jiirilrfljnitenb, 
 
 Coyness, ko^ nes. t. bie i£pr&big« 
 feit; Sittinmfeir; 3iirucfl)nltiimj. 
 
 Coystrei, koe^ttiei, j. i. eiii 93a« 
 (Inrbfait. 2. ber untergeprbiiete Bieiier, 
 juiige "^urfd). Shak. [sin) *. ber (Better. 
 
 Coz , kuz, (iiifnmmi'iige). aii« Cuu- 
 
 Cozen, kui'zn, V. a. tau\<t)tn, bt» 
 rurfen, Ijiiitergeljeii, betrfigeii. 
 
 CozenMg-e, kutzn^je t. b'ltlaut 
 f(t)ung, sycriirfuiig, ber SJetriig, ^unilgnif. 
 
 Cozener, kuz'znur, t. ber ^etruger. 
 
 Cozie, (fc^Ptf.) snug. Cozily, 
 snugly. ^ l5Jli(ffd)iieiber. 
 
 Cozier, ki'zhiur, t. ber 'llltflider, 
 
 Crab, krab, ( niigelf. crabba; n). 
 crav; cravanc; gr. karabos ) t. I. bit 
 ^rnbbe, ber*reb«, Xn|d)eiifrebi5. 2. [^piiiPl.J 
 ber i()Plinpfel. 3. eiiieiiiiirrird)e, f>iiiertppfi|'d)t 
 'JJerfun. Johwsoii. 4. [OWnr.] ber :^tbtboa, 
 ba6 $ebejeug. 5. [«JI|lrpii.J ber Mrebc. 
 
 Crab- apple, ( <J5pmp|. ] ber i>pljnpfe(. 
 --fish, ber ArebS. -grass, bn» ltreb«< 
 frnut. — louse (p/. --lice), bif gllj» 
 lnu«. — stock; lajpt.] ber ^>iibiiHg. -- 
 
 tree, ber i^Pljnpfellinum. —-yaws, b(t 
 'linmt eiiier ftrniifl;eit in '^eiliiibien ( eiitt 
 •JIrt (yef(^iiu"ir an ben 'Jiiprpijien mit l)rtrttii, 
 f(()i»ieiigeu iJippen). -s-eyes, pi. bit 
 iirebsniigcn. -'s-iail, ber (ver|lrtnerte> 
 Srnbbenj Pb. i{rfb«fd)U'anj. 
 
 Crab, adj. I. fnucr, f)erbe. 2. grnm» 
 lid), rniKrfid)tig. -».a. fniierippfird) tnnrt)fn. 
 
 Crabbed, krabbed, adj. I. mur< 
 rifd), fniiertppfitV^ , ijerb (p. ber (iJemutijiJ. 
 nrt). 2. Ijnrt, niul) (p.i)inflen>. 3. ^plpertg; 
 fd)ivurig (OVgeiijlnnb, *£d)rii'rrieli«rn 
 
 Crabbedly, kiau beui^. ude. nmi* 
 rifd); mill); Ijolperig. 
 
 Crabbediiess , kiaii'iiednex, «. 
 I. bie ipnrie , i)iiiiii)i)nt. i. ens gvnmiiiHe, 
 miirnf(f)c iueiea. J. i bie £niire, 3perbii)» 
 felt. 4. i bie >pp|pi'iigf I'if ; (iilju'ierigfeit. 
 
 Crabbit, (fd)P[(.; crabbed, fret- 
 ful. |i)iMpirig. 
 
 Crabby, krab'Uc, aiij- ("d)ii>irriii, 
 
 Craber, krab'ur, «. bie 'ilUniTert 
 rntir, ^.iiTcrrnije. 
 
 Cracii, krak. pp. cracked, crackt, 
 V. a. i. fpniten, aiiiYpalieii, (tl^ciliueife; jin 
 fpreiigen, niifreipcu. 2. nufbrcd^eii, niiffnnf» 
 fen, jerbred)en (iJiiiffe 20. i. jerfnirfen. 4. 
 i brid)en (luie bn6 ^erj). Shak. 5. aii£> 
 jlppen, upn fid) grben; mnd)eu (i£(<)erje jc). 
 G. t ieriii(()reii , ierilDreii ; ^errei^iu. 7. i>e(« 
 riicft tnnd)cn. 
 
 To crack a whip, mit btt <J5citf<^e fnnU 
 len. To - a botile, o eine 5Jinfd)e ait6> 
 |lrd)eii. To - out, <Sd)re(feii einjngeii. 
 
 Crack, v. n. 1. berilen, plnt^en, retf> 
 feu, niiifpriiigen, fid) fpalten, riljig roerben, 
 'Xiffe befpiiimen. 2. i einftiirjen , jcrfnden 
 (berilrrbit 10. Orvdeji. 3. friirt)eii, fiiflfleii, 
 fitiicfeii. 4. t <of> prnl)lrn (mit;. > » 
 
 C Tiic k t, bnnfrrptt. ."xifc 
 
 Crack, (fr. crac; V. craquer) >. I, 
 ber ivrad) , ivrncf , J?nii[l. 2. ber 9^ifi 
 Sprung, iKip, i-nt iJleberdJtn iia iSMtincn;, 
 
208 Fate, fi»r, fall, fat. Mh, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, Sil. cl6u(l. Ti'ibft, tu»), fi'iM. l/iin, TH! 
 
 CKA 
 
 3. tie SBcrnnberuna 6irr ©timme iin Wnn> 
 nc^flUer. Shar. 4. 6ie SJJernirftljeit , 6er 
 8S3rtl)nn)i$. 5. iev 25frriirfte, 3iiirr. 6. Der 
 ^rai)ler, 91iit|'rf)iieieer. 7. e Cer iBrud) bcr 
 Jveiifd^ljeit. 8. 6 file i>ure. 9. f terOimae, 
 itiiirpS. 10. t £>" 'Jiiiijcnblicf, ipiii. U. 
 (|"(t>utt. ) fcie SDiii&beiirelei, ^)5rnl;lerei. VI. 
 bit L^flCung (einer ijliiue;. Shar. 
 
 Crack! hUerj. Ijiii! ("i^iuapiJ* ! — adj. 
 ( rdjott. ) new, sliowy. 
 
 Crack- be riy, bit 9{nurif)6eere. -- 
 brained, iual)iui)it>ig , pemicff, iiarrifc^. 
 --fart, o t>tx SiiuieiuiiiD, Sdjreicr. -• 
 lieiup, --rope, o £>tr G)al(jen|'(l)ii'eiigel, 
 QJrtlgeilAricf . [to converse. 
 
 Cracli) (|'d)Ctt.) conversation; 
 
 (Jracketl, krakt, adj. uecriicft. 
 
 Cracker, kiakur, *. l. ber "^rnl;= 
 ler, 'JJuiTcl^neibti;. Shak. 'i. ber ©(tjiuiiriiu'r, 
 bit "iiadttt, ^pctiirbe. 3. [i)iL<rbiim.J tiiie 
 91rt Siuiebncf. 4. bet syrcdjer, Jviiitcfet ceiii 
 5li5erf}eu9). 5. bie ^iinriuirfcl. 6. o ber 
 
 Nut-cracker, ber ?iiip(iinc{er. 
 
 Cruckle , krak'kl , ( dimin. vuil 
 crack) v. n. f iincf cm , Iiioflerii , fiinrreu, 
 fniilcrn, fiiitterii. 
 
 Crackill, (fd^ott.) conversing 
 
 Crackiiel, kiak'nel, J. bie ^reiti. 
 
 Crackt, jtp- v. to Crack. 
 
 Cratlle, kra'dl, (niigelf. cradel) *. 
 I. bie iuiige; bfll;cr 2. i bie iliiibljeit. 3. 
 [Gljir.] bie Sdjieiie, ©djiiibtl 4. [©UjiffsbniiJ 
 ber fcd>liiten ; Smpel. 5. eiue i^rhenbe ilJert; 
 flntte fiir Dcriuuubeie ©ecleutc. Mar. Dict. 
 6. liiiipferil.J biisaiiicgcmfficr. 7. tiijpi-Mr-J 
 brt« Saufbret. 8. [i:)erun.j Hi Sciii'eiigetitil. 
 9. ber diojl. 
 
 To rock the cradle, wiegeii. Sweating 
 -, ber 2i3iiijeiilH>flcn, Sprifgel, ibiigel. - oi 
 a lobster, CiT ^puiiiinerbniut). 
 
 Cradle -clot lies, bil* SBicfleilieiia, bit 
 SEtjicgriitudjtt. --scytlie, tii\& etiiieii: 
 flrrijih 
 
 Cradle, v. a. l. in eiue ffiiege Icgeii; 
 ti'iegcii ; tdiiviegcii. '2. t faugi^ii , pt^eOi-'ii. 3. 
 uiit eiiieiii feiiiieiigeriiil flbnuiljen u. \ci)miu 
 beniiieife Ijinlcgeii. - v. u. ouiej in etiier 
 SlUiege liegeii ob. fingefc^loiTeii feiii. Shak. 
 
 Craenieit ,^(rd)oit.> warehouses 
 
 34 rallies , 5 wlicre goods are 
 c I K ni in e d or packed; range o t 
 bnotiis lor tile sale ol goods. 
 
 Crart , kialt, (niKjClf. ciaett) *. 1. 1 
 bie ituiirt, ®trdji(f(iif)fcit, Jyerrigfcir. 2. i bie 
 Sift, btr -yttnig, iluii|lgrijf. 3. biifi ip.iiiC! 
 ivcrf, ©iiucrl'e. 4. nUc '.Jlrten flciiier ®d)itfe, 
 bie jiiiii £'abeii uiiD 'iliK-labcii gci'rniidjt luer; 
 6«n, bie iDnrfe, tns fieiiie .spaiibelsic^iff. 
 
 fiuv. There is a era It in daubing, 
 jebee Ding erfi^rbert eine geiuiffc Jcrtigfeit. 
 
 Crafts-man, ber.>j)niibiui'rfcr. Crafts- 
 ni aster, ber -Biciiler in feinem ipanbiucrfe 
 »ber I'einer iiiinil. 
 
 Craft, 0. n. t "lit 9{ditfen uingcljen, 
 9{dn(e I'pielen. Shak. 
 
 Craft, / O'd^ort.) a field near a 
 
 Crwf t , ^ h o u s e ( i u o I d h u s b a n- 
 dry). 
 
 Craftily, krafiele, adv. I. li|lig, 
 f(t>(iiii , t'frrngiid)fr ^-enV. 1. t fiiniltid>- 
 
 CraftiueHM, kial'i«ue», ». bitilnr- 
 
 CRA 
 
 fd)nii^t()eit, 95erfd)(ngen^eit, Sijl. 
 
 Crafty, krat'te, adj. 1. I lifltg, uet« 
 I'lljiaflen, uerfdjnii^t. 2. | fein, lijlig. 
 
 Crag-, krag, (,iu., |'d)l)tt., ir. craig; 
 gdl. creag> *. 1. bie iilippc , -geli'difpitje. 2. 
 Ulligelf. hracca; a; f biT 0?ii(f eil , b06 Qdt- 
 nicf. h) ibefier rack) bns .^iiWiliirf eiuc6 
 ipauimel^. 
 
 Crag-gred, krag'ged, I adj. feli'ig, 
 Craggy , kiag'ge , ) fdjroff, rnul;, 
 l;flperig. 
 
 CraggedneSS , krag'gednes, I t. 
 Craggiiiess , kiag'geiies, ^bie 
 v5d)roifi;eit, lUu'Ueiit;eit. 
 
 Craig, ^ (|"d>oU.) rock; neck; 
 Crag , 5 t liroat. 
 Craigsiiiau, (j'ct^ott. ) one who 
 is dexterous iu climbing rocks. 
 Craiks, (|'d;utt.) cries or callj 
 i n c e .s .s a n 1 1 y ; a bird. 
 
 Crake, krake, s. I. [Omit!;.] bie 
 )ii\i[t. 2. - oie >4>ral;lcrei , \. Crack. 
 Ciake-berry, [iijor.J bie Suuirajbecrc. 
 Cram, kiam, (angelf. cruminiau; 
 |'d)ltj. kiuina) V. a. 1. (in, into) t)iuein: 
 lioptcii, t;iiieinjiuiingen, l;inein^iuingen, cm: 
 fleuiiuen uin. 2. ii;iiieinjiviingcn. 3. jK^pfcn, 
 uuU|U'prcii, libcriijlleu. 4. ilopt'eii, nmjlen. 
 
 To cram down the throat, IjinilUtcrs 
 
 lufirgen, Ijiiiiintcnuorgen. [fiiUcii, jdjiueigcn. 
 
 Cram, ». «. fi4> ben ^)3iagen uuet' 
 
 Cramtoe, kram'be, t. ber ^[ranb> 
 
 tol;l, Avi>l;li;ebcer. 
 
 Crambling, kram'bllng, adj. jcr: 
 t>rijrfcinb. - *. bu& Jciuioifein. 
 
 Craiiibu, kiaurbu, .{. bm Sicituipiel. 
 Craiiiitu-cliuk, ^ (.|"d)oti.; riiy- 
 Crambu-Jiugle, 5 "les, dog- 
 gerel verses. 
 
 Cramp, kiamp, (aiigclf. hramma) 
 s 1. IVJiecj ber itrnuipf. 2. i bii6 ipuibcrj 
 uiM, bie ^perre, ber 3ii»ii>g- 3. bte iuaiupe, 
 XKitnnier; bud '^aKeiiDiinb. 
 
 Cramp-Jish, Loctlil;i)'>l-J ber iJnimpp 
 ni'dj. 3'tternid). --iron, bie eiferne iviiuiipe, 
 Kliimmcr. --ring, l. ber i^nunpinng. 2. 
 Der JCiegel, bie ijeijel. 
 
 C'ramp,(('</.t(iiApp, ^dflig, fc^ivierig. 
 
 Cramp, v. a, l. franipf'ijafc i>crjiet;cn 
 
 i)b. ucrjerrcii. 2. i Ijeinmen, fciTciii, ein> 
 
 ictiraiifen, eiiijiuiingcn. 3. ? finmmcra , eiu> 
 
 riiiininern, uuc AUnminern bet'cjiigcii. 
 
 Cramp I, eriiuiiiigeii, periliiuimcu, wsnw. 
 Dcrlid>. 
 
 To cramp in, l;iiieinjn)inflcn , t)ineins 
 
 prcijcn, l}iiicuijiuiingcn, l;iiiciua-cii>cn. To - 
 
 out, i;ccauerci^en uiiid ben .iUaiMincrii;. 
 
 CrampOOUS , kiampuuiu.y s. pL 
 
 Cramperusi, krampunu, ^eifcriie 
 
 Jivliuinucrii 00. ivnunpeu. 
 
 Cranage, krauidje, (u. crane) ». 
 [ipiiiibcij 1. brt& itml;nrecvt. 2. bA6 ilniljus 
 gcib, 'iluiiug=, iUiuPcgelb. 
 
 Craulterry , krau'berre , «. bie 
 ipreifcH'ccre , iirtwibticere. 
 
 Craue, krane, (augelj*. cran; n>. 
 garaii ; Cl^ru. krana; Qr. geranos; «. 1. 
 iDrnitij.j ber fironid). 2. I OXni'djin. J ber 
 iiranid), Jinii^n; bie >£d)itfj?iuiiibe. Clerk oi 
 ilie -, ber ivriil;iirrt)rnDtr; masicr of the 
 -. fcr A\riil;iiniii|hr. 3. ber cii3eiii;ic.) 
 :f>a>cr. 
 
 CKA 
 
 Crane-fly, [©ntom.] bie Sifceae, lang* 
 bcinige glicge. --neck, (an iinr|"d)en> itt 
 ©(^iuiinenl;iil«. -'s-bill, j. [iijiu.J Dec 
 ©lordjfdjuabel. 2. [feljir. O'M^r.J ber Sti>r4>« 
 idjUrtDcl. Bloody -'s-bill, [ 23ot. 1 i» 
 ivml)ciifii0. [00. luinCcn. 
 
 Crane, v. a. mit einem iiral)ue Ijei-eii 
 
 To crane up, in Oie i^oi^e jicl)eu, an'6 
 £anb l)ebcn; in ein Sdjijf :c. luinuinben. 
 
 Crauiugnomy , kraueog'uume, 
 (gr.) t. bie itiMiiicgiimnie, tSdjaOeircnniiuM. 
 
 — Cranioiog'ical, adj. fniniolDgil'd). — 
 Craniol'ogist, *. Ocr i£d)dOelfenner. — 
 Craniol'ogy, t. bie ©ct)aDellel;re, (Sd>ii» 
 beltenntni0. — Craniom ' e ter, «. oer 
 vSdjnbelineffer. — Cranio met'rical, adj. 
 jnr i3d)dbeliniffiin|l, ^nmionutrie, gcl;6rig. 
 
 — Crauiom'etry , s. bit ©il^dfeimeijj 
 funjl. — Cranios'copy, «. ut «ct)rtOilj 
 letjre. [ (aimu.l bie ipiruictjale. 
 
 Cranium, kraneiim , ^gr. > a. 
 
 Crailk, kiaiigk, (ll).)|jrrd>. ^- cringe, 
 kriiikle) *. 1. [Ifitjnol.J bie ilnrbe, iJurOcl. 
 2. 0(16 ilnie nntincr>)vol)re. 3. bieiijinMnig, 
 ivrnuimung. Shak. 4. | bit iicrrr.l^ang 
 (eince -liiortcfi;. Miiton. 5. f ber ~Betrngcr 
 
 Crank, ifdjott.) the noise ol an 
 ungreased wheel. 
 
 Crank, adj. i. [mir.] ranf, in 0e. 
 fal;r uiuiufippen. 2. pinf, liijlig, imuuer. 
 
 Crank, kiangk, > v. n. fi(|i 
 
 Craukle, kiang'kl, \ fcljlmigcin , 
 ficJ) luinbcn ci'. giiiffeu;. Shar. 
 
 Crankle, «. o. ecfig jerbredjen; iini» 
 l"d)liiiigcln. - *• bie >IBinbimg, -Uiujkidjljcir. 
 
 Crankness,ki'aiigk'(ie.s,«.i.iO)iar.l 
 ber n.nte Suit'iiiD eineo ©d)iffs , bie 03ei.il)r 
 iimjutippen. 2. tnu jimfe iUeini bie -JJiUiK 
 (ccfeit, Ciiefnnbl)eit. [capiiuu». 
 
 Cranko us , ( fd)ott. ) I r e 1 1 u i , 
 
 Crannie<l, kran'need, adj- rii'i'ig, 
 rii^uj/ tlnftig. I'd^ninbig. Shak. 
 
 Cranny, kiauiie, (ii. angcif. luen- 
 
 daii, rend) «. i. Ocr Jiig, bic9Cil>e, OccSpiUr. 
 2. ± Die ')iu)f , bag iJod). 3. [tijuial). J tine 
 ilrt eiferner (iJUifform (jnr iBilbuug bc6 :piU» 
 fe« ber (^Uifcr;. tt ro» t. 
 
 Cranreucli, d'tOL^tt.) t>>e huai- 
 
 Crants, krauts, 5. ^er Avrtiuj (ben 
 uirtii ber 4ial;rc eiiier Ou"!)t'''i" Poriinrrngt 
 iinb iiuer ii;rcni &ti\be nufl;tingt;. shak. 
 
 Crap, (rd)l.>(t.) c rop, prod uce o f 
 the ground. 
 
 Crap, krap, I. [Si^Dt.] a) ber @d)iuin< 
 bcll)iiicr. b) oer iiudjiueiien. 2. ^ oao Oicio. 
 
 Crape, kiape, qV. ciepe; arm. nep) 
 *• 1- I0"b|i. J ber (}ior (and) Jiir iiiciciiiig 
 Dcr G>ei|llu^cn bienenbi, bal;er 2. j Oer ~4>i''?f- 
 
 Glossing of crape, bH6 JUreppcii bi6 
 i^lore. Plain-, ber 'JJiildjilor. Uouuie-, 
 ber fraiife glor, ilrepp. 
 
 Crape, v. a. tranfen. 
 
 Craple, krappi, «. oie^rade, Rltuit. 
 
 Crapnel, kiap'nel, «. ber (^iirer< 
 l;afcn; em flemcr iJlnfcr fiir ficine edjifte. 
 
 Crappit-lieads , ( f<!)ott. ) p u d- 
 dings luade in tlie heads ofhad* 
 «! oc k s. 
 
 Crapulence, krapuiense, (lar. 
 ciapula; t. bie i^Ji^llerci, ^rtninfcni^eit, bet 
 ■JiaiHil). lrai!id)t, berninfea. 
 
 Crapulous, krapiiius, «<(/. be* 
 
 I 
 
FAtP. far. f.'ill. fat. Me. met. Finp. fin, N6, move. n6r. got, 6il. cloud. Tuhe, tub, fi'ill. t/un, TFIis, 209 
 
 Crare, krare, #. ein fleine* <Sd)iff. 
 
 CJra-Sll, kra>ii . (ft. icrasei) v. a. }er: 
 tniti<t)tn. ierinaiiiieii, jcrfctmcttErn. 
 
 Cmslk, V. n. I. fnid^rii, fnarren, eitt: 
 bxi:<lftn. 2. o iedjeii, fiiufeii, rdjiiiaiirtrn. Shak. 
 
 fJrnKli, s. 1. ^ll^ Ivrndji'ii; ber 2>iriu, 
 
 Dec 3«nf- 
 
 Crasis* kr&'sU, (gr.) «■ 1. [^TReD.] 
 bne lempfraiiiciit. 2. [©rcimm.] &if iJrafi^. 
 
 CnisHy kias, (hit. cra«sus> adj. f 
 bicf flrob, terb (u. fluiTiatii u. il.uren 'Subs 
 
 Crnssainent, krax'sament, «. 
 [-iDieb.i bn^ IvraiTamentutn (Oec Dicfe, rott^e 
 Xl>i;il te6 iilut«). 
 
 CJraUiSitufle, kras'setude, «. bie 
 ^icfe, 0)robl)eit, Dtrbljf it. [Didjte, CiJrobl)ett. 
 
 CratiNiieiKs, kras'ues, s. (it Ditfe, 
 
 Crastiuatiou, krasienA'sliiiu, (I.; 
 «. 6er iaiin"d)ub, bai )Bet\<i){tbtn. 
 
 Cratcli, kiatsh, s. 1. tic 9iAuf(, 
 Arippe. 2. pi. [ 9{i>Biirjiieif. J bit i)i\\\t, 
 ©djrunben (nil btn JeiTdii eiiu'6 i))ftrOe6;. 
 
 Crate, krAie, (int.; t- btt (\efic(i)(t\H 
 Aurb (iuiii iSerpncfeii t). i^orjeUniiiunnreiuc). 
 
 Crater^ krAtiir, «. l. ber ilrnter, 
 €d)(iiii£i fine* 25iilfnn«. 2. [lUilrciii. ] btt 
 Htltb (tin iBttrnbWb). 
 
 CJrauuclif kiaiit(h,(gr.) vm. tnadtn -, 
 jtrfiiirfdjcii, jermnlmtn. 
 
 Cravatf kravaC, (fr. cravate) «. ba6 
 .^oUtiid), bit ^nlfbiiiCe, jpnlsfrnufe. 
 
 Crave, Ri-Ave, (niujelf. crafian; m. 
 erevui iel. krefa; I'djli;. krafia; tnil. kraever; 
 •. a. I. nut lUibtrd)eit)etii;eit, lliit]i^|)u»i 
 fortern ; eifriij beflfljten, ufrlnuflf ii. 2. (jiiicn 
 bitten (urn J. 3. na({ei;(n. 4. (inniutm. in- 
 transit, nut lor) ninl;iien (iiiiu; bittrn (iini). 
 2. As for my nobler friend*, 1 crav.e 
 their pardonn. Shak. 
 
 A craving woman, (in U\\trfi\ttU(bi:6 
 ^eib. To have a era V in g ■tomacA , cin 
 iniinnienntt jVin. 
 
 Cravei«» kri'vn, (Cra'vent, Cra'- 
 vant) «. 1. bit ')Keniiue. Shak. 2. bet 
 ubttwunbtnt, entniti(l)iO(e .ipnl;ii. Shak. 
 
 Craven, o. a. l. uerinot, feigljeriii) 
 ninctjen, tin(<t)U(t)tetn. Shak. - adj. feifle, 
 venngt. 
 
 braver, kril'vur, *. btt S5itttnbt; 
 unb(r(t)eit)eiie gorbcrtr, Uneri'nitlictc, i&teif: 
 tettler. [iSerlnngtrii. 
 
 Craving;', kra'ving, «. ba6 'Set)nen, 
 
 Craviu^ly , kr^vingle. ado. gitrig, 
 uncriaiilid). [&tcuqttit, lliier)ntili(t}feu. 
 
 Cravingrness, krA'vjngnes, s. bit 
 
 Cra^v, kiiw, «. 1. btr Jlropf (ber 
 25l\1EI). 2. (|d)L'tt.) acrowofacock.a 
 rouk. (fiih) «. ber !Snd)frebd. 
 
 Cravv-fillll, kiiw'lish, (CrHy'- 
 
 Cravvl, kiiwl, (rd)i>tt. crowi; Clin. 
 
 kravler; I'c^iv. krala> v. n. 1. (into) rrird)en 
 
 (in). 2 i frirdjen, frnbbein (o. ••)Keiird)tii). 
 
 3. \(t)ltid)tn. 4. i o (into) fid) einrd)leid)eii 
 
 (in 3(iiinitt)4 OtJunilio. 5. | ivnnmria (with, 
 
 Don); (about) fid) vrrbrctteu (in). 6. i tvtib-. 
 
 brin, jiicfen. 
 
 &. Absurd opinions crawl abont the 
 
 world. South. 6. The flesh crawls. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 To crawl forth, nii£frir(brn, nnfrifd^m, 
 
 Km§l ituUeh. W6rlerbueh. I. 
 
 CUE 
 
 ^en)orfriedi>en. To crawl up, Ijinnnffriecfjen. 
 
 Crawl, (l)oa. kraal?) «. I. Cet 
 5ifd)inuii. 2. [-OKnr J bcr ^piuiipenfnilen. 
 
 Cra%vler, kr^wiiir, «. i. titv, bit 
 b<i6 ilned)eiiOf. , bet ilriedjfr ; Sd)leii1)er. 2. 
 Dng frh;d)eii8e Uiiijejiefet, (Stiuunii. 
 
 Cray, kia, ( *■ -f btt Steitt, 
 
 Crayer, kriur, ^ Krnter (ein (let: 
 i\e6 jjrtljrjeuij). 
 
 Crayfisli, f. Crawfish. 
 
 Crayuu, kraiin, (fr. 'ID.; p. Int. 
 creta) s. I. j ber Stiff, 3'>d)eii|li|'t <>»"i 'f= 
 litnb einer fnrbigtn Qtbe lo ; Der i5Ui|lifi, 
 ■4>a|lc(l|lift. 2. bie mil tiiit!m3«'d)i:ii|^ifte flt' 
 iiind)te 3e>d/>»ino< 
 
 Red crayon, bcr 9i5tf)el. 
 
 Crayon -drawing, — -painting, 
 bnd 3e>d>!ii!n miti&iiften, bn£>)>n|leai)emnibi:. 
 
 Crayon, v. a t. nut einein Stifte 
 iei(^iien. 2. i ftiiiircn, cntiuerfen (jbeen). 
 
 Cnftze, kraze, ( fr. e'craser) o. a. 1 
 jCTbrcct^en , ierjlampfen, jerilopen. 2. }er 
 quetfc^en, }trreibeii, puu<rrii, j(rinnt)lcn. S 1 
 •t) i'd)ivnd)en (bte (^lubtr to. b) periuirrt, 
 perrurft innd)i:n, ierrutteii (ben iSerilnnb ic; 
 Craaed with ..., n)nl)n|uinia (Pi.^r 
 
 CrazedneSS, kra'^ednes, t. 1. 
 bie $iufnUiijfeit, (Jiebred)iid)feit. 2. bie JBerj 
 rucftheit. 
 
 Craze-inill, krAze'-mil, i 
 
 Crazing^-iiiill , kra'xiug-niil , ^ 
 lledjnol.J bie Jfeibinuljle. li>errucfi. 
 
 Crazily, kti'iiii, ado. gebred)iid)i 
 
 CrazinesSf kri'^enes, <. i. bie 
 aibjjeltbtl)eit , Q)<t)Wi\<t)e. 2. ber SJCnljiiinui. 
 
 Crazy, kra'ze, adj. I. Qtbtt<t)ll<i), 
 ijinfalliQ, frnnflict). 2. njnljnfinnio, ucrrudt. 
 
 C;reacll, (.fdfOtt.) Highland for- 
 ray; plundering incursion. 
 
 Crea^lit, kriht, (ir.) «. bie iBief)s 
 Ijerbe, irifi. - ». n. -f nuf Irificn lueiben. 
 
 Creak, kreke, (lu. creciaii; nii|jel|'. 
 cearcian) v. n. fnnrren; fdjiuirren, ^irpen. 
 
 Cream, krAme, (nngelf. ream; i£(. 
 reome; fr. creme ) t. 1. ber 9{nl;in , bie 
 Snijne. 2.±bn6 ^tfit euiet ®n(J)e, ber Jlern, 
 i!lu«bunb; bn^^Jeine, (Sni) (eince •B<bttit6). 
 
 Cream of lime , [St;ein.J ber Jlnirrnl;m , 
 fpt)leninure Salt. - ot tartar , i^nnbcij 
 ber ii3eiji|leinrnl;ni, ba6 fniire iOeiiiiUiiijnli. 
 
 Cream-bow l,ber3fnt)mnnpf. --cheese, 
 ber SJaljiHfnie. --faced, adj. bing, bltid); 
 blbbt. Shak, --pot, ber 9{nl)niri)pf, bn6 
 3vnt)nitijpid)eu, bte 9{nl;mfniuie, bai f)ial)nu 
 fniiiid)eii. --tart, bie >><nt;iniurte. 
 
 Cream, >>■ a. i u. i rnl;nien, nbrnf)> 
 men, nbmljiien, - v. n. 1. rnljmen, |rtl;iien, 
 -JJrtljm nmV^en; M '»'t eincr Jpnut ubtr: 
 iitt)tii. 2, liJicrbr.J |"(<)nunien. 3. |leif, feicr> 
 lid) luerDen. Shak, 
 
 Creamy, kTe'mi,adj. puQer ®ni)ne; 
 rnt}iud)t, niie (Snljiie; uberjut'. 
 
 Creance,krc'ans,(fr.'IO.) t. l^nirn.j 
 bie \yaireiilL-ine. 
 
 Crease, krese, «. bie $nire, 9{un: 
 jel, ber 3}ni(^i ber llmrrfjuiii; bai Dijr (ui 
 23iid)erM); ber gnii; Stnd) imt ivreibe. 
 
 Crease, »■ «. biird) ami'd)inijen , 
 llnibifflfn Ob. nut einem Oljre bi'jeii1)iieii. 
 
 Creat* kre'ai, *. l'J(eiif.J ber Itnter- 
 bereitrr. 
 
 CKE 
 
 Create, krMte', (int. oreare) v. a 
 
 1. fc^nffrn, eri'd)nffen. 2. fjiri'orbringeii, ijers 
 uorrufen. 3. ueriirrn(t)en, erjemjen , ii!nd)en 
 4. mnc^eii (jii ^tiun^i, ernennni, erivnl)icii. 
 
 2. . . . Your eye in Scotland 
 
 Would create soldiers, and make 
 women fight. Shak. 
 
 4. . . , Icreate you 
 
 Companions to our person. Shak, 
 
 Create , adj. errd)ntfeii , gefe^nfjen ; 
 jufiunmemjerc^t (ot. nu*). Shak. 
 
 Creation, kreishuu , «. i. bie 
 i2d)i)pfung, G-rrdinffiing. 2. bie i£d)ijpfung, 
 bie <i)efd)i)p|e, aUelt. 3. ^ bn& Qie\d)b\>i, bit 
 i£(^6pfiing. 4. bie i^erucrbriiigung. 5. bie 
 iBenirrndjung , ©rieiigmig 6. bte &rneu< 
 iiuiig; 'Ii3nl)l, 
 
 3 A false creation, 
 
 Proceeding from the heat - oppressed 
 
 brain. Shak. 
 
 Creative, kreativ , a^. I. fd)nffeiiO. 
 
 2. fct)ijpferird) (©■uibilbiitiggfrnft tc). 
 Creator, kreatur, «. ber (Bdjopfet; 
 
 bai Sdjnffeiibe, (yrfdjnffenbe. 
 
 Creatress, krea'ires, I. bit @(^3pfe< 
 rinn; (fTjeiigerinti. Spenser. 
 
 Creature, kri'tshure, «. i. $ bntf 
 @)erd)opf, bieArentur; bnd X)iiig. 2. j bn( 
 6)eid)i)pf, bieArentur, iJJeriDii. 3. (liebrofeiib) 
 bn^®e|'d)ijpf, Ding (i. 2>. bummed Ding ! to. 
 4. ba6 &t\<i)bpi, bit &d)i^pfuiig (ber &inbtl< 
 bungifrnft to. 5. i bie llrentur, ber *Jlbf 
 l)nngling (eined gru^en .$errti to. 
 
 Pruv. To take a cup of the - , ein 6iln4 
 2Bem triiifen- 
 
 Creaturely, kr^tshureie , adj. i 
 bit (S-igeiifd^nften eiiie^ (^efc^bpf^ i;abeiib, 
 al6 Ctici(^ii>pf. 
 
 Creaturesiiip , kr^'t.shureshtp 
 *• t btt 3u|1nnb eiiie^ (aefd)ijpf6, 
 
 Crel»ritude« krebremde, (latj «. 
 t bie ipnufiigfcit, [ofiiMnlift. 
 
 CrebrOUS, kri'brus, aiU. t l)'1UP8f 
 
 Credence, kredense, (fr. crertuce } 
 Int. credere) «, 1. ber (^)lnube; to give - 
 ho ,., @laubeu bemiefTen, 2, « ba6 i(n< 
 iVIjen, ber JSrtbit, 3. [Sipi.] bie SJegltun 
 biijung. Letter of-, bn6 Seglnubigungii* 
 fd)reiben. - ». a, + einer ©nttje (yiaubeu 
 bciineiTen. 
 
 Cre<ienda, kredln'da, (Int. 933j 
 t. pi. llljeoi.J bie (J)iniiben6nrtifel. 
 
 Credent, kredent, adj. -{• 1. jii. 
 trnuiid); let^^tguiubig, Shak, 2, (unforreft) 
 giniib|)aft. Shak. 
 
 Credentials, kredea'shalz, (.sintt. 
 -J-) s. pi. 1. bii6 25eglnubigniigi5rrt)rtiben, 
 &rcbitii>. 2. (sing.) bit ibeglnubiflung. 
 
 Credibility, krcdebii'eie, / 
 
 Credibleness, kred'eblnes,^ 
 bie @inubiuiirbigreit. 
 
 Cretlible, krldebl, adj. I. ginub* 
 milrbig. 2. ginubiid) (u. Sn4)cn). — ado. 
 C r e d ' i b I y , glniibiuiirbig. 
 
 To be credibly inlormed , ginubivur* 
 bigc 9rn(()rid)ien l)abeii. 
 
 Credit, kred it, (fr. ^.) t. 1, bet 
 ®lnn»c. 2. berfirfbit, bn6 iUni"ri)en, berSfuf, 
 (S-injJne. 3. bai 3fugiug, OUtiri. 4. I^aiibelj 
 a) ber i\rfbif iSnliUuiflsrui). b) ber Rteb» 
 (2)i'rg). c) (aH(t)pl.) bnf "piibfii, (SJmljiibeit. 
 d) brtfiitrebit, Jpabrii (in brir2>ud>t;ni). e>y«f 
 
 14 
 
210 F^Jft, fitr. f.^ll. fat, Me. met. FMiie. fin. NA, nwvo. nor. ^ot. 6il, rlhtul Tnhe, tuli. full. lAin, TllU. 
 
 tKE 
 
 (Bjfent(id^e) firebit. 5. ttr '8efd)eii. Shak. 1 
 4. a) A customer has good credit or no 
 - with a merchant, b) The pur- 
 chaser takes what is sold, ou — . 
 A short, a loug -. d) Tliis article 
 U carried to one's — , and that to his 
 debit. Webster, e) Cherish pub- 
 lic credit. Washingtojj. 
 [<f»nii6cl] A. credit in blank, btr offene 
 
 Cb. 23(aufofrcbit, ^Ucccvfni'fii-frfbit. .\t i>b. 
 
 on six months' -, niif fecf)? ODiOnat Sett- 
 
 - in goods , ber 'iuaarenfrcbtt. Bill of 
 -, ber offcnc ^I'djfcl. Circular letter of -, 
 bcr Siffularfrebirbnef. Transaciions on -, 
 3eit!ie)"d);ifte. To give -, .ftrcbit, iionti) 
 flebeii, frebitiriMi. To lodge a - with any 
 one, eiiicm 6ei Seuiniib itrobit eroffucii. 
 To place cbcr to pass to any one's — , in 
 5einnnbS Srebit briiiiie" otcv \ielkn. To the 
 
 — of any one's account. JU Qimi Wuillleil. 
 To carry to one's -, nf>|d)reil'en , gutfc^rti; 
 ttn. Letter of-, ber itrcbitbricf. To take 
 on Ob. upon -, (iiif ??i'rg, ilrebit, Sioinv 
 ncl)inen. A physician in high - with his 
 brethren, ein bti feiuEH Sollegen in l)ol)em 
 ainfetjcn |Te()eiibcr 9lrjt. To have great - 
 with . ., (jropcn G-iiijliig Ij.ibeii bei ... To 
 use one's - with . . , fciiien GinfTup geltenb 
 niad)t:n bei ... To have good - or no - 
 with . . , ^rcbit Db. feincit ivrebit Ijabeii bei . . . 
 
 — -side, bic ^rebitfeire. On the - of . ., 
 fluf Qinei QKort, 3eu<jtti6. 
 
 Credit, ». a. I. Glaiiben; ®(<iuben 
 6etnieffeii (0)eriid)tcii ic). 2. [^aiibel] eiiiem 
 fitebit geben, bcirgeii; frcbitiren, (iiif iircbit 
 geben, nuf 25oro ocrfnufcn. 3. (eincr SoAo 
 ^rebit Ob. ©laubeii uerrrfjnffen. 4. [ipanbel] 
 frebitiren, (eiiic©umuie;(iiit|M)reibeii; &iueii 
 ' entlnfteu, crfeniuu, frebiriren (fiir eiiie 
 giimiue). 5. traucn (G-iiiem;, bauen (nuf 
 
 To credit a bad debt, eilieil |d)Ied)tcn 
 ©djlllbpoilcn ll>fiten. To be - ed, to stand 
 
 - ed for . . , frebitirt fein mit ... To 
 farther than one can throw, nur ftic baore^ 
 ©elb iH-rfiiiifeii. 
 
 Creditable, krld'ftabl, adj. I. 
 fld)rbnr, uiU'erd)plteii. 2. eljrbnr, nii|lniibig. 
 3. [ipanbcl] to be -, gut ileljen, folib j'eiu. — 
 adv. Cred'itably. niit Gbreii. 
 
 Creditableness, kred'itablnes, 
 •. ber flutc ^iu\t, bie '!Ud)run3. 
 
 Creditor, krldltur, <. 1. [^anbel] 
 a) ber ®l(iubiger. b) ba6 >?aben, Krebit cin 
 bcii 2)ud)crii). c) the -'s ob. -'s side, bie 
 ted)te Db. ilrcbttreite (ini 5?nuutbud)e). d) 
 pi. ivrebunt (iui Suc^ljaltcn). 2. f bet 
 @Iaubige, @lnubenbe. Shak. 
 
 Creditor in trust, ber Cireftpr eiuer 
 gftnitentllofTe. - on mortgage, ber ^filllb; 
 gidllbiger. -s under a commission of bank- 
 ruptcy, bie ®etiieiiig(mibigcr eineS JJ'^f'tf"- 
 To be a — on the bankbooks, ein S3nnffoi)ri) 
 f^aben. [bigerinn. 
 
 Creditrix, kred'trlks, «. bieOlaus 
 Credulity, kredulete, > 
 
 CretluiuusneKS, kred'julusnes,^ 
 •. bie {?ei(f)rgl>nibigfett. [gfnubig. 
 
 Credulous, krld'julus, adj. Icict)t> 
 Creed, kreed, s. I. (lljri'l.J tai 
 
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 Creek, (ongelf. crecea; fr. crique; 
 m. crigyll) .t. I. ber ©d)luptl)>ifeu, bie Sdjiffi?: 
 Mnbe, JSreet; bie ficinc :i3uil)t ob. ibni. 2. 
 bie ^riimniung, 2Ciiibuiig; ber euge @ang. 
 Shak. 3. (iiid)t forreft) bie ©rl;iil;uiig nii 
 eiuer fic^ niiubeuben i^iiire. 4. [in eiuigeu 
 ^Stnatcji Sforbnm.J ein fleiuer 'Jlup, t>(\6 
 Jlii^c^eu. ■ 
 
 Creek of day. f ber Inge^nnbrud). 
 
 Creeky, kree'ke, udj. fieine4jucf)ten 
 eiitljiilteub i ooll fleiuer ibudjteu ; fii^ ii.iubeub. 
 
 Creel, (fdjott.) a basket. Toiiave 
 one's wits in a creel, to be craz'd, 
 to be fascinated. 
 
 Creelful, (fdjott) basketful. 
 
 Creep, kieep, (aiigelf. creopan, cry 
 pan; iv>. crepian, cropiau; praet. u. pp. 
 crept, V. H. 1. § friec^eu (luie iUiirmer 2c.;. 
 2. i fried)cn (u. ^^flanjeu). 3. i triedjeu, 
 rd)let(^en. 4. i(fned)tircl)) friedjen, fid> j'djiuie: 
 geu. Shak. 5. (into; 1 fid) einfdjleidjen (in 
 (stwuS luie Orrtl)iituer). 
 
 To creep in (into), (jiueinfriec^cn, (;in: 
 cinfd)leid)eu. To -on, l^emu;, l)erbeia'ied)cn, 
 l}erbeifd)leid)en; ± fid; uubemerft Uiil}eu. 
 To - out, ijerausfricc^en, tjinmi^ ob. fort: 
 
 f(^leid)CU; to have always a hole to — out 
 at, i imiuer ciue 'JluefJudjt bereit (jabcii. 
 To - up, l)iuaufiried)tu. 
 
 Creeper, kree piir *. l. ber ^rie; 
 d)er, ^d)leid)er. 2. biisiiriedjeube, biis (trie; 
 djenbe) Ungejiefer, S'efer; bie tried)eube 
 •ilJilnnje. 3. ber uiebrigc geuerdocf ob. geiier; 
 l;uub. 4. cine »2irt (jniueno lleberfd)Ul). o. 
 - ob. Creepers, eiu eiferucs iUi'rfjfug uitt 
 ipiifen, ber ipafen (um (S-tiuiis aui iJruu; 
 nen k. ju jieljeu). 6. [Oruitl;.J ber ^iiuui-- 
 huifer, 25auiufletterer. 
 
 Creep -liole, kreep'-hole, s. 1. 
 i<i& Sd)lapiiod). 2. ± bie >Mu-flud>t. 
 
 Creepiuff, krcep ing, u<</. tried)enb, 
 fc^letdjcub. - s. 0ii6 iiriedjcu. -andcioucii- 
 iug, 1 tM ©djmiegcn u. Sbugeu. Ibel. 
 
 Creeping- til y me, [iJot.J ber £lueu- 
 
 Creepiiij;^ly , kreepiugie, adv. 
 fricd)eub, fd)ltiil>cub. 
 
 Creepie, kreepi, t f. Cripple. 
 
 Creeps, krecp.s, «. [-iUaibuifpr.J bie 
 ipeendjuepte. [Dold;. 
 
 Creese, kreese, *. ein uinlnyifdjcr 
 
 Creesliie, (fd)ott.) greasy. 
 
 Creisli, > ., ^ 
 
 Creesi»,i ^'*''"-^ ^''^"'- 
 
 Creisitiug", (fd)otf.) greasing. 
 
 Creutatiou, kiciua shun, (lar.) «. 
 bie 25trbreunung. 
 
 Crenior, kre'mur, *. [SEBif7eufc(>.] 
 ber 9{fll)m, bie fnl^uidjrc ©ubjliiiii. 
 
 Creuate, krenate, (adJ.[SQ\}t.] 
 
 Creuated, kre'nated, ^^ocfig, gc: 
 
 terbt. (bie Kerbe. 
 
 Creiiature, kren'atshure, t. [S&Ot.j 
 
 Creiiiiiew. „ . , 
 
 ^ , S|. Cringle. ,. . . , 
 
 Creiig'Ie,) [fein gcferbt. 
 
 Creuulate, krlnulaie, adj. [%ot.] 
 
 Creole, kre'ole, t. i^eiltubien u. 
 
 fpnn. ^Ituerifn] ber Creole, bie iireoliun. 
 
 Crepance, krep'anse, / s. ['J(og: 
 
 Crepane, krepane, 5 nri'ieif.] 
 
 f5lnubeu6befeiii!rnt6. 2. i ber (iMnube, bn^ bic 'OJfiiufe, ©rruppe. 
 O^liiubfufbi-ffuMtiiifi ij. 'J^. priitiidjff). | Crepitate, krlp'eiAte. n<. Int.; 
 Creek, Kieek. c.n. f ii«rrrii, frad)eu. atigrn'. iircopau> v. n. l. runtiern, fiiajlrrn, 
 
 ti»E 
 
 prnfTetn, fuifteru. 2. f eiuen 2Ciub Inffen. 
 
 Crepitation, krepeta'shun . t. I. 
 bn^ (Sepmffel, (>)etni|ler, iiiiiileru, -JSmffelu. 
 2. [6l}ir.] basjiiuirfdjen gebroc^cuer iluod)t;i. 
 
 Crept, krept, praet. u. p. p. V. to 
 Creep. 
 
 Crepuscie, krepus'si, }(iat.) 
 
 Crepuscuie, kiepUs'kule, ^ «. 
 bie Dntumeruiig, t<\6 3ioii'lid>t. 
 
 Crepuscular, kiepii^'kular, ) 
 
 CrepUSCulOUS, kiepiis'kulus,5 
 (Crepus'cu line -f) adj. bnuiuicrig. 
 
 Crescent, kiessent, cI>U. > adj, 
 i»nd)fcnb, juueljmeiib. 
 
 Crescent, «. l.beriuuet)uienbe, nuc$ 
 nbuel;ineube 'O^Jonb, ipniunioiib, bie "JKoub* 
 rid)el. 2. [lurfei] bcr^nlbuioub. 3. [iperib.] 
 ber Ijnlbe *3Koub. 4. [(acigenf.] t)a6 Ijnlbfreis* 
 fijruiige ©eiteubret. Ifiirntig, 
 
 Crescent-shaped, [%ot.] f)nlbtUOUb> 
 
 Crescent, v. a. I;nibutoubforuu() 
 inndjen. [juneljuu-nb. Shak. 
 
 Crescive, kres'siv , a^y. i«fld>feiiJ>, 
 
 Cress, kr«s, (geiui>f)nl. i\\l pi. Cr ea- 
 ses) *. [Syot.J bic ilrejTe. 
 
 W a t e r-c r e s » e s, bie SGnfferfreffe. Gar. 
 den--, bie 6)nrteufiL'ffe. Indian — , bie 
 ^npujinerblunie , t)i\6 $fnffeiifnppd)cn. 
 
 Cresset, kres'set, (fr. croisette) «. 
 1. bns £eud)ifeuer, bie ©eeleuc^te. 2. ^ bie 
 Seud)te, garfel- Shak^ 
 
 Cres.set- light, bn6 £eud)tfeuer. 
 
 Cressid's-iUnd, «. bie fd)(ed;te 
 ©nttuug. ^ Shak. 
 
 Crest, krlst, (fr. crete; Int. crist.i> 
 *. I. ber geberbufc^, ipeimbufc^; bnl}er: 
 ber 5?elni. Shak. 2. lijerlbj ber 5?eliu« 
 fd)uui(f . 3. ber iuinint (eiiiee ipnljuee) ; bee 
 ©d)opf, ;yufd), bie ipnube (uei nubcrn 25ij« 
 gelu). 4. ber ©djmurf obcr bie frnuiforuiige 
 3ierrntl) (nuf beni ipnupte), beri^rauj, bie 
 fvroue (nuf ber ©pii;e eiuer ©ncfte); i bad 
 5?iid)|lc, Oberile, ber l;i>d)ile &tM. 5. ber 
 •■WutI), bno gcuer, ber ©tolj. Shak. 6. bet 
 i?nl6, bie OKiiljne (ber ^i^ferbe). 
 
 Cres' -fallen, I. iuurl;iod, uiebcrget 
 fc^ingcn. 2. uiit nuf ciue ©eite l)crnbfnflen« 
 bem :pnl*obcrtl;cile (luie bei i)>ferbeu). Encvc. 
 --marine, l^ijot.] bcr »))keerfeud)e(. 
 
 Crest, V. •(. 1. niit eiueiu ^vrnuje pet* 
 rel)eu; uinfrnujeu. Shak. 2. uiit laufleil 
 ©rreifeu bejeidjucu ob. uberjie(;en. 
 
 Crested, krcs'ted, adj. I. mit eu 
 ncni i^einifd)nnirfe ucrfel;eu. 2. l^Tiaturg.] 
 fnmmtrngenb, flcfc^opfr, geljnubt. 
 
 CreStleSS, kiestles, adj. I. ohuft 
 ionium ob.':i3ufd). 2. ol)uei>eimrd)inucf ; oljue 
 Xenppcii. 3. oou nicbriger (i)cburt, uoii fei» 
 uer l)o()cn ob. nitcu gnmilic. 
 
 Cretaceous, kretashus, ((nt.) a^, 
 I. freibid)t. 2. freibig. litretn, iinubui. 
 
 Crete, kiete, *. [(5)eogr.) (bie ^iwu 
 
 Cretic, kic'tik, *. l^'^oef.] bcr Rtu 
 rifer, ^Jimphininccr. [miQ, aOeieiiug. 
 
 Cretin, kie iln, ». ber Jsrertn, ivreib« 
 
 Crevice, kievls, (fr. crevasse; «• 
 bcr 'J{ie , bie Spnite. — v. a. fpniten , oufi 
 retpeu. 
 
 Crevis, (it. ecrevisse) *. f ber Sxeb6. 
 
 Crew, kruo. (jufniuniftigej. nu^ beiu 
 nugclf. cread, cruth) «• 1. T bic ®d)nnr. i. 
 I ob. o bet ^me. bit 9{otie, SJanbe, oe( 
 
Fate, ftr, fall, f.*t. M6. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r. got, 61!, cl6ud. Ti'ibe, fiih, full. t//in, THis- 2 1 1 
 
 Xrupt^. 3. [TOnr.] bie Scf)iffSmaiinf4faft, 
 bo« £d)tff5i)o(f. 
 
 Cre^V, proei. D. to Crow; je0t o&cr 
 6e(Ter regelninjjia Crowed. 
 
 C're**'el, Krooil, (l)o(I. klewel?) «. 
 tai gejiuirnte, aufoeivtrfelte 6iain. 
 V CJre«vel8, (fd>i)tt.) scrofula. 
 
 CJre^vet, f. Cruet. 
 
 Cribf kiib. (fllinclf. crybb ; ban. krybbe; 
 far. glib) «. I. tit iinppe. 1. ber ©tniiC (in 
 gtnUen fiir Odjfen). 3. [©nliw.] 6ie Grippe. 
 4. bit i^iitte, bad ipihiodjcn. Shak. 3. 
 [gjiorbani.] ein flcinee, nuf ^fnljlfn tul)en: 
 bt6 J5>rtu6d)cn Qiir >iliifl>eii)nt)runa res liir.- 
 ti\'(i)en "Hieijcn^). 6. dr leDerne fbeutel oCcr 
 Snrf (untcr bcm Jtutidjborfe;. 7. eine tuine 
 Jtinberi>etci1atte. 
 
 Crib- biter, [9{0fjrtrjnftf.] ber «tip. 
 pcnfeser, J<rippcnbciptr , itopper. 
 
 Crib, c. a. nurpfrrcn. Shar. 
 
 Cribbni^e, kiiui.idje. #. [(fngi.J 
 Bribbrtge. eiiie -Mri ftnrtenfpiel. 
 
 CJribble, kril.'bl, (fr. crible) t. i. 
 N« Sieb, Aortifieb. 2. grobc« '3R<()I. — 
 bread. bii« i^rob yon grobtni ilKiljt. 
 
 Cribble, v. a. firbm, biird)fiebrn. 
 
 Cribrutlun, krii>ia'«iiuii , « 
 [^tjnnn. u. Gljem.J tnft eicben, Durt^i'te; 
 *en, Jhiffirben. 
 
 Cribrirorm, krib'r^riSrm, adj 
 [SSot.l ftibnrtitj; l^iint.] fitbfDtmig. 
 
 Crick, krik. t. 1. t C<i6 ^narreii 
 (etner lljuro; bet i^nirf). 2. ber glup, 
 ^ranipf (in injeiib einrm Aorprrrt^eile , ivic 
 im i&.Uie, SJiirfiM); ber ileifc ipaW. 
 
 Cricket, kiikkii, (tv. crieell; tfoU. 
 krekrl) t bie WulU , b^^f^ ^cimcften. 
 
 Cricket, (iinat'lf. ciice, ber <Sti>((> 
 ». I. ba0 ftplbeni'piel. 2. ber £(f)emel, ^oif. 
 
 Crickei-nintcli. bie JiU'lbriirpiilpartie. 
 
 Cricketer, krik'kitur, «. ber iiuU 
 Icnipieler. [Cry. 
 
 Cried, krl'td. praet. u. p. p. vcn to 
 
 Cried-game, ein utrfd^riener , n>^i"f 
 Brif. Shak. 
 
 Crier, kiJur, ) t. ber ©tflreier, of' 
 
 Cryer, ^ feiitlitfje 91ii«rufcr. 
 
 Crime, krdue, Hat. criinen) t. 1. 
 I9it(t)t6ipr.i ba6 aStrbrccftcn. 2. bai 25frbre^ 
 <S)en, ber S^reuel, bie Uebeltl;at, £d;u(b. 3. 
 t bie ^erd)iiiCioun(j. 
 
 Capital crin'e, bd* i5>nuptiierbrf(ften. 
 
 Crlineful, krdne ful, adj. perbre: 
 d>eri\d), freDelhat't. Shak. 
 
 CriHieleSM, krime'les, adj. \(t)Ulbloi. 
 
 Crilililiul, kriiii'eiiai, adj. 1. uers 
 txt(l)<ti\(^ (0. 'ipcnVnen). 2. i)erl'red)eriid), 
 Prnfbar, i>erbnmiiilld>. 3. (9{ed)t*rpr.J peinlid), 
 £riniiiinl ... ((^egeinaQ p. biirgerlid;, ciuil;. 
 
 Criminal conversation, [ O'ligl. ] ber 
 tijebriid). [ber aiiigefdiute. 
 
 Criminnl, t. I. ber iBrrbrc(f>er. 2. 
 
 Crilllilinlliess, krimenalnes, ^ 
 
 Crilllinttlity, kitmciialeie, 5 
 *. bie Srmfbnrfeir, ©liiilb; bne jjreuelljnfte. 
 
 Criminally, krim'eiialle, adv. 1. 
 »trbrirf)eri|(1), ilrtifbnr, rd)iiibia. 2. [3?ed;t«« 
 fpr.] peiiilirf;. [pciiilid)e 9{fdjt«|Vi(l)e. 
 
 Crimiimlty, kriiu'enalie, a. bie 
 
 Criiniiinte, kiiin'endtc, e. a. am 
 Cofle;! , bfichi'lMnfn. 
 
 Criiiiiuatiou, kriniiui'aliun , «. 
 
 OKI 
 
 bie SSercfjiiIbigiipg , 9Inflrtge. 
 
 Criminatory, kiiin'eniture, adj. 
 bef(t)iiibujeiib , aiinaijciib. 
 
 Criminous , kiiui'enus , adj^ t 
 perbrtd)erir(l) , liraibiir, gottiod. — adv. 
 C r i III ' i II u s I y . ucrbri'djern'ct). 
 
 Crimiuousness , kiiiu'enusnes, 
 «. t bk etmibtirfeit, ttd)iilb. [iinnulj. 
 
 Crimosiu, kiiiu'6»iii, adj faraic: 
 
 Crim|», kriiiip, (aiigelf. acryuiuiaii> 
 adj. t I- brurfiig, niiirbe. 2. i ft^iiuKi^. 
 
 Crimp, (iiiigi'ir. gecryiupt) c. a. 1. 
 fraureiii (^nare); [ilodjf.J nut &inid)nittcn 
 i>ei-|ei)cii. 2. uv. criuipiuwj t)ulteii, (iieipen 
 unb fertfjnlti'ii. 
 
 Crimp, s. 1. [@ngl.] ber ^aftor (fiir 
 itoljieiitjiinbier u. ȣd)iifer;. '2, ber "JJiiurofcni 
 Dber (SiclbiUeiiiiiiifier; ©eeienucrtiiufer. 3. « 
 ein alu& jiiirreiifpiel. 
 
 Crimp, V. u. geiunUt'ain werbrn, per: 
 fnufcii (^)Jtturoi'en zc). 
 
 Crimple, krim'pl, v. a. frimpen 
 iiiad)eii, jerriiKdrii , fruuipeii. 
 
 To go dimpling, unit ben !&einen) 
 fnicfen bie ^ciiie iiad)f(^leppcn. 
 
 Crimps, krimps, «. pi. To be in the 
 -, o gefdjiiicgtii )cin. 
 
 Crimpt,kiiuipN (u</,gefraufe(t, fraud. 
 
 Crimsuu, kiim'tii, u\tab. kimiizouj 
 t. 1. ball Kiirtiiefiii, Jiarmefinru^, bit ^tiu-: 
 mefinfarbe. 2. cne :Wctl; vim >ilUg«'in.). [rotl). 
 
 Crimson, attj (nriniiiiirotf); l;i>d>' 
 
 Crimson, v. a. famieriiirotl; i<ber 
 l)od)rtul) fiirpiii. — »• n. fid) furniefinrotl; 
 L>bec l^i'Ct^rDil) farben , i)f>^t. tl) lucrben. 
 
 Crincum, kringk'iim, « e i. ber 
 ^ranipf, bieSiirrtinnii'iii'eynniJ. 2. bie (JJriUf. 
 
 Cring'e, kiinje, v. a o jiiiitnimeii: 
 jieljen , perjicijen , fatten. — ». n. (to) me; 
 d)Lii , fidj ftmniiien ob. Diirfeii iuot). 
 
 Cring'e , *■ bie tufe SJerbeugung ; 
 tiied)tiufd)t', fiud>ciibe ipiJr'.i(^)Ceit. 
 
 Crin^er, kiiujur, «. ber firiec^er, 
 friedjenbc wd)iiieid)ier. 
 
 Crinf^le , kring'gl , (f)i)U. krink, 
 kriukeO <■ 1. lOiTtl.J euie £i3eibe ob. ein 
 i!i3eibenbanb (jiir ^efe|ligung ami (Matter: 
 t\)i>Tti). 2. [•iUiar.J bn6 iiiigel ber 2Ji)(eine. 
 
 Iron-cringles, l>))trtr.J bie totagfe: 
 gelringe. Mar. Uict. [adj. ijaarig. 
 
 Crinig-erous , krinidjerus, (int.) 
 
 Crinite, kriniie, (I.) adj. ^aaridjt. 
 
 Crinkle, kriugkl, (d. aiigiif. bring) 
 o. n. \{<t) miiiDea, fid) fd)iangein, fruiiim 
 gef)en. [fen ; fairen, jerfriinipfin, runjeiii. 
 
 Crinkle, v. a. au6fd)iueifen, fd)ivei: 
 
 Crinkle, *■ l. ber Sing, bie bogen> 
 lueife ^iriiiiiniuitg, >21uefc^iueifung, SCinbting. 
 i. bie 'Jalte. 
 
 Criuose, krinose, ((.) ad;, f ()aarig. 
 
 Crinosity, kriuoseie , ». t ba6 
 ipaarige. ld)it.J bie ^)>fal)le, Guerbalfeii. 
 
 Cripling^s, krip tingx, «. pi. [>Ht-. 
 
 Cripple, kiip'pi, (lu. cmpo #. ber 
 ^riippcl. — "dj- fruppeiig, Iol)ni. 
 
 Cripple, V. a. 1. pertriippetn, lat)-. 
 men. 2. i laljinen. [£'nl)iniing. 
 
 Crippleness, krip'plnes, «. bie 
 Crisis, kri kts, (gr. W.) pi. crises, 
 
 I. IWtb.) bie iirife, ftrifiiS. 2. i ber 
 e'ntrd)fiMiiigfpn!ift. 3. - in coiunierce etc., 
 bie ;paiibei6> a. jtrife. 
 
 cm 
 
 Crisp, kiisp, aat. crisfma) adf: I. 
 
 fraud (u. ^aarcn). 2. jarfig, gebogcii, ges 
 friimmt. Shak. 3. bri>rfli(J), niiirbe. i. 
 braun gebratcn ob. geriiilet, $ fnnrferig. 
 
 Crisp aluionds gtbraiiiite Dber gerBjlete 
 'TOnnbeln. 
 
 Crisp, V. a. I. ; fraufeht (^anre). 2. 
 ?a)fraui"cln (u. iO.iJTer). MitxoN. b) in ein> 
 nnbcr lue ben, ueriueben, fledjten, luiiiben (luie 
 Jjaumaile). B. Jokson. 3. braun roilen vb. 
 
 Crisp, V. n. fid) fniufeln. [braten. 
 
 Crispation, kiLpA'siiun, «. i. bai 
 ^raufeln. 2. bie Kraiife, Kraufe. 
 
 Crispature, kilsp aisbiire, «. tai 
 ^raiircln , (i3etriiufeltfein, bie ^raufe. 
 
 Crispinfc* knsping, j. bna ^rau» 
 fein 2c. , f. Crisp. 
 
 Crisping-iron, -lurn, bat ^rdufeli 
 eiiVn, bie ^aarjange. — pin, bie tnpir» 
 nnbel, bai JJi^'fireifen. 
 
 Crispisulcaut , krispjadrkant, 
 'lit.) adj. fi(^ fc^lnngeliib. 
 
 Crispness, krjsp'ue*, «. bie ^raufe, 
 ^raufe (bee ipa^ire*). 
 
 Crispy, kiij'pe. <»*■ ». fraufi. 2. 
 brotflid), tniirbe cKiidjen to. 
 
 Cristate, kils'iate, ^ (int.) ailj. 
 
 Cristated, kiisi'tAted, 5 [37ot.] init 
 einem iXamnie, Sbiifd)e L'enVl)en. 
 
 Criterion, kiite remi, (gr. ^.) pi. 
 criteria, «. t>a6 iteniiieit^en , ■>)J?erfm.i(, 
 lliiterfd)eibiingdjci(I)en. -ot the price, [.^an» 
 beli bie 9?i(^tfd)nur bti ^reifed. 
 
 Critltomancy, krii/i'Aniansi,(gr.) 
 J. bie Dpfirteigiualjrfagerei. 
 
 Critic, kilt ik. (gr.) adj. funflridjrtr. 
 lid), fritift^. — «. I. ber iiuni'irid)fer, iJri. 
 tifer, SWecenfent. 2. ± ber ^Uct)ter, iBeiir; 
 tijeiler. 3. ber SritHer, inbier. 4. bie iiritif 
 (itunilpriifung ; ^eiirttjeilungdf unrt), 
 2. And make eacli day a critic on th» 
 last. P0P8. 
 
 Critic, t,. n. f fritiftren. 
 
 Critical, kritekal, adj. 1. fiin|l< 
 rid)terlic^, fritifd). 2. lorgf.ilrig , piinftli(i), 
 genau, fein. 3. tabelfiitijtig, tabelnb, ilrafeiif. 
 Shak. 4. fritifd), eutfdjeibenb. 5. fritifd), 
 tii)li<ti, bebenflid). [(ber Siebeiibenj. 
 
 The critical hour, bie ©d)nfer|luiibe 
 
 Critically, kriiekalle, adv. I. fri. 
 tifd). 2. genau. 3. jur enrf(l)cibenben @tunbe, 
 jut beiliinmten 3eit. 4. bebtnliid>. 
 
 CriticalueSS, kntekalnes, I. I. 
 bie »cbenf(id)feit , bai !»ebenflitfte , ©at. 
 fd)eibenbe, bie friti|'(fte Sage. 2. bie (Senrtuig* 
 feit, q>tinflid)feit (ini Urtl)eilen to. 
 
 Criticise, kritesize, t). n. 1. (on) 
 funilrid)terli(() urt()ei(cn (fiber). 2. fd)rifr[id)e 
 91ud(leflungeii inac^en. Pope. 3. fritteln ; (on) 
 befrittein, tabein (©riuad). — ». o. I. fritifiren, 
 recenfiren, beurt^cilen. 2. befrittein, tnbeln. 
 Criticism, krii'^;>iziu, «. i. bie 
 ilritif, 25eurtl)eiIung6funiT. 2. bie «rifif, 
 fritift^e Seinerfuiig, Oiecenfion, a3eurtl)et» 
 lung; fritifcfte 31nmerfung. 
 
 Critique, kiit'ifc, kr'teek', t. bit 
 firitif (fiun|lbeurtl)eimnfl ; i8eurtl)eilunfl«» 
 funil). 
 
 Crizzel, kr'z'zl, (Criz'zellng) 
 *. [Ifd)n.) eine-Urt 9?aiihigffit auf berOber* 
 itad)e bed &U\\'ti, meldje feiner X>ur(^fl(^tiat 
 feit \sS)abtt. « 
 
 14** 
 
212 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. P'ine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 611, cl6iid. Ti'ibe, tub, fiill. t7/in, THis. 
 
 Clio 
 
 Croak, kroke, (nnflClf. cracettan; 
 fr. croasser) t». n. 1. qunfeii (ii>iegrbrd)e !c.). 
 2. frndjjen imit SRabcii, ilraljtn u.). 3. j 
 rrad)jen dm ©pre^jen). 4. fntirren (im 
 geibe k.). [&ett(Kt)it. 
 
 Croak, *. bn« aunfen; llrn(l)jen; 
 
 Croaker, kroke'iir, *. I ber ivriid); 
 ji-r; ©iner, ber fid) uniunSig ub. unbilliijcr 
 Sli3ei|"e t'tflno'' "i^' Unnliiifsprupljet. 
 
 Croaking', kroke ing, s. ba6 i?riHrf)> 
 ji-ii, ©ffrmtje. [ilruarien. 
 
 Croatia, kroA'sliea, *. [©eogr.J 
 
 Croats, kro'ats, *. pi. bit SroiUeii. 
 
 Crocalite, kro'kaliie, «. ['D^Mne: 
 tnlg.] cer Gnnnlit. 
 
 CroceoMS, kro'sheus, (lat.) «rf;. 
 1. infrniiartig, luie ©nfran. 2. vm ©nfrnii. 
 
 Crociies, kro'tsliez, (fr.) s. pi. rieiiie 
 icnme nn ber ©pi^e be« ipirfd)geiuei(;e6. 
 
 CrOCitation, kroseta'shiin, *. iai 
 Qiinfen; Snidjjen. 
 
 Crock, krok, (nngelf. cruce, crocca) 
 «. 1. t ber .Srug, lupf, .^nfeii. 2. ber dlu^, 
 ©c^mii^ u\m lopfe). 
 
 Crock-butter, bit XopfbuHer, gefal= 
 ii'iie !8iitter. Butter--, ber !»uticr|)nfeii. 
 
 Crock, t». a. Ob. n. [iRorbniii.] niit 
 Seiig Ob. ®d)nni^ fd)iunrjen, beru^eii, riigen. 
 
 Crock, *. ber ©cfcetnel. 
 
 Crockery, krok'ure, *. bnS irbenc 
 05efd)irr, lopferjcug, bie Ibpfernrbeit, lb: 
 pfenunnre. 
 
 Crockery-ware, ba6 ©tetligilt. 
 
 Crocodile, krok'odil, krok'odile, 
 (gr.) «. I. [9^nturg.] bai Srofobifl. 2. [9{f;et.] 
 fin firpfobi(ir(l)lii0, l)interli|1iaer ®d)liie. — 
 aitj. frofobifhirtig, Arofobifl= (i^raneii ic). 
 
 Crocodiline, krok'odhine , udj. 
 trofobiflnrtig. 
 
 Crocus, kro'kus, vgr.) *. 1. [!8ot.] 
 ber firofus, ©nfrnn. 2. [ehent.] ber ©nf= 
 Mil (J. 58. (5-ifenfnfrnn , SJRetnUfafran). 
 
 Crort, kroft, (nngelf. croft) «. bnS 
 3niiMlivib , fle:nt eingejnimte ®riinb|lii(f. 
 
 CrOi!<«a(le, kroesade', (Croisit'do) 
 (fr. 5B.) *. [OJi'irtelnlter] ber ivrciijiiig, bie 
 .ftreujfn^rt, f. Crusade. 
 
 Croises, kroesez, (fr.2C.) *. pi. 1. 
 bie rvreiijfnijrer, fireujritter. 2. bie ilreiii= 
 pilger. [^nfTiTl;ul)ii. 
 
 Croker, kro'kiir, ». bai oirgiiiifd)e 
 
 Croiiibie, ^ (fd)ott.) eine ^nf) mtt 
 
 (^ruiniiiy, ^ friimnien 5pbrnern. 
 
 Croine, krome, *. bie a3red)|lniige. 
 
 Cromlech, krom'lek, (11). eroiu- 
 Ice) 5. grc^e, flnd)e ©teine, llcberbleibfel ber 
 niten Dniibeiioltiire. 
 
 Croiie, krone, ) (nngelf. 2C.) *. I. f 
 
 Cr4»an, ) bnS nlte SS3eib. 
 
 SiiAK. 2. bai nite ©(l)nf. 
 
 Cronet, kro'net, (jnfnmnieng. o. co- 
 ronet) s. bnfi Kronljnnr (ber ^ferbe) , bie 
 itr»ne uni ben S?\\\. 
 
 Cr<»iiical, i 
 
 Croiiycai, S ' 
 
 Crony, kio'ne, «. ber gnte ober nIte 
 greiinb, ^rfnnnrt. Swikt. 
 
 Croo, kruu, V. n. girren, gurren. 
 
 Cro«>d, / ., _ 
 
 Croud, !';^'"-""""'' <"'""'• 
 • „ Crf»ok, krouk. (fr. croc; m. crwecs) 
 ». t i irgcnb ciiie Jlninime, rvnlmmiing, 
 
 Acronical. 
 
 CKO 
 
 irgenb ein gefriiinmteS 5Q3errjeug. 2. ber 
 ipnfen, bn6ipofd)en. 3. ber ©d)nferilnb, 5?ir: 
 tenilnb. 4. ber (ynigen. 5. btr iiunilgntf. 
 Cranmer. 6. (f(t)ott.) pot- hook. 
 
 Pruv. By liook aud crook, 1. mit 3{ed)t 
 Ob. llnrect)t. 2. b(inbling6, in ben log l^inein. 
 
 Crook-back, 1. ber 33ucfel. 2. ber 
 iBncfrligt. --backed, bncfelig. —-kneed, 
 frumine itnie I)a0enb. Shak. --legged, 
 friininibeinig. - - s li a n k s , *. pi. bas 
 iunuinibein. --&liouldered, frumme 
 ©d)iilrcrn Ijabenb. 
 
 Crook, v.a. l.fri'immen, fd)iueifeu. 2. 
 i a) noitufcn, ocrbrcl;en. b) t burd)freujcn. 
 -v.u. fid) friiinnieu, fninini ub. geOogeu feiii. 
 
 Crooked, krOoked, adj 1. trunini, 
 fd)tef, gefriinimtj fid) luinbeno (u. 4i3egc>. 
 2. 1 oerfel;rt, uerberbt, uerCorben; oerfct)ro: 
 ben. 3. niit einrr ©id)cl uerfeljen. Shak. 
 
 — lane-ware, feme •i))fein(l: , ©tnl;l!unaren. 
 
 — adv. Crook'edly, frmnm ; pertel^ri; 
 iiniui(lfat)rig. 
 
 Crookedness, kruuk'ldneji, «. l. 
 bie ixrijmme; ber ©d)langenlniif (einee JJluf: 
 fee ic). 2. i 6ie S5erfel)rtl)eit , 95crfci)rol)en: 
 Ijeit, a5erborOenl;eit. 3. Cer '^ucfel. [men. 
 
 Crooken, kruukkn, V. a. f trum- 
 
 Crookie , krook'l , V. n. girren, 
 giirren. [ren. 
 
 Crool, krool, V. n. brunimen, niur; 
 
 Croon, (fd)0tt.) ahollow and c on- 
 tinued moan; to make a noise like 
 the continued roar of a bull; to 
 hum a tune. 
 
 Crooning', (fd)ott.; humming. 
 
 5 lige ^ 
 
 Croup, 5 ''Oi^ ^rdune, Siift: 
 
 rbl)renent}iiiiDiing. 
 
 Croop, (fr. croupier) *. bcr ©pielge: 
 l;iilfe — V. n. ©pielgel;alfe fein. 
 
 Crop, krop, (nngelf. crop, cropp) s. 
 ber ilropf (ber SBbgel). 
 
 Crop-ful, fntt. -sick, fmnf oon 
 O^ingeniiberlnbiing. --sickn ess, bieHranf-- 
 Ijeit oon '>3)iiigeniiberlnbung. 
 
 Crop, *. 1. t bie ©pilje, ber ©ipfet. 
 CiiAicER. 2, bie C*rnre. 3. o bM ilcljeiibe 
 Oietrcibe. 4. irgenb eriunfi 'Jlbgcfd)nitrenefi, 
 *Jlbgcbrod)enee , (|-iniiefninnielree. 5. bcr 
 ©tiiij; ba& fiiri gi'rd)nittene iponr. 6. bie 
 Sd)iniije ober 'Xinijt (nn 'iJJeiift^en). 7. bic 
 (Jlorn: 2C.) »ilel;re. 
 
 Crop-ear, bAi ©ril$o()r, 6hak. — - 
 eared, niir ge|lnt)tenSDl;ren. — wliip, bie 
 (5iil)rniannepeitf(t)e. 
 
 Crop, pp- cropped, cropt, v. a. 1. 
 rnpfen, norupfen, ppiirfen, nl'pfliirfen. 2. nl>; 
 frefTen. 3. mnljen, nbninl;en, ernren. 4. nb; 
 fippen; iluijen, nbilu^en. 5. oor ber 3eit 
 nbfd)neiben, nbinnljen , nbbrecf)cn, einfnni; 
 meln; (nuct) i) bnijinrnffen. - ». n. f eine 
 ©rnte gebcn , trngcn. Shak. 
 
 To crop one's hair too short, 6'ineni 
 bie i?rtnre i'erfd)neibcn. 
 
 Cropper, krop'pur, ». 1. bie .ttrrpf; 
 tnube, ber Jlri'pfer. 2. bie ©enfe, ©id)ei. 
 3. ber I«(^bcreiter. 4. ber Slbiln^er; "Jib; 
 rupfer; '•}lbtnnt)er, ©d)nirter. 
 
 Crosette, kroset, $. (9Ird)if.] bie 
 95erfri!wing (nn Dnd)fenilerii zo. 
 
 Cr«>Mier, krA'zlnir. $. I. ber£rnnim< 
 |l«b, '5if4)qi!|lab. 2. ['•ili'lron.J bai fireti^ 
 
 CKO 
 
 (©ternbilb). 3. [tt^n.] ber ©cf)tnclittegcf. 
 
 Croslet, kros'let, a. ba6 iireu,id)en. 
 
 Cross, kros, (Int. crux; fr. croix; 
 10. croes>*. I. 5 bnfi J5reuj(jebe6 freujformigt 
 Ding). 2. ba6 ilrenj (Cljriilij, bntjer 3. i 
 bai Jlreiij, bie chriiHi(t)e 9ieligion. 4. bai 
 Kreui (niif l!;iirmen ic). S. ± bai ^reiij, 
 bie iJiotl), aOibenonrtigfcit, Iriibfnl, £luere, 
 bai Seiben. 6. (ilieol.) bai ilrenj, bie 2ei» 
 ben 6l;ri|li. 7. [lijeol.] bnS ilrenj (bie Seljrt 
 oon 6l)ri|li Seiben iinb ©eligmn(J)ung). 8. 
 bai niit einem Kreuj beji-id)nere ®tlb; btt 
 Sirenjer. 9. bie xt&iW ©cite einer '•Bliiiije. 
 10. One itrenj (ni« Untcrfd)rift). 11. I'Binr.l 
 bai 3inferfreiij. I'l. ( lijpogr. ] bne Drel)> 
 frcnj. 13. itird)engiifer in Orlnnb. l4. 
 [■OJiin.] bai §.m\i, f. 13. [*))?»«.] - in the 
 hawse, ein Ijnibcr ©(f)lng. 
 
 Cross and pile, [©piel] 'TOunj Ob. ^Xad^. 
 It was e'en come to — aud pile, 1 ti lont 
 nngeioi^. 
 
 Cross, adj. 1. frenjioeife, qner gelegt 
 Ob. liegenb. 2. guer, fd)rng, fd)ief. 3. i a) 
 luibng; jnioiberlniifenb. b) loiberionrtig, oer» 
 bneplict). c; iounDerlic(). d) eigenfinnig, |lo» 
 rig; bo\t. e) oerfeljrt, nngliicflid). f) iued)« 
 felfeitig, gegcnfeitig. g) fd))uer (o. (iJcbnrten). 
 h) belcibigcnb (o. 3{eben). (jioerd). 
 
 Cross, adv. (nnd) i) qner, f(f)ief, ii6er» 
 
 Cross, praep ^ ifiir across; 1. qner 
 bnrd), bnrd). 2. quer fiber, fiber. 
 
 Cross-accommodation, [ 5?nnbel J 
 bie 2Be(^fclreiterei. --aisle, ber ©eiten» 
 fiiigcl eincr itrcnjfird)e. --armed, i. niit 
 freuiiocife libereinnnber gefd)lngenen airmen. 
 
 2. ± fd)ii)ermiitl);g. 3. l^Sor.] frcnjformig. -- 
 arrow, ber 4lrni6ril|lpfcil. --bar, 1. bn* 
 £lucr(;olj ; ©tnb:, >^obeul)oij.2.p/.ba65en|'ler« 
 freu}; beriJrcnjiloff. --barred, mu£luer» 
 Ijbijcrn ivcrfel)en. --bar-shot, [5h'fi(l.] bie 
 ©tnngenf ngcl. - • b e a k, - b i 1 1, ber ftreuj« 
 fd)nnbel, ivrcnjoogcl. --beam, ber Qner* 
 bnlfcn, ©nlgcn. --bearer, [fnti). 9{el.] 
 ber iirenjtrnger. --bill, l. [9{c(t)tefpr.l bie 
 OJegentlnge. 2. [Drnitl;.] ber iRrenjf(^iinbeI. 
 
 3. iipnnbclj ber 'iBed)fcl , ^anbfd)nlbfd)ein, 
 bcr gcgen einen niibern 9i5ed)rcl oertniifc&t 
 loirb. --bite, bie ipi'cllcrei, ©d):irferei, ber 
 Sbetnig, 5»illl^rid- --bite, v. a. betri'igen, 
 fniigen. --bow, bie 3lniibruil; to set a - 
 on the slocks, eiiie SlriiiOniil niitjielicn. -- 
 bower, ber airntbrnflfd)iii;c. --bred, oon 
 l)nl6 onentniifd)ir »ili'|lnmmiing ob. 3{nce lo. 
 ^^M'erben). --caper, 1. ber ivreujfpniiig, 
 £liicrfprnng. 2. ber £lner|lri(t). - - c I o t h, bn« 
 ©rinibnnb. --croslet, ein mit Jircii3i1)en 
 bcjeid)ncte^ ilreni. --cut, v. a. qner burets 
 )d)neibcn. --cut-saw, bie ^erbfnge. -- 
 day, ber llngiii(f«rng. --demand, bie ®e« 
 gcniVrberniig, 0>egenred)nnng. --examina- 
 tion, [i){cd)ri5rpr.J bie ®fgenniiterfnd)nnfl 
 (bnrd) oiclf.itrlge, oerfniigi:d)e Jmgen), bet 
 aScrljbr ber Sfngen bti cmcn iljciis bur(t> 
 ben nnbern Iljeil ob. beffen ^ilboofnten. -- 
 examine, v. a. bnrd) oieifoliige, oerfiing* 
 lid)e Jfiiflcn pn'ifen (bie Sfiigcn bti nnbern 
 ll)eti6). --flow, r. n. ? qner bnrd) flicgen. 
 Mii.TON. --fortune, bai <))iiBgetd)i(f. -- 
 grained, 1. njiber bell ©rrid) gel)enb, loibnr 
 bie 3{irt)fniig brr Jibeni Innfriib; mil ubet» 
 jioerd) inntVnben giberii (ooni ijoljei. 1. t 
 llcrrifd) ; oertf l;rt. -jack, kr'Vjek, [^ar.J 
 
Fate. ffir. f.-ill. fat. I\1e. met. Finp. fin. N6. move, n6r, pot, 6?l, c\6\ul. Tiibe. fOb. frtll. {f,\n, THis. 2^3 
 
 I 
 
 CRO 
 
 batStntmftatL Cross-lane, tiad£lu«r<|n6: 
 Hen. — legged, mir I'frfrfjriiuften SSeincn. 
 
 — -line. Die £liifrfinie , trr Qiiert^icf). -- 
 
 ■ arriage, --niatcli. tie ^ICcrfjfcl^eirntl) 
 
 — piece, [TOiir.] 6ie 9?n(ielt»iiiif. --pur- 
 pose, I. bet I'erfehrte , entgrgeiiflefetjte 
 ^Plnn ; iai iviterfprfd)eiiDe ©ijflem ; pf.fdj.edjr 
 •ngetefltf "jJl.iiie, 6ic (id) geflenfeitig fdjaCeii. 
 2. ba6 3iatt)ftl. --question, v. a. \. to 
 Cross-examine, --road, — way, 
 
 — path, bieQuerilrnge, Ber iJ?f beniueg, ©ei; 
 tenmefl, Querroeg, ©cf)eiBi!«)eg, ^rtujpf>i&, 
 Jlrfujiueg. -row, l. 6ie Jibei. 2. eiiie 
 Sffilje equine to, tit niiBere 6iird)freiijt. 
 
 — -sea. Die ftiirmeiiSe ©ee mit einanfer 
 turd)freti}Ciit>eii a3ellen, Die in ucrfdjieDeiien 
 Wif^tungeii IniifenDe Deinmg. --start, 
 [••IRiir. J Der Onfobfiilnb. --stone, ['TOi= 
 nemlg. ] Der fireiijtlfin , Jparmotom. - 
 
 ■ ireet, Die Qiierilmge , QiiergafTe. — -ti 
 
 ■ 1 n g , [SnnDimrtljid). | Da6 freiijiueifc (rggen 
 --trees, «. pl.['7}iat.] Die KreiiitjCujer 
 --wind, Der ©eitenivinD ; ungtiniligc, 
 roiDrlge 20inD. --wise, ade. freiijiueife, 
 in Die Quere. — wort, [SBot. ] Die Jireuj 
 wurj. 
 
 Crons, t>. a. I. fretijen , qiier ilber 
 Qtmai , frf iijiueife fegen. 2. ( inniu1)"i. mir 
 •»er) Diirdjtreiijen , qiier ubet Qtwui gel)iii 
 oBer f.iljren. 3. a) (miiiidjiiml nut out) 
 fcurcf)(1rcid)en, au^ilrrit^en. b; Diit(l)freujeii, 
 IjinDern, juiviDrr I'ein, ^inDcniiffe in Den 
 SBeg legcn (©^inein). c) njiDeripred>en. d; 
 anftiigen ( gegen > , jinviDer l)anDrln e > 
 qunlen, pingen. f^to-ciicli otiier, fid; fretijen 
 <». !8riefen). 4. (fntf). 9?el.) mir Deni fireuje 
 ttitidiiitn ; ba6 3ti(t)tn De« .KreiijeS miirtjen 
 (ubet). 5. 1 freujen ( ipunDrrtrtfn , Suum ). 
 
 Crossing, (Ictftiior.) Dn« Kreiijiuebcn. 
 
 To cross one's self, (irf) freujen. To 
 
 — a river, ijfrer einen 5l"§ (""K"- To — the 
 cudgels, Da* ffleiucljr ilrcrfrn. 
 
 Cross, e. n. I. iict) frciiirn, fid) iurd)-- 
 fretijeii, oner liegen. 2. quer Diird) oD. I'lDcr 
 flfljen, fnljrcn, fe^en, I'lDeriV^en. 3. (with) f 
 (einer <S>^d)t) entgegengri'eQt fein, nic^t bt-. 
 fttt)tn (mit). 
 
 Crossly, krosti, ade. I. ubcr fai 
 Stxtui, frcujiuetfe , quer. 2. f a) iuiuiDer; 
 »nttl)tt. b) ung(u(fli((). c) verDrieglid), tiiur: 
 rifd) 
 
 Crossness, krosnes, t. I. Dici'iMe 
 Cnuue, Dn6 nifirrird)e, oerDriefilidje 33eren, 
 ^er ffiiDeri"pru(()«gei|l. 2. Die 95frfehrrljeit ; 
 6er 5BiBerfinn. 3. DleQnere, Dti6 aUiberipiet. 
 
 Crotch, krotsh , (fr. croc, croclie ) 
 «. l.DiT ipnfeu ; Die®nbel(eiiie#i8niime« to. 
 I. [TOar.J pi. a) Die qjieflj&ijrr. b) Die 
 Wirfen. (ijiifiig, Ijnfelig. 
 
 Crotcliecl, krotsh'ed. adj. gabeiig. 
 
 Crotchet, kioiKh'et. (fr. crochet) 
 «. 1. lii)pogr.j Die Kliiiiiiiier , Drtfi (^i». 
 fd)licgiinfl^jeid)en (J. 2. I'OTiir.] Die 95ifrtfl6: 
 note. 3. l^lrt^ir.] Die (gflbelfbrmige) ©rutje. 
 4. Die ©riUe, Der <5'i!if<i(l. 5. Die ipiiitcrlifl, 
 ^er Sniff. (filaininrrn Dejcid)ncr. 
 
 Crotclieted, kroinh'eted, adj. mit 
 
 Crotels, krot'ilz. J. pi. [SUniDmfpr.J 
 fcer ^iifinfiulj, Die ipniViilorbern. 
 
 Crouch, kroutsh. V. n. laud) i) (io) 
 fid) Durfen, fid) rrt)iiiirgrii; frirrtjen (I'or). - 
 •.a. * nut Drm ilnuie be|rid)iieu, feflnen. 
 
 CRO 
 
 Crouch -mass, —-mas-day, i([i 
 5fft beS ^eiligen JtreujeS. 
 
 Croucltie,(rd)Dtt.)c r o o k-b a c k e d. 
 Croud, krdud. t. f. Crowd. 
 CrOuUie, (fd)Ott. ) a composi- 
 tion of oat- meal and boiled water; 
 sometimes from the broth ofbeef, 
 mutton etc. 
 
 Croup, } (ft. croupe) t. I. 
 
 Croop, kruup,^ Der ©tei^ , 9}ur)el 
 (Der a56gel). 2. Dn6 Jlreiij (Der <)JferDe>, 3. 
 [iJJieD.] Die l)autigc 35rrtune. 
 
 Croupade, I (fr. 33.) 
 
 Croopude, kruupide', ^s.[-)ititt.l 
 
 Die ilnipnDe. [frnut. 
 
 Crout, kroui, «. Sour -, ba6 ©ouer; 
 
 Cro^V, kr6, (aiigelf. crawe) m. 1. Die 
 
 &ti\t)t. Red -, Die ©teinfMlje. 2. bai &Ta> 
 
 t)tn (Der $al)ne). 3. [tcct)in>l.J Dcritniijenfiip, 
 
 Die ^ebeitiing:, SBredjjliinfle, Der ipebebnum. 
 
 4. [ledjnol.] Der (5>eigcl, JJalj (nii jj.ip;' 
 
 Dnuben). 5. Der ^elitiin (eine SaiiflC). 6. Der 
 
 ©nif ( on iJietjeio . 7. [bei glei c^ern J brt* 
 
 ©efriife, Der ®efrD«inniuc( (Der iljierej. 
 
 Prov. To pluck or pull a crow, fict) 
 um inid)te nbqihilen oDer nbitngiligeti ; einen 
 tjarten ©tnnD ijnben. To give the - a pud- 
 ding, o frcpireit, ilerben. 
 
 Crow -bur, Die !5rcd)|lange , S^tbt! 
 llnnge. --berry, [Sot.J Die Jlriil)eiibeere. 
 --bill, (C^ir.j f. -'s-bill. --flower, 
 I i&ot. ] Der luilDe TOeerrettig. - - f o o t , 
 1. [-but.J Die fKniiunrel; Der gelbe ^nt)-. 
 nenfiig. 2. [-3)?ar.] Die $ii(;nenpfotfn. 3. 
 1 Wilit. ] Die 5u&nnge(. --keeper, f 
 Der ^ppnnj , Die Syugcird)cu. Shak. - 
 net, ein 9ie9 jiim Skiing Der luiiDen S'li 
 ten unb lauben. --quill, Die Rra 
 IjeiifeDer. -'s-bjil, [(Fljir. ] eine 3nn<i( 
 jiiin 'ilu^jie^en Der Kugrin tc. aiii 'munDeii. 
 -'•-feet, '-Die 9Jiiiijflii uiiter Den iMugen. 
 -•silk, [©Dt.] eine ^fliinje (Conferva ri- 
 valis). —-toe, (25ot.) Die $i)ncintl)e. 
 
 CrOtv, (angelf. crawan) praet. u. pp. 
 crowed; -|- prael. crew, v. n. I. frnfjeil. 2. 
 o praljleii. [Spvt)n fprcd)eii. 
 
 To Crow over any one, ^ineni frozen, 
 Crow, krou, V, a. LOJfnr.J bei|'i'(;en 
 (Die ©egel>. 
 
 CrO'M'd, kruud, (Crowth) (ir. cruit; 
 crwth) «. Die SieOel, ®eige. - v. n. 
 fieDeln. 
 
 Cro^vd, (angelf. ciuth, cread)*. 1. Der 
 i^aufen , Dn* WeDtmige , ffleiyiinmel , Die 
 ■>j)fenge. 2. Die -JKeiige, Der <J>obel. 
 
 Cro^vd, V. a. 1. ftiflen , anfuflen; 
 
 liberiiiUeii, I'ttdilopfen. 2. fDrangcn, preffi-n. 
 
 Shak. 3. i juramtnenDrangen. 4. [ 'Miar. j 
 
 to - sail, afle ©egel an^ipannen , beifetjcn. 
 
 To crowd in DDer into, einDraiigen. 
 
 l)ineinpri'(Ten. - ed with ..., angefiidt iumi 
 
 PDer mit . . . (luimmeln. 
 
 Crowed, V. n. t. fid) Drangen. 2. 
 
 To crowd in, fid) eiiiDningen, eiuDriii- 
 
 fl'.n, fid) i»'6 (iJeDrange luerfcn. 
 
 Cro^vdie-tiiue, (fd)urt.) break- 
 fast-time. 
 
 Crowlin, (ft^ott.) crawling. 
 
 Cro^vder, kroii'dur, t. Der JJ'eblrr. 
 
 Crowu, krnuii. (gr. korone; n. 
 
 coron) t. I. Die (fi;Miujlid)e !c.) firiMie ; Dafjer 
 
 2. 1 Die Urone cBtac^t, 5i5urDr, Der ©ta*t u.;. 
 
 CRU 
 
 3. Die Srone, Der Sranj. 4. n D'le jtronr, 
 e-ljre, aBilrDe, 91u6jet(f)nuiig , S8eri>l;iiung. 
 5. i Die ^rone, 93olIentuiig; (5-rfii(Iuiig 6. 
 ai Die ©pi$e, Der ©ipfcl (eine* Ding*), b) 
 Der pcili (cinee ^ilaferS). o Der>Bo^fll, ^rpj 
 (eine« ^ntec*. 7. (•OJfilnjn).] Die Sroiic, Der 
 ^roiientl)nler (Die engl. firone = 5© ifling). 
 8. Der Sajirbel, Die ^pi.itre (Der Nul). ft5eiif= 
 lichen). 9. Die ©Intje. Shak. 10. Omueleiil). J 
 Die Krone (eine* Doppelten iJioiettenriamanfji). 
 II. (SBot. ) Die Krone. 12. [ifd)noI.] Die 
 Kuppel (Der (SlaSofen); Die «J)latte (eine* 
 (53locfenl)ut«). [gel)i!>rn. 
 
 Crown of a sing's head, Da« Kruns 
 
 Cro w n - demesn es, t. pi. Die Kroiis 
 guter. --glass, Da« Kronengia*. --im- 
 perial, l^ut.) Die Kaiferfrone; --shell, 
 l>Jiatiirg.] Die Kaiferfrone. — lace, bi« 
 Oiarljbiirie. — lands, Die Kronguter. — 
 office, (©ngl.IDieKronbef)orDc. — piece, 
 Pie (eiigliif^c) Krone ^ = 5 ©l;i(liiig). --post, 
 l>]lrc^it.J Der i>.iiiptpfo|leii. --scab, I9?oe. 
 arjneif.] Der 3gel6t)nf. --thistle. [a\>t.| 
 Die Kaifcrfroiie. --wheel. [IKjrm.] Da* 
 KronraD. --work, [Jeilnng^b.J iai Kri;n. 
 luerf. 
 
 Croivn, 1). a. 1. fronen (K&nigeio. 
 2. 1 fronen , befranjcii. 3. l n. ? fri)nen, 
 fd)inu(f en , jieren ; beloljnen ; uoflenDen. 4. 
 ju einer "HJiirDe er(;eben. Shar. 
 
 To crown a man, [Doinenfp.] einen 
 ©tein nufDamen. A crowned cup, ein bi* 
 an Den 3{anD aiigefnflrer, liben'ofler 9ied)er. 
 
 Croivn of the causeway, (f(f)ott.) 
 Die ^Tiittt Der ©trage. 
 
 Crowner, krrtun'ur. «. I. DerKr&f 
 nenoe, SBodenDer. 2. ofr ftlr Coroner. 
 
 Crowner's - quest, Die ^tfld)tiQUn^ 
 bei P-rniorDeten jc. 
 
 Cro>vnet, kr^un'et, t. 1. f. Coro- 
 net. 2. Der Ictjte (5-rfolg, Die Krone. Shak. 
 
 Cro»vniiig-,kioiin'ing,«. i.(9lrrt)ir.l 
 Dieilroiie, DerKr.inj. 2. (OKar.l Der®rt)aiier» 
 mannffopf. [neralg.] Der ©patl)fri|taU. 
 
 Croylstoue, kroll'stoue, *. [')Jf!s 
 
 Croyu, kroin, V. n. (SBaiDnifpr. J 
 roljren (i>. ipirfdjcn). 
 
 Crucial, kruu'sheal, (fr.) ndj. [(ff}ir.] 
 frenjformig. - incision, Der Krenjfd)nitt. 
 
 CrUCittte, kruu'slieaie, (lat.) v. a. 
 f iiiartern , qiialen , peinigen. — adj. ge> 
 martert, gequalr. 
 
 Cruciation , kruushei'shun , «. 
 Daij £liiaien; Die <)3?arter, ^Pein. 
 
 Crucible, kruu'Hcbi, «. l(£i)tm.] 
 Der ©d)iiiel}tiegel. 
 
 Cruciferous, kruus'ferus , ((at.) 
 adj. Daf Kreiij trageiiD. [jiiier. 
 
 Cruciiier, kn'io sefmr. «. DerKreiiJ 
 
 Crucifix, kruusefiks, (fr.) t. I. Da4 
 Krucifir, Krenjl'ilD. 2. i at tn( Kreuj nn» 
 icrs G-rli)fer#. b) f Da6 Kreiij , Die d)riil» 
 lid)e 9{eligion. (Die Krnijignng. 
 
 Crucifixion , kruosefikshun , «. 
 
 Cruciform, kruu'seform, ilat.) 
 iidj. lajot.j frciijti'rniig. 
 
 Crucify, kruuKefi. (lat. crucifigere> 
 a. I. freiijigrii. 2. l peinigen. 
 
 CrUCif;:erOU8, kruuxidjerua, tL> 
 adj. freuirragciiD. 
 
 Crud, f. C urd. 
 
 Crude, kruud , (lat. cruduaj |>. arW 
 
214 FAle, far. fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, f fn. N6, move, n6r, g&t, 6!l, cl66d. Tiibe, tub, ffill. th\n, THii. 
 
 CRU 
 
 adj. I. rof), ungefodjt (luie Jjrcifd) ic). 2. 
 toi) (im natiirli^jeu 3uiluii&e, luie iSnlj lO. 
 3. ri)1;, tjerbe, uurcif. 4. roij, unoerDaut. 
 5. t a) unoerBaut (u. O^een zc). b) uiiuerj 
 bnute 3&eeii l}.ibeiiCi. ^ Milton. 
 
 Crudely ) krdo'dle, ado. toi), unteif, 
 uiiuerDaiit. 
 
 CrutlenesSf krOu'dnes, t. I. Me 
 5{tii)l;eit , lliircife. 'i. ± 6ie Uiircifljeit, bug 
 Uiiueroiuite (einer Xf)eorie :c.). 
 
 Crudity f kruOdete, s. I. f l|. i bie 
 d{oi)t)iit, Uiiren'e, Unrcifl)eit. 2. nuc^) ini pi. 
 lOJicD. J bie unuerbnulidjffit , uiiuerDnute 
 ©peife. [madjen, uerbicfeti. f. Curdle. 
 
 Crudle « krud'l , v. a. geriniun 
 
 Crudy, krud'e , adj. 1, t geronncn. 
 2. t rol), raiil), fro|ltg. Shak.. 
 
 Cruel y kroo ii, (fc. SB., u. Int. cru- 
 delis) adj. I. graufniu, unmenfd)lic^; bliitig; 
 fiijmerilic^, l)art. 2. J (cine 41tt superlat.) 
 (jraufiini (erfci)rocfen ic). 
 
 Cruelly^ kruu iile, adv. 1. graufam, 
 gviuiiamer -ii5ei|e; fdjmerjlid) , l)ort. 2. J 
 OiMUinm (crrrtjrocfen k.). 
 
 Cruelueas, kruo'ilnes, *. bie®rnu; 
 fiimftit, ilameii|'ii)licl)feit. Spenser. [teit. 
 
 Cruelty, kroo elie, s. bie ©rauinm; 
 
 Crueiltate, uroo'entate , adj. f 
 blutrriefi'iib, tlutig. ['5lnfct)ct)eii. 
 
 Cruet, kioo'it, ». bn« ((?iTiij; u.) 
 
 Cruise, kruus, «. ber fletiie jlnii]. 
 
 Cruise, kiooz, s. [-Bfiir.J bug ilfeu: 
 jeii ; ber ilreiijjiig, bie itreujfatjrt. 
 
 Cruise, •'■ n. [-OJiiir. J (reujeii (uun 
 iSil)lffciU. Cru isin g latitude, bie '5liict)e, 
 bie eiiiem <Sd)iffe iimi iueuien nngciuie- 
 
 ft" ill- 
 Cruiser, kroo'zur, «. [^))?nr.] I. ber 
 
 ilreuier (©d)iif;. 2. bn6 fiaperrc^iff, ber 
 
 iiaper. 
 
 Cruin, krum, > (niigclf. cruraa) s. 
 fJruiiib, ^1. Die ^ruuie, iai 
 
 JJviinictjeii (fleineS ©tiict 35roD;. 2. bie 
 
 ilniiue, ^jroinme. [friiiuelii. 
 
 Cruin, V. a. fruiueii, rrtiinelii, jer^ 
 Cruutble, kriiiubi, t>. a. 1. fru: 
 
 men, friinielii, jerbriirfcdi. 2. mit Srumen 
 
 ober IDecfiiieljl be|lreueii. — v. n. friimelii, 
 
 nit) brocfelii. To - iuto dust, in tataub jer: 
 
 fatten. 
 
 Cruineual, kruo'menal, ((at.) «. 
 
 ^er ~^eiitel. [niir fruninien fpiirnern. 
 
 Cruininock, (f(t)ott. ) eiae Siui) 
 Cruiuiiiy, kruiii'iiii, adj. (rtiinig, 
 
 briicfiig ; weid). 
 
 Crump, krump, (angelf. crump) 
 
 adj. fruiuiii. --footed, fruninibeinig 
 
 -sliouUlered. biirfelig. [^Srobe. 
 
 Crump, (rd)i)rr.) ii,irt u. brocflig cu 
 Crumpet, kiuurpei, $. bet »ueid)e 
 
 ^iirtji'ii. 
 
 Crumple, krum'pl, v. a. jerfriinii 
 
 pelu, jerfiiiideii, jcifiiirterii. - ». n. i>er= 
 
 fd)riimpfen, eiurd)nniinien, ninjein, riinjelig 
 
 luercen. (fleiiicr ruiijeliger Hvfd. 
 
 Crumpling-, kriniipliug , s. ein 
 Cruiicii, kruiitsli, V. n. tniVft^en. 
 
 — V. n. jcrfnirr(i)eH. 
 
 C^ruilk, kiiingk, ) e. n. f 
 
 Cruiikle, knmgk'kK^ f(l)reien luie 
 
 Cin Rritnicl). [Ko\>i nur iiiitin iliiiitrel 
 
 Cruut, (|'ct)otr. ) rin (Sdjiag an t>m 
 
 CRU 
 
 Cruor, kruo'ur, (L 253.) *. ba5 bicfe, 
 
 geronnene S8mt. [(ber >J>ferbe). 
 
 Crup, kruup, krup, «. bai Jtreu) 
 
 Crup, krup, adj. [Qnti.] I. friinielig. 
 
 2. i fcl)aippir4, biiTig. 
 
 Crupper, krup'pur, kruup'ur, *. 
 [3{eit(.J a) t>a6 Kreuj. b) ber (Sd)iuan]- 
 rienien (ber ipferbe). - v- a. nut eiiieni 
 Sdjiuanjrienien ucr|ef)en , cinen ©4>iuflnj; 
 rienien aniegen. 
 
 Crupptu, Q'd)ott.) crept. 
 
 Crumi, kroo lal, (lat.) adj. [91nat.i 
 jum (Sd)enfe( ob. 5Seiiie gelprig. - muscle, 
 cer ©(t)en(einiu6lel. - artery , — vein, bie 
 v5rf)enfeipuiSaber, ©cfjenfelbiutaber. 
 
 Crusade, krousade', i «. l. ber 
 
 Crusado, kroOsado, ) itreiijjug, 
 bie itreajfal;rt. 2. ['JKiinjiu.J ber (portug.) 
 itriifabo. [fal)rer. 
 
 Crusader, kroosa'dur, a. ber itreiij: 
 
 Cruse , kroos , «. [3iorDnni J bM 
 (©lTtg= ic.) (5lnrct)C^en ; f. Cruise. 
 
 Cruset, krou'sit, (.fr. creuset) s. bit 
 ®ci)meiitiegcl (ber ®olbarbeiter). 
 
 Cruslt, krilsli , (ir. scriosam) v. a. 
 
 1. ieriinet|'d)en , jerbriicfen, iernialtnen. 2 
 pniTen , nusprefyen. 3. |topen. 4. eta; 
 bvuifen, jiifaniaieapreffen. 5. ± a) erbriicfen, 
 iinterbriicfen. b) uernic^ten. c) ^ aa8|lecf)ea 
 (eine jjiafdje 2Dein ic). lljeit. Shak. 
 
 Crush d into folly, Denuirrt uoa il;or: 
 
 Crusii, v.n. iui'aiuaiengepre^t , urr^ 
 bicft luerben. 
 
 CrusU, t. bie £luetf4)nng, ber @tu^. 
 
 Crust, krust, (lat. crusta) s. I. § bie 
 itru|1e, 9{iabe, Jptili'e (irgenb einer Sad)C). 
 
 2. Die33robfra|le, 23robrinbe; ber:}{aaft. 3. bit 
 odjale ibes Jsrabben zc). 4. bie iXru|te, ber 
 (i)iinb, *£d)orf. 5. [(Seol.J a) bie i(*rb») 
 »J{inbc. b) bai 3nfru|lat. [nnilop. 
 
 Kissing cru»t, [SJacfereiJ ber iJrob; 
 
 Crust, V. a. I. tnit einer !){inbe iiber; 
 iieljea, befraileu. 2. [led)aul.J (witli) eui; 
 icflca (into. 
 
 Crust , V. n. ftrf) bctruilen. [logy. 
 
 Crustaceolui^y , f. Crusta- 
 
 Crustaceuus, knistil'slius , adj. 
 LiKatarg.J gelenf|"d)alig. 
 
 Crustaceousuess, krusti'shus- 
 nes, s. LiKatnrg.] bie tiieieaffdjoligfeit. 
 
 Crustalog-ical, knistalod jekai, 
 adj. }ur Gd)aaltl;icrlei)re gcljorig. 
 
 Crustalug°i8t, krustaiojlst, «. ber 
 ©d)aMUl)icrfiiiibige. 
 
 Crustalog-y , krustal'oje , ( (at. 
 crusta u. gr. logos) *. bie iSc^aaiti)ierlel)re, 
 Gel;re uon ben firui^aceea. 
 
 Crustated, krust Ated, adj. [^i|% 
 fenfd)] befrii)let, berinbet c^aialt ic). 
 
 CruStatiOU , krusta'shun, 4. 1. 
 bie 3{iabe. 2. bai Onfru|l«i. 3. bie SBefrn^ 
 litnig, "Sennbaiig. [niiirrii'd). 
 
 Crustily, krus'teie, adv. (irgerlid), 
 
 CrustiueSS, knistenes, t. 1. ba6 
 Sruilige, vSdjalige. 2. J bn^ niuxtifd)t, vet-. 
 brii-plti"l)e SOefen. 
 
 Crusty, krus'te, adj. I. frujlig, 
 riiibig, ("djaiig. 2. i argerlic^, btim, m- 
 falirenb. 
 
 Crutch, krutsh, t. 1. bie £rucfe 
 (eaies L'aljmfiij. 2. i t>ai l)o()e 2lltcr. .Shak. 
 
 Togo ivitU crutches, aaivriicfea get)en. 
 
 CRY 
 
 Crutch-stick, ber Sri'icfenflDcf. 
 
 Crutch, V. a. {and} i) bur4> Sruien 
 (liiijen; (on) ilii^en (anf). 
 
 Crux, kriiks, (Int. 233.) *. t (2l(le«, 
 roag beuiirul)igt) ba6 Sreuj. ['Mrt ipapfifdj. 
 
 Cru'yshag-e, *. [3(t)ri;i>i-'i.J eine 
 
 Cry, kri, praet. n. pp. cried, (fr. cri, 
 crier; angelf. graedan) v. n. 1. § fc^reien. 
 2. fd>reien, janimern, meinen. 3. fc^reten, 
 auSrufen. 4. laat auffd^reien. h. bt\[a\, an* 
 f4)lagen (mie eia ^unb). 
 
 To cry against, f(t>reien gegen obtt 
 iiber ©tronS. To - out, l. ausfc^reieii, 
 augrufen. 2. (against) laut auffdjrciea ; fic^ 
 laut beflagen (iiber), taurren ujcgen). 3. 
 freipen (u. JJraaeii). To - upon , titer t>b. 
 gegen ©tiuaS fdjreien. To cry to, anrufen, 
 aajiel)en; fieljcn (jU). 
 
 Cry, v.a. an6fd)reien, au^rufen (©tmaS). 
 
 To cry mercy, um ®iiabe flehen. To — 
 woe, uor ©djnieri auffd)reien. To - quit- 
 tance, (^leid)e£ niit ®ieid)eia ucrgeitea. To 
 
 - aim (to), beii^imnien, genel)migen. 
 
 To cry down, 1. ocrf4)reien , uerrufen. 
 2. unrcrfagen, uerbieten. 3. ju iboitw fd)teien, 
 aieberljaltea, nnterbriicfen. To - off, o au6» 
 fdjreien, ausrufen (SSerlobte). To - up, 1. 
 erl)et>en, laat riil;nien, preifeii, 2. f liberbie* 
 ten ; jleigern , ben ^)>reiS einer €ia0e in bis 
 ipijlje tretben. 
 
 Cry, pi. cries, «. 1. § ber ©4)rct. 2. 
 b\\i> cyefdjrci, (Sd)reien. 3. bn6 (ycfdjrei, 
 :jammern, SBcinea. 4. ber 'B»tn{, ^eifaU6« 
 raf. 5. ber aiueruf (ber iliaarenljaaDier >. 
 6. bai (^uabeo OJebeU, aJellea. 7. [ii}atb> 
 mfpr.J a) bie il'oppel, 'Dieute cpunoe). b) 
 ber J9Uii6Efu')>^cr. 
 4. The cry went once for thee. Shak. 
 
 To commend one out of all cry, ©'iaeil 
 big in ben ^itninel ob. in bie '^ulfea erl)eben. 
 
 Cryai, kri'al, a. [Drnitl;.J ber :)(eil)er. 
 
 Cryer, kri ur, *. l. ber @d)rtier, \. 
 Crier. 2 [Drnitl;.J ber ®eierfaife, tau> 
 bengeier. [laelfc^reienb (iSttabe ic). 
 
 Crying:, kii'ing, adj. fd)reii'ab, l)iin> 
 
 Crying", «• M6 Sdjreien, (Sefc^ret. 
 
 - out, ber '2la6raf; bie ©eburtgnutij, f. 
 to Cry. 
 
 Cryolite, kri'Alite, (gr.) ». ['iSKt* 
 neralg.j bcrilri)olit; flnprpiitl;r>iare il)onerbe. 
 
 CryOpilurUS, kreolurus, (gr. 
 kryos u. piioreo) *. [213ii|enfd).J ber ^aiie* 
 trager, b(\i ^njopl^or. Wollaston. 
 
 Crypt, kript, (gr. krypte) *. 1. bi« 
 anterirbif4)e i>ol)le, (yrafi. 2. bie uaterirbi. 
 \6)t Sapctle. 3. bai ®rrtb eineg •i)}iiirn)rer5. 
 
 c:;ryptic, kriftiik., > adj. uer» 
 
 Cryptical, krip'iekal, Jbotgen, flt' 
 fjeiin. — adv. Cryp'tically, Ijctialti^. 
 
 Cryptogam, krip'togam, tgr.; « 
 [JBor.l bic fri)priigaiaifd)e ^JJjIaaje. 
 
 Crypt ogauiiau, kiiptugam'iaa, 
 ad). fri)ptoganiifd). 
 
 Cryptogauiy, krlptogame, ». 
 [^Dt.J bif Jiln)progamie. 
 
 Cryptog-rapiier , kriptog'gra- 
 fur, ». ber 6)el)eimfi1)reiber. — Crypto, 
 graphical, arfj. ia®el)eiiaf£t)rift nbgefapt. 
 
 Cryptog°rapliy , kriptoggraie, 
 #. I. bie (5Jet)ciiaid)reibefuni'». 2. bie (iJeljeim. 
 fdjrifr. tbie (J)cl)etmfprad)e. 
 
 Cryptology, kriptoiioje, (gr.) «. 
 
FAte. far, fall. fat. M^, met. Fine. fin. NA, move, n^r, got, 6H, cl66d. Tube, ti>b, ftill. tAin. TIIi». 215 
 
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 Crystal, kristll. (or. kryiUllot) t. 
 I. [Qtftm. u. «5Kinernlg.] 6er SriilaU. 2. 
 [®lrt«t).] 6er i?ri|la[( , iai Jiriila(lglii5. 3. 
 irgeiiD eine fri|lnUfotmige 6ub)1anj. 4. 6a6 
 &Ui6 an einetn Ul}rgel)aiire, llljrgla^. 5. i pi. 
 bie 'Mugen. Shak. 
 
 Iceland-crystal, bn \ili\nbi\'<i)tI)ov- 
 |»fliV(itl). Rock-crystal, 6er 2Jergtri|l.iU. 
 
 Crystal, a<0'. l. (titladen. 2. f tri-. 
 
 Cry»tal-form, friflnflfijrmig. KJicyc. 
 
 Crystaliue, kiU'ialiiii,kri!i'talliiie. 
 •w; 1. friitaUeii. 2. fri|lrtllljt(l , ^tiitaU . . . 
 
 Crystal! n e humor, -lens, Cie ^ri): 
 (Indlinie, *ri|lnflfeud)irigfeit (ber Qliigen). 
 
 Crystalite, kiis'ulite, «. ['•}){nu: 
 rolg.l 6fr Itroilndit. [friflodiilrbrtt. 
 
 Crystalizable, krUtaiiizabi, mij. 
 
 CrystalizatiuUfkiUiaiietA'siiuii, 
 «, I. 6ie ^riiliidtfoiioti, Kriil.idifiruiig. 2. 
 lite Ari(ladi|iUion , friilnUii'irtr -MeniTe. 
 
 Crystaliase, kilsiaiiJie. ». a. tri-. 
 flodirireii. — »• n. fid) rnilflUtfiren , )u &ri= 
 fl.ideii flmdjieeen. 
 
 CryHtalog-raplier, kr'stSllog'- 
 grlliir, «. 6tr Jln|laiu>flrnpl) , ilrir^ndfuii= 
 6ifl«. — Crystalograplric, Crystal o- 
 graph'ical, adj. fnilndi)gra|jl)i|"rt). — 
 Crystalograph'ically, adv. trillaflD: 
 
 fltflphifcf). _^ ^ 
 
 Crystaloi^rapliyf kristaiiog'gra- 
 
 fi, «. I. tie llri|1ndogt.H'l)i«- l£nilndiel)rf, 
 Uriflrtdfunte, firiiladbeidKeibuiig. 2. 6le 
 &r:ftadogriip!)ie cliitrt liber Jlriilflde). 
 
 CryMtaloiliauCy , kristallonran- 
 •i, <. oie ^picgrliviil^rragrrei. 
 
 Cub, kub, (ir. caolih) «. 1. b(\i 3iinflf 
 (be« Uireii u. 5Jiid)re6>. 2. f D(i« jungt 
 Ciiifl (Kimbf p6. •DJ?nrd)rn), Sha*. Com- 
 OKEve; t b<i« ftirmloff H)ia. Shir. 
 
 Cub-drawn, iViugeiiD, uon Oungeii o«= 
 (bgen. [iwerfen, gebareii. 
 
 Cub, V. a. 1. werfrn (Ouiige). 2. t 
 
 Cub, «. ber @tndi @tanb (fur SSietj). 
 ~ V. a. f einipcrrfii. [2irg«n. 
 
 Cubatiun, kubi'shun, (Int.) «■ t>ai 
 
 Cubatury, kubAtui^. <idj liegeitb. 
 
 Cubature, ku'baisiiurp, t. {&con\.] 
 bit R'otpttm<^u»(^ , &iit>iri>iTcd)niiiig, Xu-. 
 6inmg; brr rniimlidje 3"l>^'t- 
 
 Cube, kube, (gr. kybo*)«. 1. (@rDm.] 
 ber fiiibiifi, 'Biirfel. 2. i'Mritljm.] bie Sui 
 tifjrti)! , 2Gurfcljnhl. 
 
 Cube- ore, nrfeiiiffnHrfS (^iftw. Ure. 
 .-•root. [<jlritt}m.J bie ^ubifivurirl. 
 
 Cubeb, kd'beb, (orab.; «• [3)ut.] bie 
 jtiibibe. 
 
 Cubic, ku'bik, > adj. fubif({), 
 
 Cubical, ku'bikal. ^ iviiri'elig. 
 
 Cubic foot, ber Rubitfu^. - number, 
 bie $iubitiat)l. - measure, ia6 Kiibiriiing. 
 
 Cubicainess, ku'b^kalnes, «. ini 
 Jtul'irrtje, ajiirfelige. 
 
 Cubicular, kubik'kular, adj. ju 
 eineni 3iiiii"fi' gfOt'rig. 
 
 Cubiculary, kub'k'kulari, adj. 
 •f |iini Girgeii , Qltifiiegeii grrigiiet. 
 
 CubiruriU,ku belurm, adj. [^itflt.] 
 iDurKltoriKig. 
 
 Cubit, kd-bit, (gr. kybiton) «. I. 
 [5lniU.I tie (?lbi>grnrpf)re , bnfi ^Ibrgmbein, 
 bet &ibogeiiriii»ten. 2. [>)){a$ bei Wmtt u. 
 
 CUD 
 
 ®rierf)en] bie Qflt, ber 6ubttu« (=lV2 iJ"0)- 
 
 Cubital, kii'becal, ad;. 1. edenlang. 
 2. ['iliiat.J - muscle, — nerve, —artery, 
 ter (*lbBgeiimu6W, bie ©Ibofleniierue, ©I; 
 bugenpiil6ater. 
 
 Cubited, kd'beted, aiU- ba6 ^llia^ 
 eiiu'e 6ubitu6 Ijnbenb. 
 
 Cubu-cube, kubo-kube, s. 
 10>eotii.i ber JSiibo;ilul'ii^. 
 
 Cubu-tludecaUedral, kut>o- 
 (lodekaiie dral, adj. [OJiiueralg.J luurfelig; 
 ii«bliilad)ig. 
 
 Cuboid, ku'boid, adj. rourfelformig. 
 
 Cuboidal, kubOidal, udj. L<2liuu.j 
 luurfeltprniig. 
 
 Ciibo-octalie<lral, kdb6-okta- 
 iiedral, u<//.[')^^iimilg.j )uur|elig:ac^[f{iid)tg. 
 
 Cuckin^Ktool, kakiugmuOl, *. 
 ter irtiidjrc^euiel. 
 
 Cuckold, kuk'kuld, (6ei Chauceh 
 cokewold; v. fr. cocu; t. tcr .§>at)iiret. -- 
 uiaker, &iner, bcr &l}em<iniier obrr eineii 
 Irl^eiiianii trijiit. [rei moduli. 
 
 Cuci<oid, V. a. rroiien, )uin :^ai)i\: 
 
 Cuei&<»ldly, kiikkiildle, adj. I;iil;ii- 
 ciriiiljnlid), IjuiiDSt'otrii'd) , erbarmlid). Shak. 
 
 Cuckolddoill, kiik kulddiiui, (. 
 
 1. tie ipnt)iirei|'d)iiff. 2. ca6 iporiienuitfe^en. 
 Cuckoo, kuk'kuu, (fr. cuucou; 
 
 nrni. coucouq; lar. cuculus)«. l. ter^iidiicf. 
 
 2. j ber ^puiibUfott, Jf)aluii(e. 3. ber ipiiljnrci. 
 
 Cuckoo-flower,— -bud,— -bread, 
 L'Sot.J bie ilurfucfSblume, ®iiiid>iielfc. -- 
 lisli, I3d>fl)i?i>l.j bcr -iKcerpfiiu. --gilli- 
 tlower, t^ot-J ber $eberi<<). --pint, 
 libot.l ber 'ilruin. --sorrel, [iUoi.J ter 
 iiiicf iid^tlee, ©fluerf lee. --spit, — spittle, 
 [iivt.] ber iliidud6fi>ei(^el. 
 
 Cucko^V, f. Cuckoo. 
 
 Cucqueau, kukkwene, (fr. co- 
 quiue) *. t tie ipure. B. Jonsoh. 
 
 Cucullate, ku'kuiiite, i (itir. ; 
 
 Cucuilated, kukullated. ) adj. 1. 
 (luie; nut eiiicr Jinppe bctecft. 2. [JBui.J dip; 
 peiii&nuKj. 
 
 Cucumber, kdu'kumbur, ku'kuiu- 
 bur, Uai. cucumer; t. bie ©iirfe. Wild -, 
 bit e-feli^giirfe. [ter Dcftidirfolbeti. 
 
 Cucurbit, kukurbir, t. l(^l)em.J 
 
 Cucurbitaceous, kukuibeia'- 
 sliu.s, udj. (iJiu.j fijrbisfbrmig, fiirbiealjniid). 
 
 Cucurbitive, kukurbetlv, adj. 
 - worm, ter iiurbiiMuurm. 
 
 Cud, kud, i. 1. ini (gutter im '\&ox: 
 inofliMi (bcr Iljiere). 2. ber OJfuiibuud labrtf, 
 ten ninn niif emnml fiuict. 3. ter innerc 
 Xl)fil tee (2djlunCe6 leinc^ Il;ierc6, ba& 
 mieterfnuet). 4. (rd)otf.) tcr iluiutel. 
 
 To cliew the cud, 1. luicterfiiiicn. 2. t 
 ubertenfen, iiberlegcn. 
 
 Cud-weed, [2iot.] bcr fin^enfug. -- 
 w o rt,l!Bot.]tic iUiefcniuodc, tnf JvUiljefrnur. 
 
 Cudbctar, kiidbare, $. [Icdjncl.] 
 bie molctfc 'Jarbe. ^ 
 
 Cuddeu, kud'dn.>i. t ber Urobilin, 
 
 Cu'tdy, kiid'dc, 5>Sd)iingel; Ii>lpcl. 
 
 Cuddie, (rd)Ptr.i em (iri'el. 
 
 Cuddle, kud dl, tt. n. o 1. fid> 
 burfcM. 2. fid) uinarmcn. 
 
 Cuddy, kud-de, «. I. lyjiav.] a) $ 
 9n« Simmer, bie fiajiue. b) bie Hiidje. 2. 
 [Oct>tI)oW.J b« Aijljier, Jloi;iniunb. 
 
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 Cud|;-el, kud'jil, (lu. cogel) *. bw 
 ^iii'ittcl, ^5>rtiger. 
 
 To cross Ob. to lay down the cudgels, 
 iai ®e>uc^r (Irccfcn; fid) fiiiiin. To take up 
 tiie cudgels, ju ten 5ii5nfTt'n grcifen ; iJSartei 
 \\ti)mtn. 
 
 Cudgel-play, bai @pic( niit A~nut» 
 tcln. --proof, nrf/. prugclfcfl. Hi'dibras. 
 
 Cudgel, V. a. priig.ni, ntpniiiein. 
 
 To cudgel one's brains about a thing, 
 i fid) ben .ftopf liber &nuii3 jerbrtd)cn. 
 
 Cudg-eler,kudjiiiiii.J *. tcriJJniflf 
 
 Cud^eller, ) ler. 
 
 Cudle, kud I, «. ein fleincr ©eefifc^. 
 
 Cue, kii. (fr. queue) *. 1. § bet 
 v£d)iuanj, ba& Qnbe (cine* Diiigj^ 2. ber 
 3opf (nil ^erriirfeii). 3. ± a) tag gtid)H)ort 
 (tcr ©(<)(iufpieler). b) ber ajiiif, tjingcrjeig, 
 bie fiirje ^niucifung. c) tie 9{odc. d; o bit 
 Cauiie, ©tininuing. 4. u) tcr (Jiirtijing, 
 i^cdcr. b) bcr iBcrtl) cincf ipcdcrp. Bbao 
 ■MONT. 5. bie jQiieuc , bcr $Jidarb|li'cf. 
 3 c) Were it my cue to tiglit. Shak. 
 
 To give any one his cue, ©•iiiein bie 
 Wortt III ben ■OTunb legcn. It is not in 
 my -, e6 tjl ni4>t nn mir. In good -, bet 
 guter Sonne. [Sd)iiMfpiele). 
 
 Cue- fellow, + ber '•})?iffpicicr (im 
 
 Cuerpo, kwer'po, dp. ii3. ; u. liU. 
 corpus) *. To be in -, pt. to walk in -, 
 im ipcmte, j^nudflcite ob. iinbefieitcf fein. 
 
 Cuir, kuf, (perf. kafa) «. 1. ter '5nu|l. 
 \<i)U\q, iJSuif, e4)ing. 2. ber totreid) (p. 
 >J3ii>gcln). 
 
 To be at fisty-cuffs, fid) balgen. To 
 go to -s, ftct) fc^lagen, fid) bnigcn, tjanbt 
 gemeiii lucrten. A -on the ear, cincDiirfcige, 
 
 CulT, ». a. 1. fnuffcn, niit jjiuitlen 
 fd)lngen ; (Sinem '3Rniilfd)cden gcbcn. 2. mit 
 ten liriidcn ot. Suigcln fd)i(igcii (u. a36gelii). 
 
 — V. n. fic^ rnufen , ild) baigen. 
 Cuir, 1. 1, tcriiiiffc^iafl (nn Heibern). 
 
 2. tie '0)fnnfd)ette, .^iintfrniife. 
 
 Cult* , V. a. nnffctlngeii (ilieitew. 
 
 Cuif, (fcf)ott.) tcr Dummfopf, ^infet, 
 Iropf. [f)ii|pein, Sliifiuinteii, ^liifuiirfcln. 
 
 Cuiuag-e, kwlnaje, *. bai 2Iuf. 
 
 Cuirass, kweras', (fr. cuirasse; lu. 
 curas) s. tcr iliimg, ^niilf^arnifd). 
 
 Cuiras.*«ier, kwerasscer', t. bet 
 ^iirnffter, :parntfd)ri'irer. 
 
 Cuisli, kwis, (fr. cuisse) s. ber ®etii» 
 l;nriiird), tie *einfd)iene. Cuisses, pi. 
 ter ibciii(}arnird). Shak. 
 
 CuitikiiiM, y (rd)utt.) bie «ntna» 
 
 Cutikiii^s, 5 fdjcu. 
 
 Cuitle, (fd)iut.) diddle. 
 
 Cuittle, (engl. cuddle) tickle. 
 
 — favor, curry favor. 
 Culdees, kuldjze, dnf. culiore* 
 
 Dei) *. pi. ^Wmtfjt (eftemoU in S^iutlnnb, 
 Orlnnb n. 'i[jnic6 >. 
 
 Culerag^e, kil'llrldje, (p. fit, cul) 
 ». I23pt. I tiU' ylL'l)frnur. 
 
 Cuiiciroriii, ku iiseiurm, (inr. ca- 
 
 lex 11. lorma) adj. fl('t)nrrig. 
 
 C«ilinary, ki'rienar^, (Int.) oftf. 
 bne Aud)rnivcfcii bcrrcjfriib. 
 
 Cull, kill, (fr. cueillir?) v. a. 1. auit 
 Icfen, niitriid)cti. 2. i oit65ii|)cii; niiemerj<n. 
 
 Cufi, «. 1. (Od)ti;i)i>i.| bie Our.ppe/ 
 i£aulc|ii>ippe. 2. t ber Irupf, ^uijcl. 
 
216 Fate, far, fall. faJ. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r. got. ^il. cl^tnl. Ti'ibe. tub, fCill. t//in, THis. 
 
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 Culler, kuliur, #. l. bcr 9Iu«refer. 
 2 [gjtrtffad). u. eunn.l ber i«etf= u. gn0= 
 bnii&eiuOmVeftor. 3. Mi <»?.irjrd)nf. 
 
 CuUibility, kuUebilete, «. O U. 
 + bie Seirf)tfllaulJiflfeit. Swift. 
 
 Culliun, kul'yun, (it. coglione) s. 
 1. 6ie i?cDe. 2. o 6er ^uuDgfutt, ©c^urfc. 
 3. [»ot.] BflS ^nflbcnfrnut. 
 
 Culliualy« kul'yuuli, adj. o u. f 
 JjuiiDefortifd) , lumpitj. Shak. 
 
 CulliSf kuriis, (ft. coulis) ». 1. Die 
 burcf)gertil)te itraftbriiije. Beaumomt. 2. 6er 
 Diird)rd)lnfl. 
 
 Cully, kul'le, *.o6er®cfLip|>te,Ircpf. 
 
 Cully, V. a. o frppeii, bctriigeii. 
 
 Cully isin, kul'leLm, *. o bie Sl^hv- 
 fell)aftinfeit. 
 
 Culnt, kulni, ((at. culnius) «. 1. 
 [Sot.] beripalni, ©tcinget. 2. bie biirreii 
 if)almc, bnS ©trot). 3. [>)Kiii.] bie ittM)llt»rd)e, 
 ©djmief efDl)le. [ ()olmtMQenb. 
 
 CulMliferOU.<», kulmiferus, adj. 
 
 Culminate, kul'menate, (Int. cul- 
 men) v. n. (ai|lri)ii.J f iilminireii , gipfeln. 
 
 Culniiuation, kiiluieiiasliun, s. 
 I. [9J|lroii.] a) bie ^uiminntiun. b) ber 
 ^iilniiiintiongpunrt. 2. Die ©pi^e, Der®ipfel. 
 
 Culpability, kutpabileie , *. Die 
 ©trnfbarfeit. 
 
 Culpable, kul'pabl, adj. 1. itrnf; 
 t>nr. 2. t ^°'') l'rf)"lbig (cine« a3crbrecf)cn6). 
 Spehscb. — adi). Cul'pably, i^nfbnr. 
 
 Culpableness, kuipabine*, (u. 
 Int. culpa) *. Die ©trafbnrfcit. 
 
 Culprit, kul'prit, «. bet9ln(jef(flGte; 
 
 93erbrei1)er. 
 
 Cultcli, kultsli, «. bie 3lufTerb(iiif. 
 
 Culter, kul'iur, ». r. Colter. 
 
 Cultivable, kul'tevabl, adj. a\U 
 bnulid). 
 
 Cultivate, kul'tevite, (lat. colere) 
 V. a. I. T bnucn, nnbnuen (SnnDj. 2. i a) 
 nu6bi(Den, i>erebcln (^ell ®ei|lj. b) nnbnisen, 
 flti^iQ treibcii, iibeii (ituiiile ic). c> unter= 
 tinlten, nnljreti (eble OJeftminngcn «•)• d) 
 unter()fllten (einen Sriefiuedjfd ic). 3. an-. 
 pffnnien , jieljcn ( fiorii it.)- 
 
 To cultivate acquaintance, (mit (?i: 
 iieni ) lltiiflniig pflcgen. 
 
 Cultivation, kultevi'sliun, t. 1. 
 ber »rtu, atnbaii. 2. t a> Die 2IU6t>i(bung, 
 a3erebliing. b) bie Setrcibung. c> bie lln: 
 ter()flltiing. 3. bie 91npf»anjung. 
 
 Cultivator, kui tevatur, «. 1. ber 
 aiiibauer, ?l5(iiiiijer , Sniibmirtf). 2. l ber 
 SBerebler. [?>iatiirg.J^ mcfTcrformig. 
 
 Cultrated, kul'tiatld, (\at.) adj. 
 
 Culture, kuruiiure, t. I. $ ber 
 aSou, atiibnu. 2. ber Snnbbnii, g-erbbnu. 3. 
 i bie aiu^bilDiiiig, 95crfcineriing, iBcreDliing, 
 ^ultur, Der Sliibau. 4. Die ?liip|Ianjuiig. 
 
 Culture, V. a. ^ bnueii, aiibiiiieii. 
 
 Culver, kai'vur. (flligelf. culfer. 
 culfra) *. Die Inube, SCnlDtaube. Thomsom. 
 
 Culver-liouse. Der liiiibeii|'d)liig. -- 
 key, [!8ot.l bie mtWi. --tail, [3im: 
 Sttrl.] bet ©(^iunlbenfd)iuaiij (23nlffiibniib). 
 --tailed, [ ©d)iff«bnuf.] burd) ©djiunl; 
 bfnfdjmntije iierbuubeii ob. befefligt. 
 
 Culverin, kul'ver'n, (fr. couleuv- 
 Tine) «. [Olrfifl.] bie gelDfdjIange. 
 
 Culvert, kul'Tcrt, 4. [Ie(^iiol.] eiii 
 
 CUN 
 
 unter einem SBege ob. ^anat roegtniifenber, 
 mit einer iSriicfe beberfter Oiang ; bas unter; 
 irbii'd)e ©eiuijlUe (jii iBiifferleitungeii :c.). 
 
 CuMlbent, kumbeut, (liU.) adj. 
 liegcnD. Cyc. 
 
 Cumber, kum'bur, (Dan. kummer; 
 Summer; ». a. i. I'efuiunierii, fiiuinu'rn, 
 migileii. 2. i a) befd)i«eren , belniligeii. b) 
 uert)inberii, nufljalten. c) i4ber()mifeiii iiber^ 
 laDeii. 3. (bcffer Encumber) fperren , i>er-- 
 (■(^iitten, ucnpcrren. [mnd)en. 
 
 To cumber with difticulties, fc^mierig 
 
 Cumber, t. f l. tm ^inDcrnip. 
 2. ± Die 23erd)iuer0e, "ail; Der SBerbrug. 
 
 Cumbersome, kuinbuisum, adj 
 I. l;iiiDerli(^, bei"rf)ii)eriid). 2. t a) Inilig, 
 befd)ii'frlid). b) fdjiucrj'djiuertnnig, iiiibcl)iilf: 
 lid), c) fperrig; - goods, [©eeljaiiDeiJ ^m-- 
 ren, Die L>iel ^aum cinneljmeii. — adv 
 Cu m'bersoniely , ljillberlic<>; Inflifl; un^ 
 bcl)ulfiid). 
 
 Cuuibersomeness, kum'bur- 
 sumnes, *. Die ©djiucrfiiUigfeit; 2n|ligfeit, 
 'i3efd)iuerlid)feit. 
 
 Cumbrance, kum 'bran.se, «. 1. 
 bai 5?mDeriiip. 2. Die ^jefdjiuerDe, Snil. 
 
 Cumbrous, kum'brus, adj. I. tjin-- 
 berltd>. 2. i IJiilig, befd)iucrlicf). 3. $ uer; 
 luorreil. Miltom. — adv. Cum'brously, 
 l.-illig; ()inDer(id|). [SCnUmiirj. 
 
 Cumfrey , kum'fre, «. [25ct.] bie 
 
 CumiU, kuui'niin, ( gr. kyminon) 
 ». [Sot.J ber^iimuiel. --seed, ber ^iim; 
 med'ame. [gossip. 
 
 Cummer, (ft^ott.) midwife. 
 
 Cummock , (fd)utt.) a cliort 
 staff with a crooked head. 
 
 Cuutulate, ku'niulate, (lat.) V. a. 
 Ijiiufen, niifl)iiufcn. [Die 2IiifI)niifung. 
 
 Cumulation, kumula shun , s. 
 
 Cumulative, kii'inulativ, adj. 
 I. eilie ^Jidiic bilbenb. Bacon. 2. [diedjti: 
 fpr.] (jiiijufDmiiieiib, fumutntiu. 
 
 Cuu, kun, V. a. f I. foiinen , roifTen, 
 f. Con. 2. (bcjlier Cond) to - a sliip. Die 
 3{id)tung eiiie^ ©d)iff6 bcilimiiien. 
 
 Cunctatioii, kiingkta'shun, (lat.) 
 *. t bn5 3'iubern, bie Sogcriiiig. 
 
 Cunctator, kungkiitur, «. f ber 
 Sautercr, S&gerer. 
 
 Cuurt, kund, (beutfi^ £iinbe) v. a. 
 beno(f)rid)tigeii , titelDeii. 
 
 Cuueal, kii'ueal, ((at.cuneus) adj. 
 fcilftrmig , feilartig. 
 
 Cuneate, ku'neate, 
 
 Cuneated, kuneated, 
 
 CuneiTorm, ku neefSmi 
 
 Cuiiiform, ku'iicfomi, 
 
 Cuneg'UUd, kiinegund, t. ^lini; 
 gunbe cJiotne). [Der 9tbjii(>^gr(U'eii. 
 
 Cunette, kunet', #. [Jeiliing^b.j 
 
 Cuniier, kun'nur, t. [9iattirg.j Der 
 <Ofufd)eljird) , Die ^Weenrf^nerfe. 
 
 Cunning', kun'nmg, (aiigelf. cun- 
 nan, connan) adj. l.tfuilDig, fllig, geidjirff, 
 erfafjreu, gewnubt. 2. t tiiniiHd). 3. Ii|ltg, 
 fein, L'errd)lngen, uer|"d)ini(jt. 4. I fdjelmifd), 
 nrgliftig. — ado. Cun'ningly, lifiig, per; 
 rct)lageii. 
 
 Cunning-fetch, ber $nff. --man, 
 t ber asa^rfrtger. - • w o m a n , f Die Wni)t: 
 fagcriiin. --place, bie Saner. 
 
 ctia 
 
 Cunning', kun'ning, «. I. « bie 
 &enntni0, erfaljreiifjeit, ^unjl, ©ef^icflic^s 
 feit. 2. bie geinljeit, CiiT, aScrfdjmi^tljeit. 
 3. I Die >Jlrnli|l; ?{mife. 
 
 Cunningrue.<SS, kun'ningnes, *. 
 Die '21rgli|l, aSerfdjiiiit^tl^eir, SBerrd>lngenf)eit. 
 
 Cup, kup, (nngelf. cop. cupp; m. cwb, 
 cwpaii), *. I. Die ©djnie, Infff, Der SScc^er. 
 
 2. ± a) ber trunf. b) pi. ? Do* ®eliig 
 Mii.ToK. 3. jeDe^ bcdjerfortiiige Ding : a; 
 Dn^ iJitipfdjen (einer g-tdjeD. b) Der Itcld) 
 (einer iBiiune). 4. ber ©djrijpffopf, DaS 
 ©d)r&pfgla5. 
 
 Parting cup, Der 9Ibrcf)ieb5triinf- T» 
 drink a chirping — , in fleiiien S'igen trins 
 fen. -and can, ([ 3ed)briiDer, oertrnure 
 JreunDe, ein §crj u. eine ©eele. He has 
 got a - too much , er l)(it eiii ®ln6 ill i>ic(, 
 ifl fjnlb bctrunfen. 
 
 Cup-bearer, Der SWuilDl'djenf. -- 
 board, a) s. 1. Der ©(f)miif, Speifefifjranf, 
 ®erd)irrt"d)ranf. 2. Der ©djenttifcl), fireDenj^ 
 tifd). b; V. a. t 1. ein)"ct)lif|;en , in einent 
 ©djranfe ueriualjrcn. 2. nufl)i'iiifen. Shak. 
 --gall, Der ©i(tnpfe(, ©allnpfel, Jtnopper. 
 --rose, [<Sot.] Der •i))?Lil;n. --shot, -- 
 shot ten, benebelt,betrunfen. --weight, 
 Dnij (?inia^gen)id)t. 
 
 Cup, V. a. 1. [ef)ir.] |"4)ropfen. 2. * 
 mit 35ed)ern uerfef^en. Shak. 
 
 Cupel, ku'pel, *. [ff^cm.] Die Jtn. 
 pede, Der leil. [[(njeni.) bag ^Ibtreiben. 
 
 Cupellation, kupeila'shun. *. 
 
 Cupid, kiipld, t. ['Wptf).] ber Sie. 
 befgott, (EiipiDi). 
 
 To look for Cupids in (he eyes, fic^ 
 oerliebtcr SBeife in geliebten 91ugen ipiegcln. 
 
 Cupidity, kupid'ete, s. bie ©e» 
 gierbe, l:uft, tnio ®eiii|t. 
 
 Cupola, kii'pola, (it. 2D.) *. ['Hr<i)ii.] 
 bie iiuppel, ber Sdui. 
 
 Cupolaid, ku'polAde, adj. f mit 
 einer ituppel uerfeljen. [58aber. 
 
 Cupper, kup'pur, *. ber ©diropfer, 
 
 Cupping-jkup'ping, t. baS ©d)rDpfcn. 
 
 Cupping-glass, bn^ ©d)ropf,jlii6, Dec 
 ©d)riJpfropf. ^ Ifiipferig. 
 
 Cupreous, ku'preus. adj. fupfern, 
 
 Cupriferous, kupnterus, adj. 
 fiipterl)altig. 
 
 Cur, kur, t. 1. ber d'c&fedjte, nu6ge» 
 artete) 5?unD, Sbter. 2.f Der ©d)iirfe, i>nlnnfe. 
 
 Curable, kii'rabl, ((at. euro) adj. 
 (jeilbat. |5pcilbarfeit. 
 
 CurablenesM, ku'rablues, s. bie 
 
 Curacy, kii'rase. ) s. I. 
 
 Curatesliip, ku'r^teship.^ [&iig(.] 
 bie Hnterpfnrre , bas; llnterpfarranit. 2. 
 l(?ng(.) bie ^JJfarre, eine uoin 5^ifd)iM' perlie» 
 (jene ^fri'inbe birfe^ 5uinieii5, JJiirntie. 
 
 Curate, kurate, *. I. [(5-|ig(.] bet 
 llnterpfarrcr, ^^Jfarn'muefer. 2. (©ngl.J ber 
 iJSfarrer, f. Curacy No. 2. 3. ^ ber 5Ber» 
 (uefer, ©tefluertrefer. Drydew. 
 
 Curative, ku'rativ, adj. i. bie 
 ^iir oon ^ranfljeiten betrejfenb. 2. (jeKenb. 
 
 Curator, kura'tur. «. 1. $ ber S3ot< 
 iteljer. 2. ber ^flegrr, 2Jormunb, Curator. 
 
 3. lUniyerfitrtteiil ber JKurator. 
 Curb, kurb, (u. fr. courber) «. 1. 
 
 [9?eitf.] bie Itinnfetre. 2. i berSnnnt, 3uge(. 
 3. ba$ !8tuiiiieiiae(Aiiber, bie ^uiineuiiuiuar. 
 
Fate, far, fall, faL Mh, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, fill, cl6ud. Tube, tub, full, t/iin, THis. 217 
 
 4. [gjoenrjneif.) bit ©i^nte, ^iifgcfcftreurff, 
 ta Spnrl). (6er ^{nll^|^ein dm ^J5jla|lern; 
 
 Curb- i.au<tf kerb- uD. ki rb-) stone 
 
 Curb, t). a. 1. Die ^iiinfette anieneii 
 (finetn 'JpicrOe); 6anDigen. 2. t jnl)iiieii, 
 6aii£i(ieii, iiiiji'lii. 3. mic eiiiem Oieuinber, 
 eiiift 'TOiiuet uerfefjeii oDer umgcben (luie 
 ijtunneii). 4. f fnimmen , bicijeii. 5. b- »«• 
 fricd)(ri, fid) frunmuii. Shak. 
 
 Curbed time, tit eingei'c^rAnfte 3tit. 
 
 CJurbiiig', kiir'biiig, t. Die ^iii: 
 f(t)raiifuiii). 
 
 Curcltf (gael.) kerchief; a wo- 
 tuaa'* covering for tlie head; in- 
 ner linnen cap. 
 
 Curcliie, (rd)0tt.) a courtety. 
 
 Curd, kurd, / «. Hit grroniieiie Wild), 
 
 CJurtlK, pi. 5 ^^<^ Quarf, l><i6 Hub. 
 
 To turn lo curds, gcrillUfn. -s ot 
 milk, in AniVguarf, tier >))iilc^riuiiiven. 
 
 Curd-cakes, jtiifi'f iict)etl. 
 
 Curdf o. a. geriiiiien mnc^en. 
 
 Curdle, kurd'l, v. n. 1. gcrinnen. 
 
 2. gefle^eii, (id) uerbiden. — v. a. 1. jiim 
 @eTiniirii brinotn. 2. t gerinneii nmd)eii 
 ttai 93lut). [SdJ'if'^'" "•" $'>mn«l- 
 
 Curdled sky, t>a6 leid)te Oitiublt, Die 
 Curdy, kur'de, ai(;. gerouneii , biif. 
 Cure, kiire, (fr. cure; I.U. cura) #. 
 
 1. bif iliir <ipeilung>. 2. Dai "peilmiitel. 
 
 3. bie ©eelforge. 
 
 Under cure, in ber Rut. Ills without 
 • -, uiiljeilbare Uebel, To be past -, uhj 
 ^eiibar fein. 
 
 Cure, «• «• I. (of> fiiriren, f)etlen 
 (von). 2. t \)tiltn (Seibenrd)ofteii :c.; 3. 
 unma<i)tn, einfiii|en, eiiipofeln. 
 
 Cureless, kiiieies, a<(;»unf)et(bar. 
 
 Curer, kurur, < ber 'Urjt, ^^rlfrr. 
 
 Curfevi^, kur'fu. (fr. couvre-feu) 
 t. 1. l&iigl.J bie 'i^bcn^gIorfe (nl«3eid)cn jur 
 91u5li>i'd)Uiig betf^euerd unbSid)t6). 2. f bai 
 geiierbled), bie ©lurAiirje, ber ©liitberfel. 
 
 Curfew-bell, bie '^beiibglode, f. No. 1. 
 
 C urfuirie , ( r(t)()tt. ) ruffle; 
 rumple; put in a disordered and 
 tumbled state. 
 
 Curinlity, kuiial'ete, t. I. t bie 
 95orred)fe eiiie«ipofe«; ber jpofilaiU. Baco.-h. 
 
 2. ber (Sdjifiitrinn. [2. brt6 eiiiinljen. 
 CuriiiflT, kiirtug, «. l. t>a6 *peilen. 
 Curing -bouse, [ !IOc|lillbien ] bil^ 
 
 (SllrferolrorfenljOlli;. Edwards. W. Indies. 
 
 CurioIoi^iC, ktireulndjik, (gr.> 
 mdj. furio(ogiid) ( v. geiuiffeii i>icri>flli)pl)eiu. 
 
 Curiuwity, kuieos'ete, (fr. curio- 
 siie) I. 1. Die >)reugierbe, 5aji6bfgierbe, SUeu; 
 flier. 2. u) bie 9ietrigfcit, 3ierlid)feir; iinb 
 bflf)er: bie Siererei, iJiiiiiTelci, ber ^iii). 
 b) bie Jeiiiljeit, 3nrtl)eit. Shak. 3. bie &c: 
 nnuiflfeir, iSorgfnlt, 'ilengfllidjfeit. Ray. 4. 
 bie ®elteiif)eit, Wiiritiit (eriua6 ©elteiit*). 5. 
 t ber (fd)L>iie, feltenei SSrrfud). Bacon. 
 
 Curiuso, kiireu'so, (it. 2D.; «. ber 
 felteiie ^Bieiifd), 95irtiiD6. 
 
 Curious, ku'reus, <lat. curiosus) 
 mdj. I. neugierig, iiiiijbcgierig. 2. (alter u. 
 of) aufmerffnm, nd)trnm (niiO, flei&ig (bei). 
 
 3. flenau, forgfaltig, piiiirtlid). 4. niigillid) in 
 bet2Dnl)l; rd)iuer ju beiriebigen. 5. i i.irt, fein. 
 6. jierlid), nrtig. 7. gertid)r, gefiiiiflelt. 8. t 
 (Iccnge; fc^ivierig. Suak. 9. felteti, tVnber: 
 
 CUR 
 
 bar (If)atfa4)e). 10. (unflli((), £unfl unb 
 Sorgfnit erforberub. 
 
 To be curious of..., nngfliid) futften. 
 
 Curiously, kii'reusle, adv. I. tvi^; 
 begieng, mit Sorgfalt, aufinerffain. 2. }i(:rli(t), 
 nett, artig. 3. fuiiDerbar, uiigciuijl;iilid). 
 
 Curiousness, kuieiisues, «. i. 
 Die &tin|'ili(l)CeUi 3ieriiit)feit. 2. bie '>punft= 
 Ud)(eit. 3. Die OieugierDe. 
 
 Curl, kiirl, (t)Utl. krullen) v. a. 1. 
 frniifeln, niigeln, loden (^iiare;. 2. friim^ 
 men, ivinben, ummiiiben, breljen, umfd)itn: 
 gen (ivie eine ©d)liuige). 3. ^ (mit Ifodeiu 
 fleiben, jieren. Milton. 4. lueUeiifcicmig be-. 
 luegen, in ^ogen, ili^eUeii ert}ebeii. 
 
 Curled, [iUJiiiDmrpr.j tmt J^nitpfc^eM 
 mie mil ^erlen befetjt (u. ^pirfd>geiueil)e). 
 
 Curl, V. n. 1. fid) lurfen. 2. luogen, 
 iuiiUen„ 3. fid) luinben, \id) brcf)en. 4. (down; 
 iurtidfitifen , ^uriidfiU^ren , ^uriidilarreu. 
 
 Curl, «. 1. Die iSudi, ^iiarlode. 2. bie 
 'IS3aUuna, iveUenfijrmige ^etvegung. 3. bie 
 -:U3iiibung (ber $afern). 
 
 Curl- beaded, einen Sudenfopf f)tibenb. 
 
 Curled-pate, kdrld-pate , adj. 
 geludie^ ^aat ifabtnb. 
 
 Curler, (f(i)utt.)a player at game 
 on t lie ice, practised in Scotland, 
 called curling. 
 
 Curie ^V, kur'lii, (fr. courlis ob.cour- 
 licu) «. iDrnitl).] a; ber %rad)ui>gcl, ^2i3iiiD- 
 uugel, SSctteruogel, (^ewitterDugel , 6id)ler, 
 bie ^ra({)f(t)nepfe. b) ber ©trniibpfeifer. 
 
 Curlie, (|'ct)Utt.> curled, whose 
 hair falls naturally in ringlets. 
 
 C urlie w ur lies, (i'd)ott.> fantas- 
 tical circular oruaiueuts. 
 
 Curliuess, kur'leues, «. bie^raufe 
 (bed ^paared;. 
 
 Curling:, kur'ling, t. 1. bai £raus 
 fein ; ilUallen. 2. p<. I'^BoiDmiVr.] bie i&udclii 
 (iini &timi)t ber :pirfd)e;. 3. (fdjoit. >a 
 well known game on the ice. 
 
 Curling-irons, — -tongs, pi. b<li 
 ^raufeleifen. --pipes, )>{. Dit^iiriiufeltjui). 
 — stuff, Dai iJWiiferljolj. 
 
 Curly, kur'le, adj. 1. locfig; (odic^t. 
 2. (id) fninfeliib (nud) u. 2i3itiTer). 
 
 Curiuudg'eou, kurmud'jun, «. 
 ber ijilj, iliiider. Hudibbas. — Curmud'- 
 geonly, adj. fil^ig, miderifl. 
 
 Curiuurriug-, (fc^ott.) grum- 
 bling, [d e f i u i t e n u in b e r. 
 
 Curu, (f(t)i)tt.) a quantily; an in- 
 
 Curuey, (|(t)Ott.J round; granu- 
 lated. [ninM=-4 *il)efftl;. 
 
 Curnock, kuruok, 4. rin OietreiDe: 
 
 Curpiu, (f(t)OCf.> the crupper. 
 
 Curple, ^ . ^^j J ^^ 
 
 Curpin, ) '^ 
 
 Curracll, (fl^urt.) acorackle or 
 smal! skiff; boat of w icker-work, 
 covered with hides. 
 
 Curraut, kurran, (u. Corinth) «. 
 l33ot.] a> bie iiDrintl;e._ b; bie Ooljiinnisbeere. 
 
 Currency, kue'rense, (int. currere) 
 «. I. ber®iiiig, £auf(Der Seine.). Avlihe. 
 2. Die (Siingbrtrfeit uuu6 &etiid)(t6 k., uon 
 Wuiiieu). 3. (beffer fluency; Die (»eliuifig» 
 feit (im ®pred)en;. 4. berSUertl), <j>rei6. 
 Bacon. 5. l^auDelJ a; ber llmiaiif, £mif, 
 bie 3irf ulAtion i ber 6uur^. b; bm jirfto 
 
 CUK 
 
 lirenbe ^apiergelb, gemiinjre ®elb, ftonrnnh 
 gclb, Jtournnt; the lawful - of a country, 
 bie 2anbe6 ; SBnlutn. c) Die ©aiigbnrteit, SBcn 
 rati(lid)reic. 
 
 Current, kur'rlnt, adj. I. [^iinDef] 
 a) umlaufeiib, iirfulireiiD, furfireiib, fourflnt. 
 b; (giiltig) fourant, gnngbac (v. ■DKiiiijen to. 
 c; preidiuertl), oerfnii(li(^. 2. i gniigbar, mi)» 
 Difd). 3. Inufenb (oiil;r, $ti\i, 3iii6 lo. 4. 
 fournnt, Inufeiib, nuirftgiingig (u. ^Preife;. 
 
 0. i a; gl<iubl;nft, bnar. b; aUgetnein, an* 
 genDinmen, giiltig. 
 
 it is gone -, tS ifl baf)in. To be -, I. 
 gnng u. gcbe fein. 2. in ber -WoDe fein. Ho 
 is not very -, J er i\\ nid)t red)t n)Dl)lnuf. 
 To pass — , fur ui>(I nnbriiigen. It passes 
 for — , ti ift niigenommen. At the — en- 
 change, (ipiinbelj jiim je^igen Sonrtf. Foi 
 - payment, gegen bnared Qielb. 
 
 Current, «. i. ber (a3afferi,9uft>) 
 
 Strom , Die ©trijmimg (im -Bieere). 2. bcf 
 
 ©ting, enuf (ber 3eit u.). 3. ± ber Qilaubt, 
 
 bit ■"Ufeinung. 4. bai Greigiiig, Der aJorfflfU 
 
 i. A current sets inio llie Medileria. 
 
 nean. The gulf stream is a remarkable 
 
 — in the Atlantic. 
 
 Currently, kur'remle. adv. 1. fort* 
 (nufenb, unnuff)t)rli(<); bat)tt. 2. ± a; gana* 
 bar. b) odgeinein. o geliiiifig ( fpred)en ic). 
 
 Currentness, kur'ientnes, «. 1. 
 ber llmrnuf, bie 3irfnlntiDn (be* ®eibe«). 
 2. bie ©nngbarfeit. 3. f bie ©eliiufiflfeit. 
 Die (liegenbe 9lu^fprnd)e. 
 
 Curricle, kuriekl, (dit.) «. i. bit 
 jmeiraberige , mit jiuei ^ferDen befpannte 
 &ut\d)t, ^iirriL'le. 2. t ber 2t5(igen. 3. f bet 
 Sauf. [beiter, ®arber. 2. ber ^JJferbeflrieglef. 
 
 Currier, kur'reiir, s. I. DerSeberar* 
 
 Currisil, kur'rish, (f. Cur) adj. ^tin* 
 bifc^, (nurrig, brummig, bei^ig. — ad». 
 Cur'risbly, fnurrig, bei^ig. 
 
 Currisiuiess, kur'iishnes, «. bci6 
 fnurrige, beipige 2Uefen. 
 
 Curry, kur'ie, (lat. corium; fr. cor- 
 royer; v. a. 1. gnrben, gar mnd)en (ipniire). 
 2. ilriegein (^ferbe;. 3. ± a; grirben, bind)* 
 giirben , burct)priigeln , obpriigehi. b; To - 
 favor with any one, fid) bei OemniiDen eiii* 
 \'d)nitid)tln ob. ciniiifd)ineid)elii fnd)en. 
 
 To curry with, {id) einfc^meic^eln, ^ud)6* 
 f(^)i»iinjen. 
 
 Curry, *. eine Wifd)iinq oerf(f)iebene» 
 (^giunaren jn einem (i)erid)i (j. aj. 9{ei6 mit 
 Sent «.). ^ [ Striegcl, 
 
 Curry-comb, kur'rekome, M. ber 
 
 Curse, kiirse, (nngelf. cursian, cor- 
 sian) prael. u. pp. cursed 11. curst, v. a. 
 
 1. uerflnd)en, periuiiiifd)en. 2. inm "ieufel 
 miiuf(l)en (einen;. 3. (Irnfen, plagcn. 
 
 To curse any one to hell, ^inen ^U 
 nllen leufein fd)irfen. 
 
 Curse, V. n. flud)en, ®ott Indern. 
 
 Curse, «. 1. ber 'SUid) , bit 93en»un« 
 fd)nng. 2. n bie SBerbammiiig, i|>ein. 
 
 To wish a curse lo any one, (finetn 
 allei Uiigliid nnn)iiiird)cn. 
 
 Cursed, kursed, adj. 1. vttHud)t. 
 
 2. i)fr|lud)t, obfd)enlid). 3 \d)i\tlid), giffig, 
 bi)6t)iif[. Shak. — ado. Cur'sedly, O ver< 
 fliid>t (fd)(ed)t zc). 
 
 Curseduess, kur'sldnls, «. bod 
 SBerjIuc^tfein, bie i5ertiiid)tl)eiti ber fdma. 
 
218 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. ^o, move, nir. got, oil, «l6n(l. Tiihr. tub, full, t^in, THls. 
 
 CUR 
 
 Curser, kur'sur, ». btt %h\d)tt. 
 
 Cur<iiUip, kui'sliip, s. Die i^unbenft; 
 tur, ®Vfid>e(iecfcrei, ©ftneinfjeit. Hodibras. 
 
 Cursing-, kursing, «. bad aJerffu^ 
 c^en, Bie 25mi)iitird)iitig. 
 
 Cursitor, kui'setur, t. [©ngf.] bcr 
 ^rtnj(ei|'d)rei()er (in bcni Court of Chancery). 
 
 €3iirsive, kur's'v, adj. furrent, fTie; 
 ^eitb, ftuil)tig (^anbfd)vift) ; tutfw. 
 
 Cursor, kur'sur, ((nt. 20.) ». [2Dtf< 
 fem'd).] btv Sttufer (in cinera OniTrumente). 
 
 Cursorary 9 kiirsorare, adj. f 
 piidjtig. .Shak. [eilig, obenljin. 
 
 Cursorily, kur'sorele, adv. ffiic^tifl, 
 
 CurSOriuoss, kur'soreues, s. bie 
 0(iid)tigfeit. 
 
 Cursory, kur'sore, adj. 1. fl;UCt)tig, 
 o6erflncf)li4 , eilfcttio- 2. f)erutti|lreid)enb, 
 iBnnbernb. 
 
 Curst, kurst, adj. I. cerjluc^t, (ibfd)eu: 
 ltd), t)errud)t. 2. bo&ijnjt, tiidU'd). 
 
 Curstness, kurst'nes. s. 1. bie S3er' 
 pudjtljeit. 2. bie fdo6l)dt, bie tiicfe. 3. bie 
 $nrte, ©trcnge. 
 
 Curt, kiirt, adj. t fur}. 
 
 Curtail, kurtale', (u. fr. court u. 
 
 tailler) V. a. I. (ibfurjen, 6cfd)neiecn; n6-- 
 
 (lu^en, oerflunimeln. 2. t a) ()efd)ranten, 
 
 fdjmafern, uerniinbern. b) ieviinddn. 
 
 2. a) We are curtailed of our rights. 
 
 To — our privileges, 
 b) To curtail a kingdom. 
 
 To curtail any one of a member, 
 (Jinem ein @Iicb a&ne(;nten, (Jinen i>er|1iimj 
 meln. Curtailed of.., 1. (]crcf)marcrt (in). 
 i. flbgetiirjt (nni). [e bie ®d)trtinpe; Sputt. 
 
 Curtail, kur'tale, adj. ge|1iiljt. - *. 
 
 Curtail-dog, bet (]e|lii^te §iinb. -- 
 liorse, ber ®ni$frf>iurtn}. 
 
 Curtailer, kiirtale'ur, «. tct 516= 
 pii(jer, '!Ubrd)neiber. [fiirjung. Swift. 
 
 Curtailing-, kurtale'ing, J. bie 216^ 
 
 Curtain, kur'tin, (fr. courtine) ». 
 1. ber aSodjnng, 93ettuml)nng. 2. ber 95or= 
 linnG (in Iljefitcrn). 3. [getlunggb.J ber Wit= 
 teriuaft, 3iuifd)eni»nl(. 4. pi. bie JJaijne.SHAK. 
 
 To draw the curtain, ben SSorfjnng a) 
 OHfjie^en, b) jiijic^en. To drop the -, ben 
 95t>rl)<ing fnffen tnffen. The - will rise, bet 
 «5i>rf)4ng gef)t nuf. To raise the -, ben Sors 
 f)ang jiefjen, nufjicfjen. Behind the -, i>er» 
 borgen , ingeljeim. To stand behind the -, 
 Ifluf^cn, hiTdjen. 
 
 Curtain -lecture, bie ®arbinenpre« 
 blgt. --rod, ber 95cr^nngilnb. 
 
 Curtain, v. a. nut a5i'rl;angen i>crs 
 fcJji-i. PC. bnf)intcr uerbergcii, um(;nngen. 
 
 Curtal,kur'tai, s. ber StumptTrfjiixinj. 
 B. JoNsoN. - adj. fiirj. Milton. 
 
 Curtaiia, kurta'na,).?. [(^ng(.] bag 
 
 Curteyn, kuriln, J&djtuert oljne 
 6pi0e, G'bunrb bd 55efcnntrs, bni beni Ko' 
 nigf bfi bvT Groining uorgerragin mirb. 
 
 Curtate?, Kiir'tate, adj. - distance, 
 [*flron. 1 bie (ibgcfnrjte G-nrferniing, bie 
 perft'irjre 2Dfite. 
 
 Curtation, kurt^'shun, t. [^flron.] 
 bie yibfiirjiing, iyerfiirjiing. 
 
 Curticone,kur'»ekAfle, «. [(Seoin.) 
 ttv aHefimu, iieg.'itiiiiipfre fifgel. 
 
 Curtilage, kur'teiidje, *. [Jicdytii 
 
 %}t.i 9?cbfn|fll), bet ipi»f, barren, 2Jct« 
 
 CLS 
 
 ^Df, 95eigarten. [je«, getriimmtej ©c^jmert. 
 
 Curtle-ax, kurt'l-aks, s. ein tut-. 
 
 Curtly, kurt'le, adv. f furj. 
 
 Curule, ku'rule, ([nr. curulis) adj. 
 [Worn. Qiefd).] furulifct). 
 
 Curvated , kur'vatid , adj. Qf. 
 friimnit, gebogen. [ ^riiininen, SBiegen. 
 
 Curvation, kurvasiiun , «. -j- bad 
 
 Curvature, kur'vatshiire, «. bie 
 itriiimnc, •itruiiintuiig, 93iegung. 
 
 Curve, kurv, (lat. curvus) adj. 
 fruinm, gebcgen. [d)cne X>nd). 
 
 Curve-roof, b(i5 ^fKnnfrtrb;, gebro; 
 
 Curve, s. I. ttmns itrunitned, &ebo: 
 QtneS. 2. [®eDin.] bie fniinme ^inie, ^urue. 
 Caustic-, bie ^rennlinie. 
 
 Curve, V. a. friiminen, biegen. 
 
 Curvet, kiir'vet, (fr. courbette) *. 
 
 1. [3{eitf.] ber aSogenfprung, bie itiirbette. 
 
 2. bie ©djnurre, ^ofje. 
 
 Curvet, V. n. 1. [9?eitf.] 58ogen= 
 fpriinge mnd)en, fiirbettireii , i?utbetren 
 inad)fn. 2. ± fpringen, Ijiipfcn. 
 
 Curvilinear, kiiiveilu'yar.) 
 
 Curviliuiai, kiirveliu'iieul.^ ' 
 fruniinlinig. [s. Die Airunuiuiiiigfeit. 
 
 Curvilinearity, kurveiinear'ete, 
 
 Curvity, kurvcie, ». bie iu-iiniiiie. 
 
 Cu!»liat, ku!.li at, *. fiOriutl;.] bie 
 9{iiuj ; , itJiiigdtnube. 
 
 CuSltiuU, kutlriii, kush'un, (fr. 
 cou!>!iin; iirtll. couczin) s. 1. bi16 Atiffen, 
 iviffinpi)I|ler. 2. [led)iiol.J bm itiiJen (jum 
 ireiDcn ob. difciiren ). 3. [ iJidnrbip.] Die 
 aJanbe, baljer 4. i Dcr 3mtd, (SegeiijlanD. 
 
 To be beside the custiioii. nt>fd)ll)eifen, 
 nid)t bei fetnem (aegciiiliuiDe biciben. 
 
 Lady's-cushion, [■i5i>t.J baa JriUienj, 
 iJiiibeifraiit, ber iJrnucniirti'el. Sea — , [^ot.] 
 Die ©cenclfe. 
 
 Cushion, ». a. nuf em ^ifjen feijen 
 ob. lagern. Cushioned, au\ i{i|Jen ge^ 
 Ingcrr oD. |l$enb. [it)i\\ , qjolilerdjen. 
 
 Cusllionet, kush'ilnet, j. bat) Aii^^ 
 
 Cuskiu, kiiskiu, t. t eine 2irt el= 
 fenbelntrncr ©djnie. 
 
 Cusp, kiisp, (lat cuspis) t. bie 
 ©pt^e, b<^i 5porn (bed ')Konbed jc). 
 
 Cuspated, kusp'ated, (auc^ Cus'- 
 
 pidal, Cusp'idate, Cusp'i dated) adj. 
 fptfjig , Jiiaefpi^t. 
 
 Cusser, >,,.,,, ^ ... 
 
 Cuisser,r^*''"->;'*/''°"- 
 
 CuStalorum , kus'talorum, s. \ 
 
 bcr^lftenbeiualjrcr. [».DerG'ierfafc,e'ierrai)in. 
 
 Custard, kus'turd, (ii)inbr. cwstard) 
 
 Little custard, Dnd 9{al;inri3rtc^)eu. 
 --apple, [^^DiituI.J b<Kii £)d)t"enfjcrj. 
 
 Custodial, ktislo'deal, adj. eiiie 
 ajenuiiljriing, a3onniiuDrd)aft bctri'ffcnb. 
 
 Custody, kus'tode, (Int.) *. l. Der 
 (S)eivnl}rrnni , Die 5?nft, ber 93erl)afr, bie @e; 
 fangcnfdjafr. 2. bie iiliiflTdjr, $iit. 3. bie 
 SBcnualjrung. 4. ['OJJilit.J bie SJemacljiing, 
 SSeDerfiing. 
 
 Custom, kus'tum, (fr. eoutume; 
 arm. custum) *. 1. Die (J5ciuof)n()cit, Der 
 5Braiid), ©cbraiict); - iu oD. of trade, Die 
 llfanj, Dcr ^anbelSbrand); - in exchange, 
 Der <H5i'd}fcigobr.-.nd) , bie 553cd)idfri|l. 2. 
 [3ffd)rrrpr.) bi\i> 5?frfiMnnien , ber l)crfijimn; 
 lid)c ®ibraiid>. 3. lijiinbflj bie H.nbfc^afr. 
 
 CUT 
 
 4. bet 93efuct) , bie ^unben. Sh*». 
 
 3. The shopkeeper has extensive cus- 
 tom, or a good run of—, ber ^leius 
 f)atiblcr , Cramer (jar cine groge, fcf>one, 
 gute fianbft^nft. 
 
 To prejudice the custom of a shop, 
 einen SJaben mn feiiic fi'unben bringen. Let 
 me have your — , geben, fd)cnfen Sie niit 
 3()re £iinbi"d)aft. 
 
 Custom, V. a. geiuofjnen. 
 
 Custom, «. Der3t^U, bie ©ten er; 
 gemijl)n(. im p/. Customs, ber 3t>tt (@in» 
 Ob. 2ludgangdji>'J). 
 
 Guard of the customs, bte Si'Qfd)!!^' 
 ronc^e. Rate of -, ber ©teuerfaij, 3i>(fr'i9. 
 Account of the - s , bie 3t'Q"d)iiiing. 
 Board of -s, ber 3i'ttnudfd)ug , bie 3u(t« 
 befjDrbe, Steuerbe(;orbe, biM ©teiieramt. 
 
 C u s 1 m-d u t y-t a b 1 e s, bie '^'nWtwbtWtn. 
 --free, jollfrei. — house. Dai 3f (ll)'^"*» 
 3o(Iatnt. --house-charges. Die 3l'II» 
 abgnben. --house-clerk, ber S^ffc^rei* 
 ber. — house-officer, ber ■OJiauri;--, 
 SDtlbeatnte --house-yacht, bie 3d(I» 
 )ad)c. --law*, ». Tpl. bie3Dri--, ®teuer» 
 geftye. --office, bie 3i>fl», Wautfjffube. 
 -■penny, 1. ber ©iiigatig?jo(( fiir aiid» 
 iruiDifdje aCaarcn. 2. ber Draiubacf , 9{iirf« 
 jo(l. —-regulations, *. p/. Die 3i^florD» 
 nuiig. -s-acts, i. pi. 3ofluerorDnungen. 
 
 - - w a r e li o u s e , Der 3oUrpcid)er. 
 
 Custom, V. a. uerji'Uen (^^aoren). 
 
 Customable, kiis'tumabl, adj 
 I. giiui)l)iilid), iibiid), gcbraudjlic^. 2. |1euer», 
 joflb.ir, joU:, |leiicrpfJid)tig. 
 
 Customableness, kus'tumabU 
 nes, J. t 1- bin ®en)i)l)nli(l)(eit. 2 bie ®e» 
 iuol;nl)eit. 
 
 Customably, kus'tumabll, ^ 
 
 Cu^jtomarily, kus'tumariie, ^ 
 adv. geiWL^ljiilic^ , gebraudjiid) , iib(id). 
 
 Customariness, kus'tu marine*, 
 «. bie ®en)bl;iilid)feit; ®eiuol;ii!)eit. 
 
 Customary, kus'tumare, a^. 1. 
 gebriuid)lid) , iiblic^. 2. [Dtet^tsfpr.] f)ttt 
 fijminlid); - law, b<\i ®emtif)nf)eitdred)t. 
 3. gi'n)ij()ii(id), gcmein (2rt|7er jo, geivDljnt. 
 
 - ». bai 2anDred)t, ein ®efe$e u. &tbtauil)t 
 entljaltenbeS Siic^. 
 
 Customed, kus'tumd, adj. 1. ge« 
 mo'ijiit. 2. iiiele JtiiiiDeii f)abi'nb. Bacoh. 
 
 Customer, kus'tumur, s. 1. l^ant 
 be!] ber ^unDe , S'mifer, SIbneljtntt./ -'• 
 book, btti (55egenbud). 2. * ber Soabeantte. 
 
 3. * bie (ieber(id)e Dime. 
 
 Custos, kiis'tos, (lat. ®.)»- [@ngf.] 
 ber 23en)af)rer. (Jn ben common pleas ijeigt 
 ber crfle 9Iftuar custos brevium. Custos 
 rotulorum i|l bet 93fii)nl)rct ber nuf bit 
 ©i^iingcn ber griebcndridjtrr fid) beiief)cn» 
 ben Urfunben.) 
 
 Custrel, kus'trll, *. 1 1. ber @(^)i»» 
 tniner; Irogbube. 2. Die 2Bcinfrard)e. 
 
 Cut, kut, (norm, cotu; altb. tuttt) 
 praet. u. p. p. cut, v. a. 1. a) \d)\\eiben. 
 b) ab|'d)neiben , jerfd)neiben. 2. a) l)nuen. 
 b) abijanen, fappen. 3. fpalten, nii'tpalten. 
 
 4. aiiffd)neiDen, anrd)neiben (SJIffct) it.). 
 
 5. a) aiidrdjueibcn , fdjni^eii. b) [ied)nol.] 
 abili'ijen (.^ofj>. 6. fc^neiben, a) berd)neiben, 
 bejjauen, aiidl)auen. b) graoiren. 7. jfrfcf)nei» 
 ben, burct)r(^neiben, )mt)eilen (ivie ein @(t)iff 
 
Fite, far, fall. fat. Mk, met. Fine. fin. NA, ni6vp, n6r. s;6t, 611, oldtid. TAbe, tub, foil. tAin. THis. 219 
 
 CUT 
 
 bfl« SBaffer). 8. i ■) (ein6rin<ien, =) oer= 
 uuiiiPen, fraiifcii. b) to - any onu. bredftn 
 (tnit ©ineiii). c) (!8i(lnreiV.J fct)neiBen. d) 
 [<4>ei>iii. ] bur(l)rd)nfiD«ti. e) jerfd)neiBen , 
 fd)iiriBen (pom ^SJiiiDe jc). f) f(t)iiei6eii 
 <^iij>rtolcio ; inn(f)en (etne flroee gigiir :c. ). 
 9. [Jtnrteiiip.] abtjebtn. 10. Derilumme(n. 
 
 To cut the beard, ben 93<irt fd)€«n. 
 To — a vein, eiiif 91ttr ijffiien. To - a sail, 
 eiii Segel (jeruiitfrlniTcn. To - the ground, 
 b«i6 ^eib mn<irnben. To - again a wood, 
 emeu ajnie nbtreiben p6. nf)l)olitn. To - 
 into figures, ouft)a(f(ii, ou$l)iiuen, au6> 
 ((bweiitn. Cold weather — s the lip.<>. WW 
 bfT ^iilte iVriiigcn t»i« Cippeii oiif. To - 
 lots, lofen. To - capons, fnpiuinen. To - 
 one's way, fid) 6lirrt)l)nufll. To - any one 
 to the quick, to tlie heart, Gineill in tier 
 Ctelf ive^ tf)iin, 3'<n>i>ibfn ouf tiai Qm-- 
 |)finMicl)ile frnnfen. 
 
 Pfuv. To — the grass nnder one's feet, 
 Giiietn Qtwat I'or ber xRnie mcflneljmeii. 
 
 - and come again, O xtid)U&), tllinirr uer: 
 fefjen. 
 
 To cut across, bur<^|"d)ticirfn. To - 
 asunder, tiitjiucififenribfii, jfrfdjiif ibf n. To 
 -away, ntf(f)nriben , ivfflrrt)neieeii. To - 
 down, 1. nieterljniim, nbljniifn, fnllen ; 
 mflljen. 2. o jiim <Bd>mti<\tn triiigen , tc 
 mfitl)ifltn. To -off, 1. nb|'d)iieiBen, n»! 
 Ijatien. 2. nbneljitun (eiiien ^in<\ct ic). 3. 
 i>frtil(ifn, flii^rorttn. 4. i a) nt>r<t)iieibeii, 
 aii^rctliegen , nl'i'i'iibrrn. b) nbbrrdjrn, tin: 
 tfrt>rfd)<n. c) ivr<iiir(jmfn ; to - any one 
 otf from. ((Siiietn C'tiixi^) benehnifii, G-iiirn 
 cinir (fcndje berniibrii ; nu«fd)liirgfii (uoti). di 
 [•iJJrilit.] nbft^iifiren (bie Inippen, ajrrbiti: 
 biiiKieii to. e) enbiorn, fin (?ube nifld)eti 
 ((Streitigfcitcn ic). f) I'Drbriiqen (Srtjivie: 
 riflrrifrn jc). g) urrfd)Uitfen , i-crbiiefn (el= 
 nen SBotal ic). h) To - of f sliort, G-ineni 
 pIoMicf) in bit 9?ebe fnOrn , (Jinrn fiirj ait 
 frrtiflfn , furj nbiueifen. i) entrrben. To - 
 off delnys. fid) film. To - on, I. Jll-' 
 t)<\utn. 2. ofirf) tummfin t>b. beeilen, rrnncn. 
 To -out. 1. (iu^fd)iieibcn, nufiljniien. 2. 
 i a) }iii"d)nf!bfn (iJIfiber); jiiljnufu; bilbe'n. 
 b) jiirid)ten, jiibereiten. c) rrfinMrn, rrbrn; 
 ffii. d) «) iifrBrnntien (vvt Qinem fcnimfn, 
 (S-iiirm ben 9?iin<i abhiufcn). fi) o pcrbrnn: 
 flfn, rtHfflfd)fn; iiii6fd)lie6en. e) o mn(()fn, 
 j. S. He is not cut out for an author, 
 fr i\i nid)t jiim <£d)riftflerier flcnmd):, gcbp: 
 ten. f) (any one out of) (5-inrin ^rtimf 
 niffliieljnien , mfflf(f)nnppcn ; ( from ) lurgf a; 
 pern (i«on). g) tie ^u^t an ein.inter \'d)U\-- 
 flcn, in bie Gifen Ijrtuen d'. ^ferben). To 
 
 - out work for one, ©'nteni jn fd)nfffu 
 nuid>cn. To - short, 1. piorjlid) iinter: 
 brfd)en. 2. fjirj obmeifen. 3. uerffirien, nb= 
 ffirjfii- 4. t6 furi nind)cn ( ini Oiti'tn >. 5. 
 bounrrljiflcn. To - any one short of pro- 
 visions or pay. (S'lneni am '•l^iuiibiHTriitlje 
 t>b.i£pirenbbrfd)en. To-thematler short, 
 to - short, fiirj. To - up. I. jfrfd)nfi! 
 ben, nHfrrt)MciPfn , nnfl)aiicn. 2. ifriiflrii; 
 ffiir<?n, rffnen. 3. niifrorten, I'trtilgen; (nud) 
 t); to - up by the roots, untfriiriibfn. 
 
 Cut, r. n. I. i'd)nfiten, ijiiiitn. 2. fid) 
 fpnitfn, fid) fd)nciBfn infffn iv. %tu<t)ten lo. 
 3 bfri'Prbrfd)fM, biird)l'rfd)fn duie ^if 3'ibiie). 
 4. iGljii.J to - lor the sioue, ben 8(etn 
 
 CUT 
 
 fd)neiben. 5. [Tititt.] fid) flreifen, ttnfh)0tn, 
 in bie ©ifen Ijouen (o. ^^Sferben). 
 
 To cut in, [^iwtenip.] £nrten utnroen 
 Den, nbljeben, jieljen, urn ju beiliininen, iBpr 
 niitjiifpiflen Ijnt. To - out, [1td)ml.] 
 ®i)ps}ierntl)en mnd)en. 
 
 Cut, adj. 1. befdjnitten, nb(jef(^)ni(ten. 
 2. benebelt, betrunfen. 
 
 Cut and dry, jnm ®ebrnu(f)e bienlid). 
 
 Cut, «. 1. 5 bet $icb, ©d)nitt. 2. bie 
 Sd)inan:e. 3. ber^nnnl, ©rnben, bie Kinne, 
 ber Durd)rd)ni«. 4. bcr Qlnfdjnitt, ©d)nitt; 
 6d)nit5, Splitter; iai ©tiicf. 5. bet »3tric^, 
 (S-inrd)uitt. 6. iat fioo*. 7. bet (nahere) 
 Durd)ijiing, Sajig (lunCurd) eine ©rfc nbge: 
 ri!)nitten luirb). 8. ber (^pI]5 ob. Supfero 
 3ftd>, ^i>Ijid)ni». 9. (bie fiiipfcrj lO 
 ^J3lntte. 10. [Knrlenfp.] a) bn« 31bf)e6en. 
 b) bn« Wed)t nbjuljebfn. U. ber ©d)nitf 
 (Die -))tobe, 91«). 12. + ber 'Jropf. 13. + 
 Ber ©eltling , SBollnd). 14. ij ber auerfhrid), 
 Die S33iberi«nrtigfeit. 
 
 You are of the same cut with the rest, 
 ©ie finb I'om nmnlid)en (Sd)lnge, uen gleirfjeni 
 cb. won beinfelben ©d)lage, luie bie Uebrigen. 
 To draw cuts, ^(ilntc^en jir()en, lofen. 
 - to the public funds, [^nnbelj ber Slftiens, 
 3tn5fDupon. Whose - is it? [iinrtenfp.] 
 iver tjcbt ab, run niu^ nbl^eben, an nent 
 111 6ai gibljeben? 
 
 ProB. Cut and long tail, ^rerf)i unb 
 <lpletl)i , «21Ue$ burc| einnnber. 
 
 Cut-beard, bfl« @d)ernie(fer. --fish, 
 ber angelftfct). --lugged, (fd)i)ft.) @tii()-- 
 oljren t)iibenb. — paper, bie fileinigfcit. 
 --purse, ber Seutel|d)neiber. Cuts- 
 splutter-a-nalls! o fnppcrntent ! fnpperj 
 lotl)! --throat, a) *. Der Weiid)elm&rDcr, 
 OJfijrber, iDDferaid)!. b) adj. niDrberifd), grnii; 
 fiini. -- throat - place, bie W&rbcr:, 
 Sd)inbgTube. --water, 1. [TOnrJ iai 
 ?»ru|1()0lj. 2. [Drnifl).] ber ©d)ernufTer= 
 fd)nnbler. — work, [Onbjl.] t bie bard); 
 brpd)ene 9Irbeil. B. Jonson. 
 
 Cutaneous, kuii'neus, (i>. lot. 
 cutis) adj. bie ^aut betreffenb. A - dis- 
 ease, eine $(iiitrr(inri)eit. A - eruption, 
 fin 5?nntiiu«fd)lng. 
 
 Cute, kiiie, ((ingclf. cuth) ac(}. f4)lnu, 
 fpitjIMiBig , fein. — ». t t'f' ^v\1. 
 
 Cutli, kutA, nngplf. =^ bcfnnnt, be- 
 rril)"it; foCuthwin, Cuthred, Cutli- 
 bert. [bn* Dberljflutd)en; ^mitd)fn. 
 
 Cuticle, kil'tekl, (lat.)*. [^iffcnfd).] 
 
 Cuticular, kutik'ulur, adj. ^uin 
 Dbfrhaiitd)fn geljorig. 
 
 Cutlas, kut'las, ] (fir. coutelas) s. 
 
 Cutlass, f bor^ieber, ®t«^; 
 
 Cutlace, n'lU'ci; ia& SSjaib-. 
 
 Cutle»8, * mfifer, ber ^irfd); 
 
 fangcr. [bcr •>)JfcjTiTfd)uiicb. 
 
 Cutler, kuf'li'r, (fr. coutelier) *. 
 
 Cutlery, kut'lure, ». bie OTeffer: 
 fd)mii'Divnnre. 
 
 Cutlet, kut'lef, t. bn5 (^inmmcIS-- 
 ;c.) 9{ippd)en, bie gebrniene (^nlbjleifct): !t.) 
 ©d)nitrr. 
 
 Cutted, kut'tid, adj. iSnfifcb, frifenb. 
 
 Cutter, kui'iur. t. I. ber ©d)nfi: 
 DcnDe, "Jlbrdjiieiber, (in Siifiimnienfe^nngfn) 
 (£d)iifiber. 2. ba6 SdjiifiDejeug. 3. brr 
 ®<t>neibein|)n. 4. l^nr.J a> ber itutter. b; 
 
 CYG 
 
 bfl6 'SBad^t', Si'lfd'fff, ber 9ni«rieget. 5. 
 [(?ngl.) - of the tallies, ber QnfpeftDr bet 
 £erOI)5ljer bei ber @(t)n^fiiin!iier. 6. * be« 
 95i!)ren)i(f)t, ®nuner. [ber @teinf(l)neiber. 
 
 Cutter-off. ber 3eri1&rer. Stone-—, 
 
 CuttinfQ-, kut-ting. adj. bei^enb, fa> 
 tijrifd), fd)neibenb, frnnfenb. 
 
 Cutting-, *. I. Hi ©cfineiben, S5e» 
 fd)nei!)en, 9ibfd)neiben , 91btjinicn , $nuen, 
 ber @rf)nitt; (Jinfc^nitt. 2. ba6 9Ibgcfd)nit« 
 tene; ber SIblegor. 3. - of a wood, bet 
 5?oljfd)lng. Second -, bie 9ibl)i)ljiing eine* 
 ®d)l(ige*. 4. [dfjit.] - off, bie »Jlbl5fiing, 
 bat 5lbne^mcn. 5. [Gl)tr.] ber ©teinfc<)nitt. 
 6. ber aSodSfprung, 7. [jtnrtenrp.] bai 3lb« 
 l)eben. 8. pi. bie ®d)Mi^cI, @pnne; -« 
 of vines, bai flbgefd)nittene 9{cbl)0lj. 9. 
 (out) bai iPrifetniidjen in ben Spaitn. 
 
 Cutting again, bai 2iiiebcrbcfd)nfiben. 
 
 Cutting-board, [ledjn.] ber Di'>d)t» 
 fd)neiDer. --downline, | (Sd)iffb(Uif.] 
 ber Drt, reo bie ©nnctjiliirfc tnit einnnbet 
 »erbnnben finb. --place, [qjapiertn.] bie 
 ."pnberlnbe. 
 
 Cuttle, kiat'tl, (Db. Cuttle-fish) 
 *. 1. ber 9?Inrffird), lintenftfit). 2. l bad 
 Cnflertnrtiil. 3. * bai «JJ?efTcr. Shak. 
 
 Cutty, ) (fct)Ott.) slut; worthlea* 
 
 Cut, ^ girl; a loose woman. 
 
 Cutty, (fc^i^tt.) short; a spoon 
 broken in the middle. Cutty* 
 stool, short-legged stool. 
 
 Cuz, kuz, (jufrtniniengcj. ». cousin) 
 I. bcr 25etfer. |ber 3entner. 
 
 Cwt, gibffirjg. fiir: Hundred weight, 
 
 Cyanite, sJ'anlte, ». (^Di'inerolfl.J 
 bcr Ct)nnit, ©nppljirfpnti). 
 
 Cyanog-en, sian'ijln, «. [C^em.J 
 ber 6i)iiniinen, i?i)anogen. 
 
 Cyatltiforni , siatA'Ifdrm , adj. 
 [2}Dt.] bed)crfijrinig. 
 
 Cyclades, s'k'iadez, $.pi. [®to(|r.] 
 bie (Fi)flnben, cijflnbifctjcn Snfeln. 
 
 Cyclamen, si-kiamln, «. [93ot.] 
 bai (Sd)H)einbrDb, bie aBnlbrube. 
 
 Cycle, sl'kl, sik'l, (gr. kyklos) «. 
 1. [(V()rDnDl.] bcr (Fi)fluS. 2. ber Sirfef, 
 firciS; i ber (Fpflufi (u. ajorrcfnngcn ic). 
 3. [gifhron.] ber (^T)?onb>, ©onnrno 3ir« 
 fcl. 4. [roin. (sjefc^.j - of indietion, brr 
 9{5mer 3in5jnl)l ob. ©tcucrjcitfreiS. 5. % 
 ber 5piniinc(5frei«. Milton. 
 
 Cyclog-rapli, s'k'lAgraf, (gr.) «. 
 ber (5pflpgrnpf) (ein XDcrfjcng). 
 
 Cycloid, sik'imd, *. [ffleoni.] bie 
 ei)fIoiDc, 9?nb(inte. [mflpibifc^, rnblinig. 
 
 Cycloidal, sckloid'al, adj. [©eotn.J 
 
 Cyclolite, sik'ioiite, t. [Jiatiirg.] 
 ber (^i)fUMitf) (cine 9irt 'Wnbrcpcren). 
 
 Cyclometry, seklom'etrl. (gr.) 
 *. bie (Fi)fliM!ietrie , jircii'mcffiing. 
 
 Cyclopean, siklopi'an, ad}. t9* 
 flopifd); uiigiljencr; fiird)tfrlid). 
 
 Cyclopedia, sikk'^pe'dja , > (gr.) 
 
 Cyciopede, sf'klopede, ^ «. bie 
 (?nii)fli>piiDif. (riffcnniiifjig; ivilb. 
 
 CyclopiC, s!klop'!k, adj. CDflPpif(J); 
 
 Cyclop.**, si'klops, (pi. Cyclopes)*. 
 ['Worl).) brr (Foflpp. 
 
 Cyder, sjdur. s. f. Cider. 
 
 Cyjpiet, sig net, (gr. kyknos) * 
 bet junge S^iuan Shai, 
 
2*29 Fate, il.r, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move. n6r, got, 6il, cloud. Tube, tub. full, thin, TFIis. 
 
 CYL 
 
 Cylinder, siliudur, ((\X. kylimlros) 
 t. 6cr (f»liitCti-r, ^ic -IGnljc, DviiiiMuiKe. 
 
 Cyliiiclraceous , seliiiUra'shus, 
 adj. luaijfr.fju'mifl. 
 
 Cyliiidric, sclIii'Hilk. ^ adj. 
 
 Cylindrical, seilu'drekal, ^ci)lin= 
 bri\(t) , ntliii&er : I'C. iiuiljciiforniifl. 
 
 CyiinJrifornijseliii'dicforni.arfy. 
 wnljeiifui-mifl. [ba5 (Ii)liii£)roift. 
 
 Cylindruid, sil'iiidroid.i. [(iJtDiu.j 
 
 Cyillit.r, seiiiar', (t>C|Ttr Siiiiiir; *. £)et 
 Uebcnuurf, ftienenSe dh\f; Jie ©itiirpe. 
 
 Cyinatiltill, sema'shum, (Cy'iiia) 
 ((jr. IB.) s. l<Ufd)it.j &ie §Dl)lfel)Ie, ^ct -iib-. 
 (aiif, '^nlaiif. 
 
 Cyilfthal, siiii'bal, (gr. kymlialon) 
 «. tie 3i)m6fl, t).i5 ®(t)a(IOecfen. 
 
 Cyiiibifornt, sim'beiomi, ((at.) 
 adj. (23rt.l iiod)eiif5rniig. 
 
 CyitlC, siine, (Cy'ma) ». [Sot.] 
 bJe 9^rter^L'l&e, 6cr 3lfrerfd)inn. 
 
 Cyiiiling-, siiii'ling, *. l3Sirgiiiien] 
 A s q u a s li . f. b. 
 
 C3yino|>ltane, .sim'opliane, (gr.) 
 «. [ ^TOiiifMlg. 1 ber (Ff)vi)ro6eri)((. — adj. 
 Cyiiiopli'aiious, niit uielcii gnrt'Cii |>ie: 
 leiiD. [2)i)t.] nftevftolbeiifonnig. 
 
 CyinOUS, si'mus. (Cy' mose) adj. 
 
 Cyiianciie, senaii'ke, (gr. ) *. Die 
 ifjal^eiUjiiiiMiiig , 25riiune. 
 
 Cyiiaiitliropy, -senan't/irope, (gr.) 
 #. 6ie 5?iiiiOi.Miuitf). 
 
 CytiarCtUinacliy, xenarktom'- 
 ake. (gr.) s. tai Siiireiihe^eii mit einem 
 ^unfcc. HuDiBRAs. [*. pi. tie Oflfl^vci. 
 
 Cyneg-efics, siimejet'iks, (gr. ) 
 
 Gyiiic, siii'ik, I adj. ci)nifcf); 
 
 Cynical, slu'ekal, 5 llreiige, ratil). 
 Cynic .spa.sni, [-WfD.] Bcr ijuil&ofrnilipf. 
 
 Cyuic, *. ber 6i)iiifer; 6er rniilje, 
 jlrenge ^ronnii. 
 
 C>aically, sln'ekallc. adv. CQuil'd)- 
 
 Cynicaluess, siuekalues, «. ti\6 
 tt)iiifct)e, iTreiige, riuil)e 'S3cfen. 
 
 Cynosure, sin'oshuie, si'uoshure. 
 «. 1. [ ililroii.] bet fleine 23ar. 2. ? ter 
 SBegiui-irer. 
 
 Cyon, si'uii, i. ter 2l6reger, f- Cion. 
 
 Cyparet, sip'aret. «. Die (Fijpcrfnoe. 
 
 Cyperuus, sip'eius, *. 6a5 (Evpers 
 (jrne. ^ 
 
 Cyplier, si'tur, «. f. Cipher. 
 
 Cypress, .si'prls, (gr. kyparissos) 
 ft. 1. I'Jjor.] fie (Fi)pri|Te, 6er (EypreiTeiU'aiim. 
 2. 1 bit dijpreffe (ali ©iiiiibilb 6er Irauer 
 fiir Io6tc). 3. (fiir Cyprus) &er ilrepp, glor. 
 
 Cyprin, sip'riii, adj. ium ^arpfeii 
 flel)ijrig. 
 
 Cyprus, si'pnu, (gr. kypros) ». I. 
 ber itrepp, irnuerflor. Shak. 2. [®eogr.] 
 bie Omel (Fi)pern. 
 
 Cyril, SI' 111. *. dnrifriiS (\)?nme). 
 
 Cyriolog-iC, sereAlod'jfk , (gr.) 
 fld/.ci)rioIogirri), jii grojjeii ?3iid)|lnt'eM geijiitrig. 
 
 Cyst, sist, (gr. kystiK) *. [■Jliuu.] tie 
 ©ncfgrr(l)ii»iilft. - hepatic ber (Slafltiigiiiig, 
 aSlfll'ciilebergaiifl , (^afle iifrlarcngnni). 
 
 Cystic, sistik, adj. [«!liuU.J Jlir QUM: 
 lenblafe fl''l)i'rig. - vein, bit 'Jjiortiiber, 
 ©odeiibiaiViil'liiraber, (iSiitleiibiiirnber. - ar- 
 tery bie (i>ii(Ieiiblti|Viirrt)liigiibfr. - duct. 
 btt e>aaciibiai'engaiig , (i)tiaciigaii(]. 
 
 DAC 
 
 Cystocele, sls'tosele, ». [6f)ir.] 
 ber 'blareiibrurf). 
 
 Cystotomy, sistot'ome, (gr.) *• 
 [Sl;ir.) bie Oeffiiimg eiiier ©a(fgerd)ii>ul|l. 
 
 Cytisus, sit'csus, s. 1. eiii ^eilrauci) 
 Ob. 53iuim. 2. ("8ot.] ber (i5eipEIee, SBaumfiee. 
 
 Czar, zar, «. ber Gjnar (iitet ber ru(T. 
 ^nifiT). 
 
 Czarina, zare'na. s. bie (Einarinii. 
 
 Czarisit, zarLli, adj. ciMxi\'ii), ben 
 djiiar betreifeiiO. 
 
 ]>, dee, (gKitraiit) s. I. bet a3iid()(lnbe 
 D. 2. imnf.] bai O. 3. alS 3n()lieiil)eiii 
 500, o : 5000. 4. ali Slbtiirjiiiig ileljt e^ 
 a) fiir Doctor, ali M. O.: Doftor ber "Stebi^ 
 Jin; Fii. D. : Doftor ber ^l;ilt>i'opl;ie ; D.U.: 
 Doftor ber iljeoJogie ic. l>) fiir denarius, 
 ber 'ipfennig. 
 
 19ab, dab, (fr. dauber) v. a. 1. fauft 
 mit ber ipnnb Tdjlageii, Clrtppfen. 2. mit cnua^ 
 iBei(()eni nb. 5i^"d>reni berul;ren, tupfen, 
 tiipfeu (eiiie ilCunbe mit <8d)arpie zc). 3. bi-. 
 fprii;fn. 
 
 19ab, ^ (fc^L^tt.) to peck as birds 
 
 I>aub, 5 do. 
 
 Uab, s. 1. ber (eid)te 8d)(ag mit ber 
 ipanb, iiliipp^i bii6 tupfen. 2. bag ©ti'icf; 
 i^cn, fi!umpd)en, igtiuf, Dcr Jlorfen (iueid)er 
 Ob. feud)ter ^)KnJTe 20. 3. ber iilerf, Ritdi, 
 ©priijer, ©prit^jJecf (feiid)fer ob. fdjieiniiger 
 oJfaterie k. ). 4. o ber erfaljreiie 'M^iinn, 
 iteuner, aiu^bunb. 5. l^<i)tt)r)vi.] bie ibiittc. 
 
 A tat dab, ein fetter iSiffeu. A dirty-, 
 Jer ©c^niuijijnmmel. 
 
 Dab-chick, bcii £ud)(ein ; SffiafTer^ 
 l;iil)nc^en, bie Iniidjente. --wash, bie 
 fleine iBiird)e (uon fletnem SeugO. 
 
 IVabble, dau'bl, (l)ebr. tabal) v. a. 
 
 1. f em luenig ob. oft eintaiid)en; balder: 2. 
 beuetjeii, befeud)ren, befpni^en, befprengeu, 
 be|'lrcid)en, befdjniiereii; (in) t>uid)en (in). 
 
 Ifabble, v. n. l. platrd)ern, platfd)en, 
 iuul)len, pliinrfd)cn (fpitienb irti il3ii|7er :c.). 
 
 2. (witli, in) iliimpern; pfafc^eii (ill). 3. fid) 
 mengen (in (Stiun^). 
 
 2. Vou have, 1 tliink. been dabbling 
 
 with the text. Atterburv. 
 
 To — Ob. to be dabbling witli any 
 
 one, (Sinen perljefjen, oerfeiten. You will 
 
 always be dabbling, @ie nieiigeil fid) ill 
 
 JUabbler, dablur, t. I. ber '^tixt-. 
 \'d)ctcr, ■^}liintfd)cr. 2. ber (Stiimpcr, ^Jjfnfdjer, 
 >l(taren)ei5. ['DKeiiler, liinfenbfiiiiiller. 
 
 Oaltster, dab'siur, s. } ber tenner, 
 
 If a Capo, daka'po, (it.) «. L'OTIuf.] 
 ba& Ciifnpo. - uda. Safapo. 
 
 Uace, dAse, *. l3d)tl;i)ol.J ber 5IBei^> 
 fifd), eoiiben, ipeuerling. 
 
 IBacker, (|d)Oft.) searon, as for 
 stolen or smuggled goods. 
 
 liactyl, dak'iil, (gr.) *. I^rofob.] 
 
 ber Snfti,lu« (^'^ ,;. ^^^ (taftnlird). 
 nactylar, dak'iiliar, adj. Ciproiob.] 
 Wactylet , dak'tillei, *. (^rofob. J 
 
 ber Dafti)iii«. (baftolifd). 
 
 Uactylic, dak'tillik, ail^. [^rofob.J 
 
 DAI 
 
 Dactylist, dak'tflifst, *. ^emnnb, 
 ber fliepenbe QJerfe mad)t. 
 
 Uactylolog-y, dakthol'oje, (<jt.) 
 
 »• bii' '5ingerrpt'ad)e. 
 
 Itactylonomy , dakt'lon'omi, 
 (gr.) s. bie Singcrredjnung. 
 
 l»ad, dad, > ( m. tad; nrm. 
 
 Ifaddy, dad'de , ] tad ;ir. taid; l)inb. 
 dada; finiiliinb. taat) *. [ jtinbcrfpr. ] bet 
 SSiUer, ^apn, tntn. 
 
 Ifaddie, (fd^ott.) a father. 
 
 Uaddle, dad'dl, v. n. t manten, 
 tnumrtn (im mtjen). [fii()ren, gangeln. 
 
 Made, dade. u. a. f nni (ijiingelbnnbe 
 
 l»ado, dado, (it.) s. [>Urd)it.) bet 
 XGiirfcI , ber tubifd)* ©octet einer ©nute. 
 
 ]>aedal, de'dai^ (gr.) adj. 1. bunt, 
 fi^ecfig. 2. babnlifd), fnnilreid), gefd)icft. 
 
 Ifaedalian, f. Dedal ian. 
 
 liaSr, daf.) (i5l. dauf)*. -berl>timm« 
 
 IfafFe, ) fopf, (Jinfnlt.^pinfef. 
 
 naif, V. a. [Qertl.] erfc^rerfen, in 
 ©itn'rffn fe(jen. Gross. 
 
 IfalT, (eigentf. dofF, jnrninnti'ngej. ». 
 do u. off) V. a. loegi^tifben , bei ©eite u^ie* 
 ben, ioegf()iin, befeitigen. Shak 
 
 llaffin, (fc^ott.) merriment, fool- 
 ishness, gaiety. 
 
 Daffodil, daffodil, (nnd) Daffo- 
 dil'ly u. Daf'fodo wndilly ) *. (!8ot.] 
 ber 9lffobi(, bie 9l5pl)obif(e ob. 9Iff'>bi(Iiunrj. 
 
 Sea-daffodil, bie ipeige 'iJTeerjiuiebet, 
 --lily. Die "MfTobifKilie. 
 
 Ifaf t, (rd)Ott.) merry, giddy, fool 
 ish; mad, frolicksome. 
 
 Ifagr, dag, (fr. dagiie) s. I. f bet 
 Dod^. 2. bie^ijMe, berlnrd)cnpiiffer, ©rtrf» 
 puffer. 
 
 Ifagr, (ban. u. isr.dagg) s.fbtrZfjan. 
 
 Vtagf (nngelf. dag) *. I. -ob. — lock, 
 bie ^liinfer. 2. ber ©d)n^riemen. 3. t 6n* 
 ©c^ni^el. 
 
 Dag -swain, eine 9irt leppit^. 
 
 IBa^, V. a. 1. 1 befuDeln, fjinfdjleppcn. 
 2. * in ©treifcn fd)neibeu; fd)eren. 
 
 To dag sheep, ben©d)nfen bie ^(unfern 
 (ibfcftneiDen. 
 
 Ifa^g-er, dag'ur, (fr. dague; arm. 
 dager) *. I. b(\& furje ®d)n)err; ber Sold); 
 - of lath , ber ()&Ijerne Do(d). Shak. 2. 
 ['5cd)tf.] bai Snappier. 3. llijpogt-] ba« 
 !treiij (f). 
 
 IBagrgrer, «. a. crbotc^en, erftedjen. 
 
 Magr8'*^'^'^'''^'*^ll>8°) dag'uiz- 
 drawing, *. b<\6 Dol(tjiel)en, Xiold)ii'i(feii. 
 
 To be at dag g ers - d la w i ii g, im 
 (jeftigilen ©treite. Die bitterilen 55^'"^'^ f"^'"- 
 
 Ifag-grle, dag'gl, v. a. bnrd) itott) 
 ober naffes 0)ra^ jieljen , ft^lcifen, fttjleppen ; 
 fot(;ig nindjen, befdjmiitien. 
 
 D a g g I e - 1 a i 1 ober D a g - 1 a i 1 e d , adj. 
 mit ItotI) befnbelt, bcfpri^t ober beDerft. -• 
 tail. «. ber iWIiilftnf. [lanfeii. 
 
 Itas'S^le, V. n. biird) X>id u. Di'inii 
 
 Ifaidling-, (fct^Ott. ) loitering, 
 sauntering. [job-work 
 
 ]f aiUer , (rd)ott.) to toil as In 
 
 Ifaily, dA'le, (angelf. daeglic) adj. 11 
 ado. tiiglid). 
 
 Daily task, ba6 lagewerf. - pay rbet 
 wages, ber tnglol)!!. -sales, lipanbelj fn|j» 
 lid)e baare Cofnng. 
 
Fa»p. fan fall. fat. Me, met. Tine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, dil, cl6ud. Tube, tub, ffill. thin, THis. 221 
 
 DAI 
 
 ■iaiinen, ((d^ott.) rare, now and 
 then. Uaiinen-ickerf an ear 
 of corn now and then. 
 
 JDa&iiit, daiite, adj. feiii, }art. jierlid). 
 
 Dnintily, dane'lele, adv. 1. f )C.rt 
 (till , iienid). Bac( -. 2. f oillic^ , '«*« '""'" 
 G-ffeii K.;. 3. Ijerrlicft, prndjtuon, priiiifljatt. 
 4. flfiiert, cinflebilDct. 
 
 ■faiutiiieiiSf dAne'renes. s. !. ~' tiie 
 3iutl)i:ii, iyeiiil)<if, 9?etfl(jfeit, 3i"li(t)feit, 
 9?t(Dlidjffit. "I. Die eecfer')fit {©d)nia(fl)ani3: 
 feit). 3. Me t'erferri, eetfert)«fti.3feit. 4. '- Dit 
 ^.ifrlid)feit, 6>i6 ffierlirt)e iliefen, Die Sierc- 
 ttt. 5. ter ^)>riiiit, tit i>errlict>feit. 
 
 JUaintyf dAne'te , (IV. deintiaU; 
 frtii«rr. daiiia, ber 3ai)n) adj. l. lerfer, 
 \(t)\mdt)aH , fi'iliid) , Delifat. 2. ledtr ( uimi 
 ^erfonen). 3. gejiert, itutud) (i'dh ©it: 
 ten>. Shak. 4. fein , jierlic^, iveictjlid), 
 iiutit>ifd), )>irt, racic^, fiuiber, nett, iveibud) 
 f46n (u. ©lieftern :c.). 5. t f"", I"*''" <i'- 
 emem 9ii-t>iicr lo. 6. (.id^ott.) luilifl , i)tittt, 
 flUijeneljtn. 
 
 To make dainty, fid) jieren. 
 
 Oaiiiiyv «• I. ber SecferbifTen , tit 
 Dfrffrei; pi. Die »Jiii|'d)trei , bn« 'Tirti't^roerf. 
 
 2. (9lii«t)rud ber 3<irtlict)f eit > t t>n« ^'n' 
 djen, Siebdjen, (Sdw^djeit. Smak. 
 
 Dainty-mouilied, (edrr. 
 
 ■fairy, dii'ri, «. i. tai Wiid)m\tn. 
 gRoitcinueien. 2. bie 'TOplfeiifnniiiier, Wild)' 
 f.iinmer; >JKild>crct , 'Mfelffrei, ©djmeijerei. 
 
 3. bie ilul)>«cibe. 4. bie Jtuii)1, •3Diilct>rpei|"en 
 jii bereiten. 
 
 Dairy-houae, bie ^eierei, tai ^otfen ■ 
 ^aut, "iJJfil(f)l}tiu«, bcr ■OWiId)fener. --ninid, 
 — woman, M6 'i))?ild>mnb(l)eii , bie 9Kil(f>' 
 feau, 'OJeifriiiii. -^rooui, bie Wil(^» cber 
 gKolfe'nfaimiier. 
 
 Itaisied, di'zid, adj. tnit ©Anfe; 
 blumcii iiberi'iict ob. gejierf. Shak. 
 
 IVaisy, di'ii, (angetf. daegei-ege, 
 tage«Aitge) «. [S3ot.] bie <!)?n0iiebe, 6»Anfe> 
 bliimr. 
 
 nalcer-hen, di'kur-hen, «. [Or> 
 nitlj.l ber 2Bic|Viiiaufer, ^ndjtelfijnig. 
 
 19akir, da'kir. (|^i>ri. deeker; beutfc^ 
 Decker; «. l&itgl. ©tntutj lO $iifVn Siinbc^. 
 
 Vale, dile, (gotf). dalei; bnn. unb 
 f(()ivi-b. dal) J. ^ 1. bat H)nl, ber (i)riinb 
 jiuif(f)eii 5?ri(ifl"- 2. bit' ^&l)(e, ber Rertev. 
 
 IBalliance, darieanke, (u. dally) 
 «. I. f '■ ber iBirjug, bie 3&3'Tii"fl- Shak. 
 2. bie giebf^riiiig, lanbetei, bn« Innbclii, bie 
 ©d)aferet. Mm.toh. 3. bie eljeiid)e Uiiiar: 
 niiiiig; ber rl)rli(f)e llnigaiig. 
 
 To he at d a 1 1 j n n c e, tJinbetn. [Qdiata. 
 ■ Itallier, dalleur, «. ber laitblcr, 
 ' *' Ifally, dalle, (lu. dal ob. dala; nrm. 
 dalea; irl. dail ) r. n. 1. jpgern, laiinirii, 
 jmibern, mrtrreii; bnl)(rn, bie 3cit "lit Ski-. 
 nigfeirenljiiibriiigeii. 3. liebelii, r^aferii, \id) 
 nerfeii (i«ie 'Wiiiin u. Jmii so. Shak. 4. 
 fpielfii, i"(l)fr}fn [orripgrrn (Oic(d)i\ite ic). 
 
 Jially, ». n.f iiiifrd)icbcii, i>rrfdjifbeii, 
 
 Wallliatic , dalmat'ik, adj. bn(: 
 matifil). 
 
 Ifalt, (r(1)Ptt.) foater-ehild. 
 
 IBam, dam. (ivnf)rf(t)rill(. v. dame) 
 «. I. bie •OMiitrrr (bei'i'iiberf I'Oii I'im'ufjigfn 
 IfKeteii). 2. t bie -Wutrer u'. Wenrttfit). 3. 
 n^r.-ttip.] bie Cnme. I 
 
 DAM 
 
 Dam, (^on. dam) t. [SBflfTerbnuf.] 
 ber Diium, J)eid), ipafenbaiiuji. 
 
 Main, (nngelf. demman; l)or(. dam- 
 men) P.O. I. ( geiuoljiil. mit in , out obev 
 up), [ilQtifieTbnuf.J btimmeii.abbammeii, eiii: 
 Deii1)en. 2. ± befc^rrtiifeii , in ©ctjraiifeii 
 1)0. ten; Ijemmen, ueriperren. 3. uertlopfen. 
 
 l>ailiag°e, dam'midje, (|'r. doiu- 
 mage) «. I. bic SSefdjiibigimg; ^JJrajiibii; 
 (S-inbu0e; ber Sdjabe, SBerluil, 9'iiid)rljeil. 2. 
 ber Sd)iibe olDertl; beg SBerlornen) ; bie v3£t)0b; 
 locljnlriing , (^■ntrdjabigung, ber Sdjabcii: 
 erfii9 (111 biefer iSebeutung wirb biis )Soon 
 oit iin pt. gebriiiid)t); pi. bie ■iJJriuat|"iui6j 
 taftion. 3. (!i){e(t)t-5|pr.j jebeStorung, jebes 
 :>piiiberai0 im 6)enufTe eiiief &igentt)umsj. 
 
 Costa and damages, [ )itd)U\pr. J 
 ©(^aften unb 0"'ci7'n- - by aea, l^ee-. 
 ijrtiioelj bie i>iiferei , ber Seefc^jnben. To re- 
 cover- a, ent)"(^rtbigt merben. 
 
 Damage -feasant, [ i^ec^tflpr. ] be; 
 nad^rheiligenb, niid)tl)eilig. 
 
 JUaiiiag^e, r. a. idintn) bef(^abigen, 
 Sdjdbeii jiifiigeii (einer <Bad)i to. 
 
 To become damaged, [Qttt)ant>.] 
 :i>nferei leiben ob. mnc^en. In a damaged 
 Slate, fdtltd)t fonbitionirt (oon au.inreii). 
 Damaged, beff^iibigt , fc^flbl^aft ; [®eel;.J 
 Ijrtferirt. 
 
 JUainaj^e, r. n. ®c^aben (eiben. 
 
 l>aina{i;:eable, dam idjeabl, adj. 
 1. be)'d)>ibioung6fii^ig , leic^t jii berd)tibigen, 
 ber iBei'4)iibigung auiqeft^t, leid)> uerberb: 
 Iic^. 2. t \d>(iJ>Ud), niid)the''ig, uerbrrblic^. 
 
 IfamaHCf^llc;, dam'zn, (u. Dama- 
 acus) I. 1. [i)3ompl. ] bie Dninafjeiieri 
 pflnunie; --tree, ber Dnmnsjenerpfliuinien- 
 biium. 2. [Oertl.J nu(^ iiibere ^pjfaunien; 
 nrten. 
 
 Aannascus, damas'kus,«. [©rogr.l 
 DrtinadfuS; (bei Shak. Henr. VI. p. 1. 1. 3. 
 ffir ben Drt , wo *ntn ben «l6el erfct>(ngen 
 J>nt). 
 
 Vamask, d^m'usk, (t>. Damascus) 
 t. I. [Onbil.J ber Danirtit (Seibenieiig). 2. 
 ber Damrtft (Seinenjfiig). 3. bn« 9{otl) ber 
 ■i)J?ord)u«rore. -adj. bamnflen. 
 
 Damask - blade , bie bamnijenrr 
 filinge. — plum, bie SnninSjtnerpfliiume. 
 — roae, bie ■^Kpf^ii*: Ob. Dainn^jenerrofe. 
 --steel, ber (ffiiie) Sninn^jcncriTnljt. -- 
 weaver, ber Dnmnfliueber. --worker, 
 ber Damnfiirer. 
 
 IVamask, v. a. l. bd'imen, nurBii: 
 ntnitiirt rber mit SSliinieii meben (3eiige :c.) ; 
 (.iud)±) bunt m(i({>en. 2. [(Sdjioerifcgerj 
 bnnin^jiren, f. Damaskeen 
 
 lfaiiia.«ken 
 
 liaiiiaKkeen 
 [®d)ivfrtffgcr] bnninSjiren. 
 
 Ifaiiia!ikeeniii|;r9(ia>>">^l(«^'">"g- 
 #. bai BiimnfjircM , bie Daninijenernrbeit. 
 
 liainaskin, damuskkiu, «. brr 
 DiimnSjcncnabfl, Siunnfjcnfr. 
 
 ■tame, liime, (fr. W.) «. I. $ bie 
 55rna , bii« grniirnjiiitnuT. 2. bie Dame 
 (Jrau i>. ©ranb oI# (S-i^rriititel}. 3. (jfijt im 
 genifinenPfbon) bie biirni'riid)f ■Jrau, >?aii6> 
 frnii. 4. ? bie ^bribiinie, (rbflfmii. 5. (jii: 
 lyfiirn ) bai ii'eiblicfte (i5frrt)li'd)r (im Wli\t-- 
 meitien), bie ^eiber. 6 bte -))f utter (be* 
 'JU'itupi'rrbe^) 
 
 1, dani'uskn, ) 
 !■!, damaskeen',.^ 
 
 DAM 
 
 Dame'a-violet, ober dame-wort, 
 
 bie iJirtC^ri'iole. 
 
 Daiiimer, 0'd)Dtt.) I. miner. 2. 
 stun and confusion by striking 
 on the head. 
 
 Damn, dam, (fat. damno; fr. dam- 
 iier) V. a. 1. uerbnmmen (jur eiuigcii Strafc). 
 I. uerbnmmeii, oerurtljeKen, fiir ilrafiuiirbig 
 erfdnreii; tnbetn, oermcrfen. 3. nu^pod)en, 
 nuSjifdjen (ein ©t^aufpicl, (£cferift)1e(ler ic). 
 4. ein nflgemeiner ^lud): ^oV ber ieiifet 
 djiiuftg: God damn, ©Dtt ui'rbiimme!). 5. 
 t jiim Jobe oerbammcn, uernrtl^eilen. 
 
 Damnable, dam'iiabi, adj. 1. i>en 
 bammenSreurbig, rerbdinmltd), uerbiiminen^i 
 luert^. 2. o oerrucJjt, fdfimMid) , oerbiimmt, 
 uerf)(igt, oerfid)riic^, uernbrittiicnciuertf;. 
 
 Damnableness, dam'nablnla, 
 *. bie i5erbnnimli(t»feit 
 
 Damnably, dam'nable, ade. I. 
 uerbnnimlic^. 2. o fdjnnblid), uerl^agt, nb« 
 fdjeufid). 3. (juiueilen) o uiigefjeuer, nuget* 
 orbcntlid), Ofrbiimmt. 
 
 Damnation, damnA'shun, (fnt.) 
 *• 1. bie aSerbnminung, SBerbiimmnig. 2. bie 
 i5enirt()ei(ung. Taylor. [ocrbammenb. 
 
 Damnatory, dain'natuie , adj. 
 
 Damned, Hammd ob. dam'ned, adj. 
 o oerbnmmt, rud)lo«, nbfcfteulic^, oerru4>t. 
 - a\i s. pt., bie SSerbammten. 
 
 Damnific, damnifik. adj. fc^i'iblic^, 
 uerberblid), nad>fl;eitig. 
 
 Damniry, dam'nefi. ((<it.) v. a. 
 I. befdjiibigen , ocrlr^en, I'erberben. 2. oer» 
 (e^en, beeintrn(f>tigen, beoortfjeilen, per* 
 tiir,ien CiBenonen). 
 
 Dainning°ness , dam'n'ngnla, a. 
 bie 23erba!nmiiiig#mijrbigfeit. 
 
 Damp, damp (beutfd) Bnmpf) adj. 
 
 1. feud)t, bumpftg. 2. feud)t, nebclig, bunflig 
 (p. ber Sltmofp^nre). 3. niebergefdjliigen, 
 mutt)Ii.'5, ft^lnff MiLToif. 
 
 Damp, t. 1. ber Dunft, ^iebtl, bit 
 Jeuc^tigfcit, ber Dnmpf. 2. bie 9ileber» 
 ge|'d)(ngen()eit , »TOut!;loMgfeif , Scfjiaffljeit , 
 trnurigfcit. 3. pi. bie r(i)iicili(()fn >21u6bi"in» 
 llungen ber ©rbe (befunbfr^ in (iJruben; 
 iec^nol.), ber ©djmnben; [23er9mann«ipr.J 
 bie bofen SSJetter. 
 
 To strike, to cast a damp on one'a 
 spirits, S'inem a(ten '^utt} benef)nien. To 
 cast a — over one's life, ^eniaitbd ZctQt in 
 ®d)n)ermut() Ijilflen. 
 
 Damp, V. a. I. feu(f)ten, befeud)ten, 
 anfciid)tcn, bene^en. 2. bnmpfen, entmutljij 
 gen, nicberfd)I(igcn, entfrnftcn, erfniten nia« 
 d)en (ben (S-ifer jc.). 3. bnmpfen, milberii, 
 l"d)iund)en (lone jc. ). 4. Ijemmeii, Ijinbern, 
 perminbcrn (bie (SJeiverbrljiitigfeit ic.y. 
 
 Damper, dam'piir, j. I. ber Di^tnt 
 pfer, ®d)ieber, ©djKiJTd (aiu-inemDfeii ic). 
 
 2. ber Diimpfer (nn miififiiliid)en CJnilrii 
 inenten to. [buiiilig, biimpfig. 
 
 liampiMll, damp'isli , ndj fiuc^t, 
 DaiiipiMilliet«8, daniij'islnies, *. 
 
 b(t5 Diiiiiligf, Dumpjiige, bie 5"itl)''!lf''''- 
 DampiieMM, damp'iies, «. bie^eut^ 
 
 tigffit, bn5 tmnilige. 
 
 DampM, damps, «. f. Damp- 
 Dampy, dampe. adi. f mutf)(o6, 
 
 trnllrll^,nle^t•^.^^•^d)lngfn.|■d)ll'f^In^lfhl!^,^iil^eT. 
 Damsel, dam'ial, (tr. dcmaisclle) 
 
2'22 Fafe, ffir fall, fat Me. met. Fine. fin. No. move, n6r, got. 6il. rldiid. Tube, tuh. fi'il!. t//in. Tllis. 
 
 DAM 
 
 #. 1. J iai SJrniirein, bit Juttflfrnu. 2. ti)e- 
 mali uon jungcn ©BcUeutcii un6 ^&elfrnii! 
 lein; (6n«553o« ift in^rofn m<itbTimd)li<t». 
 3. (monc^mnO t>a6 Sniiemnbd>en. 4. tic 
 3ofe. 
 
 IVamson, dam'zn, (juramtnrn<]ej. 
 V. damascene , *. etne 9trt X5nnini'5cner: 
 ppfiuimc, He SivcffiJ^e- Shak.. 
 
 I>an, dan, «. I)nnte( (TTame). 
 
 ]9uit, (fp. don) s. *(fur masfer) ^err. 
 
 IfailCCf danse, (ft. danser; fpan. 
 danzar; bait, dantza) ». n. 1. T l)lipffn, 
 fprinneit; baf)er: 'i. tnnjen. 3. uniljerlnufen 
 cb. um()er()iipfen ; ouf: unb nbtaiijcfn. 
 
 The art of dancing, bit lanjfunfl. 
 To dance attendance, ben gef)orfntuen 
 Dienet inaif>en, bentutfjig rtufmnrteii. To - 
 to every man's pipe , nad) ^ttttmanni 
 ^feife tnnjen. 
 
 Prov. To have as many tricks as a 
 dancing bear, ati^erfl mutf)ivtflin fetn. 
 
 Dance, v. a. taiijen mnc^n, tanitn 
 In(Tcn <etn ^inb ouf ben iinien k.). 
 
 Dance, <■ l. $ bai Umf)er()upfen. 2. 
 feet ■^nnj. 3. ber innj (bie lanjmufif). 
 
 To lead the dance, liortanjen. 
 
 Dancer, daa'sur, «. bee Xanjer, 
 hit Iflnjerinn. 
 
 A dancer at show*, ein ^offenfpieler. 
 
 — on the rope, ber ®etlt<injet. 
 
 Dancing-, dan'sing, s. bat Xanjen. 
 Dancing- master, ber 'ianjmf'llter. 
 
 — rapier, ein (Tiimpfe« ©d)mcrt (it)c(d)e^ 
 »on ©tu^ern gctrogcn luurbc, um nuf^nUen 
 bnmit jn prnngcn). Shak. --room, ber 
 ttnnjboben , InnjfnaL --school, bie 
 2nn}fd)ule. [ber Somenjnfjn. 
 
 Dandelion, dan'deleiin, t. [Q3ot.] 
 Danders, (fd)ott.) bie ©tfjlnden 
 Dandering- , (fdjott.) saunter- 
 ing; roaming idly from place to 
 place. [too much indulgence. 
 
 Dandilly, (fd)ott.) spoiled by 
 Dandiprat, dan'deprat, t. ( ob. \ 
 fcet KnirpS. 
 
 Dandle, dan'dl, (beutrc^ tanbein) 
 
 V. a. I. nuf ben Jtnien fd)aufe(n , ntiegen ; 
 
 <iuf ben ^nnben nuf unb nteber bcmegen. 2. 
 
 fiebfofen, hntfdjeln. 3. '^- uerjpgern, auf(d)k> 
 
 len, ()inf)rtlten (etiDafi). [freunb, Innbler. 
 
 Dandier, dand'lur, ». ber ^iiibcr: 
 
 DandrulF, ^ (angelf. tan 
 
 Dandruf , dan'druf, 5 U. drot^ «. 
 
 fcer ©d)orf, ^opfgrinb. 
 
 Dandruff- comb, ber (nge ^amtn. 
 Dandy, dan'de, *. bn& ^I'fobef^errd^en, 
 ber Sierbengcl, ©tu^er, Ixtnbt). 
 Dandy -horse, bie Droifine. 
 Dandyism, dan'deizm, t. bit 3ie> 
 trtet, Sofferei, ber X)anbi)i6in , ba6 Qtdtm 
 I)afte aCefcn. [ntnn. - adj. bnnifd). 
 
 Dane, d&ne, «. ber Dane, bie Das 
 Dane-geld, bie Ddnenjleuet. —-wort, 
 pdct.] ber SiBergfjoftunber. 
 
 Dangr, ^ ( t'(f)ott. ) struck; sub- 
 
 Dun{^, ^dued; knocked over. 
 
 Danger, dilne'jur, (fr., arm., fd)i>tt. 
 
 danger) s. 1. bie ©efnfjr. 2. [fflltengl. 9?.] 
 
 ttt 5or(l}el)nten. 3. bie ©elbfc^ulb. Shak. 
 
 3. You stand within his danger. Suak. 
 
 Dangers of the sea, [©eet^anb.] ©ee< 
 
 gtfai)rcn. There is - in ... , t6 i|t Qtfai)f 
 
 DAR 
 
 Vidf , )ti ic. The nation is in dan ger of a 
 new war, bem SBolfe bri>t)t tin neuer ^ricg. 
 To be in - of one's life, in Sebenf'flefrtljr 
 \d)mcben, \em. 
 
 Danger, v. a. f ber ®efa^r au6: 
 I'ctjcn, in Oicfal)r bringen, gefnhrbcn. Shak. 
 
 Dangerless, danejiirles, adj. ge; 
 fnfjriLi^. 
 
 Dangerous, dane'jiirus. adj. ge: 
 fnljrlic^; gefaljrbringenb , init QJefafjr uer^ 
 bunben. — adv. Dan'gerously , gcs 
 ldl)rlid). 
 
 Dangerousness, dine'jurusnes, 
 ». bie ®efal}rlicf)feit, g.iljrlidjfeit, ®efnl)r. 
 
 Dangle, dang'gl, (ban. dingier) V. 
 n. 1. baumein, baiumefn. 2. (ntit after ob. 
 about) (5-inem nni ipalfe fjdngen, inimer um 
 Senianb fein , ©inem nac^Iaufen , nie pom 
 Seibe geljen. [Hvdibras. 
 
 1. He'd rather on a gibbet dangle. 
 
 To dangle about a woman, einer ^rau 
 nie oon ber ©cite gef^en. To bang dang- 
 ling, banineln, banuneln. 
 
 Dangling-knot, bic £lua(l«. 
 
 Dangler, dang'glur, «. i. ber S^lat: 
 terer , Dainenfnec^t. 2. ba& aingef)dngte, 
 J. 25. ber Degen. 
 
 Daniel, dan ell, «. Daniel (9iame). 
 
 Danisik, di'nish, t. bie banifc^e 
 ©pracl)e. - adj. bmiifc^. [rig, {tiidjt. 
 
 Dank, dangk, adj. bumpfig, nnil|le: 
 
 Dank, i. bie ^eiic^tigCeit, i)id(te. 
 
 Dankisii, dangk'ish , adj. etmai 
 feucf)t, napiid). 
 
 Dankisliness, dangk'ishnes, t. 
 bie '5ei"l)tigfeit, Dumpfigfcit. 
 
 Dauske, dauske, «. [©eogr.] t 
 Ddnemarf. 
 
 Dansker, dans'kur, s. ber Dane. 
 
 Danube, dauube, «. [@eogr.] bie 
 Donau. [ber Daurit. 
 
 Daourite, di'uurite, «. [&tol.] 
 
 Dap, dap, v.a. I'anft in£ Staffer taflen 
 (afTen ober locrfen (eine Qlngeift^nur JC); 
 angcln. [I'enb, ft^meJgenb. 
 
 Dapatical, dapatekal, adj. praf: 
 
 Daplinate, dafnate , *. [6t)ent.] 
 bapl)nin|auree ©nlj. [Dapfjuin. 
 
 Daplmin, daf'n'n, «. [&f)eni.j bai 
 
 Dapifer, dapefur, (lat. S33.} *. ber 
 lrud)it'g, Xafelmeijler. 
 
 Dapper, dap'pur, (fc^meb. u. ban. 
 tapper) adj. 1. tapfer, f)urtig , fJinf, leb()aft, 
 gemanbt. 2. nett, faubcr, nieblicf), fd)bn. 
 
 Dapperling, dappuiling, s. ber 
 3jverg, ilnirpfi, ba>5 fiiiite ^uvi(i)d)en. 
 
 Dapple, dap'pi, ad), ftecftg, bunt, 
 fd)erfig. 
 
 Dapple bay, fpiegelbraun. --black, 
 init bunfelbraunen ©piegelu vtt(tt)tn. -- 
 grey, apfelgrau; --grey horse, ber 
 ^pfetfcf;immc(. [fprenfeln. 
 
 Dapple, v.a. bunt, fc^ecfiu macf^en, 
 The gentle day 
 Dapples the drowsy east with spots of 
 gray. Shak. 
 
 The dappled pink, and blushing rose. 
 Prior. 
 
 Dar, dar, >«. [^(t)tt)r)Dl] bttSSiei^= 
 
 Dart, dart. ^ fti'd), S?auben. 
 
 Dardanelles, dar'danelz, ». pi. 
 [®eogr.J bie DarbaiieUen. 
 
 DAli 
 
 Dare, dare, praet. durst, fangelf. 
 dearran, durran) v. n. (ivirb jumeil. mit to 
 gebriin(f)t< biirftn, e« luagcn , fid) crfrciilcu, 
 firf) erfiif)nen , fid) unterfteljcn , bni> $irj 
 Ijabew. [Shak. 
 
 I dare do all that may become a man. 
 
 Dare, praet. u. pp. dared, v. a. 
 
 1. fjerau^fprbern (jum ®efcd)r :c.). 2. i 
 frozen , tro? bieten (©ef.iljren ic.) Shak. 
 3. \(i)eu(i}en (^alfcn ic). Shak. 
 
 To dare laiks, [aSaibmfpr. ] Cerc^en 
 
 mit bem ©piegel fnngen. [Iro^. 
 
 Dare, *. t bie ^erau^forbcning , ber 
 
 To give the dare do), fro^ bieten 
 
 ((Finem). [breiil, fi'il^n. Shak. 
 
 Dareful, dAre'ful. adj. -J- trorjifl, frrf, 
 
 Darer, daie'ur, ». ber .^cratiefors 
 
 bcrer; 3emanb, ber jiid) erbrei|M, fid) er» 
 
 fU()llt. 
 
 Darir* ) 
 
 Dargue,^^*''"-^ ''''^'' ''°"'- 
 
 Daring, da'ring, adj. 1. fiitjn, bei 
 ^erjt, muti)ig, uuerfdjrrrfcu, furdjtio*. 2. 
 brei|l, riil)n, ferf, tro^ig, uertuegen. — arfr. 
 Da'ring ly, fiii^n, ocriuegen ic. 
 
 Daring-glass, (515nibinfpr.] ber Ber» 
 (tenfpicgft. [9Seriuegenl)rir, lliiljnijeit. 
 
 Daringness, da'riugnes , t. tit 
 
 Dark , dark , ( augelf. deorc ; ir. 
 deorcha; perf. tirah ) adj. 1. bunfel, finfler, 
 triibe (Iid)tlo6). 2. bunfel, finiler, |"d)n)arj, 
 frf)iudriliift (oon ber Jarbe :c.). 3. bunfel, 
 tri'ibe, fiin)ler, traurig (ooni (55i;rd)i(f ic). 4. 
 buiifcr, u:l^eutIid), fdjuer ju ofrileljen (o. 
 ©d)rift|leflern ic.). 5. bunfel, geljeim, oer» 
 borgcn , unbefannt , geljeimuipoofl , un» 
 au^gefprocfjcn , perjlerft, finilcr. Gifboh. 
 6. bunfel, finfler, uuaufgeflart , utiiuif* 
 fenb, ro!) (oom 3eitarter ic). 7. triibe, 
 angetaufen , ftfjiuarilit^ ( nid)t kbt)aft oon 
 (Jarbe ic). 8. t blinb. Dryden. 9. triib* 
 felig, finfler, miirrifd), perbrirglic^, f(t)mn'. 
 mutl)ig (0. ©enu'itl) !c.). Addison. 10. ^ 
 bunffl, unrein, fc^tnu^ig. Miltom. U. p 
 fintler, laircrljaft, irre, irrtf)i4mli(<) (pom 
 ©o^enbienit). 
 3. There is in every true woman's heart 
 a spark of heavenly fire, which beams 
 and blazes in the dark hour of ad- 
 versity. iRVIHOt 
 
 A dark saying, ein ^idtfjfef. 
 
 Dark-browed, ftn|ler (jomifl). - 
 house, * ba6 Orrenljau^. Shak. --Ian • 
 thorn, bie 25lcnblaterne, Dicbelaterne. - 
 sighted, tn'ibdugig. --tent, [$f)i)f. J 
 bie Camera obscura, ber JJiiiflcrfaileu, ca< 
 (Jinflerjimmer. - working, im Dunfcln. 
 im ®el)fimen fianbclnb, luirfenb. Shak 
 
 Dark, (fan^fr. tareki) s. l. bie ^int 
 (lerni^, Dunfeltjeit («a6mefenl)eit tt6 Sid)tdK 
 
 2. i a) bie Dunfelljeit, 5Serborgenl;eit. b) 
 bie 5Jin(lerni0, UnioifTenfjett. c) bie DunfeU 
 ()eit (Unbfutlid)feir). d) tai ®cfdngnig. 
 
 To be in the dark, Don J^iuileruig um* 
 geben fein. To live in the -, im 93erborgenen 
 leben. 
 
 Prov. Joan is as good as my lady la 
 the -, bei %nd)t finb a(le Sa^en grau. 
 
 Dark, v. a. '^ oerbunfein, uerfinflern, 
 f. Darken. 
 
 Darken, dlr'kn. (augelf. adeorcian) 
 V. a. 1. oerbunfrln, perbiiflern, perfinfteni 
 
Fhte. f?.r. fall. fnt. Ml. met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6t\, cUM. Ti'ibe, Inb, ftill. t//in. Tflis. 223 
 
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 («n Simmer jo. 2. i uerbiinfetn , I'crfins 
 (l«n, I'crbiiilcrn , umiuolfen (ten ®ei|l jc.j. 
 3. rereimtelii , fdjiunrj mac^i-n. 4. vet-- 
 6u|leru. nrubemocteii, truOen (SieaiugeiiK.;. 
 
 5. rriiben, ilbrcn, i>ereer6en (einegreu6e ic). 
 
 6. uiuuri1rtiiDlid>, biiiifcl iu.id)cii ; uenoirreu, 
 Dcriuirrt mn<t>en (eine i!lt>t)anMuiifl lo. 7. 
 Derivirrt macbeii , beuiiruljiflen. 8. buiifel 
 mrtcheii, bniuneii (Die @c|ld)r«fnr&e :c.). 9. 
 CWal.j itcrrcftmpijfii, milbern (ben Ion :c.). 
 10. I u. t bei'cfjmu^eii, bejlerfen, befubein, 
 f<i)wnT\tn. TiLLOT»o». \ [ben. 
 
 Darken, »■ n. bunfefn, bunM iver: 
 
 Unrkcner, darkOnur, 4. ber 25er: 
 fcunfikr, iBeriuimr, i>a6 m<i6 uerbunfett ic. 
 
 tturkey, darkke. t. | bie <niid)t. 
 
 Uurkiali , diikisli, adj. ttwai 
 buiifel, trube ob. ttmler; bnmmerig; fd)iurtri: 
 lui). ( Cunfiln. Miltom. Siuk. 
 
 Marklillfr? darkling, ado. $ iUl 
 
 Dttrkly, darkle, ado. biinfel; oi' 
 ^cim. [biinfle interne. 
 
 MarkllianSf daik'manz, t. t bie 
 
 IIarkU«f(iti 1 dark'nea , «. 1. bie 
 gfiiilltrniB , Diiufelljeit ( iJlbmefeiiljeit bet- 
 fii(f)t6). 2. i a) bie Sunfelljeir, Unbeutlid); 
 feit (einer JKebe k.». b; bie 5in|TrrniB, Un = 
 n)ilTenl)eit. 4. bie $ieimlict)feit, SBerbpr.jeii: 
 Ijfit , ber geljeinie , iierborgr lie Crt. 5. l! bie 
 giniteniig ( ber ^bllt > , bie SfWt. 6. |i bie 
 giMileriiiB , aSmuirruno , if^i ©lenb. 7. ? |! 
 Ne JinilfrniB, bii« 3{«i<t) be6 Satnn*. 8. % 
 bie 5Jinilerni§, bflfi (Edjattenreid), ®rab. 9. 
 bie Unbiirct)il(f)rinfe(r. 
 
 Tlie power* of darkneia, bie i^oflen: 
 nind)te. Tlie prince of-, ttt leufei. The 
 land of -, ? Mi ©rnb. 
 
 0arktiOlIief dark'aum, adj. f bun-- 
 ffl, fimlrr ; triibe. 
 
 ■9arliii|;r, dar'ling, (ongelf. deoriing, 
 •. deor u. iiiig) adj. tl)eurr, geliebt, n)ertf]. 
 
 A darling child, ein Siebliii(]6rillb. - 
 •cience, bie !?iebliii<i»mi(yenr(f)>ift. 
 
 Itarliug, «. ber I'lcbliutj, (i)uuft(inn- 
 
 liaru, darn, Oi). dxrn ; arm. darn; 
 %. darnc) o. o. (lopfen (beffiib. Struuiyfc;. 
 
 liarn , m. bie (Sropfnai)t, Stovi'eret. 
 
 Mam, / ,.. ^. , 
 
 l»arael, dar'nil. (fr.) «. [!5Dt.] bie 
 Xre«ve, ber I'Plc^, 9<aben. 
 
 IVariier, dar'nur, «. ber (Stopfer, 
 bie @topferinn. [(i>. (Strumptcii ic.). 
 
 Mariiin^, dir'nlng, t. iai ©topfeii 
 
 Darning-needle, bie ©tupfnabel. 
 — -cotton, --yarn, bfl* ©tl'pfflnm. 
 
 Uarraill) dar'rcn, (liorui.dareigner, 
 deraigner) o. a. * 1. porbereiten , orbneii; 
 Untetneljmen, perfu(l)eii. 2. in ©djindjtorb: 
 nung (trden , aiifilcden. Shak. 3. beninneii 
 (ben AampO; fi<4 |le(leii ob. f(4) r4;laafertig 
 mad)en. 
 
 Itart, dart, (fr. dard; it., fP- , port- 
 dardo) «. I. ber^urtTpie@, SSiirfvfeil. 2. ^ 
 S bn6 ^urfgerd)o@. 
 
 Dart-iuake, [97aturg.] bie SPfeilnatter. 
 --•lock, ber X>i)l4)iiO(f . 
 
 IBart, 0. a. 1. roerfeu, f<f)irnberii 
 
 (2Diirfflei(f)offe jc.). 2. i (nnefenben, entfen 
 
 btU) r(t)ie6cn (€tr(tf)len it.). 
 
 2. Or what III eyc» malignant glances 
 
 dart. Ptife- 
 
 DAS 
 
 Dart, p. 1. 1. (fc^neCT) ffiegcn (mie ein 
 $feii). i. iVniigen, eiitfpniigen ; droui) fjer; 
 porbred)eii, lo^ffiirjeii dniS j.;8. bem ^IGalbe; 
 pom 'lijiibe to ; lo£)lurnien ; (upon, on, at) 
 IjerfrtUeii (liber), lo^iliirjeii, l06|tiirnien (niifi. 
 
 Darter, dir'idr. «. ber 'lUurfpfeil: 
 \&i\xi}t, •iJ3feilfrt)uije, iacf>iitje. 
 
 Uaslt, daith. (biin.dask; rcf)iv. daska ; 
 rd)Utt. dusch) 0. a. 1. (against) (lUlC Spef- 
 tigfeit u. pIoQlii4> (cfylaqeii, luerfcn, (loiieii, 
 fd^niettcrn, o fdjineigeii (jivci Ijarte ^iirper 
 (jegcii emanber lo. 2. {<i<\\>bl)\\l. init to ob. in 
 pieces) ;^ u. t ieridjliifleii , jeri^i'Men, ierbre; 
 (t)en, icrfd)metccrii. 3. befpri^en, befprenijen 
 c&nua* mit 555aiTcr ic). 4. f(l)utten, .iU6= 
 rd)iirten (iiinner ic.j ; iibenjifgen, uberfc^iit: 
 ten (jemaiib mit (^Itifi'igreiceni. 5. fc^ingcn, 
 fintfdjen (bi\6 iJBofitr mu DJubern ic). 6. 4 
 u. i permtftten, miiiteii, permenoen, mengcn, 
 perfnU'Aen (j. 2J. iiiein mit 2i3aiJer; eine &<■■ 
 i(i)\(t)tt mit 9>ibelii lo ; eiit|leUen. 7. ft^iiitclii, 
 rfittcln, ia)\\)a\>pel\\ mad}en ($luiTigfeiteio. 
 H. t (Oft mil o"'^ piiiftiig eiitiuerieii, ffiijirt" 
 (eine 3ci(t)i'iiiig)- 9- *mit <»"' ob. over> iibcr: 
 llrei(f)en, nu&flreid^en , burd)|lreict)en , <iu£- 
 lof(1}eii (em 'li3ort, enie 9{eil)e>. 10. jcriluren, 
 oeriiict)ten, oereitein, lu '^dtanbeu ob. fd^ei: 
 lern ma(t)en (>l)3lnne, ipL^ffnungeii to. M. 
 bemuti)igeii, beid^iimen, pcripirren, aui ber 
 <}aiTting briiigen. 
 
 To dasli one'a pride, 0^'»<1l>^^ ®tPl} 
 bemiitl)igen. To — one out of cnumenance, 
 (i^inen au6 ber SaiJuiig briiigen, bcfcf^amen. 
 To - one'* confidence. (S'illL'll perbliiffeil. 
 
 Uasli, o. n. I. uberftiefjcn, iiberloufcii 
 (ipie 'iUiiffcr uber ben DJanb eiiiefi ®eia|Tt'^, 
 uber ein £(ti|f :c.). 2. roufc^en, lunllen, plat: 
 f(t)cn, fict ival^eii, fliir^en, nicberraufd}en (p. 
 'IBellen, pon einem -li^niJerfaUe to. 3. (into) 
 t)iiieiii|liirien , eiiibrec^eii (in bie 9{eil)en ber 
 l^eiiibe to. 4. burc^raufct^en, buret) ba6 'ZSaf: 
 I'er 2c. raiifd^en; (through) raufc^en, fturjen, 
 waten (burct> Dicf unb Diiiiii lo. 5. jcr; 
 f(J)metterf iperben ; anilo^en ; [OJiar. ] \(i)tU 
 tern (against, an). 
 
 Uaftit, *. 1. bai Sufammenftogen, 'Hn-- 
 cinaiiberilo(jcn , S'lrrtmnieiitrcffcn , bie 9{ei> 
 bung (jipeier iti^irperj. 2. \ u. t bie ^Jeimu 
 idjiiiig, ber 3uia9 ; t>n6 Jropf(t)eii,93ii(l)en ; ber 
 lUnilrid). 3. bie 55efpri$uiig, ba6 'lingefpri^te. 
 4. ber 'Jtiignff, SliifaQ, ©tog; ['OJfilit.) ber 
 iliirmii^e 'itngriff. 5. a) ber &U\t\(t), $atfd), 
 S(t)lag, <Sd)mi6, ©tog, ©treid); ba4 'Wal, 
 ber 9iiifa^ (]. 93. auf6 erile >)»al, nuf ben 
 erilen ©treid)). b) ber SJeberjug, ©tri4. 6 
 o ia6 ®epriinge, aiuffcljen. 7. ber ®ebanj 
 fenilrid), 'Hbfa^ (.—). 
 2. Innocence, with a dash of folly. 
 
 Addison. 
 
 At tirst dash, auf bai erfte yjial. At 
 one -, I. mit finem geber^iige. 2. 1 auf 
 einmal. To cut ob. to wake a -, J piel aiufj 
 fel)en macften. 
 
 liash, adv. patfd>, platfc^. 
 
 IVasliing', dasli'lng. adj. uiigeflumm, 
 (Inrmiid), tobenb, polternb, Inrmenb; nuf; 
 fallcnb, ^uffel)en errcgenb ob. ma(()enb. 
 
 Itaiitard, das'tard, (angelf. ada«- 
 irigafl) *• ber Jcigling, bie ^7J?nnme. [fain. 
 
 MaMtaril, adj. feig, mutt)io^, im<i)t-- 
 
 Curse on their - souls Audisom. 
 
 Uastanl, v. a. einf(t)ri(t)tern, \<!,)xet: 
 
 DAU 
 
 fen, entmutl)inen , angrtigen. Drydbs. 
 
 If astarftize , das'tardue, V. a. 
 
 miitl)li>^,ftu)c m.iilien ; einrd)iid)rcrii,rd)rerf en. 
 
 Uastardliuess, dasiaidlenes. t, 
 bit Sjfigheit. (feigf, roie eine ■•MJemme. 
 
 Dastardly, das lardle. udj. u. ado. 
 
 Dastardness, das' lardnes, «. bit 
 (Jurrf)tramfcit, Jeigljeit. 
 
 Dastardy, das'rarde, *. bit ^eig* 
 l)eit, 3agl)aftigfeit. 
 
 Data, da'ia. (Int. W.) t. pi. )uge> 
 flaiibeiie 213nl)rl)fiteii, jiigegebene Xi)<\t(a(t)e», 
 »ilngnuen, il)ateriueire, Il>iUfnd)en, Data. 
 
 Datary, da'iare, «. Ipiipill. iianjl.] 
 
 a) ber X)atariii6. b) t>n& aimt eincfi X)ntariu6. 
 T-he datary's otiice, bie Dntnria. 
 Date, dite, (fr. date; fnnSfr. da, 
 
 daiu) t. 1. biii Dntum, ber "iBJonnt^tag. 2. 
 bie 3citniignbe ; 3a()r}nl)( (auf -Bi'iinjen). 3. 
 baiS Datum, ber 3eitpuiift, bie 3eit. 4. f 
 bn6 G'ube, ber SSffdjlug. Pope. 5. bie Dauer, 
 Jortbauer, Cniige. Miltoji. 6. l-J{ed)tafpr.J 
 bie tjrifl, ber lermin, bie lagcfnljrt. 
 
 Out of date, niid ber 'OJiobe, iud)t mclje 
 im 0)ange, ungaiigbar. To bear -, batirt 
 fein. What — does the letter bear? poll 
 ipeld)em Datum ifl ber ^rief? At three 
 months' -, (:panbfl] brei »»foiint bato. Of 
 the same -, pon giiid)cm Datum, gleid)iei« 
 tig. From this — , iiad) ob. ooii l}eute, a bato. 
 Of this -, pon Ijeiitigem Datum. 
 
 Date -book, ba& 5.agtbu(t). 
 
 Date, o.a. 1. Dntiren (einen 93rief :c.). 
 2. batiren (bie 3eit eiiiee &reigiiiffe6), ange< 
 ben, bi'ilimmcn. 3. (from) Ijerleiten (pon). 
 
 Dated stamp, bti6 ';|5oi^je!d)ill. The letter 
 was dated the eleveiitli instant, ber 3}rief 
 luar pom elften biefc^ OJJonate batirt. 
 
 Date, 0. n I. red)nen. 2. [id) bat 
 tiren, fid) l)t'rfd)reiben. 
 2. The Balavian republic dates from 
 the successes of tlie French arms. 
 
 £veRETT., 
 
 Date, (fr. datie) «. bie Dattel. (Shak. 
 Troil. 1. 2. — Rom. and Jul. IV. 4. — 
 All's well, I. aUoirtfpiele mit date, Dflttel 
 unb Datum). 
 
 Indian date, bie iamarinbe. 
 
 Date-tree, [Sot.] ber Dattelbaum. In« 
 dian — plum, ber L'otufibaum. 
 
 Dateless, diteles, adj. 1. oi)nt. 
 Datum, fein Datum entljnltenb. 2. uMbe< 
 iTimmt (ber 3eit nad)). [©tftriften :c.>. 
 
 Dater, dAte'ur, «. ber Datirer (pon 
 
 Dative, da'i'v, aat.) «. [©ramm.J 
 ber Datip, 3te gall. 
 
 Dative, adj. l. [«Wecf)t«fpt.] a)flf. 
 rid)ilid), pom (Seriate iibertrageii ob. befleUt. 
 - executor, ein gcrict)tlid) bcilefiter ©jrefutor. 
 
 b) ipibcrrufri(<). 2. im Datip |lel)enb. 
 Datuiite, dalolite, (Da th 'oUtt). 
 
 (gr.) *. [©fol.j ber Dntolitf). 
 
 Datum, dituin, (lat.) » bie jiige* 
 gebene Itjatfad^c ob. ^al)rl)eit, f. Data. 
 
 Datura, datura, dat.) «. lSl)em.J. 
 ba6 Datiirin. 
 
 Daub, diwb, (m. dwbiaw; ir. dob. 
 haimh) v. a. I. fubelu, fd)miereu, (nut njel» 
 d)fr, flebrigrr ""Waterie) I'iberjieljcn , iibef» 
 |lrcid)en, befubein, bf|d)miereii, iiberrd)mieren. 
 '2. fd)lrd)i , grob betnairn , auilri'id)en 3. t 
 i'ibiTiriiid)en, perl)et)lrii, beiiiaiiteln, perbecfen. 
 
224 Fate. f'lr. fAlI, fat. Me. met Fine. fin. N6, move, nSrygot, 6il, cl^iul. Ti'ihe. Xiih, full. tAin. TFIw. 
 
 DAU 
 
 rerhitllfn, wrfleflen. Shak. 4. uberrnbcn, 
 pninfucfl 6e|'e$en ob. ftelcgen, ocr&rnmcn. 
 Urvden. 5. rcl)meid)eln ( (Jiiicm) ; G-iiicn 
 plump lobtn- South. 6. be\iect)en, o fdjinie: 
 ten. [f<t)e<fi<i btmaltn ob. 6e|ltetrt)en. 
 
 To daub with several colom. 6llllt; 
 
 Danb, v. n. l. pftiitip rd)meid)eiit. 
 1. ben Sd)eiiil)ei(ij)eM fpielen, fjeucfjcIn.SHAK. 
 
 Uauber, daw'ljur, «. l. becSd^tnic: 
 rer, ©ubkr. 2. 6cr ^ilnflreidjer. 3. ber 
 piiimpe, ntebrine ®c^nieid)ler. 4. bet 93c; 
 (leitft, o ©cf)mierec. 
 
 I9aiibery , diw'buri , *. f ''fr 
 ^imil.jriff, i<\i iliiiifl|Tiirf; bie 'ipopaiijerti. 
 
 Uaiibiug', daw'bing, s. 1. baS lleber: 
 fd)!iiicren ic. 2. bo« gro&e ^Knten, Siibdii. 
 3. bie plutnpe ®rf)nieid)elet. 4. bnS 'Knfle: 
 bfnbe ; ber i))fortel, 0)ip6. 
 
 llailbry, f. Daubery. 
 
 Dauby, diw'be, arf;. f<f)micrig, 
 tlt'berig, jiil}C. Dryden. [abuse. 
 
 Ilaud, (rd)Ptt.) to thra.<ih, to 
 
 liaug-bter, daw'tur, (gr. thygater; 
 nnnelf. dobter; perf. dochtar) *. l.bie Jocf): 
 ter. 2. - in law. bie ©d)iuieflertocf)ter. 3. |l 
 bie totter, bie %xa\x, bnS IBeib, ti. pi- bie 
 a'ei6Iicf)en 25eiuol;iier. 4. bie lorfjrer, ein 
 n>eii'Iicf)er ^Ibfijintnling. 5. bie ^eid)ttod)ter, 
 tai iueif>lid)e 2)eid)tfiiib. ['i}5rttl;e. 
 
 A grand--, bie g-iifefinn. God--, bie 
 
 l>aug-||terlilie<«S, daw'turlenes. 
 «. I. bie Io(t)terrd)iift. More. 2. bie tod)tcr: 
 lid)e 5Iuffii(;nm3. [terlirf). 
 
 l>au:;:literly, diw'turie. ad}. tM)-- 
 
 IBauut, dant, (fr. donipter) v. a. 
 «in|'itiict)tern, entmut()igen, fdjrecfen, in 
 ©d)recfen \t^t\\, imitf)(o5 mac^en. 
 
 Some presences daunt and discourage 
 us. Glanville. 
 
 llauntless, dant'les, adj. furc^ttod, 
 uncrfdjrocfen, iinucrjagt. 
 
 Haunt les.siiess, dant'lesnes, «■ 
 bie 5iird)tH'>rigffit, lliierrcl)rorfeii^eit. 
 
 liaupUin, daw'tin, (fr. S93.) «. 1. 
 [3i1>rt)i)ii!.j ber t)plpl;in. 2. (ber eljcinnlige 
 fironprinj uon g-raiifrcid)) ber Dnwpl;in. 
 
 Maupltinesji!, diwHnnes, s. (e^e: 
 iiia(6) bie 0yenio.l;lnin ob. «IBitti»e bed Bai»» 
 pi)in (iinMipriujen I'on Jmnfrcid)). 
 
 l>aur, (|'d}utt.) to dare. Uaur't, 
 
 d a I e d. 
 
 IBaurg-,^ 
 
 Maurli,^ 
 
 Itavit, da'vit, a. [g)?nr.] a)bie3utte, 
 tniibf ^I'lrte. b) ber ^enterbnlfen. 
 
 Itavy, da've, (fc^ott. Davock) s. 
 DiU'ib cTinnif). 
 
 Maiv, daw, I. I. fCrnitf).] bie Dctjte, 
 Z>.il)Ie, ber 'iliprn&e. 2. i ber niirrifrfje ^JKenfd). 
 
 Daw-cock, l.ber5?(il)n berDeljle. 2. l 
 etit eiiifriltiger ©cfjiun^er. 
 
 lia^v, V. n. t bnnnnern. 
 
 llawd, (fdjott.) a large piece. 
 
 lia^vdle, diwdi, V. n. * bie 3cit 
 ptrgeiiben ot>. i<errrf)leiibern. 
 
 liawdlt^r, diwdiur, «. • ber ^lei; 
 nigfeirffrnnier, Innblcr. 
 
 Wa'«viNli, daw'isb, adj. einer Cohlc 
 Ahnlirt), biMilennrrig. 
 
 Oa^vlc, dSwk. *. [Orrrt.] bie &i>I). 
 Iiinfl, bfl6 ecd), ber 25riid), 'Jdj} i-b. G-m-~ 
 
 (fdjott.) day's labor. 
 
 DAY 
 
 Hawk, V. a. mit einem ©tnfcftnitte 
 I'erfeljen, einferben, niit einem Jierbe be 
 jeiititen. 
 
 JUaivn, diwn, (angelf. dagian; ()d(( 
 
 daagen) v. n. 1. bntnuiem , tdgen , graiieu 
 
 2. t biiminern , enuiid)en, fid) eutiuirfeln (u. 
 
 ©fill :c.). 
 
 2. Wiien life awakes and dawns 
 
 every line. Pope. 
 
 A dawning youth, eine l)Offnuiig5i)one 
 Oiigeiib. 
 
 JUaivn, *. 1. bie TOorgenbflmmeriing, 
 ber iiige^anbriic^) (bie3eit i>om erilen ©nuieu 
 De5 iagS bi^ ,ju Sonneiiniifgniig). 2. ± bie 
 Diimmerung, t>a& Grmnc^en, bie G-ntiwicfluug 
 (ber geitligen ilnifre). 3. f bie Siimmeriiiig 
 bad erile G-rfdjeinen, bnS 91njeid)fn (einer 
 rd)6nern 3cit 20. Shak. 4. ± bie Dnm= 
 meriMig, ber (fitiuoc^e) 'Unfang, bns fdjiuadje 
 Ob. erile Cid)t, ber erile <Btrat)[. 
 4. These tender circumstances diffuse a 
 dawn of serenity over the soul. Pope. 
 
 ]n the dawn of time, im 2Infange ber 
 •23elt. 
 
 Ua>Vning', daw'ning, adj. b(im: 
 merub , aiifniigeiib , fid) eroffnenb , fid) rtnf= 
 tl;iieiib, ftil) eiitiuicfeliib, eriundjenb. 
 
 Ua^vuing-, «. I. bie ■•Worgenbamni: 
 rung, ber iiigeennbrii((). 2. Der OKorgen. 
 Shak.. 3. 1 t>c[6 Diiinniem, bie erile (Jut: 
 luirfiuiig, ber crile ©trnl;I, bnS Griundjeii, 
 :)peroorbred)en (ber iiittUeftueflen iinifte :c.). 
 2. Good dawning to thee, frirnd. Shak. 
 
 Ma^vtit, ( (.{(i)Ott.) fondled, ca- 
 
 Itawtet,^ ressed. 
 
 Day, da, (nngelf. daeg, deg, dagj 
 gotlj. dags; fjoU., fdjm., ban. dag) ». l. ber 
 lag (Bie 3cit uom '2liifgange bid jiim Unterj 
 gauge ber Sonne). 2. ber tng (ber nilronom. 
 tag, bie 3eit ber Umbrel)nng ber ©rbe inn 
 iljre '2Jj:e). 3. ber lag, tini Iage6iid)t, ber 
 ©oniicnrdjein. 4. ber lag, bie iage, L'eb; 
 jeittn, 3eit (j. 35. in ben Xagen jjingan?, 
 b. t). lualjrenb ber Cebendjeit 'Jmgais. Dft 
 im pi- m biefer ^ebeiit.). Ossian. 5. ber 
 lag, lag eined ®efed)t5, einer ©(ijladjt, 
 t2d)iad)ttag ; bie Sd>lad)t (j. SB. ber lag oon 
 2eipjig, b. t). bie ®d)iad>t o. Seipjig). 6. ber 
 lag, ber beiliminte lag, bie ffriil, lagefaljrt. 
 7 ber lag, 0"Tjrdtag. 
 
 Day by day, lag fur lag, tnglirt). By 
 - and night! (ein ®d)iuur) bei lag iinb 
 Jfac^t! Shak. From - to -, 1. ooii lag 
 jii lag, i>on einem lage juni nnbern. 2. i 
 oljne (Se>ui&f)eit ob. ^ortbauer. Up to this 
 -, bie jum Ijentigen lage. Of tliis -, oon 
 Ijenrigem iage, Ijeutig. This -, to -, Ijentc. 
 In tlie — , bei lage. — after-, oon lag 
 jn lag. At this time of—, in tliese — s, 
 tjeut ju lage. In his -s, (>ei fcinem Se; 
 ben. In tlie -« of old, ponnald, oor 
 9lltcr6, oor (nlten) 3citen. Happy -s. 
 glii(flid)e 3"ten; tni golbene Sf'tairer. -s 
 of grace, 1. [l()coI.J bie ®nabciijeit. 2. 
 19fed)t«fpr.] bie qtfe^lid) geiuafjrre 'Jriil (58e! 
 benfjeit). 3. [ipanbelj bie Sferpcft! obcr 9?e.- 
 fpirtage. - of payment, [ipanbel] ber SSer; 
 fadtag. -s in bank, [(S'ngl.] bie iJlnbienj: 
 tage bedObergerid)td Coninioii bench. Every 
 other — , ade Jiufl lage. Every lliird -, alle 
 brei lage. The — before yesterday, OOr; 
 grilerii. This - sc'nnight ( jiiranniieiigij.l 
 
 DEA 
 
 nu5 sevennlght), t)eute Dor adft logen. 
 Tis many a -, eg i(l fcfjon Iflnge. A - of 
 season, ein regnid)rcr lag. Shak. He staid 
 out all the live long -. er ifl ben liebcn 
 langen lag brau^en geioefen. To be ao 
 e V e r y - d a y - ni a n , ftc^ ju geniein ina(l)en. 
 She died twelve months after her husband, 
 to a -, fie jlarb (gerabei aiif ben lag i)in ein 
 3al)r na(^ iljretn OKanne. So much a -, 
 taglic^ l"o oici unb fo uie(. The - of th« 
 Lord, (lljeol.l bas jiliigite (Sertdjt. The 
 Lord's -, ber (Sonnrag, lag bed ^pcrrn. 
 
 Day-bed, bai 9ful;tt)ctt , iyaulbctf. 
 Shak. --book, tai lagebud); li>iubel] 
 journal, --break, ber lage!-anbnid>. 
 --coal, ['))tin.] bad oberrte, ju lage |le« 
 Ijenbe Soljlenloger. --dream, bad lriig» 
 bilb, ®e|'id)t im n)ad)cnbeii 3ii|lanbe. -- 
 fly, [e-ntomol.] bie (S-intag5jlit'ge. --la- 
 bor, bad lagemerf, bie lageat&eit. --la- 
 borer, ber lagelW)iier. --light, 1. ba6 
 lagcdlidjt, Soiiiieniiifjt; in plain -, atn 
 f)c(len ■0}firtage. 2. j p/. bie Sliigeii. --lily, 
 [23ot.] ber 'llffobil (f. Asphodel). -- 
 peep, ber lagedaiibrnd>. — -sdiolar, 
 ber iagfi-i)iilrr. -' s - m a n , ber od)icbiri£^» 
 ter ; 9f id)ter. - - s p r i n g , ber lagcdanbrud). 
 --star, ber •OJJorgenilern , bie Q5niii4 -- 
 time, bie lagedjeit. --wearied, adj. 
 eriniibet oon ber liigesSarbeit. --woman, 
 inM -))fild)mabc^en (|1. dairy-woman). Shak. 
 --work, bad lagciucrf. -'s-work, 
 ["War.] ber Sauf eined ©djiffed oon einem 
 ■i)}fittage jum anbern. 
 
 TIte day, 
 
 Dayly, da Ic, (ri({>tiger aid daily) ae^. 
 tfiglid). [gen k.k 
 
 Maze, dazo, V. a. ^ blenben (Die iHu* 
 
 Itazzle, dat'zl, (angelf. dwaescau) 
 0. a. (iMid) i) blenben; oer&lenben (bie 
 '21ugen 20. 
 
 To be dazzled at..., gebfenbet fein oon... 
 
 Oazzle, V. n. gebienbet iverben ob. 
 fein. [bai 'iJlenben. 
 
 Itazzleilient, diz'zlmenl, «. f 
 
 19azzliii{B;', daz'ziing , adj. blenbenb. 
 
 Uazzlingfly, da/.'zliiigle. adv. blt\u 
 benb, auf eineblenbenbe, iiberrafcf^enbeiDeife. 
 
 JUe, de, 2JDr|"e$fi)Ibe and beni Sat., bie 
 eine Irennung, oft audi &"* Ocgenrljeil ooii 
 bem 233orte, mit bem fie iiifamnienge e^t 
 ifl, bebeutet. 
 
 l>eacon, de'kn, (gr.) *. 1. bfrDiafo« 
 mid, ^elfer. 2. (©d)ottl.] a) ber 'Jlimofeiu 
 pfleger. b) ber 3nnftoor|'lel}cr. [foniffiiin. 
 
 lieacoiiess, de'knnes, s. bie Dia> 
 
 Meacoury, de'knre, ) s. bai 
 
 l>eacousliip, de'knsh'p, ) Diafos 
 nat, ■2lint eined ©iafoniid. 
 
 Ifead, did, (angelf. dead; fd)wtb. 
 dod; ban. dod) adj. 1. tobt (juiueilen mit 
 of oor ber llngt^e bed ©terbend, aid : dead 
 of a fever, of hunger, nn einem jjieber, 
 oor 5piinger ob. ^nngerd geftorben). 2. tobt» 
 blag, lobten. . . (iJarbe 20; tobt, matt, 
 glaiiilod. 3. tobt, flifl, beiuegiiiigdiod, riil;ig. 
 4. tobt, leer, obe, einfiinnig (oon einer 
 @-Oeiie 2c. ; and) luoljl oon einer riiljigen, inis 
 brmegtiMi Dt>frj1ad)e). 5. tobt, niiijiig, lobte 
 li!-gi-iib, niiangnueiibet, uiibenntjt (ciii lobrci 
 Rapirai 2c ) t). tobt, ilifl, grfttjafrdlod iBm, 
 
 (|"d)ott.) to day. 
 
FAte, far, fall, fat. Mh. met. F}n«>. fin. NA, move, n6r. jjot. 6il. rloiid. Ti"ibe. tub, full, i/md, TMiR. 22 "> 
 
 LEA 
 
 iinl)runfl^(o«; nifltt, Innafum (SBerfniif); 
 fli\u, f(t)ii)rtii) luom 5?nnC'el ic). 7. toDt, | 
 rr.iurig, oOe, uiibflebt, (lill (ulmii 'lUtiitfr, I 
 I'oii ber 0"l)"*J"t 2C.). 8. tief, fdjiuarj, 
 tiiiifrl, rnbemc^iunr} (uoti 6er iWiidjt jo. 
 9. idM, fiUt, aliiiijloS, unbelebt, mntt (i<on 
 ©<mfl(Pen, "Jlugtii ic). 10. ticf, 6umpf (uoii 
 "i&iieii IC). U. fiilt, nict)t erflreifeiie , tjerj; 
 Io« (uoin (iJebei lo. 12. (lau, mntt, f(^.iiil, 
 fldilli'a, I'errodjen, gefc^iniicflcS (iumi GJc: 
 trniifen k.). 13. toDt, unbea'oljiit, rraiirig. 
 bt>t (I'oii ^iiiifern, 9?uiiien lO. 14. tuDt, 
 crUM"4)eii, urrlBf^t (geiicr); fc^iuac^, friift= 
 lo6; abfle(lor(>en Oiueiflt ic); fniit, luilD, 
 (ibjjfAorbeii (5lei|ct>). 15. tobt, fl«i|lta Mf, 
 fiitiDig. 16. ti>t)t, jeuguiifleiiiitrthia '7. ti'bt, 
 fltdileljtne, m(i)t fticpeiiS (i<om -JK-iffer). lb. 
 [3{fd)r6iVr.) tctt, biirafrlid) toDt. 
 
 A dead language, eine coOte cnid)t\nti)r 
 gflVrc(5cn juerteiite; ®prii(<)e. - »leep, itt 
 Zotittnid)l<if. -calm, eie lobtenflide. -wa- 
 ter, Bieeiidje, tai toDte Qi'aiTtr. Thii money 
 is- upon Ills haudi. t)it\e6 &t[i t|l tu&t 
 in feiiKli ^liiiecn. To buy (any thing) a 
 
 - bargain, iitii ciiun ®pottprei6 faufen. 
 
 - Ireiglit, [<{)nu6el] 1. 6ie ^Bnllnafrftd)'- 'J- 
 bit JJrtiitim^t. - letter*, (^niiPtl) ni(t)t 
 unteriubri'igeiibt Srtffe. To work for « 
 
 - hor»e, ciiie alte Sct)ulb nbuerbitntn. He 
 1$ a - man, e« i(l uui H)n fler4>eljen, er i\\ 
 oerloten. 
 
 Dead-beat, [llfjrm.] bit rul}(nDe $fm. 
 niuiifl. --biocli, ['))?rtr.J bet Z)oi>bi;orfb6: 
 blocf. --born, tobtflfboren. --eaim, 
 1. [-TOor.J bit a3iiib|lille. 2 bit Ipbteiitlidt. 
 — doing, jerflijrtnb, ni6rbfrt|Vt>. - - d o o r », 
 (0)(ar.J bit Sd)u9il)uren I'or btii lljilrrii 
 btr Stiff nflflflerie. --drunli, im ^oc^>|ltn 
 Q)r.ibe, flaiij ob. f(<>re(fli(<> befrunfeii. -- 
 eye, [rBfnr.] bit Oiiiiot'er, Sdjeibe; crow- 
 
 foot eye», bit (gpiiinfopfe, i2piiiiifi''pf= 
 
 IjBljtr; Iron bound -eye with a liook, 
 bit Oiinaftr '"if eiferntm iBefitjlnae iinb 
 ibaftii; —-eye of a crow-foot, bit OJtitini> 
 fd)fibe. --hearted, I'erjnQt. --heart- 
 edneta, bit 95rrja<jtl)fit. --heaps, 
 (<Win.] tat taubt Qitilein. --killing, 
 Aiif btr ©refle lijbrtiib. --lift, bit per> 
 jivciftltf Ciifle; Prop. To hflp one at a -- 
 lift, e-iiiem ani btr filcninit Ijejfrn. -- 
 light, I'OTnr. J bit bliiibe ©tiicfpfprtt; 
 !tfi«iibe vox belli Jlrtjiiteiifeiuler. --lock, 
 b<i6 bliiibe 6cf>lP@. --neap, I'iWfflr.] 
 bii« tcbtt, uiebrifle SDnffer. — nettle, 
 bit ftiiifeiibe Xniibiicfyfl. --payj ber 
 ©1Mb ucrflcrbener ©olbnten ( beii uiireo= 
 li<^e Dffijiere bel)<ilreii). --pledge, bn* 
 Snnnpf'iiib, perpi'iinbefe ®ut, icbte, vtX' 
 f.illeiie ^I'Ollb. -reckoning. I. [.'TC.ir. 1 
 bit Oiifiiiia. 2. [^nnbclj tie bliiibe, mi)ie> 
 f,il)re 9{ecl)iiim;], ber Ueberfdjinu- - - r i « ' n g 
 rb. rjning-line, [Wiir.J bn« 23ernl)i'ii 
 ber $ri'i|liiii(jen. — mock, Omiiu'biiieii, 
 liiibeive()li(1)e OJilter. --»iock-aceouut, 
 |$>niibel; b(iiJ3"'iiii'''iliei''Pi"o- - •truck, 
 rernicljtet, iiiit ©riiiieii erfiidt. --water- 
 [-JJTnr.l bn« fiifliuoffrr. -weight, [^an-- 
 brl) utU'crjiiiflirfje ©tiirtt^popiire. - wood. 
 J-».'f.r.j ber Wfflfiififl. -work*. [-Wr.ir.] 
 Pi>.« ii>bte (ilbcr beiii 2Cii|7ir be fiiiMirf>i' ) 
 SaJrrf bf< ©d)iffe«. 
 
 Iic»<l, «. I. bif Ipbtrti. 2. 1 Mr tirfr 
 Engl. ■ druUch. WitrterbHch- I. 
 
 DE.\ 
 
 ©tiQe, tobteniliae (ber D?iid)t ic). 3. pi. f. 
 Dead heaps. 
 
 If eMil, D n. *> bie*.raft, tai 2eben »fr» 
 lienii, |"0ii>a(^ merBeii, erilerbeii, ermatten 
 
 Ifead , o. a. "^ Dtx A<rii|i , iti Ifebetie 
 beraiibeii, rct)iviid}eii , daiiiptcn. eiitrriitten. 
 
 Ifeadeu, deddn. r. a. 1. |'ct>iu>uDi:ll, 
 Ab|liiiiipteii, biiiiipfeii (Doii 0>e(ui)lcii, I&iieii 
 JC). 2. |iljii>iict>en (aiifi^'.Itiii, aiil;nueii;. 3. 
 I'ct^miid^eii, fiau, matt \^m\ mac^ea CQci|lige 
 (yetriiiife 20. 
 
 JUeadisli) ded'ah, adi. tobaljiilict). 
 
 liemlliltuufl, dedleiiuud, 1. ber 
 3ut^>iitD ciiies lobieii. 
 
 Ifcttdliuess, ded'l«ue», «. bte lO: 
 Desiji'tnijr, tai iunrinlje. 
 
 lieMtlly, d«d le. adj. thitU&) , tob: 
 briiiijeiib. 2. ti)biii(l), ^ob..., uiiuinot^iiiic^, 
 fdjrecflid), ornuriim (Don ber '|yciiib|'d)a(t u.;. 
 
 3. o uiiael)t'uer, aiiprrorbeiifli4>. 
 Ueadly-carrot, I -^ot.J bie ©tu(;l< 
 
 ivurj. --nighiahade, [ :^ut.J ber i)in(t>t: 
 l'4)>uti-ii. 
 
 l>ea«IIyt adv. l. ti?bii()mic^ , leit^en: 
 Ijrtft. 2. tB.^tiK^) (i>erii>iiiibet ic.j. 3. tijetiidj, 
 uiu<erri>i)iili(4. 4. o auMernrbeiitlKt^, |i-l;r, 
 uiiacl)i:iier. 
 
 Deadly pnle, tcbbli10, lei4)Cilbl>lg. 
 
 IfeadueSS, deU uea, «. 1. bie (^f. 
 llarruiifl , lube^fiilte. 2. t a) bie ed)iuii(t)e, 
 OKiittiafcii, G-rrctH'pfuiifl, ©iitfriiituiifl. b; 
 bie Ralre, Jruiliafcii (ber lieiDciirct^r.iteii jo. 
 c) bie &liiiil)eit, ©d)anll;ett, {i)et|UQ|'igtiit, 
 (iJi'fitjmarfloriartrt, biw ©(tjmile cumi &i- 
 iraiifen to. d) || bie 3eiiauiiai'Un|iil)iafeir. 
 e) bie 41bae|1orbctit)(it , ®lei(t>au<t>G'''i' M'lii^ 
 melilidl)e •ilii8eleaeiil)ciifn 10, bte Uiu^iUuj' 
 reit, ber 0)fiiiiael *>" Ccbtjiiftiafai , j. h. 
 \)i\6 ©forfeii, C;e jjlnutjeit (Oes ipaiibels 2c.;. 
 
 lfeud-tlira«v, (fc^uti.; i- the 
 
 dealh-lhrowa, the last agonies. 2. 
 neitlier dead uor alive; neither 
 hot nor cold. 
 
 Ifear, def, (nnaelf. deaf; ieltillb. 
 daul; biill. d6»; |"d)iueb. dof) adj. I. tnilb 
 (ail)iJrlo«). 2. 1 (tint 10; trtub (fiir, arae" 
 (Jtiua^). 3. (oft mit with) beiiiiibi (uoii). 
 
 4. biiiiipr, a^^'iixpt' (>^""i ^i^"^" >(■)• ^• 
 tniib (feiiien Rem Ijnbeiib, uiifriic^fbiir 
 J. aj. fine tnube »)fii&). — adv. Ueaf'ly, 
 tniit'; biinipf. 
 
 Wear, r. a. « niir nod)?, f. Deafen. 
 
 lleitfen, deifn, V. a. 1. tijiib niiK^cii, 
 bes (»)el)i)r6 bernubcn. 2. (uiit with) betnuj 
 ben (Mirdj). 
 
 Mearifilif deiUh, adj. f;iirtl;i!>rta. 
 
 IfeafiieifK, dcfnes, t. I. bie laiib: 
 Ijeit (C!i>ei;i:'riiuiiiflel). 2. i bii6 I.iiibrciii (gcs 
 acn G-riiinljniiiiaeu :c.). 3. bie X)umpfl;eit 
 (eiiieS loitS). 
 
 IBeal, dele, prael. tl. p. p. dealt, 
 (nnai'lf- daelan ; fll'fl;. dailyaii; fdjiveb. dela) 
 V. a. 1. tijcilen, bri(t)eM. 2. unit out) mm-. 
 theilen, luTtljeili-n , <iuf fpfiibrn , ju tljril 
 luerben IniTcn , mitffjfilt'ii (Cfiiu'iu). 3. (mit 
 out , niieiljfiirn , jiitl^eilrn ( ber 'Xnlje niid), 
 J. 5J. ©(l)iiige to. 4. niifgi-ben, ai'bcii (itar; 
 irit im ©piflio; you are 10 -, ©ir tiu'iiTi'ii 
 (tie Siirtiv a'brn, nil ol)Mfii i|l jii ,iri'i-ii. 
 
 19«al, V. n. I. ipniiPi'i trfii'i'ii, ijnn. 
 brin. 2. itiiriTl)anbfin. J. Ijniifriii, fjii) \}t, 
 nrl^mrn, ficV aunul^rrn. 
 
 DEA 
 
 j To deal by, befjnnbetn (Ocninnbcit gut 
 jCb. f(J)led)t), uerfnljren ub. iimiii'ljcii unit 
 ©nicui). To- ill by one, G^iiiem librl miti 
 ipielen. ium... 
 
 To deal for, ^nnbelii, im ^niibrl ilrl)^n 
 • To deal in, 1. brfdjiiftiat fein; |1ict> bi-> 
 fcfcnf'tigen, fi* bcfn(Ten, |li1) obgeben imit (jf 
 xuai). 2. ®e|"d>afte inn(t)en in..., ij.uiPflii, 
 i>nnbel treiben (mit ©tmad), (aB.inren: 
 fiiljreu. [f)nbfn, uingt't)en (mit). Shak. 
 
 To Heal on rt. upon one, jii tliiin 
 
 He alone dealt on lieuteiianiry. rr lifft 
 nur feine lliitergebeneii fur ftd) luirfen nnb 
 tijnt fflbil '7?id>t«. SK*it. 
 
 To deal with, 1. nmiiefjen, i»frfnl)ren 
 (mit (S'ineni); brljniibeln (3einaiiben), M(t> 
 bnifljmen, fief) betrngen (gegrii OimniiiScn). 
 1. Q-iwsai beftimpfcn; drdtm, fiimpfen (mit 
 Oemnnben). 3. [in ^ird)fnfa(f)cnj lunrneii. 
 
 Heal, (nngcrr. dad; ir. dai; Pan. 
 
 deel; fcfeiueb. del) *. 1. bcr ll)dl, Mi lljfil, 
 bie iMbtljeilung, 9liijnf)(, -OTcngi'. 2. a> bi»« 
 Slufgeben, '3lu6tl)eiien , QJeben. b) bie iBi^r. 
 Ijnnb (im jtnrtempifl). 3. bns Innnenljolj; 
 tie Side, aJoijIe, im «ret. 
 
 A greal ob. a good deal, fcfjr, I'iet ; a 
 great- of trouble, iiiflc '•Wulje. 'Tis lii»-, 
 er nui0 (bie ^nrte) acben. To give one the -, 
 [^nrtenfp.] (Jinein bit 2JDrf)nnb InfTen. 
 
 Deal -tree, bie lanne. --board, 
 bie tnnneiie Diele. 
 
 Ifealbate, deal'bite, (fat. dealbo) 
 p. a. t iweie madjrn, blci(t>en. 
 
 Uealbation, dcaihi'shun, (fnt.) 
 I. bn« 'iBiipmniten , asicidjen. 
 
 liealer, diiur. *. i. (mit in) a) j 
 Oemonb, ber mit irgeub Qtwaxi \\\ tfniii f)nt, 
 J. 5S. a - in learning, fin Okltljrter I'Oii 
 i>nnbiuerf; a- in wit. ein a3i()bo(b. h) ber 
 i>nnbel6monn, .firnmer, finnfmoiin ; pi. ^an-. 
 bel««, (5)ff(t)nft6leiite; (in Snfnnunfnfetjg.) 
 Spvibler, j. ». a - in leather, fin fifberi 
 t)niiblrr; a smalt — in groceries, fin ©pfi 
 jfrfifrnmer; - in dry goods, brr &tlfnmaa> 
 rcnfjiinbler, 9lui<frf)nittfr; - in groceries, 
 ber i?dlpninliunnren()anbfer; - in gross, btr 
 ©rPgljnnPlcr; - in hardware, ber Wetflffs 
 lunnrenljnnblcr; - in linens, ber Sfinmnn6< 
 l)nnblcr; - in lumber, bcr ©tnbhol}-, 23nii> 
 l)Oljf)iinbfer ; - in peltry, ber 9?.iii(^iiinnrcn» 
 ^linbler; - in stocks, ber 9lftieiil)niibleri 
 - in wool, ber 8!DDflf)nnb(er ; - in woolms, 
 ber SBodiuanrcnfjniibier ; money-denlf-r. 
 ber (i)elb!)nnPIer. 2. [^artenfpiel] brr ■iiwi, 
 giber, ITnrtengeber. 
 
 A plain dealer, ber fl)rti(^f, ger.lbl 
 >7J?nnn, 33icbfrmnnn. A false -, ber '^\.-tu 
 brri(f)iaf, ©djnft, ©djnrff. A double -, 
 ber 23etrrincr, SiBfijnngffr. A small - in 
 learning, fin 5pnlbgflcf)rtcr. 
 
 nealiiljif, deling. 1. (oft;)'.) I. ba< 
 i>nbftn, Xi)\n\, Irribcn, S5frf.il)rcn , bie 
 9liimil)rniig, ^niiMiiiigrivrirc; bie 5>nnb» 
 lung. 2. (with) a) iai QSiTfafjrcn (mir e-liinn), 
 bie aSfgrgnnng, ^chnnblnng. b)bfr 35irfrf)r, 
 Unigniig (finrf -).Vfnrrt)eii mit bem niiPern). 
 (iJ^oM^fl) Per i>.inPel, SBfrfrdr, Pn? (SIf» 
 fd)iift. d) Per irfiiiiPfd)nftiid)i' Ilimiiing, SBer» 
 fi'ljr, Pir f^ViiirinrdHifr (mir (S-iiii'iii >. 
 
 Aniericnn merchniits liave ejten»ive 
 dealings with the niprchants of I.:t(t. 
 pool. nmrrifiiniiVt*!" Cniififiit.- m>id)i'n nut 
 
226 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA. move, n6r, got, oil, cldiul. Tube, tiih, full. t//in, THis. 
 
 DEA 
 
 b«n jtnuffeuten ooii Siucrpool flro0e ®e= 
 fd>nfte. 
 
 Jlealt, dllt, praet. U. p. p. t>. Deal. 
 
 Deainblllnte, deam'bulate, ((at ) 
 r. n. -f IjenimiUiiiiDelii , (jerumrpojireii. 
 
 ncttinbulntiOii,(leaiiibiila')iliuii. 
 Ont.) t. in& ipcruiiiHJnii&Hii, Der ©pajirfliinn. 
 
 Ilcainbulatory, (Icain'liulalure. 
 adj. tjeninimniiCu'lnfi, ^crumfpnjirenb. 
 
 Iteaiiibulatory, t. bee <By>aiit: 
 jjnno (Crt baju). 
 
 JUean, dene, (fr. doyen; nrm. dean) 
 ». 1. t)erDed)ant, Defnii. 2. [Crngl.] ber 
 Detail (Sfatntcr an llnii'erfitatcti). 3. [^Hctb-- 
 am.] ber Befan (SBeamter an meb. ©djulen). 
 
 Rural dean, [ ©nglanb ] (eljeniaU) ber 
 geifUid^e ^uffetjer u6(r lel^n £ird)en, ^n^ 
 |jtie(lfr. 
 
 Deanery, de'nur^. «. I. ba« 9Imt 
 vt>. ©infoninien eineS Dfdjanten ob. t)efan5. 
 
 2. bie Ded^nnei cJimtljan^). 3. ta6 Dcfanat, 
 bie Befaiiti. 
 
 Ueaiisllip, dene'ship, «. Hi 91mt 
 fince Df(f)anten, ta& Defanat. 
 
 Ifear, dere, (anflelf. deor; fcf)ii)eb. 
 dyr) adj. I tfjnier ( f;i>(^ im ^preife). 2. 
 tl)eucr, Ktttt); foflbar; Iteb, angeneljm. 3. "^ 
 (fp.irlid), fnnpp) tfjeuer. Shak. 4. ftarf; 
 »vid)tig, bebeiitcnb, nro^. Shak. 
 
 To be dear, t()euer fein. To cost one 
 very -, ©imm feljr tfjeuer ju fteljen fommen, 
 G-jnen \tt)t pici fo(l<-n. 
 
 Dear, (aniielf. derian; f(ftprt. dere) 
 ofO'. ^' I'trljapt, fd)rerfli(^, uerberWic^ , f)art, 
 org, ()iftig. 
 
 Whicli art niy nearest and dearest 
 enemy. Shak. 
 
 Dear, adv. tijtutt, v\a. 
 
 Dear- bo light, tfjeiicr crfauft, tijcuer. 
 
 — loved, I'ieigciiebt. Shak. 
 Dear, »■ a.tttjciicr tnarfje n, f. E n d e a r. 
 Dear, «. (>2lu«eni(f ber Sartlidjfeit) 
 
 tt: Ob. bie Ifjcuere, Sie&e. My — , mcin 
 gicber ob. 'iljeiifrcr; meine lljeuere. 
 
 Drrar, interj. Oh -! D ipimmel! 
 
 DearieM, (rd)Dtt.) dimin. p. Dean. 
 ^inbiT. 
 
 Dearlillg-, dere I'ng. f. Darling. 
 
 IVenrly, deieli. adv. I. tfimet 
 (piel }. 33. bi'i.il)lcn fur Griua^;. 2. jartlid), 
 innig (licl'eii). [6c,}al)len. 
 
 To p:iy dearly for..., f (phua^ tbeiier 
 
 IKearil, darn, (atigflf. deoin) adj. 
 •einfain, aflein ; trniirig, berri'ibt; ilid. Shak. 
 
 — adv. Dearn'ly, eiiiuitu, berrubt; gei)eim, 
 iiiiiiu-rfliif). 
 
 ItearilCKH, dere'nas. *. 1. bie ^^eti> 
 rung, 4l)i'ure. 2. bie ^ntugfeit, 3artli(ftfeit. 
 
 Deariirul, dam'iul, adj. fd)mer< 
 nulthig. 
 
 Dearth, deriA, (v. dear) t. 1. bie 
 «Rott), ipungiTfnor^, Ihrurung; ber 9Jtan> 
 flel. Shak. 2. bie UHfru(f)tbarfeit. Drydeh. 
 
 3. ber 933crtt) , l^rei*. bie If)eiire. Shak. 
 Deartliru', (f(f)ort.) dear. 
 Dearticulate, deanik'ulite, v.a. 
 
 •J- aufrciifen , perrenfen. 
 
 Deas, ^ (Hti'tr.) table, great hall 
 ItaiK , Stable; a pew in the 
 DeeK , ) c li II r c h ; a 1 1- c f » e a t 
 
 « r f c- I !• d at the doors o i c o 1 1 n g e «. 
 Deasil , ( rcl)Ctr. ,1 motion con- 
 
 DEB 
 
 trary to that of theiun; a High- 
 land superstitious custom, im- 
 plying some preternatural virtue. 
 
 Death, dcl/t, (angclf. death; f)0(t. 
 dood; |'d)lucB. dod ; ban. dod) t. 1. ber 
 iob (*21b)ueren()eit iti tljierifdjen ob. uegcca: 
 bilifc^cn Sebciie). 2. ? ber lob (bat; i){eid) 
 tit& lobcij). 3. ber lob (bie lobeSart, j. 93. 
 eim6 i'd)re(flid)en lobe^ fterben :c.). 4. ber 
 lob (.ba& ©iiiabilb ber ©terblidjfcit). 5. ber 
 lob, «JKorb. 6. ber Xob (bie Urfac^e be6 
 Xobe^). 7. ber lob ^her 25eraula(yer beS 
 lobcfi). 8. ? ber tub (bai •TOittel ob. 2Berf= 
 jeug bc6 lobes ). 9. [lljeol.j bev lob, bie 
 eiuige £lual. 10. ber lob, bi\6 Qnbe ber 
 '))fu()|"eligfeit. Shak. ll. [^fed^Kipr.] Civil 
 -, ber burgerlid)e lob. 
 
 To cause one's death, ^etnanb U\6 
 ®rab bringcn. To put one to -, Qemaiib 
 l)iarid)tcn. To sit upon life and -, auf ben 
 lob gtfangen fi^t"- To be the — of one, 
 Oeniaubfi lob perurfacben. It is -, eS flcl;r 
 ber lob barauf. A-'s head, ber lobtenfopf. 
 To grieve one's self to -, fid) JU lobe 
 gramen. 
 
 D e a t h • b e d , a) bai lobtenbett, ©terbe: 
 bett; b) i bit lobeellunbe. --boding, 
 tobperf iiubenb. --darting, ^ luiirberird). 
 — 's-blow, ber lobeSflreid). — 's-door 
 a) bie lobefipforte ; b) ^ b<\6 STafjcn bei lo; 
 bei; to be at -'s-door, iiii lobeSfanipfe 
 licgen. —-knell, b<\6 lobtengclaute, bie 
 lobtenglocf e. --shadowed,^ uiugeben pon 
 ben ©(fatten be5 lobetf. -'s-man, a) ber 
 ■■IKorber; b) ber if)cnfer, ©djarfrit^ter. Shak. 
 -'s -w o u n d , bie lobec-ipunbe, ber lobe^flog. 
 --token, bai 5lnjeid)en bt6 lobeS. -- 
 ward. adv. belU lobe Jtl. —-warrant. 
 ba« lobe«urt()eil, ber 93efcl)Iiur .^inridjtung. 
 --watch, [(fntoni.I bie lobrenuljr. 
 
 Deathrul, dei/rtui, adj. tbbtlid); 
 ini!^rberiri1). 
 
 DeathfulnesK , dctAfuines, t. 
 6ie2Qal)ri'd)cinliri)feir, ber'Jlnrd)ein befilobef. 
 
 Deathless.*!, dci/iles. adj. nniTirblid). 
 
 Deathlike, dei/rlike, adj. cobaf;n. 
 
 Deave, (rd)i'rt.) t o d e a f e n. [lid). 
 
 Deaurate, de^w'rate. V. a. t 
 pergoibeu. — adj. urrgoibet. [SBergplbung. 
 
 Deaiiratiun, deawr^'sliun, t. bie 
 
 Debacle, <iebak'l, (fr. 'Hi.) *. but 
 2pijbred)en, ber >J(uSl>ru(i) (ber SBnfyer); bie 
 geolog. "IBalTfrputl). 
 
 Debar, del>ar', V. a. (from) ailf: 
 fd)lieBen (uou); oerfagen, enrjief)en (Gineiu 
 Grioa^). [2l3unrd)cn nid)t enrrpred)en. 
 
 To debar one of his wislies, ^eiliaub^ 
 
 Debarb, debaib', v. a. rafiren, bej 
 Sarrefi bernuben. 
 
 Debark, deiplrk'. (fr.) p. a. aui-. 
 laben, aiif rd)iffen, ain5 Canb fe^en ((sjefdjiii^, 
 Iruppen lO. [gflien ob. iteigcn. 
 
 Debark, v. n. lauben, anf Canb 
 
 Debarkation, debaikii'shiin , t. 
 ba6 9lu^rd)iffeu; Canben, bie Caubung. 
 
 Deba!ie, debise', (de U. base) u. <i. 
 1. ernicbrigen, (jerabfe^en, Ijerunterfe^eu, 
 f)erabivurbigen (p. 'jprrfoncn u. Dingen). 2. 
 fd)lrd)rer inad)en , pfrfalfd)fn (Wefafle Jc.) 
 3. i>erberb?n ( ben ©ti)! ic). 
 
 Deimsed r.iin. grnngluiirige StTifinje. 
 
 Deba.seiiieitt , debase meni, «. 
 
 DEB 
 
 l.bieffrniebrignng, ^pcrabfe^ung, i^jerunteri 
 fe^uiig. 2. b<\6 iBcrberben (be« ©tpid je.), 
 bie SBcrberbung. 3. bni a3erfaifd)en (ber 
 Wetafle :c.), bie 55aird)iing, a5erfaifd)ung. 
 
 Debaser, dcba'sur, «. i. bet 5»er» 
 abfefjer , Grniebriger ; baS 5?era6rei^enbe, 
 iperunterfe^enbe. 2. ber a5erfalfd)er. [genb. 
 
 Debasing", deba'.sing. adj. eruiebri< 
 
 Debatable, debaie'aiil, adj. (lrei> 
 tig , moriiber geilritrcn luerben fann. 
 
 Debate, debate', (fr. ) *. I. ber 
 ^HSortileit , bai ©treitgrfprad), ber ©treit, 
 bie ©rreitigfeit; [lljeol.] ber (5)(auben*flreit. 
 2. bie 3ipietrad)t, ber ©treit, 3anP, ,Ranipf, 
 3«oi|l, i>iber. Shak. 3. bie 23c)lreitbarfeit; 
 beyond — , unbeilreitbar; j. 23. the story 
 is true beyond -. bie 2CftI;r(;eit ber drjiil)* 
 (ung fann nid)t beilritten loerben. 4. (oft 
 iin pi.) bie ijffentlic^e 23efpre(^iing, Debatte 
 (iin "iparlaniente tc), pt. bie Debntten. 
 
 Debate, v. a. l.beflreiten, befprec^en, 
 au^einanberfe^en , abljnubdn , eriirtern, nn« 
 terfiid)cn, bebartiren. 2. flreitig nin^jen 
 (G-inetn ©tiuaS). 
 
 Debate, v.n. I. (mit on ob. in; fidf 
 beratljen, beratl)fd)(agen (iibcr), liberlegeii 
 (©tioaS). Shak. 2. (on) (treiten (I'iber). 3. 
 t fampfen, (Ireiten. [iiberlegen. 
 
 To debate with one's self, bei fid) 
 
 Debateful, debate'ful, adj. I. 
 itreitig, beilritten (v. Dingen). 2. f jaufifcf), 
 |Trcitfiid)tig. —adv. D e b a t e' f u 1 1 y, (Ireitifl. 
 
 Debateineilt, debate'ment, «. 
 t I. bie ©rreitigfeit. 2. bie SBeratl^fdjlagunfl 
 Shak. 3. ber ilaiupf. 
 
 Debater, debA'tur, «. ber ©treiter, 
 ©treitfud)tige; ber iti'iitropcrnil, Disputant. 
 
 Debauch, dcbiwtsh', (fr. d»- 
 bnuclier; arm. dibaiicha) v. a. 1. oerberbeu, 
 oerfi'iljren, jur iJlui-fdjiueiftnig oerieiten. 2. 
 uerfiiljren, ootn 5a3ege ber <p|lic^t ableitett 
 (einc 'Jinnee to. 
 
 Debauch, (fr. debanche) f. 1. bt« 
 ©d)ioeIgerei, ©djlfinnicrei; ba« )oii|le Seben. 
 2. bie 31iifrd)iuciiung (in ber Sicbe). 
 
 Debauchettly, dei>awtsh'edli, 
 adv. aut-rdiiufifeMb, fd)ioflgfrir(f>. 
 
 DebaucheduesN, deb^wtsh'«d> 
 nes. *. bie llnnuif;igfeit, SBMlerei. 
 
 Debauchee, dlboshee', «. ber 
 ©d)iuf(ger, ©d)ltninier , SCilifling, lrun» 
 fenboib. l2?iTfiil)rer, 25erlciter. 
 
 Ifebaucher, debawtsh'ur. t. ber 
 
 Debauchery, dehawlsh'urrc, ». 
 I. bie Unnitieigfiit, ©d)n)elgerei, ©d)lnnnie» 
 rei, 95ij(lerei. 2. bie eieberlid)feir, ^21u^'fd)U)ei» 
 fungen, b(tS aui'fd)iueifenbe Cebeu. 3. bi« 
 9Sfrinf)rung , SSerliitiing. 
 3. The republic of Paris will endeavor 
 to complete fiie - of llie army. BitRkb. 
 
 Debauchllieiit, debawtsh'ment, 
 *. bie ajerfiiOning, SBirlcirung. 
 
 Debellate, deblllite, ((at.) v. <*> 
 bejwingen , tinrenocrfcn. 
 
 Debellation, debllla'shun, «. f 
 bie ^lejiuingung, llMtenuerfung. 
 
 Debenture, debln'tsbure, (Int. 
 debeo) «. I. ber ed)iilbfd)i-in , gorberunfl*' 
 fd)fin. 2. [(5-ngl. 3i^nio.) «) ti' Obligation, 
 ber ©d)ein i'iber ben 'XilrfiPfl. ber J^firfjollt 
 rd)fin. b) bie 5?rKfi'ergntniig be« 3oll«. «) 
 pi. -» ob. cliarpes of debenture. hU 
 
Vkte, far, RII. fat. Mi, m^t. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, rI6iid. Ti\hp, fnb, full, th'in, THis. 227 
 
 DEB 
 
 Df 6ent>irfe|len , RsHtn filt fltmat<)te 3ofl> 
 BorffDuiTe. 
 
 Debenture-book, bad 9iu(f.il>fl6ll(f). 
 
 liebentured, dcben'ishurd. adj. 
 [i>rtn6e(] -goods, Dtiicfjoftfliiter, ©I'lter, 
 fiir tie eine 9<ii(fi>erfli"itung t>t6 3oHt6 vtX' 
 laiidt iiirrben rami. 
 
 Uebile, deb'il, (lat.)adj. abqcf^nnnt, 
 matt, idiii>iid), l)in|a(li<j, trnfrioS. Shak. 
 
 UebilitHtev debileiate, (Int.) v. a. 
 f(t)ivarf)pn, fiitfniffen, entiierurn, nbiVnimeii- 
 
 M9f,hilittttin(f, deblletaiiiig, adj. 
 f(f)ii>rtd)riiB , fntfriififuft. 
 
 IfebilitHtiuitf deblleii'sliun, «. 
 tit i£d)ii'iHrtiiiiifl , &iufrnfrung. 
 
 If ebility, debirete. t. Me €(t)iva(^c, 
 €itiunrt)l)eit, Kraftlofiflfeit, 'IRattigrett loom 
 ^ijrper, ittttw I'oin Wtifl). 
 
 Uebit, deb'it, (Int.) «. [i^onbcfj bai 
 €ofl , bit t£o(Itiuiiol)iii«. 
 
 To be at oiie'i debit, ivomtt Atbttirt, 
 belftflet ftin. To the - of ooe'« account, 
 |ti 3'""'"f* ?nflen. 
 
 D e b i t ■ « i d e , li^Anbef] bie Htbttftitt. 
 
 Uebit, e. a. {S?at\M\ be6itirrn, bt-. 
 laflen , jut £n|1 fc^rriben , «,\6 ®d)iilb <in> 
 fdjreibfn. 
 
 To siand debited for..., [<5)<inbell 
 fceliiilet |lcl)en tiiit... To - a purchacer 
 tlie am<iiint of good* noid. ejiun ajcrftlllftT 
 tnit bfiii '■&ttxA(\t I'rrfnut'ter'Jl.'nnren briaflen. 
 
 IBt^bitur, deb'eiur. t. I. f. Debtor. 
 2. — and credilor, fiir accounting - book, 
 fc<»6 ?ffd>niiii<i«bii(f>. Shak. 
 
 UehoiMe, dlbi^ioe', \ f f. D<- 
 
 l>«>boiNll, <leb6iHli', ^ banch. 
 
 U(;buillinir« debonnAre (fr. SB.) 
 «d/. l)oj1lid), frniiibdd}, artio, (juti)erit(), 
 flff.idig. 
 
 ■febofllicfl, ad), rdjivtlnrrifrf), lie: 
 fcerlirf), I'frbi'rbfn, nu^fltmergelt. Shak. f. 
 Debauch. 
 
 0<*bOUCh, dehoutnh'. ( fr. ) e. n. 
 [Wllit. I au6 eiiif m enflf n '"piiffe fjeruorrurfen 
 (B. IriiBprn tc). 
 
 UebriM, debris, (fir. m) «■ p'. 
 tWepl 1 bie in'imtiier, 95nid)(lilcfe (befonb. 
 B. 55elffii). BucRi.Ann. 
 
 Ifebt, det. (ft. dette) $. I. bie <S(1)lllb, 
 bet i5<f)iiibppilcn. 2. t bie ®<f)iilb, (Sd)iilbin= 
 feit. 3. (9?fd»teiBr.) bie (a(f)iilbflnfle (fiir 
 action of d<<bt). 4. II bie @(t}tilb, @i'inbe, 
 lUbertretimg. 
 1. Wlien yon run in debt, you give to 
 anotlier power over your liberty. 
 
 Franklin. 
 %. Your ton , my Lord , hat paid a sol- 
 dier'* debt. Shak. 
 4. Forgive us our debts. Lord's prayer. 
 
 To be in debt, in <£(tilllbfH fle(fen. In- 
 volved in -, tief in 6(Dulben, i>erf(t)iilbft. 
 To remain in one's — , nod) ffli)ll(bi(i bifit 
 htn. To run in — . to contract — s. ©d)lll; 
 fcen Dtntften pb. riMitrat)ircn. Small -«. ajoi 
 (jflte(lf(f)iilbeii. Bill of-, ber iS<f)iiIcr(<)eiii. 
 -* active and passive, €(f>iilb llllb Oirgrn: 
 frt)iilb, 5lftiiin iitib ^niTii'o. -t owing. 
 (laiiife 55pr5frim()en pb. ®rf)iilbeii. 
 
 D e b t . b o o k . [ ipiiiipri ) I . brt« (5?ef(f).iftfi< 
 »uA. €(!)iilbbii<f). 2. b.i6 SBiTMdbiKf). 
 
 nebieil, dei'ied. ndj t l'rf)><ll>><1' 
 
 0<Tbuiibcu , Berpfitd^trt )i. ic Shak. 
 
 DEC 
 
 Mebtee, dlttee', «. ber P)(aii6iger. 
 
 Ifebtless, dei les, adj. i'(t)tiibentrei. 
 
 lAebtur, det'tUr, «. 1. brr i3d)ulbiier. 
 2. bet <&d)iilbner, <pflic^tige, aSerpjli(t)tire 
 (jn fftiunO. 3. [iponbelj in6 Debet, ©oH 
 (bie @eite iti ipaiibel6bu(^e£ , mo bnS iSo(l 
 %tb\ii)t )virb>. 
 
 To be on the debtor side, itn T)tbtt 
 |1elje«. -and creditor, [ipaiibel] Debet ii. 
 Jircbtt. -», CpoiibeO tai Debciit, ©pUcu. 
 
 Ifebullitiuu, debiiiiikU'uu, «. bii€ 
 9Iiif|'ieten , ^Jhifiunden. 
 
 IteCttCburd, dek'akdrd, ( 
 
 JUeCMCllOrdoU, dekakordun, ^ 
 (gr.) «. 1. eiii )el}iifaitige$ iPinuerCjeiig (itn 
 >21ltertl).). 2. injeiib ein <iu6 10 lt)cilen be: 
 |lel)enber ©ogfiiiliiiib. 
 
 llecadHl, dek'adal, adj. )u }et)U 
 gel)ijrig , nui? Defnbeii beilel;enb. 
 
 liecade, ddk'ad, «. bie Defabe; 
 bA£ 3(i)eiib. 
 
 IfeCMdence* diki'denae.^ «. ber 
 
 Ifecadeucy , dekadeMs^.^^etfall, 
 3erfnll. (©epm.j iai 3el)iiecf. 
 
 li«cn|i;:UUf dek'agon , (gr. ) *■ 
 
 liecam^raill , dekagram, (gt.) «. 
 bfl« Defngrnuini (fr. ®ciut(l)t). 
 
 Wecag-yu, dek'ajin. (gt.) «• [93pt.] 
 bie 'i^ftaiije nut )el)n ©taiibiuegen, bie jei)ii: 
 lueibige, jel)Mijritfolige , jrljniirtrt'iije ^ftiinje. 
 
 Ifeca^yuian, dekajiu'eau, adj. 
 [Sbpt.J jcljngnlfiltg. 
 
 OectUiedralf dekaii^'dral , (gr.) 
 adj. [Weom.) }el)iiiettig- 
 
 IBecaliedron, dikahi'droa, (gt.) 
 «. (0>eom.J bie jel)M|eitige SJigiit. 
 
 liecaliter, dekaiiiur, (gt.) «. tai 
 Defaiitcr (fr. "Minp). 
 
 JUeCMloi7i-<«tf dikal'njist, (gt.) *• 
 ber e-rfhircr ber io()n C»ebi)ie. 
 
 Decalog-ue, dekaiog, <gt.) «. 
 bie }fl)n Wi'bpte cMiofiS). 
 
 Itecaineterf dekam'itur, (gr.) «. 
 tai Defnmetcr (fr. "Wng). 
 
 MecaiiiPf dekamp', (ft. decaniper) 
 i>. n. 1. ["Mfilit.J iiu6 bcm iJnger <»ufbrc(f)en ; 
 bafi Snger rtiifl)fbcn, pcrliiijen ; flbnitiridjiren. 
 2. i (ict) <iu4 btni Stiuibe Pb. brtpon niii(f)cn 
 
 Mecainpin<;ilt , dekamp' ment. «. 
 [^lilit.J ber 'JliifPrucf) tsa 2ager6 pb. nu8 
 bcni ?iiilrt, bn6 >'2ibnnrr(t)iren. 
 
 Uecanal, dek'anal, adj. jti eincni 
 Defonrttc gefjorig. 
 
 Vecaitder, dekan'dur, (gr.) M. 
 I35pt.! bie jeljiiniminerige, jefjiifiibigc 'ISflanje. 
 
 Decandrian, dekan'drean, (gr.) 
 ad). CBot.) jfl)iunmincrig, jcl)nfiibig. 
 
 Oecan^-ular, dekang'giilar, (gt.) 
 adj [-)?inrl)cin.] jfhinpiMffdg. 
 
 Ifecaiit, dekant', (lat.) o. a. abgic: 
 gen, nblofTi-n, nbflaren. 
 
 ltecaiita<if>ii, dlkanti'sbun, M. 
 bn# 'Jlbgifgen, 'tlll'injTfn, *}l6f(.iren. 
 
 ■•<*cant<*r, dekaii'tiir. *. I. bn« P)e: 
 fag jiini Slbfinrcn pon Sliifilnffiren. 2. bie 
 Kr.riiffe, .Rrtriiffliie. 3. ber '3U<gif giT, 916fiiirfr. 
 
 Ifecapitate, (leka)j'eiale, v. a. i. 
 fppien, eiuh.iiiptrn. 2. i fypfcn c^iuinif 20. 
 
 Ueca|li<atioil, deivapeiA'shun, «. 
 bie (fntijtiiiptunii. ^'^? KinnVn. 
 
 liecapli) llouK, deka"illus, (gr.) 
 adj. ['&0X J }rt:>>bl(Uiertfl. 
 
 DEC 
 
 Decarbonize, dekar'bonize. I'.o. 
 
 [eijcm.] poni iUMilinih'ffc bffrfien(®taljl!c.) 
 
 ■iecasticll, dek'astlk, (gr.) «. hat 
 jcfjiijfirige (5}tbi(f)t. 
 
 Oecastyle, dlk'astjle, (gr.) «. bad 
 je()n)\hilige (i)eb.iiibe. 
 
 Uecay, deka', v.n. 1. in SBi-rfnfl ge. 
 rat^iMi, ocrfoflen, (tbneljmen, uerivelfiii, 
 nii^tirren, perfcfjiegen , |t(f) nbiiuRen , nbili-r" 
 ben (Bon iperfpucn u. Dingen). 2. f,1)i»nrf)Pt 
 lucrben, nbneljmen, ft(f) Bennill^etn (p. i>iff« 
 nungen jc). 
 
 Decayed wine, nbgeilanbejtet SBein. 
 D ecayed stores, uerbprbciier ©djiffSprpi 
 Biiint. Decayed witli age, pom 'JKtft 
 ftrtftlo^. A decayed fortune, jerriiflfte 
 S8ermogen«umiliinbe. Decayed circum- 
 stances, jerrilttete Uniflniibe. 
 
 Itecay, t>. a. f in ajcrfafl bringen, 
 fjerunterbringen, ueripuilen, jcrrutren, per* 
 berbcn, fdjiudcftcn, jeriTorcn. Shak. 
 
 jOecay, ». 1. ber aScrfnfr, bie ^Jlb. 
 nnl;me. 2. t t»ie Urfa(f)e tti 95rrfiifl«. Ba- 
 con. 3. t flit misfortune, bof Ungliicf. Shak. 
 4. t bie perni(^tcfe*3Knjci1nr. Shak. Lear V. 3. 
 
 To go to decay, perfrtUcn , nbncl)inen, 
 Berblii()en,fiiifcn, Pfrberbcn,in(i)riiiibrget)eit. 
 
 liecayetliiess, d^kA'ednes, ». ber 
 9Serffl(I, bie 9l0nal)nie. 
 
 IBecayer, dckiur, «. bie SJerniu 
 l.iffwng tti iBcrfafie, btt SSerberber, iPer* 
 lufijler. Shak. 
 
 Itecease, disuse', (L) «. t Me ^b' 
 reife ; bnf)cr : bn« ^infc^etben , SBerfc()eibf n, 
 ^}lb|ler6en, ber $intritt, lob (nur b. i)Meu« 
 fc^en). 
 
 Vecease, ». «. ^inft^iben, perfcfjet* 
 ben, abitbtn, (lerben, nbilcrben (p. >)Kenf(f)cn). 
 
 Deceased, dese'.sd, adj. Berftties 
 ben, peritprbtn. (am.) ber SSiTilorbene. 
 
 Decedent, dise'dent. (I.) *. [>J?pr6» 
 
 Deceit, de.sete', (p. Int. deceptio) i. 
 1. T tai 5'i"0«n» 35cr|lri{fen, bnl}er: 2. bn« 
 $interge()en, bie 9i(l, ^iiiterlirt, ber 95etr:ifl. 
 3. tai buret) S3etrng ©nuorbcne, ber ^e« 
 trug. 4. (SRerfjtSfpr.) jeber ©trricf), 21nfd)(cg. 
 jebe 9lii6|rn(^t, ^fmife um »Mnbere ja be« 
 trngen. Cower.. 
 
 Deceitful, desete'ful, adj. I. bet 
 trnglid), 6etn'igcrif(f) (p. 5paublnngen ). 2. 
 betriigerif(f), raiifcpotJ, (jiiiterliifiji (p. spcrj 
 fonen). — adv. Deceit'fully, betnlglicf), 
 l)interli|lig. 
 
 DeceltflllneSS, desite'fulnls. «. 
 I. bie 33etriigli(()fcit. 2. bnS 95ctriigeri|'(f)e 
 (einer ipouMung ic). 3. bie 53ctriigerei, Si|l, 
 i>interlii1,i>interli|1igf rit(eine8 \0?cnf(f>en k. ). 
 
 DeceitiesN, desete'les. adj. (irgloo. 
 
 Deceivabie, dcse'vabi. adj. 1. 
 Ieirf)t jii bern'igcit pb. jii (jinrcrgeljcn. 2. f 
 berriiiilid), berriigerird); perfniigli(^. Shak. 
 
 Deceivableiies!«, desevabinls, 
 «. 1. bie i;ei(f)figfeit, betrogen jii tperben, 
 ber S'lrttinb, ba man einein ■Bctrnge , eiiiet 
 lanrd)iiiig initeriuorfen \\i. 2. bie 93etriig» 
 li(f)ffit. 
 
 Deceive, deseve', (Int. decipio) v. 
 a. 1. beriitfen, tniirrf)fn, irrefiifiren , perici- 
 ten. 2. berrfigcn, anfiiljren , ()iiitergel)en. 3. 
 i betriigen, pereitein , taitfcfjen opoffniini 
 gen so; perfage't. 4. fppttrn, aiifiirljeii. 5. + 
 beraiibeu, bceiiurad)tigen. Bai-oil 
 
 15* 
 
"228 Fale, far. foil, fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. IV6, move. nSr, got, <iil. rlSnd. Ti'ibe. fol,, fi^II. fAin. THis. 
 
 DEC 
 
 You are deceived, ©it irren fid), ©ie 
 
 tnnrAfii Tirf). [ger; 93erfut)rcr. 
 
 Meceiver, dese'vur, *. in 5betru; 
 
 Ifecemlicr, desini'bur, (lot.) *• 
 bn DejL'tiifcer cOJtoiiiU). 
 
 l>eceintlcutat<$^ desemden'tate, 
 (lot.) adj. [Sot.] jel)iiiiil)nig. 
 
 UeCdilfld, des'emfid, Hat,) adj. 
 I23ot.] jfl)inVnltig. 
 
 Ifeceilllocular^ desemlok'ular, 
 ((.It.) odj. [55Dt.] jeljnjedig. 
 
 Ileceinpvdal, deslm'pedal, (lAt.) 
 adj. jehn (5ii& ""ig- 
 
 Uuceinvir, dls'emvlr, (Int.) pf. de- 
 cemviri, s. [diom. &t\d).] bev I)ejenu>ir. 
 Decent 'viral, adj. bejemuirnlird). De- 
 c e III' V irate, *. 1. [3{om. (iie\d}.] tiai De= 
 jemoirnr. '2. eiu aui jel)n ••Wdiinerii beilc-- 
 iftnber ilRrpcr, bit 3et)iihfrrrd)nft. 
 
 Uecc^ncyf de'sense, (Int.) *. bie 
 ©(i)i(f Ii(i)feit , Der9Jn(lnne, SBSofjlilnnb, 6ie 
 2UDl!lnii|ldiibigfcit. [ncljmen. 
 
 To keep to decency, fid) fln|1mi6ig be-. 
 
 MeCeilliary, dcs'ennare, (liU.) *■ 
 1. ber 3i'it>i6frf)nitt uon 10 Onljren. 2. einf 
 ^Jlnjnl)! ncn 10 greirogeii uiiD bcren 5'T"'= 
 lien. BiACKSTONK. [jeljnjiiljrig. 
 
 Itcceiiuial, d^sln'neal, (Int.) adj. 
 
 Ueceut, rie sent, (Int.) adi. 1. 011= 
 flaiibifl, a'i)l)lniiilanbig , rd)irflid), gejifmenb, 
 il)rt>nr. 2. iiirf)t pruiifl^nft, iiid)t iibertricbcii 
 Vtiid)tig; jiid)tig, ff;r6ar, fittfnni. 3. be|'d)ci; 
 bi'ii. 4. $ iiidpig, beft^eiben (I'Otn 95erniij; 
 gen ic). — orfw. De'cent ly, nn|lnnbig, 
 ehrbnr, jt'idjtig. 
 2. A sable stole of Cyprus lawn 
 
 O'er the decent shoulders drawn. 
 
 Milton. 
 
 JUecentliesS , de'slntnls, I". De- 
 cency, [f. Decelvableness. 
 
 Uoceptibilityj de-.eptcbircte, 3. 
 
 Iteceptible, de^ep'iebl, adj. Ieid)t 
 fct'trogen merbeii f&niienb. 
 
 deception, desep'shun, s. 1. bie 
 SSetnigerei , i>intergei)iiiig, ber SBctrug. 2. 
 tie Ci)l, ^Jlrgliil, 5?intcrli|l, lleberlijlung. 3. 
 ber Sbetriig (b<ii SBctrtigenfein). 4. ber 9)C! 
 trug, bie iniird)ung (in pnJT. 23ebcii(nng). 
 
 JU(*reptiOUS^ dcsep'shus, adi. bc: 
 triiglid). Shak. [triiglirf), bcm'igerij'rf). 
 
 lieceptive , desep'llv , adj. bt: 
 
 Ueceptory, desep'ture, adj. be: 
 trilglid). ( bert, nl>gLDrod)en. 
 
 Wecerpt, deserpf, adj. f uerniin: 
 
 IVecerptiuii, d^slipsliun, «. ber 
 aii'briid), bie SJiTiiiiiiCeniiig. 
 
 Uecertation, dcseitA'sImn, Hat.) 
 i t ber @treit, bie ©treitigfett. 
 
 Ilecession, desesli'un, t. t ber 
 Slfg.iiin. ta6 ^eg,<iehen. 
 
 Uucliarin, deisliami', (fr.) V. a. 
 enrjiiiilH'rn. Harvey. 
 
 Mecliristiailize, dckiist'yunize, 
 p. «. iH'in (F()ri|'leiitl)iinie nbiwenbig nind)en 
 pp. nbivfubfii. .Smith. 
 
 lf('C*i(l»llle, desi'dabi, adj. eilt: 
 I'rtjeiM'nr, fiirrd)ieben lurrDeii fiiinneiib. 
 
 liecide, deside'. (lot.) V. a. 1. tnts 
 frf)eibeii ( eiiien 'iprcjef} K. ). 2. entrrt)eibeii, 
 fd)iic1)ti-a (eincn ©treiric. >. 3. eiitrd)i'ifen 
 (eiiie £d)lr,d)r k-). 4. beftiniinrM, entrc^eibrn 
 (Ormnf »tcr iibcr (Jrtmoa, j. 25. uber bo6 
 ' 1,1 
 
 DEC 
 
 ©c^irffot cines 95ud)e«). 5. § entfd)eiben, 
 
 enbigeii, beenbigen. [ 2ln6trng ber ©od)e. 
 
 Till the matter is decided, biS jlini 
 
 Itecide, v. n. l. (upo«) eut|'d)cibcn 
 (iibev). 2. ftrf) enrfdjeiben (I'iber). 
 1. The court decided in favor of the de- 
 t'eiidiiiit. Webster. 
 
 Vucided) desi'ded, adj. ou^bnicf: 
 (id), beinmint, flor, beiitlid), entfc^icbcii. — 
 aiiv. Ueci'dedly, ent|'d)ieben, beilininit. 
 
 Uecidence V desi'dense, clot.) «■ 
 t bo6 >2lbrnfUMi, ber 91bfaa. 
 
 JUecider, desJ'dur, ». ber (Snird)ei; 
 benbe, 3Jid)ter, ©d)ieb6rid)tcr. 
 
 UiiCidllOllS) deiid'tius ob. dcsid'- 
 juus, adj. Ijiiifdllig, iiid)t oiifibauernb (uun 
 vfloMien :c.) ; ieid)t obfnilenb. 
 
 JUcciduuusnesS) desld'iiusnes. 
 *. bie ipinfddigfeit; ba6 jdl)rlid)e aibfnlleii 
 (ber SSlntter 20, bie 9ieigiing jiini *ilbfo(Ien. 
 
 liecigrratii, deN'egram, (gr.) ». bat? 
 Decigrannn (fr. (^eiuid)!). 
 
 Mecilf dosil, «. [Slflron.] ber ge; 
 je(;nte ©d)ein, ©tonb. 
 
 JBecilitev, deselltiir, (gr. ) «• bai 
 Deciliter (fr. "■Mopj. 
 
 Uecillial , des'lmal , (lot.) adj. 
 jefjnt; |'.Uritl;ni.) Decimol... — od». D ec'i 
 in ally, burc^ Decinialjol;len , nod) jel^ii 
 gered)net. [nial|lt'(le. 
 
 Meciiiial, s. bie Decimoljol)!, Deci 
 
 lleciiiiate^ des'e>jiate, (Int. de- 
 cimo) V. a. 1. jeljnten, jeljenten. 2. [■OJ?il(t. 
 bcciniiren. 3. je ben 3e(;ntcn ob. bai Seljntc 
 nel)nien, jc(;iiten. Mitpord. 
 
 Weciiliation^ desemi'shun. s. 1. 
 bnfi 3el)nten. 2. [OKilii.] bie Decimation. 
 
 Ifectlliutor^des'eiiiatiir, j.[0}filit.J 
 ber Drcinintor. [bo6 Decimeter (fr. 'JKof*). 
 
 JWeciilieter, desim'ctur, (gr.) *. 
 
 I94;CiliiO-8exiU9 de'Nemo-seks'to, 
 *. [Ii)pogr.) bai ©ebejfornioi. 
 
 Meciplier, dcsi'fur, (fr. de'chlffrer) 
 v.a. 1. [Diplom.l entjiffern, bcd)iffnren. 2. i 
 entjiffern, erfldren, nneUgen, entrntl^t'eln. 3. 
 t a) fd)iibern, ob|"d)tlDern, be|'d)reiben; bar; 
 jleden. b) itempeln, jeldjnen. Shak. 
 
 Meciplierer^ de.stturur, t. ber 
 ©rfldrer eincr (i)el;einifd)rift, &nt,iifferer. 
 
 liecisiuu, desizh'un, (I.; s. 1. bie 
 (Fntfd)eibung (eities ^rojefyeij, ciner ©d)lod)t 
 jc.). 2. 1 9v'ed)t«rpr. ] bie G'ntfdJeibnng, ber 
 entfd)eibenbe 'JUi^fprnd), rid)tcriid)c Sbefd)eiD, 
 bo^ ©ubiirtfjeil ; ber ©d)iebi5rprud), iJli-bitrnl; 
 ©prnd). 3. t bit Irennung, i.l;eimng. 4. 
 bie 55ciligfett, ©tonM)nftigfeit. 
 
 IBecisive^ desi'siv, a^y. 1. entrc()ei. 
 btab. 2. [ 9fed)t«rpr. ] entfd^eibenb; to be 
 - of, Qtwai entrd)eiben; j. SB. The opinion 
 of the court is — of the question. — ado. 
 Deci'sively, ent|d)eibenb. 
 
 Wecisiveness, dcsJ'sivnes, «. bai 
 G-ntrd)eiDenPe (einc^ CireignifTeiJ :c.). 
 
 Mecisory, desisuie, adj. entrd)ci> 
 bcnb, (S-nrrrt)eibnng« . . . 
 
 lleck, dek, (nngelf. gedecan, thecan, 
 theecan) ». a. 1. f beberfcit , beef en , libir^ 
 berfen, bnher: 2. fleiben, befieiben (inii un. 
 geiui:i^nli(t)er ©orgfolt) ; fdjmiirfen, jirrrn, 
 ftiisrd)miitfen, oerjiercn. Drvden. 3. ['0)i\ir.j 
 nut einein SSerbect uerfeljen 
 
 DEC 
 
 2. bAi (nuf einnnberfiegcnbe) ©pief Morten. 
 Shak. [ber Obcrlnnf, Dberloff. 
 
 The first deck ob. lowermost -, ['iB?nr.] 
 Main -deck, ber Dberlouf jiuifc^icn ben 
 SSjSnben be* ^I'dmnfle* n. be6 gtogen »D?o: 
 |tc«. Gun--, bo6 initeriTe SBerberf . Quar- 
 ter--, bai §>interrnile(I. r I o p - -, S p a- 
 re--, ba& foird)e 25erBe(f. Half--, Di( 
 ©d)iff^i«od)t. Flu.sh-- ob. --flush fore 
 and aft, bai glotte SBerbert. - and a half ol 
 cannon. l</.j 25otterie (0. eincr gregotte). 
 
 Uecker, dekkiir. *. 1. ber Detfet 
 
 (J. 93. lofe(becfer). 2. |-TOnr.] A two--, 
 
 ein Snieibctfer; a three--, ein Dreibetfer. 
 
 Ueckiiigr, dek'kiiig. *. 1. Die ®e> 
 
 becfiing. 2. bie SSerjiernng, 3ierbe. 
 
 Ueclaiill, deklAnie', dot.) v. n. I. 
 ijffentlid) reben. eine 5lnrebe l)nlren , befla* 
 iniren. 2. (on, against) eifern, |"d)reien, Io«« 
 jiel;cn, bcflomircn (gegen Ocinnnb). 
 
 Ueclaiiii, ». a. 1. beflomiren, of« 
 fentlid) oortrngen. 2. f offentiic^ i>ertfjei« 
 bigen. 
 
 Ifeclaiinant, dekli'mant,^ f.l.bet 
 Oeclaiiner dckia'niiir, *^X>ttia* 
 motor, offcntlid)e 3febner, Jlniijls, <)>rniif» 
 rebner. 2. ber &iferer, ©d)reier. 
 
 I>ecIailiatiOIl, deklami shun, t. 
 bie ijffentliite Hitbi ; feicrlid)e 9Jnrcbe ; De» 
 flnniiition, ©d)mnrfrebe. 
 
 lleclainator, deklama'tur, t ■)■ 
 ber Deflomotor, 3Ccbner, i^iinilrcbner. 
 
 lleclainatory, deklain'matuii, 
 adj. 1. fnnilrebnerifd), beflomfltorifd). 2. bu 
 flomntorifd), fd)r«icnb. (mei^Iid). 
 
 declarable ) deklirabl. adj. er> 
 l^eclaration, dekklarasliiin . «. 
 I. bie (Jrflnrung (rd)rifrlid) nnb iu&rt(id>; 
 liber &tuiot$), 'Jlii^eiiinubprfei^iiitg; *Jlnjfige, 
 iUngnbe. 2. bie (Jrfldnnig, Sefnnntmottung, 
 3Infiinbigiing (j. S8. bie norbnin. lIiiobIjnn> 
 gigfeit* : G-rfldrniig uom 4. 3iili 1776). 3. 
 13Ct'd)r6fpr.j a) bie Sloge, i?logefd)rift, (i)ei 
 r£^i(t)r6erjd(;lnng. b) bie etbddje 'Jlusfoge bet 
 3eiigeii. 
 
 To make one's declaration, [9{ed)l3« 
 fpr.] fcine ©od)e oorbringeii, |Vin (^iefrnt* 
 (oor (5)erid)t) nnbriiigeii, eine Jtloge onilels 
 Icn. — of war, of love, of independence. 
 Die JSricgfi:, giebe*.-, lliiobl)diigigfeit*j(5T» 
 fSdning. - of bankruptcy, bie S8onferotter» 
 fldrung. 
 
 Meclarative, deklar'aliv, adj. 1. 
 erfldrenb, eriniiternb. 2. erfldrenb, Lerfiin» 
 bigeiib, onjeigenb. 
 
 lleclaratory, deklar'aluri. adj. 
 beilimnu erfldrenb, beitdtigcp.b, eridnternb. 
 To be - of . . ., (JtiunS beflotigen, erfldren. 
 ado. Declar ' atorily, ou^bnidlitf^, 
 bc|limint. 
 
 Ifeclaref dcklare', (lot.) V. a. I. a) 
 T oiiffldreii, oiifljcflen. b) j erfi.iren, eridii> 
 tern, oiiBlegen. 2. erfldren, befoiint niad)en, 
 ongcben, oerfiinbtgen. 3. erfldren, jeigen, 
 jii erfennen geben, fiinb tijiin, onjeigen, ent» 
 berfen, bnrtl)iin. 4. erfldren, i'en'td)ern, l>e« 
 Ijniipten. 5. [ipnnbelj beflanron, nnaeben 
 (beim 3oflamie). 
 
 To declare one's self, fic^ erfldren 
 (ItbiT, fnr ob. jn G-nvoS). To - one's self 
 a bankrupt, fid) a\i jnljliingf niifdljifl erfld- 
 
 JUeck, *. 1. I'JKor.J bai SBevbecf, Drct rtn ob. angebtn. To - one s self au h*ir, 
 
Fate, far, fall. fat. IVI^. met. Fine, fin. K6, move. n6r. jjot, dil. d6M. Tribe, tub, full. t/»iii. VllU. 229 
 
 DEC 
 
 fitft jum Grben erftaren. To declare war, 
 ten fineg erflnreii. To - for lale, juiii 
 ©fifiiiii aii6f)ieten. 
 
 B9ecl»r<'f e.n. 1. (mit for D^. against) 
 fid) irfiiireii <ittt ofter (je<jen G-tiuafi). 'i. t 
 firt) frfliiren, fid) fuii& tl)im; iid) eiur^eiScn 
 (I'Piii 'Sie()e K.). 3. ( 'Jied)Wrpr. 1 6ie ^Ifl<i^ 
 piiiifre a>l^fr itn iSeflanteii uortrnfleii, feiiic 
 Jlliige yorbriiigen. [Sd)ul6flnnc fliibringcii. 
 
 To declare in debt. ( 9{ed)tg|Vr. 1 eilie 
 
 Declaredly^ deklare'edle, adv. 
 Dffen, irei, ohue ipeljl, beiliuimt, nud&nirflid). 
 
 Oeclarer, dekla'rur. *. bcr (^tia- 
 ter, '^fanmnirtdxr, QlnfriiiMfler, 'Miiieiger; 
 tai, wa^ crfliirt, fuiiB tijut, .iiijri.jt. 
 
 neclCllSiUllf deklen 'sliuii, (lAt. 
 declinaiin) *. I. ; Co* 9lfjmnrt« » Pb. 'Tiie: 
 bfr<|fnfiflH"cin , iat)tr: 2. ber 2Jfrf.)(l, bic 
 abnnfjmf , 9?eifl«. 3. ber aibl)nii(i , «!lb= 
 fctiifi, bie gififluiin, ■Jlbbnd)iiii<l (ber Ruile 
 m<t) bem W«re ju jo. 4. [ Wrnmm. 1 bie 
 SCiTtbeuiiimfl, Defiinotieii, llnifiibuag. 
 
 in rhe declension of liis years, am 
 Wbfiib ffiiiffi Scbeii*. 
 
 Uecliiiable, dckli'nabl, adj. btuq: 
 •flr, bffliuirbiir, iiiii'Mbbnr. 
 
 Ueclinntioilf deklini'ihun, (fat.) 
 «. I. bie ^Teininirt, 'Bicgiinfl, ©eiifluiig, bii6 
 «bivArt«nfigen (be« fiopfe*!c. ). 2. i bir 
 SJrrt'iifl , bn* 6tiifen, bie »itbiinl)me. 3. M6 
 %lbweirf)ni, bie <!lbii'eid)iiii(], ber 9lbf.i(I <ui>n 
 ber flcroben Ciiiie :t.). 4. f cn< <)|biiieid)en, 
 9tbfd)n)eiiei» , bie ^biuei^uyg (wn ber Iii: 
 flenb ic.). 5. (3lrtrDii.) bie '•}lbiueid)tin<i . tai 
 «b»»eid)en. 6. [%>i\x)f-\ bie 'Mbmeidjiiiicj, Du 
 fliiuuipii 'her '•MiMiinrtiiiibel ic). 7. [®on= 
 iieiiiil)rf. i bie *Ubuieid)im(ifpnrnfIa):e. Tlie ~ 
 of a plane , bie »abu'eid)iiu<if prtr.illrtrf eiiicr 
 Brrtif<ilil.id)«. 8 lOirunim.) bie Deflinntion, 
 MnieiiMiiifl, TOortt-rUfiiiiifl. 
 
 fiecliliatf<»r, dekliini'tur. } 
 
 Ifcclinntoryf deklJnaniri. S 
 [9lilnin.l ber 4U<iuei(t)un!j<meffer, 9Jbiuei.- 
 
 Declinatory, adj. -plea. [9?f d>t«> 
 fpx.] bie 5lblfhnimfl!<erfliiriinn. Bi,*ck«towe. 
 
 Decline, dekltur'. dar.) v. n. I. 
 fid) nbuxirte iieiflen, fid) beiifleii. 2. nbu)et= 
 d)tn (I'lMi finer flernben Siiiie ic). 3. f ai>: 
 wt\(t>tn. <ibt"d)iveiten (I'Oii ber Iiiflrnb jc). 
 
 4. fid) neigni, }ii G'libe flc^rii (lu'iii Jr.iiejc.). 
 
 5. nbiiehiiien , fid) neigen , fiiifen , ild) per; 
 minbern , (ti ^iibe pb. niif bie ^cicit <\tt\tn. 
 fd)ivi'id)er roerben (ppm ber WeMiiibhcit, bem 
 BSrrniPflen , ben niprnl. (JiiKiiribnffen jo. 
 
 6. fnJIeii, fiiifrn, iurid)en (Ppiii 'Urtife. ^er; 
 thr IC), (jnriinterflrljeM (i>. ^IBiinreii ;c.). 7. 
 (mit from), l^lilrpii.) nbu'eidx'M (ppn). 8. 
 fid) iveigern, nii«iveid)eii, nii«rif)l(>(ieii. 
 
 A declining age. fill l)rI)fS 9llrrr. To 
 be in declining ciroiinislfliices. l)rriltirrr> 
 (jffpmmeii fein (im 58ernipiifn). 
 
 Decline, v. a. i. nti(\tu, feiifen (bcii 
 Jtprper :f . >. 2. beitgeii, bieqeii (ii.irf) finer 
 Ceitf). 3. meibeii, oernieibrn; ppii fid) u>fi: 
 frn, perroeinern, iibn'eirrn ; nblrii'irn ; (finer 
 ®nd>e) nufn)eid)eM. 4. ((iJrrtiiini.) brfliiiirrn, 
 wnifiiben , beiinrn. 5. ppii ^liifiiiiii bis jii 
 9nbt biird)iYihren. .Shak. 
 
 To decline a jurisdiction, fine Wf: 
 rld»rt*b.irfrif nblrhnrn. 
 
 Decline, «. I. f bie 97riaun(|, bol^rr : 
 
 DEC 
 
 bie 3?ei<5e, 9lbnn^me, SSerminberung, bet 
 25crfa(I. Gibboji. 3. — of the prices, ber 
 'iIbfd)lC(], bni JnUcn ber ^$reife. 4. l91|lron.] 
 Die 'Jlbiiiiijme. 
 
 To be on the decline, I. nuf bie 9?et()e 
 geljen. 2. im ^reife fallen, ijerunferfltljen. 
 To sell at a -, mit eiiieiii aibfc^lag pers 
 Caufen. 
 
 Declined, deklind', pp. u. adj. 
 (and answer uie) — , ent)veber(nad) Johnson; 
 m biefer 'ilbnaljme nifine* 9tltcr6 ober mei: 
 Iter -iWad)!, peer nber nnr: niisfiilirlid), pen 
 'ilnfonij bid (11 (j-nbe. Shak. 
 
 Declivity, dekiiv'eie. (du. ) «. bie 
 JUbljauiiujteit, ■JlPiiDiirfujfeit, >abbfl<<>ung it>t6 
 i)pben6 to, ber 'Jlbljiing. 
 
 Declivous, dckli'vus, ^adj. ab: 
 
 Decli vituMM, dekliveius.^ i>inijig, 
 iU<fd)iiriig, api]i'b>id)t. 
 
 Decoct, dekokt'. (Int. coquo) v. a. -f 
 I. fpd)tn, iibficben ( *peifen ic. ) 2. t uer= 
 baucn (im ''j)^^ell :c.). 3. ouefp4)en (Jtraus 
 ter :c.i. 4. eintL>d)eii. Shak. 
 
 Decoctiule, dekoktebl, adj. fid) 
 tu.'l)eii, abfiibeii, perPaiifii liiiffiib, perDiuilid). 
 
 Decoction, <ici«rik sliiin. <. l. in\6 
 "Uu6fpd)eii, TllbfpiDen, ilDilebeii, bie Betof; 
 tion. 2. ber -ilbi'uc>, ens Defpft. 
 
 DeCOCtive, dekok'tiv, adj. uid)t 
 flb:, iUi6jMfpd)cn, jii ptrbtuicn. 
 
 DeCOCture, dekoktsliure, «. ber 
 'Mbfub, brt6 Dcfpft. Itepffii, entljniipten. 
 
 Decollate, dekollaie. (fr.) i>. a. 
 
 Decollation, d^kknllasluin, t. 
 
 1. bie (?iitl)nupiiinij (befpiiDerfi p. b. 3pI)1""'>^' 
 iei Iiiiiiere gcPr>uid)iid) ). 2 tmi Alopfab; 
 id)iieibeii ( V. Ihierfii >. 3. i bA6 ^eneDinen 
 ippii ipptfniiiifli'B ic.). 
 
 Decoloration, dekkolltWA'sliun, 
 t. bie (^iitfitrPiiiig. 
 
 Decomplex, de'kmnpleks, adj. 
 mi jiir<iinnifiigei"ei>tfn SJeiirijfeii bei1el)eiib. 
 
 Decomposable, dekompo'zabl, 
 adj. jerfeiibiir, jeriegbnr. 
 
 Decomp<»se, dekompAze', (fr.) 
 V. a. I. jerftyeii , jerligen , nnflpfeii (befon; 
 bers in ber 6l)eni. gi'briiiid)lid)>. 2. jmeiimil 
 jufiiininenrei^en. Ibpppelt jiirniiinicn<jefei>t. 
 
 Decomposite, dekompoiE'il. adj. 
 
 Decomposition, deknmpo^isir- 
 un. *. I. [Gljeni.j tie SfriVyiiiig, Sfriffinii!], 
 ■Uuflprnnn. 2. t biebppprltcSnfrtnimrnffijmiii. 
 
 Decompound , d^kompdiind'. 
 B. a. i. jiveiniiil jufiitnnienrfocn, mit G-fanig 
 Biiftinnnengefetirein perniird)cii , biirtft eine 
 jipeite 3iir'iinineiiffi;nng bilben. 2. f jer: 
 fc^en, jrrlcgen. 
 
 Decompound, ndj. 1. au6 m- 
 fiiiniiicngtfeiuen Diiiiien ob. SCorterii berte; 
 l)enb , bpppelt juriuiiinengeroijt. 2. [SSpt.J 
 tpppfit jufiininifiigfn'yt. 
 
 Decompoundable , deknm- 
 p^.un'dabi. adj. I. bpppcit jnfiimnieiife^bar. 
 
 2. jrrffljbnr, jfrlrgbnr. 
 Decorament, dlk'koramlnt, «. 
 
 bie 95iriifriing, i5iTrd)iMieriiiig 
 
 Decorate, dck'kAraie , (Int.) v. m. 
 1. jierrii, perjirrfii , niiesirrfii, pfrrd)onprn, 
 fd)niri(feii ( nut iiiiprrl. Sii'trorl)). 2. jirrrn, 
 fd)niricffn, (irbenfipiirbig mnd)rn. 
 
 DeC4»rati«»n, dekkAiisliun. t. \. 
 bie SBiriieruiig, 25irfd)pitfriiiig, ber ©djnnid. 
 
 DEC 
 
 2. [9Irc<)it.] bn 3itrrati). 3. [©(f)aiirp.I bie 
 Defprntipn. [SBerjien-r. 
 
 Decorator, dlk'knratur, s. ber 
 
 Decorous, dlk'orus, ((at.) adj. 
 anflnnbig , f(t)i<fUd) , geiienienb. — adv. 
 Dec'orously, antWnbig. 
 
 Decorticate, deknr'tekite, (fat.) 
 V. a. abfd)nlen , abrinben, nbborfen, fc^nicii 
 (33anme :c.) ; augl^iilfen, nbf)iiifen, entljiil; 
 fen (OJeriTe tc). 
 
 Dc^cortication, dekoriekA'sliun, 
 «. ba* 3l6fd)nlen, 9lbbprfen, ^Jlbrinben, ®d)as 
 (en, 9Jb;, 91ii6j, ©nttjulfen (p. 25<iumen, (i)e» 
 treibe jc.). 
 
 Decorum, deko'rum, (fat. deciiH, 
 
 Ben. pi.) s. I. bie ©i1)irflid)ffit, ber TOohf« 
 
 ftanb, 9lnflanb, bie <a5pf)lanfl(inbigffit. 2. 
 
 [9ird)it.) bie,3tPe(fniiieigffit, Qlngenieffenljfit. 
 
 I. To speak and behave with decorum 
 
 is essential to good breeding. Webster. 
 
 Decoy, dekoe'. (fat. deoipio?) p. ft. 
 fJbfrn, anfobern, fprfen, aniprfen; (into) 
 Iprfen (in) ; taufd)en, betnliif", (jintergefjen. 
 
 Decoy, *. 1. ber ili!iber, bie Sprffpeife. 
 
 2. (5alfn.] ba« 9Jnrlp«, JJcbfrfpiff. 3. bet 
 25pgtlf)ferb. - for ducks, ber ffntenfnng. 
 
 Decoy-bird, ber Sp(f PPgel. --duck, 
 bie L'prffnte; pi. ber ©ntenfang. — man, 
 ber SSpgeffleffer. 
 
 Decrease, dckrese', (fat. decresco) 
 V. n. abnel)men, niinber iperben, faflen, ftc^ 
 pcrminbern. 
 
 Decrease, ». a. l. perminberit, per« 
 ringern. 2. f fiir increase. pernu'f)ren. .Shak. 
 
 Decrease, ». i. bie ajirrminberiing, 
 '21bna()me. 2. [iUiTrpn.] ba6 Mbneljmen (be« 
 'TOpnbefi 2C 1. 
 
 Decree, dckree'. (fat.) #. i. [Titd^tfit 
 fpr.l ber 9?ed)tf fpriKf) , !Befd)eib, bie ©•iii^ 
 fd)«ibnng, ?J)efd)liignal)me, ba3 Dcfret. 2. 
 bie 95erprbnung, t<i^ G-bitt, (Sefeij; bie 9{cs 
 gel, SBprfdjrift. 3. ( 'll)ep(. ] ber 9{ntf)fd)liii 
 (fflptte«>. 4. t bn5 9?prl)abcn. 
 
 Decree, v. a. i. [^itdfttfpr.] be» 
 fd)lieMen , entrd)nben , befretiren. 2. beifinn 
 men, bef(f)(ieeen, pcrprbnen (geKhgrbcnbio. 
 
 3. jnerfcnnen. !fd)liip fiHTcu. 
 Decree, v. n. beft^Iiefien, cinen iicj 
 Decrement, dck'kremlnt. (far.) 
 
 *. I. ba* 9(biifl)tiifn, bie 9l6nal)me, 55irminj 
 bcrnng. 2. ber 25erliiil ( iai biird) ndni.if)! 
 lige 'ilbnafjme 2Seriprene). 3. !!{)fralb.] bo« 
 31bnfl)mfn befi ^yjii>nt>ti. [gflebt, betagr. 
 
 Decrepit, dekrip'it. (int.) adj. ap< 
 
 Decrepit with age, pptn ilKtpr gfbeugt. 
 
 Decrepitate, dckrlpeiAte. e. «. 
 [6l)eiii.liierpHfffn,iU'fiii|lernlrtfTen(®nIje!f.). 
 
 Decrepitate, p. n. prrfnirtem, 
 nbfiiiilern, pcrpr.iiT.in, abpraffein , perpiiiTeil 
 (ipie rB|1enbe« ©nl;). 
 
 Decrepitation, dckrlpciik'sliuiv 
 s. l(El)em.] bie Srrpiiffnng, bn« Sfrfii'llern, 
 ■iUOfniilfrn (bed Snlio* jc). 
 
 liecrepitneKS, dekrep'iuils. ^ ' 
 
 Decrepitude, dekiep'elude. ^ 
 bie iMbgcIrbrljnf, Olltfri-rd)ivod)e , 5?iiifiiflig» 
 ffif, Wfbrrd)lid).'fit, bnf l)Pl)e differ. 
 
 Decrescent, dekics'scnt, (fat.) 
 adj. abiifl)mfnb, fid) pfrniiiibfrnb. I'OJfpne. 
 
 Decrescent moon, bfr flbnfliinenbe 
 
 Decretal, dekrc'ial, ndJ. fillfn 9«* 
 
 f<t)fib, fine9Sfrprbniiiiij,ciii Cefret eiul)altfii&. 
 
230 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6ud. Tribe, tfib, fulF. thm, THIs. 
 
 DEC 
 
 Decretal epistle, bit Defretnff. 
 
 Decretnl, dekre'lal Di). dek'retal, 
 «. 1. &er papfllidje S3erd)ei6, tie Scfretnle. 
 2. tie ©ninmfiing uon Sefd)ei6eti. 3. 6ie 
 ©nimnluiig pnpillirfjer 2)efretaleii. 
 
 Uecretioil} dekre'shun, «. t t)ie 
 9U>nii^nie, aSrrmiuCerunfj. 
 
 19ecretist, dekre'tlst, t. ber Defre> 
 til^, 2el;ret itt Setretaten, ^trd>eurectw> 
 letjrer. 
 
 JUecretory^ dek'kreture, adj. 1. 
 fntrd)ei6ent) , Sefinitiu. 2. cnt)'rf)eibeiib , fvi= 
 Ufd) (yon geiuifTeii Xngeii in jvranfljeitenu.). 
 — adi). Dec'retorily, cnt|'(f)cit)enb. 
 
 Oecre^v, dekroo', v. n. t n&iicf)! 
 men, ild) I'erniinbern. 
 
 Uecrialf dekri'ai, «. bad ^erfd^reien, 
 SBerrufen, bie ^emifung, ber 58erruf, bie 
 iiblc 9ind)rebe. [95errd)rcier. 
 
 Uecrier, dekrJ'ur, s. bet aJerrufer, 
 
 19ecrO«V11, dekr6uii', v. a. t btr 
 Krone bernuben. Decrowning, bet itro: 
 nenrnub. 
 
 Oecry, dckn', (fr. de'crier) v. a. 1. 
 »frid)rcicn, ocrrufcu, in SBcrruf bringen. 2. 
 berd)reien ( ^Dfagregeln einer Jiegietung zc). 
 
 Uecitbatioit, dekuba'shUn, (lat.) 
 «. bao Siegen. 
 
 JUeCUinbunce, dekuni'blnse,^ 
 
 Uecuillbency^ dekum'bense.^ 
 brtS i'ivgen, bie Cage. 
 
 19cCUIIlb«!llt, dekuin'bent, adj. 1. 
 Itljnenb; [5iof. J liegenb, niebetliegenb. 2. 
 franf barnieber liegenb. 
 
 JUeCUlllbiture, dekum'betshure. 
 «. 1. bie SBcttlngerigfeit. 2. [sUiTrol. ] t>a6 
 5lranfl;eit8> ob. lDbe6l)oro6fop, bie itrnnf- 
 bcit6fon|leflation. [fac^. 
 
 Itecuple^ deU'upl, (tat.) adj. jel;n; 
 
 Meciiple, a. bo^ 3el;ntnd)e. 
 
 Mecuriuil) deku'ieun, ((at.) «. 
 [9{i>m. Ciicfd).] ber Defiirio. 
 
 UeCurrCIlt, dekiir'rent, ((at.) adj. 
 [58ot.) at'iDarrsiauf'enb, Ijerablnufenb. 
 
 neCursiOU) dekur'sliiin, s. iai^ 
 
 Slbioarteiaufen, Qlblaiifen, ^ernblaiifen, ber 
 'ilblanf (eine^ (fluffed ic). 
 
 Ueciirsivey dekdr'siv, adj. abwarti 
 laiit'enb, nblaufenb; [SBot.J nac^ nnten gc: 
 tei)Vt; (am 5rn(t)tfnoten) Ijerablnufenb. 
 
 Deciirsi vely pinnate, (23or.] aniOJlatts 
 (tiele I)erablanfenbe 91fterblattd)en l;nbenb. 
 
 Itecurt, dekurt', (lat.) V. a. f ab: 
 fiirjen, oerfiirjen, (In^en, nbtln$en (bnrd) 
 ©rt)neibeii). 
 
 Uecurtation^ dekkurtA'siiun, s. 
 ia6 'Jlbfiirien, Slbrtn^en, ©tu^en. 
 
 llecury, dek'ilre, (lot.) *. [9{&ni. 
 Slltertl).! bie i)efnrie. 
 
 liecussate, dekussite, (Int.) v. 
 a. [(ijfoni.l in (]>it}ti\ ^infeln burd)fd)neiben. 
 
 IVecusKate, ^ 
 
 UeCUifMateil, dekuss&tld,^ " -'' 
 odj. I. gefreujt , bnrd)rd)nitien. 2. l^pt.] 
 (jrfren<t, frrnjiueiie i'lel)enb. 
 
 UeCIl!48nti<»II, dekkussAsliun.*. I . 
 ((i)i-oni. u. Opt.] bie dird)rd)neibnng in un: 
 gleid)en^inTeln,l?inicnburd)fren}nng,®trai)! 
 lenPutdjfrenjnng. 2. ^tr Dnrdjfrenjiingf; 
 puiirt, r>nrd)rd)nitt6punfc, [Ied)n.| Anoten. 
 i. tit *3ll'ffiriung. 
 
 Itetiuliau, dedaleau , adj. biibas 
 
 DEE 
 
 \\\'(t), bunt, fd>erfig; oenuirrt, uerrootren, ivie 
 ein 3rrgang ; run)lteid>, funilfcttig. 
 
 Uedalous, dedaliis, adj. [SBot.] 
 
 baimw'ti). 
 
 liedans, dedan, (ft. ^.) *. 1. 
 (iedjnol.j M& ^nnere iei 3<ingc5 (ini 9{in: 
 gelrcnnen). 2. ber 6)ang (in ibafll^nufern). 
 
 Medecorate, dedek'koiate, v. a. 
 + enteljren, fdjanben. 
 
 Dedecoration, dedlkkori'shun, 
 
 1. t bie (Jntel;ning, iSd^iint.ing. 
 liedentition , dedentUli'un , s. 
 
 bai *2lii6fallen ber 3al)ne. 
 
 Itedicate, ded'ekdte, ((at ) v.a. I. 
 lueitjen, einmeil;en (einen >Uliar,eineitird)eic.). 
 
 2. luibmen (feierlid) u.au6|'d)lie&lid) ju (Stmae 
 beitimmen). 3. luibmen, jneignen, jufd)rei; 
 ben, bebijiren (ein 3)ud) lo. 
 
 JUedicate , adj. geiuei()t ; geroib; 
 met; jugi.'tl;an. Shak, 
 
 Medication , dldeki'shun, s. 1. 
 bie 'ii3eil)nng, ©iniDeil;ung (einer fiirc^c 20. 
 2. bie 2i3ibmung (gan}lid)e n. feierlidje ^r. 
 llimmung ju ober fiir &tmad). 3. bie 233iD; 
 nuing, Bueignung, I)ebitation (eines Jbu: 
 d)e6 IC). Pope. 
 
 Medieator , ded'ekatur , ». ber 
 a33iDmer, 3ueigner ^eine5 Sbudjo k.). 
 
 If edicatory ^ ded ckitdre , adj. 
 loibmenb, jucignenb. A - epistle, eine 3u: 
 eigiiuiigsi'djcitt. [Uebergabe. 
 
 If edition ) dedfith'un, (Uu.) s. bie 
 
 JUedoleut) ded'olcut, dat.) adj. t 
 meDer iiuminer nod) fCeiie empfinbenb. 
 
 lleduce, dcdu.se', ciat.; v. a. 1. (oft 
 
 mit troni) l)erleiten, ableitcn (oon), enrnel); 
 
 men. 2.ableiten,()erleiien,folgerimS(^lii||e 2c.;. 
 
 J. t abjieljen. B. Jomsos. 4. i ocrfeijen, 
 
 luegfiiljren. Seldem. 
 
 1. goddess, say, shall I deduce uiy 
 
 rhymes 
 
 Fioni the dire nation in its early 
 
 times? Pope. 
 
 Ifeduceauent, deduse'ment, «. 
 bie golgerung, ber Sd)lu0. 
 
 ICeduCible, dedusebl, adj. tjtf. 
 leitbar, fid) foigern ob. f(l)iiepen laffenb. 
 
 Ifeducive) dedu'siv, adj. t fo(» 
 gernb, fd)litpenb, l;erieitenb. 
 
 JUeduct, dediikt', ((at.) v.a. 1. 
 (from, oon> abjiel)cn, abred)nen, rabattiren. 
 2. i (from) abneljmen (oon). 3. ti)e;len, 
 trennen. 
 
 Cliarges deducted, nad) ^bjng ber 
 Jtofien. To be -ed, (oon eiuer ^£nmnie; 
 abgi'i)en. After -ing, nad) 'libiug, cib-. 
 iiiglid). 
 
 Ueduction^ deduk'shun, s. 1. ber 
 »2lbjng, bA6 >jlbjicl)en. 2. Per ^^biug, b(\i 
 'ilbgcjogcne; (jpanbelj ber -ilbjng, Siabati, 
 •Jiad)laB, bie SCefaftie. 3. ber i;d)lnp (au6 
 ^;jJrami|Ten 20; bie ®d)iiiMfolgf, i)ebiiftion. 
 
 lleductive) deduk'iiv, udj. t)er: 
 leitbar, firt) foigern Uiffenb. — adu. De- 
 d u c ' t i V e 1 y , foigeriitigf lueife. 
 
 Ifee^ (rd)OIt.> to die. 
 
 Weed, deed, ( angeir. daed; ban. 
 daad) *. I. bieil)at, ipanbuiiig. 2. bie tl;at, 
 >?el£>entl)at, (SJropiljat. 3. fie il)af, ^ijat^ 
 fratt. Mii.Tos. 4. t bie ivirfenbe ilrafi, bad 
 -Hjerfjcng. 5. bie 213irtiid)frit ( )uirflid)f 
 Sad)e). 6. bie llrfunCe, ©d>c'tt. bai 0"» 
 
 DEE 
 
 (Irnment, Sofument, bcr^ontraft, QSertragj 
 pl. ?>apiere, Sofumente, SBrierfdjaften. 
 
 1. We receive the due reward of our 
 deeds. B18U!. 
 
 2. Whose deeds some nobler poem shall 
 adorn. Urvdem. 
 
 3. With will and deed created free. 
 
 MlLTOH. 
 
 Indeed, in ber l^at, in a23irflid)feit, 
 in 2Bal)rl)eit (eigeiitlid) luofjl ein ado. , adein 
 oft finbet \i(if bai 2i3ort getrennt, nl4: in 
 very deed, unb i)ijrt Bann auf, ein adv 
 iu fcin). Deed of saying , Die ■Hu^fiiljrimg 
 be« (iiefagtcn, bie erfiinnng bt& 25erfpre. 
 d^illd. Shak. To be taken in the very 
 deed, auf ber Z\)at ertappt ivcrben. 
 
 D e e d - a c h i e V i n g. (J5roptI)aten tf)uenb, 
 ooflfiiljrenb. --poll, OJedjtSfpr.J ber fd)rift. 
 Iid)e, einfeitige (b. I), nur eine qSerfon be. 
 treffenbe) SBertrng. • 
 
 Ifeed, V. a. i [>Rorbam.] (to) burc^ 
 SScrtrag iibcrtragen (auf). 
 
 He deeded all his estate to his eldest 
 son. Webster. ^ [untljatifl. 
 
 Meedless , deed'les, adj. tl)afenloS, 
 
 lieeing-, (fc^ott.) 1. dying. 2. 
 <Jo'"g- [triebfoiii. 
 
 Weedy, deid'e, udj. f tfjdtig , be. 
 
 If eein, deem, (angelf. deman; fd)iweb. 
 doina; ban. dommer) v. a. ad)ten , ^al« 
 ten (Oenianb fiir zc.). - v. n. bafiir(;alten. 
 fd)ai>eii, bciifen, iirtfjcilen. Spenser. 
 
 Ifeein, ». « bie «JKeinung, bad x\u 
 il;eil. 
 
 What wicked deem is this. ^ak. 
 
 Ifeeiiister, deemstiir,*. [3nfcln 
 
 Ocrfei) u. -5)^111] ber D{id)ter. 
 
 Ifeep, deep, (angelf. deop, dypa; 
 fdjiueb. diup; ban. dyb) adj. 1. tief (bem 
 ■•Wiittelpunfte ber (Frbe gcnaljert). 2. tief, 
 niebrig geicgen (oon eiiiem X[)aU ic). 3. 
 tief (lueit eingebrungeu in irgenb eineti 
 iviSrper, fern uoii 2iugen). 4. titf, oerborgeii, 
 gcljcim. 5. tief, bunfel, fd)mer m faffen, ju 
 begreifen. 6. tief, griinblid), fdjariilnnig (u. 
 OJfenfdjen, (acbanfeu). 7. flng, fd)lan, ii|Tig, 
 i'erfd)lagen , fa(f(^, ranfeuofi, uernitljerifd) 
 (oon 'OJfenfdjen). 8. tief, feierlid), ooHfom. 
 men (uon einer ©tifle). 9. tief (niiburd)» 
 bringlid) fiir'* 'Jluge), fdjiuarj (oon ber jjm* 
 llerniu). 10. tief, gefunb, fe|l (y. ©dHaf). 
 12. ricf, grop (y. ber 91rmnt()). 12. || un«' 
 bcfannt, unueritanblic^ (u. ber @prad)e). 13. 
 tief, innig, (jerjlid) (o. ®efii()l). 14. tief, 
 l"d)lau angelegi, ycrborgen, gel)cim (o. eineni ^ 
 iiomplott 2C.;. 15. ['i)}iur.J tief (iin 2Jap). 
 
 16. [■OKai.J tief, bunfel (p. JJarbcu). 17. oft 
 beilimmt ba6 2Bort awiii em Seiiwott gleidj 
 eiiiem adv. : tief, tief l)ituituet. 
 
 3. A spider deep ambushed in her den. 
 
 Dbvoeiu 
 
 5. Lord, thy thoughts are very deep. 
 
 Bible. 
 
 9. Now deeper darkness brooded on 
 
 the ground. Ilooi.e. 
 
 17. Drink deep , or tasle not the Pieriaa 
 spring. Pope* 
 
 To make deeper, aiUtiefen. — fetches. 
 ©d)leid)iyege. A - wine, rtti SSJein por 
 bunfler, tiefer garbe. 
 
 Deep-drawing, tief in'« ^affet flf* 
 beub, fi'iftnb. --fet ((ur --fetched). 
 
FAle, f?tr, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, nor, j;ot, 6il. «lon<l. Ti'ibn, ifih. full. t//in, THis. 23 1 
 
 DEE 
 
 tiff l)erBor(je^D(t. Shar. --mouthed, eine 
 titit , f)cl)le, il.irfe Stimme t)a(jen6. — 
 musing, tiefilnnin. nAd)&eiifenb, in <9r>iin.- 
 feu urrtieft. --read, ttef beiviin&ttt. — -re- 
 volving , tief fimieiift. — throated, mit 
 titter ilel)(e. Miltow. --toned, eineii 
 tirifiiioii l)iibetiB. —-vaulted , wit etn tie» 
 frt (ijf ii'ijil'r fleilnltet. Mii.ton. - - w a i » t e d, 
 [•»inr.j mir55i)r6er» unt> ^interterf uttfeljtii 
 (I'oii @d)i(feii). 
 
 fteep, *. I. bie liefe. 2. Die Xitfe, 
 t«r rMtflrunf ftrr OJeronfiet, 6if See, tat 
 Weer. 3. |i ^ie Heft, 6?r ©ee. 3. Ilbie Xieft, 
 bfl6(i)fl)(imnie, lliibc<)reijlt(f)e. 4. -of niglit. 
 bflS tiffrtf Diiiiffl, bie liefe >&ti(lt tet 9tad)t; 
 bie £d)rfcftn ber Dfnd)!. 
 
 IK;<*p«>ii, (lee pn, v. a. I. uettiefeii, 
 tiff Pb. tifffr m.icl)fn. 2. utrfluilcrn , uerbii! 
 Ofru, oerbiintflii (bie 3*atten bfr-3tiid)t to. 
 3. oerbuiifflii , biinfler lundjen (ben Ion 6er 
 J.irbf). 4. oerflrogcrn, i>ernifl)ren (.ftiimmer 
 iiiib ertfle). 5. I'eriiif l)ren , uerilnrfen (bit 
 €(^rf<ffn lemfS >Miiftrirte6 ;c.). 6. oer^lirtern, 
 trnuruier, m'lber, nieiand>oIircl)er inachen (^n« 
 ©iniiirmel bft giutljtn ic). 7. fWiif.J To - 
 the (oiiei of an orgaa, fine Crgtl tiefer 
 flimmen. 
 
 IK«*epen, e. n. fiffer ivfrbrn (vvn 
 fflriMffmi to, fid) I'frtiefen; fid) fcnfen. 
 
 Meep«nill|$' , deepning , 4. bif 
 SBrrriffuna; ber :{>iiiterariinb (finf6 Q)enuHl> 
 be# K.). 
 
 U««ply, di^p'le. adv. I. ({ U. i) 
 thtf. 2. tiff, ffhr, burrf)nu« ibelfibiflt, flf! 
 fd)i(ft obtr erfnljren in fiuiifleM to. 3. ticf, 
 inniq, fjerjlirt) (etflriffen feni ic). 4. feljr, in 
 fiiifni hohen Wrnbf ( i-erborben ic). 5. tiff, 
 biinfel (flftnrbt jc). 6. tIef (flfflimnitf On. 
 flrumrntf). 7. tief, Ufliq, f(*lflu, filnillid) 
 (an<]t\tQtt ^lane ic). 
 
 Deeply in debiXf - indebted, tiff ven 
 fd)iilb€t. - red. biinfelrotl). 
 
 OecpnCMM, cleepnes. #. 1. (Til. 1) 
 bie liffe. 2. aj t 6if ed)liiul)eit, iBfrfdjinn"'' 
 l)fit. Sill, b) btr ®d)>irffinn. 3. [•iJWnf.] bie 
 licfe. 
 
 Ueepnetk of the crjr, [<S3Aibmfpr.] 
 ioi titit fflft>ff( ^fr ifiiinbf. 
 
 Oc^ctr, d^er, ting. II. plur. ( nnqelf 
 deor; fd)meb. diur) «. btl6 9{pt^ivilb , 9ii'tl)j 
 ii'ilbbref. Iber S?\v\<t). 
 
 Fallow deer, ber 3>nnil)irfd). Red -, 
 
 D eer-Kteuler , ber i){i>tljiuilbbifb. — 
 ttenling, tex 9{pr()iuilbbieb|liilil. 
 
 l>t*eHit, dies, (fr.) « t bie WiJttinn. 
 
 l>«*evil'ii buckle, (fd)rtt.) imp 
 
 C f X a I a n ; limb o f t h e d i v i I. 
 
 If«ruce, deluxe', (nrni. difa^za) 
 V. a. 1. eiinlrflen, i<rriinilaltrn (fine %ilb: 
 fiiiilf jc). 2. id)iin&cn; jcrtlpren. t'erbtrben. 
 3. iui^iTreid)i-n, nii£li>fd)i'n, tilgrn (&ti(t)rit- 
 bene* ic). 
 
 UefMCeineilt, Hef&se'nienl, t. I. 
 bn« ^iitilelliii, iBfrimnalren , ©djiinben. 2. 
 bie 3frflpr"iifl- 95criiid)rmifl, 95rrtii(jiiii(j. 3. 
 bn# ?liifilrfirt)fn, 91iiflofd)fn, lilfleii. 
 
 liefitcf^r, diiA'kijr, <■ brr Q-nrilrh 
 ler; Sdj.inPfr; SBfrtiigrr, 'Hu6ii>\d)<t , -Hui- 
 (Irtiiter, Iilder. 
 
 Me fnc<u, (I. ^.) fiirrii'd). 
 
 UefMiiHflCe, dela lanse. (ft. ®.) 
 «. ♦ J. bnr geljltr, bui a5eriVI;en. 2. 6a« 
 
 DEf 
 
 ^uSbleiben, 9{i(^terfd)ein(n (uot (Stxidtt), 
 bie ^piitiima). 
 
 l>efalcate, defal'kate, (it. defal- 
 care) v. a. I. fnppen, (ii?fd)nciben. 2. ± ab-- 
 red>nen ; abiif l)eu , rabnttireii, furjcn. ab: 
 bred)i'n (von 9ied;nungen, dienttn, g-iitfoux 
 men xc). 
 
 Mefalcation, deffalliA'tliuu , «. 
 
 1. b<i6 >ilbf(^neiDen ; Sibbredjen, >2ibjiel)en, 
 Oie SSerniiiibcning, itur^iiiiQ, ber '2It>jii(). 2. 
 ber 'ilbiiif], t>a6 ^^btjejPijeiie, Der i)iad)laM, 
 '.){iibiUt, Defort, bie 9(«f>ifne. 
 
 JUefalk, delalli'. t (■ Defalcate. 
 
 jUefailtatiun, uelamiua'sliun, s. 
 bie i23ertaunibuii(i, £ii|leruiio, i£d)niiil)uni), 
 (^ntel)riing , (Sd^aubiiiij); 19ie4)tdfpr.J bie 
 DiffiimiUion. 
 
 Uefainatury, detam'maiuie, adj. 
 uerliiiimcenid) , |'d)niiil)fnb , el)r(;iiriil;rifl 
 I9{ed)t((fpr.] bijfiimiuoriid). 
 
 llefaiiie, Ueiame', (fr. ) D. a. ver 
 lauuiben, ueruni)lim|>feii, enteljren, |'d)(iiibeii, 
 uerliiilern, i"d)inal)en. 
 
 Iteraiiie, «. t bie Unel^re. 
 
 Iteraiiier, deiA mur, J. oer Siiile 
 rer, SBeriauinOcr, (S-ljrenrdj.inber. [Shak 
 
 Uefailiy, (ietame, «. fur inlnmy 
 
 Mefatig-able , detaiegabl, a<</ 
 erniuMid), vrniiiobiir. 
 
 Wefati^ate, defiit'igite , (lat.) 
 o. a. t crniiisen, obniatrcn. 
 
 WefatigratfuUy detaiigi'chun, «. 
 t tie G'rinuOnntj, »21bmiUnino. 
 
 Mefault, detawlt' , ( fr. defaut, 
 friiijer default) «. 1. btr •5el)ier, biie iBct: 
 feljen, aSfrafl;en. 2. bie llnieriaffuiia, 2Jer: 
 fiiumunfl, a}frnnd)lnfriijiiiiG. 3. oie (?iniiin> 
 geluuii, ber OWongel. 6hak.. 4. pjec^rsfvr.J 
 btie Otid^reri'd^etnen (bur &tt\(i)t) , bie Hon. 
 tuniii). 
 
 Ill the default, jnr ^oti), menn ei n-. 
 fprberlic^ i|1. Shak. In - whereof, luiDrigeiu 
 f.ille, in (S-rninnaeliinfl beffen. lu - of pay, 
 in (S-nnnngelung ber 3iiljlung. - of the ac- 
 ceptor, l^^nnbcl] »))uingel nn ainnnljme. - 
 in payment, 'OJJnngel tin 3nl)l"lig. To make 
 -, niC^t bejnijien. - of appearance, bie 
 inid)terid)einuiig uor @iri(i>t. To suffer a 
 -, [ 9(cd)i^!Vr- J nu^blfiben (u. 25ffliigreii). 
 The dogs are at a -, ['2i$nibnnVr.] bie 
 i>iinbe l)iiben bie 5iil;rte Der|d)lngen nb. va-. 
 ipren. [nmngcin. 
 
 Ifefault, V. N. tvprtbriidtig fein, er-- 
 
 Uel'ault, V. It. I. |'7ri'd)r«rpr.J «> prii' 
 jnbijied pber uiiter 9ln6rpljiiiig eiiies 3{ed)r5! 
 nad)tljcil6 jiriren, l)ciid)fn, I'prlnbcn. b) fpn; 
 ttiniajiren, wegen ungcljorfiinien »2lii*i'lei; 
 bciiiJ, in Kontumo} nburtljcilen, i<criirri;eilen, 
 gegen G-inen perfrtljren. 2. in ber CTfiifliiiig, 
 ju trfiiden ermnngcin; wi&ix erfiiUcn (JOb; 
 lirgeiilieiteii), bred)cn, nnterlaiTen. 
 
 Ifefault, V. a. *-■ feljicii a'Of" — 
 
 Wefaulterff tieia»ricd, adj. man-. 
 gelhiifr, niit ■v)iiiiigelii beljnfiet. 
 
 Itefaulter , dciawl'iur, #. I. 
 l9{i'd)teiVr.) ber lliigfljprriime, 9lii*blfibeiibe. 
 
 2. ber ^flid)rperflf|7fii« / ^prrbrud)ige. 3. 
 per 2)iriinrreuer Sffentlidjet (Slrlbcr ; ber 
 Serbrfd)rr. 
 
 Ite reanance , d^fl-zanse, (nprm. 
 dclesaiicej t. I. bie Serni(t)riing , 'iliii'l^e: 
 bung, iliiiiuUiruiia (enii-« Sertnigd to. 2. 
 
 DEE 
 
 bie fflegenuerft^jreibung, ®egeniifrfid)frungj 
 [9{fd)t«rpr.J bie 9iid)tigfeir*fiinirel (in oDcr 
 ncben einer Urfiinbe). 3. tui bic »Jiiii)tigfeit65 
 flaufd earhnltenbe Dofumciir. 4. * bie >)iies 
 Cerl.ige, ©d)lin>pe. Spe^sek. 
 
 IVefeasible, dcfe'zebl, udj. iim< 
 geilpgen, nniiuUirt, nufgel;bben merbeii fon» 
 iienb (u. SBertrrigen jo. 
 
 Uefeasibleness f detezeiiines, 
 *. berSujIiinb, \>n ein SSertmg 2c. niifg>l;i)bcn, 
 unigfilogen iwerbcn fann. 
 
 Mefeat, delete', (fr. de'faitr) «. 1. 
 bie 'Jlteberlage , 25crnict)tiing, Serrtprniig 
 leiner 3Irmee ic). 2. 6ii6 'Mbmeljrcii (tiixti 
 iiinijriff^). 3. bie Serciteliiiig ; S3eriud)tuiig 
 (eine* Olnftjrud)* :c.). 
 
 Uereat, v. a. l. fd)Ingen, in bie fflutftt 
 rdjiagen, jirilreuen, uernid)tcn (eiiiipieric). 
 
 2. pereitcln, ucrnid)ten, jeri'ii)rcii , tiiiifd)eii, 
 }u nid)te ni(ict)en C^SUine, ippffnnngen to. 
 
 3. niifl^eben , uniitpgen , ueriiid)ten, annul* 
 lireii. 4. juriitf fitlagen , abiuel^ren (einen 
 •Jtngriff jc). b. entileUen (bie 6)e|id)t6ji"igc), 
 iinpern, verunilalten. Shak. [luirben. 
 
 To be defeated of. iini (?tiva* gebra(t)t 
 liefeature, dele'tshure. t. x." 
 bie SiieDiTlage , ajLrnidjtung. 2. bie SBeriins 
 llnining, (Jnrilellnng (ber (iJefldjt^juge). 
 
 Uefecaie, deffikate, (lat.) v. a. 
 1. lantern, nbljdlcn, flnren, abfiaren (Slilfi 
 ngfeiten). 2. i reinigen ( von freinber iitit 
 mifd)ung). [abgefhirt. 
 
 Uefecate, adj. gcloiitcrt, gefliirt, 
 IfefecatioU) dettekA'shuu , t. bie 
 2anterung; 9{einigiing. 
 
 Oefect, defekt', (Int.) t. 1. bee 
 ^Dfangd. 2. bm iBerfcljen, ber '5el)ltr, ^Tii^t 
 griff, 3vrtl)iim. 3. tai (i)cbred)en, ber Jetjier, 
 Me llni)i>llfpnimenl)cit, ber 'iJbgaiig, "Biaiigel. 
 
 4. fiir effect, bie aBirfung, 'Hbrid)t, bet 
 Siufcf ( abrid)tli(i) |). Shak. 
 
 1. Errors have been corrected, and de- 
 
 fects supplied. Davie*. 
 
 2. Trust not yourself; but, your defects 
 
 to know , 
 Make use of every friend and every 
 foe. Pore 
 
 Defect , V. n. t iinpuriilanbig fein, 
 nuiiincin, feljlen. ( t bi« ^))inngiil}aftigfeit. 
 
 IBerectihilit}', dcleiiiebii-eie, f. 
 
 llefectible, detek'ieol, adj. t niaii< 
 gelhiifr, iinopnilanCiig. 
 
 IBerection, defek'shun, (Int.) J. 
 1. bie '!)>ilid)ti>frgf(|enl)cit ; brr 'ilbfafl (bum 
 (i)lanbcn K.); bie lUbtriinniijfeit, i.rtnlp|1,j> 
 fcir. 2. ber 9Iiifriil)r. 3. f ber '))?anael, 
 ■Jeljter. 
 
 Uefective, difek'ijv, ((at.) adj, 
 I. inangi'ltjafr, unppdilanbig, unppflfpinmen; 
 [.^panbelj befefr, fd)aM)air. 2. niangeiijoft, 
 fol)lerl;rtft, fd)Icd>t (p. mprniird)en (S-igem 
 fc^aften ic. ). 3. [0)rannn.) unpi'IIilaiibig, 
 innngedjaff, befrftip ( p. 3eiriuprrern unO 
 jpnupriujirrcrn ). — adv. Defectively, 
 mangcltjaff, niippflilanPig. 
 
 To be defective, fffljlen, f« l>frffl)Cn. 
 
 IBefeCtiveUeNS, dciekl'vnes, t. 
 
 bie 0)fnngcil)airigfi'it, Uniu'llilanPigfeit; Jelj* 
 lerljairigfiit. (*. f f. Def ecl i v en ess. 
 IBerectllOHity , defektshunseie, 
 Mt^feCtlKtUM, ilelek'isliiiiis. ndj. -f 
 
 pplli-r -))iangci, uiiPoUilanbig, niaiigilij.ifj. 
 
232 F.Ve, far, faH, far. M^. met. Fine. fin. N6. move, nir, got, 6il. cl6(^<I. Trtbe, ti^b, fi^II. t/,m. TFfis. 
 
 DEF 
 
 nef Cdation , dlfedA'shun , t. t 
 
 Die iVfticflinfl. [Defense. 
 
 Mefence ii. feine 9I6Ieitiiiigcn, f. 
 
 liefend, defend', cint. ) v. a. I. 
 (*W?ilit.] ucrtl)eibigcii.2.uertfjeiMgeu, |'d)i"i9eii, 
 bcfcDil^en, fitt>trn; (from) bei»nf)ren (uur). 
 3. uertljeittiflfii, beJjnupteii , niifvfdjt ^nrten, 
 ill Sd)ii5 nefjmen, erljnlten (Dfcdjte u. ^reit 
 l)fiten :c.). 4. oetbieten, vnnctjttn, iinter: 
 fiigrii ; inTlji'ifen. Shak. 
 
 IVefeiicI, p n. |irf> ucrt()ei6igen. 
 
 19**fendnble, defen'dabl, adf. 
 BCTtl}cibigt lucrten fmineub, ocrtfjcibigung*-. 
 
 fnlu'l- 
 
 Ocfundantf defen'dant, arf/. 1. 
 
 Bcrtl)ci6igenS ; jiir 95errf)ciMqung gcfignet. 
 Shak. Means -, ba6 SSertfjetbigiingfintttel. 
 2. [ 3{c(f)r6|pr. ] i>crtf)ei6igenb, 9}ert()eit»t: 
 gung« . . . 
 
 Ilef feuflant , «. I. ber i5ert(}eibiger. 
 
 2. [S«fcf)teiVt.) ber aseflagte ; She--, bie 
 93efIiiiU«- 
 
 WerendeFf defln'dur , t. I. bee 
 SSertfjfitiger, SBefd^fi^er , 2}crfed)ter , 93ej 
 Ijnuprcr. 2. [ 9{c(f)tfitVr. ] ber SBert()eibiger, 
 91nnnirt, 91M)pfnt. 
 
 IVcfeilsafivef defen'sat'v , «. 1. 
 ber Stf)ii(j; bie 23ertl)cibigtiiig. 2. [O'hir.J 
 bo^ ^flniler; bet 25crbnrib (jum (Sd)u^ einer 
 2Cun^e). 
 
 Defense, defense', (fnf.) ». I. bie 
 58ertl)eibigiiiigi ber ©cfjii^, ®d)trm, bie ©i= 
 d)rrl)fit. 2. bie 9iecf)tferrigung ; ®d)ii$rebe, 
 55ertl;eibigiiiig (iviber eine SJefi^ulbigungio. 
 
 3. ber 2i3iber(Tniib. Shak. 4. [ Dfccfjr^ipr. ] 
 tie &inrebeDer^niib(iing, SScraiitiBortiing (tei 
 aSefltigtcn). 5. [Wilit ] bie a3ertl)eibigimg<5: 
 funfl. 6. [JJeftiiiigSb. ] bn<5 ein niibercd ^t-. 
 (liiiig^iuerf frijii^cnbe, ffniifirenbe SKerf; pi. 
 tie %((iunQi\v(rtt. 7. pi. bit SBaffeii ber 
 tfjiere. 8. '•■ i<\6 9Serbot. 
 
 Line of defense, bie P5renjW<icf)e , ber 
 ^orbcn. A place of-, [TOilif.] cine fjmt; 
 b«re gc)liiiig. In -, gefjngt, gefc^lpffen, per; 
 bpten (». 5!Dnl^crn :c. ). To make an ob- 
 stinate -, n<^ ^nrrniirtig, (npferoerffjeibigen. 
 To make one's — to ..., f fid) UPr (Jincni 
 uertf)ftbigeti. In his own -, jii feiiier 9{ed)tj 
 fcrtigiing. [feiligeii. Fairfax. 
 
 Iferense , ». o. ■!= (JJeiliingib.] be: 
 
 Ilc-^renseleSS , defense'les, adj. 
 1. fd)ii(3lPS, H)ci)r(p6, iuTt()£ibigungf'lp«. 2 
 iinbefciligt, p[)ne 93e|a^iin{j, pffcii 'u. ©tiib: 
 ten). 3. a) iinrft, fd)ii$lo£, iiiibeiwnffiiet, 
 fd)ii'flrf) , luefjrfi*. b) p()iitiifld)tig ( i>. ^rnV: 
 new,. — adv. Defense'lessly. |"d)lll;U>6. 
 
 liefeiiselessnesis, deieiueles- 
 nls. s. bie ©d)ii<5(pf(gfi'ir. 2Bf()rlpfigfcit. 
 
 Mefe»«iible, defen'sehl. ndj. 1. 
 ill I'crtljeibigiii, i'crtljcii''igt iwerbeti fijiiiieiib, 
 Ufrt[)eiCiniiiin(-fiif)ig; Ijnitbnr. 2. jii red)f: 
 fcrtigcii , gcrrdjtfertigt ivrrbrii fpiiiiciib. 3. 
 I)iiireid)rni) iiir S5i'rf()ribigu!ifl. 
 3. The sound of Hotspur'^ name did seem 
 defensible. Shak. 
 
 Oefensive, defen'siv, adf. lurrhri. 
 tigcnb, id)ii(5enD, 95crri)cibifliiiigfi...,©d)ii^... 
 «l>. ^ICiiffen, ^riegeii :c.). 
 
 Defensire arms, bie ©d)U^ipnfffn. 
 - war, ber 5Bfrtl)fibifliiiigffrifg. - pos- 
 ture , bie }ur S3ertl)eibifliiit{] greidiirte ©teh 
 
 DEF 
 
 Defensive , j. I. ber ®rf)ii^, 
 ©d)tnii , t>ai SBertljeibigutigsmittel. 2. ber 
 i8ertl;eibiguiig^lfniib, bie Dcfciii'iue. 
 
 To be on the defensive, pb. to stand 
 on the -, fid) ucrtljeibigung^iueife uerljalteii, 
 i>errl)cibigiiiig6iueife jii iUerfe gcljeii. 
 
 Defensively, defen'sivie, adv. 
 pertl)ei6iguiig5H)eife. 
 
 Defer, defer', (Int.) v. a. I. uer: 
 fd)iebeii, ueriiigerii , <iiiffd)ieben , l)iiinii«= 
 fd)iel'cn, perliiiigcrii. 2. fiir refer, uerwcifeii 
 (nil ciiicii pr6eiitiid)eii aeic^ter 20, nnl)eiiii= 
 lleHeii, jiir {*-iitfd)fibiing iiberlajTeii (©iiieiii). 
 4. barbietcii (©cfdjeiife ic). 
 
 Deferred entry, [ipailbel] ber <[»&■■ 
 gefe^te <pp|len ; - stock. , bie nii^gefe^te 
 ■B(i}iM. 
 
 Defer, v. n. I. fid) (9Iiiberer ■DTfei; 
 iiiiiig) utiteriuerfeii, (nnbertt 'OJiciiiimg) iiad)= 
 geben, bei|)fiid)teii , beifliniiiieiii n)iUfiit)reii. 
 2. jogern. 
 
 To defer giving, ooreiitf)aften. 
 
 Deference, deferense, (fr. 2D. ) 
 *. 1. tii\& iJf nd)gebcii , bie 9liil)ciiii|M(iiiig ; 
 Untenuerfiiiig. 2. bie (Scfafiigfeit, 9?rtd)= 
 gjebigteit, gplgfnnifeif, Cl)rcrbierigfcit, ^Ijr: 
 erbietuiig 11. 91(^tung, eijrerbietige TiiK^fic^i 
 pber diud\i(i)t. 
 
 In def ere n ce to the ladies, ben ^rdlieil: 
 jimiueni ju ®efii(lcii. To pay -, feme Ql)V- 
 erbietuiig bejeigeii. To have no — for 
 otliers , gfiemaiiben eine OJefciHigfeit er^ 
 lucijeii. 
 
 Deferent, deferent, adj. f ju; 
 fiil)rciib, leiteiib; ^iiis uiib l)crful;reiiB. 
 
 Deferent, «. I. taajiffenrd).] ber 
 Scircr ; giiljrer. 2. [ 91iint. ] bie ©aft.- 
 rpl)re (im iiieiifd^fid)en fiorper); ber ®n< 
 meiigniig. 3. [^J3toIem. SSSeltfDil.J bie eflpp; 
 tird)ea3iif)ii ber ^laiieteii iiiii bie ©Ptiiie; bie 
 niigeiioimiiene ^reifibiil;ii ber ©oiiiie u. ber 
 ?|5laiieten iiiii bie 6rbe, M ihreit 'DJJitteij 
 piiiift iieb|1 il)reii (l^pici)re(it. 
 
 Deferential, derlren'shal, adj. 
 e^rerbietig, eljrerbietigc Oriid)|ic<)t (iiiSbn'icfeiib. 
 
 Deferment, deferment, t. ber 
 5Iiifrd)iib. [tuiffd)iebt, ber SiJgerer. 
 
 Deferrer, defer'ur, *. Qtnet, ber 
 
 Deferring-, defering, «. i. ber 
 9liifrd)iib. 2. bie 31iil)ciiii|leHiiiig. 
 
 Defiance, defl anse, (fir.) s. I. bie 
 (Jprberung, 5?ernii^frrecriiiig, 9iiii>fprberiiiig 
 (jiiiii ^nuipfe, jiini 2Bprt|lreit :c. ). 2. ber 
 irp$, 5ppl)ii. 3. bie SBeriueigeniiig , SBer^ 
 luerfiiiig (eiiier SBitte), nbrd)liigige "iliitiuprt. 
 
 To set at defiance, &iiieill ippl)ll 
 fprfd)eii. To bid -, lrp<j bieteii; (11. ±)ippl)ii 
 ipred)eii. 
 
 Deflatory, defiature, adj. ^ernil^s 
 fprbrrnb, niisfprberiib (iiiiii fiaiiipfe). 
 
 Deficiency, deHsh'ense, ( (lot.) 
 
 Deficience, defNh'ense, y.i.(of) 
 ber^»iaiigel(rtii); bie Uiii'Pfljliiiibigfeit; lliijiu 
 liiiiglid)feit. 2.bii«(Jfl)U'iibe, Deficit, ber 'ilii^j 
 (nfl, Dcfeft, ( i><iiibel J bn6 •aSiUifp. 3. bie 
 Uiippflfpniiiienljeit, ber ^tt)l»t, iaS ®ebre» 
 d)eii, ber 'iS^iiigel. 
 
 Ueficieney of a ship's cargo. 
 I5?.iiibell ber ©eeidjiibeii , fie SSeri'djIedjles 
 nitifl ber ^iinren im ©djiffe. To make up 
 fJr a -, bn6 Jehleiibe frgjiijeii. - of the 
 store, tai C.lflerillilUfo. - in (the) weight, 
 
 DEF 
 
 bie ®eiuid)t«nbnnl)me , bn« ®en5i<<)t«ninnfB. 
 
 Deficient, deffsh'ent, adj. 1. uiiyii 
 li'ingiid), iiiniigelljnft , iiiu'oflilaiibig. 2. (ini 
 ■Waiiget leibeiib (an ©nun^). Ufafte 3nl;ien. 
 
 Deficient numbers, [9lrit().) niiingeli 
 
 To be deficient in. e6 fel)len , ninn: 
 gein Inffen (an) , ermnngefn (einrr ^Badyey. 
 To be — in the weight, am &Hn)id)t fef)lrn. 
 1 shall not be -, id) luerbe nid)t ermangclii. 
 
 Deficit, defesit, ((. 215.) ». ber 91b8 
 gang, 91iiffaf(, t^aA Jtefijit. 
 
 Defier, defi'ur, ». l. ber ipernii*« 
 fprberer (jiim itantpfe). 2. ber SBerac^ter, 
 Irp^bictenbe (in Qlnfel^ung ber Qhit^t ic). 
 
 Defig-uration, deiigi'ni'shun. «. 
 t bie ©nfileniiiig. [luerfeii (eiiieii llnirig it.), 
 
 Defigure, defig'ure, v.a.ftntt 
 
 Defile, defile', (angelf. afylan, be- 
 fylan, gefylan, afulan) v. a. I. berd)mii^eil, 
 befTerfen, befubeln. 2 triiben, iinflar ma(^)eii 
 (5Ba(Ter jc.). 3. fc^nnben, entcljren. 4. be» 
 flecfen (ucrunglimpfen). 5. uerfiiljren. i>erber» 
 ben, i>erleifen. 6. n befierfen, unrein nuid)en 
 (in jereniPniefler $infid)t). 
 
 Defile, (fr. defiler) V. n. [TOifit.] in 
 fd)malen ®Iiebern porbeimarf(<)iren , beft« 
 liren. [^ti0, $o(;Iiucg, ®ebirg«pag. 
 
 Defile, *. [ 'iJKilit. ] ber enge 2i3eg, 
 
 Defilement, defilement, «. 1. bie 
 23efd)tnu5iing, 25eflerfiing, JBeiiibelung. 2. 
 bie SBerfilhrung; (Jntel^rung, ©d)anbung. 
 
 Defiler, deft' lur. *.I. ber23efd)mu(jer, 
 aSefubler; ba« 95ef(^mu^enbe. 2. ber &nt» 
 e^rcr, ®d)aiiber; aUerfiiljrer. 
 
 Definable, deftne'abl, adj. 1. a) 
 begrenjbar, bal;er: b) bcftininibar, ju 6e» 
 llimiiien, anjiigeben. 2. erflarbar, ju befiiii* 
 ren (u. 2Bortfn, Segriffeii 20. 
 
 Define, detuie', (lat. ) v. a. 1. be< 
 llininien, beieidyncn , gcnaii berd>reiben ; bei 
 grenjen, unift^ireiben. 2. fefifeljen, entf(t)ei« 
 ben. 3. befliiiiiiien, befiiiiren, erfhiren. 
 
 Define, v. n. f entfd)eiben (ubce 
 (S-fiunS). 
 
 Definer, definur, s. ber (S-rflnrer, 
 S5e|d)reiber , 3lu^Ieger, Cejiuirenbe, fQu 
 llinimenbe. 
 
 Definite, def'enit, (M.) adj. I. btt 
 jlinimt, begreii,jt, ber(i)ranft. 2. feftgefe^t, 
 beitinimt (u. ber 3eit2C-)- 3. beiliiiinit (be» 
 rd)raiifenb, beflimiiieiib, einfd)ranfenb , ppn 
 3a()len 20. 4. entft^eibenb, bc|linimt, bes 
 finitiu. 
 
 Definite , «. ber beflimmte 93cgrijf, 
 bie beftiiirte <Bn<t)e, ba« Deiinitiim. 
 
 Definitenes.*!, defenimes, t. I. 
 bie 23ei1iniinr()cit (®eiui0()cif). 2. bie aJej 
 fd)riinfrl)eir. 
 
 Iteiinition, difenisih'un, t. 1. bie 
 (frfiarung; |Sog j bie .Ocfiiiitipn, >^fgritf*« 
 beitiiiiiir.ing. 2. [ Cevifngrapl). ] bie <3i\(tii 
 erfliirnng. 3. bie JetliViiMiig, (5'iirrd)eiMing. 
 
 Definitive, deilueiiv, adj. 1. if 
 llimnit u>. Jjebeiitiiiinfii zo. 2. entr(l)eibetib.. 
 eiiMid), befiiiirip (p. Grfi'iiiiriuiKinc), (^-nb... 
 
 Dctlinitive, dctineiiv, 4. 1, b.-^.i^es 
 niiiiniinbe, e-nrfd)eibenbe. 2. [OJramm.J 6a« 
 beiliiiiiiienbe grinmrr. 
 
 Definiiively, del'n'eitvl^, ade. 
 1. aii^bri'i(fli(4, bejliiiimt. 2. enti'4)eiberib, 
 fdHiefilid). bniiiirip. eiiMid). 
 
 Deliuiti%'ene8S, (fefin'it'vnes, «. 
 
F'ife f.'r, fal!, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, mdve. n6r. ;?ot. ft'il rl6nd. Tnhp, fnb. fuFI. j7/in, THis. 233 
 
 DEF 
 
 fcie Q^f |limnitf)«it ; ta6 ©iitfcfjfibenbe , Be< 
 pnirii'e. 
 
 W(*fix, detikt' , a.) 0. a. I. befefli- 
 geii . oiiiiiiijelii. 2. ± tid^ttn, Ijeften (tie ®e> 
 Biiiifeii aiif (rtiun*). 
 
 MeflMgrrnbility, defflagrabil'ete. 
 «. i(>l)«in.J 6ie ajecbrennbarfcit, 9$ert>ccnn: 
 li(t)ffit. 
 
 Ueflaicrallle, della'grabi , adj. 
 ((>l)fm i ucrbniiiibiir, uerbrcniilK^. 
 
 OeflMg'ratc, del'lagrite , v. a. 
 [(El)i'in.j iitbreiiiien- 
 
 UeflMgrntion, defflagrA'shun, t. 
 I. Me ijicri'reiiiuimi. 2. [ d^cui. ) CiiS 'Mb! 
 6rrniieit, 9ieiM6renneii; DtM SJerbreniieii (iiiu 
 (jroijer Jl'i"""*)- 
 
 Ucilng-rntor , def'lagrAtur, «. 
 [■JSijor. 1 ^«r Dffl<iijr''fi'r/ iUbbreniier, ditiiu 
 brtwut ( em (5rtU>auif<^e* 3''llru"'<nf i"'" 
 SSirbrfniieii upii ■OMotadeii). 
 
 Ifenect, derUkt', (lat.) ». n. ab-. 
 roeidjeii (|Viriiiiirl5). 
 
 IVeHuct, V. a. (titwarti ivenben. 
 
 lleflection, delUk'shun, t. 1. bit 
 9If«ioii(l)unij, edteiuueiiMiiij]. 2. 6et ©eiteii: 
 xotc\. i. l-Mtiir.) tie 'Mbtrtit, 6a« 'JlbfiiUen 
 ( f iiie<5 ®(l)iffe* ). 4. ["it^l)!)!'. ] Die ^leiaiiiifl, 
 9lt'ivfiitiiiiii (fcfr 2i(l)t|1rahleii). 
 
 Meflexuref deflek'sliure, t. I. bu6 
 9iit-i''fnt*iut66iegen. 2. bit ^tittnmenbunq, 
 «Mveirt)iing. [ |-bot.l uer6rril)t. 
 
 J9t'fl«>ratC, def'li'ii^te, (lat.) adj. 
 
 Ueflurntioii, detfloiA'tliun, t. i. 
 
 tijc- ertjiiiitiii, (l-ntjuim'erii. 2. Det Kern, 
 
 tie 411161001)1 (bt6 ikilfii). 
 
 2. Tlie laws of Noriiiaiidy are, in a great 
 
 nipURure, the defloration of tlie 
 
 Rii-lish law*. Hale. 
 
 Ueflour, deflSSr', (Int.) v. a. 1. 
 btr •ISuimc.x berniiben. 2. t a) i>eriiiijiereii, 
 fd)viiireii. b) fiiijiiiiiiterii , i'd>iurt(^eii. 
 
 Uefltturerf diiltiu'rur, «. bn Qij- 
 rciirrt).'.iiCir. [<i6rrtiifrn. 
 
 Itcnow, deflV)', V. n. t nbfticOeti, 
 
 UenuUiiii, del'lliid*, adj. f Ab-- 
 PiffjciiP, lU'LuiffllB. 
 
 Itefliix, d^Quks', t. bn mf[u6. 
 
 Uefllixiuil, delluk'iliuii, Uat.) «■ 
 I. 6er "Jil'tliip. 2. - of liunior*. bn @(f)liU: 
 )>tt')i . %tu6. [ootiflf tii^tt- 
 
 Uefly, def'li, adv. * gefrtjicf t , fltiif, 
 
 Iftc'folitttioii, defi'ileA'sliun , (lat.) 
 «. 1. t Cic (Piitbliitrermig (Per 2Jiiiime unt) 
 Srr.iiirf)iri. 2. Pie (S-iitbl.itteriiiifl«jeif. 
 
 UtrrurCt;^ dcforii>:', (u. force) v. a. 
 [9{t(l)i6ipr.| ijeii"'<"niii I'preiirljalteii. 
 
 Iier<»rceilieilt, difor«e'ment, t. 
 
 1. [9{eil)rf iVr.J Pie (jnuoirrame 58orriitl)Oliuiifl. 
 
 2. l£rf)iMrl.| Per lL>iPer|lnii6 (eiue* 93enumii 
 in Pit 2Jolliitl)iiiifl bti Wff(^t6). 
 
 WeforciMiit, d^for'seant, «. Qc 
 tuniiP, Per ($-[iu>i£ ni'"»^ln'>iiu i<i>reittf;<ilt. 
 
 Itefuriiif detunu', V. a. I. ueritii: 
 (liilten, eiitilideii. 2. f I'eriiiifljreii. 
 
 Mefurin, adj. unc\tiiMttt, imneiliilt, 
 9^61i(f). (Pie !5eniiiilnltiiiii], (^iit|1r(Uiii(). 
 
 WeforiilMtiuil, deflumiAiiliUil. t. 
 
 Mefurinv<l) defomi'md, adj. 1. 
 tntiledt, Ijaeiid). i. t fleiiiein, nicPrifl. 
 
 I9eforilie<lly* def'6r'medle, ade. 
 out tine (jAQlirfje XGfife, iingeiliilt. 
 
 l^eformedneSM y dctor'medaek, 
 
 DEG 
 
 «. Pie Un(ie)lA(tf)eit , &a^li<bttit. 
 
 Ifeforiner, defonu'ur, «. @iner, 
 Pet I'enmiliiitii, entileUt. 
 
 Wefurinityy defdrm'eie, t. 1. f 
 Pie Uiigqtaul)eU, UiiijeiLilt, i^a^'lid)feit. 2. 
 Pie Ui)reijeiiniiHia(<>t> i!iict>erlid)Ceit (eitter 
 >&(id)e). 
 
 Oerorser, defir'tur, «. f Giner, 
 Per f«t) geivaltram I'remPe iidiiPereieii jiieigiiet. 
 
 Uefraud, defrawd', <liU.) v. a. 1. 
 (tnit of uor Pern iDbjeft) betruQen mm Qt-. 
 mai); beuurt.yileii. 2. (of; uiireitjtuia^iQer: 
 iveife i)Dreiitl;al(en, eiitiiet)eiK(j'iiiem (^(luas), 
 (riueii ueifiir^eii, bniioeii mm). 
 
 To defraud tlie customs, Peil SoU 
 unxQttjtH, PeiraiiPireii. 
 
 Itefraudatiun, defriwda'shun, 
 t. Per '^etruij, Pie Uebcruortt;eiluiiOi Per lliu 
 terrct)leif , lliiteri'd)lag , Pie Dei'rauontiun. 
 
 JUefrauder, defiiw'dur, «. bn 
 Ceiruiier, DefniiiPniit. 
 
 Ifefraudiiieut ^ defriwd'nient, 
 «. Per '.betruij, Pie :i)euortt)eiluiig. 
 
 llefray, defia', (ft-) v. a. 1. beilrew 
 ten, bijai)leii, tragea (Pie i<o|leii; ; frei l)iilieii 
 ((rinrii). 2. '^ befriepioen. Spuvker. 3. "luUen 
 ;U\e ibDuleiUe jo. Spenseh. 
 
 Itelrayerf difri'ur, «. ^emiuiP, 
 Per ^iiPcre (eei l;>ili, Pie ko\\ta fiir eine 
 ^ad)e beilrtiict. 
 
 Mel'rayineut) defrA'ment, «. 1. 
 Pa« (^ri'il;>iuciii Pie ^eiUeituiig Per Jlu|leii. 
 2. Pie ^erijimiiijj, bet (jrfn^. 
 
 Uel't« delt, (aiigelK daeft) acO'. * 
 piifJeiiPi fliiif, iviicfer, 1ii|1ig, bi'l)eiiPe; Qt. 
 luniiPt, fertifl, (je(4)iift; t)ub\<i), \d)n\u<i, 
 lUtig. Sha&. — adv. Deftly, geiuailPt j 
 jieriict), itett. 
 
 MBtsl'ttktsmm, deft'nls, t. '> Pie 3in' 
 lic^feit, todjoiiljeit. Dravtoh. [Derjlorbeu. 
 
 Ifefuuct, del till j^kt', (lat.) adj. 
 
 Uefuuct) «. Pec up. Pie 33er|Turbeiie. 
 
 Itei'uuctiou, defuiigk'sliuii, t. 
 Pnfi 'jlb|letbcn, Pit ioP. Shak. 
 
 Oery, defl', (ft. defier) p. a. 1. \0X-- 
 Pern, tjetauefotPetii, rtii^forPetii (lum JTaiii: 
 pfe>. 2. auffotPetii. 3. Itu? bieteii, :{>ol;ii 
 iVred)eii ((lutein uP. eiiiet Sa4)e). 4. t>oii 
 ltd) (lo^cii, yer|'d)niiil)eii. 
 
 JUefy^ *. t Pie ^eriiiiffotPcruni). 
 
 IfefyCF) deft lir, )'. Uefier. 
 
 lBe|{^aruiifll) degar'uikli, V. a. 1. 
 Pe« i5)iui6ratl)6 , ttd)murf6, Pet 2)eiei)iiiiG 
 betaubeii, eiitblogeti. 2. l>)J{ilit.J eiitblo^eii 
 (eme iJeiliiiig k.i. Washinotqn. 
 
 l>eg°aruisliinent , degainisii' 
 luent, i. 1. Pie (^iitbiopiiiia (^etaubiiag 
 Pes ipaiifrntl)6, PetSierPe, iBeie^uiifl). 2. 
 Pic (S-iitbioBiiiiij (eiiict gcjliinfl). 
 
 lAej^^euder* dejeu'diir, V. n. t 
 au6iirfcii. ^ Si'ENSER. 
 
 Iteg-eiieracy^ dejeu'erase, t. 1. 
 Pie 'ilueiirtiiiifl, diiiimtiiiij. 2. Pie SSerPcrbti 
 Ijeit, 95erPorbciil)eit , ba6 aJcrPerbiii|}, SScr; 
 Perbiii ( Pet *aitreii lo. 3. Pie (»eiueiiil>it 
 ibii (iJeiilefi). 
 
 Jteifeuerate) dejeuerite, (Int.) 
 11. n. 4 u. 1 (iiiio; Aiii?aricii (ill). 
 
 Ifeffeiierate) adj. i. aii^gearret, 
 eiitnrtet. 2. i I'CtPerbt, niePrig, fctjleiljt. — 
 ndv. Degenerately, aufgctirtct i gcmeiii, 
 niePtifl. 
 
 DEH 
 
 Deg-enerateness , dejln'erite- 
 
 lies. «. Pie >au«artiinfl, bad iUetPetbni^, Pit 
 iBerwilPerung. 
 
 Deg-eilf^ration , dejeneri'sliun, 
 *. 1. ? u. t Pie 3Ui5(irtiing. 2. (Pa* (fiitar» 
 tete) Pie 91u6nrt. 
 
 Deg-enerOUSy dejen'eru.«, adj. 1. 
 nu^geartet; entnrtet. 2. i unePet, niePrig, 
 l"(t)iiiiPlid> , ueradjtiirf) , uniuiitPig. — ud», 
 Degen'erousiy, niePrig. 
 
 lieg-lutiuate, degglu'tenite, ». a. 
 1. (uom Sclme, Pad OJcleiinte) nbrei^en, lodi 
 mn(f)en. 2. ± l&feii, entwicfedi. Scott. 
 
 Ueg'lutition, deggluiish'un, (lat.) 
 «. 1. ba6 ©d)lutfen, aSerfdjIiicfen. 2. Pit 
 ^raft, b<\i SBermogen ju |"(f)Iiicfen. 
 
 IBeg-radatiOIIf deggradi'shun, «. 
 
 1. Pie ^ilbjcijimg, G-ntfe^ung (u. 3linte ic); 
 DegraPiruiig. 2. Pie 25erminPerniig (Pe» 
 <a5ettf)e6 jc.), SBcrtingctung. 3. Pie ipernb* 
 feeling, ©riiiePrigiiiig. 4. Pie lUbiuilrPiguiig, 
 iperobroi'irPigiiiig. 5. [-OTal.] Pie *llb|lu|'iinjj 
 (Pet ($arbeu). 6. Pie !5etPctbtf)eit, Slii^ 
 nrtung, Pa6 SJerPerbnig. 
 
 Ueifrade, degrade', (ft. de'grader) 
 p. a. 1. flbfe^en (won eincir. *]lmte lOi 
 (from) entfc^en (eined iWnnged), Pegtnbiteiu 
 
 2. (jernbfe^en , fjetunterfeljen. 3. eriiiebri* 
 gen, uerflciiiern, uerminPern (einen :pu» 
 gel K.). 4. ± einiebrigen, f)eta6»>utbigen, 
 enteljren. 
 
 To degrade into, oeriliinbetn JU... 
 
 neg:radeinent, degrade' meat, «. 
 Pie "Jlbfe^ung, ©tit|c()Uiig. 
 
 Ueg:radiUg', degrA'ding, adj. tnU 
 tf)reiiP, IjcrabiuiirPigeiiP. — ado, Oegra'> 
 d i n g I y , t^ernbiuiirPigenP. 
 
 liegraTatiou, degravi'shun, ((.) 
 *. t Pie »efd)n»eruiig, (hri't^merung , baS 
 33ei'(f)>uereii. 
 
 ncgrcCy digree', (fif. degrrf) «. 
 ( ' Pie ©tufe, Xreppe, ©raffel, jeljt nut l> 
 1. Pet ejrab. Pie ©tufe, Pet ©d)titt. 2. Pe» 
 'Jfaiifl, ©taub (u. Weiifcfjen). 3. Pie JDrP« 
 nuiig, Slaffe. 3. [(Sjenealog.) bet Oitab (Pet 
 iBctiuaiiP|"d)aft, ©rfjiwagetfcfjaft). 4. [Oeoiii.] 
 Pit®taP (,l(>0|lell)ci( Pe6 3irfel«). 5. [®eogr.} 
 pet (SroP (bt$ G-tPmiifaiigd). 6. ['$i)r)f.] itt 
 ®taP ( Pet SHJcirme k. ii. «n pf)i)rifal. 3ii» 
 llrumenten, SJaromctetn !c.). 7. ['IKuf.] Pet 
 lonabilauP, Pie Stiife. 8. [^TOatljem.] Pet 
 Oitab. 9. [Uniucrr.l Pet ®rnp, @tabu«, bit 
 (Sljtcnflu'e (eiiied Bi^ftcri tc). 
 
 By degrees, uact) II. na(f) , nf(mal)lig, 
 (lufeniueife. To take one's —s, [tlniberi'.! 
 I'eiiie &tabt etlangeii. Tlie light 1$ Intense 
 te a — that i« intolerable, baA 2\d)t i\1 
 unertraglic^ Hart. The highest - of inso- 
 lence. Per ()&rf)|te fflraP i>oii Uiibcr)"(t)anttl)eit. 
 
 IBegriistatiun, dlggusta'shun, <. 
 bai iloilcii (eiiicr tSpeife;. 
 
 IfellitiCeuce, delus'sense, (l0t.) 
 
 [ajot.j a) bai 'iliiMpriugen. b) bie 3eil 
 Pes 9lii|Tpriiigeii« (Pet ©iiiiieiifapfelin. 
 
 JUelllMCent, delils'sent, adj. [99rt.] 
 autTpniigeiiP, flajfenP (v. ©ameiifapi'eln tc). 
 
 Mekurt, dehort', (ItU.) V. a. AbtO* 
 tfjeii , iuiPctratl)en. 
 
 lieliurtatiun, delidni'shun, «. 
 Pa6 ^iPerrarl)cn, *Wbrat^en, Slbmnljiieii. 
 
 Ifeliwrtatury, dihSr'iaturi, <u^. 
 abratl)rnp. 
 
Q.*^! Fa»p, f'lr, fAlI. fiit Me. me». Fine. fin. iN'A, move, n^r, ^ut. oil. rioild. Tnhf . Jul), fnll. (/(in, THIs, 
 
 DEH 
 
 Ilcliorter, dclior'tur, *. bet SBiber^ 
 jntber, 51brntheii6e. 
 
 lieicide, de'eside, ((rtt.) *. 1. bet 
 ®Dtrc£>morb (in ^IiiKhung 6f)ri|li). 2. Ocr 
 ©otteinilSrfer. 
 
 lieifiC, dcif'ik. (Deif'ical) (Int.) 
 adj. I. (i&ttiicf). 1. i'frn&rrern6. 
 
 Deification ) deelcka'shun, s. tie 
 8}erflbrrfriin<i. [(i)Di)enBieiier 
 
 Iteificr, dc'eflur, s. ber SBergottcret ; 
 
 Ueiforitl, deefdnn, (Int.) adj. &un 
 ilfjnfut, <\ittud):, QMt g(eid). 
 
 Veify, deeri, (lat.) u. a. 1. t)?r<i&t; 
 tern. 2. l a> uerniirtcrii, ubermngig lifbeii 
 ((£d>ntie ic). b) yeniutterii , uberniiipiij lo 
 ben ((\n^^e 'TOiinner 20. 
 
 Ueigrn, dane, (fr. daigner) 0. n 
 (jern()cn, beiieben, iiioflen. 
 
 ]>eis'n, V. a. l.v(t\1atttn, btmifliQen 
 
 cer<ionnen. 2. f benc^ten, bcr 3liifmerfriini= 
 
 feif ii>i'icbi<ien. 
 
 i. Nor would we deign liini burial of 
 
 liis men. Shak. 
 
 I>eil, (|"d)Ott.) devil. Deil, gaed 
 o'er Jack wabster, every tiling went 
 topsy-turvy; there was tlie devil to pav 
 Deil's dozen, thirteen. Deil's snuff 
 box, the common putF- ball. Dei I- ma- 
 care! no matter for all that! Deil may 
 care, the devii may care; I don't care. 
 
 l>cillteg-rate, dein'lcgraie, v. a. 
 t Ufrntinbern, |rt)mnlern, uerringcrn. 
 
 lieiparOlISf deip'parus, (inf.) adj 
 (jottflebi'irrnb (i>. ber 5ungfrnii Wnrin). 
 
 IVeisin, de'iziu, (fr.) «. [^POilof. 
 fcer BeiSniniJ, SeiSm. [Dcijl, ®pttG'(>i'''iOf- 
 
 Ifeist, de'ist, (ft.)*. ($l;ilor.] bcr 
 
 l^eistiC, deis'iik, ^ adj. fi))!^! 
 
 Ueistical, deU'tekal,^ luf.] beiilifdl) 
 
 IVeity, de'ete, (fr. de'iie) «. 1. bie 
 ©otf^eit , tai gof rlid)e SBeiVn. 2. bie ®ott 
 t)eit, @ott. 3. bie CdoUt)tit, ba& go«li(f)c 
 CCefen (ber (;cibnif(f)cn SSoIfer). 4. bie 
 &ottt)iit, ber &citt (let ipeiben). 
 
 UejeCt, dejekt', (lat. dejicio) t>. a. 
 
 1. n«C«rd)(iigen, bctriibcn, trnurig nind)cn. 
 
 2. entmiitfjigen , »miH;(o6 mad)tn. 3. t er; 
 ttiebrigeii, I)ern6fe^eii. 
 
 2. Nor think fo die dejects my lofty 
 mind. Pope. 
 
 To deject one's self, trniirig fein. 
 
 I9eJ«Ct, adj. iuebergeril)Iiigeii , be-. 
 friibt, fraurig. — adv. Deject' ly, nie.- 
 bergeiV^lagen. 
 
 If ejuctcdiy , dejck'tldli , aditi. 
 nifbfrgi'i(!)Mgcn , ttiiurig, I'ornllu. 
 
 Ifcjectedliess, dejcktldnes. 4. 
 bie OJifbergi'i'iidiigi'iificir, irnnrigftit. 
 
 IteJfiCtiOU, dejek'shun, *. I. bii- 
 Wiebfrgct'djlngonljeit, 2)i'trii()nig, 'Jrinirig: 
 ffit. 2. brt^ 9iiebcnui'rfrn (nn^G-ljrerlMctiing). 
 $. t fcie ®d)ii'n<f)e (j. S. bei -Jlppctirt). 4. 
 {0)?fb.] bic aiiuMccriing ; brr (Sniljignng, bir 
 C'jfremriite. 
 
 MejeCtOry,dejekf'ture.nrf; C^Jfeb J 
 flt>fii()ri-nb, bfii Sriil)lgiing briorbernb. 
 
 I*ej€?c4ure, dejck'lsliilre, i.l^Jfeb.) 
 bie ts-rfreinriite, bcr ©riihlgnng. 
 
 Uejerate, dcdjeiaic, (lot.) v. u. 
 ^o(t) II. tljriiir ri1)U'orrn. 
 
 Ifejeratiuii, dedjerA).! uii, t. ber 
 feifrlidjc Sdjiuur, bie (Sibeclri|liiiig. 
 
 DEL 
 
 Delaceration , delasslri'shun. 
 *. bai Serri'ifien, bie 3errcigung. 
 
 Ilelacryination, delakkrema'- 
 shun, (Int.) «. b(\$ iriefiuigc, Iljranoiige, 
 3{al)iiu-mge. 
 
 Iftelactation, dliakta'shun, (lai.) 
 ». t bie G'nriuijl;nung (u. ber mutrerl. 53rutl). 
 
 lielapsation, delapsA'sImn, s. 
 i(i6 i^eriU'frtdcn. [ v. n. Ijerabfnilen. 
 
 JWelapse, delaps', (I<lt. delabor) 
 
 Uelapsed, dclapst', adj. i^ysieb.] 
 (jenibnefrtden, gc)"eiift(i>. ber@ebariuutteru'.). 
 
 JUelapsion, deiap'shun, s. [^^}?eb. I 
 bni ipcrabfiillen, bet gad, 23orfaU (ber 
 (ijebavniutter k.). 
 
 Ifelate, delate', ((at.) v. a. I. t 
 traneii, fiil;ren, t;in6riiigen, bringen. 2. an; 
 flagen. aiigeben. 
 
 If elation, dela'shun, «. 1. f &>c 
 jDrtpflanjung (be6 ^d)(\Uei, i}id)te6 zc). 2. 
 19eerf)teiVr.J bic >UnfIage, aiugebung, aiib 
 I'rinniing. [Slnbringer. 
 
 Ifelator, delii'tur, a. ber iUngcber, 
 
 If elay , dela', ( fr.) v. a. I. aufrd)ie: 
 ben , i>erfd)ieben , ueriijgcrn , an|lel;en lafftn. 
 
 2. nufl;altcii, Ijinljnlten; Ijcmmeu, l)inbern. 
 
 3. t |'d)ii)ad)en. 4. (fiir to let slip) ent^ 
 |\1)liipfen laffeii. Shak. 5. (ft. delayer) uer: 
 eiinnon. 
 
 1 will not delay myself, id) wiU ni(i)r 
 r«umfclig fein. To - the payment, (Jiiieii 
 nut bcr SSejaf^luug f)inl)alren. To - the 
 sale, [jpanbeij tnit bem SScrfaufc anfjalten. 
 
 Ifelay, v. n. jogern, jaiibern. 
 
 Ifelay, *. l. ber >iiufrci)u6, SJcrjiig, 
 bie ajeriijgerung ; [.^anbelj ber 3af)lung6; 
 aiiffd)ub, bie %nft, grilluftlmigerung. 2. bie 
 23ebcnfjeit, SBebentftijl. 3. bet aiiifljalt (fiir 
 cine 3tit). [fudjen 
 
 To use delays, (JtiwaS nufjiifdjieben 
 
 Ifelayejr, dela'ur, *. ber 3i)gerer, 
 Sniibercr. I2liifrd)ub. 
 
 Ifelayment, dela'ment, «. ber 
 
 Ifelcredere, (it 215.; *. [ipanbeij 
 bai- Dclfrebere, bie SSiirgrdjafr. 
 
 To sinnd delcredere, ^uraf(j()Af( |le|: 
 ten ; Dclfreberc flcf)en. 
 
 Ifele, dele, (lat. deleo) v. a. au&: 
 llrcid)fn, nu?liM'4cn. [liifdjlid). 
 
 Ifeleble, del'ebl. (Int.) adj. am-: 
 
 If electable, delek'tabi, (lat.) adj 
 rrfniilid), ergo^lict), tvfll'i<t), angcnel^m, Iieb= 
 lid). Mii.ToN. — adv. Delec'tably, cr^ 
 freiilid) K. 
 
 IfeleCtableness, delek'tahlnes. 
 * bif e-rgbijlid)feir, 9liind;iniid)feit. 
 
 IfeieCtatiOIl, dcllckta'shun. (t.) 
 s. bio (S-rfloi;iiiin, SiijT, b(\6 S3ergiiiigen. 
 
 Ifeicerit, (lUn'tr.) delirious. 
 
 ■feU':$;'acy, dci'egase, (Int.) «. bic 
 I^eviitorioii, ^JU'gcin'biirrrn, ('.Delegation. 
 
 Ifeief^ate, del'lcgate, (Int.) v. a. 
 
 1. uerunben, i'rrrd)irfen, nbfdjirffn; nbi^rbj 
 nen, bcjledcn; inir S5rflinad)t nbfi'iiben, ab; 
 orbnen do, nn; ; bei>r(linnd)tigcn (einen (J5e; 
 rnnbtrn, DffDriiiVnrnnren 20. 2. liberrrngen, 
 aiu'errrniien ( (Mnunlt 20 ; belegircii, I'iber- 
 lueiiVn (ciiic ®d)nlb). 3. [9{ed)r£.|Vr.] bfjlel: 
 Ifii (I'inrn 9iid)ri'r). 
 
 lfele$;'ate, dlllegaie. «. l. bcr 
 'JlbgiiTMu'te , 45eaii(rrnfltc , '^i-iH'flniadjrigte. j 
 
 2. [Oiorbani.] bcr Suprafenraiu (im 3i.oiu\ 
 
 DEL 
 
 grcfTe). 3. [©ngl.] ber belegirfe 9?iditer. 4. 
 bcr (luelflic^e; aibgeorbnete (ju einem geifM 
 ivLnviiliuin). 
 
 Court of delegates, [G-ngl.] bie X)tt 
 puratu''n/ ba6 P;eiid)f ber 3lbgeorbneren. 
 
 If elevate, adj. abgcorbuet bennf. 
 trnnt, beifcdr, bclcgirt. 
 
 Ifeleg'ation, dlllegashun, «. I. 
 bn^ »2ibi)rDucn, "Jlbfenbcn (beniifrrngrer , l>e« 
 ufdmndjrigter ^perfoncn 20; bie 'ilborbnunjj, 
 '}lbrfnbiing, 23eDcllniiid)rigiinn. 2. bie X)et 
 piiintion (bie2Injai)I nbgeorbiictcr "iJJerronen), 
 3. [ilfcittsfpr ] bie Belcgation, ainiueifung, 
 llcbcrmeirung (einer ©d)iilb !C.). 
 
 Ifelenifical, dcienirekal, (lat.) 
 adj. fd}inerj|fiflcnb, fdjtiicricniinbcrnb. 
 
 Ifelete, delete', clnr. deleo) v. a. f 
 auelt>rd)cn. Fum.er. 
 
 If eleterious , Jeietc'rcru. adj. 
 1. ti:)btiid), gifrlg. 2. f(t)Ablu-t) , i>erfcrbii(^. 
 
 Ifeletery, deieieie, adj. tbbtiid), 
 fd)nMid), yerbcrblid). 
 
 Ifeletion, dclc'shun, (int.) *. l. 
 b(ii 5lu6ii)rd)en, 2in5ilrcid)en. 2. -|- bie 5Sfr» 
 tilgiiiig. Hale. [lofd)cnbe, bn5, mai tilgt. 
 
 Ifeletory, deieiuie, «. bai 3iu6< 
 
 If elf, delf, f (niigclf. delfan) t. I. 
 
 Ifelf'e, 5 t COKin.] bie &tubt, 
 ber 55rnd). 2. ( u. Delft in ipo(lanb) - cB- 
 Delft- ware, bai Ddfrcr (Steiiigiit. 
 
 Ifelibate, delebaie, (liU. delibo) 
 I), a. t fiM^en . nippen. 
 
 If elibatioil, deleba'shun, s. -f bai 
 SiMlcii ; bcr SBorfdjiiincf. 
 
 Ifeliberate, dciib'erate, (lat.) 
 v. n. (on) rati)fd)lagcn (ilber), G-ti»a5 fiber* 
 legen, bcbenfcn. [ivngcn, bcbeiifeii. 
 
 Ifeliberate, v. a. I'iberlegen, ett 
 
 Ifeliberate, aUj. i. uurilc^tig, be. 
 bad)tfnin , bebnd)fig (i'. ^^etfonen). 2. wtt 
 lld)tig, n)ol;lcriuogen (u. ipanbliingen 20. 3. 
 langfam dob 2C.). 
 
 If eliberately, deliblratel*, adv. 
 I. iimfi(i)rig, bebad)tig, mit ^ebn(f)t. 2. an< 
 inaMig. 
 
 IfeliberateneSS, deiib'eratenis, 
 s. bie a3Drnd)rigfcit, llinfid)iii)feit, ©ebnc<>« 
 tigfeit. [bie lleberlegiing, i^eratl)fd)Iagung. 
 
 Ifeiiberation, delibera'shiin , t. 
 
 To collie under deliberation, nufS 
 Inpet gebrad)t luerben, jiir 'S,\>ta(t)t, nnf 
 bie 23nl)n fDinnien. To take into -, fiber* 
 (egen, bebenfcn, ratljfc^lngcn. - of the 
 master and crew, [?)iAr.] bie <Bttt&tt 
 l}altiing. 
 
 Ifeliberativc, dil'u'eiativ , «<(/. 
 I. bcratl;fd)lngenb a\ einer S5crfaminliing2c.), 
 ilbcrlegcnb. 2. bernti;enb (iTii einer (Srim> 
 nie); to have a — voice, eiiie bcrntljenbe 
 ©tiinnif, ©i$ n. ©finiinc l)aben. 3. bebai1>3 
 rig, bebnd)rfam. — adv. D e I i b'e ra t i v e I y, 
 bcbiid)rig. 
 
 Ifeiiberative, a. bie mnnblic^ 
 !8crati)fd)lagiiiig ; [OUyt.] bniJ 9ln. ob. >2lb» 
 rarljen , bie nn = ob. abratljenbe »!irt . 9{ebf. 
 
 Ifeiicacy, del ekasi. (fr. de'lica> 
 tesse) 4. 1. bie 3artl)cir, gciiil;eit (bcr 5pnnr, 
 be? (5)efd)niarf^ , bcr Spcifcn jo. 2. bie 
 v£d)ninrfl)afrigfeir, bcr ajrljlgcfdiniacf , bie 
 .«oiliid)fcit, eerfcrl)cit (i>. Spcifen); bet 
 Cecfcrt'iiTcn; f bie Scrfrrljafrigfcir. 3. bie 
 'Jiciri^f c(( , @eiiaiiii|feir (eiiie» (^enialbc^ to. 
 
Thte. far, fall. fat. ^U, met Fine, fin. N6. movp. nf)r. s{ot. oil, cl^rtfl. Tuhi-. inl). fnll. l//iii. I lli^. 2.*55 
 
 DEL 
 
 ♦. ^if ©auberfcit, 9?etti()feit , WieMitfthit, 
 3ierli(<)fctt (6er ftleifcuiuj jc). 5. bie ©rtiifrs 
 Ijeit ?lrfiiifcir, SpiiMiteit (t)i& ©etrngen^ !c.). 
 6. ^te ■>)iiid)fii^t, ^)';nd)fiil)ti(ifeit. 7. Die Di'li> 
 fiUrfTe, Mi S'lrrgtfnt)! ; tie (?iiipftiiPlirf)feit. 
 8. tie S(l)iuiirf)lic^feit , 3'irtl)eit, SaBeidjlid); 
 fcit (tcr £fi&e6l'erd)niTenl)eit). 
 
 IBelicate, delegate, aif. 1. fein, 
 jrtri, iiuift (i>. ter i5)iuit ic.j ; biiuii. 2. iiiets 
 lirt). 3. lerfcr, tbUM), lieblid) (u. 9?al)run!id! 
 inirreiiu; oprrrcfflirf), l)cnU(t). 4. lecfer (u. 
 ^erruneii). 5. |artful)Ietit ; fiQefit), riiipniit: 
 lilt) , fel)r eigeii ; efel. 6. fein , jart , Ijcfiid), 
 nrtig (u. ajcrmflen). 7. miplicft, fiijlul) ( u. 
 einer gi^rtgf lo. 8. jiirtlidj, meid^lid), fdjiuiid)! 
 lilt). 9. finr, tjeiter (yon ter Suft). — ado. 
 Uel'icately. 1. fij|liid). 2. inrt, fein. 3. 
 iviirt)lict), jnrilid). 
 
 JDelicnte, *■ '' I. (geivof^nf. pi.) tie 
 Scrferei (ter i'ecferbtffcio. 2. ber Setter, ia6 
 i:r(feriiiaul. 
 
 Ifulicaienesit, dll^kAtenls , «. 
 bie 3artlt4)fcit, Siwtljeit, -Ii3fii1)li(t)feit; 3iie6; 
 lid)feit. lIuAtgeii, firt) evgijr)'"- 
 
 l>elicinte, dei;sii'at«. o. n. fid) bt: 
 
 Ueliciuus, deliMh'ui, adj. fo|^; 
 lid), liei'lid), rtnijrueljm, trcffli(J), Ijcrrlid) (fur 
 ^iiiiie u. @ei|1i. — adv. Uel i' c io usiy . 
 fi>illid) , niifli'iiel)m. 
 
 UeliciOUSneSfl, d^Jishusnes. t. 
 1. tie JtoillK^Peit, l:ietltd)feit (fur 6iune u. 
 ©iiil). l. tiitf 2Sfr»juugeu, tie £uil, 'il3onue. 
 
 M^digHtion^ deliegAMiun, (Int.; 
 
 • . Idhir.l tiis 3"l'inten, SBrrtiuten. 
 
 JUelig'lit, delite'. «. 1. Dai Sergnu: 
 jjeu, tie i.'»|l, ivrfute, SJonne. 2. (ta^ienige, 
 ivai 2Col)i<)efn(leu qt\Mt)rt) ta* SBerguii-- 
 fleii, tie gnute, Qii\1. 
 
 To take delight in..., fein ^!Ci)()fge! 
 fallen, feme Jreute ijubcn, SBrrguugen fin. 
 ben nn . ■ . 
 
 MttsUght, V. a. 1. crfreuen, t^ergnu: 
 den , i'rgi>t>cn. 2. Sufl (an iitwai) Ijoben ; 
 fid) eriii)i>en (an). 
 2. t del i gill to do thy will. Bible. 
 
 nalifsUt, V. n. (init iii> fi(() erfreiieti, 
 fid) ergoiji'u, ^trgiiugen ^wttn uinj; (^tivae 
 liibin. 
 
 Delighted, dill'ied, ad). 1. a- 
 (ioi)t i 25crgiiiiiien nntent, fid) in rid)ergi'>tjeut. 
 Sii«K. 2. erg&i^ent. Shak. 3. genoifi'n. Shak. 
 
 U f I r ^ li t e d with , ergo0t (OPIU. 
 
 I>t^li|;^liter, deiite'ur, *. Q:\x\n, ter 
 fid) .111 (S-rii>.iP ergix^t. 
 
 Ueligflltrul, dellte'ful, adj. n. 
 joylid), lUigeiichtn. 
 
 llf'li^lltrillly, delite't&lle, adv. 
 ergin^iid), iiiiiKii'Oni, inir i.'uil. 
 
 lieli slltflllaeMN , deliie'fulneK. 
 «. I. tie 6"nu'ijlid)fi'it , 'Jlniiehiiilid)fcir. 2. 
 bii.* 25iTg;iiigin, tSTii&tjen , tie ^2l3i>nne. 
 
 lieliglitlettM, dclite'les, udj. frcu 
 trnli'#. TiioMiiosi. 
 
 lieliglltsuniev deliie'su.-n, udj. 
 erflvi>l!(t. i)nsifnil)iu. — ado. Uelight'- 
 
 • o III f I y . angriirl}ni !c. 
 
 I9eli^li<s<>iiieiieiiN, dciiie'siim- 
 De>. t. til' (STgiH,Iirt)fen , -Jliiiii-i)iiilid)fcit. 
 
 Meliiieaiiient, deiln eaiueiu, t. 
 bie 3i"id)iiiiiifl. 
 
 Iiulilie»tV!f deliii cilte. (Int.) r. a. 
 I. niUr^en, i-ndvinni, abtcigeu, ieic^iieu. 
 
 DEL 
 
 2. mafen, «,WMtn. 3. i f<<>i(tnn, barflellen, 
 gennn bei'tJjreiben. 
 
 Ueliueation , dellniii'shun, t. 1. 
 tie eriTe 'ilalngc, 3eid|)nung, ter 3{i(j, (Srunt: 
 rip, Uiiirip, (Jiuiuurf, 'Jlbrip. 2. tie i3d)il> 
 berung, 2)e|\^rei&ung , ©nrileliung (mil 
 2borren). [ befdjreibciit ; entiuerfent. 
 
 lAelineatory , dellneature, adj. 
 
 Ifeliaeaturej deiin'eatshure, «. 
 ■^ \. D e I i II e a t i o 11. 
 
 Ueliniineut, deltn'eaient, (Int.) 
 «. t Sie iiintening. 
 
 ]>elill<|uency, dellug'kwensi, «. 
 tn6 2J«bred)en, tie 0)(inetlnit, llebeltljnt. 
 
 lielin<|Ueut) deliug'kweut, adj. 
 uerbredjcriid). 
 
 JUeliiiquent, «. ter SJerbrec^er, 
 Uet>eitl)atcr, ■!)Jii|Teti)nter, Delinquent. 
 
 l>eli«iitate, dliiekwaie, (Int.) 
 t>. n. fd)mciien, jergei^en, fliiffig lucrten, 
 fid) nufiiJien. Ifcn (Siilje lo. 
 
 Meli«iuatef v. a. \A)v.u\^m, nufii)> 
 
 l>eli«lUMtion, dellekwaKhdn, «. 
 tn6 vid)meljcn, Sergeljon, tie »Jlui"i5|"ung. 
 
 Ifeliquesce, deliikMes', (int.) 
 V. n. jerHiepen , jergcljen. 
 
 If eli«iue8ceuce j deiiek'-.es- 
 sense, f. l6l)em.] tne 3ergc|jeii , tie 3er! 
 Hieptorfeit, ter 3ii|1'Ti6 t"'' ScrjliepciU. 
 
 If eliffUeJBCeut , dellekwesseut, 
 udj. jerjiiepeiit, jirgcljent. 
 
 lfeli<|uiate) delltk'kwiate, v. n. 
 jerfliffjin , jergeljen. 
 
 Oeliquiation, dellekwei'shun. 
 
 1. tne 3erflifMen, 3ergct)en. 
 Ifeliquiuiil) deilkkweum, t. 1. 
 
 [Cljem.] a; ta6 Serflif^fii, Sergeljcn (nu ter 
 Suft JC). b) ber piirfige Si'i^ant. 3. [-Jifet J 
 Die Dl)nmnd)t (nud) Syncope) 
 
 To fall into a d e I i q u i u Oi , burc^ QlU; 
 jiet)en ter 5eud)tigfeii jerfJifpen. 
 
 Ifeliruilieut, delirament, «. t 
 ter •ii5nl)iuvit) , tn6 jyuicln. 
 
 Ifelirate, delirate, (Int.) v. n. 
 iunl)iimii>ig fein , fnfelu , irre reteii. 
 
 Ifcliration, deilii «hiin, t. ter 
 ':UJiU)ufinii, iltenvii), tie (i)ei|le^Deriuirrung, 
 t(|£ i)>l)niuafircn. 
 
 ffelirious, delir'eus, adj. ivnl)nfin> 
 iiig, iiberiviQig, fniVliit. 
 
 IfeliriouNiiesSy dellr'eusnes, ». 
 ter ii3iil)iii'iiin , ■ilbenuii^. 
 
 Ifeliriuiiif deiir'eum, (Int.) t. ter 
 •Ii3nl)iifinn , tie (ijeijlcerenwirruiig , tn« gn; 
 fciii i gnntnfiren , Orrereten (im giebcr ic), 
 t)eliriuni. 
 
 IfeliteKCence, dlletls'sense, (I.) 
 t. I. tie 3iirurfgeiogenl)eit, aSerborgenljeit. 
 
 2. [-)Jii't.l trtS 3iinirfiri'rfn, 3"riicfrd)liigeii. 
 If eliti{;:ate, deiitegaie, (int.; v. a. 
 
 jnnfiMi, i"d)eiren. Iter ipntiT, erreit, 3n"(. 
 
 Mttilitiffniiuti, dcliicga'.siiuii, s. 
 
 Ifeliverj deliv'ur, (fr. de'livrer) 
 -. II. 1. brfreicn. 2. crliMtn, errertvMi. 3. lie.- 
 jern, eiiil)aiiDigcn, jujlrdi-n, nbgcben, ilbcr-. 
 rfid)i-n, nbiicfern, ilbirlicfmi, libergibtn itii 
 tunc 'JliiDern Sbcfil^). 4. eingebcn, eiiireid)i-n 
 ( 2.iittrd)riitcii IC). 5. nuC-vid)tcn, nuipen. 
 6. niiufrii, I'ortrngen, nbgebcn, fagfii, nii: 
 giben, Ijeringen; Ijnlrfii (cine 9{fDe :c.i. 7. 
 u'egivcrien, I'on fid) luiTieii itiiS (i)ciui'l;r ;c.). 
 8. riubinteii (rine grnu). 
 
 DEL 
 
 To deliver in payment, in 3ilf)fun() 
 g^ben. To — into one's hands. (S'inetii ein» 
 l)miDigen. To be -ed at Stnitgan, [>>anDel] 
 (\b "Stnttgnrt, frnnfo nb iSnirrgnrt. When 
 -ed, nad) crfolgrer^lblicfcrnng. To be — cd 
 in 10 days, in 10 Jngeu Siefirjeit. To — in 
 trust, in 2Jerivnl)rung gebcn, nnuertrnnen 
 To - one's self well, fid) gut nii5Driirten. 
 Deliver! [Biebdfpr.] ia& (i)elt Ijer! To 
 be — ed (of a cl>ild), enrbiuitcn luertcn 
 (won). To - to the wind, luegiurrfen. 
 
 To deliver over, I. ubcriicfern, nb» 
 liefern, ubergebcn (®uter zc). 2. nnfgebrn, 
 I'ibergeben, liberltiffen. To be -ed over 
 to posterity, nuf bie 9?nd)ii)oir ubergeljen. 
 
 To deliver to..., iiernbrcid)cii , nblie« 
 fern, uberliefern, nu^Iicfcrn. 
 
 To deliver up, nufgeben , tlbiTliefern, 
 nn^Iiefern, nbliefern, iibergoben, tal)iiigeben, 
 iibi-rlnffen. 
 
 lfeliver,nrf;.«'l)nrtig, flinf. Chadcer. 
 
 Ifeliverable ) (ieiiv'uiabl. adj. 
 (to, nn) jii liefern ot. libcrliefern; liberliei 
 fert, nbgi'gcbcn iverten fotlent oD. fCiniieiit. 
 
 Ifeliverance) deiiv I'naiise, «. i. 
 tie !8efreiung. 2. tie GTli:>riiiig, G-rretiung. 
 3. tie ©ntbintung , ^fiu'tertiiiift. 4. tie 
 Ueberlieferung, ficferung, Ilrbcrgnbe. ."i. tie 
 OleuOerung; ter 25ortrng. Shak. 6. li){ed)t*» 
 iVr-l tie 5rciiVred)niig. 
 
 To wage deliverance, [5{ed)t^r|>r.) 
 ivegni puiiftfic^er Ueberlieferung eiiier ®nd)e 
 ■i5iirnrd)nft lei|len. 
 
 lfeliv<;r($r) deliv'umr, a. I. ter 
 5>efrrier. 2. ter (Prlofer, JCctter, G-rretter. 
 3. ter G-rjnljIer. 
 
 A deliverer of idle stories, ein SECint* 
 beutel, giaufennin(f)er. 
 
 Ifelivery, deiiv'ure, $. l. bie $r< 
 freiung. 2. tic (S-rliJrung, ^rrcttiing lauS 
 ter ©flnuerei to. 3. tie llcbergnbe. 4. bie 
 I'iefernng, 'Jlbliifcriing, lleber.iat'c , lleberlie* 
 ferung (u. Wiltern !c ). 5. Die •Jleupcrumj; 
 Der SBortmg. 6. Die (J-nrbintiing, i>iieDer» 
 funft. 7. " tie frcie SSeiucgiing, i^nltuug, 
 Der freie (J)cbrniic^ ber (i)licter. Sidneit. 
 
 liill of delivery, ter Sieferung^:, ^\\i* 
 fiMgcfdjein. Contract for - , ter Sieferitng«« 
 I'crrriig. Term of -, tie Slbliefiriingsjeit. 
 For i)b. on — . ni:f Sieferiing. --weight, 
 [ipnntel] nn^grljenDefi Ci)ei«i(f)t. 
 
 If ell, del. t. 1. tie ^crtiefung, &tuf>t 
 2. tii4 cnge Hjal, If)ald)cn. 
 
 Ifelpll, delf, f. Ueir. 
 
 Ifelpiliau, delt-ean.^Off/. [(9r. W 
 
 Ifelpliic, del'iik, 5 tertt).] bet> 
 »>l;ii"rt). 
 
 Ifelplline, delfiu, adj. I. [^d^ 
 rl)i)i'I.J }uni Selpljin gel)i:>rig. 2. jnm XJnu 
 pljiti (el;enial. fironpriiiicn u. grnnfrcid)) ge- 
 t)i>rig. 
 
 The delphine edition of the classic*^ 
 Die 'Hu^gube Der iJInffifer in usum Delphinl^ 
 511111 («cbriiiid)e Di'5 Diiiipljin. 
 
 If elpilillite , dell'inhe, «. [CiecLl 
 Der r)k'lpi)iiiir nD. Ihiidir. 
 
 Ifeltuiil , deltoid, (gr. ) adj. I. 
 ['IliiiU.) - niii»cle. ter ti'irafi'niiige (S(t)Ul» 
 toriiiiu'ffl. 2. l^iH.) tiltaforuiig. 
 
 Ifeliiilable, deii'rdabi. udj. ltid)t 
 \\i tnurd'cn, ter iiiiiriliuiig inirenvorfen. 
 
 If elude, delude', mx. uuludo; V. «. 
 
236 ^htc. far. fAll. fat. m. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n^r. s;ot. 6il, cl^nd. Ti'ibt-. Uih. full. i/,in. THis. 
 
 DEL 
 
 1. t}inter(iff'ien , bctrugcn, nnfrif)rcn. 2. uer: 
 eitcin, tiuircf)cn (»rffii unveil ic). 
 
 Meludur, delu'dur, s. ber a3etru-- 
 flcr, £rf)inufm. 
 
 Itelitdiiig', flelu'd'ng, s. tiCii S3c-. 
 trfuifn- ffc S^etnig, tie (Ja(|"tf)l;eit. 
 
 lVcIli:;'e, del'luje, (fr. deflugO *. 1. 
 bie lU'berutiui'tmmiiig. 2. (&£fLin&cr6) ik 
 ©fiiififtiitf) , iOnlTLTflurt). 3. i a) in6 (ploij: 
 lid) eilUn•cd)rll^c, iitunvdiriijeiiDe) Irubfal, 
 (5'iciif. i>) Pic 3-lut:) oWeiige). 
 
 Veliisje, p."- 1 u. i iiberfctjirpfiimieti. 
 
 Deluged in tears, ill ll;rmieit fdjiuini: 
 
 mtnfi. 
 
 fBeIu<>ionf deluzliun, (iat.) «• I- 
 bne ipmtiTiiilicn, bie 'lilfiibiing, bcr SSetriiij ; 
 bie I.iuul)iin>j (Pa^ («ctiuird)rreiii). 2. a) bio 
 iiiurd)!!!).!, Ofliiiion, ber -IOiil)U. b) bat 
 asicufwcrf. 
 2. ai And fondly niourn'd the dear de- 
 lusion gone. Priok. 
 
 Delusive, dclu'siv, } adj. berriiij: 
 
 lleiuisory, dclusure.j lic^ ; berni= 
 flcriiMt; lUTiamilirf). 
 
 ltelit^>iveness f dciu'sivnls, «. 
 bit- -r-ctn'iiiiiitftit, f»T' 23etn'igenrd)e. 
 
 Oelve, delv. (niigell". deltaii) v. a. 1. 
 flrabtii, aiisl;i:'l;leii. 2. i -J- nuc-ljoleu , a»&- 
 forrd)i'ii. Shak. 
 
 l>elve, s. t bie ®rii6e, Spotjle. 
 
 A del ve of coals, IDertl.J eiiie aemtfie 
 Cunutit.'it (nu^gcflmbcncr) ©teiiifoljicii. 
 
 Melver, del'vur, s. bcr ©raber. 
 
 Ileiliag'Og'UCv deni'agog, (gr ) *. 
 1 bcr Dcningog, aSoIfC-rfbner, SBoifsSfrcuub. 
 
 2. ber Demagog, 23i'lf6ieitfr, atiifiiorer eiiier 
 SBoIfSprtrtfi. 
 
 Ileiiiain^ demene', OtPrill. deniai 
 ner) s. 1. bie Smmiiiie, biie freie (S-rbgiu, 
 ®riinbctgeiitl)Uin, bn^ cin Sorb jiiiiad)|l fcll>(l 
 iniic (;nt.BLACKSTONE. 2. bafi I'aiibgiit. Shak. 
 
 3. bcr £<nnbe^ertrng. 
 
 The king's deniain, tCli' ^roiigllt. 
 
 Ueinailflf demand', (fr. deniander) 
 V. a. 1. (of) forbcrit, I'crlniigrii (ooii), bc: 
 flc^ren (ocrinoge rcd)tlid)cii iJiirpriid)e«). 2. 
 frniicn (Oeiiinnb iini (S-tioaiS ob. loaruiu). 3. 
 erforberii, ocrliiiigcii (iil6 niil^iid) ob. lli;^tl;ig; 
 ton e(id)fm. 4. forbcrii, ocrlnngeii (o. >J3cr: 
 foiiiii, iiduiciul. SJcrfnufeni). 5. [•J{ed)r*rpr.l 
 a) oermngcii , in aJiirpnuf) nefjiueii, niif Qt: 
 Kn6 antmgen. h) bclaugen. 6. jiiriirffor> 
 beni (ed)ulbeii !c.). [OJclb nbforberii. 
 
 To demand one's money, (S'tlicill feill 
 
 I>eiiia.iid, «■ 1. boS (^orberii, bie 
 {sovbiTung, Da6 23egi'l)rcii ( ocrnu^ge rcrt)tl. 
 ?liiiVrud)f ). 2. bii6 g-orberii , SBcrlnugon 
 (ciiieg 'ipreifeiS jc). 3. a) bie SJorberiing h> 
 bie i2d)iilbforbcniiig. 4. bie 3-rage; 9liifriige; 
 (tor) ^Jiad)frugc (iiad)) ; [ipiiiibtl) ber itJAiV 
 reubebrtrf; SBanrcnT'egrljr. 5. l9\Vd)r^rpr.] 
 a)bfr'21iirpriid), 9{ed)rjJaiirpriid)- •<) bieivliigc. 
 
 Inininderate demand, b(\6 lU'bcrtOr: 
 beril. Demand of a debt, bie <Sd)lllb|or.- 
 benmg. In -, gcfiid)t (o. SBonrrii :(.). Ar- 
 ticles of -. [5panbel) gnngbnre ^Bnareiiiir: 
 tifel. Payable on -, iiiif SBirliiiigeii jiil)lbar. 
 To be nuicli In—, fel;r flefiid)! fciii (ooii 
 ffljiioren lo. 
 
 UeiliaildHble ) demSn'dabl, adj. 
 jjeforbcrt iiHTben foiiiieiib, rrrtjtuii'.pifl ; fiitlig 
 tv. ';ii\\)lm\Qea), eiiureiblK^. 
 
 DEM 
 
 Ucinandant, deman'dant, s. ber 
 
 'JorPcver; ber .fthigcr. 
 
 Ifeitiauder, deman'dur, s. I. ber 
 5orberer. 2. bcr GJMubigcr. 3. ber Smgcr. 
 4. ber ^)iad)fra(icr. 
 
 Ueiliaitderess, denian'dre!i, 3. 
 bie iMrrileiletinii, Avlmjerimi. [(i)nitg. 
 
 Ueinarcli, demartsh', (fr.) *. <= bcr 
 
 lteiliarliH.tiOIt ^ demarka'siiun 
 (ipail. deniartacion) i. 1. bie (?)rcnjbcjeid) 
 iiiiiig, 'ilbgccajimg. 2. bie SiljcibmigSliiiic, 
 ti)rcniltiiie. 
 
 Weilicau, demene', (fr. deniener; 
 i>. a. 1. to - one'.s self, fid) bctrngcii, fid) 
 benel)nicn, fid) ocrl)iilrcii. 2. bcl;anbelii. 
 
 Ifeilieail, (de U. mean) t;. a. f tt 
 iiicbrigcii, l;crnbiuiirbigcii. ' Shak. 
 
 Ueiiieau, s. l. ^' t>a6 93encl)meii, 
 25ctragcn. 2. * bie -JJiieiie. Si'ensek. 
 
 neilieuiior, demcnur, t. tuvi ^e- 
 trogcii, 35eiicl;uicii, iJJtrljiiUeii. Milton. 
 
 lfeiiieMil»i) deuienz',> t.pl bie X)0; 
 
 If eiiiesueS) ) nuiiie , bai? 
 
 (i5riuiDcigciut)iiiii. [ 33etrngcii. 
 
 If eiiieaiiure, deme'niir, s. t baa 
 
 If eiiieucy, de uiense, (lilt.) s. f bcr 
 -H3al)iifiiiii. Skelton. [ loiiljufiiiiug. 
 
 JfeillCUtate, demen'tate. adj. toll, 
 
 Ifeiiieutate) v. a. toll ob. lunijii- 
 
 filling iiind)eii. Burton. 
 
 flfeillUIltatiOIl, dementasliun, s. 
 
 iai lolliiiiid)cii J loUiucrbeii, bie aScrriirfiiiig, 
 loIUjeit. 
 
 Ifeniented, f f. insane. 
 
 IfeitiepltitizattOU) demetite^a - 
 silun , s. bie ^{einigiiiig ooii uiigefiiiibcii 
 X)iiii|lcii. 
 
 If eKiepllitize^ demefltize, t;. a. 
 uon iiiigifiiiibcr I'lift rc.iiigen. 
 
 Ifeiiierit) demerit, t. 1. bie iivaf: 
 biire ipaiibiuiig, bie iyerfc^jiilbuiig. 2. f b<i& 
 25crbiciltl. Shak. 
 
 If eiiierit, v. a. f oerfd)uIben. 
 
 Ifeikiersed, demerged, adj. iintcr: 
 gctaiid)t, criiiiift; iiiitet bem affiajTer iuad)= 
 fciiD ob. bcftiiblid). 
 
 If eiliersioil) demer'shun. t. 1. bie 
 
 lliitcrtniid)uiig, (irfdiifuiig. 2. ia6 aSerfciift> 
 fciii (ill 2iJiiffer ob. dtbe). 3. iSljcm.J bii^ 
 iScrfcOcii Ciller lUricuei in eitie flujJiJfeiibe 
 (JliijTigfcit. 
 
 Jfeiliesue^ demene', f. Demain. 
 
 Ifeilli) deui e, (fr. demi) (^prof. ill 
 folgeiibcii u. nl)iilid)cii 3'>l'>^»)<i>cii|c^uiigeii 
 9cbr(iiid)lid)) (jnlb. 
 
 Demi-brigade, bie ^nlbbrignbe. -- 
 cadence, L'^^^t>f-1 fic lllioollfotlimciie &<[■■ 
 bciij. --cannon, [-iJrrill.J bicipiiibfartljaiM 
 lie, grope ilaiione; - lowest, bcr 30 ^15fuii; 
 ber; - ordinary, bcr 32 ^fiiiibcr; - of the 
 greatest size, bcr 3() >})|lillber. —-castor, 
 ber Ijalbe jtiiftorljiit. — cross, [9t|lroii.] 
 ber >pol)ciimcf|cr. --culverin, [>Urria.] 
 bie Ijaibe JJcIbfdjtniige; - ordinary, bcr lO 
 bis 11 ^fiiiibcr; - elder sort, bcr 12 bis 13 
 •ijjfiiiibcr; — of the lowest size, ber 9 big 10 
 ^fiiiibrr. --devil, bcr $rtlbtriifri. -- 
 distance, [ 5Jc|tiiitgi-b. J bie Giitfcniiiiig 
 jioifd)en ben nnBcrii aSicrcrfcu iiiib bcr jjiinife. 
 - ditone, ["OJiiif.J bicfletiie irrj. --god, 
 bcr 5palbgott. --gorge, [ gi'iliiMgSb.J bie 
 Ijiilbe iteljumie. --groat, ['•Miuiiiiu.J berj 
 
 DEM 
 
 fjnrbc ©rot. D e m i - i s l a n d, bie^dlbinfel. - • 
 John ob. - - j a n , bie ( niit ^iiifen btfiodft 
 tcne) ^:B?iUrofeiift,ifdt)e. --lance, bie Uidftt 
 Saiije. --lune, [ 5e|liing«b. ] ber S?<\lf>t 
 moilb. — man, f ber iprtlbinnnn. --na- 
 ture d, (jalbgcnrtct (()nlb tf)iir, l;rt(b gjJeiifd)). 
 Shak. --pr emises, pt. [L'og.] l)(\lbt%^rh' 
 iiiifTcn. --quaver, [<)Jfiif.] bie Ijnlbe 9ti1)< 
 reliiote, ®cd)}c()ntclsnote. --rep, bie grnu 
 oon uerbnd)rigcni Dfufe. - - s e mi - q u a v e r, 
 [■>TOiif.] bie 3">ciiiiibbrci|3igilc(5note. — to- 
 n e, ['^Jiiif.j ber ipnibton. -- v i 1 1, ber 5palb. 
 lociler ((1116 5 freicn (55rnnbeigcnil)iimern 6e» 
 rrel;cnb). --volt, [Kcirf.] bie (;iilbB SBoire. 
 --wolf, bcr SBlenbling pom SBolfe un6 
 spiinbe. [ivnnbern, f. Migrate. 
 
 Ifeniig-rate, demegrate, V. H. t 
 
 Ifeillig-ratiun, demegrasbuH, «. 
 t bie SBiinbcrung, aineiiinnberiing, (f. Mi- 
 gra t i on). 
 
 Ifeinisable,demt'zabl,a<0'-[^e(()td« 
 fpr.) ocrpnd)tbnr, (f. Demise). 
 
 If eiiiise, dcmi'ze', (fr.) *. 1. [©ngf.J 
 bie (Jvlcbigiiiig bcr Jtronc. Blackstone. 2. 
 bii5 aiblcben (cinc^ gefroiitcii ipaiiptcS). 3. 
 bie Ucbcrtnigiing poii 0)ruiibeigeiit(;um buvd) 
 23crpiid)iiiiig obcr Ici^ten ffidlen. 
 
 Demise and redemise, [ 9{ec(>tfifpt. ] 
 ^iid)tiiiig uiib 'ilfreroerpad)tiinn. 
 
 Ifeinisie, v. a. l. iibcrfrngcn, per* 
 pad)tcii. 2.ocriiind)cii, tetlnmeiulid) juipenben. 
 
 If emission, demisli'uu, t. 1. bit 
 (5-riiiebrigung, 2ibfc(jiiiig, $erabfe$niifl. 2. 
 biiS Ofadjlaffcn. 
 
 Ifeitti.<«sive, denus'siv,^ adj. f be* 
 
 ■f eiiiiss, demis', J miitljifl. — 
 
 adv. Demiss'ly, benirif()ig. 
 
 If emit, demit', aat.) v. a. t 1. fifK 
 fen infTcn , (jctrtblajytn. 2. unteriuerfcn, be* 
 miithigen. 
 
 Ifemiurg:e, dlm'eurje, (gr. )•. 
 [^liuoii. '!l31)iIof.] ber Dcmiiirg, ©dji^'pfer. 
 
 Ifemiurg-iC , demeur'jik. , adj. 
 [iJ5latoii. 'ilJliilof.J lucltfc^iipfcrifd), fd)ijpferif(f), 
 bciniurgifd). 
 
 Ifeinocracy, demok'krtsi, (gr.) 
 «. bie Dcmofrntic, 25olf5regicriing, S5olf<i* 
 l)crrrd)iift. [Dciuofrnt, SSolfSfreiiiib.' 
 
 If t^lllOCrat, dem okrat, (gr.) t. bet 
 
 IfeillOCraliC, demokrat'ik, f 
 
 Ifemocratical, dlmokrat'jkal.y 
 (gr.) adj. bcniofrafifd), oolfsl^crrifcf). — ado. 
 D c in o c r a t ' i c a II y , beinof rntifct). 
 
 Ifeiliolisll, demol'lish, (lat.) v. a. 
 1. ciiircijjcii, iiicbcrrcifjen, nbbred)cn, nbtrn* 
 gen ; f'l)Ieifcn. 2. ± jerilijrcn , jii ©riinbe 
 ridjrcii. [Serilorcr, 95criuiitlcr. 
 
 Ifeiliolislier, demolilshur, a. be* 
 
 If emoiislimenf, demol'isiiment, 
 I. bie 3crili^riiiig, 95crn)ii|liing. 
 
 Ifemoiiti»n, demolish'un, *. 1. 
 bns (jiiirrigcn, 9iiebcrrci(jen, 5lbbrcd)en, 5t(>* 
 tnigi'ii, @d)leifen. 2. i bie 3cr|lorung, 58cr« 
 nirfjtuiig. [inon, Weill, bb\e PJei|l, lentcU 
 
 Ifeinitii, demon, (gr.) s. bcr DA* 
 
 If eiiKkiiess, dc'moiies, t. ber ipeib* 
 Iid)f Diinioii, C>5ci|l, bofc ©ci|t. 
 
 IfemWlliac, demo'neak. ^ arfjJ 
 
 If eillMllitlcal, demoni'akai.Sl. bi\« 
 
 If(>m(»lliail, demonlan, ; niD* 
 Mild), trnilird). 2. ooni Iciifcl befentn. 3. voM 
 Iciifcl l)crL'orflrbrii(t)t. 
 
Fhte. far, fhU. fnt. M*. inlt. Fine. fin. N6, m6ve, nSr. gSt, 6Ir. rl6(id. Ti^be, tilb, fi^ll. (//in. THis. 237 
 
 DEM 
 
 DemoniuC) «. ber SefelJene (com 
 
 Xeuul ic). 
 
 ISc^lltOninCS, dlm&'neakii, 4. pi. 
 [.RirdifiKiefd).] tin Siveifl 6er ^icbertmifrr. 
 
 Ueinonocracy , deiiiAnoK'iase, 
 ^. ^if 05fiDnlt, $frrrrf).ift Cefi XeiifVlfi. 
 
 ■icHioiiolatry, deni6uorarr«, «. 
 bit 25rrcl)riiU(i t<i Itwieli. 
 
 Ifviiionolog'y, dlm&nol'6j4 , I. 
 tit ?il)re mnii r>iimi'n ober leiifel. 
 
 UeinoilOllliMt, deiuou'&aiist, «. 
 itT Uiitfrgitriie ti'S Itufelt. 
 
 Ueinonoiny, deinon'^mi, t. Me 
 ^wn'itnft te» 1eu(tlS, X>nmoni. 
 
 Oeinoiislilpf d^'iiioiisliip, «. ber 
 3ii!l.iiib ciiie< Ifiitel*, Dnim>n«. 
 
 IfeillOIlKtrable, d^mon'itrabl. 
 (Int.) adf. bfiuei«lid), uiilniigbar, envciflid). 
 — adv. Demon'itrably, nmtiili<i) ; 
 «iigfiil'rt)einli(^. 
 
 Meiiiunstrableness, dAmon'- 
 ^raliliie«. «. bie Q-TweitUd:)ttit. 
 ■' OeinOIlRtratey dimon'stiite, (r.) 
 p.n. I.btmeiffii, brtrfljun. Q. I9tnnt. ii.33ot.l 
 'uiHieiflfii, niifii'fiffn, jeigeii iiiib erffnreii, 
 biird) 3ergliebenm(i beiitiicft niiidjen. 
 
 UeillOIlStratiOIl} denimonttri'- 
 aliiiii, *. I. tni ^tmtw'tn, ber !»en)ei«, Qv 
 lufie. 2. brr nugfufcbeiMlic^e a5eiuei«. 3. bie 
 9liigfiif(()eiiilic()rcit, Gi'ibeiij. 4. |5{f;et.] ber 
 Sortrng, bie DnHrgung , Dnrfleniing. 5. 
 l^iint. u. ©ot.] bie ^lufiueifimg (ber fccir= 
 ten 'Jfjeilr); ber Peljn<i'rtrng, bie SBorlrruiig. 
 
 lleinonstradve, d^mon'straiiv, 
 mdj. I. ©en)fi«frnft f)(i6enb, bciufifeiib, bilns 
 big, ei'ibeiit, ilberjeugenb. 7. beiitlirf) ma-. 
 d»enb, betlitmiit niifibrurfenb. — adv. Ue- 
 iiion'itratlrely, nu(itnfd)tin\i<t) , ubtt: 
 jriigciib. 
 
 JUemoimtratlvenesSf d^mon'- 
 •trativiie*. «. b.i« lleberjeugenbe. 
 
 UentOnstratOr, demnionxeri'tiir. 
 
 ». 1. ber 9?en)ei<fiil}rer; (frfl.ircr. 2. [9liint. 
 
 H. 53ot.J ber ?rf)rer; Sorjeiger, <Proieftor. 
 
 nemoiistratoryfd^niSn'iiraturi. 
 
 ]mij uberjeiigenb, jiim ©eiueife bienli(f). 
 
 Iteinoralizatioiif demmArali- 
 xi'kliuii, «. bie @itteneiitnrtuMg, @itren> 
 perfcftlinimiTimg, ffntftttlidjuiig. 
 
 Ifeinoralize^ d^mor'allze, 9. a. 
 eiitritrlic()en, fittc'lP^ iiKK^fii, oerberbfii. 
 
 Demoralizing' , d^mor'aii^ing, 
 adj. riitfittiid)enb, fitrtnoftberbenb. 
 
 Ifeiliulce, ri^niuU', (lar. deniiilceo) 
 ». n. t fru>rirf)cn, liiibern. 
 
 Wc^inillcent, dcmul'sent, adj. n-- 
 meicftfiib. liiirrriib. 
 
 IVeinulcent, «. [rn?-b.] iai Gf. 
 n)fi<1?iitig6!, 2iiiberiiiig«niittft. 
 
 Meilllir, deiiiiir' , (fr. dpmenrer) v. 
 m. I.9liii1rtiib iie^meii, Sebeiifli«()rcit niigern, 
 jpgern, niifJefjcii , imrdjdlrfig fein, in Siwnffl 
 ilfl)en. 2. (to) jnicirViM (nii). 3. (Otrtttffpr.J 
 O'iinueiibiiiigfn niiid)rti , G'iiircbcn vrr^nii* 
 betn (gegen fine Sliige Pber (5'mrcbe n. bn< 
 bnrd) ben OJnng bc« 9ee(^f«ilreite« f^enmirn, 
 Berjogrrn). 
 
 lieiiiiir, ». n t bejroeifffn. Mii.toji. 
 
 ■ieiiiiir, «. ber SlnilnnB; brr 91111'. 
 frf)Ub, SJrrjiig ; bie 93ebenfiirt)ffit, bor 3iui'i> 
 fel. Pope. 
 
 Item lire, dimui-e', adj. I. trufl, 
 
 DEN 
 
 Qtfefyt; grnoitAtif(^. 2. eljrbar, ftttfnm, 6e> 
 l'd)eibfn. 3. fprobe, jimpi-rlic^. 
 
 lieiKUrely, demure'lA, ado. 1. 
 ernil, einill;nft, grai'itiitiiV^; feterlic^. 2. nf= 
 feftirt fittfrtin, ebrtmr. 
 
 lleiiiuref v. n. l. f ernffljiift aui-- 
 feljeii, «nil l)iiiblicfen. Shak. 2 iprobe tljiin. 
 
 lle»lureU«r8S, demurenes, «. 1. 
 bie ©rnillHifrigfcit, ueriTcdte, nngciiiMunieiie 
 ©ittfiimfeit , ber werilcflte, nngeiiomuiene 
 Grnfl, iai fli'ife <U5t|Vn. 2. bie ei;rbflrfeit, 
 ©ttcfnmfcit, !Serd)cibenl)eit. 
 
 IVeinurrag-e, d^mu'i'dje,*. [S^cin-. 
 bel] I. bae I'iegegrib (jum ildirten flenoi^ig: 
 ter ®£t)iffe). 2. bie Siegcjeit. 
 
 Days of demurrage, [i^nnbef] bie 
 Ucbcr:£'iegejfit, &.rrrn<Siegetiige. 
 
 l>«inurrer, deunirur, t. 1. bi-r 
 Unrdjiijrnge. 2. [9{e(()r«iVr.J bie ucrii<gerlirt)e 
 @iiirebe (bie bn< QiniC^t aU :^udbeni\)u\\ti 
 )iiuor entr(1)ciben iiiu@). 
 
 IVeiiiy) diiui, (fr.) «. I. eine 9Irt 
 fleinen ^^apier*; tiemflt ^npierforte. 2. ber 
 i^albfodegiiU (bc£ iJtngbnienenfcIlegiiinU in 
 
 Iteu, den, (niHjeir. den, dene, denn) 
 t. 1. bie $i'l)le, ©rube; [SBnibmipr.] ber 
 ^a». 2. eine 9InI)nng«Mlbe on Xiamen, bie 
 ein lt)<\l Db. eineiv(\lbige ®cgenb bejeic^net. 
 
 t9cMi, V. n. eine ^5t)Ir cber einen ^nu 
 bci«i'f)!ien. [-, flutcii ?:ng! 
 
 Iten, t. t (<iW (5)rn6) ber Xng. Good 
 
 JUeiinrCOtlze, d^alr'k^lize, V. It. 
 [CFIjfni.] poin niirfotirrt)en <15rin}ipe bcfrcien. 
 
 Ifenary^ den'ar^, CliU. deuariu*) 
 adj. jffjn entljaltenb. 
 
 Uenary, t. bie 3nf)( )ef)n. 
 
 UeuatiouaUze^ denasli'unalize, 
 
 a. beiiiUiDniKifiren , bentitiirniifiren, ni(l)t 
 nifljr nl« iu einer geiviffen 9iiuit>n gfl)6rifl 
 anerfennen (be|Vnber< pon (S(1)iffen, bie in 
 freniben Sieii|1en finb unb anbere lyinggen 
 Ijnben). [nbi'c^Iogen. Shak. Spehser. 
 
 Ifenay, diuk', v. a. * penveigern, 
 
 Iteuay^ «. * bie SScrrngung, obfci^ld: 
 gige ^lutiurrt. Shak. 
 
 Iteudracliate, den'drakAte, (gr.) 
 «. [r«foi.J ber Denbrngnt. 
 
 llendrite, dendrite, (gr.) «. [®eoI.j 
 ber 55nuni|lein, t>enbrit. 
 
 Meiltlritic, dendrit'ik, ^(gr. ) 
 
 If endritical, deudiit'ikal, 5 udj. 
 [®ri'I.] benbritifd). 
 
 IBendroid) den'dr^'d, (gr.) adj. 
 [Oitol] bnunifprmig ,_bnuinnrtig. 
 
 Ifendruit) den'droit, (gr.)<.[(S)ei>(.] 
 b<[e' bniinifiJrmige OTinerni , ber eigentlit^c 
 S5nnmilein. 
 
 liendrulite, den'drAlite, (gr.) *■ 
 [(i)ep|. I bie 'iJ5jlnnjeni>er|lcincning, fpillle 
 •^J^nnje, ber X)enbriMit(). 
 
 Ifeildroiug'y, dlndrol'lnje, (gr.) 
 *. bie 9iiitiirgfrd)irt)ie ber 2)iiiinie, Dciibri'; 
 ipgic. l(gr.) *• [Ie(f)nor.] ber SBnunimcffer. 
 
 Jie!Ildr<>llieterf dcndrOMreiiir, 
 
 Ifeiie^afe, dincgAle , (liU.) p. a. 
 -J- peniiinfii, liiiignrn. [bnS Emigiifii. 
 
 Iieiie|;fatif»lt« denega'Kliuii, t. f 
 
 Ifeniabie, dcniabl, udj- hiiigbiir, 
 neriirinbiir. 
 
 lieiiiai, dental, t. I. bie Sernri: 
 nung. 2. bie SScrfiigiing, nbidjiajige 9lnt = 
 
 DEN 
 
 roort, 93eriyeigernng (ciiier JJi^rbening jc). 
 3. baiSmignen, bie Snugnnng; Strliiugt 
 nnng ^©otteS ic). 4. - of oue"s self, btc 
 ©clbiTperliingnung. 
 
 Denier, denJ'ur, *. ber 9Jerfngerj 
 ^'iberfprec^eri 9ibl<iugiur, Cdiigner, SBer> 
 neiner. 
 
 lienier, denere', (fr. 2D.) *• [ft. 
 TOihiiiu.j ber Denier, ^efler. Shak. 
 
 Deuig-rate , denegrate It. dent'. 
 grAie. V. a. fd)iuarj ni.i(f)rn, fdjiuiirjen. 
 
 Denigration, dencgra'shun, «. 
 iai ©rf)miirjniii4eii, (Sdjii'nrjfii. 
 
 Denis, (len'i.^. *. tOinmei Dipni)((u<. 
 
 Denitration, denefiAsiiun, •. 
 bie iiefreiiing ucn ber Siilpi-tcriaiire. 
 
 Denization, denczA'slnin, «. bit 
 (JinOfirgerung (bur(l) em fonigl. ^iitent). 
 
 Denizen, deu'czn.}(ip. dinaswr) «. 
 
 Denison, )l. [(Jngl. ] bet 
 
 (Finget'firgerte (bnrd) fBnigl. ^;}5iucnt). 2. 
 ber grembe , bem giiuiffe bilrgtrl. $>?ed)tt 
 eingcrnnmr worben finb. 3. ber freie a5iirger. 
 
 Denizen, v. a. 1. einbilrgern (bnrd) 
 fonigl. ^rttent). 2. ju geiuiffcn oilrgerlidjen 
 i>{ed)rf n jnrofTcn (cinen greinben) ; freiinadjen. 
 
 Denmark, den'niark,<. [O)eogr.] 
 Dniienuirt. l\)irtme). 
 
 Dennis, dln'n?*, #. Dipni)(Ta (ein 
 
 Denomiuable , denoin'enabl , 
 adj. neiinbnr. 
 
 Denominate, d^nonieiidtc, (Int.) 
 p. a. nennen, binennen, ©ineni einen 9?a 
 men gcben; gerit^jtlid) erneiinen. 
 
 Denomination,deiioiiieiii'sliun, 
 «. 1. bie 58enennniig, ber 3'inine. 2. bii 
 Klnffe, Sefte, (Scferif^nft (mcljrercr Onbi* 
 oibiien bcrfelben 9lrt). 
 
 Denominative, denom'Auatir, 
 adj. I. beneniieiib. 2. nnniljnft. 
 
 Denominator, dennmeniinr, « 
 
 1. ber SSenenner, ^mifngrber. 2. ['Jlritfj.J 
 ber Rennet. [net iwerben fonnenb. 
 
 Denotable, deiio'iai>i.oi//. bqeid)* 
 Denotation, denota '^llUl), s. bit 
 
 93ejcid)niiiig. ^ [jeic^nenb. 
 
 Denotative, deinVtativ, adj. bt* 
 Denote, denite', p. a. 1. jeid)iien, 
 
 bejcidjnen, nnbenten (burd) fid)tbnre3ei(^en). 
 
 2. nnjeigen, bcbenten , nnf (S-tiuii^ benten. 
 Denotement , d^noie'nient, «. bit 
 
 9lnjeige, 93ejcid)niing. 
 
 Denounce, den(iunse', (fnt.) «. a. 
 
 1. (brnfjenb) niifunbigen, nnf.igiMi , crfltiren. 
 
 2. ^ (bnr(f) (inhere 3ei(<)in) bn'()en, perfiln* 
 ben. 3. nngcben, niiieigen (offeiitlid)) ; nn« 
 fingcn. [Miltok. 
 
 2. Hi« look denounced revenge. 
 
 Denouncement , denounce'. 
 nient , *. 1. bie (brcljcnbe) 9Iiifiiiibigung, 
 Slninge, &rfliirnng (j. 25. rinc5 firiege* K.). 
 2. bn« Slngeben, bie 9Infingf. 
 
 Denouncer, dciionn'Kur, «. I. 
 ber 'OliifiinbigiT, 93irfiinbrr. 2. bcrSJngeber. 
 
 Denred, ((■d)l'tt.) concealed. 
 
 Denite, dense, (inr. ) adj. I. tiid)t, 
 fell (iHMi Jtorprrni. 2. birf (^^ebel :c.). 
 
 Denseness, dcnke'iics, s. (. Den- 
 «i'y. |nbrd)n'i'i'.ben, rdjiufiibrn. 
 
 DeilNllire, den'slicn-, p.a.[^nilbb ] 
 
 DeiiNify , (Icn'keic. s. I. Mr Didjrig^ 
 fcir d'. ivi'rpern). 2. bir Duff itui Oict^rU K.). 
 
238 FaJe, fi.r. fall, fat. Mh, met. Fine, fin. m, move, n^r, got, oil, cload. Tube, tab, fhH. t//in. TE{«. 
 
 dentik'iilate, ) 
 I, dealik'ulited,^ 
 
 DEN 
 
 Dentf (lent, (nnu. danta; tat. dens) 
 f. I. 6te iiirbe, 6er ©iurcJjiiitt, bie «))?nrfe. 
 
 2. 6fr ©d)lrt!]. Spemser. 
 Oeut, V. a. tevim, aiistnben, an6: 
 
 jnifcii, jiicfin, jiihnetn (f. Indent). 
 
 jUeitt»l, den'tal, adj. bie Sfl^ne 6C: 
 ttcffciib , iiivii) bie 3nl)"c rtu<Sgeri)n)d)cn, 
 3at)n ... I biicf)|la6e. 
 
 Dental letter, [©raiiim. ] ber 3'll)"= 
 
 Mental, *. l. [©rnttiiti.] ber 3nl)"= 
 laiit. 2. tiJiiUurg.] ber ■OKceria()ii, bie 3"')"= 
 fdjneife. 
 
 l>entalite,dln'taiite, (<ir.) «. [®co(.] 
 ber 3iil)i'fL>l)reii|leiii, bnS TOeerroljrt^en , ber 
 Dfinaiit. 
 
 jUentate, den'tite, ) adj. [SJcit.] 
 
 Ifeiitateil, dlntatld. S) oejaf)nt. 
 
 lieiited, denied, adj. geferbt, ^atf ig. 
 
 Weutelli, demll'lc, (it.) ». pi. l*Ur: 
 <t)it.l tie 3iil)iitd)iiitti-, Atnlberjnljne. 
 
 lieiiticle, den'teki, *. bn6 3nf)n(t)en. 
 
 Ifeuticulate, 
 
 JUeiiticulated 
 adj. (-IH^r.i gfial)lli-lit 
 
 JUeilticulation, dlntikulA'shun, 
 «. bir 3uiliinD, ba ©tiuae flciat)iit, fliifigej 
 jncft ill. 
 
 JUenfier, (fdjott.) daintier. 
 
 Ileiltifurill, den'tetorni, adj. )af)n: 
 (triiiig. 
 
 JUeiltif rice , den'tcfr's, (f.) t. bai 
 ga^imiittci, 3iil)iipiiluer, bie 3<il'ntiiiftiir. 
 
 IBentil, den't'l, ». I9trct)it.j ber3nl)n: 
 fct)iiirt. ^ [nrjt. 
 
 l>eiitis<, din'tist, (fr.) «. ber 3nl)n: 
 
 IPeUtitiun, denlish'un, (Int.) «. I. 
 iai 3nl}ucn (ber ilinbcr). 2. bie 3eit befi 
 3nl)iicii6. 
 
 Ueutize, den'tJze, V. n. jn^nt'ti. 
 
 Ileilt<»ill, ddnloid, adj. iilt)llfijrmig. 
 
 Ifeiity, (utoft.) dainty. 
 
 Itenudate, denudate.) (Int.) e. a. 
 
 IfeilUtte, denude', ) 1 U. ± tWl- 
 
 6I6fc'eii; (otj bcmiiC'eii (eiiier &nd)e), 
 
 Denildatiun, JennudA'shun, I. I. 
 bie GiubioOuiig. 2. [&eoi.] bie 'ia>egi>iilimg 
 (ber G'rri't'frfliirt)e biircf) Ueber)"cf)iiicmiming). 
 
 lieiiunciate, denun'sheate, (Int.) 
 V. u. nugi't'cii, niijrigen (f. Denounce). 
 
 Ueuunciattun, dendnsheA'slnin, 
 «. 1. bie 'iJiifuiiriguiig, SSerfiinbigiiiig <i. 58. 
 be« G-MiigeliiiniS :c. ). 2. bie 9liifiiubigiiiig, 
 8tnbrof)iing,(5-rfiiiniiig(be6ilriegc5,3orn5K.). 
 
 3. bie 2lngnOe, *!lnflnge, aiiiieige. 
 Denunciation of bans, bna 9Illfgebot. 
 lieiiunciator, deniinshca'tur, ». 
 
 I. ber 3Infiinbigcr, 95erfiiiibigcr. 2. ber Slhi: 
 fitbtv, 9liijcigcr, 3lnl>ringer (i>or ®eri(()t to. 
 
 Uciiy, deni', 'fr. tie'nier) v. a. 1. oer» 
 jieinen; Iniigneii, «blaiigiieii. 2. i^maugiieii 
 (entfngcn). 3. nOt^ingen, ueriueiflcrii, uer» 
 fftgeii (eiiie 93itte zc). 
 
 To deny by oatli, flbfcbluSren. To - 
 one's self , 1. fid) fcl6|l I'erldugiicii (feme 
 SReiguiig untorbruifen ic.). 2. firf) ncrfngi-ii 
 (Gnun«). 3. fic^ I'erlnufliien (fngcii InjTen, 
 nmn lei iii(f)t ju i5)nuje). 
 2. I denied myself the pleasure of 
 your company Webster. 
 
 neubHtrilciT deolistrukt', t). a. 
 KTnen (Pie "^orcii brr S?(\iit ic). 
 
 JUeObstruunt) deob'strdent, adj., 
 
 DEP 
 
 [^eb.] bie 95er(lDpfung f)e6enb, eroffnenb, 
 bffneiib. [offiuing^mittel. 
 
 lieobstruent, ». [-JJieb.J bn6 &■■ 
 
 Deodaud, dc'odand. (Int.) s. 1. 
 [Gngl.] bie ©nc^e ofcr bnS if)ier, iuc(f^c6 
 beii lob einc5 ■5Keiifd)cii uernnlnijt fjat uiib 
 (Sott ober belli Stnnte jii milbeii 3>uectcn 
 uerfnflen ifl, bni5 yerfndeiie 03iit. Bi.ack- 
 sTONE. 2. pi. I J{ecf)t6fpr. ] bie iierfaflciien 
 &iitet i)on ©clbilniorberti. [eiitinileii. 
 
 UeOIierate, deon'nlrate, v. a. f 
 
 IVeoppilate, deop'pclate, (Int.) 
 t>. a. t l'5)fc0.j ijffi'eii. 
 
 Ueoppilation, deoppeli'shun, s. 
 t ['Dteb.j bie Detfiiung. [ ['>Web.) iiffncnb. 
 
 neuppilativc, dedp'pelativ, adj. 
 
 Ueurdinafiou, deordena'shun, 
 s. t bie Uiiorbiuing. ' [fiiffcn. 
 
 lleosculate, deos'kulate, v. a. f 
 
 UeosCulatioU) deoskula'sliun, 
 *. "t in$ Suffen. 
 
 JUeoxydatC) deok'sedate, v. a. 
 [(Eljeiii.] be^oxijbircii, eiufaiicrii. 
 
 IBeOxydation, deokscdi'shun, ». 
 [(ii)tm.] bie ©lufiiuEniiig, Sf^orofiriiiig. 
 
 IBeoxydization , deokside/a'- 
 shun, f. Deoxydation. [Deoxydate. 
 
 Ileoxydize, dcok'sedize, V. a. (. 
 
 19eOxyg:eiiate , deok'kidjeiiate, 
 V. a. ICEljciuj bc6 Siiuerittiff^ bernubeu, 
 eiitinucrii. 
 
 Iteoxy^euatioilj dcuksidjena'- 
 sliiui, s. [(>l)eiii.J bie 35efreiuiig I'otii Dyygeu, 
 ©lUiVuieruiig. 
 
 Ilepaintf depant', e. a. I. tiutleil, 
 nbiiialeii. 2. i &efc<)reibeii , fc^ilberii , nb> 
 fd)il£'crii. Gay. [ler. Douglas. 
 
 Uepainter, dlpint'ur, «. ber OJTn- 
 
 Uepartf depart', (fr., fp. deparlir) 
 V. n. 1. (for) nbrcifeii (iinrf)) ; (u. 6cf)iffeii) 
 nu^lniifeii ; (luit from) lucgreifeii, nbreifeii; 
 fiJjcibcii ; fid) treiiiieii ; lueggcljcn (von) , vtr-. 
 laffeii. 2. weidjeii; 1 (luit from) a) nf)|1el)eii, 
 ntlnffen, nbgcljeu (uiiii), ©riuii^ fnljreii Inffeii. 
 b) abiueic^en (uoii). o uerlniyeii (eiiieDieli; 
 gioiuc.). d) nii5 ben 9liigeii fct^eii ober ocr; 
 liereii. 3. uergcljeu, bnf)iii ob. oerloreii f-ciu 
 (ooni 9{iil)me 2c.). 4. fc^cibeii, i'errd)cibeii, 
 llcrbeii. 5. nufljbreii. 6. [^Jec^tSfpt- J ("'it 
 from) nbgeljeii, nbiucic^eii (ooii); ©tion^ 
 fnljreii Inffeii. 7. f M^'iW part) ftc^ treiiiirii 
 (0011). Shak. 
 
 To depart this life, (fur from this life; 
 PErrd)eiben. To - with zc. , fid) begebcti 
 (eiiierSnc^e); nblnfycii , nb|lef)eii (ooii ciiier 
 (Snd)e); 95cr}ii()t leiileii (niif), niifgcben. 
 
 Depart, v. a. t l. oerlnffeii. 2. f 
 trciuien , tijeileii j feigern. Shak. 
 
 Itepart, s. l. t t)te Qlbreife. 2. bnS 
 ©d)eibcii, berXob. Shak. Spenser. 3. + bie 
 'J.l)eiliing, Ireiiiuing, ©cfjeibiiiifl. Bacok. 
 
 Ueparter, dipar'tur, «. f [^lit; 
 fetiiu-.] ber 9Ibtreiber, ©d)eiber. 
 
 lIeparting',depar'i'ng,«.bA£©(^ei: 
 ben; ber 'llbgniig. Shak. 
 
 Uepartinenf f depart'mcnt, (fir.) 
 *. I. ber 25ejirf, £niibe^beiirf, ta6 Cepnrte; 
 meiit. 2. taS Oefdjiift^fncft , SBmunltiiiifliJ! 
 fnrt), ber ©cfdjafrtfrf i6 , ta6 Drpartciiieiit. 
 3. ("Wnr.l bie Stntioii. 
 3. The admirals li.id their rcspeclive de- 
 partments. Webster. 
 
 DEP 
 
 Departmental, deplrtmSnt'al. 
 
 adj. jii eiuem 33ejirfe, eiiicr 5ibtl)eiliiiiii 
 Ob. eineni Depnrtement gcl^&rig ; Ccpnrjei 
 nieiitS . . . , Departeineiitnl . . . 
 
 Departure, depar'tsluire, «. 1. ber 
 aibgnng, bie 'Jlbreife, (bei ©d)iffen) bie 3Ib» 
 fnljrt; ber 21bfd)ieb. 2. ta!- 25erfd)eiCieii , ber 
 iob, 5?iiitritt. 3. (from) t){\6 'Jlbgctjeii, <HbHu 
 fjeii , aiblafjen (omi eiiier CeiCictiK^nfc , eiuem 
 ■ilJIniie :c.). 4. || bn^ aSerberbcii , bir 9{iiiii. 
 C. [9ied)t6|"pr.] bnS ^Ibiueiiljen , 91bgel)en. 
 Blackstohe. 7. [*;))tnr.] bie I>iffereiij '<» 
 ber Sniigc. [SSertrerfbnef. 
 
 Letter of departure, [@eel)ailbelj ber 
 
 Depasceut, dcpas'slnt, adj. nb< 
 iveibeiib, abfref[tiib. 
 
 Depasture, depas'tshure. (fnt. ) 
 0. a. nbloei^ell, nbfrefTen. [(o. 1I)ieren). 
 
 Depasture, v. n. lueibeii , grnfett 
 
 Depauperate, dcpaw'perate, d.) 
 B. rt. 1. nriii iiind)cti. 2. i uerriiigcrn, per* 
 jeijren (bii6 23liii ic). ffleberig, ^nlje. 
 
 Depectible, depek'tebl. adj. f 
 
 Depeculatiun, depukula'sliun, 
 (Int.) *. ber Jinffenbieb|lnI)I, ^nffeubetriifl, 
 i^nffeiiraub. 
 
 Depeinct , depant'. e. a. f lUnl-IJ. 
 
 Depend, depend', (Int. dependeo) 
 V. n. 1. a) Ijcrnbljaiigen , ^eriinterl)niigcn. 
 b) f)niigeii , |"d)ioebcii ; (niicb i) («") l)niigcn 
 (nu). 2. (niit on Ob. upon) a) nbl}niigeit, 
 ab^iiiigig fein (ooii). b) jiigiljoreu , niigfl)5» 
 reii. Shak. c) fciii SScrrniiiru fi'l)eu, bnueii, 
 rcd)iieii, fiif) perlnffcii (niif); fiit getro|1en 
 (eiuer ^iilfe zc. ). d) to - on any one 
 or on any tiling for..., firf) <"1 3etlintl6 
 ob G'tiuniJ Ijniteii niiiffcn (luegeii), G'iiien 
 ninpri'djeu niiilJeii (imi) , (?iiiein &tiwn5 p 
 oerbiiiifcii ()(U'eii, in intrrff eiiicr ®a(i}e opm 
 d-iiieiii ob. (Jtiong nbl^nngeii. 3. anfjaiigia 
 feiii (o.($roiefyeiii in biefer ^Sebeiitiiiig u'irb 
 niei|1en^ bi\6 p. pr. grbrnildjt to be de- 
 pending). 4. im Dicnfle oerbleibeti, ill 
 'ilbljniigigfeit fein. Shak. 
 
 To depend of, ^erriiljren (pon); nb« 
 l)angcn (oon), beniljen (niif). He has little 
 to — upon, er Ijnt mcnig 25criii5gen, iiid)t 
 23ie( jll Icben. People to be depended 
 upon, juoerliiffige 2eute. 
 
 Dependable, depen'dabi, adj. 
 t jiiocrliiffig. PoPB. 
 
 Dependence, depen'dense,^<. 1. 
 
 Depenflency, depen'dcnse.^ bnd 
 Jpernbljangcn (o. Jriidjtcn nn ben SBnuincn 
 zc). 2. bn5 ipcrnbljangenbc, Ueberfjnngcnbe, 
 ber Ueberl)nng. 3. f a) bie 95crbinbuiig , ber 
 3ufnmmcnf)nng, bie SBcrfui'ipfniig, SSerfet* 
 tuiig (mel)rerer Sndjcn iintcr einniiber). b) 
 (upon) bns 21b()nngcn, bie 2lbljnngigfcit (uoii 
 ainbern). c) (on) bnS SBertrnuen (nnf). d) 
 bn« 3iibe()or, 3iiGeI)iJr, ber Slnljang; pi. bie 
 ■ipertinenjicn. e) bie (eiitferute) SSefi^uiifl 
 (eine£ DCci(()£). 
 
 There can be no dependence on it, 
 ninn fnnii fid) iiid)t bnrnuf oerlnffcn. 
 
 Dependent, dependent, (De 
 pen'daut) adj. 1. Ijerobljnngenb (p. ^lnt» 
 tern ze.). 2. (on) a) nbljnngig (pon), unter» 
 loorfen (C-inenu. b) fid) bejifl)enb (niif). 
 
 Dependent, t. l. ber ^bljangige, 
 'i!lbl)migiing , lliitrrgeorbnet^, llntenporfcne 
 93nfn(l. 2. ber ^iil)nnarr. 
 
F4»», f?,r. f'.Il, fnf, l\r^, met. Fine, fin. No, move, n6r, got, Oil. rlOftd. Tnhe. tnh, full, (//in, THis. 239 
 
 DEF 
 
 Iiepend«r, depen'dur, «. 1. bn 
 CbmiH>jiiiiij. '^. OemoiiD, Der ii<i) ouf tiiicn 
 aiiiBern reriflet. 
 
 I9t*p«$ndin|{:f depen'd'ng, adj. I. 
 abhiimjeiit), at>ij<iii{jig. 2. nnfjanijijj , unent: 
 
 Depending upon, 1. fid^ ailf ettvfld 
 oerli'.iTfiit. 2. oon GrwnS obljiingig. 
 
 19«per(lit, deper'dit, adj- uerlDrtn, 
 Mrtortrn, jiTilort, oerfaflfM. 
 
 Ueperdition, deperdish'un, t. 
 I. itx S5trlU|1, 9lb(inn<i. 2. ^ic 95ernid)tun<j, 
 5Berbfrbiin<i, 3frrti>nin(j (f. Perdition). 
 
 neplilefi-nia(«f defleg'mite, f 
 
 IVeplilef^iii, d^ileiii', 5 
 
 (gr.) p. a. (Ghitii.l entu-afffrn. 
 
 If epItletfillHtion , dllTlegnii'- 
 mhuii. (,ir ^ *. iPhtrni.) Me &ntiuniTenin<j. 
 
 Ucpltlei^lliednesit, detlem'ed- 
 nes. K. t [(Fnciii i B'lij e-ntuinjjfrtt'cin. 
 
 If epIlloK^iNtlcate , deiaojlkte- 
 kite. p. <i. [(Fijer.i.i bcvhlrgiilifiren. 
 
 DrpliiogiMticAtird air. bevi;IO(li|1i: 
 firtf I'lift. riT e.nifrilpff, ^n« €fliiertli)ffgn6. 
 
 Duplet, <lopili<', (Int. depiiigo) e. a. 
 I. m.ilcii, rt&molfn. 1. i idflbtrn, tnrOfflfn 
 (III >lL'rrti'ni. [tiinlen, nbtiialen. Webver. 
 
 Ifepioture, depUulmre, v. a. 
 
 lfcpil»<e, dep'iliAie, (lat.) v. a. 
 trr <^.^l^rf bcriiubfn , fiithnnrcn. 
 
 ■fepilatioUf depilli'thun, «. bc,6 
 ©nrhiiiirfii. 
 
 Ifepilatory , d^pil'laturi , mdj. 
 Me ^iWTt nH'aMfl)men6 , entf)(i«ren&. — *. 
 ttti &ntt)iinrun(i«mitte(. [tat)\. 
 
 DepilouH, dep'^lut, ad}, f 1:jaatlt>6, 
 
 Ileplanf ation , dcpianti'shun. 
 (lilt.) *. tui 25trpfl(iiiicn , bie SBerfe^unfl 
 (eiiie* 'JViiinu^i jo. 
 
 Depletion, deple'shun, ((at de- 
 pleo) *. [-Web. I bie ■Jiiieieerunfl. 
 
 Deplorable, deplo'rab[, adj. \. 
 btUaqtni ■■ , bebfliierii* J , bemeinenSTOurDifl, 
 tm'emenfiucrtf) , fUi.ilid), inmmerlid). 2. o 
 (i>erii(f)tlu<)i jiimtiierlid) , erbiirmli^. — oJo. 
 D f p I o' r n l> I y . jiimmerlid). 
 
 DepiorablenesSfd^pli'r^blaeit, 
 «. Ml- l{liiiiliitfcir; Pn^ Qltttb. 
 
 Deplurate, depuVrAee, adj. tiaat 
 (id), jntiinuTlicf). 
 
 Deploration, depl^ri'thun, j. 
 I. ^^^« ^icflnncM, SVi'nmmcrn. 2. I'lRur.] 
 to* Itinocdrf, Per Jrniifrgeraiin. 
 
 Deplore, deplAre , (lat.) v. a. be< 
 weinen, brfMgr ii , (•eiiiiiimfrii. 
 
 Deploredly, deplorldli, adv. t 
 6rfl.i,ien^ivfrr() , finglKf). 
 
 Deplorer, deplA'nir. «. bet S3e> 
 ttfiiieiibe. 55i'flnflciibe , ■Jrniiernfce. 
 
 Deploy, dcpliie', lit. deployer) t>. 
 a. ["Wiiit.) flu^brfiffn , eiitfiiircn; piegcii, 
 wfl-en liiiTiii (iJ'ifj'ifn «•)• 
 
 Deploy, ». ». ['OTtilit.] fi(t) mtbrtit 
 len p6. <iiifri-l)iicn, fid) riirfnirrn. 
 
 Depluniation, depium&'tliun, «. 
 
 1. ti\6 9lu»riii)ffn Per geberii, p-nrfieberii. 
 
 2. (■TOeC.) b{[6 ©d)H)erif!«, fie Wrri1)U'iil|l 
 bcr 'Jlugriilieter, nut tern 9liiSfiUleii btt 
 91iigrntrauitrn iTrfutibfii. 
 
 Deplumes, deplume', v. a. I.riipfeii, 
 
 ttriipi'f!!. 2. t bTiiptVii. I 
 
 Depolarize ) d^pAlarhe, o. a. 
 
 DEP 
 
 [^f)t)f. J bet ^o(flritnt (•ernuben, bepp(rtrtfiren. 
 
 Depone, depone', (Int.) v. a. t 
 I. (fll6 ^fiinb) nieberiegen, ^intiTlcgeu, cin: 
 legeii, bepoiiireii. 2. jiife^en, nietten. 
 
 Deponent, deponent, adj. 1. nif. 
 berlegeiib. 2. - verb. [lat. ©mmiii.] ba& 
 Siuitrerjettroort, Deponen*. 
 
 Deponent, «. l. [^^ecf^t^fpr.] ber 
 bceitigte 3eiige, Depcnciu. 2. [int. (JJmmin.j 
 i<i6 SiuitterjeinuiTt, DeponenS. 
 
 Depopulate, depnp'ulite, ((at.) 
 V. a. ctui'iMfern, uerljeeren. 
 
 Depopulate, v. n. enh<i!>irert, 
 uerheert luercen. 
 
 Depopulation, depopula'shun, 
 *. bag &iitui)ifeni, bie (Jiitu&lterung, 58er: 
 Ijeeriing, 9Smuii|liing. 
 
 Depopulator, dipop'uUtur, «. 
 ber (S-iitooifercr , 25crl;eerer. 
 
 Deport, deport', (fr. de'porter) o. <i. 
 i. to - one's self, fid) t»eiie()iiien , fic^ be; 
 ^trngen, fid) uerljnlten. 2. au6 bem fionbe 
 brinqen, uenueifeti , beportiren. 
 
 Deport, «. ^ 1. bae 9>er^a(ten, ^a 
 trngen , bie 'iltiffuljrung. 2. bie ^altuiig, 
 ber 'Knilnnb. 
 
 Deportation, depArtA'ihun , t. 
 bie S^erbaniiung, iMnbe^verroeifiing, Devi>r> 
 tatii'n. 
 
 Deportment, depArt'mlnt, «. 
 bie 5Uifful;ning, ber 2iSniibcI, bni Setrngen. 
 
 Deposable, depoze'abi, adj. ab: 
 I'ffjbnr, eiitiVtjbiir. Ifeeiing, ©iitfe^iiiig. 
 
 Deposal, dcpoze'ai, «. bie <iibs 
 
 Depose, depuie', (fr. deposer) v. 
 a. 1. nieberfetieii ; abfe^en, nieberi"d)Iiigeii 
 ( ©thiamin ic.>. 2. f abfe^eii; eiitfeQeii (ei: ' 
 iie£ ■iimtti )■ 3. eibli<t) nii^fagen , ieiigen, 
 bejeugen (oor &eti<i)t). 4. auf bie (Seite 
 icgeii, oblrgen. 5. f bernubcii i&inen eiiicr 
 i£nd)e ). 6. t eiblid) ueriieljmen. Shak. 
 
 Depose, v. n. S^ugni^ ablegen ob. 
 gebeii , jciigen. Sidney. 
 
 Deposer, dep&ze'ur, 4. bet (S^ntfet^er, 
 (Jiiier, ber &men eiitfe^t. 
 
 Deposit, depoz'it, (lat. depono) 
 0. a. 1. ; legeii; abicgcn, f)inlegeii, niebcri 
 legeii; abfe^en. 2. uenunljriid) iiieberlegcn, 
 ^interlegcn, bepiMiireii (jiir ©ic^frl;eit, ali 
 ^fiiiibJC). 3. i nieberiegen. 4. obicgcii (cine 
 gnrbe). 5. (auf 3i"ien> au61eil;en, aii6il^iin. 
 (i. (bfjeiigcM) nu^fngen. 
 
 Deposit, *■ 1. T bn< ?iiebergelegte ; 
 ber •Jiicbcrrd)lng. 2. ba8 venunljrlid) nicber; 
 gelegte, nnucrirnute ®iit, Drpofirum 3. ta& 
 'ilngilb, ^niibgclb, 3{fiigclb. 4. ba6 '^pfanb, 
 Uiiterpfnnb , bie ^pfniibuerrf^reibuiig, S?\): 
 ppt()cf. 5. bii« einge|"d)ofTcMe iinpitol, bcr 
 (S-infd)ue. 6. (:pniibc() aiu'crtrnute^ (Sut, 
 fionimiiftonS; n. Spcbitipn^giitcr. 7. bcr 
 (Sifiualjrroni ; SSfnuoljniiigdPrt. 8. [^iiiibclj 
 bcr 5?icbcrlng6rrf , bie iKiebcrlage, tia6 Depot, 
 
 To nialie a deposit, ($nnbel) ©in: 
 id)ii& leiflen. Receipt of a -, ber Depbfiteiw 
 fd)ein. - in banli, bai S3iinfbepof(tum. lu 
 -. 016 ^fmib, iiir ajenunljrung. 
 
 Deposit- money, Depofif cngelber. 
 
 DepOMitary, depnz'erare, «. (. 
 bcr aSirmaljrer ( nnufrrniiiter Oliiter). 2. 
 ('Jfirt)t«rpr.) ber t'fpontnr, ilonfigiiatnr. 3. 
 bcr C'l'PiMiriit, ^ititerlrgiT. 
 
 IfepONitiun, depp<')^i!>ll'un. 4. I. 
 
 DEF 
 
 ber 9iieberfd)(iig , bn« >7iiebert'it»fngen , 9(6» 
 I'e^en (i>. ©d)lamm tc). 2. ber >7iieberfd)Ia<j 
 (bie nnge|'d)iuenimren l()eife). 3. bie eiblic^ 
 'Jlii^fnge, 3eiigfMiiii#Kgc. 4. bie f<t)t\ftUct)t 
 iluifacit. 5. bie gibfefjiing, (JntiVtiiing. 
 
 To make a deposition, eilie '2(ll6fng< 
 eibiid) eriinrten. « 
 
 Depository, dcpoz'eeure. ». § bit 
 95crmal)niiig*ort, bn;- Depot, bie Weber* 
 Inge; 253aarennieberlage. 
 
 Deposituin, depoz'eium, «. f 
 bie ^^licberliige, bii« DepoMnim. 
 
 Depot, depo', (fr. 2C.) *. (. [gWiiit.) 
 a) bai ■>)}?ngnjin, 93orriirf)^()nii*. b) ba* 
 ( 3fefriiten : ) Depot. 2. ). Deposit. 
 
 Depravation, depravA'shun, «. 
 I. bnfi SBerberben, a5i-rfd)iimmcrn. 2. bie 
 93erber6tt)cit (ber Sittcn :c.), a3crborbenl)eit. 
 3. t tie SJerlnunibung. 
 
 Deprave, deprave', (dit.) V. a. I. 
 uerrd)Imiinern , fcrberbeii, peri"d)led)tern. 2. 
 lperbre()rn. 3.+ oerliiunibei). Siiak. Spenser. 
 
 Depraved, dcpri'vd, adj. vtv 
 bertt, oerborben, inilcrl^nfr. — adv. D«. 
 pra'vedly, perborbfit ; oerfnlft^r. 
 
 Depravedne^s, dcpravd'nis. > 
 
 Depraveuient, deprive'ment.^ 
 t. bie aSerberbtljeit, ba6 95erberbni0, bi« 
 SBerbprbenljeit. 
 
 Depraver, d^privur, «. bn 9Jet» 
 berbiT, 25crfaird)cr, 93irfiil)rfr. 
 
 Depravity, deprav'eii, «. 1. bne 
 aSerberbnig, bie Serbrrbeuljeit (ber Sitten 
 jc). 2. bie 95erbprbeiil)cit (o. ••))i.Mifd)en). 
 
 Deprecate, dep'prekAie, (int.) 
 e. o. J.ucrbitten. 2. nbbitten. 3. f flcljentlit^ 
 bitten, inn ®n(ibe bitten. 
 
 To deprecate poverty, nm ^Befreiung 
 von ber ^vnxutt), um ^Itbivenbting ber 91r« 
 niMt^ bitten. 
 
 Deprecation, dlppreki'shun, «. 
 (. bie Hil)entli(<)e SSitte. 2. bn« Jleljen. 3. 
 bie «!lbbitte. (51bbftter. 
 
 Deprecator, dep'prikinir, «. ber 
 
 Deprecatory, depprekaturi , ) 
 
 Deprecative, dep'prckit'v, \ 
 adj. nbbiitenb. - letter, bie |'4)riftlic()e 9lb» 
 bitte, bai S8irtrd)reibcii. 
 
 Depreciate, dIpre'slieAte, (fi;. 
 de'pre'cier) e. a. 1. fjeriinterrci^cn, pfrnd)tea. 
 
 2. iiiitcr betn 'ICtrtl)e niird)Ingcu obcr (A)at}cn. 
 
 3. uerringern, erniebrigen (ben 2Uert()); 
 iin 5S3ertl)e uerringern, cntwcrtljen, iin SSSeo 
 tl)e (;erab|V^en. 
 
 3. Tlie issue of a siiperabundiince of 
 notes depreciates tlieni, or — s their 
 value. Webster. 
 
 Depreciate, ». n. (to) ini SSJertOe 
 faflen, finfen (niifi. 
 
 Depreciation, deppretliei'shun, 
 *. I. bie ^pi'rabfi'ijiiiig, SBcrriiigcrnng, 58er» 
 minbernng, Qrniebrigiing (beg SSSertljeO. 
 2. ba& JJnflen, ©infcn (be6 SICert(jc«, ber 
 ^reij'e). 
 
 Depredate, dep'prjdate, ((at.) 
 V. a. 1. piiinbern, bcrniiben. 2. ierjlijreii, 
 iienyiiilen. 3. ocrjcljrcn, freffi-n. 
 
 Depredate, v. n. (on) ^d'tnbe* 
 rnng obcr 9{niib brgcl)en , SStriuiljliing an» 
 rid)reii (nii eiiieui Orre), (eiii Cnnb) i>et» 
 u'iiilfii , iiiifpiiiiibrrit. 
 
 Depredation, dlpprida'sbun, « 
 
240 F&te, far, fall, fat. Mh. met. Fine. fin. N<\, mhva. n8r. gSt. 6il. rloinl. Ti'iho. fuh. full. l//in, Tllis. 
 
 DEP 
 
 1. ba6 ^lunbern, 3iaubtn, Me ^liinberung ; 
 ^nperei. 2. bie iBerfctjIinguufl, 2Jerjel)ruuij, 
 i>erjefjrenbe ©iiuuirfiiiig. 
 
 To make depredation* on..., to 
 commit -s on..., Gtn>a& \)aitl)ttn , vtv-. 
 f£t)iiiigen. 
 
 J>«^redator, dep'predatur, ». 
 tct ^liinDerer, aScnuiijler, tev (Dn^) a5cr> 
 ie\)renbe, bet aScrfitliiujer, SBerjeljrer. 
 
 Oepre<latory , dep'piedatiire, 
 lulj. piuiibeniS, yenuuilenb, uerjel)rcti&, 
 iifrrd)liiifleiiCi. 
 
 If eprelieud , deppreliend', (Int.) 
 V. «. i. + t'liiifltiW ertnppcii, eriuifc()t'n. 2. i 
 eihritfrii, iTfiil;reii , fiiiOen. — v. »i. fiiiDeu, 
 tiitoccfeii. 
 
 fi*eprel»eiliSible, depprehen'sebl, 
 adj. 1. jii cm'ird)eii, ju faiigcii, enuifdjt, 
 eiiliiffiii lyerDcii founcnft. 2. ^u eiitDecfeii; 
 bisitLifiici), fiiplicf). 
 
 JMopreliensibleness, dlppie- 
 heii'scbiiies, *. 1. Die ■i)5ioiiliit)feit crgtifftii, 
 ertiippt jii luerDeii. 2. Die ga^lidjfeu, a5c; 
 (ji-iitlicl)feit. 
 
 Ifepreheiisionjdepprehen'sliuii, 
 t 1. + bn6 {Jaiigeii, ^rtappeii. 2. ± Die 
 (2 luDetfiiiiji. 
 
 19epres.<«, depres', (lat. deprimo) 
 u a. 1. iiiefiTCriirfeii, l)erabi)i-ucfeii, nicDer; 
 I'ligt'ii, I'cufcii. 2. iiieDcrfct)ingeii (Die 'iliigi'ii 
 2C.1. 3. t a) nieDerDriicfeu (eiiirdji-aiifeii, 
 DcriniiiDcni Den ipniiDcl :c.). b) iiieDcrDriicfiii 
 (linn niadjen). c) l^anDelJ ^ernbDriicfcii 
 \4>rcirc), Ijcmbgdjeji mad)cn. d) niiDer; 
 Iructtu, iitcbetrd)lngtn (Den (i)eifl). e) nie; 
 berDriicten, nieDerlteugcn, Dciniirijigcn (Den 
 6tL^ij ic). f) fmfeu liiiJen, luiijiigen (Die 
 @[imme). 
 
 Depressed, [ SSi^t.] cingcDnlcft , per: 
 tiefr; Had). To depress the pole, [Dfiint. 
 aitlrmi.] Den ^Jol tiefcr unter Dem ipenjoiite 
 ^iiDen. Depressed, [ipauDclJ gi'Dnicft 
 (U. •!}>rei|en). To be ia a -ed state, iciv- 
 uieDerliegen (luic Der ipunDel 20. 
 
 llepressiuu, dcpresUun, «. 1. 
 Dii5 OfieDerDriicfen , Der Briicf. 2. Da^ (?iii: 
 finfen; Die SSertiefung. 3. i a.) Die (S-rnic: 
 Drigung, 2)eniiitl)lgnng (De^ ©toiies 20; 
 i-ierabfe^ung. bj Die >)iicDerger0iagenl)cit. 
 c) Die (Jntfraftnng (De* itorper^ Dunt) 
 iirnnfijeit 20. d) Der Dntcf, Die ipeniD. 
 Dnirfung, bai g.iHen Der ^rcife; Der jlaut 
 SuftnnD Der ©efdjivte, D116 >£infen (De* 
 ipauDe(6 20. 4. l':Jiiuit. iU|lron.j Die 2>er: 
 tietnng, SBerfenfmig, liefe (De^ >^oiar|lerii5 
 iiiuerl)alb De« 5?t'rijOMt«). 5. Idllfl.J Die 
 flteDuttiun (einer GfJleidjiing). 
 
 To experience a depression, [i^ans 
 Del] abfdjlagen , im 'JSreife fnUen vb. finfeu. 
 
 Ifepressive^ depres'siv, aiij. nic: 
 fcerDriicfenD. 
 
 Mepressur, deprcs'sur, «. 1. Der 
 ^crnbDriicffT , 9iieDerDru(fer. 2. Der Hnter; 
 Driicfer, SBcDriirfer. 3. l>ilniu.] Der i)fieDer.- 
 jiel)inii5fel. [[Slnat.] nieDerjieljrnD. 
 
 Wepriinent y de preineiit , adj. 
 
 Ueprivable, deprivabl, adj. 1. 
 + entjtel)biu , Der (Sntjicljitiig untrriuorKii 
 
 2. (ibifijbiir , ennVi^biir. 
 19(*privM<iuil, dcpprivislnin. s. 
 
 I oat Cynijiiljen, Die •iVr.ua'nng. 2. Der 
 SBcrinil, Die (i-ntbi'ljriing. 3. rJCert)«*rpr-i 
 
 Die 9Ibfe^unn, ©ntfe^ung (eine6 ®etfl(id)en). 
 
 UepriVC, deprive', (Int.) p. a. I. 
 (mil ot; eiitjiel;en (^mem (Stiwig); benui; 
 ben (&inen einer <S>a(i)e). 2. befreien (uimd. 
 Spenser. 3. entfeyeii (einen ©eiillii^en fci: 
 ne^ 'ilnitg). 4. enterben. Shak. 
 
 To deprive one's self of..., fidj 
 (GriuiiS) uerfiigen. [Der ajerlu|1. 
 
 JUepriveiuent, deprlve'mcnt, *. 
 
 Jfepriver, depriveur, *. Der, Die, 
 ba6 (i-iirjitijeiiDe, JBtraiibeiiDe. 
 
 IBepth, dept/t, (u. deep) a. I. Die 
 iiefe (emeo Jliifjeg 20. 2. Die Xiefe, aSer; 
 fiefung. 3. (oft pi.) Die iiefe, Der ilbgrunD, 
 Die toee, DnS ■0)ieit; (u. i) Der^iibgrniiD (bii 
 (ilenbc- iC). 4. Die iiefe (Der O'l'jreeieiten, 
 Der 3Jiid)c 20. 5. Die Iiefe, Der iiincre 
 OUuun (J. iS. eined i!13iHDe^ 20. 6. Die 
 Iiefe, Diiufeiljcit, UnuerilaiiDIiiljfeii, UiiDeut: 
 lidjteit (emer iBifTenfctjaft 2c.;. 7. H Die 
 iiefe, llnetfMfd)ii(t)feit, UnenDlidjfeit. 8. 
 Die iiefe, Der tSc^iirffinn (De^ (SJeiile^). 9. 
 [-Wilit.J Die pbl)e (emeS ajntnitlcn^ , einer 
 >£(l)n)aDriMi 2c.). 10. ['OJiiir.J Die iiefe (einee 
 >id)iff5, Segel^ 20. U. Die 23reite (i. ^. 
 u. ^ipu^en to. 12. lXi)p.J - ot a letter, 
 Der *£c^riftfegel. 
 
 To Kwiiii beyond one's depth, feinen 
 (i)runD meljr finDen, Den (SrunD ini ^Baffer 
 i>eri ereii. In tlis — of winter, nntten tin 
 iijinrer. [brt()i]ern. 
 
 Ifepthen, ddp't/m, v. a uiiicufen; 
 
 If epaicelate ) depiiseiate, (.fr. 
 depuceiei ; i). a. eiitjiingfem. 
 
 Jf epulsioii) depul'shun, «. ba& 
 ^errriiDeii, iuegtrtibcn, iijegilopen. 
 
 Jfeptllsury, depulsilre, adj. iveg: 
 treibeiiD, luegilopeiiD ; nbtreibenD. 
 
 Jfepura.te) dep'urat«, (fr. de'pu- 
 rer; v. a. [iSijem.i liUiteru, reinigen. 
 
 Ifepurate, adj. l. gefiiuberti 
 ICil^ein.i gtreinigt, geliuitert. 2. niii. 
 
 Ifepiiratiuil, dcpiirashun, I. 1. 
 Die :»Ceinigung, i-iiuteriing. 2. [dljir.J Dm5 
 ^aiibctii (einer iBuiiDe). 
 
 Afepuratury; dep'iiriture, adj. 
 reinigeiiD, MureriiD. 
 
 Ifepure^ depure', v. a. -j- 1. Iiuis 
 tern. i. [Gtjir.J fiuibern. 
 
 JBfeputatiuu, deputa'slma, (fr.) 
 s. I. Die 'ilborDiiung, ilbfenDnng (iinee ibe; 
 iu>lliuiu-t)rigten, (aefd)nfr5fut;rers 20. 2. Die 
 :i5eaiiftriigiing, Der bcfoiiDere >2liiftrag; by — 
 troin . ., 1U16 beft'iiDerein iliiftriige OemanDe, 
 M OeniiinD* SteUi'ertreier. 3. Der 'itbge: 
 DrDncie, Die 'ilbgeorDneten , Die Dipntatiini. 
 
 Ifepute, depute', (fr. de'puter) v. u. 
 aborDnen, nbfenDen (niit SSoIlnindjr). 
 
 IfeputiztS) dep'ulize, v. a. beiUlf; 
 rragen , Depntireu, Qu\(m Die ni>rl;ige 23oIU 
 iniid)t geben, iini ffir einen SlnDern ^n i^iin^ 
 Dein, (S-ineu nn O'^'"""''^ <StcHe erncnuen, 
 iibfenDeii. 
 
 Ifcputy^ dep'ute, «. I. Der ^euofh 
 niiid)tigie, iSeiinftrngte; 21bgeorDnete, De- 
 putirte, (S5efd)iifttffnl;rer, (iJefdjiifr^trnger. 
 2. 1-J{rdjt£;fpr.l Der ©tefluertreter. 3. Der 
 «tartl)alter; ©feUi'ertreter. 
 
 Lord deputy, [(S-ngl.J Der fonigl. 
 .5tattl)alier , 2S<}eri»nig. 
 
 1) e p II I y - o 1 1 e c t n r , Der SSij'iSi'ni'er-- 
 lUiUier, Sije j3i>llf'reftor, 5>ije ■ Bi'Ueinnci): 
 
 DER 
 
 nicr. Deputy-governor, ber Unterflntt* 
 l)iilter. --lieutenant, Der StcUuertreter 
 DeS S8iiefl!migfi. —-manager, Der 9Sije» 
 Direttor. --marshal, Der ©teflyertreter 
 Defl ••r^arHijntU. -- post - maste r, Der 
 llnters, SBije :^p(lmeifler, ^udDcnualrcr. 
 -- pay - master, Der llntcriOl)lnieiiter. 
 — sheriff, Der ©tetlpertreter bei ©l)criif. 
 --warden, uD. --warden ot the mint, 
 [•JJiiinjiu.] Der -Wiijijgcgenredjner. 
 
 lfe(|u»ntttatef dekwon'i^tate, 
 V. a. uerniiiiDern. 
 
 Iferaciliate, deias'senate, (fr. 
 de'raciner) v. a. f 1. entiuurieln. 2. ± (iu6* 
 rotten. Shak. 
 
 Iferaig'n, derane', ) (nprni. de- 
 
 Iferaiu, ^ raigner) v a. 
 
 I. li){ed)ti>fpr.] bcivcifen, Dnrtl;un. 2. (ft. 
 de'ranger) * (Hiren , uenuirren. 
 
 Iferuig-tlineut, derane'mlnt, ) 
 
 Iferaiiiiiieut, j| 
 
 *. 1. [3?ert)tijfpr.J Der in-iueie; Die 9{e(t)tfer» 
 
 tignng. 2. " Die SUermirrung, 6t&rung. 3. 
 
 * Der 'iU'fad (yon einem &laubm 20. 
 
 Iferang-e, deianje', (fr. de'ranger) 
 
 II. a. I. in UnorDiuing bringen, oern'irfen, 
 ierrijtten, uenuirren. 2. 1 a) jerriitten, oen 
 luirren. b) ocrniifen, jerrntien (Den 25er» 
 (lanD); deranged, uerriicft. 3. [-Wilit.] 
 entliiffcn. Sumner. 
 
 Iferan^eineilt , deianje' ment, 
 «. 1. Die 3erriirtniig, 23enuirruiig (Der »Hu» 
 gelcgenl;eiten te.). 2. Die 2>enuirrmig, 3ett 
 riittung (Des (i^eiilesj). 
 
 Jferay, dei4', (fr.) «. f Die ItnorD* 
 nnng, b<\6 ®etiimn'el, Xobeu, Der Carm. 
 
 JfcrC) dcre, (illigelf. derian) v. a. * 
 uerlei>en, ilnpeii. — adj. fd)iiDli;t). 
 
 Iferelict, der'ciiiu, (int.) adj. per> 
 lajjen, niifgegeben, Ijerrenloi. 
 
 Iferelict, «. 1. [Jfedjt^fpr.] Dn« 
 uerlnffene, l;errenli)fe, Derelinqnirte Qiut. 2. 
 ein iHMn 'OJieere perlnffener, trocten gelegter 
 ©trid) CnnDed. 
 
 Jf ereliction, dercUk'shun. «. 1. 
 DnS aJerlniJen, ^Jhifgeben. 2. Die 2>erlafTen» 
 Ijeit. 3. [:){ed)t^fpr.J Doo 3'irurfmcid)en (Der 
 (gee). DLACKsToKr,. 
 
 If eridC) deride', (Int. derideo) u. a. 
 i>erind)en, belrtd)en, uerljiiljnen, uerfpottea. 
 
 Some, who adore Newton for his t!u- 
 xions, deride him for his religion. 
 
 BcHkELEY. 
 
 Iferider, deridur, ». 1. Der SSer* 
 Indjcr, ©pi'tter. 2. Der Spagi'ogel, "iH'ffeni 
 reijjcr. [fpottiueife, fpuitndjer •iJieife. 
 
 Iferidillg-ly , dciide'ingle, ude. 
 
 Iferisiuii, deiizh'ilu, s. 1. Da5 
 33elad)en, '•:!ln6lnd)en, SSerlad)en. 2.DeripoI)n, 
 Die SKcrndjtnng, Der ©port. 3. (Der (aegem 
 llniiD De6 2)eriiid)cn^) Der ©pott. 
 
 In derision, fpDttlveife. 
 
 Iferi.tfive, tieilsiv, ( adj. f\>iHfi(d), 
 
 IferiMury, dcn'sure.J l;i)i;iiifd). — 
 ado. Deri'sively, fpi^ttlfd}. A 
 
 Iferivabie, deiivabi, adj. I. nb« J| 
 Ifiib.ir, Ijerleitbiir. 2. erreidjbnr. 3. jii beiie» 
 l)en, jn jirljrii 'trom, i\u6). lleitete -lijort. 
 
 lf«*rivitt<*, der'evale, < D.16 ljerfle» 
 
 lf«rrivati4*U, dereia'«liiin. «. I. 
 
 Die 'JlbifitiiM.i, i>erieiinug (oom llnprum 
 gei, Dil;er: bai 3ieinn, -iiijianii i e.iieS 
 
rhtp. f-,r. fall. fnt. M^. mpf. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, got. 6\\, cUM. Ti\be, tub. fdll. t/«iii, THis. 241 
 
 gilisfjeng !c.); ^iiipfniigen biirrf) Wtbtxlieft: 
 tuiig. 2. (Wmnim.] Die -ilbieiriing (eiiies 
 QDorttS oiMi eiiiem niiDerii). 3. Die •JlbleU 
 tiiiiii, Uiii(eitiiti<] (iiad) ciiier AiiSerii Seitci 
 I'Oii Oiiru>iifieni , 5'i'rM'jf'if«" 5f->- 4' •>•' 
 <Ul>leiriin(i, tnf 91l>(irlcitere, ipcrgelcitctr 
 
 19t?rivn.tivt?f deriv'ativ, adj. ab: 
 {jfleitet, t)ergcleitct. — adv. beriv'ative- 
 ly. rtbofieitet, turd) -Jib', i>erlcitimi]. 
 
 lierivative^ «• l. tie ab.jeleiU're 
 Sacl)i-. 2. |(S)rrtmm.| Dn« nbfjcicitete 'iUovr. 
 
 Werive, iliilve', (int. deiivoj v. a. 
 I. nbifiteti, Ijfrleiteii (upni UriVruiige, 
 ©tnmnie), Catjcr: 2. [Wmmtn.] nbuiteii, 
 Ij^rleitcn (oi'ii fiiifui aiiSerii "IGorte). 3. ab: 
 Uir'eii, iinilfiten (WeiuiiiTfr, SiutTiofcifcii !t.). 
 4. iiiitttjciicn, iiOerlieierii. 5. lUiCbrritcii, 
 perbreitrii , oertljetlcii. 6. ubertrngeii, qe> 
 i»iit)mi. SiiAK. 7. (tiom) 6iir(l> Uet'erliefe- 
 rung eiiipfniigfti , Ijnben , beftimineii , trlj.il; 
 ten (I'oii) ; criniinen ( iui6 ). 
 6. The stream* of jiintice were derived 
 into every part of the kiiigdoui. Uavies. 
 
 To derive from nature, tier OiiUur 
 Vfrraiifcii. To - profit from..., »3iU9<n 
 ^nbf 11 i>pii . . . , iJiuJjtrri jiel)en aui . . . 
 
 Uerive, v.u. t ijiTriitjmi , nbilmti' 
 men, l)criliimiiien, eiuiVriiiijcii , Ijcrfpmiiieu. 
 
 I am as wcil derived ai he, id) bill 
 fr eMen ^BtnimiieiS nl« er. Shak. 
 
 Weriver, derivc-ur. t. t)er^b(eiier, 
 ^iTliitir. Ijiir V'T'f fl«l)"'fl' $''•"' • • • 
 
 Uerilial, dermal. c>ir.> adj. I;autlj), 
 
 Ifeniioitlf dermoid, <Dr. ) aUj. 
 l'3}{tt.\ jiir i>iuit ijcijoriij, <?aut . . . 
 
 Merily dern, irtUijel)'. dearii) adj. ^ 
 1. trniiriij; eiiif.iiii. 2. gr.uifom. 3. (fdjott.; 
 I'rrborgeii. — ado. Dern'ly, irmino. 
 
 Itt^riirulf deiii'fiil, adj.'-' traiieuiofl. 
 
 Ucrnier, der'uier, u'r. 5lJ.J adj. 
 Itrjf; (liur ill dernier reskort, 6ie Itljte 
 3iiih;ii), .lebnuK^li^)- 
 
 lierOffMte, der'/igite, (lat. derogo) 
 r. a. I. t iiitfriifteii, rd)iiiiilrrii (.&c\tt)e lo. 
 J. t I'll ^ii3ett!)e tjeTi-.biftjfn, ^eriiiifiTfetieii. 
 
 I9(*ru9akt<* , o. n. I. (iiiit from) 
 Wbbriict) tijiiii (G-iiieiii on dtmat)- i. t 
 flufiirtcn, riitnrten. Shak. 
 
 To derogate from one'* self, feitier 
 iinivfirbiij Ijniibclii, (Viiirr 'IBiirbe i>ergebcn, 
 ftd) eniiebrigfii. To - dom a mnn's honor, 
 Jj.niiiiib mil iViiieii flurcii 'Tiiimcn brmncii, 
 PfruiliJIIlllV'ffll- T" ~ from the coiuinuii 
 ruU'i. uiMii 2d)lnibrinii nbgeljen. 
 
 If(*'ru|g^at(*, adj. ciitnnet, eiitn'firs 
 tiijr. biiAk. — adv. Der'ogately, ucr* 
 flrineniB , hrr.ibn'iirpigciib. 
 
 Mcrug-Utioil, derogi'sliun , I. 1. 
 tie (riufriiftiing, '£d)iiinlcniiig (fiiie« (iJc; 
 frneS ic). 2. (iiiit fiom pB. of, •{• to; bcr 
 ttl'ttiirt) (an Griuaf) , (S-iiitrag ; tie 95erflei» 
 Jllrnitif), SSi-rriiigeriing ; Da* 9Jcriiiigliiiip|Vii. 
 
 UerOffative« derogailv, f. De- 
 f ogn t o ry. 
 
 Mcroi^at(»rily , derog'aturile, 
 •do. )i:m 9iii(t)rheil , iia<t)theilig. 
 
 I>eroi;;^ntoriiieNM , deing'Sturi- 
 ■•s. J. 6i-r 'Jlbbnid), Otart)!!)!-!! , Da* 9iad)« 
 ikeilige, (£rt)iiiAh'riiDe , Die ipaiiMntin , wo. 
 liirrt) man rmirr ^JUiirbf ic. M'bnici) rl)iir. 
 ' li«^rO;(M(«»ryf dirngaiure. adj. 
 l.(io, from, ngainoi) iia(f)theiiig, j'ctlinai 
 
 En§''<Uut»ch WiirUflnuh. I. 
 
 DES 
 
 (ernb. 2. - clause, [9?e4)t?fpr.] Die jer(l&r> 
 li(f)c, berogatorifdje KiauiVl. 
 
 Tohederogatoryto truth, ber ^nljt! 
 i}eit na(i)ri;eilig fein, ber !i!Ual;rl}ett Qmai 
 oergeben. 
 
 Uerrillg*) der'ring, adj. f. Daring. 
 
 JUervis, der'vis, cpcn'.) #. l-Wfiitjam. 
 9{eI.] Der Denuirtt). 
 
 Uescuilt, des'kat't, (fp. discantar) 
 *. I. rWfiifJ a> Die SBeranDeniiig, 2>arianoii 
 eiiie^ 2iebe«. h) Dtr I'aiif. c; | Der &)e|aiig. 
 d) Der Diefant. Shak. 2. i a) Die "XePe, 
 ■ilbt)aiiDIiiiig , laitge >}lii51egiiMg. b> ci\6 &e- 
 reDe, (yeraui^^. Shak. 
 
 To make a lioly descant, eine moras 
 U\'d)c 0?iii;aiiii>enDi<ng niact^eii. Shak. 
 
 Uescaut, de»kant', o. n. I. Dcii Dl6> 
 raiir fiiigt-iii SJariatioiicii ftiigeui trilleni- 
 2. (.lu) lueifiniittg ubir(|-rioa*teDen, firt) laiigc 
 auft)alieii (bei>, pl;aiuafirrn (iibct). Shak. 
 
 i9eSC«Ultin{$°, dekkantiug, M. Die 
 iSeiiierfiiiig, SSerimuljuiig. 
 
 JI>e8C«U(l,desend , (l.descendo ; arm. 
 disgenn)t>. >i. I. l^erabi, t}iiuiiuer:, l)eriinti'rs, 
 i)iiiabfommen, >gel}eu, >i^^>a^»> t)eruiit(r>, 
 l)erab|{iepeii, abmarci} (Iietieii, faUeit, emeu 
 $all t)(\bti\ (P. iUiafJer). 2. i a) Urom, poii, 
 im6) Ijcrilainineii, abilammeii. b) cio> iiDcr- 
 gi'l;eu (}u;, fict) eiiilaiTeii, eiiigel;eii (in (kf- 
 mn6), barauf eiiigel^eii, firtj eiiilaffeii. c> (lo) 
 Hit) l^erablaffen , \id) eriiieDngeii (Di$ 410. 
 d) (to; Ijetiiitaden, anijeiiiitaileii (Cf'iiuuu, 
 riDcrflel)en(aiif). 3. fiiifen ; fflUt". 4. (OMur.J 
 [Allen. 6. uiiuermutljet einrucfeu, enifaUeii 
 (ill ein £anfi), lanbeiii (ou) t)ct\Mlm luber;; 
 uiiid) 1) eiiibrect^en, l}ereinDrc(t)eii , fallen 
 ^ou, aui, uDcr>. lgi'l}tn, ilc^ ramnitiu. 
 
 To descend Into one's self, i in flit) 
 
 MesceuU, v. a. l)erab|leigen , l)cr: 
 tinterileigeii, l)t'riiiitcrgd}cn (eiiien.>>iigclK.;. 
 
 lleMceudaiit) dcoeudam, 4. bet 
 '21bfi;Mniiiliiia, Oiail)f online. 
 
 JUesCeiltleilt, (let>eu'dlnt, adj. 1. 
 l;erab|lcigi'iiD; f.ideiiD, emeu jjall l)aOenDi 
 I'lnrenD. 2. i nbilamnu'iiD. 
 
 Wesceiidibility) t\i»ln(iti>ll'eti, 
 4, Die iieDcrtragbarteit, Die &igenrd)a[t tjiii- 
 (erlaffeii ivtrDeii jii foiiiicn <.l>oii Oiutern :i.). 
 
 llesceudible, de>.en'dcljl, adj. 1. 
 jHin ij)era»|leigeii (jefigiiet, 0011 luo man 
 I) rabjteigen, l)eriiii:ergel;eii, l^eriiiiferileigen 
 rami; j. '!}. the liill is -, mail fana Den 
 ipilgil l;erab|lei(jcii. 2. l^inrerlapiar , Ijintcr^ 
 laifen iverDen fomiciiD, iiDcrrragWir (I'on 
 0)ntern :c.). 
 
 Uescension, de.sln'>.huii (lat.) 
 
 4. 1. Da* ipirabjU'igen, >i>crabfominin ; iJals 
 len, Sinfen, 3iieDergel;cii. 2. i Die (JTiiies 
 Drignng, ber %Ml. 3. l-ll\1toii.i Right-, 
 Die (jeraDe 'JlDiU-ignng, Oi\ftOe*c«ifu>ii. Ouii- 
 que -, Die fri)iete •Jli'i'leigmig. 
 
 lleifCeUMiuiinl, dc>en'slitinal,a(I/. 
 jur 9ib|lnmnuiiig getjong, >il0|lamnuing8 . . . 
 19«8C<;Uifiv<$9 desen'sir. aiij. I;er: 
 abfomnifiiD, IjeraDjinleigen permi!>gfiifi. 
 
 JUet«c«;iitf desent', 4. I. Da£ iperab> 
 fTfigcn, i>eTaDfominen, ipcrmirerj, i>"ii"i' 
 'tergrtjcn, gaflen. 2. Der^ilfljang, 'ilbrani^. 3. 
 U n. J ber 5Ja!l. Mii.toh. 4.<oiuDic fanbiing 
 (anf, ill, ail); Der (^"iiiiad (Dcr 'Jeiiibe 10. 
 
 5. Der x>i'i'iim(l, 'lliifall niiiiT C>-n'rcl)air :c.). 
 , 6. Dae ^ei'd^irc^t, berStaniin. 7. bie (iieburt, 
 
 DES 
 
 «!lbfiinft, 9Jbftflninuing. 8. [Ojcnenl.] DfrKdn. 
 WraD, Da«(4)lieD. 9. Die '7?ad)fomiiien, >jfa.9« 
 fomnieii|"d>aft. 10. Der ©raD, Die 9Caiiijihife. 
 MiLTow. a. Der nieDrigile >}>la^. Shak. i2. 
 [-Miiif.j biii ©ingen in einein tiefem luii, 
 gaden. 
 
 8. No man is a thousand descents from 
 
 Adam. Hookf.k. 
 
 9. The care uf our descent perplexes 
 
 nio>t. Mii.TOM. 
 
 To make a descent on.., eineSaiiDnni) 
 madjen, i<uriief)uifn, bemi-rfilcdigeii, an, anf... 
 
 Wescribnble, deskn'ijai)! , mU. 
 berd)rict'cn luerDeii toniu-nb, befc^reiDOar, be« 
 jct^reiblid). 
 
 Uescribe, diskillie', (int. describo) 
 V. a. I. bei'd>reil>rn (Diird) irgenD cine ^tt 
 luegmig). 2. Defdjreiben, DnriWlen, rd)i(Dcrn 
 cmortlic^ I'D. I'djriftlid)). 3. bri'd)ri'il«rii, jeic^j 
 lien (einen 3irfil2c. ). 4. niiDeflimint beji* 
 nircn. Gray. 5. f in bir ge^origiMi Sapt» 
 tel ic. eintl^eiren. (I'd^reiber. 
 
 Oescriber, deskn'bur, s. Der 3)e» 
 
 Mescrier, deskri ur, «. Der dwtt 
 better. 
 
 Itescriptiou, diskr'p'shun, (laf.) 
 4. I. bie Sbefdjreibnng, (5d)ilberung, 91»« 
 I'djilDerung, Darjledmig (Diir^i "iijorf, -Sdjrift 
 Ob. 3ei4)en jo. 2. Die Ji5efd)reibiiiig, J)ar» 
 iTeUnng, 6d)ilDernng (Ni6 JWfdjri.bene). 3. 
 £fie (uubeiliminte) iJcgnffi-bejlimmmig, X>f 
 finirion. 4. a) Die 9lrr, idaije, (JJatning, Det 
 oiibegriff ( oon 'i^erronen einer beilimmteu 
 (Satinng). b; Die Qualitat, ©orte. 
 4. a; Persons of different descrip- 
 tions. Scott. 
 
 A man of iliis description, rill (ols 
 ct)er, fo befdjaffenir OMann. To make the - 
 of ... , (©tiuaU) abi'djilDern. [ fd)rci6eiib. 
 
 I>e.scrip(iv«, de^krip'tiv. adj. be« 
 
 lies c rive, ii'djott.) describe. 
 
 liescry, de»kii', (norm, descrier) 
 V. a. I. aui-fmiDrt^aften, aiiffpaljen (ein 
 fcinMidjeiS L'ager :c.). 2. eniDerfen, erfpaljeH 
 (etiuad aSerborgene*, ©iitfcrnte* jc.l. Shak. 
 3. t JtnnDe gcben (von etwai GTrpa(;etein). 
 
 Uescry, *. t Die ©ntOecfnno, bet 
 'JnnD. Shak. 
 
 Ifesecrate, dlsSekrAte, (fat. de- 
 secro) V. a. 1. eiitl)eiligeii, entiueif^en (einen 
 iempel 20. 2. ennoeiljcu (einen orbinirren 
 6}eiillid)en>. [(i-nriueil)nng, &ml;eilignn(i. 
 
 l>t^secraf iuil, dessekri'xhun. «.Die 
 
 llesert, dc* ert. (lat.) uilj- I. ? oer* 
 laffcn, Daljcr: 2. bit, iuii|l, luilb. 3. ^ leer 
 uineiiigenommeii). 
 3. Full many a flower is born to blush 
 unseen, 
 And waste its sweetness on the desert 
 air. Gkay. 
 
 liesert, «. bie Wuflt, 2iiii|leiiei; 
 ©iiiobe. 
 
 Uesert, dezert', (fr. deserter) e. a. 
 prrlaiTiu leinen Ort, eine 6a(^e, eine ^ar« 
 lei :c.). ( ljeer(li'id)rig iverDtii, bciertiren. 
 Uesert, v. n. ('OJfilir. J aii6ivi6en, 
 IKesert, (ihmi deserve) *. 1. Da* ®er» 
 bienil, Die ocrt>ienillid)e 5panDlnng. 2. Da6 
 SBerDienfl (Der £'ol;n, bie oerDiente ibiloljnnnG 
 oDer Srrafc) 
 
 Kank'd with all deserts, nmgeben OOU 
 alien 9lrten uerbienilpoder "Mfemdjen. Shak. 
 
 16 
 
242 Fate, far, falf, fat. Mi, n\h. Fine, fin. N6, ni6ve, n6r, g6t, 6iL rlSud, Tube. t(ib, full. I/mii, THi«. 
 
 DES 
 
 Deserter, dc j^lr' tur. «. l . iev ^fTic^t: 
 BcrgefTcuc, ^ilfctninitidc ^lli'fli-fiifleiie. 2. [■')3ii= 
 ht.j fer ^Jluvrn^ft, in >>ecrfliic()tige. 
 
 JDesertfuly desert' tul, adj. ver-. 
 fcienillid). 
 
 Mesertion, dezer'sluln. s. 1. bafi 
 pStriafftii, tie 2Jerlr.fi'iiug (eiiit'£ 2Jiiite6, eiuev 
 ^arci'i :c.). 2. l-)}iiitr.l tuM Hu^ird^tn, ^ic 
 ^cerfluc^t. 3. iiheol.] tai 33eriaJTeii|Vin ooi'. 
 ©ott, Me 25i'rlaffenl;cit , ber i?leiiiimitl), Das 
 SScriiigcn. 
 
 llesertle»iS, dezlrt'les, adj. I'CV-- 
 tienilioi. — udv. Besert'lcKsly, vet- 
 
 Mesertrice, deter'trfs.^ *. bie 
 
 Mesertrix, dcter'tilks. 5'il>f'irf)ti'cr= 
 flefffiu. 
 
 Jfeserve, deilrv'. (int. deservio) 
 V. a. 1. (J u- i) DcrDienen (finer ©acf)c luiir; 
 big feiii). 2. uerbieucii (eiiicii 3Jiifpruc() !)«> 
 U\\, J. 93. <iuf 2i^l)ii zc.;. 
 
 JWeserve, v. n. onit of) ftd) Derbient 
 ntn(l)cii (urn eiiie ©arf)e ob. ^htumd. 
 
 JWeservecUy, deier'vedle. ude.vev: 
 biciuer iBeife, iiad) ®ebiil)r ob. SSorbieiifl, 
 liiit 9i'ed)t.. 
 
 Ueserver, dcier'vur, *. ((]cw6()iU. T) 
 ber ucrbitiitc 0}uinii. ['OJidnner. 
 
 Tlie l)cst deservers, bie prrbieiitcftcn 
 
 Ifeiiierviug-, dei^er'ving. ndj. I. 
 ocrbieiit d'. ^erfmieii). 2. i>erbirn|li»ufl, i>er.- 
 6ien|llic^ (u. i?niiHiiiii]cio. — udv. Deser'- 
 vingly , ucrttennlid). 
 
 19esli»bill(', } (fr. ) ». bie 
 
 Idesltabil, desabil', 5 ')Jior()enf(ei: 
 fciiiig, i?vUi^flfiMiiin - brt^^niis.-, 9i(icf)t: 
 fleib, Bf;()nbi(le'. [ ncnb (f. Desiccate). 
 
 Mcsiccant, dcsikkant, adj. trorf.- 
 
 JUesiccttut, i. [•'Bieb. ) t>ai trncf^ 
 Beiibe, fiiieti-orfncube '0!)?ittd. 
 
 l>esicca<e , dcsik'kJite, (fat. de 
 •Icco) V. a. 1. nu^trocfnen (©I'lnipfe ic). 
 %. (lu^bi'inilen. 
 
 Ifesiccate, v. n. nufitrurftint. 
 
 Uesiccntiun, dc^ikka'simn, «. bie 
 Siudiri^cfiumji. Itrocfneiib, niUrrocfiifiu"'. 
 
 Mesiccative , dc-ik'kalJv , adj. 
 
 UeNiderate, des'd'crate, (Int.) v. 
 a. t I'eriiniTeii, bt'M'irfcn. 
 
 IDesideratiiiii, dcsideii'tiim, pi. 
 desiderata. (Int. 5B.) *. (baS OWaiineliibe, 
 gclileiibe, syebiirfiiiM, PTforberni|j> t!(i6 I)c-- 
 ftbemfuui, pi. Defibemtn. 
 
 JUe»«i«li<».«ief desidjeose', (lat.) adj. 
 triiflr, nuiijiii, faiil. 
 
 JI9e»ii^Il, dc-iiie', (Int. desigiio) v. a. 
 
 1. eiitiuerfcii , jeicDnrii , niitji'id)!ieii. Siiak. 
 
 2. iHThnbcii, iiii ©iiiiic (jnbcii, i iiii ©djilbc 
 f\ll)ren. 3. fid) iuiriirf)tiieii , iHTljabeit, bc> 
 fdjiifBeii, 533ifUMi4 vt>. <\e\ow\tn (tin. 4. t 
 beflmitucii, be5eid)iifii. Locke. 5. beiliiHiiiPii, 
 jumeifeii; (imi for, t '») bc|lmitiieu (jti i>b. 
 f«r &tn'n5). 
 
 tttsHlffn^ «. 1. bcr O'lifnuirf, $lnti, 
 9fi(J, ^brig (finer Bfidjiiiinfl :c. ). 2. ber 
 ^Inii, (S-iitiviirt, 9!tn"d)inn. ^i^ '!priMfft. 3. 
 ter SBiTin^, bof SSiThoben; bie 'Jlbfirfif. 4. 
 bie 3eid)iiiiiifl <jiir 9viditrrt)iiiir iTir Siniilieri. 
 5. (Siibiift. II. 'Wnnsif. ] bnf Wiiilrr, bie 
 OTiii'ler5C'd)iiiiiig (nut 3''"iK" '. 6- (Wiif. 
 H. fit.) brr <l>loii, bie 9lnrrfiiiin<]. 
 
 Throtigli cirkigii. nbrid)ri!d). niit gleig 
 
 DES 
 
 To have a design upon anyone, 916; 
 fidjten niit C-iiieni tjnbeii. 
 
 Mesig^iiablev desineabl, atlj. I. 
 feniulid), beutlid). 2. uiiterrdjeibbnr. 
 
 l>esig-uate, designate, (lnf.de- 
 sigiio) V. a. 1. beieid)ncii, biirc^ befoubcre 
 Seidjcn tciuuiid) ninc^eii. 2. niitjet bejeid); 
 lien, iintert"d)eiben. 3. (mit for ob. to) bc= 
 fnnimeu, nutcrfcl)en (jii ober filr ©nun*). 
 4. gerid)tlid) ernenncn. [iliinint. 
 
 lle-^ig-uate, adj. f bejeidjucr, bt-. 
 
 Mt'Si^uatioil, deshigiia'sliun, s. 
 I. bie ibejiidjnuiin (burd; (^renicn, 3ei' 
 d)en ic). 2. bie !i^eilininniiig, vUniueifung, 
 ■.Uiiorbming. 3. (nut lo) bie 23e|liniiiiuiig, 
 (Fvncnniinij (jn ©rmnd). 4. ber Smcrf, bit 
 ilbfic^t. 5. bie bi'fonbere »Uniueiibung c^e- 
 teuning). Locke. [ jria^ucnb, beihninicnb. 
 
 Jtesig'iiatit'e, desiguativ, adj. be: 
 
 JUcSig'Uaf or, des'tgnatur, «. [3i&in. 
 (Sefd). I ber 3erenuMiicnmci|ler. 
 
 JUesig'lieflly, desi Hedle, adv. ab-. 
 firfjrild), uorinijlid), nut 'Jleip. 
 
 lfesi{;fiter, dcMiiur. t. I. ber3cid): 
 ner. 2. bev ^45lnnnind)er; (>-rfinber. 2. I bcr 
 ^^tcjcttnind)cr, ^Iniunndjer. 
 
 Uesig^Iirulliess ^ desine'fuUie.<i. 
 *. t fccr lleberflnil an ^^idnen (uni 9lnbere 
 jti 6ennd)!fjeiliiien). 
 
 Ifesig^iiiiii;;:, deKiniiig, a<(/. $Idne 
 nirtdjenb ob. idjniicbenb; bnl;er: i li|tifl, nrg^ 
 li|li(), bintiTiiilig, iM\<if. 
 
 l>esi{i;'iiing', »■ bie 3t'id)enfunf^. 
 
 JOesi^uieSS, desineles, adj. 1. 
 n6fid)tsii'fi, uiu'or nijiicf). 2. plniilo^. — adv. 
 Design'lessly, 1. linburinijll^). 2. un: 
 luiffentlic^. 
 
 llesi^IIllienty disine'ment, «. f 
 I. ber '<pU\n, (S-ntiuurf, bie ©fijje. 2. bie 
 (biiie) "Jlbi'idjt, bnS 93url)nben, ber gel;einie 
 'iliifdjing. 1 ber tedjing, bus (^nbe 
 
 Resilience, dcit enense, (Int.) s 
 
 liesiueut, desenent, adj. f du@er|1 
 (}. 35. bcr nnficrilc il)eil). 
 
 Uesipieilt, de^ip'eeut, adj. mr-. 
 rii'di, iiiu'cniiinffig. 
 
 Itesirable, dezirabl, (fr.) adj. I. 
 iiM'iiii"d)cn8n)crtl). 2. eriurmrdjt, niigencl;tn, 
 crgoi^lid). 
 
 Ifesirableitess, dezi'raltlnl.s, I. 
 bie 5i5nni"d)enen)iirbigfeit, bi\& 2i3iinrd>cii^: 
 iucrtl)c, 41ngfnel)nie. 
 
 liesire, de/.iie', (fr. de'sir) I. 1. bcr 
 
 ■aSunid), bns 23frinngfii. 2. bni^ ^JJegcbren, 
 
 bie 33itte. 3. bn6 SScrlnngen, SBcrlnngte (bcr 
 
 (iJcgcnilnnb be« QSerlniigciii:'). 4. bne iScr: 
 
 Inngcn (bie t'lcbe, 3nncig«ng). 5. bie Cuil, 
 
 SBegierbe. 
 
 1. Desire is that internal act, wliirli, 
 
 by influencing llie will, makes us prs- 
 
 cecd to' action. Ki.. of Critici.sm. 
 
 IVesire, (fr. de'sirer; arm. desiraic. a. 
 I. ii'iiiii"d)fn, brgfl)ren; i>erlnngcn (nnd);. 2 
 ii>iinrd)cii, fiTbern (ben ilOnnrd) laiir ii>erbcii 
 iniTciii; (of) fprbmi ( i>iMi Oeninnb). 3. bit- 
 ten (nin CS-tiva«). 4. t I'criangen, rrfprbeiii. 
 
 To desire in marriage, anl?altrn lim 
 (fin >W.ibrt)rni. [Simk. 
 
 IKcMired, dc<{'rd. nd/. miOroinnifii. 
 
 IteNiredly, de^irvdie, arfc. nndi 
 a- Hindi. 
 
 IteNireleHK, d*/iie le».n(</ n>mird)j 
 
 DES 
 
 Io4, ffinen 9Bum\t , fein iSerfnngcn I)nbenfc 
 
 Mesirer, dcii'rur, «. ber 9S$u»« 
 fdienbc, SScgeijrciibe. 
 
 JUesiruiis, deii'nls, adj. begierig. 
 - ot, begieng nod) ©ti-ons. To be - of, 
 rrnd)tcn nnd) (S-tiuiu*. 1 am - to.., id) nuidjte 
 gem K. — adv. Desi'rously. begicrig, 
 fetjiilid). ["^egietbe, ©el;iifiid)t. 
 
 I>«*sirousiiess, dc/inVsnes, i. bie 
 
 Itesist, desi.sf. (I.) t». «. emit from) 
 nb|1f()en, nblnffcn (uon). 
 
 Oesistaiice, desis'ian.se, «. b<\& 
 9lb|1cl)cn, ■.Hbhiffen (i>on). [enbigeiib. 
 
 ]9e.>iistiveV dckistlv, (int.) adj. •> 
 
 01'sU, desk, ( angclf. disc; ban., 
 fc^iueb. disk) *. 1. ba6 ^tilt, <£d)rci6cpiilt. 
 2. a) btt& ^l^i'rpnit. b) bie ivnnjcl (in einer 
 i?ird)e), ber ^rfbiger(liil;I; bnljcr: 3. i ber 
 geiillic^e ©tniib. 
 
 llesk, D. a. 1. in eineni 'i)}ii(te i>crs 
 fd^licpen. 2.i nufl)iuifen, nnl)dufen(®d)r.9eK.). 
 
 lle!«»Iate, deK'.s<!>lAte. tint.) adj. I. 
 iin6eiiiol;iit, bnljer: 2. obe, luiiil (lum Jviiis 
 nen IC). 3. einfani; (feljr) bctnibt, trnnrig. 
 4. II uon ©utf uertaflcii; troillo6. — adv. 
 Des'olately, bctnibt; ini Suj^'^nCe Cet 
 93crlnfTenl)eit jc. 
 
 liesolate , (Int. desoio) v. a. vers 
 un'iilen, uert^bcn, uerl}ccren. 
 
 Ite.su later, des'diiatur, «. ber 23er< 
 ijber, 25enuiirtcr. 
 
 UeSUlatiOIt, dc.ssiili'sliun, s. I. 
 bie SBcri^ibiiiig, 25crl;feriiiig, aScnuuiliing. 
 
 2. bieOcbc, 6-inobe, 2Bu)lc. 3. bie grogt, 
 tiefe 55etriibiiii}, irotllofigfeit. Shak. 
 
 IKesuIatury, des'solature, adj. 
 betvi'ibcnb, jannnenu'd. ; 
 
 Ifespair, detpAre', (fr. de'sespoir^ 
 *. 1. bie iKcrjiuciflnng. 2. bie Wutl)Iofigffit, 
 irofllofigfcit, ipi'ffnungfiloi'igfeit (al^ Oirunb 
 ber aScvjmcifTung ). 3. || bie SScriiueijIuna 
 on ber 53nruil)erjigfeit ©otted. 
 
 To be driven to despair, )Ut S5er> 
 jiutifTung gcbrnd)t fein. 
 
 Itespair, (int. despero) v. n. (of; 
 uerjmeifclii (nn). 
 
 To be de.<paired of by the physi- 
 cians, uon bcii '•Jlerjteii nnfgegcbcn fein. 
 
 Despair, v. a. ^ut S3cr.i)ueif{nnjj 
 bringen. (25crjiucifclnb« 
 
 JBftespairer, despare'ur, s. bet 
 
 Despairrili, despare'fiil, adj. oer> 
 iioeijliingc-oofl, ocriioeifelt. 
 
 Ue.spairill^iy, despi'riugle, ado. 
 oerjiiu'ifcinb , ocrjiocifVit , luic ein S8crjivci> 
 fcltcr, jnin 2>crjiucife:n. (jiucifciu (nn) 
 
 To speak despairingly of . . . , l".'r» 
 
 lt<^Npatcil, despaish', f. D i s p a t cli. 
 
 Me.*«peCti<>II , dcspck'sliun. (Int.) 
 «. I. bii^ i?crnbfcl)cn. 2. t bai $crnbfel;en^ 
 SSerndjteii. 
 
 19eNpera(l<», dlspcra'd^, (fpan.) «• 
 bcr lonfopf, 5i5ngcl)nliS, loflfiiljnf. 
 
 ite-*«pera<«'^, des'j)Ciale, (Int.) adj„ 
 I. ucriiufii'fli (bo5, arg, fd)iinim). Shas. 2. 
 oeriiofifclt, oenucgin, fiilni, brciil. Shak. 
 
 3. to'fl. luiifbcnb, rmViib. 4. ofrjiueiieli, Ijojf* 
 nnng6(o6. 5. o gn-D. rd)rrrflid). 
 
 To be desperaie, tobf n , roettc rtl. K 
 - business, ciii rdXiiiimcr >>nnbfl. A - 
 disease, einr »crii;>fiifUe, gefnlirltdje ifrnnf* 
 hcit. 
 
 I 
 
Fate, far, fnll, fat. M^, met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, ^6t, 6il, cl6iul. Ti^be, tub, full. tAin, THis. 243 
 
 DES 
 
 Desperate f «. fcer, bit SScrjnjcU 
 fflte. 
 
 liesperntely, dln'peratele. ode. 
 1. uerjiveifelt, jtmi 25erjiucifcin. 2. a'iitl)ent>, 
 tcQ, ivie riu Scrjiueifelter. 3. o atiperor: 
 teiiriid), rrtfenS. 
 
 To fall desperately in love with . ^ 
 juin aSiTjiuci-fln, Unblid), rnfinb in &inen 
 uirlieU luerOen. 
 
 Ifeftperateness, des'peiltenes, 
 «. Die loQIjeit, 2i3iirlj, ^fnfcrci. 
 
 I9esper»tion, deKp^ii'shun, «. 
 1. bie iBeriU'fifliiiijj. 2. tie 95cr}iuci|\uii(j, 
 2i3iir(j, Jdiferei. 
 
 To figlit with desperation, ftd) Vtt-. 
 Iiueifelt, i»ie cin Seriiucifclter luehren. To 
 be urged to -, jur SBtrjiueipuitg (jebrnd)t 
 ncvtew. 
 
 Uespicable, des'pekal)!, adj. Vtv-. 
 ni1)tlid), nicrriij, gmiein, (jerini], uiiebci (o. 
 ^erfDiifn uiib Dingen. — ado. Dea'pi- 
 cahfy, uernd)tli(f), qfiiifin :c. 
 
 UespicableiieNSfdes'ptkablnei, 
 «. tie 93emd)ilirf)fcit, >)lle^rlgreit, Oicmcinljfit. 
 
 UespicieDcyf desp^'slienki, (Ittr. 
 dcKpicio) t. 1. iai $eriit>|(l)en. 2. f bad 
 23er.i(f)ten. I ii(f)»irt). 
 
 Iie8pi<(able, di<.pt'zabl, adj. ott- 
 
 Ueivpisal, ilenpt'xal, «. « bit See 
 Ad)tuiig. 
 
 toespifte , di«p{/e', (lat.) v. a. 1. 
 cfmcf)rfii, I'friVfjiiiflljen. 2.i'cM6rrf)ciien.SHAK. 
 
 De«pii>(>d time. binucrtI)Io|V3fit. Shak. 
 
 llefipiMeilnefiNy rJetpi'^cdnes, «. 
 ber Siirti-iuD rc5 aSer.idjreiriiiiS. [iicf)ter. 
 
 IKeKpiNer, despj zur, «. ber Ser: 
 
 UeKpiMiitS'f (leitpiMng, «. bie SStt: 
 nrtjtiiiig, ^>l6 95ir.irt)reii. 
 
 19<;Npi»iiiig^lyt despl'xmgli, adc. 
 rfnidirlirf), iiiit 25triid)timg. 
 
 Ife»>pite, u^splie', (fr. de'pit; nmit. 
 despite; nrui. desped) t. I. bie 35PSl)iit, 
 Ificfe. 2. ber Iri^lj. 3. ber ^Herger, 2i3ibrr= 
 tville, aJrrrriiB. 
 
 In despite of you, C»l)nrn jiim Iro^e. 
 la your (own) -, eilrt) iVIt'l'l Jlliil IrP^e. In 
 - ol liit eiieniiea. iViueii Jritibeii jiiiii lrrl;e. 
 
 ncMpite, n. a. qiiiilcn, nrgcrii; Q\- 
 tiem trrmn. Kaleiuh. 1 Ijnft, turfifrf). 
 
 IVeNpiferill , cl^spiie'lul. adj. bvi-- 
 
 IteNpiterully^ desplle'tulle. adc. 
 boftjiiftcr >li3eire, aiiS 25odl)i.it, Ulrfifd), jum 
 aifrger. 
 
 UeNpifcrulueflilf disptte'f&lnls. 
 «. bie 93ofl)cit, liirfe, ber ongrimm, S«(5. 
 
 IfeSpiteOUM, dikpit'iilius, <!(//. t)i>^; 
 
 !)a(t, turfitd), grmmiig. Mutoh. — adv. 
 Despi'teously, boft^iift K. 
 
 lleMpoil, devpoil', (far.) »■ a. I. 
 plfinbirn, (ot) brrnubfii (OfU'inb eiiur 
 ©iidiri. 2. 1 berniibiii. eiirbitjjiii. 
 
 UeKpoiler, d^spo'lur, t. ber ?{iiii; 
 ter. ^liinberer. 
 
 Itc'Hpuliaf ion, despnlU'sliun, «. 
 lit ^liinbcniiig. i^iTniitJiiiig. 
 
 lieHpunti, dckpoiid', (Int.) v. n. (of) 
 perjii'fifi'iii, i'er}(i(ifti <iiii). 
 
 lf<*Rp<lll(l<*nCy, despnii'deiisi. f. 
 to* 95frjogrii. brr Jxieiniiiiith. Imrjiigrrib. 
 
 l>t*Mp<»lld«'n(, despondent, adj. 
 
 Mt*Npon<ler» dexpundur, «. brr 
 BnTjcflenbe. 
 
 DES 
 
 Despouilin^Iy , despon'd'nglj, 
 adv. i>erjngcnb. 
 
 liespoiisate , despon'sAte, (Int.) 
 V. a. f I'crk'bfii, uiTiprec^en. 
 
 Oesponsation , desponsa'shun, 
 «. t bie ajLrlt'l'ung. [lualrfjern'ttjer, Dccpot. 
 
 Iftespot, despot. ( gr.) *. ber ®e: 
 
 Ite.sputiC, deiipot ik, ^ adj. I. 
 
 Uespotical, despot'ekal, ^ beepo> 
 ti\<i), eigeiiindcl)tig (umi giirilen). 2. bc5po= 
 tifd), uiiumrc^rnnft , uiieingcfci^rmift, ivill- 
 ful)rli(l> cbie OJeiunit, *))tnd)t :c.;. 3. betpo.- 
 tifct), ti)raniiif(^. — ado. Deipot'icaily, 
 beepptifd). 
 
 SdespOticalnesSjdespot'ikalnes. 
 «. bie 355illfii^rlid)fcit, beepurifc^e (JJeiunlt. 
 
 OesputiNiin, despotism. *. 1. bie 
 iinum|'il)raiifte, iuinfiil;rlic^e (^4.'ivnlt, ber 
 DtspotiCtn. 2. bie (iJeiualt i ob. 3iuiiiigl)«rr; 
 fc^jnft, ber Deeprti^ni. 
 
 Ifespuinate, dls'pumite , (fat. 
 despuuio; v. n. I |'d)ihiim'ii , @(^iiuin niif: 
 merfcn. 2. n6rd)mimcti. [bie Sttjfcfjiuimuiig. 
 
 UeMpuiltatiuil, despuma'sliiin, <. 
 
 llefi«|UainattUll , deiikwaniA- 
 •hun, (lat.) t. I6l;ir.j bn^ lUbfdjiippen, ^b. 
 iplitterii (V. £nu(t)eii). 
 
 Ileus, des, f. Desk. l^a<f)ti{d). 
 
 Uessert , dez/lit', (fc. SO «• ber 
 
 Ifestiuate, dcsteuAte, dat.) v. a. 
 ■f beilimiiuii (ill ©[luiiS). 
 
 If estiiiate, udj. beiliiiiint, feflgefef^t. 
 
 Ifestinatioii, desten&'sliun, t. l. 
 bie~i3ei'liiumiing. baj iJeilimmeii (eiiier>Siirt)e 
 ill irgenb eiiiem 3)uccfe). 2. bie ^ciiiMtming 
 (ber 3>vecf, 6ii6 Gube, luojii irgenB (S-riunfe 
 beilimmt i|l, j. 33. t6 i|l bie Jjeilimuiiiiig 
 bee "Slieiijc^eM jti ihrbeti). 3. bie^H'ittiiitnuug, 
 ber Crt ber iyeilimiiuiiig, SBeiliminuiigfort. 
 3. The sliip left lier de«tiuutiun, (lie 
 place of her — . Webster. 
 
 Destiue, desrin, (U\t. destinoj r. a. 
 I. (to Ob. lorj t'ctliiiinieii (eiue 'S<\(t)e eb. ^!perj 
 foil iu ^ima*). 2. bejliniiiieii, icjlfei^eii (uii- 
 luanbeibar). 3. bciliiiiiiirii, i<erniil>\ffL'ii, ler: 
 iiiogeii.SHAK. 4. bctliiiiiiieii, luibiiieii, iucil;ei). 
 
 liesfiliy, des'ienc. (fr. destin) t. 1. 
 bus ed)iif lal, t')c|'d)l(f. 2. b<\6 >S(t)icfrtil, iStr: 
 Ij.ingiiiH. 3. pt. i [ '»ii)rl)Pl.] bie (£d)icf|"al«j 
 gji'tiiimen, ^tirjeii. 
 2. But who can turn the ttream of des- 
 tiny. Spckser. 
 
 D e s t i n y - r e a d e r , ber SSSnl^rfiiger. 
 
 Mesfitute, desteoite, (liU. desti- 
 tutus) adj. 1. (of) eiitbli<^t (Lioii). 2. vex: 
 irtiTfii, i)uiftP6. 
 
 Desti tut e of comfort. tro|lf»3. —of 
 inhabiiiiiiis, cimnMfirt. To be -, ill einer 
 Ijiilpofeii ?iige feiii. [ lajliiie. 
 
 If estitiite, «. ber, bie ^lilfJoiV, ^m 
 
 Ifeslitiite, V. a. 1. t iierlaiJeii (Oe- 
 ninilb). 2. t biTniibeii (Oemniib). 
 
 Ifeiititltlioil, destciti'shun, «. (of) 
 ber -Mfiiiigel mii'; bie >Jlrimitl). 
 
 IfeMtrwy, desirde', (l>U. destruo) v. 
 a. I. jer|li!'rrii, i>rrbtrbcii, i'eriiii1)fcii. 2. i>rr: 
 t)eeren, I'erii'Uileii <iiiit 'Jeiier u. €(l)uiert !c.). 
 3. ti^bteii, iimbriiigiii , rrr(t)iiigeii (i*. "•MiVii: 
 f(!)eii It. lljierrin. 4. niiflii'^nii nm(t)eii, etir. 
 tiriifti (Glimmer jo. o. icriclire'i , iiiifror. 
 trii, ffrtiliien ' ivie gririiTe 25ogei bie ^inVf. 
 fell) 6 jerjliJreii, iu (iiruiibe vi.i)t<n, i>er<, 
 
 DET 
 
 nid)ten (bai Qnbt irgenb einer ©nc^e ^er» 
 bcifiil;ren, j. 93. einer 'iirnuf, eineS SSiaU 
 bes jc); jerruttcn. 7. [Gljcm.J nufJoien, 
 jerfe^en. 
 
 To destroy one's self, (t(^ nmbringen. 
 The - ing angel, ber 2Burgcngc(. 
 
 Ifestroyable, destroeabl, adj. t 
 jerilijrbar. 
 
 If estroyer, desiroe'ur, *. ber 3er» 
 jtijrcr, 25eriuii|1er, SSfrberbcr; '5K6rber. 
 
 Ifestroying-, desti o^ing, «. bie 
 SeriK^rung, 23env>i"iilnng. Mii.toh. (ten. 
 
 If eStrUCt, dcslrukt', F. a. f jerftfis 
 
 Ife.<itructibility , destniktii.ii'- 
 
 ite. <• bie 3erilDrbiirfoit. [jiT|16rbiir. 
 
 IfestrilCtible, deslruk lebl, adj. 
 
 Ifestruction, destruk'sliiin. ((at.) 
 «. 1. bie 3erilDruiig, aScriiiiiiTnng. 2. bet 
 •iJiotb, 1obtr(t)Iiig , bo« 55liirbob, (JJemeoelj 
 bie ♦Jiieberloge. 3. ber Untergoiig, bii^. 25er» 
 berben. 4. ber eiuige lob, bie ajrrbnmnintp 
 5. bn«, mn6 ieritijrt, bie \\ria(t)t ber 3er» 
 (lornng. 
 
 IfeStrUCiive , destruk'liv , adj 
 jerili'renb; (tnit of pb. to) oerbcrblicf) (filr). 
 
 If estructively , desti uk'tjvie, 
 adv. jerili^reiib, ocrBertMiil) , Mnl}iiibriiiiienb. 
 
 If estrucfiveness , desu uk'iiv- 
 nes. «. biejcriKireiibe(i5eiua(t aSirberbiirfjfeit. 
 
 Ifesfructor, destiiik'tur, t. t ber 
 Serilijrer. 
 
 Ifesudation, desiidi'shun . (Mt.) 
 «. ber ilarte ©djnjcig, ba6 fiath, friiiirf)aft( 
 ©djmi^en. 
 
 If esuetude, dls'sw^uide. (int.) «. 
 b<i6 Slbfi'mnien (eiiic^ (i)cbriiurt)5 to. 
 
 Words in every language are lost liy — , 
 2Corter gcljeii in jcber ®priirt)c bnoiird) ocrs 
 loren, bng fie nnfer &ebtaud) funinieii. 
 
 Ifesiilpliiirute, desul'fuiiite, v. 
 a. [ dtjtiw. ] cnt|"(f)iwffeln. 
 
 Ifesiilphuratiuii , deMjifui A'- 
 shun. ». [Gl)eni.] Cie &iitrd)iuefelniiii. 
 
 IfeSllltOriueSS, desuliiiienes. I. 
 I. bie Unbeiliinbigfeif, iydutcrljnfflgfeit, <K}nii« 
 fe(murl;igrtit. 2. bie glilcljtigfeir, SBergang* 
 lii^feit. 
 
 IfesuKory, dls't'ltiiic. dot. desul- 
 torius) adj. I. iinbi'tliiiibig, fi;,utrrl)iifr, iiinn« 
 fclnu'itfjig, oermiberlid). 2. oon'ibergeljnib, 
 fiu(t)t\q (0. ®i'bnnfen tc.). — adv. Ues'ul- 
 t o r i I y , firid)rig ; (Tatterl)rtfr. 
 
 Ifesuilie, desunie', (lat.) V. a. ■}■ 
 l)crni()inen, entneljmcn; (from) e!iiiel)iien 
 (oon). Hale. 
 
 Ifetacll, detatsh', (fr.de'iacher; (irm. 
 distaga) v. a. I. a) t (from) rtbfoncem, 
 trenncn, lotJinnrfjcn, nblofen (oon). b) i (from) 
 nbiuenbig ober abrpenilig niad)en (Oeniiinb 
 oon einer "JS.irtei :c.). 2. (-)}i'iiit. J betiifd)i« 
 ren; abfenbcii, aii«rd)i(fen , noi"d)itfeii (ouf 
 fi'omninnbo). 4. [-Wiir.] betiifd)iren , nb|Vn» 
 ben (ein ®d)ifF). 
 
 Ifetaclieil, d^iaishd', adj. nbgrfrn' 
 
 bert. — parcels of merchandize, einjellie 
 2Gniireiipnrrien. [ 'Jliifjeniverfe. 
 
 Detaciied pieces, f JJeitnnp.^b. ] bie 
 Ifetacllllieilt, deiaislrinent, t. I. 
 bie 'Mbfonbt-riiiig, Ireiiniiiifi. 2. [-Miiiit.) bai 
 X?i'tnid)iMiiriif , ^iMii'tiiiiibr ((^oiboten), bet 
 Slbtr.ib. 3. I -»i,ir. ) bie Jiottenobtljeiluinj, 
 bai nbjtiPiiberte ffiet'd)n>aber. 
 
 16' 
 
244 Fate, f'.r, fAH. fa». ^U, nie( Fine, fin. No, move, nor, got. 611, c]^^d. Ti'ihe, tub. fnll. l/zin, Tflis. 
 
 DET 
 
 IVetail, detale', (fr.) i>. a- 1. iiniifnii& = 
 lid), (iu«fiil)i-lid), (ifiinu erfdireii , eri^iljleu, 
 befd)reibcn , )'d)il£>i'rii , ^nrll■!le^, Derciiijeiii. 
 
 2. I\)?i>r6ani. <JKilit. ] aii«iuol;len (Dffiiierc 
 pB. ©Dltiiteii wn eiiieni Slorps ic). 
 
 Detailed, umftanbiiil), nu^fiifjrlicf). 
 
 IVetail, <• I. tie iini|lan6iict)c obcr 
 flii6ful)rlicf)e Ci-rjn(;lim(i, 95i'fi1)reit'im.i, -iUii- 
 tu\(\Mevfct}i\n(\, ©i1)il&cning, Dnrlr(]iiiin, inu- 
 Onii£i|iri)e 9iiicl)rii1)t, (5-iiticIiil;eit, ttt iiiil;erc 
 lliii|lnii&. 2. [9itirCiiim. -33iiiit.] Me illii^iu.iljl 
 (I'lMi Cffijifren ct. (SoIOntcu ini^ ten SJofleii 
 pb. ei|leii). 
 
 In derail, l.eiit}e(ii, fltlcfmeife. 2. iim- 
 fliiiiflid). By -, niicfivfiU", /iiUi'lu- 
 
 IVetailer, detale'ur, s. ^-tucr, bcr 
 miifJiinbliit t'rjril;lt, l'crd)i;eifrt, frfjilbert. 
 
 19etMill, deiaiie', (lat. dctiiieo) v. « 
 1. }urii(f()iiiriii , I'ormtfjiilten (imrcd)tiiiai5i; 
 genueire 0>elBeric.), hiiiterljalteii ; initin\1)iii: 
 jien (23ricff). 2. jiiriirf!;iilteu, }iirucfbi:^.iltcii, 
 flufhrtlteii, i>frl)inbeni , iii'ljultcii ('^er|'Liiitii). 
 
 3. a) [9{e(i)tfrpv.] t)ii(rcn, aii(;olrcu (nU &(■- 
 fnn.jfiieii) ; gctiiiiflfii fjoUeii , eiiifpcrrcn. 
 BiACKsToNE. b) ill 95erd)liig neljmcii, iiiit 
 Wrrcrt bi'le(]eii (ein ©cijiff ic). 
 
 I>('t»iiider, dctane'dur , «. ber 
 83erl)afri.-tH'ft'l)(, ^upriirbcfcljl. 
 
 Ji9eta.iii«r, dctaiuii', «. 1. ber S3i^c; 
 entljalter; aiiifhaltciibe; 3iiriirf(;alteiibe. '2. 
 [9{edit^rpr.j ber iinred)tma|;i(ic 2}ent) (frcnu 
 ten &iiifnr()imi« :c.). 3. ber a5crl;iift; ^t- 
 f4)lna, 'Jlrreil. 
 
 To lay ct>. to lodge detainers against 
 any one, ©ineiii Qtwui utrfiimnierii, tnit 
 airrefl befoflen. 
 
 JUeti&illineitt, deiine'ment, «. 1. 
 biea3orent()iiltini.i; bof 3iiri"i(fl;(i(fen. 2. Mi 
 Slnhnlren. 3. fie SSerljiifriimi, ber 25erl;aft. 
 
 Itt-tect, dctekt', (lilt.) V. a. 1. f (lllf; 
 bfcfen, biiljcr: 2. l niif"betfcn, entbcrfcn (luni 
 (jeljeimen a5crbn'd)cn ii. 2lnrrf)liifli'n ic). 
 
 WeteCtecI, deick'ted, udj. (for) 
 Ttfenriid) niiiieidjiilbint, brn'idjtigt (iveflen). 
 
 Wetecter, deiek'iur, (lat.) *. ber 
 Gntberfer, SluflcOer (l^iiiivrfodjlid) o. Dingen, 
 Me «!lnberc lUM'irtjriid) i>erl;einiiid)cn, j. 25. 
 p. aSerbrec^en ic). 
 
 19etectiun, dctek'-slnui , *. 1. bie 
 SlinBecfiina, (JntberfiMiii , 5lni]ebnn!i. 2. taC' 
 emberfcn , bie G-niberfiina ( anbefaniitcr 
 OJeO'i'lliiiibe 2c.). 
 
 19etenebm,te, detln'ebrite, (I.) 
 V. a. t rtiifl)i'(len. Brown. [ber (S-infn(l. 
 
 Iteteiit, deifiiit'. (t.it.) s. [Uljrniiid).] 
 
 litrteiltion, detcnshun, (fr.) s. i. 
 tie ajt'nntljaitiinij , Snriidljiiltiiii!] (freniben 
 (S-i(jenil)nni^). 2. ber a5er!;aft; bie 'iBeii; 
 uaijmc, 25erd)Iaflnnl)nie (o. 'iOaflren ze.)- 3. 
 X)\\{> -}lufl)nlren, bie SSerjogerima, SeriViiriMuj, 
 bet 33erjii(], »2liiffiitl)nlt. 
 
 19eter, deter', (Int.) v. a. (niit from) 
 flbrd)recfen; iibbringi-n (3eiiianb x>. Q'uvcii). 
 
 l>eter|Sfe, deterje', (lat.) v. a. 
 [■OJifb.] rciniiieii, miiberii. 
 
 IVeter^-ent, deier'jent, n(y. IWfb.) 
 fl6fiil)reiib, reiiiintnb. Ifliinsii-mirfei. 
 
 J»t'!ter^:ei»t , <• [ 'Wrb.l bii* -Jfriiii; 
 
 19eteri<»rHte, deier'curate, dr.) 
 r. n. fid) i>erfd)iiimii''r"/ I'erberbi'ii. 
 
 I9uteri«»rat«, i<. a. i>rrri1)lininirrii, 
 »er|d;iert?terii tp. ^erfoiieii ii. ©actjeii), in 
 
 DLT 
 
 95erfnfl foiunien inffen (ein Pirunbiirict jc.) 
 
 19et«riortlf ion, dcieic'ira'shun 
 s. bnf ;^errd)iiinnicrii, i5erfd)li-d)tern ; bie 
 aSerrd)liiiiinening, 25cr|"rf)lci1)riniU)i. 
 
 UettM'iurity, deiereoreic. «. bit' 
 rd)icd)ttre i5erd;iiffeiil;cit, ber |'d)led)rere 3ii; 
 lliiiib. 
 
 Oeterment, deter'meut, (u. deter) 
 s. I. bie 'Jlbidjrerfiiiiii (L>. (S-tiuae). 2. iai- 
 -2ii'fd)recfeiibe, bie Urriid)B ber >ill)rt1)rcrfiin!]. 
 
 Meterillimiblc , dcior'nicnabl. 
 adj. I. beihininimr. 2. l)eciibigt, iU'geiiiiu1)r, 
 entfdjieben luerbcu fi)nnrnb. 
 
 JUet(;rilliliate, deier'menate, (1.) 
 udj. I. iic|1tiuiiir (I'LMi iliiinl}!, Oiiiinritiit). 
 2. beilinimt, entfd)ieben, ft'ilijefei^t (ein (&in-- 
 r(f)liiM). 3. entfrt)cibenD (luie ein Urrljeil). 4. 
 entfd)lo|Kn (luie eiue Il;at lo. Shah. 5. be= 
 fdjlefftii, aiisgeiiuKtt. — »dv. L) e t e r ni ■ i- 
 nately, 1. t>e|linmit, geiuijj. 2. eiitfd)U>fTen. 
 
 Ueteriiiiiiute, v. u. f l. beiTini- 
 tnen, fe|lfei;eii; einfi^rnnfcn , befd)iaiifen. 
 2. enbigen, becnbigen, befi^liepcii; f. Ue- 
 t e r ni i n e. Shak. 
 
 IteteriltiuatioU) detemicna - 
 .shun, *. 1. bie ^jeOiniiniing. 2. bai5 (S-nt> 
 fd) ic0en, bie -liefdjluiinnljme, ber G'ntfd)!!!!;, 
 2>i'r|"iiy. 3. bie (inrfd)eiDiiiuj. 4. til{ed)l!jrpr.j 
 ber -Jlbliiuf, ta& (Sube (eincg iUMitraftc- u.,. 
 
 UeterilliUUtive , de<ur'nienaiiv, 
 
 adj. 1. beilimnienb; ent,d)eibeiib (u. Uriad)eii, 
 
 OJn'inbcn). 2. eiiifdjrrtutenb (u. "iBorteu ob. 
 
 Siit^eii), befd)ranfeiib. 
 
 1. The determinative power of a 
 
 just cause. Bkamiiali.. 
 
 Oeteruiiliator, deier'mendtur, 
 s. ©iiier, ber cntfd)eibet, beilimnit; ber 
 ©d)ieb6riiJ)rer, 93erini:tler. 
 
 determine) deter'nun, (I. deter- 
 mino) V. i«. I. enrfdjeiben (eiiie Jrage, eincii 
 vitreii 20.), eiitfil)cibcn (fiber). 2. Deilimnien, 
 feitfet^cn (enblut, }. i>. bai edjicffal eiue!:-' 
 -)}ienfd)en u.). 3. bejlininien, rtii6cr|Vl;cii 
 (burd) Jbeiuegijiiinbc gclcitct, j. Hi. bie 3eir 
 ber 'Jluefaat 20. 4. bigrenjen, eiiird)raiifeii, 
 befdjriiiifen (bie 'iJii6fid)t 20. 5. (lo) be; 
 llininien, i>eraiiliiiTen, ueriiu'gen (^eninnb jii 
 (Sriuiis). 6. t (io» ridjren, treibeii diiif eineii 
 •ijjimft). 7. beilitiinicn, befdjliefH'n. 8. be; 
 llininien, nii!Jniiid)cn (rrbneii, etuuis Huge; 
 luifjeti). 9. [■A'ed)re|pr.i eiufd)eibea, nbnuv 
 d>eii, anf niad)en, beenbigen, bcenben. 10. t 
 (i-tnen baljiumifen, Oe"'*i"t'* i:ebcn ein (inbe 
 iiiodjen. SiiAK. 
 
 To determine one in one's favor, 
 e-inen fiir Oeni.inb |1imnicn. 
 
 Ueteriiiiue, v. n. l. befd)lieilen; 
 eincn &iirrd)iiip obir 53efd)IiiM U'lK"- '2.1 
 (ai)out) cnt|"d)etten (ilber eine iS.idje; vem\ 
 5iid)ter 20. 3. <inir upon) fid) beilimineii, 
 fic^ enrfajlicgfii (jn (jTiuiis). 4. cnben, jii^ 
 (5-nbe geljen, jn G-nbe fein. Shak. 5. fid)| 
 iiiijli^M'en (I'LMi eiiieni ^iflgelforii). Shak. 
 
 lfe<C*rilliue<l, dclcr'mind, udj.i 
 beiTiniint; ciurd)ioiTen ; entrd)ieben. 
 
 ItetemtfiOU, dcierrA'-Nhun, (fr.); 
 *. ti\6 »21iiegriU'eii diuS ber (Anbe). 
 
 lieterriu^, dcler'ring, a(U Ob; 
 rd)ri(tenb, riuinuti)igenb. 
 
 IVeter.sioiif detlr'sliun, (lt)t.) «. 
 (■OJieb.j bae 'A'fiiiigen, gaiiber:;, bie ■Jvfmi=| 
 Quno. I 
 
 DET 
 
 lletersive, deter'.slv, adj. [gMfb.] 
 
 fiiniqcnb. [gungSniiitel. 
 
 Detersive ,^ t. [>Web.] bns -Jitnns 
 
 Metesf , detest', (fr. dcn-Ntcr) p. a. 
 1. I'embrdjeiieii, f;aiTeii. 2. I (fi'ir proiestj 
 iieri'id)ern. Shak. 
 
 Detestable, dcils'tabi, adj. ab? 
 fd)eiilid), uenibfiteiiiing^iuiirbig. — ado. De- 
 tes' ta biy, abfd)i'iilii1). 
 
 Detestableness , deils'iablnls, 
 *. bie -2lbrd)cnlid)feit. 
 
 Detestation, dltlstA'shun, s. (mit 
 of II. for; ber 'i!lt'fi1)eii (ucr), bie iBenibfdjciu 
 niig. ^ [fdjciier. 
 
 Detester, deiLs'tur, *. ber 5Seriib« 
 
 Detllroue, dci/irone', (fr. de'iid- 
 ner) v. a. I. nnti)vonen Ofegcnten). 2. bee 
 ■Wad)! bernuben. [s. bie (Fiittljrt'nnng. 
 
 Detliroueinent, (tei/in'menient, 
 
 Detlironer, dei/noncur, t. bet 
 
 C^-nttljroncr, G"iner, ber enttl^rpnt. ' 
 
 Detinue, det'inu, (fr. de'lenu) t, 
 [9{ed)t»fpr.] bie ivlage lucgen iuiberre(^tlid)ef 
 -lOcife I'l^reiitljiiltciicr (5)egen|lmibe. 
 
 Detonate, det'onale. V. n. l&)ew.] 
 oerpntfen. - v. a. I'crpuffen liiffen, Dcrpuffen. 
 
 Detonation , deiuua'shuu , «. 
 [Gljem.] baS SSerpiiffin. 
 
 Detonization, detonezi'shuu, «. 
 [Gljeni.] bie 9Serpuffiing. 
 
 Detonize, del'ioniie, ».a. (Cfjfin.f 
 I'crpnfTen lafjen Dber niadjen, I'erpuffen. - v. 
 It. uerpiiffen. [bre^niig. 
 
 Detorsion, dci6r'shiui. s. bie ;^er> 
 
 Detort, d(:tort', (lat.) v. a. uetbrcj 
 (;en (bie iOorte, ben ©inn eincr 3?ebf JC). 
 
 Detour, dlioor', (fr. 5K3.) *. bet 
 llniiueg. 
 
 Detract, detrlkt', (fr. de'tracter) v. 
 a. 1. (uiit from) a) nbiicf)cn , nbbred)cn (i>. 
 itaufpreife 20. b) 1 beeiiitrad)tigcii, fd)nu\t 
 Icrn, uerringcrn (^enianb^ 9fiif2c.); (3e» 
 nianbi9{cd)ten) (S-jntrag tl)nn, '7iac^tl;eii brin» 
 gen; wn Eiiieni iiad)t!)cilig rebeii, (Jiiieii 
 I'erlaiinibcii, ucrlailcrn , I'crfleinerii. 2. luegs 
 nel;men, entjifljen ((fijicm G-riuaS). 
 
 Detracter, detrak'tur, s. ber SBer* 
 liiiimber, ?ailerer. 
 
 Detraction, deirak'shun, t. 1. 
 bie G'iirjiel)«ng ; Si5eeiiiriad)tigiing. 2. bie 
 S?aileriing, SSerliininbiing. 
 
 Detractious, deirak'shus, «<(/• 
 + lu'rlaiimberifd), rl^renru^rig. 
 
 Detractive, deuak'tiv, adj. I. 
 abiifljenb, luegneljnienb. 2. iiad)rf)eilig, I'crs 
 laiimbcrifd), eljrenrtiljrig. 
 
 Detractor, detrak'tur, *. bee 2Jcr» 
 Iniinibcr, Cailcrer. 
 
 Detractory, dctrak'tuii. «<</■. I. 
 (init fioni, 1 10) na({)rl)eilig, befintrrtd)rigeMB. J 
 2. el)rcMriil)rig. [SJcrlaiinibfriiiii.' M 
 
 DetractreSS, delrak'tres, «. bit 
 
 Detrect, dcnekt', ((at.) v. a. f 
 lu'rii'iigirn, nblrl)nen. Fotherbv. 
 
 Detriiiieiit, dli'iremlnt, (lat.) «. 
 ber S5i'rlii|l, 9iad)tl)eil, <B(t)nDt. 
 
 Detrimental, detti^meu'tal, aif. 
 fdjabiid), nadjrheiug. 
 
 Detrition, deir'sli'un. (far )«. batf 
 ^Ibtragrn, -}lbiiii(5en (v. .tvleibern, and) i). 
 
 Detritus, dciri'tus, dat.) «. [PJeoI.] 
 bie Iriininicr. Bvchlahu 
 
rkte, f'.r, f'.II, fat- Me, nic(. Fine. fin. IV6, move, n6r, got, ill, c]6M. Tiibe, trtb, fiilJ. t/Mn, THIs. 245 
 
 DET 
 
 Detrude V ditroud', Ctat.) v. a. 
 (Aud) i) f)inat<|lD0eii, fiiniintecilo^cn (mit 
 Oeiviilt); ufrtvfrfen. Locke. 
 
 jDeiruncate, dltn'mg'kite, (du.) 
 *. a 6eri1)iu'ireit, iit>|hi0en, fnppen, abta\>s 
 fen (D. $f)>iiiieii :c.). 
 
 ItetruucatiOn^ detrungki'shun, 
 s. 6(16 »Jlbilii(5eM, 2.ic|(^iiei9eii. 
 
 Me(ru.<(iuil , deiruu'shun, (i). de- 
 trude) «. Ia6 SpiW'^b' ct>. J?iiiuiiteriToBtii. 
 
 lieturbation y detdrbi'shua, (i.) 
 •• bit GTiiictri(jiiii(], ^fral'iei^uiig. 
 
 Ileturpate) d^tur'pAte, ((at.) v. a. 
 •(• bfrterfen. Taylor. 
 
 lieuce, diise, (fr. deux) «. [iGurfeU 
 cb. iRiirtcni'p.) 6ie 3wti. (Dme). 
 
 IBeuce^ *. ^er leiifcf, ipenfrr (f. 
 - DeuterogcmiiiMt, duierog'aimst, 
 ffir.) *. Oemaiift, J»er |'id> iiim jmciteii ^"StiHc 
 vettftirntijtt. Goldsmith. 
 
 Meuiero^rnmy , duterogaaii, 
 ((jr.) «. 6ie jibeite (?ljf. 
 
 Ueuteruuoiiiy , di^ilron'Anie. 
 (flr.) «. [i^it'cl] Cn« 5t« i»iicf) <»ii>ft«. 
 
 JUeutoxyd, duiok'iid, «. lGf;em.] 
 b<i« J)fiiti)n)6. 
 
 IVeVKporatiotlf devvSpAri'nliun, 
 (lat.) #. I'jjljiji".] 6ir iSmuoneiiing bn CuiiiTe 
 hi 3Bn(Tir. 
 
 Me vast, divimt', ((at.) «. a. t vtt> 
 winlcti, ofrl)ffren (titx e.inB lo. 
 
 l>ev»Nt»te, devas'iiie, Hat.) v. a. 
 •frii'ililcii, iirrfjcnreii. 
 
 lievHMtHtion, devaitti'ihun. ((.)«. 
 I. bie 25fru'iii1iiii(j, ^tTt)tttuiu\. 2. [9{c(l)t«: 
 fpr.I bie SBcrfdjiuriifimn, bai 3ii = WninDe! 
 0)r()eiiliif[eii, einer (if<ifiibfii (hrfciiuiiTe lUMi 
 Ceireii be* 0(biiiiiii|1rator6 pber Qxttutotd. 
 
 lievel,/ 
 
 Delve,^ 
 
 Uevelup, devel'up. (fr. de'velopper) 
 ». a. (aud) f ) eiifii'ittedi, eiiKjudeii. 
 
 Uevelopllieilt , devel'iipment, 
 (fr.) «. bie G'titiuirfcliiiifl, ^rfniirerimg (eiiies 
 €ct)rifnTcfler6 jc), (Jnr^ilflmig; umiinnb! 
 (idjf B.irilelliiiig. 
 
 UeveUft, divest', ^ (fr. devetir) v. a. 
 
 Itiveitt, ^ 1. eiitfleibeii. 2. 
 
 i (of) riitbifgfii (t>iMi); (ttrrtiibfii (eiii 9Jolf 
 ffiiier 9ir(f)re jc). 3. (from) btfreieii (©iiieit 
 CPU G-tion6). 4. [Wcd)tffpr.) aiiff^ebeii, vet-. 
 iiificrn (ein $Ke(f)t so. To - one'* «elf of.., 
 fid) beflfbeii (feiiie^ '3ied)t6 jc). 
 
 lievest, V. H. I. f. Divett. 2. 
 I'iit<t)t6i\>t.] I'crlpreii ge^en , fid) niifljebeu 
 (u. Oiedittn, XittUi jc). 
 
 lievex , devekt'. (tat.) adj. f nieber« 
 ipnrts (I'frii'iimt, eiiinebpflfii. 
 
 Itevexity, dcvek'»^ie, ((nf.) #. bie 
 C'iii(ir&rflfnl)eit, ber 9(t>l)nnfl. 
 
 ■ieviate, de'veale, (fr. de'vier) ». 
 H. 1. (fioiii) iU'iweid)fn (i'imi GriunS). 2. i 
 a) (from) nbiveirfjrn (iumi>; niif ^Ibiucfle flCs 
 rarljfu. b) I'oiii 'Siit(]t ber '^flid)t nbiuei(<)eti, 
 itd) I'erirreii, ftnibinfii. 
 
 Me'Viatioii, d^v^i'iiliun , «. 1. 
 (froni) bn# *ilHi)fid)fii, bie 'JJbmcid)!!!!*) (I'pm 
 rert)ren SDrfje lo. 2. t a) bii« 9I())iifid)fii, 
 Slfrfdjiufiffii (I'wi finer 5(ri]fl ic). b) 6n* 
 91^n)f idirn pptn <l5fiibe ber -pttid)! ; bflljrr : o 
 >ie Sterirriiiifl, bi\6 95iTnef)f:i. .3. [©erfjiiiib.] 
 (n>iU{uhrli(te) 'ilbivcicVen (etiiee &d)itTe£ 
 
 DEV 
 
 DEV 
 
 (f<l)Ott.) very hard blow. 
 
 oon feiiiein 95e(limmun(j«orte, wo^in e« Bet. Ivious step, ein Je^ltritt); nuf Srrwefjen 
 fic^crt i|1). befiitPliit). b) nid)t jiir 6od)e ge^orig. 
 
 Itevice, d4vl«e', (fr. devUe) «. I. fl Mevirg'iuate, deverjinnite, ((.) 
 bie erjiiibmiG, ber G'ntiBurf, ^Inn, ©infafl,!!*. a. enrjiiiuiferit. 
 
 •:»el)cif. 2. I ber >2iiifd)Ina, bie Ciil; berj Oevlsable, devhe'abl, nrfy. i.Ber. 
 fiuiiilijriff. Shakt. 3; Die (Sirjiiibmiij , ©r. mart)6iir, oererbbiir, ljiMrfrIn9t>iir,l)iiirert<i|Teii 
 fiiiBuiigiStrnft, (5-rfiiibfamfeit, bererfiiibuna^tjmcrben tijuiietib. 2. errmtiiid), erbeiifiid), er« 
 
 geiil. Shak. 4. bii& ©iiinbilb, bie Bei'ife. 
 5. « ba6 ®d)aufpif(, ber '}>riinf. Beadmoht. 
 
 Full of devices, au|\l)liini<). 
 
 Itcviceful, dcviseMdl, adj. oolltt 
 (J^iirii'iirfe, erftiiberiid), crjiiibrain. 
 
 Oevicefully, devi»e'fulli, tido. 
 fciii erfoiiiieii vb. erbiid)t. 
 
 lievil, dev'vl, (iiiiflerf. diafol; f)Dtt. 
 duivel; |"d)iueb. diefvul ; biill. diaevel; ruff, 
 diavol) t. 1. ber leiifel. 2. i ber ieufd 
 
 fiub&iir, erBentbnr. 
 
 lievise^ device', (fr. ) v. a. I. J er» 
 
 fiiiiien, erbeiifen, nufibeiifen, erfiiiben, eiit» 
 luerfcn CiJJlnne ic.). 2. ^ niifilniicii, niid. 
 ^erfeii (eiiie Si|l !c.). 3. errat(;eii, uermtiftjen. 
 4. ((e^tiuitlifl) f)inter(nffeii, uerniodjeii (gnnb, 
 ejclber :c.). Blackstone. 
 
 2. Devise not evil against thy neighbor. 
 Bible. 
 Devise, ». n. (t of) nn(^benfen, 
 
 net id)le(i)tc, f)o5l;nfre >»icnrd)). 3. || ber nnrf)niiiien (iiecr (Jtiurt^); fiiiiieu, benfeu 
 
 leiifel, ber &i>^e. 4. o ber iiaufjunge (in' 
 
 i)ud)bru(fereien). 
 
 Devil ill a bush, [Sot.] ber bnnm«}eiu< 
 fc^e @d)iuarjfiimnici. A - incarnate, eiu 
 
 (aiif (?tiufi«). Shar. 
 
 Devise how you will use him, whea 
 
 he comes. Shak. 
 
 Ilevise, #. l. ? bie 'Jfjeifimg; bnljer: 
 
 tinarfJeifitter iciifel. A - iu peiticoats, eiu 2, t»n« tcOtii>i(Iige i>iiirfrloffcii , a5irinnrt)CH ; 
 leufei uiMi einnn <li3cit)e, ein leufel^meib. ! t>rt« gSenljeiien (be« a5irnio.icM« btird) ben 
 The - is in him, er t)i\t btw ieiifel mi (frblnffcr). 3. ber Idjrc liiide, b.i6 Ir|1n. 
 Seibe. The - is in it, ber ieiifti i\t imjment. 4. b(\6 aScrm.id)rnij}, bie (S-rbpornun. 
 *piele. There's ihe - on't, J Das i|^ eben| Itevise, #. - ber >«iiri1)l<i<l, %'ia», 
 bet ^eiifel , bn l)iipert ei ebcn , bn ft^r berj^umlflriff. (uie=, (STbMel)iner, L'ffliUflr. 
 
 ilnoten. The-! ieufci ! nlle ieiifel • How Wevisee, devcscc, #. ber 2Jeriiiiid)t. 
 the -! iu,i« leufei! The - take you! bee Ueviser, divlxur, #. ber (j-rfinber, 
 leufrl t)vlt (5'U(t)! The devil'* bones, o $(niMi!ad)cr. 
 bie -ICiirfel. Ite^isor, devLe'ur. ». ber (Jrblaffer. 
 
 Prue. The devil don't always stand at 
 a poor man's door , feiii llngiricf brtiiert 
 eiuig. To give the — his due, ^fbem feiu 
 "Jiec^t miberfaljreii Inffen. The - rebukes 
 »in , ber ieufil prebigt SSiipe. Tlie - rides 
 on a fiddlestick, ber leiifel reitec nuf eiiu-m 
 ^ibelbpgen (uin etiua^ Uugeiu5f)ulid)e5 an6i 
 iiibriicfeii). Shak. 
 
 Devil's-bit, [<8ot.] ber leiifel^bip, 
 
 Uevitahle, dev'etabi, ailj. t i<er< 
 mciMid). |25eniieibiiiin, bii6 (i-iitneljen. 
 
 19evita<i<»n, deveia'khi'm. «. t bie 
 
 Revocation, devuki'shiiu, (lot.) 
 *. t I. b<\6 <!lbriifen. 2. ± bie a}irfiil)riinfl. 
 
 Devoid , devoid', (de n. void) adj. 
 I. leer, frci (ulmi einem ^ln$e). 2. (mit oi) 
 6nr, beraiibt (ciner (Siirt)e), (Jtiuas \nct)t 
 IjabcMb ober befii^eiib ( (i)i'lrl;rfainfeit to. 3. 
 
 iciifeieabbip. -'s- books, t. pi. o bie.ii,^ (yini (Jtiuns, j. '*. - of fear, fur(^t» 
 iSpitlfnrten. -'s-crest, bti leiiieli 'mav'\lf& , - of shame, fri)n)iilo« :c.). 
 
 pen. Shak. — 's-daughter , O bie bi^fe 
 6ieben iXaiirippe). De vil-fish, lod)tl;o^'J 
 btf'Sieet' ober ©eeteufel. —'•-guts, *. pi- 
 bit 'WcOferre. [d)en. 
 
 Deviiinjif , dev'vling, *. ba& Zeilfel: 
 Ueviliffli, dev'vli.sh, ndi. I. retifliid). 
 teufelifd), tiufeiijiift, feiifclni<i0ig. 2. teuflifd), 
 
 Devoir, devwiir'. ifr. ^.) *. 1. I 
 bie ed)iiitiigfeit, •i<fl'd)t, 0)ebiil)r; bntjer: 2. 
 bie ipo|1id)feir^; uber (^i^rcrbicrigfeitsbejei* 
 (jung. ((S-incm fei^ie *!lii(iuiirtiinfl nind)fn. 
 To pay one's devoirs to any one, 
 Devolution, devulu'shun , cliU..< 
 «. I. ba6 ."pinabrodcii, iJIieberrollen (b. (?rbc 
 
 im l)i:)d)|fen Oirabe (Ajledyt u. bi'fljnft. 3. mir cb. ©rriiien ic. ven eiiier -nni)bl)e l;emb). 2. 
 btm leiifel in (iicmcinfdjnft ileljenb , jumji b.i6 Snfiiflen, ber ipcimfad. 
 
 iciifil ael;6rig. Shak. 4. © n. | tcupifc^, 
 I'trteiifi'it, un!Kl)fiier. 
 
 Deviiifilily, dcv'vl'shli, ad». I. 
 
 Devolve, devdlv', (lot.) v. a. I. 
 (jinobn'den , Ijiiiobii'Olicn; b.i()iiimiil}fn. 2, 
 t (oil) ilbrrtroflen (feine 9<ed)re ober feiu 
 
 teiiflird), teiifdmopuj. 2. o teiifelmdpifl, uer» SBenu&gcn nuf einenaiubern;; ((S-ineni) liber. 
 teuffir, iingeljeuer (liigcn !c.). geben. 
 
 DevilisiinesfS, dev'vlishnes, *. bie To devolve a trust upon any one, 
 leiifclei, bii6 Ifiijliidje. [iloiib ber leiifcl. (fjnfiu ju rreiieii Jpnnben libenjebrn. 
 
 Deviiisni , dev'viLm, *. t ber 3ii=| Dev(»ive, v. «. I. + ijinobroflen, 
 
 Devilize, devvlize, v. a. f iiurer nicbirrpdrn; coljcr: 2. f (upon, to) ju H)zU 
 bie li'ufel I'enVijfn. ^ (d)fn. ju'crbcn, jiifoden, l;einifoden ((^lucno, (onf 
 
 Deviiliiii, dev'vlkin. #. bn« ifiifcl! (Jineu) iibfrivl;fn. 
 
 Deviisliiii, dev'vMiIp. ». ber iins Devote, devote', dot. devoveo) ». 
 rafter, bie "lUiirbe eineS leiifel*. ja. I. lueiljen (ber (i)orrl)rit). 2. wiDinen, er. 
 
 His devil* hip. (Seine (JJiioben, ber'geben (fid) frineii grfiiiibeii, ber *it>iiTen» 
 .^err leiifel (yi>in Iiiifel iinb and) mof).' prn fd)nlt to. 3. iveiljrn (fur (S-nuo* beilinnnen, 
 boiVii ■■))ienrd)en). _ I}. S; eine ©robt ben iJiaiiitiuMi , einen 
 
 Devious, deveils. (inr.)nrf7. I. ob:|-))feiird)cn bem Icbe). 4. i'erilud)eu, i>er» 
 liegenb, I'oni iiiii>ol)iiliri)fii -Siciie iil'u>fiii)fiiCi. .luijnfftjfn. 
 
 irrcnb , luoiibrrnb , l)irninjiel)eiib. .i.\ To devote ones self to ..., ftit) einej 
 1 a) irril)umli(t>, j'ilf(t>, omrrt wi6: c de-|(£n<^e roeiijeii, wiSnien ob. ergeben. 
 
246 Fate, far, f^U, fat. Mi, mk. Fine, fin. N6, move, n5r, g6t, 6ir, clofid. Ti^be, tOb, ffill. lAin, THi*. 
 
 DEV 
 
 Devote, orf;. flciuibmet, erfle6<i. 
 
 Mevote, *. cer >UnBrtcf)ticr, Sromui! 
 Ifr, ®d)eiiil)etli(ie, f. Devotee. 
 
 llevotedness, devo'tednes, *. tie 
 fflSiDmmifl. ©racfriing; Q-xqebtiii^tit. 
 
 l>evotee, dewoice'. *. ©iner, 6er 
 tiiicm befoiiDern Ditnfte gaiij gciviOniet i|l, 
 (beroiiCtr^) Dcr 91nBac^rler , ©il)eial;etlioe, 
 griHiiniUr, 2jetbni6er. 
 
 JUIevoteineat, devote'meat, t. 
 bit (S-i'flfbuiuj; 2S3iMiiiin<i. 
 
 Jfevoter, dcvnte'ur, i. I. ber 533i6' 
 nier. 2. Dev 'Jliibeter, aSertfjn-r. 
 
 Oevotioii, devo'siiiin. ». 1. tai Qie> 
 n>i&niet|Vin , Wetueiljtfein ; tit 5S3i:il)C. 'i. Me 
 gromnugfctt, 3lnJ)ad)t. 3. 6ie (mifjere) 9liu 
 biid)tSiibung; 6er WLnre^tieiii^ ; 6a5 Dpfer. 4. 
 tie 9lll6ad)t, iai Webet (morning- and 
 e » e n i n g - - s, tai '0)? orflcn: ii. »2^bcll^()ebct). 
 
 5. f a) tie Q'ijtfuvd^ti-- oDer ei}rerbietigfcit6= 
 bejeifliing. Shak. b) bie Siebe, Grgebciiljeit, 
 gniijlidje 5?inflebunij , Qlnljiinolidjfe it ; 'Jluf: 
 o|)fcruiig (J. 23. filr ben J?iniibe?l;errii :c.); c) 
 bie aSerfiioung, bai 0)ebot, ber 25efd)l Q. ^. 
 at liis Majesty's -. ju Sr. OJtiijeiliitSlJefel;!). 
 
 6. ber QtnH, &ifcr. Shak. 
 (t. He seek.* their hate with greater de- 
 votion than they can render it hini. 
 
 Shak. 
 Affected-, bie ©(^einf^'itiGf f iff 5;>ciid)elci- 
 To be at one's -, gniii JU Oetiiiiiib* Dieti: 
 (leu ftetjen c5. fein. 
 
 Wevotional, devo'shunal, adj. 1. 
 nnba(f)tig, irLniim. 2. gl^rrcfbielI|llid). 
 
 l>evOtiOll»liSt , devA'Dbunalist,^ 
 
 lievOfioili.<«t, devu'sUunist , ^ 
 
 «. ber ainbiidjtler, grijmmler, 23etbniber, 
 
 6d)cinl)eilige. [votee. 
 
 IfeVUtU, devn'to, (it.) *. f f. U e- 
 
 Devotor, devo'tur, a. " bcr 25ci;» 
 
 tljrer, 'Jlnbeter. 
 
 Uevour, devoiir', (tat. devoro ; 
 
 flrnt. devori ; |p. devorar) v. a. 1. l>ers 
 
 |"d)iingen (roie tin l;ci(;^uiigriger 'OKenrd) ub. 
 
 3?i4iibtl)iere); niiffrclTen , jerreipen (u. I^ics 
 
 reii). 2. a) i iierrrf)lingcn , I'erjeljreii , mcg> 
 
 trtffcn (uoni g-fiicr, ©eiid)eii lo. b) uerfrtjlm- 
 
 gen (ju nid)re mad)fn). Shak. c) oerjeljren, 
 
 i>erbringen , biird)bringen (utrnt 95rrnuigen). 
 
 d) etfdjopfen, nn^inngen. c) t'crfd)! ngcn (be; 
 
 (jicrig geniegenj. Dr^den. f; |! yer|"d)lingcu, 
 
 jerfloren (£eib u. ©eclo. 
 
 2. b) He s«enied in swiftness to devour 
 
 the way. Shak.. 
 
 e) Longing tliey look, and gaping at 
 
 the siglit. 
 
 Devour her o'er and o'er with 
 
 vast delight. Drvden. 
 
 To devour one's vexation, fetlieit 91er: 
 
 Qtv in fid) frefTc". 
 
 IBevoiirer, devou'rur, M- ber 95er; 
 
 fd)Iingcr, ajiclfnig; 2>crbringer; b(\i , wt\i 
 
 ieriTm, lerjfljrt- i'errrf)lingt. Igierig. 
 
 l>eVOIirinir|y , devM^'ringle. nth. 
 
 Devout, devout', (it. devoto; fr. 
 
 4e'vot) adj. I. (iiibnd)tig, friMnm. 2. rrn(llid), 
 
 tnbnlnilig (u. SS5rinrd)en k. ). — ndv. De- 
 
 Tout'Iy, 1. anbad)tig , nut Slnbac^t, 
 
 fromm. 2. inbri'inilig, ernillid). 
 
 2. A consummation devoutly to be 
 
 wished. Webstir. 
 
 99«;trout, I. ber 91nbn(^tlrr, 9ruinm> 
 
 lev, f. Devotee. [bnc^Ho*. 
 
 Devoutless, devout'll«, ud). aw-. 
 
 DevOit(leS.«uesS, devout 'lesnes, 
 ». btc >.!liiBad;rio|'igfeir. [Jri^Mntnigfeit. 
 
 Devuutliess , devoitt'nes, «. bie 
 
 We VOW, devod', (lat.; v. a. f mib; 
 men, iueil;cn. B. JoNsom. 
 
 De*V, du, (nngeif. deaw, Ipd. dauw; 
 I'djiufb. dagg; biin. dugg) *. ber lljiiu. 
 
 U e w - b e n t , ^ tijiiiiijebogen, i>L>in Iljnue 
 gebogen. --berry, [ilior.] bie iljaubeeve, 
 ^roinbeere. --bespangle d,^ tl;iiuDenfi;t, 
 tnit iljaiipcrleii, iljautropfcn gejitrt. Gra\. 
 
 — -besprent, *^ bctljiiut. Milton. — - 
 besprinkled, ^ tl^rtubeipreiigt. Shen- 
 sTONE. —-drop, ber J.!j'^"f'^^*Pr'^" ' ^'"^ 
 it)nuperle. Miltoh. —-dropping, be: 
 ttjiUIcnb. TnoMsOK. — -ini pearled, ^ 
 rl;aubeperlt. Uravtom. --lace uber -- 
 snail, t9iiUiirg.J bie '!H3tgrd)iu'(fe. --lap, 
 1. bie iGiunme, iJBampc (.eines Dd^i'en). 2. i 
 bie jarte ipaut an ben wcidjen iljeiien bes 
 i;ienf£t)liil)eii iiorper^; The witiieied -, bic 
 luelfe I'lppe. Shak. — -lapt, eiiie SSainnie 
 t)abenb. --worm, bcr Stegcniunrni. 
 
 De^v, o. a. I bctljaiien, nut Il;nii be-. 
 net^en. Milton. Dkvuen. 
 
 Dewy, di'i, adj. 1. tl;iUHll;nli(l>. 2. 
 tljiuiig (bfionb. isjaibnifpr.;; f"eud)t. 3. ^ 
 tl)nubcfend)tet, iljiiubenetjt. 
 
 Dexter, deks ter, (lilt.) adj. re(l)t 
 ((S'jegenfa^ u. linf; bcfunb. iperlb.;. - *. 
 lipcrlb.] bie red)te iSeite. 
 
 Dexterity, deksterete, (Int.) t. 
 1. bie (i)e|'d)iif lid)Ceit , (ae«)iinbtl;eir, gi^rf'!!' 
 fcit (beS ivijrpert). 2. ± a; bie Cyeiuonbtljeir 
 (betj ©eiileS). b) bie 2}erfd)lagenl;i'it. 
 
 Dextral, dekstial, adj. red)( (ent; 
 gegcngef. u. linf;. 
 
 Dextrality, dekstral'eie , i. basi 
 ©em, bie i!age jut -XtA}\t\\, auf ber red)teii 
 ©eite. 
 
 Dextrorsal, dckstror'sal, {{.)adj. 
 fict> uon ber 3{ed;ten jur Sinteii einponum. 
 ttni (.wit tint ©piriiilintc). 
 
 Dextrous, deks'trus, adj. 1. :f gc; 
 |"d)irft, geiunnbt, flinf. 2. i a> geiuiinbt; teiii, 
 li|lig. b) geiwanbr, gc|d)icft (u. ipnnbliingen). 
 
 — adv. Dex'trously, gciUiUlbr. 
 DextrOUJJIiesS, dek.'«'cru$nes, .i. 
 
 bie ©efdjicflid^feit, g-eiTigfeit , OJeiuanbrijeit. 
 
 Dey, da,*, ber (cljenialige) I)ci) (ut)ii 
 ■jllgier;. [bcr ©ninilein. 
 
 Diabase, dlabAse,*. [OJJineralg.J 
 
 Diabetes, diabe'ies, ^gr.) a, 1. 
 [9Jfeb. J ber ipiirnflnp, bie ipnrnruljr. 2. 
 [i^l)!))".] bcr Dinbetcfi (eiii ipeber>. 3. lled)= 
 iiol.j erne 'Jtrt Sprirse. 
 
 Diabetic, dtahet-'k, adj. [>:))?eb.J 
 jur iparnrul;r fl.*Oi''>^'!) f Ciabetiid); nut ber 
 ipnrnrnljr beljiifter. 
 
 Diablo, (ivan.) a. ber lenfel. Shak. 
 
 Diabolic, diabol I'k, > adj. I. 
 
 Diabolical , dubolekal .ycuitird), 
 tenfelud); biil)cr: 2. teiiflird) (bo^ljiifr, gott; 
 ll>f). _ udv. Diabol'ieally, rciltlird). 
 
 Diabolicaluess, diaoolekalnes. 
 *. bai 1eiiflird)e, bic rcii^ii"rf)e 3irt. 
 
 Diabolism, diabolum. «. I. bie 
 lenfrifi, ientfJfiroerfe. 2. bii6 ^ereiTciuVin, 
 bie iBci"etTfnl)eit. I (Opt] biiifiuiiliid). 
 
 DiacauStic, diakawslik, i^x.^adj. 
 
 DIA 
 
 Diacliylon , diak'elun , (gr.)«. 
 
 [^l^arni.] i!n6 cnucidjcnbe ^^jfliiiler, ©(ift« 
 ppmlcr, ©d)Icinipfiii)ler, bet ©it>ieinuiin)"d)luij. 
 
 DiaCOdiuiO, diako'deum, (gr.) a. 
 ["^lib.] ber -JXiiljiifirup. 
 
 Diaconal, dJak'onal, (IiU.) adj. 
 cineii Smfonn^ bitrejtenb. 
 
 Diacoustic , diakous'tik , adj. 
 [<)5t)t)r.] binfuilii"(^, jur I^infuilif geijorig. 
 
 Diacoustics, liiakous'tiks, (gri) 
 *. pi. [^l>l)i)r. ] bit Din(u|lit , ©d)aUbre» 
 d)imgjli'l)re. 
 
 Diacritical, diakrltekal, (gr.)«((;. 
 rtcunenb, unrerfd)eibenb. - mark, bui XWu 
 tcr)'d)eibuiig5}eid)en. 
 
 Diatielpli, diadelt , (gr.) a. [<8ot.J 
 cine bcr illnfTe Diabcipljie (,3n>eibn'iberrdjaf:> 
 augel^brige ^13jliin}c ( beren ©taubfoben in 
 jiuci 23unbel oenundjfen |'inb>. 
 
 Diatlelpliiau, diade^lean^, (gr.) 
 adj. t55Dt.j biiibelp(;i|d). 
 
 Diadem, diadem, (gr.) «. 1. bntf 
 DiaCeni. 2. bos Binbem, bieilrone; biil;er: 
 3. i bie iiriMie, ipcrtrdjaft, ipui;eir, 'Bfac^t* 
 iio(IfLMnnienl)eit (eiiied £nnbc6l)errii jc). 
 
 Diademed, diademd, adj. init 
 einein Siiibrine gciiert; gefri^nt; gefituniicft. 
 
 Diadrom , diadriim , ( gc. ) <. 
 ["pl}iM'.J bie 3f<t , bie irgenb eme iljea'egunfl 
 brand):, bie ©d)n)ingniig/]pcnbeij'd)iuingungd> 
 jeit, ^tit ber ©c^iuingung^belwgung timt 
 ^^Senbcld. 
 
 Diag'nostics, diagnos'tiks, (gr.) «. 
 pi. ti3)iV'b.] bie DiagnoiliCj bie unferfdjeioeu* 
 Den ^ennieid)en (einer itrnnfljeit-x 
 
 Adjunct d i a g n o .s t i c s, bie einigen^ranf> 
 l)citcn genietnrd)afclid)cn, eigcnen Keiinjei< 
 d)en. Patliognomonic-s, bie pntI;ogiuMni)nU 
 l"d)cn, bcfonberen 31njei(i)£n ob. Aennjeid)eti 
 (bie eine Rrnnfljeu uon ber nnbern nntcr» 
 rd)ei6en). [gnoilirc^. 
 
 Diag'nostic , adj. [07?eb. ] bui^ 
 
 Diaq^oual, diagonal, (gr. ) adj. 
 [^Watl;cm.] biagonnl, fc^riig. — adv. D i a ^ '»• 
 nally , biagiMial zc. 
 
 Diat^oual , a. bie Diagonaliinie^ 
 ©d)raglinie. 
 
 Diag^raill , diagram, (gr.) a. 
 [SOiorljeni. u. ©eoin.] bie gigiir, bet i>{ip, 
 >J51iU). 
 
 Diag-rapliic, diagrat'ik , > 
 
 Diag^rapiticai, diagrafekal, ^ 
 (gr.) adj. befdjreibenb. [©onneiinl)r. 
 
 Dial, di'al, (ir. diail l>. dayj a. bit 
 
 Dial -bird, ICrnitl). j eine >iUt 'JIcIj 
 |ler. --plats, ta-i Sutrrbliut; ber ©on« 
 nenjcigcr, bieSinuieiinl;r. --wheel, iui)r> 
 niiid).] tnM> 2Bci|"eriib obcr bai 3»i';'rnb biw 
 -^5eiiDeir(t)ipingnngen. 
 
 Dialect, dialekt, (gr.) a. 1. bic 
 -iKnnbiirt, ber I)iiileft. 2. bie Sprrtd)e, 
 ©prcd)art. 3. bic ©d)reiborr, ber ©ti)l. 
 
 To speak an odd kind of-, fiiuberiuiil|'4) 
 reben, fnnbcriuiiird)en. 
 
 Dialectical, dialek'tekal, adj. X 
 jn eincni Diaicf te , cinet 'iWnnbari gei)6rig. 
 2. logifd), blilleftlfi-l). — adv. Dialec'- 
 (ically, bivileftifc^ , nad> ben i>ffgeln bet 
 Dialiftif. iber I'ogifer, Cmlefitfer. 
 
 ItialectlciakU , dialeki'^han, a. 
 
 Dialectics, dialek'tiks, (gr.) •. H 
 bie s;!ctiir, £>taier(ir. 
 
Fitp. f?.r, fall, fat. ML met. Fin«, fin. NA, mhve, n6r, got, ^il, cl6iid. TAbe, tub, full. th\n, THis. 247 
 
 DIA 
 
 Dialing-, di'allng, (U. dial) «. bte 
 
 ©oil lien iil)rfiini1. 
 
 UiaiiKt, di'alUt, (D. dial) t. ber !Ber: 
 fcriifler doii ©oiineniiljren , in Ber ©nniun: 
 ui)rniiiil Grfiiljrfiie, 'J5fii><iii6erte. 
 
 lAialiag-e, di allaje, (.qv.) «. [^XRb 
 iicriiii).] Cfr SniartiqMt. 
 
 19iai<>{;^isiil , dial'loj!/.m, «. DM tf 
 ti(t)itte OJtfpnid) jiui|'(l)fn jivei oBer nieljre: 
 reH aeBoiiB eiii.jefrn^rffii) ^pfnoiu'ii. 
 
 Miaiug-ist, dlaliojist, *. I. bie 
 5)5iriVii ini i5itiU'g. 2. Bcr DinH)gentiitid)er, 
 D;tiloiieiibid)tir, Ci)iiVrtid)fMd)rcr. 
 
 19ialU|{-i8<iC, dialojis'iik. ad), bid: 
 livvi'd), bif (JonM tinti DuiUifld hobenb. — 
 adv. Dialogi*t'ically, (]erprt1(l)$IOCi|'e. 
 
 Itialug-lZtt f dia|-oj<iP, r. n. bill: 
 UHjifcrcii, im Duiloi] ober Su'cgiivrrtd) rebm, 
 in 0)fri)rii<1)in fid) imrcrrcben. 
 
 Uiaiugue, dialog, {(\t.) «. bet 
 Diulrg, One SivKijftVMtl). QitiVriid). 
 
 Dialogue-writer, Oer 6)(iVrnd)£> 
 birtiti-r. 
 
 Oial«»guef v. n. f ein 0)(iVrtid) 
 fi'ihrtn I'Drr jj-iircn, firf) nut eiiiiinber untiT: 
 rcfrn. Shak. 
 
 Jtialysi* , diai'^sU, (gr. ) «. I. 
 [OJrnnini.j bit- Diiiiixle, ia6 Irennung^; 
 }eirf)eil, treiim (aer, luoknic; 2. |-})kb.] a; 
 bte Dinlnfi^, £d)iDrt<t)f, (j-rrct)(<iffiiiiij, gflnj: 
 tid)e 6'ntfr>if(tiiiG. i') bie l»iiiuiiig iiii 
 girirrt)*. 
 
 Uianiantilief diainan'lin, dot.) 
 odj. t ^ biiitiiniircii, brinniiten; bciiiontl)nrt. 
 
 14iaiiiarg°aritun, diaiHiigar ■ 
 ituii. igr.) * lO}JfB.j bu' -Jjfrieiiiiiild). 
 
 IfiaiiiCter, dlameiur. (gr ) t. brr 
 DiirrtjmrfiiT , DionuTor ( riiier mniljMna: 
 ti\<i}tn 5'9'"^' «'"'■* JSerprrC). 
 
 l#iaill<;trai « diain'm^trat , adi. 
 biflltietllfil). — uUv. D i a III ' e ( r a 1 1 y . 1.4 
 biiiiiiftriid). 2. 1 - opiiosiie, |Vt)iuirilrn(f« 
 tntgi'gfii. 
 
 liiailieirical, diamet'tr^kal, adj. 
 I. I Diiinietriid). 2. i binmetrifd) (in bi.ii 
 nictri!d)fr 9<irt;fuitg, g»r.ipe, birefo. — ado 
 D lame t' lie all y, I. biiinirtrird). 2. } 
 gerobt, frf)!iiirftr'irf* ; - oppo»iie, f(<)iuir! 
 flrrtrf« fiirgrgen oitt juiuibir. 
 
 D i a II. c r r iciil Appokiiioii , bie grMbe 
 (Jiitgegriifr^iing. 
 
 Af iaiiioitd , dl'niiiiid. (gr. ii. Inc. 
 adaniut; t. 1. ber iMciiimit , DenitiiK; (ila- 
 iier» -, ber ipcbcibirtinmit. 2. llppogr. j 
 bie Dinmniit (gcttisrii). 3. ber 9fl)ciiibii6, 
 b<U Sioiiteiu'icri'cf. 4. [ iirtrreiiiV. J G-cfiti'lii, 
 SKiiiite. S. pi. eiiieSlrr nuirffiigeiiibnrfimTfij. 
 
 Clelt diamond, (JiiU'elierf. j ein I'djiuflj 
 Aftr J>eniiiiit. A — cut into angle» , ber 
 ^riflnilt. To cut a — into anglea, eilien 
 Blonioiit brinniitiren. 
 
 Hrov. Il niu&t be a diamond tliat cutti 
 a diamond, aiif eliieii gri'brn IvlpQ get 
 giljort ein grober iCeil. - cuts -, i>ber - 
 against ~, ein <Bd)M mug fid) nid)t an 
 feine£ @)leid)en nind)en. 
 
 D i a III o n d - c a t , beniAntortig Db. n>ie riii 
 JJeniniir fleid)iiiften. -cutter, ber De- 
 mtutti'd)tieiber, Ofiiioiifrd)ieiier. --edition. 
 Hop.) bie^liifgobe in Oinin.intrd)ritr --mi- 
 ■«. pieDeiriintniine. Ibeniiinien, bi.unniiten. 
 
 Uiainuud, ai(/. l- bemiintart>g. 2. 
 
 DIA 
 
 Diamonded, di'munded, adj. 
 rf)i?ni6enf6rmig , SBierect e ivie iDintnanten f|a- 
 bciib. 
 
 Diana, dia'na. 1. 1. [^\)ti).] Diana. 
 2. ^ ufi fiir bin g)?Dnb. Shak. 3. - in tlie 
 fountain , '21niVielung aiif eincn Spring' 
 brunnen niit ber ©riiriic Smna'*. Shak. 
 -'■•bud, bie ^noipe titi SeufdjbaiitneiJ. 
 -'s-fore«teri. 'Jlnipielung iiiif ein Wiijfj 
 iViel jur Seit i^eiurid)* V'lil. , in iveK^fin 
 bit gijri'ler -'s-linig li is genaiint ivnrbeii. 
 Shak. — 's- wai ti n g- wo ui eii , s. p/. bie 
 tBtcrne. Shak. 
 
 Diander, dian'dur, (gr.) «■ [^ot.J 
 bie bi).iiibrifd)e , jroeiiniiiinerige (ber i'inneu 
 rd)en ivIiiiTe, Di)iuibriii, nngehorigo "iJJfliiiiie. 
 
 Diandrian, diau'diean, «(/;. [i^ut.J 
 byaiibriid), ja'einiannerig, f. Diander. 
 
 Diapasiii, di apami, (gr.) «• * Mi 
 iuol)iried)fiibe ^niuer, Diiffpuii'er. 
 
 Diapasuu, diapa'zou, ( (gr.) «. I. 
 
 Diapase, diapise, ^ 10)^11'.] 
 bie Cfraue. 2. (Drgrlbiiner] a) Mi Drgeh 
 ptVitVnniog. b) b.i8 "^jrincipnl. 3. ["Bfur.] 
 Mi Diapiifon, ber Unifiing (ber @riniiii« unb 
 Oni'trumente). 4. [©locfengieperj Mi &loti 
 fciinta^, ber ffllocffiiniiipiiiib. 
 
 Diapedeivis, diape'desis, (gr.) «. 
 lOXeb.J baa 'Mujtrcten tti ibiute* ber -iiluf< 
 I'djweip, bie Diapabefid. 
 
 Diapeilte, dtapin'ii, (gr.) «. I. 
 (■OMui'.J bie auinte. 2. [■iJKeb.J ba« Dia. 
 peiite. 
 
 Diaper, di'lpur, (fr. diapr^) «. 1. 
 Me gcbiiinite, geniobelte Seinivanb. 2. bie 
 Seruiette, tai 4)anbcud). 
 
 Diaper, v. a. l. blilmen, mobein 
 (3fug)- 2. iliefen (ein illeib niit ibiunien ic). 
 
 Diaper, r. n (on; 5buinien obcr 
 SJigiiren tnndjen (nnfSmgr). lburd)fid)rig. 
 
 Diapiianed , di'aiind , adj. -f 
 
 Diaplianeity , dialaneeii, (gr.) 
 ». b'e X)iird)rid)tigfeir. 
 
 DiapiiailiC, diafan'ik, } (gr.) 
 
 Diapliauous, djattands, ^ailj. 
 biird)rid)tig. 
 
 DiapliureKis, diarore'»iii, (gr.) «. 
 l'0)ieb.i bie 'ilufbunihing burd) bie ■^oxtn 
 ber i?M{t, ber ilarfe ed)ii'eif;. 
 
 Diapiioretic , diafoietik (aud) 
 Diaplioret'iciil), (gr.) ad/. [ 'OJieO. J 
 iiDiuciiibcfln-bernb, fdjiueiytreibenb. 
 
 Diapiioretic , «. ['■}}{eb.] Mi 
 i£d)U'eiObiri'rberiiii!isniitrel. 
 
 Diapiirag-Mi, diafiam, (gr.) t. 
 I. Cjliint.J Mi 3iwerd)reU. 2. bie ©djeibe. 
 lunnb, Qiierwflnb. 
 
 DiapureMia , dllporesi-s, (gr.) *■ 
 [OU)ct.] Cif DiaporeiiS, SSerlegenljeif. 
 
 Itiaresis, diar'esi», ( (gr.) ». 
 
 Diareny, diarin*, ) [(i)ratniu.) 
 bie Iljeiliing, Irenimng in iiuei ©iiben uber 
 H)tHt (u>ie »er). lbu(i)e flfhDrig; tiiglid). 
 
 Diarian, dia'ieau, adj. jiini lage: 
 
 Diarist, atknut, «. Oemanb, ber 
 ein lagebiid) tiihrt, ber Diariil. 
 
 Diarriiea, diairea, igr.>«. CfOfeb.J 
 ber X*iird)inuf, Oiird)ia(I, bie I?iarrlief. 
 
 DiarrlieliC, diarrelik, adj. [-yjitb.] 
 ben t)iird)laut befi>rbernb; abinhrenb, piir: 
 gireiib. |iagebiid), Diarinni. 
 
 Diary, dt'ari, (Itit. diarium; «. iM 
 
 Die 
 
 Diascliisin, di'Sskiim, (gr. ) s. 
 ['•Siuf.] bie XJiffcren} jiuii'rtjen bem itoninu 
 niib ber enl)armoni|Vf)en Dieil^, Mi fleme 
 Soinma. [ (gr. ■^Jiiif.] biailaltifc^. 
 
 DiasialtiC, diastal'tik, (gr.) adj. 
 
 Diaiitein, diastem, (gr.) «. [TOuf.j 
 Mi einfad)e OiiterPiifl. 
 
 Dia.stoIe, dias'tole, ) (gr. ) «. 1. 
 
 Dia.«toly, ) [-))feb.] bif 
 
 9hi6bil)nunfl be« .^erjen*. 2. [ 6}ramtn. J 
 bie Del;nung einer (furjen) ©libe. 
 
 Diastyie, di'asiiie, (gr.) *. likd)it.\ 
 a) bie ©anleinueite vuii brei 2>ur4)mefTeru. 
 b> Mi ipeitraulige OJcb.iiibe. 
 
 Diatessaron, diates'aaron , (gr.) 
 *. [-))iuf. ] bie Quarre. 
 
 Diatonic, diaion'lk, (gr. ) adi. 
 ['JKui".] bi.itonifd). 
 
 Diatribe, diairibe, (gr.) «. 1. 
 [9?^et.] bie anfjnitcnbe Di^piiratiiin. 2. i bie 
 Diatribe. ( [OKiir.] binjenrifd). 
 
 Diazeutic, dlaiu'tik, (gr. ) adj. 
 
 Dibble, dibbi, ». ber ^JJfTanjilocf, 
 Mi <l>flanjl)i'lj ; bie S?nue. tpflaujen. 
 
 Dibitle, V. a. init einein $fian)|li>(fe 
 
 Dibble, v. n. (p. dip) eiucauc^en 
 (beiin 'Jltigein). 
 
 Dibstone, dibstone, «. [Itinberfp.] 
 ber lippilcin; tni tSteintippen. 
 
 Dicacity, dekas'Ne.i, ((af.) «. t 
 bie ©djipo^ljnfrigfeit, Dfebfeligfeit, (i)e|"d))vd)5 
 jigfeit. l@erd).| ber Difait. 
 
 Dicast, di'kast, (gr. ) s. [griett). 
 
 Dice, dixe, «. ;;/. p. Die, 1. bit 
 aEiirfcl. 2. Mi 2i5iirfeirpicl. 
 
 To cog the dice, Die aUnrftl fneipeii. 
 To set tbe — iipnu any one, ± ^einailO 
 prellen, |'d)nelleii, iiberportljeiiin. 
 
 Dice-box. ber *2i5iirftlbed)er. --ma- 
 ker, ber 2i5iiri'elniad)cr. --player, btt 
 SCiirfler, 'iiiiirfeiipieler (f. Dicer;. 
 
 Dice, v-n. nuirfeln. Shak. (253uffler. 
 
 Dicer, di'mir , *. ber iiiilrtrirpieier," 
 
 Dicli, ditsli . '■' (}iiraninienge)ogeii and 
 do it Ob. may it do) tl}ue ti , ober: nii)gt 
 r^ tl)iin. Shak4 
 
 DicliOtoiiiize, dlkott^mue, (gr.) 
 r. a. rl)cilen, treniien ((|'tiva» in jiuei Zl^eile, 
 gal'e(fi>niiig). 
 
 DicilOtOinOU.t, diknt'omus, (gr.) 
 adj. [-ijot.j gabiitLH-iiiii], jiucirijcilig. 
 
 D ic h o to luo II a - c o r y III bud, [5)i)r.] 
 gabeifoniilg ileljeiibe Doireii Ijat-eiib. 
 
 Dicii<*toiny, dikoiume, (gr.) < 
 1. t bic C>'iiiri;i'iiiiiii] Per 2.^ei)riffe n.id) >)3an« 
 ren. 2. l-ilitroii.J bie ipaibtrkii(l)rnng (POet 
 Mi ©tabiuin in Den ©i),5i)(jien» be6 '))fi)iiDe6, 
 ber ipalbnuMib. 3. [ibot.j bie (iJabclri'rmigfeir, 
 3ii>eirl)eiligfei;. 
 
 Dicing-, dl'siiig, ». Mi 535iirfeln. 
 
 Dicing- house, iai ®pieil)ail6. 
 
 Dicli, dik, *. (»Ubfiir]iing p. Richard) 
 1. 9?id)arb(iWame). 2. ber ^Buibteiitel. Shak. 
 
 Dickens, dik'kenz. «. ''' ber leiifei, 
 .^enfer. - inierj. a(le 2i3elt ! ber Daii6 ! 
 
 What llie dickeni! m\i jiiin leilfel! 
 
 Dicktrr, dlkur, ( mal)ri'd)einii(() p. 
 griedj. deka) *. * ber Ded)er leine Saljl poti 
 jel)n i>aut<n, aber and) anbern iB<\(i)t\\). 
 
 Dickey-bux, dlkkeboks, «. bet 
 aiiOerc 5\ii(fri() <\ix eiiiern (Pilivagrn. 
 
 Dickon, dik u, *. o Siid^arb. Shak. 
 
248 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, got, ^il. cloiid. Ti'ibe, tub, fulf. (/jin, Tills. 
 
 Die 
 
 Dicky, dik'e, ». 1. f. Dick. 1. o 
 
 tcr lliitcrrorf. Iflinij we(\- 
 
 Prov. It is all dicky with liiiii, er ill 
 UicOCCOUS, dtkok'kus, (QV.) adj. 
 
 [5?Dr.]*jiDeil)ulfig. 
 
 l^icotyledon, dikotil'edon, (nr.) 
 «. [23ot.l die ^^flanje mit iiuct'Sameiiliippi'ii. 
 
 JUicotyledouous , dikoiiied- 
 • iius, (flr.) adj. [Sii't. J jiycirnmciilappi<}, 
 mit jtvei ©aineiilnppeii, jiueilnppig. 
 
 liictaiiy, uik'tane, (gr.) t. [S9i>t.] 
 Der Siptniii. 
 
 nictate, dik'tate, (fnt. dicto) v. a. 
 1. bcfi'l)li'ii , UL'rrdjreittcii, ()ciijcn, fiiiiC tluiii 
 (0011 ®ott, 0011 SSorgereyteii it.). 2. Ciftireii, 
 in ^te geDcr rageii. 3. ± eiiigeben (ooni l}eil. 
 6Jei|l !(.), fiiflin, niigeben. 
 
 3. Conscience of (en dictates to men 
 the rules by which they are to govern 
 tlieir conduct. Webster. 
 
 Dictate, *. 1. bie SBorfdjrir't (eiiieS 
 Jp6l)eru liir Uiitcrac&eiie). 2. ± a> tie Ccljre. 
 b) i\t (Jiiiflcbiiiiij. 
 
 Dictation, dikti^'shun, ((at.) t. 1. 
 fcng Diftiveii. 2. t 6u5 ©eljtijj, tie SBoi-j 
 fd)rift, &n^ SSorfc^rcit'en. 
 
 Dictator, dikia'iur, (lat.) s. 1. ber 
 Diftiuor, S5orrrf)tei('er, ^Ingeber, 5lncrDner, 
 6)ebii'ter. 2. [3{6tii. u. eiis]i. ©ei'd).] ttr 
 obf rile SBcfclil6l)aber, -OJuirf)!!!)!'? d)er, Oif tiitor. 
 
 Dictatorial, diktato'real, adj. DiU 
 tntorii'd), gcbittei-ifd), fjevrifc^. 
 
 Dictatorial lone, t>"er biftatorifd)c, 
 eiit|"d)ei£>cMbe ion; 1 Celjrtoii. To assume 
 a - lone, eiiie biftiUori)'d)e ©pmd)e |iil;rni, 
 eiiieii biftntorirdjcii ion aiuiel^mcn, in ciiieni 
 l)erri|"djfii ione )pri:d)cn. 
 
 Dictatorsilip, dikta'turshlp, s. 
 1. i'Kmi. (4krd).J bic Difrntur. 2. i ber 
 9){a(^t|prfd)erton , bn^ ijf6ii'terird)e SBefeii; 
 bie iiiuu'r|'d)dmte Sniiligfeit. Duvuen. 
 
 Dictatory, dik'taiure, tulj. gcbie; 
 'teriid), l)erri|'d). Mii.ton. 
 
 Dictature, dik'lalshure, a. 1. 
 [Dfijni. 0)errf).j bie DifriUiir. 2. bie iiniini! 
 fdjrmifte, f)i;d)|le Oieioiilt-, 9Ka(^)tpoUfonu 
 nunl)eit, ^)Kiid)tl)errid)iifr. 
 
 Diction, dik'shiin, ((lit.) (. ber 3Iiie<: 
 briirf, SSorrrog, @ti)(, bie Diftioii. Drvden. 
 
 Dictionary, dik'siuiuare, (fr. dic- 
 tionnnire) .j. bil6 itSljrterbllC^. 
 
 Did, did. priiel. o. to Do, t()nt. 225irb 
 fi'^r Ijniifirt jiir 2)ilbiiii<' i>ei pruet. <\tbxa\\&)i, 
 I) bei gragell : j. 55. Did lie comniand yi>u 
 K' go? ijiefj er Sie n'ljen? 2i bei SBeriui 
 nilllil^rnl^i'll i J. 35. He did not coniinand 
 IMC, er I)ot mid) bii5 iiid)t iieljeigen. 3) em 
 Pl)t1tt|'(^; J. 93 I did love him beyond 
 measure, id) liebre il)ii liber bie ^DKiifeii; 
 I did speak, id) rebrte. 
 
 Didactic, dedak'lik, )((\X.)adj. 
 
 Didactical, dcdak'iekal,^ lin)reilb, 
 telel)renb , bibiifrifd). A - poem . ein £el)rs 
 (jebic^r. — ado. Didac'tically, bibaf; 
 tifd). [iidj. l\)uUiira.) jiueiifl}ifl. 
 
 Didactyl«»Uii, dedak'lelus. (gr.) 
 
 Didapper, didappur, (0. dip) s. 
 {jDrnitI).) ber Iniidjer. [lfl)renb, bibnftii'd). 
 
 DidaSCaliC, didas'kalik. (gr.)i((//.f 
 
 Didder, durdur, (rent, diddem)!) n. 
 + jittern, jiftniUteni, |d)tiiibern , rd)iiurrn 
 0>»t Jinlte). Sherwood 
 
 DIE 
 
 Diddest, dld'dest, 2te $erfon bed 
 
 prael. fiir didst. Shak. 
 
 Diddle, did'dl, v.n. frfjipnnfen, lunus 
 fen um (yftjen luie ein itiiib). 
 
 Didecaliedral , didekahe'dral, 
 (gr.; adj. [ilri)|lii(U'3r.J bibefaebrifd). 
 
 Didua, (fd)otr.) dit not. 
 
 Didodecaitedral, didodekahe'- 
 dral, adj. [iti-i)|lntUHjr. J bibobefaebrifd). 
 
 Didracllltia, didrak'ma, (gr.) s 
 I. t®r. 'Mt'iiiijio. J bie Dibrnd)ine. 2. Vd 
 einer llnje iSilbcr. 
 
 Didst, didst, bie 2te >}5crfon be« ^lu; 
 perf. 0. Do, tl)artl. 
 
 DidllCtiou, dediik'shun, (lat.) t. 
 bie ireiiniing iber ifteilc eiiie5 (ijnnjcn). 
 
 Didyiiaiii, did loam, (gr.) *. [35ot.l 
 bie jiueiinad)riije ^JJftiiiijc. 
 
 Didyiiamian, didinani'ean, adj. 
 [55or.J bibi)nnmird), jioeimiid)rig. 
 
 Die, dl, (|"d)10eb. do; biin. doer) V. n. 
 
 1. (mit by Ob. of, out of, Ob. J t for, uor 
 ber llr|'iid)e ttd ©rerben^) ? u. i jlerben (nu, 
 oon, oor). 2. l^fcdituipr.] (lerben, bie io; 
 be^llrafe erieibcii. 3. i a) jlerben, rn()en (loie 
 (i3el)eimni(Te in ber 55rn|l k. ). b) ilerben, 
 l)in|'infen , rd)ioiid) luerben. c) ^ (mit away) 
 ilerben (oor 2i3o(ln|l n.2Goiine); oeri'iljniiid)- 
 ten; Ijinfinfen, eriiegcn, in Dl)ninnd)r fiiHen. 
 I'oi'E. d) (mit away) ^ er|lerben , nad) nnb 
 nad) (■d)iuad)er loetiin, nbiut)inen, oer|"rf)nui: 
 jen (oon lijnen u. Jartnui k.). e) ilerben, 
 ab|lerben, oerborren, oertrocfnen (oom oege: 
 tnbilird)en Sebeii). f) nb(lerben, fv^nl ober 
 inntt loerben, oerricdjen (oon geijligen-ober 
 gegoljrnen (i)etmnfen; in biefer J5ebciitung 
 am Ijaufigilen ini part., dead), g) || (bee 
 eioigcn lobe6) (lerben. h) |i flerben, nb|ler: 
 ben (ber 6iinbe 20. i) n (lerben, 9tng|l u. 
 9iotl) nii8|lel)en, (3. 93. To d i e daily , 1. 6or. 
 XV.). k) jlerben, fid) bcmiitljig, renig |Til) = 
 len, biigen. Shak.. 1) jlerben, nntergeljen. 
 
 3. c) To sounds of lieavenly harp she 
 dies away. Pope. 
 
 To die away, nbne()men (nKmnl^iig ); 
 rtutl)i!>ren (P. aijinbe 20. To - out of. |ler= 
 >en (oor). To - of laughter, oor Saff)eii 
 jlerben. To — througli jealousy, oor (S-iferi 
 l'nd)t jlerben. To — with confusion, oor 
 93ei"d)iiiming jlerben. To - upon, fiir to - 
 by. Shak. To - the dea(h, flerben. Shak. To 
 - a natural death, eiiieS nntiirlid)cn iObeS 
 jlerben. To - for love, oor Ciebe jlerben, 
 ofrrd)mad)ren. If 1 was to — for it, j'odte 
 cfi mir ba6 i'eben fojlen. To - for want 
 of ... , an* ■OJinngel an . . . (lerben- 
 
 Die, (fr. de; arm. di?z; ir. disle) im 
 pi. Dice, *. I. ber 20urfel (jnin ©pielen). 
 
 2. ti<[i Ungefal)r; ®liicf. Spenser. 3. [ma-. 
 t()ein.] ber SSJurfel, ^iibn5. 
 
 1. He ventured his all on the cast of a 
 
 die. Watts. 
 
 2. Such is the die of war. Spenser. 
 It was within the turn of a — , nnt ein 
 
 ipanr, bei cinem ignore, t& fc()itf niir ein 
 5paar. [pel, ODiilnjilenipel. 
 
 Die, pi. Dies, *. (ied)n.j ber ©reiii: 
 
 liie, o. a. farbeii, u. I'eine ^Ibleitnngen, 
 f. Dye. 
 
 Dieciaii, di'e'shan, (gr.) «. [*£ot.] 
 bie jioeiljanfige "ilsftnnK' !>'■ 3n)fil)iin*ler. 
 
 Dieg-o, diego, (fpai:.; «. 1- ^Dtctio 
 
 DIF 
 
 (g?nnie). 2. ? ber ipanbegen , ? bet Jfnni 
 terg. [ fvreuj (ff> 
 
 Diesis, di'esfs, (gr.) *. ( 'OJfuf. ] Mt 
 
 Diet, di'et, (gr.) *. 1. biei^i'il, iSpeife, 
 'Tialjrnng, ber Untcrljalt. 2. [>)}Jcb.] bie 
 Diat, jtranfcnfojl , Ceben^orbnnng, fiojlre* 
 gel, ba6 itojloerl).ilten. 3. bie JSiojl, bie ;Ge» 
 fijlligniig. 
 3. To pay a certain sum for diet, wash* 
 ing and lodging. Webster. 
 
 D i e t - d r i n k , ber 'ilrineitraiif. 
 
 Diet, (lat. dies) *. [®tnat5r.] bet 
 il{eid)6tag, Sanbrag, ilreiiStng. 
 
 Diet, V. a. 1. befijiligen, fpeij'en, ers 
 naljren, iial;ren. 2. i a) nal)reii, nnterljalten, 
 tiihlen (bie ^laA)i 20. Shak. b) ^ to - any 
 one witli ..., (Jinein ©tauiS geiualjren. 3. 
 [OJfeb.] nad) ber®e|unbl)eiti5orbniing bef5|li« 
 gen, ipeij'eti, eine Dial bcobad)fcn lafTen, aiif 
 magere ob. ilranfenfojl fe^en, ©ineni Didt 
 oori'd)reiben. 4. a) bnrd) Didt folgi'am ma» 
 d)en; ^eilen. h) f ocriafTen. Shak. 
 
 Diet, V. n. 1. [-)}(eb.] eine Bidt beob» 
 adjten, Didt ()alten, mdgig leben, nad) ber 
 Didt leben. 2. efjen, I'peijeii, Spcij'e jn fic^ 
 iiel)inen. [- *. bie bidteriid)e 'Jlrjeiiei. 
 
 Dietary, dlctarc, adj. bidtetifd). 
 
 Dieter, dl'eiur, *. ber a>erorbneif 
 95eforger, 95ereiter blntctifd)cr ^oil. 
 
 Dietetic, dietet ik, (aiij. bidte> 
 
 Dietetical, dieiet'ekal.^ rij'c^, ge< 
 iunbl;eit5md(3ig, inn fflej'unbljeitsregein ge» 
 md0. [bie i?aiitoimloer|"aminlnng, 
 
 Dietine, dietin, (.dtnun. 0. diel) «. 
 
 Dill'ailtatory , diHam'atuie, ad}. 
 e!;reiirnl)rig. 
 
 Diffaniatory libel, bie ®d)mdl))"d)rift. 
 
 Dill'arreation , diiianca'sluin, 
 (lat.) *. ['J^dni. ^llrertl).] tie Il;eilung eine* 
 itnd)end (©Ijej'djeibiingjjcremonie). 
 
 Differ, dirivir, (lat.) v. u. 1. (oft 
 mit from) f getreniit ob. oerfdjieben fein, 
 ba^er: 2. abiueid)en ein ■OJieiniiiigeii ooiito; 
 (with) nid)t I'ibereinilinimen (nut), i. |lrci« 
 ten, in ©treit geratljen (mit (yinein). 
 3. We'll never differ with a crowded 
 pit. Rowe. 
 
 To differ from one's self, mit fid) I'dbjl 
 nneinij fein, fid) ioiberiVr(d)en, \\d) j'clbil nn» 
 gleid) j'eiu. Your opinion differ* vciy 
 much from mine, loir finb |"el;r ocri"d)iebe» 
 ner ■O^icinnng. [nnteri"d)eiben. Derha>«. 
 
 Dill'er, ». n. t oerfd)U'ben mad)eii. 
 
 Difference, diffurenxe, (lot.) i. 
 1. bie a5erid)iebenl)eit, ber Unterid)ieb (al* 
 l"old)er). 2. ber Unr('ri"d)ieb (bai ■i'>enierfrii 
 einer 25eri'd)iebenl)eit). 3. bie ©treitigrtir, 
 ber ©treit, 3iui|l, itampf; bie Ornmg Shak. 
 4. ber ©rreirpunft, bie ©treitfrage, ©freir« 
 l"ad)e. Shak. 5. bne Untiriiteiruiigfjciiten, 
 bie unterfd)cibenbe G-ig('ni"d)a(r; pi. fie ocr. 
 j'd)iebenen &igenrd)afren. Shak. Davics. 6. 
 I'llrifl).] (ber SCejl einer gri^pern ©nmnie. 
 nad) 'Jlbjiig einer fleinern) bie Differenj. '. 
 lS?og.] ber llnteri"d)eibnngebegriff , bie tnffo 
 reni. 8. C-War.) ber anreri"d)ieb , bie A>ifif 
 renj (- of lati(ude. Differeni in ber iBrctte). 
 5. The marks and differences of so- 
 I vereignty. Davie*. 
 
 To make difference, t Uneinigfeit 
 ilifren. To split the -, fid) in bie jlreitifle 
 <Bad)t tt)eti(n. 
 
FAfe, far, fall. fat. ML met. Fine. fin. N6, m6ve, n6p, i^ot, 6il, rl6u(i. Tube, tub, fu!l. t/iin, TFIis. 249 
 
 i 
 
 DIF 
 
 liifTerence, v. a. I. (from) tiii> | 
 terfd)eii)cn (jmci Dinge oon einaiieet). 2. 
 [Jlljiebr.] MiTireiiiiren. 
 
 liilTereilt, dt'furent.adj. 1. (from) 
 oerfdjiefcen (uon), uiitcrriticCeii. 2. ucn'djic! 
 btii (inan(f)erlci) , iiiuerfc^itbiid). lit a dif- 
 fereni uiiiniier tVoni wliat 1 tliouglit, att: 
 6tt*, fll* ill) ^l1cfere. Tliey are - from each 
 otiier, (it (jleid)»n etiiaiibec nid)t. These 
 tilings are an — ax black from while, &lf|"e 
 Dinne finD I)imiiieiiueit , me ia^ iiiio 
 %i(f)t von eiuanficr verr^ir&en. — ado. 
 Differently, ail&ecd, Vtt<<tfitita , flUf 
 (iiie niiDcre jlrt. 
 
 liiireruiltiAl, dilTurea'ahal, adj. 
 t^llae&r.] Differeiijial . .. 
 
 Tlie di i'fe ren lial method (calculus), 
 tie l!itffrciijiairecl)niin(j. 
 
 llifTeriiijj', (iittatiag,adj. uerrc^ie< 
 beti <\cnn:\:. u\\tt\\imti<\. Shak. 
 
 Uif'Hcile, dhieMl, (Int.) adj. t 1- 
 f(<)iuer, rd)u>itrii]. 2. |"rf)iuifri(i. frebenflid). 
 
 UifficilenCNS, ditte/ilnea. «. f 
 bie ed)iuieri>)i'rir, tliU-iciv'iiinreit. Bacon. 
 
 Uifflcult, (lil'lekiilt. ant. difHciliii) 
 adj. 1. i'd)iuer. r<f)iuierig. i. ul^uierin. eiil'"' 
 iviitiDeriid), eiiifiM'tiitiid (u. "J^^eiii'd^eiu. 3. bt-. 
 fd)iucrlt£f>, idiliii (u. "iOeiii:!! u.). 
 
 liifOculty, dli'tekiilte. (fr. diffi 
 culie) t. bit i£(t)iwirri«iffit (finer lliiterml)' 
 imiiifl jc). 2 tif i^tr(l)iucrlii't)fcit , -»fiii}iV; 
 Adfeit. 3. tic <Sd)iuierii|feit , ^fDriirii(t)f(iC. 
 4. ber miberihiiiO. 6. o 6ie i^Jti'd^ivcrOe (t>t6 
 itorvrrS ii). 
 
 To propose a difficulty, tiue 33e: 
 bciiflid)fi'ir iiprtTiiuieii, rinr ec^iuieriflfrit. 
 l'(J)iuieri(je jjr.iije nui tie »«il)ii briiiiKii 
 
 Tliitl Hdinits ol no -, ti\& Ulttt ftillCIl 'yil: 
 (tanb. To raise, to tiait d i f f ic ul ti e ■>. 
 &ct))vii'ri4reireii trijtbtn, in tin ^I'n lr>K»- 
 To lie under many di f t i cul I ies, Uiele 
 £(1)micri()!eiceii }u (>rfiiiiit.>r>ii , ju bereitiarn 
 l).U>t:ni uiit I'Kleii *£d)iuicri(jffiteii uerfiiui>|t 
 rem. 
 
 Ifiriide, dilitde', (l,it.) 0. n. t (in) 
 ^iutrAiieii retjcii iii..., iiiiptroueii (&iiiriii, 
 tiner (?rti1)e). URvutm. 
 
 llifliflence, d'r fedenxe. (lot.) *■ 
 1. (iHit of vot bem (iJeneiiilaiiCe) ba« -»ii§< 
 traiien (iiu. 2. tai 0)ii$traueii in fid> feibil, 
 6ie (2(t)ii(f)reriil)eit. 
 
 lliflideilt, dit-lident. adj. 1. (mit 
 of iior tiui Cbieftt) >uif5fr.iiiir(l) (iiefleiD- 
 i. miptrniiifd) in \i(t) lelbil; fd)ii(t)trrn. 
 
 1. Be not d i I I i d e n t ol wisdom. Mii.Toa. 
 Be — in dealing with slrnngem. Anon. 
 
 2. Uittress niakev the liiinihle heart d i f- 
 
 fidenl. Ci.akiasa. 
 
 To be ditlident of, niigrraiifii ( (i"i< 
 neni '.o, fein aSrrfrfliieii Ij.iben (.iiifi. 
 
 Itiriideiitly, (liric'iciiiie. (ufu.niig: 
 trflUif(^i bcfiDeibcn, oijiie »Jiiim.iH"im- 
 
 If iriiaid, liiirind'. (1.) r. a. f fpnlfen 
 (ijji'lii. (t bcilniinit, ellt^(t)ei^fnb, brfiniiii'. 
 
 l>if fiiiitive, ditfineiiv. (hit.) udj. 
 
 IfiriiMMiuii, diitishuii, (U. diifiud) 
 t. t t'l* itpiilteii. 
 
 liifilaftfiou, diflli'shun, ((atduflo) 
 «. brt5 95er)uibeii, Sfrbl.ifen, Senwl)'"''. 
 
 lfirilu<^nCKf dif'lluenve. / (liU.) «■ 
 
 Ifirnuttncyf difHu^nse,) ba6 3tr: 
 PieOcn, i\t ^iiiiTigrett. 
 
 DIG 
 
 DirHiient, dff'fliient, adj. jerfries 
 
 geiib. jliirriii. 
 
 DtflPorin, dlrforin, (tnt.) adj. I. 
 
 iiiireGciin>ii;l<], unforiiilitf) ; o ty\$U<i), un<it: 
 
 rtiilt; iniBiiei^fllret (befonber* in bet ^ot. 
 
 (lebrniic^lid)). 2. ungleic^, unafinli(^. 
 
 2. The uneqnal refractions of difforni 
 
 rays. Newtoji. 
 
 DilTorinity, dlffor'm^i^ . «. l. bie 
 
 llM<iicid)l)eit, Uiiai)nlid)feit. 2. bie llnrenel: 
 
 miiilififeit (bet @e|talt) ; bie ip.JMliffjfeit, Uii: 
 
 Oeilnltheit. [Disfranchise. 
 
 liifTrancliise, dlifrau'tshii, f. 
 
 I>ifrraiiclii<«(^ineiit , diifran'- 
 tshunient. t. + bie "ICcfiiuihtiie , bie Semii! 
 biiiiii ber biirflerlit^en ©erefbrfomen. 
 
 UilTuse, diffuze'. (liU.) p. a. 1. 01X6-. 
 fliegm, ()iii(iicMeii, nii^f(()iUten , erfliegcii (o. 
 SiiiiTmfeiteii). 2. uerbrciteii, ausbreiten 
 (Diifr, 5{iihtn jc.). 
 
 Oiffuse, diffuse' adj. I. roeit I'er-- 
 breitet , niisfli'breitet, jcriTreiit. 2. mctrlaii; 
 fiij, iveirfitmeiftn (uoni ?{eben, ©d)reiben). 
 
 ■filTu-^ed, diifutd', adj. pcnuirrt, 
 nnDrbeiitliil), milb; meitrc^iufififj. Shak. 
 
 Diffused infection of a man, ein 
 -Mtemd) oiiflfr SSerberbiiie , cl)ne ba^ man 
 (jerabe fine bei^iminte »2lrt fciiier Krnnfljrit 
 unterfiteiben fiiiin, flifriijcr i!lb|'d).uim emef 
 'Mianne*. Siiak. 
 
 IHfTuMedly, ditfii'zedle . adv. I. 
 lueit uerbrritet, jrrrtreiit. 2. meirfc^iueifi!]. 
 
 l>in'll90dlt<*S.<<, dilfii'xednes. $. I. 
 
 bie 35irbrritiui(] , Sftltreuuiig. 2. bie Wtit-- 
 \\i)\vein<]t(it. 
 
 ItifTusely, diffdse'li, adv. I. ivfit 
 .iiiiflfbrfitft, uerbreirct. 2. t lUfiriniifiil ; 
 lufitrrfjiuiMfifi. 1 bteiter. 
 
 IBifTuserv ditf/ise'ur, t. ber 35er! 
 
 If iffllsiblCf diiriizff'ebl, adj. ant-. 
 bel)iib,ir, bfi)iUMr, iMTbrfitbar, uerbreitfani. 
 
 IfifflliVibleiieSMfilifhize ehlnes, ) 
 If ifTuHibility, diiliuebileie. ^ 
 
 «. bie SJerbrfitfainfcir, 'Jlnebef^nbarfcir, Dclju: 
 bnrfeir. 
 
 UifTusioiif di<fii'zhuii, «. I. bie 
 ■Srrbrfitiinii (ber Uliiiuflfeiten, Snfr jc.). 2. 
 bie Serilrennnfl , \!ln*i1rfiinn(i (bei Sii: 
 tnen« JC.). 3. t bie 'JlnSbrtitunfl, SScrbrei; 
 tnnfl (ber ^imnf(f»iift JC). 4 t bie -lOcit; 
 laun'if'"'f. ^>"iri(1)iUL'in(ifeit (be6 i£ti)W ic). 
 
 IfifTuMive, diitti siv. aili. I. }cr: 
 llreueiib, I'erbrritcnb; fid) liberad ()in fliiS: 
 beljiienb, urrbreitenb , friiirljcnb (I'on L'lift, 
 tu1)r, "lUiifierjc.). 2. lUi^flebreirct, jfriTreur, 
 lueit. 3. i a; lufituinfiii, rtiiC-<Kb(i)nt. b) iiu5.- 
 iltbtljnr, nUunitiiffenb , iiuiriiiifnb. — adv. 
 Uif fu'sifel y. ivcit oerbreitet , auiac- 
 bel)iit, nod) ndiii ©eiren l)in. 
 
 If ifi'llMIVeiieSil) dllfu'Mvnes, t. 
 
 I. bie SDcrbreiruiirt, ScrrtreuiiUii. 2. bic-JliiSs 
 ril)niimj, boe llnifaiTcnbe, 'Jl(lumiin7enbe (be5 
 ■iljrljhuodene ic. ). 3. bie itJiiriaiirliifcit ; 
 ^iicitrdxueifififcit. Audisom. 
 
 Jf if;, dig. praet. U. pp. digged II. dug 
 (fd)n)rb. dika; biin. diger; fltl). daclii) v. a. 
 1. 5 jjraben. 2. griibcn, luu-ijriiben (einen 
 Xtid) , ajniiinen !c.). 3. buri1)iiiiil)len (bie 
 Grbf, I'on Srfjiuemen, ^TOaiiiiunrfen zc.>. 4. 
 (jnibrn, bpljrcn, nii?i)iil)icn. 5. l-iynibnifpr.] 
 auegrnben (cineu X>a(4» 20. 
 
 To dig deeper, auetiefeii. To - asaiii, 
 
 DIG 
 
 rOef.] ru^ren, jiveibrac^en, rornben (3Ie(fer). 
 To — down , iiingrabcn , buret) llntirgr.iben 
 faden , einiliirjen maiden. To - out ob. to 
 
 - from, I. nu^griiben (Kolilen, Xorf ic. ; bit 
 praep. luirb jebcc^ oft iiii^dflinTen nnb niiin 
 I'ligt niir to — coals, to — iron -ore etc., 
 Si)l)len Ob. (Jifenerj gmben, niiSiirabcn, iiit« 
 lliitt jii fagen : to — out Iron -ore ob. to — 
 coals from the earth Ob. to — f(>r coals). 
 2. To - out, nnSrotten. To — np, I. au6* 
 graben, nufgrnben (j. 9J. einen Stein ic.^. 
 
 2. unigrnben (ein Stiicf Stuib ic). 
 Ifig*, V. n. 1. grabeii, fici) mit Otiraben 
 
 befdjafiiiicn. 2. (oft mit for) graben (nad)), 
 noitgrnben (um (^tiua^ jn fu(t)cn 10; 
 (■OJfin.J \(i)i\rmi, graben (iwct) G'riin). 
 To dig in, l)iiieiiigr>iben (in (rtmad). To 
 
 - through, biir(f)iiraben. 
 
 If ijlfaillillA , digam'nia , «. [&t. 
 eimmm.] btr '3iid)i1.ibe F. 
 
 Ifijipainy, dlg'ami, (gr.) s. + bit 
 jiueite i^cimtl). 
 
 Ifig-astriCf degas'irlk, (gr.) adj. 
 [2liiiit.l }ii'eib.uut)iif)t (0}?iiijfel). 
 
 Ifig'ereilt) dldjureut, (lat.) adj. f 
 bie SSfrfiiiiiing bf|"i<rbfrnb. 
 
 Ifigrestf di-Jest. ((at.) *. I. [9{iVn. 
 dieittj bie ')3aiibeften, Digeilen. 2. $ tiiu 
 georbiiete 9?e(t)t«j ob. (ijfi'ci^fauiinlung. 
 
 If ig'est, dejest', (lat. digero) v. a. 1. 
 orbnen (nad) >}lbtl)ciliiiigen ti. lliim-abtheif 
 lungen, Itlaffen 10. 2. i (iin (Meiile) orb» 
 lien, eiitiufrfen, oorberrircn, burit)benfen, g*j 
 nau nberlrgcn, uberbenfen, (einou '!)>lan 10. 
 
 3. oerbaiien (bie Spen'en ini OJiagen). 4. 
 i a) uerbaneii , enrage n , leibeii , erculben. 
 .Shak. b) geniegen, nel^men, aiinrt)tuen, i)iii« 
 nel)men. c) iimbilben, i>erl)frrlitten. 5. 
 [6i)em.J bigeriren daffiio. 6. ( Gljit.] jam 
 G-it.rn bringcn (eine IGiinbe to. 7. auflbt 
 fen, jerfcyen u. ill £)iiiiger luac^jen (SJege* 
 tabiiit-n to. 
 
 If iff est, V. n. eitern, C^iter obfe^eti 
 ob. erjfiigcn (0. ICiinbrn :c.). 
 
 If iffestur, dejes'tiir. « 1. ber Drb.t 
 ner, -iliiorbucr. 2. ber 23frbaiier, G"iner, bet 
 I'frbaut. 3. (OKeb.l ba6 2JLTbaiiiiiig!Muittel. 
 
 4. I^iibiii'}.] ber i>opin'rd)e iopf, Oigeitor. 
 Ififfestibiiity , dejcsieoil eie, 4. 
 
 bie aSi'vOaiiliitfeit. [ baiilic(>. 
 
 Ifi,!festible, dcjestehl. adj. veu 
 
 If i Jl^eStioil , dejes'tkhiin, «. 1. bie 
 25i'rbaniing. 2. |(Jl)eiii.| bai Sigrrircn, bie 
 Digcitioii. 3. bie >Jlnorbnuiig, bi\i uietl}0< 
 bifi1)e Orbnen ; bie Stiiigiing (fine* iJJlaiic*, 
 iSorljiibens 20. 4. ( ffl)ir.J rie 23cfl'>rberuii3 
 ber Ciitiriing; G-itrriiiig, Digeilion (eiiirt 
 iUiMibf 20. 5. bie '2lti(li>i'iiiig iii Diinger. 
 
 If if^estive, dcje»tiv, uiij. i. [-Mh-b.] 
 magi'iiilarfciib , bie iSirbaiiuiig btforbernb. 
 2. |(il)fm.i bigerireiib. 3. 1 aiiorbiiciib, orb* 
 limb. Urvden. 4. ((Sljir.] bie (iitermig be» 
 forbrrnb. 5. atifloicnb. 
 
 Ififfc'stive, «. I. [''))?cb.J bas nia' 
 giniliirfeubc -Wittel, i5frbauiing?mittel. 2. 
 iGljir. j b<\& fiterbtforbernbe Wittel. 
 
 If ig-esture , dejest'ure, $. t bie 
 SSerbaiiiMig. Harvev. [Dig. 
 
 Ififf;?ed, digged, prael. 11, pp. OPtl 
 
 Ifi«-f;'er, djs'gur. t. ber ©raber. 
 Grave--, ber iobteiigriiber. 
 
 If iffllt, dite , (Auaelf. diht) v. a. t U 
 
250 Fafe, far. fall. fat. Me. mot. Fine, fin. N6, move, n5r. got, dil, cloud. Ti"ibe. tub. fulf. i//in. TFIfs. 
 
 DIG 
 
 Dorbereiten , orMicii, biif)er: 2. ? mijiefjcn, 
 l^u^cii, bcl)angcn, |rf)tiiurfeii. Milto«. 3. 
 + (lurTe^en (Den ipiit;. 4. (fd)i>tt.) to clean, 
 cleaned from cliutf. 
 
 lli^-lits, (fctjorr.) cleans. 
 
 OiS'it, did'jic, (lot. digitus) «. I. bie 
 SBrette etiie5 ginger*, ein Diiiimcii ob. giii; 
 ger breit (•"'/', 3(.>U)- 2. l«Utlri)n.J '/jo bef 
 ©oiiiicn; Ob. *3)h>iibMircf)me(7erd. 3. ('llrirt).] 
 jebt cinfnci)c 3nl)' dnifi'i" ">), 3'if)Irigiir. 
 
 liig-iial, did jetal, (IiU.) adj. 1. }ii 
 eiiieni ginger gelprig. 2. ju einer tinfa- 
 <i)tn 3(11)1 g>'!)L^rig- 
 
 JUig-itilte, diH'jetate, } (tat. adi. 
 
 Uig'itateil^ did'jeraicd.j ["ijot.] ge^ 
 ftngert. [ n. i fed)ten ; jrtnfeii, ilreitcii. 
 
 Ui^'ladiate , digla'deate, (lilt.) i>. 
 
 IVig-lmtiatiOU , digiadea'islu'in, a. 
 1. bn6 @efe{f)t (niit gctiucrrern). 2. f ber 
 ©rreit, Snnf. B. Jonson. [ber Siwc'l'd)!'?- 
 
 19ig-|ypli, di'glif, (gr.) t. ["Jtrdjit.J 
 
 Mig^Ilifi (nation y digneteka'shiin. 
 «. bic 6-rl)&l)ung, (Srljebung (einer ^^perfun). 
 
 UiS^-Ilified, di'g'nefide, ««i/. I. IJlit 
 einer iBiirbe befleibet. 2. luiirbeuofl, ebe, 
 (ooni 'betriigen K ). 
 
 Dignify, dig'ncfi, (fpiin. uignificar) 
 V. a. 1. (jn einer 2i;iirbe) erijeben. 2. i el)= 
 ren, fd)nu"i(fen, jieren, erlHif;en, uerebeln. 
 2. Your worth will dignify our feast. 
 B. JOKSON 
 
 I9i{nr»itm*y7 dig'netare, *. ber Ij'uljcre 
 ®ci|lli(i)c, ^r.imt ( ber libcr einetn geiui^^l^n: 
 U(t)en 'iprcbiger ober ^nnonifuS |lel)t). 
 
 Dig'Iltty, dig'neie. (lat. digniian) t. 
 1. bie SBiirbe. 2. bie 2i5urbe (M6 iviirbige 
 ©etrngen). 3. bie SiCiirbe, ber 9^ing, bie 
 $Dl)eit. 4. bie aSiirbe (bn« gei|'Hi(l)e ober 
 erirgerli(f)e 3Init). 5. [9?f;et. ] bie SBiirbe 
 (ber Diction, ber rid)tige ®ebmnd) ber reb= 
 nerif(t)en 5S3enbungen unb 23i(ber). 6. [-Mtlrol.) 
 t)a6 3ei(f)en beS l()ierfrei|e6. 7. f fin nil: 
 (jenteiner (Srnnbfn^. Broww. 
 
 Uig'IIUtiOIl, dtgno'sliuii, (tnt.) *. 
 t bai llnrerrrf)eibiing*jei(f)en, »»ierfninl. 
 
 Ui^OItOUS, dig'oniis, (gr.> ad). 
 [55Dt.] jiueiiuinfclig, jmeietfig. 
 
 Uig-capli, di graf. (gr.)4. [©rntiim.] 
 rin Digrnpl) (biif 3iir'iiii"if"rc'" Jiueier 93o; 
 fole, uon beneii mir einer nii5gciVrocf)en 
 tuirb). Sheridak. 
 
 liig-ress, digrls', (tnt.) ». n. I. i 
 flbgeljen , nbioeicfjen. Shak, 2. i (frono ab-. 
 flefjen , nbiuei(<)en , nbftfjiueifen ( uoii ) ; uer; 
 f(t)ieben fein (I'on). Locke. Shak. 
 
 l>ig-ressiuu, degrlsirun , ((nt.) 
 «. I. bn5 ilOiueif^en , 91bfd)meifen, bie aib: 
 n)ei(f)nng, aibidjiuetfnng. 2. bic 2Ibr(f)n>eir 
 fling (in ©(f)ritrcn). 3. ber gel)!tritr. Shak. 
 
 Di)^'re»(Sional, degreslrunal, adj. 
 fl6roeid)enb, nbrd)ii'eifcii6 (Bom eigentlidjen 
 ©toffe einer 9febe :c.). 
 
 Uij^reKSivef degrls'sjv, adj. ab: 
 tOCtdjeilb , nbrd)U>rifenb. — adv. Digres'- 
 iively, nbrdjiveifeiib, al6 91l'r(i)U'eifimg 
 
 llig'yiif dl'jin. (gr.) ». [J5ot. J bie 
 inseiroeibige "ipflanjr, ^jlnnje tnttjmeiSmiib.- 
 wegen ( in bie jiveire Sum. Orbn. gdjijrig). 
 
 ni|i;:yiliail , dijin'^an, (gr.) adj. 
 [SSot.) bigoiiifd), jioeiwcibig. 
 
 MilKMlral, dihedral, (gr.) adj. [<!Dtf. 
 fwfctj.] iroeifeitifl. 
 
 DIL 
 
 Oihedron, dilic'dron , s. bit jivet: 
 feitige gigur. 
 
 JUiltexaUedral , dili«k.sahe'dral, 
 (gr.) adj. [.Unrtrtilog.j biljcmeDnfc^. 
 
 JUijudieate, iiijudeuaie, (Uit.) v. 
 u. eiirrd)etben, iiburil)i'ili-ii (iJL'cr). 
 
 Uijitdicatiuu, dijiidcka'shun, t. 
 b(\6 »ilinirri)eiif n ; bie &nri"ii)eibung. 
 
 ltiii.e, dike, (iingtll'. die; fit)iueb. dike; 
 bmi. dige; |"(i)ort. dike; s. 1. ber OJraben 
 vliJiiiTerbcljaiter). 2. [iijiiiTerbniif.j bcrSeid) 
 I)iiinm, bi\6 iiicl)t, iUiiijr. 3. t(^)co(.] Die 
 •Jlber (I'on Sbniolt, 5j5orpl)i)r to. 4. (fdjotc; 
 — Ob. U y k e , stone - wall fence. 
 
 Dike-gra V e Ob. — reeve, [33ilf|cri 
 biuiii).] Deri)eid)grrifet»Uiitrel)i'r Der Diiit)e ;c.). 
 
 Oike^ V. a. iiiit einein Deid)e unige: 
 ben, burd) emen Damm ftd)trii. - ». n. 
 •f griU'eii. 
 
 Uilaceraf e , delas'neiale , ((at.) 
 
 0. a. jerretficn, in iSriicfe oD. enrjiuci reipeii 
 (f. lacerate). [Dai 3tr>"ti|jen. 
 
 l^ilaceratiun, delaN.sera'.>hiiii, s. 
 
 JUilauiate, dcla'ncaie, (lat.) D. «. 
 t 1. jerreifjen, in iStiicfe reiijrn , jei-fti;eii. 
 2. 1 jerflct|i1)en. [ (bc6 %MilL>er6j. 
 
 Uiluniating etfort, bie ©preiigfcafr 
 
 Milailiatioil, delanca slitiu, t. bi\i 
 3errei(jeii. 
 
 ll>ilapidate, delap'edaie, (lat.) v. 
 It. 1. in iiuintner fallen, ucrfallcn, emfallen. 
 
 2. 1 in ajerfall geratl)en, ju OJriinbe geljeii. 
 £>ilapidate, v. a. I. oenuu)len, 
 
 jerilbrcn, oerfallen laffcii. 2. ± ucrgeuben, 
 iierrd)leiiDern, i'enM)iueiiben. 
 
 Uilapidafiun, delapeda'shun, «. 
 
 1. b(\i 25trn)ii|len; Der aJerf'all; bn& QSerj 
 ta(leiilo(7en (uoii gci|1iid)eii (Siebauben unb 
 loiijligen ^^jJcrtinenjien ber ivird)e, ai6 ^vU 
 jiingenic ). 2. § bie iycnuiiilnng, ber iScriall. 
 
 3. bie Unrerrd)lagiiiig offeiitiidjer ©tlber; 
 25erfd)leuDeruiig. Stepheas. 4. bie a3cr> 
 fd)ii)enbiing, 23ergeiibung. 
 
 l^ilapidator y delap'edatur, t. 
 I. Oetiiaiib, ber ben 2>erfall vvn (yeb<iubeii 
 oeriirrad)t, (5)cbiUibe i-frfalleii lapt. 2. ber 
 2Jei-rd)lt'Uberer ; 35crrd)iuenber. 
 
 Itilatability, delaiabircie, > 
 
 JUilatableuei^S, deia'tablnes, ^ 
 *. ['!)>l)i)r.J tie Del)nl>arfeii, >21iiebel)nbarfeit 
 (ber I'lift, 0)feta(lc 20. [au^beljnbar. 
 
 Milatable, de.a'tabl, adj. bel)itbar, 
 
 llilatatiull, diilaiasliun, «. 1. bie 
 'JliiSbel;nuiig, b<\6 >iluSbel;neii (nacf) adeit 
 Seiten, iitd)t blo0 in einer ';)Ci(i)riing, j. S5. 
 i>. ber Siift 10. 2. bie 'Jtiiebeijuung , ba6 
 iJlii*gebel)iitfein. 
 
 liilatator, delati'Iur, I. 1. [Sltiat.] 
 ber enpeiternbe »))iu6fei. 2. [6l)ir.J Der 
 ep.'rrer, ©piejjA 
 
 Itilatat4»ry9 diiiaiA'turi, adj. }o< 
 gernb, jnubernb (f. nud) Dilatory). — 
 s. bai ©perreifen, ber Xltiedmeipcl, bai 
 G-nufirerungSiiiilruinent. 
 
 liilate, delate', ((at.) p. a. 1. nii^i 
 bel)nen (nad) oflenSeiren, 0. ber Siinge, 
 einer SBlafe jo; enueitern. 2. 1 nnsbehiien 
 leinen SJortrag u".); fid) aiifibreiren (fiber). 
 Spenser. Shak. (Qn biefer 2>eDeiiriing ku 
 ten tranfirio.) (9febe Ijaiten. 
 
 To dilate a discourse, fine U'eitliiiifige 
 
 JUilate, V. n. I. fict) an^Dei)neM, fid) 
 
 DIL 
 
 eriveirern, wciter >i<erben. 2. (on, upon) fit^ 
 aiuU>reiten, fid) meitlrinng auslaffsn, me<c= 
 laufig fpred)en (fiber etiuae), Gmai roett* 
 idufig abl)anDe(n. 
 1. His heart dilates and glories in his 
 strength. Addisos. 
 
 Dilate, adj. an^gebe^nt, iveit. 
 
 19i later, deia'uir, s. 1. ber Griveu 
 terer, QUisDeljner. 2. Da6 rUueibetjneiibe, ba«, 
 luaij aii6fel)iit. 
 
 Uilatioil, dela'shnn, (lat.) t. 1. 
 Der >Jiiiffd)iib. 2. bie ■Jln$bc()numj, loeirduu 
 fige •au^einanDerfctumg. Shak. 
 
 Milatur, deia'uir, *. 1. bai Qxwtu 
 teriiDe, ^Jtufbeljnenbc. 2. [«Unnt.l ber auS« 
 Del;ncnbe ■OJJm'fel. [film, trage. 
 
 IVilatorily, diriatuicle, adv. langi 
 
 l>ilatoriue!«.<i , dil'laturenes, ». 
 bie Sangfanifeit, Inigljeit, ©aumfcliafeit, 
 bai 3iJgern, 3iiiibern, i>in()aireu. 
 
 JUilatury, dil'lanire, (fr. dilatoire; 
 it. dilatorio)'a(//. I. (angfaiii ( fpat , oerfpri* 
 tet). 2. jauberljaff, (aiigfain, trage, fauuu 
 felig, untljarig, fanniig (u. ^crfonen). 3. 
 (i){i'd)t«fpr.] bilatorifil), uerjiigerlic^, aur» 
 iiiglid) (0. (Finrebeii ic). BtACksxoKE. 
 
 llildo, dii di'>, s. ein ivicberljolter 
 ®i1)liiun'iin in eiticiii £'itbe, loie Oalala ic. 
 
 liilectiou, del^k'shiin, ((at.) « bie 
 Cicbe, 3iiiieiguiig. Martik. 
 
 JDileiiiaiia, diiem'ma, (gr. ) t. \. 
 
 [Sog.J ber 'ii5ed)felfd)lnfi, Di'ppelfd)iiig, en« 
 
 Silemma. 2. f bic 25erlcgenl;eit, itlenime; 
 
 '2ilteriiatioe, ber 2i3ed) elfad. 
 
 2. A strong dileiniiia in a desperate 
 
 case ! 
 
 To act with infamy, or quit the place. 
 
 Swift. 
 
 Dilettante, dlllttan'te. (it.) «. 
 ber Diletrant, itiini'tfreiinb , Sunillieb^aber. 
 
 Ifilig'ence, dii-cjense, ((at.) «. 
 1. ber g-Icig, ©ifer, bie ©nifigfeit. 2. bie 
 ©orgfalt. 3. ber (S-iduagcn. 
 
 1. Diligence is the philosopher's stone 
 that turns every thing to gold. Webster. 
 
 llilig'eut, dilejent, ((at.) adj. 1. 
 fleigig, eniftg, cifrig (0. ^Jjerfonen;. 2. for(j» 
 fiiitig. 
 
 2. The judges shall make diligent in- 
 
 quisition. BiBLB. 
 
 Hili|{-eutly, dil'ejlnlle, adv. 1. 
 ffeipig, eifrig, eiiiftg. 2. forgfaltig. 
 
 Kill, dil, (angelf. dil, diie; f(f)tveb. 
 dill; ban. dild; 1)0(1. dille) «. [<Bot.] Dte 
 Dide, ber Did. 
 
 Uilliiig'v dil'ling, «. bai ©(f)oeritib. 
 
 liilucid, delii sid, ((.) adj. (a\xi) 1) 
 f(ar (l)cd; beiitlid)). 
 
 Uiiucitlate, delu'sedite, v. a. 
 erflaren, crdiutern, in« 2'i(t)t fetjen (bcffct 
 Elucidate). 
 
 Uilucidation, deldsedi'shun, «. 
 t bie (jrflarnng , (?riauterung. 
 
 llilueiit, dil lueiit, adj. 1. ocrbuni 
 nenb, ucrpiiffigenb , aiifii>fenb. 2. oerbiin* 
 nenb, niilbernb, f(t)iba(l)eiib (burd) S5eruji» 
 fd)iing niit SKaiTer). 
 
 Uiiueiit, (• I. bai 9$erbnnnntig8< 
 mittel , Sliifiiifnngdmitfrl. 2. bxM 9Jerbi'iii« 
 nuiigf niiftrl, fd)mad)enbe, niiibernbe 'OTittcl. 
 
 Oilllte, deliite', (lat. diluo) ». a. 
 I. I'erDrnuun , uerjliifilacii (mit eine» pfiffl* 
 
Fite, far, fall, fat. »U. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl66cl. Tiibe, tub, full. th\n, Tllis. 251 
 
 DIL 
 
 flnm TOntcrie) ; bnljct : 2. I'^ronc^n (©piri' 
 tiU d6. (Enure :c. Cmr(^ 25ernur(t)ung). 3. 
 f4)iuii(l)er , meidjcr inn(J)en, milDern (cine 
 giirbezc). 4. f i'(t)»»nii)C"'. 5. | ©tnrfemnctjer] 
 fcteicen, abi'd^eiOeii (Me @tnr(etl)eile). 
 
 Dilute, adj. 1. biinn, vercunnt, Qt-- 
 ijiilCiert. Newtok. 2. i arm. 
 
 Iftituter, deiii'iHr, «. bai S3erbuii: 
 niiDii^xiittt'i- 
 
 VilutioUf delu'xiiuii, «. iai 23er> 
 tuniifii , SBerjirnTigcn , tie iSerfcuniiuna. 
 
 Ifiluviul, rielii'veal, i (Int.) adj. 
 
 IMIuviau, dolii'vean, 5 OiluL^iniiifct 
 a) )U riiier Sliiil), be|'Diii)er< &er tSiiiiDjIiitt^ 
 (]el)5vig. I>) turd) eiiie t^iu:t), t^efuneerfi Die 
 ©uutflut^ l)cruuri]cbrn(t)t, von Cer 6un9jlutlj 
 ^)erriil}rfitti. 
 
 lfiluviate,tlclu'veate, r.n.tilutf)cn. 
 
 lliluviuiii, (lelu'veuni, (Int.) «. 
 [(SJeoli^ij.) eie *iliiid)i»)rmmiing. Buckland. 
 
 Villi, dim, (niinelf. dint; ton. duni ) 
 adj. 1. Ounfel I incite l^efl, fiiiiler, i>om 
 ©(^ntteii K.). Spehser. 2. fcunfel , triibe 
 CiiuSfid^t "•)• 3. triibe, b\6tt (u. fteii -UU' 
 gen lo; bli)Drid>ii9. 4. fd^ivrrfiillig , bl'oti 
 (ciiifnltio). 6. tiiiirel, 6ln0, niiUI (vuii ^at- 
 ben , -»fetnaen lo. 
 
 A dim UDdentMndiiig, ber iBli^Ciflnn. 
 To burn dim, eiiieii inntteii Qdftin vuii 
 f(4) gebeit, Miiifel brenneii. 
 
 D i 111 - « i g li t e d , t>lijc<i((f)tig. 
 
 Wlin, V. a. 1. triibcn, buiifel nin(()en, 
 
 nerbunMn; umroijifeu. 2. j trul>en (6ie(i)rt: 
 
 fleftfrnfte). 3. i<ert)uii(eln, nintt, bia^ nta< 
 
 <S)tn (I'on 'OJfetalieii , Jnrben jo 
 
 1. Knch paksiun dimmed liU face. Miltoh . 
 
 nimble, dliu'bl, «. f bit Haubt. 
 ^rotte. B. JoHson. 
 
 Uillie, dime, (fr. dixiime ot). dUnie,; 
 -norm, dienie) 4. [Oiorbain.j cine @ilber: 
 nuiue ( 10 Scute ob. '/lo <•>><< SuUavd <iu 
 Vintt) ). 
 
 Itilliension, deman'shun, (Int.) 
 •. I. [^}^itl)eiii.J bie^ilu5Del;nutio(ini9{aunie), 
 Dimcniioii, 6n« 'Hin^. 2. t «) j»'. bie 95er= 
 l).utiii|Te ber Wiie&er bti iii^Tpcr*; bie OJlieb; 
 niiiucii. b) ber Jii>rprr. Shak. 
 
 Itilliensiunlt^SM, d^men'sliunle*. 
 od/. nrcujfiilos, Uiicrine(}lid). Mii.tom. 
 
 Ifiineiisity, demen's^ii, «. bii' 
 9tii6be9iuiiin, 'l!3cite, ber 9inum, @el;nl[, 
 Uiiifniin' b(\6 "yjia^. 
 
 Itiinensive, demen'tiv, ad), bie 
 91u£bet)niiiig , bai <)}^i^, ben llmfnno be> 
 |eid)nenb. [ fob.] bimetrifd). 
 
 I>iineteK>, d'm'etur, (int.) adj. ['^to-- 
 
 Ifiiiieter, «. I'JJrpfob.) ber bimrtri: 
 fdje 95crf. |f. bai Wefcdft, ©djnrninoel. 
 
 Miiiiication, dimekA'kliun, (int.) 
 
 Diillitlittte, demid'eate, (Int.) v. a. 
 ^nlbiren , t}nibirn. 
 
 liilllitliation, dimiddei'diun, «. 
 bai ^pnii'iren , i^olben, bie ll^rilung in iwti 
 fliei(t)e Iljeile. 
 
 JUiiniiiislif d^miii'inh , (Int. dimi- 
 Buo) V. a. I. Miiiieern, i>erminbern, I'erflei: 
 iiern, uerrinfjern; fd)iund)en. 2. |! eriiiebri- 
 flcn. 3. l^»lU|■.] i>erminbern (eine iRpte, 
 c«iien XiMi). 
 
 To diminiili the vrlue of coin, SO?rin> 
 )cn ijernbiefje". To - frem, • iDrfltljun, 
 |petl"^v>neii (uun>. 
 
 DIN 
 
 Diminish, v. n. nbne^tnen, fic^ 
 verfieinern, fiA) i>eruiinbern. 
 
 To diminish in the weight, an ®e> 
 iui(i)t uerlicrcn, nbfnden. 
 
 DiminiMliable, demin'ishabl, adj. 
 ucrnitiiDeninijefnIjii), uerniigfruno^tnl^ifl/ y'rs 
 niinbert ic. iveroen foancno. 
 
 Dimiuisliiiii^ly , demiu'ishingle, 
 adj oerfleinerlid), nuf cine l)crnb|"eyenoe SSJcifc. 
 
 Diiuinueut, demiuuent, adj. t 
 uerfleiiiernb. Sahdersoh. [jig, flein. 
 
 Diminute, diiu'lnute, adj. -j- ivin^ 
 
 DilliiUUtiOU, diiiiiiieiiu'shun, (1.) 
 ». 1. bie £errieinccung, i&erminberung, SScrs 
 ringeruno, ba6 2Jerniinbern. 2. bie jlbnnl}me 
 mnnugcrem Unifnngeic). 3. l a) Die ©c^niiiJ 
 ferunij, (^ntiuiicbigiing; ^ernbi'e^iiug. b> Die 
 G-ntfe^upg, »21b|c9iing (I'on eineni 'ilnite to. 
 4. ['ilrd^it.J bie Serjuiigung (eiiier tSiiule>. 
 6. li)3iur-] bie aSemiinbcriing. 
 
 Diuiliiutive, deiuin'nutiv, (fr.) 
 adj. ficin, ivinyn. 
 
 Diminutive, «. 1. [(3)ramm.] bne 
 3}er(leinecung£)vort, Diminutiu. 2. t ettvotf 
 Kleiner, bei'Diib. bie (icinile "Dtunie. 3. ba6 
 SJeruiiiiteriiiig^niittel. 
 
 Diminutively , dem'a'nutivle, 
 adv. riein, rienilid), vcrflcincrnb. 
 
 Diminutiveness, demin'nuiiv- 
 iies, «. I. bie iCleinl^eit, 6)inngi)eit. 2. die 
 ^leinli(t)fcit. 
 
 Dimish, dimUh, adj. 1. bnmmerig, 
 ctn>nd bunfel, triibiid;. 2. eiii luenig blob: 
 fid)tig, triibniigig. 
 
 DimifiMion, demish'un, «. ba6 
 (^ntlniTin (nu6 cer 'Jitibien} :c.). 
 
 Diiniasory, dimi»»ure, adj. I. 
 entlnffcnb. 2. [^{edjrripr.J SemiiTcrinI . . . , 
 liberlnffenb (ciner nnDern (aerid)tc<bnrfcit ). 
 3. (in bie Slbreifc luidigcnb, Urlnub gciunl); 
 renb) ©ntlnJTungfi . . . li)cniif|orinird)veibfn. 
 
 DiinikKory letters, [^illd)Ctired)fj bai 
 
 Dimit, deiiiii', V. a. t 1. eiitln([en 
 (binrlnubeii). 2. in ^i\d)t gcben. 
 
 Dimity, dime^e. J. lOnDuiTr.] ber 
 gefoprrte iiinrdjcnt. 1 2. i eininlrig , blobt. 
 
 Dimly, dimle, ado. 1. Duntel, triibe. 
 
 DimminST* dimniing, «. bie X>un> 
 t<\tjt\t. Shak. 
 
 Dimness, d'm'nea, t. 1. bie Dun- 
 felljeit. 2. Die ^lijbigfeit (Der »31ugen), iJliJD: 
 |id)tigfeit. 3. bie ®d)iund)c, ■•Minrtljrit (ciner 
 Jarbe tc.) ; Wnitljcit (o. ^Ofctnden jo. 4. ± 
 Die ®d>n)crfa[ligfcit, llnbc(jiil|iid)feit, X)iimm> 
 Ijeit; Der -))?nngel nn ©djnrffidjtigfcit. 
 
 Dimple, dim'pl, s. bn6 (^riibdjen 
 (ini .Kinn, in ben SSnrfcn). 
 
 Dimple, t>. n. u. v. a. ®rilb(!>cn 
 mnd)cn, bilDcn oD. befommcn. 
 
 And smiling eddies dimpled on the 
 main. ^ Drydem. 
 
 Dimpled, dim'pld, tuU- niit (^riibt 
 djen »evfcl)en (gclbdjcrt). 
 
 Dimply, dimple, adj. voQ Don 
 ©riibd)en (U^djfrig). 
 
 Din, dill, (nngelf. dyn) «. bat &tthit, 
 Der Cnrm, (befonD.) bui (Iniige forrgfiVijfe) 
 (5)miurd) (be« itriegc* jo, ©efiirr (ber 
 ajnffeni, (Sernficl (ber 'iCngen). 
 
 Din, V. a. 1. betnnben (burd) £nrm, 
 Oietvit ic), iibcrr(<)reieii (Oemnnb), 2. t 
 fit^nllcn. 
 
 DIO 
 
 Dine, dine, (angclf. dynan ; fr. diner) 
 V. n. |u 'Biittng effen, fpeifen. 
 
 To dine with duke Humphry, ftlM 
 ?Wittel fjnben, um ftc^ cin 'Wittng^mnljl ju 
 ocrfdjnffen, iinb in ber nitcn St. <|5niii*fird)e 
 in Sonbon, luo mnn Den ^("ii'O -^pumpijci) 
 begrnben mntjnte, nuf u. nb gei)en. Shak. 
 
 Dine, r. a. (©ineni) ein 'Wfittngfcffcn 
 geben; fpeifen, jum '3)?ittn(i^effcn obcr jiit 
 ipnnptmnljljcit bitten, einlaben (OftnnnD>. 
 
 Dining-room, ber ©peifefnnl, bn« 
 ©pcifejimmcr; --set, ber infelnnffn^; 
 --table, bie Spcifetnfel, ber Spcifctifd). 
 
 Dinetical, denet'eUal. (gr. ) adj. 
 t fid) im ^reife ob. freiiformig brel)en», 
 treifcnb , Rrti6 . , . 
 
 Ding;', ding, praet. u. pp. dinged u. 
 dung, (nngclf. dencgan; fd)Ott. ding) r. a. 
 t I. ^eftig nnfct)lngcn, oniloijen, iufnnimen. 
 fto^cn, verbenien, beuiig nind)en (tjnrte Abt< 
 per). 2. o betnuben. 
 
 Ding*, V. n. o toben, poltcrn. 
 
 Ding'-dong') ding-dong', t. ber 
 £lingrinng. Shak. 
 
 Ding-iness, d'n'jenes,*. bie f4)mnr|' 
 brniine, bunCclbrnune ^nrbe (cincfi Morpcrd). 
 
 Ding-le, ding'gl, s. bcti engc li)n( 
 (jmifc^en .ipiigcin zc). MiLToit. 
 
 Din^le-dangrle, ding'gl. dang'gi, 
 adj. nnctjlnffig bnumdnD. — «. Der nndjlnffig 
 baunielnbe (^cgenflnnb. 
 
 Dinghy, din'je, adj. I. fd^mutyq, be* 
 fdjmuijt, bejiecft. 2. biinfel luon Jnrbo, 
 fc^ivnrjbrniin, bunfelbrnun. 
 
 Dink, (fd)Ott.) l. neat, trim, 
 tidy. 2. contemptuous. 
 
 DinmontS, (fd)L>ft.) wethers be- 
 tweenoneandtwoyearsoldorihat 
 have not yet been twice slioin. 
 
 Dinna, (fc^ott.) do not. 
 
 Diiiule, (fd)ott.) tingle; thrill. 
 
 Dinner, dm'nur. (o. dine; t. 1. bn$ 
 '3)iiftrtg6niai)l, 'JKittngtfeffcn. 2. one -).Viil)l, 
 d'fl- I ''in fiTt"- 
 
 To eat a full dinner, riMd)lid) jil 0)i'it» 
 
 Dinner-pills, t. pt. "jiilleil , liU7 rc« 
 31ppetit )u reijen. -time. Die (yijenfjett, 
 iifd)ieit (b. Ij. bie Sdt bti i?niiptm,ujia>. 
 
 Dint, dint, (nngrif. dynt) «. i. cer 
 ©d)Uig, ©treid). Miltom. 2. Dn6 ■O.Vnyi, Ot» 
 ©trieme, ©pur, ©d)iuiele, ^cnie. 3. bie 
 Jilrnft, OitJunlt, ')Jfnd)t, ©rnrfc; Der Oincpi 
 btucf (einer 3{cDe:), •ilu«Drii(f. 
 
 By dint of, frnft, oermifrcliH, biirtft. 
 
 Dint, V. a. ftrienien, ilnnnig , beiilig 
 nind)fn (Dnrd) ©roQcii, ©djin.ii-u jr.). 
 
 Dinumerntion, (liiium^iashiin, 
 «. t b<\6 llct>fr}rthien. 
 
 Diocesan, diosesan, (gr.) adj. 
 einem ©prengcl, itirdjfprcngi'I nngcljijria, 
 Biojefnn . . . 
 
 Diocesan, «. i. ber %ifd)of ob. ber 
 95orilel)er eines ivird)rprennel*. 2. ber X>io> 
 jcfnn ( (S-nm)i.i|)nfr eines ©prengel*). 
 
 Diocese, dioses, (gr. ) *. I. ber 
 ©prengd , icird)fprengel. 2. ber Snnbe«be« 
 jirf (iiberl).). 
 
 Dioctaliedral , diokialiedrai, 
 (gr.) adj. l.ttri)ilnflogr.l bioftneDrifd)- 
 
 Diodon, diudon, «. Iod>tl;i;ol.] bet 
 ©oiuiennrd). 
 
 Diuuiede, dlumede, m. [Criiit^] 
 
252 Vhtp, far. fall, fat I^le. mot Fine, f fn. >'6. move, nor, j;6t. oil. rlotul. Tnhe, tiib, full. t//in, TFIis. 
 
 DIO 
 
 hn X^iott^c^e^l'D(^c(, ©tiirtJii'ogel. 
 
 l>io|»«i(le, diop'sicle, (gr.) «. [^i-- 
 nornig.! fcr Su'pilit. 
 
 ISioptasie, diop'tase, *. [>))?inerii((].] 
 ber Dlopta^. 
 
 liiuptric, diop'tiik, ) (gr.) 
 
 Iiiwptrica.1, diop'trckal, ^ adj. 
 I. [Dpt.] eioprrircf); - glass, B,i5 ©eljriMir; 
 - glasses, bic OMiii'er in X^riflen ii. 3ert'= 
 'rcljn-n. 2. [^^>I)l)^.l Jiir Si;'prrif gdjovig. 
 
 Ilioptrics, diop'tiiks, (gr.) «■ pi. 
 [.Opr. I he S;iH'trif. [miiui. 
 
 JWiormna, diorii'nia, s. tn& Bio: 
 
 IViorisiti, di'oii/.iii, (gr.) s. -f- tie 
 erfliiriiiig , iVgrifff bcilimmuiig. 
 
 lii»ristic 9 dious'tili. (gr. ) adj. 
 + erfliivciiJ, 6i'|1iumieub, bi-finirent). —adv. 
 D i o r i s' t i c a 1 1 y , erfliireiiD ic. 
 
 Iliorf liosis , dltSn/io'sis, (gr.) « 
 [6l)ir.] Cic iH3it6iTl)er|1c(liiiig ter nntiiriid)cn 
 0!c|lnlt iiiib i.'nge fruniiiier obcr cerreiifrer 
 ©liibntnijfn, bai (Innrict)ren, fflerflbeninrfjcii. 
 
 I9i|I, dip, praet. u. pp. dipped ob. 
 dipt, (niigi'ir. dippaii; biill. dypper) o. a. 
 
 1. (in) tniic^en, eintntiilicii, tuiifeii, eiiituii: 
 fen (in). 2. (from, out) |"(t)i;>pfeii, nu6fd)5p|iti 
 
 (au5) ( I'ft "lit Ol't; J. S. to — out water, 
 
 ffiJafTcr t"(l)r'prVn). 3. i mitutnuirfcisi, minicr: 
 fled)ten (in ciiien ©rrfit 2c.). 4. -f uerpfaii: 
 fcen, rerfe^en (riiie ©iid)e). 5. f bciu'^eii 
 nnp iiind)i'ii, &efciid)teii (Oiniiinb). Milton. 
 6. (tiirc^ untcrtiuidjeiu tniifen. 
 2. To d i p water from a boiler. Wrbster. 
 
 Dipping-molds, [ Cic^tjiefjer] bie 
 fiid)tfcrnien. 
 
 To dip the skins, [£o()g,ir6cr] bfll SpciU- 
 tcn bie 9ial;ruiig giCieii. To - a liide, [(.'r^ 
 *erfii6r.] cine (ol)grtre ipnut ineljrcre •i)ii\if 
 flnfeirdjten. To - lower, [l;id)rj. i bns Irijre 
 <JKrtl bid nn bit £d)linge be6 2)od)t6 tiii= 
 tiiu(f>eit. 
 
 l>ipf V. n. 1. tiitid)en, tiiircrraiK^en, 
 nnterfinfeii. 2. eiiifrtiigeii (in CifiunS); 
 burdjbringcn. 3. ia) (into) fid) ciiilafyi'ii ob. 
 umitirfi'lii, eingi-^fn (in Grwii?); fallen, q'.-- 
 tnrfjen, itogen dnifi; fid) iH'iaiJcn (mit). i» 
 <ofr tnit into) obcrftiid)(u-f) l)iniinfet}en (in 
 ©nuaS). c) nnd) beni 3iifii[(e, ouf gut 
 ©Iilrf n)iif)(en, nel)nicn, luie e^ finnmt. Drv- 
 DEw. 4. ['>J5l)i)f.] fid) iieigcn (nod) bun Jbo; 
 ben }U; i'. Cer "Mingiietnnbel ic). 5. COKin.J 
 (Ireic^cn (o. eineni 0)ange). 
 
 To dip into a volume (of history etc.), 
 dncn 23flnb (fliid)tig) burd)laiiffn. 
 
 Dip- chick, [Ornitl;.] bie IflU(t>entc, 
 bai ^iiffi'rl;iii()iid)i'n. 
 
 Idip, *. 1. bie gii'igung (nnd) nnten); 
 bie 9ll)biid)iing; b(i6 (S-mfMm , Giiifiufcii. 
 
 2. [i!id)tjii'hir] tiaS e-iiu.iiidjrn. 3. o bie 
 eiiinaf;nie te6 erileii SJcilcn. 
 
 To give the finisliing dip, [2i(t)tj.] (bie 
 £id)fer) jum kfytcn -OJ^.iie tnnfen. 
 
 Ifipetaluus, dipet alus, (gr.) adj. 
 (SSor.] jiucii'liitrerig. 
 
 Uiplttlioiicr, drp'(/iong, (gr.) «. 
 bet Doppi-dniit, Iiipl)t|)iMig. I 
 
 If iplltllOII^ul, d!pt/(oiig'ga|, (gr.) 
 adj. }ii fiiieni t'opprHante gi"l)i:>rin. I 
 
 Uipli> liouK, diiillus, (gr.)a(//. 
 (95ot.| jiui-iHatterig. | 
 
 Itipl<»(>, dip-JMe, (gr.) «. f-llnat.] 
 ta6 :j)itnict)iioel6eiiiniatf, Di,: 3>i>ir<0f>"'i3e-. 
 
 DIR 
 
 Diploma, dcpio'ma, (gr. ) *. ber 
 ■5etl,i(lunn;U'rief, Q3nnbenbriff, bie Urfunbe, 
 biiS Dipiinn. 
 
 Uipluinacy, diplo'mase, s. I. iiz 
 DipUMiiiitif , 0)c|onbtfd)afr6fiiiibe. 2. bn* bis 
 puniiini|'d)e ilorp^; bie SiplDiiuuie. 
 
 MiplOllltlted, dip'lonialed, adj. 
 burd) Siiplome geiiind)t. 
 
 JUiploilia.tic, diplnmat'ik, adj. I. 
 biplom.uifd) (fi(^ aiif Urfnnben bejietjenb, 
 iiiit llrfunbcii I'en'eljcn, buvd) llrfuiiCcn f>c; 
 L>o(linod)rigt). 2. bipUnniUifd) (einen biplo> 
 uuitifdjeii iviiraftcr Ijiibcnb). 
 
 Mipluiiiatic, s. brr Diplomat. 
 
 19ipluiliatiCJ<, diploma r'iks, (gr.) 
 s. pi. \^ie llrfiiiibciifeiiiitnii), Diplomarif. 
 
 Uipper, djp'pur. s. 1. bcr Iaiid)er; 
 iK\6 iai!d)eiibe. 2. bai jiini ^li3aiTm"d)tipti'ii 
 K. gel'niud)t lucrbenbe ®efri0, ber Sdjopfer. 
 
 3. ^t■r 'loiebertaiif-r. 
 
 Itipping-, dip'ping. t. I. tai (?in> 
 tiiiid)eii, Uiiri'rrriiid)i'ii. 2. bii6 ©id)i9?i'i> 
 gen (nod) ber ©Tbe jii), bic Oieigmig, 3. 
 [Oiroi. u. 'Wui.] bni >£rrcid)eu (eiiicr Qvi- 
 accr PDv'r eiiieS £ager6 uon JJi'lTilicii ic-) ; 
 [^^^i;i)r.l bie Difigung. 4. brt5 iaufcn burd) 
 lliitfrtiiiid)uiig bee giiiijcn Si!irper5. 
 
 Dipping-needle, bie OieigiiiigSiinbd, 
 ber '^rfigiingffi'inpnfj. 
 
 IVip.^iis, dip'sas, (gr.) *. [^TTaturg.] 
 bie .riiir|lfd)laiigc, Duriliiatter. 
 
 Wipt, dipt. pp. 0. Dip. 
 
 Uipter, dipter. I (gr.) «. [Q:iu 
 
 Ifiptera, dip'icia.y tiini.] bcr 3>"ti= 
 {tilglrr. [ttnn.] jmeifJiigilig. 
 
 Idipteral, dip'teral, (gr.) adj. [(^U: 
 
 IViptute, dip'tote, (gr.) *. [Oinimni.J 
 ba6 Oii'iiiiiuort, n)cld)e6 nur iiuei 23eiigimg^: 
 fiide l)iU. 
 
 liiptycit, dip'iik, (gr.) *. 1. Ofotn. 
 (iin'd).l f'i6 2>iTjfid)iiij5 ber itnifuin ii. -iTin: 
 gi)h'iU?peruMicn. 2. bnS iJianieii^i'erjric^uIji 
 ber iiird)iJiV u. ■Bi'iirtijrer. 
 
 Ifipyre, dejjire'. (gr.) «. [®cdI., ber 
 (Staiigriiili'iii , bcr rd)iirlrtrtigc 35ern((. 
 
 I9ii'<9uill , (fd)i.nt.) nproar, tu- 
 muli, evil, chance, penance. 
 
 Dire, dire. (lilt, dims) adj. 1. fd)rccf.- 
 
 lid), fiird)ttiar, fiird)rcrlid), i'd)ciiirrlid), |"d)Oii; 
 
 bcr(;iift, grnplid), grriiilid). 2. I)ijd)|l trourig. 
 
 1. Dire was the tossing, deep ihe groans. 
 
 Milton. 
 
 Direct, derlkt', (Int.) adj. i. i gc: 
 rnbe. 2. [•iUi'iron.] rfd)tiiiufig. 3. [OCcdjr^.- 
 fpr-] gernbc (in gcrnber £lnie nbiliiinnieii). 
 
 4. ± a) gernbe, bireft , uiuiiirteibiir. b) gc; 
 rnbe, bciitlid), cffcn, flar (nid)r jmcibeiiiigi. 
 ,5. [-)}iuf.] bireft (uoii Outcrunllen u. -iK: 
 forbcn). 
 
 Direct ta*^- bie birefte 9l6gabe. To 
 draw -, bireft •eiltlicf)nicil. In - words, 
 mit fhircn 2Borteii. 
 
 Direct, v. a. I. (jowards) rid)teii 
 (ben Srtiif, fin (i)ei"d)n()/ tii" 23lirfe ncict) ci; 
 ncni Crte :c.). 2. t (to; rid)tcn, iil.icrfd)rei: 
 ben, nbrriTiren (eiii <£d)rcibpn an 6-ineii); 
 ©iiiein }iird)irfcii, nbfd)irfen <aii), 0"iiietn 
 jugr!)cn Inffcii. 3. leiifen, Iciteii , aiiiiihren 
 (G-iiieii). 4. a) leiten , fi'iljrcn ((i5erd)afre) ; 
 b) uerfugni fiber... 5. aiu>rbiien, ui'rfd)vci; 
 ben, eiiirid)rcn. 6. nngebcn, lucifcn, jcigen. 
 7. porfdjrciben , nniueifen; I;eipen. 
 
 DIR 
 
 4. a) To direct the affairs Of a nation. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 To direct one's course at sea, fteuern. 
 
 To — one's intention to pb. towards any 
 
 thing, fcine 9lbfid)t rid)ten (auf Q-twc\6). 
 Pi ay, - me how to do it. jcigcil Sit lllic 
 biHl) gcfiifiigil, n)ie ic^ c^ niad)cn fcfl. He 
 directed me to the Irtt hand road, et 
 wlci mid) auf ben jiir Ciiifrii licgciiben 2Cf(]. 
 Let fortune -, nioge b<[-i ©d)i(ffal lunlten. 
 As directed, nac^ 25i'rfd)rifr, laur SBerfii* 
 guiig. [neru., f. Director. 
 
 Directer, dercktur. «. ber9lni'rb» 
 Direction, deiek'shun, a. 1. f i|. 
 t) bie 9fid)tiiiig, bn$ 3{id)reii (\u\d) eincm 
 3icle). 2. bie 'J(id)rung (bie Ciiiic, melt^e 
 ciii III 25cn)cgiiiig gcfc^rer .^orper bcfdjreibt). 
 
 3. bie 9fid)tiiiig (Pie eiiigcbilbere gerabe Siiiie 
 nad) eiiieni grnjiffcii ^^Jiiiifte; j. 18. ta6 
 ®d)itf fegcltc in ber 9vld)tuiig nad) >)ii)rbive|T), 
 
 4. bic DiH'raufndjt; Sciriiiig, 'Jiiiuning (eint3 
 (5)cfd)af'r6). 5. bie ^•iiirid)fiing, »iliiiirbnun<j. 
 
 6. a) bic yUKciruiig, 2>orfd)iifr, SBcrfiiguiifj, 
 9iniucifuiig , ber Slui'irag, ibcfclji, bie Crbcr, 
 3nilrufiiDn. b) bic 3Cid)trd)iiiir, 3iorm. 
 
 7. bie 3Uifrd)rift, 91brc(|e ( cuice SBriefee;). 
 
 8. (btr Oiibcgrijf ob. bic jsi!)rpcr'd)aft ber 
 Obcraiiffil)cr, Ccirer, Jiiljrcr) bie Direftion, 
 ber SBorfranb. 
 
 5. All chance, direction wliich thoa 
 
 canst not see. Popb. 
 
 Men of sound direction, 'OTmitlft UOn 
 benHll)r(ctn iliatl)e. Shak. According to 
 one's -, (aut 9Scrfiiguiig ; rcgclrcd)t. - ia 
 case of need, bie 'Diotl) = , i3ict!ciiabrc(|'e (auf 
 35rie|'eil SC). By — s received from..., 
 im illiiftragc, in ob. oii6 -ilufrrag ooii . . . 
 
 Direction -word, [iijpogr.J ber93latt> 
 Ijiltcr, Jviiifot*. 
 
 Directitude, deick'telude , «. 
 Shak., C'oriol. IV. 5. eiii einein 33cbienien 
 ill ben ■•ffiiiiib gclcgtcS iiiort, befycii i8e6tu» 
 tung iiiigcmiH ill. 
 
 Directive, derek'iiv, ndj. I. ric()« 
 t<nb. 2. Iritciib ( o. 9Jrgclii ic.) ; aiiiocifenb. 
 
 A directive rule, eine 2>er|)altUllfl4» 
 regrl. 
 
 Directly, derekt'ie, adv. I. gernbe, 
 gcrabciii (aiif ob. nnd) (Srume ju). 2. ± a) 
 uiimittclbar, bireft. h) fi>gieid)(ol)iie2?erjii!)>. 
 c) offcnbnr, niigcnfd)ciiilid). Shak. d; gn 
 rabeiveg, gcrabcjii, auijbriirfiid). 
 
 1. Gravity tends directly to the cenler 
 of the earth. Aim — to the object. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 2. b) He will be with us directly. 
 
 c) Dcsdemona is directly in iova 
 witli thee. Shak. 
 
 d) No man halh been so impious, a* 
 — to condemn pi aver. Hooker, 
 
 Directly against, gerabe gcgciiiibcr 
 0011 . . . 
 
 Directness, derektnes, s. 1. bit 
 PScrabljcit, gerabe 9(irt)tuiig, bcr natf^rte 
 ajrg. 2. t bic (JJcrablicit, '3iiifrid)figfeit. 
 
 Director, <lerek'tur. a. 1. bCT 
 Obcraiificl^cr, Dircftor, S?rircr, Siiljrer, Q5or» 
 (lcl)er. 2. bie 3(id)rrd)iiur ; SKorfd)rifr. 3. ber 
 !5cid)ioarfr, (^cioiiTciU'ratl). 4. ber Unter« 
 luciiVr, ?cl)rcr. a. l(Fl,)ir. | bie A'oI)lfonbe. 
 
 Directorial, dciekuVicai, aiif 
 I. leitent. 2. Dircfforial . . . 
 
Fato. far. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. NA. move. n6r. roI. 6fK cUud. Ti'ib<-. tub, fi^ll. t/nn, THis. 253 
 
 Dill 
 
 DirCCtoryf derlkture. adj. I. (ct 
 Uai. i. aimtiient), verorDiien&. 3. uiuer 
 lueil'cnO. 
 
 Ifirectory, «. l. bit Seitiino, 9lii 
 Wfifung, yCirt)trct)iiur. 2. [iljeol.] Die Siriir 
 (j«. 3. Da6 9^^reBl>u(t>, ter iiJciiiutiiVr 
 9l^rf&rrtInl^er (ciiier ©tnbt). 4. [fr. -JCfuoi.J 
 bai Direftiuium. 5. (^et Oiiteflnff lu'i 
 CberrtiifiVhern, Direftcren 20 6ie Direftion 
 toe X^irfftoniini , tcr 2}orrtaii6. 
 
 iVirectreHS, deiektreK,^ «. bie 
 
 Ifirectrix, tlerekulk*, jSciKriiiii 
 JJilljrrriiin , 9Jorilel)iriiin. 
 
 IVirefulf dtietul, adj. gniiifmu 
 flrnQiid), i<t)u(f [i(t), flniulic^. — ado. Dire' 
 folly. nri^HK^) >C- 
 
 19ir4Tulnes.<(} (li're'fuluet,/ I. Ml 
 
 UireneMft, iliie'nes, j OJniy 
 
 Ii4>reit, (£d)recf ud^fcit , Q^raufamfeit , titr 
 isttaui. 
 
 Vireinption, deremp'sliun, «. •{- 
 bit ;r iiniind. Bi*- Had.. [-l>uinocrunn 
 
 Dir«*|»tion, direp'sluin , s. Me 
 
 Dir^ift^f durje, m. tn6 Auitirlieb, bcr 
 Xrinifrfln'iiiifl , 0>rnb(iei"aiig, bc\6 WrabiieD. 
 
 Virig't^nff ilii'ejent. (nucf) Direct' 
 rix) «• [(^coiii.j tut \eitei\tt, btflimmtHbt 
 iUnit. 131rr Di'icf) (Der 6d)ottirn). 
 
 JMrk, duik. (i'ct)ott. durk) «. eiiie 
 
 IVirk, adj. ^ biiiirel. Spehsek 
 
 Ifirii, V. a. I. ^ vcrbiinfedi. Spchscr 
 2. crtol(t)rti , t)iird)ilrd}eii. 3. ju iud)tt 
 niiirfjfu , lurtrrlHn. 
 
 Uirl, (rd70ir.) a slight tremu- 
 louK ilroke or pain; thril!. 
 
 ttlrty durt, (nil(]i'ir. gedritnn; i£|. 
 drit) «. I. a) ber Rvtl), Dr«f, 6c()imii^, till: 
 fliirfi. I)) btt Qlti^imirf, ^iltn'^x*). ^'^il) (b<^« 
 uifiifrt)!. firrpcr* JO. 2. t tie OJniiniiljn?, 
 ©djinunijifdr, 9llf^ruJfdr(lllip,lllDlllllllell2C). 
 
 To get llie dirt olf, I'Ulll Sdjlllliyt 
 faiibcrn, rriiii<]rii. His - will nut stick, 
 feint €d)niol)imnrii trfffcii cb. Ijiitten iijdjt. 
 
 Dirt-pie, bit £>rirf< cb. i<i)tl)pa|lere 
 (brr Amber ). 
 
 Uirt, P. a. fcr()i<j madftn, f(^iiiii<ji(] 
 ni<»d>fii, I'fMibrlii, bri.ttnu^cn. 
 
 JUirtily^ diiriei*. iuli\ I. f(J)tnu$i(]. 
 2. 1 i(l)iiiiMii1) , ntniciii, rd)iiiiifsig. 
 
 ItirtiuKSM, dui'teiies, «. I. tie 
 S(t)imtyirtffif, Uiirl.iil)i(jffir. 2. ibie ©d)uiui: 
 jiflfeit, Wnm'iiil)eit, >)fiebirtiiid)riiifcir. 
 
 Ifirty, diirte. adj. 1. ; |i1)iiiiiijifl, tv: 
 t.)\({. 11111^0.1)1(1, brt'rfiii. 2. t l'd)tiiut)i!i, iiifbiT! 
 tridjriji , (jttiitiii,. |d>diiblid) U'. ^irroiicii ii. 
 
 Dirty work, brr (£d)iirfr:i|h'ri(6. 
 
 IVirty, u. n. 1. I berdjiiiiiijeii, fpt^ifl 
 brrrfifl iiiud)iii, bi'fiimfcrii. 2. t bi'ritbeiii, 
 I'lTimrljrfii, I'lTiiiiiiliiiu'irii (i>. 9(iife lo. 
 
 Itiruption, dinipcnijii, t. i. bui 
 Sbrcdun. 2. biT ~bnid). 
 
 Ifi.«(, dis Ob. lilt., tint SBorrc<jfi)I6e vb. 
 tiiuri'iuiu.ire <|3niponiiPM , bie ben bnirrdjeii 
 ^riifiieii eiir, inifj, iiii, jer eiuiprirt)!, 
 Alio hiilb eiiie ^rriiiiiiiig, balb bn6 (iJrgeti! 
 tl^eil iHMi brill 'liirrre, nut iveid)i'in fie in 
 SBrrl'iiibiiiifl 111, biiib eine 25eril.irfiiii(] bee 
 diiiiee, ivie III D i sn 11 II II I ; niibrnret. 
 
 Min, M. |-))ri)rl).] £ie, brr 4>i^'ll^>>0i'rr 
 (5Beiur.itie bc6 '^Jiltito). 
 Ti>ai dukky Di luy daugliie; ;,o(. StUK. 
 
 DIS 
 
 Disability, dUatiil'eti. (u. disable) 
 t. 1. bie <£d)iutid)e, iiriifdofujfeit, b<i& Uii- 
 i>erni&.)eii (.ic& iibrperS;. 2. bie Sdjivac^e, 
 Doe UnperiiiDijen, bie Untud)[ii]feii, Un[\il)i.j: 
 flit (bes Q)ei|lee;. 3. (file iiiabilnyi, bie lliu 
 (lif^tigfeit. 4. lJ{ed)rerpr.j bie llnf.)t)i!jri'it 
 uii biei'er ^ebciuuiii) l)ai bai °Xi3orr eineiifW.). 
 
 Disable, dl^^ bl. (dis u. able) 0. a. 
 I. iiuiiU)i{), uiii<raiid)b>ir, untoiio.id) iiiad)cii 
 ipi)i)fird) II. nioraurd) ). 2. iiiitul)(!) niail)i.'ii, 
 >inMi'r Giiuib |'ei)en (burd) (>'ii[iu't)iiiiii bcr 
 irforberlid)en 4>i'U"»""itel>- 3. ciiifrrtf'reii, 
 id)iuad)en, ber itnifte bcmubeii. 4. nbi),ilieii. 
 J. i:){ed)ttfrpr.j niit>il)i!] iniid)en i^u erben ;c.>. 
 u. ijetrtbi'eijcn, uernugeni ; <jeringrd)m>en. 
 
 A dikHbled cieatuie, cm fnippell)a|'ter 
 -)}feil|M). To - the guii» of a baicery, [-Jlr; 
 cill.j eiiie ^Atterie beniontiren, ju &i^aii; 
 ben i'd)ie0en, juni i8d)iue(i]en brinocn. To 
 - a kiiip, ein Sc^iff reebelos iiiiid)en. To - 
 iiii e*taie, ein lyiit jii (^riiiibe rid)rcn. 
 
 Disabled, di^abld. udj. i. unuer; 
 inoijenb, iiiuiuiQiidl- 2. frnnr, (d)iuod). 3 
 I'JJiiir.J reeCeire u'. (Sd)iifeii). 
 
 Disublenieiit , duAblment, « 
 1. bie >£d)iuiid)e. 2. bie Uniii(t)iii)reit. 3. 
 fJ{ed)i5rpr.J bie llntal)i(jfeit. 
 
 Disabuse, diaibu^e', (fr.) v. a 
 i&:neii; one bem o>^"ijn>)ie iid)en, enttnu 
 id)en, etiied SUeiJerii beiel;ren, jiired)[iuei|'en 
 
 To diKubune oiie'k itelt ot..,, feme 
 irrige '•D^eiiiuno poii ob. in ^Jlbfi(t)t einer 
 >£iid)e nblefleii. To — one'» keli ot prtju- 
 di.eii etc., uidjt Iiingcr ail SJorurttjeiien k. 
 t)tinoen. 
 
 Disaccoiiiinutlate, diNakkoai'- 
 
 iiiudate, V. a. in iSiTU'ijeillJ II feijeil. 
 
 Disaceoiiiinutlatiuii, disak 
 k6uiiiii')da'.<.liuii , t. ba6 llin'orbercuetfelii. 
 
 Disaccord, dik&kkurd , D. n. -f 
 fcinc (i'liuuiUiijuiifl venageii , nic^c einiuilli^ 
 ,)en. Si'CNstR. 
 
 Disaccustom, diKakku.H'tiiiu, V. 
 a. eiinv[>l}nen (3ciiiaiib poii (iripn^), obi 
 ijfivol)iU'n ^(^iiiein (iriuiie). 
 
 Di.<«acl4UOt%'ledj;'e , disaknol - 
 ledje, r. u. inrKuiijiien, iiid)[ iiiurfeiinrn. 
 
 Disac<iuai«it, <iiNakkwaiit', «. ». 
 f cine "ijcraiiiiiic^iifi iinfljtben ober bnd)eii. 
 
 Disacfiuaiiitauce, di!>akkvvaii'- 
 taii!.e, *. bic Uni'efiiiinfrd)i\fr. 
 
 Disailurit, disaduru', p. a. bcr 
 3iiTDe, bee &d)muifee beroiU'cn. 
 
 DiNa«l%°aitCO, di^ailvause', p. a- f 
 iiii I'lUife iiiirrrbred)cn, l)einnien, aiifl)alten. 
 
 Disudvautag^e , dKaJtan'iAje, 
 fr.> *. I. bcr ■!)Jiid)(l)eil. 2. ber Oi.ul)!!)^!, 
 bcio i)|ii(t)rl)eili3c, Unaiiniliijc (eiiier S?iiijc ic >. 
 i. ber \)iad)tl)eil, €d)iibe, SBcriiiil. 
 
 To sell goods to di)iad van I age, 
 >^anbelj 2i}iiaren niit ®(()abeii pcrfaiifin. 
 
 Disadvautag-e, v. a. bennd): 
 rl)eiin]iii, (S-iiicm i£d)OCeu, iJ?iid)tf)eilbrin()eii, 
 fd).ibi'n. [lajabl, adj. nad)ri)i'iijg, fd)iiMid). 
 
 Disadvaiita;ifeable,di>.advaii'- 
 
 DiNa<lvaiita{i;'e<»uN , diNadvan- 
 la'Jus. udj. 1. iiAd)ii)i'iliD, fd)nbli((). 2. nu: 
 (jMllllia. — ado. Disadvaula'geously, 
 iiiid)fl)i-ili!i, nut 9r.-i(|)rl)fil. 
 
 DiHiKtvautaK-t^OHSiiess, dis- 
 advaiii^ jiiMteh. «. bie i)^1d)rl)ellll)^'tr, (Bd)iibs 
 li>tfi'ir, liie lliiijfni|li(ji', i)iniVrl;eilije; bcr 
 
 DIS 
 
 @d)nben, 9Jerru|1. [♦• t ^n^ W\^([t\<i)\d, 
 Disadventure, disadventslniie, 
 
 Disadveiiturous , dUadveu'- 
 
 tshiinis. adj. f Ungllirfliil). 
 
 DisafTect, disalfekf, V. a. I. iin« 
 jnfrieben, nbgeneigt, iiiippergniigr niad)en 
 (ein ^eer JO. 2. micbitligeii , perbamnien. 
 3. ierriirren (bie (yeinnblji-it n.). 
 
 DisafTeCtetl, disatfukled, adj. 1. 
 (mit with iiiib to) tiiiiiifrieben (init); 
 miOperfliulijt (liber JO. 2. nbijeiieigKCS-ini'ni). 
 
 — udi'. Disat'fcc' tedl y, nbijeiieigt, ini0» 
 ueroiuint. 
 
 DisalFectedness, dlsafrlk'tld- 
 
 nes. *. bie •!lb(jriiciiiri)eit, Uiijiifrieben^cit. 
 
 Disail'ectioii, di.saiiek'!>liuii, «. 
 
 1. (to) bie ■Qlbncinniij) (iieiieiu, llnjnfneben» 
 l)eit (mit). 2. f bie Serriiitnng (ber (Sefnnb* 
 ^eit). 
 
 DlsalTectionate, dKaffek'shun- 
 ite, ud/.iiiijnfrieben, niirjpenjniigr, nbgeneigr. 
 
 — ado. Dlsaffec'tioiiately, tint '>3)ti0f 
 pergniigen ober aUiberivitlen. 
 
 Disafllrui, disatfenn', v. a. I. 
 Inugnen, pcrncinen, in iJlbrcbe ileflcn, ipiber* 
 fprec^en ((^tivae). 2. (9{ed)teiVr.j i>eriiirt)ten, 
 unijlo&en, aiifljeben (ein niitirgerid)tlid)etf 
 Urtljeil biird) ein Dbcrgeri(f)t to. 
 
 Disafiirnnaiice, disatiir'niaiiKe, 
 t. 1. bie S3erneiniing , ^iberlegung. 2. 
 [9{ed)teipr.] bie aiufljebnng , Sernidjtuiifl 
 (einee untergeriittli4)eii &rrenntnifTe6 bur(^ 
 ein Dbergirid)t jo. 
 
 Disafforest, di.safrnr'est, V. a. 
 bti SDprredjte nie %\>x\i, ber 2i5iitbgercd)t» 
 fiinien bernuben, »ntfor|lcn, pffnen (einen 
 2i3alb tc). Blackstone, 
 
 Disayrgrrcg-ate, disaggiej^ate, o. 
 a. l'5.^t)i)f.] trenncn, t'erfinjclii (cine ange* 
 t)aii|te 'Binffe lo, cine *Unl)nnfniig jerflbrcn 
 liber i'ernid)ten. 
 
 Disag'g'reg'ation , disaggr^gi'. 
 shun, ». [^l^l)i)f.] bie ireiiiiniig (eiiur niige* 
 l)(iuften 97{>iffe ic.), 33eriii(0tung, 3e<^A&ftiiiO 
 ber >!lnl)nnfiing. 
 
 Disaj^-ree, disagree', v. n. (getv&()ii« 
 li(4 nut Willi, nni^ mit i<>; mit from i|l tin* 
 gei<raud)lid) ) 1. pen einniibcr i'crfd)irbeii 
 fein , iiid)t mit einnnbcr ribereiiiilininien. 
 
 2. (about) perrd)iebener "•Weiiiiing fciii (ilbec 
 (iripaei, ee in 'Jlbrebe iVin. 3. (with) nid)t 
 gnr befiMiimen, nid)t iinngi'iKG'iiieiii; ppii ei« 
 ner ■JJJebijiii ober ©pene Jc). 4. (w;tii> mi 
 'iBibcripriid)c flii)eii, fern obcr fid) befiiibeti 
 (nut ©tiuaei ; ipibfri"prfd)i'ii (ciiu-r ^Sncfje). 
 
 2. Who sliall decide when doctors disa- 
 gree? Pope. 4. Men often reject the 
 plainest sense of Sci iptiire. because it 
 disagrees with their reason etc. 
 
 AKOIf. 
 
 I disagree to your proposal, 0')f 
 23iirfd)lng gcfiidt mir nidjt, fjiit nicinni 25ei» 
 fiid, nieiiie ^ifligiing nid)r. 
 
 Disaj^reeable, disagree'aUl, adj. 
 1. t ('") "i'tt ribereiii|limnieiib (iiiir), einet 
 ©a(t)c nit^t gcniiiO. 2. f ilreirig , imciiiig. 
 
 3. iinaiigencl)!!! , luiberiPiiriig , luibrig, per* 
 brirpiid), ipibcrlicf), miufadifl. — ado. Dis- 
 agree'ably, 1. aid)t gt'inil^. 2. uiiail* 
 genrhm. 
 
 Disa^rf*(>ableness, dJsagrec'- 
 alilues, t. 1. b&i i)iid)iabereiii|limiii':ti, bet 
 
254 Fate. fftr. fall. fat. Mi, met. Fine. fin. NA. move, n6r, got. oil, cl6iu!. Ti^he. tuh. fnll. t/(in. TFfis. 
 
 DIS 
 
 SBiberrpriit^ , bie Itiifipninfjfjcit. 2. bnfi Itn; 
 ftiiflcneljine, SSStPriflc, '2i5i^ern)nrtige, bieSBcr: 
 briffilidtfeit, Uitiinnel)mltd)feit. 
 
 I9i!«ag°r(;einmit, dl^ag^ee ment, 
 #. I. (bii^ aStrfcfjifC'eiireiii) Pie 9>cTrd)ie&eii: 
 hcit (ill ©ftT.ift oe. ^Befen). 2. bic 95ei-|"d)ic! 
 t^fit (Per iJifciiiuiidcii :c.), 'D)rif;l)e(li<]feit, Uiu 
 eiiiiiifeit, bn^ iil'le 25crnrl)iiieii. 3. bie Un= 
 rtncii-inifjnilu'it, Pn? Unpnffenbc. 
 
 Ifis»llie^e, disalleeclje', v. a. f 
 ber Unrcrtl;nnen » obcr £fl)cii6pflicf)t ents 
 jieljrn. Miltoji. 
 
 E9isaIlo^v, dLaiioiV, v. a. 1. iiid)t 
 }iiiietH-ii, nif imnefiljlid) betrart)fcii, untcr; 
 |ii(lfn. 2. niij56i(liiicn, tnpein, uenvcrfcti, vn- 
 biitnnicn. 3. ofniHTfeii (^emnnbeii). 4. nirf)t 
 finrmmiin; nid)r i^cifcii Inffeii, iiid)t julaffcn, 
 (iiieunriditifli lunuerfni (ciiie9{ed)nung icj. 
 — V. II. Pie &rliiiiti|ii|3 oeni'eifiern. 
 
 ISisallo^vable, disaiiou'abl, adj. 
 Uiijiilrtffiii, I'cnucrflirf). 
 
 l>i!(»llo^villlce, (lisallou'anse. <■ 
 bie -Wir!l'i!li(iiiii(], 9SerunTfiiii(]; ttU SBerbft. 
 
 MiSHlly, disaill'. V. a, biivcf) eitie 
 WifilH'iriirl) i>"veini(]eii. Mii.tom. 
 
 Itisuiiclior, di/aiigk'kur, v. a. 
 
 19i<«aiigr<;lical, disanjel'ekal, adj. 
 t niitt enniiiM), Pen (S-ii(ietii iitd)r cigcn. 
 Visnililliate, dhan'emate, v. a. 
 
 1. tc6 Scbeiig bernubeii , eiitfeclen. 2. tnt-. 
 niiithincn. 
 
 Mi$>aiiiination, di/anemA'sliun. 
 *. I. bn5 e-ntniutl)i<ien; bie^Tiieberjjefc^Inflen; 
 ()iit. 2 t bii6 (S-ntieelen. 
 
 Idisannul, disannul', v. a. filr iin< 
 (jurrio , niifl iinP iii(f)tiji crfiiircn, nbrd).ifftn, 
 niifljeben , entfrnfren (ein Urrljcil, eiii ®e: 
 
 ftlj !C.). 
 
 Uisannuller , dislnnui'iur , «. 
 
 CitiiT, Per (ftiua^ niifl)i'6t, eiitfrnfret. 
 
 Itisaniiulling-, disaiindiling, «. 
 bie 9iiffiri<ifcirSerfInniit<i, 9Jufl)el'iin<l. 
 
 If isannulllieilt , disannul'ineiit. 
 #. bie 5Uifl)et>iin<j , G-iirfrdfriiiiji (etnc5 &€-. 
 Je0e* ic). (^ajriljc be.nmben, eiitfalboii. 
 
 I9i»ianoint, disandint', V. a. bet 
 
 Misaiiparel , disappar'll, V. a. 
 entflfiPeii, ciirljiincii (niirf) i). 
 
 Uisappear, disappcre', v. n. 1. 
 iKrrrf)iuiiibeii , uiif(d)rbnr luerPcii (ivie bie 
 ©iMiiic l;iiiter ^rlfcn it). 2. I'l-rfrfiminbeii, 
 fliifl}oren (wie cine Ivranffjeit, tai minfio. 
 3. i'crrd)i\)inPen, ftd) aiisi bciii ©tiiii&e iiiiid)cn, 
 fid) lUTbernen. [s. M& 2?frid)nniiPcii. 
 
 Ifisappearanfrc, (ilsappc'raiise, 
 
 lli«iappoillt, disappoint', v. a. I. 
 In leineii (iru'nriiiiifleii rnin'c^cn (^eniaiib). 
 
 2. tiiurcfien, fdjritcni tiindjen, (lintertreibcn, 
 I'creiteln (G-tiuii^); iiid)t in'iuiihrcii. 3. (mir 
 of) bernlflen, brtiigeii (urn (Sriunf). 
 
 To disappoint on? , (Jiiicni nid)t 
 S3ort ()nlrcn , feiii n<'gi'bene* 2Bi^rt C'red)cu, 
 G"ilieil fiJjcn fnffen. To be disappointed, 
 in fcincn 5?iMT»»ii'flfn bern^nen lucrben, fid) 
 betrfgen itllbcil. He was disappointed 
 of ..., er er()iclr (etmn5 O)cl;offte«, 0)e: 
 >l?l"ll>rd)te^)llirt)r. He will be disappointed, 
 c5 luirb 11)111 nid)t geiiiigcn, er luirb feiiieii 
 3ii'f (f verti'l)Leil. I was disappointed by 
 liitn. er tiiiit'd^rr n'fiiie CSTii'iirriiiigrii. 
 
 lfiJiappoi»(e(i,disapp6ln'ted;a((/ 
 
 DIS 
 
 iinprrbrreifet, ntibefln3t. Shak. 1 
 
 Ilisappointinent, dlslppoint'- 
 ment . t. I. bie t"tt)lgerd)Iiigeiie, gcraiifd^te 
 Griuiirniiig Db. i^pffiuing ; JBercitcliing, PaS i 
 (Jthlfdjlngen, ^TOi^'liiigeii (ciiief SBorlinbeii^). | 
 2. ber Itnrntl , Qiu'ntni-i) , ba& •i))?i[jgc|"d)icf , 
 llngeinnc^, bie ^ibcnvnrtigfeit. 
 1. llUb 2. We are apt to complain of 
 the disappointment of oui- hopes 
 and schemes; but — s often prove bles- 
 sings, and save us from calamity or 
 ruin. Akow. 
 
 Disappointment in love, bie ge: 
 tniird)te Siebe. 
 
 Slisappreniate, dlsapprcsheite, 
 V. a. iiiiteri"d>ni3en, inirer bem iiieril;, iiid)t 
 (}od) gemig, nid)t rd)rigeM. 
 
 llisapprobatioii) disapprobi'- 
 sluiii. s. bie -))ii0t>illigiiiin, ber ioPel. 
 
 JUi.sapprobatory, dibap'pr6ba 
 tiiie, adj. mijjbidigeiib- 
 
 19isuppropriate, d'sappro'prc- 
 aie. adj. [:Ht'd)r*iVr.] nii1)t iierriiipert , fein 
 iibtrtrngcncs, uernu$erte6 Jiirft)eneigenrl;um 
 l).ibfnb. 
 
 JUisfappropriate, o. a. [^ie(i)ti: 
 fpr.j 1. irmui'ii, nt> miPrni ( j. 35. eine ucr^ 
 aiipcrte >;j>fi'uiibe) ; teiner ober ifjrer SBeilini; 
 miiiig eiitiiel)en. 2. PeS oi'rniifjerreii, iibcr: 
 rrageiieii , nbgefdjiePcneii G-ujeiitl)iiniS be; 
 raiiben (j. 25. eitie jtirdte) Blackstone. 
 
 disapproval, disappruu'val, 4. t 
 bie 0?Cif;(Mlligiiiui. 
 
 19i«approve , dfsappruov', ( fr. 
 
 de-sajipronver; v. a. (I'ft init of) 1. illiG'bll: 
 ligen, tiiPein (&tiun5). 2. iterii'erfen (eineii 
 2>orrd)I.ig JO. 
 
 Ifisard, dis'surd. (angelf. dysig) «. 
 ••■ ber €;d))iHit)cr, 'iIiirTd)iieiPer. 
 
 Mi.saritl, di/.anir, (fr. de'sarmer) v. 
 a. 1. ? (niic of I'or bem Objcfo enfiuiiffiieii, 
 (5-ineni Griuns n'cgiitljinen. 2. t a) eiitmiijf! 
 lien, inird)nPli(t uindjen (eine £d)Irtiine 20. 
 b) entiuaffiien, enrfriifteu (Si'm, Seibcii; 
 fd)afreii K.). c) entiunffiieii , beianfrigen. d) 
 (iiiit of) bcrniiben (^LMiiiiiib eiiicr ®(id)e); 
 nuiPen, nel)mcii (diiiciii C^rivii^). [irnffiienpe. 
 
 liisariner, diiarm'iir. *. Per &nt= 
 
 ]9i»(arraiig'e, disananje', p. (I. in 
 lliiorPiiimn briiigeii, renuirriii ((.U e ra n g e). 
 
 Ui.sarraiij$'eitieitt, di^arrauje'- 
 meiit. ». tin6 iScriuirreii; Pie lliiorPiiiiiig, 
 SSiTtiMrriiiig. Baxteh. 
 
 19i.sarray, d'sarra', p. a. 1. aus-. 
 jicl)cii , eiirflc'iPcn. Si'ENstK. 2. in Uiiorb! 
 iiiiiig, ill SSeriuirriitig brtti(>en , jcrilreiieii, 
 liber Pen 5paiifcii luerfcn (ciii Spccv jo. 
 
 JUiitarray, t l. bie llnrrbifniig, 
 25envirni!tg. Drvuex. 2. f bie 0?ii(frl;cir. 
 
 If isass-ifluity , dKassedu'eie. *. t 
 bie ©LTgd^finfcif, 3?iid)larngfeit, itimd^rrnnu 
 fcit, lliii-iufnirrfmnifcit. Wotton. 
 
 Jfisassociate, disass&'shcate, v. 
 a. treiiiieii iSBi-reine !0. 
 
 Ifisasttrr, di/as'tur, (fr. de'sastre) 
 *. 1.-" Per llnilcrn. Shak. 2. i Per UiiitiTn, 
 bnS lUiflificf, Per Unind; -» at sea, Unf.ifle 
 jiir ®ee. 
 
 liiftaKtcry V. a. I. @'inen rrrbcrben; 
 ^inem lliiiiliitf, llnficil briiigen; (5-inen be; 
 rriiben , franfen, iiiiolen. Shak. Tho.msosi. 
 2. eiiiileflen. 
 
 DIS 
 
 IlisianfrOHS, dLas'triVs, adj. I. 
 nngditflid), iinfclig , unl)eili>on. 2. traurijj, 
 ctenb, rd)recf lief) , piii^er, niil)eitPi-i>hpnb. — 
 adv. D is.is ' (ro lis! y. efeiib, rritiirig. 
 
 liisastrOUJSneKS, dizas'lrusnls , 
 
 t. Pie lUigliicfrcligfeit, 2S.PeriWiirngfcit, Dn« 
 "HHiJiierdjicf. 
 
 ItLsailtllOrize, duiw't/i(\ri/.e. o. 
 a. t be5 iliiref)rn« biTiiiibeii. Wottoic. 
 
 IfisavOUCllf disavoutsh'. V. a. f 
 
 fid) liU'i'iigen , fid) lui'igern , feiii ^ort jui 
 viicfne()incn; (ibliiiigucn , loeginngiien, Iniig* 
 
 IICIl. 
 
 JlfiwavOtV, dl-^avmV. V. a. 1. tniigs 
 lien, iiblmigiien, I'erdiiigneii, roeginiigiten, 
 nid)t (incrfennen; firti nid)r nIS ajerfnjjer, 
 llrljebcr einer Qc\d)t befetiiicii, fid) ni(f)t ju 
 Ctiu.i^ befeniicn. 2. nid)t nnerfcniien , oer« 
 merfeii, i>erbaiiiinen; iii(f)t niiiief)iiien, fiiif 
 eigcnmm1)tig , unbefugt erflaren , nidjr gut 
 ^eipeii, miijoifljgen. 
 
 Ifisavowal , disavoiVal, ) 
 
 IfisavO'Wineilt, disavou'ment.) 
 s. I. PiU' Siiugiien, bie i!lblniigiiiiiig, 9Ser» 
 Imignnng; iJiid)tanerfennuiig. 2. bie SBers 
 ivenung. 9(i,triiniinl)iiie. 
 
 Ifisliaiid, disband', v. a. I. ent< 
 (nffen, i'crabfd)icben , nbbanfcn (eine 91r» 
 ntec 10. 2. jiTitreiien. 
 
 Ifi.shand, v. n. l. fi<f) jnrt'itfiiefjen 
 (iHMi bcni .Jviicgfbiemie); nii^tiiiaiiPergfljen, 
 fid) jcrilreiu'ii. 2. fic^ trciineii, aiifgelijst, 
 gerrennt luerben. 
 
 Jfisbarii, dizbark', (fr. de'barquer) ' 
 V. n: nil? iliiiiP fe^cn, aii^rc^iffi'n, Innbcn 
 (^ICnarcnjo. [(eiiieii -iJaiiin 10. 
 
 Jfi<<l!>arU, v. a. iibrinPeii, nbbrrfen 
 
 ISLsbc'lief} di.sbeicef, s. Ber Un« 
 gdiiibe, PnS iiejmcifelii. 
 
 Our belief or disbelief of a thing 
 does not alter the nature of the t'l ng. 
 
 TlI.LOTsOX. 
 
 Ifii^bclieVCt disbelc^v'. v. a. ilic^t 
 gdiiii'i'ii, bi'iiinifi'lii, Intigiien, iv)ibi'riVred)en. 
 
 Ifi.sbeliever, disUcic'vur, *. Pet 
 UiKlimibigi', Siwifli-'r. 
 
 IVi.sbeilcIl, dubcnsh'. v. a. wn 
 einer -ijiinf oPce eincm eii^ I'ertrcibeii, niif» 
 j.iiieit. .SiiAK. I JnPel, ©c^iiitpfe reiiiigen. 
 
 ffi!«bl4tine, disblame', v. a. f rom 
 
 I>i.<«bo(lie(l, <li.sl>od'did. ( beffiT D i »- 
 e m li d i e d ) adj eiuf Drpirt. 
 
 lfiNb<»\Vol, diz-bnu'el, v. a. au6t 
 iii'htmn; [iGniPturpr.l auJiueiPen. 
 
 ffi.sbraitcb, dl^ljransh'. V. a. f 1. 
 nbiirti'ii. 2. 1 (troni) inc-rei(jen (omni. 
 
 Ifif«bii(l, dubmi', V. (I. ber ^nofpen 
 oPer SpriMJIiiige beraubiii; [(Mamierei] fliiS» 
 bredini, nufpiKu'ii ('iGfiinuide ic). 
 
 Ifi.sblirdeil. di/.iirir'dn , t*. a. I. 
 entl.iilen, eiirlnpen (ein Sd)iffiO. 2. i anis 
 fd)iirreii, eiiriaPeii, erU'id)rcrn (bo^ i^iTj 20. 
 3. nu5Iid)rcn, niuird)neibeii cyaiime). 
 
 To disburden on any one, @'inein 
 iiufbiirben. [Ieid)ti'rii. Mmow. 
 
 JfiMbiirilen, u. n. u'ui (^eniiiti) er-. 
 
 Bii.sblirKe, dl/bmse', V. a. i\u6> 
 ■leben ; diuMrgni , oerirgni , in>rfd)iefieu, ill 
 -Jliii?(iabr briiigi'ii ((^ielbi. 
 
 Ifi.i(biir!4eiiient, d'/burs'inlnt, 
 t. I. Pill? ■Jliifgebiii , Oluflegcn, Per aSerl.ig. 
 2. bir 'JIUJjvU'e; 'ilusMge, ber !Si'rfd)ne. 
 
Fate. f?.r. fall, fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, got, dil, cUM. TAbe, Irth, fiill. t//in, THIs. 255 
 
 DiS 
 
 Account of d ikb arse men t(, bie 9Iud> 
 Inge(n)!i)ficf)iiimg. 
 
 JUisburser y df^bur'&ur , «. brr 
 ^-uejiihler, 21u<?(jebcr (D. (Selpern); bcr 5Bor« 
 fd)Itiirn^e, SBi'rrct^iip Seifleti&e. 
 
 IfisCf diKk, (liU. discus) I. 1. bie 
 £{f)tibe (Der Sonnf, bti "iTiontiti zc). 2. 
 ICpt.) ^te Ceffiiuiii] (fiiiefi ieleifop* ic ). 
 
 UiHcalceate, dUkal'slieate, (1.) 
 *■ a. dintm bit ^ct)u])t uber (Siut&alen aui' 
 iiil)cn. [barfug. 
 
 JUi8Calcea<ed,dukarslieit«d,a(</. 
 
 Discaiceated friars. (i( 35artVl^crs 
 niDudie. (*• fai ©djii^nufjidjeii. 
 
 lltMcalceatiun, aiskaisiieit siiun, 
 
 UiMcaiicIy, ditkaudc, v. n. |'(t)mel: 
 jeii. ilvi) lUiiioKM. Shak. 
 
 IPi.<(Cttrd, dUkard', (fp. descartar) 
 r. <i. 1. LJiiittt-inV.] lueoiverfdi , ablrneii. 2. 
 i obUgcn (95orurrl)filf u.). 3. uerabfc^ieben, 
 <l^tl1^fen, nb|V()cii (rineii Dioier ic ) , aiif 
 bii- $(ite i"(t)U'i'cii, J lufflfrurfcn. 
 
 Itiiicariiutef dixkarniie, (it. acar- 
 naioi aili. eiittli'irctjr, f(ti\<t)\o6. 
 
 JUiscafie, d'ikkikte', r. a. 1. T enti 
 tU\t>tn, nu6jii'l)fu. 2. t eiitljuflen , tnt> 
 Inrurn. [f lit ©treitiflfeii, ©trritfrage. 
 
 lli«Ct*ptatiuil, dissepti'shiiii , «. 
 
 Usucepfator f di«se|iiA'tur, «. t 
 ber tort)icb5rid)tcr, (J-iitrdjeiBnibe. 
 
 UlMCcrn ) liitiirn', iUV. discerno; 
 it. diocernerc) D. a. 1. (from) unttr|'d)eiCeiI 
 (i>oiu. 2. *' uiiterfc^tiben (ben lliiti-rrd)ieC 
 m.>d)fn iiuirttcii). 3. uiittrrd)ei6cn, eiuBfrfiii, 
 ivi]|}nu'f)iiicii, geiuof^rcii. 4. erfeimetii bo 
 urit)iiuii. 
 2. For nothing else discerns the virtue 
 or the vice. B. JoMsoif. 
 
 IfillCern, v. n. I. ( between j eilieil 
 llnrcrrd)ift) mad)<ii ( jivirrfjrii). 2. Tid)ter< 
 IirfK. (irrid)riid)c iiciiutiiijj l;iU'tn (oon). 
 
 Uisceruerf duzernur, *. t. Qu 
 nrr , brr iintcrrdiciCet , eiiieii Uiitrrrd)ieC> 
 nindjt, bcr U\\ttt\(t)eitt»bt , 9}ccba4)ti:r. 1. 
 brr ilriiufr. iViirtlicilrr. 
 
 niMCtrrnible« d'zzer'nibl , adj. 
 trffiuulirt) , trffuiibiir, fiiirerfb.ir, ii(titb<\r, 
 Mtirrrid)fi6lMr. — «</»• Dl»cer'nibly,fri 
 ftiiiibiir, ri(1)tt'iir, mcrflirf). 
 
 lliMCeruibleiieMSfdiiCzer'HJblncs, 
 
 «. tie >£id)ti'iirffjr, UiuiTiMjcibbarfeit, Gti 
 ffiiiibiirffit. 
 
 MtiHCfirnlnK 1 dizzerning, adj. 
 f(()i'.riTt(^fi>l . rdjiinftimia , I'trilniiCig. - fa- 
 culiy. ^fr 0}f|»1mirtrf. — oifv. Discer'- 
 II i II ({ I y . rd)armd)ti(i IC. 
 
 IfiMCcruiiiji', t. Me ^<t)arfnd)t. 
 
 Iti.SCernuieilt f dUzern'ment, «. 
 I. t}i\6 llllrrrl"d)<•l^rll 2. tie lliitrrrd>ti6iiiujf» 
 frnfr, i&ciirtl)i'iiiiii!i^frnfr; ®d)<irtTid)t. 
 
 IKiHCerp, dt^seip', (tat.) v. a. t 1. 
 in Snliff rrifMi, iirrrierii, jfrilurfclii ; trtJi; 
 ntn 2. t niif)icl)fii, iiiiriu>il)!eit. 
 
 IViHCerpibilily, dUUrp^bll'^ii. rb. 
 
 UlMC(*rp<ibillty, dUserpt^bllct*. 
 ». bu 3frr<'6LMrffir, Irfiiiibiirffir. 
 
 ttiMC(*r|>ibl(>, ilisser'pehl, } 
 
 IlixCt'rptibIc*, dUserpiebl,^ 
 
 trrmiiMr. jiTtreuiiiid), jrrrngbiir. 
 
 l9i*(C('r|»<i<»n, dNserii'khun, «. bit 
 3frrriuiiiiii. 3rnMirfriimn- 
 
 0i«i<'C*MSi(>ll} dikkCkh'shun, (Mt.) 
 
 DIS 
 
 *. t ber 9Ibg«ng, bat aBtage^en, 9l6gff)en. 
 
 Uiscliarg-e, dituliarje', (fr.) v 
 l.ftxbltiben Cfiiien '^agen, tiiie Sabuiig :c.)i 
 (itiflaben, enctabeii, eiuiaiuii (etn ©d)itT ic<> i 
 [•JJJar.] au^id^ifftn, lidjteii, l5f(^en. 2. i(of^ 
 fiuiabeii, iibertjfbcii, eiirierigeii (fines (J}c> 
 I"d)«ift6), freiiptedjen (uoid, (ciiier ipjlid)t :c. ob . 
 p. (Jtiuafi) f iitbiiibea. 3. ciulabeii, logj ob. iib^ 
 fd>ie^cii, abfcueni (eiii i}euergeiurl)r>. 4. l^aii: 
 belj a) beinl)len, tilgrii, eiund^teii, ab(l;iiii, ab- 
 triu;en, berid>n|]eiu(iiu'£d)ul&!c.). b)qiiitri: 
 ten , bie 55eiiil)lung berd)ciiiigcii. cj eiiiloreii 
 (eiiieii 2SJed)reli. d; auetljim uinen ©djiilb> 
 |)D|leii) i <iulii|tcn. 5. (mit tfom> bcfreieti, freis 
 rvri:d)(n, lo6rvrcd)(n (uoii). t>, auetlepi^n un 
 net! &d)ivur;; au61o||(ii, aii6bred)cii iniTi^ii 
 (3i>rn, 3{ad)« Jo. Shak. Pope. 7. fid) eiiti 
 Ubigcii (eimr ':)5jlid}t>, uenviilien, ver|ei)cii, 
 verrit^trii letii 'XiiKU.}; ti)uu, erftilkii (niie 
 Sdjuioigfeit, ^flidjt jc). 8. L>eri)b|"d)iebrM, 
 nbDaiiftn, eiitliiiTeii (Diciier, Solbatcn lo; 
 eiuliiffcn (ein (4icr(t)iuiTiicugerid)r). 9. aui 
 freieii ^u0 fetjeii, iveiU\i\(n, li>6g(t»eii, bei'rtieii, 
 eiitliiijiiii, luflaiTru (nu6 beiii (ijetaiigniffe n.)- 
 10. eiitfetiuii, ivegrd^atftn, aiiiljebrii. li.aiK; 
 jtir^ni Ob. nucliuifi'ii liidiii, lUifloiJcn, aiie; 
 iTi^poi, ab|(Qeu (luie nil 0)(|°d}ivur, Cotter, 
 £9iiipl)e tc.;. 12. to - itself, iiu^laufen, fid) 
 erflKptii (u. gltiiTe"). 
 
 To discharge one's duty, ft'mt Qd)uU 
 bigrtit tt}iiii. He has -d the court, er ^i 
 btit ijjrojep flfiuomicn. To - one's cou- 
 scieuce, feiii dJeiviiKH fcet inac^eii, eiuleM< 
 gen , fin quUA (JJeiuincn bcljalten. To - a 
 volley, l^Uktlit. j eiiu ©aiue gebcu. You 
 have not a inan iu Alliens able to — Py- 
 lanius. it)r ^nbt feiuen "iJianix in 'il(l)en, ber 
 ini Stniice i|l, 'ilSpriimu* uoriiitlcllen. To 
 - the house, bend^tiflcn, bejiil^uii, wM man 
 in I'eiiiein c»a|ll)ute, in reiiier 'ii3ul;nuHg |'d)ul= 
 big 111. 
 
 JUiMcltarg-ef v. n. AuiSbreci^fn, (iit) 
 entiiibin (L<on i>3cifen ic); aui einnuber 
 gci)rn, brrd}(n, fpriiigen. 
 
 liiscliarfj-e, «. 1- bie ^uflabuiig 
 (eiiic6&d)iiri6 2C.>; LOJilor.] bie SJoi'djuiig. Port 
 ofc-, bcr L'oi"d)pir.9. 2. btr Qliiebriid) ; ilu^; 
 fliiB ( emcr £liielle ic. >. 3. i<ii Gntlabeii, 
 £o6ge!)fii, Si^brcnnen, 'abfrurrn, bie Sou-e 
 milt genergciutl)rriu. 4. ber 'jliifiiuurf (emcr 
 iUiMibetc); bie abfJicpcnbe '■JKarcrie, ber 
 »Jlb|liip. 6. Die (j-iitlii|TiinO/ SU'biiiifuiig, 2Ser; 
 lU'rdjiefinig, {?iiit«uiiiig , ber ^brd)ieb. 6. 
 bie KfiuIiiiTiiiigsrdjrift, ber ft^nftlwtje ■ilb^ 
 fd)ieb. 7. bic grcirpredjung , Si>6|pred)ung 
 ivon ciner lUnflnge icj. 8. bnis SojVgelb. 
 Mil TON. 9. bie 25errid>tuiig, aSodiieljung, 
 (J-r|ii(lung, »2lii«fril)ning uiiier Dtliigfiiljeir, 
 •^fli'A}! ic.;; i!lbiuiirniiig, SBeriunltiiiig (eincfi 
 Sinned >. Shak. 10. bie Sutlnffung, iio6' 
 laiTung (aii6 bem (JJefiiMfliiiiTf lO. H. bie 
 ♦Jlufnalinie, SJffreiung, bo6 95i'rred)t. 12. tie 
 e-nrrid)rung, (J-iUIa|luiig , 2}ejal)lung , 3«il;= 
 lung (ciiier ©d^iilb 2e.;. 13. bie Ouiituug, 
 bcr 3rtl)(ung6rd)ein. [ll)cr^en. 
 
 To obtain a lull -, I'l^flig frfigfrprod)cii 
 
 ]>iHcliarf;:er, dUtsiiarjur, t. I. $ 
 brr ^liieiiiCfr, •JU'Uu-'rr; [-Wor.] fiJuDer. 2. 
 ber 'JU'ieiircr , I'l-fbreniier ( eiiic^ JJciier: 
 rtciori)r6). 3. (5uiir, bcr bcfreii, ir^i.ifjr, 
 iriuUi, i'frrid)tci, bcrul)tigi, bcj.iblt. 4. 
 1 -Jjiiiji'. J bir (.'•ntiiibrr (rinrr G-lrfrrn'irina^ 
 
 DIS 
 
 ft^ine). 5. [^r<t)it.] bcr tniger, Hnterjuj. 
 l>iscliarg-iu^ , dNishar'jlng , *. 
 
 bie 'iliiSliiMing, Si!M'd)img. 
 
 JULschurch, uistshurtsh', V. a. bti 
 3{iiiigc6 finer iJirrf)c bcrniibeii. Halb. 
 
 lliscide, di^slde', dm.) v. a.-f |er» 
 I'c^neiben, cnrjmei fd)nribcn. 
 
 IVisciuct, disMiiht', adj. ungp<ji5rtet, 
 nndjMiTig gefleicet. [fdjiieifen, jertljeilen. 
 
 liiscind, dissind'. (int.) ». o. t }er« 
 
 Ilisciple, dixbJ'pl, (Int.) «. 1. ber 
 ®d)iiler, Seljridjulcr. 2. ber <B<i)uUt, 9?act>» 
 foiflT, Oiliiger. 
 
 Disciple-like, cinem ©djiiler, 3un» 
 ger nngeniejyen, gejicinenb. 
 
 I9i8Ciple, V. a. 1. leljrcn, unrer» 
 ridjren , trnct)tn , fliifjieljcn. 2. befel)ren. 
 GaiFPin. 3. t ilrnfen, jfid)rigen. 
 
 Oisciplesbip, dis.si'piship, t. bet 
 ©(tjiilcrihiiib, bie Oungerfdjaft. 
 
 disciplinable, dis seplinalil. adj. 
 
 1. gelcljrig; indKn>iHig, fi'lgi'ain. 2. (Irafbnt 
 nod) ben (yefetjen ber J?ir(f)cnjnd)t, nncb ben» 
 iVlben beilrnft luerben funnenb. 3. ber ^ir» 
 d)cnjn<tt iintenui>rfen. 
 
 IBisciplinablenesJ! , dU'sepiin. 
 ai.liies, t. Die (5)elc()rigfeit ; ber 3iiil<"ib, id 
 <Ji(un« ber ^ircf)cn)nd)t unteriuorfen irt. 
 
 Idiscipiiuaitt, dis'heplinant, ». 
 ein Wijnct) nu« bem Crben ber Di»ii|)li' 
 nantri). 
 
 Disciplinarian, disn^plini'rean, 
 adj. bii'jipiinari|(^, bie 3i'd)t u. Drrnung 
 betnffcnb. 
 
 ■lisciplinarian, *. 1. Oemanb, bet 
 ilrenge nut 3ud)t nnb Drbnung l)rtlt, bie 
 3iid)t, <Jjrnnn^jnd)t, Di^jipiin l^nnbljabt (be/ 
 fonbere bcim ■•Wilittir lo, ber 3ud)imei|ler. 
 
 2. t ber ipreebtjterianer pber ^iirirnner. 
 disciplinary, disseplinare. adj. 
 
 I. jur 3nd>t, ivird)enjiid)t geljoiig, bifjipli* 
 Uiirifdj. 2. nnf einen regelnuipigen i'eljrfur* 
 aSejug Ijabenb , unteriueifenb , <\16 llntenuei* 
 lueiimvg bieneiib. Buckminster. Miltor. 
 Mixcipline, d^'^epiin, ». 1. bic 
 (|-rjitl;ung, Uiitmueifung, 3"d)t, ber lliitcr« 
 ridjt. 2. bieitiinil, <a5i|7en|'d)iift, Ci^iiDlin. 
 
 3. § bie Siit^t (bte llntenverfung nnter ge» 
 luiije (!>)t\ii}t unb Sfegi'lii) ; lliuenuiirftgfeit. 
 
 4. [-iDiilir.] bie ^riegfjndjt, '>)Jianiu'ind)r. 5. 
 [II)fDl.] bie Sircf)eniud>t. 6. bie 3iid)tigiinfl, 
 >i3eilriifniig. 7. bie ©elb|16e|lrvifung , &rt« 
 lleiiing. 
 
 discipline, ». a. I. iintermeireii, 
 niitcrrid)rcn, eriiel;en. 2. ^iir 3ud)t u. Drb. 
 niing nnl;altcn, in 3n(ftr u. Orbnung Ijniten, 
 jicfjen ; [-3}iilit.) bi^jipliniren. 3, jiic^tigen, 
 bfilrafcn; gciijcln , fniljeien. 4. ber i^ird)en> 
 iUdK unrermcrfen (3enianb). 5. burd) 3iid)t, 
 Unrcrmciriing i<iTbe(Tcrn, beffern. Miltow. 
 
 JKisclaiiii, disklame', v. a. I. ver> 
 
 langnen. 2. niiljt anerfennen, pcrmerfcn. 3. 
 
 niiMifben, eiitriigcn. Shak. 
 
 2. To disclaim the authority of the pope. 
 
 IViNclaiiu, D.ii. t (in; ndeu »]lntl)cil iin 
 ©tii'nf liiiigiifn. Shak. 
 
 liisclainnation, disklami'sliun, 
 *• t f'le SSiri.ingnnng, ^iidjtJ-Jliu'rfeinuing, 
 SSiTiiirrfiing, (Snrriigimg. Scott. 
 
 DiNclaiiiurr, dlsklA'mur, $. 1. brv 
 SSirMiigiirr , CS-nruigciibe , -Jliiigcbtiibf. 2. 
 ii){id)ri-ipr.J bie J5i-n.uigiiniig bir (i-iucnid>«{l 
 
256 FMe. f/ir, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6. move, n6r, got, oil, cloiid. Tiibe, tub, full. (Ain, THis. 
 
 DIS 
 
 oW $«interfii(Te oBerr eiiieS eyiflirrnbcn Qfxr-.' 
 etsent()Uiii5. Bi.ackstone. 3. Ccr iS3iDer: 
 fprud). 
 
 ISiSClOSe, d'skloze' , (dis ll. clone) 
 r. «. 1. aiitPCifiMi, eiitl)iilleii. '2. 1 a) v^ciu 
 b>wen , cntBcrfen, nn Dtn ing fringcn. \» 
 eroffncn, niifHtliciJen , effciUMren (Me P3e; 
 tanfen :c.). c) lurriuljcn (SeiDcnfct^iifK'nc.). 
 3. brateii, niiijfriireii ((i-iiT). 
 1. The sliciis being biokeii. the stone in- 
 cluded in them is disclosed. Wood- 
 ward. 2. !\) Events have — d the de- 
 signs of the ministry. Wehster. c) A 
 blush may — a secret p;ission In the 
 breast. Webster. [ f ficf) au0en). 
 
 Ifisclose, V. n. 1. niiSfproiTeii. 2. 
 IBisclose, *■ 1- Bie (S'litcccfunn- 
 YouMG. 2. Dcr ■'Hui\A}iu^, Die (I-ittI;iillmu]. 
 SiiAK. 3. Bii* ajriiteii. Shak. 
 
 £>i$icluser, disklo'zur, *. bet ©llt; 
 brrfcr, CftL'iiffirer, ©ntivicflet. 
 
 Xlisclosiare, diskio'zliure, <■ 1- 
 bn6 (S-iitl)iilicn, Bie Cyiitl)ii(Iiin(]. 2. Bnsj Cffeii; 
 bareu, (Sroffiifii, Bie ©iHiffiiiiiig. 3. Bie G*iir> 
 bctfiiiig, >JliitDcrfuiifl (Be6 aSi-rbiinieiicii), Bi'.6 
 81tifriiiCi-u. 4. ta6 ©•nrfjiidte, ©iitBecfte, Dcr 
 
 ■tisclllSiOn, disklu'zhun. *. f bn8 
 9tii6rtroini'n, *Uii6feiiBtn (uoii Stml;Ieii lo, 
 ber ^lu^bnict). Moke. 
 
 flti.tJCOaSt, diskoste', V. n. -j- 1. DiC 
 
 ^iifte berinffcii. 2. i nbgel^ni, fid) ciufenieii 
 
 JUisCOllt^rOIli , diskohe'rlnt, adj. 
 UnjlimmitieilljailflCllB d". Incoherent). 
 
 Uiscoid, dK'koid. s. Ba& @d)etbeii> 
 ftniiiije, enuns ScDeibcnfonnige*. 
 
 UiiSCOill, dU-kiMd. lailj. l^Ot.] 
 
 S>iscoidal« dUkdld'al,^ fdjeibens 
 ffrnug. 
 
 IfiNColOr, diskul'lur, (lat.) 17 a. 
 1. enrfiirben, Bie '5arbe ncljiiien, blag rter 
 blfirf) mii(t)en , uiiBcrS favbeii , iimrirbcu 
 (l)niiptfa*l. thriliueiie). 2. i eiitfiirbcii, I'ers 
 farfeii, eiitiledeii. 
 
 To be discolored, ficf) fiitfnrben. 
 
 I>isCOl<>ra.ti4)lI , diskoli'ua'shiin, 
 t. 1. ai btc ©iirfrtrbiiiig , SBcrfiirbiinn , bii» 
 55rrrcf)ie(5i'n. bi Bcr lylfcfcii. 2. f Die Qnt-. 
 fli-diitig, (l-nrfiirt'iinfl, SSiTfarbiini]. 
 
 Oisculored , diskiil'liird , adj. 
 fcteiftg, uiTrdiieBonfiirbig. Spe.nsek. 
 
 UisCMIIifit , di.'.kuni'fit , (fr. de- 
 contiie) v. a. ierilrciicii , ivnffii , ganiiicl} 
 f(t)tii<jeii , 111 bie 5iiii1)r fdjuigeu pBer rrcibcii, 
 ubfrmniBoii. [Bie Scriinrriiiiii. 
 
 lPi»iCoiBifit, s. I. Bie ^liiBerli^ge. 2. 
 
 SyiMCWlllHturt;^ diskutii'tityure, 
 «. I. bie \Jiti-Bi-rliige (ciiu-g KprerS !c.). 2. l 
 tcT Qiirrttncf); 9»'um, Ba6 iSiTBcrbrii. 
 
 I9iMCOilir4»rt , diskiini'furt, «. 1. 
 
 berUmiiiitb, Bie lliiriihe, Ber 93frBrii(5. 2. 
 
 bie 33erriibiiif; ; irnilliMuifiir, Ber Kmiiiiier. 
 
 2. Whence comfort seems to come, dis- 
 
 conitort swells. Shak. 
 
 ItiNeoiiiriirt, V. a. boiinniljifieii, 
 befriniiiuTii, fvaiifrri , bcrnlbeii, trniirifl 
 niiifbiti, eiirmiitlMfjrii. .Sidney. 
 
 l9i.«<C<tllir<»rti»Itl<^, d?ski'i:n'liirt- 
 
 aM.udj. f I. trrHlof, iinrroiliirt). 2. fiitii! 
 nuTi'i-i;, troiirtii. 
 
 MiSCUIIIIIlt'Ilsi, dl.^L^)lllmcl>d'. p. 
 
 DIS 
 
 a. tnbeln, migbifligen; Ijerabfc^en, niipfm) 
 pfeljleii. 
 
 Utscoiiiin<;iidable , dUkom- 
 
 iiieu'da:)!, adj. rilBclljilff, iilU'iiljllllid). 
 
 liiscoiiimeiidH.bleuess, dis- 
 
 komiiieii'dabliies. *. Bie iaDtll}ilfti))feic. 
 MiscOB9iineudutiuU) di^kom- 
 
 menila'siiiin, s. Bee ^tiBel. 
 
 Ui.^CUlllillVUder, diakdmmcn'- 
 
 diir, «. Ber irtBler. 
 
 UiscOiMMlode J diskouimode', 
 ( f U i SCO m ' m odate) v. a. bcfct)mcreil, 
 beliifticieu. 
 
 MiiiCOIIlinodiOUS , dlskommo'- 
 ilciis i)B. djskoiumo'jeiis, adj. be|"rt)aierli(t), 
 liillig, uiibeqiieiii. Spemsek. 
 
 UiSCUEIllIludity, di.skommud'e.e, 
 s. bie lliU'eiiiieiiilid)feic, UiiGelegenl;cir, iiti 
 )"d)iveri[d)feit, Ber iJiad)rl;ctl. 
 
 £9iscoilliltuUf diskoui'iiiun, (dis 
 U. common) v. a. 1. (®eiiieinbelaiiBereieii) 
 iibriMiBerii 11. eiiifrieBigeii, BcficyeiuciiiDered):!:- 
 bernubeii. 2. ber Sorredjte ciiier ^relle be- 
 riuibin. CovvEL. Warton. 
 
 IfiSCOinplcxion, diskom|jlek'- 
 
 shun, V. a. f bie garbe , ®efid)tsfarbe ueir< 
 diibevii, eiufarbeii. Beaumont. 
 
 DiSCUlllllOSe, diskompoze', v. a. 
 I. iiilliiorbiuiiig, Mud) eiiiaiiBer briiigeii,ber; 
 luirren (u.Duigcii). 2. t a) iKn-eii, uerriicfen, 
 iemureu. b) beunrul;iflcii, unriil)ig, uer^ 
 bnepiic^ niad)cii , nrgtni. 3. f ".) abfei^eii, 
 eiitfei^eii. b; nufloiVii. Uacon. 
 
 To be discomposed at etc. , auper 
 ■Jnfyuiig fiMiinicii iib.r ic. 
 
 UiscuiBiposed, diskompoz'd, adj. 
 
 1. jeiriittet, ucni'trveu. 2. migmutl;iij, vcv 
 BriehUi^. 3. unpiitjlid). 
 
 UiSCOIIipOStedueSN, diskompo'- 
 
 zednes, s. I. bie Scrrurtuiig , 25enuirriiiifl. 
 
 2. ber •'Kijjiiiiito. 3. Bie Uiiva(jlid)l:eit. 
 I9isCOIlipO.<$itiOIl , dUkompo- 
 
 zislriin, 3. Bie Uiigcreimri^eir. 
 
 £9isCUlltitUSUrC)diskonipu'zhdre, 
 s. Bit llnrrBiiuiig, 25eriuirrung ; Uiiriil;c; bcr 
 -yticuiiiif). 
 
 Uiscuncerf, diskonslrt', V. a. Tt 
 iicreirclii ("JlJiiiiiE). 2. nii6 Ber ^aiTuiiO 6rin= 
 gen, oeninrreii, ueriegeii mad)exi. 
 
 ]>i.«(COU«ertii>iif diskonslr'shun, 
 *. BiU' 25irii)irreii ; bie ^Sereircluiig. 
 
 l9i.SCO»rurillity, di;>koiit6r'mete, 
 *. Bie Uiigciiiapi)L'it, Uiiglctd)l;cir, Ber ')3iiiii! 
 gel iiii lUbereiiiitimniiiiin. 
 
 JUisCUUgrility, diskongniete, a. 
 bie Uiigcmatji^eit, iliuji. id)l;eit , ber ■OJMiigel 
 nil Uoberciiitlimimiiig, iUiberfprud). 
 
 MiMCOniiect « diskomiekt', e. a. 
 (inio) rreiiiuii, nujl&fcii (iiu; bie 23erbiiiBiiiig 
 niifl)ebcn }mird)en ... 
 
 JI9iiiCOIin(;CtloiI,disknnnek'sliun, 
 *. Bie ireiiiiiiiifl, 'iJiipiJi'uiig, ©paining (uoii 
 23ereineii ic.). 
 
 MiNCOIlseilt f diskonscnt', p. n. 
 nid)t iibercinilimmen ; i'errd)ieBen fein. 
 
 19i.««C(Ml.S<>lntef dukon'solale, adj. 
 1. rroOlo*, unrrLMllid), imrrpilb.ir, berrubr, 
 nnirli|p«, rctiiuTmiirliig. 2. i rranrig, uii= 
 ireiiiiBlid) <i'. Hiiiigeiu. — "rf"- Discon'- 
 » o I a t e I y . rroillp?, iiiitroiHid). 
 
 IBi.sronKoln<eneNN, diskdu'so- 
 
 lalcnes. I'Btr 
 
 DIS 
 
 ]>isconsoIation , dlskonsolji' 
 sliuii, s. Bie ii'ofiloilgfeit. Jackson. 
 
 Uiscuntent, dKhontlnt', «. I. bit 
 llnjnfrieBeiil^eif , BnS ■OTiigi'ergnfigen. 2. be» 
 •■WiiJuergiuigre, UnjiifrieBeiie. Shak. 
 
 19iscoiitent , adj. miguergnfigt, 
 iinjiifrieBeii. Havwaku. 
 
 Uiscoiitent, p. a. niigiiergniigt, 
 iinjiifriebeii ni(ii1)cii. 
 
 Uisconteuted , dUkomln'ted, 
 adj. iinjnfrieDeii, miin'ergiu'igt ; uerBrieglid), 
 nii4rrir4. With a - mind, iingerii. — udv 
 Disconten'tedly, inifjiiergMi'igt, per* 
 Briefjlid). 
 
 lli^conteiitedness^disknntln'- 
 lednes, «. Bie llnjUfrieBeiiijcit, BiiiS '0?figi.u'r« 
 giingeii. Addisoi*. 
 
 MisCOnteiltin<^, diskonten'iing, 
 adj. I. luiBenuarrig, iiMbiig , ipiBerlic^. 2. 
 (\1<\tt discontent) iiniiifrieDi'ii. Shak. 
 
 Iliscontenf inent , dLkoment'- 
 ment, s. Bie llnjiifrieBeiil)pir. 
 
 liiscontiuuaiice^ diskomin'- 
 uanse, 3. 1. J ber ')Jfongel (in Siif'Tiinicn* 
 !;.ing, bie Irennung. 2. 1 Bie Uiiterbncjjiinj 
 (ciner UiiterreBiiiig jc.) ; ba5 *J(iifl;orcn. 3. 
 13{ed)tfirpr.j Bie llnterbredjnng (iiii i5cuije, 
 eine* fUec^t^flreiti). Bi.acksto.ne. Ifctt. 
 
 Without discontinuance, in G'incm 
 
 lAiscontiuiiatiMn^tii^knatiniia'- 
 shiin , 4. bie Ireiimiiig , ber iinrfrbrrdjcnt • 
 3urnininenl)ang. 
 
 fl9i!«CO»tinue, disknnlin'ii. (dis 
 U. continue) u a. I. oikMefjen, eillilelleil, Ulu 
 terbred)cn, licgcn innen. 2. nnfgebcii, iiiittrs 
 IrtjTen (eine cynuoljnljrit 20. 3. iiid)r fi.>rt» 
 I'eyen, niif()L'>ren jii iieljmeu (erne 3cif rd)rifr lo. 
 
 liiscoutiiiiie, i^. n. 1. iiufi;6rcn, 
 llocfen, iiid)t n>rtge()cn. 2. (from) per a'b'eii 
 luerben (au6 einein (5-rbe 21.). 3. t geircunt 
 merBeii; Ben 3"riitiinieiii)niig iu-r(iei-eii. 
 
 Uiscuutiaisier, (iisknniin'iii'ii , 1. 
 Ber >itiiigebenbe, UiitiriaiTeiiBe, (F-iiirr, Bcr 
 einen (ijebnuid) jc. jn befi'lgen iiiifljJrt. 
 
 JU>iSCOUtiUltity , diskonicnu'e-^, 
 
 *. ber '•Miiingel an Snrnininenljaiig (eine* 
 (S)anien '.O ; Bie Cncfc. 
 
 UiSVUUtinuOlIS, disUnnlinili'is, 
 
 adj. 1. iiiiferbrod)en, iini!ii'atniiu-iil;iiiigiiib. 
 2. ^ lueit geoffnet, ftnjfenb (bon auiiin 
 ben ic.). 
 
 BJ>i.<«conveiiience , dKkonvd'- 
 ncense, *. f Bie lliigenuigl^eit, ltnilnrtljafrig> 
 feir, ber ^JBiBcrfpriid). 
 
 lli.scuiiveuient, dl^konve'nejllt, 
 adj. unongenu'iycii, iinpafTeiib. 
 
 lliscord, dis'kord. (lat.) (. I. bie 
 llneinigfeir, -JJfiMtjcfligfeit , 3n)ierrad)t (Ith 
 -45er[onen); Bna aSerrdjicBcnfcin, ber •'))iiB« 
 flang, 'Wigrnn , 95?i(5laut, «0fi|5I)a(( (pph 
 ©iiigcn). 2. [•■Winf.] bcr 9J?i|5flaiig, bie 
 DifJiMinn}. 
 
 Oiscord, diskord', V. n. f 1. inigs 
 f^eflig, uneinig fein, nid)t ribereiuilininicn, 
 nid)t ini C-inflange fein. 2. nii1)f (liintnen I'b. 
 jmainmeiiilimnien (pon miififalifdjen 3a» 
 (Ininifiiten 20. 
 
 HiNCOrdanCef d'sk^r'danse.) 
 
 IBisC«>rd»llCy, diskor'danse.J 
 ber -Wanflfl an llibereiniliniiniing , Bie iBer> 
 KbieBenheir, Cii'harniiMiie, Ber ■•JJiiiifiatifl 
 (bcr -))iVinu:igen, ioiic 20. 
 
Fate, J?ir, fall, fat. Mh, met Fine, fin. N6, mbve, n6r, gSt, 6l\, cl6tid. Ti^be, 1^5,^511. tMn, Tllis. 257 
 
 DIS 
 
 Diseordant , dlskor'dant, a({/. t. 
 ni(t)t ut>freiii|linimeni), uneiruo, niigfjenig ; 
 luitifnVrerfjciiB (non ^Jiennmiieii , 0)rull^! 
 (viijtn ic). 1. eiUnegengiiVnt (oon SBirfuii: 
 gcn:c.); ueriifjieBen. 3. niiptonciib, ni(i>t 
 flimmrnb, tiiiOfliniieiiD (u. iuiicii ic). —adv. 
 Discor'dauity, iui£ienVrc4>'>ib/ im 2Bi: 
 bcrfpnirfje. 
 
 INscordful, diskord'ful, a<{/. jniu 
 fifd), iiiKrifMiif), rireit|"iicl)ri(i. Spehser. 
 
 I>i<il>OllU.<iel, disk6un'sel, r. a. 
 •Jr luiOcrrnfljfii, n()rntl)cti (diiitni (Jtrna^). 
 
 IViscUUnt, dis'k6uiit, (fr. de'compte ; 
 nrm. di»couutj t. i. ter "ilbjUG , 3iiid)li»fj, 
 Crine, ?{abntt, tie die\'<\ttit ibti fotVrtiotr 
 boiirer S*einl}lunn). 2. [5piiiit)flJ itt I>ii-- 
 fuiitp (». 2iiei()ielii). 
 
 [jpiUibelj Bank, of discount, bie Bi$: 
 tBiitoUiinf. Office of -, bit DiSfoutotnffe. 
 Tile - was five per cent, t>tV X)i6t0»t0 IVAr, 
 b(trug fiiiif wxw ipuiiBert. The l<aiiki have 
 •uspeuded -s. Die ^aiifeii bidfuiitireii ni(t)t 
 meljr. To lodge a note in a bank for — . 
 cm inipier i<i>n eiiier 93an( bidfoiitiren lafT'ii 
 
 UiKcoiint-day, ber Di$(ontDtag. 
 
 Itiscuunt, d-ngl. di«k6uni', >norb: 
 mil. dis'kouiit, dp. detconiar; it. scontare) 
 e.a. l.flbred>ncn, nbiie^en, f lirjen, rnbntttren 
 (ooiu iCiUirvrcife Dei iVfcrtiger baarer 3'»0' 
 lung). 1. [:paiit>el] Ci£tontirtn (einen 
 iiitdfitf K.). 
 
 '1. Tlie firal rule to discount only 
 
 unexceptionable paper. Wauh. 
 
 Discount of.., l^ieruuii gcfjt nb . . . 
 To be discounted, (uuii eiiier Siiiiiiiie) 
 obgrben. To get discounted, bieruiirireti 
 IrttTen (Jt'ecftrfl). [tiren. 
 
 UiNCOuntf V. H. [j^AiibelJ ttiefpii: 
 
 liiNCUUUtHble, di»k6un tabl, adj. 
 
 [Spanttl] biefuiitirt iverbeii {uniieno, Dies 
 fsntirbar. 
 
 liiscounteuance, dukSuu'- 
 linaiikc, V. a. 1. t n»6 itt (^(iffuitg brill: 
 geii, I'crbii'iffiiii, befrtjaiiien, ueriuirrt madjeii. 
 2. entiiiiirt}i(ien, nbfd^rctfen, iiidjt aiifiiiuii: 
 tern, (&iiieiii> ben 'OJiiitlj bciifljiiieii ; l)in= 
 ^11 ; vrrbicteii, nid)t bulbrn; mi^bidigeii 
 (bur* label, 2BiI>erilniib, fnlte ^Ijanb; 
 lung !c.). 
 
 UiMcountenaiice) «■ bit iiti: 
 fTHiiiblidje, fnire >jlutiinl)ntc, -3}rigbifligiiiig, 
 S(rnd)tuiig, ber Anltfiiiii, fci)li'd>re &iiipiang ; 
 (on) bit mirfititiige S^ifjaiibliing , fnlte '^liif: 
 niit^ine (Oeinniibj), biii (alte Sciieljmen 
 (flfgen). 
 
 Itiscountenancer^ d'skoun'- 
 liiiaiuur, «. brr 0'iitiuiitt)iger , 3i>'.rnct)tex 
 i^utd) taltt, iiiifreiiiibli(f)e, abficgeiibe ^e: 
 ifoiiblung), Oilier, bet biird) eiiie frtlruitiiige 
 S&<l;aiibliitig Villein beii yjiittt) beiiiniint. 
 
 Itiscoiiuter, d!sk6un'tur, s. (j^aiK 
 btl] ber Biiffpiuirer (i>. 2Uecf)tVliiK.), ber 
 Jiifpntneljmer , ©iner , bet SSJecftielpnpier 
 ktriMitirt. 
 
 IVlNCOiintint*^ , d'sk^dn'i^ng , <■ 
 (i^nubrij bn« DiffiMitircn (v. ?2}ed)iflii k.). 
 
 MBiHCtHMrngtSf d'skuridje, v. a. I. 
 ftinuiitbiflen, flfinmi'iibig, tiiurhlc* mndjeii; 
 uii'berrdjiiigeti. 'i- (iiiit from) nbrdjrerfeii, 
 «bi<.iitfii < luMi (J-fivn* ). 3. bie ?inl boiiel)' 
 mm nu G-txvat); iibratt)rii (i<»ii &ti»«4). 
 
 Eugt. deulseh. Worlerbuch. i. 
 
 DIS 
 
 Discourag'einent, d'skur'r'ilje 
 ment, s. I. bie (^nnniitl;iguii<i i bn£ 'ilbi^al 
 ten, aibfdjrerfen. 2. bn* *21brcf)recf cube , »2Ib 
 rc^retfimgS ; , 91b|"d)retfmittcl, biiljer: 3. bnS 
 ipinterni|3, bir ©d)iwirrigfeit. 
 
 Ifiscuurag-er, dUkur'r'djeur, « 
 ber eiiiiiiiitl)iger, iUbri1)re(f er , SJiberrotlicr, 
 ©iiier, biT 'Jliibcre {ib|"d)rectt. 
 
 Wiscuiirag'tllg'f diskur'r'djeing, 
 adj. eiiriiiutl;u|i-iib. 
 
 Discourse, disk&rse', (lat. discur- 
 su»; fr. discours) t. I. t bie Hrtljeild>, 
 ijeurfljeiluiiggfraft. 2. bie -JKittljeiliing, llii> 
 terrebuug (pertniiUit^e). 3. bii» 6)eiprad)i 
 Die 9{ebe (|"ei fie fc^rifrlid) ob. tmiiiblid);; >ilb> 
 ijiiiibluiig; ber ajurtrng. 4. ber aSeriiiiiift- 
 fc^lutj. Sbak. 
 
 Itiscourse^ d. n. I. con, upon) a) 
 fid) iiiitcrreben, rebeu, fpret^jen ( i>crtrniilict) 
 liber ©nund). b) rebeu , emeu Sortrag l)at> 
 ten ; eme aibtjiinbliiiig ninrf)eii (fiber (?riun5>, 
 6-tiuiid nbl)aubeln. 2. iirdjeilen, fc^tie^en. 
 
 lliscourse^ ■>. a. t l- abDaiibelii; 
 befpred)eii. 2. nuffprec^en, fpret^en, uorbriiu 
 gen ;• (nud) ?) |prect)en. Shak. 
 
 JUiscuurserf dlskor'sur, «. 1. ber 
 >5preil)er, 9{ebner. 2. ber SBerfnffer ciner 
 •ilbljaiiblimg, Sdjriftilefler. Swift. 
 
 IViscoursive , dlskirS'v, adj. 1. 
 
 iirtljeileiib, fdjue^fiib. Miltoh. 2. bie gorm 
 
 ciMe« a)efpriid>« Ijnbeiib ; Diulcge, ©efpnidje 
 
 eiiti^alteab. 3. gefpnidjig. 
 
 2. The epic is interlaced with dialogue 
 
 or discoursive scenes. Dkydeh. 
 
 The discoursive faculty, bit Urtl^eil«> 
 frnft. 
 
 OisCUUrteOUS, diskur'lshus, adj. 
 
 imiii.iiiieriidj , uiit^&flicl) , niulj, uiigcfnll'il, 
 imnrtifl. — ado. Discour'tcously, un< 
 lUtig, iml}i>flid). 
 
 Iii8cuurt«sy« d'skur'tisA, t. l. 
 bie Uiil;6|lid)reit, 3<iuii)l)eit , Uiimiuiierlict' 
 reit (im ibetrngen u. 6pra(t)e). 2. t b'l* 
 OJfiOfnllen. 
 
 ItiSCOurtshlpt dikkurt'slup, «. « 
 bie Uiieljrcrbietiflfeit, bet 'ffiniigel m G-I)r! 
 fiird)r. B- JoKsoN. 
 
 Aiscous, dis'kus, (int.) adj. l93ot.J 
 breii, lueit, jlnd). 
 
 MisCWVer, diskuVur, (fr. decouvrir; 
 
 0. a. I. I flufbcrfen (eiiie SBeberfimg luegiielj: 
 men), b.il)rer: 2. l a; nufberfeii, b.irli'gcii, jei> 
 gen, enti;ii(len. b) offenbnren (femOii'"' 
 re« K. ). c) entberfen , ouffmbcn ( Canb i>pm 
 iSdjiffe K.). d) entberfen , nnefinbig mac^cn 
 (einen Dieb jc). e) entbctfen, geiunljren, 
 gin)nl)r luerben. f) To - oue't self, fid) 
 entberfen. 
 
 2. a) Law can discover sin, but not 
 
 remove. Miltoh. b) Discover not 
 
 a secret to another. B1BI.B. f; We will 
 
 discover ourselves to them. Bible. 
 
 lli»COverttbIe,di»kuv'urabl.nrfy. 
 
 1. entberfbnr (.\ict)ibar ju madjen), entberft 
 iwrrben fonnenb. 2. ftd^tiid), fid)rbrtr. 3. 
 entberfbnr, niiffinbbnr, nnf.efunben luerben 
 fijnnenb. 
 
 2. Nothing discoverable in the lunar 
 
 surface is ever covered. Benti.ey. 
 
 Itiscuverer, dikkuvurur, «. I. 
 
 ttt e-nrbfrfi-r, 'Miifnnber. 2. btr ©pnljer, 
 
 'HH«fpat)«, 5lunbf(<)n(trr, ©picn. Shak 
 
 DIS 
 
 2. Send discoverers forth to know 
 the nuiiibeni of our enemies. Shak. 
 
 lliSCOVerture, diskuvurtshiiie, 
 ». 13ff(<)t6rpr.J bit (jntbiMbinig, ba6 d'tiU 
 biinbcnfein von ben ^ebingungen be£ Srai4en> 
 lliinbfi. 
 
 Discovery, d'skuvurc, t. 1. bit 
 (fntbcrfnng, (frnrijfidnng (eiiier SSerfdjiupi 
 rung jc). 2. bie 6-ntberfuiig, bie Darlogung, 
 >]lng.ibe, Cijfi'nbnrnng; (i^nnbclj bie aUurIc* 
 gnng ( ber 5Biic()er Jc. ). 3. bie GiitDcrfung, 
 •Jlufftnbimg (bisijcr unbefnuntgciuffciuT I'lin* 
 ber, I>mge, Kriifte jcl). 4. bie (fiirberfung, 
 biM ©nrberfte, G-nttjiiflte. 5. [brnniai. 'ilJoef.] 
 bie ^-ntmirfelung. 
 
 To make the discoreryof,.., Qtt 
 nai entberfen. To make a full - of one's 
 estate, fem gcuijf« Sermogen, fein aScrinS* 
 gen gcnau nngcben. 
 
 Discredit, diskred'It. (fr.) «. bet 
 ■Wiufrebit, tibie, fd)lfd)te 3{nf, bie Hntt)tt, 
 ®d)nnbe, ber Sd)iiiipf. 
 
 Discredit, (fr. de'crediter) v. a. I. 
 nict)t glauben, beiiueifetn (C^tiun^), fi'ir u\u 
 juoerliiffig fatten. 2. in '"TOipfrtbit bnngeii 
 ober I'e^en. 3. fntcl^ren, befdjiiiipfen. 
 
 Discreditable, di.skred'itabl,a<</. 
 fdjimpflid), entelji-enb. 
 
 Discreet, diskrj^t', (Int. di&cretus ; 
 fr. discret) adj. 1. iH'rildjtig , fUig, befDH' 
 nen, perilnnbig. 2. perfdjiiiugen. 3. berd)et» 
 ben. 4. (fd)prt.> t)bfli<i) .— adu. Discreet'- 
 ly, i'Prrid)tig. 
 
 Discreetness, diHkr^ei'nls, «. 1. 
 bie 2}oriut)tigf eit , Slughcit, iSefiniiienljeit, 
 ajerilanbigreit, ber 9}er|lnnb. 2. bic iSefiljei* 
 bcnl)cit. 
 
 Discrepance, diskrlp'aniie,/ (I.) 
 
 Discrepancy, diskiepan^c,^ j. 
 (between) bie a3^rrd)ieCfni)eit , bir ^ii3iber> 
 llreit (brr i^.inpiiinnen unb -;))feiniing ui. 
 
 Discrepant, (Bit'ki'cpaMi, adj. i>er> 
 fd)icben, luiberilrcitenb. 
 
 Discrete, diskrete', (Int.) »((/. I. 
 nbgefonbert, gerrennt; t'iBuUheni.] uui)etig. 
 2. l®riimm.] trennenb, IrenmiiigiS . . . 
 
 Discrete, ». a. f rrennen, iibfiMibern. 
 
 Discretion, diskresli'un, ifr.) t. 
 1. bie 23orfid)rigfcir, SSefonnenf^cit, ^lugl)t;it; 
 !bf fd)cibcul)eit ; 95L'rfd)iviegenl)eit. 2. bns 5)e« 
 lieben, bie 25Ji(Ifiil)r. 3. t bie Irennuiig. 
 Mede. 4. (fd)ort.) bie ipoflid)feit. 
 1. My son, keep sound wisdom and dis- 
 cretion. Bible. 
 
 The years of discretion, iai vers 
 mlnftige 'Alter. To surrender at -, \i<tf nuf 
 ®iinbe iiiib Uiigiinbe ergebcn. It is at your 
 -, e6 |ld)t in 0')"'" ■i3elieben, ei ijl ^i)ntn 
 ganj liberlnffen. To play at -, nm eine un» 
 bfilinmite, beliebige ©umtne fpii'lon, luetten. 
 To use one's own - in . . , giiiij nod) feineut 
 ^cliebcn l)nnbeln. To submit one's self to 
 one's -. fid) (Jinem gnnj ju "KJifleii ergi-ben. 
 
 DI.<«cretionary, d'skreshunare,} 
 
 Discretional, diskresh'unal, ) 
 adj. iuinfiii}rli(ft, uiibefd)ranft, iinbegrenit. 
 — ado. Discret'iouarily. Discret'io- 
 nally, )»i(lfiil)rlid), nnd) SJfluben. 
 
 Discretionary power, [ d{ed)f£fpr.] 
 bn^ rivl)tfrlid)f GrmeiTm. 
 
 Discretive, d!»kri t'v, ndj. 1. nbgei 
 fonbert, orirenut. 2. [I'cg] eutgrgengfreet. 
 
 17 
 
258 F.'ife. far, fA!l. fat. Me. met. Fine, f!n. 1V6, move, ndr, got. tU, rl6ud. Ti^be. ti^b, ffill. t//iii, Tllis. 
 
 DIS 
 
 Discr*' 
 
 i. (©rnmm.l trciiitdi&. — adv 
 lively. [Piriimin.l uMi&i'rnl>. 
 
 I9iscriiiiiiiable 9 dKkrim'enabl, 
 (tilt.) udj. imrcr rf)rit(mr. 
 
 l>iscriiiiiu»te, disktiui'^nate, r. 
 a 1. iintori'd)i;ifen. 2. ntfiMiterii , aufjeicf)-- 
 nen. 3. rrennen, u'libcrii, nb^nrcrii, (d)ci- 
 ben (fine ffliittiiiifl ihmi ter niibcrn :c.). 
 
 19iscriiiiiim<«, v. n. (m't niit be- 
 tween) 1. fincii llnrerfrfiict tiuicf)i'n (jivi: 
 fdjeii; bei Stmufufuiig ^er ©rrntgefetje k). 
 2. llntl•r^(f)ei^c^ (iiinrdicn). [ (Ui5flfjri(^iH't. 
 
 lliscriiiiiiiitte, ndj. tl^rrr^c{)i(^l'n, 
 
 l>i.<liCriininuti*ly,diski'iiireiiaiele. 
 adv. Di'utitd), flfliij bcfiMiC'cr^, flnnj <ifiinu. 
 
 I>iscriiniimteiiess , dUkiim' 
 iniitenes, *. tie ?5cT(d)kt>ti\l)eit , bit mett- 
 ttrf)f Untfr^f^ie^. 
 
 liiscriininatiiig', dlskiinreni- 
 tiiig. ndj. 1. ()e^en^er, nll^Jcirf)nen^, uiircr: 
 f(^fifeiib, famtteriiTirrf). 2. untcrfrfjeiDciiJ) 
 (einni Uutfrrdjii'? tnnrf)eiiB) ; lu'rilc^riq. 
 
 Uiscriiniiiiition , dLsliiim^na'- 
 khun, «. I. ia6 UnhTrd)eiE)fii , Me lliifer; 
 fcfteibung. 2. ber ltiircrrd)ie6 (b(\$ lliirer= 
 fc^tebeiie). 3. bM llntrrrtf)eibiiMii!?}oicf)eii. 
 
 l>iscrifllinativ(>, diskriin'eiiativ. 
 adj. I. iiiitcrrd)i'ifeiiD , fflrafrcriOifd) , niif-- 
 jeid)iu"ii6. 2. iiiUcrrd)rifeii&, cincu lliinr; 
 fd)ie6 bfc>&nd)tfiib (l'lmi ber ^cr\elnu\(\ ic. ). 
 More. — adv. D i .s c r i ni ' i n a t i v e I y, tliit 
 5Bcobnd)tunn be^ flffjorigfii tliiffrrd)ifb5. 
 
 lfiscrilIlillOUS,diskriiii'eiius, a(</. 
 f mieiid), ttitu'd). 
 
 liiscruciating', diskrutVslieatiiig. 
 adj. + rdniicrilid), peinlid), rd)iiicrif;aft. 
 
 Utiscubitory, diNkubetme, ((nt.) 
 adj. ium 9Jn(ei)iKii gceifliiet ob. geninc^t (v. 
 ©ti'itjlni !c.). 
 
 llisiCulpHte, diKkiirpAfe, (t. culpa) 
 V. a. fiitrd)ii(bi(ifii, rid)tfiTti(]cn. 
 
 Uisciiinbency) diskuai'blns^. t. 
 I'iMertt).] tn5 Siiogoii bci iifdjc. 
 
 Itiscuinber, diskimi'bur , v. a. 
 entrcbiflen (eimr 2a\l; bcffcr Disencum- 
 ber, f. b.). Pope. [eiitl)ii(lcii. Spenser. 
 
 Viscurt^, diskiire'. b. a. f eiitberfeii, 
 
 UiSCUrrent, diskur'rlnt. adj. -J- 
 nid)t gannbnr, imnnnflbnr. Sandy.s. 
 
 JVisCursion, diskur'sluin. s. bai 
 ^\n-. II. Sfrliuii'en , llm()erivnnbfrn. 
 
 niSCur.sist, ditkur'sLst, t. f btr 
 ©rrciter, ©pn-dier. 
 
 ]iiscur.<«ive, d'skur'sfv. adj. 1. 
 iinrtni, uiibfftniibifl. 2. rd)lif|5eiib, foigernb. 
 Hale. — adv. Discur 'ni v e I y , I'djiufi: 
 nin#ifl. [ @d)lu(ifrn|r. 
 
 Discursive faculty, bit llrtheilS ; pb. 
 
 lliscitrsiveness, diskur'slvnls, 
 t. btc ©djlii^forge. 
 
 lilKCUrsOry « di.skur'sure , adj. 
 f(f)(ic0etib , beweiffiib; buiibig, ufriumfr<je= 
 miig, fd)ltigtimgin, grunblid). Johhsor. 
 
 IKiscus, d's'kus, t. 1. rgiftcrtf).] bie 
 SCurtTd)ti6e , bet X)i^fii«. 2. (^rt. ] bie 
 6d)ei6e, ber aSdimenbobcn. 3. [Slflrpti.] bie 
 ®d>eibc (bf« ^Ki'nbf^, ber ©oime :c.). 
 
 IliSCUMS, diskus'. (UU.) v. a. I. ^ 
 
 fiber t eiirjiufiiloeen . eiitjiveirdjlnnen, ^er: 
 (lofien, jfrnioliiirii, jrrrdtlaofn- 2. i a) [■TOob.] 
 |err!)ciieii (ein OJcrdrn'tir !c. ). l») jerilrfiieii 
 (Z)uiit7e K. ;. c) iiiurri'iidjen , frorrrrn, er: 
 
 DIS 
 
 foutern, nbi)nnbttn, nu^einntiberfefien (fine 
 
 Strcitfrnge :c.) ; (inragen. Shak. 4. f <ibid)iir: 
 
 telii. .Spenser. [ttr\ud)n, (SrortiTer. 
 
 Iliscusscr, diskiis'sur. s. ber Un = 
 
 OiSCUiCSioil, diskiisMiiiii . s. I. 
 
 i'^JJicb.] bii^ 3i'rt()fileii , bie 3et-f()ciHiii<1. 2. 
 fii« »H6f)nnbi'ln , bie (?rorti'niiin , lliircrfii; 
 d)iing, *21u$einanberri'0iiiia (ciiicr Srreit: 
 friige ic). 
 
 UiSCUSSive, dlskus'sfv. adj. [■'Tlieb.] 
 }cvtf)oi(eiib, ouflofeiib. - *. b<\& 3itt^(iUmi\i: 
 mittcl. 
 
 UiSCUtienf , disku'.slient , adj. 
 i'Steb.] }ertl)eilenb. - *. r^)J?cD.] bn6 3it= 
 rljeiliinnS-. Dbtr '2tiifIoriiHfi5mitri'l ; (pfr ii'irb 
 fn^ *Ii3i>rt ffir Carminative nt'brillld)t). 
 
 Ilisduin, di^dane', (fr. de'daigner) 
 1). a. fiir uinuilvbig tjaUtn ob. adftiw ; uev-. 
 rd)miil)eM, I'criidjren. - v. n. 1. floij ob. ucr-- 
 nd)riid) f)crabfc()eii (niif (Piiieii). 2. f ii'ige! 
 fiilbig tuerbcn. 
 
 Uisdain , ». bie ©crinniUn^min, 
 2Scriid)tung, SBcrfdjninljuiig ; brr TOiberii'ille. 
 
 How uiy soul is moved with just dis- 
 dain. Pope. 
 
 Disdainful, d'ldane'ful. adj. 1. 
 i'eMd)tenb, i>errd)mal)cnb. 2. uermtriid) , ()Pd): 
 mutl)ig; fji^fjuifd) iIpI}, gcriiigiVtjiitsig (Un-- 
 iiii(ten,25ernd)ren nii^briirf enb ; I'lmi lilicfc :c ). 
 — adv. Disdain' fully, geriiigrdja^ig, 
 i'i'rnd)rlid). 
 
 llisdainrulneSS, d?/.dane'fulnes. 
 *. bie ilolje SBcrnc^timg, 2Serrd)iiml;ung, &t-- 
 ringrd)n(3iing. 
 
 Slisdiapason, d'sdiapa'zon, (lUid) 
 Bisdinpason) *. ["Kiif.] bieDrppcloftnuc. 
 
 ]>isea.se, dLcze', *. I. i nber * bie 
 OJiufje, ?iPt(), bnt' llnnftnnd) , llnbff)iigfn. 
 Spenser. 2. bie lllipdglidjfeit, fi'rniif.l)fit (0. 
 ■iSifurdjen unb Il)iercii). 3. bie (titonilirdje) 
 ilr.iiiffjfit ((aittenuerberbnig u. Stantcn jc). 
 4. bie Ungenindjlic^fcit, bus lliibeljngeii (nicl;r 
 iHMu Weii^e). 5. bie Uiirufje, Uiijiifricbenheit, 
 25crbieeiid)feit, f. No. I. Shak. [f)cit. 
 
 The foul disease, bie I'eiicrifdie Jtrniit: 
 
 Disease, v. a. 1. uiiiuoI;(, frnnf 
 mod)en. 2. f gei|1c«fmiif ninc^eii. 3. nniTerfen 
 (luMi ^rnnfl)eitLMi jc). 4. bciinriif)igi'n , be; 
 fiiiiimfrn, ©iiiein SBerdjiverbe uerurfarften. 
 
 Diseased, fnitlf, illlpof! ; nfi|te^frailf. 
 
 Diseasedlie.^S, df^c'zednes, s. 
 bie llupii6(id)feir, .Slr<iiifl)cit. 
 
 Diseaseful, df^e^e'ful, adj. 1. 
 iiiigeruiib, mit Smnf^cit (iiigcfiirrt , Rniiif; 
 ()eiten erjeiigcub (lunu Mma 20, nnilerfenb. 
 2. bciinnil)iociib, iiiibe^rtgiid). 
 
 Diseasetneut, dheze'mint, s. bit 
 llnnilje, ©toning. 
 
 Disedg-ed, d'zcdjd', (dis U. edge) 
 
 adj. I. )liini|)f. 2. f nbgefliimpft, gefnttigt. 
 
 2. When tlinu shalt be disedged by 
 
 her. Shak. 
 
 Disembark f d'slmbark', v. a. 
 nuJrd)itfen , (nnbcn, an& Pnnb bringen (bes 
 fiMtber^ lUMi Inippen 11. ^riegSappnrat :c.). 
 
 Disembark, v. n. loitbeit. 
 
 Disembarkation, disembarkA'- 
 shi'in. pber [*. bie ^lufrdjiffnng. 
 
 Disembarking-, discmiiarking. 
 
 IPi.tf'lilitarkllient, discmbark'- 
 mcM). s. ba6 •Jliierdtifftn, L'oiibpn. 
 
 Mkisembarrass, d;>euibar'ras, v. 
 
 DIS 
 
 a. freiiiindien, fp^nmdien. 
 
 Disembarrassment , dlslm. 
 
 bai'iasnient. s. {•xe (S-litli'bignng , ©Tliifung, 
 25efrriung (unn Wrrd)iifrcn ir.). 
 
 Disembay, dlsembi', v. a. nu6 
 ber 5^ni pb- 5inid)t bringen. Sherburne. 
 
 Disemiiitter, disluibittur, v. a. 
 cnrbirriTii, umTifjen. 
 
 Disembodied, disembnd'td , ndj. 
 
 1. entfijrprrt, fi^rpi'rlPS. 2. l*)J?ilir.] bc« 
 .^I'frperbnnbei' etitlnffi-n. 
 
 Disembody, dislmbod'e. v. a. I. 
 fei .^eerperbnnbcs , bef Krirg^bicnile* tntt 
 liifTcn (3emanbfin. 2. rntf&rpfrn. 
 
 DisembOgpue, disembogue', (fr. 
 de'sciiibouclier; i>. «. J niifii'crfen ; nn^gi'* 
 G'cn, iiiu°rd)iitten (au6 ciner 'OJJiinbung 2c. 
 ppn tJIi'iffcn 2c.). 
 
 Rolling down, the .iteep Timavus ravei, 
 
 And through nine channels d i s e m b (>• 
 gues his waves. AnoisoBt. 
 
 To disembogue Itself, fid) trgie^en 
 (P. JJIntTen). 
 
 Disembog-ne, » n. I. nii^munt 
 ben, miiiiben, aiifflieilen , fi't ergii'Men (pp.i 
 gliiffen; in 97ffere Pb. Seen). 2. nnSfiil)reii, 
 liinnii^! Dber fjrtnu^-fnhren , I)iMii«fd)iffen, 
 !;nu-'.ii(?fdnt7fn. 
 
 Disentbog-nement , d'sem' 
 bogue'ment. *. biif (£id) = ^rgicfjen, bit Gt" 
 gif0iing (brr ^Miffrr in eincii ©eesc.). 
 
 Disembosom , di^embuu'znm, 
 V. a. ppii bcm ^inVn trcnnen. Youwo. 
 
 DisembO'««'el, disembou'el, V. a. 
 nnSiPfibcn. 
 
 Disembrang-le, dfscmbrang'gl, 
 t'. a. t PPn ©trcirigfeiren, ^rPjiflen, 9ln« 
 (liinbrn, AinberniiTen bcfrticn, fret niac^en. 
 
 Disembroil, diNembinil', v. a. 
 (rtiiS €d)uncrigfcifeii) Ijcrnii^niirfdn, nil* bet 
 SBerlegen^eir jicfjen. Drydew. Addisox. 
 
 Disenable, di^lna'bl, v. a. (T u. 1) 
 entfriiften, unfnijig niiid)cn, nnfjer ©tnnb 
 ff$cn. [? entjnubern. 
 
 Disenchant, dislntshant', v. a. 
 
 Disencumber, diseukum'bur, 
 V. a. I. <§ ppn ctnm* Cntligrm, ppn einet 
 $iefd)n)erbe pb. tlnnilje , ppii irgcnb einem ' 
 .TpinbcrnifTe, fd ef pfi))f(i'd) Pb. nipralifd)) be» 
 fnien, lPSniod)en (^ijrpcr u. ©cift). 2. pott 
 etmn6 ©djnjercni u. Unnptljigent frei nindjen, 
 bcfreicn (fin ©cbriiibe jc). Addisok. 
 
 Disencumbrance, disenkum'. 
 brause, *. bie 33ffrfiiing ppn llnrnfje, ^in« 
 bernifien pber 33fi'diii>crlid)fciten. 
 
 Disen j^-ag-e, discngaje', v. a. (from) 
 1. bcfreien, lp«nind)fn (>3Jictnfl p. frcniben !Se. 
 flnnbifjcilen jc), entbinbcn. 2. fa) ipf mnd)en, 
 nbjiffjcn (Ocninnben p. einer Ipiirtei 20. b) 
 fri'imndjen , lp#ntnd)fn, ip^U'iffein, f)ernii«« 
 jirljen dmS einer SJerlegenljeit 2c. ). c) ip«« 
 niad)fn, entippltnen, nbiiehcn, (p^reigen ibai 
 fflcniuff) PPII irbifd)in X^ingen 20. d) Ip«« 
 mndjen, enfbinben, befrrien (ppu einer SJer' 
 pflid)tung, 25crbinbiing , ppii einem SSerfpre* 
 d)(n to. 
 
 To disengage one's self, fid) Ip^ma* 
 d)eit; (from under) fid) Ijerpornrbfireii (iin» 
 ter). To - one's heiirf , I. feiii J^crj frei» 
 niiidjeii. 2. fidi ppii I'inrr Olodebtrii , eiiicm 
 g-roiifiiiintnier lp:-nMd)t'ii t'b. jiiriirfjiehen. 
 
 lilseug^ag-e, v. n. t (from; fiitt 
 
Fate, ff»r, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. M, m6ve, nSr, got, 6il. cl6'ul. Ti^be, tub, fiill. t/tin, THis. 259 
 
 DIS 
 
 Ip*nui(^en cb. n6jief)en (ucn); Gintm feinc 
 3iiiieiiiiiti<t enrjirheii. 
 
 Uiseiig'aff ed, di«lng4'jd, adj. frei, 
 niibci'djnftigr, 5JJiipe IjnbciiD (6e(|er: unen- 
 gaged). 
 
 Oiseni^ag^edneRS , dUlngajd'- 
 ■es. t. bit lU\<\et>unttnl)(i(, ^Teii)(it, ^Tiu^e. 
 
 Uisen^Hg'eiikent , dikcngaje'- 
 nieiit. «. 1. tie 'Sefreiutio. Sretmad^ung ; 
 1%W-] tit eiitbiiitiiii.i it>t6 £id)te4 jc). 
 
 2. ia6 2oim<id)en t. vow Qt\va6). 3. Die 93e! 
 frriuiij], &iit6inDun{) (uiMi einer SerbinMic^: 
 feit>. 4. lit ^iJTiige, JJrciljeit. 
 
 1. It it easy to render this disengage- 
 ment of caloric and liglit evident lo 
 the senses. Lavoisier. 
 
 Disennoble , disenn6'bl , v. a. 
 eiifoCrlii, tei 9ltci« beraubcn. 
 
 Uinenrollf diseur6le', V. a. au6 
 finer L'i|le |lreicf)eii. 
 
 Hisenslave, dUenslAve', v a. iion 
 bcr ©flnurrei et>. ^iifd)rrd)nft ftei mnc^en, 
 bffreien. 
 
 liisentiUlg'le , dislntang'gl, e. a. 
 1. eiuiuirreii, nii6riiinnter luirfcin (®(irn, 
 (ill 9ie^ ic. ). 2. i (fioin) (pfmndjen, frei; 
 niiid)eii, ip^rfifieii (I'Oio, tjeraiitjieljeit Cnu#). 
 
 lAiiM^utailg'lcnieilt, disentang'- 
 gliueiii . #. •}• ta6 grci; ot. l'o^iiifld)cii uimi 
 €d)mirrijjfcitt:ii ob. ®errt)ii'erli(tfeiteii. 
 
 IfiKeuteFf dKenier', c. a. nitttr 
 aui(\Tt\btn. 
 
 Uiftcnthrallf d'senlAriwI', v. a. f 
 I. (I'on Der i<iifd)t|"rt)rtfr) befreieii. 2. i erii>|cii. 
 
 Bflfieiltliroue, dUem/ir^ne', v. a. 
 «iutl)rDiieii. MiiToM. ('Jlnrmidj^ berniibeii. 
 
 ItiMeiititle, disemi'tl. v. a. tintC' 
 
 Uiseutranitef dinentranse', B. a. 
 au6 einer (f-ntjilrfiiiin, einrr (frtiifc ob. auc- 
 tirfem (£d>lrtfe enuerf ii, luictcr ju ii<i) triii: 
 gill; (II. p. n.) ivieber ill ftd) fiMiiniett. 
 
 Uifieif pouwe , dinespouze', V. a. 
 ^ wad) btn\ 23erlDbiitfTe ivirCer tretiiieii. 
 fdieibeii. IHii.ton. 
 
 19l8e«iteeii>f div^&tcem', «. tit ®e; 
 tiii(jrrt)rt^unii, t(i6 ■i!Otirwd)tcii. 
 
 liiseiif eeiii , v. «. nii^a<titen, Qt-. 
 riiiflfdjnoeii. 
 
 WiSCMtllliatiOII, diseKl^iiiA'slii'in. 
 «. tie 0)eriii(]r(^iu>iiiiii, 5Birad)tuiij}, tai 
 Wi6<id)reii. 
 
 DisexerciSC^y diseks'lrsize , r. a. 
 ntiger lUbiiiio briiigeii ot. fcQeii, bcr llebtmn 
 berniibeii. Mii.ton. ( mivieii, iiirfjt ticbiii. 
 
 Itiiifancyf disfan si, V. a. -f nid)t 
 
 IKiMTavur, dislA'vur, «. l. bie llii-- 
 giiiill, llii|)ii>ibe. 2. bir Utiiiuitf) , lliuvitlc. 
 
 3. bfl« Wi^t'iften / bie •iWiiefiidigfeit. 4. bcr 
 9iad)rf)eil. 5. t tie Uiifle|laltl)cit, ^u^at-. 
 (ialttjtit. 
 
 lo be in disfavor, in llngnnbe fein- 
 To do a - to any one, (Filieil imoililbio, 
 uutreitiibfic^ bc(;antelti, (^iiieiii niit llniuiden 
 teacfltien. Milieu iiiri'icfiVijeti. To incur the 
 -of..., (id) Oetnniibi llngiinbe iiiiic()eii, 
 in Uiionnbr fafleii 6ei . . . ; unandbiu oiiroe: 
 noniniiti iverben von ... 
 
 liiNfMvor, t>. a. I. unfreunbtic^, un^ 
 fliiiibia beljanbein , iiirurf fi-^eii (Ofmniibe id ; 
 bie Wiiuil eiUiiel)en ( &iiiein ) , G-iiiem mit 
 lUwillen begegiieu. 2. f verunilalten, niig= 
 grilalten. 
 
 DIS 
 
 Ili.tfavorer, d'sfA'vurur, «. ber 
 
 eJegiier, -Wiiei'idlfler. » 
 
 Iti.Sfig^IirMtion, disfigur&shun, 
 «. 1. ba6 &iit|lfHeti, 25fniii|laitcii. 2. bie 
 llngcilalf(u-it, ^nBlid)feit, *)3?igge|tnlt()eit. 
 
 liisfig'Iire, dlstig'ure, V. a. 1. ent: 
 ilcdiii, Deniiiflnlteii; oerbcrben. 2. j (fiir 
 represent) bnr|1e(letl. Shak. 
 
 Itisfig-ureinent, disfig'drement. 
 3. bie llngf|liiUl)i'it, if)iipiid)f eit , bie 6-iit|1el= 
 lung, 95eriiii|la(rung. 
 
 Ilisfig^urer, disfigurur, «. bcr 
 (Jiitflcller, SSer milliliter. [forest. 
 
 lfil«forestt disfor'rlst, f. Disaf- 
 
 DisFraucliisef disirran't.shiii, v. a. 
 bcr tJrctljciten unb SSorredjte bcrauben 
 (Stdbte 2C.). 
 
 Ois franc liiseiiient , d'sfran'- 
 tsliUment, «. Mi ©lujieijeu ber 95Drred)te 
 unb 5reil)eiten. [leben eiirjieljcii. S.\ndvs. 
 
 ]>i.««rriar, dUfri ur. p. a. t)eiiP7)?oitd)^; 
 
 Ifiiifurni.sll, dislur'niiih, c. a. bell 
 .^lUi^rniQ ivcgnefjmen , ber ^Icibung, beg 
 $nu6rnt^« bernuben, entbl&gen, rnumen, 
 leeren. Shak. Kmolles. 
 
 DiNg'allant V disgal laut, p. a. t 
 ber >Urtigfcit bernuben. 
 
 UiKg'aruisltf diiglr'nuh, o. a. I. 
 ber 25ere£)iing, 25criieniiig, be* 3itrratl)« 
 bernuben (u. fiieibern :c.). 2. [OTilit.] (i'pu 
 OJnruifen , (Mfi'dtii? unb niilitnrii"d)eni atp; 
 pnrnn ciubiDficii (cine ©rnbt). 
 
 IiiM((r»rr*^on, disiiar'risn , p. a. 
 1-TOilii.) I'on iieirti^ung eniblii'fieM. 
 
 i9i8(7avel, disj^av'el, r. a. bie ^t: 
 fu;nrt iievmogc iiieic^cr CSrbycrtfjeilung unter 
 iiiiiberil cb. ^Pruberil (tenure by gavel- 
 kind, r b.) niifhcben. 
 
 nisg-lorify, dizgli'rifJ, p. «. + 
 eiirctjreii, I'criiiiiilmipfeii. 
 
 Uiwg^wrS'e, d'/gorje', (fr. degorgen 
 
 i>. a. 1. nujuurfcn, niifitpeien, nuSbredjcn 
 
 mill} belli -Bingcii I'b. £d)tunbe). 2. a) t (init 
 
 Weivnlt) nu^merien, nu^fpeien, nufgiefjen, 
 
 .iu6|1r6nien, nuf rdjiitren d'. iSnIfnnen, Jli'if. 
 
 ten :c.). MiLTon. b) (of) entlnben (uimd. 3, 
 
 To - itself, nii^|lr6men, fid) ergiegcn (von 
 
 JliilJrii !C.). 
 
 2. b) So. so. thou common dog, didst thou 
 
 disgorge thy glutton bosom of the 
 
 royal Richard? Shak. 
 
 nisgOrgVitneut y d'sgorje'ment, 
 J. (; n. i) i(i& -JluC'bredjcu, ^lu^fpeien, aiu^s 
 ifromen, 91ii5rd)iitten, ^llueiuerfen. 
 
 lyisg^OSpel, disgnii'pel. v. n. f pon 
 ten ?el)rcii teS (S-pniige(iuni6 nbi«ci(ften. 
 
 I9i.«ig°race, dfzgrise', t. i. bie Itii: 
 gnnbe. 2. Die Uiicljre, £d)niibci ber Sc^impf- 
 Shak. 3. bie Sd)anbe, ber €(f)nnr|lc(f (bie 
 llrrnd)e ber ©d)niibe). 4. t bie eieblojlgfeir 
 (lieblrt'e $nnb(uiig).SiDi(EY. 5. ta6 llngliirf, 
 Ungemnd). Shak. (mnd)cn ((5-inem). 
 
 To bring a disgrace on etc., ©rfjnnbe 
 
 liisg-race, v. a. t. in Itngnabe briu: 
 gen, perungiinbcn. 2. entef)ren, befd)inipfcM, 
 ucriinglinipfcn, fdjnnben (Ocninnben). 3. jur 
 6d)n!ibe gereid)en (Gineni) ; ente(;rcn, ernies 
 brigrn ((fincii). [fcin, fnflen. 
 
 To he disgraced, in lliigiinbe grfnflcn 
 
 IBiSf^-racerill, di/giise'ful, adj. 
 bci'd)iiiipiViib , eiircl)rciib , fdiaiibtiib , fdtnnb.- 
 lic(;. — adv. Dikgrace'fully, |'d}Anbli(^. { 
 
 DIS 
 
 Itisg-racefulneKSf dfzgrAse'ful* 
 nes. *. bn5 @d)niiblid)e; bie ^(f)mn(t), 
 Sd)nnbe, Unchre. [eljrcr, ©djnnber. 
 
 llisg-racer, d'zgri sur, t. ber ©nt. 
 
 Ui.^gTaCiOUS, dizgrd'shus, adj. 1. 
 
 tnigfiUlig, iviberwnrtig, luibrig. 2. fd)nnbli(^. 
 
 1. Iflbeso dis gracious in your sight, 
 
 let me march on. Shak. 
 
 Ifisgrade, dizgrade'. ■> r. D e g rad e. 
 
 DiNg-regrate, dls'gregite, (I.) V. a. 
 ■f jcrilrciicii. 
 
 I>ij«g'Uisef dizgyi^e', (fr. de'guiser) 
 V. a. 1. T perfleiben, perfnppen , yerfleiben, 
 einiiiuninicn, uermunitnen. 2. i a) per|lel» 
 len. b) entftefJen. c) perbenjcn, i>er(jel)len. 
 d) betrunfen mnc^en, bernuftfjcn. Spectator. 
 
 2. b) They saw the faces, wliicli too well 
 
 they knew. 
 Though then disguised in death. 
 Drvreh 
 
 To disguise one's style, einc freniB* 
 <S<t)Ttibart nnnefjnien. 
 
 llisg^uise, «■ 1. bie SSerfleibung, 
 iSerfnppung, 2>irnuimmung. 2. i a) bie 
 25crjlef(nnfl, ber iBoripnnb, ©d)fin, bie Snrue. 
 b) bie Iriinfenfjeit, ber 9{nufd). Shak. c) 
 t bn« Sivifcftenrpiet. bcr ©djiunnf. 
 
 If isg-uiseilicnt y dizgyize'ment, 
 $. I. bie S3crfleibuug. 2. ± bit 93er|leUuna, 
 ber ©djein. 
 
 Itisgruisier, d'zgyt'zur, ». 1. ber 
 5Bcrflciber, Serniiimnier, ber fic^ 25crf(ei» 
 bcnbe. 2. 1 a) bcr (fntflefler, bii5 &ntfleJ» 
 lenbe. b) bcr OJIcigncr. ^ 
 
 DiSf^-uiKing- , dizgyize'ing, «. I. 
 bie SBcrilcdiing. 2. bie •iD?uminerei. 
 
 Ifisg'USt, dizgust', <fr. degodt) «. 
 1. ber ere! (UDr G-hun«). 2. l ber &ta, 
 ^ibcripifle, bie 91bncigung. 
 
 To talie a disgust nt..., eilien Qttl 
 befDnitncii por ... He took a - at life, bat 
 2eben tunr iljin oerleibet, eiitfeibet. 
 
 l>i«<g:ust, V. a. 1. bei &iMeni Qttl 
 erregen , ©inen nnefeln. 2. ± nnefein , per» 
 leiben , pcrbriegeii (mit at ob. with por bem 
 Dbjeft, from ill t eb. J). 
 
 To be disgusted at e^c., perbrie^lic^ 
 fein fiber ..., eine Qlbiieigiing, einrti ^iCiber* 
 luiden f)nben gcgcn &nvn£. Disgusted) 
 with etc., <5fel f)nbfnb nn ... 
 
 Ifisg-ustful, dizgust'ful, eulj. 7 U. 
 i efelljnft, wibrig. 
 
 llisg-llStillg-f dizgus'ting, adj. tttlt 
 l)nft, luibrig. — adv. Disgust'lngly, 
 cfe(()nft, luibrin. 
 
 Ilislif dish, (nngeff. disc, pi. dixas; 
 nrin disg) *. i. bie ^Intte, Sd)iifie(. 2. ± 
 bie ©djufTcl (bie nuf einer ©djuijel niifge* 
 trngcne ©peife), 'iplntte, bn6 ®eridjt. Shak. 
 3. bie ©d)nle, Inffe. 4. [-TOiilj ein 'OJinfl 
 fiir &rje (28" inng, 6" breit u. 4" tief.. 5. 
 Oiiingleg.] ein geiui(Te« 9)fn8. 
 
 Prov. The dish wears its own cover. 
 i»te ber $err, fo ber ilnccfjt. To lay a thing 
 in one's dish, (S'liieni &tiun6 unter bie 
 ^nfe reiben, pprriiifeii. He has done it in 
 a -, bft6 1(1 ifjni flur gelunqen. 
 
 D i s h - b u 1 1 e r , bie frii"d)e Siitrer, g)?ni. 
 butter, --cloth rb. --clout, ber &(t)tui:tt 
 (nppen. Shak. Prov. He has made a nap- 
 kin of his d ish -c lot h , er f)at feine Jtot 
 dyinn gel^tivotiiet. -•meat, ba« 3ugeniur<< 
 
260 Fate, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, rl6»')\l Tt'ibp. Inh. fnll. i/nn. Tills. 
 
 DIS 
 
 H«,3uf "ft- D i s h - w a s h Db. - - w a t e r, bnt< 
 @puliua(yer. — washer, [ Oriiith. ] fer 
 Xaud)er. [ niiftrageii, iViittird)cii. 
 
 llislt, V. a. (oft niit ui>; anrid)tei); 
 
 ]ti$«ltaliille, (w. ^.) «. bad 
 
 IBi.slisibil, disiaiiil',^ '>)7;or(]t'nrieii), 
 9iac^)tfltiD, ipnuffieiD (bt\\er Desliabille. 
 I" D.). (Dkvben ije&riiucf)t trni *lS3ort nl^ 
 eiij pp., iiii ■DJiiTijeit ; i>t). ipnuSaiijug, wad)- 
 laffii] ijeflciDtt, jeDi'd) mir lliircd)0. 
 
 Ui.slittbit, <iis'liab'ii. V. a. t au6 Der 
 aijoljiuiiiii I'lrrreibi'n; (from) uon ber ©telle 
 tuesjiVDnfffu, l)eriiiii'reiptn (nii6). 
 
 Tiiose sleeping stones had been d i s - 
 habited. Shak. 
 
 Dl» habited, -J- uilbeivoljnt. 
 IBisltHrilloiiiuuSjdis-harnio'neus, 
 adj. iiiifiijiiii-f), unpiilji'iip, iinaiigemefyen (Oef; 
 fee U II h a r ui o u i o u s , f. b.). 
 
 UislmrillOliy, dis-har'mone, «. t 
 bcr ■'»ii0nniii]; bie -})ii|';ljelli!jfeit. 
 
 19islie»rten, dis-har'tn, V. a. tat: 
 niutl)ujiii, nM"d)rerft:ii, uerjiigt niac^eii. 
 •^ ]9i$«lieir, dKare', V. a. -f eiiterbeii. 
 
 l>i.«>lieri«iOii, dis-her'ei(n,«. bie Qixt-. 
 erbuiii]. 
 
 lfi!$lierit, dis-her'It, (fr. deslie'riter; 
 flnu. diserita) v. a. eiUcrbeiJ (|". Disin- 
 herit). 
 
 llislteritancc^v dis-her'itanse, i. 
 bie ©nrcriniiui, t><\6 G-iiterbtfeiii. 
 
 l^islieritor, disher'etur, «. ber 
 G■lltlTtell^e. 
 
 Uislievt^lf dishshev'vel, (fr. de'che- 
 vflei; V. a. oiifliifeii , jerjaufcii , ucnuirren 
 (bie ipanre; beioiib. ini pp. flebrniul)!.). 
 
 l>islt«vel, V. ». fTcf) iiiiorbentlid), 
 l>enuurreii (luebnMten, pattern. Hekbekt. 
 
 AKiwll<^V(?l(?(l} dish.sliev'veld , udj. 
 pnttcrnci, fliegeiib (luni ben ipiinreii;; mit 
 ieriaiireten, fJii'tienben ipmiren. 
 
 Mi.sliiug-, dishing, adj. [lec^ii.] uer.- 
 tieft, n!nbl)Oi)l. 
 
 DiMllOliest) dizon'ist. (dis ||. honest) 
 adj. 1. uiireMid), iiiicl)rli(l) (berriiflerifc^, ii. 
 <}Jerfi)iicn). 'I. berriigiiri), bftriigerifcJ) (u. X)iii= 
 flcn,'. 3. iinef}rt'ar, iinaiiilaiiDifl, unfirtlid). 
 4. el)rlD^; ftl)inip|li(^. 5. unfeiifd), uujiidjria, 
 lieberlid). Shak. 
 
 Mislioncstly, dizonistle, adi>. 1. 
 uiired)tlid)er , unel)rlid)er SBeife, uiiel;rlid), 
 iinreMid), biibifd), fd)clmirrt). Shak. 2. iiii= 
 fliilfaiibiger, iinrittlid)er Siieife, imcfjrbar; 
 fj^diitiidjer SSeife, fd)iuipfl:ict) 4. iiiifeiifd), 
 iiiijiid)tiiifr 'iBfife, lieberlid). 
 
 JUiKliuiiesty f dLon'ntsie, s. 1. bit 
 nnrebitd)feit (u. ^crfoneu). 2. bie ©d)niib> 
 lidjfeit (u. 5?aiibli!ngeii). 3. bie lliifeufd)()cit, 
 Unfittiid)feit, Uiiel)rb(irfcit, Unnnilanbigfcir, 
 2iebcrlid)fcit. Shak.. 4. bie UiiyerrdjOiUtljeit. 
 
 M>isllOUOr, diznn'nur, s. 1. bie Ull: 
 c()re, Sd)iinbe; ©rfjiiind); bet SSoriuiirf, ln> 
 bel. 2. [iprtiibelj bie >)iid)t:5?inioriniug. 
 
 lliKlioiior, V. a. I. e!Url)rrii, i>cr: 
 uneljren, fdjiinbeu; (S'inciu ®d>iinbe iiind)eii. 
 i. e\:tei)tcn (iinn>ilrbi(i (>cl)nnbcln). 3. vtt- 
 ful)ren, eiiteliren, fd)iHiibeu, rd)iuiid)eii. D«v- 
 BEM. 4. ber 3itrbe beriiuteii. 5. [5?niibcl| 
 To - a bill, bie <!liiiMl)nie eiiiefi ^BedjiVif 
 t>b. be(Ten 3'il)iiinii oeniu-iflern , ciiicii 'iajod>: 
 fel iiid)t IjiMiorirrii ob. bi'iiihleu. 
 
 To return dishonored; li^atlbel] llll> 
 . I 
 
 DIS 
 
 ter ober mit ^rotefl juriicffommen (uon 
 ii3ed)t\'In). ^ 
 
 Ilislionorable , dl/onnurabl, 
 
 adj I. I'lueljreiib, rd)aiiblid), fd)imt)iJid), iiie; 
 bertrnd)riij, gniieiu. 2. eljrlof. 3. uimdjret. 
 — adv. D isho u'orahly, fdjiillblid) ; eljrli)^. 
 
 JUisllOUOrary, dlzonnurare, adj. 
 eiuti)rtii5. 
 
 liislionorer, dizon'nurur, s. I. 
 ber G'lireijrer, &l;reiifd)anfer. 2. ber i£d)an: 
 ber, C5'iirel;rer (einef ■'Wfiibdjen^). 
 
 J>isltorilf di.N.hurn', (dis U. horn) 
 V. u. ber iponier benuibeii. Shak. 
 
 WiKliuiiior f disu'mi'ir, «. f bie 
 @riiiiiiid);eir, iible ijnuiie. Spectatok. 
 
 Ifiiiiillipark, disimpark.', i>. a. f 
 1. eutparfeii, von ben Gnnfriebiijimgen eiiiee 
 ^)/><\vti befreieii. 2. i>Dm Siuinujc bcfreieit. 
 
 Misiiiipruveiiieut, di.-.iiiipi uuv' 
 nieiii, «. -i" bie 3Seri"d)iert)teriiiig, S5erf4)Iim: 
 nteruni], ber 25erfnll. 
 
 UisiuCitrCerafe^disinkar'scrate, 
 V. a. t nil* btm OJefiiiigmJie eiuiiifyeii , 1d6> 
 infieii, befreien «\uct) ±). 
 
 JULsiucliliation, disiinklcna'shun, 
 *. (to) tie •Jlbiieigiiiiij (gegeii). 
 
 IVisillCliuey di.>iiikline', v. a. (from) 
 nbgeiieigr niiidjeii (eiuer ©iic^je). 
 His timidity disinclined hira from 
 kucli an arduous enterprise. Webster. 
 
 To be disinclined tVoiii .., enter 
 ©ac^e iiberbriiyig fciii. 
 
 Itisiucorporate » disinkorp'- 
 oiate, B. o. 1. ber 3{f(^te, SSorrei^te, Jvii: 
 Oeiteii cmer itDrperfd)iift beriiubeii, mijioreii 
 <.iti)rperid)ii(teii ober (i)ere(lfd)ofreii). 2. ooii 
 eiiieiii ilorpS, eiiier ©efedfc^aft, itijrperi'djnft 
 lo6mad)cn, tremieii, fd)cibeii, nbfoiibern. 
 
 ]>i$«iucurporHtiuu, dKinkor- 
 pori'shiiii, s. bie (i-Mr5iil;iiiig Der 5cfil>'iteii 
 iiiib ®ered)tfameii ctiur itiirperfdjiift. 
 
 liisiufeCt, d^^llllekl', (dis tl. infect) 
 D. a. I'oii "iliitlerfiiiig, ooin "Jlii|lcrfiiiig5|Toffo, 
 oon anilerteiibcr O^f.uerie befreien ob. reiiii; 
 geii, becinfiiiren. 
 
 IkisiufeCtiOIlj disiiifek'shun, s. 
 Die iiefreiuiig, 3{ciniguiig I'Oii aiiiterfeiiber 
 ■•TOntetie, Dc6iiifeft:oii. 
 
 Misin^eituity, disiiijeniiete, a 
 tie '5aifd)l)eit, v'lrgiiil, Uiirebiidjreit. 
 
 WiMlllg^eiiULOUS f disi'iijen'uiis. 
 adj. 1. nrgliilifl, tiiirrbiic^; fiilidj (o. ^ir= 
 loneii). 2. ii|1ig, iiiir.djtiid), iineljriicf) cuon 
 SJSlaiien 20. — adv. U i s i n g e n ' u o u s 1 y, 
 fnlic^, argliilig, uureblidj. ^ ^ 
 
 Uisiu^entlOUSIieSS , d'sinjen' 
 iiusiies,*. 1. bie 5rtird;l;cit, llureDlid)feit, 
 iUrgli|l (V. ^erfoneiu; bie oememeii fiitii|l: 
 grlfte. 2. bie Uiicljrlidjfeit, ltiire(^ilid)feit, 
 6,16 9{.iiifeiH>fle. [uiibeii'oljnr. 
 
 IfiMillliabited, disinhab ited, udj. 
 
 IfiifilllieriMOU, diMuherezn , t. 
 I. bie G-nrerbung , ba& ©iiterben. 2. Mi' 
 (JiirerbtiVin. Tavi.or. [erbeii. 
 
 liiKilllierit, divinlilr'jt . r. n. riif= 
 
 l»i«illteftT«ble,diM"'legrabl, dfO'. 
 ( ^iffeiird). ] III leiiie iiitcgrirenbeii Iljcilc 
 niitli)i-bnr, nufgi'ii:')'! ob. flareiint, be^inrigrirt 
 luerbeit foiiiieiib. Kirwam. 
 
 lfisiu«es:ra<e, disin'tegrate, i>. a. 
 l<iDi|Teiifd).j befmtegriren, in feme iiiregri; 
 rriibeii ijeilc .iiipiMrn (eiiieii liorper). 
 
 ^Jr.Di.i«- 
 
 DIS 
 
 nisiiitegrration^diMiiiegrl'shun, 
 *. [^ifyenfil).! bie I?e5tntfgrnrion.KiRWAiii. 
 
 Uisillter, diMnter', V. a. I. )viiber< 
 nu^grabcti (eiiicii Setdjnnm jc). 2. (tuieber) 
 <\n'& Sid)t briiigen. 
 
 Uisinteressed, 
 
 l>isiuteressi(ienf, 
 
 te r « » t e d etc. 
 
 Ifisiuterest, d'iln'feiest, *. 1. bte 
 llneiginniitjigi'eit, ber Uueigenimt). 2. f bee 
 3iad)tl)eil, ©d)nbe. 
 
 Disinterest, t;. a. -f uneigcnnu^ig 
 i!ind>eii. FEt.THAM. 
 
 Disinterested , d'/.in'ieie'.ted, 
 adj. I. iincigoiiniHjig. 2. iinparteiifd), iin» 
 eingenoninien. — adv. Dis in' teres t ed- 
 ly, uneigciinu(;in ; iiiipnrteiifd). 
 
 Disinterestedness, d'z'n'ter* 
 esiednes. s 1. bie Uiieigfiinui;igfeit, berUin 
 eigeiimi^. 2. bie lliiparteilid)ffit. 
 
 Disinteresting: , disin'terestlng, 
 
 odj. iiid)t iinjiel;enb (uon erinl;liingeii zc), 
 
 unintereifaiit. 
 
 Diftinterinent, di^intlr'mlnt, «. 
 
 tns 2i3icbcraiu*grii6en (eiiie* i'cid)iiiini* if.'. 
 Disintlirail, disiiir/iiiwr, v. «. i>on 
 
 ber ©fiaoerei, JlnedjtiAaft, ooni Drurfe, 
 
 uoii ber Sifiirtbnrfcit befveieii, erliiifeii. 
 Disintlirallineht, dMn r/iriwl' 
 
 nient, s. bie SBefreiuiig oon ber Dicnftbarfeit, 
 
 Sflni'crci. " [eiitmirren. 
 
 Disintricate, dlzin'trekate, V. a. 
 DiMinure, di»inure', i>. a. etitivof)' 
 
 nen (eiiier ©iid)e). Miltow. 
 
 If isinvitation, dlsinveii'shun, t. 
 
 tie 'ilbi'agiiiig ciiied >)Kittoniffi'n*, eiiier (?iii« 
 
 iiibung. [G'iiilnbiiiig nbfngen. 
 
 Disinvite, d'sinvite', t>. a. tint 
 Disinvolve, di^'nvolv', i>. a. ent< 
 
 iiiicfelM, eiitivirren. [cayed, worn out, 
 Disjaiiiked, (frfjott.) j a d e d , de- 
 Disjoin, dizjuin', V. a. treiineii (be< 
 
 lOnb. f). 
 
 Disjoint, d'zjoint', v. a. 1. An6ttnt 
 fen, uerreufen (ein &i\it to. 2. jerlegen, 
 jerfd)nf iben (einen SSrnicn ic. ; nud) f ) jcr» 
 iliirfrln. 3. ucrrd)ir6en, uernirfen, luegrficfen. 
 4. trenncn, jcriliicf rin , jerbred)en (©<id)en, 
 to lup fie jufanimeiigefiigt, uerfittet finb, 
 J. 93. ©niilen ic. ). 5. obbrec^en , nbreipen 
 (©d)iffe, (J)e6mtbe JC). 6. nb6red)en, unju» 
 famnienl;angeiib mndjen (eine Oiebt to; 
 disjoin t ed, iiiijiifiiminenljtiiigenb. 
 
 Disjoint, 17. n. jerfaflen, niiSeinant 
 ber frtflen. Shak. 
 
 Disjoint, adj. f (fur D I s j o i n t e d) 
 iieirennt, jertl)eilt. Shak. 
 
 Disjointed, d'zjoiiit'ld, adj. ge* 
 treiint, gttl)eilt ; ini}ufnniinen()migcnb. 
 
 Disjointly, dizjoinfle, adv. Qf 
 trennr, in eintin gerrennren 3i"l't'i"^f- 
 
 Di-Sjllilioation, di/.jijdeki'shun, 
 *. + Mi llrtljeil, bie (Jntrdjeibnng, 95eur« 
 rl)eiliing. [gofd)iebcn, gefonbert. 
 
 Ifisjunct, di/.jt\iigkt'. adj. getrennt. 
 
 Disjunction, dfzjungk'shun, «. 
 bie iViMimnig, ©mitrriing, >!(bfontening. 
 
 Disjunctive, dizjiingk'uv, acU. 
 1. trcuneiib, jertljeiienb. 2. t iiniiereinbnc 
 G?ew. .?. [(iJraniin.l treunenb, jerrljeilenb. 
 4. [9i'g-l jer")'"''''"^- ~ "'*''• Disj ""«''«- 
 V e I y , rinjelii, befpiibcr*. 
 
Fa^e, far, fall, fat. M^, met. Fine, fin. NA, mSve, n8r, got, 6il, cl6iy. Ti^be, tiib, fiMl. t^ln, THis. 261 
 
 DIS 
 
 Disjunctive, «. [®rnmm.] ^fl« 
 }o:il)eilniDe oP. treiiiieiifce SBinfieiuort. 
 
 Uisk, dink, (gr.) «. 1. imttvtf).] tie 
 Siji;riid)fibir. i. [>2lilrDn.] bie ®cf)eit»e (Jcr 
 eoniie, Dc6 TOoiite* ic). 3. [iBut. ] Die 
 fedjiibr (bci'unD. I'om a5l^llIen6p^l•n :c.). 
 
 ItisliilldueilN, diskyind'nls, i. 1. 
 bit >!H'ijfiiirtgtl)eir, UufrfimMic^feit. 2. ber 
 p'uk lirnid), 'ilSoffcti, Sd)nbe, b(\6 Uiirt(f)t. 
 
 IVislike, dwllke', «. 1. Me ^biui; 
 ginii\. fdd "Dtrptnllrit ; (lo) iet ^itttmiiit 
 ♦ flcfliiij. 2. t t" 25«r6rie^lid)f«it , Cer 
 5B.ri?ni|j. 
 
 l>i«tlilief V- a. 1. ni((>t nii!>i)cn obn 
 licbiii, ii)iMi<i niibeii. 2. tabeln, ntigbiUijien. 
 3. (finctii iiiiMirtllcii. Shak. 
 
 jUinlikerul, dwlikeTuI, aiij. t nb-. 
 giiii'ti\[. iiiii,f.ii:in. iinaiigeiie^m. Spenkcr. 
 
 MPialfUvUf duii'kii, V. a. uimi)iili(f} 
 Itlitai.u, iMTlirllcii. Shak. 
 
 JUiMlikeuesM* dijike'nei, *. tit 
 Uiiuhi.i iliii'ir. LockB. [lijjt'r. 
 
 J»i.slil4<'r, dt/.il kur, t. bn yii\^Oii 
 
 IViitlilllb, dizliiii' , e. a. \(T<il\tttxn, 
 fllittiTiufiiV jirrairfiii, in ©turft ^txTtx^tn. 
 
 Uiiiliiiiii, dhiinr, c. a. t vtriuird^eii, 
 AiifiiMVtxii lOriluilbe K ). Shak. 
 
 Itislucatef dli lokite, V. a. 1. vtx- 
 tudtn, wtqriictdx, utr\(i)itbtn. i. nu^reiifcn, 
 Bfrrriiffii urflfiib tin &Utb jc). 
 
 JUisluCl&tictn, disMki'shun, I. 1. 
 
 ? bit ^tnuiuiii, SHJcgiutfuiifl, 9Scrrd)iitiiinfl 
 i. t bit ajerrenfunu, 91u*Knfung. 3. btv 
 guiliinO tt6 SBerrucf ti'eini , {8errd>iibcn|riii$. 
 
 IfiMloilfj^-e* dizlodje', v. a. i. tr(i> 
 ttu, ivcgtreiben (nu6 ber ?i3i<^Mun(), iaqt, 
 etfdeuj, uertrciben; lurgrurfcn. 2. ['Ii5iu&! 
 mtVr.i nu6 6em Ciinet titibcn, nuftreibeu, 
 <iiiii«i(j«n. 3. urrUgen (Solbnttn in lln^^re 
 tiuatntrt i(. ) . I'eri'cQcn, Shak.; auff)rben, 
 Munuii, i>erlii(T<n i em Cofler k.). 
 
 UiNiodife, V. n. ivcj))i(f)en , on^jici 
 l^n; otifbrrd^en; liEQiiitiniiVr.J au& btni L'a> 
 get iVriiinrn. Milton. 
 
 DiMluyal, dixl^^'al. adj. 1. tttulvi; 
 Ofrrnil)tii|il). Shak. 2. iinreblirf). 3. trrulo^, 
 ■ngetrtu, pftid)ti>crgrffi'n (i>on e-ljileuteiO. 
 SiMK. 4. unbc|l(intiig, ungctrru (in cer 
 ■fiifbc). JoHMsoH. — ailv. Disloy'aliy. 
 trfuic«, trruloiVr 2Dei|V. 
 
 Uisloyalty, dul^ialte, «. bie Iln> 
 twnf, IrflKi'fiflffit. Shak. 
 
 liisilltti, diA iiial, adj. I. ttubt, tTHU: 
 rig, fltnb, unfrlig. 2. fnr<l)t(>nr, id)rfrflid), 
 f(f)anb(rl}atr, griifjiid). — aHe. D ism ally, 
 Irflurig : irtjrecf lid), grnfjiid). 
 
 Uiailinlll«*Sf(, diA'nialiies, «. tai 
 ®riBlid)e, £d)rrrfiid)e , ^«r Wninf ; bic Arnu< 
 tigfeir; brr Aumnier, («rnm, bi\i G-lcnb. 
 
 I>isin»ntl«, dfiiiian'll, v. a. 1. (f 
 !>• t) ^inen aiiiciiel)eii; rnr(>l!>§(n, brrnn> 
 bin. 2. nbiurrffii, Shak.; (OKor.J nbrnfeln 
 (fin ©d)iff). 3. [ -Sfllimg^b.] nif^errfieen, 
 flWrfd)fn, I'djlfifen CiJinueni, 5f|luiig#» 
 lotrfe It.). 
 
 To diiniaiitle any one of hit honor, 
 3(niftnr nmi'fintn gnttn ^innitn briuflfn. 
 
 IViMIIHSk, di^inask', V. a. i U. f 
 
 (ntmn^ftn, rnniut<«n, tMt}AUt». &inrn in 
 fctnrr %lo&( buriirUtn. Suak. Wottoh. 
 
 DIS 
 
 Dismast, dumait', «. a. [^ar.] 
 entiniiilcn. 
 
 Disinastmenf, dizmast'ment, «. 
 
 [OKnr.J bai ennmiilen, bie (Fntmuilung ; 
 ber 3ii|l'inb t>e& (fnini(i|let|ein«. 
 
 Dismay, dizmA', (I'pan. deisaiayar) 
 
 P.O. 1. entmutljigeii ; bflfjer: 2. fd)rcrfen, 
 
 errd)recfen, in ©djreden feijcn; ©ineni b.ingc 
 
 niiid)en. [gigfeit, jj«rd)t, ba6 St^rerfcn. 
 
 Dismay, #. bie 3ag^afngfeit, 23iin= 
 
 Dismayeduess, dauiAednes, «. 
 
 bie XJnugi.jfcit, 3>i3l)n|tigfeit. Sidsev. 
 
 Disiue, > ( fr. 2D.) «. btr 
 
 Dime, deeiu, ^ S'^nte. Shak. 
 
 Dismember, diziuem'bur, v. a. 
 
 1. (Stiid uor Siiitf; lerreigcn, Deriliimmeln, 
 jerilurfcin, jergliebtrn, in Stiicfe jerreipen. 
 
 2. i jerreipen, jerilii-feln (dauber lo. 
 Dismemberiug-,diziiieiii'buring, 
 
 'I. bie 3^i^l^udelung. Blackstonc. 
 
 Dismemberment, dizmem'- 
 
 buniieiK, t. I. i bieStri^iirffliing. 95er|liiin: 
 
 meUiiig. 2. i bie 3«|1iJrf«Iuiig (3erfl;filung). 
 
 2. He |)Oiiiied out ilie diiM^et ot a din- 
 
 ai e ni b e r Ml e n t of tlie republic. 
 
 Hist. Of Poland. 
 
 Disiaettled, dizmet'ild, udj. t 
 oljiie iJtucr une ®e.|l. 
 
 Dismiss, dizuiV, (lat.) v. a. I. ent= 
 lafli-n, abbnnten, beurlnuben (Iruppen, eine 
 :Btr|nmmlung :c. ). 2. abbiiufen, entliijjca, 
 tnti'ei^en (uun ^^enitern :c.); (from) ent: 
 laffen (eine< 9Imi«). 3. t nbfenben, ab-. 
 I(\}i(fcn, aii«|Vnben (©efnnbte :c. ). 4. (am 
 eincm 95erjcid|)ni((e) (hrcid^en ; nbiweifen (eine 
 and)e, Hinge). 5. i<er|lopen; fnljren Iflfftn. 
 6. 1 l)iiigel;en , lueggt^m (ubev eine <Ba<i)e). 
 
 To disuiiis any one from court, (ii: 
 nen I'om ^ofe ocrbanntn. [©iitlniTuug. 
 
 Dismiss, $. f bcii Q:ntU\(\tn, bie 
 
 Dismissal, diziuiKsal, «. eie >21b: 
 banflllig ({. U is mission). 
 
 Dismissiou, dizmiah'un , «. I. bie 
 GniMiTnng, ibeurlnnbnng. 2. bie©iitifi(Tung, 
 ■ilbbiinfuug, bet llrlaub, ilb\<i)itb (>iu6 Ditn: 
 lien, el)reiiucU oDcr nic^t;. 3. § bie SBeg:, 
 ilbiVubnng. 4. bie 'iJbiueiriing (einer filiigo. 
 
 Dismissive, dizmissiv, ailj. twit 
 liiffeiib, nbDnnfenb. 
 
 Dismurtg'ag'e, dfzm^r'gije, v. a. 
 au6ib{tn, einli)|'en ((iJtitcc it.). Howell. 
 
 DismUUIlt, dizmoiliit', V. n. I. vom 
 
 ^t'erbe fieigen, rtbileigen, obfcijen. 2. 5 ^ernb. 
 lleigcn. 
 
 Dismount, t>. a. I. lu^m ^ferbe 
 Ijtr.U'iuericn , au6 btni Snttel t)tben ; tnt-. 
 roiJcn, nbK0en. 2. [■•TOilit.] a) ((4)erd)ii9) 
 benuMitiren, jum €d)iucigni bringen (nndj i). 
 b) I'pn ber Ciiffefte obnel>incn. 
 
 To dismount one's prejudices, @'incill 
 ffine 25eriirtl)eile beneljuien. To - one's 
 reputation, Oeiuiinb* )Jiui Ijcrnbfe^cn. 
 
 IVisnaturalize, difnatklruralize, 
 p. a. bti 5?c(niiul)frid)t5 bcnuiben; G-incin 
 bai 9<t'd)t eined e-ni.ii'bonieM enriieljen. 
 
 Disnature<i, dlzna'tshurd, arij. 
 ber niuiirl:d)en 'Titigung beraubt, uiuuis 
 ttirlid), luibornarurlid). Shak. 
 
 DiS(»lie<iieilCe, dix^lie'deense. t. 
 I. ber UiiiifluTfrtin. 2. Mt ^ibiTiU'iMiligfeir. 
 
 Dis(»l»edient, dlkAbcdtent. niij. 
 
 DIS 
 
 imeinpftnbtit^ (gegen). DARwiif. — (i/f«. 
 Disobe'diently. ungef)or|"(lin. 
 
 Disobey, disoba'. v. a. nid)t gefjpn 
 d)tn (einein ©efehle :t ); nitf)t bt-fi^fgen (ein 
 iBerbotK.); tjbertreten, uerleljen (ein ®e» 
 fe^ 2c.). [ ®eneml luiirbe nirf)t gfl)ord)t. 
 
 The general was disobeyed, bent 
 
 Disoblig-ation , d'soblegi'sbun, 
 *. bie llngefiidi.ifeit, ©eleibignng. 
 
 Disobiifpatory , disoblegatiirj, 
 adj. niit)t i'erbinbli(t) , einer 58erbiuDlid)teit 
 u6erl)ebcnb. 
 
 Disoblig-e,disoblije' vb. dNAble^je', 
 V. a. I. G-inem einen ftj)fed)ten Wefallen 
 tf)nn, unf)6frid> bcgegnen; ©inrn bcictbigen. 
 
 2. t einer i8iTbinbIid)fcit fiberheben. 
 Disobilicemeut, disoblije'nilnt, 
 
 t. bie Qjefcibiiiuiifl, bti* iinl)[iftid)e 55etrngen. 
 
 Disobiig-er, dis&blijeur, *. ber 
 ■ISeleibiger. 
 
 Disoblilf ing- , d'sAblijing . adj. 
 unnrtig, nnlppid), unfrennbli(() , nnflcfnflig, 
 beleibigenb. — adc. Disobli'gingly, 
 nniirtig ic. 
 
 Disobliif ingrness , ri'sAbil'jing. 
 nes. t. b(\& uni)oftic^e ivrnigen, bie llnge* 
 fnfliaffit. [ '5Jffiniiiig«i'eri"d)iebenl}eit. 
 
 Di.<«opiiiion, dK^pin'yun . <. bie 
 
 Disorbed, dfz^rbd', a<</. ber SHaljn 
 cntriicft. Shak. 
 
 Disorder, di^nr'dur, (fr. de'xordre) 
 «. I. bie Unorbiiung, SBinvirrnng (beuMiPeri 
 OJiilit.), 3erruft»"<l/ llni>rbenrlid)fiit, btr 
 OTongel an Drbnung. 2. bie llnorbniing, 
 9lue|'d)roeifiing, ber Qfief, bit 93ermfn1un<j. 
 
 3. i a) bie SBenuirrung ; ber 'Jlufruljr, ©tiirtn 
 (ber £eibfnfd)iifren); bie Unrnl^e. b) pi. bit 
 uni>rbentlid)e aiiiftiKjrung. 4. bie UnDrb» 
 nnng, UnregclinofiMgffit. Pope. 5. bie \U}' 
 urbnung <Uiige|V(3(;d)feit, ber 55rii(() ber Wc» 
 feije unb ©inrid)tnngen). 6. (tiir disea«e) 
 bie Unpafjlid)feit, b<\6 lUbrlbefinben (forper* 
 lid)). 7. bie 3frn"irtung (be& SSerttiinbet). 
 
 Disorder, v. a. l. in llnorbimng, 
 S3erivirrnng bringcn , oenvirren. 2. in Un> 
 orbnuiig bringen, jern'itten; frnnf, unpn(5» 
 lid)niad)en; lurberben; (■d)nbcn (^er (i)f» 
 rnnbl)cit nnb ber iluitigfeir ber Drgaue ^e* 
 .fiorperf). 3. bennrnl)igen ; t'r)i'i>'iien , i)iif> 
 brmgcn. 4. jerrfitten , I'cru'irren ( ben 93pr< 
 fliinb). 5. t aui einem geii'iliitien CrPen 
 entliiffen ; ob|"ei>en ; ai\& bcm filiM'ier jngert. 
 
 Disordered, diour'diiid , adj. i. 
 nnrrbentlid), I'lTiui'rrcn. 2. Iil•^^rlid), luilrt. 
 
 Disorderedness, disor'duidnes, 
 s. bai tna>rbentlid)e '^lOefeii, bie 93ermirrung, 
 Unorbiuing. 
 
 Disorderly, diznr'dnrle, adj. I. 
 i>erivirrt, I'tnuorren , nnorbentiid) 2. nnor» 
 bentlid), linniljig, iTiirniifd) (ihmii (iJfipe). 
 3. nnrrbentlid), (iiifrd)i«ei|cnb, licDtriid). 4. 
 gefeljiuibrig, iiiu'rlaubt. 5. nnrnfjig , unber» 
 ipanilig (I'oin 5pDrni'iel) u.). — atlv. Dis- 
 or'derly, 1. nnorbenrlid). 2. gcfri^ivibrig. 
 
 Disorderly doings, 91ufrd))vi'-(ttingen, 
 <?r)ffTe. 
 
 DiSOrdinate, di/.nr'deiiAre, a4J. 
 UMiTffiuiid). regilli'^ U'l'in £'cbcn k.). 
 
 Disordinateiy , d'^or d^nAtcie, 
 adv. nni^rbfiitiid). rf(iciU'r, Intlrrfjiift. 
 
 Dis«ir{;-aiii%a<ion,dikdrgaiiezil'- 
 
 I. (lo) ung>-|)ori'iun (gtflin). 2. geir:t)iii)^,ishuii, «. I. bu Uufli'iuug (intr Crbnund 
 
262 Fate, far. fhU, fat. Mh, met. Fine, f fn. Ni, move, n6r, gSt, 65l, ciSfld. Tt\be, tub, ffiU. tAin, THU. 
 
 DIS 
 
 ganjtic^e 3errutt"i'<] (cine* ©Dfem^ Dber 
 Drflniiistniis). 2. Die gcinjlidje >!liifforim(i 
 (6ertoraiu6einri(f)timfl5c.) ; DefiorgniiiriUion, 
 DrCiuiiui^lrriilfeir, lliioreiiiiiij] , Sfmitrmig. 
 
 Uisor^anize, disorganiiie , V. a. 
 beiJrnjaiuurcii , niipofeii, jcrri'itreii (tint 
 ©tniitfeiiirictjtiing. fine 'ilrmee ic). 
 
 liisor^nnizer, disofganl^ur, j. 
 ber '2Jiif(ciHr, Scrriitrer, ber, iveld>er, ba6, 
 IV1I8 Desorniiiiirirt, iiiifto^f. 
 
 Jfi.SUrg'miizillg'v disor'ganwing. 
 adj. Besorgnnifirenb, nufiiJrciiJ, jcrilbreiib, 
 jerriirteniJ. 
 
 JUisurientated , tllso'ielntated, 
 fuij. 1. f Cfsorieiirirt. 2. i beSiirieiitirt, aui 
 bem ©reife, nii5 bcr SJiiffung gebrnc^t, ucr' 
 tuirrr, irre, i>erblufft. 
 
 Disowiif di^nne'. o. a. I. nicf)t niu 
 crfeiinen; uerlniigiirii; (for) md)t erfeniien 
 (fiir), nicf)t oiierfennen (nI6). 2. iiicfjr ^11 = 
 (jfttchen, nic^t jiigi-ben, (iiiigiieii. Drvden. 
 
 Uisoxydate, diKoks'edite, V. a. 
 [(fhem.) eiufrtiierii, be^'Ori)biren. 
 
 UiKOxydaiioit , disokseda'sliuu. 
 f. [Cfhi-ni.) bie G-nt|aiieruiig, I»efioj;i)biUion. 
 
 IBisux'yg'eiiate, ^f. Disoxy- 
 lti.suxyg-enn iion,5 date etc. 
 
 Mi!«pace, dispase', v. n. * l)eruin! 
 fdjmeifen, uml)i'rfrtirrLTM. [^ann, eutpanrcn. 
 
 Uiijpair, dispAie'. v. a. treiiiieii (ein 
 
 IBispaild , dis|>aiid' , V. a. f ai\i-- 
 irnteii. |»}tii«6ri'iriitig; ^UuSDeljiiiiiig. 
 
 IKispaiiKioii, dispairNliuii. s. f bie 
 
 Ui$$p»radized, (\iip!ir'ra<\iii,adj. 
 «U6 bem '^flrabifie i-errrielH-n ; h-M(t) i) mU' 
 einem g(i'irflic<)eii3ii|tiinbf in'^(?lfnb ncrfe^r. 
 
 llispurag°e, dispar'ndje, (norm, 
 desperager) ». a. 1. ofn''T'b iinter feinein 
 ©tnnbe i'erl;firnthen , eine •OJfigljeinuI) tljiui 
 liiffen. 2. t in cine unglcirf)e, iinpaffenbe 
 95crl>inbung I'ringcn. 3. a) bur(f> einen iinpnf! 
 feuDen 25evgleid) i>erniigliniptcn, entcljrcn. 
 b) uerringcrn , Ijcruiitcrrcijen, frfjniiilrrn, 
 6eeintrnrf)tigcii. c) uern^^teii, (jerrtbfu^en ; 
 ©inpui )ii nnljc heten. 
 
 Itispura^einent , divpar'idje- 
 meiit, s. 1. bie •i)Kir5l)eiriir(). 2. a) bie 93er; 
 uiuilinipfiing, (fntcljriing biirc^ ciiien mi: 
 paffenben SSerglrirt). b) bie aSerfleinerung; 
 ©djnuilening, a3i'einrnid)tigiinn ; 5}eleibi= 
 flung, ^ranfung. c) (to) biellnel;re, ®(f)iinbe 
 (fi'ir). lt()iit Of)*"''!^ (?')« feinen (?intmg. 
 
 'Tis no disparagement for you, (i 
 
 Uisparajfer, dispar'ridjeur, jr. ber 
 ©ntfljrer, ^ricf)iiiiptVr, 23rr<ict)ter. 
 
 IViSparag-illg^Iy^dispar'ridjeingle, 
 adv. niif eine enruljrenfc, l'erd)in)pfeiibe23}ei)*e, 
 one 23ernd)riMig, uenidjriic^. 
 
 JOisparate, disparate, adj. gan) 
 ungleid), burd)au5 i>cr|'d)tebcn , gnnj iinrer: 
 eiiU'or. RoBisoN. 
 
 Misparate.«(, dis'parAtes, «. pi. 
 {)imnielii>eit i'rrrd)iebenc, gnnj iiupereiubare, 
 uni'£rglcid)()arc Dinge. 
 
 JUisparity, dJsparlie. «. I. bie Urn 
 (jleid)l)eit, 25trrd)iebenl)eit , bcr llnrtrrrijirb 
 (in filter, 9{aug 20. 2. bie annl)nlicl)ffir, 
 lliiglfid)l)eit. 
 
 Uixpark, d'spUrk', v. a. 1. teinrm 
 Sparfe, Cmlgarren iVme ©eilnir neljnien) 
 rnrpnrfen , entl;egen. Siuk. 2. 1 i^tfiu'iii in 
 grcil)cif fe^eii. 
 
 DIS 
 
 Dispart, divpin', p. a. ? tfjeHen, 
 treiiiu'ii, ipnlteii, jerrciBen. Milton. 
 
 Ifispart, i>. n. M) trennen, fid) fpiil: 
 ten, jiTreipen. [b) tii\i SSifit, 'ilbrdjen. 
 
 l>i.«part, *. [-Jlrtifl.] a) ber iinlibcr. 
 
 Dispart, v. a. ['ilrritl.J a) taWbti-. 
 ten. b) niit einein 'Mfci)m L'er(el;en. 
 
 Ui.*;pa.«sion, di.spa!>li'un , s. bie 
 ©enuitl)i'rulje, lliiDefiinginI)eit. 
 
 Ifispassiuiiate, dispash'unite, 
 adj. I. gelrtffen, iinbefaiigcn, nil;ig (y. '^cr-. 
 foneii). 2. unparrciifd), (eiOenfdjaftfoS (ihmi 
 ipanbluugen). — "(if. b i s p a s 's i o n a t e I y , 
 leibcn)rt)nftlo5, rnljig. [Icibt'n|'d)iiftl06. 
 
 llispassioued, dispaslrund, adj. 
 
 llispastUIl, dispasi'tiin, <. L'0};ed).J 
 ber boppeite glafiljenjug , bcr '5(ard)eniiig 
 niit 3iuei 3{o(leii, bie boppeite 'JioUt. 
 
 Uispatcil, de^paisli' , (fpait. de.s- 
 pacliar; o. a. 1. fcnbcn , befjirbern , lueirer 
 fenben, expebiren , fpcbiren, lU'fenben, nb; 
 fertigen (j. J8. ein iSd)iff; oft ben ?ieben! 
 begriff ber (Sue iiuebrucftnt). 2. inns Der 
 2i3elt fd)affen, in bie nnbere i!3f(t fdjidcn. 
 J. befi^lennigen, befijrbern, forberii, gei'd>iuinb 
 ober |d)neU abtljiin, beenfigen, abiniid>en, 
 ocrrid)ten ((yefdjaiie). 4. lUi^ferrigcn ; ab-. 
 fd^lUHtn. 5. bcmuben, trennen. Shak. 
 
 jUispatcli, V. It. t 1. ein &ti(t)a\t 
 fd)iiell Oeenbigen, nufdjlietsen. 2. eilen. 
 
 JUispatcii, s. 1. a) Die fd^nede 9lbi 
 renbnng, !Ut>tertigung. b> bie |djne(le -HuA' 
 tut)rung, a3eenDigiing (oon(yefd)rifrcn;.SHAK. 
 2. Die (Silt. 3. t bie Ceitung, $i4l)rung 
 (einer (Snd)e). 4. bie Scpcfdje , ber ©inatfi! 
 Drief. 5. ber Jtourier, (S^ypreffe. 
 
 Bearer of d i s p a ic li e s , bcr ®efnnbts 
 (■d>aft6bote. A man of quick -, I. ein nii«< 
 rtd)t|"nmer, jur I'djncdcn i!iii6fiii;rung emer 
 Sii4)e tauglid)er OJ^mn. 2. o bcr ^riil;ier. 
 To make a quick -, f nid)t faiinicn, eilen. 
 Conveyance of — , Die ©ilful^re. 
 
 If ispatclier, dcspatshur, «. I. ber 
 33et't)rDerer , JBeeuDiger lOon (yefdjiiften) ; 
 Der ©ilfertigc. 2. ± ber iobrfdjlager; ©tiun^, 
 bai jerilijrt, ein (Jnbe niad)t. 3. Dcr -iib- 
 I'cnber (cincr SBotfdjaft :c.) 4. i^pnnbclj a; 
 ber 95erfenDer, aJbfenDcr, 93efrad)cer , 25er; 
 rd)itf<r; aSerlaDer, SpeDitenr. b> Dcr Qj:-- 
 pcDicnt, (i)e|'djiift5bcrorgcr. c) — of avera- 
 ges, bcr StrnuDridjrer. 
 
 Uispatciiful, despatsh'fut, adj. 
 cilig, gci'd^minD, l;urtig, gcrdjafti-fcriig. 
 
 JUispatcitf'tllitexS, despatsli'ful- 
 nes. s. Die (J-ilfcrtigfcit. 
 
 JUispauper, dispEw'pur, r. a. t>ei 
 ■•3lrntcnred>tg bcraubcn. Kncyc. 
 
 To be dispaupered, bai 9trinenred)t, 
 feiiie 'iliupriidje aiif Unterilu^nng uoii ©eiien 
 Der (»cnieinbe oerliercn. 
 
 llispel, dispel', (lat.) V. a. ^tf- 
 tl)eileii, jcrilrciien (Slebcl 10. 
 
 Ifispence, dispense', «. bte 5{t>|1en, 
 ber -Jluiiuonb. 
 
 Jfispcild, dispend', (lot.) v. a. I. 
 nu^tl}eiicn. 2. pcrbriuiOcn , i'crjel;ren, niif. 
 iDcnbfu. [lUn^tljeilfr, (SpenDer. 
 
 IBi.spender , dispend ur , : Der 
 
 IVispeUKabie, dlspensabl. adj. 
 eriiifsiid). (ues, s. Me 0-riaMlid>ffit. 
 
 Il»i8peu8abieiieii.<(, dispcnsabi- 
 
 liispeusary, dispeu-sare, t. Der 
 
 DIS 
 
 Ort, WD 9Irme 5trjeneien unb arUtid^e Ston* 
 fuitationen nniionrt crfjiilren. 
 
 Ifispensatioii, dLplnsA'shun, «. 
 
 1. bie >iluiStl)eilaMg , SBcrrijeilnng (ber ®e« 
 mnfTer nnf Der ©rbe tc). 2. bie Slnsfpen. 
 bung, 5lii5tf)ciliing (beS (yuten, SSiJien); 
 JJiigung (bi>r SSorfcliung ic). 3. bie ')J?it. 
 tl)ei[ung, ajrrfiinbignitg (ber gottiivten (5)e. 
 fjeinmifie ). 4. Die GTliiffung; Dirpenfation 
 (oon eineni Qiefti^e tc). 5. bie ©inridjtimg. 
 
 2. Neitber are God's im-tliods or inten- 
 tions different in bis d i op e n s at i o 11 • 
 to each private man. Rogers. 
 
 liispeilMative, dispen'sa,iv, adj. 
 
 cvliiffenb, DifpenurenD. — adv. Dispeu' 
 satively, Diird) (JflilfTnng. 
 
 liispensator, displnsi'tur, ((.) 
 
 «. Der T!lui'-tl}tilcr, SBerrljoiler. 
 
 Dispensatory, dispen'saiuri, «. 
 
 bnsj 9lrjneibU(^, Sifpenrateriuni , bie ^i)att 
 ntafopijie. 
 
 IJispense, dispense', Cfr. dispenser) 
 V. a. 1. nuc'tljcilen, uerrljeiten , niu'ipcnben. 
 
 2. ? ueriualren, tjnnD^iiben (Die OJefeije, (i)e« 
 red)tigfcit 20. 3. (airjneien) nad) 2Jorrd)rtft 
 bereiten. 
 
 2. Wliile you dispense the laws and 
 guide the state. Drydek. 
 
 To dispense with, 1. $ eriailben, )U> 
 (iiffcn; bnljcr 2. bifpenftren, freifprec^en, be» 
 freicn (uon ©tiun^). 3. erlnffen (&ineni Qu 
 ma&) , (S'inen uerfdjoncn (niit). 4. enrljeben, 
 iibcrljeben Ocniniib einer ©iid)e). 5. ent» 
 bel)ren.6. ffid) nbfinben (niit (Jinent). Shak. 
 
 5. I can dispense with my cioke, with 
 
 your services. Webster. 
 
 6. Canst thou dispense with heaven for 
 
 such an oalh? Sh\K. 
 
 I could not dispense with myself 
 from . . ., id) fonnte nid)t iinit)iii, ju . . • 
 Addisor. Might yoM — widi your leisure, 
 wcnn c6 (S-iire 3eit uergonnte, julicge. 
 
 Ifispeuse, s. I. t bie Q-rlnfTunip 
 Jffeilafi'iing, Sitpenration (uon). Miltok. 
 2. t bi« llnfoflen ; ber Slufiuanb. 
 
 Uispenser, dispen'sur, «. 1. ber 
 aiu(5fl)eiler, 'ituSfpenbcr , ©penber. 2. 3e» 
 ninnb, ber Difpenfationen nuefertigt. 
 
 liiSpeilSilll^, dixpen'siug, adj. tti ^ 
 
 iiffenD, befreienD, erlaiTiingS ... [fern. 
 
 Uispeuple, dispepi, v. a. entuDi' 
 
 IBispeopler, di^pe'plur, a. ber 
 ©ntuoifercr, 9Serl;eerer, SSermiiilfr; bn6©ut» 
 uijifernbe, bai', voai entPoifert. 
 
 Ifisperg'e, d'sperdje', V a. ti'pren* 
 gen, jcnlreucn, nusbreicen. •. 
 
 liisperinuus, d^sperm'us, (yr.) I 
 adj. I'Bot. ) jtBeifniiniig. 
 
 Ifisperse, disperse', (Irtt. dispergo) 
 V a. 1. jerilreucn, nuseinanberilreuen. 2. t 
 perbreiten (bieiH5i(ycnfd)iiften ti.), niiditrciieii 
 ((i)eriid)ie>. 3. jerilreucn , I'ertreibcn (9feb<l 
 tc). 4. nuet()eilen, pertljfilen. Bacoh. 
 
 Disperse, v.n. I. ftd) treiineii (ucn 
 finer ® e I'e (I fd) 11 ft 20, fid) jerilreiien. 2. fi(.t> 
 jcrflreiien (lurtrieben lucrbfu, pom Oiebcl 20. 
 
 19i.spersediy, dJsper'sedle, ada. 
 jerilrenf, l)in u. luicDcr, l)ie u. M, ba u. bcrf. 
 
 Ifispersedue-ss, dinp«r'»edne», 
 *. bie 3fr|lrriiung (ber 3"l^rtiib b« 3«» 
 llrfiiiitigi. 
 
 Disperseiiess, d'sperse'aes, «.t 
 
Fate, far, fnll. fat. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r. sjot, oil, cl<iud. Tiihe, tub, fi^II. tZ/in, TFIis. 2(53 
 
 DIS 
 
 brt« Serflrciite; fcie gfrintjc 9(ii}a()(; We 3«' 
 (Ircuiiiifl, trtf 3er|trfiituin. 
 
 Uisperser, disper'sur, t. l. (er 
 ^ctfltiuer- l. ± itt ^u6\iveuet, SScrbreiter. 
 SliictTeirer. 
 
 JUisper.^ioUf dliper'tlmn , •. i. 
 ta6 Strilrcueii, fie 3fn1rciiuiig. 1. tit 3tt-- 
 flreiiutiii, tni Seri'trti'tiViii. 3. (beHMifer^) 
 tie Bcrilrtiiiiiiii ee» -y)icn{<i)tnQe\<t)le([)t6 iinrf) 
 bem l)iibijlemrcf)fii IljiirmOiiu. 4. [Opt.] Bie 
 Ciif)ijtrtlreiiuiig. 5. (-BJeD.J tit SfrtljeiliinG. 
 
 Tlie point ot disperiiou, [0|>t.] t>tt 
 3trilrciiuii(ifpunft (tn Cirt)f|lrnl)Ifio. 
 
 UiMpersive) duper'siv, a4J. itt-. 
 (trtueiiB 
 
 J>i!«pirit, diKpir'it, b. a. 1. tnt: 
 itiiitl^Kjeii, nut)crrd)laiirn, nieberCirucfrn, ent: 
 (jciilerii. 2. t en'djiiwn, fdjiuiiiteii (bie 
 Hrrtft bei Rbtptvi). 
 
 Dixpiiiicd blood, mi\tttt $lut. 
 
 IfispiritedueKllf dUplritednes, 
 «. I. bie 0}fun;li;ni]feit. 2. bit Q-rfc^DpfuiiG, 
 Jlraftiofiflfeit. 
 
 liispiteous, dixp't'slms, a4/. t 
 (jrimmi)) (oriuii'iim, iuutt)fiir). 
 
 If iitplacef duplane', (Arm. dil>laf za) 
 r. o.t.ofrieyeii, I'erftelieii, ivegrr^eiLiuefllefleii, 
 lueijrucfeii d'. beri&teUe), uerrurfeii i,uerr(!jie> 
 bcii. 2. riirft't^eii, nbie^cii (i<oii eiiiein >Jlm(e); 
 ( bci (£d)Ulcrii ) Milieu ab: ober t^eniiiteri 
 (led)eii. 3. 1'crbniiiien (bie 5ri>ljlid)reit). Shak. 
 
 JUisplaceinent f dioplixenieni, 
 «. 1. ai 1 II. i tai ':il<etjru(feii, ^[Oeijleijeii, i8er> 
 feoeii, 2)ir|le(leii, SBirnitfeii, bie 23errurfiiiia, 
 S3errctiiiiiQ u<uii eiiuiii 'i>h\^t nuf beii nii> 
 terii). b) bie niiberii'einoe, niibenuartige 
 SBi-riuciibiino, ^iilcgiiiio. 2. bie ^ntfe^uiii], 
 9lbfe9uii(j. 
 1. [}) Uiinecoaary — of fundx. Hamilton. 
 
 Uisplttceiicy, dUpli seuse, diu. 
 displiceiitia; «. 1. bie llMl;ij|li4>(eU. 2. ba6 
 '^Uvf<^lltn, bit '0}?ipt'(illigfeit. 
 
 IfiKpIuilt, diNplant', 0. a. I. T u. f 
 oerpfJiiiijcii, uenf^eii liJJfliiiijen , ©raiibeii); 
 eiuieriien. 2. f nii$ ttm ^i->t)»fit)t i'crtrei« 
 belt. 3. eiiti<&lfern (Ciiiiter to. 4. autruc: 
 ten, iiii£rri^dt. 
 
 l>i«)plaiitA<ioilf dNplaiiil'iiliun, 
 » 1. tie iS>rpfliuijuiii]. 2. i bie SJi'rtreibiiii)) 
 nu6 ben Wi>i;iii'i9eii <.o. S3i>i(erii ic). 3. bie 
 ^Jlii^riHciiiui. [ibai :pnar k-). 
 
 IViftplatf displat', V. a. entrrauiVlu 
 
 UiMplay, displa', V. a. 1. eiicfiUrcii, 
 nudbreiceii (^liii)!'! ;c.>; niiilegcn, nu^ilecfeii, 
 niifljiiiiaeii. 2. ± a; eiitfaiteii , bnrlcgen, jci" 
 gill, Lffeiiboreii, bnr(f)un. b; bnriledeii ; au6: 
 euirtubiricycn , erfiiireii. c> flutfrrtiiieii, jiir 
 6d)iiii aii^ikdeii, niit'l)niigrii. Shak. d)t*^<>(= 
 bt'ifeii. Spcnsek. e) i>|fiien, aiind^lirgeii (eiiie 
 Iiji'iric). f) bnrilefleii (jerlegen ii. offiien). 
 Si-ECTATOR. g) niipijicn (cin 9(iul)ri'l). 
 
 1. Tlie noriliern wind lii* vriug* did broad 
 diiplay. Spcnser. 
 
 2. a) A dreit, tiniple and elegant, dis- 
 play! female taste and beauiy to 
 ■dvaatnge. The works of n.Hlure - the 
 power and wiidoni of the Supreme 
 Being. Christian charity -s the elfects 
 of true piety. Webster. 
 
 To display one'$ wit, fr jiieii 16\t} fpie> 
 Itn tiiiTeii. To - for sale, ^iiiii SJerfiiuf duU 
 Ug«i (Sikareiu. 
 
 DIS 
 
 Display, c. n. fiO) ofjnt 9iudiiatt 
 nii^liilTeii (iiDcr &tiuii6 gegeii 3cmanb>. 
 
 JUiKplay, s. 1. bai Q-iitfaiteii, ^ii<> 
 brritcii , 'ilusiegeii. 2. i a) oie Darilelliiiig, 
 iSct)au|le(liiiig; @d)iiii, tn6 £(t)iui|'vu-l. b; 
 bie Barilelliiiig, (iTfiiiruiig. (X>arriflh'ubc. 
 
 Displayer, diNplaur, j. ber, bi(, ii\6 
 
 llispleasaace, dixpiexause, or.) 
 «. ber iUerger, bai 0)i'tpi'crgiiiigcn. 
 
 Mispleasaiit , dlspUii'zaat, adj. 
 iiii^t'iUig / uiiangeiieDm. — adv. Uis 
 plens'antly, llU^faUig >C. 
 
 Uisplease, dUplexc', v. a. 1. 3e: 
 luaiiDtf '3Xi^tiilleii errt'tjcii, Eiiiein 'iiipt'aUig 
 I'eiii; inipfiilleii (bem <Uuge to. 2. bciiubeii, 
 betriibt ubcr traiirig nuict^rii. 
 
 To be displeHked niih .., Illigef;al(eil, 
 b'tnefeiii Tiber, auf (I'uuii^, iurneii (ui>ec>. 1 am 
 displeased with liis behavior, I'eili 25e- 
 iieijmeii mipiiiQi rair. 
 
 Ifisplease, r. n. migforien. 
 
 If ispleasetliaess , diopie'iednls, 
 «■ bi\6 "^^ft^uergiiiigcn, bie 'iU^prnlligreK, ber 
 Glimmer. 
 
 liittpleasiug-, d'splc zing, a<0'. Ilii^: 
 foUig, iiiiiiiujeiiel)m, >iii|Kt^ig. — adv. Dis- 
 plea'singly, mipfilHig 2C. 
 
 JUispleasiuK^uesK, dlsplezing- 
 ne.%, t. brtd "JJiiMiiillige, >iln|K>^ige, bie "iKip' 
 t'lilligfeit. 
 
 Ifispleasure, dlsplezh'ure, t. 1. 
 bat O^tij^tallen. 2. bie '4>eiii, ber ^(^mcrj. 3. 
 ber 2Jerbrii0, Siergcr, Hummer, bi\6 Mi^' 
 largiiiigeit. 4. bas uble 33ernel^mcii ; bie Uiu 
 giiabe. [item in Ungnabe fein, genui;eii fein- 
 
 To be in displeasure with ... , bei (iis 
 
 liispleasure, ». a. f mi^fnUen 
 
 (beffcr displease, |'. b.). 
 
 JUispliceuce, dis'pleslns, (Int.; 
 t. -f bie OJiiMfiidigteit , bM >.)^iipuergiiiigen, 
 -))fiefa(len. 
 
 If isplode f dlsplode' , v. a. (mit 
 einem S\t\M) fpreiigen, jerfprengen, itv> 
 rrt)mettern. 
 
 Ifisplude, v. n. (mit einem Hiiane) 
 bcrilen, itrploijcn (yon eiiier 2iifter|'d)ei: 
 iiung to. [ Serplnijf n, ber ilnnd. 
 
 If isplosion, displu'zhun, t. bui 
 
 If isplusive, displosiv, adj. ein 
 3erpiai}en nnbeiitenb. 
 
 Ifispluuie, displume', o. a. I. ber 
 
 (Jeberii i>eriuibeii, eiitjtebcrn. 2. i ber Orben 
 ober ©l)rciijeict)eii bemiiben. Burke. 
 
 Ifispuudee, dispun'di, (gro «■ 
 [^roi'ob.J ber iJiiponDen^. 
 
 If isport, disport', «. ber 3(itoerhreib, 
 bie 'ijeluilignng, ©rgo^ung, o .Riiriiueil. 
 
 Ifisport, V. n. fpielen, fdjerjen, fid) 
 ergiJoen, fid> belufligcn. 
 
 Where light disport* in ever mingling 
 dyes. Pope. 
 
 Ifisport, V. a. rrgo^en, beluiligcn. 
 
 If iisp08able, dispoze'abi, adj. ver> 
 fi'ifliul), bn'ponibfl, ju fflcbot |lci;eiie. 
 
 Ifispuftal, dispo'zal, «. 1. bie !Ber: 
 fi'iguiig, ^Jiipofition. 2. bie 9lnorbnniig, SJer* i 
 nnilrtirung , (5-iiiri(^tnng. 3. bie SBiriTigiing, 
 freie '5Wiid)t m\b ©eiualt, ber (Sebnuict), bie 
 ilntueiibung. 4. bie ajcnorgiiiig. 
 
 To be at ones disposal, ^inem ^n ! 
 Diriiilrii, lU Qirbote |l(l;rii. I am not at your I 
 -, ^ittjnbeu mil 9ii(<>t$iM bcfc|^lcii. To have | 
 
 DIS 
 
 the disposal of..., ju iterfiigen f)a6e« 
 ijber ©tiunS; megjugeben hnbcn (eine lod). 
 rer ic). To be iu one's -, giiiem ju ®es 
 bote fle(;en. To leave at ober to place to 
 one's -, JU Oemiinbd 2Jtifugung jleflen. 
 The divine -, bie gtiftlirtjeaSorfeljung. Funds 
 etc. at one's -, biipoilible JonDfi 2C. 
 
 Ifiiipose, djspiize', (hit. dispono) 
 D. a. 1. fiigcn, nnorbncn, ortnen, ofmnilnu 
 ten, ucrfiigcii, einric^ten; iiu^rl;eilen(bie3im! 
 mer einee S?Mi\t6 to. 2. bereiten , gei'iDicft 
 niii(J)en. 3. uniwenben, uenueiiben (beffer to - 
 of;. 4. (enfen, feljien (j. SB. jum i5c|len). 
 o. (to, for) flimmen, beiuegen, gencigt mat 
 c^eii, biiponiren (Oenuiiib )u (fnunS). 
 
 To dispose by will, oerniiK^en. Dis- 
 posed for, bercit (jU). lll-ed, 1. un< 
 piigiid). 2. I'lbel (lufgernumt. 
 
 Pruo. Man proposes aud God disposes, 
 ber -Wieiii^ benft'6, &on ieiift'4. 
 
 To dispose of, 1. 5 pcrfiigen, bi«» 
 ponircH (iiber eine ©ndje ob. ^erfoii) ; (dxil: 
 ten u. lUiilten (mit). 2. a; gebcn, lueggebcn 
 (eine lodjter iur frlje ic.) , uerljrirfltljen. i» 
 ertljeiien (einen iprei^). c) (juiuenben, uer. 
 lueiiDen, briiu4>en. d; nudgeben. e) iierfau* 
 fen, otfe^cn, lp«fit)lrtgen. f) uerfrijenfen, 
 lueggeben. g) iib|d)<itfcii. h) nnfangen (mit,. 
 i) uermietl;en (ein Spnu&). }> niilegcu (©elbtc). 
 k.) (inileaen. I) leiten (ben fi.iuf eiiier ©adjeic). 
 
 They know not how to - of themselves, 
 lie luiffen nic^jt , wni fie nnfangen luoden. 
 To — of one's son 10 a school, to a trade, 
 feinen ©oljn in bie Q(t)uU fct^itfen ob. tl^un, 
 in bie Seljre geben. How will you - of your 
 sou, n)ii« mollen ©ie mit Qljrem Soljne 
 anfaiigen? Tiie stream supplies more wa- 
 ter than can be disposed of, ber ©troni 
 gibt mef;r 5!Diiffer, ni* ninn bmuc^t. They 
 know not how to - of their time , fie 
 luiffen ni<i)t, wa$ fie mit Oljrer 3eit tbnn, 
 aii(angen foffen. A thing to be -ed of, 
 eiue <Ba<i)t, bit lu f)aben , ju ucrfniifen ober 
 feil ill. -ed of, uerfnuft, nufgernumt, loSge. 
 fctjlngen, nbgefe^t. 
 
 Ifispuse, ». n. * einen SJertrflg 
 \d)U(f}en, SeDingungen eingefjen. Shak, 
 
 Ifispuse, ». 1. « bie Stnorbnung, 
 G-inri£<)tung. Shak. 2. » bie SJerfiigung. 
 Shak. 3. * bie Ceimng, Senfung. 4. - bie 
 9Teigung, ©timmungj atnlnge. Shak. 5. * 
 bie $altuiig. [aSerfiigung, Otbote, Dienflen, 
 
 To ober at one's dispose, ju Oemnnb* 
 
 Ifisposed, dispo'zed, adj. To be 
 -to, geneigtfein, nufgelcgt fein (ju Su|l 
 Ob. ©d»eri); (for) bereit fein (^u ©tiunS). 
 
 Ifisposer, d'spozur, t. 1. bee 
 SSerfiiger, ©n^eiler, ®eber, 25ertfjeilcr, 9Iu6» 
 fpenber. 2. ber 2Jnorbner, Megierer, ISenfer, 
 i^crr. 3. bn«, mai (cnft 2c. 
 
 Ifispositiuu, dispozish'un, t. 1. 
 bn« 'Muorbnen, bie Stnorbnuiig. 2. (bie 9Irt, 
 ivie Qimai (ingeorbnet zc. ifl > bie Sliiorb* 
 nung, (J'intljeiliing, 9}ertfjei(ung , ©reflung, 
 &iiirid)tung; 93ernnfl.iltung. 3. (to) bie %n> 
 Inge , natnriid)e JJaljigfeit , Difpofition (ju). 
 4. bie ©timmungi (towards, to) bie 
 Ci)efinnung (gegen); (u. t^ bie ©inne««, 
 Denfrtrt. 5. tto) ber 5piuig, bie 2ufl , ?Rei» 
 guiig (JU G-tiwns). o. (of) bie 95miigung, 
 DifpofitioM dlbiT). 7. ber3ii|li'iib, bie (fijr« 
 prrlid)e) i&efd)iiffenl;eit. Shak. 
 
264 Fate, f'.r, fall. fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, gftt. ^II. cl^iul. Ti'ibf., tub, fnll. l/zin, f Mis. 
 
 DIS 
 
 • S. A dispositio II in plants to grow in 
 a direction upwards; a — in bodies to 
 putrefaction. Webster. 
 
 4. An amiable or an irritable disposi- 
 tion. A — friendly to any design; 
 the — s of men towards each other. 
 
 5. We speak of the disposition of 
 person to undertalie a particular woi k. 
 
 6. He lias satisfied his friends by tlie 
 judicious disposition of his pro- 
 perty. Webster. 
 
 To make disposition of.., lirrftioi!ll 
 ubtt G'twai'. To have a — to music etc., 
 aiiilnije, inleiit jur ■i))iii|lf 2C. iy\btn. 
 
 MtisptHtitivV! J dizpozetiv, ad), f 
 1. entirtjciPeiiD, ^)crfl"l^tll^, bc|liiinneiiD ; qc 
 mcfi^n. 'I. iiuS ^iicifluiig entrprliigeii&. — 
 ativ Dispos'itively, 1. Ui;rfugcil& ; Jtir 
 9{id)tril)niir 2. I'lrtljeileiib. 
 
 ItispMsitor, dispoz'etur, t. f 1. 
 (.Disposer. 2. laitlroloij.i ter ^JJlilliet, 
 fcct tiii 5:'inimel^'jfi(^eii , u>oriii (id) tin an-- 
 btrer ^luiKt tufnitic't, Ijclicrrrcbt. 
 
 jUispOS»i«SS, dispozyes'. r. a. I. 
 
 ( fleui&ljiiiid) init ot vvt ^tnl Obitftt) (\u6 
 bein 93eil^e (ciiier ®iid)C) \ii)en, Vittteibtn. 
 (lD#i:n, I'crjnflcn. 2. f (iiiit of, f from) be 
 ncl;men (&inem ciiu-n 0'^'^")"'" 'c->- 
 
 ItispuSSt^SSiUU, dispnz^es'shun, 
 
 «. bie SSetrreitiiiiij >iti^ Ceiii SBt|lt)c. 
 
 Uispusiiref dispo'zhuie, (. I. bit; 
 Stiiorbiuiiii}, Ccituiifl. 2. t tie G-inrid)tiin<i 
 9Scrftif|ung, bcrSuilniib; i>ie ©tedimg (beljir 
 Disposal). 
 
 JUIi»ipr«iHe) dispiize', t. I. bcr 
 "iiibel. 2. ^ (to) Me i2(l)llll^f, Uiieljre (fiir). 
 
 To speak in «it:praise of .., fid) 
 tnbeliiE) naeiaffen t'iber .. , iiad)tt;eiiia (V^c 
 d)tn uoii . . . 
 
 Ifispraisc*, v. a. tiibein. 
 
 1 dispraisrd him before the wicked. 
 Shak. 
 
 lKi<«pru.i<«er, dispra'zur, s. t(x 
 Xatnet. a5t'md)tfr. [tnbelf;nft. 
 
 19ispraisillle, disprii'yebl. ailj. 
 
 UiKprAi>till{^ly,(li&pra'zingle.n({v. 
 tnbeliif, imi1)rl)iM(ig. [brciten, jjcrbrciteii. 
 
 Iii»«pri*n<i, dispied', V. a. an6: 
 
 liisprcinl, V. n. fid) niiebrcireti l>^. 
 liertretriii. Thomson. [aSevbreiter. 
 
 I>i«p reader, dfspred'ur, «. ber 
 
 liisprize, dispiize', v. a. iiiitrr: 
 frt)ii$iMi , miter fern 2Bcrtl)e nii|"d)l(igeit ober 
 
 |"d)ii(5l'll. COTTOH. 
 
 IliKprofess, disprofcs', p. n. t)n6 
 &tmtvbe ciiii'i? u. niifncben, iier(n(Ten. 
 
 IKispr<l>fit, disprnt'tlt , *. t ^" 
 ©d)abe, •Oiiid)tl)ril, 95erliiiT. 
 
 liiRpruof , disproof, «. bit 933ibfr» 
 Icgiiiifi (emeS ©ii$efi jc). 
 
 liisproper<y, disprop'purte, v. 
 a. t I. (I u. i) be^ !8efii;e«, (S-iiieiit()iim« 
 bcrniibcii, G-iitfii oii5 bim 23efi(;e (finer 
 iBadyt) t'ertreibi'M, fe^eii , ilogrii. Shah. 2. 
 e-iiietii ©djnbeii iii.'i'tgeii. Sua*. 3. mitljcbeit 
 (5rfif}eiteii k.). 
 
 disproportion, d'sprApAr'shun, 
 s. b^^* *))itr;i'erl)iilriiif5, bio lliigieid)l)eir. 
 
 DIS 
 
 To shape my legs of an unequal size, 
 To disproportion me in every part. 
 
 Itisproportioiiable, dispio- 
 por'sliuiiabl, a<</. Illll>ei;l)(ilfni(3tii(li3iij , liu> 
 g(eid), — udv. Dispropor'tionably, 
 uiuuTl)iiltiii(5inripifj. 
 
 If isproportionablenessjdis- 
 
 propAr'sliiiiiablnes, s. bil^ vO{i0t)erl)iilrill0, 
 Oie lliiflleid)l)e'it. 
 
 UiKproportional , dispropor'- 
 
 sliunal, adj. Ulll'erl)i11tllijjmriBig. — adv. 
 D i s p r o p o r ' t i o u a 1 1 y , liuuer(;illrili|]: 
 tnngig. 
 
 Uisproportioiiality , dispru- 
 porsiiuual eie, #. bft6 '!))i'ipoerl;nlfliif , bie 
 lliigleid)l)eif. 
 
 disproportionate, dUpropor'- 
 shuiiate, ad}. liiiuerl)rt(tlli^ilia^ig. — adv. 
 Dispropor'tionately , uiluerljaUllip- 
 mn^ig, tiiigleid). 
 
 Ifisproportionateuesj*, dis- 
 
 propor'sliuiiaienes, s. I. bOiS ')}iijil)erl)alt 
 nip. 2. bie Ungleid)l)eit. 
 
 Ifispropriate, dispropreate, t>. 
 <t. beni eigeiiti)ui)iiid)cii ®cbmiid)e entjieijeii 
 {.{. Disappropriate). [n)ibcrli'gl)iir 
 
 Ifisprovable, dispro6>abl, adj 
 
 Mi$«prOVe, disprOOve', V. a. 1. 
 luibtrlcjien. 2. f bi6 Orrtl;iim6 iiberiueifcn. 
 3. i- tabrlii, iiii|jbt(ligeu. Hooker 
 
 Uisprover, disproo'vur, s. 1. ber 
 -iUiferiegir; ©egiier. 2. ber Xiibler. 
 
 Uispuug°e, dispiiiije' , (Int. dis 
 
 pungo) V. a. t I. nue|lreid)eii , (iii^ii;ird)cii, 
 
 aii6iuird)en. 2. ciuie eineii \£;d)iuniiiin; nut-: 
 
 bnirfen; (i) ainSgicMeii. 
 
 2. Tlie pois'nous damp of niglit dis- 
 
 punge upon me. Shak. 
 
 llispuilisltable , dispuo'lshabl. 
 adj. tingcilnift, tlmftoS. [burse. Shak. 
 
 Ifispurse, dizpuue', f f. Dis- 
 
 Ifispurvey, dlspurva', v. a. (of) 
 eiitblopeii (I'oii). 
 
 Ifispurveyance, dfspurvi anse. 
 s. t b« ■0)itiiigei nil SSorrritljen. 
 
 If imputable, dis'piiiabl ob. dlspii'- 
 labl.ari^'. I. |lreitig. 2. befireitbnr. 3. (fiir 
 disputations), (lreitfiid)tig, fircitliiflig. 
 
 JUispittaiit , dis'putaiit , t. ber 
 Streiter, -iCibcrfprcdjer. 
 
 Ifisputaiit, adj. (Ireifenb, import: 
 itreire befangt'ii. Milton. 
 
 JUispittation, disptiia'shun , t. 
 1. bie DitputntiiMi, ©tre'tfiiiirt; tn\6 ©ifpii: 
 lircii. 2. bie ©treiiiU'ung (niif Sd)iilcii lo. 
 
 Ifisputatious, dispiita'shus, adj. 
 |1reiniid)ri(j. 
 
 Ifi.sputative, dispu'tativ, adj. 
 l'lrritiTid)fig (w\n (SJctnfitf) to. 
 
 Ifispute, dispute', (inf.) o. n. I. 
 (Ireiteii, bispiitireii. 2. (for) luertilreireii, 
 llreiten dim (I-rn)(i«); (about) ilreiteii (inu). 
 3. ('>f; llreiten (ilber ...). Shak. 
 
 liispute, ti. a. fTreirig inad)eii. 2. 
 iterfcdjten. Shak. 3. bc|lreirfii, in Swciftl 
 jiel)rii, nnfcd)ten. 
 
 To dispute a question, fine ©treit; 
 
 DIS 
 
 IHsproportioii , r. «. in fin froge uerljanbeln. To -the prize, ben ^rei^ 
 ^i6rerl)flltni6 iV()eii, iingieid) t'erbinbrn rb. obiii.geniiiinen fiitljfn. [n)ed)fei. 
 
 nintben, in Oicljnlt, fflrofee, i'nnge, £iiinn» Jfispute, «. bfr SGPrtftreit, aEi'rt» 
 titat uiipaiTenb nin(])en, bifpn>pi>rtiiMiirsii. I Beyond all dispute, (lu^ec alleiu 
 
 ©treit, unftreitig, pl)ne Qln(Tflnb. 
 
 JUiSputeleSS, dispiite'lls, a4f. tttlt 
 tireiiig, iiiibrftrcitljiir. 
 
 UiKpitter, dispil'tur, *. ber ®t«i» 
 ter, Sniifer, ©tvfirfiid)rige. 
 
 Ifisquaiification, disKwi^llef^. 
 tii'shi'in. *. bie lliifiif)igfeit, Untniiglictjfeit, 
 llMiud)tii)feit. 
 
 Oisqtialify, dlskwolcfi , v. a, 
 (mitfor). iiiifn!)ig, uiitiniglid), iintud)tig 
 inndten (ju ©tivn?). 
 
 JUistfuaiitity, diskwoM'teiJ, v. a. 
 t uernilnbern, I'crriiincni. [rul)ig; rnt1(n«. 
 
 ]fiS(|Uiet, diskwi'et. ad), t iin« 
 
 Ifisqiiiet, *. bie lliirul;e, illngtl, 
 ©orge. Swift. [pl.igen. 
 
 llisquiet, v. a. beunrii^igen, qiinlen, 
 
 To disquiet one's self, fid) beilll* 
 nif)tgfii. flliirufiirifter, ©rorer. 
 
 Jtisquieter, diskwi'cti'ir, t. bet 
 
 Ifisqitietful, dlskw-'ettiil, adj. 
 beiiiiriiljigcnb. [bninrtifjigfiib, 
 
 Ifisquietiug-, diskwi'eiing. adf': 
 
 llisquietly diskwieile, adv. f 
 iinriil)ig, lingiliid); roOijoi. 
 
 Hisqitietne.ss, d'skuMtnls, «. 
 bie llnnil)c, Jfiifilnfigfeir. [beiinruijigenb. 
 
 lKisn|itietoais, diskwj'enis, adj. •{■ 
 
 19isqilietU(Ie, diskwi'cuide, «. 
 bie ll!iriil)e, (■'}leiigrilid)feit) ; ©ttriing. 
 
 Misqulsition, dlskwc/.l^ll'lln, ((.) 
 s. bie lliitfrfiic^iing, ?)'?nd)forfd)iin3 (in ciner 
 rd)riftlid)en 216l)nnbliing). 
 
 Uisrailk, dlsrangk'. V. a. 1. f be$ 
 3?nnge6 bcrnuben Pb. entfc(;en. 2. iin^ bee 
 Drbniing ob. in llnorbnnng bringen , i'er> 
 iwirrcn. [nnc^lafnguiig, PJi'ringr(i)ii0iing. 
 
 Itisre^-ard, disregard', s. bie i5er» 
 
 liisrei^ard, i>. o. niiger 21d)t fe^en 
 pb. In(7en , Ijinrnnfei^en, nicfjr ad)ten, i>er» 
 nd)ten, ucrnnd)liiMlgfii, grriiign1)m)en. 
 
 llisreg^arllf III, disreglrd'ful, adj. 
 1. nnd)l(i|Tig , iinnd)tfiitn. 2. geringi"d)ii^ig, 
 perad)tlid). — orfi;. Disregard'fully,ge» 
 riiigi'dinfjig. 
 
 liisrelisit , dizill'ish, «. l. ber 
 6'ti'l, bie 9ieigung jiim (Sr6red)en (i>. iJ5er« 
 fiMien); (for, to) ber &fel (ppr (S-twnf). 2. i 
 ber G-fel, aBibermitle. 3. bai <5-feil)afr< bet 
 fd)led)tc (i5efd)tnnff (i.>. ®j>ciren). Miltow. 
 
 Uisrelisli, v. a. i. ; n. i nid)t inpgen, 
 nid)i nac^ feiuetn ®cfd)niarfe ftnben; feinen 
 C'icfdjinnrf finbcn, ben (55i'rrf)niiiif pcrlii'rei; 
 (nil). 2. t ivibrig, jniuiber, efeKjnft tnn« 
 d)in. Mii.ton. 
 
 IVioreputable, dJsrep'iitabl. .-nlj. 
 I. niebrig , gemeiii. 2. fdjaiibfid) , t\}U 
 luibrig, ber &)Te, bein giitcn OTnmi'ii iind)< 
 t()ci(ig. [*. bie ©d)iinr'e, lliieljre. 
 
 Disreputation , dlsrepi'iti'shun, 
 
 To bring into disreputation, ill 
 ■O)?i0frcbit fe^eii pber bringcn, in I'ibcin 9fuf 
 bringrn. l^iiif. 
 
 Misrepute, d'siepiite'. t. ber ilbie 
 
 To sink into disrepute. III I'ibi'lll 'i^Cuf 
 fpinnicn, i>errd)ricn, pfrnifdi fein. To bring 
 any one under, into a — , to bring • — 
 ii.pon any one, (S-ineii in 'D)iigrrebit fe^eti 
 pb. briiigen, in fibedi "Jfiif briiiflen. 
 
 Disrepute, v. «. t i" »bc[n 9{nf 
 briiigen. 
 
 Disrespect, dlstespckt', «. 1. bie 
 
FAfe. ffir, fail, fnt. M^, met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, sjot. hll cloud. Tube, liib, full. t//in, THis. 2(>^ 
 
 DIS 
 
 tlntf)tn1>itt\qtiit. 2. Ht ©eringfcftfi^ung, 
 Wid)r<Kt)tiin(i, 93crnd)riiii(). (ijnnOflii. 
 
 Itisrespect, v. a. (\nin(\((i)a^i(i be-. 
 
 Mis respectful , disrespekl'tul, 
 •dj. >iiiel)rfrt?itti<j , imljoiltt^ , grcb ; aeriiig: 
 fcf).itji(j. — adi). D isrespe c t' f ull y , uns 
 fljrcrbictii]. 
 
 I9i.<«rube, dlzrobc', v. a. 1. entftei: 
 
 bfn, nuf}iei)eii. 2. (of) berniiben (G-iiien 
 
 finer £ii(t)e ). To — one's sell of . . , ablcgcn 
 
 (cine 'T)?einiiiig jc). 
 
 2. These I wo p«ers were disrobed of 
 
 their glory. Wottow. 
 
 Itisrobed, ndj. Mog; ol^ne diod. 
 
 Utsrober, dur^beur, «. cer GiU; 
 flfiein?e, Qmn, ber entfletbet. 
 
 ■Biiirout, diKruut'. V. a. 1. entivur-- 
 jeln. 1- .1116 t(x (MrimClage rei§en; (from) 
 rei§fn, heraiif»eigen «1U6) ; unternrnljeii. 
 
 UiMriipt, dKrupt', adj. nbgeniTen, 
 lerniTeii, jprbri'd)en. 
 
 ItiNriiptioilf di«rup'«hrin , «. I. 
 tat 3ctt>rt<t)tn, 3err"6fn» ^Jbteigeii. 2. ber 
 SBriiit, 9^B. 
 
 ■fisrtipturef di«rup't«liAre, V. a. 
 |mrei#in, jerbrecften, f. Rupture. 
 
 IVisYMit, disK^lt', o. a. tntfAfjen, 
 Oii^ivrtiTerii, iviiiTern. 
 
 mNKati.<tfitC<ion, dissati«fak'- 
 chun. «. bie UiiiufTiebenl}ciC, ba« '0){i6per: 
 flnfiiieu. 
 
 MiMxatiitractorineiKi , d'tsatii. 
 fak tureiies. «. tn^ lliibiiriefigeiibe, Uiiuer; 
 moflfii, befrieMiirn jti fJmnrii. 
 
 ltiN<«MtiNf'nct<»ry , d'asanxfak'- 
 tuie, nrf/. niifrerrifMiienb. — ada. Dissatis- 
 fac'torily. iiiil'errifMiiesib. 
 
 ItlSNatiRfledf dissat'isffd, adj. iiiu 
 iiifrirben, inifioenimior. 
 
 IViSiiatiJiry, dinsat'isff, r. a. 1. 
 nid)t befriebinen. 1. imiiifrieben, Derbriegtid), 
 migi'erniirun niiicftcn. 
 
 OisMeat, diskcte', v. a. vnn eineni 
 ©i^e, ciiirr >£fi'fle uerrrriben. eiitferiieii (3e. 
 mniib); i>pnt IhriMie (Tilrjen. Shak. 
 
 I9i<«S<;ct, dixslkt'. <M. disseco) v. 
 a. I. jerrrtjncibcii, jfrlfgeii. 2. [SlntTt.) fe: 
 jiren. 3. t ifrglifbcrn (oineii ©.iiji. Pope. 
 
 IViNlieCtioil, dissek'shiin. t. 1. K[i 
 Sfrrdjiitirfn, 3i?rli'gcii ; [•?Innr.l bie <£efrion, 
 Ceffniing. 2. i bie 3«ro'''&"''""3 <-tint6 
 ©a^e* !C.). 
 
 Itistsector, disslk'idr. ». I.bcrSer- 
 frf>ntibrr. 2. ('Uii.u.) ber3«!Jlifbrrer, Seitljen: 
 Jffncr, ^liunrpinifer. 
 
 Uifineize, disnete', r. a. ftnit of) 
 [9lcrf)t*iVr.j iiiis bill! '&c\ii)t (eiiies (Jrlniiit^ 
 ic.) ilr^en, ftnt<.\ ob. uertrei&en (brfoiiberc 
 redjtC-ii'ibrKifr IDfife). 
 
 EVisteizee, dUslxest' , t. [9{fd>t*: 
 fpr.) ber (unflfU'ylidjiT SJeii'e) oii« bcni 'St-- 
 fiije (einee ©rbfliiteS ic. ) ©efeijre, SJeri 
 ttiebcne. 
 
 ■iiKseizln, dissi'iin, «. [9?frf)t?fpr.l 
 bie redjtSiviPrifle 25rrtreibiiiig nii6 bem 55e; 
 n^e 'uon Ciiiibercicii :c.). Bi.ackstoxe. 
 
 IBisseizur, dUs^'zur, «. ber iinre(f)r< 
 m(5gi<ie !8efi5iifl)mer. 
 
 Uisseiziire, d-Ksc'zhdre, «. bie 
 i»iberre(t)tli(1)f ^rfi^iinfjiiif. 
 
 Uisiieinltlunce « d'ssenrblaiisr, 
 «• t bie UuaO""4f''f- Osborne. 
 
 DIS 
 
 I Dissemble, disslm'bl, rtat.) i>. a. 
 
 1. f oerl)el;len , uerberijen , uerberfen, nicftt 
 
 merfeii lanen. Shak. 2. fjeuc^^eln, uorgebeii. 
 
 3. oerjledeii , mifjbilben. Shar. 
 
 3. Cheated of feature by dissembling 
 
 nature. Shak. 
 
 IVisseinble, r. n. 1. fjeiic^eln. 2. 
 
 fid; i>erileUen. 
 
 1. Ye have stolen and dissembled also. 
 
 U:BLE. 
 
 Disseinblerf dissem'blur, «. l. 
 ber -^e;id)ler. 2. ^cr 35erl;el;ii"r. 
 
 IBiSSeiiablill^, dissem'bllng. adj. 
 I. I)eiirt)ieriu1), (lit) ueriledtnb. 2. (irgli|lia. 
 
 Uisseinblingr* *• bie ^eud^elci, 
 bn* SSoriiebfii. 
 
 Uisseillbllng'lyf dissem'blin^lj. 
 ado. i)eiid)lert|"(^, inn iSerilediinij, uerilellter 
 •Ii5eire. 
 
 Ifisseininate, dUseni'eiiAte, ([.) 
 disseuiiiio) ». a. I. (f iiber f) I'lien, iiu^itreuen 
 (iSnnien). 2. a) i uerbreiten , <iu6|lreneu; 
 b) f jerilreiieii , uerbrtiten (u. "jjerfunetu. 
 ADuiso.f. c) uerbreiteu (o. Per -iijarine). 
 
 To disseuilnate false news, ftili'c^e 
 •Jfiirt)rii1)ren nu^fprengen. 
 
 Uisseiiiinated , dissem'iuited. 
 adj. [03iiiiernlii.| jeriTreut. 
 
 19iS8eilliuatiOIl,diss«iu^ni'ahun. 
 ». t([6 »Hn6ilreuen ; bie SBerbreirung. To be 
 of unlversiil -, fibernll oerbreitet ifin. 
 
 Misseininatur, disseui'^nitur, 
 t. ber 'Hufilrener, 33frbreirer. 
 
 Uisseusiuiif duseii'shun, ». bie 
 Uncinigfeit (in itn OJtcinnngen ) ; bie ■OMips 
 l)fUigreit, 3iuietrad)t; ber Siv'tl, ©rrrit. 
 
 To sow dissension, 3ivietrii0[ ilifren. 
 
 Ifisseiisious, dissen'slms, adj. f 
 jiinfu'd); niii'rilljreriril). Shak. 
 
 IBiSSeilt, ilisKent', (lAt. disseutio i 
 e. n. 1. (mit from) uencftiebenet 'Mfeiniinii 
 I'l'in , abn)ei{t)en (i>Dn) , nid)t libercinrnmmcii 
 (uitt). 2. uiMt ber l)crri'd)enben "J^tliijiiMi oo. 
 ivir(t)eabiueid)en. 3. oerrrt)ieben, yer^d)ie^ener 
 ')?atur lein. Hooker. 
 
 llissent, *■ I. bie «07elnnnn^iicnVt)ie: 
 benljfif. 2. bie 9Ibmei(t>nng , i^eterobotie. 
 .J. t bie enr.icgciioeiVtjte (figenid)!!!! , ber 
 ■IGiberi'lreit ber iJiflrnr. 
 
 WiSSeutaiieOUSf dNsenti'nius, 
 adj. .UMDCid)enD , i>erid)iebcn , jumiber, ents 
 gegeiigneijt. ^ ^ 
 
 ■•is8entaneousiie«s,di«»eiiii'. 
 neiisiic5. I. bte a5crrd)iePi'nl)ctt, •>l()iufid)un.j. 
 
 Itissentany, dinsemane, adj. t 
 cntgi'^rnntiV^t, inuuTiMnbiir. 
 
 Itlssenter, disscn'tur, ». I. ber 
 •Nnberi-mcinenbe, Oeninnb, ber onberer "mtU 
 nnng ill. 2. (beicnferS in (S'liglnnb) ber 
 DifTciiriT, TJTinifiMiforiniil. 
 
 ■fisseiitieut, dNseu'shent, adj. 
 nnbcrcr ■0)?eninnn I'etenb. 
 
 Dissentient meeting - house, bfl« 
 Setlinn* ber TfonfiMifprniiilen. 
 
 Misseiitieiit, «. Oemnnb, ber nn> 
 beri'r -Wcinunn i|l, Per ■JlnbiT^benffnbe. 
 
 lfiSNeil<ioUH, disken'slius, adj. 
 jiinf iiM) , ilrfirMirtjrig. 
 
 nisht^piiiieiitf dissep'^nieiit, (I.) 
 *. [«i>r.] Mf Sdjeibfiunnb. 
 
 IfiiKKerf, dissert', (liU. dissero) v.n 
 t reben, iumi»e(i)|'iln , btepufirni. 
 
 DIS 
 
 Dissertation, dUserti'shun, «. 
 
 (on) bie (luijrtl. ob. f^rifH.) '2l6()nnblun8 
 (liber ge(el)rte (yegoniliinbe jc). 
 
 Dissertaior, dit'sertatur, «. ber 
 Slb^nnblcr, SBcrfaiTer einer gclel;rteii 3lb» 
 ^nnbJung. 
 
 Disserve, disslrv', ». a. g'inem 
 fc^aben , nac^tljeilig fein , einen ^pofTcti Dber 
 <Screi<^ ipielen; ©inen benadjrljeiligen. 
 
 Too much xeal often disserves a 
 good cause. Akor. 
 
 Disservice, dlsslr'vis, «. bet 
 5?rtd)rl)eil , (Sd)abe, iible DieniT. 
 
 To be of disservice to..., fc^nbcit, 
 l)inbern ic. To do a - to ... , c'ni-n iiiicft* 
 tijeiligen (finfTnfj iin^uben ob. hnben (ouf>. 
 
 Disserviceabie , dissei'visabf, 
 adj. nnd)rl)ei(i(j, fitiiblid). 
 
 Disst^rviceabieness, d'sslr'- 
 visabliies, «. bitiJ?,iii)rl)eii;gfeir, i£i1)iib(id)feif. 
 
 Dissetf ie, dissei'ii, v. a.-\ iia-u-irr^n. 
 
 Dfcisever, di^isevur, v. a. "trenucn, 
 fonbeni, nbftnbern; tijeilcn. 
 
 Dissevera^nce, His&lv'uranse, «. 
 bie irennnng, 'JlbK'nbernng. 
 
 DiS8i«leilCe, di^'siilense, «. bie 
 Uneinigfeit, 3n'ietrni-f)t, ber $iiiber, S^\>\\\ 
 
 Dissident, dU'sedent, ndj. iineinig. 
 
 Di!<sident, *. ber DifiTOfnt, -Kei* 
 iiungfi)rrrd)iebene ( in ^Iiifflj. brr SCelig.). 
 
 Dissilience, di&Hii'yeuNe, «. ba4 
 3erfpringrn , 3frpliiljrn. 
 
 Dissilieut, diss'i ylnt, adj. 1. jer< 
 rprin>ienb, jrrpMijrnb. 1. [in^t.] nufipriiigenb. 
 
 Dissilition, disNiii.ih'uu, «. bad 
 3errprin(ien , Bfrpl.inen. 
 
 Dissimilar, dlssim'jiur, adj. uii< 
 gfeid)nrrig, itrrrd)ifbrnnrtig. 
 
 Dissimilarity, dissimelar'eie, #. 
 bie llngleid)iirtiiiffit, i^criTogeniri^t. 
 
 Dissimile, ciisslnreie. ». -f [5?f)et.J 
 bieSBiTglcif^iing bnrd) Wfaenfrtl^e, bie (Jnfgei 
 gcnilrlliing. 
 
 Dissimilitude , disNi^uiletude, 
 s. 1. bie llngli'id)l)rir , )lnal)iilid)fi-it. 2. 
 [■Jfljft.] bii- ^nrgi-gcnilffliitTg. 
 
 Dissimulation, ciNMUMtii'xhiiti, ' 
 t. bif iBirifoIliiiig , Jjeiidiclei , (^)li'if;iierei, 
 
 Dis.simule, di^siiu'iile , v. a. f 
 perhrhfeit. Elyot. 
 
 Dissipaible, dis'sep-^bl, adj. jer« 
 (Ireiiiid), |fr|1reiibnr. 
 
 Dissipate, <lis'i.cpate. (Ui. dis^ipc) 
 V. a. 1. jrrilrciieii ; jertljciieii <bi'ii ^ffcbel lo. 
 2. f a) biird)briiigi'n , i>on'd)iuf:iben, i>ergeii« 
 ben. b> jrrilreiii'n i bie 'Jliifitierfrinifeit lO. 
 
 Dissipate, v. n. (Id) jenlrcnen, fi(tf 
 }ert()filen, uerfliegrn, i>i'rrnud)fii (p. 2i3o(feii; 
 '7?ebfl :c.). * 
 
 Dissipated, dis's^paled. aiO*. (pifi-r, 
 iiiior&cnriid), aii6rd)ii)eifi'iib, unrt'gclniapig, 
 luilb , licbfrlld). 
 
 Dissipation, d'.sxcpi'shun, t. 1. 
 bi\i Si'ri'tri'Ufii, SiTtijeiirn ; bie Seeitfemmg, 
 3errl)friiiiig (brr Biimie to. 2. [-J5l)i)f.l bit 
 SSerrand)UMg, SiTiliegiiiig. 3. bn« 3iT|lrenrf 
 fein, bie 3eri1rfiiiiiig (ber (sjebniifen). 4. bo* 
 iiiirrgrini.iOige, ivilCe, lii'bfrlid)e Sebeii; bie 
 95iTrrf)n'enMi!ig. 
 
 liiKSItciahle, dis«^'slieabl, ad). 
 I. nid)t gilt rrrbiinbrn, giTrbnct, jiiriini^ 
 mriiQepaiit. Spectator. 2. iiiipereiiibiu. 
 
266 Fafe, far, fall. (at. Mc. mk. Fine, f?n. N6, move, nor, got, 6fl, cl6iifl. Tube. tC\h. full. (7/in, THis. 
 
 DIS 
 
 , Matched in the most dissociable 
 
 manner, nii0cr(l iibcl gepii'irt, jiifammen: 
 
 OepnMt. [ftflia- Kames. 
 
 JUi!«SOCial, dlsso'shal, adj. un(\t- 
 
 UisSOCiate, dlkso'slicate, (1.) V. a. 
 
 trcmicii , fit'iVitreiii. 
 
 Uissociatioiif dissosliea'sliun, s. 
 
 lit Iri'iiiuinii, 9lb|'un6cniii(i. Burke. 
 
 Ifissulubility, dissnllubileie, «. 
 i)ie ^luflbi-bnrfcit, S(t)iiiflif)nrfeic. 
 
 I>issoIullle, dis'Koli'ibl, adj. 1. 
 <iiiflo^(nir , id)mtl}bar. 2. treimbar. 
 
 UiSi^olute, dis'soli'ite, (Int.) adj. 
 <iu6|"d)ii'eifiii6 , lietfrlid), iiu'iil, ciiu-flflnjlon. 
 
 — adv. Dis'solutel y, (lllgfitmeilVllD 2C. 
 JUisSOluteueSS, diN'solutenes, s. 
 
 — 1)6. - of life or miiniiers, bie SieDerlid); 
 teit, b(i^ nii6fd)ii'i'ii'enbe, iviiile Seben. 
 
 JUissolution, dUsolu'sliun, (int.) 
 <■ I. bie aiu'ioruni], 3n\'ti}im<i, Iieniiuiin 
 (eineiJ pl)i)i". pD. inorni. 95ercin«, ^orpcrf 
 in feinc il)ei(e). 1. bie Sliiflofung, bai 
 5lu|"|l(inifld)fM , gergr^fiilnfTcn, ®d)me(jeii 
 (uriVruiicil. trocfener .ftcrper biird) -[Jeiier, 
 Sniircn :c.) , bie aSerbiiiimiiig, 3ertl}ciliiiifl. 
 3. (fiir solution) bie 2Iuflt|"un(j, bai 9Jiif! 
 gclogre (j. 23. cine ffiplbniifiDiung :c.). 4. 
 bie 9liifi5|"iing, ber lob. 5. bie 21iifii>iuiui 
 (.3ir|1['rimg, 9Jiifl)i'buii()). 6. I'JJiirlanient^: 
 fpr.] bie aiufliJliiiig (G'iulrt(Tiino). 7. t bie 
 81ii^fd)meifuii3, eiiTerlirt)fi'it. 8. [--DTeb.] - 
 of the blood, bcr Siifidiib, brt bn«25liit itid)t 
 fd)nell gcriunt (foiigiilirt). Tlie -of liumois, 
 tie ajerbuniiuiig bet Stifte. 
 
 Uissolvable , dlzzol'vabl , adj. 
 auUbsbut, (Uifioeiid) , fd>nici}bnr. 
 
 llissulve, di/./olv', (lat. dissolve) 
 r. a. I. j'd)nielien, nuflofcti, jergeljeii Inffeii 
 Ob. (Jiiffig tiind)eii (btird) S?it)t i^b. JluiTig- 
 fciten). 2. trcnneii, (ofen, nufiijfeii (eiiicn 
 pl)t)f. eb. nicral. 93eretn, iiiirper jo. 3. ouf: 
 lei'tn, cntlnffen (ein 'iJJnrlnntent ic.) , nufl)e! 
 ben. 4. lofcn, nuflBfen, cntferiten, I;e6cii 
 (©djiuietigf eiten, Qiucifel, gnuberic). 5. nuf: 
 lofen , uerni^ten. 6. niifljeben , iintflogen 
 (eine 25orfd)nft u.). 7. [■OJfeb.] eviveidjeii, 
 jertf)cilen (eine ©eic^iuulfl u.). 
 
 Disiiolved in pleasures, ben 5S5l^f(uflfll 
 ergcben , in SBergiiiinungen i"d)iuiinnieiib. 
 Dissolved in luxury, in iH3oflii|l nufge> 
 lo^t. Dissolved blood, 93(ut, bflS nid)t 
 fdjnefl gerinnt. To - partnership, [ipnnbci] 
 ji4) trennen. 
 
 llissolve, V. n. 1. fd)me(5en, jer; 
 (jcl)en, fid) aufliiren. 2. ± (in) |"d)n'immen 
 (in SBergnufliiitgen). Shak. 3. fid) (iiifli^'fen, 
 fi^ trennen, fid) jertfjeiicn, jerfflflen (pl)i)i'. 
 u. mornl.). [lijienb. 
 
 liis.solvent, dizzol'vlnt, adj. nuf; 
 
 Itissolveut, a. bn« 91ufli>funo«= 
 tutttel. 
 
 Uissolver, d'zzol'vur, *. I. tai 
 3Jnfliifung6mifteI. 2. d-incr, ber (eine ©djiuie; 
 tigfeit it.) lij«t , nufit^t. 
 
 Dissonance, dU'sonanse, (fr.) 
 «. 1. iWuf.] ber ••Wipfinng, bie DifTonnn}. 
 r t a) bie Uneinigfcit, Wi0i)cniflfeir. b) bie 
 2Jerfd)iebenl)eit. 
 
 ViNSOnant , dis'snnant, adj. 1. 
 [Wnf.) nii&flniflf ub, iierilinnnt. 2. l miO= 
 (jefiig; i*frrd)iebeM ; (from, f to) jumiber 
 Ctifiec ©aci^e). 
 
 DIS 
 
 To bedissonant from . . , einer <Srtcf)e 
 juiviberlniifcn. 
 
 lAissnade, dl^swade', (.lat.) v. a. 
 I. (To - any one from) ( (J-ineni ^tlunS) 
 n6rntl)en, iuiberrnt(;en, niigmtiieii. 2. (To - 
 any tiling) g-tiun^ nbnuljen , niijjnufien. 
 
 Itissuatler, diksua'dur, «. bet 
 ■iBiberrntljcr, 9lbrnrl)er. 
 
 JUissnasion, dissua'zliun. «. bn& 
 ■iUbriUiifn, 2i5ibi'rrail)eii (riiicr ®nd)e). 
 
 4>iSSuasiv«, disswa'siv, adj. ab- 
 rnriu-iib , nbiiiiiljiienb. 
 
 Mi.ssuasive, s. bet 316mnf)nung«' 
 griiiib, aroin) Ciiegengrunb (ivibcr). 
 
 Tlie consequences of intemperance are 
 powerful dissuasives from in- 
 dulging in that vice. Webster. 
 
 Dissunder , disiiun'dur , v. a. 
 treiiiii'M , roiibern. 
 
 19i.ss«veeten, dis.swcet'in, v. a. 
 t enrriigpH, ber ©tiBigfcir t'crnubcn. 
 
 Dissyllabic, dishlllab'ili , adj. 
 ,inii'ifiit>ii). [biiS jiueifilbige SBi'tt. 
 
 Missyliable, dlssiriabl. (gr.) s. 
 
 Uistalf, ciis'taf, (angeif. dlstaef) pi. 
 
 distaves, «. 1. ber ©piniirocfeii, Sfocten, 
 
 bie ^unfel. 2. i a) bnfi Wtib. b) ba6 mdb-. 
 
 \\d)i &i:\d)led)t, bie 9i3eiber. 
 
 2. a) His crown usurped, a distaff on 
 
 the throne. Dryden. 
 
 Saint distaff, | bcr Xng narf) bctn Srci: 
 fonig«tnge. [Diilcl. 
 
 Distaff - thistle, [S5ot.] bie gelbe 
 
 Uistain, disiane', v. a. 1. bifcf- 
 
 fcu. 2. ± beflerfen, fd)iinben, ente()ren. 
 
 2. The worthiness of praise distal ns 
 
 his worth, bit 3{iil)mn)ijrbigfeit i>erliert 
 
 nu il)rcm SBcrtl^e jc. Shak. 
 
 llisstained, dissia'nd, (fi'ir un- 
 stained) adj. iinl'citecft. Shak. 
 
 IBistaUCe, di.s'ia-nse. (fr.) ». I. T u. 
 t bie ^ntfcriiung, 2Beite, bcr 9?iuitu, 51b= 
 ilnnb , bie Siilnnj. 2. i a) bie Uneinigfcit, 
 ber ^abcr. Shak. b) bie (S-l^rerfcietiing, 
 'Jld)tnng. c) ber 9?nng, ©tnnb. d) bie 3n = 
 riirfljiiltung; Knlte. 3. a) [^^f^•rberc^Men] bic 
 Siftanj, ber nbgcinffTcnc9{iuiin. b)[5cd)tf.] 
 bieDit^nnj. c)|gKtif.] bieSittnu). 4. berSeit: 
 rnnin; bie 3i»ifrf)enjett; ber 3i»ircf)enrautn. 
 
 To remove to some distance from 
 town, in einiger ©ntferiinng ihmi ber ©tdbt 
 cine 5a3ol)nnng t'Cjicljen. To keep one's -, 
 i fid) in ber gcl^i^rigcn (J-nrfcnuiiig I)alten, 
 lid) jurri(fl)iiltenb 6encl)incn; fcincn Dfang 
 l)f (jiiupten ; bic gcbiil^renbe »!ld)tung nld)t 
 nn(5 ben SUigcn feijcn. Out of-, nn6 beni 
 (J5efiri)te, unabfel)bar. A few miles - from . ., 
 ivcnige^Jicilen ve\\ .. lucg. At — , fern, in bcr 
 gcrnc. At a -, oon fern, w\\ SBcitcin. At 
 some - from, in cinigcr (Jiitfcmiing uon... 
 To keep one at a -, i fid) niit ©ilicui nidjt 
 bcfnnnt iniid)en, (5-incn mm fid) cntfernt 
 l)nltcn, iin 9{efpeft Ijaircn. To be at a -, 
 1 gefpiinnt, iiiKinig feiii. I know my -, id) 
 iveip, n)ie lueit id) flc()cn fann, id) fenne 
 tncine «l>flid)ten. 
 
 Distance-chair, [^^ferbcrcinicn] eine 
 bnrr^ ein l)iiljrrne^ (iJcniil bcicid)nctr ©rede 
 ber 9?eiinl'nl)n, iveld)e ein ^Jjferb erreid)t ha-. 
 ben tnue, nin fcrncr jnin 9Ccniicn jitgrlnficn 
 jn ujerbcn, bet Oieriiii, bcr ^m'iiM. 
 
 i^isitkUCCf V. a. 1. tiu(crncn, ben 
 
 DIS 
 
 9higen rber auS einnnber rilrfcn. 2. T u. f 
 l)interni<)iiiri"iifliiffen ; ii['crmfffn,nn«fted)en. 
 
 2. He distanced the most skillful of 
 
 his coteinporaries. Mii.ifER. 
 
 A distanced lioise. lijjfirberennen] ein 
 $fcrb, b(\£ ni<i)t mcljr tnirreiinen biirf. 
 
 Itistant, dis'raut, ailj. 1. entfernt 
 (in 55e,jifl)iing mif Jfnnni tiiib 3eit). 2. ± a) 
 eiitfcrnt (uon bctn Qh-nbe ber 23cnuiiiibtfd)iift 
 unb ed)i«ngcrr(f)nfr). b) enrfcrnr, fd)ii)iid); 
 niibciulid), iinucritiinMid) (Don (iJcbanfen, 
 3lnbeiitinigcn ic). c) jiiriiffljiUtenb, utir|u1)« 
 tig, bcl)ntfatn. — arfi). Dis'tantly, 1. ents 
 fcrnt. 2. jiirii(f()(iltcnb. 
 
 Distaste, distaste'. «. 1. (for) bec 
 (5-fcl (t'or ©ptircn it.). 2. + i a) (to) bie 
 Slbneigiiiig , bcr SaSiberroide (gcgeii). b> ber 
 2lcrgcr, Scrbriig. 
 
 To give distaste to.., ©incn lirgem, 
 belcibigcn, i>Dr ben .Sopf (lo(5en. To take - 
 at ... lid) nrgcrn Tiber .., GriuniJ ubei 
 ncf)tnen. 
 
 Distaste, v. a. l. nidyt niiigen (©t» 
 
 ii>a^), fcincn 0)rfd)tniirf fiiiben (niO. 2. init 
 
 (5-fcl fi'idcn Db. crfiifli'ii; (S-iiiein Grfel i'er« 
 
 iirfiid)cn. 3. i t a) i>erieibrn. Shak. b) Qii 
 
 ncm niifjfndcn, Qinen nrgcrn, crbitttrn, 
 
 bclcibigen, niigi'crgiiiigt mnd)cn. c) &tii'a^ 
 
 libel ncl)ineii , fief) iierbrif^cii Inffcn. Pope. 
 
 1. To distaste drugs or poisons. Web^ 
 
 STER. 3. b) He Ihonght it no policy to 
 
 — the English or Irish, but sought to 
 
 please tlieni. Davies, 
 
 Distasteful, distaste'ful, adj. 1. 
 efcll;iift, luibrig. 2. ± a) tnigfiiflig, nrgerlicft, * 
 iinnngcnc()in, beicibigenb. b) nii^gi"iii|lig, 
 fciiibfclig (23li(fe 20. Shak, 
 
 Distastefulnes8,uisfiste'fulnes, 
 ». I. bie ^Jfipfiifligfcit. 2. bie G-felljnfriflfeit, 
 S33ibrigfcit; b<\& Unnngcncl)iiie. 
 
 Distastive, dlsi^sie'tiv, adj. tttU 
 l;nft, Qtti crrcgcnb. 
 
 Distemper, distem'pur, «. (f bie 
 nni>crl;altnij5mii(jigc, nniiatiirlid)e 'IJKifc^nng, 
 ©tinunung bcr einjctiicn H;cile cinc5 (Snn» 
 jcn, bnl)cr:) 1. (fur disease) bie Uiipng* 
 lidjfcit, £rniif(;cit; Ucbclfcit. 2. f bie title 
 <ieittcrnng , wibrigc lenipcrntiir. 3. a) bie 
 (J)enuitf;efrnnfl)eit, iible Sonne, (bofjer) b) 
 bic »D5(;eit. 4. f ba6 Uebcrinn^, bie llmmipio* 
 fcit (iin ©ffen Jc). Shak. 5. t bit Scrriit. 
 tnng, llnorbnnng, iBermirrung. 6. bcr(pi'Ii» 
 tifd)e) Qlnfruljr, lutnult. 7. [Wnl.j bai 
 3lnriil)rcn bcr g-nrfcn niit eincm 3nfn$e 
 nufjcr 2Bn(Ti'r nub Del. Encyc 
 
 3. a) There is a sickness, which put« 
 
 some of us in — . Shak. 
 
 D i s t e m p e r in dogs, bic ipunb^fmnf f)cit. 
 
 Done in distemper, niit cinctn 3lll«0'f 
 nii0cr SBnffer u. Del nngcinad)r, nngeriil)rt. 
 
 Distemper, v. a. I.franf ina(i)eii, 
 jerrfitren, in llnrrbnnng bringcn, I'erberben 
 (I'on ®cifl nnb Scrpcr). Shak. 2. mipi'er. 
 gniigtnind)cn, niift>ringcn,erjiirnen. 3. fiber, 
 treibcn (bti flcl)&rigcn O^uif-c^ beranben). 4. 
 (■=)7fal.] mit eincm 3nfaijc oufcr iBnffer iinD 
 jOel nnriil)>-en (bie ^arbcn). 
 
 To distemper one's brains, ©jncm 
 ben ^i^pf I'errnrfcn. 
 
 Distemperance , distem'pur- 
 
 an»e. s. (. D i s t e m p e ra t u r e. 
 
 Disfeuiperate , distem'purite, 
 
F&te, far, fall. fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA. move, n6r. got, 6il, cl6(i«l. T6be, t^b. fiMl. t/iin, THis. 267 
 
 DIS 
 
 a<^. t tinmagig. ui<erin>i@i(). Raleigh 
 
 ■fisteinpernture, distem'pur 
 kUliiuire M. I. die lliire(irliiin^ii)(eit ber Stifc 
 bt|'4>iit{tnf)cit ofier itnipernnir; bie lliini!)f, 
 SSmutrning 6er ^leiiifiue, Shak. ; btr 'Jliif; 
 ruljt; bit iptftiiifeit. 2 bit Setriittuiig, 5Btr= 
 n>iiriiiig (bei &tiilc6). Shak. 3. bie Unorb; 
 liuii<|. Shak. 4. bie lliipaglic^feit, Jlranf' 
 ^eit; (iinb 1) ba« lli-bcl. Shak. 
 
 If isteiiipered, d'stem'purd , a(</. 
 
 1. un))>igii(l), rrmif; fraiiri^nft. Shak. 2. 
 icrructet, ui-rivirrt; unruf)io (u. £opf). 3. 
 iiiiiimBig, ubrrinnijifl (I'om (^ifer k.). Drv- 
 •BH. 4. ucrbcrbt, i>erbDrben; oerfeijrt, ein: 
 (j(uommcii ( biird) CeiPenrdjnft ofer Outers 
 fffe «■)• 5. erjuriit, nr(ieriiii>, fibel geliniiu. 
 6. - wHli wine, bnau\<t){ wm SSJeiiie. Shak. 
 
 5. Distempered lords. Shak. 
 
 liisleillperlug: , diatem'pOring. 
 adj. bcriuird)fiib. Shak. 
 
 Mistend, di&tend', dat. distendo) 
 e. a. I. ouobi-ljiieii, niift'lnfeii (eme ^Inieic). 
 
 2. au<|lrerfen, iiueeiiiiinbct iVerren (bie ^ti-. 
 ne :c.>. 3. f oufr<i)ivellrii , I'dyiuiiiinern (bie 
 ffljolfen ic). [». cie 'aiifibfljiibiitriit. 
 
 ItistenKibility , dUiensebireti. 
 
 Uisteiiifible, disieii'»ebl, adj. aui- 
 beljiibrtr. (lend. 2. aW/". t nu«(iebel)nt. 
 
 BUmi^ntj distent', I. pp. I'Uii Dit- 
 
 IMsteiit, *. t bie 'Uii*bi-I)niinfl. 
 
 IklNleiition, di»ien'aliijii./«. I. iai 
 
 Ifi.steiiiiiou, \ iiiuiDtt): 
 
 ntn, bit '•iluebcljminfl. 2 bie Qluabeljiiimg. 
 SBeite, ^reitc, ber Uiiifotio. 3. bai 'Huinw 
 •iibtTi'Verrrn (ber Seine zc). 
 
 m8<eriiiinnte , diolar'miiiite. 
 »dj. V nbnciViibert, !iei'(f)icbeii (burd) ®ren: 
 |tii), flttreitiit, begrcnjt. Ha i.e. 
 
 Uiifteriiiiiiation, disierm^ni • 
 •liiiii. *. - bit Jreiiniiiifl, JJi-greiijimg. 
 
 liiMtliene, di»'i/ien, «. (OWiiierrtlfl.) 
 ber Oi).iiiit. [ t eiittljroneii. Spebser. 
 
 If istliroiiize, ill»ikr6uUe, v. a. 
 
 Ifistivh, disiik, (flr.) «. I'^roiob.) 
 h»i I)i|Tid)iMi, SBiT^paar. 
 
 lfi<«tifllOIIH, (i\t'tiku».}adj. [3iot.] 
 
 If i^^ii'li, dU-.ik, J iiuelreil)ig, 
 
 jroeijeilifl, jmeifcitig. 
 
 Ifistill, dJMil'. ((nt. dutillo) V. n. 
 I. traiifm , tropfeu , tropfeln , ^ernbrr&pfeln, 
 Ijerabrrrpfen , triifm. 2 ^ riiinen , rieiViii ; 
 (out of) i)eri'i'triCKln (nii6). 3. fi(t> niit Be: 
 (liHiren befd)<iiti(]en, bei'tiflireit. 
 
 1. Soft showers distill'd, and suns 
 
 grew wArm in v.iin. Pope. 
 
 2. Tiie Kiiplii»tes distilleth out of the 
 
 mountains of Armenia. Rai.eigh. 
 Ifistill, V. n. 1. ()rriibrrmifcln, Ijirnb; 
 tr«ufen. 2. |Gl)fm.) befliHiren, brenneii, ab-. 
 iit\)tn. 3. t f(<)mcijrM, niifli>|en. 
 
 3. Swords by the lightning'* subtle force 
 
 distilled. Adoisok. 
 
 IfiHiillnble, disi'llabl, adj. be> 
 ftiftjrpflr, jimi Dcilillireii flerigiiet. 
 
 l>iMtillH«io»v ditiilljt'shi'in. t. 1. 
 iai iri'pfcn, 5prrnbrrrpi>ii. 2 bai S>ern6> 
 trppfriibf. 3. (6l)riit.| b.i< 9Jbjirl)en, bie £>ej 
 (liQntioii. 4. bn6 DcAidirre, (S^ricufliuij btr 
 Dftliarttipii. ( Smi\ 
 
 Diklillaiion of humors, brr ^lliu iili 
 
 liiHtillntftry , dikiinaiure, €uij. 
 |uiu BriliUireii grf^rriQ. 
 
 DIS 
 
 Distillatory vessels, Beflifliraefflffe. 
 
 IfisiilleJB, dLiiriur, «. ber Deililli: 
 rer, -iDiiiKviTeimcr. 
 
 Itistillery , disill'iure , «. 1. bie 
 Srenuj, 2)e[liUirfun|L 2. bn* '3renii», Bes 
 i1t(lirl;aii6 , bie ^reiiiierei, 25Miitiueinbren= 
 iierei. 
 
 Ifistilliiient, distil'inent, j. bai 
 Bcilillirte; gebraiiiite @etranf. Shak. 
 
 If iiitiiict , dUtingkt', adj. 1. uiiter: 
 r(l)iebeii, perfcfjieben. 2. (iboeioiibert , Qt- 
 treniit, befDiiber, peri'd^iebeti. 3. beu tii4) (p 
 'ilni'(d)teii ic.) ; perne^tiilicl;; beiliiiitiit. 4. be 
 iiKf^neti gfjlerft, bunt. — ada. D is tine t'- 
 ly. 1. beutlii^; be|1iiiimt. 2. beioiibcr^. 
 
 If iKtiiict, V. a. t untrriV^eibeii. 
 
 IfiMtiiiCtioii) di!>tiiigk'shan, t. 1 
 oa6 Uinerr(t)eiben, bie lliiterriljeibiiiifl (jmeier 
 (i}eijen|l(inbe :c.). 2. t b<\6 UnffrrdjeibiinflS 
 }tid)cii. 3. (between) ber Untcrfdjieb (jiui 
 \<i)tn). 4. (filr division) bie (Jiiitl^eiluno, 
 -*lb[l)eilunG. 5. bie ^bioiibertiiiQ, >21b(l;eiluiig 
 (.uiigt(id)er Biiiije ic). 6. bie >iiu^ieid)iiuiig, 
 bai >iiu^ieid;i)eiibe, ber SJorjiio. 7. bie i5eur 
 it)eilung»fraft, Urtljeilefrafr. 
 
 A man of great distinction, eitt (IU6 
 .)eieid)iieier, perbieniluoUer ^auii. Men of 
 - , puriie^nie Ceiite. 
 
 Ifiittinctive, distlngk'iiv, adj. 1. 
 iiuierrdjeibeub ; - mark, bn6 Uiiter|d)eibiiiiG6> 
 i,e\<tftn- 2. |rf>tirffillUig, — adv. Distinct- 
 ively, mit Unterrd)ieb ; beutiid), gfi^&rig. 
 
 IfiMtLuCtUCSS, disiingkt'nes, i. I. 
 bie !bei'liiiiiiitl)ett, Beiitlid^reit. 2. bie i\h\x^ 
 l)eit, (iJeiuuigfeif (ber 2)ciuiffe ic). 
 
 Ifistiiig-uisli, diiiiing'gwish, (Int. 
 distinguo) v. a. 1. Ullti'rrd)L'lbeil (into, in, 
 troni, poii); beieidjiicii (burd) 3eid)eii). 2. 
 iinterrd)fiben, nbicubcrii (bind) bie iSiime 
 unb ben 95er(lanb;. 3. untendjeioen, eintljci: 
 len (iirtd) bcfiMibern 6igenrd)n|feii jc ). 4. 
 (imlof) untendteiben diio, untcrrd)ciben ob. 
 beurtl)eiien ((Jtiuai ober ^eniiiiib). Shak. 
 5. nudjeidjnen; To - one's self, fid) nuf 
 )eid)iien (burd) ^'ilutt) ic). Tq he - ed h\ 
 ..., fid) nu6jfid)ncn burd) . . . 
 
 Ifistiuij^uiKli, V. n. (init between) 
 einen llnitrid)ieb niiid)en (jiuird)eii Jo. 
 
 Ifi8tiii{7uisliable,di»ting'gwish 
 abl, udj. I. unterid)eibbflr, beiiierfbnr. 2. 
 bemcrfeiifiiuertl). 
 
 Ifititiiiu^uisliablenesA , di.s- 
 tliig'gwisliabliies. t. t)ie Uiiterrd)t'ibbnrfeif. 
 
 If iiitin^'uishe(l , distinggwisht. 
 adj. nii6gt'ie>d)ucc , poriiiglid) , tncrfipiirbig ; 
 - by. feiiurlid) nil ... 
 
 IfistiugrilisUerf d'siing'gwishi'ir. 
 t. 1. ber lliireri"d)eibeiibe, ba6 Uurcri'd)t'ibfiibe. 
 2. ber fd)nnMiiMige, Qe\'{i)idtt 93eobnd)ter, 
 >eeiirt()i!iler, ficuiier. 
 
 IfistiiijjfuisilinK') disting'gwish 
 
 >. adj. untiTi"d)ei&fiib, biiVnber. 
 
 IfiHiiuHTuisbiii^^'ly , disi'ng'. 
 gwi«liSni(ie. ttdv. bdVnbcr^, porjilglid). 
 
 Ififitinffiiiiilmieiit , dlsiing'- 
 gvvisliniciit, M. bic lliitrrrd)ribiing ; brr Un^ 
 icndtif b. [ ipriid)^ I'b. 9{i'd)t* bcrnubiMi. 
 
 IfiNtitle, dUti'il, V. o. id <hh. 
 
 IfistOrt, distort', (hn. distorqueo) 
 D. n. !. (tiud) i) perbrrl)fn; pirjirljrii (bo* 
 ®eud)i IC.). ?. 1 perirrreu; eine |iii|"4)c 3fid); 
 tuna Qcbeii (beiu &tifit :c.;. 
 
 DIS 
 
 Ifisiort, adj. perjpgen, perbref)t, per* 
 jerrt- ' Sfeksek. 
 
 Ifistorfiun, dislor'shun, «. 1. ba6 
 aScrbrefjen , SBericrren. 2. (.m<fy i) bit gje»» 
 breljung; SBiTjerrung. 
 
 Ifistract, d'slrakt', (hit. distraho) 
 V. a. I. ^ nbfeljren, nbiieljen (nadf uerfdjie* 
 beneii SRi(t)tiinflen l)iiijiel)eii) ; (brfljer) 2. i a> 
 tljeilen, treniien. h) nbjie()cn, nbienren, iert 
 llreuen (bie Slufmerfrnnifeit k.), ii'otta. «) 
 beftiirjt mnc^en, uenpirren , fliiren, qunlen, 
 beunrul)iaen (burc^ (J)cfd)rci jo. d) jerruti 
 ten ; oerruff t niat^en (beit ®ei|l ic. , beM>u» 
 ber6 itn pp. gebriiu(<)ri(l)). [fein. 
 
 To distract ones self, rnfeilb, lVUCf)etl& 
 
 Ifistract, adj. fur di.»tr acted, 
 uerrutfi. Shak. 
 
 Ifistracted^dislrak'ted, act;. 1. 
 irre, perriicft, lurtfjuinitiig , tod. To be - 
 with passion, por 3i>rn auCcr fid) fei". 2. 
 jerjlreut. 3. perivirrt, oerilii'rt. — adv. Dis- 
 trac'tedly, perriicft, rmenb, ivie eii| 
 ilBnljnunnigfr ober tine aj.ihufiiiiiige. 
 
 Ifistracteduess, disuaktednea, 
 *. ber -a3al)iiriiiii, bie aSri-rii(fil}eit. Bp. Hall. 
 
 Ifistracter, dlstiakiur, *. (finer, 
 ber Pb. bk\6, wai ierilrcut, ilort, bie (Sti:irmifl, 
 '21bl)aUiing. 
 
 Ifistractiun, distrak'.Ou'n, «. 1. 
 bie Ireuniing, ll;eiuiiig. 2. bic 3er(lreuung; 
 llnriilje, SSeripirruiig (poit ^erfoiien). 3. ber 
 Sd)merj, tat fieiben. 4. bie 25eriuirrung, 
 Srrnittinig, Unetiiiofeit; Unorbiiniig, ber 
 Iiimiilt. Drvden. 5. ^er S[Uai)nfinn, bif 
 Iu(ll;eit (geipij^nlit^) mit l)ifiig.-fi "Jlu^bnlc^en 
 ber 9{arerei). 6. i bie »)?arrl;cit, 9?a(VrK 
 (J. ^. perliebt bisJ jur 9{ii|'erei). 7. ■{ pi. eiin 
 iclneaibtljeiluugen, jrrilreute ipoufen. Shak. 
 4. Never was know» a night of such 
 distraction. Dbvoek. 
 
 To love any one to distraction, bii 
 iur SJaferci pcrliobt fein in ... 
 
 Ifistractive, distiaki'v, adj. jec* 
 llreufiib, pcnvirrciib, jrrriirteiib. 
 
 Ifistrain, d'sirane', (lat. distrlngo) 
 V. a. 1. a) luegneljmcn , eiiijiel)en, in aSfs 
 idtlflQ neljtncn , mit 9lrrc|l bclegen , mit 95e» 
 ld)lag bcUgenj nuiptmifen. b; erpreffen. 2. 
 ■ 4iel>cn, rcigen. Spekser. 
 
 t. a) To distrain goods for rent, or for 
 an amercement. Webster. 
 
 Ifistrain, v. n. (on) fid) bemnd)figen 
 (einer ^eriVn lo, fie fcflne^nieii Inffcu i fi(^ 
 erl)cleu (aii), fid) ("(^nblpSfjnltcn. 
 
 Ifistrainabie, dUtrii'nabl, a<(}. 
 in !Knd)lag geiu'tiimen luerbcn foiineiib. 
 
 Ifistraiuor, distrinur, «. (Jemnnb, 
 ber mit 53cr(f)Iafl, ajrreil belegt; ber 9iu6» 
 pfdnber. 
 
 Ifiiitraini, dSstrint', «. bie 3Begi 
 nahme, »erd)lngnn^mc , G-injicljunfl, ^fi>n» 
 bung, ^tu^'pfrtiibung, ber Sefc^lng. 
 
 If istraug^lit, d'striw t', « p. p. pen 
 
 Distract. 
 
 If istreaill, disstrime', v.n. f fliegrn 
 (over, liber); (from) cnrflirgcn (bnn 9tuge 
 luie ilirnncn). 
 
 IfistrKMK, disires', (fr. , iirrm.de'. 
 iretst) s. 1. |i){rd)f?tpr.] a) bie 58ffd)lii()« 
 iiiihine, «S3fgnol)mr, ber •Jlrrcil, 2}ffd)liig, bie 
 iSerfiimiiiiTiiiig. b) bii^ >J5inrb, bie iierfiim< 
 luirte Pb. nut ^rrc|l beirgte ®a(i)t. c; baO 
 
268 TAif f''r ffill. fat. M4. met. Fine, fin. NA, m6ve, nSr, got, 6il, cl66d. TAbe, lut>. fiiil. tAin. THH. 1 
 
 DIS 
 
 ftnGef)nlten luirB, cine ©d)iil& jii t'fjn()Ien 
 ct). ju tr\(t)eintn. 2. ^a« Ocibcn, bit Qiinl, 
 <J5ein, bcr ©cbtuprj (forperlid) ebet geiilig). 
 
 3. bcr ^jfliiimcr, bic 'iliiflil, ^ln(i«» ^oti), Iriib; 
 fnl; bn« 6-(enb; bie lllcmnie; pi. ? bic filiv 
 (jen. 4. bie 3iDtlj, (53efiil)r (einc6 ®rt)iffc« im 
 ©tiirmjc). Signal of -, bee 5Korl)rd)up, 
 bag >)'ri)tl;jfirf)cn. 
 
 2. To sutfer great distress from the 
 J gout or from tlie loss of near friends. 
 
 Webster. 
 To snffer great distress from ..., 
 85iel (cibeii ob. <iii«i'lc()cn , fcl;r a^'P'-'flt lucr-- 
 bCIl 0011 . . . 
 
 I>i.<«tress, v. a. I. in ^ngfl, Qknb. 
 OTotI) , iriibrnl ucncijeii ; in SJerlegenljeir 
 bringcn. 2. (©iiictii) ©djmcrj ii. Qiinl I'cr; 
 iirf(i(f)cii ((jciitig unb forperlid)). 3. (into) 
 biird) ©f^tucr.) iinb Scibeii antrciben , ucr= 
 niogeii (jii). 4. [9{ecf)teiVr.l in 53crd)liig net): 
 men, uerfiinimern , mit 23e|"d)Ing bclegen. 
 
 3. Tliere are men who can neither be 
 ^ distressed nor won Into a sacrifice 
 J' of dnty. Hamiltos. 
 
 distressed, dtstres'sed , adj. UW- 
 flfllcflirf), Clenb. -in mind and body, an 
 @ci|l unb ilinper (eibeuC. - for money, in 
 ®elbi>cr(egenl)eit. 
 
 IBistrCSSeflness y dfstres'sldnes, 
 «. bie iJiotI), 25iTlegenl;eit. 
 
 Ifistressful, distrls'fui, adj. 1. 
 ungli'ifflid), iinljc iloofl , jnninieri'ofl. Shak. 
 2. elenb; jninnu'rlid) , aagiluotr (I'on eincm 
 @erd)rei :c.). Watts. 3. nrmfelig, fiimuier: 
 
 lid). Shak adv. Distress'fully, fiiin: 
 
 nierlid), elcnb, nrnifclig. 
 
 jniistressing',(iisires'sing, adj. pdn: 
 cod, quiid'ofl. [I'ertljcilbiir, (in^tl^cilbnr. 
 
 distributable, distrib'utabl, adj. 
 
 Distribute, dUtrib'ute, (liU. dis- 
 tribuo) p. a. 1. a) iiertf}iilcn, (to) niif tf;cilen. 
 b) ucr6ffcntlid)cn. 2. iiermnlten, ^nnb()n()cn 
 (bie (ycrcd)tigfcit!c.). 3. einrljeilen, o.btljcilcn 
 (in ^InfTcn u. Drbuungcn !f.). 4. |i mitt(;ci: 
 (en, fpenben (aui 'D)tiibrl)(Uigfeit jc. ). 5. 
 [Xppogr.] a) gcgcn ciniinbcr rcibcn (bic 
 a?a(Icn jnr aScrr()ei(nn() ber ©djiudrje). b) 
 a6(egen (bie Cctfcrn). 
 
 distributer, distrlb'dtur, «. bcr 
 SIu^tf;cilcr; 25ertl)cilcr ; aiu«iVenbcr (niilber 
 ©n&en so. 
 
 UistributiOll, d'strebd'shun , s. 
 1. bai >iUi&tl)t'ilen , 9Scrt()eilcn , bie 9ln^f(ici; 
 lung, aScrtljfilung (ciiier (5-r('rrf)flft ic). 2. 
 ba& 9IlinD|VmVenbcn ; bie (iJn&e. 3. bie SScrs 
 wnltung, ^pnnbljabung (bcr (i5frcd)tigfnt :c.). 
 
 4. bie (S-inf()eilung , 9U'!f)eiliiiig (in Jllnffen, 
 /Drbmnigen 20. 6. ( iijpogr. 1 bo6 -Jiblcgcn 
 (bcr Settmi). 6. } bic SBcrrlicilniig, <!Inorb: 
 nnng (ber Kjeile eincr €iid)f). 7. i'2Jrd)it.l 
 bie 91u6tl)eilung , sBertljriluufl. 8. (9{I)Ct.) 
 bie 93crr()0!lnng iinb 'JlufjnljUinfl bcr &igen» 
 f(t)aft;n ctne£ Qiegrnilanbr^. 
 
 Order of distribution, [5?f(ftt«fpr.) 
 bie ^riontat^orbnung (ber (sJliuibigcr). 
 
 llistributive, diktiibiii'v, adj. I. 
 flu#tl)Cilenb, ucrrlit'iienb, jutl)filiiib. 2. ab. 
 tljeiienb ; eiMri)filriib ; I'lGiiKHfd).] bietril>iitii>. 
 
 If.Sxtributive, »• | 0)niintn. ] bic 
 .«ti;ti)ciienbe ober pcrtljciicnbe ^.inifd, bus 
 I>ivrribiit:i<unt. 
 
 DIS 
 
 Distributively , distrib'dcivU, 
 adv. I. burrt) ober nnd) 2}ert()et(iing. 2. be: 
 I'oMbera. 3. bietribntiu. 
 
 Uistributiveness, distrib'iiiiv- 
 ne*, *. t t>(ii aSerlnngcn, ber SBuufc^ nut> 
 jntljeilen, jii iterbrcitcn. 
 
 Uistrict, dis'irikt, (laf.) t. 1. bcr 
 -iJejirf, I)i|lritt. 2. ber (Serid)r6bejirf. 3. 
 bie (JJcgcMb, ber 2nnb|lrirf), tn\i GJcbiei. 
 
 ['Tiorbnni.] District-court, 6n5 S8c. 
 jirfsgcri(^t. — judge, ber S8cjirf6nd)rcr. 
 --school, bie 56ejirf6|'(^iilc. [tljcilcu. 
 
 Mistrict, v. a. in 5Jcjirfe tfjcilen, ein- 
 
 liistriction, distiii;.'shdu , «. f 
 bafi p bi}Ud)e ©iitfciiten. 
 
 Mistriug-us, distring'gas, (int. 'Hi.) 
 s. [ 9(cd)t6rpr. J ber SBorlabungebtfeljl, bas 
 (yjrefutionfimanbnt (ber 25etel)I fiir ben ©Ijcs 
 i-iff, Oeninnben ©d)iiibcn ijalber nu^iupfrtu; 
 Den ober il;n jur cautio de in judicio sisti 
 an3U()0lten). 
 
 Mistrust, distrust', (|'d)n>Cb. miss- 
 trosta; ban. niistroster) v. a. ((S-ineiU) llli^- 
 rrniien; ^Tii^ttautn fct)en (in Oentanb obcr 
 ^t\va6). 
 
 liistrust, «. t. bai SOtigtrnncn , bcr 
 'Jlrga'Ol)n, SBerOnd)!. 2. ber '•BfiMfrfbit. 
 
 Itistrustful, distrust till, adj. 1. 
 miljtriiii |d), nrgiuiiljiiii'rf). 2. furd)t|'iiin, fd)iic^; 
 tern. — adv. Uistrust'f ully, nii|}trouiCd). 
 
 lfi8truKtru.litess,distius['fuiii^s, 
 s. ba6 'Mi'lytrauen, bcr >2(rgiui'l)n. 
 
 WistruStleSS , distriisl'les, adj. 
 nid)t tniytrauifd), nid)t iirgiDil'ljnii'd). 
 
 Ifistuue, disiune', t). a. 1. f per' 
 llitnnicn. Wotton. 2. 1 ilijren. 
 
 l^isturb, disturb', Clnt disturbo) V. 
 a. 1. beunriii)igcn; nufregen (ben (^ciiD. 2. 
 I'erwirren, jcmittcn. 3. (Tijren (bie iJJl.me; 
 ten in iljrcr 3)iil;n tc). 4. (in) ijinbcrn, \16- 
 reii, untcrbrcd)en (in einer ^^rbcit zc. ). 5. 
 t (mit troni) fibiucnben, nblcnfcn (uoii). 
 5. And disturb liis inmost counsels 
 from their deslin'd aim. Milton. 
 
 IBi-sturb, I. t bie Unorbnung, ^cr^ 
 luirniiig. Milton. 
 
 liisturbauce, d'stur'banse, t. 1. 
 bie Unrul)e, 93eunrMl)ignng, ©riining. 2. bcr 
 lutnult, Snrin, ainfilnnb ( iin ©tiUitc 20. 
 3. bie iSeriuirrung (bcr ®cbnnfcn 20. 4. 
 [3{ed)t!5rpr.l bic ©ri>riing, ipmbcrnng (iin 
 (aennffe cincA die<i)ti), Untcrbrcd;nng. 
 
 The disturbance of tlie humors, bie 
 ©tornng in bcr >21b|'onbcrnng ber €afrc. 
 
 Itisturber, disiiir'biir, *. I. bcr 
 Storer; (Jricbcnjilorer , >21iifriil)rer. 2. fcr 
 ober ba6 Siennriil^igcnbe, Sliifrcgcnbe. 3. 
 lD{fd)tefpr.l ber ©rijrcr (im rnl^igcn (i5cnii|Tc 
 eincs 9fcd)ti5). [ lucgmcnbcn. 
 
 l>isturn, n'stum', ». a. -j- abfcljren, 
 
 ItiSunirorin, disyu'nclurm, adj. 
 t uiigii'id)iirtig. Coventhy. 
 
 Itisuuion, disu'neua, t. 1. bie 
 Ircnniiiig, bntj (Jjerrcnntfein. 2. (juiucifcn) 
 biclliieiuigfeit, @p(.ltung; (bai)tr:) bie3iuie< 
 trnrt)t. 
 
 IVisunite, disunite', r. a. I. trcUs 
 nen. 2. 1 enrjiueicn, uncinig mad)cn (5rciiii< 
 be JC). {eincr 'i^iirrci to. 
 
 IViNunlte, v. n. fid) trcniicn ( ihmi 
 
 Kisu niter, disuniteur, t. bn obcr 
 ba6 6'nriivcirnbe. { 
 
 DIT 
 
 Disunity, dfsii'neie, ». bie ®ef(f)if 
 
 benf)eit, Irennung. 
 
 Disusa^e, disu'zAje, «. bie 9?i(()t« 
 I'lbung, bcr 3'iid)tgebrnucf) ; bie ©•ntmii^nung; 
 illbgciuijtjming. 
 
 Disuse, disuvte', «. I. bet g?i(^tge« 
 brnnd) ; bie iJiic^tiibniig. 2. bcr >Jlbgnng, bai 
 'JJbfommen (eined (i)cbrand)i5 zc); bie Unge* 
 braiiit(id)feit. 
 
 Disuse, B. a. 1. n\d)t mtf}t atitaut 
 d)cn; nid)t iiben. 2. (mit from, in ob. to) 
 cntau'l^ncn (^emniibeii oon (5-tiun* ob. einer 
 ®rtd)i;); nbgeiuoljnen (©incni G"tivn6). 
 
 To disuse wine, fcmen 3Bcin inefji 
 trinfcn. 
 
 Disvaluation, dhvaluA'shun, «. 
 bie vernb|"ei)ung, ipcrabmurbignng, ©ering* 
 (<t)ap,iin<\. 
 
 Dis value, dhvald, v. a. untev 
 (dta^cn; Ijcrabfc^cn ; gcringrd)ii^cn. Shak. 
 
 Disvaiue, s. bie (^3eringi'd)ii0ung, 
 i^cnibfcijiing. [ (fiir display) cnrfjiidciu 
 
 Disvelop, disvel'tin, v.a. [ipcralb.] 
 
 ]>iSVOUCil, di/vodtsh', i>. a. 1. in 
 •^Tfif-frcbit fe()cn, i'crfd)rcien. 2. wiberfpre* 
 (f)en, luibcmifen. Shak. [nen. 
 
 Diswarii, dUwiirn', V. a. t nbivar< 
 
 Dis^vitted, diswitted , adj. ocr< 
 riii+t, nrirrifd). Draytow. 
 
 Dis'ivont, diswunt', v.a. rnrivi>l)ncn. 
 
 Dis'worsltip, diswiir'siii|), «. bai 
 (fntcl)rcnbe. (ser. (f. Ditty). 
 
 Dit, dit, «. t b(i6 (ycbid)t, Sicb. Spes. 
 
 Dit, (nngeff. dyttau) ». o. t ocrfd)Iie» 
 
 gen. MORE- 
 
 D'it, 9lbfi'irjiing o fiir doit. Much 
 good may — ye! iuol)( bffomnic C* ©nd)! 
 
 DitatiOIl , diia'shun , ((of. ditatus) 
 *. t bni5 33erfid)iTn. Bp. Hall, 
 
 Ditcii, ditsli, ((ingcff. die; ncl). dachi) 
 *. I. bcr ©rnben. 2. i - of tlie stomach, 
 bie jpcr,igrube. 3. bie (SJoffe; (boljcr) 4. (in 
 Sufamtncnfetjnngcn) ttmai "iOcrrljlofe*. 
 
 Prov. He'll die in a ditch, er mirO din 
 3iiuiie tlcrbcn. [gcborcn. Shar. 
 
 Dit c h - deli ve red , in eincm (^rnbon 
 
 Ditcli, V. n. eincn @)raben ma(f)en. 
 
 Ditcit , V. a. 1. mit einem (^>rabcn 
 obcr mit cyriiben i»crfe()cn. 2. burd) (iJrnbcn 
 nn^trorfnen, trorfcn Icgen. 3. (oft mit in 
 ob. iibout) mit cincni ©rabcn umgcben, ciin 
 fd)lic(3cn. Barret. 
 
 Ditclter, ditsh'ur, 4. ber Ci)rnber. 
 
 Ditetraliedral , diietrahe'dial, 
 (gr.) adj. [-Miimnili].] boppcit.tctriicbriftft. 
 
 Ditiiyraiiilt, dii/reiamb, > 
 
 DitliyraiiibuK, dii/ieiambus, ^ 
 #. [iilf. ^pocficl bie :Ditl)i)riinibc. 
 
 DitliyraillbiC, dil/ieiam btk, *. 
 [«j5rofob.] a) bie i)ir()i)nimbe. b) bai ^« 
 gfitlcriingi^gcbi(f)t, bcr Oia\it, Srnftgefiing, 
 bai ilfofi'licb, 9{<ifcgcbid)t. 
 
 DitliyraillbiC, adj. (^rofob.] bi< 
 tl)i)rnmfird); I'oll luiircr ■^cgciilcrnng. 
 
 Miiti(»ii, disirun, ( Int. ditio) «. bic 
 9)?od)r, (iJnunIt, :piTrrd)nft. Kvelyh. 
 
 Ditoiie, di line, (gr.) «. l^Kuf.j but 
 grofic liTj. 
 
 iVits, (fd)Ott.) stops lip. 
 
 Dittaiider, dlrandur, «. [Sot.] 
 
 bai 'iMrrfi-rfraui. li>iutiim, bic 'ilf<t)«)iir}. 
 
 Dittauy, diiiaui, (gr.)*. l^Ul M 
 
FAtP, f?ir. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, dil, cUM. TAbe. tiib, full, t//iu, Tllis. 269 
 
 DiX 
 
 Baitard dittany, tcr untd>tt ^'tptam. 
 ^of Crete, ftv frttiidje Civtoni. 
 r Dittieil, dit'tid, adj. getritUrt, find' 
 iat, iiiui'it.Uttd). 
 
 Ue, witli his soft pipe, and (nioolh d i t- 
 tied song. Milton. 
 
 mHi>, dit'(6, (it. detio) (ocuibljiilid) 
 fln(l>r Uo) arff. (ri.ientl. jui'or tjeriiflt, ia-- 
 ^tf.) 'friur, Dttgu'id)en, tbeiiraUi, dito. 
 
 Uitty, (lit'te. (OUt)cir. dilit, diliran) «. 
 tr.fi Vitt, cer OJeiniij). [trillirn. 
 
 Witty f r. 11. fdigen, etn firmed l!l«^ 
 
 l>iuretic,diiir«tik,(()r.>a<<;.L>}};eti.| 
 l^.iriureaiciiO. [bciiDe '9)htti'l. 
 
 Oiurt'tic, <■ COTIeb.] 6m l)iirurn-i: 
 
 AtiurilMlf diur'oal, (lilt. diurnuki 
 tidj. (ii<]lt.t>. — udv- Uiur'ualiy, tafHid). 
 
 If iurnal, «■ t>ni lutjebiict;, Oi»ir«>i<- 
 
 l>iuruaUHt,diur'nalist, «. ^er £8t'r: 
 fnijcr L>&rt ipiTiiiifdibtf fiiir« ingeblatte*. 
 
 Miuttirunl, diutiir'nal, adj. iniljjr 
 ftaiirriiD, DtiiuriiD, loiiijiiiirrid. Milto.i. 
 
 Oiuturiiity, diuiur'aite , «.' tie 
 lauqt Diiiier, I'aiiiiuncrigfcit. 
 , l>lv, cid)utr.) do. 
 
 I^ltivnu, devan', (or., prrf. diwan) t. 
 L ( iiirrnj Cer Cimm. 2. Cte s){iUI)S(liibe. 
 3. Dte *Kntl)*i)frr.iiimiliin(i. Pope. Miltoh. 
 ♦. I'lRneirrni ter Diunn (iirt Sopl)0>. 
 «J< IMvariCMte, dtvar'^kate, UAt.) v. 
 ■I tt)filfn; nllJetUll^^«r fptrrfii, fprtiitn. 
 
 If ivHricMte, V. n. fid) tii |iuei It^eile 
 theiicM, fid) rpnlrtn, \itt) j«rtl)fileii. 
 t ItivAriCMfiun, djvaiiki dnin, 4. 
 Vttt Ireiiiuin,!, (SAeiDinig, 'li)eiluna <iii 
 |wn ilKJle), Wiitifiipnirimg. 1. [Mna:.\ t>if 
 «lii«bttjiiiiiiij, is-riutitrrumj , Drffnun3(6tr 
 gibrm III prndjifbtnfii Sa3inf«ln). 3. t bit 
 ihrilimn tet 'iXdnunqtn ; 3»vi|^i(lfcit- 
 
 ■live, d{ve, (niigelf. dytan, gediifian} 
 
 ». w. I. a) Miidjeii, uiitft» c^« iiift>frtnii» 
 
 <btn (in'tf aii^iTnr :c. ). \>) Ijtniiiiterfrirdjfii, 
 
 burfen. 2. i (iiiit into) ai tirf eiiibriiifleii 
 
 (ill), O-tmn^ frforr(l)<n, nr<iriiiit)cn (©t>uii6). 
 
 h) 6iir(l)r(f)initn (OrtiinnM lUbiicljt). c) fid) 
 
 einliifiiii (III), fid) brtoiien (iiiit&tmn<).SiiAK. 
 
 d> (nut dowii) iintfrriiiid>fn. e) | fteljien. 
 
 2. a) To dive into the nature of things. 
 
 into arts or science. Dryden. 
 
 2 <<) Dive, thoughts, down to my soul. 
 
 Shak. 
 
 To dive for pearl* , tiittrrtaut^en , iini 
 V«rlen ju fiid)cn. 
 
 •* •ive, K. a. + frfpri(f)ni, eroruiibcn. 
 - The Curtii bravely dived tlje gulf of 
 fame. De«iiam. 
 
 Wivel, di'vel, «. [3(f>rf)Dor.| ^rr €»= 
 ttufrt, Inen, nbfpnbcrii. 
 
 If iv«l, divel', a.) v.a. abra^tn . tmu 
 
 Ifivelleiit, divel'lent, <i<^. ^eirci- 
 ^'A\t, (^breiHell^, treiineiio. 
 
 ■iivellicate, Hevel'tekite, v. a. 
 lupfiit, riipfeii, jcrriipfen, in Oeutfejerrfieeii. 
 
 lliver, di'vur, t. I. btt Ioitd>rr. 2. 
 1 btt 5i'rrd)cr, GTiirfiiiefr, '5orrd)gct|l. 3. 
 I 6fr I.ifd)fnMrb , iBr.itelivtjneitier. 4. [Or^ 
 tiitl) ] btc Iiiiid)er. 
 
 Northern diver, btt Qiitaudiet . I ni- 
 ter--, btr*9lei<fnt60P(|«. Black -throated 
 , bif ^olnrfiuf. [ mm- 
 
 Ifiverb. di'verb, «. + ba6 ©pnd)= 
 
 tBivergtSf ,d«v«rje', a>U. di^rgo) 
 
 DIV 
 
 0. «. [ S53ifTrnf(J>. ) nii£etnnnbrr(rtufen , Mi- 
 eiiiiiii&erriiljreii, abiueidjeii, ticcrairen. 
 
 If iverg'eiice, devei 'j«ns, «. [<!i3ir> 
 reni'd).] b\\i *ilu6i?iiiiiiiDerliiuteii, "llbu'i'id^cn, 
 die Dii'trgen) (jiveter Sinieii k.;. 
 
 Ifiverffeut, devirjeut, adj. a6> 
 lucictjiiiC', t>n»eri)ireiiD. 
 
 If iver^illg-Iy, dever'jingle, adv. 
 ouvi'iiuiiiterliititciio. 
 
 IfiverS) diven, (fr. divers) adj. 1. 
 uerrd^icfieii, iiiueri'd)ieDe:i, uiiuictmidg, man: 
 d^eriei oet^t diverse). 2. per|°4)le^eil (\\\t\)x 
 iild enter, nt>er iiic^t piel). 
 
 Divers-colored, pcrfct^iebene ((iirbeii 
 l)at)en!), bunt. Shak. 
 
 Ifiverse* diverse, adj. I. vtr\<))it: 
 Den (Don (rtgenrcijnftcni i. ^. i<errd)iet)en 
 irinrr pun Dem 'ilnCern). 2. inanc^fiid), niiuul;- 
 iaitij). 3. rine peri'djieCene 9{i4>[untj l;iib(iic, 
 III ueri'(t)iebenen d\'id)(unaen. 
 2. Eloquence is a diverse thing. B. Jon- 
 •oM. 3. And with teudrih creep — . 
 
 Philips. 
 
 If ivers, p. n. t fein»nct« fle^en , fidj 
 itblenfen. bpE.NscH. 
 
 If iversificatiou , deveri>iieki 
 siiiiii, s. 1. Me i25i'riuibcruii(j. 2. bit ^tv-- 
 l'd)ieDen^eit , 0}i<)ii(t)tal(iaf<'(' 3. bie ^Ub-- 
 mcdjeiiina cfier '.Uicd^Kl). 
 
 If ivertfiried, devlrsetSd, adj. vtv 
 r(t)U't)t'iiiiriit), Curd) >,Ubn>cd>£luiig, ^itt\(t^it: 
 otixtjtn btt (.^eoenilaiiCe aufQcjt'ic^net. 
 
 Ifivertiifunu, deversetuim, adj. 
 uend^ieDeihirtitj. 
 
 Ifiversifyj diver'sefi, (fr. diversi- 
 fier) V. a. 1. ou| maii(t>i'rlci '2irt nbiinOtrn, 
 jiirid^ten, permiDern, perrd)U'Cen nind^en, 
 i)irniand)fnltioen ; >ilbipi'4)oluiid in iiuM6 
 orinoen, niK dtivai abive(t)|Vin. 2. uiiter 
 id)eiCen. 
 
 If i version, diver'shun, *. I. bM 
 ■ilbunren, Cie >JlbUnruiig , ^biucnDting. 2. i 
 Die 3'T|^«""iifl. (irootjunfl , G-rljdmiij, ber 
 Stiiyerrreib , ^topup. 3. bai ipiiiDcriiip. 4. 
 l-JJfilit.J Die DiperiiiMi. 
 
 To give, to cause a diversion, [{0?i> 
 lit.J eiiic Dipcrjloii inad^fn. 
 
 IfiverKlty, dcver-Uti, (hU.) «. I. 
 Die !Btr|d)ieDeiil)eit, lliiflleidjijeit. 2. tie iBer. 
 id)ieOeiil)eit, Der UntericljieD (ini (J)cijeii|\i») v. 
 oDcntitat). 3. bie >J}fiiiidjriiliiOf"f< '•U(>iued)6: 
 iiino- 
 
 If iversly, di'versti, ade. I. perrd}ic: 
 
 Den, ycrid)ieDeiiiirtifl , ninnctjialiifl. 2, luidj 
 
 ■orrrd)iebeiieii dCid)tunaen t)Ui. 
 
 2. Uu life's vast uceau diver sly we 
 
 ■ail. Pope. 
 
 Ifivert, divert', (lat. diverto) v. a. 
 
 1. (iroiu) nblenfen, nbleiten, al'iieljcn (pen 
 (S-tiun«). 2. (with, nut, buret)) unterijiilren, 
 ergoijen, jcrilreuen, beliiiliijeu. 3. t Uur 
 subvert) limriiirjfn; the nialice of - eu 
 blood , Die ibo61)eit DeH nbjjt|\i(lcnen Sluts. 
 
 Shakspcaue. 
 
 To divert to other Rtudies, i uinfatttlii 
 (u. eiaer 'a5iiTeii|"4a|f Ju eiiicr niiDern ubcr» 
 Iji'heu). To — appropriated money to other 
 objects, eine ©umme fflrib il)ri-r 2}c|liin= 
 minig JUlui^er nu| etwii^ 'JJiiDcrce penuenDen. 
 
 Ifi»'erter, deveru'ir, ». Der 2}ilu: 
 jli.irr, CJrflo^i-r. tCer iJifbrniuej. Hale. 
 
 Jfiverticlej deveriikl, (l,n.> 4. t 
 
 DIV 
 
 Diverting-) dever't'ng, adj. btlui 
 lligcnD, erijot)lid), luilig. 
 
 lfiverti.«e, dever'tii, (fr. divertir) 
 V. a. t ergiu^en, bfluiligeii. 
 
 Ifivertiseilieilt, dever'tizmlnt^ 
 *. 1. t Cie 3)fiuiliiinn(i , l'«|1t>iirfcit. 2. bai 
 ioniliicf, 'QKiififiliicf ; b>\i Dii'crrijTeincMt. 
 
 Ifivertive, devertiv, o4/. unter» 
 Ijalreiib, beluilun'iiD, erfl&ylict). 
 
 Ifives, (iiU. 23.; #. Der reid)e «OTnnn 
 dm (ypiingrliiim). Shail. 
 
 If i vest, devest^ (fr. develir) ». a. 
 I. rtnijieljen, nu^fleiDen, entfleiDen. 2. i (of) 
 a) berauben (ormauD emer Siic^e). b) G-i. 
 neni Qtmai neljiiieii; beneljmen (eincni &e» 
 genitanDf einen 'H»f(t)ci\\). 
 
 2. a) To divest one of title or property, 
 b) To — one of his glory ; To - a sub- 
 ject of deceptive appearancesi, or falsa 
 ornaments. Webster. 
 
 To divest one's aelf of..., QtKut 
 nbleqen , einet ©ndje entfiinen , pcrjic<)ten 
 rtuf . . . , fid) (cine« 9?ed)t«) begrben. 
 
 If ivesture, deveslslnire, ) t. 
 
 Ifivestlture, dives'teuhdre.) Die 
 (S-ntfleiDuiifl, ^udfleibung, bai 3ln«jieljen, 
 ■yerauben. 
 
 If ividable, dividabl, aH). I. t^ci|> 
 bnr. 2. t ffrn, getrennf. .Shak. 
 
 Ifivide, divide', (lat. divldo) V. a. 
 1. (into) tl)cilen (ein Oinnid in mcJ)rerf 
 lljeile). 2. trenncn, i(?)eiben, nbfonDfrn. 3. 
 eintl)ei(en (in beflimmfe Ifjcile). 4. jertl;ei» 
 en, jerfct)neiben , DnrdjfdjufiDen (bai "OKeet 
 mit beni ^lele oDer D?iibern Jc). 5. ent» 
 jiveien (eine $Anii(ic2i-.). fi. tf)ei(en, An<t!)ei< 
 (\\, pertljeilen (Cetcnftnifter tc). 7. [*OTnf.] 
 pariiren. 8. [&iig(. u. ^I'rbflin. Cegifl. J 
 (beim ©tinitnen in jw^i Ifjeilp) tljeifen , nb» 
 (l;eilen (ivie in aiitrrn iVuiDern buret) ^uf' 
 )lrl;en u. SiQenbleiben ftiinmen InfTtn). 9. 
 l^^iuiDcI] Bii'iDenben gcben. 
 8. To divide a legislative house In vo> 
 ting. 
 
 The bank divides six per cent, Di< 
 Srtnf gifit cine X5ii'iDcnbe pon 6 TjJri'Ccnt. 
 
 Ifivide, V. n. 1. fi(^ trennen, fi(t> 
 fpiiltcn. 2. 1 (upon) iiiu'inig miTDen, llct) 
 entiiveien, icrfiUlcn, grtljeilrer "DJifinung fein 
 (liber). 3. (Segi*!.] fid) tl)ci(en, fid) nbtljeiieq 
 (I'oni i)>nure;; nn Dcr 31btl)eiliiiig iljeil nel)» 
 men; (f- IJivi'le Nr. 8.). 
 
 3. The emperors sat, voted and divided 
 
 with their equals. Girbok. 
 
 Ifividedly, devide'dedle, adv. ge< 
 trcnnt, bcfoiiDfr*. 
 
 Ifivideud, d'v'idend, «. 1. Der Qlm 
 rf)eil, (?)eiuinntl)cil, Die Dii'lbcnbe. 2. l^Urirl).) 
 Der X)iuiDfiib, Die Il)riliiiuiijiil)i. 
 
 To make dividends, £iiiiibenb(n ttt 
 rcd)nfii PDer pcrtljcilen 
 
 Ifivider, divt'diir, «. I. ber '^f)cilfr; 
 •Jluftljciler; SBertljfiler; Ginrljeiier; bat Il)etf 
 lenDe. 2. t Der, Die, bai SJcrnneinigenDf, 
 (S-ntjiutieiibe, bfrSrifter pimi lliieiiiigfeiteii. 3. 
 eine iilrr ©eefiMiipniJ- 4. uwd) im fl.) [ Ird)n.] 
 Der ^^iif'iirfel, 9U'glfi(l)rd)eibe, Die ll)eilf(t)ei6c. 
 
 (•ilritl).] Drr ©ii'iiVr, Iljeiier. 
 
 If i« idiiinf, devj'diug, ad}, treniirnb. 
 - i. Die Iri-iini'iig ti. 
 
 IfividunI, devidual, divid'jiial, 
 adj. 1. tl)i-iibiir. 2. gi-tl)eiiti gleict) getl^riir. 
 
270 Fate, far, f^II, fat Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, got. oil, cloe^d. Tube, tub, full, l/niu TlUsl 
 
 DIV 
 
 Divination, divini'shun, ((at.) «. 
 I. bM a5i)rl)errcl)eii , die «!lmiijnfl. 2. Die 
 teeiffafliiMG, sa3o()rrii(ierct, SEnljrfii^iiing. 
 
 Mivinator, (livcuaiiir, *. ter 'IDeir; 
 (nger, SBnfjrfager. [fiigent, lunl^rfiiafnd. 
 
 Uiviuatory, devin'aiuie, arf/'. weif: 
 
 Mivine, devnie', (Int. divinuR) udj. 
 1. 5 gotrlid). 2. gotilicf), fjiimiilifcf), im l)od)= 
 flcii QmiDi luirtrcffiid). 3. f luciffagend, 
 <il)neti&. 4. t^eologii'd), 5. QMt !jeiuei()cr, 
 6)L>tt }Ufl>luniCll6, (aid:) - worship. ttcCyi't; 
 fedi'erctjruny; - service. bcr©i)ttcS6iciifl Jc. 
 
 Divine, «. l. ttt ®cifilirf>e. 2. tcr 
 ©ottcdgflel)rte, If)ef>(iig. 
 
 Divine, v. a. i. iiorfjerfaflcn, meiffa: 
 (jcn. 2. t ycrflorteirn. Spenser. 
 
 1. Dar'.st tiiou divine liis dowiifall? 
 
 Shak. 
 
 Divine, ». n. l. af)nen. 2. meittaflcii, 
 
 Uja^rfadeii. 3. ratljen, errat()en, tmitljiuafieti. 
 
 3. Could you divine what lovers bear. 
 
 Granviu.e. 
 
 Divinely, devine'Ie, adv. 1. gitt: 
 (iif); I'ou &ott, i>om ^iinnicl. 2. i giSttlid), 
 Ijiuinilii'd). [ben. 
 
 Divinely inspired, uotl Qiott eitlflcgc: 
 
 Divineness, devine'nl^, s. 1. Me 
 65ottltc()(eit , ©i^tt^ctt. 2. ± Die &otti)tit, 
 ©Dtr(id)feir, SSorrreffliitfcit. 
 
 Diviner, devi'nur, t. I. bet '!Siai)t: 
 faflcr. 2. Dcr (Jrrat(;er, (Jiner, bcr ratljct. 
 
 Divineress, devine'ils, s. tie 
 5IDal)ri"a(ieriiiii. [ Iau(f)erfl(orfe. 
 
 Diving-- bell, dive'ing-blll, s. bic 
 
 Divinity, devln'eie, ((at. divinilas; 
 fr. divinite) t. 1. tie e)ctt()eit (ffl&tt;i(f)ffit). 
 i. fflott, bie (5)Dttf)eit. 3. i ba5 Uebernntiir: 
 liite. Shak. 4. bie ©otte«(jeIal)rtl;eit, 'l\)eo-. 
 loiit. 
 
 2. 'Tis the divinity that stirs within 
 
 us. Addison 
 
 3. They say tliere is divinity in odd 
 
 numbers. Shak. 
 
 Divi.sibility, devizibil'cte, (lat.) 
 t. bic ■5()eilCnirfcit. 
 
 Divisible, deviz'lbl, adj. t^eKbar. 
 
 Divisibleness, dev'z'cblnls, t. 
 bie ■If)eilbarfctt. 
 
 Division, dev'zh'un. ((at.) (. I. bad 
 5()eileii, bie Kjeidiiig, 3et', 9J6», &»■., 
 SBertl)ei(ung. 2. Me lljciliuia, ^ai ©ctljcilt; 
 fciii. 3. Me ©c()fibuii(i, Ireiinuiifl. 4. f bie 
 Uneiiiigfeit, 25errc^iebcn(;cit , Spaltiiiig , ber 
 SmiiT, llnfriebc. 5. bie ajfctljeiliiiifl , ber 
 ^aiife, l()eil (I'on ©a(()eii u. ^cTfonen) ; bie 
 G-intfjeiduuj. 6. ( gjlirit. ii. "War. ] bie 9I6> 
 tl)eiliin(i, Sii'ifiiMi. 7. ['iJiuf.] a) bie SSaria: 
 tiiMi. b) bic «U6tI)£iIiiiig, 1oiia6tl)ciliiiifl, 
 S^aiifc c) bet 9iorena(>|laiib; bie Imifolgc. 
 Shak. 8. bai '2.1)ciliingdjeirf)rtt , bev 23inbc; 
 flri*. 9. ber Untetrcf)ieb. 10. {9Irit^.J bie 
 
 flie(.j bie 2(l>tl;eiliiiig (ber ©tiiniiiciibcn), f. 
 Divide Nr. 8. 12. [ ©tnatSiuirtf).] bie 
 4liidt()ei(ung iber «Urbeit). 
 
 To run d i v i s i o n s, [g3?ui'.] SBariatiiMicn 
 niarfjcii, fiiiflC"' ipicfcn. 
 
 Divisional, devizh'unal, ^ adj. 
 
 Divi.<<«i<»nary, devizh'unare.) tl)ei: 
 Icnb. - lioe- bie il)eiliingdliiiic. 
 
 Dlvi«jii>ner, devizliuuur, «. f ber 
 lOeiier. 
 
 DO 
 
 Divisive, divj'siv. adj. 1. t()ci(cnb. 
 2. L'eriineinigeiib, S'lnf fliftciib. 
 
 Divisor, devi'zur, (Int.) *. ['Jlritf).] 
 ber il)eilcr, Siuifor. 
 
 Divorce, devorse', (fr.) #. 1. bie 
 ©t^eibiing, (^l;erd)eibiiiig (quoad vinculum). 
 2. bie irciimmg (jiueier (?I;E(jatten wn 
 lifrf) unb aSeti). 3. § bie Xreimuiig, ®pnl: 
 tiiiig. 4. [3?t'd)tSiVr.] bn<'©d)cii?iiiig#erfciiiir: 
 iii(}, ber G-fjcrdjeibimgi'ipnicf). 5. bie trcii-. 
 ming, bnd Zrcimeiibe (j. 55. the long - ot 
 steel, ber iind aiif Iniige trcnnciibe ©raiil. 
 Shak.). 
 
 Bill of divorce, bcr ©c^cibebrief. 
 
 Divorce, «. a. l. fdfdien (^-liegat; 
 ten). 2. treiineii ( @-ljegarteii uon iifrf) uiib 
 23ett). 3. § (from) fdjciben, gewaltintii rreti: 
 neii (poii) , niit-einaiibfrrci^en. 4. roegrl^un, 
 ciufurnen ; megncl;nieii, raubeti. 
 
 To divorce the pleasures, ben 5Jrfii= 
 ben cntfagen. 
 
 Divorcement, devorse'mcnt, s. 
 bie ©d)ciMmg, (5-l;ei"d)etbung. 
 
 Divorcer, devor'siir, ». 1. bie eine 
 (?l)ei'd)eibiiiig uernnlnffiMibc^trfon ub. ©nd)e; 
 Oer iBeriTLigeiibC. 2. [CJngl.J bnS ^Ofirglieb ber 
 re(igii)ren ©efte ber Divorcers. 
 
 Divorcive, devorse'siv, adj. fdjci; 
 tenb , trenneiib, cine ©d)cibniig, irenniiiig 
 bciuirfenb. [thatching. 
 
 Divot, (fdjl'tt. ) thin sod for 
 
 Divulgate, devul'g^te. (lat.) V. a. 
 t fiinb niiidjcii, nueiVreiigcii, perbri'itcn. 
 
 Divult^-ate, adj. hffcniUd) tn'fnnnt. 
 
 DivUig-ation, devtilga'shun, s. 
 Pie SScrbreirung, 'ilusbreitiing, SJuirpreii-- 
 giing. 
 
 Divulg-e, devulje', (lat. divnlgoi 
 V. a. 1. funb i)b. rnd)bar niad)cn, t'crbreitcn, 
 auC'iprengeii. 2. f i^itfi'utlid) Oefannt innc^i'n, 
 ucrfiiiibigen, funb luadKii. [brctter. 
 
 Divulg-er, devul'jur, «. bcr 25er; 
 
 Divulsion, deviil'.Nhuu, (Int.) s. 
 t>(i& 'Jlbrci^en, bie SBcrlc^ung. 
 
 Divulslve, dcvul'siv, adj. 1. pon 
 einnnbcr rcip^nb, abrei^enb. 2. t nbjielienb. 
 
 Dizen, dlz'n, v. a. -f fd)iniiden, 
 pn^en, iieren, auSilafftren. 
 
 To dizen one's self, (id) fc^nicgcln. 
 
 Dizz, diz, V. a. t 1. (erilniineii) per.- 
 mirreii, in ©rffaunen fc^en, periuirrtniadjen. 
 
 2. |'d)i«tiit)flig nind)cii. 
 
 Dizzard, diz'zard, ». f ber ©d)n)in; 
 bclfL'pf, ^inbbrntcl. [bel. 
 
 Dizziness, diz'zinls, «. ber @d)ivin: 
 
 To be taken with a dizziness, nut 
 beni Sd)n)inbel bcl^nftet fein, ben ©djiuinbcl 
 befoninicn. 
 
 Dizzy, diz'ze, (nngclf. dysi, dysig; 
 plnttbeurfd) biifig) adj. l. fd)minbelig. 2. 
 l"d)iuinbelig, fdjiuinbclnb (I'on ciner5piilje to 
 
 3. |'d)n)inbclig, iinbcfintnen, fjirnlod. 
 Dizzy-eyed, niigcnronenb. Shak. 
 Dizzy, V. a. 1. r fd)ivinbc(lg niac^cn. 
 
 2. i Pctnnben, irre niad)en, penuirrcn. 
 
 Do, duu, prael.dld; jip. done, (nn; 
 gelf. don; l)ii((. doen) v. a. 1. § rl)lin ( uin; 
 d)cn, pcrridjten, arbcitcii). 2. (niir for |, n. 
 to t u. i) tl)iin fiir (fineii, (rinem (to luiro 
 icbod) l)ming ausgelaffen). 3. tfjnn, crn'ciiVn, 
 crjrigen (cinen (ycfaden to. 4. i<o(I,\irl)i'n, 
 beforgcn, nudrictjteu (eiiie 23eii(t)nfr, to, an 
 
 DO 
 
 ©inen). 6. (with) a) ju f^nn, ju fdjnffen 
 l)nt'en (nut), b) nufrif^ren, nuyiuirfcn, jU 
 Srnnbe bringen (bei). c) niadjcn , niitnngen 
 (iiiit). 0. rl;_un, ju©tnnbc bringen, iiDlUnben, 
 cnbigen. 7. mnct)cn, aiifnngen, bcginnen <aI5 
 leyie^ ^iilfi'niittel, aid ,3nffiid)r). 8. jnbc. 
 reiten, jurid)ren, berciren (©peifen). 9. r^iin, 
 ansiiben. Shak. 10. (rbrciin) bifricMgrn 
 (-lOciber), berd)lafcn (bei Shak. fei)t: f)auftg). 
 
 11. bem 3iucrtc entfpredjen, nnge()en, ttel)cn, 
 paffen (f. iibrigend lueiter uiiter v. n. No. 4). 
 
 12. * marf)en, luoju bringen. 
 
 1. This man does his worli well; he 
 does more in one day than some men 
 will do in two days. Webster. 
 
 2. Do him neither good nor harm. 
 
 5. c) I can do notliiiig wiih this obstinate 
 fellow. Commerce is dull; we know 
 not what to do with our ships. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 11. I'll make the song* of Durfey do. 
 
 12. Nothing but death can do me to 
 
 respire. Spenser. 
 
 To do a picture, ein 95i(b inalen. To - a 
 part, cine 9{u((e fpielen. To be done, 
 iipc^ jn tf)un. Do him) [^aibnifpr.] fnngt 
 i()nnb! To — one todeatli, (Jine n tijbtcn, nm» 
 bringen, uin« Seben bringen, Ijinridjten. Shak, 
 To -one reason Ob. right, ^ineitl ©efdjeib 
 rljun (beiin trinfen). Shak. To - like 
 tor like, 0)Ieid)eS init ©leirfjem iiergclten. 
 I had much to- to get him come, ic^ l^otrci'ielt 
 '•)}fnl)e, il)it ju pernnlnffen, ju iibcrreben, f)ie» 
 l)cr ju fouinien. What's here to -? iv>n« 
 gibt cdl;ier; iua« ifl tai fiir ein Oarm l)ier? 
 You will — no good in it , ©ie merbeil 
 3iid)td Jnbei andrid^ren. To - good or 
 evil, @Utc6 Pbcr93iife5 t^un. To - business 
 with ..., ju tl)un i)<ibtn mit ... idle men 
 know not what to — with themselves, 
 0)hi#iggangct luiffen nidjt, mni fte anfnngen 
 fodcn. Will yon - as we -? lucHcn ©ie 
 unfcr OJail fein? Your letter will - much 
 witli him, 3()r 93rief luirb 25iel bei il;m aii5« 
 rid)ten. I can - nothing with him, id) fanit 
 ii)n JU 3tid)t6 bewegen. To - open , nuf« 
 niad)cn , bffncn. — as you would be done 
 by , Ijanble , luie man nn bir ()nnbeln foil. 
 To have to — with etc., jti tljun, jll fc^nffcil 
 l)abcn init ©incni obcr niit gta-ad. Church 
 was done, bie ilird)c ivar and. All i» 
 done, 21(led ifl pt^rbei, mi, jn (?nbe. The 
 meat was not done enough, bad (Jlcifc^ 
 lunr nit^t gar. [ein "Wnl ntnd)en, tljun. 
 
 To do again, loiebcr, pon 3?cucm, nod) 
 
 To do away, 1. iuegfd)nffcn , lucgnelj* 
 men , luegrljnn. To - the rust, pom SRoile 
 friubcrn. '1. i befeitigen (niifljcben, jrriliiren). 
 
 To do into, 1. I)ineintl)un. 2. i To - 
 English, ind (fnglifdje iiberfc^cn; to - Ger- 
 man, perbeutft^cn. |jief)cn. 
 
 To do off, abinac^en, abnc^men, abt 
 
 To do on, nnlegen, anjief^cn, nninad)en. 
 
 To do out, andlofd)en, nudn)ifd)en, and* 
 (Treid)en, perli!ifd)en. 
 
 To do over, liberjic^cn , i"iberflrei£<)en, 
 I'iberlegen. To— again, uoii 9ci'iicm iibee» 
 iiel)en. To -with gold, with silver, with 
 lead, pergolben, perfilbcrn, pftbleien. 
 
 To do up, 1. jufnninienlcgen, falten. 1. 
 cinparfcii. 
 
 Doy V. n, I. tf)uii, banbtlii; fUtf 
 
Fate, fftr, fall, fat. Mh, met. Fine. fin. NA, move, n6p, got. oil, rl6nd. Ti^he, tub, fnrF. t/nn. TFIis. $^71 
 
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 bfnfhmen. 2. fi(^ 6fffn^en (in Wnfe^iing ber 
 (*)fiiinbf)eit). 3. fleliii(]eii ; fnti<\ weritn , )u 
 €raui?e fiitnmen. 4 nngrfjeii; (mit for) (le> 
 l)rii ; paffeii , tauaiid) , c^m oeitiin ('fin (ft'ir 
 Vttx JU>. 5. (lint with) To hRve lo — witli, 
 {11 if)uii fjnben, in Wefrf><iften fleljen (mit). 
 
 He had much to do, t& iviirbe ti)ni 
 fiiiier. Have done. I. (joreii (£ie niif, 
 e* ill !l^i>ii<i. 2. inffen ©ie e* <jut feiii. 
 1 have done with ihein, 1. id) bill niit 
 ihneii {ti ©taiite oefummcii. 2. id) e^tbt fte 
 rtuf. Thai will -, iicii riid)r fjin, I'^pii giit! 
 \ou would — well to come etc. , @ie iviirs 
 ten mc>l)I biirnn tf)iiii, ivrnii €ie fniueii k. 
 You have done very ill with her, 31)^ fjfit"' 
 ffl)rfd)Ied)tnii il)r(jihnnbelt. What lo- with? 
 wwv fiimirniifiiiiflfii? luie 6ai<onlr«fonim«ii? 
 H)iirf)fn 2De<i niird)l(ijieii? — no no more, 
 fl)ir tat nid)t me^t. The road will - foi 
 the present, cer^ig ijl fun>t;t ii"( fltiHin- 
 
 To have c.-irn:i||y lo — with a woninn, fid) 
 mit eiiiiT Jniii pcifdjiid) i'friiiifrt)cn. How 
 d'ye? p6. how d'ye do? vi. how do you 
 do? how -you? luif (jr()t U ^^ntttl wit 
 bi-niiDeii Sit fit^? A little won't - ioi 
 bliu, <HJeiiig Ijilft i()ni 9iid)t<. That won't 
 -. I. iai innnt iiid)t |ti. 2. Dnf fltfjt nid)t 
 (in; that won't - with ..., boiiiit ri<i)tct 
 ninn bei ... 9iid)t« nii«. 
 
 frue. Do well, and have well, mie ttinn 
 fid) bcttft, fo idjhift mnn. Self do, Mlf 
 have, iver e4 einfltbrocrc l}ot, inu0 e< aii6s 
 fffcn. 
 
 Wo, rnirt femtr gebrauc^t: 
 
 1. aie jfii'iueirinui'rt a) ^iir 25iI6iing tti 
 praes. II. praet- , linb ^lUiir ini praes. ot't 
 01* blogcfi JJiilliuiTt, jiiiui'iltii }ur SScrflnr: 
 fling; tin praet. bri'ieft t« tit I'ergimijtnc 
 3tu (1116 , al& : Tliii just reproach (lieir 
 «iriue doei excite ( (liitt exciiei, niad)r 
 reqt). Drvdeh. b) jiir ^MlMing frngenbcr 
 £ii()t, ale: - you intend to go? I)aetii ®ie 
 tin \£iiiii(, iu gi'l)cn? 
 
 2. iTlli'trtrcftiib , nni bie 2Ciebrrf)Pfiing 
 riiirf Siini'i^rtc* ju ueriiieiben, ali : 1 *hall 
 probably coaie, but it 1 do not (abCT ivenil 
 id) nid)t foninie, u'O nid)t), you uiuti not 
 wait. Did you not reiide Bt Bristol? I 
 
 never did. ii>of)nten 6ie nic^t ill ibrifloi? 
 nciii, niftiinli. 
 
 3. ini tmprrat., um fin bringfnbrt Qr> 
 frrtsrnipi>bercinen 9Jefel)inn«iiiCirricfcn, nl*: 
 Hake hiikie, do! btetlcn ©if fid) M'rf)I - 
 come. — but come, couie, — l fiMnillCll @ie 
 bod)! Help me, -! (jiif mit t>o<i)< nin^e 
 brd}! 
 
 4. ftnp^atifd) , uin ber 9?ebe nie()r 9?ocf>- 
 OrU(f iU gcbcil, cJ6: She it coquetish , but 
 •till 1 do love her, (abcr id) licbc fit beiu 
 
 &. iurattlen auc^ uin brn ®cgeiifa^ f)er> 
 •crilll)eb(ll , alt: I did love him, but he 
 lias lost my afTections , id) licbte it)li 
 iDirflid) 2c. 
 
 Do-all, Octnnnb, bnr Mtt in Mftcni 
 Ifl, ba6 JJ.ifioium. -little, ber 2Denig= 
 ttjiirc. 
 
 Ito, «. 1. bn« Wi>{|ii(^e (lf)un, (St: 
 fd)ait>. 2. tfr i.'nrin , b\i« ©ernufd). 3. 
 4", I'Kuf.J brr ioii C. 
 
 I have done my do, id) i)abt tai ^ri 
 niflc I'btr niriii OXi'sJ"^)!!'* 0''i'>i"' T' lieep 
 
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 a heavy (great) -, uicl Sflrm ob. 53}eftn« 
 imidifn. 
 
 IBoand, ((dfett.) p. pr. doing. 
 
 Mont, dot, o. n. f. Dote. [i^on*. 
 
 Uobbin, dob'biii, s. c^ffrbfnanie) 
 
 liobe, dob, (fur Rubin; «. Diobert 
 (9iiiiiiej. 
 
 Modi - an <• dorracli » [Orl.j 
 
 stirrup- L>b. p a r t i ii g - c u p. 
 
 Itoeed, do'sed, ». [Wiif. ] tai 
 ^nrttrrt. (lenffnm. Milton. 
 
 Oocible , du'xebl, adj. gelet}rig ; 
 
 Itocibility, doseiiileie. ( t. 
 
 JUocibleuess, doseblnes, ^ Die 
 (5)cltl)rtgfti[, Sentfaiiifeit. 
 
 Ifocile, du'sil, dOK'sil, a. docilis) 
 adj. gclel}rig, lenffnin. (tcit ; ecnffamfeit. 
 
 Ifocility, dohlreii. t. bie @t-U'l;rig: 
 
 Mociinacy, dosemase, (gr.) *■ 
 [6l)im.] Me iJJri'birfunil. 
 
 WociinastiCj diWmas'tik, (gr.> 
 adj. [(?l)tin.J <l>rolnr... -art, bie $rol>it= 
 funit. - lamp, lie 'ipri'birhinipe. 
 
 Ifock, dok, (nngelf. doece) #. [Sot.] 
 D.16 ■iliiipfcrfmiit; bit OJcinbiBurj. Shak. 
 
 Uock, (It), lociaw) 0. a. 1. (lbfd)ll(l' 
 6en, 1I119CU (^;j5fer6ef(ftiumije 10. 2. ifiirjen, 
 ueriuiiibcrn, befd)ntiben (eine iHet^mingi. 3. 
 I'Wnr.l ill bie Socfe briiigeii, einbriiigen, 
 legeii ober fd)iiiTfn (eiii ©d)iiTi- 
 
 To dock an entail, [ :i){ec^t;fpr. ] (ine 
 •Jlfrfrfiiireoiiiig iiiiiilo^eii. 
 
 IVock, *. I. ber @tumpf (abgeiln^te 
 >)5ferDerd)ii)iiu}>. 2. brtS jlrcui (eiiu'« '4>tiT> 
 befi). 3. ber ©djivniijricnu'n (nm ^ftrbc! 
 i\ii<S)\rr), bie €d>'i>e'lT4)fibe. 4. bie ©d)ii)ani! 
 ni-infiifd)liiige. 
 
 IVock, (Qott). dok) «. ['yjiat.] bie 
 Dorte. Dry -, bat 2Berft, (5d)iffJn»erft. 
 Wet -, tai aSerfen. 
 
 Dock-dues, --duty, bie !Do(fenge: 
 bu^r, tat Dorfciigelb. --yard, tai i£d)iff^= 
 luerfr. ber (£d)ifft:-(jolm, tat ©eeniiigajm. 
 
 IVocket, dok'it, «. I. ber ^ilii^jng 
 (ant ciiicr groijern (Sd)rift ic.). 2. [5?niibeii 
 a) ber ^BaarennbreMjertef, bie itnrie (auf 
 2i3anren>. b) tai 2Serjeid)nic, iOnareu: 
 i'erjeid)iii&. 3. § bie Ci|1e, tai a5erjfid)nig ; 
 cbiil;er> 4. i3?ed)t^fpr.] bn5^roieguerieid>iii0, 
 bie 'iJJroieMtabede. 
 
 Tu strike a docket, bie 3n()rutig£iin: 
 fnl;igfei( eine$ ®ct)iilbner< vox Qiivid)t m> 
 jeigen. 
 
 llocket, 0. a. 1. fumnmrifc^ oer: 
 jeid)ncn, aiiPiiel}en, einen atufijiig niod)en 
 U'Oii); [i){ed)i6fpr.J beflgniren ((£d)riften, 
 'Ilfteu 20. 2. eiiitrrt<jen (in ein 2>frjii(ftiii6) ; 
 iiiif belli SCiicfeu oon ©d)riften, 91ticii|lii(feii 
 2c. i'cricid)ncn (ben Snijrtit berfelben). 3. 
 UpanfclJ mit eineni SBanrennbrefJicttcI oer^ 
 feljen, uberf(<)reiben, nut einer illbreffe ocr. 
 |Vl)cn. 
 
 l>OC<or, dok'tur, ((at. doceo) «. 1. 
 ber I'eljrcr. 2. ber @elcl)rte. 3. ber Cortor 
 (irgenb einer {Jnfultnt). 4. (befonber^; ber 
 'jlrit, Dofror (ber 'OKebijin ). 4. ber Coftor 
 (litel einiger ilird)eiu)nter). 5. pi. gc: 
 fiidte, iaUct)t SJurfel. 6.0 ein geiiiird)te5 
 0)etr>inf i<on yXild), 9ium, WiiffiUiiiiO itiib 
 2Sjiii|cr. [Jioftor lutrcen. 
 
 To take one's degree of doctor, 
 D o c t o r ' s - c m 111 u u s , bi1£ Ji oIU'> 
 
 DOD 
 
 ginm ber 9?ed)t*gere8rten (ein geiilfi^er nnb 
 n)eltlid)er(i)erid)t6()0tiii 2onbon). -'s-locks, 
 pl. eine iJlrt <Sd)l6fTer dii DJeifenxigcn. -'•• 
 St uff, e bie Slvinci. [nrjten. 
 
 IVoctor, V. a. o fiiriren, nrineten, 
 
 lioctor, V. n ))drjtiid)c ^taxii treU 
 ben, bofterii, boftorn. 
 
 Itocforal, ddk'toral, adj. bpftor* 
 tiiiigig, ©of tor... — adv. Doc'torally, 
 bofrormiipig. 
 
 Ifoctorate, dnk'turite , *. bt« 
 Dofforuulrbe, bii^ Dofromt, ber Doftorfjnt. 
 
 Uoctorate , »■ a. jum Dottov 
 iiind)iii. 
 
 Itoctorly, dok'u'rie. nrfo. gele^rt 
 
 IIoC<Orslli|l, dnk'lurship, «. bi< 
 Boftrnuiirbe, ber Doftorhnt. 
 
 Ifoctress, dok'rrl^. ^ «. bie 
 
 Ooct<»rf <;<«.<«, dnk'tiires.^ Coftprtnn. 
 
 Moetrinal, dok'tienal. adj. 1. tint 
 S?el)re eiitljiKtenb, jiir Scfjre ge(;orig , belfl)» 
 reiib. 2. yir SihrPiiiiit geliorig. [Cebrbiid). 
 
 Ooctriiial, s. ber l.'efirtl)eir ; bii< 
 
 lioctrinaliy, dnk'ninal^. adv. in 
 ber Jonii einer Seljre, ali eine l'el)re; beiitli(t>, 
 iin^briirflid). 
 
 Ifoctfrine, dok'tr'n.*. l.$bi( fie^re. 
 2. ber llnteri i(<)t. 3. bie 5Ciffenfd)nft; ®e. 
 le^rfninfeit. 
 
 Document, dok'iliiiient, (tat.) «. 
 I. bie 25orfd)riff, *}lnn)eifiiiig, 9>c(cl)riing, be? 
 nnterrid)t. 2. ber »D?ad)trprii((). 3. ['J?cd)t«» 
 fpr.] biiij fd)riftlid)e 3>eit)ei6|lilrf, biellrfunbe, 
 ©eiuei*fd)rift, bni5 Dofimieiit. 
 
 Documents of a shipment, [Seef)(inb.] 
 bie SBorhibungi-bPfiiiiicnrc. 
 
 llocuinent, v. a. \. mit !5emel$« 
 (lutfeu , Dofiimeiiten oerfeljeii. 2. Iel;ren, 
 niiterridjten ; (eiten. 
 I. A ship should be documented ao* 
 cording to the directions of law. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Uocuinental, dokumen tai, a<ij. 
 I. jur Ci'Ijre , jiiiu llnterrid)te geljorig, uor» 
 fd)niilid). 2. urfiiiibttrf), bofunifntflrifd). 
 
 Mocuineutary, dokumen'tari, 
 adj. urfiiiiMiil). [Dotrer, bie 5'>irf)^i<''''' 
 
 IVodder, dod'dAr , s. [Sot.] ber 
 
 Doddered, dod'durd, adj. mit 
 5lnd>iH'ibe libcrmncfjrfii. [fpii'nier. 
 
 lioddie , (\d)ctt.) eine Knf) oljne 
 
 Doddle, dod'dl, V. n. 6 ()iimpefii. 
 To - about obtr along, ^eriiiiiiBOrfclil (im 
 (yel)fn), ciii()ermii(fe(n. [Swolferf. 
 
 DodecaffOn, dndck'agon, «. tai 
 
 Dodecaji^-yn, dodck'ajln, (gr.) «. 
 [93ot.] bie jioodioeiberige 'ipffnnje. 
 
 DodecaS'ynian , dodekajin'y^n, 
 adj. ISof.l ju'olpviMbrrig (f. obcn). 
 
 Dodecaliedral, dodekahe'dral, 
 (gr.)«fO' i(^3ein!i.J jau>lffl.id)ig. 
 
 Doderaliedron, dodekalii'drnn, 
 (gr.) «. [©com.j tat Bobefnebrou, S'Ui'lf* 
 find). 
 
 Dodecander, dt'idekan'dur, (gr.) 
 #. [530t. 1 bie iU'oifmiiiincrige ^flnnje. 
 
 Dodecaildrian, dodekandr^an, 
 (gr.) adj. |23ot.J jii'iMiniiiiuierig, bPbef«n» 
 brifd) (f. obeii). 
 
 Dodecateinorion, dod^katam 
 6'ieoii. (gr.i *. t I'iijlroii. ] ba« Swijiftd 
 iiimi &-:e'\et). 
 
272 Fatp, far, fall. fat. M^, met. Fine, fin. NA, move. n6r. got, oil, rloi'id. Tnhe. tuh, fnll. i/mii. Tills: 
 
 DOD 
 
 ' lioflecnteinory , dodekateoi'- 
 Are, flr.) *. t-]J|lroii.] irflfuP eiiieS ^fr jm&If 
 j^jiinmeljljainVr, ju'5lf l)iimiilii'd)e» 3eirt)t'ii. 
 
 Uoflg'ef dodje, V. n. J XI. O 1. 
 (with, e-iia-m ) plbtjlid) M\i ^^m SBen^' 
 (jfhfii, niiftie ©tite fpriiuien oBer tii()reii. 1. 
 frt)laii, liiltn jii 2t3fvFe flfljeii; <55infeliiiac, 
 Siiinfe, Sniffe jicl>raiid)eii , 2Iu«fJii(f)re uor; 
 brinflen nB. fud)eii. 3. iVnffen (iiiit (S-iiioui), 
 G'incn fiippcii, iiiifiiifjeii, bci Bet'Tirtfe l)erutn: 
 fuiiren, l)erimijic()cn. 
 
 liodg-e , p. a. }) 11. o (iii« bent 'S3enf 
 flfljen, buret) ciiieii Seiteiifpruufl aiifiweidjeii 
 (eiiier SiiiU'I k.). 
 
 ]>4>dg'er, dodje'ur , t. o 1. bcr 
 8{viiifemiirf)er. 2. ber ipcrunijicljotr. 
 
 IBodg't^ry, dodje'uie. *. o 1. bie 
 9uiiife, .ftiiiffe. 2. bnS 2tiifiiel;en. 
 
 nodliin, dnd'kiii , *. [^ixnixo.] 
 bfr fle;ne Dent, 5pe(lcr. 
 
 l>odina.ii, dod'man, «. [Tiaturt).] 
 bie ®rf)nleiirrt)nf(fc. [I'Dgtl. 
 
 liodo, do'do. *. [Drnitf).] bcr 2i5ma= 
 
 Doe, do, COllflelf. da-; btin. daa) *. 1. 
 (ifl^ X>amt[)icr, bic Damaeig, ipiiibinu. 2. 
 i Mc »c0e. 
 
 Doe-rabbit, bn« ^anitic^enn)ci6(<)en. 
 
 ]*ue , «. i bn« 65ci"cf)nft- 
 
 IBoer, dou'i'ir, (i>. do) «. I. bcr 11)11: 
 tcr, «JKii(()er; (ofj ©iiur, bcr (ttwAi tl)iir. 
 2. bcr ®cid)nfriflc. 3. j tlie - of one's liair, 
 bcr $nnrfriiu^ier. 4. (obfcon) ©intr, bcr em 
 5lBeib bt\d)\a\i, bcfriebigt. Shak. 
 
 Itoes, duz, (jiifnmntengejoflcn one 
 doetli) fiir doth, brittc iJJcriOll praea. ind. 
 V. to Do. 
 
 l>uir, dof, (pen do u. oflr> t>. a. ? I. 
 flblciicn , aiifiicfjen ( il^ibiiiigSilurfe JC). 
 Shak. 2. nii^iiifjcii , ciitbloecii. 3. lucgtljiin, 
 n)Cflrd)affcii, ivcgiwcrfen, lo5iuerben. 4. niif: 
 Ijiilreii, l)inl)iiltcii; iuifrd)icbcii. 
 1. And made us doff our eaiy robes of 
 peace. Suak. 
 
 3. To doff their dire di.stre.sses. Shak. 
 
 4. Every day Ihou doff'st me with some 
 
 device. Shak. 
 
 W^o^, dog. (nrtn. dog; fr. dogue) *. 
 I. bcr i>iiiib. 2. in Siifntnnicnrc^iinoca bc= 
 bciitet dog a) ^<\6 •"Birinndjcn, tnauiilid)c 
 H)icr, ol«: a --fox, bcr(nuinnlid)C) iJtidjfi, 
 « --ape, bcr (tnnnnlia)C) atjfe Jc. b) eiiuns 
 gd)lcd)tc*, 0)rniciiicg, luic tai X)futrrt)c 
 5?unB, nli: dog-rose, bie ivilBc Sfofc. 
 5?ancbiittcnrorc k. 3. bcr ^cncrljiinb, JJcucr; 
 iH'tf, i'rnnM'orf. 4. (Srijimptmi'rt) BcripiinB ; 
 bloody -, bcr aMiirl^unb. 5. bcr 5piiiib|lcrn, 
 €irin«. 6. [>)l?nr.] bic Iciifclffliinc 7. 
 I3i»imcr()<inbiu.] bie ^inmnicr. 8. o T "• i 
 bcr Jtcrl, ^iirrd)e. 
 
 A little dog, cin S»l"inbcf)cn. To ani- 
 maie the — s with tlie liorn and the voice, 
 [^U}aibini"pr.] bie 5?unBe nnfri)'d)cn. To give, 
 to send or throw to llie -s, i I)ilh1ll$>, lUCfl: 
 nurfen, i>crprnffcii, vcriiriibcn. To go to rhe-s, 
 t in bie SSBirfcn rb. 'iJJilje (icl)cn, riiinirriurr> 
 ben , oiif ben ipunb fi>niincn, ftd) on ben 
 iBcrtcltlab bntigcn, an Ben -^circlilnb fpniincn. 
 
 Proo. To liave a dog in one's belly, 
 Arnirlld), t"cl)r iitirr Cniinc icin. What; keep 
 a-and bark niysell ? ivic! id) |Vfl i.'curcl).1lton 
 nub ^{\ti Klbll tl)llll^ To play the - in 
 the manger, bcn •JiClMlOlllUH'l niild);'ll. He 
 
 DOG 
 
 it an old dog at it, er ifl ein ntter, nii«ge(ern! 
 
 rcr '5iid)6, er t)iit'6 redjt am ®d)niird)cn. A 
 hnngry - will eat a dirty pudding, ipimgiT 
 i|1 bcr beite i<od). An old - will learn no 
 tricks, lunsipniisdjen nid)t (eriit, lernri?an«j 
 nininicrnu'l;r. A mere ■ in a doutjlet, eui 
 ipiinBi'foti. 
 
 D o g a p p e t i t e, ber$cig()iingcr, ipunb^:, 
 Od)fenl;iiii!]cr. --bane, ta^ot.J bcr ipuuBfi: 
 ti'ljl. - berry, Bie ipuiib^bccre. —-berry- 
 iree, [2r>ot.] bcr .§)llllb6PccrbiUim , ipiinftj; 
 L'e<r lira lid). — bolt, a> *. 1. bus ipiiiiBc; 
 mcl)l. 2. i bcr |"d)lcd)te, |"d)i>flc f\tx[. h) adj. 
 rd)ofcl, fc^lcdjt. — brier, [iSot.j bcr ipngc= 
 Purfciiilraiic^. --buffer, o Ber.^iaiBcBicb. 
 --ciieap', adj. fpprtiuoljlfcil. --collar, 
 bnfi i^iinbcl;al5biiiiC. --day, bcr ipiiiiBe: 
 tflfl. --draw, ["J{e(^)t5rpr.j bii6 (i'rcappcii 
 tmti eincn o'^flf'jni'b ""t jtdj fuljrenbcii 
 ^iiJiibBiebs .aiif fn|'d)cr X\)At. -'»-dung, 
 Linbnfsfiibr.J Bie 23eije niit ^uiibcinijl. -- 
 light, bcr itiinipt iH)ifd)eii imci ipuiiBcii. 
 --fish, LJi'it'irfl.J bcr *2eeI;iiiiB. --fly. 
 Bie ipiinbi/licflc. --fox,a)«. 1. bcr (iiiniui; 
 iidjc; 'iJiid)^. 2. adj. i i'd)lnii luie em (J"d;iS. 
 
 --hearted, bpC'l)ilft , O^'ill'MHn / UUbiirUl: 
 l)cr|ig. --hole, i ia& ipimbcloc^ , Bcr 
 ipimBeilnU ( erbarnilid)c SlBoljiiuiig). -• 
 keeper, bcr ipuilBciUiirtcr. —-kennel 
 Ob. — -h o u s e, bicipimbcl^iitte, bcripunbeiloll. 
 --latin, bil6 iviid)CllliUcin. —-leech, 
 ccr ipunbcbof ror. --louse, bie ©d)nflnu^. 
 --mad, tott luie ein ipuiib. --rose, bic 
 ^piigcbutrcnrofc, ipnQtrDrc. -' s - b a n c, L^Sot. J 
 bcr ipiinb6fii|;l. -'s-ear, 1. [JBot.) bn6 
 ipiircnel}r. 2. Mi G'!ei«ol;r (in cineni 2?iid)C;. 
 -'sgrass, [33or.J biifi i?unB6flm6. -- 
 sick, IjunB^fninf. --skin, udj. POM 
 5piinDeleBcr, l;unBcIcbcrn. --sleep, ber 
 ucrilelltc ©djbif; to sleep a -, tljiin, al6 ob 
 iiiiin |"ci)infc. -'s-uieat, 1. bcr Ucbcrrc|l, 
 'iibljiib, bii6 ^unBcfuttcr. 2. ± ia& fd)icd)te 
 3cnij. -'»- mercury, [aSot.] bii^ ipimbf; 
 binaclfraut. -'s-rue, L23ot.] cine atri 
 QJrnuniuuri. --star, bcr ipimbitcrn, Si; 
 riu«. —-stones, (93ot.] bii^ iJiinbcnfrnur. 
 — too til, (pi. —-teeth) [JuuU.J bcr 
 ipunb^i, ipnnbc!, 2Iugciiinl;n. -'s-tongue. 
 [ijot.j bicipunbejimge. -'s- tooth, isyot.j 
 bcr $nnbi'i'i')i'- --tooth -violet, t23ct.J 
 bic 6d)opiuurj. --trick, bcr tiirfiidji' 
 v&treid). --trot, bcr ipiinbi5», 5punbctmi'. 
 --vane, [OJfiir.] bcr 25orblicf er. - - w a t c li. 
 i'i)}iiir.l bic 5piinB£iuiic^c (cine ii3nd)c i>on jc 
 jiuci ©ninbcn, jiuifdjcn 4 unb 8 lli;r >7rad)> 
 tuittngfi). --weary, l)nnbe!, Ijiiiibt-iiuibc. 
 -'s-weed, [Siu J bie ficincn 3n)icbcln, 
 ber €d)ntrtMu(f). --wood, [iiJot.] bic 
 gtrd)frcl;ine. — wood-tree, [Sjot.J bie gc; 
 nici^c '5ird)trct)me. 
 
 "•»S» "• "• '• Qtnianb) nn^fpi'iren, 
 
 niifiivitrcrn, ((fincni; niid)rpuren. 2. (G-incni) 
 
 niif betn 5n0e folflcn, nrt(t)gel)en , ((*incn) 
 
 briiiigen. 
 
 2. i have been pursued, dogged, and 
 
 way-laid. Pope. 
 
 IVog'nte, do'gAie, «. [SJcnct. QJcfci).] 
 bie ^lirDc ciiic^ Dogcn, Dogciiu'ilrbe. 
 
 llo^Of doje, (niigrlf. toga, tcoche) t. 
 I23cucf. (iJcid).! bcr Coge 
 
 liotfl^ed , dogged, adj. prrbrir01i(^, 
 bi'iricr, finilrr, :iiiirri|V?). 
 
 DOL 
 
 Mtog-gredly, dog'gldie, adv. (an<' 
 nil'*, niuri-ifd), uercricfjlid), l}arr, imfrcunbt 
 lid); ilorfifd), uiit ciner tlmTird)t'n (5-iurd)lPf» 
 fcnfjcit. liniirrifd)c -IBciVn, Bic iit'ic iiiitiiie. 
 
 IJoq-jyedues.s, dog'gednos, J. Bn8 
 
 Moggrer, dAg'gUr. ». i. [-Wor.j bcr 
 Dogger, ba6 Dogbot, bie ©(feniacfc. 2. Bet 
 ®ccl)imb. iciriii'' (0. SBcnen). 
 
 Mog-g-erel. dog'giei, adj. f rd)icrf)t, 
 
 Wog-g-erel, *. I^^Srofob-J bcr JJniitcI. 
 reini, Bic •tvcinicrd. |i?niltcIreiiii,Siiittclucri. 
 
 Doggerel-rhyme, — -verse, beS 
 
 Aog^g-erHiail , dog'giiinian , s, 
 ['))^^r.J Bcr 'Warroie oimi ciuein Dogger. 
 
 JOug-g-iSiil, dog'gish, adj. l;iiiiBiftt} 
 iniirrifd), belplg, <nnfi)"d). 
 
 liug'ly, dog'le, adv. f (jiinBifd) 
 
 19og:in», dog'nia. (gr.) *. I. |'$t)iof.] 
 Ber ilcl;rrai;. 2. [fanon. ae.J Bcr (i)uuibciid» 
 fii^, BiiiJ Dogiiiii. 
 
 Mog-iiintic, dngjnai'ik , \ 
 
 Ilo^lUiltiCAl, doginat'ekal.^ " 
 1. bogiiiiUird). 2. Bogiiintifit), gebicccriid). 3. 
 gcbicicrifd), lel)rtnciilcrlic(). - adv. D o g m a ti- 
 cally , bogmnrifil). 
 
 l>Ug-|liaticalliess , dogmatekaN 
 ivcs, *. Bcr eiitrd)i'iBcnBe ion, b>i5 geUicte* 
 ri|'d)C, bogniiuifdje, lc^rnici|lcrli4)e aUefeu, 
 bcr 2ci)rton. 
 
 JUog^iumtisin, dog'iuaii^m, «. bit 
 ^c|1iiimitl)cit Bcr ^Bieinung ; bet gibietcrif(|>e, 
 Ion. 
 
 Oog-nintisi, dog'maiist , s. bet 
 brciilc a5cl;niiptcr, 'Jlb|'prcd)cr ; gcbicterifct)* 
 £cl)rer. 
 
 Uog'lliufize, dog'matize. v. n. itn 
 iib!prcd)cnbcii , eiirrd)cibciibcn ioiie bcljnup* 
 ten, nbfpred)en, boginntiilren. 
 
 Ifug-iiiatizery dog'matuur , f 
 Dogmatist. [ s t ii p i d ; d o t i n g. 
 
 Vuiled, dj'Ied, (rd)Ott.) dazed; 
 
 ]>uily, doe le, t. I. 10iibt>.J cine 9trt 
 233o(lcii}eiig. 2. cin ficiiicij Xi|"d)riid). 
 
 l>oiU{{°, duu ing, s. iai 11}iiii, bic 
 5pnnBliing, X\)at. -adj. tf)ucnb, dnnbclnb; 
 bcrd)aftigt, QtfdjiMtiQ. 
 
 In the deed doing, nuf frifc^cr XtjaL 
 'Tis a -, ed i|l in bcr Slrbcit. It has been 
 long a-, man nrbcitct |'d)Pn Iniige Bnnin. 
 To keep one — , Jeniiiiib im SUI;cin , in 
 bcr Il}atigfeit erfjnltcn , ©inctn feinc dlut)t 
 liiJTcn. It is your - that , 3t)r fcib (Sd)iilb, 
 Bag ... The business -, [5pailBcl] bcr ge« 
 gciiiuartige Oicfdjafr^gang. Little is - ia 
 coifee, [5paiibclJ bcr fiaffee (jcf)t nidft flaxt, 
 gcl;t ipcnig inn. 
 
 I9<>iug-.«, doo'lngz, t.pl. I. tieZfjaten, 
 5panBliiiigcii, 93etrid)riingcn. 2. bie3>cgcbeii« 
 Ijcitcii; bcr SBorfatl, bie SBorfafle. 3. iai »e» 
 tragcn, Bie Sinffuljrnnfl, '>B?anicren. 4. bet 
 £arm, imi ®er.iiird). 
 
 Fine doings' these! fiber bie {'((ipnc 
 9lllffl'll}rung. You make tine -, | bil mrtd)ff 
 l'd)i>ne ©nd)en, bu fill^rit bid) fdfm, gut auf. 
 Jolly -, L'lijlbarfcircn, 5c|liid)fcirtn. 
 
 Itoit, d6it, (l)oll.duyt) «. i. [OTllnjlu.] 
 bcr Dent, ipcfler djoflanb. ©clb). 2. o dlte, 
 bcr ^^fifferling (^Irinigfclr). 
 
 IfoKt^d, (rd)rft ) turned to do- 
 tage, slupified. hebetated. 
 
 Itol, dol, I 'jlbftirjuitg o. Dorothy) 
 *. oitHibmi.) Dordjcn. 
 
F^te, ffir, (h\l fat. Mi, met. Fine, f fn. N6, m6ve. nir, gSt, 6fl, MU. TiSbe, tab, ftill. «//in. THi«. 273 
 
 DOL 
 
 Dolabrlform, d6lab'rlform , (I.) 
 adj [!5ot.l l)ct)clf&nniij. 
 
 Dole, dMe, ((At. dolor) «. tet ffuni: 
 ttirr, Q)ram, iit f&tttubni^, iat Qitni; ^ie 
 Sffirffftnge. 
 
 Dole, dole, (flngetr. dal; rufT- dniia) 
 ». I. i tie ajerKjeifiiitg, 9lu6f^eilun<]. Shak. 
 i. ter XtjtH, 2liitt)fir. 3. Me Ortbe, Spenbe, 
 ta6 ^Ulmcfen. Shar. Drydex . 4. bie <3tretc^e, 
 ©(Woije; bie trndjt ©(^Iniie. Miltoh. 5. -f 
 tie ®renje. 6. [jOertl.] ber9?nin, P5renjrrtiii. 
 
 Prov. Happy man be liis dole, ivrr bat 
 ©liirf t)at, futjrt bie SBrnut nnd) ijdiufe. 
 
 Shak. 
 
 Dole-beer, bfl* nn bie Slrmen niif; 
 ^etl)eiUe Sier. —-bote, bai ©itmrrieii: 
 fltie. --fiih, [ 55irrf)erei 1 ber 91iit()fir ei: 
 nes •TOafnM'eii nti ?y'r<^<" <'" f<' i)iPrbffe). 
 — - ai e a d o «v . Me ^Irie , uiornn Wehrrrf 
 ^hfil hflbrn, ©einciiiroitfe. — utone. ber 
 «J}iiirfilfin. liVfiibfii. 
 
 IKule, V. a. •}■ nii«tf)riren , i>frt()rilcii, 
 
 U«»leffiil, d^le'lnl, ndj. riiiiinirr> 
 ri'X, rriiiinn; fifldlid), iniiinicn'oll. — a<iv. 
 Dolefully, traurifl ; tli^<\l\(t). 
 
 0<»lel'ulneflll, doleTuliiea, «. bir 
 IrauriiiM-ii , ^frrubni^; ber Olnim , ^mii« 
 mtr, Me Si'iMe. (fuinmtruiin. 
 
 IVolent, d'A'lent, n<1t. doleim) adj. 
 
 Ml>leMOint9f dnlc'tiini , atij. trau-- 
 tin, fliiiliid) , fiMiniieroofl. — adv. UoJe'- 
 ■ oiiiely, trnurig; rini^lic^. 
 
 UuletlOllieneSM, dnie'tnmne*, t. 
 tie Iraiiriflfeit , ber trubflim , Jtiimmrr, 
 ©mm. (i{ii(jeir(l)ne(fe. 
 
 l»olia,dA'Ua. (qr.) s. [%iriirg.| bit 
 
 Itoliinan, diUiuan, «. ber X)o(> 
 nnii (-Urt tiirf. Wmitel). 
 
 Itull, dol, (lu. delw) t. I. bir ^iippe 
 (fiir i^ill^er). 2. t)i'r(ftfn (Ofiime). 
 
 Swivel -doll, bieQIliebcrpiippe. Wax- 
 -, bie SEBn(t)6»)uppe. 
 
 U«»llar, (lol'iur , (ban. II. rd>tveb. 
 daler; nilT. later)*. I. a) [9rprbom.»JJ?llMJiu.] 
 ber Dollar , Unlcr ( = 100 (Fenf« Pber 4 
 €l)iUiiio <> ^ente Sterling), b) ber Weid)^! 
 tt}i1ler. 2. Shak. Mean, for Mean. I. 7. u. 
 I.«nr II. 4. 2Dprripiel jUMrd)rii - u. dolor. 
 
 Itoloiiiite, dolomite, ( gr. ) «. 
 (O)foi.j brr Dpipmit, 
 
 l9ol«)r, do lur, (Int.) «. ber @(f)raer}, 
 Qiimnur, ©rnni, bie ^cin, £lii<»I, bn> 2Uclj. 
 
 Dolorirerou't, duloiifurus. ndj. 
 fli^nii'r^l)nfr, rfljnifrjiirt). Whitaker. 
 
 ■• Uulorific,Hnl<<>rif ik.ar{/. l.i(btt\ny 
 tfait , QA)meri ueriir|\i(t)enb. 2. &d)inrr) 
 «ii6bn'irfriib. 
 
 UulorOllfl, dnl'&rui, (lilt.) adj. 
 fAmerjIid) , ict)nicr)l)iift. — ado. Dol'or. 
 • uaiy, rrt)nicril)a|i K. 
 
 IVulpllin, dol'tin, (Int. delphlnus; 
 fr. duuphiu) t. I. (filr dauphin) ber Doii! 
 |)l)in (el)fuial. Aronprinj PRn ^ti\\\tTti(t» . 
 Shak. 2. [Od)tl)DPl.] berDclpl)iri, lumiii; 
 Icr. 3. lle<!)Up|.] bie beltfljinortige ^nnb« 
 t)ntt. 4. eiii fdjiunrjee Omeft (in a)pl)ncn). 
 
 IBulpliiuet, dol'tlnet, s. ber n>ri6> 
 lube Dilpl}in. 
 
 •4 liolt, d&lt, (nngrir. dol; m. dni) «. 
 I; ber ^plpel, ^d)ep6. Shak. 2. d'lt^ptt.) 
 cr a li e d. 
 
 Multf r. n. bie 3tit olbrrn rerbnnoen ; 
 
 EmgL • dtmtMth. Wortrrhueh. I. 
 
 DOM 
 
 ft(t) bumm , tf)3rirf)t, t5fpif(() 6cncf)men. 
 
 Doltish, doltish, adj. tolpii'd) , t&(: 
 pelljaf t, plump, bumm. — adv. D o 1 1 ' i s h I y , 
 tolpifcf). 
 
 DoKisltness, dolt'Nhnes, «. iai 
 I&lpeil;iifte, bie ^lumpl^eit, iai t&lpii'cte 
 ^ajefen. 
 
 Doin, dum. niir in Sufommenfettun' 
 gen nl« ©nbfilbe gebrrtucf)!i(^ iiiib, ivie iinier 
 beut|"(^e5 tt)Hm, mit bem c6 uerioniibt iH, 
 (Jigentliimi, OTndjt, 5pcrrfct)aft aiidbriirfeiib. 
 
 DoiilMl*le, dn'niabi, adj. )0l1m^ar. 
 
 Domain, dumane'. (fr. doinaine ; 
 (irm. doiuany) *. I. bit ^erri'itiifr ; biid Oit-. 
 biet, ber ©tnnt. 2. Ms ^bi-ri^rinim , Oiut, 
 (iJninbeigenr^um. 3. Mi ipfrreiigiir, Ham-. 
 mergiit, bie Donuine. 
 I. The va«t domains of the British 
 king. 
 
 Doinal, d«i'nial. (Int. domus) ndj. 
 I'ililrplog.l boe (ipiniiiieie >:piiii« bcfrfffriib. 
 
 Dome, duinc,(fr. ctomc; anil., ir., 
 riijy. dom) *. I. ? tai &<l>a be. 2. ^er 
 Dpiii, Me ^niiptfir(t)c. 3. [91rd)if.l berDpni, 
 bie Aiippel. 4. [(Et}cm.| bie >^iuibe. 
 
 Domesday, f. Doomsday. 
 
 Domesmaii, duumz'man, «. ber 
 Wirt)rir, Sdjiebfrit^ter. 
 
 Domestic, domes'lik, ^ riot.) 
 
 Domestical, d^mes'i^kal.yiWj.l. 
 Ijnuelid), <5>iiii<... (iiim Spnm, jiir (y.imilie 
 gcl)i>ng, im i^aiife bleibenb; im ip.iiife ge. 
 mnd)t); - affairs, l)aii«iid)e, il>riPiU<9liige! 
 Icgeiiljciteti. 2. ip.m*..., jiiljm (i>. Jhiereni. 
 3. inliinbifc^, 2iiube6..., eiiUjriiuiril), inner, 
 mnerlid). A - war, ein niMeriid^rr firieg, 
 5bi"irgerfrieg. -trade, ber '^iiiiiciil)iiiibel. — 
 adv. Domei'tically, in 35eiirl)iing (luf 
 t)di\iU<i)t ?lngflegenl)eirfii, ^.iuiMict). 
 
 Domestic, <■ I. ber 5ptiiifgcnD@. 
 2. brr DIenilbPif. 3. b<\6 i^iiiiSiveien, i^iiu*. 
 
 Domesticate, doiues'iekaie, v. a. 
 1. I)iv Jlid) m(i(t)en; tn'< ."f>rtii« bringen. 2. 
 oertrnut mndjen. 3. an'i daui Qtw'oi)ntn, 
 jiiljni m(id)fn (u. Iljiercn ic). 
 
 Dftmestlcatioii , domest^kA'. 
 shun, #. I. bie >>iiii61i(t)feir. 2. brt« 03ciuijl)> 
 nen nn'6 S?nut , bie 3iil)miing (o. lljuren). 
 
 Domicii, domeKil , (liU. domici- 
 liuui) I. ber 'ilOoljnno; [i>nnbtlj bie 3'ii;= 
 liiiig*«brc(Te, Mi Dpiiiicil. 
 
 Domicii, \ 
 
 Domiciliate, donilsil-yate,^ 
 
 1. anfiebrln. Domiciliated, fefjijnft, 
 niifni'fig. 2. joljm inn(t)cn (ifjiere). Do- 
 miciliated aniniiil* , ^nti6rl)iere. 3. 
 li>.inbel| bpmiciliren, jiiljibar ni.id)en (einen 
 -iUerfirel). 
 
 Domiciliary, domesil'yaii, adj. 
 Ijiiuflid), >?aii5... -visit, biejpiuisru(f)ung. 
 
 Domiciliation, rlomesilea'shiin, 
 t. brr r>|1e iUpljnri?, bic "Jlnilfbiiing. 
 
 Domiry,doin'eti.t>.n. l.*('M|1rDlcg.] 
 (ben ^iinmcl) in 5?immei6l).uirer eintljeilen. 
 
 2. + jrtl)mfn (Jl)icre). irrf)enb. 
 Dominant, dom'^nant, adj. t)rrr< 
 Dominant, *. [Oniit] bie Dciiiis 
 
 iiniirr iQiiinre ppii ber (*)riiiiMipre). 
 
 liominate, dom'^uite, t,\at. domi- 
 noD p. a. bfljrrnVl)!!!, rcgiiTtii. 
 
 Dominate, v. n. l l^errfdlien, bie 
 Oberijerndjiitt lVil)reu 
 
 DON 
 
 Domination, Hnmeni'shun, t. I- 
 bie ipcrrrrt)iift , )Dpfr(HTrr(f)iift. 2. bie mifl^ 
 fi"il)rli(f)e 5peiTrd)nft, (i)eu)nltl)rrrr(f)nft.. 3. } 
 (bie DrPnnng biT ^-ngel) bie !piTrr(!>nft. 
 
 Dominative, dom'enaiiv, adj. 1. 
 IjerrfAeiib. 1. Iji'rriilrt), gcbii-terifd). 
 
 Donninator, dour^natur, *. I 
 ber (i)ebietcr, Jberrfdjer. 2. [«l|lrii(.] iai 
 l)crrrd)enbe ©eilirn. 
 
 Domineer, domeneer', (fr. donii- 
 ner) v. n. 1. bf^pDtifd) l)frrfd)eii , gi'bieten. 
 
 2. ubermntljig fein, ben S^ttxn fpielen. 
 
 To d in i n e e r over, nieiiTerii, iiberiunlti* 
 gen (Cfibenut'ifren ic). 
 
 Domineering' , domenee'ring, 
 adj. nntiiiigfiib, l)i'rri|M), nebietevifit. 
 
 Dominical, dAmin'ckal, (1.) ad}. 
 
 1. foniirnglid), ©onntngd 2. brt4S5flter» 
 
 unfiT betri'fffub. i»b 
 
 Dominical, s. ber Sonntng. '' 
 Dominican , dAminekan . $. 
 
 ['i)\h\A)i\i).] ber Doiiiiiiifiiner. — adj. tie 
 
 Dpniinifanirtiiiiiidje berreffnib. 
 
 Dominion, dnnnn'yun, (Int. do. 
 
 minium) *. I. bie Obcrljerricfjiiir, i^errr(t)i)ft ; 
 
 Me (ijfwnlt. 2. iat 2on9, CMebiet, ber Staat. 
 
 3. ? (eine Orbnmig ber (fiigel) bie ^errft^aft. 
 
 4. V bn* 9{eid). 
 
 Domino, dom'in&, (it., fV.) «. 1. 
 [rJMo«ffriib.] ber I>pniiiu>, Snrocnninntet. 
 
 2. bn* Inc^fleib berDrmljerren. 3. bn« iuei6» 
 lid)e Iraiierfleib. 4. [3n>>leiiiVirlJ bai Di» 
 mino. 
 
 Don, don, (fp. ) $. Din (fpiinif(l)er 
 iirel);/e»n. Dona ob. Diiena, Donn. 
 
 Don, (jiifninmenge}. nui do u. on) 
 p. a. " iiiithttii, nnlegcii. on)irl)en. Shak. 
 
 Donacite, dA'naNJte. s. (gfntiirg.J 
 ber Dpiiiuit. [■HJeii,ige'd)eiif, bie ■!li3fil)giibe. 
 
 Donary, donaie, (Int.) *. + ba« 
 
 Donation, doni'sinin. (lat.) «. i. 
 bn* ©djeiifeii. 2. bie (iJnbe, gc^t-nfuiig. 3. 
 (Weftjrfipr.) MeDiMiatlpn, ©d)eiifiiiig, ®d)cn« 
 fungfiirfniibe. [bie Scljre ber Doiintitleii. 
 
 Donatism, do'nati^m, a. (jtird)g.) 
 
 Donatist, dtSuaiist, «. [^ird)g.] 
 berDiMMfiil. [[iiirdjiv] bpnotiilifc^). 
 
 DonatistiC , dnnaiis'lik , adj. 
 
 Donative, dA'nativ, don aiiv, (fr. 
 donaiif) *. 1. bn6 ®et"d)enf, bie ©cf^enfmig, 
 (i)iibe. 2. [faiiiMi. 9{.) bie of)iie bie gei»&l)ni 
 lid)fn 5prnilirt)frircii iibertr.igene 'ipfriinbe. 
 
 Donative, adj. [fnnon. 9{.] ^<i)tnt 
 U\n(\i-wiW I'lbfrtrngfiib ob. iiberrragen. 
 
 liondon, don'don. s. o bie i3d)lumpe. 
 
 Done, dun. I. fiir Don; \. b. Shak. 
 2. pp. V. Do. fertig , gerljan , gefd)el)eii ; get 
 fpdjt; fjingei"d)iuiiiibfn, ofrg.ingen; ^w ^nbf. 
 Shak. 3. inter], (bei iOetten gebrnnt^l.j 
 topp ! ti gilt ! 
 
 This done, (jierfluf. When all la-, 
 jnleljt, nm G'nbe. When will you have - 
 eaiing? mnnu ivirit Du nbgegeffen fjaben? 
 To be -, 1. ju tl)iin, ilbrig. 2. t\)\\n\\i). 
 That may be -, bn6 geljt on. 1 shall get 
 it -. e« fofl gffd)el)cn. 
 
 Donee, dnnei', (lat. dono) «. 
 [9<rd)r#rpr.| ber (i}rf(t)eiif iieljmer ; SBclieljene. 
 
 Don ion, > . ,^ 
 
 __ .« 5 J I. Dungeon. 
 
 IVOUf^eon, don'jiin,^ 
 
 Dounat, dou'nai. (u. do u. naughV 
 
 «. t btr laiigeiiid)rd, *}}iiiuiiigiuiuet. 
 
 ]8 
 
274 FAle, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, ndr, got, 6U, cidud. Ti\be, tfib, full, f//in, Tflis. 
 
 DOIS 
 
 IPonuard, } (fd)Dft.) grossly 
 IfUItliert, ^ stupid; atun lied. 
 All id (loilliert, in dotage. 
 
 UuilUr, do'iior, (Irtt. doiio) t. I. btr 
 ®e&er, ©il)iiifcr. 2. in iielel^iier. 
 
 lloiisiiip, doii'sliip, s. Der ^eri-eii: 
 
 (lnH&. HUDIBRAS. 
 
 JVoili^ie, (|'ff)Ott.) unlucky. 
 
 Ifuii't, doiit, <!lbfurj. V. do not. 
 
 JVoiizelf don '/.el, (it.; s. bet 'ipnge. 
 
 ]fOO, diljott.) dove. 
 
 Iluutlle, duu'dl, s. bee lanMec, 
 Sf)iiiii(f)t^, ^3)iiipi!i<l'iii<ier. 
 
 llouk, M'rt)i^[r) ducli; immerse 
 under water, batlie. 
 
 ld<»ul<et, ( (r(t)Ott.) dovecot, 
 
 IfuilCitt, ^ pigeon- liouse. 
 
 lioul, (rcf)Ott.) sorrow. Xo SillgT 
 dool, to mourn, to lament. 
 
 Ituole, dole. I". Dole. 
 
 IluOllif duoui, (ailiJCir. dom) o. a. 
 I. t rii1)tiii; rprfrf)eii. Miltow. 2. uentr: 
 t(;cilcn, urrfnnimeii. 3. (to) t)C|linuuen (ju 
 G-t>ua«j. 4. befiljlcu, gebieteu. 
 2. Absolves tlie just, and dooms the 
 guilty souls. Ueyden. 
 
 4. Have I a tongue to doom my bro- 
 ther's death? Shak. 
 
 Doom , (angclf. dom ; tjott. doem) *• 
 1. t>a6 Urtl;£il, in *2ai!?fpriid>, ©pruc^. 2. 
 final -, H& jiiiiai^i: ®ertd)t, 2Ccltgerid)t. 
 3. (6ie a5eriirtt)ciiuiifl) ber ©pruc^, &n« Ur- 
 tfjeil (geiubl)iil. i). 4. bui 2oo-i , (£d)icfral, 
 fcie 58e|liniuuiiig. 5. bai 23cr&cr&en, bcv 
 lllUcrsimig. 6. f fiir D i sc r i m i n a t i o n, f. b. 
 1. To Satan, first in sin, his doom ap- 
 plied. Milton. 
 6. From the snnie foes, at last, both felt 
 their doom. Pope. 
 
 Dooms-day, 1. ter ®erid)t«tng. 2. i 
 bet juiigfle log; Prov. - in the afternoon, 
 o nm ©t. 5iitmuL'r6tnge (iiieiiial^;. Uooni.s- 
 tb. D o m e 8 - d a y • b o o k , bni grrge engl. 
 fflriinbbiid) , l'ct;ciit>iirt) d'erfii^r uiittr 5S3il: 
 t)Cliii bn\\ QvcbntV). -'s-man, 1. Per 
 f)M}tet, <B<i):tbi>rid)HV. 2. o Ccr ^eid)ttger, 
 S5cicl)ti>ater. 
 
 JUooiiia^e, doiMii'idje, «.[?inr&iiiii.| 
 Me©trafe, 0)i'iDl.nigc(iui;rtciiUnterlii|Tuiinic.,'. 
 
 lAooiiii'ul, duoui'ful, adj. iH'rl;aiig> 
 niii'od. l(rd)icd)r uj. 
 
 JUooins, (rd)iUt.) fttir, lerdtnuuit 
 
 UOOII, (rd)Otr.) down. 
 
 Itoor, dore, (niigelf. dora; perf. dar; 
 faii^fr. dura) 4. I. bit l\)uv (|Vn)ol;l bit 
 lljuroiTnitiig, nl6 t>ie Il^iir filt'il;. 2. j (.be: 
 foni). ill! pi.) 1 biM 5prtii6. 3. i Hie il;iir 
 (.bet ©iiigniifl, (S-iiitritt be6 I'ebeiifi ic). 
 
 A back-door, eiiic Jpiiirt-i-tl;ilr. A 
 folding--, fine gcbrodjiiic il)ijr. 
 
 Without d o ors, aiif Cer ©trnfse. Out 
 of doors Ob. door, i. ail^ DeiU ^ililfe, 
 ^innii^. 2. t iii(^t >>iel)>^ get)rdiid)Iid)i iitd)t 
 ntefjr tiOT()ailt)eil. Within doors, 1. a) ill 
 j^ufe, ill! ipiiiH'e; b) in ba& Spuu^; to 
 keep-, }ii ipain'e bieibeii. 2. ['iJJrtrlaiiifiirfij 
 ftnr.] itn 'jpiiruimente. Next door to etc., 
 1. bi<i)t vb. iii\u\<t)\l iieti-ii, iiebrit an, t)id>t 
 bci. 2. t '" he next - to . . , grriijeii nii . . ; 
 nad) fid) Jli'l)eil. To lie at ones -, C^HU'llI 
 )llt I'nil ftllli'll ; the limit lie* wholly at his 
 -, er i|l tteil)iiiO Ciii-iui, If i|] (Vine fcd^iiii"-. 
 
 DOK 
 
 To lay at the door of any one, @intm 
 {i-nuaa 6einie([eii, jiircd)iicu, ®d>ulC gebcii ; 
 (S-ineii ueraiiriDorrlid) uiiid>cii fiir ... To 
 lind the door siiut , 9iictlinil& JU 5patlfe 
 fiiiben. To shut the — against.., iiin- 
 beugen (eiiier @iid)e;. To turn any one out 
 of doors, (Milieu fortjagcii. To go out of 
 doors, (iu^gel;eu. To show one the — , i 
 (5-iiiem Die lljiir lueifcn. 
 
 Door- bar, ier Iljui-biiiitu , Cuerriegcl. 
 --case, b(\6 it)iirgci-ii|1, il)urgerteU. -- 
 cheek, bet ifjiirpfoileil. - keeper, ber 
 ^l5fotiiier, II;iir|li't)i'r, il;i>rmnd>t'^r. --nail. 
 fcr ^)iagcl iiuf ben S.l;iireii, aiif ben ber 
 .Rlopfer fdjiiigc. --post, ber iljiirpfLnieii. 
 --sill, bic ii)iirfd;n)eUe. -stane, qd)otr.) 
 bie 1l)iirrd)iuclle. --stead, ber iljiii-eiii; 
 
 Itoos, (fd)ott.) doves. Igii'ig. 
 
 IBouriltg', dore'iug, f. Doorcase. 
 
 Moquet, dok'it, «. l^tec^tf'fpr.j ber 
 fd)ritriid)e iJefd^l. 
 
 JBur, ( s. [©ntoniiil.] a) bic 
 
 Kurr, dor, j ipiiiuincl, Broijnc. b) 
 ber iSdjriJter. Ifle", Oiarreii ijaben. 
 
 Prou. To give Ihe dor, (i-iii'eil jlllll iQt: 
 
 l>ora,do, doia'do-dp.)*. i.[od)rl)i)m.j 
 
 ber ©uiobrnfien, ©olbjJid). 2. [^Hitroii.J ber 
 
 fiiblic^e ijifd)/ i'ivf;iiii>. 3. ber iStuijer, em 
 
 'TOann, ber nur eiii glanjeiibcfi >Jleiif*tTe (;at. 
 
 4. bic nergotbete $iile. [©•>inienfird). 
 
 lloree, dorce', t. [Od)rl;i;ol.J ber 
 
 Uoriail, do'rean, f. Doric. 
 
 Uoric, dor'ik, (gr.) adj. [gr. >2Iltert^.] 
 
 borifd); ['2)fuf.j borifd). 
 
 lioricisiii, dor'eslxni,) «. bie bori: 
 
 jUorisiit, do'i'uiu, y fc^e&prad): 
 
 eigenljeit. ["Jvul;c. 
 
 Uoriliaucy , dor'manse , «. bie 
 
 l>Oniiaut, ddr'iuant, (lat. dorniio; 
 
 adj. 1. fd)lrtfenb. 2. f a) tobt tuoii iitelii, 
 
 ^J5vioilcgieii 2C.); tubt, iniipig (o. iirtpifiilien;. 
 
 b) t I'erbin-gen, gc^eim. c) licgciib, l;inge; 
 
 tlrecft. d; icljneiib, fdjicf. 
 
 D o r in a n t - p a r I n e r, (.aud) Sleeping 
 partner) [ij>niibell ber iljeilneljiner nil ei; 
 uein ©efdjiifte, Slffotie, ber uiir feincn ^uu 
 men uiib frin &tib baiii l;ergibt, |lille &(■■ 
 
 |V(ird)afrcr. --partnership, LipiUlbCl] 
 
 bie ftide ®t'fetlfd)aft, itnmmnnbire. 
 
 lioriiiMiit, / (. 1. ber brcitc 
 
 IforiiiHr, dor'niar.^ . ^iiifen. 2. 
 13h-d)U.J biu X)iul)fen|]er. 
 
 Dor mar-window, bnf Diid)fen|Ter. 
 
 JUorillitive, dor'mcuv, (liU.i s. 
 [OJiib.i bus edjafinittei, ber i£d)lafrriinf. 
 
 JJtoriltitor> , doi'meliiie. t. 1. bilf' 
 ©d)iafjnunii'r, edjlrifgninid). 2. ber ©d)Mfi 
 fnal in ivioilern. 3. i ber Wotrcjacftr. 
 
 MoriUOUtte, doruiduoe, {pi. doi 
 
 mice) *. bie iprtfelinauiS , bi\6 ■!))fiirtm'ltl)icr, 
 bie ©d)lafra9e. [Vet Si'mlje. 
 
 JVoru, dom, (beutfd)) t. I3d)ri)t)0i.j 
 
 D o r n - li o u n d, 13d)rl)i)ol.J ber Di'rnl^ai. 
 
 Moruick, durnik, «. [3nbii)l.J ber 
 Biirnirf. 
 
 Moron, dnron, (gr.) *. 1. f bie 
 (Mabe, ba6 0>)efd)fnt. 2. riii y)i<.\^ von brei 
 3o(l. 
 
 l>«»rp, dorp, jf. [Oerri.J b<i6 Dorf. 
 
 IVorr, dor, 1. M. \'. Dor. 2 v. a. f 
 biird) I'linii biriiiit'eii ; 5uni 25eilrti hiibrii. 
 
 lf«»rrer, doiiir, iDorr; «. 1. ((S-ii; 
 
 DOU 
 
 tomol.] t bit ^uiumel (f. Dorr). 2. i 6i« 
 
 ®d)Uif!)iUi()e (,rd)lvifi-iije ilSerfiui). 
 
 JUorSill, dorsal, adj. jum 9?u<fcn 
 
 gchi'Vig, ^{iirfeii . . . Ifinaope. 
 
 l>orse , d6rse , «. bai dlut)tbett, 
 Morsel, dor'sfl, ^ j. ber irngforb, 
 Morser, ddrsur, j bie ^ottt , SBiitte, 
 
 b(i6 ilCeff. 
 
 MorsiferOUS, dorsiflerus, ^(l.) 
 IforsipnrOUS, dorsip parus.ja>(;. 
 
 [ 23ot. J riidenftnnbige 23efrud)tnng6tl)eile 
 
 Ijtibenb. ("iJergrucfen. 
 
 liorsuin, dur'sum, (Int. 1ii.> «. bee 
 
 Mort, dort, *. [Weogr.J Di)rtred)t. 
 
 Uorture, doriure. (iiifaminetigej. 
 
 ailfi doruiiture) t. -J- b<\6 ©C^hlfgeuuK^, 
 
 ber @d)liifmnl. 
 
 Morty, (fc^ott.) saucy, nice. 
 
 Mose, dose, (gr.) ». 1. [^JKeb.] bie 
 (5)abe, Dofig, portion. 2. ± ber il)eil, bie 
 Cliiantitnt, 5)5ortion. 
 
 Mose, c.a. 1. [TOeb.] a) in flcf)&riger 
 Dofi^ uerorbuen , i)crfd)ieiben. b; in J)ofen, 
 in Oiiiben gei>en , eiiigebeii. 2. j eingebeti, 
 feil'vingcn (etiuaS Unaiigcneljiuei' jc). 
 
 Mosser, dossiir, #. ber irngforft, 
 bie 93iitte, ipotte, itiepe. 
 
 Mossil, dos'sii, (fr.) t. [Qi)it.] bat 
 Saurd)d)eii, bie SDniprefJe. [Do. 
 
 Most, dust, J 2te ^;^cr|'. praes. ind. u. 
 
 Mot, dot, «. ber qjiinft, bie 'Knrft; 
 ber kU\i6. [piiiiftircn, tiipfeln. 
 
 Mot , V. a. (niit «J>unffen) bejeid)iicn, 
 
 Mot, V. n. %unhe, •QKiirfen, ^Icrffe 
 niiid)en (in ©d)riftcn :c.). 
 
 Motag-e, do'tadje, (i>. dote) «. 1. a) 
 ber ^^iil)ufiaii, bic JJnfelei, bee 9I6envi0, 
 'iDiil)niui9. b) ba6 iiinbifd)retn (itn >2Jifer>. 
 2. bie u6eriuii^ige 3nrtiid)(eit, narrifd)e 
 Siebe. 
 
 Motal, d6'tal, adj. \nn\ 4>eirntf)5» 
 gnte goljorig. - gift, bie >Uiii:.|teuer. 
 
 Motard, diViard, *. i. ber finbifc^e 
 0>rei6. 2. ber iibcrmii(jirt 3iirtiirt)e, iinrrifd)e 
 95erliebte, uerlicbre 0?iur, nire cyert. 
 
 Motardly, doiaidlc, adj. It. adv. 
 nnrrne^, iiMl)iiii>ii;ii], nbcnoiiiig, finbifd). 
 
 Motatioii, dota siiiiii , s. 1. bie 
 ■itii»|l.urimg, bat >Jiii6|leiicrii. 2. bn6 23e» 
 giU'cn, SiHircn (einer tSrifniiig :c.). 
 
 Mote, dote, V. n. 1. riiibifd) fein ob. 
 luerben, farelii, nlberii. 2. gefd)otTen, v<f- 
 nam fein; (mit on ub. upon; (i-rivae libers 
 niiiijig, fd)iDiicnicriri'^ lii'ben, vernarrr feiu 
 <in), !'d)ii)ariiu'n (fiir;. 3. abnei)iiu-ii , i>eri 
 fallen. Howson. 
 
 To make any one dote upon, d'ineil 
 gmii I'criinrrt niad)en in ... Doted, 
 tiiibifd), nlbern J -upon, |'d)iunrnierifd)/ 
 innig giiiebt; lu-rnarrt. 
 
 Moter, do tur, f. Dotard. 
 
 Motiii^ly, do'iiugle, adv. I)efti0 
 uerliebr, ueriiivrrt; finBifd). [bouni. 
 
 Mottard, dottaid, t. ber Sivcrg* 
 
 Motterel, dot'tuiii, s. l. [JDniirl)pl.] 
 ber 'Moriiell. 2. i ber (iJiinpeli I'erliebte 
 3iarr. (ber Soflbcbiente. 
 
 I>(»liailier, douaneer', (fr. ^.) «• 
 
 Moulile, dub'bl, (fr.; udj. I. \ brp> 
 pelt; gebiippeir, jiuetfad), nod) eiiimai fo 
 iMii. 2. 1 boppeiriiinis), iiueibcung; \M\<i), 
 rtrgii|lia. 
 
Vkte, far, f«II, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, di'l, cload. Tube, tiib, fdll. tAin, THis. 275 
 
 DOU 
 
 DOU 
 
 To play double, quitt Db. bcpvttt fpies 
 Itn. On — receipt, flegen Coppelten ®d)eiii. 
 A - houie, eiii ^au6, wfldjefi jmei 3<""iur 
 in tiner ijludjt lj.it. - beer, bae Coppcibier. 
 
 - writiDg, eine boppett au^gcfertigtc Urfiinbe, 
 To tie witli a - knot, fincu ^oppeltell !Rno: 
 trn madden. — cherry, )>t)C( &irrd)en am 
 cinem @tiele. The aiuounc ia - to what 1 
 expected. Der Sctrag iH nod) tininoi fo \lMt, 
 nl6 id) criuiirtete. 
 
 Uouble, (fur Doubly) ado. ic\)- 
 pelt, jiveifiid); )ii )iu(i(n, pnanvtife. 
 
 To lie double, jii jiveieii fJ)lnfen. I 
 wa« - their age, id) n><ir np(^ eiiinml |V 
 Alt, nl6 fie. To pay - the value, ta6 Dcp 
 peltt 6ej.il)ren. 
 
 Double banked. [^tlT.] niit jiuei 3?U 
 berbnufen, nut jwei -B^xiiii an etiieni liXubcr 
 --biting. jn)ei|'d)neibi(j. --b u 1 1 o n e d. jiuei 
 9ieit)tn Jlnopfe Ijnbenb. --charge, o. a. 
 nut cineni boppelten Iljeile, 91iul)eile urcfe- 
 Ijen, beinben, bpppelt belaben. Skar. -- 
 chin, tia& Dopi'elfiim. --chinned, eiii 
 bt>ppr(te< £iiiii. Dpppririiin l>'ii>t»b. --cur- 
 tail, bie 3)<i6pfeitc an einem Diibeli'iKfe. 
 --denier, fer Di'ppcl-, SiutiimiO'"- 9^''"' 
 ttntttd)tr. -dealing, bie iDoppeliuiig>!)' 
 frit, 5Jii(i'd)()eit, ber 35etni<j. --dye, v. a. 
 injfimnl fiirben. --edged. imeiid)netMfl. 
 
 - -entendre, ber Doppflfiiill. -entry, 
 book-keeping by-. ( i5)niitel ] bie bop- 
 peire ^iid)hiiitung. — eyed, ein tn'iglidjtc 
 91n*Kl)in Ijnbenb. — face, bte i5aird)licii 
 (5d)eiiil)iiligfcir). --faced, I. fnlfd) 
 (fd)einl)eiiig). 'i. ; jwei P)ffid)ter (jnbenb. -- 
 formed, jiueierlfi Wcfiiilt l)iil>eiie. -for- 
 tified, rrppclt (<et>|1iflt. --founted. 
 inxi Qurflen ijabeiib. --gild. e. a. bpp 
 pelt Pber iliirf un-grlben. - handed. 1. 
 brppel:, ju'Ciljnntig. i. jmei SSSfifcr l)abiiib. 
 3. 1 in'igittf), iii<ribeiitig , eiiie giite iinb eiiic 
 fdjiimnie Seite (jobeiib. --headed, tcp: 
 prlfopfig. —-hearted. boppell)frjig, fiilfd). 
 --leaf, (2Jot.] bii« 3wcil<liur. --lock, 
 r. n. brppelt i'd)lir0rn. --manned, bop; 
 pfir, (iveifild) beninilllt. —-meaning, bop; 
 Celflnnig. --minded, luonrclmijtijig, 
 fdjiunnfcub ; fnU'<t) , orgiitTig. -mouthed, 
 bpppeiniaiilig, jiuei -Miiuilcr (jiibeiib. -- na- 
 ture d, etne }ivciffld)e ^ntiir Ijiibenb. -- 
 octave, (^TOiii'.] bie I>opprlpftni'e. — or- 
 le, I^ernlb. ] ber boppeite (gniini eine« 
 SDnppeiird)ilbe«. --plea. ( 9?ed)t?rpr.! bie 
 Doppeleitirebe, G-iiircbe, woriii ber 3'i'flngtc 
 jivei peri*d)ifbene llniiTiiiibe jiir G'lirfrniniiig 
 ber 9lnflnge nnfii^rt. — quarrel, [finii. 
 9{ed)tJ bie beiin eribifdjef rtngcbrnd)te Ainge 
 fli-gen eiiien fubniiernen ®ei|liid)eii megcii 
 perj&gerter Oiijlij. — ruff, eine ^rt !inr: 
 tenfpiel. --shade, t>. a. (bie niiti'tr(id)e 
 iDuiifelljeit fine5 Ori«) nod) nieljr i>erbun< 
 feiii, iu>d) biiiiflet nifid)f 11. - • ■ h i n i n g , mit 
 bpppeltem ©iniijc ilniljlenb. --thrended, 
 brppclfiil'ig (I'pn ®orn ic. ). --tongued, 
 boppiljijiigig, imeijuiigig , fnlt'd). --tripe, 
 frer "Jerrfdrm. --u«a«nce», l^nnbel) bie 
 bppprlre <S3i(^ftIfriit, Doppelufc. --vou- 
 cbe*, }>/. ta« DrppeljeugiiiJ. Shak. 
 
 !9<lubie, 0. «. 1. boppeln, i<rrbop> 
 pcUi. 2. tpppfit jiimniinniirgeii, eimli^iagen, 
 ttmlrgen. 3. to - in numbers, licd)ei Mill ill 
 
 leppeu fo (larf fei:i aXi ... 4. verboppiin 
 
 L 
 
 DOU 
 
 (n)ieberf)Olen, ©djlage, ©tuge k .). 5. l«K(ir.] 
 umfd)i|feii , unn'cgcin; l)erumiiil)ren (urn). 
 6. (Sjidnrbip.) bupliren. 7. ('IKilit.J uerbup: 
 pell) (bie @lieber). 
 3. The enemy doubles our army in 
 numbers. WEBiiTEK. 
 
 To double one's legs, bie 33eiiie iil<i'r 
 tinaiibcr legcn. To — and twist, jufiinimfu- 
 crel)en, jiuirueii. To - upon, [iafiifj iw\- 
 \ijtn jivei $euer bringeii (ein ®d)i|l, eiii 
 >pcer ic). To - down a leaf, ein Sbliitt eiii; 
 rd)lrtgi'n. 
 
 liouble^ V. n. I. fid) unr< Boppelu 
 I'trnu'ljrcn , fid) ucrboppeln. 2. [©ptelj beii 
 (riiifa^ perbcppelii. 3. fic^ luinben, JHceiii^ 
 fpriiiige miic^en; [QMiiibiui'pr.J bie <3pur per: 
 id)liigen. 4. i (with) ituni^gri^e gebraudjeii 
 tgegeii), 20infeljiige niad)en (inio. Johnso.n. 
 3. Doubling and turuiug like a liunleu 
 hare. Drvdek. 
 
 llouble^ «• 1. tai Soppelte. i. bir 
 <}lbrpriiiig Clin iiaufeii, uiii eiiieiii iBerfulgcr 
 \n entgeljeii). 3. pi. i bieivniffe, iluiiilgriffi, 
 :k'rtiife. 4. ta6 Doppelbier. a. [iijpogr.) bet 
 X)i'>ppeifrtQ , bie :pod)|eit. 6. Mi (^btnbtir 
 (bit >Jlet)iiU(^feit). 7. Die jlopie, 'iibfc^rifu 
 ». bie i^alte. [Doppclte ileigen. 
 
 To increase (o the double, t)l6 iiuf't 
 
 MoubleuesS, diibblnes, (. 1. Diie 
 Doppelte , DoppcKfcin. 2. t Die 3ivtibeuiig: 
 feit, '5iilfd)l)eit. Iboppler. 
 
 Uuiiblerf diib'blur, «. bet ^tx-- 
 
 l>uublet ) dub'blet , «. 1. Dili' 
 moiuine, itomifol. 2. biie '^anr. 3. cei 
 uad)gi:in>id)(e (^bciilein ; 1 Steiiiict^neib.J bie 
 
 Stone-doublet, ber iterf er. (Siibletti. 
 
 If oubl«;ts , diiu'blets, «. I. em 
 ^pirl nii( 'IxJiirfcln. 2. ber ^^iifc^. 3. ber 
 Doppelfinn. Masoe. 4. [^iirteiinind). J jipei 
 iiuf riiiAiiber gcitiuiit' "jSiipicrbl.uter. 
 
 UuiiblinfTT ddb iiug, «. I. tai !Ber. 
 boppelii. 2. bii« Uinregelii. 3. bie (^>iue. 4. 
 Die i!i|l, ber ifiiiiilgriff, Jlnijf. 5. Cer Kreui^ 
 fprung; iJU'fpruiig. 6. I'JKtir. J bie JiifTcii 
 ber 23iitiiige. [bopplcr. 
 
 Doubling - iron, [ Xet^nol.] ber i8er> 
 
 ■ioubluon, diibbiuuu', «. Ifpan. 
 OJ?iiiijii).j Me DiibKMie. 
 
 lluubly^ diib'bli, adv. I. bpppelt, 
 jmeiind). 2. i f.ilfd), liilig. 
 
 Uuubt) doiit, ^I'r. douter) o. n. 1. 
 (iiiit whether; iuiueileii iiiit oO jmcifeln(obi 
 MX). 2. !&ebenfen irogen, ^nilanb nel)uicn. 
 3. filrc^trn, beforgen, argiuoljnen. 
 
 1. 1 doubt wheilier it is proper. To 
 
 do ubt of a fact. Webster. 
 
 3. 1 doubt there's deep resentment in 
 
 his mind. Otwav. 
 
 Roubtf c. a. 1. tnSnxifel iieljen, be: 
 
 imrifeln. 2. iiveifein nn Qwvai , niib'trnuen 
 
 (einer ©odje), 'OKigtrnuen fe^eti (in). 3. be: 
 
 fiird)ten. 4. - niit jjurcl)! erfiillen, fdjrerfen. 
 
 2. T'admire superior sense, and doubt 
 tlieir own. i'orc. To — our ability to 
 execute an office. Web-ster. 
 
 3. If they turn not back perverse; but 
 
 that I doubt. Mii.tox. 
 
 To be doubted, )n>eife(f)aft. Not to be 
 - ed, iinjiueifelljiifr. 
 
 Itoubtf $. I. brr 3iveife(. 2. Me lln: 
 flfrjijjljfir. 3. bof 23ebriifeii; Die SJebriiflid): 
 felt, ^eforgtii^. 4. bie i&c^uit-nafeit. 6. ^, 
 
 bie %\xxdjt, ber ©c^rerfcii; bie ©cf.i^t. 
 
 1 make no doubt ou it. ic^ jiveijle ni(()t 
 bariin. He stands iu — of you, er i|1 ^\)XtU 
 luegen beforgt, er Ijat eiiiigeii 93erDad)t aof 
 Sie No-- but etc., pfjiie Siuciftl , b.ig K. 
 Without -, ol)iie Siueifel, uiijiucifclljaft. 
 
 Ifoubtable, UOufaui, adj. )iuet> 
 
 |fll)vl|t. 
 
 IBoubter, doutur, «. ber 3n)eiflt'r. 
 l>uubtr.il, d ui'tui, adj. I. iiueit 
 
 felt)nft (uoii iperfcren uiib (S-rcigiiiffen ic); 
 
 uiifd)lii|Tig. 2. jiueifclljafr, iiiigcmig; unftor, 
 
 C'linfrl. 3. bebenfli^; iirgiut)l)uif4) (Pom 
 
 '^lid ic). 4. unfid)er , fdjiutiiifenb. 
 
 4. With doubtful feet, and wavering 
 
 resolution. Miltoh. 
 
 To be - of . . , in Sweifel (leljen iitcr . . . It 
 
 I. -, ti ifl ji«eifell)att, ilcijt btil)iu, i|l not^ 
 
 nid)C aiiegciuiid^t. 
 
 JUuubtfully, ddut'fule. adv. I. 
 
 iiucifeil)iift. 2. iiui'ift'it)aft, iiiifd)liiiTig. .3. 
 
 iu'eibeiitig, bunffl. 4 ^- fiirdjtciiD. si'esser. 
 
 3. Nor did ilie goddess- declare. Ur\dkh. 
 
 OuubtfuinesK, Uouiiiiiucs, «. l. 
 f.t 3iviitfii}ti|ttgfeit , Uiir^irijiiflfctt. 2. bie 
 Siueibeutigfett , lliibeuilid)tt:i[. 3. Die Unge> 
 ii>ifil}rit. [feliiD, iiai]ciui^, jivi-ifell)aft. 
 
 l>uub<inf{^l>', doiiiinii'e- '"'o- Jiuri' 
 
 Uuubtletilly ddUl let, aiQ. 1. ^' jipei' 
 
 fclirei , ruljifl , fidjer , fiirdjrioe. 2. adv. 
 
 (jne Siweifcl, unjii'tifelljiifr, geiuig. — adv. 
 
 Uoubt'lessly, t«i)iie 3n»:ifel, uiiiii)eifell)nft. 
 
 Uuuced, duit'scd, 1. 1 Daa :pii(fi>ret 
 u'iii ioniDtrfjeiig). Chaucer. [soberly. 
 
 Muucely , (rd)L<lt. ) prudently, 
 
 jUuucetf duu'sei, $. 1. bi-r (^iirral)!!!, 
 Me '<))iild)pii|lete , tn\6 i)ial)nuOrtd)cn. 2. f. 
 Uo w ce ts. 
 
 If uuceur* duusire, (fr. ^.) «. 1. 
 DiU' (i)ei\^enf. 2. bie eiijiiuidjdti, (tiijiigfeit. 
 
 Ifouciue^ duuMn, (fr.)«. l. [let^n.] 
 Der ittiriiie6l)obel. 2. l<}lr(t)U.J bie i^ut;lfel)le, 
 >^i'l)lleitle, 9{iiiMlei|le. ^ 
 
 If uucl&er, duk'ur , (phUtbeutfct), 
 Diirfi-ri #. lOrnitl).] ber iiiudjer. I33rp0teig. 
 
 If ou|;-lif do, (angeif. dah) «. ber leig, 
 
 Pritv. My cake is dough, mcill llnter> 
 iie()inen ifl ni(4t ^ur Wi{t gefuininen, i|l 
 iel)lgefd)Iiigen. Sha^. 
 
 Dough -baked, 1. teigig, nid)t gar, 
 meicf). 2. i unbeenbigt, iini<ull|1miDig, nuin< 
 gelljnft. --hearted, brciiueid). --knead- 
 ed- iveic^, ivie leig. Miltoh. —-nut, 
 ein rieiner runber iviid)t>u ous Wild), "DJiehl, 
 Qitxn unD 3)icfer, meic^er in Sped gefpdjt 
 
 lfuug:Ut, (I'c^ott.) could. livirb. 
 
 IfoiigflttiuesSy duu'teuea, «. bie 
 Xiipfcrfeit, aieljeritljcii. 
 
 Ifuuiflity, dud'ti, (iingelf. dohtig) 
 adj. t t >'• i tapfcr, brap , tiid)(ig , be^erit, 
 niannljrtft. Pope. 
 
 Doughty- handed, tiii(t)tig, tnpfer. 
 
 Ifoug-lty, do e, udj. 1. teigig, ipeic^, 
 ungnr. 2. t unreif. [trable. 
 
 IfOUTf (fd)iHt.) hard and iuipene- 
 — ttliel tliUf sullen, sallow. 
 
 If<»ure* (fd)i>tf.) stout, durable, 
 sul len , s t u b bor u. [knapsack. 
 
 If ourlucli « [ (i)ael. ] bundle; 
 
 IfoMXtf, douse, V. a. 1. (3eniiinben) 
 in'6 \il3.u7ir iliirien. 2. I '■JBnr ] nnd)M|7":"f 
 f4)ii'|tfen IiiiJen diiue u.j. 3. riappfeu. 
 
 18^ 
 
276 Falp. ff.r. fall. fa». M. met. Fin*-, fin. Pf6, mAve, n6r. gof, 6?I. cldi^d. Ti^be. fiM). fi'ill. lAin, THis. 
 
 DOU 
 
 l>(>u!«e, ». M. (plDtsric^ in'« SOSafTer 
 
 19uiiKer, (fcfjott.) more prudent. 
 Ituiltf dout, (l>. do out) V. a. nu? = 
 
 tt)iiii, iuii-ii:irci)eii. Shak.^ [d)en, S&frt)f)i'rn. 
 
 Ooiiter, dfiut'ur, *. iai 2Hd)i}i'it- 
 
 IBuvc*, duv, (nngelf. duua^ piattD. 
 Diaut; isi. dul'ii) *. I. [Ornitf).) tie laiiDe. 
 2. Me liui6c (®iMn6il^ t>n Uiifi-f)iilB). 3. 
 (3arrlid)fiit?iHigt'riicf) ^te tmi6e. 
 
 Dove-cot, tev iniit'fnfd)(n(]. -'s- 
 foot. [23or.l ber ©tordji'djiiabel. --house. 
 tiaS iiiutcnfjaiiS. --like, tnubennrtig, ivie 
 fine Iniit'e. Mutot*. —-ship, bie ©iflfii! 
 frt>nftcii, bii5 ^efen einer inube. --tail, 
 --tail's -joint, [Icd)n.l ber ©cf)tunli>cii! 
 frf)n'nn,i. --tail , v. a. iitit ©c^malbeii: 
 fc^wnnjen jiifntiimcnfiiiien. 
 
 Itover, diVvur, s. [OJecfir.] 35ouer. 
 
 Dover-fees. l<SeeI).] bie Douerge6iii;r. 
 
 Dover, (fd^mt.) neither asleep 
 nor awake. 
 
 Hovering' f (rd)rtt. ) walking or 
 riding half asleep, as if from the 
 effect of liquor; besotted. 
 
 Uovisll , diiv'ish, a'lj. -f 1. wit eiiie 
 Xaiil'e. 1. imrrt)iil&i!]. 
 
 Ilo>v, (fdirtt.) am. Db. are able, 
 can; do-vved, was able. 
 
 fito-w, duo, (f(t)Ott.) dore. --cote, 
 ber 1nubiMifcf)Ing. 
 
 ■Solvable, dou'abl. ndj. einef 2tib- 
 flt'btiuij fal)i!i ; lUi^ilcuerOar, flufaetleiitrr 
 jutrDi'ii f&iuiiiib. 
 
 Uo^vager, d^iVajur, #. l. bie 
 5S?itru'e iiiit eiiieni Ccibnfbiiine. 2. bie ^ittiue 
 pon ©MMbc. Queen -, bie (iiiit eiiiem XBit; 
 tl)iiiii i't'vri'l)eiic) uenuittiucte i?6iiininn. 
 
 Oo-»vcets, dou'sets, s. pi. [2Bnib; 
 nifpr.l bie Weilfn. [Shak. Dkvuen. 
 
 Ilo'wdy, diiu'd^, a. bie Sd^rampe. 
 
 l>o\vdy, adj. plump, qunbbelig, iiii: 
 (ierd)liit1)t. [decayed 
 
 J9<»^ved, (l'd)Ptt. ^ faded, vapid, 
 
 l>0'%ver, di"iu lir, ^fv. douaire) s. 1. 
 
 t<[i 20ittl;ii!it, Cribfli'biiige (nii^ ben ffliirern 
 
 tti vtrilvvbcm'n &ljemnn»^). 2. K\6 Spci-. 
 
 rar()^n"f. f'c 'i!lii6|leiier , 9Jtirflifr. 3. bie 
 
 gjit^rgi'iignbf , ^n6 a3rniir(je|"d)eiif. 4. bie 
 
 Wabe, bnf ©efdjfiif. 
 
 4. How great, how plentiful, how rich a 
 
 dower. Davies. 
 
 Hoovered, dmVurd , adj. f II. f 
 
 nuigntiitter. 
 
 I>0^*'erleSS, doiVurles, adj. nil; 
 
 flii^girtnrrer, nrin, uiuifrmoglid). Shak. 
 
 l>o^very, doiVure, ) . . ^ 
 
 _- S + f. D o w e r. 
 
 UoAvry, ) 
 
 I9o^vr, (I'dnitt.) hollow, dull. 
 
 ]Ko%vfr, d'djort.i pithless. 
 
 lBo%« ie , ( rd)t'tr. ) worn with 
 grief etc. ; li n I f a s I e e p. 
 ' lio^vlas, dftiVlas. «. tOnbft.) bie 
 ©nctlfiiminiib, nrobe Ceiinvnnb. Shak. 
 
 I9o'«% ie, tioiil,*. + bitDiuine, ^(nimi> 
 (eber, ber istaum. Shak. 
 
 Stowil, doun, (bnn. duun; i^l. id.) .i. 
 1. bie Dflime, Dune, Slniimfeber, ber Jmiini, 
 <J.'iIaum. 2. i bie PiiiCening <bnS ibeiaiifti: 
 fleiibe). 3. j3)i>t.) bie ^Bjofle, ber ivo(iid)re, 
 fnnitiierartiiie lieberjtig. 4. bo6 •>))iild)l;anr, 
 ter Jinmn am ^nrre. | 
 
 DOW 
 
 4. Thou bosom softness; down of ail 
 my cares. Southern. 
 
 D o w n - b e d. b<l5 5'<'""'^«tf/ £>'!* @d)iua= 
 iienfett. --feather, bie gliiiimfeber. 
 
 JUO'WII, (aiigelf. dun; fr. dune) «. 1. 
 bie Bune (ber ©nnbl;ii,]el iim -)Kcerc). 2. bie 
 nu*in;l)reitete 0-bene, Jl'ii^^ ( ''efonbers nuf 
 ipiigeln). 3. pi. [(i)et>gr.j bie Dtiiieii. 
 
 JUo%VII, (niigrlf. dun. admi) praep. 
 1. (tie 3{id)niiig vow einer S?bi)e nnd) ber 
 liffe nnbeiirenb) Ijernb, t;eriintcr, t)iii.il), l}in; 
 unrer. To run - a hill, cinen ipugei l}inat>; 
 liUlfen. To fall — a precipice, in einen 'Jib; 
 gvunb fnden. 2. unter (eiii ©ein in ber iiefe 
 iinbeutenb>. - the wind, [■OJ?iir-J unter bem 
 "lOinOe. 3. «6iunrt$ (bie i>{id)rung uiid) ber 
 ■5J?iinbnng irgenb cine* gliifje* bcji-idjncnb). 
 
 — the river, ilrLnuabiunrrS, fiuHabiucirrs To 
 go I'b. to fall - tlie river, (IrnniilblunrtS, 
 niit bem ©trome gel;cn. To sail or to swim 
 
 - a stream, (IromabiuiirtS fegeln ob. fd)iuini: 
 men. To pass — tlie current of lite, of 
 lime, ben ©trom befi CebeniJ, ber 3eit nb; 
 lunrrS gehen. 
 
 To go down the wind, i in 23crfrtf( ge; 
 rnfijen. - the sound, in ber 9{id)ruug bee 
 ebbenben Wecres nod) bem 'Ci3iVere ju. - 
 ihe country, nnd) bem ^^JiJerre jii (nod) ber 
 (i)egi'nb eincg Sioiibe«, mo bie (j-liiffe I'id) in'6 
 ^Ti(tv ergicgen). 
 
 Mo^vii, adv. 1. nieber, ^ernb, l)innb, 
 fjcrunter, ^inuiiter (eine JlJeiDegnng oon oben 
 noit unien beieid)nenb). He is going -, er 
 gel)t l^inunter. - witli the building ; reigt 
 iai Spaui ein, nb ! Get - ! tjetab [ l;erunrer ! 
 
 - with . . . ! nieber niit . . ' Down,-! i^er; 
 nO! l^erunter biiniit! — with your breeches! 
 bie S?o\en l)eruntcr! Men -! 1^))mU-. J il;r 
 Seute l)innb! Up and -, nuf unb nieber. 
 
 2. nieber, nuf bem SiJobcn (fo piel al6 
 unten, einen 3ni'li»b ber 9{ul)e nuf bem 
 ©runbe, nuf bem ©oben nnbcurenb). He is 
 -, er i|1 nuf beiu ©oben. Hold him -, 
 Ijnitet ihn nieber (unren, nm SBoben). 
 
 3. unter, unten, l;iiiob (unter bem iport; 
 ionte). The sun is-, bie ©onne i|1 unter; 
 gegnngen. He has the uvula of the nioulh 
 -, bnf 3opl'd)tn i|t il)iu gefollcn, gerd)i>i7fu. 
 
 4. nbiwrirre (i oon oben nod) unten, oon 
 einem l)ol)ern nuf cineu uieberii ©rnuCpuiU't). 
 His reputation is going -, fciu ^iJiU\ i|l itn 
 g-n(len. 
 
 5. nieber (1 ein Ueberionftigen , 2?ejioin; 
 gen, 55efiegen bc}i'id)ni'nb). To thunder - 
 tolly, bie IljtTljeir uicbcrbounfrn. To boil -, 
 ©nunS cinCod)en, iurommenfod)en. To write, 
 to pi each - vice etc.. burd) feine ©d)rif; 
 ten, 5j5rrbigren bn« Cniler bejiuiugen, ocfie; 
 gen, nUiJrotten. To write - one's self or 
 one's charncier, firf) ^uvd) H'ilie ©d)rif.'en 
 in '>))ti|5frebit briiigen, ju (Jiruubc ndjrrii. 
 To run - one's rival, feineii >}u'beiibui)ler 
 ju 23obcn joerfcn, beficgeii, il;m ben 3ioug 
 nbloufen. 
 
 6. nieber (ein SSerfcfjen in ben ©tonb ber 
 3{u()e, ob. ein SSeriojIcn ber nufrec^ren ©rel; 
 lung nnbeutiiib). He is lying -, er legr fid) 
 nieber. To lie -, iui Jsinbbett liegen. Lay 
 
 — your pen, Irgcii ©ie OI)re ^vict luig. 
 Upside -, tm Oberile jn unreril. Tlie 
 
 wind is — , ber 'iijinb l)''f fid) geirgr. To play 
 with the money -, nut bnarem Ojelbe fpielen. 
 
 DOW 
 
 To pay down, the money-, bnnr OIIfi}nf)tm 
 Ob. bejn()len. Toset-, (rdjriftlidtmufre^en. - 
 upon the nail, bei ipefler unb ^pfennig. It 
 will not - with me, id) fonn e* iiidjt oer« 
 fd)IU(fen, ertrngen, bn« mill mir nidjt in ben 
 Kopf. - from ..., Doti ... tjer; j. 93. - 
 from the conquest, oon ber (Jroberung t^tti 
 (b. t). oon ben 3eiteii ber C-vobernng l)er). 
 
 - in the mouth. rebefc^eu. -a-, liruutJ 
 loriim. Shak. To go -, im ^reife fofhn, 
 nbfd)Iogen. To keep - the prices, bic '!j3reife 
 nieberbriicfcn. [nn^bnirflid), beiliuimt.. 
 
 l>o-%vn, adf. I. tniurig, befriibi. 2. 
 
 Down-cast, a) adj. niebergerd)Iogen.' 
 b) *. t ber triibe SBlid, bie irnurigfcit. -- 
 fall, 1. ber ©rurj, Jofl. 2. i ber Unter* 
 gong, bm" SBerberben, ber Sfrfofl, Utnilurj. 
 --fallen. oerfoHeii, jer)li!>rt. --gyved,- 
 l)ernbi, Ijerunterljnngenb (oen Jeffrln :c. ). 
 Shak. —-haul. [ ^JJfnr. ] ber "JiieberOoler. 
 --hearted. ni.ebergefd)logen, niurl)lr^. -- 
 hill, a) *. ber aibhnng (eincf ipiigef? to. 
 b) arf/. nbbongig. --look, ber nieferge« 
 rd)logene a3li(f. --looked. niebergird)lo« 
 gen, uiebergebeugt. --lying, ai *. bie. 
 ©d)lnfen^ieit , Sv'uhejeit. b) bn6 iXiiibbctt.!, 
 ondj. freifjenb, in Alinbe^notljen. --right, 
 I. adv. a) grrobe nieber, fenfred)t. (A giant 
 cleft—. HiiDiBRAs.) b) in flnren 'iUorren, 
 of)ne Umilnnbe, gloid), grrnbe ^ernu«, gerubes 
 lueg. (We shall cliide-. Shak.). c)geroBe)U; 
 llrntf*. I.adj. a)fuir, offenbor, boni'grfiflid), 
 ougenfdjeinlid). b) gerobe, rebli(^, offeiiijeriig, 
 biebcr. c) oodig, oollfommen. --rightly, 
 adv. gerobejn, berb. —-sitting. tuvC' i)iie> 
 berliegcn (}ur ^iui)C). --steepy, feljr nbs 
 fd)nffig , jril). —-trod Ober - - trodden, 
 niebergetreten, mit Jyiifjen getreren , jertres 
 ten- Shak. --weed, t25ot. ] bn^ 9ful)r» 
 front, bie SBiefcniuoflc. 
 
 Do^vii, V. a. t bemiitl)igen , betigen. 
 SiDNEv.. — D. n. -|- fi'ir go down, l)inun» 
 tergeljen (in ben ©d)(unb). Locke. 
 
 Ilo^vna, (fd)Ort.) cannot, do not. 
 
 ItOAVUed, dou'ned, adj. lUit Dou^ 
 
 nen beberfr ober nngefiidt. 
 
 IBownie, dolly^ (fc^otf.) dull, 
 melancholy; in bad h e a 1 1 li , i u b a d 
 t a n e. 
 
 DoYVn^vard, dnun'wurd, f adv. 
 
 l*OWll\Vard.«i(, doiniwiirdz,^ 1. 
 
 niebenunrtg , nieber, nnd> unten, liinunrer, 
 l)inob (in ber 9{id)tung oon einem l)iit)crn 
 ^"[a^e nod) einem nieberevn). To look -, 
 ^inobfi'ljen ; bie 5Jugen nieberrd)in,]en. 2. obs 
 loiirttj, ilromnbiorirr*. We sailed - on the 
 stream, mir fegelten nuf bem ©rrome nb» 
 morr* ob. jlrrmobmnrtt*. 3. nbmaris (ooni 
 'ilnfonge ber genenlogifd)en Cinie nod) il;reni 
 <5-nbc jii). - from Adam, obioort* oou 'ilbnni. 
 
 4. T u. i t)crob, l)eriinter. S. [■')}rnurer.J I'ou 
 unten noc^ oben. 
 
 JWoiivnivardf odj. I. fid) neigcnb, 
 fid) niebermorrp beiuegrnb, nod) unren gil)enD; 
 
 - course, ber £ouf nod) unten. 2. nbl)ongig, 
 nb)'d)iirfig. 3. i a) Ijerfomnienb. b) irnurifl, 
 nirbi'riicrd)logcn, uiebergebeugt. 
 
 IKotviiy, duu'ne. adj. 1. floumtg, 
 loodig. 2. |25ot. ] modig. .3. oon Dounen 
 ober iorid)fn Jf^fn gemnd)t (.ftifTen 20. 4, 
 1 a) meid). b) fanfr, rul)ig, flip (o. ©d)lnf jc). 
 
 5. (loumnrti(j. - beard, ccr ••J)?ild)6iirt. 
 
Fate, far, f/.ll. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. IVA, move, n6r. got, 6\\, cl6iid. TAbe, tOb, ffilF. t/zin, THis. 277 
 
 DOW 
 
 Do'wryf d«m'ri, «. I. f. Uower. 
 
 2. tie fur tin SSBetb itejnIjUe i»«lot)iuin(i. 
 
 lio^vse, d6u(, (. t bit '•}Rauird)efle, 
 ber itiiipp«. - p. a. t 6emnulfct)eaen. - 
 ». H. plumpen (tn'< 5B«iiT«J. [Klopp*. 
 
 l>u«v«t , d<>ust , «. -f ber &d)inn. 
 
 Wuxulug^iCMlf doksolud'jekal. adj. 
 lobpreiient. I liljeol.] 6ie eobpreiiuufl. 
 
 IBoxolog'yf doktol'oji, (or.) «. 
 
 lioxy, dok'se, <. bie 3$ette(, '0)?e^e. 
 
 Uoze^ doie, (.161. daaast; plattC. bO> 
 ftn) c. n. 1. fd)lummern. 2. i ein trdoe^, 
 ttntf)nti<)e^ Qtbtn fiit^ren. 
 
 Ifoze) V. a. t fdyiiifrig ma((>en, be> 
 tiubrn, erfi^lafftn, onbummen , Cumin nta> 
 <^(n. Drydek. [ utrcraunien. 
 
 To dose away one'* life, fein Sebeu 
 
 I>ox«l, dni'ei, «. batf Suftjapfd)en. 
 
 19uzeliii§:« ddz'eling, «. tine 9Irt 
 ©(^nttirung. 
 
 Ituzen, dux'zn, a<V. in)olf<nurin 
 3ufnmmen|'e^unflni g«broud)lic^>, j. 8. 
 
 A dozen pair of gloves, iivuif $<IAt 
 4>nȣif(l)til)e- A - uiea, jwblt 'JRnnnct. 
 
 Dozen, (p. Druti'd}.) «. ba« Du^tnb. 
 
 Half a dozen, tin t)a{bt6 BuQcub. A 
 baker'* -, breijfljn auft Du^enb, brcijtijn 
 ©turf. A - of egg» , ein Du^tuD Gritr. 
 Twelve - of gloves, jivolf Dul5HI^ ^ant>: 
 f<^uf)f. A - of wine, ji»6if 5lnrd)fn ikjein. 
 
 JUozer, UuxOi, «. btr <£id)iuninii'ruDe. 
 
 Ifuzineas, d6'ziiia», : tit <5d;lan 
 rigfeit, Ir.iumerfi. 
 
 Muziii|;rv doxe'ing, t. I. bo$ (£d)luni: 
 lufrn. 'i- Mt ir.iflljfit. [ftn; trage. 
 
 Ifuzy, do xe. (!((;. i'd)liifri(), fdyiaftruu: 
 
 Ifrnbf diali. (augeir. dmbbe) t. 1. 
 tat OU\f\(w»tu\(t), bit >>urr. 2. tai grmeine, 
 fct)niU5iO« S3rib, bi« ©d»innipe. 3. nSnljro.J 
 tA6 *t'rb (um bfl6 2i}ii||fr nblaufcn i» liiffeu^ 
 
 JUrab , «. [3nMT. ] tint jlrt bicfeu, 
 roi'dfiifu 3<tige«. - uHj. I'ctjmarjt'rnun. 
 
 Urab, D. H. fi4^ ju :^ureii gcicUtn, 
 Ijiirm. 
 
 ItrAbblef drab'bl. V. a. [^Rprbam.J 
 (turd) £<t)lfpp<ii ini itotljt uiib iiiiiffir) 
 f(t)muOig mn(t)cu, btf(t)ntur;eit , befluurcrn 
 (rin JMtxt !c.i. 
 
 ■•rnbble, v. •>. nnrf) Sarben ftfct^eu 
 (mit riiirr iiinncn (^niMbiiugel). 
 
 IfmbblillKTi drabbling,*. Ot!'d)e> 
 rri I tuti Sw'ttxn mid) '^nrbtii mir ttiier 
 ®rllM^l^ll(^fl. Emcyc. [!bei|i(jcl, Scefrgcl. 
 
 lirnbler, diab'liir. *. i'OXar.J M« 
 
 IVrMCllllllft, drak'nia, f (gr. ) *. I. 
 
 IfrMClllll, dram, 5 l^^rird). 
 
 Wi'i'iiijitt I bit ©rnrt)iiie. 2. [4lpptljcferflen).] 
 bit rtradjmt, bflr Quentd)fn. 
 
 Itfuco, dii k<>, (lor.) i. I. [^(Irpii.j 
 tn D6id)f. 2. I Oiiiturg. ) btr Drnd)t ( r 
 Dragon). 3. [ »))fcttpri'lpfl. ] bet iUniitr: 
 
 MraCMIlCulnil , drakung'kuluK, 
 (Iftt.) *. I. l^Mi'tb.] brr ^iiuriuiirin , ^Aitn- 
 tturm. 2. (3<t)tl)pi»l.J btr Drnd)tnnrd), &**■■ 
 >brnrt)f. ["f prael. v. Dread. 
 
 iVra«l, dred. adj. * I. iurd)rrrlirt). 2. 
 
 Ikrair., draf. ». I. M^ (BpullVillKr, 
 *trr Spiiiirt)r; bir Iribrr. 2. t brr*u6iviirf- 
 ' If r»fl'iiili , dial titb, tidj. n>rrrl]lr6, 
 'fftlrrtlt. (grains. 
 
 * lArulT-pukey (f4)rt(.> bag oi 
 
 DKA 
 
 Draffy, draffi, adj. I. f^mu^ig; 
 l'd)ied)t, net(tflo6, untouglict). 2. miircifd). 
 
 IBraft, draft, 4. flit Orauglit, f. b. 
 
 liraft, V. a. I. eniiuerfen (buret) Um^ 
 rifft ic). 2. nufi't^tu, obtnfttii (eintu Ron-, 
 trutt zc). 3. tiu6ival)ltn, l)eriui£ntl)tnen, i)crs 
 au6jiel)tn (Iruppeii ic). [ brr Sugoc^e. 
 
 Draft-liorse, tn6 3"gpftrD. --o«, 
 
 nragy drag. Ciuigclj'. dragan; m. dra- 
 giaw) i;. a. 1. |'ct)lci|eu, fd)leppen, jitt)tn. 2. 
 [ Snubiuirtljid). ] fdjieiftn (tggen>. 3. ± t)tt: 
 umi'd)Iepptn (fiil^reu, ein elenbe6 Cebeii :c.). 
 4. (gewtilcfam; uml)ccrd)Ieifen , uml;tri'd)lep: 
 pen. 6. L'')}{ar.J to - ua anchor, etntii 'iiu: 
 fer I'd^ltppen. 6. [^pp^r. J au6fd)lamintu, 
 au^rauuien. 
 
 Orag-, V. n. I. fd)leiftii, r(f><tppfi<; 
 (^reii'en (nu OtrG-rbt, p. ituibcraic.) ; [*))Jor.j 
 l'd)leppen (p. 'ilufer>. 2. cfor) nut eiuem 
 SugncQ ft|'d)tn. 3. i i'd}leppeu, laugi'iun uor> 
 on, i>orivartd gel^eu Kvvn &t\'(t)\\\Hii ic). 
 
 M3rag^ *. l. $ etiua^ am -^ibtii C4t: 
 l'd)li'i|[s oDcr C^tci'djU'pptiuerbcubcd. 2. bit 
 v£d)ici|t dim i!ii|ieii |i>r(iuid)itifi'n ic. >. 3. 
 t$i|d)crtij Otis >ttd)iippiiei> , 3tig"n>. ^" 
 '8d)ltilDainen. 4. l^iiuDivir[t}i'd).J bie t£'d)let|e, 
 'Jirt (i'tigt. 9. bit V'^rpuiiti bwi iirai^gacui 
 itx :patcn c^liitrficugc, uiii (riivae itu6 bciii 
 -^ouir )U l)Dteiu. 6. I '^aiMiiipr- J brr 
 ^£d)lu>ulJ bcr o't'lK uxb lyreitct^cii. 7. «i»(/ 
 ub. J/'- ber obrc bii6 ^io^, 'iiUea, )va« cm 
 od^iff in I'tiiiem 'cm\\t au|l;iilt, bcfjeii Dam 
 eri'd)iuert, ). is. tin am tsc^iipptau uailjgi'jLx 
 geiuo ^Di<t, k^d)i|f K. b. L^pbr.J bcc (irrc> 
 £.aiicraumcc. 
 
 Urag-iuau, ber (}ifd)er, ber mit riuem 
 3ugiieije pi'd)!. -- net, LiJiid>«i;iJ bat 
 iugiici). I (.(JJummu. 
 
 Ifra^ant, dragaut, «. ere Iragaiii 
 
 ltra||p4^1e, diag gi, v. a. i'd)Uppcui 
 burd) >i^ivuppiii im Aioil; rd)iuiit)i>j mad)i;ii, 
 ur|'d}mu9eu. A draggled weucli, ber 
 <9kl)mui)igri, i£ii}miii>i;aaiiii(l. 
 
 Uraggle-iHil , 1. b" &d)ll>U9fauni. 
 I. i ber t&d)mut)igi'l, «d)mui>iiidel. 
 
 lfra{(|{'l«)y i>. M. I'd^iccpt" > i>» iti'tl)' 
 uiiU)t'r ^cid^ii'ift uiib Daburd) I'd^iuui^ig lucr- 
 bell, burd) t)A6 '^a^w^^tw iiii ^U)ii;e iiDuiui^ig 
 luerbcn. 
 
 Ifraft^oiiiau, dragoman.^*. [lur: 
 
 JUruili iiiaii, drog'uiau, ^ tcij ber 
 i^ragiMuaii iA>i)liiiu'iid)er). 
 
 Ifrag'UUy diag uu, (fr. ) «. 1. ber 
 Dradje. 2. I'JJicteor. j oer Dradje. 3. (alt- 
 <sd)iUiupttj ber £)rad)e. 4. n ter X)rad)c 
 (ieuffl). 5. (*2l|iri'n.J ber Drad)e tuiTbi. 
 ^teriibilb). 6. (.'.bui.J bit X)rad)eun)uri, tAa 
 od}laugcii(raut. 
 
 Uriigou-beani, [91r(l)it.] bit ©trebe, 
 tui toirebcbanb. -'a-blooJ, iAt I>tad)en= 
 blur (tiu i>arj). --fi»li, I od)tl)in'l- J *« 
 Drudjcufii'd), ^eebradjt. --fly, l(?iiti'mol.J 
 Mt ^aiTerjuiigiir. --like, tiuieeiuDratDe, 
 grimmig, luiiiljeub. -'»-liead, [.Uor.j tcr 
 i5rad)eafopi. -'»-liead and -'»-lail, 
 [•JlllriMi.l ber Dradjeiifi'pi u. r>rad)tiifrt)roanj. 
 --kiiell, liloud)il.J ba» Drad)fal)auprctKii, 
 J>rad)fufi'vid)en. --tree, CiJi'r.J ber x>xn: 
 d)eubaum. - »-waier, (iBot.J bit toumpi: 
 piiut, ber nirifaiiudje -Hxm, — wing, % 
 tir £rad)rii|1uflfl (Crr 9iad)t;. -'a-wori. 
 Lbof.i bit £rad)cuiuur4. 
 
 DKA 
 
 Drag'onet, dragunet. «. ber fleini 
 
 I>rad)t. (djenfiirmig, luie eiu J)rac^e.SHXK, 
 
 l>ra8°oni8lt, drag'unUh, adj. bra< 
 
 Ura^^OOn, dragoOu', (fr. dragon; 
 *. ('Biiiit.] ber Dragouer. 
 
 llrag^ooitf V. a. 1. quiilrn, peinigen 
 unit Dragoiitrii). 2. untcriverfeii , be)iuin< 
 gcii (burd) Solbattn). 3. (jt^t) i (to) jiDiu. 
 gtn (ju ®npo<). [ Dragonabe. 
 
 ItragOUnadey draguuuade', «. bte 
 
 Wrai^, ) 
 
 ltraicl<^> (fdiott.) dreg, dregi. 
 
 Ifreck, ) 
 
 Ilrail, diile , t. r. a. f f4)|eppen, 
 fd)leiien, uad)rd)trppen. 2. o. n. t bur4) 
 Sd)ltppen im itutl)e rd)inut>ig luerbtu. 
 
 l>rain, dr&ne, (aiigflf. drelmigean) 
 p. a. 1. fiitriren (SiJautr u. ;. 2. abtropfeu 
 la(ftn ((SefajTe pbcr beren 3u()alt ic.). 3, 
 trorfntu, ouitrDrfutn, trcrfen legen (buret) 
 •ilbjug^graben). 4. a) obiieljen, ablaffen, flb» 
 japfen, ableitcn, nbgrabtii, (aud) 1). b> ± 
 (of> eiirbibijtn (poii), arm mad)eu (an). 
 4. b) A foreign war drains a country 
 of specie. Wemte*. 
 
 To drain one's purse, (^inem beii ^cut 
 tel fegeil. To — into one's own colfers, in 
 feint eigenru XU'ffer flie^en laneu ((ytib). 
 
 Drain, v. n. abirupfeii (p. JCletbuugd> 
 ilii(ffn ic). 
 
 Drain, *■ ber ^blniif, ^b)iig, Aanal, 
 •llbleituiigsgrabtu , bie Q)ofTe, ber aiJa\Ter» 
 gang, bie -Milautr&ijre. 
 
 Drailiabie, dr&ne'abi, attj. au6> 
 getrurf net , abgeiaffcu, abgeieitet, abge^apft 
 luerben fijniicub. I feu ; '•Ubfiiepen, 'Jlbtropfen. 
 
 Dratiiafpe, drA'nldjv. *. iA6 ■ik\>U\> 
 
 Draiucr, drikne ui . s. I. ber 6)ra> 
 benjieljer, -Jlbleiter. i. lled)u.] ai t>n& lropf« 
 bret, bie "Hbtrupfbanf ; >ilbm>pfpfaiiue. b) 
 (laalpeitrf.l brr i£d)6pfcr, bie (2d)i>pffelle. c) 
 [lorfgr.] ber ©d>iH'ftr. I ben, "iiianergang. 
 
 Draining, drane'ing, M. bet (^ra< 
 
 U r a i n i n g - p 1 n u g li , her "ilbiieljpflua. 
 
 Drake, drake, (plattb. lirafe; *. 1* 
 [Druitl).] ber Ciutcrid). 2. lilrtirt.J eiiie '2Jrt 
 tlciner Kanonen. 3. Lei"Di».J Cie iHiaffet. 
 piege. 
 
 Ducks and drakes, ein fitnbcrfpief mit 
 i5)upfiltineii (auf bcm QBaf[er». A duck and 
 a drake, t Sprillige. To make ducks and 
 drakes willi ones luouey, t fein ®elb 
 jiim Jeujler (juiaiifiuerfen. 
 
 Drant , diam, (jufammciigej. aui 
 draclinia) «. 1. \. Drachma. 2. t)A6 3}|£s 
 d)cn. 3. ber (Sd)lu(f Sd)Mappfi, €d)ai(f. 4. 
 Der SJrauntiuein ; pi- gebraiiiirc iiiaiTer. 
 
 Not a dram, gar ')iid)t6. No - of judg- 
 ment, gar frine, iiid)[ bie niiiibeile ^eur> 
 tl)eilungdfraft. 
 
 Dram-drinker, ber Sd)linppfer. — - 
 shop, bit '£raiiuiivc«iird)(itfe. 
 
 Dram, v. n o fd)iiappiVn. 
 
 IVrainn, di^ ma i>d. draiu'ma, (gr.) 
 *. ^\\& ©d)nufpiel, Drama. 
 
 JKrainatic, dramat ik. ^ adj. 
 
 Dramatical, diamai'ekal, ji bra> 
 matlfd). — ndv. D ram al ' i ca 1 1 y. brama< 
 tifd). Imarifd)e i)id)rer, ©d)auipiilbid)rer. 
 
 Dramatist, diam'aijst, t. ber bra> 
 
 Dramatize, diauraiue, i>. a. bra* 
 marifireu. 
 
278 FAtp, f/tr, fan, fat. ML mk. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, gSt, 6il, cl6fid. Tube, tab. fiill. t^in, THis. 
 
 DRA 
 
 Draminock, ((<t)ett.) a thick 
 
 » a w 111 i X f u r e o t meal and water. 
 
 Urnilk, diaiik. praet. V. Drink. 
 
 ItrMiik, s. tier milDe ip.ifer. Encvc. 
 
 Itrafi, drap, *. 1. ^a6 grobe wodeiie 
 2licf). i. (l'd)Dtt.) a) a drop, b) to drop. 
 
 U rap- wort, [SBot.J ^ie ©pierilati&e. 
 
 Itrape, diAp. »• o. ^ i. imi) niadjen, 
 juebi'ii. Z. iMirrt)l)rrf)eln, fcfjraiiben, (Uif,icl)en. 
 
 lir»per, dra'piir. «. I. tier itul); 
 l)nn£>;fr, 3^"n'>i"^'^'^- 2. Per iirniiuT. 
 
 Linen draper, ^fr S-eiiijeiiql^rtiiBlcr. 
 Woolen--. Pet 5S3ii(leii ieuijl;iiiitler. 
 
 ]lrap«ry, dra pure. a. 1. tai Xud): 
 webeii ; Pit S.iirt)hanPci. 2. Pa* iiid) , Per 
 luoHeiie Sciig. ©toff. 3. [^BinlerciJ Per g^'^ 
 temvuvf, Pie X>rapcrie; t<\6 ^iimiemuerf. 
 
 l>rapet, dripet, t. t Ciie iud); Pie 
 lurlleiie Derfe. [egg- 
 
 Itrappit, (r(i)ort.) egg, poached 
 
 ItrHStie, dia.stik. (ijr.) udj. ('Ditp.j 
 flnrf iiurfeuO, l;i-fri(j nnijreifeiiP, PraOiict). 
 
 WrttUg-ll, dial. r. Draff. 
 
 IfrilU^Ilt, draft, (Von draw) «. I. 
 fcas 3tfl)fii, 6tr Siiij (eineS 'iJJfiiifli'S , 2Ba-. 
 fl«n» !c.). i. Per Siig (Pn^ &in}irljeii in pen 
 ViiitiP). 3. per 3ii«J (brim iriiifrii) 4. Per 
 3ua, g-ifd)ju<l- a- &« <2d)ii@, spogriu'dxip. 
 6. Per 3iig, ivvieflSiug, >Jiiifro[i. 7. l^JKiiit.] 
 a; Piie i>i:raii6jitl)cii ( itii SolPiUcii niif 
 etneiii ipeere). i>; Pie Ijerrtiiffli'ioficne '"Wniiiii 
 fd)aft, per 'JU'imb, pie ipa-re^nbrljoiiiiiiji. 8. 
 eer 6triiii(i, Sngvienieii, Pns SiiaiVii. 9. 
 (Oag , ivnS sJi'ji'iliii luirP rPer Piird) rin 3ie- 
 Ijeii entiteljn a) a - of lishes. Per Siifl (yird>e. 
 t>) Per 3113. ®d>iii(f. c) a. Per JCib, -Jlbri^, 
 tie 3eid)mmg. p. Pie tofijje, Pa* Ivoiijipr, 
 Per ©ntiDiirf; (ii. t) Per 3111]. d> (ipaiipi'l; 
 Die Iratte, Per iraffirte 2i5i'd)iVl. e> Pie 
 (£d)rifr, Per ^liiffa^. f> per 'Jliifjiin. g) bfr 
 sai'jufl, ^Ibgaiig; tUbfa^ (iH<n aGaareii). 10. 
 Kcr ^ilbjiuj, *Jlbrrijt, Pie 9{inue, Slbjud^r. II. 
 pi. tai 5bret=, r»aniciiiViei. 12. l»))i\'P.] pai- 
 Siigppafler, ©onfpfiailtr. 13. ( 0)i\ir.] Per 
 aeadirjiig (eiiiee gdjiffe*); A ship of small 
 -, ciu pad) gihciiPes, laiifeiiPe* Sd)iff, eiii 
 ®d)iff, &ne iiidu I'iei SBoiier jirljr , nid)r riet 
 im buffer giljr; A .ship of twelve feet -. 
 fin (£d)iff, Pad jmbif (£d)iil) fief grijt. 14. 
 [(fngl.] »)eine ficine 3iigabe iniffleiuidjre (bcini 
 aSerfnufe I'on n)flgl>artn^I^5aaren), Pa* ©urge: 
 n)icf)r. b) Pa* Ucbcrgen)id)r, Per llebcrfdjlag. 
 
 A horse or ox fit for -, eill SugpffrP, 
 3ligrd)*. A cart or plow of ea.sy — , rin 
 leid)t in jiel)enPcr .finrren rPer ^piig. To 
 have a quick -, [5paiiPrI] rrigenP abgiljfii 
 (u. S[BaareM), gurcn 'Jlbgnng fjabin. To drink 
 In one -, auf eiiiru S'lfl triiifen. A deep -, 
 fin grrgcr Sufl oPer <£rt)lii(f. At a -. ant 
 einen ®d)lii(f , auf rinnial. Mend your -! 
 ni'd) ein ®d)iricfd)en ! To play at -», pa* 
 Sbretipifl, Batnenipirt ipirien. A -on the 
 pump at Aldgate. J rill i>rni 5^ejpgriifn nid)t 
 angeuiMnniener, faird)rr lOrdjtVl. - per ap- 
 point, [ipaupei] Per "JlppiMnt :'ilCed)iVibrifi. 
 
 Draught-board, Pot Oanibrft , Ca> 
 inenbret; 53rfnVirl. --hook. Per 3i('l)l)a: 
 fen. --hor»e. Pa* 3iigi>fi'rP. —-house. 
 Per 9ibrrirr. -'s-man, 1. Per 3eid)Mer. 2. 
 Per ©d)reibet , ®d)rifri'eriajTer. 3. Per 
 ©djuuppier. --0X, Per 3iiQi'dj«, — oxen, 
 pi. Pie SuoL'tt^feit. 
 
 DKA 
 
 Drau^lit, V. a. f)tri>or}itf|en , ^er: 
 au*jtel)en, Ijeruorrufcn ((yinen au* etnetn 
 ipaufen), f. Draft. 
 
 Urave^ drive, * praet. u. Drive. 
 
 Ura^V , driw , praet. drew; pp. 
 drawn, (augelj. dragau; lat. tralio) i>. a. 
 1. 5 jieljen (nact) fid), an ftd), l)crau*, l;er; 
 i>i>r; Paljer ot't niit Pen praep. oP. uUv. be- 
 fore, troni, out etc.). 2. jit'l)cn, langeii 
 *.an Per iueiblid)en 2)ru)1). 3. [^1)1)1".] an fid) 
 iiel)en ; anjie^en tuon "Wiagncren jo. 4. ^er: 
 Peijicljen ; auf ftc^ jicljen (Pie •JUigen 10 ; 
 tiad) I'tc^ jieljen, lenfen. 5. cmjieheii, einatl)j 
 men, fd)[ipfcn, t)intp (2ltl)enj , £nft); (n. i) 
 hoien (.einen Seufjcr). 6. a) abiaffen, ab; 
 j;cl)tn, abjapftn (5(iif|'tgfcitL'n ihmi eincni 
 ■jyafie ic); (and) i) Gnneii an*.jie^en, ab- 
 japfen. t>HAK. b) an6pfd)cn (ieid)e Jo. 
 7. t)erau*nel)inen, nel)nien (^roP an* Peni 
 Ofen :c.). 8. jiel)en, a) aufiicljen; b) jnjie; 
 Ijen iO)arPinen ic.) , fallen lafTeii , niePerlaf; 
 fen (Pen 25orl)aiig auf Per an'iijue). 9. (unr 
 down oP. after) i nad) ftd) jiil}en, }ur goige 
 Ijaben. 10. jiel;cn (eine I'inie) ; beid)rciben 
 uincn iirei*), }oid)nen, atrtigen, eiumerfen ; 
 malen , abbilPen. II. befd)reiben, fc^ilPerii, 
 parileUen (Purd) 2i5orre). 12. I'oriltden dm 
 OJei|le) , abbilpen. 13. (from) a; T luegnel;: 
 men (vow. b) l)ernel}nieii, enrlcljnen, I)eriei= 
 reii (luni). c) lernen, erleruen (uimd. 14. 
 U'tfen, anifrfen; (from) lorfcn , Ijon'orlocfcn 
 lan*;. la. ^ n. 1 (eiten; treiben; I)injie()i'n. 
 
 16. iragen (3iiifen); eiiibriiigcn; geroinnen. 
 
 17. a) jioljen, ueriiel)cn (Pa* (i>iftd)r). Shak 
 1)) i i>erPrcl;en, verjcrren, enrileflen (Pen 
 ©inn einer Sd)rift 10. 18. ouffeljen, ab.- 
 faiTen, ennuerfen (fine 93r(Imad)t to. 19. 
 a> jiel)en (cin Siu'*, eine i?orterie). bj ge: 
 iviinun, crtjalten (einen i}>rei*, eine ^ierejc). 
 20. Or'den, PeljnrncJWeraUe); (and) i) nu*; 
 Pel)ni'n, anffpinnen. 21. aufiieljen (eine 
 55rurfe) ; to - a bow, einrn ^ogen friini: 
 men, iini it;n }n ipannen. 22. au*nel;nieii 
 ({S-nigenu'iPe u-.j; (itjaiPmfpr.) aneiuirfi'ii, 
 au*ii'eiPfn v einen ipafeiu, an*ParniiMi, an*: 
 luiuPcn. 23. t jururf jiel)rn , jururfnol)inen 
 (eine ^loge;. Shak. 24. lu-rbinPen ( eino 
 -ajunPe). SiiAk. 23. juranimrnjirl)en, fatn- 
 meln. Shak. 26. [(Jljeui.j aii*jitiuMi <gei|lige 
 •^iflnnPtljeilc; from. an*). 27. aufjirhen, 
 aufreipi'U (einen 3'il)n 20. 28. f net)men, 
 anncljmen. Smak. 29. (loj jici^en, fd)icppen 
 (in* Q)cfangni0 :c.); jerren. 30. ; ji. i 
 abPringen , t)erauf prriTen , crpreffen. 31. 
 [2l3aiPinfpr.] a) aufmi^ineii, anffiiiPfn (etne 
 jjaljrte :c.). b) an* Pent SJodje iagen, Ije^en 
 (J. S6. giid)ie). Shak. 32. (-Wiar.J jicljen 
 i^affer luni ©djiffeii), j. 58. A ship draws 
 fifleen feet of waier, ein €d)iff ge()r fiinf= 
 jel)n giie tiff i>" SUaifer. 33. [i^anPclj an^ 
 lueifen, affigniren. 
 
 To draw bit, abjaiimril. To - blood, 
 waier, $5lut, ^>aiTer abjie()en (au* Pern 
 iJorper). To - blood of one, f ©inen bi* 
 anCi ii(nt fd)ranben. To - the pen. Pie 
 JJi'Per fiif)ren. To -one dry. ^eniaiiP erfd)ij; 
 pfen. To -the enamel lengthwise. [@d)nu-fj: 
 arb.) Pen ®d)mi'lj nn I'anfe jiel)en. His 
 eloquence drew tears Ironi the audience, 
 femr 9}rrePianifrit eiitlotfre Pen 3iil)i.'rfrn 
 Ibranrn. T»- tears hom the eyes. Ibraneii 
 III Pie ttiigcn brinafii. To - iu leugili, iifr> 
 
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 (angern (bn«Seben:c.). To draw one'aself 
 more westerly, fjii) tne()r i»riln)art* jicl)eii, 
 fid) mehr nad) SBeilen ()injietjeii. To - cuts 
 or lots. Sivi'e jiehen, lofcn. To - one's sword, 
 pen Dcgen }ic(;en ; a drawn sword, eiii 
 blower Degen. To — the sword, i pn* 
 vSd)H)ert jiel)en (^ritg fiiljren). To - water 
 troin a well, 2i5affer an* einem 18ruiinet| 
 iieljen, fd)bpfen. To - one'.i attention, Qei 
 inanp* -Hufmerffanifcit ouf fid) iiel;en. To - 
 into minute particulars, forgfaltig, )U iveit 
 au*fpinnen. To — an admirable picture 
 ot . . , ein 6eiBiinPern*n)iirCige* ©emdlp« 
 entmcrfen uiMi ... To - consolation from . ., 
 fid) IriJilen mit... To — money from.., 
 (i)elP jieljen an*... A note dr<>ws inter- 
 est from its date, eine a5erfd)reibnng tragt 
 outereffe wm lagc Per >!luf|lellung an. To 
 - the Scriptures to one's fancy, pie 3(<)rift 
 nad) fcinctn (MntPunfen t'crPreljen. To - a 
 bill of exchange, einen 'IGed)|Vl nufff^en, 
 au*fte(len. To - a bill dP. a draft upon 
 any one. 15?anPeI] fluf Giiieu traffiren, cine 
 iratte abgcben. 
 
 Todrawalong, fprtiie(;en, fortf^leppen. 
 
 To draw away, 1. lueg^ieijen, ivefjiief): 
 men, mitntl}men; ivegliufen. 2. ableicen, ab< 
 treiben. 3. uiiierfct)Mgeii. 4. ent|iil;rcn, enti 
 luenPcn. ll)cn, jerreigen, trennen. 
 
 To draw asunder, ail* einanPer jiei 
 
 To draw back, }urucfiiel)nien, juriict* 
 jiel)cn; juri'icfenipfangen (Pen 31^(1 ".)• 
 
 To draw in, 1. eiiijief)cn, jnrudjiel)cn. 
 
 2. ^erbeijie^en. 3. i a) aiUorfeii, uerleiteii ; ge« 
 iDinnen. b) perPrei^en; fiit|le(lfn. c)etni5rei^ 
 ca3ed)fe(). 
 
 To draw off, 1. abjif^cn , nbbrinjjen, 
 ablcnfen (Pie ®cPanfeii i>iMt . . .). 2. oblei* 
 ten, abfiil)ren (^liiffigfeiten). 3. abjicljen 
 (PeiliKircn). 
 
 To draw on, 1. f)erbeiiie()en, ()erbeifii^» 
 ren; to — many evils on any one, manege 
 llebel liber ©incu bringeu. 2. teraniafTen. 
 
 3. aniorfrn. 
 
 To draw out, I. au*iie()en ; langtiel)eu, 
 Prt)nfn, an*Pel)ncn, Hretfen. 2. i in Pie 
 I'linge jif()en, an*Pr!)ncn, ucrlangern (in 
 Olnfeb. Per 3i''t). 3. ab}iel)en , ubjapfen 
 (Stiifngfcitfii). 4. flbjiil)en (Pen ®piritn« 
 i>rn Griua*). 5. (from) l)eran*bringen, l}er» 
 an*li'rfen, l}eran*jiel)en (ein (i)el)eininig nut 
 OcmanP). 6. au*fud)en, l)eran*}icl)en, f)er» 
 an*nel)mfn (Sente an* einem 5?aufcn). 7. 
 orPnen, fledrn (in ®d)lad)torPnung). 8. 
 entiuirfein (in @d)riften). [nung aufjieljen. 
 
 To - nn account, (j^aupclj cine 9{ed>« 
 
 Todrawover, I. T l)eriiberiiii>cn. 2. 
 abjiehen (Peiliflirru). 3. I;erubericrfeii, ge* 
 miniien (iTir cine >J5arrfi k.). 
 
 To draw together, fammeln , )u|ami 
 tnrnjief)en. Men are drawn together by 
 similar views etc., gieid)f iJlnfid)ren :c. 6riii» 
 gen ^)(enfd)eu einanPer nal)cr. 
 
 To draw up, I. aufjieljen, l)frnufjie()en, 
 in Pie 5pi'l)e jiel)rn; fd)opfen (iSSaJter lo. 2. 
 in CrPiuing ileden, aufileden. 3. ennverftiv 
 auffr0en, abfaffMi, Pfrfafffii (fine ®(t>rift. 
 a3ciier i"!)!!* up). 
 
 To draw upon, to d r a w a bill u p o n 
 any one, [iJianPell nufOrmanP jifl)en, traf. 
 fireii , rineu ■'213ed)iVI aii*ilcllen , abgebeii 
 Drawn upon.., (or.., euiuommfii «tti.^ 
 
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 fur . . To he d r R w n a psn heavily, [S^an 
 bel) ftiirf be}DOfii ivtrbtn. 
 
 Ifrn^v, r. n. I. ^ u. i liffjen (finr 
 jiim 3i<i(t)<if''fii bri^(^l'n^e Rrnft du^trn). 
 2. iiiniihfn (u. 0)(iuict)tej (iiiid) i). 3. fid) 
 }umintneii)i«l}rii. Bacoji. 4. jic()cn ; (towards) 
 uprriirffu <gffl«in ; (id) iinljen (einein Wtflen: 
 flniiCt). 5. jifljen , ten Drnen P^ft Pa* 
 €d)n)frr jiel)ni. 6. jeid)n«ii (Die3cJd)cnfniifl 
 libdii. 7. |(Fhir.) (lu'n 'jpflnftern) jicfjen (ein 
 (J)rrd>ii'ur }iitn G'itern briiiiien). 8- |Wnr.] 
 trtvien, I'utliVlien <oi'ii €f<itln). 9. (^nbelj 
 (nut u|)on) (finen 2Ced)rel) jieljeii (fliif 0*= 
 nianC). lO. fine S.>\ttt, tin Coo* jteljfn. 
 
 To draw near to an end. )li Qntt <)f' 
 Ijeil. To -to a head, I. [^Bfilit.] fid) iU-- 
 fnmmriijiff)fii. 2. (ffhir-J }iir e-ireriinn 
 roinmcn. My fate -> nigh, meillt Ut^U 
 QtuMt nai)t. To - togeilier, fid) lurbill; 
 ten; fid) iufiiiinnfiijiffjrii (I'.iprtrljniiffii to. 
 The day — ■ lowar<ls evening , ttt Xc.<\ 
 
 itcint fic^. 
 
 To draw hack, 1. (i(4 iiniidiiitftn (fid) 
 tU(fR>nrr« i<(mrdrn).2. voineilAUben abfaUtn, 
 abtruniitg mrr^(n. 
 
 To draw near ob. nigh. nnf)rr fiMii: 
 nitn, fid) iirtljrrn (finrm Olf(i»nilaiibf). 
 
 To draw off. fid) )urud)irl)cn, abiitt)tn. 
 
 To draw on, I. vom'icfen, niirucfrn, 
 n.'^fjft ri'irfftj , nnl)cr foiiiinrn, l)friiiiiiiil)eii, 
 nnlirn. The *hip drew on lite cliaae. ba6 
 3(1(16 ni.id)riibe ©d)iff foiii immrr nnljer. 2. 
 l»pl1ll^l•l) (iiif 3«ni(in6 jifhen (einen <H}ed)fel). 
 
 To d r a w t o , 1 . }if hf n Jll . . 2. t nHs 
 ^an(\tn 'Qmimy. [ftttttn, fid) nufflefien. 
 
 To draw up, fid) ill @d)I(ld)tDrbI1llll() 
 
 IfrffM-, *. l.tndtiq, tat 3Kt)tn. 
 2. m« (flrjpjjtnf) Ci'0«. 3. 1 ba* t'oofi, 
 e<«itffa(. 
 
 Draw back, f^nnbrl] I. bft ^tutftofl, 
 Drnrobnrf, bir 9iiiffiilirj)rnmit. 2. o bet 9\n> 
 bntt (bti tfourn 3<il)liiiig). 3. [^Irrill.] ttt 
 giirri(flnuf, 9?ri(f|lc6 (filter ^nnone). -- 
 beam, bif Kreinrotiibe, ber ipnipci. -- 
 bene h. |(l)l>I^flrb.] bie 3itl)frnilf. --b r i dg e, 
 bie Siigbrucfe. --can-»ir. t ber GU'tm 
 frrffer. --game, ta6 wittn vvn Sfeuemj 
 (iiuiffnngene Spief. --gear, but 3imf'\ 
 fd)irr. --lateh. I. bie ll)urfliiife, filiiife, 
 pie nut enter €d)niir flejivirit luirb; fietiri. | 
 2. t brr €d).id)fleiit. 3. o Sriitnitb, ber bie^ 
 mertt behut. --net, bat 3ugtte$. -- 
 well, ber 3ie()britnneit. | 
 
 19rn%vnble, driwabl. aHj. )irf)bnr. 
 
 Itrni^'ee, diiwi, «■ [i^dtttcij ber 
 Xrn(T«it, aVji'fleiie. 
 
 Itra^«'er, driw'ur, $. I. $ ber3ieljer,' 
 (nteifleii* in Siil'nnitiieitiVijfl.) j.'». Too t h- -, j 
 btr 3(tl)itbrf(^er , 3(il)itnii«reib-er ; Gold--, 
 ber 0)i?ibiief)er, (5)olbbrnhtjifl)er; (bnltet) a) 
 bft 2Bn(terfd)ppfer. b) ber 3»ipier, Sefdier. 
 e) l^niibel] ber »eiiff)fr, iMffditt, 9a3fd)|VlJ 
 niiffleder. 2. a) ba6 3'ti)fnbt. b) f bn«[ 
 9liijirhettbf. 3. berSd)ifbfiifleii, bie£d)iib»,| 
 ©d)iebl(ibe. 4. ber 3etd)iter. 5. f>/. D r a w e r ». ; 
 a) - pb. a pair of -, bie Uittcrbciiifleiber, 
 llnterljpien. b) - ob. cheat, set of-», bie 
 J{rntim>bf. iSoflrlbniter. ! 
 
 Drawer of a bird'sc.nge , ber 'Jri'ff tmj 
 
 ■ira>«'iiig[^, diiw'ing. «. I. b(i« Sif'i 
 Ijct; Sd)iH>feii. 2. bni« 3eid)itett; bif 3etd)= | 
 nunfli ber Wig. 3. l^W.ir.J bft aaSufferjug 
 
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 (fine* ©(()iff*). 4. [^nnbel] bie gjuSfleaiing 
 (filter 2ljfd)feW). 
 
 Drawing and redrawing, bif ^ec^fei: 
 reiteret. - of samples, bit* ^Probenitrijiitcn. 
 - to a head, bie 9{ei(e, 3firitjiiiig, bai 'iiiif; 
 bre(t)en (eiite» ®et"(l)iuur^). Rough -, ber 
 jltid)(>ge Sittiviirt, bie Srijje; Rubbed -, 
 bie gen)t|d)tf 3«'d>itting; - in water-colors, 
 bit getut'd)te 3cid)iiu>i<] > — ■" crayons, bie 
 jvreibeji'ld)ltling ; - in ink wiiliont any 
 uliadows, tic |Jebetjeid)niiitg, uiir(t)iitttrrr 
 3ei(^IIUng; — where the grain of the 
 crayon i* aeen , bie grrtei'tlie SudtnnuQ; 
 Art of -, bif 3<id)eiirtiii|l. 
 
 Drawing-away, bif llllttrrd)(iiguitg, 
 e-nttvcitbuitg. --board, bai 3eii1)eiibrer. 
 --hound, ber £etll)ttllb. —-muster, btr 
 3cid)etittici(ler. — on, ber ®d)iiiB, bie 'Joli 
 gcniitg. --paper, bn* 3eid)fiipiipier. -• 
 pen, bie Siei^feber. --room. l. bn* 9Jcr-- 
 rotittniii itgijiiit titer, (VieiVllfdiiit'tf'itittitii-r, ($-111: 
 pfnngsittttiiier, ber ffleriil|d).ifrei"(iiti (i,ipd)= 
 geileUter ic^enDiteni. 2. bte (tit ciitcin SBer> 
 idiiiiitltingejtiittner bfftiibiid)e > cyeielirdj.tft, 
 ber 3irfel. — table, bnd Jffijjbtft; ber 
 ijric|it|(i). --up, b(i« (2d)i!^pfeii. 
 
 lira-«vl, di&wl. V. a. (tint out) rd)lrp> 
 pen, jiet)eii, bcl)iifii (bir Wattf beitit <£pre: 
 d)eit). [teben, bif 2i3i>rtf jifljen. 
 
 Itra^vl) V. «. laitginiii, ft^itppeiib 
 
 UraM'l, «. bai 3teljeit ber aUorte. 
 
 Ifra^Vlly diiwn, I. jn-aet. pp. p 
 Draw. 2. udj. n) gif id), tiucittr(t)tebeii (DUii 
 enter ©d)((id)t ob. enieni €piele). b) gejpgeii, 
 bhtiif (u. ©d)ii>frr). Shak. o init gejiirfrftn, 
 gejygeiiem ober biniifettt (£d)n)frr (uoii '>l>er» 
 (■I'tieil) ; |. 58. why are you — , lunrtlllt finb 
 eutf ©(l)i«cttet grjiirft? Shak. d> offen; nuf! 
 gejpgen uber jtigfjcgcit (pen Piarbiitcti to. 
 e) nuegriveibet (poii eiitctii ^iid)$>. Shak. 
 {) beiupgeii. g) flrjeid)ner. 
 
 Drawn and quartered, gff(l)ieift It. gfj 
 piertljeilt. Well -! bu fntiii|l iiic^iig i\tt)tn 
 (|iiiifrit>! 
 
 IVray, dri, (angelf. draege) t. 1. ein 
 ntetriger '2i3>igen, ber^ierit^Ageii, 9{i>fln)ngen. 
 2. bie gri)lcife. 3. l213nibiiiiVr.J bai 9?f|l 
 fine* G'id)l)6ntd)eii<. 
 
 D ray -cart, )'. Dray. — horse, bft 
 ^iirrengniil. --man, ber ^nrriier, itorten.- 
 fiil)rtt. — plough, ber £d)lrpppflng. 
 
 Urayugr*?* dri-itdje. «. ber @({)(eiff 
 loljn, G'inrd)l(ig, bte irnitspprtfpfleii. 
 
 Ifrazelf dra^'zi , Ttorbflm. droz'l, 
 «. bie Sd)liintpf, Sd)liitttpf. 
 
 IVread, dred, dingt-ir. draed) «. 1. 
 bif ijtirdjr, ber ©djrerfen, tai OJrinten ; (of> 
 bie ijtird)r (I'or). 2. bie 5urd)t, ber €d)rc(feii 
 (ber ©egenilnnb ber 3nrd)t k.). 3. bit G-I;r> 
 fiird)t, (£d)eu. 
 
 Ifreaflf adj. l. i'd)rfrfli(f), furdftbar. 
 Shak. 2. fijrrot'irbig, erl)nbrn, J)el)r. -so- 
 vereign. gro(;ntiid)iigilrr ^frrrd)rr. 
 
 liread, v. a. (feljr) fi"nd)fen; fi* 
 tiird)ifn per G-rn»n«. Ign get 5iird)r fein. 
 
 19rea4l, v. n. fid) d'ehr) tiin1)ten, in 
 
 l>readable« dred'abi, atU. f jn 
 filrrt)ren. 
 
 IVreader, dred'ur, «. Ofntnnb, ber 
 ill giird)f tfl, ber fid) I'^r Q-tmai iiird)tfr. 
 
 Itreadrul) dred-ti'il. adj. I. rd)re(f: 
 li(^, fiir(t)ibar. 2. f biiiigr. 3. e^riviirMg, 
 
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 nifabtn, f)f()r. — adv. Dread'fnllr« 
 id)re(tiid), iurd)tbrtr. 
 
 lireadfuluess, dred'fulnca, «. 
 
 bie ®d)rccfiid)ffit, gurdjiiMrfeit. 
 
 ItreadleSS, drcd'les, adj. fUtdfU 
 106, tineri"d)ro(ftn. 
 
 Ureadlessnestl, drediesnes, •. 
 bte 5tird)rli>figfeit, llnerfd)ft>rfcnf)fit. 
 
 lireaill, dieme, (rd>ip. droQi; b<ill. 
 drom) t. I. ber iMiitn (bdS irrtunten uii> 
 bai (i)err(iiinite). 2. i ber irniitn , bie eiri» 
 &inbilbnng; Jrnntuerci. (gctruffeit 
 
 His dream is out, fein ^rrttini ifl eiii« 
 
 Dream , prael. dreamt ober 
 dreamed, v. n. 1. (mif of per bein Dbjfftc) 
 rrnnmen (ppn). 2. t a> (of) fid) tr.tutnen 
 mffen G'tnmfi (benfen nii). b) triiiitneii 
 (iniigig benfen Pb. gtijeii). c) nibern, foieliii 
 
 To dream away life, fein Cebeu pet* 
 trflunien. - ing, triiiintfrird). 
 
 Ureaiiif v. a. Qtui\6 trnninen; ton 
 Qtma6 tr>iuiiten; d-tivnd iin Iraniue fe^en; 
 to - a dream, finen Xroutn l)al,'>eii. 
 And dreamt the future figlit. Dryden. 
 
 I d r e a m t a pleasant thing, inir triliinuc 
 etnwi* ®paet)nfte5. (Irnumer. 
 
 Dreamer, dre'mur, «. ^ u. i ber 
 
 Dreauif uly irime't&l, adj. trauitii 
 upfl, tmtiiiierfiUlt. 
 
 Droauiin^Iy, drlme'ingli, mdy. 
 wit fill Iriiiinit-nber, tniunierifct). 
 
 lireamless, drime'les, adf. traunti 
 [06, pljiie Irmiine. 
 
 Dreamtf dremt, prael. p. Dream, 
 
 Drear 9 drire, (angelf. dreorig) M^i 
 tratirig. 
 
 A drear and dying sound. Miltos 
 
 Drear, *. " bit Snrd)r, tai <Bd)Ttt* 
 ttn, bit 91ngil, ©d)eii. SpEnseat 
 
 Dreariliead, dri'rehed, «. t 
 bie Irdtirigfeit. Spexser. [idfrtdlidf. 
 
 Drearily, dre'rele, ade. ii[t(t)tbat, 
 
 Dreariment, dr^remeut, «. f 
 bie Xrntirigfeit, ©c^mernuitf), ber ittimmcri 
 bie Jurcftt; (Jur(i)t()ntfeit. 
 
 Dreariness , dre'r^nls , «. ber 
 ^nniiner, ®ratn; bietJutc^iti (yur(i)t6n(rftt. 
 
 Dreary, dii'ri, (nngeif. drcorigi 
 adj. ^ I. fd^ttdiid) , furc^tbar. 2. ttaurijv 
 ruitinierpod. 
 
 Dredg-e, drcdje, (fr. drege) «. 1 
 [55ird)frei] bai ^rnijgftrn , ber ^rnij()«tnen. 
 2. [Canbroirtljft^.] ba6?0Inngfprn, ^Kif^forn, 
 ^Jtcngi'fprn. 
 
 Dredgre, ». a. l. [Jifd^ctfi] niit tU 
 nein Arn^gnrne fnnflen, ftrd)eii (9liiflern to. 
 2. niit 'DJJel;! beflrenen (gfr6|lcte$ SJleifd)). 
 
 Dredging-box, bie ©trenbilctd'e. 
 Dredging- machine, tinr SBorric^fuiig, 
 uni ©d)iotnni pbrr &iti ppiii (^riiitbe ber 
 (SJcmniTer jti Ijplen, bie@d)nrr;, ©(in5fd)nufel. 
 
 Dredg:er, dredjur, *. i. 3cnianb, 
 ber nut eiiieni Arnl^giune fii<t)t, 2. bte 
 ®rrriitM'id)ie. 
 
 Dree, dr^e, (nngeif. dreah) p. a. I. 
 t nii«|lt-l)eii , errragen. 2. bai @(t)liiiiiii|le 
 beiiird)tfn. 
 
 Dreeling-, (fd)ptt.) drilling. 
 
 lireep, (i'd)Ptt.) to ooze, to drop. 
 
 Dreg^i;'ilie88, dreg'^enes, «. bai 
 Speficie, ©d^latnniige, btr ^pbenfn^, ia$ 
 Xtiibt. 
 
280 F&te, far, fall, fat. M*. met. Fine, fin. NA, move. n6r, S"». 6il- cl6n<I. Tnhe, tub. fAlI. i//in. TIIU. 
 
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 ]>reg°si8U, drig'guh, } adj. f)efi<i, 
 
 Mreg-g-y, dreg'ge, ^ trube, 
 fdjinmntt!), bid. To be -, cinen aSofcEnfn^ 
 nioil)cn. 
 
 llreg-S, dregz. (gr. tryx) t. pi. I. 
 tic J^efeii, fer ^BoDenfn^, ©at^ (iinter %li\\-. 
 figfeiteii). 2. ter UiiriUl), aiiitimirf ; llcbcrrcit; 
 (Dnl)cr) 3. i ik ipefe (be6 iSolfeW, bcr 'Mu^: 
 iviirf (^er '•)JJeii|"rf)l)ett). 
 
 Dregs of wine, of pitch and tar, Me 
 SH3eiii;, Xljcerljefen. Vinegar-dregs, Me 
 O-llUfllji'feii. 
 
 Jfreig°Il^ (f<f)ott.) tedious; tardy. 
 
 IBrcill, drAne. f. Drain. 
 
 IBrdlCll, dreiisli. (ati(]t'ir. drrnce.in; 
 beutfc^. trnuteii) v. a. 1. e.nwcidjcii , eiiis 
 tiiiii()eii. 2. trmifen ; ii'afTi'rn. 3. init Oiti 
 tranfen (Dcfond. flnrfeii) niifiKlen. Shak. 4. 
 G'inein airseuei eiiiiiuingcn. [6nbct. 
 
 Drenclied in tears, 1 in Zljrnneu Qe-. 
 
 Iftreucli, «. I. ber Sfbltirf, Siifl. 2. 
 ter'Jranr, bit ^ilricnci (filr bne SBielj, befunb. 
 ^n'erbf)- 3. bit bcr('c <l>i'rtitni airjeiici (bic 
 man G-inem einjiuiiijjen mug). 4. bcr SCnf: 
 fercirnbfti. 
 
 Ifreuclier, drlnsirur, s. l. (finer, 
 bit einmcict)r, eintniid)t , rrfinft, luniTfrt. 2. 
 Semanb, ber (bcni 2Siel;e) airjencien gi6t ob. 
 einjii'iiigt. 
 
 Ureut, drlnt, f pp. V. Drench. 
 
 JBreSS, dres. prnet. tt. pp. dressed 
 Pb. drest. (I'r. dresser; nmi. dieQia) v. a. 1. 
 (jirnbe nuid)eu, (in ber niilit. 'jj^l^rnfe) dress 
 your ranks! rid)t ciirf) ! (bnl)er) 2. jiired)r 
 nind)en, in Drbnung fringen (SBeete ini 
 ©linen jc); (Jim).) bencfern. 3. nnric^tcn 
 (©pciien); (fine >5}fo{)Ijeif :c.) jurid)ten, be: 
 rtiteii; jurtd)ten, jured)tninri)en, nn6nel)nicn 
 (5il'd)e) ; }iind)ten , oppretiren (Sfuge 2c.) ; 
 jiibereiten (&tn)a6 ju irgcuB cineni (i)ebrinid)e 
 ober 3>vecfe;; (n. l) bereitcn; to - one's 
 self for .., fid) bereiten jn ... 4. ? u. i 
 onjiel^cn , firibcn, onfleiben, beflciben. 5. 
 putjcn, fd)i«n(fen, jiercn. 6. ■{• nbridjten 
 (il)iere). 7. I6l)ir.] uerbinben. 
 
 To dress one's self, fid) (injiehen ; to - 
 one's self for a ball, cin ^ndfleib nnlegen. 
 To <- old clothes, n(te Jllciber flirfen, *\\b- 
 beffern. To - the fur, [5?utnind>.] bie S}Mxt 
 bcijen. To - leather. ?tbcr garben. To - 
 the ground, ben 25iiben bi'ingen, bearbeiteii. 
 To — a garden , einen ©artrn anlcgen , bc: 
 vPiinjen. To - a sliip. COKav.] fin £d)ijf 
 tnit Sd)nnjfleicern brljiingen. To - a child, 
 fin Sinb ivicfeln, luinbrln. To - a horse, 
 ein 'sjifirb jnreiren ; ilriegeln. To - the rine. 
 ben iijemrrort bifdimibrn. To - a lady's 
 head, ein griuienjinitnet frifitc". To - flax. 
 SUid)* l)fd)cln. To - hemp, jftnnf bred)en. 
 
 To dress up, I. fein , jierlid) flcibeti, 
 fd)tniirfen, pntjen. 2. rtffriunicbiren (2t5iinren). 
 
 MresK, o. n. 1. [OKilit.] fid) rid)ten. 
 i. fid) (rurot'iiltig) nnvfljtn ob. nnfleiben; to 
 — for a ball, ein 53a[lfleib nnlegen. 
 
 Halt! dress! [-))iiiir.) ipnit! rid)t end)! 
 
 Itress, t. 1. bie JTvIfibung; ber 91n> 
 jng. 2. bergr.i.u, ^nlj; a full-, bafi (ijndn: 
 fleib, Jeftfleib; in full -. gnnj gepii^t, in 
 i»t>(leni ©taote. 3. biefiunfl, fid)gcrd)mn(fi>i'[l 
 )u fleiben; j. 23. men of-, Wmiurt, bie 
 fid) gut )u fleiben roijlen. 
 
 Dres ■-coat, ber ®tAtU5roc( , (a« 
 
 DHl 
 
 @t<int£fleib. Dress- maker, brv ^tauen: 
 |-d)iuiDer, bie J5lfibfrmiid)i'vinn. 
 
 Itresser, dressiir, *. I, a.) bcr 
 3urid)ter ; Subtreitcr , 23rrciter. b) ber 
 ^anunerbiener, bie finninierfrau ic. c) - 
 of meat, ber .Kod), bie i\i)rt)inn. d) — of a 
 vine, ber 2i3iujfr, 2i3Lingartnev. e) - ot 
 wool, ber 2!i3olU'cri'irer. i i.fr. dressoir) bcr 
 *ilnvid)ttird), iviidjcutifd); bcr Jtretenirird); 
 tai 0)cfim6. 4. l^iibeljaufird)creij bcr lii'd), 
 wunuif man inn Kabeijnu ausbreitct. 
 
 Dresser-board, f Dre-sser No. 2. 
 
 UreSSing-, dreading, s. 1. bi1^3u; 
 ridjtcn , 3"t'crcircn , SBcrcitcn , bie Subcrci: 
 mug, 3uriii)rung, !Mnrid)tuiig; lOjiirb.J bo^ 
 Riilfen (bcr^aute); bie 3iirid)rnng (ber 
 iJeUe;, ^ilpprcrut. 2. bos >2liifleiben, ^JSuijcn; 
 ber '2tnjug, ^w^; (u. i; bcr ©liinj, (obci- 
 iiud)i bic SBcrflfibiing. Shak. 3. l(ii;ir.] bcr 
 iBerbfliib, llm|d)liig. 4. 12iinbu'irrl;rd).j bcv 
 c liber bii6 £anb gcilreutc) Diingcr. 5. bii6 
 Uiunrbiiien , Umgniben bee !j5obcnS. 6. o 
 Pie ©trafe, .^iebe, 6d)liige, tAd i})cit|"d)en, 
 ©djiiigen. 
 
 Dressing-bench, [(£d)riftgieg.] bie 
 -Bcrrt)ucibcb>inf. — box, bn4 >)iad)rtird): 
 faild)cn. --cloth, 1. i(\6 <J5n(;tird)tud). 2. 
 bii6 (iinfd)liiget:id). --drawers, s. p/. bic 
 ilomnicbe. --room, bn^ Slnflctbcjiinnier. 
 --table, ber 5j5u(jrird), bie ioilette. -- 
 toys, *. pi. ber JJittterilant. 
 
 llressy, dres'se, adj. xdH) gefleibet, 
 gut iingciogen. 
 
 JUrest, pp. V. Dresi. 
 
 lAreul, druul. crd)ii)ab. bn'i(;Ien) v n. 
 geifcrii, ©pcid)cl (Mi bctn 'DJinnbe jliepen U\\. 
 
 MrCtV, ivud, praet. y. Draw. [fen. 
 
 JUrib) drib, i>. a. nbfiiricn, abfncipcn ; 
 abiicl;en, nbredjnen. Dkvden. 
 
 Afrib, *. t ter Ircpfcn. Sw.ft. 
 
 IVribble, drlbbl, (cigentl. dripple, 
 dimin. n. drip) v. n. I. tr&pfclii. 2. gctfem 
 (luie iiiuber). 3. fniift fallen; dribbling, 
 fdjiuod). SiiAJi. [tropft'u. 
 
 Dribble, v. a. au^triwdi, trupfcin, 
 
 Itribble ) (fC^Ott. ) drizzling, 
 slaver. 
 
 Uribblet, drib'llt, «. 1. bni3 ficinc 
 ©turf, bcr ficine Iljeil. 2. bie ficiiie OiclD; 
 Uimine, bai $D|ld)cn. 3. ba^ gcrtuge (yelb 
 niircr einer Wclbfuuune (j. 25. ipcdcr to. 
 4. pi. bic 2appi'rrd)ulbcn, flcine iid)nlben. 
 
 lArietl, diid, pp. i>. Dry. 
 
 If rier, drl ur, *. im irorfnenbe, t\\i 
 trDrfuctibc, auStrorfnenbe OJiitrel. 
 
 Vrift, diift, (ban. drift) 1. 1. g^He^, 
 maS I'lMu 2S3a|7fr eber 2i5inbe getricben 
 luirb; ini Sui'iuimcngctricbenc, bie >Jliil)iiuj 
 inng, ber ipaufcn, bie 'OKcnge, Siiolfe, ber 
 irieb, (9{cgcno(>5u6 , iai Qit\iUHX ; (bal)cr) 
 a) -s of ice , ba^ ilrcibei?. b) — s of dust, 
 Die ©raubiuirbfl- c) - of snow, bie 2S3iub; 
 ivcl)e. d) -s of sand, ber Iricbfanb, 3"Ui9= 
 fnnb. 2. bcr Irieb, bie trcibrnbe llrnft; 
 cmeiilend t), (bnl)er) a) ber Irieb, 3ug, 
 •ilntricb, SIniloli, Mi Ungciliim (ber t'ci: 
 benfd)aften JO. b) bcr OJnng, Sanf, bie 
 ?{id)tnng, 3i6fid)t, Iriebfebct, bcr Siucrf, 
 icii 3iel (einer lluterrcbung :c.). 3. ber ©'ifi, 
 ©(tjaiier, ©tnrm (nl« 2i5irfung id Xxtu 
 btwi); a - of bullets, ber i\ngrtfd)aurr, 
 ber £udelregen. Suak. 4. ber ©t urj , ^a(l 
 
 (fd)ott.) ber Ceic^en* 
 fd)niau«. 
 
 DRl 
 
 (p.^tufTen ic.). 5. Drift of the forest, Mr 
 
 irift tfi 2Garbe6, *autfiri)t iiber ben 2Jiel). 
 rricb. 6. [W^n.] bie ©trccfe. 7. pi. [•-War.] 
 bie SScrtenning. 
 
 Tlie ship is a - d r i f t , [g^ar.] bafi ©d)iff 
 ill triftig. To set a- — , a) luegtrciben, iveg» 
 fiiefjcn laffcn. b) i in bie lucite 2i3elt l)in 
 au6rd)irfcn. To go a--, ppii bem 5i3inb« 
 obcr ben SKcdcn gctrieben luerben. 1 know 
 
 the - of your discourse, id) IWCig, luorauf 
 Ohre 'ileit jiclt. To understand the whole 
 - of a business, eincr 'S><\(!c)t auf ben ©runO 
 \A)ai\in. 
 
 Spoon-drift, Spoom- — , ber '5Keer« 
 rd)auni. Snow- — , ber ©c^)neel;aufen, bie 
 ■iUinbiue^e. 
 
 Drift- rails, $. pi. [War.] bie tppp 
 lenten. --sail. [g)?ar.] id ©tDpffcgcl. 
 --way, bie Irift, ber Ireibtueg. — wind, 
 Dcr ©tnrmiuinb. 
 
 lirif't, 1. v.n. fid) f)aufcn ob. fnmtneln. 
 2. [-)}i'ar.] tteibcn, triftig fcin. 
 
 Ilrift, V. a. 1. jufammentrciben, fluf» 
 liaufen. 2. treiben, furtfiiljren. 
 
 Itrig^ie, 
 
 lfir«(ie, 
 
 Ilrill, dril, (angclf. thirlian; ban 
 driller; fd)n)eb. drilla) v. a. 1. bridcn, bl'f)» 
 ren. 2. Ji (to) (jiuiieljcn , fiirtjiel)tu , treiben 
 (Ocmanb jn (StiuaS). 3. J nufljalteii , l)in« 
 Ijalten. South. 4. (tlirough) iniifeii, picpen 
 ober jiet)fn laffcn (Staffer burc^ eine ©anb» 
 fd)id)t). Thomsow. 5. ['Wilit.] briden, nb» 
 rid)tcn, c)cerjiren. 6. [£anbi»irtl)f(t).J tn3?iU 
 len faen. 
 
 To drill one on, ^cmanb jum Sef!en 
 Ijaben, bei ber 9iafe (jerunifiii^ren. To - 
 one's lime away, fcillC 3cit I'crtanbcltl. 
 
 Ifrill, V. n. I. laiigfani ob. fanft fTicgen. 
 2. ©rlhUcn aufileden. 3. I2nnb»pirtl;fc^.] 
 in 9{idcn men. 
 
 If rill, «. 1. berSridbofjrer, bie 9{enn» 
 !pinbcl..2. ['JKiIit.] iai Grerjiren. 3. ber 
 flcine, triipfelnbe 'X-^ad). 4. [ Duirurg. ] ber 
 ^pai'ian, 9t|fe. 5. [Sanbiuirtfji'd).] bie ilfide. 
 
 Drill-bow, [icd)ni'l.] bcr Drc!)bogcn. 
 --box, bie I)re()fd)i'ibc. - -p I o u g li, [ &anb» 
 luirtlji'd).) bcr Siicppliig, bie ©m'nMrd)iiic. -- 
 sergeant, [-TCilit.) bcr Driflnieiilcr. 
 
 Ifrilliitg-, dril'liug, «. bcrSacfjii'ild), 
 Driflid), trild). 
 
 IfrinU, di'iik, prnel. ». pp. drank j 
 nItCy praet. U. pp. drunk; pp. diunkcn, 
 (angclf. drincan, drican) tt. n. 1. trinfen. 
 2. (iibcrina(5ig) triiifcn, faiifcn ; jed)cn. X 
 fid) trinfen d'. 2i3cine), fid) trinfen Inffcn. 4 
 (to) a) trinfen nuf... b) jutrinfcn ((yincin). 
 
 To drink li.-ird rb. liHud tuiist, to — 
 briskly, tud)tig trinfen, faufeiMuarfcr ied)eu. 
 To - round, in bie Sfiinbe trinfen. 
 
 Ifriuk, V. a. \. trinfen ((iSctninfe). 
 2. ^ trinfen, einjicljcn, einraiigcn (p. Bii'» 
 gen, ©d)ii'aminen :c. ). 3. ? rrinfen, ein» 
 faiigen (Cnft 20. Shak. Pohe. 4. ^ per* 
 ncljnicii (l)iiren*. 5. bctrunfen inad>cii. 
 
 To drink huge draughts, in IHttQeil 
 3n<icn trinfen. To - one down , (^incu 
 unrer ben lifd) trinfen , betrunfen niad)en. 
 To - away one's time, feine ^t\t pertlinfeil. 
 
 To drink down, 1. i)inuiitcr<, nieb(r< 
 trinfen. 2. uertrinfen. .,. , 
 
Fhte. far. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, mdve, n6r. jjol. 6il. cWul T«\be. «i'ili. fiiM. t//in. Tflis. 281 
 
 To drink in, 1. triiifen , in (id) )ie()eti, 
 einfaugen, einjtef)en. 2. i nniul)inen (3rt: 
 tl)urafr). [trinfen. 
 
 To drink off p^. up, niifttinfen, aui-- 
 
 Drink, i. 1. (Me >>anMuii(i. Da man 
 95icl , jii 2Jiel triiift ) ^er Inint. 2. i>a6 
 &tna\\t, ttt IriiiiP. i/unf. 
 
 Some drink, ju trillfcit. To be in — , 
 gettunteii tjaben. 
 
 Drink- money, ^fl« lrtnf{)el(. — - 
 offering. f(\6 IriUlfl'l'fer. 
 
 Orinknble, di'ink'abl, adj. trinfi 
 bnr. - «. <<ii'iui>l)iil. pL) ^(>e OJetrniif. 
 
 Ifriuker, dilukur, «. l. t>tt Irin- 
 fer. 2. Ctr tctnfer , 3t(t)l>r\tHt , ©niiftr, 
 3trf»er. [Iruiife n(\tbtn. 
 
 IVrinkingr , drinking , atlj. trill 
 
 Uriiikiiiff , «■ 1. ti\i Iriiireii. 2. 
 brtS ©injirljeii, (?iniaiiiKn. 3. lit Iriiif> 
 fucl)t, Mi 3ed)cii, Sinifcn, bet Iriiiif; 
 Given Jo-, beiu truiife crge&eii, 4. bnf 
 Iriiifaeiog. 
 
 Drinking-bout, tai Irinfgtfng ; A 
 noisy-, bn4 !S»Kd)nnnr. — companion, 
 bet BfAbrubet. --ciip. bie Iriiif r(f)ale , 
 bet SSectjer. --gln»», tai Xrinfgln*. - 
 goiBip.obie 3t<i>i<bwtntr. — li o r n , bn« 
 Xniiffjorn. — -liou«e, bie €d)enfe, bti< 
 Sajirtl)«()au«. --match, iai 3e*flel'ia. 
 -•long. ta6 Iriiitlicb. 
 
 Uriiiklesflf drink'!**, mtH. cbne 
 ©ettiiiif pb. Irnnf. 
 
 If rip, drip, (niliirlf. drypan, driopan. 
 dropian) t>. h. I. ttppien, tfirfen. 2. rrepfelii, 
 ttinifrdi , Iftrabt oDet Ijcnmierrropfen. 
 
 Urip, V. tt. I. ttaiifelit, iriwdi , in 
 Xropfeii fftllen ob. l)er.itfrt(lrn Inffrn. Swirr. 2. 
 berrnuftlii cSleifd) niit gett). 
 
 Jirip, *■ I. t>a6 ^pirnbrriefenbc, bie 
 Xtaufe. 2. (•Htd)it.) bie Irrtufplatte , la6 
 Imiifbad). 
 
 lirippinic, dil]>'|iing, «. I. bat Vxi\' 
 teii(ett. 2. biif ipcriit>rropieiibe. 3. pi. ber 
 abfail, bie UeberHfibfel. 
 
 D r i p p i n g ' p a n , bie 93rofpfanne. 
 
 Wrippie, diippi, adj. t idmtad), 
 frltcn. 
 
 Urive, drNe. prnet. drove " drave; 
 pp. driven, (nngrlf. drifnn; (jotl). dreiban^ 
 c. «. I. 5 treibeii (jii eiiier i^erofgiina i>ber 
 jpfliiblung). 2. tteiben, niitreiben dljiete;. 
 (^Uoibmipr.) tteiben, jn<ien, l)e(>fn. 3. 1 
 tteiben, niitreiben, fwtteieen. 4. iirom) i>er« 
 treiben, oeri.igen (flii6). 5. (buret) iiiegrrei! 
 ben) lerten, mi^iej-ren, i»etl)eeten (cm l'(Uib>. 
 etrongen. 7. trntjeu, fiil)reu<i>tiiibei;c.). ft. 
 fut)ren, fii()ren (einen 9[i3iigen ic). 9. tteiben, 
 feiien, tflniinen, eiiucftlngcn cJiiigel !c.); (u. 
 i, oft mit into) hiiieinrreibeii , brin^en, be- 
 iDeiien, jwingcn, niithigfn ^^u Q-twai); do) 
 tteiben (ju). 10. (iiifidjiitteln (Jebern tc); 
 ft^iuiunen. (win p. bie gul)tninnn^peitfd)e. 
 
 Driving-rein*, ^ettrienien. Driving- 
 
 To drive tlie jiorse*, fflljreii. To - 
 bea«t( to pasture , $iel) <iiif bie SBeitc 
 tteiben. To - to denpair, jut SSerjiurifluiig 
 tretben, btingrn. 
 
 To drive away, 1. roegiogen, vetrtei< 
 ben, vetjagen. 2. i a) i>rtbannen (ben ^unu 
 met. b) (obten (bie 3eit). 
 
 To drive in ob. into, 1. eini'd)lAgen, 
 eintteibcn, eiiijivAiiaen, rintamintii, \)\tttHU 
 
 DKO 
 
 tteiben. 2. i jage n (in) ; to - Into elioler, 
 in i^otnii'd) jagen, aufbtingen. 
 
 To d r i V e off. 1 . furttteibeii, ive>]tteiben. 
 2. ia) (iusp|cifen(vSd)iiuiVieIerj. b> abiueifcn ; 
 uertti^fteii , ueriveiren. 
 
 To drive on, 1. t<orii)>itt< tteiben. 2. i 
 betreiben , eitrig uerfotgen ( eiiien $i(in , 
 •^Jrojeg ic). 
 
 To drive out, 1. (init @en>aU) auS-, 
 i)crau£tteibcn , f)er(iii^r(t)ltigen. 2. i au& 
 treiDen, uerjngen, lortjiigen. 
 
 To drive up, [jp.iiibri) I. hcf>er ttei 
 ben, ileigetn (bie ipreii'e). 2. Gtnen libet 
 bieten. 
 
 Itrive^ V. n. 1. tteiben (i>or bem 
 -IGiube 2c.>. 2. (Oft mit against) tteiben 
 (>iegen, auf ^tivniS). 3. (to, nn<i)> fiil)ten 
 (elliptifd) eigeiuln:^: to - the horses ob. car- 
 riage). 4. rennen, laufen, iliirjen , cilen; 
 (upon, agftin.st) flufjen, iidf lucrfen (out) 
 
 To drive bodily upon a coast, mit ttx 
 iSeite bti ®(^itfe$ ouf eine ^liiile trcibcn. 
 To — with the ancliors a - head , ['0}?at.j 
 oot "iinfet tteiben. He scampered as bard 
 as he could -, et jto^, |'o \<t)nicll CT nut foniite. 
 
 To drive at, 1. Ijintteiben (aiif); l)iii< 
 iliirjen, einbtingen, lodgeljen (.nif OenionD). 
 2. ± n.i<t) ©riune trrtd)fen ob. jlreben; t)W: 
 iielen diufj; t6 nbgefeljen Ijnben (iiuf). We 
 know the end he is driving at, luit 
 ivifien, ivo et ijiiiau^ n)i(l. 
 
 To drive on, I. uormiitti tteiben; ba-- 
 ooMftit-gcn. 2. jufal)ren (u. iiutfd^et). 
 
 To drive out, 1. nu^fnl)ten. 2. (ti)pp! 
 lit.] jiviid^eu ben S^ottetn emeu ju lueiieu 
 J{tuitn liijTen. 
 
 To drive up, UOt|oI)fen. 
 
 Ifrive, 4. tie gal^tt (ineinem^agen). 
 
 llriwlf driv'vl, t). n. I. giifetn (luir 
 ein ^viiiD). 2. t f'll'eln, natrii'd) fein. 
 
 Urivel, «. l. bet &ti\(t. 2. f bet 
 jnitlljiiii* , 'Ji.itt. 
 
 Ifriveler, dr'v'vlur, «. l. bet &tu 
 iVtft. 2. tet g.ifelljrtiu, Oiotr.. 
 
 liriven, diivvn. pp. o. Drive. 
 
 If river y drl viir, «. l. ? u. l ber 
 Iteibeti (oit in 3nr>iinnienre^ungen> j. ^. 
 Ux--, ber D(4feiil)irt. 2 bet (}u^ini<)iiii, 
 Kiitfc^et. 3. ['Miat.j bet itcibet, brt6 Iteib; 
 legil. 4. [ibottctjetj itt ireibet, Iriebel. 5. 
 i*d>iaett|eg.J ttt fiuopf=, (J)ri(firiebel. 6. 
 iJeuerioetf.J bet ©c^et, 5u(l|Ti)rf. 
 
 Driver-boom, ["JJirtt.J bie Spiere tc6 
 itiibfegeI5. 
 
 JUrizzle^ driz'xl, v. a. feintegiieu; 
 tniufen (ll)iiu u.). — o. n. riefein, ue&ein, 
 llrtiibeni, iliiubtegnen. 
 
 Ifrizzle, t. bet feine 9iegen, @t<iub: 
 teiKU. "apriil'tegen, 9{icffltcgcii, Oiebelregen. 
 
 lirizziy, drix'zl^. adj. feiu regiietib, 
 llnuberiiD, ni'bt'lig, tiefeliib. 
 
 Ifrudduiii, (|\i)ott.) the breech. 
 
 IfrUffillillU:, / {\(t)Ott.) wheezing 
 
 C(»i;^illiil|{^, ^ and blowing. 
 
 UrU|$^lliaU ) drog'mau , f. Dra- 
 g o III a n . 
 
 JUroii, droil, V. It. t f((>iuerfafIio, 
 iniigfam arbeiten, fjetumrdjieiibcrn, trbfelii, 
 ttanbrln. i&nrd)r. 
 
 Ifroil, *. t I. bet JJrtntcnjer. 2. tet 
 
 liruit, droit, lit. W.) «. bie ®e< 
 bu^t, '21bgabe; pi. bie 9ie(tte. 
 
 DKO 
 
 Droll, drole, (ft. drdle) adj. bt»ffig, 
 pofficrlid). 
 
 Droll, «. 1. ber '}>o(Tentri@er , @p<i4» 
 oogel, bn^digc £erl, >Sd)iilt. 2. I eer i&ube. 
 3. bie ^offe, ber ©itm.iiit. 
 
 Droil, V. H. fd)erien, 'ipofTen reigen; 
 (upon) fdjcrjeu (fiber), (J-tiwa* iViipl^nft i>or» 
 tragcn. - v. a. tiiufiten, betriigen. 
 
 Droller, diole'ur, «. ber ^off^n* 
 rri^er, i&pnfu'ogei. 
 
 Drollery, dr6'liir£. «. l. bie $ofTe, 
 ®(f)nurte, ©d)uafe. 2. f tai ^piippeniVieL 
 
 Drolling-, dro'llng. t bet g^nieinc 
 Sdjerj, bie "IJi^ffonteiiJerei. (lig ; pomctliii). 
 
 Dr<»llini;^l)', drnie'ingle, adv. btOl< 
 
 Drollisll , drnle'iah , adj. ttxwt 
 poffirrliff) o^. brodig. 
 
 Dromedary, dnim'edare, (gr. 
 
 dromas, i>. drouios) *. IQirttlltg.J bil4 DtO» 
 mebiir. 
 
 Drone, drone, (angelf. drane, drarn) 
 s. (O'litoni.) — ob. --bee, Die niiiiiniiil)* 
 93iene, I^robne. 2. bet ganlenjit. Addisow. 
 
 3. bii6 ^tumnien, 6un)iiien. 4. bie ''}}?aul> 
 ttommet, tai 93tumnuifen. 5. bie ^nppi'eifk 
 am Dubcii'iirf. 
 
 Drone, ». «. l. miifjig ge^en, f<iul» 
 enjeii. 2. brummeii , hiimmen , fuinmen, 
 brijnrn. (fnlllge, pliinipe SBorttog. 
 
 Droning', dinne'lng. «. ber fctivet* 
 
 Dronisli, dionisli, lu/y. niu^ig, faul. 
 
 Droop, diuup, (ailiirlf. drepan; i^I. 
 driupa) «. n. I. nieberl)aiigt'ii ; ivclfen, (ib« 
 luelfen, oetmeifeii. 2. fid) beugen ob. niebrt* 
 bengen ; bud ipaupt lenfen. 3. bnf)iiird)mad>« 
 ten, uetgefjen; fid) (jiitiiien ob. nbt)iitinen. 
 Shak. 4. (iiifen, iibnelimeii , fd)ivinbeii, Mi> 
 l)infd)iuiiibeu (oom ^intt) , Z<tc\ ic.) ; (bnl)er) 
 6. biil^infinfen , etmiiben, ernmtteu, |'(t>iva(f) 
 luetCen. 
 
 Drooping-chair, ber <^orgeiifliiM. 
 
 To droop at stem and slern, [OTtar.] 
 einen fini>eiirurfen niifrtedjen. 
 
 Drop, drop, (tViigelf. drnpa; fd)roeb. 
 droppe) M. I. ber Iropi'eii. 2. ti\i biamnii* 
 tene Of^rgefjaiige, bie Dl)rg(o(fe. 3. bie ^crle. 
 
 4. i ber tropfen (cine fieine £luiiiititat eiuer 
 i^liiffigfeit). 5. pi. [-TOeb.] Die iropfen. 6. 
 bie ffiifltl)ur (nm eiiijl. (i>oIgen). 7. pi. 
 [>Mrd)it.l bie Iropfcn. 8. [-»i\it.J bie ®t» 
 gediiiige, liefe eine* €ege(4. 
 
 To give tliedrop to one, o Oemntlb 
 laufen loffen (fid) iiact) nnb nnd) oon il)in 
 entfetnen). - of salt, bie H;rane. Shak. 
 By -s. tropfeiiiueife. 
 
 D r o p • I a k e , ber rotfje Xropflatf. - • 
 meal, [■i))ieB.] bie 'iJ5L>rtioii 7.ropfen. -- 
 serene, [-Bteb.J ber fc^iunrje ©taar. — • 
 stone, ber Iropfilein. --wort, I950t.j 
 ber tottje (Steiiibrerf). 
 
 Drop, praet. iinb pp. dropped lllib 
 dropt, (nngclf. dropian) o. a. I. tropfeu, 
 fri:>pfeln, betropfen. 2. fallen laffen, flu*« 
 loerfen (ten '2Jiifer, einen tStein jc); fenfen. 
 .3. 1 a) nufiieben (faljren lajTni); ^i<i)t6 
 mel)r ju tl^iiii Ijabeu modeii (mit). b) fnUcn 
 laffeii, (jiinuerfeii, eiitfal)reii InffeiueinSOort). 
 c) oerhifieii, laiJeii. d) oon (S-ima* nb|'lef)en, 
 (S-twng uiiterliiiTen. e) mit ©tiflntiueigen 
 libergdjen. I)nblegen(ben Seib, fiir: flerben). 
 g) nbfe^en (au6 rinein ^agen to. h) oufi 
 geben (etiien ajrief auf ber ipofl;. s-"^ 
 
282 Fate. ffir. faJI. fat. Mi, nilt. Fine, fin. N6, inSve, n6r, got, 6il, cUiu]. Ti'ihp. Inh. fnll. t/^n, THiSi 
 
 DHO 
 
 A eoit dropped with gold, tin mit 
 
 ®plti uerjierfer 9?nrf. To - in. I. etntr&! 
 yfetn. 2. einffiefjen (nffen (^SSrrtf). The 
 -coach dropped a piisseiiger at the inn, 
 bci bem 5S5irt()!Jhniife itteg eiii 9{eifenber nu*. 
 Le» u« - the Ruhject. luir iBPfleii nid)r meijt 
 ftnoon rcben. To - a courtesy , fief) ueriteJ! 
 jjen o^L•r uerbeiigeii. 
 
 Vrop, 0. n. 1. trppfen, tricfen, (frfen. 
 
 2. (jerabtropfeit , ()iTii6rvoj>felit , (jcriibtrieteit. 
 
 3. ia) frtUen, hcrntfaflen, l)triinrerf.ifUn,nic; 
 fcerfaden. b) (juiuciifn mit offi piiiyiid)) l)iii> 
 (tllfe»,|ler6iH(b. h. to drop into llie grave). 
 c) aiiff)ijrcii , nii5flel)eii (ncrii(iil)lafMgt ii. jii 
 9ii(t)t^ luerbcn) ; uer.iefjfn, ucrrdjiuiiiPeii. dj 
 'Ifniit in 06. into) «) uncnutirtet therein « o6. 
 f)ineinroim>ieM, (jereinililrjeii. /i) l)inein! o6. 
 I)erf itiftrinqeti ; ©iiiem iiber tif it 5?n!S fpiiiiiicn. 
 y)(ietc<jeiitlicf)eiiirprerf)eii. e) f vuv bcm Side 
 niebert'iiflcii. Collier, f) fief) fenfen, fiiiteK 
 (iton ®efd)ii(Ten;. 4. t finfen, fiideii. To be 
 dropping very fust. |1otf itn ©illfeu feill. 
 &. COJfnr.] Umq obet ticf fciii (wn ©ffldio. 
 
 To drop witli sweat. OUIl (Srt)u>ci^ trie: 
 ff n. To - vacant , crlePiflt iverben ( iumi 
 Sleuitern lO. To - astern. ["Wiir.J jutiirf: 
 tfeipeu (fjintcr flnbern ®cf)iffni). 
 
 To drop down, [ '3)f iir. J flroiiiaba'art* 
 cubern, fahreii, fffltln. To - in . 1. I)ineiiii 
 tri'pfen, fjiiieiiitropfedi. 2. fiiilaiifeii (I'onSttif: 
 triiflen jc). To - into (the) port, eitihitifcii 
 <ii. 6d)itten), To - oflf, I. nf>tropfcu. 2. f To 
 — off from an employ, 00111 t)ien|te fomitlCU, 
 feiue ©teffe oerlierf n. To - out, l.migtrop: 
 fell. 2. i uufic^tbnc loerCen entiv)ifd)cii, 
 tnfditvinien. 
 
 JWroplet, drop'llt, *. I. 6n6 Ir&pf: 
 lS)tn. 2. f Bie IliMiie. Shar. 
 
 Uroppin:^, drop'pmg, t. 1. ta& 
 l;ropfen, Irijpfeiii; giideii; S'^.'Ieiilaffcii. 2. 
 Dai in Iropfeii ^tr.il^fnHinDe , ber iropfeii. 
 3. pi. titt 3ap(cni, lropf>, Serfiueiii. 4. 
 [^rtibnifpr.j Bcr £oti) (bie Cofimg) einefi 
 JJeJbf)Uljii«, 5?tifeI()Uf)ii$ ober Jiifniieii. 
 
 Dropp in g-board, 1. [i3ld)tjii'l)erj bcr 
 8I6tropfrro(j. 2. [^npiermul;len] bie >a6tropf. 
 pfrtiiiie. [tropfeiiiucife. 
 
 liropping-ly , drop'pingle, ado. 
 
 If ropsiotl, drnp'selial, adj. [Web.] 
 1. ivn(Tcrfiic()ttg. 2. iu(ifFcrrurf)tnrri(]. 
 
 Uropsiedy drop'sid, ndj. lonffer: 
 fu(()tifl. Shak. ( 2i5aiTerfiicf)t. 
 
 Ifropsy, drop'se, (gr.) *. ['Kcb.] bie 
 
 Tlie tympany-dropsy, bie 2i}tllb: 
 tt)niKrfiid)t. 
 
 l>ropt, dropt, pp. PD11 Drop. 
 ' IfrOJiiS, dros, (niigi'if. dros; iii. tross) 
 *. I. ($)iitteiiu).] bie ©d)tncfe. 2. i ber 'iliiiS! 
 lourf, Unrntt), ©cftimi^; bai Uiifraur, ber 
 (Sd)aum; bie ipefeii. 3. bie 2)leigl.ute. 4. 
 bet 9{o(l. 
 
 Dross of yellow copper, [^ilttcilll).] 
 bci OSefrii^. - of iron , ber f5)niiimerfd)Mg. 
 
 If rOSKineS!) , dros'senes, t. bie 
 ®rf)mitre, ber ®d)iiiii$; 3{o|1 ; ber 3ii|ltiiib, 
 bn(5-nun6 fAlntfifl, uiireiii, i"d)iiiiil)ig, giTiiig i)T. 
 
 IfrOSSy, dros'iie, itdj. I. fd)iarf ig ; 
 f(f)lncfeiiiirtig , f(f)lacfeii(i(;iili(f). 2. 1 geriiig, 
 fct)led)t, uiiriiii, fdjmiiijig. 
 
 IfrOtcliel, drotshel, «. f I. bn« 
 fflule 2Gei6*t>ilC ob. ^Wieiifil), bie ®d)limipc, 
 (CercI.J bie itut{(S)el. 2. ber fniiie iifrl. 
 
 DRU 
 
 DrOUgrllt, droiit. f. Dronth. 
 Ifruiig-litijiess, ( f. D rout hi - 
 Ifroilg-llty, 5 nesx etc. 
 
 If roiiliit, (fdiort.) nag, biirrfjiiiipt. 
 
 Ifruutliy, droiiin e, (Druvy t>ei 
 Chaixer) adj. '' tri'il'e, unrein. Bacon. 
 
 Ifrountin^, (fd)Dtt.) drawling. 
 
 Ifroiitli, drout. <ii6ut/i, (aiigelf. dm- 
 gotlie) t. I. Bie Iro(fenl)i'it, Siirre. 2. ber 
 DuriT. To he almost choked vvitli — . fd)ifr 
 oerMinleii. [i/icues, *. bie Irorfi-nljeir, Durre. 
 
 If rOlltlline.'S.'iJ, drontenus, droiV- 
 
 IfrUUtliy, droii'ie, droii'lAie. adj. 
 
 I. rrorfen, Btirr (uoni ^Berteric). 2. fiirflig. 
 
 Ifrovt?) drove, prael. OOII Drive. 
 
 If rove, (niigelf. draO t. I. ber Iric6, 
 bie iDi-erDe, Ber ^niifen. 2. l ber aiiiftaiif, 
 Siifiiiiiiiienliiiif , ^oiifc (0011 *iKcnfcf)en). 3. 
 bie irift (Ber iriftiorg). 
 
 If rover, dro'viir, «. 1. ber Ot^feii: 
 treiber, 35ifl)rreiber, SSii'ljljiiiiBler, Drf)i'eii;, 
 ©d)rtfl)niiBltT. 2. [OJfrtr.J bns oon Ber giutl) 
 gi'triebene SSoot. 
 
 Ifro^V, (ff^Ott.) driizle. 
 
 If rO'»vn, droiin. ( ■= pp. d r e i n t. Chau- 
 cer) V. a. 1. ertrmifeii, enaiifeii. 2. fiber; 
 id)meninieii, miter iBniTer feyeii (Cnnberu.), 
 nut 'itjiiiTer beberfeii. 3. f u. i a) oerfciifeii 
 (ill ^.iffer; in greiiBe it-), b) f erfiicfeii, 
 iibertniiben, Biitiipfeii, uiiterBriicfcu (ooii Ber 
 ©tiiiinie :c.). c) oerBraiigeii; oerBunfeln. 
 
 To drown one's sorrow in wine, fid) 
 Bie (yrideil uertrillfcil. Drowned in plea- 
 :«iires, in JreiiBeil oerfmifcil. To be d r o w n- 
 ed in debts, tief in ©d)llI^eM flecfeii. To - 
 one's self in sensual pleasure, fid) gailj 
 Ber ©iniieiiluil ergebeii, ihr frol;neii. 
 
 Ifro^vii, V. n. ertrinfen, erfniifen. 
 
 Ifrowuer, droun ur. s. Ber G'rrrniu 
 fcnBe, ba6 (?rtrriiifeiibe ; UcbenoiiltigeiiBe, 
 (*r)TtrtenBe; SBerBrangenBe. 
 
 If rOWSe, drduz, (i)oU. drooseii) V. n. 
 I. fd)Uiniincrn, ernfd)liiiiiinerii ; fd)l(ifrtg fein, 
 fd;liifVrn. 2. fd)liifrig iiii^fcheii. 
 
 If roivse f V. a. f(i)Iafrig iiin(f)eii, 
 einfc^liifcrii. Miltow. [ Sd)Iafrigfeit. 
 
 IfroM'siliefl, drou'iEciied, t. "^ Bie 
 
 IfrO^VSily, droii'xele. ado. 1. \'(i)lni: 
 rig. 2. 1 fd)ldirig, fhul, trnge, 
 
 ■frowsiiiess, drofivenls, «. t. bie 
 ©d)lafrigfeit. 2. i Bie ©d)Intrigfeit, Untfjo; 
 tigfeit, gaiilljeit, trngljeir. 
 
 Ifrovvsy, droii'xe, adj. 1. fd)rrtftrnn: 
 fen, fd)lairig. 2. i a) Bunim, eiiifiiltig. h) 
 fd)i«erfiiflig, uiibel;olfen. c) faiil, oerBroffeii. 
 3. einjd)laftrnB. [ make -, eiiifd)laferii. 
 
 The drowsy disease, bie ©d)lilfrild)t. To 
 
 Drowsy- headed, fc^Uifrig, uiibef;olfeii, 
 rrnge. 
 
 Ifrub, dri'ib, (fd)web. drahba; fliigelf. 
 tribulan) v. a. fd)Ingeii, piiffeii, biniieii, pni- 
 geln, bnrd)bliineii. [©d)niig, %H{ff. 
 
 Ifrul*, ». bcr ©c^tng, ©rrrid), ©tog, 
 
 Ifrucken, (rd)0tt.) drunken. 
 
 Rrud^e, dnidje, V. n. nicBrige ob. 
 f)iirte 9lrbeit rerrid)reii , ifd) plarfen. To - 
 up and down, fid) oiel pliKfeil. - i>. a, liuij 
 (jeoofi Ijinbriiigeii obcr oerbriiigcn. 
 
 Ifritdg-e, jt. 3rinoiio, Ber (jnrte ^v. 
 beit ocrrid)rer, Ber 3""!K' gemeiiie oB. iiic: 
 brige i?:nfd)t, ^ncfefel, ©fliU'e, 5?fliibMMger, 
 bai CaiTt^icr. Shak. 
 
 If rudg-e , V. n. to - for oysters, 
 
 3liirtern fniigen. 
 
 Ifrildg-er, drudje'ur, t. 1. f. 
 D r u d g e. 2. - ob. D r e d g i n g - b o X , bif 
 
 ©treiibi"id)fe. 
 
 If riidgrc^ry, drudje'ure. «. bie hflrte, 
 
 miil)riimc,genieinc,fned)rin1)e-]Jrbeit,i>iinB5s, 
 ipunBoWrbcit; Bif"^3liiifcrei. [bor. 
 
 Ifritdg-ingr-box, f. Dredging- 
 
 Ifrudg-illg-ly, drudjeingli, adv. 
 imlljmm, fiiiier, niiiljrelig. 
 
 Ifrilg-, drug, (fr. drogue) *. I. a) Bie 
 'Ipothefcriooiire, Slrientiivanre. b) Bie ©pei 
 iereiiu.iiire , ^Warerinliortiire. 2. Bie fd)lec<)te, 
 oerlegenc ?Q3innre. 3. [ 2id)tjiel;er] ber -Boj 
 Benfn?. 4. ffir D r u d g e . f. B. Shak. 
 
 A mortal ob. a deadly drug, baS (iJift. 
 To be a mere -, teineii iUert^ lyabtn, 3iid)t5 
 iwertl) feill (oon 3Cnnren). ( eiugebeti. 
 
 Ifrug', V. 71. >Urjeiieicn perfcf)reiben, 
 
 Ifru^, V. a. i. ocrfeijeM, mit 3iitf)fli 
 ten, bef. •Jlricneiionaren Pfniii|'d)en. 2. t mit 
 erioiid ©d)iiBIid)eni , ^iBrigciu oerniifd)en. 
 
 Ifrilg-g'er, dnig'gnr, a. + f. Drug- 
 gist. 
 
 If rug-g-ery, dniggure. *. [^nnbetl 
 
 - - business. ba& Droiiiicreigefi^.ifr. — - 
 shop, Bnf .Rrmiter:, Seogiiereigeiuijlbe. — - 
 ware, <)7fiUeriflI ^ , ©pejcreis, 'ilpotljefer j, 
 Droiiiierieioiiiiren. 
 
 If ru^g-et, drug'git, (fr. droguet) ». 
 [oiibil.] Ber Drogert. --weaver. Bet 
 Drogertiueber. 
 
 Ifrug-s-ist, dr'ig'gist, ^ *. [^nnbelj 
 
 Ifrug-siter, dnig'stur.^BerXJroguiil, 
 ■iBiateriiilioiinreiiljoiiBler, 'JDtnterinliiT. 
 
 Ifruid, dni id, (flnijelf. dry) *. [Qtlt. 
 ^iterrl).] Ber SriiiBe. 
 
 If ruidic, druidik, } adj. bruit 
 
 Ifruidical, driiid'ekal.^ bift^, 
 DruiBcn . . . 
 
 Ifruidisin, dru'edi^m, «. [celt. 
 Qllteri^.] Bie BruiBifite 9feligion, ^()ilofop()ie, 
 £el;re, bai 2ct)rfi)ilem ber X)riiiBen, Bie Druit 
 Benreligion, X>rniBenlcl;re, Ber DniibiSm. 
 
 If rum, drum, (oom Dcutfd)cn) «. 1. 
 [■0)hlit.] a) Bie Xroniniel. b) oer lromme!» 
 fd)lager, Xroinmler, iambour. 2. [OJtec^nn.] 
 Bie Xroniiiiel. 3. [SliiiU.] bie Xronintel, bad 
 irommelfed. 4. [ 'i))fu(;lenm.] ber ■■}Jriil)ibot» 
 tic^. 5. (jetjt rout) bie groge 'ilbenBgefedf 
 \d)aft, ©pielgpfcdfd)nft. 6. Ber JJeigenforb. 
 
 The kettle-drum, bie ^^nufe , ipeeri, 
 i^effelpnufe. To beat the -, Bie ItommeJ 
 riiljrcn obcr fdjlngen. 
 
 Proo. John Drum's entertainment, 
 Bie ilble Scioirtljniig , !8cI)iinBIiing. To 
 receive, to find Jack (oB. John oB. Tom) 
 Drum's entertainment, libel nillanfen. 
 
 Drum fish, [Od)rl)i)i'I.] ber lroiiiniel» 
 fifd). --major, bcr 9{egiiiicnr6tiiinbont. 
 
 — maker, ber Xroiiinieliiin4er. --stick, 
 Ber Irommclilorf , Iroiiiniclfdjliigef. - - 
 strings, pi. Bie lroinnu'ifd)iiiire. 
 
 If rum, t). n. I. troiiiiiiein; (on) trom< 
 niclii emit bcii troniiiiei|li!>(feii, nud) mit ben 
 5iiigcrn, aiif eincmlirdicjc.). 2. fa) ?flPi>» 
 fen, pod)en (loie ba6 iperj !c.). Drydew. b) 
 fliinperii. [Ironimeirdjlrtg iueg>, fortj.igen. 
 If rum, t>. n. [0)iilir.j (mir out) inutr 
 If rumble, druniht. e. n. 1 1. fnt:iiiig 
 fein, fd)ieiibent. 2. ivatfd)ein. 3. |lnmutein. 
 
FAt«' fi.r. f^ll. fat. M*, met. Fine, f!n. Ni, ni6ve, nir, got, 6il, d6ud. TAbe, tdb, ft'ill. tZ/in, THis. 28S' 
 
 IVrainly, drum'U, (ra. trnnO aif). 
 ftvittnb, moCtrig, fle^enb, f(^(<itnniig (von 
 ffiDnfftrx. 
 
 nrilinnier, drum'mur, (Druni'- 
 «ter) t. tev lri)iiiiiieircf)iiig«r, l;rommler. 
 
 UrilllllllOCk, (fd^Dtt.) meal and 
 w a r c r III i X e d ; r a w. [Drink. 
 
 Wrunkf dn'ingk, f prnft. tl. pp. V. 
 
 nrtmUyadj. I. rriinrfn.bctriinrrn. 2. 
 ? (Willi) tnmf«n, getr.inft (mit ^flfffr lo. 
 
 To get drunk, milifen rufrCtll. Dead- 
 -, iiii l)&(f)rten Oirnbe betriiiifen. Half--, 
 fiTwn ©tic^ l)ii(>fnci. 
 
 Prop. To get drunk upon fhe bottom 
 of a cask, ftd) rod tint i<i'(l fniifen. Ever-, 
 erer dry. oifl triiifni titartjt biirilig. 
 
 IlruiikHril, drdngk'iiid, «. ler 
 Zniiiffiit'i'ir, SiiiifiT. 
 
 99rilllli('ll, dri'ing'kn. aHJ. I. be: 
 
 Irimfi'ii, friiiiffii. 2. eeni Jruiiff enifbi-n. 
 3. ? minreii (Willi, I'on), i]iTriii!ft. 4. iiii 
 SmTniiPe rrr Jrimffitheir, im iruiife uer> 
 ubt, ton ftt IriiiiffMiifir hrrriiljrriip. 
 3. Let tlie rartli be — with our blood. Shak. 
 
 Driinkrn uniig . b(\6 Innt-. SilUt'litB. 
 
 Uriinkt^uiy , dningkule, adv. 
 
 trimrfii, im .'<iiiitd)f. 
 
 Urunkennesn, dning-inne*. 1. 1. 
 T u. t fie lriiitfiriil)etr, Per ^uuifd) (i).ia3eiii, 
 Cirbe !c.). 2. tie SBMIerei, iruiirrii()irit. 
 
 Ifriint, (|1*rtt.) pet, nour bumor. 
 
 Ifriip**, drupe. il.)«. [-^oc. I t)it«£tcin> 
 fru(t)t. — Driipn'ceons. adj. ilrillf'ru(t)t> 
 nrtig; Striiifn'iAtr f)iTi'i>rbringtiib o6. trii> 
 (jfiiP, ©triiifrii(f)t... [e-ribruie. 
 
 Itrune, dnUe . t. [^in.] bit Cnife, 
 
 llru.^y, drii'zi. adj. ['0}iin.] briifin. 
 
 Ifry, drJ. (nniifir. dri, drig, dryg) 
 odj. I. 5 rri'rffii f^erter JO; bilrr. 2. t ai 
 biirflifl ; (for) bfgirrifl (iincf>>. Shak. b) trod fn, 
 burr; m"i(f)tfrii, jifrlofi, fcf)uiu(flo« ; f.irg (v. 
 tiiicr Wrbr !c. ). c) trochn , ftrrnfl, berb, 
 friiftlid), fnrfrtilirrf) <i'. eimr 5Srinrrfiinn:c.). 
 d) trorffii (von ^frfiMien); fiilt, iinfljriliiel).- 
 ■,ntnb. e) !)nrt, brrb (i«on Q<t>\a<\tn ic). f) 
 trorfen, tljrniiento*, tljriiitenlfer, oljiie Iljr.i; 
 nfii. g) mil(Wo« (0011 einrr fitil; ic). li) 
 trorfen, fefl (ron Eniib). 
 
 Dry rotten wood, braiibige< , flocfigr^ 
 if»o(j. To make -. I. fro(f n«it , oii^cnxfiitii 
 (bit HtMt ic); (tat)cr) 2. f Diiril erreflfii. 
 To go over -, trorfeiifn {Jiigr« l)iiiiiberfoiii! 
 n\ttt. - measure, (ill trorfenrt "JKiip. - rot, 
 tk trorffiie Jaiiinig. 
 
 D r y - e y e a . t()rnnf iilf nr, tftrifncniotf . — 
 fat, 6;r grofi' Siibrr jiiin lliirfrilcllfii. -• 
 foot, bie €j>iitrnl)rf'; to draw -, (ii.idj 
 WEB-.TER) bii6 >!i5ilb biirrt) bi< <IBitrrniii(i 
 nr JuSrpiir I'rnVlnm; (iind) John«>ji) bo* 
 ffij'lb ii.id) brr bli-geii 5iil)rre oljnc ?i5ir: 
 trnitig urn'olflfii (ooii 5?iinbrii). Shak. -■ 
 good*. (i5>iiiibfll ©triff, Sfii'if, iiii1>rr, 
 (fceibfiibiinfrr, (Sflrn-, '3lii^''(t)Mitrion.irfn. -- 
 good - biikineso, >cr 9lii«r(t)nitrhonbrl. 
 -- good -.lierclinnl. brr 'Jtll6i(t)iiicts, (?l-- 
 ffnivrtiirriih.iuMrr. - ■ good - shop, bfr 
 %lii«rd)iiittiiibrn. -htrbor. brr giiitbi, 
 Siith.ifcn. -nurike. I. riir ejf'i". bir nil 
 ft 111) uii.'jifht, I'hiif mm bir 5iriii1 jii rti< 
 (ftfit. 2. bie ffi.iftfriiiii , itriinffiin>.irrfriiiti. 
 — biir4«, V ■- trill Jtinbi rbiir eiiiiirii 
 •u()i(4rn. - c u b, » a. irorf rn dbrribrti, rci« 
 
 DUB 
 
 nigen Co^nesunMfc^rn). -••alter, J. 5e: 
 iii.iiib , bcr mit grfiiljenem unb geirorfnetem 
 Jleift^^e, G'ingeiimd)tem ic. Ijanbelt, ber 5Ber; 
 fiiufrr oon einge«iii(f)ten ffiiiaren. 2. btr 
 ijnrb » SCrtiirentjiinbUr. --«alterie», 1. 
 eiiigemncljte, fingej>ofeIte (S-gmnnren. 2. Jnrb; 
 mnnren. — »have, v. a. o beriirfeii, Ijiii: 
 tergef)eii, betriigen --shod, ado. trotfen, 
 tro(fenen $u@e£. 
 
 If ry, (angelf. drigan, drygan) v. a. 1. 
 trocfiirii; ab-., au^trutfiieii; borren. 2. aui- 
 leercii, lerren, au^trinfen. 
 
 To dry Dp. I. (iu6[ro(f nrn , nbrrocfnen. 
 2. f u. t oerrrocfiien, fluiebrren; dried up 
 with ihirtt. oor JburU i'crrd)ma(t)tenb. 
 
 If ry^ V. n. 1. trocfcii ivrrbeii, trorfnen- 
 2. (t'fi nut up) tintrocfncn, wtrtrodncn. 
 
 If r> -multure, (fdjott.) ber OJitii;: 
 
 unjiiRV [ a>3ii(bni)mv'l)e, Drijnbe. 
 
 If ryad, driad. (gr.) «. ['l}i'Dtl)ol.] bie 
 
 If ryer, drliir. «. bcr, bie, bai Xtod-. 
 
 nenbe. 
 
 Uryingff driing, adj. trotfnenb. 
 Drying -loft, ber IrocfrnDin^ ; Irocfen- 
 bobrn. -plaee, 1. boi Irocf^ni^aud. 2. ber 
 irorfenboben. 3. (labiifsftibr.] t>\6 »5d)iui(^= 
 l)rtU6. --yard, lilMifdjereij brr Irocfeiipliiij. 
 Ifryite, dritie, (gr.) t. [&tol.i ber 
 bie (ri4>enblatter imd^iit^nieiibe ibilbiUiii, 
 (l°id)eiU<liitteri'lriM, Briiit. 
 
 Ifryly, drili. adv. 1. trotfen. 2. i a; 
 trocten, fiUt, untljeilnrt)nienO. b) trocfen, 
 Itcrb, tlreng, farfailiict). c> trocten, nud^tern. 
 |'(^niii(flo«, iierlotf, leer. 
 
 If ryness, diinei, j. i. $ bie Irocfeii: 
 t)tit, Hunt. 2. 1 a) bie irorfeni)eit, Otud)- 
 teriil^eitj <3(t)mucflorigteit (enicr i)i<6t k >. 
 \i) bie Irotfenbeit, llneniprinbli4)reit, OW- 
 (iihllorigfeit, jlalte. o bie Irotteiii^cit (cities 
 .&d)erje«, cine6 r»fenrct)en ic). 
 
 Ifual, dii al, (itu.) adj. ^mei btitid). 
 nenb; - number, [gricc^. (iiranim.J ber 
 Duiiiit, bie 3u)eii<t^l. I H^'d)- 
 
 IfUMliHtiCy dualit'tik, adh bunlu 
 Ifuality, dual'et^, «. I. bai jtvei 
 Dinge -2ie)cid)nettbe. 2. bie ll^eilung, Ivew- 
 niing. 3. bie 3n>eil)eit, DunlitiU. 
 
 If iiHliitiiif (lu'aliini, 4. ber iDiinli^m. 
 
 If lib, dub. (iiiigeir. dubbaii) i;. a. 1. * 
 
 rd)lagen. 2. iuiii $«itter t'd^higen. 3. ± a; bc; 
 
 tiieiii, uenneii. b) rri^ei^en, eriientien. 4. fA> 
 
 paunrn. 
 
 2 Do me right, and d u b me knight. Shak. 
 
 X a) A niau of wealth is dubb'd a man 
 
 of worth. Pope 
 
 Self-dubbed, fo getiannt, oorgrbiid), 
 
 nngeblidj. Iniii'* niadjen. 
 
 If ul>, V. n. tin Ubl)a(tti, (■cl)iiflle6 &t= 
 
 If Mb, «. 1. 1 ber >Si-l)U>g; JJitten'il^lag. 
 
 2. lOrianbl bie £'iid)e, '^iiiije. 
 
 D n b - f I y . bie (BjiiiT'rflifge. 
 
 Ifubbed, diib'bd, adj. [Ccttu] 
 
 fliiwvi. liuiei)«-it. 
 
 If ubiety, dubteti, «. t bie Uiigi's 
 
 IflibioilM, dli'beus, adj. I. ^lurilfl; 
 
 biiit. nnitftlitrug. 2. unuOttt , ungiii-iij, 
 
 jii'riirlhntt lyon ('•rrigniiii'ii to. 3. biiiifri, 
 
 iiubiiiiiict). iinbeilimiiit. Miltoh. — «i/«>. 
 
 U u ' b i o u s I y . jivriinbfi^t. unbi'ilimnir. 
 
 Dubious papers, ( j^ailbrt | i(t>lt(f)tr 
 IJ.u-ierr. A - batiie, cine uueu(ii4)iebriie 
 S 41441. 
 
 DUC 
 
 Dubiousness , du beusne* , t. 
 
 bie 3iueifelfjiiftigfeit, Ungeiwigl^eit, Unbe»' 
 
 (■iinimrl)eit. (fell).ift, iingeroi^, 
 
 Ifubitable, ddbetaiil. adj. f jn>ei< 
 
 Ifubitancy, diibeiauKe, s. t bet 
 
 3iveifet, bie Ungeiviel)elt. 
 
 Ifiibitation, dubeta'siiun , «. f 
 bai S'Ofifeln, ber 3n)<ifVI. 
 
 If Hcai, di'i'kal, adj f)erjpgli(f>. [ten. 
 
 If ucat, duk'it. t [-^fiinjiu.] berDufa* 
 
 Ifucatuon, dukaluun'.«.(>)}tuilju>.] 
 
 a) [Ofitl.l ber Dufnton (Silbcrmiinje). b> 
 
 [ippd.) ber ©ufaton (®olbniriiije;. [joginn. 
 
 Sucliess, dutshes, (fr.) i. bie $er» 
 
 Ifucliy, dutsh'e, *. bnfi{)irjc>gtl;um. 
 
 Duchy-court, ber (yerici)f*l)iif bei 
 
 irper}ogtf)nine Sanfiiiler in ©iigdiiib. 
 
 Ifuck, duk, *. (Onbil.J ein grober 
 3enii jii (Begein, ©ncfen jc, bai igegeitiirf). 
 Ifuck, *. 1. bie Q'nte. 2. i a) bie 
 25erbeiiguiig, SJerneiguiig mit bem firpfe, 
 i<i6 iti'pfhiingen. Miltos. b) (em in l)ori^ 
 jcntaler D?i(t)tung niif ba« ^olJir getvorfenee 
 vSteiii, ber meljrere ■0)faie niifproUt) bie 
 Otingfer, ber i^iipfilein. 
 
 A young dock, ba« enr(f)(n, ©ntlein. 
 - wiihuiit legs, (^erb.i bif Q^ute t'l;ni 
 Supe. A lame -, i eiii in 'iDtigfrebit tletien' 
 ber ^Aufinann. 
 
 Duck bill - wheat , btt englifc^e 
 ^IBaiien. --coy, ber Sober. — coy, v. a. 
 fbrnen, nnlorfen. -legged, fnrjbeinig, 
 biirf)6beinig. — meat ob. -weed, [Sor.l 
 bie ^lUaffeilinfe, [Dertl.] bai ©iireniloft. 
 -'s-foot, [iBot.] bie Sit)liiiigenoilerUijei. 
 
 Ifuck, (btin. dukke> «. (>jlti£bru(( 
 bcr 3'^rtlid)feii) ibai) ©^li^djen, •jDfiiu** 
 d)t:n . ^l>iippd)en. 
 
 Ifuck, V. a. I. tauten, unrertau< 
 d)en , cintaiicj>en ; [»7Jtnr.] fieit}0len vVia* 
 trofen); mit bem fiopfe iiiitcrr..u(<)en unb 
 plbi)li4 ivieber f)erau^jiel;en. 2. beugeiti 
 niebfrbiegen. 
 
 Ifuck, V. It. I. fut) biicfen, tauc^ru, 
 untertnii(i)en. 2. f (lo) fid) butfen, fidt 
 beiigen, f\<i> biicfen, fic^ fd)miegen (i>or 
 (i-iuem ic). 3. ivilbe Qnttn fiingen, auf ben 
 e-ntenfnng geljen. [baj 
 
 Duck up! I'TOnr.] ^In^ genmrtit! luefl 
 
 Ifuciier, duk'iir. t. 1. [£)rnitl).J 
 ber Iniidjer. 2. i ber firierf)it. 
 
 Ifuckinir, diik'kiiig, t. I. bai 
 Xau<t)ti\. 2. (-Wfiir. 1 a> bn«&icll}oIen. b) bie 
 laiife (uiiter bem Qlciiuator^ 
 
 D u c k i II g - s t o o 1 , bcr iiiii(()fc(icnie(. 
 
 ]fucklin|{-, duk'ling, «. i. bai 
 (5'nrd)en. 2. i(Siebfofniig«n).) (buf^i^erj(t>tn. 
 
 Ifuck<»y, diikkiii', f. Decoy. ^ 
 
 Ifuckt, duki, pp. 0. Duck. ^ ■ 
 
 Ifuct, dukt, (int.) «. 1. ber®rn6tn, 
 bie 'Xiiine, 3iijl)rt, ber ®nnfl. 2. t 6ie 
 Seining, Uiibriing. 
 
 Ifiieiiie, duk'til, dat.) adj. I. birg« 
 lom, gcrd)meibig; beljnbar, (Irecfbar. 2. i 
 Ifiibor, fiiginm, liiifmm. 
 
 Ifuctileiies.4, dukt'lues «. bit 
 '^ir.v.intfeit, DeluiiMrfeif. 
 
 IfiioHliiy, diikiiliii. 4. I bit 
 Dehiib.irfeit, ©trecfbarfeit (i>i<n '0)iftii'Je» 
 ic.K 2. bie ^legfamffit, ffiei'diiiitibigreit. 
 3 i bie Solgamfeit, '7iad>o>ebitiri'ii , Gie. 
 i^'neibigfcti. 
 
284 Vhte.. far. fAll. fat. M*. m^t Fjn«. fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cloi'id. Ti'ibe. tub, full. t//in. Tflis, 
 
 DLC 
 
 • 'Hucture, duk'tshure, ». + bie 
 Cfitung, Siihnmg. South. 
 
 IJudclie,; ^ . 
 
 ]>u(lity , ^ 
 
 '• liudg-eon, dud'jun, (». Se<)en) 
 •. t 1. Cer flfiiic Sctd), tn6 fleine ©ct)iuert ; 
 6er ©riff nn eiiifiii flcinen X>clA}t. Shak. 
 2. tie 2i3iirji-l tti 25iirf)s6niinie$ ; (toljet) 
 --dagger, trrricld) iiiit bii4>6bnutnciiem 
 ®riffe. 
 
 IBudg'euii , (m. dygen) «. bie 95of: 
 f)fit, 55eiii6r(t)iift , £ier 0)rra, uble 2Bi(le. To 
 take in -, liber niifiu'fjnien. 
 
 Oudfliail) dtid'tiian, (Dodnian) 
 
 Uud.s, dudz, (fd)orr. dudi «. pi. e 
 bie iiitcii KlfiDiiiuisSffritfc, iiiimpen, ^(t}tn. 
 
 Hue, di'i, (fr. devoir, du) adj. 1. 
 fd)iilMg (ju jntjlen) , frillifl, jnljllxir. 2. aiiS; 
 (jetiliebeii , im 9{urf|'tiiiibe; to be - fef)leii, 
 nu^Offclicbeii iciii. 3. (to) Wulbin, flcfciifjreiib. 
 4. piifTenP , ac()Brig , (iiionnefitn , rcdjt. 5. 
 pfinttlid), flcnaii, beilimnit. 6. (jerfonimeiit 
 (Don) , uerrtiilngt (biirc^). 
 2. Two mails are now due. Webster. 
 
 To pay as due, tn\6 Ci)ibril;renDe eril;ei; 
 len , jifren, beijabtii. Shak. To keep - 
 time, ['?3Jiif.] iai grljoriije ii'mpo bcolMcf): 
 ten, bai Ztm\>o geiiiiii baU>iid)tcii. A bill -, 
 cin i«erfn[leiier, nbgriiiiiffiur 2i3cd)fel. To 
 pay wlieii -, piiiiftlid) niit tfr Bnljliiiig eiii; 
 fjalten. To be -, (©infill) jiifoiiiineii (gut 
 ^nbeii). Debts - and owing, Sifriud ^u^ 
 ^affion. To fall or to become -, fnllig 
 wcrbeii, Derfnfd'n, nblduftn. Wlien -, be i 
 Serfnfl , jur 93erfn(Iitit. - lionor or pro- 
 tection, [JpniibelJ bcreitiudlige 'Jliiiirtl)iiie, 
 (bcreitiviftigfr) €d)ui^ (finer iratto. - note. 
 flef)Lirige »JiiHij. In-Jorm, 1. in ge()ijri<jfr 
 gorm. 2. giiltig d'. Urfuiibcn). 
 
 Due-bill, [^iinbdj Die «)>ronifiTe, ber 
 i^tinDft^iifbfc^cin. 
 
 JUue, ade. 1. piinfttirf), gennit, gc: 
 rnbe, bireft; j. ^. a - east - cour.se, ber 
 finuf bircft nncf)Cilen. 2. gfl^Drig, gebiihrlid). 
 
 IVuc^, <- i- (bot> C>)fbul)rt'nbr, (Seiiilge) 
 bie (S)fbiil)r. Shak. 2. 19{fd)r^rpr.J bie *2Jb> 
 fldbc, ®cbiil;r. 3. bdi Diec^jt, ber *2lniprnd). 
 
 To give eveiy one liis due, ^tbciu 
 fltben moi i(;m gebiKjrt. To be one's -, 
 ©ineni flfbi'iljrcn, iumi iffcdjt^ loegeii jiifoni; 
 men. By — , red)tiniigiger ^.Jiififc. 
 
 Due, V. a. f rntrid)ten, bfjn()Ien (al6 
 fine Sd)ulb, ipflit^t, ©ebiil;r); f. oben to 
 pay as — . 
 
 Uuel, du'il , (Int. duellum) «. I. brr 
 Siueifompf, bn^Ducfl. 2. dliTrli.) berStreit. 
 
 Ifuelf V. n. (fid)) biielliren, jiufifrtiiu 
 Ijfen. - D. n. (ingrcifeii t&iuen), mit eineni 
 ©injflneii fedjtcn. 
 
 liueler, duJilur, «. brr Siurifnm. 
 pfer, tmrdtint. (lircn, brr Siucifmiipf. 
 
 Dueling:, duiiinig , «. bn« Duel; 
 
 Ituelist, di'i ;ii!st, «. i. ber .3ivfi> 
 fiimpfer, Diicdniir. 2. brr ©djinarr, 9{iui|'er, 
 JffopftVrfjrer. 
 
 IVuello, di'iel'lu, (it.) <. t 1. bat 
 T>udl, brr Siweifninpf. 2. bie 9frgpiii bf« 
 3H)cifnnipif5. l®d)irflid)rrit, 5-riglid)ffit. 
 
 JVueiieHH, Hii'nes, (u. due) t. bit 
 IVueilUH, diicn'na, (|p.) «. bie9tll|i 
 
 ftjieriiin, (Sl^crul^utrrinii. 
 
 DLL 
 
 l»ne*, dA'et, ^ (it.) t. l^JKm'.] 
 
 Ituetto, diiet'to, ^ba? Buett. 
 
 JUuH'el, duffel, (f)DU.) ». [3nb|1.J 
 ber Diifffl. •' 
 
 MMufg^ dug. (i£(. deggia) «. 1. ber 3>^> 
 bie 3i$e (ber lljiere). 2. f bie iiirtrje, ibriiil; 
 luarif (ber meibl. Sbruft. (i-|;finnl» nud) T> 
 Spen.ser; (bnl;er nud)) 3. bie (i«eiblid)e) 
 ^nitl; bni ©lUcr (bet iSniigetl;ieren). 
 
 To suck a -, nn ber Jbru|l fnugen. 
 
 JUu;;', prael. u. pp. u- Dig. 
 
 lluUe, duke, (niigclf. teoclie; fr. 
 due; Inc. dux; nrin. dug ob. doug) s. 1. 
 ber 5?crjog. 2. ber *3iiifiil;rer. Shaksi'eake. 
 Grand--, fctr (*)ro^l)erii.'g. 
 
 JUuketluill, diiiie'duin, t. 1. bai 
 ipfrji'gtl)iim. 2. bie iptrjogsiuiirbe, ber iper; 
 jogeritel. (fd)iund)f6p|ig, einfnltig. Shak. 
 
 Id u lb rained , duibiaud, adj. 
 
 Uulcaruou, diiUar'nan, t. o bie 
 JJIenime, Syerlegeiil;eit. To be at — , in ber 
 iSerlfgrnljeit fein. 
 
 JUuicet, dul'set, (fnt. dulcis) adj. 
 1. fiiij (i>. OJei'd)titncf). 2 ^ fiig, nngenel^m. 
 
 JUulciKcation, dai.%cteka'sliiiii, 
 .«. 1. brts SSeviiiBen. 2. t6l)em.J bie 'Hb-. 
 liiciiiig , bnij 'Jibiiijjen. 
 
 Wuleify, duisefi, (fr.) v. a. (u^ 
 nind)eii , iHTiiipen. [bas 5?iicfbrct. 
 
 JUulcilfier, dul'semiir, *. t'Millf.J 
 
 Uulciuess, dul'senes, «. t bU 
 i2nnfri)cit (bee itnrnfters). Ifiijjen. 
 
 Uulcurate, diirkorate, V. u. vet: 
 
 Uulcuratiun, dulkuia'shuu, t. 
 bit aSeriiipiiiig. 
 
 Uitlcor, diil'kor, 4. bie ©I'igigfcit. 
 
 JUule, ^ C|'d)l)tt.) sorro w, iiiouru- 
 
 Uole, ^ '"g- 
 
 Ifuled^e, du'ledje, #. [2Baonerj 
 ber <^ilc(f , Srtpten. [bitnfi. 
 
 Miulia,, dii'iea, igr.) #• ber 5pciligen: 
 
 IBull, dul, (IV. dol, dwl) udj. 1. 
 ilunipf d'. Sdjiuertcrii :c.). 2. bunipf (u. 
 iLMie). 3. biinffi , trube, mntt, fd)iund) 
 cu. '^axbe, JJener JC). 4. i a) ilorfenb, (liH, 
 finn (i>. $nnbel). b) ((t)a(il, geiitius, plntt, 
 nbgcfd)iiinrfr, Inngiucilig. e) buiiim. d) l;iirt, 
 grob, uiienipfinbiit^. e) fd)iuerfariig , uiibe; 
 l)iilflid), plump, f) langfnin ; trnge, fd)liif: 
 ng, nbgeiluiiipft. g) grnnilid), niibiniirljig, 
 miplauiiig. b) unnngenrljni , pcrbriepiid), 
 rrniirig. i> trube cu. 2i3erter). k) mart, 
 lebli'5 (D. Stiige), fdfwnd) (v. &iftct)te). I) 
 [-))fnr.] luinbilifl. m) gcbnmpfr, flrraufd)ii.)!5. 
 n; fd)iuermi"itl;ig, fnwft. Shak. 
 
 Dull of hearing, (;<irtl)l'rig. —of ap- 
 prelienslon, f(f)H)crfnflig. — of seeing. 
 fd)i«nd)rtd)fig. - season, [&>nnbfl) bie |li(le 
 3cit. A - sale, ein mnrtcr 25rrfnuf. 
 
 Dull-brained, bumm , fd)iund)fi!ipfig. 
 --browed, bil|ler nufffljeiib, cinenbtliltrn 
 2?lirf fjabenb, fiiiiler blirfcnb. —-dispo- 
 sed, jur Irnnrigfrit gcnrigt. —eyed, 
 ba6 5iuge fenfcnb, ft^iwrrmiirljig 6ii(fciib. 
 — -bead, ber JJuninifopf. — -pated, f. 
 --brained, —-sighted, fd)iuad)nd)tig, 
 fiirjnd)tig. --wit t ed, |"(()U'n(t)f6pfifl, |"d)iucr< 
 t'lidig, plump. 
 
 MKuII, v. a. 1. T u. i flttmpf nind)en, 
 nbjlumpfen (Dcgen , ®ffril)le ti.). 2. i a) 
 bumm, (Itixipfr triigr, fd)iverih(lig , un.- 
 cnippiiblic^ mn<^en, bctaubcn. b> trnung, 
 
 DUM 
 
 fidroermuthijj mn(()en. c) ((t)\vad)en , florfrn 
 Ob. (Inu mnt^jen (ben 5?nnbel zc). 3. bnnfel, 
 triibe, mntt mnc^en. 4. ± fd)iund)en (.bat 
 &(\id\t); f<i)\\)i\d}en , Ial)mcn. Shak. 
 
 To dull away, tnit 3ii(^t«tf)un pen 
 briiigen. 
 
 10ull, V. n. fluinpf, bumm, fd)n)er< 
 fnflig luerben. [toipeiljaft, fc^iuadjfbpfig. 
 
 IKullard, dui'lard, adj. buium, 
 
 IVulUird, t. ber Dummfopf. 
 
 Makest thnu ine a d u 1 1 u r d in this act 7 
 glaubd bii, ic^ fii()(e l)iebei giir *Dtid)t5? Shak. 
 
 Mulled, dul'id. adj. ginn^U'^, triibe. 
 
 Ituiler, diii'iur, 4. i<\6 bumm, 
 fitiucrfiillig ob. flumpf ■i)??ad)enbe, GriuniJ 
 baSi nbilumpft, frt)ii>iid)r. 
 
 IBulluess, diii'iies, s. I. T bie 
 ©tumpfljeit. 2. ± a) bie'Jlbgei1uinpftl)eit. b) 
 bie (Sd)iafrigfcit, ®d)iueriiiUig£eir, iriigljeit; 
 Snngfnmfeit, ^)JfuDigfeii, '-WCaitigfeit. c) bie 
 Duniml)eit, ©d)ii)ad)e be& aSer|lanbe«. d) 
 ber ^JJiipmutl). e; bie Dunfell)eit, ®Iiinj« 
 li'figfeit; ^Wntil;eit. f) bie fciti«nd)e (be« 
 ®efi(f>t6). g> bie ■Jlnul)cit, ^StiUe (bee i^nwt 
 btl6). [mntt, fd)H)nd). 
 
 19«illy, dui'le, adj. giniijlo^, triibe, 
 
 Mully, '"'i'. I. plump, fc^iuerfallig. 
 2. bumm, enitnirig. 
 
 JUulse,/ ,-. ^, , , 
 
 » • i <ld)Dtt.) sea-celery. 
 
 Itulce,^ 
 
 IBuly, diile (I', due) adv. 1. gcl;&rig, 
 gcbiiljrcnb. 2. rirtjtig , gciiiui, punftud), 
 regelmnpig , Drbnungimnfjig. 
 
 Iftuiiib , duMi, cnugelf. dum; goit). 
 dumbs, dumba; adj. I. -f u. i |lumm. 2. 
 o Inljm (91rm jc). 
 
 To strike one dumb, ^emnilbeil jum 
 ©d)iueigfii briiigen, bctnubcii , (jiiium ben 
 "Miiiiib ili'pfen. 
 
 Dumb-bells, fd)iucre 5?ugeln , bie 
 2lrme geienfig ju mait)cn. --bom, |1muiH 
 geboren. —-waiter, ber Crcl^rifd). 
 
 Uuinb, V. a. fd)iueigcii ober i<er< 
 (liiiiimen m(id)en, jum ®d)u)eujen briiigen. 
 
 JUuillbly, dum'ie, adv. 1. |luilim. 
 2. 1 itumm, rd)iuf igeub , iVrnd)l06. 
 
 liuuibueSS, duin'iies, t. 1. T bit 
 
 ©tumml;eit. 2. i bie iSmmini;eit, (2prnd>» 
 loilgfeit, ba6 ©d)iueigfn.^ 
 
 JUuinfOUIld, duin'found. v. a. O 
 1. iicriluminen mnd)tn. 2. berb nbpriigeln. 
 
 Uuiiiinerer, diuniuunir, ». f 
 Oeiuniib, ber ben ©tummeii fpieit. 
 
 Uuilllliy, dum me, t. f I. bet 
 ©tuinme. 2. [■2lM)ii1fpiciJ bi'r ©rroljiunnn. 
 
 JUuinp, dump, cofc im pi.) t. l. bie 
 ®d)iuermufl), Irnurigfeit, ii5etriibil)eit, ber 
 .Rummer, SBerbriip, llniuutl). 2. bie irnii« 
 merei, (i)eitle4nbmeffMl;eic. 3. ber trnuruje, 
 l"d)iuermiiri)ige (aefnng, bie trnungc 'Bfcii'. 
 bie, (i-legie. 
 
 To be in the dumps, gnimlid) , l^cr* 
 brifijlirt), orrirgen fein; wr fid) l;in|larren. 
 
 Muiitp, t>. «. l^icrbnm.J nbiuerfen 
 (eine J?nbung I'fii finem Jlnrrcn). 
 
 Muiiipislt, dump'i'>h, adj. tmurig, 
 butler, |'d)iurrmuri)ig, mi|)inutl)ig, niiinutl)i(j, 
 tiefftnnig, oerlegen, beiriibt, fummeruoll. — 
 adv. D (I m p'i s li I y . i"d)ii'ermurl)ig !C. 
 
 lluji(|»i«>ilIi('N.S, duMip'Jslines, *. 
 bie Irnun.jffir, brr Uiimuti), iififinn, bif 
 Sc^liueruuulj. 
 
FMp. far. f',II. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. No, move, nor. ^6t. oil. Honrl. Tube. tnh. tVill. t//in. Tllis. 285 
 
 DUM 
 
 Btnmpliner, dump'l'ng. «. [Rvdft] 
 tint 'Jlrt ^iirfiiifi. 
 
 Uuinpy, dump'i, adj. fur) u. biif. 
 
 Ifuit, (liin. (anqdl'. dunn ; m. dwii> 
 mdj. I. |\tiunr}braiin , btinrnbraiin. 2. i 
 tuiifel, txube (.von fcer £iift jc). 3. (Shar. 
 Bom. aud Jul. 1. 4. 'ZSortfpiel init dun u. 
 done). 
 
 Yellow-- if<ibe[(fnr6en. Dun's the 
 niouKc, Sbak. ivnt)rrd)rinl. rprfict^wortl. mie 
 6(1 3'Iiic^t fiiiB ode fintjen grnu. (Nare 
 BKint, e* btrfiire: ?lfle6 i|l gtidjeljen). 
 
 Dun-bee I'Crr --fly ( G-iitiMH. j Me 
 ©remi'e. --bird, (Drnitl) ) 6cr 9?i'tl)^nl«, 
 »6. 6a« 253rib(l)en fti diott)t)a\\t6. --ti*!!, 
 >cr eiiKiefaljftie Aohclimi. — neck, [Ct' 
 mttj.] tint 'Jlrt Oirfiiiniif ob. Wrn^niurfe. 
 
 J>un, V. a. lOiprbam.] eiiipofein, tin- 
 fiM^cii (j^u'd^e, fc Cnp fie buiireibrouu aiiS; 
 fdjeii). 
 
 Uuily (iinnrtf- dynan) v. a. 1. All tit 
 V'tiat)lun<\ eriiiMrrn , iiuiljiKn (unneiluni) 
 J. belrtiligen, be^^liIl(lf ii ; to -any one with 
 a ihiog, G-Jiicni iiutner in beii Dtjreii lieijcn. 
 
 Dunning-letter, btv ^iat)ni>viei. 
 
 Dun, «. I. ber unoefluint '0)?at)ner, 
 (mnubt()er. 2. Me iingi-ilume '>)}?iif)niing, 
 gorterung ifd^riftiid)), ttr •JXaljnbriff. 3. <f. 
 Down II. Town), ber J^iigel, Die tiUiilj&lje. 
 
 19iiii y i. (bei Shak. Rom. u. Jul. I. 4> 
 n<nl)rt'ctK°i>il- (i>* u^iiMid)e6 Spiel : to draw 
 dun out ot the uiire, Cell A orr eit ga ti I 
 oue belli Siot\!)t \\t\)tn (a\\o: if thou art 
 dun, we'll draw thee Ironi the mire, uieilll 
 bii Dun bid, fo to. lti>pf> <S<i)i>p£. 
 
 lluiice, diinse, t. bfrX>un«, Dumius 
 
 IBuMCery, dun'»uri, «. tie Duiiiiii: 
 ^(it. [Dwrninfopfe itinc^rn. 
 
 Ulincifyf dun'ieft, r. a. f jutll 
 
 Uunderf dun'dur, (fp. redundar) 
 «. I3(imnifnj tie ijjeffn, bet !»DbenM$ (u. 
 9\'uin to. |b<i< 'lUeibdjen bet Xnud^ergan^. 
 
 Uundiver, dun'dlvur, «. [Oruitl). | 
 
 Muue, dune, (£une> «. bet Saub^ 
 Ijugcl , bie Diine. 
 
 ■fungr, (rd)rtt) wonted, driven, 
 pnxhed. — ower. knocked orer. 
 
 Uung'f diiiig (Aiigelf. dung, dincg) 
 «. 1. ber Diinger, »3Ki|T, fiiTI), Dung; bie 
 Cofuiig (bcf ^rtfeii it.), ia Dretf (bet '^Miaiii 
 »t.). 2. t bie GrjeiigiiifTe, ^TU&ftt ber Grbe. 
 
 Dung oi kheep, ber €ct)iif(5rt;el , bie 
 Cdj.iffi'rbeere. 
 
 Dung-beetle, ber Bred •, @tiiirfdfer. 
 --cart, ber 'JKitlfnrren. --farmer, 
 ber 9ii»d)trrtumer , 'Jlbtrittfegrr. — fly, bie 
 Wiilpiege. --fork, bie ■OKiftgobel. -- 
 liill. 1. ber »)Ki(Hioufen. 2. i «) Die fdjiecftte 
 SPoljnung. \» bet uiebrige ©tmib , JiptI), 
 ©Irtub. c) (Sd>iiiipfiiniiie) ber £ump, W\\i' 
 fluf. --hill, uilj. geuieiii , i<erii(f)ilirt>. 
 -. Mil-cock, ber ipaufljnijn. — hill- 
 fowl, ba« geSeroicI), ^pnu^grfliigel. - 
 Itolt, bie 'Di'iiigriibe. --worm*, : pi. 
 bie ♦JJiaben bet itprljfliegen. --yard, ber 
 WiilMif. imi)lcii, fid) Ui f(rtl)f< entinben. 
 
 JtiiniCt V. a. Duiigen. iiiiilrn. — v.n. 
 
 Muui^-HricK , dijn-gaiex, «. pi. 
 DfMl eii;e iflrr Jlatrunjeugf. 
 
 WungtrOllf dun'Jiin <ir. donjon) t. 
 ter Kerfe', CiU finilcre, uiirrrlrbitrtje QJe< 
 (dn(iu:$. 
 
 liiing-eon, e. a. einretrttn. 
 
 Uuil^y^ diing'e. (u. dung) adj. 1. 
 iiili^ig, iui)lr(ict>, I'oll '3)fi|T. 2. |'d)iniitiig, 
 geiiieiu, (Vl)led)t, niebrig, gering. Shak. 
 
 Munkirk, diiu'kerk, a. [03ri>gr.] 
 DiinfiiMieii. {bie iDberlitri. 
 
 Iftilliuai^e, dun'nAje, a. {-i)iAX.\ 
 
 liuMiivr, dun'iiur. .1. bit &in[rei> 
 ber I'lMt *iit)ulbcii; gtobe -))i\il)iier. 
 
 Ifuuilillg', dun'ning, a. l<)ii>rbani.i 
 bie G"iiipi'fflung (i<. JJifdjen). [iV>elciie. 
 
 If unuisli y diin'tiixh, adj. inc- Dunne 
 
 Ifuituy^ duu'ue, adj. [ Derrl- J 1. 
 ^iirti)i<rig. I. bunini. 
 
 nuuslliu,u'd)Ptt.) j o g g i n g s m a r I- 
 ly with tlie elbow. |bUllini. 
 
 Waiusicalf dun'«akal. adj. buffo^n-l' 
 
 Jttuut, (fcDott.) 1. ber @(t)Uig luit 0)e. 
 riiufd). 2. a good aizeable portion 
 o t H n y thing. 
 
 Ouilted, (fd)Dtt.) beaten, boxed. 
 
 If iiu, dii'o, (liU.) a. [^\i\'.\ bn6 Duett. 
 
 Ifuudecaliedri&l etc. \. Oode- 
 
 cahed ral etc. 
 
 liuodeciinfld,dui'ide«'imfid,(fiU.) 
 tidj. jiviJifVpnitig , jiviMfn^i-tlig. 
 
 IfuodecilllOf diioi/ex'MOnio, (lat.) 
 a. l3jiid)biiiD.J ert« DuDPej (em SornuiD. 
 
 l>uudeciiito,ai</. Duubej... - lorm 
 
 or (liie, brtf DuObCJ. 
 
 If UOdeCUple, duodek'kupl, ant.) 
 udj. fli.6 jii>oi| beiietjeiiO, jiui'lfnid). 
 
 Ifuodenuillf diiude uiim (Int.) a. 
 [•iliint.] ber Siui^'iffngerbiirin. 
 
 If uuliterul, duolit eral, (lat.) adj. 
 ant jiuei ^u(l)ilai'en beileljenb. 
 
 If up, diip (uon do u. up) r. a. 5ffnen- 
 
 If up«« dupe, (fr. iS3.y a. ber Ci)iiiipel, 
 ^Slaxx , "JJiuiel, ^errogene. Iprn, niirreii. 
 
 lfup«f V. a. iiiui'c^en, aniui)rcii, (ep: 
 
 IfuplCf dii'pl, (lor.) ailj. bi'ppelt. 
 
 ■fuplicate, diiplekiite, adj. bop< 
 pelt, grbrppelt. 
 
 Duplicate document, ba< Dup(i(at. 
 In-, jiueiiiiiil nufgriUIlt, in DiiplD. 
 
 ■f iiplicntc^f a. Mi Dupiifnt, bie 
 gleid)liuiteiibe »ilbt(1)rift, iupie. 
 
 Duplicates of a bill, [i^niibel] eiii 
 ii5e(l)rfibrief tni Diipiifnt. 
 
 Jfuplicate^ v. a. I. Derbi<ppein, 
 brppcln. 2. fnlttn (3eit9</» 3. mieffrl^oleii. 
 
 If uplicatioiif diiplek^'shdn , a. 
 1. bn« ajerboppf In , bie 25frbrp(»eluiig. ». 
 a' bie SJalie. b) tai giiiren a>. Seugini. 
 
 IfupliCHture, dii'plikal«hure, a. 
 1. bn« (Mfbi'porlte. 2. bie Jyalt*. 
 
 Ifuplicity, diiplis'ei^, a. 1. X>ai 
 Doppi'ite , (?)f.)iveite, bie Dcppelljeif. 2. 1 
 Pie 3i»f>i>'i"gigf"». 5ni)"d)!)eir. 
 
 IfurHbility, duiabileib, «. bie 
 Daiiirljningfcif. 
 
 Ifiirable^ du'rabi, (lat.1 adj. bauer> 
 
 |j,l,r. — ade. Du'rably, biUierl)rt|t. 
 
 If lirHltlene-SM, dii'rablnes, a. bie 
 Diiiirr, Dnuer^nftigfeit. 
 
 Ifiirnitcef duranxe. «. 1. ber 3Jer> 
 Ijntt, bie Sfun, OJcmaljname. 2. bie 
 Drturr. X tint lart 3eug. Shak. Henr. IV, 
 p. I. I. 2. 
 
 Ifiirntiim, diir&'shiin, a. I. Mr 
 Drti.fr. 2. bie D'liicr (tas iBirniogeii fprr- j 
 ^iifouiTrtt, Srrttiuier. ,,,i. | 
 
 DUS 
 
 Dure, dure, (fir. dnrer) v. n. * 
 
 bniiern, luiiljren. 
 
 If (irerul, dure'ful, adj. « bnucrhnft. 
 
 Ifureless, duie'lex, adj. uergangi 
 lt(t); fur). Raleigh. 
 
 Ifures«f du'res, dures', (norm, du- 
 resse) a. I. ^ bie ipnrte, ©rreiigc; (bal).) 2. 
 1 ber Sivnng, bie S?a\t. 3. Ofcrt)t6)"pr.) bii 
 \\\(> GinreCe DPrgcbriit^te ^liige eiiicr ^cr< 
 icn, bie fluf 25erniiliiffiing eiiier nnPern iir« 
 (yrfongniB geroorfen rourbe, ober biirct) Dro» 
 l)niigeii (per minas) u. '07?iOt)>inMiiiigrii bc> 
 lupgen, irgenb eine 95erid)rfibuiig ,}ii iljnn 
 OSunrten untericidjiiet, irgenb eine ilr.ifl'are 
 ip.iiiMiing begeljt. Bi.ackstone. [Jiiiirpd. 
 
 Ifurg^en, duri jn, a. o ber 3iPerg, 
 
 Ifliring') during, piir. unb pra«p, 
 luiiljrenb. (^nrte. 
 
 If urity, du'riii, ((at.) a. f u. i bie 
 
 IfurOUSf dii'ruA, adj. t t)kirt. 
 
 Ifurra, dur'ra, «. eine 91rt i^irfe 
 (in 'Jir'rifa nngebnut). 
 
 Iflirstf diirsl. prnet. uon Dare. 
 
 If use f duse, a. o ber Diiinon, b&fe 
 Writ!, leufel. 
 
 What the duae Is the matter? n)(l6 
 jnm ^enfer eb. leufel gibt til (ber ic. 
 
 Ifusli, (r(i)i>tt.) ftt^^en wie ein S^ib> 
 
 Dksht, geilo&en. 
 
 Ousk, du«k, adj. I. biMTer, bunfel} 
 rd)ivikiiid). 2. bnnimfrig , broiiiilid). 
 
 Ifusk, a. I. bie DmiinicTiiiig. 2. bie 
 l'(^ivnrili(t)e , biinfle, bi'nlere Jiirl'e. 
 
 Ifusk, V. a. bunfel inn(t)i-n, perbiin* 
 feln. - p. n. bnnfeln, grnnen, bunfil luerbeii. 
 
 IfuNkily, dus'kili, uds. biijler, 
 fd)iviirilii1). 
 
 If USkineSS , dus'kene.i, a. bic 
 Diiinnieriing , bnd (i)rniieii ; bn^ (2(<)ii>iirj» 
 licbe, bie Dunfel^eit. liVfjiMrjlic^, bii|ler. 
 
 lfuKki«ll, dusk'jvh, udj. bunfel, 
 
 IfuMkislllyy dUHk'lshli. ade. WfU 
 fig, bUjler, trilbe. (Duskiness. 
 
 If UMkiMlineSS f dusk'Khiies, I*. 
 
 Ifusky, dusk'c, adj. I. bainnurig, 
 bi'irter. 2. bunfel, fc^iuiir.jlict). 3. a.) i fu\ltt, 
 riiiglic^, ttdurig. b) bu|lcr, uiniuolft (i>i>iu 
 ©I'ule). 
 
 If U8t, duxt, (nngelf. dust, dyst ; f(l)Ptr. 
 du»t) a. 1. ber (EtAub. 2. || ber (£tiiub, a) 
 bie (Irbe. b) bn« ©rab. c) brr iiiebtre 
 gtnnb. 3. bo6 6iigemel)I, bie Cpnue. 4, 
 ber fluflrf. 5. o bie ■D)?aiii|(^c(le. 
 
 Dust of a house, bnfi i(f()rirf)f. To 
 gather -, 1 ©trtub einfdjlucfen. Clonds of 
 -, ©tnubiui'Ifen. To umke a -, Stnub 
 niocfjni Ob. erregen. 
 
 Dust-basket, ber ^cf)ri(f)tj'prb , £e^« 
 rirtjtfnilrn , bns Se()rid)tffly. --box, bit 
 @rrniburt)fe, ©iinbbrirf)re. --brush, bie 
 ©rnubburile, ber Stoubbcfcn. — man, 
 ber Brhrirf)t> unb 91|'d)tnfiirrner. 
 
 If UKt, V. a. I. nb|1iiiiben, nn£|ldtibeni 
 niKjffhreii; nu^burtloii; nufflopfen. 2. iiiit 
 €itnub beflreuen , beilniibiii ; to - all over, 
 gonj m\x (Stniib nind)eii. 3. jn €tau& 
 mii(!)rn, jrrreiben, puli>crn , biir(t)ncben. 
 
 If Ulster, di'it'iur, (. I. a) Per 'IBifct)* 
 Inppen, iljiij). b) ber iXfiirbeiVn , bie iiei)r» 
 bfirile, brr ivrbriwirrt), 23ori1iuirrt). 2. a) tai 
 Sieb. b) ber ©if brr, OCriiiiger. 3. l$ul» 
 perinul)'..] bie '3>uluerffgc. ,j 
 
286 Fale. (fir. fall. fat. !Vle. nipt- Fine. fin. N6, m6vp. n6p. got. oil. cUM. Tiihe, tfih. fu]\. t//in. THis. 
 
 DUS 
 
 * Dustiness, dust'enls, «. Die <Stau: 
 tiflfett. [artio , jlniibfarbig , wie iSmiib. 
 
 Dusty, du»'te,adj. l.flaiibio. 2 iiaub-. 
 
 Dutcit, dutsh, «. 1. One t)olliiiit)i|\i)c 
 S3Dlf, t»ie 5?o(liiti&er. 2. 6n6 ipodnnCifdje, 
 tit f)Dt(iiti&ir(l)e <By)tad)i. — adi. t)vUcmW<i). 
 
 A dutch-man, tin SpoUiwiCt. A- 
 w o lu a n , eiiie §o(Inn6triiin. To speak -, 
 ^Jo(I(^ll^l^(f) rpred)en. A - quill, cine n6ge= 
 ji'geiie geber. - toy», SiuriU'ecger Spiel! 
 focfjeii. — oven , ber 25rorcifeii. - comfort, 
 ([ ©iilcniVit'ielS Xri'il. - concert, ( bit 
 ^ntjenmujlf. - reckoning, Ij bie ©uninic 
 
 cl)ne ©pejintien. High bdiS jpoc^Deuts 
 
 fd)e, 2)eiitfd)e; f)od)beutfd) , beutfc^. 
 
 Dutcliess, diiish'es, «. bie S^et. 
 IPgiiiii. [tt)um. 
 
 Dutclty, dutsU'i, t. bai 5per)og> 
 
 Duteous, du'teuB cb. dii'tsheus, 
 jM^'. 1. (lo) flcl)orfaiii, fo(gfam; ppicbtgciiuip. 
 2. t DOii ber i^flid)t nuferieat, fleboteii. - 
 tie*, bie aiiinbc iet '$Hi<t)t. [tifl, joUbor. 
 
 Dutiable, duleabl, adj. jrllpffic^: 
 
 Dutied, a^'iid. adj. pllpftic^rid. 
 
 Dutirul, (lu'ieiul, adj. 1. go()in-ratiii 
 frrafam, imtfrtljrtiiifl. '2. eljrerbietig. — 
 ode. Du'tifully, gel)orratit ; eljrerbietig. 
 
 Dutifulliess, dii'ieliilnes, s. 1. 
 ber @el)orfniit , bie gcliiiamfcit , Uutcrtl;n^ 
 nigfeit. 2. bie e-lirirbictuiig , ©l^rfiid)!. 
 
 Duty, du'ie. d'. due) «. i. Hie ^^iii)t, 
 6d)iilbigfeit. 2. ber ®Ll;iTraiii, bie Uiuer: 
 wiirfigfcit, ginnfiitiifeit, UiUcrtl;anigfcit. 3. 
 bie G-I)rert>ietiing; >!l(^tiingi ipi>(l)ad)rung. 
 4. [^Biilit.] ber Dicii|1j ilricg^bieiifi; bii- 
 ISoadie. 5. ber Dtciiil, b<i6 DientTgeidjaft. 
 6. bie 9luflnge, ^llbgnbe, bet St'll, Cie 3ull- 
 flbgnbe, SDfaiit(), Inje, ©ebiiljt. Charges oi 
 dutie'», bie 3i?lliiiifi>|1i'"- 
 
 To pay the duty, duties, uetjoflen, 
 tcrflcueni (213ni1VClU. To pny the dutick 
 of a vessel, [©ecl).] eill Scfjiff beiiii 3""= 
 l)niire finriren. - of entry, ber (*ingaiig6> 
 jo(I. —-free, joflfrei. —on exportation, 
 ber aju^gnngfjpft. -upon malt-liquor, bie 
 SBiertleiier. -paid, wriliiierr, nerjoilt. - 
 o<F. liliuerjcflt. To pay one's — to any one, 
 G-tlietll I'eilie giuftuiunilig llli1i-l)Cll. To pre- 
 sent one's — to any one, (yjitrtll feme 
 ^rdjnc^tiing bejeigen , (S-iiien griiMcii , fict) 
 G"inetn be|lcin5 einpfi'(;lcii. It is the - of etc. 
 ee ifl bie ^fjicfjt te6 jc. A soldier upon eb- 
 on -, ein ©olbnt, ber ©d)ilbiuad)e |lcl)t, 
 cin ©I'lbttt aiif (bet) 535ncfce. To be on -. 
 Sdjilbiuac^e fleljen. Hard-, bie SBerd)iUL'rbe. 
 
 Duumvir, du'umvir, (1.) s. Ircnt. 
 ©efd).] ber Biiumoir. 
 
 Duuiiivir»te, ddum'v^rAle, (hU.) 
 V- [rcrni. C>Wid).] bao diumiMrnt. 
 ■ D%vaie, dwAie, «. \. I^erlb.] bie 
 fc^iimtje i5r.rbe. 2. [25Dt.] ber 9tiirf)trd)ntten. 
 
 JVvvain, 1 
 
 D.vai.«, I '^*>'"-^ '»"'"'"' 
 -_. I swoon. 
 
 D\%'auin, ) 
 
 Dwarf, dwirf, ( nngelf. dwerg, 
 dweorg) «. 1. 5 ber Siverg. 2. on 9{omnib 
 |«n) ber S^vttd, Dicner ber Ofifter ob. (S-be|j 
 bnmen. 
 
 Dwarf-elder, [iSpt.] ber 91ttid). -- 
 tree, ber 3"Wfrgbniini ; a bushy -, ber 
 S3*ii(t). Ibern, ferbiirteii infjen 
 
 D^varf) V- a. tm W>i<t6tl;uiiie l)iii 
 
 DYN 
 
 DwarHsli, dwirfUh, adj. jmerg: 
 Oaft, jiuergig , luinjtg. — urfo. Dwarf- 
 is hly. luif cm SiDcrg, jii>eriil;ai't. 
 
 Dtvariisltuetts, dmnf islmes, a 
 Die SiKSrgnrtigfeit, iii)crgl)iifteG)e|lalt, illetii; 
 l)eit. [dwolian) v. n. * lualjiifiunig feiii. 
 
 Dtvaul, dw&wl, (aiigeir. dwelian, 
 
 Dwell, dwel, praet. dwelled, Jllfnm-- 
 meiigej. dwelt, v. n. I. bleibcii, uerbleiben. 
 2, 1 (ufr mil on , upon^ a; lueileti , uera'ei- 
 eii, fid) aiifi;niteii (beij. b> (tint iSergiiii: 
 ;icii , S[!3oiiiie; l)aiigeii (an); Iiuii^en Ceiner 
 iBtiinnie), fid) uerlieren (in), c) |'i0 bernfcu, 
 bei'tetjen (nuf>. 3. ii)i)l)nen (ouct i). 
 
 To dwell upon a syllable, eine S'ilbe 
 betonen, ben 9tad)brucf bnrnuf legen. 
 
 Dwell, V. a. t bciuoljnen. 
 
 We who dwell this wild. Milton. 
 
 Dw^eller, dwel'lur, «. bee SSetuol;: 
 uer, (S'iniui.''ljner. 
 
 Dwelliug-, dwlrilng, «. I. bie 
 il5o()nung, ber Sijcljnnt}, 5U>ol)Mort. 2. ber 
 'au|enrl)nlt. [--place, ber 2Bi>hni)rt. 
 
 Dwelling-house, ba6 Si3ul)Ul;aue. 
 
 D^veit, dweit, praet. V- Dwell. 
 
 Dwiutiie, dwind'dl , (iingeir. dwi- 
 iiau) V. n 1. raMumben; )iii'a!unienfa(len ; 
 rtbnel;nien , fid) I'erinmtHTii. 2. j (oft inif 
 to, into) nueiirten an), iwerben (jU). 
 
 To dwindle away, fd)lVinbeil, billjin; 
 
 id)iuiiiben , L'ergeljen. To — down to naughi. 
 m em \)iid)r» biil}iniit)iumfeii. To - in size, 
 an C^irojie nbiici)nifii, ticiuer luercen. An 
 army - s by death etc., ier ioD K. r(l(ft CtlU 
 •Urniee biiljin. 
 
 D«%'iutlle, V. a. 1. iierininbern, 
 ijiTiinterbringen , fdjiuiiibcii inadjen. 2. (ifi 
 mit away; trcillien, itri'lteutll. [health. 
 
 Dwiuilt(;{', (fd^l'tt.; declining in 
 
 Dye, di. (iingilf. deagan, flrrtb. tai- 
 chu> V. a. farben. 
 
 To dye the silk evea, [Oubfl.] bic @eibc 
 gintten. To — so as not to stir, [Jrtrbereij 
 mit ijuten, td)ten, t)nltbiiren JJarben fiirben. 
 To - the tur with cold>siutt', [ C^>iirberei j 
 fie iprtiite ghinjen. [bie gnrbe. 
 
 Dye, *. 1. f bii- gnrbc, itnte. 2. i 
 
 Crimes of a deeper dye, nod) Qti^^- 
 lid)cre 25etbred)cn. Second-, bne Utnfiirbcn. 
 
 Scarlet -dye, [JiirbereiJ bad Jiodje! 
 nidebab. —house, bie Jiirberei. 
 
 Dyeiug-, dilng, t. bm Siirbtn. 
 
 An of-dy eing, bie Jarbefimil. 
 
 Dyer, dl lir, «. ber giii-ber. 
 
 Dyer in black, bcr i£d)n)arifiirber. 
 
 Dier's-hrooni, [!iJof.] ber jjiirberginil. 
 - '*-weed, [Sbin.] ber Si5nn. 
 
 Dyester, (fc^ott.) ber giirber. 
 
 Dyillg", di'iug, (U. die; adj. 1. fler: 
 benb. 2. (turi oor bein ©terben gifpro^jen^ 
 le§t. 
 
 Dying-bed, ba« ©terbebett. --day, 
 ber ©terbeing. --hour, bie iiibc^iliinbe. 
 To be a--, in ben letjtcn 3''flc'< liegm. 
 To be in a dying state, aiif ben lob 
 liegen^ A — man, ein ©terbenber. — eyes. 
 bie bred)cnben 91ngen. [2. bie ©tcrbenbiii 
 
 Dying-, «■ 1. bci6 ©terben, ber lob 
 
 Dyke, ( rd)Otr.) stone- wall fence 
 
 Dynauteter, dluameiur, (gr.) t 
 CJllilron.J bei 2>erflri>0eniiiflf mej|cr , X>t}\u\ 
 meter. 
 
 EAG 
 
 Dynainetrical, dinamet'rskal, 
 
 (gr.) adjr ['ilth-on.] bijiianietrifd). 
 
 Dyuainical, dinamei^al, (gr.) 
 adj. [OJied).] bpnamifd). 
 
 Dynaitaics, dinam'iks . (gr.) «. 
 pl. |9)?ed).] bie Jlmftlel)re, I)i)natnif.| 
 
 DynainoHieter, dinamom'^tur, 
 (gr.) s. ber itrriftetneffer. 
 
 Dyitast, dl'na»t, (gr.) ». ber I^pi 
 najl, i>trrni)cr. lbi)na|Tifd). 
 
 Dynastic, donas'i'k , (gr.) adj. 
 
 Dynasty, di'naste ober dinasti, 
 (gr.) s. 1. bie Dijnmlie. 2. baS ^errf4)eri 
 gefd)led)t , bie Dpunflie , bn^ Spaiii. 
 
 Dyscrasy, dis'krase, (gr. ) «. 
 [•OJfeb.] bie ungli;id>e ■0)rifd>ung ber J8eiTnnb« 
 tijetle, 25erborbenf)eit be& iiiutc^, ber ©afie. 
 
 Dysenteric, dLssenterik, (gr.) 
 adj. [0)?eb.] rnl)riJrtig, byfcnterifil). 
 
 Dysentery, dU 'senteie. (gr.) «. 
 [iJJii'b.] bic 'J{iil)r, rothe Sfiifjr, Dijftnterie. 
 
 Dysorexy, dis'orekse, (gr. ; *. 
 [<))ftb.J ber fd)led)te, fdjiuac^c, uerborbcne 
 i!lpperit, bie Di)forej:ie. 
 
 Dyspepsy, d'.spep'se, (gr.) t. 
 I'lJitb.] bie fd)led)te ober geid)iuad)te 2Jfr» 
 Cniiung. — Dyspeptic, iidj. bl)Speptlfd). 
 
 Dysphony, dis'tone, (gr.) a. bie 
 '■8eritii!i'riid)feit mi 3<eben, fd)i«ere ©prrt(<>e. 
 
 Dyspnoea, dispnea, (gr.) «. 
 (■OKeb.j bie (j-iigbriiftigfeit, bo^ bef(l)H)crlid)e 
 •Jit h in en. 
 
 Dysury, dfih'iire, (gr.) *. ['TOeb.] 
 ber 5?iirii3iuang , bie 5?.irn|1reiiae. 
 
 Dyvour, (f(t)ott. ) ber infolvente 
 ©d)ulbner. 
 
 E. 
 
 K, e, (©e(bftfaut) «. I. ba6 ©. 2. mi 
 i!lbfiirinng flcl;t E a) fiirEarl, ©rnf. b) 
 liir East, D\1; E. S. E. ftir East- Souih- 
 East, D|1=©Ut):D|l; E. by S. , fiir East by 
 South, D\i jnm Si"iben. c) E. ob. Ex. fiic 
 Kxaniple , SBeifpiel ; E. G. fur exeiupll 
 atia. jiini Seifpiei. E&q. )lel}t (iirE.sqnire; 
 Exri fi'ir Executor. 3. «l!> S'llj'ifiii)"' l^i'')^ 
 iL. fi'ir 250. 4. 5 'JE 'llbfiirinng fiir ye, iljr. 
 
 lilacll, etsh, (fd)Ott. eik; aiigelf. aeic, 
 etc; it. ceach, gacli; fr. chaque; pron. jebet, 
 jebe, jebe^, ein j'eber. 
 
 Each other, ciuailbcr. —-where, * 
 iibemd. - for the other, ^eibe fiir &inen 
 uiib filter fik 25cibe, folibariicft. 
 
 Kad,^ in iJiainen, i|l ein nngelf. SaSort 
 
 Kil, ^ unb bebciiti't: gliicfiid), j. *. 
 Edward, gliicflid)er (Srljaltcr; Edgar, 
 gliirftidje ©eiunlf; Edwin, gliiiflid)er ©-t* 
 obirer ; Eadulph, glilsflidje ipfilfe; = 
 Macarius u. Eupolemus iin 03ned)ifd)en ti. 
 Kausta, Fortunatus, Feliciaiius iin £?at. 
 
 li^ag-er, e'gur, (lu. egyr; fr. aigre; 
 rtrtn. egr; 1. acer) udj. 1. J a; unnud)inal intC 
 of, for, on, after) bcgierig (nad) ob. fluf)} 
 (to) crpid)t (auf). b) (in; I'td) beeifmib; (in, 
 upon, ou) eifrig, gefd)aftig. o ungeiluin, !)«(• 
 ng, ijeip, brennenb (2Siriiuigenzc.). d; fnfd), 
 irnillid), leb()nft. 2. I a) f rd)arf, fniift. 
 SiiAK. b) t fd)iirf , ilrenge , bnrdjbnuflenb 
 (L'lifftc.). Bacos u. Smak. c)[JCertl.j fprob« 
 (lute (Jiolb). 
 
rkle, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, move. n6r. s;6t, dil. cl6n.l. Tube. tub. full. t/;in. THis. 287 
 
 EAG 
 
 1. The soldiera were eager to engage 
 the enemy. Men are — in tJie pursuit 
 at wealth. The lover is — to possess 
 the object ot his affections. Webster. 
 
 To he e«-iger to.., uor Cufl, vet ©tJ 
 gler^c, vor ^crhitioen brenneii )u . . . To be 
 too — ia (oa; one's own defease, flt^ i" 
 fifrig, ju l)i»>ig i'ertl)i-iBigen. 
 
 KMfferly, egurle, adv. 1. l a) 
 tjefiii), uiigeiluiii, l)ii)i!). b) lebt)i\(t, nnfiud). 
 ett'rig, mit (i'u'er. '2. f fdjorr, ilreuge, Ijerbt 
 
 Eagerly bent oa . . , ftc^ (tiva« |'ei)r 
 Angdetjeii \tin lofTciiA. 
 
 lila^eruesSf i'gurnas, «. I. i a) bet 
 Ungeilutii, t>ie ^rt'tiijrdt, iS|>ii)e. b; &ie Oiier, 
 SbrflierCf. 2. « Cie &d)iU|'«, tonure ; ©trenfle. 
 
 |£M|flef egl, (fr. aigle; Int. aquilii) 
 s. I. ICriiitlj.) ttt ^ilMer. 2. (iperlB. u. 
 ^NIit.| ba min. 3. l>)Kun)iv. ] btt 9ibler 
 (@ulD|lii(f Dec i&eTrinigtcti etnaten = 10 
 Z>oU<\c< Dbtt 49 &i)iluiig£ (Sterling). 4. 
 laiilreiu] Dcr iibltt (©ternbi.6). 
 
 WhUe-lailed eagle, iJDriltt^.J bct SUb 
 obtc ilttditttiait. 
 
 Eagle-eyed, f(t)nrtfi(l)tig. — owl, 
 tu 3U)ierriiIe, On UI)U. — sighted, aMer< 
 Ittitri (Sluge;. Shak. --speed, bit QiMec: 
 fd)«cUe, 6er 'Jieierjlug. --stone, ['BJiner-iIg.) 
 Dor 916ier|lein. --winged, ^ aiftlerfltfi^je, 
 alClerllu.jel l}at>eiib. Miltos. [t'ti 'iitUri. 
 
 KttfpIeMS, •'gles, «. bat Wtib(t)<\i 
 
 Kttg^let f igi'i , «• bee iuiige 'ilblec. 
 
 Ktttfre, egr, «. bie <iu@crorbentlid)e 
 g:ii(^, (lie <£d)ivrlleil- [dermau. 
 
 Kalderiiuui, eldenuan, f. Al- 
 
 KMllie^ iim, (niigcir. earn) j. * 1. 
 bcr Ctjeim, Ci;iiu 2. ber ijreunb, ©euotter. 
 
 lilttUf eeu, (ailgrir. eanian; o. u. obec 
 e. n. laiitiiieii , fiauinuc lurrt'en, f. Yean. 
 
 KttUUUruiclt , (g>icl. > strong 
 ■ •up <=. double stock of an englisU 
 eoolk). [Cflllimd)tll. 
 
 MCaallng., ^n'liHg. «. -f bti« Saiiiiii, 
 
 Kttr^ eei, (iiiigeir. ear, care; tteti. oor; 
 (0)10. ora; ban. fere; beut|"d> Dl)r, Deljre; 
 tiU. nuris, auricula) «. 1. t>ii£ Ol)r. 2. bild 
 Cijr, ®el;i)r. 3. i baa jDi)r, a) ttt <Uii(ut«rfi 
 I«iu>(c4t. b) bit 'Miajiuiig, ber 0)efd)iuncf, bo^ 
 Urtljeil. 4. tirgenb tin t)l)rtorinigfr itjcil 
 eiiire Singed, irgeub tin pl)rHirniig lyerurr: 
 |lcljenb«6 dug) biK Dijr ; Ortjr ; ber i>euf el, 
 cie :panei;abe, beri){iiig (nm Degciigel)eufe>. 
 6. bie iKorns ic.) lUehre. 
 
 To give a deal ear, t^uu , nl6 ob UiOn 
 e-tiuiW njd)t l)i)re. To give -. Okljor gebrn. 
 To lend an -, lUifmerfiiiiii jufjoreii, ani)6rcn. 
 >Villi both -», giiiij Oljr To give ;iny one 
 a i)ox on the -. (i-iaeut tine Dljrfcige gibeii. 
 To have the king'n -, bcj beui iiijiiige in 
 (yunil |l(l)cn Over head and -a, liber bie 
 Cl)reu, uber ^m6 unb Rm, tief. For my 
 -B, bet I'etbe, bei nicincm I'ebeu. To have 
 •»y one about one's -», Cinen (inf beni 
 ^iM\t tjabtn. To be up to the -s in love, 
 o bi« uber bie Dijren ueriiebt feiii. Your 
 -• are not your own, (£ie ijoren nirt)r re(t)t 
 )U , Sie i)t\btit reine Oi)rrn. To burn one's 
 house about one's -», e-ineni bod ip.lll6 
 ubtr beni Jtopfe cnitinbrti. To be by the 
 — s, to tall together by the — s. lo go to- 
 geiher by the -«, firt) bei brn Ohrrn o^er 
 btu; Jilt))ic '>^"0en , Qtiiibueinciii iverbeu. To| 
 
 EAR 
 
 set by the -«, jn|*nniiiTenl)e$en, an einanbcr 
 t)eijen (^erfonen). 
 
 Proo. Pitchers have ears, S33anbe tjabtn 
 Dl^ren. Wide — s and short tongue are 
 best, t)ijre aSiel, rebe ilDenig. 
 
 Dog's ears, ©rel^oljreii (in 9Ju(^ern). 
 
 Ear -ache, bti6 Dl)reun)et), brr iDljren: 
 rd)meri. — bored, nut burcl;li:ict)crtent 
 £ljre ober bur(J)i5d)etten Oljren. --deaf- 
 ening, ^ Dl;rbetaiibenb. Shak. --drops, 
 *. pi. bie iDI;igel)iinge. --erecting, $ bie 
 Dt)ren fpi^enb. --kissing, nur bai JDi;r 
 beriil;renb , nid)t hint nu<gei|»ri.'ct)en. -- 
 knot, eine ^ilrt iUuf4)el (£l)rgel;ange). 
 --land, bai airtliiMb, urbare Siuiib. -- 
 lap, ba6 £)l)rliipp(t)en. — less, Dl)rlod, 
 oljrenlod; taub. —-lock, (aiigrli". eai-locaj 
 bie i£(4niii(f)[li)(fe. — mark, I. bad Ct^reii: 
 ieid^en (bei t^tt^afen;. 2. fbte >^u5ieiit)nnn!]. 
 -mark, v. a. an ben Dt)ttn jeidjnen 
 (■Sc^afe :c.). — pick, ber Oljrlijifel. — 
 p i e r c i u g , f oljreiiburd^botjrenb. ^>HAiL. 
 r i n g . ber JDl)rriiig, but £>\)XQet)tnt. — shell, 
 [ilon4)il ] bii4 6eto^r, 'Mfterol)r. --shot, 
 bie ipiinvette, i&(t)oUferue ; to stand out ot 
 — shot, Qtwai nid)t inel)r l^ijren fijnnen. 
 --trumpet, bai .$>i^rrl)t)r , ber (Seijor; 
 truster, -.wax, bad C)l)renid)iniilj. --wig, 
 laiigeir. eiir-wigga uber wicga; 1. l&ntuni.J 
 ber £)t)ni)urni. 2. i btr Dl)renbla|er. - - 
 witness, ber Dl)reii}euge. 
 
 lilnr, V. n. 1. m •ileljren fd)iegcn. 2. 
 atjttu, 'Jlt'l;ren Icien. - c a. « nren, acfern, 
 
 Kar, d'ttuti.) early. Ippiigen, b«uen. 
 
 Karable , aerabl , adj. artbar, 
 urbar. [aufml^inenb ob. etnpfangeiib. 
 
 Kttral, eeral, udj. burd) bie Qt)Vtn 
 
 KareUf ecrd, adj I. tuit iDl)ren uer^ 
 l'et)(n. 2. nm <ilt'l)rin ueri'eDen. [interred. 
 
 JKard, (|d}ott.) earth. Kiurded, 
 
 Kariuic, eci'ing, t. ba6 'tlSfiugcn. 
 
 KnriuKS, eer ing^, «. pi. [^at.l bit 
 3d)iingen uDir 9itnge am iauivert. 
 
 Karl, eri, (aiigcir. eorl; ir. iarlo, 
 earlamh, abelig) t. [(^ngl.j ber &Taf. 
 
 E a r I - ni a r k h a I , [(i'ligl. J ber ^JlurYcljer 
 lifer "ilnorbner tricgeri|d)er 2feierlid>feueii 
 (tin l;i>l)er engl. (£<ta>u6beainter). 
 
 KarlUoin, erl diim, J. bie (engl.) 
 (i)rand)ait ; bir (engl.) (Srafenilanb. 
 
 lCarleil-|»«IUt» erU-peaue, «. 
 t bad Caranigilb, :piiubgelb. 
 
 JKarliest, er leest, udJ. u. ado. am 
 ober mtt bcm gnlljeileii. 
 
 KarliitetiSf erienes, 4. bit i$rul)e, 
 Sniljjeitigfeiti bad Jriilje. - ot rising iu 
 (he morning, bad frnlje 'illl||li'l)cn. 
 
 Karly* erie. langiif. aer, er, efjerj 
 adj. frill), friiljieiiig. To be -, iriil; auv 
 llelien. 
 
 Karly^ adv.ftut), jcitig. - in the 
 morning, fruljmonKlld. - in the spring, 
 im 'Hufangc bed JriiOitugd. 
 
 Proo. Early to go to bed, and — to 
 rike, makes a ni.in healthy, wealihy and 
 wise, 'Worgenilnnb Ijat Wolb im ■OX'uiib. 
 
 IKaril, ern, (angrlf. earnian, aeruian. 
 gearniani e. a. (Amtell cnuftben; betomi 
 nicn; I'erbienen (fetn 55n'D, OJelb :c.). 
 
 Karii, o. u. I.grriniirn, grileljrn. 2. 
 (angelU) gyrnan. .My bowels -, rdjaniinrrt 
 
 Kara, tfctli'tr.' -'ngie. Imut). 
 
 EAU 
 
 Earnest, Ir'nest, (angelf. eornest, 
 geoniest) adj. 1. cifrig, eiii|1g, ern)Tli4); 
 aufnierfiam ; (in) einer tSac^e nac^lebenb. 
 2. erni^ljafr. 3. begierig. 
 
 To be earnest with any one, &tnetn 
 aniiegen, Allien intlanbigil bitten, in (^inen 
 bringen. -to pray, briimlig un Qitbttt. 
 
 Karn«8t, #. I. ber Qrnfi. 2. - ob. — 
 money, — -penny, iai I)araufgelb, £rauf> 
 gelb, rlingelb , ipaubgelb, ^iliit'gelb , ber SCauf* 
 idjilling. 3. ± (of) cer SJorbote, bie iUniuart* 
 I'djiift, ber iSoridjinarf. 
 
 In earnest, in good -, im &rn|le, in 
 UbUigem G'rni'le , cl;ne <S|)a@. Are you in — 
 or in je-st? i\t ed jljnen (i:tn\1 ob. ipa^en Sit? 
 To give - Draufgelb, auf bie $anb geben. 
 
 Karuestly, er'ncktie, ndv. I. emfl* 
 ltd), erit|1i)aft, im (jrnile. 2. crniliic^, eitrig; 
 l'el)nlid), l}e|tig, begierig; inbriiiiilig. 
 
 lilarueatueKtl , ernektues, «. 1. 
 ber ©mtl; bie (*'rnrtiid)feit. 2. ber ©ifet; 
 bie ©inftgfeit, ^peftigfeii. 
 
 Karnfulf emtul, adj. t jdmmcri 
 lid), jainiiieri'oU, flaglid). Fletcheb. 
 
 lilaruin^, er uing, (geivul)nl. impl.) 
 *. ber (*riuerb, ^erbicnil. liiirferlanb. 
 
 Karsli, ersh, t. i bai (gepilugte) 
 
 Kartit, rri/i , (aiigeli*. eard , eorth, 
 yrth; \ti)\\>. lord, jord; ^iMI. aarde ; ban. 
 iord; fd)Ott. erd, yerd, yertli; tiirf. jerda; 
 tartar, yirda; altb. !hiitl)a, i^ertl)a) t. I. § 
 bie ©rbe. 2. [6l)em.l Die (ttbe. 3. bie (ivbt 
 (bie frrbfugel). 4. bie (itbt, 2Ueit. Skak. 
 5. bie (S-rbe , G'rbenbeiuol)ner. 6. ^ bie &rbe, 
 bai 2anb. 7. bie &rDe, ber '^uben. 8. L20aib< 
 miVr.] ber guc^ds, Dad)3ban. 9. t bad »Jlu6 
 pfliigen, 'ilcren bed iJoDeiid (betm 'jjeibban). 
 I'ussER. lU. t bad ibefi^fl)um in liegenben 
 (^ litem. 
 
 Argillaceous earth, bie 'If)On^ Zbpfttt 
 erbe. Untried -, bie 6)i'ivad)deroe. To make 
 brick-earth, ben Il)i.'n ieracbeiteii obtt 
 fntten. Potter's -, ber iBpfertl)iMi. 
 
 Earth-apple., [ibot.J Die H3olfdfiri"d)e, 
 Der «21Iraun. --bag, [Jeiluiigdb.] bet (i:rb> 
 fad. --bank, eiiie uon (rrbe qtmad^tt 
 iiant eb. (5-ini(innuug. --board, iDefun.J 
 bad <Btttict)i, ^^flnflbret, bai Dl)r, Die ^i)flng« 
 lliir^e. — bob, ber -Jiegcniuucm , ''l>ira0 
 (jiim gingelit). --born, ^11.5 erbgeboren; 
 irDifcf). --bound, ^ erbgebuiiben. Shak. 
 — bred, gemein , Dciiuorteii , niebrig. -- 
 created, i erbcrrd)aifen. --engend- 
 ered, ^ erberjeugt. --ted, niebrig, ge» 
 mein. — flax, l-Jiatnrg.] ber (irb*, sberg>, 
 ;£teinf{a(^d. — nut, bic (S-rbiiup. —-pea, 
 bie -Hjirfe, ^laiterbie. --quake, bad (irbt 
 beben. — shaking, $ n. J crDerid)utternO.; 
 --worm, I. [(yiUDiii.] bi'r (^rDiuiirin, 
 iKegeniuurm. 2. ber gememe, ucrat^tlic^r 
 -))h'n\(t). 
 
 Kartli, 0. a. ucrgraben. in bie Qtbe 
 i'errd)arcen , mit (j-roe bebirfen. 
 
 To earth up. iiid)ni'i.j aiil)anfein. 
 
 Kartli, 0. n. fid) eiitfd)arcen, fic^ vtt* 
 txi(A)en. 
 
 Kartlien, ei'i/tn, adj. irbeii. 
 
 Kartllilteim, en/iei-es, «. 1. bai 
 Jrbeite, frrPige. 2. t bie il(i^lil)eif. 
 
 KartliliaesH, en/i icuas. *. I. bic 
 irM.ie •»efd)atfiitl)rtr, •Jiol)l)et{. 2. bic 'ZUelt* 
 li4)ri-ii , Cir -.iiii'Ufinn. 
 
288 yi^tf, fiir, fall. fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6p, got, 611. cl6i'j(I. Tt'ibt. tub, full. thin. THIs. 
 
 EAR 
 
 Kartliliug', Irt/i'ling, «. $ tier @'rtien: 
 
 bi'irger , (5T^eIl^Dl}n. 
 
 £artlily , ertA'le, adj. 1. irMftf). 2. 
 
 t itt)i|"d), riiiiilirf), leiblid). 
 
 Not an earthly word , Ij fein <Stnl>eni> 
 tuert. An — man , ein '■IBcirfiiiD. 
 
 Kart Illy -minded, irfciid) ge|Uint. — - 
 ui i n d e d n e s 8 , iit ^Clrrnill. 
 
 ft^artliy^ In/i'e. udj. 1. erfcig. 2. 
 tr&.irtifl. 3. erftfarbeii. 4. ^ irtiid), grob, 
 fiiiulict), Iciblict). 5. ^ irDifcf) , tie GrCe be-. 
 ii)ol)iieii£i. 
 
 Kase, eze, (fp. aise; nngetf. aeth, 
 eailo s. 1. Pie 3iiif)e, 9{nit, ■'OTiige. 2. bie 58c-. 
 aiifnilid)feit , ®emrtd)Iid)fcit , ba<5 25cl)cigen. 
 3. Die (Srleit^terunij, CiiiDening. 4. [3Je0t^j 
 fpr.] tie 5rcil;eit. 5. i tie 9i'id)tigfcit. 
 
 At ease, gcinad)Iic(). To live at -, to 
 be at one's -, in fluteii lliniliiiitcn fein, 
 tul)ig un6 gemndjiid) lebcii. Take your-, 
 nuid)en Sie t& ficft beiineni. At heart's -, 
 nod) ''IBiinfd), gnnj bfl}ng(i(t). Chapel of -. 
 bie JJiIinlfirdje, b<i6 jjilinl. To have a writ 
 of-, bet 5? lift entlnfjen fein. lou speak 
 of it whli a great deal of-, (Sic Ijnbcn gni 
 bai'un rebcn. 
 
 Kase, V. a. I. erfeid)tcrn (ben i^orper 
 2c.). 2. i a) linbern, niiibcrn. b; jlillen, be: 
 ruhigen. c) (ofj befreica (ion), entlebigen 
 (einet Snd)e). 
 
 To eas! one's belly ob. one's self, fi(^ 
 er(eid)tern, feine 9itit()burfr uerrid)tcn. To - 
 oH Ob. away, ["TOar.j liingfiini uicren (ein 
 Xiin). Mar. Dict. 
 
 Kaseful, eze'ful, «<(;. frieblid) , ni: 
 J)ig. — arfi). Ease ' fully , frieblid), rii(;ig. 
 
 Kasel, c'zl, *. [^^im.] bie ©tnjfdei, 
 ber '•Mfalcrefel. [gemnlbe. 
 
 Easel-pieces, (Strtffc(ei|li"i(fe, 'Btuffelti-- 
 
 Klasel, (fc^otf. ) eastward. 
 
 ■ Kaseless, eze'Ies, adj. nijlluf, tin: 
 niijifl. 
 
 Kaseinent, ^ze'mcnt , «. i. We 
 
 GTleirfjternng, SBeguemlidjfeit , ber 9Si'rti;eil. 
 2. [3{ed)r6fpr.j irgenb ein bind) SScrjaljrung 
 rbir eincn Jrcibrief criiingtcsi died)t, ohne 
 brtfe bicfei jrbod) G'tiuna eintri'ige, j. 25. ein 
 S^eg liber bcs OiiidjbanS Ci)riinb u. ^oben 2C. 
 
 A chair of easement, ber 0?nd)r|tul)l. 
 To do one's easement, feine 9i0ll;bnrfi 
 uerrid)ren. 
 
 I^^asily, e'zi\i,adD. 1. leit^jf ; beqnem 
 (ii|;ne ©djmierigfeit;. 2. rnl;ig. 3. ivillig, 
 grrn. 
 
 Kasiuess, e'zenls, s. 1. bie 'iiufjt, 
 a;el)agiid)feir. 2. bie llngcjiunngcnl)eir, 'Jrei; 
 tjeic (bi>^ SrpIS u.). 3. ± bie SeidKigfcir. 4. 
 bie ^ereinutHigfeit, ^KiHigfcit, ajefrtfligfeif, 
 9i.id)giebigfcir. 5. bie 2i3eid)l)cir, aJtqnem.- 
 lidjfeit (einefi ©itjc* !c.). 
 
 Easiness cf belief, bie 2pirf)tg(mi6ig! 
 feir. - of mind, ber leid^te ®inn. 
 
 Kasf , cest, (iingrlf. east) *. 1. DjTen, 
 ber D|T, -Worgen. 2. ber Oilcn, Crienf, b<\6 
 ■Oiiorgenlanb; unrtnd)mal) bie Ceiunnte. 
 
 JKa.s*,»rf/. D|'l...oIOinf !C.). - India, 
 -- Indies. 3nbien, Oflinbien. --India- 
 company, l(yngl.l bie Pilinbifdje fiiMnp»i< 
 fluie. — I n d i a - m a n . ber Oilinbicnfiiljrer. 
 -> w in d. ber Cilii'inb. 
 
 Kapler f ccs'n'ir, dingelf. caster) s. 
 [Aird>enfiil.J £)lerH, ba< JO|ler|i»tl 
 
 EAV 
 
 Eatter-day, ber Dflerfrtg, —-eve, ber 
 Dilembenb. - - m o n d a y , ber OrtcrmDntdg. 
 --week, bie Cilenuodje. 
 
 About easter-tide, iim Dber gegeii 
 Dilern. - next, nuf fiinfiige Di^ern. Wiien 
 
 - is come, nnf 0|lern. 
 Kasterliiig-, ees'turling, *. 1. ber 
 
 ClllanSer, 'JJiorgtnl.inber. Spe.\ser. 2. 
 lOtnitl).] ber DilL'Ogel. 
 
 Kasterly, eesturle, adi. cillid), 
 0\t... (2i3iiibe K.). — ado. oflminti. 
 
 Kasteviaost, ees'turmuiit, adv. 
 gnnj im Drten. 
 
 Kastern, ees'lurn, adj. 1. 5|llirf>, 
 nmrgcnlaiibifd). 2. oillic^ dicgenb). 
 
 Kastlandisll) eestlandish , adj. 
 bftud) (liegenb). [wiirt^. 
 
 Kast\%'ard, lest'wurd, adv. v\h 
 
 Kasy, e'ie, adj. 1. rul}ig. 2. fanft, 
 beqnem. 3. ± leid)t (nidjt fd)iuer). 4. brl)(ig= 
 Ud), fleniad>lid). 5. bereirivillig, gefallig, 
 luidig. 6. Ieid)t, frci, ungejiuungen; n>uur: 
 lic^, flicpenb (©ti^l Jc). 7. fanfc, cben. 8- 
 jitfrieben. 9. leidjt, inapig. 10. giiirfiid). 
 
 Easy to believe, leid;lgliUibig. - to 
 forgive, Uid)t ucrjeiljenb. A man - in his 
 circumstances, ein 'Mfrtim itn 2Bi'l)l|lanCe. 
 A man -in his mind, ein jutriebenerO)fenfd). 
 A ship under - sail, ein iiidjt fd)iuer rra> 
 gcnbe*, lei(^t fcgelnbe^ ®rf)iff. - '» •"; bora, 
 leiiJlic^, ertniglid). - to be ipoken to ub. 
 with, lentfelig, tnittl;cilfani. To make -, 
 
 1. beruljtgen, jufriebcn (tedcn. 2. beiiegen, 
 rid)rig innd)en. lleidjr. 
 
 Prov. As eas y as kiss my hand, fpotl: 
 Katf ete, (angelf. hitan, eatan, ytan. 
 
 etan; gotl;. itan; gr. U. Int. edo) pmet. 
 
 ate; pp. eat, eaten, v. a. I. effen. 2. fref; 
 
 fen. 3. jcrfreffen, nljen. 4. i jemagen; na; 
 
 gen ; uerjel)ren ; rerfc^lingen. 
 
 To eat oiie's words, O fein SBort Jll: 
 
 rucfne(;nicn , luiberrnfen. To - off, [Gljir.J 
 
 luegii^en. To - up, 1. freffen ; auffreifen. 
 
 2. ocrjeljren. 3 ± a) au^fiuigcn (iiiinberi. 
 b) nbjCljren. One could- her up, she is 
 so pretty , (J |lc ijl jiim Jrcffen \d}'\>n. To 
 
 — one out of house and home, 6inen (lUfi 
 jeljren, ([ jum S:?au6 fjinnuefrefTc- 
 
 Kat, V. n. 1. efjcn. 2. (unterf^alten 
 werCen) efjen. 
 
 To cat well, 1. einen gnfen lifd^ fn(;; 
 ren, gut (eben. 2. gut fd)nierfen. To - in 
 Ob. into, 1, nnfreffen, einfreffen, jerfrrfTen. 
 2. i cinbringen (in*. To - out, jerfi-effen, 
 i>crjcl;rcn. To - through, burd)freiTen. 
 
 Eat-bee, [5iiUurgefc^.] ber !8ienen; 
 loolf, 33ienenfme. 
 
 Katable* 4'tabl, adj. t^bav. — 
 
 Eatables, s. pi. bit ^^ivciaren , 2c-- 
 ben^inittcf. 
 
 Kateilf 4'tn, pp. o. Eat; 
 
 Kater, e'lur, «. I. ber (^ffer. 2. bai 
 ^Ictjniittel. 
 
 He is a little enter, er igt 5!0enig. 
 
 Katli, ei/«, (nngelf.) adj. u. adv. * 
 
 rcid)t. 
 
 KatiiijE;') i'ting, «■ bai (^{Ten. 
 
 Eating-house, ba6 Q!\>ei\ti)nu& , bie 
 Wiirfrid)e. [irnufe, t»ad>rinne. 
 
 KaveM, evi, (nngelf. elese; *. pi. bie 
 
 Tlie eaves drop, t6 trieft I'oni I!>nd)e. 
 
 Ea ves-drup, p. n- an belli Sender, 
 
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 ber Ifji'ire fnufrf)en ober f)or(^en. Eaves, 
 dropper, ber .§iorrt)er. Miltok. Shak. -• 
 lath-. [lec^n.] ber Jr<iufl}afen. 
 
 Kbb, eb, (ongelf. eUbe , ebba; fd)n). 
 ebb) jf. i.^ bie Gbbt. 2. 1 bie &bbt, 3icige, 
 ber 25erf>ia. 
 
 At a low ebb, in einem tnuirigen, elen» 
 ben Siit^iiube, fef)r Ijernntergrfoinmcn, [Sharif 
 bei] gebriicft, im ^reife niefrig (leljcnb. 
 
 Ebb-tide, bie Gube. 
 
 Kbb, p. »i. I. f ebben, loieber oDIniu 
 fen. 2. i ebbcn, nbnehnien. 
 
 Kbbeniiail, eh'berman. «. ber t}i« 
 fcter, ber jut 3eit ber Qbbt fi(d)t. 
 
 A^bbiiig-, eb'bing, adj. ibbenb, abt 
 laufeiib. — 4. bie Qbbe, t([6 'iltJlniifen. 
 
 Ebbing water, bie (i"bbe. Money it — 
 and flowing, bai Qitlb gel)t unb fomint.. 
 
 li]biuiiite, eb'eoniie. s. {relig. @c(ie] 
 ber &bioniie. 
 
 Kboil,eb'un, adj. 1. nu5 gpenljolj, 
 I'on Ob. luie g'benljoli. 2. ^ fdjiunrj, bunfel. 
 
 Kbuil, f (gr. ebeaos, ItU. 
 
 Kboiiy, eb'6ne,5 ebeuus) «. but 
 &beut)oij. 
 
 Ebony-tree, ber ©benbnutn. 
 
 Kbuiiist, eb'onist, s. btv Qbtniil, 
 ^iin|liird)ler, ivuiitird)reiner. 
 
 l£builiz», eb'uuii^e, v. a. \d)WnVi 
 
 mnd)en , fd)a'iirj beijen. 
 
 I^bracteate ^ ibrak'teate , adj. 
 [^ot.] ol}iie Oiebenbliurer ob. Serfbinit. 
 
 Kbriety, ^i>ii'eie, (uu.) *. bie 
 IruMfeiil)eir, i5i^(lerei. 
 
 Kbrillatle, ebril'lade, (fr. <IC.) «. 
 [9{eirf.| ber 3ug "b. ®d)lng mit bem3ugel. 
 
 li]brio.sity , ebicoseie, ((at.) *. bte 
 taglidje Ininfenljeii, ffioderei. 
 
 JEbuIlieilCy^ ebuileense, s. ± 
 bus ©iebeii , bie iluriondung. liuallenb. 
 
 Kbltllieut, ebiilieent, adj. i iiuf> 
 
 BllbullitiUIlf ebutlisii'un, s. 1. bo£ 
 aiufiufltlen, bie ilufmallung. 2. I6l)em.] bad 
 >aufl>rnufen. 3. ± bie 'ilufiuaduug, ipefrigj 
 feit, ber >ihi^bru(fj (ber Seibenfctjiirtcii). 
 
 Kcauitate, ekawdaie, adj. l^ot.J 
 nid)t gefdjioiiujt ober fdjiuriiijig. 
 
 KccatliartiC) ekkaiyiar'tik, «. 
 [0)?cb.] bas ^^Jnrgirniitiel. 
 
 KCCentrie, eksen'tr'k, } 
 
 Kcceiltrical, eksen'tr^kal.j 
 1. l(i)eom. u. *21|lvon.J erienirifct). 2. i i>r» 
 jcntrifd), a) nbioeidjenb, uiifleiuijl;nlid). b) 
 ubcrfpniint , nbfreifcnb. 
 
 Kcceutric, «. 1. bn* Grjcntrif^e, 
 ber cyjentrifite kteii. 2. t bm llnregeU 
 tuiifjige, llngeaniljniidje, 
 
 Kccentricity, ekslmrls'ete, *. 
 I. (OlMffeiifd).] bie (^rjenirijitat. 2. ± bie 
 (5-r,}eiitri,iitat, abfdjmeifung; ©onberbnrfeit; 
 25crfd)ifbenl}eit. 
 
 Kccliymosis, ekkemo'sls, (gr.) 
 ». [(yijir.J bie SjiiituMterianfnng, unterlim» 
 fened iilut. [». (23ibel] ber ^^rebigcr i&.ilomo. 
 
 KccI*"!Sla9tes, ekklezliea»te/,(at.J 
 
 JKcclesiaKt , ekkle'iheast , s. f 
 [33ibel] I. ber ^rebiger ©niomo. 2. bai 
 2>nd) Oefiu" ©imd). 
 
 f'ccl«*siasfic, ekklezlieas'lik, cb. 
 IccleHiastieal, ekkii^iicas'ii- 
 kai, adj.tnd)\id), flciillid), Uir4><ii... tBet»< 
 faffung jo. 
 
Thte, far, fAll, fat. Mi, met Fine, ffn. N6, m6ve, n5r, got, 6il, cUU. Tiibe, tub, fdll. t//in, THis. 289 
 
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 Ecclesiastic , «. ber C9eifHt<f>t- 
 
 Kcclesiasticus , Ikkleiheai'te- 
 kus. s. [Sjibcii Das 23ud) 3mi3 ©ir.id). 
 
 Kccope« ek'liopi, «. [gijir.j Cer Qin^ 
 fd)mtt I'D. ^ruct) in eiiiem find/tn ^ni>d;eii. 
 
 KcCOprOtiC, ekkoprot'ik. (<]T.) «■ 
 I-We&.J fill* flelinCe 9t6ful)ruiig«inum. — 
 u'/j. gcIiiiBe nl'fiitjreiiD. 
 
 Kciie, eke, I', to Eke. 
 
 dciieluu, eshelon', (fr. ^.) <. 
 («)){iur.] 6ie ©taffelfltnutifl, (laffelf&rmia« 
 (BtelltinQ. Wellimotob. 
 
 Kciiinate, ek'k'nAte, / (v. Int. 
 
 KcilLuutedy ek'kiiiiled,^ echinu*) 
 adj. [»ot.] loclnrtifl, (Ifldjelig. 
 
 Kcliinite, Ik'kinite, «. [®eD(.] btr 
 (S-(t)iiiit, ©eeigeliletn , uerjleinerte ©eeiflel. 
 
 KcitiUUS, •k'kinus, ekl'iius, (gr. 
 echinos) « I. l3ool-J ttrOgel. 2. (3(t)tl)pol.l 
 *et ©efigel. 3. l93ot.] bit flnc^cliae ©pitjt 
 (bcr ^frniijen). 4. [9Ir(<)it.] b.is ©i. 
 
 KcllO, ek'k6, (gr. echo), «. 1. [9Ifu> 
 .lif j t)n« (S^p, ber 2Bieber()iiU, aoicbendjad. 
 2. [flrd)it.] bnfi St^^iiUfleiuolbe. 3. l'2)ii)fl)l 
 (bie 9«nmpljt) Q:d)o. (©djojiia. 
 
 Echo- key a, «. }>(. [OroefbauJ Dcr 
 
 KcltO) o. n. ivieberl)flnen , ivieber> 
 f2()aQen. — ■>■ a. l. f (ben ©(t^oU) juru(f> 
 Ritrfcn ; ntrberl^oien , nnc^rufeii. 2. i nad)> 
 fpre(l)en, nndfbtttn. 
 
 KcllOmeter, akkom'^tur, (gr.) 
 «. [Wuf. ] ba< @4)omcter, <&d)nama@, 
 ret ©(ftflflnifffer. — Bchom'etry, «. 
 bie ^c^ometrie. a) bie @4)<iUnie0run|l. b) 
 tU jRunfl ®d).inflen50lbe )u bn'ien. 
 
 KclHircise, ekklAre'siz, (fr. e'elair- 
 etr) V. o. nufflareii, erfliircn, erliiutern. 
 
 KclairciNxeuient , ekklAre'six- 
 Dtent, «. bie ^iit'fltiruno, QrluSrunQ, Qf 
 l^uterung , ber sa»f\(t)li\$. 
 
 Kclainpsy, akklamp'ai, (gr.) <■ 
 ITOcb.l bie Gfliimprie; fiinbergirtjter pi. 
 
 Kclat, ekia', (fi:. W.) «. 1. ta6 9(uf> 
 fttftn (ber Wuf). 2. ber ®lnni. 
 
 Action of eclat, eine glnnjenbe $Anb< 
 tung. Man of-, etn 97?ann, ber Qliifi'e^cn 
 tnndjr. 
 
 Kcleotic, Ikklek'tlk, adj. ("JJ^iiof.j 
 tHtttiid) (niifiuolilfnb). — «. ber G-fleftifer. 
 — adv. Eclec'tically, ef lef tifcft. 
 
 Kciei^in, ikleni', (gr.) s. [qgl^nrm.] 
 ber tide i>ni|liV.ft, bie S3ni|llahucrge. 
 
 KclipM«} ^klipt', (gr. ekleipslt) t. 
 1. ['llilron.) bie S'lifternig, SJerffnilfriing 
 (ber ©iMiiie lo. 2. ± bie SBerbiinfelung. 
 
 Kciipse, r. a. I. [>^|lri>n.] vrrf^ni 
 ftfru, I'erbiinfein. 2. i a) cerbunfeln, ilber< 
 mifcn. b; i<ernict)ten , au^lofc^en. Shak. 
 O ^ t'erd)inipfcii. Milto.<i. 
 
 Kciipse, c. n. »erfln(Tert werben. 
 lCcii|itic, ekiip'lik, «. [iililroil.] 
 bit (Sfiipttf, (Si'inif iUmI)ii , ©onneniTrnCc 
 
 KcUpHc,ndj. I. [QJilrcn.] efliptii'd). 
 I. oernmlirt, rcrfunfelr. 
 
 Kclog-U«, ek'log, (gr. ekioge) #. 
 tie @flpge, bo* laiiblid)e rb. $irtengebid)t. 
 KcUllOllliC, ekkAiioni'ik, > 
 
 Kconitinical , ekkAnnni'jkal.^ 
 tidj. I. i>fpnt>niir(t), luirtfjfc^tifrlicft. 2. bto-- 
 nrmifcf), l)nii«l)olrfrifrf), l)(iii^l)^irig, fpnr> 
 fnui. — aW0. Econoni'ieally, 5fiMiP< 
 luird). 
 
 E>tgh^4eut*eh. WBrUrbueb. I. 
 
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 Economica, ekkonom'iks, «. pf. 
 
 biei^auei)airuiig£fiini7, ^aini^aituiig^funbe. 
 EcOUUIIlist, ekkoii '6uii!>t, «. 1. 
 ber iDe.'onum , ^ou^ljaicer; guie '^irtl)rd)at: 
 ter. 2. ber Ocfonymiil, (£taiit6iuirt^fc^iifte> 
 forfdjer , ©tiitU6n)irtl;|il)nft5i'erbeiTeret. 
 
 Ecouumizef ekk6n'6iuiie, v. n. 
 DruuDtiiijiren , n)irtt)rc^nften , i)(iu^l)alten, 
 fpnren. — v. a. (jnueljiilterifct), U)irtt)id>aft> 
 lid) uerivniteii, oruiiutniilrcn. 
 
 Eoouomy, ekoubmi, (gr. oiko- 
 noaiia) «. 1. bie Defoiioinie, ^ou$l)altung, 
 2Birtt)fd)nft. 2. bie ©pnri'amteit , :j)au6t)iU= 
 ligtett, Defoiiomie. 3. bie ^pau^iuirti^fd^aft ; 
 2flnbiuirtt)|ct)nft. 4. [-HJuTeind).] bie Cefo:- 
 iiomie, ^iiurbniing, ^iiu^tjaituiig , SJer> 
 faftung, &uuict)tung. [\ii)«\i- 
 
 Political economy, bie ©tfliUdlviCtl)- 
 
 EcpiiractiC) ekfrak't'k, (gr.; adj. 
 [Web. J eri)|fiieiie , i>erCuitneiiD. — «■ 
 tijjljnnn. J ta& trnffiicnbe ■•Wiittel. longer ful). 
 
 Kcstasied, ek'sta>.id, aij. eiuiucfc, 
 
 Ecstasy, ekatati, (gr. ekatasis) «■ 
 1. bie &utiu((uiig. 2. bii£ (S'lUjucfen. 3. f 
 ber ^iit}iiriiiM. SiiAK. 4. t ubiriiitigigtr 
 ©c^merj uber Auinuur. Shak. 5. l'>}}icb.] 
 Die 33er)U(fuiig. 
 
 Ecstasy, r. a. enriuden, brgciilerii. 
 
 Ecstatic ) ekaiaiik, (adj. l.tWU 
 
 Ecstaticalf ekaiaiekal,^ judnib, 
 IjinrciOeiibi entjiidi; -lit, cm 'iluCbnic^ 
 Jei>(S-ntjurfcii«. 2. t ltd) nod) iiuiieii rid)iiiib. 
 
 Ectypal, ek'li|;al. udj. ii>ld)ai'l>llC)et. 
 
 Ectype, ek'lipe, ^r. ekiypok) j. t 
 bie id'pie, ber 'JlbDiurt. 
 
 Ecuineilic, c-kunien'ik, ^^Jt-) 
 
 Ecumenical, ekunieirckaiynO- 
 adgenu'iii (.idrd^fiiverriiminluiig :c.). 
 
 Ecurie, ek'kuri, (fr. '20 j«. btr ©tafl, 
 iJ5ferbt|l.ill, OJMrilaU. 
 
 Edacious, idi'abua, (lot. edaz) 
 adj. ..idr.ipig , gitrig. [teit. 
 
 Edacity, edas'^ti, «. bie ®efri)@ig< 
 
 Edder, edUur, (niigclf. cder) t. 
 (Defon.J iM ijledjrijoli (an 3au""i "•)• — 
 V. a. nut iylc(t)tl)0li biiibt'ii, fledjten. [rrele. 
 
 Edder, *. [:i<!tiit}\)0\.\ erne >ilrt •■yiUu 
 
 Eddisll, eddikli, (K'adiab) «. bnd 
 (Sruniiuet, ©p>'ul;(U. 
 
 Eddues, ed diiz. (E d'd e ra) «. [!bDt.] 
 eine 'iJrt »Urun, Se'jr'i'iiri- 
 
 Eddy, ed'de, (nngelf. ed ^nriid tinb 
 ea iBiniTer) «. ber (2iJai|tr«, 2i3iiibi, Suftn 
 ■UJirPil; bad 3ur"d|"d)liigen ber siiiefleu, bie 
 ©priiigAiitl); ber ©rrubel. 
 
 Eddy, udj. ivirbeinb. 
 
 Eddy-water, (iliid) dead- water), 
 (OKiir.) M6 iiuiiprtiier, ber ©pg. — wind, 
 ber 2Dirbelivi:ib. [wegen. 
 
 Eddy, p. n. fi(^ in eincm SEirbel Pc; 
 
 Edelite, edelite, «. l^Diincralg.] 
 ber ©bflit. 
 
 Edeinatuse, edeiiiatAse',/(p. gr.) 
 
 Edematous, edem'aliia, 5 adj. 
 [■•IRcb.] iBiiiTi'rrd)iui"il|lig. ^ 
 
 Edeu, i den, (t)ebr. ^.) a. (^ben, taS 
 $(ira6ie£. K ' d e n i z e d , adj. "i in bad i)>a> 
 rnbiee aiiffKHP'"""'"' i'fn'e«)r. 
 
 Edeutated, edeulAted, (V. denai 
 adj. jnljniPd. E d e II 8 a ' t i o u , «. f Cad 
 3n()nniifiifl)en. 
 
 Edsre, edje, (angelf. ecg; i». aw^, 
 
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 awg ; beutfdl) Qit) $. 1. bie Qdt, ber 9?anb (el» 
 neSDmgeS), (bei'oiiber* nPer> 2. Die ©djiieibe, 
 ®d>«irfe (ber >ilrt, be3 ©d)iuerted to. 3. bie 
 fc^arfe jiante; 3ait. 4. ber Staiio, ©d)nitt 
 (eincs 58ud)S). 5. i a) bie i£d)drte. b; t>ie 
 ©iiirfe, Jpffiigfcit. c) itt ^£<l)0.rrriun. d> bie 
 ^itteeteit. Shak. e) ba& ©(^luert (bet ®e< 
 recptigteii). f) bie iOaffe. 
 
 To aet au edge on, fc^leifen, f(f)arf ma» 
 c^eii ; (and) i) fc^arfen. To set tlie teeth on 
 -, bie 3iil)ne nn einaiiber lue^en, |lumj>f 
 limd)cn. To take ott the - of ... , f U. i 
 abttiimpfcn , ilunipf iua(t)i-n ; rit)iuad)C>i. I'o 
 take olf the — of appetite or hunger, bell 
 erilen ipimger ffideii. Give him a furalier 
 -, fd)i'irtt feine 2ii|l ncdi mel;r. To put an 
 army tu llie — of the aword, eiu ^eet tifcer 
 bie Jilinge fpringcn liifftn. 
 
 Edge-leaa, (tiiuipf, ol)ne @(t)neib«. 
 — -long, --wlae, adv. luit bcr ^d)arft 
 ob. ©d)iieibc i>urii<art5 ob. ipui^iii gerid)te«, 
 in ber 9{id)ti'ng ber ©dj'i'ibe i>b. ©djarf*, 
 lAng* ber ©d)ne(br ob. ^rfe ; ft itiudrt6, nut Ort 
 ^mt I'criui*. --tool. lled)n.j iim 4lUgem.l 
 iM fd)iiciBfiibe aUcrfjeu.ii bai ©djroteii'en. 
 ©d)rpiiiif(Ter; bnS iJi|d)iiei£)euii'ffet. 
 
 Ed^e, (nngelf. eggiaio v. a. 1. f(^i\» 
 fen, ipei>cn, fd)leifen. 2. einfafTeii, befei)eiv 
 3. i a) f(^drfen. b) crbitterii, reijen, aiifreii. 
 len. c) (forward) antreiben, poriudrr* trei» 
 ben. d) (forwards; pi<rru(feii, pprrd)iebe» 
 (©tul)le tc). e) unigeben. 4. (itu i>(aub« 
 bi|d)nfiben. 
 
 To edge along, (Iniigfnm) poripi^rtl 
 riicfen, pi>rfd)iebeii. To — in, i. i)iiieinid)ie# 
 ben. 2, einfafTen , bcfeijen , borbircii. To - 
 off, I. lurgrurfen. 2. lied)n.j berd)rof n. 
 
 Edg'e, v. n. 1. f(d) rei(iutU-[£ bciuegcn^ 
 afluidl)iig pprbriiigeu, poriudrtd riidcn, fu| 
 purrodrte bemegcn, (Inngfam) forfgi'l)en. 2. 
 btd)t beim ^iiibe fegeln. 
 
 To edge away, l-))?ar.] nbl)nlten. To - 
 in with, liBtar.J nnc^ uno nad) abl)nttet 
 nuf... Encvc. ITwo--, iiueird)ncibig 
 
 Edg^ed, edjd, ed'jed, udj. fd)nr^ 
 
 Edging:, edjing, *. 1. bie 6iniAf[nng. 
 2. ber aJori^og, i>{nnb. 3. (Onb|l.J bie fd)ninU 
 ©pi^e. 
 
 Edible, ed'ibl. c(at.) adj. egbnr, ge< 
 niegbnr. E d'i b 1 e n e a a, a.Die Oeiiiegbarf eit. 
 
 Edict, ^'dikt, (Int. edictuni) a. ta.i 
 ©■bift, bie bffentltd)e SBerorbnung, ber iSefel;!. 
 
 Ediricaut, ed atekant, adj. f ttt 
 bnneiib. 
 
 Edification, Id jfeki'shun , (fnt.) 
 a. 1. t u- f bie (S-rbniiung. 2. f a) bie (gei< 
 flige)eTbaiiiin(i. h) BieiBclcljning, 25cfferunfl. 
 
 Edificatory, ed elekatiiri, adj. 
 erbnuitd). [bnube, ber ^nu. 
 
 Edifice, ed'efio, (fr. 20.) a. ba& ®e« 
 
 Edificiai, edeliah'al, adj. ®cbdub( 
 ober bell iban bcrreffcnb. 
 
 Edilier, ed'etiur, a. I. t ber ©». 
 bniier. 2. i a) ber Grbniteiibe. b) ber ^* 
 Icljrfr. 
 
 Edify, ed-ifl, (I. aedifico) v. a. 1. f 
 bnneii Pb. erbnuen. 2. i a)erbniicn, beleljreii, 
 b)t I'lberrebfii. [baiilid) ; biifi-rnb, belcljtenb, 
 
 Edifyillifiy, ed'elilngie, adv. tt* 
 
 Ediie, e'dile, (Int. aedllia; a. |9{&ni. 
 (i>ffd).J ber '2le6iii«, ^aiiljfrr. E ' d i I c a li ip, 
 a. tai <ilebilamt, bie >}U-b iiioi'irbe. 
 
290 Fale, »ar, fall, fat. M*. nieL Fine, fin. N6, m6ve, n6r, got, 6il, cl6ud. Ti^be. tub, full. t/;in, TUh. 
 
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 Kdiuburg^li, ed'inburg, «. [^eogr.] 
 GMiifiirfl. [ben, eDireii (93u(l)en. 
 
 Kdit, Id'it, (Int. edo) t>. a. ()cr.iufge< 
 
 Kditioii, cdisli'un, *. [Slid)!).] I. !>k- 
 ificrnu6flo(?e, J3efiiniumnd)iing (o. SSudjerii). 
 2. tie (ju'eire zc.) 9lii«fla6e, 9lii|lngf. 
 
 Kditor, ed'etur, (f E d i ' t i o n e r) «. 
 1. ^er ."fiernu^fleber, ©Bitor. 2. Ccs 3ei' 
 tuiiflfreCatteur. 
 
 Editorial, edeto'real, adj. ben $er< 
 fluegtber betreffcriD, i>Dm 5?erau<ge6er go 
 fdt)rii'6en. [fdjnft, Stmt fiiif6^erauSnel)««. 
 
 Kditorsliip, edeturslup. «. &a< QJC' 
 
 Kdituate, ed't'shuite. p. a. f be> 
 f4)u9en,iiermrtltf n(tia« i^nu6 ot>. ten lenipel). 
 
 ]£dod, edod' ! interj. ci)! je! nic^tbod)! 
 
 Kducate, Id'jukAte, (lat. edueare) 
 •. a. eriiel)en. [Grjieljiinfl. 
 
 KdltCUtion, edjuki'shun, «■ Die 
 
 Kdlicattoimlf edjuk^'dmnal, adj. 
 e-rjiefjimgS . . (gel)lcr k.). liiti)tt. 
 
 £i;diacatur, ed'jukAtur, t. bet Or. 
 
 Kduce, cduse', (lat. educere) c. a. 
 l)er»orjtel;cu, l;«au6jie()enj (U. i from) jiti 
 t)eii (aiig). 
 
 Kduct, e'dukt, «. [$f)ann. u. ef)em.] 
 l>ct 9lii6auo, (rjrtratt; ©rrrafttojlDff. 
 
 Kduction, iduk'sliun, «• bit $er> 
 corjieljimn. [uor., f)ernu«jift)t. 
 
 Kductor, eduk'tur, «. t)a«, wa6 t;er> 
 
 Kdulcorate, idul'kirite, (u. lat. 
 dulcis) V. a. l(H)tm.] nbfu^en; auifupeiii 
 eenu^fn- 
 
 Kdulcoratiun, ^duIkAri'aliun, «. 
 [eheni] bai 'Jlbiii^eii; aiii^iugtn; f5et\u^en. 
 Edul'corative, adj, af)|upenb> au<|U> 
 pcnb; oerriigeuB. 
 
 li;d\vard,ed'wird,#.&buarb(Wnine). 
 
 Ke, Cl"d)l)tt.) the eye. ICeilf the 
 
 Kek, eek, f. Eke. [eye». 
 
 Kel, iel, (duflelf. ael; f<^n). Si; l)i)n. 
 tan. aal) *. I. [3ct)t()piil.] ber 9I(iL 2. - in 
 vinegar, bn« 9lnltl)ierd)en. 3. [ SBotbmfpr. 
 ter i£d)mnnj bet gifc^otter. 
 
 Electrical eel, bev Sittetaat. 
 
 E e I b a c k e d , iiiit einem ^affhreife auf 
 6em9{urfeii. --fishing, ber 9Inlfang. -- 
 pie, bie Qloipnitefe. --pot, ber Slnlforb. 
 — pout, bie 'llnlrniipe, 9Inlqunppe. --«ki n. 
 bit 91o(l)init. — spear, rie 51nlgnbel, 91nl> 
 pride, ber «Un(|'tnd)cI, 9inlfted)cr. 
 
 K'eilf cen, adv. imnmnienge}. vuii 
 Even. K'en 8aef (I'C^ott.) evea so. 
 
 K'en, (fdjott.) evening. 
 
 K'enin, (fc^Ott.) evening. 
 
 Kerie, (fc^ott.) frighted, dread- 
 ing spirit k. 
 
 KfT, ef, «. bie genteine Gibtd)fe. 
 
 Kfl*, adv. 1. giei(<), fogleid), bnlb 2. 
 bnrmi^; wiebenmi. [mi*fpred)Iid). 
 
 KflTable, ef'fabi, ((at. eifabilis) adi. 
 
 KfTace* Iffise', (fr. effaces p. o. 1. 
 «ii«lofd;en, aii£|lreid)eii } au£fra^en, aiio> 
 loiffften. 2. i uermii'djen. 
 
 KfTasciiiate , Iffai's^nite , (fat. 
 fascino) v. a. bejoiibern. Effasctna'- 
 tlon, «. -t bie SSejaiibening. 
 
 KflTeCt, ilfekt' (int. effectus; ft. ef- 
 fet) #. 1. bie Sajirfiiiig, ber (J-rfoIg. 2. bie 
 2i5irflid)ffit. 3. Mr >Ktud)t. 4. bie itrnft, 
 OSultirifrir. 5. brr Oiiinen, aSortheil. 6. t 
 kie sCrUmtutia- »>"">ev. 7. ^rt« aijidjr'jilr. 
 
 EFF 
 
 8. pi. bit ©ffeften, beiurglie^en (filter, ^nb: 
 feligfeiten, iJCaaren, (i)ernrl;rd)aftrn, ©taiu«; 
 fffeften; Deuifen. 9. pi. bit ^anbliiug, 9Iii6: 
 iibung. SiiAK. 10. pi. fur atfect» uber af 
 f'ectioni. Shak. 
 
 Of no effect, t^ergeblii^. In — , in ber 
 tfjnt, mrt\id). To that -, in ber 'Mbfidjr, 
 iu bem ©nbe. To no -, utnfonil, uergeBen*. 
 To the tame -, bcffelbcn 0"l)fl't^' ^"° '*'^* 
 -, reirfcn, gclingen, anfci)Iiigcii, gut geijcn. 
 
 ftlffect, V. a. I. beiuirfen. 2; bewerf; 
 lleUigcn , niibfut)ren , beiorgtn , iui(ljtel)en ; 
 ^on)[$nnbeI]i)nlibireu(niif). [bar ihunlid). 
 
 Eif ectible, eiTckt'ebl, udj. a>i£fiit)r: 
 
 KA'ectiuu, elfekaliiin, «. ['>)}tart).J 
 bie SJejeif^iuiiig (bfr (i}Ieift)iiiigen). 
 
 Kifectivej eflTektiv, adj. 1. ivirfenb, 
 Ijeruorbringenb. 2. luirf fam, rrnftig. i. brand): 
 bar, bien|lf8l;ig (Solbaten zc.;, effettiy. 4. 
 iyirflict>. [briiigcn, benirfen. 
 
 To be effective of, (S-fiuaS l)eruor> 
 
 ■Effectively, etfek'iivle, adv. 1. 
 icirffnin. 2. luirflid). 
 
 Effectless, effekt'les, adj. linit)ir(> 
 fam, oergeblit^, unuiiij. 
 
 Kffector, etfek'tur, t. ber lirf^cbcr, 
 >£rf)&pfer, 25crur|nd)er. Effect're»», Ei- 
 tect'rix, «. t bie Urljeberinn. 
 
 Effectual, etfek'tihual, at/;, l.ivirfs 
 ['am, fraftig. 2. f i»ar)rl)att. Shak.. — adv. 
 E I f e c't u a 1 1 y, ivirftiiin, trni'iig, niit ©rfolg. 
 
 Effectualuess , «ffik't*hualiiex, 
 I. bit 2Dirf|amfeit. 
 
 Effectuate, elfek'tsHuAte, V. a. 
 beiverfileUigen, auefiiljren, aii*rii1)ten , be^ 
 luirfen. [Effectual. 
 
 EffectuOUS, elfek'tshuuii , adj. f. 
 
 Eff eir of %var, d'cl^Drt.; warlike 
 guise. 
 
 Effeiuiimcy, Iffein'^naki, «. 1. 
 
 bni iueibif(t)e iiUeien , bie aSe id)lid>feit. 2. 
 bie Senueidjlic^iing; Ueppigfeit. 
 
 Effeiniuate , eUeui'eiiite, adj. 1. 
 iroeic^lid), rceibifd) (I'on 'ijjcrfonen). 2. j 
 weibifc^, uumiinnlid), mofluttig. 3. t iwei. 
 bifd), fc^lUOC^, lart. Shak. — ud». Ettem'i- 
 iiately, roeibii'd), lueidjlid). [IfiCen. Shak. 
 Effeminate remorse, lueibifi^ee ^jiit> 
 Effeiniuate, r. a. lueibifd) inad)en, 
 ucriuei(^Ii(^)en. - r. n. lueibifc^ iverbcn, er« 
 I'djlaffeii. ["««. *• bie 20eid)lid)feit. 
 
 KffeiniliateiieSS , ellemeiiAte- 
 
 EffeilliliatiOU , eileuiciiA'shun. 
 #. t bai lucibifdje 2i3eren. 
 
 Effervesce , elfervls' , (int. elfer- 
 vesco) p. n. nufbrniifen, nufmnllcn (p. 5"'if' 
 figfeiten) ; gfl^ren wit neiicr -lUein). 
 
 Effervescence, efferves'sense, 
 (Eff ervas'eency, «. ba6 31ufbrau|'en, 
 91nfiua((cn; ©aljrcn. 
 
 KfferveSCeut, efferve«'sent, adj. 
 nufbrnnfcnb, niifiuallenb, in ber (5}al)rung. 
 
 Effervescii|le, elferves'sebl. adj. 
 nufbranienb ; fal;ig , cin 21ufbraufen ^tTvev> 
 jubringen. Kirwaw. 
 
 Effete, effete', (Int. etfoetus) adj 1. 
 unfrnc^rbnr (If)ierc, bie (tvit). 2. abge. 
 flunipi'r, abgtmiijt. 
 
 Efficaci«»US, ctfeki'shus, (Int. ef- 
 ticax) adj. uurti'nm, fr.ifrig. ivirfenb. — adv. 
 Kt'f icacioiisly. ivirfrnni, nut 3iad)brn(f, 
 frairig. 
 
 EFF 
 
 Efficaciousness , efTeki'shus. 
 
 ne«, tifer: 
 
 Efficacy, efleka.'.e, ^ *. bie 
 
 Efficieiice, effish'yenne, ( ^irf» 
 
 Efficiency, eifisii'yfiu.ie, Jfanifcit, 
 ^rafr. 
 
 Efficient, eff1»li'yeiit, adj. mitttnbt 
 - *. 1. bie luirfenbe Urrad)e. 2. ber llrl)eber, 
 £d)Dpfer. [luirfrnm, fraftig. 
 
 Efficiently, IflFi-sli'ventle , adv. 
 
 Effierce, etfeerse', efferse' , v. a, 
 t unl^, lorirljcnb inacften. Spenser. 
 
 Effigriate, effldjelte. v. a. f nb» 
 btlben. K f t i g i a ' 1 1 o n. *. t bie aibbilbnng. 
 
 Effig-ies, effidjes,^ (lot. effigies) #, 
 
 Effig-y, ef'feje. 5'- b'^^ '^''f- S5ilb» 
 nig. 2. ba6 53iibnig (auf OJiiiiijeii). To bum 
 or hang in -, im 33ilbniiTe, in effigie rer» 
 brcniien ober Ijangen. 
 
 Efflag-itate, effladjetite, ((at.) v. 
 a. emillid), mit llngnlunt fcrbern. 
 
 Efflate, eiriAte', (int.) ». a. + ou^f 
 binfcn, l)fraii«blnfen. * 
 
 Efflatiou, effli'shun, ». bai 31uf< 
 ilofjan nil* bcni "JJuigen. 
 
 Effloresce, eft'iorls', (tat.) t. «. 
 [(Ffjeni.i 'Binnien nnfeyen, ueriuirtern. 
 
 Efflorescence , eifiores'slnse, 
 
 (Efflores'cenev) (lat. effloresco ) s. 1. 
 l<8ot.] bie asiiltt^ejcit. 2. [^itb.] ber 9(ii«. 
 fd)(ag, i>nutou6fd)lng. 3. [ Cf;em.] bai 21n» 
 feljen i>on ^Blinnen, 2Jeriuittern ; bie Slume, 
 <J}lnthe , ber *ilnf(iig. 
 
 Efflorescent, elflorls'cent, adj. 
 iPhem.l I'eritfittrrbar. [«. ber 'ilufftuj. 
 
 Effluence, Ifflilense, (Int. effluo) 
 
 Effluent, effluent, a(</. nii^flic^enb, 
 nti^ilronienb. —fever. [Web.) ba6 C^nfjun* 
 bung«nebfr. [ f I n v i a) s. bet 31u«f(uft 
 
 Effluvium, effiu'veuin, {pt. Ef- 
 
 Efflux, et'fliiks, (f EfUnx'lon^ 
 «. I. ber >ilu«f(iie (bai 9Iu«friegen). 2. bei 
 ■.Uiiffrnf? (bai iJluefliegenbc). Thomsob. 
 
 Efflux, effiuks', p. It. I. au^fTie^en 
 2. i t'erffiegen. 
 
 Efforce, ifforse', (fr. efforcer) • 
 a. t u. nur ^ I. burd)bre(^en, nufiprengen. 
 2. jiuingen, nbjmingcn, rnnben. 3. rerflnr* 
 fen, nntlrengen. SprNscR. 
 
 EfforiU , efform', (Int. forma) p. a. 
 t bilben, finuicn. Effomia'tion, a. -f 
 bit SilMing. 
 
 Effort, If fArt, (fr. ffl3.) #. bie 9ln.- 
 llrengung, 3?cinuf)iing, bai SJeilreben. 
 
 Effossion, eftosh'un , dat. effodio) 
 «. bie 'ilufgrntumg. [ fd)re(fet». 
 
 Effray, effri'. (fr. effrayer) v. a. tVt 
 
 Effrayable, etfra'aui, adj. t er« 
 f^rerflid), eiitie^lid). Harvet. 
 
 Effrenation, efireni'shuc, (lat.) 
 *. t bie Sngcllwgfcir. 
 
 Effrontery, etfnm tlii, (fr. effroo- 
 terie) t. bie llui>erfd)anitljetr, Jrec^heit. 
 
 Effulg'e, effiilje', (lat. effulgeo) v. 
 n. II. V. a. i'lral)len, l)en>nrtTrahleit. 
 
 Effulffeuce, eftiiijcnse, #. bet 
 (iJlanj, bai iStrnhlen.^ [itnb, ilroljlcnb. 
 
 Efful«rent, elfiiljeiii. adj. ginm 
 
 Effuiliai>ili<y, eiri'iinablriie, «. 
 t bai 23trrniid)en, ^frbampfen. 
 
 Effume, elfuuie', (lot. fiiii'Ut) p.*. 
 «u£-bflmpfk'n. Si'EKse*. 
 
Fate. far. fAlI, fat. M^, met. Fine, fin. N6, n»6ve. n6r, got, 6\\. cl6Q<l. Ti'ih*-. tub. fiiH. t//in. THi«. 291 
 
 EFF 
 
 KiTund, efTund', (lat.) v. a. t^iu£> 
 EfTuse, effuze', ». a. 5 <!''' 
 
 Kff use , «• t l>n« aSergirgen. Shak. 
 _ of blood, tft Sliituerlutl. - adj. t «««' 
 fct)U'eiffH^. Richardsor. 
 
 KfTusion, eflTu'zliun. «. 1. tia£ 9tue-- 
 flie#en, 95er<iifetn , 2Jfrf<f)uttfn. 2. ± ber 
 «lii#giig, Grgue. 3 t t>te (freiflcbige; ©<^cn< 
 fuiifl. 4. {ia6 aiuigegoffene. 
 
 KiTuMive, ettuMv, adj. I. nti«gtej 
 feitt), nu*f<t>ritteut>. 1. ? fi(<> uerbrciteitB. 
 3. i>eri"(f)ivfnt>frir(^. Thomsos. [ (f-ibec^re. 
 
 Kft, eft. (nngtlf. efeia) t. t>it gemcint 
 
 Krtf (nngelf. ) adv. • Cnrnuf; n)«eetr< 
 urn; 6(116; gleid) , fpgl«i(t). Spehker. 
 
 ' Kftest, fur deficNt. adj. f(J)nefl|le, be. 
 Ijfurfllf, pnfffnbile, gffc^irftffte. 
 
 KftSOUnSf afUounz', ode. * bait) 
 fcorniif, bnib nnd)l)«. Spemser. 
 
 Kfl-nd, egad', inUrJ. ia roof)!! iteihd)'. 
 otlerrmgS! 
 
 Kg-er, i'gr, } t. bit AtiferorbrntIi(t)c 
 
 KH^re, \ (JIutI), bii6 ©rf)meUen. 
 
 Kl^eriiiinatef ijir'tuiuht, (int.) 
 •. ». [»i't.| nii«fi1>Mgeii, fiipjVen. 
 
 Kgenti 4je»l', (O. Int. egero) V. a. 
 fluMi'rtfrn, nufltertii (burdj btii ©tuljlgnngi. 
 
 Ku-estioilf ijes'ttliuii. «■ tai ^u6> 
 wtrfm, tit 9lii«lferiing, itr 9lu«it)iirf. 
 
 Kggy eg, (angfli'. «eg; fdjiueb. Sgg; 
 ban. eg) 4. I. brt« ©i. 2. (<IDi(Ten|"(t.] bn«ei. 
 
 A rare egg, ein mti<t)tt Qi. A. Hale -, 
 rill aUti &i. A. poaclied -, tin einaei'<^l<i« 
 qtntt G-i, ©e^fi. 
 
 Egg- bird, [Dniirfj.] b«t CPioogef. -- 
 fish. l^RiUurg.) bit ©tetidjti. - »auce, 
 bit (Fitrbruljt. --»hell, bit e-itncftalt. 
 
 E|f8"» <^'fT'T Edge) P. o. (aud) mit on, 
 nntrtibtn, Aiiflifrtii, atiftutrii, aiirti|tn, nufi 
 niiiiittrii, ani)tfytn. 
 
 Egger-oD, #. btr '^ntft^tt, Mnflifttr. 
 
 Kg^ilupicnl,ejilop'ekal,a((/'.['0};cb.j 
 mit tiium Siegtn.iugt, IljniiifiigtfctiBUt bt. 
 Ijnfttt ctn ?Inlagt bnju l)nbtiib. 
 
 |<:^ilops, ijUopt, (gr. algylopi) t. 
 
 1. [<IDitb.l ba«3'tg"in"fl<. ll)Mntngefd)i»ut. 
 
 2. I95ct.] bo« ©tie.iiigt, btr 2i5iild), ffltr. 
 (Innv.ild). [Phut Druftn, briirtiiU^*. 
 
 Kg^Iaiidulous, ^giaii'duiui, adj. 
 
 Klflantine, eg'tamiii, (fr. eglautjcr; 
 t. (5Bpt.l btr iviibt Woitnilorf, bit <f)iinb6! 
 tpft, i|?t(f tiircfe , btr J{)rtgtbutttn|lriiurt), bit 
 :t)ngfbiittt. (Shak. 
 
 Kflrma, «. fur enigma, bai 3iatt)\tl. 
 
 VCufoisiitf e'gOKin, (E'go oii sm) *■ 
 btr G'giMein. [ ©goifl. 
 
 Kg**i»ti ^'g'''**') (fr., lat. ego t. ber 
 
 Knotty, ego'eie, t. bit 'iJ5tr|'&nli(t)ftit. 
 
 KiicofiMiii, ^'gotuni, «. ber &gci»ni, 
 bic £clbrtrii(l)t. I I'ucjjtigt, ®tlb|lling. 
 
 Kgfttifity i'g^iist, <. btr Q'goiil, ®clb|l> 
 
 K^otifttic, ig^tik'iik, (Ego tie' • 
 ticali ndj. rgoi|li|"<t), fflb|irri(f)tig. 
 
 K^otizef ^'g^iize, V. n. jurifl t^oii 
 ficb ftibil iVrtd>tii Db. fct^rciben, ftlb|lfu(t)ttg 
 ftm, egiufirfii, felbflfudjttin. 
 
 ITlKreKioiili, igrijijt, (lat. egre- 
 giMK) udj. 1. 1 uprrrf jflict), nu<gf;'id)iift, rrj 
 hiibtn. 1. i trilnuiilicj), ai:§frorbfntiid), un. 
 gtmtin. 
 
 Ao egregloui rR*<-al, tin <iri\<S)Uttt. 
 
 EJE 
 
 Eg-reg'iOUSlyf egrij^usli, adv. 
 (gfm5i)nlict) j) ungtnuin, gtivaltig, au^tr^ 
 urbeiitiid). 
 
 Eg^reg^iousness y cgre'jeusnls, 
 t. brt6 lliigeiiieine, 'sUuBerrrbentlid)t. 
 
 K^reSS, e gre*. (lat. egreiias) «. 1. 
 ber »Jlii5flang. 2. btr aiu*(l»§. 
 
 Kg^ression, egresirun, «. bafSStg* 
 fomincii, ber 'ilbgang, >21u£gang. 
 
 Kg^ret, e'gret, (fr. aigrette) «. 1. 
 lOrnitl).] ber mtifie 9{eil;tr. 2. bie 9?til)er< 
 fcber, btr iRtiljerbufd). 3. bie 3itteriiabtl, 
 ttr Straug, SBufdjel (i>c>n Diatnaiiteu). 4. 
 [33ot.] boe (Jeberct^en, bie @amen>, $aar>, 
 iJtbtrfrone. 
 
 Kgriat, egreot, (o. fr. aigre) «. bit 
 faurt Jtiridje , 2Deicl)|elfirf4e. ' (ten. 
 
 Kg-ypt, ejipi, (gr.) «. l®eogr.) 9Itgi)P' 
 
 tLgyptiHMf ejip'sliun, «. l. ber ^ti 
 gi)pfcr. 2. ber Sigtuner. - adj. agi)pti|d). 
 
 Eideilt, (fdjott.) ay-doing, dili- 
 gent, careful, attentive. 
 
 Kider, Adur, «. iDrnitl).] btr Gibtr, 
 bie (|-ibergau4. 
 
 Eider-down, bie &ibtrbuiien. 
 
 ISigrli, i, interj. at)\ ei! 
 
 Kig^lktf Ayt, (aiigelf. aehta, ealtta. 
 eliia) adj. <i(t)t. - times, adjtmal. 
 
 Ki^llteeu, Ay'(e^n. adj. a(f>t)ti;n. 
 
 Kig'ltteeuth, Ayte^m/i, adj. (ber, 
 bit, bad; a(f)t}i'l}tut. [a(i)tfaltig. 
 
 Kig^litfultl, Ayt'f&ld, adj. act^tfad), 
 
 Kig-iltll, Aytt/i, adj. (ber, bit, \)M) 
 ad)te. - sliare ipart; in (of) a siiip, [>aeel).i 
 till aid)tel Stftifffpart. 
 
 UiSrlitli, t. l^Dtuf.l ba« 9(d;ttL 
 
 Kig^lithlyf Aytt/i'le, ado. a(^ttn£, 
 jmu *Hil)teii. \.\>(^t) nd)tjig|1t. 
 
 Kiij'litieth, Ay'iieiA, adj. (btr, bie, 
 
 Kig^lllMCUre, Ayt'>k6re, adj. Ob. «■ 
 actjtmai iivaiiiig, Ijuiibert uitb fect^^ig. 
 
 Kiffltty, iy'te, udj. a(t)riig. 
 
 Kig'IKSf Aiie, (norm, uisne) adj. I. 
 19{e(l)(6fpr.J triigtboren. 2. f uriuerouperlit^). 
 
 KiitI, (fd)utf.) old age. 
 
 Kildiiig-, (fd)ott.) fuel, [ber Gifig. 
 
 Kisel, A «ii, (aiigelf.) t. f bie ©aure, 
 
 Kltlier, A'THdr, (aiigelf. aegther, 
 Fgtlirr) u({;. Ob. pron. 1. irgeiib tiiitr, tine 
 tiue5 (u. tiner 3>il}U. 2. einer, tint, eine^ 
 (P. jroeien). 3. jeber, jebe, jebe*; beibe. 
 
 1 did not speak to e i t li e r since etc., 
 \&l I'pract mit Jieintm, ftit ic. 
 
 Kitlier, conj. - ... or, tiitiptber ... 
 ober. 
 
 Kitlily, (r(t)Ott.) eaiily. 
 
 Kjaculnte, ejakillAte, (tat.) v- a. 
 
 1. t a) au6iuerfcii. b) f(<)itpeit (Srra^Itn). 
 
 2. au«ilo#eii (2i3orte). 
 KjMCulMtion, AjakiilA'diun, «. I. 
 
 t t&i 'iluemerfen ; ©c^iegen (p. ©traJjlen). 
 2. ^o.i ©toSgcbet. ^ 
 
 KjMCulHtory, eJak'iiliturA, adj. 
 I. plijijiid) Pb. r^nen au6gc|loeeti. 2. i pl6$. 
 li(t>, augtnbli(fli4). 3. I25pt.] ouiipri^tnb, 
 au^Rreuciib. 
 
 Ejaculatory prayer, ba« ©toggtbtt. 
 
 KJeCtf Ajekt', (lac. ejicere) v. a. 1. 
 aufiurrifn , l)frau«iufrffn , au^ilo^tn. 2. 
 (•Keb.) iTuSiuerfen, auf leereii (Curd) bie "Jlu*. 
 fiihruiiflsgaiige ). 3. i a; ahie^rii ( o. eiiifin 
 *Jiiutr>. b) ornrciben Cjemaiibcu pun :pau£ 
 
 ELB 
 
 unb $Df), c) perbannen, permerfen (SBSt. 
 ter ic). 
 
 Ejection, ejek'ihun, ». I. bie 9Iu<« 
 iverfung, aiufi|7oeung. 2. |'I«eb.J ber 2Iu«. 
 luurf, bie 9lii*lccrung. 3. i ai bie Slbfe^ung. 
 b) bit SBertreibung. e) bie SBeriutrfung. 
 
 Ejectment, ejekt'ment, t. I. bit 
 •ilu^iutrfung. 2. i a) bit SBtrrrtibung. b) 
 [??ed)t«i"pr.] bie gerid>tiid)t Qludfeljung, fiStr» 
 trcibung pon S^wi unb ifjof. 
 
 Ejector, ejektur, #. [Dte<^«fpr.J 
 G-iner, btr tinen 91nbcru aui iVintm unbe* 
 lueglidjen SJefi^tljume oerrreibt. Blackctobb. 
 
 EJuIatiou, edjuiA'Dbuii, (Int.) •. 
 Xio,i (S)eid)rei, ffltl)eul, aetl)tlagtn. 
 
 Eke, ike, (angelf. eacau) v. a. 1. ptr« 
 mel}ren, pergro^trn. 2. (man(()m. mit ont) 
 erganjen. 3. aj ± in bie Cange jiel)en, btl>« 
 nen (bit 3eit ic.), (out) ptriaiigtrn. b) \ an< 
 thief tn, ani'd)ifttn. Eking-piecc, ba< 
 •Unit^lliicf, btr ilniToe. (mit prroriren. 
 
 All ekei, Wlt« ^ilft. To - a ipeech. 
 
 Eke, (angtlf. eae ; w. ae; lat. ae) 
 eonj. fail • u. nur ? u. t nu4, nod), fpgar, 
 babei. [ Sergrofitrung. 
 
 Eking-, ikfiig. *. bit SBermeljrunfl, 
 
 Elaborate, AiaborAte, (lat. ela- 
 borare) v. a. 1. $ l)erau£arbeiten ; lyerau^ 
 prt([tn. Youao. 2. autfarbeiten. 
 
 Elaborate, adj. au5gearbeitet (p. 
 ©djrifteil). — adv. Elub'orately, fotfl* 
 faitig, mit groptr ©orgfalt ober Wtll)t. 
 
 Elaborateness, eiab-6riieneii,«. 
 berSuilaiib, ba (i'tiua* forgfAitig, mit groSec 
 -Dfiilje aufgearbeitet i|l, bie SBodfommenljeit, 
 ®ennuigfeit; atufgefeilttjtit (eintr 'iUbt). 
 
 Elaboration, elaboiA nhun, «. 
 bit 93treitung, Subtrtitung; 91u6arbeitung. 
 
 Elanipingf, elaiuping, adj. t leut^t 
 tenb, fd)einenb. 
 
 Elance, eUuae', (fr. e'lancer) v. «. 
 1. f merfeu, l)eroorilo@en , fcijiegen, ft^ltu* 
 bern. 2. % aiift"d)iuingen (bie ®tbanfen). 
 
 Eland, eland, t. 13uoI.i Wi, afrifa* 
 nif(l)e e-lenn, (Jlent. [Der ^ttttleiii. 
 
 Elaolite, elA'^lite, «. ['}}iineraig.] 
 
 Elapse, ilapie', (lat. eiabor) o. n. 
 perjliegen, oerilreic^en, oergeljen (p. ber3eit). 
 
 Elastic, elan'iik, ^ <><0'. l^i^Qf-l 
 
 Elastical, ilas'iikaL^ elailifd), 
 f(^uefl«, feber», fpann., pradfraftig. 
 
 Elasticity, elaktik-eti, (Elast'ic- 
 neia) «. [$1)1)1'.] bie ^iailijitat, ©ttmeQ*, 
 geben, ®pnnn«, 'iJJraflfraft. 
 
 Elate, elate', dat. elatus) adj. (^<iupt« 
 fnd)l. %) aufgcblafeii, ubtrmutl;ig, ilolj. 
 
 Elate, V. a. 1. i aufblal}cn. 2. t er« 
 f)eben. TuoMaoa. 
 
 To elate one'a self, (id) aufblaljeii. 
 Elated with, ^ aufgcblnljt, trunfen uon.. 
 
 Elatedly, elA'iedle, adv. aufgtbld^t, 
 flolj. 
 
 Elateriuin, ilati'reum, (lat.) «. 
 ($l)arm.J \><yi (S'laterium, ber ©pringgun 
 feniaft. [tat (ber Suft tt.). 
 
 Elatery, elature, «. t bie G'lafltiit 
 
 Elatin,eraiiii, «. [ei}ein.l bad eiatin 
 
 Elation, ela'diuu, «. bie Qlufgeblat 
 ftnl)ru, btr Uebermutt). 
 
 Elb, cib. : [Oieogr.] bie Slbt (iSlu0). 
 
 ElbO%V, el'b.'i, (nngcir. eluboga, elite 
 bogu; Ijcll. ellcboogi rd)Ptt. elbock, clbucK) 
 
 w 
 
29'i FAte, f/ir, fAll, fat. m, met. Fine, ffn. N6, mhve, n6r, gSt, 6fF, cl6(ld. Ti\be, tAb, fAll. t/nn, THIs. 
 
 ELB 
 
 *. I. a) bet ©faDgen. b) btt eflentogen (nn 
 Sleibern). 2. Der Jbiig, tic G-cft!, itn'iniiiie 
 feiner'lKmieric.). 3. l^ar.] -in the hawse, 
 itt SBdtmgSWlng. 4. - of laud, bit Qtbf 
 junge, )'. No. 2. 
 
 To be at one'i elbow, bet 6er ipnnb, in 
 beriJirtfje, uin Oeinnnfien fein; (Jiiiem (leigig 
 ten S?of mnd)(n ; Ginem jur ©cite (>el)cii ; 
 ©incin aiif Cent 'Tfnrfen licgen. To shake the 
 -, o lufirfeln, fpielen. Out at elbows, J 
 iu ©run&c gericf)tct. 
 
 E I b o w - e h a i r , 6cr 91rni|lllf)(. --grea- 
 se, ) eie atnilrengung, Ijnrte 9lrbcit. - 
 rooui, in ©piclrniim. —-shaker, o tct 
 <»i>uvfcliVi<lcr, ©piclcr Don ^rDfcffion. 
 
 Klbo^v, V. a. 1. tnit Oem &l6Dgen 
 (iDgen. 2. (out) ucrDrangcn, roc g|lo§en, Dcrtrct 
 ten. 3. % ut>eni)flltigen. [|logcn 6iir(^Br(ingen 
 
 To elbow one's way, fid) niit G-Ifugcn 
 
 Klbuw, V. n. I. l;eruDr|lel)cn , ein 
 Stnic, eine ^rumme , cinen SBfnfel iuQC()en. 
 2. i firf) Jtiutcn Dbcr (Ircitcn. [nlten 2ciue. 
 
 Eld, eld, ». * 1. Mi f}of)e miter. 2. die 
 
 KIder, el'dur, (angeir. ealdor) com 
 par. V. old. ad}. 1. niter. 2^^ (pi^tcr. 
 
 Klder, ». I. tux Sleltcre. 2. pi. a) bit 
 ajotfiitjrcn, Slitcn. b) iSljriill. u. Oi'ib. Itirdjc] 
 
 My elders, Altcrc Scute, [bie ^2Ulte|1cn. 
 
 Klder, (nngcif. ellarn) «. [^ut.J t>er 
 - j^i'lunbcr, g-lict»er, ^olbcr. 
 
 Elder-berry, bie i?>Dlunber6eere. - 
 flower, bic iJ>oiunber6liitt)e. --syrup, 
 bet ipcliinbcriaft, bo« ^plunbcrmue. - 
 tree, ber 5?olunbfrb«mn. --vinegar 
 ber ipoliinbcrei'fig.^ 
 
 KIderly, el'durl^, adj. aitiid). 
 
 Kldersliip, eldursiilp , «. 1. bit 
 Grilgeburf. 2. bci6 9Xnit eine« >aelte|lBii. 3. 
 ber gciflli(f)c ©enat; bie .Kirdjenrcaieriing 
 biird) 91eltc|1e. 
 
 Kldest, Eldest, (nngelf. eaidest) *u 
 perl. V. old, adj. nltefle (nut u. ^erfoiien 
 eldest pun <Btt(i)in). 
 
 E I d e « t at play, bet &rfle itn ©pieJe. - 
 . parents, bet OJrofii'oter ii. bie (Sro^muttet. 
 
 Kldijlg-, el ding, (angclf. aelan) t. 
 [Dcrtt.] ba& Sbreiinholj. [ful. 
 
 Kldriicli, (rd)i>rr.)-g h as 1 1 y, f r i g h t- 
 
 KleaJiur , el^an6r , «. @Ieum>rc 
 (g?ame). 
 
 Kleatic, eJeat'ik. adi.. ['tjSI)!!!)!'.] e(ea> 
 tifrf). [[55ot.] bet ailiint, bie aihintiuuricl. 
 
 Klecainpane , iiekampAne', «. 
 
 Klect, elekt', ([(It. eligere) v. a. 1. 
 Wflhitn, an«mn^len. 2. [iJ3i)lit.) n)ii()Ien, cr; 
 iunl)len. 3. [Xt)tol.] au«enunfjlen. 4. >ual)= 
 ;en, ucr,5iel)en. 
 
 Klect, adj. 1. geiu^fjlt, on6gen)(if)It. 
 2. (Hjed.] nii8ern)<il;lt. 3. [<pulit.j eriun^lt, 
 flcivii^lt. - *. [lljeol. ] bet aiu«etiual)lte, 
 bie 31ii5env)nl)lten. 
 
 Klectiun, elek'shun, ((at. alectio) 
 #. I. 5 bie acnljl. 2. [Spoilt.] bie 555iil)(, 
 (5tiu(il>lung. 3. [Jfjeol.] bie ©uiibeniunl;!. 
 4. ISpoIit.] bie Waijl, ber SaSnljltog. 
 
 Electioneer, elekshuncer', v. n. 
 
 fid) mit 5ajflljliitntrieben bei"d)<iftigcn , ob. 
 (jeben. 
 
 Electioneering, bie 2Dnf)Iumtriebe. 
 
 KleCtive, elek'liv, adj. 1. )vat)> 
 
 (cub; bind) bie Wat)l ernnnnt; SBot)!... 
 
 ' (VU<i)t, Vitid) It.). 2. Ldtjtm.l -attraction. 
 
 ELE 
 
 bie SBn^rperronnbtfdinfl. — adp. E lec' ti- 
 re ly, biird> Ob. niit Wat)l. 
 
 Elector, elek'tur, s. 1. [$olit.] 
 btr 3i5iit)lcr, iiinljlcnbe, 2l5ni)lmnnn, 2Bnl)l> 
 l)err. 2. Ibeutrdjefi 9id(t)] ber ilurfuril. 
 
 Electoral, elek't6ral, adj. [bcut< 
 \d)t6 >)(eidjj turfurillid). [©lefiorniiuoae. 
 
 Electorals, eiek toraU, s. pi. btc 
 
 Electorate, elek't(Wate (t Elec'- 
 torality) s. I beurrct)e« 3{cid) ] 1. b<\6 
 iviirtur)lenrt)iiui, bie Sunuiirbe. 2. bai ^uv> 
 fi4rilcntl)iim (ilanb). 
 
 Electre, ellk'turt^ (gr. aelektron) 
 #. 1. ber ^crii|lcin. 2. f ba$ gcnifrcbte 
 5Rctn(t. Bacon, [ress) t. bie ^urt'iirilinn. 
 
 Electress, elekt'res, (Elect'o- 
 
 Electric, ^lek'trik, ) adj. 
 
 Electrical, ilek-trekal.^ L^^l;))!'.] 
 clcftriid), bcrnjreiiifrnf'rifl. — ado. Elec- 
 trically, ele(trifd). 
 
 Electric, *. [)pt)r)\'.] ber eleftrifi^c 
 !t5rpcr , bie clcftci|'d)c Sut'ilniii. 
 
 Electrician, elektrisli'un, «. ber 
 ©leftrijitiitefimbiije. 
 
 Electricity, eiektris'ite,*. ['^i)i)f.] 
 bit ©letiriiitiit , 2)trii[^»inftiift. E 1 e c ' t r i- 
 fiable, a<y. clrf trillrbor. Eleetrifica'- 
 tion, «. bie (^leCinrttung , bA6 Gleftrifirt' 
 fein. 
 
 Electrify, iltk'trefl, ». a. I. 
 lSpi)t}\.] clefcriftrcn. 2. i clef trifiren , be^ 
 feuern Ou^ortrzc). — c. n. eleftrifct) merbcu. 
 
 Electrize, elek'trize, v. a. eleftri= 
 firen. filecirixa'tion, «. ba^ &lcCtri: 
 firen, bie G-Itftrifining. 
 
 Electro - cliimistry , elektri- 
 kini'iuistri, «. bie C^icftto^^ticniic. 
 
 Electro-mag net'ic, adj. elcftro 
 tnngnciit'd). — -mag' n etis ui, s. ber 
 (SleftroningnetiSnt. --mo'tion, #. bie 
 ®lc(trijitnt6treib»ing. — mo'tive, a<y. elcf: 
 trijitiittreibcnb. — motor, «. ber (ricftri; 
 jitatstreibcr , rcibfeurige £5rptt. — neg'a- 
 tive, adj. clcftrojiiegotiu. --pos'itive, 
 at(/. elcfrro^polltiu. — scope, *. ber Ciift; 
 elcftriiifiu^mcffcr. 
 
 Electrometer, liuktrom'etur, t. 
 ber (SlcftrijitntimciTcr, bci6 ©Icftronietcr. 
 
 Electrom et'rical, adj. electronic: 
 trii'c^. 
 
 Electron, ellk'tron, «. i. ber 
 SBemi^ciii. 2. ein tjeiuifc^te^ 'iXKcrall (&LHb 
 mit Vs ©ilbcr). Coxe. 
 
 Electropltor, elek'tr&t'6r, (E I e c- 
 troph'orus) s. [^1)1)1".] ber ©Ictrriiirdi^. 
 trdger, ba$ G-|efiropi;or. 
 
 Electruni, elek'trum, t. ['>Siine> 
 rnlg.J bai G-leftruni. 
 
 Electuary, illk'tshuare, (fr. e'lee- 
 tuaire; *. [*}5l)iirni.] bie Sntmcrge. 
 
 Eleemosynary, eiemox'enlri, 
 
 (P. gr. ejeeinosyiic) adj. I. pon <21Illit>|'tli 
 lebenb. 2. ai6 3llnioi'cn gcgebcn , 21luit^"cn . . 
 Eieemoiiynary, *. ber 'iliuiofcn: 
 brub'er, Qllmofcngenoe. 
 
 Eleg'ance, eliganse, ) (fr. e'le- 
 Elegrancy, ercgan*e, Jgauce, lar, 
 elegrtntia) t. 1. bic 3^evU(t}(m , ©Icfl.inj, 
 >Rcttiflfeit. 2. I'OJfiUljetn.] bic^Jlrtujfcit (ciiicr 
 91ui"i6iung). 3. bie SBcrjicruiig; <Unnrl)mli(f): 
 feit, ber 3{cii (in btefcm ©mne t)at e^ 
 eiucn pi.). 
 
 ELE 
 
 Elegrant, eligant, adj. gefd)ma(f> 
 
 PoU, jierlid); elegant; artig; (tin; nctt. — 
 adv. El'egantly, jicrlirt), nctt, elegant, 
 nrtig, mit ©legnnj, gndjmacfi'oU. 
 
 Elegiac, lle'jeak, (Int.) adj. 1. 
 elcgtfd). 2. i elegifc^, flagtftnenb. — J. ba6 
 clcgii'dje (^ebid)t. 
 
 Elegiacal, lle'jeakal, adj. clegifcf;. 
 
 Elegist, el'ijlat, t. ber 6Uijieu« 
 bic^ter. 
 
 Ele8:it,el«jit, (rnt.<!D.)«. [^ied)ti\\>r.] 
 ein geri(^tlid)cr ©j:efution6befcf)l biefcfi 3?a« 
 mens. Blackstome. 
 
 Eleg'y, ll'iji, (lat. elegla) *. 1. bte 
 ©Icgic, tuM Irniiert, illaggcbid)t, ^lageiicC. 
 2. bic ©legie (ein fiirje^ , einfad)C!; ®ebid>t). 
 
 Element, el'ement, (lat. eleuien- 
 tuni) *. 1. baS &letnent, ber liriloff, ®riinb« 
 lloff. 2. ber «e|lanbt()eil. 3. [CJljeni.] baB 
 ©Icment, ber 9ltom. 4. ber llrfprunfl, bie 
 ©runblage, ba6 3ta3S einer ©nc^e; u. pU 
 bie (Slenieiite, 91nfang«grunbe (ber TOufif 
 K.). 5. (itn *ing. mnncttm. ffir) bic Sufi, 
 b<i6 5''^'"""""f- Shak. 6. t u. i bai Qif 
 tncnt, (ba6 ■iUtittel, in loclc^cin ein ®c|"c{)&pf 
 icbt). 7. pi. a) ber ©ntiourf, Umrig (cincS 
 5J>lan^ zc). b) bie aSud^flaben einer ©pradje. 
 c) [®eoin.] bie ©lemente (unenblic^) flcine 
 i^cilc^en einer ®rbgc). d) [DJelig.] bie ®ei 
 ftnlten (93rob u. SBSein im aibenbma^l)' «> 
 bie Qlementt (.bt& GutUb). 
 
 One sure that promises no element 
 in sucli a business, geit)i@ @'tncr, bee fic^ 
 nic^t aU 3infdnget in Dingen biefcr 31rt 
 jcigt. Shak.. 
 
 Element, v. a. f i. aui Qltt 
 tnentcn bilbcn ob. jufaintnenre^en. 2. )um 
 ®runbpriniipe inad)cn, fonjlituircn. Donhb. 
 
 Elemental, elemen'tal, adj. I. 
 clenicntarifd). 2. f angeboren, nnturlic^. 
 
 Elementality, elemeutareti, «. 
 bie elemcntarif4)e SSerbinbung ob. SufnnK 
 inenfc^ung. 
 
 Elementarity , llementSr'Iti, 
 (E 1 e lu e n t ' ar i n e s s) «. bie eleiuentatifc^e 
 SSefdjaffeuIjcit, ©infad)^cit. 
 
 Elementary, llemln'tare, adj. 
 eleincutarird), ©lemcntar . . . (lijtiw JC). 
 
 Elemi, el eme, «. ba6 ®uinmi:@lemi, 
 ©lenii= , DclOaumfjari. 
 
 Elencil, ^lenk', (gr. elengcho.s) t. 
 I. t ber irug)"(^liig. 2. [i!litert(;.J eine -Jlrt 
 £)l;rring tnir ^erlen ge|"d)nii"irfr. 
 
 Elencliical, elenWekal, adj. f 
 ju ciiunn Inigrdjlufie flp|)orig. 
 
 Eleuchize, elenk'ue, V. n. ■(- 
 llrcitcn. B. Jonsok. [npfel. 
 
 Eleot, ele'ot, «. [Oertt.] ber Giber* 
 
 Ell'pliant, cl'ifant, (gr. eleplms) 
 *. 1. [3ool.J ber ©leptjant. 2. bai ©ifcn» 
 bein. Drvdeji. 
 
 Elephant-beetle, [(^ntom.] ber S^le^ 
 pfjantcnfdfer. -'»-foot, [a3ot.J ber ©le» 
 pl;aiitenfn0. 
 
 Elephantiasis, liefanti'Asis, (gt. 
 <H3.) *. [-OJicb.] bet ©lepljantcnaufifa^, bie 
 nrabii"d)c itrdljc. 
 
 Elephantine, clelan'iin, adf. 1- 
 jutn ©lopljanrcn geljorig. 2. elfenbcincrn. 
 
 Elephantine books, [9{6m. &t\'<if.] 
 bic eifciibcincrncn lafcln. 
 
 Elevate ) elevate, (lAt. elevo) p. a. 
 
Fate, far, ttll, fat Mi, met Fine. fin. N6, m6ve, ndr, g6t, 6il, cl6^d. Ti'ibe, tdb, ffill. lAin, THis. 293 
 
 ELE 
 
 I. T eiiipDrl)e(en , in Me S^oi)t fjeten. 3. f 
 a)frtjeben, frl)6l)en (OcmanceiiK b) f)i:6en 
 (em ^olt). c) |lol| mad)en, auftnufcn. d> 
 eri)eitern, belebtn, er()otjen, ejraltittin, be; 
 geijlenu Elevated with.., beijeitUct 
 pon . . e) erijeben iDie i£timme). eti^eben 
 (tie Slufleiu. [Ijobcn. 
 
 Klevatef atO'. o l)0(^, eri^abeii, tr-. 
 
 KleVHtedueSSf erivatednc», «. 
 
 1. tie (>Tl)at)eMlji;it. i. tie auffleblofen^ett. 
 lilleVMtioU) elevA'thliu, «. i. f u. 
 
 i Die &nivocl)ebiiiiu; Qrtjtbunq , (>'rl)iil;uiij}. 
 
 2. 1 a> 6ie (SrljeDiiiig (Cet t»timme>. b; 
 [•j))hir. 1 ^n6 Stiiii'ii unit Ccr itimiiu;. 
 
 3. bu''(STt)abfiit)fit (.Cc* 0)fii^e6, ttr S^reib: 
 nrt U.J ; fflri>pe. 4. Die pbt)e , -Jiiujijlje. 6. 
 I'^liTon.j Bie ^5i;c. 6. tu xxjucCc, :9ol;eii. 
 7. I'iJrnU.J lex (5T!jol)uiifl6wiiifi:l, 3ii4)tiutu. 
 tii tei &e\(t)ii^t6. 8. llfdjii.] c« i!lurti0, 
 €tanDii^. 9. Itiiiijul. M.nCi)ei Cie UlutQtbuiia 
 (ter ^pojlie;. 10. l4>l;of J fa;- ■•Jlmilciijeu, bit 
 8lufllci(j«iifl tber JiiiiTiafeiteu u.). 
 
 Tlie elevatiuu ut a luuu to a throne, 
 tie Qtt)tiunQ ^enumti nut tiiwii Il;ruii. 
 
 Jblevutur, ereviiur. t. I. oer GiU' 
 portjetenbe , (§rxt)tbtube , GrtjoljeiiCe. 2. 
 I'iliiiit.J ber :t)fi'it. J. l6l)ir.j btr ^icber, 
 aiufimber, bne S^t»e\\t\\. [bai i^tbnytn. 
 
 lulevatury, ei'ivltuii, «. [SO'i^J 
 
 Kleve, ile«e', ifc. 215.J <■ bee 'Sdju* 
 let, 3oflliiifl. tiieiiTEiii'iei.D. 
 
 KleveU) ileT'vn, (ailQCir. aeuUle- 
 Ceuc, eudleof, eiidlufa^ fi^iu. elfva; iiX. 
 elletu; adi. eilf, elf. 
 
 Prov. PoMCKaioii Is eleTcn poiuta of 
 law, wet im 'He^i^t \^ , Y)M SJiel UOtau«. 
 
 Kleveiitlt, Aicv'vui/i, udj- <ber, 
 bie, tati eufte. — ode. Ele»'entli ly, 
 eiifceiie. 
 
 JKlf, «lf, (Otiaeir- aelf, elfenoe; f^n). 
 Silver; jW. elvea,t«>f*< «■ !• I'^OCb. 
 «BiDtl)ol.j ber O-lfe. 2. bet •JKrtl)r, iUlp, Ao. 
 biie. Of 111; ieufel Shak. 3. ber 3i»irfl. 
 
 Elt-arrowa, Aiefeljletne, bie ivie •'ifimU 
 (^i^rii fluefeljen. —lock, ber 2i3«i£t>i"eiii'j)f, 
 bie Wnljr., ©Ifflatte, Wnljtfle^jie, "Mialjr: 
 iocfe. Shak. 
 
 Klf, V. a. tferfiUen (b(e$<tare). Shak. 
 
 KlAn, elfin. a(<;. bie &lfeii, Auboice 
 fcetTfffriib. — *. ber Swfra, Irfe Heine 93ube. 
 
 Klflalif eirUii, udj. t. elfenartiQ, 
 flciilerl)titf; boe^aft, teuflifct*. 2. i fpriibe, 
 )uru(ft)Altriib. 
 
 Klicit, iiia'Mi, aat •licio) V. «. I. 
 beTau6lt>den ; f)eri>orbrin()en , ouifcffliiaeii 
 (Jeuert'iuifen to, l)fruort"4.itfen. 2. i a) 
 i)ernu«|iel)cn, aw ba6 Si(t>c briugen (bie 
 U3a^ri>eit;. b) (out of; cutncijmen, i)ernef): 
 men (tiu6). 
 
 ■elicit J adj. + heronrgebrnt^t, |>er< 
 t»irflid)i; hcrfleni'ininen ; formefl. 
 
 ICIicitatloii, ^iiac^tA uliiin, «. bie 
 fprniefit ixrryortiriiiflunfl eiiier ^anblung; 
 i()erau$It> (fling. 
 
 Elide, Mit' , (lAt.) e. a. 1. t )er> 
 brectett, {ert'c^digen. Hooker. S. f a) fd^iciii 
 d)en , entfrnften. b> (Wranim.J i»efln»erfeii, 
 au<ilo6ni, rlibiren (eine @ilbe<. 
 
 Klifjj-ibilUy , elijcbii-eti. «. 1. bie 
 C><»l)Hoilr^l(^fclt ; aSorjiialif^ffit. 2- I9turb= 
 am.i bit ^al)ifiii)i|]ftit. 
 
 l!:il«ii>l^, ii'^jebl, <Iat} a4i. I. 
 
 ELM 
 
 mnf)Iiviirbig, ben SBor^ug verbienenb, oor: 
 iiiiieljen. 2. uuriiiglict>, gut, panenb, ange> 
 meffni. 3. [ipolit.J (toj n)ol)ifiil)ifl, n»dl)lbflr, 
 geiuii|}lt iverben tonitenb (ju). 
 2. The house otHoda ia aa eligible 
 situaiioa. Webstck. 
 
 Eligibleness, elejebluea, «. bie 
 iIBal)ltvurbtgfeit, 3Juriuglic^(ei(, ^nne()ni> 
 li4)feit. 
 
 Eligibly y elijebli, adv. xoa^ivaW' 
 big, uoriiigli^), panenb, angenieiJen. 
 
 Eliiuiuate, ilim'inAte, ciat.) o. a. 
 I. ueriveifen , verbannen, au<|lu^en. 2. a> 
 iO^kb.j wegi'c^aifcn, au6|lo@en. bj l''}}iatt).J 
 luegfdjaffeii. 3. in '5riit)cit ije^en. 4. f offnen. 
 
 Eliiuiuatiou, Ailiuinik'shan, *. 
 
 1. bie iSenveifuug, tUueilcgung. 2. ["IXeb.i 
 bie ^egi'4)affuna, 3iu£|lo^uiig. 3. LOJiattj.j 
 bai 'li3egfd>nffen (unOefannter @)ro^eio. 
 
 EliquUtiOU, il^kwA'ahuu, (lilt.) 
 •. l(>()eiu.J bie ^2lb|'4)niel)ung, b<xi ©eigern. 
 
 Elisiou, ^liihiiu, uat.; ». l. t bm 
 Ireiinung, Il;eiluiig. Bacoi. 2. [3>ramni.j 
 die 'ilueiaiJung , ihieglmjung, (^iific>n. 
 
 Elisor) iHiiaty ( fr. elire > «. 
 t3<ed)t6iVr.J ber 2Dat)ler, b. i). iSteai>er» 
 teeter bet> Gfjeriff uiio (Suruner )ur &inbe< 
 rufung eiiies (^iei'd^iuurnengend^ti. 
 
 Elite « elit' , (fr. ■iii.) s. bit 91u6< 
 iuai)i, ber lUuebunb, ^u«|li(^, item (einee 
 .^eeii'6. 
 
 Elixate, elik'aiite, (lat.) v. «. 
 i$l)arin.j fud^eii, auef i)(t)en, obtod)en, fieben. 
 
 Eiixatiun, elUsAahua , 4. 1. ba6 
 SLoOitn, bieSScrbauung. Bacos. 2. l^lyarm.] 
 ba6 liuigianie 'Jlufifoct^en, 'ilbfodjen. 
 
 Elixir, ^lik'kiir, (fr. elixir) «. 1. 
 L^XI^eo.J bat ^lirir, ber J^etliranf, bie Jtraft> 
 ar^nei. 2. [>Ui(tim.j ba6 voUfomniene vb. 
 l)erineiii°(t)e O'lijir, ber i&iein ber Wcifen. 
 
 3. bie QniiiteiTeni, ber Araftaud^ua , item- 
 
 4. o bat I'abjiil. I*. ©Ufa olianie;. 
 Elixa, ili'iii, (Eli'ku, Eli'ahu) 
 Elizabetit, i ilitabet/t, «. (^iifn> 
 Eiisabetit , ) bttt) cOianie;. 
 Ell4, elk., (rtiigelf. elch; fd)m. elg> «. 
 
 bai (f-leiit, (ileiin, (i'ten6tl;ier. 
 
 Ell4e, elk, ». 1. ber ivilbe 6(^n>an. 
 
 2. (luall. helyg) t bie @teiiieid)e. 
 £ i k - u u I , isaui.i bit Deinu^ 
 
 Ell, el, (Aiigelf. elue; \(i)m. aln ; l)i)U. 
 ell, elle> s. K^ngl.J Die (lange) QIU ( = 
 »'/♦ 9'ift> Ob. i rfUg 9 30(1). 
 
 To tell li^ the ell, elleiiiuetfe verfnufen. 
 
 ElliC, eriik,4. (iaufuri. fur) 'illertinber. 
 
 ElliiiKe, el liudje, aiU- IJDetil.J eienti, 
 trrturig. 
 
 Ellipse, Iri'ps, «. bie ^Uipfe. 
 
 Ellipsis, ellip'sts, (gr. elleipki»> 
 pL ellipses, «. l.l&tom.] bie&Uipi'e, ($-|< 
 liiiic. 2. [(3)rainui.J bie (^Uipfe, 'Jlueiafjung, 
 2iJcg!(i|Tunfl. 
 
 Ellipsoid, ellips'oid. «. [Qieom.] 
 ba6 @°niproib. — EUipsoid'al, adj. el. 
 lipfiMbflirmig', ju ciiieni G-Uivfi'ib gel}5rig. 
 
 Elliptic, ellip'tik, I ad). 1. 
 
 Elliptical, eilip'iikal. ^[(iirimiin.j 
 elliprifd) (nuegciafien). 2. [CtJeiMU.J rUiwifd), 
 eilinid)t, Innglldjrunb. — aav. Ellipiti- 
 cally, rfliptiKt). 
 
 Ellis, el lis, : aiifa (^amt). 
 
 Elut, •lui, (angclf. elu, ului-trcou; 
 
 ELU 
 
 • 
 
 Int. ulmua) «. (SBot.J bie Uline, Kuilet, bet 
 Uimboum. 
 
 Elniy, eim'i, adj. mit lUinen benxic^fen. 
 
 ElocatiOU., eloki'shuii, {.u. (at. 
 locus) 4. I. bie (fiitfernunfl (ba6 SCeggeljen) 
 uom fleiD6f)nli4)en 9lnfentl)nlt5orte. 2. f bad 
 ilbgeljen uon ber geiu&hnlidjen iSerfafjrung*. 
 nrt'; bie SegeiiTerung, Grtafe. Foiherbv. 
 
 Elocution, eloku'shuii, (IiU.) 4. 
 1. bir '21u6fpra(t)e. 2. Diei^pract^c. Miltoii. 
 3. [9{ljet.J a) 6er SJurtrng. bj bie iB(i)biu 
 t)tit bt6 ^u«brutf$, ber >Jlu6bruc{. c; t bit 
 '^erebjVimfeit. Dhvde*. 
 
 Elocutlve, elokutiv, adj. berebi. 
 
 Elogist, el ojKt, «. tber SubreDner. 
 
 '^'l*'|{'> > iioji, Unt. elogiuiu) «. bie 
 CobrebC ; (.ftlTcr Eulogy;. 
 
 Eloin, ^loiu', (.fr. e'loiguer) v. a. 
 (nu(t)inber Siedjtefpr.) entfernen.— Eloln'- 
 meat, 4. bie &iitferiiung. 
 
 Eloinate, ciuiuate, v. a. entfernen. 
 
 Eloufft ''""g', •• a c uerlnngern. 
 
 Elouffate, ilong'giie, (u. int. loo. 
 gus) V. a. 1. uerliiiigerii , ausbei)iien. 2. 
 wetter riiden. — v. u. fid) rntfetueii; (ii^ 
 erjlrecfen, rei(t)en> 
 
 Elou|;^ation, elouggi'shun , «. I. 
 S bie SSerlaiigerung ; '21u6bel)iuing. 2. Die 
 (S-ntfernung, treiinung. 3. tie (S-ntfernung, 
 iyerne. 4. micron. J a; bie iau6ii)eii^)uiig (.Det 
 iSeiiui !(.;. b; liiltere ^ilroii.J ber etaiib 
 eined <)>laneten auf ber «£>eite feiiied (S-pu 
 nttli; ber Unterf^^ie^ bn uutUeteu (^tt 
 fi^ivinbigfeit iiueier ^mntten. 6. l(El)ir.] bit 
 iSanbDerliiiigcruiig, '.6triid;ung bt6 (Relent* 
 Danbe^ , unuullfouiuieiie iUerrentung. 
 
 Elope, elupe', (aiigelf. hleapaoi 
 Ijofl. loopeu, wegloopen; v. a. eiltlaufen 
 (befonberd i>. Sraueiiiimiinrii). IQ-ntiaufcn. 
 
 Elopement, elupcuient, 4. ba6 
 
 Elops, i'l(>p», (gr. ellop*; «. 1. 
 [ 3(l)tl;i)ul. J ber G-iCcc<)6fi|"itj< 2. Die See> 
 icVuinge. 
 
 Eloquence, er6kwens*, (tnt 
 eloqueiiiia) 4. 1. Die i&ereOi'oinfrit , Sbe> 
 rcbttjeit. 2. bie !l5eriCitt)cit cbcrcbte iUJorte). 
 
 A master ot eloiiuenee, Der qjuie) 
 3{ebiier; ipurijl. 
 
 Elo«|uent, d'okwcnt, adj. berebt, 
 berebiani. — adv. El'oqueutiy, berebt. 
 
 Else, else, (angi'lf. elles, (at. alius) 
 adj. Ob. pron. (eiii) nnocrer, teiiie; aiiOere, 
 (etiurtS) nnber*. 3il« aiU- obex pron. fitt)t 
 else immcr nad) feintin $»niipfii)urte. j. ii. 
 Any oue else, irgciiD em titnoercr. Any 
 iliiiig — , irgeiiD eiiun^ ^iiDerc6. Nobody -, 
 ftin Slnberer. Nothing-, mOjU \Unbiretf 
 Some- where -, irgtIlClUO anDerfi. Whfli-? 
 roai nnberi, 'iinbereSf Who -? lucr lUiber^? 
 
 Else, adv. 1. I'uiiil. 2. )uu ni(l)t. 
 
 1. No where else, fcnil llirgeiice. Thou 
 desirest not sacrifice, else would 1 give 
 it. BiBLB. 2. Repent, or els£ 1 will couie 
 lo thee quickly, tt^c^buge, \vo abet nid)t, 
 fo merbe id) X>ir bnib fonmieii. Bible. Be 
 quiet, else be gone, fcieil iSie rul)ig, 0)1) 
 iiid)t, fo geljcn toie, I'ber geljen 6i«- 
 
 Elsliin, vfttott.; awl. 
 
 Elsewhere, eisc'wh^re, adv. an* 
 cersiuo. From -, nntrr*n)i'i)cr. 
 
 EluCi<late, elukCjaie, (L lucidua) 
 V. a. etudren, eriautern, iiufi;eUeu, Auffltiren, 
 
294 lA"*-. liir- fall: fat. MA. met. Fine, fin. NA, move, nor, got, oli. < irtnd. Ti'i}»«, tu'». fnll. i7*in. Tills. 
 
 ,ELU 
 
 Elucidation, elusedi'shun , I. 
 
 6ic (frlnutfruui), iliifflnriiiig , &rf(arun<i. 
 
 Elucidative, eiu'>.edativ, adj. 
 OiiffliirenB, aiiftjclien!) , erinuteriiC. 
 
 Elucidator, iiiisiditur, «. ber 
 Srtlarft, >]Jii?U'iier. 
 
 Eluctation, elukti'shun, (0. lac- 
 tor) ». t 1. + »a« t)urd)tinngen <t« -213ii^r. 
 ^eit ic). 2. t tn* G-nrririiien , ©ntfixiimen. 
 
 EluCubrate. iiukubiate, adj. 
 tiiit ©orfifiilt, ii!0l;l nii«ijriir('citet. 
 
 Elude, elude', (int.) v. a. I. biird) 
 Sill iitnufiiDeii ; eiugeljeii, nuJiwi'ict)eii (ciiier 
 fficf>i()r 2C.). 2. ^ affrii (©iuenj; eiitrdjiiipfen 
 (©num.. 3. i a) yereittlii. b) tntfittjtn, 
 «itrrf)liivfe". c; inu.jd)en. 
 
 3. b) Tiie came of niagnptUm ha* 
 liitlierto eluded the researches of 
 philosopliers. [but. .Swikt. 
 
 Eludible, ilu'debl, adj. umqtly. 
 
 Eluilibated, elum'batid, ailj. 
 UiiDenliT!)ni. 
 
 Elusion, 4li'i'xliun, (Int.) ». Die li> 
 (lii^f aiii!-fiiict)t, irtiifiljuii!] , ^cr iftiiff. 
 
 Elusive, eldxiT, aiij. (of) tiilU] 
 
 autiufid)eiiD (tincrtSad>f); fd)i.ui, tniifcbfiif. 
 
 Eiusurine.*«s, elu'»uieiie.i. s. pa# 
 triii)iid)e, i(liirorird)e iCtfen, tier Suft'inE'' 
 t>\ Grivao taui'rf)cii& itl. 
 
 Elu!4ury, elu'smi, adj. tnlijiici); 
 fdjlau; idurorird). 
 
 Klu»'ny contract. t>ct Scfjeiiiufrrrng. 
 
 Elute, oluie', (lat. eluo) v. a. ON 
 npnfAcii, lUiPiVi'ilf". 
 
 Elutriate, ilA'ir^ite, (lot.) t>. a. 
 [61)6111. J a; nbgiegeii, nbfeitjtn. b) nttflnueii 
 
 Elutriation, clutr^i'iihiiii, «. 
 [(Fl)ciii.] H) txii ^ilbijif^fti, >ab|'i:i()eii. b) Dn6 
 Slbjlaucn. lixrrriifen. 
 
 Eluxate, iluks'ite, r. «. [CFljir.] 
 
 Eluxatiun, clukHA sbun, «. [Qitjir.] 
 tit Syerrciifuiiij. 
 
 ElvelucUs, elT'lnks, f. Elf- lock. 
 
 Elvers, cl'vurx, t. pi. fieine 'ilale, 
 lunge 'Millie. [9Ilp, Sergfjciil. Shak. 
 
 ElveM, elvz. *. pt. V. Kir, Cft O-if, 
 
 Elvisll, el'vinh, adj. f. Elrlsli. — 
 EI»' i»hiie »s, *. t tie 2)o51)eit, leiifVltt. 
 
 Elysian, ^li/.li'ian, dot. dyniux) 
 tuij. 1. eii)ilf(t), eli)ioi|'(f). 2. i uioniiig. 
 
 Elysium, iihli'eum, (tjr. elysion) 
 «. fOKDtljiM.l Mi G-Iijl'iuiii. 2. 1 t)o« Q[\)> 
 (turn, Der 2DiMiiiem. [them, fte. 
 
 'Em, J, o, 4, ((, jufnninifiiflcj. upti 
 
 Tliey took 'em. Hudihras. 
 
 Emacerate, emaWiite, f (lot.) 
 
 Emaciate, emil'oh^^te, 5 "- "■ 
 atjelireii , ouf mergelu. [iver&eii. 
 
 Emaciate, ». «. nb}el)rcn, mngcr 
 
 Emaciate, adj. auformcrgeit, abi 
 Ofjfl)rt. 
 
 Emaciiktiun, imiiilieA'shuii . 
 
 (Emfcera'tion) t. tit -Mfcjeljnilig, 21u4« 
 
 mergiiiiiifl. 
 
 Emaculate, imak'nlAte. (tot.) 
 r. a. t '• <i'f" S'frfeiu fiuibern, reiiiiiirii. 
 2. i rciiiigeii. 
 
 Emaculation, jmakuli'thun, «. 
 •f- tai 9{ftiii!ieii (i>fii Slrrfeii). 
 
 Emanaut , ein'aiiaiit. (Idt.) adj. 
 
 ± ati«fltr0fiiD , l)emii>»cuD, nit*jjfl>rn&. 
 
 EMB 
 
 Emanate, em'auate, V. a. I. ttuSi' 
 flicpeii, oii6get)eii, Ijerri'iljren. 2. ouofliegen., 
 nii6)lr6iiieii (u. 2irt)te to. ' 
 
 Emanation, emmani'iiliun, «. f 
 u. t 6er -ilusfluB ; (S-rijug. 
 
 Einauative , emanaliv , (t 
 Euian 'at ory) «<</. nu«fiiegfU6, ljemll)» 
 reii&, ouSijeljeiiCi. 
 
 Emancipate, euian'Hepite, dot.) 
 V. a. I. [ro:ii. ©efctj.J iiiuntii] fpredjeii, cnioii! 
 jipiren (etnen SuDtu. 2. ftei inart)en , eut: 
 lo(y>:ii (igflaoen). 3. § frci ernarcii, in Jrew 
 Ijeit fet^eii. 4. (from) brfreien (uoii). 
 
 To e III a II ci pate one from prejudices 
 or error, (pinem I'eiiie a5»rurtl)rile , I'eiiUMi 
 Orrcfnim bcnfljmen. [\it)t. Cowper. 
 
 Emancipate, adj. in ^vreil^eit gr; 
 
 Emancipation, eiiianNepa'shun, 
 #. 1. Die iJreiiiiiictjuiiij, (rnioiijipntion. 2. § 
 (from) Die yfrrfuiiig (I'on 95L>rurtt)etlen k.). 
 
 Emancipator, eman'sepatur, s. 
 (Jtncr, Ctt trei crflort , '^tfrcier. 
 
 Einane, ^mane', V. n. au£f{ie0en, 
 nu^itroliuii, t)crrutjren. Enfield. 
 
 Emarg'inate , emar'jen^ie , 
 
 (.K m ar ' g i II at e d; adj. 1. l33Dt.| OUSge; 
 
 roiiDet, autJijcrnuDeri. 2. [■Wiiierolg.] ent; 
 fonret , nut obgriluiiipitcii itoiircn. 
 
 Emasculate, emaskulate, (UDll 
 ma.tculiis) t. a. I. f enriiiaiiiieti , vers 
 I'djneiCien. 2. i eiitniiiiiiu-ii , ciitiicroen. 
 
 Emasculate, adj. (lumonni; ent; 
 neror. 
 
 Emasculation, einaskuli'sliun. 
 *. 1. \ Cie (J'lirniaiiiiiiiiij. 2. t Die (kmmt> 
 i>ung. 
 
 Einbale, embile', (ft. emballer) 
 V. a. 1. eiiiboHeii, einpnrfen, eniCnllireii. 
 2. t einbiii6en . eiiirctjliejjeii. Shen.sek. 
 
 Emballing', embAwlfng, s. t Die 
 Geremt'iiie , a\i ivnitgiiiii bei fier Krijiumg 
 Den 'J{eid)f opfrl jii rnigtn, Dal;ct: Die Krone. 
 
 Embalm, embaui', (fr. embamuer) 
 
 I. bolfomiren, finboiromircn. 2. i 
 
 erholten. To be e m b a 1 111 e d ill , fortieben 
 
 (in). 3. ? DurttDuften. 
 
 2. The meiiioiy of my beloved daughter 
 
 is embalmed in my heart. 
 
 Einbalmer, embam'ur, «. Der 
 
 CPiuboiroiiiirer , :J5iiiriiniirer. 
 
 Embank, eiubangk', v. a. DtilU' 
 men, einDeuDen. 
 
 Embar, emblr', V. a. I. einipev: 
 ren. 2. i IjinDern , fperren. 
 
 Embarcation, embarka'shuii, t. 
 Die e-inuDiffuna. 
 
 Embarg'O, embar'go, s. [@eef)nn- 
 Del] 1. Der SBeicfilog, Do« G-tnborao, Der 
 airrefl. 2. Die i^onDcU-fpcrre. 
 
 To lay an embargo, Sef(f)(ng Icgen. 
 
 Embargo- law. Do* S'tiiborgogcKlj. 
 
 Embarg'O, (Kmbarg'ue) v. a. 
 [6eel)nnDef] a) 2}ercl)log tegcn (niif ©d)iffp 
 ti. ©d)iff#iuooren); mit eineni G-mborgo be; 
 legcn (©djiffe ic). t>) fperren (Den ®ee> 
 l)nnDeI). 
 
 Embark , embark', (fr. embarquer) 
 V. a. 1. einfdjijfen, on 23i>rD bringen. 2. i 
 i>er««i(frlit. 
 2. This projector embarked his friends 
 ill the design Or expedition. 
 
 Embark, v. n. l. fic^ dnfc^iffen. 
 
 EMB 
 
 2. ± (in) Hd) einfoffen (in , (luf) , fi(^ »er» 
 luicfcln (in). 
 
 Embarkation, Imbarkil'shun, 
 
 (t E 111 bark' in en t) *. 1. Do* (5-inril)ifTcn, 
 Die ©inutiffting; SSerloDung. 2. Drt6 @(t)iifj 
 wll. 3. t Da< (fleine) o'lhrjeug. [i-ett. 
 
 2. An embarkation of Jesuits. SmoL- 
 
 Embarqiiements , Imbaik'- 
 ments, s. pi. Der iSefrfjIog , Der oiif Sct)ifft 
 DDer OJiirer grlegt luirD. Shak..' 
 
 Embarrass, embar'rax. (fr. embar- 
 rasser) v. a. 1. uerivirren (0>erd)iifre, 5rn» 
 gen K.); uenui(fcln. 2. in 23crlrgenl)rit feijen 
 uDer bringen. 3. be|'d)meren , l)iiiOern. 
 
 Embarrassment, embarras- 
 meiit. ». 1. Die SScnvicfeiiuig. 2. Die (®elD« 
 K.) 95erlegeiil)eir; 93eriuirrung. 3. Die 3Je» 
 f(l)iyerce, DOi^ ipinDernip. 
 
 Embase, embase', (v. base) v. a. 
 t perri1)led)tern, ucrfoir(f)en , uerriiigcrn. 
 
 EiiibaHed coin, folfdjei fflclD. 
 
 Embaseinent, embase'ment, t. 
 Die 25cri"i1)ierf)ri'riing, 25i'rfiiird)iiiig. 
 
 Embassador, embas'sadiir, «. 1. 
 [Jsipl.J Der (SeinnDte. 2. | Der &efanttt, 
 53 ore. 
 
 EmbassadreSS , Imbas'sadres, 
 *. 1. Die (SJefiinDriMU. 2. | Die 356tinn. 
 
 Embassy, em'lias.se, (-t-Em'ba*. 
 sage) (fr. ambassade) s. I. [Dipl.J Die 
 (i)e|onDtfd)nft , SbDtrd)aft. 2. f Die (feierli(^e 
 a3L'r|\tnft. 3. J, Die Sotfi^ofr. 
 
 Embattle, embattl, (u. battle) 
 p. o. 1. in ®ct)ln(t)rorDnung (leflen, nuf» 
 lleden, («ud) i). 2. mit3innen, <Bd)it^t 
 ic^ortcn pcrfeljen. Cvc. 
 
 E m b a 1 1 1 e i plain or field, baS 2(f)l0Cf)t» 
 felD. Embattled, (i^eroiD.I geferbt. 
 
 Embattle, ». ». fc^loc^rfertig ilrfjen, ' 
 (infgeiTefU rcerDen. Shak. 
 
 Embay, embi', v. a. I. [*)Jfor.] in 
 eine ^ud)t oD. ^ni bringen (>3d)iJTe). 2. f 
 (fr. baigner) a) boDrn. b) iiergiiiigen. 
 
 Embed, embod'. (ii. bed) v. a. bttt 
 ten, logerii , legen (f^tiuoi in ©onD JC). 
 
 Embedded, in (inoiiDer licgenD. 
 
 Embellisit, Imbel'lish, (fr. em- 
 bellir) v. a. I. t perfrtjiyiiem. 2. i oerft^O' 
 nern, nu^fd)n'iirfen, iieren, fttnificfen (eine 
 (5rinf)lung k.). 
 
 Embellisliment , embellfsh- 
 meiit, *. I. Dn5 aSen'djiJnern , Die SBerutii" 
 ncrnng. 2. Die SBerfc^iJncrung; (oft p/.) Dec 
 ®d)niii(f , Die S'TDe. 
 
 Ember-day, em'bur-d4, (ongelf. . j 
 enib-ren) *. Der Guoreillber. Ember- 
 week, *. Die Quotenibermorfje. 
 
 Ember-g-OOSe, em'bmg'ioxe. *. 
 [Drnirl).] Djc ©mbergon*. [Qnotembcr. 
 
 Embering' , em'biiring, *. Dec 
 
 Emberiza, em'bun'/.a. <. [Drnit^.] 
 a) Die ipecfenomnier. b) Der @mberi^, Die 
 «JiM Do miner. 
 
 Embers, em'burz, (ongelf. aemy- 
 rian) *. pi. Die gli'ibenDe ^Ifrfje. (^ei Coi.*- 
 KKooKC. Asiat. Res. VII. ZVt Olid) Der thig.^ 
 
 Embezzle, embe^'^l, (norm, em- 
 beasiUr) v. a. I. o.-niiirreiieu, iinreri"d,.l.i» 
 gen (offentl. (5)etDer to, fid) iinredjrmogsget 
 ■IGeiiV jiieigiien. 2. ofrfdjiuenDen, oergeiiDeii. 
 
 Embezzlement, embe* ilmunt, 
 «. I. Die SBeruutre uiiiifl , lUiter|"4>laaiincj 
 
Fhie. f/,r. r/ill. fat. Me. mot Fin.', fin. N6. move, ndr. got. 6il, cI6A(J. TAbe, tub, full. t//in, THis. 205 
 
 EMB 
 
 embezzlement of the carg [©rehni); 
 6fl] eie ^)?ipl)an9(un(j Cer I'ntunij. 2. MV 
 umeri"(t)liifl«iie Siidje. 3. tit 58wgeiibung. 
 
 Kuiltt^zzler^ euibez'zlur, «. I. 
 In lliurrr(t)lageiiee, aScrimtrfufnDe. 2. &er 
 95cr^^■t)1ufII^cr. 
 
 llllllbll^zef eiiibUze', (V. blaze) v. a. 
 1 i]hiMiriii) mod>en, iiu«r(t)mil(fcii. i. mtr 
 SBiiVpriibiirtrii teiiiiiieii. 3. t \'ct)mudtn. 
 
 JKinblttZUll) eiiiblA'zn, v. a. 1. 
 HOioiiiff II , mir iii5i)vpeiibilt«rn benirtlm. 
 1. i «> tttjtbcn; iiiifpi>rnimeii. b) )ierfn. 
 
 Kniblazoiiiiidi(,«iubiA'zniiieiii. 
 «. tM ^riiinitii, 3i«riM niit ?Unp»>eiibil6erii. 
 
 Kiiibinzoiier, embla'^nur, «. l. 
 itv )Sl<i\om\1; <3S}>ippfMiiiiil«; i^ori'lO. 2. ttt 
 iiefttintt , 9Iii«poirtimcr. 
 
 Kmblazoury) embli'inre, j bit 
 SBoppfngrmfllDe. 
 
 Kuiblein, eni'blem, (gr. enibtema) 
 #. I. tcr Smrrfltlj, tie tiiiofri-gK ot. iiiumuh 
 fd)* Arbeit. 2. t tut ©miifiie, G-iiibIein. 
 
 Kliableill , (E m b l e m ' a l i z e > t>. a. 
 ((nnt>iit>lic() tinrtlelleii , fintit'ilDern, tmoiemn: 
 tiMrrii. 
 
 KltlbleinatiC) enibl^niat'ik, ( 
 
 KlIibleillMtiCHl. eilibliilial^k2l,S 
 
 adj. rmubiiftlid), cmUfiiintiid). — au». t-ni- 
 bleraatically. finnbllMul). 
 
 KlIlblematlMt, emblera'alUt, t. 
 ttt SBrrt'ofTiT, GrnnDer pom ©miibiicerii. 
 
 Kinbleineiitii, eiiiblmcnis, *.pl. 
 ttx &ttroij t\nti fliiflcrAeteii ottr uii(jtp(liiiii. 
 fell ijtitx^. 
 
 Kiiibleniize) euibliiulze, p. a. 
 riiinriiClirt) 6nr|hllfii. Ibliinuii. 
 
 Klllblooin, embluoni', v. a. bei 
 
 KntbfXly, embod'di , r. a. tin: 
 fCrpcrn, ofreiiiiGen,«Jnperl«ibfii (Iruppeii to. 
 
 KlllbU^'uiuiIfy euib(!l'giug, «. t)ic 
 WiuiiMiiiii una JliiiK*. 
 
 KiiiboltleUf inibil'dn, p. a. ftiljii, 
 *fh«ii, 6ki|1 mn(t)tii. 
 
 Kiiibuliisin, •m'bAluiii, (gr.) «. I. 
 bit 0-iti|(t)iUtiiiio (P. iflo«"'f-)- '• t"« «'"' 
 flti'djAitttt 3f It , btr ©(^nittiij) , brt« SdjnliJ 
 |nl;r, ttx iSctjnltMioiint. — Euibolis'iual, 
 iu</. tiiigi r^.dttt , ©t^nlt... Emboli*'- 
 111 ic, »(</. (lll>)t|'Ct>>1lt<(> <£<t)>iit... 
 
 KlllboiuS) eiii'bAliii. (gr. eiiibuloA) 
 «. CJUiiTtiiidj J btr ©tiiinvel, bit iJiirbn, 
 JUirbt. Ibirtii, I'liuiitfii, btiVijui. 
 
 lilinborflcr, embordur, t>. a. bi<r: 
 
 IClllbuSS, eiiibo*', <P. bo«i; o. a. i. 
 Aiiftrtibtn; t'iJrc^it. u. i&iltlj.J a) rrtibtn, 
 mit erljabtiur 'ilrbtii btrbtcfm ;nii(t) t;. b) 
 tn trljiibciur, flctric&tiitr iJlrbtit buetii obtr 
 Btrftrtigtii. 2. 1 aUiiibtiiiVrj itnur jiigtii ; i 
 tYDi iStrtiibf^ii n<[t)t briiigeii. 3. t tiiu'ct^lir^i^ii- 
 
 KlilbUMSedf embosiid, aij/. aut> 
 flttricbtn, niiiijfrdjiuodtii. 
 
 KiiiboiiMer, eiiiboz'ur, M. btr S3rr< 
 firngiT trhrtbentr ebtr grrritbtiitr "Jlrbtiteii. 
 
 KiiibOHKineiit, ciiit>o>'iiieii(, j i. 
 bit ^iriH'rra.jiiug , OTi;iibtiil)tif, (*-rlji>l)iiiifl. 
 3. bit crtjiibfiit' >Jlrbtit. 
 
 Klllbottle, eiiiboftl, (p. botlle) 
 •.«.!. aiif i>Dtt in iJiard>rn fiilltu. 2. in 
 Cu(rt)tl bln^tn. (m&lbtn. SM:«»tR. 
 
 Kl»bU^%') enibA', (r. bew) i>. a. t 
 ' JKutbowel, eiiib6u'el, (U. bowelj 
 •. m. 1. AU9ivtiC(ii, auitu^mtn. Shah.. 2. i 
 
 EiMB 
 
 erfrfjopftn. 3. iniptnbig fiifltn, dnfutltn 0»it 
 
 mit (S'lngtivtibtn). Spebser 
 
 Kiitbu^iveled, adj. i. auegtmeictt. 
 
 2. (witli; inu'tllMg PPll (PIM1>. 
 
 lilinbuM'eler, euiboutlliir, t. btr 
 UufiptirtnPt, '»lii*iuDmenbe. 
 
 KlllbO>«'i;r euibuu'ur, e. n. ill 
 tintr >pnftt mui)iitn. Shew»er. 
 
 KlubraCe^einbrAse'. (fr. euiUrHaner) 
 
 V. a. 1. uin rnun, imifiifT'"- 2. i a; tr> 
 
 iirtiftu I tine CiJeiegfiitjeii u. j. b) umtrtUfii, 
 
 begreiten, in fiO) Ptgreifeii. e> ^ tinirtjiu^eii. 
 
 <i> nnneljmen (nl« lualjr tc.;. Locke, o in-. 
 
 Pen, rljfilen. t) ttjtiid) nmarmen. g) biir(t> 
 
 2)eiled)iiiig (em 0)ei"ct)ivorneiigeridji) einjuneij: 
 
 men fuc^en. BLACksToaE. 3 t bru((eii, 
 
 prefftn. 
 
 2. e; Fleance .... ruuit embrace (lie 
 
 i.i.e 
 
 or that diirk honr. Shak 
 
 KiiibrMce) e. n. n<i) umarnitn. 
 
 Kiiibrace , *. i. bit Unuinnung. l. 
 bit tl^eiicbt llniiirniiino. 3. t btr (^iiiio^lu^. 
 4. Per Driief. 
 
 lilubrHCeilieilt y eiubraite'iueui, 
 «. 1. bit Uiniirnuiiiji. 2. t bie (feiuMutje . 
 amfaffung, Cet 'iliigriff. Siukev. 3. f Otr 
 irinfdfUifi. 4. f- tcr Uinfiing 5. t bi< ^i' 
 niiijnit (tiner iJt^rt k, > 6. btr Driirf. 7. 
 i.it (t)tU(t)t Umartnnng. 
 
 Kiiibracer) embrl'sur, «. l. btr 
 
 llniiirnieiibt, i> rgreiftnbt. 2. [ 3{e(t>t6rpt. ] 
 
 y iiier, Oer em wt|(<>iui'rnengcriit)t cnrct) ^t; 
 
 ilt(t)img einjunet^mtn iudft; bcr geipuimeiu, 
 
 ngtniftnt 3eiigt. 
 
 I<]M»bracery,eiiibii ..uii,* Ii)i't<t)t6: 
 rpr.) bit *e|kdjiing ber (i)erd)wornen ; bet 
 ■&tr\u(t), bit ffleidjiuornen ju be|le(t)en. 
 
 KinbrasurC) embiazliurc', eiiibri'- 
 ihBie, (fr. Hi.) t. 1. I5e|limfl«b.j Die 
 5(t>ieBi"d).ir[t. 2. [9lri1>it.J aj ber idjriifle 
 •:iu«|(t)nitt eintr iljiir> obtr gtiiiltroffiiung, 
 Dit ^a)mitQt; ijtnilerperriefung. \» berilii- 
 idjirtfl, bit 5eii|ltr<, il;iJriJiTiiuiifl. 3. pi. jut 
 eiubracei. Shak. 
 
 Klllbrave^ eiubr&ve', (p. brave; 
 V. a. I. ■^ ptrii1)0iiern, perjieren, au«id>mij.': 
 ren. Spehick 2. ful^n m.i(t}tn , nut Jtrnft 
 oDer -)}iut^) begaucu. _ Beaumomt. 
 
 Ii]inbrt$\%'e<l« embrOu'ed, (.p. brew; 
 mdj. figriibeii, eiiujeuljarrt. Shak.. 
 
 Klllbrocute, embrokAte, igr. em 
 breclioi V. a. [6l)ir. U. ^M. ^ ( luic Spiri: 
 ru6> reibeii 06. eiiircibeii. 
 
 KlltbrOCUtiOU , einbruki'shuu , 
 i. iOi)ir. u. Web.i fie a>iil)uiio , Ca« 'iJui. 
 trfrpfcln uiib (rinrtibtn init ©pintu* ; im 
 Irepfpflb, ber topiritu*, bat *iil}initKl. 
 
 Kinbruider, embidediir, (fr. 
 
 broder; n>. brodiaw) v. a. flicfen. 
 
 JKiiibroiderer) embiuA'durur, «. 
 ber ©tirfer. Me ©mferinn. 
 
 Klllbroid«rill{f f embroe'dur'ng, 
 *. tile .ttirfiii; Die Srirftrci. 
 
 Kiiibruidery f «iiibroe'dur«, «. l. 
 Die Stiff erei. 2. ^fie Stirferei (Deriiiiefciizc.;. 
 
 Fliii embroidery, b.C ^)>iatt|1iiftrti. 
 
 Klllbruil) eiiibruil', (fr. embruuiller) 
 V. a. i. I'cnuirtein ; i>eriuirrfn , jerruitrn. 2. 
 i pcrivibcn. (Die Serriltrii.ng, JJJrnuinniu). 
 
 Klllbroi!lllfiUt ) eiiibiuil.ineiil. t. 
 
 ler'jense, / ». I. 
 ii«r'jeii«A, ^ iAi 
 
 EMI 
 
 brothel) v. a. in tin i>iirfn^aii5 bringen. 
 
 Jfcllllbryu, em'breo, ( (gr.) «■ 1. 
 
 Kiiibryun, em hreoii, \ [^ijt)\ioU] 
 Dtr ©nibrijo, Die llngtburr. 2. [ibi't.J btr 
 ^l))f{aiijtnfeini, Jttiniiiiig. 
 
 In embryo, ini 2»JtrDtn, in ter 9Irbett. 
 
 Kiiibryo, i adj, ni Sierbtn bti 
 
 Kiiibryun, \ griffen 
 
 li^iiibryotoiiiy, einbreoi'ome. (gr.) 
 *. iCljir.] bit Strgiitbtrung tintd ©nibrpotf, 
 (?int>ri)i>trinit. 
 
 Knie, dc^Dtt.) un cle. [befferliif). 
 
 Kuiendable, Amendabl. adj. pen 
 
 Klliendals , emen'dal/. , t. pi. DO0 
 ini itflpittilt Otr itinptlgeftdiM^nft ju 2bn« 
 Den jururfbltibtnDt baart ttJeiD. 
 
 Kinendtltiou , emendA'shun, t, 
 1. bit SBtrbtfferung, ain6bt(|crniig; a)ertd)« 
 tignng (p. Drncffeijltrn ic). 2. tie 25erb»f|t» 
 rung, 2Jerid)tignug (Da« 23erbe([ertt lo. 
 
 Kllieudator^ emendaiur, «. bet 
 SJtrbtiierer, »erid)iiger. 
 
 Kllieildatory , imen'dAturi, adj. 
 ptrbtiTenib , jur Strb<fTermig Dteiitnf. 
 
 Kinerald) cm'erald, (fr. eme'raude; 
 fp. e<meraidni «. ['')}tintraig. Dtr (Bmarajb. 
 
 Kllterg'e ) emcrje', lilt, eiiiergo) 
 p. n. I. auftaud)tn. 2. [-)>l)Qf ] aiiiStancttn, 
 Ijtriiortrtten , Dur(J)brt4en , (jerpurbrertjtn, 
 audtreten (P. L'ldjiiUnl^ltn). 3. 1 a) tntfltt 
 l}tn, t)erpurgel;eiii t^erporfpimntn. b> (trom) 
 fid) trl)ebeii (lUi^j. 
 
 Kiiiergence, iuer'jense, 
 
 Kiiierg^eucy, iu 
 31ufiAU<4en. 2. i a> bti6 i^erporruinmtii, 
 (i-tit|let)tn (btr ^arbtn ic.>. Mewtob. b) 
 Der SSurfaQ, tat &reigni^. 
 
 In caae of e lu e r g e n c y, pb. in an — , 
 im 9iotl)fnUt. By caauul -, jufiiUig, buri^ 
 jufiillige Greigniffe, uiieriuiutet. 
 
 Kiuer^eut, emerjeut, adi. I. nuf' 
 t(iuct)tnb , tniporfumnienb. Miltoii. 2. ± a) 
 cfrouo tnt|ltt)enb , entfpringeiib (.axxi). b) 
 aufbliit)enD, auget)tiiD. c) pioi^iid), unport}tr> 
 gtftl)tn, uneriPiirtet. d) Driiigtiib, ivid)tig. 
 
 ICllierited, emeriied, (lat.; adj., 
 nnfigeDienr. 
 
 (gr.) *. 
 pi. Die 
 ^anii>rrl)oiDeii, gi'IDeiit ilDer. 
 
 Mt^lllKrHioO) tiiier'shiin, «. I. Da5 
 •)liiffiiu(t)en , (rmpDrfpinnien. 2. [iljlrpii.J 
 Dtr 'iliietrtct. 3. l'4>i)oi'.J Dit iiui>tau(tuiig»< 
 l)ol;e. 4. f. Extrication. Black. 
 
 Killer y^ cm'ere, (fr. e'liie'ri) i. {-'UlU 
 neriUg.J ber odjniirgel, lanitrgti, >Sd)nurgel. 
 
 Liipidary's e ui e r y , Der Oi^niergel|iilub. 
 
 Kiiiery, <. (^mnicrid) cDiiuiit;. 
 
 Kiiietie, emeiik, ^gr.; «. l^JOteb.] 
 bns ilJrect)iiiitrcl. 
 
 Kinetic, }adj.[mti.] 
 
 Kiuetical, jiiiet'ekal,^ eineiii'd), 
 ■?5rect)en erregeiiD. — uda. Em e t UaUy, 
 iil6 58rcri)nititel 
 
 Kiiie«V) emu, «. [iperiD.i Der^afuar. 
 
 KlllicatiOII) eme<xa kIiuh, uat.> «. 
 lai gnnreii, v6prul;rii, ^imfriirpriiijiKiu 
 
 KinictiUll, emikMlnni. i liU. ) «. 
 
 brr Uriii. .'piirii. [lUrtiiC'.rer, G-migrant. 
 
 Kiiiitt-rAutf cm'egiiiiii, *■ fee ^uii 
 
 JKllliff rat(9 « em'mei;raie, D. n. (to) 
 
 legepiciii. 
 
 Kinerods, Ini'orods, > 
 Kinerulds, emerdidi, 5 
 
 Kuibruthcl y embioili el, ipon[au6iuituDt[ii uuic^, la;. - a<<;- t ivtuibttncw 
 
290 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6tid. Ti'ibe, tiih, fall. t//in, THis. 
 
 EMI 
 
 Emig-ration, Imegri'shun, «. Me 
 
 Kininence, Im'enense, ) ((. emi- 
 
 Eininency, Imenensc, J iientia; 
 #. 1. 6ie S?oi)e, &rf)n6en()eit. 2. Die <aiil)&()e. 
 3. eer ®ipfel, bie ©pitse. 4. ± a) &ie ipoljeit, 
 G-rJ)flbeiif)eit, SCiirte , 6er SSorjug. b) bie 
 er()nbcne ©reauiig, ter Ijolje DJoiia. c) Der 
 tjbdiile mat). A) bic ©fjre, aiii5jeici)itiing, 
 tier 9{ul;m. 5. Itati). .Kird>e ic] tie (Smij 
 neii). 
 
 Present liim eminency, etiveife if)m 
 tie l;ijcl)ile (if)tt. Shak. To place one upon 
 an -, Giiiem einen er^nbeueii ©trtiiDpunrt 
 flniueifen. Judges of—, 6eriif)mte, aiiSge! 
 jcidjnete Sfidjtet. 
 
 Kllliueilt, em'enent, adj. 1. f er: 
 l)<\btn, fjud). 2. i a) erljiiben, l)crDDrfled)eiiD ; 
 (in, for; aufoeicid)net(blird);. — adv- Emi- 
 nently, l)i»d)lic{), im Ipc^ilen , in o«"J 
 por}iiglid)cm , l)ol)cm ©mbe, nii«ncl)metii). 
 
 Most eminent, (in liteMo ^oc^njiirDigfl. 
 
 Kiiiir, e'liiir, ». [iiirteij Ccr ©uiir. 
 
 Kiitissary, em issare. (lat.) s. I. i 
 bet '^JiilTuniiir. Paley. 2. Der Q-mifTar, atu5= 
 fpA(;ir, iliiurfcfenfter. 3. [atiiiU.] - vessel, 
 bcr lUiif fiibruuget , yibfiiljningf gnng. 
 
 Kiitissary, adj. fpnijenb, iui*i>^f)enb. 
 _ vessel, ['ilniU.J fcas 3Ib|"i)iiterung«gf|a0. 
 
 Kiiiissiuit, euii«ii'un, t. 1. bie 
 aufffiibiiiig- 2. l^:^l)i)r.J bie aiueilromiing, 
 tai 91u^flic&en (be6 Siicjjt^). 3. i ber 3Iii6= 
 fug. 4. [.'panbtil] a) bne itu^gebcn vb. 3n= 
 Uni(nuf|'et;en yon 'ipapicrgclb. b) t>a6 in lUu; 
 Uiif gcfcyte qjnpiergeib. 
 
 Kinit, emit', (int.) v. a. I. ai\6\en-. 
 ben ; r.ii6|lrbmcn, id)\t^en (£ict)t(lrnl)lcn ic). 
 
 2. t nbrd)lifeen, frfjlciibfrn, lucrfen (i^fcile). 
 
 3. t erlnlTcn, crgeljen Inffen (33efel;le). Av- 
 UFFB. 4. nufgcben, in Umlauf briagcn ober 
 fe^en (^nptrrgelbj. 
 
 KiiiMieiins'OS'***^* emmen'agog, 
 ((jr.) «. ["Wfeb.i fin iiifijrberuiia^mittel ber 
 nionntlic^cn 9{eiiiigung.^ 
 
 Kiuiiiet, em'mit, (angelf. aemet, 
 aeniette) *. bie Slnieife. 
 
 JKinine^^'j eiiimu', 0. a. einfpcrren. 
 
 liIiiianov<Sf immuuv', v.a. ferccgen, 
 onfregen. Spenser. 
 
 KlliOlleSCence, emoIl^s'sen.se, 
 (I.it.) *. ['OKetnllurg.J ber &tab w\\ Wtid)-. 
 ijtit, luDbei ein rd)nieljbnrer itbrpcr feineCSe! 
 \1iV.t I'er.inberr, bie (S-moUc^cenj. 
 
 lCiiiullia.f«, emol'l^^te, ((.) v.<i. i>er> 
 n)ei(1)Iid)fn, yenveiben. [[■0)?cb.] enueidjenb. 
 
 Klliullieilt, ^niol'yent, (Int.) adj. 
 
 Kitiullieiit, «. ['>))ieb.j bai Qrmtu 
 (J)UiigiSniitrcl, enueidjenbe ''iKittcl. 
 
 Kiiiullitiuii) emmoUisli'dn, ». bie 
 CTrn)cid)ung. 
 
 Klliolumeiltjlmoriiment, (Int.) «. 
 1. ber 25ortl)cii, '7tii$en. 2. pi. bie 9tcci. 
 bcnjieii. [adj. iH'rtl)ciil)iift, nu^lid). 
 
 Klliolllinentnl , imnlumen'lal. 
 
 Kinotiuii, eiiioMiun, (fr. ^.) I. 1. 
 [^Ijilti'.j bie OJenti'itljfbcnjeflunfl, ffiBnllang, 
 aiufn)n(!nng , Sfegung. 2. i bie ®(j^riing, 
 ber 9l«frul)r. 
 
 Kinpale^ empAle', (fr. empaler) 
 r. a. 1. umpfiil)len, eiiipfnl)len , I'erpflllifrtbi! 
 ren. 2. ^ eini'd)Ue@en, umoeben, uiuraiiaen. 
 3. |>r(i(|(ci), )>ie^en. 
 
 EMP 
 
 Einpalement . empile'mlnt, t. 
 
 I bie Umpfnljlung. 2. bafiSpicgen, ';j5t>il)len. 
 3. [33i)t.] ber ^dd). 4. [^erlD.] cine iSer. 
 binbung pen 2»3appen|'d)il&en biird) ijjfal^le. 
 
 KlIipMUuel, empan'uel, (fr. pan- 
 nesuj *. bie iJifte, bn6 iBerjeidjnig ber &(■■ 
 fd)i»ornen, bie ainfertigung t>^ (>ie|'(^»»ornen: 
 llfle (je0( Pan n el). 
 
 Eiiiptuuiel , V. a. ai6 &e(d)\vot\\t 
 uorlnben , nufrufen. [ein|'d)lieBen. 
 
 Kjnpark, empark', V. a. nnijaunen ; 
 
 Kiuparlauce, empaiianse, (p. 
 fr. pailerj *. [DCcc^tifpc.J bie ijitie ob. ber 
 2Dunfc^ iim emeu tngd.nigcn laiiffdjub jur 
 Ueberlegung ob. SSorbereimug; ber Sufam; 
 tnentritt ber ®erd)iuornea ; bn6 ^nteriotut, 
 ber uorliiufige sgtfdjeib. 
 
 Kiiipasiii, empaiim', (gr.) s. ein 
 iuDl)lried)euDeo &treupiiiiier. 
 
 KuipaSSiOU , eiiip-asli'un, (P. pas- 
 sions V. a. l)ifiig riiljren ob. beiuegen. 
 
 Eiiipasting^v eiiipdst'tiig, «. ba6 
 bide 4lU(rragcn ber 5>irt'e. [peacli. 
 
 Eltipeaclt, eiiipeetsh', v. a. f. Im- 
 
 Ellipeople* empepl, (p. people; 
 i». a. ju tiniin 2)olte ober eiiier (ytmcm; 
 ld)iif[ iH'reintgcn, bilben. Si-enser. 
 
 Kiiipere.sS)eiu'pcres,.i.bieKiiifcvinn. 
 
 Elltperislteil , empeiiiitlia. adj. 
 t ueridjliniinerr. si-enser. [t. ber Kaifer. 
 
 Olliperttr^ em pen'ir. (fr. empereur) 
 
 iKiitpery, em'pere, t. '^= biiij 3veid). 
 
 KiiipUasis,em'taMs. (gr.) «. [ilit^ei.J 
 bie (inipl)iifc, ber 3iiUl)briicf. 
 
 If.lIipllUKf ze ) em la»ue, v. a. tUiC 
 G'lnpljiife lUisiprtdjeu. 
 
 Kllipliatic, umfat ik, ) adj. 
 
 KinpltH.ticul , eiiitat'ekal . ^ 1. 
 emptjiund), niia)bi-urf6Po(l, nadjfrucfiui). 2. 
 aujfiiUenb (Jnrbtn k.>. — adv. Empiiut j- 
 cally, 1. nut 9iiid)brurf, enipljiuifc^. 2. f 
 fdjetnbiir, bem ©i^tme \u\d). 
 
 I{;inpliu.ticalues8 , emfat'ekal- 
 nes, «. bie Oiiidjcriiitlidjfeit. 
 
 ICllipliyseilia, ellltl^c'ma, (Km'- 
 p li y s e 111 ; (gr.; «. 1 (il)ir. j bie iUiiibgefdjiDUlil. 
 
 KllipliySeiliatUUS , emti»em'- 
 atus, adj. [(Il;ir.j iuincgtrd)iuul|hirrig. 
 
 EllipIiyteutiC, emleiutik, (gr.) 
 adj. i3U'cl)t»fpr.J erbpadjtiid), ©rl)pnd)t..., 
 ©rbjin^... 
 
 Emphyteutic lands, €'r6pa({)rgtiter. 
 
 Kiiipierce« empeise', i;. a. f ein> 
 bringi'n (in (ynun^). 
 
 ICilipire) em'pire, (fr. P. Int. im- 
 perium; t. 1. ber 25cfi'l}I fiber (J-tiua^; bie 
 ipcrrfdjnft, ©cipnlt, Dberl)errfd)rtft. 2. ± bie 
 ipirrfdjnft , £)berl)errf4)nft, 3. bai Hidd) ; 
 ivnifcrtl)nin. 
 
 To claim tlie empire nf the ocean, bie 
 £)berl)errfd)aft Jur ©ee iiiifprcdjen. 
 
 Empiric, em'pciik, empir'ik, «. 1. 
 ber ©mpirifer, G-rfnljrnngsnrjr, G-rfnl)rung65 
 fuiftllcr. 2. ber £lnarfraibcr, ^fnfdjer. 
 
 Empiric f empirik, I adj. 
 
 Eiitpirical, empii'ekal, y. enipi> 
 rifrf), erfaljrnngjniiigig. 2. a) entpirifd) (u. 
 'iUeritcn). b) in G-rfal)ru!igcn ob. (S-)perinien> 
 ten bciunnbert. — adv. Kmpir'ically, 
 cmpirifd>i nnd) 2lrt ber amirffalbcr. 
 
 Rmpiric remedy, iA6 5panfintttel. 
 
 Euipiricisui, euiplr'esixiu , «. 1. 
 
 EMP 
 
 [^TCeb.] bie (Jrfnfjrungetnctljobe , Gmpirie, 
 ber Gmpiri^m. 2. bie anndfiilberei. 
 
 Empiricutic, adj fijr empirical. 
 
 Emplaster, emplastur, (gr.) *. 
 bai 'ipflailer (jet^t Plaster). — V. a. I. bf 
 p(In|lern. 2. i perbedcn, perbergen. 
 
 Emplastic, emplas dk, (gr.) adj. 
 flebrig; ju ^fiailern pnfjenb, geeignet. 
 
 Elliplead, emplede', (p. plead) ti. 
 a. [S>ic4>te|pr.J beUingen , nnfliigen , uer« 
 folgen. [ju belnngen, nimifKigen. 
 
 Einpleadable, empled'abi, adj. 
 
 Empleader, empic (Jur,«. [9ied)t&< 
 fpr.] ber iiuiger, ©iipplifant. 
 
 Employ, emploe', (fr. employer) 
 V. a. 1. nnnjciiben, braudjen, gebriuid)eii, 
 periuenbcn. 2. t a) (inilcllen, bebieni^en, bes 
 fd^aftigen. b) nnjegen (®eU)). 
 
 To be employed on .., fid) befd)iifn» 
 gen (mit). To - one's self, fid) befdjaftigcn, 
 fid) jii Qtmai gebrauc^en liifjen , fid) be|irc» 
 ben, jlc^ beniiihen. To keep any one -ed, 
 eiiietn a)erd)(ifrigung geben , &inen in Ue» 
 bung erljalten. To — in ob. about, uer« 
 luenben (ju). To - to, upon, gcbraudjeu 
 (JU). To - one's life in .., fein SePen ju« 
 bringen (mit). 
 
 Employ, «. 1. bn& ®ef(l)aft, bie 
 2}erd)>ifiiguug. 2. bie ^Jtniledung, Sjeoienung, 
 bi\& ^ilnit. [braud)i'ar, luiiuenbbiir. 
 
 Employable, empme'abl , adj. 
 
 Employer, emplue Ur , 4. 1. g 
 <5-iuer, b':r befd)n|tigt, nuiueubet, braud)t. 2. 
 "ber Sfl;rl)err, ^riuiip.ii. 3. ber ibrobl;err. 
 4. [ipanbelj a) ber ®i'fd)iift^freunb. b) bet 
 -IL^niireubeileder, Soinniitteiit. 
 
 Employment, emplue'ment, «. 
 1. bie 3jcfd)nftiguiig. 2. bns ®efd)iift, btt 
 QXufcrag. 3. b<\6 3Init, bie 23ebienuug, '2Jn« 
 lledung. 4. [:paubei) bie 'Jlnlegung (Pou 
 Jinpiralien). [v- a. f u. 1 pergiften. 
 
 Empoison, empoe'zn, (p. poison) 
 
 Eiiipoisoiier, emp(>c zniir, s. I. 
 ber aScrgifter, ®iftuii|"d)er. 2. i ber a3er» 
 gifter. [*• bie iBergiftuug. 
 
 Ellipoi.«onineilt,emp6e'znnient, 
 
 EmporetiC, empoiet ik, (Em po- 
 re t'ieal) (gr.) ailj. jum ^panbel ober ju 
 ipaubelSpIii^en geljOrig. 
 
 Emporium, Impo'reum, (gr.) *. 
 1. bii* &mpi)riun>, bie ipaubcl6|hibt , ber 
 ©tnpelplii^ (grope ipaiibeijjpla^). 2. i btt 
 SBornitl;, ©(^n^. 3. ( <J3l;orii'l.j b<\6 ©m. 
 porinni. 
 
 Eiupoverisll, empov'erish, v. a. 
 arm miid)en. 2. inuefaugeu; lUidniergEin 
 (ben Sjpbeti). 
 
 Empoverislier, empovcriMhur, 
 *. 1. ber 'iluf fiuiger ; (i-tner, ber 'Unbcre 
 arm tnnc^t. 2. i ba^, ivti5 nu^mergelt, bui 
 'ilnfiniergelnbe. ', 
 
 Empoveri.<ilimen< , empov'- 
 erisiiment, *. 1. bie SBenirmuiig. 2. t biei^e* 
 eiiitrad)rigung, 25crmiiiberung. 
 
 EmpO'«ver, empciuur. (p. power) 
 V. a. i. ermad>tigen, b(i>o(lmrid)rigen, bu 
 red)tigen. 2. f in ©taiib fe^en. 
 
 Empress, em pies, t. bie^niferinn. 
 
 Emprimed, eiupn'md,udj. [viUiubf 
 mfpr.) (ir.gejiigt. 
 
 Emprise, emprize', (ftireaterprikc) 
 4. I bM Uiueriie^ineii, S^na>»^- 
 
F.\le, far, fall, fat. M*. met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, c\6M. T6be, tub, fflll. lAin, THU. 29T 
 
 JtMP 
 
 Emptier, eu'teur, «. btrQUi&Uern; 
 Sbleffr. ^ [t nid)tjg, eitel. 
 
 Kuiptily , em'tele, adv. 1. f Icer. 2. 
 
 I*^inptiu<;SS, eui'teiies. t. 1. bic 
 
 Sftre ; i;«rl^cit. 'i. i a> Die Seerljeit ( 6«6 
 
 Jtcpftf)- b) f" »Jiict)ti!ifeit, ©itclfeu. c) bic 
 
 Uiifor|)nrlid)teu (DtS £ii1)r6 :c. ). Drvdem. 
 
 d) [4).iiiCflJ bnfi Uiitcrgeiuictt, OJionfo. 
 
 2. c) To subsist in the emptinesa of 
 
 liglit and sliadow, fid) fvrtiuOciiigen ta, 
 
 ivo £ict)t uiib Sdjactcti maiiniila. 
 
 Kiiiption, eiii'fciiun. >iat.> «. t ber 
 Jtauf. UiU ot -, bei £aut(>rtef. 
 
 Kiiipty, em'ie, (aitgeir. aemti, aem- 
 fig) adj. t. ^ u. 1 leer. 2. ± a) (itei, iud)ti(] ; 
 ttrqtbUdt. b) cof) frti (uoii). c; l)iiugrifl, 
 niic^tnrn. Shak. d; leer cim £upfe ic). e> 
 g ueriviiilet. 3. l&er^iinb.j Dt)ne Sabuiij). 
 
 Empty book*, 1 (2>tfl&fct)ld{|.] tini iulU 
 hlatt. 
 
 Empty-handed, mit icercn ^ntiben. 
 
 Kiupty, V. a. 1. leereii, au&itcttn. 
 2. II verivuilen. 
 
 To empty any one of, (bittern @t»)n£ 
 nef)Uien, n6nel;men, nbiapfen. To - a king 
 of Ilia iliroue . eiiien iibniq eiittt^roneii. 
 To - Itself (into), (id) lecreit, fid) eiitieertii; 
 ftd) eraiegril (ilU> To - out of one *easel 
 into another, umfuddl. 
 
 Kiiipty, V. n. 1. I»r tverben, aui-- 
 laufcii, fid) tiu^leertn. 2. (into; fid) erflicM 
 ftn all). 
 
 Kiiiptyini^, eni'ie'ngz, 4. pi. bie 
 J^efcn, ter .Jjofeiifn^ lu. Jiitr jc.;. 
 
 Kiiipurplef Mipur'pl, 0. a. init 
 ^urpiir I'bft purpiirrott) fart>eii, piirpiirii. 
 
 Kiapuse, empiisc', «. t ber Qttijl, 
 tAi Oefpeiifl. 
 
 Kllipuzzle, empiia'zl , v. a. ill 
 8}erlrgeiil)(it fei^ni, migriifjen , f. Puzzle. 
 
 Kiaipyeiua, ein|>ie'iiil . (gr.) «. 
 l^fcb.j Me (jitiTtTiiil ; Drr ^niileiter. 
 
 Kinpyreal, empireal, icfl.) adj. 
 tnipi)rai|d). - heaven, iAi ©iiipprnum, ber 
 ^eiierl)iniuiel. 
 
 Kiupyreailf empti^'aa.eiuplr'ian, 
 a. tat (^iiipnriiiim, ber (}rucrf)ininicl. 
 
 KiupyreaUf adj. eiiipnr>'iird). 
 
 Kllipyreuiliaf euipeiu'ma. (Em- 
 pyr'euiuj (gr. i «• lCl)eir..J ber t'rciiilid)f, 
 bmiibic^te Q)eni4> I'bcr Q)eid)miicf , tat 
 SSreiiirlii. 
 
 KuipyrcumatiC) enipeniuiatik, 
 (Eiiipyreuniat'ical; adj. breililld) , 
 brniibid}r. 
 
 JKinpyrical, empirekal. (grj adj. 
 ten breinibiucii (iiriiiib|lojf ber itoljte eiit/ 
 Jjalteiib- KiRWAw. ISraub 
 
 Kinpyrusis, eniper&'s's, «. f ber 
 
 KllirOK«, eni'ruse, «. [Soc] bit 
 JuriiriMe, Kiopprrrpfe. 
 
 Kinulate, emulAte, (I. ae.nulari) 
 ». a. 1. luetreiterii (mit). 2. n.ii<)<il)nieii, 
 nac^nierii (S-iiieiii). 3. t ii<id)<il)meii , luid) 
 innd)cii. (fud)tia. Suak. 
 
 Kmulate, adj. + el)r(|eiiifl , rl)r 
 
 Kmula^ion, emulii'sliuu, t. 1. T 
 ber 2Dettciter , bie •)ind)riffriiii!i. 2. bie 
 Vartlieiiiiid , ber ©treir. bie 3iuieir.id>t. 2 
 tu Dtel'fiilMihlrrfi, (5"iffrriid)t. Shak. 
 
 Klliulalivef emulaliv, adj. \\a&) 
 ttfertit; diad)c:tcriiiio erivetfriift. 
 
 EiNA 
 
 Emulator y emuiitur, t. ber9tac^: 
 
 eifcrer, \Jii'beiit>iil)lcr, ^Hiitbeiuerber. 
 
 Kiitulatress, euruiatrea, «. bie 
 '>)iRitbeiverbi;ciiiit, ?iebenbul;lerinn. 
 
 Kmule, eoiule', V. a. f na(^af)men, 
 
 f. Em u la 1 1. 
 
 Kuiulg'eiit, eoiul'jeat , adj. ani: 
 iiicifciib, aiisi'i\iigeiib. 
 
 Eiuulgent vesaela, [^nnt.] bie 97ie> 
 reiiQefiiiie ; — veins , bie Tiierenblutabern ; 
 - arteries, bie 9?ierciipulMbern. 
 
 KmulOUS, emulus, adj. I. J (of) 
 nad)ciffrnD i(5-ii)eiio ; luettcifernb (mit). 2. 1 
 (ofj eiteriud)tig imif); |lreitrud)tig. Shak. 
 
 To be emulous of, ((f-iiieui; uad)i:ifcrn i 
 luetieiicrii (nut). [eifernb. 
 
 Kiiiulouslyf eni'ulutle. «(<!). ivctt: 
 
 Klliulousuess, emiilusnes, ». 
 ber 3iad)t:iier, iiScttciicr ; bie (jiterfiid)t. 
 
 EmuIsiuUf etiiul'sliun , (lat.) *■ 
 l$t)nnii.] bie i£(imeniiiil(f) , ICornermild) , 
 ber Kuljltraiir, bie &iiiulfiuii. 
 
 Kiuulsive^emul sjv. adj. 1. niilc^it^t 
 ((BafO. 2. i$l)Arm.] Dlgebeiib. 
 
 Euiuuctory, ^luugk'turi, (Int.) 
 *. [9liiat.J ber'iluefuijriina*. oD. aibrril}ruiig6= 
 gang. [pit 9iemigung. 
 
 Einundatiou, imundik'sifuu, *. 
 
 Kiuuacatiuii) cmuskAsiiuu, «. f 
 bie >21bniuu|°ung. lWtld)en ('Jionie;. 
 
 Kinyf em'nie, (^bfuriiing) «. (S-milie, 
 
 Eitf ein englird)e« ^riifixiiin (= lat. 
 in, gr. en) m, nn. (I-t)rnial5 luar en eine 
 pi. Q-nbung wn Beinourterii unb $aupt> 
 luurtern , ipie in hnusen , escapeu; nod) 
 l1el)t en in oxen, children. '>Xiand)inaI unb 
 tefciiberf Pur &abialbiid)|1nbeii luirb en in 
 em umgeiuaiibeK, luie employ, empower. 
 
 Eu', (i'd)urc.) end. 
 
 Enable f cniul, (p. I. habilis) v. a. 
 in €<taiib fe^eii, f'^O'd ^^^^ tud)tig iiind)en. 
 
 Euableineut, enik'blmenl, *. tiA6 
 
 ;^al)igniad)i'n ; bie i}at)igfeit (Crtiuai ju tl}uiu. 
 
 Euact, eiiakt', (U.act) ii. a. 1. (legid: 
 lattp; genil)migen (ein 6>cfe9), bcnifelben 
 QieiV^e&frati rrtljeiien, geben; to be e n a c t e d. 
 (Siefe^eitrtift Ijtiben Pb. erijalien. 2. perfu; 
 gen, b«id)lie&eii, perorbiien. 3.tfpifien, ppr» 
 ilellrii. Shak. 4. f 6cu)irfen, beuierfileUigen, 
 i'errid)ten, iljnn. Spessek. 
 
 1. Shall this bill pwa to be enacted? 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Enact, *. bie SBfrfugnng, ber^efdjiuO. 
 
 Enacting;:, enakting, adj. 6iefeQe5> 
 rratt ertl^eilnib ob. gcbciib. 
 
 The enacting clause of a bill. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Enactive, Inak'iiv. adj. peri'iigr, 
 pertTMict. [(Irgieiiitipc) 2?r|ltUigiiiig. 
 
 Eliactineut, enakt'ment, $. bie 
 
 Enactor, enakt'ur, i. I. ^iner, ber 
 Q-tmai perfugt, ber SBerorbncr , Wrfcijgcbcr. 
 2. t ^iiifr, ber ©tiua6 pcrrid)ret ob. tl)ut. 
 
 Enacture, enaki'shilre , «. t bi'" 
 •pnnbiiiiift, \iiiirf»iifl, 2Cirfi'amfcit. Siuh. 
 
 Enallag'e,enal'laje.(grj*.[(5Srainm.i 
 bie (^nadngr, SBmucd)iiliiiiO' 5Bfrtaurd)ung 
 eiiier 3eaft>rin ober DCebeform mit eiiitr 
 nnbern. 
 
 Enanibnsll, enanrbush. p. a. in 
 eineit .<piiirrrl)alt Irgen, im i^interijAItt per< 
 (ledcii Pbir perbergdL 
 
 ENC 
 
 Enamel, enim'el. (fr. email) «. I. 
 ber email, ©d)mclj, iai^ ©d)nierjgIo«. 2. ^ 
 a) ber ©d)melj. b) [^Jlunt.j bie ejlafur (bet 
 3nl)ne). 3. bie (Sd)nieljarbcit, tai ©d)mflj» 
 mcrf , bie 64)melimalerei. 4. bie @malte, 
 ©d)maUe. 
 
 Enamel, v. a. l. % rd)meljen, il6er< 
 fd)nuljen , mit ®d>mdj uberjteljen ob. oer» 
 jieren, emaifliren. 2. in (fniail malen. 3. t 
 rd)mu(fen, jteren. - v. n. emaifliren. 
 
 Enameled picture, M6 © mailgemStbf, 
 
 Enamelar, enam'elar, adj. a\xi 
 email ; emailartig. 
 
 EnameU^r, Inam'llur, t. I. bee 
 ©maiUin-r, ©d)mciiarbciter. 2. [Ul)rmad).] 
 D i a I - p I a t e - e n a m e I e r , ber U^rblattet*, 
 3iffi:rbifltterinarf)er. 
 
 Euamelcr's file, bie ©(ftneibefeile. 
 
 Enameling, enameling, «. 1, 
 tat emaiUiren; bie @d)mel)ruiifl. 2. bie 
 ®d)mell>ir'>«it/ tai €d)me(in)erf. 
 
 Enamor, enaurdr, (p. lat. amor) 
 r. a. (ot cb. bcfTer with) 1. perliebt mndicn 
 (in). 2. feffeln (an). [fein (in). 
 
 To be enamored with, of, perliebt 
 
 Enainorado, enammiri'd^, (fp.) 
 I. ber SJcrliebte. 
 
 Enarnied, enarmd', adj. [S}txU>.\ 
 >>oriier, ^ufen, (Sd)!iabel jc. Ijabenb , beren 
 garbe ppn ber be* ^ijrpcr5 prndjieben i|l. 
 
 Enarration, enarrAshun, (gr.) «•) 
 t bie G'rjal)liing ; erfl.iriMig. 
 
 EnartlirOSiS, enartyirA's'a, (gr.) 
 «. [Sliiat.] ba« i)?iiggcicnf , bie tiefe, merfli<^ 
 b(iveglid)e Knud^enfiigtiiig. 
 
 Enatation, enaiA'shun, (lat.) «« 
 1 1\\6 5?eraii6|'(^i«inimen. 
 
 Enate, inale'. ((at. enatus) ad}, 
 [ainat.j t)tri>prn)ad)reMb, l)en'orge»urtd)ren. 
 
 Enaunter, enan'tur. conj. "^ bng 
 nidjt, bamit nid)t. [ ». o. iiberfegeln. 
 
 Enavii^'ate, enav'vegate, (lat.) 
 
 Enbru9:it, (i°d)utt.) Edinburgh. 
 
 Encajl^e, enkaje', (p. cage) v. a. 1. 
 in eitien ilafig I'perren. 2. f einfd)liegen, 
 eim'perren. Shak. 
 
 Encamp, enkamp', (p. camp) w. n. 
 fid) lagrrii, lagern. - v. a. lagetn. 
 
 Encampment , cnkamp'mlat, 
 *. 1. ia& £agcrn. 2. tat Sager 
 
 Encanker, enkaugkur, V. a. ± 
 u. i jerfreffen. 
 
 Encase , Inkise', (p. case) p. a, 
 in ein Jiifteral, (ijeljaiife tt)iin. 
 
 Encaifll, enkash', (fr. encaisser) v, 
 a. einfarnreu, tinforbern ((Sd)iilb.fin. 
 
 Encashment, enka^hment, *. 
 bif eiiifaiTirniig, einforbcrnng, badOi'^'iff"* 
 
 Encaustic, enkiwstik, (gr.) adf, 
 l-yjtm.] eiirauilifd). - painting, bie 3S3ad)0« 
 molrrei. (mnlerei. 
 
 Encaustic, ». bie^nfanflif, 'm<\(t)6» 
 
 Encave, cnkive', (d, cave) p. a. 
 Ovie in einrm iieder) prrbergrn. Shak. 
 
 To e n c a V e one's self, fid) pcr|lcrfcn 06. 
 vrttuttbtn. 
 
 Encetiit, inscjit' , «. f Sf enunfl«». ] 
 
 Enceinte, ^bir Jnlnng.Aii-frff, 
 
 ber SiiliinflSnmfrfia. (gfr. Bi.ackstone. 
 
 Enceint, adj. [9{cd)r#rpr.i fd)roaa» 
 
 Encenia, eii>e'iiea. (gr. egkainia) 
 
 «• i>t bae 3(it)re«iicb(i(^tuii, bit ^atjtttftivt. 
 
298 Fate, far, fa!?, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N6, move. nSr. s;ot. 6iL cUiul Ti'ihe, tub, fulF. tMn. TlUa. 
 
 ENC 
 
 Kncepliali, eniefall, ((jr.) «. pi. 
 
 bit ^liniier tin Jtopfe. 
 
 Knchafe, entsliafe', (1). chafe) ». 
 a. erbittcrii, vrt)U)en, erjilrnen, f. Chafe. 
 
 Kncliain, entnhine', (I*, chain) v. a. 
 I. ffiji'lii, .inf?iTfln, ntifetten. 2. i uerfettfti. 
 
 Kncliant, entshanf, (fr. enchanter) 
 V. «. 1. f fcejnuberii. 2. i bejnubeni, tnu 
 jurfeii. 
 1. And now about the caldron «ing, 
 Like elves and fairies in a ring, 
 Enchanting all that yon put in.SHAK. 
 
 KncllMllter, enlohantur, i. 1. bit 
 3iuibcrer. 2. f Der 3aii&ercr. 
 
 Enchanter's-nightshade, [%i)t.] 
 tai pfxmfrnut. 
 
 Kuclianting') entshan'iing, adj. 
 1 bejnubernft. — ado. Enchan'tlngly, 
 bfjaut'tnib, |aii6erli(f>. 
 
 Klicliantinentf Intshant'mlnt. 
 *. 1. bit 5Bejnu&erung , 3(iii6erei. 2. ± ber 
 Sniiber. [T u. ± bit Snu^ennii. 
 
 Kncliantress , entilian'tres , M. 
 
 Kncliarg'e) entshatje', D. a. f 6c> 
 
 auftmfli'tt. 
 
 Kncliase, entuhAse', (fr. enchasser) 
 V. a. I. in em Ra\1d)en iitUtn vb. fc^eii. 2. 
 [terfin.J fnilen , eiiifiifTen (in QMb lo ; 
 emnifliren , init flctriebener, ija\hnl)<ibeutr 
 8trf>e(t vcrjiercn. 3. l rdjinucfen, jii'reii, uer> 
 briiinen. 4. eingrnben , einrcbneiten. 5. mii; 
 Un, nbtnnlen, niit fln'ben Siiofn malen. 
 
 KnclliridlOn, enkirideon, (gir.) t. 
 t bai Sp<\»fbii(t). 
 
 Kncindered, em'n'durd, (d. oin- 
 der) adj. ju ■'H\\1)t I'erfrrflniit. 
 
 KllCircle^ enser'kl, (v. circle) v. a. 
 I. iintrinflen, uingeben. 2. umfnffen (init 
 bell 9lrinen). [JtrciS. 
 
 Kiicircle*, Inserk'llt, #. btv diinci, 
 
 Kliclitic, enktit'ik, (griec^.) adj. 
 I®riiinni.] cnflitifrt). 
 
 Kiiclitic, «. [(?)rniinn.] 1. bai ^Uu 
 ^uqrmbttdjen. 2. [gr. QJrnnim.J bai &n> 
 flittfmu. [(Mflitird). 
 
 Knclitically, enkl'tekalle, adv. 
 
 KucIiticSjeiikiit ik». *.p/.[0)rntntn.J 
 bif .tftinit, SUiJrter jii DefUniren u. ju fons 
 Jivgirrn. 
 
 Knclose^ enklnze', (u. clone) t>. a. 
 I. T finjrtiiiu'ii, einfjiiiifn, befrieMgcii. 2. f a) 
 einiVl)iifBen , bfirc^ltf(5eii, btifi'igen, beifVilfeii. 
 b) eiiirft)lif0fii, iiMiflcbitn. c) in firf) tjnltfn. 
 
 Tlie inclosed (leftrr), the letter e n- 
 cloxed, btt Ciufdjlup , SBeifdjIup , Cie 
 Qiwuu^e. 
 
 Kucl(»<«er, enklA'/ur, ». G-incr, brr 
 einjiniiti b(\i, m<\6 tiii|'d)lit-pt; Der llnnVl^Mg 
 (6fi ^riftVn jc). 
 
 ■enclosure, enhl<^ zhure, «. 1. f 
 
 bfc (Jinji^i'iiung, (S-iiil)aiiiiiig , Umiiiiinimg. 
 
 8. i bai (5-iii|d)lifBrti , bif 0'inrd)ltr|5Miin. -5. 
 
 a) bai Oitt)i\i.]t, bet Sniin. b) b<\i fingcijngrc 
 
 ®riinb|1i"irf. 4. brr Sjojirf, ringriMjliMTfie 
 
 Wrtiim, llnifniig. 5. bii* CS-iMiifritiiMTi'infin. 
 
 6 <ba£-C5-iiuifiM)HMTf"f) brr(S-iiir(1)iiifi<^5opirr). 
 
 KllCUacIl , enkotkh', (t<. conch) ». 
 
 a in eiMiT .RiitiVf)? fiiiirrn. [gen. 
 
 fViIlCoffill, eiiknt'lfn. o. a. rilimr: 
 
 ICllCUiiliaNi , euko'ineast , (gr.) *■ 
 
 >»t £vbn-bmT. 
 
 liUicoiiiiaiitiC) cnkouUat'tik , ob. 
 
 ENC 
 
 KnCOmiastical, enkimeaii'tekal. 
 
 adj. lobrebnerifd), liibpreifeiib. 
 
 Kncoiniastic, «■ bic Sobrebe. 
 
 KllCOIIliuin, eiiko'nieum. (4]r.) (pi- 
 encomiums) i bit 2t>brfbe, l'i)bfd)rift. 
 
 JKnCUIIipaSM, eiiKuoi'pas, iu. com- 
 pass) V. a. 1. iimgebcn, uinfctnie^en. 2. a) 
 uinringen, eini'djlie^cn , tiniileUeii un feinb: 
 Iid)t!r ilbi'id):). b) (iBaibniiVr.l einfr«i|«n. 
 3. uiniiil)ren, iiiugeljfii, uinffgeln. 
 
 JblllCUIIipHSSineait, enkum'pa^- 
 nieiit, t. 1. bn6 Umniigen, Umgeben. 2. i 
 bcr Umrd)ii>eif (im itveoeio. 
 
 l^UCUrev 0Mgk6re', (fr. 2C.) adv. 
 nod) einninl, bis (in itjeiitfrn). 
 
 Kncore, ». a. [Kjenrer] bie SBies 
 beri)Diuiig einer 'ilrie :c. buret) ben i)iui bis 
 uerinngen, nod) eiiimnl oerlangen. 
 
 KuCOUUter, enkoiin'iur, (fr. en- 
 contre) *. I. bai 3uiainineiitrctfcn , 3)fgeg= 
 nen, bie 3iil'rtii'>iieiifuiiff. 2. a) Dn6 feinDiid)c 
 3iiriiinmt:nrrfifirn, bai &e\«i)t. b) oer Siut^'' 
 fiunpf. 3. bit iinoiTtniirl)ctc >2Jii|Vrad)e, 'iln; 
 rebe. Shak. 4. t ber iSorfiill, Snf'^d. I'ope. 
 
 Kucuuntei^, v. a. l. (yineni (uii> 
 oermutl;et, plbtslic^) bcgegneii, (S'liitn trfiftii, 
 antri'ffen. 2. a) iingrtifcn, uiitoUcii. b; (fict)( 
 j.iiifni mit ... 3. 1 a) entgegcii|lel)eii. b) 
 iuibcriki;fn (einer &aci}e lo. c) bt\'\ti)tu 
 cillieiitener). d) entgegeiig.i)eiueinem5?;ii{>tT» 
 nn7e jo; iloueii uuif/. 4. -f tntgegtiigtljen, 
 entgegcnfoiniiien, btgegnen. 5. i entgegen; 
 foniinen (nut (iiiire ic), (Sinen bcljiiiibi;!!!. 
 
 Good time encounter lier. niiitge ber 
 i^iinniel iljr eine frolje iliin&e gebeii. You 
 are well — ed here. il)r feiO luillfoinnifll t>ier. 
 
 JKucouuter, t>. n. l. uiioeri)ititt)ei 
 jufninmentrrffen, |ld) begcgnen, fiil) tnrffirn 
 Ob. niitreffiu. 2. (witii) fmnbiid) jiitninnicn; 
 trfffcn (niir), \i<t) )"d)liigen, Danbgemem ma- 
 ben, ilreiten, fnmpfen (uiitj. 3. fid) ianteu, 
 l^reiteii (mit). 
 
 Kueuuiiferer, •nkdmi'turur, «. 
 l.bcrtiJegiicr, lUiigrfifeubc. 'i.'berfidjiort^er. 
 
 KuCOUrag'«, enkiirridje, v. a. 1. 
 
 a) ennutl)igcii. b> niifnmnreni, erniuntern. 
 c) i unreniiii^en, beleben, btforbern, oiif; 
 mnnrtrn. 2. (in) niureibeii, niiretjeii (jii). 
 
 KuCOuragr^iat^Ut) eukiir rldj<-- 
 ment, t. 1. bit (irniiinteniiig , iliifmniiter; 
 ling; 6-rnuirl;igiiiig. 2. i bie iJrfijrberiing, 
 -Begiiniliguiig, Uiuer|liii!iiiig,-2Jufinuiiterung. 
 3. ber 2liitrieb (jii). 
 
 KllC(»uraS'er, enkur'iidjeur, s. 
 1. ber >Jliifiiiiintrcfr. 2. i a) ber 'iimtifter. 
 
 b) brr 23eforberer, WoniuT. 
 
 ■CllCUUra^illg' J enkur'iidjein;;. 
 «((/. Ollfimiiircrilb. — adv. Unco ur'agiug- 
 I y . niiiniiiiitcriib. 
 
 Kucradlej Inkridl, v. a. in eiiu 
 SS5ii"gf Irgcn. Si'enslr. 
 
 l^IncrilliSOIl, enkiim'^n. (o. crim- 
 son) V. a. iiiir faruu'riiirorljirijiirbe bebrrfrii. 
 
 K n c r i m s o II e d , f aniU'filirotl), l)i'd)rotl). 
 
 KncriMped, ciikri&pd', ndj. locfig, 
 frail*. 
 
 JKnCritacllf ^nkrotsh', (fr. accro- 
 cher) V. >t. 1. (on, upon) i-ingrrit'cu , Qn\: 
 gntfe innd)i'ii ob. tl)iiii luu; HDiiMlfrn , bf> 
 fintriid)rigcn. 2. fid) aiiniaBrii. 3. fid) riiii 
 i"d)ii'idKii <i'. Ucbrliii. 4. iiOfripriiigon , bif 
 (^ri'iijcii ubrrfd)rei[cii 6. (oa, upou) pori 
 
 Ex\D 
 
 bringcn, oorri'itfen, (jereinnltfen (in). 
 5. The sea is said to encroach oa 
 the land, when it wears it away gradual- 
 ly, and the land encr one lies on tlie 
 sea, when it is extended into it by 
 allurion. 
 
 To encroach upon one's kindness, 
 3ein(inb« &ute niigbrniid)eM. 
 
 Kncruach, *. ber ffingriff. 
 • Kncroacher, enkrotsir^tr. *. i 
 G-iner, ber in 3eninnb« '^iedite ic. CS-ingriffe 
 rl)iit; ber ?&ceintrad)tiger, ©djtniilerer. 2. 
 ^er 2iiitnngeiibc, (Jiner, ber fid) Qtmai a\u 
 mngt, ber niiinngenbe iWeiifd). 
 
 Kncroaclling-ly, enkrAtsh'fngll, 
 adv. biwd) >2JnniaBiing. 
 
 Kncroaclinient, Inkn^tsh'mcnt, 
 *. I. (on) ber ©ingriff; bn* (S-ingreifcn (in). 
 2. bie giriinngiing; (sjeiurtlrtljntigffit. 
 
 Kncrust, eukrust', f. Iiierust. 
 
 KnCUinber, Inkum'bur, (p. cam- 
 ber) V. a. 1. I a) benf)n)ercii , belnilen. b) 
 t)inbern. 2. f a)bela|len, beliifcn (tnir @d!iil» 
 ben), b) uerfdjlingsn, oermicfeln. c) oeriBiri 
 
 Encumbered, oerfd)UlPf t. [ren. 
 
 Kncilinbraiice , onkum'branse, 
 *. 1. I bie Qa\1. 2. ± a) bir Snil. b) bie »es 
 ■d)n)frbe, 35efd)iuerlid)feir, bai ipiitberniB. 3. 
 
 !f ber %luSl»lld)4 (0. S?Ol\). Thomson. 4 
 
 i-J{ed)t«fpr.] a) bie nnf eiiiem (SJiire ic. Ijaf. 
 
 reiibe 2a\\ , bre 5>»portKf. b) pi. bit ®d)iiU 
 
 beiilail. (siir. *. ber ^fiiiibglanbiger 
 
 JKucuinbrancer, eukum'braii 
 
 Kucyclical, eu.HiK'lekal. (gr.) adj 
 :Vllllb . . . , Umlrtllf . . . - epistle, bai 9{iinb» 
 f.1)reiben. 
 
 Encyclopedia, ensiklope'dea.) 
 
 lilncyclopedy, ensiklApA'de, 5 
 (gr.) M. bit &ti3i)flop(ibiei 
 
 Kncyclopedeanjinsikinpe'dcan, 
 adj. eiijDflupnbifd). («. ber e-iiji)flopiibi|t. 
 
 Kncyciopedixt , en%ikl(>{>e'dtsr, 
 
 Kncysted, en\is'ted, (0. cyst) adj. 
 [-Meb.J in eineii Siicf, eine 'SUw eiiigef(^lo(i 
 I'cn. - tumor, bie ^alggefi^iuiii|l. 
 
 Knd, end, (angelf. end. ende, aende; 
 ijoll). andei; fnn£fr. anda. aiita; prrf. andan) 
 s. I. § bai (Jiibe (bcm Jfanine, brr 3eit, 
 Dnuer, 3al;( i\ad)): 2. i bii« Q-txbt, 3iei, bie 
 •Jlbfid)!, ber Swecf , (S-nbiioerf; (biil)er) bat 
 2>crtl)eil, »7iiit)en. 3. bai Qnbt, ber irb. 4. 
 Dili Qnbt, 3itl, bit &rtn\t. 3. bai Gi\bt, 
 Der @d)lii0. 6. ? bie lln"iid)e ob. Si-raiilafj 
 rung bei iobe5, ber lob. Shak. 7. biiS 
 (S-iibe ber SBelt. Shak. 8. bai leijte ®erid)t. 
 .Shak. 9. + a) bai G'iiPd)en , Snlcf. b) ± 
 ber ije^en. Shak. 10. bcr -5>fd)briil;t (btr 
 5d)ul}inad)er). 
 
 To no end, pergebfll^. Ta the - that, 
 in ber 'ilb|ld)r ban, bamit. -for-, nut 
 bell G-iiben. An - (fiiron -), 1. <iiifred)t; jd 
 Serge |lel)eiib (luie i^tiiire). 2. jiilei;t, am 
 (tnbt. 3. ([ gefi1)n)iiib. Most an -. ( ii. o 
 iinmer, nieiilrii^. By the-, ojiifiiflig, ooa 
 iiiigefal)r. At their wit's -, ftd) nid)t nic^t 
 JU l)riieti tviiTeiib. At liis tongue's-, j ouf 
 fT 3iiiigenrpil?e. Wiiliout -. in (*iuigfeit. 
 To get by the -, { (iTioiii iibfriegen (orii 
 (Sriuii* reben, fiigrn horein, lienuirbefouK 
 iiirii, ijfriuijfnegrn. To be all for oiw's -, 
 ganj iiiif iVuieii 95orrlifil bebiid)f i>ui. What 
 Gowek out ill the — , ivoju foU bai blfilCU? 
 
Fnip. f/ir. f'lll. fnl. Me. niPt. Fin*', fin. N6, move, n6r, got. ^il. rl6oH. Tnbp. Inh. iViJI. l7/in. Tllix. 290 
 
 END 
 
 To grow to an end, )u Qnit Qtfftn. What 
 will be the - of all this, ivie ivirb nl\ti 
 bivfftf rnt'en? To compa** one'* ends, 
 feineii Siuerf errfidjen. To make an - ot 
 any one. (yjlieil Uinf>rtn<|eil. To wake an 
 - of drinking. nilfl)brcn }U trinftll. There 
 would be an - of all ciril liberty if etc. 
 iiiir nlkr t>ur(jerud)eit 5rt'')eit wilrBe t& aui 
 ftm , wtnn ic. He is drawing toward* lii« 
 -, a i|l |>tiiem Qnbt nni)e. To make an - 
 with any one, ftd) nil( (^iiitm ucr()feid>en. 
 
 Proi>. Let the end try the man, 6<\S 
 ©nPe wirO tt au6\vn\'tn. He care» uoi 
 which -*oe» forward, er liftlilMt fid) (Jiinj 
 auf btn 3tlfaU. To make both end% meet, 
 in etn Xaa i)iiicin Kben ; fiiiiin aii6r«i(^tii. 
 To bnve the better - of a staff, Cen iBct: 
 tl)*jl nuf tViiier ©iritt Ijabrn. 
 
 End all, t £>« Serine, 95efd)lup. 
 Srak. — long, ndv. I. in n'rnber l!iiite, 
 (jtrrtDeju. l. eiiriiniii. Drvdes. -most. 
 a4}. II. adv. t. tiKfrriiteile, iveitrile , am 
 tveicrtldi , rntfernrnltn. 2. uiiigifei}"- ■ 
 ways, ado. iiiit bttitn GiiDrii jiirammeii. 
 -.wise, ndv. I. orniDe, Aiitrc(l)t. 2- n*"' 
 (|(frl)rr, niir nad) lu'rn gefrtjrrtiu Giite. 
 -'fman, i«t Ir&Dirr, Sorraiifer, ■Jliif: 
 fjufcr. -'*-Mouian, tit SJorriUifmiiii, 
 iriJftlfTinti. 
 
 Kii«lv o. a. 1. rnttn, fnbigen, bttnbtn, 
 btt\it><itn; abmci<t>tt\ iOit(<ttAiU). 2. uni: 
 bniuuii , tPttcii ; urriii(t)ttii. Shar. 
 
 l<In<lf V n. 1. (ll^ii)en, enben, (id) 
 tn{\(\tn. ill Qntt (jeljcii. 2. <iiOen (im 
 @prtd)eni. 3. ? urrtiiBrn, (Itrbeii. 
 
 Klldaitinire , enda^ idje, (u. da- 
 mage) V. a. I.I t>(ri1).ifi()(n. 2. i |'d}ii&eii 
 '.(Jmrni), b«nort)fl)fili!it" ((I'lU'tt). 
 
 Ku(lain»<|r«ine»t , endam'idje 
 piani, J. Ber ©il).iOf, 'Ji.»(l)tl)«l , 25frlii|l. 
 
 KudanifKr) endJinjiir. (l<. danger; 
 K. a. I. off.ii)rci:ii , ill («eiiil)r briiiaeii; bt- 
 einn-ndjfiiuii , (>li'§tlt(len. 2. f •" <^tuM)T 
 feiii, }ii frrfoniiiirn idriuaS). B*coji. 
 
 Kiidnnf(eriiieiit,eadAn'jiiruient. 
 ». Pie Wt-fiihr. 
 
 Kll(l»rt, enrtart'. r. a. (Brn ^ilrf> 
 (VitO) hiiiiriiiKiiDen, t^ineiiiBraiiorn. Shak. 
 
 KlldeMrf end^er', (u. dear) v a. 
 I. 6flifbt, Ktttt), ttjtutr niflcttii. 2. t »". 
 t^eiitrit. I«tj<ii6. 
 
 JKlKlenrillfi', endei'r'ng, idj. t 
 
 Klltlenritltrnt, endeer'ment. s. 
 I. bit Cittfi'i'imfl , 3iirilii1)feit. Thomsoh. 
 t.%\c a3frtl)i'd)ii9iiiin, Sitbe. 3. bit ilii; 
 nr^nilirt)ffit, tcr iKfij. 
 
 Kndenvor, endevur, «. Die 3)i!: 
 (Irfbiiiid, bM SJcilrtOeii , 6ie teifriflt) ^e. 
 uiiif)iiii!i. 
 
 To do one's endeavor, ([fief) tfffrt" 
 frfn , rrild)ffll. With one's best (uiinosi) 
 -«, niit'6 ©■ifrigile, niir* 9)fjle, aii<iri(; 
 flenfiid)ft. 
 
 Kii<leaT<»r, r. n. (after) trnd)rrn 
 (nnd)), firt) bfilrcbrn (ciiitr ©ii(f)«), fid) 
 ((ifrtt)) brimll)rn (iinu. 
 
 To endeavor to obtain an employ, 
 (t<f) III" rill '}linr bciiiuhrii. 
 
 Kiiil«av<»r, r. a. rrrrii<f)rii. 
 
 It is our duly to endeavo'r the reoo- 
 
 very of these beneficial siilijects. 
 
 Chatkam. 
 
 cilMllvitjc .ijjuik, 
 
 , eiideiu'ik. ^ (flt.) 
 
 klj endeiirekal ,> adj. 
 I, ende lueal, )(-))?eb.' 
 
 EiND 
 
 Endeavorer, •ndev*urur. «. @iner 
 
 btr fill) beiTrrbt vbtt btimiijr, tmd)tet. 
 
 Kudecag'On , endek'agon, (j)r.) 
 t. [(i)i'om.J b<\6 Olfftt. 
 
 Kudecasy liable, Indekasiriabl, 
 *. [(sjriimin.] did eilfillbi.je -ICort. 
 
 KitdeiltiC) ende 
 
 Ktideniical 
 
 Kudeiiiial 
 rnbrniMct), ortiic^ tinl^eimifd), IJaiiOi..., 
 ;Solf*... (itrnnfl)fiteio. 
 
 KudeniZC, enden'iz, ^ (U. de- 
 
 EndeilizeO, endenCAn, ^ niiieii; 
 t »• a. embiirgcrii (ntid) i). 
 
 Kude>r, endii, (fr. enduire) v. u. 
 lSi\Ut\.\ gut uerCiiueu. 
 
 Ending-, end Ing, «. I. baS (^nbt; 
 (inbuyn. i. iCiJrnium.] Die ©ncfilbe, bn 
 d-iiDbiicDitttbe, bAi Siibivort. 
 
 Kndlct, ^ (bcffer Indict, 
 
 Kndite, endile', ) Indite) (lai.) 
 V. a. 1. (iiJ)riftii(<)) utrflrtgen, nnflngtn, be« 
 irtiigrn. 2. birtireii. 3. abfnffen, iintroerfen, 
 .iiifiV^rn, iiifDrrfdjreibfn. 
 
 Kndir table, > (brfffr la- 
 
 Enditable, end!'iabl,^dic table) 
 adj. rttijiifl.ijen, ill beliiiigni. [SJefingte. 
 
 Enditee, cndiic', *. btt Siiigtrriagte, 
 
 Endictineut, * ( 
 
 Endltenieut, eudite'mcnt,^ 
 Indictment) *. 1. ['JCriDUfpr.) (le uoii 
 bn grotftn CJiiri) i>orgcbrai1)te, nio begruiiOet 
 <rii(J)tete *MiifInge. 2. eiiie in -Soriu ttnt6 
 i'>it\t^(6 enciuorfene ^ill ob. dtCmuna i»m 
 •Jiii^eii bee genieinen iUefene. 
 
 Knditer, endi'tiir, (bc([er Indi- 
 t er) ». I. ber 'Unfuigfr. 2. f bet JSerfnucr. 
 
 Endive, en'div. (fr. 'iti.) *■ {•iioi.\ 
 bie (S-nbiDic, SUegeiuiUte. Curled -, bit 
 fr.uife (fiibmie. 
 
 Endive-like, ci(i)brienartig. 
 
 Endless, endlet, (l>. End) adj. I. 
 fiibli?«. 1. 1-MfiUl).) uiuiiblicl). 3. (I liuigiiun 
 (uon OKfnid)^). 4. iiiimeriu.il)rcub , fi'"= 
 baiitrnb. — ado. Eud'lessly, eublue, 
 imiiieriuii()reiib. 
 
 An endless man, ein "^enfc^, ber ni( 
 frrrig ivirb. i should be endless if .., id) 
 lufirbe nie oufljorfn , ibhiii :c. 
 
 Endlesuneits, eud'l««nes, «. bic 
 Q-nbUMKlfeit , llneiiOlid)feit. 
 
 Endlunii:, (fd)i)tr.) an etnanber fort. 
 
 Eudoctriue, endnktrin, (u. doc- 
 trine) P. a. uMitrrid)ten , iiiitenvL-iren. 
 
 Endorse, eiid6r»e', (btffer In. 
 
 dorse) (fr. endosser) a. a. 1. -J- (illlf 
 bem 9<u(fen) beUiben, bebtcfen. 2. a; li>ui; 
 bell inboifiren, girircn, I'lberiueifc" » ut'cr: 
 trrtgen (tintn «ajcd)rl); (on, upon) girireii 
 iniif, an), b) (eiiicn SBertrag ic.) auf ber 
 ^{iirffrite, aiKiutiibig ril'trirt)reiben 3. 133iid)! 
 binb.i (bie I)ecfe ui'ii ^)>a|)pc) niit einriii 
 •Ji'iicfen upn ^^Jcrgameiit :c. i)eriV()en; ben 
 9{i"icfen (eiiiefi 2)iii1)e«' -nnrtjen. 
 
 Eu<lurNee, endor»ie-, «. [$anbei) 
 ber Onbt'uar, C^ir.u. 
 
 Eudomeilieut, endorse'ment, j. 
 I. IXJanbi'l) ba« o"'f'MTf"iienr, Crnbonimriir, 
 Me .JnMiiTiriiiig, llrbiTrriigiiiiij , bii» («iiiv 
 •I. bie '}lund)rift, lirberrd)riff (am ^rirfeii 
 !C.) 3. 1 bie SJrilarioimg. 
 
 Bills, tirafts ready for endoraeiueii t, 
 
 EKE 
 
 [^anbetl ^tmai)tti Ropier. 
 
 Endorser, end6r'sur, «. [$anbe(] 
 ber 3nDi>(ient, 3nbD(Taht, ©irnnt. 
 
 Endoss, endoii' , v. a. f einfc^iici* 
 ben , eingraben. Si'en.^ee. 
 
 EndO-^V, endou'. (l). ft", doner) v. a. 
 1. i9?ec<)t3ipr.] rtuei^enern. 2. i au«|leuern, 
 begabcn. 3. f begaben (^irdjen ic); flu5» 
 flatten, gruiiben, fliften. 
 
 EudoYver, Indouur, ». 6-incr, ber 
 auSileiiert, beg.ibt. 
 
 Endowment, InHou'iueni, s. i. 
 bie Scgabung, b<\6 21u6|leucrn. 2. bie 21ii^> 
 flattung ; bki4 geflifrete (Sinfommen (o. 'iir> 
 inenfjanfern zc). .3. i bie 6)iibe, 9ianirgabe, 
 ba^ talent, fiiini <Sflauen tnad)eii. Hai.l. 
 
 Elldruflg°e, eudnidje', V. a. f 
 
 Endue, endd', (beffor Indue), ((. 
 Induo) i>. a. I. || f aiKSflarnn , beg.iben. 2. 
 t au6ruilen , au^ilatteii , begoben. 
 
 Endurable, eudii'rabl, adj. iXt 
 trdglid). 
 
 Endurance, enduianse, «. I. bit 
 Dauer. Spehser. 2. bai (^rtragen, 'Jiu*' 
 l;atteni Grbulbtn, ^u«flel;en. 3. f ber>}Uifi 
 fd)u6. Shak. 
 
 Endure, andiire', (fr. endurer) 
 v. n. I. baiiern. 2. biilbeii , leiben. 
 
 Endure, v. a. i. f au^l)aiten. 2. t 
 ertragtn, au^ililjen, erbniben, letben. 3. f 
 beljarren (bei). 
 
 Not to be endured, iinerfraglid) , un< 
 aii^llehlid). To — the womb, -f trogm, 
 trad)tig leiii. 
 
 Endurer, endu rur. « I. G-iner, 
 ber aii6l)iilt, ertnigt, leibet ic. 2. (Siner, 
 ber bei einer ©iid>e belj.irrt. 
 
 Eneas, ^ni'as, (Ene'e) «. [ afte 
 Oit\\i). ) 'ileiiea*. 
 
 Enecate, euekite, ^nt.) v. a. t 
 tiJBten, iinibringen. Harvey. 
 
 Eneid, encid, t. bie 2lentibe. 
 
 Enema, ene'ma, (gr.) «. [■Web.] 
 b<[6 i{li)thrr. 
 
 Enemy, en'eme, (fr. ennemi) «. 1. 
 [■iJKilir.] ber ijeinb. 2. i a) ber 'Jeinb; An 
 - to falsehood, ein ^(ittb ber i'l'ige. b) 
 [Jljepl.] ber geinb , <a3iberrad)er , Grifeinb, 
 lenfd. 3 fi'ir enmity. bieiJcinbrd)oft. Sha*. 
 
 Eneorem'a, encoie ma, j. [>));eb.] 
 •2Bplfd)en, (J'^'^en (iin iirin). 
 
 Energ-etic, enerjli'ik, ^(gr.) 
 
 Energ-etical, Inerjci ekal.^ adj. 
 I. fraftuoa, iiiid)brii(flid) , energifd), wirf. 
 fam , rrafrig. 2. tl)iuig , roirfeiib. 
 2. We must conceive of God as a Being 
 eternally e n e rg eti c. 
 
 Ener^-etically, enerjet'ekalle, 
 adv. energifd), nad)brrirfiii-f). 
 
 Enert^-ic, euirjik, adj. rnergifc^,'. 
 fnifrig , I'ollfnifrig. 
 
 Energfize, en'erjue, v. n. tntt 
 i)'iad)bruif luirfni. — v. a. tinn ©ac^e 
 •)iad)brn<f, ©iieroie (jeben; frafti>t>(i, ener»; 
 gii'd) iiuid)en. 
 
 Euerf^rizer, eneijueur. t. ber pb. 
 fae iiiir i)iiid)i""rurf 'iSirfriibe, ber pb. wni 
 K'nergif gicbr. 
 
 Ener|;;'y, en-lrje. (gr.) s. I. bfe 
 uiiniri- Pb. iiian'Mirnbe) Kriifr. 2. bieKrait, 
 Kniitfiine , SBi'flfriiit , Ciiirrqir, brr ^)ii\(l)t 
 Cru<f. 3. bie 2Uirf fanirrit , Itjatigrrit. 
 
300 F.\te, far, fall, fat Me, met. Fine, f fn. NA, mSve, n5r, gSt, 6il, cUM. TAbe, tdb, fdll. t/tin, THis. 
 
 ENE 
 
 Enervate ) ener'vite, ((nt.) r. a. 
 v. tntneruen, enttrnften. 2. [iljiernrjneif.] 
 To enervate a horse, eiiiem ^ferfte bie 
 leiBen gledjfen ob. 2liif^c6enm«feln ber SSor; 
 lerlippe nfcfc^nei&en. Encvc. 
 
 Enervated with, entncrut uon. 
 
 Knervate, arfj. l. entnerut. 2. ± 
 
 KnervatlOII) enerv&'shun, «. bte 
 
 (Jntiienniiig , G-iitfrnftuffl; ©djiucic^e. 
 
 Kuerve^ enerv', ». a. cntneruen, 
 entfraftfii ; fcl)ii'n(fccn , bredjen (eine Sraft). 
 
 Kiaeuf^rllf (r(i)i'>tr.) enough. 
 
 Kilfainiiiil, enfam'ish, v. a. aixi' 
 Jjungeni , Drrljiinflcrii In^tn. 
 
 Knfeeble, Infcbl, ». a. ^ u. i 
 (d)\Viid)in , entfrdften. 
 
 Knfeebleineilt, enfe'blment, t. 
 tie (Srf)H)fld)ung ; (5-nffr<iftun(j. 
 
 Enfeluned, enfelund, (U. felon) 
 adj. mild, grnufani. Spenser. 
 
 Knfeoff, eiifeef, enfeff', (Int.) r. a. 
 1. [9{ed)t^i"pr.] beui)nen. 2. i l)infleben. 
 ijberflebcn , ju Sefjii geben. Shak 
 
 Kaf eofFinent , luflfment, t. I. 
 bit aSelcljiuiiig. 2. btr Sd)enbnef. 
 
 Knfetter, Inflt'tur, r. a. T u. 1 
 fefietii, in JJeffeln fcbfigeiu (to) fefTclii (an). 
 
 Kufever^ enfevur, p. a. 1. t>a& 
 gicber I'erurfndjen, geben (©inetii). 2. ± 
 einen mit ic. nnilerftn. [f luilb niad)en. 
 
 Knflerce, enfcerse', en terse', v. a. 
 
 Kufilade, IntelAde', (fr. 913.) «. l. 
 tie flcrnbe Cinie; ber Durdjgnng in gcrnber 
 8{it^tun(i; bie 9{«i^e. 2. ['Mint.] bte 25e|lret. 
 (^(iiiifi (cine« Wevti) in (jernber Cinie. 
 
 Knfllade, v. a. l. l'7}2ilit.j in (je- 
 taber Sinie 6e(lrctd)cn. -1 in fl:tnber 9eid)= 
 tung, gerabe biird)gel)cn. 
 
 Knflre* Infire', r. a -f- anit'tnben, 
 entjiinben; (nud) ±) aafeiicrn, anfad)en. 
 
 Kurorce, Intorse', (fr. entorcir) 
 r. tt. 1. (Inrfen, I'criLirfcn. 2. frjiuingen ; 
 burdjic^en. 3. fd)ncf(en, r^Xeubern. 4. (to) 
 jwingen, treiben, nnirciben (jU). Shak. 5. 
 ©tiuafi einfd)nvfcn , nndjbriicflidj geitenb nin; 
 (ften; niit 9f(id)brurf criunern (an). 6. uo(l: 
 I'leijtn, i>o(l|'trerfen ((aefctje tc). 7. branaen, 
 ln« ®ebrdnge bringen. Shak. 8. f bart()nn, 
 betueifeu. Hooker. [treiben, eyequiren. 
 
 To enforce payment, Sct)nlCen bei; 
 
 Knrorce, v. n. l. f mit Qiexoait t)cr« 
 fut^cn. 2. ben 2Jeiuci5 ful^ren. 
 
 Kiiroroe, s. bie J<raft,©t^rfe, ^Kac^t. 
 
 Knf'wrceablef euf^r'sebl, ad). 
 jti i>i.>!ljid)cn, jii cVjiuiMflen. 
 
 Kufurcedly, enf^r'sldli, adu. 
 au6 3i«aiig, jmaiigfiycife. Shak. 
 
 Kllforceinent, enfArse'ment, «. 
 I. bie SScrildrfung :c. 2. i a) bie SBefrdftis 
 flting. Ii) ber bringfnbe®ruiib,SSeu'ci^griinb, 
 llcber)eugiing^griinb. 3. ba6 drjaiingcn, 
 ber 3'ui'ifl. *• bie ®ciuair, ©tArfe; Dring: 
 (td)fcit. 5. bie S>clliicf)ung, SSollilredung 
 <be6 (5>efe^e6 jo. 
 
 Knrorcer, lufAr'sur, «. (Finer, ber 
 jroiiigt, G-iiua« erjuungt, I'rflitrerft, wilt 
 |ic^t. [ten, lenfen; f. Form. 
 
 ICnform^ enffirm', v. a. tllbtn; lei: 
 
 ICnruiildered, cntduldlrd, (fr. 
 foudroyer) adj- t '"'» Sjlt^eii wnnifd)r, 
 unlet !&ti|Kii> SpsascK. 
 
 ENG 
 
 Enfranchise, enfran'tsh'z, (U. 
 
 franchise) v. a. I. frei, log geben ob. lafjen. 
 
 2. a) fiir (politifd)) frei erfldren, (Jinem bie 
 5reit)eit geben. b) einbi'irgern; naturalifiren. 
 
 3. befreien (au6 betn ®efdngniffe). Shak. 
 Knfrancliiseinent y enfran'- 
 
 tshiiinent, t. 1. bie JJreiniac^ung ; SSe; 
 freiung. Shak. 2. bie ©inbiirgerung. 
 
 Enfrancliiser, enfrau'tshizur, 
 «. &iner, ber frei innd>t, befreit. 
 
 KufrOYvard, enfro'ward, v. a. 
 miberrpdii|lig niad)en. 
 
 Ung-agre, engAje', (fr. engager) 
 V. a. I. uerpfanben, uerfe^en ((FtroaS). Ho- 
 DiBRAs. 2. i a) al4 Ci)ci0el iibergeben; baran 
 feijen, auffi ©pic( fei^en; i)erffid)ten , uer; 
 binbtid) macljen, I'erbiiibeii. b) (to) luerben, 
 aniuerben , geiuinnen (fiir; ; uernnlajjcn, uer< 
 m&gen. c) (in) ucrmirfein, uerfiec^)ten (in), 
 d) einnel;nien (iperjen ;c. to, fiir). e) an- 
 jiehen, reijen. f; auf fid) jicljen (bie 9liif! 
 tntrdmnteit). g) berd)dfrigcn. h) nngreifen; 
 fjanbgeniein merben (mit). i) ermdd)tigen, 
 beaufiragen. j) bingen, bebingen , mictl)en. 
 2. a) Nations engage tliemiielves to 
 each other by treaty, 9?atiijnen mrtd)en 
 (id) burd) einen SBertrag gegenfeitig uers 
 binblid). c) Be nu4 liasty to — yourself 
 in party disputes. The nation is en- 
 gaged in war. d) Good nature en- 
 gages every one to its possessor, 
 h) The army engaged the enemy at 
 ten o'clock. The captain engaged 
 the ship at point blank distance. 
 To engage one's self to., fid) Vtt: 
 pflidjten ob. uerbinben , fid) oerbinMid) ma. 
 d)en JU..; (to any one> (id) ©ineiii oerbiii; 
 Den. To — one's self in.., fid) einlafjen 
 auf, in, mit.., Qlnt^cil ncl;men an.., fid) 
 obgcbcn mit.. To be deeply engaged in 
 conversation , iebl;afren aintl)cii an eiiicr 
 llnterrebung nel;incn. The aiuiy was en- 
 gaged before etc., baS Speer Ijatte fid) 
 in ein ®efe4t eingeMffcn, elje jc. Your 
 ihoughts are too much engaged, (Sie 
 t)a6eu oici ju beiifen. 
 
 Kug-ag-e, V. n. I. (with) fid) in ein 
 ®efcd)t euilafien, fid) fd)lagcu (mit). 2. (in) 
 fid) einlaffen in ob. auf..; ubenieijmen (eiu 
 fflefd)dft). 3. (id) i<erpflid)ten , fid) uerbinb; 
 lid) madjen. 
 
 Kug'aS'edly , cngA'jedli , adv. 
 ernfilid), eifrig , mir »21nl;dngiid)feit, nuf 
 eine 31rt, >oeId)e bie 31i)t)dnglid)feit an eine 
 ^artci funbtt)iit. 
 
 KugagredueNS, IngA'jIdnls, «. 
 1. ber drnil, (Sifer. 2. Der3u|^'iiib bt6 !Be» 
 rd)nffigtretn<. 
 
 MCug-ag-enient, Ingaje'mlnt, (. 
 1. bie SBcrjjfdnbung. 2. bie 25erpflid)tung, 
 23erbinblid)feit. 3. bie 9(n()dnfllid)fctf an eine 
 -Jjnrtei, <J5arteilid)feit. Swirr. 4. bie 2}e« 
 rdjdftiflimg. 5. ba6 ®efed)t, .$)aiibgcmenge. 
 6. ber ^Bciueggriinb. 
 
 To enter into an engagement to, 
 fid) einlaffen auf obrr mit . . 
 
 Kugager^ IngAje'ur, «. ^iner, ber 
 fic^ iu Qtivcii vev\>(iid)ict ober verbinblid) 
 mad)t. 
 
 Kng-aging*, engije'!ng , aiJ. ti\u 
 neljmenb, aii}iet)enb. — ade. E n g a ' g i n g 
 i y , eiiiue<>)uciit), auf ein^ verbiiiblic^e SCcife. 
 
 ENG 
 
 Eng-allant, engll'Iant, ». a, i 
 jum Sicbljaber :c. mad)en. f. Gallant. 
 
 Eng-aul, enjale', v. a. | u. i ein* 
 ferferii. Sha». 
 
 Kngarboil, engar'boil, V. a. f in 
 iBermirrung ob. in Unorbnung bringen. 
 
 Eng-arland, engar'land, t). a. mit 
 einer Slumenfd)nur umgebai. Sidjies. 
 
 JEngarrison, Ingar'resn , v. a. 
 1. mit einer ©arniren oerfeljen, butd) tint 
 ®arnifon befdjii^en ob. beberfen; aSefa^uufl 
 in einen Drt legcn. 2. i etnnel)men. 
 
 To be engarrisoned, m ®arnifon 
 liegen. [(gr.) *. + ber SBaut^rebnet. 
 
 Eng-astrimutli, Ingas'tremut/i, 
 
 Kugender, enjen'dur, (fr. engen. 
 drer) v. a. 1. ?jeugen, erjeugcn. 2. ± jeui 
 gen, erjeugen, ^eruorbringen, yerurfac^cn, 
 ^eroorrufen. [entfleljen. 
 
 Eng-ender, v. «. ^ erjeugt luerben; 
 
 Engeuderer, li^eu'durur, «. ba 
 Seuger, ©rjeuger; ba6, ma& erjeugt, bie 
 (mirfenbe) ilrfadie. 
 
 Eng-ild, engild', V. a. uergolben; 
 gldnjenb mad)en , burcttfunfeln. Shak. 
 
 Engine f enjin, (fr. engin, arm. 
 ingin) «. 1. ['>)J?ed).] bie TSJafdjinc, bai 
 jtunffgejeug, ilunilgetriebe, ber &bpel. 2. 
 bie ^rieg6ma)"d)ine, bai itrieg^merfjeug. 3. 
 bie JJeuerfpri^e. 4. bie ^oltet. 6. b<\6 
 2Berfjeug (im QlUg.) 6. i a) ba6 <a3erfjeug, 
 'TOittefc b) I b(i& aSJerfjeug, ber Urijeber. 
 c) ber itunilgriff. 
 
 Engineer, enjenecr'. *. 1. [TOilit.] 
 ber ICriegsbaumeiiler, Ougenieur. 2. § ber 
 (Qiviu K.) Ongenieur. 3. ber ■>X)iafd)inen» 
 matter, «J)Iafd)inenuerfcrtiger, 5Rai"d)inen» 
 bauer. 
 
 Enginery, In'jinre, *. I. bie ®e> 
 (d)n^funfi. Milto.n. 2. ba6 &efd)ut}, bie 
 ainiderie. Miltow. 3. i ber ainfdjlag, 
 jlunilgriff. Shenstohe. 
 
 Engird, engird', (Engirt) pft. 
 Engirt, v. a. umgiirteii, umgeben (aud) ±). 
 
 Englad, IngUd', v. a. froi), friiljlid) 
 marf)en. [fc^leimig, unrein. 
 
 Englaiined, Inglamd', adj. f 
 
 England, iiig'glaiul, (angelf. En- 
 gla-land) t. [®eogr.j (S-nglanb. 
 
 Engle, Inggl, (Ingle) «. bet 
 Oiarr , ber Ircpf. 
 
 Englisii, ing'glish, adj. tnqtifd). 
 
 E n g I i s h - m a n, ber (S'ngldnber. --wo- 
 man, bie G'ligldnberiiin. 
 
 Englisii, t. 1. Die &ngldnDer (a\i 
 SSolf). 2. bie englifdje ©prad)e, DaS (S-ngIi> 
 |d)e. 3. [lijpogr.J bie ^J^-ittel "Jlntiiiua. 
 
 To speak euglish, (5-nglifd) rpred)cn. 
 
 Englisii, V. a. in Da^ @'iigltfd)e fiber* 
 ff^en. 
 
 Englishry, ing'gl'shre, *. [^itd)t6t 
 fur.] t bie (i-igriifd)aft oDcr bai SBorred)t 
 eiiicf' (Jngldnbcr^. Cowei- 
 
 Eilglnt, eiiglut', (fr. engloutir) v. a, 
 t 1. verfd)lingeii. 2. ilbevfiidcn. (f. Gore, 
 
 Engore, Ingore'. V. a. burd)bohren. 
 
 Engorge , cngorje', V. a. f U. 1 
 i'erfd)lingfii. - v. n. i>rrrd)liiigcn, fd)iucl3fii. 
 
 Engraft, cngralf. (bcffir Ingraft) 
 V. a. I. t 11. i eilipfrrpfin. 2. i ny To bt 
 engrafted to..., aiihaiigrn (©^inem). 
 SuAtu b> i^ffanjeii (.bui SLi3or( ®Dtte« uj. 
 
Fitfl. far. fMl. fat. M*. mk. Fine, fin. IV6, m6ve, n6r gSf. 6?l, cl6Arf. TAhe. tub, fnll. tMn, THi«. 361 
 
 EiNG 
 
 Kngmftntent , Ingraft'nilnt, *. 
 1. eoe &iMptri>wten. 2. cae ^Jjfrcpfrfi^. 3. l 
 ^a6 @hi(iciinirtrlcrein. 
 
 Kllgrrail, engrile', (ft. engreler) v. 
 ». [pttmt] au^jflrfen, mit ninDlidjeii 3.i(f= 
 <btn , <fc(^upp(t»en , ^unftrn fltii jltaiice uer; 
 jirefn. [ farben, ttef farbeii. 
 
 >:^^.l!)n|^ra(nf Ingrine', e. a. DUIlfel 
 '■y ISug^rapplev engrappl, r. n. fict) 
 6nl<ieii, \. Gr;ipple. [ Vflcfen. 
 
 Kngrrasp, engrasp', r. a. rtoreifea, 
 
 Knuravef engrave', (\x- graver* 
 frmet. engraved , p. p. engraved u. en- 
 graven, V. a. I. grnben, eiiii]r>i&en, i'd)iiei: 
 ben, einr(<>iiei£>fn, )ltcf)eu, gniviren. 2. i eni> 
 pniflfii, eiiiflrnbcn. 3. t btflrnben. 
 
 liln^rMVeilieiltf engrivemeat, s. 
 i. tai (£ie(t)cii, Sd)iKi6eu, (Smariibeii, Wrn; 
 Birrn. 2. Cir a)ilP<imbftnrbeJt , bit ^rbeir, 
 bai'lCerf eine6ftiin|l|lccf>er6, ®teiii>, ©tiit)l:, 
 .^Tttird)neit>tr« , Jtu|>fet|Ud)er4, &taotut6, 
 tit tjrauicte '21rbcit. 
 
 Kiiff ruver, engrivur, I. bev S(un\i> 
 \U(t)tv, virrin>, ©Mljl--, §i'rmi"it>neit>tt, ibilD' 
 flrober. Oitavittt, Oirauciir. 
 
 KiigTUvery , engrAve'ri, «. f bit 
 fltiiuirte Jlrbi'it, ^ilfflriibfrnrbcit. 
 
 l^Il^rMving;', engrAve'mg, «• 1. bil£ 
 (Btrt^eii, sBit)!ieib(ii, Q'indrabeii, bit @cavir>, 
 fiuiiriilfrtvrfiiiiil. 2. btr JJupferilic!). 
 , Kii^rievCf cngr^iv', r. a. frmifen. 
 ■ KnflT'OMS, engr6»«', (ft. engroMir) 
 V. a. 1. t ucrbirfm. 2. t ninftcn. 3. t n»if' 
 ^liufcti, jurammciil^iiiifeM , buret) 'iliifljAiifni 
 virtirbgern. 4. iioii) an fid) ^ittjcn, o>fii} f>ir 
 fid) hi 'ilnrpriict) ntljmtn. 5. li^iuibel] (H)U> 
 (terljaft) oiiffnuffn cHJoarfn) ; to- ihe trade, 
 btu *pitnbel an fict) rri^en; ^(l(int)anbel rret> 
 ben. 6. i (jani fiir fid) neljuien. 7. mit ilat' 
 ta, birfer, iiljDiier ®d)rift abfcftretben ober 
 auf)cid)iien, miinbiren. 
 
 To engross tlie conversation, tat 
 SDort afli'in fijhren. Pleasure — es the de- 
 •iies of all nninkind, tai SJergMUijen ifl 
 brr ein)ii)e 0)rnrn|1nnb ber 'iii3i'ini'(t)e t>U gam 
 |en ')nenrd)eiignVt)U(i)t<. 
 
 M£,ngro»»*:r y engrAse'iir, «. I. bcr 
 ttuffiiiifur; iKlfiiiljaiiblfr. 2. ffmer, brt rinr 
 itrftinbe k. iminbirt. 
 
 KllffruilMlll|7, engrnseing. «. 1. 
 li^aiibel) b.i3 ( miid)erljafrf ) »lluffniiffn, br» 
 Kaiif aui ^pefuliitiDn, *Jluffaiif. 3. bca 
 TOunbtren. 
 
 UnigrOHHtncnt, engrAs'ment, «. 
 1. ber ii>iid)(rlict)e ^iluffaiif. 2. i bai ubev 
 mamat (tttvcTbixi^, bit Aufgclji^tiften fflfitrr, 
 (2d)iii;e. 3. bit 'ilbfdjrift, aaifjeictjnmio in 
 flarftr i<t)'omr (a(t)rift. 
 
 Kns'UHril, engvard', v. a. -f 6vioa> 
 d)en, ber(t)iif5fii. Shar. 
 
 Kn^-nir, enguir, V. a. in dnrn -Hb- 
 flTUnb, toctSimb ih'irjrn. 
 
 Kug'uiraiieiif, •nguirment, ». brr 
 @tiiri in roirn «S(t)lunb, ba6 iBrn(])iiMnbcn 
 in cinem @d)iiiiibt. 
 
 KlnhMIIce , enhanie', OlPrm. cn- 
 hnuncer) v. a. 1. * in bif S)6l)e t)tb(n. 2. j 
 a) erh&l)fn. b) ifriden, prrthcncrn , i^iniitif' 
 tnibrn, t)'i>t)(C rrribrii. e) prnirtgrrn. 
 
 To enhance in vaine, dtlfU'1)In(|rH. 
 
 KullMncKintrnt , ■■ihiiiK'-'ineiil. 
 
 '«. i. b>c &rboi)Uim 2. SBrrarMnYuita , I 
 
 E^L 
 
 35ermef)run(j. 3. bie @tetgerung, 93ertf)eue) 
 vn\\i\. 
 
 Knliiuicer, enhan'sur, «. Q-iner, 
 ber ubtr tii6, \va& ben ^rt\6 ic. tt>)1>t)t; 
 bn ©tfujerer, SJertljeuerer, lleberbictcr. 
 
 Kukarbury euharbiir, v. a. f u. 1 
 beivoi^iien. [mac^en. 
 
 Kllliartlen^ enhar'dn, v. a. brei|l 
 
 KlltlarinoniC^ enharoionili., (i]r. I 
 adj. ('JJiuf.J eiiljariiionifd). - interval, ber 
 enl)arnii:>iuid)e 3nteri>aU. 
 
 Knig-iua, enigtua, ) (gr.) «. ba£ 
 
 li)iiig-iii) eii igm, 5 '^iiitQiel- 
 
 lL»ij!(inMtiC) enigiiiai'U, > ,. 
 
 Kllig^Uiaticul, enigiuarekal,^ 
 rrttl)|tlt)ii|f. — udo. £nigniat'ically, 
 rtitijieihaft. 
 
 JKiii|rma(ist, inig'maciat, «. QiutT, 
 ber i>{att}iei inac^r, ber >>{d(^i'cibi(t)ter ; (j-tner, 
 ber nutjieil^afr fprid)t. (rdiDfeln. 
 
 Kuilfinatizey iu'g'maiixe, V. n. 
 
 Klljuin, enjoin', (fr. enjonidre) v. a. 
 1. (^inea aiiifeiren, &laem eiiir(t>tirfrn, aui' 
 eriegen, aufctagen. 2. l')it(t)it\»t.i (Suncm 
 aiibt'fi't)l(n. 
 
 Kujoiner^ enjoin'ur, «. ber Stnmci* 
 fer , •iliibffitjienbe, iliiiueuenbe. 
 
 Kujoiuinent, •nj6iu'utaut, «. ber 
 "iJefeljl, Cie ^linueifung. 
 
 lilujoy, eiijOi', (D.Joy) p. a. (mit 
 Sii|1,' geuiepen; ild) lueiben nn..; \i<tf einer 
 £ad)e \u erfreiien t)tiben. 
 
 Tu enjuy one's aelt, fic^ freucn Ob. Cr> 
 freuen, ful) ucrgnugen. 
 
 Kiijoy, t>. n. t f((t) be6 2tbtnt frruen. 
 
 Knjoyuble f enjA^abl, adj. be6 
 (S)eiiii||e« fdl)ig, gciii)([en meroen t&iinenb, 
 Ci>eiiuiJ gt'ii<iil)reiib. 
 
 Knjoyer, enjSi'ur, «. ber OUmt^eT, 
 SJeMOer. ((Senii^i iJcilrj. 
 
 Kujoyinentf enj^iment, «. ber 
 
 He hat no enjoyment oi' himself, er 
 ill feiner I'elbil ut(t>t uidc^tig , ec gelj&ri {id) 
 nt(1)t an. 
 
 Knkiniile, enk'n'dl, r. a. I. f an> 
 jiinben. 2. t eutflauimen, entjunbcn, crre> 
 gen; (unio) begierifl niad)en (nod)), enti 
 flammen (fur). Sma*. - p. n. fid) entjiiii. 
 ben, fid) entiliimmen. (ipirfen. JJMAk. 
 
 Knlur4lf enlard', (P. lard) o. a. be> 
 
 Knlttrg^e, enlarje', (P. large) v. a. 
 
 1. ? ermeitern, nu«b.:/ien, au^breircn. per. 
 gr&iJern, permeljren. 2. i aj ermeitern. b> 
 urrnieljren. c) pergrJeern. d) freigebig feiii 
 <niir). e) iiberrd)ii9<n. 3. a) frei laff^n , lo6 
 laffen. b) nuf freien {Ju0 fieflen, ©incni 
 freien Sauf lafTcn. Suak. 4. aaffioren, an. 
 bringen (itlageii). Shas.. 
 
 To enlarge one's self on, upon 
 
 fid) rtuSbrriren fiber (cinen OJegeaflaab), Gi' 
 iua6 ipeitliiujig abljanbeln. To - the payment 
 otabiil, l^anbel] eincn S55ed)rel proloa; 
 girett. E a Urged acceptance, bit bebingte 
 tiuaa^me. 
 
 Kalarffe, p. ■. I. fid) pergrfeera, 
 fid) na6t)el>nn», ftcft perme^rrn, iid) eriueitira. 
 
 2. (ou) fid) aufbrfitra, fid) writer auilaiKu 
 iibrr . . 3. uberrretben. 
 
 KntnrSfVtiHy 1 enlar'jedie, adv. in 
 einer an*gi'bel)nieu "ilrt , in einem ern>eiier< 
 ten Siaiif. 
 
 Kulttrg^eautMlt, cnlarja'iueut, s. 
 
 EJNO 
 
 1. bie (S-rroeitenmg, aiuSbe^nung, SSerme^t 
 nieljrung, ajergrijperung. 2. i n> bie driuiis 
 tening (ber iSegriffe jc). b) ber 311109. e) 
 bie 'Ii3ettliiiifigfrit; (upon, on) Die <iiusJbrei> 
 tung liber ... 3. bie -Jrciliifi^ung, Suflafiiing. 
 
 Kiilargrer^ eniar'jur, «. cer (I'riweii 
 tcrer, iSergropercr ; bas, mas crmeitcrt, ucr» 
 inetjrt ic. [meueriing, '^usbctjnung. 
 
 Kularg^ing-, enlarjing, s. bie (ixt 
 
 Ii)ulig:llt, enlite', (p. liglit) v. a. -f 
 I. erleuAtta, erhellen. 2. i auffidrca. Pope. 
 
 Kiilig-hten, eniltn. V. a. I. T er> 
 lead)iea, ertjeQen. 2. i a) erleuctten, auf« 
 fidrea (bea &tiH. b) erljeiterii. 
 
 Enlightened, aufgefldrt. - aii t. pL 
 bie 'Jlufflefiiirten. 
 
 £uUf;litener, Iniitnur, «. 1. | 
 ©taer, ber erieud)tet. 2. 1 bcr >}liiffldrer. 
 
 Kiiliitk, enlink.', ». o. (to) 1. feffeln 
 (flit). 2. perbiabea (ant). Shak. 
 
 KiiIiMt, euiUt'. V. a. I. eiafct)reiben, 
 eiiiiragen. 2. anmerben (Seibaten). - v. n. 
 Dteaile, itrieg^bieiiile nel)inen. 
 
 Klllistineut, enli«t'nient, t. 1. bad 
 ilamerben, bie ainmerbuiig, Sajerbung. t. 
 ber ii5frb»rd|)ein. 
 
 Kniiven, inll'vn, (f En live) o. a. 
 1. I beUbea. 2. i a) erouirfcn. b) ettnun. 
 tera, beieben. 
 
 Eiilivener, enlt'vour, «. ber rbet 
 ma* bcubt, ermuatert. [ I u m i n e. 
 
 KniuHlilie, euliii'mln, ». a. f. It- 
 
 •Cniitarble , lumar'bl , c. a. ju 
 -JK.irmpr inad)en. Spekseb. 
 
 KlIllM^sIl, enmesh', (p. oiesh) r. a. 
 i unnlrirfen, faagen. Shak- 
 
 lilniiie^v, enmu', v. a. perfjilden. 
 
 Kniuity, en'miti, (fr. inlmitle) «. 
 \ u. i bie geiiibf(f)aft. 
 
 To be at e n ni i t y. in ^f inbf(f)aft ficf)en, 
 
 KnneacoutalieilrttI , ennea- 
 konial.Adial, (gr.) adj. [-WincralG.] aeun« 
 jigflad), neunjigfJddjig , pun pber mit 90 
 5l'i*en- [[(^euai.) bai iWcuaed. 
 
 l<:nil«a|r<*n> en'ii^aj-on , (gr.) a. 
 
 Kuneailder, enneandur,*. 135ot.J 
 bie ncuamdnaerigt, ncaaiartiiaige, aeuiifd* 
 bige <J5jlnn je. E n u e a u ' d r i a u, adj. ncun* 
 fdbig, neunah^naig. 
 
 JtlMUeapetalonS, Inncapet'llui, 
 adj. I'Bpt.J iieunbldtferig. (ber ieufel. Shar. 
 
 Kniieiny, an'nime. *. - to man, 
 
 lClinea<ical, enneat'ekal, adj. 
 (SKiiKMi'if).] je bcr, bie, ba6 neunre. 
 
 ICiine'%v, ennii', p. a. -f eraciicn. 
 
 ftklUOble, InnA'bl, (fr. ennobllr) 
 
 0. a. 1. J iibcln. 2. i a) abein, percbeln. b) 
 b(rt'il)nit niad>en. 
 
 ii]nuubleinent, •nn&btmlnt, s. 
 
 1. T bcii -llbtlix. 2. i bir ajcrcbdung. 
 Kuuui, Inwi', (ft. 2ii.) ». bie lang* 
 
 -H3tilt. 
 
 KllOllation, Jnndi'shun. t. 1. bt« 
 •Jluflofuag IP Jtiipten>. i. t bie 91ufl5i'unfl. 
 
 Kuutle, enode', adj. [2)pt.] fiioten* 
 U'<, gieid), gliUt. 
 
 liIiioino<arcli, etinm'otlrk, (gr.) 
 *. [rtlt. CiU'cb.J ber (S'l'ioiiiotard). 
 
 Kll»in«>ty, etvoiu'tni. (gr.) *. [alt. 
 i?iufb 1 Die (?iu>iiiofie, iirirg»ic^aar pra 32 
 O^^vjiia ( ni una. 
 
 KuuriUy 4iiurur, adj. t f. En or 
 
302 Fhto. ffnr. fall. fat. M*. met. Fine. fin. N6, m6vp, n6r, got. oil. cUiul Ti\he. tiib. fnll. tAin. Tffis. 
 
 ENO 
 
 Enormity, inor'miti, (fnt.)*. 1. T 
 btc gibiuticfjuiig uon ber 9?egcf; Uiireflclmn< 
 ^iqttit, ^JeneflcuGfeit; Uefrermngigffit. 2. i 
 
 a) tie 23erbnrbeni)cit. b) bie 8l&fc^)euli(t)feit. 
 c) bcr (SJrnucI, g^fue'- 
 
 KuorniOUS, cnor'mus, ilnt. enor- 
 mis) adj. I. uon ber 9?cae[ nbiueirfjcnb, un> 
 rrgdmae-ig- 2. nbfcf)iuctfcnb , bie ®renjen 
 einer regednngigeii ^iaut ubnfd)ttitent) (i>. 
 Sic^tc. Newton. 3. uberuingig, ungcfjeiier. 
 4. i uiigefjeiicr, ai>\(bcnlid),c{oulo&, vtrrudft, 
 riirf)lci5, fd)rccf(ic^ (SBcr6rrcf)en ic). 6. unge» 
 ttf&[)Mli(^, regcllD«, regciiuibrig, unorbentltdj, 
 uiiregelniiigig, uenvtrrt. Shah. 
 
 KiioriitOiisly, £n2r'musli, adv. 
 Uiigel)euet, ungemcin. 
 
 KnorniOUSness, enor'musnes, «. 
 bie ungcl)eure ®r5ge, bn6 Ungefjeure; ®rag< 
 Iid>e, bie 916rd)cu(i4feit. 
 
 Kuoiig:li) inif, (nngelf. genog, ge- 
 noh) adj. gcnug (()iiilnnglid)). - ado. I. gcs 
 nufl. 2. (eine leidjtc SBcrilnrfung be« ^Dfi> 
 tiv6 , man<t)nuii ciue SSerriiigcning nubeiK 
 teub) gcnug. 3. (9lu6rufung) gemig! 
 
 Prov. Enough U as good as a feast, 
 JBergiiiiguinifeit til ein immeriwnl)renbe6 
 aiJohilcbcn ; mer geniig ijat, ijl reid). 
 
 Il.llOU.nC<?f enounse', (fc. e'noncer) 
 ». a. + anfi'inbigen, erfliircn. 
 
 KilOtV, en6u', '^ pi. V. Enough. 
 
 Kuu'«v, (rd)otr.) just now. 
 
 Kit pMSSailt, en pas'sant, (fr. W.) 
 adv. ini 25or6eige()cn (gcfagt jc). 
 
 Knqitickeu, enkw'k'kn. v. a. f 
 lebfiibig nind)en. [quire etc. 
 
 Enquire, enkwire', v. a. f. la- 
 
 Euritce, enrase', o. a. f einpf{>in|en. 
 
 Enrage, enraje', (fr. enrager) v. a. 
 wurljeiiB, nifenb maiden, entruAen, in 2Biitl) 
 briugen. 
 
 To be enraged at, flufgfbrdctit fcin g«< 
 flen . . . , in Wuti) gefe^t rccrben uber . . . 
 
 Enr»ng:e, InrAnje', (i>. range) v. a. 
 ■J- I. orbnen , einreifjen. 2. f;cruin(lreifen 
 aiif ... Spenser. [fleUen. Shak. 
 
 Enranl<, Inrangk', V. a. in 9{eil)rn 
 
 EurMpt, eniapi', ^ p. a. 
 
 Enrapture, cnrlp'tshdre.S ent> 
 
 Euravislt, enrav'Ssh, ) iucfen, 
 
 (jinrcipcn. [ *■ bie ^nfjilrfting. 
 
 Enravisllinent , Inrav'ishuient, 
 
 Enre^'ister, eared'jutur, V. a etn> 
 tragi-n, tinidjreibcn. 
 
 Enrlieuin, Im uum', (fr. enrhumer) 
 r. n. ji"(t) erfalfen, ben ®rf)nupfen bcfommen, 
 fid) ben i£(i)niipten jujicfjen. 
 
 Euricll, eniitsh', (fr. enrlchir) c. a. 
 
 1. T bcrcidjern. 2. ± a) frnrfjtbnr mnc^cn. 
 
 b) bcrcii^ern (ben (Seifl::.). o nu#f(!)nii"icfen 
 (®cbid)te K.). [ (fjcrcr ; 91utrrf)nu"icfcr. 
 
 Enriciier, emfiiih'ur, *. ber !8erei. 
 
 Euricllineut, enritsh'mlnt, «. I. 
 f bie 33ercid)rrnng. 2. i bie S5erci(f)frung, 
 JBertr'iTfvung, S5crmf()rung, 2iu5rdjim'irfung. 
 
 Elirtdg-e, enndje', (l). ridge) e. a. 
 (\ircf)cn. Shak. [umringeln. Shak. 
 
 Enriiig:, enrmg', v. a. u:ii|'rf)lingen, 
 
 EuripeU) cmipu, v. a. reifen. 
 
 Enrive, emive', p. «. fpalren. 
 
 Enr<ibe, enrobe', v. a. 1. befleiben. 
 
 2. ^ (With) l)ittlen (ill). Shak. 
 Eur<»li, euiole', (fr. eurdler) v. a. 
 
 ENS 
 
 1. etnfcftreiben, etntrflgen. 2. amtCid) , get] 
 rid)t(ici) niebcrfdjreiben, prptnrcdiren. 3. oer«j 
 je:4nen, nufjnc^ncn. 4. -f timoicfeln; ein; 
 Ijutleii. (nel)nien, ("icl) nmuerbeu laffen. 
 
 To enroll one's self a soldier, £)ienfle 
 
 Enroller, enr6l'iur, t. ber Gui' 
 fd>rei6er, 9?fgi|Trntor. 
 
 Enrollment, Inrol'ment. «. 1. ta6 
 9?egi(ler, 25erjei(^ni0, <pri)totoU. 2. iini ©in. 
 fc^reiben. [ mnc^en, tief einpffnnjen. 
 
 Enroot, Inruof, V. a. einivuritln 
 
 Enrooted with ..., jiifnnimengemnd): 
 fen tnit ... [ringen, iimgi'ben. Shak. 
 
 Enround, Inrdund', v. a. t uin> 
 
 Ens, em, (lilt. 2i3.) ». t 1. a) H& 
 SBefen. b) bnfi Dnfein. 2. * bie Quinteffenj. 
 
 Ensample, ensam'pl, 4. t t><i^ 
 SJcifpiel, *)Jfuitcr. - p. a. f «" 25eifpiel 
 tiufiteden ober gebcn; tuxd) tin ajeifpiel jei« 
 gen ober erinutern. 
 
 Eusang-uine, ensang'gwin, (V. 
 (at. sanguis) v. a. ^ mit S3iut bebtden Dber 
 bcflerfen. tfnbelfurmige blotter l)abfnb. 
 
 Ensate, en'site, (u. ensis) adj. [iSut-J 
 
 Ensclieflule, luslduie, p. a. aiii- 
 jcid)nen, nbfnffcn. Shak. 
 
 Ensconce, Inskonse', r. a. I. ver> 
 fc^niiien , einrdjaiijcn. 2. i a> uerfterfen. b) 
 uerfc^nnjen; btcfen, fi(f)ern. Shak. 
 
 Enseal, enseie', p. a. ftrgein; gleic^s 
 fain luie mit eiiiem ©iegel bejeictiiien. 
 
 Enseam, enseuie', V. a. 1. einfau' 
 men; cinmiljen. 2. f befru^iten. 3. aii#l)iin< 
 gem (cinei* ^alfcn). 4. fcrt nia(f)en, fpi(fen. 
 
 Enseamed , Insimd' , adj. t i^tt, 
 fdjniicrig. Shak. 
 
 Ensear, Insure'. (U. sear) p. a. 1. 
 brcnnen (^unbeit). 2 t ocrtrocfnen tnad)en. 
 
 Shak. 
 
 Ensearch, InserUh', p. n. t (»' 
 djen, ju ftnben fuc^cn. [ba6 ®anje. 
 
 Ensemble, enslm'bl, (fc. W.) *■ 
 
 Ensllield, snsh^^ld', (u. shield; p. 
 a. 1. befd)irnien, bcfct)Utjeii. 2. bebecfen, per> 
 l;uflcn. Shak. 3. p. p. fl'ir En slii elded. 
 
 Ensltrine, eushWne', (u. slirine) p. 
 a. ; u. f einfc^Iifpen. Milion. 
 
 Eusiferous , ensif'lrus , adf. | 
 f(t)n)i-rtrrngenb. {feiif^.] fctinjertfkniig. 
 
 Ensiforin, cn'setomi, adj. [Wi\' 
 
 Ensig'n, en'sjne, (fr. enseigne) «. 1. 
 [•TOilit.] biegaljne; [mat.] bicipintcrflagge. 
 
 2. iai (Signal, 3eic!>en. 3. ba6 (f l;renjcid)cn ; 
 ■TOerfinal, itennjcic^ien. 4. ber 5nf)nbricO. 
 
 Ensign - bearer, ber Jaljnenjunfer, 
 giifjnbricf), &nl)nrirf). faibjcictjcn ocrrcljrn. 
 
 Eitsig'M, p. a. [^eralb. j mit eineni 
 
 Ensig'ucy, en'slnesi, «. bie ^at)iu 
 bric^flletle. [fjimmlird), iin|lerfelicf>. Shak. 
 
 Ensiiied, cinkJd', (u. sky) adj. f 
 
 Enslave, enslave', (i<. slave) p. a. 
 jum ©flnoen macften; untrrjoc^en. 
 
 To be e nslaved to, I untcrt^an Obcr 
 crgeben fcin (l?ai1ern k. ). To - one's self 
 to any one, fid) G'lnem al« ©flai'e uberge. 
 ben, 3emanb« Sflaoe roerben. 
 
 Enslavement, enslive'ment, « 
 bie ©ftaoerfi, J\ne(t»tfd)aft. 
 
 Enslaver, ensli'vur, «. bet llnter 
 bru(fiT, llnrerjprtjer, Qiwct, ber fflnbere ju 
 ©flaiTii mad)t. [snare. 
 
 Ensnare } ansair*', v. a. \. In- 
 
 ENT 
 
 Ensnarl, ensnarl', V. n. f bit Silfttt 
 blecfenb fniirren, brunimen. - *. a. vtt* 
 mivvtn. [ma(f>«n. 
 
 Ensolier, ensi'bur, p. a. mlci^tern 
 
 Ensphere, ensf^re', p. a. I. in 
 eine fingel einfcfjliegen. 2. runb<n, runb 
 marf)en. 
 
 Enstamp, enstamp', V. a. I. f fitm* 
 .peln. 2. i a) (on) ©iuem aufbriirfen. b) (on) 
 pragen (in bn6 $crj :c.). 
 
 Ensteeped, enstapt', adj. einge* 
 taurf)t, in ber liefe |l$enb. Shak. 
 
 Enstyle, eustile' , v. a. -f benanien, 
 benennen. 
 
 Ensue, eusu', (fr. ensuivre) p. a. * 
 uerfolgen; || nncftjagen (ben ijeinben). - r. 
 n. I. folgen (ali 2Cirfung). 2. folgen, na<t« 
 folgen; erfolgen. Ensuing, 1. folgenb, 
 baranf folgenb; - age, bie gfac^jiuelt. 2. bie 
 golge. 
 
 Ensnrancer, enshu'rlnsur , «. 
 [^anbelj ber 9Serfid)crcr, aiffefiirant. 
 
 Ensure, Inslmre', (bef. In sura) e. 
 a. 1. 5 fidfttn , bcfefligen. 2. f^anbel] ii«r» 
 fidjern, affefurircn. 3. jiir^eiratf) oerfprictiieB. 
 
 Ensurer, enshii'rur, (befTer insu- 
 rer) t. I. [ipaiibcl] ber SBerftdjerer, aiffefu* 
 rant. 2. bai, luafi ftt^ert. 
 
 Ensweep, Insw^ip', p. a. Uid^t bt 
 rul)reii, fd)iic(l uberfal;ren. 
 
 Entablature, entab'latkhdre, > 
 
 Entablement, lutA'blniant, ^ 
 (fr.) ». [Hvd)it.] bai ©cbalf. 
 
 Entackle, entak'kl, p. a. t mit 
 Xafdiuerf oerfel;en, tafcln, antafeUi, auf» 
 tnfeln. 
 
 Entail, entile', (fr. entailler) t. I. 
 [9{cd)tfrpr.) a) ba6 gibeifommig. b) bie 6c> 
 (limintc (S-rbfoIge im ascfi^e pon ®ijtcrn. 2. 
 ' bie eingelegte Slrbeit. Speksmu 
 
 Entail, p. a. 1. [^tecf^t^fpr.] ais $t> 
 beifoniinig ilbergeben , ert()cilen. 2. i (on) 
 anfteben macf)cn, iiberliefern , uermacten 
 (G-iiiem to, uererben (auf). 3. ♦ cingraben, 
 cinfd)neiben. 
 2. Tiie intemperate often entail infir- 
 mities, diseases and ruin oa their 
 children. 
 
 Entailer, Intile'ur, t. (finer, ber 
 feinen (S'rben ©fifer n\i gibeifommig i)int 
 terdiDt. [ Uebertragung aid JJ't'fif^^"""'^' 
 
 Entailment, entAle'mcnt, «. bie 
 
 Entame, Intame', (U. tame) p. a. 
 bc}al}men. (ueriuicfcin (in, in), ueriuirren. 
 
 Entang^le, entang'gl, p. a. i U. i 
 
 To be entangled in..., verflricft fein 
 in . . . 
 
 Entang-lement, Intang'glmlnt, 
 t. bit 95crii'i(f(ung, SSmuirrnng ; baA ®t» 
 wirre, ber !S3irriuarr. 
 
 Entan|;-ler, Intang'gldr, *. Giixtt, 
 ber oiTiuirrt, ueriuicfelt. 
 
 Entender, Intln'dur, (». tender) 
 p. a. ? mit (iiiite bcijanbcln. 
 
 Enter, eu'tir, (fr. entrer u. (nt. In- 
 trare) v. a. 1. a) gel)cii, jifljen, tretcn, fom» 
 men in ...; I)ineingd)en, l)ineinfal)ren ; (>iii» 
 einrreten, fjineinfoinnu-n (in), b) Ijineinbrin* 
 flcn, tinbringen. c) einbringcn, Ijiiieinbrin* 
 gen in . . . ; be rretcn. 2. i a) oiitreteii ; tre* 
 ten (it> bai 7. 3al)r !c.); eintreteu (itu. b) 
 I (infi'i|)rrii , aufnc^meii, ^uladeii (tu eine 
 
F&te, far, f^ll, fat. Mi, met Fine, {la. N6, mive, ndr, gSt, 6il, c]66d. Tdbe, tub, fdll. t/iin, THi.<. 303 
 
 EIST 
 
 atr<Iird)<ift >t.). c) einf^rttdtn, (intrngen (in 
 cin Su(t>); [ipanDrlj aufiiotircn , budftn, 
 fliif Kedjnung fttllen. d) nieCfrfc^jrciBfti. e^ 
 I^ontel] beflnriren; angcben (^rtnrcn bcini 
 3i-U). f) l2Bni6m|"pr.] abri^^tcn; ium et|ten 
 Will flfbtaudjen. 
 
 To enter the army, in ben ftrttg lie> 
 f^rn. To - one'a lelf a aoldier, ftd) aniutt: 
 brii Ufftn. To - the «ertice, Dicufle ncf); 
 nun. To — one'« appearance, fid) )ii ^ro; 
 tftoii nei^nitn la(7en , ftt^ bit G-rfd^einung 
 prr OJendjt befdjeinigcn lafftn. To - an ac- 
 tinii againitt any one, CPtnen Vtrffogen. To 
 
 - a kciioiar, [llniverf.] etnen @tut)iienDen 
 inujuitrifuiiren. To - one'* own name, fid) 
 ftiird)reiben. To - one into ..., ©iacn nn> 
 tutitftn in ... To - into bank, [^nnCelJ in 
 btt »anf iufd)ttibtn. To - into one'* cred- 
 it, in Otmanbf Outhnben bhngen. To - 
 sliort, [@(ef).] |u ivenig befUricen. 
 
 Enteriag-ropet, [War.] t>a6 SnOrtrp. 
 
 Wlut*:rj V. n. 1. (into) a) eintceten, 
 ^inetnruntnitn, l)in(ingrf)cn, tinfatfun, i)ini 
 (iiifii^ren (in>. b> tjtnciubringcni l)intin^it> 
 ^en (in), c) i einbringen in ... (geiilig), 
 tr^unitu, ti^tig auffiiffen. d) l einge()en 
 (-^ttnbniffe ic. ) ; ubrrnel^tneni fief) cinlaffen 
 (>iuf, in); fid) annet)nicn (einer 8ad>e ic). 
 «) (ing(iv(ti)t roerben (in). (> fommcn ju .. 
 (einrn lf)cll auiinad^cn I'on...). 2. (upon> 
 a) vornefjnun , beginnen , anfangcn. b) an> 
 ttcttn, in ^(29 ncf)in(n (ein Qiut). 
 
 To ejiter into one's mind, (Ftnctn in 
 trn &op( foninun. To — into a bond , fid> 
 t>erfd)rciben. Your friend entered into 
 tlie pleasantry, 0!7>^''" ^reunbe gettel bcr 
 &PA0. To — into a taste of pleasure, an* 
 faiiiten, Oic\<i)nu\d an iSergnugungcn ju bc> 
 (onimrn, )u fliiben. 
 
 Kiiterable, en'terabl, a4f. [j^anbcl] 
 einiul^rbar, iiMurrl'oren ciiSanren). 
 
 Knterdeal, eu'terd^le, (V. deal) «. 
 t brr !5(tritb, bie Untcrl)anblung, gcgrni°ei> 
 tigm !8(rt)iinbiung(n. Spkhser. 
 
 Kttttsrtsr^ enierur, «. GiatT , bcr 
 )iiin triltu 0}ialc in bie 'lUrir 2c. cintritt. 
 
 Kuteriiigr, en teiing. t. 1. bcr (^in> 
 jjaii.i; (*intritt. i. tic •Jliifiiaijme. 
 
 Knterlacef emertise', (fr.) V. a. 
 vrrfli'd)trM,i>tT|d}iiiigcii, incinanbcr rd)lingcn. 
 
 KnterocelC'f enlerOAJIe, (gr.) «. 
 Ii))feb.| bcr i{)ybfnl'ni(fe, Darnifnid). 
 
 Kutnrulugy f enteror6ji, (gr.) *. 
 (•))rcP.] bif Scljre uoii ben ©ingcu'ciben. 
 
 Kllter4>lliplialoN,enieionrfalus, 
 <gr.) «. [OJIcb.J bcr iJiabcibrud). 
 
 KllterpMrlnilCe, enterpirlanse, 
 (P. t'r. parler; m. bic Uiitcrrcbiing. 
 
 Knterplend, i'- Interplead. 
 
 JKaterprise, en'ierprize, (fr.) «. I. 
 ba$ U!itcriict)nicn, bic llntcrnrt)nuing. 2. 
 [.^^alu''cl] bae Uiitcriietjincn, bic (Spcfulation. 
 
 — lor joint account, ba< ^artiiipationfi 
 ficrdiaft. [2. t cnipfangen, aiifiicljmen. 
 
 Knterprise, v. a. t. untrrncijnicn. 
 
 ■enterpriser, en'ierprixur, «. bcr 
 Un:rrMfl)incr ; lliitfriichmriibc. 
 
 Knterpriaing^, en'lerprliiag, adj. 
 Uiirrrnrl)nicnb. 
 
 Kntertuiii, cniertJtne', (Int. tenere; 
 fr. rntretcnir) v. a. I. bcroirt^rn. 2. i a) 
 ■nii'rt)aUcu (buid) Qiciprad) k.). b) t u"' 
 
 ENT 
 
 tnhaittn, ^alttn, in Dicnfl nefimrn, in ®o(b 
 l)abcn (35ebientc tc). Shak. c) untcrtjaltcn, 
 l)fgen (OTcinungcn). d) «■ untcrl)altcn (un: 
 tcrfluQcn). e) anncf^mcn, geltcn lafjcn. f) 
 aufnel)men. g) t6 autncf)inen niit..., einer 
 Sac^c gcicad)ren fcin. 
 
 To entertain one's self with, 04 un> 
 tcrt)aUep mit ... To - a correspondence, 
 cinen 95riffi»e(t)rel untcrfjaltcn. 
 
 Kutertniii, t. t bic Unterf)altung. 
 
 Kntertailter, emertitnur, «. 1. 
 bcr 6).i|lt)err, itSirtl), SBciuirtljcr. 2. a) bcr 
 Untcrtjaltcnbe (burt^ Q^ciVrac^). b) Nr Un< 
 tcr|)aUcr, $err. c) (Sincr, bcr untcrijali, l)cgt, 
 in fid) aufniinmt. 
 
 Kutertttiniiig-, emcrtAne'iog, adj 
 unterljnuenb, angcuctjin. — adv. £nter- 
 t a i n ' i n g I y , unrerl)altenb. 
 
 £ntertallli|ient,ent«rlAne'ni«at, 
 «. 1. bie ^ivirrl)ung. 2. ba6 &ailux(\t)l, bic 
 (Saflrrei. 3. bie Untcrfjaltung (burd) 0)c> 
 iVract)); (baber) iai Qitivxad), bic ttntcrro 
 bung. 4. bie >]lufnal)mc. i. f ber tlnrcrtjalt ; 
 t£oIb (p. S&cbicntcn to. Shar. 6. bie Un> 
 tcri)altung, bae (Sc^aufpicf, SiviV^enipici, 
 .0}ad)rpiel, bie $o(Te. 
 
 House ofeutertainnient,bie Sd^ciifc. 
 To use some gentle -s lo ..., ■)■ frciiiib> 
 lic^ rebcn niit ... SuAa. 
 
 Eutertissned, cntert'sh'ude, (»• 
 fr. tlNsu) adj. iiiitcririrrt, ciiigciuirft. 
 
 Kutlialiuin, «u'tyialeiiui, «. [97a> 
 turg.J bcr ©tcinboljrcr. 
 
 JtlutheastiC, •nl/>eas'>!k, (gr. en 
 u. tlieos) adj. bit itraft ffliMtc5 Ijflbcnb. 
 
 Kntlieaty entyiii, adf. t pon (Sutt 
 bcgciftcrt. Ijvt^cit. 
 
 Kntlirall) IntAriwl', ». a. ^ unccr: 
 
 l£utltrill, eniAtil', c. a. burd)bv^rcn, 
 burd)briiigcn. [ Il)run fc^cn. 
 
 Kntlirone, eni/ir6ne'. c.a. auf ben 
 
 To be enrhroned in..,^ tl)roncn in... 
 li)ntliuuder) ent/iundur, V. n. 
 
 bonncrn. 
 
 ftlntltuaiasin, eniAil'zli^azm, (gr.) 
 ». 1. a) bie &d)iviirnicrci. b) bic ^bcgtiilo 
 rung (Onrpiratiuiu. 2. bcr @'ntl;ui'ia<m, (J-U' 
 tl)n|la«nuid, bic 35egci|leriMig. 
 
 KntlllUiailt) eniyiu'zlieast, «. I. a) 
 bcr (£d)!i'rtrmer. b) ber 93cflPiilcrte (Onipi' 
 rirte). 2. ber &nt\)umH, ajcgciftcrtc. 
 
 An enthusiast in poetry or music, 
 ein cMthiifiailiiVftcr Sercljrer bcr $oefic cbcr 
 -Mhifif. 
 Kntlausiastic, ant/iuzhjais'tik. i;b. 
 KatllUSiaiVtiCaljeniAiizh^as'iakal, 
 adj. 1. a) idjiuaruiernd), faiiafifd>. b; begei. 
 llcrt (infpirirt). 2. cntl)iifiai1ifd), begeijlert. 
 — ado. Enthusins'tically, f4)U>amie> 
 
 rird>; cnrl)ufinil'frf>- 
 
 Kntliusiasticalness , entAu- 
 zheas'i^kalnes, t. bai <£d)n)>irmert|'4)c, Q:n> 
 tljii(ia(lird)e. ^ 
 
 Kntliy ineinatical , entftemi- 
 mai'ikal. adj. [Cog.] cuiOymeniatifd). 
 
 Kntliynieinef cn'iyiimeme, (gr.) 
 t. [£og.] bai &nt{}\)n\tma , bet abgcfuritr 
 9}ernuMfrrd)lu@, @innrd)lu6. 
 
 Kutice, enitse', (fr. attlser) e. a. I. 
 (faft iniincr i) (to; iiirfrn , anlprfcn , ^iujic; 
 Ijen, rciic" . anftirncn, anrciicn, I'crlcircn, 
 I'erfu^rru (^ii>. 2. ^ aiureiben, IjiUiieQeu 
 
 EiNT 
 
 To entice away, abfocfen. 
 
 l£nticeineil<, entise'mlnt, «. 1, I 
 
 bit Socfung, 9(nrcljtiiig. 2. (to) ber 9?eij 
 
 (ju); bie Corffpcifc. 3. T bie Jpinjic()ung. 
 
 2. Flattery often operates as an - to sin. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Enticer, Imi'sur, «. | ber 'llnloder, 
 SBcrfilhrer. 
 
 Knticing", enrl'sing, adj. reijenb, 
 vcrfuhrcrii'd). — utfv. Enti'cingly, reis 
 jenb, I'crfilfjrcrirrf). [(Sanje. 
 
 Entierty, emire'te, (aitfr.) <■ bai 
 
 Entire, entire', (fr. entier) adj. U 
 gani), vodftanbig, i)D[l)nI}(ig. 2. ganj, ungea 
 r(t)n>ac()t, fcft, unDcricljrt. 3. gnnj, aufridf* 
 tig, treu, rcblid), jugctfjan, ergcbcn. 4. ganj, 
 uugettjcilt (Sicbe k.) ; ad^t. 5. uiiparteiifc^. 
 6. (aSoi.J ganj (33latt). 
 
 Entire point, bcr XOA^Vt $unft, biC 
 j^aiiptfac^e. Shak. 
 
 Entirely, aniire'li, ndv. 1. ganj; 
 gaM)liib, uodig. 2. i aufrid)tig. 
 
 EutireneSS, emjre'nes, «. I. Ml 
 ®anjl)cit , 25oll|laitbiijfcit, Unucrfcljrtljcit. 
 2. i a) bie 3lufrid)rigfctt, 9?iblid)ftit, Qi)U 
 ii<i)ttit. b) bie 0>I><><1^'>'/ S(rtraulid)reit. 
 
 Entirety, f. En tier ty. 
 
 Entitative, en'ieAiiv, adj. t i&t 
 Ob. an fid) brtrad)tct. — atfv. En'titatiT*. 
 ly, naA) iriiur, iljrcr SBcfenljeir. 
 
 Entlffe, <r>:l'il. ifr. inliluler. v. lat. 
 titulus) V. a. 1. PetirU" (^rid)rr, ^cniaiib). 
 2. (to) bered)tigcn (jii), ffrnem cw Meet)* 
 gcben (auf). 3. * lufdjttibtn. Bdra^t. 
 
 To entitle one's self to . ., fit^ cinen 
 ^21nfprud) eriverben auf . . To be e n t i 1 1 e d 
 to . ., 9lnfpriid)e (jabcn auf . ., bercd>tigt 
 fein ju .., Griua* oMiprcdjen ffinncn. They 
 entitled Christianity to their unjust 
 designs, f b<ii 6l)ri|1eiit()uni iniiptr il^ncn 
 aiS tin SJpnvanb fur ii)Tt ungcrrc^ten ^Utu 
 fic^ten bicnen. 
 
 Entity, In'ii.i, (lat.) *. (SEiffenfit).] 
 I. bie 2Se|'cnt)cit. 2. bie SS}cfeMl)eit , ba$ 
 a3ei'cn. 
 
 Entoil, entoil', v. a. 1. in ^adftridt 
 I'crmitfcin, in bai Oiarn bringen, uingarnen, 
 I'crrtricfcn. 2. uniiiiigfln. 
 
 Entomb, enluOm', (p. tomb) v. a, 
 begrabcn, beerbigcn. 
 
 Entombment, eniuum'ment, • 
 bie Sel•r^illll^g, Dii6 Si^rgrnbnig. 
 
 Entomolite, entomoiite, (gr.) «. 
 [CUcpI.] bie SiffTi'crilciMcriiiig. 
 
 Entomolog^ical, eni6m6lod'ji. 
 kal. adj. entoniplrgifd). 
 
 Entomoiogitit, entonml'ojiat, ». 
 ber G-ntpmolLig, Oiiieftcnfenncr. 
 
 Entomoiom-y, eulomnl'Aji, «. bit 
 e^ntonioliigie, ^iifcftciii t>b. 3icfcrlcl)re, 3ie« 
 ferfunbe, ^crbtl)icrlef)re. 
 
 Entortiiation , entortjli'akun, 
 (fr.) *. bie !IOinbung. 
 
 Entraii , en'ir'l. }pl. (fr. entralllea) 
 
 Entrails, an'tr'lz, 5 «. i. [(Ef)ir.J bf« 
 ^ingcmeibe. 2. i bie Gingeivcibe, ba< ^ti* 
 ncre. 
 
 Entraii, Intr&le', V. a. f perweben, 
 i'frflirt)tcn ; bunt inad)cn. Spuksek. ■ 
 
 Entrain, enniine, (fr. enlrainer) 
 V. a. niilcrffii, niireiicM. [f gcfraiifcU 
 
 Eutrammeled,eutiam'uield,a((^ 
 
804 Thte. far, fAlI, fa». ML mh. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve. n6r, got. 6iL c\6i\d. TAbe, tub. full, j/mh, TFIis. 
 
 ETST 
 
 Entrance, In'transe, (fnt. intranO 
 «. I. (into, in) b«r Gintritt, Gingnng; ©in; 
 jug. 2. ^et ©ingnng (bie ^Ijiir jc). 3. l 
 a) (on, upon, to, into) bet Siiifnng, Slntritt 
 (ber SlJcgifrung). b) (into) ber iUntritf (eU 
 ne6 ©iitef). c) [§nnbel] bie ^Itrgabe (uon 
 5B3naren fceim 3"^). d) ber «Uiifrritt. e) (to) 
 bie (Jinleitiing (in), f) (into) bie SSorfennt: 
 jiilTe (in), i. [^TJiar.] r) bie (?iigc (eince 
 ^afen6 ic). b) Die ©plicggniigcn befi 5)ug3. 
 c) ^a6 UDrbere ©djoti ber 'Had. 
 
 To make one's entr<ance, eintrtten, 
 ft^nimcn, nilftreten. To make a solemn -, 
 eincii feierlirf)en G'injui] Ijiiltcii. To give - 
 to .., (S-iiieni ben ©iiuritt geilntten. Tliey 
 liave tlieir exits and their— s, |ie treten 
 fliif unb geljen luieber n('.. To have some - 
 into a language, f ciulge 2>orfenntMif|e in 
 eincr @t'rad)e i)i\be\\. 
 
 Ku trance - duty , ber ©ingangSjofl. 
 V- - 111 o n e y , bnS 'ilngctb, 9lntritt6gelb. 
 
 £]lltraUCC, entranse', v. a. I. veT: 
 ^jurfi'u. i. i eiujiltfen, ^inreigen. [vow . . 
 
 To be enlransed in .., eiltjucft |'ein 
 
 lillltrap, entrap', (U. trap) t). a. 1. 
 in iiiier S.ide, ©d)linge fnngen. 2. ± 6e|lrif! 
 fmi, I'trfiritfen, fangen. 
 
 Klltrent, entrete', (fr. traiter) v. a. 
 1. I'ltrcn, nnjleljen, erfnc^cn. 2. erbitien, 
 buret) iiirtcn beiuegen (ju (Jnun«). 3. bfl;nn; 
 ^clll (gut Ob. fdjledjt;, tnit ©inen unigeljen. 
 4. * a) iHTbriiigen (bit Seit). Shak. b) in\- 
 tcrlvilten; aufncf)nien. Spenser. 
 
 There is no entreating of him, er tjl 
 ntieri'itrlid). 
 
 Kutreat, r. n. 1. 6itten. 2. t (of) 
 tinterljanbcin ami). 3. i + tjnnbeln (yon 
 
 JKiitreat, *. + bn« (Sefud), bie SBitte. 
 JIhJntreatable, Intr^tabl, adj. ev 
 tit art). [i)a6 Qiefud), bie SBitte. 
 
 J^lltreatance, entr^tanse, *. * 
 B'^ntreater, entr^'tur, «. ber S8itt> 
 
 f!l-(liT. 
 
 IClltreafllientf entrlte'ment, a. 
 
 tie lliiterl;oitiing , bii^ fflefprac^); bie 9Iuf> 
 forPiTung jiitn WeiVrfirf). [fjnnbclnt. 
 
 KlitreatiVK, entre'tiv, adj. iimtX: 
 
 Kntreaty, entrc le, *. l. bie ^itre, 
 bii5 (JJcfud). 2. ~ bie Uurerljnltuna, 9luf; 
 tial)mr. 
 
 Kiitreinets, cntrmcts', (fr. 'IB.)*. 
 pi. M6 ,3ii)i|'rt)engcrid)t, 3n>ii"rf)fnf(Tt'n , 93ei; 
 eijen. [v. a. cinrrtjnp'ben, eiiigrobcn. 
 
 Kntrencll) en(rcn.sh'. (fr. trancher) 
 
 Kntrepot) IntrpA', (fr. «0.) «• bit 
 ST'.eberiage (fiir SDnnrcn to), bn5 ^Bingnjin. 
 
 Kntrick, entrik', v. a. * nmgnruen, 
 periTrirfcn. Chjuicek. 
 
 Kntrochite, In'tr^kite, (gr.) s. 
 [TOintrnlg.] ber ©pangtuflein, 3{abcrfniilen 
 flcin, ©ntroc^it. 
 
 Kutruift, Intrust', e. a. to - any 
 tme with . . , ©inem ©tmns anoertrauen, f. 
 Intrust. 
 
 Kntry, en'tr4, (fr. entree) s. 1. ber 
 (S-tntritt, &injug, G-ingong. 2. (upon) ber 
 Slntritt, bie Seftijrrgrrifunfl , 9}efi0nol)nie 
 (finee (5)ute6). 3. ber Gingnng (Deftuiing, 
 iMlr). 4. a) bie (?intulir cii. *a3ii.ireii). b) 
 b'tf Deflnnuion, 'itngiife (feini 3i'(l'- c> t<\S 
 Chnr(t)rriben (in tin ^ud}); |>>iinbtlj brr 
 
 ENV 
 
 ^pffen ; 9?e(^nung«nrtifel. 5. [^nnbef] ber 
 ©ingnng (u. Oelbern). 6. ber &ingang, 2ln» 
 fnng. 7. ber G-infutjrjotl. 
 
 To make an - of . ., eintrngen ((Stiuafi), 
 budjiin. To make a false or wrong — , irrig 
 enitragtn. - put oif , [;J)iinbe4] em rtu^ge: 
 fester 'JJciltn. Upon — , nod) ©ingnng. By 
 ilie — of tlie chyle and air into Ilie blood, 
 biird) bn« ilebergetjcn beg 'i)?iid)|"iifte6 nub 
 oer 2uft in im iSlu:- Dunes of -, ber 
 (i-iufiUjrjoll. Book of e n tries, biiS ©ill; 
 i^augoi'iid). Bill of-, tai ©iiifui^rocrjcul)' 
 iitjj, ©iugangejoUuerjcid)ni#, Die ©ingnug*- 
 Oeflariuion. [aniliinmen. Chaucer. 
 
 MtlutunV;^ entiiiie', (v- tune) v. a. 
 
 lllut^vint;, entwine', v. a l^eruni: 
 luitfeln. [uiniuiubeu. 
 
 Kiitwist, entwist', V. a. uuifIt:d)teM, 
 
 Kuubilate, enti'bclaie, (u. liU- 
 nubes) v. a. eiUIUOlfcn. 
 
 liliiubiluus , eiiu'b^Iils, adj. eni> 
 luoitt, oljne (i)eiv5lf. 
 
 Kiiucleate, eniikleite, (lat.) v. a. 
 1. eutmicfeln- 2. i eutitudelu, erlnutern, nut= 
 flareu, gcniin erflAren. 
 
 llluucleatioilf iniikleashun, «. 1. 
 bie ©utiuirfeiung. 2. ± bie ©ntiuicfeluug, 
 ©rlauteruuij. 
 
 Enumerate, inum^r^te, (tat.) 
 V. a niifjAt)len, (jcrji^ljlen, l)erre<t)nen. 
 
 lilnuiiicrution, enunierA'shun, 
 *. 1. Die 'Jtufiiiijiung, baS ifierjiitjlen , :^eT-- 
 rec^ntu. 2. I'Aijer.J bie Slufjiiljluug. 
 
 lilnuinerative, ^uii merativ, adj. 
 aufjiii)ienb, l)frred)iienb. 
 
 l£nuuciat«, enun'shlAte, (f.) «. a. 
 nnfifiige"; erfliireu; lUiebrucfen; bcrid)tcn. 
 
 KuuilCiatiOU, enunshea'siiun, s. 
 
 1. ber aJortrag. 2. bie ©rflorung; 3lu6fnge. 
 3. bie 9ifld)ri(tt, fiunbe. 4. ber aiu^brurf. 
 
 0. ber atu^fpruc^. 
 Knunciative) inun'sh^aifv, adj. 
 
 erflnrenb, nnfibrucfenb. — adv. Enun'c ia- 
 tively, nufbrucflicf). 
 
 Knvassal, envas'sal, V. a. 1. uii: 
 terjodjen, uutcrDriacfen. 2. al& eincn 6flii> 
 oen eineni »anbern iibertragcn, uberliffern. 
 
 MHavtslopy envel'iip, (fr. envelopper) 
 D. a. 1. einfdjiiigen , ciuiuirtein, einl}iillcu, 
 uuimirfeiu. 2. ± a; (in) Ijiideu (iii); uml;iil: 
 icn; uiugebcn. b) ueriuirfeln. c) erfiideii. 
 .5. fnttern (ifleiber). 
 
 To be enveloped with .., uingeben 
 feiit von ..; erfndt I'ein »on ..; eingciuicfelt, 
 fiiigefdjlagen feiu in ... To — with cauvas, 
 in iranueyog einfdjingen. 
 
 Kiivelopv (Envelope') J. 1. ber 
 Umfd)lng, bie JpilKe, Decfe (u. SBriefen ic). 
 
 2. 15e|l»ng«b.] ber SSorrontt. Encvc. 
 ICuvelopiiient) Invel'upmlnt, «. 
 
 1. bie ©inmicfelnng, ©iuljuflung, ber ©iu> 
 fd)(ng. 2. t bie SBermicfelung (95eriuirrung). 
 
 KnvenUin, enven'um, (1). venom) 
 c. a. 1. I uergifteii. 2. ± a) uergiften. b) 
 ucrf)n5t tMfl(t>en. «) erbittcrn. 
 
 i^nveruieil, enver'nul, (fr. Ter- 
 nieil) V. a. ? rotf) fnrben. Mn-xon. 
 
 Unviable, In'viabl, (p. envy) adi. 
 bruoibenfivnrbig, bcneibonfiurrrl). 
 
 Knvler, In'veur. a. ber Oitiber. 
 
 Kuvi«»uft, eu'v^uK, adj. (of) ncibifd) 
 (ut)tr); tui(jg«u|lig J bo^i^afr. — ado. Eu'- 
 
 EPH 
 
 viously, 1. nus gieib , ncibif^. 2. + er» 
 
 birtert. 3. uerbrieglid), atatrlidf. Shak.. 
 
 Knviron, envirun, (fr. environner) 
 
 I), a. I. umriiigen, unigeben. 2. berennen, 
 belngern (eine (£tabt). 
 
 Environed with .., uingeben uon ... 
 To be -ed by.., umgeben feiu uou ober 
 niit tc. [(fr. 2B.) *• pi. bie Uuigegeub. 
 
 KnvirOUS, envi riinz u. enveioux', 
 
 Klivuy, eii'voe, (fr. envoye) *. 1. 
 [Siploin.) ber (JJeumbre. 2. •)- ber ^ore. 3. 
 t [?5o£f.] ber "iliifjiitig (emet SJadiiDe 2C. >, 
 Die 3ueignungS|1ri'vt)f. 4. f [-JfcdjrSipr.J bie 
 ©inuifiuiiig (in ciuen SBefii;). 
 
 Knvoysliip, en'vde.iiiip. a. bie QJei 
 rnnbteu|1e(te, b<i6 21iut eineS (5)eriiiibitu. 
 
 Knvy , en'vA, (fr. envier) r. o, 
 •ueiDen ; beueiben (©iucn uui ©tiua^); ©incm 
 Qtwai inipgijnnen. - r. w. * (at) ueiDifi^) 
 fcin (nuf), Gtmni bencibcu. 
 
 Proo. Better be envied than pitied, 
 beffer 9?eibcr al6 ';Biitleiber. 
 
 Knvy, *. I. ber Oieib, bie (S(^eet» 
 fu^^t, ■OJfipgunfl, ©iferfu(t)t, bie ©iferfu(<)« 
 telci (to, rtuf). 2. t bie 3fnd>eiferiing. 3. f 
 bie ^o6i)eit, Sfnc^e, ber S;>i\^. 4. f bie iible 
 '}ind)rebe. 
 
 In envy of eb. to .., au6 ^leib liber.. 
 To pine away with -, »or Cber aui Ofeift 
 L>ergel)en, berilen. ["Boslji-it. 
 
 Kuvyini^, en'vemg, *. ber Sp<iv, Die 
 
 Kll%VallUWe(l, enwol'lud, adj. gej , 
 
 ivnljt. (gen, uuigebcn. Shak. 
 
 Kn'%vlieel, enwhcer, V. a. UUiriUi 
 
 KiiAvideu, Inwidu, v. a. iueit4X» 
 mndjen. 
 
 Ku'WOinb) enwuuni', (t). womb) e. a. 
 I. t fd)H)iingcrn , durdjiuiiugern. 2. ^ vet* 
 bergen (in eiiicr ipoljle u.), begrabeu. 
 
 Kii'tvrap, ciirap'. V. a. einivicfrlu. 
 
 Kmvrapinent, enrap'ment, arbet 
 Unird)lng, bie Detfc, i^iide. 
 
 Kuliail, en'Ican, ) (gr.) ad;. lU-ti fc^. 
 
 Kolic, eoljk, > - *■ ' bn^ -iitfi 
 lifd)e. 2. bie noiifd)e SBrr^art; bie noiifdje 
 iounrt. |5S3iuDluirfe, 
 
 Eolian lyre ober harp, bie »2ti'Dl6ljiirfe, 
 
 Kolipilt;, cnl'epile, (BOII ijila) j. 
 [aJiiTeufd).] bie^teolipiin, ^iubfugei,X)iini|)f« 
 fiigel. [Die ©piieii, >2troiieu. 
 
 lilons, e'onz, (gr.)*. pi. [-JJlilt. l^^ilor.) 
 
 Kp» ( (flv- epi) in 3"riiuiiueiirc(!nu» 
 
 Kpi , ^ gen gcivBhulid) = iiuf. 
 
 Kpact, e'pakt, (flr.)«. [italeiib.] bie 
 ©pnfte. 
 
 Kparch, cp'ark , (gr.) a. ber dptwdf ; 
 ©eitjerr. [!Sei()errfd)rtft. 
 
 Kparchy, Ip'lrke. a. bie ©piir(i)ie; 
 
 Kpaulet, ep'^wlet, (fr. epaulette) 
 *. l">»iilif.] bie ©pnulrtte, bai 2l(^felbniib, 
 bie 9td)felfd)uur, 91d)reltrobbeI. 
 
 Kpaulllieut, epawi'mint, (fr.) «. 
 [jjcfluiig^b.] bie ©djulrcrmetjr, SBorlnge. 
 
 KpeuetiC, epenetik. (gr.) ad). (o6 
 
 rebiicrif(t. 
 
 ICpentliexis, epen'tAis's, (Epen'- 
 tliesy)(gr.) a. ((iJrnuitn.] bit ©infd)n(» 
 tuug, ©infdjiebung eine^ ^ud)|lflbcn«, ©peii» 
 
 Kplieinera, ^fom'era. (gr.) «. I. 
 bii* ciurngige ^iebir. 2. bie ©iuiog#flie(je, 
 Kplieiueral, eieurerai, cber: 
 
r.\tf. fur, {All. fat. yU. met. Fine. fin. N6. move. n6r. aot. 6il. rI6ud. Ti'ihe, tub, full, t/zin. Tnis. 305 
 
 EFH 
 
 Eplieiiieric,erlm'irik,(Ep1ieni'e- 
 ro»n) itilj. tiiirr.iiii], cpl)(nuTir(l). 
 
 Kplienieris , eiemeiis , (p(. 
 Eplieiiier' i dcK) (gr. ) *. 1. bn# XdflCj 
 tiid). 2. [ 'ililrpn. ] tcr 93fri(f)t ubtr tit 
 tn(llid)in ^ynuifliin.irn tcr ^J5llllletcn. 3. pi- 
 I^tllrcm.] lit (5-pheni ritcn. 
 
 Kplieint'riKt, eflm'^nst. «. I. ^er 
 Sttriifiiii&iiif- 2. tcr SternCruter. 
 
 Kpliuinerun-'M'urBn , iflm'- 
 iroiivtiiriii. t. bn6 ^iift, tnatl)icrd)fn. 
 
 Kpliesian, ite'zli^an. «<<;. l&tcst.] 
 tj)I)efi("rt), I'pn oPer flii6 (rpl)ciu<. 
 
 Kpliesian, $. I. bcr &pf)errr. 2. i 
 6er G'pljeiVr, 3td>n, luffiflt ©n'ell. Shak. 
 
 Kplilaltes, iUliVtii, (gr. SD.) «. bcr 
 ?Ilp, •I'liirtitni.ihr. 
 
 Kphod, efod, «. [3ub. Vttertf;.] 
 tcr £el^r^(f (her ^rifftet). 
 
 Kplior,erir, (gr.)«. [Cnceb.SKtert^.] 
 bet (f-pbiT, 95PlfJi'Pr(lfl)er. Irnt. Mitkord. 
 
 Kplioralty, efuralU, t. K\t (Fvi)i'= 
 
 Kpic, ep'ik. ■i\r.) adj. t\>i(d), S?t\t>t\i... 
 (0)cbirf)t). - d6. Eplc», «. pi. tut 95rrf= 
 ort Pf6 <5>fl6fiigePicf)t«, bai S?t\tt\\qtt\<i){. 
 
 Kplcede, epAi-ide, (ijr.) «. tm 
 C«i(t)cngct>i(t)t. (flifd), tnniritj. 
 
 Kpicedian, Spjut'd^an, adj. t\t: 
 
 Kpicedluin, epeiti'diuni, «. bfl6 
 tti<tter\(\(tiA)t. 
 
 Kpicene , ip'hine , (flr.) adj. 
 [®ranini.] epii&nifd), bfiPerlei P)cfd)led)t«. 
 
 Kplcerastlc,ep*.irS»'ijk.».|'7J?fP.] 
 bai OTii'rirf)iiiiflfmittcf. [(Vpiftet flflj&rifl. 
 
 Kpirtetian, epikti'ilian , adj. )ii 
 
 Kpicure, ep'ilnire, «. 1. G-pifur 
 2. a ) Per epifur^er. b ) f bet G-pifiirflrr, 
 2Donu(tting. e) pU bti Shak. fur &li(J> 
 (in Per. 
 
 Epicurean, epiku'rian.SpikAri'- 
 tn. ad). I. fpiriirifct. 2- t fpifiiriftJ), rpifii: 
 tib'iSi , irpflufTig. - «. Per GiJifiir^n: (@d)u> 
 ttr Pf« GTjifur). 
 
 Kplcureanism, ep4kd'riaii?/m. 
 «. Pie i!liihniinli(^fcit an Pie Prfjre ^ihir*. 
 
 KpiCUriMlll , ep'ekiirizm , #. I. 
 bit ?rlire Pe« t>pifiir. 2. i Per Giiifiirifm, 
 bcr ^>iii<i jiim n'otlililiflfti PrPen. 
 
 Kplcurize, ep'^kuit^e, V. n. 1. 
 fli* C'pifiiraiT, mofliiilifl Icben. 2. ffptfurScr 
 fcin. 
 
 Kplcycle, ep'isiki, (f]r.>«. [^Ifbron.] 
 brr &piii)rel , gTebeitjirW , »et i , »J?f t>en» 
 frci*. 
 
 Kpiryclold, Ip^Mk'i^id, (gr.) «. 
 (fflfiMU.) Pir &ptji)fliMbf, 9{nPliiiif. 
 
 Kpicycloidal, ep^Mkii^ld'Sl, adj. 
 IWi-rni.! }ii finer 5(oPliiiie flfljorig. 
 
 Kpid(*ltliC, cpedcni'ik. } 
 
 KpKleilliClti, cjiedcin'ekai, ) 
 adj. I. CWeO.) tpipfiiiii'rf), Kiirf)eniirtifl, l)trr< 
 f(t)rnb. 2. t fpiPfmifd) , Ijerrfcftrnb , au<> 
 flcPreitft. 
 
 Kpldeinlcalliefm , ep^dem'ikal- 
 ne», t. tai rpirfmit'd)e ^-ercn. (Iictt. 
 
 Kpideniic, *. PterpiPrniir(()r JirnnN 
 
 KpiderilllC f epedei'mik. (Epi- 
 dt rill 'ilia I ) udj. jiir Cbnrl^niir gefjcirifl. 
 
 Kpiderinls, ep4dcr'mi», (nr.) *. 
 (^i3iiTfiit"(1i.l Mr Obtrl)(iiit, Pa« Ct»rr()(^ "'<<)'". 
 
 KpldeNis, epedi-sM, <. lat^ir.l Pa« 
 3iil>inPen. 
 
 Lu^. deutieh. Worterbuch. I. 
 
 EPI 
 
 Kpidexinus, Ipedes'mu."!. *. [Cf)ir.] 
 Per iJjiTPiinP. 
 
 Kpido«e,cp'idAte. (gr.)».[-57fiiiern(a.] 
 Per ilMllit, %>iilii}ir, (fpiPiu. 
 
 Kpig-astric, ap^jjas'tnk, ((pr.) ii<<; 
 [(Ftjir.i CPertMiiof). . . t«d)liiijiiPfrn k.j. 
 
 Kpig^astriuin, epejjas'tieum, t. 
 l(?l)ir.l Per Cbrrbiiiiif), Cfcrrd)niferbiTnd). 
 
 Kplg^euin,epeje'uiii,(gr.)«.l2I|lroii.J 
 rif (frPiiiitje. 
 
 Kpig-lot, ep-^glnt, \ (gr.) «■ 
 
 Kpil^lutfis, epeglni'tu, j [dtfVC.] 
 Per KeijiPftfcl, fii« S'lPUtf"- 
 
 Kpiiprani, ep egram. (gr.) «. ttti 
 C-pigrutniii, <Zn\n- , SpiTt; , (St«cf)eIgrPid)r. 
 
 Kpi^raiiiinatic, epegraiumat'ik, 
 pPer : 
 
 Kpigrainmatlcal , Ip^gram- 
 mai'ckal. ndj. epiijramniiiririf). 
 
 KpiS'railllliati«(t,e;jegram'niatiNt. 
 J. Per G-pisK'iiiiinntiil , (*piiirrtmiiieiipict)rcr. 
 
 Kpig-raplk, ep-egraf, (gr.> *. 1. 
 Pie \'liirr(1n-irt, oHl'itrifr. 2. ftiS 'Wt'ftiv 
 
 Kp^ilepsy, cp iiepsi, igr.;«. [Web.J 
 Pie (^pilipile, Jalluiitt. 
 
 KpilC'p<ic,epelep'tik, }adj. I. 
 
 li:pilcp«ical,ep^lep'(ekal.jl'7)feP.i 
 cpileptirrf), fiilliTictjrig. 2. i furttrrtni. Shak. 
 
 Kpilcptie, J. Per (JiilliVntjrigf. 
 
 ICpilo^isirif cp'elojizni. igr.) r. bit 
 ■?errrt>iuing. leinrm ^pilrge gfl)orii). 
 
 t'Ipilog'istic, eiielojiN'iik. adj. ]tl 
 
 Kpilug-ue, ep'eing , igr.) «. Per 
 (fpilpg. Pie EdjiiifjrePe. 
 
 Kpilog-uize, ep'jlAglzp.^tf.n. rineii 
 
 Kpilugriz*^* 5 Q-piiog 
 
 (jnlreii. - r. n. nid (Epilog ("eifunen. 
 
 Kpiiiicioit) epeiiisli'eoii , (gr.) «. 
 Paj IriiniiphlicP, eicgedlifP. 
 
 Kpiphany , kyU'iant. (gr. ) «. 
 iCljnrtl. AaleiiP.] Pie GT|"(f)ciiiimg, Gpi> 
 phniiiii. 
 
 KplpllOiiein f ip'r^iieni, (Bpi- 
 phoiie'niH) (gr. ) #. 19{l)et.] btr @(f)ll.#» 
 gePanfe, rePnerifd)e 9Iufriif. 
 
 Kpipliura, ^pif'iAra. (gr.)«. iGf^ir.] 
 PnS iUiigciiriimrii, Jljrniieiiniige, Per il;ranen> 
 
 m- 
 
 KplphylloMpennouii, apifll- 
 lAnpeinriii, (gr.) udj. [55of.] Pen ©amen 
 (luf Peni initerii Ifjeile Per iMntrer trngenP. 
 
 KpipliyHlSfipit'^Kia.iK p i p li ' y s V) 
 (gr. ) *. [Gljir.] Per »}linwii(t)« , Slnfntj Per 
 5liiP(t)en. [(gr.) «. (-Jfljet.l P.i« Slintop. 
 
 Kpiploce, ipip'|i'>»i. (Epip'locy) 
 
 Kpiplocele, ipJp'lAsele, (gr.) «. 
 [Ghir.] Per i)Tcytni(t). 
 
 Kpiplikic, ^pip'loik, (gr.) arfj. 
 [Cliir.j Oii'tj... ($iil«rtPer K._). 
 
 KpipluUDy epip'luun , (gr. ) «■ 
 [ffljir.l P.i« 5ieo. 
 
 KpiHCupacy, iplx-kopase, (gr.) I. 
 Pie t>ifd)iiiii(1)e 25i'viaiTmig. "HJiirPe. 
 
 KpiHCOpalf ^piH'ki'ipal, adj. f)\: 
 fd)of)iit). — "rfi'. E p i » ■ c o pa 1 1 y , birdjofticft. 
 
 KpiACopaliail, epukopA'leaii.n^fy. 
 Pifct)i:'tlid)- - *• ( e-ngi. Airc^e ] Per a5ir(!)ot> 
 lirf)e, e-piffppnre, ■•BJirglicB Der bifctpflicften 
 oPer ^Pd)fird)e. 
 
 Kpisccipate, epis'kApite. «. t. lai 
 !Piftt}um. 2. Pn6 e'piffopiU, Pic SSii'cfji'ffi: 
 ivi'irPe. 
 
 EPI 
 
 Episcopate, r.». mit ber^ifitPfii' 
 iin'irPc PefleiPrt feiii; in Per (figeiifitnft Mi 
 i»irrf)i'f l^niiPel* J ric<) tin bifdjcijliites 'Mnrel)en 
 gePen. 
 
 Episcopy, epiN'kopi, (gr.) «. pie 
 "ipniniiig, llnrirrudjiiiig. 
 
 Episode, epc.'inde, (gr.) *. Pie (fpi» 
 I'pPe, 3ivird)fii!jiiiiP(iing, 9ifteiil)nnbiimg, 
 ^inritcilriiiig. 
 
 Episodic, l|>^«od'?k. \adj.t^u 
 
 Episodical, e|>e!>nd'ekal.^u>Piut> 
 eingiftiHljreii, eiiigi'mfbt. — ado. Epitod'i- 
 ca II y. rpifppiril). 
 
 Episodize, ep'iiAdue, v. a. alt 
 (?piiVPe uiU'ringrii, ciiiflfifjren- 
 
 Epispastic, ci-espas'tik, (gr.) ai^ft 
 COTeP.] iMnien iiel)enP. - r. Pii6 SJliiien jie» 
 tJen^e -Witf.l. 
 
 Epistle, ipls'a, (gr.) «•• 1. [SBibd] 
 Pif C^i'iilrl. i. Ptr i^tief, Pii5' SenPfrtireiben. 
 
 Epistler, cpNlur. *. 1. 1 Per ^Srief* 
 ileder; 2>rietTi1>iiiicrer. 2. tejigl. Kirc^e] bee 
 
 (S'pi";ff'fi">'i^- 
 
 Episttrlary, ipii>'rAilirl. adj. epjt 
 ilplrtiuct), trifflKl), "iJriet... (®tnl, iiJe(^i"ei>; 
 - infercour«e, —correspondence, Per'iirief« 
 
 IDCdllVt. 
 
 EpistOlie, epiK'nI'lk. }«\t.)fidj. 
 
 Epistoiical, eiMsiol-eUal.^ •Vric(t 
 i>P. CS'pii'lilii I'etrfffenP ; Pic Uorni eiuer Gv»« 
 tTel hnbfMp, IVirf . . . 
 
 Epistoiize, £pi»'tA>h«, v.n. fdritft 
 1 P. C^piilfiii rrtj'Cibrn. 
 
 Epi«toiizer, epix'tAlliur, «. C^intt 
 Per 5&rieff, p-piiTcIn fcftreibt. 
 
 Epistoloifrapiiic,e|iistAi6^i'af'< 
 ik. ndj. tie 5^riefrte(leri'i PetreffenP. 
 
 Epis(oioK-rapliy,epixtoing'rari^ 
 #. Pie ~iViefile((erfi, 25riftT(1)veiPtfiinit. 
 
 Epi8tr<»plie, epis'truti.^ (gr.) ««> 
 
 EpiKtropiiy, j [9fl;«'l ! 
 
 Pie <£ct)(itSu'iePerl)i>iiing. 
 
 Epistyle, ep'jsiile, (gr.)«- ['}(rc()it.] 
 per '!}lrd)irrni>. 
 
 Epitaph, ep'itaf. (gr.) «. bte 0)ra6> 
 fd)riir. ((iJrnbhtrift betreffciiB. 
 
 Epitapllian, epetal ean, adj. tint 
 
 EpitaMis, epIiA'Mx, (gr.) «. Pic(Fnt« 
 wiffiliing liin Drnmo). 
 
 Epitlialainiuin,epii/jaiA'iiiiuni.) 
 
 Epitiialaiiiy, epii/iarauiA, (gr.>) 
 *. bn* i>i'd)ieirgePid)t. 
 
 Epitlieiii, ep'it/ilm, (gr.) *. ['^et).] 
 Per uiiiTe Utiifd)!iig. 
 
 Epithet, ep'^t/ilt. (gr.) *. 1. iaS 
 33eiiiturr. 2. (iinri(()cig) a> ber >21u$Pru(f. b) 
 Per 'Tiiimc, lirel. 
 
 Epithet , V. a. buret) ein 33ein)Drt 
 6e}fid)nen, iiiir eiiiein !SetuH>rte belegeii. 
 
 Epitiietic, Ipct/ietik, adj. 1. ein 
 ^eiii'orr bcrreffeiiP. 2. lu'tl ihmi SSeiiDortern. 
 
 Epitliyiiie, ip'eihime, <. Pie l^i)ni< 
 feibe, 5lncf>*fcib«. 
 
 Epitome, I (gr.) <. ber 
 
 Epitoiny, ipit'&iiie,^ turje ^wbt* 
 griff, 'iliifjng. 
 
 Epitoinist, Ipft'Aniist. > «. bet 
 
 Epitoniizer, ^pitAmhur,^ SUtf 
 fnfier eine^ ^Mit^iiig^i 'Ubfiirjer. 
 
 Epitomize, epitAmue, v. a. I. in 
 tinen "Jliiyjiig Priiigen. 2. nPfilrifii. 
 
 Epitrite, ep etn'te. (gr.; «• i$rof\>b.l 
 
 20 
 
306 Fate, far, fall, fal. Mk, met. Fine. fin. No, move, n6r, got, 6il, clotid. Tiibe, tiib, fi^H. tAin. rm». 
 
 £P1 
 
 Ht fflleid)f(f,ritt,^arjfr (m.e ;; ~ " "^ 
 
 con ci ta li . in can la re.y 
 
 Kpitrope, eplt'rope, ^ (gr.) «. 
 
 Kpitrupy, ^ r^(>)ct-l ^'>^ 
 
 Qpmop. 
 
 li]pizOOtiC) epezoot'ik, ((jr.) aiij. 
 [®toi.J llcberre|l« i>i)ii iljiereii entl)flUeii6. 
 
 lilpizooty, epezo 6te, (gr.><. lO^iei).] 
 (ie aSiel^reucf)*. 
 
 Kpucli, cp'ok, i'pok.) (gr.) *. bie 
 
 KpucUa, epoka, ^ Qpudjt, bet 
 3eirpuuft, Die 3ctt|'d)ei£>«. 
 
 Kpode, ep'ode, I'pode, (gc.) «. 
 l^oei.j tie G\>\itie, trn Sfrta^aefniig. 
 
 Kpopee, epope', (gt.) «. [$oef.] 
 bie ©pcpoe, Mi $elDeMgct)i(^t. 
 
 Kpos, ^'po.H, (gr.) «. Dai &pv£. 
 
 KpvuaU) ep'Min, adj. — ta.lt, t)a& 
 rvfomer Snlj. 
 
 l!:pulttry, ep'ularl, (lat.) a((;. ill 
 etneiii >ad)iuaure, &c|te geljorig. 
 
 l^pulatiuu , epula'shua , «. ttx 
 &<i)nu\ut. Cad gcil. 
 
 Kpulis, epulis, (gr.) «. [fffjir.] bie 
 ©erd)ii)ui|T m uiib uber bftu 3nl)ii|lei|"d). 
 
 liipulotic, ipiiioflk, (gr.) *. l^Bfeb.] 
 tai ^Diiirbeii jieijciibe, i>eriinrbenbe ^2Ritul. 
 — ailj. jiit)eiIetiD, ucrnorbenb. 
 
 Equability, ekwabii'et^, (E'qua. 
 blene«i; «. 1. bit &U\(i)ibtmiateit. 2. bit 
 (jleid)e ®eniutl)i?|limmiiiig. 
 
 Kquable, e'kwAbI, (1). lat. aequus) 
 •dj- gieid)fijrmig, gui^). - t^dv. E'quably, 
 flieidnormig, gieitft. 
 
 l*^(|Ual, e'kwal, ((at. aequalit) adj. 
 I. gleid). '2. gieid)forittig. 3. (to) nn^riuefftii, 
 gtmi'>Pi verl)(iltni@iiid0ig; im S3erl)(iltiii(ye 
 (ju). 4. gleidjgultig. 5. ^ (to; miparteiifd), 
 billig (gegeii). 6. do) geivndjfeii (d-iiiciu), ini 
 ©taiibe, fafjig (ju). 7. adv. fiir Equally. 
 
 >Tis all eqtiai to tiini, U i|l il;tu 3Uled, 
 (jniij gleic^. To be - to eveiy oue, eineiu 
 Ocbeii (SJerec^tigfeir n)it)erfil)reii (uffcu. 
 
 K«|UhI, t. eiiie ^erfoii gleidjeu 9{aii> 
 gt£, @iaiib(6, ^Itcr^, nteiiic^ ic. 6)lei(4en. 
 
 Your equal, ^\)te6 ©Jeic^eii, uuii gleis 
 d)em '21lter mit SMiicii, uim !^l)tem ailter. 
 Between -s, unterSeuteii, bie nuf glrid)em 
 giifje ilcfjcn. 
 
 l^}«iual, r. a. 1. g(ei(f)eii , glcid) mas 
 djeii. 2. gleit^eu, g{dd)fotiimeii, gleicft fciu 
 (Giiieiu) , crrfidjcii ((f iiieii). 3. erwieberii, 
 tjcrgelteiJ (Diciiile). 
 
 A man not to l>e equalled, eiilWonn, 
 Per feine« (J)leid)en nid)t hat. 
 
 Kifual- aquals , (fd^ott.) ma- 
 kes all odds even. 
 
 ICquality, Kwt'rlii. «. 1. bie 
 ©Icid)l)eit. 2. bit ®Uid>fi>rmigkit. 3. pi. 
 (|leid)e 1l)eite. Snak. 
 
 Kqiialization , ^kwalizA'slmu, 
 «. bie fflif id)nind>unfl , (»ieid)|ftriiinfl. 
 
 Kquaiize, i'kwalixc, r. a. I. au<> 
 5leid)cii (5{cd)iiiiiigcii); gieitft tiiadjen. 2. f 
 a) Gitu'iii (j[cid)foniiiKii. b) (to) fliei(^|lr(leii 
 (fftiieni). 
 
 Kqiially, ^'kwSlIe. adv. I. gleid) 
 (giir JC). 2. gl.id), ill gladjeii IheilcM (vtr» 
 Ibriirin. .t. glridifruiig. 4. griiia^. 5. (Mdig 
 $ft«l)i, iiiipariraid). 
 
 Eau 
 
 Kqualnesa, e'kwalnls, «. l. bie 
 ®ieia)l)eit. 2. &ie (iikid^forniigfeit. 
 
 JE^quang'ular, ekwanggular, (v. 
 angulus) adj. [(i)coiii.j gletd)ii)iiiflig. 
 
 JEquaniiuiiy, ekwanlin'eie, (lat.) 
 «. ber (yieidjmiitt). |gleid)iiiutl;ig. 
 
 KquanilUOUS, ekwan'euius, adj. 
 
 ftlquatiuu, ekwi-shun, (UU.) s. 1. 
 bie(2)ieid)iiind;ung; [i^aiibi'lj -ot payments, 
 ber niittlere 3ni}Iiiitg*teriiiiii. 2. [^ilig.J fie 
 ®(eid)uiig. 3. l>2i|lroii., &tom., ''i)icd).J bie 
 (^leid)Uiig. 
 
 dquator, ikwi'tur, ((.) t. [^tlron. 
 u. ®toiir.J ber ileqiiaror, ®lei(^er, Die Ciiiie. 
 
 Kquaturial , ekwaio'real , adj. 
 [3I|lron.J iuiii -.Ucqiiator gel;5rig. 
 
 lil«iuery, ekwere, > (fr. e'cuyer) s. 
 
 Kquerry, ekwer'e.J 1. ber oiall> 
 meiiler. 2. ber 'Jjf'erbeilall. 
 
 Kqucstriau, ekwes'trean, (lat.) 
 adj. I. |u iJ5ttrbe, reiteiib. 2. bc6 9{eiteii5 
 funbig. 3. eiiic auf beiii ■i)5|'erbe fi^ciifie ipcr; 
 IDii barilellenb. 4. ju ^ftrbcu ob. ber 3{eit! 
 Miiifl gehorig. 5. burd)^|'erbcreiiiieii gefeicrc, 
 Jieiter.., 9{ittcr... 6. [roiii. ©efdj.j rit; 
 terliit), iuni 3{itter|lrtiibe geljorig, t)iiirer... 
 
 An equestrian btatue, eiiie ^bilbfaiile 
 JU ^ferbe. An - lady, eiiie Dteiterinn. - 
 order, ber ^iitterilailb. - games, sports or 
 amusements, Sieiterfpiele. 
 
 Kqtaiangrular , ikweang'giilar, 
 adj. L®(uni.J gieid)iuiiiflig. 
 
 dquibalauce, ekwebal'lanse, 
 (D. bilaiix) «. ba$ gleic^e &troi<t)t. - v. a. 
 i niifiuicgeii. 
 
 Kqtiicrural, ekwekroQ'ral.> ((at. 
 
 lli«J[Uicrux«S, ekwekruure', Jcrus; 
 adj. l®eoni.] gleidjidjeufilig. 
 
 lilquitlifTereiit, ekwedif'ferint, 
 adj 1. t'ilcitl;.] gleid) ueri'djicbcii , uoii glei; 
 d)em Uuteridjiebe. 2. [Jiriilalipgr.J pri)grcf> 
 iit>n6pad)ig. 
 
 AlquidistailCe , ^kwidfs'tanse, 
 (K q u 1 d i s ' t a n t u e s s) «. b'le glcic^e (I'm: 
 feriiuiig. 
 
 JK«|ui<listant, ikwedls'tant, adj. 
 qltid) luett ciitfetut, glcid) fern (irom, uoiu. 
 
 ]llc|uidistaiitiy , ekwedi.s'iantle, 
 adv. Ill gliid)er (j-iurfrmiiig, gleic^ fern. 
 
 Kquinirniity, ekwelur'mete, t. 
 bit ®lcidHoniii3feit. 
 
 KquilateraI,ekwelat'eial,(E q u i- 
 la'ter) (u. lat. laius) adj. ^(iJeiim.J gieid)> 
 I'eitig. - «. bie gleid)e Scire. 
 
 Kquilibrate, eKweli'Liate, (lat. 
 libia) I), u Ills (^)U'id)gi'iiiid)t briiigcii, iiii 
 ®lfid)ati»id)re erijalreii. 
 
 A^quilibratiuu, ekwelibra'sliun. 
 «. b(\6 ®leid)geiuid)t. 
 
 KquilibriuuK, ekwel'b'r^us, adj. 
 ill! ®ieid)gi'ivuDfe biniiblid). 
 
 JKquilibriuusiy, ckwelib'reusle. 
 adv. iiii ®U'id)geivid)te. 
 
 Kquilibrist, ekwilebi'st, t. ber 
 91ei^iiiiii>ritl, edjiuebefiitiiller. 
 
 lll(|iiiiibrity, ekwal'b'rele, ((at.) 
 «. bai (>)lfid)grii'id)t. 
 
 Kquiiibriuin, ekwclib'reum. <. 
 I. l'))ird).l bai (i)lrid)gmiid)t. 2. t at Da? 
 Sdjiuaiifeii, Mr UiiribuiiiliifeJl (br6 (iJiiiler i. 
 bi Mr ®irid)|irit Ci'r Jiiraftr !c. , bit glnd^c 
 ©tarfe. 
 
 Eau 
 
 Equimultiple, ikwimul-tipt, 
 
 (u. lar. multiplex) a<lj. [&eo\\\.] gleid)piel« 
 fai^. - *. bie glcid)ineif.id)e ®ri)ge. 
 
 Equine, ekwin. (lat.) adj. juin 
 ^ferbe oDer jiini ^5Sferbegi'fd)le(^te geljorig, 
 luie bei Den $f erbcn, ipferbe . . . 
 
 Equiuccessary, ekwenls'sessA- 
 re, (lat. necessarius) adj. gleid) nuttjiveil' 
 Dig cDer ii6tl)ig. 
 
 Equinoctial, ekwenok'shal, (d. 
 lat. nox) adj. 1. jiir \)'iad)tglcic^e geljerig, 
 fliiuiiioftial, nad)tgieid)ig. 2. uiiter ber Ciiiie 
 befiiiDlid). 3. jur 3cit Der 9ia(t)tgleic^e ciu. 
 treteiiD (Stiirine Jo. 
 
 Equinoctial line, ber 9?ad)tgleicften», 
 ^Icquinoftialfreifi. -flowers, [•hot.] >)(cqut» 
 nottialbliinien. - dial , bie aieqiiinoftiali 
 Sonueniil;r. - points, bie Oiad)rgleid)ein 
 punfte. - heat, eine S^i^t mit miter bem 
 ajeqnator. [ freiS. 
 
 E«|uinoctial, «. ber 9iac^tglei(^en> 
 
 Equiuuctially, ekwenok'slialU, 
 adv. in btr DCic^tmig Der 5iad)tgleid)e, Siiiie. 
 
 Equinox, e'kueaok.t,!. 1. iJIi^ruii.j 
 bie \)iad)rglcid)e, lag: uiib iJiad)tgIeid)e, bai 
 ''ilcquiuofttiiiii. 2. f ber 'illeciuiuofiiaiivinb. 
 3. + bie ®lcic^l}eit, ba& gleidje ■'}}Jap. 
 
 Equiuuiueraut,ekweiiii'merant, 
 (U. lilt, numerus) ailj. vui\ glcid)i'r ^ai)l. 
 
 Equip, ekwip', (fr. (-(julper; artik 
 aqipa> v. a. 1. (leiDcn , aii^|laffiten , eqiii« 
 piren. 2. aii6ru)teu (i3d)iffe, i£ylDatcn), equi* 
 pircn; nudrl;cDen (eiii .Kaiiffaljrteifdjijf). 3. 
 (with) ucrfeljeu (init). 
 
 Equipag^-e, ek'kwipAje, (fr. i!D.) 
 *. I. Die ^liiSriiiliiiig. 2. ba& ilriegSgeratlj, 
 03epatf; ®eratl;; (i>crd)irr ju ^fcrDeu (befunt 
 Dcr6 bei Xuruiereii). 3. Das ©cfoige (eined 
 (Jurilen ic). 4. Die (Jquipage, Dafi ^iitfc<>» 
 gefpann. 5. bie ©d)iffir>beiuaiiiiiing, £d)iff5» 
 nianiifci^aft. 6. Die ivleibiiiig, ber QliifjUg. 
 7. ge|lol}Icnc8 ®cratl;. Shak. tbaljerfoiiiiiien. 
 
 To be in a sorry equipage, \(t)lt(i)t 
 
 Equipag^ed, ekkwepajd, adj. 1. 
 a) auegcriii^et. b) gut aiigeiugcn. 2. mit 
 eiucm prad)tigcii ®i'fi'Uje. 
 
 E(iuipeildeucy,ckwipeu'denii, 
 (u. uu. petidere) *. 1. ba6 Sdjiui'ben, .^an» 
 gen ini ©kidjgtiuidjte. 2. t bieUiifrt)lui|iigfcit. 
 
 Equipment, ekvvip'meni, 4. t. 
 bie 'iliisrurtiiug; 2jcmanniiiig; 3{l)eDerei (». 
 ilaiiffal)rcrn). 2. bae Oierdtl), 3eug; ®« 
 pdrf. 3. Der 'Jliifjng, 31uiiig. 
 
 Eifuipoise, 4 kuepoixe, (v. fr^ 
 poids) I. b(\6 ®ieid)gi'ivid)t ; bie glcid^e 
 Scdrfe. 
 
 Equipollence, ekwipol'lense, ) 
 
 Equipitlleitcy, ckuepollense, y 
 (i>. lat. poiieo) *. Der gleic^e iijerti;, bie 
 flleid)c erdrfe. 
 
 Equipollent, ikw^pdl'lent, «<(/. 
 glcid)gclieiic, guid), gle^d^mdpig , gleit^ilarf, 
 i>Dn gleiiljem ii5frtl)f. 
 
 Equiponderance, ekw^poa'- 
 
 deraiiNe. oDrr 
 
 Equip(»uderancy, ckwepon'- 
 deraii.'.e, {V. lat. pondns) t. Da£ ®leid)aC« 
 iv'id)!. bie gliidje Sd)aiere. 
 
 Equiponderant, ekwipoH'd«r- 
 aiit. lid;. liMim'.i I'piTfii'd) gicid) i<l)iuer. 
 
 Equipoiiilerate^ •kwt|>oa'<l«r> 
 ate, i>. H. glricQ luirgen. 
 
'V**. *"ir, fall. fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, Rot, 6il, cloArl. Ti\he, Uib, full. lAin, THis. 807 
 
 EttU 
 
 BSquipondiouSf ikwepon'dius, 
 
 (Equipond'erous) adj. 1. im ®leid)()es 
 u>id)tt; (jlfid) rd)wer. 2. unpnrteiii'd). 
 
 Equisoiiancet ekwe»6'nan«e, (u. 
 lat. >oiiare> «. [(jned;. ^iu\'.i bet ®lei(^taut 
 6er Dttnue u. ber fcoppcltcn Dftnoe. 
 
 Kquitable, ekkweubi, (fr. SGC.) 
 adj. I. (to; t^cUig (georn), gerec^t. 2. uw 
 partciii'c^. — adv. Eq'uitably, bitllgi 
 uiiporteiircf). 
 
 Kquitableness, Ik'kweuttines, 
 «. 1. bie SJiUigfeit. 2. Me Uiiparteilic(^reit. 
 
 Equitant) ek'kw^uat, Hat.) adj. 
 I^ot.J rtitetiB. 
 
 Kquitatlon, ekkwiti'chua , (fr. 
 Si3.) *• 1. ta6 ^((ireii. 2. bit 9{eitftinfl. 
 
 Equity « ek'kwete, (fr. e'quite, o. 
 
 I.U.; «. 1. bit T>iUiflftit. 2. bit (iJercdjtiflfeit; 
 
 llitvarieilid^rcit. 3. l^ted^urvrj a; bte biUige, 
 
 0cr(<t>tc iJorbtruiig. b> bit ^Jdligfeit. 
 
 3. a) 1 coa<ider the wife'* equity to be 
 
 loo well settled to be shaken. Kent. 
 
 Couii of equity, baS Silligfi'itfgrrid^t. 
 
 Equivnleuce^ /ikMiwaleuse, ^ 
 
 EquivttleUCyf ekwiv'valen*i, ^ 
 (i>. lilt vttlere; t. I. ber gleii^e Wettl). 2. 
 b.i» (»icid)i>ii:lf(iii , bie a^tidft ^tnrfe obet 
 ^)itia)t. Equivalence, n. a. f <l>> lOtttt) 
 glrid) roiiitneii (riiirr €)<iit)t). 
 
 EquivMleut, ekwiv'valeot, a<<;. I. 
 uvii )iicid)i'iii '}iitrtt)t, gleict^geltenb i (to) an 
 iiieui) |}lcict>rumiiit'iib, glcid). 2. Qltid^bc 
 biuiriib. 
 
 To be e q u i r a I e n t to , Qlti^ ^tlttll Ob. 
 fiiii, Qicicl)ti\ SUeril) i;at>(it iiiit ..., auf> 
 
 Equivalent,*. l.bcrgl(i((>(ZBtrtf), 
 (i>i'nriiikiirit), SlicrtOcri'a^ , (iilrid)iurrt|) , b<i< 
 Qlrqiiiiuiiriit. 2. {Q'l)t'ii).j ta6 ■•Ue<{utununt. 
 
 Equivaleutly , ekwivvalenili, 
 <u/.'. Ill ettt von gli'td^i-tn ^iU(rtl;ti auf riiie 
 OifiiDiinttiifc 'Jirt. I bit SiWiibi'ut'Qfeit- 
 
 E<|iiivucacy, ekwivvukase, «. t 
 
 Equivocal y ikwiv'vukal, (lot.) 
 otlj.. t. iii)t:iC(uti{|, toppelbtiittg, buppelfiiiiiig. 
 2. 1 jii>ii|tll).ift; uiifltiuifi. - *. bic 3ii)ei» 
 brutigfi'it, bcr bopprlfiuiitge ^u$btud. 
 
 Equivocally, ekwtv'v6kalli,<i({i>. 
 I. iiueiDrutuj, buppciriiiiiig- 2. t burt^ eiiie 
 UiigiivilTc Wcburt ober (iriitilc^iiiig. 
 
 EquivocaliieHS, ckwlvv&kalnaa, 
 t. bit 3iv(tb(utigtclt, ber .Doppelfiuii. 
 
 Equivocate, ikwivvokAte, p. n. 
 liveibeud'iM, buppeiriiiiitg reben. — v. a. f 
 ciiier bi'ppeltcn Qttuvuna, 31u6U-aiiiig faljig 
 iiiiid>eii. [<• bie 3»"'i)^>it>af*:it. 
 
 Effui vocation, ekwiwokishun, 
 
 E«|uivocator, ekwivvokitur, «. 
 Giiicr, brr iiueibeiiiig |pri<4t> Sldjieltniger. 
 
 Equivoke, ikwiw^k, vfr. equi- 
 voques «. bieSiveibcurigfeit, ber X)oppcI|lMii i 
 bae aSirtipini. [voroja<</.'!jJ(erhcpci|d)riT»nb. 
 
 E«|uivoroua«, ^kMiVv^ius, (u. (. 
 
 Er, er, btut\<t) tt, Q-iibung picler eiigl. 
 5S3i>rfer, ifl bie teutiMinctie ^I'r"' 1>«* '•". 
 or i erflere iiirnmnieiigei. aut wer, le^tere 
 0U5 vii; {. 2). haler, farmer, heater, 
 grater. <Um (>Mbc urii Qstabteitniiteii jeigt 
 er eiiif ^eriVii btt Drtf6 nn , j. 85. Lou- 
 doaer, .:= Londouuiaa, = Oilier A u^ 
 £iMib"'i, fin I'l'iibcnsr. [nuiig. '•Ucr.i. 
 
 Era, i'la, (lAt. acra> t. bie 3citrr<^: 
 
 ERE 
 
 I Eradiate, era'deAte, (p. fat. radius) 
 ; c. n. (Irntjleii , mie Cid^tilmljren fc^^iegen, 
 ©trnljleii lucrfen. 
 
 Eradiation, erldei'shun, «. l. f 
 bie iSirrtljleini'erfuiig. 2. ± ber "Jlbglanj. 
 
 Eradicate, eiad'ekate, Uat.) V. a. 
 1. i entiviirjeln. 2. i aii5rottrii, vertilgeii. 
 
 Eradication, eradekiklmu, «. 1. 
 bie O'liiiviirieluiig. 2. t bit ^ueruttuiig, 
 SSertilguiiG. 
 
 Eradicative, irad'ikativ, adj. 1. 
 auerotteiib. 2. jOJ^eb.j pon @runb auf> t)t\> 
 lenb. - : I ^Vitb.] tin bai Uebel aui beut 
 (Sruiibe l)eileiibe£ OJiittel. 
 
 Erasable, erislbl, adj. auHbi<S)> 
 bar; vertilgbar. 
 
 Erase, irise', ((at. crado) p. a. 1. 
 Au^frAQeii, nbrrn^cn. 2. nuMlreii^en, au6' 
 lofc^eii. 3. uenilgeii, pcriiid)teii ; vfrow; aut-- 
 
 To be erased, erlDfct^i'li. [tilgcil {au6). 
 
 Eraseilieilt, era*e'uient./«. 1. bic 
 
 Eraciiou, eiAihuu, ^ ^u?> 
 
 frit^uiig. 2. bie \Uu6|lreid)iiiig, 31u6l6|'(^uiig. 
 J. 1 bie >21u6tilguiig, ^ertilgtiiig. 
 
 Erastiau, erastyuu, «. [Airc^I- 
 Seftej ber (i^riiiiiiiiier. — firas'tiauisiu, 
 «. ber (S'riiiliAtiiem. 
 
 Erasure, eri'xhdre, «. I. bie 9Iii£> 
 l&f4)uiig , ^ii6rroi)uiig. 2. bie audgrtro^te 
 ©d)rifr ober ©telle. [djib.iib (3frtme;. 
 
 Erclieubald, er'tslieubald, «. ^ilr: 
 
 Ere, are, (aiigelf. aer; I)pU. eer; gotl^. 
 air) adv. tl)t, tt)et, btuoi. 
 
 Ere, praeii. ppr (ber 3eit). 
 
 Ere -long, adv. balb , in £uriein. -- 
 now, adv. tt)enii\U, pvrbeni, |uvor. — - 
 while, —-whiles, ado. « utlliingil, Por 
 eiiiiger 3e>t> t^ieii, por Jturicm; iumeileii. 
 
 Erebus, erebus, (gr.) «. l^l};9(i)ol.] 
 ber (S-rcbii6. 
 
 Erect, irekt', (p. L erlgere) a4f. 1. 
 ou(rt'4)t, gerabe, aufgericj^cei. 2. i a.) (to) auf> 
 luarre, uac^ obeu geridjtei. b) flaiibljafi, 
 it\1; to stand -, (loiibl^aic bleiben, pull 3>i: 
 perfict^t fern, c) frtiftig. 3. gebeljnt, ouege! 
 bcljiit. 4. (93pt.] nufre4)t flcljenb. — ado. 
 E r e c t ' I y , aufrec^t. 
 
 Erect, D. a. 1. aufric^ten, in bie $ol)e 
 ri(t)ten. 2. aufrid)ten, crrictjtcii, aufful^reii, 
 biiiien. 3. i a> emd^ten, griinben. b) aaf; 
 llcllen (eiii ©pileiu;. c) aufri4>(eit, ert^ebett 
 (ba« (^etiiutt)). d) [&tom.] faaen(cinel'iniej. 
 e) oufriU^ten, f)eben, aufrcgen. f; (on) boncn 
 (auf). g) t litijtn i<B<i)lui\t). 4. nii^bet^nen. 
 
 To erect one's self into ..., fid) auf- 
 ivevif.i iU ... (ten. 
 
 Erect, V. n. fid) erhebeii, ^id) aufvid)- 
 
 Erectable, erektabl, adj. auftici)(: 
 bar. [nufiuiirt^ flrebciib. 
 
 Erected, erek'ied, adj. erijabcii, 
 
 Erecter, erektur, «. &iner, ber 
 niifridjtiT, niif|iil)rt, erri(t)tet :c. 
 
 Erection, eiik'shun, «. 1. bie ^tifs 
 ri4>tung. 2. bie 'iliiffiiljriiiig (u. ^irt^en :c.). 
 .3. 1 a) bie e-rri(<>iiiiifl, ©niiibiiiig. b; bie 
 CSrljcbuiig (be6 @emufl}6). c; bie 'Jiiifreginifl ; 
 <21ufri(t)nnig ibt6 ®eiflti). 4. bai &ebanbe. 
 5. bie 31ii6bel)miiig. 
 
 Erective, erek't'v, adj. niifri(()tenb. 
 
 ErectueMS , eieki'nek, «. bic C^e. i 
 rn^l^lt, iiiitri'i1)re ©relliiiig rber ^piiltiiiig. 
 
 Erector, jiekt ur, t. ['ilmit.J brr|an 
 
 EKR 
 
 9lufrirf)tcr, 91iifrirf)riiui«fel. [ (JinfiebeleU 
 
 Ereinitagre , er'^metitje , «. bie 
 
 Eremite, er'emite, (gr.) *. ber (Jin* 
 
 fieblcr, 233albbrubcr, 6-retiiit. (fieblerif<<>. 
 
 Eremitical, eremit'ekal, adj. tint 
 
 Ereptation, erepta shdn. (Uu.) «. 
 
 bii6 5?eri>orfriedjeii. [ ©ntrci^uug. 
 
 Ereption, eiep'»hun, (lat.) «. bie 
 
 Erg'at, er'gat, (lat. ergo) ». n. f ioli 
 
 gern, edjli'ifte jicljen. ( t)in, aifo. 
 
 Erg-o, er'gA, (lat.) ode. fclglic^, njit» 
 
 Erjpot, er'got, *. I. (Kcparjneif.J bie 
 
 JIuggalle. 2. ber ©porii, bie 41fterflaue, 
 
 5JcbenfI.iue (bt6 Jeberi'ielj*). 3. [t'anMuirtl)» 
 
 fc?).] ber »rnnb (im Korii); bas iWfutrerforn, 
 
 branbige £oru. 
 
 Erffotisin, er'g^iitm, «. 1. ber Ip« 
 gifdje ©djiiie. 2. bai ©ttjiilgejanf, ber 3aiit 
 iim itieiiiigreiten. 
 
 Eriacli,er'eak,«. [3rl.J bie0)clb6u$e. 
 Erig^iitle, erejeiil, adj. (rtidjtbat, 
 Erin, e r'n, «. ^3rlaiib [aiifriittbar. 
 Ering-o, efJng'go, (gr.) *. [Sot.] bie 
 *J)iniin6trcii, i^nittifiilel. (Strebepfeiter. 
 Erixma, enz'ma, «. ['jlrd^it.J bee 
 Eristic, irUlik, i (gr.) adj. t 
 
 Eristical, iriit'iekal, y pinciiiir^^, 
 (Ireitig. 
 
 Erke, erk, <i(f/.'^'foiif, niii^ig.CHAi^CE*. 
 
 Erillin, er'uuuJ ^Er' meli ue) (fr. 
 
 Ermine, y hermine ; fp. ar- 
 
 mino) «. I. IStx'l.] bat ^permeliit. i. ba$ 
 
 ^erinclin lipeljiuerf). 
 
 Ermiued, er'wind, ndj. T u. i in 
 ^eriiKliii gcfleibet; mit if>friiiflin gefuttert. 
 Erne, erne, t angcif. 2Ut>rt , = bet 
 Aerne, 5 ©dMippni, bic $utce, 
 bilbet bie (^'nbiing riniger engl. u. lat. Sor- 
 ter; ). 33. barn, lantern, tavern, 
 tabcrpa. 
 
 Erne, «. [Ornit^.] ber ijird^geier, Vat, 
 Ernest, er'nest, «. Qtnfl (??iune). 
 Erode, erode', (lat.) p. a. jerfreffen, 
 roegfreiJen. 
 
 ErOK'ate, er'rugAte, (lat.) p. a. f 
 auiti)tiltn, pertljeileii, pfrobrcid)eii. 
 
 ErOgcatiOn , errogi'khun, «. f bic 
 91u6t^eiluMg, 9>i-rtt;ciliiiin. 
 
 Erose, erose', adj. [95ot.) au^gebiffen. 
 Erosion, ero'ziiiin, (lar.) t. 1. bie 
 Serfreffuiig, SIUcgfrfiTmig , ber JJraM. 2. ber 
 grag, ilreb^. 
 
 Erotic, eroi'ik, ^ (gr.) adj. ttOs 
 
 Erotic*' "^ eioi'ekal,j n((i). 
 Erotic, «. bai (rotird)c (4efic^r. 
 Erpetolog-y, erpeiollAje, (gr.) *. 
 bie £el;re Pon ben frii-d)ciibeii Il^ureii , .<pcr< 
 petulogie. — Erpetol'oglkt, «. ber i{)er> 
 petdlog. 
 
 Err, er, (lat. erro, gr. erro> v. it. I. 
 
 ? irren. 2. i irren, il* irrcn. 3. ? fid) per» 
 
 irten. 4. i (from) abiucidjen (pen). 5. Ijer* 
 
 umirren (()erumflrelfeii , l;eriiiiijiei)en , l)er» 
 
 Err, V. a. inipleiten. [uiiiivatibern). 
 
 Errable, er'rabi, adj. f f(l)lbae 
 
 (faljig ju irreii). [ get)ibarfeir. 
 
 ErrableUCSS, er'rabliies, «. bie 
 
 Errand, arraud, errand, (angelf. 
 
 aereiid; i<t)m. areiidc) j. 1. bie 95otf(4aft. 
 
 2. ber 'iliiftrag. 
 
 To do an errand, to go on Db. upon 
 
 -, fine ^ptfAflff aufridSreii, liberbrinflen. 
 
 1» 
 
308 F&te, far, fall, fat. M^ nipJ. Finp. fin. N6. move, n6r, got, 6il. d5i^d. Tube, tub. fflll. th\n, THis. 
 
 ERll 
 
 To iiend on an errand, (finen mit einer 
 ©ptfdxift, eincni ^iiftmge iierfd)ictcii. To go 
 ou a sleeveless -, etneti ucrgeblidjen Woiifl 
 tljiin. [6er iSotenlnufer. 
 
 E r r a n H - b o y, bcr Sntlfiliuge. --goer. 
 
 Krra.lld, for ance (ains) er- 
 rand. (|'il)int.) for that purpose alone. 
 
 Krrunt, er'rSnt, adj. I. a) irrenD, 
 tDiinDeriiC. b) fnhren!) (3?itter). 2. ± abmi-. 
 d)fn&. SnAk. 3. ~ hcnimrcifenb Oiidjter). 
 
 Krrantry, er'rantri. t. 1. Hi §er: 
 innirreii, lunnDcrnDe Seben. 2. 6n5 ©efdjiift 
 emc^ fnl)renDen Dfitter^. 
 
 Krrata, eni'ta, (Int.) «. pt. ta& 
 tiriicf fclUer : 2Serieid)ni0. 
 
 l£rra,tic, erratik, adj. 1. f)eriltllir! 
 reuB, mens. 2. reflello^, miorbentlicf) , iitu 
 ngclmnpig, ungleid). 3. [ailroii.] - star, 
 itt "BJnnDcfilcrii. 
 
 Erratic fever, Bn5 2CfCf)feIne6er. 
 
 KrratiCf *. Dec SnuSiTreidjer. 
 
 Krratical, Irrai'ekal. adj. a) nan-. 
 fccriiD. b) fnl)ren& (Sfittenrfjnft). — adv. 
 El rat' (call y , uiiglcid) , utirfflcltnagio, 
 un^r^entlid), t« 6er Orrc. 
 
 Krration, erri'shun, «. f bnS i^er-- 
 iiiuirreii, iperiimivanbfrn. 
 
 ICrratuin, erri'tuoi, «. ber Drud.- 
 fi'ljlcr; f. p'- Errata. 
 
 Krre, err, *. [SEBniBmfpr.] a) bic 
 5>i|)rre. b) bcr SBorberlnuf. 
 
 Krrllilie, er'rine, (gr.) «. [9)feb.l 
 iA& -£(f)iuivfmi"cl iJiieiVniittcl. 
 
 KrrOlieOltS, Irri'neus , (fnt.) adj. 
 I. T irreiib, imi'lnt. 2. f a) unregeliungig. 
 b) uiigifirct, irrgeleitet. c) irrig. — adv. 
 Erroneously, irrig, irriger ?H3f ife. 
 
 Krroneous, *. ber Orrgcleitete. 
 
 KrruneuusneSS, erro'neusnes, 
 «. bee 3rrrl)iiiii, bie lintid)t\Qttit, (p^i)|lfct)e) 
 Unii)nl)rl)cit. 
 
 Krror, Ir'rur, (tat. S33.) ». I. ? tai 
 iperumiiTiMi; bie SBniibi'riing; b«r iinrcgel= 
 niiiglge Sniif. Drvden. 2. i ber 3rrtf)mn, 
 
 a) tai Serfeljen, ber 25erflDp ; ©(i)reil>ffl)Icr. 
 
 b) ber 2BaI;n. o ber gef)ler. 3. (3Jec^)t5|pr.] 
 bie 9iii(liriit. 
 
 Writ of error, elit 5Drit luegcn ^fliil; 
 litiii cb. 3"fi?ii'petenj. To comniit an -, 
 in eincn Orrtl)uui uerfiifltn. 
 
 Krror, ». «. [9{fd)t£|Vr.] (ein ricfitcr; 
 tidjes Urtfjeil) niiH u. nic^tig mac^eii , Bnfiir 
 crflaren. [loirfc. 
 
 Krs, erx, (fr.) *. [33ot.] bie S23aIbroe= 
 
 Krse, erse, t. tiai $erf{)"ct)e dm id)ou. 
 ipodAfliibE). - adj. Ijerfifcft. 
 
 Krsii, ersh, *. tiai Orunimet. 
 
 Krst, erst, (nngeir. aerest) adv. ? I. 
 tril, iuetH- 2. el)ebem, einil. 3. bi&ija. 
 
 Erst-whiie, * e()cbcm, UDruinl^. 
 
 KrubeNCeUCe, emibls'sense, ) 
 
 l<yrube$«ceucy, Irnibls'senxe, ) 
 (liU.) *■ bos @'rr[itl)en, bie ©d)(imrotfje. 
 ., Krube«(Ceilt, ernibea'sent , or^. 
 1. errorl)eiiD. 2. rinljlic^. 
 
 Kriict, eiiikt'. ) (Int.) t». n. 
 
 KructHte, erukt'ite, \ auiUv^en, 
 en. — V. a. nuSfpeicii, niiSiuerKn. 
 
 ICrilCtafiOU, erukia'slnm , <. I. 
 ba6 -JiuiTu'geii, 9?i"ilpi"eii. 2. ber 9{rilpe. 3. t 
 bir 3li.5n)iirf, 9lhii1oe 'bes Slenin zo 
 
 ifclruilite, er'udiie, (Int.) adj. Qclef)r(. 
 
 ESC 
 
 Kruditlon, enid'sh'dn , *. tiie ®e: 
 
 lefjrfniiifeit. 
 
 Krug^inonil, eru'jenus, (Int. aeru- 
 ginosus) ad), grunreflig, griiittVnnfnrbig- 
 
 Kriipt, eriipt', V. n. f nii«f>rcd)en. 
 
 Kriiption, enip'shun, (int.) <■ 1 
 ber aiuobrud) (n. jiniiinien). 2. [^lUtei.] ber 
 •Uii5rd)lng (ber S)niit); 9Iii«briic^. 3. ± ber 
 'Jliisbrudj (ber®ef'ui)!e). 4. f ber9lii«ruf. 5. 
 ? ber (feiiiblid)e) ^iliiefnfl. 
 
 Kruptive, irup'tlv, adj. l. nti5bre= 
 d)enb, l)cn'orbred)enb. 2. [TOeb.J mit etncm 
 'Mu5u1)Iagc perfiiiipft. [58rni$bi|lel. 
 
 Kryiig'O, eriiig'go , ». [58ot.J bie 
 
 Krysipela.s, Ircsip'ilas, (gr. 533.) 
 *. [0)feb.| ber 9fi>tl)lniif, bie 9?ofe. 
 
 Erysipelatous , ereslpll'atus, 
 adj. ['ODifb.j nitf)inufartig. 
 
 Kscalade, Iskalide', (ft. !S3.) «■ 
 ['TOilit.] bie ©rfleiguiig wiit ©rurmicitern 
 (nucf) ±>. [1 "lit ©ciunlt. 
 
 By escalade, 1. ttiit (gtiirmleirern. 2. 
 
 Kscalade, t>. a. mit @furinleitern 
 erilcigen, mit Scirern criliirmen. 
 
 Kscalop, skal'lup, (I;d(I. scliulp) a. 
 1. [Simd),] bie ^nmiiimui"d)el, (StrnI)!:, On; 
 fobSmin'djel. 2. ± ber flejaf)iire 9{nnb. 
 
 Kscapade, IskapAde', (fr. 223.) «• 
 [9?ettf.] ber falfdje ©n? obet Sprung (u. 
 <|3ferben). 
 
 Kscape, 4skipe', (fr. e'chapper) r. 
 a. 1. T entiuifd)en, entfommen (G-itiem). 2. 
 i a) cntgeljen. b) cntrinncn (©inem ic). 
 
 To escape notice, uberfcljen iverben. 
 
 Kscape, v. n. entfommen, enrrin; 
 nen, entiuifd)en, fid) ftud)tig mnd)en. 
 
 Kscape, »■ 1. bns (S'ntrinnen, bie 
 Gntrinnung, {?ntn)ifd)iing, 8-tud)t. 2. 1 bie 
 aiiieflud):. 3. [ 9?ed)t^rpr. J Hi (Jntrinnen 
 aui gefe^Iicfjer ajefdjrnnfung ober bem SSer: 
 (jnft. 4. t ber 9tu«flug ; bie «abrd)reeifiing. 
 Shak. 5. ber ©infnft. 6. - of love, ber 
 Siebefi^nnbel. 7. t bn« 95errcl)en, ber get)= 
 Icr, 3rrtl)um. 
 
 To make one's escape, iai ^nfenpn; 
 nier crgreifcn, firf) nii« bem ©tniibe mnd)cn. 
 To make an -, einen 223in6 fnljrcn laffen. 
 To have a narrow -, mit genaiicr 5ii>rl) 
 fid) retten, bnuonfcmmen. [benbccf. 
 
 Escape -goat, [ OiibentI).] ber Sun: 
 
 Kj^capement, eskape'ment, 3. 
 fltf)rmnd)crf.] ber albfnfl, bic 5?cmmiiMg, bai 
 StiiRiverf, ber englifite i5>'ifcii. 
 
 Kscargpatoire, Iskar'gatd'r, (p. 
 fj;. escargot) s. ber SdjnerfciibeljnUer. 
 
 Kscarp, Iskarp'. (fr. escarper) p. a. 
 [^5KiIit.] fd)n'ff, ifeil mncben, bBfdj/n. 
 
 Kscarpilient, eskarp'nient, s. bie 
 3(bbnd)ung, 33ijrd)iing. [gepiert. 
 
 Kscairtel, Iskar'tll, adj. [Siernib.l 
 
 Ksclialot, shallot', (fr. e'chalotte) 
 *. [2}ot.] bic ©cbnlottc. 
 
 Kscliar, es'kar. (gr.) ». 1. [dfjir.] ber 
 (Srinb, ©d)im- bie Smile. 2. [3?ntnrg.] bie 
 Seerinbe, ^nrnflrinbe, 9fiMbcnfornfline. 
 
 KscharotiC, esUarot'Jk, (gr.) adj. 
 [Gl)ir.] fnitlifd), .itjenb. - ■». Hi fflrinb er: 
 jcugenbc Srcniimittel. 
 
 lil!9Cliea<, Istshile', (p. fr. e'cholr) s. 
 [9?ed)tf rpr.] n) ber $etnifafl, bn« Ijcimge^.flene 
 (55ut. b; berOrt Pb. llmfreis, lup bem ilonige 
 K. ®uier tjeimtrtflen. c> ber $eimfnll«:-a3nr. I 
 
 ESP 
 
 [ Escheat, ». n. [9?e(ftt«fpr.] nnl>eimi 
 fnflen. - v. a. f periuirfen, l;etmf.i(lig mos 
 *en. ( ijeinifnriio. 
 
 Esclieatable , Istsiie'tabi , adj. 
 
 Ksclieatag^e , Istsh^'tAje, «. Hi 
 ^cimfiitU'red)*. 
 
 Esclieator, lstshi't>5r. *. F9fed)t«. 
 fpr.] ber Si'^fiil, ein 33enmtrr, ber l)eiitige» 
 foflene @i"irer benufftd)tigr unb ber @d)a$« 
 fnmmcr niijeigt. 
 
 Ksclie'W, estshoo', (nprm. eschever ; 
 nitfr. escheoir) ». a. fd)eut» , mciben , flie« 
 l)cn ; permciben. [ber ®(*ilb, Hi ICnppen. 
 
 EsCOCheon, eskuish'in, (fr.) «. 
 
 Escort, Is'kort, (fr. escorte) M. tat 
 (sjeleit, (Srf)ii^geleit, bie '^ebecfung, Qitortt. 
 
 Escort, eskort', r. a. geteitcn, &e> 
 betfen, brtfen, eJfprtiren. 
 
 Escot, Iskot', ». ber (&tf>Dg (©teuer). 
 - V. a. f unterfjniten ; befotbeH; bejntjlcn. 
 
 Escouade, Iskouide', (fr. W.) t. 
 bie 9?ptte. [i^pr(t)er. 
 
 Escoiit, Isk^ut', ». + ber ©pion, 
 
 Escript, eskript', (I.) ». + bieSc^rift, 
 ber 3cttel. [ #. tai ©djreibjeug. 
 
 Escritoir, eskruiire', (fr. e'critoire) 
 
 Escro^v, es'kri, (fr. ^croD) *. [9?ed)t«» 
 fpr.] ber ipnftrrfjein. Blackstohb. 
 
 EscroII, eskrAle', t. bie D^pfle. 
 
 Escuag'e, Is'kuije, (o. scutum) «. 
 [Jeubnir.] a) Cer SRitterbienft. b) Hi 9?it« 
 tergelb. [nrjtli(t>. 
 
 Esculapian , Iskuli'pean , adj. 
 
 Esculent, es'kulint, (Int.) adj. ge« 
 nic^bnr, cgbnr. - «. bn« Scben*», ?Rn^« 
 rungsmittel. 
 
 Escutcheon, eskutsh'in, (fr. e'cus- 
 son) ». ber 933nppenfd)ilb ; Hi aUnppen. 
 
 EsCUtcheoned, eskutsh'ind, adj. 
 ein ICnppen, einen 553nppenrc()ilb fjnbeiib. 
 
 Esl<»in, Isloin', (fr. eloigner) v. a. 
 * entfernen, pcrbnnnen. 
 
 Esnecy, Is'nes^, (p. fr. aine'> *. 
 [9?ed)tS(Vr.] bn« 2Bnl)frcd)t be# (S-rilgcbi-r. 
 nen, Hi nitcflen Qtben, bni 9{cd)t ber (frib 
 gebiirt. 
 
 Esopliag°OtOiny , esAfagot'ome, 
 (gr.) *. [(Fl)ir. J bie Sd)lunbpfFiiinig , bir 
 @d)itinbrd)nirt. 
 
 Esophng'US, e.snf'agiis, (gr.) ». 
 [9Iniit. ) bie ©pcirerohre, ber @rt)liiiib. 
 
 Esopian, esA'pe-ui. adj. liiVpifd). 
 
 Esoteric, esofer'ik, (gr.) adj. i-)5l)i- 
 Ipf.) etl'tcrifrf). gcl)eim. 
 
 Esotery, CNOt'ere, #. t bn* (Seijcim* 
 nifj; bie ipeimlic^feit. 
 
 Espalier, cspSl'ylr. (fr. -B. ) *. 
 [(sjartenb.] baf ©pnlier, 35intimgfinnocr. - 
 V. a. (?5nume) ju ©pniifreii ilel)eii. 
 
 E.sparcet, cspar'set, (fr.) *. bie (fu 
 pnnVrrc, ber ffiicfens, ijutferfiee. 
 
 Especial, ^splsh'al, (int. speclalis) 
 adj. porjiigfid), i?nupt... — adv. Espe'- 
 cially, befpnber5, l)nupti"nd)lid), pprnc()m. 
 It(^. [tiai 23ei"pnbfre, 9Sor,)iiglid)e. 
 
 Especialness, isplshaines , «. 
 
 Esperance, es'peranse, (fr. 2B.) 
 *. bie £)i'ffiinng. Shak. 
 
 Espial, ispf'al, «. t I. ber KuiiD« 
 fd)nfrer, ©pipn. 2. 1 bie (Jntbecfiing, KunO. 
 fdjntr. 
 
 Espier, ispi'ur, t. Dec ©pnf^ec. 
 
 I 
 
Fate. ffir. fail, fat. ML met. Fine. fin. N6, in6ve, n6r, got, 6il, d6(id. Ti'ibe, tiib, full. t//in, Tllis. 309 
 
 ESP 
 
 EST 
 
 Elspinel, es'peuel, «. (einc 9{rt 9iu> Essoin, ea«oin', (fr.) «. [^e((>t£fi>r.] 
 tin; rtr gpiiu-H. 1. 6ie Q:i)et)n\t. 2. Cie &iurct)iiieigmifl lueflen 
 
 Kspionag-e, e^'peonaje, (ft) «■ &l)(l)afren. 3. Ctc &n(r(^uI&ioun<) (tm '^Udt).). 
 bnf Spu'iutcii, Me iluffpaOcrei. 4. £)ir;enige, iocld)er lutsjeii Q-ljeljnftcii., 6. h. 
 
 Ksplaiutde, Ispiauide', (fr. ^.)|iveG'ii oe« ^itd^teri'i^etnene uvc C^eric^c ent: 
 «. I. iJJeiliiiigeb.l Die e-iVlniinbe. 2. [ffinc» j rd)ulCiat ifl. 
 t<nf.] ter fflrntpino, ®rnf(lecf. Essoin, r. a. [^ei^tifpt.l Qtunb-. 
 
 Espousal, espou'zal , adj. jiim lid) rMriiDulc>ioeii , frriiVret^eii. 
 a}crii>ttiii(7e (ifl)&riii. Essoiuer, esisOiudr, «. [7ie<t)t6\vi. 
 
 EspousMl, «. I. iai 93erlp6en, tie! Cer 'JCcd)t6uiiwau, Oer Die 316ive|enQeit tinti 
 SSerlobung; pi. tai Striiibnig. '2. t £>ie ©eJ 'ilnecni aeuiiijcnfi ciitrd)ul6iat. 
 
 f(t)ui)mu3, 2Strtlei£>ijiiin.i, Cet iSeitritt. 
 
 Espouse, ekpoi'ize', (fr. epouacr) 
 B. a. I, do, Willi , I'trUDiii (©iiKin, niit). 
 2. ? (jeinu^eii, reriiui()!cii (to. mitj. 3. i 
 
 Estttbiisit, establish, (|r. e'tablir) 
 V. a. 1.5 fcilfe^en. 2. i a> erric^teii, griiii' 
 Deii, aufric^ten, ilifteii. b; perorCiien , fe|1: 
 iV^en, ciiire^eu. c) bcfeiligen. d) beilatigeii. 
 
 I'ertljcitiflcii (Q-tiu.if); fid) niiiieijiiieii (einer^e) einrid)ten; unterbniigen , uerfor^eii, tta-. 
 
 ^ad)i), ttitttttn, iinlj.iiigrii (f nut '^Juiuiimj; 
 
 Espousi'r, espou'tur, t. ^emniit), 
 bft iiO) riiirr £rtd)e ic. anmmmt, timt 'Ufeij 
 liuiij] 2C. t)ritrirt. 
 
 Isispy, e»iii'. (fr. e'jHer) ». a. I. T er: 
 fi>iil;fii, erfriicfcii. 2, niiffp.iljcii, nusfiuiC 
 fc^aften. 
 
 To espy out, flij«funtfd)rtftf n. 
 
 Espy, *. n. ipiiijfii, (tiifiaurrn. 
 
 Espy, M. ter lEpioii. 
 
 Esquires, ckkwlrc', (fr. e'cuyer) i 
 
 1. 6er Sd)iicfiinppe. 2. [ Cfiiginiifc ] tet 
 G-iquire, ©quire (trr nnd)(le litel nad) 6eiii 
 tiller kniglii, 9eimr«). 
 
 ENC|uire, e. a in 3enmn&« Oeforoe 
 Uin, Oiiiiiintf ed)il6fiiflppeii molten. 
 
 Es«|uiry, e»kwl'i4, s. iit 2Dur6t 
 cinei (S-fquirr. 
 
 Essart, ecsart', «. [9iei(>t«ft)r.l ba^ 
 oufiiirrutfte Srurf c'ant». - r. a. nu^reiiteii. 
 
 Essay, eski, (fr. «kxai) t. I. ber 
 JBtrfiirt), Die Bcilrebiiiin. 2. Jet (literrtnfd)e) 
 Bctfiid). 3. ter JBerfud), cie ^robt. 4. 
 lQ'l)et>i.] tie $robe. 
 
 Essay, e«»4'. r. n. 1. 1'trfiKften J prD» 
 kireii. 2. [6l)em.) probrn, probiren. 
 
 Kksayiiig drop, lue <J5ri'*e, t>a6 goTi\. 
 Essaying of pewter, tic 3'liiipti'bt fluf 
 titii Steine. To - the ore ol various loads, 
 bie Griprt^be tn<i(t)en. 
 
 Essayer, enKi'ur, «. I. (finer, fcct 
 8Jeriiid)e (<t)teitt. 2. bn qRuHiwarfctiii ; 
 [■•Dlernliiirfl.] ba 9Inrirf)trr. 
 
 Essayist, essii-iK(,«. Q-intr btt a$rr> 
 fudK fcltrcibt. 
 
 Esst^nce, es'sense. (Int. essentia; 
 flngelf. wehao) «. 1. [^.iffenfd).] t>a6 \a3efeii. 
 
 2. fie (S-ffenj , trr 0)ei|l (eiiier ijjjlanje jo 
 
 3. ? b(T a3ol)iflenid). 
 
 Essence, v. a biird)bi'ifVen , 6tird)! 
 l<iiid)rrii, partfnuiren. [SefteJ 6ie ©fjener. 
 
 Esseiies, esHC'nes, J. pi. i^iib. 
 
 Essential, CKKen'slial. adj. 1. 
 IffiMKHirf).! wefnirtict). 2. rocfriitlitt), roirf: 
 lid); noihifl; n«id)tio. 3. [(Fbrm.J luefeiitlid). 
 
 Essential, *. i. bm 2i5ifeu (ciiies 
 Ciiiflcf; rflfciii). 2. tnf 2L>crc»nid)e; pt- 
 i^niiptiadun , n'efciifiid)e llinudiifce. 
 
 Essentiality, e-seusliearctj, 4. 
 baf' 1£(ftu leiiirf I>iiifle6). 
 
 Essentially, •ssea'siiaili, ade. 
 tteff iiriid) , trm 2£>eiVn iind), 
 
 Esseiitialness, essen'siialnes, *. 
 tit SQbrrfiinidjffir. 
 
 Essentiate, essen'siieilte. r. n. 
 feaffclbe SU3cfcii nniieljmcii. &• J»as«ji. 
 
 bitten. 
 
 To establish upon any one, aufQinen 
 I'ercrben (tin (Sut). To - one's self, a) ftd) 
 eiurt<^tcii. b) fid) nieberlafTen ob. fe^en. 
 Established laws, be|1el;en&e Qlefetje. 
 \ liouse of - ed credit, [.^ailBel] eill \e> 
 Mt6, gutc« jpntie. lfi(t) einblireii. 
 
 Establish, v. n. fid) nicberln(Teii, 
 
 Estabiislier, istab'iiUidr, «. ocr 
 lattftcr, 6)riiiifcr; Semrtner. 
 
 Establislinient , esiab'tishmlm. 
 *. I. bit &tunbun<i, (^rrid)tung. 2. bit Seil: 
 l'et)UMg, (S'lnfet^uiig. 3. bit ^eiltitigung. 4. 
 a;t)ie 9(iet>erlti()UMg) [^iintelj C>a< (itabliffcs 
 ment. b; Cte 'ilniliilt, bn6 O'Mlnut. S. a> 
 bie (?'inrid)tuno , SBirforgiitig. b; ber feilc 
 motjnfi^. 6. bte ^Mvrbnuiig, 6'inri(t)tiitig, 
 Jorni (eiuer 9ieflicruiig». 7. Ctr (SriinC, bic 
 (arinibiiige. 8. ber &ct)aU, bai G-infoininen. 
 9. l&iigi.J bte btf(^oiiid)e 9{eltgioii»form. 
 
 EStaclie, estanlie', (ft. ■)Si.) : '^ 
 bet '^i(ii)l. [bit eilnfette, bet ©ilbote. 
 
 Estafet, Cktafet', (fp. estafeta; «. 
 
 Estal, est'al, 0. a. init -Tlrreil bclegen. 
 
 Estaliiieut, estaluicnt, «. bcr 
 lUrrcrt , ajeid)i.ig. 
 
 Estate, CHiAte', (ft. e'tat; f)t)Q slaat; 
 Stiiat; I. status)!, l.bet^ui^oxb, ©raab, bie 
 aScr^iiltniffe, UmiliinDe. 2. ber (l)i)l)e) ©tnnb, 
 "Xflug. 3. I9<ea)tirpr.l ba6 ajcriiicigtn , 2^= 
 ftQtljuni, bte Si-flt)ting, ^^fnQniiMiiiig an bes 
 n>e{]lid)eni iinb uiibi-iueglid)eni !berit;tl;iini. 
 4. bai 6)runbtlu(f , &ut, Saab, bit &uttt, 
 bet Crtiibfi^. 5. bet Srnnt ipoiitifc^e .ftotper). 
 6. pi. a) bit »r|li3ungen. b) [(5-ngl.J bic 
 Srnotcn (= bic 2otb6 unb bie (SJiineineii). 
 
 Real estate, iinbeiveglid)e£ ^ifii^tl^tini, 
 ^inniobilien. Perkoual -, bfiiU(i(irt)C4 ^e-. 
 flljtljum, '•IRobllien. - of a bankiupt, fie 
 -DKrtffe cine* ^'I'lif"- ^o li«ve an - fall 
 to one. cine erl'idjflft eintjjini. Man's-, 
 bns inflniilid)e 'Hirer. 
 
 Estate, ». a. I. t ("n) 4"'" 93f(i(je 
 i"iberniiid)en (©iiitm;. Shak. 2. t aui-|lntrcn; 
 iiiirfrbriii<jrn. 
 
 Estated, esiA'tlH. adj. (^}runbcigcn> 
 tl)iini, (iJiiter, (i)iirerilii(fc bcfii^enb. -Swirx. 
 
 Esteem, eoleem', (lor. aestiinare; 
 p. a. I. C' of) \<t)i\t}(\i, I)iid)rd)d$cn , nc^ren- 
 
 2. fd)n$cn, bafiir Ijnlteti , benfrn, niciiien. 
 
 3. + fd)rt9en (brn Went) eimr <Bad)e). 
 To esteem little ot . . , f (S'tlWI^ ivCs 
 
 nig od)trn. 
 
 Esteem, «. l. bte ^d)tnng, ^rt^-- 
 rdiiitsuiifl. 2. bir (£d)ni3niifl (bi-^ ^>rrtl)^ eincr 
 SndfC) , 2i3rirbignng. 3. bie 9}ieinun|j. i 
 
 EST 
 
 To put in esteem, in ^ufiiaf)tnf obet 
 ^nrel)en bringen. To live in much - with.., 
 in gni^etn ^n\tt)m (Ttljen bet . . Dear in 
 the -. f t)Od) gefc^n^t. Evidence of good 
 -» t 3fugni| guter 91rt. Shak. To raise 
 »i\y one's - of... (Fiiiein eiiie giire ^ci» 
 nung bcibringen uon.. To be in a great 
 -, in grupet 'Hd)tung (leljen. I never had 
 any - for.., id) l)nbe nie G-nun6 nuf .. gcs 
 f)alten. This man is of no woi ih in my — , 
 id) ()iiUf nuf bicfen ^Jlann >Jrid)r«. 
 
 Esteemable, esieem'abl, (fr.) 
 ndj. 1. fc^ii^en^iuertl) , ft^iiijbiir. 2. =s 
 esteeming. [®d)<i$cr, >pDd)l'4ii^etibe. 
 
 Esteemer, estcemiir, «. btt 
 
 Estimable, es'timabl, (fr. W.) 
 
 adj. I. fd)iu;LMt, nbrd)iii5bnr , tn)rirbnr 
 
 (<Sd)iiben). Paley. 2. fd)mjbar (fofibnt), 
 
 3. \d)(i^bat, ud)tungfn)ertl). 
 
 2. A pound of man's flesh , taken from 
 
 a man , 
 
 Is nut so — or profitable. Shak. 
 
 Estimable, t. bie rd)(iQbare ®>id)(. 
 
 Estimaitleness , esieniablnet, 
 «. bie 6d)aobiirfeir. 
 
 Estimate, es'lim&te, v. a. I. 
 \d)a^tn, ii'ilrbigcn. 2. («t) fc^a^cn, bered)' 
 ncn, uber|"d)l<igen, tnrifcn, nni"d)*>i!ieii (nuf). 
 
 Estimate, «. I. bie €d)ni)ung, 
 'lUt'irbigiing. 2. bie i£d)n9uug, ber >Jliii'd)lna, 
 llcberfd)lng , bie uiigcfiiijre 25cred)iiung. 3. 
 btr 2i3i-ril). 
 
 Estimation, est^mA'shun, «. I. 
 bte £d)iii;tiug, bai iSd)iiOeii: bii- iU5i'irbt» 
 gting. 2. ber >!ln|'d)ing, llebcrfd)lng , bie i»e. 
 rccftming. 3. bie ■•})ffiiutMg, -SJutljinnBung, 
 95i:rniiirl)unn. 4. bie lUittimg. 
 
 Estimative, eKiemativ . adj. I. 
 t fd)ii$cn6; - fatuity, Die &igeiifd)nft, Q-t* 
 wn« fd)n$e.i, luilrbigen ju fDniicn. 2. em« 
 gcbilbft. 
 
 Estimator, esiem&tur, «. 1. bet 
 Jnjrafor, Iiiriier, i&d)ni,(cr. 2. ber 3)ered>» 
 net. 3. btr ©d)ri(;cr (berljod) fd)nljr). 
 
 Estival, eK'lival. (Int. aexlivus) ad). 
 juin (Soniiner gcljorig , ben ©iMiimer l)in» 
 burd) bnuernb, ©tuntner . . . cijiumen to. 
 - sunbeams, bic @trnl;leu ber €uiine tin 
 ©Dininer. [nierti. 
 
 Estivate, es'iiv&ie, v. n. t'lberfiMUt 
 
 Estivation, estevA'Khun, t. I. 
 bie lUfcrronimcriiiig; ber Sominerniifeiir» 
 l)ait. 2. laSrt.J bie ^rpncnliigc. Mahtyh. 
 
 Estop, estop', (11. stop) v.n. (3{fd)If» 
 ipr.) (burd) feinen cigencn "iHx) ()t-mincn, 
 hmbern. Blackstome. 
 
 Estoppel, estSp'l, *. [9v\'d)tfrpr.j 
 ein 'Jlft, iui>burd) eiii nrrid)tiid)e* a5crfnl;rcn 
 gel;fniint luirb, bie ^enuniiiii), ^iinuLiiDuiig. 
 
 Estovers, c.st('i'viiiz. (norm, estoi- 
 fer) «. pi. 19icd)t6fpr.] ber gcfet^lidje lliiict* 
 Ijnit. 
 
 Estrade, e«trAdc'. (fr. SB.) ». bet 
 ebcnr ^iJlnij ; bic (^itmbe, ber >2Iuftritr. 
 
 Estrang-e, estiAnje'. (fr. eirangcr) 
 
 a. 1. (from) fiitfreitibeii (Ciiicni). 2. n6» 
 iDcnben, nbiutnbig ntad)cti, nbljnlten, 9&» 
 bringen (pimu. 3 juri'itfljaltcn, iuri'i(fiiel)fn 
 (pon). 4. enrfcrnen (ihmi). 5. nuftriiigcii 
 (grgrii). 6. bfin unpriniglid)?!! 0)eOrnud)e 
 pbcr ^rri^cr enrjiiljcn ; || cineiu frcinben 
 (»i>tt geben. 
 
310 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cloi'id. TAbe. trtb, full, th'in, THis. 
 
 EST 
 
 To estrange one's lelf from.., ftcf) 
 jutiicf jief)cn uon . . To - ones person 
 from.., t Qtwai mei6eti. Drydeh. To - 
 one's belief from.., Qmai nid)t gldubeti, 
 iiirf)t fur i»rtl)r f)nlteii Db. nniief)men. 
 
 Kstrailg'einent, estranje'ment, 
 ». (troiu> 1. Die G'lufremDimg. 2. tie 3u» 
 rii({t)iiituMjj. 3. tie eiuffrnung. 4. bai 
 iGeijfieibeii (I'Dti), sjiidjibefudjen, 5ReiDen, 
 SSirnieiC'en (eiiie^ ^pnufe^ :c.). 
 
 Kstrapade, entApkde', (ft. 'SB.) 
 ». [■JCeitt.] Der 33D(f5fpruii3 , tie eitrnpcite. 
 
 Kstray, estri', v. n. uinl)er|1rei|Vn. 
 
 Kstraiy, *. [9?ed)t6|Vr.] tae einge> 
 frfjfittete djeixniitcte) iSrurf 93ief). 
 
 Kstreat, e»tiet', (.o. Int. extractum) 
 t. [-Jied)te|>r.] tie maljre 9l6fi1)rift ot. i?opte 
 einer Urfiinte. (uoii Urfiiiiteii). 
 
 Jb^streat, v.n. eiiie '>}lt)|'il)rifi neljmeii 
 
 lilstreeu, ^ (filjott.) gcilerii , cot. 
 
 W estreeii j^tHlTcr) ufrgaiigene >)iacl)t. 
 
 lllstrepeilient , estreep'meiu , 
 (norm. e»iieper) s. [)){e(i)t6\\>t.\ tie )&(r> 
 I'c^iimmcriitig, 33cri«ii|tuug, ter ©d^nteii 
 iv. (JJnintriurfcn). 
 
 KstricU, es'trilsh, ^ (fr. au»ruclie> 
 
 Kstridg-e, «»tiidje, 5 <• [Oniirl}. ) 
 6tr Smiii^. (*. t tie ^l&irme, ipiije. 
 
 KstuailCe^ es'ti^liuaiise, U. ae.tius; 
 
 Kiituary, es'txliilaie, (lat. aestua- 
 riuui; i. I. tie iScebiid)t, 'JJhintimg eiiie^ 
 Jyiuffee , luuriii tie ©Dbe u. iJlurt) iued)|'ein. 
 2. ia$ jjaiupfbat. 
 
 Kstuate, es'tshuite , ((. aestuare) 
 p. Ji. fieten, lundeii, brnureii. 
 
 Kstuatioilf estshu^'shun, «. iai 
 ©ieteii, aijalleii, JSnuiieii. 
 
 Ksture, es'iklmre, «. f tie SSnflung, 
 ®aljrung, Ijeftige a3tiv)egung, ipefrigtett. 
 
 Ksurient, iiuriint, (lat.) adj. 
 ^ungtig, gefrnBig. [n^eiit, bcigeiit. 
 
 Ksurine, Izli'iiriue, adj. t t'refftiif'/ 
 
 Kt caetera, It-siet-era, ciiu. ^.) 
 n6geC. etc. =: u. f. lu. , u. i". f. , u. fo mn> 
 ter, u. \o fort. [2. ifijjireu. Locke. 
 
 Ktcli, etsh, V. a. I. AQeii , ratircii. 
 
 Ktcli, <■ 1. tie 33rac^e. 2. ta5 (i)rum> 
 met. 
 
 E t c h - c r o p , tie tritte 9leriite. 
 
 MtcMng, et»Ii iiig, I. tie ^2(e(;jeid)> 
 nung, tas 4leijt)ilt. 
 
 KterU) eieni', adj. -f eroifl. Shak. 
 
 Kterual, eter'nal, (fr. e'temel , v. 
 
 1. aeteiiius) udj. § eiuig. — «. 1. tn* ©luige. 
 
 2. ter ©lulge (= fflott). 
 Kteriialij^t, eter'nalint, *. [d)viHl. 
 
 iXircDt'iig.] ter 'lUetcriinle, aieterimliil. 
 
 JKteriialixe, eiernalixe, > v. a. 
 
 Kteruize, eter'niie, ^ civlgen, 
 
 pereiuigeii. (eiuig. 2. ^ nuig, bethintig. 
 
 Kterually , iiernalle, tido. 1. 
 
 Kterilifyf eteruefi, (u. lat. fio) 
 r. o. ciuigfii, uereiwigi'ii [feit. 
 
 Ktt^riiity, eier'iieie, *. § tie ^ivig: 
 
 KteMiail, ele'xlian. (gr. etesios) udj. 
 regcliiuigig, orteiitlic^. -winds, tie ^anat> 
 tuiute. 
 
 ICflie, ei/ie, adj. * f. Easy. 
 
 Ktltel t ew/iel, adj. « etel. 
 
 Ktlier, e'l/ier, (gr. aither) *. I. 
 f^l)pr.| ter '2letl)er , tie JE)inniiflSliift , ter 
 8i(|fili){f. 1. I60»m.j ter'iletijer, Ciifigeiil. 
 
 ETY 
 
 Ethereal, etAe'real, ) adj. 1. 
 
 li]tliereou.<i, e^/ie reiis, ^ at^erifc^. 
 2. i atljeriid), Ijimmiiri:^, uberirtu'it). 
 
 Ktlierealize,e[/ie'icaiue,^ v. a. 
 
 Ktliertze, e'liieii^e, ^i^l^e"'-] 
 
 in -ileri^er Deriuantelu. 
 
 KtlliC, elhlk, ) (gr. etliicCN) 
 
 Ktltical, ethical, ) ""O- ett^ifit), nio< 
 ralifd). — adv. Etii'ically, ecfjifd). 
 
 KtlliCS, ethlka, *. pi. [')>t;iIDf.l tie 
 G-tljif, 'Sforiii, lngent<, ©ittenleyre. 
 
 Ktlliup, ei/i'eop, (lat. aetliiops) s. 
 ter '>3)?ot;r, tie 'O)?ol)ruin. ,Shak. 
 
 I JEtliiopia) et/ieo'pea, t. l@ei>gr.J 
 Siei^iiipien , 'J}ii)l;reniant. 
 
 Kftltiops - iiiiiieral , i't/ieups- 
 [nuiruial, i. [alte (it>em.j iniiieraiifiljer 
 I ''yitoljt. — £ t li i o p s - in H r t i a 1 , t. ter 
 &ifciinn>fjr, t)a& fdjiuarje G-ifencjot. 
 I li)tllinoid, ei/i'niuid, > adj. 
 
 I Ktlllliuidal, elAinuid'al, j|.^nat.J 
 'fiebfiJrniig , <£ie& . . . ci)eiii k.>. 
 I Ktliinuid, et/i'uidid, (gr.)«. ['21nat.] 
 ' tns eieteein. 
 I Jlltluiic, Ith'iiik., f (gr. etlini- 
 
 ftiltluiical) el/ruekal, 5 cos) ad;. 
 ' t)citiiifct). 
 I Ktltnic, t. ter ^eite. 
 
 ll^tltnicisiil} ei/i'ue.sizin, t. iai 
 !ipeitentt)iini. [adj. ett)olugird). 
 
 llltliuiog'ical, el/iolodje'elial, (gr.) 
 
 Jbltliulug'ist, et/ioi'lojiHt, 4. ter 
 (Siitcaleljrer (in >ilbl;antlungen), (J-t^olog. 
 
 Ktliulog-y, et/i6l'l6je, (gr.) s. tie 
 Sttteniet}re, ^iliit^antlnng iion ten t^utfn u. 
 tec guien Seteneari, (STl)ologie. 
 
 JfcltiolatOj 4'ie6late, (gr. aitho) v. 
 n. luei^ ot. ivciper lucrten; [(iiartenf.j lang 
 u. mager auff^jiepen, uergcilen. — v. a. 
 ipeig niad)en; t6)artenf.J uergeilen niac^jen. 
 
 Ktiolatiuu, eieula'sliiin, a. ta6 
 SaSeiyiuerten ; iueipinadjen ; tcyartenf.J ta6 
 DiiiinainTctjieMtn in biaugnine oter lueige 
 (Stengel u. flatter, ajergetlen; tae SJergeu 
 lenlafjen. 
 
 Jb]tiuIog:tcal, ^leolod'jelial , (gr. 
 aitia ii. logo»> adj. jn ter i*fi)re uon ten 
 Urfn(t)en , ivranftjeitsunartjen geljorig. 
 
 liltiuiu^y, eieoioj^, ». tie Seljre 
 i>on ten Urfactjen , (tefonters) ltranf(;eit6» 
 urfa(l)en. 
 
 Ktiquet, etelvet', i (fr.) s. tie &ti> 
 
 Ktiquette, 5 ^"^'^' <^'"</ 
 
 i^ofi'itte. 
 
 Ktite^ i'tiie, (i<. gr. aetos) «. [>JKij 
 neraig ] ter 9Itler|lein , Kiappcrilein. 
 
 KtiieaU) eiiie'au, adj. juni ■iittm 
 gel;ijrig. 
 
 ICttercap, addercap, at- 
 
 tercope, lfrt;ott.) a spider; a viru- 
 leut alrabiliouit person. 
 
 Ktttiu, it'iin, *. '•■ ter 9{iefe. 
 
 Kttle* et'ti, r. n. nut Qtmad uitti 
 geljcn. 
 
 Ktui, etvve', > (aud) Etwee'case) 
 
 Ktwee» ) u'r. etui) t. tas &t! 
 llecf, ibcflecf, iarrt)ciige|lecf , (5-fui. 
 
 Ktyiiiolu;fer, eiemoi'ujur, t. t 
 ter -iSjintfiTri1)cr- 
 
 lCtyillulog°ical , eiemolodje^kal, 
 adj. ctyinologirit). — adv. El y uiolog 'i- 
 c H 1 1 y , etpniclcgiiip. 
 
 EUP 
 
 Efyniolog-ist, It^mol'Sjist, s.btT 
 
 Grvnioiog , 'a)ortfi'rr(^er. 
 
 Ktyinolog-ize, eiimol'ijize, u. 
 •». eri)nuilogijTren, luorfforfdjen. 
 
 JEtymolug^y, eiemol oje, (gr. ety- 
 mologia) *. I. [(yranun.j tie ©tymologie. 
 2. tie ©tomologie, 2Sortfcrf4ung. 
 
 Ktyiiion, et'eiuon, (gr. >l!6.) «. bai 
 (Staniunuort. 
 
 Kucliarist , yi^'kaifst, (gr.) *. 1 
 [Glirifil. 9{ei.j ta5 Ijeilige 'Jlbentmaljl, ^ad)U 
 nia()I. 2. tie Canffagnng. 
 
 Kucliaristic, yuk^ris'i'k, > 
 
 Kucliaristical, yuka<i« t^kai, ) 
 adj. I. Danffaguiigen entljaltent. 2. juin 
 i). -Mbentnialjle , i>?ad)tmal)le gcfjijrig. 
 
 Kucltluriue , yukio'iin , (oter 
 Eucliloiic gas)*. [Gljeui.] tag (S^udjlorin. 
 
 Kucltologry, yukol'oje, (gr.) «. 
 tie Atirdjenageute, Simrgie. 
 
 Kucliyiny, yiikeme, (gr.) «. 
 I'TOcD.) tie (■iJutiaftigfeif. 
 
 Kuelase, yu'klase, (u. gr. l^lao) 
 *. t'0}{tMrraIg.) tie G-ufiafc. 
 
 Kucrasy, yiikiase, (gr.) «• [^ei.] 
 tic geiiuife ScibeSberdjaffentjeit. 
 
 Kudiuilieterf yudiom'eiur. (gr.) 
 '• CiJJO'^r-J ^er (5-utioineter, SiiftgiiremciJer. 
 Eudioinet'ric, Eudiomet'rical, 
 adj. eutionietrifc^. Eiidiom'etry, «. tie 
 Siiggutenieffnng , (Jutiometrie. 
 
 Kugfene, yu'jene, «. (S'ugen, @u< 
 geniu* I'Jianie). 
 
 lilug°li, yoo, «. ter (Siben&aiim. 
 
 Kuliariuunic, yuliarMion'lk, (gr.) 
 adj. ^p.irinonie ot. Ijarmontf^^e loue ^er' 
 uorbringent. 
 
 Kiilug-ic, yulod'jik, ) (gr.) 
 
 Uulog'ical) yulodje'^kal, 5 a4j. 
 preiient, lobent. — adv. Eulog'ically, 
 lobent zc. [retner. 
 
 li^ulog:ist, yd'lojist, «. ter Sob> 
 
 Kulog^-iuiii, yulu'jeum, ) (gr.) «. 
 
 Kulog-y, yii lAje, ) 1. 6a« 
 
 Sob, ter 'iJJreis. 2. f tie ©egnuiig. 
 
 Eulug^ize, yu'loji^e, v. a. loben, 
 preiun. 
 
 KuiIUCll) yii'iiuk, (gr. eunuchos) 
 4. ter (Junud) , i5erfd)ntitene , ©ntmannte. 
 
 Kuuucli, >v.a. oer> 
 
 Kuuttcltate, yd'nukAte,^|'d;neiten, 
 entmanuen, fa|li-iren. 
 
 KttllUCllisill, yd'nukizm, a. ter 
 3u|1ant einc6 &iiniid)en. 
 
 KuUiiyinuS) yuonemus, (gr.) *. 
 ter (SpintflPautn. 
 
 Kupatliy, yu'pat/ii, (gr.) ». 1. 
 tie ©etiilt, (Sanftniutf), ©rgebung (in £eu 
 ten>. 2. ta^ ^Ii5ol)lgoful;l. 
 
 Kupatory , yipaiore, (gr. ) «. 
 [Sot.l ter i?iru-f)flee , 2DaiTertoiT. 
 
 Kupep-ty, yiipep'se, (gr.) #. tie 
 giite 2>crtaiiiing. 
 
 Kupeptic , yupep'tik, adj. tint 
 gute, icid)fe ajert.uinng i>ibent; Uicfyt »et« 
 taulid) , leid)r jn oertaiicn. 
 
 liluplieiiiisiii, yu'ieniizui, (gr.) «. 
 [\)it)<(.l ter OJfilteriingSanStrucf , <5-upt)e« 
 mieiniia, tie ^lUorfmiite. 
 
 KupIlUllic, yulnnik, > adj. 
 
 Kupliouical, yutuiiekalj n>ot)t* 
 luuteut , iuol;iriingeuO. 
 
Fat*-- rr.r. f-.M. fat Me. met. Fine, ffn. ^'6, m&ve. n6r, got. 6fl. rl6iu]. Ti'ibe, tub, f.'iU. i/,in. THis. 311 
 
 Euphony, yufin^, (gr.) «. itt 
 
 SBot^ilnut, ':h3in;iriaii(]. 
 
 JEuphurbia, viirSr'bea. (gr.) «. 
 [iji't.j Cic CriipiiLTPie, D(r(S-iipijor»itnt1raiid). 
 
 Kupliorbiuiii, yiiiorbeiiui, (gr.) 
 «. I'bot.) ») bit -iOrltfiinildj. b) 6a< <*u« 
 l?t)vrbirni)aT). 
 
 Kuplioria, yuto'rea, (<|r. ) «■ 
 I»)WiD.] Mr <|iit« -lijirfiing nncr ^rjeiiei. 
 
 Jfi^upliuti«l«, yd fntide . «. ['■}}tine> 
 tiiiij.) ttt vgerpfiinn, Oiifrenflfiti. 
 
 Kuplirasty, yu'tra**, (i.) «. [33ot.] 
 fciT "Jlunentryil. 
 
 JKure, >ure, 4. iUiirfl («Q3etbfrnamt). 
 
 KuripiiB, yii'iipuH, ((jr.) t. iit 
 Wfrtreiige , luonii dbbt u. (Jliitlj ive(t)|"tln, 
 06. 6iif ^iiJaiTet rrl)r brivtrgt ifl. 
 
 Kurite> yurlte, «. ['iBtineralg.] ber 
 
 Kiiruclydon, yurok'Udnn , (gr.) 
 «. II em Ijffrigfr, flrfrttjriidjer 9iort>Dtlwtne. 
 
 Kurupet yu-rope, *. [Weogr.j &tis 
 rcvrt. Ipiiifd). — *. in G-iiropotr. 
 
 Kuropeailf yuropi-an, adj.tmo: 
 
 Kurus f yu'rui, (gr.) <• bcr @uCd|1< 
 tviiiD. 
 
 Kurytlimy, yA'rii/imi, (gr.) «. 
 I'Mrdjir. , ■'ikM. , ^iici).| bntf S^Bii!, Qbtnt 
 mai, \(t)bnt SSfrl)iilrm$ , die G^urDtDmit, 
 (^bfimuigigrtit. 
 
 Kustyle, yiiiiiie, (gr.) «. [^rc^it.] 
 bit fctoiit- iSiiiiUiiildtung. 
 
 ICutltanMNiM, \di/iaiii zliia,/(gr.) 
 
 Kutlianaxy, yu'iAanas^, ^ '• 
 ber I'.inttf, iridjrt iuft. l(yciiiut()*rul)r. 
 
 JKutliyiliy, yuUiimi, (gr.; «• tit 
 
 Kutropliy, yu'tr^tj, <gr.) «■ ba« 
 •T6riitii(l)s Oiiiljrni. [|(t)iunrjc ^Jtttr. 
 
 Kuxiiie, yii'kstne, t. [(Mrogr.J bat 
 
 K vacate, ^vAkite, dat.) v. a. t 
 (•^Wfe.) m<gi(t)(itfi'n , (iiieicrren, nii«iurrr>ii. 
 
 Kvacuailt, ^vak'uant, (iax.) adj. 
 [9)f<B.l abtu\)Tcni. — «. Dai 9ltfiil)ruiig6! 
 tnittel. 
 
 Kvacuate, ivlk'iiite, (l. evaeuo) 
 ». a. i. aiteKeren. au^rAiimtn. 2. rorg> 
 frt).i(f<ii ; I'TOce.] a) nfrfutjrrn , niirfi"il)rni, 
 niiSieertii. b) nueiutrfen. 3. (^OJilit.j rniu 
 inrn (Ctnr ©tiibtj. 4. a) l (briTcr v.tcaiej 
 Aufljtbrn, rucfgaiigig tnad)tn> aufgrbtn. b; 
 iitinlouen. c) l)tbtn. 
 
 The niarriagr It e vacua ted, bit i^ri> 
 Mil) t)ni fid) jfri'd)ln,)fn. 
 
 Kvacuate, v. n. t }iir91ber loffeii. 
 
 Kvaciaatloii, evakuA'nliuii , t. I. 
 b'.e ^u^ieeriiiig, 'ilii^riitiimiiig. i. [OT^ilir ] 
 bit SKtiuniimg ceiiur £tiibt). 3. (-Wiirft.] a) 
 bie >Ilii£lerTUiig, ^biuhniiig; brr ^ill'jtiit}. b) 
 tie ^inSlerrung ((ibgrtuijrfir lliiremuiffii>. 
 4. 1 bif 'iiiifiH'biina, 'JlDrd)iiffiiiig. 
 
 Kvacuative , evakuai'v , adj. 
 [Wrb.] nbfiiljrenB, nw^iffreiiD. 
 
 Kvacuaiur, ivak uiitur, «. (Finer, 
 ber nuf()ttu , nbid)rtifr. 
 
 Kvatle, ivkde' , <lnt. evadero v. a. 
 
 1. gei'd)t(ft mi^ivriiten (tiiiriii €(t)lage :c. 
 
 2. funuir4)en, riufiMimitii (©iiuiu). 3. niis. 
 ivriit)fn (enter grngej. 4. rnrflrljrn (Per 
 Slutmerffamffir). o. iiiiigcljen , iimiiiljrrn 
 (bit 3Hlt :c.). 
 
 Kvaile, V. M. I. (t from) riuriniirii 
 (ttrttt ®i|.U)r :c.) , einfuimi'eii, eiinvifdjcn. 
 
 EVE 
 
 1. ± (tiilig) nii«n«id)eii, 'Mu?flu(f>te gt6rau(t>tn. 
 
 Kvag'ation, ewagik'shun, ((ot.) I. 
 I. ii\i :^crumrcl)n)eifen. 2. + bit 3trftrcuuiig 
 (ber Jiiinile jo. [f fortbiuicriiB. 
 
 Eval, i'val , (u. Int. aevum) adi. 
 
 Kvan, ^'vaa, (ruff. Iwan) «. o 3»> 
 ()rtiin (iJiiimei. 
 
 Evanescence, evanes'sense, (I.) 
 «. biij !8cri'd)ii)iiiPeii , i£it)iuiiibeu. 
 
 KvaneSCent, evanes'sent, adj. 
 uerrc^iuinDfuD , (■(^luinPfiib. [(Fi'aiiijeliiim 
 
 Kvang'el, ivanjel, (gr.) «. t bad 
 
 Kvailg'eliail, evanjilean, adj. 
 biinfenB , fegiieiib. MixroRo. 
 
 Evang-ellC, eTanjIlik. ^ adi. 
 
 Kvanj^elical, evaiijel'ikal.y-uaii> 
 gelifd). — ade. Evangel'icnlly. tiMlw 
 geiit'<t). [fBerfriMMiT'i'O Pt« (5-i'nngeliiini«. 
 
 Kvang'elisin , evau iciinu, i. bit 
 
 Kvaug^eli-it , iv&njilUt, *. ber 
 ©■I'liiigciiil. 
 
 Kvang'elistary , evan'jelixtari. 
 s. tiiie51ii6i«nl)l von gtedcii nii« bein Qoawi 
 geliiim jiim SJcljiife bed (i5otte6bicii|lee. 
 
 fCvangrc^iization, iykiijiliik'- 
 (liiin . s. bie -iiffehriing (ber i>elbeii). 
 
 Kvaiiicelize, evau'j^iize, (gr. ) 
 V. n. ini G-onngelium untfrrid)ten, bttit)xtn. 
 — V. w. Mi (jDiingeliuni prebtgen. 
 
 Kvang^cly, ivanjele, «. + Hi 
 ©uangfliiim. [uerfrfjuMiitieiib , pergfiiiglid). 
 
 Kvanid, ^van'id, dot.) adj. nunc; 
 
 Kvanisit, evan'ihii. diit.) 0. n. ver- 
 l"d)tuiiiben , i'erget)cn. [bo* Serfcijiuinben. 
 
 Kvailisllinent, ^van isjnneiit, $. 
 
 Kvapurable, ivap'6rabl, adj. 
 (ei{()t iierbimilenb. 
 
 Kvaporate, evap'&riie, (t«. Int. 
 vnpor) v. 1. 1. T perbiiiiileit , ptrrnu(t)tii, 
 uerP.uiipfen. 2. l ucrraiidjen. 
 
 Kvaporate, ■>• a. 1. 7 perbiinflrn ; 
 abbuiiileii, nbbiimpfen. 2. f Suft niadyen 
 (jtiiien (SJtbnnren) , (fit) nu^laffen. [lo^t. 
 
 JKvaporate, adj. tn Dunfl niifge> 
 
 Kvaporation, Avapori'uhun , «. 
 
 1. bie 25erbuii|1iiiig ; •auJbfiiiiliiiig. 2. 
 ITPIjiirm.) bie ^Ibb.impt'ung, >:!ib5i"iii|liiiig. 
 3. i ber -Mii^bnict). 
 
 Kvaporoiiit^ter, ivapAromilur, 
 (gr. nietroii) *. I'^Sl}!)!'.) ber 2}erbuitiliin.}4: 
 Ob. 'iliidbrmiliinii^iiirfier. [bie 'Uii6(lii(f)t. 
 
 Kvaslun, ivi'ziiun, (fr. W.) *■ 
 
 Kva«ive, evA't'v, adj. ntuiveic^eitb, 
 potli-r •Jlu6f'i'irt)te. 
 
 KvaMlvely, ivi'Mvii, ade. awi' 
 n)er(t)fiib , biirrt) >Mii*p[ri(Drc. 
 
 Kvaniveness, ivi'»ivne», «. bn« 
 ■•Jlii#)ucid)fnbe. 
 
 Kve, *ve. #. (S'l'a (TJnme). [grifle. 
 
 Kvecliiire, eve't»liure, M. bie 5elb> 
 
 Kvectiun, evek'«ii«tii , K\nt.) «• i. 
 bie aiii6ful)r. 2. bie (Jrfjebuiig. 
 
 Kven, i'vB, ) Kingcir. aefen. efeii) 
 
 Kve,*ve, ) *. I. brr «Mbdib. 2. 
 ber Ijeilige ^btnb (por Jrileiu, aSonibriib. 
 
 On the eve, iiolje bnr.in. 
 
 Even-«ong, I. bie ^IbrnPbetiluiibe, 
 brr -llbfiibgpftfSbieiiil. 2. ? Per »Ilbeab. -- 
 tide, Mr "Jlbrlibjrst. 
 
 Kven, (angrif. n'eii; Iji^fl. even; irtjiu. 
 efvew) ndj. I. 5 fbrti ; girirt), giT.ifr, gliut. 
 
 2. jt a; flltul); ful) giriil) Dlflbi'UP, QlflCtJior' 
 
 EVE 
 
 jmig; gleict'niigig , (Jtlaffen, rufiig; g(ei(t». 
 gijltig. b) gcnibe (3ai)l 20. c) ciuitr. d) 
 rid)tig; rein, e) (witio gfinag (einer Sacjjj), 
 ubertiniliinintnb (init). f; rtiisgcglic^en (». 
 9?ect)nungen). 
 
 E V e II - c li r i s t i a n . ber >JJ?itcf)ri|"i. Shar. 
 --money, eint runbe(£uinnie. --virtue, 
 ftr (i}lei(t>tnuilj. --hand, bie (S5lci(t)[)eic bc5 
 9trtng3. --handed, impdrtciifd), billig. 
 
 Even with the ground, lUiigi'rerfjr, 
 WiijTerpng, in gleii1)cr 'Jlii(f)e. To make 
 
 - with the ground , bid nuf ten (ijruilb 
 niebcrrtiyen (i>aii|cr) , bem (FrPboben glricft 
 niiidjcn, f(t)leir"en. To go - with, |1'1> 
 vi(t)ten (nii(l) ©tiurtf). To be Pber to come 
 
 - with any one, (5-ineiH 9itd)t5 fdjulbifj 
 bletben , init 3-iiieni in* Dfeine foninun, 
 rtbrtd>nen, itn Weinen iVin, quilt fein. To 
 make -, I. Ijeben ( ©djiuicrigJciten ). 2. 
 eine S^iilb bejnljlen, iltt nbfinben (mit). 
 To part — hands, I. jii gleict^en Itjeileil 
 geijen. 2. ein 'Hbfununen trcjfen. To make 
 
 - at the year'* end, nin ©Mbt tti 3n^r4 
 >U(lt6 rein mifgel)en lafTen, ^Hiidgnbt 11. ^iitt 
 iitiljint ivett niac^en. And yet it is danger 
 to make him — o'er the time he has lost, 
 u. t» ifl gefiil)rlid) , iljm bie perlorne 3eit 
 finr JU tUrtd)en. Shak. That's the — of It, 
 t bo* ifl iai iH3nl)re nn btr ®n(f)e. To 
 make a horse go an — gallop, ein $fcrb 
 gleicbf&rraig gnloppiren niac^cn. 
 
 Kveu, adv. I. gernbe, eben, ganj. 
 At it has been done to yon, even so 
 shall it be done to oihers. Webstbr. Thou 
 art a soldier even to Cato's wishes. 
 
 2. OtitbeflimtMiing) gembe , eben. I 
 knew the facts, even when I wrote to you. 
 
 3. (Sieigerung) |elb|l, gnr, fegnr , ja 
 aU(^. He made several discoveries wbidl 
 are new, even to the learned. 
 
 4. glei(()fafl< , (tiic^, ebenfii((«. 
 
 Here all their rage, and ev'n their ninr* 
 niurs cease. Popc« 
 
 5. (tin ^Mitbtn anieigenb) n>of)I. 1 shall 
 even let it pass. 
 
 Even as, roit , gltic^iuit. — on, gtrnbe 
 fort. - now, tbtn je$t, fo tbeii. - so, gernbe 
 fo, tbtn I'u. - as much, eben I'ooiel. - down, 
 gtrnbt l)iniinter. - as if, gernbe al« lueun. 
 Is it- so? njtrflicft, erniWd), im Griiile? 
 
 Kven, P. a. 1. tbenen, ebiieti , eben, 
 gleid) inntt)eu. 2. i a) nu«glei(J)cn 0{ed>. 
 niiiigen). Smak. b) pou iipiuberniiJeu b(* 
 freicn. Sha». 
 
 To even with the soil, bent ^Obeit 
 gleic^ iMa(()en, fdjlcifen. K ven'd with him, 
 mit il)m <,iuiti. Shak.. LfomKi^n. 
 
 Kven, o. n. t fllr'ic^ f'i"; iibercin* 
 
 Kveiie, ive'ne, (int. evenirej «. a. 
 t fid) jiitrrtgrn. 
 
 i<:v«ner, e vnui^, ». ict aUi^gltic^tf. 
 
 Kveuin^, ivn'ng, i. I. X btt 
 abenb. 2. i ber aibenb, tM Giibe; bit Wit 
 nnljme. [G-nbt gut, ^IfltS gut. 
 
 Prov. The evening crowns tae day, ' 
 
 Kvenin;;', adj. nbrublid). 
 
 Ev eniiiijliy mn, -song, ber iMbent>» 
 gefnng. --sta r, ber ^brubjleru. — tide, 
 bie "Ilbrnbicir. 
 
 Kveililiqrv (r<f)tnt.) comparing. 
 
 Kveiily, evnie. udu I. cbcn ; gleirf) ; 
 gintt. 2. gtrnbt. 3. gicidjuiaf ig, glcid)|i>rim<j. 
 
312 Fate, f?tr, fall, fat. M^, met. Fine, fin. N6. move, ndr, got, 61], cloiid. TiSbe. tub. full, thiiu TUh. 
 
 EVE 
 
 \. To<\cittd)t , tvafferpa^. 5. unpnrteiifc^. 6. 
 tetn, ric^tig. 
 
 Evenness, e'vnnls. «. l. T bic 
 ®Ieid)t)cit; ®(ntte; ®era£>f)eit. 2. i a) Die 
 <yili\(t)fi>Tnn(ittit, 9?egelm<iginfeit. l>) fcie Uii: 
 pnrteilid)feit. c) 6ie 9{iil;e, @leicf)niut()igfcit 
 
 — of mind, - of temper, 6ie ®eimitl)5ru^C, 
 ber ®(eid)miitl;. d) tie jjernbe SJic^tuiig. 
 
 Kvent, event', (Int. eventus) t. I 
 tit 33ene&enf)eit, MS dreignig, ber 9Sorfnll. 
 2. ber Grfolg, Slii^gaiig (einer <Sasi)e). 
 
 At all events, aui allt ^ailt, niif jeben 
 gnfl, jebeufaflS. 
 
 Event, V. n. f f)ervvtbt(d)tn. 
 
 Eventerate , even'terite , (fr. 
 e'ventrer) v. a. nii^iueiben, nu^ncl;inen. 
 
 Eventful, e^em'ful. adj. ereifliitg 
 roll, rreijinigreicf), reic^ an ©rcijjiiiffcu, ivid); 
 tifl, bcbeutimflfuod. 
 
 Eventilatc, evln'telite, (fat.) V. 
 a. 1. ? nu6rrf)iuingfn , niigfieften , ftdjten, 
 n?nnnen. 2. ± erbftern, uiiterfucften. 
 
 Eventilation, eventcla'shun , « 
 I. bie 9lii^nc[niii(j, 9lu^rd)iuingiin!) ; trni 2uf> 
 ten, bie ilJeinigung biirrf) ben Suftjug. 2. i 
 bie Untcrriid)iing, ©rBrteviing. 
 
 Eventual, even'tshual, adj. mog-- 
 Ud), etiDtiig, etisniiig; erfclgcnb; nuf ben 
 mtfllicfeeii JJnfl eingeridjtet. 
 
 Eventually, cvln'tshualle, adv 
 fluf ben 5nfl; uDrrid)tiii)cire; am ©iibe; 
 iDirflicf), ill bcr lljat. 
 
 Eventuate , ^vln'tshuite , v. n. 
 Kibigfii, fid) enbigen, nu^lniifcn. 
 
 Ever, ev'ur, (^ E'er) (nngeff. aefre, 
 efre) adv. 1. )t , jtmM. Have you ever 
 seen tlie city of Paris, or shall you ever 
 see it? 
 
 2. immer, (let*. 
 He shall ever love, and always be 
 The subject of jny scorv and cruelty. 
 Drvden. 
 
 S. (Wobcrn nnilatt never, ali SBerilar; 
 fuitg) UDd), nod) (o, aud) nod) (o. Let the 
 weather be ever so boisterous, 
 
 4. irgcnb. 
 
 5. nuf irgenb eine 9Irt cb. SBeife, irgenb, 
 it. No man is ever the richer or happier 
 for injustice. 
 
 6. J (ali aSeritnrfiing) iminer, niir. As 
 ■oon as ever he had done it. As like him 
 as ever he can look. As soon as ever 
 I can. 
 
 For ever, nyf «i»'fl/ inmierfort, fi'ir ini; 
 recr. For — and — , forever and for- 
 ever, itnmcrfprt, iinniifljcirlidj. -and anon, 
 Don 3f't J" 3ett, jumeilen. - since, - af- 
 ter, iHMi ber 3eit nn, feit ber 3eit. - be- 
 fore, luin j el) er. Not-. tiid)tnneinnl.SHAK. 
 As soon its - 1 can, fo bnlb id) niir irgenb 
 tana. [met, (l(t&. 
 
 Ever, in 3iif<inttuenre^nngen, =: ini: 
 Everbubbling, inimrr iVriibclnb Pb. 
 ntMrmelnb. --burning, tinnier brennrnb. 
 
 — during, (iininer) fi'rtbnnernb , eivig. 
 
 — green, a) adj. immer flriin. b) M. [Set.] 
 ^^^< 0'"'""^fl''i'in. -honored, (let< gei 
 f^rt. — lasting, «) iidi. I. eu'ig, immer! 
 mljrtnb. 2. C emig, beilnnbig. 3. Iniige t)au 
 tenb (I'Pi. Itleibern). b) *. I. ber Ciuige 
 (r= ®ctt). 2. bie e-ivigfeir. 3. eine 91rt 
 Ct{ifeinn>ai<» cb. Xuit). 4> l$Dt.J a) bie 
 
 EVl 
 
 9iuF)rp|lnnje. b)bie Strof)bIumt,5pflpier6Uime. 
 --lastingly, adv. immermnljrenb , eiuig. 
 --lastingness, bie ©luigfeit, immer! 
 ivnl)renbe Dnner. — lasting-pea, [55Dt.] 
 eine 9Irt ^latterbfen (lathyrus latifolia). 
 --living, unilerblid). — open, immer 
 offcn ; to have an — ear to one's words, 
 &inrm immer ein geneigte^ @cl)Bt fc^cnfen. 
 --pleasing, immer gefnflenb. --wa 
 king, immer iun4)enb. — watchful, flcte 
 mnd)rnm. {3?ame). 
 
 Everard, Iv'urard, *. G-berljnrb 
 
 Evermore, evurmore', adii. immer 
 fort, eiuig; \1et6, ndejeit. 
 
 Everse, everse', (t. evertere) v. a. 
 t umiueiten, umflo^en, umilitrjen. 
 
 Everslon, ever'shun, (. bie 3er: 
 floruiig, ber llmilurj. [tliirjen, jeriloren. 
 
 Evert, evert', t>. a. f umiucrfeu, unt; 
 
 Every, ev'ure, (nltengl. everich; 
 nngelf. aefre) adj. jeber, jebe, jebe«. 
 
 Every thing, ^lit&. --where, ubtt. 
 nfl, nflent()nlben. — way, on- side, oon 
 ntlen ©eiten. - one, - body, Oeber, ^eber; 
 mnnn. - other day, einen Ing nm btn nn; 
 bern. -twenty years, nfle jiunniig 3nl;re. 
 - one of them, (ie in^gefnmmt, fie nlle. - 
 one present, ein Oeher, ber gegeniwnrtig, 
 bnbei lunr. - day, jeben Ing, tnglidj. 
 
 Everyday, Iv'uredA, adj. l. alU 
 tnglid). 2. 1 nlltnglid), gemein. [drop. 
 
 Eves-drop, evi'-drop, f. Eaves- 
 Eves-dropper, evz'-droppur, t. 
 o ber 2nurd)er, ipordjer. 
 
 Evestig-ate, evls'tegite, (I.) ». a. 
 t nti^fnrrdjen, nuSfpuren. 
 
 Evibrate, ^vj'br&te , (I.) v. a. f 
 fcftiuiiiiieu (eInen I>olcf) jc). 
 
 Evict, evikt', (Int. evincere) v. a. I. 
 [3{ed)f&fpr.J a) (S-jnen entionfjren, gerid)tlic() 
 au& bem SScfi^e eineS (Jigentl;iim6 fc^en. b) 
 Qiwai gerictjtiict) luegneljmen. 2. f i"ibcr> 
 lueifen, ilberfiil^ren; bciueifen, bnrtfjun. 
 
 Eviction, evik'shun, t. 1. [3hd)t6i 
 fpr.] bic (Sntionl^ruiig, {.'■ntioiil^rfdjnft. 2. bic 
 Uebirffil^rung, ber ^ciueK. 
 
 Evidence, ev'edense, ((. evidentia) 
 #. 1. bie ^Jlugenfd)einlid)fcit, G^oibenj, filar: 
 l;cit. 2. iai 3engni0, ber Seioeie; Seiigeu; 
 bemeis, bie «Uuf fnge burd) 3eugcn. 3. ber 
 3enge, ©cionljrfimnnn. 4. [Sfedjr^iVr.] bn« 
 ^riueieflucf bie !8ei»ei6|'(<)ri|r , SBcioeieur; 
 fuiibe. 
 
 To bear (to give) - to .., Seugni^ nb; 
 kgen I'iber .., jengen fur .., bejeugen. To 
 e*tablish by-, criueireil, bnrt()lin. To fur- 
 nish -of .., ©tione bart()iiii, beioeifen, einen 
 23eU'g (iefern jn ... 
 
 Evidence, v. a. atigenrd)einli(t) nin> 
 djen; bnociien, enueifen ; bfibringen. 
 
 Evidencible, ev'edensebl , adj. 
 erioeii'iid). 
 
 Evident, ev'cdlnt, adj. niigenfd)ein: 
 lid), fonncnfinr, offeiitnr, brntlid). — adv. 
 Evidently. nugeni'd)ritiil(^, offenbnr :c. 
 
 Evidential, aveden'shal, adj. tr- 
 loriiVnb, briurifenb 
 
 Evidentness, Iv'edlntnes, «. bie 
 •■}liigfnrd)einlid)feit. 
 
 Evidents , ((<h\>tt.} evidences. 
 
 Evifj-ilation, ev'dj'li'shua, mt.) 
 «. t &fl^ ^ufioa4)en, erion^jen. 
 
 EVO 
 
 Evil, e'vl. (nngeff. efel. yfel, hyfel) 
 adj. 1. ubel, 66fc. 2. bofe, fd)lec^t, uerbor» 
 ben. 3. iibel, fc()limm ('7?nd)ric^ten ic). 
 
 Evil, ado. ubel. 
 
 Evil, *. 1. bn« Uebel, »6fe. 2. i a) 
 ia6 llebel, bic firnnf(;eit. b) tiai Ungiricf. c) 
 II bie 95erCer6tl;eit, a3o^(;eit. 3. (nud) king's 
 -) bie ©fropl)eln. 4. pi. ber Sibtritt. Shak. 
 
 Evil- affected, ubel gefinnt. --doer, 
 ber Ue6cltl)nter.--eye , [3niib.] bnd ®d)el' 
 nuge. --eyed, i. einen feinbfeligen 23li(f 
 (jnbenb. 2. 1 r4>eiriid)tig. — favored, uw 
 giinilig. — favoredness, bie llngeflait« 
 Ijeit. — minded, ubclgefinnt , bo51)aft, 
 tudifd). --speaking, a) «. bie 93erlnum» 
 bung, b) a«y. oerlnumberifct). — wishing, 
 iibeliuodenb. — worker, ber Uebelt()ntcr. 
 
 Evilly, evlli. adv. f ilbel. 
 
 Evilness, e'vlnls, «. bie ^oiattiq* 
 feit, ®ottlofigfeit, bnS SBofe. 
 
 Evince, evinse', (int. evincere) v. a. 
 I. beiueifen, bnrtf)un, ermeifen. 2. f liber* 
 ivinbciu 
 
 Evince, v. n. ben SBemei* fiibren. 
 
 Evincible, evin'sebl, adj. ermeiji 
 Ii4). — nrfu. Evi n 'ci bly, eriueitSlic^. 
 
 Evincibleuess, evinseblnes, «. 
 bie (*ri\)ei$lid)feit. 
 
 Evincingrly, evin'sIngU, adv. u6er< 
 jeugenb, mit SBeiuei*. 
 
 Evincive, evin's'v, adj. trweifenb, 
 beioeifenb, iiberjeiigenb. [entmnnncn. 
 
 Evirate, Iveilte, (v. int. vir) v. a. 
 
 Eviration, evera'shun, «. bie &nt> 
 mnnnung. [nu^iveiben, nu£nel}men. 
 
 Eviscerate, evi$'»erAte, d.) v. a. 
 
 Evitable, ev'eiabl, (int.) adj. oer< 
 meibfid). [a5ermei61id)feit- 
 
 Evitableness, ev'eiabines, t. bie 
 
 Evitate, ev'eiate, (f Evi'te) (1.) 
 V. a. t ocrmciben; entge^en, nu^ioeic<)en 
 (einer ©efnljr ic). Shak. [meibung. 
 
 EvitatiOn, evcta'shun, t. bie 9Ser* 
 
 Eviternal, eveler'nal, (Int.) adj. 
 uberiui*, uiibeilimmt Innge bniieriib. 
 
 Eviternity , evetlrnete , t. bie 
 uberauS inngc Bnuer ob. 3"^/ UMb«|1tmmte 
 Inngc Dnucr. 
 
 Evocate, Iv'okite.^ (Int. evocare) 
 
 Evolve, evoke', ^ u. n. 1- l)irL'or« 
 riifcn. 2. oorforbern, jiriren ((iJeiilrr). 3. 
 (to) (eine 9{ed)t«rnd)e ) oon einem ®fridrre 
 locg iinb oor ein nntcreS jielien. Hume. 
 
 Evocation, evoka'siiun , «. 1. bie 
 5?eroorriifung. 2. bie SBorforberung (oon 
 ffleiftern). 3. bie 3iel)iing einer 9ffd)tiM"nd)e 
 oon eincm ®erid)te meg unb oor ein niiberc*. 
 4. [9?ijm. 'MItertf).] bie 5lufforberung nn bie 
 ©otter einer belngcrrcn Stnbt, biife ^n oer» 
 (nffen unb jn beu 23elngri-ern iiberjiigeljciu 
 
 Evolation, evola'shun , *. I. tai 
 <!Bfgfliegen, bcr 31nfftng. 2. 1 ba« 95er» 
 fliegrn. [e-ooUite. 
 
 Evoiute, cv'oh're. *. [®font.] bie 
 
 Evolution, evolii'shun , (Int.) «. 
 bie G-ntfaltnng , O^ntiuiffflnng. 2. bie 
 9ieil)e (entmirfelter Dinge). 3. |®eom.] bie 
 e-iitiolrfelung ber Speripljerie eine* 3irfel« 
 ober einer nnberu frummen Cinie. 4. l?llg.l 
 - of powers, bic aSurjelnuf jiel)iing oon 
 einer geoebenen (J>roee. 5. [Wilit.] bie (?oo» 
 lujicn, $ceri"d)i»enfunfl, Inippcnbtmccniia. 
 
Fnle. r?ir. f/.II, f/it. Me. tuk. Fine. fin. IV6, in6vp, n6r. git, Oil. cldi'iil. Ti'ibe, tub, (ViII. tfi'in. THis. 313 
 
 tvo 
 
 Evolve, evolv, (lot.) «■ a. 1. i tnts 
 roicfeln, elitfaiteii. 2. auetverfen. 3. oxif: 
 f(tlAiien, niifiuerfeii (ein 35ud) :c.). 
 
 Evolve, V. n. (14 eiitfaltcn, fid) 
 entiui(f£iu. [tie G'l'oli'eiite. 
 
 Evolvent, evowlnt, *. [0)ei)m.j 
 
 Kvoiititiou, evuiiiisii'uu, dat.) «• 
 bie Otfncftiinii, t.K 0-rbred)eii. 
 
 Evul^ate, cvuigite, (int.) v. a. 
 Auerprciini'ii, ru(t)tt>ar niiid)t;ii. 
 
 Evul^atiOlt, eviilga'thun, «. f 
 tie iliieiVreiujiiiig, •Jluebreitiingj 0a6 3tud)t= 
 (onverDeii. ['iiuiTti^en, tie ''Jlii£iirl}iinn. 
 
 Evulsion, evui'iiiuu, (Inr.) «. Da£ 
 
 Ewe, yii, (iUi<jeir. eowa, eowe; Gfuue, 
 Guii'c; «. Die iSc^afiniitter. 
 
 £ w e - 1 li m i> , ii\$ Siiuimd^en. 
 
 Ewe, r. a. iiimiiien. 
 
 Ewer, yu'ur, yurt, (annrir. Iiuer, 
 hwer; «. Me 2i3n|Terr«ime , Qiit^tnunc )iiin 
 i2Biirct)f)e(feii, bat i^aiitfa^. [t i g u o u s. 
 
 Ewest, (I'djott.) nrHreit, c o n- 
 
 Ewlio>vI ell YVO'w^! cfc^ott.) (oh 
 
 •I e a r ! ) o luet) ! 
 
 Ewking-, (fcfjnft.) itching. 
 
 Ewry, yiiri, «. 1. iGiJfli.] tai Xaitu 
 becferamt. 2. bie Jtaninier jum f[<ni(jlid}eu 
 Zi|'it)gcfct)irr. 
 
 Ex, eki, agi, (lat. II. flriect). pra«p. 
 ex J 111 Si'l'timttieiifeyuiigen =. aj niii, ivif 
 in e I h a I e , exclude; b) bartiber f)lnnu£. 
 uber, U'ie in excel, exceed; c) iveiKinD, 
 geiueiVii, ivie in ex- ui in i»ter, Grmiiiiiler. 
 
 Exacerbate, egia»erb'lte, (int.; 
 r. u. 1. crbitteni. 2. 1'^JieD.] verfttlinmi'ni ; 
 Ijeftijjcr mn(l)en. 
 
 Exacerbation, egza»(erbi'khun. 
 •. I. bie (S-rbiiteriiiifl. 2. ^-Biec.] bas ©tei^ 
 geii eiiie< Aranfi^eitis uber (^lebcniiifone^ ; 
 ber 'llnfall. 3. bic SBeri't^liiiimcruno) @tci- 
 gening. Palev. 
 
 Exacerbescence, eg^atoeibck' 
 ««n«e, «.ba$ @[eu|t:ii ciiief' |^it'bcr> Ob. Jtraiif = 
 ^ett«iui|'nll£; bie SSinVljiitiiiiicruiio. 
 
 Exacervation, egia»>ervi'ihuu, 
 (U. lat. aceivun; t. ftic >Uiift)ilufllll(J. 
 
 Exact, egzakc, (lot; aiij. Qtnau, 
 tid)tig; (in, iii> ernft, rurtjtdKig, piinftlict). 
 
 To draw for tlie exact aniuuiit, [:^ails 
 belj pet Salbv traiTireii. — to rule, gciiuu 
 Diit^ brt 9{egel. 
 
 Exact, (lat. exigere) c. a. 1. a) bri; 
 trtiben, eiiitreiben. b) obbriiigeii, erprrf[cii 
 (Qlelb K.). 2. (troni,o(, von) torbeni, l^ei- 
 fdjen, erl»fird)cu, ptrliintieii. 
 
 To exact the payiueiil, ^inetl {lir 3il^: 
 (uii<i (iiil)0ltrii. I men; 6'iiieii briicfen. 
 
 Exact, V. n. <u()oiij Allien tiberiul) 
 
 Exacter, f. Kxactor. 
 
 Exavtiou, e^/iakt'Khun, «. I. bie 
 ©eitreibiing, &infreibiing (i>. Wclb tc). 2. 
 bie gorbcriing (einer ^ftirt)tlei|lii"g). 3. bie 
 tfrprejiimg (Drfirfniig). 4. bie Q-rpreiTung. 
 Abgcpre^te Ubgobe, luit @trenge erl)i'brne 
 Hbgabc. (platfun, brritfeit, |(t)iiibi'ii. 
 
 To exerciiie e x a 1 1 i u ii it upon . . , (I'lnrll 
 
 Exactitude, egiak'letude , ( fr. 
 SD.> I. bie ^eiiauigfeit, ^orgfatt, ^unft: 
 ri.tfeit. 
 
 Exactly, eg/akt'li, ado. griiaii, 
 ^Ui:flll(f), nut toorginlt. To write exactly, 
 Qsotgfau auf bcti )£(i)l venvrnbcn. 
 
 EXA 
 
 Exactness, Igzakt'nas, «. 1. bie 
 
 OJcnaiugteit, ipiiiiftii^feit, ©orgfiilr. 2. bie 
 9ii(i;iigreit, iRegelina^igfeii. 3. bie !Kt(i)t: 
 lic^feit. 
 
 To make experiments with exactneis, 
 Sorflfnii nuf &rfiit)ruiigeii , ajen'iidje oer^ 
 ivenben. - of deportment, eiue orbcntlic^e, 
 geregelte aiuffiiljruMg. 
 
 Exactor, egzak'tur, «. 1. bet !Bei< 
 treiber, ©iiitreibet. 2. ber Ceuteidjiuber, 
 ^lacfec, ©rpreffer. 3. ©iner, ber Griuii^ 
 forbert, ber Sor&eriibe, gorberer; &iner, ber 
 mit ()u grower; Sicenge ober )u iBicl for> 
 Cert ober ifiiidjt. 
 
 Exuctress, Igzakt'rea, t. Qint, 
 lueldje nut Strenge &tm(i« forbert, l)eiict)t. 
 
 Exacuate, egzaku&te, aat.) o. a. 
 t 1. ri1)iirfeii , luei^eii , fdjleifen. 2. ± reiicn. 
 
 Exacuation , egzakiiithun , «. 
 iai £cl)flrren, -IDeije". 
 
 Exag-g-erate, egzadje'irate, (I.) 
 V. a. 1. t nufl)>uifeii, nnibiiiiiiueu. 2. t oers 
 groyern; ubertrcibeii. 3. IJJfni.j iibcrtrciben. 
 
 Exag^geration, egzadjeeiiahun, 
 «. 1. t bie -Jliifljiiutuiig. 2. t Die SBcrgroiJe-. 
 rung; tlebertreibiing. 3. [OJ^il.] bie llebcr: 
 trcibung. [adj. ubertreibenb, oergrogernb. 
 
 Exag'geratory, e^zadje'^iatuie, 
 
 Exagitate, eg^adJeeiAie, CI.) V. u. 
 « ober t 1. erfdjuttern; iu 33e>»rgung, aOau 
 lung bringfii. 2. tnbeln. 
 
 Exag'itatiou, egzadjeeti'thun, t. 
 bie &rf(t)tiiteruiig, tjeftige ^eiveguiig, SUaU 
 lung. 
 
 Exalt, egzAlt', (fir. exalter; v. Int. 
 aliux) D. o. 1. a) ^ II. 1 (to) erl)ebcn (}U, 
 iiiiO ; er^oljen. b) i erijeben (bie ©timnie). c) 
 i erijeben, erijoljen, preifen. d) i erfrciien. 2. 
 r)5l)iirni. u. (^l;cm.J lautcrn, reiiiigcii (Safie 
 fer ilorper). 
 1. a; To exalt one to a throne, to a bish- 
 opric etc. WXBSTEU. 
 
 To be exalted with .., er()Oben, iriiu; 
 fen merben ob. fein oon ... 
 
 Exaltation, egzaliA'shun , «. 1. 
 
 bie (iri)ebuiig, (frijbljniig. 2.1 bie Grljoljiing; 
 ber erljiibene ^Btanb. .Miltoji. 3. l'iJ.^hnrnl.] 
 bie 'Jveinigung, iBerfeineriing (u. Airpirn, 
 iljren Cfigenidjatten). 4. [')Ktb.] bie (*rl;i:>» 
 l)niig (ber iJebensgeiiler :c.). 5. ['ililrol.j bie 
 (i-rl)oI;nng, ber l;i.^d)|le (Stiiiib (ber "^Iniieten). 
 
 Exaltation ot the crocs, [fatl;. ittrc^cj 
 bie Krenjcrltol)nng. 
 
 Exalted, egzirted, adj. rr()iiben. 
 
 Exaltedness , egzattedncii. *. I. 
 bie (^rl)abeiil;rit. 2. bie tiiigebilbete 'JDiirbe ; 
 Der «tolj. lerljbhr, erijcbi; ber Sobprcifer. 
 
 Exalter, egzaitur, «. 6'nier, ber 
 
 Exaiiken, egzamen, (Int. 2B.) *. t 
 Die '!i>ru(nng, II iircrni citing. 
 
 Examinable, egzaiu'luabi, adj. 
 i«r \lJrii(UMg oDcc gerid{)tlid)tn Unrerfiic^iing 
 gteiiinrt. ^ IbiT (5TaRiinaiit. 
 
 Exauiinaut, ecxamenant, t. -j- 
 
 Exaillinate, egzaaienale, t. &i: 
 Iter, ber rrtiniiiiirt ober oerljorr luirb. 
 
 Examination , egzameiiA'shun . 
 t. I. bi« griming, llntfniidjnng. 2. (DJecijie. 
 ipr.j bn«i8frl)br, bie 55erneljnuiiig. 3. [®(<)Mj 
 lenj bte 'iljrrifnng, bn« frwinen. 
 
 Examiuator, egzam'en&tur, 1. 1 
 bcr iiiiieri'iic^cr, ^4>ruiVr, 6';;aiiiiuatcr, 
 
 EXA 
 
 Examine, egzam'In, ((at.) V. a. I. 
 (niand)nial and) mit in>o) $ priit'en, unter< 
 rud)en (©tiun«).- 2. [SKec^tefpr.] nbljoren, 
 oerl}5ren, oerneljincn. 3. (Sd)ulen] eramniu 
 ren, prilfen. 4. [^tjeni.J miteri'udjen. 5. f 
 bejiueifeln, beihreiten. Shak. 
 
 1. Let us examine into the state of this 
 question. 
 
 To examine to the bottom, griinblic^ 
 niiteruK^en. To - one's self, \i(f) fel6(l 
 prufen. 
 
 Examiner, Igzam'eniir. ». I. ber 
 ■JJriifer, lUUcrrut^er. 2. [ 9{e4)t5ipt.] ber 
 35crnel)mer, 2Jirl)6rcr. 
 
 Examining, Igzam'ining, acff. 
 nnterrud)eiib. - committee, ber tlnterrui 
 d)iing«au6|"d)ii6. (muilerljaft. 
 
 Examplary, Igzam'plari. adj. t 
 
 Example, egzampl, (t. exemplum) 
 «. I. (bejier sample) iai ^JJJnilcr, bie ^5>robe 
 (oon mnterieUen (SegeiiilanCeii). 2. i aj icii 
 Seiipiel, &;:enipel. b) bai ^17?uiler, SBeifpiel. 
 c) bie 9Jorrct)rift. 3. || ba6 SJorbilb (in eti 
 ma6 ®uteni). 
 
 To set an example, ein ^cifpiel geben. 
 To take - by . . , ein SJeifpiel neljmeii an ... 
 To set forth for an -, a\6 (itbrctrecfrnbet) 
 iBeifpiel auf|le(len. For -, juni aSeupiel. 
 
 Example, V. a. t I- biird) ein 
 3}ciipicl bciualjren ober belegen. 2. al* ^et» 
 fpiel aufileden. [bciipielloi'. B. Jossow. 
 
 Exailipleltrss, egiam'plles, ailj. 
 
 Exampler, egzamplur, t. t b(ii 
 gKuiler, bie ^^IJrobe. 
 
 Exang^iiious, eksang'gwius, (p. 
 lat. sanguis) adj. f bliirlo^. 
 
 Exauiutate, egzan'imAte, (P. I. 
 anima) adj. 1. lebIo5, entfeelt. 2. ^ mutt)< 
 Ic6, iiicbergerd)I«gcn , nietergctrurft, mart. 
 
 Exanimate, v. a. i. entieelen. 2. 
 i entmiitljinen, niebcrrd)lagen. 
 
 Exanimation , egzanemishun, 
 t. t '• bie (fntfeclung. 2. bie (?ntmiitl;u 
 gung. [entfeelt, lcblo6. 
 
 ExanimouR, egzairemus, adj. -f 
 
 Exaunual,eksan'nual, udj. ia\)tH(fy. 
 
 Exantliema, ekoan l/iema , pi. 
 exanlhem'ata, (gr. ^.> ». [-))feb.J bcj 
 -Jlii6rd)Iag ; bie i>ii)bliittern, giniien. 
 
 Exantliematic, eksam/iematik, 
 ober : 
 
 ExantUematOUS , eksanl/ieni'< 
 atus, adj. [OKeb.] e):rtntl)ematit'(^>, nii*rd)Iagi 
 artig, ffnnig. 
 
 Exantlate, Igzant'lite, igr.) e. a, 
 t erfd)bpfeii, uii^fdjijpfen, Ijerauejieljcn ; nu6» 
 pnnipcn. 
 
 Exantlation, IkKantli'shun. t. I. 
 t bie $eran*}irl)iiiig, *Jlu«fd)iJpfuiig , Qtt 
 rd)opfnng. 2. [*lpl)i)i".J iaS 'Uuepunipen (ber 
 eiift !c.). 
 
 Exaration, Iksara'shun, (lot.) «. 
 t b(\6 ®d)rfiben; bie ■.Hii^arbeitiing. 
 
 Exarch, ekk'ark. <gr. exarchos) 
 t. I. (rom. (iJcfd).] ber dfartt). 2. Igriertj. 
 Sird)r] brr erard). [(Srardjat. 
 
 Exarcliate , Iks'arkite. <• tas 
 
 Exarticulation , ekkartikuli'- 
 shun, (0. lat. articulus; t. [-JJieb.] bie SJcr* 
 rrnfiing, 'Uii^renfiiiig. 
 
 Exasperate, egzasper&te, (tat.; 
 V. Pf 1, erbtttcra, aufbringen. 2. ^tjiltf 
 
314 Fate. far. fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA. move. n6r. got, oil. cWxd. Ti'ibe, tub. full. t/nn. THIs. 
 
 tXA 
 
 flt)rininier, ficftiger madden; »ergr50crn, ucr-; 
 f(t)limnierM (llebel). 
 
 To be exasperated at.., nufge6r(icf)t, 
 trfcittert feiu fiber ... [bittcrt. 
 
 Kxasperaie, adj. niifgc6rnd)r, er: 
 
 Kxasperater, egzas'peraiur, «. 
 ter Grbitrerer, Qintt, btt niifbringt. 
 
 Kxasperation, Igzasperi'shun. 
 *. 1. tie ©rbittfruitg, tnfi >!!liift>ringen. 2. bie 
 e-rbitteniiig, tmS erbitrcrtfcin. 3. bie SJer^ 
 fd)lininicrung (eiiieS Uebc(g) ; bai Steigen 
 (eine» 91iifrt(re). 
 
 Kxauctorate, Igziwk't&rite, } 
 
 Kxautliurate, eg/aWt/iorite, ^ 
 ant.) V. a. I eutlafien, obbnnfen, entfefjcii. 
 2. eincr qjfn'iiibe bcraiibcn. 3. frniebrigeii. 
 
 Kxauctoration , Igziwktora'- 
 •liun . obec : 
 
 Kxautlioration, IgzawtMri'- 
 ■huii, *. 1. bieaibbniifung, GntlaiJung, ©nt: 
 feeling. 2. bie Griiiebriguiig. 
 
 Kxait^uratioUjegaiwguril'sliun, 
 « bie ^iirmeihiing- 
 
 Iilxautliorize, Igziw'thoiize, v. a. 
 ber 5?i'iTrd)cifr ob. 'liiurbe berdiibcn. 
 
 Kxcalceated, Ikskalxeated. (i>. 
 lilt, calceus) udj. biirfuB , oljne €d)iihe. 
 
 Kxuanitesceuce, ekskandlit'- 
 ■eiise, ober : 
 
 KxcandesceilC)', ekskandes'- 
 ceiixe. (lot.) *. 1. ^ iM ipeigturrbeii , bie 
 iDeige Spii}e, &l\xti). 2. i Pie ipii)e ; bcr'Jler: 
 jjer, 3wn. [a<lj. u'eijjgiiil^enb. 
 
 KxCandeSCent , ekNkaii(ie.s'iietit, 
 
 Kxcantation, ekskantasliui., a.) 
 «. bie ©iitjiiiibcriiiig. 
 
 Kxcarnate, ekskar'nite, (V. Int. 
 caro) V. a. ciitp[eifd)eii. — v. n. uom |jleird)e 
 fnlleii, (linger lucrbcii. 
 
 IiIxcarniflcation,lkskai-nitekA'- 
 •huii, *. bie G'iiifleird)iing. 
 
 Kxcavate, eks'kivite, ((At.) ■>. a. 
 Ati<hi>l)leii. 
 
 Excavation, IkskAvi'shun, «. t. 
 bie »Jlu«()of)liiiig. 2. bie 9lii5iu'f)(iiiig , 5?5l;le, 
 $Dl)luiig, JBcrtiefimg, bns Sod). 
 
 Excavator, eks'kAvatur, t. ber 
 ttu6l)&l)lfr, Ojrnber. 
 
 Kxcecate, Iks'sekite, ((at.) v. a. 
 fclenben, bliiib nind)eii. 
 
 Excecation, cksekA'shun, «. bie 
 JD(enCuiig, $)linM)eit (meiflen^ 1). 
 
 Excellent, ekse'tlen t, *. (". E x c e » «. 
 
 Exceed, ekiccd', (Int. excedere) n.a. 
 1. (ill) iibertrcften (nn, iu). 2. i'ibcrfd)reiffii, 
 uberileigeii (in pl)i)|". imb niornl. 25fjicf;iiiig). 
 
 To exceed one's slay by four week*, 
 tier 2S5i.>d)cii ubcr bie 3eit nii^bieibcii. Ex- 
 ceeding four ... iiirijr <\16 I'ier ... To - 
 the credit, the liuiitii, [>>nnbel] bn« ®iit» 
 ^nb-eii iibcrrdjrrireii, ubfrilrigcii. 
 
 Exceed, ». n. (tuiri) 1. jii lueit 
 (jefjeii. 2. liber d-riunS Ijiiinii^gefjen, eiii gf= 
 juil7c6 Wnp uberirijrfitcii. 3. bn« llrber: 
 flcu)'d)t Ijflben, groijer fciii. Drvucn. 
 
 Exceedable, cksecd'abi, ndj. UIU; 
 
 rid)rin) ; fiber Qmni I;iiinii4 gc()eiib, (S-rivnf 
 uberilcigeiib. Shehwoou. 
 
 Exceeder, eksec'dnr. #. (5-iiicr, ber 
 bie (i>rtiijcn ber©d)irfiid)feit fiberfd)ri'itft. 
 * ExCeedlUS:', okseeduig. adj. fiber; 
 
 tud6iij< itii^erorbemlKt) — (<i<ti.tiii@er|1, nii^cr 
 
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 orbeiitltcf). - t. ber Uc6errd)ii5 , bie Ueber: 
 
 jnl)I. Smoilet. 
 
 Exceeding-ly , ekscedingle. ade. 
 
 fiberiiinHig, nuperorfciirlid) , nuSiiebmcnb, 
 ubernu*, niigeril, gemnltig, feljr-i 
 
 Exceedin^ness, eks^i'dtngnls, 
 *. t iai Uebernin^. 
 
 Excel , eksel', (Int. exccllere) v. a. 
 1. T"-i ubertreffcn. 2. f iiberivnirigeii. 
 
 Excel, r. n. Dtirjiiglid) , itortreffiid) 
 fein ; (ill) fic^ bcfonbers niiejeid)neii, )ld) Ijer^ 
 i)ortl)un, Ijfruurrngen, eiii '))tei|1er feiii (in). 
 
 Excellence, ek'.selleiise.^ (!.)«. 1. 
 
 Excellency, ek'sellen»c,j (in) bie 
 2?orjiiglid)teit (in) , bie uorjiiglidje ®erd)ic{= 
 lic^feit (in (StmaS). 2. bie Ircfflidjfeit, SSor: 
 irefflid)feit ; uortrefflidje (jigenid)nft. 3. bie 
 .5)Dl)eit, SBiirbe, QJroge. 4. bie 9{einl;eit, 
 &uit. 5. (nis litel) (S-jrcctleii}. 
 
 In a degree of excellence, UDrjngd> 
 lueife. By way of — , uorjiigSiueiie , jur 
 'Uu^jeidjmmg. 
 
 Excellent, Iksliient, adj. I. treff: 
 lid), uorjfiglid), uorrrcffiid). 2. l;cruorrngcnb ; 
 I uollcnbet, eiii >2lui5i.Hiiib oon ... Hume. 
 
 Excellently, ek'.selleiitlc, adv. 1. 
 l;&d)iid), nugeril, (ei)t, in ljot)eni (Stabe. 2. 
 oorjfigiid), rovrrefpid). 
 
 Except, eksept', ( fi:. excepler; (nt. 
 excipio; v.ii. nii6|\1)iieBCii, niit5iicl;men. -ed 
 iind foreprlsed, nut 'illlfliat)llie uiib 33or: 
 t'l'tjali. - v.n. (to, mid) against) G-iiiiufirfe 
 iiind)en (gegeii), I'eriuerten (ein 3c"gmp tc), 
 [:){e(l)t8i"pr.J perl)orreeiiren. 
 
 Except, pp. i>. to Except, jufnm» 
 nifiigejogeii nuiS Excepted, nii6geiiDin= 
 men. (All were involved in this atfair; ex- 
 cept one (b. I), one excepted), (S'ilieil 
 nu^genomnien. — conj. nuger, t6 fei Deiin, 
 t)(\^, luofern nid)t, lueiin iiid)t. 
 
 Excepting- , eksepiing , praep. 
 nii^cr, nnsgeiioimneii, niit •i(ii6iinl;nie uoii ... 
 
 Exception, eksepshiin, «. K bie 
 3lu6iial;nie ibai? '2tii5iiel)iiieii). 2. (from, to) 
 (.in6 3Infgencmineiie), bie »Jlu«iM!;ine (uon). 
 3. bie 3iU6fliid)t; (to, against) bie Ginii)en» 
 bung, SUibcrrebe, ber (Jiniuniib, einiunrf 
 (gcgeii). 4. ['A'ec^trpr.J a) bie G-inmenbuiig, 
 einrebe, ©rKPfiDn. b) (against) bie 9Ser: 
 luerfung, ^erl;i>rrc5ceiij (ciiie6 9{id)terfi). 
 
 To take exception at, to, against .. , 
 eine (?iniuenbiing, (J-iniuenbiingen Ijnben ge. 
 gen .., G'tiun^ Ijabeii luiber .., (JtiunS iibel 
 mijnien, fid) (lopen an . . With the - of . . , 
 niiSgcnomnien. 
 
 Exceptionable , ekscp'shunabl, 
 adj. (S-imui'iisniigcn obcr (finiuiirfcn unter-- 
 luori'en i^ber nuegcft^t; luogegcn fic^ ©tiunS 
 eiiiiuenbeii Infit. 
 
 Exct^ptioner, IksepMiunur, *. 
 ber^iimienDer; (yiiu'r, ber G-iniviirfe inad)i. 
 
 Exceptions, eksep'snus, udj. f 
 gegen 'illU'* (yiniviirfe nuidji'iiD; janfriid)fig, 
 grniulid). l"es. j. bie Ci)raniiid)fcif. 
 
 Exceptiou.snesii , cksepshus- 
 
 Exceptlve, eksepliv. adi. ciiie tJIii*> 
 iinljme eiirl),iitciiD; fine •JliiSnatjinc innd)fiib. 
 
 ExCeptleSM, ekseplles, adj. f nfl» 
 gfiufin, i»l)ne •ilii«iinl)mc. Siiak. 
 
 Exceptor, eksep'tur, «. G-mer, 
 ber (S-inmenMingen innd)t , Inbler, ©eguer. 
 
 Exceru, ekseru', (tnt.) v. a. aud>j 
 
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 prcffen , btirrf) einen @ei(;er preiJcn ; nbfon. 
 bcrn tbiird) bie 'iporen to. 
 
 Excerp, Ikserp', (int.) v. a. t niiS. 
 iieljen, erjerpircii. (jieljen, nuiJronMeii. 
 
 Excerpt, Ikslrpi', v. a. t aiii; 
 
 Excerption, Ikserpxlian. *. I. t 
 
 bai 'Hii6}iel)en, ■Jliifininljlrn, bieSlniiieliuMS 
 2. t ber 'Mii^jng, t(\i (vrserpt. 
 
 Excerptor, ckserp'tur. t. ber'Jliig. 
 jicljer, iSnmmler. [9Ju6jiige, (Jrjerpre. 
 
 Excerpts, Ikseipts', «. p[. bie 
 
 Excess, ekses', (Int. excessus) a. 
 § bni lleberning. 2. bie ^21uijrd)iueifiing , ber 
 &r}L'^. 3. [9Iriff). u. OcDtn.] ber lleberfd)iiB, 
 llnier)"d)ieb. 4. f ber fibermngige (SJeioinn. 
 
 Excess of wine, ber fibcmia^ige ®e» 
 ling beS 2Ceinefi. An — of goodness , jn 
 I'iel ©fite. - of lewdness, cin 9Ju6bnnD 
 uon 2ieberli(^feit. 
 
 Excessive, Ikslssiv, adj. Abn* 
 mngig, niigeivi>l)iili(4, nugerurbeiitlic^; un< 
 ningig, fibertrieben. 
 
 Be not excessive toward any, p (eg« 
 Keiiieiii jii 95iel aiif. An - favor, eiii lleber* 
 iiing poll PJiiiifl. 
 
 Excessively, ekset'sjvie, adv. 
 
 1. uberninBig , niiOerorbentlid) , iinninBig, 
 liber bie -)Jinpeii, liuperi); adjn, ilbertrieben. 
 
 2. grmnltig, Ijeftig. 
 Excessiveness, ckses'sivne*, « 
 
 biU lleberniag, bie UeberiiinBigfeif. 
 
 Excltang-e, eksishinje'. (fr. e'chan- 
 ge) V. a. I. [^pnnbfl] (for) i)erfnnrd)en, 
 nn«tnufd)en, nn«ii)ed)reiii (gegen >. 2. ia)perr 
 taii|"d)en. b) au«rniif'd)en. c; ii)ed)|"eln, tnu« 
 rd)en ciDorte, Jtii(Tc tc). 
 
 To exchange guns, tnit Sanpneu ge< 
 gen cinnnber feuerii. 
 
 Exchang-e, t. I. [i^nnbel] ber 
 tniird),''ilu^rnnrd),Unitnnr4,533cd)ieI,Inni'c^ 
 l)nnbcl, Uin)a$. 2. i a) ber laiiril); "il"** 
 tnnfd) (ber (Sebnnfen zcj. b) ber ffir enun* 
 (fmpfnngeiie* gegebene pber ffir cima6 (5)e« 
 gebeneS txi)Mtnt (yegenitanb. Shak. c) bie 
 25ermed)^liing. Shak. d) - of letters , ber 
 >Briefiued)feI. 3. [^niibcl] a) ber aGet^feb 
 prci5, (SelbpreiS, Qmvi. b) bie i^iJrfe, iS&r» 
 Kiiljnde. c) ber 2Bed)rel. 4. [9{ed)te)pr.] bit 
 JIustniifd), Innfd). 
 2. b) There's my exchange, l)ier I&r 
 id)'6 a«« (b. I), mcin >^fanb). Shak. 
 
 Bill of exchange, ber -a}ed)fel. Priee 
 of-, bai »3(gio. In -, bnr'iir, bagegen, jut 
 e-ntfd)nbigung, aSergfitnng, (f«r) nl« 0)egen« 
 latj (fiir). - and rechange, [^nuCel) i>iH« 
 u. iperiued)rel. (At the) - of ... - at .. , 
 ini Goiir^ I'on ober jn ... - of money, bet 
 5?nnb>, @elbmed)fei. Account of -, bai 
 20ed)relfonfp, (Jnmbiof onto. Bond of - , bet 
 sa3ect)relfontrnft. Place of-, ber 10ed)rci- 
 pln^. - in Ob. for ready money, fioiltnnti 
 flcrd)nfte. Par of -, [>>niibel| b(\6 a[Ufd)iVU 
 pari. Laws of-, bn« ■iijed)relred)f. Printed 
 -8, b<\6 (?OUr«blatt. To lose by the -, 
 beint iniii"d)e periicren. To make -», init 
 einnnber tanfd)en. 
 
 Exchange • broker, ber 2IDe(t>fe(. 
 ^Pnpierinnfler. --business, bai 2i5ed)fel» 
 gei'd)nft ; »5rfeiigei'd)nfie. - -c o mm i s » i o u *, 
 pl. iIi3fd)felfoniiniriuMifn. --laws, --re- 
 gulations, pi. bit ^orfenorbiuing. - 
 luouey, bie 10}e(<)|elinl;luna. --opera 
 
Fate. ffir. f'lll. fnf. ML mot. Fine. fin. ?%f). iiiovp, n^r. s;6t. 6il. cloi'id. Ti'ibe, tuh. full. t/;in, TFIis. 315 
 
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 tioni, pi. bif *ISf(J)relPVfrntioii«n. Ex- 
 change - r e g u I a t i o n s , pi. Die ^e(t)Kl: 
 crtmiiiig. --speculation, bit Wtd^itU 
 fprfuiiuioii. 
 
 Kxcliaiigrt^ability, ekxtihinje 
 abilei*. t. t)ir '21ii^riiiifct)barfeit. 
 
 Kxcliailg'eHllle, ekntahJlnje'abl. 
 adj. iiii6riui!"(t)6iir, medjiVlbiir. [2i3rd)dler. 
 
 Kxcliaiig'C^r J ekmshan'jur , ». ttr 
 
 Kxclie<|lter, eksUhek'ur, (fr. 
 e'chiqiiiei) 4. (G-iii]!.] I. tie €c^ni)frtmnier. 
 
 Court ot exchequer, [G'lij]!.] ti<\6 
 ©rt)tt5fiiniiiter<)end)t. Receipt of -, ba6 
 3iil)lamt. BilU of-, Ob. --bill*, ©(^n9> 
 Minm(Tr<i)einr. 
 
 Exchequer, v. a. (^intio bti 
 beni S(t)iU3fiiiiniiiri]frid)tf bdnngen. Peoce. 
 
 KxciNHble, ekNize'abI, adj. atcii-- 
 bat. iltiifrbar. 
 
 Kxcistr, ekstxe', ilat. exctsuni) t. 
 bit aicciif , a^.uenilfuer. (nccifen. 
 
 To pay tlieexcliie for.., (Jtiva* Vtv 
 
 Excise- man, ber ^ccii'pr , ^cci$(in: 
 tifljiiur. --oJfice, bai aicciftnttit , tit 
 9lcct<|liibe. — officer. In Recife; Ofti= 
 riant. [llcu<rn. 
 
 Kxcise, ti. a. mit 9Iccid belegrn, bt-. 
 
 Kxciaiou, ekMiii'iiii, (inr.) «. I. 
 bit ^liisrotniiifi. 2. lC|jir.) bit 9lu6f(f)nti: 
 bung. (bit JJtijbiirfeit, G-rrfijbnrfeit. 
 
 Kxcitnhility, ekH^tabil^.e, s. 
 
 Kxcitutole, ekat'iabl, adj. rei}6ar, 
 frrnjbar. Imittel. 
 
 Kxcitantf ekKt'tant, *. bai dieiy- 
 
 Kxcitate, ek'sctiie, r. o. f rtijtti, 
 ftrtgfii. 
 
 KxciiHtiuilf ekkCli'shun, «. I. 
 bit tSTrtguiifl, 9?fi}im(j. 2. i bit »UMrf(iiiiig, 
 8lufrtiiiii\(i, (?rtmmtfriiiiii , ^UiitVrDtruiia. 
 
 Kxcitntive, ekMtativ, adj. I. rti: 
 jtnb, trtffltiiD. 2. t niirtfltiib, niifrtgeiib, 
 autforbtnib, iiiiOiiimtcrii!), trmuiitcrnb. 
 
 Kxcitatory, ekMilitdii, adj. tt> 
 rtfltiiD; niifrcgmti; niirrgciib. 
 
 Kxcite^ ekiitie'. (lilt, excitare) ». a. 
 1. rtgt niiid)tii, niifrtgtii; errtgeit; [-Wtb.] 
 oufrtgtii, rtijtn, trrcgtii, triuttftn. 2. f a) 
 trregen (bit £ti6tiii'(t)iiften) , niifrtd)tit , rrge 
 iimcbcti, anrtgtn ; tuifrtgtii, rti}tii, aiifrtijtii ; 
 (lo) btmrgtii, niireiitii, atifrtgtii (ju). b) 
 itiitreibtii, iiufiminttrn , anrtiitii, aiifttiern, 
 aniporntn. 
 
 To excite a multiiy or insurrection, 
 cincn Qliifrul^r trrtgrii , ueraii(a{Ten, orrur> 
 \\-\<btn. 
 
 i<:xciteineilt, ekslte'nieni, t. 1. 
 bit 9liirfgiiiig , fi-r 9liitrieb. 2. (^)?cb.I bit 
 G-rrtgiiiig, SCtijiiiig. 3. bit 'Hiifrrgimg, ^ts 
 tatfliitig i>t6 aSi'ifes ic). 4. etr StivtiifKimb- 
 
 Kxciter, ekuf-iur. t. I. ctr Grrti 
 Qtt, (j-rniuiittrtr ; ^liirnibtr. 2. [Wtb.lbafi 
 yttjmittfl. 3. 1 btr Grrtfltt, t^rji-ugi'r, 
 bo6 , iu>i6 trrfgt , trjfiigf. 
 
 KxcitiufC) eksi ting, «. bit &rrt> 
 (jiing, 'Jlutri-iiiiiig. 
 
 KxclHiin, ekuklinie', v. n. I. nilr> 
 tllltll. 2. (against) fdjrcitll , tlfttll (atQtlX 
 dmai). 
 
 To exclaim wiih wond«-r or axlonUli- 
 meiit, with joy. uoQ SJcnvuiictriiiig , vo(l 
 Srtiibt aufrii|tii> 
 
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 Kxclaim, *. t btr 5Iii«ruf, ®d!)rti. 
 
 Kxclaiiner, ekskiamOr. t. btr 
 <S(J)reicr; (against) bi;r ©iftrtr (gegtn). 
 
 Kxclaniatiou, eksklamasliun, t. 
 1. btr 'ilusriif, bit "iiuSriifiing ; pi. bai 
 Oit\(t)rti. 2. t (against) ta6 (i>tid)rei, ^ifcrii 
 (gegen Griua^). 3. baS 9iufriiriiiig#jci<!)fii 
 (!). 4. [0)riintm.] b<\6 9Ju^riifiing#ioDrt. 
 
 Kxclailiatory, ekuklanraitire. 
 adj. 1. aueruftiib, tintn >}lii«riif tntljal; 
 ttiib; - words, »JluSrutiiui)rtt. 2. frfjrtitiib, 
 tiftrnb. 
 
 Exclude, eksklilde', (lat.) e. a. 
 I. ? nujfd)litgtn. 2. ± a) lutrfeii, gebiirtii. 
 
 b) auibruttii. 3. i (from) a) au^rd^lirgeit 
 (I'on dU<i)!tn to. b) f vtrbniiiitn (ba6 
 ^iultib tc). c) nu^iif^itn (lUMi eiiitr ®iU: 
 tung ic. d) I3{td)t*rpf.} )liWfiubirtii. 
 
 3. a) European nutiThai tit time of peace, 
 exclude our me/cliants from the 
 commerce of tlietf colonies Websteh. 
 
 One body excludes anutlier from oc- 
 cupying the same space, till ^Drptr la^t 
 riiitit nnbtrn nic^t btnftlbtn Siuuiii tin: 
 neljintn. 
 
 Kxdusion, ekskld'zhun, «. I. ; 
 bai "itii^rcl^iitpen , bit >21ii6r(t;iit§ung. 2. i 
 a) bit ffltbiirt. b) bit91ii«6riiriing. c) (from) 
 bit ^u5|'4)itt@iing , btr ^lu^id^liip (uon 
 >){t(t)itn K.). d) bit 91u*nnljint. e; b<i6 ♦2lii«i 
 loiiDtrn, bit Slnsroiibeniiifl; (bad *ilu«gt: 
 loiibtrft) btr 91ii«iuurf. f) [Jftdjt^fpr.] bic 
 •ijjraflufion. g) bit 9l««rd)iit6iiiia, SBcrmtri 
 fling, h) bai 91t(;ni(cn (btr Siift k.). 
 
 KxclusiOIlist y eksklu'zhuni.st. 
 (Exclu'sioner) «. S-intr, btr ^iiDrrt 
 (ion 9$orrtd)ttn ic. au^fdjlifBtn niuct^tt. 
 
 Kxclusive, eksklil'kiv, udj. 1. ; 
 niiifd) it^tnb. 2. i a) nii^rd^Iit^tiib , aiii-. 
 ntt;mtnb. b) aii£r<i)Iit6li(i) (^riuilrgiuiii to. 
 
 c) (iiic^t tiiitgrrt(^ntt, nid)t iiibrgritTtii) aui-. 
 rd}litgli(t) ; J. 3). all llie numbers from 78 
 to 94 -, fldt 9?iiinnitrn uou in bi6 94 nu6. 
 f(l)lit|jli4 , b. ^. allt iJiiiinmtrn mit aiu«> 
 luiljint btr 'Tiiimnu-rn 78 u. 94. 
 
 Exclusive of, mit '•}liii\d)lu§ t>rn, 
 aii^fdjliteiic^ (tintr <Bad)t) , iiugtrtt^ntt, 
 nii1)t inbtgrifftn, ni(t)t initgiTttJjntt. 
 
 Exclusively, ekskld'Mvli, adv. 
 1. nngtrtrt)nft, nidjt inl'tgrijfrn, (of, to) 
 m t ^)li\i\<i)lu$ , aii6fd)iit^ii(i> itined &tqtii' 
 llanbti). 2. aii«r(t)lirBli(ft (nidjt tinid^litB. 
 lic^); J. 5). Till Sunday -, bii jiiin @pnn> 
 rag niti?i(f)litgli(l). 
 
 KxCluSOry, eksklu'stir^, adj. f 
 f. Exclusive. (forf)tn, atiificbtn. 
 
 KxCOCt, ekskokt', (lat.) v. a. f aui: 
 
 ■CxCUJpitate, ekskndje'elAte, (|.) 
 r. o. aiiibtiifcii, trbfiiffii, amJiiiintii, tr: 
 finutn. — p. "• t naitbfiifrn. 
 
 KxCOCitation, ekskodjeitA'shun. 
 s. tit eTfiniiiiiig, ^liiffiiinung, (frfinMing. 
 
 ICx-CUinillissary, ekskom'mii- 
 saic . *. btr CS-)rfi>iiiii(i|Tar_. 
 
 KxCOIliiiiUIie, ekskoninidne', (I.) 
 B. a. t aiisri1)lifiii"ii. 
 
 Kxcoiniiiunicable j ekskom 
 mi'iiiekabl, adj. biin fiirdjrnbaniit niitcr: 
 ivi'ritn, bti Stir(t)fii(>aiiiir* lurrtl). 
 
 KxCOIIIIklUllica(<^, eksknmnii'i 
 nekile, (lat.) w. a. (Ct^rirn. 5xird)fll.)ri\1).] 
 
 t);fominuniiirrn , in btii Ji<it(t>tiibaiin (i;iiii. | 
 
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 Exeommuiiicatef «. t. btt 
 
 (^rfonimuuiiirte. 2. bcr (I'uii tintm $8or» 
 vtffjrt :c.) 9lii*gff(i)li)f(tnf. 
 
 Kxcoinmuiiicatioiif Ikskom- 
 uiuneka'shun, s. btt Jitir(t)eiit>iinn , bit &]« 
 fommimifatiDn. 
 
 Kxcoriate, Iksko'ieate, (ntnlat.) 
 
 0. a. 1. fctjiiibtn, nbjici)fn, nbr(l)altn, <ib» 
 iTrtiffii. 2. aufrd)arffii, aiifrii-,tii (bit ipaiit). 
 
 KxCOriation, ek.Nk<')rei'sliiin, «. 
 
 1. bit 3ll'jitlniiig, ©ctjinbiing, >ilbl)iiiitiing. 
 
 2. bit 9lufrdjtirfung (btr i^aiit). 2. ± bie 
 ^trnubnng , (?rpref|iing. 
 
 KxCOrtication, ck.tkortek^'siiun, 
 (0. Int. cortex)*, bit i!ll>t"d)nliiiig. >ilt<riubiiiig. 
 
 Kxcreable, eks kieabl, (lat.) adj. 
 rritftt nuSiuiVfien / JH'" 'iUu^rpeicn getigiut. 
 
 Kxcreate, eks'krealc. (lar.) v. o. 
 aufiraiifpfrn , aii^iptitii, aiiBiuerftii. 
 
 Kxcreation, ekskrca'shiin, «. 
 bie 9liidraiirperiiiig. 
 
 Kxcreineni, ekskr^ment , (lat.) 
 a. btr >.!ln$iuurti bit <2!ii£ittriing ; pi. bit 
 G-yfrtmcntt , btr Sttiljlgaiig. 
 
 Kxcreinent, w. lat. crescere) «. 
 
 1. btr 9Iu*iuu(t« nm mtiifrt)li(f)fn ^orptr, 
 (J. 95. Sart, %igtl lO. 2. i crr vUiisiuud)*, 
 
 KxCreinental, ekskreinem'al, 
 
 Kxcrementitial, ekskiemen- 
 
 lish'al. (meiitikli'iis, 
 
 ICxcreinen<itiuus, ekski^ 
 
 KxCrUllieiltOUN, ekskiemenl'- 
 
 us, adj. (STfrtMitiut tiitl)al[cii&, iiiin 'ilu4< 
 lutirft I'tiliiiinit Ob. gtljong. 
 
 Kxcrescence, ckskies '^lnse.) 
 
 KxcresceilCy, ekskresxense.) 
 (l>. lat. excresiere) *. f ii. 1 btr OlllSluuc^)*. 
 
 KxCreHCeut , ekskres'sent , a«0'- 
 niifiurtrfjftnb. 
 
 Kxcrete^ekskii'te, ((. excretus) v.a. 
 I'TOrb.) abroiibcrn, oiidu'orr'tn , nffiil^rfn. 
 
 Kxcretloil, ekskre shiin. (lat.) 
 * [■iJRcb.] 1. bit aibHuittrniig, 91bfril)ruii(|. 
 
 2. (bai 9IbgtfDiittrtt) btr ^iistuurf. 
 Kxcretive, eks'kiciiv, i adj. 
 Kxcretory, eks'kie.ure, J abiiitft 
 
 rtnb, abfonbtrnb, >iJbruorunij4 . . . , 9lbfoiif 
 
 btrnng«... [btruugfgtfiie. 
 
 Kxcretory, *. [^ilitat.] bai "lli^fon. 
 
 l!]xCrUCiable,eksikruu'sheabl,a</>. 
 
 t bcr ■'}J?arttr iwertt;, faljig vb. uiittrivorfcn. 
 
 Kxcruciate, ekskrouslieaie. (lat. 
 excriiciare) v. a. qmiltn, ptiiiigru, inarreru. 
 
 KxcritCiatiOII,ek>kiuusliea'shiin, 
 s. 1. bit ^tinigtiiig, bai 'S^aritrn. 2. Die 
 'Warrcr , iiual , ^ein. 
 
 Kxcubatiun, ekskuba'shun , (L> 
 t. t ba!j 9'iad)t»)nd)cit , bit Ofartjtiundjt. 
 
 Kxculpate, Ikskuip^te , (I), let. 
 culpa) p. a. (for) tnt|d)ulbtgtn, rtd)tftrtiotn 
 (lutgen). 
 
 Kxcnlpatl«»ii) ekskulpAsImn, «. 
 bit &ntfd)iilbigiiiig, 9{fd)rt>rti|jwng. 
 
 Kxculpatory, ektkul'paturi, adi^ 
 tntrri)uibi(jfiib , rtd)tiVr[igfn6. 
 
 Kxciir, ckskiir', (lar.) v.n.ibai 
 •Waij, tie (iJrriijtn iibiTritrtittii. 
 
 Kxcursion, ekskiirsliun, (Int.) «. 
 1. ^ ttx ■HiiiHuQ, 'Slb|lt'd)cr; bit Strtiftret, 
 btr ©rrtifjiig. 2. 1 a) fie 'Jlbutiucifiing (in 
 ttr :Krbf 1. b) bit Ueberrdjreitung; (into) ba 
 lltbergar.g (iu). 
 
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 ■.. Kxcursive^ Ikskur'slv, ac^;. ? u. 
 
 t o&rrt)iiiftfenD ; rrt)rnnfeiiIo$. 
 
 Kxctirsively, ekskur'sivie, adv. 
 fluf eiiie l)frullI)trcift•ll^e, nbrd)H)eift'ii£>e aBeifc. 
 
 KxCIirsiveneSS, ekskurslvnes, 
 *. ^rt^ ai6Kf)iueifenDe; tie »!lbrct)iveifiiug ; lleber: 
 ftftreituiig !]eiuo()ii(icf)ec ®reiiien, ©djrnnfeiu 
 iDllflfeir. 
 
 KxCUSiallle, eksku'zabl, (fr. SB.) 
 adj. jii eiuu1)tiIMflen (I'Oii ^erfoiieri u. iSii^ 
 d)en) . uerjeifjlid) (v. Stid)en). 
 
 KxCUSttbleuess, eksku'zablnlii, 
 «. Die aSerjcil)lid)fett; iicr 3ii|1(in6, Ca Griner 
 Ob. ©tiBns eiitr(t)iil6igt mer^ell faun. 
 
 Kxcusatioil, ekskiiza'&liun , «. f 
 6ie G'iitrcf)iiIC»i(]mig, ilfed)tfcrrtgmi(j. 
 
 Kxcusator, ekskiiz^'tar, «. ber 
 ©ntrrf)iil6i<ier, 3(ed)tferfigiT. 
 
 Kxcitsatory, ekskuzature, adj. 
 tutidnMiqenb , redjrftrtigenD, ©nti'djulbi; 
 (jiinnS. .. 
 
 Kxciise, ekskuze', (lat. excusare) 
 r. a. I. enncfculbtgeii. 2. (from) (©incm 
 ©tmnf) frinfffu; {©ineii einet ^flid)t it.) 
 uberl)eben; (ginen) Derfdjpiien emit). 
 
 I pray thee have nie excused, || id) 
 bitte bid), entrd)iilbige mid). To - one's 
 self to.., fi(^ red)rfertig£n bei G-iiiem. 1 de- 
 sired to be — d . id) uci'b'it t6 inir. 
 
 KxCUSe^ ekskuse', s. 1. (.tia6 &llt: 
 fd)ulbigen) bie entfd)ulbifliing. 2. bie (i»u 
 rd)iilbigiing ; 31ii£jlud)t. 
 
 To make excuses to any one for.., 
 fid) bei ©iiiem entrd)Ulbigcn ivcgeii.. That 
 must be his — , b(i5 iiiu6 il;it eittrd)ulbigeii, 
 ted)tfertigeu. To offer an - for.,, eiiien 
 ©ntfd)iilbigiingjgnin& uorbriiigen. 
 
 lllxc useless ) Ikskiise'lls, adj. 
 nid)t ju entrd)u(bigeii , tiiuierjeil;lid). 
 
 KxCUSer, eksku'zur, s. bet Gwt: 
 fc^iul&iger; SBerjeiljer, Gmtt , bet uerjeil;!. 
 
 KxCUSSf ekskus' , (1. exeutio) v. a. 
 f 1. nbrd)urteln , nbwerfen, oblcgeii. 2. 
 [9?cd)t«|pr.] in 95e|c()liig neljintii, uerfiiiiiJ 
 tncrn. [Qidfle ucrbnniien. 
 
 To excuss out of the mind , (iu£ betii 
 
 Kxcussiou, Ikskush'un, «. -i 
 [3it(t)t6\pt.] bie 25erft"initiicniiig. 
 
 Kx-director, eksdeiek'tur, «. 
 itt Qvbkettor. 
 
 Kxecrable, Ik'sekrabI, ((.) adj. I 
 
 Kxecrably, eksekiable, ado. ^ 
 cer|liid)t, nbfd)eulid) , ocrriidK, uer()n&t, 
 groiiiid). I*, bie ^brd)eiilid)feit. 
 
 KxecrableneSS, ek'sekiablnes, 
 
 Kxecrafe, ek'!.ekriite. (Int.) V. a. 
 Derfliid)en , i'crnbrd)eiieii , i<crii)iinrd)eii, 
 
 KxecratiUIl, eksekra'shuu, «. 1. 
 (bai 9Scnuriiird)cn) bie a5ermiinrd)iiiig. 2. 
 bie 2Jeriuunid)ung , ber Jjlud). 3. ctr gliid), 
 (Srauet. 
 
 Kxecratory, ek'sekrature. «. bui 
 {Jliid)it>rmul«ir, gormclbud) I'uu UJenvuiK 
 Wungen. 
 
 l<Ixect, cksekt', (Int. execare) v. a. 
 f flu^rd)neiben , >ufgrd)iitibfii. 
 
 Kxectioii, ckkck'siiuii, «. bie ^ii5< 
 f<tjmibu»n, 2i5fgid)iiribiiiig. 
 
 KxeCUte, eksekilte. (fr. executer 
 D. Int. exsequi) c. a. I. a) aii^fiibren. volU 
 bringeii , uodjif Ijen , erfiille ii. bi uolliirlieii, 
 vuUilredtii uiii &t\t^ h.). o t »etu>aUtUt 
 
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 befreibcn (9temter). 2. a) fjinrid^ten (WifTe* 
 t()ntcr). b) t umbringeii, tobten. 3. [DJcc^tg; 
 fpr.] a) red)t«guitig , red)tgfrnftig mac^cn 
 J. !8. biird) Uuterfc^rift u. ©iegel; tnnd)cii 
 (cin leflament lo , nu^fertigen. bj mU-. 
 pfnnben, ejreqiiiren. 4. gebriuid)en, aniueii: 
 beiH in Siniuenbung bringen. Shak. 
 
 Kxecute, v. n. ivirfen, S33irfting 
 ttjun. [cut or. 
 
 Kxecuter, Igzekutur, «, f. Exe- 
 
 Kxecutiuil) ek&eku'shun, i. 1. 
 bie 'iliiffiiljrung , 25frrid)tiing , SSodjieijung, 
 ber SSodiug. 2. bie aSonilrccfimg (uun llr: 
 tl^eilen zc). 3. [9{ed)te|"pr.J bie G'jrcfution, 
 ipfiiiibung, 21u5ptnribung ; ber 1JJfanDuiigS= 
 befeljl. 4. bie 3Iu6fertigiiiig (einer Urtunbe). 
 a. bie i^iitrid)tuiig. 6. bit -iOirfung. 7. bie 
 ajeriuiiilmig, ger|l&ruug, Otieberlnge; ber 
 'Jibbruc^; ©d)nben. 8. bie ajufful)i'""g <'!' 
 ber^^JKufif u. anbern iliiniten) ; ber 2>i)rtrng. 
 9. bie ^iimenbung , Qluiiibuug. Shak. 
 
 The execution-day, bet Sfic^trng. 
 The place of-, ber 9Cid)tplo$, 3{nben|leui, 
 ba6 >pud)gerid)t To take out an — against 
 any one, (i-inen ouSflogen, aufpfmibeii. 
 To couie to -, jiir 2Iu$iul)ruiig, jum iBnQ; 
 jiige fommen. To put in -, nufifiil^reii. 
 To do -, 1. luirfen, 2i3irtiing tl)iiii. 2. 
 a3enuii|lung, eine Diieberlnge oiirid)teu. A 
 man of -, ein tl;dfiger, aueric^trauier 
 <));aun. 
 
 li]xeCUtioner, Iksekushunur, (. 
 1. ber ©d)atrrid)ter, Oiiid)rid)ter , ipeiifcr. 
 2 i ber 'iJJurber. Shak. 3. f bet !8olljiet)cr, 
 aSoUbriiiger , aSoIlilrecfcr. 4. bai iUerf jeug, 
 moburd) QtwaS I'Ddjogeu , utiflftrecf t luirb. 
 
 JExeCUttve, egiekuiiv, adj. vM- 
 }tel;enb, nusiibenb; [ijjoiit.j cjefiitiu , au6-- 
 libeub, (}iim Uiiterrdjicbe iion Uflieliuiw. 
 An - officer, ein nut ber 25uri4iel;iiiig ber 
 ©efctpe beiiufiriigter 23eninter. 
 
 li^xecutive, s. 1. [^;)>ulit.] bie aiUi 
 I'ibenbe 6)eiuait uD. Wtad)t (iin &taate). 2. 
 bai SBerfjeug. 
 
 MiLtscutoTy 4. 1. Igzek'utur, ber 
 aSoIliie^cr, ajuisrlc^rer ciiice icilnnttnt^. 2. 
 egzekii'tiir, a; ber i8o(liiel;er , S5t>ll|lretfiT; 
 ll^Uer. Shak. b)' ber ■3iad)iid)ter, i^enfer. 
 
 I£xeCUtOria.lf egzekiito real, udj. 
 )U cinem Xe|lauienrsi'tilljiel)cr gel;ijrifl, veil- 
 jie^cnb, exefutiii, ben iiJolliieljcr, 'Jlu<5- 
 ridjter einei itifiuneiitf zc. bvtrcffeiib. 
 
 KxeCUtUrsllip « egzckiilurshtp, 
 
 «. boiS 21nit emce lfrtanu'iu&iuisrirt)ft'r6. 
 
 Kxecutory, cgzekutuie. (t>//. 1. 
 [3{ed)tffpr.J a; ^u luillilrerfen, ju iinlljiclu'ii, 
 jum SDolljuge, jur lUueiibnng fiMunicn loi; 
 lenb. b; erefutuni'tt). 2. amtiid)e ^fiidjccn 
 t)errid)tenb. Bi'kke 
 
 Kxeeutress, Igzekunes, > s. bit 
 
 KxeCUtrix, eg/.ek'uiiiks. ^ iSod* 
 iiet;i'rinn, >2iiR'nd)ternin cine6 leiliinients. 
 
 JKxeg-esis, ekseje'»is, (gr. S23»; *• 
 bit G-rfliiruiig , 'Miiflrgmig; d-rfgcie. 
 
 Kxeg'etietll, eksejel ekal. adj. 
 
 Kxef(eticully,ekkejet'ekalle,a(<e. 
 niiflrijenO , erflan'iiD , eyi-getii'd). 
 
 Exemplar, egzemplar, (i. 'iQ') 
 I. I. bn6 gjfiiiler. 2. (Aiinae) ba6 Obrnl. 
 
 JExeiliplHrily, egz'eiiiplarele.iidv. 
 1. T iiui|1ert)iift ejccinpliirtl'c^. 2. ^ e);enipla> 
 ti\<St (btHviXtciv, 
 
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 Kxeinplariness, eg '.'Implarenea, 
 Kxeiliplarity , ey/cmplaiete, «, 
 bie 'Wuaerl)nftigfiit , baf (S-rniiplnrifi^e. 
 
 Kxeniplary, egz'emplare. ega- 
 em'plare, adj. I. | mii|1crl)afr, trempla* 
 rifd). 2. I ejcmplnrird) iibrd)rerfcnp, lunr* 
 uenb. 3. a) nI5 SSciuns, Grlaurerung fienenb. 
 b) jum Srifpicle, jiir 9i\id)oi;miing bienenb. 
 To be exemplary in one's life, cill 
 tuuiferf)nftc« Sebcn fi'ifjren. 
 
 Kxeinplary, «. l. f bns G-xem. 
 p(nr (oon ©djrifren :c.). 2. f fiis 33ciipici. 
 Kxeinplificatiuii, egzempl^i* 
 ki'shiin. a. 1. bie ibcli'giiiig, Grlnutcruiiji 
 burc^ SBeiipiele. 2. bie (gmd)rlid)e) 'ilbfd)ri(t 
 (eincr Urrnnbe). 3. i bie OfadjbiiDung, 
 ■7ind)iihtuuug. 
 
 Kxeilipliner, l^zlni'plefiur. », 
 G-iuer, ber burd) ^Jeob.idjrung ob. 3?n(t)« 
 iif}inung pineS ~Wui1ct5, buret) 'Beifpiele er» 
 imitert, beiuiiljrt, ^ycifyi.ie gjot vvn . . , bcin 
 'Beifpiele >2lubert'r folgt. 
 
 Kxeilipliry, egzlm'plefi, V. a. I. 
 bnrcft 53ei|"picle erl.uircrn, beivaijren; 35ei« 
 Tpicle gebcn i>i'n ... 2. a) nbfd)rciben. b) 
 eine redjrfigiiltige i!lbrd)rift tuiid)en, neljmen 
 uon.. 3. buret) cine red)rffliiltige 21b|"4)rift 
 beiveifcn ob. biirt(;iin. 
 
 Kxeuipt, egveini', (fr. exempter) 
 V. a. (fronu bi'troifu , iiiu-ni'l;nien , freifpre* 
 c^en (uou); Dcrrd)onen (uiir). 
 
 To exempt one's self, fui) tcitauitn, 
 Hd) Io^i«nd)en (udu). To - from all taxes, 
 gnnj (Tenerfrei mudjen. 
 
 Kxeiiipt, adj. i. a) (from) befreit, 
 uerfd)i)nt (uon). b) (oertnoge eine* 93or« 
 xt(t)(6) frei (UOU (Jriuog) , eincr &<\<i)t nictjt 
 uutcnuorfcn; fleuerfrci. 2. nu^gcncnimen, 
 nid)t uiitbegriffen. 3. t nbgeionbert, g«* 
 trennt. lred)tigre, 
 
 Kxempt, *. ber ?^rioiIfgirte, SBcpor* 
 li^xeiliptible, egzlm'tebl, adj. f 
 frei , bcoormbtigt. 
 
 JExeiliption, Igzlm'shun. t. (from) 
 bie SScfreiung, greitjeir, (Sreintton (oon Cii< 
 (len 20. - from duty or taxes, bie SoU', 
 ®tenerfrei()fit. 
 
 Kxeiiiptitioiis , egz«mti^li'u<, 
 adj. -f trciinbnr; (from; geirennt merbcn 
 fiinuciib (oou). 
 
 Kxenterate, Igzln'terite, (gr.) 
 V. a. ou^iucibcn, nn5nel}incn. 
 
 Kxeiiteratioii, egzeniliA'shun, 
 bni5 ■iUnS'Ufhnifn, bit 'ilueiofibnug. 
 Kxe<|llial, eg^c'kweal, adj. Jlint 
 2fid)int'ri).ingiiif7c grl)orig. - games, bie 
 lobteuipiele (Der :)i'onicr). 
 
 li!xe«iiiieSf ek!>'ekwu, (Int. exe- 
 
 quiae) t. pi, b\t6 i?cid)ciit)t'gangni@ , bie 
 
 obtt'tifficr. 
 
 Kxercent, eg/erscnt, (int.) adj. 
 
 t nneiibfUD, im iMmtc (o. *Jlboofnreii). — 
 
 *. ber ^JJrnftifrr. 
 
 Kxercittablef ekzlrstzeSbl, aiU- 
 flciibt, nupgnibt lucrben fonncnb. 
 
 Kxercise, ekseikue, eks'erstse, 
 (Int. exercere, excrciliiiin ; fr. exercice) S. 
 1. bie *JIu6«biMig (ciiirr Siinwl zo. 2. bie 
 Ilfbuug (iin*21(Igenieiueni; (baljer) a) 6ic2ei» 
 bc^iibuiig, <Sr(bc6.-) S^eiucijiing. bi bie ritf 
 terlid)ellfbnng. c< Me ivrirgt-nbiing, IGnjTeu* 
 iibuudi ba6 (iftunta, (^ferjitinni. d; Dtt 
 
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FAte, far, faU. fat. Me, met. Fine, f In. NA, m6re, nSr, g6t. 6il, cl6Ail. TiSbe, ti'ib, fi'iIF. t/zin, THis. 31T 
 
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 jtunftubung, ©prnd)u6u«g, ©(fjuIuSiinij ; 
 ? tie ^uf(inbe. Miltow. 3. t>it 91ntiict)rd> 
 UBuii<); '>)3rebi<]t. Shak. [(t)tn. 
 
 To uke exerciie. ftff) 93(lveounn nu\' 
 
 Kxercise, eks'er.'.Jie, 0. a. I. (in, 
 in) uben litn Oieijl u. terpen. 2. a) aui-. 
 ufftt cOTiidjt, fine ^errfctjiifl). b) flii^ubeu 
 (iiie Kuiiil K. c) i>eru)aitcn, befliMben «iii 
 9lmr). 3. [«SKilit.] iibcn, fjrrrjiren. 4. (jf: 
 triiurtien, nniveiiDfn. 5. c&iiieM) priiftii ; 
 (®iiitni) iJii'tl), 5Bcr6ru#, ■3}iul}e uerur! 
 ftid)fn. 
 
 To exercise one'& self in . ., ftrf) libel) 
 in. . To - ariii«, fid) in ben SBnffen ubeii. 
 
 Kxercisv, v. n. I. fictt uben ; fid) 
 Cen>fi]iiii(i inndjcn. 2. ejrerjiren. 
 
 Kxercifterf eiis'ersiiur, «. &iner, 
 in iibc, Aufubt, bet Urbenbe, @iner, ber 
 Uebiiiigtii nnrirdt. 
 
 Kxercitntion , cgiiraitA'aliuH , 
 flnr.) «. 1. bit llebiiiig; corporal -, Die 
 l;eif>f«u&un(]. 2. bie 9lii<iibiing. 
 
 Kxergue^ eli««rg', (gr. ergon) «. 
 (TOiiniiuiff.) bie ©Ferge, ber ^Ibfc^niU. 
 
 Kxert, egzeri', (Iflt. exero) v. o. I. 
 t Ijemneilrerfen , leigen. Drydek. 2. i a) 
 Au^rtn, jeigen. l>) m ^niuenbung bringcn, 
 anwenben. c) anilrengtn. 
 
 To exert onei self, fid) anfhrengen, 
 (Jd) beftreben, fid) bemiiljen, fid) jeigen. To 
 - efforts, fid) befhreben, fid) beniu()en. 
 
 Kxertlon, agzer'alidn, t. I. bie 
 UniBfuMing ; 51eu6erung. 2. Die 91n|hren< 
 fliing; 5)einul)uiig. ^ 
 
 Kxesion, egz^'zhuD, (o. lat. ex- 
 tdere) *. t t>at l;urd)fre(Ten. ^ 
 
 Kxestuation, •gieiulidA'shuD, 
 (Int.) «. D<i« SluMUtiUen, ^iifbraujen, Die 
 <S)nf)riing. 
 
 Kxfoliate, ek«f<>'leAte, a>it. ex- 
 folio) V. u. (Gljir. u. Wincrnlg.J fid) <ib> 
 bliittern , fid) fd)iefrrn , nbiplitteru. 
 
 Kxfoliiktion, ekstol^i'shun, ». 
 [Cljir. II. 'TOiiiernlg.] bie Slbblntraiing. 
 
 Kxfoliative, •ksto'leatiT, adj. 
 [6hir.] (ibbi(ittetnb. — «• Da« Mbbldttej 
 riing«mittfl. [tig, leid)t i«crbini|lenb. 
 
 Kxlialable, egxIiA labl. ndj. fllld): 
 
 Kxhala<ioiif eksiiaiA'siiuu, uat.) 
 «. 1. bae 9liiebiiiiiTcn, bie «iieDun|liiiig. 2. 
 Die ^liiSbuiiiliiiig , ber Dunil. 3. f bie'5liid)= 
 tigfeit (ber Jtorpen. 4. t u. ? bai i)uii|l« 
 (lebilbe. 
 
 Kxliale, egzliile', (fat.) v. a. I. 
 
 <biinilen, uon fid) geben. 2. verDutiilen. 
 
 i a) iiii«i)aud)en. Shak. b) (frooi) aii*> 
 
 (fen (nii«;. 
 2. Tlie sun exhales tlie nioiatiire of 
 tlir earth. Webxter. 
 
 Kxliale, r. n. feiiie Sebeii£gt:i|ler 
 oufhoudjeii. Shak.. 
 
 Kxlialeinentf egzhale'iMeiil, ». 
 Die 'itii^ciiiiriiing , ber Diini). 
 
 Kxlialilllf , ei-zhale'ing, at(J. <in«> 
 Duiiilfiif , bit- 9Iii(jbriii|liiiiij beforberiib. 
 
 Kxliaiiiitf cgziiiwiic, <ia(. cxhaii 
 
 rirei ». o. I. $ ? ii. t eTrd)WVu. 2. laJlld)^ 
 l)<inb*ti I'fTgrcifen (fine SiiifJiign. 
 
 To exhaust of.., e.fil)^^!^! nil— To 
 • the water in a well, eiiirii ^riiiiiien niid> 
 fMtitpen, ieeren. To - ihe wmer of a 
 ■larah, nueii £unt|tf trvtfrii Irijeii. 
 
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 Kxliaust, adj. t eri'diDpft. 
 
 Kxliausivr^ egzhiw»'tur, «. ©iner, 
 ber Ob. tni, luns errdjiipft. 
 
 KxliaUStible, egzhiwst'ebl, adj. 
 )u eriit)opfen , eriAiJpflid). 
 
 KxllUUStiuil) eg^hiivvs'tshun, t. 
 1. bie (*rrd)i'pfung. 2. [^DJiUljem.l bie Qn 
 rd)6vfung. tiinerfd)i''pflid). 
 
 KxliauStleSS, Igzhiwstles, adj. 
 
 Kxliausilitent , egzhawst'inem, 
 s. tie (J-ri"d)iipiiiiig , <5Tid)opftl)cit. 
 
 Kxlteredate t egzlierAdite, V. a. 
 eiittrbiiti. 
 
 Kxlieredafion, egzheredAshun, 
 (int.) i. [-iiuxq. 2)ied)t.i tie ©ntcrbimg. 
 
 Kxllibit, egzliib it, (Int. exhibere) 
 
 0. a. I. au8|lellen ((Semnlbe to. To - for 
 sale, jiiiii SJerfniife nudilellen. 2. bnrbieten ; 
 einreid)en , einljnnbigen , |U|le(lcn ( eine 
 >£d)rif[ >(.)■ 3. a) i jeigen , bnrlegen , nil 
 ben ing legen. b) bnrbringen. c) biirilellen. 
 4. porjrigen, aufn>«ifeu,oorleflen. 5. I9fed)t«> 
 iVr.] erl^ibiren, aubriiigen, purbringen (eiiu 
 Jtlnge ic.). 
 
 Kxliibit, *. [9;ed)t«rpr.] Dn« Qxi)i' 
 bituiii, bie (iiigrreid)re @d)rift. 
 
 Kxbibiter, •gzhiuinir. «. ber Dnr^ 
 irger; (jiiier, ber tnrlegt, eiiireid)t, PDr» 
 )eigt, uorbringt, Dec Qmtudtttt (tiner 
 (edjrift;, (ryijibent. 
 
 Kxhibition, egzhAbi.h'un, (I.) «. 
 
 1. bie Dnrleguiig, ^er}eigiiiig, Dnrilelluiig, 
 '^itfiveifiing, (2'iiireid)uiig , &);l)ibitiDn. 2. 
 Die c(f(nUid)eSd)nuaui;|lrUiing, 'ilntJiMung. 
 
 3. tie ^eii^erung, tni aa ben Xng l^rgen. 
 
 4. ber llnter^nlt, bns aucgrreijte t&tipen: 
 Diuni, bie ^enfiPii, ber ^rl)iilt, 2vl){\. 6. 
 bie Sbelrljniiiig, 5^finhliing. 
 
 Kxlkibitioner, egzlieb'sb'unur, t. 
 [Qitql. lliiii'err.j Der Sxipentint. 
 
 l<Ixhibitive, egzii'iiiuT, adj. i 
 
 lilxliibitivdyf cgiiiib^iivtc, adv.^ 
 tnrilelleiit, tnrltgenDi pcrOellenD, (lellper: 
 tretenb. Ibnrledenb, nufiveifcnb , ieigeut. 
 
 Kxliibitury, •gziilb'iiiuie, adj. 
 
 Kxhilarate, agzhiraiAte, (Int.) 
 o. a. erijtttern , nii)l)iitfrn , erireuen. — 
 D. n. Ijeiter ob. fri>l) luerten. 
 
 ICxIkilaraliuii y egzlnlari'sliun, 
 *. I. tie »JJii|l)iiienuig , Grfreimng. 2. tie 
 :t>eiterf eit , 5rol;lid)feii, ber grotji'mn. 
 
 KxllOrt, egzliurt', (Int. exhortari) 
 p. a. I. (to) crmnl)ncn, ernianteni (jii). 2. 
 ermnbiien, lunriien; ((yinrm; rnfl)cn. 
 
 Kxliortutiuu, egzhtinA khiin, «. 
 Die ermnljnuiifl , ©rmnljnungf reDe ; ber 
 
 Kxliurtative, egzh^rt'al'v, ) 
 
 Kxliurtutory , egzhortatuie, y 
 adj. ermiXjiifiit, (jTHinl)iiiiiia4 — 
 
 Kxlutrter) •gzhurtijr, «. Der &r< 
 iiin^iicr. 
 
 KxllU Illation , agzhiiiiii'shun, 
 (Int.* #. tie ii>»ebernuStiinbuiig leinrr Sei. 
 d)e JO. 
 
 Kxiccate, j ,-. Educate. 
 
 KxieM, trrt)OIt.) hysterics;. ec- 
 stasies. 
 
 Kxi^encef ek's^jense, ) ( p. Int. 
 
 ICxiK^(*llCy T ek'»ejeii»A. ^ exigeiu ) 
 «. I. tuij dT'ortcrnip i Sbiturini^. 2. Drr 
 
 EXl 
 
 Drnng, ^loffttrnng, bie bringente ?fiif^; 
 ter ^ott)iaU , bringeiibe Jnll , gnU. 3. Dilt 
 ?iPtt), Slemmc. 
 
 in the present exigency, bei tiefer, 
 fcitfter ©nttlnge, bei obiunltenben Utn» 
 fliiiiten. 
 
 Kxii^ent, ek'sijent, adj. bringenD 
 Kxig'ent, ». 1. t ber OiotI)fna ; bi« 
 sjiPtl), aSerlegeiiljeit, filetnme. 2. [9?cd)t«« 
 fpr.] bie &ffenriid)e SBorlntuiig eiiied 25efing» 
 ten, Der iiid)t jii finten \\i. 3. f toS ©iite. 
 Shak. 4. bns ^7?ofI)mitieI. 
 
 Kxig-euter, eksejenlilr, i. [(Fltgl.] 
 rill ^ennuer in beiii Court of Commoii 
 Pleaa, ber 93DrlnDungeii (Exigents) ou^ 
 fertigt. 
 
 Kxig'ible) eks'ejebl, adj. eintreibs 
 lid), iu fortern, eingeforDert luerten fou' 
 iienb, e);lgibel. 
 
 Kxig-uiiy, Iksigdeie, (Int.) t. bi< 
 £leinl)eit , 6}eringfilgigfeii , £ArgIi4)feit, 
 epiirlidjfeit, bn5 Unbetciiteiibe. 
 
 Exig-uous, eg/ig'uus, (fnt.) adj. 
 fleiii, geringfiigig, (fnrglid) , iiiifteteutenD, 
 ipftrlid). [I'd^ivnd), ti'iniu 
 
 Kxile^ eg'zil, (Int. exilis) adj. flein, 
 Kxilc, Ig'zile, (Int. exiliuai) «. 1. 
 tie I'niiteiuenucifiing, SUerbniiiiiing, tui 
 Q'fiL 2. Die freimiriige Serbanniaii}. 3. Der 
 SBerbnnnie, Senuiefene. 
 
 Kxile* egzile', tr. a. 1, (from) per* 
 
 rceii'en (Aui) , perbannen (pon). 2. i per* 
 
 bnnnen. [mriDen. 
 
 To exile one's self, fein SSnterMnD 
 
 Kxileinent, egziie'iuem, t. Die 
 
 SBerbnnnung , i'nnte^perivel|'iing. 
 
 Kxilitiun, ekaelish'un, (Int. exslUo) 
 $. t bn* Sliiffpringcn, Sliiffprutjen. 
 
 Kxility, eksil'tie, (Int.) «. tie itiein* 
 l)eit, Sd)i«nd)f)cit, OJeringiVigigfeit, Dunnljeit, 
 KxiuiiuuS, egziin'eus, (Int.) adi. 
 t nu5ii«l)nieiiD, porrrejflid). 
 
 Kxiuttuite, eksiii'antie, (Int. exln- 
 anio) V. a. t 1- flu^Ieeren. 2. fc^ipni^en, 
 frrd)opfcn. 
 
 li^xiuaiiitionf lk.sitianish'un, (I.) 
 $. 1. Die ^u^leeriiiig. 2. tie ®d)>vnc^ung, 
 ©ntfrnftung , Grid)i)pfiiiig. 3. ± bie emit* 
 Drifliiiig (^I'tl), Der Triirf). 
 
 Kxiun* vertorben m& action. Shak. 
 Kxist, egzist', (Int. existere) v. n. 1. 
 tn I'eiii, fein, vprl)nnDen fein, eriiliren. 2. 
 e)ri|lireni a) leben. b) xoa^xtn, Dnuerii, be* 
 lleljen. 
 2. a) Men cannot exist In water, nor 
 fishes on land, b) ilow long shall na- 
 tional enmities exist? 
 Kxisteuce, egzis'tlnse,^ «. 1. lai 
 Kxistency, egzis'ien)il,ji Dnfein, 
 ©e-n, 25Drl)niiteniein , bie ©jriileiij. 2. bie 
 GTillenj; a) tai Ceben. h) bie 15nuer, Dad 
 SJiTtbeilcljeti , jObiBfllten. 3. f bn« SttJefeO 
 (Ding). 
 
 During the existence of public cala- 
 niiiies, |iir 3fit i:>fffntiirt)tT Draiiginle pter 
 ^fiorOen, in otf'iitlid)fn 9?otl)en. 
 
 Kxisfeiif, egzis'teiit, adj. rpflirciiD, 
 beflfiioiit, iH'rl)oiitrn. 
 
 KxiNf eutlal , cgztsiln'shal, adj. 
 rriilirciit, I'l-rliniibfii. 
 
 FxiMtible, egzi^t'ebl, adj. De« Z>a> 
 uina fniig; niogild). 
 
EXP 
 
 V. a. 1. 6ef^«jDrcn, bnnncn , eprjifTrcn ; 
 rtiiStreibeit (einen bofen ®eiil). 2. fcie Rit-. 
 cf)enge6ete, Ceil ©cgcii fprcdjeu (Tiber eiii 
 Spam It.). 
 
 To exorcise a demon or evil spirit, 
 einen Ztufti ob. bofen ®ei|l befdjw&ren, iim 
 if)n nu^iutreiben. To — a person, ble bofen 
 ®ei|ler oon Semnnb burd) 23cfd)iuoren nu6» 
 jutreiben fiid>en. 
 
 ICxorciser, Iks'orsizur, «. bee leu> 
 fe(6bercf)iuorer ; ®ei|lerbanner. 
 
 Kxorcisin, eksorsiim, «. bet ®ei: 
 flerbnnn, bie Icufeltjbef^iuorung ; ter ©ror> 
 ji6m, bie ©efdjiooriinnfforniel, 
 
 Kxorcist, eks'orkist, «. bet ®eifler< 
 bnnner ; ®ei(!erbef(t)io6rer. 
 
 JExordial) egzor'd^al, adj. einit'u 
 tenb, dinlettungS... 
 
 KxOrfUum, egzSr'deum, (lat. ^.) 
 t. 19iI;et.J ber &inj}<in(], bie C^inleituno (enter 
 'J{t^e). 
 
 Kxornation, Iks^mi'shun, (lat.) 
 #. bie aiusfctjniutfung, atuSjierung. 
 
 Uxurtive^ Ikioi'tiv, (lat.) ndj. l. 
 gegeii "Mufgnng ob. ■•3)forgcn geleqen. 2. jiiiu 
 'Jlutfltiiige ber ©onnc fleljiiirig; nufijel;enb. 
 
 Kxossated, sg^os'sated, (IiU.) adj. 
 auiciebihn, fiioc^cnio*. [fnorfjcnlofi, beinloe. 
 
 JKixoSSeouS, egzoslrslieus , adj. 
 
 Exostosis, egzosto'sis, (or. SB.) <■ 
 [6t)tr.] bie Sbeingefdjwnlil, t>a& 55cingeiufld)«, 
 lleberbein, ber finoctjennuSivnc^*. 
 
 KxOteriC) eksoter'ik, > (gr.) 
 
 Kxwterical) eks6ter'ekal, ^ <><(;• 
 [5pf)iIof.] eroterifct* 
 
 lilxotery, eks'6turi, «. bai QfotttU 
 \d)t, ®cn)5ljnli(<)e, 2lngenfcJ)einIi4)e, iDcffentJ 
 Iid;e. 
 
 Kxotic, egiot'ik, • ) (gr.) adj. 
 
 Kxotical) egzot'ekal,^ aueianbifci), 
 eyorifc'), fremb. [oDer XUort. 
 
 KxotiCf «. iai au£f>inbifct)e ®eiuad)£ 
 
 Kxpaild, ekspand', (lat.) v. a. 1. 
 aufifpaniKM, aufibreiteu, auftfjun. 2. [^Ijijf.] 
 au6be^ucn (bk ^Srper). 3. t ou«bteiten; 
 enueitcrn, auSbeljnen. 
 
 lilxpand, r. n. I. fi'^ aufbreiten, 
 Hd) ausfpnnnen , ft4) n»ftf)iin , aufgctjen. 2. 
 [•l>l)i)f-] fic^ auSbcljnen. 3. i fi((> eriueitern; 
 ficO au*breiten ober nudbefjnen. 
 
 Tlie lieart expauds with Joy, ^reilbe 
 fc()iuerit M6 $er}. 
 
 Kxpanse^ Ikipame', «. ber iveite, 
 au^ge£y:t)nte 9v'nnni, tie %lact)t, 'Mutfbeljnung. 
 
 Expansibility ^ eksplusebil'ete, 
 t. l'i^f)i)f.i bie ilii6bel)nbarfeit. 
 
 Kxpausibie , ekspan'sebl , adj. 
 [■ipl^vf.J rtii^bcl)nbnr. 
 
 IJIxpailsiOU, Ikspan'ihun , t. 1. 
 ia6 aitisbcljnen , bie 'iiusbeljnnno, 91ii$brei> 
 tiing. 2. ( 6a6 31u«aebel;ntfein ) bie 9Iii6bcl)j 
 nnng, >iluibreituiig. 3. t bie G-riveiterung ; 
 «Uu6be^nuna (ber i5>erri<taft , be« S33ol;.li»ol= 
 icn* :c.). 4. ber 9iaiim, leere SRautn. 
 
 Kxpansive, ekspansiv , adj. I. 
 ['sj>l)i)f.] nii6bet)ncnb, auebeljnungSfaljig, ep 
 pnnfio , e-vpnufionS... , *Jiuf Del)nuno« . . . 
 iJCraft !C.). 2. jt nu6(jebel)nt(2i5ol)lroi>Ui-ii:e.). 
 
 Expansive faculty or quality, tia6 
 91ii«'Di-l)ntinnfoirni[gen. 
 
 Kxpaiitfiveuc^s, ckspan's<vne«, 
 «. bit >ilu6bi-t;nunaeia^igreit. 
 
 318 Fa»e, far, fall, fal. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n^r, got, 6il. cl66d. Ti\be, tub, fflll. tAin, THI«. 
 
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 Exlstimation , Igzistemi'shun, 
 (lot.) s. t bie ©(^n^iing ; a) bie 'OKeiniing 
 b) bie »2l(^tuiig. 
 
 Kxit, Iks'it, (Int. 3te ^erfon v. exeo) 
 *. I. [ ®d)nufpiel ] a) ber ■•ilbtritt, aibgnng. 
 b) (in brnnint. 2i3erfen) (gcljt) nb ; pi. exeunt 
 tgeljen) ab. 2. eer Slufgang (Drt). 3. (Hi 
 ^erau«gcf)enj ber Slu^gnng. 
 
 He lias uiade his exit, a) er til abge 
 treren, nbgegangen. b) f et i)! geilorben-, uer 
 fd)iebfn. 
 
 I'^xilial, Igzish'yat, } (I. exitialis) 
 
 Kxitious, egzish'yu!i,5 >'dj- t t>'l^' 
 fcerblid), tijbtlirf). [ber ©jrlegieintor. 
 
 li)x-leg°isiator, Iksled'-jijilatur, t. 
 
 Kx-Illiuister, eksni'n'istur, «. ber 
 Grtuiniiler. [ [griect). Iiraina] Mi 9?ad)fpicl. 
 
 Kxude , eks'ode , (gr. exodiou) *. 
 
 Kxodus, eks'odus, ^ (gr. exodos) *. 
 
 Kxody, eks'ide, ^l. bcr ^ilui^gang, 
 91ii«}ug (. befonber^ ber Ofraeliten ). 2. bae 
 jiueite 95ud) '5)?ofi«. 
 
 Kx officio, eks-offis'4i,(I.),[9?e<t)t« 
 fpr.] oon ainiti luegen, ex officio. 
 
 Kxog-Ioss, eks'^gios, (gr.) *. tint 
 ajrt 5ifd)e in btn ^fKeeren oon SlineriPa. 
 
 KxOlete, eks'olete, (lat.) adj. f 
 Deroltet. 
 
 Kxolution, egzolu'shun, «. t 
 [Web.] bie Grfdjlnffiing ber OTeruen. 
 
 Kxolve, egzolv', (lat.) ». o. I. Us 
 Jen, aufiHifen. 2. f bejaljlen. 
 
 Exompiialos, egzom'falos, (gr.) 
 «. [Web.] ber 5JiabeIbrii(f). 
 
 Exonerate , egzon'Irite, (lat.) r. 
 a. 1. ? entlaben, entleeren, au«reeren. 2. ± 
 (from) entlnben, entbilrben ; entbinben ; ent« 
 lebigcn (einer 9Serbin6li(^feit ic). 
 
 To exonerate one's self from ..., a) 
 firf) reinigen (oon). b) fid) Id« ober frei tna. 
 <i)tu (oon SBerbinblicftfeiten). 
 
 Exoneration, egzonlrA'ihun, «. 
 1. T bie e-ntlnbiinfl, entleeriing. 2. ± bie 
 ©ntlabung, ©ntburbung, ©ntleBijjung. 
 
 Exonerative, egzon'erativ, adj. 
 1. f entleercnb, entlabenb. 2. ± entbinbenb, 
 entlebigenb, entburbenb. [luunfdjensmertf). 
 
 Exoptable, Igzop'tabi, (lat.) adj. 
 
 Exorable, lks'6rabl, (lat.) adj. 
 erbittlid). [bie ©rbittli^fcit. 
 
 Exorableness, lks'6rabines, «. 
 
 Exorate, eks'6ritei, (lat.) o. a. er< 
 bitten. 
 
 Exorbitance, egzor'belanse , ) 
 
 Exorbitancy, Igzor'betanse , ) 
 (V). I. exorbitans) *. 1. bie 91uffd)l0cifiing ; 
 grenjenlofc SBerborbcnljeit. 2. ba6 lleberuiap, 
 bie Uebtrfd)reitung. 
 
 Exorbitance of profit, ber llbemias 
 pige, unge^fure ®eiuinn. The exorbitan- 
 ces of the tongue, or of deportment, bie 
 Ipfcn 9Jcten, 91ii6f{^iucifungen. 
 
 Exorbitant, egz6r'bclan«, a4j. I. 
 (bfls -JJfag) iiberfd)reirenb ; (bnl)er) 2. i a) 
 Qiiffdjiveifeub, unniagig. b) uberniii^ig, un> 
 flcljeuer. c) oon ber dieqtl abiueidjenb, ini' 
 rcgfiiiiiit'ig. iingeiuMjiilid), niionialird). 
 
 Exorbitant iy,egz6r'beiaulle,arfr. 
 ilbcrmafiig, iingrbfiifr. 
 
 Exorbitate, Igznr'beiAte, v. n, 
 cbrocidjen (o. einrr 23al)n 2t.). 
 
 E .Orcine, •ks'oisu'r. (gr, esorUzo; 
 
 EXP 
 
 Ex parte, Iks par'te. (lat.), [9?e4t»» 
 fpr.] = oon bem einen If)eile. 
 
 Expatiate, ekspa'sheile, (lat. ex- 
 spatior) t>. n. 1. ^ utnl)er manbern, umljer 
 mnnbcln. 2. ± (upon) fid) oerbreiten (Tibet 
 O'ttoa*), oermeilen (bei etiua«) , lueiilmififl 
 fprei^cn (Tiber ©tion^). - v. a. f loUlaffen. 
 
 Expatiator , IkspA'sheatur , «. 
 ©iner, ber fid) iiber ©tioa^ oerbrcitet, roeit» 
 liiiifin Tiber ©tioa^ rebet. 
 
 Expatriate, ekspai'r^ite, (0. lat. 
 patria; v. a. aui beiu 25aterlnnbe ocrbannen. 
 
 To expatriate one's self, ail^iuanbem. 
 
 Expatriation , ekspatrea'shun, 
 ». 1. bie 55erboiinuiig nu6 bem SJaterlanbe. 
 2. bie "Jlufiioanberung , SSerlafi'ung be6 aSoi 
 terlanbe«. 
 
 Expect, ekspekt', (lat. exspectare) 
 V. a. 1. enuarten; tuarten anf... 2. cr» 
 loarten, Ijoffen; einer <Ba(i)t entgegenfeljen. 
 
 1 expect it was, o id) beiife, t6 nuirtc. 
 
 Expect, t. flatt Expectation. 
 
 Expect, V. n. marten, fjarren. 
 
 Expectable, Ikspek'tabl, adj. lit 
 enuarteii, ermartlirf), oerniutMitf). 
 
 Expectance, ekspek'tanse,^«. I. 
 
 Expectancy, ekspek'tanse,^ itat 
 ©rivarten), bie ©rioartung. 2. (ini Qt> 
 inartcte), bie ©rioartung. Shak. 3. bie 
 5potfniing, ©riuartung. 4. Expectancy, 
 l3?ed)tffor.] bie ainioartfd)aft , ©j-peftanj. 
 
 Expectant, ekspek'tant, adj. lUts 
 wartenb, tvartenb. 
 
 Expectant , «. ber ^Inivartenbe, 
 5a3arten^e, G-rpeftant. 
 
 Expectation, Iksplkti shun, d.) 
 t. I. a) bie ©rioartung. b) (ba^ (?nonrtefe) 
 bie (Jnonrtung. 2. ^ bfr ®fgcii|1niib ber 
 ermartiing, ber Weffia*. Mii.ton. 3. (.aiis 
 flatt promise) bie &rmnrtiiiig, i^offniinq. 
 
 A youth of expectation, em ^lingt 
 ling, ber (9Siel) oerfprid)t. To fall shon of 
 one's -, 1. in fcincr Grioartimg grraiiffftt 
 luerben- 2. oon feinen >iliMpriid)eii nad)iaffin 
 inuftcn ob. nad)lafTen. A sum of money in 
 -, eiiie jii ^offenbe fflelbfumme, eine (Siiinnte 
 ®elbe6, bie innii ju l)0|ifcn \)at. 
 
 ExpeCtative, ekspeklat'v, adj. 
 ermarteiiD. - *. bai, luaj enoartet luirb; 
 bie 91inuartfd)aft. 
 
 Expecter, Iksplktiir, «. i. bit 
 (Jnwarter, 5?otfcnbe. 2. ber 2Biirreiibe. 
 
 Expectorant, Ikspek'torant. adj. 
 [Web. J ben Sd)lcimiiii5ioiirf beforbcrnb. - 
 t. bai 33ru|lreiiiigiiiigt>initrel. 
 
 Expectorate, eksplk'tniAte. (lat. 
 pectus) V. a. 1. [Wtb.j autSioerfcii. 2. t 
 auSfd)iitten (bai ^trj). 
 
 Expectoration , Ikspektori ■ 
 shun, *. I. [Web.j ber iJlnSiourf (Oef ©d)lci« 
 mti). 2. 1 bie 9lii5fd)iirtiiiig ibeiS ijerji'iisi. 
 
 Expectorative, ekspektortltiv, 
 adj. [-))ieb.] ben SdjlL'iniau^ioiiri btforbrrnb. 
 
 Expediate, ekspedeate, v. a. f 
 abfertigen, aiiSfertigeii. 
 
 Expedience, ekspe'deense.^ (0. I. 
 
 Expediency, ekspcdeeiise.Jpxpe- 
 dire) «. 1. 1 bie Qrilt, i>ii|l, ^urrigfeif.siiAit. 
 2. t bafi Untcrneljinen, bie llnterneljinung; 
 ■ilnffii^runfl. Shak. 3. bie ©d)i(flirt)fnf» 
 Siigiubffit, ll)unlid)frit, «atl;li<<)feit, 4 
 Hi ^u6ru<ift«tnittcii ^itttl. 
 
The. far, fall, fat, ML meU Fine, fin. IS6, move, nor, got, ofl, d6ml. Tube, tub, fi'ill. t//in, THi«. 319 
 
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 Kxpedient, ekipe'deent, tkupe'- 
 J^nt, adj. 1. t ^urtig, rd)ne(I, etiig. Shak. 
 X. fu<)li(t), rci)i(fii(^- 3. ratt)Ii<^, ratl)fam, 
 
 Expedient, «. 1. ba< SSRitttL i. 
 
 taipiiUSi, ^ott)!, ^u6tunft6m\tttl , ter 
 Slueweg. [anr(t)Ui(}igen £opf i)a6en. 
 
 To be fruitful in ezpedienti, eiiun 
 
 Kxpediently, iktpi'dilatlL, adv. 
 I. fuai>(l7> Oienlid), rati^iid). 2. f r4>>icU/ (;ur> 
 tig, (ilig. 
 
 KxpedientnesSf eksp^deentnas, 
 «. bit 9iigli(t;feit, t^4((fli4)fe(t, lauglici^rtit, 
 gutragli^trii. 
 
 Kxpeditate, lk»ped'eiite, (u. (at. 
 pe«) p. a. leiigl. gorilgeiV^e] (jufltfjunte) 
 bnr 99a(len an ben Su^cn oi)cr brei 3<^()cm 
 an ben SBorbfrfu^en brrauben, vtrilummeln. 
 
 Kxpeditatiun , Ikupedeiisliun. 
 «. [engl. JJorilgcfeijej bit iSerilunimelung ber 
 
 gue«. ^ 
 
 Kxpeditef ekn'pedite, ((at. expedio) 
 •. «. 1. befc^leunigen, furbrrn. 2. abftrtigen, 
 «bgel)en (n{T(u, eirpebiren, t^eforbern, (I'enbeii, 
 obfenben, lotiter fenben); au^fntigen, e;pe 
 >ir<n. 3. beforbrru, frlcidjtetn. 
 
 Kxpedit«f a<t;. 1. t iVt^ntfl, rai'tt, 
 l|tr<^ivinb, t)urtig. 2. f leidjt, frti von o<t>iwie 
 tiflffiten. 3. t f«tifl» i«r4» (!»"'• 4. t 
 lei(t)t i<(n)affiiet. 
 
 Kxpeditely, aki'piditeU, «<«. 
 fflfct), l)urtig, nfi'djiuinb. 
 
 Kxpeditiou, «kcpidi*h'uo, (lot.) 
 a. 1. bie 6(t)nc(iigreu, 6)crd)iumbigreit, C^ili;, 
 i^urtigfeit. 2. ber 3iifl. ^en-., itrieijijiig, 
 ^lojug. 3. bit ( iui(Tcnid).iftiid>e ic. ; linter. 
 ml)muiig ; (rrv'f'''""- *• t"'* (^rpebuiou, 
 ttnefenifliin.ii >ili>forri,iuiig, labKnPuiig. 
 
 KxpeditiouSf ekkpcUmlius, €uij. 
 ^urrig, |d)iie.'l, gei'djuuiib; flint. — aUp. Kx- 
 |,edi 'tiously, i^iirdii, ftnif. 
 
 JKxpeditiuunueMH , ekspid'sli'- 
 u«ae«, t. bit iMri'(t)iviiitirirrit, ^iirtigteit. 
 
 Kxpeditive^ ckxped etlv, adj. flinf, 
 frrfig. 
 
 JKxpel, ikipel'. ((at. expello) v. ». 
 I. r.u^treiben, fott-, lucgrreiben. 2. au6i»tr> 
 fen, I)inau5iiicr(en, I'triceiben ; auriluBen, 
 [llniuerr.J celetjircn, 8 t)iiiiiu£ri1)nieipen; i<ers 
 (tpuen. 3. i'erl)iiinuii. 4. f niiildjliigiii <ufr« 
 wngrrn), vrrmcrt'en. 5. nu£r(f)lir6en, al^i^al' 
 ten. .Shak. 6. ivtg:, t)iiiiuriii'd)Atfen. 
 
 Kxpellttble, ckspel'labj, a<</. au<< 
 Attrieben, ijiiiiueggerd^atfr luerben fonnenb, 
 auftreibbiir. Itreiber, 'ilnetrribrr. 
 
 ICxpellerf ekipellur, M. ber ^ec> 
 
 ICxpend, ekspeud', (lot. ezpeiidere) 
 r. a. 1. a; auogebeu, au6lrgru. b; Aii()uen> 
 ttn, von, nuf) uenvenbeu i&tlb, ^}iut)t, 
 3eic :c. ) ; aufgef^en (afjen 2. uerbraud^en, 
 vttit\)ttn. 
 1. a) We expend inoaey for food and 
 drinking. b> 1 hope the time, labor 4nd 
 money expended on this book will 
 not be wholly luikcmployed. 
 X. The oil of a lamp it expended in 
 burning; water is expended in me- 
 chanical operation*. 
 
 To expend a little in chanty, and a 
 great deal in idle aniiitemrut*, rtivni Wtt 
 Btge* auf a)i'l)li^aii(,e Siurcfe unb SBiel aui 
 title aScluilifliiMflfn i>en««iibirn. To bay 
 
 EXP 
 
 in feeding cattle, ^eu jur (Ji'lttening tti 
 iBicl)c6 ueriuencen. 
 
 Kxpeudituref eksplu'detshdre, 
 *. 1. bit >21u^gabt, 35fraufgat)iing ibn6 lUus 
 geben;. 2. bie •Mii^ijiiuc , ■HiiSlage, Jioilen 
 pi. beritpilenaunuiinb. 3. (of) ber SSerbratid) 
 (an), bie 'itltifjel^rung. 
 
 Kxpeiuef ektpense', ^ *. 1. (of) bt^r 
 
 Kxpence^ yi^ufivanb (an 
 
 3eit , &Hb , *^iui)t li. ). 2. inciilenf pt. bie 
 ^u&gabe, >iiu£iage, Jiojleu, tlnfPtlen. 3. t 
 ber SBetiuil. 
 
 To be at the expense, au^gebcn; bt-. 
 llceitcn niujlen. At u siniill -, uiu em ®e 
 ringed. -« covered, foilenfrei. 
 
 JKxpenseftal, ikspeu«e'ful, adj. t 
 fb|1lVielii)> (l)eiier. 
 
 KxpenseleSS ) ekspeuse'lei, adj. 
 ol)ne iioili'M, luoijlfeii. 
 
 lllxpeusivef ekspen'nir, adj. 1. 
 (U|l|Vielig, tl)euer. 2. uerri^iuenberir4>. 3. 
 freigebig. 
 
 Kxpensively, ekupen'Mvle, ado. 
 auf erne (utliVielujc ^cife, tl^euer. 
 
 IS^xpeUSiveueSS, ekspeu'slvnea, 
 «. 1. bie ADili'piemjri'it. 2. bad ui'rrcl)iu(n: 
 bert d)e -meien, bie $er|'d)iutiibniig <u. '>4>i:>^* 
 funeu), ber ^aiig iunt <}l(iiivaude. 
 
 ICxperieuce, ekspi lieiiie, (lat. 
 experieiitia) t. 1. bie (IrfaDrung, <)>rt)be, 
 ber iSerfuct). 2. ibciS {^tii\i)vc\\ , bit JKeniit> 
 nip (Mi &rfal;ruiig> bie (Srfatjruiig. 3. [Ofas 
 turiuifi.J bie (^r|at;ruiig (ber !5er|'u((, bai 
 (j-jrpcriincnt). 
 
 By long experience, au5 (anger Qt> 
 t'oljruiiifl. To know by -, ant (Jrfaljrung 
 ivijieil, feillien. The — we have of pain etc., 
 uiiiere (j-rfal^riingen ucin Sd)nierie ic. 
 
 Kxperieuce) llat. experiri) p. a. 
 I. eriahcin, erpruben, uerfii(t)en. 2. burd) 
 ubcr aii6 (STfaljruiig fennen. 3. trtal)ren, 
 erUiben (einen 23eTlu|l lo. 
 
 To experience a depression, ab|'(t)Ia> 
 gen. - in business, bie 0)ei'd)a|t6rt)utiiie. 
 
 JUxperieuced, ekspa ieen.Ht, adj. 
 erfal)reui gcuuii uer|ud)t. - in trade, ge> 
 l'd>aft$funbig. 
 
 JKxperieilCer) eksp^reensur, t. 
 G:iiicr, ber SJermd^e ubir (l'r|al;ruiigcn an: 
 lleUt, ber 2>eriua)iiiad)cr. ltVil)ren. 
 
 Kxperieut, eksp^i^eut. adj. t er: 
 
 Kxpcrillieut , eksperement, «. 
 ['2Ui(Teiiid;.J bie (i-r|al;ruiig, baii S-rpennient, 
 ber 93cri'u4>. 
 A political experiment cannot be ma- 
 de in a laboiatory, nor determined in 
 a few hours. J. Adams. 
 
 Experiment , p. n. I. (on) 3}cr< 
 I'nd^e nuid)en t)b. anileden (intt), erprcitneiu 
 tireii. 2. uermdjcn. 3. t fur '''"P"" '^"c'- 
 Jilxperiineut, p. a. t > ■ veri'iid^cii, 
 erprobtn, irialjren. 2. biirdjCfriaijrinig fennen. 
 KxperillieutMl ^ eksperemeu'tal, 
 adj. 1. i>eriiid)eiib ; erfat^rungsnia^ig ; anf 
 ajerftidje ober G'rial^tuiig gegriinbet, burd) 
 (SrfaljrMng eriuorben, erfal^rungs... , Gr. 
 perimental... 2. biird) (Srt'atjrung beleljrt, 
 (STfrtl)rung«... - christian, rill 6t)ri|l, ber 
 e* aui ©Tfaljrung i|l. Humphrbvs. 
 
 Uxperillieutalii(t,ekspeienieut' 
 alist, t ;}emanb, ber 93er|U(^e obtx Qx\a))' 
 rungen ainielit, ina(^t. 
 
 EXP 
 
 Experimentally, Iksplrimin'- 
 
 lalie, adv. burc^ 25fri"iid)e, au& '^erfuc^cn) 
 biini) Grfnljrnng ofer 'iJei'bac^tiiiig. 
 
 Experimenter, ekxper'enilniur 
 *. (S'iiter, ber iBerriid)e niiilent ob. in SBcrfii* 
 i^en gcrd)i(ft i|t; brr SSerriid)mad)er. 
 
 Expert, ekspeil', (lat. expertus) aijj. 
 l.erfctljren. 2. (in, ^ofi fiinbii] (einer i5a4>e), 
 geft^idt, geiuaiibt (ini, uertrant (mit). 
 
 Expertly, ek^pirt'le, ado. gefc^icft, 
 auf fine geiiviiibte iijeiit. 
 
 Expertnes!*, Ikxpeit'nes, a. bit 
 ®erd)i(fli(^fnr, (J)eiuanbH)eit, (Jrfiif^rciiijeit. 
 
 Expetible, ekspeteui, (lat.) adj. 
 luiiiiriten^iuerfl). 
 
 ExpiHble, eks'peabl, adj. fu^nbar. 
 
 Expit&te, eks'peate. (lat. expio) 8. 
 a. 1. bii0en, al7biipen. 2. |Yil)nen, fol)neii, 
 au^itif^nen; miebcr gut inatten. 3. (bn)i)enbc 
 25oibeoeutiingen) burd) Opfcr, (Scbet :c. abt 
 luenben. Jouason 
 
 Expiation, Ikspei'shun, «. 1. bie 
 <21bbriunng, 'Siigiiuii. ^nge. 2. bie Si'iljne,. 
 bai ®i'il)iu>pffr, *tool)!iopfer. 3. (i^eibentl).] 
 bit Opfer, ©ebrte ic. jiir >2lbiuciibiiiig brD» 
 ^enber 25Drbebeutiingen. [neiib, nu<j|T^nenb. 
 
 Expiatory, eks'peAturi, adj. fki^ 
 
 Expiatory sacrifice. ba« <£l'lt)nopfer. 
 
 Expilation, ekspeli'shun, (lat.) 
 *. t bie •auepliiiiberung, 'ipiiiiibernng. 
 
 Expirable, ekspi iabl,a(</. juC^nbt 
 gel)eii ob. abtaufeii fi)iinrnb. 
 
 Expiration, ekHpii&'shun, (int.) 
 t. I. bOft <tUu<ati)mrn , ber <lln£l)and>. 2. bet 
 le$te i>aud), lob. 3. ( bai •iUiebiiuilen iinO 
 bai ^lu^gebrinitete) bie ■Uufbiiujliing. 4. 
 (bai j(u<gel)aiict)[e) ber >ilui>l)aiid). ^. a) bal 
 SJerlofdjen, 'Jlufgi'ljen ; tit (STl6r4iing. b) 
 ber SSerflnp, bai (?nbe (cine« 0<ll;re« :c.), 
 c) ber 'Mblauf (ciiie« 'iJJadjtS to. d) ber iBer* 
 fan, bie 3>il)»ing$:, SJcrfalljeit. At the timt 
 of -, jnr SSerfadieit. 
 
 Expire, ekspire', ((at.) P. a. 1. auit 
 l)and)en , aii6atl)nien (Siift to. 2. au^bijn* 
 lien. 3. « berdjiteycii. 
 
 Expire, p. n. 1. au$f)an(f)en , mi* 
 atl)uieni (baljer) 2. i a) i'err(<)eiben, ilerben. 
 b» ^ uerrd)ciben, )ii (Snibe gcljen. c; ^ lueU 
 fen. 3. t IJcrauS(liegen. 4. jii ©iibe gel)eii, 
 oerfliefen, ablaufcn (von eiiier 3eic, eiiiem 
 2Jertrage ic); verfadeii, fallig luerben (ip)n 
 3al;liiiigeii). 
 3. The ponderous ball expires. Dryoex. 
 
 Expired, verilridjcn, abgelaiifcn. 
 
 Expiring', ekspire'lng, adj. (lerl^enb. 
 
 Expiiing groans, bie lobeefenfjet. 
 
 Explain, Iksplane', (lat. explano, 
 p. a. erorrern; auSeinanber fc^en (C*)n'iiibe), 
 erfliiren, erlantern, au^ltgeu. - p^i-.C^rfii 
 rungen geben, au5legen. [erflarbar, er'lnrlut 
 
 Explainable, eksplane abl, adj. 
 
 Explainer, ekspiane'ur , «. bet 
 ©Tflnrer, (Iri.iiitcrer, Uludleger. 
 
 Explanation, ek.splani'sliun, », 
 
 1. (of) ybai (frflareii) bie ■Jlii6leguiig, &ti 
 flarung, (S-rvrteruiig ; ^ii^einaiibene^una. 
 
 2. bie (vvn einein 'iiii5kger gcgebene) ^uf« 
 legnng. 3. bie &rflariiiig , SSerilaubiguito 
 liiuifdjen jiuet zc. Iljeileit), 
 
 To come to an e x p I a n a t i o n, )U untt 
 ^rflarung roinmen, fic^ niir einanber oec« 
 llaiibigen. 
 
320 F&te, far, fall, fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, mJve. nor, got, dil. d6M. Tiibe, tub. full. t//in, THls. 
 
 EXP 
 
 Explanatory, Iksplan'ature. adj. 
 
 ttflArcii&, iTliiutcriiD. 
 
 KxpletiOM, eksple'shun, (lat.) #. t 
 tit 23t!fneM!]iiii(]. ©rfiiduiifl. 
 
 Kxpletive, eks'pletiv, adj. nu«fuls 
 IciiO, jiim aiiiSfuden DienenD, Jyiifl...; - 
 particle d6. -, «. [®rfliiini.] tM ^MUwrt, 
 giiflivi!)rl(f)cn. [fiidenC. 
 
 Kxplefory, Iks'pleture, adj. cilli: 
 
 Kxpiicnble, Iks'plekabl, adj. ex- 
 riiubnr, crfliirlid). 
 
 Explicate, eks'plokite, (lat, ex- 
 plico) V. a. I. T entfnlten, entiuicfelii , aui- 
 triiteti. 2. t entipirferii; erfliiren, erlautern, 
 
 Kxplication, Ikspleki'shun. «. 1. 
 
 f ^ie ©nuuirfetiing, G-ntfnliung. 2. l a> Mc 
 entiuictelung , e-rlniitcrung, Grflnning. b> 
 Me (con einem 2lueiegcr gegebcue) 5lii61e> 
 flung. 
 
 Kxplicafive, Iks'plekativ, ^ 
 
 Kxplicatory, eks'plekaturej 
 erfliirciiD, erlmitern6, nii^legeiit). 
 
 Kxplicator, Iks'plekdtur, t. bcr 
 ©rtliirer, 9lu6leger. 
 
 Kxplicit, eksplii'it, (Int. explititus) 
 adj. I. niistnicflicf), ftciitiid), finr, bc|liiiiiut. 
 2. beflimmt (v. ^erioneu). 
 2. He was explicit in his terms. 
 
 Explicit, (Iflt.) = tia6 ©iiCt (mil 
 GiiDe I'ider niter tngl. !Su(^fr>. 
 
 Explicitly, IksplN'tli, adv. au6> 
 trtlcflid), teurlid), beflimmt. 
 
 Explicitness, ekspl's'itnes, ». tie 
 lBc|limmrl)eir, Deutlirtjfeir, JJlnrtjeir. 
 
 Explode, eksplode', (Int. explodere) 
 r. n. 1. fnnHtn. 2. lo^pln^en, jerplo^cn, Id6> 
 fiinden, uerpiiffen. 
 
 Explode, r. a. I. flii^pod^cn, aui- 
 ftntt'djen, nuspfeifen (tin ©djoufpiel zc; ; da-. 
 I}er) 2. iiencerfen, mi^t'idigfii, tnCelii, i'er> 
 fl(t)tcii. 3. t mit (5)ernufdj oi. ^efrigfeit au6> 
 Pojjen, niu'iuerfen. 
 
 Exploder, ekspl&'dur, s. I. ^er 
 Kii^pocfjcr, 9iu«iird)er. 2. t tin InMer, S8cr= 
 wcrfer. 
 
 Exploit, eksploit', (fr. 215.) *. 1. 
 Die cgri>6e) lljnt, ipelbentljnt, ^rieg5t()nt. 
 2. I Die Xl)nt, 6n6 2Bcrf. (gen. 
 
 Exploit, V. a. t I'Ddfildren, imdCrin: 
 
 Exploitable, ekspUnt'abl, adj 
 oiii-fiiljrljnr. 
 
 Explorate, Ikspl&'rAte, (int.) r. a 
 + niiSfLirrd)tii, crforfctjcii, prufcii, untfri'iidjeii 
 
 Explorafioii, ek!ipl6iA'siiuii, t 
 Me 9Iii6tL'rrrt)iiiig , drforfctjung, ^nifuiig, 
 lUiterfu(t)iin.j. 
 
 Explorator, ekNplorAtur, «. Ber 
 5n'rrd)ir, Uiiterriid)ir, ijillIl^^il)nt^er. 
 
 Explorator}', eksplorature. adj. 
 \vr\'il)ent , imrirrurtKnB. - post, ber fiiin!>< 
 fct)uftfpLi|leii. 
 
 Explore, eksplore', (Int. explorare) 
 v- a. I. friVrfrtjiii , nufforrcOm. 2. niiterfu> 
 c^en ; eru'ri'd)!'!!, pnlfiii. 
 
 ExploreiiK-iit, IksplArc'inlnt. t. 
 ■J- fie (Sn-rrndjuiuji UimrriidjiiiiQ, ^rutuiifl ; 
 tir SSrruid). 
 
 Explosion, IksplAzliuii. (fr.)«. i. 
 fnf Ci^ffnnllfii , fie I'l'fpinijiiiuj. 2. bu- G-v; 
 pli'uiMi, borEiind, 'Jliii.n'nul^ , bie CSri'it)iut 
 ti'vunfl. 
 
 EXP 
 
 Explosive, ekspl&'MV, adj. ioi-. 
 fiindeiiD, mir iviinll uU6t'rei1)i'nd. 
 
 Expoliatiou, eUspoleasiiua, (Int.; 
 t. bie SBeriuiitliiiig; iiieirniibuiig. 
 
 Expolish, ekspol'lisli, V. a. uuQs 
 fcmimeii polircn obcr gliuten. 
 
 Exponent, eksponent, (Int. expo- 
 neiis) *. [»»fatl;.J ber (JjrpDneiit, aScrljiilt-- 
 iiifjieigcr. 
 
 Exponential, Iksponen'Khal, adj. 
 [^att).l (ijrpoiieajinl . . . (6Jr66e 20. 
 
 Export, eksport', (int. exportare) 
 P.O. [5pniibelj aii5fiil;rcn , ucrfnl)i;en , vtx-. 
 filjilTen (2Bnnren). 
 
 Export, eks'port, ». [i^nnbcl] bie 
 ^ii6ful}r; «tei|leii5 pi. bie SJu^gniig^mnnrc, 
 ber >ilu^fu|)r'i"ifcl. 
 
 Export -duty, bet 9Ju«fu()rjon. -- 
 trade, ber 21ii5fiif)rt)nnbel. — liouses, 
 pi. lipnnbclj &j:poril;nuier. 
 
 Exportable , eksp6rt'at>I , adj. 
 [$nnDelJ nu6fiil;rbar, Qtii^fuljr . . . (2Bnn; 
 reii :c.). 
 
 Exportation, eksp6rtA'sliuii , *. 
 I. [^^niibelj bie aiu^futjt. 2. bie jjDKrcl)rtf; 
 fuiig; 'iUtifril;ning. 
 
 Exporter, Iksport'ur, ». [^pnnbel] 
 ber '!Uii*rul;rcr, Jfiefrnc^ter, SBcrfctjiffer , 23er= 
 fenber (.von "33anren). [sure. 
 
 Exposal, ekspA'zal, «. f. Expo- 
 Expose, Ikspoze', (Int. expoiiere; 
 fr. exposer) v. a. 1. bnrlegeit , nii ben ing 
 legeii, Dur 9liigen legeii ; nu^einniiferrcijeii 
 ibeii S'll^ti'ib eiiier <S>(\d)e, ^Iniiezc.). 2. (to> 
 a) nusfe^en (irgenb eiiict (S-imuirfiiiig). b.) 
 ^:prei« gebfii, &U-^ (leden (ber »£ci)niibe, eintr 
 ©ffntjr 10. 3. ber ®efnl)r nii^fetjen , blops 
 lleUeii, beeiiitrntijrigcn. 4. bem Inbel, ber 
 aSerncljrung nii5|"e9en j tnbein, ueniiigliiiipfen ; 
 nn ben $rniiger iledeit, ju ®4nnben mnctjeii, 
 eiir(^jiel;eii, ldd)crli(f> tiind>en. 5. niisiV^eu 
 liviiibcr). 6. nu'Jiledeii (jiim SScrfniife). 7. 
 nuefleden (®cmnlbe, S>?eliiiuieii;. 8. (to; (ei; 
 iiem Jpnufe; cine Cnge gebeij; j. ^. to - the 
 front of a house to the rising sun, eitiem 
 ipniife bie 2nge gegen SBforgeii gebeii. 
 
 To expose «ne's life, fern Sebeii nuf 
 bn« (Spiel fetjen , lungeii. To - to death, 
 III Irbeigcfnljr briiigeii. To - one's hvli, 
 fid) niififetjeii, fid) blopfleden. To - ones 
 self to the seas, (id) aiif bic @ee ivngen. 
 To — one's self to examination or scrutiny, 
 fid) eiiier <)5ri'ifiing, gennueii lliircrfii(l)uiig 
 niisfc^eii, unrerjieljeii. To - forob. to sale, 
 iiini aSerfnuf nuefeoen, niiSlegeii, nii«|ledeii. 
 
 ExpOSeflueSS, eksp6'^ediies, *. 
 (to) t)Hi 'iliifgere^tfeiii , iBlo(jge|lrdrreiii, ber 
 3ii|1niib, bn mnn eiiicr ©nd)e niisgcf'"?! il^- 
 
 Exposer, eksp6»e'ur, t. 1.0'''>iniib, 
 ber ■iini^exe lnd)erlid) mnd)t, ber 25ernd)tiiiig, 
 bem Inbei nii^fe^r. 2. ber ■Jliiileger. 
 
 Exp(»sition, Ikspo/Ish lin, «. 1. 
 bie •ilueiledmig. 2. 1 bie (S-rflnning , 'Uu&^ 
 finniiber;c9iiiig , Dnrlegiiiig, G-iitfmtiiiifl, 
 ^Jluslfoting. 3. bie Snge (eineS $niifc< :c 
 grgrii ■OJior^ien :c.;. 
 
 All easterly.-, fine f|llirf)f Cnge An - 
 to the south er to a southern prospect, 
 iiiir iriblid)e, iiijrtiigli(t)f i-'nO'. -"iJ'' flffl''" 
 OJiirt.ig. 
 
 Expositive, ekspoi'eliv, adj. eX- 
 flnrriib, nniirgiiiP, uu6iMii*iibfrret;riib. 
 
 EaP 
 
 Expositor, ekspoz'etur, t. I. bst 
 
 '2Iu6ieger, Seiircr, ©rfinrer. 2. bn* (2Cort) 
 crflnrenbe ^iBorrerinid). 
 
 Expository, ekspoz'eture, adj. 
 erfuireiib, criniueriib. 
 
 Ex post facto, (Int.), [9;ed)t£rpr.] 
 nnc^ (^nund 'iliibccm geti)nn. An ex post 
 facto law, fin riirfiuirfenbe* @)e)e0. 
 
 Expostulate , eksposlsliulilfs, 
 
 (Int.) V. n. I, (wiih; ftrciteii, re(^tfn (init); 
 :i3efd)iuerbe fiil;ren, fid) l)efd)iuereii , fid) Bc» 
 tliiTjen (liber ©inen). 2. ^upon) jiir il{ebe 
 (Icden Ob. feljen (fiber). 
 
 Expostulate , t>. a. t erortern, 
 ucrl)nnCiin, iiiiterriid)en. 
 
 Expostulation, IkspostshulA'- 
 shun, s. 1. beri>nber, 3nnf, 6ireit, iCorts 
 luec^fel. 2. bie A'lnge, 23rfd)n)erbe. 
 
 Expostulator, »ksp6s'tulatur, «. 
 ber S'iufer, ipnberer. 
 
 Expostulatory exspos'iuIaturA, 
 adj. a5ei"d)iuerbeii oD. SSoribiirfe entljnlteiib. 
 An — address, eine 25efi1)iuerDefd)rift. 
 
 ExpOSture, eksposi'shure, s bit 
 Dnrleguiig, 'Jlufitfdiing. Suail. 
 
 Exposure, ekspu'zhure, (u. ex- 
 pose) *. 1. bie -21u^eiiiniiberret5iing, Dnrle* 
 gang (eiiter (Snd)e;. 2. (to) bue ijiopgertedt* 
 feia, 2lu6gefei)rfein. 3. (to) bie iblojBiledung, 
 iJlu61)eijiiiig, bn5 in 6)ffnl)r iSetjen. 4. Die 
 ;»lDpilednag, 'ilaffledmig , bn6 Durd)jiel)eu 
 (u. 1l)iu'l}cireii). 5. bie gefnljri'dde i!nge. 6, 
 bie Snge ceine^ i^nufes k. nffl""" ©ubea K.). 
 
 Expound, ekspouiid', (Int. expo- 
 nere) v. a. 1. f (offeiitiid), jur (Sd)nu) bnr» 
 legen, aa^flcdeii; burd)|ud)en; umrel)ren. 2. 
 t erfliireii, nuC'legen. l^tueieger. 
 
 Expounder, ekspoun'dur, «. bee 
 
 Ex -prefect, eks-pri'fekt, t. bet 
 6-);prnfeft, el)eiiinlige ?i5rnfeft. 
 
 Ex -president, Iks-prlz'zedent, 
 <. ber (S-jrprnfibeiit, eljemnlige ^rnjlbent. 
 
 Express, ekspres', (Int. exprimer9) 
 V. a. 1. ^ ninSbrficfen , nafipreffen (@nft ic). 
 2. t a) nu^briicfen; «) fngen, nagern (feiiie 
 (ycbnaf en ic). ff) bejeigea (Siebe ic.) , nn 
 bea Ing legen. h) bnrfledea ( buret) t>ie 
 Sd)rift ic.;. c) nnd)bilben, nnd)nl;meii. Shak. 
 d) nafibrarfeii, niiieigen, nabearen. e) f et» 
 preiJea, l)ernii6prc(Tea. B. Jowsow. f) bejci4>» 
 neii (bard) 9?naieii to. g; | (G'incni) nl;n» 
 lid) |el)en; (d'iaen) uvrileden. 
 
 Not to be expressed, annu5fpted)lic(). 
 To — one's mind, firf) erftnren. To — one's 
 self, fid) nusbracfen, fict) lia^ern. To - love 
 to any one, (*ineia Siebe bejcigen, fiitG'ineii 
 £iebe nn ben Ing legea. 
 
 Express, adj. l. niijbrucflid), finr, 
 bcatlLt) , beilimaif. 2. ^ getrrffea , fpre4)ea0 
 nljalid). 3. ejrpre^, eigeiis (nbgefniibi). 
 
 To send a messenger - , einen(?igentil)teil 
 nbf(^icfea. 
 
 Express, «. I. ber G^jrpreffe, G-igen* 
 bote; bic Gilnff tie. 2. bif S»otfd)Olf. 3. t a) 
 bte befliaiaitr ^-rrinrano. b; bie X)nr|1e(tuu0 
 tbutd),3'"'(<)"""iJ •'■>• 
 
 Expressible, Ikspres'sebl, udj. 
 1. T niiSfn'irfbnr, niiriiiprffffn. 2. i n4> 
 aa^bnicfrii ob. b.inlrfleii iniTriib. 
 
 Expression, ek^presh'un, «. 1. P 
 biei!lii6brii(fiiiig, ^liifprriyuiig leiiiei'OeWIC.).' 
 i. 1 a; ber 'Jtaebrulf, bi: V{rbeii*nrt. b) 
 
F^tp. ffir, fAll. fat. M*. mit. Fine. fin. ^6. move. nor. got, 6il. cUiul Tuhe. Inb. full. t/nn. Tllis. 321 
 
 EXP 
 
 {Jlfjrt. II. frf)&ne fiunfle] ber Mu#brn<t (bte 
 
 9iiige« :c.). o tcr aiii^bnitf, Bit Grflnrunn 
 
 lie* offeiitiidien '2BUlen* ic); Drtrflellung. 
 I, KxpreKKive, ekspren'M* , a4>. 1. 
 
 (of) ((|-tn)n6) nueDriicfeiiB. 2. nu66ru(f«ooU ; 
 
 nnd)eriitflid). 
 
 Kxpressively, ekiipre«'sivli,a<l». 
 
 iin(^Drii(fii(^, auf eiiie au<bcud£i*oUe, flare 
 
 S»}fiie. 
 
 ,1 KxpressiveneRSy Ikspres'sivnes, 
 .•«. 1. bet 3iiicJ)Dtucf, bie ©iurai«, ©tfltfe be« 
 
 9lu«brurf«. 2. tai '■JJufibrucf^uoIle (ber Qie-. 
 
 fld;r£}une K.). [bructlid), betlimnit. 
 
 Kxpressly, ekspresle, adv. ail&: 
 KxpreSNUref ekipresli'ure, «■ 1. 
 
 ± «) bet ^^ufefrucf. b) 6ic'i!lfl)nlirf)ftit; 3«.i(<)= 
 
 bilbunfl. 2. ber ^bbrurf, G-inbriid. Shak. 
 Kxprobrate, eM'pr^brAie, (int. 
 
 exprobrarei r. a. aui\(i)tlttn ; tUQtn; ((^i> 
 
 ncm Griun*) lu'rrurfen, uorroerfen. 
 1 Exprobrntionif akspr^brA'aliun, 
 
 ». ber 93i>m)iirf. 93crroei4. 
 
 Kxprobrativ« , •k»pro'briiir. 
 
 adj. nerroeiienb , eme ^iuqt, einen SBrnmrt 
 jnitt)altriib. 
 uj Kxpropriate* JkiprA'priite, (u. 
 
 Int. rz u. propHut) b. a. 1< I9ie(i)r«rpr.] 
 
 bur* ri^ttrlit^en ©prucj> rnttiflneii, nii« 
 
 brm»ffi^« (ti}tn, be« &iflrntl)um* btrnuben. 
 
 i. t einem nu^fdjliee'"*'" ^C^^t eiitfnnen, 
 
 ein flu<fd)rif6lid)e6 ©ifleiit^um oiifdtbtB, 
 .miiht Inngcr (il« (Figeiitljiim befi^eiu 
 
 ». To expropriate ont'« tlf of Pbtt 
 
 from, fief) Piitfiiierrii (eiiie* ®egenilnnbrf). 
 KxpropriiUion , eksproprei'- 
 
 iliiin. I. I. (!){Kt)t«rpr.J bie eiuetflnuna, 
 
 Q[gtntt)umi » &nt(iu@erung. 2. bie ©iufii< 
 
 Oiing. 
 
 Kxpaflrn, ekapAne', (I. cxpugnare) 
 
 V. a. 1. erilurmrn , uiit @turin crpbern. 2. 
 
 i uberiunltigeii, bfjroingen. 
 
 Kxpni^nnble 9 ekapune'abl , adi. 
 
 )ii trtliicniiii, nut ©tiirin ju crobern. 
 Kxpuif-nation, ekspugnitdiun, 
 
 «. tie (S-riliir!>uiii(i, eruberung luit Sturm. 
 Kxpugrner, ekkpune'ur , «. ber 
 
 (h^ilnrmer, a^eiivinger. 
 
 KxpulKe, ekspuUeS (fr. ezpiiUer, 
 
 0. int. expeileie; v. a. f I. au«tretbeii, uer> 
 ■treiben; (from) perbiuuien , uertlopeii, Der< 
 noeifen (nii«) ; (out of) t>rrtreiben , ilpgen 
 t4«ii«). 2. (Wfb.) pertreiben, «bfuJ)rfii. 
 > KxpulMsr, ekupul'itur, «. ber S3nr< 
 
 treiber. 
 
 KxpulMion, ektpul'chun, «. I. 
 it«« ajertreibf II , Me SBertrcibung; 95erbnii. 
 imnnc,. 2. <ber 3iiit<inb be« S8rrtrifbenifiii6) 
 •tie SBertrcibiing , SBeritoeuiig. 3. I'OBeb.i bie 
 
 (Bnrtreibunfl, Slbfiiljriiiig. 
 4 Kxpiilfiive, ekspuI'MT, adj. I. 
 I»«rtreibeiie , niutreibfiib. i. l?Dfeb.] M\i> 
 ••wibenb, nbfiil^renb. 3. (Sljir.J ben ©iter 
 .^CMUtfbri'itffiin (95crbanbu,). 
 1 Kxpiilsiv«;n«aft, «k«pur*'viies, 
 »». I'Wcb.) bic iiuftrftbeiibe, (ib|ill)reiibe.«trnft- 
 
 ti KxpunCtioa, ekspuugk'sliun. t. 
 
 «*. bie 'Jlii*rirfi(t)iiiig. 2. i bfe SDeriuirdjuiifl, 
 Bfrnict)tiiiig. 95iTtiinmig. 
 
 KxpunK-tff vkspunje', (Int. ex- 
 •pnngrrr; v. a. I. au6lbi(l}tii , nii£(lrei(^i'ti. 
 .«^ t i>eriiid)ffn, veriiloeii, uem)ird)ru <^f' 
 Mabiguiigui to. 
 
 Eugl. ■ HtuUeh. WSrterbueh. L 
 
 EXS 
 
 Expurg-ate, eks'purgatc, ((at ex- 
 purgaie) v. a. fniiberii, reiiiigeii tu. ^rr^ 
 tl)utiierii tc.)i bm(i)tigen. 
 
 iKxpurg-atiun, ekspurga'slmn. (. 
 1. l^^)kb.) bie <Ubtut)riiug, 9ieiiii$|ung. 2. i 
 bie 9irinigiiiig, @auberung (eiiied Wtttti 
 Doii 5Jel)ierii to, ajerid)ti()mig. 3. 1'ilitroii.] 
 ber aiiidtriti (fe« -MioiiPefi lo. 
 
 Jblxpur^ator * eks'purgitur , ». 
 ber (Sfluberer, iXciiiiger. 
 
 Kxpiursratoriuus, •ktpurgaio'- 
 reiis, adj. riilllijenb, flU81i)rd)eilD. 
 
 Kxpurg:a*Ory,ek*purg'aturi,a(</. 
 1. reiingeiic. 2. l<»<eb.J ab|ul)renb. 3. bes 
 ric^tigetib, fnuberiib. 
 
 Expurgalory index, {$fl|>iltf).l t>ai 
 i8er}eid)tii0 ber oerbptenen !8u(t>et. 
 
 Kxpur^e, ekspurje', Oat.) e. a. f 
 reimgen ; pun i^et)lern raiiberii , beri^tigcn. 
 
 Kxquire, Ikskwire', (lat. exqui- 
 rere) t>. a. t uiueriudjeii, erfprfdjen. 
 
 Kxquisite, ek«'kwetit, Uat. ezqui- 
 ■itus) adj. 1. J rriei'en, nu^rrlereii, aut^ije> 
 rud)t, ppr^ugli*, pprtretfiid) , tb\1lid) tupii 
 Weiiien ic). 2. | au^gei'iKt^t. 3. liiiMeril, iiit 
 l^p^lUn @robe pb. au6iiet)ineiib grpp, aui> 
 iict)iiieiib rd)art Pb. feiii (@ei'*tiia(f to. 4. 
 Ijeftig, ilarf cCfiiibriicf nuf bie OJerpeii). 
 
 Exquiiite malice, eill 31u£bUllb PPtl 
 »p»l)eit. 
 
 Kxquisitef t. ( ber (Stumer. 
 
 l!lx«|uiaitely, ekK'kwe^iiic, adv. 
 1. ppr^figlid). 2. uiigeiiieiit. 3. flarf, i)ei[ig; 
 more -. ilnrfer; beiTer. 
 
 KxquisiteneMa^ekf'kwiuiue*, < 
 J. bie 2>prjiiflli(t)reit , a>prtreifii(t)feit, S3p(1' 
 fpmmcnheit. 2. pie ^^eftigfeit , (etarfe ibce 
 fiitnimer^ :c.). 
 
 Kxqiiisitive , ekiwit'iiiv, aiU- t 
 neiigierig. — ado. f Kxqui»'itively, 
 neugieng; AUtffuljrlict), grnnii, uintltiiibli*. 
 
 Kx-repreaeutative^ eks-rep- 
 prixeHt'aiiv , «. ber Gx > diepnifeiiiiiiit , et)e> 
 niiilige ©lellpertrrter. 
 
 Kxaaii^uiuua, aki*ane'gw^us, 
 (I. exsanguiK) «<<;. [i)}ieb.] blutleer, blutii^. 
 
 Kxsciiid) ekskliid', (lat.) »■ a. t 
 au6rct)iieibrii, t^eraiidiVt^neibeiu 
 
 KxHCribe, ek«hkiibe', (Int.) e. a.-f 
 nb|"(l)reibeii, nusrdjreibeu. B. Jobkon. 
 
 KxMCript, ek'ikript, j.f bie >ilbfit)ri|t. 
 
 JKx-aecretary , ek»-sek kriiaie, 
 ». ber e-r=Sefrctnr, el^emaiige ©efretnr. 
 
 KxftectioU) «ks*ek sliun , (Int.) «. 
 bie aibidjiieibiiiig, *ilu6id)nEibiiiifl. 
 
 Kx-aeuator, ekk-Kenuatur, «. ber 
 (STrreitntpr, eljcninlige ©eiinipr. 
 
 Kxsert, 4kkeit', (Ezsert'ed) (Int. 
 exiero) o<<;. iXiot.] l;erpor|lel)enb , Ijeraii6« 
 (lel)enb. 
 
 Jfclxaibilate, eksibelite, (tot.) r. a. 
 nii«iir(t>eii. — Exaibila'.MvB.* _«! bai 
 ilii«jiid)eii. ■^.. ; ,. . 
 
 Kxaiccant, Iksikkant, <Bx»lc'- 
 cative) (lilt.) adj. lUl^trorflieub. 
 
 KxsiCCAtti) ekksik'kale, (int.) v. a. 
 niiftrorfiien. (ilii^trprfnuiig. 
 
 KxaiCcaiilHi, eksikkaslitiii, ». bie 
 
 KxNpiiiti«>iiy ekspu'kli'uii, ( (int.) 
 
 Kxpuiliun, 5 '' 
 
 pucre) *. b.16 'iluSipe if". 
 
 I£x«tipula(«« •kktip'&lit*, (upin 
 
 EXT 
 
 fflt. stipola) adj. [»pf.] ofine 'HftttUhittx. 
 Dt)nt iBlattniini^e. (siiccus) adj. I'aftlp*. 
 
 Kx.SUCCOIIS, eksuk'kus, (Int. ex< 
 
 UxKUCtiOn, ekssuk'sliuii, (1. sug«) 
 «. ba* ^lii^raugen. 
 
 Kxsudatiun, Iksuda'shun, (ppin 
 Int. exBudo) ». I. fiii 3lii6rd)ioi()eii. 2. bn«, 
 lunS nii^gerc^iut^t ivirb , bie nii«gerd)n)i9fe 
 gluiTigfeit. [- v. n. nbtriefciu 
 
 JGxsude, ekxude'. p. a. niidrd)iui9eu. 
 
 Kxsulflation, eksutflaxhuii, (D. 
 int. siifTlo) t. 1. t [(iljeni.J baa ©eblnie. 2. 
 eiiie 9Irt ^erd)ivpriiiig. 
 
 Kxaiifflicate, Iksuf'flekAte, ^ 
 
 KxHufffllate, eksiir'tolate, y 
 lat. suirto) adj. t verAtfytlid) , nbidjculiff), 
 (Pb. nud)) eiiigifJiirtert. Shak. 
 
 KxaiifTolate, v. a. fii^prrii, fluileri). 
 
 Kxauacitatt*, eksus'selate, (Int.) 
 ». a. t enuftfcii, niifiuecfcii, nufregeit. 
 
 Kxiiuscitatiuii , ek.sus!.eil'sliua, 
 «.tbie aiuiiuerfuiig. &rme(fiiiig, 'Jlufregimg. 
 
 Kxtaiicef ek'stanse, (p. 1. exians) 
 *. t ba* Dnfciii. 
 
 Kxtancy, ek'stausj. (Int.) t. l. bie 
 ifieroprraniiiig. 2. f tini :J>eruorrageiibe, bje 
 (jerporrngeuben Il)rile. 
 
 A^xiauty ek'ntaut. (Int.) adj. l.(over, 
 uber) l)eruprrngenb, t)(rvprflel)eiib. 2. i a) 
 befnimt. l>) porljntibeii, no(b iibrig. ■,(, 
 
 ^*I***?''/f. Ec.tasy, Ecstatic. 
 
 Kxteiliporal, ekstlm'pnraU (Int.) 
 adj. t 1. iiiiporbereuct, nud beiii <^tegreife. 
 An ex te iiipo r kI judgment, eilie I'd^llcOe 
 ^iirti;eiliiiig6frnft. 2. nii^ bem iStegreife 
 lVred>enb. B. Jo.-tsoa. 
 
 Kxtein pttrally , ^ 
 
 Kxteinpora iieoualy,^ adv. 
 
 Kxteiii porarily, ) 
 
 iiiipprbereitet, <mi bem Stegreife. 
 
 lilxteinporaneaii, ekstlmporA/- 
 nean. f. Exteiuporaneous. 
 
 Kxteiiipuraneuus, eksiemp&. 
 ri'iieu''. adj. iinpurbereiiei; pli)t}lid). 
 
 Kxteiiipurary, ekstem'porari, 
 adi. I. uiipprPereicet, nil^ beat iSteQreife^A 
 ■j- gelcgeiiilid). . , , 
 
 Extempore^ Ikstlm'pori , (Int.) 
 
 a) adv. au6 bem ©tegreife, uupprbereittt. 
 
 b) adj. <\ui bem ©tegreife, ejteiiiporirt. 
 Kxteinpuriueaa , ekstem'p6ri> 
 
 He«, *. bn6 Utiporbcreitete, ^^tempprirte; 
 ber Suflanb , bn Qtwt\6 utipprbereitet , e;* 
 tempprirt i|1. 
 
 Extemporize, lk8teiii'porize,c.n. 
 ai\6 bem ©tegreife rebeii, fpieleii :c. 
 
 Extend; ekotlnd', (Int. extender^) 
 I), a. I. i nii5bet)neti. 2. nii^ilreden (bie 
 Spcittb IC). 3. i a) aii£bcf)iieii , uergri)^erii, 
 permel;reii, eripeitcrii, perbreiteii; (to) mf* 
 bel)iie» (nuf, bie nuf). b) perliiiigern. c) (to, 
 unto) (^iiiem er^eigeii, geipnl)reit (®iinbeic.), 
 Pcrbrciteii (SHJuljltljaten tc. iiber G-iiieii), i) 
 fortpfiniijen. e) preifen. Shak. 4. [ii{ed)t6fpr.] 
 (VniiDrreieit) jiir ^efricbigiiiig ciiier <Bd)uV) 
 gerid)tlid) fdjnijen uiib in 55efcJ>iag nefjmeii. 
 5. ill 23er*lng iieljmeii, ergreifeii- Shax. 
 
 To extend one» lliouglin farther tliaa 
 God exists, )tiiie (iJrbaiifeii fiber bie (S-rnleni 
 (i>ptte6 tjiiinuefuljreii. To - one's ilioughts 
 towards .., nut feiiien (^ebnufen (imad 
 
 21 
 
"122 Fate, far, fall, fat. M*, met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6p, got, 61!, rldud. ti'ibe, tub, f^ll. t/«jn. TH'e 
 
 EXT 
 
 Umfafi'cn. To extend mercy unto ,., fid) 
 
 ■ Seiiitiuf* er&nrmen. 
 
 Kxteiifl, V. n. I. (to) fid) erflrecten 
 <bt6 jU). 2. ± (to) rt(^ erftrerfen, fid) nu6> 
 6e()uen (bi5 niif>. 
 
 Kxteiider, eksten'dur, *. a) Ber 
 SIiiSDdjnen&e. b) ta6 miitijntnbt SSJerf: 
 jeug. ^ ^ 
 
 lilxteudible, ekiten'debl, ail;. 1- 
 
 .fliiSDel)iibnr; (to) (id) erftrerfenb «iuf), in 
 
 ©LiUjiig g€Drn(t)t luerDen foiinenD (bet), nn> 
 
 iDenBbnr (rtuf, bei). 2. [9{ec^t5|Vr.] uerfum< 
 
 nictt obet in S5efd)lng genomiueii werften 
 
 ftnnenb. [«. Die lliibegreujtijeit. 
 
 KxtendleSSneSS , Iksteiid'leanes, 
 
 KxteUMibility , eKstensehil'ei^, ^ 
 
 Kxtensibleue8.4,ekiiten'a^bliies,^ 
 
 ■ $. bit Dcljnbarfeit, 51u6Be()nbiirteit. 
 
 n^xteasible, eksteusiblJadJ.aui, 
 
 Kxteitsile, ektteut'il, 5^ef;iibar, 
 fcef)ii6ar. 
 
 ll!xt«Iltfion f eksten'shun, «. I. ba6 
 
 91ii6»ef)neu , Die 3Iu6t»ct)nung. 2. bit 91u«> 
 beljiuiiiij, Cer Unifnng. 3. [2J5tffeii|'c^.] bit 
 aiiifibe^niing Xeint6 R'ot\)et6). 4. i bie 9Jii6> 
 befjming, ©rmeiterung. 
 
 ICxtensional) eksten'sliunal, adj. 
 t wtit vbev (el)v aii6aeD«f)iit; uiel iimfiifTeitb. 
 
 Kxtensive, ekateii's'v, adj. 1. tveit, 
 flu6ge6cl)nt; nu^gc&reitet , unifnfyciib ; 6c> 
 beuifllb. 2. t fliti't£l)i>*<it. — adv. Exteii'- 
 Bively, fludgebcfiiU, joeit, bebeuteiib, uniJ 
 fniTcnb. 
 
 Kxtensiveness, Ikxten'sfvnes. 
 «. l.^berlliiifnng, bie<a3tite(be6'!)]?eere6!c.). 
 2. ± ber Unifong, ba6 Uiiifnffeiibe (ber SBol)!: 
 tijiUigfeit ic). 3. f &<i* Sliidbeljiuingfiuerj 
 niogeii. (bee ©trerfniii^fel. 
 
 Kxtensor, ekstln'sur, M. [■ilMat.l 
 
 Kxtent, eksteiit', t pp. u.Exte nd. 
 
 Kxteilt, ekstent' tl. eks'teiit, ((at. 
 extentus) t. 1. bie 51ii«bel)ming , ber llnw 
 fflug, bie asjeite, ®ro^e, Cmige, ©trecfe. 2. i 
 a) bie ipanb()nbiing ( ber ffier<d)tigfeit it. ) ; 
 2J«tl)ciliiiig, gjtittljeiliing, (Jrilrerfaiig. Shak. 
 'b) ber llmfniig (ber Wnc^t 2c.). c) [^fedjtfij 
 f\>T.] bie 95c|"d)Ingnct)muMg , 93ef(^(ngn(if)ine, 
 SSerfuinmeruiig. d) ber Ijeftige Sliigriff. Shak. 
 
 To tlie e X t e n t of . . , bi6 jiim ©etrnge 
 Don ... To make an — upon ob. on .., 
 Qtmai in SBefc^lng iiefjineii. 
 
 Kxteuuate, ek«leii'uate, (flit, ex- 
 tenuo) v. a. 1. $ uerbtiiiiieii. 2. inogerii, ab-. 
 lehren (u. ftriiiif1)eitcn). 3. t b) yerringerii, 
 eerflcincrn, milberu. b) eiitf^tilbigen, be: 
 ■fd)5iiigeii, in eiiiem milberu i?id)te barffeJlen 
 (S8crgel)en Jt.). c) f (;erab|e$eii (in ber 
 (?f)re). MiLTow. [b) (d)mad)tiq. 
 
 Jblxtenuatc^att;. f a) bt'iiiii, |'cf)tnal. 
 
 Kxtenuatiun, ekstinul'diun, «. 
 
 1, bie ^bjeljrinifl, bai 'Mbjeljren. 2. t n) bit 
 JBei'djonigiing, 6iitf(t)iilbiguii8 (ejne< SiJer. 
 Qtt)m6). b> t bie Serrinaeriiiig, Wilberuiifl. 
 Bemiiuberiing, SBerflfiiieriing. 
 
 Kxteriur, ekttereur, (fat.) at{f. I. 
 iu$tt[id>, iiii@ere; (to) ntigerl)alb ^finaiibd, 
 AU^er, Mid)t in ^-iHrni leieiib ob. Itegeiib; 
 ['ipi)ilo('. 1 i^bjeftiu. 2. J nii6ivtei(| ('Jtiige. 
 legenljeiteii eiiie* ©taatirf lo. 
 
 Kxteri4*r, *. l ^>t« 9(eit^ere <r<ur< 
 Hwufrf) 2 1 biif *Jieu#fre, mjfiew 9lnfel)eu 
 Kuue ''Wriiid)rii;. 
 
 EXT 
 
 Exteriority, ekstereor'^te, «. f 
 bie "Jlupenfeite, bi.\& 'Ueiigcre, lacu^erlicfje. 
 
 Kxt(;riurly)ekste'reurle,a<<i>. linger 
 lidf. Shak. 
 
 Exteriors, •kste'reurz , «. pi. i 
 tai *Jlcu0ere, bie liugeren lljeile, 9liiBcm<if<' 
 (eitie* X)jng3). 2. ± bai '^eiigcrlid)e, bie 
 liiigereii ®tbvaud)t (eiiier SU-iigitMi 20. 
 
 Kxteriniuate, ekiternteuate, (I.) 
 V. a. I. t uertilflca , rtii^rottcii. 2. f niiS- 
 roben, nu^rotteii (Uiifrnut :c. ). 3. ISlig.) 
 iuegfd)iijfeii (liiie (arLifJe). 
 
 Extermination, ekstermenA'- 
 .shuii , ». I. -f u. ± bie 'iiii^ri'ttitiig; aScrtil- 
 (jimg. 2. ['}llg.] bie ^cgfrfjiijfiiiig. 
 
 Exterillinatur, ekHtenneiiatur, 
 «. ber SSernlger, 3lii6ri)tter ; ba6 *Jlu6rotteube, 
 bai, \vn6 aufirottet. 
 
 Exterminatory, ekstermena- 
 turi. adj. nuSrotrenb, Dertilgeiib. 
 
 Extermine, eksternun, p. a. t 
 iiuSrotteii, Liertilgrti. Shak. 
 
 Extern, ekstirn', (Kit. exteriiuiii 
 adj. nupere, au^tvnd), nu^iuenbig. - *• bai 
 •ileii^cre, bie ^Jlii^eiifeite. 
 
 External, Iksier'nal, aW;.l.dll^cre, 
 augerlid). 2. i iiiisiunrcig (otiintertugciegfti; 
 Ijeiten jc). Ifiiljnoartreu. 
 
 External taxes, ^bgaben von (i-iii* 
 
 Externality , eksternal'^te, «. bie 
 ^lUm)rnel)miiiig I'oii au^en, taidjtbarteit. 
 
 Externally , ck»ter'nalli , ado. 
 liuperltc^, von nufeii, nuSiDenbig. 
 
 Externals, Iksiemau, «. pi. 1. 
 Die »21u0en)eite. 2. bie 'Jiiigenfeite , nugcr; 
 lichen Qiebxaud)t, ba6 lUeu^crlit^e (einer ;)i'e; 
 ligion :c.). 
 
 Exterraneous, eksterriueus, 
 (Int.) adj. au^iiiiiciid) , fremb. 
 
 Extersion, ekster'slmn, (lat.) «. 
 bie 31u«lt)|'d)ung, aiu5iuii"(t)tiug. 
 
 Extill, ekstil', (liU. exrillo) v.n. ab< 
 triffeii, rtbtriipfelii. [>ilbtriefen, >Ubtr6pfflii. 
 
 Extillation, ekst'llA'sliun, J. bai 
 
 Extiinulate, eksiiiu'iilate, (lat.) 
 V. a. t (uiito, JU) 1. I'IBeO.J reijeii. 2. aii< 
 treiben, anipurueti. 
 
 Extimulation , ekstimuli'shuii, 
 s. t i. l<»Jeb.] ber :'ietj. 2. bie aiiiiporuuuo. 
 
 Extinct, ekstiiigkt' , (l. extinctus) 
 adj. I. f nudgelijid)!, erlofctjen. 2. t «) tfbt, 
 tTlvfd)tu, au6ge|li)rbeu. bj geeubigt, ju Q:i\be, 
 aui. c) ueraltet, nufgcljoben (uou QJefe^eu); 
 erlofc^eu (o. Dbligatunieu ze.). 
 
 Extinct , i>. a. t erii!)rct)eti niact^eii. 
 
 Extinction, ekktingk'sliun, (lat.) 
 «. 1.4ba5 '"Uueiofdjeu; bie 9lu61ori1)nug. 2. i 
 a) bie (S-rlordjung. b) bie Iilgimg, »2lbii)|"uug 
 (i<ini ^niVril(()en 20. c) bie SSertilguiig; 
 Uuterbruifuug. 
 
 Exting'nish, eksting'gwlsh, (Int. 
 extiiiguo) V. a. 1. T au^liM'd^eii (geuer). 2. 
 i a) tilgen. b) iiertilgeu, i>criii(t)ten, ier|li>» 
 reii ; oufljeben, abfj^affeu ; bnnipfen, erflKfrii, 
 eiuer ©a(l)e eiu Qnbt utad)eu. o iierbiiiifeiu 
 (bur.-!) groSern (ainiij). Suak. d) erl5i"rt)fu 
 iuacf)eii. 
 
 Extin^-uisiiable, eksting'gw!«li 
 abl. adj. I. 4 rtu6lof(l)bar. 2. i aj jerilfirbar, 
 vertiigbar, atu.ie'H'beii I'b. gcbiimpit nwrbtu 
 fiMiiieiib l>) iiliibar 
 
 Extillf(ulsll«rr, Ikking'gnUiiur, 
 
 EXT 
 
 t. 1. ber, bie, bai 3lu«l5r(()enbe :c. 2. iai 
 l'icl)t()ut(t)en, £ord)l;Drn. 
 
 Exting-uisltiiient , IkstiuK-'- 
 gwisliment. *. 1. f bie21ii«l[)|"d)iiiig. 2. ± a) 
 bie Diiiupfuug (ber itrieg^flamme :c. ). b) 
 Die 3lufl)cbung, aibi'djaffiing (vm &e(e^tn). 
 
 c) bai ^luiHevbtn, Q:ilmd)t» (uoii ajolfern lo. 
 
 d) [3{ed)t«rpr.J bie lilgiing; (Jriijrdjung (o- 
 '.'liirpriirf)cu). e) bie aSertilgiiiig (udu $ng, 
 ^Kfigiiugeu 20. ft nudrDrteii ; uerrilgen. 
 
 Extirp, eksterp', ((. exiirpare) v. a. 
 
 Extirpable, eksteip'aiil. adj. aui* 
 juriHtfu, utrtiiijbar. 
 
 Extirpate, Ikdtlr'pate. V. a. I 7 
 auSrotteu. 2. ± nu^rDttett , uertilgeii ; jer* 
 lloreu. 3. [6l)ir.] niidrc^iieiDeu, iueg|'it)uei» 
 beu, aii6rrt)aleu, ablijieu. 
 
 Extirpation, eksterpa'shun, «. U 
 T Die Slufirwtuug. 2. i bie 'ilu«rottunfl, 
 aSertilgiiiig, 3er|TDrung. 
 
 Extirpator, Ik'stlrpitur, «. btt 
 i!lufn)rriT, SSirtiigrr, 3frtK>rcr. 
 
 ExtispiciOUS, ekstespish'us, (1.) 
 
 adj. bie 2i3nl;r)ag»iig aui Deu (Jiiigeweibm 
 betrrfffiib. [ctliebcu, preifen. 
 
 Extol, ekstol', (Int. exiollere) v. a. 
 
 Extoller, ekstol>lur, s. ber So^* 
 preiiVr, Cubrebuer. (Sobpreiiuitg. 
 
 Extolment, ekstol'meut, s. t bit 
 
 Extorsive, ek>tor 'siv , adj. ev> 
 preffeub; burd) ©rpreffuiig errtingen obet 
 ermorbeii. [Durd) (S'rpreffunfl. 
 
 Extorsiveiy, ekslor's'vle , adv 
 
 Extort, eksturt', (lat. extorqueo) 
 V. a. I: (from) (5-iiicni ©tiua^ abbrtugeu, 
 nbjmiiigeu, abuotljigeii; &tiua« uou (|-iuera 
 erprefjen. 2. erprefTe", buvd) @eiualtt|)nti(;feit 
 erringeu. 
 
 Extort , p n. (PrpreiTungen ueruben. 
 
 Extorter, ek.st6r'tur, «. ber Of 
 prefer. 
 
 Extortion, ek«iSr'shun, *. I. bie 
 (S-rpri'iyuiig, *}5la(ferei; (iiciualttfjatigfcit. 2. 
 bie geiualtfauie S3ureiitl)aItuMg. 
 
 Extortioner, ekHtor'shunur, «. 
 ber (trprefTtT, 'Jjlacter; 2i5u(()crer. 
 
 Extortions, ekator'siiu*, adj. Qtt 
 malttljatin, iiugered)t. 
 
 Extra, eks'tra, lat. SSurmort; in 3u* 
 laiHiiieiiretjiiiigfu = tiebeuljer; augei^ 
 r b e u 1 1 1 d) ; b a r u b e r Ij i n a 11 S ; j. SB. Aa 
 -work, --pay, eiiie au^erorDeutlictK 
 <Urbeit, 99eial)liiiig. Extras, 3. pi. au@eir< 
 rrDeittltd)e obcr 9febeuau^gabeii. 
 
 Extract, ek»iraki', (Int. extrahere) 
 p. o. 1. -f l)erau«jiel)en, nufjieljeu (eiuen 
 3al}H 20. 2. 1 a) (from) aiiSiief)en (nu« 
 a>fi(^ern 20. b) |-Mritl).) nufjieijen (bi« 
 ffiiirjel). c) (of) iiel)uieH (pou). Mitroit. 
 d) [ei)cui.) (from) auSjieljeu i&ti\i aui 
 eiiiemiSafte to. e) ^ Ex tract i n g (anflntt 
 distractiug), beu SJertlnitb raubeiib. Shak. 
 
 Nobly extracted. i<oil ebler '^bfuuft. 
 
 Extract, ekslrakt, s. I. a) ber 
 9lu«}ug (.aui ^iutitrn). b) i^55liarni.] bef 
 'iUuSjug, Crtrnft. t) (Cfhem.l ber ©rtroftiu* 
 (li'ff. 2. t bie'Jlbfunft, Jperfuiift, aJbfl«i«» 
 nititig. 
 
 Extraction, ek»trak'sliun , 4. 1. 
 
 f (from, aui) bie -.'lii^jii-hiiiig , iperaii<« 
 
 jirhimg; ber 'Jliifiug. 2. 1 rie "iUbtuiift, 
 
 >>icruuti. J. l-4>iiariu.j Die -Jiu«iu-t)Uiia Uin« 
 
 .1 .t!.»uvi'i):H.'}4 .H>*i«w» .^|t<.'> 
 
tkte. fAr. fall. fat. Mk met. Fine, fin. No, move, n6r, got. ^il, cloi^d. Tube. tiib. full. t//in. IHis. S'23 
 
 EXT 
 
 6nljf« to. 4. IWiti). 11116 9l((j.] Me«u«. 
 {iel^ung, txr QliUiiig (Dct ^iiricin). 
 
 To be of a noble extraction, VOn 
 eWer aibfunft I'ein. 
 
 Kxtractive^ Ikttrak'ifv, adj. au6' 
 jiijie^cii, nuSgejogen iverten fimnenS. - 
 principle d6. - <. Btr G-pirnftioitoff. 
 
 Kxtractor, Ikstrak'tur, s. bit ^er> 
 
 ©tiort* l)frnucne}D<]en roirC. 
 
 Kxtradictiunary , ekstradik'- 
 •hUnaie, (u. (at. dictio) mt;. t tvittlid) (b. 
 ^. nid)t ill SEBctten fteflsljent). Browb. 
 
 Kxirafoliaceous, Ikstraioieir- 
 
 •bu(, (v. Int. folium) adj. [ !biit. ) llid)t tin 
 ben 93(attern ober Slnttflielen ft^enD 06er 
 on()eioaif)r(n. 
 
 Kxtrafrell^ht , eka'trafr&'e , «. 
 (©tehnnB.j eie QStilnil. 
 
 Kxtra§r<SUeou8 « ekstrajeneuK. 
 (t>. Int. genus) adj. )u einfiii aiiberu ®e> 
 fdjierfjtt flf^&rifl. , « , 4 
 
 Kxtrajndicial, ekttrajudisli'al. 
 (p. Irtt. judicium) adj. au^tr(ittl(i)iU(i>- — 
 ode. E X t raj n d r c i a 1 1 y, aii6rrotri(f)tIi(^. 
 
 |<:x«ra>lay-tlay«T ek.lralA<ia»e. 
 «. pi. t8ftl)rtn^j bit Uffrtrv ©rttflluoetnae, 
 
 Kxtralimltary, •katralim'iiaii, 
 
 (0. limit) adj. jeiiifitS 6et Wrenje befiiitUd). 
 
 Kxtrainisslon, ekstramUli'iin, 
 (p. (at. mitio) 4. t)l( <aii^Ia(Tiiii<). 
 
 Kxtrailiundaiie , ekilramxin- 
 dAii», (v. Int. niuiidu«) adj. aiigcriueltUd). 
 
 Ext^aneOUN, ek«iraneu», UiU.) 
 adj. fremfc (iiidjt )u eiii«r *Sod)r flet)ijrifl). - 
 foHiU. IWei'l.] pr(iaMH<f)e iUbttuilc. 
 i' Kxtraordinarien « ekdrdr'de- 
 •kir^«, «. p^. fliiefrorDfntiirt)ei)iiigei nup«< 
 or6<iitlid)€ Kptl<ii ober 'Jlii^nnbtn. 
 
 Kxiraordiiiarily f akatrir'di- 
 narile, ado. aii^avrbtiitUit) , a) uiigciiKin. 
 b) unnciuol)n(id). 
 
 Kxtraordinarinesa, ekttr&r'- 
 (dinariii^s, «. I. {lie >}lii@en>T6eiUU(t)(cit. 2. 
 bie ■'D?erflu^lr^il•)rflt. 
 
 Kxtraordiuary, ckstror'dAnaii. 
 
 (lot. extiaoi'dinariiis I adj. I. nufierorbcut: 
 n<t) (nuprrfltivohiilirt); iiifrhBurDiij). 2. dpts 
 •|it(l) iiiipcn'rBfiitlicl) (iH>ii (S)f|'rtii6trn jo; 
 beionOer, ©-rtrn... - cbargea, (ipniibfl) tic 
 Qrxtrn', ^lebenfpflcii. I rrCfiitlid). 
 
 Kxira(>rdiiiary, adv. f aii^cr- 
 KxtraparucliiatI « ekntrapaitV 
 
 kial, (o. pi.rocliiai) adj. I. ni(t)t ill (ilicill 
 Kirrfxpiele gflj&rig. 2. uoii beii 'Jlbgafren tiiifS 
 tiitdifvitli frci. 
 
 Kxtraprofeiiiiiftnal, ekstrapr6- 
 feHJibiial, adj. tiiiciii ibtr belli btruiiBecii 
 !Ber:ife PDer ©tnnbr frrmb. 
 
 Kxtrapruvincial , eksirapru- 
 
 vSii'khal, (i>. provincial) adj. I. Oliver bcr 
 B^mlic^eii StriH>iiij bcfinblia). 2. iiid^t jii bir 
 @eiic1)r&barrclt iti iidmli(t)eii Sribirc^ofd 
 flebfcrtg. 
 
 KxtrareiTMlnr , ekstrareg'ular, 
 (u. regular) adj. aii§rr ber "Hrqei (rrz iiidjt 
 ;n einec 'J^rgrl pber in 9Ceg(lii rntf)iiften) 
 
 To be extraregular, fid) on feilic 
 Sfegrl binh^n. 
 
 Kxtrat«rritorial , ckMraicrrc- 
 
 t<» lial. (•. •erriioiial) ai(j. nict^t JU tllltm 
 
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 ®fbiete obet einer befonbetn ®eti<()fflbatf 
 feit gel)brig. [Extract. 
 
 Kxtrang-lit, ekstriwt', ^ p. p. uon 
 
 Kxtravag:aiice, ekstraVaganse.^ 
 
 Kxtravaifaucy, ekstraVaganse,^ 
 (i>. lat. extra u. vagans) «. 1. f bie 9lb; 
 ld)iueifung. 2. ± a) tie llnbefonnenbeit , 9lb; 
 (je)ct)uiatft()eit , Ueberipnnnttjeir , >)inrrljtit, 
 il)C'rl)eit, Ungercinul)eit; ter lliirinn, tie 
 <UbeiUeuerlid)(eit. b) bai liebermng, lUber: 
 friebene, Ueperiim^ige ; bie nlliu gruge ipef: 
 tigfeit (it6 ^dfteS ic). o bie 'liu^rc^iuei: 
 fuiig, aiu^gelaiTeiiljeit. d) bie 5Berict)iuenbuiig- 
 
 Extravagance of claims or demands, 
 ubertnebeiie '^nipriid^e. — of description, 
 of expression, eine ubertriebene ^efd^rei; 
 bung, ein tibertriebener ^udbrucf. - of ima- 
 gination, eine tibenViiiiMre (S-inbiitiing^frtift. 
 
 Kxtravag-ant, ekstrav'agant,a<(>. 
 i. f <ib|'d)roeitenD , uuit;errd)iv(ifent , rdjivei: 
 feiib. 2. i a.) ni\rrifd>, ungeretiiit; niigeril 
 reltram ob. fonberbiir. b) tod, iiiifliinig; au6' 
 l'd)iveifent, liberipaiint, Abenteiierlict). ci pcr> 
 l'd)iventerit'({). d) iibertriebeu ; ubcrmn^ig, 
 ungel)euer. 
 
 l£xtravas:anty t. 1. bee tode, un> 
 finiiige, ubcTipaiuue ^)}ieiifd;, XoUtop{, Oiarr. 
 2. t ber Cniibilreidjer. 
 
 JKxtravag-antlyfOkslrav'agantle. 
 ado. 1. iiiirrird), iiugeTKimt, ivuntrrlid), I'elt' 
 fAin, uberrpniiiit. 2. ti>Il, ou«i'il)iueiteiib. 3. 
 veri'd)ioentcrird). 4. uberrriebeii, fibennii^ig. 
 
 Kxtrava^autnesfl , ekstrava- 
 gaiiines, «. tie <Uudu1)iueifungi bee llnfinn, 
 tie iJirtrrl)cu; ■i!lbrd)iuiifung. 
 
 Extravag'antSf Ikstravagants, 
 t. pt. [tail. 'Ji'ca)tj tie (jirtrauaganten. 
 
 Kxtrava^ate, ekairaVagAte, v. n. 
 t faielu, ab|ct)iucifni. 
 
 Extravag'atioii , ckstravagi'- 
 shOii . «■ tie 'ilt|d)iucifiiiig ; Uu6|'ct)ivri(iing. 
 
 Kxtravatcated, ekstrav'vasaled, 
 (P. lat. vasu) adj. ['■}}teb.] au5getreceii (uuni 
 Sjliite jc). 
 
 Kxtravasation , eksirawasi'- 
 shun, «. [-^tb.l tia6 ^Uiieiceten ibei i5lu: 
 te» K.) 
 
 Kxtravenatef ekstrav^'nAte, (p. 
 lot. vena) adj. I'^JTeb.] au6 ben Qtberti ge> 
 triingen. 
 
 Kxtraversion « ekstraver'shun, 
 (u. lat. versio^ «. t 1- t)«6 9lii«iuerien. 2. 
 bai ipcraiiebriiigffi, ber 'JluSiuurf. 
 
 ICxtreat, ekstrct', (P. fr. exfrali) t. 
 tie 'Mbfuiitt. Spenser. 
 
 Kxtreinefekstrimc', (lat.extremus) 
 adj I. ^ auBi'n^e. 2. t a) oiieerile. b) aii: 
 gerile, le^te, |1nrf|le, ocrjiucifelt ("Wittel 20. 
 c) Ijbdjile; n(lergtij#t, niiperortentlid); aii6« 
 nel)infnb, aiieeril I'bcc au^iieljmeiit grof, 
 aiieeril tjeftig; iibertrieben. d) ge.-iaii, (Ireiige, 
 pniiftltd). 
 
 Extreme unction, [fati). 9irf.] bie le$te 
 Deliing. To an - degree, tin l)od)|leii ®rabc. 
 - necessity, flii#cr(le , bringfutjle 5iOtlj. - 
 lassitude, tie ©feifigfeit. - and mean pro- 
 portion, [ffletun. J 111, roenn eine Cinie \o 
 nbgetljeilt i|1, bi\v lid) bie ganje Cinie ju 
 (iiirin ter Ibeile, luie eben biet'rr Il^eil iuni 
 antrrii prriialt. 
 
 Kxtreiiie » « 1. f b<i$ ^rufSerilr, 
 iu^ntilt Qutt u'liicr @a(^e). 2. 1 ») ibai 
 
 EXT 
 
 9(eu3erile, ©ntgegengcieijte) bat &xtxtm. b) 
 t tie Uebertrcibuiig, lliiberuiiiieiil^eit, ^Ratu 
 l)eit. c) ter l)od)i1e ®rab. d) [-JJJatlju u. 
 Sog.) pi. bit du^erilen 6)lieter. e) tie ge* 
 tdl)rlid)e Sage. Shak. 
 
 Kxtreinely, ekstr^me'ie, ado. I. 
 duBiTil. 2. (J liiigeril, l)5d)|t, fel)r (fdjlcitt tto. 
 
 Kxtreillity, eksirem'^ie, (lai. e»- 
 tremiias) «. 1. f a) tai5 91eiijjerile, diiijerile 
 g-nbe, bie nu^erile ®reiije. b) [ iliiat. lu 
 "Birtl. ) pi. bie &rrreinirdten , Grnbglieter, 
 G-jrtremitdten. 2. t ») ter diipcrile, l)b(t)\lt 
 (Mrab. b) bie niigerile ^Jiott) pber aSerlcgen* 
 Ijcit, ta« diiBerile Glent, tie Grtremitdt. c) 
 iai 2leii^cr|Te, ba6 G-yirein. d) ter le^tt 
 lUugenblicf (tin lote). e) tiuy. du^erjle ®e» 
 fal)ren , bie duperile Sage. {jhak. (f. 2. b.) 
 f) bai ubertriebene S3rrfal)ren. Suaiu 
 
 A city besieged and reduced to ex- 
 tremity, cine beiagerte uiit ter Uebergabe 
 iiatje ©tatt. To -, auf« aieiiOerile. To carry 
 tiling* against any one to tlie utmost — , 
 dufterfl geiwalriain niit (5-inem perfaljrtn. To 
 carry to -, (friua* )ii lueit trribcii, ub«p» 
 trciben. To endure oppression in its ut- 
 most — , untcr teni niipcrileii Driicfe feiifi 
 ien. To drive any one 10 -, ©men nuf< 
 >ileii6er|le bringrn. Snd extremities, 
 eiiic gaiij ucrjiueifeite Sage. Tlie - of pain 
 or sulfering, ter liuBerile i5rf)inerj , bi< 
 dugerjle tnotl). The extremities of pro- 
 vocation, tie afliu lueir gfljciite (Srbitterung- 
 
 Kxtricabie, ekstiekabl, a<lj. 1. 
 I)eraii6jiin)i(ftlii, ijerauejuiuiiiOeii. 2. f uer» 
 nieitlid), abiuentbar. 
 
 Extricate , eks'tr^kite, (Int. es. 
 trico) V. a. 1. (from) l)crAU«iuictelii , l)tv* 
 Aii^ivinben <aii£). 2. entipiifcin ("IBnnne tc). 
 
 To - one's self from .., fid)4"l» li><* 
 niadjcn, ^erauiSiuinben (aii$). 
 
 Kxtricatiun, eksireki'sliun, «. I. 
 i (troiu) bie iperaii6iui(fcliiiig, ^eraii£iuin< 
 bung, biii So&l)rifen, Sc£inad)en um6 einec 
 jdjiuitrigen Sngc icx 2. bie (furiuicfelund 
 (i>. aS5anue, tRaffe au« etuer ©ub|lnni). 
 
 ExtrillSic, ekstrin'tik. ( (lat.) 
 
 Kxtriusical, ekKirtii'K^kal,^ adj. 
 nnfierlid), diiuere. — ado. Extriu'sical- 
 ly, prn augeu; diiperlid). 
 
 Extract, ekktrukf, (lat. exstruere) 
 V. a. t aufbaiien, AU'fiiljren, crnd)ten. 
 
 ExtructiUU, vkstrukstiun, «. t 
 ber 35au. [ot. m eineni (JJrbdute bilbenb. 
 
 Extractive V Iksiruktiv, adj. tin 
 
 Extractor, tkstruk'tur, «. f bee 
 Grbniier, >Jiufbancr. 
 
 Extrude, ekstruud', (lat. extrudere> 
 0. a. I. au^ilpfeeii, nnstreiben. 2. ipeg>, fort* 
 treiben, fDrr|lo§eii. 
 
 Extrusion, ekstrou'zliun, f. bit 
 91ii6(li'&ungj Jortilogiiiig , ta* Jurtilo^eH. 
 
 Extukerauce, eksiu beianse, i 
 
 Extuiierancy, ekstubeianse, y 
 (lat. extuberaoii) 4. I. [%eb.J ber 41u^< 
 ipnri)«; ipi^rfer; Anorten, tie SJeule. 2. 
 [led)n.l tie (|-rl)abenheit, G-rl)ijl)uiig. Moxon. 
 
 Extuiterailt, eksiubeiant, aij. 
 f(f)iue(lenb ; l)eri>wragenb. 
 
 Extuberate, ekslil'birite, V. n. 
 ■J- fd)iwrllcii, aiii'd)i»cnen. 
 
 Extuiiie.««cence,eli''u">e»'»«"»«. 
 (p. lat. exiumesccus; 4. t b:c vi>e|d)iPUlil. 
 
 21^ 
 
824 F'tle, far, tall. f.it. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6ii(l. TiHbe, ffib, fnll. l//in. THis. 
 
 EXU 
 
 '• Exuberance, egzu'biranse,^ (D. I 
 
 Kxuberancy, egxuiieraiise,^ uu. 
 Mubero) *. 1. (of> Ux lUbcrfJli^ (ai>>. Da^ 
 iueermafj, tie gude (ubh). 2. 6i* Uei-en 
 juud)* (bci SBniiiueii). l&itcr. 
 
 Exuberance of zeal, eiti ubertriebeiier 
 
 Kxuberant, egiii'berant, adj. 1. 
 teid), iipvia (^!iJn(^5tt)lllu 2c ). 2. iibenuaOiO, 
 Bter<jn>(5. 3. im Uet'erflufje uor()nn&en, ut)cr= 
 reichlicl). 4. ^ iippifl, fruct)ttinr (Jruhling). 
 
 lilxMberantly,eg/u'beianrle, adi>. 
 hn lleptrffuiie, I'lt'erfdjiut'tiolUI), reid)lid). 
 
 Kxuberafe, Igzu'berate, (int.) v. 
 K. t--»<" llcberfliijTc On fcin. 
 
 KXUCCOUS, eksuk'kus, (Int.) adj. 
 fnfUoi, ti'Dcffn (I'on @«i»nd)ren. 
 
 Kxudation, eksuda'slmn , *. 1. 
 tm^ 9lii5|"(l)iui(3cii. 2. £)er ©d)ii)ei0. 
 
 Kxildate, eksii'dAte.^d.) ». w. nil« = 
 
 Kxude, eksude', ^)"d)l«iljc». - V. 
 
 *. (w)ie 6utd^ ©d)roeif) IjernuiStreitten , f)er> 
 uwtrfiben. 
 
 Kxulcerate, Igiul'surite, (fnt.) 
 I>. a. 1. T frf)tvn»en nincften. 2. ^ frbittern. 
 
 Kxulcerate, ». n. fdjiunren. 
 
 Kx ulcerate, adi. 2 erbittert. 
 
 KxillceratiOIl , ekaulseri'shun, 
 •■ I. Cie ©d)iwtiniii(], SKctcirerung; 6n5 ®e> 
 fd)iurir. 2. ^ cie (Jrbittfniiio. 
 
 Kxulceratory , Igzul'suriture, 
 adj. rrtja'areii tnncfjenC, ©cfdjiwure lerjeugeiiD. 
 
 Kxult, egziilt', (Int. exulto) ». n. 
 <nt> fri.i|)locfeii (fiber (§ciw<ii JC); (over) tri< 
 «mp()iren (libcr (?tneii). 
 
 Kxilltaiice, egzul'lanse, f) ♦• b'l* 
 -■' Kxialtancy, cgzul'tanso, -[■> Jrol); 
 '- Kxultatiou, egzulta'sliuii,) (od'rn, 
 STiiiAien , &ie iiberninfjige , nii^iit'nffetie 
 tJreuCe, Die $Jroi)Itirfun!j. [torfenb, iniicl)jeut>. 
 
 Ih^xultant, cgziil'tant, adj. fro^; 
 
 KXHIldate, Rgzun'uite, (int.) ». n. 
 ♦f- ntH-rflicrsi'ii, niierretcn (uon ®eii)a(ferii). 
 
 Kxuudation, egzundJi'sliuu, «. f 
 ^te %Mt, &CV licDerriue. [ liberiBtiiblid). 
 
 Kxuperable, eksu'perabi, udj. t 
 
 Kxitperauce, eksu'peia«»e, «. t 
 bne UebiTflctuidtt. (fititrtrfffeiit). 
 
 - Kxuperant, Iksil'peraiit, adj. t 
 
 Biixuperate, Iktuperite, (int) o. 
 to. t ubenvcfTen. (a. t ntt<itn. 
 
 Kxuscitate, Iksus'setAte, (lao t;. 
 ' lilxustioii, egzus'ishun , (u. Int. 
 •exuio) J. bie aScrbreitiuiiig. 
 
 Kxuviae, egzd'vci, (Int. ?35.)*. 
 'pi- 1. Die nbfleiuorfciien oD. nbgelegtcn iSd^n: 
 ten cb. 5pnute (ooii il;icren>. 2. [(iJeol.] Die 
 ntbern'ilc uoh Ifjieren. 
 
 li'-y, ii in niten @d)riftfleflcrii , niinelf. 
 ig, = isle, bie O'lft'- lO?ffJfnlf. Shak. 
 
 Kya«, J'as, (fr- mals) «. bfr 9ce|lling, 
 ■ Kyas, «(</• t nid)t flfigge. [femperbcr. 
 ^ E y a s - m u s k e t , ber 9?e|t|perber , giiu 
 ( Kydent, (rd>o[t.) diligent. 
 
 Kye, I, (niigclf. eag, eali; goti). auga ; 
 •fd)iu. bga; ruff, oko) (♦ pi. eyen, eyne) ». 
 •I. T a) bn« 9tiige (ni« foid>f« ; ber Q6<[i&)t&: 
 pnh). b) ? bn« aiiige (be^ Worgeii^ 20. 2. 
 i a) (geiuoljiil. p/.J bie Stiigcn; SJlirfe; ®C; 
 Uenwni?t, bn« (yefirfjt. U) bie (gembe flegnu 
 ubfV bfftiiClictje) 9{i(f)tiing. c; tm ^jliige, 
 Kiigeimierf. d) bns 9tiige, bie 5eitiinj, 9liir^ 
 •fitter. 'fc) (nut|le«i$ p/.) bie 'Jtiifle«, 'JKetmiHo. 
 
 EYE 
 
 3. (etiun« 9lugf6tmige«) bn« Sliige. a) bn< 
 3liige (wn 'iJjfnueiifeDerii). b) U\i Sluge, 
 bte Atin))pe. c) Mi *iliige, Cod), d) Mi 'ituge, 
 Detjr (nil iJinbeiii). «) (iron--) bie flciiie 
 iJrniiipe. t) bn6 'iiuge, bie i£d)linge. g) t 
 ein fd)i»nd)et 6>rnb uon gnxbe, bie (tieiiie) 
 @d)nitining; \o 93iel, am gern&e fiir bn6 
 '.iiiige ju uiiterfdjeibeii iiotl)ig (|1. Shak. Ii) 
 pZ. e bie SDriHe. i) e bie Spoilt ber iSd>iici> 
 ber (jur >iluf6eiunl;ruiig be6 neilo^iencn iu» 
 d)eS). j) t Ippogr.J bnd"JUige, bie Krone, 
 Juic^e (ber iiettern). K) t^i >itugc (bc« >Stng«, 
 'JHuteriiC^afM 10. I) Tlie eye* ot a ship, 
 bie iSdjiff^tljeile in ber ■Otnl;e ber Kliiien. 
 
 Tu i>ail in the wind's eye, gernbe in 
 ben SiCiiib I'egein. To toUow with the -, 
 [2Cnibntfpr.J i^iigen. To keep a strict - 
 upon..., ein iund)rnme^ ^nge ijnben nuf... 
 To have an - upon Ob. to, ein (nufmerf: 
 inmc^) atuge Ijnbcn niif . . . , SCiirf jlc^t iiel)> 
 men niif..., (rtiun^ im 2luge Ijnue'i. Then 
 I have an - of you, alSbnnn l)nbe id> eurc 
 •"JJiciiuing in Q-tiunfi erriui)eii. To set the 
 eyes on . ., fetjen ; bcobnd)ren. To look with 
 an evil — (upon), ± (j-iiieii |'d)ccl nnfe^en. 
 With an - to...^ mit 3{ii(f|'id)t nuf... In 
 the twinkling of an — , in eineni lijiifet^en. 
 To be in - of, Q-tnjn^ (eljcn fonnen. To 
 have one's eye* about one's self, j'cill 
 >)tuge nuf "iUXti Ijnben. Dead -man's - 
 eyes, fUme runbe <5t''(l'^>^/ Dndx'fnfter. lu 
 hU — , before his eyes, in feiiier (ijegcii: 
 lunrt. — of death, ein lob brotjenbeS >iliigc. 
 Shak. — of heaven, ^ bns .i^iniiueldniige, 
 bie ©oiine. To have in one's — , im *2luge 
 IjflOen; |el)en. To one's eyes, in'6 G)cfiil)c 
 ((J-incm &tiun6 fngcn). Shak. 
 
 fruv. To have one's, eye a bigger than 
 on«'s belly, nieljr ocrlangen, nl^ man niif; 
 i(l;ren fann. To have lost one's eyes, em 
 >2iUfle jllbriirten. A man may see it with 
 half au -, Mi tawii ein i&linber fet^en. 
 
 Eye -ball, ber "ilugnpfel. — beam,^ 
 ber (StrnI)! be6 '•IliigcB. --bite, t>. a. o 
 mit ben 'llugen bejnubern. --bolt, [^Kar.j 
 ber Siiigboljen. --bright, [iKot. j ber 
 ^ilugiMUroil, bn* SJugenfrnut. --bright- 
 ening,^ M6 Grl^eUen ber ilugen. — brow, 
 bie aiugeiibrnune. --drop, bie it)rnne. -- 
 il.ip, Mi >3d)euleber. —-glance, ^ ber 
 JBlicf. --glass, 1. bie^riUe; bnS 91ugcn = 
 gin*. 2. (Dei iele^fopeii) ii(\i &u\i iuiind)tl 
 Dfiii 'iliige, unb luo meljrere inib, nllc WiniVr 
 nnper beni Dbjeftiuglnfe. — glutting,^ 
 >3Uigcn fntngeiiD. —-hole, bie •ilugenhijljle. 
 --lash, bie Slngemuimper. --lid, biu* 
 *JUigeiUieb. - offending, bn5 '21iigc be; 
 leibigeiib. - pleasing, bem 'iliige gefnl; 
 Iciib. --salve, bie *21iigfii|nibe. --ser- 
 vant, ber ^Jliigenbiener. — service, ber 
 aiugenbieiifl. -^shot, bet SBlitf ; 'Jlnblirf, 
 bai Se|ld)t; to be out of-, nuper bem 
 (SJefidjte fein. - »iglit, bn6 ©efid)! (ber 
 Qlnblirf; bie ^ugen); within -, im ®c|'id)te. 
 --sore, 1. bn* Sliigengefc^iuiir, (iJcrtlen^ 
 torn. 2. f ber Dorn im 91iige. --splice, 
 (■■OTnr. ] bie '•itugrpligung. --spotted, 
 mit 9tiigen, grjlerft. --stone, ber 91iigeii= 
 flein. --string,btr91iiflcnnrrue. --tooth, 
 ber 9liigenjnl)n. --water, I. ini Qltigeii: 
 ivnfTer 2. © ber ®d)Mnpp6. --wink, brr 
 !il<lgelllvin^ ->wituc*s, b» ^itugen^ciiot. 
 
 tAli 
 
 Kye, V. a. nnfefjen; nnfc^mien, 69 
 fc^iiiieii, niifmcrffnm beobnd)ten, betriu-f)t<n,; 
 
 Kye, V. TU ^ nu6("cl)en. Shak. 
 
 Kye, s. bie *3nit, J?itte. 
 
 ]£yed, I'ed, a<//".(iii3iirnmmenfet)nnaeio 
 migig; J. S5. Ox-eyed. od)|'cnniigig ; (jog- 
 gle -eyed. rinb;5nligig; Black -eyed, 
 rd)n)arjniigig ; Blear--, triefaugig; I'luk- 
 -, fleinniigig; Squin t--, ("c^icinugig. 
 
 Eyeless, I'les, adj. ot^ne 'jaigen> 
 blinb. [|'d)ieid)C. Shak. 
 
 Eyeless venom'd worm, bie ^lillb* 
 
 Kyelet, {'let, (fr. oeillet) *. I. (beffei 
 Rye let-hole) Mi @(f)liurl0(^. 2. + ba« 
 fleine Sod). a 
 
 Kyer, x'ur.*. bcrSIntrfjnuer, Seftftnuew 
 
 Kyeiiad, J'lcad, (Ey 11 ard) (fr.oeil, 
 lade) s. ber (oerflo^lene) 93lirf. Shak. [bet. 
 
 Eyot, I'ot, s. bn5 3nfeld)cii, ber 'iCer» 
 
 Kyre, ire, (nirfr. u. Int. iter) «, 1. 
 (i«5rtlid)) bie^ernmreife. 2. [©ngl.J «) Ju»t 
 tices in -, bie l;eriimreifenben •i){id)ter. b) 
 ein ©eric^t uon f)eriimrcircnben 3{i(()tcrn, 
 fni f)crumiunnbernbe &tvid)t. c) - of tht 
 forest, bn6 5w|l3fti£^t. Chief justice in -» 
 ber Dberforfltneiiler. Black»toj«. 
 
 Kyry, ire, ». bet §orflw 
 
 Kzekiel, eze'kell, s. [S3ibtll ^tfp 
 titl (ernet >6r-4 gropen iprop()eten). 
 
 F. 
 
 F" , if. (^Kitlnut) *. 1. bn«JJ. f. ». (in 
 'Jlbfiirjiingen) : a) F=:40i /■ 40,000. b) 
 /r, l6iuilred)t] bie qjnnbeftcn. c) /, [cnflt. 
 (?riminoIreff)t] ber aSudjilnbe F, roomit man 
 ■Wiffetljnter brnnbtnnrft, luenn fie )U bej 
 9?ed)t6mp|)Itl)nt bet (Elerifei iugelaJTen n>ei» 
 ben. d) (in mebijin. ^fciepteii) F = fiat, 
 mnn mnt^e ei; F. S- A. fiat secundum 
 artem. e) F =: Fellow, SOJitglicb ; F. R. 
 S., Fellow of the Royal Society, Witfllieft 
 ber fBniglic^en ©cfeflic^nft ; F. A. S., FeU 
 low of the Society of Antiquarians. F 
 Ob. fa, ['TCllf.] Mi F. 
 
 Ka, (fd)Ott.) fall, lot; to fall. 
 
 ITa, (|'d)Ott.) get. We maunna fa 
 that, ivit burfen nic^r l)otfeti, t>Ai tu bt* 
 fommen. [falls. 
 
 l^'^a's, (\<i)Dtt.) does fall; water- 
 
 ITa'ard, (fdjott.) favored. 
 
 l*^abaceUU8, flbisheus, (I.) adj. 
 t bo()ncnartig. Ifnbifd), jnubcrnb. 
 
 ■•''alliau, ri'bean, (o. Fabius) adj. 
 
 JPable, fibl, (int. tabula; iri. fab- 
 hal) s. I. bie gnbcl. 2. i a) Die gnbel, bni 
 ■■))irtl)rd)cn. b) bie JJnbel, Siige. c) bie JJii* 
 beKeine* cpiftfjen ob. brnmatifd)eii ®cbt(t>i5). 
 
 Viable, p.. n. I. fnbeln. 2. liigen. — 
 ». a. erbtd)teii: -■; [ja()lt obi flcpriefen, 
 
 ■Tabled, f&'bid , at^- in S'libcin et< 
 
 ■'"'abler, fablur, ». btr S>ibelbi(^< 
 ter; giiblcr , 9Knl)rd)eiierjn()l«t. 
 
 F'abric, fab'rik, fa'brik, (tflt. fa- 
 brica) I. 1. bnfi 'OJ}n(l)iuerf, ©ebnii, @i)» 
 (lem. 2. bn6 (iJebniibe, ber »nii (geiuijl^iil. 
 oon grogen ©ebniibcn, Icmpeln, fiirdjeu, 
 5?niiffrn, 95riirfen it.). 3. ± a) bet SJnu 
 (be« 2CfItnfl«). b) bie SItbeit, Mi &f 
 ntbt (u. tud^rtn ic). c) H6 S<i6cifat 
 dtnnv 4. bie 9<tbri{. 
 
FAte, fAr, fnIL fSt. Me, met. Flne^ fin, N6, move, n5r, got, 6il, cl6dd. Ti^be, tub, fall. I/mh, Tllis. 325 
 
 Fnbric-Ianda, bit jur 9{u£fte((»smtfl 
 un& Unier^altung einec ^irdye &(eiieii&eit 
 6>utn. [ueifertigen ) aufful^reii. 
 
 JPabriCy t>- a. f bauen; ittiiQeix, 
 K^abricate} tab'iekate. aat. fa- 
 brico; e. o. i. biuicii (33rucfi;ii, &d)(ife ic.>. 
 2. utrfcrttijeii , fabrijircii iStuge ;c.>. 3. t 
 
 fell. 4. t prfia^n , |d)liiaen iG4eiC). 
 
 ■. ITabrication , fabreka'almn , s. 
 
 1. Cer 9?au iiiai ~BiiueiO. 2. tie SBevferU; 
 
 gru ic.;. 3. | i>ic lliiti-crd)ict)uu<i; ^<t)nnt' 
 bu»a, Qtt>iti)tuH^, bn6 ^o^uffiiii. 4. i a; 
 ptr hau (id kbt^cr^-). i>; cu iuge. 
 
 l<^abricatur, ^ab'Mkatur, «. ber 
 Grb.iiicr; iStriVni^jet 
 
 li'Mbrilef uiii'l, (lat. tabrilis) adj. 
 •f I. uuu eiiictii '£(t)Uiu'C)e, 3M»>>iefiiiiiiiiie 
 
 irabu|i«t, tali'ulisi, (t F^lflMJ^- 
 tot) t. Ccr ivabuli|l , iyiU'cliicVi«t 
 
 JFabulixe, tabvlue, o. a, fabclii, 
 (Jobciit biit^it'ii 1)0. i;riiii)rt:u. 
 
 ■■^abulusit> , labuiovtt^ f. t ^'^^ 
 g.ibcliutirt , fie tf>iD*it)«i|tii)fiic, JaDcUi. 
 
 ■■''abulous, iab'uiuk, adj. fdbel: 
 |)<i|t. — adv. Knli' uloucly, (Ubclljad. 
 
 I<^abuluu8uesiit fati ului.wei>, «. 
 We ij.ipril)nitirtti'it. . 
 
 I<''abur«l«sn, fa'burdn, (fc. faux- 
 boiirduii; «. i'JJiuf.j eii6 tiuiurimge Iou|lii(f. 
 
 fi^acade, ia».^de', Hx, io.> #■ liUr^ 
 (t(it.i fie (i>e('»<t)t6rMfe , gSi'tCtticile, 5a«aD«. 
 
 Bi^ace^ ta>e, ((c. ^. V. ItU. iacie»; 
 t. \.\ Oae (^I'fic^t, <iliioi'i'<d>t, t^udiQ (I'oii 
 S.l)itrfii, iBieiiidjeiu. 4. t a; tic (i)eit4»t6; 
 ffite, iScrBerieiie , i£rin»tcae (eiuc£ (yefleiu 
 (iouCet;. b> Die Cbergiiitje i ijlni^^e, (£«te. 
 c; bad 1Uiige|l(t)t i bte (^enemuiuc. d; bii! 
 ^le cauB(Te> ti)e(liii(, £>)ac (ber Diuge;. 
 t) ber 31ii("(t>fiii , t><M aiiifeljeii. bet 'Jliu 
 bltcf. e> bie iiecfl^eit, Dreifiiafcit i lluuer- 
 f(t)i)nici)eic. ii) - of lucn, bie dCutffidjc \\ix 
 tut) ')lllgeiiieiiie. Shak. i) || bii6 'JiJitli^ (.= 
 ber 3ortii bie ®iiiibej. J) bie Stirii. 
 
 Face to -, a> 6)efid)t Qegcii (^t\\<i)i, 
 Ocoeiiiiber. b) t {letjeituber, i>ur betbeii 
 ll}eileii. c> feif. d> vpu 'Uiiflc|'((^t ^ii <Jliioe> 
 fi(t)t (eifeubiir). - r»jral, riu uubfruljrbartd 
 e)er(d)t. .>>HAK. To oiie't -, ((S-iiieuu iii'ip 
 OJefiit)! Ortijeu «.>. To liave 4 face lof . .;, 
 a> ((J-iii'ae) l)cuct)flii. b) niiSieljeM. To make 
 Ob. to puli faces, (^e|'i4)ter I'djiuibeu- To 
 put on a new — , eiiie iiiiDire 0)iieiie au< 
 'tcl)mril. To let ilie best - ou tilings, ill 
 buiem Gpiele giue 'i>}^ciie iiiii4)eii. To carry 
 two faces under a liood, nut $i1ird)l;eit, 
 adettugercl litatirl^cil. To lay any oife on 
 the -, o (j-iticiu iDl;rKi|)ru gebcu. To set 
 llie — against, f &iiieili lviberi)rl}Cll. Face 
 •kbout: l^^JX'iiit. itvtiitiiiiiibol fi't^rc eii(l)l 
 
 Face-clot li, Crit l:eid)eiutid) Aii( bent 
 ®efid)te bet iubteu. -painter, ber 
 $otttatiiiaie«. --painting, bie ^utttiit: 
 miUerei. 
 
 ■■'^ace, «. m. I. ^incH grrabe oiife^eu, 
 ©iiieiii in bai 0)rfid)t (Vl)eii 2, (eiiiem 
 il^ufc K.J oeGriiubrcluaeii, grgrit.:b(r|lel)(ii, 
 flfgeiwbeti'eia. 3. l te<f beae||iieti, in>9 
 
 JtAC 
 
 bielen, tco^en, feet ini @eri4t fa^eii-«Se< 
 fat)reii jc.). 4. (with) aj befieiben, ubetllei> 
 bell, b; (it)(a([eii , uecbriimeii , befei^eii (niit 
 &civa5). &. meiibeii, uiiuveiibeii , umlegeii, 
 uiu|'(t)lageii (liarteii 10. 
 
 To face a pair of sleeves, >Jfllf|\1)liige (IU( 
 'llerilicl I'e^eil. My windows - the street, 
 ineiiie 5«ii|let flel)eii oiif bie Strrtge. To - 
 one down, out, ^iiieit iiiit Uiiperj'd>am(l)eit, 
 fierfl)eit beilrciten, Griuafi Ud wiber OenwH^ 
 ben bel)au|)teii. To - down uD. out (a mat: 
 ter), QcixoM uituctrd)duu biitct)re$eit, Ud be> 
 l}ilU)>teil. To — any one out of Ui* wiis, 
 (fiiieii Au£ I'eiiieii i^tiiiien t^erau^l^e^^en. 
 
 ITace, o. n. 1. (jeiid^elii, fut) uerilel' 
 leii. 2. (about) fid) iiiiiiueiibeii, \i\i) uuibtel^eii. 
 
 V^aced) fa'sd, adj. ill 3uM'»>"<="' 
 le^uiigeu ;^ gebilbet, geftaitet, j.2J. Ugly- 
 faced, l)ii^li(^i Two-faced, luit |iuci 
 (^e|'i(i)tern i Bold-faced, uiiueric^iiniti 
 A joity full-- man, eiii iuut;iijcbilbetet 
 "JKeiii'd). lC'(t)miiifbul)iuii. 
 
 I<^^cele8, fA'silix, (itu.) «■ fU cie 
 
 li^aceless, iA»e'le«, adj. (. oi^ue 
 <^t\\A)t 2. X uiu'er|'d)amx. 
 
 F'acer , tAsdr, «. e I. (i^ 93«]:etii) 
 bet «(t)iag Au\i (^efidjt. 2, tan wile Q^iai. 
 
 j|<^aC<:t« ta4el, (ft facettc) 4. bie 
 i>{iuaeii(la(te , ge|'d)liifeiie Qcdt, J^ace^t (voii 
 Duiiittiiiceio. 
 
 l<"'acete « fatete' , ((.) t adj. 
 
 l'^aceti<»ua, ta^esiius, adj. 
 
 I'^ac^tiiiusly, fattssUusJe, adv 
 luilig, muiueci AioUiQ, i<^mh^^f ^^^ 
 lueiltg. 
 
 ■'''aceteuess , fasete'ne* , <. t bee 
 muiucre 'iii\iy, bie X)ruU(g(eit, nitgeiiei^iiie, 
 rd)crit)aite Diiriielimig. 
 
 ■•^acetiousuess, fM^'sUusnes, 
 t. bie Drollidfcit, ex^er^ijiiftigfeif , Suitig' 
 (eit, O^tuiiurfeit. 
 
 ■•^acialy fa'zlieal, (i>> iat, facies) 
 aiij. )utii 'Jluderi<t)te gel)brig. 
 
 Facial angle, bet 0>e|ld)t£iuill(tl. — 
 nerve, [^iliint.J ber (S)eri(^)t6iietue. - arte- 
 ry, [iUixU.J bie ®eru1)t6piil5abet. 
 
 I<^acilet fas'sh, ifr. "Hi. u. lat. fa- 
 cilik) adj. 1. leid)[ uiict)t \d)\Ma ju ucrrid)> 
 leii). 2. % leid)t ^u beiiuiiigeii , ^u iibetilei: 
 gcii, ill iibcrioiiibeii. 3. leiUKlig, gefpriidjig. 
 4. lci(l)(gliiiibig, leic^i ^ii betebeiii faiit't, 
 leiifriiiii, iiiid)fliebig. — udv. Fac'ilely, 
 i)l)iie 'Wfiilje, uicftt. 
 
 iracileiiesS) fas's'ines, f. bie 
 £ei(Vt>jlaubigfe:ti ailjiigcoMe diiic^giebigreit, 
 ilciifiiimfeit. 
 
 JFacilitate, fa^t'letJite, (ft. facl- 
 liier> V. a. irieiit)tera ; befiirberu. 
 
 l<^acilttatiuu, fakileiA'shun, «. 
 bie (Itleu1)fcruii(ji ibetorPrruiia- 
 
 l<^i%cility) fa>ir^i«, *. I. bie 2e\&)t 
 tigfrit (mil ber isim\6 uerri^tet luerbeii 
 tdiiii). 2. bie Ceidjtiafeit , eieiuniibtl^eit, 
 ■Jcrtiflfeit. 3. (aciu6l;iU. ^) ^ie SfK^igliiubig; 
 feir , (adiiigrope) Oi.)a)(iitbiflfeit , (i>ut- 
 iiu'itljigfcit, (Aii'i.Ulujfett. 4. Die Ceiitfcligftit, 
 Uinaiiugiid)feit, (J>eiiiUiflfi'it, 5reuiibii(l)feit. 
 b. pi. bie &ricict)ceruiig^mi«el (uiii eiue 
 @nd)e aiifiiiii'i^reii) i !Sortl)eilei gute &<■■ 
 iegriil)ea. 
 
 I'^'aciilfi'. fa'sing, ». l.a) [gejliiiigSb.J 
 bie ^ctcuituiig (bet ^:i^aUAitfr>,.il!rf.{((i^'^r' 
 
 FAG 
 
 becfeltc. c) ba£ @egciitjbet|le^iv, 3(iti'ef)en^ 
 2. ber ^Jufr^lng, lliiird)lflg (jmn (S(l)iuuc(t 
 rtuf Sieibern); bie SBerbtimmiig. 3. t bit 
 aSerbramuug , ^rnd)tfiecfe. 
 
 C^^CiuorOUS, fasiu'orus, (U- i. fa- 
 cinns) adj. riiff)k'*, iieibred)erifit, I'reueiljaft. 
 
 f aciacuruusnesjii , lasiuoius- 
 nes, «. bie ^o^ljeit, ^repcUjuftiareit, 9{uc^> 
 lofiiifeit. 
 
 F'acsimile, faksimiie, (i>. (<it. 
 facio u. similiH) «. bdi $tK oiitiile , bie 
 geiiiui iind)geii()mte ipoubrdjrifi ic. 
 
 ITact, fakt. (liU. factum) t. 1. bie 
 V)at. 2. bie ll;<U|"(id)e ; pi. it)nt|rtcj)eii, 
 IhiUumtlaiibe ; [^inibeli 6)>eiiee<$tifti. 3. 
 bie V)at, ■aUal;ri)eit , 5a3irflicl)feit. 4. t bie 
 i£(t)ulb (Uri'iic^e). 5. fiir guilt ob. faction. 
 
 In fact, ill ber H;at, ivirfltd), ii)ni)t< 
 l)iifiig. Matters of-, Xl)iU|rtrf)en, ll)atuin« 
 ihiiibe. In matter of-, bci il)iurad)cn. 
 
 enaction y fak'siiun, cuu.) t. l. bie 
 <J>iittei (ill eiiier pi'iitiftljeii ®erelird)iift). 2. 
 bet Sivijl, bit Uneiiiigfeit; btx Iiiimilt, 
 »Uilfriit)t. Iter ^jiirteigiliiget. Shak. 
 
 VaCtiOUary, laksliunari, 4. t 
 
 l<^actioiier, taksliunur, 4. f bet 
 ^lj5atteiiicl)uifi , iJJartcigeiiD^. 
 
 li^actiunistf faksliunlst, 4. bet 
 UiiriU)rti|ier , 'aufniljrer. 
 
 ■i^actiouSf tak'shus, (I. fa^tfosus) 
 adj. L piuteiifd). 2. aiifriihrifd). 3. tl)iitig. 
 SiiAR. — adtt. Fac'tiously, iiiifiuieg> 
 lerii'c^. [ber <parteigciiT, 'iparieibaiig. 
 
 JPactiuuSUeSS, takhliUknei. , 4. 
 
 VactitiuiiN, fakiikli'us, (lat. fac- 
 titius) adj. nad)aeiiin(l)t> tiiut'tlK^. 
 
 Jf active ) fak'i'v, adj. t ma<teiib, 
 |"d)ajfeiib. Bacob. 
 
 ■'''actur, faktur, (lat. ^.; ft. fac- 
 teur) 4. 1. [^aiibfll bet (yeut)a|t6;ul)tet j 
 Jaftut, toeiijVil, 'ilgcut. 2. bet 'UiifiVljer, 
 vgtelluertreter. J. (^irif()in.J ber 'iJafior, 
 'Ufeljrer 
 
 JPactoragre , faktur'dje, 4. [i^fliis 
 bel) bie ^^JSrouifii'ii , ^JJiaflcrgebuljt, i<cm» 
 mijTio" , ^geiiteiifli'briljreii. 
 
 Jf acturship) fak'iursli'p, 4. [>^aiv> 
 bel] bie Jaftorei; c.ic iStede eiiie« Jaftor*. 
 
 Ii'actory, fakiure, 4 1. [ipaiibei] 
 bie ijaftotct. 2. bie 'Jaftorei, bie J-aftDteii 
 nli iii>rprrrd)a|'c, Aatifuiamif4)a|'t (fined 
 Drte«) 3. bie ■OKaiiufatiur. 
 
 I<^ac(utuin) iakt6'tum, (lat. <!!}.) 
 4. 1. i ba« ijnf totiim , 'Jlllefi iii »Jlllcm. 2. 
 i ber ^acfefei, b\M Cinltlpicr. 3. (i.ypi)gr.j 
 i)A6 Qiiabrat. 
 
 F'acture, fSk'tsi.ire, (fr. <aj.) 4. 
 bie itiiiiil I'b. 4lrt u. HJen'c bet iSerfetii* 
 giing, bie 9Irt u. 2i5etie, luie (Jtiua* gr» 
 niad)t ill. 
 
 l*^HCul<y, fak'ulii, (lat. facultas) 
 4. I. a) bie JJiU)tgfeit. b; b-ie Araft; botf 
 2Jerm[igeu. 2. bie (J)e|"d)irfli(t)fcit, 0)abe, bai 
 laleiu. 3. a) bie (perroulid)e, eigciuijiiiiu 
 lid)e) ©■jgeiii"(()aft. b) Mc iCirffanifcit. Shar. 
 4. bie'))?ad)c, (SJeiualt, SBcfiigiiijj, DM 2Jor» 
 ted)t; bieiJiMiigSiui'irbe. Shak. 5. t bie (me« 
 d)aiii|"d)c) OJeiualt, Arafr. 6. bie ffleimiii;i;'» 
 art. 7. tlliiii'etr.] bie Safiiiiat. 
 
 The vital faculty, bie 2ebciii5ftaff. 
 Court of faculties. l(Sugl.J eill ©frid)[6» 
 
 gvi, bet iiiitet jtie);i ,(^ibij'(^o/c vo» Softer* 
 
d26 Fate, far, fall, fat. >U, met Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6.^d. Ti^be, tub, ffiJI. t/tin. TFIis. 
 
 FAG 
 
 >urt) fle^t u. tsifipenfen ju ^thatt^tn tt. «« 
 ti^etft. The master of faculties, tier 
 0c\ie SStnmtt iitfti ®etid)tit)ofi. 
 
 K'a&cund, fak'und, (1.) adj. btttit. 
 
 F'ncundity, fakund'deti, «. Me 
 a3treMl)cit, 23crc&inmffit. 
 
 Vaddle, fad'dl, (flir fiddle) v. n. 
 o (Vifieii, innbeln. — v. a. o uerljntfc^eln, 
 oerjiirrfln. 
 
 Jl<''a.ddle) »■ o Die ISiiftelel. 
 
 ■'''ttddler, faddiur, «. o I. ber 
 li^ Pier. 2. in SBtrjiirtler. 
 
 l<\»ddoiii'<, (r())Ptt.) fathomed. 
 
 Fa.a«, tide, (fr. 503.) adj. f fn6e, 
 f(t)iu>rt), nintt, |'cf)nl. Berkeley. 
 
 F'ade, (Int. tado) p. n. 1. ivelfeti, 
 Uenuflfen. 'i. i)er!)Ieid)en, vtr\d)ic^en (i>on 
 Sydrl'fiu. 2. ± a) ? (away) i>erblfirt).en (ooii 
 (Sti-viirii). b) fd))i)tii9en , DafjinrrfjiuiiiDen. 
 c) tiiitjinii'clfen , obiKljiuen. d) (away) vtt-- 
 (diwmiHw, i'frge!)eii , bnljiiircelftn. 
 
 ■•^Hde, D. a. wclteii oD. perwelfcn 
 rti.iitcii. K :i d e d , flbge|'d)»)nd)t, nbgeiiiiUtet. 
 
 F'ndg-e, tAdje, (aiioelf. faegen. ge- 
 fegeii ; fii(i(\\) v. n. J r)t>. o I. fid) fuaeii ; 
 fid) f(t)icfcn , pofTen. 2. | firf) uertrngeii, 
 fid) iiiriitmiieiird)tcfen, eiiiig fetn. Hudibras. 
 3. (]eiiitflen, nngeljen, ne()en. 
 
 ■•^adiit^, fade'iiig, #. 1. etne irifd)f. 
 liiiiVivf. 2. ciii ©d)Iu^reim , luie XriifliiJ 
 
 111 K. ShAK. 
 
 V^uding', adj. I. nelttni. 2. ner. 
 6leid)rii6; - iiiK) yellow, gelb merbenJ). 3, 
 Ben^iiuilid). — »• Cn« 2CeIfeii; t»ic 916. 
 Hiil)nie, Hr 55erfii[t. 
 
 I*^adins-lt<*S.<», fide'ingnes, «. Me 
 KtiM.ihine, aSer!iaiiijIid)feir, 6er SScrfiltl. 
 
 V^ndy, ti'de, adj. ab\ni)menb , j)et< 
 tltiiteiit) , L'erfiifleiiD, uenui(teriit). 
 
 F'ae, (fd)Btt.) a fo«. 
 
 l<^a«cal, fe'kal, adj. - matter, 
 
 (^Refi.] bet ^tii\d)intoti) , 9Iu6tourf iU 
 *D?enfrf)en. 
 
 Faeces, ri'six, ant. 2D.) ». pi- 
 I. 1^3?fb.) ber 9Iii#»)urf. 2. bie^cfen, ber 
 
 F'aeiii, (rd)utt.) foam. [Sn?. 
 
 l^'aVn, (rd)ort.) fallen. 
 
 l^^afl'le, faffl, t>. n. t ft<it""ietn. 
 
 ■''^ag', fag, i>. a. -f n&ptugelu , biird>< 
 priiijfln , nbrd)miereii. — b. n. o erniiiben, 
 tnniutcii. [uerrid)tenbe ©finue. 
 
 F'ag-, * t ber 'ipnrfeel, f)nrre 3Irbeit 
 
 Vfkg, *. t 1. ber giocfeii Db. Jvuoten 
 (ill iihttrii). 2. bit graiife (bnuon). 
 
 F'ag-end, fasend, #. 1. ba« <3nl)t. 
 biinb, fit €rtl)iififle (an 1ud)frii). 2. i Der 
 9lii5miirf, 2ui«rd)iie (eiiier Qa<t>t). 3. ['TOnr.] 
 NiS nllfgf^rel)re iini^Gnbe. 
 
 K'ag- out , V. n. fid) aufbrefjen , auf< 
 (jt'heii (uoii Iniien). 
 
 I'^'agfe , fi<ije . *• o ber ©d)mmif . 
 
 l<^ag-(>t, fajul. (m. fagod; fr. fagot) 
 t. 1. tni 9{ei66iinb, ber i>Cet4(>i"ird)el, dhii' 
 fciiubel, bie 'JSJefle. 2. ber !8iiube (iiid)t )uirf> 
 lid) vorljniibeiie, fDiibeni inir in ber ■Oifinler< 
 rolle einflerd)riebene Solbnt). [Sfeifig. 
 
 Tlie »tick» or twigs ot a fagot, bnS 
 
 Pnt¥. To smell of tlie fagot, nod) 
 cin<in ^etjcr riecften. 
 
 Fagot-band, bie 2Diebe eine« S>{ci«» 
 
 FAJt 
 
 tunM. Fag&t - maker, — man, ber 
 
 2Se((enm(id)er, 5Rei6buf(^elbinber. 
 
 IT'ag'Ot, V. a. I. in i^iinbef )ti|am> 
 menbinben, bnnbeln. 2. i unter ciniinber 
 luerfen. Dsvdek. [iai Jtiljlerj. 
 
 F'ahlerz, fal'ln, ». [■OKineralg.J 
 
 ITaliliuiite, fa'luiiite, «. ['9!)'?inc.- 
 rnlg.] btr Jjatjliinit, 5lutDmniit. 
 
 F<ail, fale, (fr. faillir; Int. fallo; 
 fe()(eii) p. n. 1. feljlen, a> nusblelben (i>on 
 auellen) , nic^t nufge()en (uon Jt'ftrnerii). b) 
 ninngeln. 2. t a) <it>neljmen , criunttcn; 
 fd)ii)oc^er merben. b) nufljoren , jii Qni>t 
 geljen, enbigen. c) uerlorcn gef)en. d) iler^ 
 ben, iiinfominen. e) nbgef)en, uergeljeu, 
 nu«gef)en (mie ber gjfuti} k.). f) ntipimgen, 
 fefjlfc^lngen. g) ermniigclti, unrerlnffen. lo 
 (of) fd)eitern (in), uerfcl;len (GriuaS). i) 
 nu«bleiben (won 25erfpred)iuigeii lO. j) (in) 
 «) unterlnffen (G-ticnS). /i) uerfel^ien, nid)t 
 erreid)en (&nuii«). y) t'ibertreten ((5nwn^;. 
 k) bnnfbrudjig, jnljIuiigSiiiifiiljig ob. bnnferott 
 roerben, Sbnnfcrott innc^en; fnfliren. 1) felj; 
 len, fid) irren. 
 
 To fail of one's word, iuortbrud)tg 
 luerben. To — to any one, ©ineii predeii, 
 niifii^ren. To - in one's liope, fid) in fci-- 
 ner ^ofFiiung getniifd)t finben. TUe day 
 began to -, ti ftng nn , Slbenb jii luerben. 
 Never- failing, unfeljlbar. We fa ill 
 luir fodten feljleii ! Shak. 
 
 ITail, V. a. 1. uerlnffen, im ©nd)e 
 Inffen. 2. unterlnffen, uerfaiimen. 3. (6ineni> 
 fel)len, gebred)cit. 4. * betritgen. 
 
 Her heart failed her, ber '^Utf) Vtt' 
 oil's it)r. 
 
 H^ail, *. 1. bie llnter(nfTnii<), Sernb> 
 fnutnung, ©rmnngeinng. 2. t bn« %tt)U 
 f4)lngen; ber ■>))rnngel; iob, tas ©nbe. 
 
 Without fail, iiiifel;lbar. 
 
 F'ailance, fAieans, «. * a) ber 
 (Jeljler. b) f. Failure. 
 
 ITailiui;}-, fale ing. «. 1. bn^ ^ti)ltn. 
 2. ber Jftjler. 3. ber 5)nnrbrii4; - in the 
 payment, tia& 9iu«bletben Der 3iil;liing. 
 
 I^^ailure, file'yuie, a. I. tXii %tf): 
 len, 5lusblejbeii (ber 'ilerntc :c.) 2. (ot) tie 
 yiid)t » e-rfiiUung , Uuterinifiing , (Irmiinge-- 
 liiitg. 3. (of, nn) ber ^))fnllgeI; bic31biial)ine. 
 4. Dn5 3eljlfd)lngeii , rJJ^Blitigen. 5. ber 
 Sanrerort, iai jjnlliment. 6. t ber ^et)Uv, 
 bn« aSerfefjen. 
 
 Upon failure of which, mibrigen JnflA. 
 
 - of crops, ber '^Jii^iunc^d. Statement of 
 a -, [9{ed)t«rpr.] bie DnriMlnng eine« (Jnl= 
 limeiitd II. ber llrrad)eii Dejjciben. A man'* 
 
 - in the execution of . . , Die 9ild)ter>Ul> 
 lung . . . umi ©eite ^eninnba. 
 
 ITaillf fine, (nngelf. fagen, faegan, 
 \vot)> adj. 1. ito\), niimrer, uergnugt, er< 
 freut; geneigt. 2. Ijalb geiiuuiiflen, Ijnlb 
 genotfjigt ((3Timi6 jn rl;nn). 
 
 1 was fain to forswear it , - n)Df)( Pb. 
 iibel, gem ob. ungeru , id) inugte ti ab> 
 \d)wottn. 
 
 l«^ain, adi). gern ; ntit JJrenben- 
 
 I would fain die, id) tii5d)re gem flcr> 
 ben , id) tliirbe gern. 
 
 F'aiii, V. n. t f(^mn(I)ten, ftc^ fttfntn. 
 
 Ii'aiuness, fanenes, s. bie @ef)n: 
 fiid)t. 
 
 l<'*aint, fArut, (ir. faine; fann, fd)mad), 
 
 FAI 
 
 Benvnnbt tnit bem fr. faner) adj. 1. (by, 
 with) fd)n><\d), matt (uor). 2. matt; a> 
 \d)m<\d) (I'on IBueii). b) glanjlt>5, blag (o. 
 Jnrben). 3. fd)mnd} , unuotlfommen (9leljn» 
 lid)feit ic.). 4. jagljaft. 5. ivarm, Inn, |d)»vul 
 (0 2Berter). 6. fd)mnd), nnd)larftg, tnigeJ 
 7. entnuiiljtgt, muri;lD«. 
 
 Faint-hearted, i>erjngt, jng, flein< 
 mutl)ig. --heartedly, «rfp. jngljaft. — * 
 heartedness, bie 3ng^nftigfeir, bet 
 ^leimniitl). ' 
 
 li^aiiit, p. n. 1. (mnnd)mal niit awayji 
 in Oljnmactr fnflen, Dl)nmad)rig merben; 
 t)infiiifen. 2. a) (with) ermatten, i'd)n)n(fe, 
 mube ob. mntt luerbcn (Don), b) (for) vtvt 
 \d)m<\d)tttt (uor). c) nbnel)men, rd)iviid)et 
 luerben. 3. mntfjlo* lucrben, ben 97fnr() uef^ 
 tieren. 4. i>errd)minben (mie ?H3olfeii lO. 
 
 It faints me, ■{■ o, ei mirb tntr fibel.;' 
 
 Vaint , p. a. + entmutliigen , nieber^ 
 rcf)lngen; (d)wnd)tn. Shakj 
 
 ITaiutingr, fint'ing, (nuc() Faint< 
 ing-fit) s. bie Df)nmad)t. — Fainting, 
 adj. oI)ninnd)tlg. ' 
 
 To be seized with a fainting-fit, 
 in Dl)nma(^t fnflen, oljnmncfttig lucrben. 
 
 F'aintish, fant'5»h. adj. fd)i»ac?>, 
 matt. [bie ^Wntrlgfeit, ®d)road)e. 
 
 Faintisliness , fantlnhnes, «. 
 
 F'aiutling', fant'ling, adj. t feiO'^ 
 jngljnft. — «. bie Wemine. 
 
 F'aiutly, fint'li, adv. 1. fd)ivn(^^ 
 matt (flingen tc). 2. l a) mntt, nnc^lnfilft. 
 b) jngfjaft. c) i"d)n)acf), blag, bunfel. : 
 
 Vaintness, fint'nes, #. l. bie 
 'TKntrigfeit , ®d)iuad)c. 2. ± bie >Wattigfeit,( 
 iTrad)Iarfigfeit, nntl)atigfeit. 3. bie ©c^wule 
 (bei 20erter*). 4. bie 3agl}aftigfeit, aingih 
 
 F*aints, fint«. ». pi. [Snnbivirtl^it^.] 
 ber ?)?ad)rd)iig (bum 5H5eine lO. 
 
 V^aiuty, fint'i, adj. \d)m<\d); matt, 
 frnfrlPij; trage. 
 
 Pair, fire, (nngelf. faeger; fd)ip. 
 fager) adj. 1. t)tU, rein (JOajfer iC) ; (d)hUt 
 tjeiter (iSBerter ic). 2. \d)'i>\i , Ijnbfd); artifl, 
 nngeneljni. 3. f)eflfnrbig, blonb. 4. giinilig, 
 gut (SBinb jt.) 5. (witli) niifrid)rig (gegen), 
 eljriid), reblid), cffe"- *■ niine|)mbar; billt^. 
 7. fd)5n, gut ('2lu6firf)ren , 21nrd)ein so. 8. 
 rd)5n, freunbrd)aftlid), freunblid) olBorteK.), 
 9. gi'itlicf), fnnft, gelinbe. 10. gerec^r, uer» 
 Bient. 11. f)ubrd), Itftrtid), fauber (>?anb» 
 fd)rift ic.). 12. gut, unberd)olren, unbejlerft 
 (Sarn(ter). 13. eljrbnr, red)tma(}ig. Sha*. 
 14. eljrenuprf. Shak. 
 
 Fair is foul and foul is-, ein ipepcni 
 fprurf) bei Shak . ber (o I'iel ^eige n fofl ai6 : 
 bei ben ®d)icfraI5mrid)ren ifl Sides anber«, 
 nl8 bei t>ti\ 9Wenrd)en. To give one - play, 
 ©•inen ttjvlid) bel;anbeln. To give one a - 
 warning, (5-incm einrn giiteii diatf) geben. 
 To take by foul means what was refused 
 by -, mit (Seiunit nel)nteu, \mi man biird) 
 &utt nid)t eriangen fonnre. To play - play 
 or game, eljriid) fpielen. To be in a- way, 
 gute 91uSfid)ten Ijaben. - tongue, em 
 ®d)meid)lfr. A-man, ber 53ionbin, aMonbe. 
 
 - - w e a t h e r-f r lends, greuube ini ©ll'lrfe. 
 
 - light. Iid)t, Ijetl. The - sex, tiai \'d)bnt 
 ®erd)Ied)t (b. t}. bie ^rnuejo. ' i 
 
 Prov. A fair face is half a porUoo, | 
 <Sd)ml)eit ift bie f)albe *)3iirgtft. 
 
Fate. far. f?.ll. fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got. 6!!, cl6rtd. Tiibe, tub, ftill. tAin, Tllis. 327 
 
 FAk 
 
 Fair-conditioned. 0llf^rr)f(). — - 
 dealing, tie (fbrlii1)firit, Dtfeiil)cit. -- 
 faced. fd)iMl I'DII ffi<rirt)t. —-hand. f(f)iMl 
 au^l'thenCi. Shak. --play. Pie 5p&f!irt); 
 ffit. --spoken, l)6flid), fug, einiul)tiieiiD, 
 «wig CO. HsTionrii). --way? [^TOiir.] 6ii^ 
 Jy.iijra'nfier , >3«gat. 
 
 V'air, adv. I. pfffn; nrtig, (joflicf), 
 flr(.i(liil- 'i. ftjritd) ; billig. 3. envrmrdjt, 
 flificflid) ; wt'^I. 4. fr«unef(l>nfHi(f>. 5. foc^rf, 
 fiuift , ririjig. 
 
 Fair and softly, fn(f)te, flfHind). To pro 
 nice — , Sir! ufrtVrr(f)en. To speali - to 
 any one, 6'jncin qute ^Borre gebrii. To bid 
 -, bormic^ nii^feljeri. fid) giit rtiiliifffii, I'cr 
 fi>rr<t)ril. Now - befall tliee, Bit «Jfl)' (6 
 mot))! Shak. To stand - witli.., to keep 
 - Willi . . , niif frf iinprd)iifrlid)e«i JufK flft^tu 
 fid) trl)rtUeil niit... To aiand - for ob. to 
 AU( fliiKui ^f(je ffin }ii . . ; 9Iuf fidji Ijabeit 
 our. .. To lie -, (-TOflr.l niigeieijt ijnben 
 To copy -, rein n6rd)reiben, inuiitireii 
 To dance -, mjt »2lnilonD ronien. 
 
 Pruv. Fair and aquare, Me Cjfetlf^eit 
 5RfMi(t)ffit. 
 
 I<^air, I. I. (fCfivtif*) a) fcie &<t)bnt. 
 ©d)5nl}rtt. b) the -, tai f<b'ont 0)tiiDiid)t. 
 8. t P'< ®d)i>iif)eit. Shak. 
 
 V^airf (fr. foire; arm. foar, foer. 
 feur) t. tie 9Keffe, Cer 3nljrmnrft. 
 
 Bill of (the) fair, Der (Bt<^^<t^tttt^. 
 6trtiiMd)ein. (jii fpnt fi'iiinieii. 
 
 Proo. To come a day after the fair. 
 
 Fai r -day . Cer 3*'f)rniiirfrtiig. --dea I- 
 • ra. pi. finuflfiite, 6ie ■iWiffffii bcfu(^eii. 
 --town, ^ie '0)?rg: , 'WiirftartPt. 
 
 I<^airand-inttn , fArand-man . «. 
 o ter 2niiMlrrid)fr. (present. 
 
 Kairin, a Talrin, (I'd^iut.) n 
 
 ■•"airing-, fireing, t. t)A« >]}?r@gr: 
 fd)enf , tie OJfeiTe , 6er Ooljrmnrft. 
 
 A brlde'ii fairings, ^ndjjfifgf rd)fllfe. 
 
 ■•''airlNh, fAre'ish. ad;, iiietiiict) , ar> 
 tig , IriMid) , jicnilic^ rd)oii. 
 
 ■•''airly, l^re'le. adv. I. f Wot, 
 fjubi'd), nrng. 2. l>e.iiiem ((lelegrn :c.). .3. 
 reMid), ehrlirt), oiifrJd)rl(i; cffeii, ft)nt lnu-\. 
 tffnt liiiiidjiing , rliiie Wcfiiljrtr. 4. rem. 
 5. frtiift, fnd)te. 6. gilrlid). 7. billig, billiger 
 OJfiie, I'ermJiifriger aCeiie. 8, (jiitrd), Kiir 
 bet, leferlid> (ger4)rieben>. 9. gait), gonjlid^, 
 v&llin. 
 
 To deal fairly with any one, rt)rlid>, 
 flutrid>ti(j mir G-iiiem }ii ^HSrrfe gehen. 
 
 ■<^airil«K8, fire'nes. t. I. t>ir@(6vit> 
 
 Ijfit (tier Okrtiilr :c.). 2. He Slrrigfeit. 3. tie 
 Weiiiljeit (tr« <H5<i(Trr^). 4. &ie lliil'i'i'dji'lteiiJ 
 Ijtit (bti ^muni). 5. Die i)eeMid)frft, Qt)}!: 
 U(t)tt\t. 6. tie Sifligfeit (eiiieSSBerrrnfliS !c.). 
 7. eie ®ure (eiiieS 93eii'ei|'c* jo. 8. Me 
 @nnfti)eit. 9. tie 9reiiiitlid>reir. lO. tie 
 ©fliiberfeit (u. i5>mit|"d)rit"rcu). 
 
 ■•"airy, la'ie. (t'r. fee) ». 1. tie 5ee. 
 2. tie 3>i»beriiiii. Shak. 3. ter iti'Mt. 
 
 Kairy, adj. i. r>eiil)rttt, jiuiferifd). 
 2. 01)11 Seen flrgcbeii ; jjeeii . . . (C«nt ic.l. - 
 tirt. tie '(^eeret. 
 
 ■<^airyiik(% fi'relike. adj. fttnt)a(t. 
 
 ■•''airyNfoiie, lirekiune, «. ter 
 Wipilriii , ^>(iurd)i'&. 
 
 ■•'"aitil, tk\h, in. fyz; iinti. teii> t- 
 1. on &l.iube. 't. iX^toLi ^» *i)MUbc.. 3. 
 
 FAL 
 
 (ber fflegenftflnb tti ©duibenS, tie Sefjre, 
 nil iweldje mnii glniibt) ter OMnube. 4. ter 
 Ciiiniibeninrtifel. 5. tie Sietlidjfeit , (5-|)riid>! 
 feit, Irene. 6. tai <D3i>rt, tie Sufnge. 7. t 
 tie SKtihrheit, Olrtubiuurtigfeit (enter ^r^ 
 jtiljlung ic). Mitford. 8. tne 5reiiiit|'d)ni'tj: 
 bijntiii^. .Shak. 
 
 Faith! upon my -! lunljrlid) ! bei tnci: 
 Iter Qt)Tt\ In good -, gerreii ti, oljiie Oit- 
 |t1t}rte , bona fide. In — whereof..., jiir 
 'lieiunl)rl)eitiing tiefe*... To have ut. to 
 put - ill ... , gliuiben an . . ., (einer Sadjei 
 Wlrtuben beiincifen. To break - with any 
 one, ©iiieiu ttti gegebeite ^ICetf breditn. 
 
 Faith -bread) . tie '^crtbriid^igfeit. 
 
 F'aitli, t>. a. t gloiibeii, Oilaiibrn bei: 
 ilie(7in. Shak. Iretlid), ctfeil. Shak. 
 
 F'aitlted, fAi/t'ed, a^j. t et^riid;, 
 
 ■•^aitiier, (I'd^vtt.) father. 
 
 ■•^aitliful, fiiyi'idl. ndj. 1. [Il^riM.j 
 glaubig, gltiiibig. 2. trrii , gerreii Ulnreril)^: 
 iieii K.). 3. tttiiO), el^rlid). 4. treu (letiieii 
 '£erpf)id>tiingeii ic. iiti4)foninieiit ). 3. treii 
 iter SOAl)rl;eii geiiiii^^ 6. ivnl;r, gloiibiutir: 
 tig. 7. treu, bcilhntig; ilniitt^afti eifrig. 
 
 The faithful, tie CSiuuibigeii. 
 
 ■•^aitiirully, fiii/i tu.le. adv. I. treu, 
 el)rlid), rcClirt). 2. rrru (luoritreii). 3. giiiiu 
 big, giniibig. 4. cifrig, fe|l. 
 
 ■•'"aitliruiness, tAt/i'iulne«, t. l. 
 tie Irene (ter Unrcr[|;iincn ic). 2. tie ^^iif^ 
 ru-t)tii]feir. 3. tie Gljrlid)reit, 9{ebli(t>feit. 4. 
 tie ireuf (einer fftjefmu jo, 25e(liiiitigfeif. 
 
 ■<"aitlilei«s, liihiis, adj. 1. iii;et<l.j 
 iiiigliuibig, ungldiibig. 2. ungliinbig ( nid)t 
 gliinbent). 3. iintreu, treulotf. 4. friigertid), 
 lAiifc^ent ($l)ontt)in :c.;. GeLosMiTii. 
 
 The faithless, tie lliiglaiibigen. 
 
 ■•^aitllleSMUesS , fat/i'iesaes , «. 
 I. lXt}toi.l ter tlnglaube. 2. Me Iremofifl' 
 reit, llntreue. 
 
 ■Taituur, fi'iur, (u. (at. factor) $. 
 * ter £d)iiff, i£d)iirfe, Cnnip. Si-ejiser. 
 
 F'ake, like, (|'d}utt. faik; v. angcli'. 
 fnegHii, fYigeiu J. ['•JJfnr.J ter ®d)liig eine«< 
 itnt'griVtt'iTeneii ( runt juriiniincngeUgreii) 
 laned. MAa. Oict. 
 
 ■•^akir, fi'klr. ) «. [turf. it. iiitii'djc^ 
 
 ■'''aqtiir, ^ '*3}^i'.>i4>d>ve|eii J ter 
 
 5ofir. 
 
 F'alcade , faikide'. (fr. ^. > *■ 
 IDieitf.) tie iyiilfrttf , tni Jalfireu itci 
 •JjiiTfr*). 
 
 falcate, falk'Ate, f adj. fl(()r|fi:^r: 
 
 ■•"^ai rated, fai'kiied.^nug (i>. 9ien: 
 iniMiPi-K./. (ivn'imnif, |ld)elt6rinige(i)e|1iilt. 
 
 ■<"aicati<>ii , faikji'sliiin , «. tic 
 
 ■•''alcilioil, lil'shi'in. (lar. falx) «. 
 ter ■i^.id.ud), fiirjc, frnnime ©libel. 
 
 ■•''aiciroriii, farselorui, atfj. \i<t)tU 
 lorimg. 
 
 ■•"aiCOn, faw'kn, fal'kn, (fr. fau- 
 coo) t. I. lOniirl). u. jiir O'lflO) ter ^Mte. 
 2. l-Hrfifl.l ter Jiilfe. tie 5>ilf.uiiie. 
 
 I<^aic«>ner, fav^'kniir, s. ter 'Sait- 
 uer; ij.iireiiirr. (&a6 golfiMieir (Ofi'djiiij). 
 
 ■•^aicoiiet, tal'iioiiei, t. Ciilrtid.l 
 
 ■•"aicoiiry, faw'knre. farknre, «. 1. 
 tie J.ilfiiiTfi. 2. Me Jdlfeiibrije. 
 
 |<^aida|E|re, t^ididje. (nnttelair. Sat. 
 fald;igiiiiM, viHX ID. laid, tie $)iirte ; florl). 
 
 FAL 
 
 ^urtenfrfjfflg. [^feT(t)aeiti, iriftgefb. 
 
 F'aidfee, fiid'iee, s. ((S-iigi.j ta^ 
 
 F^alding-, fal-ding, s. - cine <Urt. 
 
 grobes Ind). Chaucer. 
 
 F'aldstUOl,fild'siool,(fAld u stool), 
 
 *. 1. ((Jngl.) a.> ter Sronniig*)'d)enul. !>)' 
 ter ©tnljl eiiiefi ^ird)yf5 iin (5i)ot. 2. bet 
 gelDllllI)!. [uanients i u d resa.; 
 
 ■<^ai-lalls, (fct^l^Ct.) foolLsh or- 
 F'ail, tail, (ongrlf. feallan) praet. fell ; 
 ;». p. fallen, -J- fain; v. n. I. § fiiflcn. 2. t 
 (into) fnflen, fid) ergiegen (in ein OMeer ic^ 
 I'oii gliiffen), 3. fallen, fliirjen (uon ^pfer* 
 ten K.) ; cinfaflen (u. fflebautcn). 4. l fal»i 
 len; a) fallen, abfaflen (wie 'iltatn, tie Gar, 
 iielic). b) fallen; a) nnterget^iii. /S) ilerben, 
 iimfotnnien. c) abfaden , einrd)riimpfen, 
 idxuinten. d) (to) fallen , abnel)nHn, fiufen, 
 hfnintergeljen (nuf... luie 'ilJrei fc le. ); im 
 ■^reife fallen, ab|"d)lagen. c) fallen, Ijcrabi 
 ihlrjeii (u. einein t)ot)tn ^(angcK.). f; fallen,, 
 fiiireii (in ter 91(f)tiing u°. }. g) (at, into) 
 fallen, geratt)en in ot. anf . . . hi fallen (vuni 
 £luee(illber ii«lljerinoineter,i'Din 'JBafferze.). 
 i) fallen, abne^inen (i»ie ter 2Uint). k) ay 
 fallen, geratl)cn; merten (in eiiien neuen 
 geifligen oter forperlic^en 3n|1aiit ilbergei 
 i)tn , ). 93. to fall sick, poor, franf, arttft 
 luetten; to - asleep, eimcljlaffn ic). fi) au», 
 fangen, ). 33. to fall a fighiing. anfangen, 
 fic^ iu prijgeln k. I) fid) an« -MiutljU'tlgfeit, 
 'Jlerger, Kninmer tb. ©d)am ocrilellen (I'Oin. 
 Slicfe ic). ro)^(to, upon) jiifaden, 4« lljeil 
 iwcrten (GineiU). n) (on> fallen, geratljen, 
 trejfen (anf..). o) (on) uDerfallen c(*inen), 
 l)erfaflen (fiber), p) fallen, eiiitrcffen (ooii 
 einer 3eiO. q) (into) nnuertniirl)et fuininen 
 ot. geratljen (auf». r) (to) (fc^nrll, niit Sei» 
 tenfd)aft ic.) fid) begeben ot. niad)cu (an); 
 foinnien (jn ®d>l<ifl«n jc). ») (to) jugel;&ren, 
 angel)&ren, jufnllen (&ineni). t) (fiom) ent> 
 fallen (G-inem luie SBorte). u) fnflen, ilnfen 
 (luie 5?o(Tmiugen). v) fallen (geboren luerteii, 
 t)Dn inngen H;ieren). w) enten, tti\6(\ti)tn, 
 entigen. x) fallen (anfl^eren, mte ein ©efprac^). 
 
 To fall to decay, einfallen, jerfallcn,^ 
 To - to pieces, juraniniciifaden- To - into 
 a passion, fi<^ entrnilen. To - into a 
 trade, Kuntrd)iift beftnnnien, in Qlufnaljmc 
 foniinen. To — into an apoplectic fit, 
 einen (S(f)lag brroinnieii. To - into dis« 
 conteut, initMnntljig iverten. To - a — 
 doing of something. g-ttvaS aufaiigen, fl(|^ 
 an erne *llrbeit niad)en. To - a sacrifice, 
 (to), trt«Dpfer (tei? aibergtaubin^ ic.) werteiu. 
 To - in love with ..., fid) uerliebeii in ... 
 To — together by the earn , t;antgeine(ll 
 roerten. To - astern, [O^'ar.) jnriirf otet 
 l)tncenbleiben. 
 
 To fall aboard of, 1. l«»?nr.J ail 
 95frt legen. 2. i Ijerfaflen Tiber ... 
 
 To fall away, 1. abfaflen, niageree 
 iwerten. 2. f a) (from) abfallen (u. itonige, 
 ter 9{eliginn zc.>. b) \)tta.cifttt, ucrfallen, 
 irrfaden. o abiie^men. 
 
 To fall back, 1. iurrirffndeu. 2. 1 a) 
 »»eid>ni, jiirnrfgeljeii. b) (from) nbflel;en 
 (upn tineiu Si-rljaben zc). 
 
 To fall calm, [>Miar.] flifl unt cuf)i9 
 •uerten (I'l'in «IBerter>. 
 
 To fall down, 1. nieterfaden , )u> 
 
 faidan/ #. ifrnai.J C«f..S'(ir{'>iJ);i^|/ i''^il•?)^?^i'l?5^^.'^,|..tti'6er^n^ell^ ficO fcfUQfn. 
 
328 Fale, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. No, move. ii6r, j^ot. oil. rldi'id. Ti'ihp. tiili. Coll. t/nu. TMis. 
 
 3. ntefterfnften (nuf eie ^nie , ^einnn&en )u 
 gugen faden). 4. eiiijlnffii, einfrtdeii. 5. 
 t)tnn&fal)reii, ()imiiuertal)ren (cinen Jluy to. 
 
 To fall foul, a) niifadcii , niiflrcifcn, 
 auv«rfen. !>> (upon) uiiGeiliim l)erfnUeii iiber... 
 c; I'OMat.i (of; reei&en auf . . . 
 
 To fall from, 1. abfollttt DOtt..., fal); 
 ren laffcn. 2. ntfrtUen, fid) trennen oD. lo6» 
 mnc^eii i>oii ... 
 
 To fall in, I. eiufattcn (u. (JJefcaufteii). 
 2. eintrexen; [■DJfiiit.J (yiit&er formiren. 3. 
 1 eiiifnlleii (oon ®efirf)tijU!]en ic). 
 
 To tall in at, t)iiuinger(it()en. To - 
 in with, a) juinnimeuirejftii unit;, (loycn 
 fl«f . . . , (&ineii; niitri'tfen. b; (G'iuem; btu 
 flimmen, t)eifa[len, bLn))j1id)reu. c; iliuiiueii, 
 ubereiiiilimnieii iiiit... (eiiier ''Xieinuiii] lO. 
 d) ['War.) eiitcecfeii (SaiiD) ; iia^e Comuien; 
 anfonuneil tOti; ; to - iu witli the liurbor, 
 ill Deii .^rtfeii ctiiloufen ; to - i n w i i li the 
 siiore. lailDeil,aillonDeil. To-in hand witli 
 a thing, GtibiIS iiiiteriiehmen. U did not - 
 in youi- way, ti tiiiii Obneii nid)t uor. It 
 falls iu his gifts, er l)at ee ^u Dern't>cii. 
 
 To fall into, betpjitc^teu, bei|limmcii 
 (einer ^Bfeiiiuiig;. 
 
 To fall off, 1. (jembfrtden , i)ermitvr> 
 fnlleii , fiiUeii von ... 'I. i rtu&tltrbcii ; utt> 
 iDKii (jil)Cii. 3. i a; nbfallcu ( I'oii (*iiieiii >. 
 b) uerlaffeii, ,uifnebtii. c; \aHcu , fiiifeii um 
 2i5ml;e, in Jcr ^ilctjriiiio Jc. ;. d; iibiiflien; 
 (iblleljcn. 4. t^Mfav.J uimu et»id)e abfalieii. 
 
 To fa lion. 1. i fnlleii, IjejaUfiilUn tiuj. . 
 2. t a; ijerfaUcii iiber ... b; <infn(len. 
 
 To tall out, 1. ? aufifaUcn; t)etau&: 
 fntlen , Ijtii.uisfaaeii. 2. ± a; luiot'adeii ( I'ul) 
 ereignen; ; to — well, gut nii^fiidtii, (ijaiu 
 6elJ did); rentirtn. b; iHirf<«den, firt) tnt' 
 fpiniicn (uiui iStreitigffireii u.). c) (nut nii= 
 nnCer ) jcrfadeii , I'lrf) jniiftii. d; to - o u t 
 with, fict) libenuerfen mil.., jerfaden mit.. 
 To - out to, jufiUlen. To — out of, 
 eHtfoden (Der 5?aiiD ic). 
 
 To fall over, 1. f Ijinuberfadtu, fddeii 
 iiber . . . Shak. 2. ± (to> libergel^en, ubttnt-. 
 ten (iu eiiier 'iptirtei). 
 
 To fall short, a) nidjt jnreid)eii, inaiii 
 (jcln. b; iiid)t eiit)Vred)en. The army fell 
 short of provisions, t6 giiigen beni ^eere 
 bie QSornirlje ini5. This falls snort ot 
 his merit. Die<J eiufpridjt oD. ill jVinen SBcr-- 
 bienilen ni(t)t Aiigciiiefien, funimt il;iieu iiid^t 
 bei. He fell short of his hopes, cr 
 njurbe in leinen ipoffnungen getanfdjt, feine 
 ^I'tfiuingen luiiroen iiidjt ert'iidt. To - of 
 weight, ^a6(i)fn)ll1)rlllct)rl)aben. To-lnduty, 
 in &ctudung leinec ^)3|1ic^reii fnuiiifelig Teiu. 
 
 To fall to, 1. jufnden. 2. I;ert.iden 
 ubet ... 3. i a; (g-iiiem; jufiiden, beitreteii. 
 b; fid) ivibmeu (eiuer iBadit); fid) begeben 
 oOer nin(l)en inn cin 6Jci'd)a|[ ; ; uornetiuien 
 (©Uunf). c) anfnngcn. They fell to raid- 
 ing money, fie pugcn rtn, &clS) nu|iniict)nien. 
 To - to the leeward, I'JKnr. ] ullter bell 
 SUiiib gertitl)en. 
 
 To f a 1 1 u n d e r, 1. T iinter G'tivn« faden. 
 i i h; untcr Griung fndeii , jn rbcr iinrer 
 GtiuaS flfljl'ren. b; fiiden in (bie ©inneio; 
 Ber ©egenilanb bon Qtma6 (j S. einer 55e. 
 mt^ung 2c. ; merben; geratl)eii pb. faden in 
 (UiHjnnbe tc.;. c; uiuerliegfii. This pcint did 
 not fall under the deliberatioas of the 
 
 court, btefer ^Punft luurbe «on bem ®ericf)t«! 
 
 l)ofe nid)t in G-fiuagiiiuj gejogen , get)bttc 
 nicftt uor ben ®cni^t6i)of. 
 
 To fall upon, I. f au f ©tiuod faden. 
 
 2. Ijerfaden iiber . . . ; anfnden , nngreifen 
 ((S-iiien) ; ilogen nn . . . 3. ± a) befadeii (luie 
 iilraiifi)eiceii ic.;. b; unternel^nten, aiijleUen. 
 c; faden auf cJRittel ic.>. 
 
 iPallf V. a. I. '■' lenten, fnden lafTen 
 (anc^ t;. 2. f a; fcnfen Inffea ^bie >Stimiueic.;. 
 b; t I)erunter|'e9en, l^erabfe^eii ceiiieii •i)5rei6;. 
 c) t luerfen (juiige I'liniuier jc.;. Shak. d; 
 t i'eniid)ten; uernitiiberii. 3. faden (ibamne;. 
 
 JPall, fal, s. 1. (iai Salitix) ber $ad, 
 toturi (uoin ^JJferbe ic.;. 2. i a; ber gad, 
 vSturj (eined 'JJiiiiiiler* ic. ;. b; Der gad, 
 >8tur), t>(ii iSerberben ; ber lltitergaiigi iob ; 
 Die Oiieberlage. c; tiai iSaUeii (ber iJJreife, 
 3{enten ic). d; bie Aabenj, ber Sdjiupfad. 
 
 3. tai >Ubfaden (ber iSiatter; ; (bal)er; 4. i 
 ber 5perb|l. 5. (into; ber gad, bie ©rgie> 
 pnng (eined gUifTe^ iu em '))teer :c.;. 6. cge» 
 mbijixl. pi-) ber itiJafJerfad. 7. ber gad; "lib. 
 fad, QIbl)ano; 8. bm, vuai i;erabfadt, j. Sb. 
 A — of rain or snow, eiii iDiegeiigiifi uber 
 £d)neejluri. 9. ba6 gaden (u. ipolj). 10. 
 [iljeoi J ber gall (iJbam'a, ber ©iigel :c.;. 
 11. 1^551)1)1". J ber gnd (.ber ilorper;. 12. (,et;e. 
 ninis; eiiie >ilrt ladjlcier. 13. lT)}far.) i>(i6 
 locfere &nbe eine'd lafei^. 14. [il3aibiu|Vr..J 
 bie £uibb. 15. [ (^iigi. J eiu iianbniap = 
 
 Going to a fall, [Sonb. SSurfeJ bni anf£ 
 gaden &el)en. To give one a -, (G'ineH) unu 
 luerfeii, nteberi»er|cii. To get or have a -, 
 audgieiten, |lur)eii, fallen. 
 
 Jb^ailaciuuSy falU'shus, (fr. falla- 
 cieux; aUi- 1. betrugiid), becrtigerifd) , uer: 
 tiingiicft, triiglid), fiipljiilifc?) (u. «srtd)en, ibi' 
 lueifen;. 2. triiglid), triigeni'd) (ipoffiiung;. 
 
 - adv. Falla'ciously. betriiglid)-. 
 JFttllaciuusuess , falli'shusues, 
 
 *. bie i.rugiid)feit. 
 
 ITallacy^ fal'lase , $. 1. ta6 i&u 
 triigii(t)e, irugcri|'d)c (eiiiefi Jbeiucifeij; ; ber 
 lriigi"i1)iiiB. 2. bie tihird)ung, ber ibeirug. 
 
 ii'^alleu, lilii, p- p- V. Kail, gefaUeii. 
 
 - adj. eiiujefadeii (i>. (i)efid)tjjugeii jc.;. 
 
 I<^aileucy, iarieii!,c, *. * bee ^vv^ 
 tbiim. [gndeiioe. 
 
 fr^aller , fill'ur , «. ber gadenbe; 
 
 ft<^»liil(»ility, talleulreie, dial, falli- 
 biliia; ciev 
 
 K'allibleueSS, fal'leblues, s. 1. 
 bie gti)itiflrfeit uu>ii 'Bienic^eii;. 2. bie iriig; 
 UAyteu leiiied 33en)eifcij>. 
 
 l<^allible, faliebl, adj. 1. fel)iDar, 
 fid) irren fmiuenb, betn 3irri)um untenuor= 
 feu. 2. trnglid) opoffuuiiijeii lo. 
 
 t^^alliugy iiriiiig.^<. 1. 6a6 &iu|lii: 
 
 Jfulliu^ ill) ^ren, (>-iiifaden. 2. 
 Falling, tn\s -Jlbrd)lagcii (ber lisrcifc;. 
 Falling away, bit6 'iibfadcil, ber <ill>|ad. 
 Falling out, bie 0Ki61;edigfeir. -off, 
 l<Btar.] i)<\6 lilbfadeii I'oii bem 8rrid)<. 
 
 Ji<''al liufg^ adj. fadeiib. --sickness, 
 ['^Keb.j bie gadrud)r, (S-pilevfie. --star, 
 bie ®rerni'd)iuippe, ber >Sterufd>n&. — stone, 
 ber -Weteorileiu, eufnlein. 
 
 l<^nllopiaUf lailiVpean, adj. [^imt.] 
 
 - tubes, bie 'Miiittertroinpeteii. 
 l<''aIlo\V) fal'io, (anaeif. ftlewe, 
 
 bAL 
 
 faltt, fealo; (jr. phalos) adj. 1. falb, fnl)(. 
 2. brad). 3. i brad), ueriind)iaiTigt. Hudibka*. 
 
 Fallow -buck, ber Dainiiil)ir|'n;. -- 
 deer, bie Daininl)irfd)ful). --finch, 
 [Ornitl).] ber 2Uei&|'d)iuanj. 
 
 JFallow, ». 1. ber 93rad)ncfer, iai 
 i8rad)iilb. 2. iai *rad)cn, bie 3)rac^e. 
 
 F'ailuw, V. n. ~ iienueifeu, fal)l Mer> 
 bt\\. - v. a. brad)en, ftiirjeii. 
 
 l4^allo%v, (rd)utt.; fellow. 
 
 l*^ailo%viiis-, faiiuiiig, «. [Snnbt 
 iwiriljid).] b(\i> ^rad)en. 
 
 ■•^allowist, fal'loist, ». ber S3ert^ei< 
 bigcr, 9liil)angcr ber 33ra£()e, bei» ^rad)en« 
 ber gel ber. 
 
 l<^allowness , fai'loues , «. ba« 
 S8rad)liegen, bie Uiifrud>tbarfeit. [fai|"d)er. 
 
 JFalsary, f^Ueare, t. t ber 2}er< 
 
 li^alse^ tilse, (lat. faUus; m. faU; 
 ir. falsa; adj. 1. § (pl)l)|". u. moral.) folfcft^ 
 2. falfd), iiiigegriinbet (aiuiVriid)e ic ;. 3, 
 falfd), uniualjr. 4. falfd), niiarf)t. 4. fnlfcft, 
 l"d)led)t, unrid)tig, fef)ler^aft. 6. falfct) , un> 
 eljriid), mireblid). 7. falfd), (to; uiirren. 8. 
 faifil), ireulog, mibeilaiiDig. 9. i'Ws^ , uer» 
 ra[l)eri|'(^. 10. falfd), gel)eiid)elt, erjiDuiigen 
 (ihn^iien k.). U. faljc^, ungiilrig. 
 
 A false coiner, eiii gai|'d)iniin)er. - 
 coin, - money. fair(<)e 'Oiiiiilje, ber !Beird)lag. 
 — step, ber gel)ir4)ritt. -conception, bil4 
 'iSKuilbCalb. — imprisonment, bie uiigcfetj: 
 lic^e, (yiiiferferuufl , ®efaugenl)aiiuiig (eiiiec 
 
 fi^alse, adv. falfd). Shak. 1^4>erH>n). 
 
 li^aliHSf V. a. *= a; i>erfaird)cn ; faifit) 
 mad)en ; betriigen, tdurd)en. brgtiiteu niad)(ii, 
 nu!:-n)eid)eii J uereitelii, Jiuird)en; t'crrail^en. 
 
 False-bray, [gefmug^b. J ber lliiierj 
 luatt. --claim, ber faird)e ?i~ed>t''fli^u"'', 
 --dealer, ber ^reder , ibi'triiger. --fa- 
 ced, betrilgli^). --fire, iao ^lirffeuer. 
 (t --heart;, —-hearted, falfiDljcrjig, 
 falfd). - -heart ed n ess, bie gai|"it)l)eit, 
 Xreiilofigfcit. --muster, ber ^liube uiur 
 bem Oiainen iiad) unrl;aiu''eiie vSolOat;. -• 
 s e e m i n g , fal)"d)er iugeiibrd)eiii. Shak. 
 
 fi'alseltUUtl, lul.se'huC><l,y (1>. hooU; 
 
 ITalseuesM, t^i.<ietie>. ^ <■ 1. bie 
 gali"d)t)eit; ireulofigreit; ipi-ud)elei. 2. bie 
 gaifil)t)eit, Ciige, Uiimaljrijeit ; ^cr '-betnig. 
 
 JFalitely « faUe le , uUo. 1. fa;;C^ 
 (fd)wi)reii li.); tiill'd)iid>. 2. irrig, iniger 
 ^Ijcife. 3. auf etne el)riofe, nured)tlu1)e'li>iii"e, 
 »)erriul)crtrd). Shak. iipeiiil)icr. 
 
 fr^alser, f^l'sur, «. ber i^ecriiger/ 
 
 I<^al8et, (fd)l)il.; falsehood. 
 
 l*''al!iettu, tiiiiet'to. (tc. W.) «• 
 [■OJfiir.J bie gnlel, i^\6 galfett.^ [fr.liiDbar. 
 
 F'alsif 'iable, i^lseiiabl , adj. i>er< 
 
 F'alsirication, i^UeiekA '^illUH, «. 
 
 1. bie 2>erfaifd)uiui. 2. bic ■iBiOciiegiiiig. 
 F'alKif'icatur, liueleka nir,; *. 1. 
 F'al.tfif'ier, til seiiiir, ) oer 
 
 JBerfiilft^er. 2. Der i'ligiier. 3. Falsifier, 
 (S-iiicr , ber bic lliirid)tigfeit einer i&ac^e 
 bemeiijt, nad)mci6t, ber -liJibcrieger. 
 
 li^aUif'y, tai'sefi. e.a. 1. i<erfaird)tn. 
 
 2. miberiegeii. 3. verieijcn, bre<t)en (feiii 
 3Bort;. 4. t To be falsified, fid) nl* 
 uiigemigeiib, uii}nreid)enb nudiuenen. 
 
 To falsify a thrust, [ gcrt)tf. J einC 
 l<^aiHiry, !>.«. liigeu. (ginre matfteii. 
 li'alaiiug;-, riising, adj. « triia"^* 
 
FAtp. fi.r- fAll. Int. M^ met. Fine, ffn. NA, in6ve, nSr, g6t, 6!l, cl6fid. T6be, tub, ffill. i//in. THis. 329 
 
 ' 1-AL 
 
 Falsity, fii'tete, «. I. bie ^(\U(f)fitit, 
 Unmnl)rl)eit. 2. tie 2uqt; ber Orrt()um. 
 
 f^atlter, f^l'tur dpnii. faltar, i>. (at. 
 fallo) p. n. 1. (Ifliuiiicin , (lottern. 2. jTrnu< 
 <S)tln, tWpmi. 3. 1 a) ilocfeu (bei Jraaen jc). 
 b) fc^monfen Cin ditien it.), c) fic^ i'er|lo> 
 pin, f«i)Un. Locke, d) luanfeii, uiiterliegen. 
 
 To falter ill one's speech, flottetu. To 
 — in one's answer, ill I'eilttll ^lUmuiTteii 
 \d)mantta; fid) «)iberiprerf)en. 
 
 F'alt<*r, V. a. t fKben, rctnifltn. 
 
 F'nltering:, fal lui lug. *. bie <B(tftt>n' 
 d)t; ber ^rrtl)""' <bfr Stiiiie ir.). 
 
 Valteriug-ly, fal'lunngle, adv. 
 
 1. flottcriib; ilmiic^eliib. 2. luit Wiilje, mit 
 Sloth, mu()fam. 
 
 F'ainble, fam'bl, v. n. f (tcttcrii, 
 oniloeeii. - *. bie «paub. 
 
 To f amble -grasp, 6 I. eilifc^tageii, 
 S)hiit |"(l)iitte(ii. 2. ficf> ueri'djiuoreii. 
 
 JPamt;, lline, dat. faiua^gr. plienie) 
 «. 1. ber 3iiif, bie ©nfle, ba6 Oerudjt. 2. 
 fcet Oiuf, SWul)ni. 
 
 Faniegiving, 3iui)m, 9{uf ^tbtni. To 
 get -, fid) lit 3iui fe^eii. 
 
 F'aine, v. a. l, in ben 9?uf briiitjen. 
 
 2. b(rul)i)it mod)e|. 
 
 Famed, beruf)int (for, mc|]en). 
 
 JPaMielesSjfauie'les adj iiiiberi*if)nit. 
 
 Familiar, lamilyar, (int. familia- 
 rls) adj. 1. (ju einer jjamilie geljciria, eiiie 
 gamilie betreffeiib) Ijauelid). Pope. 2. l a) 
 pfrtraut (JJreuube). b> Iciitfrlifl, 11111311113= 
 lid). c> (with) uertraut, bcfniiiit (iiiit Qv 
 n>a6). d) flenieiu, ()niift3. ej J ii. i vettnw 
 Ud). () Iiii3eiiviiii3(ii, liid)t, frei (Sci)! to. 
 g) (to, &iiu'ni> 3ei>uitta, iuul;(bcrnniu (6|)ca: 
 d)e to. 
 
 Familiar,*. l.ber!8ertrnute, i{>Aiii< 
 freuiib. 2. (geiuol)iil. - spirit) ber fiobolB, 
 ^duioeiil. 3. (oii<]iiiritioii53eri(tttj eiiiX)ie< 
 ner ber 0">tU'l'tnoii. 
 
 Familiarity, fani'ly^ar'it^ 
 
 Familiarueiui, um! 
 I. bte £Berrr>uilid)feit, ber uerrrtiiite lliii 
 gtiiig. 2. bie I'euii'eliiitcit, Ilii3i'iiuuii3ciil)eii. 
 S. bie gciiaue, ocrtraute 35eraiiiit|°d)iitt (iiitt;. 
 We contiact siicii a familiarity 
 witli..., luir lurrbeii (o 6efatmt, |u vertnuit 
 niit . .. 
 
 Familiarize, famii'vartxe, p. a. 
 1. uectmut, 3eii>iii befniiiit madjeii (luio. 
 S. t (10) iiiil)ec brtii3i'ii (ber Giiibiibuiig;. 
 
 To familiar ize one's jusif to.. ., fid) 
 gemotjiieii <iii. FauUiariaed witli..., 
 3Ciui3hiit nil . . . 
 
 Familiarly, famiryarle. ado. 1. 
 Dcrtraulid), ufrtrout. 2. gt'iuOljiiiid) , oeiiicii 
 nifliid). i. ol)iie $oriiiUd)ft'ir, |eid)t. 
 
 Familism, tamiium, «. [2et)re 
 ctiier fleaufffii relij. Seftej ber Jniiiilitfm. 
 
 FamiliKt, faio iiUt, «. (reii|). (Bttu] 
 ber iJniiulift. 
 
 Famille, fimeel', (fr. en famille) 
 ode. ([ En -, im tyaiitilieiifrei^e, im itreife 
 Ht Setnigeit. 
 
 Family, fam'iii, (fat. familia) «. 
 
 1. a) b-.e Samilte, ia6 ^aui. t» bie $ami: 
 tie, $erfun|t. c) bie j^amilie, t>a6 6)rrd)led)t, 
 Sf<iu6. d) t bie jjnmilie (uuii ©rnnteii 20. 
 
 2. o bie Siini(ie, ^iotruiin (i<on 'i)>t<anieii> ; 
 boA (iit\d)ic{i)f ^uuu Il)iereii;, bie Jilii(fc. 
 
 yianlti. ) 
 iiiil'yarnes,^ 
 
 FAN 
 
 To be In the family. way, guter $cff> 
 nun3, fc^iuniiser lem. [6e3rabiii&. 
 
 Family-vault, bflS gomilieiis , 6rb< 
 
 Famine, fam'ln, (u. lot. fames) «. 
 I. bie ^mifler^iiott). 2. i (ofj ber ^aiiflei 
 (ail). 
 
 Famish, fam'ish, (fr. aifamer) v. a. 
 
 1. au^l^utujerii , i>ert)iiii3erii laffcn. 2. burd) 
 >puii3er Ob. X)ur|l qudleii. DayoEN. 3. burc^ 
 iSeraiibuiio ober Giitjieljuiifl ber jum Sebeii 
 iii)tt)i3eii Din3e tobteii. Miltox. 
 
 Famish, v.n. 1. uerf)un3ern, $1111= 
 3er6 ilerbeii. 2. uerljiiiioern ober ucrburilcn, 
 3piiii3er Ob. Dur|l icibeii. Shak. 3. || i vtv- 
 l;uii3erii. [bie jpiingcreiioti). 
 
 Famishment , fam isiimeut, *. 
 
 Famosity, taiuos'^te, s. bit ^t-. 
 rfifjiiitljeii, ber -Jfiiljiii. 
 
 Famous, f^'mus, (Int. famosus) 
 adj. (for, tueneii) I. f bcruf)iiit. 2. I be; 
 rud)ti3t, au^se^eic^iiet, 3eivaltio. 
 
 Famoused, fd'musd, adj. f be> 
 rul)mt. Shak. [berilf;tiite SiBeife; Qeiuattig. 
 
 Famously, li musie, ado. aiif (iiie 
 
 Famousness, fi'musnei, «. ber 
 groge diiif, bie 95erul)iiui;eit. 
 
 Fan, (aiigcli*. fauu; beutfc^ !!Caitiie; 
 fr. van; liU. vanniis) s. 1. ber Jiic^er; 2S3c; 
 btl. 2. ber 5eiieriad)fr. 3. ber 5eiierfd)inii 
 
 4. (eciva^ (}ac^erat)iiii(^e£) bie Sc^iuiiujc (0. 
 Jaireit :c.) ; ber @d)ivaiii (eiiied ^f>ii<(n) tc. 
 
 5. bie Valine, tSc^miiige. 
 Fau-sticks, bie )yad)er|la6e. — llglit, 
 
 ein fa(<)crarti3e« (Jeiiiler. 
 
 Fan, 0. a. l. fai^elii, fac^ern; webelti. 
 
 2. raufd)eii iiiad)eii, biirt^rauf^eti. 3. 
 fc^iuiiigeii, ivurfelii ((iSetreibe). 
 
 Whan,^''^"'-^""" 
 
 Fanatic 
 
 Fanat 
 
 fd)iuariiiecii'd), faiuitifd). Fanatic, 4. ber 
 (Sc^ivariiier, Jaiiiitifer. 
 
 Fanatically, fanat'^kJilli, adv. 
 
 fd)ioiUiiii-riri1), glaubeii^iuutl^iq. 
 
 Fanaticalness, tauat'^kiinls, > 
 
 Fanaticism, fanai'e%Um, ^ 
 
 4. bie £d)iuariiierei , (i)laiibeii5 >, ^eli3ioii6> 
 luiitl), ber Jaiiiitiim. 
 
 Fanaticixe, (au^'ithe , e. a. 
 fd)iurttiiierMd) iiiiu1)en, nut Sd)mariiierei er; 
 fulleii ober iinilerfcii, faiiaiifireii. 
 
 Fanciful, fan'selut, adj. 1. fail: 
 lajlifd), rd)iuariiierircft (o. ^pirioiicii). 2. fan. 
 rnilifd), feitfani, luunbcriiil), flriaeiil;aft (.Qiw. 
 fade 20. — adv. Fancifully, faiitailn'd). 
 
 FaUCifulnesS, fanselulnes, 4. 
 1. bie ®d)iuarintrei, (i)ri((en|aiiflerei. 2. bae 
 (i}ri(lcnl)a(fe, ii3niiberlid)e (ber (S-inf.Ule jo. 
 
 Fancy, fan'se, (jiiraminenge}. uon 
 fantasy; gr. U. lat. pliantasia) 4. I. (^I)i: 
 lof.j bie gantafte, ©inbilbuiig^frafr. 2. bie 
 85oriWliiii3, ber OJebanfe, bie-)}?eiiiiiii3,3bee, 
 ber Segriff. 3. i ber ®erd)iiia(f. 4. bie >7iVi= 
 gung, £ii|l. 5. t bit 3nneigiing, Ciebe. Shak. 
 
 6. ber (finfafl, bie Saiine, (iJrifle. 7. bie 
 (S-iiibilbniig; t)<\6 ^iriigciVini'l, 5'mti>i» <bie 
 fnlfc^e SSorilednng). 8. bie 2i5i(lful)r, Hi 
 fflutbiinfeii. 9. p^I'Wnf.] bie Jantnfie. 10. 
 &tiua6, n)a« gefaflt, unrtrljalt, oI)ne i«irflid)eii 
 5ini!eii ober 2J5ertl). \l. pi. tint 95enennuiig 
 t)err4)icb;iier fteiiier &e!>i<S)te. Shak.. 
 
 " » . 1 
 tic, fanai'ik, ) ((at. fa- 
 
 tical, fauat'ekal, y naiicus) 
 
 FAN 
 
 3. The. little chapel is very neat, and l^iiilt 
 
 with a pretty fancy. Addisoh, 
 
 10 London -pride is a pretty fancydii^l 
 
 gut, pa^t) for borders. Mortimer, 
 
 To take up a fancy, auf cineii (finfa(( 
 fomnien. To take a - to any one, @inen 
 lieb geivinneil. To take a - to any thing, 
 05ef(^macf an Q:t\x>a6 ftnben , ^Jjeigung m 
 Qma6 ()abcn, nad) ©riua* (iijleru fein. 1 
 have always had a — , that etc., r^ bauc^tt 
 mid) immer, tc. To suit one's — , @iitein 
 Sefallen, anilcljcn. To strike one's-, @tn(U< 
 gcfaden (oorfoninieii) ; auffafleii. 
 
 Fancy-articles, —-goods, 9Robe» 
 maaren, Su);u«j, ^obeartifel, fasonnirte, 
 epijemere ilDaaren. --fair, bie 9Jii8|le(» 
 Uing unb ber ftffeiitficfic SJerfauf feiner meibi 
 liefer ^anbdrbeiten , "OTobcarbeiteii jur Un« 
 terilil^nng arnier ^trfoiieii. --framed, 
 ? eingebilbet. --free. liebefrei. Shak. — 
 monger, ber fflrifleiifanger. --sick, 
 franf in ber (Jiiibilbuiig. --stocks, [$aiu 
 be(] ^ftUli uon utiud)rrer ^rt, o f(tiiifrige4 
 papier, [|lef(eii, lunlineii, nicinen. 
 
 Fancy, «. n. fid) einbiibcn, fid() L<or< 
 
 Fancy, 0. a. I. a) fic^ ein6i(beii, 
 benfen (G'twna). b) I)aften ((?iiien fiir QO 
 mn&). 2. (ifbeii; fflerd)niarf fiiibeii an ...» 
 (5-iiiem gewogeii obev fiir ©men eingeiipttit 
 men frin. 
 
 Fand, fand, « praet. p. find. 
 
 Fandango, fandau'gi, ((V. ZQ.^ 
 *. (fpan. taiij) ber '5anbaiigo. 
 
 Fane, (tae, (lat. funum) t.^tet 
 leiiipci. [t)al)u. 
 
 Fane, «. bie Bad)taf;ne, ber better* 
 
 Fanfare, fan'iare, (fr. ^.) «. 
 biii iroiiipetprilnifi^en, ber Iiifc^. 
 
 Fanfaron, fan faron , (I), fpan.) 
 *. ber (yrojjfprfd)^ , 'iprafjlcr, 2(ufr4)neiber, 
 2i5iiibmad)fr, Ij ^DiiiMu-Mrcl. 
 
 Fanfaronade, faufai^nAda', (ft, 
 TO.) *• bie ^iMljierci, 9liiTfd)nciberei, 2S}inb» 
 beiitelei. 
 
 Fans', fang, (angclf. fi-ngan) e. a. * 
 (mit ben itlaueii) fanpen, paden, faifen; tt* 
 greifen. Shak>. 
 
 Fang-, (nugXC fang) 4. 1. ber ^ant) 
 (5?aner; bie^iane). 2. fa) ter faiu)n(;nlid)e 
 Sd)oplin3, bui faiigal)ii(id)e Ding. Evelv!** 
 b) ? ber .3al)n. [oenVljeii. 2. i bemaffnet. 
 
 Fang-ed, faagci, adj. 1. mir J'iiiflen 
 
 Fan(i;°le, iang'gl, co. angi'if. fengau) 
 4. t ber nene (Jiiifad, gunb; bie (Srille, 
 Capperei. 
 
 Fan^-led, fang'gld, adj. 1. ntigft 
 fangen, nn^3f»ad)t. New--, | nengebarfen. 
 2. tanbell)aft, gcriiiflfiigig. Shak. 
 
 Fang-less , flng'les , adj. ol)ne 
 Jange, jaljiiloS. [(ICaiirc). 
 
 Fangot, (an'got, 4. ber SJaflen 
 
 Fauion, fan yun, «, ['IJ^ilit.] bie 
 trogfaljiie, (5''"'a>'Parf;'Jal)iie. 
 
 Fannel, laa'nel, ) (fr. fanon) *. 
 
 Fanon, tan'non. 5 (rlim. £ir(f)e] bi( 
 S5inbe am (iiifcii 3(rnie ber -OKegprieiler. 
 
 Fanner, fannur, «. ber £orni'4)n>in* 
 ger, ■'Korfler. 
 
 Fanning-, fan'n'ng, «. bni^tf^mln* 
 gen; ijad)elii; 3{anfd)en (ber ffialber :«.). 
 
 Fanny, lau'ue, «. '($ranid)en, ^annv 
 t9?aine;. 
 
330 Fate, ffir, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl8(id. Trtbe, tub. f\\]]. t/jin. TFTig. 
 
 FAN 
 
 Pantasied, fan'tasid, adj. t fitlU 
 tenhnft. Shak. 
 
 V^ailtasm, fan'tazm, (Qt. phan- 
 (nsma) #. tie ©in&iltmng, Mi SuftfeUJ^-irug: 
 6ilb. 
 
 Fantastic, fantas'tik, ) 
 
 ir<ailtastical, fantas't^kal, ^ 
 i. n&cntcuerlid), frtiitaftifd), fonbet&nr, iBiin-- 
 6fr(id), feltfatti. 2. ciiigebifCet, oernieintlic^. 
 3. nur fcf)ein6nr, unmefeiitlid) , ®cf)ein... 
 (^or^cr ic). Shak. 4. n)rtiifc(inutf)ij], un-. 
 teflmibig Prior. 5. fnunifd), (}riflenf)nft; 
 a - fellow, ber S^niitnfl, 6in&i(blinfl. — 
 adv. Fantas'tically, faiUnflifd), QtliUn-- 
 
 F'antasticalnessy fantas'tekai- 
 BBS. Dbcr: 
 
 Vauiasticness, fantas'tiknis, «. 
 i. bit 91bcnteuerlid)feit. 2. bie ©riflenfftHs 
 flcrci, Coiine. 3. bag ((mtaHi\d)e SSSefen. 
 
 F'antastico, fantas'teko, (it.) a. 
 bn Qied. Shak. 
 
 ITautasy, fan'tasi, «. je^t Fancy; 
 f. biefig. [in&gen (©inen). 
 
 F'antasy, v. a. gem f)at)en, itiien 
 
 V^antoill, fan'tuni, (fc. fantdme) 
 «. 1. b<\6 §irngerpiiiiT, bie ®riffe, ^irii; 
 gftnirt. 2. bn$ ©cfpeiift. 
 
 I*^ap, fap, adj. f fcefoffeit, 6etrunfeii. 
 
 F'uiiuir, f. Fakir. 
 
 I^'^ar, far, (nngdf. feor, fior, fyr; i>. 
 farau ) cotnpar. fartlier, superl. farthest, 
 adj 1. fcrii ; entfernt; lueit. 2. i fern; j. ©. 
 far be it fioin me to justify cruelty, fern 
 ffi eS imn mir, bie pjrniii'nnifeit iu ted)t! 
 ferrigen. My pain is — from being lessened, 
 niein (Sc^nierj (jnt fid) bti SCciteni Pb. nocf) 
 lange nirfjt oerminbcrt. 1 am so - from 
 being ill love with !ier, that I hate her, 
 lueit enffernt, fie jii Iie6en, fjnffe ic^ ft«- 3. 
 --side, (3?lirbnm. off-side; of a horse 
 etc.. bie red)re tcntfcrntefle, (i&geroftnbte) 
 ©cire ff^ ^fi-rbcS. 
 
 F'ar, «rf«. 1. fern, lueit. 2. l a) iveit, 
 firf ( in M& 9lltertl;inn cinbringen ic. ). b) 
 ii'eir (trei&en e-rmn5 :c.). c) grogentljeil*. 
 d) iiH'it, I'tel, bebcutenb (groper, fcftle^jrer ic). 
 e; t |fl;r. 
 
 So tar, fo weit , 6i« bn^in. So - as , fo 
 weir, fo uiel ali ... How-? luic mcit? bii 
 auMjiii? From -, vo\\ fern, aiii ber gerne. 
 - off. A) ivcit lueg, lueit fort; entlegcn. b) 
 in eineni l)Ol;cn ©rc.be. Shak. By -, bei 
 toeiicni, mn S5ie(. As - as, fo uie(, fo luie, 
 fo ivcit, fo fern ali .., \o loeit eg betrifft. 
 Thus -, fp lueit, i>i6 biil)in; thus - for 
 words, iiifffii luir bie SKortc. - other, fel;r 
 I'errrtjieben, ganj nnber*. Vour friend comes 
 as - as from Peru , ^Ijr g-rennb fonunt 
 pon ^eril. — and near, — and wide, fern n. 
 iin^; lucir u. breit, nflenrlj.ilben. - in the 
 day, fpilt. You speak him-, bu bel)n|l 
 fein Sob fel)r lueit ani. Suak. 
 
 r a r - a b o u t , ber tlnifrf)H)eif. - - fa m e d, 
 weirberilljntt. — fetch, f ber ^iinilgriiT. 
 —-fetched, (--fet, Shak.)- •• ^ lueit l;er> 
 ge^ott. 2. 1 a) lueit (jergrljolt, gefuc^t. b) 
 eerfd)niiot. --gone, lueir loeg. --gone in 
 year», (leinnit. --piercing, tiefeinbrim 
 gtnibi burcfjbrjngenb. —-shooting. Iiveit, 
 in bie i^erne fit)ie6eiib, in ber Sfne rrrfffub. 
 "••ouglit, ivrit t)rrgel;ou, grjivnngrn. 
 
 FAR 
 
 Par, (nngclf. faerh, fearlO *. tD«tf.] 
 iai ^tTdi. 
 
 F'arce, farse, Ciat. farcio) v. a. 
 
 nnfiKleii, fiilien, flopfen, uoflftopfen , burd); 
 fpicfen. 
 
 The farced title running 'fore the 
 king, bie oiclen litef eine^ ^iinigS. 
 
 irar-ce, (fr. 533.) t. l. brt« gndfel. 
 2. f a) ber *J)fifd)mrtfc^. b) bie i)5offe , bn5 
 $oiTenfpiet (nuf bem il)cater;. 
 
 S^arcical, farsekal, adj. I. etncr 
 $offe nngel^ijrenb. 2. poffenfjnft , fomifd), 
 nicbrig. 3. tnufc^enb. — ad». Far'cieally , 
 poffenljnft. ['ipubbingilcin. 
 
 F'arcilite, far'selite, t. [(^eol.j ber 
 
 farcin, far'sin , > rfr. 233.) s. ber 
 
 ITarcy , far'se , J 3S3urm (beripferbe 
 unb Dc^jfen). 
 
 farcing-, far'sing. *. bn« Juttfei. 
 
 f arctate, faik'tate, (int. farctus) 
 adj. [93ot.] gcfiiUt. 
 
 f ard , fard , (fr.) v. a. -{■ fd)intnten. 
 
 f ard, ». t bie ©djintnfe. 
 
 fardel, flr'del, (it. fardello) «. 1. 
 Hi SBunbel. 2. i bie £a|1, SSurbe. Shak. 
 
 fardel, v. a. f bilnbein. 
 
 fardel, «. ber vierte tf}ei( einer 
 >?nfe (2anb). 
 
 fare, fare, (nngelf. faran ; goti). 
 faran) v. n. 1. f fiifjren, reifen, geljen. 2. i 
 a) fiiljren; bnran fein; fid) beftnben. b) leben, 
 eflen unb trinfen. c) gel;en; ergel^en. 
 2. c) So fares it when with truth false- 
 hood contends. Milton. 
 
 We shall see how it will fare with 
 him (>»ie ti i 1)111 gel)cn, ergcljen luirb). 
 
 Ho w f a r e you ? mie gef)t'S 30"'" ? ~ y" 
 well! leben ©ie wo^U 
 
 fare, *. l- ber i5nf)rloOn, bni SJ(i^r< 
 gclb (uon iperfoncn). 2. (beffer passage, 
 passage -money), bie Ucbcrfiif)rt, bn6 %ai)V', 
 llebcrfnljrgclb (ffir eine (Seereife). 3. bic^ojt, 
 ©peife. 4. t &« (Jaljrenbe , Ueberfa{)renbe. 
 
 Bill of fare, ber i?iid)enietter. 
 
 f are^vell , fare'wel , farewel', 
 far'wel, farwel', (nnd) fare you well) odp. 
 
 1. lebe luol)!! lebt iuol)l; feben ®ie n)Pl)(! 2. 
 i lebe luof)!! lebt iuol)l (iljr ®efe§e 20. 
 
 To bid any one farewell, I. ©inem 
 eebcraol)! fngen, 9Ibfd)icb uon t()m nel)men. 
 
 2. (to any thing) i cntfagen. 
 
 f are^veSl , *. l. bai Stbe\wf)l. 2. 
 ber 9tbrd)icb. 3. i ber 9fnd)gefd)mact (eine5 
 2DcineJ zc.). [\w6) oerMffen. 
 
 To take one's farewell of.., (©tj 
 
 Farewell-gun, ['5)iar.] ber 9l6fa()rt«» 
 \<i)n^. --letter, ber 9lbfd)iebfibrief. -- 
 visit, ber ?lbfc^ieb5befud). 
 
 f arin, farjn, (Fari'na) (lat.) *. 
 [aSot.] ber SSlnmeniliinb. 
 
 Fossil farin, [-War.] ba« !8ergmef)f. 
 
 f ariuaCeUII.S, tarcnAshus, (Idt. 
 farina) adj. I. m6 •OJicI)! be|lei)cnb. 2. ine^» 
 lig; nic()(id)t. 
 
 farl, (fd)Ott.) acakeofbread. 
 
 farm, lai-m, dingelf. farma, fearni, 
 feorm) *. 1. bie ■OKcicrei, bii5 ^J5ii(^rgnt, ber 
 -)7rcierf)Pf, ^ad)rl)of. 2. [i)iorbain.] bai Ont, 
 Ciinbgnt (ol)ne ^iid)r). 3. ber Tj5ad)r. 
 
 To set out in farm, to -let, to let 
 to -, i>erpni1)ten, in >;}5>id)r gebon. 
 1 F a r m - d o g , ber ^aucr'jniit. — 
 
 FAS 
 
 honse, b<l« qjrtc^rljnug. Farm-offices, 
 bie 'ipnrt)tgebaube. 
 
 farm, v. a. 1. oerpncfttcn. 7. pn 
 ten, in Sl^nd^t nef)men. 3. nnbauen, banen 
 (Snnb). 
 
 To farm out, uerpncfcten, tn^ii(t)t thun. 
 
 f armable, farm'abl, adj. \>ad)U 
 bar, oerpnd)tbnr. 
 
 farmer, farm'ur, s. 1. ber ^adirer, 
 '?5ad)rer, 'Weier. 2. ber'5(5.id)ter (ber3Mle 20. 
 3. ['Tiorbiim.] ber Snnbninnn, Sanbioirrlj. 
 
 farming', ra.m'ing. «. berjfibb.ui. 
 
 f armost, tar'ni6»t, adj. fernrte, 
 lueiteile, nin meiteiten entfernt. [(Fiitferniinij. 
 
 f arness, far'nls, a. bie gerne, 
 
 f arragrinOllS, farradje'enus. adf, 
 
 [^ijTenfd).] geniifd)t. [(yentifd), (55emenge, 
 
 f arrag-O, farra'go, (lat.) *. bi1« 
 
 f arreation, f. C o n f a r r e a 1 1 o n. 
 
 farrier, far'ieiir, (lat. ferrarlus) 
 *. I. ber ^uffc^tnieb. 2. ber 9?opar}t, ^^ferbe« 
 iirjt. [treibenl 
 
 farrier, v. w. bie 9fo0,irjncifiinPi 
 
 farriery, far'reure, Cjeyt Veter- 
 inary a r t> «. bie Spferbe > , ^{o^arjneif nnpe> 
 3{ogarjneifun|l. 2. b<\& &emtTbe tinti ^uf« 
 fd)inteb«. 
 
 farrO^V, far'ro, (nngelf. fearh, 
 faerh) *. b<\6 Jerfel; ber 5H5urf, bie Irnd)t 
 Jerfel ober lunger (Sd)H)eine. 
 
 farrow, r. n. ferfeln. 
 
 f arro»v, (l;ott. v«are) adj. [??orb» 
 nni.] leergcljenb (nur uon iti'iljen, bie nid)t 
 ju einer beitininiten 5"'F''^i'''^ f"'''!^'"'• 
 To go f a r r o w , to be - , leer gcljen. 
 
 f arsang-, flr'sang, «. [perf. "JJteile] 
 bie ^nrnfnnge. 
 
 fart, fart, t. e ber 2Binb (0 JJnrj). 
 
 fart, V. n. Q fnrjen, einen SKiuO 
 Inffen. 
 
 farter, fJn'ur. «. e ber ffnrjer. 
 
 fartiiei, flr'THei, V. a. [Wnr.] 
 (bie Segel) berd)i.iflcn , gnn.j einjieljen. 
 
 f artiier, far'THer, (nngelf. forther) 
 adj. coinp. 1. iDeittr, fcrner. 2. entfernrcr. 
 
 farther, adv. ferner, iwciter. 
 
 Farther- m ore, f nbi-rfiieij , fcrner; 
 
 fartlier, v. «. f beforbmi, fi)rfern. 
 
 f artherance , far'THeianse, *. 
 t bie lieforberung, >Jliifimiiitcrnnii. 
 
 f artiiest, far'THest, adj. luperl. 
 fcmite , iveiteile. — »dv. nni feriiilen , nm 
 lueiteilen. 
 
 f artiling, far'THing. (nngelf. feor- 
 thung) $. I. lOJUiniiv.) ber gnrrtjuig (= '/» 
 -:penni)). 2. pi. iM Supffrgelb. 3. ( oer. 
 nd)tlid)) ber 5?e(Ier. 4. t «i'i« aibtljeiliiiig 
 uon ®rnneili"i(fen, bai g^nrthtng. 
 
 Farthing deal . bn6 JBlcrffl einei 
 gjforgenJ. --land, b<\i JJnrtljinglanb (=: 
 30 acres). — taiin. bie ©eibenborte. -'»<• 
 worth, (fo oiel man) fiir eineu ^arrt^iiig 
 (oerfnnft), bie itlemigfctt. 
 
 f artiilngale, tm'THJnggal, (fr. 
 vertugadin) s. ber 'Jieifrorf, ^ainlil. 
 
 fasces, fa.'sei, (Int. 535.) «. fL 
 [roni. '3Urevfl).l bie ^AUti, eiftor|tnt>e. 
 
 fascet, fas'set, (fr. fa «i»«> •• 
 [®la#l)nrrenl bie (SMnfjnnge. 
 
 f ai«cia, tash'ea. (Int.) *. I. [Q95i(?ett» 
 fd).l ber ©treif. 2. [(|-i)ir.) bie Sittbe- 1. 
 [■itnnt.J bie ©d)«»f<"'""'*« 
 
FAte. far. fall. fat. ^U. met. Fin.-, fin. N6. move, n6r, got, 6il, cloud. Tube. tuh. fnll. l//in. Tllis. 331 
 
 FAS 
 
 Fascial, fSsh'eal, at^. tie fitter 
 (IADc bctrrjffnP. 
 
 F'asciatefl, fash'eAted, adj. tnit 
 ©infi-n uiinuuiitfii, iim&uiiDen, mit ©rretfen 
 
 fi^asciation, fashea'shun.t. [df^ir.] 
 tit 25rrMiiCiing, UmMiiPiuin; Bet SJerbnnt). 
 
 I*^a4«cicle, las'seki, (kit.) «. [fQit.] 
 Bfr ^iiVt)e(. 
 
 I<^as<>icii lar,faisik'i\lar, adj. [^vt. I 
 t>Ul'rt)flfi''riiiifl. — Faxcic'ulate, Fa»- 
 elc'olated, FaH'ciclrd. adj. [Sdot.] 
 bufdjrliormtii, tiilirt)eliirti<), (\ebu(ditlt. 
 
 ■•^HMCiliaf e , fai<'«eiiite. (I. fascino) 
 r. «. 1. bfjflubcrii, b;l}ej:en. 2. i perblcnfttii ; 
 bejniibfrii. 
 
 l<^aNCilia4ion, fasKeni'shun. t. 1. 
 T tit iifjiiiiberiiiig. 2 ♦ tit !Se)iiuberiinfl, 
 SBcrt'ifiiMuin [[■0)Jilit.] 6ie 5.ird)iuc. 
 
 Vasciiie, fas'iene, (fr. SB.) t. 
 
 Vascinuus, ias't^nu*, adj. t bc: 
 f)txt; jiiubfriirt). Har»ey. 
 
 ■•^aiili , fash . 9. a. f quAten. 
 
 I'^asliiun, fasli'uii. (fr. fafon) «. I. 
 He 9lrt (ivie Qtwai <)entnrt)t ift> , Jorni, 
 fflermlf. 1. tai Wuiler <jii (frioiie). 3. bcr 
 (S(f)uifr, bie gprni (eiiie^ HUitti ic), (biH 
 Ijer) 4. a> bie Iniitt; b) pie ^iott. 5. 
 lXe(f)n.l 6ie»llrbfit, 'Jiiffmifl, 9<\i;cn. 6. bie 
 9lrt, iCeife, bn* 33etmtf;n, bie 'JJfaniereii, 
 I)etifnrt. 7. bie 91rt, 2£>eife (luie (tmai qe-. 
 thiiii ii'irb). 8. bie €ifte, ber OJebroiid). 9. 
 bie l'ebin*iirt , <5W.inieren. 10. pi. bie 
 9?aiib« nil ^ffrbeii. Shak. 11. bie (jute ®e> 
 |t(ll'rt).i|t. bie Seiite ui'ii SebenSnrt. 
 
 Penpl* of fanliion. i>oriiet)iii(, nngcfe: 
 \)tttt, ehrt'tire Ceiite, Ceiite I'lMi giitein lone. 
 
 F a ( li i o n - III o n g e r, ber "Wobeiinrr. - • 
 Diongering, fid) reie eiii 'iWfPbennrr be: 
 iuf)incnb. — pieces, [-OTnr.] bie Sfdiib; 
 fpmljplifr. 
 
 ■•''aNllioiIf (fr. faconner) v. a. I. a) 
 bilbeii , (iei1iilt«ii. I)) uu'bclii , nrbeiteii , fa; 
 CPnnireii ; ( einem 3eufle tc. > bie flelHtrinf 
 gorm iinb Weilfllt, bie flfl)6rige SBerjierutifl 
 fiibeii; (II. i) G-iiirii flimnieii. e) nod) beni 
 l)rrrt'rf)fiiben («ef(1)iiincf iiirbeln. 2. i (to) 
 eiiirirf)tcii (uml)) ; nnpnfTen. 3. t nnd)mnd)en. 
 
 Fashioned, iiioberii, nnd> ber iif iic|len 
 <JKi'Pe (leiiMdyt. 
 
 F'aKliionable, fash'unabl. adj. I. 
 «) nipbn'd). b ) iiii'Pern. 2. ben l)errrd)f nbcii 
 0)efrt)niii(f beobiiifjtfnb, fid) iind) ber neiieilen 
 Wobe fleibfiib, fiifljipniibel ; (bnljer) 3. )laii. 
 be^inngin, fein, onfliiiiPig, niaiuerli(t) , elei 
 fliint, I'on fliiteni Icne. 
 
 A faih ion able ma n. ber i^nrhiLMIoblr, 
 Wiinn i>pn c\uttm Xowt. A place tor - 
 resort, rill Crf fur 9fiite opn giiteni iPiie. 
 
 F'aHliiuiialtleiieHn , fashan- 
 ablnes. t. Pii* 'fliPbiidje, 'iJKpberne; bie tiio> 
 bird)e 3ifv!id)feif Pb. d'legan}. 
 
 ■•'aMililtualtly , fashiinable, adv. 
 Uiid) Per 'JJioPe, nipbifd), eieciflut. 
 
 ■r'ta-sliioiitrr, fiisih-iinur. «. I.&iner, 
 brr bilPer , fprmt, tnobelt. 2. t be» Ceib-- 
 fftiieiJer (be<i itcmifld). ('OTppenarr. 
 
 I^'aiiliiitniait , fash'un'st . «. brr 
 
 V^MKS, fat«. (fr. face) #. (i8nfief|p.] 
 ber ')liiiVd)ln(i, llmfrf)lii(i. 
 
 ■''^ant, fast, (nnaelf. faest. fesi) «i(/'. 
 I. i fell, ilart. 2. 1 a> feil (i|5ia9>. i>> \tH, 
 
 FAS 
 
 tief (<Sd)tafK.). o feil, befWnbin (3frtiinb tc). 
 Shak. d) fell, beiliinnit (Sorifl^ lo. 
 
 Fas.t and loose, iierhiiberlid), uiibeflan: 
 biij, iBiiiiPelbnr, iiiijiii'erliiiTiij ; imreciid), be> 
 triigcrifd). To play - and loose, a) Petrii: 
 Oen. b) t (with) I I'pielcn (nut GrronS). 
 
 F'ast, adv. it\l; ii.nrf. [bic^t m. 
 
 Fast by, - beside, nalje bei; t)(ixt nn, 
 
 Fast-handed, fiiri). 
 
 V^aSt, (m. fest; 1. (emiao)adj. \'d)\XtH, 
 gefrt)ivinB cilJferB jc). 
 
 li^ast, adv. 1. rd)nea, (]e|'4)roinb. 2. 
 flaxl, I'eljr. 3. IjiiufiG, pfr. 
 
 As fast as, \o oft al6 ... 
 
 Fast ■ sailing , fd)neU|"e9Clnb ; A - 
 ship, ber ©cftnediegler. 
 
 l^^ast, fiir f.isted. SiiAK. 
 
 I'^ast, (angelf. faestan; gutf). fastaiii 
 V. n. fallen. ['S'ljlMiV 
 
 Vast, J. bae JJnilen. — day, Pev 
 
 To break one's fast, fruljilucfrn. 
 
 JPast , «. 1. tai 9effl)altenPe. 2. IMat.i 
 tni Inn. 
 
 ll^asten, faa'aa, (angelf. faestnian) 
 V. a. I. (to; fell innd)eii, feilen , befeiligen 
 uin). 2. fe|l jnm>id)en (iyeniler, Il)iireii jc.^ 
 3. jiirrtmmenl)iilteii, feilljniren, uerbinben, ^u-. 
 lanimeiifiigen (mit Ttngela, iScricfeiuo. 4. i 
 H> (to) perbiiiPeu (mit). It) (in) prdgeii, eiu: 
 prngen (in6 (Seniiid;;. Suak. o. betbringcii, 
 oerfe^en (Streic^e). 
 
 To fasten upon, 1. f)efteii (bie 'itu< 
 ijen to nuf ... 2. Oeninnb befd)ulbiaeu 
 uine^ 25erbred)en6). To — an advice upon .., 
 (ytnem einenSind) geben. To -an obligation 
 upon .., ftd) (Gineii) uerbinPen. 
 
 ■•^asteUf V. 11. 1. (on, upon) itit> 
 l)nUen , ful) anfeocn (nii) ; greifen mi(t) . . . 
 2. 1 feilblriben, bleibeii. 2. (at) pncfcn ibei). 
 
 l<^aHtener, fas'snur, «. ber '^efes 
 ilijjer. ll)nlteiibe. 3''l'ninmeiil)iiltenPe, 2)vin0. 
 
 ^''asiteiiinsr, fassuing, «. Pii6 ^e\h 
 
 ■•''aiiter, taa^t ur. «. per iyniler. 
 
 ■•"aiiteren-eeu, (i'4)Ptt.; fasten'* 
 Even. 
 
 ■i^astidiosity, fastideos'ete. i. f 
 Pie ilPlje >i5ernd)tiiii3 pO. 2>iT|"d)mal)uiig. 
 
 l<^aiitifli0U8 , faslid'eus , fastid - 
 jeiis, Urtt.) adj. 1. |lo(i, perndjtcnb, iVrt>be. 
 i. tttl (ini (^iJen u- Irinfen ic.>, ivdl;lcri|'d) ; 
 (■d)wer m bcfriebigeii. 
 
 l<^astidi<>uitly,fastid'iusU,fastld'- 
 jeaoli. a((t>. I. 0ernd)ciid). 2. efel. 
 
 It^astiiliousuess, fasiid'eusnls, 
 «. Pie ilPlje aJcri"it)iniil)nna, SSernd)tnng; bn6 
 efelc, iuiil)(erird)e 2i5eiVn ; ber 3ii|^iiib, ta 
 mnn fd)i«fr ju btfricPigen iil. 
 
 ■•'^aKti^iate, fasildjiite,^ > 
 
 JFaJitij^-iated, tasiid Jeated, 5 
 dj. 1. 123PI.J flCjjipfeli, flleld)I;p^^). 2. (jefpiijt, 
 (jipfeifil^rinifl. ^ 
 
 JPastiilgr* fasi'ing, t. bad t^nfleii. 
 - adj. |el)n|iid)tifl, Ijiiiiaerifl. Shak. 
 
 Fasting-day, ber {Jn|ltnfl. --gut, 
 Per leere Dnrm. 
 
 V^antiyf fast'I^, adv. fi(i)erlic(). 
 
 ■•"'ailtlieKS, fastnei , (nilijclf. faes- 
 lenesne) «. I. I Pie gfiliilfeit. 2. i n> bie 
 Snliflfeit. b) (10) Pie i)Iiil)iiiiglid)feit (nn>. c) | 
 Per ieile'15(itj- "i* + biefiiirie, (S)ebrdiioH)eit ! 
 (bes ®ti)l*)- e) ber O^iornil. 
 
 I'^'astUOIUi, l#s Ikhiius, (lat.> atO'. I 
 
 FATi 
 
 ui>tT\nuti)i^, f)D({)mutf)ig, flotj. 
 
 F'at, fat, (nngelf. faett, fett) adj. !.| 
 fctt; bict. 2. i a) fett, einrmalid) t'45|r"n» 
 Pen 2c.). b) fett, itid) (-^Jeririiein. c> fert, 
 fnidjtbnr (Soben). d) ^ grpp, nUi cbefJcf* 
 fungen «.). e) plump , rd)iuerin(lig (SSer* 
 ilniiP to ; bunim, grob. 
 
 To grow fat. fctt oPer bid luerben. 
 
 Fat-brained, — headed, bumm. 
 --fed, — -kidneyed, gemd|let, felt. -- 
 guts, ber Sirfband). -witted, bicf*. 
 fijpitg, Puinin. ( beftc iljeil uvii (5-tiund>. 
 
 ■•""a* * ». 1. tea gett. 2. i P.1* get: (belf 
 
 Rough fat, [®cifeii|leP.] bnS Un|"d)lirt. 
 
 ■Tat) 11 o. fett m(Ul)cn, nufien. - v.^n. 
 fett merben. (*. tai Jn^, bie Aufe. 
 
 F'at, (Vat) (nngrir. faet, fat, fet>, 
 
 Vatal, fi'ial, (Int. fatalisi adj. I, t' 
 I'um ©tftirffnle oerljiingt, iiiiuernieiblict), 2.. 
 gcfiit)rlid), tbttUd) (>ii<uiiPeii a.). 3. iiiu. 
 gtnrfiid), uerljiingnii5uua,iini)eilbnn!)enP, i>er» 
 Perblid). [stroke . ber itiDe^ilretrf). 
 
 The fatal sisters., bte -JSarjeu. Tlit — 
 
 l*^atalisin, tAiaii^m, «. ber (}ata< 
 Ii«ni , Pie •Scrljiingiiiplcljre. 
 
 I<^atalist, fatalist, s. Per S>it>ii^i1- 
 
 Natality, tiktal etc. (fr. faMliie) t- 
 I. tai SScrl)nngnig, ») tai (uni>ermfiPiid)e) 
 Srf)icfi"nl. b) ber ^efdjluij tei €,ci)ui\a\i.. Pie 
 3d)icfung, Pn4 (yeidjuf. 2. Pn* 'JJhiJgi:rd)icf, 
 bie gntnlitiU, tai llnglud. 3. bie ©terblu1)« 
 (fit. Mtu. Kep. 
 
 Vatally, fii'talle . adv. 1. UPllI 
 Sd)ictrnle uerl)dngt, uni'enueiblid), Purd) eiu 
 a5er!)diigiii0. 2. tiitPtlid) ; l'er^en'lu1), iiugiui'. 
 lid). [ocrmeiPlid)e 3i0tl)iiu'uPigfeit. 
 
 V^atalness, fa'ialneH, J. Pie un* 
 
 ■•''ate, fate. (Int. faumu s. 1. taS 
 S5erl)nngni§, ®ii)id\al , OJrrd)uf. 2. tai 
 3d)irf|'nl (oorl)erbeilitnintci5 ©nignip). 3. bee 
 IpB; bie Seritorung. 4. bie Urfnilje bi'« 
 letti. ? Feathered -, ber 'i^fi.'ll. Drvdew, 
 3. pi. ['3Ki)tl).) bie 5J5arien. 
 
 Divine f.Tte, Pie CrPnuug ob. S5e(liin« 
 inung mntti , 95or|Vl)ung. 
 
 F'ated, fated, adj. 1. ppni (£<^iif* 
 I'nle i>erl)iingt, btilimnit. 2. ^ «) uotn ©d)i(*» 
 fnle mit einer e-igenfd)nfi pfrit^en. b) |"d)icf« 
 l"nl5cutrd>eiPenbi Shak. (I'Ofl. 
 
 ■'''ateful, fate'ful. adj. i>erl;diignii3< 
 
 ff^atlier, fa'THer, (niig.lj'. faeder^ 
 feder; i)0U. vader; i^l., i<t)m. U. tan. fader; 
 gr. U. Int. pater; perf. padar; 3«Jllb. fedre; 
 for. batara) #. I. ber iBntct. 2. ber 95nter, 
 aSprrnfjr. 3. 1 a) (iWnmc eiiie^ nlten ^law 
 nc5 11. 9tu6Prurf ber Qt)xmd)0 Per 9Sater. 
 b) (Wott) Per SBnter. c) (iitl)cb.rr, 0)rriiiber, 
 eeiter, Seljrer) ber SJnter. di (DJanie Be» 
 erflen ^pcrfon Per i). Dreiciiiigteit) Per SSat 
 ter). e) ber flirdjenunter. fi Ironi. itird)el 
 Per 'ipnter, ^cidjti'nter. g) (rom. &t\d)., 
 iitel eineS @enari»r«) ber 95nter. lO (iitel 
 engl. e)ei|llid)en) ber S5nter. 
 
 Pruv. Such a father, such a son, ivte 
 ber 2Sater, I'o ber Si>l)ii. 
 
 Father-in-law. ber <£(f)iuitflerpnter. 
 --land, tai aSiUerlnnP. --lasher, 
 (3d)ri)i)t)(.J Pie Doniierfrore. --like 
 uiirerlid). --long- leg, [(SntPinol.i bit 
 iipnbergfiO, ber ^cberfiied)t. 
 
 ■•''atlierf v. a. l. nn ^inPe$ Statt 
 nuuci;meu, nboptireu. 2. a) i fid) (d-mai) 
 
332 Fate, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve, n6r, got, oil, cloud. Ti'ibe. tnb, fi^II. thin, THis." 
 
 FAT 
 
 oneiflnen. b) (on, upon) ©inem Qtmni 3U« 
 fd}ttibtn , bciniefTen. 
 
 She f a t h e r 8 her child upon your friend, 
 ftf giOt 5()ren ^rcunb a(5 93nter nn. 
 
 Feathered, fa'THdrd, p. p. t 
 einen ^atet uon befonCeren Qiqtnitt)aiten 
 fltt)abt l;a('enS. Being so-, bei, titit eiiieni 
 fDlc^eii SBiiter. Shak. [Die SSnterfc^aft; 
 
 F'atlierliood , fa'Tlllrhud , s. 
 
 F'atlierleSS, fa'THerles, adj. 1. 
 pnteric^. 2. i unteriofi, Denuni^t (Pl)iie be> 
 btfnnntcii aSerfnfTpt). 
 
 jPatlterleSSneSS) fa'THerlesnIs, 
 t. bit SSntcrtLififlfeit. [6ie 9Snterltebe. 
 
 F'atlierliness, fl'THerlcnls, *. 
 
 F<atlierly, fa'THerle, adj. u. adv. 
 
 pntetlid). 
 
 F'athom, faTH'um, (angerf. fae- 
 them; gnben) *. 1. [«JKrtr.] ber Jfnben, 6ie 
 ^(nfter , bai Snc^ter. 2. l bie ©iiiurfjt. 
 
 Fathom-line, bie Sut()(cine, ©eiiflcine. 
 
 F'atUom, v. a. l. iitudaftent , titn' 
 fniiflen (mit brn airmen k.). 2. erflafterii, 
 ergriinben. 3. f ernrunbeii ; ttreid^m. 
 
 ITatlioniable, faTH'umabI, adj. 
 ergriliiblicf). __ [Sot()fe. 
 
 Fatlioiner, faTH'umnr, ». ber 
 
 FatllOinless, faTH'umles, adj. 
 I. iineron'iiiblirf), bobenloS. 2. i unernti'iiib; 
 rid). 3. nirf)t jii u-.iiflnfrern Pber umfnngeii. 
 
 Patidical, fatid'ckal, (Int.) adj. 
 luciffngi-nb. [t&btlid), uerberblirf). 
 
 F'atirerous, failfferus, (I.) adj. 
 
 IPatig-abIe« fat'egabl, adj. tv- 
 mubltrt). 
 
 F'atig'ate, fat'egate, (Int.) i>. a. i 
 ernifiCfii, nbniiUten. — adj. f ab<itniatttt. 
 
 V^atig-ation, fategi'shun, t. t 
 tie WuMgfeit. 
 
 F'atig-ue, fatiig', (ft. 533.) *. I. 
 Me 'OTiutigfeit, «»tnttigfeU , G-ruuibiiiig. 2. 
 (bit Uri"(irf)e ber (?rtnutuiig) bie SScfdjiuerbe, 
 «Jj;ul)l"cligfeit, »e|'rf)iv)erlict)fcit, ['»Jilit.I bie 
 (Etrnpiijc. [with -, nbgemnttct. 
 
 Without fatigue, UliermriMic^. Spent 
 
 l<^atig'ite, V. a. 1. ermilbeii, ab-. 
 nintten. 2. cnm'iben, bcdiflineii ; dintm be-. 
 fdjmerlirf) fnHeii. (tisco) «. bn« !tlnffeit. 
 
 ■''atiscence, fatls'iluse, dat. fa- 
 
 l<^atliiig:, fat'ling, «. bai ium<^ 
 Srfmluii'l). 
 J ^■'atly, fai'le. adv. fetHg. 
 
 F'atner, fat'tnur, «. bet Suugcr; 
 bag 5fttmnrt)cnbe. 
 
 F'atnejss, fSt'nls. «. l. bie gettig: 
 felt (eiiieS l?brver«). 2. bie Jettigfcit (fet; 
 tige gJTaterie). 3. i a) bie JJettinfeir, ^ru(i)t> 
 biirfeit (ber ^rbe). b) bie gcttigfett (bt\i 
 g-nirf)tbringfiibe). 
 
 Vatten, fat'tn, p. «. i. fett ntndjeii, 
 jnnflcii. 2. i luHtjrcn ceine itraiifljeir ic). 3. 
 biingen. Urvden. 
 
 F'atten, ». «. l. fett roerbcu. 2. i 
 (with) fid) mnjlen (luit). Otway. 
 
 JPattener, fat'tm'r. f. Fatner. 
 
 ]iratteiiiiis'« fat'iiwng, t. bie '9)?aft. 
 
 Fattening li o u r e . ber "iBirtililafl. 
 
 li^attinesM, fat'icnls, t. bie ^rt: 
 tififeit. Ifctrig. 
 
 V^aftiKll, tat'i'sh, adj. ttwai fett, 
 
 V^atty, laite. adj. ffttig, fftrt(i)r. 
 
 ITutuity, latii'^t^, «. Die ^lbcriil;ett, 
 
 FAV 
 
 3lbgefd)m(irft^eit, Jfnfeici, ®ecferet. 
 
 JFatuOUS, fatsh'uus, (.iat.) adj. 1. 
 fd)ii)iid)f iii|)ftg , «tn()m»i9ig, aibetn, bunim. 
 2. nid)tig. 
 
 Fatuous fires , bie 3rrlicf)ter. 
 
 F'aucet, faw'set, (fr. fausset) «. 
 ber 3>uirfer, bai 3apfcJ)en (nn giiffern). 
 
 F'aucltiun, falshun, f. Fa 1 c h i o n. 
 
 Paufel, faw'fel, (fandfr.) «• bie 
 9Irefnnu0. 
 
 F'aug-lt, fa, interj. »ueg bnmit! 
 
 ITauld, d'c^Dtt.) a fold; to fold. 
 
 F'aulding', (|'cf)o[t.) folding. 
 
 F'ault, fait, (fr. faute) *. 1. ber 
 {Je(;(er, bn& SSerfeljen; SBergefjeu. 2. f (of; 
 ber ■^Jtangel (nn). 3. bie 95cr(egen^eit, 
 iSrfjmierigteit. 4. f bn« «))?ipgefc^irf. 5. 
 ['3)i^in.] ber Jefjler (Spnlt, Jfi^). 
 
 To find fault, tnbcln. To find - with, 
 nn ©tiua^ nu^jiife^en (;nben ob. fiiiben, 2iu^: 
 lledungeu mndjen. To be in the -, ©djulb 
 nn GciuaS feiu. 'Tis not your -, ei i\1 
 Oljre ©d)ulb nid)t, bnffir fonnen ®ie nid)t. 
 For — of, in ©rmnngelung (einer ©nt^e). 
 To be at a -, [aSnibinfpr.] bie ©pur L>er: 
 lorcn ^nben; f nuf ©rfjmierigfciten treffeu. 
 To sell a cargo before the hatches are 
 lifted, all -, [^nnbelj eine fiabung iu 
 •Sniift!) u. SBogen uerfnufen. 
 
 Fault-finder, ber Inbler, ©efrittlcr. 
 
 F'aitit , i>. n. t fel)len. — c. a. tm 
 bein, befct)iiicigen. 
 
 l^'aulter, falt'ur, ». 1. ber 93etci< 
 biger. 2. ber gcljlenbe. [rifc^. Shak. 
 
 Ifaultful J tiu'ful , adj. veTbtt<i)e: 
 
 ITauUily, fal'tele, adv. |el}lerl)nft, 
 \(t)led)t. 
 
 ITaultiuess, fil'ienes, «. 1. bie 
 5cl)lerl;nfiigfe(t, ber ^WfiiJilniiD; bn« Ueben 
 mnp. 2. bie 2n|]erl;aftigfeit. 3. bie i8e»ge< 
 l)ung. (fel)lerfrei. 
 
 H^aultleMSf talt'les, adj. itl)lloi, 
 
 #^auItleSMliess, faltlesnes, t. 
 bie gel)llufigfeit, SBiiUfi'inineiiljcit. 
 
 ■''^aulty^ tal'ie, adj. 1. fei)lerl)nf[, 
 f(f)ic(t)t, iiiii>Dl!fominen. 2. fdjiilbig. 3. fnlfd), 
 (irrrl;iiinlid)i. 4. inaugciljntt, fd)led)t. 
 
 l^'auu, fawn, (1. faunus) «. iiiRt)tt).] 
 ber 5-niin. 
 
 f^aund, (fc^ott.) found. 
 
 l<^aunist, f^wn'ist, «. ber 9;atur< 
 bcrbnd)ter. 
 
 l<''aur'd, (fdjott.) favore d; ^vell 
 — , well favored; good looking. 
 
 V^aiise, (|'d)ott.) false. 
 . l<^aiiMen, fiw'i>n, «. ber ^neemnl. 
 
 F'aussebraye, faws'bri. (fr. IU.) 
 s. 15-e|hiiuj6b.i ber Untcriuna. [want. 
 
 ■<''aiit, (fd)rtr.) fault, default, 
 
 l<^autor, f^w'tor, (Int. Si3.) <. ber 
 ©[Milter. (riuii. 
 
 I^^autress, faw'tres, s. bit (S)oiiiie< 
 
 l<^avor, la'vur, (int. W.) *• 1. bie 
 0)1111)1, (^)«te, bui "iiji'ljiroodeii , bie '2i3ol)l: 
 gciuogriiljeit, (5Jeiui^ieiil;eif. 2. bie 0)imil< 
 bfjeigiiiig, ®iin|1. .3. bie e>nn|l (Uiiterj 
 llii^ung, ^iilie) i- 3J. To be in favor 
 of.., fiir (GriunS, fur eine "JSnrwi lo feiu. 
 4. bie ffiimft, (iJnnbe. 5. bje (iJclmbigfeir, 
 "Wilbe (eilicf llril)fil^). Swift. 6. bie (i)illl|l, 
 CS-rioiibiiifj, SBergiiiiiligiing. 7. ? ber £'iei» 
 ling , (^iiuilliag. Mhtoji. 8. (Qik\iiitiit a\i6 
 
 FAW 
 
 Siebf :c.) bai 2Inbenfen. 9, f «) bU 
 (J3efi(f)t5bilbung, (3)end)ti;farbe. b) bM 9ln<-f 
 fcljen , bie ®eilnft. c) pi. bit ®eKd)t6jugs, 
 Shak. iO. bie SBegiiniligiiiig , ber SSortljeil,? 
 J. ^. under -of, begiiiiifigt uon, iiiit $ul|«j 
 (einet Snd)e). U. bie ®\x\\\\, ^rtrteili<<)feit. 
 12. [^nnbelj bie 95Qed)feifri|l. < 
 
 To be in favor with, to be in one's—, 
 bei ©inem in ®un|l fle()en. Out of -, ii^ 
 Ungnnbe gefnflen. In - to her, )u it)ren 
 ®un|len, ju ifjrein SSeften. In - of, jai 
 eJnnflen, jiim SBeflen (^einnnb^); in my-^, 
 JU meiuen ®un|len; in your -, }u 3()rem; 
 ^eflen. By the - of, mit 5?iilfe (einet 
 @nd)e). With -, under-, by your — . mit, 
 (Srlnubnig, mit 5f;rer (Srlnubiiip. Your -,, 
 3l)r ®ecl)rte« (b. I), ©c^reibeio. Give me 
 the - of your name , fngeii ©ie mir 5'>t«t; 
 mert()e(1en 9?nmeii , fngeii ®ie mir gefndigll, 
 01)rcn tinmen. To curry - with any one, 
 G-inem ben ipof mac^en. To be in great -, 
 [^nnbel] gel;en , nbgeljen, fic^ gut uerfnufcn,; 
 To become in -, [ipnnbelj nnjiel)en, iiu 
 *ij>reife (teigeii, 
 
 ff'avor, v.a. 1, a)begi'infligcn; uiiteih 
 |li"i$en; erleiri)tern. b) (with) becljreit mit... 
 (einem ^riefe tc). 2. 6-iiicm gicid)eii, (il)n» 
 lid) feiu. 3. fc^oncn (ciu fc^mnt^eS ffllicb ic). 
 4. biiben, nuSitntten. Shaiu 
 
 Favor ine with that, tfjun ©ie mit 
 biefen ®cfa(len. May I be favored with 
 . ..? bnrf id) mir ... nu^bitten? 
 
 I<^avoral»le» fa'viuabl, adj. 1. 
 ginilig, geu'pgen, freunblid), gefnlJig. 2. ± 
 a) (to) giliiflig, begi'imligciib. b) (for) gun* 
 dig, gelcgen (jU) ; iiort()eill)aft; gliirflict). 3. 
 ' f(^6n. . 
 
 PavorablenesSi fa'vurabluea, 
 *. 1. bie 0)en)ogeiil;cit, 'i))?ilbe, ®iite. 2. 
 (for) bie fflciuiigljeit, 2lngemeffeiil)eit, bui. 
 2Sortl)cill)nfre, (yijiiiTige; tiie — of ttie times 
 for . ., bie JU . . guniligcn 3eiten. [fiig, 
 
 B<^avorably, fa'viirable. «rfi). guiwi, 
 
 l^^avored, fa'vuid, adj. 1. begi'iiw, 
 lligt; (with, by) bcel)rc mit... 2. nuiJge* 
 llnitet, geflnltet. 
 
 Well-favored, fd)&n , iui)()lgebilbet.. 
 Ill — , Ijnylid). Well-fa v ored 1 y , adtk^ 
 AUt, niic Lanier; mit einem giicen '}ii\i>* 
 fel^en. 111-favoredly. nda. mit eineiH 
 fd)U'd)teM >aii<?fef)en ; fd)lPd)t; iibcl. 
 
 fr^avureduess, ia'vmdnes, «. ba4. 
 *itu^lVl;en. 
 
 V^av4»r«r} fi'vurur, *. ber iSegiiiu 
 (ligcr (yiMiiier, llnrtrrii'itjer, g-teiiiiD. 
 
 l^'avurite, ia'viiiit, (fr. favori) I. 
 ber OiiMifiiiiig, Cicbling. [ SiebliiigS. .. 
 
 B<^aVoritef adj. lu^rjiigiid) grlicbt. 
 
 Favorite child, bdi I'lrttllligi-flllD. — 
 dish . bne Ji'ibrfien. 
 
 A<^avoritiMiii) fa'vuieiSzm, s. 1. 
 bie 55r(iiiiitlinuiig. 2. ber gniioririem. 2, 
 bie 91ii?iibiiiig ber fflemnif biird) (i)iiii|lling#. 
 
 I<''av<>rl«^-*i!( V fa'viirles, adj. WMit 
 
 giliijligr. 2. uiigrniilig. 
 
 |<''atvilf fawn. (fr. fuon) s. (2Dnib» 
 
 mfw.l ba<?.<vnlb, 9{el)fnlb. I (Ouiigrwirfen), 
 Km^viIv «. n. ( <IDiiibmiVr. ] fepeu 
 ff''a\%'nv V n. 1. (oil) fd)ii'nii)elii (I'orj. 
 
 2. a) t (upon), ((riiirii) liel'foieii , (J'iiirtti 
 
 rd)mrid)ein. b) fid) fd)mierte!i, ttxt^tu vox.., 
 
 (j-iucm friecticiib f(Vmri(l)i'iu, 
 
Fkte. fnr. fnll. fal. ^U. met. Kinr. Hn. N6. m.We. n6r. ^ot. SH, d^url. Tiihe. trtb. full. t//iii. TIIU. 333 
 
 FAW 
 
 Paivit, ». 6i< Jfrie^Kttt, frif<^icnbe 
 
 ©£^ntficf):Iei. 
 
 ff^awner, fiw'nur. «. ber frirAfiibc 
 ®diiiii''d)li-r. ((t)fii6e ®d)meid)elet. 
 
 I<^nivnin8f, fawning. *. tit frie; 
 
 V^awntng-ly, fiwningle, adv. trie- 
 -<fttnb. I* ^.inruv 
 
 ■^aXlMl, fak'sod. (nilflPlf. feax) .iiO- 
 • li^ay, rt. (fr. tee) *. ^ Die $5«; ©'K- 
 
 l<^«y , (fr. fbi) «. •' Die tcfiie. 
 
 ■•"^ay, Kllltjflf. faeg»n> v. n. [©(^ifffii 
 •Snuf.i gfitiiti (1 nlif <]cn. 
 
 To fi«y to. iibffiMl flnflofltn. 
 ' V^eafeerry^ ti'berri, (Feabe) s. 
 ■h\i ©Mdifit't^re. 
 
 F'eag'iK* f fii^ . V. a. t peitfc^en. 
 
 F'ral, fe'al. rtdj. trfll. 
 
 F'tMilty, fialfi, (0. ntifr. feal) *. 
 ['5tll^nIrfl■t)t) tit Xnut. 
 
 V^^r, fere. «. 1. Cle %urd)t. 2. t>ie 
 ■ftiffornnifi. 3. ( Me llrrnd)e Kr 5iird)t ) bic 
 gitrAt, €dini. 4. (ber ®egeiitlniib ttr 
 Jfn"'*'' *•'« tJ"f<l)'- *• "« @<f»eud)e. 6. n 
 bif 'Jiirdjt (0)i>ttr«). 7. (of, vpr) btf (Jiirdjt, 
 (Jhrfiitctjf. 8. ftii)«8 &tfd)re(tenbe< , bie 
 ■©ffnljr. 
 
 •' To be In fear, to stand in -, filrd)ten. 
 fi>t -, nil* 55lir<l)t. Tlnre is no -of... 
 ... (lf[)f ni<f)t ju bffur(^ten, e* i|l nod) ffiii 
 91nr(1)cin )ii . . ba Db. iu'r()nnb«n. Tiiere is 
 on -. e« ifl 9iicl)t« jii betur(t)ten. A sud- 
 den -. bcr ©cbrrrfeii. 
 
 iPear, (illin«ir. fteran, afalran; fpr. 
 tl. nrob. nufnra) ». a I. turd)tfll. 2. |l fl'irtl)! 
 ten tWort). 3. frfirerffn, ucrrctnidjen ; '" 
 ^Btftrerfett feften, crr(f)rf<fen. 
 ' V^ear, v. n. I. (utftftta i. bt(ux(t)> 
 ten, bei>rn«ii. (erft^rorten. 
 
 F'«'ar«*d, fird, udf. I. gefiir(l)tet. 2. 
 
 V^earfu', (u1)vtt.) frlglitfui. 
 
 Kearfill, fere'fdl, t fer'ful, adj. 
 
 1. fur(t)t|'rtm. i. filrdjterlid) , furcttbnr. 3. 
 ©cfrrniitO errefleiib. Srak. 
 
 To lie fearful of. ftrt) ffircftten por... 
 
 F'earriilly, riret&ii^, adv. i. 
 ■furAtt'nin. "2. fYirrt)rfrli£f) , furd)tbflr. 
 
 F'earfulness, fire'ffilncs, f{er'- 
 fulneH, t. I. bie {5iir*r('oiiifcit. 2. bie 
 9liinrt, (^iirrfir. 3. bie 5iittt)i0'irfett. 
 
 ■<^earl«!«8, fireies. udj. furd)tto«, 
 itncrfrtjrncffn ; (of) dIjiu 55«rd)t (Dor). — 
 adv. Fear'lesiiJy. fur(t)lll>4. 
 
 PearlesMiiet*)*, f^re'lJsnM, «. bie 
 ^imttii'Mnf' It , IIiu'ri"(1)ro(ffnfjcit. 
 
 ■<''ea.<«ibility, iciebil'^ti. ) 
 
 F'ea.S'ibleiieKS, le'ziblues, ) *' 
 bie Ibitnliil'frir, 'OJiii(ilid)fHt. 
 
 Feasible, (i'tibl, (fr. faimble) 
 adj. dill mid), mogiidj. — adv. Fea'si- 
 L ly . rl)iiit(id). 
 
 I^'eaxt, fiist, (M. feitfBm, fr. f^te) 
 «. 1. t>cid gfiT, fflflrtniiihl; bet ®d)miiii#. 
 
 2. 1 ber CrtfiTbiffen. 3. bn« 3e|l , ber geft. 
 •f«ft' Srifrtafl. 
 
 ■ F e a s t ni o n e T , btr (S)ptf ffpfeniiig, bai 
 5'i.nbneib. --rite, ber S5efl(ifbriiiid). 
 
 l^eaflt, V. n. idjitiaiiffn , (]aileii. 
 
 To fen St upon, fid) nfiriid) tfjiin niit.. 
 
 •''east, V. n. 1. fefllid) beiuirrljeii. 2. 
 '1 pcrcinfinm, rrflttjen. 
 
 F'eaRter, f*i*t'iif. *. I. bet <B(!t)mU 
 get, ftdjttimincr. 2. per ^mitn/tt. 
 
 F'eastful, fiit'fii, kdji U ftfh 
 
 lid) , fril'hiiil). 2. fd)mei!]crifd). 
 
 ^''easling-, feett Ing.j. ber«£d)tnnus. 
 
 Feit.iting penny, ber®OtIeSijci<fd)eu, 
 bn* '>))iifil)iieib. 
 
 ITeat, leie. (fir. fait', tat. factum) «. 
 
 1. bie ((]n'0e, rul)iie, nifttuqti Imu; ^ei: 
 beiul)ar. 2. (im eiigereii Siiiiiei irtteiib ein 
 "lUrrf, mo eitie niiCcrorbeiitlidje Itrnft, ®e. 
 ld)i({ltd)fiit, 2i\1 mit in* ©piei fi>mmt, 'bie 
 Auiirt, Dii6 i(iiiiif|liirf, Sniftilurf. 
 
 ITeat, adj. J. ' ocmniior, flinf. Shak. 
 
 2. t rd)iiiiicf, fouber. 3. t r«tititn. 
 I<^eat« i>. a. * iii>mu<(, \aubtt, nifb-. 
 
 lid) iuni1)eii. ■ Shar. 
 
 F'eateOIUf fe'teiis, te'tolicus, adj. 
 t fd)nuirf, nett; oovinbt. — adv. Fea'- 
 teously, iietrj flemiinct. 
 
 l<''eatlier, feTH ur, ) (nngelf. fe- 
 
 If'ether, ^ titer >«. 1. | 
 
 Die ijebtr (iiun aJtgeln). 2. i a) ber ^d)lo<j, 
 trtfi (JJclid)ter (I'ou ••))ffiird)eii). b) ein leerer 
 Xitel, c) bie fiieiniflfetr. d) bie jJeiiiDeit 
 leiue* ®d)erjie«). e) Cf) etwa6 »Jiberlcid)te8. 
 fii (till eiitjcren ©iiine) ein febfricit^ter :>fei! 
 err. 3. ber iOJirbel , jtrrtfei (|leife ^punre bei 
 -^ferbeii). [LigUt as a -, feberWid)t. 
 
 A plume of feathers, etll g-t'bcrbu(d). 
 
 frov. Fine feat iters make tine bird», 
 Kiriber iiiad)en Ceiite. Birds of a - (lock 
 togeilier, (Dieid) u. ©Ific^ flefetlt (iO) grrii. 
 To cut any one's (liroat with a -. .Qriliiill: 
 bell bci bcr 9i<ii'e i)eriinifi'il)reii. A - in the 
 cap. bild (fl}reilieid)eil. That is but a ~ in 
 the cap, bie @ti(t)e tfnt imiiitr ii)Ttn ^2iitttl) 
 (D. rti'itieii ^ileiiiterii). 
 
 F e a I Ii e r - b e d , ba< JJebcrbett. - - 
 broom, — -duster, ber 'Jebcrbeien , JJe> 
 biTii'ifc^. --driTer, ber jjeberjliiiibcr. -• 
 edge, bie jii(jeid)ikfte ©titc (I'Oii ^rttcrii 
 jc). — edged, eiiie 4iincrd>iirftc ©eite 
 tjiibetib. — few, l>:8iu.j ba6 g-ifberfrniit. 
 --footed, mit bcneberreii iji'i^eii uerfel;eii. 
 --grass, biK ^cbergrod. --maimer, 
 bcr Jeberi'ctiiiiirfer. —-seller, ber 5eber> 
 Ijniiblcr, geberili^uber. 
 
 ■•^eatlier, c a. I. a) mit {^cbern 
 fiincii Ob. |'d)uiu<tcii. b) brfiebmi, fieberii. 
 2. treteii (luie ip,iijiie>. 
 
 To featiier ohs's self, fi(f) bereid)crii, 
 ri(^ f<t>niucfen , fit^ ttt}ebtn, (again) fid) cr> 
 Ijoleu. [i£(t)(ird)en id)erreii. 
 
 frov. To feather one's nest, feiii 
 
 l<''eath«reil , feTH urd, adl. I. 
 bcficbcrt, flefii'bert. 2. 1 a) flejierr, gefdjniurft. 
 b) gcfluflelt ii'on ben €iiinbeii). ei bebtrfi 
 (mit 35nunirii w.). limiriii fit>«ii. 
 
 ProB. To be well feathered, miebcr 
 
 F'eatlierlesS ) feTHurlls, adj. 
 fcbcrlo* , iiadt. 
 
 l<^eatlter1esiineHN, feTH'uries- 
 ne*. ». bie ^epprlnfiflfeit, >)tn(ftl}eit. 
 
 Keatlierly, foTHiirie. adj. t 
 fercr.irtiii. [febenfl; febernrtjg. 
 
 ■«"ea<Iiery, feTH'Ori. adj. flepcbert, 
 
 l«^eatly, fctcle. nrf». f fd)iiiii(f , nctr ; 
 gmmnbt, fliiif. (tiijfrit, Weiunubilieir. 
 
 I'^'eatneSS, fetenes, t. t bie yitt> 
 
 ■•''eature, fitsliiire. (norm, fai- 
 tiire) t. I. cer 3hi<I. Wf|Id)r«}iifl. 2. Die 
 (iJend)r^biiMiiig , bn^ (5)rild)r. .3. bie gorm, 
 l^ilalt, !&iibiiii() (bed g>iii5i'n u'orftrti, 4, 
 
 bni 5tU«rel>en , 9lnftt)tn, in «nMi<f (elne« 
 SanbeS jc). 5. ber ©ninbiiifl, 3ug (eiiie# 
 S3t'rtriig£ lO. 6. bie @(^5nt)eit. Shak. 
 
 Peature, r. a. t >• (ibi)ilbeit. % 
 (e-iiititi) libiilitf) ref)eu. 
 
 featured, fe'tshurd, ndj. a; ((■ 
 Suhiiniueiij'e?.) gebitbot, geiliiltet. b) in (i)e» 
 fid)r«jugen nljiitid). c) ®efi(<)tiiiige ob. fc<)5n» 
 (ijefid)t#(iig« Ijnbeiib. 
 
 Ill-feiitured, niif^geiTaltet. 
 
 Veaze, fe/e, v. a. 1. niigfinen, nu*» 
 frtierii , niitrriefeln (em ©eil ic). 2. t pcit* 
 fd)en , burd)iiarben. — v. n. fid) nuefiifertu 
 
 ■^^ebrifaCient, feb'r^faslient. adj. 
 bQ6 %kber verurfa(t>enb. — ». ba& , wni 
 gifber i'criirfad)t. Beddoei. 
 
 ■i^ebriliCf fsbrififc, adj. bui '$\tbet 
 i'>crurriid)eiib; ficbertjnft. 
 
 F'ebrifuife, feb'refuja, ai{f. b(4 
 (Jirber yertreibenb. — *• btU gieberinitteL 
 
 ■•^ebrile, feb'rll, adj. fieberl)flft, 
 ftfbrifd). 
 
 Vebriiary, feb'ruare, (I. februa- 
 riuH) ♦. [itnlcnber] ber gebninr, ^oriiung. 
 
 ■i^ebruatioil) febriU'shan, t. bit 
 9{einigiing. 
 
 V^ecal, fl'kal, f. Fa««al. 
 
 IfeceH, f. Faeeea- 
 
 I«^eclifin, (ft^ott.) fighting. 
 
 li^eclal, fs'shat. (tat. fecialis) adf. 
 ^.iffi-nt;erolbe u> bie Jtri^O^crfldrung Im* 
 trtffenb. 
 
 I<^eck, (f(f)Ott.) many, plenty; 
 strength and substance; part ofa 
 thing. ]?lai8t -f great est part. 
 
 IJ'ecke*, (fd)Ott.) waistcoat. 
 
 JFeckffu% (fd)Ott.) Urge, braw. 
 ny. stout. (fcftnxK^. 
 
 F'eckless, flk'les, a^. [Dertl. ] 
 
 I«^ecula, fek'iila. «. 1. [dl^em.) 
 bai %obenniel}I, @n^met)l, ber <3a9. 2. bit 
 St.irfe, bni <Btavtmet)l. ...ii 
 
 F'eCUleuce, fek'ulonse, ) (Ut^a. 
 
 F'eculency, fek'iilens^. ) 1. bni 
 i^eflge , 6d)l(iuimige, Iriibe. 2. bie $efen, 
 ber 93Libetifii(). 
 
 ■•^eciilent, fek'ullnt, adj. t)e^, 
 iinrriii , rd)iniiiiiiig , trilbe. 
 
 F'eculuni) fek'ulum,*. [^i^arm.] 
 bai !8i^bemiiel)l. [bar. 
 
 F'ecund, fe'kund. (frtt.) adj. frud)t» 
 
 li^ecundate « fekundite, V. a. be* 
 friid)ten; frud)tt)nr iiiad)en. 
 
 F'ecundation, fekundi'shun , «. 
 bie 9Jefrud)tiing. 
 
 F'ecundlfy, feki'n'difi, v. a. -f 
 6ffriid)ren ; friidjtbnr mrtd)en. 
 
 F'eciindity, fikun'deii, t. bit 
 5riid)tbnrfeit. 
 
 l^'ed, fed, prael. u. p. p. V. Feed. 
 
 F'ederal, fed'erSi, adj. DtinbeA* 
 mAfiig; !Biinbe«... (9?eflieruMg jc); |ijber<u 
 fillif<t). 
 
 F'ederal, )s.bcT^bt 
 
 F'ederaliNt, fld'erai'st.^ bcrafifl. 
 
 P^ederary, fed'eriri> (i.. int. fo©- 
 
 F'edary, fedar^. S ^''^> *• '• 
 brr a5ii:ibf#gfiu>6, SBfinbner. 2. ber Wit« 
 l"d)iilbigf, "Wirgrni'^. Siiak." (bet. 
 
 ■■^ederate, federjite, adj. »erbiin< 
 
 Kederatif»n, federi-xhun, s. I. 
 bie 93er»unbung. 2. berdinb, bn^ibunbHig. 
 
834 Fal^, fi'T. fall, fat Me. met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got. 6il. rioud. Ti'ibe. fuh. fnll. l//m. TWi, 
 
 FED 
 
 FederaAive^ fld'iritiv, adj. 6iiiu 
 
 fceeinngig, fBDerntiu, SSunSeS ... (€tnntjc.). 
 
 li'edity, fed'ki, (Int. foeditns) «. f 
 We ®emtu\i)(it, ®cf)nn&lic^feit. 
 
 Wee, fee, (nngclf. feo, feoh) ». 1. 
 feet S:ot}n, bie 23eIof)nung, SBejafjIiinfl ; pi. a) 
 tie (Jkbi'il^rfii (bet Slbuofnteii :c.); bai Spo-- 
 «ornr (eine« DoftorS lo, 6er ei;renHMB, 
 CDreiilDljn; bie 9Itg<"i&cn; fees of a court, 
 court- fees, OeridjcsEoflcn , &txid)tiQt-. 
 ♦I'lliren. b) tie ©prrtcln, S'Je&eiieiufuufte. 
 «) Da6 ■Jriiifgelb. 2. (jiiinminengejLig. i>on 
 feud, fief), [geiibnlrec^t] imi Sefjen, 2el;n. 
 (Jilt. 3. [5J?PrD<ltH.l Estate in — or fee 
 •imple, tiai aidoBtnlnut. 3. f t»«r aintljeil. 
 4. bet SDcrtf) (finer ©iid)e). 
 
 Fee-fiirni, ba6 &r6jine(e()n. —simple. 
 
 - absolute, bnS gteilefjn, unbcbingte Sel)n. 
 
 - couditioiial, — tail, bai be&ingte, ciii> 
 {JtrfC^riilltte £cf)n. —-tail general, Dnt- 
 9JJnnnlcl)n. --tail special, ba6 233eil>cr: 
 If^ii, 55rnuenle()n. — grief, bie !Sef(t)mcrbc 
 cb. ber (£ct)merjenlt>^n. Shak. 
 
 F'ee, V. a. 1. bcjnljlcii, befo^nen, Inl): 
 nen. 2. befolbeii. 3. be(lect>eii. 4. i niiffiid)eii 
 (cine (5i)eli';icnl)cit ic). Shak. 
 
 ITeeble, fe'Ul, (fc. faible) adj. 1. 
 (Vl)i)f. u. flei|1ig) fctiund). 2. ± a) fdjiuiid) 
 (nid)t Iniit, lunn Sdjiidei. b) fc^mad), uu-. 
 fr.iftig (*!lnftrfnguiinen zc). c) fdjiunc^ (2id)i, 
 garben so. d) i"d)ivad), Iniuiinm. 
 
 F e e I) I e - m i n <l c d , |C<)lvn(^ (in {BcjiTflnb. 
 
 - H *• pi- bit iileintmltl;ij)en. 
 l^^eeble, v. a. f rd)H)nd)en. 
 l<^eebleiie«s, feblnls, «. 1. bic 
 
 (4)l}i)f. n. geiiligc) ©d)iw.i(f)i', £d)i«iid)l)eit. 2. 
 1 bie €d)mad)c (frr Stiniine, be6 2i(t)ti lo. 
 
 I'^eelily, fc'bic, adv. fdjiund). 
 
 l^^eetl, leed, (ongtir. fedan; bnn. 
 fBcler; \<i)W. foda) praet. U. p. p fed. v.n. 
 
 1. a) fiittcrn (ba^ 23ic() k.). b) ernnl)ren, 
 nnt)rcn (ilinbrr k.). 2. ± a) unrcrljnlten 
 
 ■ ibai ^euet lo; I'enorncn (niit QEoflcr lO. 
 b) nnljrt'n (iprffnung k.). c) (wiili) lucibcn, 
 6efriebi()fn (bic aiugen <in ..). d) (with) Qi: 
 iieti l;iiilirtlteii mit ... 3. iiiaileu (SSief)). 4. 
 tJJciben, obmeiben inffen. 5. n tueiben (bie 
 ©enu'inbe ®otre^). 
 
 *^eed, i>. n. 1. fffen, fref^en. 2. (on, 
 upon) fid) \\ai)ren, lebcii (uon ..). 3. jutiren. 
 4. fett luerbt-n, fid) uniilen. 
 
 To feed liigli, n)ol)I, Ijerclid) leben. 
 
 F'eetl, *. 1. bai gntter; bie SSJclbe. 
 
 2. ^ ba6 'i3)ial)(, bii# G-fTi'ii. Mh.tos. 
 F'eetler, ice'dur. «. I. ber giitte: 
 
 tcr; e-niiil)ri'r. 2. ± a) ber 9ial)rer, ^^ftfiif 
 (ber £iii1e). b) ber ^rflffcr; €d)mnn'()cr. 
 Shak. 3. ber (5ffcr. 4. [9iiTbnni.] ber 
 fiSieM)iilrer , a3icf)mi'i|lcr. 5. t ber ^nfd)t. 
 6. einc diicfle jc. , bie 2"<ibcr mit 2i5niicr 
 tcriprflt. 7. CTOin.] ber ®nn(j; bie ^reuj; 
 riuft. 8. e ber Sofffl. 
 
 Greedy feeder, ber SBiclfrng. Dainty 
 — , bat fierfrrniiUil.. Higli -, ber florfe 
 ©ffer. [bn* gutter; bie SCeibe; ©prife. 
 
 ■■'eediiii^, tic'diiig, ». biejjiltreriinfl, 
 
 High feediug, tK\6 5!Bol)(leben, bie 
 Cerferbifff". 
 
 ■•'eel, lOertl.] fool. 
 
 Veel , f^el, (nngeir. felan, faelan, 
 gefel.in) prnet. u. p. p. felt. v. a. 1. (blird) 
 
 ©<ta|len) fiiljleu. 2. niifiitjieii, benil)icu, be. 
 
 iEL 
 
 trtflen. 3. fii^fen, empfinben. 4. i to- one's 
 xelf, a) fid) ffulen (fid) redit ob. feiiie SSer; 
 bicnfle ffiljleu). Shak. b; ftd) bcfinbrn, fid) 
 fi"il)lcn. 5. (of) nnfulilen ((S-twng). 6. i a) 
 (lUefL'n'c^en, nu«f)olen (©inen). b) prufen, 
 uiiterHid)cn. Shak. 
 
 To feel a patient's pulse, finein 5trniu 
 fen ben <pnI6 flitllen. To - any one's pulse 
 about a business , f (Jineni iweflen eincr 
 <i><\<S)e nuf ben 3'il)" ful)lcn, (Jinen lucflen 
 finer <Bnd)t flii^jiiforfd)en riid)cn. To - out, 
 nnf fiirfd)en. To -after, nad)forfd)en ((Sinem). 
 
 F'eel, p. n. 1. f fi"il)ien. 2. i fiil)len, 
 enipftnben. 3. ft(^ nnfuljlen. 4. iid) (|"d)ul= 
 bio :c.) fi'if)Ien. 
 3. A thing feels soft or hard, or it 
 fee Is hot or eold. 
 
 F'eel, a. (ber ©inn btS ®cfi'i()(6) bn« 
 ffietuhl. 
 
 Feeler, fli'iur, «. i. ber $Ju()lcr, 
 guhlenbe. 2. [(Jntotn.J ba« gu()l^orn (ber 
 Omeften). 
 
 Feeling-, fee'llng, adj. I. ful;fenb. 
 2. a) rfiijrenb. b) jjetul;luull. c) Iebl)(ifi. d) 
 filr felt. Shak 
 
 Feeling dispute, ber ®efi5^lbi«put. 
 
 F^eeling-, ». 1. (ber ©inn be« ©e< 
 ful)l«) b([6 (J)cti'il)l. 2. 1 H) bn6 P)efu()i cein 
 ■•Wiiiin iHMi(S)efril)(Jc.); (to)biif (5)cfiil)l (fik). 
 b) bai Orfiji)!, bie aiufrcflnnfl. 3. f bet &e- 
 luinn , 25ort()eiI. 
 
 Feelillj^ly, fee'lingle, adv. 1. mit 
 ®eflll)l, Gffiihliuin. 2. ffihll-nr. Shak. 
 
 Feere, feer, *.tbrr(35ef(if)rtc, (iSnrte. 
 
 Feet, fiet. (pi. 0. Foot) *. bie gi'ifje. 
 
 Fe<'tless, feeills, adj. st)nt ^\\^e, 
 feint 5i"'f3« f)iibcnb. 
 
 Fegr, feg. adj. -f fjilbfrf), fnuber. 
 
 Feg-, *. [Dertl.] bie geiflC. 
 
 Feide, (fdiott.) feud, enmity. 
 
 Feig-II, fane, (fr. feindre) i). o. I. 
 erbK^ten. 2. Ijfnd)cin (greiinbfdjnft ic). 
 
 Feigned. lieriTrflt. Feigned treble. 
 ("Win".] bic (Jillel. Feigned purchase, bt'r 
 
 Feig-n, p. n. tjeudtelw. [SAcinfnnf. 
 
 Feigliedly, fane'edle. adv. fnlfdl- 
 lidi. cr^idltcr. ISSetrnn; bic (J-rbiditunn. 
 
 F^eignedness, tAne'edne^. s. ber 
 
 Feig-iier, fane'ur. *. ber (S-rbiditcr, 
 ©leifincr. [Inng, (Jrbid)tii!i«i. 
 
 Feigning-, fAne'Jng. ». bie QScrflch 
 
 Feigningly, fAne'iugle, adv. t)eu: 
 diflnb, i>errd)lii()fn. 
 
 Feint, fAnt, «. l. bie SSerftrffiiiin, 
 Jinte. 2. I5cd)rf.] bie JJinte, ber IriinfloiJ. 
 
 Feint, adj. f erbiditet; iierilrtlt. 
 
 Felanflers, felandurz, «. f. Fi- 
 landers. (bie buiite Drrffel. 
 
 Feldfnre, feid'fare, s. (Drnitl).] 
 
 Feld.spar, flld'spar, (Fel'spar. 
 Feld'spnth. Fel'spath) t. [«J)iinernln.] 
 bir S-clM'Pifl)- — Feldspath'le, adj. jiim 
 5flbfpi-itf) (ifl)prin, nu6 gflbi'patl). 
 
 Felicitate, feiis'eiAie. (Int. feli- 
 citare) v. a. I. bfdlfirfcn. 2. bcglnrfiDilufdien. 
 
 Felicitate, adj. brflUlcft, flifirfiid). 
 
 FelicitHtion , rcliKela'khun, *. 
 bie (i)lii(fiinnii'd)iin<i , ber (Silfirfiininfd). 
 
 Felicit<»lli«, fells'etiu. adj. } 
 
 Felicitou.*ily, feli»'etusle. adv. ^ 
 .lli'icflidv [feit, bnf (iJifirf. 
 
 Felicity, fcl'seic, «. bie ®Uirfrcli0> 
 
 EEL. 
 
 Feline, fi'ilne, (f.) adj. fn^entftttfl. 
 
 Fell, lei. praet. u. Fall. 
 
 Fell, (nngeif. fell; Ijod. fel) a4j. 1. 
 nrnufnni, «nmenrd)lid). 2. grimmig, luilft, 
 blutbtlntig. 
 
 Fell, ((d)ett.) strong and fierey. 
 — cllield, fiery fellow, terrible 
 fellow. — airtS, hellish arts. 
 
 Fell, (nngeif. fell) *. bn6 J-ell (l)niipt« 
 fiid)l. in 3iifn'iii"t»rf^U"flf"iv>ie wool-fell, 
 bai '-iBoIlfed). My - of hair, niein gefnmin* 
 teS 5?nnr. Shak. [bcli'fijrfd)ne». 
 
 F e 1 1 - m o n g e r , ber gedl^nnbler , ^nn» 
 
 Fell, (iSl. fel, %eli) I. [Omu] bee 
 mi'ii'ilicgfnbe ob. fclfige .Ipugel. [nier. 
 
 Fell, (nngeif. fello) a. t bet fium» 
 
 Fell, (5flb) ». t bnS «lnd)ft-ib. 
 
 Fell-wort, [93ot.] bfr G-iijian. 
 
 Fell, ». bn« ©eleife. 
 
 Fell, (iptt. vellen) t). a. 1. a) fflflen. 
 b) nieber:, ummcrfcn. 2. [Dcrtl.] befall. 
 
 Fellable, tei'labl, adj. fridbnr. 
 
 Feller, flriur, «. ber ^oljfnaet, 
 $PtjI)niier. 
 
 Fellifliious, flllif'iuus, (V. lat. 
 fel n. nuo) adj. yicl (?)nde cnrfjnlrciib ; gnlU 
 fi'idirifl. [feit, ber SlutburiT, bie SSntlj. 
 
 F'^ellness, fel'nls, s. bie @)rniifnm' 
 
 Felloe, fel'lo,^ *. bie gelge, 3{nb» 
 
 Felly, fel'le. ] felge. 
 
 F^ello-W, fello, (nngeif. felaw; 
 fd)L»tt. falow) *. 1. ber ®efril)rtc, ^nnternb, 
 (i)eipiele, bie ©efpielinn, 03efn!)rtiiiu. 2. a) 
 btr®cni'g, 'Wirgenpe- b)bcr&i>dege, <Umt5i 
 gcm^g. c) 19Torbnm.] bn6 ^iJJitglieb eincr 
 ^orpcrf*nft; ber iinrntDr. d) bn6 WitQlitb 
 (einc6iliideginm*K.) -of a college. [G-ngl.] 
 ber itodegint. 3. ber, bie, bni ®ieid)c ; j. 2J. 
 this man has not his -, biefer ''Mfnnn l)nt 
 nid)t fcincS GJIeictjen; ber, bie, bns Slnbcrt 
 wn eineni qjnnr (luie $nnbfd)nl)e, ©triinw 
 pfc 2C.) ; J. !P. I lost the - to this gloTe, 
 id) l)nbe ben nnbern ipnnbfdjnf) I'crlovcn. 4. 
 (j, miind)mn( T) bet &ex(, ®e|"cd, !i3iiri'd)e. 
 
 To play the good fellow, fdjivelgcn, 
 in ©iius nnb a?mn« leben. A sorry -, ber 
 Iropf. A wrangling -, ber ©djreicr, 3nnfer. 
 
 Fellow-citizen, ber ^:))iitbiirger. - - 
 commoner, 1. ber «»tittl)eill)nbfr nn ®«. 
 nicinbcfliitern. 2. [(Jngl.] ber -Bi^itfodegiat. 
 .$. ber .Rnmernb. --counselor, ba6 
 ?{nt[)jniitglieb. — creature, bn« 3icben., 
 •OJiitgefdiopf, ber 9iebcnmcnfd) , 'OJJifmcnfd). 
 -■-debtor, bfr 'Wirfd)lllblier. — feeling, 
 1. bn$ •'Witgffiil)!. 2. f baS g(cid)e Onf"' 
 ffT«. --guest, ber •OKitgmt. --lieir, bet 
 TOiterbe. — helper, ber ^TOitl;tIfcr. — 
 laborer, ber gjjitnrbeiter. 1-maiden, 
 bie Piripielinn. --member, bn* ^Kitglieb. 
 --minister, bcr 9lnirf geiirg. Shak. — 
 peer. ber'Wit^'JJnir. Shak. --prisoner, 
 ber •OJfifgcfnngcne. --rake, I bet ©picg. 
 gefcd (im iiu"i|len Ceben)., --ruler, bet 
 •"OTitrrgent. --scholar, ber r))iitrd)rilct. 
 -servant. berl)icn|lgenr6. -soldier, 
 bfr Srieg^fnnurnb. -stream, bfriReben* 
 ilriMii. --student, ber Winliibent. — • 
 subject. ber'OJtitnntrrtljnn. --sufferer, 
 bfr ee ibf n,^grtnl)rtf , Ccibcn^genop. — tra- 
 veler, ber 9iViff ge fnhrte. --worker, bet 
 -Wifnrbriter. --writer, ber '))rirl)rrnii«» 
 geber, '3)titf(trift|ledep, SBruCct «21uti>c. , ., 
 
FAte, far, fall, fat. M*. met. FInp. ffn. N6, raovp, n6r. got. 6il, Mud. Ti^be. tub, full. tAin, TFIis. 335 
 
 ) adj. 1. 
 5 bru&ef 
 
 FEL 
 
 Fellow^, c. a. t pflaren, jufnmmtn* 
 IKifTtn. Shak 
 
 V'ellowlike, fll'l&llke, 
 
 F'ellotvly, fel'loli, 
 fid); todegiiilifd). 2. gleirf)mngig. Shar 
 
 ■i^ello^t'sliip, tei'iosliip, «. I. tiif 
 OeitUrdjnft, 03emeinfd)nft, (SfnofTenr^nft. 2. 
 iit 83(r6int)un^. 3. (in) tiie Q)eineinf(t)Aft 
 (t<i« X\)eHt)aben an). 4. ber llitigong. Bacob. 
 k ^ie Q)ei>Ur((;Aftlici)rctt. 6. Die &lei<i)i)tit. 
 7. (©itfll.J bie ^oHegintur; 6ie ©tiftuno- 8. 
 [^rit().j - obcr rule of -, bie &t\eti\ii)aiti' 
 red)nung. 
 
 Good fellowship, a) bie itMuH, 
 (Sd>ive[gerci. b) bit ^erien6bvnberlid>ttit. To 
 join in - with, in (iJc('eU|d)nft treteii mit ... 
 To be drawn into the — of a war, ill eilien 
 £rieg ^iiieiiigrjogi'ii, niiti<er|<o(tten ivetben. 
 
 K^ello^vsliip, V. n. « (»efearcl)nft 
 mad)tn. iiingel}en (init &lM(tu). 
 
 ■Telly, fel'U, ado. graufAm, ivilb, 
 Mnmcnrd)lid>. --minded, blutgierig. 
 
 Felo de nts , feiode*^', (lat.) t. 
 I9it<i)t6\\>t.] tiv jBtlbflmbritr. 
 
 F'elon, fel'un, (fr. felon; neitlnt. 
 feto; nrm. fellon) i. I. [ditd)ti\vv.] ttt 
 TOiffetljnfer, JBerbrert^er. 2. [G()ir.] bai •)?«= 
 jjfigtfdjmur, ber OingelfluS. 
 
 Felon-wort, [2Ji)t ] ber 9?n(^tf<tntfen. 
 
 f eloiif adj. I. unmrnfitlid), grinu 
 wig, graur.im. 2. uerriSt()cri|d), trdiliK. 
 
 I<^elouious, filiVneua, adj. 1. Der> 
 brtdttxiid). 2. ( 9{ed)tf fpr. ) uerrntljerird) ; 
 bo5l)aft, b5ijlid>. — ado. Felo'niously, 
 i'erbrr(t)iTii(l>; ucmil)<rifcf), bbtiidf. 
 
 li^eluny, feluni. gr. fe'lnnle) «. 
 JWtiurljnljeit6rcrf)t] bir JJ"""''. f>>* iobtt' 
 #trt<rrd)eti, peinlic^t SBrrbrcd^cn. 
 
 • li^elt, fell, prar(. U. pp. U. Peel. 
 
 ' ITelt, (ongeif. felt) «. i. bet 5il|. i. 
 tn 'SiHDiir. 3. bn« ffcfl. 
 
 • Felt-cloth, l^utiiirtc^.] bn« 5itjtii(^, 
 ter iJiljliippew. --maker, bet &ilimn<^ef. 
 
 Vvilt, p. «. nuoi- 
 
 F'tilter, feltr. r. a. oerfifien. 
 
 ■'''elucca, feiuk'a, (it.)«. bieSclurfe 
 <9lrr 9{iirerrd)ijf). 
 
 ■■^eitlHle, fe iiiiile, (fir. femelle; Arm. 
 feniell) adj I. lutiblirf). 2. t luciblld), jArt, 
 \<t)ma<it. 3. (^I'er.J loeiblitfe Oieime). 4. 
 [•Dot.] weiblict). 
 
 FeniHle servant, bie 9)?Agb. - friend, 
 bie greuiibiiiii. - screw, bie ©(^rAubem 
 niiittcr, Wiirter. 
 
 ■•"einnie, ». I. brt« QCeibctjen, 5Ceib. 
 Iciii (ber Iijiere). 2. bA« 'Sitib , ^raiieii. 
 jiimiier. 3. l^ot.l bie iueibud)c ipfliiiije. 
 
 F'eine, feme, / 4. [OU<t)ti\\>T.] - 
 
 ■Teiiiinef tim, ^ covert, bie6'l)e> 
 f»Au, 95erl)eirAtl)cre. --sole, bie Cebige. 
 --koie merchant, eiiie ^vati , bie pljne 
 9)Jiti»irfijMfl it)tU Wrtiiiie* cm ©ffcbaft be-. 
 treibt. [^eibii(()feit, TOeibljeit. 
 
 ■•"einiuality, lein^narit^, «. bie 
 
 l<''eilllltMt«,fem-eiiAie.ar0.tllieibli(f). 
 
 l<^eininilie, renrenin, (lAr.> adj. 
 I. mctt'lKf). i. lufibiid). 3. jArt , fAiift. 4. 
 (WrAiiim.) ivpibiid) ((i)errt)led)i). 
 
 Veininine, «. t >■ bc\6 <S3cib<f)(ii 
 fbrr it)ifrf). 2. bA« JrAiieiijimnifr, 5i5fib. 
 
 I*''«;inini(y , icmin'eii, t. t tue 
 2i>(il>0ei(. Spcnsck. 
 
 FEN 
 
 Pemoral, fem'Aral, (TAt.) adj. lu 
 ben ^liften geljong. - artery, [SlnAt.] bie 
 ®4)enfeird)lAgAber. 
 
 ■Ten, fen, (Angelf. fen, fenn; f)on. 
 veen) #. 1. bA« JJ^Ijn, ber Siimpf, tai 
 •JKoor, iorfs, ^JKiirict^lAnb. 2. e bie "OTe^fj 
 ^iirenroirtl;inn. 
 
 Fen-berry, bie <JJJoor • , Woo«6cere. 
 — born, ^ in <Suiupfen erjeugt. --cre»s. 
 bie 'OToorfreffe. --cricket, [&ntom.] brr 
 &rbfteb6, bie ©rbgride, 2i}erre. --duck, 
 bie ^Woorente. --fowl, ber TOooroogei. 
 --land, ba« WcorlAnb. —-men, bie 
 'IRArrc^>lAiiber, SBeiuoljner ber TOArfc^lanber. 
 --sucked, ^ AU^ '))Ii>oren gefugen. Shak. 
 
 Vence, flnse, «. l. a> bie ^efriebi: 
 gting. b; bit lluitAuiuiiig, bA$ 0)ci)Agc, ber 
 3Aun; bie WAuer (urn (Jclber :c.). 2. bie 
 25crtt)eibigHiui., ber <B<i)u^, bit ©i^erljeit. 
 
 3. i bieCyrenje; (StenjmAucr ; 6c<)u^iiiAiier. 
 
 4. bie 5f<ftifU'M^; b<\6 Jec^ten. Shak. 
 Master of fence, ber Jec^jtmeiilfr. —of 
 
 pales^ bie ^AUnAben, bA6 i)>fAl)liveTf. Coat 
 of -, ba& '■^Anier^etnb. 
 
 Fence-month, [ Sorlbviftenfcf). ] bie 
 J5)i'igejeit , ©e^jcit. 
 
 ITeucef V. a. 1. a) befricbigen. b) 
 einl^Agen, euijAiinen. 2. pertljeibigen, ri({)crn, 
 |i1)ui)cii, uerfed)teii; be|'d)Atten. Shak. 
 
 ii''«uc«, V. n. I. fedS»ten (fed)ten 
 fonuen). 2. fe4)ten, fdntpfen. 3. ficf) buret) 
 ein@el)Ageic. |d)U9»ii ob. ftdjfrn. 4. (against; 
 fid) beiwAljren (uod. 5. [-iijAibinipr.] Auf bem 
 >JJferbe uber ©tmige jc. jctjcn. [geioAtjrenb. 
 
 ■'''enceful, fensctul, adj. &d)ll() 
 
 ■•^euCeleSM) fense'les, adj. 1. un> 
 eingeijiigt. 2.i iinucrrc^lPiTeu, ujfen (OjeAHK-). 
 
 ■fencer, feu'sur, «. l. ber gec^ter. 
 2. ber Jectjtmeiiler. tflung6fAl)ig. 
 
 ■'''eiicible, fen's^bl, adj. irertl)eiDi> 
 
 ■'''encible, «. l&nai.] btt \)}eiiij> 
 I'olbat ; pi. bie 'JKilij. 
 
 ■Teuciug-, teu'sing, «. I. bit^tdft' 
 tunfi. 2. ISfurbtim.J bie SAuni^erfen, 3Aun. 
 gerteu, gAunilmibrr, iJJfAijle (ium GinljAgen;. 
 
 Fencing-gloves, pi. bie '$eil)rDAnb> 
 \^uli)t. —-master, ber ijed)tnicifler. -- 
 school, bie Sfed)t|'(])ute, ber $c(l)tbDben. 
 
 ■•'^end, fand, (StamiiiiDort p. offend, 
 defend; v. a. (geiv6l)nl. mit oA) Abt)Al(eni 
 Abmel)ren (®(t)lAge tc). 
 
 To fend otf a boat or a vessel, einS}OD( 
 Ob. ®d)itf gcgen bat 3t^rrd)ellen an einein 
 Anbcrn ^ioote :t. f(l)i'ii>en. 
 
 ■Teud, V. n. 1. bif'putiren, ilrcicen. 2. 
 (j'C^Ott.) to live comtoriably. 
 
 To fend and prove, eiiiiueitbeii. Fend- 
 ing and proving, bie£uil|l. (tlillvenblllK 
 gen ill mAd]cn unb ibeweife iu (Yil^rcii, X)e> 
 inunjlnrriiiiil. 
 
 ■Teitder, len'dur, «. 1. bai ^eiier:, 
 ^'Aimngirrer, bie ©rtjiiijpl.ure. 2. l'))fiir.j 
 ba6 i3ct)iu;brer ; pi. bie iiiielcn. (viding. 
 
 ■•^endy, (I'djort.) clever in pro- 
 
 l<''euerate, feuerate, (lat.)i>. n. t 
 >uiid)ern. 
 
 ■•^eueration, linerAshun, «. ber 
 9ijiid)er, a; ba6 '^iUiirt)cru; b) bet n»u(t)cr» 
 l)aite Meiuinii, 'IDiirtjrrjine 
 
 ■<^eue8tr»l, lemies'tral, (lAt.) adj. 
 ,11 griiilfrii geljbrig, 'Jeiiiltr ... - inscrip- 
 iioao, 0*M'(<)rit((U au| U)lA«. 
 
 FER 
 
 ' Fennel, fln'nel, (angeif fenoi) «. 
 
 [5BDt.J ber {Jenc^jet. 
 
 Fennel-apple, ber 5?eM(^)efApfer. -• 
 flower, ber i5rf)mrtrifiinime(; common—, 
 ber bAmAs"jenifd)e(3(t)ivAr4f ijmmel. — g i a n t, 
 bA« SterfenfrAut. 
 
 FeiUiy, fen'nl, (Fen'nish) adf, 
 I. nioorig, fiimpjig. 2. in TOooren iDAd)fenb; 
 •OJjDPre bei«B()nenb. [pflAiije. 
 
 Fenny-stones, #. pi. tint ®linipf» 
 
 lTenug:reek , fenugreek. (I. foo> 
 num graecum) «. [5But.J ba& griert)if(f)e $eu, 
 »o(f#l)orn. [2'J)ii, Celjetu 
 
 Feod, fude. (gfro5f)llf. Feud) ». bA« 
 
 Feodal, fu'dal, adj. ju fiiiem 2t* 
 
 ()en grtjiirig, lfl)iibAr; Sdjn... (-SSefen tc.). 
 ■feudality, fiidaieti, ». bit Qtt)n» 
 
 bArfeit; bie CeljnperfAiTimg. 
 Feodary, fu'dari, *. + !.«) bet 
 
 2cl)en«mAnn ; (bAfjer) b) ber tlntert^An; 
 
 nntergeorbnete, bfjAl)lte ©efc^AftdtrAgfr. 2. 
 
 ber 2ef)ii«i>erjei(ftMer. (lefjnt. 
 
 Feodatory, fu'daturi, adj. bu 
 feOlT, fef, (norm, feflre; fr. fielfer) 
 a. beleljnen. [lAben AUf ... 
 
 To feoff a curie upon, ^ eitien $5'"<^ 
 F'eofT, t. bat Seljn. Ce^ngiit. 
 ■feolTee, feffii, *. ber 95elft)nt«. 
 in trust, ber (JibeifLMnmigbefi^i^r. 
 FeolTer, fef'fur.> ^ „ ^ ,^ 
 FeoflTor , ^ "« -'^"*^«'- 
 
 Feoffment, fefment. t. bit f&tt 
 Iei}niiiig. — in trust, bai Sibeifomtni^. 
 
 Fer, fur, ein iSJort uljne <8ebeiitMng. 
 Shakspearb. 
 
 Feracious, f^rA'ahu*, (I. feras) 
 adj. ? friidjtbiir. [bArfeit. 
 
 Feracity, firas'Ati. ». -j-bie 5riid)t» 
 
 Feral, firai. (lat.) adj. f(f)re(fli(t i 
 tBbtiid). [• ber 0)etAl)rtc. CHAucta. 
 
 Fere, fire, (Aligeir. fera, gefera) ». 
 
 Feretory, fereturi, ((. fcretrum) 
 
 ber ^lA^ fur eiiie SAljre in finer Rirctft. 
 
 Ferial, feical. (iiit.) adj. bit {Jeier» 
 tAge iJb. 2Ci'd)entAge bctreffenb. 
 
 Feriation , fireA'shun , ». ba6 
 geiern, bie ^tiet. [ grimmig. 
 
 Ferine, fe'rine, (lAt.) adj. ivilb, 
 
 Ferineness , ferine'iies, ) t. bit 
 
 Ferity, fer'eii, 5 ^''t" 
 
 tjeit; fflrAiiiAinfeit. 
 
 Ferleie,) (rd)Ptt.) f to wonder; «' 
 
 Ferley, ) wonder. 
 
 Feriie, (id)Ptt.) wonder, rarity; 
 
 ferlie, to wonder. 
 
 FeriU, firm, (fr. ferme) «. • 1, bic 
 ■ijjadjt. 2. bie ^erberge. 
 
 Ferment, fer'menl, ((At. fermen> 
 tnni) «. 1. t bit (Jiiiljrniuj. 2. f bie &at)i 
 rutifl. 2BA(liing. 3. b>\6 (*)Aljniiig*niirtci. 
 
 Ferment, lermeiit'. ». a. i.in®Af)« 
 rung bniigen. 2. ^ in OJiiljruiig, ^2i>AHuii(| 
 
 Ferment, v. n. giil^rm. [bringeik 
 
 Fermentable, furnicnt'abi. adj, 
 gAhriiiigSfaljig. ( OJAljriing beiwirfenb. 
 
 Fermental, femiemal, adj. -f 
 
 Fermentation, lermemAshuu, 
 «. 1. bie (i)Al)ruiig. 2. i bie (i)Al)rung, 9Bai« 
 lung. 
 
 Fermentative,fernien'tativ.orf/. 
 I. (5>Al)riiiig t>ciuirfiii6 , gAhrrn iiiAd)enb. 2. 
 in 0>Al;ruiig lie|tet)eiib, (^Ai;ruiid6.,. 
 
836 F.^te, far, fall, fat. Mi, mk. Fine. f?n. 1V6, move, n6r. got, b'il c\6ud. Tube, tub, full. t//in, THIs. 
 
 FER 
 
 Fermentativeness, fliment'- 
 
 ativnes. s. i\e (yiil}ri:nn^tal)iijffit- 
 
 JPerineuting") femienting, adj. 
 Qh\}xtni. [Oie 5«iii6utte. 
 
 Fermenting-trough, (?J5apierf(U'r.] 
 
 F'ern, fern, (aiigeif. feam) #. [■■yot.] 
 tier 5iU'ii, fa^ gariifrnut. 
 
 Fern-owl, [Drnitf).] ber Siffltmnclfer, 
 Sicflenrniincr. --seed, bcr Jnviirauien. 
 
 Ferny, feme, adj. niit JJ^riifraiit 
 iSbenDnrtjien. 
 
 ff'erociOMS, fero'shus, (Int. ferox) 
 adj. ivilb, grimmig (nud) ±). — adv. Fero'- 
 ciously, iBilb, gtinimig. 
 
 ff^erociousiiess, fero'sliusnes, ^ 
 
 I<'erocity, fcros'ete. 5 
 
 «. Die acilblicit, ©raiifanifcit; 9?of)l)eit. 
 
 ff'errel, flr'nl, ^ *. bie 3>i>i»af. f- 
 
 ff'erril, ) Ferrule. 
 
 F'erreous, flr'reus, d.) adj. eifern. 
 
 li^erret, fer'r't, (t)0((. vret; m. fa- 
 red; ir. firead) ». 1. [9?atiirg.] bns iJ>"i-'ft' 
 5rettd)eM, grettmiefcl. 2. a) bie JJirrctrdbc. 
 b) M6 glorctbnnb. 3. [fflln^-^iittcn] ber 
 ©Infiflrijf. 4. ber ^reQet ; uiiflcilume 
 W?af)iur. 
 
 Ferret-eyes, ^ rot^c, glufjenbe ^lllflcn. 
 Shak. — ribband, i)a6 -$lorct6nnb. 
 
 F"erret, v. a. l. mit grcttct)cn urr. 
 fplgcn, f)ernu5trei6en ; aufiVuren. 2. a) Qi-. 
 treni nrtdjflpnen, niiflniiern. b) (out) aui-. 
 ft»ii()en, au^fpfircn. 3. o betruflcn, prfUen, 
 Shak.; plnneii, ucrfiilqen. 
 
 li^erreter, flr'riiur. ». l. ber (5«ft' 
 ififlet. 2. ± a) ber ©vilrf^unb. b) ber QSerMnct. 
 
 Verriag'e, fer'reldje, a. b\\i 5nl)r: 
 (jrlb, bie Ueberfnhrt. 
 
 F'erric, fer'r'k, adj. [CFljem.] eifen. 
 ffttiet. - acid, bie (Jifenfniire. Ferri-eal'- 
 cite, *. [gitineralg.] ber ©ifeiifiiUit. Fer- 
 riferous, adj. ci|enl;nltig. F e r ' r i U t e. 
 «. [^Ofincrnlg.) ber gerrilit. Ferro-cy'- 
 anate, «. [CJljem.] eifencpniifaure^ ©nlj. 
 Ferro-cyan'ic. adj. eirencotini'nuer, ciff n> 
 ftlnufaiicr; -acid, bie (5'ifenblaiimiire. Fer- 
 ro-'prus'sic , adj. eifenblnurfliier. Fer- 
 ro-'prus'siate, ». [6l;em.] H|enb(niirflii> 
 t«« ©n(}. Ferrosil'icate, «. eifeiifie; 
 fetfnureS <S<l(j. Ferro-silic'ie, adj. 
 eirenfieifdniier. 
 
 F'erri«g"inaled,ferru'jin4ted.nd/ 
 fcic gnrt>e oJcr (5-igenfd)afteii bei (SifenroflS 
 l)nbcnb. 
 
 ff^errMg-inOll8,flrru'jinu«.(+Per- 
 rtigin'eous) adj. 1. eirenl)nltig 2. bie 
 gnrbe beS ©ifenroite^ hnbenb, eifenrollfnrbig. 
 
 F'errn^inousnesN, fcmi'jinus- 
 nes. «. bfl6 e-ireiiljnltige , G^ireiirDftfarbige. 
 
 JFerrule, fer'ril, (|>. blrola) t. I. 
 bie ^luinge (nn eiiieni ©torf ic. ). 2. p{. bie 
 9?onen ; screw-ferrules, ©d)rnil6f uri'I; 
 l^n; fusee clamp- ferrules, ©d)nc(fen>, 
 
 Werry, fer're, (OUgelf. feran, ferian ; 
 fflf)ren) v. a. (niirf) niit over) fafjrcn, uber< 
 fnljren (iiber tJlilffe, Seen). - c. n. (over) 
 f«iiren, ilberfnljren, uberfe^en (ubcr). 
 
 ■f"t5rry, *. l- bie JJaljre ( bn5 ^<\\^v> 
 
 jfiig). 2. bie 'Jiifjre (Ort ber 5'i')*''')- -^ C'^" 
 
 vSol)re(bn« 5ol)rrfi1)t). 4. (Wnth.) biegaljre, 
 
 In 9?nct)fii. (f()nriMie. 15nl)riiiaiiii. 
 
 Ferr, -boat, bie (J^!)re. --wan, brr 
 
 FES 
 
 ff^ertile, flr't'l. (int. fertilis) ndj. I 
 
 1. friidjtbnr, ergiebig i (in, * of) fni(t)tt>nv 
 (nil), (5-tn)ii6 im UctcrftutTe IjeruL'fbringeiiD. 
 
 2.ifriic()tl>flr,|"d)iJpferi|'ct>,erfiiiiberir(l)<^i'Vf2'-'-'- 
 3. gfful)lun(l. Shak. 
 
 Vertilenes.**, fer'iiinls, } s. l. bie 
 
 ff'ertility, fenil'erc, J 5""*)'= 
 bnrfeit. 2. i bic '5nid)rbnrfeit (eined ®e= 
 geiKlanbcfi, tei &eiHe6 ;c.). 
 
 ITertiiize, feriilize. (f Fertil'i- 
 tate) V. a. fnid)t[>nr nineteen, bcfrurt)tcn. 
 
 l^ertily, fertile, adv. i fnul)tbiir. 
 
 ITertlle, fer'ille. (lat. ferula) i. 1. 
 (t Fer'ula) ber '>J51ti^er (®crre juni ©cl)(a: 
 geti). 2. t^Bot.] iia6 Sfiitfjeii;, (Durreufraiit. 
 3. [morgcnl. itniferreicJ)] bie geriila ( = 
 3(\>tev). [bie §anb) fd)iiigeii. 
 
 ff'erule, v. a. mit eiiietn 'ijjinijer inuf 
 
 ITervency , fer'vense, ». 1. bie 
 i?i$e, ber ©ifer. 2. bie (religiDfe) ^nbrimil. 
 
 To pray with fervency, illbriillftig 
 beten. 
 
 If'ervent, fer'vlnt, (int. fervens) 
 adj. I. -f l)eig (Soninier); l;i()ig (a3lut). 2. 
 i a) I)i^ig, l^eftig. b) bnliiilig, inbriinilig, 
 eifrfg. — adv. Fer'vently, 1. breiinciib. 
 
 2. beftig, I;inig. 3. eifrig, inbriinilig. 
 Verventness , fer'ventues, «. ber 
 
 ©ifer; bie 3nbrun|l- 
 
 F'eri'id, flr'vid, (Int.) adj. l. T fjctg, 
 brennenb, gluljeiib, flebenb. 2. i l;iijig; eifrig; 
 Ijeftig.-— adv. Fer'rldly, I. brennenb. 
 2. l)i(^ig. eifrig, l)eftig. 
 
 Kerviility, flrvid'eti, ^ ». l. bic 
 
 I<^ervi(luess, flr'vldnes,^ brenncn; 
 be i>i^e. 2. i ber (fifer, bie ^i^e. 
 
 ITervor, fer'vur, (Int.) ». 1. T bie 
 Spifyt. 2. i a) bie ^i$e, ber ©ifer. b) bic 
 3nbrun(l. 
 
 V^escennine, fis'slnnine, adj. 1. 
 [CScogr.] wn 'ije^ccniiiutn ; (bnljer) 2. f aui-. 
 rd>n)eifenb, geil. - s. $Dd)jcitiicrre ob. ein 
 (Sebid)t uofler Suten iinO gciler ©d)crje. 
 
 F'escue, tesi'ku, (Int. festuca) s. ber 
 (J)ritfcl, ©tift. 
 
 K'esels, fe'slu, *. ber tiinfcl, ©pclj. 
 
 F'esse, fess, (int. fascia) t. [5pernlb.] 
 bie SBinbe, ber SBnlfenilreif. 
 
 F e -s s e - p o i n t , ber gennue ?OiitteIpunf t 
 be* 2Snppcnfc()ilbd. 
 
 I<^e8se«l, fessd, a4}' [i^eralb.] mit 
 cinem 25nlfenilreife. 
 
 ITeStal , fes'tal , (Int. festus) a(</. 
 fcfllirf). [ eitern. 2. ucriuefcn. Shak. 
 
 l^^esfer, fes'tur, v. n. 1. fd)iunren, 
 
 l<^estin»te, fls'tenite, ndj. f cilig, 
 ^nftig, eilferiig. Shak. — adv. Fes'ti- 
 nately, eilig, ^nflig. 
 
 V^esf illation , flsteni'shun , t. t 
 bie e-i(e, e-ilfcrtigfeit, Spciii. 
 
 V^estiug^-penny, f^s'ting-penn£, 
 *. bn6 ^^)fict()geib. 
 
 Festival, fes'tival, (Int. festivus) 
 adj. ftflUd). - terms, geivnl^Ite, fd)i!'ne 3{e: 
 bcn^nrten. Shak. -#. ber JJcfltng, t>ai jjrf!. 
 
 Festive, fls'tlv, adj. feillid), ftbl)> 
 lid), t)errlid). 
 
 Festivity, flstiv'eti, ». I. bieJrS')' 
 lid)ffit, 5r|llid)feit, Suflbnrteit. 2. t &« 
 JeOrng, bn* %e\'l. 
 
 FeNtf>«»n, fidtoon', (fr. festen) $. 
 I91rd)tf. 11. 5bilfl;.J b«f 53lume«gc;;nii(je , bic 
 
 FET 
 
 !SlHmenbinbe, S8(iim€ufd)nur , bnS 25Iutiicn« 
 
 gi'iDiiibe. [tiico) ndj. iln'ljf irbig. ilrc-Ijfarben 
 
 Festucine, fet'tusin, (u. Int. fe»- 
 
 FeStlf COUS, lestukiis. adj. tlrL)l)cru. 
 
 Fet, fet. a. i ber '5f«>en, bn« ©n'i*. 
 
 Fet, ffir fetched. Shak. [gctjDrig. 
 
 Fetal, fetal, adj. jii eiiieiu gijtUD 
 
 Fetcii, fetsli, *. ber itmjf, bie gi'iK* 
 2i|l, ber .Uimilgriff,. ©rreid). 
 
 Fetcii , (nngclf. feccan , fecceaa^ 
 proet. t fetclit, « fet; gril'ijljnl. fetclied^ 
 ». a. 1. § ()rlen. 2. f f Ijcrtcitcn, I;erjiel)en 
 (mie uon einer £lue(lc); to he fetched 
 from . . ., nbitnmmen, Ijertlniiiiiieti, I)crfcin» 
 men I'Oii . . . Shak. 3. t treffeit , erreicjjen 
 (iH)U 2BnfTen ic). 4. (mit again) f ober o 
 luieber jii ftd) bringen , fic^ erl)oIen Inffen 
 (cl)iiiund)tige 'JPerfoiien'. 5. i Ijerljolcn (.Q't* 
 wa6 iveit). 6. mnrf)eM, tljnn, uodjieljen 7, 
 Ijolen (einen ©cufjcr, 9ltl}em :c.). 8. I)crbei» 
 I)oIcn, erreid)en (fine Onfel jc). 9. a) eiiu 
 bringen, eintrngen ((J)elb) ; nu^trngen. 1») 
 bctrngen; mcxti) (tin, toflen. 
 
 Far-fetched, lueit l)crgcI;oIt, gerud)t. 
 To — a price, ju itel^en foiiunen nnf..., 
 einen ^rei* frflcn. To - one's breath, 
 9It^cm I}i)Ien. To - a walli, fpojicrcn gel)cn. 
 To — a compass or circuit, einen Itiniveg mat 
 d)i», ncf)men. To - a leap, einen ©prunfl 
 tl)iin. To - a blow, einen ©d)lng i>erfe^en. 
 To — a sleep. fd)Iafen. To — a pump, 
 [*)J?nr.] "ICnfTcr in eine ^umpe giegcn, uiu 
 fte in (5)nng ju bringen. To - again, iuie» 
 bcrbringen. To - away, tijegljolen , ivegrr* 
 gen. To -down, 1. Tf)crnb;, I)eruiiter()olenj 
 Ijcruntfrrufen. 2. ± bcmiirhigen. To - in, 
 1. 1)ercinfioIen, Ijereinbringen. 2. einforberit, 
 cinfmilren. 3. i ©inen fnngcn. To - off, 
 1. tuegljnicn, iwcgrdjnffen, I)in!uegncl)nien,n3eg« 
 bringen. 2. cntfiiljren. 3. i nbjiel)en; frrt» 
 rei^cn. 4. trcffcn. 5. ^ (of) nbbringen (oon 
 (5'Hun^). To - out, 1. f)erniifl)iilcu; l)ernn&* 
 bringen. 2. i ijcrnuSIocfcn ; jnm SSorfiteinj 
 bringen. To — over, l. ^eri'ibcrl)rlcn , l)er» 
 ribetbriiigen. 2. o betrilgen, bernrten, o 
 Tiber bie DIjren fjniien. To - to, luieber* 
 heriWIen, micber ju fic^ bringen (luie upn 
 ciner Dl)nmflt^t). To - up, I. fjcrnufbriiu 
 gen, f)ernufl}oIen. 2. ± a) einfjolen. b) l)crniiM> 
 bringen. 
 
 Fetcii, V. n. 1. (about) ftd) l)erur.i» 
 bcmcgen, fid> ()'" ' unb t)erbemegcn , I)eniin. 
 irrcn. Shak. 2. (away) fid) l)in > uni l)cr. 
 bcmegcn. 
 
 Fetcii, (fC^Ott.) topullby fits. 
 
 Fetclier, fetsh'ur, «. G-iner, bev 
 G-tmn* holt. 
 
 Feticlii.«;in, flt'eklim.^ «. ber %(* 
 
 Feticisin, flt'esizai, ^ tird)bien|l, 
 55etird)glnube. [fenb. 
 
 Fetid, flfid, (Int. foetidus) adj. fiin. 
 
 Fetidness, fet'!dnes, t. bie Oitu 
 fenbc 5ifrd)njfciil)cit, ber (sjertnnf. 
 
 FetiferUilS, feiif'erus, (u. foetus) 
 adj. frnd)tbnr, Onnge gcbnl;renb. 
 
 Fetl<»ck, flt'lok, 4. i^iD^nraneif.] 
 bic Kijtije; bn* $ufhnnr. 
 
 Fetor, fe'iur, (Int.) ». ber (sjetlnnf- 
 
 Fetter, fli'iur, (nngelf. fetor) #. 
 I. (geiviJI)!!!. pi.) bie %t\\e\ , pi. Jeffeln. 2. 
 t bic gcffcln. 3. pi. bic ©paiinilricfe (bet 
 $fcrbe). 
 
 i 
 
Fate, f;.r, fall. fat. .Me, met. F^ne, fin. N6, move. ii6r, gSt. 6\\. cl66d. Ti'ibe, tub, fnll. l//in. I'His. 337 
 
 FET 
 
 F'etter, p. a. i. frffdn. 2. l fefftln. 
 
 li^etterleSS, fet'lurles, adj. f u. i 
 
 fcffniret. [l)iinDi()if«ii, gffdjnftig thini. 
 
 F'ettle, fet'tl. V. n. [Dcrtl.) (about) 
 
 F'ettsteiii, t. [Winfrnlfl.] 6er ^ert^ 
 (Itiii. rjomd, t)\t iieibtiirudft, %vu<i>t. 
 
 I<''etu8, ti'tuK, (Int. foetus) t. Ber 
 
 Ii^eu<lf tude, (nnoeir. faehtli, faegth) 
 «. 1. I'MfifteliiltesJ tie ^eljBe. 2. ('KofternJ 
 bit 5J<l)De, Der Krieg, ©trcit. 
 
 C^eud, (teiit. fee u. eadh ob. odh; 
 fr. fief; *. tni Seljen, fieljiiflut. 
 
 Vtfudal, fii'dal, adj. (e^nbor; Gt> 
 t)tni • . . , 2ei)n . . . 
 
 Veudalism « fA'dalizm , «. tit 
 £el)iu<crtnftuii(], iai ^uttairoi^etn. 
 
 ■feudality, fudaliti, «. i\t &e^n< 
 biUffit ; Cehni'trfoffiing. 
 
 ■•''eudar y^fii'dari. «. bet fief)enmann. 
 
 l*'^eudatary, fu'darare.^ «. ber fie> 
 
 ITeudatory, fiidaiuri,^ l^enmaiiii. 
 
 F'eudist, tudist, «. ber 2ei)nrtd)ti^ 
 leljrer. [iat Coubwerf. 
 
 Veuillaire, fii'lMdJe, (fr. m.) ». 
 
 feuill'eniort, ful'm^rt, (fr.) t. 
 bti« ^rnim!, Diinfelgelb. 
 
 ITeuter, futur, «. a. * cinlegen (bie 
 Soii^e). Spexser. 
 
 li^euterer, fd'turui, «. I. f ber 
 it)iiiibemnrter. Massdioer. 2. o ber $iinb«! 
 futt. («. bn< ^ieber. 
 
 W*i\eTif fi'vur, (Int. febrii; fr. fievre) 
 
 Burning fe»er, bn« fti^ige Jieber. In- 
 termitting -, bn& QS3e(i)feIfie6er. To be in a 
 -, ba« gjeber Ijnben. 
 
 Fever-cooling, ^bie 5'eber()i<>e fill), 
 lenb. — root, bie 5Jiebernj«rjel. — «lek, 
 fieberfraiif. --sore, o em frebiartige* 
 (?)cr(l)n)iir. --weakened, ^ Dom 'Sieber 
 ger(l)iua(l>t. — weed. [ 93pt.l bie qKomi«> 
 treu. --wort, bie $$ieberivur|el. 
 
 If ever, t>. a. in ein ^iebet perfetjen. 
 Fe»ered. ill SJicberf)i9e. 
 
 ■^everet, lAvuret, •. + b<i« fleine 
 5Ji»bt'r, giebiTchen. 
 
 I^everfe^v, fiwurfil. (nngelf. fefer- 
 Ibge) ». [SBot.J Mi »JJ?iitrfrfrrtut. 
 • JPeverlsIi, fevuiKli, adj. l. jiebe. 
 mrt), nfberl)iiit. 2. fifberfrnnf. 3. in)^un> 
 bertitiiMg. b) ? rd)ourig (9ii'rben it.). 
 
 |f everUliness , le'vuiuhnas, «. 
 J. bie 5ieberl).\ftigff it ; fieberartige llnpogi 
 litbreit. 2. i ^ie (Mdirl) (.Hi Serlnngen* it.). 
 
 l^everouH, tevuru*, a<(;. 1. jie< 
 6eni'(t). neberii.itt. 2. fteberfrnnf. Shah. 
 
 A teveiouk dispo«itiou, eine ^iiliige 
 juni JJirber. 
 
 ■•'every, fi'vuri, adj. fiebrrfrniif. 
 
 ■•""e**'. 111, (illigelf. fea, feawa) adj. 
 RKtiig. n'eiiiqt. (>«eiiigeii SEorten. 
 
 A tew. eiiiige wenige. In -, fiirj , in 
 
 l^e^vel, lu'il. *. bie ^eiirriing, ba« 
 gfurruniifniittel, ber 5Jremirti>ff. 
 
 /'roo. To add fewel to the fire, Del 
 iM'6 tJeuer gicgen. fnnlegen, rct)riren. 
 
 ■'"'e'wel, r.a. (bnl Jriier) iiiitfrljiilten, 
 
 l<'e\«'lll(*tS, fu'nieti. (Few'ni idl- 
 ing) t. pi. I'JUotbmrpr.] bie finung (ber 
 it>irf(l)finh). 
 
 |fe>«'ne)(fi, f&'nik. t. i. bir ^eiiig: 
 fm. geriiKif •Jliiinl)!. 2. f bie fiilrje; iveiiige 
 %n>rie. Shak. - and truth, fur} Hiib gut. 
 •ditU4th. WdrUrbuck. I. 
 
 FiD 
 
 ff'ey, Tk , V. a. I'c^inmmen , nii*f<^r(im» 
 
 F"!, fi. t. [■^Jiiv.] t)<ii Fi«. [men. 
 
 ■i'iance, fianse. p. a. f. Affiance. 
 
 F'iantS, fiano, (fi:. fientes) «. pi. 
 ber r'odjfi:, ij>i<l)*f''fl)- 
 
 I^iat, fiat, (lilt. , e« gerd)ef)e) «. ber 
 39efcl)l; — in baokrupiey, ber %An(erottbe> 
 fehl. 
 
 Vib, db, «. o bie fiuge, llnn>nf)rf)ei^ 
 
 l^ib, fib, p. n. o It'tgen, Qtmut vof 
 tnAd>en. 
 
 ■•^ibber, ftb'bur, «. o ber Cugner. 
 
 F'ibre, fibur./ «. l. [<!lnat.i bie 5ie; 
 
 ■•"iber, 5 ber, ^nfer. 2. t»ot.J 
 
 bie ^a<tt. 
 
 I^ihril, fl'bril. «. bo« ff.Merrf^en. 
 
 dbriA, fibrin, «. [>linnt. u. Qijtm.] 
 ber i^iiffriloff. [ber JJibrolit. 
 
 l^ibrolite, fib'rolite. » (<)»inenilg.] 
 
 I^ibruus, fl'bruA, adj. faferig. 
 
 F'ibula, fib'uia, (lat. ) «. ['ilnat.] 
 ba« "EJabenbein. 2. bie ©djiiafle, finimix. 
 
 Stickle, fik'kl, (otigel)'. 6col. wice 
 cclian; fdjiv. vackia; n>a<feln. adi- 1. ivan^ 
 felbar, tvanfelmiitl)ig ; unbeflaiibig , i<eraii> 
 berlic!) (vcn ^IJerirnen u. @a(t>en). 2. gietc^: 
 gtlltig, leid)rfii!Mig. 
 
 ■fickleness, fik'klnls, «. l. ber 
 ?DnnfeJiiiuflj , bie lliibeiliinbigfeit, <H5iin' 
 belbarfeit, ber llnbeitaiib. 2. ber Seirl)trtiin. 
 
 ■^ickly, fjkklli. adv. wanfeliuiifljig ; 
 unbrilaiibitf, ivanbclbar. 
 
 iffco, itkA, (it. fica) t. tit tjeige. 
 
 To give any one tlie fico, | ©mem Me 
 5Jeige lueifen , b. t). Qu\tn iiwriviHicn , rer^ 
 t)&l)nen. firbeii. 
 
 ■fictile, fik'iil, (lot.) eulj. fljjnern, 
 
 ■•''ictiun, tik'Khiin, (lac.) «. l. (ba« 
 ©rbiAten) Pie G-rfic^uiig. 2. a) bie Qn 
 birt>tiin(i. b) Me Sijge. 
 
 ■fictious, iik'shui, ^ adj. 1. er< 
 
 ■fictitious, tiktiih'us.^ bi(f)tet, er' 
 foniien. 2. iiart)geina(t)i, unad?t. 
 
 ■fictitiously, fikiith-u«li. adv. 
 unacl)fer iUcife. (Me erbiitjrete DarileMiiiig. 
 
 ■fictitiousness, fiktisli'iisnei, J. 
 
 Ifictive, lik'tiv, adj. ■{• fr^i(t)tet. rr; 
 fonncn. [bat ©pligl)Prn. 
 
 ■fid, fid, «. [<5)?ar.) itr ©pliMuflotf, 
 
 Fid- liaaiiuet, (0)(ar.) ber ©wi6l)'i'"' 
 mer. [(Mftgc. 
 
 ■fiddle, fid'dl, ». bie {Jlebel, SBiiMuie, 
 
 Fiddle- bri dges. «. p{. bie CHrlgrntleqe, 
 (SJeigeiimrtel. --cn«e, Ber SBiiMliifafTcn. -- 
 dock, l^pt.] ber ©eigeiianipfiT. --fad- 
 dle. a) J. o bie fiappalie, ^leiiiigfeit. — b) 
 adj. fi(ft niit Sappereien obgrbeiib. --peg*. 
 *. pi. Bie 2i5irbfl. --stick. 1. ber giebrl: 
 bpgen. 2. inierj. A -! ^offeii. 3. Ber 
 leiifel (=- bad '•Mfiiibefle ic). --string. 
 Bie SiPliiifaite. --string-maker, ber 
 SJirliniaitenmadjer. --wood, Ba* (5}eigcii< 
 Ijplj. (2. tiiiibflii. 
 
 ■fidfile, rtd'dl, v.tt. I. fieBefn, gcigen. 
 
 A fiddling man, ein iagBifb. Fid- 
 dling business, bie £illliprrei. To be fid- 
 dling up and down, inimer in 55eivegiiiig 
 I'ein II lib yiiditi tl)iin. 
 
 ■•"'iddle, p. a. (tiif berC9eige f)>ieleii, 
 fiebelM, gfigrn (eiiie 'Jlrie to. 
 
 ■fiddler, fiddlur, *. ber {Jiebler 
 ©eiger, @pielniann. 
 
 FIE 
 
 Fiddler's pay. 'Jranf iinb Danf. 
 
 F'iddling-, fid'diing, adj. lappift^. 
 
 Ifidelity, fcdelete. (lat. fideiitas) 
 *. I. bie i){eBlJrf)feit. 2. bie Irene (uoii Un< 
 tertl)anen, perljeirnrljeten ^crfonen ic.>. 3. 
 bieG-hrIirt)feit, "iDaljrljfitfliebe (p. 3eugenJC.). 
 
 Vide- Ju.«sor, tide jiis 'sVir. (lat.) 
 «. [9Je(t)t^fpr.] ber "iJiirge, (iJeiiniljrSiiiann. 
 
 F'idg-e, ridjc, ( (ii)at)rfct)eiMli(l) iiiit 
 
 F'idg'et, fidj'it, ^ fickle periu.) v. n. 
 o (tnaiidjin- mit about) in raillofer ibeiue« 
 gung, unrul)ig feiii. 
 
 To sit f i d g i n g, nid)t ili(I fil^en fwiiien. 
 
 ■fidget, s o bie beilmibige, rai^lofc 
 SBeipegiitig, Uiirnlje. (riiljig. 
 
 If id(i(ety, ddjlti. adj. o raillo5, mis 
 
 ■fiducial, feiiusiiai, (p. lat. fidu* 
 cia) ndj. I. jiiPfrnrfjflJd). 2. aiipertraiit. — 
 adv. Fidu'cially, jliper(ii1)flict). 
 
 Fiduciary, foduMieaie. adj. I. 
 }iiper|(d)tii(t}. 2, jiiperlafilg, itii)iveifeil)afr. 
 3. aiipertraiit. 
 
 ■fiduciary , t. 1. ber Deppiltar, 
 5&etraiite, itpiifigiiatar. 2. |ll)cp|.| (finer, 
 ber fid) liiir anf @)lauben ol^iie guie iiitxlt 
 iliif^t. 
 
 ■fie, fi. interj. pfiii ! (2el)iigiit. 
 
 ■fief, feit. (fr. 2B.) *. tae Srijii, 
 
 ■fJeld, feeld, ( aiigelf. Icid i t)PiL 
 veld )«.!.$ iai ^rlb. 2. 1 a ) t>,M Jelb. 
 b) ba« €(>la<DffclB , Ber •■li>al)iplai) ; (Baljer; 
 3. bie Sd)liid)t, bad ivcffni. 4. Ber JfUjiig. 
 5. 1 a) ^ bai iJelB ( lucite iltaiiin >. !> ) Pii4 
 grIB (fiir ^etradttniigeii to. o |»crlB.| Ba4 
 Jelb. d) ber :5>iiitfrgriiiiB, (iJrunb uu'ii (i)ei 
 niiMben). e) A - of ice, eiii ©iffeib. f) 
 [eiigl. ^aSettr.] Ber ilbrigc i5>aiiiVii (Bit i^ferBe). 
 
 L i II c o I n s - 1 n II - f i e I d * . Ber ^U\^ Sin* 
 cpln6«3nn in £piiBpn. To take the -, intf 
 gelB rucfen. Tiie liquid -s. ^ Ba8 -OTeer. 
 
 Field-basil, [-but.] bas -Bafilieiifraiit. 
 --bed. Ba« J^bbctt. --book. [Cyepni.] 
 bai Jelbbnd). --colors. ». pi. bie£l«ar» 
 tierfaljiie. -day, ber -J)Ju|1eriiiigeiag. -• 
 duck, erne 3lrt Irappe. --fare, bte 
 2Da(t)l)PlBerDrp(Iel. --fight, Bie geibt 
 fd)la(t)t. --gale, ber ©d)iagbaum. -- 
 laud, ISanBmirtljfd).] pjfene«Jflb. — mar- 
 shal, ber gelBiiiarfdjali. --mouse, bie 
 Jelbmauj; great - headed -, Bie 2]l3an> 
 berratte. --officer, Ber ©tabaoffijier. -- 
 piece, [Slriid.J Ba« 5JelB0ricf. --peea- 
 cher, Ber "ijjrebiger iiii offfnen SJelBe. -- 
 preaching, bai <J5rebigen in freier Cuft. 
 --room, 1. bai freie jjelb, ber freie 
 9{aiim. 2. 1 Ber ©pielrauiu. --spider, 
 bie gclBfpiiine. -sports, «. pi. SBergnfn 
 giinneii i" freieni ^elBc (luie 3agb, Jifdjerei, 
 2i3etfrennen Jc.). --staff, [9lrti(l.] bie 
 SfinBriitlje- --victory, ber im %tibt 
 crfprfjteite ©ieg. --work, ['^Kilit.] bie 
 Jyi'lBf(f)nnje. 
 
 ■fielded, fi^t'dvd, adj. aiif bent 
 JelBe, S<l)lad)tfelbc, i^. im gelbe beftiiblict). 
 
 ■fieldy, tcei'di. adj. f frei, pjfen. 
 
 ■fiend, Iceud. (angelf. feond) «. 1. 
 Ber (uiiperU'Onli^e) Jeinb. 2. ber bpfcjjfinb, 
 ©atan. 3. bir 5urie; Ber Unt)Plb. 
 
 ■fiendful, fe^ndliil. ( adj. 
 
 ■fiendlike, leendiike, ^XtllUlfd). 
 
 Fierce, feerse. ferse, (fr. fier; lat. 
 ferna, feros) adj. 1. I;eftig, iiiigejlum , gc« 
 
 'J!2 
 
338 FAte. far. fall, fat. Me. met. Fine, fm. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il. rloi'ul. Ti^be. Inh. fi^ll. l/nn. THfs. 
 
 FIE 
 
 woltirt. 2. i«i(b, jDut^enD, (jrimmig. 3. fliif> 
 brrtuiciib, i)i$iq, (jeftig. 4, ta((t>. Shak. 5. 
 flul}. Shak. 
 
 Fierce-minded, ^ tVlUhrdfliailbent). 
 
 I<^icrC<$ly« feerae'le, ferse'Ie, ariu 
 I. f)ffiifl, mit 2Eut(). 2. miJC, (jtimmifl (nufi 
 ftben). 
 
 JPiercenesS) feerse'nes, ferse'nes. 
 *. 1. Me a55ilPf)eit. 2. ber ffirimm, bte 20utf). 
 3. DiT Uii!]C|1uin , bic SBiitf), ^eftigfcit. 4. 
 tic 3fol)()eit. 
 
 I<^ierifacias, fjereri'slius, (Int.) 
 ». 1 '?ieitt^iVr. ] ber flerid)tlid)e S8efef)( jur 
 a3i>lliicl)img obcr ©iiitrcibung (einer %ot 
 bnu'.u\ !c.>. 
 
 fr"'ieriness,fi'ereiie», «. l.Tbie^i^e, 
 t<\6 ^e:\er. 2. i i(\& %euet itei lempern 
 
 F'iery, fMre, adj. 1. T feurig. 2. ± 
 «) tf iiri.). b; ()i0ifl , (jcftig. c) jnf)jDriii<j. 3. 
 ? (lliil)enb. 4 ± bteiinenb; ()eig. 6. fcurifl, 
 flliil)(Hb,glanjenb. 
 
 ■■"iery exlialationt, vapors, [^in.] 
 bm, 'iiiile better, --red, feuerrotl). - 
 ii.itiirr. biT ipil^fopf. 
 
 fr'^ife, tite. (fr. fifre) #. bie Quctpfcife. 
 
 fr^ife, i>. n. niif bcr Sluetvfeift fpielen. 
 
 JK'iler, tife'ur, ». ber $feif«t, £luers 
 Ijfnfr. 
 
 F'ineen, fif'iein. (nngcrf. fiftyn) 
 w'/j niiif,Kf)"- - *• f« gunfje^iite be« aSer; 
 tlifflfiiS. Shak. 
 
 F'irteeiitli, (ictiinth, (angctf. fif 
 tyiiiliiu mO'. ber, bie, ba6 fiinfjefjnte. A- 
 fwiit. b.i« 5iinf5e()"fe'- - *■ ^"^ 5uufjc()nte(. 
 
 ■•''irtli, fiftA, (niigelf. fifta) adj. ber 
 fi'iiifre. - «. 1. bfl« gunfrtf. 2. [yjiu(.] bie 
 Ciitntf. 
 
 F'iftlily, fiftfc'le, adv. fuuften*. 
 
 F'iftietli, fif'ieet/j, (nngelf. fifteo- 
 getli.o adj. bcr fiiiifjigiTe; The - part, bn5 
 2-iinfiiailel. - *• t>n« Jiinfiigiler. [fiinfjig. 
 
 Kifty, (Icti, (nngelf. fifUg) arfj. 
 
 li^ig-, fig, (Int. ficus; ()on. vyg) «. 1. 
 he ^eige. 2. bie ^eige, ber geigenbaiim. 
 Poi-E. 3. bie SJeigiDorje. 4. bcr SBIattfloI). 
 
 Prov. I don't care a fig for her. i>ber a 
 — for her. id) frnge ben leiifel nnc^ tf)r. 
 
 F i g - a p p I e , ber geigciiopfet. --gnat, 
 6er geigeitbiiljrer. --leaf, bnfi geigeiiblntt 
 --marigold, bit nfrifflnifcfte ijeige. -- 
 pecker, [Driiitf).] bie ^exaenfdtmvft, 
 ber JJeigenfrcffer. — shell, [^ond)i)l.] bie 
 ©eefeige. --tree, ber iJ^'flci'&ft""'' -• 
 --wort, [!8ot.) bie 55rnu«iuur}. 
 
 fig-, t>. a. 1. t ©iiieni ben Dfliimcn 
 weifen , bie SJe'flf jeigen ; ©iiten njfcn. 2. t 
 befcbwn^en. 
 
 To fig any one in the crown with .. , 
 Cinem S'tivn^ in ben ftopf |'e$en. 
 
 V^if^f V. n. To - up aad down, ^in U. 
 I)er Iniifcu, ft^tvnnjeln. 
 
 F'igrary , fjg'ari , «. ber tcUt Ciii. 
 fijll, bie ®d)n(irfe, ber toHe ©treic^, 
 
 ■<^i^llt, fite, ((ingeir. feahlan, feoh 
 Ian; ^o[|. vegten) praet. u. pp. fought, 
 9. n. 1. fe^ten, (Ireiten, fnntpfen. 2. f ftc^ 
 tetriegen. 3. fid) boigen, firf) rniifrn. 
 
 V^i^litf V. a. !. frcf)teii, fonipfen, f(t)U\< 
 gen (fine ©d)Uirt)t, eiiiea ilrieg to. 7. be<i 
 rampfen; fid? fd)liigrn mit .... 3. i'erfid>ten 
 (&tira«>. i 
 
 FIG 
 
 To fight a duel, fid) biiefliren. To - a 
 battle, eine ©d)lad)t lieferii. To - one's 
 way, fi4 biird)rd)lngen ; ( to ) Tid) mit ten 
 2i3affen tn ber ^fliib ben a3cg bafjnen ju ... 
 To - it out, eS auSfed)ten, fic^ auf Ccben 
 unb iob fd)ingen. 
 
 Fig-ht, ». 1. bfl« CS3efed)t, ber Knmpf; 
 iai Ircjfen; single -. bn^ Diied, bor Swec; 
 tampf. 2. M& ©ebiilge. 3, pi. [^JHar.) bie 
 ©d)nu,if(etber, iSd)irnimri(>c cniif >£d)iffen). 
 
 l<^igliter, fi'tur, t. l. ber jjedjrer, 
 ©treuer , ilituipfer ; (against) f ber 33e-- 
 fiimpfer (be« J;idjt6 ic). 2. ber Sfnufer, 
 v£d)ianer. 
 
 l<''igiitiiig-, filing . adj. I. fec^teub. 
 2. jiim Kanipfe gceignct {^cli> ic). 3. ilrcii: 
 bar (u. ©olbaten). A --field, ein Sd)(a(i)t; 
 felb. A — uiiiii , ein .Kainpfcr , JJed)tf r. — •§. 
 Ber iStreit, bns @cfL'd)t, ber Jiompt. 
 
 I^'ig-iiient, tig'uient, (Int.) «. bie 
 ©rb:rt)tiiiig. lbid)tet. 
 
 l^^igllientAl) fignien'tal, adj. tf- 
 
 I'^'iguiatet tigulate, Un:. tigulu; 
 adj. tl)iMifrii , irtcii. 
 
 I<^i||rur»llility9 ffgurabil'eie, «. 
 bie 23iiPuimfeit, Oieiltiltungefiihigfeit. 
 
 F'lgurable, fig lirabl, (u. figure; 
 adj. biibinm, fornibnr. 
 
 I<^ig-ural, fig'uial, adj. bilblid). 
 
 I<^ig-urate, figiiiAte, (int.) adj. i. 
 eine geiuijTe betlimmie @e)liilt ^abenb, ge> 
 tliiitet, gebilbet. 2. einem Diiige uyn eincr 
 bc|limmten ®eiTnIt glcid)enb, SJUD . . . (©teiiie 
 :c.). 3. t bilblid), uneigenilid), M»tlict) 4. 
 [■OKuf.J-coun.erpoint, Der figiirirte (loniraj 
 punft. - descant, bcr JigiiMlni'fnug. 
 
 I'^ig'urateil, dgiiiaied, adj. cine 
 beftimnire 5^"' "b. (SJtilnlr l;nbcnb. 
 
 l^^ig-uratiou, figurashiin, «. I. 
 bie 55e|timnuiiig ju ciner geiui'iTcn 65e|lalt 
 Ob. Jur m, bte25ilbung; biegorm. 2. l^J)fuf.] 
 bie "JJ^ifc^ung ber Ijnrniouii'd^cn iijne unb 
 'D)tigti3ne, bnf gigiiriren. 
 
 I'^ig'urative f fig'iirativ, adj. l. 
 bilblid), I'orbilblid), fiQurlid). 2. biiMid), uiu 
 eigentlid), flgurlid). 3. biibcrreid) (25ei'd)rei: 
 bung jo. [bilblid), figiirdA, iineigcntlid). 
 
 I'^ig'Uratively f fig'iirativle. ado. 
 
 ■i^lgurativcuess, flg'urativues. 
 t. Mi 2)ilblid)e. 
 
 iTi^ure, figure, (Int. figura; fr. 
 figure) *. 1- bie gigiir, Jorm, ©eilnit (ber 
 Sijrper). 2. bie JJignr, (Seilnlt (ein JSwper, 
 eine Sptvfoii fclb(l). 3. i a) bie gigur (bn6 
 ajnicl).n). b) bie <J5rad)t, ber ®liinj. 4. a; 
 btt« 23ilb, bie Jigur. b) [■OWnl.J bie g-igur. 
 c) [9Knnuf.] bie ^ignr, bn^ 25ilb. 5. 13(l)et. 
 u. (Srnmm.] bie 'iyigur. 6. ["Jlrit^.J bieSiffcr, 
 3nf)lftgiit, Sn'M- ''• ^^^ ©d)rlftjiig , bie 
 GljifFet. 8. (aiilrolog.J bn« ^joro^fop. 9. 
 [II)eoI.] bn6 Sorbilb. 10. (Innif ] bie gi> 
 gur. 11. [Spg.J The - of a syllogicm, bie 
 5J5iIbnng cineS ©i)(logi5mu6). 12. pi. eln» 
 gcbilbete @ieflAlten ; ^ignren einer i){cbe. 
 3. a) A. made a figure in Congreas; H. 
 in the cabinet. Webster, b) To live 
 in figure and indulgence. 
 
 To make Ob. fo cut a figure, eine JJi» 
 gur mnd)en pber fpielen, cine 3{ofIc I'pielcn. 
 A book with -», bn6 ©ilbrrbild). Small 
 ncceasories of -«. |Wt)l.j bie3?fbnifigiircn. 
 
 Figure caster, flinger, *" bet , 
 
 FIL 
 
 ©ternbeuter. Figure-stone, ['TOineroIg.] 
 ber !8ilb|lein. 
 
 F'ig-ure, v. a. l. biittcn, gertnltea, 
 uirmen. 2. j^ n. i biiben, nbbiiben, bnrtledcn. 
 3. mit SBilbern fd)nn'irfen , mit 'Jiguren iicr» 
 iieren, figuriren, biiimen (©roffi-). 4. fid) 
 bcnfen ( GriwaS). 5. ucil)crnnjeigcn , i>or« 
 beuten. Shak. 6. f bilblid) gebrnud)cn 
 (IBorte). 7. [^uf.] fignriren. 
 
 To figure to one's self, fid) I'Drffcflfn, 
 lid) benfen. Figured, 1. bilblid), figiir. 
 lid); ftgurirr. 2. lipnnbel] gemtiilert, fiKOtn 
 nirt. (eine ^JioUt fpielen, figiirlrfn. 
 
 f ig'iire, V. n. elue jjigur nuid)en, 
 
 F'ila(;eou8, fiiashus. (vom int. 
 filuiii) (idj. and 3"iiben be|te()enb, fnbenij, 
 wn Ob. awi ^rtben. 
 
 li^ilacer, fil'asur, (norm, filices) 
 s. [®erid)t6f). ber gcmcinen ^Ingcnj ber On« 
 rotulnnt. ISnier, 3nfcr. 
 
 V^ilaineiit, nrlment. (Int.) «. bie 
 
 V^ilttineiltUllS, tilamentus, adj. 
 fnferig, jmcrig. 
 
 F'ilauderfi, tll'andurz, (fr.) «• pi. 
 bie 5''f"ci"»"r'i'cr bcr (Jnlfen. 
 
 I^'^iiatory, fiiaiure, (u. I. filuni) a. 
 (3iibrt.] bit ©piiuitnafd)ine. 
 
 F'ilbert, ril'burr, (23ot. ] *. bi< 
 2nmbcrtfuii#. [tree, bie $nfel|lniibe. 
 
 Fi I ber t- hedge, ber ipnfeljnun. — 
 
 ITilcIl, iilsh. (fir. filoutei) V. a. jle^ 
 len, rniibcn ; mniifen. 
 
 To filch any thing from any one, ©t» 
 nem Gtiviu' fle^len. 
 
 F'ilclier, filsh'ur, «. ber Dic6 
 Xnfd)enbie6 ; r)KiUifcr. 
 
 P'ilcliiiigy fil'shingt «. bsii (Str^ 
 len; bie SOfiuntrfi. [bird)er SSjeifek 
 
 li^ilclling-ly, filsli'ingie, adv. biO 
 F'ile, file. (fr. fil. filet; I. filura) *. I. 
 
 ber gabeii, bie <£d)niir, ob. ber Drnht (ivon 
 nn^opiere, Scitiingcn :c. niifgereil)t iwerbcn). 
 2. i a) ber SJnbcn (cincr ©rjnljlimg ic). b> 
 bie Wofle, £i|lc, ba6 2kricid)ni6. Shak. c) 
 bie 9{ei^e (©olbnten in (iJliebern). 3. bie 
 afrenrd)niir. 4. ein ^iinbei jiifnmmenge» 
 bunbeiier, mit litem pcrfeljener ^npiere. 5. 
 bie ,3i-i()l, 9tn}iil)l. Shak. 
 
 Rank and file, (gemcinc) ©olbnten. Th« 
 valued -, bie Siile, worniif ber 233errt) be* 
 (5-injelnen ocr}cid)uct i|l. To keep on -, 
 nnfri-ilTcn (lEnpiere u.). (gliigcimnnn. 
 
 File-leader, [ *)JiiIit. ] ber SBorbers, 
 
 It^ilef V. a. I. nnreiljcn, niifreiljcnj 
 (jeftcn, einljcftcn (^npiereu.). 2. (9{ed)t£-fpr.] 
 I'orlegen csUnfingrn). 
 
 To file up. nilfreif)Cn. To - a thing 
 to one's account, t (S'tlun^ nuf 0'^'"''"''* 
 9{ed)iuiiig fd)ri'iben. 
 
 Vile, V. n. I. (mit off) (in 9?eil)cn) 
 oorbeijicl)en, befiliren. 2. (with) glcid)en 
 @d)ritr Ijnltcn (mit). Shak. 
 
 F'ile, (nngelf. feol) «. 1. bie Srile. 2. 
 bai 9iappier. 3. o ber 2;nfd)enbie6. 
 
 Rough or coarse-lootlied — , bie ®rOb» 
 feile. Fine - toothed -. bie CSMnrifi'ile. Bas- 
 tard-toothed -, bie SBorfeile. Smooth -, 
 bie ©d3lid)tfeilf. Soft -, bie iliftc, (liimnie 
 Jcilc. Thiii -, bni' ©nibciblntt. Small - , 
 bie ipnnbfciie. Sirwighi -. bie 3fll)"f<''«. 
 Pottanee--, bie ^iMiriciie. Squara- 
 -, bie ipnlbfeile. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, me«. Fine. ffn. N6, m6ve, n6r, got, 6il, cloiH. Tribe, tub. full, thin, THis. 339 
 
 I 
 
 FIL 
 
 File-cutter, iet (Jetleiif)fliift. -- 
 dust, in Jeiiiliiub, bit Jeilipnne, iai 
 JJiilHfet. — stroke, tex ^til\lTi<t). 
 
 F'ile, V. o. I. feilen, befeiren. 2. t 
 
 ffiUii (<S3Drre zc). b) f tejlfrfcn , befuDelii. 
 
 Sh/lk. c) flirttten, uon ^iueernifTcn befreieii. 
 
 Shakspeare. 
 
 To file off, abftittn. To — nway, meg= 
 feilen. («. tia6 ^rnuiiflelb. 
 
 ■<*il(MilOt, fil'eniot. (fr. feuillemorte) 
 
 ■•''iler, ti liir, ». 1. (5-incr, 6er feilt, be; 
 feiit. 2. ©iner, ber ^nptere it. nufreif)t. 
 
 FillMl, filyal. cfr. filial > adj. I. 
 rtiiMicft. 'i. ? fitiHict) (uermrtnBt). 
 
 ■•''ilintiuii, fil^a'shun, t. I. bie 
 ^tn^|■(^l1ft. 'I. bit ?16Pvtion. 
 
 ■•'"ilifurin, filetorm, adj. [<8ot.] 
 fattnihrmuj. 
 
 ■<''iliQ:mn<?, filegrJiiie, ^ «. tit 
 
 l*^ili«trree, fiiigrW, ^ Mir*> 
 brpcfteiie 'Jirbcit. — Fil'igraned, FH'i- 
 greeri. adj. biirtftbmdjen. 
 
 ■'''iliii^M, fi liiigi. 4.p/. bie JeilfpAiie. 
 
 l<''ilipeil<lula,fil^peii-diila,«.[!»Dt.] 
 ber rtHi'c ȣtiinbred). 
 
 Vill, ill. ((tiineir. fyll»n, gefillAii) 
 r. o. I. f fuUen, aniiillen. 2. ftppfen (fine 
 ^^f■Eiff !c.). 3. 1 a) erfilflen. b) befriebigeii. 
 CI mtritieii. d) aufblatjtn. e) bcftfytn (eme 
 Ctefle). f) eitmefjnien ceiiu ©trfle, eltteii 
 2l)ri>n It. J. 4. [-JWar.) upllbrnffen. 
 
 Filled with admiration, von 93emtfflbe> 
 rung erfuilt. 
 
 To fill oat, 1. flutfuOen, ait«brt)nen. 
 
 2. eimdjeiifen , nii«giegcn. To - up, I niif<, 
 <iii«fM(len; erfiKlen. 2. nuffllflen(^ie3eitK.). 
 
 3. 00(1 ttinrtjen (bn6 OKa^ ber Sunbe le. ). 
 
 4. einiicljnien , erfiiden (bie ©tele it. ). 5. 
 erfViIIen, uuKbringen , ppOenben. 6. ['TOnr.] 
 abbraffen. 
 
 I<^ill, V. n. I. pod iverbrn. 2. ben ob. 
 bie 33ert)er fullen (uni }ii trinfen) , einfrf)en: 
 fen ; (to) trinfen niif ... 3. fntt loerbeii. 
 
 To fill up (with), ppfl roetben pon ..., 
 (id) nnrnllen. 
 
 Vill, t. I. bie ^Mt, ®endge. 2. f bie 
 @abcibeif()|'e( , ®nbe( ; ber iniiere 9iaum 
 berielben. 
 
 To talk one'» fill, ft<^ frttt pfnubern. 
 To eat one* -, (i* f'l" effen. To the -, 
 lurCSem'ige, nac^ $crjen5Iut1. He has taken 
 bis -, er ^at gcniig, er t)nt fein 0)?a§. Take 
 your - of joy. feib fro()litt) iinb liiflig. 
 Take your - of it, neljnien (gie bnpon , fo 
 25iel (£ie brnut^en. 
 
 l<^iller, rti'lur, #. I. ber ffufler, 9Iuf= 
 Inbtr. 2. i ber Crirfenbi'iger, ba6 (JlirfiwiTr. 
 3.^ ba6, na6 (eiiieu 9{Auin) (tnfuflt. Drvdeh. 
 4. (Jiner, bet nitt (5-tn>n« iiii Urberflnffe per: 
 fie()t, ber ^Mnfiltler. 5. ber 9Inr(f)iegfefi'el (ber 
 Surferbcirfer) 6. ISCodft.l ber SBurfltridjter. 
 7. b(i« (Sabelpferb. 
 
 Killet, fil'lit, (fir. filet) t. 1. Me 
 93inb>, b>i6 %anb, bie Stopfbinbe, bai iStini:, 
 Aopfbnnb. 2. ber Cenbenbrnten, ^)Ji&rbrnten ; 
 ^a£ L'enbeniiri(f (i<pn ^albern). 3. bie <B(l)cibt 
 guild), bai Koflfleifd). 4. [3Jrd)it.] a) bie 
 geide, ber 5{eit. b) bie Sfippe. 5. ['Wnler 
 u. SBiTgoIberJ ber CDolbrtreif, bit (Solbjierntlj. 
 6, [93iid)binb.) bit Jilfren. 7. [iUnnr.J ba6 
 3uii(irnbiinb. S. |?{eiff.] bai Jtreiij (ber 
 Vwrbo. 9. l^ix.J ber i&taubfnbeu. 
 
 FIN 
 
 To tie, to bind with a fillet, ]ubtiiben, 
 uerbinben . 
 
 F'illety V. a. I. iimbinben. 2. ('Jlrd>it.] 
 mit 9<eiten ob. Wingen jiereu. 3. [i^udjbinb.J 
 mir («Lnbitreii'en jieren. 
 
 JPillibeCv fll'lebeg, (gnel. filleadU- 
 begi *. eine "ilrt >£d)iirjc ber iberijrd)iHten 
 
 JKilllnff, fil ling. t. 1. [-lUebereij ber 
 (S-tntrng, S'liirdylng. 2. ba6 ^iifuUen; ber 
 •Borr.itl). 
 
 ITillipf fil'lip, (roaf^rrt^cinlicf) uom 
 U\t. peiio) p. a. (mit bein ^tngernngel) 
 rd^iieden; ((^inem) >7?ti|'eii|lubet geben, (di' 
 nen) nnfeiiihjbern. 
 
 ■Tillip } t. ber @d)neUer, >)ioreM|luber 
 
 ITilly, fil'le, ou. fiiawg; 4. 1. bai 
 »StuifuUeM i goden. 2. ± bai lofe '•JRiibdjeii. 
 
 ITilni, film, (migelf. film) *. t. bie 
 bunne ^nut, bai i^iiutc^eii (ivte Auf bem 
 •Huge) , Jell , — of the cataract , bai ©trtn 
 fell. 2. L^ot.J bn< <Bometiaei)iiu|'e, bie Sn> 
 meiirnpfel. 
 
 FiliOf t>- a. ubcrtjaiiten , mit etneni 
 >^.iutd)en iibi-rjiel^en, bcbecten. Shar. 
 
 l<^ilinnef(s, fllmnei, «. bai t)au: 
 tige liieien. [l^iiutet, aui <^autd)en be|Ut)eub. 
 
 ITilinyy lU'mi, adj. t)auuQ, ubtt> 
 
 F'iluseila, tiloMi'U, «. l^nbil.J 
 bie gipretfeihe. 
 
 ITilter, tirtur, (fr. filtre; 1. filtrura) 
 s. ber @cil;er; .Dur(^|'d>l«g > bne t^iltrirtiid). 
 
 ■•^ilter) V. a. i'(il)en, burd)feil|en , 
 filtriren. 
 
 Filtering-stone, ber $iltrir|lein. 
 
 ■TilteFf V. n. biird)i'i(ferii, burd^fintern. 
 
 ■i'iltli, tili/i, (angelf. tyltU, p. ful) 
 *. 1. ber Roit), Unflrtrij, ©djmu^. 2. t ber 
 llnfJiitl), »&d>mu(j. 3. bai ilcl)rid)t, Slue 
 fetjridjt. [unjliUljifl, foil^ig. 
 
 l<^il<liilyv t'lt/i'ele, ado. \(S)tnu^iQ, 
 
 I'^'iltliiuesii , tiit/ieues, «. 1. bit 
 UnftiUtjigfeit i llnfl.itljEtei. 2. i bit llufla: 
 tijigfetr, Unfittlidjfeit. 
 
 li'iltliy, (ilih'i, adj. 1. fOimu^ia, 
 fotljig , unfjflt^ifl. 2. ± un|ldtf)ig , fi^niu^ig 
 unflttlitt). 
 
 l<^iitrate , fil'trite , V. a. feigen, 
 filtriren. (X>urd)feif)ung, S'lffntion 
 
 Infiltration , filtri'ihdn , «. bie 
 
 l<^tinbie-iteiiipf fimbl-hliup, «. 
 ber 5ininiel, 25.i|lliti3 (lueibl. S?ani). 
 
 V^iiiibriatey fim'bre&te, (PDin lot. 
 fimbria) adj. [^Pt.j nut einem (Baiime, ge: 
 iniinit. 
 
 fimbriate , v. a. fnumen, einfnfTen. 
 
 Fimbriated, [^erlb.] getViumf. 
 
 I«^lnf fin, (nngetf. finn; I^dII. vin; Int. 
 pinna) #. I. bie<}inne, jjlojfeber (berjifdje). 
 2. e ber ^rni. 
 
 Fin-fish, eine 91rt fleiner sajnflfird). -- 
 footed, —-toed, tnit @d)i0iinntfu0en 
 ueri'cljen. 
 
 l<^in> V. a. (einen ^Aulbari'tf)) jerlegen. 
 
 Finable V fi'nabi, adj. tint @trrtfe 
 julafTeiiD ; ilrnffiidig. 
 
 F'iual, fl'iial, ttat. final!*) a<lj. I. 
 le^t, eiiblitf), befiniiii'; &\ib... (Ilrfndje tt.); 
 Sd)Uie... - balance, [^anbel] bie ©djiiig; 
 rfd)nung. - payment, (^niibelj bie lers 
 minaliiil^lung. 2. t enrfclfeibeitb (p. @(^lnd)> 
 ten It.). 
 
 ITinak;, tlnAle, «. ['^IRuf.] bai ^att. 
 
 FliN 
 
 ITinally, finalle, adv. 1. tnbtiHi, 
 julei^t. 2. gdnjitrf), tiiri1)iiii6 (itrflbren jc.). 
 
 JFinance, fcnanse', cfr. 'IG.) «. 
 (gemoljni. im pi.) 1. bieSuiniijen, bie tfoiiig* 
 li(t)tn obex 'Sitaati:) eintiinfre. 2. bai Qitif 
 fpininen, ^ie (Jinfiiiifre (omi ^iibipibuen). 
 
 Office of finance, bie ijiiiaiijftimmer. 
 
 ITiuancial, fenaa'ahal. adj.finant 
 jied, Jiuaiii... cilngclcgeiiljeiteu it.). — 
 udv. F i n a n ' c i a 1 1 y , ftiiail)irri. 
 
 li^iuancier, finuanseei', (fr. 2D.) 
 *■ I. ber (Jiniinjbcaiutc, Dienrbeiinue. 2. bee 
 Sinnntier, ginnnjmanu. 3. ber ilamera* 
 li|l, ®tiint*)«irtt). 4. ber SBeriunlter ber (J'in* 
 fiinfre eiiicr ili!<rpcrfd)aft. 
 
 JPinary^ finare, (P. fine, refine) 
 <• [^ifeiil^rutenj ba 9ri|'d>l}<immer, 9ti{<fyt 
 ofen, 5fird)l)erb. 
 
 Vincli, f!ash, (angelf. fine; tfoU, 
 vink) «. (Criiitl).] ber ginf. 
 
 Proe. To pull a fiuch, G'iiieu ©impel 
 rupfen , S^tnen aii«iiel)en , iim fein ®eib 
 preden. 
 
 Finch -creeper, [Ornitf;.] bie Jtol)(» 
 meife. --egg, l. b<i« Jinfenei. 2. i bai 
 iiiinu$e, geringfugige X»iiig uber ber &t(t, 
 OiArr. Shak. 
 
 ■<^ind, find, (Angelf. fitidan; 1)0(1. 
 viuden, vynen) praeL ii. pp. fuund. v. n. 
 
 1. 5 finben. 2. ©men niifrtjfeiu; (jjiicm be» 
 gegnrn. 3. (biirt^ ©iit^eii erl;aircni fiiibeit. 
 4. i a) jtnben, befiiiben tOriuns Al* ivAl^ric), 
 bAfiirljalren. b) finben, ern'id)en. t) fiii* 
 ben, erl)Alten, befominen, Ijobeii c))iii^e ic.). 
 d) finben, ivnl)rnel)men , erftljen. e) (in) 
 ertAppeii (Aiif einer I'tige te.). f) finben, i)a> 
 ben, geniegeii ('Jreube it.), g) lil{ert)f6ipr.J 
 befinben, ertldreu (fd)ulbig ».). h) 'iied^Ut 
 fpr.] Ausipred)cn, bcilinum-n, feiliVyen ^eiiie 
 (S-nricf)AOiguiig it.;. I) {iKec^tdfpr.J To - a 
 bill eine ^iage ali gegriiiibet aniiel)nun. 
 j) finben , ntiffinben , erfinben, entbcden. k) 
 Anfd)Affen; Aiiftretbcn, Aufbringen; ^ergeben 
 (®elb2t), liefern; Htt)tn fiir..; To-one'a 
 self with, fid) perforgeii mit ... I) To - 
 one's self, fid) befinben (ii<i>t)t, ubel). 
 
 To find fault (with), GriuAft, ©iiien 
 tAbeIn , betritteln. To - in one's heart, 
 I'ufl IjAben. 1 cannot — in my heart, tc^^ 
 fnnn ti nidjt fiber bai 5?erj bringen. To - 
 talk in company, (jiiiien Xt)tH) jiir llnter< 
 tjAltung beirrngen. To -one's way into .., 
 3uttitt befommen in . . . To - one's self 
 in a condition to . . , ini (Stnnbe fetn )u tc. 
 
 To find in, ((Finen) Derfeljen, uerfurflcii 
 (mit..); ©mem Qmai aiiid)i>tfen , i'er» 
 fdjnffen. To - out, I. finben, AUffinbeH, 
 eiitbetfen. 2. AU^pnbig niA(<)en. 3. begreifen. 
 4. cnrratljieln, Aiiflofen. 
 
 ITiuder, iind'ur, t. I. ber ginber. 
 
 2. i a) ber (s-ntberfer, 91nffinber. b) bee 
 aiu^ipiircr; Spiirl)unb; SSifiiAtor. 
 
 F'iudfault , find'fiiU, (v. fault) t. 
 ber InMer, firitifer. i fpioftnbig. 
 
 Kindraultin^-, findtiltlng, adj. 
 
 I<^indiug:, find iiig, «. l. bai 9in> 
 ben, ber Jiinb. 2. I3(ert)ti'rpr.] ber "Jlii** 
 fprud); bie (rrflArutig ber (»ei'd)iuurnen fiber 
 eine *ilnflnge. 
 
 ■<^indy, find'e, (angelf. Gndig; ge* 
 findigi ttdj. V veil; fd)iurr , berb, plump. 
 
 Jb^iue) flue, (fr. fin; ^liii. tiftLj m^. 
 
 22« 
 
340 Faif, f'.r. fall, faJ. M4. met Fine. fin. N6, move, n8r, got. 6il, cloud. Ti'ihe, tub. full. t//in, THis. 
 
 FIN 
 
 1. frin, biinn, jart. 1. fein, fein (]er(f)IifTen, 
 fcftiirf (©d)ueiCe u.). 3. i n) fein, ueiu roie 
 OflC ic). b) fein ((JJefdjiiirtcf, ©ittv} uJ. 
 
 " c) fein, fliig, \i\ii<\ , vttf<i)ln<itn , fct)laii. d) 
 \(i)bi\ , nrtig, Ijiitrd), netr, jierlid), fiiiiber. 
 e) fein , gebilDet. f) i>Drtreffiid) , gliiii jenfi 
 (®enie jc). g) fein, e&el. h) uid), tofibar, 
 (Inttlirf). i) flepii^t. j) ijell , rein, flnr (uon 
 glurUgfciien). k) f fein, fct)bn , Ijiifcfd), 
 faiiber. (— way of jesring. ein feiner iSct)cr j. 
 
 Fin*" middling, [jpan&el] niirtelffin. A 
 
 Fine-draw, v. a. 1 fein juilrtljen, 
 (lopfen , nnjlogen , uerjledjen (2i3d)er ic.) 2. 
 jicljen (ben DrntI)). — drawer. &iiier, 
 (©ine) bev fid) tnit 6em SSerilecftcn, ^Inilopen 
 bcfrfjnftigt. --fingered, (iinfilic^; gi'= 
 fd)tc{t. --spoken, glnttjiingii]. --.spun, 
 feingefponnen (and) i). --» till, w. n. De: 
 flidiren, flbflnren. --stiller, bcr Deftil; 
 lirer. --stilling, Die DeitidntiLin , bai 
 aibfliiren. 
 
 limine f (cimbr. ffin; ©tainmii'. U. Fi- 
 nance; s. 1. (geuDalr.J 6a6 Seljngeie (bei 
 lleberrrngung i>on fflrunDtlfirfen). 2. [3?ec^te; 
 fpr.] Die ®elD|1rnfe, ©eicbiipe, ©rrnffuinme, 
 fcnd ©irnfgelft. 3. 1 Die ©trafe, SSn^e. 4. 
 bie 91bgabe, 31uflnge (fur geiuiffe ^riinlegien). 
 
 fine, (fr. enfiii; II. ((It. finis) s. i 
 bns ©nbe. In -, enMitJ>, fdjlieglirf) , furj. 
 
 F'iiie, V. a. I. nbflaren ("iOein :c.). 
 
 2. lantern; nbtreiben COJfetofle). 3. f Biinn 
 mnd)en, perfeinern. 4. + jieren, fc^nificfen, 
 ter(^i>nigen. Shak.. 
 
 Fining-pot, bie 9nufening«pfnnne. 
 
 Vine, V. a. uni Db. nn ®*t5 flrnfen, 
 )ti eiiier (Selbftrnfe i)erurtf)ei(en. — v. n. 
 •j- etne ©elbbnge cntricbten. 
 
 Valueless, fine'les, adj. f enblod, 
 flreiiieitlD«. Shak. 
 
 F'iiiely, ftne'ii, adv. 1. ? fein (in 
 ftciiien ll;fild)cnA 2. fein gefrf)(i|Ten, fitiirf. 
 
 3. i a) fein, ft^&n, (^fibfc^, nrtig; f.mber. 
 b) fein , fd)lau , li|lig. c) f fein , l}i'ibfd), 
 fniiber, {cb'm. d) rein; gnnj(id). 
 
 VilieueSS, fine'nes, (fr. finesse)*. 
 
 1. \ Die 3"'''ii')'''f (f""* $J<'f*f"*» ©nnbes 20. 
 
 2. r ai bie 55einl)eit, fflftte, Dfeinljeit (bc^ 
 ©olbe* , ^aJi'ineS :c.). b) bie ffeint)eit (be* 
 ®efd)nintf6, (Mei|1e« ic). c) bie ©d)nrfe 
 (einer @d)neibe). d) bie ®d)&nl)eit, 3ierlid)= 
 feit (einer ^eriVn, Sprndje ic). e) bie 
 {5einl)fit, ©d)(ouf)eit. f) bie (SJInttljeit, 
 Oliirte. g) bie 5ci"()cit, ber ffiinn}. 
 
 l<^iner, ti'mir. s. ber fouterer, 9lb> 
 treiber. — adj. Conipnr. p. fine. 
 
 l^^inery, iinure, ». 1. ber ®(nn}, 
 
 bns ©iiinjenbe , bie ®fiUtlid)fcit. 2. ber 
 
 ©rnnt, Ipii^. 3. (Ibcrgb.J bie Ircibhiitre. 
 
 li^iness, fines'; ^ (fr. fine.s^e) s. bie 
 
 F'ine»8e, ) %titt^tit, ©4)lnu» 
 
 ^eit, fill. 
 
 F'iiiess, p. ti. Jcinfjrit, fifl bran(f)en. 
 l<^iiie^v, ftn'yu, 1. ber ©d)inimel. 
 l<"'ii»e'»ved, fin'yud, ( uilj. fd)ijnmi 
 Kiiiewy, fin'yiii. 5 ''«• 
 l<^ill^erf finggur, (nngilf. finger, 
 p. fcngan. fangen) ». 1. ;^ ber (>"igi«"- 2. f 
 n) ber gingir (al* Wng). b) $ bie ip.mb. o 
 I! ber 3-iiigfr (b. ^- bie 9)?od)r (sjnrreiJ). d) 
 (Wuf.l ber tJinger, b. t). bie ®ei"d)icf lid)feit ; 
 to bare a good -, gnt fpicUn. 3. [^tiUurfl.J 
 >er Sternfi|\t>, ©eeferii 
 
 UN 
 
 Finger's-end, bie 5inger(Vi<}«. 
 
 Prov. They are finger and tbnnib, 
 fie fiiib ein iperj u. einc ©cele. To liavc a 
 thing at one's finger's ends, ©tiva* (111 
 ben Jiiigern (jerfagen fiinnen. With a wet 
 -, fleniad}Iid); leid)t. To liave a — in tlie 
 pye, bie ipnnb ini ©pielc f}nbeii. His fin- 
 gers are lime - twigs, er Miadjt Inuge 
 ginger (|liel)lt). I'll maWe you feel ni.y f i n- 
 g e r s , id) luerbe end) abbrcfd)en, bie ©d)iutre 
 ineineS 91riii$ enipfinbeii Inffen. I'll malie 
 you find your fingers, id) iperbe eud) 
 ipaiibe iiiiid)en. 
 
 Finger-bason, ber tfeinc ©piiltunipf. 
 --board, [nuif. On|lr. ] ba6 ginger;, 
 ®riffbrett. --fern, [?dot.] ber ginger: 
 farii, ©tciiifnrn. --post, l. ber 'iiieg: 
 lueifer. 2.0 ber ®ei|Tlid)e. --shell, [9ia: 
 turg.] bie giiigerimifd)el. --stall, ber 
 giiigerling. --stone, [ TOinernlg. j ber 
 gingerfleiu, ^elemnit, ©tord)|1cin, >]Sfeil: 
 fteiii , ieiifel6fegc(. 
 
 ITiiiyer, v. a. 1. betiiften, 6efu|)Ien, 
 begreifeii. 2. iiiaufen, \ltl)\en , enti»eiibcn. 
 
 3. fingcrn, greifen, fpielen (ein ©nitciu 
 injlruiuent). 4. greifen (©nuas); greifen 
 (iiii.d)j. 5. niit ipfiife ber ginger (feine >ilr: 
 beit) perfertigen. 6. priigcln. 
 
 To finger money, ®elb Unter ben 
 Sninbeii l;nben. 
 
 Ii'mgrejr, i>. n. [TOuf.] fingern. 
 
 fit'illgrered , fSnggurd, adj. 1. (in 
 Sniiinimeiife^.; mit gingern. 2. [Jbot.J gci 
 jiingert. 
 
 F'ing'ering', flng'guring, «. l. bn* 
 SSetniten , a3e(ul;ien. 2. ['•JRnf.J ber giiiger> 
 gniig, gingerfo?, Shak. 3. bie feine mit 
 ijiiilfe ber ginger perfertigteairbeit. Spenser. 
 
 IJ^iiigle-fang-le, iinggifanggl, 
 t. o bie S.ipperei , ber girlefiiiii. 
 
 V^iuicalf tinelial, (p. fine) n<^'. ge> 
 jiert, jimperlid), Iiid)erlid) gejiert ob. per- 
 jiert. — adv. FIn'ically, gejiert, iinu 
 perlid) tc. 
 
 l<^illicaln«S8, finekalnes, t. bie 
 ®ejiertl)cit, S^ircrei/ ii<^& Oicjierte, ber 
 iiberjiriiTig'! *$"$■ 
 
 F'inis, fi'nis, (irtt. W.) s. ba« ©iibe. 
 
 li^illisll, finish, (arm. fini^^a; lat. 
 finio) V. a. 1. enben (au|l)&reii niad)en). 2. 
 cnbigeii , beeiibigen. 3. bt-etiDeii , pollenbcn. 
 
 4. [3nb|lr.] a) giiitten (5J5apier JO. b) ap= 
 pretiren, jurid)ten (3eiige). 
 
 To put the finislilug stroke to.., 
 bie le^te jpanb legeii an . . To - down a 
 wall, eiiie ^2)fauer frifd) abpiifscn, perpu^cn. 
 Finislied, iiioflenbet, I'L'Ufiniimen. A 
 finis lied cask, ein gcbiinbenef , auf: 
 gefcljte* gng. To - the printing, tXl)p.J 
 niiSbriirfeii. 
 
 F'iiiish, a. 1. (bei Silnftlern) bie(e$te 
 ipanb. 2. bie 'JJppretnr, 3urid)tung. 
 
 li^iuislier, finisiiur, «. l. ber S^ofl: 
 jiel)er, 2>o(lfril)»er. 2. ber 2Jo(lenber. 3. 
 (Jiner, ber ((S-tn>a«) enbigt. 
 
 ir'KuisUiiiis;'^ finishing, a. I. bie 
 SBodenbniig ; t)<\6 (viibigcn. 2. bie letjte ipnnb. 
 3. (•iUrd)it.] ber ©d)lii6iiernil). 
 
 I<^iiiite, f/niie, (lat.) adj. 1. enb; 
 lid)(begreiijt). 2. [^»?att)eni.l fnblirf)(®ri:'§e). 
 — adv. Fi'nitely, niir bi* }U eiiieiii ge; 
 iptuen ®rabe, iiinerl)aib geiuiner ®reiiH'ii. 
 
 Fill 
 
 I Finiteless, fJniteles, adj. un* 
 
 enblidh; uiibegrciijt. ,^ 
 
 F'illiteiie.^S, fi'nitenes.^ s. bie ©iib« 
 
 F'iuitude, fiu'eiude. t ^itd)feit. 
 
 ITinitive, flnetiv, adj. befd)raii« 
 fenb , enbigeiib. [freio. 
 
 F'initor, fin'etur, a. ber ®cfid>t5> 
 
 F'iitless, lin'lis, adj. oi)i\t giuntn 
 Ob. glofjfebcrn. [ob. giiinen nl)ii[id). 
 
 F'inlilie, f'n'lJke, adj. giogfebcrn 
 
 l<^inned j find , adj. tint breite 
 ©d)neibe auf jeber ©eite f)nbenb, jiueifd)ii«i» 
 big (^TSRug). 
 
 F'iniier, 0'<i>ott.) ber fleine ^arififci). 
 
 l^illUikin, fln'nekin, «. [JDrilitt).] 
 bie iiimmeiraube, ber liimmler 
 
 V^iiiiiyf iMi'iie, udj. mit glppfebern 
 uerffljeil. Tlie — tribes, silver - race, ^ 
 bie gii'd)e. [gend)elart. 
 
 F'iiiocliio, fin&'tkhei, (it.) a. tint 
 
 F'iiis, fiiii, *. pi- [ffleogr.] bie ginnen. 
 
 F'in.scale, fin'skaie, *. [Od)ti)i)Di.] 
 bie 9{LHl)fcbi'r, iplotje. 
 
 F'iyple, fip'pl, a. f &« ^fropfi 
 .tleri! in einer ^pfcife ic. 
 
 Mi^ir, fer, (11). pyr; angelf. furh-wudu; 
 ban. fyrre-traee) *. bie goljre, liefer, bes 
 itienbaum. Planks of-, fieferne Dielen 
 
 Fir-tree, bie gij^re. 
 
 Fire, fire, (nngelf. fyr; f)oU- vuur; 
 ban. u. |'d)i». fyr; gr. pyr) ». 1. J bn« 
 geuer. 2. bai gciier (nuf bem ^eerbe ic). 
 
 3. baf geuer, ber 55rniib, bie geuer8bniii|l. 
 
 4. 1 a) bai geuer, ber 6)Iaiij (ber ©teriit 
 K.). Shak. b) bnS geuer, bie ®(utt) (bet 
 Siebc 2C.). c) ba6 geuer, bie ^i^e (bed 
 lcniperatncnt« Jc). d) bai (bid)terifit)e) 
 geuer. e) $ bie ®[nt^, Siebe. f) bai geuer, 
 ber aSrnnb; bie "Cutl;. g) ll bai geuer, bie 
 Iriibfal. h) Saint Anthony's -, I'Web.] bie 
 Kofe, ber 9{oi()Innf. i) Wild -, 1. [^itb.] 
 bie ^i^blntter. 2. bn« griec^ifc^e geuer. j) 
 St. Helen's -, [^()l)r.] bai 5?oleuenfeiier, 
 (5-(ia5feuer. k) [milit.Soinmanbo)- ob. gire 
 -, gfuer! 
 
 To set on fire, to set - on, In 93rnnb 
 llecfen. To take -, geuer fangen. To be 
 on -, in geuer flefjen. To set a--, in 
 geuer fe^en. To make a fire, ein genet 
 aiijiiiiben. 
 
 Prov, To kindle - with snow, bai '^fcrb 
 I)inter ben ^IBagen fpannen. 
 
 Fire-arms, a. pi. bie geuermajfen, 
 ©d)ie6gnuel)re. --arrow, ['War.j bergeiier» 
 pfcil. --ball. 1. [>:»?irit.) bie OJranare. 2. 
 ['i^Jlji)!'.] biegciicrfugel. --bare, biegcuer> 
 bafe. --barrel, bie 5)ranbcr., geuerroiine. 
 --bnv in, bicS&ranberiucne (auf2.'ranbrd)if« 
 feu), --blast, ber ^ranb (ini 5pi>pfeM). 
 — boom, ber !8raiiberl)afcn. --bote, 
 --boot, bn6 Deputntljrij. — brand, 1. 
 ber gcuerbranb. 2. f ber 91ufiuiegier, Uti» 
 Ijeililifrcr. --breathing, ? feucrfpeienb. 
 -brick, ber i8rnnb)lein. — brush, bet 
 i^erbbefen. --bucket, ber geuereimer. 
 --clay, eine 9Irt i.l)Dn , ber eincn f)Chen 
 @rab pun 5?ioe au^ljalten faun, ber 3}rnnb» 
 tl)on. --cock, ber .S»al)n , geuerl)a()U (an 
 2BafferriJl)rcn). -company, bie geuct* 
 rtifte. --erost, [©d)oril.] ba5geuerfrcuj. 
 -damp, f. D a m p. -drake. 1 . bit 
 geu€rr(f)iana«. 2. ber geutrbta4)e ^Bwijl 
 
Fkte. ffir. fr.ll. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. NA, mhve, n6r, got, 6il. cldi'id. Ti^be, Hib, ffill. t/iin, THis. 341 
 
 FIK 
 
 in bet Cuft). 3. ber SRotl)nn(ige. Fire-en- 
 giae, bit JfifrfpriOe. --encape, bie 
 gtuetrfmingfimnfctjiiie. --fan, ber 5tu«- 
 (d){xm. --flair, eiiie 91rt9{D(^e (©eefird)). 
 --fly. bit Seufrfliege. --fork, I. bie 
 Dfengflbel. 2. bn« ©d^ureifen. — hook, 
 ber^eiierljnfen. --io»urance,bie geuer- 
 »erfid)erun(j. — Inturance-company, 
 bie geiiervcrfidjeruiigSgeiefliV^nft. .--insu- 
 rance-office, bie |^euen)eTn<t)crting^: 
 nnilnlt. — i r o n « , t. pi. bnd iininiiigerhtl). 
 --kiln, berCfen. --lock, I. H6 @d)log 
 nn ^tun(it\vti)vtn. 2. bie SWii^fete, bn« 
 €d)icggfiue^r. --man, I. ber topn^eii! 
 maun, p/. bie SpriijeMleiite. 2. t ber 
 ^t^fopf. — master, [?lrti(I.] ber Dbers 
 feuermerfet. --new, migrlneu, funfeineu. 
 -•office, bie Jeucroerridjerniigennilnlt. 
 --ordeal, f. Ordeal, —-pan, 1. bie 
 geuerptnnne, fioljlenptonne. 2. bie 3""b: 
 pfflnne, ^fnnne (nii ©eiucljren). — place, 
 in JJeiierljeerb , bfl*fiiiniin. —-pluck, bie 
 ^eucrpunipe. --pitg. ber JeiieriK^prel (nn 
 VQafitrritjun). --pot. ('ilrtill.] ber 5f"«' 
 tppf. — -priggers, Dttbt bei Sff*' 
 brunflen. — room, bn» t)eij6flre, grljeijte, 
 ju ^eijenbe 3i'in"«- — -sliip, l. berSbrnn: 
 ber. 2. © bie I'on ber i'eiierti"d>en Rrnnfljeit 
 nngejlerfte Dime, --shovel, bie getierj 
 fd>niife(, Xrl)ifnrd)nufel. --side, I. ber 
 $ietb, bne Jfrtniin. 2. i ber f)nu*lid>e fireif, 
 oibenbjirfel. --stick, ber geuert»ranb, 
 Jtienfpftn. --stone, 1. ber (5<""^t^''"- '^• 
 ber ®d)ti)etelf ie<, ^i)rit. --tongs. 4.j>l. bie 
 geuerjflnge. --ward, --warden, ber 
 Jeiiernuffeljer , tjeuerrdtauet. -watch, 
 l-JWnr.] bie Crmibiwndje, iai 'JDndjli'djiff. 
 -wood, bn« 2?rennljoIj. — woJk, tai 
 %<\ieTn}(Tt ; — s prepared so as to burn upon 
 the water, bii6 SBnfferfeueriverf. —-work- 
 er. [>}lrti(f.l ber ijeuenvcrfer. 
 
 l<^iref V. a. 1. iiii}unben, in SJranb 
 flfrfen. 2. t entflnniinen , entjilnben, ttn> 
 frnern. 3. f burd) J^euer perfreiben. Shak. 
 4. irtiid) mit off) nbfeuern, nbbrennen (@e» 
 ircl)re jo. 5. [lljiernrjnfif.] brennen. 
 
 l<^lref ». ». 1. Jeuer fnngen. 2. i 
 firt) entjiinben. 3. (<Urti[l.J (on, «t> feuern 
 (nuf fine (fcrobt itj. 
 
 l<^irellttU(flit, ((<i)otU flash of 
 lightning. 
 
 I<''irer, fire'ur, «. 1. ber TOorbbren^ 
 ncr. 2. i (S-tner, ber entflnnimt. 
 
 ■firing, f'nng, <■ i- bo« ^bfeuern 
 
 (n. Kiinrncn :c.). 2. bie $Jeiietiing. 
 
 Firing-iron, [Il^ierarineif. ] bnfi 
 9?reMiimrfTer. 
 
 fr'^irkf ferk. 0. «. -f- 1. f(()ingen, peits 
 fd)en , gcigfin , jtldjtigen. 2. frrtrreibcn. 
 
 Kirkin, ferkiu, «. i. (^Wfng 7= Vn 
 JJiig (barrel) 9 (Baflrnen »ier; 8 (V)iifli»nen 
 @eife, ipariiige) ba6 SJiertelfii^. 2. bae 
 tJnetten. 
 
 F i r k i n - m a n , ber itpfentiV()enf . 
 
 ■t^irin, ferm, (Mt. firiiiusi; fi:. fernie) 
 ailj. 1. ; a) t'eft. b) berb, (Inrf, hnrt. 2. t 
 a) ffrt; (Innbljnff; ftreng. b> fcilgefeijt, bf= 
 (Irimnt (i>pn ^reifen). 3. (ni<f)t fltiriifl) ff(l 
 (Ennb Jt.). 
 
 A man firm to his principles, ein 
 9Jtniin I'on feilcn (ssmiibiiiijen. To remain 
 -ai.., l^anbtlj ftd) lefl crt)iiltfn nuf.., 
 
 FIS 
 
 fefl fletjen , ftft bleiben (inf. . . To be in 
 firm hands, in fejlen ipnnben fein. 
 
 F'irin, «. l. [^anbelj bie $^icma (ber 
 ipanbliing^nnnie). 2. ber ibai) (31u£l)<ingeO 
 ®(t)ilb. 
 
 ■firniy (Int. firmo) r. a. 1. (f^nupt. 
 rn(t)lid) ^) beiliuigen. 2. feilfe^en, befeiligen. 
 3. 1 (on) (jcften (nuf.., ba6 tUuge). 
 
 JFiruiament) f^r'mament, (lat.) 
 s. bn6 Jiniiiinient, ipinnnel^geiuulbe. 
 
 l<''ir>tiauiental , fermamental, 
 ndj. jiini tyirinaniente gel)urig, am i^imniel 
 PcniiMid), l)iminiifd). 
 
 l*^irinttu, fer'man, «. [Iiirfeij ber 
 •Jirmnn, gro6l)crrlid)e ^efehl. 
 
 l*^iruiitucle) ferui'iti^de , «. f bie 
 jcfiiflteit, latnrfe. [Jei^igfelt. 
 
 li^irinity, iirm'M, *. f bie tBtarte, 
 
 Ii^irinle88) fermles, adj. ^ frei, 
 iiid)t nn bie ^}}i\ui'rie gebniiben (luie ber 
 (4>eifti. Pope. [1 fe|l , flmibl)Ofr. 
 
 ■•''irmly, ferm'li, adv. t. ) fei1. 2. 
 
 I'^'irillueilS , fermnes, «. 1. | bie 
 gcfiiijfeu. 2. i a> bie geiligfeit, ©tnnb: 
 IjnfrigUit, ©iiirfe. b) bie 61fiuipt)eit. 
 
 l<''irst, fiiist, (nngclf. hr»t, fyrst, 
 %ux\t) adj. ber, bie, bne er|le (in 95e)iel)ung 
 nufSeit, 9iang, Orbnung, 9i>lge, £luaii> 
 (nt to. 
 
 lif)nnbel) First of exchange, ber 95ri> 
 maiuidjiel. The - wah.., ^Jininn jnni *Jlc. 
 cept bei . . . The - uot paid , 'iptinin nid)r. 
 - cost , ber ©mfnuf*' , ftiJnijrprei* , fos 
 l^en^e ^rei6; lo tell at - cost, juni ©in: 
 fniiffpreife uerfnufen. At - hand, lunniftel! 
 bnr, bireft. To buy (at> - hand, nu* ber 
 iT(ltn ipnnb fnufen. — hand bills, 33ricfe 
 i<un ber :pnnb. Of the - quality, pen ber 
 beilen £lunlltnt. By the - ve»Kel lor our, 
 your port, mit prompter <5d)itf^gcli'grnl)eic. 
 
 l<^irMt« adv. 1. )ueril (in ikjieljung 
 nni 3eit, ^nng). 2. er|llid>, erilen*, (ur'6 
 (i-rile. 3. )><cr|l, i>i>rnn (in 2iciici;iing nuf 
 Orbnnnfl). 4. trfl. 
 
 At first, nnfnngi, anf{ingli(i>. - or 
 last, uber fur^ ober Inng. - in question, 
 ber jutril i&enifene, 35f|liinmte. Shak.. 
 
 Kirst-bcgotten, —-got, —-born, 
 adj. erilgeboren. - • b o r n, *. ber (yrilgeborne. 
 --born of Kgypt. Prov., bie ©ropeu, 
 iSoriichnien , >l>criViien pon 9(nnge. Shak. 
 --cousin, bns (>)erd)lV)l|l«rf inb. --crea- 
 ted. er|l:errd)ntfin. -fruit, -fruits, 
 I. I u. t bie (irt^iinge, erilen Snldjre. 2. 
 [rngl. llird)c) bie 'iiliinnten temcr '^fcimbe). 
 
 ■•''■rstliug- , luiktiliig, udj. ertlgc- 
 beren. — «. I. ber (Srilliurt. 2. pi. (ber 
 erile llnprnn.j, ber crile tiicbnnfe; bie er|le 
 iljiiD bns (?r|le, ber (Srilliiig. Shak. 
 
 l<^irMtrute, fi'irHtiale, adj. 1. i<Diii 
 erileii iXniige (j. i6. imx €id)iifciu. 2. i 
 l)i)i1)fl rtiifflejfidjiict ; bfjle. 
 
 First rate bills, - paper, [5pnnbelj 
 gilteS ^npier, bifie 2Ui'd>fel. To make re- 
 miltaiices iu - paper, [ipnilbrlj follbc '}lll> 
 td)nifiiiiarn nind)iii. 
 
 ■•''irtlif titrt/i, M. brt $opnii}. 
 
 ■•''iKCy i'K^^, (int. likCUK; fr. fisc) «. 
 
 ber gi6tii6, ®rant6rd)rtJ). 
 
 ■•"istCttlf tikkal, adj. ju beiu ^iitui 
 gfl)orig, nffnl'l'd). 
 
 j|<^i«cttl« «• 1. ber ^«futf, Qtaatii 
 
 FIS 
 
 rd)n^, bie offentti(<>en ©infiinfte. 2. bet 
 Sdjntjmeijler. 
 
 F'isli, fish, (nngeff. fisc; hell, viseh; 
 Int. piscis; bnii. u. fdjiu. fisk) pi. fish, 
 fishes,*. 1. [>Wnturg.] ber tiiid). 2. (»3)?nr.] 
 
 a) bie 2Bnnge. b) f. D a v i t. 
 
 Fresh wat er- fish , ber (Jlu^fift^. i> 
 for breed, stores, bie (Seljlinge. 
 
 Prov. 1 have other fish to fry, ti 
 gci)en niir gnn) nnbere Diiigc iin ^opfc l^iriim. 
 
 Fisli-bone, bie 5i|d)flirnte. -day, 
 (fnt^. Siclig.) ber ^niltng, gifcfjtng. -- 
 garth, bai SJird)mel;r. --gig, fii-gig> 
 bie i^nrpuiie. --hook, bie ('iJiid)0 'Wiigcl. 
 
 — kettle, ber &irrf)feffel. --market, 
 ber Syir(i)mnrft. --meal, bie ^i\d.)\pti\e. 
 
 — monger, ber gif(()l)niiMcr. --oil, bet 
 Jiftfetljrnn. --pan, bie Jnc^pfnnne. -- 
 pond, ber 5i|'d)tei(t». --range, (Drt bn» 
 iU) ber Sird)fnng. --room, eine Jinmmer 
 nuf ©(t)iffeii. --skin, bie 5if(i)l)nut. -- 
 Kpear, ber jpnfenfptef}. --trowel, bie 
 ijifdjftde. — tub, ber 5ifrt)topf, gifdjtiegcl, 
 --wife, --woman, biM gifd)iufib. 
 
 li^isli, V. n. I. f (for) nrd)cn, fnngen. 
 
 2. f (fori fifc^en; ljnfd)en au\<f)>. [^oten. 
 
 To fish for conipliuienis,fid}gernc lubeu 
 
 ■•'^islt, V. a. 1.1 a) fifd)en, fnngen. 
 
 b) (up) nuftifdjen. c) bur(()rud)eii/ burd>< 
 llnnfetn. Swift. 2. i nii|rii|d)en (DJciiigfeitfii 
 K.). 3. CiTOnr.] a) fifteen (bfu 'Jlufer). b) 
 ivniigen teinen ^D^nil). 4. (out) nu^forfctieii. 
 
 F'isher, fish'ur, «. I. ber ^i\(t)er. 
 2. eine "Jlrt -iliiefel. 3. The kings -, [Ct* 
 Mtt).] ber Q-ieppgcl. 
 
 Fisher-boat, ber JlK^Jf^f'^')"' ~' 
 man, 1. ber jjifdjer, {Jif'ti'ifl". 2. eiii 
 
 d)iif, b<i6 nuf bcii Jifdjfniig nufinuft, gi» 
 I'c^miiljrjrug. --town, bic 5Md)erilnbt. 
 
 ff^ishery, fii^h'uri, «. 1. ber 9ifd)< 
 fnng, bic 5i|'d)erei. 2. (Crt jiiin giit^jcn) bet 
 Sndjfnng. 
 
 l<^iNlirul, fish'ful. adj. fi|'d)rcid). 
 
 ITisliify , tisii'efi, ». a. t iuui gl|(l)e 
 innd)fn , i>ernfd)en. 
 
 ITiHliiug-, iish'ing, «. 1. (bie £un|1 
 ill ftfdjen) bie gifdjerei. 2. bie Sifdjerci, ber 
 gu'djfnng. .Spenxeb. 
 
 Fihli i ng-bont, bnS gird)crbcot, 5J« 
 f(berfnl)rjfug. --frog, ber ilrpreiinr{^. -- 
 gear, btM gijdjcrgcrntl) ; giidjiiey. -- 
 hawk, [Ornitl).J ber 'tfird)nMcr, 'ilicipfrpf. 
 --line, bie aiiigcl|C<)niit. -place, bet 
 5i|d)fniig. lftrd)nrtig. Shak. 
 
 ■•''islllike, fish'like, ad). ni"d)nl)iilid), 
 
 f^^iMliy, fislri. adj. 1. nu6 Jiirt) bc» 
 (Ifljenb. 2. fird)rfid). 3. fiidjidjr, fiid^nrtig, 
 gijd)... (®trd)mn(f lo. 
 
 I'^itfkf fisk, V. n. o mncfeln. 
 
 To fisk up and down. l]in> II. f)rrlnti< 
 fen. To -away, bnuoiiinufen. Fixkiug, 
 gcidjnftig ; - gosnip. Me ®tnbtflnt|d)e. 
 
 l"""i«k, V. a. o irt)iueiifen. 
 
 To fisk the tail, i. fdjIBniljeln. 2. t 
 gfrd)a|tiii lein. (treter. 
 
 F'iMker, dsk'iir, «. e ber ipilnrter. 
 
 F'iMNile, fiiKii, (inr.) adj. fpniiig, 
 fid> rpnlttu iiiiTfiib, ipairbor (u.ivri|lalleiiic.>. 
 
 ■•"iifCiility, llkKti eie, «. bie i&p.ilt> 
 bnrfcir. 
 
 ■•''iNSipefl, likKeped, (l>. Int. pes) 
 adj. ipnltfu^ig. — «. 6H6 fpnltfiipige Xt)ier. 
 
342 K'n*", far, fall, fat. M^, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, got, 6il, cloud. Tube, tub, full, thin, THIs. 
 
 FIS 
 
 Fiisure^ ft^li'«h&re, Hat. fissora) 
 
 r. 1. ber ©p.nit, Sfitj, t)ie ©palte. 2. [6i)ir.] 
 Cer SiK'dljenipiiit, Sdinvalt. 3. [51nat.] ttt 
 ©pnltbniil) (Bet i?irnfcf)(ile). 
 
 F'issure, ■>. a. fpalten. 
 
 F'ist, fist, (nugclf. fynt; f)t)Cl. vuist) 
 i. Me $011)1. [^iij rriitfen. 
 
 To (liink hand to fist, fniifei), unnia: 
 
 &''ist, V. a. 1. fau|len, mit ber Sauil 
 ivDlflflen. 2. t ('"it E>« S'^iijl) rtitporteu. 
 
 l^^istedf fist'ed, adj. (in guiammeii! 
 fc^imoen) gnu|le Ijnbenr 
 
 Close-fisted, 1. tnit eiiggefdjfofffnen 
 gnuilen. 2. t ftfiig. Club — , niit bicfcu 
 ^iinben oi. ^au\itn. [$Jtui|1fd)iafle. 
 
 F'lSticufFs, fis't^kufs, *. pt. bit 
 
 To be at fisticuffs, \i<i) in ben S?aa- 
 ten liegen. [*. [35ot.] Die 5j5i|lnjie. 
 
 F'istinut, fis'teiiut, (Fis'tienut) 
 
 F i • t i nil t - 1 r e e , 6er 5pi|lnjien6niim. 
 
 l<^istMla, fis'tsliula, (liU. W.) : 1. 
 [auti nuifif. Omlr.] Die %\^t{. 2. [6l)ir.J 
 tie 5iilc( , Di'.; i>ol)U , JUiljrgerdjiuiit. 
 
 Fistula lacliryiiialis, [SlJtr.J tie ifjrrt; 
 nenfi|1el. 
 
 F'istular, fis'tslidlar, ) adj. 
 
 l<^istul»ry, fis'tsliuiari, ) r&l;rGii: 
 ftrtii) , riiljnd)!. 
 
 IPistulate, fis'tstiuliie, o. n. )ii ei 
 net 5iilel luerDen. — v. a. t aufil)ol)le!i (luie 
 einc 'iJJfcife). 
 
 l<^istulifOrm, fis'tulcform, adj 
 [2S3iiTfnrct)., bei'oiiD. 'Miiernlg. j rol)r«iifiJrmig. 
 
 JFistuloUS, tis'tsliillu.i, ad). [-';}(CD.J 
 
 pfleliirrtg, IjDijiroijriij, gerd)iyiir(irti!j, ftiliilij*. 
 
 iriStul<»USUe8S f fU'txIiullisiies, 
 
 I. [OKbD.I Die iyi|lclartigfeit, Dti6 5i|ltlartige, 
 JJi|liil&re. 
 
 Jfit, fit, (TO. fith; gr. U. Int. peto) t. 
 1. Der^Unfoll, 'iln|Top, Sumd, *}>nn)):i6mii6 
 (etner ivrnnfljeit). 2. i tcr aiiifnll, ©cljmiiis 
 6el, Die SiinuoiiDliiug (u. Oiurrljcic, iiiebe ic). 
 3. L'JJieti.] a) Der gi(t)tL'rirrf)e Sufiia. b) Der 
 l)i)l'lerirc()e S'lfn"- «' o Die JJiUfnd)''- ^^ o 
 6ie Df)iini(id)t. 4. Die ijnuiie, <Sniiiiniiug. 
 6. * (tingelf. fitt, 6cr Oefniig) ber CiJeiniig, 
 bie -^JfeloDie; Die iMbtljeilung eineS (SJeiaiiges 
 cber laiijeS; laii^nrc. 6. - of the face, 
 tic 3it(fiiiig , SJerDrfljiitig be* (S)c|ld)te6, 
 gni^e. Shak. 7. Der UeDergnng; j. S3, by 
 fits, Dnitii iiiiD maiiii, i<oii 3eit i>i .3i'<t; 
 by fits and starts, nirfiueife. 8. J>/. Da6 
 ?|>.i||ciiDe, 3tirgemn0e. Shak. 
 
 For a fit, eilie 3cit Idlig. A drunken 
 — , ein SviiuiV^. A — of pleasure, cin iiui; 
 tneuranee SSergniigcii. All fits of pleasure, 
 nlle >21u!)eiitj|icfi* De6 SBergiuigenS. To be in 
 a scolding -, jum ®d)Clteii aiifgclcgt iViii. 
 
 l^'it, (pnm. vitieu; Mij. 1. a) fdjicflid), 
 OniliiiiDig , ffiglid) , jienilid) , V'i&>'d> *»' g>^= 
 ted)t, gilt, pniTeiiD. 2. a^ tiid^ig, trtuglid). 
 b) (for) bcrcit (jii). c) ini igtanDe ((?tiui.6 
 iu tljiiii). d) (for) bcgiifin, gcidMrfi tj")- 
 
 It is not fit, u jicnit, fdjicfr fid) nid)t. 
 To be - for, pnficii, tiuigtii (jiu ; fid) fd)lrfen, 
 
 [l(^) jiCllU'Il Hit ... - for service, DicU|tfii: 
 Ijig. - tor a husband, l;eiratt;5fnljlg. Not 
 — to be named, uid)r iV'Ol}! jU lU'lllieii. More 
 tiian Is -, iiber Die (SJct'iiljr. To make one's 
 •elf- for ..., fid) bcreitcii jii ... 
 
 VH, V. a. \. gerd)icft, ftcgiicni, gemag 
 rin)rid)teii, )iiric^teti , orDiieii , anorDiieii. 2. 
 
 (with) DBtforgen^ »erfel>en (mlt); (©inem 
 
 eriun«) jiifpumtcii iniTen; ((S-inem) audljel-. 
 fen (init). 3. einridjteii, fertig lUiidjen; tit.- 
 ften. 4. (to) einrid)ceii, bequenien (nnii». 5. 
 ■F nnpafjen. 6. ((Jiiicm) |tel}cn (luie ^lei: 
 Der Jc); pnijen (fiiv). 7. ± a) ((Siiieni) ge; 
 fadeii, aii|lel)eu b) fid) f({)icten (}U). c) aor) 
 tiii1)tig, gcfc^icft mnd)en (jii) , i'"rDcreiteii 
 (iiuf). d> ^ nbfiitjreii «Jiiien>, (S'ineni (3lci= 
 ijti uergelten. 
 
 To fit oue's self for ..., ftt^ terciten 
 (jii), ftcJ> bereit (jnlteii (nuf). To - out, if 
 au jriiilen (eine Jlorte zc.) ; [i2eel;nnDelJ ou6> 
 rl)eDen, 2. beinniiiien ((Sd)iffe). To - up, 
 jure(^tnirtd)eii, «intic()ten; [ipniiOelJ nftDiiw 
 niDDireii; niiiblircn (ein ipiiue lo. To - up 
 to advantage, aufpiitjen, l;eraiiepii$eii, l)et; 
 nii«fd)iniicfen. [Ijen (ivie J*IeiDer;j paffeu. 
 
 If it, V. n. 1. ficp fd)ic{en, pafien. 2. fles 
 
 F'H, (fd)ott.) foot. 
 
 Vitclt, dtsh, t. [<&ut.] Die SUicfe. 
 Wild -, -Jie iOalDiuide. 
 
 fr^itcliet, titshit, > (Fitch, 
 
 Vitclfte>V, flt'tshuu, ^Fi tch'ow, 
 Fitch'er, Fitcli'at) ». I'Jtaturg.J Dec 
 u'"*- [ [^errtlO.J jiigefpu>r. 
 
 l<'^itcliet, fitsh'et, (Fitch' ee> adj. 
 
 ITite, (fd)btt.) white. 
 
 Jt^itful, fSttul, adj. 3ufatlen, ainfal- 
 len iintermorfen. Life's — fever, ^ Dee Sie= 
 btni 5iebcrfd)aucr. 
 
 JFitly, fit'le, ado. 1. f(()l(flid), fiiglici). 
 2. Dienlid), bequeni. 3. pa|]enD, genau \\>, 
 
 ■*^itllieut, fit'uient, t. t Die >Jill6: 
 riiiluug, sbcfleiDung, 3{ii|lung. Shak. 
 
 jiPitliess, fit'nes, (Fi t ' tedness; s. 
 
 1. Die i£d)irflid)fcit, iJiiijlid)feit, ^;^aMlid)feii. 
 
 2. Die Xnuglid)teit, iud)tigfeii. 3. Die )&t- 
 iiuemlid)feit, tad)icflic^feit 
 
 F i t n e s s of tlnic, Der giin|1ige 3eirpuiift. 
 
 ■Titter, fit'tiir. s. 1. Der 'iincroucr, 
 3iil'ereirer, iJoroeceucc u 2. (out) Der 'iiiiS' 
 riiilcr, 'JluerljcDcr. [Ccr gitseii. 
 
 l<^itter,Jt. fas Stiirf d)eu ; Die ®d)iiirre; 
 
 JFittie-lail, M'd)i)C(.; tlie nearer 
 horse of the h i n d in o s t p a i r i u t h e 
 plougli. ipnffciiD. 
 
 JFittiUjJ-ly, fit'tingle, adv. frt)Utlu1), 
 
 l<^itz, fiz, (norm.) *. Der ©olju (gt: 
 luoljnl. ixni muiitlic^en ■aijijaen, j. ib. Fi ti- 
 ro y, Due iiatutlid)e ©oi;ii Dee Aviniigo. 
 
 i<^ive, five, (ftiigeif. fif; l;oll. vuf; 
 adj. fiiiif. 
 
 Take our good meaning; for our judg- 
 ment sits — times in that, ere once in our 
 five wits, ill tiMferer gitten >21bfid)t iirtl;ei; 
 len luir el;cr fiiiifmal rid)rig, <\\i einmnl 
 nnd) Den fiinf ©ii'nen; oDer: nod) rei|i]id)er 
 Ufberlfgnng. Shak. - wits, Die fiiiif ©ee; 
 letlFraftC. Shak. How fell you besides your 
 - wits, luie bi)l Du fo aiipcr ©innen gefoiu: 
 men. Shak. 
 
 Five -bar, --barred, fiinf 9{iegel 
 l)abenD. --cleft, fiiiifgefpturen. --fold, 
 fiinff'irf). --foot, [3d)ri;i)oi.) Der giinffnij, 
 ©ceilern. -leaf, [-^or.) Dii6 Jiinffingcrj 
 frnnt. --leaved, fiiiifbliUrerig. —-lea- 
 ved grass, Dn5 giinffingerfrotit. --lo- 
 bed, [2JIU.] f'illfldppig- --parted, fiinf- 
 tljeilig. — toothed, iiinijiil)mg. — »al- 
 ved. fi"iiiffd)Olig. 
 
 l<'ives« fivz, 4. pi. i. (eiii SBAflfVieO 
 
 FIZ 
 
 Die gfunfe. 2. [^n^anmit.] Die Jeifefn. . 
 
 ff'ix, fiks, (Int. figo; fr. fixer) v. a. 1* 
 (to, (iM) befciligen, onljeften, fed nind)en. 2. 
 i a) (at) nuffd)lngen (feine ^iBoljming an 
 eincm Orte). b) (upon, on) ijeften (Die -JlUi 
 gen u. auf ..) c> nnt'erautnen, iiinjm(id)eii, 
 beilinnnen, feflfet^en, nnfet^en (einen lag ic). 
 d) nuefei^cn (eine ©uinnie). e) beilimuieii 
 (einen ^Jireii). 3. f Dnrc^boljren. 4. a) jiim 
 (i)e|le()eM bringen (^liiffigfeireio. b) [(Eljeni.) 
 feuerbeilrtnDig niad)en, figiren. 5. [')Miiit.J 
 anfeijen, nnl;angeii cKinirer). 6. o iurec^t 
 innd)cn (KleiDer k.). 
 
 Fixed, a) [(V|;eni.l feucrbefliinDig, ft)!, 
 b) beilinimt, fir» (Ju6geinii(t)t, UH; \t\\, ilei 
 l)enDC'!J5reife). c)(on) etpi0t(nuf). d)(upoB> 
 eriuai^u, aiiegemiitjlt. 
 
 A fixed sum. Die befliuimte, feilgeileflte 
 ©uujnie, Der Oeiliinmte (i5el;nlt, Dn* girmn. 
 Fixed star, Der Jiri^'rn. Tlie seat of our 
 governnieutis fixed at Washington, ili3ilfi)> 
 mgton i|1 Der fiflc^i^ unfererSiegieruiig. To 
 fix one's self somewhere, fid) irgeilDlpo 
 lucDerlnffen oDer feilfe^en. To — in, einpaf< 
 fen. To — an ill report upon..., (&inetn 
 llebles nnd)reDen. 
 
 JTix, V. n. 1. fid) nieDerlaffen , fid) fe|l« 
 fcijen (irgenoiuu). 2. [6l;eni.J ficft figiren^ 
 fciierbeildnDig luerDen. 
 
 To fix on, upon, fid) ciitfd)lie0en (fur)j 
 (©tiBoS) i»al;len; befd)liefien. To - upoa • 
 resolution, ?inen (S-nt|d)liip fftffen. 
 
 ITixable, fiks'abi, adj. befeiligt, fefl> 
 gefeijt, \t\l cfDer feuer6e|lrtnDig :c. gemudjt 
 luerDen fonnenD. 
 
 Jt^ixntiuii, fiksa'shiin , *. 1. f Die 
 5e|lnind)UHg. 2. i aj Die geilfe^ung, ibe» 
 llimmung. b) (to; Dili ipefren (Der '2Juf» 
 nierffiimfeii nuf ...). c; Die geiligfeit, Ht* 
 llniiDigfeii. d; t tic i)ileDeria|7iiiig, g-eib 
 ft^iiiig (an eineni Ortet ; Djc iijcl)iiort. 3. 
 [CEljeni.J Die !BerDid)tnng ; Da6 jyigiren. 
 
 flTixedly, fikseUle, adv. 1. fell, AUit 
 
 geniiid)!, befitmnu. I. uniienuaiiDr, ftniiDl;aft. 
 
 Jb^ixeiluess , lik'^edlle.s. t. i. \ Dig 
 gi'iligteit (eiiiee it\h\><xi). I. l6l)eiu. j Die 
 i^eucrbeiliinDigfeit. 3. i a^ Die :2iiit)aUfaiii> 
 £eit; UnabanDerIid)feii. b) (in) Die ^cl;arr« 
 lid)fitt (in). ltcfd)(iepr, }ured)c niad)t zc. zc 
 
 ft'^ix.er, tik'sur, «. (S-iiitr, Der fe|lf«i>r, 
 
 l<''ixes, fik'ses, «. t>M Dn« QiolD nuf* 
 lofenDe ©djeiDeiuaiTcr. 
 
 l*Mxi(lity, fiksld'iti, (». 1. Di« %t> 
 
 ITixity, fik'sete, ^l^'d^'^''- ''^' ^'^ 
 
 ■Jeuctt'eitanfigfeit. 
 
 ■•"ixt, fikst, p. p. (lie Fixed u. Fix. 
 
 li^ixture, fiks'tshiire, t. 1. a) Die 
 fefle Stellung , *Jlnl;efrung. b) Die «iigel;ef» 
 rete, fe|lgcniad)te ©rtd)e. Shak. c) Die <ye» 
 lligteit, Dnc fe|le ainftreren (Dei guped lO. 
 Shak. 2. Das iuaiiDfci1e ipaiisgeratlj. 
 
 J^^ixiire, tik'sliure , t. i. iai "ilnl^cfi 
 ten, fie ■iiiiljefrniig. 2. Der feile ©tanDpunft, 
 Die 9Ciit)tnmi, ©tcduiig. 3. i (- of her eye) 
 Die 4)cfe|hguiig (il;re6 aiiigee, iljr iinperan. 
 Derlii()ce -Jliige). Shak. 
 
 ViAfsiVi, fii'gig, <• 1. tie ^nrpuiie. 
 2. a) Der :i5ruintiifreifcl. b) eine '2irt geiut* 
 iperf ai\i in ^}5npii'r giiuirfcltem ipuluer. 3. 
 Die l)erumilreid)fnDe Dime. 
 
 JPizz, f'zz, 
 
 ITizzle 
 
 iy fix Zl,) 
 
Fatp. f?ir. fall. fal. Me. niPt. Fine. fin. N6, move, n^r, s;ot. 6il. rlood. Ti'ibe, tub, fnll. t//in. TMis. 34S 
 
 FIZ 
 
 F'izzler, fin'ilur, «. o ta ffitfttr. 
 ■•^l»bbin<58S , flab'benm , «. tie 
 
 ®cblflffi"!it, !S(l)liii>pl)fit. 
 
 ■flabby, fiab'be. en. lUbyad). fdjiaff, 
 fdjiorterin, I'dXnvp rjlnrd) jo, meid), ne\t. 
 
 ■<^laccid, flak'iid, (int.) tulj. fcfKnff, 
 
 IBClf. 
 
 F-Iaccldify, flaksid'eti, ^ ^^.^ 
 
 ■i^lacciduess, flakbiilnes,^ 
 @rf)|.iffljeit. 
 
 V^lag'^ flag, (IV. Ilacau, llaciaw) •. n. 
 1. T t"(t)IntT Ijnngen oter Ijernbljrtngfn. 2. i 
 ecfdjirtjfen , ernnuten , matt ntxbtn ; ab-. 
 neljmeii. (gen; - ears, ©djliippohren. 
 
 Flagging, fd)Iiiff; mntt, nieeer(ier(l)lrt= 
 
 ■i^lag", V. a. 1. f a) rd)lnff nKict)en. b) 
 einiieljen, l)nnflcn IniTen (6te ^I'ifl")- "^^ 1 
 a) ericf)lntf«n , ntet>erf(J)(rt()eR , f(J)ii)iid>en , er: 
 mntten. b) frtl)ren Inffen, aufqtbtn (.(hits 
 XBurft). 
 
 ■rial;', «. 1. [!8pt.] a) (er iS(i)ipertel, 
 bie ©(ftmertlilie. b) Sweet -acented -, >er 
 Srtlmus. "i. a) [•TOilif.] eiejflfjiie. b) [^TOar.) 
 l«e fflnflfle. 3. tit ^Ut\'t. --atone, tie 
 Sliefc, Oer Jriefenffeiu. 
 
 To »trike oB. lower the flag, Me 
 5ln(i(je ftretdjfii. To aet up the -, fl.iflgen. 
 Little -, iat 5iHl)iUetn. -of truee, bie <Pnr» 
 Irtiiientnrflngge. 
 
 PUg-brooia, b«r Jtff)rbffen. -- 
 feat Iter, bit ®d)win(ifel>er. --officer, 
 -THm.] ber glnogenoffijier , JJIngflenfuljrer. 
 — »hlp, ('OTnt. I bflfi ginflgenfctjiff. -- 
 • laff, bie 55(iig<ien|1nn(je. --union, 
 (■OWrtt.) bie »efnnHn(j(je. --worm, eiiie 
 91rt 9{e.irm»iirni. 
 
 Kittys, »■ «. niit (^riefen befeoen. 
 
 I<^ln||jr«l«t, fladje'elet, (fr. flHgeotet) 
 *. I'TJiui. o"(lr.J Mi JJlnsjeoiet, 5ii)t4en, 
 bie S)i>d)rtore. 
 
 l<^lM|fellant, fladje'lllant, «. [rcl. 
 ©efte ftr iSlrtgc'loni, Wcificlbruber. 
 
 I<''la(;-ellate, fladje'eliite. (M.) V. 
 a. geiijein. [bie C^eigduno- 
 
 KlaK-ellation, fladjeell&'iihun, t. 
 
 Wlm^tf^ flag. «• ber ®te(t)rnieii. 
 
 ■'''Ins^^^iuess , flag'g^iiea , «. bie 
 ©(f)i>iifi)iMf. 
 
 fr^lugrg^y, flag'ge, adj. I. (<f)l<[ff; 
 fffrii'iibt'riig , r(f)lnpp; t»eid). 2. mntt, tin: 
 fd)m<\((i)i\it. 3. I'oder ®(t)iu«rtlilieii. 
 
 Flaggy ears, igrfjlrtpppljren. 
 
 I<''laKitioiiK, flajiub'ui, (fat.) <»(/. 
 ab|'d)eiiti<^, fdyanblit^, biXfjuft, bbfe; f(i)ulb> 
 fdjroer. 
 
 V^latJ'itioulineJlS , flaj'uh'usneii. 
 «. bic<!lbi"(J)riilid)fcit, @d)miNicf)feit, 95o^l)eit. 
 
 l<'^la8:OU, flag'un, (fr. flaeon) «. bie 
 ffl.ifc^e. 
 
 ■•''las'rancyy fli'gransi, (Fla'- 
 grantnesi) «. 1. * bie Spuye, bn* SJreiinen 
 (in ben9JiiflfH).BACow. 2. Mr ■ilbfcf)eiilid)reit 
 (2(f)nnbli(t)rcit(eine6!8erbred)en«) ; fcfjreienbe 
 Ilni'crrd)hmi()eit, JDffcnfiinbigfeir. 3. t bie 
 3nbrunit, 58rtinfl. 
 
 JPlag^rant, flA'grant. ((at.) adj. I. 
 t ") brenneiib, (jeftig (^iliiWe jo. b) gui-. 
 Ijenb, Ijeig. 2. enife^iirt), berii(t)tigt; pjfcin 
 runbtg. 
 
 ■i^lasrantlyf fligramii, ada. I. 
 flitilitnb, l)ei|. 2. entfe^lid), r(l)te<flicti; cffen. 
 
 ytUtlblS. 
 
 FLA 
 
 F'la^-rate, fii'grite, v.a. fbrennen ; 
 i Der)rt)ren. (SSranb. 
 
 V^lai^ration, flagri'shun, «. bev 
 
 ITlail, flAle, (fr- fleau; 1)00. viegel) 
 *. bet Siegel, Drefc^jlegel. 
 
 V^lainen, (fd>ott.; flannel. 
 
 Klake* flake, (tingelf. flace; ^d(I. 
 vlaak) t. 1. bie %lodt (2Splle , <£d)iiee it.). 
 2. [ >)KnjTad)iiierr« J etne ibiit)ne ait6 -Jicctjt: 
 i»erf (jum irotfnen iti ®torfftrd)e6). 3. bie 
 'ixiiidtt, enge; tai JBlntt, bie iplatte CDMe' 
 tnUjc). 4. ()et (jjeucr V Siinfe. 5. -of ice. 
 Pie 6'i«\d)oIle. 6. Flake* of cupper, ber 
 JRupfitJipnmmetrdjIrto. 7. [^ot.J bie ji»ei- 
 frtrbiije ©ottennelfe. 
 
 Flake-white, [(Et^em.] ber 2Dieinut^< 
 (([it. Ure. White-flake, etn mit irau- 
 benfiiure }Ubereirete$ %leia<ei0, ba6 AUe 
 ;jtaiien bejogen ivirb iinb befien fict> bie ■HiA' 
 let beMenen. 
 
 l^'lake) V. a. 1. )u $^lD(fen bilben ob- 
 intid)eii. 2. Ill !8iatterii , ^inrcen bre(])en. 
 - o. It. 1. ju (Jlocfen luerCen. 2. fid) ft^id)' 
 ten ; (gemijljnl. mit off> fid) ()(t)id)fi»eife; cib> 
 bliutern obct nbi^fen. 
 
 ITlaky, flake, adj. I. flocfig, iDcter. 
 I. gefd)id)tet , in @d)u1)tcn Itegenb ; iid) 
 fd)id)tweire nblijfenb. 3. ilteifia. 
 
 li^lani, flam, (i«i. fliiio «. o 1. bA6 
 '})Cai)rd)en, bie £uge. 2. bie >ilu£flud)t. 3. 
 cie (Mride. llilgen. 
 
 I<''lain, V. a. o (mnnc^nial mit oif> be< 
 
 l<^l»inbeau, fiambu, (fir. 2i}.; *• 
 I. biejiidd. 2. ljd)tl)i)ul.j ber <Spi»jfd)«).inj. 
 
 li^laincs, fUuie, (fr. tl-iniine> «. 1. i 
 Die JJlfliiime. 2. tai jjeuet cini »2lUgein£i> 
 lien). 3. 1 a) bie ^lauime; ba6 $euer. b; 
 ber, bte (Seliebte. 
 
 To be all in flame, in {^lammen (lc> 
 ijtn. My heart* on -, mein :perj brennt 
 rurCiebe. To set In (a) -, f U. t ill t^lrtin- 
 men fe^en. 
 
 Flame- color, bie $^lainmen>, {feuer> 
 fnrbe. -'colored, feiier:, flnmineiifiirben. 
 --eyed, flAmnieuniigig. 
 
 V^lainCf V. a. enrfliimmen. — v. n 
 
 1. f jliinimcn, Ivbern. 2. i a, fliiinnien vrd)im> 
 iiierio- \» fliiiiinien (ivie l'ribi-urd)iifteii;. 
 
 ■■''laiiieless, fiAiuele*, adj. ol)ne 
 l^lauuiirM ; ot)\u mtH)v<\u(ii. 
 
 Ji<''lauieu« fii'uiin, (lat. SU.) «. l. 
 [rum. ■Jdicrdy.J b<r ^Uimen (JOpferprieiler;. 
 
 2. ? Per ''^rieiler. Pope. 
 l<^lainiii{f, fiA'iiiiiig. adj. flanimenb, 
 
 flliiljenb ; ginujeuP, rd)immi>riib. — ««<«. F I a'- 
 iiiiiigly, I. flnmmenb. 2. i encfet^iid), 
 l4)re(f lid>. I ber -ijirtmmgo. 
 
 ■<^laininm'U, flamingo, s. iCrniti;.] 
 
 l<^laiiiiuical « fi^miu ekai , adj. 
 [ri>Mi. Sliterii).j rliimiiiird). 
 
 l«^laiiiniability y flamnialjirite, 
 t. bie (S-nrjiiiibbnrfcir. lenrjtinbonr. 
 
 l^^lailliiiaOie, flanrmabl, adj. f 
 
 ■'''lauilliatiftU) flamma kliuu, s. 
 t fie (fiirjiiiibiiiig. 
 
 I<^laiiiii>euus^ flam'nieus, a<</. 1, 
 pammui. 2. flaniiiiid)f. 
 
 li^laiiiiniferous, flammifferuii, 
 (lat.) adj. -Jiammen I'enirfiidjenb obcr bruu 
 genb, inrfoinb. 
 
 ■'''laiiiuiivuinous , flammiv'6- 
 ■lus, (lai.) adj. (Jitimmcn ipeu'iib. 
 
 FLA 
 
 flamy, fli'ml, adj. I. flnmmenh, 
 glii^enb. 2. jlnnimitfjr. 3. ftnniniig. 
 
 i^lancll, flaiKsh , (fr. flanchfs) «. 
 [i^crlb.] biis nbgelebiijte ricini- "iliibreofifrcuj. 
 
 PlaUCOnade, flan'konade, (fr.) 
 
 s. [JJet^tf. J ber ©eitentliig, Sri>e in bie 
 Seire. [iflanbern. 
 
 V^landers, flan'dun, ». pi. [Qei^gf-l 
 
 l<''lailg-«, flanje, «. brtS (Seiteniliirf 
 (oil (5)en)cl}ren). 
 
 JPIank, flangk, (fir. flanc; fd)ro., 
 bnii. flank) «. 1. bie ^lantt, ©eite, 5a3et(f)e 
 (ber H)int). 2. [<Bfilif. ] Pie i^Mnfe (eiiu-r 
 >Urmee). 3. (Sefliing^b.] bie Jliinfe, ^ttti<t>> 
 lucljre. 4. pi. [WDgrtrjnetf.) bie 9{ii(fenl(il)me 
 (ber <Pferbe). 
 
 Flank of beef, bni <?nittel|1u(f eine« 
 Ddx'cn. — -coinpanle*, bie ^innfler. 
 
 JPIank, V. a. I. in ber (^loiife An> 
 greifeii. 2. flAnfiren , fcitiuiirt^ be|lreid)cn 
 ober betfen. 
 
 flank, ». n. 1. berilfjren, angrenjen. 
 2. feitimirt* nufgeftcfli fein. 
 
 f lankards, fiau'kardx, «. pi. bit 
 Snoten in ber ®eiie (ber iljicre). 
 
 flanker, flangk'ur, «. ($$eftung$6.J 
 bA« ^ianttnmtrt, bie ©treitt^meljr. 
 
 flanker, v. a. l. mit t^lAnreniuer> 
 fen berftn ober oertljeiPigen. 2. in ber Jinnfc 
 Angreifen, feitwArti ober oon ber ®etie btt 
 be|lreid)en. 
 
 flannel, flan'neJ, (fir. flanelle ; m. 
 gwlaiien, p. (At. lana) «. 1. [^nbufl-J bet 
 SlAnell. 2. 4 ber aBnllifer. Shak. 
 
 flap, flip, (SAppen, £(Appe; xv. 
 Ilab) s. 1. § bit ^lAppe; ber SAppen, bai 
 Cappd)en. 2. a) bA« (Oljro Ciippdjen. b) bie 
 flrAinpe (be« $iit«). c) bie 2a((i)t (on ^<i)u> 
 Ijen). d) bie ($ofen o Sinppe , b«r Cn^. •) 
 ber (Keljlo Decfcl, bai 3Apfd)en. f) bA« 
 (S8orber», i^inter») l^cil (An j^embcn lo. 
 g) bie ^lAtfd)e. 3. ber ^(Apptf , bie WauU 
 f(f)c(le. 4. ber (JliigeifcljrAg. 5. bA6 Slappcti 
 (eine« brciten Diiigee). 6. bet 9{iit)r|lorf lim 
 »uttcrfAf[e) , 9)iitter|lnnipfel. 7. pi. [dio^t 
 arjneif ] bie Wunbfmile (ber ^fetbe). 
 
 Flap-dragon, a) «. 1. bAiS X>rA(f)eiu 
 fd)nAppen. 2. Me Aufgefd)nnppte Oiofine ic. 
 Shak. b) r. a. aufrd)iiAppen , gAtij rb. I;ei0 
 oerfdjiingcii. Shak. --eared, 6d)(App» 
 oljreii IjAbeiib, mit Inngcn $angeo(;reM. -• 
 jack, ber ^ufiAiif pen ^epfcin, $fAniiru> 
 djen. Shak. --mouthed, fd)(nppinaiilig. 
 
 flap, praet. flapped tl. fiapt, v. a. 
 1. flnppeu; flAppfen, rd)lAgen. 2. (etivn^ 
 2)reife«) flAppenb bciprgen; (dflnqen mit 
 (ben iJlngeln). 3. IjeniiirencfXAgen; fitlupp 
 f)erA6l)Angen lAJTeii (luie eiiie iputfnimpe). 
 
 To flap any one in the face, (^inetn 
 ^))?Aulfd>eBen gtbcn. To - off, biird) eincit 
 (Jliigil :) @d)lAg luegjogen. 
 
 flap, B. n. I. fd)iAppeu, fdjlApp ^eif» 
 A&l)Aiigcn (ivie eiiie :^utfrAinpe>. 2. mit ben 
 Sliigcin fUippen. 
 
 Flapping hat, ber ©d)lAppl)llt. Flap- 
 ping, bA6 ®d)lii9en , bfr Sd)iAg, (Jliigel* 
 fd)lag. To flap down, ()in|lurjen. 
 
 flapper, riap'pur. s. i. bcr^fApp> 
 ler. 2. t)(\6 Kdippriui-rfjeiig ; ber giidjcr- 3. 
 ^•iner, Per 3''"'>^nbeii am Qtwni jii erinniTii 
 i"iid)i, ber -)3iAi)iier. I'JCi'riie. 
 
 flare, flare, «. lOc^tljijrl J ber aUutt 
 
344 Fale, (i\r, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move. n6r. got. oil. cloiid. Ti'ibe, tuh, full. i//in. THi«. 
 
 FLA 
 
 Vlare, v.n. I. fTdifern. 2. f(()immetn, 
 (rinuneni, 6(en^en. 3. (jliminen. 4. [tcd)n.] 
 fief) fcl)ief ueigen , fi(^ nad) 9liigen ju offnen 
 Db. eriueitern. 
 
 ■•^taring', fli'nng, ad;, l.a) fiacfernb ; 
 fd)imnierti&; glimmenS. To stand-in sun- 
 khine, -f till iSDtmenrd)ein bleiben, in tier 
 ©oniic (le^cn. I>) glanjenfc gepu^t, |"d)itti= 
 nicrnS. 2. [letfjn.] fe^r fd>ief, fdjrng, ficf) 
 Mod) 2(upen jii eriueiterii6 ot>. offiienb - *• 
 [Ied)ii. u. 6d)ijf^bniif.] Die @d)leifiiiig. 
 
 iria.sll, flash, (ir. lasair, lasiacli) s. 
 
 1. (.bui \A)\ull ut>n'ibetgel)eii6e 2i(t)t) t>er 
 93li$, Die tjlninnie, bcr aiiift'iicf. 2. [Oertl.] 
 btr (5tt>a([er Strati, Die nnrdjIiigeiiDc, niif^ 
 fpri^eiiDe ^etle. 3. i a) Dn^ 'Mufbli^en (De* 
 ©Jeii^e^); DerSBlitj (De^'ilugee). l» Der (~3i3i^=J 
 JJuiite, (iuii)igei ©infall, Jjiit; (u. Cuiligfeit). 
 c; Der ^itjltiifl. d) Die furje 3eit, Der Slugeiu 
 blirf. 4. t Certl. ] Der fleiiie ^ful)'- 
 
 Flash of liglitiiing. Det *I^li0, 55Ii^|1rnl)l. 
 -of fire, Die i"(l)iie(lc jjlnmme. - of the 
 eye, Der ftiid)tige SBlicf. He is but a -, e^ 
 i|l 9iid)t6 bnitcr iljm. [--man, Der ©aimer. 
 
 Flash -ken, Die ®,ninerl)erberge. 
 
 F'la.Kli, v.n. 1. blit}eii, (iiitbiiiifeii, 
 niifbii^cn. 2. niifiVriljni, jiiri'idrd)logen (iwie 
 Slljeden :c.j. 3. i a) (into) fnlleu (ill gve: 
 rel zc. J. Shak. b) (into) nuebred)eii (in 
 ©d)crje jc). c) (with) entbrcniicn (uor 
 2i5url) :c.). 
 
 Ttiey flash out sometimes into a great- 
 ness of tliought, jiiiueifeti bli^t ein grower 
 ©eDanfe in il;nen niif. 
 
 Vlasli, V. a. I. niiffc^rngen, flad) tref> 
 fen (cine 2Ba(fcr(liid)e iumi eben). 2. IjerniiS:, 
 nnft)ii5en. 3. i (on) pio^iid) luerfen diiif). 
 
 Tu flash conviction on tlie mind, pli)^: 
 lid) I'ibirjeugen, fi'it ©incn ein Sic^tilrnl)! lein. 
 
 iria.slier, flasli'ur, «. l. Der obcr^ 
 flad)lid)e SBi^Iing, luinDige itopf. 2. f Dei 
 9?iiDerfr. (5)5riinf, luiiiDig, ubcrtlnd}lid). 
 
 l^'^lusliily, flash'cle, adv. init eitfcin 
 
 l<^lMsltineSS , flash'enes, t. Dn£ 
 Inppildje 3eug, t)(i6 c6cr(liid)Iid)e SBefen, ®c> 
 
 ■'''lashy, flUh'i, adj. I. fd)iniinernD, 
 cberfjadjlid) ; hippifd) ; leer , nbgcrd)in(irft, 
 iiid)tig, ni(l)tg|ogenD. 2. fd)iininernD , prini; 
 fenD. 3. nintt, gei'djinncflD^. 4. |"d)Iaininig, 
 fd)micrig, fctljig. 
 
 F'lasky tlask, (Aiigeir. flaxa) «. 1. 
 Die ( iimftDd)tcne ) glnfcfte; (Der Onljnit Der; 
 fclbeni Die ^Ui\'<t>t. 2. bo6 ^iili'erljorn , Die 
 •pSnli>crflnrd)c. 3. [9lrtill.) Die enffetteniunnD. 
 
 Klasket, na.sk'et,«. l. DieSt^iiilel. 
 
 2. Der groge, innge Sorb, SHJnfdjforb. 
 JPlat, flat. (1)0(1. plat; Dnn. Had; |"d)iu. 
 
 flat; gr. platys; Int. latus) adj. 1. f p'ntt, 
 fla<t) (CnnD, 93Dot, Xoid)); flad) (u. ®etnii(> 
 DfK). 2. i aj ? Deni 93oDen gleirt) (legen, j. S3. 
 fetflDte). MiiTOK. b) |d)nl, matr, fliinipf (®e! 
 trnnfe ic.). ») pintt, ieid)t, gcrc^morfloS, <\U: 
 tiiglid), geiiiein (3?eDe :c. ). d) $ nicDcrge. 
 ftbl'igen , nieDetgeDrii(ft (ipoffnungeii). e) 
 |'d)<ii, abgfid)innrtt lajergnugen :c.). f) ploft, 
 nufDriirflid), iinbeDingt, abfoiiit; offciibar, 
 floiiiiid), I'Mlig. g) tief, Diiinpf (ion :c.). 
 Ill lS)3?n|'.J -third, Die ficine lerj. i) 15?iin> 
 Del] iiieDrig (^reife); fian (^ntif it.); ivenig 
 t>eget)rt , iiic^t <it\n(t)t. j) iiiiglei^) (®d)rcib< 
 
 Ml). 
 
 FLA 
 
 To make or lay flat, plntt, fad) mad)tn 
 breit |"(^(iigen, pIntt legcn, pfritten. To give 
 a — denial, e^ riinD nbt'd)liigen. -and plain, 
 rnnD oD. rein ijeraue. That's -, furj uii 
 gut. — upon the belly, fluf Dem 5i5rtud)e 
 liegeiiD. — on the ground, auf Detn £boDen 
 nuegetlre(ft. 
 
 Flat-arched, [9Ird)it.] iinc^ eincni 
 oDer mil geDriitfren i£d)i«ibbtigeii. --bot- 
 tomed, 1. niit plntteiu XJoDen. 2. [ ge; 
 llungfib.] D()ne 9Ibl)nng. --bottomed 
 boat, Der, t>a& ^raljin, DnS pintte gnljrjeug. 
 --chested, niit pliUtetn ^ufen. --foot- 
 ed, plttttfii^ig. --long, --wise, adv. 
 find), phut iiieDcr, ftiidjling^. — nose, Die 
 >)5liUtnnie. --nosed, plattnailg. — top- 
 ped, tijot.] flleid)}iueigia. 
 
 F'lat, s. 1. f a) Die ^l(id)e, Gbene 
 (nuf Der G-rDe). b) Die 3?ieDerung. c) Die 
 feidjtc iStelle, Unticfe; 213rtrre. 2. Die %lad)e, 
 fla<t)e ©ette (eiiies SdjiuerteS ic). 3. ± Die 
 il>liuti)eit (einee ®eDanfens jc.;. 4. Die 5lnd)e 
 (ebeiie Oberflddje etiier (£(id)c). 5. -F Die 
 gind)e, >J>liutl)eit (eineS ©egenttnnDc^). 6. 
 I'Miuf.j Dne b. 7. ['MiacJ (platle« giiljr; 
 ieug) Der »$raf)ni. 
 
 l^'lat, V. a. I. Tplntt, fTnd) ni(id)en 
 oD. rd)ingen, plcitten. 2. ± a) \(i)<[i, iluiupf, 
 mntt randjcn. b) ab|luinpfen , ertoDten, 
 toDten. 
 
 To flat in the sails, ['DKnr.] Die gocfe 
 eiiibrcd)en. To — the gold, [SBcrgoID.J Dii^ 
 iiiatre (yolD Dn, roo e^ n[d)t gcglnnjt luerDen 
 |\)(l, mit Ceim uberjieljen. 
 
 F'lat, V. n. I. i piiitt, fad) luerDcn. 
 2. ± lurttt, f(J)ni iverDeii. [uerurifli^cnD 
 
 Clative, fli'tiv, adj. f buit)eiiD, aCinD 
 
 Flatly, flat'le, adc. I. a) pliltt, flrtd), 
 Ijorijontal, eben. b) find), plntt. 2. i a; 
 \iial, matt, geiillc^. b) geraDeju, pIiUtcr» 
 Ding^ , riinDiueg , t"d)le(i)terDing6 , Durc^nu^. 
 
 Flatness, flatnls, «. i. f Diei$(nd)> 
 ()cit , 5|3i,uil;eit , glnd)e (einer ©ad)e). 2. 
 [SBilDf). u. 0}fal.] Die 5lac<)l)eii. 3. i a) Die 
 'TiieDrigfeit (Dc* @-IenD6 :c. ). Shak. b) Der 
 i"d)a(» &e\d)ma(i (tme& &ettant6). c) Die 
 3'iieDergerd)lngenl)eit, 'OKnttigfeit, ©eiillolTfl' 
 feit. d) Die 5lnd)l)eit, ^l(Utl)eii (Der ©eDiins 
 fen JC). e) Die iici'e, ®d)iuad)e, tia6 Dmnpfe 
 (eines lone), f)- of sale, [^niiDclJ Die 
 5lniil)eit ini &e\d)aitt. 
 
 Flatten, flat'tn, o. a. 1. plntt oDer 
 find) niad)cn, ebnen. 2. find), gleid), breit 
 fd)Iagen, pliittcn. 3. i a) mntt, {■d)nl nind)en. 
 b) nicDcr|d)lrtgi'n , entmnt^igen. c) t'3}iuf.J 
 l'd)ii>cid)eii, Diinipfeit (Den ion). 
 
 F^latten, v. n. l. T pintten, flad) 
 ll)er^e^. 2. i \d)ai, mntt, geifllr« luerDen. 
 
 F'^latter, ilattur, «. Der flatter, 
 ':)5inttncr, i^intter, «:^lanireri Mi ^inttiverf: 
 
 }-!no- 
 
 F^latAer, (fr. flatter; i«I. fladra; ir. 
 bladaiie ) v. a. 1. § &ineiii |'d)meid)eln. 2. 
 (oergniigcn,be|rieDigcn) fd)nieid)elii (^rmnnDd 
 (istoli 2c.;. 3. ( fnird)lid) loben ) i"d)uifid)ciii. 
 4. (Diird) gunflige Dnrricdiiiig crniuti;igLn) 
 rd)iiicic^cln. i. (Diird) iiiigrgniiiDiTe Dnr; 
 ili'diiiiflfii fnifd)e 5)otfiiiiiigfii trrigfin, (with) 
 ©ineni rd)infid)ein (mit). 6. igefnUen, bci 
 innftigen) |"d)iiu'id)eln (Drm Dt)rt to. 7. 
 fd)nu-id)ein, butd) Qd)nm<i)tU{ bereDeu, be* 
 fd^wn^en. 
 
 FLA 
 
 4. We are flattered with the prospect 
 of peace. 5. To flatter one with 8 
 prospect of success. 7. How many 
 yonng and credulous persons are flat 
 tered out of their innocence and tlieii 
 property, by seducing arts, mie ninndie 
 junge unD leidjrglniibige ^erfonen fom» 
 men Durd) Der iSd)meid)elci uerfu^rerird)e 
 Siinite urn i^re llnid)iilD ii. iljre ipnbe! 
 Flatterer, flat'tiirur , «. bet ' 
 ©d)ineid)Ier. 
 
 Flattering-,flat'turing,n<(/.fd)iiiei(^s 1 
 ferii'd); rd)meid)e(iiD ; fc^mfid)di)nft; giinllig. 
 — speech, ®d)uui(^elreben. 
 
 Flattering-ly, flat'tui'ngli, ado. 
 
 1. mit ©d)incid)eln, fc^tneid)(crif(f) , ft^meis 
 d)cU)nii. 2. pnrtcii('(f). Cumberland. 
 
 Flattery, flat'ture, (fr. flatterie) 
 *. 1. (Dn6 ®d)meic^elii) Die @d)meid)elei. 2. 
 (Dn5, luomit gef(f)mei(^elt uurD) Die ©4)inei» 
 d)e(ei. [- *. Dn« 5j5i,-jtten. 
 
 F^latting-, flat't'ng, adj. pinttenD. 
 
 Flatting-hammer, Der $lnttl)ntns 
 nier. --mill. [ied)no(.] Die *$intiniul)Ie. 
 
 Flattisli, flat'ilsh, adj. ein ivenifl 
 
 ftnd), etmm' plntt. 
 
 F^latl(leuce,flatsh'iillnse.^(Flat'u. 
 
 Flatuleucy,fla(sh'ulense,^ lent- 
 
 ness. Flatnos'ity, Flat'uousness) 
 
 *. 1. Die 95ln()nng, 5!33inDiud)t (im ^orper). 
 
 2. i Die i)iid)tigfeit, 2SinDigfeit. 
 Flatulent, flatslriilent, adj. I. bias 
 
 ()cnD. 2. nufgebin^t. 3. ± a) nid)tig, luiiiDig. 
 b) fd)H)u(|lig. 
 
 Flatuous, flatsh'uus,a(j/.t btnftenD; 
 a35inDe oerurindjeiiD; mit 223iiiDen geplngt. 
 
 Flatus, fli'tus. (Int. 223.) s. I. Der . 
 2I3inD|Tog, S?aud). 2. Die SBlnfjnng, iSBinDe 
 (im ^orper;. [ering. 
 
 Flaug-Uterinif, (.(d>ott.) flick- 
 
 Flail lies, (fd)Ott.) pancakes. 
 
 Flaunt, flant, (fd)Ott. flanter) v.n. 
 I. prunfen, prnngcn, iloljiren. 2. fid) aiif» 
 blal)en, tlroljeii, iloljiren. 
 
 To flaunt it out, ein priinfenteS ^n< 
 fef)en Die ai\6 Q-nbe befjniiptcn. A -ing 
 woman, eine Den 'ijSiii; litbeiiDe t^rnu. 
 
 F^launt, «. Der 'l^Jrunt; i)>u9, Slit< 
 terilnnt. 
 
 Flavor, fla'vur, t. I. Der ®ern(^ 
 (ciner DCofe zc). 2. Der (S)efd)mnrf (Dee ilUeiJ 
 nee !£.). 3. Dn6 ipod)gc(b (Dee 2Cein5). 
 
 F'^lavor , v. a. (einem SBeiiic :c.) 
 eincn Wctud), (33cfd)nintf mittl;ciicii oD. gebeu. 
 
 F^lavured, fla'vuid, nrf/. (in 3n» 
 fnnimcnfepnngen; uon eineiii 6)eriid)e, ®es 
 fd)mn(fe; J. 25. high-flavored, ciiieii 
 ipod)gefd)mn(f, 5?od)gcriid) IjnbenD. 
 
 FlavurleMs, tlaviiries, adj. o|)ne . 
 ®crud) , oljne @erd)mn<f. 
 
 Flavuruus, ilA'vurus, adj. (d)madt 
 ()nft; ii)Ol)lried)i'nD. Drvdeh. 
 
 Flavuus, flA'vus, (i.)adj.fipd)iitib. 
 
 F'^la^V, fliw, (lu. flaw, gr. phlao; j. 
 I. a) Der 3iiB, ©pruug, 9iiQ , ©pnlr, 25nid» 
 (im 6Jln« ic); Der ivnirf. b) ISimmerl.J bit 
 -IUnl)nfnnte. c) Der gletfen, Die JSlnfe (in 
 6Df(|leinen). 2. i (in, in) a) Der -iHinngel, 
 5ii)ler, Dae OJcbret^en. b) Die i)iiifli[at (lu 
 ieAnmentcH jc.). 3. [^Miar.J Der pii:>9iid)e 
 a;iiiD|lop , ^inDtlnrm. 4. t a; Der ©tiirm, 
 ''ilii|riil;r (Cnrm , Dne (iletofo. Urvueh. lu 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cloiid. Ti'ibe, tob, fiill. t^in, THis. 345 
 
 FLA 
 
 bet plhfyli(bt <StD6 , Die ^lufivAKung , ber 
 64auet (beS ®cwut()«). Shak. 5. t b«* 
 ©tiirf (3«ri"prunaene). Shak. 
 
 Flawc congealed, GUiuinbe , ei|1(}e 
 SBinDf. Shak. — at the root of the nails, 
 tit OlageliDiiriet. 
 
 F'la^v, V. a. 1. Ti$en, bruc^ig matfjen ; 
 bredjeii, tnitfen. 2. i btcc^eu, jccreigen (ba« 
 i{>eri, tin 5JuuMiig lo. Shar. 
 
 V'lawless, fliw'lei, adj. I. T a) 
 cf)iu 9<iffe Ob. ©rud>e. b) Oimmerl.J o()iie 
 2Col)nfant«. 2. t feljltrfrei, rein. 
 
 Fla^viif fliwn, (ongeir. flena; fr. 
 flan; t. " ber jlaben, ^luflnufer, bai SRnf)m« 
 tBrtdjen. [b»n, nb|d>nlen (^liiite). 
 
 Flawter, fliwtur, v. a. t abfcf)a> 
 
 F'la^vy, fliw'i, adj. l. f a> riiTig, 
 bru(t)ig- b) [Siiitiiieri-l maf)iifnnti)). c) niit 
 ©mffn (uon G-bdileiiicn ). d) fel)lerl)nft. 2. 
 pl&QIid)en SS3ni&|1urnien obev S33tnb|lo@en 
 au6(\t\e^t. 
 
 F'lax, Haks, (angelf. fleuz, nes) «. 
 I. [95ot.) ber glacfti, 2ein. 2. iet (gelju^elte 
 It.) 5lnd)«. (bereitcii. 
 
 To drets flax, ^ladti ^cd)tin , brec^cii, 
 
 F 1 a X - c o ni b , bie JltlctiShcd)!'!. — - d r e «- 
 ■ er. ber ^ia<ijit>tc<i)n,%U\d)tt)e(i)Ur,^\<\<t)i- 
 bereiter. -finch, --flince. (Dnittl).] 
 ber ^linjliiig , 5}In(t)«finf. --head», t. pi. 
 bie JltK^sfbvfe. -plant, tie 5in(t)6pHiinje 
 (Phoriiiium Allf ?i(l|:€icelailb>. --rainer 
 bie glad)<pflonjer. — «e e d . ber 5iiid)rriime 
 -•weed, [^Dt. ] bil* 5lil(t)«frnut. -- 
 wench, bie genuine '>}Kngb. 
 
 PlMxea, llak'tn, adj. 1. fln(t)fen. 2. 
 /Inrt)6flrttg ; pnd)4tirf>en , gind)«... (ipanr). 
 
 F'lHXy , aik'ni , adj. fludjiatlh}, 
 Iid)tgclt>, (l.i(t)ffnrben. 
 
 F'luy, flA, (angcli*. flean; r(f)iv. ai; 
 flbt)tni V. a. 1. i(t)iiiben. 2. t (wn (S:tma6) 
 bie Cbtrjliitte ob. i>(iur nbjiehcn. Swirx. 
 
 Flay ing- houie, bie <B<i)inbetti. To 
 - the fox, o \i(ii ubergcben. [Sd)inbcr. 
 
 F'layer, fl^ur, «. ber 'llbbecfer, 
 
 Prov. Every fox muKt pay hit own nklii 
 to the -, Oeber mug feine eigene i^aut ju 
 gjfiirfte trogen. [ber glPl). 
 
 l>'^lea, fle, (ongelf. flea) «. [Tiiuurg.l 
 
 Flea-bane, l25ot.) a) bn« {J'i'ljfr'iirr. 
 b) ber 5l&l)pi'effer. --bit. getiegert, fpreuf: 
 lid), ge(lKfi (i>. H^ieren). --bite, --bit 
 ing. 1. ber glDljilid). 2. (bie iiJirfiing be6 
 JJlol)bi(Te< ) ber ^lol)ilid). 3. l bet gli'ljilid), 
 ta6 fleine Itebel. 4. 6 tie (iui Durll erl)al 
 tenei £ci)rainme. — bitten, l. ulmi t(lol)eii 
 fle|lo<()en. 2. l gemcin, niebrig; |"d)U(t)t. - 
 --wort, [SSrt.l ber Jiolji'mne. 
 
 V^lea, V. a. (Jol)en, flol)cn. 
 
 F'lea , «. bat tvt^t »nu(f>fftt ber 
 6d)iucine. (S.iben, bit ^Icdjtc. 
 
 ■•'^lealt , fleke , «. bie {JU'cfe, ber 
 
 VIeain, fle me , (1)0(1. vlym; IV. 
 flaiiii) t. l(Jl)ir. u. Ihiernriiieif.] bai Sa^- 
 tiitw, lit Ciiiijette, Jjliete. 
 
 F'leay, die, adj. (Joljig. 
 
 Vleck, flck, i (flerfe") '■ « 
 
 l-^lecker, flik'ur, ) ' u. ? flerfen, 
 fprnifclii. iVri'Mflid) niiid)en. 
 
 ■•''It'CtiCMl, flek'»liiin, ((at.) ». ba6 
 !PM(irn ; f ic 25riifliiMn ; SSieguiIfl. 
 
 Klt^ctor, flekt'ur, «. l^nat.] ber 
 Skuflcr, !5icgiiiu«{et. 
 
 FLE 
 
 F'led, fled, praet. u. pp. 0. flee, 
 ). !B. Truth hu fled, bie iQ3at)rf)eit i|l 
 entffpfjn. 
 
 F'ledg-e, flidje, adj. (luggc, befiebert. 
 
 !F'lecl§;'ef (angelf. fleogan, fliegeu) 
 0. a. befiebern; Not yet fledged enough, 
 nod) ni(^t flugge. - v. n. flugge luerbcn. 
 
 f^lee f flee , (angelf. flean, fleon, fleo- 
 gan) praet. u. pp. fled, v. n. I. frici)en. 2. 
 i (inir from) fliel^en, ineiben (bie @unbe to; 
 au£roeid)en (einer <3ad)t). 
 
 F'leef r. a. 1 jlieljen, meiben; aui-. 
 iveic^en (einer <Sa(i)C). 
 
 To flee the question ober from the 
 question, [Cegifil.] in einer {Ji^age feme 
 6timtne nict>t geben, ni(^t ftiniinen ob. ab- 
 lliimnen. 
 
 F'leece, flieie, (angelf. fleos, flys. 
 fleie; t)u(l. vliea) t. 1. ba5 glieg. 2, [Or^ 
 benfin).] The golden -, ba« golbene Jjlieg. 
 
 Fleece-wool, [^aiibelj bie Sd)iirioo(Ie. 
 
 JPleece, v. a. l. ? fd)eren (iSdjafe). 
 2. 1 fd)eren, berupfen, piiinbmi Qenumb). 
 i. % (wit niit einein j^liene) uberjirl)en. 
 
 #^leeced, ileeM, adj. 1. gcfc^oren. 
 2. ivollig, init eiiiein glifgc ucrfeljtn. 
 
 li'Ieocer, fleeneur, «. i ber <S(^e. 
 rer, 5)rrupfer, ^liiiiberer. (plicate. 
 
 l<'^l««ch, M'd)ort.) wheedle; sup- 
 
 ■•'"leecy, (leei.e, adj. l. luollig, iwi)(I= 
 rcid). 2. a) niolliil)nlid). jliegartig. b) f flicg< 
 bebecft; jlixfig; bleid). 
 
 A fleecy flock, eine (£d)afljerbe. 
 
 #'^leer, flier, (fcfeott. flyre, fleyr) 
 D. n. I. (at) fpotten (fiber). 2. (upon) t)Ol)n! 
 lad)elu, l7ot)nIad)en (uber); &ineii l)ol)nif(^ 
 angrinfen, l)&l;nen. [nifd) oerlad)en. 
 
 V^leer, v. a. perfpotten, Ijbtintn, t)i>ly. 
 
 l''^leer, *. I. ber ©pott, bie 3}crl)bl)! 
 tiling , ba6 ipoI)nlad)eln. 2. bai l)i^t)ni\<t)t 
 (i)rinfen, Angrinfen; bie uerilellte, |'pottifd)e 
 $oflid)feit ; bai <S><^nui<f)tUi. 
 
 ■•""leerer, flee rur, t. bet ©pBtter; 
 ®d)nirid)ler. 
 
 ■•''leering'f fleering, adj. t)'ei)misi> ; 
 t)b\)\\u<t) angrinfeiib, oerilclU \)iifiict^. 
 
 Vlees, (fc^ott.) file*. 
 
 ■'''leesll, (fd)Otl.) a fleece. 
 
 l<^leetf fleet, (angelf. fleot) in eng(. 
 'lianieii = flood , ber iiJrtffergraben , bie 
 »ai, 23nd)t, ©c^iff^laabe, ber gliig ; i. 23. 
 Fleet-street, North -fl etc. Fleet- 
 prison. 
 
 F'leetf (angelf. flota, fliet) «. bie 
 Jlotte ; ( geiooljnl. ) bie ^ricg^flotte ; - of 
 merchant -men, bie jRi1llffnl)rriijli'tte. 
 
 V^leetf (i^I. fliotr; engl. to flit) adj. 
 
 1. fd)nea, frild>tig. fl'iif' lc'*f > fd)nerifi'iBig 
 («pferbe tc). 2. ICanbiuirrljrd).] a) ieid)t (i>. 
 !8obcn). b) (cid)t, oberfIad)Ii4). c> abge> 
 ral)tnt. 
 
 Fleet -foot, Uidjti , fd)ncf(fnBig. -- 
 hoMiid. (<a}aibinfp.r,] ber (£taubcr()nnb. 
 V^leet, V. n. 1. fd)ivimnion, jlorr fciii. 
 
 2. t a) fliel)en, eilen. b) (and) niif away) 
 oerfJirgen, bal)infliel)rn, bnljiiieilcn, baf)in> 
 fd)ii'inben, flicf)eii. Shak. c) jlatrcrn. 
 
 ■•"'leet, »• a. 1. flreifrn; ii'fgpilfii I'lbrr 
 . .. SpjEKxER. 2. t (away) lri(^t oiTlebfll, fi<^ 
 oerrreibcn (bie 3eit)- Siiak. 3. a) |Oertl.) 
 abral)men (-Wild)), h) t (oifj rtt>fd)cpfcii (ben 
 9iiil;ni, b«6 ^eik pen QtiM6). i. a> ^ptt 
 
 (fc^ott.) banished. 
 
 FLE 
 
 ob. beipeglict) mnt^cn. b) [War.] perfaljren 
 (Xnfel). c) umbinben (bie 2i3anbtane). 
 
 JPIeeting:, fleeting, adj. flief^enb, 
 |riid)tig, oerganglit^. 
 
 Cleetiiig', I. I. ba$ Qlbra^men. 2. 
 bie iIi5afTfrfat)rt. 3. bie ©ile. [loffel. 
 
 Fleeting-dish, [Dertl.] bee 9{aljin» 
 
 ITleetly, fleet'le, adv. fliic^ttg, letter, 
 fd)ne(l. 
 
 JPleetness, fleetnls, «. bie $}Iu(^> 
 tigfcit, ©d)ncni9feit, 2eid)jig(tit. 
 
 li^legff (fd)ott.; a kick, a random 
 blow; fright. 
 
 F'lamit, ] 
 
 JPIeiiiiiiKT) flein ing. t. ber tjlnnttln' 
 ber, 'Diieberliinber. [j{ainif4), nieberlanbifd). 
 
 C^lvmislt) flem'ish, udj. ({anbrtfc^. 
 
 Vleillitf (fc^Ott.) frightened. 
 
 ITlesIl} (lUigelf. flaec, flee, flaese ; f)or(. 
 vleesch) «. I. j btii gleifd) (nni Korper bet 
 I^iere). 2. ba« Jleifd) ( rt(« >Jiiil)rung6mit» 
 tel). 3. bai ^Ui\\fy (al6 llnterrd)ieb uon btt 
 vSeele). Shah. 4. || bai 'IJlf ifd) ( in ben i>er» 
 fc^iebenen biblifd)en ^bebcutungeii). 5. [iBot.J 
 bai ^Ui\<t). 
 2. In Lent, the Catholics abstain from 
 flesh, but ent lixh. Websteb. 
 
 A great lump of flesh, ber (f{eird)ige 
 -M?enfd)) SJlfil^flunipen. - and fell, ijaut 
 unb ^aar. To gntiier -, ju gicifd)e foiu» 
 men, bid, fttt, fTcifdjig luerbcii. To pick tha 
 - off, a&frcifd)en. To take -, II gleifdi (b. 
 i). 'OKenfd)) luerben. 
 
 Flesh -broth, bie J}(cifc()briif)e. — 
 brush, bie 9?eibbiirile. --color, bie 
 5leifd)fnrbe. --colored, (lei fd)farben. — 
 day, ber JJIeifcfttag. --devouring, 
 flcifd)frefienb. --diet, bie 5icird)fiMl. -- 
 eater, Dvr glelfdjcffer. --fly, bie gleifct)*, 
 Sdjmeipflicge. - - li o o k , I. ber 5leif(ft» 
 Ijafen. 2. bie 5Jleifd)gabel. --meai, bie 
 5lcifd)fpeife. --monger, 1. bet Jjicifd)* 
 Ijiinbler. 2. ber iliippier. Shak. --pot, 
 ber 5lcifd>topf. --quake, -t- ber ®ct)auer. 
 B. JoNsoN. — side, [£ed)nol.] bie t}lei|'d)>« 
 9Ia«fcite. 
 
 F'lesli, V. a. I. (ein ber ^ID'iibmfpr, 
 entlel)nter lUusbnirf) a) einiufi(}eii, einfiif)«n. 
 b) (in) abrid)ren , I'lben, a()l;arren (in;, an» 
 rtijen (iii) , gcivi}l)nen (ait), perl)artcn (in). 
 2. (f u. 1) (ill, oii> lattigeii, nidileu, meiben 
 (an, in). Shah. 3 fibeii (biii5Sd)iui'rt). Shak. 
 4. [ledjnol.J fleifc^cn, ani'f[eiHt)eii, abfliifd)en 
 (ge(le). [gen aJiuMjeit ocrljarter. 
 
 Fleshed in ninlice, poflfr 33oSf)eit, (je» 
 
 l*^le8lted, flesiit, adj. 1. (in) ein< 
 geiuril)t in ; gen>ol)nt an ; perljartec in . . : 
 geigttigt. 2. flcifi1)i<l, fett. Igltifctji-r. 
 
 V^I«Klier, flcsh'ur, t. (Crrtl.l bet 
 
 ITleNltrul, flesh ful, adj. j{eifd>ig, 
 fett. [5leifd)ii)ffif, JJctiigfeit. 
 
 ■•'^leslliueMfi f flesh eiies , *. bie 
 
 F'Me.HltleSJ), ilesh'les, adj. fiti\\i)lOi, 
 mogiT ; eiitfliintr. 
 
 V^leslllilieMK, flesli'leiies, ». bit 
 ©innlid)ffir, 5ii-ifd)lid)fi-it. I'J'Jofluilling. 
 
 Flenliling-, tleshiiug , t. t ber 
 
 Kleslily, flesii'ic, adj- I. T flcifd>< 
 rid), leiblid), torpiTiid). 2. i flLMrd)iid), finni 
 lid). .J. freifd)ig; tl)ierif(<). l)Kvut.i. 4, | 
 ^cif4^1i<^, mmid)U<S) 
 
346 Fate, far, fall, fat. M*, met. Fine, fin. N6, mhve, nftr, got, 6il. cl6nd. Ti^be, tub, ffill. thin, THIs. 
 
 FLE 
 
 t ber 
 
 Dn5 
 
 ITilesllineilt , flesh'ment 
 
 5rii't> Bie ®ier. 
 
 F'lesky, flesn'c, adj. I. freifdjig. 2. 
 ftcird)in, fett, iiicf. 3. f i fd)H)Ul|lig (©djteib; 
 ante). 4. jlcifdjiid) , leiMidj. 5. [SBot.] 
 
 ITIe*, flet, pp. V. fleet, abgernf)nit. 
 F'letcll, fletsh, (1). fr. fleche) ». a. 
 
 fccfePcrn (^JJftile). 
 
 Pletclier, flltsh'ur, ». 1. bet ?J3feiU 
 nincf)er. 2. 6er ©OGcnmadjct, SSognet. 
 
 F'letUer, (fJ^yttj to decoy by 
 fai r words. 
 
 F'letlterin, (fd)ott.> flattering. 
 
 F'letz, flez, adj. [Oeor.] glB^... 
 (ScOirfle :c.). Good. 
 
 ff^le^V, flii, praet. v. fly. 
 
 F'le^v, *. 1. 6ie£)icfe©d)nnuje,5Jla6bc, 
 fiefjcn (befonbcre ntn (jrogen 5ag61}unbc). 
 
 2. Dai (Jifd)!, (Jirdjergnrn. 
 F"le>ved , flude , adj. birfmautig , 
 
 (jrog.-, Inngfdjnnnjig. 
 
 V^lexauiinons, fleksan'emus, ((.) 
 adj. t I)ersn'i()renb, &n6 ©eiiiiitf) lenfeub. 
 
 Iflexed, flekst, adj. jjebdoen. 
 
 Inflexibility , fleksebil'eie, ) 
 
 l^Iexibleiiess, flcksebiues, j, 
 tat. flectere) *. 1. ? Die a3icgfatnfeit (ciiieiS 
 ItorpcrS). 2. i Bie asiegfrtrnfrit, 2enffamteit, 
 9Jad)ilie6igfeit. 
 
 F'lexible, fliksebl, (Int.) adj. l.i 
 Ciegfnin (oou JtBrperii). 2. i a) bicgfam, 
 (enf fatit. b) (to; fid) fi'igenb , nndjgcbeiiB. c) 
 (to) paffeiib (jii), Qtwai begiiiitligenD. d) 
 tmnnd)mnO fc^wnnfeiiB , unbeiliiubig ; iind); 
 (jiebig. [Icnffam; nnd)giebig. 
 
 STIexile , fllks'll , adj. biegfani ; 
 
 C^lexion^ flek'shun, «. 1. ibai ^k-. 
 (jen) bie aiiegiiiig, aScugung. 2. (ber gebo= 
 (jeiie tijtil, bie frmiiiiie 9{icf)tiiiig) bie iQie- 
 flung. 
 
 Flexion of the eye, bet 95(irf, (aside) 
 ©eitenblirf. [SSeuget, asiegiitu^fel. 
 
 F'lexor, fllks'or, t. [2lnin.] Cet 
 
 ITIexUUUS , flek'«liuus , adj. I. 
 
 fi4 luiiibenb , fid) fdjlnugedib CSad) jc), ge> 
 fruniuit, gebcgcn. 2. jitrerub (Jlamme). 
 
 3. [aSot.] gefitiet, geiuuubcii, gebogcn. 
 ITlexure, flek'sliiire, i. 1. (Das 93tes 
 
 geu) bie SBeiigiing, SSieguiig. 2. (Bie gebo^ 
 gene ^ii(t)tunq) bie iBicgung (eiiieg ®e; 
 leiifg K.). 3. (Bet flebogeiie Xljeil; bet SSiig. 
 
 4. Bie ^ciedjctei. Shak. 
 F'ley, (fd)ott.) oerfddeudjeti. 
 F'libbertig-ibbet , «• eiii bofer 
 
 Diiiiuni. Shak. 
 
 Vlibustiers , flebus'teerz, (fr. W.) 
 «. pt. 9faiibfd)itTer, Ofreibeiiter. 
 
 ITllckerf flik'iir, (angelf. flicceriau; 
 
 I)i>(l. flikkeieii) v. n. I. flatterii (luie aSo: 
 
 Qcl), ,2. a) jlncfeni (u. JJeuet). b> fdjiumierii, 
 
 ^ittetrt'* Shak. 
 
 ITiickering-, flik'uring, adj. 1. 
 
 rege, iinilat. 2. ^ (after) a) niit ucrliebtea 
 
 ©lief en H'lgetiB. b) iiad)iua(fi'liib (eiiier 
 
 ^crriMi). ■ [*• Bie iJleBerniiius. 
 
 In^liclterillOUSe, tlikunnuuse, 
 
 JPiie, Hi. *. Bie Onfel SJlielaiiB. 
 
 F'ller, li/'ur, (f. Fly) ». I. &iner, ber 
 
 (ticl)t oBer fliegr; allies, luaS flicgr. 2. Ber 
 
 5!iid)rliiig.SiiAK.3.Bielliinil)e, BaS^d)iviiiig= 
 
 Wb, ber (£(t)iucber, bie Rlappet (eiiier '3Ka:l- dowu, l. ^ iiieDcnufrfeii. 2. uteBerreipeii- 
 
 FLI 
 
 ferine, nni SSmteniuenBer). 4. Bie g'reitreppe, 
 Duppeltreppe. 
 
 A liigli f I i e r at all games. linU U. Ve!i)t6, 
 ju 9l(leni jii gebrauc^eii (u. iJSerioiien) 
 
 F'lig-ltt, flite, (nngelf. tlilit) s. I. Bie 
 5Jlud)t. 2. Ber Jlug (Ber SSogel). 3. (Bie 9irt 
 BeS 5liegen5) Ber Jliig. 4. Ber iSdjiuarni, 
 fflug (JSogel) ; Bie iiluppe; '21iijat;l. 5. Ber 
 Spaqel (u. <|>feileii zc.) ; Bie ©oiue. 6. (ca6 
 periDBifdje (Ji'i^g^n in ©djiuarmeii) ber 5Jlug. 
 7. (Ber burcl)flogene 9{auiii> Ber \Jlug. 
 
 i a) ber 5'i'g» ®d)ivmig (Ber ©iiii>il« 
 BungSfrnft). b) Die SSerirrmig, aibfd)iuei= 
 fung, ber @raB (u. 25errii(ft()cit ic). c) Ber 
 <Sd)lng (bie >ilrt). Shak. 9. [(?ngl.J (Bie in 
 Berfelben 3«l)r«^j'^'t nuggebruteten 256gel) 
 bie iBrut. 10. (Bie Srnft, jii jliegen) Ber 
 Jliig. Shak, 11. eine '21rr leid)tet , gefteBer; 
 ter ^feile (urn and) gropeii G'lUferiiuiigeii ju 
 fc^iepeii ). Shak. 12. Ber ^feilfd)u0. Shak. 
 13. (in geiuiffen a3Icil;ritieii) eiue m 3{nud) 
 uerflfiegeuBe ®iib|laiij. Escvc. 
 
 To put to flight, to turn to-, in 
 Bie 5lud)t jngen , uerjiigen , uerfiteud)eii. 
 Swift of -, fdjiiellen {JiugS. - of stairs, 
 Bie ireppenreitje vom ^oDcn an eBer uon 
 eiiier i)5liUtform jur auBerii. 
 
 Flight-shot, Ber Sogenfdjug. -- 
 time, Bie ®rreid)jfir, JJlngjeit. 
 
 l^^lig^lttiuess , llice'eiies, «. I 
 Oeiileeueriuirnmg, (iJeiileejerruttuiig , 
 ijafdii. 2. Ba6 ':j>l;niua|lifd)e, Die iUitlBljeit, 
 Dii5 iOiIBe. 3. Bie ijliidjcigfeit. 
 
 l<^liS-hty, flite, adj. I. friidjtig, 
 fdjuell. Shak. 2. luiiD, pl)aiiia|lifd). 3. yer; 
 luirrt, frtfeluB, eiu lueiiig uerriidt. 
 
 ITliiuilaiii, fliurdaiii, cisi. film) «. 
 Die e)ciUe, ^va^e, Sapperei, ^offe, ber 
 @trcid). Beaumont. 
 
 li^liinnain, adj. albern. 
 
 ITliuisiueSS, ilim'zeiies, «. f ba& 
 leid)te, fd)iuad)e, loctere Oeiuebe; Die Diiiin; 
 l)eit, <2d)iuad)e. 
 
 ITiiinSy, flim'ze, (ro. Ilymsi) ad/. 1. 
 i a) fd)>uad), eitel, nidjtig ((Simuurf, a3or= 
 luiitiD 2c.). b) \'<i)mad), gei|lIo8. 2. f loder, 
 Biiiiii, lofe, lueid). 
 
 F'iiil.cll, fliiish, (u. blench?) v. n. 1. 
 a) (from) jurudiueidieii, nb|lel;en (uoii); 
 nugiueid)en (ciiier ^Sad)e); uerfiiumen, aiif 
 geben, nieiBeii ((STiuae). b) lueidjeii, ivnii: 
 feu; nni1)geben. c) »21ii6flud)te fud>en. 2. 
 ffiuen (S'liBjiuerf ucrfeljleii. Shak. [^nlten. 
 
 To flinch in word, fein S33ort nid)t 
 
 ITIiucher, flia'simr, *. (3-iaer, ber 
 jurucfiueid)t, luauft, nbrriianig luirb , oua 
 (SriuaS aB|1el)t; Ber 5IDanfelmiitf;ige; ©iner, 
 Ber feiaea ©aBjiued airfji erreid)t. 
 
 ITliuder, tllu'diir, «. Ber Splitter; 
 bai igtiirfdjca, JBru(^|Uicf. 
 
 All to flinders, gauj ta ©tiirfcn. 
 
 ITling-, tliag, (ir. linglm; gotl). flin- 
 ga) praet. u. pp. flung, v. a. 1. f (at) luer: 
 fea, fd)lcuDera, o fdjiaeif-en (and)). 2. i a) 
 fd)ieOea (Straljka u.). b) fd)icaBera (Ben 
 JBiiij). c) luevfea (Bie iBurfcl). 3. ju SoBea 
 luevfea , nieBeriuerfea. 4. ju ©d}iiaBen ma-- 
 d)ca, fliirjca. 
 
 To fling away, 1. T luegmerfea. 2. 
 i a) lucgwerfea , i'frrd)ieaDera (OJelB). b) 
 faijrea laifea, aufgei'ea (Bea iSri'lj lo. To 
 
 FLI 
 
 3. ia) jerjlBren. b) Barc^bringen. To fling 
 in, 1. Ijiaeinmerfen. 2. ± ^ugeben, nid)t am 
 red)nea. To - off, [a33aiBnifpr.] nbbriagcn, 
 irre fiiljrea. To - oat, l. naSmerfea. 2. t 
 a) nagern, nuSfprerf)ea (SBi^'rte). b) ner* 
 breitea (®d)riften 20. c) (to) (Jinem Dct 
 Bie 5Iagen ritcten. To -open, nafiucrfcn 
 cciae tl;iir lo. To - up. 1. f in Bie p'ol}i 
 merfen, fd)leuBern, fpreagen. 2. i fal;reti 
 laffen , nafgeben. 
 
 filing-, V. n. 1. fpringea, na«fd)tngen, 
 fd)liigea (u. 'ipferBen). 2. a) (at) mevfcn 
 (aad)), f)erfntlea (:'iber). b) ± ©iaem <Bt'ht)cU 
 reBen fngen, (Sinea |1id)eln. 
 
 To fling away, fid) }urii(fjiet)en. To - 
 out, (l)inrea) rtaSfd)Iagea (autt) 1). Shak. 
 
 Pling-, *. 1. a) ber iBarf. b) Bet 
 ®d)lag (0, ^ferBeu). 2. i a) Bie (Stic^elet, 
 ©pijtfelei, ©tic^elreBe. b) Ber Strna0. 
 
 He has a fling at him, er Daugt il;ni 
 (JtmaS a». 
 
 ITliug-er, fling'ur, *. l. ginet, Bet 
 roirft. 2. t Ber Srid)Ier, ©pi>ttcr. ' 
 
 F'tiug-iu-tree, (fd)ott.) Ber ©tall* 
 baatn , ©taaBbaatn. 
 
 F^liut, flint, (iiagelf. flint; fd)iu. 
 flinta) s. I. ['iJfiaenilg.] Ber ^iefcl, ^euet* 
 lltin. 2. Ber {Jeueriteia cna @eiucl)ren). 3. 
 i etmai partes, Ber JJelfen (j. 33. ein §el» 
 fenl;erj). 
 
 Prov. He would skin a f I i n t, er F&nnte 
 eine 2au6 urn Ben SJalg fd)inBen. 
 
 Flint-glass, ba& jJliargfaS. --heart, 
 --hearted, ()nrtl)er}ig. — ware, bai 
 caglifd)e ©teiagat, ©teiajeag. 
 
 ITlinty, fliiit'e, adj. 1. nu« itiefel* 
 lleiaea be|lcl)eaB, Kiefel... (Jelfen ic.) 2. 
 |leiaid)t, fiefelig, ^iefel... (SSoBea). 3. i 
 (iefelljart , f)art , gclfea . . . (iperj jc). 
 
 F'lip, flip, a. (eta ®etrnaf au6 95ier, 
 aSrnaatmeia 11. 3"der) Ber glipp. 
 
 Flip -dog, eia ©ifea, ani, roeaa ei 
 fjeig iff, iJl'PP brtuiit ju marmen. 
 
 S^lippaucy, flfp'panse, 4. Bie dies 
 laafigfeit, 5lad>rigfeit, 2ebl;afcigfcit, Seiv1)» 
 tigfeit iia iSpred)ea , ffleic^iUiil)igfeit. 
 
 ITlippailt, flippant. (It), llipanu) 
 adj. 1. gelaafig, flinf, |liirt)tig (iai ®pred)ea), 
 lebl)nft; \<i)wa^t)afi. 2. fd)alfl)afr, lofe, leic^t» 
 fcrtig. — adv. Flip'pantly, geliiuftg, 
 pint; fd)a)n9t)af[ ; fd)iUf()aft. 
 
 f lippantnessf , flip'plntnes, «. 
 1. f. Flippancy. 2. Bie 2eid)rfcrtigfeii. 
 
 flirt, flurt, (nngelf. fleardian?) v. a. 
 I. fd)ne(lea; niit jpi'ftigfcit , ©d)iienigfeit 
 luerfea. 2. rnfd)ela (lait (FtiunS), gefd()iuiab 
 beiuegen oB. naf: a. janinc^oa, fpielea init . 
 3. t ("lit out) l;crnasplciijtra (niit ©tiunS). 
 ]. Tlie boys flirt water in each other's 
 faces. Webster. 
 
 A flirted fool, eia gefoppter OTnrr. 
 
 F'lirt, V. n. 1. (at) fpfcttela, flid)eln 
 (naf). 2. [03?oberal tofettirea. 3. l)ia> u. 
 l)criiuifea, l)eraaiflnttera , l^cranifpriagen. 
 
 ■•'^lirt, t. 1. a) Ber ©treid), gefd)«)t"Be 
 a33arf, iSd)ae(lcr. b) bai 3{nfd)ela, Bie 
 fd)ne[le Seiuegaag. 2. i a) Bie itofette. b) 
 B:e ®tid)clei, Ber ©tid). c) Der fd)er}ljnfte 
 ©treid). 
 
 I<''lirt, adj. iPfe, fd)nlf()nft, flntterljiaft. 
 
 Flirt, *. - Ob. --silk, lOtiBjlt.] bic 
 gieretfeioe. 
 
fAje, (fir, fall, fat. Me, met Fine, f!n. NA, mfive, n6r, gSt, 611, ciSfid. Tube, tub, lull. i//in, TIJis. 347 
 
 t 
 
 FLl 
 
 Flirtation, flurti'«hnn,«. l.tai 
 SRrtfdjcIii , Die fcf)nf((e (ef'l)aftc SSeroeguiuj. 1. 
 a) [•JJ?o6ernJ bai SLottUirea. b) tie 2iebe6: 
 
 F'liKi«,()d)i'tt.) to fret at the yoke. 
 
 F'lisii-inu-iioys, (fd^oft.) (iitliQe, 
 Ifidjrferriiic •i)Me(t)cn. [and down. 
 
 V^IiiiiiiiuS-f (fc^ctt.) w h ! * k i n g u p 
 
 l<''li«kit, 0<t)Ott.) fretted. 
 
 l<^lit, Hit. (l)i'fl. vlieden; tnil. flyder) 
 «. n. 1. ftiUtern. 2. fJaitcrn, unbeiTaiiDia 
 fein, leic^t vi. pft btivtQt mtrten; (nud) i), 
 j. S. A f li tiing dispokition, etne '21iUane 
 jur 5(nttcrf)nfti,]tcit. 3 luaiiDern, n't) tut- 
 feriuii. 4. jlicljeii, entpitl^eii. 5. [®ct)i)ttl.J 
 aiinicl)cu, meaii'"')*" <""* 2CofjnungeiO. 
 
 To flit away, rcfafl'itterii. To -along, 
 bnl)infrattirn; fi>rtjicl)Eti (v. SBuIfen lo. 
 
 I<^iit, p. a. 1. ive(]rct)iitfeii , eiufernen. 
 2. 1 aui tJciii iSefilJf oertreibm. 
 
 I<^lit, ndj. ^ piiif, flef4iiitn6. 
 
 ITIitciif flituli, (atioelf. flicee) t. bit 
 eiiidefiiiifiii: ifcpecfi'tite. 
 
 jPiitclier, cr<()ott.) to flutter at 
 young nestling* when their duni 
 app r o a c It es. 
 
 F'iite f flite, V. n. f)abcrn. 
 
 F'litter, tiiiiur, r. n. fTiUrern. 
 
 K I i 1 1 e ■ ui o u * e , Me gleCertiiaui. 
 
 ■•^litter, «■ tcr Sapprn, ipaber. 
 
 Worn to flit tern, (janj nbfjetrAooi' 
 obfleidjabt (u. Iu(f)). 
 
 F'littiiteiiS, flii'ilaei, «. bie '^lau 
 terljtiftirtfeii , lliibeiliiiibigfeit. 
 
 Plittiiis^v illt'ting, t. I. bai !Ber> 
 ft\)tn, bet 3cl;ler. 2. tai Sliiejieljfii iaui 
 enter <IDi>l)nuiin)/ ber Sliifijiiij. , 
 
 l<^litty« flit'i^, a<</. t uniiat. 
 
 Piix, Uiks, «. t 1- ber i^lnuin. 2. 
 t>d6 OXiiiijIjflnr. 
 
 Flix-weed, [$Dt.] ba$ <Sopi)itnttmt. 
 
 li'^lo, fliJ, *. + ber 'JJffil. Chaucer. 
 
 Flout, flote, (aiiQelf. flota; t^ofl. 
 viot. Ttuot) *. I. ^riee, xoai aui bem 
 aOnffer fdjroimmt ob. (jetrnaen wirb; bn« 
 glpg, bie SJloge (^olp. 2. ber ^orf dm 
 9higeird)iiiireii). 3. * bie glutlj. 4. eiiie ge. 
 nnffe Qiiantltat ©rbe, 18 Jug □ u. eineii 
 gu& tiif. 3. (ft. ttot) bie SSJufle, SOette. 6. 
 e bat 3?id)trd)eit. 
 
 A float of timber, ein $(00, ^lott, 
 ©lorfid)itf. A.--, flott. To »et a--, luieber 
 Pi'tt mndjen. 
 
 Float -board, bie S<f)au\ti (fln ^u^fs 
 tiiberii). — boat, bo< ^oljfloj. --atone, 
 bet Sitminimileiii. 
 
 ITIoat, (niigelf. fleotan, flotan) v. n. 
 1. (cben niif) id)iuiuimcii, (loyen. 2.i fdjiuiiii; 
 itien , fd)mebcii <iii ber S^ufo. 3. i fd^iuaiu 
 fell, jranfen. Locke. 
 
 Floating, ill) Umlaiife, in ber Sirfu: 
 lAtion befiiiblid) (^>ipit.il tc.Ji iimlaiifeiib 
 tperbrcitet, luie em CSJerfidjt); IniiiVnb (I'oii 
 (£d>nlbeii). - capiinl, I. ba6 llnilaiif^fnpi. 
 tAl. 2. b<\i iniogimire Capital. - security, 
 bie iinfidjere 53iir(ird)iift. - bridge , bie 
 fdjwimimnbe !Briirfe, ©djiffbrurfe. 
 
 VIoat,' ». a. 1. flopeii. 2. uber 
 fdjrofmmrn. 
 , Floated wood, bai S'i'ti^ol}. 
 
 FioHtaKe, fl.'.ieAje. ( K I o a ' 1 1 n g > 
 ♦. «at#, n>fl» ouf bfiM SEBflfier f4>»ininir, 
 
 FLO 
 
 FLO 
 
 ®rrt«, ©d)aiim, ein SCrrtcf :c. I Flop, flop, e. a. i. mit ben jjli'igefn 
 
 Floater, flote'ur, «. ©iiiet, ber fd)iageii eb. tun(<ijen. 2. l)criUM)angcii liiffeii. 
 
 rd)miiiinir, bet £d)iwi'ni"cr, ©eglet. 
 
 Floaty, flote, adf. fd)iuiimnenb, 
 jlott leid)t. 
 
 FlOCCulence, flok'kullnse, (1). (. 
 floccus) *. [iTOeb.l ba6 Horfige aBcfen, ^iv 
 cfenartige. [ ['•JKeb.J fli'rfig, podenortig. 
 
 FioCCulent , flokklilent , adj 
 
 Flock, fluk, (niigeir. floce ; f)vi\. 
 viok; gr. ploke ; rilfT. klok; Jlode) *. I. bie 
 i?erbe ibef. Sdjnfe). 2. ber iyliig i:95&gclj. 3 
 t (gr. lochos) ber irupp; bie »Sd)aiir cBfeii: 
 I'djeii). 4. bie^lDde, SOJi'lIflorfe, Cocfe (2DoIle). 
 
 Flock -bed, eiiie OTiitm^e an6 Sdjaf; 
 luuHe. — paper, bie Xnpereu uon ©d)« 
 luyde. 
 
 FIoiHk, V. n. 1. fif^ in @d)anren 
 I'nnimriii, in Irtippen |iel;en. 2. (to> ^u: 
 (IrDmeii ((Jinem), (Irijmen (in, nnd». 
 
 To flock together, iU|'animen|lromen, 
 fid) jnrniiimenrDften. 
 
 Flocky, flok'i, a^. flodig. 
 
 Flog-, flog, (lot. fligo) r. a. 1^ peit: 
 \(t)tn , fiaiiprn, Ijauen (iliiiibeii, ^Ofiurcreiu. 
 
 Floi^r^ing:, flogging, s. I. bai 
 Stiiupcn (nif *£trui"e>. 2. ber ©tniipenfc^lng. 
 
 Flood, flud, (angeif. flod; l)pn. vioed; 
 rd)i». u. biin. flod; #. 1. bie 5liitlj, lleber: 
 rd>iueinmuiig. 2. bie (Siiiibjlurl). 3. $ bie 
 ^lutt), ber 2^lu@, bat &avaf\et. 4. bie 
 •5iiit() ((aegenfa^ v. Gbbt). 5. i a) bie 5l"tl), 
 llcberfct^ivemniiiiig (pdii (i)elbpapier icj ; ber 
 Ueberflug. b> bie 5'"f!j» bet Strom (pon 
 I^rnneu, &id)t, Saoa ic). o ber '21iibraiig 
 (u. ^liuibigern to. 6. ber 'O^^onnrtfflii^ cbcr 
 2Uciber). 
 
 Young flood, bie niebrige $(utl). High 
 -, bat f)D|je SEnffer, ^odjiunijer. To roil 
 on a - of wealth, in 9iei(4ti)uinern rd)ivim> 
 men. 
 
 Flood-gate, 1. bie Sd)ltu(t; sliding 
 -, bie ©djleufe mir ©djiltten. 2. ber Curd): 
 gang. - mark, bai 3cid)eii ob. bie Siiiie, 
 ii'cld)e bie JJ'"'!) frreid>t, bai ^txifna^et: 
 lliiiibSjeic^eii. --tide, bie Jiufi;, Jjlutl;}eit. 
 
 Flood, V. a. uberi'd^iuenunen , uber: 
 fluthen. 
 
 Flook, flouk, (Fluke) «. 1. bie 
 iUnfcridjniifel; pi. bie 9lnferflilgcl. 2. IZd)' 
 tl)i)ol.] ber '5l""£"r. ^latrfird). 
 
 Flookiui^, fluok uig, «. I'^iu.] 
 bic Uiitertred^iing (einer Slber). 
 
 Floor, flure, (nngclf. flor, florc; 
 Ijori. vloer) «. 1. a) bie 5'"'/ ^er SSoben, 
 ^ugboben, Qfltid). b) bie lenne (ber 
 ©c^eiine) ; thrashing -, bie l5re|"d)f!iir, 
 Drerd)tenne. 2. ? bie JJIiir (bti Spimmeli). 
 3. [iUrd)it.J bai ©torfmerf, ®ei"d)og. 4. 
 [•yjiat] ber ©d)iff^bi''ben. 
 
 Ground-floor, bai Qtbit(d)o6. Hol- 
 low -, bai ©djnrf (bd ©d)iff«). Two 
 rooms on a -, jroci Simnier in einer ^lud)t. 
 
 Floor-heads, [*3)iar.] bie ^imnie. -- 
 timbers, 1. bn^ Qiebnlf, mpraiif ein©tod: 
 lurrf riiht. 2. [-TOar.] bie ^iiiidjiliirfe. 
 
 Floor, V. a. 1. ffi/fln, bieien, pfla^ 
 llftn. 2. f (S-tnen jii 95pben roerfeii ob. fdjiiis 
 geit. 3. [^nibmfpr.] nbiiigen. 
 
 Flooring, flo r'ng, t. I. ber S>>§> 
 bpbpii , bat 'ij)j»i>|ler. 2. bie gRofcriiilien ju 
 giifebeben. 
 
 l)criinrcri"d)Ingen (bie ^utfranipet. 
 
 Flora, flo'ra, «. I. [>))»i)rt).] bic %iota, 
 ^lumcngbttinn. 2. [»3)fobernJ bifJJIorn, ©m» 
 nieiibe|"d)reibiing. 
 
 Floral, flo'ral, (lat.) adj. I. [1u>r.J 
 bie asiiite entl;ii(tenb , buitcnilanbig. 2. 
 jur Jlcra ob. ben 58liimen geljorig, Sim 
 men... - games, iSliimenfpiete, ©pieie 511 
 G-ljrcn ber JJiorn. 
 
 Floralia, fl&iil'iea, «. pi. bit Siu> 
 mrnipiele (ju O'ljreit ber Jiora). 
 
 Floree , flo'ree . (F I o r e y) *. [JSr* 
 berei] ^ie5)l^me, ber ©djniim. 
 
 Floreu, fliir'en, (Flor'ence)#. 
 ['iJJiuniio.] ber ®oIbgulben (= 6 shillings 
 Sterling). 
 
 Florence, flor'lnse, *. l. [©eogr.] 
 Jjloreiij. 2. 13nb|lr.] ber pfprcntiner Iiiffet. 
 3. ber (lorentincr, floreiiier 2Bcin. 4. ti3Ja» 
 men) ai glcrentiite, b) Jlorcntiii. 
 
 Florentine, flor'eiidne. ai</. f{o> 
 reiitimrd); - iris, bie 9Jei(d)cinuiirj. — «. 
 1. ber Jlorentiiier. 2. [3i'b|lr.] ber fTorein 
 tiner ^Jlting. 
 
 Florescence, florls'sense , <, 
 [iPot.l bie 5.Mure, !8(iitcieit. 
 
 Floret, flo'ret, (fr. fleurette) «. 1. 
 [Sot.] bai 25irim(fteii. 2. bai Wnppiet. 
 
 Floret- silk, flo'ret silk, «. [3n» 
 bflr. I bie tjipretfeibe. 
 
 Florid, flor'id, (lat. floridus) aiff. 
 I. ; btumig. 2. t a) bliiljenb (2Biiiigen, 
 SSerebfnmfeit). b) [9lrd)ir.] iiberlaben. c) 
 l)od>ri>t^ (p. ber Sungo. 
 
 Floridity, floridetl, «. bie blil< 
 l)fnbe, trird)e SJarbe. 
 
 Florldness, florfdnls, «. 1. bit 
 bifii^cnbe, friidje {J.irbe. 2. f ^ie Snn't, ber 
 (Seifl. 3. Iber35liimenrei':t)tl)iim (v. ©riji jc), 
 
 Florirerous, flAritierus, (i,u.) 
 ltdj. blumeiibringenb, bliimeiirrageub, btu> 
 meiireid). 
 
 FloriHcation, fl^r'i'ki'shun , s. 
 bai 55iu(;en, bie Slilre, 'Bliitejeit. [btii. 
 
 Florin, flor'ln, (fr. <!y.) *. ber ®iil» 
 
 Flori!«t, flo'rist. (fr. fleuriste) *. I. 
 ber !8lumi|l, !BliimenIiebl)aber. 2. ©•iiicr, 
 ber eiiie ijlorii fc^reibt. [f;enb, bliimig. 
 
 Floruleilt, flor'ullnt, adj. i Mill 
 
 Flory, (rd)Ptt.) vain. 
 
 Floscular, flos'kular, iadj. 1. 
 
 Fioscuious, flos'kuius,^ LS3pt.] 
 fdjeibeiiiirtig. 2. bliimig; bliiiiiic^t. 
 
 Floscule, flos'kule, «. [Sot.] bat 
 a3liimd)en. 
 
 Flos ferri, (int.) «. [TOineralg.] 
 bie ^ifcnbliite, bai loeipe (S'lfeiierj. 
 
 Floss, flos, (Int. flos> s. eiife moflige 
 ob. fcibennrrige ©iibilnnj in ben ©d)prcu 
 gemifTer ^flniijen. Toore. 
 
 Flojiisiiicatlon , flossiflki'siiun, 
 *. [-TOpbernJ bai 53itil}eii, bie 93li'ire. 
 
 Flota, flu'ia, (fpnn.) «. bie i>nnir<(ie 
 ©iiberjJprte. 
 
 Fl«><a{*'e, fiote'&je, *. f. Floatage. 
 
 Fl(»te, il''«te, V. a. (f pb. Ocrrl.) nb. 
 fd)i'Pifii, nbrnl)iiien. [QBpge. .Shar. 
 
 Flote , dr. flot) *. f bie ©ee, ^rlle. 
 
 Flotilla, flnril'ia. (ipnu.; *. ott ^lo* 
 tide, one tieine (i)ei'd)ivaber< ■■> 
 
348 Fate. far. fall, fat. Vlh. met. Fine. ffn. NA, move. n8r, got, 6il, cl6i^d. Trtbe. fijh. fi^II. (/un. Tllis. 
 
 FLO 
 
 , Flotsam, flot'sain, ^ (Float sain. 
 
 li^Iotson, flot'son, 5 Flotzam) 
 •■ [9{ed)t6|pr.J CnfiStrnnbgut. Blackstone. 
 
 li^Iotteii, flot'ten, p. p. t abgera^mt, 
 ab(ierd)niinit. 
 
 f'lounce, flounse, (fjpfl. plonssen) 
 V. n. 1. rrf)iu'n, f)eftig tie ®lic6cr ii. £>cii 
 fi&rpcr (;iii= u. fjerbeiuegett , plani'djcn, pint-- 
 fd)eii , ftiirjeii. 2. fid; rucfiueirc beiuegen, 
 (Innipfeii; nuffnfjrcn. 3. i floljiren. 
 
 To flounce upon, iitii()CC Mfen. 
 
 li^luuuce, V. a. mit irD66e(n, ^aU 
 6eln befe^eii. [Sal&et, trobbel. 
 
 F'louiice, *. 1. ber ^Innfcf). 2. bie 
 
 F'lounder, floun'dur, i. lid)ti)r)ol.] 
 ber ^lii'iber, bie If^orbntte, Sutte. 
 
 ITlounder , v. n. jnppehi ; fic^ 
 jltiiu6en. [bnS fcine ^Jiti)l , ^ermiiei)!. 
 
 flour, flour, (urfpriinQt. flower) *. 
 
 F^Iour, V. a. 1. in fi^ermnc()l, feitiefi 
 9X:el)I Deriuniibeln , jii «J)?d)l tiini)Icn. 2. a) 
 niit «)J?f()( 6eftreuen. b) lZed)n.] burc^iuir: 
 fen (ben leig). 
 
 F'lourisll, flur'rish, ((of. floresco) 
 r. M. I. T griincn, gebei^en, fcirtfonimcii 
 (wie eine ?pftnnje). 2. i a) blfif^en; fort; 
 fcmmen (I'on TOenfd)en). li) blulicn, 't" 
 glut I'ein ( upn beii 2i5i(Teiifd^nften , ©tnntcn 
 xc). c) ill 9Iii|e[)eii |lc(;en, uie( gcltcn. cD 
 (on) fid) in einer blumenreirf)en ©prorfje i>b. 
 jierlic^ nu^briicfen (I'iber), in jicrlic^en 9Iii«: 
 brficfcn fprcd^en (I'ibcr). 3. (Sxijnbrftl mn-. 
 (ten (mit ber ^etieD- '*• in fiifjnen ob, un« 
 tcnelmiigiflfn ©eftnrten ipieten pb. fi(^ fees 
 roeflcn , fid^ biird)frenjen , firf) rd)ii)ingcn. 5. 
 praljfcn, ouf|'d)neibeu. 6. I^OJuf.] praiiibiren, 
 Buripielen. 
 
 V^lourisli, p. a. 1. mit S3Innien 
 fdjmiicfcn, uerjieren, 6Iunie(n. 2. flirfcn. 3. 
 ± nusrdjmurfen , jiercn (mit Shorten zc). 
 4. fc^iiiingen (einen Degcn), frfjiMenfen (eine 
 gnljne ic). 5. ber(^i:inigen. 6. I)ernn«flrei: 
 d>en. 7. a) Dcrjieren, jierli(() i'erjiel;en 
 (5)u(^(la6en). b) mit cinem ©d)n&rfel I'er^ 
 feijen Ob. bejticfjnen, pnrnptjircn. [bmrcn. 
 
 To flourish a trumpet, einen Xllfrf) 
 
 F'lourisli, «. 1. 1 bie 95rute (ber 
 Qngcnb, eiiies 6tnnte« :c ). 2. ber ffllanj, 
 bie 3utbe, ber ©d)mii(f. 3. bie SBerfdjone! 
 rung (mit (Jjeprnngc), ber ©cfjmiirf, ia& 
 ©cpninge (uonffiSorten), bicjlo^fel; Stume; 
 ba6 asilb, 55liim(^en. 4. bie ^arnpfje, ber 
 uer|"d)Uingene %imenfjug, <Sd)ni:irfer , ia6 
 SBlumeniuerf (im ©djrciben zc). 5. bie S5ig; 
 nette. 6. bai ©d)iuingen, ©(^luenfen (einc^ 
 Cegcn« jc). 7. ['TOnf.) a) bm' SBonpicl. b) 
 ber Infd); Irompctcnflog. R. bie (ocrlicbte) 
 ©ugigfeit; pi. ©upigteiten (iinter SBer= 
 Iiet>:en). 
 
 To write (one's name) with a flour- 
 ish, pnrnp()iren, mit einem ginmenfjugc 
 oerfiijen. 
 
 V^lourislier, flur'rUhur, «. @'iner, 
 ber im glor (lel)t, (ciiien Drgen !c.) i'd)uiingt, 
 fdjiuenft, mit ®d)ni3rfeln, aSlumcniuerf uers 
 jiert. 
 
 l<''lourisliiii^, flur'risliing. t. ber 
 blnminreid)e 3lu^briicf. - aiU- bli'iljenb, 
 fdjivuiighafr (i>. 5?(iiibcl jc). 
 
 ■^''lourislling'ly , flur'riKh'nglc. 
 fuir. mir (i)ipriiii(ic , pomphoft. 
 
 ITIout, fluut, (|VpO(t. flye; (inocir. 
 
 FLO 
 
 flitan) i>. a. I. uer^ofjnen, uerfpotten. 2. i 
 
 l}i:''f)nen, nerfen, (einer ©nc^e) fpotten. Shak. 
 
 F'lout, V. n. fpotten, fpottein (iiber 
 
 F'lout, ». bie ©potterei, bn6 ®efpott. 
 
 F'louter, flou'iur, *. ber ©potter. 
 
 IT'louting-ly, flou'tingle, adv. l)il)l); 
 ncnb , fpijttifc^. 
 
 F'Io-»v, fli, (nngelf. flowan ; Ijoft. 
 vloeijen ; Int. fluo) v. n. 1. § flicpen (uon 
 gliifTen, Il^rmien to. 2 i a) ffirgen, fd)mc(« 
 jen. b) (from) entfliegen (einevQiiene), i}er: 
 tommen (uon, nui). c) (with) fjiegen, 
 iibcrfliegen (oon 9{eid)t()umcrn Jc). d) (fanft 
 bnf)inf{ie@en) ftie^en. Flowing, fliepenb 
 (SSerebfnmteit, ^pcriobezc). e) (fnnft, fdjlnff 
 f)ernbl)flngen) fliegen. Flowing, pic^enb 
 (ipanre, 93fantel2c.); [*TOnr.] fliegenb (©c^o; 
 ten). 3. ? ilberfliegen. 4. ffiitljcn (©cgcnfn^ 
 oon ebben). 5. fliegen, umlniifcn (luie b<\6 
 93Iiit in ben 9Ibern). 6. fliegen, flromen (luni 
 ber Suft). 7. i flutfjen, ilromen, luogen (u. 
 -3)?enfd)enmn(Ten). 
 
 V^lovir, V. a. i5berfd)H)enimen, mnffern. 
 
 F'loiv, I. I. -f bie gintt), ber ©trom 
 (^.iffer, aSlut !C.). 2. bie g-lutlj (©egcnfaij 
 u. ©bbe). 3. i a) ber ©trom, gln(5 (ber 
 asorte ic). b) ba6 %Ut^enbe (einer 'iperiobe 
 2c.). c) ber 3uffu& (fon 3{eid)tl)iinicrn to. 
 d) bie G-rgiegung (be* ^erjen?). 
 
 A flow of spirits, eine glficflic^e Snune. 
 
 F'lower, fldiVur, (fr. fleur; fp. flor; 
 H). flur; Int. flo») «. 1. [»ot.] bie 95Iume. 
 
 2. f a) bie SBIute (be« 2eben« :c.). b) (bn« 
 aSefte , ^ojlbatfte einer ©nd)e) bie 25liime, 
 bcr^crn, bie 2Iu?iimf)I, ber 2lu6biinb. c) 
 bie 5Slume, bai ^leinob, bie S'trbc, ber 
 ©d)murf. d) [5R()et.] bie ^loSfel. 3. bn* 
 jteriime(;(, feine 9)fe(;l. 4. [gt)em.] pi. bit 
 (©djiuefels ic.) SSIumen. 5. pi. bie 53lume, 
 ber 'iBIonntSfliig (ber 2D«ibcr). 6. [ lopogr.] 
 bie aSignette, £ci|le, ber SSuc^briicfcri'locf. 
 7. [0d)t(;i)0l.] bie Qfd)c. 8. [SBot.J Our la- 
 dy's -, bie ^i)n}intf)e. 
 
 Flower-de-1 is, (fel)(erf)ilft --de- 
 luce), l.[33ot.] bie©c{)ii)crtlilte-. 2. [5?erlb.] 
 bie Cilie. --fence, [$ot.] ber Ipfniienj 
 fd)iunnj. --garden, ber SBlumengnrten. 
 --gentl e, --amor, [93ot.] bnSlaufenb; 
 fd)ijn, bie ©nmmetbliime. --inwoven, 
 ^ gebliimt. --kirtled, ? in bliimige 
 ©eiunnber ob. 93(iimeiigiiirliinben gcflcibet. 
 --line, [2i)pogr.] bie 9{ijcd)cn}eile. -- 
 month, ber SBlnmeiimonnt. --pot, ber 
 25lnmentopf. --stalk. [SSot.] ber 25liimen» 
 flicl. —-work, bai 25liimeniwerf. 
 
 V^lo^ver, 0. n. I. f bliKien (ivie 
 95nume). 2. i blul;en (loie bie ^ugcnb lo. 
 
 3. fd)numen (luie jnnged 35ier). 4. ^ (off'; bie 
 asiiite (uon ©tiunS) bilben. 
 
 Flowering, mit 33lunien be((fyt. Shak. 
 
 I<^lo\ver, V. a. bltimen, bebli'imen 
 (3eiigc JC). (55liimenoorratl). 
 
 Vlowerag-e, flrtuurije. «. ber 
 
 ITloweret, flofi'urlt. t. ba6 ^irim< 
 c^en. Floweret's eye, ber Wittclpnnft 
 ber 93lumcn. 
 
 l<^Io WeriueSS , flou'urlnes, t. I. 
 bn« iSlumige, ber iBlumenreict^tfjuin. 2. ± 
 bai' QSlunifurcidye (einer 9{cbe). 
 
 l<*lot%'er ills', fl<~iu'uriiig. t. I. bit 
 Sit'iteicic. 2. bai 33ebiumeu, iSiumen. 
 
 FLU 
 
 Flowering-bush, ber SBlutendMUt^ 
 
 F'loYverlesst , flou'urils , odj. Wut 
 menlpS. 
 
 F"low^ery, flou'ure, adj. 1. f blu. 
 mig. 2. ± blumenreic^ (©rijl). 3. geblumt. 
 
 Vlo-tving-, flo'iiig, adj. i ftiegeiib 
 (©ti)( 2c.); - wit, ber fdjneflc ilopf. 
 
 F'lowiiig', s. bie Slutf) (©teigen 
 bt6 235nffcrfi). - and ebbing, Jditl; n. ©bbe. 
 
 F'lo^ving-Iy, flo'ingle, adv. ffie^ 
 fjenb; im Ueberflug. 
 
 F'lo^ving-iiess, flo'ingnls, «. bee 
 5fn0, ©trom (ber 9Jebe). 
 
 F'lo'wk, ) (nngelf. floe) «. 
 
 F'luke, fluke, 5 [ Od)tlji)ol. ] bee 
 Jli'inber, bie SButte. 
 
 F 1 o w k - w o r t , b([6 3?nbeifrnut. 
 
 I<'^low-mos8, (fd)ott.) watery 
 moss, morass. 
 
 I'^^lo^vn, flnne, (had fled) p.p. 
 oon fly, nber fel;lerl)nft. 1. ^entflogen; ent» 
 (lo^n. 2. (fiir blown) (with) nufgebmfen 
 (oon). [fnure* ©nlj, 
 
 F'luate, flu'ate, 4. [6l)em.! ftujj* 
 
 Flu ate of alnniiu, ftugfaiire lf;oiicrbe. 
 - of soda, ffugrnure ©obn. [©djioniiten. 
 
 ■*^llictuaiicy, fluk'tsliuaiise. «. bai 
 
 WltlCtuant , fliik'tsliuant , adj. 
 fd)iwniifeiib , unrd)lii|Tig, iiiigeiuip. 
 
 l<^iuctuate, fluk'tshiiate , (I. flue- 
 tuo) V. n. 1. T fd)n)nnfen, lontlen, luogctH 
 ^in» u. fjeriuogen, i)i\u u. fjerfdjiwr.nfen. 2. 
 i a) (between) fd)mnnfen, fd)iueben (jiuifc^en 
 S5urd)t 2C.). b) unfc^Iilfilg fein. c) plij^lic^ 
 tleigen u. finfen (raie ^reife , gonb5) ; to - 
 at . . . to . . , fd)ii)nnfeii jn)ifd)eii . . . 
 
 F'luCtuatiugr, fluk'tshuaiing, adj. 
 f(f)mnnfenb , oernnberlid). 
 
 l<^IuC<uation, fluktshda'shdn, s. 
 1. bn5 ©c^wnnfen, SBogcn, aSSnflen, bie 
 wnHenbe, lucllenformige S^emcgnng. 2. i a) 
 bai ©d)ivniifcn, bie Uiibeilnnbigfeit; lln» 
 fd)Iuffigfeit. b) bn6 plUxjIidje Jntten n. ©tei. 
 gen, ©djionnfen, bie 93ernnberlid)feit (bet 
 ^reife, SJonb* :c.). c) pi. [§anbel| bie SSer* 
 nnberimgen. [uernuberlid). 
 
 Liable to fluctuations, fd)lU>uireMb, 
 
 F'liider, flud'ur, ^ *. [Ornitij.] bit 
 
 Klutlder, S i'iiirf)inte. 
 
 F'lue, flii. (lunfiri'd). o. flume) *. I. 
 ber D{nud)(iing, bie iliimiiirohre. 2. iDern.J 
 ber 5lnum; bai (feine) S:>aat , *)Jrild)i)niir. 
 
 F'itieFlen, fluei lin, t. [^ut.J bet 
 ©I;renprei5. 
 
 F'luence, fli'rlnse, -f) (Flu 'en t- 
 
 V^Iuency, flu'ensc, ^ness) t. I. 
 
 a) ber ©trom, 'SliigCber^t'be), b.n* tjl'^fienbe. 
 
 b) bie©clmifigfcit(im9{eben). 2. '■• bfrlleber» 
 fine. Snfin^. bit g-iifle, ber 3feid)tl)iim. 
 
 F'lueiit, fluent, (int.) ndj. i. T ffi«« 
 gcnb; fliifna- 2. ia)f!iceenbi9eebe). b) g«. 
 Iiiufig rprcd)fnb, eine gel.infige Sum' hobenb. 
 
 F'luent, *. 1. 1 bn« fli«0enbe 2y>;|T«/ 
 ber ©rrom. i. bit flicpenbe ober uernnber* 
 Iid)e ^JTcuge, QiiniitirAt. 
 
 fr^luently, Hu'entie, adv. t ftie^enb, 
 geliiiifig (reben tc). 
 
 F'liifT, [Oertl.l flash. 
 
 IT'lutfellliMn, flii'gelman, *. [Wta 
 lit.) ber Siugfliniiiin. 
 
 F'luid, fluid. (Int.) adj. ftuilig. To 
 render -, in giup bringen. 
 
Fate. f/ir. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine, fin, NA, move, n6r. sjot. 6\\, c.Uiul Tube, tuh. full. l//in. IMis. 349 
 
 FLU 
 
 Ifluid, «. (tit fiiwTm ®>i6ftAn)) ^ie 
 fl^tufiigfeit. 2. [■=)J^e^.] pt. 6ie ®>,fte (Befi 
 
 l*^luiflity, fluid'ete. ^ j. (ber f{ur< 
 V^liii<tiieRST flu'idnes^^ilneSiMlniiti) 
 bie Jliiriuifeit. [2. 3d)tl)i)pl.] Dcr Jiiinecr. 
 ■^Itike, fluke, «. I. bie Qlnfcn'cDaiitVl. 
 Fluke -wo nil, Der .^urbigiviirni (spec. 
 
 FHscinU). 
 
 l<^lunie, flume, (anqtU. flum; lat. 
 fliimeii) *. 6ie ■OKiilileiirdjIeufe. 
 
 l<^lainbuniberkin, flumbum'- 
 b«rk5ii, *. 9 ttr 25nrenl)rtiitrr. 
 
 Flummery, fiiiiu'ure, (m. Ilymry) 
 t. 1. err S?o(et', ^Tiet)lf>Tei. 2. etiunfi 
 fflei'(^iun(tlD|>«, ^bQe\A)madtti; 6ie (£(t)met= 
 djflfi. 
 
 F'luniC, flung, praet. u. pp. 0. f I i n g. 
 
 ■•^luoborate , fliiob^rite, «. 
 (Gljetii.) piiorbprfaurt* Snlj. Fluobo'ric 
 acid or gas, tit ^\UOTbOt\autt , bai Slliur; 
 
 ff'luor, flu'or, a.) *■ I. t (till P"r= 
 
 nntffliiB , die iocibl(4)e 9ieininung. 3. [^i- 
 ntrnii}.] bur Sine. --»par, btt ^iu^mti)- 
 
 Fluor - acid, [(^t)em.J tiit )Slu6iVnire, 
 SJlu^lPiUbfiiiire. Flu'orated, adj. nut 
 JJIUBl'iiurf yerbiiiitcii. Fluor'lc, od>. uolN 
 f omincii fliiuriuicr ; -acid, [dljem-JCieJliip: 
 fniire. Flu'orin, Fla'orine, *. tai 
 ^liirriii. Flu'orous, unvpflfomnieii ftiig^ 
 |0:icr; -acid, bit unuoflfommeiie {J'"6l''i""- 
 Fluosil'icate. «. ftiiDrfirrdriiiiri>6 <Bi\H- 
 I T I u o s i I i c ' i c acid , tie 3"i'"^'i'l'^"'i''l^i^- 
 
 li^lurry, flur'ri, M. I. bet c'Sinxb'ic.) 
 ©ti'Bi t>« 'iliiflufl. 2. 1 bit i)tftiqt i8five< 
 (jimfl, llnrul)e. [ten, nufid>rerfeii. 
 
 Mi^lurry, r. a. 6eunrul)ii]i!n , vmvir> 
 
 1<^IumIi, flash, (fliepen, Slo6) >>•»• 1- 
 (into) ilromen, fdjiegen (iwte bai *lut in 
 ba6 (J)c(id)t jc). 2. I)trrtuf|'fll)ren, (eilifl) t)tt' 
 ou^roiumeii. B. .Iunsoh. 3. ^ gUiljeii, er> 
 (jliiljcii (luie bit ©(t)iimr6tf)e); errotljeu, plu0> 
 litt; rcti) wexbtn c6i« aiOoiiflfn). 4. ^ (id)iu(l 
 0lniijen) blii^en. 5. f ergliit^eii, bluf^en. Thom- 
 son. 6. tridern. 
 
 V^Iusli, V. a. I. (|>rr$li(t)) rotten, fnn 
 fren iDie SUnngeii). 2. i fliifi>ldl)fii, ertfflen 
 (Dtn ©tolj). 3. lajniBniiprJ aut'jiiafii. 
 
 To be flushed with ..., AU|ge6lof}t', 
 flufflet'Iiiren fein uoii .. . 
 
 ■'''lusli, adj. 1. frif4>, rafct^, friiftig, 
 »oflft>itfia- 2. ^ bluljciiB (9}fni). Shak. 3. 
 (in I rcid) (oil), tei(t)li(ft uerfeljcn (iiiit). 4. 
 [o »Rpr6'imcrifflj (witlij freigetig, i)frfc()n)ciu 
 teriic^ (mit) 6. [>llrd><t.] bic^^t aiiliegciiD; 
 l»3)f(iiir.) in Wortel geUgt. 6. iuci((), tbtn. 
 
 A flush deck, I'Mfnr.J eiiigniijefiaSerDerf. 
 
 l*'^lui(li, 1. 1. bai <S>tm\\en, btx •S><t)iti, 
 3uilrpni (6c« 93liite« in bai (iJefidjt !c.}. 2. 
 bie 9ibti)e (bei Qiefid)t6); bit &rroil)iing. 3. 
 i bie 9Iiifiunfliing (i<. greiibe jo. 4. i a) 
 tic saiife, btt Wu<t)t. b) ^ bit Slide, ber 
 Ueberfln^. 5. (fr. flux) [^rtrteniV-l ber gliip 
 6. (■'Wui'.] ber Iriller. 7. (tin ■JliiSDrurf fiir 
 tine ?lnjnl)I Q-nten) ber Jjliig, 3»g- Spcsscr. 
 
 F'luslier, flushiir, «. iDrnut).] ber 
 Wrtii^iiMtr. 
 
 ■riusliiiifir* iluiUi'ing,*. l.bie^Kot^e 
 <lni (Scfidjie;. 2. Ifflei'gr.J ibie Srnbt) Siief. 
 (Ingen. 
 
 FLU 
 
 li^Iuster, flus'tur. r. a. tti)i^tn (ivie 
 buret) Xrtnfen) ; einen Sinufct) jutrmfen (&i> 
 neinj; benebclnj oermtrren. 
 
 Flustered in drink, benebelt. 
 
 JPluster^ V. n. 1. eri}tQt, verivirrt, 
 benebeit icin. 2. fliifTd)nclCeu, priiljlen. 
 
 JPlustery «. bie 4>>9c> ^ilutiuiidung; 
 SSenuirrung. 
 
 A fluster of fortune, ein 0)lucf£fti(l. 
 
 Klute, flute, (fr. flute ; t)oU. fluit) i. 
 I. ['Wi'uf.J bie iJlote. 2. [lUrdjicJ bie Dtiefe, 
 Jiinne (an (&aulen>. 3. [<>Ittar. j bie ^lute, 
 ijliite, 5leute c2irt ©d)iffe). 
 
 Ueruiaii flute, bie£luerilote. Beaked -, 
 bie Sd)nal'elpote. 
 
 F 1 u t e - s t o p, Der $loCen)ug (an Orgeln). 
 
 Salute, v. n. flbten. 
 
 F'lute, V. a. [<ili'd)it.j riefein (@^ulen). 
 
 JFlutudf flii'iod, adj. bunn, f<i3ten< 
 nrtuj. [btiu'er. 
 
 A<^luter» fliite'ur, «. o ber 'Sluien: 
 
 I'^lutiiiS'f fiu'iing, «. [>ilrit)i(.J bie 
 'Jiiefe; geriefelie ilrbett. 
 
 Flu tings enriched with cables, riinb> 
 gerippre SJiefen. -s with intervals, gliurge> 
 rippte 9?iffeu. — • without iuiervals, \(S)(ni' 
 gertppte 'JCiefen. 
 
 F'lutter, flut'tur, (angeir. floteran; 
 l;otl. floddereii) c. n. 1. i flattem (luie :5i<gel 
 in Der Snft). 2 i (fic^ unruljig l;in nnb l}cr 
 beiuegen) jliittern: (about) umi;erfla(iern. 
 
 A fluttering f.in, ^ em rpiiienber Sa> 
 stftt. Fluttering, fliUtertjilft. 
 
 ITlutterf V. a. 1. perr(t)en(t)en, fc^eu> 
 rt)en. 2. DiTiuirten, beunruljigen. 
 
 JPIutter, t. 1. bai c^iifatter ; (bie 
 ger(l)ivini>e u. uiiregelniiigige 25eivcgiing) - 
 uf a fan , bai ®piel niit einein t}>ii1)er. 2. 
 i Die lliiriil)e ; 33erlegenl;ei( ; iStrivirrung. 
 3. bai <Bd)manten ; bit ©d)iuiMiiiiiig. 
 
 ITlutteriiig', flutiuiing. t. bai 
 ^lattttn; 6(t)iuiinren ; Die ^crimrrnng. 
 
 V^luviatic, fiuveat ik,> iFlu'via- 
 
 li^luvial, flu'veal, ytile)(l.)adj. 
 
 )n SliilTeii <itt)oriq, aoaffer... (tJJjJ'I'UC "•)• 
 
 |<^luK, fluks, (lac. fluxus) «. 1. {bai 
 glie^en) Der (}l"fl- 2. i a) ber UmliUif, "Hb-. 
 unb 3nfinei (Daljer) b) bie2>en\iiDening. 3. 
 (befonDera ■'Jlieb.) Der >2lu<jiliiM, >!lt'gang, 
 »lln«>purf; (Da^cr) 4. a) bie -Jiul)r, rpti)e 
 9{ul)r. b) ber ©peirt)elfliie. 5. (ipobrograpl).] 
 Die Jlutl). 6. I >»?etafl. ] ber gmg. 7. ( ber 
 jJuiMrte ivorper jclliil) ber gliig. 8. t ber 
 3iil"aintnenfln&, bie glutlj. Shak. 
 
 To be in a flux, 1. ben (Bpci(i)Clfi!UB 
 Ijaben. 2. bal;inf(t>i»inben. - of money, ber 
 (i)elbiinilauf. (anberlid). 
 
 ■•'^lux, adj. unfl^t, unbeilanbig , vet-. 
 
 ITlux, V. a. 1. rcl)niel}en, in $lm brin: 
 gen. 2. f biird) Den @pcid)eii>uf! al'|iil;rfn. 
 
 To be fluxed into another world. Dlird) 
 ben ©pi'id)eIj1iiB in eine anberc ii5cit bffor> 
 Dert luerbeii. ( 3n- u. 'Jlbjlr&nien. 
 
 Kluxntiun, fhiksa'sliun, *. bai 
 
 V^luxibility, fUiksebil eie, (Fluz- 
 il'irv) *. bie £d)mrlibarfeit. 
 
 ■•''luxible, fliiks ebl, adj- ft^niel}' 
 bar; luanbeibar. 
 
 l<^luxion, riuk'shun, (tat.) *. I. (bai 
 Jjlicgen) brr S'l'S- 2. ibai 5lirf5enbe) ber 
 51116. 3.pl. ('Wiatlj.lDieDiffiTeiijialrrdjniing. 
 i l<''luxiuiiary, flukshiinaii, adj. 
 
 FLY 
 
 [^at^.] bie Differenjialrecftnnng betreffenfr. 
 
 F'luxionist, fluk'sliunist, I. Qintt, 
 btt III ber Difffrenjialred)iiunfl beipaiibert ifl. 
 
 F'luxive, fliik'siv, adj. t (Jieuenb; 
 fluillg. [ilgfeit. 
 
 V^luxure, fluk'shi'ire, *. f Die Jlui's 
 
 V^Iy, fli, (nngelf. fleogan; l;pfi. vlie« 
 gen; |'d)IV. flyga) praet. flew, pp. flown^ 
 V. n. 1. 5 fliegen (oon asijgein ic). 2. pie» 
 gen (i»ie 2Solfen, llanpneiifugein ic.). 3. 
 piegcn (ileigen in bie Siift). 4. (fid) i'd)ne(I 
 }u £anb Dber ju aaSaffer beiuegen) fJiegen, 
 eilen, (j. 5B. er (Ipg bnljin). 5. (fid) fdjnefl 
 beivegen) fticgen. C. ivegfliegeii. 7. fliegen, 
 entjtieljen (luie bie 3eio. 8. platen, fpringen, 
 au^einanberjliegen (ivie cine ^lafc^etc). 9. 
 praUen. 10. (ftd) uerbreiten) fliegen ouie ein 
 &etu<i)t). 11. f[ie()en. 12. a) ['Bfar.J pat* 
 tern, mttjtn (ivie eine t^lagge). b) fliegen 
 (wie eine gafjne). 
 
 Flying, fJiegenb ; - coach , ber <Bd)nt(lt, 
 &ilraagen, Die Q)erd)ii<inbfucr(^e; -pinion, 
 [lll)rniad)erf.J bie Unrulje; - pasty, Die 
 ^}}?eiird)en|'at)ung; With - colors, 1. init 
 fliegenben gal^nen. 2. ± gli'icflid); init &t)t 
 ten; — stationers, o SSaiifeliVinger. 
 
 To fly in pieces, ^enpringen, jerpla^en. 
 To - asunder, au^einanber fliegen. To — 
 away , wegfliegen. To - into a passion, 
 aiiffai)ren, l)i()ig iverben, ft^i) erjiirnen. To 
 - upward, aufiu^rt* fliegen. To - open, 
 anfjliegen (i»ie il)uren). To - in one's face, 
 
 1. &incn grpb beleibigen. 2. (Einein lru$ 
 bieten. 3. Qimm blutige SSunuiirfe ma(i)tn 
 (iiber ®ti«a«). To let -, I. lpS|d)iepi;u (einea 
 '!^ieHt,aatl 20. 2. ['TOar.] id)ie6tn (uffen. 
 
 To fly about, 1. f Ijeruiufliegen. 2. ± 
 fid) pcrbreiten (luie &ttud)tt). 
 
 To fly abroa'd, rnc^tbat tverben, fi(^ 
 au^breiten. 
 
 To - at, 1. fjerfaflen I'iber..., f(^icgcn, 
 Ii)£fai)reu anf . . . 2. jagen, beijen. Flying 
 at the brook, bie O'^gb auf 2Caf[erppgel, 
 ^eiit am 2Daf[er. Shak. 
 
 To fly back, I. jiinlrfpraflen , junlcf* 
 fpringtn. 2. ilatig luerben , flii^en , Ijinten 
 aii«rct)lagcn (u. ^pferbeio. 
 
 To fly off, 1. n)egfliet)cn. 2. obtriinnig 
 luerDen, abfadcn. 3. megjliegen, loijgeljen. 
 4. juri'icfgetjen. 
 
 To - out, I, nu«6re£f)en (in 3i'rn tc). 
 
 2. an£r(t)iueifen. 3. ploOlid) uDer l)cftig abi 
 iueid)en (uon einer 3{i(^tung). 4. (into) ficft 
 ergeben (einer <Sa<t)t); To - out into ex- 
 penses, bebeutenben ^UifiuaiiD niad)en. 
 
 ITIy, V. a. 1. jliel)en, meiben (3eninnb« 
 9lngeiid)t JC. ). 2. [aBaibnifpr.] beijen. 3. 
 fliegen laffen (in ber Cuft). 
 
 ITly, (angelf. fleoge; |"rf)iv. fluga) «. 
 1. [©ntpui.) bie JJliege. 2. [-Mict^).] a) bie 
 flapper, ber 2DebeI , 6d)iueiigi'l ; baS 
 'B<t)mu\Qtab. b) bie llnrnlje (an llljren;. 3. 
 ber 2J3inDfal)nenfltiael , SCinbieigcr. 4. Die 
 6)ei'd)iPtnDfntr(t)e. 
 
 Fly by night, Die S^ej:t. 
 
 Fly-baue, [ S»pt.] Der Sliegenfmiget 
 -•bitten, pon Jlifgcn beid)miiljr. -- 
 blow, V. a. bcrd)iueiBtn (mie (J"'gf">- -• 
 blow, *. a) ber 5Jliegenrd)miG- b) 6a6 
 '5d)Piipflailrrd)eu. — blowing. Die @d)iiiriB» 
 jliegc. --boat, bai JJlifboor CJlrr Ijoll 
 O'ldjO. — catcher, I. ber $lieoeii|'anget 
 
350 Fate, fiir, fall. fat. ML mef. Fine. fin. N6, mhve, ndr, got, Sil, rl6nd. Ti'ihe, tiib, full. t/nn. THis. 
 
 FLY 
 
 2, [Drnit^.] ber (jricgenflcdfjer, ^licgenfrf)!!.!^* 
 pet. Fly- fish, v. n. tnit gliecieii niiflcin. 
 --flap, 1. ber SJiiegenii'Ctel. 2. bie glic; 
 flenf(ntfd)e. --honeysuckle, [^ot.] tie 
 ©tre^e; African ~, bie aSccrenfcfjrnbe. -- 
 trap, [aSot.] bie gemeine ijlifgcufnfk. — 
 tree, bcr gliegenbaunt. — wort, l'35ot.J 
 ber ?f}?ucfenf(ini]cr. 
 
 ■<^lyer, fli'ur, (gero&ljnr. flier) «. 1. 
 ber Jyliegenbe; JJIie^enbe. 2. bai (Sd)iiiiing= 
 tnb, bie flapper (mi Srnteniuenberii). 3. 
 {9JrAit.] pi. bie Jreitreppe. 
 
 ■riying-, fli'ing, J. 1. - out, brtS ^ett 
 Dorrngcn. 2. — at the brook, bie Ongb niif 
 COnfferuogel. Shak. - adj. piegenb. 
 
 Flying horse, t)ai gliigeirog. — brid- 
 ge , bie fliegcnbe 58ri'irfe. - coach, bet ©il; 
 tragen, bie ®e\'d)m'mbtut\d)t. - fish, ber 
 fTiegettbe 5'f4- -camp, bn« fliegenbe 2a-' 
 (jet. -louse, bieCniiSs, ^fetbefliege. - 
 party, bet fliegeiibe ^eerljflufen. - seal, tai 
 offene ©icgel. 
 
 f oalf fole, (angelf. fola, fole; ban. 
 *SI; fd)ro. fala; gt. polos) «. ba6 %Mtn. 
 Hare with -, bie ttnct)tige ©tufe. [tid). 
 
 Foal-bit, —foot, [■Hot.] bet^uflnts 
 
 Voal) V. n. ft'iflen, fof^len. 
 
 JF'oalf ». a. luerfen (ein JJutten). 
 
 Vuakiilf f6me, (aiigeir. faem, fam) «. 
 bet 5ntim, ®rf)fliini. 
 
 ■i^oaiiif V- n. 1. T fd)(»imtn, fc^autnen. 
 2. i (111 ii}!!:!) fciii) fdjiiiimen. 
 
 l<''oaiii) V- »' To - out, nuffd^nunien. 
 
 F'uuniing^ly,f6aie'ingle, ado <<i)au: 
 meiib. 
 
 F'oamy, fo'mA. adj. fc^numifl 
 
 Ifob, fob, (JiiPP') *• I. bie ffciiie 
 Snf(l)e i llhr=, ^ofeiunrdje. 2. e a) bie 2np< 
 ^l^ctei. b) ber iiiiiff. 
 
 Frtt fob, e bet fleine Ditfronnfl. -- 
 ^d o o d t e , 6 bet ©efrppte, Wntt. 
 
 V^ob, e. a. fi'ppen, niiiiil;reti, burd) 
 51rgli|l betriigen. 
 
 To fob off, fid) butd) finiffe vvm ^n'fe 
 fd)nffeii, nOi'peifcn. Shak. 
 
 JF'ucag'e, fo'k4je, «. bai ^ctbgelb. 
 
 Vucalf to'kal, (u. (at. focus) adj. 
 jiim 58reMnpiiiifte gcf)otig. 
 
 Pocil, fo'sil, (ft. focile) *. [9Iniit.] 
 a> bie 2lrnibeint, ©Iboflenri^ljre. b) ba6 
 ®d)ien6ein. 
 
 t^uciilation, fosilli'shdn, t. t 
 ber Zroit, i(\S Snbfnl, bie ^iilfe. 
 
 I*^OCU8, fo'kus, (J. 2S.) pf. focuses 
 Ob. foci. *. 1. [2ei(Tenfif>., Dptif u. iJJIntl;.] 
 ber Srfiiiipiiiifr, JJpfus. 2. § bet 'DJfirtcI; 
 jjunft, 93renitpimft. 
 
 |4*'ut1(ler, fod'dur, (niigerf. foddor, 
 fother; l)o(l. voeder; fd)iu. foder) <• I. ba& 
 (trwfene) gutter, bie Jutreruiig (fur %^itv: 
 be to. 2. COKin.] ba& i5uber (ein TOa^ = 
 22 Dber 22 '/^ hundred). 
 
 Vodder, v. a. l. (geiuofjnlicd mit 
 ttpcfeucui gutter) futtern (.ba6 SSitlj). 2. 
 (lopftn (eiuin Cecf). - v. n. gutter eiuljD; 
 ten, furrngiren. [tercr; gnttcrljoler. 
 
 ■•'^udderer, fod'durur, *. Ber Si'it: 
 
 IT'odient, fo'deent, (Int.) adj. t 
 flrabcnb. 
 
 foe, fo, (nngelf. fah, v. fean, feon, 
 t1gan. Ijnffen) '' pi. fone, t. 1. § ber JJeiiib. 
 2. btt gcinb (ini JitiegOi (StQUtt. 3. (im 
 
 FOl 
 
 s'mg.) ber getnb (b. f). bit fcinbli(f>e 2lrmec). 
 4. t ( to ) bet geinb (ber SJegierung , Dfelis 
 gion ic). [tjiinCciii. 
 
 JPoe, V. a. * (infeinben, feiuDlic^ i'c= 
 
 H^oeliood, fu'hud, 4. t bie geiiio- 
 frf>«ift. 
 
 JPoelike^ f6'like, adj. feinblid). 
 
 ITueBiituii, fo'oian, *. ^ ber geinb 
 (im ilriege). [beefrudjt. 
 
 F'oetus, fe'tus, ((at. SS.) «. bie £ei: 
 
 ■Tog-, tog, (i6l-. fug) *. I. ber (bicfe) 
 iWebel. 2. bie ©tiuibj ober 9{nud)molfe. 3. 
 (u). fwg) bnS (5)ruutmet, (Spntljeu. 
 
 Fog- bank, f'iUJiit.] bie iJfebelbanf. -- 
 month, bet 'Jtebelinonat. 
 
 fog', V. a. utnuebeln, vetbunfeln. 
 
 F'o^g-ag-e, fog'aje, «. [JJoti^gefefjel 
 bn6 tnitfe (^riie. 
 
 JPug-g-ily, fog'gele,a(ia. nebelig ; bid)t. 
 
 l*^og-$;'iuess , foggenes, 4. Dte ne: 
 belige ^eid)iiJtEiil;eit (bet i-'ufi), bie JJunfel; 
 t)eit; Dtd)tigfeit (ber Sbiolfen). 
 
 l^'og-g-y, fog ge. adj. I. nebelig; bi(^)t 
 (0. 2i5uifcii>. t. eiiifaliig, bfliuifd). 
 
 JPuIl, foh, / , ,. . , ... , . 
 
 F'ua-ii \ ^""f^"* ^*''^ •"'"^- »'f"' ' 
 
 JPuibie, f6c'bl, (fr. 523.) adj. t \d)\mA). 
 
 ITuitole, ». t bie iSc^jiuactje, fd)wad)e 
 ©eite (einee »Uhiiiiie6 tc). 
 
 I<^uil, fOil, (uorm. afolee) v. a. I. i>er= 
 eireiu, ju (sd)anOeii uin4)eii. 2. abilumpfeii, 
 llunipf mnd)eii. 6hak. 3. ju ^oben luerfeii, 
 uiiernieii'leni , ubenuinbtu. 4. iibertreffen. 
 a. d". Fallow) biMd)eii. 6. bleubeu , banu 
 pfeu ; untuerfliict) uwcten. 7. nuSlegeu, jicren 
 
 IToil, *• I. Cie OiiebiTliige, ©djlappe; 
 ber UiifaK. 2. l ber Jvorb (bie gel)H>itro. 
 
 To give any one a foil, 1. (yiiieil }ll 
 iBobcn luerfeu. 2. (Jiuein cinjin iiorD gebeii. 
 To take the -, eiiieii itorb befinniucii. 
 
 l^'^oil, *. 1. (lu. fwyl; £>n6 Siiippicr. 2. 
 ,fr. teuille; bie §i)lie (btim ScrguiDeii , an 
 igpicgelii \i.); (aud) i) j. 25. Slie is a — to 
 you, fie bicnt 0')"tu juif gplie, b. I), buiit 
 fctiju, 0';" tod)oul;nt l)ernui}jul;cbeii 3. b\\b 
 I'nubiuerf, ber Sifrntl), bie 3ierDe. 
 
 To play at foils, tnppiereii. 
 
 fti^uilable, foil abl, adj. Detiverflid), 
 ju oenueigcrii, nt)iiifd)liigeii. (|ltt. 
 
 F'uiler, loiliir, «. bet ©ieger, ■^^itu 
 
 Ib^uiliug:, loil'ing, #. [ayaibmfpr.j 
 bie Jiil^rte (bii ipiri'd)c6), b<M> aiDtrutemerf- 
 ninl. 
 
 l<^oill , foul , (ft. poindre) r. n. 1. a; 
 (im '5fd)teu) ausiloMen, ciiieii (Stop tl;un. 
 b) (at) iloOi^n (nuf, and)). 2. f |led)eu. 
 
 l<^oiu, i. Ber ^Etojj; Stid). 
 
 l<''uin, s. bn6 -)J?iirber!, 2i5terifef(. 
 
 l<^oiiiing'ly, fouringle, ado. uiit 
 ©riiipcn. [ Siille, 'OJfenge, Ber Uct'crpuB. 
 
 l<^oisou, f6e'/n, (fr. 2i3.) ». t bit 
 
 As blossoming time that from tlie seed- 
 ness tlie bare fallow brings to teeming 
 foison, 10 luie bie SSliirejcit bcu fnljieu 
 «Ucfet niit |lef6 luac^ffubft ^xxWt. i'frfifl)t, 
 Bie I'Oit Bern ©neu (jetfommt. Shak. 
 
 l<''«»iMt, loist, (u. ft. fausser?) v. a. 
 (geiui3l)iil. niit i u) ( untcdjttunpigcr 2i3etfc, 
 im C4et)eimeii ) rinfd)tebeti ( llrfuiiBeii tc. ) ; 
 uiitrndjicben. i 
 
 To foi>t any thing into ..., etroo^ gal: 
 ('(^c£, Uued)te^ eiiinicftii in ... 
 
 FOL 
 
 F'oist, «. * (9irt leic^ter ©djiffe)' btc 
 
 guile. Beaumont. 
 
 F'oist, *. Ber gic|1. - ». n e fjeft^ii. 
 
 Ifoister, fois'tur, «. ber iBcrfnlfdjcr 
 
 (ooii UtfunBen ic.). 
 
 F^oistied, loist'Id, adj. fd)immlig. 
 
 FoistilieSS , fdist'enes , (. bet 
 fd)immltgc, miifnge <&tx\\&j, ®eilauf. 
 
 Foisty, foiste, adj. luiiffig, i^infenD 
 
 Fold, fold, (niigelf. laid, falde; xo, 
 fald) *. 1. bie i>iirbe, ©d)nfl)urBe, Ber ^iSfertft, 
 2. ber ©djnfiliiU. 3. a) Bie ©rf)iift)erbe. b) 
 II Bie @d)nfl)crbe, $erbe (= iiird)e). 4. f 
 bie(»renje. 5. (ongflf. feald; fdjiu. fall; ruiJ. 
 plialda) a) Bie grtite. b) ber Uiufd)lng. c> 
 ber gnl} (bet Sudjbtnberu). d) ber ill;ut») 
 glugel. 
 
 Fold-course, ba« Spfetc^jt e(^t. - • 
 garth, bet 5pof eiivet "iJMeierei. 
 
 F^«»ld, adj. u. ado. in Surammenfe^., 
 fnd), fiiliig, }. 3i. Two--, jiueifnltig, fout- 
 -, Dierfad) zc. 
 
 F'o Id, (nngelf. fealdan; gotf). faldan) 
 t>. a. I. \ a) falteu, in gnlteu legen. bj Cce 
 Snuge nnc<) jufnmmenlegen, btedjeii (3eu» 
 ge IC). c) fnijen (ipnpiet). d) iibcreinanbef 
 legcn (bie 91rme). 2. ± a) (Ocmnubcn in bie 
 ^•Mrme) ft^litgcn. b) ^ ijuUeu, einl;uaen (in 
 ginileriue ii.\ -1. eiiipfet(<ien , vfetct>fn 
 (©d)afe). 
 
 To fold up. jumnd)en, jiifrtinmenlegenj 
 fnlje* To have me fold up Parcas fatal 
 web^ .. luillft bu, Bog id) Bid) tobte. Shak. 
 To - in, libcrBccfeu, eiiitjiilleii. Shak. 
 
 F^old, V. n. fd)lif6eii, pnjjeii (mie Il)ii»» 
 j^ugifl l|d)Ug, Ca6 >J5fei-d)rcd)t. 
 
 ^''oldag^e, foicl'aje, 1. Btr ^purBen» 
 
 F''older, foldiir, *. i. bo* gaijdein. 
 2. Ber giUiiT, giilteiiBe. 
 
 F^oldiuj;-, tolding. adj. frtltenb, fal« 
 jeiib; fid) iui'iimnieiilegeuB. 
 
 Folding-bed, bAi gclBbctt. --chair, 
 Bir gelBs, iiliippilul)!. --door. Me glu» 
 gcitl)iir, iilappfi)iir. --scieen. Bte rpa, 
 uild)e iUaiiD. --stick, Bdf gatjlniii. — - 
 penknife, em geferUR'iKr mit eiiicm 
 gilljt'emc. - poc ke t -luii (ec n , Bie ia» 
 id)L'iiiiULrue. 
 
 F^oldiug-, *. 1. a) Bie goite, Ber g.iij. 
 b) Bat giiliiii, giiljen. 2. Bee -i5fird)iil)i,i3. 
 
 Foliaceouti, foiea i.tni.,. ii,u.)«<</. 
 bltUterig (lu'ii -J5(lii»ien u. 'JMiiierdlii'iu. 
 
 F^oliag-e, tiVleadje, *. i. :f Btio Soub, 
 35liuteru)crt. 2. lfd)6iie Jiuii|1eJ Bno Caut'iuerf. 
 
 F^oliHge, V. a. mit Snubwerf pet» 
 jiereii. 
 
 Foliate, fo'leate, V. a. I. ju 95int» 
 tern fd)ingen. 2. mit golie belcgeu. 
 
 Foliated gold, ba-i iMnttijiilB. 
 
 F^'oliate, adj. |23or.j bi.utcrig. 
 
 F^Oliated, ioleaied, p.p. ["DTinet 
 rnlg.l Dliuicrig. 
 
 F^oiiation, foiea'shun, a. 1. [!8ot.] 
 bns -iiii"6fd)lngeii ; Ber 'iJltvttcrrtanb, flatter* 
 iuud)6. 2. (3iib|l.J a' Brt« ©d)i(igeu ju iSInt* 
 tern, b) bni- Jbilegi-ii mit gt^iie. 
 
 F^oiiature, loieaislnire, s. I. bAl 
 ®efd)liigeufciii ju iiliuterii , Nis gefd)i<igene 
 ajintr, "iUiTf. 2. Bie «liutfruug. 
 
 Folier, fo'lcur. *. Me gpiie, bii« 
 Wliiiijbintf. I ^liittcr iHTiun-tTiiiiieiit). 
 
 F^uliferouM, luiiriiii*, ant.) adj. 
 
FAte. far, fall. fat. .\Ie. met. Fine. fin. N6. move. ndr. got, dll. c\6ni\. Tiibe, tab. full, \fi\n. THis. 351 
 
 JbOL 
 
 Folio, fi'leA, «. 1. -Ob. — volume, 
 ter goliiint. 2. a) bai gritp, bit aSogenforiu. 
 
 b) tai ^mu, gplio, bit 93latt|'citei ©eitcii: 
 iai)(. [d>(n. 
 
 F'oliole, f6'li&l, «. [Sot.] ba« 93loct< 
 ■<^ulioiiiort, fi'liomdrtjod;'. 6raun: 
 
 F'ollot, f&'leot, «. tier '^oltnqtiH. 
 
 l<''olious, f6'Uus, adj. bldtteii(]. 
 
 l«'olk, foke, f (tint Der &uDuiia be£ 
 
 ■•''oiks, r^kea,^p<.) (anotir. folc) «. ( 
 ba< 93oif, Dit Crute. 
 
 Gentle folks. oi>rn(i^tne Scute. Folk- 
 land, (nngelf. foldund), [eiigl. ®e|e$) 
 ta6 nie^«re Ce^mgut. — mote, (angelf. 
 2i3.), tit SBclttDttiamnilunq. 
 
 IToIlicIe, fol'lekl, (lat.) «. 1. [S^t.] 
 t»ie 9)nlgfrt|)rel , Der Srud>t6olg. 2. [Mnat.J 
 ta6 93l<i«(t)en, Bruidibld6d)cn , i^iiutc^en. 
 3. [(ri)ir.j Cet Qifafad. 
 
 JPulliculous , foilik'uiui, adj. 
 IMnnt.) bnlqietnariifl, bCnfennrfifl. [Ij»ii. 
 
 F'ollirul, ini'leful, tuii. t wd ll)or> 
 
 ■•"'ullU^V, tol i6, (aiiacir. folgiaii, fi- 
 lian, fylgaio v. a. I. (Q-ineup folDeit. na(b> 
 folgen. 2. uetfoljjoi (einen JeiiiD ic). 3. 
 (©inem> fplflcn, ((finen; begUiten (nuf einet 
 9{ei|c ic). 4. i a) folfjen, nfld)toiflei> <"' *J1"= 
 feljutifl ber 3eit). b; beflleiteii (nW eiiie Jelflei. 
 
 c) fotgen, uerriMneii (nut brn ^uae'U. d; be. 
 fpl^en, nnt^flhmeii. e) ttjtrilenieine'Wtiimuij). 
 fliil)Angi:ii (eiiut Ciibrt zo. f> buolflW leub: 
 ntf)ten (©efeljle ic.>, ficf) l)rtlten au.., ^lineni 
 aSet'fljte to iindjfoniineii. g> Dcrt'oM*". 4" 
 trrfifben fud)en. Ii) niitubtii, treiftw (tin 
 ©tfiftaft) ; Jifldjgrijen, oblirgeii, ftd/ oibmirit 
 utnem Wfrd>iifte K.). i) ant)iiim-ii {(iiutiu). 
 J)fliil)aiigrii, eljren. k) frlgen, fid) leittii lajjeii 
 (iHMi). Ij niittjfleljeii (btm Wtrudje u.), iirtd)' 
 ^iigen (bem Serguiigeii tc;. »> nad)fplgt'ii 
 tfiiccetirtn). 
 
 To follow the law, a) bie 9il<i)tt (lU' 
 biren. b) ben ^eg dfectjtrii* ergreiren , rin> 
 gen. To ht followed bjr, bnn^eii, itiit< 
 bniigen. 
 
 ■<^ullowr, p. n. I. $ folgen. 2. folgrii, 
 itod)fiMgen, Biid>rreten. Shak. 3. fi^lgen (in 
 •.•.lutljiiiig ber 3eif;. 4. folgen, entiVI;i« (nl« 
 SC(rfung einer tlrfactK;. 5. <from> folgen 
 (au5 ffiwiK). 
 
 A* f o 1 1 o ws, ivie fotgt, folgenber'iDIagen. 
 
 To follow on, brljorren. 
 
 l>^olloiver, foi l/iiir, 4. 1.?ber3ia(4> 
 fi'iger, Ot.idjfietnr. 2. t ber iW.id)folgrr ; »Jln< 
 b.iii.ier. 3. ber3if.<l>toigrr, SBercljrer i(»pite6j. 
 4.terfflei>(ird)af"fer, *eglritcr. 5. Ber*Wnfiuat« 
 ter. 6. pi. a; Ni£ (4rtVlge. ti) ber iUiU)ang 
 
 JK'ollo%«'iii|p, (ol'ioiiig . »di. foigenb. 
 
 ■•'"oily, fol'le, (fr. foUe) «. I. (3ll> 
 (liinb ber «7torrl)cit; bie 'Tinrrljcit, il;orl)eit. 
 2. (bie nnrrifdje i^ancuing) Die 9»rtrrt)cit, 
 Ibinheit. 3. || bie 05orm>fuifeir. 
 
 ■•^umaliHut, f/i'maiiaiit,«. [Slflron.] 
 bet 3oinal)ant, t<\6 'j'ird>4nnu|. 
 
 V^OIIteilt , f<!>iii«iit', (lat. fooiento) 
 9. a. I. ("OOieb.] biilien , eriuiirmen (Wuebm. i 
 2. T + pflegui , l)fgfii. Mii.tob. 3. i iintet' 
 hiilten cJlnfriihr lo, onrrgen. | 
 
 ■•''OllientHlilkll, lomenti'aiiun, «. 
 I. lU'eb.) a* Die -S.iijimg. l>> t<\i 'hni^\ 
 ir.irtei. 2. i bie lUiterl)Aliiiiig, »Ral;rung, iliu 
 rtguno* i 
 
 F'oinenter , f6iuent'nr , «. ber 
 ^fleger; Uiiiert)rtUer. 
 
 ITon, foil, (.Chaucer fonne; i<l. 
 faane.) «. » ber 9Jarr, Duiumfopf. 
 
 A^ond f foud , (|'(t)i>tt. foil , fone ; ir. 
 fonn) adj. I. tl)orid)i, niimfc^, eiiiiiiltig; 
 uippifd), alberu. Shak. 2. tibertrieben )>)rc; 
 udi, aU)U n>i(^|l(t;t£. 3. (of; uerimrrt, ver> 
 liebt (in) , eiugcnoinnieu ifur) 4.[i!0aib: 
 miVr.) inufjg. 
 
 To be fond of, ©trca* gcm effen, flern 
 triufen, gcrn Ijaben, I'ei^r lieben. 
 
 Poudf v. a. ^ liebfDi'en , uerjdrtelii, 
 mit grower 3Artlid){eit bet}anbeln. 
 
 JFoud, V. H. 1. t (on) oernarrt, vet: 
 liebt fein (in> , fel^r |ugctl)an few (g-ineni). 
 2. * (ongeli*. fuudiauj lUcben. 
 
 fondle, foiid'l , V. a. nitt groger 
 Saritidjteit be^anbcla, lubtoi'en , veriiuulii. 
 
 IToudler, fond liir, «. ber S^erjiiri' 
 ler, £icbU:r. 
 
 JPoudlingr, fondling, t. ber Sicb' 
 ling, in& >£d)oppiinb. - adj. j.irtlict). 
 
 F'oudly, foud'U, (ut*. 1. it)bvi<t)t, 
 narru'd), einf>utig. 2. jiirclK^, iniiig, l)erjU(t> 
 
 1 fondly dieauit of it, ^ utf t)a\>t nucf) 
 
 getiiuut>t- 
 
 ■•''oufluesa , fondoea, t. L * bie 
 
 Xl)orbeit. bPE.\iiEii. 2. Die libertciebene, nari 
 r()'ct)e Siirtlic^teit, l!iebe 3. Die Stirtlicbreit, 
 3niiig((it. 4. l (for, to; bie !ilal;nngli(t;Cei(, 
 iSorlii'be, gro^e i'lebe (tur>. 
 
 ITunt, font, (i>u. fon«; «. l. ber 
 Inuhttin. 2. (fr. fonte> (lijpogf.] ber e)up 
 (i>. v6i1)nttcM) (eiiicM UriVriiiig betreifcnb. 
 
 ■•^outal, foui'al, adj. eine Quelle, 
 
 JPoUtUUel, fonl'aiiel, (fr.; «. 1. 
 [-}ln>u.j Da6 ibtiuuten, Die ij^onianeilc. 2. 
 biiS $uiitniii:U, Aunrtgefdyiuur. 
 
 li^outtui^e, loiiiajijeS (^. 28.) «• 
 bie :{?.iubeiiict><e't<:> J>aubL'ubuiibf4)ii'i|e. 
 
 l<^ood, f(Ju(t, (angelf. fud, fuda) «. 
 1. t>a6 gutter. 2. bie i&(M:t|'e, >;>{at)tuug. 3. 
 1 bie OJiiijriing. 
 
 l<'^ood, o. a. t futtern. 
 
 l<''oodf'ul, fuuU till, adj. ua^reub, 
 nal}n(ini; frnd^ibiir, lioS; iinfrud^ibar. 
 
 l<''oodlefiM, tuud'U*. adj. mit)rung«> 
 
 l<^OOdy, foOde, adi. t epbiut, g<> 
 niegbar. 
 
 l<''ool, fuul, (fc foj, fou; i£l. fol; 
 0). foi, fwl; «. 1. ? ber H)ft, Oiarr. 2. J 
 ber Oinrr. 3. |' ber iJuirr, Itjtit, (JJottu^e. 4. 
 Der Oiiirr, (8(i}air£uarr, j^anMunril; :po|- 
 norr. 6. t bai tSpteliverf, Der @pii'lbaU (Dee 
 ©c^icffiiW; Shak. 
 
 2. Experience keeps a dear school, but 
 fools will learn in no other. 
 
 Fkarklih. 
 
 Fool's paradise, lUi>vien, bad t&(l)la! 
 raffiMil.uiD. A -■» tap. Die iJ?iirri'nfiipi)e. A 
 - Willi a witness, etn audgeuiad)ter <)iarr. 
 Playing llie fool, Die KillDcri'i, iJ50|Tcn. 
 
 Prov. Fools will be meddling, :pailf; 
 narr ineiigt fid) i" 'Mt'«. -s liave fortune, 
 p,w6 foniiiit Diird) feme Dtnnniljeit fort. 
 Kvery niHU lia» a — in his sleeve, ^e^*^)^ 
 l)ai fein ©terfeiw'crb. A -'s bolt is soon 
 siiot. >>iarrrn)m0 i|l bcM }U Q-nbe. 
 
 To pliiy the fool, I. Den aStrnicften fpie» 
 ten. 2. ben iRarren madjen , Piiminee 3''iig 
 uiad^i'ii. To play the — with ou« sself, ciiie 
 
 100 
 
 'tf}otf)tit begefjen. To m?.ke a fool of,&inen 
 jnni iJiarren Ijaben, jum ©e|len (joben. To 
 put the - on, Qrimn anfiitjren, ^mtergeljen, 
 begaunern, betriigen. If ye should lead her 
 into a -'s paradite, loenii il;r berfelben falfcfte 
 ^ojfiiunflcn mac^en fodtet. Shar. 
 
 Fool-begged, t tt)bri<l^t , nlbern , ab« 
 gefd)ma(ft. Shak. — bold, t toUfiiljn. -- 
 born, ein >)?rtrr i>on ipaufe au^. --finder, 
 Q ber ^lifdjer. --happy, giucfiid) otjne 
 2i|l obcr aScrbtenil. —-hardy, n) to(U 
 fiiljn. b> Diimmbreiil. --hardiness, +-- 
 hardise,a) bie iollf ul)nl)cit. b) bieDunim* 
 breiiligfeit. -'s-parsley, [ibot.j bie 
 £)uubd))eterfilie, ©leige. --stones. pU 
 [»i)t.i ba6 ^nabenfraut. — trap. Die >»a»» 
 renfntte. [ren, fpnfTen- 
 
 ITool , V. n. ben 9?arren madjen, nar« 
 
 li^ool, V. a. 1. narren , nufjieljen, 
 (iffcn , )um £8e)Ten Ijaben. 2. betl)5ren. 3. 
 niimfct), )um iRarren ina({)en. Shak.. 4. be« 
 trugen. 
 
 To fool any one out of his money, 
 Qintm fein @elb abjngcn. To - away , tl)&< 
 ritzier S^eife, unnu^ i>er|'dpmenben (3eit, 
 (SelD to. 
 
 ITool, «. ein Qiettant aui gebru^trn 
 unb jermalniten t^ac^elbeeren mit i>{nt)in. 
 
 foolery, fuuidre, «. i. (Der3u< 
 llnnb ber 3?.url)eit) bie iJIarrbeit. 2. (Die 
 it)'ovi<t)tt ipanDlungi Die 9?arrl}eit, ll)orl)eit. 
 3. Die I'uinperei, •)iarrl)eit. 
 
 IToolish, l(jui 'i»h. a<U. 1. S tt)bti<t)t, 
 narrifd). 2. luimfit, aibern. 3. /rii)erliit> ; 
 po(Tciil)aft. 4. II fnuDIict, gottlpd. — adv. 
 F o o 1 ' i K h I y , niirnfd), tl)on(()t ; gottlotf. 
 
 f OOlildllieMS , fuulKlinea,, «. I. 
 Die il)ori;cit, iJ}iirrl)eif. 2. Die Oiarrciipojien 
 3. II Die II)orl)eit, Ungereiintl)eit. 
 
 f oolscup, fuuU'kap, «. tai $ro> 
 patriapapit-r (^t fleined (Sd)reibpapier). 
 
 foord, (f(t)Ott.> a ford. 
 
 foot, fut, (angelf. lot, fet ; I)on. voet} 
 gr. pus; fandfr. pad; ftain. bat; (opt. bat, 
 fat) pi. feet, «. I. § ber Jug. 2. i a)$etmad 
 Su6<irtige£, ber uuterile Xt)iil, tai Unter< 
 tt}eii, llntere (einer <S>actft), ber JJu^ (eined 
 Iifd;etf, einer @iiule lo. b> ber dianb (etned 
 i8egei£). obex^u^, (S(t)lu6 , bad (i'libe (einer 
 9ied)niiiig lo. d) ber (}ug, @d)enfel (eined 
 3irfeld). e) bie (£(f)ivelle (einer Dreljbanf), 
 f> Der iu^, ®runb. g) (in DiijVni t^inne 
 and) footing) ber 5ii0 (3n|lanb, Die Sage;. 
 \» [ li)pogr.] Der 5ug, Da« Untcrrljetl (ber 
 Druif fd)rift ). i) bie &d)ere (einer iiBage). 
 j) DcrSd/uI) (bedSiieffldtc), jJuBling, gu^. 
 3. l^)}iilit.J (in biefem (Smite niir tiny.) b(\& 
 (>n6oi'lf / bie Onfanrerie. 4. [-Miag] ber 
 'Sue, (S(f)ul). 5, [<|>pef.J ber giitf. 6, ber 
 ©d)ritij ©nng. 7. <' ber (gleictje) ^.preie. 
 f) Our constitution may hereafier be 
 placed on a belter foot, g) We are 
 not on the same — with our fellow ci- 
 tixeus. Webster. 
 
 By foot, on -, jn gu0; by -, ©djritt 
 wv iSd)ritt, nad) unb nad). Every - and 
 anou, '•'■ jeDen lUngenbiirf. To be on -, «> 
 aiif Den 35ciiien frm. b; im (^ange, int 
 iijerfe fein. To set on - in (S)nng bringen. 
 To be on — at an hour's warning. jeDt 
 ©tiinfe jiini ^Ibiiinrfdje bcreir iVin. I have 
 the length of his - lo a hair , id) tiHUt lt)ll 
 
352 F^te. f^r. fall, fat. Mh. met Fine. fin. N6, movp, ndr, -6t. 6\l. clortd. Tube. trib. ftill. t//in. THis. 
 
 FOO 
 
 ifliif fin 5paiir. My foot my tutor, miU iai 
 ©i &ici?i'iine meiileru? Shak. At - of tlie 
 present, nni i^djliiffc ticffi, l)ier uiiteii, 
 utueti. As (noted; at-, luie Uiiten (letjenO 
 cDer bcmerft. 
 
 Foot- ball, 1. tcr !8nr(on, »nri. 1. bai 
 SBnnonrc^lrtgcn, Ircibeii t>e& fbdhnxi met &«ii 
 &ii&en. — l>and», pi. bit ^u^volttt. -- 
 board, bni JJii^bret; Herjfiietritt (nil ^ut- 
 fdjeii). --boy, bet Ciiufourrdje, btv Snfei. 
 
 — -breadth, bit 33reite eiiie^ ^ii^e^/ ti» 
 gugOreit. --bridge, Der ©teg. --cloth, 
 a) Die JJiigeecfe. b) eiiie 91rt grower ©djiv 
 bracfe. Shak. --fall, ber gel;itritt. — 
 
 — fight, bai ®rt'f(i)t Jll 5ii0. -guards, 
 «. p(. bie JJti^gnrben. — halt, bie t'nl)iiie 
 (cine <£(^nffranfl)eit). --hold, ber 9{niini, 
 ^la^ fiir bie giige. --hot. adv. fd)iiurilrarf 6, 
 Prncf*. -.ticker, bet ©peidjcUerfer. Shak. 
 --tock, bie ^nnrjotte. — man, I. ber 
 ^'i^l'iilbnt, Jii^ganger, Oiif'i"ttri|l. 2. ber 
 liafei. 3. ein ®e|le(I (in fiiid)cn jum 3ib> 
 (len zc). 4. ber Jii^giinger (im9lllgeiiiciiien). 
 
 — mans hip. Die j^iinil, tlebiiiig rinef 
 giiggcingert. --mantle, ber llcl'enuurf 
 (fiir £)anien beitii Sfeiten). --pace, l. 
 ber langiniue ©d)ritt. 2. bet Xrevvenn^= 
 fa^, bie ireppeiirul^e. --pad, ber ©trnpeiu 
 rauber jii JJiip. — path, ber (Jn^ileig, giiy; 
 pfiiD. —-plow, eine 91rt 'iJJfliig. --post. 
 
 — post-boy, Diejiippotl; DeriBotetiUiuier, 
 *Dtf. •>— race, Der 2i3ettlnuf. --rcpe, 
 (<tRar.] a) bi\6 llnterleit. b) pi. bia ^nrt- 
 icinen. — room, ber diaiun fiir bi* Jyiipe. 
 
 — rot, bie 5"^tfJ"le- --rules, *. pi. (i\u 
 fiipige 93{af|trtbe. --soldier, Der gufi' 
 gr.iujer. — stalk, [S&ot.] Der ©tiel, ©ten; 
 gel. --stall, a) Der ©teigbiigel fiir X>a' 
 men. b) bai guggeileH. --step, a) Der 
 gii^flapfe, bie ©(Jilt, b) ± bie ©our; pi- 
 «) bflg S»eift>iel. fi) ber ^pfnD. c) [iypogr.) 
 ber 31iitritt (nn ber iprejje). — stool, Der 
 6c!)einel, Jugfrfjemel. — waling, [OKnr.J 
 b'M OBegern. 
 
 F'oot, t>. n. I. tanjen, trippeln, fprin: 
 (jen 2. (geiu&l)iil. init it) ju gupe gcljen, 
 (jef)en ; ivnnbelii. 
 
 l<^oot, V. a. I. treten, mit bent 5"0e 
 treitn (nuf), bctreteu. 2. t erri(()tfn. Shak. 
 i. [^lUibelJ rumnien, t'liiniiiircn (eiiie 9{e(t): 
 nnngj. 4. niit (Jiipliiigen ucrfel^i-n, befoljlen 
 (©triimpfe JO. 5. -f niit ben Jii^en l)iilten. 
 6. im past, feflen gup fajTen, (id) feilfeocii 
 (in eincm 2anbe). 
 
 l*'^uuted, fSt'ed, adj. (befiMiDerd in 
 Sufnninicnrc^iiiigen) fii^ig , mit (Jiipcn. 
 
 Long-footed, Inngfiigig. 
 
 V^outiiig^ , futing, *. I. bet Ratlin, 
 ©cDen (fit bie guMe, ber i^iilt. 2. i a; Der 
 (fe|le) (Jii^ (j. 33. %n& faiTenj; ©■iiigiiiig. b; 
 ber giifii bie ©iiindjriing j 2ngc. c) Der 
 einiliinb. 3. Der Iritt, Oiong, ©djrirt. 4. 
 tet iiinj. 5. t Der 'Jiieilapfe, Die ©pur. 
 Bacom. 6. bie Sbaucriiipi^e (nn ^nubeiu. 
 
 To get a footing, fe|len 5'i6 I'lIK" 1 
 fid) eiiiiii)leii; fid) iiieDerlaffen. Upon a solid 
 ^, nuf feilcm, fl'libem glise. To pay one's 
 -. feiiicii &iiii1niib gfbrii. 
 
 li'oMtlin^, fiiiling. *. Dn* 5"iid)rn. 
 
 ■•"itp, fop? <iP- "• P'"""'- B"»i«" *• bir 
 9inrr, (iierf. 
 
 Fopdoodlc, e ber 9inrr, unbebrti> 
 
 FOR 
 
 tcnbe«JJ?eni4). Fop-gallant, ber ©tu^er. 
 
 F'opling- , fop'ling , «. bai Qied-- 
 (i)en, Ofiind)en. 
 
 •'"'oppery, fop'ure, «. l. bieSnpperei, 
 ber leere ^4>ruiif. 2. bie Oinrrljeit, g-i-ipperei. 
 3. bie >)Tnrrl;eit, giererei. 
 
 l<^Oppislt , fop'pish , adj. Idppifd) } 
 iinrrifd); eitel, puijfiid)iig. — adv. Fop' 
 pishly, eircl, prunfljnft. 
 
 IToppLsltuess, fop'pishnes, «. bie 
 Oerferei, (?ttcifeit, i)?nrrl)eii:. 
 
 Ij'or, for, (niigelf. for, fore; I)c(l. 
 voor; bemfc^ uor, fiir, uer; (bieten k., ijcU. 
 verbieden); arm. par, pour; perf. bar, ber> 
 praep. 
 
 1. (= gr. ante, ft. contre) fiir, uni (nie 
 '^rci$, ilBertf), Qnt\a^ K.). Buy us and oui 
 land for bread. Bible 
 
 2. fiir (nniLUt). Will you take a letter 
 and deliver it for me at the post-office? 
 
 3. fiir (gegen>. To quit tiie profession 
 of law for that of a clergyman. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 4. fl'ir (uni). To translate a poem line 
 f o r line. Websteh. 
 
 5. fur, M, I hear for certain, and do 
 .speak tlie truth. Shak. 
 
 6. unc^ (emem Drte). We sailed direcily 
 for Genoa, and had a fair wind. Addison. 
 Uur ship was bound for France. U. 
 
 7. fiVr (juin J5e|leii). 
 
 Shnll 1 think tlie world was made 
 for one. 
 
 And mea are born for kings, asi 
 beasts for men , 
 
 Not for protection, but to be de- 
 voured. Dkyden. 
 
 8. fur (furberlit^ ju .., ju 6>un|leii>. it 
 is for the general good of human society, 
 and consequently of particular persons, to 
 be true and just; and it is for men's 
 health to be temperate. Tillotsom. 
 
 9. fiir (fiil)reiiD iu, nl^ ein ®ruiiD). Tlieie 
 is a natural, immutable and eternal reason 
 for that which we call virtue and against 
 that which we call vice. T'LLorsuit. 
 
 10. nuf (eine ^iUnrunft , Burnnimeufunft, 
 eiiieii SiJefitj niiDeuienb). Wait patiently for 
 an expected good. Weustek. 
 
 11. tiir, utn (jilt &t()n(tunfl, jum •iie\it)t 
 ouil). .^ftcr all our exertions , we depend 
 on divine aid for success. Websteh. 
 
 12. fiir, nuf (0'fle"» "'^ ipiilf^mittcu. To 
 provide clothes or stores for winter. 
 
 Webster- 
 
 13. * uni, icegeu; au6 9iucf|id)f, am- 
 'i$urd)t. Slie wrapped him close for cntcli- 
 ing cold (bnmit er fid) uid)i erfniteii rodrej. 
 KiciiARUsoN. And, for the time shall 
 not seem tedious (iinb Dnniit Die 3eic zc.;. 
 .Shak. 1 sliould do it but tor hurting him 
 (luenn id) iii(t)( befur<t)te[e, H)m ©djnbcu ju 
 
 tl)Ull). 
 
 14. urn, uni ... tviflen, aii&, tvegen, linlber; 
 III ^olge ven. For this cause, 1 cannot 
 believe the report. 
 
 15. in Sbftrejf, in 9lMrel)uitfl. For me, 1 
 have no anxieiy, but for you 1 have ap- 
 prehensions nwi6 mict), wai ©>< betriffr, 
 nni>rinngt ze.). 
 
 16. ivahrriib (eincr fleiuiifen 3<it>- To tra- 
 vel lor three days, to Mil - three weeks. 
 
 Foil 
 
 brci Xnge (tnng) reifen, brei SBtx^en (Iot«(p 
 fegeln. 
 
 17. }U )$u(ge, fl> iveit. Chimists have not 
 been able, for augiit (fi) uiel) is vulgarly 
 known, by fire alone to separate true sul- 
 phur from antimony. Bovls. 
 
 18. nnc^ (um ^emnnb )n ^olen zc.;. Aa4 
 go you directly f o r Dr. Slop. 
 
 19. ju. An inclination for drink. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 20. fiir (nuf ber ©eite i>on , ni Oiunilen;. 
 One is for a free government; anotiiet 
 is for a limited monarchy. To be — , a) ei 
 l)iilten mit . . , mijgeii. b; bcforbcrn ; forber» 
 lid) fein, bieneii ju . . . It is fo r our quiet to 
 have few intimate connections. What 
 are you -? mai beliebt, gcfrtUt Oljiien? ruc^i 
 fiir (Jiner finb ©ie? 
 
 21. fiir, um (um ^tmnd ju befitjen). H« 
 writes for money, — fame. 
 
 22. uiigend)tet, truQ. The task Is great, 
 but for all that, 1 sh.'ill not be deterre4 
 from undertaking it. Webster. — all you, 
 eud) juni tro$. [for, gut fein iu, fiir . . 
 
 23. fur, ju (}um ®ebrniid)e;. To be good 
 
 24. flit (im iSerhnlinifJe nn. Our sou i» 
 tali for his age. 
 
 25. fiir (iur 2Jeiof)uuug i>on). 
 
 26. mil, Durd) ; uermittelil, mit ^tilfe. 
 Moral consideration can no way move the 
 sensible appetite, were it not tor the will 
 (luiire itid)t Der iiiille Dn;. Hal* 
 
 27. nii6 ')}^nngel nn. The inhabitants suf- 
 fered severely both f o r provisions uud 
 fuel. Mabshalw 
 
 28. nn. A faste for learning. Joy. 
 
 29. vex, (iu&. Uurwnrd's heart leapt for 
 
 30. (3eitbe|linimung; fiir (jc^t tc.); auf 
 (einige 3"^. 
 
 31. For to, « Ob. o (uor bem Onftnitip) 
 um jU. 1 came for to see you (fr. pour 
 vous voir). 
 
 For my life or heart, umi oDer fiirtf 
 Ccben. Not for my life, bei 2eibe uid)t. To 
 take—.., I)nltenfur... He liad not his equal 
 
 - ., er l)nt feine^ @leid)en iiid)[ nn, in ... 
 Good -nothing, untnuglid)> !{ nid)teiiu9i(;. 
 Were it not- that, luenii b<\6 iiid)t lonre. 
 Were it not - you, loiire e^ nid)t Ol^tetioe* 
 gen. - example, JUUI 25cifpicl. As - me, mai 
 mid) betrijft. He'otfers— your daughter, et 
 loid 3l)re iodjfer Ijeirntfjcn. -the nonce, at>i 
 lid)flid). Vou may - me, nieineti)nlljcii. He 
 was at a loss — words , er lunr Utn ben 
 aiu^brurf perlcgen. - ever, fiir innner. 'Ti« 
 not -me, e* ijl meiiie ©nc<)e iiic^t. For 
 what remains, iibrigcn^. Now — sure, null 
 bei^immt. What -? lunruni? luofiirV looiu? 
 
 - the end of this month, l^pnubelj per Ul> 
 timo biefe^. —regularity's sake, Der iCrb» 
 uung loegen, l;nlber. - all , ungend)rct ; I'b* 
 gleid). for a horse! ad), l)nrtc id) Dotft 
 ein ^$ferb< — shame, pfui< But let her go 
 
 an ungrateful woman 1 Dod) Intit fte QCt 
 l)en, ba6 unbnufbnre 2i3iib! Once - all, 
 ein fiir nfle -Mini, -god-a-mercy, umfoniU 
 That's a fellow - you, bai i|^ etninnl cm 
 Sierl'. - want of .., nu* -Minngel nil ..- 
 
 ■•^or, coiij- I- bi'lin. Uon'l meddle wi'h 
 him, tor he is a thief. 2. (OUllntt for ihaO 
 meil, bet. 3. flntt as tor; i. -B. - a»»i»- 
 rance. 8«A». 
 
»Aie. f?ir. fall. fat. >U, met. Fine. fin. N?>, iilSve. n^r, gftt, oil, r?6("id. Ti'ibe, tiib, fi'ill. l/>in. TMis. 353 
 
 Foil 
 
 FAr •< much as, M, ma^tn , ivrti, in: 
 fi^nn. - why <tr. pourquoi> , - that, lueil; 
 Urti SKiviflfn ^aher. 
 
 li^orag-e, for'ije, (fr. fourrage) ♦. I. 
 
 Bcrrnrlj. 
 
 To make a forage, fiirrrtflireti. To 
 complete a -, [rOfilit.] tittttt JJiirriiairjUfl 
 antnit)rn\. 
 
 forng'e, ». n. I. fiirrflflirm , fliif 
 giitttrung oii^ncljcn. 2 ■'= ()erur.i|lrriteH/ !)«! 
 umnxiiiCiTn , l)erumrd>ionniifn. Shak. 3. t 
 rt<ft TOfiBtii. Shah. [nnljme nfl<« (?iirtfr«). 
 
 i>'or«sr«'» "• " i>erl)feren (6iir(f)'2Dc<ii 
 
 VdtrtkgVfr^ for'ijeur, «. Crt gllirtil! 
 flinrr, JJiirreriu'liT, iJ"ttf"i"H'«''"f- 
 
 ■^lyrMg-tllg*^ tor'Ajeing. «. M6 ^I"*' 
 rrt(T"n. ("W/ t liJcD^rifl. 
 
 ■^''OrHlllinOU!!, fi'iram-^iiui. (U. 1.) 
 
 ■r«irhft4l, fdrbad', prael. V. forbid. 
 
 ■•"ur bathe, forbiTHe', d. a. t boDeii. 
 
 ■''vTbear , firbire', (nnneif. for- 
 bnrran) praet. forbore; pp. forborne. ». «. 
 I. oufl^oren , nMn(Ti'n. 2. tonrffn. 3. firt) 
 tntt)alr(n. 4. f* loffen, imtrrloften (f{<t> iwei' 
 tfrtn). 5. fidj gcCulBen, tind>K t)f n , ©eSiilfc 
 Ijiibrn. 
 
 I<^<»rb«ar, v. a. I. mriten, vtrmti-. 
 ttn. 2. iintrriiiffen, liifTen. 3. fd)i>n«ii; i><r> 
 ttiii^eii, Milfrn. 4. jiirurfljolten. 
 
 To forbejir onei self (from), fid) ""= 
 haltrn.l cumiot — observing, id) fiinn nid)t 
 uiiiljiii 111 briiirrfeti. - crying I luriiif jn nid)t 1 
 
 JKorbearance, f6rbiie'anxe , «. 
 I. (of, from) Bi( SBfTiitf iBiinq ; llntfrlnffi'na i 
 G-nthnlt4iiia (iron). 2. Bie "JJfngifliiiifj t ber 
 C(iBtii|'(t)nften). Simk 3. Dtt ®(i)ontiiig, 
 
 Porlrearanee- money , (^ngl.) Pic 
 %r/imit, Bif iiinn fi'ir^ypniifjnn.idnfrSumiiif 
 (SJflBrS vtn fur geilnttete i)i.i(Dfi(t)r mit Pnr 
 3nl)l"n(i gibt. Have a continent — , till etc., 
 Iinltf Pic^ fo Iniifle jurilrf , &i5 ic. 
 
 I'roo. Forbearance ia' not acqnit- 
 taiife. niifgffrt)peen t|1 ni(t)t niifge^ol^fti. 
 
 ■i^wrbearer, fijrbire'tir , «. 6tr 
 lliirrriiifTfr ; I>iiiBfr; (?infr, f>n fliiffiingt. 
 
 ■<^orbeariug- , f6rbilre iug , adj. 
 (<i)o\\tt\t> , Biil6ciiB , nrt(!)f(d)tig. - i. bae 
 WeiBfn; ^fiidu'eljcn, Diilbcn; Bie (JJeBiilB. 
 
 forbici, forbid', (nngetf. forbeodnn) 
 p^aet. forbad; jip. forbid, forbidden, v. a. 
 I. ((S-iiirm (Jrii'n*) orrbieten, unttrfngtn. 2. 
 ^iiibrtn, uerl;inBfrn. 3. ■= pfrf!ii(()«n. Shak. 
 4. (from) fntiirf;en ( einnr ^JJflii^t ic. ) , lo#! 
 fiigen (I'Oii). [jiilaffeii. 
 
 ir<»rbi<l , V. n. ti i»rrt>irtfn , e* iiid)t 
 
 God forbid! OJott l)el)iltc ! (J)Ptt be. 
 Wahrr! Bn* t>i fern! [Bnf SSerbot. Shak. 
 
 l<^orbltldance, torbjri-daniie , s. 
 
 JPorbilldenly , forblddnle, adv. 
 
 #rt>Pfrttrf, iiiirrliiiibnir lUriiV. 
 
 ° ITorbiftdeilueSS, f6rbid'dnhes, t. 
 
 ft([i 5BerBinfin>in. [iSfrbierrr. 
 
 Korbidiler , forb'd'dur , #. Brr 
 ■•''Orblddintr, forbid'd'ng, adj. ab-. 
 
 ftftretfriiB, jiiri'irfilcfintb, luiBrriuiirtig. - #. 
 
 W< 95er1)iiiBming. Smar. 
 
 ' V^urbore^ f8rbAre', prael. ) 
 
 '■' Vorboriier, fitbhen', pp. ] **'" 
 
 r*rbear. 
 
 Btiql. ■iffiilMrh WSrtrrUni-h I. 
 
 FOK 
 
 F'orbye, (r(t)ott. besides. 
 
 li^urce, forse , (fr. force) 1. I. ; Bie 
 ©tarfe , Brnft. 2. i Bie (Strtrfe , Kraft (iti 
 ®ri|le« 2c. ) ; •iTOii(f>t, (Scmalt (ber 2enl;r: 
 Ijeit ic), Bii* (*eiui(})t (eined ©eiueifee ic). 
 
 3. (Bie Ueberiunil)t; Bie (S)eiuiilt; Ber 3i«ti"3. 
 
 4. Bie binBeuBe Jtrnft, (Sihrigfeit (eines &v\\: 
 xxAtti IC. ). 5. [i))fiiir.j ( miiit(J)mnl im pi) 
 Bie, ■0)fn(t)t, jlrieg«iniid)t ; iritppen ; Bn« 
 >>eer. 6. [9{e(t)t6rpr.J Bie ©eiwnlt. 
 
 To be of force, (Itirf , biiiBenb, fe|l 
 I'ein. To be of no -, iiid)t biiiBenB fein. 
 By open -, gi'lDillrrljrttig. By tanin -, rtu5 
 iiller '')J?iid)C. Id full - and virtue, in unlier 
 Arrtft. 
 
 Jt'orce, V. a. \. }ttiingen , n&t()igen 
 i<?tmii* }u tijiin). a. jivingen, libermtiltigcii. 
 J. (mit (iJeiuiilt) treiben, jiuiingen, preiTcii. 
 4. (©iiieiioCiieiDflU, 3n"ing «iitl)iin; nuilrtii.- 
 gen. a. eriliirmen, eroberii leiue otiiBt so ; 
 mit Qieivait Briiigen (Burets ; luit (^)eiv(ilt 
 iiehmen ; erbrettjen. 6. ft^nnBen , nptl)ji'id)ti: 
 gen (em ijr'i""'!'"""*^)- 7. eriiumgen , 
 Piirttre^en, erprefien. 8. (Kcrtif.J ilppfeti, 
 fiiUen (^leifd)). 9. i (with) fpirfen , aiifiitlen 
 unit). 10. [(Srtrrenb.) treiben ((J)eiu.id)|V). 
 11. lipnnBelJ i»erfiU|'4>en ; nii|"i1)en, uecilec^eu 
 (Ben '^eim. 
 
 To force a word, ein neue* SKi'rt pra> 
 gen. To - its way through .., mit (ijeiunit 
 |1(!> einen ^eg bnljnen oB. brcrtjcn; Bur(1)= 
 brert)en (Buret)). To - a trade, KiiiiDtn 
 prefien (eiiie groge ltiiiiBf(l)nft on ftct) ju jie; 
 i)en fii(t)en). To - wool, bie ^oUe nbi 
 iVf^iieibeii temein @<f)afe>. 
 
 To force away, lufgreieeil. 
 
 To force along, in'n»art« treiben. 
 
 To force back,, jiiriirftreiben. 
 
 To force down, i)iiiunter|li>0en, l>in: 
 nntertreiben , tjinunterBriirfen. 
 
 To torce forward, perwnrtd trelfren, 
 I'orBrnitgen. 
 
 To force from, I. (©inem) ftbBrin> 
 gen, <ibni)tl)igen, (ibprejjen. 2. vertreiben 
 (nu«). (Ijincinrc^iiigen. 
 
 To force i d, f|tneinrretben,hiiieiii|lDpen, 
 
 To force over, [ ■•Wrtr.J uiit t^cigefe^i 
 ten ©egeln uberfdjijfen 
 
 To force out, I. f)er(iu#freiben , Ijerj 
 nii*preJTen. 2. (from; ©niein nbBriiigen, «b< 
 prefjen. 3. (of; oerrreiben (nti«). 
 
 To force upon, on, 1. &inem auf: 
 Briiigen, oiifjiuingen. 2. rrjiiiiiigen , Bur(t)> 
 letjen. 3. f jimngen (©imag ju tljiiii). 
 
 V^orce, II. n. 1. ' 3Iad)Pru(t, (Sereidjt 
 niif ©tiuiis legen. 2. "> firtj btmul)en , fid) 
 fiiiumerii. 3. 'ndjten nuf (?twrt*. 4. (Seiunit 
 br<iiid)fn. Spesser. 
 
 ■""orce, *. [Oertr.J ber SBafTcrfod. 
 
 ITorced, fuixd, adj. 1. erjiuiiiigrn. 
 2. i gejtvuiigen, erfi'iuileit , iiiiiiimii'lid) 
 iSti)l IC). (3n)iingeniiieil)e. 
 
 Forced put, brt TWt.»tl)fn(l. - loan, Bie 
 
 P'orC«5dly, for'sedli, ade. 1. flC« 
 uKilrrnm, mil SiU'ing- 2- 1 uiiiiiirfirlid). 
 
 Vwrcedneas^ forsednest , *, ± bie 
 S5fr&rel)iing; Dai llMiiiUi'irli(fte. 
 
 l<^OrC«ful, fnrse'ful, adj. 1. ge> 
 ii'iiltig, nia(()rig, frnfrig, flnrf. 2. geiuoitfam, 
 iiiigeiTilm. — ado. Force' fully, geiufllts 
 fnin, mir ffleiunlt. (fdjwnd), nnmndjrig. 
 
 F'orC«l«*liS) forse'l«», ad}, frilftttf*, 
 
 F'orcemeat, forse'mete, t. [JtO(tl> 
 fmi)t| tine 'ilri giillfei. ( [(Eijir.] bicSniifle. 
 
 ■■^orcf^ps, for'seps, (lat. 2B.) «. 
 
 ff'orcer, fore'siir, *. i. ber, bie, 
 Bii* Ireibeiiee, 3ti>i"afnBe; Ber Ueberiunlrii 
 ger. 2. (ipoPniul.] fer Driirfitcmpel. 3. pL 
 l(EI)ir.J Bie 3>il)iiinitae, Ber qjclifan. 
 
 F'orcible, tore'sibl, adj. I. (Inrf, 
 fnittig , mad)rig. 2. tji'ftig , iiiigfrnlm. 3. 
 flarf, Biird)BriiigcnB (». (J)errid)cn lo. 4. 
 itiirf, einPringiiii) (iCorre jc). 5. gciuiiltfairi 
 (■5J?irtel JC). 6. erjiwimgen. 7. f oultig, 
 biiiBenB. 8. inirffam. 
 
 F'orcibleness, f&re'sebtnes, «. 
 Bie (i)ei«.ilt ; (Mciunltfamfcit. 
 
 VurcibI}', fore'iteble, adv. 1. mit 
 (5)eii)rtlt, geiualriom. 2. mit ■•TOiidjt, frJiftig, 
 iltirf. 3. I)fftig, imgfrtiim. 
 
 ■•"orcinic, forsing, s. i. [(S)(irtenb.] 
 Kii Ireibeii (Der (iJeiundx'e). 2. bn* SBerile» 
 (^eii, iBcriaird)eii (Bee iOeiiiS). 
 
 l<^ort'ipated , for'sipiited , adj. 
 jnngeiuormig! 
 
 l<^ord, ford, (nngelf. ford, fyrd) «. 
 1. Bie tJiirt. 2. bii6 S'^'^riuiifffr, Ber Strom. 
 
 Prov. Never praise a ford, 'till yoil 
 get over it , mnn foil ben liig nid>t uoc 
 Beni 9lbenb loben. 
 
 F'ord, 0. a. biir(f)n)flten. 
 
 ITordable, fAr'dabI, adj. biirt^iu* 
 loateii , Btird)ivinct iverBen f i)iineiib. 
 
 f^ordableuess, fordablne*, t. 
 Bie |'eid)te iSrefle, %\\tt jc. }um Diirt^mrttrtf^ 
 Bie (figen|'d)nft Biirctn'otet merben )ti fotinen. 
 
 F'orda^e, for'dldje, «. bn6 9iil)r< 
 gelB 
 
 I<^Ordo, firedoo', (nngelf. fordon) »< 
 a. t !• oeriiid)teii , i>crBerben, jenlijreu. 2. 
 (finem 9lbbriid) rt)iin. 3. ilberiDiiItigeii. 4. 
 ermuBtn. CHAuoEn. (tl^eil, *ilbbrii(t. 
 
 l4^<»rdoin9, fiWedoo'Jng. *. ber 'TTnct)* 
 
 ■"""ore, fore, (nngelf. fore, forau; 
 nor; adj. oorBer, (Ber, Bie, bns) oorBere. 
 
 Vfire« adv. 1. i>orii. 2. vor, i>ori;er. 
 
 Fore and aft, [^nr.] bte gAltje «8(^ifF«r 
 Iiinge. 
 
 ft^Ore, to the fore, (f(f)Ott.) re- 
 maining stili in existence; In 
 front. (I'orljer, ium SSornu*.^ 
 
 Vore, in Sufnmmenfe^ungcn = »or, 
 
 F'oreadinonislt, foreadiuou'isli, 
 V. a. ivnriieii. 
 
 ]<^Oreadvise) f^readvize', V. a. 
 luormn ; @iiiem i>or(}er ratl)en. 
 
 #^orealle|^e, foreaiieje'. t». «. uor* 
 ermaljiifn. [oorljer beilimmen* 
 
 l<^Oreappoint, foreappuinf, b. a. 
 
 li^oreappointinent , toreap- 
 poiiirnient, ». Bie SJorl^erbeiliiiimuiig. 
 
 K'orearin, forearm', V. a. borljee 
 mnffneii , jiim JBornu* fcciuaffneit. 
 
 ■•''orebode, forebode', V. a. 1. \)0U 
 bebciiten, roeifTngen. 2. nt)nen. 
 
 V^orebofleineutfforebide'niant, 
 «. 1. Bie SBorbeBeimiiig. 2. Bie i!ll)iiung. 
 
 l<^urebo«ler, forebide'ur, «. 1. bev 
 aDiiljrfoger. 2. Ber '•Jlljiiciibe. (fletfer. 
 
 F'orebolt, foreboit', «. brr a$oi« 
 
 K'ore-b<»\«'liiie, foreboulln, «. 
 COTiir.) bie SSoleine tti ^orffegel*. 
 
 F'orebrace, torebrise, «. IWtat.] 
 bie S&ta\ft ber 9*'<f<^>iA. 
 
 23 
 
354 Fat«?, far. fall, fat Mi. met. Fine, fin. N6, mov?, n6r, got. 6il. cloud. Ti"ibe, tuli, full. t//in. Tills. 
 
 ]F*oreby, forebi', praep. « nebfti fln, 
 bet, iiiil)e t>e\. Spewser. 
 
 V^orecast, forekast', V. a. I. \>0V: 
 l)erfei)eii- 2. lu'rl^cr ciiirid)tea, entreerfen, 
 <ibme(Ten. 3. uorljit beDenfen , oortjcr uber: 
 Uflen. [fiiieii $lnii fiUiueriVn. Spenseb. 
 
 fii^orecast, v. n. oorljet liberlegeii, 
 
 F'orecast, tore'kast, $. 1. itt iSor: 
 6e6ncf)r, Pie SSorfit^t. 'Z. Der ^lau. 
 
 ITorecaster, forekastur, «. 1. 
 ©iner, Der uorhcr ut'erleflt. 2. Bet "Jjlaii: 
 inflct)er. [adv. iwi^ljlbeDiirfjri,), lueifiiid). 
 
 JPorecastiii^ly^ furekaiiciiiglc, 
 
 forecastle, f6ie'ka.ssi, *. [>B^ir.J 
 bai SBorDtrfiifldl , 23ncf (fine* ©rtjiffed). 
 
 F'ore-cat-liarpiiig'S, foie -kat- 
 liarpiiig/, . J. p/. [0)fnr.J Cie i4td)iuigtin()fii 
 6fr '}>urtiiinriuic. [i>orl;er y6. uorenualjU. 
 
 JPurecltosen, toretslioxu, a4/ 
 
 ITorecited, f6re»ited, adj. uDrer> 
 n>nl)nt. 
 
 JPureclose, forekloie', V. a. I. 
 nii6r(tlie(JLMi (u. (itmciS); I3{erf)t«rpr.j vni. 
 fmbireii. 2. l)iiiBcrii , l;einmcii , fperreti. .1. 
 I9iei1)f?ri)r.j To - a mortgage, eiu '^Jfaii* 
 fiir ocrfalleii erfliireii. 
 
 l^Oreclo^iure, foi-eklA'tlnire. *. 
 I. tie 'ilii^fdjlieeiinn; ipeiiiiminfl. 2. t>a6 
 aSerfnrteii (cities $faiit'e6). 3. li>i'eil)tei"pr.) 
 a) Bit SSerfadSerflaniiiii. b) Cie ^ratlurioii, 
 flerid)tiicf)e aiiifrd)lif6uug. 
 
 f Orecunceive, fnrekonseve', i>. 
 a. VDri)tt im 0>eifle biiDeii , nueDenreii. 
 
 Foreconceived, iiur(]eftl@Ci -opiaion, 
 bai iBciriirtt)cil. 
 
 JPoredate, foredi'te, v. a. vot> 
 bntireu. [tn* SBorDerDerf. 
 
 i<^oredeck, fore'dek, #. [max.] 
 
 li^Oredeein, turedcem', e. «. tnuti)> 
 niageii. [i'i;r^er eiitiverfen. 
 
 l''^U redes iff II, forede>>tne', V. a. 
 
 IToredeteriiiine, toredeter'iutii, 
 r. a. i>orl;£ift>cfliiunicn. 
 
 IToredltcIl, fore'ditsh, «. l%t> 
 (tun([6b.] bet 5Bcrgni(>eii. 
 
 F'oredo, l". Fordo. 
 
 ITureduuin, ioieduum', v. a. wn 
 fterbeilimmcii , rtuecnVljen , lu'rau* iterur> 
 tt)eilen. [itmiig, biis lu'rijiiiiijiije llrtl;eil. 
 
 l<^oredooin, s. Die 23orl)erb;|itui> 
 
 l^^ureiloor, forcdore' , J. tie 25or: 
 bfrtl)ur. (Bit 25inT'al,!r ; /;/. Bie aSi^rrtttent. 
 
 l"''oreel«ler, i^rreldur, *. lOert!.] 
 
 li^ureeiid, fore'end. t. Biid SSorDer: 
 K)eil, aSorBcrciiBe. In all the — ot my 
 time, in lueinef Sfbfiii? fnll^frcr 3eit- [tiUii. 
 
 V^oreraiig" , tAre'tang. <. Bet 93L<r> 
 
 ■■^oreratlier, foietaXHiir, t. Bet 
 SBorfnl)t , ^1)11. 
 
 ■•^urerend, forefend', V. a. 1. 6e> 
 tvnljreii, bel)iiceii. 2. iu-rt}Utrii. 3. uiitcr: 
 fflfltn, iicrbicteii. [Senjefiiiflcr. 
 
 ■•^orennff-er, forefinggur, «. Ber 
 
 Voreffllapf fore'tlap, 4. tai !8orBcr> 
 f^eil. [Hitmen. 
 
 ■•'^oreilo^v , foreflo', V. a. vovaui 
 
 ITurel'out, f6relui. *. i. bee 95or. 
 
 berfiig. 2. I Bie JpatiB. Shak. 3. [-)Kar.] 
 
 60* gjorBerreifftiif. IBirfeue. 
 
 ■'"orefrwof , forefront', ». Bte 25or. 
 
 I^'oref^ailie, lore'gime. 4. t<li 
 
 SJoriVifi; tfr 'iSruurauirf, frfte (i-iinuiin. 
 
 FOR 
 
 Voreg'earil , fore'geerx, 4. pi. 
 
 [■•3)?nr.J Bie 5ocf|M)cteii. 
 
 tPorcgttj torego', (f. Go) V. n. 1. 
 ■' uorijenjeljen , uoraiigel)eii. 2. nui'aebeit, 
 abtreteii ; 25erjid)t leijlen (auf) j fal)rcii iAv- 
 fen. 3. uerlicreii. 
 
 ]roreg:uer, foregA'ur, #. i. t bet 
 25orfal)c. 2. Ber iiJorijaiiijer , !Bi>raiigti;ciiBe. 
 3. G-iucr, Ber (ktwm nufijiut. [ijenjcljeiiB. 
 
 l^'^Oreg'Oill^, forego'Ing, adj. uor- 
 
 l^'orej^'oue, fAregon-, pp. 1. niif: 
 ijegebeii. 2. •■ i>orl;fr(jegrtngen, uergaiigeii. 
 
 JPoreg'rOUUd, tbre'gruund, 4. 
 Bet aSorBergruiiB. [imitl;eii. 
 
 1^'ureg'uess, foregls', v. a. uer: 
 
 IToreltaud, foreliand. 4. 1. bie 
 iBurl;atiB ibei "^jfetOen;, Ber iSorBertl^eil. 2. 
 Der ipaitpttljeil. Shak. 
 
 Ai^ureUaudy adj. l. uot Ber Sett 
 getljan, I'Dteilig; uorliiufig, uorl;etgfl;eiiB. 
 Shak. 2. ' gevaBt nii4 rrtjie^eiib. 
 
 And carried you a f o r c li a u d tliaft, u. 
 l'i1)i'P Ben beften ^JJttil/ lleteiillen jui'nt. Shaw. 
 
 JPoreltaaded, toteuanued. adj. 
 \. (riit)jeuui. 2. ['JiorBaiu.J iucl)ll)iU>eiib. 3. 
 I lun ^urBerct^etle, tn ben ^urBeriijeticn iuii>> 
 gebilBet. 
 
 JPureliead, fur'hed , «. 1. Bie 
 Snrne. 2. ± Bie Utu>eri"(t)iiiiit^eit , .Drei|lig: 
 teit. 3, Ber ©rem (bei ^4>l''tBeiu. 
 
 Foreliead-clo th, Bie totitnbitiBe, bilfi 
 igtiriibiinB. ti">tt)et unrerrict)tec fetii ci'oii). 
 
 l<^ureliearv foceliere', v. n. (of; 
 
 ITurelteud) fuieliend', V. a. t 
 fiiilen. bPENsea [BurdjidjiieiBen. 
 
 ■*~'ureUe%V) fireliii', v. a. uorn 
 
 l<''orellUldiUg:, foreiiol'ding, 4. 
 t bie ')3ro))i;eieiung, il^nuna; 31niei(^en. 
 
 I'^oreltuok) fore'iiuuk, 4. [max.] 
 brt4 >iJugbanb. ISBotBerpferB. 
 
 l*^orellOrse , f6re'h^r.se, 4. Ba^ 
 
 l«^Oreig'I^ foriu, (U. |r. forain) adj. 
 1. \ iremb, iuitlait6«rd). 2. ± a; (to, from) 
 frcmb (eiiiem ©egenilanbe;; ni(^t geljoreiiB 
 i»b. pnJTenB ju . . b; (reiuB (iiic^fe aiigLM;eiiB). 
 c) frctnb (uiibefannc, nul^t naturiirt;;. d; 
 [3{ed)r6|>r.J I'ot emem iinBern (i)en(t)te an; 
 l),ingig rjjroie^). 
 
 Foreig n attacliment, (9{ed)tf fpr.] Ber 
 Sbefdjlag nnf bn* eigentljnin eiiie* Jrenicen. 
 - bill of exchange, eill freuiBet, b. I), rtllf 
 emeu greniOen ob. 31ii6liiiiber gejogener 
 •il5ed)rei. - plea, Bie (S-mrcbe Bes niired)ten 
 0}encl)t6|liuibee, &iiiii)enButig gegcn biciCi'in. 
 peteiij eitie* ^{i(^ter«. - coumry, Bii6 'iliit't 
 iliiiiB. For — account, [ipaiiBelj iur fveiuDe 
 'aiedjiiniuj- IBe, iilit»iiiMBer. 
 
 ir«reig"iier, forrinur, *. Ber Jrenu 
 
 A<''urei|$'uues.<t, for'riuncs. «. i.Bie 
 {JreniBljeit , Bii6 gremBe; llii|)aiTeiife,UVonii 
 Bcr'MnngeliiniBeryinBungdiitn. 2. ii)ied;t6< 
 l>r.] bie Unbet'ngrljett (eiiics 9<i(l)rer6;. 
 
 A*''ure-iillM|{'ilie) foreiuimadjin. 
 t). a. fid) Ubtl)er eiiibilbeii. Fureimagiu- 
 ed, eiiigebilBet. 
 
 Ai^orejudg'e) forejudje', v. a. 1. 
 lu^titiiifig eiiri'd)eibcn; uorliitiflg erfcnnen in 
 ... 2. iH>reilig bcitrtljeiicn ; nbipredKii (libcr). 
 
 3. 19{ed)teiVt.) ii«6|li'Beii , nufiueifen. 
 I*''urejud^llientffi>rcjudje'ment. 
 
 4. (Bad iiini SSorane gcfaM^' Urti/il; Baf 
 SJornrtl^rtl. 
 
 FOR 
 
 F'oreknoxw, foreni', t». a. »orf)et 
 
 >«'(Te"- lletd)f Por()er ju fel)e«. 
 
 F'oreknowaltle, to. ejnVabl. ad}. 
 
 l<^oreknu\ver, toreno lir, «. Ber 
 
 25orf)errebciiBe. 
 
 IToreknowledgre, forcnoi'idjc, 
 
 foreiio'ledje, s Ba6 25orl;erii)ijTen. 
 
 f Orel, for'el, 4. eiiie Olft ^JJcrgament 
 
 (jn SBiidjerCerfeii). [lanb, SSorgcbirge. 
 
 F'orelaiid, fi^re'iaud, 4. Bag Q3i>r< 
 F'orelay, torelA', v. a. i.emem mft 
 
 lancrn, Ben 2i5eg uerlegen oB. uertennen. 
 
 2. i einfaBeln, nnjetfeln. 
 F'oreleader, forele'dur, *. Q'mtt, 
 
 Ber lUiibire Burd) leiii iJeifpiel leitet. 
 
 F'oreleiid, foreiend', ». a. im 
 SBoraiifi gebon ob. leil)cn. 
 
 ITorelift, foreiift', r. a. uorn in 
 Die ipol)e recfen oB. ()t'ben, i>or:, (;eri<url;ebfn. 
 
 F'orelock, fure'iok, 4. 1. tai 
 ©djeirel:, 25i^rberljiiar. 2. ['})?ar.J bet©plint. 
 — -bolt, Ber ©plinrboljen. 
 
 Take time by the forelock, et^afc^ 
 Bie ©elegcnljett. 
 
 Voreloill, forelo'n', adj. [IQaxt* 
 iiii'pr.j nut Bein 'ioilbe burd)gegangen. 
 
 A*^Orelook, toreloOk', V. a. 001* 
 Ijerfeljen. 
 
 AToreinan, foreman, «. l. bee 
 ajorninnn; Dbinaiin (ber. ber SBorfitjer bei 
 0)erd)iuDrnengcrid)ten). 2. Ber (Jafror , 5a» 
 bvtfnieiitcr, ■ilUfVeljet. [Ber (J"'^'"'!!^- 
 
 V^OreiiiaSt , foremast, 4. [OJtat.] 
 
 Foremast men, Bie •OKiitrDien, lueld^e 
 Bie Segel bei'c^Iagen. [l)et gemeitu. 
 
 IToreineailt, foremeut', adj. uor< 
 
 ■Toreiiieutioiied , foremen'* 
 shund, adj. poreriuaf;iu. 
 
 I<^0rein08t, fure'most, adj. 1. PDtt 
 Berfle, ei|le, SBot... (JiJndje ic.). 2. i por. 
 bcrile, erile (an iUutbt tc), — adv. votan, 
 voutu6, jiieril. tfiir* Grri^e. 
 
 First and foremost, juetjl, liii allereriT, 
 
 IToreillOStly , tore'mustle, ado. 
 pcrn, nnter Ben SBorberilen. [bie 'Jlljiifrnu. 
 
 I*^oreinotUer, furemuTHiir, 4. 
 
 ll'oreiiauted, forenamd', adj. 
 uorbenannt ; uurcrtp.iijiit. Iniittafl. 
 
 li^oreiiooii, tuie'nuuii. 4. Bet £5of> 
 
 l*^oreiiotice, fuieno'iis. 4. Bie 
 SBoranjcige; iSorbcBeiitniig. [ridjtlid). 
 
 l<^Oreil8iC, lorenNik, (hit.) adj. flfc 
 
 l<^Oreordaill , foieurdane', I). «. 
 pprl)er Pfrorfnen, i>orhtrbi|liuiinen. 
 
 li^oreordiiiatiou, foreordeni'- 
 khun. *. Bie aSor:, i>oi-l;fn'C|liinniung. 
 
 It'^orepart, forepart. *. 1. Ber 
 en'te il)eil. 2. Bet, Ba5 a}i'rCcrtl;eil. 3. t(t 
 .jlnfang. (l)crgcgaiigen, pong. 
 
 JForepast, forepart', adj- t I'P** 
 l^'oreporcll, fure'purtsU, «. bit 
 
 aSorOof. , 4 t 
 
 l<"'orepos«es8ed , foreponest', 
 
 adj. 1. friiOer ini ajefiipe gciuefen (ooii). 2. 
 
 (wiih)(poto eingeiuMnmcn, befaugen (pon). 
 
 3. friil}et im Sjefii^e gcl)abt. ll;et I'djaeen. 
 ■^''oreprize, foreprJie', V. a. ppr» 
 Foreprixed, auf bebungrn, fluSgenomi 
 
 men. Ibviniir, bie ibebingnng. 
 
 VoreprCze, lore'prite, *. Bet S5of» 
 ■•''oreproiiiiiteti , forepromtxd, 
 
 adj. im SBcraii* ptriprcd^eti. 
 
Fate, f?ir, fall, fat. Me, mel. Fine, fin. NA, move, nSr, got, 6if, cl6u(L Ti'ibe, tub, full, l/nn, THIs. ,155 
 
 FOR 
 
 WorequOted, fnrekwi'ted, adj 
 Por(rivnt)iir , utigeiiieltiet , uor<]^iiicl&([- 
 
 V^urerttiik, foicrangk. «. die S3or 
 6trreil)e , tas 93orJ)crijlic6 ; ter 25orBerrrtiig. 
 
 forere»Clly forrretsh' , V. n 
 (upon) r.Oiiir.J ut'crrigelii (bcffer fegeln uli) 
 
 ■*^Oreread, forerecd'. V. a. <= I'Oti 
 nut aiitriiteii. iD>i6 iHiriaiinae X>iird)lei'en, 
 
 l*^urer«acling', forn ceding, t. 
 
 l<^Orerecite(l, foreieslied, adj 
 Vover\val)»t. [niembiiid. adj. uurbeiiierft 
 
 li^oreremeinbered , forere- 
 
 ITurerig^Ilt, fureiiie, adj. btttit, 
 eifrifl. — adv. (Jcrn^e I'pnviirt*. 
 
 t^Ureruuin, foreruum, «. iai 
 IBiTderjiiumfr. 
 
 forerun, f6reru«', *. •. 1. ubtt-. 
 ^oleii ; e'liieiu i>or>, i>orho:», pprnngeljen; 
 oorlAufrii. 2. ien SJonVriiiiij t)iiben (i<dc>. 
 
 l>^orerunner, forcruuuur, «. l. 
 In gjorlnufir, SBortotc <aud) t). 2. • 6er 
 SBorfiii)r. 3. [>)}2nr.] bat Sci^xn (an tier 
 Svaliiiio. 
 
 C^oresaid, fAre'sed, adj. iiorDtfagt 
 
 ■•"oresail, fore-kite, «. [«]X<ir.J fiatf 
 
 l<^oreiiayf foreii', u. n. iiorf)rt|-(i(itn 
 
 V^uresayiiig'f foresting, *. bit 
 Cori)eri'oniing. 
 
 l'"'or«*«ee, firesei', v. a. I. urrljfr 
 fe()«n. 2. t (to) fid) yoriVljen (itiit). 3. \t>t 
 0(n (fur Drii noriuii 9hi^(n tc). Shak 
 
 l^'orc'seeing', iorckee'iag , t. bit 
 &d)i\ri\i(tit ; bm aJorljrmljeii. 
 
 l*^or«seer, foreteer', «. 6'iiirr, 
 bnr uorherfiifjt [SBotiui*, uprljec frflljnUtn. 
 
 fr^Oreseixe, f6rei.exe' , V. a. illl 
 
 l*^Ore8liadu«V, f6re*liad'd^. V. a. 
 f pprljer nuDfiittn. (brfdjrtnien. 
 
 I«'ureiiliaiiie « foresliAme'. V. a. 
 
 ■•^ureslie^V, fore»li6', f. Fore- 
 show. 
 
 l*'^«»reMlie>v , «. brx 93pr6pre. 
 
 V^ort-Hliipf f6re'«liip, «. bai Spr< 
 tcrtljtil ^e# £(l)iif5. 
 
 ■•^orenliurteii, fireshir'tn , v. a. 
 [9Hnl.) pprii pcrfurjeti. 
 
 ■•''ureNliorteuing', fAresliSrt'- 
 ning. » (-)Mnl.| tn6 Serfurjeii (u. 5Ji9urrii>. 
 
 IToreMlio^Vf toresliA'. V. a. p(>tl)rr 
 Aiijfigcii p6. betnitrii, uerruii&rn; vprl}cr 
 fflflfti; pprtjer {eigrti. 
 
 JPoreHlio^ver , f6reih6'ur , «. 
 Qintr. btr pprl)enVifli. 
 
 ■•^Uresliruuds, f&re'shroudx, «. 
 pi. (Wfir.J Bur (^PcfiviiiiB. 
 
 ■■"uresidef f6re'sid«, «. Die fi3pr< 
 bttt, *Hii§ciii"cire. 
 
 ■•'^uretf iKlit , f&re'site, «. 1. bn« 
 SBorl)trKl)eii , SBorljeriuiffm. 2. bit 5Bprfid)t, 
 JBprforflt. 
 
 l<^uresi{^li(rul, fureslte'ful, tuU- 
 •f I. i>prl)frr«l)ene. 2. ppr(i(()ti<j. 
 
 V^oreBiK^nify, tores'g'oifi, ». a. 
 vntftt nii)ri(ifii, ptrfriiiBrii. 
 
 ■'''ureftkin, loresk'n, «. bit SSpr^niit. 
 
 l*'^<»reNkirt , fore'ckert, «. btt 
 ©<1>pp6 (nil iWbtfeii). Shah. (ii(\d)lniTi(l««. 
 
 V^OreHlaCk, foreklak', D. a. t utr< 
 
 ■•''oreillUW, fore»l6', V. a. I. + 
 hiiibcTii , l)eniiiirii , auii;tiittu 2. t perabi 
 (allium. 
 
 FOR 
 
 Foreslow^, v. n. -f iSgern," ^umeh, 
 
 jauberii. Shak. 
 
 F'orespeak, foretpeke', V. a. 1. 
 
 uorljerfrtacii , uerfiiiiDcii. 2. f uiiterrngcn, 
 uerbietfn. Shak. 3. t bc^eytii , bfjnul'erii. 
 
 ■"^Orespeakiug* , forespekelng. 
 t. t I- bie 2i3ti(Jiigiiiij]. 2. bie sBorrcDe, ba* 
 SBiTiuort. [tit iBorrebe, ber a>prberu1)t. 
 
 l<^Orespeecll » fore'speeikh , 4. t 
 
 I'^orespeilty forespenf, adj. 1. 
 trfd^opft, ernitibet; perbraudjc. Shak. 2. 
 ptrflaiigen. Spenser. 3. oorl)fr eripiefeu, 
 porl)cr perfc^ipeiicet (CSiiuilbtjtujiiiigeii jo. 
 
 ■■^orespurrer} toreKpur'iur, «. 
 t I. ber aSLirreiter. Shak. 2. t ber SBprbote. 
 
 V^Orest, for'resi, (It. forexiiO «. 1. 
 
 ber «Jor|l, Walb. 2. [i>{cd)t6|"pr.] ber {to- 
 iiigl.) gpril. 
 
 Forest of tall (reti, ber i5>P(f)ronrb. 
 
 F o r e s t - b o r n, fin eiiier Sltiilbiiig gebp: 
 reti. --house, bai 2Ualb^au6. --laws, 
 bie 5Jiir|lgere$e. --work, Xopeteii, Zepj 
 pi(^e iiiit fianbt'ctynfteii Pb. Caiibiuerf. 
 
 IPorest, r. a. mit 2i3aib, $ol| btt 
 btdtn. (ber 3«'P''*l^ab. 
 
 Vorestair, fnre'siaf, *. l^'Jiilt.] 
 
 Vurestagre, forrestije, «. [&iigi.j 
 a) eiiie alte )}or|hibgabe. b; bi\6 ditdji btt 
 l^prilleute. 
 
 ■i'urestall, forestiwl', (/.stall) 
 V. a. I. 7 pprl)er ivegiiei)iiien. 2. f a) ppr: 
 greifeii (eiiieni llrtl;ea tc), iupprfpinnieii, 
 porpaueu (eiiier &ad}e). b) [9Ce(t>(6|Vr.] ppr: 
 raiit'etti dm Suraue; auffaufeit (ilprii to. 
 3. t beraubeii. Shak. 
 
 To forestall the market. Sebeni^niittel 
 aiiffiuiieii , elje fie ju ^Tinxftt gebnict)! iuer> 
 Detl. M.iy this night — liiui of tite coining 
 di^y, iiipge biei'e ^adft buxd) tint (diutllt 
 ^criu(t;riiiig tl^n perl;iiiberii , eiiiea aiiberii 
 trilbeii Ing |it erblKfrii, Shak. Forestall- 
 ed, al6 uiinioglid) ern4>tec. Shak. 
 
 l'''oreiitaller) foresiiwl'ur, «. ber 
 25orfrtiiier, >JJiiffmifir. 
 
 ■•^urestalliiig-f forestiwr'ng, / 
 
 Ai^UreHtalllteut, f^rcKtiwrnieut,^ 
 «. 1. ber SSorfoiif. 2. bai iSprgreifen; 3ti- 
 pprfpiniiien. [5i'<fAng. 
 
 li^urestay, fore'stl, «. [^D{.ir.] bai 
 
 l<''orester, lor'resiur, t. 1. l&iigi.J 
 ber t^priler. 2. ber ^prilmaiiii. 3. ber 2i>alb> 
 beiupl)iier. Shak. 4. ber iHJalbbaiiin. 
 
 Vor^U^WHt^ fore'swat, Fore'- 
 swart) adj. * poll ladjioei^ u. iipi^t erfd)ppft. 
 
 JFuretackle, foreiakkl, jri'-)7tar. ] 
 bile SBprreitciitafel. [i(t)ma(f. 
 
 li^oretaKtCf f&re'tisie, *■ ber ^vr-. 
 
 WttrtittUtttSj f/ireiakte', v. a. I. f 
 pprfp|lrii, PPr eiiuiii 'Jliiberii I'ct^iiiccfeii ; fre: 
 beii}en. 2. t (iiien SSprfc^iuatf t^abeii (ppiu ; 
 nljiieii. 
 
 li^uretaster, foretisfur, «. &inrr, 
 ber PPr eiiieiii 'iiiibern I'c^mecfi pb. fp|let; 
 ber firebeiijer. 
 
 ■•""uretauld, (fc^ptt.) foretold. 
 
 li^oreteMCliy foretitsli', e. a. ppr; 
 Ijer lel)reii. 
 
 ■•''uretelly f&retel', praet. ii. pp. 
 foriold. V. a. I. pprl)eri"ageii. 2. pprbriitcii. 
 
 l<^oretellt »• «• <of» prppl)ejeieii 
 ((5-tivi)pi. [^ropljrr, 2l3iil)nogcr. 
 
 F'ureteller, toreicllur, «. ber 
 
 FOR 
 
 Foreielling-, foreten'ng, «. Me 
 
 533fi(TagiiMg. 
 
 F'uretllink, foretAingk', V. a. 1. 
 pprbebeiifeii. 2. pprl)er|"eljeii , n(;iun. 
 
 Voretliiuk, v. n. pprljcr bebcnfeii. 
 
 I'^OretllOUg'Ilt, foreiAawt', pp. 
 ppvhfrt>e»n(f)t. [25orbebO(l)t ; Me Sprfprgc. 
 
 Voretlioug^lit, foiet/iuwt, <. ber 
 
 l<^Oretlt\VUrt8 , fore'l/iwirts, «. 
 pi. (-5)far.] bie iBiiibeljiJijer. 
 
 V^oretoken, foreto'kn, «. bat 
 9Sprjfid)eii , bie 95prbebeiitmig. 
 
 l<^oretoken, v. a. pprbeuteii, upr« 
 Ijer iinjeigen. [SSorberjnljii. 
 
 l*^uretootli f fore't'iui/i , I. ber 
 
 li'^ureiop, fore'top, «. I. $ berSBurs 
 berti)til. 2. a) ber pprbere ^aaraiiniip. b) 
 ber ©d)ppf (bei ^Jjfcrbeii;. 3. [•OJfar.J bee 
 gp<f mar6 , SBprninr*. 
 
 Foretop-mast, [SUtiat.] bie Jjpif |Tcnge. 
 --gallant-mast, bie 25prbriini|leiige. 
 --gallant-royal-sail, bat SpfPber' 
 bramregef. —gallant-yard, bie S3or> 
 brnmrnl)e. (Spcfrtep. 
 
 l<'ore*ye, fAre'tl, #. (TOar.i bat 
 
 ■•""orever, foreviir, ado. iiiiiiitrbftr. 
 
 I*^Or«VUUClied , firev6uish'ed, 
 itdj. pprher befroftigt, porljer pevric<)frt. 
 
 Voreward, fore'w^rd, «. ber SBor* 
 triib , bie 9Jprl)ur. 
 
 Voreivarikf f&rewim', v. a. I. 
 Iiippr lunriieii ob. eriiiiiern. 2. juupr belet)« 
 reii. MiLTOH. 3. (of) (^inein Q'tuuitf per< 
 bitten. (bie uorliiiifige SBiirniing. 
 
 ■•'^ore^varning:, firewirn'ing, «. 
 
 irore\«relke4l, forewelk't. udj 
 gebprrt. [(©iiieno upniHgi'ljen. 
 
 F'orewend, forewend', D. a. * 
 
 VorCWlltsdj fore'hw^el, «. bat 
 SBprberrab; pi. bat ajprbergcilefl (an ^ur« 
 l"(t>eii K.). (ber gNte ffitiib. 
 
 li^orewlnd, fire'wind, 4. I'^Jiat.l 
 
 Vore«Vi8lt, forewiHh' , p. a. PPr< 
 t)tt iPUiifdH'n. [bie ainfuijrerinn, Ji'iljreriiin. 
 
 ■Tore^VOIIiaU) fore'niiiiiuii, «. 
 
 PoreiVOrOf foreworu', adj. abt 
 getrngen, abgenii^t, per|"(f)i>(Ten. 
 
 IToreivrist, fure'iist, «. bat ppr< 
 bcre jpanbgelenf. 
 
 F'ureyard, f(\re'yard, t. 1. bee 
 ajorljpf. 2. (-))irtr.i bie Jorfrnlje. 
 
 F'urrairu, (fcOPtt-) distressed, 
 worn out. 
 
 F'orfeit, fir'fit, (fr. forfaire) pp. 
 rtgelm. u. forfeit, v. a. fi(t) eincr ©ncfte 
 pcrliiilig mnc^en, einer <Sia<iit perlu|lig iuer» 
 ben ; oenuirfen (ein ®ut) ; perlicreii (ben 
 jlrebit !c.) ; ueri'd)erjen (feiiie ^l;re k.) ; 
 brcdjen (fein !H3prt). [©taate to. 
 
 To be forfeit to, uerfatlen feiii (beiw 
 
 Porreit, for'dt, (fr. forfait) *• i. 
 bie SStripirfung ; bat uerfndene ®ut, btt 
 perwirfte ©egenflanb. 2. ber 9{eiifiiiif, bat 
 9ieugelb. 3. bie ©elbflrnfe, SBii^e, Oieibbue*. 
 4. bat ^fanb (beini ^f.inbenpiele ). .5. bie 
 aSeripirfung , bat aSerbredjeii. Shak. 6. f 
 ber Serbredjer, G-iner, beffen Ceben penuirfl 
 ill; a - to the law, beiu Oitie^t perfalleii, 
 Shak. 7. pi. bie ( ill 2>arbier|1uben > ange« 
 fcftl.igeiien 55erbPte. Shak. 
 
 To play at forfeit, ^f.inber f|)t«leit. 
 Game of -s, bat ^faiibrriVi'l. 
 
 23* 
 
356 Fate. f/ir. fall. faf. Hie. met. Fine, fin, N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, c/6ij(l. Tiibe, tub. fnll. tAin, THis. 
 
 FOR 
 
 ■forfeit, pp. It. forfeit, [ivirffrrtt. 
 l<^OrfeitAi»le, fftrfi'iabl, adj. v(V: 
 
 l^^orf'eitcd, fur'fitad, a4f. verivirfr; 
 
 l>frjal)rr. 
 
 ■•"'orfeiter, for'dtur, t. <?incr, ber 
 
 (?nuiif I'enuirft, ilraff.idu} luirB. 
 
 ■•forfeiture, for'fityure, «. 1. (iai 
 SBenuirftn ) Die aSeriuirfiiiifl. 2. ba^ 5!5rr! 
 mirfre; I'frtiirtene ffliit; lie ©trafe, 58iipe. 
 
 ■'"orfex, for'feks, (iflt. 255.) ». [(5l)ir-l 
 tit ©d)ei-e. [gued. 
 
 ■'''orfoiig'tlien, (frfjott. ) fati- 
 
 ■^org-ntlier, (Dertl.) to encoun- 
 ter wit h. [give. 
 
 V^Ort^ave, forgive', prnef. l«. f o r- 
 
 ■<^org-e, foije, (fr. ?55.) t. I. f Jfif 
 ©t^miePe. 2. i bit 6ct)mie6e, £luc(le. 3. 
 bai Sc^tiiieften. 
 
 ■<^org-e, i>. o. I. T fd)mieben. 2. ± a) 
 fc^mieben, crtid)ten, erftmien, (iiigitnnen, 
 nii«l)i!cfen. b) iiiitfrui)teben, oer|iil|'d}eu, fal' 
 fc^fii, nnd)tund)'.'n. 
 
 To forge coin, fnirc^mniiien. 
 
 ■"^orger, tort-'jiir. *. l. Der ©4mie» 
 benbe. 2. t ") 6er(5-r6irt)ter, eTfiiiiier. b> ter 
 95frfi-Ufd)rt c> Ber Jniidjiiiiinjer. 
 
 ■'''org'ery, tore'jure, *. I. t 6<i* 
 6d)inteCien. 2. f a) Die GrDidjtiina. b) ba6 
 akifrtlfrfjen , bie 2>«rfairrf)iina' SJ^lf^unfl. c) 
 (bai S8erfhirrf)te) Die SJoifdjimg. 
 
 Forgeries of jealousy, ®rif(en bcr 
 (Jlferfiiitt. 
 
 ■Torg-et, forget', (nnoelf. forgetan, 
 forgitan) prue/. forgot, '•= forgat; pp. forgot, 
 forgotten, v. a. 1. uergefieu. 2. uerocfieii, 
 
 utriinttKirfincn- 
 
 I Will forget to drink after thee, id) 
 n>iU Dir ni(f)t iinrf)tri»fen. Shak. 
 
 ■^''orj^etfui, forgetful, adj. l.uin 
 geglirf). 2. rorgloS. 3. ^ 2>erge(Tcii()eit be> 
 «>irfetiD c®etranfe). Drvdem. 
 
 To be forgetful of, (Jtiudf ueraeflen. 
 
 ■<^org°etf IlllieiiS, torgetfiilnes, s. 
 I. bie 95etflc(Ti'iil;eii , b<\i SSergeffeii. 2. bie 
 95erfltr5licl)fiit. 3. Die SBrriiiK^loiftiiung. 
 
 ■•''org^etive, for'jeljiv, adj. -j- crftubs 
 fiuii, erfiiiffrii'c^. 
 
 ■i'ormretter, forget'tur, «. ber SSer; 
 (jeffcr; i>ergfeiid)e ■OJieufd). 
 
 ■•^orsrettill^iy, forget'tlngle. adv. 
 au6 95trnfffen()eit. B. Jowsok. 
 
 ■i^org'ie, (rd)i>tt.) to forgive. 
 
 ■'''org-ivallle, forglvabl, adj. un: 
 jeil;lirt), i>erjeihbar. 
 
 ■•""orgivo, fSrgiv'. (niigeff. forgifan) 
 praet. forgave, pp. forgiven, v. a. 1. (S'ilirill 
 uerflfbeii, ucrjeiljcu. 2. 6'ineiii erlnfTen (cine 
 ©trafe ic); ©iiiein fliil}emi|lenen (&tiurt6). 
 3. DiTtKbeu, erlnfTcii. 
 3. Forgive us our debts. Lord's Praver. 
 
 Not to be forgiven, iini)er^eif)li(t). 
 
 ■•^OrgriveiieS!), f^rglvnes, «. I. 
 
 bi« 95ergc()iiiijj , 93erjcil)iing. 2. bie SBergeb,- 
 famffit. 3. Die GrlaiTiiiig 'einer ©trafe jo. 
 
 ■•'orjfiver, forg!v'ur, «. ber 95fr> 
 )eil)er, SBerne'ifr; (|-rlnfTcr. 
 
 ■^''urglvillg, forgiv'ing, adj. (jlllll 
 aScrgebfii gi'iietgo iiergebiain, iiiilb, imtleiDig. 
 
 ■•"orgot, forgot', ^pp. i>. for- 
 
 ■^''orKOtteil, forgot'tn,^get. Never 
 to l>e -. iiiiyergeBlid). (iiinrterii. Spenser. 
 
 lOurliail) forhile', t>. a. t qiitileii, 
 
 FOR 
 
 FOR 
 
 Porilisecul , fdr'n'sekal, adj. t luegen, Jlltll ©rf)etne. In due form. ge()5rlfl, 
 
 it'»^b. jtii geiiufigerS^'nii; indiie-oflaw, geri(t)tli(i 
 
 F'orisfainiliate, fnrisfaniil'yate. gcim^d)! uDer rtOgefiipr. The - worked otf, 
 (0. liU.) V. a. [i){en)teiVr.] jii Sctjjeiteii bt6 [iijpygr.] bie utii-gebriicfte ^orm. Formt 
 Sntere (eiiien ©oljii) in Den ^bcfii) uoii Con^iof a court, geridjtllcfje JJormnlitiireii. 
 
 i-ereieii fcijen , \v Dag er feiiieii fi'viiera 'itii' 
 fljeil mil uaterlidKit ^rbe niiiurprci1)cii l;at. 
 
 Vorisfaiiiiiiatioii , foilsfa.nil- 
 ya'sliuii, s. Die GiiiiV^uiig in Dm 'Sei'i^ uon 
 !3diiDei-eieii jii Sel'ji-iten De* SBatcrs. 
 
 F'orjesketjdrfjott > nbgeninttet. 
 
 ■'''ork, foik, Crtiigcir. fore; iw. fore) 
 t. I. Die ©libel. 2. Die gabcifoniiige Spitje 
 (m\t6 >J5fcil^) ; 3liife. 3. t Der ®iilgen. 4. 
 pl. a) Die GJnbelii (eined ©djeibeiucg^ : .). 
 b) Die ^eiiie bed 'OKenfdjen. Shak. Whose 
 face between lier forks presagelh snow, 
 luelc^e Dem au0crn ^liifdjeine mid) filr Die 
 Sifbe rd)iieefnlt fid) jeigt. Shak. 
 
 Eating fork, Die ®nbe( jum ©ffen. 
 
 Fork- fish, Der ©d)iuert|ird). --head. 
 Die ^feiiipii^e. -tail, [ Certl. J bet oier; 
 jiiljrige 2iid)«. 
 
 ■fork, V. n. 1. (ic^ gnbelfiJrmig tt)t\-. 
 leii, fid) iPiUteii. 2. |"d)offen ^yoln ©etreiDe). 
 
 ■^^ork, V. a. 1. fliibeln (luie Spni zc). 
 
 2. nut einer Oiibel gniben oDer nufgrabeii. 
 
 3. fpiOen, fpioig nind)cn. 
 
 To fork out, nusfpreijen. 
 
 forked, forked, atlj. 1. gnbeltcftt, 
 gnbelig; giibeliorinig j gefpalien. 2. f jmei; 
 beiitig. B. JomsoN. 
 
 A forked one. ber ®efi&nire, ipal;iiri'i. 
 
 F o r m - c u 1 1 e r, Dcr 5oriii!,5?olird)neiDer. 
 
 form, V. a. I. ^ fornieii, bilDcn, ge> 
 llnlien. 2. i a) biiDen (burrf) Unrerrid)t k-.). 
 h) einrid)ten, erDenfen, cnnurrren c^iiiiicjc). 
 c) (for) iibrid)fen (iii). d) (to) buDen, l)er« 
 nnbilDen (j«). e) bilDen (eine ®efeflfi1)aft:c.). 
 f) bilDen, nu«mnd)en. g) ((sjrnmni.] bllben. 
 h) tnad)en, geben (ein (JJefctj ic). i) (info) 
 ufrcinigtn (in, ju). 3. formiren, orbnen, 
 reiljen, nnfilcflcn (eine ©d)liid)tlinie). 4. 
 [25iniDm|pr.) firm. To be formed fn, 
 ingern (iii). 
 
 To form an estimate, fd|)n(5eil,rtbrd)n5ni. 
 
 ITorin, V. n. 1. fic^ niifilfflen, fid) for* 
 niiren. 2. fid) geflrtltcn, fid) fi'rnien. 
 
 ■Tormal, fSrm'al, (int. formalfs) 
 adj. I. § fijriulifft. 2. fijrmlid), gen)i'l)nlid>, 
 prDenflid); regelmngig , iiiftfjoPifd) , piinft» 
 lid); ueriiiinftig. 3. fi>rimid); a) luefcntlict). 
 b) nui5Drii(flirt). 4. n) iintitmiDIid) , gesiunni 
 gen. b) gejicrt, crremDniijJ , feierlid). 5. 
 fd)einbnr, niigcriid). 
 
 A formal man, fin Wenfc^ in feiiiet 
 nnturtid)en ®efTnlt n. ©efd)iiffcnl}eit. Shak. 
 - iniquity, Die gciui!)f)iilid)e oDer iiblid)e fo« 
 tnifd)e 3{c(le DetS nlten Drama*. Shak. A - 
 set speech, eine niit uielciii 2S5orrgrpr(inge 
 i'i>rgcrragene 9CcDe. A - duty, eine ^Sfli^^t 
 
 - head , bai @abelgt'I)orn ( Der ipirfd)e ). i oer 5S3ot)lan|lanDinfeit. 
 Forked pingne, Die 3pal;nreird)aft. Shak. I ■Torinalisiii , form'alizm , «. f. 
 forked ly, for kedle, adv. gabeiid)t. ! F o r m a l i t y . 
 
 formalist, for'maiUt, «. I. ber, 
 roeld)er \i<i) feljr an Die gornicit , nn Ji^*""" 
 lid)feiten t)alt I'ber binDct, 'Jorinaiiil. 2. (ge» 
 
 Hi 
 
 f Orkedue8.<i, forkedne 
 @abelid)te. Die gabelige 25efd)a|teiil)eit. 
 
 f orket, for'ket, *. 1. Da6 ®abcl: 
 d)en. 2. pl lipanDrd)ii^fabr.] Die ©d)td)ttln. [ iu&l;nl.) ber »21nl)anger, ScrrljeiDiger Der 5jDr» 
 
 forkiuess, forkeues, «. Die ga> men (in 9teIigion«fad)en), i>eiid)ler. 
 t)eiid)[e Ii)t'iiung. [ten. formality, formal'^ti. t. I. (Bie 
 
 f oriiy, tor'ke. adh flabclig, gefpal: ' »cobad)ruiig Der gctrincn ) Die JJl>rniiid>fett, 
 
 forlore, forlore', tti</. nerlaijen; 5}i'nualitar. 2. p<. a) Die gurnialien , ^r» 
 I'trloreii. innlirotcn, SJcrmen ( bee rrd)rlid)en 9Serfal)» 
 
 forlorn, forlorn'. (fti:gelf. forloren) rene lo, 'ipri'ceDiiren. b) Die 5i:irnilid)fetren, 
 adj. 1. a) uerk'ren , Da()in. b) eiinani. c) i uiii|l:anDIid)f eitcn , bnfi ittnilanDlic^e sajef«ii. 
 l)nlflo5, uerinffen. 2. ^ beraiibt, ciitnjTeii. 3. Dae(Jeierli(t>eiini8eiifl;iiieii;Dad®cprauge, 
 Spenser. 3. j \<i)mad)tiq, nnanfeljiilid). Der ©taat , Die 2Imt6fleiDcr. Swift. 4. bet 
 
 Forlorn hope. i. ('Hiiiir.J Die uerJor^ j Sd)fin. 5. Die 55wmlid)feir, Da6 SBefen, Wt» 
 ne(n) ©d)ilDiuad)e(n), i>erUirne 'iJ)faiinfd)aft. feiuiid)e (eine* ©eiiibbed tc. ). 6. l®d>iile«ij 
 
 2. ([ ber Icijte ^HSagefa^ iiii ipajarDfpielc. 
 forlorn, s. Der SBerlafTcne; ^piilfiffe. 
 f orlornne»>8 , f6rl6rn'nes, i. bie 
 
 S5eriafTciil)eir, DeDe. 
 
 Die 5Ji>riiiIid)feit. 
 
 formalize, for'mali/e, o. a. f 
 
 bilDcn, geilalten. - ». «. f ») bie 55rniiid)« 
 
 teiten geiiaii beiibatfyten. b) (upon) fid) nuf» 
 
 f orlye, forli', r. ti. t baucr liegen.jljalren (fiber), I'ibel iicljmen (drmaS). 
 
 form, ioim, (lat. forma) 4. I. f Diej formally, form'ailc, nt^v. i.f&rin> 
 
 JJorni, ®e|lalt (eine« ii&rperS). 2. f aj Die | lid) (niit ^erbad)tiing Der grivM)iilid)en 'Jpr* 
 
 g-wiu CiUimrDnung). b) bie JJorm, JJrrtnei. Imeii). 2. iinirtanDlid), feierlid), cerciiu'iiii)*. 
 
 c) Die ®c|1olt, ©d)5nl;eit, SBjiirDe. d) Die 
 55orm CKJetl^oDe, OrDniing). e) Die (Ji'rin, 
 Der ©d)eiii; Da* (inhere ^Jlnfeljen. t) Die 
 Joriii (Gerenioiiic). g) bie JiTin ^bM ©i); 
 lleni). h) bie ©irte, ber »rand). Shak. 3. 
 [A.i)ppgr.] Die JJ^'riii. 4. (form. a> bcr ©i$. 
 Die »nnf (ol)iie Cel)iie). b) (®d)iilen] Die 
 KlafTt. c) [SBaibmfpr.J bie ©affe {bt\6 t'aga 
 «ine« $afen). S. bit gonu (in ber ©tiun* 
 genioDelt jvirb;. 
 
 First form, [Tnppgr.] ber ®d)onbriicf. 
 Set -, bas Wiiilcr, bie i<i>rgi'fd)riebeije goriii. 
 
 3. fii^riiilid) (otii ^edeii laqt). 4. roefeutlid), 
 eigeiitiid). 5. jnin ©d)fin. 
 
 formation, r6rnii'shun, (Int.) «. 
 1. (Das SSilDen) bie 25ilDnng (and) l). 2. 
 (Die 'itri ii- 2J}fife ber iiilMing) Die »ilDung. 
 3. l®ramm.) bie SbiJDiiiig. 4. [®fi)l. ] bit 
 SbilDiing, (*ut|lrI)tiH9 , ©rjriiotmo (b« '9Wi» 
 iieraiicn). 
 
 f <»rinative, fomritiv. ad). I. 6t(« 
 benD , plafliid) ; fd)affcnb ; erjengenb. 2. 
 (®raiiim.j biiDenb. 
 
 f «»rmer, f<irm'ur, «. I. •) brr !&i(b« 
 
 For forms, for form's sake, ber 5J"ri" ner; (S-iiier, Der tilbft. b) i ber ltr^O«»,. 
 
Ffcfe, far, f'.ll. fat. M*, met. Fine. fin. 7^6, mhve, n8r, got, il], cl6fid. Tibe, tub, (Ml tAin, THls. 357 
 
 FOR 
 
 Sittitcr. 2. [lifAffr] (nii<& Former- 
 chisel) tai (stedjufeu, ©temnieifen. 
 
 former f formdr. (atljjelf. farm, 
 forma) adj. eomp. I. brr, tie, iai erilt (ttr 
 8«t, CrMunifl nod)). 2. I'prig, fruljer, I'er; 
 gan^en; (aiintl vcrgniinen. 3. i<ori<), i>prl;cr- 
 fle^ent), iionindclji'iiC. 4. uorifl, erilfriuiil)!!!. 
 
 JFurinerly, for'iuurle, ado. 1. t 
 lurrfl. 2. tt}tmali, votmaa, t\)ettm. 
 
 F'urinfui, fdrm'f&l, adj. % (d/om- 
 rJKfe. (Vl)iiffeiie. Thomsok. 
 
 F'uranintef fir'melte, «. [Gi)nn.) 
 anifiiVniniirf* <3nlj. [ll)iMi€r5e. 
 
 Forniiate of aliiiiitii . nnieuVitfiiiirr 
 
 IToriliiCf for'iiiik. (D. Int. formica) 
 adj. [6l)eiii.] iiiiieii'i'iiiiiucr. — acid, tit 
 ttinriieinniirr. 
 
 VorinicM-leo, f&r'oiika-le&, «. 
 [9iiiturii.| ^l■r ''Jliiii-iu'iiioiue. 
 
 V^OriniCUtilll^, KVniiekaliiig, adj. 
 [WeP.) |d)u'(Kt) iiiit) iinijlrirt) (p. ^'iiriVi. 
 
 ■•'orillicntiOll, toniiekA'slHin. ((.) 
 
 «. [^^tt.l iat ^ueitn au( ba S^mt, i irit-. 
 
 ttln. 
 
 Formidaklw, fiir'yieilabl. Clat.^ 
 
 mdj. furdjtbiir, fur(l)iirli(h; Sdjnrffn frtf; 
 
 (jenB. — ado. Fo r ' III i dab I \ . tiird)Ct>ar, 
 
 fur(f)rrr(irt>. (iie«, # bit 5J"rd)rt'flrfeit. 
 
 VorinldnklencritXf Mr luedaUl- 
 t^oriiiiiigrf tiirui 111^, 4. in6 !&ii: 
 
 ^n tC. - of Hii eslablikliiuent , bit (^XtlA)- 
 tiiiin riiir# OJi'i'djiittrJ. 
 
 IPorHiless, turiii'iei, adj. i. form. 
 
 lot, <\t\lMUvi. 'i. llllforilllKl) (lltini'lltUt). 
 
 l<^orHiuiiity , uWmotiii, dat.) t. 
 bit €d?i'iit)fit, •iiiuhiijnirtlt- 
 
 furiniila, lAmi'i'ita./ (int.) «. 1. S 
 
 furinule, forni'ulr,^&ir (^(nrtucl. 2. 
 \VXtb.\ bat ditcept, bit 41rjiirii<prt'(l)rirt. 
 J. (Sllflrbr.) bic Sornitl. 4. IRirdj.J bit 
 iQitt>tti: K.) SJprintl. 
 
 ■•^oruiulary, nVni'dlai^. *. 1. ba6 
 gptimiliir, 'O.ViiiliT:, JoniifU'iid). 2. ba6 
 fDi»iltt; bit jji^rmel. - of an oath, bit Q'l-. 
 (e<foriiirl. [rd)rirtiuii^i<l ; ritiiefl. 
 
 ■•''orinulary, adj. fornilid^; i<i>c: 
 
 l<^urnicw(e, lunr^kaie, f (iiu.) 
 
 ■'''uruicated, fumekated, ^ adj. 
 1. (91rd)it.| (]rH)PlV[ ovie cin Ofeiiu.). 2. 
 ^ 6fr iipiirrrci nnyriljt. 
 
 F'uriiicaie, tdm-ikiite. (Ut.) «• n. 
 hurcii, iptiriTfi rrciOrn. 
 
 l*^ornicMion, f^rniki'»liun. *. 1. 
 tie fiiircrii. 2. ii bit SjiiKm, 'Jlbjiiutetei. 
 t. [Olrrt)it.I bic 2Gpibmi(i. 
 
 ■•''oriiicatfir, tdrn'^ikiur, «. 1. ber 
 Jfxirrr. 2. [• ber :j>urfr, ©oi^ciiciftirr. 
 
 ■•'^itrnicatrefiM, t6rii'ii.Aties, «. 
 tit S^nrt. [a peck. 
 
 l<''or|»et, (fd)Ptt.) four«lipartof 
 
 ■•'orrayf fonA', v. a. •" lurl^ecreii. 
 — «. bPT tXniibjiij). Spcnsek. I (i.imnit. 
 
 V^wrrel, fAr'r'il. t. ba« (jrpbe 5Jjrr« 
 
 Vltrrit, (K^Ptt.) forward. 
 
 l«^4>rHMk«; f f^rsike', (aiidrlf. forxn- 
 raii, lortiiecaii) praet. fortook. pp. iorhook, 
 forsHkeii, v. a. I. $ prrlnffrii (ciii L'aiibtc). 
 t. <trculp«) I'fTlinTrM. 3. nuiflfbcu; (riiiet 
 €fl<t)f fiirfrtflcii. 4 I'lrlniTrii; fid) juriirfjies 
 h«n I'pM... 5. (i(tf rtbflrtDPljucii (Grwo^). 
 6. ntd)[ t)auta ; ai^rriiiiiKg iverben (ciiur 
 
 FOR 
 
 To for take one's colors, auirt'i^cn, 
 bt\trt\vtn. 
 
 F'orsaker , forsi'kur , «. l. ber 
 iSerln(T«. *• btt 9lbtruniiige. 3. ber 9Iii6 
 reiper. {Serliifjeii. S. ber aibf.ill 
 
 ■■^orsaking:, forsaking, t. 1. bA6 
 
 l*^ursay, f6r»i', e. «. <> untcrt'aneii ; 
 eiit|ai)en. Sfemscb. 
 
 F'urset, fSr'sot, «. &a« £iii1d)en. 
 
 VursOUtli, fursuuiA', (niiijeir. for- 
 noilie) adv. geiuoljiil. I ob. | iual>rlic<>, fiirj 
 lual^r; ivirriid), in ber Ii)>u. 
 
 li^orspeak, f^r»peke', V. a. 1. vers 
 biereii. 2. ^ btl}cftn; verfiudteti: Shak. 
 
 ITorsivear, forswaie-, (aiiflei)". for- 
 liwaeriaii; praet. tortwoie, pp. lorkworn, 
 c. a. 1. ui'rid)iu&ren. 2. nb|"d)iupreii. 
 
 To forswear one's self, fal|<^ fl^lVOi 
 reii, nieiiieibio lorrbeii. 
 
 li^ursvk'ear, v. n. faii'4> fdjiu&ren. 
 
 ■•''uriiwearer, f^rswA'rdr , «. brr, 
 bic iO^'iiiribige. 
 
 l<''ur««vunk , forswungk', (nn<irir. 
 
 xwiiicani adj. '' nl>i)eilliUtC(. Si'Casta. 
 
 ■•^uravi'uru, lumwurn', pp. a) (to) 
 iibniidxupri'ii, eiiringt. bi iiiciiiribit]. 
 
 ■'''ors^vuruuesSf forsworu'nis, «. 
 Die '0}{i'iiu'ibi))ri:i(. 
 
 JPort, tort, (fr. 03.) «. 1. [TOilU.] bn# 
 S.nt, bit JJejle, €>d)mije. 2. t bit flarte 
 &ent, @(tirre, bi\6 Spi\innici<b (eiiiei "^en-. 
 \<t><n). 3 [)}(d)tr.j bie Sciirfe bi-r Itlirifje. 
 
 F'ortaiice , ( (<i)oit. ) a keep, 
 castle. il'vrte, finxt. 
 
 JPurte, f^r'ti (it. m.) adv. I'iU^ur.l 
 
 ITurted, torl'sd, a/<;. beieilitlt. Shak. 
 
 ITurth, furtA, (aiinclf. forth) adv. 1. 
 fprt, mefl, Ijinmefl. 2. inUrj. fpri! lucircr! 
 i. fort, lueiter. 4. Ijerpor, I'pr, tjtr. 5. ^cr= 
 nue, ijitinui. 6. t f o r t h of, fprt au6, (iu< . . . 
 wtq, ^itiiueg nii6... 7. brnupen, au&tti. 8. 
 "^ qcim, vvn ^nfani bi6 )u (inbt, bn an'6 
 Qnbt. Shak. 
 
 From this time forth, ()infur, fjiiitprt. 
 From that day -, upii jcitein Xnqt nil. How 
 far -, ill ivie iveit. — from, t^cr 1<PII. And 
 «o -, unb fo fort. To set -with, aii6: 
 fd)niti(feii nut ... To set — on a journey, 
 eine 9<rife antretcn. 
 
 fortlt, praep. ttu6. 
 
 Forthcoming, adj. I. berrit )U tf- 
 fd)ciiicn; in 03e>i)nl;rfiun. 2. «. ba« SSurfpui: 
 men (jiiin Serljcr > , bie G-rrd)finiiiig (ppr 
 (i3erid)t). - - issuing, Ijcrpprf pnimenb. 
 -•right, ■) adu. '■■ (innbi'iii , dttabeaHi.- 
 b) «. * ber (jenibe 2a3i<i. Shak. --ward, 
 f. Forward, --with, fpfprt, fpgleirfj. 
 
 Vurtli, fort/i. «. - bi-r 2Cfa. 
 
 ITortietli, f6r'ieei/i, adj. brr, bit, 
 bai picrjiftile. [ fit^ befiilifliii IniTrnb. 
 
 F'ortirialtle, tVir-ietiabi, adj. -f 
 
 JF»rtiricat(<»a, f6rlelckik'shun, 4. 
 I. [0)iiiir.) bic "liitViliannfj^fuMbe. 2. bic 
 2)f|cili(iu"<i. 3. bic SJnliiufi, bus gprt. 4. 
 1 tie ®ttirfiiM((, S5criJiarfiin<t. 
 
 li^ortil'ier) lorieti'nr, «. i. ber ^f- 
 t1uiin^btiiimci|ler. 2. t brr i&rf)iirfrr, tin: 
 trr(lii0cr. 
 
 Kttrfiry, for'icfi, (fr. fortifier) p, «. 
 1. [SBruit.l bcfnliflin. 2. i a) bffrdiflrn. b) 
 bcflnrfrii ; brfr<iiriiifn. c)(Hiib)u>a^iieii(mit;. 
 
 Jb''»rliry, ». *>. Si'Auuacii ouirecu. 
 
 FOR 
 
 Fortilag-e, fur'tilidje, «. « b<i4 
 ©|p(fh<iii«. Spenser. [fd)nn,je. Shak. 
 
 F'orf in, f6r't?n, «. bie €d)an)c, $ei6« 
 
 C^Ortitude^ for'teiude. (lat.) 4. 1. 
 t ? bie Stiirfe. 2. t bie ©eclenfliirfe , bet 
 >)Jfntl). 
 
 F'ortlet, f&rt'let. I. bit ffeine $eflt. 
 
 V^ortiii§rl>t,f6rt'ntte. ((ufammeiigc). 
 p. fourteen niglits) «. piericl;u inge, ber 
 3citrrtum »pn 14 tagen. 
 
 A f o r t n i g h t hence, f^eute uber 14 tnf)(. 
 
 Fortress, for'tres, (fr. forteresse) 
 #. 1. ? bie 5f thing. 2. || ber iport. 
 
 I<^ortresK, ». a. befeiligen. befd)i"i$en. 
 
 F'orttiitous, i<irtu'etus. dat.) adj. 
 )iira(lig, tiiigrfol^r. 
 
 l«^ortuitously, fSrtu'etusle, md: 
 pon iingi!iiil)r, vifiilligi-r 2i3cife. 
 
 VortuitOUMueSM, fortii'etusnM, 
 «. b<\t lliigffiil)r. fte 3ufa(ligfeit. 
 
 ITortuity, f^nu'aU, «. f tat Uu* 
 flefiil)r. * 
 
 Importunate, f^r'ti-hiinAte. (|.) adj. 
 gll'tdlid) ; to be lens - than deserving. mtt)t 
 ajitbiciiil ali (SJnuf l)nbcii. — adv. For'- 
 t u n R t e I y . gliid lid) ; i)lii(flid)cr ^ni'e. 
 
 V«»rtun<»teiie81i,tur'tsliunAten«s, 
 4. bai (Mliirf; tie (iMiiiffciigfcit. 
 
 Fortune, fiir'tshune, (Int. forluna) 
 4. I. bie (4lu({i>gi>ttinn , ^prtuna i (biil)cr> 
 ['TOpbern] bn* (Mliirf. 2. bn6 (i)cid)i(f, >£<^i<t< 
 fill. 3. bn<®d)irfral (bie3"fiinft). 4. ber3u» 
 fn(l, b<i« llnflcf.il}r. 5. bai 0)liirf (ipeil). 6. 
 ba^ SJcrnipgcn. 6. brr (groeo i){ci4<)r^iiMi. 
 8. a) bai :^cir(itlj«gut, bie "iStitfinbe (fl(< 
 tvr)hiiii(^ PDii ^raueii^tuitneru). b) die gute, 
 reidje <J5nrtie. 
 
 Ill fortune, bai Uliglllcf. Good-, baS 
 OJIilrf. Uy -, I'D" ungefa^r. Fortune's 
 alms, ma6 bai ©d)i(fl'nl gciuii|)rt. Shak. To 
 marry k (great, rich) - , cilir rcid)C ^^iirtie 
 ma<i)tn. To have one's - told, \ld) U'llhr* 
 fngen lajjcn. To take one's -, fciiiein ^i^;i> 
 (alt fplgen. A gentleman or lady of — , eiR 
 reidjer jprrr, eine rcidje Z>aine. 
 
 Prov. Fortune favors fools, bA< 6i(U(( 
 i(l ben Iljoren Ijolb. 
 
 Fortune-book, bai SS3nf)rrnger6u4). 
 --hunter, ber (Mclbfrcter. --tell, ». «. 
 a) iva^rfngen. b) uprbebctiteit. --teller, 
 a> ber iDiiljrfflgcr , bie 2i3nl)rfiigfriiin. b) 8 
 Bi-r llrtl)cil6f»>re(f)cr — telling, bn« 20iil)r» 
 fngrn. 
 
 Fortune, v. a. i. t gii'icflid) mn< 
 d)Pii, bcgliirfin. Chaixer. 2. * gliirflid), iin« 
 gliidlid) leiifcn. 3. "^ pprbciiteii. Urvdem. 
 
 Fortune, v.n. i. fid) jntrrtgeti, gcj 
 fd)flii'ii, fid) bfgct'cn, fid) crrignni. 2. gliirfeu. 
 
 F«»rtuned, fm'tshund, adj. bcs 
 gli'iift, (^liirflid). Shak. 
 
 Fortuneless , tvir't«hunele.<;, iidj. 
 1. nngliicflid). 2. pljiic SScrnii^gcii; pljne .§«!. 
 rntl)6,iiit. Ibrgiiiifi'ii. Spenser. 
 
 Fortunize, ior'txliunue. V. a. f 
 
 Forty, lor le, (niigrlf. geowertig) «<<). 
 
 I. i>u-riig. 2. ( pirrjig (ciiic tiiil>e|1iiiimi( 
 
 ^lujol)! ; cine iVnd)iiHirtiid) ruiibe Sumnit). 
 
 2. K. B and C. and lorty more. Swipil 
 
 Foruan, fiVniin. dot.) «. 1. lri>in. ' 
 SlirerrI). | bai gpriiiii ; brr Wnrf rpM^. 2. t 
 bai («rrid)r, -Ji^iim, iribiiital. (Ijcniinirrcn 
 
358 Fafe. far, fall. fat. Mi. mer. Fine. fin. N6. move, n6r, got, 6il. cldi'id. Ti'ihe, tnb, fillT. tAin. THis. 
 
 FOR 
 
 Kortvard , for' ward , ( t F o f '- 
 wards) ( nnflelf. forweard) ciii". 1. l'l)r> 
 wnrti. 2. jueirer, fort. 
 
 To go forward lo, uUftfletjeit (}U). To 
 set-, a) iiorrucfm. b) tfrireiien. From this 
 time -. (jiltfort. From that time -. UOII itt 
 3eit (in. Balance carried -. [.'pailtcl) iSalDB 
 iiornetinijrn. To put one » sell -, fid) em> 
 Vorrmmhuien, fid) l)errertl)iiii. 
 
 If or ward, wij. l. ^ I'orDer. 1. be< 
 reit, bernriuiHiij; fertuj. 3. eifriij ; iji^iQ- 4- 
 i treiil, fecf. 5. a) fiuljitifig , frill) (5riil)= 
 liiigK. ). I)) frul)reif. 6. i yuriieriictc. 7. 
 uorfd)iK(I, uoreilig. Shah. 
 
 A forward man in the world, till 
 gjtaiin, ber feiii ®liirf ijciimiDt l)in. Be not 
 
 loo — to believe etc., i](i1U&e llld)t )U l>or> 
 fc^lied, 111 I'Oreiliil JC. Let us talie tlie iii»tant 
 by the - lop, Cell i!liiii«iU'Iirt Diiiii i£d)opfe 
 fli'fiiMt! - protest, l^niicelj )ii |riii)ieitig er» 
 Ijubener, DBreilifltr il>rute|l. 
 
 li^or'ward, v. a. l. bef&rCerii, be» 
 f(<)lciiiiu]CH. i. cin) (Siiiem fonljelfcii liin. 
 3. fi>e6ireii, nbf<f"»l'^"' I'lfi^r&erii, fortiViitrii, 
 Kerfeiifeii, iil>!, liSeiiViiOeii, feiiDeii, iil>Gei)eii 
 liijjen, beforcerii. 4. (©iiiciii) jiiiledeii. 
 
 Goods 10 be forwarded, iStfiOltiDH^: 
 fliit, ©vebitioinjflurer. t^Jcfi^rBcrer. 
 
 l«"or^va«rd«;r , for'wirdur, «. Dtt 
 
 ITuOVardiMg', for' warding, adj. 
 AbfertU^eni, befDrDcniO. - agent. - mer- 
 chant, bit (2pe6ttciir, 5md)H)efi>rger , i5er< 
 ftiiDer. - *• Cic >Ml>ferrii]iiiiij, ajcneii&iiiifl. 
 
 li^Ur^vardly , tOr'n^idle, udv. 1. 
 ^mliii; lu'reiliij; nfrig. 2. fniljifing. 
 
 l<^Ur\vardU«MS, fdrwdrUnes, t. 1. 
 
 tit. ^i:reitiDillii)fi.'ir. 2. Ber (^iftr. 3. I tie 
 Drtiiliflftit, irec{l;eit; iKnrciiiijrcit. 4. a; bcii 
 friil)jeitige (S-iiitretftii (Oei griil)liuij» K.). 
 b) &ie iyriil;reife. c) b<\i 'it3iid)y[l)iiiii. 5. ±1 
 cit JJortfd)rirre uii eiiur iOiiTtiinOaft). 
 
 ll^'orweary, forwere, v. a. -f n>\ 
 f(t)ijpffii, nl'imibcii. Shak. i 
 
 Jb^oss, los, (fr. fosse)*, i. [5c|liiiuj»b.j 
 feet CiJrabiii. 2. 1'iluat.J cieoperj. :c.) (^rube, 
 
 Foss-road, --way, eiii ri>tllird)et, 
 mit ©mbirii einaefniJter ipecnvetj in (iiigliiiib 
 ii>i.'U liitues biird) (i^erer und) iuirroiu. 
 
 ITusset- Metier, <■ bcc 'liieniDeo 
 tnufiT. Shak. 
 
 Jf USSil, fos'sil. Hat. fossilis) adj. 1. 
 fi'lTu, (Uitfli-grabtii , fli-gnibcu ; duc-ijr.jrrt! 
 beii ii'crbe'i fi)iiiieiiC>. 2. uerilctiicrt, JBenj. ., 
 ©tfiii ... (®alj ic). 
 
 l<''u!>isil, «. b<\6 ^offil, ^iTijiiut. 
 
 I<^u8!iiili8t, f6.s'.sii!!.t, t. btx (}t>r|i(ien> 
 fuiibifli!, gorfiliiiifiiiiiinier. 
 
 l<^os.silixatiu», fossllei^a'slimi , s. 
 hit SBcriuaiiCliiiig iii eiii JiMftl. F o s ' » i 1 i » e, 
 V. u. til till rfoffii veni'rtiiCelii. - v. n. ftd) 
 ill em Jyoffil ueriuaiiCeiu. Fossil'ogy, t. 
 ») bit '^orfilieiirtiiibe. b) eiiie "iUbljaiiOluiio 
 uber JoiTiiitii. 
 
 li^ttNter, fos'tur, (iliioeir. fostrian; 
 H. tosterj V. a. 1. lliil)reil , pfifflf"* rt"lii«» 
 |)cu (AviiibiT). 2. 1 a) nai)rcii, iiii "iBiid)!?" 
 il)iim befcirberu. bj luiljreii, aiifimiiiterii, bci 
 forbeni. c) f >vcl;lti;iiii. d; rrl;aiteii (bad 
 Ccbeii). Shak. 
 
 To foster up, niifjir()Cii. (imTbcii. 
 
 lOufder, v. n. ^uitimmtii auia^ica^'X 
 
 FOU 
 
 l<^o.«ter, adj. imfjrene. 
 
 Piov. No longer foster, no longer 
 friend, fein QMb, teine SJ'^eiinbe niei)r. 
 
 Foster-brother, bet '"))fild)bniDfr. 
 --child, ba& ^flrgefinb. -dam. ^ tie 
 'limine. — daughter, bie <|5flt'gefod)rer. 
 --earth, ber iialjrenbe IBoBeii. —-father, 
 ber \>iii()r 5 , ^IJfleiieunter. --land, bad jii 
 Otinaiib* Untfrt)alt niidgefe^te Saiib. - - 
 lean, bn6 'I6it[|)IIIU. --mother, Bie 
 i)ial;r!, -pjlegeni Utter, --nurse, bie @aiig; 
 anuiie. --sister, bie ■'B?iid)rd)iue|ler. -- 
 son, ber 5J5jle(ieruf)n. ["ipilene. 
 
 l*''osteragre, fos'turidje, «. Bie 
 
 ff^osterer, fos'tun'ir, *. l. Ber'Tialjr^, 
 ?l>fle(jeuatcr , bie >7?al)riiiutter. 2. ± ber ^e: 
 forbcrcr. 
 
 ITostering:, fos'tiir'ng, adj. btfvT: 
 bivnb, fijrbcriib. - t. bie @-riirtl;niiiij, $f''^!)i'; 
 >Jfal)riiii(j. Chaucer. 
 
 If^usterling', fos'turl'ng. «. bai 
 ^ftcgetinb. B. Jonnon. [bW ??a()riiiig. 
 
 Jt^(>!lterinent, fos'turment. s. t 
 
 F'ostress, fos'ires, « Die 'ifiimie, 
 
 ITotUer, foTllir, itiiKjeif. il>.) *• 
 (eiiie I'ait iblei) ba& Jiiber. 
 
 fi^otlier, V. a. [SJRnr.] einen Sect 
 flovfeii, ucrili'pfeii (an ©d)itfen). 
 
 l<^OU, > (fc^ott.) full, drunk; a 
 
 1<^U^V,5 pitchfork. 
 
 l<^uus:ade, foogade', (ft. 2B.) ». 
 ['Wilit.J bie glatteriiiiue. [fight. 
 
 V^OUg-ilt, fiwi, praet. u. pp. ooil 
 
 I'^UUg'llteu, fiw'tu, '^- pp. t). fight, 
 (Ireitig. [harassed. 
 
 ■i^OUfftlien , ((d)Ctt.) troubled, 
 
 IToul, foiil, (niigclf. ful, faul, faiil ; 
 |)o(l. vuil> udi. 1. fd)iiiii9i<i, iintciii, fotl)i(). 
 2. tn'ibe, fd)Ianiiiiig. 3. f a) Ij.iplid), garilig. 
 b) unrein, biJiV cMfiinb ic). Shak. c) f.1)imi» 
 ^ig, uiijiidjtig, lofe, genieiit cJieben a.), d; 
 l)apiid), geniein, niebrig, fd)lcd)t. e) rd)aiib: 
 lid), graultd). f) unreblid), falfd) (Spiel k.) 
 g) |"d)inipflid), rntcl)rcnb. h) grob (•)ial)niiig 
 2C.). i) unrein, uerbDrbeii. Shak. j) iiitraii» 
 ber. k) [ii)pogr. J feljlerljaft, ooller Drurf* 
 feljler, inforreft. I) itreng, l)art cOX'ittel). 
 in) Ijaglid), uenrrifd) (jJraiifljeit). n) per: 
 ivorren. o) poll oon llufraut. 4. [OKar.l a) 
 unfiar (iaiu. b) nut -Wiooe ob. 'i)}iiird)i'iii 
 uberjogcn (Sid), c) mibrig (^Uiinb). d> ge: 
 faljrlid), flippig (93ud)t 20. 
 
 Foul bill of health, ['JJJar.J ein unreiner 
 ®efuiibl)citdpa0. -paper. 1. bad JXoiijept, 
 ber erik (S'litiuiirf. 2. [ipatibel) bie iilabbe, 
 (gtrajje. - impression, [ii)pogr.) ber ■iyel)l< 
 briict. - dealing or practices, bie fd)ailblld)e 
 5;)anblungdiuei|'e, 2Bortbrud)igfeii, ber 3)e; 
 triig. - meani, Oieivaittl;arigfeiteii, ©treiige. 
 There is - play in it. ed gil)t lllirid)rig bai 
 bei jn. - doings, — work, gtinit. To play 
 — , betrugeii. To fall -, I. (upon) unges 
 lliiin l)erfa(len ilbet. . . 2. (of) treiben aiif . . . 
 (P. ©d)ifFrtl>. To make — water, ["War.) 
 nubbern (u. ®d)iffo). - hawses, (-Miar.] 
 91iifertaiie, bie por ben ivliifen einen @d)lag 
 l)nbcn. - weather, i'd)iiiiioiged, naffed, l)a0: 
 lid)ed SDettcr. 2. 10)iar.j |liirniird)ed 2iJcis 
 ter. - linen, fdjiuarje 'iGafri)e. 
 
 Foul -faced, l)aMlid) i<on fflcfid)t. -- 
 feeding, grob , grobiial)rrnb. - - m o u t li> 
 ed, loft, f(()tnut;i)}e ^iitbtn fitf)rriib. — 
 
 FOU 
 
 spoken. I. frf)mii()riit^tig. Shak. 2. ein 
 lofed -5)^1111 Ijabenb. 
 
 C^oul, (angelf. fulian. gefylan) v. a. 
 1. befnbeln, befd)niiihen. 2-. trnbe niad)en. 
 
 F'oiilder, f6ul'dur, v. n. f tengeti. 
 
 F'uiilly, f^nl'le, adv. 1. rd)niU9i(j; 
 gardig; rd)anbiid)er aCoife. 2. unreblid). 
 
 l<^Oulliess, fi'inl'nes. s. I. f bit 
 llnreinigfeit, llnreinheit. 2. i .i) Me lliirtinj 
 l)eit; Unfeiifd)()eit. b)Pielliireblid)feit, iyniri1)s 
 heit. c) bie Sd)aiiblirt)feif (ciiier .'panbUiiig). 
 d) bie llnrcinl)eit, JBerborbenfjeit. 3. ; Pie 
 5?nriltd)feit. [ber 3lti§. 
 
 F'ouiiiart, foiVmlrt, «. [>7^uurg.| 
 
 I^^UUnd, found, praet. u. pp. oon 
 find. 
 
 l<^OUnd, (f. fundo) ». a. I. | (on) grinn 
 ben, baiicn (auf einen %fl\tu tc). 2. gnnu 
 ben (cine ©tnbt jc). 3. 1 griinben; a) |lif> 
 ten. b) niKegen erri(()fen. c) erfliiben. d) 
 einrid)ten, feilfe^en. e) itii^en. 
 
 Founded as the rock, felfeilfeiT. 
 
 V^ound, p. a. giepeii (JJanonen 20. 
 
 V^uuiid, t. i brr Jiinb. 
 
 F'oiiiidation ftmndi'shun, ((at.) 
 t. 1. ? bie y)riinblage, ber (JJriinb (eine* 
 ^paiifed). 2. bie (iJrunbung; Srir'riiiig. 3. i 
 
 a) bic(J)riinblage; bcrG)riinb. 10 bad Stipeni 
 biuin , bie ©tiftung. c) bie ?iicberlajjung. 
 d) biT 'llnfang, »2lnbegiiiii (ber 2l5elf). 
 
 I<^uuiidatiunl<>ss, fouiida'«hiin> 
 les. adj. uiigi-griinbet, griinbiod. 
 
 f^uitiider, foun'dur. s. I. 7 ber 
 (iJruiiber. 2. i a) berStifter (eiiier Seftctc.) 
 
 b) ber Url)eber. c) ber ©rfinber. dj ber ®tif« 
 ter (eiiied ipoi'pitald). 
 
 Founder of a feast, ber 2Birtl). 
 
 Pruv. Every man is the foiindsr of 
 his own fortune, ein O'ber ifl feiiicd fflii'icfei 
 i2d)niiib. [ger. 
 
 founder, (fr. fondeur) s. ber (4ie< 
 
 Vttiiiider, *. bieJJclje, tStcifijeit 
 (ber •Ufctbe 20. 
 
 F'uuuder, v. n. I. [iJJTar.] rd)eitern, 
 unterfinfen, uiuergehen. 2. i fd)i'iiern, fel)l« 
 fd)lageii. 3. |lraiid)eln, fallen. Chaucer. 
 
 I^'^oitiider, i>. a. rel)e ober ju Sd)an> 
 ben ri'iten. [ grnnblod , fiinippg. 
 
 V^UUIlderOUS, tuiin'dinus, adj. f 
 
 li^OUltdery, foiin'dre, s. 1. bie 
 {S)ie0erei, (JJicpljiiite, ®d)melil)urte. 2. bie 
 ®d)im'l}=, (*)ieefiinil. , • , 
 
 l<^oundling:, fouiaicl'liiig, <> bai 
 ginbcltinb, ber giuMing. [^.lud. 
 
 Foundling-hospital, bai '^IWbtlt 
 
 ■•"^OUlldreSS , fdund'res , ». bie 
 ®riiiibcriiin ; iStifterinn. 
 
 F'oilllt, f6unt, (fr. fonte) s. btr&UV. 
 
 li^ount, i (tut. fon&> 
 
 ■•''uuiitain, fount'n. ^ «. 1. I bie 
 auelle. 2. i ber £lue(l, Urqued; bie aiirlle. 
 3. ber Springbriinnen , bai sajaffiriucrf. 4. 
 bai i>aiibfae, ^aucrgrfaB. 
 
 Fountain-head, ^ ber llrgued. - 
 pen, eme -Hvt Jcber, bie bcjtanbig init 
 Binff oerfelicn i|l. --tree, (2Jot.] cin 
 iBaiim auf ben ranariid)cn Ourelit. 
 
 I*^4»llll<aiale8.*i, fountlnles, adj. 
 oi)i\t Quelle, giielleniod. [rei((>. 
 
 ■•''oiiiitrul, fount' fill, nrf/. guellru> 
 
 l<''uur, lore, (angelf. feower)«((/. i>iec 
 
 Upon all fours, auf alien 93icr(ii (AUt 
 
FMe. f«r. fa!I. fnt. ^U. met. Fine. fin. IVA, mive. nir. g&t. 6?I, rl6i'i(l. Tube, lub, full. l//in, THis. 359 
 
 ^Ugrn U. ipanSeH). To run upon all four* 
 !■ the roeiublanee of.., Ginrn nuf in6 
 6prf<f)enfc|le treffen (treffenD fdjilBtrn , vo» 
 tint idifpiciiiiio ic). 
 
 Four-cornered, mererftj). —-doable, 
 tifrfalrifl, I'ierfnd) jufnmmen gr Ifflt. — five, 
 o jiuniijijj. --fold, uirtfad). --footed, 
 vUrfugii). - - handed, uifrljnnBig. - - 
 
 ■ core, 1. nt^tjig. 1. (etiipt.) A man of 
 - kcore, cin 9lcf)t4iger. — iquare, 
 tirrrctig. -- wh eel ed, oitrrnfterig. 
 
 ■•"^uurbe, fotirb, (fr. 2B.) *. + in 
 6i1)iirff, ivrri'iger. 
 
 ■ ff^ourrier, foor'eir, *. t •• 6« 
 £l|iiirncrmii|lrT. 2. i itx 23orbDte. 
 
 ■<^uurteenf foreteen , (Aiigrir. 
 feowcriyii) mlj- v'<cr\tt)». (l>ierjel)lllf. 
 
 ■■''Mlirfeentll , fire'te^m/i , adj. 
 
 ■'"'oiirtli, iVirt/i. aitj. Dierte; - (hill) 
 •I eich«iigr. ($nii6rl] DirQuiirtt. [Qiinrte. 
 
 ■•''oiirtii, s. t<\6 SBifrtrl; fTOuf.l Bit 
 
 |i^Ulir(llly, lArt/i'le, ade. oittttni. 
 
 y until, (ra)orr.) plenty. 
 
 Fuiitra, fdi'tra, (fit.) t. e ber Tpfif 
 frrimg, Drerf, £iiinrf. Shak. 
 
 ■''^oiity, t^u'tl, «nO'' 6 gonein, iiic 
 brririiittig, uernt^tlid). [fork. 
 
 Vu«V, ifd)Ott.) a bu»hel; a pitch- 
 
 l<^o«vl, foul, (nngelf. fugel, f"Sli »• 
 6tr aSugcl; ^n« $Jil)eriMelj, fflrfli'igel. 
 
 l<^uwl, V. n. 93c>gtl flfllrii ob. (dfit^tn. 
 T<> go a-lnwiing, nuf Bit iBogclirtgB at> 
 ^iu , nuf Ben aSogflfniig aufatt)tti. 
 
 Vu^vliir, loul'ur, «. 1. Bcr SJogrh 
 fiingir, SBi'gelrlifUr. 2. Brt 5BogeIlj.iiiBlirr. 
 3. tOlrt S(l)iff5fn»oni-) Bit {Jeurrfii^e. 
 
 l<''o«vliiif{'* foiling, «. Bcr SugrI' 
 fling, bit {BogeljngB. 
 
 Fowling-piece, Me Sogrlftinte. -- 
 powder, Bfl6 9Ji'irf(^puluer. - - » li o « , B« 
 JBiMfiBuiirt. 
 
 JFox, foki, (oiigcli. fox) 4. 1. [9iii> 
 turg.) Ber %u<i)i. 2. 1 Ber 'StKtfi (|ct>iiuir 
 gjjeufd)). 3. [Wnr.] Ba« <})inft(ng. 4. ; Bn* 
 $4)U)trt. Shah. 
 
 A Bhe fox, fine JJu^fi""- Fo«'i bury, 
 ber 5u(t)^bnu. Afoxicub, tin 5urt)«d)fn. 
 
 ProB, To let the fox to kei-p oiieV 
 geeae, Ben %o(f iuni (Cornier rei;cn. 
 
 Fox-case, t f" SJucbfbiilg. - - 
 catcher, Bcr ^u<i)6n\<\n. --cha»e, Bie 
 JJucl)5)ngB. -dog, Bcr Dnd)*l)uuB. -- 
 evil. Bnfi 5J»(l)fiil'el, Bie 5"rt)^i"rt)f- "• 
 glove. ['But.] Ber tJiiigrrljui. --hound, 
 eiu $uiiB jiir JurtjfiagB. --hunt, ric 
 5urt)?jrtflB. --hunter, a) Ber 3»rt)(5in!)cr. 
 b) ^ Ber $?.iuBjuufer, ©rroljjiinfer. --t«il. 
 Bit 5"<l)frd)iuailj. --trap. Bit i5u(l):-filUe. 
 
 I'^'oXf 0. n. t brraufcfteu , Briiiiil'cu. 
 
 ■'''oxery, rnk«'uie,4. '■■ Bie ecbhuiljcic. 
 
 F'uxiNli, toksinh. i ,. .., 
 
 |4^Uxilke, fokiillke.J 
 
 ■'''oxMliip, tokii'i.hip, «. Bie ®d)liui> 
 |)rit. SiiAK. i'i. t icDluii. 
 
 ■''oxy, fSks'e, adj. + I. gi'rt)* • • • 
 
 ^**yi f^» <f'- '"■' '• '• t b't' ?«iie. 
 2. [Dertl.) Ber ^Ibf^jiiB^rdjuinud, ©(tnnui* 
 jum OJidfoniin. 
 
 I<^<>zy, [Orrtl.J toft and spongy. 
 
 l«''racaK, fiAkas, (fr. "Hi.) «• iai 
 ©epolrer, Wrtofe, Ber I'lirui , luniiitt. 
 
 ITrnck, ICerilJ ready, forward. 
 
 FKA 
 
 ff^ract, frakt, e. a. t jerbre<^en ; 
 
 brcc^fii. 
 
 V^ractiun, frak'shun, «. 1. Ba£ 
 3erDreit)rn. i. Ber Sbrud). 3. [airitljm. u. 
 •Jll.jebr.] Ber !5rud). 4. ± pi. abgebrixljene 
 '^euierFuiinen uB. iSeiucuien. Shak. 
 
 JF'ractional , frakshuual, adj. 
 I. ['}lrirl)ui.j gebn'djen ^3i^l)\t\x). -pan, 
 Ber Sniil). i. f J'HiCiicD. 
 
 F'ractiuus, tiak'«iius. adj. mbtt- 
 iViiuilig ; aiii't'rthreaB , }iiurru(t)tig. 
 
 IT'ractiuusness, fiak'shukucs, «. 
 iai .TiiftaljieuBe -ixJciVu ; Bie 3imf|U(l)t- 
 
 M^^racture, Iraktshtire, (iiu.> t. 
 I. Ber "-brud). l. lGi)ir.J Btr9Jeiu>, ^no= 
 d)eiit)vu(t). 3. ['JKniernig.J Ber --bruct). 
 
 I<^racture, v. a. )er»rert)eu, fred^eii. 
 
 ■•^rafjrilCt liad) il, (liU.) udj. 1. i 
 1 rL'rfit)iii1). 'I. t fd)iua(t), gel>red)li(t>. 
 
 F'rasrinty* tiijh-iii. «. 1. ^ Bie 
 3erbre(l)ii(Vteit. i. i *> Bie S(<)iUiii^e. b; 
 Die (J)ei'red)it(t)feit , 6iniBljaftigfrit. 
 
 ■■^ra^lIKSIlt , fiag'mciit, (Icit. frag- 
 ineutuiii) 4. 1. Bii6 '^rii(t)|lu(t , ^rtiguieiu. 
 I. 1 a) Ba< ^nigmeiic, %ru4|luc( (dui 
 alien 5d)ritt|lelltru). b) Ber Ueberreil, tuM 
 llfberi'leibiVl. c> Bo6 'Jragment (Ber fleiiie 
 .ibgeioiiBerte lljeil). [udj. fragincuiiinid). 
 
 ■'''raffiiieuiary ) fragiuemaia, 
 
 ■•''ra|;ur, irigor, a»u. 'iO.) #. l. 
 ter Kr.id), Bii6 ©etoie, i. * Ber ilarfe oB. 
 I'liiie £)u|t. 
 
 F'rag^rance, frA'grJnue, )(Fra'- 
 
 ■•''raj;^ranc y V tiigiansi, ^^rant- 
 ne«») ciiU.) t. Bir -iijoijlijerud)/ I'uMe A)»i|t- 
 
 ■•^ra^raut, fiA grant, adj. ( 
 
 ■'''ragraiktly, frigrantli, adv. ) 
 fuM dufieiiB, n)ul)iried>euB. 
 
 JF'rail, fiAle. (fr. frele) adj. I. ? ge> 
 bred)lid), \(l)m\a) iHorper ic.>. 2. t geBred)> 
 lid), ruuBcnljait. 3. ^erbred^lK^ , id»mid) 
 
 ■•'^rail* (norm, fraile) t. 1. Ber ^iii> 
 icurorb. I. Bie *ini"e. 3. (eine geiuiiJe iiuuu 
 titiu Jeigeu) Bcr JJeigeiifwro. 
 
 JPrailueas, tUlenes, «. Bit &(> 
 bred)iid)reit , (£(t)iund)>;e>i- 
 
 ■'"'railty) fiAlcte, j. l. T u. i Bie 
 Ci)ibredjlid)feii, »S(t)wad)ljeit. 2. Bfl* (i)ebrc. 
 d)en, Ber Jelji. i. pi. |"*i»oil)e, ton Ber 
 i;nft leiBeiiDc WlicBer Be6 £eibe5. Sha*.. 
 
 H^raiMclieur, fr4»hur', (fr. frai- 
 cheiir) $. Bie ini\\)U , fi:n"d)e I'lift. Drvue.1i. 
 
 I'^'raitie, frA^e, ifr. iu.; *. i. [it-- 
 iVuiigsb.J Bet Sfurm«, (Sd)>inipfiil;l. i. Bcr 
 «aperfpf'iiiiifnrt>e". lS(t>'iniPi.il}ii:M i'errel;ni. 
 
 F'raise , »• ««• ( Sertuugs o. j mii 
 
 ■(''raine* fiAme, (niigelf. treiumau; 
 rtii)>ncn) »• a. l. bnuen (cm .^.uie jc.;, utr; 
 fertigcn, bilBcn, nindjcn. 2. iSimmerl.i in 
 einaiiBer inpfcn, oerbiuBen (Bos ©eonlf;. 
 }. i a; einrid)ten. b; iniid)en, bilBeii; per; 
 ftrtigcn. e) fliften, griiiiBen. d) eiinuerfen 
 (Cine aSennflnng, ^hine jo. e> ^ eriiiiiun, 
 erBenren, fd)'»'«b"' (-"a*" "•>• •' (unto; 
 fMjjen, eiiirid)ren (nad)). Shak. 4. [Iijpogr.) 
 eiiifiijTeii (Ben ©ni>). 5. ['WiUit.j nufpfliiiijeu 
 (Cine Kanone). 6. v. n. leinen iUeg lui'i^iii 
 ncljmen. Shak. 
 
 To frame one's mind, ficf) in Bie rrd)ir 
 ©limniung oerfe^en. To - a rea»oaing, 
 Sc^uliie )iel)eii 
 
 IrKA 
 
 V^rame, *. l. Ba^ (in einnnBcr gc: 
 iopftc) fflebiilf, 5Biilfeniufrf (diieo ipaufeS). 
 2. BerSBiUi; Ba? (SebauBe. 3. [ii-rtjn.J a) 
 Bas ©eftefl ; ©cruil. b) Mi (J3ehaiife ; ita(l» 
 d)en. c) [lopogr.) Bn^ Dcfetrregiil. d) Ber 
 (3tnl)t, 9{iil)in (Ber Srrunipfiuirfer to. e> 
 (Iif(i)l.] Ber 3?nl)nicn. f) Bie Sate (Ber iSJej 
 ber). g) (Sewing-) Bie ipiftlnBc (Ber 
 'l}iid>biiiBer). h) ( F r i i i n g - - ) Ber ff ntlen 
 iBer Jud)fd)crer). i) Ber ^TJotl^iTad (Ber .^nf' 
 id>iniebe). j) Ba4 0)erippe (eine^ KorOefi lo. 
 k) (rJKiir.] Bad Spann (eine? Sc^iffi). ') 
 Bie DrcfilriK'tfe (Ber ^iKirfrnui-ior). uo Bit 
 iinfferte. ii) Ber SiigebLirf (Ber 'i3retfd)neiBcr). 
 o) Mi 5?intcrgeileU Be« iStuIjI* (bet !biinB» 
 ivirfern;. 4. Ber jfnljtu, Jinl^mcn; bie Gniu 
 infTiiiig. 5. i a) Bie DrBnung. b) Bie innere 
 (S-iiirid)fung, Bod tSoiicin. o Bie (frftuBung, 
 (STriniiung. Shak. d) Bod 95irt)iilten. e) Bie 
 '^civonBtiiiB. i) - of mind, Bie &tininiuiig ; 
 5ofinng. g) Bcr ^orpcrbau. h) Vocal -, t 
 Bcr (^cmng. 6. fiie (iieilalt, %oxn\, tai 
 23erl)aicni@. 
 
 Out of frame, a) tinpn^Iit^. b) niift 
 in gnier @iiininung, nid)t aufgeraunu. c^ 
 ill UnorBiiiing. 
 
 Frame-knitter, ber ©trutnpfivirfer. 
 --saw, Bie ©pannfnge. --work, Bie 
 'JiAl^iuenarbeit. 
 
 iPrainer, frAme'i^r, «. l. ber 93i!B> 
 ncr , SBerferngcr. 2. f a) Ber Qi\\xii>tn. b) 
 Bcr GrfiiiBcr. c) Ber llrl;eber. 
 
 I'^raiiiiug' , fiAiueing, «. I. iai 
 3iininermerf. 2. [ippogr.] Bie (Jinfaiynng. 
 
 F'raiiipold, iraurpoid, adj. o pert 
 Bnlfilid), inurrifd), mill). 
 
 F'railipul, (fctott.) unruly; for- 
 ward; evil-conditioned, (reid). 
 
 Krance, franse. (fr. 233.) «. JJranf. 
 
 li^rauces, fransu, *. ('TTniuc) 'Jriin* 
 jidfii. [ijiinffiirr. 
 
 Prancfort, frank'furt, j. [®ei'gr.] 
 
 F'raiicliise, frajitkhu, (fr. 20.) «. 
 1. Bie t^reilteit, Ba« 'i)>cioilegium , SJorreci^t, 
 Bir 6>ercd)t|nine. 2. Bie (Stenerj jo gre«» 
 l)eit. 3. Bcr (J)erid)tdbejirf. 4. Bie 5«i|ltit*e. 
 
 Prancltise) 0. a. freimad^en; fre{' 
 lafien ; bcfreien. 
 
 KrauciCf fran'.sik, adj. fronfifi^. 
 
 F'raiicis, fransix, «. (9?ame; a), 
 JJriinj. b) 5riinii5f(\. 
 
 Kranciscau , fran>.is'kaa , ». 
 [•0)f6iid)?tl).] Ber 5riiiiji5fnner. - ad;. )uin 
 5n\ii}t!-faiier.DrBeu gfl)ijrig. 
 
 F'rauciMCO, «. i Ber JJrnnjofe. Shak. 
 
 Vranculiii, fran'koiin, *. bai Spa* 
 itU, iSrniljutjn. [gr.) JJninten. 
 
 l<^rancunia, frank&nea. t. [<lkP> 
 
 JFraiig^ibility, franjebil eie, i 
 
 F'rang-ibleneSS, Iran jelilnes, \ 
 «. Bie 3erbrid)lid)feii. Ibret<)(i4. 
 
 V^rail^-ible, fran'jebi, adj. je»< 
 
 l*^raii;4^ipa»ef fianshepAne, (fr. 
 553.) *. eiiic 'ilrr luoijlricdjtnBed ••BfnnBeU. 
 biirfiurrt; fine ^Utt miM)irird)inBer ©nlbe. 
 
 ■•^ranioit, franyun, s. f !• b(C, 
 Sicbl)iU'er. i. Bcr g.iiiinte 'Wrtiin, 
 
 l<^railk, fraii^k, (fr. tVanc) a<(/. I,^ 
 
 ") fret, offrn. b) offenljci-iig ; freiiniifl;ig. % 
 
 (of, niit) t freigebig. 3. frci, fraiif (ol;ne 93e» 
 
 Biugiingen oo. ij-ri'ii^). 4. f nu»rit)iucifcnO. ^ 
 
 breasKib 
 
360 Fate, far, f'dl, fat. Me. inei. Fln«?, fin. No, move, n^r, ^ot, dil. cl6nd. Ti'ibe. tnb. full, l//in. THfu. 
 
 FKA 
 
 Frank • almoi gne , — -almain, 
 [9{eii)tsiVt.] bai ^ird)eiigut. -bank, fcnfi 
 aBittl)iitn. --chase, [9?ed)t6fpr.] fie freie 
 Jjtifjt'. — - farm, &fl« JJreiflUt. — -fee, 6afi 
 5Teile()n. --fold, &rt5 Iriftredjt. --in- 
 cense, bet SOei()rniic^. --law, bnfi ge; 
 ff9licf)e 9?e(^t. --marriage, [DfedjrfiiVr.] 
 (A tenure in tail loecial) , cilie ffl ii f f rfll 1) = 
 (titiijion burd) ^eirntl^euertrag, fo jmnr tic\^ 
 tini ©lit nuf bie bircften Grben, bie in ber 
 &l)e erieuijten Jiinber, ubergcljt. --pledge, 
 [ 'JJertjttipr. ] ef)cni. in (f iigl. bie (Jreibiirg; 
 frtjiift (eiiur gciuiffen 2lniiil;I beiiiid)6nrter 
 (^nnitlit'ii flit einnnber). — teneinent, 
 t>^\6 S-reilfl)u. 
 
 F'rauk,*. l.«iu4)Franc) [gWunjiu.) 
 ber SJmiife. 2. ber frniifirte, poflfreie 33riet, 
 bie frniifirte, po|lfreie 3eitimg. To write 
 by means of a - , uiiter 'Jlbreffe voii . . . 
 f(t)reibeii. 3. t &« J?uben, ®<()iueinff.in. 
 bHAK. 4. pi. a) bie (Jr^nftn (im Jrrtiifeii: 
 lanb). b) bie JJninfeii lim -Hiorgeiilnnb^ 
 
 I<^raiikf 'JJbftirjUiig u. Francis u. 
 Friinces, *. JJrflnjdjeii ; grniij. 
 
 Vraiik, V. a. I. frrtiifireii, pRflfrei 
 lUrtcDen i25riffe). 2- + a) in eiiieii Aiibeii 
 fpcrreu. i>) Shak. nintlen. 
 
 Franked, franfe, \>o\1-- , portofrei. 
 
 F'raiik, adf. fctt. 
 
 li^riuiklin, frangk'l'n, «. * ber 
 tjieii'iip, ®ur6eigcntl)riiHer. 
 
 Vrankly, trangk'le, ad». I. fret i 
 Bjfeii , iiTi Ijeraii^. 2. frcigebig. 3. genie. 
 
 l<^rU.IlklieSS, trangk'nes, t. 1. ;bie 
 greil)eir, Cfffiil}eit. 2. bie iyrrimi"iti"flfeit, 
 £ffi'il)irjii]feit. 3. f bie greigebigfeit. 
 
 fti^miltiC, tran'tik, (gr. piirenetikos) 
 adj. I. (witli> rafeiib, iua()iifimiig (.vox 
 ©d)tmTj 2C.). 2. iitifiiinig. 3. toll, luilb, per: 
 ri'icft. — adv. Fran 'tidy, tilfeilb; uii; 
 fiiinig- 
 
 ■Tranf icnesSf fran'tfknes, t. I. bie 
 9{iiiVni, fer 2t5til)iifiinn. 2. bie loflf)eit. 
 
 Krup, trap, (fr. frapper) v. a. [Wnr.) 
 a) fiirreii linfeO. b) uiiigtirteii (eiii ®tt)iff;. 
 
 ■•''rapping-, fiap'ping, t. bn£ llni: 
 (ji'irrungetdiimerf. [berlid). 
 
 ■•'^rappisli, frap'pisli, adj. o iutiti« 
 
 l<^rateretto, t. eiii Dntitoii. Shak. 
 
 Fraternal, fiailrnSi, daf. frater- 
 ■us) adj. bnibcrlirt) , ©ruber... (liebe ic.j. 
 — adv. Frater'nally. briiberli^. 
 
 l^^raternity, frater-neti, «. i. bie 
 a5rubcrlirf)feit. 2. bie Srfiberfc^nft (3ii"ft). 
 3. bie SBerl'Vilbenitig. 
 
 Vrateriiizatiun, fratemcAA'- 
 sliun, t. ber briiberiidjc Iltitgniig, bie SBir; 
 briiberiing. 
 
 ■•''raternize, fratem'ize. V. n. 
 bri'iberlirf) niit einnnber iiingrf)en, (ebeii. 
 
 li^ratricide, frltriside. (p. Int.) 
 *. 1. ber 25rii6erntiTb. 2. berSnibertiiorber. 
 
 It'raud, triv7d. (Int. fraus) s. 1. ber 
 Iriig , aSetnig ; Uiiterrcf)lng , linterrdjleif. 2. 
 tit ©d)rifti>ertnli'd)ting , 5nird)tiiig. 
 
 IT'raudfuI, frawd'fui, adf. I. trng-- 
 fcblt (p. <perfoiien). Shak. 2. betn'iglid) (v. 
 Dingen). — adv. Fraud'fully, triigi 
 trfudt. 
 
 V^randulence, friw'dut jnse , } 
 
 f raudulency, friw'diiiensi, 5 
 a. M( SSetruQerei, Irfigereii a3(truglid}feit. 
 
 FRE 
 
 Fraudulent, fraw'dulent, adj. 
 I. betrugerii'd) , triigerfiKlt (u. •jjierroiten). 
 2 betriigiid). To make — conveyances, 
 einein 0)lniibiger por beni 3InC«rii (Jtiuae 
 }UIUfnben. - impression, ttt iJind)Cruif. — 
 ndo. Frau'dulently, betniglic^, ftllf 
 eine betrugeri|"£^e 2lrt. 
 
 Fraug-llt, friwt, (f)iir[. vragt; 
 5rnd)t) adj. 1 f ^ befrnd)tet, belnbeu. 2. 
 t (.witli) poll (uoii), nngefiiUt. iger. 
 
 F rang lit with uiiscliief, un^eil|'d)iunil: 
 
 Fraug-lftt, «. t bie ^rndK, £'nbung. 
 
 Fraught, V. a. '■■ 1. f befrnd)ren, 
 belafteu. 2. f belnilen, nnfi5((en- Shak. 
 
 Fraug-lttag^e , fr^wtidje, t. t 
 bie L'nbung, iyrad)t. Shak. 
 
 JPray, fii, (u. ft. fracas) *. 1. o bie 
 ®d)ingerei. 2. bai ®ctfd)t, ber ^ninpf. 3. 
 iiai Ciiefl. 4. ber ©treit, 3nnf. 5. bie nuf; 
 geriebeiie, nbgeriebene ©teile (ntn Iiidje). 
 
 Fray, v. a. • eri'd)re(feii. 
 
 l<"'ray, (Int. frico) ». a. a) nbreiben. 
 b) reiben. - v. n. fid) nbreiben. 
 
 Fraying-, fraing, «. bie irtinbe ntu 
 §irrd)geiueil). B. Jokson. 
 
 Freak, freke, (iM. freka) t. 1. t 
 bnA piiJ5iid)e 213eggel;en. 2. bie ®rifle, {Jrn^e, 
 I'nune, ber G-iiifnU. 
 
 Freak, v. a. rprenfelii, bunt madden. 
 
 Freakish, freke'sii, adj. ummid), 
 munictud), gridentjnft, felttam. - adv. 
 Frea'kishly, louitiic^ K. 
 
 Freakisiiuess, Ireke'shnls, s, 
 bie (5)ri(lenl;nfrigfeii , SUunberlidjfeit. 
 
 Freani, freme, ». ber iBrnc^nrfer. 
 
 Freain, v. u. gniiiien. 
 
 Freatli, (fc^ctt.) froth. 
 
 Freckle, frek'kl, (©prerfel) j. 1. 
 bie ©DmnieriVrDjJe, ber ©oinmertlecf. 2. 
 (irgenb) ein glerfdjen. [infrrproiTig. 
 
 Freckle- faced, fDntluerflcrf ig , |oniJ 
 
 Freckled, frek kid, adj. 1. I'l'IU: 
 nierrpriMfifl , roininerilecfig. 2. gw'prenfi'lt, 
 bunt, [biejlecfigfeit, bne ©inntnenprDiTige. 
 
 FreCkledueSS, tVek'kldnes, s. 
 
 Freckiy, fiekle, adj. 1. fotiiiner' 
 flerfig. 2. flirfig. 
 
 Fred, tied, (nngelf. frith; b^n. fred; 
 (d)m. frid; beutfc^ gnebe; l)u(l. vreede) in 
 ^Jiniuen, j. 25. Frederic, griebrid) ; 
 Winfred, S!i5inirteb. Igricbrid), gnij. 
 
 Frederic, fredlrik, s. (3innic> 
 
 Free, fiee, (nngelf. trig, frcoh; l;ii(l. 
 vry; bfin. u. fdjiu. fri) adj. 1. § frei (i>on 
 pl)i)l't!d)ein pb. inurnlird)cin Srncte). 2. [dit-. 
 gitrnngeiu.] frei. 3. frci (nid)t inel;r gefnn; 
 gen). 4. l frei, ungejiuungen ; leid)t. 5. 
 fri'i, erinnbt. 6. frei, offtn (offenilel^eiib). 
 7. frei, ungeljinbert. 8. (toj frei, nnfriri)tig, 
 Dffenljerjig , freiiniirljig, cffen (gegen). 9. f 
 freigebig, gro^inutljig. 10. t (of) ireigebig 
 (init). II. frei, frciiuidig. 12, frei, (dniiti' 
 lo6, unfdjnlbig. 13. (trom) frei, brfveit 
 (unn). 14. frei (nnentgeiblid), fiir Oeber; 
 innnn i^flew). 15. frei, prtuiiegirt, init grei: 
 hfiten uerfeljen. 16. frei (leer, nnbeiVi^t). 
 17. (of) a> frei (I'on). b) frei beHi^enb i(it= 
 wai). c) geiuiffc 95i'rred)te genie^enb. 18. 
 frei, purtofrei. 19. lebljnft (eifrifl). 20. t 
 reijenb , nrtig. 
 
 To set free, nuf freien 5"S "b. in grei; 
 ^eit t'e^eti; frei inifeu. To make, to be - 
 
 FRE 
 
 (with any one), fid) grf iljeiten erfnubtn (fle» 
 gen ©ineu). To make - (with any thing), 
 
 a) tnit einer ©ndje luie init fcineiii Cfigentljnra* 
 perfoljreii. b) i nuf bnd ©piel fetjen (Qt> 
 ivns). To make any one — of a city, (S-incit 
 iuin iSiirger mnd)en. - of a college , ber 
 ilodrgint. - of a company, ber OKeiiler (bei 
 3iillffen). To be - (from business), frei 
 fein, 'iJiid)t6 ju tijnn ^nben. He is -, ob. it 
 is - for him, e* |teljt iljni frei, er fnnn. He 
 is too -, er nimmt fid) ju piele greit)eiteii 
 l)ernu*. To have -scope, freie ipnnb Ijnben. 
 If- from (or of) error. nnd)9{id)riobefinben. 
 -of charges, fojlenfrei. - of (all) debtH, 
 rd)ulbenfrei. — of postage , pofl--, pi>rtpfrri. 
 Warranted — from average, frei l>pn 5^e» 
 rd)nbignng. - trade , ber freie 35erfel;r itn 
 .'finnbeli bie ipnnbel^freil;eit. - from care, 
 fcrgenfrei 
 
 Prov. To ride a free horse to death, 
 3emnnb« ®ute, ©utioifligfeit nii^6rnu(i)en. 
 
 Free-bench, bn« S33ittl)nni. --hoo- 
 ter, 1. ber 9tnubfd)iffcr, Jreibcuter. 2. 
 Cpnnbel] bn« 3lunnturtd)iff. --booting, 
 bie greibeiiterei. --born, frei gcboren. -- 
 chapel, [G-iigl ] bie JJrrifnpcde, $riunffn« 
 peUe. --city, [ beun'd). Vldd) ] bie freie 
 i){ei(i)^ftrtbt. --cost, a) adj. oi}nt Soften. 
 
 b) s. bie JJreiljeit poii 9lbgnben ob. ^I'flen. 
 --denizen, «. ber greibiirger. -i>.a. frei 
 mni^en. --fishery, bn« 5ifd)rf d)t. - -f o I d, 
 bn6 lri|tred)t. — f o o ( e d,t freieJiJBe Ijnbenb,. 
 — hearted, 1. freif)pijig. 2. freigebig. -• 
 heartedness, a) bie greimiirl;igfeit, Df« 
 fenljcrjigfeit. b) bie greigebigfeit , ®rog» 
 nuitf) — hold, 1. [engl dUd)t] bnS grei* 
 Icljii, jjreigiit. 2. [Sfiiirbnm.J bnS unnbf).in> 
 gige ®runbeigentf)uin. — holder, a) ber 
 greifng. b) [iJtorbnin. ] ber unnbfjnngige 
 £nnbeigentl)i"inier. man, a) ber greie 
 (freie Wnnn). b) bet (geiwifje qiiripilegien 
 geniegenbe) !8urger (einer ©tnbt), ■'Bfeiiler k. 
 --mason, bet greitnnurer. —-masonry, 
 bie greiinnnrerei. --minded, forgcnfrei, 
 ruljig. --port, ber greiljnfen. - scliool, 
 
 a) bie grei., *Unnfiird)nle. b) bie (in bet 
 >2lnin()l ber niifjnnchmenben ©d)Uler nid)t 
 bcfd)rniiftc) freie gd)ule, greifd)ule. -- 
 spoken. freimi"ifl)ig , frei in feinen 9{eben. 
 
 - s t o c k s, *. p/. bie 2Bilblinge. --stone, 
 ber Qnnbcrjiein. -.thinker, ber grei« 
 benfer. --thinking, a) bie greibenferei. 
 
 b) bni5 freie iDenfen. —- tongue d, frei* 
 niiitljig. -- 1 o w n, bie fireie ©tnbt, greiilnbt. 
 --warren, bn6 5'i<lbrid)r. --will, a) 
 [^l)ilDf.] ber freie 5a5i(le. b) ber freie <a}i(lf 
 (bicgreiiuidigfeit). --woman, bie greimn 
 (freie grnu). 
 
 Free, v. a. l. t (from) frei nin(f)en 
 (i>on) ; iJiTnen (bax Sa5eg). 2. (from t)b. 0t) 
 t a) frei nind)en , brfreien (lUMi). b) freitnf' 
 len (©flai'fU). c) [*}3uir.] to - of water, 
 bie <15unipe lebig uind)en. d) entbinben, enf» 
 t)ebrn (einer '}>ilid)r u.). 
 
 Freed, tieed. adj. befreit, frei. 
 
 Freed -man. ber greigelnfifene. -- 
 stool, bif gri'iilntte. 
 
 Freedom, frec'dum, #. 1. 5 bie 
 (pfrfijiilid)e, pi.>iiri|'d)e , Pii'il>, 9{eligtc>n«0 
 greilieit. 2. b({6 ^rii>ileginin, 9St'rrrd)t. 5{td)t. 
 3. bie grri()rit (be* lUtdenf). 4. i bie grfi« 
 Ijeit (£e4d)rtgfeit, llnge}iuungenl)eit bti $iu« 
 
Fflle, far, fall, fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, nor, got, 6U, cloiul. Ti'ihe. tub, full, tZ/in, THis. 361 
 
 fc« tc. ). 6. tie £r.i)nf)eU , X>reifti<ife(t (im 
 9ie^cll). 6. (ill bieiViii Siiinr inenleiU im 
 pi.) tit Jrfiljdt (ju gri)0«r iBerrrniUiAffit). 
 
 Freedom from passions, (ie UlieilU 
 pfinClKftfett; 9<ul)e. -opacity, ^(l* $5ur. 
 Qtrrcd)!. - ot a company, frto ■i))iei|lerre<t)t. 
 - heyday , eiii £^ll'ItllU6^rll(f liber bif uiw 
 fltfc^ltdje ($rrit)eit, luelite (icr i)»i^l<el iviiiird)!. 
 Shak. To take freedoms With ... 
 fid; i)reit}eiteii l)ernu^iu'i;uicii oDer erlaiiben 
 mit . . , 
 
 Freely, free le. ado. I. $ frei (phijf. 
 II. luornl.). 2. fri'i, uiiiifl;'''&f«'t. 3. frsi, 
 rt)iic 9iu<fl)alc o(. Siuniii]. 4. ,rei, iiertraio 
 |t4>> &. viel, ill "JJieiine. f. fruiuidig. 7. frri, 
 fttimutljiii. 8. frei ; friiiicbig. 
 
 ■•''reeiiesK , tree nei. 4. I. da 3ii- 
 Hone, Me fe' ifli;iirct)tifi ^e* jJreiiViiiS) ^ie 5J»ei> 
 ()cit. '^ &ie ^rniiitithigfeit, Otfeiii^eit. 3. 
 tie Srti^eOiofeit. 4. t>ie t^reiivillitifeit. 
 
 ■freer, trie lir. «. trr ibeireier. 
 
 ■•""reeate, friite. (niiflilf. frysan; f^oll. 
 vriczea) praet. tro^e, p;>. fiozen, frexe, 
 V. M. I. (ju &i6 iwfrbfii) friereii, gefnereii. 
 2. (fo (alt feiii, ba# ini '3i3a^\<t \\tix\txx) 
 frierrn , gtfrieren. Shak. 3. f erihirreii (lute 
 hai 93lut in (rii Slberii 20. 4. uor Jtiiite 
 crilorreii, erilarrt lem. 5. to - w dcnth, 
 erfriercn. 
 
 The frozen ocean, tat Q'ximtVC, 
 
 li^reease, r. a. 1. nifrieren, friereii 
 mnd>en, iiini ^irfrierei) briiuien. 'I. (iiiaiid); 
 mm mit to deaih; frfriireii miirt)eii. 3. l 
 eriliirreii mo(f)eii; eiefiilt iiiiidjeii. 
 
 ■Treig^llt, friie, d^nll. Tragi; %\\s. 
 fracht: biiii. fragt) *. 1. bie $rii<l)t, I'nMiiig, 
 Cefrnd)tiiM(]. 1. Die ^a<{)i <. llnberi'itilfiitif), 
 9Dt(rd)o(fiiu4). 3. bie gTiictt, tm ^ra<t)t: 
 itlt), 6cr 5rrtd)tfiii)rlL'l)ii. 
 
 Freight by the great, bit ^Ta<t)t bti 
 gniiien €><b\ffi , 9i'uie(rtirt)t. - iiooie or iji- 
 •vardn, tit ,^rririid)(. - nuiwHr<U. Die )^iii-, 
 Iditfrncftt. - out and home, (le .i^iii > iiiib 
 i^erfrrtd)t. Terms of-, ber Sriidjrii'lju. Bill 
 of -, rcr 5''"<'>f''r<ef. To take ill - for". . ., 
 (@e(f)niit.l III I'abiiiio [iincii, |Mil>ieii iiiid) .. 
 ^.fre«, frad»tfrci. --list. tM Satmuy:^' 
 tetiti<i)ni$. He paying — for ihe (aid goodk 
 .... ill! 3rnd)rl0l)ll Jll ... In tlie whole -, 
 full -, (i)aiiCeJj ill fliiiner 5r.irt)t. To let 
 go on -, in 9riid)t .ift<en (>£(t)i|fe). To take 
 a ship to -, em €'ri)i|f iiiu'tl^eH , t)auttn, 
 frarf)rrii, in {^riid)t nrl^men. 
 
 Ih^reifi^lit, V. a. I. (j^niiOri] a) bt-. 
 friid)Uiii beiaCcii. b)<for) laDrn , (ii £>)> 
 bung liegi'ii , frnd)ren (iii'.c^ <(><ii>aiiiiii to. 
 i>erfrad)tcii , i>ertiiiiii'rii , in 't}r<id)C gebeii. 
 2. lobeii, An(l>i&en. Shak. — d. n. Iiii'irn. 
 
 To freight by paiceis, fllKflveifr be; 
 fradUi'ii. i£rii(fiiiircr Inbeii. 
 
 ■•''reiff litnK-e , friie'ije, «. (@et: 
 ^nnr.i ttr ^cl)ii^e\\>ll, tai Xouiieiiiirtt). 
 
 ■'''reitfliter, liiie ur, «. 1. CtriyrAd>> 
 ter, !bffrad)tcr, ipniurir, '0)tierl)er eiiie* 
 6d)ifr5. 2. ber iBcririidjrer , 95trl)«incrrr, 
 Bermieil)er. (frti(t)ruiiii. 
 
 I'^rei^'lif iiiir , fritelag, «. »ie !be> 
 
 Frcightiug-bu«iae*», Odfi Srad)ts 
 <|(i'(6iift; lo carry on -, ^r<\d)tii\t)tt bttttu 
 ♦en, trribeii. 
 
 ■•^reitH, f (<(bett.) •uperclKloo 
 
 l<^reutlf, 5 obkcrvaucek. 
 
 fK* 
 
 (ft^ott.) fremb. 
 
 Prem, 
 
 l<''reiiiinit, 
 
 JPraiiii, 
 
 l<^reiii'«l, \ 
 
 ITreii, frill, *. t ber grembe. 
 
 ■•''reucli, freiish. adj. [@ieogr.] fran> 
 iouid). -# I. The -, bie Uriinjofen. 2. tai 
 (ytanjofu'dje. UJotijiualiVft. 
 
 Pedlar's french, ta6 ^aiibenvali'd), 
 
 French- beaus, griiiie ibol)iieii, iviiu 
 <<be 2501)11111. --braudy, ber ijraiijbraiiiitj 
 luein. --chalk, a; bie fniiiii>ili'd)e Kreibe. 
 b) ber 9)ieer)d)auiii. --cow klip, (•iwt.) 
 Die 'Jiiirifel. -.cream, 8 ber ibriiniuiveiii 
 iUin tl)ee. --crown, a; bie friiiijOMirtje 
 Krone (Oiolbniun)e). b; Me ^laiie, C^lai^e 
 (biird; £u|l|'eud)e eiit|ltmben>. c> ber Kovr. 
 Shak. --disease, bie Su|l|'eud)e, I'eiie* 
 nidje iirnnf Ijeit. --grass, ber 'ixjirfiiif lee, 
 bie G-*|>iirrene. - houey-suckle, bcr 
 iVaiii|d)e Klee. --horn, Pii* iUiiieijorii. 
 -•liues, [ii)j>ogr.) eiijiiit'.De Siiiieu. -• 
 like, n>i4 franjuurd^er 'Jlrt (eingeridftet;. 
 --wan. ber iiyCtUliore. — - marigold, 
 bie t&animetblunie, — po», bie tyriiiijoreii, 
 :5eiiu6|eiid)e. --rose, bie C-|"|l(jro|e. — - 
 slop, bie lueire jpuj'e, ^d)i|Terl)i)re. Shak. 
 -■wheat, Die ^ir\t, - - w i u e , ber jjwili; 
 luciil. —-woman, bie Sriiiijiiriiiii, 
 
 ITreucliify, ficusheii, v. a. ftiuu 
 jilwen. If. Frantic. 
 
 li^renetic, freuet Ik, fieu cuk, I'dj. 
 
 ■■''reuxieUf frenxid, pruet. udj. 
 U)i1l)ll|'|lllllg. 
 
 K'^'reiisy, fria'ti, (gr. phrenltis) t^ 
 1. bie ^pirinuucli, ber 'lUiiljnrinn, %. bit f)ia-- 
 lerei, loUtfut, ber itjfll)iiiuin. 
 
 JPrequeuce, fie kwtnse.^dnt.) «. 
 
 ITrequeMC)', t\p kvniu^i.^i, f bie 
 ']}<eaie, ber 3u>rtuf u>ou 'U^eni'd^eio. .miak. 
 Mii.ToN. B. JoNsoM. 2. bic or'iere !^ieberi 
 l)oluiia. bn6 biteu £Uieb<rM)reii, 
 
 l«'re<iiteut, fickweut, <iAt. fre- 
 
 qneus) adj. 1. hiiufig. i>il}irei(t), ftiiiq. 2. 
 
 t flei^ig (geiuoljnc, (i-iiv>i6 uft ju lijiiiu. 3. 
 
 t voll. aiigefuUt, rtiu;berud)C. 4. r4)iieUo)$ul£). 
 
 2. He was frequent and loud in his 
 
 dectainatious against the rcvoliilion. 
 
 WuUiTER. 
 
 Frequent, fiekwem', (int.) ». a. 
 1. a) oi(, tjnunn befiid^en. b) ituigiiiig l^a> 
 ben (nut). 2. beiirl)en rJ}^rt7eii 10. 
 
 Fre(iueuti»ble,iriiiw«ut'at>i.a'(/. 
 t uni>)iiiiiilut). SiUKEV. 
 
 Frt^«|Uent»tiuu , frekweuia- 
 shiiii. t. bcr lliiu]>iiii), ii>('rtel)r (niin. 
 
 FrequeiUHtive, fiekMcn'iaiiv. 
 «<</. (©riiiiim.) ireiiiieiiiiuii'. -verb, ba6 
 SBerot'terungfiuort, gnqueiitotipiini. 
 
 Freciueuter, irikweni'iir. t. ber 
 fleiijuie t>iiudKt. ll)rt"nfl. oft-l 
 
 Frequently, frikwemie . «i/b. j 
 
 Frequeuiue««, ire kw#uine». «. I 
 bie ijftere aUJCbert)oUJiig, bt\6 bjttrt iiiiebenj 
 feljreii. | 
 
 FreKCO, fresko, (it. W.) *. I. f 
 bie Kribie, griid)e. 2. rMfiii.l «> tai Jretfo. ; 
 hi itai t^re^friiiiiien) bie ((re^fomairrei. 3 
 Per fuDle, trnd)* Iranf. 
 
 Tc paint in fresco, in ^rrffp molftl. 
 
 Freilll, frckh, (Aligi'lf. fersc; brfl. 
 versch; fr. tiais^ «<(/. 1, (|)fr4)ivinb gel^viib, 
 
 (tAtt, ttvMi fieffig) frifcfe, fuljl (2Binb it.\ 
 
 2. (unuerborbeiu frifc^ (SBiiffir, gleifdj :c.), 
 
 3. (bliihi'iib, h'bl)Oft) frifd) (^.irbcic. ). ^ 
 (neii.ieiu.idji"en> friid). 5, (nor fiirjcr 3eit 
 erlyiltcn ober geiuadjt) fnfii) (Il;ec tc. ). 6> 
 friitft, neu (OJfldjridnen ic). 7. frirct), iiiige» 
 fiilien(5itird)). 8. frifd) (oojn ■iiriiinien weg, . 
 iwe '2BinTer>. 9. frifd), neu geiliirfr. 10. neu, 
 lebfjnft c^ivniibereri. Shak. u. I'tj^ (2Dn|'> 
 fer fluf fcd)iffcn). 12. fnfd), neu (uorfjer 
 ni<6t gtbriuidjr; j. S. ••MiiiiiiifdMft iiuf ©d)if* 
 leii), (ba^er^ 13. mioeriudjt, unerfiil)ren. 14, 
 I'BJtir.J irt\'d) (nnigig geidjiviiib). 15. (•OKnr.J 
 - gale of wind, bie fniOft JiiK^le. 16, b(« 
 iiibiit. 17. e iirid)tern. 
 
 Fresh (siipplies of) goods, frift^ 3lU 
 ful)ren, frii't^ iiii|ierDiiiiiteiieSi3aiireii. ~ from 
 the fact, fluf fxiiUfet a1)>U. 
 
 F r e 8 h • b 1 o w n. friiVt) bluljf iib% - • m an, 
 
 a) ber Oieuling. b) | Uiiivcrr. ] ber 9"rf)*^ 
 -.man ship, b« SiiOrtub eiiiei ^eiiliiig^, 
 iJudjiee. -new. •(- unerjiiljren, uiuieriud)r, 
 -•shot, ber Gtrid) I'oii liiijeni >li5iiffer iiii 
 >l»eete. --tpell, (>))?.ir. j friidje 9<ii» 
 berer. --suit, bie fortbnueriibe i^rojebiit 
 (in ^rimiiiiil|ii(ti'ii). —-water, t. h) 
 ["iiinr.} bai frii'djc, filge SijiiiTer. i>) [mat.] 
 ber 5Borrntt) an frird)cni, fiiijeiii ii5aiTer; to 
 lake in -, 2i3<i|Ter eiiiiieljnuii. - wlj. a) niir 
 iiuf fiipeui 2i5n|7er (b. I), tin ber Rufit) \u 
 geliib, (boljer; b) ^ niierf.ihrtn, niigefc^irft, 
 juiig. — wa t e r- m ar i II c r, B eill ^cttli'r, 
 ber fid) fiir eiiien fd)i|Tbrud)i!)eii OKiUrofcu 
 aii^gibt. --watered, a) iniil) geiuii(|crt. 
 
 b) mit frifrfjiui. I'liOem £i3a(fir oenV()en. 
 Fresla, *. 1. ber iExroni ooii ril^etn 
 
 aKiiffer; bii« t'u^e SBiifTcr; Dfermnnej. 2. 
 I3iorbniii.) bie lleber|'it))uem 111 ling. 
 
 Fresli, 0, a. t erfrird)eii. 
 
 Freshen, filsh'shn, ». a. 1. erfri> 
 |(feen. 2. luniJirii, nii^iunfTeru. 3. iTi^en, fuS 
 nmd>eii, 4. p)}{ar. j langjum uiertn (.bat 
 Siabcl). 
 
 Freshen, ». n. 1. frifrf), fu^ wer* 
 ben. 2. |''}}iar.J frii'd), filial luerben, fiit^leii 
 (0. 5?3inbe). 
 
 Freshes, frlshiz. «. 1. tai Qbtxt 
 lUiifTiT. 2. (3iL'rtiuii.) bie Ueberid)iuciiimung. 
 
 Freshet, frishit, *. l. ti)iorbam.J 
 bie llebcrrd)iiieiuiiiiitig. 2, ciii Strom dou 
 ru0iin SJjiifier. 
 
 Freshly, fre>.h'le, adv. I. frirt^, 
 (iil)I, 2. frifd), muiitcr. 3. frnd) (in eineiii 
 friiffteu 3i"iliiiibe). 4. frifd) (iiiit|Vi;enb>. 4, 
 0011 5ieiieiii. 6. frifd), iieiicrbiiigs. 
 
 Fresliiiess, fieNhne^, ». I, bie 
 JJriidje, iiiible (tu 2i3iiibe6;. 2. l a) bie 
 5nrd)e, biie ■Jri|'d)e. b; tai ©iipe, bie fiifte 
 iliffd)iitfeii(;cit (beg 23iif[ir3). c) bie Uiieri 
 fiil)reiil)eif. d) bie iJieiiljnr (ber 9iod)rict>teii>, 
 e; bie -Wruiiterfeir. 
 
 Fret, fiei, (id)iu. frSta; ii. nuflelf. u. 
 
 flOtI). Iielan) • pp. Irel, v. a. 1. lU'reibeil^ 
 auireiben, burd> 9teibcii nbnuijen. 2. ier< 
 friffen. 3. i i'd)ii'iid)cii , orrbriuid)eii. Shak,^ 
 
 4. rrl)iibtii nrbiiten, }ii rrhnbeiier illrbeit biu 
 ben; iiiir crbiU'nii'r -JU-beit bciVijiii. Shah. 
 6. t i>unc biird)jirl)eii, fiirbiii (bunt iiiii(()en). 
 SiiAh. 6. hrfrig briui'gi'ii, in <jliiii'iil)r briiineu» 
 rrrd)ritii'nt. Shak 7. bemi'ijt'u, niifrrgeR 
 itM ^>>iTer). 8. flrgiTn, nerftii, friinfen, 
 i>rr|liinaia|ter4wi'iit% 9, 6f if ». }9, fl^uftiflfj.^ 
 
Ji62 F.\fe, far, faJJ, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. NA, move. n6r, got. 6il. c]6uA. Ti'ibe. trih. full. t7/in. Tflis. 
 
 FKE 
 
 flufl'djnrfen , wunb rei6en , rouni brucfeii. 
 
 11. iuu()len, nu^mij(;ien , nu6l)&f)len. Shak. 
 
 12. rei(>eii, greifen. Shak. 
 To fret one's self, fid) betiltn , \\d) 
 
 tuillineln. To — any one into petukinee, 
 C-iiKii (0 IniiGe necfeii , bii er unuerfdlfanit 
 wirB. 
 
 ff^ret, r. n. 1. fid) abttiben , (Id) fd)e' 
 fen, fid) nt)rcf)iilen; fid) nbiiu^en; nbfflden; 
 Derliegen (luie Sajnnren). 2. firf) ucrjeljren 
 
 5. (into) eitiDrinocn, eiiifrefjen (in). 4. t 
 fliifjren, luntlen (luie 6er ©rod). 5. T fnnr; 
 t.eii, rnufd)cn, fid) ^eftig, raurd)enD beiuegen. 
 
 6. a) fid) nrgern, fid) grnmen, fid) erjiiruen. 
 b) fnirfd)cn, uor aSJiitl; fdjnumen. Shak. c) 
 (at) tobcn (wieer, gegen). 7. rciben ; freffeii. 
 
 F'ret, I. 1. bie ®af)cung, SDallimg, 
 bnd SBraufen (etner Jjliiffigfeit). 2. 6n« &t- 
 riefel, DJiefcIn, ,Krnufe(n (DeS aSjnffcra). 3 
 »ie «5KeereMge, (f. Frith). 4, [91rd)it.] 6ie 
 etfjabeue 91rbeit; ©ri)nbeit()eit, 9Iu61)iJI)lung. 
 6. bit ®enuitl)obemi;guiig, ber Slergtr, 3orn. 
 6. [Wuf Onilr.] berOriff; ©teg. 7. [Jperlb.] 
 tnd Ointtct, ®itter. 8 pi. iai »nud)grininien. 
 
 To put any one in a fret, ^emunb 
 Wt mnc^cn. To be upon the -, gnl)ren (u. 
 fiBeilie JC). To lieep one's mind in a con- 
 tinual -, feine leiblidje Shilje l)nben. 
 
 Fret-saw, bieCod)', ©ridjfiige. -- 
 work, bie erf)nbcne Sirbeit. (oerfet)en. 
 
 Kret, V. a. COKiir. Onilr.] niit GJriffeii 
 
 ITretful, fret'ful, adj. (irgerlic^, jor> 
 nig, urrbric^lict), jorntniitljig. — adv. Pre f- 
 fully, nrgcrli(^, uctbrieglid). 
 
 S^retf'uIueSSf fret'fulnes, «. Mi 
 argerlicfte, tuiirrifdje, iiertne^iic^e 2Uefen. 
 
 F'rett, fi-et, *. cOJtin.l bie nufigel)ol)Itc 
 ©eire bes llferS eineS (JIuiTe^. Ehcyc. 
 
 li^reiter, frettur, «. tai, tvA£ Un> 
 nuitl) erjeiigt. [gung; ©rfc^utreriiiig. 
 
 V^rettiug') frlt'tiiig, t. bie 23eme: 
 
 B'retty, fret'ie, adj. tiiit erl)nbener 
 Slrbeit I'trjiftt. [^Meereiige, ber ©iinb. 
 
 l<'retuin, fre'tum, (lat. 2D.) «. bie 
 
 Variability, friabil'^ie, > s. bie 
 
 I^^riableuess, fri ablnls, 5 3er< 
 teiblid)fcit. Ijerreiblit^, brijrflirf). 
 
 Variable) fri'abi, dat. friabilis) ad). 
 
 ITriarf fnur, (u. fr. frere) *. 1. ber 
 Drben6bntber, '5)r5iid). 2. (iin engern Smne) 
 bet {Jrnter. 2. (Xi)pogr.J ber •=3>iiJnd). 
 
 Friar'»-cowl, 1. T bie 'i))fund)«fnppe. 
 2. [93of.) bie ^»6nd)5f(ippe. -'s-lantern, 
 tec Ornuird). Milton. 
 
 JFrinrlike, fri'urlike, ) adj. mm-. 
 
 VrlAriyy tii uric, \ A)\\<i), fiij: 
 flerlid); in ben 2Ce(ttjnnbe(n iinbeiuiinbert. 
 
 ITriary, tViure, *. ba« 0)Kind)6fioi1er. 
 
 ITriary^ adj. nii>nd)ir(^, fl6tlerlid); 
 *Wii>nd)6 . . . [gel;airio5, ieid)tfinnig. 
 
 li'ribble, fiSb'bl, dat. trivolusj adj. 
 
 ■'''ribble, *■ ber ipnunfup, niberne 
 ©erf. IfcpiJiii. 2. luiirfein, ivanfcn. 
 
 l^^ribble, »■ »• l. ranbcnii fporcein, 
 
 F r i b b I i n ;; , iifrfiinglid), l)inrerli|hg. 
 
 I<^ribbler, nib biur, «. ux lanbier; 
 ©potrer. (pledge. 
 
 ■'''ribor^, fn'burg, *. f. Frail k- 
 
 l<"'riC»Ce, (likkaKe, *. 1. brtf J-ri; 
 fnfyic. 2. "•' i':ne illrr ©olbe. B. Joxson. 
 
 ■<"'ric»s.sec, iiikascc', (fr. 215.) *. 
 ^w^t^dinuunti, Dae orifanee, Sdjuiitjleiid). 
 
 FRI 
 
 f ricassee) ». a. frifniTircn, etn; 
 fd)iieiben. [ bung, iai 9(eiben. 
 
 f ricatiou, fiika'siiun, J. t bie i>feii 
 
 JFrtctiou, fiik'sliuii, (lat.) s. 1. bie 
 Dieibung. 2. [med).] bie -JCeibuug. 3. [Gljir.J 
 bie ^{eibung. 
 
 ITriday, fri'da, (angelf. frig-daeg; 
 ijod. vrydag) t. ber JJreitag. 
 
 Friday-face, 6 ba« )animerlid)e®cricbt. 
 
 f ridg-e, fiidje, (angelf. friciaio v. n. 
 t a) fid) \d)\\i\i beiuegen, fpringen. b) (against) 
 llDpcn (an). [ligtl)uni. 
 
 f^ridstole, fred'stole, «. iai S^tu 
 
 l<^rieii) (fd)ott.) friend. 
 
 C^rieud, frend, (angelf. freond ; f}D[I. 
 vriend) «. 1. § ber i^reunb, bie (^reiinbinn. 
 2. bet SSegleiter, ®efal;rte. Drvdew. 3. lipaii: 
 bel] bet ®efd)aft6j, :^anbel3freunb. 4. ito) 
 (i)tt 2)egiin|liger) ber Jrennb (beS ipans 
 bel^ ic). 3. bet Siebling. 6. (ber ntc^t femD. 
 lid) ®efinnte) ber greiinb. Shak. 7. (ale 
 i)ertranlid)e ainrebe , ale 58egriipnng) ber 
 Jreunb. 8. (eljenial^) a) ber 23erliei>te. b) 
 ber ®eliebte, bie ®eliebte, ber CiebijaDer, bie 
 (^iebljaberinu. 9. [ d)n|l(. @eftej pi. bie 
 greunbe, Ciuafet. 
 
 Bosom-friend, bet 93ufenfrennb. A 
 - in court, ± cin Jrennb am S^\dit. Chau- 
 cer. To make friends, f(d) l)cr|'ol)nen, 
 |ld) uertragen. To drink friends, greunb; 
 fd)aft trinfen. Friends! gut greunb! 
 
 Prov. All are not friends that carry 
 it fair with us, trail, fd)au, mem. Though 
 you have ever so many friends, trust 
 yourself, ©elb|l i|l ber 'JKann. 
 
 S^rieud, v. a. l befrennben, begtln> 
 (ligen, uuter|lut;eii. 2. (with; &inem (>iiuae 
 befd)eren. Shah. [giini^ig. Shak. 
 
 ITriended, fren'dod, adj. geneigt, 
 
 ■TrieudleSS, frend 'les,a(<;. 1. fteun> 
 belos, o()ne Jreunbe. 2. t gead)fet. 
 
 ITrieudleiiSiiess, frendlesnes, «. 
 Ba6 Cebeii ol)ne JJreiinb. 
 
 IT'rieiidlike, frend'like, adj. freuiib> 
 f(i)aftlid) gefinnt. 
 
 ITrieudlipeSS, frendlenls, «. I. 
 bie freunbfd)iiftlid)e Suneigung, Mi liebteid)e 
 aCefen. 2. bie 'OJiilbe. 
 
 ITrieudly, frend'le, adj. I. fteiinbi 
 fd)aftlid). 2. frcnnblid). 3. (to> giiuflig, fiJt: 
 berlid). 4. befreunbet ( ©taaren zc ). o. ju: 
 fammenpafienb, ueriuanCt (luie g-arben 20. 
 
 ITriendly) adv. t freuiib|'d)a|[lid) ; 
 frennblid); fanfi. 
 
 l<^riendsliip} fiend'ship, «. l. $ 
 bie 3rennbfd)afr. 2. 1 bie aScnuanbtfd)aff 
 (ber JJarbeu). Drvde.ii. 3. (bte ®un|t> bie 
 5rennbfd)aft. 4. ber 9?ei|lanb, bie ipiilfe. 
 Shak. 5. pi. bie grennbfd)afrsbejeigniigen. 
 * Shakspeare. 
 
 That's In friendship, in6 blcibc iincer 
 iinf. 
 
 Vrieze, fieoie,^ t. I. [OnbniT.] ber 
 
 Krize, ) ijrii-s cilrt 3eug). 
 
 2. [^)lrd)ir.| ber 5-rie5. 3. [-JJiar.] ber iynce. 
 
 K'riezetif tiec'id, udj. qefraiifilt. 
 
 Vriezelikt?, Iice/i like, udj. j-JIr; 
 d)it.) einrm %r\(\t aljnlui). [b\vi idauffin. 
 
 #^riezius', liee/lng, t. ionbuil.l 
 
 Fric/ing- cylinder. |lll(t)ni.| bie 
 ©tartjclivalje. --mill, bic i\rau|Viniiil;k'. 
 --table, bie iJnfirfit)eib?. 
 
 FRI 
 
 I^rig-afe, frig'at, (fr. fregate; it. 
 fregata) *. 1. [ -ffior.J bie gregarre. 2. f 
 irgenb ein fleine$ ijal;rjeng. Spehser. 3. 9 
 biei^nre. '(baut. 
 
 Frigate-built, ivie eine (Ji^tgatte ge» 
 
 F'ris-atuoii, fiigatoon-, a. eIne 4Jrr 
 i)ene}iaiiifd)e^ 5al)r,jcng. [t Mi &Mxn\. 
 
 V^ri^e faction, fridjelak'shini, «. 
 
 I^^rij^eratory , fiid'jeratiiie, (u. 
 
 lat. frigiis) *. Bae JSiil)ifag. 
 
 F'riij-lit, fri'te, am. frygt; nngelf. 
 fyrhto, tyrlitu, fyrlitnis) *. 1. Der @(^rcd, 
 ini ©djrerfen. 2. inM ©djeiifal. 
 
 To take fright, fd)eu luerben. 
 
 F'rig-lit, ) p. a. fd)re(fen, 
 
 F'rig'liten, fri'tn, \ erfd)re(fen. 
 
 To frighten away, l}inivegfd)rerfcn, vttt 
 fd)eud)en. To - any one out of his wit», 
 (S-iiien oor 6d)reifeii, ^Uiigil aii^er fid) brim 
 gen. To — any one out of his duty, !^f 
 manb bnrd) %\\xd)t wn ber e-tfulluiig fei» 
 ner %^\A)t abiuenPig inad)en. 
 
 F'rig-iitful, tiite-tiil, adj. 1. fd>ttdt 
 lid) , |"d)rectenL>oll , grajiiid). 2. J fitjrecf lid), 
 l)ajjlid)i iuiberli(<). — adv. Fright' fu I ly, 
 fd)rc(flid) ic. [ bie ®d)te{fiirt)feii. 
 
 V^rig-iltf ulneSS , fn'te'l dines, ». 
 
 irrig:id, fiid jiu, dat. tvigidus) «•//. 
 
 1. ^ tall, froilig. 2. 1 a; fait, froilig. b) fait, 
 matt (©d)reibart). c; iiiiuerniijgeiib , impi)» 
 tent (©l^emanii). 
 
 F'rig'idity, frejideii. *. I. bie^.ilre. 
 
 2. 1 a) bie iiiiite; bn6 'Jroilige. b) im (elje* 
 lid)e) lliu'crnu>gcn, bie Ompotenj. 
 
 Kri^idly, fiid jidie. ad». fait, froflig. 
 
 V^ri^iduess , ividjidnes , «. t)ie 
 ^iilte; O'liPTenj; ber jialrfinn. 
 
 l^^rig-oriTic , frjgoiif Ik, (lat.) adj. 
 [SIDiiTeii|i1).J faltenb. [ipanbfraiife. 
 
 ITrill, fril, *. ber 55iifeni1reif, bie i}iili:, 
 
 l<^rill, t). n. fd)aiicrn (d. jjalteti). 
 
 ITriin, frim, (angelf. fieoiu; adj. a) 
 t birii)enb, |lar( treibenb (iSaiim ic). b) o 
 fein, fauber. c) o luaefer. 
 
 Frini folks, o (yeeutbe. 
 
 V^riiii, ». n. 1213aibnifpr.] bninften. 
 
 V^riug'e, fiinj- (ft. tVange) t. I. bit 
 •Jranfe. 2. i ber Sierratlj. 3. i pi. bie (ie»« 
 brod)enen) 9{anCcr iciner *il5i>;fe 20. 
 
 F r i n g e - ui a k e r , ber ^ofamentiret, 
 5ranfcnmad)er. {itn 6efet>en. 
 
 ■•''ring'e, v. a. befranfcn, mit i^rnii* 
 
 I^^riiig-y, fiiii'je, adj. franfig. Shak. 
 
 ITripperer, trippiirur. iFrip'- 
 per) «. ber iriibler, .UlciOirmSMer. 
 
 K'rippery, fiip'ere, (fr. tiiperie) : 
 I. bie Irijocliuaarc, (and) f). 2. ber ir6bel» 
 marft. 3. itx iri^ibei, Ir&belfram. 
 
 JPrippery, adj. fd)ied)i, geriiig. 
 
 l^^'riseur, nc^ure', (fr. ii5.) «■ bet 
 ipaarfniiiirler. 
 
 F'risk, tiisk, (ban. frisk) v. n. 1. 
 I)fipfen , fpringen. 2. iiiitig l)eriinitan>en, 
 imii«'rl)iipfeii. 
 
 V^riMli, adj. frifd), iniintet, liiilig. 
 
 JPrisli, I s. ber ©pruii)|, 
 
 ■•^riMlial, fris'kal. ^ Cufcfpning. 
 
 I<'ri»>ker, fiis kur, s. t»ex iinrtil)ige, 
 li'cfere -Weiifd). [•A'aljmen, biti -JCaljindJen. 
 
 Kri-vket, i/isket. *. (Inpi'gr.) bet 
 
 ■•"riitkrul, liisk'lul, adj. rri>t)li4)r 
 
 lUjllt}. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. M*. met. Fine. fin. N6, mfive, n6r, got, 6il, cl6u.l. Tiibe, tfib, full. t7/in, THis. 363 
 
 FRI 
 
 V^riskiness, fri*k'4n«s, «. bit ^bf)-. 
 ltd>feit, r)J?iinterfeit. 
 
 l<^riaky, fnsk'A, ad). lufTig, ntunter. 
 
 Frist, friiit, r. a. [SpmM] I. 5J"l^ 
 flfbtn. 2. ouf 3nt Dtrfniifen. Friited, 
 [D«rtl.) aiifflffdjoben. [iit Jritte. 
 
 F'rit, frit, (fr. fritte) «. (©in^ljiltteii) 
 
 frith, frit/i. (Int. fretum) t. 1. M( 
 TOferftiflc; '•JKrniCiing; t»fr ©etfltin. 2. tine 
 9lrt iJte$. 3. (ro. fiitli, frii) iai Uiitirl)Cilj, 
 ®rhofi. 4. b<t6 fltiiie eiiiiKjniiiite $el6. 
 
 Fritiiy, frli/i'e, adj. iviiIDig. 
 
 V^riliilary, fritiliare, «. [-;3i>t.] Mr 
 giiilVrfriMie. [3irpen (6er OirMt). 
 
 l<^ritinancy , frit'euAate , «■ ii\6 
 
 ■•"^ritter, fiit'nir, (Can. friite) «■ l. 
 6fr Rait', 9{iiljnii, "iJJfnnnfudjtu. 2. 6ie 
 Koilfdjnitte. 3. tui Sd)ni9(t)en , ®tu(f(t>en. 
 
 ■Trltter, fiit'iur, v. a. I. jum 'dibilew 
 in\<i>ntit)tn. 2. jerilutfeln. 
 
 To fritter away. I'trtanDfln. 
 
 ■•'^rivoiity, trevol'ii*, (ft.) «• 6ie 
 RlftMli(t)ffir, JJriiH'litat. 
 
 ■•^rivoiuus , friv'Alus, (Int.) adj. 
 flc^flltlii*, frii'ol, eitel, nid)rig, I«r, flcrimj.- 
 fuflin, nld)t^luiir^lg. — adv. F r i v ' o I o ii > I y, 
 uubtCditenD, ot)Ut 0)eiui(t>t, flcinlid), fnuul. 
 
 VrivOluUMUtfMfi, friv'6luiiie«. t. 
 
 6ie Aitiniidittit, (^ct^altlDftarcit , 3?i(t>t«iwiir= 
 fciflfeit, grioolitnt. [3t»q*). 
 
 friz, frU, ». a. fnuiffin cpaore, 
 
 frizzle f fru'il, e. «. fniuKln. 
 
 To frl/ile one'n liair, fid) frifireu. 
 
 frizzle, «. He j^nnrlucfe. 
 
 frizzier, fri^'ilur, «. cer Arauflrr. 
 
 f ru, frA, (nntlfll'- fra; l(t)Ott. fia. frae; 
 bJln. fra) adv. To and -, ailf UUD ab , t)n\ 
 unb i)tr. " eJlbfilrjung u. frouo praep. mi6. 
 
 frock, frok, (fr. froo #. 1. titr 
 (fnoppi!) 9(ocf , {Jr(\(f. 2. brt Ritttl. 3. 6rr 
 Veberri'rf (bet diinrn ). 4. brr ilin&erro(f. 
 
 Frock-coat, bfr furjt lUberrixf. 
 
 f roi;-, frog, (rtuijeir. froga, frogga) 
 ». I. [9{atiirfl.) tcr {Jrui'd). 2. (i){i>atirineif.J 
 bet Strnl)!, bit ®obeI (am $ut>). 3. p/. bit 
 mit©ortenbei>i>ten^nopii&d)tr(anH;iiieeru). 
 
 Frog-liit, (!Bot. ] bnr {Jrci"(t>bip. -- 
 flih, ttr $JrO)'(tjft|(f). --gra»., I93t)t.] 
 bft 5ri'fd)pfiffer. --lettuce, [©ot.] in 
 grp|rf)i'itiict). ibaltfnb. 
 
 f roK^f^y, frog'gi, adj. ^tb\<t)t tnt-. 
 
 f ruise* fr&eae, «. bet <5|)e(fpfaiin< 
 tud)tn. 
 
 frulick, frol'Jk, {frmidt; f)eH. 
 vralyrk) adj. ^ frot)U(tt , Itiflig; fpielenb, 
 tanjcnb. 
 
 f rulick, «. I. Me ^dtmnrt . ber 
 Inflifle Streict), (topae. 2. [9ioreani. ] bie 
 tuilifle €}ene, ber Ort, mo e6 Inilig jiiflrljt. 
 
 f rulick , V. n. fftjrrjrn, ipttltw, 
 fpaffrn, liiilifle (grreidie fpielm. 
 
 f r<»lick!(Oine, frol'ikkUiu, adj. 
 iau((\e\iX\)(») liiilig, ipiiBl)aft. 
 
 f rolicksuHieiiexs, froi ikxum- 
 MS, t. bie (aii^ijrlaiicne) i^uiligrrit, ^4>i<|fi;n, 
 luilifle ©trcirtje, ©pajie. 
 
 from, from, (nntjet)'. fram, from; 
 flCtI). fram; prarp. 
 
 I. upn ( O'litifrnunfl , rnffrrnt, n>egrfi> 
 frnb) ... Tliua it it one hundred niile* 
 Irani New-York to Pliiladelpliia. 
 
 *. »on) au«o«()<n> » cuijleOtiib). Llglu 
 
 FRO 
 
 proceeds from the *un. Webster. 
 
 3. von (uon ... an, uoii ... aiit, feit). 
 From tlie creation of the world. 
 
 4. vun (trennenb;. Men often go from 
 g*od to bad, and — bad to worse. 
 
 Webstek. 
 
 5. aui (aui ... i)naui>. AVater issues 
 from the eurtli in springs. He snatched 
 the sceptre — tire hauds of tyrants. 
 
 6. au6 (Dor, ttii Uriac^e). From mental 
 conviction ... [thing from you? 
 
 7. vor (©cgenivart). Did he liide any 
 
 8. nad) ( JU SoJgc). Men judge of facts 
 from personal knowledge or — testimony. 
 We should aim to judge — undeniable 
 premises. 
 
 9. nati^ (in Sttteff). From his dress 
 he seemed to have been a soldier. 
 
 10. und) (uon cineinOJhiilmc. au^geijenb). 
 From tlie life, nadf bein i'ebea (ge)ii(l)iiet>. 
 
 11. an (abl)altenb k. Dun;. My ineud L. 
 kept me from coming. 
 
 12. uon, ini 9tainen, aui$ Qltiftrag, aiif 3}e> 
 tct^t , vun Seiten. He came from the 
 
 13. ** ivtbrr, gegtn. (pnuce to visit me. 
 
 14. •> abiuefeno i<un, entternt vuii. 
 16,,burd}. From thee to die. Shak. 
 
 This is — the present, tne\t6 gi>l)Drt iiid)t 
 )u iiniVrer jet^igen (^rurtrauiig. 6hail. - 
 this, con btejVr 3e<( •>»• 
 
 On gciuifien, g(ivul;iilid} ober itnnier edip: 
 tifc^en ''^il^rafrn (Digirn aiif trum giiviiji: 
 llnii'ianDeiuurtrr, bie emeu Ott , ciiie «>[dU', 
 ^lUje j)l;ne eiiie nal;cre :^e|liniuiuiig Oeritllit'ii 
 iiiiciuiiii ; }. '^. 
 
 From above, uon fben Ijtrab. -afar, 
 uun feme. — beueaili, I'Oil nlllCII. - beion, 
 1>0II unteil. - beliiud , liuil IjllUi'll. — tiir 
 i>i)n teriie. - higli, — on higii, aii6 bcr 
 ipot)t, au« ben :p6l;eu. - hence, a; vun 
 l;ier. b> lUfu Oieri - thence, ui>U Da, tii\ 
 t)tX. - wlieuce, UOll WU , IVOl)CC. - wlieie. 
 
 i<un mo. - withiu, voii uintii. - wniiou 
 von oiipen. 
 
 From fanii and) ttiietn anberii SJertjaiK 
 nigiuurte uvMiigei^eni j. ^. - auntui tne 
 
 waves, niKteil aU6 btn 'lUelleu. — among, 
 
 - between, aui , iwi\(t)tn ... I;i'raii£. - 
 betore, uon ... lUeg. - bencHlh, uiltir ... 
 tjcroor Ob. iweg. - beyond, o.jenieitfi. - lom 
 (anilait forth -) oon . . . tjerour, an* . . . l;cr^ 
 aui. — off, uon, oon ... ivtg. - out, aus, 
 auA ... I;erautf. — out of, aui . .. I)erau». 
 -under, uncer ... t)cri>or. —withiu ilie 
 house, aii6 bem .^aiii'e (b. I;. flu<$ oeui 3"- 
 mrn iti ^aiife^;. 
 
 f roiu^vttrd, trom'wlrd, (aiigelf. 
 tram n. weard; praep. ober adv. oon ... 
 i;iiiiueg, iveg oon ; abioart^. 
 
 f roud, liond, (lat. froii*> «. [93ot.] 
 iM t'rtiiO, ber 'liiebel. Martvn. 
 
 f rondatioii, froudishiin, «. i<i6 
 «Uii6l)4iuen tber ^liuinej. 
 
 f roildesceuce, frondes'sens*, 
 (0. lat. frondesco; t. [ibox.] bie ^eiaiibiiug. 
 
 f rondirerouM, fiondirfcriis, (i.> 
 adj. briiiiibt. [lauOig. 
 
 f roudous, frond'us, adj. [^ot.J 
 
 front, friint, front, (lat. lruiis> t. 
 1. bie ©tirn, totirne; (Dal)rr) 2. l a; ba6 
 (gan^e; &tii<i)t , ^ngefid^t, 'JliitliQ. b) (le 
 giiini (= S.ut)ni)tit, Rtdl)tif, ■ittitH)tit, 
 
 FHO 
 
 UnDerf(()Viint^eit, ©((jamfofigfeit in bold -, 
 hardened — etc.). c) ber I'orbete il;eil, bit 
 SBorbeneite (einer Wini.je JO. d) ISOTilit.J 
 bie gronte. e) bie jjronre, ber jjronton (eine« 
 5?aui"e« ic). f; bie Unoerrd)aiiul)cit. 
 
 In front of, oorn an, oor. 
 
 Front- box, [ lljeat.) bte Sorberloge. 
 --room, iai Simiii'r oorn l)t»au!> , tin 
 SSorbergefraube. — row, Me oorfere -){eil)t. 
 — •stall, tai ©tlrnblatr, ber i£iirnnenien. 
 
 front, V. a. I. a) (Jinen oon oorn 
 angreifen ; G-inein bie Srirnr bieien, rrotjen, 
 iid) entgegenftellen. b) i begegiien. 2. gegem 
 itber I'ein, gegeniiber fid)tn (einer i&ad)e). 
 
 front, p. n. I. ui>rii, ooran lein, 
 Boranileljen. Shak. 2. init ber SBorberfeit* in 
 irgenb einer iWidjtung licgen. 
 
 frontal, frontal, (laf. fronlale) «. 
 1. (■Web.) ber llinfdjlag (nni bie ©tirn). 2. 
 [•llrdjtt.J ber ©iebel. 3. [jiib. Genm.J t>a6 
 ©tirnbanb. 4. ['aiinr.] ber iStirnmnefel. 
 
 f rontated, fVon taied. adj. I'^ot.] 
 6reit )iilaiifenb. [aiii\)f)'re((r. .Milto!«. 
 
 fronted, frnnt'ed, adj. iu tJronre 
 
 frontier, fron'lslieei , Iront'yccr, 
 (fr. froniiere) s. I. bie (SJreiiie. 2. bet 
 ^mibenpriid), iS3ibcrilaiib. Sbak. 
 
 frontier, adj. ntif bet @>renie lie* 
 grub, &ttn\... (igraft ic). 
 
 f rontiered, trnnt yecid, adj. an 
 ber (Ureiiie Oeiv>u1)t. bi-Kiiseit. 
 
 f rOlltin»C,frniiiiiiak'.(F r o n t i u k- 
 ac) J. (ein fraiii. iUein> ber '{Jroiitignon, 
 •JriMitigiiar. liiotrileljenb. 
 
 fronting' f fronting, u>(/. grgcit< 
 
 frontispiece, fion iis|.eese. (L 
 frontixpicMini ) *. I. [-htd)it.\ Die SBorbet* 
 icire, (Miebel: , ipaiiptiVire. 2. lJi>pogr.J be« 
 iitel, 6a6 iiiiiDMtt, iitelfupfer. 
 
 f rootless, fnint les, adj. ^ ftt(tf, 
 iinoeri'cDanit. Dryocn. 
 
 frontlet, fiont'let, «. l. iin6 ©tirn^ 
 I'anP, bie ^iririibiube. 2. t bie Jur^e (anf 
 6er etiru). .Shak. 3. [•ilrrifl.j baS OUst)tbttt. 
 
 f roppisli, iroppith. adj.fqranu 
 lid), raiiiTri>oriir'1); luifrig, loiPeriid). 
 
 f rore, froie, pp. t ( 
 
 fro rue, from, adj. ^ 
 
 f rory, troie, udj. 1. gefroren, eijtg. 
 Spknseh. 2. t nut eiiiein nir'artigeii ©(l)aum( 
 befecft. (iJroil. 2. ier Hieif. I'ope. 
 
 frost, frost, (Aiigelf. frost; «. i. bet 
 
 Glazed frost, bai gilatteitf. White -, 
 hoar -, ber JWeif. 
 
 Frost-bitten, biird)3efrorfn , oom 
 g-rojle angegriffen. — nail, [ iJfo^orineif.J 
 Der Q-i^MiiacI, Oiriflf. --nailed, nut (S-i*. 
 nagein beid^lngen. —-work, bfl$ ®errorut 
 cJlrbcit niit ran()er jOberfliid)e>. 
 
 frost, V. «. I. (Aod)f.) mil 3ii<fer« 
 flanb K. beilreuen (^udjenst.;. 2. niit eiiva< 
 9(eifartigrin beberfcn. 
 
 fr<*stetl, frosted, ad/. I. fiber* 
 froren; raul); loie DCeif. 2^i ei^gran ge* 
 loor^cn, ergraiit (oom Aopfe, 2)atr lo 
 
 frostily, fiosieie, adv. i froflig, 
 ei«falt. 2. i fri'ilig, fait. (Pic (J-iefoite. 
 
 f r«)NtiiieNM, frns'tcnes, j. Cer '5ro|l, 
 
 f rostiii|f, trokting, s. ber (rriff 
 al)iiiid)ei Sticferilaub !c. (looniit man Smdftn 
 bet'trfiit). 
 f costless, frokt'les, mdf. o^ne^rvA 
 
 gefroren. 
 
864 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, mit. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6i!, cloud. Tube, tub, full, t/an, THis. 
 
 FRO 
 
 Frosty, fros'te, adj. I, ? frp(li(J, 
 eiSfalt. 2. (ijruil ctitl;alteu6) fruilig. 3. i a) 
 fru|lig. b) eiegrnii, grnufjiiarid. 
 
 li^rotlt, frot/i, ((jr. apiiros) «. 1. ber 
 ©d)num. 2. i a) Bet ©tftnum (leered Oes 
 pniiine). ^) ttw<M, ^roftlDfe* , SQSeuftefi. 
 
 Frotli, 0- a. a) f(t)aumen mai^eit. b) 
 ^ fitniimni, fpriiljen. 
 
 l<^rotli, 0. n. I'i^nuinen. 
 
 F'rotliily, frut/i'«le, ai». 1. ftf^iu* 
 uiig. 2 i ntdjrig, leer. 
 
 F'rotliiuess, fioth'enes , «. 1. bn£ 
 fd)niiim!ie 'iGeicii. 2. ± tie iRict)tinf<it, Seerc. 
 
 l<'rutlt>' , irotli'e, adj. 1. \ ulriTumifl. 
 2. i a) lui'.d), iiiiijt fi'il. b> iii(t)tig, leer. 
 
 ITrouuce, frounse, s. cuie itrniifs 
 fceit bet fulfill , til lueidjer fid) ȣpcid)cl nni 
 ©d)iintiei ramiiiflt. 
 ' li'^ruuucCf (fp. fruncir; v.a. frnufefii. 
 
 ■<^ruu.iice, *. bie 9{iinjc(; %&\it; 
 ein SioTiUl) m\ Jsieibcni. Beaumojit. 
 
 VrUUllCeleS^f frouuse'les, adj. 
 of)iu' gulti" ofev 'Jfiiuici. Chauceii. 
 
 F'ruuziness, fiou'zenes, $. bic 
 miiffi^H' ©I'nid). (fciib; ('djimiOifl, triibe. 
 
 I<^rouzy, frou'ie. ndj. miiffia , \\w- 
 
 ITrO'lV, tro, (l)oU. vrouw; biill. frue; 
 «. I. t 6i< (Jraii. 2. bie ®d)lnnipe. 
 
 Dutch fiow, bie iptiflaiiberiuii. 
 
 F'row, nrf/. [Dcrtf.] jerbrec^lic^. 
 
 Frotvard, fro' ward, (nnijflf. fram- 
 weard) adj. 1. iierbrie|5Iid) , Inuiiifd), iiiiir; 
 tifd). 2. luibcrrpiiiiilig; iiiioejogcii , uunirtig ; 
 eigeii|liiiii(j. 3. troi^io- — "rfo-Fro w'ardly, 
 niiirrird); iiiiarrig; trotjig. 
 
 ITrOlvarduUSiS, fro'wirdnes, «. 1. 
 fcflS perbriepiid)c, Inuiiirc^c, niiirrifc^e'JDeieii. 
 2. bie aiCibcriVnniligfcit. 3. ber Iro$. 
 
 ■Trotver, frouur, «. [Icc^iiol.] ber 
 JTcil. 
 
 V^ro^vn, froun, (ft. refrogner) ». n. 
 I. bie ©tirii ruiijelii, fniier, builer, fiiiper, 
 >tof)eiib aii^fefjcii ober fel^eii. 2. (on, at) 
 fauer nurel)eii (©ineio, biiilet fel)cu (ouf). 
 J. i (on, upon) ©inem jumibet, eiitgegeii 
 fein. 
 
 VroYvn, V. a. biirt^ etnett fiiiflerti, 
 uniuinigcn, broI)ciibeii !&li(Ciiirucfivci|'eii, ju; 
 tucftreibeii. 
 
 Frown (hat impudent fellow into si- 
 lence, bring' ttw uiiocri'd)iiintcti -Wciiff^eii 
 turd) eiiieit brol)ciibcii 33li(f jiiiii @d)meigi-ii. 
 
 l<^ro\vu, «. I. brr I'aiire , nut^'re, 
 billlcre , tiitjifiWligc, uniuidtge, prrnd;tlid)e 
 »iirf. 2. p/. 1 a) bet Uiiwi.'le, 3i>rii, tai 
 Wijjtanen (®otrc6). b) - of fortune, bn6 
 9Wiegn"d)i(f. 
 
 I'^'ru^fliin^ly , frnun'iugle , adv. 
 mrirriid), tiirier, uiiii>iUig, ftiiller. 
 
 ff'rowy, frou'e, adj. iiiutrid, tauiig, 
 
 f. F r o u i y. 
 
 Vr*i%*in.^ fro'zii, pp. u. freeze, a) 
 irfn'rcii. b) eicfolt. c) criliirtt, trfrcreii. d) 
 i fiUt (in ber £icbe). o i iiiu'friiu'geiib, 
 frnCtliitf. f) - up, jiinefrfreit. 
 
 The frozen sea. tuM @-|<mrrr. 
 
 JPruCfetl, fruk'ted, adj. [Jjcrtb.] 
 Jrndjte triigeub. 
 
 li^rUCteMCeilCev fruklls'sense, (U. 
 lot. frndns) s. |in>t.) Ht 5rild)tieit. 
 
 M<''ruCtirt'r<>llN, fnikilftarus, ndj. 
 ||ft4|i(r>)|inib, iriid)U<>U. 
 
 FKU 
 
 fructification, fruktcffka'shun, 
 s. 1. bie S5i'fnid)tiiiig. 2. [iSor.] bie Jf'idjt: 
 bringimgS-. , 2)egattiiiig6» , Srud)tcutivirf= 
 Iiiiigsperiobe. 
 
 I'Vuctify, fruk'tefi, v, a. 6efrudv 
 ten, frudjtbnr iiiii(()eii. - v. n. a) i frudjteu, 
 fromtiieii. b) f 5rud)te trogeii, 
 
 ll'ritCtuOUS, fruk'tshuus, adj. 1. 
 friid)t6ar. 2. betrud)teiib. 
 
 V^ru^al, fi'u'gal, ((At. frugalU^ ml). 
 
 1. (of) 1)1111 ^l)diterirc^, ipatiaui (nut). 2. 
 miipig, geiiiig/aiu. frugiil, cmiiid). 
 
 I'^rKg-ality, fnigal'eti, (F ru'g al- 
 ii ess) «. I. bie GJeiiiigfamfeit, eiii(iid)l)<it, 
 5pau6tid)tclt, ■OJtapigfeit. 2. t (of) bie iSpiu-: 
 I'linifi'it, ber fpnrraiue (yebriui(t). 
 
 ITrugrally, fru'gale, adv. iiid^ig, 
 fporhiiii, (rugol. [Dfeugabel. 
 
 F'rug'grin, frug'gin, *. [Oerrl.J bie 
 
 fr^'rug'il'erous, trujif'teius, (lat.; 
 adj. fnut)tiriigcnb. 
 
 ■^''rttg^ivorous, friijiv'orus, (lat.) 
 adj. |'riu1)te(ieiib, iriirt)ifrefieub. 
 
 ITruit, fioot, (fr. iliJ. ; f)otl. vrught; 
 lilt, fructus; bail, frugt) *. 1. g tilt %X\X^t; 
 pi. Die 5rii(f)te (ber G-rbe im ■Jillgemeineiu. 
 
 2. (in eiigcrem Siiiiie) bie 5rtid)i (ber %^(in- 
 jen;; bii6 Db|^. 3. (2Ji)t.J bie ■5nid)t, ber 
 'Snuie. 4. bte 5riid)t, 2eibe6friid)r. 5. i a) 
 bie griid)t, 2i5irfiiiig, gDlge. b) bit SBor^ 
 tl)eil, 'Tlu^eii, (aeiuinn. c) ber&rtrag; pi- 
 nt (S'lllfiinfte. d) First frui ts (of a living), 
 Die aiiiiioteii. 6. ber DiiK^tifit). 
 
 First fruits, bie ^rfllilige. Stewed-, 
 bie Compote. 
 
 Fruit-basket, berDb|lfor6. --bear- 
 er, ber friK^ttrageiibe ijtuini , iiai 5riid)t: 
 tnigeiibe. --bearing, |ru(^ttragciib. -- 
 grove, bie Db|lpflaiiiiiiig, Slllee i>oii Dbib 
 baiimen. --house, ber £)b|lbel)aitcr, £)b|l: 
 feller, -loft, bie Db|lt«iiiiiiiet. --market, 
 Ut Dbtlmortt. --month, ber DbilmoiiiU. 
 --seller, ber Db|l^aiiblet. --time, bie 
 grud)tjeit, ber $erb|t. — tree, ttt &riid)t», 
 Dbilbauiii; walUfruit-trees , ^pnlier: 
 bilUtlie; standard fruit-trees, l;Od)|ldill> 
 mige )yriid)Cbdumei dwarf fruit- trees, 
 3iuergbdunie. 
 
 ITruit, V, n. $rud)te trageii. 
 
 ITruitag^e, trOu tidje, t. biegru^te, 
 ^a& ■OH- 
 
 l<''ruiterer, fruot'erur, «. tn £)bfl> 
 Ij.iiiDler, bic Db|l|riiu; [ipnubclj ber &riiiii; 
 bifeiiljiiitbler. 
 
 ]<^ruitery, frudt'ere, (fr.> «. 1. bM 
 Dbilmcrf, £)l)|1. 2. bet Dbilfellet, bie CH'i^ 
 famiiwf. 
 
 l*''riiitful, frOot'fiil, adj. I. ? friid)t> 
 biir. 2. ± i\) (ot, in) friid)iijar (rtii;. bj er« 
 giebig; frcige&ig. cj iiortl)eili;.ift. 
 
 l^^ruitt'uiiy , fiuOtiuie, adv. l. 
 triid)tbar. 2. i in iwWt, jut &Jeiiugc. 
 
 l^^rilitfulut^Mii, troul'luliics, t. I. 
 T bie griid)H>tirfeii (bet &rbrj. 2. bie 5riid)t: 
 biirfeit (bt't ll)iere). 3. a) i bic 5riid)tb,irfi'it 
 (iti 0]d;irnd 20. b) bie «yiiUe. B. Jonso.-*. 
 
 I^'rilitiou, fiuish'iin, (p. 1. fiuor; 
 «. brr (^3eiiii6. 
 
 l<''ruitive, fri^'itlv, <u(/- flciiirBrnb. 
 
 l^^ruitieHS , fruuCles, adj. 1. \ tills 
 triid>tbnr, triid)tio6. 1. i iiniriid)tbar, friid)!; 
 m (^ixnuiit II, ), z. u:ii'rii4)(l'dr (ui;iK 
 
 FUU 
 
 gi(id)fommen,(Jr6eii),— odu.Fruit'Ietsly, 
 frud)tlLiS, uergcblid). 
 
 l<^ruitletiSlie«lS, fruut'llsnes, c. a) 
 ? bie lliifnid)tbarfeit. b; t Die5nii1)rii)rigfeit. 
 
 JPrUin, fiiiin, adj. Dicf , ii)i>l)lt'ili'ibr. 
 
 ITruineutaceuus , t.umeiita'- 
 shus, (UU. ) ad} I. lUiiS iUeijen flcniad)!. 
 
 2. lueijcuncrig, (oriiartig. 
 ITriAUteutatioa, frumenti'shun, 
 
 (IiU.) *. LriJiii. S»e|'d).J bie 'ilustljeilung befi 
 cyerreibefi. [ienbrei. 
 
 f^ruiiienty, fru'mentc, f. ber imei> 
 
 ITruiitp, friiiiip, t. t Ciet i&putt, 
 iS(^irj, biii Oieiputf. 
 
 V^ruinp, V. a. -f ueri)i3f)iien , per: 
 fpotreii. - t>. n. t)bl)iii|'cft fein. 
 
 I'^ruinper, fnimpur, «. ber (Spotter. 
 
 JFruiilk, fidsli, (ir. froisser) o. a. "> 
 jeriiiiilmeu, ierbriirfen, ierfinrfeii, erbrurfeii. 
 
 fr'^rusli, s. [9{oparjiieit.J ber (£trat)i,. 
 bie cynbel (ntn i^iif'e). 
 
 F'rUStratoie, frustiabl, adj. vet> 
 eitilt luerbcii finiiieiib. 
 
 F'rUStraueUtlS, frustri'neus,a<{>. 
 t frudjtio^, uirgeblid), iiniiii^. 
 
 ITrustrate, friisuaie, (int. frus- 
 tror) v.a. I. Beroitelii, )ii (&4)anben tniu1)eii, 
 ill nid)te mac^en (^^Idiie jo. 2. fluiut)ten, 
 (oi) tm\d)tn (lU), btingen (uiii). 3. \m- 
 gitlcig iuad)eii, tiber ben ^lUifen |lo0eii (lit: 
 funben ic). 
 
 F'rustrate, adj. 1. vergebli(^. 2. 
 ind)tig, ungiiuig. 3. (of; getdufd)t (in). 
 
 A<^rustratiou, fiastrashan, ». bie 
 iBcreiteUing- [uereitcinb. 2. berriiglid). 
 
 l<^rustrative , fiiix traiiv, adj. 1. 
 
 ITrustratory , iVut'traiiiie, adj. 
 [9{ed)tfrpr.j niifl^ebenb, iiiigu(tig mnd)eiib. 
 
 l<^ru8tuiM, fiiis'tuiii, (liu.) «. [SCif-- 
 I'enfd).] Mi ©tiirf. 
 
 l<^rutesceiit, fnites'olnt, (u. int. 
 frutex; adj. [^ot.J jlriiud);, |liiiiDenartig, 
 
 ITrutex, frii'leks, diU. iB.)*. l^pt.j 
 bie ©taube», ber ©tmiid). 
 
 ITruticaut, frutekant, (fat.) adj. 
 [aSot.J |1nrf flueic^uifleub. ^ [ilraudjnriig. 
 
 ITrutiCOUS, trii'tekus, udj. [)Q\i>l.\ 
 
 I^ry, fi»» CD. gr. plirygo; fr. fiirej 
 V. a. (in eiiiet $fi)iUU) bnueii, bnden, fd^mo- 
 reii, r&ileii. 
 
 Proa. 1 have other fish to fry, id) ^iibe 
 an gaui anbere Singe |U beufen, gnuj aiu 
 Dcre Dinge im ivopfe. 
 
 Mi'fy, V, n. 1. brnteii, rijileii. 2. jdh' 
 rcn, JBliiljungen t'criirfaitjin. Bacon. 3. to» 
 d)en. Drmjem. 4. fdjniclicn, ueigcl^en. 
 
 F"ry, (fr. frai) *, i, a> ber tftrd)rt>0eii, 
 b) bie Ji|d)brut. 2. i a> Die '))ieiige, bi^ 
 ipaiifcn; Die ffiruppc. b) bie ibrnt. c) | 
 (joodly -, bie gure ®ere(ird)iifr. 3. iai mm 
 (»cbrarcncin, (yibarfoiieni bi'fiil;nibc 0)irid)t. 
 
 3. cine 'ilrr SL'rnficb, bie AU>riifcge, aijerite, 
 Ronirotle, i>arfe. [ten giratljen. 
 
 To get into a fry, ill Unaunei)mlid)tei< 
 
 F'ryiiig:-li»ii, hi lug pan, J. b>( 
 ^rrttpiaiine. 
 
 Prov. To fall out of the frying-pan 
 into ilie Hre, a\\6 bcni 'Xcgcii in bie Irauf; 
 
 l^'u', (rd)i'tt.) full. (foinmen. 
 
 l<^ub, tub, *. t t« pltimue O'^'fl'i 
 tAi <Ii3eib. 
 
 l<^uL>vi>. «. f. F«K ^ 
 
The, ffir. fall. fat. ^U. met. Fine. fin. NA, move, n6r, «;ot, ^iK d^Jirf. Ti'ibe. t«b. USU. tV/in, THis. 365 
 
 FLO 
 
 Fucait*, fu'kate, ) (lat.) ad}. I. 
 
 f ucnted, fi'rkaied, 5 t^emmt, ge> 
 fctjniiiift. '2. i I'cmniitelt. 
 
 li^HCUM, fii ku%, J. 2D.) *. 1. T u. i 
 ^i< (2d)iiiiiiff. 2. j>^ (ucuses, bn Zcnu], 
 6fr=, TOifrriin<i. (<f)fii6 ii. 
 
 ■•"utl , (irftort.) 6et ®c<)»urtni HA itiiiiin: 
 
 l<^U<iller,'ofle.id>,tud'dur, I'.Fo tlier. 
 
 ■•^Ull«1le, fud'dl, V. a. btT\Ml((t>e\\. 
 
 6ftriiiifeii niarf>cii. - b. ji. fid) beraurAcn, 
 
 fl(ft teftiiifrii, I'idj btmnttn. (Siiiiffv. 
 
 Fuildle-cnp, bft Hflff* ^riltiT, 
 
 Puddled, tud'did, adj. betciiiif^n, 
 tfirffcu. 
 
 ■'''uddliiiii:, fud'di!ng, « tia6<Baufttt. 
 
 Fuddiiiig-bout, t>a6 &aiifi]eliig. 
 
 li^uds^e, iudje. iitlerj.^u\\(t)nt\ttrti'. 
 ^mb'. [btuttux. 
 
 VtM^gK^ V. a. mnuren. - v. n. iuiiiE>: 
 
 ■'"'ueljtii'il, (U fr. feu) «. Bit Jfiie; 
 rung. [geuer flifeni. 
 
 Prov. To add fuel to the fire, 0<\ iu'^ 
 
 ■•"^uel, ti'i'il, e- a- I. uiitfri}alc(n, 
 nnljrni (tie Jlnmmf), feiimi. 2. ijiit %t»*: 
 turn I'friVljeii. [mitifl. 
 
 Viieler, rdillur, 1. 1 bai 9i>il)riiiigf = 
 
 FulT, lOrrt'.] puff; whiff. 
 
 F'uiT't, ICtrri.) did blow. 
 
 ■•''uiracioujt, fiigi'ihus, ((. fitgax) 
 oHj. I. T piid)ii<i iifirt)t yertimileiit). -2. i 
 fliKfetifl , maiiftilbor , uiibeiliin&=(j , uer< 
 flrtiiniid). J J 
 
 V^iiKarioiisneBS, fugi'«husn*«./ 
 
 ■•"uifMcity, t(i!<a»'ei4, J 
 
 *. I. * 6i« 5Jlurf)tigffit leK >Uftf)rr« ic). 2. 
 i bie 5iri4>tiflftlt, ajniiDflbrtrfeit, bet Uii. 
 bfftiinb. 
 
 F'tl^rll, {f>, (Foh) inler/. pflli! 
 
 ■•'^uKritive, fi'rjeiiT. ant.) adj- >. 
 |lH<l)ti(j (ki(t)t orrbiint1«iib». 2. i a) fluctjtig 
 (3b«). b) flri(t)tjg , luiiiibdbnr, iiiibfiliiii: 
 big. 3. ? flii*tig, (lifl)f"b. 4. i pili(l)ti>rr; 
 gfffen. Clarissa. 5. fliidjtig (Ijeriimirrfiib). 
 6. [Citfr.] fliidjtifl. Slug... (3(t)rift«ii). 
 
 I<^u{ritiv«f «' I. ber Jluditliiig. 2. brr 
 glil(lii!iiig, «!Iii#rctefr. 3. t ber (Jliidjtling. 
 
 fuKHivenesSf tu'}itiwu»», t. I. 
 ; tie 5iiid)tii)ffit (brr Siiljir jo. 2. f brr 
 Uiibrftniib, bir a3iinbrlbiUfeit. 
 
 F'lig'ue, tewg, (it. fiiga) «. [-IRiif.I 
 bit 5iige. To maintain a -, rilie ^iigr 
 madjrn. (iJiigrnfpmponiA, 5"<lfi'lV «!«• 
 
 »Kuit-iiist, fiwg-Ut, I. [-yjtwA brr 
 l<^iilciiiieiit , rur>>eiiieut, dnr.; i- 
 •f bit ©tune, brr ;Kuf)rpiiiift. 
 
 V^ulcrnte , tulkriie, adj. «) 
 (!»iH.) gerliior. l>) iiiit ©tfi^rii uerfrl;rii. 
 
 ■•''iilcruni, ful'kruni, f ant.) *. 1. 
 
 F'ulcre, lui kr, 5 ^(' ©'ti^r. 
 
 2. t'5Krd) 1 brr Snl?., 9?iit)epunft. 3. [tdot.] 
 
 Pule, (|'(l)otf.) fool. [bit ©niijr. 
 
 ■•''ulflll, luiril', p. a. I. T ert'tKlrii, 
 nnfi'idtn (i>o(l filflrii). %. 1 «) frffidrn (rine 
 ^ropl)rjriuiin 20. b) ponbringrii, oofljirljrii. 
 
 F'tilflller, fulfil lur. t. brr Q-rtilllrr 
 
 F'uiniliiiq', fulffl'lmg, / J. 
 
 Kulfillliieilt, fuini-nient, ] bit 
 (Srfulliiiin. ( lig I'rrfrljrti , luoljl begiibr. 
 
 Kllirrailg-llt, fulTiiwt, adj. ooh 
 
 Kulji^ency, ful'jen»e, (0. Inf.) i 
 
 Vufg^idity, fuijtd^ii, S 
 
 (Purg«ntne««) «. b<t O^intt}, ®(^iitimrr. 
 
 F'ulg-ent, ful'jent, ) adj. ft^^itn: 
 l<^ull^id, fiil jid, ) mrriib, gliiii: 
 
 ieiiD , t;lu)ciib. 
 
 Fulg-ur, fuJ'gur, (Int. 233.) *. t brr 
 SiDiiiiiiu'c, (i)Uiiii, ibli^. [niifDli^eii. 
 
 #''ulifiir»tef tiilgurite, V. H. t 
 
 l<''ul^uratiun) fiilj-ura shuu, < 
 t bii6 •i)lit>rii. 
 
 JFulUain, ful'haui, (v. ^lerfrn b. 
 '7k. > s. o fer iiUidje iiUiirtrl. 
 
 F u I li a ui - b n r I e y , bir }}artgrrile. 
 
 ■•'^ulig'illUSity, tuliiljiiiok ete, (l<. 
 lot. fuligo) t. ii\6 iXupigi'riii, bir i){iipiijrrit, 
 riiijiiir 'iJci\1)offciil)rit. 
 
 fr^uliffiuous, fulid'jiiius, a((/. rii' 
 b-ig; iiiiii 'Jtiitfr grl)i)rigi riipiirruj; rnud)ig. 
 
 - ado. Fulig'inously, rilMlQ- 
 l<^uliiiiart) fuleuian, t. brr Olti^. 
 l4''ull, lul, cniigrtf. full; |'i{)iv. fullimO. 
 
 I. 5 I'oll (ot, uon), 2. bei'r^t, \u(t)t rrlrbigt ii>. 
 .^•trllrii). Blackstohc. 3. i<oll, plump, biif, 
 (Vit. 4. t (of) jHi(l, erfiJIU (I'oii); ubrrlabeii 
 mit... 5. I'od, a) poll|lnttbig. b; grii.iii. 
 (i. poll, Hurt (Stimiiir^ 7. pull, rri( (in 
 5rtrrff br* lUltrrt); of - age, miiubig. 8. 
 .jaii), giiii}lii1). f. pofi (Ijiivlaiiglict), iin llrber^ 
 fluiiti. 10. voU (ppllilniibig , nngrinciTt'ii, 
 girictn. ti- I'litt, gri'.ittigt. 12. poll, gniimiiit, 
 ,i(tgr)urin (SScnaiiimluiig). 13. oufl, uiiuiii; 
 nttraiift (SoUmmljtj. 14. poll, grop, bicf 
 (■JliujiMi :i.). 15. iprit (ipir riu 3{orf;. lb. 
 iui6|ul;rlid), luriilnupg, iporirrirt). Mitfokd. 
 16. |'il)iunMflrr. I7. poll (rrid)iid) niit&tiurts 
 urr|Vl;riu. 18. podfonimrii lOJiiirfi. Shak. 
 19. pollfominrii cJJfniiiu. Shak. 20. I-iMui".] 
 ooll (DrgrI to. 
 
 Full acceptance, [i{>nnbrn iiiibrbiiigtr 
 iliiiinhmr. - amount , brr poflr "Bering. - 
 co«(s, rammtlic^r iio|lrn. - freiglit, bir 
 g.iiiir 3riid)t. In words at - leiigtii, gaiii 
 .uifigrrdjrirbrii. - power, bir iBolliimdjt. - 
 tive per cent, polle 5 %. To be of - 
 weight, ponivi4)tig iriii. - of play, miirl); 
 luillifl. -of words, gri((>ii)iii)ig, luorrrrid). 
 To be - upon .•, fic^^ ivritlnufig nii61iiffen 
 ilbrr ... -of speed, niiprri^ grid)ipiiib. -- 
 stop or point, brr ^lllirt, 'J<lll}(-pililf(. - 
 beat, bir Krnfrniifpaiiiiuiig, I)ol)r Knitfiiupr! 
 rung. - line, bir pofligr >Jlu6brl)nuiig (brr 
 (ijriualt). Shak. - of bread , nod) poll ooni 
 OrMfdjrn. Shak. - of view, bir grnnur 
 •Jlnfid)!, ponfomnirne ^ui\i(t)t. Shak. Come 
 we to - points, biribrn ivir Olrbrt flrl^rii. 
 Shak. A - sea, rinr t)vi)e (JliTl)- He has 
 
 - liberty to etc., ti |lrl)t il;m goilj ftti , t6 
 111 il)ni g.injiid) frrlgrilrllt lU ic. 
 
 li'ull, «• I. f bir JJiille (58of(l)rit). 2. 
 i a) bie tjfifle, (Srmlge. b) biU (a.injr (in 
 brr >pi)rn|r at full, ini ®nnjrn. Sha*. 3. 
 
 - of the moon, brr SBoUiitonb. 
 
 To the -, in -, po(l|lniiDia, p5fiig, flnnj, 
 oonfommrn. Endorsement in -, [Jpnnbrl] 
 t<\6 nusgrffiflte ®iro. To receipt in -, 
 (^niibell prr ©nibo qiiittiren. Acquittance 
 in -ot all accounts or deoiauds, [jpnilCtl) 
 tir (sjriirrnUiHirning. To pay in -, i$niibri| 
 I. prr poll brjnmrn. 2. ini;(t) nt -> nu^jnii; 
 Irii, riiir touinnir uofl mndjrn. At - of tide, 
 bri brr l)&d)|lril Jliitl). The ttioon Is in the 
 -, at -, brr "Wonb ifl pofl. 
 
 Kull, adv. 1. ppdtg, gnit}, gnttjlid), 
 oodfominru. 2. grrabr, griioii. 3. wot 'Ms 
 
 ittt. u. 9lborrb.) rr<^t, fe^r. 4. [OTiir.] ooff. 
 
 Full- nigh. |'i1)irr. --enough, gea 
 nug. Keep her -! (-»far.l poin Toinbr ab< 
 grl)nlrcii! - laden, pollr 2a^ll^<l Ijnbeiib. 
 
 Full-acoriied, mit G'idjein pod ge< 
 niiiilrt. --blood, aSodbliit.., oon giiiij 
 rrient.ili|'{()rr9Jiice(bi>i •^jfirbrii). -- bloow. 
 ed, bie podfommciir :Siiire Ijnbfiib. -- 
 blown, a) in podrr >yiiirr, g.ini rntfnltet. 
 
 b) ? gonj nufgcblnrcn. -bodied, a) bitf, 
 finxt. b) bunfrirotlj (>ISriii>. --bottom, 
 ed, niit brritrm, iprirem 93obrn , breir. 
 --butt, flcrn^c n. mir jprfrigfeit }u< 
 {•.imnirntrrtfrnb, tnit uodrr i)W,id)t, mit ndet 
 (Dnwiilt (jiirnmuifniloBriib). --charged, 
 goiij podgrlrtben. — craiumed. ganj nn> 
 geilopft, grptropft pod. --cry, ado. mit 
 oodrm ®r|"d)rri, Iniit|'d)rrienb. --dres*. 
 ed. in podrnt 9liijuge. --dress, ber 
 podr, gniije 91njug. --drive, adj. I. 
 iVorn/lrrid)^ , fp Tdjiirfl nl^ m&nliit fnljrenb. 
 2. i )n ©tnnbe gebrnit)t (p. cinnii i>.inbcln 
 --eared, pndiiljrig. --eyed, grognugig. 
 -faced, rin podrf ®rnd)t ijnuenb, vWiq 
 Bon (J>efi(t)t. -•face.5n«aSongr|7i1)t. --fed, 
 gnnj f.ut, frtt. --fraught, moljl brgnbt. 
 --gorged, [Jfiiirn.] I'lbrrfilttrrt. -- 
 grown, niiigrmncturn. — hearted, }U« 
 prrfiitjtlic^) , prrrmiiunfli'pod. --hot, a) 
 Diiiig, nuf bat 91eiiBfr|lr rrhli^t. b) bit 
 g.uije rrforbrriii^r Spit^t l^obnib. --lad- 
 en, xti(bU<f) brinbrn , pod gelnbrn. — 
 manned, pod|lniibig brmniiiit. --moon, 
 brr ajodmonb. --mouthed, eine ppHe 
 vStimme Ijnbenb. - orbed, a) bit poQc 
 i3d)ribe Ijabenb. b) bein 95odmonbe nljiilitO. 
 -spread, nil peril niUgrbrritrt. --sto- 
 mached, tnit podrm, ilbftiabrnem gj?n» 
 grn. --stuffed, podgrpfropft. — summ- 
 ed, podilntibig. --winged, a) ped» 
 llnnbige ob. brrite, flnrfe JJii'igel Ijnbrnb. b) 
 juin 'Jlirgrn berrit; rifrig. BeADMoiii>. 
 
 Vull, (niigrlf. fullian) v. a. ftrt^n.J 
 
 To full hard, finrf mnlfen. [ipnlfrn. 
 
 I<^uIIa|fe,ful'lije,*. brr <H3.ilfrrlD^n. 
 
 ■•''uller, lul'lur, «. brr 20nlfrr, «Dnlf» 
 mtidrr. 
 
 FuUer-teate, brr d'ngflpircj), qj?eer« 
 engrl. -'s-earth, bir >H}a(ferrrbr, 2Bafd)« 
 rrbe, brr SDnlfertljon. -'«-herb, [93ot.J 
 but TOodfrnilt. -'s-thistle,-'s-weed. 
 [93ot.) birSajnlfer^, SSJrbrrbiiler. 
 
 li'ullery, fuiiurri, «. bie 2CnIfe> 
 <IDiilfmiil)lr. 
 
 F'ulliugr, ful'Iiiig. «. bn« SCrtffeti. 
 
 Fulling-mill, tie ^Saffmilhtr. 
 
 F'ulloess, furne.i, «. 1. T birjMff* 
 (S5odl)eit). 2. 1 a) bie 5Jfidr, ber llrbrrfJiie; 
 5{rid)rOum. b) bie Jiide (bei i>rricn<5 rc). 
 
 c) bit 2tii5brf)nung (pon ^hinea). d) bit 
 Jude, ©ttirfe (be* Ion«>. 3. bie lleber* 
 fiirtigiing. 
 
 The fullness of the cry, ber nflflf* 
 mrine, ponftimmige Siirnf. 
 
 F'ulhk, ffii'io, *. (3rt)tfn)of.]ber29er«, 
 
 ■•^ulIsoiiiK, rSl'suni, (oitgelf. faf) 
 adj. liJ?orbnni.] t grijoiirt), loibrrtld) grob, 
 plump (Sob ic). — adv. FuH'someiy, 
 Oreblid), plump. 
 
 li^ullBOllieneSS, ful'xumnes, $, 
 i bir iBiBrrlid)r (iJrobljrtr, Sl.>Iiimpl)rtf. 
 
 F*ully, iul-li, adv. 1. } pod. 2. ia) 
 
3(56 Fate, f/.r, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, ffn. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6firf. Ti^be, trtb, fiiil. lAiii, THIi. 
 
 FUL 
 
 pMlifl, gniijlicf), ypflfommcn, (jrttij. b) flu«« 
 fuf)rli(^ , lutitlniifig. 
 
 l*'^ulinar, tul'mar, «. [9?aturnef<f).] 
 
 a) bie (5-i^iii5i<e, Dn6 ®ccpfer6. b) 6cr Oine. 
 li^ullilinant, furnienant, adj. 1 
 
 fcoiinerue, frrtrt)enB. 2. [6i)em.] ^na(l... 
 (^uli'cr :c.). 
 
 V^ulininate, ful'menate, ((.) v. n. 
 1. tciinern, frndjen. 2. [6f)eni.J oerpiiffen. 
 
 3. [9{&m. ^ird)e] &en iBntinllucf) aii«|V«"t' 
 d)t», bie aSiuiiiilmljlen ril)leiiDcrii, (6al)en 
 
 4. 1 Buiiiu'rn, metterii, ro6eii (gegeit ©iiten). 
 Futm ilia ting gold, bai Aimflgclb i 
 
 - damp, ['Winerrtlg.] eiUitiiiBlicf)e 9lu6ivit: 
 ttrunflcii; - powder, iai SnnUpiifi'tr. 
 
 V^uliiiiiiate, v. a. l. t a) (\ii£t)oit> 
 ncrn, l■d)ll■ll^enl ; bonnern (mit 6cm !8niin). 
 
 b) mit Dcm 23aii)i(Iiirf)e nieberboiiiifrn. 2. 
 errptiffeii, nbfiuillen liiffcn, Ufrpiiffen. 
 
 l*''ulllliMation, fulmena .shun. s. 
 I. bn* Soiintrn. 2. [^papfitl).] bie f&rmlid)e 
 ^uiibmaft)inig eine^ iiiiuiifrurfje* ; pi. bie 
 85ann|liMl)ien. 3. Idfjem.] bnd SBerpuffen, 
 ttbfiinlleii. 
 
 l^'^ullililia.tory, ful'meuature, adj. 
 boniifcnD , Hl)rccfi!nb. 
 
 V^ulllliiie^ ful'mine, c. a. ^ fd)\t: 
 fen , frt)l^•ll^lrll. - v. n. t Comtern, luetterii. 
 
 ITuIiilillic, fuliiiin'ik, adj. [dl^em.J 
 
 - aiid. tie fiiiadrilbenaiire. 
 I<^ul««uine, till. sum, (nngeff. ful) 
 
 adj. 1. crfcll;nft, luiberlid). 2. (jeil, lucli 
 lufiig, briiiitliii. Shak. 3. \d}mu^iq, fc^Iupf' 
 tig, unilid)tig. — ade. Fursomely, 
 1. wiberiirt), efelljdft. 2. fdimiitjig, iinjiicl)rig. 
 
 l<^uIsoiueness, (iil'Ktiiiiiie«, t. i. 
 6ie efi'iljiifngfcit, a:>i£<iTlid)feit. 2, ± bir 
 ©diliipfrlgfeit, 6d)mutjigfcit. 
 
 l<^ulvi(f, fiii'vid. (Int.) fadj.Mntel' 
 
 l<^iilv(>u!s, lui'vuK, ^ rotl), ruil)> 
 gelb, brauiirori), biiiiff(gr(b. 
 
 I<'uiliatt(», tiiina'do, (p. ((it. fiiinus) 
 ,«. ber giTaiid)crfe g-ifd), [Sperbileiier. 
 
 I'^uiiiMg'e, lu'iiiaje, (fr.) «. bie 
 
 ITuiliatury, fii'iiiature, (fr. fume- 
 t-Tre) *. ("liot.j biT (S-rCraiid). 
 
 ITuiuble, film'bl, (Ipd. fommelen; 
 tnn. fiiiiilei) V. n. I. (niun"d) mit G-twas 
 limgelien) a) rnppcii; fid) iiiigf|"d)tift 6ene(): 
 men ob. niitlcdeii. b; (on) tappeii (iii), t)er: 
 umtoppf" <-MH>- 2. i (»or) tnppeii (iind) 
 rintr 'itiumort ic); (lortem. 3. (with) taw. 
 belli (mitn ( iimtnileii. 
 
 To tumble along, f)eriimt(ippeM, l)cr' 
 
 I'^'uiiible, V. a. uiigcrd)icft betailrii, 
 tefu;)leii. 2. ierfii«iird)ea , jerf iiitterii , jer> 
 tui'illeii. 3. Ijcriimjerreii; ti^lpifd) rd)ii'iiiiicii- 
 
 To fuisikle up, jiifommeitrnimpeiti, 
 ut)ijerd)icft iui'ammeii legeiii pertdubelii, i<er> 
 ()Gbeli). 
 
 ■•^uiiibler, fum'blur, «. (Finer, bet 
 Qtwai itngcid)i(ft bctnilet, rtnfa^t, mit ©t» 
 wai uiitgi'l)t; ber ZiiMpel , plumpe Kerl. 
 
 V^uiiibliiig-ly, ium'bliiigle, ado. 
 Rngerd)t(ft, linfifd), plump. 
 
 ■•''uine, fiiiue, (Int. fumus) «. I. f 
 10 ber Diiuid). b) b.-r Sampf, JJiiiifl. 2. i 
 •) ber Dtiiiil, Diniid). b) ber 91ii^brud) (bie 
 i^i^e emer £eiceiii'(^fift it.), c) ia6 (eitle) 
 &<()<itteiibiib , ^iriigeipiiiil. Bacom. 
 
 To ue in a !i:me. Olitgrt>rA(()t feill. 
 
 A''aiu«$y (>At.; V. N. >. i a; iiiu<t>cll. 
 
 FUN 
 
 b) bnmpfen, bunfleii. 2. i toben, Dor 3orn 
 fdjiinuben. 
 
 To fume away, a) perbuiiflen. b) 1 urrs 
 bunfien, fi'l) mil'liJfen. To - up, a) aufilet.- 
 gcii. b) aiifitu^eii. 
 
 F'uiiie, V. a. 1. rnu4)erii. 2. ^biird); 
 raiid)erii , burd)butteii. lmiid)eii. 
 
 To fume away, perDiinfleii, iHTbiiiiileu 
 
 ITuiiiet^ fii'iuet, «. bie ^urmig (beg 
 3{i)rl)iuilDei). 
 
 l<^UIIiette, fuinet', (fr. fumet) t. 
 [fiod)f. J ber iJiJilbgeriK^. 
 
 li^uinid, fii mid, adj. Mut^eiib, tau: 
 d)ig, biiit|1ig, biimpfeiib. 
 
 l<^UIllig-ate, fu'megate, ((at. fu- 
 migo) V. a. I. rriiidjern, biird)raiid)erii. 2. 
 I0}icb. u. (>l)em.J riiiid>erii, ber(iiid)erii, bnijen. 
 
 l<^Ulllig'«tiuit, tumcga'sliun, s. 
 1. bie il(inut)eruiig. 2. [^JKee.J bie 9i\iii(^e; 
 rung, 35crinid)erung, SBaljung. [im 3oriie. 
 
 Jt^Uillillg'ly, (u'miiigle, adv. jorilig, 
 
 JPuiuisU, lu'uii:ili, adj. t 1. xaU: 
 d)ig. 2. i l)ii;ig. ^ I&rbniud). 
 
 f uiiiiter^ fil'metur, «. [ijot.j ber 
 
 ITuillUUS, fu'mai, ( adj. 1. mU: 
 
 F'uiiiy, iti'me, 5 ii)^»o, 3{aud) 
 
 Ijcruorbriugenb. 2. f beraufdjeiib. 
 
 F'uu, tuii, *. J u. i I. bie $o(Te, ber 
 £d)erj , 3eituertreib , iSpiiM. 2. t>a& ■•))? al;r> 
 
 For fun, aui iSpiip. ld)eu. 
 
 F'uu, V. n. o ictjerjen, fpniTeii, i^uficn 
 treiOcii. - ». o 1. nufiieljeii v&iueii). 2. 
 bciiigen, preden. 
 
 To fun up, (C?iiieu) breit fitlageii. 
 
 I<^uiiaiubulutury , tiiuam'bu- 
 latiiie. adj. leiitniijcnrcft. 
 
 l<^uuaHibulist, funam'biilist, (p. 
 liu.) *. ber toeiltaiiier. 
 
 JPuiictitiii, tungk'sliun, «. I. bie 
 >ilmtfuirrid)cung; bag ilmtfgi|d).ift. 2. bas 
 ©frd)iift» f^f X)ientl; biis (offcntiid)c) 'Unit. 
 3. bie (orgaMird)e) 2>errid)tiiiig, ijiiiiftiini, 
 ber Dieiiit (irgciib eiiies befouberii il)eii6 
 tl)ierird)er itorper). 4. a) bie 9Sfrrid)tiiiig 
 (Braft be6 &ci\iti). b) bie Deuffniff; We^ 
 ("ami»fil).uigfeit ber ©eele. Shak. 5. [-211 = 
 gebr.] bte (yuuftioii. 
 
 ■TuUCtiuilulIy, fungk'sliunalle. 
 ado. ueruiiitej|l ber 2Jtrri(<>tuiigeii , guiir> 
 tioiien. 
 
 V^UUCtiunary, fungk'sliunare, s. 
 
 1. ber Jbeaiiite. 2. bae, luas &tiuas uer= 
 rid)tet. 
 
 ITuud, fund, (fr. fond; (nt. fundus) 
 *. 1. (gcu)i*l>lil. pi) a) 1. bie (i^ffciirluteu) 
 JiMibfi, 6tnat6rd)iilbrn. b) 'Jlfrieii, >!liia}iil; 
 rd)ciiie. 2. tai ivnpitiil, ipauprgiit, ber 
 ijiiupiilamm. 3. 1 ber 25orriUl), 9{eid)tl)uiii, 
 <£d)ii9 (iHMi iteuiitiiiiTfii ic). 4. biit (i)db; 
 ;>/. bie (JJelber. 5. bn* (yelb pb. (S-iiifommeii 
 jiir 2}finl)lung ber ^utereffeu einer ©djuib. 
 
 Fund and its accessory, £npital Ullb 
 Siiifcit. Sinking -, ber ©d)ulbeiuilfluiigii> 
 foub. Saving -, bie ©parfntTe. 
 
 Fund-bubbles, *. pi. i iai ^ftietis 
 fpicl. --holder, ber •Mftieiiiiil;nber, 9tfs 
 tieiibefiijer. 
 
 F'und, V. a. t. [@tAnt«rairtf)f(().] fuii< 
 bircii, ffipitnlifiren, lu Jtnpitniicii idjiiigeu. 
 
 2. iu bie ^i.n\b6 leoen i<b. t|;uii, amrgrti 
 (Wiibrummtin. 
 
 l<''uu«laaneut , fua'damcct, (!nt.) 
 
 FUR 
 
 *. 1. b<i« (53ef(ie. Hume. 2. f ber ^tfElb, 
 bie PSriiuMnge. 
 
 F'uildaineiltal, fundamen'tll, 
 adj. iWi (*)riinblage bieueub, jiiiji fflrunb* 
 geluirig, (i)ruti6... ((SJeiei), ion Jc.), $iiupt» 
 gfuiib. . . (®ai) u.). 
 
 JPunitaineiital, t. im pi. t bie 
 (SninMiige, (5)riinbprViler, ber Wriinb. 
 
 V^iiiidaineutally, ftiiidauiln'- 
 talle. iidv. iirrpriiiiglirt), luiiVntlid). 
 
 F'undaineiitaliie.«is, fundi- 
 
 meirialiicH, s. bi\i ii3i'|"cnrlid)C. 
 
 ■•'^uudiugT) fuii'diiig, s. ias Sunbt> 
 reii K. i". to Fuud. iri)|1em. 
 
 F nil d I n g - s y s t e ni , iai 5JutlbiUion<» 
 
 I<^Ultebrial, fune'Oreal, (lat. fu- 
 neiiiis) udj. £eid)enbi'giiiiijni|7e betrcffcnb. 
 
 li^UUeral, fiineral, (fr. fuiieraillet) 
 : I. bii6 Seid)enbegangniM. 2. b<i£ Seic^eiis 
 gefolge. 3. bns 25egriibiit^. 
 
 Jlh^iineral, mlj. i. ein Ccidjenbegnng. 
 nig berrrjfinb, 2eid)eii.., 23egriibnip. . . 2. 
 trtiiieriib, Inuier... 
 
 Fii II era I pile, ber ©(^eiter()nufeii. 
 
 l<^tineratiuii, fiiuerishun, «. f 
 1>a6 2eid)enbcgiingiiip. 
 
 ■^''uiiereal, tunereal, adj. a) (ei« 
 d)eiuiiiir;ig. b) fniiing. 
 
 l<^uii{^e, fiiiije, t. ber Ircpf. 
 
 ITuUgfifunit, fua'jcfuiin, adj. pi(}« 
 forniig. Ltod)iuiimmi'ieiii , <J5il)tii|lein. 
 
 #''iing:ite) fun jiie, .1. ber i^ungit, 
 
 F'tiii|;-U8ity ) fiinggoseie, t. bie 
 ©djivaniiiiigttii. 
 
 JPtiiig'Uus, fuiig'gus, a({/. l.|'(^ivam> 
 mig. 2. iui|i"d)iet'enD. 
 
 KuU^jrus, fung'gus. ((.) pi. fungi, 
 t. 1. t!i>i'f.J ^er i£d)ipa<nm, ijjiij. 2. [(Jljir.J 
 ber €d)iuiimm, fd)ii>iiniiiuirtige '2liii:<iuiid>6. 
 
 l<^uiiicle, fuiieii.1, (lat.) t. bie 
 6d)iiiir, g-iifer. 
 
 JF'uiiiciilar, funfk'ular, aii;. faferig. 
 
 Vuuli, fuiigk, *. 1. e ber Qieilaiif. 
 
 2. bai- 3niibcrlu»I}. 
 
 ]<'^uuk, V. a. 9 a) burd)|tanfeni. b) 
 mit iabateraiid) crfiideii. - v. n. a) iaui 
 ^iln<\\i) iliufen. b) labaf bampien. 
 
 ■i^Ullltel) funnel, uu. fyiiel) «. 1. 
 bie (Durrtjgaiige:) 9Col)re (fiir puiTige ©u6» 
 lliinji-n, bt'iVnber6>, bie ©(t)i'rurteiiir6l)re; 
 lSd)iuclil).J t>i\6 (aieplix^. 2. ber-i.rid)ier. 
 
 3. bit geuermaiier. IfiJrmig. 
 F u II II el- tor m, — shaped, lri(t)ier» 
 1^'^UUIlie) ifdji'tt.) funny. 
 F'tlliuy^ fiin'ne, adj. I (va^t)<\it, 
 
 piMTf-rlid). 
 
 l<^uiiny, *. ein Iei(f)te6 23iiot. 
 
 ITur, lur, (fr. lourrure) s. I. ber ?5el}, 
 bfl« Sell ; pi- DCaudjiuiiareii. 2. t)ai ^JJelj* 
 luerf. 3. ber $elj (^}5fliilreifeii). 4. bie \<i)Uu 
 mige5eud)tlgreit (aiif ber S'mge). 5. [-JJiar.J 
 bie iarrt)e. 6. [©niifteb.] bie ©aljfit)uppe. 
 7. (fdjott.) bie gurd)e. 
 
 Fur-cap, bie ^eljiiiu^C. --cloak, 
 ber^eljniantel. —-merchant, brr 9{aii(t)> 
 iuanrenl)anbler. --trade, ber 9{and)iuiio» 
 renljanbel. --wrought, aafi ^cijwtrf, 
 piMi 'JJelj gemadjt 
 
 Viir, t> a. I. mit $elj ftlnrru. 2. nut 
 einer i"d)liimigfn 5jf''"rt)t(nfi"it libcriicljeii co. 
 bfberfen. 3. l£d)iffebaiif.J mit Ia|d)rii ptr» 
 ffl)cn. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. M*, met. Fine. fin. N6, mSve, n6r pot. 6il, cl6fid. TAbe, tiih, fiMl. t/»in, THfs. 367 
 
 FUR 
 
 Vuracious, fur&'shu*, (0. lot. 
 
 farax) adj. t biebil'^. 
 
 ■•^urHCityf furas'eee, «. Me iDie> 
 
 6trci , etr ipiiiig jiir Bieberei. 
 
 l<^urbelo^v, fur'belo, «. bit^aibtl, 
 
 bcT ^nfteiiriuiin. [beietjen, ver6ranitn. 
 
 I<^urbelo^v, r. a. mit riiiec gnlbel 
 V^urbisla, fur'bi'ih, (fr. fourbir) v. 
 
 a. polireii, pii^eii. 
 
 ■•"urbislier, for'bisliur, «■ 1. itt 
 
 ^olirrr. 2. 6er 8rt)iuertfffltr. [bflformitj. 
 ■•''urcafe, fur'kate. adj. [fQot.] qn- 
 ITurCMtiOll, furki'sliun, «. 1. tit 
 
 fli'.&cttiiriiiuje It)eiluiig, ®paltuiig. 3. bit 
 
 <»abtl, Sprcffe. jadj. l^erlD.J flobtlig. 
 I* urcli«;ti) fursliee' , (fr. fourchu) 
 ll^urcltel 9 fur'uliel, «. bie Deic^s 
 
 f(ll(t)lK. 
 
 FurdlCf fur'di, (I), fr. fnrdeaa)0. a. 
 t atifroUrti. [e^riiib, @(t>urf. 
 
 li^urfur, fur'fur, Uat. Si}.) «. ber 
 
 ITurfltraceUUKf furluri'ahuc, 
 <u<>. flrintiitj, ld)orjiii, ri1)uppt(j. 
 
 ■•''uriuuii, lu'reua, (lat. furioaut) 
 adj. i. n)Utl)ci>b, grimtiiig. 2. ivutl^diti, ra< 
 feiiD. 3. iviithrnb, entie^lidj. — ado. Fu'- 
 rioutly, ivutt^cnb, wit tin 9ia{tnbtt, niit 
 
 ■•''urioUSnesSy fureunnea, «. 1. 
 
 bie ^(itl) (^perdafriC. uiiscilumc^ieivtauno). 
 •i tit 2l5iit(j, »Kn|Vrfi. 
 
 ■•^url, liirl. (fr- ferler) p. a. I. [^nr.] 
 liUio tin)ii:i)en , t(|'d;lai]rn <(ie 6ro(l;. 2. 
 otitivicfdii , iii|'tiiiiiiunivi(f(lii, niit'rolltn. 
 
 ■<^urluii§rv furlong, (niioclf. fur- 
 laiig) «■ ber iyurloiig (= '/B tofl'- ^"lO. 
 
 l*^UrlO>V, fiir'lo, ( (l)o(l. verlof) <. 
 
 Kurluu^li, ^ ttr llrlaub. 
 
 ■•''urluw, D. u. aiif Urlnub tiirinfTtn, 
 btiirlAubfii. (cincin (SolDnctio llrliiiib gtbcii. 
 
 ■•^uriit, ddjotr.) tit Siuif , oer &($. 
 
 ■•'^uriiienty f fur'niemi, «. f. Fru- 
 m r II I y. [«. brr Dtt'ii , <8d)mtIiofeii. 
 
 J^^uruaCC!) furm*, (fr. fouruaite) 
 
 Brewing-furnace, ber !&rnurrf|(I. 
 Low -, t><r ©treidjcfen. Capelling--, 
 ber ;Dnrrpf<ii. - of Arcana, [dl^em.J ber 
 fiuilr 5»fiiij. 
 
 Furnace-maker, ber tieoelbrenner. 
 
 li^urnacey v. a. fpru^eii , au<> 
 bampffii. Smak. 
 
 I<^urnn|;ef fur'nije, «. bai Ofengclb. 
 
 ■•^urniiiieut, fur'nenant, (fc. W.) 
 «. r. F u r n i t u r e. «• 
 
 Vurnislif fur'n'th, (fr. fournir) v. 
 «. 1. (Willi) a) veri>t)en, I'eriVrtieii (mit;. 
 b) ((^incm Qma6) luferii, ueri'd)tiffeit. c) i 
 (tUf flatten (iiiit^eniuiiiiTeiiic). d> i iiereii, 
 fi^mutfen (mit). 3. mobltreii, autmiiblirrii 
 <eiti paui ic). 3. a) au<ruflen. b) ciu6> 
 fioffiren. 4. beitrngrn, t)trqtbtn. 5. (C^jnem 
 Q-ttvAi) reTr(tK)fTcu barbieten , )]rivtii)rcii. 
 
 JFurniali, «. f ba6 ^JKufltt. 
 
 Vtltltiiilier, fui'nidiur, t. Qintv, 
 ber tntt &tmiii verfirl^t, brr au<ru|l(t, brr 
 eiffernitt. 
 
 JFuriiishinfCy fur'n'th'ng, «. im 
 pi. I. brr Spiiiifr.itl). 2. ba$ Veiigrrr, ber 
 aii6nre ©(^Inll(f. Shar. 
 
 l<^UrniNlinieil<, fiir'ni^linienl. «. 
 (le SBrrKtoiitTiiiifl <rrfprbfrii(t)rr (Mfrtriiil.inbe). 
 
 ■■'^urilituret fui-nei»liure, « I. 
 
 FUS 
 
 bfl« fflerntl), S^auigtrati) , ber i?)<tu*rntf), 
 bie *(K&beln. 2. b<\i ©ffeftirr (ffir ^ferbe). 
 3. bie 3ut^nt, bai 3ubel)6r. 4. [THat.] bit 
 'lluituilunq (.tinti iS(f)iffe£). 5. bte ^uA-. 
 tlrtffiriiiifl. 6. (ti)p(i(jr.] bie 6tege. 
 
 ITurrier, furreUr, «. ber £tirrd>i)er. 
 
 furriery, fur'raure, <. bai '^tiy- 
 roerf. [liifd)e. 
 
 Vurringr, fur'r'ng, «. [War.] bin 
 
 ITurruw, fdr'ro, (a:ii)el|'. fur, furh) 
 
 1. 1. T bie Jy'T*'. 2. i bie 'rfiird)e dm Qit- 
 ri(t)te). 3. bie 3Ciiine (in Spoij ob. 'TOft.iU). 
 
 The last ridge of the furrows, bte 
 ®(fteibefurd)e. ^ 
 
 Furrow-faced, ein gefiirtft te« ®e|((t)t 
 t)a6eiib. --weed, [33ot.j bie £^ue(fe, ba6 
 llnfriiiit. 
 
 VurrOMT, ((inorlf. fyrian) v. a. I. 
 f fiir(t)eu. 2. mit 'Xiniieii Derfrl^eii ; 9iinneii 
 mac^eti (in). 3. t a) biir(t)>iir(l)rn , furtt^eii 
 (bie See), b) fiirtften (Me ©itru). 
 
 ITurry, fiir'r^, «<(/. l mit $cl) be: 
 becft, in ^l)>i'li oefleibet, peliig. 2. am 'i)>el} 
 beflrf^enb, 'i|>el) . . . 
 
 l<^urtlier, fur'THur, (angelf. W.) 
 adj. 1. a) iveiter. ferner. b; l)inti'ril, nii^eril 
 (roeiter cb. am ivetieflen entfrrnt); ieiu'cuig. 
 
 2. ferner, writer (tjinjufiMiimenb, nnber). 
 Further expenses, tvexere Ao|(ei|. - 
 
 particulars, bie niit)eren Uni|1tiiibe. This, is 
 a space for — travel, in ciiu'r fu tiinneii 
 3eit i^otte mon eine grugere 9t(i|'e inii(t>eii 
 (onnen. Shak. On the — side of the nioun- 
 taia, jenfeit6 bti 9}erge$. Uu tlie - end 
 of.., ticf in .. Ijinein. I am never the 
 - off for that, bai foil mid) ni(^t l)iiibern. 
 
 ITurtlier) ado. l. loeiter, ferner 
 (iweitet entfernt). 2. ferner, uberbie#. 
 
 Caesar entreats not to consider in what 
 case thou stand'st, — than he is Caesar. 
 dixiat wunr(i)t, ba^ bu bei beinem ^}};ipge: 
 \&)idt )ugl(i(^ bebenfiX baQ er 6iifar i|^. Shak. 
 
 Further- more, uberbiep, au^erbem, 
 ferner , «»eiter. --moat, adi. ivettei^, 
 nngrrrt. - adv. am loeiteilen. 
 
 ■•''urtlier, (nngelf. fyrthrjan) r. a. 
 fcirbern, untetjlu^en, befi^rberni bei)ulj(i(f) 
 I'rin )U . . . 
 
 I<^urtlierance, fur'THuranae, t. 
 bit Jorberung, JBefi)rberuiig, ber Jurtgang. 
 
 l<^urtlterert fur'THiirur, «. ber 
 gorberer, ^efi^^rberer. 
 
 F'urtliest, fur'THest, adj. ntittH, 
 entfernteil (in»etreiT berSeit ii. be«jOrte<). 
 
 At (the) furthest, aufi S?nngi1e. 
 
 li^urtliest, adv. am ZDciteflen, ntu 
 (Jntferntei^en. [leu, ijeimlici). 
 
 l«^urtivef fur'tiv, Hat.) adj. vttiict): 
 
 li^uruacley fA'rungkkl, (lilt.) 4. 
 
 i)a« »>titgcfd)iuur, ber 5Blnt|d)iunren. 
 
 li^ury, fil'ri, (lat. furia) «. I. pi. 
 furies, I'TOpth.] bie Jiirie. 2. i bie jjurie 
 (b&t'e« SCeib). 3. bie 20utl) cpeftigfeit ber 
 2Dinbe ic). 4. bie ^utl), Woierei, loflljeit. 
 5. ? bie JBegeiderung. 6. t bie ipi^e. 
 
 F II r y • I i k e , fiirienartig, ivie eine 3>>"e. 
 
 VurXf lurz,^ mngrir. fyrs; m. fern 
 
 Vurze, 5 '■ ■^■^'•l "" ®>'>i1n, 
 ©ifdininnrr, Qiit\<{. bai ^friemenfMut. 
 
 f<^iirzy, furz e, ad,. i<u(i (5ir(t)dini>rr, 
 nut (Uiiiilrr bfii">(t)iei'. 
 
 ■•'uscutioii, fuskishu.1, )B tat 
 
 FUT 
 
 fuscns) #. bie SBerbiinfeliing. [^iKeit. 
 
 F'uscite, fi'is'slie, «. [>OTiiieralg.) bet 
 
 ITuscous y fu«'kd< , adj. bunfel, 
 braun. ( [6l)fm.) f(f)mfljen. 
 
 l*^U8e f fuze , (D. lat. fuiido) V. a. 
 
 ■'"'use, V. n. fcl)mel(en, jcriliegen. 
 
 F'usee, fuzee', (fr. <1S.) *. i. [iifft* 
 mad).] ber Sd)nc(fenfen.|, bie Stftnetfe. 2. 
 t bie JJliiite. 3. ber 3iinber din ©rnnaten, 
 •JJoniben). 4. bie Jnl^rte (eined Sborf^). 
 
 F'uJtibility, fusehiieie. cf Fu'> 
 siblenessi «. bie ®(^ilie(jliiirfeit. 
 
 ■•"usible, fu-sei.l. mlj. rif)infljf>nr. 
 
 I<^usiroriii, fii'sei6im, (u. I. fusn<) 
 adj. [-Cot.) fpinbelfinniig. (2. (tufiii). 
 
 F'usil, 111 til. (i.u.) iidj. I. f{l)ineljbar. 
 
 V^USil, fuzee', (fr. 'IQ.) ». I. bit 
 ijlinte. 2. Operlb.j ber ajecf, bie ^Spiiibel. 
 
 ■•"^UKileer, fuzileei', ( tfr. -^.) t. 
 
 ■•^ufiilier, \ ('MMit.j ber 
 
 Jiiieiier, 5'ir'''''r- ., 
 
 li^USiun, fil'xliun, (lilt fusio) t. 
 
 [6l)rm.l I. bai (£d)iiiri)en. 2. ber 5iuJ. 
 
 F'uss, fu». (aiigcif. iU.) «. o btt 
 Siirm, bai ^efen. 
 
 ■i^uMMUck, fus'suk. «. e bieOffylampfi. 
 
 ■•'^uMtf fust, (lat. iustis) «. ber 6(()a9 
 (an ©.iiiien). 
 
 Kust, t. ber bnnipfige, mnfrtge(9ern((>. 
 
 ■•''uMt, V. n. niiiffeii, niiiffen, flinfen, 
 libel riedjen ob. fdjiuerfen. 
 
 l<^iifiteftf fii*te I. adj. mnfng, flinfenb. 
 
 F'ustet, fus'iet, t. bai (9elbl)i>i) 
 (Spoli von Klius cotinus). 
 
 ITustiau, tus'tshan, (fr. fulalne) «. 
 1. ber»ard)ent. 2. i ber SJombail, ®d)i»iil(1. 
 
 fufttian, adj. 1. uon ^ar(()eut (ge< 
 mad)t), barc^nit. 2. t fdjiuuiiltg. 
 
 Fustiau -weaver, ber 'Barc^eittraebet. 
 — an -ape, ber Xripp, <J5lMf((>. 
 
 li^ustianist, fustsiian'st, «. brr 
 f(^ivulilige (5(l)rift|Uner. Miltoit. 
 
 Vustic, f us' ilk, «. ba6 @elbt)Dl| 
 (§olj 0- Morns tinctorial. [geln. 
 
 ti^uKtig'atey fiii'iegite, v. a, pru> 
 
 V^usti(;^atiun f fu.>tcgii'>hun, «. 
 bai ^riigeln. [ber I'nmpeiil^unD, i£tan(er. 
 
 f^UStilariaUf tiisiela'iean, «. O 
 
 C^UStilug", tUk'ielug,(Ku stein gs) 
 *. I. ber filopifed)ter. 2. bai bittt ^len\(t), 
 bit @d)Utmpe. (fige Qietud), 0)ettanf. 
 
 fustiueKS) fus'ieiics. s. ber >nktfi* 
 
 Vusty, fuste, adj. tumpfig, muffig, 
 rd)immlin, anbrii(t)ig, (liiifenb, miifftg rin 
 d)enb, wuHterig. 
 
 Futile, fu'iil, ((at. futilis) adj. 1. 
 " f<S)ma^i)aft. 2. leer, eleiib, nid)t«ivurbig, 
 nid)t*b«beiitenb. 3. nid)tig (iiniuirfrniio. 
 
 F'utiiity, fuiiieie, «. 1. V t>ie Qitt 
 l'd>iva9>(|fcit. 2. bie l'errl)eit, ^iictftiivi'irbig* 
 feit; 'J?id)tigfeit, Capperei. 
 
 F'utiiuus, iVriiius, adj. -f uid)t6$ 
 ivurbig, iiid)(tn, iinbrbciitenb. 
 
 F'uttwcii, lut'tiik, «. ['7};ar.] pi. bit 
 Jtniee, Siippen, 6)abel<, Aiiirholirr. 
 
 Gronnd-fiittocks, lower -s, [?T(ar.] 
 bie ©i$er. Upper--s, bie >Jliiflanger. -• 
 riders, bie Slnffaiiger ber S-iftiVureii. 
 
 fr^ufure, fu tshiire, (lat. futurna) 
 adj I. funitig, iufiitiftia. 2. [(Jtramin.] 
 yifiliiftig <3eir). 
 
 Future, «. 1. Mr SuMnft. t. 
 
568 Fate. far. fall, fat. Me, met. Finp, fin. N6, move, n6r. got, Oil. cldrid. Ti'ih**, trih. full, t/zio. 1 hf «. 
 
 i®ratnm.l tie fuiiftige 3tit, bai gHtiirtitn. 
 
 in future, for tlie — , fiintriii , in 3!i- 
 tunft. [3ufiiiift, fiiufrig. 
 
 JPuturely, fu'tsliurele, ado. -f in 
 
 V^uturttiun , futsluiiisli'un, 
 [1t)ei>l.J tia6 3'ifui"f[ifle» bie Siifmifi, 6ti^ 
 fuiiftiiie DrtiViii, bit SHunitiQttit. 
 
 V^utiirity, fiitu'reie, t. I. Me 3u: 
 fiiiift. 2. tos jiitunftlge Greigiiip, 3iifu'iftige, 
 bie Itiiiiftia^eit. 3. Die ituiifiiaf«tt, btt 
 fuiiftioe 3ll|lnn^. 
 
 ITuzz, fill, V. n. ftd) fofern; in ffeine, 
 Itidjre H)tiicf)cii, ©rurf(i)en (jchen, I'crflicgen. 
 
 f^uzz, t>. rt. jerfnftrn, jerjiipfon. 
 
 I<^uzz , s. feine , leic^te Zf^tH(i)tH; 
 puit>tiger ©toff. 
 
 F'uzzball, fui'blll,«. I. [^t.] 
 bcrituflelj, ©tnu6f(l)iunnim, ©ofifl. 2. f. 
 Puff. IKrnfr. 
 
 ITuzzeUy fui'zn, «. o Die ©peife, 
 
 l^'^uzzle^ fUx'zl, v. a. becrunfen 
 mnt1)eii, bcnfbcln. 
 
 Ify, f{, (fv. &) inlerj. pfui! -, for 
 •hnnie. pfui, rd)nMie bid). 
 
 ITyle, ()(t)ott.) befiitelii, ftefc^nni^en. 
 
 VyVt, (rrt)i>u.) 6efii6elt. 
 
 G* 
 
 <3,ji, [TOitfniit] t. I. brt*@,g. 2. 
 [^Wiif.J bet 9(itf(l)iiiffel. 3. aid 3iil)iieid)en 
 bl•^eutet G 400, c 40,000. 4. nig m-. 
 fiiriuni] beDeiitet e* Gains, Gelliu* jc. k. 
 Gt'ii., Gent., Geo., G. R. (>et>eilicn General, 
 Gtfiitleiiian, George, Georgius Rex. 
 
 CnM, giHl). , i\1 tin ^pnifijriim = ge an-. 
 jli'If. , Int. cum 06. con. 5n> niD6. ©ngl 
 ,lli'l)t bit(e6 ^ranruni luir nod) in Y-tleped, 
 ii'O fill) ge in y oern'onftelt f)iU. 
 
 C>i»l»4 gab, (|(l)ott. gab) «. 6 itt ^nnt> 
 (o -W.I 11 1). 
 
 Tlie gift of the gab, bai "^mbrnttt. 
 
 (irflib, V. n. I. liijien. 2. fi^maijen. 
 
 Ci^abtlirag'e , gab'arije, a. 1. btK 
 ei(1)ter (bn6 Sfirt)trd)i|f). 2. ba6 Sicl)tcrgeR>. 
 
 ffinbHrdine, galiardcen', (|V. gn- 
 bitrdina) *. b(t &tlj!, dieifo, Wegenninntel, 
 grobe Wo(t. Shak. 
 
 Ciiabbery, gab'buri, «. bnd 6)e: 
 fdrn'fi^, Bie @d)nurren. 
 
 CiSabhle, gab'bl, (fiofT. gabberen; 
 flngelf. gabban) v.n.l. (iini>er|l(inDlid)) fdjma-. 
 $fn, uIiiuBern. 2. fd)nntrern (luie 2>iigcl). 
 
 tuiijM). 2. Bad Srf>nnttmi, @cfd)niufer. 
 
 flabbier, gab'blur, *. bet Sd)n)ot>et. 
 €d)iiiurercr. 
 
 fwabbro, gab'brA, ». [?fRinernIg.] 
 bet ©erpenrin, 9?ieren)lein, OJnbbro. 
 
 Cnabel, gAbei. (ongcir. g«fel, gafol; 
 fr. gabelle) *. a) tie aibgnbe, ©teiier. b) 
 bit ©nljftetier. 
 
 CirMbeler, gi'blllur, I (fr. gabelou, 
 
 Ciiabeller, 5 g»t>eiettr> «. 
 
 bet ©reiierelnneljuit?; ©nljjodner. 
 
 Cwaberluazie, (|d)otr.) an old 
 pedlar. 
 
 filabion, ga'biiin, (fr. 1C.'> t. [\^: 
 jlung^b] btt ©d)iinifor!>. Gabionn'de, 
 «. ftn ^crf, fine ^ruihuehr uon <B(t)>-\\\y. 
 t'vtttn. 
 
 GAG 
 
 Oable, ga'bl, ()». gavael) ». I. - ob. 
 --end, ber ©icbel din ipauftrn ic). 2. 
 bai fi1)nige X)nd). [ rnig.J ber ©nbronit. 
 
 (irabrouite, giibionite, t. l^ihnt: 
 
 Cnad, gad, (iinjjclf. gad; ir. gadli) *. 
 I. bn* ©tiicf ©t(il;l. 2. ber (ijriffcl, &Vi\b: 
 ilidjtU Shak. 3. bit JvtuU. 4. [il3nibUM>r.] 
 bie O'lflbpeitfit)!. 
 
 All tills done upon tlie gad, ttlUi tit: 
 \ei ill niif einen ©iiffeljug gefd)el)en. Shak. 
 
 (wad, (ir. gad) v. n. I. iinil}erfd)ieni 
 bern, l)eruni|"d)iuiirmen, t)eruni|lreul)en, l)er: 
 iitnivonbeni. 2. | eniporfned)cn. Milton. 
 
 fwadder, gad'dur , *. &> bet ©d)ieii: 
 berer, J^ernniliiufer. b) bie @trtbiv'lnt|"rt)e. 
 
 A gadder-about ob. abroad, ber 
 CnnDliiufer. 
 
 (praddingT) gad'dlng, adj. ijttuni: 
 fd)IenCernb. - gossip, bie ©tabtfruubiife. 
 
 CJadf iy,gad'fli,(i). niiijeir. gad;,(G ari'- 
 bee, Gad'breeze) «. bie iivJtfpe, iireiuff. 
 
 (liadsinau, (|4)0tt.> a plough- 
 boy. 
 
 Ciiadwall, gad'will, «. eine ^^Urt &nte. 
 
 (jrae, (fd)ott.> to go; g-aed, went; 
 g°aeU) gone; g^aitn, going. 
 
 ftnae do wu , ( \si)i>tt.) drinking 
 about. 
 
 daelic, gA'lili,)ad;. qcKlifd). - «• bni 
 
 C«alic, gal'lik, y Qi<Mi\(fyt, bie gaelo 
 l'd)e ©prad)e. 
 
 fiiaeU) (\'<i)ott.) going. 
 
 (liaet, i ., ^ 
 
 €)iate S ^''*'' ■* **''' •"«""«"■• 
 
 twaA'j gaf, (ir. gaf) «. I. ber :^afen, 
 bie iparpnne. 2. I'OKnr. J fine 91ri ©piere 
 lun ^efiiuninjle fietner 5'i()rjeufle. Mar.Uict. 
 
 Chaffer, gaffur, «. \ ob. $ ber &t> 
 uiuter (^= flute greunb). 
 
 dtaffle, gat'fl) (nngelf. geaflas) «. 
 I. ber fun|llid)e ©porn ber ilanipfi)al)ne. 2. 
 ber |lni)ieriie ©panner (einer *Mrntbrii|l>. 
 
 tma.gy gag, ()U. cegiaw) v. a. f u. i 
 bnrd) eitie 1»iunb|>erre nin ©pred)en t)hu 
 bern, fnebeln. - »• «• JKeij ium G'rbres 
 d)en t}abtn. [btl. 2. bie 2i3iiri)birii. 
 
 Ciragr, «. 1. bit %unb|>erre; ber HiUi 
 
 Gag- tooth, ber Ueber», 3{aff}al}n. — - 
 toothed, 9{otf)(if)ne i)a6en0. 
 
 (mtkgy i : [WmttalQ.] 
 
 drag-ate f gag&te', ^ ber ®<iijiul). 
 
 dram-e , gAdje , (fr. 2i3. ; u. luagen) *. 
 1. T u. ± bai ^fnnb, llnterpfiinb , tJnnfl! 
 pfiinb; bie 43urgfd)iift. 2. ber (jum Siweu 
 fninpf ^iiigeiuorfene) ipiinbrd)nl). Shak. 3. 
 
 GAI 
 
 Oafrg-ling-, gaggling, ,. bni QM: 
 
 fern, (5)euDiuuttr. 
 
 €masin^, gidjeing, «. ba« <*i(t)fn, 
 
 aSifiren, >))i\)7en. [ niii|. 
 
 Gaging-TOd, btt Siftrflflb, bM ^\(if 
 Oail-tree, gaie'-uii, «. btr lor 
 mnrinbenbiiuin. 
 
 £}aily, ^Ale. (beffer Gayly) ad«. I. 
 frW^licft, liiillg. 2. frifd), miinter. 3. prad)ti3 
 fli.injenb, flepu^t, |d)oi». 4. [Derrl. j grtr. 
 flenmlfig. 
 
 Oain, gine, (fr. 233.) *. l. ber ®e 
 ii'inn, SSortljeil , Vlwt^en, &twin\t, ^profit, 
 ©rirag. 2. ber iUudjcr. (bei ...■ 
 
 To make gain of ..., geiuinnen an cb. 
 Oaiii, (fr. gagiier; nnoeif. gymn: 
 fd)lii. gagna; portng ganlmf) o. a. 1. ge- 
 loinncn, eriuerben iJJefitirlinni). 2. geiuinnei» 
 (fin< ©(^Im1)t, einen "iprci*, >|5rojeg zc.).^3. 
 crinngen, erlj.ilten, eriwcvbcn(S.'iebe, (Jjnuilic.) ■ 
 4. flfiwiiinen (3eit !c.). 5. gcminnen, befotn* 
 men. 6. geu>iniien, in fein Omereffe ji«f)«u. 
 7. geiuinnen, eneid'en (einen SpMnx n.). 
 
 To gain ground , aj yorriicfen. b) ± 
 Utn fid) ijreifen. To - any one admittance, 
 6-ineni S'ltritt ocrrd)iiffi'n. To - the wind 
 of a ship, einem @d>iffe ten ^inb nbge« 
 tvinnen. To - the day , obfiegen. 
 
 To gain into, getoinnen fiir.., ^eri'ibtri 
 jie^cn ju ... To gain over, a) geroiniien, 
 an fid) jicfjen, erfoiifen (^cmnnbenj. b; (to) 
 f)eruberjicl)en (jii), bciupgen (ju). 
 
 Cwaiii, V. n. I. gennnnen (reid) luerben). 
 2. abgeiuinnen, geiumnen. a) (on, upon)' 
 ^-ineni ben S3ortl)eit iibgeii<innen. b) (on) 
 ivegfrefTeii owie bAi Weer ooni I'anbe), fid> 
 nn^breiten. o (on) 6inflii| erloiigen (liber), 
 (G'inen) geiuinnen. 
 
 Oain, (lu. gan) *. [9Ir(f)if.] bie i"d)riiflt 
 SltifliiBung; Pn5 3npfenIo(l). 
 
 Oainv adj. * bel^enb, geiunnbt. 
 (nainable, gane'abt, adj. ju erliin< 
 gen, ju (leioinnen ic. 
 
 Grainagfe, ^Ane'idje, (Ga'inery) «. 
 [nlteCyefetjeJ a) bn^i8;el)(>J3ferbe, Dd)fenjc..i; 
 baS 91rfergerritl). b) ba6 Cnnb, bie illjeibe. 
 0) bie gelbfriid)te; Dii6 ©infcnnmen oon ben 
 ^Ifrfern (Per aSiifnllen). 
 
 €>laiiier, gAneur, »i ber ®eminnrr. 
 
 (liwitiful, gane'fdl, adj. geivinniiDd, 
 
 Oortf)eill;aft ; eintriiglid). — adv. G a i n ' - 
 
 fully, geiuinniwd, eintrnglict), i<ortJ;eil!)aft. 
 
 Oaillfltlness, gane'fiilnes, «. bec 
 
 93orti)eil, ©eiuinn; bie (S-intniglidjfcit. 
 
 Oafnjipivlng', ginegiv'ing. *. Die 
 
 bie (5'id)e, ba6 ©iiftmiip; btt ajifirilab, brtSjgjljnnng, bni: bange 93orgefiil)i. Shak. 
 
 Oalnle.««s» gane'los, ad/, uiiuort^eil* 
 ()aft ; nneintriiglid). 
 
 €)}ainl«s8nes89 glne'listtet, «. tit 
 Uneintraglid)feit , bai Unuortl)eiil)iitte (einer 
 ©n(()e). [iKHinbt. 
 
 Oatnly, gine'le. adv. * be^enb , get 
 
 fitaiusay, gAnesA', (nngeif. gesm, 
 ongean u. say) v. a. I. beflreiteii, liitigneu. 
 abliiugnen. 2. (einer ©n(f)e, ^erfon) itibtn 
 fpred)en. 
 
 Cirainsayer, ganesA'ur, «. ber 2!Q(< 
 
 ajifir'i'fl^; t>« '))tiig|lab. 4. [Xe<i)n.] bie 
 ©d)miege. S. a) [ «)Kar. ] ber 95orti)eil be« 
 2i3inbe«. b) bie liefe bei ©(J)ifFe8 itn <a3iifj 
 fer. 6. [i)Wiiniiu.] ber 9?i£t»tpfennig. 
 
 Weather-gage, ['Wrtr.J bie "Hffeite; 
 To have the - of a ship, eilleitl !S(J)itfe ben 
 ffiinb nbgeivonnen f)nben. 
 
 (iragre, ti. a. 1. * uerpfiinben. Shak. 
 2. a) eid)en; meffen, nbmeffen, uifiren. b) 
 niiiineffeii (Sc^iffe), betcu Ionnengel)nlt bu 
 llimmen. (meiiler; aSiftrcr 
 
 Ai}ag-«r, gidje'ur, *. ber *id)er, G-id): , berfprpd)er, SJegner, ia5iberriid)er 
 (itai^^er, gag'giir, #. (S-iucr, Ber nut Cwaiiist, geii»i, f. Against. 
 
 einrr OXiinbfpirre oenlcf^r, fuebeit. (liainstand, gAne'siand, ». m. * 
 
 t>ias'{?le9 gaggle (Dofl- gi'ggelen) v. ((finent) u'iberilrJjen ; ((Jtiuo*) beilreiteii, »e» 
 
 M. fliirfrrn, f(Vniurtrn. |f«nipten. 
 
Fatp. f'.r. fall. f.it. Me, met. Fine. fin. N6, move. n6r, jjot. 6il. cloiul. Ti^bf . tijf), full. lAin. THls. 369 
 
 GAl 
 
 CrAlnRtrive^ gane'atrive. p. a. " 
 (Qinenx) ivicerftrcbtii, llli^e^|lfl)eu ; (.©iiitii) 
 bt\lrti(ci\. 
 
 €>iairisli, gi'mli, (v. an(\tU'. gear; 
 (|r. gauros) adj. 1. giniijeiit, |lrrtl)len6, prndj! 
 tifl 2. ivil6; riberimitl)ifl, au^gelnfy«ii. 
 
 CiiniriNlineNS, gA'ritiine*, «. l. ^cr 
 (frtlfd>e) Wlanj, t<n4 (citic) (JJcprfliiflt. i. ^er 
 Ufbirrmiitt), Mi-^31ii«iirliiiTcnl)i'ir, luilJe Jreiift. 
 
 CnHistlilll^, (l'cl)l'tt.) go (ling. 
 
 Ci}ait, giie. (loii^rfiDfiiK. l•rny^ll^t mit 
 go 06. gad) «. 1. fsT Oiililjl, 2i}r(l. 2. '^it 
 Qlri (11 jjtfjeii) 5cr 0)aiif|. .). (I'lti'd.i g«at. 
 
 Gang yuiir gail, (£)rrtl. ] fltl^t C^urrr 
 SEbine! flel)' firt! 
 
 Oaitedf gitcd , orf/. rinrit rlaniifa> 
 nifii 20 Oiling t;ol>(n^. IKaniardfe. 
 
 Ci>nit(;r < ga'tur, (fr. guetrr) «. M( 
 
 Cwttitt, ^ (t'ct)rtt.) wlini i* begui- 
 
 Cwett, ^ ten; brat. 
 
 CiSalM, gi'la. <i>. <&$.> «. bieWala, &rr 
 
 A g a I n - d a y . ^er fflnliltOfl. 
 
 C*alHCtit«*, gillak-dle. (O. ^t. galat 
 «. I'OKilirTilU].! btx >^ytidjfltll\. 
 
 €>ialaS'(*f galArtje', op. galoclia) <. '* 
 6cr ijj I' I (1(1)11 1}, UefrriAiil). 
 
 (iialau|;pa) galan'ga, m. [!Bi>t.] (» 
 0)nii]iiiit; ^lr (i)>ii,iaiitiuuriel. 
 
 fnalaiij^al, galaugai, s. [Sot.] t>er 
 guiurr; ^ll• Siiii'fnwiirjf'- [W.ilottr. 
 
 CiialatiniiN, galixhianx, t. pi. ^tc 
 
 Ciialaxy, gallakka, (gr. g.-iUxi.-i) «. 
 I. I'llilriMi] bit '))iilc^i1rafir. 'l. i ciiic gli^ii> 
 )riite ^frMniiiiliMi)) (iiuigr^(i(t>iirter> %>rr* 
 
 Ciialbau, gal'iiSn, ^ i. r,i« 
 
 Caulbaiiuiii, 'banuin, ^03nl&aii, 
 ^)iutt(r\)tin, Otiltaiigiiniiiii, ^f^ OliilbdiiMft. 
 
 fiiale) gile, (V. 1)0(1. gal , U)rut)(ll&) «. 
 I. ttr ifrir(t)e) •2ein^. 2. I'Minr. ] (gale 06. 
 g4le of uiiid, Pt)iir ^etiuorrj (rr fliute, 
 t)(t(igc 2£<inti, @tiirm. 
 
 strong, sliir, hard, Ttolenl gale, (rr 
 ^tijt QliiiiC, M( fltiftituljU. Looiu--, bit 
 (letitt £umiing. (rcgcln. 
 
 . Clialcrf e. It. [^nr. ] frgrdi, i'(t)iir(l 
 
 €«ale, (oiigfir. galaa; ». n. f fiiigeii, 
 r<l)lai]rti (i<. iBc-ni-uu. 
 
 laiale} #. l^rt.] - 06. aweet — , ber 
 ^i>rirt), tit 0J?i)rtl;tMl)ri6e. 
 
 Ciialea, galea, «. [<)'?ntiir().] riiit '31rt 
 ©fccflil. I i'rt)er Jiif^rjeiigr) tie C«nlfo(Te. 
 
 inaleaK , gai'ya», «. ( jirt uritriiiiiiD 
 
 fjialeatetl, gA levied, (iiu. galeatut; 
 tulj. I. b('l)rliiic. '2. ['iici.] i)t't)cliiit. 
 
 faaleua^ galena, ( Qr. galeae) a. 
 I'MiinTiilfl.) ^fr 25iriflliinj. 
 
 iiialeilic, galen tk, }aHj. I. (UU: 
 
 Citaleiiical, gaicn'ikal.^ 3}lri{lian^ 
 (l«l)ong, ^U-iglaii} eiiil;al(cnD. 2. [OJicD.] 
 aaliiind). l&re Olnlcii. 
 
 fiialeniiiin, giicnixiu , «. tie £rt)re 
 
 f lialeiUiit , gileiiUt, a. btr 9ill^All> 
 fttr WiUrn*. 
 
 (iSalericulate, gai^rik'uiiie, a<0'. 
 voie iiiit fiiiciii :piitc bcbtcft 
 
 Caalerite^ gikieiiie. «. [?}iitiirg.] 
 «> in Kiijriigci. U) Drr €.d)liiii3infiitVr. 
 
 Cnaliiiialia, galiemikiia, (rr.) <• 
 tfr (iialmvaiiii^, lliifiiiii; I'lrivirrtr* pP. iTr^ 
 vi.^mMt 3(110 ^'^- Q^»(V)»>i9 i f" -iyii\(i)imi<i). 
 
 Biml.-4eMtteh. Wirltriuch I. 
 
 GAL 
 
 Oaliut, gal'yut. (fr. galiote) t. iit 
 
 Wiilci^te. 0).-illiote. [6fl) £»n^ giAtentiarj. 
 
 fwalipot, galipot, (|"p. -a}.) «. [ipaiu 
 
 C«>allf giwi. (niigcl)'. geaUa> «. 1. f Die 
 &Me. 2. t tie Cdiiile. t>a6 0)ift, tie 3}itti-t= 
 feti, ttr uplift, 3i>rM. 3. tie OJadciiMafe. 
 
 Gall-bladder, Ht Oialltl\bU\\t. -• 
 (ickiiess. Me 0)rtUeiirr«infl)eit. --atone, 
 trr W.ilkiiilfin. 
 
 (4all, *. ^rr Oiiidavfef. 
 
 G n 1 1 - i u » e c t , tie 0)iillive<|>e. —-nut, 
 btx ;j)iillrtpfrl. 
 
 Ciiull, 0. a. I. a) ixix^ 8ici6en tferlC' 
 ^eii, beictiitigcit, <iiifrril<eii. b> ivutiD xtibtii 
 otcr trutfen, fdjeucrii. 2. i a; uereerbiii, 
 ii'egfreffeu, I'frimiieern. b; qualeii, pl.igeii, 
 iKcfrii, nrgeni. c) (&iiieiii) (£d)>iDcit iii|ii|]cii, 
 ((.Imti*) )'d)iuti(i)en. 
 
 #iiall) V- n. 1. I'tct) turd) ?icibiii per: 
 icrrcii oO. beiVl^atigen ; wunb ivirteti. 2. 1 
 fill) argmi. [ilUuiiC'e, ©(^(r.umiif. 
 
 €iiall, a. tie (tcrd) 'Xcibeii eiir|)jiiteiiei 
 
 Ciiallaut, ( tr. g->laiit ) adj. I. gal - 
 lam, ai * f)i>ttli(t), gcKDiiuiift, grpiit^t, glmi- 
 jeiif. b) bniu, towfft; miirfrr, bictey. ci 
 Ii1)0ii, herrltcl). Sh«k. 2. gailauc, a) go; 
 laiit, hi'flKt), nrtig. b) giilniir, i<rrf>iil;lt. 
 
 iiiallaut, a. 1. gal laui, a) ter 35iei 
 tcniiaiiii, ii>ii(ffre 'Wniin. Sii*k. \>) btx 3i<r> 
 ling, i^tii^rr. 2. gall/at', a* rrr ti>>)t>in, 
 lictl)abcr. bi | ter 25u!)Ut. 
 
 fHallaiit , v.a. I. (einem'$riiuen)ini: 
 nier) Pen S^vi ni.Kfern. 2. (G-tiyii«> iiilt itu: 
 niiul) o^. *]lnil<iMt hi)iiM}titrn, uilinet)eii (lUiD. 
 
 (liallailtly , ad: I. gal iautiA, a) 
 ilnttii<t), gepiiQi. b) 6r>n>, xoadtx, bitbtx- 2. 
 gallaiii'le, gnliiiit, nritj 
 
 iMallautne**, (ariantnea, «. 1. 
 tie €ta([|ict)rci(. 2. tie Itipferfeit. 3. tie 
 'lirtigrrir. 
 
 tfiiallantry, galianiri, «. 1. " tie 
 tStattitcbreit, ta6 (^epraiige, ter ^($119. 2. 
 tie liipfVrfeit. 3. trr O-tfiMuiti). 4. tie *Ur> 
 tigrcit; OiiiKititcrie. 5. | tie ^iihletei. 6. ter 
 ifdiiit wi\ t5nii;erii, tie Smliniie. 
 
 Ciiallat<*, gal lAte. a. [di^cni.] ganu«> 
 laured ot. gnUiiptVlgri'iiuertc6 Qa\\. 
 
 Oallate ot ailver, ta6 giilluJi'aiire @iU 
 ben'til}. [ tie @iUeiMie, e^iiiirne. 
 
 faalleoily gal'vuii, (fp. galeon) «. 
 
 Ciiallery) garidri, tfr. galene) a. 1. 
 ['21rd)it.J tieejoderie, ter laiige Oinng. 2. 
 ter ©aiig, tie (HJaffer it.) W.iflcrie (in (Siiri 
 ten). 3. [iit fiinl)eii J tie (S-nipt'rfir(t)e. 4. 
 li}eiliiiig6b.J ter betecfte Wong. 5. [')}(iii.j 
 tie (Siillcrie, ter Wang. 6. [-MJ.ir.] tie ^al> 
 Urie. 7. P i c t u r e - -, tie OJem.iite., 25ilter. 
 goderie, ter Sbiltenaal. b. [in I^eaterii) 
 tie 3)aUerie; tn$ i^arntietf. 
 
 Open gallery, ter ^irnn. 
 
 Gallery-la.dder, l'0}iar.] tie ©tlirnt: 
 leiter. --rim, (••JJinr.] ter >Sim6 liber tern 
 Sdjiunnje ter ®nflefie. [lipot. 
 
 Cnalletylef gal'Ullle. «. \. Gal- 
 
 fiialley, jjille, (fp. galerai p/. g al- 
 ley «, «. I. I'Mfnr.j tie (i)aleerf. 2. t tie 
 .eiiiieere, (ein Crt te« (^lentf , Jiumiiicrd, 
 ter '^lage). 3. l&iigi.J ein effeuei 25iior (;Tir 
 Spllbriimte, jii Surifiiljrreii :c.). 4. [-JKiir.] 
 Me MPnuifne, €(l)iffi-fiiit)e. o- l(Fl)em.j iinr 
 ilit 'Jifi'rrbrrirt fen. 6. [Inpigr.J bm ctfjiif. 
 I Hall, gal ley, tie (»allu>(e. 
 
 GAL 
 
 Galley- foist, tie ©nleerenfiifle (.VtH 
 iSd):ff«. --slave, ter 0)iiieereni"fla»e, 
 --slice, [iDPcgr.] tie ©d)ifffinn3e. 
 
 CHallian, gaiiean, *. -f ter JJrnnjofe. 
 
 Ciialliard, galyard, (fr. gaillard> 
 arfj. « liiilig, friji)lid). 
 
 Oalliartl , $. \. * a) ter (uflige 
 •Wicnjil). b) ter Uiilige Jaiij. 2. [tijPi'flrJ 
 tie OJiiilliirte (eine i£d)rift). 
 
 Caalliardisef gaiylidise, «. * tie 
 £ui1igff it ; trr -))f nrl)iuille, tie 'JlnSgcIiifJf iiljeir. 
 
 CiialliarellieSM, galyaidne*, «. * 
 tie •5rol)lid)feit, Cuiligfeit. [gn'se Woleere. 
 
 <Malliu8, gal'leas, «. tie Cii.ileoffe, 
 
 Cnallic, gal'llk, (u. [at. Gallia) adj. 
 gndi fd). [©fldapfi'li'i'irf- 
 
 fMallic, adj. [dhtm.] - acid, tie 
 
 fiiallicaii, gariekaii,a<<;. gndirantfct;. 
 
 fiiallicisiiif gai'iesiiLiii. ». trr (boU 
 iici#iii (Me friiiiiofifiDe Spriid)ciflfiihi'it). 
 
 (jialli^askius, gallcjiaskiuz, «. 
 pi. I. 4 tie ^4JliiI'«';'-'r^"' 2. ««</• ttr 5li<f» 
 fdjiieitrr. 
 
 ^alliiiiaurry, gall^maw'fri. (fr. 
 galiuiatree) t. I. t b<ii {iiciiiingfel, Ci}e« 
 l)>i(frrl u'lMi iiderlei ^ufauiniengrl)>i(ftL'ii Sk-ifcf)* 
 libirblribffln). 2. i tos Wemcugfil, tcr'Jiiifd)* 
 mofd). trt* Wrmifd). 3. f bui Hieib. Siiak.. 
 
 fiialliuaceouN, gallena'sliiia, (I.) 
 adj. jiini >>nl)nfrgfrdilrd)ri' geljijrig. 
 
 ^■alliuaiipo, gaiienA gn, s. tie $cer« 
 rd)iifV'i'e- 1 iiurnijigeiit. 
 
 4iiallini;f giwi'iig. a<0'. tiriicri'^)' ^^' 
 
 (iiallilllll«f gallenule, t. bcii ^ilfi 
 
 Cialliot, i o.iiot ll"';"(?"- 
 
 €iaIleot,i '•"""""• (ti'pf. 
 
 <>}alliput, gal'lepoi *. ter 91pi.nl)erer< 
 
 f^allivut) gal'levat, t. fin fU-ine5 
 gafjrjeng onf ttr ^vi'iile uou ■OKalobnr. 
 
 tiiallless, gikviie*, ad^j. pf)iie (Saflc, 
 ftyit 5^itterfcit. 
 
 Cwalluil, gai'lun, (fp. galon) «. tdt 
 CdMon, tie (iliiHiMie (= 4 engl. Qnart). 
 
 CwallouUv galluwn', (fr. galuii) *. tie 
 ©aicne, iiorte, Iriffe. 
 
 G a 1 1 o I) u - 1 a c e , tie Qiiilune. 
 
 Cllallop, gal'lup, (fr. galoper) v. n. 
 1. I a) galoppiren. b) gniup^:'!. 2. l a) (over) 
 flndjtig weggeljen (fiber), fc; (i»; reniieu (i 11 
 bAi ajrrbfrben ic.). 
 
 Cwallupf »■ btx 6)a(ppp. 
 
 Hand-gallop, trr furje Q)u^<opv Full 
 -, ter ftt|lrc(fre, (larfe (SJolppp. To go an 
 even -. gicid) giiioppiren. 
 
 fiialluper, gallupur, «. 1. ta.} giu 
 lopptrcnte -;i5fcrt. 2. ter galoppirente SJeiccr. 
 3. l-ilrtid.] bai Ociled fiir Heine* ©efdjii^. 
 
 (•rallupin, gal'lupiii, (fr. SQ3.> «. * 
 ter Jlfid)enjiinge. 
 
 Ciiallu^v, gal'l&, (angi'If. agaelwan) 
 V. a. * rrrd)re(feii, graufen niiid)in. Shak. 
 
 fiiallu^vay, gal'iowA, «. ein ricined 
 ^fcrt ((Ju« ter fdjptt. Oriiffttjnft @adoiuiii)), 
 ter Sifpper. 
 
 CnUlluwg^lasS) gal li>gla.i, s. eiit 
 illrirn'djer giifju'lOiii, IMiijeiifncdjC. .Spenser. 
 
 CnallO^VN, earius,(iingclf.v«lg. geal- 
 ga; goti). galga) jtl. gallows er, t. I. btt 
 Waiiirn. 2. t Dtx Wolgeiifcljiucngf' . (WiMgrm 
 I'ogrl. SiiAK. 3. I ij)p(>gr. I M* P'^Mji'ii, 
 Ce(fei|1n!jl. 4. pi. 6 tie <»i>rciiii\Vi tK 
 S)>i|fter. _j 
 
 24 
 
870 Fate, far, fall, fat. ML mk Fine, fin. Ni, move, ndr, gSt, 6iL cl<iud. TAb«, t^b, ffill. l/«in. THf.1. 
 
 GAL 
 
 GallowB-bits, ». pi. [War.] Me St\i> 
 ^tn Set a5crrntl)«rnaeii ii. 95i)rrrttl)6><5Knr«: 
 (Inngen. --clapper, o 6er ©nlgfiioifb, 
 ©>ilgen6rnten. -free, ticm ©nljjen «nt; 
 Jfliifen. - tr ee, fter fflfllgen. [®n(le. 
 
 (pcHlly, giwl'le, adj. godiii, fitter mic 
 ■ €/laliy, gal'le. ». [lopi^ar-J &«« @4'ff- 
 
 •j«a.lly-WOrm, gai'le-wurm, *. 
 ttv Kcdtveicl, tie ilfftl. 
 
 €wallyf t». a. [Derrt.] errd>rerfen. 
 
 Citaluclte, galoshe' , pi. gal6'8lii»,^ 
 
 fiiMloslie, S 
 
 (ft. 2B.) *. 6et S?olif<i)uf); tUbtxfd)iit) , iU 
 ®nnrfd)e. ImevUd). 
 
 •walsoine, gawi'sum,«(y. + bi)6l)nir; 
 
 €>alviUlic, galvan'ik, a<<;. L^i^l^l'-J 
 jnli'rtnirrf). 
 
 €><alviuiii8iu, gal'vaiiixm, «. ['!pt)9r.} 
 b«r Wnlunnifin, 03rtluani6iiiu«. 
 
 Oalvanist, galvaiii»t, *. btr 9In. 
 f^anner iti &alvaniimu6, be« ®nlitaiii6niii8 
 ^uuMne. GaJ'vaniie,». a. (inluaiiirircii. 
 Gal vanol'ogist, #. bcr !!3crd)rfiber tier 
 flaii.'anirii)eii ^IjaucmnK, 05ali>anrIog. GhI- 
 ♦ uiiol'ogy, *. bie 2I('liaiiMiiiig fiber ben 
 W.ili'iiuifni Dbcr bit S8errt)rei6ung ber gnlons 
 nifrt)cn ')51)iiiiomcne, bie ®rtU>niioltigte. Gai- 
 V a II o ni ' e t e r, ». ber Walunnometer. U a l- 
 VanoKcope. ». ber ®nIoaiioffP|). 
 
 fjiainaslies , gamasliii, t. pL bit 
 ftirjeii itnmnfd)eii (ber 2lrfer6reiite). 
 
 Cnainbado, gambado, (Gamba- 
 de') «. 1. iiii pi. bie ©ttifiliefel (nm ©atteO. 
 2. t ber Siifrfvrinner- 3. + ber euftfpniug. 
 
 CMaiiible, gani'bl, V. Tt. l)t'(t) iVieleu. 
 - r. a. 10 - away, blirc^ tiai £V't' "cr^ 
 fc^)leuberii ebet bctrc^i»enben. 
 
 Gambling horse, ber 9{enner. 
 
 Gambler, gamblur. *. ber ©pieler. 
 
 C>rainbOg-e, gambowlje', t. lai 
 
 ©iininiiiiiit, Oimimii Cnnibaja. 
 
 CMaillbol, gam bill, (fr. gaiiibillei) 
 V. n. I. I'liftrpriiiifle niodjcii, taiijeii, fprin. 
 (Jen, l)npfeii. 7. i (from) iibiVriiinen (luiii) 
 
 Ciiaiiibol, «■ ber "iifrrpriiiifl, Sprimg. 
 
 tnaillbrel^ ganrliMl . (G^Jii'bril) 
 t. I. ber ©d)eiifel iduei '$\tiS)t6). 2. [,5Ui. 
 fd)crl tui ©perrl)0lj. 
 
 Oainbrel, v. a. L an bent @(f)enfri 
 (inbiiiben. 2. [ Jf(eird)er] prrmittelil eine^ 
 6piTrl)i>lje6 nii« tiiinnbcr ipewen. 
 
 Ciiaine, gime. (ifii. gmuan; andelf. 
 gnuieii) *. 1. ti(i6 ©pier, ber ©d)erj, ©4)ag; 
 bie I'liiligfcit, gjiiuutrfeit. 2. t)a« ©pid, ber 
 Seiriiertrdl). 3. i>A& (JinrreM< lo ©piel. 4. 
 i a) ba« ©piel, ber 25orrI)eU iin <Bi>itle b) 
 tai ©piel, bie 'iJJiniK (Ontrigue). 5. l ba5 
 (^piel, ta $pljn, ©d>«rj, ©port. 6. bie 3nflb, 
 JBofjelbcije. Shak. 7. bii^ ffl3ilbpr*t, 2DilD, 
 fiBeibiMrf. 8. (9Utcrtf).J bi« (PlDUivifdjenK.) 
 6pi£i€. 9. t b<i« 'ieiupermitcnt. Shak. 10. 
 Ci^'d -, b« pcmifene ■Wabf^eninfler. Shak, 
 
 Game at cards, bai JtArreufpiel. To 
 make - of (a person etc.), feinen ©pptt 
 tteibttt , fein ©piel f)n6en mit ... A drawn 
 -, «in unfntfc<)iebene6 ©piel. 
 
 Game-cock, bee KninpfTjn^n. —-egg, 
 hai ©i, roonnie ein ^nnipfl^nljn fliifgebri'iret 
 U'irb. --keeper, bcr 5a3iibl)urer, ^Age. 
 reifcr, Onger. --pullet, e but Jpurc^ei., 
 Ifilrlein. 
 
 Ciiain«j (nitflelf. gamiau) v, n. 1. 
 
 GAN 
 
 ^xtUn (fi(^ iinterf)(irt«n). 2. fpi£(«i (um 
 (i)elb jc). 3. fic^ niif benr <Spie(e nbgeben, 
 ipiclcii. 
 
 iiiaineSOine, gaine'suin, adj. fpie> 
 lerii'd), rc^eril)in"t , liiflig, fr&l^i.ct), necfiid), 
 tliUtljmiUig. —adv. Oa'mesomely. fptes 
 lenid) ic. [«. bie Siitligfeir, ber 'OJfiitljiuiUe. 
 
 fji-aineSUIIieneSS, game'suunies, 
 
 Ciiaiuester , gaoientur, (u. game 
 u. aiigeli'. sieora, SettcW *. I. ber ©pielcr. 
 2 t ber ©piippogel. Shak. 3. t bcr 35ul)lir ; 
 Die ipiire. Shak. 
 
 Ciraiiiiug-, gaiue'fiig, «. bai ©piel, 
 ©pielen. - adj. (pieicnb, ©pii'l . . . 
 
 Garni ng-debi, bie ©piciril)lllb. — - 
 house, --ordinary, bnU ©piell;au4 — - 
 table, ber ©pieltiff^. 
 
 Ciraillltier) gam'mur, (I'ttlV. gammal ; 
 btin. gamiiiei) t. 6 'ill till Utter! 
 
 CpraininOU, gaiu'iuun, (it. ganiba) 
 *. 1. ber ©djinten. 2. (gciucljni. Back- 
 gammon) bii« J.riftrrtf. 3. o ber ©ttjerj, 
 die ■sjioffe. luiiieS ipaiibiuerfes :c.;. 
 
 Gammon and patter, bie eigciie ©pradje 
 
 €j}aiiiinon, v. *. 1. cinfiiljen iinb 
 rrtiid)erii , jii ©djiiifen modjcii. 2. [-iJfrtr.J 
 fin 25ugfprict on beiii JBcrbertljeile bes 
 ©d)iffe6 bnrd> Inue befe|1igen. 3. { im irit» 
 triit; fc^lrtgeii, 
 
 C^aillllionillg', gam'munfug , t. 
 Die 2)etnigcrei; ipoijiiurrferci. 
 
 Craiuinuaiiig-, «. lr}7far.] ba6 Sa}ul)> 
 ling bcS ijiigipriette. [©piip. 
 
 Ciiaiiimut , gani'mut, «. ber ©d)eri, 
 
 firaillllt, ganriit, (fr. gaintiie) s. 
 ["Bitii'.J a) Die Xonleitrr, ©Mhi. b) bit tieple 
 oDcr erile 9iote in 0)uibu'& ionieitrr. 
 
 Ciran, gaii, im'nininengrj. p. b^gan 
 ub. Dciii tiiigeli. gyiiiiaii, Drg^inHen. 
 
 (liailCll, gaiitsli, (It. gnncio) v. a. 
 
 (ti'irr. ©triiftj m\i ipafiii werteii ober ilurjtii. 
 
 CwaUtler, gandur, laitgel)'. gandra, 
 ganra; ir. gaiira) *. ber 0)nU|trid). 
 
 Gander-goose, [ SJOt J brt^ S llilben.- 
 fraiit. - - m o n t h, 6 ber Ureunoiiat (ber ©ije* 
 tnniiner). 
 
 Cirantler) v. n. e To go a g a n d e r. 
 ing, neben aufgel;eii (ron au£rd)iueifcn> 
 ben (S'tjenu'iiinern). 
 
 Cicane, (i'd)prr.) gon«. 
 
 fwaue-lisll, gine-fiiih, «. [3djtl)l;in. j 
 bie i)5fcerMiibi'l. 
 
 Cnaaet, gannct. ) ^- a> , 
 
 fitannet, > 
 
 Curailg-f gang, (ongclf. gang) *. I. ber 
 ®ang. 2. ber irupp, Die iporbe, ^niibe, 
 Jiotte, ber ^iiiife. 3. fJKiir.j ber >4>rif;gang. 
 4. [^m.) bie ®nngiirt ber (JJaiitiilrin. 
 
 Gaug-board, (iWJiir.J bie I'liiifplanrt, 
 bai Segebret (juni 'Wii6rd)iffen). --days, 
 Die Unignngstnge. tisb, ber ®rtiig>, 
 
 <IGei(Jrtrd). --way, a) ber Dtirdjgaiig. b) 
 [■DKiW.] ber®nng; bie Sniifplniife. To biing 
 to the gang-way, vox btxw ®nngc pcit. 
 frijcn, fl'ii'Pf" C^WntrpfeiiT. — weet, bie 
 Umgang«!, SBetroodje. 
 
 Ci}aiiS'« e. n. [Dertl. ob. j] gef^en. 
 
 f iraiig^liun , gang'hon, «. eiiic ^rt 
 93lunie. 
 
 f)lan6:lion, gang'gleun, (gr. ) «. 
 [9liifir.i a> ber iRcri'cnfnotcn. b; l6l;ir. ] 
 bAi lU'berbeiii. ; 
 
 GAR 
 
 Ctugrel, gaiig'grel. «. I. 6 bet 
 ©d)lnpp6 lUiiige .RerO. 2. (fd)ott.) brtf flliib, 
 6ii« \\\ gel;en nnfdngt. 3. (rrf)uit.) ber Snnb» 
 |1reid)er. [ ben falten 55rniib erjeugen (iiu. 
 
 Cirangrenate, gang grenate. p. a. 
 
 Cn-ang-rene , gang'gienc, (gr.) #. 
 
 ['TOeb.] ber falte SQrnnb. 
 
 fxang-reue , v. a. [>JMeb.] <infre(Ton, 
 
 bnrd) ben fnltcn 35rnnb nngrtifcn. - ». n. 
 
 branbig irerben , pom SniiiDe nngegriffen 
 
 loerben. [sent, adj. broiiDig, trebeartig. 
 CwangreiieMceilt , ganggieneK-- 
 Cjraug'reilOItS , gang'grenus, adj. 
 
 brniiDifl, nngcfrciKii. 103nnil. 
 
 draiiil, gaii'iill, ». [gjliiienilg.j ber 
 Cir»Iltlet, gant'ia, ^>fr. gaiilelet) 
 
 Giauntiet, gant'let, 5*ber-4>nnier< 
 
 f)nnDfd)iil). 
 
 Grautlet, gantlet, > 
 
 Ci^autlope) gant'lope,^ 
 
 ©pieprurl;en, Das ©iifTenliUifeii. 
 
 To run the gantlet, (ijnffen, ©piegi 
 riitljen hnifen. lfabell;afte luilDe ®an*. 
 
 ffrauza^ gaii'ia. (fp. gansu) t. Die 
 
 Ciiaul, jale. (fr. geole) *. bad ®e» 
 faiigmg, ber Kerfer. 
 
 Gnol-biid. o bcr ®cfnngcne. —-de- 
 livery, bie gfrid)riid)c ■iliidlerning ber 0)e« 
 fiiiigniffe Diird) iSenirt1;eiliiiig oDer 2o6fpre> 
 d)nng ber ©efiingeiien. --fever, bnO Atr« 
 ferficber. --keeper, ber ©tocfmciilet, 
 ®ci,ingenn)(irrer. 
 
 fMaul, r. a. cinferfeni. 
 
 Ciiauler, jAie'ur, *. ber ®cfnngen« 
 lunrtiT, ©Toctiiiti|tcr. 
 
 |]i<ap, gap, (f. gape) *. I. Die Dcf^ 
 
 nung, Kiiift, vSpiittf, ^(ifje, ba$ Cod;. 2. i a) 
 
 bie t'liife. b; bai I'ud). 3. bie ©ciirniirirfe 
 
 il3nIioffniing (nnd) f). 4. ber 5briid), 3{i§ 
 
 5. bcr ipiiun«, (»a!;iiiaiir. 6. ber ■■5)iafel. 
 
 Shak. 7. -of time, bie 3njird)eiiieit. Sua*** 
 
 2. a) Manifold miseries ensued by tli^ 
 
 opening uf that gap to all that side 
 
 of Cliristendom. Knoli.es. 
 
 To open a gap to .., X^or iinb Iljur 
 Djfntn (beni ^leiiDe :c ). To break a foul 
 -into the maiter, iinriTbred)eii ; mit bet 
 llji'ir in bai S^ani fallen , (S-iiicm in ben 
 ivrani fallen. .Shak. To stop a -, f ein Cod) 
 jni^t'Picn. -of breaih, Die *)JiimDi>tTniing. 
 
 fjiap-tuotlietl, g<^p'-tuut/u, udj. 
 ialjiiiiirftn. 
 
 iiiape, gap, (angelf. geapan; fd)m. 
 gapu) V. n. 1. gaffen. 2. cai) (S-iiirn niigaft 
 fen. 3. ben ')3iiinD aiifiperren , gat)iirii. 4. 
 (lor, after; niar.d)ni. at; fd)iiappen, fi-l)niad)< 
 ten, Ijungcrn, trad)ten, ilrebni uiac^i, fiiintn 
 (aiifi. o. 1 (I'lc^ fpalreu, ficft iiiffiien , fliif« 
 rei^en ) gat^nrn , gaffen. 6. tinen (4a[;iilaii( 
 Ijabeii, Ijrnuirbringen. 7. |1 (upon; ben •'))funb 
 aiiffprrrcn (luibcr;. 8 fnarren, fd)reien. 
 
 To gape at, to stand gaping in the 
 air, >)Kaalafffn fcil Ijaben. Gaping pig, 
 ein nngerid)tete6 ^ertel mit offcnileljenDem 
 »)Kaule. Shak. [pen. 
 
 €ifape« t. ba£®aifen, ®a^nen, ©d)nap< 
 
 CWuper, ga'pur, (. I. ber ®al)ner. 
 2. ber fflaffer. 3. ber ©djnappeiiDe; ©iner, 
 ber nat^ (Jnuafi trat^ret. 4. ein JJifctt. 
 
 filar f gar, (angelf. bie 'iOaffe, |. C 
 Edgar. Eihtlgar) *. Die iUSajfe, SHie^te. 
 
 iirar} V- a. t madjen. 
 
FAte, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, f fn. N6, move, n6r, ^ot. 6il, cIoa«l. Ti^be. tiih. full. fZ/in, THis, 371 
 
 GAR 
 
 Ciarag'ay) gafaga, «. ba Amaita-. 
 nlfrtjt OJtifr. 
 
 &arb, garb, (fr. garbe; norm, garb*) 
 t. 1. a) Die ^kibiini), t)<\6 Oieiuond. b) iex 
 @4nUt, cie ^t>id)t. 2. t tit ipauunj, &n£ 
 Jbiiitl)meu. Shah. 3. t tie Sjiirje, tei Qie- 
 fdjiiinrf (De« 2a3ein6). 4. (fr. gerbe; [^erlD.J 
 lit &atte. 
 
 Glarbaife, g^r'bldje, «. t. a) bai 
 (SVeOarm, Cte Giiiflemeibr. b) [ ^UiiifimiVr.J 
 (06 0)eid)f JDe. i. t bet Unrntt), 'JiuiJiuiitf. 
 
 CwttrbH^edf garbidjd, aii/. iiu£{)e> 
 wrider, au6iii-iuuiiineti. 
 
 Garbel, gar'bii, «. [^at.] bit^ottn-. 
 |)Iniifc. [au^neljmen. 
 
 €«(arbi«H, gir'b'th, v. a. au^weiDeii, 
 
 drarble^ garbl, ifp. garbillar) v. a. 
 ). :; lubtii, nii^rirbeii. 2. i fi^ten, AU«|'id)' 
 Uii, reiiiineii, auHtftn, Kfrii. 
 
 Ci^arbler, gaiblur, «. I. T bcr @(e> 
 t<t. 2. i bn iSidjtrr, >Jluf filter, SKrtiuacr. 
 J. [SoiiDonJ btt SpfjcrchSiruiitor. 
 
 fiiHrbles, gir'blz, «. p/. der @miti, 
 Cd)inu$, «Etaiib ueii i&peiereiivaaren ic. , 
 ttbfad ; ^et ^Hii#r(l)u0 , ^ie aiJierdjupiwaore . 
 
 Ci}Hrboar<l, gar'b^rd, «. irUior.J 
 tie SoCeiipiiiiife. 
 
 Garboard-itrcak, t>(r ^iern<ing. 
 
 £}arbuilf garboil, (nltfc. garbouil; 
 $. t fcff <a5irriuarr, Canij , (Strut. 
 
 Cinrd, gard, \. Guard ti. Ward. 
 
 Ciiarden , gardu , ( (Siuteii ; iv. 
 g«rili; niiflelf. geaid; fr. jardiii; «. 1. btt 
 &><trtrii. 2. i ^er (i)iitteH. 
 2 Lonibardy is the garden of Italy. 
 
 Nursery-garden, tie 25auilirct}Ule. 
 Flower--, ba 'iHumtnaaxftn. 
 
 Gardtn-cre»«eii, 4. pi tie (M>irt(ll> 
 fref)(. --frame, bat Sciiflcr auf <))ii|^ 
 bceten. --mold, tie WrtrunerDe. --plot. 
 bit Wartennnlatie. --tillage, fcer QJar: 
 tnibau. -.aiuff. o ^ie OJiirtenfltiuntljfi:. 
 --ware, -t bit (SJarteiigeii'a<l)fe. 
 
 CSarden, r. n. fid) nut 6>orteii6au 
 bf fdjiiftifltii , ©nrteii niiUijtii. - e. a. 1. 
 ^galfn.) in Me Sumie fe^eii (<^rtireii;. 2. t 
 aii 0)<irti'u atilroeii. 
 
 Ciiartlener, gar'diiur.<.t)cr@iirtucr. 
 
 fiiardcniiii;' « garduing , #. bit 
 ©nrtiurei, ^^r ©irfeiit-aii. 
 
 CirariloUf gar diin . «. (0<t>t>)QOl.] 
 bai iXoitjciiicit, tcr ')>lo9, 'iilnnt. 
 
 ffiiardeviailt, gardev^ant, (p. fr. 
 gardc-viniidej «. t ^iT icriuiler. 
 
 Cirardinaufjrer) gaidnionje, «. bir 
 
 Cpeiieramnier. 
 
 C>}are , giire , «. bit grobe Wollt (an 
 bta ^uQtn bet Sct^ote). 
 
 Ci}ar{;-ane, gurgine', t. 6ie.Rrifd)ente. 
 
 CiiarKariNiiif gargaium, cgr. > «. 
 ^06 Wiirflcliuon'er. 
 
 firarg-arize « gar'gariie, (gr.) «. a. 
 flurgeln. - p. n. fid) fliirfleln. 
 
 Cirargret, gar-get, (f. Gorge) #. bet 
 t(n6rud) (eiiie 9Siel;rrud)e). [(^}irt ^ipp6). 
 
 f»ar{|rilf gar'gil, «. bit e)diirc|Viid)e 
 
 CiiarK-lef gar'gl, (fr. gargouiller) 
 ». a. I. (jurflelii. J. 1 fliirflflu (ciri Sitt). 
 ^ ». n. I. fid) gurfiflii. 2. fiiiitt rfliird)rii. 
 
 fxaricle, 4. 1. bat CHiirgeiivafTcr- ^• 
 4 bif (Miirfld. 
 
 tiiarfl^liun, gar'gliun , «. ^<l; lletvm 
 
 GAR 
 
 6rin (buret) 9Iu«fd)iini^ung u. SJer^artung 
 tti giert'eninfteS). 
 
 Oargrul, gar'gol, «. [tf)ierar|neif.] 
 bie ^iimen (btr fedjmeiiie). 
 
 Cirarisit, ). G a Irish. 
 
 Cn'iUrlandy ga^'land, (fr. guirlande) 
 t. 1. Me :&lunieii:, ($nid)[r(^iiiir, bai 35iu> 
 niengeDantje, !blumeiiGeit»iibe, ber iSlunieii; 
 frnnj. 2. ibie Uroiie. Suah. 3. eine i£iunin! 
 lung fteiiier J5riirfid)riften , SJiiKabeii. 4. 
 t'Minr.j eiiie -Urt \Re^, pt^tn ftd) bie '))Crttro5 
 Kii aii|latt etner t8d)iebinbe i>ber eine5 &(t)raiii 
 fe^bebieneii. 5. [rUrc^it.j bad 331iimengel}diiae, 
 <^lumciigcivinbe. [fraii^c jiereit. 
 
 (irariaud, v. a. mit eiiieiu iblunien> 
 
 (jrurlic ) gar'lik , (aiiQeli'. garlec, 
 garleac; m. garlleg) «. ber illlobliUIC^. 
 
 Garlic-eater, ber fiiiobiaiid^frefTcr 
 (gemniie Rtvl). Suak.. --pear-tree, brr 
 ^sciiifupfelbouin. - sauce, bie lliioblau(^> 
 brii^e. --wild, ba6 J\ni'blrtu<l)fraut. 
 
 fifarlicks, gar'lik«,>«. bie (^DriiQrr 
 
 Oarlix, ) ^eiiiutaub. 
 
 CiraruieiiLt, gar'ment, (norm, garna- 
 nieut; «. bie Aleibiiiio, ba6 &tn>anb, Hitib, 
 iue\bunii6\1u<t , pi. ber Siii^ug, bie Kleiber. 
 
 Ciaruer, garnur, (fr. grenier; «. 
 ber iioriibobeii, iti>riirpei(t)er. 
 
 Cw^aruer^ ». u. 1. <iufrpei(()erii , tiuf; 
 i'd)iitteii (iturii ti.). 2. i (up; au|Ueivai;rcii, 
 nuft)eben. Shak.. 
 
 fliarnet, gar'net, (it. granato; Uit. 
 grauauis) *. 1. I ^}^iiiicral)].J ber ^rnnot, 
 bie CMronote. 2. l-dKiu.J ba6 &toQ|}<iriKit 
 (>ad)i(T6tiiu). 
 
 (iraritisit) gar'uish, (frgarnir) p. a. 
 I. a.) befei^eii, bebedeii, |iereu, |'d)iiiU(fciii 
 b) iiiiiUgt'ii, ring? I)eriiiii beilreiieii, nu^lcgi-ii 
 (iiiit ibiuiiieii It.}. 2. o frfielii, ia ^ciftMi 
 td)lngeii, fdjliepcn. 3. ucrfeljcii, pcnorgeii. 4. 
 l3{i'd)terpr.j I'l-rlabtn, iuireii. 
 
 CiraruiMlif «. 1. ber Sd^mticf, 3ies 
 rai^. 2. o bie S'jTelii. 3. o (Peusmucula 
 caiceraria) ttti (^lllllailbdgclb , ber 2UiU: 
 tommeii leined ©ifaiignieiij. 4. ba6 2ii|Uii> 
 ivert, ^cfd)inge. 5. biie (uiii eiiie iBd)u\icl) 
 l)eruiit (Sejlreiue CJJelegte. 
 
 (iraruialiee, gaminliee', i.[')icd)t6> 
 ipr.l bet ittetiiurier; critie iBcrfiimnurte. 
 
 iirariitMber, garuUiiur, «. ber SBer< 
 jicret ; Ciiitr, bcr i>ei-K'rgt tc. 
 
 €)raruiMliui«;at, gar'nisb^lent, *. 
 
 1. bcr S^ttatt), 'OidynnKf, bie iSeriieniiig. 
 
 2. ld<e(^t«ipr.J bie aSurlnbuiig. 3. bo6 (^111^ 
 ilnubegelb. 
 
 (liamiture, gir'netslidre , 4. btt 
 €d)imi(f, bie Oiariiitur , Seriieruug ; ber 
 i)5iit5 ; ta6 &ttaH). 
 
 Ciraruuti, gik'rus, (Int. garum) acU. 
 bcr »rtriiigeial''e mjiilid). 
 
 Cwarran* gar'ruii,^(ir. garran) «. 1. 
 
 (ilarrou, 5 "" Aiepptr. 2. 
 
 [Orl.J brtf 2t5nfleiipicrb. [ed, caused. 
 
 €irarr'd« (rd)Ott.) made, compall- 
 
 Cwarret, gar'ret, ( f(f)ott. aaj. ) *. 1. 
 bie Dfld)|liibe, ^obeiifatiimcr. 2. f ba6 per. 
 fiiiilte S}t>ll. Bacon. 3. b<l6 ^opfl)iiii6d)eii. 
 
 (jiarreted) garreited , adj. butft) 
 SDiirrcu bndju^t. 
 
 Ciiarreteerf garretieer', «. ber !8c: 
 i»iM)ner ciiirr X)ad)riiil'e ober ibrbriifnmiiifr. 
 
 ffiarrisua, gar'icku, (fr. gnruikon; 
 
 GAS 
 
 •. 1. [TOrit.] bie 95cfn^ung, ®(irnifon. St 
 bit mit einer Warnifoii pcri'etjeiie %e\tt. 
 
 Crarri«on, i>. a. I. [-JKiiit.] befe^en, 
 mit einer £eriu^iiiiQi<erfef;eii; £crti$iinglegeit 
 in 2. biirc^ geihitigeu btid)m}ttt. 
 
 Garten, [Oertt.J garter. 
 
 Oarrulity, ganiilete, (Garrii- 
 lo USD ess) 4. bie tSrtjiun^hnftigfcit. 
 
 Garrulous, gariuiiis, (liu. ) a<^. 
 f(^miUjil)i»|t, grfrtjivatjig. 
 
 Garter, gar'tar, (fr. Jarretiere; p. 
 ID. gar. ber (Bi^cnUl , bai Sein) *. I. bai 
 ©trumpfbanb , Jtiiiebanb , bcr ^iiicriemeii. 
 2. (engl. Orben] bii« $i'f«ii&onb. 3. [©iigli 
 ber erilc ^tippentunig. [bonburbeii. 
 
 The order of tlie garter, ber ^ofen* 
 
 Garter, v. a. 1. mit eim-m (Striimpf* 
 biinbe binbeii. 2. mit bem ^ofeiibnuMTbcn 
 betleibcii. [ t!)i)0l.J eine iJlrt iruilpfd>. 
 
 Gartcrflslt, gar' tui fish, «. lOd)* 
 
 Gartit, gaii/i, (lu. gaiz) 4. 1. bie 
 i£d)ieufe, bai iUeljr (jum gifttjlrtngf)- '. t 
 bcr ^uf, bai Qiiirtd)eii. 3. bai ^anb, ber 
 3<eif. 4. bie Dirfe bti £!eibr« urn bie J^iiften. 
 
 Garth man, bcr i?M(<)cr. 
 
 Garuin, gi'rum, cgr.garon) «. bit 
 !8rul)e pun eiiigemndjtcn $ifd)tn. 
 
 Gas, gas. (nngclf. ga»t; ®ei|l; f)ofl. 
 geesi) 4. lCi)em.] bii* (i)a«. 
 
 Gaidiiplit, ga. liie, «. bA« &atli(i)t. 
 
 Gascuu, gaskiiii, 4. ber 0ii6fonier. 
 
 Gascouade, gaik^iiide', 4. bit 
 9liifld)iiei6crei, (yropiprectjerei, 2UiiiBbeiiteiei, 
 *5>ral)lerei. tprfll;ien, 2i3iiib iiin(l)eii. 
 
 Gascouade, v. n. ntiffcijneibeti, 
 
 Gascuuy, ga* k<Sn«, (Gaseoi'gn) 
 4. ISJeogr.) (Saifonicii. 
 
 Guscoyn, gaNkSIii', 4. btt $interi 
 fd)enfel u-mce ijjierbefi). [gcr (ipnten. 
 
 GnscroMib, (fd)ott.) eine iJkt itin» 
 
 Gaseous, gaoeus, adj. [>)>l;i;f.] 
 gaenrtig, gn6ti>rniig, gn^ljnltig. 
 
 Gasli, gash, u<eriv. mit fr. hnehfr) 
 «. bie gro^e, ticfe auuubej ©(<)riuume, 
 £(<>mnrrC, ber Jj>tcb. 
 
 Gasli, v.n. <B<i)tammtn fjnuen. -v.* 
 ierfd)iieibcii ; icrfetjen, jerljiiucii. 
 
 Gasll^ Md)Ott.; sagacious, talka- 
 tive; to converse; prattle, chatter. 
 
 Gu.slliu, (fd)0tt.; conversing. 
 
 Gasbrul , gashful , adj. podet 
 ®d)rrtmmeM obcripicbe; (Aeu^iid). 
 
 'Gasification, gaNeiekA'shua , «. 
 bie 3$eriuAnbliiiig in ciii &ai. 
 
 Gas'ity, p. o. in ein Qiai periunnbcln. 
 Gasom'eter, 4. [<Sl\tm.] btr ffliifometer, 
 ©rtfimefier. Gasom'etry, *. bai Q)a^ 
 mcjycn, bie &a6n\e^tm\(t. 
 
 Gasket, gask't, (fp. cajeta) 4. 
 [TOiir.] pi. bit 2}eid)Ingieifiiigeu 
 
 Gaskins, gaskim, 4. pi.bit'^lubttf 
 
 t)0\t\\ , f. Galligaskins. 
 
 Cirasp, gasp, (f(l)ip. gispa) v. n. I. a) 
 f(l)ii.nifen, feutften. b; fdjimppcii (beim ©ter. 
 ben). 2. (for) a) ? f^jnappca (nac^). it) t 
 \(i)mad)tttt (nad)). 
 
 Gasp, V. a. aiiit)au(i>tn , oiKatfimen. 
 
 fwasp, 4. i. bai Dfffiien bti 'iBiiiiibc^ 
 ium aitlicmhPlen. 2. ber iUljenijug; bA$ 
 <Sd)noppen (beim @tcrbeii). 
 
 To be at the last gasp, ? u. i ill bCt 
 le^tcii ^i\Q(\\ lirgen. 
 
 24^* 
 
372 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mi, met Fine, fin. N6, indve, nSr, got. 6il, cloud. Tube, tub. fi^II. t^in, THis. 
 
 GAS 
 
 ■ Oastf gast, )v. a. t erfc^retfen 
 
 O^aster, gast'ur.jin Srtjrecfeii fe^cn, 
 flrnufen mndjeit.SHAK. [f. Ghastliness. 
 
 Oastiiess, gasi'nes, j.-j- bai ©rniiKii, 
 
 Oastric, gas'tr'k, (u. or. ga»ter) 
 autj. [^:))n?.] gnilrifd). [bcr Snuditf Diur. 
 
 Oastriloqitist, gastril'okwist, *. 
 
 Cia«troiuaiicy,ga.s'tionian»e.(gr.) 
 *. fii* 2Sol)rriigeii nu6 teni ®iiiicf)c. 
 
 €irastrorapliy, gastror'afe, (gr. ) 
 t. (Cljir.) tnf 25niirf)iial;eii , Mc 95niicf}iial)t. 
 
 iirastrotoiny , gasdot'ome, (gr.) 
 *. [C>l)iv.l fifr 58niid)rc^iiitt; J(tni|"errd)nitt. 
 
 C^'at, gat. * prael. v). get. 
 
 Cjiate, gate, (iingelf. gate, geat; ir. 
 geata; fiinsfr. gaut) t. 1. bai ll)or, He 
 ^X^icrte. 2. b<\i (Siitter, 0rtttcrtl;or, Bic 03at 
 tenljilr. 3. ber I»iirrf)gnng, 2i3cg , ©aiig. 
 4. i Der Siignng, 533eg, 6ie Offfnung. 5. 
 [<^l)Br.]t)ll*iJ<lfI&ret, bie©c^liepe. 6. (fd)ott.) 
 tie '2lrt, 2Cei|"e. 
 
 Gate-lioine, [2onbon] bnS Oefniignig 
 ju'Bjfftininiler. --vein, [9lnat.] bie^pn^rt 
 nbiT. --way, a) bet Ihonueg. b) ber 
 SBi'rtnii , biirrt) ben mnu hi ben 5pof I'tm 
 eiiiein grogmi (Scbiiiibe fcminit. 
 
 Cated, gated, adi. mit t^oxtn ober 
 <pforrcii I'cri'fljen. 
 
 Oatlier, gaTH'ur, (nngetf. gade 
 riaii, gailierian; ^ofl. gaderen ) v. a. 1. § 
 iniiiiueln (jiiriiiiniieii'cfen). 2. fnmmeln , eiii: 
 ftiiiiniclii (5nu1)te!c.); ikufen (fi^orii K.n pfliif; 
 feu, lefen (IrniiOeinc); brec^en Olepfel jc). 
 3. ufrfamim-di i9Siilf). 4. rnmtiicin (®db2c.); 
 einjicl)cu(©fciieni;c.), jiirammenfcringeii. 5. 
 ± a) fammeln, |"d)i)pfcn (nuS SBuc^crii ic). b) 
 geiuiniien (93cben :c.) ; befommeii. c) (from) 
 folgcrn, entneljmen , fd)liegen (niiS). 6. jiu 
 fiimnienjiefjeii (eiii i?(eib). 7. (up) jiifanu 
 iiienncl)nien , nufiief;mcii (ciii^leib); niif! 
 jvirfein, ruiib jiiriinitneiilegen. 8. falten, fnl; 
 tela; in ^nlteti iuranniiettleoen, jufammen' 
 jief)en. 
 
 To gatlier flesh, jiinefjtnen, jiilegcn. 
 To - rust, 9?D|1 nnfe^en. To - dust, flaw- 
 6ig ivcrben. To - ground upon .., ((S-jnen) 
 etiil)i)len. To - breatli, * ein iwenig jii 
 9lrl)em foninicti. To - strength, luieber ju 
 RrAftcii foniiiicn. To — information, &r< 
 funbigiingen cinjict;en. 
 
 Oatlier, u. n. l. fTc^ frtmmcfn , fid) 
 jufninmenjtet)en (i«ie SBoffen tc). 2. grower, 
 iirfer iverben (i«ie ein ©(^neebnflen). 3. jld) 
 t'enaninicln d'. SBolff). 4. [Ipppgr.J 2(igen 
 tniid)en. 
 
 To gather to a curd, gerinnen. To — 
 to matter, eitcrn. To — to a head, a) eitern, 
 ("c^iuiiccn. b) t reifen, jnr 9?eife foninicn. 
 
 Cwatlier, s. (gen)Bf)nl. im pi.) I. bie 
 {Jalte. 2. bai ^nlb^gerd)linge. 3. bai (55e< 
 fnltete, ®efnlrelte, ber '^aufd), ^nn^ an 
 Jllfibfrn. 
 
 Oatlierable, gaTH'urlbl, adI. t 
 (jefnintiielr, gefvlgert luerben fBnnenb. 
 
 Cilatlierer, gaTH'urur, *. l. ber 
 ©amniler, ©•infammler. 2. (in engerer 95e. 
 beutung) a) ber ^injer. b) ber ©djnitrer. 
 c) ber3i>tl>, ©tcuereinnef)mer. 3. pi. [DJog: 
 ftrjneif.] bie Snngen, ©d)neibe!, Dtnffjiiijne. 
 
 Giatlieringr, gaTH'uring. s. l.bm 
 ©nraniein, G-imamnu'In. 2. bat SBerfani; 
 num, bie aUfrfaniiniiing, ber $»aufen (I'um 
 
 GAV 
 
 2Jplf). 3. a) bie ©teueri, SofTerfjebiing. b) 
 Bie ©elbfamniliing, ^t>[(ette. 4. ba6 (Eitern. 
 5. [ti)pogr.] bie Sage. 
 
 Ciiatteriree, gat'turtree, «. [35ot.] 
 Ber luilBe itLiriit(6oiit;i. [Srrol;fopf. 
 
 Giattle-li(>ad, gatt'l-lied, s. o Ber 
 
 iirat-tUUtltefl, gat-'tuut/tt, adj. 
 
 * einen 3iegenjiit)n l;ii&eiiB. Chaucer. 
 
 Cwaucy, (fd)otr.; jo lly, large. 
 
 CMaud, g^wd, i (lat. gaudeo) v. n. 
 
 Citautle, J * frbljlid) fein, fid) 
 
 (U|lifl niad)en. Shak. 
 
 tiiaud, *. « ber '^n^, flitter, ©taiit. 
 
 Cprauded, gaw'Ued, adj. * mit Bk: 
 xatt)eu geutnulcft; gefiirbr. Shak. [(gtiiiit. 
 
 Oaudery, gawdeic, *. ber ^lU}, 
 
 €jiaudily, gaw'dele, adv. fliinnieniB, 
 ri'f)imnieriib, Iiid)erlid) gepu^t, iibertricbea 
 prad)rig. 
 
 Ciiaudiness , giw'denls, «. ber 
 jliniuicrnBe, fcl)unnicrnBe, lac^erli(l)c ©raat, 
 
 <iraudy , giw'de, adj. I. fefllid), 
 frol;. 2. fJimmernB , libertriebcn prricbrtg. 
 i. biul)cnB (p. Jarbcn). 
 
 Gaudy days, bie iJerien. [^efitng. 
 
 Oaudy , t. [llniperf.] ber jjeietj, 
 
 fjiaug e y gadje , (fr. jiuiger) v. a. 1 . 
 eid)eii. 2. otnieffen. 
 
 (•caitg-e, *. I. bie G-id)e, bai Q:i<S)>, 
 25ifirninij. 2. Ba^ '))in0, bie »Jtw^Bel;iuing. 
 
 fiiauj^rcr, gAaje'ur, *. ber &id)er. 
 
 Cwaug^in^, gadje'lng. *. ba6 (S-id)en, 
 
 Gauging-rod, ber2Jiftr|lnb. [aSiilren. 
 
 Ciraul, gawl, (Int. Uallia) s. 1. [Hire 
 ®eogr.J 05ii(lien. 2. ber (iJadicr ; (JrmijiM'e- 
 
 <>rauli.sll, g^wl'ish, adj. galliftt). 
 
 Cwauii, (fd)ocr.) going. 
 
 Cirauilt, (fd)(.>tt.) yawn. 
 
 Cwauiit, gant, ^ a((y. Imager, burre, 
 
 Cnaut, 5 >ii'ii)*^i^- ~ <"'''• 
 
 G a u II t ' 1 y , bi'irre , l;»iger. 
 
 Ciiauiltlet, gantlet, g^nt'Iet, «. ber 
 ?paim'ri)rtiiBrd)iil). 
 
 Cnauiltree, gan'Iree, «. (fc^ort.) 
 ber Siigfrbiiiini, bas itcllerlagcr (fur 5'1IT'-'i'k 
 
 tilauze , gawx, (tp. gasa, fr. ga^e) 
 *. bie (iJnje, (iJiifc. [©iHe gemiU'en luirB. 
 
 O a u z e - 1 o o Ml , ber iL5e&|lut)i , nuf Beni 
 
 fiiauzy, gaw'ze, adj. buiui luie &i\\e, 
 luie (i)iife. 
 
 iiavtSy give, prtiet. p. gire. 
 
 Gave liis countenance against his 
 name, tijnt feincr iUurBe, feinem iljiife QlP; 
 brud). Shak. 
 
 €>ravel, gav'il. «. 1. bie ©tener (f. 
 
 Gabel). 2. (fr. javelle) [OiOrBnm.J bie 
 ipanbi'od, BiiS a5uiiBcI, Ber 'Sd)i»'iBen (Jtorii 
 ic). 3. (Oi'rrl.j ber ?}oBen. [Gable. 
 
 fnavel, fiir gable ob. gable-end, f. 
 
 €»}avelet, gavelet, *. l©iig(.j eiii 
 lilted cessavit in ^ent , wo ein 2cl)end: 
 niiinn iwegen >>rid)ttiejiil)lung bc6 0)rnnB: 
 jiniV^ jf. fein ®ntiiBeigenrl)iini uenutrft. 
 [CdiiBoh] ein 5Brit, Ben eine« ber ©taBt; 
 gerif^te an 3{entniei|ler in Ber ©inBt erliifn- 
 
 CwavelkiiKi) gavilkind, (l>. IV. ga- 
 vaeh t. [i)iVd)fdfpr.j Bie gleid)e Grbperrijei; 
 lung iinrer !5riiBern. ISri^O""- 
 
 Ciiaveliiiaii) gav'ilman, «. Bvr 
 
 €>iavellU«d, gav'ilmed, *,. bai 
 ■OTAi^en jiir iJroljne. | 
 
 GEA 
 
 Oavelock, gav'iok, (ongrtf. SB.) 
 
 ». bie eiferne <8red)|1ange ; Bii6 (ann'fd)eit. 
 
 Cravelrip, gaviirlp, *. bni ©rnten 
 jur 5-nM)ne. ^ ['Jro^ne. 
 
 Cwavel^vork , gav'iwurk, «. bie 
 
 Ciravot, gav'ut, (fr. gavotte) «. 
 [Innjf.] bie (SiiPDtte. [fopf. 
 
 Ciratvby, gaw'bi, «. t Ber Butiim. 
 
 fj^awd, gawd, t. e bie Snpperei. 
 
 Cfrawkf giwk, (nngflf. gaec, geac) 
 *. [Sd)L>tri.] I. ber®iui(J), ©iiifalr^pinfei. 2. 
 ber Jturtiitf. 
 
 Cirawliy ) giw'ke, adj. o biimui, [in» 
 tifd), tolpij'd), einfnitig. - «. ber lolpel, 
 (Jinfiilti-pinfel , 2>uninifopf. 
 
 Crawu, giwn, t. ber 3n6er, bie 
 ■iJntre , Ber (3d)ppff libel. [pertly. 
 
 f^a^l'Sie, (ri1)i>tt.) plump; jolly, 
 
 C>}ay, gd, (fr. gal) adj. i. inilig, nuin* 
 rer, itbijUd). 2. gepn^t, gbinjenb, fd)c>o 
 (}. ©. ivleiB;. 3. eiiJiorBnni.] bciietelt, be» 
 raufd)r. [ [Oerri.) iai 2?ilb. 
 
 Ciray, ». 1. t Ber <)5n9, Sienulj. 2. 
 
 Oayety, giete, )s. i. Die SiiiTig. 
 
 Cpiayiiess, ganes, y feit, iyhinter* 
 feit, 5rijl)lid)feit. 2. bie ©ct)aferci. 3. bie 
 i)5rad)t, Ber ©iiiot, ^ui;. 
 
 fjiayly, gale, ade. 1. Illjlig , fr5(). 
 lid). 2. pnid)tig. [frofjlic^, 
 
 Oaysunie, gi'sum, adj. f luflig, 
 
 Cp}az(;, gaze, (gr. agazomai?) v. n. 
 
 a) flnrren, flicreii. b) (at, on, upon) (^inen) 
 nnilarrcn, aiitliuinen (neugierig , jlnrr rtn« 
 
 Ciiaze) V. a. •}• nnifiirren. (frljcii). 
 
 €>iaze, *. 1. Ber ilnrre ^lirf, bai ^iw 
 (Inrren. 2. Ber niigeilnrrte ®egen|1iinB. 
 
 To be, to stand upon the -, at (a) -^ 
 nnflniincn , nnftnrren. [Ber SajinBljmib. 
 
 Ciraze-llUKUd, ga^c' liotind, «. 
 
 Cfrazeful, ga/.e'fui. adj. i)in|laniieiiB. 
 Cirazel, gaz'el, (fr. gazelle) s. [Jta* 
 
 tiirg.l Bie OJiijeUe. ['Jlnl'lirf. Si-emser. 
 
 fnazeiiieiit, gizemem, «. ■}■ bet 
 
 €«lazer, ga ziir, «. Ber >2ln|liiuiienBei 
 03a|frr. 
 
 (wazet, gazet', ( (it. gnzeila> «. 1. 
 
 €>razette, ^ Bie Seitiing. 2. eiiu 
 
 nite iieiiejiaiiifd)e ©d)ciBe!iuin}e. 
 
 €>iazette, v. a. ni eine Seitting eiu< 
 rilcfen, in einer 3eifnng aiifiiiiBigeu. 
 
 Cirazetteer^ ga/etieer', s. I. bee 
 3eining6fc^reit>fr. 2. b(\6 Seifiingssviijrter* 
 bud). 3. Ber 3eiti'"flfifiiger. 4. ber iitel 
 einer 3eit>mfl- 
 
 fTiaziug'StOCkf ga'z'ngstok, s. I. 
 Bie nut i5eriu1)niiig niigerel)ene -JJerfon. 2. 
 ba6 SBiinBerBing, ®d)aiirpiel. 
 
 (nazuii, gazuon', (fr. 5IC.) ». [»Je» 
 flnngeb.J ber -Xaim. Ifrieren. 
 
 €Weai , jeel, (lat. gelo) V. n. * gc« 
 
 Ctiear, gcer, (angclf. gearwian, gy- 
 rian; gearwa ; gar; Ijpll. gaar) #. 1. Bie 
 itlciBnng , Bas (J)en)anB, Ber 3eiig, ^injiig. 
 
 2. a) Ba* ®rfd)irr, ©enitl), (iiejeng (fiir 
 il)iere). b) pi. Bie <&triiiige (jnm 3'el)eii) 
 
 3. [Sd)orfl.] a) bai iineg^fleratl), Bie 9{ii« 
 (lung, bai 3f"fl. l») ba6 SBernipgeii, bie 
 Jpabe. c) bii* ijian^gcrarl; , bie •0)ii)Peln. 4. 
 t a) bie 'S)<i(t)t, 21ngclegeiil)eit, ber ipanbel. 
 
 b) Ber iaiiB. Spebsser. o ber 9liifjng Shak. 
 5. Ber ©ti'ff, bic ^nare, bnij 3eii(j. 6. pL 
 jeerz, [-War.] bie ilarfeeie. 
 
Fate, f?ir, f.'ll, fat. Mi, met Fine, fin. N6, m6ve, nor, got, 6fl, ciSud. Tube, tub, full. t//iii, Tllis- 373 
 
 GEA 
 
 Head -gear, Der ^rpfpii^, ba6 Xop\s 
 jeuo- Nig lit--, t)n« g?ndKfleiB. 
 
 To bring a man to tlie gearx, eiticn 
 SRotrot'en vox itm fleiiien ©angipifl (Iriiftii. 
 To be in one's gears, f im 6)>inge cb. 
 in giitrm 3iia' (tin- 
 
 Ciear^ v. a. antUiim. 
 
 Cneason, gee'm, adt. * fttttn; un> 
 fltnj5f)Mli(t) ; luull^erbnr. Spchser. 
 
 Cneat, gcei, (l;uU. gnt; t. [©(^111(1)1).] 
 
 Cweck, (fd)ott.) to toss the h ead 
 In wantonness ofscorn;jeered. 
 
 Oeck, gck, t. <■ Dtr &c<t, Irppf, 
 Starr, 2>iniiiiifi>pf. -. ». a. " anfiilircii, 
 
 Ci}ed, (\(t)on ) a pike. [gi-(frii. 
 
 CJee, jce, / (Gee- ho) interj. ((S)e: 
 
 lee, S flf'"')- i'"" ''"' "^^ •'»»*; 
 
 Ou^nif Oct Juljrleuto i»i)'. l)ott! - c.n. o 
 gef)cn , {)(ficil)Cii. 
 
 CiieeKe, geese, «. p/. 0. Goose. 
 
 Oeemt , geesi. <. |0)rol.] ttr ^ii: 
 fdutt , iit >Jliifd)iuriiiiiiuii<} Olid ciiirr frut;rrn 
 geit. 
 
 €>!ef , jif , ^ (^lefi'irj. I'on 
 
 CJelTry, jirfri, V Geoff ry) «. 
 
 Cwt'lTery, VOiiiiiie) (S>ottfrif^. 
 
 Ciielieuua, g^iien'na, (gr. geennu) 
 «. bir Spi'dr. 
 
 deir, gicr. «. • ber Qitin. 
 
 €ji«*izeuefl, ^ (I'd^rtr. ) gushing; 
 
 CaeiM-tieiKi, ^ leaky. 
 
 Ciielaltle, jelabi, (u. lat. geluj at(J. 
 gffnrrb.ir. 
 
 Ciielatin, jelai'n . (fp. 11. i'. p<-i>< 
 tina) *. |&i)i-iii. u. $f)oriol-J t)ie Cbadrrte. 
 
 Celattn, ^ ^ > .-i:. 
 
 fiielatiiiuuS) J^lat'^uijs, ^ qatlnt> 
 flrtijj. ^ 
 
 fiSelatiuate, jeiacinite, p. n. fid) 
 in ®iiHfrte l>crll)lUl^elll. Kikwan. - t. «. 
 ill fVJndrrte Ufnuntltcln. Ge latina't ion, 
 s. tit SScnpaiiCliiitii in M'lllcrtr. Gel 'at i- 
 Bixe. V. n. fid) in Oiiifli^rte i>rni<<in&elM. 
 
 Oeidf geld, iaiioeir. gild; \<t)m. gald; 
 ban. gieldi ^ u. iiiir iicd) in nitcn Oirfr^rn 
 U. Si'riiniiiienrt^iinjjeti, j. 35. Dantgeld, 
 Danegett, Werrgrld, ^u fillben, «• Cue 
 (SicID , lit 'Hbqabt. 
 
 Ciield) (griii-n, QtUtn; t>a». gilder) 
 praet. II. pp. gelded OD. gelt, r. a. I. ai 
 geltcii, railriien, i<cnd)ni;ii>cn , tiitnitiniit-n. 
 i) irfldiidjen (^firBe). 2. ± a; ftijlnrcn. b) 
 pcritihinudn. Ifdjneirir. 
 
 iMelfler, geld ur, #. ^er©cIu•r, 2Jfr= 
 
 fMeltler- r<»8ey geld iir-roze, t. 
 I53pt.l a) Die ipclDtrrofe, Cer Stftiiirctiifl. b) 
 eiiie 9lrt (£piir|linit>«. 
 
 Ciielttinjt:^, gel'ding, «. btt ®eltli!it)i 
 (^el01l^t'r^) Drr 'lUiiddd). [rtilt. 
 
 fiielid, jel id, (i,it.) adj. (iffnlt, I'eljr 
 
 fiSelidity, Jelid eie, ^ s. bit ^U-. 
 
 CiielidueSS) jel'dnes, ^roltf, QtrpC 
 
 Ka'.tt. 
 
 Cielly, jel'le. (fr. gelee) #. 1. («l(t)f.l 
 
 bit ®rlre, ©ii'-je. Wiillfrre ip. Siriid). £bfl 
 le.). 2. bit ©ntlrrii:, fiirbriflf Cfiibjt.inj. 
 
 fjielt, gelt, yp. V. geld. 11D.lllad>. 
 
 €)ielt, «. i- brr 0)tlriin{ji ilrip>.tin ; 
 
 (lielt, ». t Bn« 9{niird)!]^i&; fit i>»r: 
 fPl&ftf Ci6irfliid)t. Spesser. 
 
 tieutf Jew, Uat. geinbta) «. 1. l^cl.J 
 
 GEN 
 
 bai 9Iufle, bie ^no6pc. 2. bet G-be(|lfin 
 (au(b i). 3. t 6er -Jlngapfel. Shar. 
 
 Oeiii, B. a. I. mit ©belfleinen befe^en. 
 2. 1 i'ct)niucfen, }irrcn. 
 2. England is studded and gemmed 
 wiiii castles and palaces. W. Irwino. 
 
 Oein, t>. w. ^ ilnoipen, 3(u(jeii bt-. 
 roiuinen, iiii^rd)l<i{jen , fiiorprn. 
 
 Cweiiiara, gemara, #. (3ubentl).l 
 bit Weinnra (Per iipeite Il;eil bti lainiub6). 
 
 CiemariC) gemat'ik, adj. jur Q)e> 
 mnrn geljorifj. 
 
 Cieiuel, jeni'mel, (lot. gemellus) 
 «. (^erlb.J bxM ^iirtr. 
 
 G e in e I - r i n g , ber ^ItdfttinQ. 
 
 fiSeinelliparuus y jeainieli'p'- 
 panis, (i>. lat.) adj. 3iuiUinge gcbnrtiib. 
 
 fneiniuate) jeui'meuite, (Int.) V. 
 a. t piTtuppein. 
 
 f>ietniuation, jemmenA'shun, «. 
 bit Wirbrrl)oliiii(), SBcrboppfltiiif]. 
 
 fjJeiiitui, jeiu'eiii, Uiu. W.) «• pi. 
 
 1. (luortud); ^^l■ SiPi'luiiie, bat ^iinr. Shak. 
 
 2. I'ilflriMi.J bir 3iuiaing(. 3. l^nat.J bie 
 3iviUitii)5iuiiifrlii. 
 
 Cnciiiini! mterj. o Odiiiiii! 
 
 CiieillinuuSf, jeui'meniis, (lat.) adj. 
 be\>\)<n , til "Jjiiiircn , geboppeir. 
 
 CiSeiiiiiiy) Jem'iueue, «. bie 3iu>l' 
 lingc, bae '']5>uir. Shak. 
 
 fiSeiilllta) jein'nia, «. bUd @teill|'i)li. 
 
 Cneininary, jem mari, (Geiu'- 
 111 ar; aiij. (icrlflillii: bttrrjftnb. — s. b\\6 
 v£d)nuirff.n|ht)fn. 
 
 iiieilllliation, jemmi'sliun, (lac.) 
 t. ['HvLi bn6 AiuMpiiitriribrii, ittuC|'(t)lag«ii ; 
 bie 3cit br6 Aiioipnitri'ibeiie. 
 
 fiteillllieuutt) Jeiu'nieus, a(</. |u 
 brii 6'tcl|leiiicii i]t't}uriij, eocltli;iii>, oeiiiiiictit 
 artig, (^'biii'tciiicn iv nltd). 
 
 fiieillllliparUUII , jemiuip'parus, 
 adj. I'Jjot.J rtii.jcimiii'enb, fiii'rpci'.triribijiib. 
 
 Ciieiiiinusity ) jeuimoa'eic, t. bii» 
 CiJemiiKiiiirtigf. [35ri(liin[. 
 
 (Heiiiiiiu^v, jeiu'niA. t. btt buppeiie 
 
 Cneiiiiiiule, jein'iuule, s. ber ricine 
 G'belileiii; bie fUinc iinoiVi!. 
 
 €>ieiniiiy, jeinme, adj. 1. &bcl|1ri> 
 lien iMjiHid), ghiiijeiib, rd)ininu-riib, poller 
 ^belileiiic. 2. neti, I'aiiber, \d)n\»d. 
 
 Citeiitote, jeiiioie', (iiiigcif.; t. " bit 
 i^erriiiniiiliing, 3iiriiiiiiiiciifiiiift; bai 6)erid)i 
 Der ^utibrrt. 
 
 CiieMdarill, jendanu', (fr. gendarme) 
 «. [Jninlr.l ter I'.iiibPetrer, ©tnigfiireiier, 
 I'anbPraiioiirr, i'uiiDiiigrr, ©eitbarin. 
 
 fiieiidariiiery , jeuJar'nniii, «. 
 a) Die OieiiCiiriiifne, L'.uiPreiterei, bii6 SaiiDi 
 iiigerfcrpf. b* Pie teibiuiidji- HtiMe 
 
 tneiidery jeu dur. (fr. genie) t. I. 
 ■■■ bie ©lUniiig, lUrt. Smak. 2. b.i6 (mA»n» 
 ltd)e Ob- ii'i'ibiiil)e) (»efd)led)t. 3. l(SJrrtnim:J 
 
 Dil6 (J)frd)lfd)t. 
 
 fjiender, p. a. a) )riigeii, er)eiigrn. 
 U) 1 erinigeii, tjen'oruriiigtii. - r. n. a; 
 fid) brgarren ob. pniireii. b) |)rrfen. 
 
 €i<eiieal«>f;'iC'al , jewealmlje'ekal, 
 adj. griieim'gurt), (iirrd)Jed)r6.., ©lamin... 
 CiJiiiim u.). 
 
 Ciieiiealo^ist, jiiieal'ojist, «. brr 
 «fiieiiU>g, cs}cid):rd)i«tiinM(|e, ffl(f(^)ic<l)t8< 
 irrfd^T, (»e|VV>t<^(6bei4)rribrt; 
 
 GEN 
 
 Gienealoifize, jeneal'^jtze, ». u. 
 Die ®efd)id)te ber tJJerd)!ed)rer erjnl;len. 
 
 Cienealoify , jencal oje, (gr. ge* 
 nealogia) t. 1. Die (^oiiealpgit, bai ®tt 
 fd)(ed)t«regitler, <Stnnimregi|ler, bie ©tnmiii. 
 tafel. 2. bie Qlenealogie, ®ef(^led)(£lc^rr, 
 ®erd)red)t6funbe. [bat. 
 
 GSeuerable, jen'eiabi, adj. crjeug* 
 
 Oeueral) jenerai, (fr. 2i5. p. lat. 
 generalis) adj. 1. j a) arigcniein. b) (^twu 
 ra(... (Serrammlmig jc), ^nupr... 2. % 
 gemeinf(ftnftli(^, geineinfam. Miltom. 3. ge« 
 mein, geiu&l^nlid). 4. (in Sejiel;ung auf 
 SDurbfii) ®eiiernl... 
 
 General acceptance, (i^anbrl] bif Un* 
 bebingte 91iinal)iiie. - average, [i^anbet] 
 bie gru^e iS>aferei. To liave a — invitation, 
 ein fur aHenial eingelaben fein. Tu take a 
 -leave, ubernti aint^ieb neljinen. - ear, bai 
 Cit)t bti $iiblifum<. Shak. - gender, bat 
 genieine ©efinbel. Shak. A savngeness af 
 - assault, fine 2S3iibl;eit, iveldje Die gniije 
 Ougenb ongreift. Shak. -filtli, bie gemeine 
 Dime. Shak. 
 
 Oeiieral , «. I. ba« 9ingriiu'inc, 
 Qiaw^t. 2. HJ?inr.j ber ©eneral, $eerfi"il)ret, 
 {}elDI;err. 3. (ein IrvinMicird)lag) brr i^twf 
 raimnri"c<>. 4. ber General (eine« geiill. 0»» 
 beii6;. 5. t a) bi\6 SEoif, ber grnjie 5pai(fe!U 
 b) bai offfn'l'dje 2Di'l;l pb. OnteniTe. Shak. 
 
 In general, tin ^(Igenieinen pb. ®ait« 
 Itn, ubcrl)aiipt. 
 
 Major-general, ber ©eilfrnlninjoj. 
 Brigadier- — , ber 25riflabegeiitral. 
 
 CiieueraliNMi ■•■€», jeiieialis'kjni&, 
 (it.) «. ber Dbcrurfrljlfljaber, DberfeJbljerr, 
 Dbergeiieral , 03. neraiiiTiinufi. 
 
 Ciieiierality, jciieral'ete, «. I. a; 
 bie <Jlllgruieiiil)fit. b) Die alltiniiriiie •iitu^f 
 rung. 2. ber ijrt'6-tc oD. inciile il;fil. 
 
 Clieneralizatioii, jeueraUJk'- 
 ihiin , f . bie 93t'rnlli]ciiieiiirriing. 
 
 Cieneralize, jeneralize, 0. a. 1. 
 perangenieincit , generalifiren. 2. auf ria 
 ®efd)icd)f jiiruiffiil)rtii (-liiijrter). 
 
 Cnenerally, jvnerale, adv. 1. itn 
 Singeineinen, allgeineiii, ilberljaupt. 2. niei< 
 |leii6 , gt-ineiiiiglid). 
 
 CMenerallieSS , jen'eralnes, «. bit 
 5lflgeiiiciiil;eit; ®eii'oi)iiiid)reit , oftere 2lJiB» 
 ber^oluiig, bai 0')eivol)Ulid)e. Sidnev. 
 
 (neneralsiiip, jen'craUliip, «. l. 
 bie Obirbifeljl5l;aberfd)afi; bie Wtncral*. 
 jlclle, ®eiieraI*iuuiDe, ®fiu'rair(t)aft. 2. Sie 
 (gcrd)i(fre) Scitung. 
 
 €iieueralty, jln'eralii, «. f di« 
 "Klflfinciiiljeit, Da* ®aiije. 
 
 iiseiierailt, jenerant, (Int. gen*. 
 rans) t. Die 3i'"iJ"ii|l'ifrafi. 
 
 iiieuerate, jeneiite, tiat.) p. a. 
 l.jeiigeii, grbaren. 2. i crieiigen, Ijcrpor* 
 briiigeii. 
 
 fireiierate, p. n. fttf) fortpftauien. 
 
 tiieiiera(i«»Uy jeiicrAsliun. *. i. 
 bie (S-rvugiiiig ^iriuTbrindiiiig, ibilMing 
 (P. IDiteii 2C.>. 2. \ bit ®riirrarioii, a) bic 
 3fuauiig. b) bai (i)eid)Ii'd)t (®lirb; bie "Jib* 
 llaiuiuniig, Sanillie, 9iiid)fi>iiinienid)aft, brr 
 ©taiiini). c) ba6 ■JJieiintJi'iK/ ©ffitjlet^tst, 
 3eitnlter. 
 
 (•ieiierafivef jen'erat'v, adj. a) 
 
 ieugriib. b^ fpriy^ai^tub, c> frut^iDoc 
 
i574 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n^r, got, 6H, cl6iid. Tube, tub, f6ll- t7/in, TFIis. 
 
 GEiN 
 
 Generatire faculty, tat 3cugung£: 
 
 Dettnoijcn. 
 
 Cneuerator, jenliaiur, «. 1. 6er 
 
 ©r.ieiujer, Die ericmjiiiCe oC. Snigiiiifl^rr.iff. 
 'i. [Danipfni'if*-! ttr DampffeiTel (in »uel= 
 d)eni Stimvr erieuflt imrD;. 3. [OKuf.] Ber 
 ipaiiprnniiiDtrnt. 
 
 CfJeiieriC , jeiier'ik, ( a-U- (\t-- 
 
 treiierical, jeiier'ckal. ^ ntrifd), 
 ()«lrt)Ui1)tlu1), gattiina6.icl;ijrig, (!>it\d)UA-)t& . ., 
 GJiittnniji. . . — udv. Geiier'ically, 
 gtiiinid), ijfrcf);ed)tlict). 
 
 CWeiierOSity , jenlros'ele. (lat.) s. 
 1. iit 'JrcigcDigfetr; @rogljcr.ii(jfeit; (iitof,- 
 imtti), Drr (^Dcltmitl). 2. f i>ie l;ol;e ©etutrr, 
 Ber '2lbel. ^ Shak. 
 
 (jieiierOUS, jeuerus, (lat.) adj. 
 1. t cBel (u. J>«r ejeourt), uortifl;m. 2. 
 flrrgl)cr}ig, eCclinurljig, groMmiitl;i!j. 3. frei; 
 gtOig. •». ± a) eCcl, ftart, t'orrroffltd) , geifh 
 nirt) t253eiii jo. l«) l>o((, uberflicpeiiD (4>e: 
 <btr> ; reid) beliiDeii (Intel), c) e&el, imuljig 
 (9{eniier lo ; fiihu (u. ivilBeii tl;iertii). — 
 adv. Gen'erously, tM; eoelmiithig ; 
 freigibig :c. i , i j 
 
 CneneruusneSS, Jen'eruHiie*, 4. 
 1. eie (Srojjljerjigfeit, (5)n)^murl). 2. tie 
 greigct'igfiit. 
 
 fMeuesix, jen'csis, (gr. 2D.) *. l. 
 [Ibit'elJ fn^ crrle i^udj >J)Jo|1i«. 2. t®eom,]' 
 tie (J'iir|lcl)iitig (eiiicr Siiite :c.). 
 
 Ciieuet) jBH'iiit. (fr. 213.) ». •. 6er 
 ipaiinilje iUepper, 3cltfv. 2. [iJtaturg.J t>i< 
 ewiuttf , Oil iierrfntje. 
 
 fiieiietlliiucal , jenlt/iliakal.^ 
 
 CiKeuetlliijftC , jcnet/ilcak, ^ 
 
 (gr.) udj. t ['ililror.] .jiir 'Juirii'irat gel)i!»rig. 
 
 <Meuetllliuc«i, jeiiei/i'leaks. «. pi. 
 bit i^laiietfiUertrei , Oiiuntttdiilenerei. 
 
 Cireiietltliatic, jenei/neat ik, «. t 
 fcer 3iiitH)itnt|li'Uer. 
 
 €jienevu, jeue'va, «. I. [(iJengr.] 
 @eiir. 2, (0. t'r. genievie) tcr 2Cad)HDlDer= 
 brniiiitiunn. (Bcr iuiii'iuidm. 
 
 CiieiievailiNIll , jene vaiii^m, s. 
 
 €«euevois, jeiieva', fs.pl. 6ie 
 
 iweiieve-se, jeiie»eie. 5 (^ieiif'er. 
 
 fiieuiHl, jn Ileal. UiU. geiiialiii) adj. 
 
 I. ( Die Seugiiiig octrtffeiio; jeugeiiD , ,3i'ii< 
 gtini]^... 2. (i-bljlul), i^eiier, iiiigeiictjiii. 3. 
 bfiet'fuD, Cet'eu^ . . . i(i)ei|ler, jiim i'tbeii ii. 
 jiir '(5r5l)li(l)feu bcirniijeiiD>. 4. f muiivlid) 
 liiim Seteii geljorigi. a. geniiil, gei|lreict). 
 
 (i e 11 i a I - 1) e d , $ Das (yi^ibett, i)ratubert. 
 
 Clieniality, jcneaieii, *. 1. Der 
 5vol)Tiim. 2. Die OuuitViiiiDe. 
 
 Cirenially, je neallc. iidv. 1. gciiin< 
 tifd); niiriiriict). 2. l;eitrr, frijlilid), fri>l). 
 
 CiieiliculattHl, jenik iilaicd. ([(it.) 
 ad). (35ot.] a) fnuiig. b; gefiiitt, ijeijlirDtrt. 
 
 €ireuiCulatioil. jeiiiKUla xliun. «. 
 
 1. t25i't.J Da* iviuHige , Die fiiortge Sbe. 
 fctjafTeiihfir. 2. f Da$ ^viitrbriigrM. 
 
 Ciienii, je'nei, (i,u > *. pi. [-JWorlj.] 
 at (5)eiiicii. 
 
 Cieuio, ji'nio, (it. 20.) «. iai (bt> 
 foiiDcre) (iJctiic; Drr £onDerliitg. 
 
 CneiiiugTHpliy, jcucoggrafi, <. 
 Die l'cl)rc iumi Den (>iiiiu'ii. 
 
 Ciienip-tree, ji inp-tree, t. [93pt.l 
 ber 0>eiitjnt)nimi. 13eiigung nel)i:Yig. 
 
 CiSeuitttl) jen'etal, (lat.) aiij. jur 
 
 GEN 
 
 Genitals, jcn'etaiz, «. pi. Me S^U' 
 
 guiigsglieDet, 3':"flu''g*tl;cilt!/ BcuQimai: 
 luiTfjeuge. 
 
 Cneiiiting- , jen'net'n, t. Dec 5ol)on> 
 iii*!, 3!verg-. , :perfeii; , griil^apfel. 
 
 CHenitive, jeii'etiv, (i.> a. l&u\mm.] 
 Der ©eiiirii), 3eugcfall. 
 
 Ciieiiitor, jeaeiur, (lat.; «. Der 
 iSater, (jrieiiger. 
 
 Cweniture, jen'eishure, t. a) Die 
 (yeburr. b) Die (Siuileljuiig. 
 
 Ciieiiius, jeiieiis, (lat. 2D.) «• 1. 
 1^1)1. genii) ['iJltertl).J Der ®ei|l, ©ct)ui>gei|l, 
 0)eiiiu«. 2. Die 5al)igfeit , »Jliilage , Oiunir; 
 gaoe , bai ©eiiie. 3. i.pl. geniuses) i\\6 
 C»)eiue , Der itupf , itratrgeiil. 4. bai Qiemt 
 (Die uiigciub^nlidje &ei]1t&s, (*iiiDilDiiitg6: 
 rraft). 5. Der (Jieniui, itaratrer, 6)ei|l iOai 
 6-igeiitl;umlii1)e bti 3«italter6 ic). 
 
 Cweuuet, jennet, «. <= Det 3^'"^, 
 eai ipaiiird)e >}>revD. Shak. 
 
 €jieuoa, jen'noa, *. [®eogr.] ®enua. 
 
 Ciieuuese, jeunoez', «. pi. bit Q>tt 
 lUieiVr. 
 
 tiient, jent, adj. f attig, iktlid). 
 
 HaittStil ^ jeiiieei', (fr. gentii; adj. 
 
 1. artig , fetu (luoljlgefittet, n)i)l;lgebiIDet). 
 
 2. elegant, nnniutl;ig, angeneljin. 3. |'d)i3n, 
 auftiinDifl, l;iibrd). 4. fanber, (dfim gefieiDet. 
 
 Ciieiiteelly) jemeelle, adv. a.) fein, 
 artig. l>) elegant, angen(l;m, <tnmutt)ig. c) 
 Ijiibi'd). 
 
 fjienteelness, jemeel'nls, «. i. 
 Die 4lrrigreif, ijeiu^eit, ipi)tlid)feit, ilninut^iiji 
 reit, >)Intniitt) (Der ^erfcn, De^ jyeneljtiienS). 
 2. Die feiiien (einer ^erftni udij ©tauDe iie> 
 meuDeii,' (S-igeni'c^afren, ©iiten. 
 
 Creutian, jeu'slian, (lat. gentiauu) 
 s. [23Dr.] Der (S-njian. 
 
 tirentianella, jenshanella, «. 1. 
 [Sot. J Die Kugclvijijre, Der iJelDeujian. 2. 
 (ijarbt) Daf Diinfle J5>in>nielblrtu. 
 
 fweMtii, jeii'iil, s. 1. etne iUrt tyalCen. 
 2. Die 'MiaDe, Der 2i3iirni jiiiu 'itngeln. 
 
 (weiitile, jcH'tile, jeii'til, (lat. gen- 
 lilis) *. I. Der ipeiDe. 2. * Die ')>er|on oon 
 StanDe, Der i^urneljme. I Deii gi'l;bng. 
 
 Cwentile, adj. tjeiDnifd), ju Den ipei; 
 
 €jrentile.s8e, jemilteii', (u. fr.; s. 
 t Die 'ilrtuifiii, ipiiflu-Dfeif. 
 
 fjieiitilisli, Jen iillisli, adj. l^eiDnifd). 
 
 fireutilisiii, Jeii'iiiuiu , t. Dad S^eu 
 Dfntl)inn. 
 
 CiieiltilitiOIMSj jeniilisli'us, adj. 1, 
 national, eiiil;eiinifd), eiiiem 25olte eigen. 2. 
 angeflammt, erblid). ^ 
 
 fileilttlity, jeniil'eie, *. I. Die 91r< 
 tigfeit, gemheit, feiue iSitte, ©ifieiifeiu!;cit, 
 llrbanitai, I'ebenSart. 2. Der 'ilDel, Die oor: 
 ml;nie iperfunft oD. 'JJbfnnff. 3. t Die Seute 
 won StanDe. 4. f t>ii* ipeiDciitl;iini. 
 
 fiJentiliae, jeiitilue, o. n. mie ein 
 ipriDe Uben. Mii.ton. 
 
 fjientle) jiu'tl, adj. I. * frei, eDei: 
 bnrtig, uorneljm, won gntcm ©taiiDe. 2. a) 
 artig, fein. b) giitig, fanfi, grliiiDe. c) fein 
 (Sinne). Shak. .■}. fanft, fronim , iaijm ii'. 
 i.l)ieren).4.beiniifiigenD, fd)iiu-ljfiiDiibiie2c.). 
 5. gi'inilig ; geneigt. 6. leidjf (ooii feiner gro- 
 een SeDeutiiiig). 7. ['Stint.] - gale, Die fdjbne 
 itrtl)lr. 
 
 Gentle and simple, tornrl^ni ti. gemeiti. 
 
 GEN 
 
 Gentle weal, Die 2Bof)lfn()rt, fritbiiibt 
 ®intrad)t Der 25ijlter. Shak. 
 
 Gentlefolk, je^t pf. Gentlefolks, 
 jeii'tlfoke, jen'thokes, «. o Die uornct)men 
 Ceute. 
 
 Oeiiile, *. 1. - Der i'oriicf)ine '3Rann', 
 ^)?anii I'oii gutent SranDe oDer giiter ^er« 
 funfr. Shak. 2. Die -BfilDe, f. Gen til 2. 
 
 Cireutle, V. rt. * aDcin, oorneljm mad)eit. 
 
 Ciieiltleinail, Jeiriliuan. (fr. gentil- 
 lioiniiie) pi. gentlemen, s. l.[(S'ngl.] Det 
 (\h\<i) Dcni *Utcligen fomnieiiDe) oonicljine 
 OJfann, OJJann oon guter 'ilbfunft, iperr. 2. 
 ['JiorOam. u. ©ngl. ] Der feine, feiiijiiinige, 
 luoljlgefitrete '0}iann,*-OTaiin oon (Jrjiiljuiig 
 n. femcn ©irten, (Seuticman. 3. a) (iitei) 
 Der ipcrr. b) pi. (bei ■iUnreDen) meine >^er» 
 ren! 4. [G"ngl.] ber Bieiier, SeDieiite (cine* 
 *JKaiine6 yon uornel;nier 2lbfuiift). 5. | bet 
 ^err. 
 2. A plowman on his legs la higher than a 
 gentleman on his knees. FkasiIMK. 
 
 Gentleman by blood, Der Alltel tU'.ei 
 ®entleinan. To be bom a -, uon guter Jii* 
 inilie fein. To have more of the -, feiuct 
 au6rel)cii. - by birth. Der ®ol;n eiiieij (5)eiule» 
 man. —-commoners, [eiigl. llniufrr.J 
 erne gewiffe ^bl;ere Piaffe w\\ ©tuDcnteu. 
 - ot tlie bedchamber, Der (fiilligl.) Jianinirr* 
 junter. —-usher, Der itaininerOicntr. — 
 of the long robe, o Der »21Duofat. --hours, 
 o Die fpaien ?iad)t|"tunDen. 
 
 Ciientleiiianlike,jeii'tlmaiiiike,> 
 
 CHeutleiiiauly, jeu'tlniaiile. ) 
 adj. a) ani'tanDig, Ijbflid), arrig. b) n)ol)igc« 
 fiftet, femfinuig, fid) luie ein -iDiaiiii oon gutti 
 ganiilie iinD uon SilDiiiig »enel)inenD. 
 
 Creutleiitanline.«s, jentlman- 
 lenes, «. b<\6 aii|lanDige Seiiei;iiien oD. iSet 
 tragen. 
 
 €wentleilianslli|l , jen'tlinanslnp, 
 t. 1. Der uorneljnif ©taiiD. 2. Das nrcige, an* 
 llanDige, t»)ol;lge|'tttete 25encl)nien, ibeiieymen 
 ernes ®ciirienuui. 
 
 CiceiitlenesS) jiu'tlnes. s. I. f Die 
 uorneljine 'ilbrunft. 2. * Das anilaiiDige ibe» 
 neljnien, Die fciiien, eDlen ©ittcn. Shak. 3. 
 Die ©anfftnuti;; ®efalligfeii; OJtiiDe, ®nre. 
 4. * Das 2i5ot)livo(len, Die ®unil. Shak-. 
 
 Ciieutles, (fd)OIt.) great folks. 
 
 CiieutleMllip, jeii'tUliip, s. '^ bat 
 ani'liiuDige Seiieljineii oDer 2)etragen, Die 
 ipaltung cincS oornel)iiicn ■OKaime^. 
 
 CweUtlewUlliaU, jen'tlwuiuuil, «. 
 
 1. Die Baiiie, Da* (Jraiieiijininu'r oon giitet 
 {Janiilie, o. ©tanDe, o. 33iiDuiig , u. (IrjiB" 
 Ijuiig, 0. feiiien ©irren. 2. Die iCamnicrjuiig* 
 fer, Kamnierfran (eiucr ooriul)iiieii iyraii). 
 
 3. ais iird aiiS ipb(lid)feiti and) \. 
 
 G e n 1 1 e w o 111 a 11 - 1 i k e , ciliriii Sraiieio 
 jiininer oon guter >Jlbfuiifr geiiiaij. 
 
 fneutly, jent'le. adv. I. lanft, frcunbi 
 lid), mit -3)iilDe. 2. fanft (bernl}ren !i-.). Siiar. 
 
 €itint**Oj jentoo', t. Per $inDn, 3ii« . | 
 Dojlauer. j 
 
 Ciientrice, (fc^ott.) gentility. 
 
 €»!entry, jen'tje, j. l. Der l;olJe©tan^, 
 Die oorncl;ine •Jlbfiinfi. Shak. 2. S) [©■ngl.] 
 Die (uad) Dein -Hbtl foniuieuDcu) iu>nief)meu 
 Seiite, 25ornel;nien. b) Die Scute von ©rjie* 
 l)ung 11. -iJiiDuiia. 3. Die ictime 2ydt, i^'rrert. 
 
 4. * Dii; ■artigffit, cyefatligfeit. S*a«... 
 
Fate, far, fall. faf. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move. n6r, got, Oil, cloud. Ti'ihe. Ii'ib, full. th\n, THis. 375 
 
 GL?4 
 
 Gemiy, (rd)Dtt.) ne«t, trim, ele- 
 gantly 1 1) r III e d. 
 
 C}«nuf lection, jendflek'ahun, (v. 
 Int.) t. tit itiiiebeiigiinti. 
 
 Genuine f jenuin, ((at.) adj. ad)t, 
 n>nl)r, rtm, nnturlid). — adv. G e n ' u i n e I y, 
 &iin K. [^t(bH)tn, die\ut)t\t. 
 
 Genuineness, jeu'uiiiiie«, *. Me 
 
 Ciieiius, je'iiux, 1.1. W.y pi- g e n u « e » 
 CO. genera, #. [OJlffenidj.J »a« ©C|'4)Ud>t, 
 bit (i).uniiifl. 
 
 Oeocentric, jeoseii'trik, (gr.) adj. 
 [^llrun.] ati^iciurifct) , eiiitriei >})iit((lpunft 
 iiiit ^fr dree (jnbenb. 
 
 Cieode, je'ode, (gi.) «. [^itltxdlq.] 
 bcr ?lMfr:, .ftlopperiltin. 
 
 Cieotlesy, jei'idesi, (gr. geodaUia) 
 #. (OJeoin.J tie 5«lfnie6fiin(l, ©fi'Otfif. 
 
 Geodetic, jeodei ik, ( adj. {lir 
 
 Geodetical) jcudet'ekal,^ '^tli' 
 nirgrtiiiA griiorlg. 
 
 Geodirerous, jiodit'ferua, (gr.) 
 a'(;. [(5)eo(.j Alapperileine i)ervor»rtiigtnfi cO. 
 (« halten&. 
 
 GeofflTry, jef fri, «.(9?nui«) ©cttfrieC. 
 
 Geog-uost, ji'ogiiosi, 4. ti(x c^eo' 
 (jnort (GrCtuntige). lflui>|liic^. 
 
 Geog-nostic, Jeogiioi'tik, <i>0'. ato-. 
 
 Geogonic, jeogonik, adj. QtociO: 
 nifd), jiir i^tofloiiie o6. (jrCtiu|li:t;uinj*ieljre 
 flfljBrifj. 
 
 Geogony, jiog'gini, (u. (jr.) «. tit 
 ©fogonie, GrDeiuilfljiiiifleliiljrc, GrOfr^eu! 
 Siino^ii'ljre. 
 
 Geograpiier, jeoggrafur, (p. gr.) 
 «. ttT GJi'i'sir.ipl), (JTDt>frd)rnt>fr. 
 
 GeOgrapiliC, jeugraf ik, } 
 
 Geogrupliical, jengrai'ekai, ^ 
 «<<>. flfoflriipljii'd), erP6errt?ri:ibeiie. — udv. 
 Ceograplricnlly. a(Oiiriipt)l|'(t). 
 
 Geograpliy, jeog giaiA, (gr.) «. 
 1. etc fflri'flrapl)ie, (j-rebtrdjreibuiio- 'i. (t'l* 
 eiiie QTbberdjreibung rtul}iiiientii! i&utt); tie 
 ffleogrnpliie. 1 H'ond), erMel)ria- 
 
 fneological, j^olod'jekal, adj. ^tO: 
 
 Geologist , jeolloji>t, «. cer Oitv. 
 
 Ipfl, (i-rbtiiuCme. lluflx. (^rtfiinbc. 
 
 Geology, j^ol'Aje, (gr.) t. Die ^(o> 
 
 Geoinaucer, je oiuantdr. (II. qv.) 
 «. ber ^)>uiif[irivi)t)rr.ii]rr , \)>iiiirtirruiiril(r, 
 (i)euiii>int. [uiAiine, ^)jiiiiriirruiiil. 
 
 4iteoinancy, j^ omaiike. «. ne (^em 
 
 Geoinautic, jcuiuau'iik, adj. gei<: 
 nmtitii'd). 
 
 Geometer, jiom'iiir, (u. gr.) «. 
 bet (iJei'iiierer, •OJiffefiiiiriler, 'JXcbfuiibifle. 
 
 Geoii>etral,jcniu eiial, \ 
 
 €ii<*OllietriC, jei'imaliik, \adj. 
 
 €>ieoiiietric»l, jcoinii'trekal.) 
 fleplllfrrnd). — ade. Ueoiuet'ricAlly, 
 jeomernid). Iber Weonieier. 
 
 Geometrician, je6ui*iri»ti'M, «. 
 
 Geometrize, jeonrtirjze, v. m. 
 jfomeiriiVt) ortfaOr"'. inrfffii. 
 
 Geometry, jeom mene. (v. or.) «■ 
 (ie Oleonietne, '0)ie§riiii|l, 6°rbini-^riiii|l. 
 
 Geoponic, jei'iponik, ( igr.) 
 
 Geopouical, jeopoutkai.) aiy. f 
 |um *il(fer; ober geiCbnu flfl)png. 
 
 Geoponics, jcopoir'ks, «. pi. bie 
 
 tJelbb.ui., •JlcffrbiliifiiiiPe. |(5)roriii(iii. 
 
 , Georauia, j4u</|wji, (^.) «. {>a« 
 
 GER 
 
 Geordie, (fdiott.) bit ®uin<e. 
 
 George, j6ije, (fr. -iC.) ». l. (3iame) 
 OJcorg. 2. bas 55ilb befi 1). Wecrg, ©eorgeiu 
 freiij. 3. 6 ber iioiitmiQlaib. Dryden. 4. o 
 bie i)alt>t ^rDiie. 5. o Yellow -, oie ©iiinee. 
 
 George-noble, eiiK <iUe Oolbniiiiije 
 (= 8 ill. 8 d. ©terling). 
 
 Georgric, Joi-jik, (gr.) adj. bie £ef)re 
 i>oiii JJeiCUiuie bfirefTiiib. - t. pi. bie "iicfer* 
 gebi(t)te, ©crrgifn (be* iBiriiil). 
 
 Georgiuna l»idus, jor'jipm-»i- 
 dii«, (iiu.i t. [•Ji|tri>ii.| (ber ijiliineo Uriiiuu. 
 
 Geoscopy, jeoj.k(ip«, <gr.) *. bie 
 GJeoi'fcpie, &rrfi'rrd)uiig, G'bfeiiiimip. 
 
 Geotic, jeoi'\k. adj. jur Grbe gel)6rifl. 
 
 Gerauit, jiranh, «. [Q-ngl.! em &t. 
 ri(l)i, tM ber (jribifdji^i uoii Ciuiterburp jiiin 
 Jiriiiniiigeniame lufert. 
 
 Geranium, jeri'ii^um, (gr.) •. 
 [ibot.J b.i4 ©ernmiiui, ber ©tprdjiV^iinbel. 
 
 Gerard,jerrard, J. (Ofiime; t!)erl)iirb. 
 
 Gerbe, jirb, (fr. -Si.) ». I:g>erib.J bw 
 ©arbe. 
 
 Gerent, j^reut, (liU. geren*) adj. 
 trageiib, fu>}i^<'>C (<<< Vicegertnt). [fait. 
 
 Gerfalcon, jer'i^wkii,«. ber(^eier< 
 
 Germ, jeriu, «. l. [ibvt.i ber ileini. 
 1. 1 ber Jieiiii (eriU llripriiiig). 3. bex :(>al)> 
 neiuriK. 
 
 German, Jer'uiaii, dat. grrmanua) 
 ad;. I. "^ uerivaiibt, ivirfiid) }ugel)ijrig Shak. 
 I. leiblK^ (iiaije penuaiibc). - *. ber 2Jitter, 
 •^niber. Sh*k. 
 
 Cou»iiii gernian. (yfrd)iui(lerfiiiber. 
 
 German, adj. beiin'it, hiuiVt;. - «. 
 I. ber, bie AJeiirftDe. i. im i)eund)e (b. 
 feprafte). 3. COiaiiu) (i)eriiiaiiu6. 
 
 Genuaa - time, bie QuerflDie. -- 
 ocean, bie ^l\>t!>\tt. —-text, tippogr.J 
 bie graftiirfdjrift. 
 
 liigli Gernian, ba; 5ppd)beiltr(bt. 
 
 Germander, jennan'diir, (fr.) «. 
 [^vt.\ ber 0>»uiiaiiber, 35iiil)cnge(. 
 
 Tree germander, brr 5xilimgnm(ll1i 
 ber. Water-, bcc l'flct)ciifiiobiau(t>. Wild 
 -, iai 95trgipiiieiMiii(l)t. 
 
 Germanic, jeniiaii'ik, adj. beiiti'ct). 
 — body or coiifederncy, ber t(l\X\&it ibllllb. 
 
 Germanism, jer'iiiaiijzm , <. ber 
 (Vienna III6III, bie beiit|°d)e i3prad)eigctil)eit, 
 •Jfebeiifnrt, 'lOiTtfiiaiiiig. 
 
 (liermanity, jemian'ete. t. bie leib> 
 ili(l)e 95eriuaiibrfd)ait. iX)eutrrt)laiib. 
 
 <iiermany, Jer'mani, «. [^rogr.j 
 
 fiiermen, j«r'niin,> p<. germ ens, 
 
 Ciieriiiin, ) «. b^r S.tim, 
 
 iSpriSBling, \. Germ. 
 
 Germinal, jemrtnal, adj. eiiieii 
 Seiiii brtrfifeiib. Med. Rep. (feiib. 
 
 €i<erininant,jer'nieiiaiit.ad>. iproi'i 
 
 inermiuate, jer'meiiite, (i>. Inc.) 
 V. n. feiiiieii , nii<i"d)iageii , fprcffen. - r. a. 
 t feimen martjen. 
 
 €>iermination, JermenA'sliun, t. 
 I. t)<ii Jleitnrii, ■}lii6rrt)lagrii. 2. [■:Si't.J bie 
 ilfiinjfif, 3eit be* ilfiinenS 
 
 fiterocomical, jerokomekal, adj. 
 t l-Wrb.J bie Cebeiiertbiiung alter Ceiite be» 
 ireffeiio. 
 
 Gerocoiny) jltok'6n4 , (gr.) «■ 
 [^eb.j bie l'ebeii*i>rfmiiijj rtUer Ceiite, bir 
 , 91»t)aii(tuiig vow ber tc 
 
 GET 
 
 Gerund, jlr'Und, «. [®ramm.] ^af 
 ®eruiibiiim. 
 
 Gesling-, ge«-liiig, -{■ f. Gofiling, 
 
 Gest, jest, (liU. gestuni) «. I. « bit 
 ■Jfjot , ^xo%t X\)M. 1. * a) bie Oieberbe. b) 
 bie Barileflimg. 3. (fr. gite) « bie DJojle. 
 4. b(ii ^erieic^iitg bee fijiiigl. 9ia|leii, Iage> 
 Teifcn. 
 
 Behind the gest prefixed for his part* 
 ing. HDct Iiiiiger aii bie 9{eire.ieit beilimiiir ill. 
 
 Gestation, jestA'siiiin. dat.) «. l. 
 a) bie ©d)maiigeri(t)aft. b) bie Iraitjtigfeit 
 (bei lljiereii). 2. iM trngeii (p. illeiberii ic). 
 3. [<%eb.] bAi 6>eriiiitirageii, .^crunifatjreiis 
 laiJen (fraiifer 'ilJerfontu). 
 
 Gestatory, jcs'titure. adj. tragbar. 
 
 Gestic, jes'tik, adj. ju Il}ateii get 
 t)i^rig, ger(t)id)tli(^. Goldsmith. 
 
 Gesticulate, je»iik'uiaie, (lat.) 
 
 0. n. 6)eberben nia4)eii. - v. a. nad)inad)cii, 
 iia(i)tiffen. B. Johxom. 
 
 Gesticulation, jesiikuiA'shun, a. 
 a) bie Gieberbung, b) tai 6)eberbeiii'piel, bit 
 (9eberbeiiitio4)ereu c) bie beflaiiiatori|ci)e4>>il' 
 tuiig, ©tcdiiiig. 
 
 Gesticulator, jesi'k'ulitur, «. bea 
 (beberbeiii)ia(f)er, G>)eberbeii|'pieler. 
 
 Gesticulatory , jekilk'ulAiur^ 
 adj. buret) Qieberbeii borileUenb, (Seberben . . . 
 
 Gesture, jestshure, (tat. gesius) : 
 
 1. bie ®eberbe. 2. bie iSemegung, ©teUiing, 
 .^alttiiig (Hi iturperd). [ten. 
 
 Gesture, ■>. <>■ mit ®eberben beglei* 
 Get, (i'd)ott.) bai fleine, juiige Jiiiib. 
 Get, gel, (aiigelf. getan, gytan, geatan) 
 praet. got (» gat), pp. got, gotten, <■ get, 
 V. a. 1. (burd) bt,ii\a))t n(le •'iiiiiM &tiva4 
 III I'einen SJefi^) befoiuiiien, erijalten, criaii* 
 gen, criuerben,neivinneii, fi4)uer|'d)affeii; (tin* 
 gefiiljr umer o friegeii). 2. (geiuoljiU. abet 
 Uiiric^tigj Ijabeit ; j. 93. 1 liave g o t no money, 
 autlatt 1 have no money, tc() l)abe feiii (Jielb, 
 3. (eiigen, eTjeugen (Aiiiber). 4. leriieii (eiiie 
 aiufgabe). 5. (geiuijijni. abet ni(t>t jierlid)). 
 g'ltien beive^en, liberrebeii, briiigeit (jii &c« 
 tva5). 6. (geiui)l)iil. abet iiid)t jierlid); mactjeii 
 (bn0 dixoai ge|'(t)iel)t) , laf[en (veran|laiteii). 
 7. aiinel)inen (eiiie ®ewot)nt)eit ic). 8. finbeii 
 (^Befd^aftigung K.)i aiifftiiben. 9. nci)meii 
 (cine jjrau). 10. To - one's self to .., ficft 
 begeben (iiac^)) ; o f(4) mnctieii (i ii iat ^tii), 
 fid) eilig begeben (in). 11. (ivul)in) fc^nffen, 
 (uia(t)eii, ia^ Oenianb iPOl^Ut gei)t). 12. jut 
 grau neljuien. Shah. 
 
 5. Though the king could not get him 
 to engage in a life of business. Spec- 
 tator. 6. We could not get the work 
 done. 10. Get thee out of the land. 
 To get friends, fl(l) ^reiilibe niad)eu, 
 To — the belter of any one, @'ilietll jlipcr* 
 i fpiumeil. To - clear, free, ready, frei, fer» 
 J tig miid)en. To - by heart, ausnjenbig ler> 
 luen. To - the slip, biird)fa(len. To - lo- 
 'geiher, jiirainnienbriiigeii, iiirauimeiiraffeii. 
 To - the day, ben ©ieg bai'Dn rragen. To 
 — any thing (money etc.) of any one, Git 
 neni G-iiua« (®elb) ablorfen. To - the wind 
 of any one, ['iJJiiir.] ©iueiii ben aoinb ab» 
 'geiuiiinen. To - a fall, fnfien, eiiien &fl(l 
 tl)lin. To — any thing done, a) C^TIvad ina< 
 d)fn lajTen. bj QrxwM frrng briiig«n- To - 
 Iwith child, |'4)waiigern. To - gone, \vj^i* 
 
GHO 
 
 unterfleigen. b) t ©ingniia fiiiBen. 
 
 To get forward, a) lueiterfDinmcn, 
 fortn'icfen, uprcucfen. b) ju Qmni, ju 25er= 
 m&sjen tommen. [uoii... 
 
 To get from, fl&fommen, roSfoimnen 
 
 To get ill, in to, a) niilaiigcii ; Ijiittiiit 
 fDmmeti , Ijiiiciiigefjen ; ftcf) luerfeu (iii). b) 
 fid) ciii|'d)(eict)eii (in SemniiDc^ @uu|1), fid) 
 (t>icfel6e; ueridjaffen. c) nnnel;ineii (eiiie 
 ©itte jC). d) to - in with ..., fid) ein: 
 rc^tneid)elii bei... To - into a harbor, in 
 eineii ipafeu einraufeii. 
 
 To get near, iinl;e fontmen. 
 
 To get off, a) tauDiiftmiiiifii. b) (d«: 
 luerDeu; (id) lB6mad)eii; eiufoimiien. 
 
 To get off from, obileigen, fjerrt&fleU 
 (jeii (uon bent ^pferte ic). 
 
 To get on, iji'iiingeu nuf..; $jDrt|"d)ntte 
 niiicpen; lueitcrftnnnien, uorri'icfeii. 
 
 To get on one's feet, nuf|lcl;en. 
 
 To get out, a; ijinnuSfoinnien, ()innii5> 
 geljcn , gel)en nu5 ... bj i (of> iid) i)txau&- 
 l)eifen, fic^ logiuicfeln (aui). To - of one's 
 depth, ten ©tunO uerlieren (im SlBnffct;. 
 To - of one'« books , eilie ©d>UlO fliUlJ 
 (>eja()ien. 
 
 Tu g e t r i d of, to — q u i t of, a) |td) 
 lo5mrtd)en (uon), fid) f)eraii6iuideln (iuu>). 
 b) nb|"rt)ritteln, lo» lucrDen, fulj uom ipaii'e 
 rd)nffen (OcmrtnCeu). 
 
 To get through, a) t!iir(^gcl;en (enie 
 SteHe IC). b) Curd)fi)niinen. c; teeneigcn, 
 
 To get to, erreid)en. luullciiDeii. 
 
 To get togetlier, jufaniiuenfoinuicn. 
 
 To get up, a; rtufileljen (uoni 35me). b) 
 f)inauftommen ; l;inaui|leigen ; eriTctgeii , ttt 
 (teigcn. c; ± (to) fid) ii'tiiCen {an). To be 
 getting up, (im ^Jjreii'e) ileigen. 
 
 To get up again. luieOet aiiffouitncn. 
 
 To get upon a liorse, jii ^JftrCe (Icigtin. 
 
 To get within, beitreten. Shak. 
 
 Ciietter, gettiir, «. i. (S-iner, bet (ki: 
 \\>a& beronimt, uer|"d)iiifi, erlangt, geiuiiiiu zc. 
 2. ©iner, ttt jeugt, Cer iBiUct, Griniger. 
 
 fmcttingf gei'tiiig, *. I. Ciie (yiian. 
 gen, 25crrd)iiffi:n, ©eiuuinen k. 2. Da6 3tu> 
 gen, Die Stuguiig- 3. Cer ®en)inii, Griucri), 
 ©eiuinit. 4. — in of payment, Die (i-uu 
 fiiiTiriiiig, ^eiiiljliiug, eer g-mgaiig (eiuer 
 ^£(t)iilDJC.). tn'd)t ii5iuer iu>ii Diei'cni KiiiDe. 
 
 Tlii.s child i\ not of his getting, er ifl 
 
 €iieWga-Wj gugi^v, (aiujclf. ge-gaf; 
 fr. joiijou; *. Dii» Spifiiuerf, Dec iaiiD. — 
 adj. uid)tig, inU'eDeiiciMiD. 
 
 CitltHiMt, (|'d>i.ut.> a gliost. 
 
 (><ltn.strul , gast'iiii, adj. * griinng, 
 grauciuu'll ; |iitct)[tiiir ; |"i1)ri'rfli<^. i>l•E^»KR. 
 — ade. Gliastfully, |"rt)re(flid), flivrf)r; 
 biiric [ilfri)!^'^-' '■!lmV!;en, Die ioDreubniJe. 
 
 CiilitilMtliiieSM, gast'ieiiei, s. DaC- get. 
 
 CiillUStly) gam le. duigclf. gaksiic; 
 uiij. I. gei|1cri)ii|t , toDtenDleid), tPOreuUl.ijj. 
 2. gniOiict), griiii5, fd)Vfcfiu1). 
 
 (nliastlieSS, gaNt'net, t. -f Die Zpd> 
 leitt'lafTe. Shak. f. Ulias 1 1 s ne ss. 
 
 tfiilieiitf gent, s. [(iJeogi'.J @3i-ut. 
 
 €iilierktu, gerkin, «. Die (^f|lg>, 
 ^leffcrgnrfe. 
 
 Cnliess, gex, -f \. Guess. 
 
 Ciiliost, gost, (rtiigeir. gnst; f)i>fl. geest) 
 t. I. t Der ®ei|l. Me ©eele (De4 -Mifnrd)!'^. 
 SiuK.. '2. tier &n\\ (.t>ut6 ^ba^i<i)ititimi). 
 
 376 Fale, fjir, fall, fat. ML met. Fine. fin. NA, m6ve, n6r, got, 611, cUuil Tube, trtl>. full. (7,in. Tlli 
 
 GET 
 
 ^en mflrf)e!i, fortfdxiffcn. He got him on 
 board , er fd)nffte ifjn <in 95i?rb , er mad)te, 
 bng er fid) ein|d)iffte. Get you gone! pndt 
 (ud) fort! He got it, I er t)at e«. 
 
 T-o get above, a) u&ertrcffen ; e« ©ineni 
 jiii'or tijiin, ©inem juuDrfonimen. b) mei|1eru. 
 
 To get abroad, a) au£fui)reii, (iU£i>Tin> 
 gen. b) unter Die £eute bringen, au£|lreuen 
 
 To get away, a) megbringen, roegfd)nf! 
 fen. b) enrjieljen, an fid) jief)en, obiuenDig 
 nifldjeii. c) ((S'inen) fi)rtt'd)nifen, mad)en, Da^ 
 ^cnmiiD fDrrgel)t. 
 
 To get down, a) f)tnunter6ringen. b) 
 t)iniinter6ringen, l)inunterrd)liiden. 
 
 To get from, juegneljineti , Jofireigcn, 
 iDinirtdjen uon ... 
 
 To get in, a) (jineins , ^ereinbringen; 
 eintljiin (Die 9lernte :c. ). b) einjtcljen , cins 
 forDern, eiiifaffiren, einbefDnitncn (®e(D). c; 
 l}inciubringeu i&iuen in (Jtiun^). 
 
 To get into, a) l)ineinjief)en, jief)en 
 (in), b) (ein Sentjtijnm tc.) 6ringen (an). 
 
 To get off, a) rtu5iiel)en (il(eiDer). b) 
 n)egrd)nffi'n, ii)egrl;un; fic^ (einer ©nd)') f"t' 
 liDiijen. c) lo^niod)Cit , (jernnSjieljen; ani 
 Dem Spii'le jictjen. d) luieDer fiott innd)en 
 (ein ©d)ifT). e) Io«6ringen; unterbringen, 
 cirfniifin ("iSaaren ic). 
 
 To get on, rtnjieljen, nnlcgen (K(eiDer). 
 
 To get out, a) Ijernufibringen , I}ernii5: 
 jiffjen, l)crau»nel)tnen. b) f)ernii6lorfen (®e> 
 heiiniiiffe). c) (of) a) ((Jinein) ()er(iii^f)elfen 
 U\\i6). b) ©inent Qtwai nblorfen. 
 
 To get over, a) (jinuberOringen, ^iu; 
 libcriiiljen. i>) fftjen, gdjcn fiber (S'lifT' ic.). 
 c) t lilienuiuDen, befeitigcn (.<S(t)witviqteu 
 ten i(.)i fic^ lD«mnd)en (uon). d) To - 
 sickness, Dai'LMi fomtnen. [betomnien. 
 
 To get through, Diircftbriiigen, butct)-. 
 
 To get up, a) niifbriiigen, niifljeben. b) 
 iDieDcr cinbriugcn. o) aiif|Tel;en nind)cn. d; 
 aiitfrid)ri'a (ein (SnflmnljD. e) nitf Die 23ijf)ne 
 bnitgcn, aiif'rTil;rcn (em ©turf). 
 
 Cwet, II. n. 1. (luo^iii) getnugen; gerfl» 
 tljen; fmnnien (inand)in. nnt^ui)t). 2.n<t) 
 iui>ljin begebcu, fleljen. 3. loerDen. i.ii ge> 
 nnnncn. 
 
 To get drnnk, betrnnfen luerben, fic^ be^ 
 trinffU. To - to shore, IniiDen. To - well 
 again, luiefcr gcfiinD lucrDen, ficft luieDer er> 
 Ijolcn. To — loose or free, fret luerDen, 1P8: 
 lucrben; fid) In^mnc^en; entfommen. To - 
 asleep, einrd)lnfeii. [fomnien. 
 
 To get abroad, riit^bflr luerDen, auS- 
 
 To get ahead, a) meiter fonitnen, iort< 
 tuden, L'lirntcfen. b) Oli'irf nint^en. 
 
 To get along, 5Jort|"d)ritte ntad)en, uor« 
 ruden , fprtriiden , iBeirerfi'ininen. 
 
 To get among, gerathen, fallen mitten 
 unter... [fid) inad)en nn ... 
 
 To get at, fiMumen nn ...; errrid)en; 
 
 To get away cD. a way fro ni, a) )vrg< 
 fpmmen. b) fid) fortmad)en , fid) eiitfenidi 
 (»on). Ifel)rfn. 
 
 To get back, jnrurffonimcn , jiirurfi 
 
 To get between, Diijiuird)en geiMiljrn. 
 
 To get before, ((fintuu i>orfi.Miiiiicii, 
 jui'orfommen. ( ten jiirfirfblfibcn. 
 
 To get behind. ijiiircMiiii fommeii, l)uu 
 
 To|;et clear, fret ii'rrDfn. 
 
 To get dewH, a) i)inuuirrft/nimcn, i)iit> 
 
 GIB 
 
 Der Slbgefc^ieDene (fcibil) in ber (Prfiteinung, 
 iai Qh]))tnH; pi. $ Die ©djnrren. 3. (d)ri|lf. 
 3{el.] Tlie Holy -, ber I)eiligc ®ei|T (Die 
 Drirre i)5enVn Der I;. Sreieiiiigfeit). 
 
 OhuKt, I), n. * ceil 03ei|1 nnfgeben. 
 -v. a. •'■ lUi (5)ei|1 l)ciinfiid)eit, ci'rd)ciMeit. 
 
 €wliostliUe,gost'like, aiO'. gei|lerl;iift. 
 
 Cwltostliuei«8, goiii'i^iie!!, «. -f bit 
 ffleiiligffu (eiiii-s iC'eri'ii6>. 
 
 C^Uustly, gost'lc. adj. I. geiiKid) (nid)t 
 flci|"d)lid) I'D. iveltiui)). 2. (ji'iiilid) ibnii ©rniibc 
 Uiid)). Shak. 3. gei|lerl)iift, gei|lerin(iBig. 
 
 C^iallulillO, jeal'loleno, (it. gialio; 
 *. Diitj ^lenptlgtU). 
 
 Cwiaiiibeaux, jeani'bo, (i>. fr.Jam- 
 be) 3. fil. <= Die il5eini"d)ieiieii. 
 
 tniaut, jj'ant , (fr. ge'ant; gr. gigas) 
 *. I. Der 3{ie|e. 2. f Der iHieie (in, in). 
 
 G i a n t s - c a u s e y. ber i>{iefeiin)fg (in Dec 
 irird)en ®rnfrd)iift 'Antrim), --killiug, 
 I "JCiercii tiifteiib. 
 
 Ciiiaut, adj. riefenljnfr, riefenmii§ig. 
 
 fjiiaiitess, jianieN, s. bit •}iie\u\n. 
 
 Cniaiitize, ji anijie, v. n. ben d{ii!> 
 en ipieleii. 
 
 fnitmtlike, ji'antlike,/ adj. riefem 
 
 Ciiautly, ji amle, j l)nft. riefein 
 
 nii'iyig; gigniuifd), ungel^eiier. (ber ■J^ufeii, 
 
 Cniuiitry, jj amie, s. f ba6 ®erd)ied)t 
 
 Ciimiit.sliip, jiaiitsiiip, «. iier 3u> 
 \hwb , Die SiiiL'iii'ctiift, in'rd)iifteiilje(i eiiietf 
 JCid'eii, Der rierenmiipige SmiiiiiD. 
 
 Oib, gib, s. I. f Die itntje ber ^nter. 
 2. >Ubfuriiiiig i». Gilbert, (yubert. - o. 
 a. t Hd) luie ein niter Sawt bciiel)men. 
 
 Ciiibbe) gib, «. t Dii6 Hire nbgelebte 
 Xl)ier, Der aire fflniil. Shaio 
 
 fibber, gibbur. (f. Gabble) r. ». 
 t faiiDenuiiirrt) ipredjen, fiiuDern, jird)eiii. 
 
 Cnibberisfli, gii>'buii«ii, s I. bat 
 ^aubenuiili'd). 2. Dii6 >l{oH;n)iiifi1) (ber &au» 
 ner so. 
 
 Ciribberisli, adj. fiuiberivalfc^, un< 
 uerflnnblid). Swift. 
 
 Cviibberisli, v. u. faubern. 
 
 Cpiibbet, jib bit, (fr. gibet; arm. gi> 
 bel) t. 1. ber 6)oUjcit. 2. ber Xlnerbauni, 
 £iuerbalfen, ba6 £liicrl)iilj. 
 
 Cfflbbet) V. a. 1. (mit up) an ben 
 (Salgen l;angcn. 2. (mit on> f an beu 
 ©d)iuenjici Ijaiigen. Shak. - v. n. am ©d)n>eit« 
 gel l)angcii. 125ogfliuilDi'ret. Adduo.1. 
 
 fiiibbier, jibbeer, (fr. \li5.) 3. t ta& 
 
 Ciribble-^abble, gib'bi-j^ai>ui, «. 
 baa ®(|"d)iiarfer, Der ©il)iiirt'i"d)iiarf. 
 
 <i}iblio«tity, gibijok'eie. ^(i>.l.> 
 
 firibboUSUeSM, gilj'busiie.'i.^*. Dai 
 
 ()ij(ffrigc, Die IjiiitfirigL' ©cr(t)iiffi'iii)eit oDer 
 (S-rljabeiiljeir ; t25iH. u. rWieb.J Der ^bdtt, 
 »iirfd. 
 
 CiiibbOUS, gib bus. (l>. lat.) adj. 
 horferig; biicfflig. — «</i;. Gi u' bo usiy, 
 luirfirig !c. [aire Kaier. Shak. 
 
 Imihcntf gib'kai, s. Der juuer, bet 
 
 Ciribe, jibe, (aiigell". giibban; fr. gaber) 
 i> «. <at) fpotten, lid) iVotrijil) aii(jerii, uer* 
 ad)riid) jVinrn iabcl aiiyern (liber). 
 
 €iiibe, V. u. i)i>i)iirii, aiifiiel)en. 
 
 Cwibe, *• Der ©pott, ipi>i)ii, Die ©^6t« 
 terei, i>cl)iiiifrferet. [ber Wibelliue. 
 
 <i}ib<;li»e, gib'bcline, *. (If. (i)ei'i1).) 
 
 (liiber, ji'bur, «. ber:jpiM;ner, ©|»»iu(. 
 
The, far, fall, fat. ML met. Flnp, fin. N6. mdve. nor, got, 611. cloi'id. Tube, tub. full. i/mo. THis. 377 
 
 cm 
 
 Cribingrly* ji'bingli, a<(». f^Df^mfc^, 
 
 ftSttifit. 
 
 CfiibletS, jib'leU. (u. ft. gibirr Db. 
 goti). gibia, Oer Slu.jel?) <• p'- Oo^ ^linfo 
 SCfioi'e, Q)iinrefleiii, 
 
 Giblet-pie. He 1pa\1ttt uoti ®^nfe> 
 (jefcbneiCe, ©iiiu'eflein. 
 
 Ciibstair, jib'siaf, «. 1. (ill Qtab, 
 nm tA6 2I3a(rer jii nu'tTeii oO. (in S3i>o( fort 
 juiVftubcn. 2. (tl}ema^6) fin ©tob, Ccffen 
 nuin fid) 6(i l(;i(r(dmp|en nuf btt £ui}ne 
 b(bi(nte. 
 
 Cfidf giH, «. bi( i^(iarrd)n(pfe. 
 
 Crlddily, gid'dele. ailv. I. rU))t)in&( 
 Ha. 2. uiibt'ildiitig; fci)iu>iiireiib. 3. unbe 
 fonncn, leidjturtifl, nnttjliiffijj. Shak 
 
 fjHddiness, gid dines, «. I. Cxr 
 @d)n)iiibel. 2. bit llnbeilmiDigfeit, SJcrdiibers 
 lid^feit. 3. bit Uiib(fonn(nt)(it , Seic^tferttg: 
 ffit, btr Stidftfuxn. 
 
 Ciiddy, gid'di, (annelf. gidig)a({/. 1. 
 fdjiviubclig, Mtimrfi(]. 2. (rd)n)inDclJ<) uiii(t)en() 
 f({)ivinbeli{). 3. fid) (mtt €(f)neftii)rrit) im 
 tLttiit bxelftnb; — oioiion. bit rofdjeivrfifibe.- 
 iveciuiig. 4. iinboldnbio , luanrdniutijii]. 6. 
 rd)ii>iiiCiclio, tciumdiib. 6. iinbei'onn(n, l(i(t)t> 
 f(rti|], I(i(t)tfinnig, fluctytig ; oibnn. 7. f (witlo 
 trunfen (i>on). 
 
 Giddy-brained,— -headed. f(^ivin: 
 ^(Ifopfin, unbfftiinfiig.unbefDnnen. --bead, 
 btx @<f)minl)clfupf. —-paced, ronnfrnP, 
 tnumclnC. Shak. —-pate, btx «£d)iuint>(Is 
 fopf. 
 
 Giddy, e. n. ft<^ fc^nffl im S.rt\ft 
 txtYjtn. - r- a. f(^n)iiiD(Iig , ivaiifcnD, iiio 
 6()1dnbi0 nintl^en. 
 
 Grie , (fcf)i<tt. ) to give; gried, 
 gave; g'ieil, given. 
 
 Oie, gi, (jiit'iinimdigri. p. guide) v. a. 
 t lfit(n, fufjKU. Chauce«. 
 
 Gier-eag-le, J«r'<gl, «■ [Oruitl;.] 
 bet ©ficrnbler. 
 
 Ciir, g'r, (P. angrir. gifan) bit fllte 
 abft rid)ti(j( <fcd)reibrtrt »oii i f. 
 
 tiitty gift, (P. give) «. 1. bit C>)ab( 
 f* bie Oiifl5 , but ©cfdjenf. 2. (b<i6 ffl(b(n) 
 bi( fflab(. 3. btti diedjt )u prrflebfM. 4. 
 bi( Q^abt, 9fJiifiir(jnb( (5d()i(if(it, Slnliiflc). 
 
 To liave in one's gift, ill Ptnjrbdl 
 Jnben. A deed of— , ein( ©djenfunfleiir: 
 
 Ci}irt, V. a. brgnben. [riinbe. 
 
 Oifted, git'ied, adj. I. ((rncbrii, {](> 
 (5)(iiff. 2. b(oabt, 3. f (rldicf^rft i f(^iPiir> 
 nicrii'd). 
 
 fi}inednesa, giftldnes. «. i. b(r 
 3mlfln6 tti ^egabtieiiK. 2. bit ©rf)iunri 
 nifwi, ber Sml'inb bti G-ri(iid)t(tf(in6. 
 
 •■•ff* 6*6 • <"• '"f- 6'gno^ "• "• '• t 
 |(iia<n, er|(ug(n. 2. mit tiiin; iparptiiK 
 pld)cn. 
 
 *»»»» <•*• glg«; ft. gigue) «. 1. bfr 
 ffrtiiVI. 2. ((in I(id)t«, iiuddiKriflf* iiiib 
 tinipniinifl(« 5Jiil)riucrf) (in Wi(j. 3. a) tit 
 (»(ifl(. bj bi( (i)igii( (itinig(r Innj). 4. ^i( 
 ^nrpunr 5. btx ©ct)iif6iirtd)(n, bai €d)iiT<= 
 bpot. 6. bai n)pfirii1r(i(, (jriK, i(id)tffriifl( 
 tD?iib(f)fn. [fenningii]; mti(f)rio, flnviiltig. 
 
 Ciii((:«nfemi, jigameaii, atij. no 
 
 Ciri^niltic , Jigan'iik, (fGigan' 
 tical. G iga n' I i ne) «<</. 1. rtdVtiiliiifin. 
 ri(f(Ml)oft, (jigantii'(t>. 2. J u. i o'fl'i""ldl. 
 uu4(4(ua 
 
 GIL 
 
 Criff-anticneSS , jlgan'ttkn**, «. t 
 
 bi( 9{ifrc:iqro6c. 
 
 CHigrautulosry, jigamol'loji, (gr.) 
 M. bie i!llnllnl^(llng iiDcr bi( 9{iei(ii. 
 
 Oig-g^le, gig'gl. (1)1 a. gichgelen; 
 (ingeir. geagi) ». n. ti(J)irii, oufl.icftfn. 
 
 €»l«fg-le, *. ba« iiittjern, ®cfirf(t. 
 
 ^■8^8''*^') gig'e'"''i *■ (&>>>tc> b(C 
 
 tii)\xi) £>ii6 2ii(f)mniil. 
 
 diigriet, g'g'glat, ^(ilugcir. geagI) #. 
 
 fml^ff\t:t^ > btii l(i(i)ttcrcige 
 
 tml^lnty gig'loi, ; ^)}{iib(t)(n, ivol> 
 luilinf iJijeib, bie ©tninje. 
 
 fiiimrlot, adj. i(id)it(rtig, unbdliinbig. 
 
 fjcigroi, jig'ut, (fr. ^.) 4. 1. a) ber 
 @pieg:, CeiiCdibraten. b) bie i^ninnieldi, 
 'B&iw6tt\x\t , btx :pnmm(l£|d)l(ig(I. 2. bit 
 <3ct)eibe, bn« ©iiicf. (gdV^wulil. 
 
 Ciiig'Sf g>g", «• [9(i<§ar|n(if.| bit ^7)ioul< 
 
 Oil, gil. ^Ibfi'iriuiig p. CSilbert, 
 
 gil'bert. $. (5J?.im() ©llbcrt. 
 
 Ciilbertine, gilbenine, «. I. b(r 
 C^ilberriner ( "J^tirgiieb iti gilb(rt. g(i|1lid)di 
 Or^(^«). 2. ndj. gilb(rtinit"(^. 
 
 fHiid, gild, f. Guild. 
 
 Cpiild, gild, (angrir. gildan, gyldan. 
 geldan; Qd\M, giilbcn) fraet. u. pp. gilded 
 Ob. giit, r. o. 1. ? pergolbfii. 2. t u(rgol> 
 b(n, % ptrgt'tlbtn. 3. mit irgenb tintm geibs 
 Iicf)(n 0toffe btbtrfen ; mit 5Miit beitrtidxn. 
 
 Gilded. I. bctriinrtu. Shak. 2. gelb. 
 
 fnilder, gfrdiir, «. l. ^cr SBeraolbtr. 
 2. ber l)i>a(tiibi|(i)t (^ulbtn, ®ulbtn (= 20 
 itiver* Ob. 38 cents). 
 
 Gliding, gil'ding, «. I. bA< S3cr> 
 giMbtn. 2. bi( SBerflOlbuiig. 
 
 ftSiles, jile», (fr. Gillea) «. I. (Wflmdi) 
 <li(gib, >}leglbiu6i Ouliu^. 2. tin @robt> 
 Pierre! in Cpnbpn, wo n<4 u>el Sumpengtfinbtl 
 auflmlt- 
 
 fiSiliau, Jtl'ljln, ^«.l.(<H}tibtrnnint) 
 
 Cniliian, 5 3ui>«>i^ 2- " bit 
 
 «JKfi)t. (3iil(ten. 
 
 fiiiil, jill, 9(bfur)ung o. Gilian. «. 
 
 Cnill, gil, (f(t)iv. get; fp. agalla) «. I. 
 3(^tl)i)ol.] bit .ftitmt, Siefer, Sieft (bo« 5Jifd)» 
 pi)r). 2. bai SBiirtldppctcn (bie iS(<>n(t6tlI)flut 
 ber S5i:»ge0. 3. ber fiabtr ibai 'i\ti\d) iiiitcr 
 beni iliiine). 4. (Cerrl.) tin jipeiniberige* 
 5ul)riperf jiim!Bii(feiMVii)ren. 5. { bie 2Crt(7tr» 
 ftippt- 6. 6 btr !&uren (einttf S}ratitiiiitn> 
 mtr6). 
 
 Gill-fin, bie Itopfftnnt. — flap, bit 
 Iti(nicnl)nut. — lid, ber fiiemenbtrftl. — , 
 opening, bit £ieineni>tfiiung. 
 
 fiiill, jil, (ncUUlf. gilla. gillo, gello)«. 
 1. bie 25iertclpiMte; (and)) Ijalbe ^55intt. 2. 
 till -JJfag ( = 1 iptnte ) bei ben ^i-rgleiiteii. 
 
 fiiill, jil, l.«. [i5ot.j ber &rbepl)eu. 2. 
 bai ^rnurcrbier. 
 
 Gill • li out e, tin putti, n)orin man 
 JtrdntiTbirr anfiicfjeiift. 
 
 fiiiii, jil, <• !• i bie ^rancn^prrfon, 
 BiiS leirf)tifrrige SBTiibdjen. B. Jonsok. 2. bit 
 ©paitc, ber 9{iu in eiiiem Jpfigfl. 3. tin Ort 
 i)uif(l)en )h\)t\\ Ilferu mit rinem biir(f)liUitVn< 
 ben 5^i(f)e. 4. btr Siitft. [gibiii; 3uK1)cn. 
 
 fiiiilet, jii'let, M. (<Ii3eibern.)mt) 'ilt-. 
 
 fniiiie, (f(l)lHt.) a boy servant. - 
 ««'iiite-r4>ot, - «vet-ru(»<, a r ■■ n- 
 niug footman, wlio liad to carry 
 
 GIN 
 
 !his master over broolisand watery 
 places in traveling. 
 I Oillyflo«ver,jirieflour, (fir. gfro- 
 jflee) t. I. [aJot.J bie 9itifc. 2. t bit ^iil;» 
 lerinn. Shak. 
 
 Stock-gillyflower, bir Srpfotf 
 (Cheiranthus). Queen's — , bit 9ia(f)tpioW 
 (Hesperis). 
 
 Cniipey, (r(()Ott.) a romping lad> 
 
 CRilffef gilse, 8. {)(r iiinge Sact)^. 
 
 CSiit, gilt, pp. p. gild. « betrunfen. 
 
 Gilt-back, nuf beui 3C(icfcn pergolbet. 
 
 — head, 1. [3d)tl)i)o(.] bie OiBlDfureHt, bef 
 
 (SPlbbrnffen. 2. [ Oruitlj. ] ber ®oibfopf. 
 
 -tail, tin gtipiffer SSurm mit gelbeui 
 
 @(i)ivnn)(. 
 
 I Caiit, «. 1. a) bit Strgolbiiiig. b) bai 
 03plb. Shak. e) i bit nuiiitcre Cticful^tisfarbe ; 
 bit idtbwt ^ii0eiifeitt; grope A.I)tUdi. Shak. 
 
 2. [S-iigl.] ein jiinge£ ivcibii(f)c6 ©(i))u(iii. 
 
 3. 6 ber Dicrricf). [adj. lutt, ic^uiuct. 
 Cniinf jini, (jurililiinenijt'i. p. gemmy) 
 CiSilltbul, giui'bal . (Ginib'ol) a. 
 
 [TOiir.] ber i'oppeiriiig (am Aompaiie). 
 Giinblet, gimbUt, (\X. gibelet) «. 
 
 ber 3>V'iiflH'hrer, 3ii'i(fer. 
 
 fniinbiet, i>. a. I'TOar] Gim'ble^ 
 
 ing, ba5 Drei) n bed %ifer£ um ben ^Uu* 
 
 f(rf(f)aft. 
 
 CHiinCracli , Jim'krak, «. 1. btf 
 
 f<f)led)t( '■}}!cd)anic<miidi gemeiiie i^anbgriff; 
 
 bai ©pidiverf ; bat; l)i'il<rd)e Diiig; bie Jiimu 
 
 perei. 2. ber 1aurcub(uii|1ier. 3. bui \)ub\<X)t, 
 
 \A)m\\dt •D^iibd)en. 
 
 ffiiiniiialf giiu'uil, M. bAi Qletriebt, 
 
 Iriebiperf, ber Jiunilgnif; bie me(l)nnifct)t 
 
 >}lrbeit (im ^Klgeineineiu. |gcn> be|kl)eni>. 
 tiiininal, adj. awd Qlnebtrn (i){tn< 
 Giinuial-bit, bat £etteiig(bi0 (bey 
 
 ^ferbe). — ring -bit, bai5 &tb\i poa 
 
 Doppelringen. -ring , ber Doppel:, 5(e(l>t« 
 
 ring. [nidmng, bai 6)eiriibe. .Mokb. 
 
 GSiiiiiiier, gimmur, t. " berO}te(t)iW 
 Ciiiiiiuier, I t-bai'^Tiutux* 
 
 fniiiiiiier-Iaiub, ^ lainm. 
 
 Cniinp, ginipi (IP. gwymp; adj. f 
 nett, fd)miicf; jieriirf). [beiier ©pi^ciu 
 
 CiSiinp, (i<. fr. gniper) s. cine <ilrt fci< 
 
 Gill, jin. (^briiriung p. Geneva) «. 
 ber ^ad)()rtberbrannnpciii. 
 
 Gin, (jnfammcngei. p. engine) «. 1. $ 
 bic'OJiard)iue; bn^ Siinrtgerriebc, inebiucrf; 
 ^nnilgejeug, finiiflgerdtl) , itH«|li«erf. 2. 
 (in (iigcrer 33ebciming) ber &ral;u, ^tit* 
 frafjn, bie 2i3iiibe, ipebemardjiiie, ba& S^tbt* 
 )dig. 3. eine ''}}iafd)ine iiiin Q['inrd)lageii rfi. 
 (Fiiiramnien pon $fdl)Ii'ii tc. 4. cine biintr 
 <Segel , bie fid) im itreife brei)i'ii , in :^i'ivc< 
 giiiig gefel^te ^ninpe. 5. ['IBiiibmrii)lciil bet 
 ©d)»uciigcl, bie 'Jfiirfiuetle. 6. Me iJi'ltcrtMuf. 
 7. bic®rt>liiige, SiM;ne, ber Jaflilncf . Miltoji. 
 
 Cotton-giu, l'. Co I ton. 
 
 fiilu, V. a. I. bie 35anmipprie permltteliT 
 eiiier -))taid)iiie ppii il)rriii i£amcii rcinigeu. 
 2. in eiiier Sd)liiuje faiigrii. 
 
 Cnill, gin, (aiigeif. gyunan) v. a. bt* 
 ginnrii. [f. Gang. 
 
 iiintf., ging. «.*bie OJrrefluljdif, Oii^ttt, 
 
 Cnin, (ld)l<rt.) ii. against. 
 
 fiiinffer, jinjur, dat. gingiber) <. 
 l?5ot.l ber OngnHT. 
 
 Wild ginger, ber 3ittn>tr. 
 
378 FMe, far. fAll, fat ML met. Fine, f Jn. N6. mhve, nSr, gSt. 6?l. ciai^.I. Ti\he, li'ih. fi'ill. l/nn. TFIis. 
 
 GIN 
 
 Ginger-bread, ber ^fefferfut^en. — 
 l»rea.d-m aker , bet ^ftfftttudtenbndet, 
 
 Oing-er, ». a. pfeffern. [QebtudtUr. 
 
 fwing-eirly , jln'jiirli, adv. f &ebnc^>ts 
 lid), bcl)iitfiiiii, |nct)re. 
 
 Ciring-eriiess, jin'jumea, #. f I. 
 tie a5il)urriimfcit. 2. bie SJein^eit, ®nnftf)ett. 
 
 CiiiUl^^liain, gingliam, «. [^Ilbfl.] 
 bcv OJiiioi)iim (geftrcifter SnunirooKenjeug). 
 
 C>riiig-iiig-, jin'jing, t. [SSRin.] bai 
 Sliiriiiaiii'i'ii ti»ei <B(S)a<^te& mtt ®teinen 
 pfi'v i3acfrteiiu'n. 
 
 Ciiiiigivnl, jin'jAvai, (i>. tat.) acij. 
 iiim 3iil)!ifTftri1)f fli'l)brio. 
 
 tWiilg^le, jiiig'gl,^ (perf. langl) ». n. 
 
 fli'ii , fiiHiji'lii. 2. mit eiiidm nffettirteii Xont 
 eiiie -lH'rii.'&e cnbigen (beim 3{eben). 
 
 fiiiiiffle, V. a. ritiitj((n lA(fen; flim^ 
 peril iiuf (fflelP). 
 
 twinkle, «. l.bnfi®eflinger, QJefliniper. 
 a. bie nffefrineii lone ober bie 9Iffeftntion 
 bcim G-iibuifii eincr ^^criobt. 
 
 f>iins:ler, jing'glur, «. @inet, ber 
 (mil &ti\! uj fliiigeit ob. ffinipert, bej ©t> 
 lu.i^ flingfii liifir. 
 
 Ciriiis-ling', jing'gling, «. ba6 £(inu 
 pern; ivliiigrdi; itlingfliiig. 
 
 CMintj^lyiiioid, gliig'glemuid, (gr.) 
 adj. [Slnnt. ] ivccfjfeigeieiifdtrtig , fdjariuer! 
 fbrmig. [*■ I'Jlmu.] t<\6 SCecbfelgelenf. 
 
 iMing-Iyiiius, gliigglemus, (gr.) 
 
 Ciriuuet , jiiiiiat, «. bee ^lepperj 
 W?auier«l. 
 
 Giuny, j'n'ni, #. bie Itut^Mine. 
 
 €3MiiiseM8r) jiii'teng, «. [SJot.] ber 
 ©inieng, bie ^riiffiuiirjf'- 
 
 iwip, Ji|), V. a. aiieiief)nien ($(iVinge). 
 
 Ctripsey, i\'d)Ott.) a young girl. 
 
 Ciiipsy , jip'se , «. U ber Sigcuiier, 
 bieSigcuneriiin. 2.f bicSigeuiierinn (2SeiWi 
 bilD uoii |'d)H)nr}(i(^er &(f{d)t6{<\vtK). Shak. 
 3. t bie Sigcuiicrtnii (©djelmiiin) j ba« f4>tei^te 
 aCcit" ; ber @d)tlm. 
 
 fWipsy, *• bie Siflfimcrrprn^e- -«'0'- 
 bie 3igci;niTi'prncf)e bctrcffeiib; fflubermalfrf). 
 
 <Hipsyi.siii, jip'sei2in, t. ba6 3>8tu> 
 nenuiieii, Efi'r 3igc"iicr|laiib. 
 
 fiiirafr, jeiat', (it. giraffa) «.[9!aturg.] 
 
 bie (>>uiifff. 
 
 €i!i°raii(tule« jir'aiidole, (it. giran- 
 dola) s. ber grope ■SlniileiK^tet. 
 
 Oiras(»I«, jlrisole, (Gir'asol) 
 (fr. u. fp.) *• I. ['^Dl.J b'ie ©oiiiieniueiibe. 
 2. {-))iiiieriilg.] bet ®ira|VI, ©oiiiicutlciii. 
 
 Ciiird, gerd, '(aiigclf. gcard , gyrd, 
 gyrdii) s. 1. bet ®tid) (bci itrnmpfeii). 2. o 
 ber Itiiipp, ^icb (mit bet ^peitfc^e 20. 3. 
 bet 3$oriviirf, Xnbel, ^of^ii, @pi)tt. 4. ba6 
 Xkiiigcu. SiiAK. 
 
 By fit* and by gird i, }u vcrf(()<c&<^iie» 
 SStalm, oftmiM£. By gird* aud suaUhei, 
 ^eimlidjer SCeife. 
 
 Cj}ird, (fliigelf. gyrdan) praet. lu pp. 
 girded ob. girt, e. a. I. gurren. 2. (ge> 
 B>M)iili(t) mit on) iinigurrt'ii. 3. 1 iimgiirreii, 
 umgebrn. 4. || u. ? giirrrii, fieiben. 5. '^ i\»u 
 f(t)Iip6f". iimgcbcii. Milto». 6. |Vl)iitiil)iMi ; 
 (Jiiicm berbc SBoriuunc moi;t>eii, mei)t tljiiii. 
 84tAK. 7. rnripeii. 
 
 Cwird, V. n. cat) f!i(t}elii (atif) , fpotteii 
 (A^<r^ g-iiien jum ^ril^ii t)abeii, iiin^icOtu. 
 
 GIV 
 
 Oirder, gir'dur, $. 1. [gircj^it.] ber 
 aSinbe;, ipauptbnlfeii. 2. ber ©nti)riter. 
 
 Crirding-, gerd'Jng , *. |i bie aSe; 
 becfuug (5tieibuiig). 
 
 firirdle, g" dl, (aiigelf. gyrdle, gyrdl; 
 «. 1. ber ®urt, (Siirtel. 2. f ber Umfniig 
 (iSejirf). Shak. 3. ber tl;ierftei«. Bacon. 
 4. ein eunbe^ ^ifengefc^irt jum S3ac{eii. 5. 
 I3m»e[iett.j b'et ©lirtel. 
 
 To put on one's girdle, ftt^ giirten. 
 
 Prov. To have any one's liead under 
 one's girdle, Qintn in feiiier @emaU 
 l)aben. 
 
 Girdle-belt, bet Seibgiitt. —-stead, 
 bie Seiibe. --wheel, bie ©pinbcl. 
 
 Crirdle, v. a. 1. gurtcn, umgutteii. 
 2.^ umgiirten, umgeben, iimrd}lie^en. Shak. 
 3. 1.3?orbnm.] buret) frei^formige ©infcljuitte 
 riiigeln (Snume, uiii fie ju toDteii). 
 
 Crirdler, gerdlur, «. 1. eiiier, ber 
 umgurtet. 2. ber @urtlet. 
 
 £}ire« jlre, (gt. gyros) «. bet &ttU, 
 bie freififotmige ^meguiig. 
 
 Oirl) geri, (tieuliU. gerula) «. 1. bi\6 
 'TOnbd)en. 2. taSaibmipr.] ber iReljboct uoii 
 jiuei 3n!)ren. ircl)aft. 
 
 Cirirlliuod,gerrhud, «. bie'i:t)tabd)eiu 
 
 Cirirlisli-j gei'l'iisli, adj. iiia&i't)eiil;aft ; 
 jugciiDlul). [juiigce •'))taOi-V<:ii. 
 
 Ciiirli$tltly) ger'iiiilile, adv. luie cm 
 
 (liirlisllUeSM, gerlishnesj s. biU- 
 
 '>)!)Mbc^enl)afte, iuitnHist)t ilBefeii eiiie6')Jidb- 
 <i)tni. 
 
 C}irn, girn, V. n. fd)malen, feifeii. 
 
 Cviruel, (fdjott.) ber '>inel;ir>i|leii. 
 
 Cifirrock) gir'roli, *. lO'tliODUl-J ber 
 ©tScfet vUtt ^BieeriuibcO. 
 
 Cirirtf gert, praet. u. pp. V. gird. 
 
 Grirt« V. a. umgurteii, umgeben, f. 
 Gird. 
 
 Girt, girt, ...1. bet ®iirt. 2. ber 
 @attelgurt. 3. t a) bet Utiif>iiig. b; bet uierce 
 Il)ei( bed llmfangi tinei ibtiumd. 
 
 Girt -line, [^»int.] t>n6 ^otltau. 
 
 Ciiirtli, gecih,4. 1. berC^urt; @attel> 
 gurt; llmfaiig. 2. lIi)pogr.J ber (Siirt. 
 
 Girtli -leather, ber ©iiririemni. 
 
 Cwirtli, V. a. gntteii. [-, bei ©oir : 
 
 (wis, jis, ^bflirig. 11. Jeaus. interj. By 
 
 <>»ise,jise, V. a. [3v'eiDrs,pr.j luciOi'ii. 
 To gise ground, freiiibeS i>ifl; nut uiiu' 
 SEeibe uel)men. [Bac '^4>t.i'i6. 
 
 £iisle, ges'sl, (nugelf.) *. ber 0>i"i(iii ; 
 Cirist, jist, (ft. genir; s. 1. [■Ja-i1)t?iVc.J 
 ber jpnuptgruub (einet 'Jliiflage). 2. '•• bof ' 
 'TJiidjtingct (bet itijnige lo. ! 
 
 (nitli, gii/i, t. ber 6it))uarifi'i>iiiiu-|. | 
 Cnittern; git'tem, cl>U. ciuiarii; t.. 
 bit 3ifl}er, CSuitarre. | 
 
 imittarUf V. u. nuf ber 3itl)rr fpu'iiii.' 
 €jiiulick, ju'lili, s. lOii'ogr.J o»>ikt).: 
 drive, giv. (augelf. gilan, gyfan; gorl). | 
 giban; IjoH. geeven; \ct)m. gifva> pvaet., 
 gave; pp given, v. a. 1. J gi'tii'll. i.\ 
 grbcM (mittl)eil'?u). 3. gebeu (bejaljleiu. 4.i 
 gebeu, ft()eiifeu (CiWjor); crfljeilcii. 5. gri'fii, ' 
 l)irgcbeii, l)iugcbfii. 6. Ijiugcbeii, ribrriaiTiii.l 
 7. lUTlaiftn, raiinieii (b.i6 %<\b). 8. ^.ih-; i 
 polimii(t)ngcii, beredjtigeii. 9. uerilntreii, vtx-- 
 gtMiiieii. lU. jotei c^eifiiU :c.). 11. i"prf(DiMi,| 
 rtUtfri>rrd>cii (an Urtljril :c.). 12. nuflera, 
 (lu^Mnea, au5|lo^'ru (ciiirii ©c^ret t(.). 13.1 
 
 GIV 
 
 geben, mn^en, nu«m.td)en. I4. Derurffld^en, 
 i»eranla(Ten, bei einem Qinberii trregeii (55et» 
 bnd)t, ajergiiugeu Jc). 15. gebeii, duailrBiiien 
 (geuet :c.). 16. To - ones self to .-, fif^ 
 ergeben, fid) (jiiigebcii, obliegen (eiiier@ad)e), 
 fid) legen auf . .; (o be gi ven to .., eiiier 
 @nc^)e ergeben fein, froljnen. 17. a) (tor) 
 geben; ^nlten, etfenncn (fi'it). b) To - it 
 for one, ti ©incm juetfennen. 18. geben. 
 uerpfnnbtn (|"ein SHJott). 19. geben-, brttrci. 
 d)en (bie S}mb to. 20. (mutl)mn0ung«iveife) 
 nnnel)men, iugeben. 21. jufiigeii, fluffegen. 
 22. geben, mn4)en (eiiie a}ef4)rei6un3 oon 
 ©tmiifi). 23. geben, ercffnen (fitebit 10. 24. 
 jeigen, batt()un. 
 6. Give to the wanton winds tlieir flew> 
 ing hair. Dryden. 8. Tlien give thy 
 friend to shed the sacred wine. Pops. 
 9. It is given lue once again to behold 
 my friend. Rowc. 13. The number of 
 men divided by tlie numbei of ships, 
 gives four hundred tu each sliip. 16. 
 The soldiers give themselves tu plun- 
 der. The people are given to luxury 
 and pleasure; the youth is given !• 
 study. 
 To g I * e attention to . . , Aiifnierrfoin feia 
 nuf. . . To -a song, fingen. To — one a call, 
 (a ®inen rufen. b) einfpredjen bei ©mem. 
 To - ont a fall, Gineii fiiHen mad)cii. T« 
 
 - offence, Argern, belcibigen, 31i>ftod gcbetk 
 To-baitle, eiiie ®d)liid)tlic'fern. To-the oa>h 
 to . . , ©•iuenfd)m5reiiln()tii. To-aiook.ntibnN 
 fen, betrod)ieii. To -a guea«, rAt|)cn, mucbi 
 wagen. To - hands. 9}eitnH flatfd)eii. Shak. 
 To - good, gut befommeii laffeu. Shak. To - 
 seals, b^ncgeln, uiitQig nu«iui)ren. Shak. To 
 
 - the hand, a) bie S?n»b geben. b) i bea 
 SSotrmtg Inffen, ben 9?aiig geben- To-inio 
 •ae's liands, Gincm riberirogeii. To - • 
 portion, AU£|)eitern. To - place, way, 
 ground, ^la^ mad)en, nad)gi'beii, ivrid)eti« 
 To - way to . . , a) nnd)l)nn9eii, fid) uben 
 iflfjen (fflebonfen 10. b) »)rid)eH. To - ou« 
 a hearing, ear, Sinen nnl)breii, 6'inrm ^n* 
 l^-en. To - leave, a) beurlnuben. b) er« 
 lAii()en. To - judgment, enifd)riben, rid>ten. 
 T« - thanks, bn;ifen. To - a ciialleng*, 
 ^rnii«forbern. To - fear (to), (g'inen) 
 erft^rerfen, uendjeiidjen, Derbrnngen. Shak. 
 T« — a reading, uorleieu. Tu - coiiieni, 
 befriebigeii. To - credit. (Slniibcu beiiiieiTen. 
 To - joy, OJlilct U'liiiffbfU. To - warning, 
 
 a) ivariien. b) nuffiiiibigen, inifhigeii. T<> — 
 a slip to any one, f|(t) VOn (^liiem faojll 
 Mr4iua(l)eii. luegr.tleicbeu. To - oiie"» imud 
 i« . . . a) fid) ivibiueii (eiiier ^HJi^eiifcbiif i it >. 
 
 b) »eDilrt)l fein nuf ... To - in cunimaud, 
 Ailbrfr|)leu. To - in cliarge. a; iluttraQfU. 
 b) (inuertrniieii. To - a bill et eichauge, 
 eHien 2i5fd)fel nueiltflfU. To - it for any 
 one (on liis side) . ed Q-intin )iiirrfeniieu. 
 To - law to any one ^iiiem b(ti't)leii. 
 
 To give again, roxbergebeii, ^ntdit 
 geben. 
 
 To give away, a) iuegii>'b-n, bflhiut 
 geben. bi iiberlnffen. c) cto.) t)nlr«ii (fit) 
 To - for dead, iiir trbl lirgeil lnj|eil. 
 
 To give back, a) ^uructgebrn. b) t 
 (»iePer) uerfdierjcn. lmnd)en. 
 
 To give forth, (jernu^gcbt-n, beCannt 
 
 Togi.ye in. axmreic^en, eingeuen ((IIU 
 
Fate, far. f^ll, fnt. M^. met. Fine, fin. N*, mSve, n6r, g6t, 6ll, cl6fld. TAbe, iflb, full. t/»in, THls. 379 
 
 GIV 
 
 Cdycift). b) To give in one'i name, ftcf) 
 tmf<!t)ttibtn Inffen. c) ge&en (ftine ©timme). 
 d) (ttUen (friiie 9{ed)nunip. 
 
 Tu give out, a) befannt mnd^en; nn' 
 fuiiCigcn; mif'no'n. b) l^crnu^gc&tii. c) niid-- 
 gebeii (3Jefetjle). d) auixt)e\Un. e) nu^ipren! 
 flrn, oprgebf n. f) To - one'» «elt out, fid) 
 Aii^gebrii (filr). g) I'on fiti) gebtn, au£|lri>> 
 men (eiiien @criid; to. 
 
 To give over, a) nufgfbetl, fur »ft> 
 Wttn gebfn. b)(eo)ri6tr()f6en, nbtreteunn .., 
 ibetU\(\tn (©inem). c) To - one » nelf o v e r 
 »o .., fid) t)in(\e()tn, firf) trgebeii (Der irun; 
 frnl)eit ko. d) nufgebrn, uerlrtjTeii. *■) To - 
 for lost, Bfrd'ren gebeii. f) Ttt — and over, 
 iefjnnial luietfrgtben. 
 
 To give up, a) nufgf6fn (oerji^ffn 
 fluf, ffl()rtn InfffH) ; niePfrlegen, eingefjm 
 Infftn. b> nufgrbeii, ubergeOtii. c) l)ing«b«ii, 
 ergefreii, liberlnffen. d)To-up to .., diiiriti 
 brmidigen, geihureii. e) nttgebrn, eiiireict)(n, 
 eingfben, niijfigfn. ft To — oiie'» self up, 
 <k> fit^ fur I'fTloren t)Mttn. fi) fief) ergebr ii ; 
 fi<t> l)ingeb(ii. To - for lost, Dcrloren gebrii. 
 To - one'* effect! to one'* creditor*, f(d) 
 al6 )ot)lung^untnl)ig nugeben. 
 
 To give way, a) nn(t)<itbtn , ntid)t\\. 
 b) jui"nt»imfti6rr(f)en, jui'iimmtnilurjeii ; tiix-. 
 6red)rn. c) juru<fiueirt)eii. d> ["JXacJ Give 
 »vay! gerubert! an'6 KuBer! 
 
 Oive, V. n. 1. nn(l)gr6en <uoni GrC. 
 
 r«ict)e). 2. )uei4 obrr feutf)t roerten, fd)iui9en. 
 
 3. niifgeljrn (v. better). 4. nnd)iti|Tcn, nddji 
 
 (jtbrn. 5. ii>ci(f)en, fid) brweijen. 
 
 1. Tlie earth gives under the feet. 
 
 5. Nnw back lie gives, then runhes on 
 
 aninin. Dahicl's Civil War. 
 
 My mind gives me, (6 iihnt inir. 
 
 To give back, iurucfivri4)en, fi<^ jui 
 rii(f|iil)ni. 
 
 To give in. + nt\<btn. 
 
 Tu give into, a) ^iueitigrrnf^en. b) 
 eiiiiiilifi. i!i (fiwf ^IRfiiiniig) , (fi«) annt^mtn, 
 (ilir> 6ciirrti-n ; Hrt) brfii(T«" (niit). 
 
 To give oft, t flblrtfTeii, nfld)ra(Trn. 
 
 To g I V e o ■ , a p o n, t (ffinen) oiifaOtii, 
 fliigrfifen. 
 
 Tn give out, a) befannt innd)eit; VDr> 
 flfUfii, (lu^iVrengeii; fid) tVir Griun* nu*. 
 (jibrii. b) HiK^grbeii; nnd)I«ifTen. He labored 
 tiaid. but gave out at last. Wekster. 
 
 To give over, cuft)bttn. nn(f)lnfffn, 
 nUi iTfn. 
 
 Ciriver) giv'ur, «. I. btrditbn, ®c. 
 fdjfurgrbrr. 2. ( S?ai\tt\ ] - of a bill , ttr 
 irnfjiiiit, 2Ded)rclau«|leflfr, ^f<l>iVlb(}ir^fr. 
 
 fiilves, jivz, «. pi. bit JJiffdM, 5"^' 
 bnnPe; l". Gyves. 
 
 fiiiviiig^, g'v'iogi '• I. b<i« 0)(t>rii, 
 Gril)irilfii. 2. tat ajorgebeii. Shak. 
 
 fiiizz, «. (Derrl.) Die ^Perurfe. 
 
 fnizznrd, g'z'ziird, 4. bn TOngen 
 (filled 95i>gflf). 
 
 To fret one's gizzard, ftl^ beil Ro\)i 
 inbu^tn, fid) plogcn, fid) tiUAlcii. Hudibras. 
 To have a grumbling in one'* — , lllljU' 
 friftfii fein. 
 
 €>ilnbriate, gtab'riite, (int. gla- 
 br*) V. a. t gintt i)iad)eii. (itiihil)fit. 
 
 C>il»lirity, giab'i^ii. «. i bir 0)Mtrr, 
 
 Cilabrutis, glab'rus, adj. giatr, 
 
 GLA 
 
 Crlaclal, gla'sheal, (». (.) ndj. rifig. 
 
 Cnlaciate, giisUikte, V. n. )U Q\S 
 luerDen , gefrirren, uereifen. [©efriereii. 
 
 Gilaciation, gia«hei'shun , «. bai 
 
 Cwlacier, gliksire, glas'sere, (fr. 
 •33.) *. Ber &Ut\(S)eT, ijirner. [eifig. 
 
 fwlaciouSf gla'siiiis, adj. eijarttg, 
 
 fiilacis, gia'iU, glaseze'. (fr. 20.) 
 «. I. t'iJrcJ)it. u. (ynrtciib.] bet ilbljang; ter 
 nbhnngtge ^unb. 2. ('JeiluiigSb.J Oie nbiou; 
 ftnPe 2)riiiliuel)r, JJelDoruilweiire, bni ®inct*. 
 
 Cilad) e'^''^ dingcli'. glaed, glad; 
 \'(t)m. glad; ban. glad) adj. 1. frol), freuOig. 
 2. (frijijiicf)) fri>^. 3. frol), erfreulid); nnge: 
 nrt)tn. 4. (((reuDe auibrucfeiiD ob. errrgenP; 
 frul). 
 
 To be glad of, at, + v^iih, fid) freuen 
 (tibrr;. 1 "m -"of it, bai iH inir lieb. 1 
 would be ~ t« b«ar eu. , id) n\i>(t)tt ivd1)I 
 l;oreii ic. 
 
 Ciilad, V. a. erfreuen, ftof) ma<S)tn, tv 
 Ijeitern. - p. n. • fut) freuen, (vol) fein. 
 
 Cilladden, gi.^ddn, v. a. frtt) mn> 
 d)cii, eTl)eiterii, erfreuen. - v. n. fid) freuen, 
 frol) fein. (freuer. 
 
 fifladder, glad'dur, «. f 6er &t' 
 
 €i»lade, glide, iUl. hiad) «. 1. ^ Die 
 lict)te ©tede, Der ii(S)te Sled (in ^alDrtn), 
 tier offene '$la^, bit Sid)tiing. 2. Der ^i^iy- 
 meg. 3. (3?DrDam.J tie Drffnung, cffeiie 
 SteQe itti &ife. 4. (1)00. glad; glato (>RurD: 
 am. J bai glattt Qii. 
 
 (nladen) gl^'dn, ) (u. lot. gladluo 
 
 Ciilader, glidur, ) «. [i^ut.J Der 
 ®d)ii>i"rrrl , Die Sc^iveniilte. 
 
 tiiladnil, glad'tui, adj. <■ frcubeuod. 
 
 CjiladfulneMM, gladiulneh. 4. " 
 Die JrciiCc, groljheit. (|\t)iucrtfi!'rinig. 
 
 CWladiate, gli'deate, udj. IBut.j 
 
 fWladiatur, gladdeA'iur, (int.) ». 
 btt 5i'il)tfr, OJlnDmtor.^ 
 
 €iiladi»t<»rial, gladdeau^'rlal, ( 
 
 fjiladiatury , gli'deAiuri, ^ 
 
 aitj- ilUlPliUOrn\t;. 
 
 fiilattiatiire, gl&'dMtsh^re, §. -f 
 
 Der ifcrtjiufrrerrnnj , iinmpf niit 6d)iuertmi. 
 
 Ciiladlyf giad'le, atlv. gem, frcuDig, 
 mit Jrcuben. 
 
 CnladiiesH, glad'nes, 4. bie ^reuDf, 
 Da« SBfrgiiugen; t fer iyrpljfinn. 
 
 CnladsOUl*?) glad'KUni, adj. 1. froh, 
 froijlid), frcuSig. 2. frol), erfrrulid), frol). 
 lid). — adv. G I a d ' s o ni e I y , fri'l), frijlj(id). 
 
 €iiladM(»llieiieKfl, glad'oumnes, ». 
 
 1. Die greuDe, 'JrohlidJfeit, bat SBcrgniigm. 
 
 2. f. Showiness. JoHNSon. 
 Cnlad^viii, glad'w'n, «. {37Pt.] eine 
 
 3n4 I'D. >£d)n>rrfitiie. (foolish. 
 
 fiilailiit, (rd)Citr.) inattentive, 
 
 fiilMiks , ( fd)Otr. ) deception , de- 
 luition. Kling the glaiks in folk's 
 een, throw dust in people's eye.s. 
 
 Ciilalr, glAre, (fr. glaire : nngelf. 
 glacrej 4. I. Dtl5 (tiivti^ , (5-ierfliTr. 2. ir= 
 grnD ein flebrid)rer, Durd)nd)rigrr, eiweitj: 
 nrrigtr ®rrff. 3. (eine tot .§>c(UbrtrDe) Die 
 (Wiaiei, (5)lcfe. (fliireii. 
 
 €iilair, t». <i. mU ©iweig bei1rrid)fii, 
 
 €iilairaf;-«, gli'r&je, «. bai 95rilrei; 
 tt)en lint CS'uueig. 
 
 fiilHiry, gli'ri. adj. eimrigartig. 
 
 4iilaizie , (f(t)Otro glittering. 
 
 GLA 
 
 smooth like a glass. 
 
 Olaniour, (fd)ort.) magical de- 
 ception o f s i gh t. 
 
 Cwlance, glanse, 4. 1. (Der pto^lic^e 
 2id)t|lral)l) Der ®liinj, ©diinmier, ibii^. 2. 
 Der 25li(f (Ded 'JJugetf) 3. f Der i»lirf. 
 
 Glance -coal, ['3)finernlg.] Die &lani» 
 fol)le. 
 
 daDCe, V. n. 1. frf)imtuern, gliin* 
 }e"» iTrafjIen. 2. uorbfijlicgfii , ui)rbeird)ie« 
 pen. 3. a) biirten , ©lirfe lotrfen. b) (at) 
 einen frud)tigen 'Slid luerfen diiifi ; nnt'liifen 
 (Qtwai); anilral)len. 4. (upon) a) ilreifrn, 
 feitmiirt* beriil)ren. b) f Diirii)liiufeii ; iriiftl 
 beriil)ren (einen ©egeniloiiD). 5. i (at) a> 
 anfpielen , jielen (nufj. b) \lid)tln (aiif). 
 
 Olanoe, v. a. iverfeu (einen ^liJ 
 nuf G-fmnS). (fehen, ilberblidrn. 
 
 To glance over. flild)rig , eilig Dur(f>« 
 
 Olancing-Iy, giau'i>iugle, adv. im 
 aji'rbeigeljcn , obenljin. 
 
 Ciilaud, gland, ((lit. glans) «. I. 
 I>Jlnnt.) Die Drufe. 3. (93ot.J Die Driiie. 3. 
 pi. [-yiieb.] bit Drufenfriiiifljfit. 
 
 Conglomerate glands. Die beifitminen* 
 liegenOen Drufen. Secretory glands, Die 
 'JlDiViiDcruiigfDnircn. [(fid)fller«i 
 
 Clilaiidacref glan'dAje. Die "U^ailicit, 
 
 fiilauderetl, glau durd, aiij. mit 
 Der Drufe bel^oftet. 
 
 Olanders, giandurz. «. pi. i^ofii 
 arjnfif.) Die Dru|e, Driife (eine ^ferD«« 
 traiifl)cit). 
 
 CiilandiferOUM, glandif lerus, (0. 
 Utt.) adj. {|'id)rln, 2}iid)iin oD. cid)plartigt 
 5Jvrirf)tc tr.igfiiD. («((/. eirt)flfi)riuig. 
 
 (lilandirwrill, glaii<l eloim. (i>. I.) 
 
 CiiluiKlulnr, i;laii'(liiiar. adj. trilftg. 
 
 €»litii<lulatiOBi, glaiiduia liliuu, «. 
 Der 3"rt'mB Der Driifen. 
 
 Ciilandule, giau'duie. aat. glaiw 
 dula) 4. I'lliiiu. J Die fleiiie Dn'iie, Dad 
 Drfi^djrn. 
 
 CiilandulireruuJi , glauduiiflcr* 
 us, ailj. (l-i(t)i-ln tragenD. Leb. 
 
 Ciilanduloxity, glandulos'^ i. «. 
 t eine 'Bfaiie I'lui Dniieii. Browk. 
 
 €>ilanduluu«i, glaudulus, adj. 
 
 Druna- 
 
 Ciilare, gliro, (Dan. glar, i-|. gler, 
 Oiiai) 4. 1. Der Wlanj, i£ii)miincr; bcii 
 Jiiiifeln. 2. Der i»il9e Diird)friiigeiiDe SBlicf. 
 3. Der flrbri(t)te biird)|1d)rige &U'if. 
 
 fwlare, v. n. l. fc^nnniern, funfein, 
 glanjen, blenDen (i<. £id)rei. 2. i a; giant 
 jen, fd)imniern. b) iicrblenDin, blenbeiu 
 3. a) roilD unil;cr blirfeii, jlarri'ii. b; (upon) 
 ^-iiien flier ai>fel)en, niigioQeii, anilarren. 
 
 fnlare, »• a. ilraijini (£'id)r). 
 
 fnlareous, gla iciis, (fr. glalreux) 
 adj. jalje u. Diir(J)iit1)rig oD. lorip, luie (J-i* 
 luei^. |fd)reiciiD (luie fin aSiibrertjcii ic). 
 
 fiilariii^, glA'iing, udj. auffallrnD, 
 
 fMlariiig-ly, glaiingli, adv. pffeu* 
 bar, rd)rcieiiD. 
 
 €«ilaM.<(f gl»%, (angelf. glaes; fd)n>. 
 Dan. i)oU. gla«) *. I. (Ctljcin.] ra» («lai5. '2. 
 Da5 (S3lae, ^rinfflla*. .3. ( Looking- 
 glass) Der Spiegel. 4. (Hour-glass) 
 bCiS ©riiiiffiu)la*. 5. i bi\6 ©iiiiiPengin* 
 (Die briliinnifr Jebeii^jf't'- *>• bM CiJia* «eiii 
 ©lad I'Cd). 7. (Wealhei -glass) btt 
 
380 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mh, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nSr, c;ot, oil, rJoiuI. Tiihe. tub. fiill. i//in. Tills. 
 
 GLV 
 
 SSnrometer, 2iiftfd)mercmfffer , 6ii« ^ct: 
 
 tcrgln6. 8, (Optic glass) Diif gcriiijliie, 
 
 gernrcljr. 9. [OJiar.J ( Watch -gluss; 
 
 . bie l)albe ©tuuCe. iO. pi. tie iSride. il. Die 
 
 &UVUX. 
 
 A painter upon glass, tct 6)li1^inalcr. 
 The art ot painting upon -, Cie OJlaiSlllil; 
 Icrci. Window — , bai genftevijIaS. Dress- 
 ing, swinging — , tcr ^lliflClfciVicfli'I. —of 
 fashion, ber @tttcnfpiegc-t. Shak. Tlie — of 
 • coach, ba6 ivut|"cf)eiifeit(lcr. 
 
 Glass- beads, «. pi. bie Cila^perleii. 
 
 — blower, bet ®la6blat"er. --bottle, 
 bie ®ln6|rnfd)e. — bubble, bii6 Sclbeii: 
 Qiai. — coach, bie QiU\6tut\(i)e. --full, 
 etn &la6 voQ , ®iai (2Dnffer «.). — fur- 
 nace, bet ©inSofcn. — gazing, fid) be; 
 fviegcliib, eigeiUiebig. Shak. —-grinder, 
 b(t ®(fl«|d)leitcr , ®Ia6fct)neiber. --house, 
 bie ®lii6l;utte. — I ike, ginficftt. --malu 
 er, bet ®Ia4ttind)et , ®Infet. — man. 
 bet ®(n!?maiin , ®ln5()anDIct. - - ui e t a 1 , 
 bie (gc|'ct)tiioliene) ©la^tiuiffe. —-plate, 
 bie ®ia6platte. --pot, 6er®Ifl«tiipf, ®Ia«; 
 titgel, ®Iast)iifcn. --shop, Det ©M^lnDeu. 
 
 — -trade, ber ®Ui^J)(iiitcI , ©laSfrnm. -- 
 ware, bie ®Ini'iuanre(n). —-work, a) 
 baS &la6i)aii6 , bie ®(asfrtbtif. b) pi. lai 
 ©In^gciuerf. — wort, 193ot.J bai &Ui6-. 
 fctmalj , bie ©I.i^iuurj. 
 
 Cm lass, adj. gbifetn, ©(n«... (SJfnfc^cic.). 
 
 Ciilass, V. a. 1. t luie in riiicm (2pie: 
 del re(}eii. Sidjiev. 2. f in ©MS fafTeii. 3. 
 (Ill bici'ct 23e^eurullg bc^tt gl.iic) glnureii, 
 fllnfiireii. To - over, libcrglafeii. 4. ^jhi*. 
 fid) iibipiegi'di. 
 
 CxIassiiiesSf glas'senis, t. bie gta^ 
 figf, flla^nrtige 25erd)iiffeii()eit, bai glafiflf 
 Wiu-fefjcn, ©Infige. 
 
 fnlassy, gias'si, adj. I. glafig, gla= 
 feni. i. glafid)t, gloenrtig. 3. i (itbrtdnid). 
 
 Ciilastonbury- thorn, glassn- 
 
 b«rre lAorn', *. cilK Ijlrt ''WilVi'l&iUIUI. 
 
 CMluuber-8M,lt , •^lawb'ur-salt, s. 
 bn« ©(niiberfalj , ginuberifdje ©iilj , bie 
 fc^iuetelfaiitc ©obn. 
 
 CirlauCOina, glawk^'ma, (gr. ^.) 
 ». 1. CiJJfi'b.J bet grfiiie ©Uat. 2. e btT 
 burnt Diiiifl. 
 
 <>iIauCOU.S, gliw'kus, (gr.) adj. 
 6laiilirt)grflii , gratigrun. [ ed. 
 
 C>(laund, (rd)orr.) aimed, snatch 
 
 CWIave, glave. (fr glaive, IV. glaiv) 
 «. t biT Snbcl, bai <£rf)i«ert. 
 
 Cnlaver, giav ur, v. «. frf)mcirf)clii. 
 
 Cnlaverer, glav'urur, «. e ber 
 ®d)mrid)lcr. 
 
 fiilayinore, glA'mAre, i. bn« breite 
 flTPpe ®d>mert (bet airen ^ergi'iljctteiij. 
 
 Cnlaze, gl3xc, (It. gl;ikM) i>. a. 1. 
 B>it (iJliifti'iiilerii , (snn«fd)ribfn iifrfcljeii. 2. 
 (Hiifireii, gliifiireii. 3. ± I'lbfrgriiftn. 4. mir 
 etiuiifi ©inuieiibcm fil'iriieljt'ii , glAiiieub 
 Bind)en. 5. poliren, glarteti. 
 
 Glaied boards, t^r ^^rrgfprtn. Glaz- 
 ing-stick, bet ©intrfiiodjen. G taxed 
 froikt. ba# ©lattfis. 
 
 (><lazeit, glaz'zn, adj. * flliifirf)t. 
 
 Ciilazier, glazhur, «. 1. bet©iiifet. 
 t. pt. bic ^liigcn. 
 
 tilnxinff , glA'zing, /. bie ©(.iTiir. 
 
 CaiettUl, glciue, (aiiarlj*. gleani, 
 
 GLl 
 
 glaem) ». 1. bet ©trtiij, Sd)immtv. 2. i 
 bet ©tral)I (Cet ^offiiuitg :c.). 
 
 dileain, p. n. l. a) )"d)intmern, g(an« 
 jeii. b) |li-ai)len, bli^eii, fimfdiu c> lciid)= 
 reii, fd)cineii. 2. IJiilfii.] S.o(i) nu6bred)eii. 
 
 ftnleainin^, glemeing , t. ber 
 9id)t|'triii)I , Sbiiij. tilrnljienb, bli^ciiD. 
 
 Cirleaiiiy, glc'me, adj. |'d)imnierii6, 
 
 (nleail, gleiie, (\r. glaner) t). a. 1. 
 nrtdjld'eii, Icfcu (aieljrciu. 2. i a) niiftefen ; 
 riinimclii, jiirniniuciifiiffeii ; eriiteii. b; (from) 
 aiiiM'Diiberit (au6). Shak.. 
 
 Cvlean, v. n. <i(ef)ren (efeit, fluppelu. 
 
 Clilean, s. bie Oiadjlefe. 
 
 Oleauer, glenur, *. l. btt 2lel)renj 
 lei'er, 5Jiiid)(crcr, Stopplcr. 2 t ber ©aniiiu 
 let, Stopplcr. 
 
 Cileauingrf gli'n'ng, «. l. bai 
 iJia(t)lcfen , bie 9rad)lc|e. 2. (bnfi 9?nd)gele: 
 reiic) bit Sfiiidjlefe. 3. pi. bit lleberte|le, 
 llcbert'leibi'cl. 
 
 Cirlebe, glebe, (tat. gleba) s I. a) 
 tct ©rbboben , ©tiiiib , 2?obeii. b) bie Qtb 
 ic^iifle. 2. bet ilird)ciigrunC, bie J(itd)cii 
 l.inb«feien. 3. <= ter ivri|1ii(l. 4. ["OJitu.] eiii 
 Stiicf Qrbt init eiiun* ©rj. 
 
 (pilebuMS, gie bus, f adj. reid) nn 
 
 Cwleby, glebe, ^ 9(iif£u, torrig. 
 
 Ciileck, ifiljctt.) sharp, ready. 
 
 Ciileci, (|'(t)Orf.; kite. 
 
 Cwlede, glcde, (niigelf. glida; fc^iu. 
 gliKlai J. 10riiiti).j Det .^piiljiiergnet. 
 
 Cnletle, / (iiiigerr. gled) *■ * bie gli'K 
 
 •iJI«etl, ^ l)tnbt .R('l)le. Chaucer. 
 
 Cwlee, ijicc, (iiiigclf. glie) *. 1. Cie 
 Ciiil, 5rii:ilid)f iir , g-rtiite, btt ®d)er,i (be 
 KMibcrij bci ciiicm ©afimnljlcj. 2. eiiie !Urt 
 ~J{iiiibiifrniig. 3. '• biii5 loiiipicl. 
 
 fiJiee, o. «• (Dcrtl.) fiDieleii. [lid). 
 
 Cfileerul, glee tul, adj. liiilig, froi); 
 
 Cillt^eli, glcck, *. * I. a) bie -JJiiifif. 
 b) ber Spieimanii. Shak. 2. ba6 Utinipeii; 
 fpid (2irt finttciifpieO. 3. bet bei^eiiDe 
 i2d)CVi , ©pott. 
 
 CWIeek, V. «. l.(at) fpntteii (il bet), ©pott 
 treibcii (luit); niit'jieljcii, iierfcii. 2. ■ipofieii 
 iii(id)eu , bie 3cit ucrriiiibclii. Shak. 
 
 CMleeiiiau, gi^e'man, s. * ber ©-pici; 
 iiianii. [glmijcii. 
 
 CiSleeii, glcen , V. n * giiiiiiiicn ; 
 
 WleeSOlue, glee'sum, adj. « lll|lig- 
 
 fiileet, gleet, (V. niigfli". glidan) *. 
 [TOrb.l H) ber bfiiiiie ©iter, b) ber tripper. 
 
 fnleet, V. n. 1. ['iJKeb.] eitcrii. 2. 
 tropiVlii. [blutiuiifji'rirt. 
 
 Ciileety, glee'ii, adj. biiiiii.eiftrig, 
 
 €j!leg-(lill^, (rd)Ott.) looking sly- 
 ly at one. 
 
 fnleiil, g-leed, g-leycd, (rd)Dtt.) 
 
 one-eyed, squinting; awry, ob- 
 lique, fnaed a grleed, went ail 
 
 wrong. (bit ©d)llld>t. 
 
 fiilen, glen, (i«. glyn) *. bai il)iii, 
 
 (lileiie, gliiie, (gr. gleno *. [9liinr.] 
 a) bie "HiigeiiljMjIc. bj bie ^piaiiiic (nii (i)r; 
 Icilffli). [Glue. 
 
 CmI(^iv, glu, (fr. glu) #. ber Seiiii; f. 
 
 fi!l(*y,< rd)(^tt.) a sq u i n t ; to sq u i n t. 
 
 .A K'ley , o 1 f a t a side, wr o u g. 
 
 fiilib, glib, (l)ori. glibberen. glibberig; 
 m. Ilipyr) adj. I. f(()lliptrifl , fllatt. 2. 1 flC; 
 
 lAiina (3iiiia< :(•). j 
 
 GLO 
 
 Glib, s. t till tiicfer, fiber Die SUuqm 
 
 I)erat?l).'ni!ieiibi'i- , gcfrnint'lter $nnr6iird)fl. 
 
 fnlib, V. a. 1. t'crutiieieeii , failnreii; 
 eiitmamicn. 2. fri)luptrig , gi.ut iniid)en. 
 
 Ciilibly, giib'le, adv. 1. f rd)iiipfri(|, 
 glinrtiig. 2. i gdaufifl. 
 
 CMlibueSS , giib'nes, 4. 1. bii 
 
 ©d)liipfrigfcit, ©idtre (bd ©ifefi k.). 2. i 
 bie 0)dmifii(ifeit (Set Siiiige). 
 
 Cvlide, glide, (aiigeir. glidan) V. n. 
 1. glfitcii. 2. |"d)lcid)eii. 3. gleiten (Tdjnefl 
 i)in(e<\Hi\). l(J-U!rd)lupicii, 
 
 Ciili<le, t. bii* ©Iciteii; ©d)ieid)eii; 
 
 Glider, gli dur. «. l. bev, bus ©Ui» 
 teii£>e, ©d)leid)eii6e, Ort ©d)leii1)i't. 2. Pi« 
 Sd)liligc. (time; a fright. 
 
 GiifT, (jOertl. ) glimpse; short 
 
 €wiike, glike, *. <■ bev i>ol)ii, ©putr. 
 
 Gliiniaier, glim'niui', v. n. 1. glim* 
 merit , flimiiiera. 2. |(l)iiiiiiuTii , bniumcni. 
 
 Giiiiiiuer, *. l. bet ©d)iinmer, 
 ©limmcr. 2. (-Biiiiernlg.] bev ©liiiiiiiet. 
 
 Giilltliierillg:, gllmmuring,*. biK 
 ©d)iiniiierii, Oilmiiueni, rd)ii).iri)e i;id)[. 
 
 Glilllllliug-, gliarmiiig, t. bti 
 SBrniibflirf. 
 
 Glimpse, glimps. (l)of(. glimp) «. 
 
 1. (eiii rd)iUiid>ce tii.urec. 2id)t) bev ^^llcf. 2. 
 Det 55li$ (Cid)!!!^!)!). 3. (fier Duriibt'rgi()enbe 
 ©laiij) bev ©d)imiiict, ©djeiii. 4. i a) Uct 
 ©rt)itniiiet. b) Die rd)iimd)e 21cl)iilid)feit. 
 Shak. 5. bev 25li(f cJliibliif). 
 
 To give one a glimpse of, (Jilien 
 eiiieit 551irf in ©tiunfi tf)iiii InfTeii, eiiimnl 
 l)iuciiirel;eu Infyeii. [gcii. DRVDEii, 
 
 Gliiiiiise, V. n. ^ in iblicfeii fid) jeU 
 
 Ciilillt, d'c^Ott.) to peep. 
 
 Gliiitin, (rd)Ott.) peeping. 
 
 fiilisk, (fd)(.Ut.) glimpse. 
 
 Glissa, giis'sa, (. eiiie 9(tt Il)iiiififi:^. 
 
 fiJIist, glisi,*. [-Mfinetiilg.] bev©Iiiiiiner. 
 
 Glisten, glis'sn, (aiigelf. glisnian) 
 V. n. glei^cii , gimijen. 
 
 Gli.ster, glU'tur, v. n. 1. (j(i(lerii, 
 g(i(;erii, |'d)iiiiiitetn. 2. i glaiijeti. 
 
 fillister, t. bev Qilaii^, ©c^iininer. 
 
 Glister, «. M* l?Ii)|lier, f. Clyster. 
 
 €i«listeriug°ly, glisturingle, adv. 
 l'd)iniiiicriib , glAiijcnb. 
 
 Glitter, giittur, v. n. 1. gli^erit, 
 l'd)iiuim'rn. 2. i glaiijeu. 
 
 €ii litter, <■ l. bex ®Umi, <Bd)immtt. 
 
 2. i bev ©d)itiiniet. 
 (•ilitteraud, glitturand, adj. f 
 
 rd)iiiiuicriit>. CHAucE.t. 
 
 Glittering-ly, giit'turinslc, ado. 
 fd)ii:inKriib , glaiijciib. [ffiii. 
 
 GUtaiii, glome, p. n. bi'ijlrt, n»l1cr 
 
 fnloaiiiiu, (i'd)ott.) bie Diiiiitiicniiig. 
 
 fiiloar, glAie, (Ijt'd. gluuren) ». ii. 
 * 1. rdjtcleii. 2. iliirreii. [I'ibemiifi feit. 
 
 Gl<»ar, odv. «^ bid; fibfriiu*. - fat, 
 
 Gloariness, glore incs, «. -f- bie 
 grofjc gi-itigffit. 
 
 Gl<»ary, glore'^. adj. t ubermi^ frrt. 
 
 Cnloat, glAte, V. n. * a) ilierril , fllix 
 (jeil. b) (lor) iliiTfU (Ilild), mill, c) (upon) 
 
 ©iiifii aiiilirrfit. [nifiiiunnd)rti. 
 
 Gl<»bard, globard, «. tii^ Gt'hiiii* 
 
 fiilobate, gliVbiie. / adi. fligf* 
 
 Ciilobatcd, glA'bated, j lic^l, fuoel* 
 
 fiTllllfl. 
 
Fatp. r'tr. r'.II. fnf. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, got. 6il, cl6u(l. Tube. tub. full. l//in, THis. 381 
 
 (;lo 
 
 ' Globe, globe. (Int. globus; ft. globe ; 
 fltiflelf. clenw) *. 1. tic Hiigei, Dfr 55nll. 
 a. eit OrCf iifli'I , bet e-r61>nf(. 3. fccr (fi"iiirt= 
 lid»e) Q)iobii6. 4. ^ a) ctr i^iiufe (©ernphino 
 MiiTon. b) ^er fiopf. Shak. 
 
 Celential globe, 6if i^immflSfugei: 
 Terrestrial -, bie (Irtfiigel. 
 
 Globe-amaranth, (33l't.] ^erKugeI:, 
 ftiiopfamarantf^. —-animal, ^a£ &i\q(l-- 
 tl)ier. —-artichoke, tie fiiinelnrtifiti'fe. 
 -■daisy. [<Sot.] tie binue gKiigliet'e. - 
 fish. Der IviinelftiVf). --flower, [^ot.] 
 (te Au>iel:, Dotterbdiine. -ranunculu*, 
 [3}ot.] Arr ^tpl}ol}iirnfu6. --thistle, rir 
 Riiijfieiflil. (fnmmcln. Miltor. 
 
 <iil«»lie, V. a. ? in fiiien Kreie, 9{iin6 
 
 tjilubONK, globose', i ad/. Ul = 
 
 CiiloboiiM, glA'bus, f <]rlniii6, 
 * fjilltlliilur, ginli'ular, / nillC, fll: 
 
 CiKlubuluus. glob'ulus,] gclf5riiiiii 
 tunflid). 
 
 Olobonily, glAbos'^ti. } 
 
 fnlublllnriieilll, glob'dlames, ^ 
 f. bit Jiiigcliuiife, funfliflc Sef(^iiffenl;eit. 
 
 Ciilobulnrin, globulil-rea. t. ['but.] 
 bit Rui\eWnmt. (fiiflrlf&niiig. 
 
 Ciilubiilnrly , globuiaile, adv. 
 
 Cnlubllle, globule, iGlub'ulet) 
 «. b.i< JU'ineK^ni. [fugclirfjt. 
 
 Cnloby, gio'bi, aJj. runt, fugelig, 
 
 fiil<»d«r, gl«'>«le, * praet. 0. glide. 
 
 ()SI«>inerate, giom'eriie, dat.) t>. 
 a. niinuirfeln , jiiriiniinfiibaKm, bailtn. 
 fiil«»IIIC'rtttiun, glonier^shuu, <. 
 
 1. bi\6 aiiifuiirfclii, 3uMimineiibnfUii. 2. &er 
 Qrbatttt Rorpcr, riiiiee ^niifcii. 
 
 Csloiueruua, glomeius. adj. ge> 
 bflllt , niiffliiUKfelt. 
 
 fiSlooiii, gluum, «. 1. bit Dt'i(lerf|eit, 
 £tuflrriil)eit, X)iinr(ll}tit , £)uilmiig , ba^ 
 Duiifel. 2. 1 a> tie Dil(lerl;«it , Cer Inlbi 
 fun), b) Me I)u|lrrf)eit (.btt 9lui(i<i)tttt ob. 
 btt 9Jii#i>I)im6). 
 
 CmIuoiiit v. n. I. (uflern, bi'ifler feiii. 
 
 2. b\\\hT fitriiirn. 3. f bujler, lUiguerfliu'iflt, 
 ttiiiin.i feiii ot). nii*iV()eii. 
 
 fjilooin, V. a. ^ aj tii'i|lern. b) f(f»iier< 
 nu'icl)t(], fiiiilt'r madden. Youmg. 
 
 Gloomily « gloum'ele, ado. 1. bin 
 Oft, jmUtt, Miufcl. 2. 1 tiijlcr, fJiijliT, ttaui 
 tifl, frt)ii'rriiiiirl)ii]. 
 
 (iilooiiiiaess,gluum'jiies.«. i.bie 
 I)fifleil)cit , I>iiiiMljeit. 2. t bit Z)i'i|lerl)eit, 
 6<t)i»rrimitl) , bet in'il'ftnn. 
 
 faloOlliy, gluume. adj. 1. binlet, 
 bunfrl, fiailir. 2. i a) Cufler, |"d)iueriiu"itt)ig, 
 fiiilUr, iuiiiiiiiitt}i(), traiirig. b; f buiifru 
 fiirtifl. Milton. 
 
 Glorintion, gloiel'shun, t. -f bat 
 SKut)tii(ii, ^<ri.l)lrii. Richardson. 
 
 (nloried) gli'rid, ad/, t fliprieien, 
 6eriil)i>it. Mii.ton. 
 
 iiilorincatioii, glnrifek^-sliuii. 
 «. (ii)i'i-i.l bit i5irl)rrriirt)iinij. 
 
 twluril'yy gli')'rili. (f'r. glorifier) p. 
 a .. I'rrljrrrliitni. 2. rflljiurn. 3. prfiiVii, 
 lebeii (tfiiipcrrii). 4. (ilji-ol.) i'frl)crrlirt)eii, 
 6cr ruMgrii 5?frrlirt)rfit rljcilljiittifl iun(l)i'ii. 
 
 Cnlorious, glu'reus. (lar. gloriosus) 
 cdj. 1. I)frrlut, rrljiibcii a\ Worn. 2. glpr 
 trid) , ri:l)iiu'i>(l , riil)iiia'rirtiii , ri'ihniiirf). 3. 
 • t!il)mrtbifl. Uaco.^. — adv. U 1 o ' r i o u »l y, 
 
 GLO 
 
 1. rufjmrid), gforrtitft. 2. (jcrrfid). 3. ruf)in! 
 
 rtCig, au6 fflrngrprccfjerei. [bit :^errltdjfeit. 
 
 Gioriousness, glo'ieiisues, i. 
 
 Glory, glore. (int. gloria) *. I. ^ ll. 
 t a) btv Oilaiij. b) bit ipirriicljfeit, '}5racf)t, 
 MIcrie. 2. [iJJfnI.] Die OJlone , etrnliUn; 
 froiie, err i>eiiigeiird)ein. 3. Cie&ljreCiJjrcifi). 
 4. 5ie Gljre, btt diutfin. h. [ll)tol.] bit 
 Seligfiit; 6er ^iinmel. 6. ^ btt Stolj, 
 5pi'rt)niiitl), Die ^rnljletei. 7. | 6er @tPlj. 
 
 fwlory, V. n. 1. n firf) freuen. 2. (in) 
 fid) nihmeii (ciiier <Sacbt) , praljieii (mit). 
 
 Gloryinif, gl6'reing, «. ba6 9iiil)> 
 men , fflriiei"pred)tii. 
 
 Glose, i (ft^ttteict^rln, ber@(t)nici((): 
 
 Gloser, \ Icr) f. Gloie. 
 
 GIOHS, gins, ((JSIofie) «. 1. bit ®lPfTc 
 ((Frfiariiiig, ^iislrguiig). 2. Die iuc>rtiid)c 
 Uebenefsuiig. Encyc. 3. ? bft ®liiiij i&ic 
 ^IJsiMitiir). 4. 1 a) ber ©loiii. b) ba 'Jlii; 
 llrid), girnl&. (ttlii. 
 
 To set a gloss upon.., ©fiun« bemniu 
 
 GlOMS, V. a. I. ^ gltiiijen; (ciiier 
 Snd)e; CSiniij geben (pi'Iireii, gliitren). 2. 
 (eiiicr <Ba(i)e) eiiien 91iiftnd> gebcn , (fic) be> 
 niantelii. 3. 6iirrf)®ii'fjcii erfliiren, nufkgoi. 
 
 To gloss over, bei'(t)i>iiigen. 
 
 f II loss, v. n. \. i GJh'iTni iii(Kt)eii ebtr 
 rdjrcittii. 2. i (Sirfffn miid^ru , ljiiucrii|ligf 
 3)tmcrfiiiigrii ubcr Gnuns iiuidjcu, gloiTireii. 
 
 Glossarial, giossA'real, udj. tint 
 ^rfuiriiiifl riitl)iilreiiD. [\atut. 
 
 GlossarlKt, gios'sarist, «. t)er 0)u>f; 
 
 Glossary, glossaii, «. b<i6 ©rfiii: 
 nmgfU'orrrrDiid), (iilfffiiriiiiii, (Siujjnr. 
 
 faiossator, giossA'tur, «. btt ©icfs 
 latur, 'Hiieirger. 
 
 fiilosser, glos'sur, «. l. btt ©loffntot, 
 Sd)!'!^!!. 'Jliieieger. 2. bcr Wliiiijcr, ^iMirer 
 
 Glos8iue88,glos'b^nts, t. btt &uini, 
 bit <l>olitiir. 
 
 fiilossist, glo»'»Tst, 1. 1 Der OMofTrttor. 
 
 Glossogrraplier, giossog'grafur, 
 J. bet Ci)li)(Teu|d)ren>er, ©d)i'ii(i|T, ®U'j|rt(cr, 
 •!lii«Ifger. 
 
 CiilosMog'raphy, glo»Kng'graii. *. 
 bai £d)reit'iii I'oii (i)io(|itnfii, ^lusiegeii. 
 
 Glossologrist, gloiitoi'lojiiii, «. ber 
 OJUJIiUor, 'Jliieicgcr. 
 
 CiilOBSOIogry» glossnl'l^ji, «. bir 
 PMoffoli'gie, Wii'dfii, ffllrfforien. 
 
 Glossy, glnss^, adj. I. g(Sn}enb, 
 fllott. 2. 1 |d)cint)nr. (ber Ciiftr&ljrfnipair. 
 
 iiilottis, glr.t'iis, (gr. "Sj.) *. [^JliiiU.] 
 
 fnlout, giout, V. n. (f<i)oit.) I'lnier |V> 
 Ijeii , em loiirt* Wrfidjt mndjr ii. - ». o. t 
 iiiifiiurffiim bttrnd)ten, nngioQcii. 
 
 Ciilove, gli'i». (niigrir. glof) #. I. brr 
 ^>l1ll^^d)lll). 2. bet ^antrd)iil;, bi\6 &<i(t)tul 
 dim $iite ol? 3<id)f II fcr 0)iiii|l btt (Sfliebtcii). 
 To be hand and glove, rrrrraiirr 
 JreuiiC'e Kin. To throw down the -, iuiii 
 oiueifampfc IjU'ilii^fprPTli. Gloves on the 
 bair-Kide, i>niitfd)iil;e mit iiiit'iunrtf grffl)r= 
 tfu $.itiren. IncID, G-l;rfiigfrri)eiif. 
 
 1 o V e - s i 1 V e r, —-money, bH6 IxHXtt 
 
 €>il<»ve, P. a. mit mit cinem Spiiiib-. 
 l'd)iii'r bl•^frffll. SiiAK. [ iniid)fr, 53cuiifr. 
 
 fnlover, gluv'ur, I. bet ipiiii?i"d)ul)! 
 
 €iilo%v, gin. (niigrir. glowaii) v. n. I. 
 ; giiil;cti. 2. X a; gluljen. b; (with) gli~il)i'ii 
 (i>rr).' • • 
 
 GLU 
 
 Glow, V. a. t II. ? gU'ilien, entflfnmmen, 
 
 Glo'%v, *. 1. ? bie (J)liit, biie ®iul)en. 
 2. 1 bie 0>liit. [ (uurin. 
 
 Glow- worm, bi'r &lui)>, Oi^^*"'"'** 
 
 Glo^ving'ly,gl6-iiigle. adv. gii'il)enb. 
 
 GlOMrr, d'ct^Olt.) to stare; a stare. 
 
 Gloze, gloze, (niigelf. glesan) V. tu 
 1. rd)mfid)eln, fdjoit tl)iiii. 2. f erflareii. 
 
 Gloze, #. 1. bie (Sd)iiieid)elci. 2. ± 
 btr ^liijlric^. Sidney. 3. t Bif (Jrriiirung, 
 (yii>iTe. Shak. [ bie ©d)mrid)leriim. 
 
 Glozer, gli'zur, * ber ®d)meid)ier, 
 
 Giozingr, glo'iing. *. ber 9In|tri(t>, 
 Bie $ici'd)&iiigiing; bii« (£4meid)flii. 
 
 Gluciu, glu sin, (gr.glyWys) i.[(Hjtm. 
 u. 9)?iner.ilg.] bie ©iijciiierbe, (Siigcrbe. 
 
 Glue, glii. (fr. glu; )». glyd) «. btt 
 
 Fish-glue, ber Jjndjleini. [Seiia. 
 
 Gin e- boiler, btr Seimfieber. 
 
 Glue, V. a. 1. leimrii. 2. i a) )ufAm* 
 menljniten, veretnigen, eng perbiiibeii. b) 
 (to) tjtfttn, feffelii (on), o (to) tjtfttn (aiif). 
 d) (together) )urnnimenl;aUcn; (ii. al6 v.n.) 
 jiirammenf^eilen. 
 
 Gluer, glu'ur, *. ber Sdmer, 
 
 Gluey,giu e. u<y uiiiig, riiberig,j^f)e. 
 
 Glueyuess, giuenes, «. bie Rit* 
 brigfeit. 
 
 Gluish, glii'ish, adj. feimic^t, rieberi(). 
 
 Glum, glum, (|'d}Ott. glouni) adj. f 
 1. roller, fiii|1er. 2. I'djivennritljig, bi'i|1cr, 
 troiirig. 
 
 Glum , t. bat finflere , foiire Gitfittjl, 
 - p. II. eiii piiflereS, |Oiire$ Oicfit^t mot^eii. 
 
 Glumaceous, glumashus, ad/. 
 [93in.l ipeljig. 
 
 Glume, glAme, (lot. gluma) «. [93i)t.] 
 ber SJolg, bai iBolglein, bie SpixU't. 
 
 Glummy , glum' mi , ai^. bilfler, 
 fliiiler, triib. [iVeljiO- 
 
 CnlumOUS, gld'mus, adj. l^Jot.] 
 
 Gluncli, [Dertl.] frown, gloomu 
 
 Glut, glut, (lot. glutio) p. a. 1. per* 
 fdjliiigeii. 2. uberfotiigeii , libcrlnbeii, t'ibet» 
 ffideii. 3. ± a) jatrigeu , fott mod)eii (3iil;&» 
 rer). b) wtibeii, jotrigeii (bie 'Qiugen). c) 
 mit SDooreii iibcrfiifleii (beii ■•JKorft), i"iber« 
 (fil^rfn. 4. (djemifd)) fortigeii. (tul)leiu 
 
 To glut one's revenge, leill ^Jiuiljdjfll 
 
 Glut, *. I. ba6 S3errd)liiiigeiie. 2. ± 
 bit I'lbcrgroge gufle, <»ifnge ; (aortljcit, bet 
 llebt-rfliiB ; bie Ueberfu'lnnai On^ llebermo^, 
 bet ll<berft')iw<"'fl- ^- (&"«'!*/ ba6 perilopit) 
 fie 91nt)iiiifiing, 5Ber|lopiiing. 4. tJioroam.] 
 ber Ijoljenir Rtil. 
 
 Cwluteal, glu'leal, (gr. gloutos) udj, 
 [ainot.] Jii ben ^iiitrrborfeit geljijrig. 
 
 fnluten, glu'in, s. 1. ber ^iiibrfloff, 
 f'fimili'if. 2. [a5ct.J ber Kleiieiloff. 3. (Cl^tm.] 
 bit Rlebet. [mcnIfimcH. 
 
 Glutiuate, glulenAle, P.O. }ll|'oiU< 
 
 fiilutiliatioil, gluteiia shun, «. ba6 
 Sufammenlcimfii. (rig; leinipiib, oiit)etleiib. 
 
 Glutinatlve,glu'<enaiiv,ad/. flebii 
 
 Citlutinosity, gluicnn^ eie, ^ i 
 
 GlutallOUSUeSN, glu lenusnes, ^ 
 *. bie Siebrigfcit. 
 
 CnlutillOUS, glu'ienus, adj. 1. fle< 
 berig, jol)i'. 2. (in't.l firbrng. 
 
 €iSluttOU, glui'in. (lot. gluto>«. 1. 
 ber Jri'iT' r , ©rt)iui'liifr , aSuifr.ip. 2. i ott 
 lliifriutuict)e. 3 l3i*»lj btt 25u'lirop, 
 
382 Fate, fiir, fall, fat. M^, met Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cloud. Tube, tiib, full, ifnn, THU. 
 
 GLU 
 
 2. Olttttons in murder, wanton to de- 
 stroy. Grahville. 
 Griuttonize) glut'tdnizc, V. n. irei': 
 fen, prnffen. 
 ' CilutiOnOUS, glut'tunua, adj. 1. 
 fftftn^iQ, otcrig. 2. iin (Sdjiuelgeii beileljenD. 
 Gluttonous deliglit, bit QdimelqeluH. 
 
 Gluttonously, glut'tuuusle, adv. 
 
 flieriij, gefrflgia. 
 
 duttouy, glut'tuu^, «. bie @efra: 
 giijfeit; ^rnfferci, ©djmelgprei. 
 
 tmluy, glu e, adj. fleberii), teiniig. 
 
 CilyCOuiail, glikoneaii.^aat.) adj. 
 
 Crlyconic, glikon'ik, ^ l^oei'.] 
 
 fl(l>fLMlifd). 
 
 Grlyn, glln, t.baiZ^al, bit ^ttq-. 
 fd)(tid)t. 
 
 Grlyph , glff , (jjr. glyplie) «. a) [^r-. 
 rf)tt.] Der ©d)li(j. l>) [93ilCI).J eiiie jur S5cr: 
 jjerimg DieneiiSe 3luff)ol;Iiiug. 
 
 GSlypiiiCf giif fik, «. t)ie ipt<cog(i)p()e, 
 f. Hieroglypliic. [Cefunil. 
 
 Grlyptic, glip'tik. «. bie ®teinrd)iiei: 
 
 Cirljptug-rapliic, gliptograt'tlk, 
 adj. bie Steinrd)HcibcfiHi)l befrfjreibeiiD, tlr)\i- 
 togr.ipljirA- [t)ie itii)pniijr(ipl)ie. 
 
 (wlyptog-rapliy, gliijtog'giaffe, «. 
 
 <>>n»r, nir, fail '" ( Cniujelf. gnyiraii, 
 
 -OflU&rl, narl, ^ giiornian) v. n. 
 
 fuiirren, brutnnieii, niiirreti. 
 
 Ciiuar, «. '■' ber iviiorren (tin ^oljc). 
 
 C)(»a.rle(I, nar'ied, adj. fnumg, tnoi 
 
 tiQ, rtfl'iJ- 
 
 (irunrr, nar, «. f bcr fleine, bitfe £erl. 
 
 €^uaiill, nasi), (biiu. kiiasker) v. a. 
 Ijcftig jiirammenbcigeii (bie 3iil)ne), fnirfdjen 
 (111 it ben 3Al)nen). - ». «• I. fiur|d)en. 2. 
 fnirrrf)en (jiitnen). 
 
 Cwuat, nat, (angetf. gnaet) *. I. bie 
 SKi'icfe, ©c^nncfe. 2. l (ctiuafi Rleiwei) bie 
 gnutfe. 
 
 Gnat-flower, [25ot. ] iia6 ^nnbenftd iit. 
 — -snapper, [&iitoui.] ber 5iicgeii|'£t)n(ip= 
 per, $JlifOf"f'i"g>^r, (Jliegeniledjer. -- w o nu, 
 tie SnrDe einer Sdjiiorfe. 
 
 Cii^iiatlio, na'i/io, s. ber @(f)maro(^er. 
 Cuatlioii'icai, a((/. |'ii)niiiroQerird}. Gna'- 
 tlionize, c. n. |'d}iiiarD(}en. 
 
 fwUa«V, naw, (ailgelf. gnagan; gr. 
 Jtnao) V. a. 1. migen. 2. abiiagt-ii. 3. beiia< 
 {jen, jernngen. 4. jerfrejjcn. 5. t ierbeipcn 
 (bie 3"nge nu6 Soni Jcj; nngen. 
 
 €>ina%v, i;. n. a) uageii. l>> (upon) }er> 
 nogen. c) (at) jernngen. l^Juigcnbr. 
 
 Oiiaikver, naw'ur, «. ber dinger, iai 
 
 Cirueiss, ne'is, «. [ OMnernlg. j ber 
 QVnei^, £nei@. tt>cn<ig(n, f. Nibble 
 
 Cwnibble, nibbl, c. a. beguabbelu, 
 
 Ciinotr, uof, *. t ber 6)eiji).ii«. 
 
 CirllOllK;, noine, (gr. gncine) «. 1. f 
 ber ^Denffpruc^. 2. (gr. guoiuon) ber ®npiii, 
 ©rbgei)!, 95erggeift. 
 
 Ouoinical , no'mekal, adj. f gno> 
 milled, leljrreid), iprnrfjreid). 
 
 Cnnoinioinetrical, nimeomlt'- 
 tikal, (gr.) adj. [Opt.] gnomipntetrifc^. 
 
 fiinoinulog^ic, nomolod'jik, > 
 
 Ciraoiuuiog^icaly nomulod'jekal,) 
 (gr.) adj. t gniMUPlrgiict). 
 
 idinoinolog'y, nomoI'lAji, t. f bie 
 ;®prid)n)orterroinnUiiMg, fflnrnnMogie. 
 
 Cwauuiuu, no'uion, (gr. S33 ) «. I. 
 
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 [9Ifhron.I btt ©onnenjeiger, OnoraoB. 2. ber 
 iSoniieiui()rjeiger. 
 
 fjTUOinouic, nonion'ik, } adj. 
 
 CirUOlUOlliical , nomon'ekal,^ gno: 
 inoiiifc^. . [Oiiiomonif, ©ciineuiiljrtunil. 
 
 fjrHOmonicS, nonioii'iks, *. pi. bie 
 
 CiiuostiCj uos'tJk, (gr.) adj. (djnill. 
 ©efte] giio|lit"(^. - s. ber (iJnDilifer, &t-. 
 Ijcimfetier. [£el;re bcr Onoflifer. 
 
 Gruosticlsin , nos'tekizin , «. bie 
 
 C>rnu, gnu, «. [3oof.J Mi Qittu Cilrt 
 'Jliitilope). 
 
 Oo, go, (angetf. gan ; f)oli. gaan ; ban 
 gnaer; \'(i)m. ga; bait, gan) praet. went; 
 pp. gone, V. n. 1. § geljen. 2. (auf ben iJii; 
 pen) ge^en. 3. getjen (nidjt laufen ob. ren^ 
 nen). 4. (to) geljen, reifen (nad)). 5. ge^en, 
 fortgeljen. 6. abgeljen (o. ber $ort). 7. (to) 
 (ge»uijl;ulid) ipofjiii) gefjcn. 8. gef;en (burc^; 
 briugen luit beni (yeiile). 9. gi'f)en, reirtjtn 
 (in bcr (S-r'iidung eine6 Qi\biwe<t6). 10. (to) 
 gel;en (bi6 ju einem ^JJjinfre). 11. (to) diet) 
 angelegen fein laffen) t'erfallen nuf . . . 12. 
 (to) feme 3uftud)t ncl;nien (ju bem j>{i-d)te:c.). 
 
 13. (I;anptfiid)li(^ ini part.) im SBignffe feiii. 
 
 14. (for) gelcen (25iel, iJiicl)t6). 15. geljen, 
 mi llutlaufe fein, ftd) uerbreiten (P. ©eriid): 
 ten). i6. (for) gelten, gel^alten ub. angefel^en 
 lufrben (fiir). 17. gel;en (fid) bcmegen, luie 
 tine •i»tafd)ine). 18. fdcpen (ipte eine JJliifs 
 figfeii). 19. geljen (anilrebeii). 20. (by) ge; 
 l)en (nad)), fid) rid)ten (nad)). 21. l)ai>en 
 (einen Slntljeil an ber ^eiite to. 22. a)fd)ipiia. 
 gcr geljcn. b) tradjrig fein (u. Xl;ieren). 23. 
 ljcri;aUen (u. ®elbbeutel). 24. I)iiiau6gcl;eii, 
 aii^gegebcM luerben (u. (^elbe). 25. (to) rci; 
 d)eM, fid) evitrecfen (bid an, bii ju einer 
 fflrenje). 26. (to) gcl)en, ful;ren (nad), pun 
 etneni ilijege). 27. (towards) abjiuerfen, ab; 
 jieien (auf). 28. (to) angel;en (&incn;, geiten 
 ((S-iueni). 29. beiuirfen, nnsridjten, lueril; 
 fein (p. Oeibeic. ). 30. geljen, pfrfnl;rcn, 
 ijaabeln. 31. (to) beitragen (}U). 32. (into) 
 ciuen Xl;eil aii^niad)en (uon einer <B<\(t)t), 
 fonimen (ju, in). 33. ge^en, pon ©tatrcn 
 geljen. 34. au«t''rtt'n, auige^en. 35. (ges 
 ii)[il)iilid) niit ii) gi'l;en, ile^en. 36. (pon ber 
 3eit) gcljen (in ben britteu 'JMinint lo. 37. 
 eine geiuijje lenbcnj pber ^irfuiig t)<\bcn. 
 38. To let -, gel^eii cber fal;rcn laffen. 39 
 
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 in the booty. L'Estbahge. 23. If oar 
 exports are of less value than our 
 iiiipurrs, our money must go to pay 
 the balance. W. 24. His estate goes 
 or has gone for spiriiuous liquors^ 
 W. 26. This road goes to Siuttgarl. 
 27% Tliis argument goes far toward 
 proving the point. It goes a greii* 
 way towards establishing the innocence 
 of tlie accused. W. 29. Money goe« 
 farther now than it did during tli« 
 war. W. 31. Many qualitications go 
 to make up ihe well bred man. W. 32. 
 Tlie substances whicli go into this 
 composition. W. 33. The business goe* 
 on well. W. 34. Wliether the cause 
 goes for nie or against me, you must 
 pay me the reward Watts. 35. Hovr 
 goes it, comrade? W. 36. It is now 
 going four months since 1 came hith- 
 er. 37. These cases go to show that 
 the court will vary the construction 
 of instruments. 38. Let me go; let go 
 the hand. 
 The bell goes (for...), niiin IrtUtct 
 (fur...). To go ashore, lanbeu. To - 
 wrong, a) fe(;i geljen. b) llnred)! l)aben, ild) 
 irren. To - unpuuikhed, ungeilr«ft bleibcn 
 Ob. bai'uiifommen. To - a journey, eine 
 Sfeife inad)in. To - a great way, a; iveit 
 gcl}en. bMveit l;inreid)en. She is far g o n e, 
 e6 ill lueit mil il;r gefonimcn. To - with 
 child, fd)iuanger ge()en. To - near, a; nnlje 
 fld)cn, fill) nriljern, nal;e fein. b) im iSegriffc 
 leiii, niil)e baraii fein. c; uaije gc()cn (beni ^er» 
 jeu). To - contrary to.., ()anbelii gegcn... 
 To set a - going, in ®ang briiigen; a- 
 go i n g. im Orange befinbiid). To - as near 
 as one can, [ipanbeij <= fo luoljifeil luie m6g« 
 lid) tierfaiifcn. She went her time, fie gmg 
 it)re 3eit (©d)n)angctfct)aft) aui. To - with 
 the wind, ['War.] i)om 'SSinbegetricben iiipr« 
 ben. To let - one's liold, ion6 niau m Sp<nu 
 ben i)at, fal;rcn laffen. To — halves with.., 
 ®eiuian u. %etlu\i tljeileu mit ... To - sha- 
 res, tl)cilen. To — a great way in.., uiclen 
 (S'influp l;aben au\ ... To - one's snip, fei» 
 nen vUiiriicil mm GTiuniS beftnnmen. How - 
 your concenu? luie gcj)t i6 3')'"^"^ *^*"' 
 goes the night? luie fpat i|V6 ill bcr Oiad)t? 
 
 (-)»ar.] To let -, fallen laffcn (ben iJlnfcr); To - without day, to -to God, [i)Ced)t6ipr.J 
 fd)iepen lajfen (ein iau); Let go amain! ; abgeiuicfen lucrbcn. To - astray, 1. fid) oer» 
 106 liberaH! 40. geljen , jirfuliren, gangimr irren. 2. i emen 5cl)itritt begeljen. To - 
 ffin, angenonnnen luerben (o. Oiclbe). 41. 1 on horseback, reitcii. It will - hard, ill. 
 Go to 1 a) Darun! frifd) baraufl iuoi)Ian! b) j well with him, er luirb niit genaner 3?otIj 
 bcbcnfe c« iuol}I! 42. [-)Jfar.J ansiaufcn, Capoutpmmcn, er iDirb I'lbcl, gut babei fat)' 
 aii6gc()en. 43. (gefleiber, j. 23. gutgefieibet) rcn, t6 loirb il)m fd)ied)t, gut gcljen. T« - 
 gcljen. 44. (to) t bcileljen (in). j •" the song, ben Ocfaug anilunmrn. Shah. 
 
 6. The mail goes and conies every day j To - to Ihe world, fid) ocrtjeiratljen. - 
 or twice a week. Weu-ster. 8. We can i along by him, gel)' por feiiiem i>iUlfe Por* 
 
 go but a very little way in developing 
 the causes of things. Webster. 9. Tliis 
 cum will not go far towards full pay- 
 ment of the debt. W. 11. Seeing him- 
 self confronted by so many, like a 
 resolute orator, he went not to de- 
 nial, but to justify his cruel falsehood 
 
 bei. You are gone, bii bill i>eriorcn. 1 
 am gone, though 1 am here, bU l)a|l Ulir 
 Seine Ciebe eiuiogen , id) bin ft'ir bid) per> 
 loren, obgieit^ id) l)ier bin. Shak. 
 
 To go about, 1. imigeljeii (einen Um» 
 lueg madjeii). 2. i a) fit^ an ^(\va6 inadjeii, 
 an G"iU)a* geljen, G'tiua* imtrrnel)men. b) 
 
 SiDNCY. 19. Against right reaiton all; lid) bemiil^en. o fid) lufiimmern (Uill). 3. 
 
 your counsels go Dryucn. 20. We 
 are to go by the rules of law, or ac 
 cording lo the precepts of Scripture 
 
 l-)War.J buv<t) ben iiJmb luenbeu. 
 
 To go abroad, I. auegcljen. i. nMf 
 9{rifen gei)en. 3. brfannt, ruc^tbar wtiDo. 
 
 W. 21. They were to go ei}ual shares^ I;craii6fpnimril. 
 
F&te. far, fall. fat. M*. met. Fine. fin. N6. move. nfir. got, dil, cl6M. Tube. t(ih, f&W. (7/in. THis. 383 
 
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 To go after, ^tncm folgen, ^tntet Qi* 
 ncni l)erge()en. 
 
 To go againit, 1. iief)en (roiber); Qu 
 ncn flngreifeii ; >Dit»tr|lef)en (©mem), 2. ± a> 
 juiBiOet lein. b) lu^^frIl (©iium). 
 
 To go ahead, a; uununrt£ gc^en. b) i 
 Sortrd)c:U( madden, tveitertommen. Go a- 
 h c a d 1 uornn ! uorioiirci ! 
 
 To go along, a) furt(|ef)rn. b) ( ^Kif 
 fortpa(fen. To - with aoy oue, 1. t ti >>*'t 
 Ginein i^nlten. 2. f begleiten. 
 
 To go aside, 1. acivArt^ oe^tn, nuf bit 
 @eitc Qtt)tn. 2. ± irre Qtiftn', abiveid^en. 
 
 To go asunder, a; uoii oc. au6einans 
 ter Qel)eii. b> befoutKri getjeii. 
 
 To go away, 1. f io(Q(]tl)eni (itttiitn. 
 2. t ljinflU6gflj«n (u. ®el6«;. 3. (with) Qt-. 
 nai mitiiel^men. You shall not -away 
 with it so, I'u loQen <Sie mic ni<tt luegfominen- 
 
 To go back, 1. f jtirucfgeljen , uni 
 fdjrcn. 2. i (from) |uru(fiul^uien ( fctii 
 2Uort ic). 
 
 To go backward, 1. rucfivarti ober 
 ^urucfgfljtn. 2. t beii fi«b«flaiifl (jfljeii, jii* 
 tutfroniiien. [2. i ben SJprratig i)abtn. 
 
 To go before, I. i<uc ©iiiciii l)er()ci)eii. 
 
 To go behiad, ^iiitec (^iiiem i;trgef)eii, 
 iflntttt)tt Qtt)ttt. 
 
 To go between, I. in bcr ^itt( gn 
 fftn. 1. t ben SBermittler mac^en , fi4) iu'6 
 Vtittd rdylagen. 
 
 To go beyond, 1. iu(iteTsrf)fn (al5), 
 ^iMau<oel)en (iiber). 2. vurbrtgel^rn. 3. i a; 
 ubtrliilen. b) ubertrejfcn. 
 
 To go by, 1. a> uoruberge^en, uor6eige< 
 l)tn. b) biiri1)a<!lj«". 2. t a; uenjebf" r »«'= 
 pityen (u. ber3ett;. b) ubergel)en. c) f flt' 
 ^ulbl|] ertrogen uineii !5erlu|l>. d) fi<1) tid)' 
 ten nil(t)... To - by the worse, ttn RuX' 
 ^ern iiel^en. Milton. To — b y a uauie, l}ei> 
 ^en, einen 9I(inien fiitjcen. 
 
 To go down, 1. t)u\UHttrt, i^innbgeijen. 
 2. i a> luitergct^en <i). brr crnne). b; (alien 
 Oit)ni'l)mni>. c; uerfallen, tintergel)en. 3. 
 ^inunierg(l;en , |;)inun((rgrrd)lu(ft iverbcn, 
 (biil)er) 4. i nngenoninun iverbeti. The doc- 
 trine of the divine riglit of kings will not 
 go do wn in this period of the world. Weii- 
 STCB. — Your proposal will never -down 
 with me, nte lutTCe id; !^i)vtn S5orf(t)lAg cin> 
 geljcn. 
 
 To go tor, 1. n.idj Qtmai gchen, ©tiv>i« 
 i^eTbtttjinen , l}uleu. 2. ial;irn, gelten (fun. 
 o. giiiiigen. (ltd? utcbreiten. 
 
 To go forth, f)eri<prgrl)en ; jld) irigen, 
 
 To go forward, 1. i<i>riv(irt$ griien, 
 iH)rru(ffn. 2. i n) forifiJbr"'- b) juneljuien. 
 c) (juct|'d)ritte madden, ^p. j^e forward, 
 gorti'djriite. /j t\ 
 
 To go from, I. roeggeljeif. , t a) nb: 
 ^tt)t\i, nbrd)iveifen (i)on>. b)'^!a)t tjulitn 
 tjcm 2Di'rt). c) uerliiffeii (einen ^Dirnil to. 
 
 To go in, 1. I)ineinget^en , l)ineiuireten, 
 ringel)en. 2. tinljergctjen in.. (I'd^oiien Rltt-. 
 berii 2C.). 3. II (to; flmdjIKten llnigitng l^abrn 
 cnit). To - in and out. nu$i ti. eiiigrl^rii. 
 
 To go into, 1. f get)en und).., in.. . 2. 
 i to — an opinion, f riner ^))reiutinii Kin, 
 Cine ^X?einiing tijdien, nnnchmeii. 
 
 To go off, I. al'get)en, luegs frrrgrljen 
 (B. einem One). 2. i au'trMff'n b) iiugfljen, 
 9lbt}ang niifen ( v. -^Uiiiuciu. ci ilerbcn. d; 
 
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 nbttef^en. e) loSgef)en, geloet ivetben (i>on 
 Jcuergeiue^renj. 
 
 To go on, I. ocnuflrtd geljen, fti»tnef)cn. 
 2. i a) fortfii^ren. b> geljen , 'Jortgrtng !)«• 
 ben, von (Statten get^en. c) giiicfiid) I'ein (in 
 (5-tiuii«>. d) fortbniitrn. e) nntteten. To - 
 an embassy, Mi &efantittt Deri"d)irft i»er> 
 ben. f) geljen, Angeiogen luerbcn f6nnen (O. 
 Sleibetn). 3. » lD«gel)en (nuf). 
 
 To go out, I. a) nuigehen. b) au<(au< 
 fen. c) (of) i>erlaiTen, uerfei)len (einen iUeg). 
 d) t abiueiijen (uon eineni 2£ege). e) an*: 
 gcljen (i>. geiicr; , albi(t)cn. i) i lU Qnit 
 geljen. g) * luerben (DDftor tc). h) bavoii> 
 fomnien, roegremmen, auigctjen. i) au£ge> 
 ^en, befannt roerben. 
 
 To go over, 1. butCbgcfjen, bitrcf^lc/'en. 
 2. unterfudyen, prufen. 3. uberbeiifeii. 4. 
 (to) auf OemnnC* ©eire treJen, ubergeljen 
 (iU einer anbern ^nrtci lO. 6. i^iuiiber^e' 
 i)en,i)iniiberfe9en,gel}en ubcr (eineii jyliiOiO. 
 
 To go through, 1. a) burc^gcl^en, gc: 
 i)tn burd> (iai 2i5>ifTer to. b) fid) burd)' 
 Drangen. 2. i a) (u (Fiibe fufjren , au6tut)> 
 reii, beenbigen. b) bei^rciten (Ko|1cn). c) 
 nn^ljalten , au£|1ef)en (eiiie Innge Itniiif: 
 Ijeit IC). d) be|lel)en ((Sefat)rin). 3. (with) ju 
 «atanbe fomnien niit.., burd)i'coen (&nva£). 
 
 To go to, 1. gelten (ju). 2. t a) nrl;< 
 nun (Dienfle). b) to - to law, vot &eti(i)t 
 gcl)cn. c) to - to it, auf einaiiber lDdgci;cn. 
 1 won't - to the price of it, \o oitl gcbe I'd) 
 iiid)t baffir, fo uiel iveiibe id) iiid)t baran. 
 
 To go together, jiirainmeutoninien, 
 fid) oerfammeln. To — together by the 
 ears, o fid) bntgen. 
 
 To go under, 1. t a) fid) unt«riiel)en 
 (einer ^act>e). b) to - he name of.., bc: 
 faiint fein («I6) ; eineii TJanien ful;rcii. To - 
 an ill report, einen ublen diiif l;aben. 
 
 To go up, l)inaufgci)en , t)iniuif|leigen. 
 To — up and down, l)cruni|lr(id)cn. 
 
 To go upon, 1. ge^en aiif ((^tiva£). 2. 
 t a) fid) griiiiben, ful) fiut^en auf (einen 
 (i)runbfa9 ic). b) unternelimen (ein (4e: 
 id)iift); nniretcn. To - sure groundii, fsiiier 
 .£tid)e geiuip fein. To — nie town, Dae (»)Ci 
 luerbe einer Cuilbirne ergreifen. To - tick , 
 lUifKreMt nel)inen, iSrubciitfnfpr.ipnnipen. 
 To - tiie liigliway. <2rr>ipcnraubcr luerC'en. 
 
 To go with, l.geljrn mif (G-incni), (il)n) 
 begleiten. 2. i e* nut (jinem Ijalicn. 
 
 To go without, entbel)ren, ciirrati)CM 
 (©troas). Ifeiiborfibiut. 
 
 Go to bed at noon, [SiH.j bcr 'iiiie-. 
 
 Cii(», t. I. ber &anqi Sauf. 2. IOd>rt;i)- 
 ol.] ber '))Jeergriinbling. 
 
 Pno. 'T is the g o, fo ge^t'4. 
 
 Go-between, ber Untcrl^anbler. -- 
 by, a) ber Kunilgriff, bie L'i|l, t>a6 llfOen 
 mlrn. b) bii6 Uebergcljen, 233fgiuerfcn , 9ib. 
 i"d)iitteln. To give any one the go-by, I. 
 (S-ineii iibertrctfcn dm 3{eniirii). 2. G-iiicii 
 liberi'ortljeilcn. --cart, bcr (SniigcU, 3{i'a« 
 luagen. --down, a) ber ©turi. b) oer 
 od)lurf, 3"g- --to! inlerj. lag bir fagcn! 
 (f. Go. No. 41). 
 
 <iiunU) e"<*«» (nitgelf. gad; idjiu. gadd) 
 «. Per €tad)cl , ©radjelilorf ( inn iljiere aiw 
 jiiirribfiii. 
 
 Ciiwud, V. a. I. ilad)etn, nut brni @ra: 
 d)ei nutnifrn (Sir!);. 2. n) i ion lo; ait: 
 
 GOD 
 
 treiben, anfprrnen (ju). 3. (onward) antrti* 
 
 Goaded with, bebrangt i>on ... [btiu 
 
 Croalf gole, (fr. gaule ) «. 1. a) IM 
 
 ^al}l (ber ^fnl)I aiif einer 9teimba()n). b) 
 
 ber 9{iiig (auf ber '•inailbatjn ). 2. ^ bi* 
 
 ©djrnnfen. 3. ? bn6 3iel, ber Siwecf, bat 
 
 G}ottl , jale, f. Jail [@nbe. SiiAK> 
 
 fjfour, gore, #. ber ©etjren, Swidel, 
 
 «eil (in ^bdta :c.). [gipirft, fd)led)t. 
 
 Groarislt, gAie'Nh, adj. jufaannen* 
 
 Guetty gole, caugelf. gaet; Ijufl. geil ; 
 
 ruff, koia; *. 1. (3oi>i.] tie (Sei0. 3iege. 2. 
 
 bie geile $erfDn, @)eig. Goat's jj^;, tei 
 
 «eifd)iaf. 3. [Dertl.l pt. ©teine im iJiJ.ifrer 
 
 (uni bariiber m geljeu). [Siege, 3i(t«. 
 
 Ue-goat, ber du^mbod. Slie--, bit 
 
 Ooat-chafer, KJnroin.] ber 9?o6« 
 
 fafer. — fi»h.,I3d)tl)oi'l.l bie3tege,*)life. -• 
 
 herd, ber Siegenhirt. --milkar, [Drnit!).] 
 
 ber (Seigmelfer, Siegeafauger, bie 9{nd)U 
 
 fcproalbe. -s-beard. I'Jjot.) ber (SJeiiJbart. 
 
 -'s- bread, --marjoram, I^Of.J b»» 
 
 ^od*<, (Srigbart. — skin, a) im Siegciu 
 
 fell, b) ber ©djunid) vcn 3itgeiifen. -'»• 
 
 milk, bie Siegeiimiid). — 's-rue, [!&Dt.] 
 
 bieO)eig>, Siegrnraute. -'s- stones. [^ot.J 
 
 iai iiinabeiifraui. -'s-thorn. [^ocj ber 
 
 aSorfsborn. --sucker, (jOriiirlj.l ber 3ie» 
 
 gtiifauger. [borfig. 2. i bDcfifd), geil. 
 
 €irUtttisIl, gote'ikh, adj. 1. t>l>(fld)t, 
 
 (ifubf gob, ( fr. gobe) «. e 1. be* 
 'JJiuiibyoll , SJiffen. 2. ba* «i«d)en. 3. ber 
 'iStuub. [stick, Per 2ii^cU 
 
 Gob-string, ber ©taiigenjaum. — « 
 
 Caubbet , gob'bei , «. ter i8i|Ten, 
 ■OKunbi'oll, Ca6 ©nitf. [i'erfd)linflen, 
 
 Cirubbet, (|r. gober) V. a. (gierig) 
 
 (liubble* g<)i< bi. t>. a. 1. LirTf(t)lin< 
 gen, l)ineiiifd)liiigeii. 2. i (mit up) t)iiird)miet 
 rcn, ijinfubeln. - v. n, fuUcrn (luie t]fi 
 lriiti)al)ii). [Jreffer. 
 
 Cirubbleirut , gob'bigut, t. e ber 
 
 liiubbler, goii blur, «. i. berj^reffer, 
 S(ftlU(fl)iU6. 2. (ui.iiuDm.) brr irurl;al)n. 
 
 Ciiubblill^lyf gob blnigle, aiU. Q 
 l)ingrril)muT(. [Cir 'yiif)cr, bie irinffdjale. 
 
 fwf»blet , gob'lei , (fr. gobcUt) a. 
 
 Ciiubliu, gob'iiii, t. 1. ber itobrib, 
 \)Hi tiJnpciiil. 2. ber, bie 6Mfe, bie ,}fe. 
 
 Ciiod} god, (aiigelf. guU; perf. goda, 
 clioda ; IjlllbOji. khodii, codiiiu ) *. I. ('b^^i 
 l)ijd)i1e 2i3cfen : 3ebiH>.iij) (J)ott. 2. ber (Ijeibi 
 uifi1)e) OJott. 3. i bir -ilfgoit; 65Drt. 
 
 fruv. God's a good man, luie ei 6!prt 
 gefiillt, i|l ti geiuiM gur. Shak. 
 
 Kor God'a- mercy, a) um ©Dtte^ioidell. 
 b) i uinfonjl. -'a- mercy, 6>ort I'frgrlt'iS. 
 
 God -bote, t bie 5iird)eubii|je. -• 
 child, ber $athe, bie ^^atl)c (ber Inuf' 
 ling), --daugliier, bie ^^iul;e (i.niif« 
 iiig). --father, ber laiifpatlje, $ail)e, 
 laiifiriige. --moiher, bie iaiifpatl^e, 
 ^arlje. --smith, ber SSerfcrtiger ihmi 
 e)6ijenbilbern --son. ber ^JJarlje (lauf* 
 ling>. -'s-penny, bii« "Mufgfit, ipanbgelb, 
 Braiifgelb. --ward, jii (ijcir, nad) (SJott 
 gcrid)ret. --wot! o (i)ott luiipl --ye Id 
 Ob. y i e I d I (JH'ti cergelt'S ; (i)i'ft ^elf ! 
 
 Cnitd, V. a. t in-rgi^cicrn. [^9. 
 
 €i><»«lnrcl, god daid. M. (Oi'anir) Qivitt 
 
 €i*<»d<ler, god dur , «. I'^i't.J btc 
 SSit'ii'iia'iiri. 
 
• 384 Fate. fnr. fall, fat. M*. met Fine. fin. N6, mhve, n6r, got. 6il. cl6fjr]. Ti'ibe, tub, full. t^in. TFIis. 
 
 (iOD 
 
 Ooddess, god'cie*. *. l. (9Ki?tf>.] 
 bie ©otttnn. 2. ( u liter I'iefceii Den u. ([> Die 
 &&trii)n. 
 
 Goddeti-like. eitier (^iDttin nhnlld). 
 
 Ciiudf'rey , god'fi*. s. c^iiimc; &0U' 
 (rifji. 
 
 €]}odliea<il , god'hed. «. 1. (bit gmt; 
 lirt)e iJiiitur) Die Oiorfl^cit ( iU\(t) wn l)t\biu-- 
 fcten fflil'tterii). 2. (ciii 6)i'tr; Die ®o:tl)eu. 
 
 €KOdle!>>S, god'ies, adj. 1. gmtk^C'. 
 2. gi>ttio5, nt()ei|li|'c^. [©omofiflfeir. 
 
 CiSodleSSlieSS , godlesnes, s. Die 
 
 fwOdlike, godlike, adj. I. (@ott 
 pber eiiieni @i>tre nljiilid)) floitlid), erljnben. 
 2. t (f)6(t)|l I'ortrcfflirf)) a> gbttiirt). b> frmiini. 
 
 The godlike, 4 Die "ipicnflen. 
 
 Ciiodlily) god'lele , adv. gmtfelit], 
 frotmii. tfeligfeit, griinunigfeii. 
 
 Oodliiiess, god'lcnes, t. Die Q)lUt: 
 
 4>rudliug-, godling, t. ba6 Giutrerdjeii. 
 
 ijrodly, god'le, aUj. flDti'ielig , froiiim. 
 - udi). gDttielig. iroiiim. 
 
 Cirodlyliead, god'lelild , *. << Die 
 9itA)tU(i)ten, ®ute. Si'emser. 
 
 €]iiudsliip, god'slifp, «. Die Ojotrljeit. 
 
 dfUdwit, god'wit, t. ljDrnitt;.J Die 
 ©ilbnafe, Ufir\d)nfvfe. [gclb. 
 
 Ciiuel t giJlCj (angetf. geaiew) udj. -)• 
 
 Ooer, g<>'"r, «. I. Der ®ci;eiiDe, S{ei= 
 fitiDe, (yhuQer, gii^fliiitgcr. 2. I Dcr Uiuer> 
 ^nuDler, iiuppicr. Shak. 3. Der JujJ- t"Ai>- 
 MAN. 4. Der Q)angcr (u. ^ferDeii , j. 25. a 
 •ate -, em ^lerD, Dii6 ciiieii fidjtrii (Snug 
 ftiU). 
 
 Goer-back, Der 3"r''rf'>Hlf"''>'- Shak. 
 
 Cwuety , go'iie, (gr.) *. t tie ^t' 
 f(l)H)5ning Doi'er ®ei(ler. 
 
 Oofl', got, (fr. goffe) «. 1. * Dcr nar> 
 ri|'d)e liiiipil. 2. (iui (Spiel) Der ®olf , |". 
 Golt. 3. [JDertl.] Der !>peii|'d)DDer. 
 
 fjruffisli ) got'fisii , adj. iiarrifd), 
 bmiitii. Chaucem. 
 
 ft««g"» gogj *• t*r ©ifer, Die ipnfl. 
 
 All a - go g, III gpaniiiiiig, gefpamit. 
 
 •"Wfflflc, goggi, (ID. gogelii) V. n 
 fliryeii, ilicr Ijiiiftljcii, Die Siugeii uerDrel)eii. 
 
 tMOg-g^le, adj. giotjciiD, ilier. 
 
 CjSuggle, i. Der iliere SJiirf, Dn« fiffefj 
 tine 2>ei-Dieljen Defi 3liige6 eD. ©c^ieleii. 
 
 Goggle-eye, Dilf 0)lo(jilllge, ©djieU 
 aiige. --eyed, giD(;niigig, |'d)ieienD. 
 
 t"«g'S'le8» gog'gii, *. pi. 1. [(Fl;ir.] 
 bie ibnlicii, Der >Jliigeiird)iriii fur (£d)ieienDe. 
 2. Die XJriUfii gegeu iStniib :c. 3. Dns gdjeii. 
 liDct (|iir ^icrfe). 4. Der 3liigeii|'d)iriii cum 
 0>uuiilDc beffcr ju feljcii;. 
 
 Ciiuiiig'j going, part. 1. gef;eiiD. 1 
 «rak — lib. a-going, id) giiig e ben , id) 
 jvi'dte el'eii, id) mar iiii 25egriffe. 2. i The 
 meat in a-going, bai ^ln\'<S) \tfyt fln pDcr 
 iDirD rii'd)ciiD. 
 
 C^oiiig', «. 1. ini ®ef)eii, ber®niig. 2. 
 1 II pi. Dit ®nnge, Dae il)iin unD 2a\\ti\ 
 (Dec Weiifd)fn). 3. bm 9(ird)ciiDn)erDeii De^) 
 glcifc^ee). 4. Die aiUreife. 5. Die ©d)iunii» 
 Cfri"(t)aft.. 
 
 That going shall be used with feet, 
 bfluii i|1 9inc6 III Dcr CrDiiuiig, regeiiu.^jiin. 
 
 Shak. 
 
 Going-back, tai Siiri'icfgelien , 3u> 
 tii«fiveid)eii; there is no -, } Die ^M"ir> 
 <et lii0<ii. — down, 6er ItiitergatiQ (Der 
 
 Sonne JO. Going-out. goings-on t. H 
 
 1. Die (JJreiije, Dii5 ©nDe. 2. Dcr 'Jluf jug, tie 
 OCcife. — to a rise, [^iirfeniV-] Das ani'i 
 ©ti'igeii 03el)en. [iircpf. 
 
 Ouiter, goii'ur, (fr. goitre) *. Der 
 
 CnUitrUllli, g6It'riis, adj. [OJiCD.J I. 
 jiiiu Ivrovfe geljorig , fri'pfnrtig. 2. frrpfig. 
 
 Oola, gola, (lat. gola) *. [2lrd)tt.] 
 Die ipi'ljlli'iile, 5?ol)lfei)le. _ 
 
 CiSold, gold, (f gould) (angel)', gold) 
 *. 1. (Dai ■5)?erall) Das ®iMD. 2. Da* (i3t'ID, 
 ®elD. 3. t a) Cai OiiMD, ttwni Ki>|lbare5, 
 (S-Mcii. Shak. b) $ Da6 ®i>ID (glmijciiDe 
 gclbe Sarbe). c) DasS QMi , Der 9;eid)fl)uni. 
 
 4. Die ®olDblume. 5. [23iit.] - of pleasure, 
 Der t'eiiiDutter. [-, Da« gcDiegeiic ®rlD. 
 
 Departed gold, Da6 ©d)CiDegiil5. Native 
 
 €i}old, adj. giilDen. 
 
 Gold-beaten,-)- uergolDet. —-beater, 
 Dcr ®v.'IDrd)Iaflcr. —-beater's skin, Die 
 ®i.ilDrd)lagerl)aut. —-bound, a) in ®olD 
 gefafji. b) niit ciner golDrncn icrt'iie unu 
 gcben. Shak. --coin, Die ®ol^ln^lllje; — - 
 and silver-coin. OJoID; UllD ©ilber: 
 fin-ren. --coast, (©ei^gr.] Die ®i.'IDfii|'le. 
 --drawer, Der ®olD}icher. —-ducats, 
 pi. [^anPel] fflolD=, G-ffeftii'Dufaicn. -- 
 dust, Der ®iiu-|laub. --finch, 1. [jOr> 
 nit!).] Der 0)ii!Dfiiif, Scnipfaff. 2.6 Die 
 0)uinee. 3.0 Der 9{cid)e. --finder, I. 
 umer, Dcr OMb finDct. 2. | Der 9lbrrith 
 raunicr, 'Jliieraiinicr- --finer, Der ®olD= 
 |"d)ciDi:T. --fish. Dcr (^JoIDfJid). -flower. 
 [!5iit.] Der gi'iDcne 2DicDcrti;ini. --foil. 
 ba6 a^atrgolD; ®i^lfblart. --haninier. 
 (Orilitl).] Di'e ffiiilDaniuicr. --headed, niil 
 eincni golDciieii i? nepfc (iicrre()cii). - - h i 1 1 e d, 
 niit einem golDcncn ©riffe iieri"cl)en. --in- 
 gots, pi. eiolDbarrcn. --lace, Die ®iiiD; 
 bortc. --laced, tuit ®olDbrrren t'erfcljen 
 oD. bcfc^t. --leaf, ia& 5jiarrgpiD. -- 
 piece, Dae ®lMD|iricf . —-pleasure. [55i.>t.] 
 Dcr CcinDotter. — proof, bcr 25e|lcd)uiig 
 uiiiugaiiglid). --ring, 1. Der golDciie gfinn. 
 
 2. The devil's — , Die Sfaiipe, Der DCcbeii; 
 lUlirni. --searcher, Der ®rlDrud)cr. -- 
 siie, (g^ial.J Der ©olDgrunD. --smith, 
 a) Der Ci3iMDfd)niieD. b) f Dcr 'H5fd)(?lcr. -- 
 thread. I. Der ®olDfaDen. 2. [^ct.] eine 
 ^jlailje (Hellcborus trilolius). --weiglit, 
 I. b<\6 (»oiDgcivid)r. 2. f Dn6 (?5leid)gcivid)t. 
 
 3. p/. Die ®iiltwage. --wire, Dcr ffloIDs 
 Dral)t. --wire-drawer, Der ®i'IDDra(;t; 
 jicl;cr. 
 
 Cnoldeiif goi'dn, adj. I. (aai @iMD) 
 fliMDen. 2. (glaiiicnD) gplDen. 3. gplDcn, Qolb-. 
 gcib. 4. (I'crtriHflid), Ijodjil rd)a(3bar) giMPen. 
 
 5. (glurfiid), rein) gplPen. 6. (augiril gilii: 
 (lig, l)eiliaui) goIDen. 7. [GljriMU'l.) - num 
 ber, Die giMDcne 3a()I. 8. [<}lritl).] - rule. 
 Die grtDene 3{cgel, 9{egcl De Iri. 
 
 Golden world, Da« grIDenc Seitalter. 
 - stamp. Der (S-ngcI ;eine ^Wiilnje). Shak. 
 
 Golden-crested wren , (CrnitI).] Dcr 
 gc(iaubre3aunfiMiifl. --cups. p/. [SJiT.] Dcr 
 fldbe ^al)nrnfii6. --fish, Der fflolPfifd), 
 --lungwort, [^Pt.] Da< gelbe i;iingcn« 
 frailt. --maidenhair, [$)0r.] Daf grl; 
 Dene ftaarnun'f, 3iiiigiVriibaar. --mouse- 
 ear, l^wt.l Dae gclbe <))iaii|>Pljr. --pip- 
 pin. |>^;nnu>l.l Dcr WiMDapfcl. --rod, 
 [t'Ct.] tie 0>clfrutt)e, Dae ajuwDfram. -- 
 
 GOO 
 
 rod- tree, [95ot.] Der ®oIDrn%n6aum. -• 
 
 samphire, eine ^flanje (Die Inula crith- 
 
 milolia). — saxifrage, [95ot.] Dcr (ijlili 
 
 fenileinbred). — thistle, (!6ot.] Die ®i)iD« 
 
 fitlci. [jenD, l)errlid), prad)tuj. Shaiu 
 
 fjroldenly, gol'dnlo, udv. t glaiu 
 
 filuldLug-, gilding, *. Der 9{cnett. 
 
 apfcl. [Die ®oiDfore(le. 
 
 Ooldney, goid'ne, a. lOci)rl)i)i>i.] 
 
 Citoldylucks , gol'deloks , «. pL 
 
 ['Bi'i-J a; Dne ®olDl)aar, ®uIDenl;aar. b) Dad 
 
 'iDiDttenfraut. 
 
 Ci^olf, golf, (t)on. kolf; Dan. kolT, 
 itblbe^ s. (ciii ©piel) Der ®L)lf. 
 
 Golf-stick, Dae f>?a(fett. [($nnD). 
 OoU, goll, (ti'irf. kol) *. j Die TjJfoie 
 Ouloe-slioe , g6i6'-shuu, (arm. 
 golo, goiei) s. Der Ueberfc^ul). 
 
 Oolore, golore', «. t Die gi'ille. 
 Ciruiii, goin, (angelf gum) s. => Der 
 ■iWann, 'DKenfd). lgeiird)iniere. 
 
 fjrOIlie, gome, O kuOm , s. Die -iiicit 
 firOiUeril, [Oertl.l blockhead. 
 
 fiiuiiipliiasis, goMifi'a.'.is. «. bni 
 ^Sjocfeln Der 3^i)"f- l^'f iJuiijcliViguni}. 
 
 (icOiiipliosis, goin'losis, J. I'iinac-J 
 
 fMOitag^ra, go'nagi a, *. Die ilniegid):. 
 
 €i<uudula, gon'do.i, «. i. i2>ciieDig) 
 Die ®LMiDel. 2. [gfiaturg-J --shell, Die 
 ©onDel. 
 
 Ciionduleer, gond6leer', I t. Der 
 
 Cruudulier, )®unDD« 
 
 lier, ©LMiDelfiiljrer, ®onDeIfd)iif-er. 
 
 Cicuiie, gon, pp. u. go, I. gcgangcn. 
 2. ucrDorben, bcrloreii, ju ®run6e gerirt):ct 
 j. (niaiid)m. init by) uergaugen. 4. geflon 
 ben, toDt. S. (UKlorenj l)in, Dnijin. 6. ffir: 
 ago. Shaiu 
 
 Get you gone! pnrfe Dic^ fert ! Far - la 
 years, betagt, fleinalt. - in drink, berrun» 
 ftn. - with child , i"d)iuangcr. 
 
 Ooilfaloil , giMi'falun , ^ ^ » gj 
 
 CMUnfaUOU , gan'fanun, 5 
 Die Jaljiie. b) Die i?ird)enfiil)ne. 
 
 Ooilfalouier, gontaluneer', *. U 
 Dcr gal)nentvager, 23annerl)err. 2. [ital. 
 •OJfittel.ilterJ Der ®bnfnU'iuere, ©taDt., a3ik» 
 girnieijler. 
 
 CMUUg-, gong, (angetf. gang) «. I. • 
 Dcr aibtriri. 2. uifiat. inuf. Onilrunient) Dit 
 ®iMinrng. ^ ^ 
 
 goniometer, gAniomctur, (gr.) 
 *. ['!»iatl).J Dec aUinfcimcffer, ®i'nii«niet.». 
 
 <wOIliOinetrical,goue6metrekal, 
 
 udj. giMiionietrifd). 
 
 CirOiiioiiietry, goneom'mitii, *. 
 
 Die (i)iMiinnctr")'^*Ginfclniegfunfl. 
 
 CmOUCMS'" ^i^lea, gononea, (gr.) «1 
 [•OJicD-V"' '©amenjlup; Irippcr- 
 
 €mMJ()',-|,, gwri, <nngclf. god, good; got(). 
 "oda. gods, ijoili) cumpar. better, tvperi, 
 best, adj. I. § gut. 2. gut, giiing , gaiuj. 
 uar; - in law, red)teguirifl, rfcl)refrrittig. J. 
 gut (flarf, trifrig). 4. gut (®cgriiraij iH'ti 
 rd)lcd)t, unriMlfiMutnen). 3. gut (tiigcuDljafr.. 
 irnnini). 6. gut (nioralifd) gut). 7. gut, ftfmi 
 ilig, rrd)t (3eit, ®clcgrn^ett a ). 8. giir 
 (iiiii)iid), m)irflid), paiTciiD). 9. gut (uui>cr» 
 Dprbeu). 10 (lor) gut igegen, u. nicDiiiir. 
 S>uifirniittcin :c.). Jl. gm iticitram, flciunD). 
 \l. gut (ilarfcnD). 13. gut (rd)niarfl)air). 14. 
 gut, rtU (viMi il;eueii tiiice ®anjcii> lA. 
 
FAte, f'lr, fall, fat. Mi. met. Fine. fin. N6, mive, n6r, got, 6il, cMd. Ti^be, tnb, ifiM. linn, TUU 383 
 
 GOO 
 
 0nt (nu$(i4, wcrthi'oti ). 16. (fciufmnnn. 
 €inn> «> fliit, i'«riiu'!j*nB (bejnIjiciifDnnniPi, 
 jiwetliiffiii , n*fr . lel'f » fretitfiiljig. b) - 
 paper, flutef ^pnpier. 17. giit (.{ittitv, n>ie 
 em ©eeljiifrn ic). 18. gut (Gefc^icfo. 19. 
 <Ht) gut <ju) , geroan&t, briiiirf)bnr, gncfticft 
 (in). 20. gut diebreitft , ii)i't)(ivpfl«ni) , rcxel-. 
 lid); treii). 21. gut (nngenel)m, trtreulid)). 
 25. flut<bcqurm). 23.gut (el)rlicl),unbefi1)0ltfn). 
 34. gut, iitmlirt) grug, jiciiilict), betr<i(f)tii4). 
 to. ridjfig, gefuiib (95crilanb). 26. flut (feiii, 
 jierlid)). 27. 1'dflig, iDirflid) (6tiii1 ic.) Shak. 
 28. gflVdig , luflig. 29 f luiiffer. 30. f gni 
 (^Kflnn, JJrnu). 31. nrrig, r(f)ijii, Oubid). 3i 
 gut d'Auft , rul)ig). 33. (bei ©rtl^eii unb 
 fiiiunfdjfu) gut cOKorgui JC). 
 
 Good luck, iai &lud. — for norliing. 
 iinbraud)biir , untniiglid). - healili. im 
 ffijDhlbfftuben. - turn, tit fflrffillujfeit ; &tt 
 iraubtbcit. - liking, bit 6i(urt}iuigiing. A 
 -deal, I'lfl, jifUllid) cb.rfd)r iMii-. A- many, 
 jlriulid) I'irK. A - while, jiftulirt) imige, fine 
 bftrii<ftilic^e3fit. In - lime. girrtbf Ttctit, (u 
 rt<tt«3<'i. '" - »ootli, ' ernrtlrd), iBirfiict). 
 - clienp, IVOl)ltcil. Sh*k. - life, tai £fbtU. 
 ^rurr. — ma.ifer, bfrOJonuft, iyfirtju^er. 
 Shak. - nighia, fkine X)id)tuugru. Shak. 
 To be ns — ax one'n word , as the bank. 
 ffiM SBort gnu} Ijalim. To make -, a) lyu-- 
 U» (i>in 5a3ort); I'otljieljf II , beiufrfilffligrn, 
 frfl'lflfn; 'o make - a payment. \)ui\tllid)t 
 Sftl)lutig Ifiiltii. b) bfivfiien, enutifen, Te(t)tt 
 ftrtigen. c) brwabrfjiritiru , lufll^r nind)tu. d) 
 (with) n\t{}tn, biMiifijircu, rrrgiiteii titurc^)). 
 • »i)oflmnd)en, t^nQtbtn. f)fid)mi ; burrt)('tr5en, 
 ftef)auptcn. g)gut bdftir (Itljcn, I'ernntiverten. 
 h) (irf> onrfidjern (einer ©nd)f). i) (lo) An> 
 bringen (bti), mndjen, bn6 t^nirr C-tiuni gfi 
 nel^migt. I'll make my excuse — to him, 
 id) l)off'» 6oO «r nicinf G'!iri"d)uibigung gei 
 nri^niigcn tvirb. To think -, to see -, a fur 
 gut Ijalttn ob. betiubcn. To be of- comfort, 
 gftrofltn <JKutl)e« ftin. To stand -, juocn 
 li^lMg I'tirt. You know what is - for him, 
 €ie iviffen , iun( ihni bcfpinmt. In - time, 
 jur QtUQtntn 3tif. - turn of tHe ladder, 
 fine geid)icfte SGenbung, bie Seiter mrgiu. 
 |ivl)en. Shak. To be -, (^nnbelj gut |1fl)cn. 
 Of — hand, from — authority, uou {ictitTrt 
 S?M\^ , aui giiter Guefle ((fnuo* Ijabfu, 
 n't(T<n). To have eighty years -, in'lk 
 ad)i)ig Onl)" nit iVin. 1 hare a - miud to 
 do it. Id) tjAbt grct^ 9ufl bn)u. 
 
 Oooil, nrfo. I. [?iorbnni. nud) goods] 
 As - as, lu gut ali db rcl)r alt) ; as -, rbru 
 fpgut, fben iVwi^ljI. 2. inter j. qui'. id)oii 
 gut'. 3. o a--, eriitltit^. Shak. 
 
 Had you not as good rbrr -■ go witli 
 Die? rourben ©ie nid)t ebeu fp gut tnriiii 
 n)un , ivenn ©ie nut niir giiigrii, niit niir 
 |U flfljenT 'Tis as - as done, bie ©od)e i|T 
 f»gut alt Qt\'(t)tl)t». He has as - as married 
 ker, ti 'i\\ \o gut al6 Ijiiite rr fie grl)firiUl)ff. 
 
 Oood-a-bcaring. bii« 'IColj.'uerljo Iff n. 
 -by Pbrr b ' y e . gr Ijnbt tud) lUDllI ! —con- 
 ditioned, gut bf|d>iiffen. —-fellow, brr 
 Hiibgr (Mefiiljrte. --fellow, r. a. f '. i"iu 
 Itlfligeii fflfi'iil)»ren mndjfu. 2. bctljorrn. -• 
 fellowship, bif liiilige CV)fi>fird),ii"r. -- 
 fri lay, brr Gl)iirfrfif.ig. --henry. (5^01.] 
 ^•rfflAnlffu§. -hum or, bif giitf i'diiue -- 
 i m mored, a) aiiigrriiuuit, Aiiigrlrgt. b; gff 
 
 D»gL-HrHt*ch WitrteiUuch. I. 
 
 GOO 
 
 fiiOig. G o o d-h u m o r e d I y. adr.Aufgrrnumt. 
 --lack! o--gracious, o Ijilf iptiliniel! 
 --leave, bie 3uiliiumuug, G-inrotlligung. 
 --jer, bie Cuilfeudje. Shar. --man, 1. ( 
 ber 55tcberuiann. 2. ] ber gute •OJfniin (beini 
 'iliireben). 3. ( ber WiUiu ((5'i)eiunuu). 4. 
 ber i^ausiuirtlj, i^iiueiMter. —-manners, 
 «■ p{. bie feine Scbeufnrt. --aature, bie 
 (yutiuuil}tgfeit, biUgiite S^n\. — nature d, 
 giitl)friig, gutnrtig; grt'iiUig. --natu 
 redly, adv. gutniuriiig, gutl)rr)ig. —-now! 
 interj. a) red)t gut! \t\)t bod)! fi, ei! b) -J 
 tiiiii! ivol)lAii! Shak. -night, «. a) tai 
 ■Jlbeubiliiubc^fn. b > p(. fietue Z)id)tungeu, 
 Eieber. Shak. --speed! * piel ©liicf ! -- 
 wife, bie $fluffrau. --will, l. tat 
 ■2UDi)lwi)Ilen. 2. bie ©ijteri'ilbiretuiig. -- 
 woman, bieipauijivirtljiiin. --year, (per' 
 berbt fur goujere; bie £uilfeud)e. Shak. 
 
 Cauod, t. I. bii< QAwx. 1. pi. gudA, ») 
 rie (frtljreube) j^nbe , bai ^tiuagerailj , 6>e- 
 piict, bie ©nc^en. bj Cptinbtlj bie iUiiareu, 
 (filter; goods to be shipped. JJrnd)iguffr. 
 .1. b.if (>)uie, iSeile, OJlucf, bie it>Pl;lr\il)rt. 
 i. btrg-rui^. 5. hii* OUut; &uttt itl)un to. 
 (i. bn» 9iid)te, ©rt)irfiid)e. 7. iupraln'rt)e (S'l' 
 gfii|'d)iifttii, bie iugeiib, 9{e(^t|d).iffenheit. 8. 
 c<>ii? ^ejle (ber 9ieid)ri;uui, lUbcrflu^ >. 9. 
 ber C>)iite, gute "IKii nil. Shak. 10. da« Ueberi 
 geivic^t, ber S3pril)cil. Shak. 
 
 Goods and cliaitels, ^ab' uub ^Ut. 
 -s in trust, niiperiraute (Suter, iUaiireu, 
 j<ptiiiniffipti6> unb ©pebitioii^guter. -s in 
 bond, [©eei)nnb.] bie niif bem 3L^UI)>)iife 
 unter ^eT\(t)lii^ Kigernben Qintcr. Kor hik 
 -, }u feiiiein S9e|1en. To do no -, gfiic^t* 
 l)elfcn Pb. nU9en> To find much — by any 
 thing, ft(S) \ti)v gut bet fftivai bejiuben. To 
 do no -with.., in.., >ni4)U au6rid)trn 
 bei .., in .. Much — may it do you! Mncli 
 - do it! ibpIjI befpinnie ti Of)"''"! i«''l)l be< 
 fpuim'< ! For -and all, 1. fur iiumer. 2. in 
 oUem, ppUcui, rec^em Gmile. To do - witli, 
 upon.., G'tivnt periiipgeii t'lber ... 
 
 PrOD. lll-goltAi goods seldom thrive, 
 unred)! Wnt gebetljt nid)t. 
 
 €mutnlf V. a. t euiigen. 
 
 €)iUO(Uug'« gud ing, fuQ. -f To go a- 
 -, 91iniP|'en rnniiueln. 
 
 fiiuudless , gud'lis , adj. * fein 
 SSeriupgen t^nbeiib, arm. [I^rit, 9Iituiutt}. 
 
 €>ioudline8s,;;ud'iiineii, <.btc©d)pii< 
 
 iiioudly, gud'ii, adv. « vpriiiglid), 
 trcffiid). -interj. Ijerriid)! 
 
 €iiuudly, adj. 1. fd)pn, rfijenb, am 
 iuiitl)i>]. Shak. 2. glurfltd), iiMgciiel;iii. Shak. 
 3. « bli'il)fnb, pod, ii'Ol)lbtieibt. Drvdes. 
 
 (xMUdlyhead, gudlehcd (Good'- 
 lihood) 4. t bie (^iiiibe, &u(e. 
 
 CiioudMess, gud lies, «. I. a) bie 
 fflute (gute ^ffdjiiffeiiljeit). b) bie Arnft, 
 ©tiirfe. 2. bie ©iitc, ^utigfeit. 3. bie JJr&m. 
 migfeit. lOiunbe. 
 
 fiioodship, gud'ship, «. t bie 0)tlte, 
 
 fiiuudy, gud'de, ». o (bei <Unreben) 
 bie gute Jniu, grnii OJePntifriiiu. 
 
 ffiffuilysliip, gucrdesliip, «. I bie 
 (?Jrrntrrrrrt)nft. 
 
 fnuogrin^M, guHje'ingz, }t ["Wnr.] 
 
 Cii«»c>(iiiig'(*f guci'ingi, ^ riimie 
 Biniiiuieni niu :piiiirri'lfPfn, urn tad Steurr; 
 rubrr baran ju beiejligeii. 
 
 GOR 
 
 Oool, guol. *. ber Deit^bruc^. 
 Ciiuuiii) guuin, ( nngriK guma) c. 
 B r i d e - g o o ni , )'. B r i d e - g r o o ni. 
 
 €>iuosander, guuseandur, «. [Ov 
 
 nitlj.) ber iiiiid)cr. 
 
 €jrooNe, guuxe, (niigelf. go»; f<^n>. 
 gas; ban. gaax ; iv. gwyi; ruf[. gus) pi. 
 geese, «. 1. [Druitl).] bif &ani. 1. ± bie 
 Qiani (fine butniue ^pfnoii). 3. ta& Wiinfef 
 fpifl. 4. ba& SBugeleifen (ber ©d)iieibfr). 
 
 Green goose, bie junge ©and , '^ftngil* 
 gnu6. - oT Winchester , bie lieberlid)* 
 •iperfpn. Shak. 
 
 Goose -berry, bie ©tiid)elbeere. -• 
 berry-bush, ber ©tnd)f Ibeirilratid), ©tn« 
 d)elbeerbufd). --cap. o ber G-mfairSpiiiiVI, 
 iplpel. -.foot, lajpt.] ber (i)nn(Vfiip. -- 
 giblets, bAiS(Sniireriein.--gr ass. [>Bot.] 
 bii^&lebefniut. — neck. ['•Biiir.) ein eifet* 
 tier ip.ifcn jur 93efe|1iguiig bti 0)iefiVgei« u. 
 an ber 9{uberpinne. -pen, ber OJonieilnll. 
 -■quill, ber ®nitfefiel. --ru » h, tie 18or» 
 ileubiufe. -tongue, fine il.»(lrtnje au6 
 bcni Q)erd)led)te Adiillea. -wings, pU 
 I'War.) bie ^ungel. 
 
 CiiuppiDli, gop'pish. adj. f eigen> 
 iviliu), rppni'd), eiiipfiiiblid), iloi). 
 
 fiior-bellied, gor'-biiiid, adj. bick 
 baud)ig. Shak 
 
 CaOr-bellyv gAr'-belle. (lu. gor. nuf> 
 gcfd)iuo(leu).». ber Dicfb.nid), Btctiuiiiijl. 
 
 Cwurce, gors, *. « Der gird)trid). 
 
 Ciior-COCk, gir-'kok, ». ( Oriiitf).] 
 ber *E»eiDei, iBirfl)nl)ii. (bie 'ilrt8fr(il;e. 
 
 Oor-cro^v, gSr'-kri, «. lOrniil).] 
 
 €iiord, gord, «. 1. ber $tui;l. 2.)'. 
 Gourd. 
 
 Oordian , gSr'dein , adj. gprbifcf). 
 
 Gordian knot, a) ber gprbiut)e &\\ot 
 ten. b) i ber gi^rbi|(<)e itnoten (bie ©d)iute» 
 rigfeit, ber 3lii|lpg). 
 
 €i(Ore, gore, (rtngelf. gor. gore; w. 
 gor) «. 1. a) bii6 SBUit; (beiPiiberS) b) bai 
 gerPtinene, bide SBliit. 2. + ber ©d)Uiii_t). 
 
 drore, (rd)Ptt. gore, gair ; l;p(l. geer) 
 t. 1. em breiediged pber reiifi>rinige£ ©ii'id 
 lud) (uni ein jilcib iveiter ju ninc^en). 
 Chaucer. 2. ein breifrftgefi ©nirf Satib. 
 
 tior^i v. a. burd)flp@en, burc^jleiOen, 
 burd)i'pl)rfii. 
 
 fnOrffe, g^rje, (fr. gprge; it. gorga) 
 *. 1. bie ©urgcl, Rti)lt, bet ©d)Uiiib. 2. 
 {HU4)it.-i tie 5?Pt)afi|lf. 3. [{Jefliingfib.] bie 
 £el)(e. 4. bai 99erf(^ludte. Shak. 5. iai ge* 
 reid)fe gutter. 
 
 My gorge rises at It, ti wirb luir gnnj ' 
 libel. To cast the -, (i(fy ubergepen, fid) er» 
 bre(t)fn. 
 
 iiorg*: f (it. gorgerj v. a. I. niifuflen, 
 ppflpfrofen, prllilivffii. 2. l fanigeii , frttt 
 niod)en. 3. i^crrdjliiiijea, veri'(f)lii(ffii. 
 
 tittrgtSf V. n. i. V eed. Milton. 
 
 tiurigedj gAfj'd, aHj. i. eiiie &)ur« 
 gel l)abcub, mit finer .fifWi-. Shak. 2. lijcrlb.] 
 fine ^rone pb. bergi. sni ben ^ali triigenb. 
 
 Ciiuricerul, g^ijeiul, 1. 1 bai iSS'o' 
 gelii) gcrfid)re gutter. 
 
 Ourfi^^eouHf g^r'jus, adj. giiinjenb, 
 prnd)rppli, priidjuii f(<)iininfriib, fpilbnr. — 
 adv. G o r' g c o II s I ). (ii.inieitb, pmdjrppll zc. 
 
 Cii<»r$;'«*4»IINil<'llM, {•6i jiisnes, «. 
 
 bet ©iiiiij, bic $i>.rt)i. 
 
386 Tate, fitr, fnll, fat. ML ink Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, got. 6il. cl6nd. Ti\he. tub. foil, t/»in. Till*. 
 
 (iOR 
 
 Gorg-et, gor'jet. (fr. gorgette) t. 1. 
 
 (eljtiu.ilsj £>rr iiriigni nm $aruif(^e. l. (ieijtj 
 tet ^iil&fvaQtn, Ofiiigfragcii (f>er Cfjiiiicre). 
 3. t ti'i* 5?iili.tiicf) (bet griuifiijimmfr). 4. 
 [cf)ir. Siiilr.] Ber 2i3egiucifer. 5. llirctjievj 
 6ct ^'el)ll\u&i'(. 
 
 Oor^on, gor'gun. (gr.) *. [iJKDtl).] 
 1. Die ®t'raoiie, -WicDufe. 2. t eriua^ 6tl)eu^> 
 
 Oorgron, nrfj. (irrgoncnnrtio- 
 tjiorg^Olienn, gorgonean, f 
 
 fliirgonird), gorgi'neiMrtig, ©orgoncn ... 
 
 Ourlien, ^or'lien. «. £>te !)3(rfl}eiiue. 
 
 Ciioriag:, go'iing, «. Diig (Steepen, 
 6ft €tii-f). - "•(/• I'JJtor.] jimaciiformig. 
 
 Oortnand, gor'niaiid. f 
 
 €>iOrinan(l<*r^ gcrrniandur, 5 
 tn greffcr, iiioljiutmccfer, £(t)lcmiii«r. 
 
 Oorinnnflize^ gor'niandlze, V. n. 
 prnffcH, fdjienimeu, lubcrmrtfjifl, gicrig) 
 ^(frn. [^er Jriffcr, <£d)Ictnmfr, ^nifTor. 
 
 Oortnailflizer, g^riuaudiiur, s. 
 
 C>rurs«, goi&e, ^ (nugflf. gor»t) *. 
 
 Ciorss , 5 [ 23i>t. ] bee Sted). 
 
 flinflfr. 
 
 Oory, go're. a<<;. 1. niit (jeronntiiem 
 aSlUte bc^cttt, bliirig. Shak. 2. bliitig, titor; 
 berifcf). I'frtcrbliif). Shak. 
 
 fiioslm^vk, goK'liiwk, (ntigeir. gon- 
 hafoc) #. lDrnitf).J bet CS)iiiiref)n6id)t, &a\m-. 
 flblct, ®nnfennt. 
 
 Crosling', goz'ling, (nngelf. go* u. 
 ling) ». 1. bn* («iin5d)cii, QJmUIem. 2. bai 
 Sii\fy<i>tn (on 5tcf)teii icj. 
 
 C}<»iipelv gos'pel, (rtitgerr. godapFll) 
 «. 1. 606 (S-iiiiiigr(iinn. 2. bn5 SUott ffioti 
 te*. 3. bic Iheoli'gie, ®i>ttcigelcl;triimffit. 
 MiiTON. 4. i a) 6a^ ©iKingrlittin (bie nth 
 flemeiiif Scf)te). b) t<i6 (S'voiifleliiiiii letiuni 
 @faiit<)vutbigeg). c) tia6 Q'liniigelium , bir 
 Sfeligton. 
 
 Gospel-gocRip, 6er nflju eiftige 
 ©(^mn^et in 'JfcIigiomJindjeii. --truth, 
 >ie eonngelifdje 2Caljr()eit. 
 
 Cnospel, ■>• «. t fromin ma<f>tn. 
 
 Ci*08pelize, go>t'pelixe. V. a. 1. ill) 
 Guftiigi'liiiiii muftric^rfn'; sbeii S53ilbtn !£. > 
 bai Orrniigrliiiin ptebigen, 2. iiad) bent 
 ©iinngfliuiii frilfrii. Mii.ton. 
 
 CnOi^pellaryy gos'peiiaii, uHj. t 
 tbfDlogifrf). 
 
 CiiuKpeller, goii'peiur, «. 1. f bcr 
 (Jimngeliil. 2. bet aSrtrljtet bf« e-i'diigri 
 huiii^; 9lii()nngcf 5!BiffIitT'e. 3. bet SBetlcfrt 
 6e« (Joaugclium* lu^t bcui ■Jllrnte. 
 
 fiSoss, gos. f. Gor«e. 
 
 dfU-VSainer, gOksamur. (Gossa- 
 luour, Goiiiio III er; ueulot. gossipiiini) 
 «. I. bie luoflifli'ii (Jiibeii (an oieieii ^p:on> 
 Itn). 2. bie ©iMniiierfoben , ©pm.iieriuf6fii, 
 »(J?flfieMfiibeii , ^tt nitcii ^eibet ©piunict. 
 
 CiiUSiiaiinery, go»'J[iiiuri, adj. i 
 Iprfer , Ipfe , ('(Jjiuiirf) , leer , luf^tig. 
 
 fiioasip, gos's'p, (nit^i-ir. godcibb) «. 
 1. * ber (Sfi'ntter, bie ©eofltttrinn. Shak. 
 DAviEk. 2. bet SfcbtTiiber, bie 3fd)f(l)i»f. 
 (ler. Shak. 3. bir itliUfctje, filatrd)l'U(t)fr. 
 4. * btt Jreunb, iJi.idjbar, bie ^trunbitiii, 
 g?nd)bnriiin. 5. bn« (Jinu.irrt). 
 
 Prating gossip, bie @ct))i)a9t'riiin. Gad 
 ding -, ta6 (^iiijciimciirct}. 
 
 GOU 
 
 Oossip, V. M. 1. I'dxvn^en, pmtibetn. 
 I. utiii'if oi^en , eiii 3i;rf)l^'ru£>t'r K'H- Shak. 
 J. fliurdjeii. 4. ju (Sci'atret ilcDen, eiiitu 
 Oiiimen gebeii. Shak. 
 
 Ciiussiping') go>.'iiipiiig, *• 1. ii\\i 
 .RIiUfil)en , CSef uufrt), 2. bie iClarfitai-'reU; 
 (\1)aft (6ei 2j3od)iit:fiiiiien), ^et (yeinurets 
 uljmnii*, ■iiji'(t)eiibefiic^. 
 
 Oossipred, gok'slpred, (Go* 'si- 
 pry) *. t fu' ®eimtrttr(t)iifr. 
 
 CHUSsipriet [Dettl.J familiarity; 
 spoil sorsii i p. [t brt Saiitjiiiige. 
 
 CiiiuSiK(»UIl} gossuuii', (ft. garfoiii «. 
 
 4j>U8tiiig', gosling, t. bie )}>itbet: 
 ri>tl)f, titv Kfiipp. 
 
 tiitty got. praet. II. pp- V. get. 
 
 fjiutit, got/i, «. 1. bt'f (^iHl;t. 2 i bet 
 -yiirt.>at. 
 
 fnutliain, got/i'aiu, 4. I. eiiie £tobc 
 In bet (ytiiifiljiiff '3iiJningl)aui ; btiljer 2. i 
 vidjilba , Ktnijiuiufel. A wise man ot -, 
 bet iirnl)iuiiiflet, £c^i>ppenilnbter. 
 
 fjiutliaiitist y goiA'aiuist, <. bet 
 itralnumtlcf , ■Jlt'berite. 
 
 CwUilliC) goi/rik, (Gotli'ical) oiO'. 
 1. giuljud). 2. i ti'l), iingebiibet, biitbariiit), 
 
 (■otitic ) s. bi\& (^U(i;i|'4)e , Cie go^ 
 f^ii"d)e igptaite. 
 
 ()rUtlticii$iIl« goi/iesiziii , s. 1. bie 
 giHl)ifd)e £priirtjctgenl;fit, ^MiuiibiUt. 2. bie 
 :iCi'>i;i;ei[. S. bie Ueocteiii|litiiiuuiig mic bet 
 gotmii1)i'n 25aiirttt. 
 
 (jtutliicize) goi/t'esUe, «. a. in ben 
 Surtiinb bet SJiitbntei juriirfbtiiigen. 
 
 (liotteilf got'tu. pp. 11. get. 
 
 Gruud, goud, *. t l^ot.J bev ^nib. 
 
 (nUU^e, gOodje, (ft. Hi.) t. litrt)il.j 
 bf.r ipiU;lmcipcl, t)<i6 iJol;leifea; (Stemni; 
 eifen. 
 
 €mO'ugCt r. a. 1. niit einem S^o\}l: 
 nieipcl aiisiiefen. 2. CuiS >l!iige ciiict •^Jftfoii 
 tmt bein 35'Uitnen bb. giiigct l;ernii6bni(ffn. 
 
 (lioujere, goojere, *. im pi. "t- bie 
 SuilffUfDe. Shak. [bliitue. B. Jonson. 
 
 (lioulaud, guul'aiid, t. bte SCitigel: 
 
 tiiuitlttrd, goolaru'. «. - ob. -■•h Ex- 
 tract. [-)51;iutn.J bus CMi'iiintb'fdje -iiJiiiKt. 
 
 (jiOUrd, gord, goOid, (ft. couige) 
 
 t. 1. bet itiitbip. 2. bie iviirbiyfliifd)e ; 
 uiud)) bie leberne Slni'ct)e. 3. --tret, bit 
 iliiriJigbiuitu. 4. pi. etue -Jirt frt(fct)ct ^ut^ 
 fcl mit yetbcrgenet ip5t)liing. Shak. 
 
 4ituufitie« (ra)Ott.) waste; wliut 
 is accounted ghostly. 
 
 fnUUrdiuefiSf g/u'denes, (u. ft. 
 eiigouidii-; *. iJh^tfjiicif.J bie @tcifi)eir; 
 angflniifene Seine. [fit)iuollrn. 
 
 (liuurdy, gArde, adj. |lfif, iiiifge; 
 
 (ituuriiet, gur'net. *. i;5rt)rl)ooi.J 
 ber Knutnjiitjn. [-, bet trtl)e •JJh-er^niiTen. 
 
 Grey gournet, bic ®errd)iualbe. Ked 
 
 (liuut, go&t. (ft. goiitle) 4. 1. f'iSteb.] 
 bie &i<i)t, t>i\6 ^obngtn. 2. t 6er iti>pteu. 
 
 A fit of tlie g o u t . titr (?>i(()tniifaU. Tlie 
 - In tlie hips, bai piiimtt). 
 
 Gout-swelled, pbu bft (l>)i(f)t Ange> 
 f(t>wi''nen , nufgettieben. -^-wort, (<Bi>t.] 
 a) tn6 OJliebfrnnt. b) bie ivilbe 'Jlngelifa. 
 
 fiiikut, gou, (fr. <I13.) «. ber Oicfdjmacf. 
 
 fnttutll, (rd)iHt. ) drop. 
 
 (nOUtineMS, goutenes. «. bai ®i(i): 
 tifdje, bic vi)id)trdjmetien, (5>t(^)t. 
 
 GOW 
 
 Gouty, goiVie, atij. I. gict)tifi(), gii^» 
 tig (tnit ber 6)id)t be(>.vtet). 2. bie &{(t)t 
 betreffenb, (5)i(^t: ((Sfoff tc). 3. t funtprta. 
 4. nngefd)iuonen. 
 
 Gouty disease, bie ®id)t. [|'4>ober. 
 
 Gove, guv, *. bet iSrf)oppen, $eu« 
 
 Gove, V. a. niifrdjobcrn. 
 
 €«iOveril, giiv'uiH. (Uit. gul>ernare; 
 it. gouvernei) ». n. 1. (leuctll (eill ®d)iff>. 
 2. i a) tegietcn , (eiifen , leiten. b) bcijerr» 
 )d)en (bie i!etbenrd)aftfn jo. o regiereii 
 (ben ©tnnt). d) [0)tiinnn.] tegit'ten (fi'tbetn;. 
 
 Govern, ». n. l. rcgicren. 2. l)etr« 
 rrf)en. lleiifntin, uiiteriuiirfig , folgfiim. 
 
 Governable, guvtimabi , aiij^ 
 
 dioveruance, guVuniaiise. t. 1 
 bie Eeituiig, ^iiljtiiiig , aiiiffld)r. Shak. 2. 
 II bic 3{igictung (eine« iSrante6). 3. f bai 
 SJernigen. 
 
 Governant, guv'uniaut, (fr. goo* 
 veriiaiite) ». bic (ytnu'Cfminte, (Jtiieljetiiiit. 
 
 Governess, guv'iimes, *. i. bit 
 fflDuuernniite, ^nfinciiterinii , 6tjicl)erinn. 
 2. bie 93cl;errfd)ctttiii , Jiegenrinn. 3. 1 bie 
 2cl)rcrinn , Jnlitftinn. 
 
 Governing-, guv'umitig, adj. I. 
 tcgii'teiiB, l)crrfd)eiib. 2. (eitenb. 
 
 Government, giir'iirnment, «. 
 1. bie Seining, Cenfiing; 'ijiiljruii.g. 2. bie 
 35c[)offrd)iiiig (bcr Scibenfi^aften tc). 3. bie 
 Diegiernng (eine^ ©tnarcg; , bie obctile ®e« 
 ivnit. 4. i bie i^ettrdjafr. S. bic 3{egietiingS« 
 fenn, SSerfiifTiing. 6. bcr ©roiu, 3Iegie» 
 ningSbejitf. 7. bie 9{egicrnng (bai 9Ced)t 
 JU tcgtcten), bie ©tiurl)a(rcrri1)iifr. 8. bie 
 Kcgicning (bie i'o[l}irl)ciibe Oieiu.iit in e incin 
 Stnate). 9. bic Senffiintfcir. Shak. 10. t 
 bie !SclbilbeI;etf|"d)nng; aDctjcrrfdjuitg ber 
 2cibcni'd)aficn. Shak. M. t 6ic iSfiutgung 
 (be^ itorpers). Spesser. 12. lt5)riunin.J ber 
 tcgicttc 'Jnd. 13. bic iJionn , 9{id)tf£ftnijr; 
 }. qj. for your -, jiit (nie) 9Cid)l-r4nnr. 
 
 Man of government, f "« SSJeife. 
 A sound, but not in -. ein Idh, bod) Di;ne 
 ^Kobnlntton. Shak. Petticoat--, bie 
 <S3cibettegiefi:ng. To have no - of ab, 
 over... (Grnins) iiid)t ju be!)errrd)fn luiiTetu 
 
 G o V e I II ni e II t-l o a n. Mc £t>t^^:^all(eil^e. 
 
 (governmental , giivuruman'- 
 tal, adj. }ut ^{egirtung gelprifl , DCeflie* 
 rungJ... 
 
 (liovernor, guv'umur, «. l. ber 
 9{egicrct, Sciifcr, ■ijfljerrrd)cf. 2. bcr ipcrti 
 fd)i't, 'DCegent. 3. a) ber Statrhiilter. b) bet 
 €rabtlH-|'rl)U-hiiber. 4. bcr i?iMnii'i;let , (5t» 
 jicl)et. 5. ber Striifrntiinn. 6. bcr oberile 
 r>treftDr (eiiier ii^atif !c.>. 
 
 (governorship , guv'urnurslitp, 
 *. bie ©ratrl)airctrd)afr; bae >Jlint cine6 ^i)f» 
 niriftcf*. 
 
 (novvan, goian, I. (5?pt.] tine 
 ■iUtt ■OJtafiliebe. Go wan y, adj. [OtttU] 
 tiiit *D?rt6licbcn bcberfr. 
 
 G«»vvd, (fdjotr.) gold., 
 
 Govvir, «. [Dcttl.] ein ©pitl. 
 
 Go wt f'd. gefdjliigen. 
 
 (ai(»\vk, gok, «. f. Gawk. 
 
 (aovvk, V. a. beniiibcn. 
 
 (fSo^vl, lOctri.l howl. 
 
 (iio«%'n, goun. (lu. gwn; iri. gunna; 
 it. gonna) t. I. berdiiiigc) '?{i'(f ; bai Obtt$ 
 flnb; ber ©(ftimnpfr, Sdjlrpprerf (W 
 
Faf*-. far. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. >A, move. n6r. ){6t, iU. c]6iul Tiihe. Irth. full. t//iii. THw. 381 
 
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 9nmmiiimner). 2. bit innor ^mt^rtfiDiiuq, 
 9liiiUtrad)( (ber Siirtjtrr, iSnieeiirrn to. 
 
 3. lai lawqt Altib , @)eivaiiD (Drr iiraiireii 
 It.); Crr (®ct)l«f«) 9<o<. 
 
 And arms to gowns made yfeld, Ullb 
 ba Siritfi wtldft btnt 9ct(^ell (eedunt amia 
 logHe). L)>YOEK. ItEd^lnfriKf. 
 
 Mo mi ng - go wa , aight-— , Drr 
 Gown-iaaa, 1. btt IBtattite, ^r)t, 
 ®<i(llid)e , 9<td)t«r. 2. - oi. g o w n' • - m a n, 
 trt <£ttib(tit, G'iuer, trc \i<fy Dm &ttii|li!ii 
 bt6 '$rirt)rni ntibinet. 
 
 €iSu%VM|d, gouad, 04^;. in eiiiru 
 Uttiif" 9(o4P(lriC(t. 
 
 £ioiivp«A, ( d'rfiott. ) bk beibui 
 Ciiuw'pin , i ipmioe coll. 
 Cwoysterf gotii'tijr. e. m. o ftrf) iu> 
 (Ttfl m.idjfn. [Ijirt. 2. ecr Otarr. 
 
 Cii<»zxnr<l, g^z'Uid, a. i. ^erWall^e> 
 fiiratb, gral>- '■ tint 4Irt iy<ihr| i> 
 ntit )n<ri ob. btti'^a\\ta an t>tx ku\\t i>Pit 
 W'nliii'nr. l<jreif«n. 
 
 Cnrab, (^An. greb) r. a. O parftti , (r< 
 CMrttbbl«, grab'bl. (l)oU. grabbelen.' 
 e. ic. I. orobbdti. 2. frabbctu. 3. i tjanbi 
 qtmtin wtrbin. 
 
 fiira»e«f gri»e. (fr. grAce; (at. gratia) 
 
 «. I. rif ©uiift, s?uib, &mbt. 2. (iijM);.i 
 Me CUttAbt. 3. bie ffliuiDt (i8er)til)iiiiip, 
 tbtxtm^ttiicittit. 4. Me Oliiabe (i-riuioViit 
 0)uii|l, <S:iiiii|1br)ci()utiiii. 5. Aie CViiAfie (fine 
 SDrrrd>ti. 6. a) tit Oliiniiitt), 0)rn(ir, ter 
 {Xei), l.'itbrri), ttmlotifi. b) Mr <&(1)oiil)eit; 
 (radnt^niAl bit nnjdiie, befiMiCnrr£(t)uiil)eit>. 
 e) (.b<if' 3jf«M^e) bit 3i«rt«, 3i«- 7. f bit 
 tphWietit, btionbttt) 6'i(jeiiid)flft, iiifltitfi, 
 ilra(t((iurr^^(tl1llJe). Shak. H. bit (natutUdit) 
 Ciabt, bir95i'rju(i; bxt IrrffiJAfeir, btr iwwnt 
 Hitttt). SukK. 9.»)bitXu(ie»b. U)bit^liiutbt, 
 QiTOfit. Shak. 10. ba6 (MriUia6, li\(tt(\tbtt, 
 ttt liWt^tn. 11. ['Dtot^.J Die Oiraixe, 
 ^ulb<|otTiiin. 12. (titcl bn rii<il. pttieqt 
 a. Q^\bi«l)i>it, frul^rr iiiid) bc« Jtuiiigj) Yuui 
 -. Q-iicr Oiitobtn , Qrw. &nabtn. IX vliiti-. 
 hetnMKt) &rntia. l4. Herb of -, [i»or.) 
 tit 9?nute. 15. CiJJriii'.) p/. jjipritiiren (SBft. 
 jitriiiigrn). 16 |:fiiiiilir(] Uaya of-, bit 
 9it\vitti\(it , genpefttiiae. 
 
 You have ill grace !■ deaying It, (& 
 itrl)t Mr iii(i)t gtic aii, r4 )u imintKit. Time 
 be thine, and thy beat graces, fiir 3riC ftl 
 btitt u. ade ®uii|l, bit Mi i<rrl>iii<ji^. Un- 
 leaa you have the grace, Du fjubeit btUl\ 
 btt'JRMltt, QiimH ill «rl)i\lrril. Grace lu 
 boot! Ijclfe ntir @i<tte< @iimbr firtbtt ! Shah. 
 0«od graeea, bit Oiiittil, 30ul)lae' 
 wpgenf^it. To aay -, bat iijdifltbn uct-. 
 rt(i)Cen, bti Zi\<S>e bcteii. Grace and a 
 esdpieee, tilt Jtoiiig u. till >7?<irr. Suak. 
 ▲ct of - , bit Oinnbtiiartt. 
 
 Grace-cup, bit Daiirfiiguiigegeruiibc 
 ^ir, ber ^t<t)tt, #er niii^ bnii ®ra(iit» (|t> 
 Ituiiftii ivirb. 
 
 fitracef *. a. I. rtfjmi'Kftti, iitrtti. 
 2. t (btmniitrlii) r(t)iiiri(ftii. 3. 6rgiiii|li> 
 grn; buret; tint Qiiiitilbtitigiiiig (rl)rbeii. 
 
 4. brttnabigt-n , btrlyrrii. 5. bit i)iiiiniltr(f)t 
 9i»nbt )U Il^til Rwrbtn tafftii ((^iiiciit). 6. 
 frgiirn. Shak. 
 
 CiSrncedf gri«t, »dj. l. f fc^uii, an-. 
 nuiftiif). SiDMCY. 2. t tiiflriiblinff , ttuidi. 
 fjirueerul, grdise-tul, m4J. I. aili 
 
 GKA 
 
 mur^oofl, (inmiit^ig; rtiirnb. 2. f tuqenbt 
 i)iU(. votltt '^'rtt) U. XiigeiiD. Shak. 
 
 ferMcefulIyf gr;k*e-tulU, adv. an-. 
 iuutl;vi)ll, mi( jliiinutl), nut Q)raiie, nut 
 ■lliMlaiib. 
 
 fjiracef ulnenS » griae'fulnaa, «. 
 ber 'Xtii, bit lUiiimitl). 
 
 €>«racel«8Sf grise'le*, «<0. 1. rtii 
 \ot, btr ^iimutij btrnubt, ul)iie 'Jliiuiutli. 
 2. btr ()i>ttli(f)i:u 6)iiiibe berniibc, guitlue, 
 oerworfen. 3. J idjiiinliX , iiiiutrrc^iimt. — 
 udv. Grace'lessly. uuiitriid). 
 
 CwraceleSMoesiif gra»e'll»na«. « 
 1. bit !Kei)luiloftit. 2. ( bit &i^niiUk>rit)ftit 
 
 Caraces, grik'aiz, a. pi. Good -, bit 
 Ojiiiiil, <lijoi)i))t'ivogtiit;ti{ , (^tuiibrdiiirt. 
 
 CarMCile, grait'ail, uat. ) udj. t 
 lVf)tiia(l)tii) , Minii, <it\ct)mubi<\ , I'c^lniif. 
 
 €iiracileiit , gianseisut , «<</. f 
 t'd)iii>i<^ri(}- 
 
 €iiriM*ility f graMleii, «. -f tit 
 ttt(i)iiia(l>n<jrtif , 'JHagtrftit. 
 
 fjirMCiuuSy gii khus, <fr. gracieux 
 V. lat. gratioituk) adj. 1. ittUHbUd), OUiibld, 
 fliiria, litbrtid), ^ulbreid). 2. (It)to|.] aj 
 >)iiiibig. b> au6 ber (^luibe tiitiVriii()tnb ; a 
 pemon in a-aiate. till ''iy(c»\(t) nil 3u 
 ilniibt btr QiiKibt. i. (burd) bit Qtuobt tr 
 itugt Db. triitiitro i;iilbi>i>U, oiidbig. 4. t- 
 aii(](nehm, ivilifvmintii , onthiiiMa. o. tw 
 ijdiM^nft , gut. SHAk. 6. « vortreffiid), trtif: 
 lid). Camdkh. 7. <■ <inmutl}i|], l)Dlb, lubi 
 lid); nn|1anbi0. 8. ditto gnaMgil. 
 
 My gracious silence, hail! iiitint Cii'^ 
 btiiAiuurbige, bit bu iltilt Itjraneii utrgiii' 
 ^t\\, t^ril bir! Shak. 
 
 fnraciuu*ly« grishusl^, •<!«. i. 
 lifbrtid). 2. nut 'iliiniut^, anniiitljig. 3. a/ 
 giitig.oiiabig. b)giiiiMgil (in J3itt|'d)rifttnic.). 
 
 ^raciuusueitat gia UiuMies, < .i. 
 bit (^iiiibt, C4uie, :piiib. 2. btr '^ei'ii^ guttr 
 (5igtnfd)iifttii. 3. bit *21nmuti), 'ilniicl)niiid)- 
 frit, btr i)ieij. 4. bit JBnriiiljtrjJflffii, 'iJiiiibt; 
 bai pulbtti<t)t. 5. t bit Irrtflid)fttt. 
 
 Cirrucyy gra M, «. (iUii-ibertiiufiiaint) 
 6)rntm 
 
 <i>rackle) grak'kl, ((.it. graculus; 
 
 0. gi<il). kiagei <. [CrnitI).) bit Di<i)lt. 
 Cvradatiou, giadAhhiin, unt.) «. 
 
 1. [-)J<al.| bit jibthiftiiig (btr $iubtn, 8d>*if> 
 ten). 2. [')it)tt.l bit Sttigcriing. 3. bit |lu; 
 frnivtift (irt)oi)uui vb. 3»nAl)nit; btr @tn- 
 leiigang , iluftiiiDtiit gcljtiibt jy'TH't)""- *• 
 bit Drbnung, 9itit)t, $olgt, iSd)lupfolar. 
 
 diradutury » grad'atuii, ad/. \1u- 
 ftiiiueift iiTtrrtjreitfub. 
 
 Ciiradatury, «. bit aii< bein £loiler 
 ill bit Kirite iiii)rfiiD« irtypc. 
 
 (lirade, glide, (fr. grade, u. (at. 
 gradus) s. 1. btr (tniliiiini'd)t to OlMb, 
 9iang. 2. btr Qirab (bit ^btuft). 
 
 Ciiradieut j grad^nt , gri'jient, 
 (Iflt.) adj. icftrtittnb, gcl)eiib. 
 
 (liradualf gradual, grad'jual, adj. 
 lliiftnrotiie |>«rd)rtittiib ob. (Jfl)tnb, nbgfi 
 (luft; a(lnial)iig. 
 
 («ra<lual, «. I. bit Irtpite. 2. (fr. 
 graduel) (rijm. fntlj. ^irrt>f) b<\6 fflrabunl. 
 
 Cnradualiiy, graduariic, «. btr 
 
 ©tiii'tiigiTin- 
 
 dSraduallyf gradualle, ado. 1. 
 
 (lufriiiurifr, iiiitO u< iind)- 2- 1 O'^d) (iirabrii. 
 
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 Oradnaie, grad'i'Ute , (it gra4a> 
 »r<^; I'P- g'adiiai) c. a. 1. [iiiiiutrr.]. gtn< 
 buirtn, btivi'irbtn, (^iiitiii tine nfnbeinif<t)( 
 iiJiirbt trtljtilfii. 2. grnbiiireii , in 6)rnb« 
 nb[i)eilfn (eintii KjtriiiDmtttr jc). 3. nb|hu 
 fen. 4. (ffljem.J grnbiren. 5. i a) gtinnp tin* 
 rirt)ten, uorbereiten. b> |hifenit>ti|"« rtbt()etltit, 
 llufeinotii'r orbntn, nbiTiiieit. 
 
 draduLate^ !■• n. t. [Uniutrf.] pro* 
 niotfirtii, grnbtiiren, tine nfnbeiniiV^t ^urbe 
 annrljintii , fii^ gmbuiren l«|Jeii 2. a) fidf 
 nbl^iifeii. b) (into) iliifeinueire libergtijen (iu). 
 
 Ciiraduate, «. ber (^rabuirtt, i&t 
 luiirbtit. 
 
 fiSraduatefiliip, grad'iiateship, «. 
 bet 3nilAnD tints Q)riibuirten. 
 
 Ciiraduatiou, gradua'shun, «. I. 
 btr Stiiftngniiij. 2. [il3i|Tenrd).J b<i< (SJra* 
 biren , bit ®riibiruii<) (btr ^Sniiiolt ic). 3. 
 [llniutn'.] bit promotion, SBtiuiirfung. 4. 
 bM ^rnbuirtn , bit 'iUbtl^tiliing in dirabt, 
 
 Cwraduator* grad'uaiur, «. [miff 
 I'eiii'd). 'mtrfitugl ber ^.ili>ti)tiltr. 
 
 €mmlfy graf , «. btr @rabtn. 
 
 fiiraft, giaft. (* Uraif graff), (ft. 
 greife) «. btti $fropn:ei<. 
 
 Ciiraft, (« Graff) v. a. I. [Sanbm 
 
 mtrthrdy.J a) pfropiVn , inipftn. b) to - by 
 
 approach , abfdugtn. 2, i (on , upon) iuw 
 
 pfen, prupfen (aitf;; f uerinal)ltu (nii(>. 
 
 Pore. Sua** 
 
 Grafting- knife, bai $frupiint|Tef . 
 
 iirraft) 0. H. pfrupfen, boe i^fi^upicn 
 Duriithmtn. 
 
 tirafier^ graf'iur, ». btr "iPfropfet. 
 
 iKrail, grile, «. [roni. £trd)tj bat 
 (^Mbunle. [ (t£>aMb to, 
 
 Cnrailf (fr. grele) s. bt\6 lli>rild)tll 
 
 €)iraillf grane, (I'r. grain, graine, 1. 
 granuui) «. 1. bai .^i)ciid)eii , Aorii i^^aiib 
 :c.). 2. bai @tiiiiriifvrii ; (bat)en 3. bat Kfrn 
 (iin SlQgemeintn , &avtibt). 4. bn6 kbuu 
 d)tn, fltiut I^eild)i'n- 6. (cin fieiiit^ Qitt 
 m(t)t a) btr ®r<iii (ber 'Mpotljefer;, b.i* ■Rom. 
 b) bii6 6)ran, ^$ (ber 0>3i>lbrd)iiiic(( u.). 6, 
 (bai 6Stiiirbe, bit %(rd)aiteiil)eit; ai bn« Kvrii 
 (eined (Steititd to. b) bit ($iber, 'sUoer {bti 
 $i>ljc6 ic), bai $i)Ij. c) bit 'Jinrbe (feS i!e» 
 beri). d^bie$aut. «}bitiyarbe. 7. (biei)iid)« 
 tuiig bert^ibern im^oiiete.) ber@(cid); (bai 
 i)tr) 8. t a) bai :(>eri, 6ie6)<mutl;vact; 1.93. 
 Brothers not united in -, llid)( OOII .Iptritlt 
 utrbunbtne ^n'iber. b) against ibe -, «) 
 grgen btn iBttid); perfeijrc, aiif tine iiiigt' 
 rd)i(fte, uiigefadige 'Htf. /i) iumiber, miber 
 mMen Ullb >ntigniig. e) bai Wcien, btt 
 Oirunb. 9. ber @d)nr(nd), ed)it '^iirpur, 
 bit td)tt $atbe. SiiaK. 10. pi. [^itrbrautrtij 
 bielriibtr. 11. bieC4r<inne, ber furitS'ic^t"- 
 
 Grain* of paradise, bie ^;)>iir(ibie£(5r« 
 ntr. To dye In -, in ber WHoUt fnrbeni 
 dyed in -, in btr 'HSodt aeftirbt , td)t gc 
 fiubt. To work into a -, (beni £eber) bie 
 'Tiarbe gtbtn. Sky-tinctured -, tcliUi $ini< 
 nieUbldu. A -of allowance, 1. (i^tivaf ubtc 
 Ob. unter bem gtimiitu6)eivid)[(. 2. i eiiiige 
 '7?ad}|id)t , etnii)6 ^rnigr^ UAt^iiilaiien. 
 There must be a - of allowance, mail 
 iiiii^ ffiiif gernbe fein diiTrii. A kuave, ro> 
 giie in -, till abgefeinitrr i&piQbube ob. 
 •BdDurtt. 
 
 fiiraiia, ». u. * fornni (^rut^t atbtnh 
 
 25* 
 
388 Fate, far, fall. fat. M4. mk Fine, ffn. N6. move, n6r, got. Sif, c\6ud. Ti^he. tnh, fi'ill. t/»in, THis. 
 
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 CSrain, } 
 
 fi'ir Groan, f. bicfee. 
 
 Ctiraiiied, grind, adj. 1. tntif), run< 
 jelig , geiiSert, gennrbt. 3. t(t)t flefArbt. 4. 
 t (ill) E>urd)bninGcn (uon). 
 
 C>rniner, gri'nur, «. l®erf>nti] 
 He Sniige nii6 inubenmifl. 
 
 Crraiiiing', gi^neing, «. 1. bnS 
 Jtoriieii (6ei ^iiluerS :c.). 2. eiiie 9trt 2Deip; 
 ftfd) oCi. Snuben. 3. (fc^ott.) groaning. 
 
 Oraiustaff^ grane'staf. (. etn fiir^ 
 jer birfer ©tab ob. .^pnlnfl mit eiii ^JJnnr 
 tiirjfii 3ncfen. luoH ^orii , fDriireid). 
 
 Cwrainy, gri'ne, adj. i. f&rnig. 2. 
 
 Cirraip , 0'<t)oU.) bie 97;i|lgabe[. 
 
 Oraith, grAt/i, t. 1. bnd ©eratl). 2. 
 1 bie 9?eirf)tl)rinicr. (tfjigeii uerK()en. 
 
 Giraitit, v. a. bereiten, mit tern ^ib- 
 
 CiiralliC) gral'lik, (U.(, grallae) adj. 
 [Oriiith.] jii ben ©teljenlnufern gefjorig. 
 
 €>}rain, grime, (nngelf. id)w. bnii. 
 grani) adj. <= gram, b'oft. 
 
 Cifrain, gram, (fr. gramme) (fr. ffle< 
 jvtd)t) t. Mi ©rarnm (bie (Jmljeit be* fraiij5> 
 fi|'rf)fii ®eiBid)f«). 
 
 CirainaslieSf (fd^ott.) ftamnfd^en, 
 bie bis an bie ^nie Ijeraiif ge()eii. 
 
 Crrainercy, gramerse, (fr. grand- 
 mere!) interj. t (jropen Db. (<i)i>n Daiif! 
 f)ilf ^immcl ! 
 
 Cwrainineal, gram'n'eal, } 
 
 (lirailtineOUS , gram!n'eu«, 5 
 gramiiieiis) adj. grafig, gra^artig. 
 
 Oraiiiiiiivoruus^granieniT'&rus, 
 (». (at.) adj. &t<ii freffeiib. V 
 
 Cirrailimar, gram'mar, (fr. gram- 
 niaire; gr. graminatike) ». I. bie ®ramj 
 niatif, ©prac^fiinbe, ©prndjreljre. 2. (t<\6 
 biffelbe entljaltciibe ^u(t)) bie Orammatif. 
 3. bie ©prad)riif)ti9feit. 
 
 To write grammar, nrtd) ben SRegcIn 
 btr Orammatif fc^reiben. [©rt)ule. 
 
 Grammar-school, bie fateinifcf)e 
 
 Oraininar, v. n. « narf) ben 9?egeln 
 ber (iJrammatif (\>red)en. 
 
 Oraillinarianf grammi'rean, *. 
 I. ber (i)rammatiCer, ©prad)fun|tler. 2. ber 
 ©pract)iel)rer. 
 
 Oraininaticalf grammat'ekai, 
 adj. 1. (jur (5}rammatif ge()ijrig) gramma= 
 rtfrf), grammatifalifc^. 2. (nac^ Den p{egelii 
 ber (5)rammatif) grammatifc^. 
 
 fMraniinatically, grammat'e- 
 kalle, ado. grammatird), grammatifalifd). 
 
 C^rainiiiaticaster, grammat'^- 
 kastur, J. ber ©d)Ulfiid)£, etenbe @ramma: 
 tifer, ©prad)iel}rer. 
 
 €iiraininaticize} grammat'itize, 
 V. a. grammatifd) ma^en 
 
 Ciirainiiiatist, gram'niar'it, «. ber 
 <JJebant, elenbe ©prad)lel)rer. 
 
 fMraininatite, gram'matfte, t 
 l«0?ineralg.] ber ©ternrc^Drl. [bie Srabbe, 
 
 (>}rain|ile, grampl. «. (>7?iUiirg.) 
 
 Ciirainpus, gram'pus, #. [o(t)tl)i)Pl.] 
 ttr 'IRorbfaper. 
 
 Cii^ran, (r(()prt.) grand. 
 
 fitraiiade, > 
 
 , ' > . Grenade. 
 ()}rana<lu, ) 
 
 (]irana<lilla, granad'ria, t. [!Sot.] 
 
 tie 'i^aiTiiMU-biiime. 
 
 Oranary) gran'ari, grA'nari, (lat- 
 
 GRA 
 
 granarium) *. ba« ffomfjaii*, bet ItomfVeij 
 (f)er, ^ornboben. --rent, ber SSobenjinS. 
 
 Oranate, gran at. (gemufjnf. Garnet 
 Oefrt)r.) *. 1. ber ffiranat; 6JranatapfeI 2. 
 - Db. --marble, ["iSrineraig.] ber QJranit. 
 
 Crranatite, gran'atite, «. [0}tine> 
 ralg.] ber OJreiiat.t. 
 
 fnrauti, grand, ( fr. grand ; f|>. , it. 
 grande; lat. grandis) adj. 1. grcp, uornet)m. 
 2. gruB, pra(l)tig ; l;errlid). 3. grog, l;aiiptj 
 rdd)lid). 4. grop, erl^aben (fiibiim). 5. (alt, 
 i)L>rgeriufrer) grop. 6. (in 3ui'<iin"'Knf«9im»> 
 gen) (i)ri)0..., grop, l^od). 
 
 Grand cti ild , Das fflrpgfinb, ber Qiu 
 tel, tie (S-nfelinn. —-daughter, Die ®rop> 
 tD£f)ter, (fnfelinn. --day, f ber geiertag. 
 --duke, a) tier ©riiptjerjog. b) ber ®roB= 
 tiiril. --dukedom, a) oas (5>nipl;erjog; 
 tl;um. b) ba6 ®n)pfiirilcntt)nm. —-dutch- 
 ess, a) Die G)ropi)erjoginn. b) bie Qivop 
 fi'irilinn. — - f a t h e r , ber (Siropoater. — - 
 juror, 1. Da* ■>Mtifglieb 6e6 gropcn (sje; 
 fit)mornengcrid)i6. 2. [(SDnneftifiir tu \flovb: 
 am. J ber (iiendjtdbeamte , i5vicDeiidrict)ier. 
 -r-jury, Da* grupe (iici't^iuornengend)!. — - 
 mother, Die (Mrupmutier. --signior, 
 ber 6)rDpl;err. --secgeantry, DaS ijoiie 
 Seljnamt. —-sire, a) ber ®n>puater. b> 
 (^ u. i) Der 3tl;nt)err. --son, Der ©nfel, 
 (yrogri>l;n. 
 
 Cliranllani, gran'dam, (u. grand u. 
 dani) t. 1. Die Orepiiiutter, <Jll)iifrau. Shak. 
 2. ini ■>)3iiitterd)eii (Die 'Bfatronej. 
 
 Ciirandee, grandee-. J. a) [©panienj 
 ber @raiib, ©ru^e. b) Der (yrope, uoriieljme 
 ^err. » 
 
 tiirandeesllip, grandec'sliip, s. 
 ber i>{aiig ob. basS ^ctli^ti)iim cinee (i)raiibeii. 
 
 Ciiraiideur, gianjur, cfr. -iij.) 3. 
 1. bie (ijri)pe , (Srl^abeiiljeit ( Daf 'Miajeilai 
 ti|'d)e eine6©d)aiirpieli5). 2. Die 'iJSradjt, ipcrr= 
 Iid)feii; ipoljeit. 3. Die (5-rl)abeiil;cii (Der 0)e> 
 Danfcn lO. 4. Die iljurDe ( im (yauge ic. ). 
 
 Cnraudevity, grandeveie, i.v. lat.) 
 t. t bag lange i^eben, l)ol;e rUlitr. 
 
 €>iraildcvUUS ) graiide'vu.%, adj. 
 t feljr alt. Igrup niad)eiiD. 
 
 fiiraildifiC, grlnditik, (U. lat.) adj. 
 
 €jiraiidil«»fiueuce , grandllu- 
 kweiisu, s. a) Die i^olje, erljabene 3ieDe, Dcr 
 l)ol}e liMi. b) bie (iiropipredjcrei. 
 
 4iiraiidilu«iu4»UM,giaiidir6kwus, 
 (lat.) adj. a) erlnU'ciie, l;ot)e iijorre gcbraus 
 d)Ciib, l)iu1)tral>enDe, prart)tige 'itusDriicfe gtJ 
 Draii(t)fnD. b) gri>grprfd)L-iiD. 
 
 tfiirail<liUOU«t, giandenus, (l<. (at. 
 graiido) adi. aiis i^agcl PeilchenD, i>i>ll ipagel. 
 
 <iirandity, gran dcie. s. 3. Die &Tb-. 
 ge, <l>rai1)t. [Ijaben, prad)tig, maieilatifd). 
 
 fiiraildly, grand'le, ude. grog, er- 
 
 €i<raiiidn«MN, grandnes, *. Die (yri)pe, 
 (S-ri)abfiil)cif ; ^^ract)t. 
 
 iiiraue, lOerti.] groan. 
 
 iiiraiiK'e, gianje, (fr. 'Hi.) *. l. bie 
 ^Weicrct, ber 'Mffierl)of, ein allciii OD. einfam 
 lleljcnbeS >paii6. Shak. 2. Der iCornooDeii. 
 
 fiirauilite, granilii, «. ['0}iincraig.J 
 ber OJramlit. 
 
 <i>rani(, grau'i,^ «. ['OKineralg.] ber 
 
 fjiraiiite, ^ C^iranit. 
 
 (iiraili(i<*f granil Jk. ^<irf^(-)Jil 
 
 €itraaitic*al, jj^aniiekal,) ucraig. 
 
 GRA 
 
 aui (Sranit beftef^enb, (JJranit... (^eti ».). 
 
 Orauitin, granitin, I. mintrali.] 
 ber Olramtin. 
 
 Oranivorous, gran!v'6ru*, (p. 
 
 (at.) adj. ifijrncr frefienb. 
 
 Cirraniiief (fd)Ott.) grandmother. 
 
 fMrannain, grannum,^ t. & f. 
 
 Oranny, eran'ne, ^Grandaoi. 
 
 Orant, grant, (norm, granter) v. a. 
 1. jugeben, einraumen, iiigei'tel)en ((Ftioa* 
 al6 maljr). 2. geroaljren, orrleiljen , beiuidi* 
 gen, orrilatten, julaffen, geilatten. 3. einram 
 men, ocrleitjcn, ocrmilligen (Siifercien JC). 
 
 That, without whlcii a sofPpr and his 
 sword grants scarce diamiclion , bai, 
 oljne W(l(t)e6 jiuifdjen Dem ©oibaten ii. fei» 
 nein ©d)n>erte faum ein Unterrd)ifb luare- 
 Shak. I take it for granted, id) I'c^e tS 
 M6 gemig ooraiiS, ic^ ijalte ti filr aiifige. 
 mad)t. Grant, it be so, gefeljr , ti watt 
 \'o. I grant it, jugegeben. God grant, 
 (iiott gebe ! 
 
 (liraut, 3. I. bai 93erivi(ligen, bie S3er« 
 Iei()uiig, SBtrwilligiiiifl, ^beioiUiginig; 9}er« 
 llattung; baS 3iigertanDnig. 2. bie bemidigte 
 ©ad>e, (sjabe. 3. Die G'iMraiimitng, SSerlei* 
 l)ung, SSeriuillifluiig (o. SauDereien). 4. bie 
 (Jinraumung, tiai Sngeben, 3iige|lel)en (ei» 
 nei ©a$e5). 5. [ 9{ed)t?rpr. ] Die fd)rittlid)e 
 ©d)enCiing. 6. bie inittciit etner Urfunbc 
 ubenuiefene <Bad)e. 
 
 A thing in grant, eine niir uemtitteljl. 
 einer llrftinDe jii ilbcriUfirenDe ©ad)e. 
 
 Ciiriuttable, grantabl, adj. ju ver< 
 leiljen, jn beiuifligen, jn oerilatren. 
 
 Cilrantee, gramee', «. 6-iner, bet 
 eine ©d)t'nfiing crl}alten l)at, ber ^rioilegirte, 
 i8eiu>rred)tcte, Jtonjcfnoiiar. 
 
 fiirantor, gianiur, 3. ber S3er(ei^er, 
 SSermilliger, iJemidigcr. 
 
 Cnrauular, gianular. ^ (u. tat. 
 
 Cpiranulary, gian'ulare.^ grannni) 
 adj. nu6 ivornorn Oei1cl)enb, foviug, fbriiidjt. 
 
 Cwraiiulate, graii'ulite, tfr. gra< 
 nulei) B. n. fid) tomen. - V. a. 1. fiiirnen, 
 graniiiiren (^ISnloer to. 2. fornen (2eber). 
 
 Ciiranulated, granulated, adj. 
 fijrnig, fiiriiid)t. 
 
 Cnraiiulation, grinuli shun , «. 
 1. tni iiorncn, ©raniilircii (De6 $u(oer*, 
 Surfer* 2C.). 2. (Da* ^iliifeyen oon Sijrnern) 
 Da8 iiorncn, bie Jioriuiiig, 0)raMiilining. 
 
 Ciiranulef grairuie. ^Da^iiuint^en 
 
 €iiraillllou8f granulu^i, adj. Ibf 
 
 nig, ooller .UiiniiT ober J\iirnd)en. 
 
 Ciirapev grape, (fr. grappe) #. I. btC 
 QBcintraiibe , iraube. 2. Die '2J}einbeete. 3. 
 [9{ogar}iieif.] pi. Die -))iaiife. 
 
 A bunch, a cluster of grapes, bit 
 SBeilltrailbe. To glean grapes, ^ulctKrc 
 Ijalien, 
 
 Grape-flower. — hyacinth, [®ot.] 
 brr i.raiibfni)i)acinfl). -- gathering, 
 Die 5S3eiulei'e. --shot, (^Irtill.) ber iraiu 
 benrd)iip. --stone, ber ii3eiiibccrfcrn. 
 
 (jirapef (rd)Ott.) to grope. 
 
 <» rape I ess , giapelcs , adj. bet 
 ©iiirfe u. 25iume (De* ai3ol)!gei'd)marf*) bet 
 SajrinbfiTf crmangrliiD. 
 
 fiirapliic, giat ;k. ^(gr. graphi- 
 
 fiirapllicalf gialekal.^ko»> nrf/. 1. 
 
 Da* ®d)rcibin, 3f'd>iieii, 2lb»iiben, Str(|>«i 
 
F&te, far, fall, fat. ML met Fine. fin. K4, move, nSr, ^ot, dll, cldi^il. TAbe, tub, fdll. thin, THis. 389 
 
 GUA 
 
 ftetrtffenb. 3. grapfjii'd), 6i(Mui) ; gennii, bent. 
 Iu4> flut {)ei(id)iitt Dt). g«rd}riel>(u. 3. ociiaii, 
 Ocutlic^ t<cf(t)relbe^^, uiiikrifd). 
 
 Cirapllically « grafikalle , ade. 
 (itdid), atif eiiie biiMid^e ^vt , miutlfi tintx 
 3eid)iuino, qtnau, innlcrifd). 
 
 Ciirttpltite, grat it, t. l^inttalq.] 
 tai -JUi^blti. Iralo.] ber S^reibileiu. 
 
 Cirnpliulite, gratoiit. j. [r)}{iiie> 
 
 CfrHpllUili«ter,graloiu etur. (grj 
 «. (0}?iUl).i fi;r (i)r.ipl)i>miter, SUiiifelmeffcr. 
 
 Orttpltonietrical) gratometre- 
 kal, adj. (]rapl)i.Miie(rir(t}. 
 
 CiirHpit, (I'd^ott.) groped. 
 
 tjirHpuelf grapnel, i (fr. grappin; 
 
 iiirHpliniK^, grap'ling.^i. |'>))iar.j a) 
 ttt fUiiie 'iliiffr. b) txr (S-iuerl)ateii. 
 
 CSrnpple; grappl, r. a. 1. fa(Ti'ii, 
 ffill)iurfii , iiiil)Aftii, rtiiflainiucrn, jiii'iiinineiu 
 Ijiiffii. 2.t(to> l)et'ten <tien ®iri|l nil &tn)in5). 
 
 Grappliiig-hook.,--irou, bet (i\\: 
 terljnfrii. 
 
 frrttpple, r. n. 1. riiitidi , n<f> rau> 
 f<n, fill) iMUiiii; fnmpi'eii, tUeiuii. •J.itwritiu 
 tffililiptill (OtiVMS). Shah. 
 
 fHrMpple^ «. I. M6 ^ui<\en, 35tUj]cii, 
 9<iiiiifn. i 6ii6 0)f|f(f)t , eer iltiuipt- Suxt. 
 a. trr £rt)itf*!, (fiitirlj.ifeii. 
 
 CiirHppleiueiit, grSp'plment, «. 
 bit •JVniitcni, C<\d ainiflfil. 
 
 fiir»p), g)^ pe- adj. 1. tvit 4raii6eii, 
 *p(Ur iniut'i;!!. 2. niift Irrtiibeii btrtitet. 
 
 CiSrnMp, giaop. (it. gra«pare) o. a. 1. 
 {jreifi'ii, pnrffii, tiiiT<ii, tr.jri'iiVu (mit btr 
 $>(iii5 oD<r Cell >iJriiifii>. 2. i erijKiftii, fid) 
 oiiinageii. [ivi(l, birrpiiniit i)iid}td. 
 
 Prop. All grasp, all lu<e , wtt ■'Mti 
 
 Ciirtft«p, V n. I. (jrriidi , tjin'il^tn, |ii> 
 flreiifii. 'I. t riiigeii; frinniieii. Uhvuen. i 
 ©inflriffc tijiiii, fi(J) Oriviie rtiniMBt"- l^«v 
 DCH. 4. (ai) a) t^iifd^cii , grciteii (iiad^). b; 
 (trtben uxadi). 
 
 tmrampf : 1. bn&tiff, bat Hwfaf\ei\ 
 
 B. eiiie $.iiiD I'pfl. 3. t h) btr S^rfit), bit 
 
 ©tii'iilt. b) bet 2Jrrtid>. 
 
 3. a; Bonaparte leeined to think he had 
 
 tlie RuMian empire within his grasp 
 
 (jiraaper* giasp'ur, « .giiitr, brr natt) 
 
 tt)»a« tjn\<bt, are'U, ll«bt. 
 
 fiiraail, gras, (niiaflf. graet, gaers 
 grard; flPtl). gras; 6nil. graes; |"(t)iu. gras; 
 ^0f(. gras) «. 1. tai Wr.l«. 2. 1 ^pl.j ba& 
 &tai, bit &Ta6\)fla\\it, 0)rii«rtrt. 
 
 Grass of Parnassus, [ %i>t. | ba6 $ar> 
 nngiirn*, ©inblnit. To turn ob. put lo -. 
 aiif bit 'SJeibe trribtii, in bic (4rai'iiii(] tl^uit. 
 
 Grass-cloth, [3iibii|lr.] eiiie >ilrt fei' 
 ner 3tiifl nu« 95auiinui'(le uiib "Jiiid)*. -- 
 green, a) grajgri'iii. b> gri'iit (i>. -ZUin'tiu. 
 — ■grown, flrai'li]. --hopper, btr CSrilf ; 
 ^I'lpftt, bie $ciifd)re(fe. — -planiane, bic 
 ©djnufleniviirj. --plot, bcr 9{iirtuplii(j. - 
 poly, [ ibot. ] tine 9irt 'JSolei. --vetch. 
 l2)ot.J fine tot ^liUttrbi't. --week, 6if 
 S5tti»i>(f)e (filr bie grlbfn'idjtt). --wrack, 
 [S5M.1 btr SEiiffcrtiemeii, Xmifl. 
 
 tiraam, v. a. inii &t<\6 vb. diaftii bt> 
 betftii. - »• n. Oitat l)eruirt>riii(jtii, fitt) uiit 
 dtni btbtcftn, fitt btgrnrm. 
 
 €iiriwt8ati<»ii, grassashun, (lat.) «■ 
 t bflf Sprriiiii|1rrict>cii. 
 
 <KrttSif iueKii, gras'seoM, «. bat Ota* 
 
 GRA 
 
 fiat, ber qtafiat Suflaub, ber 9iei(()tf)um on 
 
 fiirassless, gras'les, adj. Qtailett. 
 
 CiiriMiSy, gras se, adj. I. orflflfl, jjra6» 
 reirt). 2. gnuactij], griiii. 
 
 (■ratef giate, cu. grata; lat. crates) 
 *. 1. bA6 (yitrer, Ontter. 2. ber Jeuers, 
 ilnmiiiroil, iKo|l. I luit ©ittern pentljtii. 
 
 Cerate, v. a. (aud) iiiit up) penjitterii ; 
 
 ^ratCt (fr. giutier) v. a. 1. i'(i)riipeiii 
 reibtn. 2. I'djiiben, nifpelit (tint 'iUiii^ftU: 
 iiii^ to. 3. ^ fiinrrtiib ectoiieii laijeii. Mil- 
 To:<. 4. tiiirreii, fiund^eii mit (ben Snijneio. 
 5. i a> beleibigeii (bte Di)reii), (il)ueit ivtl;c 
 tt)un). b) itrObreii, )erinaimeii. 
 
 Cirate, v. n. 1. rra^eii. 2. fcf^narreii, 
 fiiarreii, raiKlii, I'd^iuirreii, fiiirrcii. 3. i (on, 
 upon) uerle^eii, perivuiibeii ; ((^iiiem) iuel;e 
 t|}iin. 
 
 Crrttte^ (Int. gratus) adj. f niigenel)m. 
 
 CfirMteful, giaie tul, adj. 1. Dailf: 
 
 bar; trfeimtiul). 2. aiigeiiel}iii, iiifagtiib. 
 
 (nratefully^giaie laile, adv. b<\n(> 
 bat, aii!)ciici;tM , gi'iauii) (fur ben Qitifi; bit 
 Oiiiiic). 
 
 CiiraterulneSS) gritefulnes, I. 1. 
 bie X>tuitbur(ei(. 2. bte 4tiiiiel)mii(4tei(, Qit-. 
 faUigfeit. 
 
 4irruter, grAie'ur, «. ba6 SRtibeifeu. 
 
 CatratiliCtttiUU , gratelekA *hun, 
 (lat.) «■ 1. bie ibefrirciijiiiig cber (Siiiiie, bti 
 6iei|1t«); iOJiQfal^ruiia. 2. ber &tm\^, ba6 
 iBerQiuiijeii. 3. bte ^ergtitiiiiQ; biU (JicjC^eiir, 
 (Siuibeiifltfrfjeiif. Ibigcr, Qintt, ber trfreut. 
 
 Ciiratirier, grat eiiur, j. ber ^frio 
 
 CHrMtify^ grat eli, (liU.) c. a. 1. be> 
 friebigtit (Cie tsiiitie 2c.;. 2. ivilifal^reii, lutd): 
 gebeii, gefalleii (&iiitm), gi'iiiilit) I'ciii; ((^i> 
 iieiu crfrcueii. Uavoea. 3. beftt^tiif en , . be> 
 lul^iitn. Ifreulic^. 
 
 Ciratlfyiuy, grat'iiuug, adj. er- 
 
 Cjiratiu^) gi4teiug, adj. uiinngt* 
 iiet)iii ; luibrig. 
 
 tiratitigi «. 1. bai fitter, ®itttr> 
 lutrf. 2. i>i){(\t.i aud) pL boeOiatter, Daiiipi> 
 ijirter. 3. [-DtiU. J em ilbtropfiroo fiir gt 
 tt)tttu6 Inuiperf. [bui \i\i\<t)t iBerberf. 
 
 Grating-deck, ['>)}{iir.J bee Uebcrlnut, 
 
 (jirutiUg'ly, griile'ingli, adv. fnat' 
 rtiib, tiiirrfiib, luiDrig, iiiiiingeiitt)in. 
 
 €>irUtitl, grA'tis, (lot. ^.) adv. UlltlU> 
 
 griMiil), iiiniiMiil. (bit Daiifbnrfeit. 
 
 fiirtttitutle, grat'eiude, (i>. liU.) *. 
 Ciirattuii, giat'tuii. «. bA5 (^rumiiiet. 
 
 CiirutuitUUB, giaiu ettis. (1(11.) adj. 
 
 I. frtiiuillig; iiiivecCucui. 2. iuillffil;rlKt) tiii> 
 gentMumen, nufi)itd)f6gfgrriiibtt,iuiUfiii)rii(t). 
 
 flirntuitUUMly, graiii ilusli, adv. 
 i)l)iic aJtrbicniT, oljue iUiiiprud), frtiimllig; 
 eljiie Wriiiib, I'ljiie "JJciucir, luillfuljrlKt). 
 
 €irt»,tultyi giaiu eie. t. a) Dae (frei> 
 luidige) Wtjdjtnf, (ii)ttn>, CiJnrtbeiigetcJjeiif. 
 b) bie (|Tfeiiiifli(t)fcir. 
 
 fiSratulatefgratsh'ulAte, grai'ul&te, 
 (liU.) V. a. 1. btflii'irfii'finrdjtii, ((|-iiuiii)(i)ti'i(f 
 ivtiiu'ctfii- 2- '"'f tf^cll^t fni>nl;iirn. B.Jon- 
 soH. 3. (g-iiieiu) feme ^reube (u erftiiiitn 
 gfbcii. SiiAK. 4. * belol)iieii. [iutrrl).SHAii. 
 
 <iir»tul»t«, adj. te6 C41u(fiviinr(t)t$ 
 
 €iirwtllI»tiUIl, graisliula'Khun, «. 
 
 bie !5t!)iri(fii)riii|'tl)iiitg, ber cmritfiuiuird). 
 Cairatulaiory) g'^ubuiamii, adj. 
 
 GRA 
 
 I. gluc(mrinr(t)enb, ©lucfmunf^tingtf . . . 2. 
 bnnfi'agenb. 
 
 Grstvcj grAve, tine ©iibfijlbe, (nngelf. 
 graef) a) fiir grove, ber jjiuii , Cuiliiuilb. 
 b) ®rnf. 
 
 Crrave« (fr. grarer; nngelf. grafan) 
 praet. graved; pp. graved u. graven, v. a. 
 i. grnben, eingriibeii, grnuiren, flecljcn (tine 
 ijigiir tc). 2. t eiiigrnbtn (in bi\6 ^trj). 5, 
 fd)«eiben, nu6f(t)iieiben, frf)nt0en. 4. l-?)?nr.J 
 falfrttern, t(;erren(tiii©(f)iff). 5. f •''(jrnben. 
 Shak 6. T grnben (ein Qod)), 
 
 Ciirave, v. «. griluiren, fltdftn. 
 
 CwrMve, (niignf. graef; l;olJ. u. fdjm. 
 graf; ruf|. groii) *. 1. bai &tab. 2. i bn» 
 &xab. 3. bie mit im ®rii6e litgenbe ©djijiu 
 Ijeit. Shak. 4. [t ib. Dertl. J pi. ber Sa^ 
 bt6 gef(l)iiiDl|eiieii Iiilgt£. 
 2. The tropical climates are the grave 
 of Ainerieau seamen and of British sol- 
 diers. Webster. 
 
 Grave-clothes, bie ©terbrfleibiT, ba6 
 iSferbtgciunnb. --digger, --maker, bet 
 iobtciigrnber. --stone, btr(i)riibj, Sck 
 djenileiii. --yard, ber ftir(t)()i'f. 
 
 (pirMVef (Int. gravis; nr. grnve) adj. 
 I. ('MiufJ tief (p. ioijfn). 2. etiijl, eriifli 
 Ijuft, grfe^t. 3. |d)lid)t, brrd)eibeii, ninhiiibig, 
 buitfelfnrbtn (p. 'jliijiig). 4. ipi(1}tig, erii|l< 
 biift, trnil. 5. niigcftljtn, iubettuf|lg(*Sd)rift» 
 lUHer). 6. [(Srnmm.J - accent, btr (SJrapi*, 
 bcii fdjiptre ionicict)rn. 7. fc^iptr (3'Hibcr). 
 
 £}rttvel, gravel, (fr. gravelle) t. L 
 ber grobe ©iinb , ^ie< , ®rie6. 2. ( OJfeb.J 
 ber ®rte«, SBlnfiiis, >Jiieren>, L'tiibeiignca. 
 
 Gravel- pit, bie tSniibgriibt. —-walk, 
 bie @niibnllet. 
 
 CiirMvel) o- a. I. mit ^ie« ob. griv 
 bem @niibe bebtcfeii , uberfnnbeii. 2. iin 
 @niibe begrnbtii ; pass, im @aiibt ilecftH 
 bitiben. 3- 1 l}enimi'ii, uerlegeii iiiai1)rii, rer< 
 ipirreii, Ijiiibtni; iiii pass, ptrlrgeii ober in 
 ajerlcgcii^tinciii. 4. (bcii (Jug eiiK'6 '^Sffrbtj) 
 biird> ben unter bem .•jsiift (Krfinbt" 'i-Mb 
 perlf^eii. I bigt, iMjiie ®inb. Shak. 
 
 €>!rav«$le88, grave'les, adj. iiiibecr< 
 
 fjiravelly, giivelli. adj. l. fniibig, 
 fiefig, grnnbig. 2. [-Wi'eb.] gricfig. 
 
 €)}rMvely, giAvele, adv. l. etnfl, 
 eriifiljnft. 2. \\S)Ud)i (im ^Jliijiige). 
 
 Oraveness, giAve'ues, s. ber (^rnfi, 
 bie(5Tii|ll;aftigfeir,gficrli(t)feif. l|'lnrfrie(t)enb. 
 
 CiiraveuleUt, giAveolent, d.; adj. 
 
 fiiraver, giA'vur, (fr. griiv«-iir( *. i. 
 
 ber lliiii|1|'led)er, Silbgrnbrr, iliipfenlidjir, 
 
 9{nbierer, SpoH', ^^'t^\u, ©tein<, (£rnl)ird)iiei; 
 
 ber, ij>ttfct)aft|lect)er, 'JKiiiijilemprlictiifibi-r, 
 
 ©(tjriftfctjneiber, ®rni'irer. 2. ber ®riUMiiiT)fl. 
 Ciiraves, giAvz. s.pl. bie!5i'i:ifd)ieiien 
 €i}ravi<l, grav id, (Mf.) adj. f(t)ii<nnger 
 €>iravi«late<l, grav idaied, adj. f 
 
 fct)iuauiier, gefdjiuiiiigcrt. 
 
 €iSravi<latiuii, graviciA'shuo,/*. f 
 (nravitlity, giavid ei«, 5 ^** 
 
 ©d)H)nngcri"(t)nft. 
 
 Ciiraviii^, grA'v'ng, t. I. bie geftD< 
 
 (btwt, flegrnbeiie '.Urbeit, bai ©(()nitjiperf. 
 
 2. i ber (fiiibrucf. Kiao CHAHLes. 
 
 Graving-iool, bet ®rnb|'li(t)el. 
 Cnravitatey gravitate, Cfp. gravl. 
 
 tar; fr. graviler) v. n. [^l)9|'.J t.loward»> 
 
 flrcben, {)in|lrebtii ((ie0etu. 
 
300 FAte, f?.r, fafi, fat. M^, met. Fine, fin. NA, mdve, nhr, got, 6\\, cl6ud. TAbe, tnb, fiMl. tAin, THIs. 
 
 Orfkvltation , giavit4'«liun , j. 
 
 [^Ijnf.] tie Sd)wcifMr'r, Wnuurnfioii. 
 
 Oravit]^, giav'etA. (11. int. gruvltus) 
 «. 1. Die ©d)iuere. 2. l^^iif.J tit <B(t)weu. 
 3. t a) 6it£ct)mert, 5i}i(t)tinteit, ®r&@t, a)c-. 
 6enfiid)fcit (tmer11;nn"n(t)tK.). b) Dfr(S'rna, 
 6u 6riir<l;'ittii)ft;ii , ®eif9tl)eit. 4. lOJiuf.] 
 &te Xieff- 
 
 Centre of g r a v i t y , fcnr ®<!)l»fri>linft. 
 
 Oravy, grave, «. tet iblutige) @nf( 
 tts g-ifif(^e6. 
 
 (wray, gri. (nnotlf. grig, graeg; ^<ill. 
 graae; fdjiu. gi^> adj. 1. gnill (l>. ^iirbc). 
 2. grnii, iveijj i^fliir). 3. i graii, nit, reif. 
 
 €jiray, <■ l. t(i6 ®mu, Die grmie 5J«rl>«- 
 2. Der Diid)6. 3. fine ^Jlrr 2.1(1)6. 
 
 Gray-beard, j Kr OMiUifKirt. Shak. 
 --brock, bet I)n(i«. -eyed, grniiflii- 
 flig. --fly» l6-iuDin.] bcr @d)inf.'noi'»' t"' 
 ed)rtft'remfe. -•friar, ter KiH'iiji»«. -- 
 li aired, grnuljiiarii] , iiiit flraiien i^iinreii. 
 — -headed, grailfopfig. --lior«e, cer 
 ®d)inimel. — lioimd, bn< '35Ji!it>iVicl, t" 
 ffi3illM)im6. — ■ ni a I k i II, grAmal'kiii, (SJrnU: 
 liectjen (tin $fxeniiiinie). Shak. [lid). 
 
 <jrrayi8li, gii isli, adj. flrniiiid), flmii= 
 
 iiirayliug^, gra ling , *. 10d)II)l)iM.J 
 tie 91e|'d)e. 
 
 drayinill) gr4'miil, (fr. gr^mil) * 
 bie'))iier=,€teiii>, -"Jjerlljirfe, ber©teiii|iuiun. 
 
 fjJrayiiess, gra'nes, t. tie ®roiit)eir, 
 flrniie {Jarbe. (rnlg.) tic Oirniiiunrfc. 
 
 ftSray*vacke, giawik, *. t'))Jmc: 
 
 fjiruze, giaie, (nngel)'. gra.sian j ijofl. 
 giaaxen; flraieu) v a. 1. (Ireit'en , leidjr bt> 
 riil)rcn. 2. (jiiti-n (®d)afe :c.). Shak. 3. luei; 
 ten (ipeert>en). 4. ntiueiDcii, iibijrrtfen. 
 
 Proi). To send any one «-graiiiig. 
 to turn to grazing, ©ilieil nbtlll)^'". 
 
 Cnraze^ »• "• '• graieii, iveiceu. 2 fid) 
 tctjrnren, gn'iiien; &r<\6 ijeroorl'riiigen. 3 
 flrrifen, gMfeti d'. Riigeiii). 4. t a) irben, 
 fid) liiil)reii. b; iini fic^ tujlen (fid) uerbreireii). 
 
 Grazing-ground, 6ii6 ®ra61rtllD. 
 
 Orazer; gr^'zur, «. bcr, tit, D<i^ 
 ©tflfenCe. (a5iel),5i"irt)ier. 
 
 Ci<razi<^r, gri'zliur, «•. ber 95if Ijniiiiler, 
 
 Oraziuff, gri'zSng, adj. ©ras l;er. 
 yrrbnugeiib, Ci)rrt5... 
 
 fjirease, grise, (fr. graisse) t. I. 
 t<\& {Jen, ©djtiier, ©djnieer. S. bie 2J3nfleii: 
 fdjmicre, ^nrrcnrmbe. 3. bie ©teife, ■iiiautt 
 Cber 5JJfetbe). 
 
 Cwrease, grize, v. a. I. a) fdjtniereii, 
 fetrcii; einrd)nui'rcn. b) bci"d)niieren, Jert; 
 Picten nidcljeii in ... 2. t be|led)eii , o fd)mle. 
 ten. [ (iu'6 5l>iipier p. ber ©d)ritf). 
 
 CiSrease, «• n- liDpi'gr.J eini'd)ni-iben 
 
 4iSreasily, grixele. ude. 1. 1 |"d)niie> 
 rig, fettig. 2. i i'd)inii5ig, gnnfig. 
 
 CiSreafiiiieJVN, gr^'zenex, t. bie 
 S<t)niierigffit, g-i'tngffit. 
 
 <wrea«y, gfi/i, «rf/. I. fAniieri^i, 
 fettig, uDinii^ig. 2. iVttntrig, Mnrtig. 3. t 
 frtt (n)ol)Ibeieibr). Shak. 4. I'djmuipig, gnr> 
 (lig, nnfimid). 
 
 Greaxy heels, bie Wnuff (^fr'J5lcr^C). 
 
 (nreat, grate. ( angelf. great; tu'ft. 
 greot; Iiemi. gres) adj. I. ^ fln>6. 2. gnfi 
 (luett flU6flrbfl)nt). 3. gri^fi UMfl, ber 3.ihi 
 nod)). 4. grofl (etiien boheH csjnib habeiib, 
 llarfi. 5. ))n>£ (rvict^no , iiierriuikbig , initi> 
 
 GKE 
 
 bft6nr). 6. grep (^nin)tro(f)li(t)). 7. gro# 
 (tn(id)tlg; geleljrt). 8. grup (rorneljtn). 9. 
 llolj (93li({ K.). 10. grog i.groein(iri)ig). 11. 
 grof , teic^, priid)tig. 12. grog, reicft f>efet)r 
 (0)ii|1nial)I, Infel). 13. gri>g, erijnbeii (&t: 
 bnnfeic. ). 14. iBiirbeooU , ebel. 15. (with) 
 a) (with young) triid)rig. b) (with child) 
 l)od)rd)iuiinger. c) i |'d)ii)iinger, oc(l (u. Iljr.i: 
 ueii ic). 16. |'d))uer, fdjiuierig. 17. B vex-. 
 trnuiid), oerrrnut. 18. (in Sniiiniinenfetjuiu 
 gen) a> ®n)B... (oberil). b; (ijrcp... (in 2je: 
 iuhnng niif 25cnurtn6trd)iifo. 
 
 A great many, feljr tiele, nie^rcre. A - 
 deal, red)t Uiel. A - while. red)t liinge. To 
 be — with any one, o I'iel uertiiogen, I'ii'l gels 
 ten bei(yinein. The-lioriie,iDrtj©d>iiivferD 
 
 measure, ber UeberflUtf. — morning, ber 
 friilje ^Korgeii. ~«ori, ber l)ot)e i){iing. Shak. 
 - »ea, bie Ijolje ©ee. A - way, meit. 
 
 (jreat-grand father, ber llrgrogini; 
 tet. --grandson. itT llrenfel. --- 
 grandfather, t>et llriirgroiH'iiter. --ne- 
 p h e w, ber ®ri>gneffe. --uncle, ber OJn'fj; 
 ol;eitn. --bellied, |"d)iuanger. --galley. 
 r. Galeas. —-hear led. gropljcrjig , be: 
 Ijerjt. [bie ©rogen (SSorne()nieiu- 
 
 fiireat, ». l. bns (yroge , OJrtiije. 2. 
 
 By the great, (at the -) , im ©rrgen, 
 itn ®rtnjen, in iSnnfd) u. 9)ogen. To freiglit 
 by the -, [©eeljnnbelj bn6 gnnje ©d)iff in 
 ■Jmd)r nehnien. 
 
 €)ireateii, grit'n, v. a. « grog, gr6-. 
 gcr nifld)en, utrgrijgcrn, ueriiiel;ren. - v. n. 
 fid) rergvopern. 
 
 Ciireatly, graie'le, adv. 1. in einein 
 holjen fflrnbe, rcd)t fcljr, bebeutenb, feljr. 2. 
 anf eine groge, cble 'iiri, nut (i)ri'ge. 
 
 CtireatlieS.S , grale'nes, «. I. $ bie 
 Oir'efie. 2. bie ©rljge (in 25f,jtc()iing oiif ric 
 ')lii8be()iuing, 3nl)l, Quitntirar). 2. bie ©rijgi 
 (ber grofie !8ctr<ig). 3. bie (yroge ( ber I;ol)i' 
 Qit<\D innerer ©tiirfe). 4. bie (i)riipe (ber 
 Ijolje 9{iing , bie asji'irbe). 5. bie C^jroge (ber 
 ©cele). 6. bie &vifie oX^rn<t)t, $crrlid)feit). 
 7. ber ©rolj. 8. bie &rb^e, ©tarfe, 3nten|'i; 
 tiit (ber lone, i))itjf:c.). 
 
 CiJreave, greve. *. n) (fur grove) ber 
 >^nin. b) (fiir groove) bie ffirube. Spenser 
 
 twreavf s, grevz, (ft. greves) «. pi 
 ^ie ^einrd)ienen. 
 
 €«lrebe, grebe, ». [Ornit^.] bie®rc6e. 
 ber ©il(<ertiiud)er. 
 
 fjireciaii, gri'shun, adj. griedjifd). 
 
 fjSrecian, ». l. ber 0)ried)e. 2. i aj 
 ber Ci)ned)e, $e(!eniit. b) |i (ein Die gried)i|'d)c 
 ©prnd)e i>fr|1e()enber Onbe) ber (5)ried)e. 
 
 Cirreciailize) gri'shuni/.e, V. M. 
 gried)fln (nod) gricrt?i!'d)er ^eife reben :c.). 
 
 Ciirecisiii <, gresi/.ni . *. bcr fflriuif : 
 mn#. 12. in? (i)ried)ifd)e ubiTiVlji'ii. 
 
 fiirecize, gri'sJze, ».«. I. griicifireii. 
 
 Cirrecize, p. «• gried)iid) |prcd)en. 
 
 fiJree, gice, ift. gre) t. * I. bof 
 'iDoWgi'fiillen; 5l3il)lii'o(len. 2. (filr Degree) 
 ^l■r Irirt; bie ©tnfe; ber ?{ang. Spenseb. 
 
 Ciiree, r. n. " \. Agree. 
 
 fiiree, to bear <lie gree, 
 
 lOerrl.l to be decidedly victor. 
 
 fwreece, griese. (IV. graz. liU. gres 
 susi *. • bie Ireppe, ©liege, ber ^Jlbiii?. 
 
 tiJreece (fr. Uretej *. [(iJeegt.) 
 (9)ricd}eiituub. 
 
 GKE 
 
 Oreed, gried, t. (. Greed ineaa. 
 Cwreedily , grei'dele, ada. f u. i 
 
 gierig. 
 
 Oreediuei^S , gree'Hencs, t. I. bie 
 Oiicrigfeit; ©cfi'iiBiflfeit; Jfiiiil'fiidjt. 2. t 
 bie ipeftigfeit (ber Seibenrdjnft). 
 
 Cirreedy, grec'de, inngftf. gmedig; 
 1)dU. greetig) adj. 1. gierig (gefriijjig). 2. t 
 a) (of) gierig (nnd)). b) begicng. 
 
 Greedy of g^iin, of money etc., ges 
 iuinnriid)tig, grlbfii^rig. [fntj. 
 
 Greedy-gut, o bet ffrefftr, 9iiintiier« 
 
 €]irtstiti.f greek, igr. graikos) adj, 
 grifd)ird). 
 
 Cireeic, ». l. ber 03ne(^e. 2. iai 
 &tkc,ii<t)e. 3. [rprnd)iuinTl.j etiua* Unuer» 
 ilnn&lid)e6 (f>i31)iiiirri)e Di^irfer). 
 
 Greek tire. bilS gried)ird)e JJeuer. — - 
 rose. l^ot. ) bo* £id)irij£n-t)en. 
 
 Cwreekisli, giceii i.hIi. adj. (fr\t<i)i\(fy, 
 
 ()ire<5kliiig' 9 gieek'ling, s. I bee 
 rd)lfd)ri' (yriid)e ((Jnier, bcr lueiiig Oirie(i)i(<i) 
 oer|lel)t), |"d)icd)te !!ried)ird)e ©c^)l•iI^|1t•(ler. 
 
 Cireen, green, (iingelf. grene; l)0ll. 
 groeii) adj. 1. grilll (lUiUl)|Vllb u. luie -ipflitlK 
 
 jeii), (biil)er) 2. griiii (berjorbe mid)). 3. ± 
 fni'd); nen. 4. frnd), inuiiter (nid)r ofgelebt) ; 
 I'crliebt (tinge). Shak. 5. griin, frifd) (iiidjt 
 tfi-rtrocfner;. 6. a) (nfcf). b) nidjr gar, Ijalb 
 ml) (P. gliird)e Jo. 7. grnn , unreif (ivie 
 '5riid)te). 8. nnreif, jarijjuiig; (baljer) 9. t 
 neu, uiierfiiljren, ungefd)idt. 10. lueiSiid), 
 blag, blcid), fraiiflid). Shak. 
 
 Green sleeves, ^Infang einet }u ©l;af« 
 ipcnre'^ 3eit befnniiten 25aUabe. 
 
 Green broom, (SBot.J ber griine ®in(T. 
 
 — chaffer, bie gnine 2Saare (^iid>enge» 
 \vdd){e). --cheese, ber Jtroiitcrfafe. — 
 cloth, [(5-ngl.] bn& ipofniiirf(^a(15gerid)t. 
 --colored, bing nii6|el)eMb. --coru, 
 bie ©not. --crop, bie nod) |lel;enDe (J-rnte, 
 beiteljenb an6 frifc^en (S)artengfiurtd)reii, 3fii» 
 ben, fflrn* :c. — earth, ['Miincralg.j t)i\8 
 JJupfergriin. --eyed, a) grriimngig. U) 
 jngenblid) tibereilt. SHAksPEAKt:. —-finch, 
 LOrnitl;.] berfflrunflnf. --fish, [Od)tlji)ol.J 
 eine 91rt 55ora. --gage, (eine'iirr I'affiget 
 ^^pniinien) bie ffeine = Glanbe. --goo.se, 
 bod ®an5(^en. —-grocer, ber Db(l» 
 l)nubler, &incr, ber niir ©riiiiieiifl !;anbelt. 
 
 — -haired, grunl;aurig. — -bastings, 
 pi. fri'iljjeirige ©d^oterbicn. --hooJ, 
 '■' bie llnreifljeit. — horn, bet nnerfaf)renc 
 3nnge. —-house, bafi ®cn)ad)» ; , ireib» 
 l)oii5. —-meat, ia6 l;aib rol)e, Ijalb gore 
 ■JleifcO- --place, --plot, ber'Jfaftiipia^. 
 
 — roo m, b(i4fflarberobciininier (ber 6d)an« 
 fpieler); ^icbenjininier. --sickness, bie 
 Sbleid)fiid)t. --»ickiie»sed, eineii frnnrijafi 
 ten 0)i'i'd)mac{ Ijnbenb. — stall, ber XniiK 
 tirlaben, Dbfilaben. --sward, --sword, 
 ber ilinien. --wax, ((5-ngi.l bie fiaininrr* 
 nften. --weed, ber Siiaii , bie '^ a u be. 
 --wood, tii& gri'ine, beianbte i^ol}. 
 
 fatrec^iiT «■ I. b>i« (^)rnn ibie gnliie 
 JJarbe). 2. ber dinger, bie 'Jlue. 3. (grii'M)iil. 
 pi. bie gninen Sn'fige, l><i(' £anb. 4. pL 
 Kiid)en.frai!rer, friid)e i{rid)rngen)ad)i"e, ®at» 
 rengeii'att''e, ^^'^i PJeim'iiV, (JJriinjeuo. 
 
 fwreuii, V. a. gnin in>id>en. 
 
 €ii retell iMll, gieen kh. adj. gniUU^* 
 
 fiireeuiNlllietM, greeulshnas, « 
 
F&tp, f«r, fall. fat. Me, met. Fine, ftn. M, mSve, n6r, got, 6\l cl6(ld. Ti\be. tub, fi'ill. thm. T'd)^. ^^\ 
 
 GRE 
 
 tat dirinlidbt, hit (irfiMfidje 55ff<f)nfffn()eit. 
 
 Oreenland, gieenland, s.iOitoqt.] 
 PJrftnliiiiC. --man, 6et ®r5ntnl\^fnI;rer, 
 5li5anf»!(ft)<iner. [^(r fflroiiliinBfr. 
 
 CirreeulAnder, gr^en'iandui-. t. 
 
 Cirreenly, gr^enli, orf/. oniiilid), 
 (jruii; tnid); iiiiKif. 
 
 €>ire4*iily, ade. l. griinlid). 2. frifd), 
 nrii. 3. unrcif. 4. i a) bleid), fcl)nirtd)tfnD. 
 Shak. h) wit ein ??eiiliii{], uiitri'nMren, un; 
 flii<l, iiii<ifrd)i(ft, in ttt Sitt>t unrrfiil)rfii. 
 
 €>}reeuneNii, green'ties, t. 1. t>ai 
 &rnut (fie Wruiifjcit), (Jinlii. 2. fcif lln» 
 reifiu'it, lliirtifr 3. Cie {frifdj^rit, ^Jiunttv 
 ffit, iJraft. 4. fie 'Dfeiiljeit. 
 
 Cwreesliocli , (rd)ott.) peat fire 
 piled on (he heart li. 
 
 fir«*e't, (fd)ott.) agreed. 
 
 Ciireet, gr^ei. (niinelf. gretan. grettnn) 
 •. a. 1. {jn'igen. 2. (oru^ciif niirefen; niu 
 retcn) grugeii. Shak. 3. befjUiefiuunfiDen. 
 4. beflnifieii. 5. l begnlpeii (Die3eio. Shak. 
 
 We will greet the time, iBir finf iur 
 (jeteflriieii 3(it bereit. Shak. It greets me 
 M . . , ti )t'i(]t ftct) mir ai6 ... Shak. 
 
 €areet, v. n. I. a) flriieen. b) fid) 
 begrueen. '2. ' (niid) greitj memeii. 
 
 €«Jreet«r, grW'tur, «. Bcrfflrufieiitc. 
 
 Cnreetin , (I'd^ott.) crying, weep- 
 ing- [(iru^uiig, tn (Mru|}. 
 
 Ciireetiiig-, giiciing, ». cif <»e; 
 
 Crreez«, gi^e^e, (Greet, Greece, 
 O r i e z e , U r I e e; «. bit ©tiege, ttt ^b\a^. 
 i. greece u. gree. {®erjd)i«t'd)rfiber. 
 
 <Krem«r, gr«f'f4re, (fr. 850) «. iet 
 
 Oregal, gre gal, (v. Int. grez; ad/. 
 )U finer iptrtt geljorifl. 
 
 Cirrefrarinii, gr^gA'rian, a<(/. t 
 (jeniein (). 3). «i'lfrtteii). 
 
 €>ire|furlous, gr^glriut, ([; «<(/. 
 in <{>er6eirofer €d)iiren gel^enD, lebenb, (id) 
 lufniiiW. ntjrtlrenD. — ado. G r e g a'r i o u ■ 1 y, 
 in riiirin Iriivp. 
 
 Ciirefrariouiinesii, grigk'rluM' 
 net, t b(\6 3u|'amtiieii|'eiit in $erO(n obtt 
 ©d)nren. 
 
 ftireg-orian, gr^gA'r^an, aiU. ffcti 
 (jorirtiiifd) — «. * eiiie 91rt ^pcrrijcfe. 
 
 CiJregrory, gregoie, ». &itq.>t. 
 
 Ciireit, g'iet, V. n. * \A)ttit\\, fldgen. 
 
 CiireiiiiMlf gre'm^al, (u. Int. gre- 
 nUum) adj. )iim (£d)oogc gef)urig. 
 
 fdreiiade, grenade ,> ( fr. S33.) ». 
 
 <irreii«tIo, giiiiA'dA.j (9JrJifl.] eie 
 (»raitatt. -pouch, tie ®mniiteiitfl|"d>e. 
 
 Cxrenailirr, grenadier', (fr. iQ3.) «. 
 1. I-Wilit.) ber ®reiinbier. 2. (DriiitI).] ber 
 fflrriirtbier. (ber ©reiintit. 
 
 €4renatI<e,gren'atlte,*.l'TOiiiernIfl.I 
 
 €iHrenatirurin, gren aiifomi. adj. 
 xoit in (SJreiuitit. (ber fflrogling. 
 
 fiirciding-, gre.'lJag, #. 10d)t1)pp|.] 
 
 Cirreut, grdt, t. (GTi ill it&rneriu bie 
 Qrauvtii. 
 
 €iirreWf gra, prntt. ». grow. 
 
 <iire>V, • ihudder. 
 
 fi>re%»'iK»iie, * horrible. 
 
 tirt^y ^ gr&, adj. ||. ». f. Gray. 
 
 Ciire»ylioun(l, gri'h^&nd, «. iAi 
 SBinbfpiei, brr ^iiibhuiib. 
 
 Circy- squirrel, gri'akwerrll, « 
 tVn (JTicVOvrn^ bit Sri^c. 
 
 GRI 
 
 Cirice, grJse, *. t. tea JJerfel, ber 
 5rird>liiig. 2. ber ©djritt. Shak. \. GrUe. 
 
 Oriddie, grid'dl, (m. greid<;l!) *. 
 bie breite 5}rtcfvfiiniie. [fdjiieiben. 
 
 Oride, grtde. (it. grtdare) t>. n. 
 
 C>}ridelin, giid'elin, (fr. gris de lin) 
 *. bieglndjsi'iutfarbe. -a(</. ftad)5blurfarbig. 
 
 Cnridiroil, gridlurn, (iv. grediaw) 
 «. ber •iJriitroi^, 9{o|t. 
 
 Citrier, greef, (l)t)fl. grief; fr. Id.) t. 
 1. ber ®riiiii, ^iiiumcr. 2. f ber (f&ryer' 
 Itrfje) ®d)iner}, bfl«<H3el). 3. f bit !8efd)iueree. 
 
 OriefTuI, greef tul, udj gromuufl, 
 tuiiiimrt'Dl!. Sackvii.le. 
 
 fwrieflesn, gr^^fles, ad), gramluo. 
 
 CHrieffsliOt, greet 'shot, udj. % wm 
 ®mm Curd)i>ol)rt. Shak. (gnifiivertl) 
 
 Cfrrlevable, gre^'vabl, adj. " btthV- 
 
 Ciirievaiice) greevanse, «. 1. bie 
 SQ^jdjiucrbe, 9?i'tlj. 2. t bn< £eib, ber S.\.\n\> 
 mer, bie 9Jfrbrie0lid)feit. Shak. 
 
 Oricve, griiv, (l)i'n. grleven, fr. 
 grever) e. a. I . a) bef iinuiierii , betrilben. 
 \» n betriiben (belcibigm). c) fd)merjcii, 
 frnnfen. 2. f befingeii, btbiiucrn. 3. t bru> 
 cfeii, bfbrilrfen. 
 
 Grieved at, befiimmert uber ... lam 
 grieved, e« f()ut iiiir luel) oD. leib. That 
 griered me to the very heart, ti tl}iil 
 mir in ber ©eele roci). 
 
 Ciirieve} c. n. (mit at u. for) (id; 
 grnmeti, {i6Q ftdnfen (iiiio, (id) berriibeii 
 (iibcr). [flranifu. 
 
 To be grieved to dealli, fid) )U Xi^be 
 
 Ciiriever, greivur, «. Quwc, ber, 
 pber (?nuii6, bai itiimmer i'erurfn(t)t. 
 
 (lirleving^ly, gie^vingli, ado. mit 
 jtiiminer, vor Aummcr. Shak. 
 
 filrievouil, griiv'ui, adj. I. bnif: 
 fenb cilbflnben to. 2. u) fc^merjlid), frnii' 
 fcnb. b; cmpfiiiblid)- 3- 6itrer, empftiiblid) 
 (!Tl<igen tc). 4. fd)rerfli(t>, nrg (95crgi()en tc). 
 5. fd)iwer (xoit Str.ifeu K.) 6. frfliifeiib (be: 
 leibtgtnb). 7. o »d». org, fd)iver, gcfnl)rlic^ 
 (frnnf ic.). 
 
 CiirleVOUIlIy, grijv'uxli, adv. 1. 
 fd)mcr4l)flft ; rdjnicrilid); mit ©tfjnterjen. 2. 
 empfinblic^ (mit rDfiguergntigen , itiimmer). 
 3. td)iuer (beflrnft tc). 4. fc^jrerflic^) , org, 
 abfd)culid). 
 
 (>irieVOUSnP8S, grjjv'usne«. «. 
 
 1. t bne Drurfciibe, ber Driirf (eiiicr 2nft). 
 
 2. ber (£d)>»cr); £Hmmrr; b&t tliiglucf, 
 (^leiib. 3. bie %b|'(^euiid)feit (tine« SSer: 
 geljeii* u.). 
 
 fwrlfr, grif, 9l6fi'irjiitig fur Gryffith. 
 t. c??nme) Kiifin. [9{fd)t unb Uiired)t. 
 
 Cirri nr-g-ralF, gr.f'-graf , adv. o mit 
 
 Cnririlii, giif'fin, > (fr. 'm. , u. gr. 
 
 fKriffou, ) grypt) «• ber (fa^ 
 
 bell)nfie 55ogel) ®reif. 
 
 Griffon like, mie fin ®rcif. 
 
 Virlfg^ grig, t. 1. ber fleine^liil, ©nnb; 
 (ifll. 2. ber luilige ■Jtni'J Pb. Sriiber, (HJilbs 
 fling. Swift. 3. • bie ©cflinbljcit. 4. bie 
 2DnrffII)eiine. 
 
 fjirill, gril, (fr. griller) ». a. f n»f 
 bem 9{o|le braten. - adj. • fdjnufrnb i uer 
 jlnltf). [2. + bo.6 9?[»ffen. 
 
 <jSriil, «■ 1. bA6 Qlcnfler im 'SAflfpirle. 
 
 To give a haaiy grill, (d^ntii tirflen 
 Iflffen, 
 
 GRI 
 
 Grillade, grlilade', (fr.) j. ber3Jrf]« 
 
 briUen, bag 9{u|lflfi|"d). 
 
 Orilius, gril'liia, «. (ein SredfmitteO 
 bnS 25itrtolialj. 
 
 Qriliy, grille, v. a. + qmilen, pWgen. 
 
 fjilrilll, glim. (Olig^fr.giiiii; |)u(l. gram) 
 
 adj. 1. grimm, grimmig, fd)rfcflid) .2. fc^fiiB* 
 lid), abr4)euli(^. Shak. 3. i<erbne^lid) , mi*ir> 
 rifd). 
 
 Grim -faced. rd)re(tlid) niijiifeljen. - 
 gri uning, fd)cuglid) griiifinb. Shak. -♦ 
 V i * a g e d, a) i'd)ri:cflid) iiKjiifeljen. b; f grinu 
 niig (0. .Krifg). 
 
 Oriiiiacef giimioe'. (fr. 3S}.) «. 
 I. bie tJrrt^e, ©rimiiije (9}cricrriiiiii be4 
 ®efid)i5). 2. i bie 03riinniTc , iBcriWlung. 
 
 (i}rlinaced , gremAsd' , adj. uer> 
 jerrt; eiu fauretf, i>erbricMlid)e£ ®erid)t nia> 
 d)eMb. 
 
 Cirlinalliin, giimmai'kin, (V. fr. 
 gris II. malkin) «. I. brr i)iiime eiurr Alreii 
 Rai^t. 2. bn« nite -OJIutterdjeu oo. >a3ciPd)eii. 
 
 Crrlllie) grime, (illigelf. Iiriiiii } iil. 
 gryma) «. ber @d)mu9 , bie fd^imi^ige 
 ®d)iuiirje. 
 
 fiiriinef v. a. bei'd)inti^en, befubeln. 
 
 (ilriltliy, griiu'li, adv. 1. |'d)eu0lid), 
 fiird)it>nr, etitfe^lid). 2. uerbrieuiid), miin 
 rifd). - ad}. iurd)tbiir, fdjeiiglid) rtii«fel)enb. 
 
 Orlninean, gr'm'ues. «. bie <Sd)eu^ 
 (id)feit (bed ®eri(t)ted)i bad fiird)[erlid)e, 
 rtiuerf5pfird)e ©eHd)'- 
 
 Oriiiiy,gii'm4,arf/.r({)mii^ig,r(^intert)|. 
 
 Oriu, grill, (iingelf. grinnian ; t)oU. 
 gryiien, grinzea; |'d)iv. griiiu) *. n. 1. a) 
 greinen, grmfen. b) To -on any one, (Jineu 
 Angriiifen. 2. bie ^a\)\\t jufantmciibeipeii 
 (per Sdjmeri ic). 
 
 Oriu, *. bai ©rini'en. 
 
 Cirtn, «. 1 1>» ^Adilrict, bie ®(t)linge. 
 
 Orin, 0. a. ^ (burc^ ®rinfeii au4* 
 brurfen) grinfen. 
 
 He grinned horribly a ghastly tnille. 
 
 MiLTOK. 
 
 Cirincomeat gr'u'kums, «. 6 bie 
 
 Suflfeiid)c. 
 
 Orind, grind, (nngelf. grlndan) proe^ 
 u. -pp. ground, o. a. I. (in (leine 'll)eild)ei:) 
 a) reiben, jerreiben. b) mnljlen cJJfel)!). c) 
 jermrtlmen (mit ben 3iil)n<n Jf-). 2. a> 
 fd)arfen, i»e$en (eine "lljct ic). b) |'d)leifi:ii 
 (®la6). 3. 1 a) giiiilcii, brucfen. b) iermnls 
 men. c) % wefje iljun, pcinigen. Dkvubm. 
 4. nn einnnber reiben. [fnirid)eii. 
 
 To grind the leeth , mit ben S'a\)nta 
 
 fwrind, v. n. l. reiben; miil;len. 3. 
 r«4 in iermiiimenbrr ^rmegiing an einanbct 
 reiben. 3. a) fief) mnl)(eii luficn. b) fid) rd)l:U 
 fen lafffn. c) fid) luc^en liiffen. 
 
 Orindery grind'ur, «. I. S'iner, bee 
 reibt, \\u\\)\i. 2. b\\6 5[i5erf}tiig jiim Weiben, 
 ©c^Ieifen, ■!))ial;Irn. 3. ber 6d)lcifi-r. 4. be» 
 giirbenrciber. 5. bet 95iidenjal)n. 6. pi. \ 
 bie 3nl)ne. Dpvdu. 
 
 Upper grinders, bie ©tDrfjSl)!!*. 
 
 fMrludliiir, gilii'diug, I. bai iitiitn, 
 •TOnljlen, ©d)lrifi'n. 
 
 Grinding-mlll, bie ^Ro^^U , i^nb* 
 mul)le. — stone, a) ber ')Kiil)l|l«in. b) bar 
 (Sd)lfifflein, SKftjilein. 
 
 Ciirindfitone, grindstone, (« ^ 
 Grindle -stone) «. Ux ^<i)\t\\^tm. 
 
Si)2 Fate, far, fall, fat. M*. met. Fine, fin. i\6, mhve, n6r, got, oil. cl6ud. Tube, tuli, foil. i//in. TUU. 
 
 GUI 
 
 Cirinner^ gria'nur, «. ber @rin> 
 fence, fflrcinence. [|>n6. 
 
 Criniiing'lyf giin'mngle. adv. Qritu 
 
 f»rip, grip, #• t £>er (iSreif. Shak. 
 
 Orip, (Niii. greb) «. iter ©riff, bai 
 &e(ll;iiltcn, ergreifeti. 
 
 CiSrip, (l)o(l. groep; niigetf. graep) «. 
 brt fleiiie (SJtabeu, tie fieine &urd)c, Jfiiuie. 
 
 frtripv V. a. t grnben, n6{)ni6en. 
 
 Ciripe, gripe, (nngeli". gripan; goHj. 
 greipau; t)lMl. grypen) ». o. I. jjrcifcn , cr: 
 flteifeii, pntf en , fajjen. 2. feilfjalttn , iu\am-. 
 nienftrucfeit (iiiit eng 3erd)lofieneii Jiiiijcriu. 
 3. * fefl Ijnlteii, eng iinitrtffeii (mit ben iUr> 
 men). 4. |"d)Iiepen (6ie^au6). 5. bi-iicfen 
 jiuicfeii, tiieipcn. 6. fneipeu (ini fifibe). 7. 
 i pciiiijien, briirfen (u. ber Qlnmitl) ic). 
 
 Oripe, 0. n. 1. |ugreifen. i. bad 
 fneipeu (iin 2ei6e) (jaben. 3. COKnr.] ben 
 SlBtnb fiijli'ii, Iiifijierig I'ein. 4. tnicteru (f)ab> 
 fuc()tig, erprcjjcnb fimiifcru). 
 
 Oripe, *■ I. ber ejriff, bn$ eroreifen. 
 2. bie ipnnbood. 3. ^ bcr ipaubebrurf ; bie 
 S?<.mi; pi. bie illauen (beS JJ^'Ubefi k.>. 4. 
 ber Driicf (bnd ^re(T<ii, Bnicfen). 5. ? a) 
 tie £l(ial. b) bcr Drucf. Shak. Drvdew. 6. 
 bie 5ctiri), ber il'iimnier. 7. [OJJnr.] bad iin> 
 terite ©tiicf ©c^nft (ant Sdjiffe). 8. pi. a) 
 ba« fineipen ini Ceibe, bie iBaud)flriinnien, 
 83fliid)irt)nierjen. b) [OKar.] bit »oiittfrapper. 
 
 Gripe- money, ber (abprcdenbe , l)nb» 
 fudjtifle; iinicfer. Dry-gripe», bie ^Iei> 
 tout. 
 
 Cnriper, grS'pur, «. ber aSebriirfer. 
 ©rprf jjer ; (abpreffenbe, f)abrurt)tige; itnicfer. 
 
 <>iripiiig°, gri'pin;,'. 1. 1. iai d'rgreifen, 
 ^arfeii. 2. pt- bie i»aiirf)(irimnien, ^ulif. 
 
 iiiripiiig^ly , grip'iigli, ado. init 
 SBani1)grinnncn. [^nirferei. 
 
 Ciiripiiig'uess, gri pingne», «. bie 
 
 €iiripple, giip'pl. adj. i. << i)ttb\u(i)> 
 tig, fnicteng, filiig. 2. « feil Ijaltenb. 
 
 Ciirippleuess, grip'pluei, «. * bie 
 $abiu(t)r. 
 
 Ciiri.s , griz . (fr. grii) « iai &taumnt. 
 
 €]<risuiiiber,gris'anibur, «. Milton. 
 f. Ambergris. 
 
 fiirise, gtise, #. 1. * bai Jerfel. 2. 
 igreeie) ber ©djrift; bie ©tufe; ©ticge, 
 Ireppe. 
 
 €>irisette, gnslt', (fr.SB.) «. +a) bie 
 flfmemc Dime, ®rifette. b) bie Jraii ober 
 Xod)ttr eiiies ipanbiucrfer*. [rurfen. 
 
 Ciiriskiiif giUkin, t. ■[ ber@cO>ut'i>d> 
 
 €>irii<liiie»«N, gr'zlenes, «. bie grat*' 
 li<i)t ©I'llalc, Srf)cu61id)feir. 
 
 €i<ristly, giu'le, (angclf. grialii) adj. 
 griigiid), f^cnMlid); furc^tcrlid) , fd^rerfiid), 
 fiitfc^lirf). [bunbriier. 
 
 €i>riKOiis, griK'nnz, s. pi. bie (?)rait> 
 
 €(fi'i.<>8elf grik'sel , «. bie t;erie 5iei|'d;> 
 f«rbe. 
 
 Cnrissel , «. (9?ame) <J)ri«hiIbe. 
 
 tiirist, gtist, (angeir. grl«t) «. I. ba«, 
 was genialjlen luirb, ibnljerj it\i gfninljlene 
 itorn pbcr ^etnibe; (gtii)ol)nlidj aber) 2. •) 
 ini RcTH (iiiin '>]}{at)l(ii , cb. iva« aiif eln> 
 null flenial)lfn ob. in bie •"JKiiljle gebnid)! 
 luirb). b) t>i\i y)itl)i. 3. i a) ber lliiterhalt; 
 ta6 %rob. Swift, b) civie bat I. emolumen- 
 tuni p. nioio; ber 3Sortl)eii, Ctieivinn. 
 
 fnM>. It bring* gri»t U> tlie will, t6 
 
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 6ringt ilTn^en. It will hinder no — to your 
 mill, ti luirb eud) teinen "Sibbrud) tijun. 
 
 Cwristle, grUsI, (angeif. 2i>.> *. ber 
 finerpel. [Knorpelige. 
 
 €>rristlines8 , grisieiiesi , «. iai 
 
 fjrristly, giiss'le, adj. fuorpelig. 
 
 CiiristMiill, grist' mill, *. bic -OiiaijU 
 inui)ie. 
 
 tiritf grit, (Aligelf. greot, gryt. grytta; 
 ijoU. glut, gruis) «. 1. Die ©rii^e, ber Siried 
 ( uoni >))?et)le>. 2. bie ^nfcrgrii^e. 3. ber 
 03ried, SC\ii. 4. ber ■"Dierallianb; ©nnb|lein. 
 5. ber JJeili^aub. 
 
 G r i t - 8 1 u e , f. Grit No. 4. 
 
 Cwrit, t>. n. tuijlern. 
 
 iiirith, grit/», (gutf).) #. f bie ein» 
 trnd)t, ber Jriebe. 
 
 Citrittiuess, guttenes, «. ba& &nt> 
 fige, ©nnbige, ^lefige. (Sied... 
 
 €irritty, giiite, adj. grieftg, fiefin, 
 
 CwrizoHUv grix'liu, f. Gride tin. 
 
 Orizzle^ grix'zl, (P. fr. gris; t. bai 
 ®rau. - udj. gran. (©ran genii|d)t. 
 
 CHrizzleilj gnz'zld, adj. grnu, inir 
 
 Ciirizzly , gilx'zla , adj. graulid), 
 graulid). 
 
 Cliroan ) grine, (angelf. granian, 
 grunan ; lu. grwuan; v. n. 1. |lb()neil , |euf> 
 ien, nd)jen. 2. ± n<^ien. 3. (for> feutjen 
 (iMd)), Ijeftig uerlangen Cnact)>. 4. [iUaibs 
 mfpr.] rol;ren (i>. .^ir)'4)cii). 
 2. A nation groana under the weight 
 of taxei. Wediter. 
 
 Gcroan* «. 1. bai ^ec^jen, «Sii>()nen, 
 ber Seufier. 2. [Sajaibmfpr. J ba6 9i6i;cen. 
 3. ber x<\ut)t, bumpfe ion; bai ®el;eul (bed 
 £i3uibed>. [|lbl)nen. 
 
 To fetch a deep groan, fd)iuer aufs 
 
 Cirruuuful) gr6ne ful, adj. )aiiimer> 
 ineruoU ; ndjjenb. Spenser. 
 
 iiirUttUillg-, grone'ing, «. a; bai 
 6toi;iien, Hedt^tn. b> [S^aibmfpr.J bai 
 
 Ciroat, griwt, (ijoU. groot) «. l. 
 (eiigl. 3{ed)enmunjeJ ber ®rot, ®ro|'it)en 
 (=4 'i^ence). 2. I iprid)iv5r[l.J bie Xlti> 
 nigfeit. [men gnt be|Ul;eii, burd)CLMiimen. 
 
 To save one's groats, in eiiiem (i:xa' 
 
 G r o o t's- w o r t h, ber 2Certl) eiiied ®rot6 ; 
 eine illeintflfeit, fur einen (Srot. 
 
 fjiruat, [Dertr.] to play a losing 
 game. [^afergnlije. 
 
 (liroats, griwts, gr&ts, «. pi. bie 
 
 fjirucer^ gr6'sur, «. ber ©peicrei: 
 (joiifcler, ®eiuuril;flnbler , ©pcjereitramer, 
 >Hiateriali|l. 
 
 A grocer's shop, ber Spcjcreilaben. 
 -'s liall, iai £raiiier>0nnungin)aii5. 
 
 €»irocery, gr6'Kure, *. l. ber -JJ^u 
 terini', Spcjereiiaben, ©pejcreifrnm. 2. ber 
 ©pejerciljniibfl , (ytiwirjl)anbel , bai •!))iate> 
 riaigeidjafr, bie ''))iaterialiurtnreii(^anblimg. 3. 
 Groceries cti. -- wa re », bietSpejereien, 
 ©pejereiiuaaren, ^Katcrial", ©eiwuriuiaareu. 
 
 iiruigf grog, «. tein gci|lige« ®etrdnr> 
 ber ®rog. 
 
 Grog-blossom, bie rcrhe SMtter; 
 p/. bie ro^n ^lt<ien anf ber 9?are unb in> 
 ®erid)te btni Iriiiife ergebener ^erfiMien. — 
 drinker, ber ®rpgtriiifer. 
 
 Cnrug'g^y,grog'ge,<i((/. 1.6 berrunfrn, 
 bci'i'lfcn. 2. - horse, cm $ferb, bai beim 
 
 lasot.j 
 
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 traben gnnj nuf ben jjerfen obet SBaaen 
 
 ru^t. 
 
 Orog-ram, grog'rum. > (it. gross*. 
 Girog-ran, grog'run, ) giana) *. 
 
 [3nb|l.J ber ©rogram (ein 3eiig). 
 Oroiu, griiin, *. 1. [21nfit.] ber ®(t)rttn» 
 
 bug, bie i£d)'T"Iei|len. 2. ( Simmcrl.] bet 
 
 SJug. 3. (fr. groin) brt ©d)iueiMfini(|el. 
 Cxroiii, w.n.'fnurren, grunjen ; iliiljneiu 
 fwroinet, ) (fr. gour- 
 
 Ciiroininet, grom'mlt. y mette ) t. 
 
 ['D^^r.J ein 9{iiig aui ©tricfen jiir SBefeilu 
 
 gung ber ©egcl. 
 
 C>croin\«'ell, grom'well, } 
 ficroinil, groin il, y 
 
 ber ©reinfamen. [junge. 
 
 German g r o m w e 1 1 , [SBot.] bie ©pn$en» 
 
 fiiroinwell, grom'well, t. ber 
 ©c^iffsjunge, 6d)iif6fned)t. [somely. 
 
 fnroiisoine, [Oertr.J grim, lo at If 
 Orooilly giuum, (perf. garma) s. 1. 
 ber iburfd)e , aScbiente, Diener, Rmd)t. 2. 
 ber ®taU(nc(t)t, Jfeitfnedjt. 3. [©ngl.] - of 
 the chamber, ber f5niglid)e Itanuuerbiene*. 
 - of the stole, ber Dbcrfammerijerr. - of 
 the wardrobe, ber ©nrberobebiener. — of 
 the bedchamber, ber £aminerl)err. —-por- 
 ter, ber 06ertf)iir|le(jer. 4. ber ajrautigain. 
 
 5. ber junge 'JKenft^. [ ©tnden). 
 Ciroup, grup, *. bie 9Jinne (in 
 CdrOOVe, groov, an. groof; fct)lD. 
 
 grop) «. 1. bie 9{inne, Barge, SJuge, ttt 
 5aij. 2. ['TOinernlg.] bie e-rjgrube, ®rube. 
 
 CnTOuve, V. a. fludf)ijl;Ien. 
 
 CnToover, groovur, #. [Oertl.J ber 
 aSergiuann. 
 
 Cwrupey gripe, (nngelf. gropian, 
 grapian ; Ijiifl. grypen, grabbelen) i>. n. 1. 
 a) (itn Xiunfeln) grabbein, tappen, nac<> 
 Qmai greifett. b) (for) tappen (iiad)). 2. f 
 a) (for) {ud)en (®Dtt jc.). b) Ijcrunttnppeu 
 (utnl;crirreit). c) (for) fiictjen (n.id)). 
 
 Orope, V. a. 1. I taikit , bernilen. 
 2. taileub fut^ien (itn X)unfelit;. 3. l er» 
 grunben. 
 2. We groped our way at midnight. 
 
 Oroper, gropur, ». ber infler, 
 lappcnbe, ©iiier, bcr (itn Cuiifeln) nad) 
 Q-tmaS \u<i)t. 
 
 CirrOSS, grose, (fr. gros; (at. crassus) 
 adj. 1. a) bicf, grog, b) fert. 2. i a) grob 
 (plump), b) bid (i!tifr 20. c) gvob, gi'iiieiii, 
 unl}opid>, fd)miii>ig obfcou. 3. (itid)r feiu) 
 grob ililorner :c.). 4. i grob (iDl;r, 0>'f'!)""'. 
 3i'ige 20. 5. grog, bicf uuie ein Sjaitb 20. 
 
 6. I'oll , ganj (Suinine, ^xai n.). 7. beur. 
 lic^, in bie <21ugeti fallenb. Shak. 
 
 [^AltbelJ Gross amount, — price, ber 
 roljc SJetrag, rilje^rcid. - average, bte gro(5e 
 5?iiferei. - freight, bte gauje g^'id)!, fbrutto 
 frad>t. —receipt, tit 55riirto:(S-ituai)nie. — 
 weight, bai a.>rutto<, ®robgi'mid)r. 
 
 CiiruMSf I. I. g'eijr buikj bad®an]e, bie 
 ^Jtajje, ,$)aiiptiitaii'e, ber giopff, oiH-nel)iii|1e, 
 ilAttfit Xi)til, i>.iuprtl;eil. 2. (fr. grouse) 
 Pl)ne pi. J. !S. five gross, ten gross 
 etc.; (3al)l u. 12 Dii^enb) a/ba« ®rog. b> 
 [OJarberei] bie 20alfe. 
 
 In the gross, in -, [^anbelj itn ®tin< 
 ien, itn OJrogen, in %aufd) unb iSogen, 
 G-tn* in'6 21nbere gircdjnef. To buy in lue 
 -, uad) ber $anb faufen. By tb« -, t. 
 
Tkte, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6fl, cl6dd. TAbe. Irtb, full. t/*in, Tllis. 39 J 
 
 [Dcrt(.] gooteberry. 
 
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 [^R^ct] tm ®rogen. i. t)auftmr>tiit. Deal- 
 er ia -, [^aiiCd] ter OiJroe()nii6ler , GJri'f' 
 (ircr. Uro*s weight, (^aiiiirij ba6 £ructos 
 gtmxdft. Villain in grots, [^eubalr.j t)ex 
 uninittdbar an bit ^erioii bev 2octi6 gebuiu 
 ttnt £tit>ei{]fiie. Advowson in — , [9{ed)(e: 
 fvr.] ba$ nil bit ^eriun bei ^eftt^cr^ tint& 
 8iitterQUte6 gebuii&eiie ^atroiiiUrect)!. Com- 
 noa in -, [dit(t)ti\pT.\ btt an bit ^erfon 
 unt6 <JWanne« (jcfniipfK ^ad)t&e(iO. - and 
 •cope, aUgenieine >21nrid)t u. 3i\)td. Shak. 
 The — of an army, ba6 ^an\>ti)ttt. 
 
 Grois-beak, [jDrnicl;.] Cer JCirf4>ftnf. 
 •-•headed, bicffopfig, buuiiu. - 
 
 Groamvkrty ( 
 
 CSrosert, ) 
 
 Cirossly, grose'le, adv. I. f gro6 
 (gftDrnt ic.>. 2. t a) groblict) (unqttjtuex, 
 feebeiitciiti). b) ttrrb. c) rut), plump. d> grub 
 iQt)nt £unil). 
 
 CilrOSSneSSf grise'nlt, «. 1. bit 
 iDide, €id>wevi<ilUqttit (eittt6 tt)imi(bti\ S.i>t> 
 ptt6). 2. bit Di(fe , I>i<t)H)tit (Ore Duuilc 
 K ). 3. f t)it (Mrobf^eit. 4. t a) Die 03rot>< 
 (tit, Q}enuinl}tit. b> bit QiTobt)tU (®r5@e 
 ciii(< !B(rrn(]< k.). c) Me Diiniml]eit. 
 
 farussular) groas'iilar, adj. fia<i)tU 
 tcertnartig. 
 
 Ciirossular, «■ fine ^rt (Sranatfleia. 
 
 Cnrotf grot, ( <fr. gioite; l)Pll. 
 
 CnruttO, grot'tA, ^groi;>inj]eir. grut> 
 ». bit &tvUt, '$eireni)i)l)le. [tciifnnilli-r 
 
 Grot- maker, brrC^Jrottenbaucc. (^rot: 
 
 Ciirote«c|ue, groicsk', ( ur.i ailj. 
 
 Cirrotesk, 5 ar^^"^'' 
 
 nnnnnirlid), lart^erlitti , ftUiam, ivunceclid;, 
 abgerd)nia((t. 
 
 C^rutesque, j , ^.^ ^^^,^,^^„ 
 
 Cifroteiikf ) 
 
 Ciirute8<|lielyf gro(e»k-|i, i ado. 
 
 (iir<»teKkly, ) gro; 
 
 Mt, pi>i\\tvU(l) , jVuram , ivunberlict), l'an> 
 tailii'd). I U rind. 
 
 Cjirouud, gr^&ad, praet. u. pp. uon 
 Citruuudf (angrlf. grund; ban. |'(t)iv. 
 {Tund; riijT- s'uiit; «. I. ber OJninb, 930= 
 ben (be* ^Keere* Jo. 2. btr SBoben , Qncb-. 
 bcbtn. 3. ber @)run» u. !bot>(n (b>i6 Sanb, 
 etebiet). 4. (bie Cberiladje ber ^rbe, bn6 
 'i^flafitv, btt (JiiSbi'ben) ber Sbobcn. 5. aj 
 ber ®runb, ba6 ^riinbilucf (^nc, ^cii^: 
 tl^um. b) pi. iirgence ®rnnbe. 6. t a) ber 
 Oirunb, bie ®ninblage <tint6 ^avcu'ci lo. 
 
 b) ber Q)runb (bie llrra(i)e, ^nuptunadje;. 
 
 c) ber Oirunb (bie 6)riinbra^e, Qirwnblel^rruK 
 i) I'SKal.J ber 0)riiab. ej l-Dianuf.] ber 
 (Srunb, ^I'ben; bie (Slriiiibfarbe. f) |iiu> 
 pferi).] ber @)riinb. 7. pi. bet ^obeiu'iii), bie 
 ^eieii. 8. l-Wiif.J ber ©ri'ff (luorubcr iBa- 
 riflticnen geina(f)t iverbrn). 9. b(i6 $(ib; btt 
 ^Ui^. 10. (el)(niiii«) ba6 ^artrrre (ini£(l)iui: 
 fpielljaiife). B. JoNsoM. II. * b>i$ ^uriipirl. 
 
 Under ground, iiiiter beiu '^obrn. Kis- 
 iag -, bie 9lnl)iii)e. Kore-grouiid. ber 
 Scrbergrunb. Back-ground, ber 5piiii 
 trrgrunb. Main -, ber ipiiuprijniub. Koul 
 -, IWar.J roeid)er Wriinb. Sandy -, ber 
 6Aiibbi<ben. To biie ilie -, o in« &tni bei< 
 ttn. To break -, l-Wilit.J bie iaiiiijr.U'fn 
 orotfiirn. To dispute every foot of-, fid) 
 MixeT reehren. To fall lo ibe -, t •"* 
 Uodet faUeii. To gain -, 1. 4 Selb Qtmiu 
 
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 nen, tveitet oe<jen ben Seinb vcrbrinoen, 
 uorrucfen. 2. t a; (on) iiai1) u. nod) Die Ober^ 
 t)anb befomincn , ben SSorcl^eil l)abeii , eri^.ils 
 ten (libera b; '5ortrd>ritie madjen ; i-oriuiicte 
 Ob. lueiter fouiuieiii uui |ld) orciieit. To get 
 -, a) naitr u. nod) in enter ^ndft iioranriirfcn, 
 jyurtfi^nfte tna(t)en. b) ul>eri)anb Hci)nieii. 
 To gather - upon.., f ereileni&iiltiu. To 
 give -, weidjen. To keep -, fid) ijalteii, 
 \td) beljrtupten (u. ^reii'cn jo. To lose -, 
 
 1. iueid)en, fid) juriirfjieljen. 2. an 'ilniVoni 
 uerlieren, abnct;iiien. To quit ones -, fid) 
 )uru(fiiet)en. To ktauU, lo keep one's -, 
 I'einen ^la^ 6el)aupceii, @iaiib l}aUen. 
 
 Uround-angling, igifd) J ^a6 "Mn* 
 ijeln mit einer ®runbaii|)cl. --ash, a) brr 
 '5(t)oplin(| einer didft, bit junge Qi\(t)e. b) 
 iiUot.J ber®ei6fii§. --bait, ber 5ifd)fiJber, 
 ber auf ben Qirunb bed 2i3aiTt:r6 geiuDrieu 
 luirb. — beetle, ber 'JJeiinfafer. -flea, 
 ber erbflul). --floor, bo' &rfijcrd)OB 
 (eine$ :pau|c6). --hog, bat (Jcrfelfaiiiii: 
 d)en. --ivy, [iSot.J ber &rbepl)eu , (Sun: 
 bermann. — malt, bie Xraber. --uut, 
 ['Sot. 1 ber &rbnu^bauin. — oak, ber 
 ittd)i)plinQ einer G-i(t)e, bie ^'unge G-id)e. -- 
 piue, [iBot.J bie e-rbpin, ber terbiueiljraud), 
 bie (Jrbf lefer. --plate, («Ur(t)it. J bie ^St^iuelle, 
 Sol)le. --plot, a) ber (Srunb (eines •Haw 
 luerfe). b;ber®runbrip (be|telben). --rem. 
 ber Qitunb', ^ubeiiiind; bie '21ci:i;'e:6)runb> 
 lleuern. — room, t)<i6 3>ii»>i(r im (S-rbges 
 ld)0^e. --»el, --sill, [•2lrd)if.l bieSol^le, 
 ^djiuefle. --sel, r. a. uerfdjiuellen. -- 
 set, l^ot.] ba* Areuifraut. -selling, 
 l-21rd)it.] bie CDrunbleguug. — squirrel, 
 lOJiar.J bi\6 ®(t)iuien. --tackle, ['Wfar.) 
 Cie (yrunbiafeluge. --toes, «. pi. ber in 
 ber $i'd)el I'l^en bleibenbe ^anf ub. $lad)t 
 --ways, «. pi. I'War.J bie Unicriagen ber 
 St.ipeiblijrfe. --work, a) bie ®ruublagc, 
 ber (i>cuub. b) t bit 6)runblage, ber 6)runb. 
 -.worm, ber 9{egeniuurni. 
 
 fnruund, v. a. l. ? auf ben ®runb, 
 3)i>ben leijeii ober legen , Ijinfe^en , fjinlegeir. 
 
 2. a) gruuben, gruiibireu. b) ben i^runb 
 mad)eii ^u... 3. i a) (on) griinben (auf). b) 
 in bill (i)runbU'i)ren , 'ilnfang^grtiiiben einer 
 iiimil K. unterrid)ren. 4. t'JJtar.J auf* 
 irorfene bringeii leiii ©(t)iff». 5. rDiilit.J 
 jlredeii, pjlaiiien (ba6 &twet)t). 
 
 firruiiiiii, I), n. [-))i\u.i ilraiiben. 
 
 fitrUUUdMg^ef groiind idje, «. ba6 
 ^iMinen:, ^afen^, tUnfergeib, bie ipafeii: 
 fojltn, jpaiciigcbrujren. It griinblid). 
 
 4iir4»ttU<le(lly , gi^undodle, adv. 
 
 Cjiruuildle.VM) ground les, adj. 
 gruiibiod ; uiuji'iiriinbiT. 
 
 €iir4>UlldIe.«tMl y^ groundlesle, adv. 
 eljiit Oiniiib. 1*. bie (yniiibli'i'igfeir. 
 
 €Nr4»lllldleKKUe»N,i;ioiiM(l le»nes, 
 €iir<>lllldllUj;^, i;ri>uii(l ling, t. 1. 
 
 IOd>rl)i)i'i.) brr (iJruiibluig, Me (iJnmtel. 2. 
 
 aj bir lri>pf. I*; pi- btt >J>i'brl iiu -^ari 
 terre. Siun. (gniiiMid). 
 
 Cjir«»Ull<lly» gruund'li, ado. f 
 
 €i<r4>up) gruup, ( tit. groupc) t. I. 
 
 fiiroopf 5 l"^)''^'- ><• ^iibl).] 
 
 bie Oiriippe, 3>ir>i>"<>>r»i''9>i>>G, 3in'aiiimen> 
 lleliuiig. 2. bie t23auni<, -WiViird)in< :c.) 
 (^ruppr. I pen, gruppirrn, iuianinu-iiilr.'len. 
 
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 Crroupiug-, group ing, bai ®rupt 
 piren bie Kuuil, jii iinipuiren. 
 
 Cfcruuse, gruilse, vperf. goroa) •. 
 i(i6 S?i\\ei: , ^irf()Ul)ii. 
 
 Cwrout , grout, (angclf. grui) «. l, 
 ber, bai iSd)ri)t, bai (5d)rotmol)l. 2. eint 
 •Jlrt luilber 'ilepfcl. 3. [-Wfaurerl ber buim 
 angeinad)te OJipS. 4. bn^ uiigfgo^riif iBier, 
 bie iijiirje; ber -iJieti). 5. ber iyobenfay. 
 
 Or out- head, tO*il)l)Ul.l ber ^aul. 
 band), --head, --noil, 9 ii) ber iage* 
 bieb. b) ber G-iufiiltfynirei, itrautfcpf. 
 
 €)irOVe) grove, (angiir. giaet, graf; 
 
 gori). groba) «. 1. eer Deberfte 35aumgang, 
 
 Si1)aitengang. 2. ber >>aiii, iluilio.ilb. 3. ? 
 
 ber -ajalb. iteous priUe. Tkumbulu 
 
 3. Tall groves of musts arose in beai»- 
 
 CfSrOVel, groVvl. (iM. gruva, Chau- 
 CER groif) V. n. 1. f frabbein, fric(()en. 2. 
 ± friedjen. 
 
 <i«ruveler, grov-viur, •«. ber !?rie. 
 c^er, gemeine, iiieeertriii1)rige, uerwbrfene 
 -Wten d). 
 
 Ciiruveliiig', groVvling, adj. a) 
 (ried)enb; iiicber[rit(()rig , gcinrin, niebrig. 
 b) matt cMugeiu, inauifdf (iBiirfe). - *. t 
 bie an'inbel. [geljorig, >>aine befudjenb. 
 
 Ciirovy, grove, adj. ju eiiieiu $aiu 
 
 €jtrU>V, gro, (ongelf growan; 1)d(I. 
 groeyen; ban. groer; |C()1U. gro) pmet. 
 grew; pp. grown, v. n. I. iuad)ren (gri>ue» 
 luerben, luie ^jlanien, iljiirei. 2. iuai1)ien 
 (lortfoinmen, gerarljen , gi-beil)i-n). 3. i a) 
 (uad)icn. b) iuad)reii, (liigen, juiicljinen. c) 
 (in einen Suilaiib foinmeii i<b. gerar()eiv> 
 lucrben C alt, buinin, rmbifd), gclel)rt, 
 Ijaurig ''•). d) (from) criuiid)ren, eiitileljcn 
 (aii6). e) (from) foniinen, l)erfoniinfn (uon, 
 al< einer llrfact^e). f; ern)ad)Kn (ime eia 
 inad}tl)eil >c.). g) (to) funnnen (ju), gelaui 
 gen (ju) ; eriaiigen. h) (nut on) l)cranroni« 
 men, tjeranrilrfen. 4. l'3)far.J ilraff liegea 
 (p. einein Zaii). 
 
 Grown, a) [<))?ar.l holjlgefjenb (p. bet 
 ®ee). b) er)uad)|'eii (u. -)}{eiird)eii). Grown 
 over, fibenoatjjren. To - easy, (id) beru()i« 
 gen. To - hot, |ld) er()il>en. To - in favor, 
 (iui 'ipreife) fleigen. To - lei.», fid) Ptrmin* 
 bern, abne^men. To - obsolete, i>eralten. Te 
 
 - old, altern. To - pale, erblrttTen. To - 
 poor, oerarmen. To - short, fiiijcr luer* 
 ben, abnel)nien. To - well. (Id) erljolen. 
 To - worse, fid) uerfi1)(iin!ncrn. To- young, 
 fic<) perjiingen. To - to, anrtic^tig fein (init 
 smack oerbuitben). Shah. 
 
 To grow into, to, I. mcrbeii (JU) ; to - 
 into fashion, in bie OKobe foiniuen. 2. To - 
 into favor witli. |lii) (jeniaiice) (iiunil eriuert 
 ben. To-cut of.., aif i)erau!-ii)iid)reii(auc>>. 
 b) i entilehen, eriu.id)fin U\ui). o fi'inmen 
 ani (ber 0}?ube to. To - out of use , ab< 
 fiMuniin. To - out of favor with.., la 
 Ungnabe faden bei... To - out of kind, 
 au£ ber 'ilrt fd)liigeii. To - out of esiecm, 
 bie '}(it)cung i<erlieren. To - up, a) l auf* 
 iBad)reii. b) t luadjien , i1ei.)rii. To - up 
 into any one's eslreni, acqiiainiance etc., 
 Oenianb* '31d)tung grtuiniien, mic (^iiieiti 
 befannc iverben. To - upon any one, eiiu 
 rrigeii bei..; (^iiiriii jii iiuidxig lurrben. To 
 
 — low-irds an end, fic^ jii (ynce nrigrn. It 
 
 fiiruup, v. a. lOJial. u. ^ilbl).J grup> grows loMuids motuing, t6 gct)i grflca 
 
394 FAte, far, fall, fat. M*, met. Fine, fin. N6, in6ve, n6r, gSt, 6i\, cldtid. Ti\be, tijb, full, tli'in, Tills. 
 
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 ^Dihtroen. It grow* near harvest, bie 
 e-riite rurft Jjernn. To grow together, 
 to - np, jufflmintniunc^u'en, in einnnfccr uer: 
 n>nd)i"en. [bniien (^orn 20. 
 
 Orow, r. a. [Snn&mirfd).] jic{)en, 
 
 Growing weather, en« (fllltej Wottttt 
 jiim Wa<i)(en, fruc^tbnre 2Ccttcr. 
 
 Orower, grAur, #. 1. tn, tie, 
 t)<\6 <H5nd)fen6e. 2. G-tner, ber Clabnf, itorn) 
 bniit , ber ^pfTnnjer, ^robujent roljer 9?(itur> 
 Crjeugniffe ; bet finnbmirtfj. [SSaum. 
 
 A quick grower, eiii fd)nc(r rcnc^fenbfr 
 
 Oro-tvl, gioul, (gr. grylle; tioU. 
 krollen) c. «. teiltrn; (jroUen; fiiurren, 
 niurren, briimrafn. 
 
 Oro^vl, V. a. ^ burt^ Jtnurren, 
 ©rumiiien nuibrurfen ob. iu erfcnnen gebcn. 
 
 Oro'%vl,«. b(i^Kiiurren(eine«$unbe«). 
 
 Orowler, gruu-lur, t. 1. bee fnur> 
 rige ipiiiib. 2. i bet ©rummbntt. 
 
 Oro^vntej gr6me, «. [tu4)fabr.] 
 ber Iiidjrnfjmen. 
 
 CrrOYvn, grine, pp. \>. grow. 
 
 Oro^vse, grouse, (nngelf. agritan) 
 r. n. t fd)niibern, fcftmietn. 
 
 C}ro>vtli, grot/i, t. I. ber SBti(f)S. 
 bc\6 2Dad)5tl)um. 2. ± a) bie Siinnljnie; 
 SBergrogerung ; bie JJortfctrittt. h) t>cii 
 5H5rt(t)fen, bit 3unai)me (nn Wimbe :c.). 3. 
 bai Grieugni^, Qde\vad)i; ^rubuft. 
 
 A. fine growth of wood, eill fd)onn 
 Seeing (^ulj). That's not of his own — , 
 er t)at ei nid)t felbfl gcicgen , gebniit. 
 
 Growth-halfpenny, ber B^^^^t vmn 
 fetten 25te()e. 
 
 Orowtliead, grout'hld, ) «. I. 
 
 CSro^vtnol, grout'nol , ) [5<f;> 
 tJjpol J ber Dirffopf. 2. • bee tngcbieb, 
 gnullenjer; Dunmifnpf. 
 
 Orozet, (fd^ott.) gooseberry. 
 
 Ciirub) grub, (gotl;. graban) p. n. 
 flrabeti. 
 
 Orub, V. a. a) grnben. b) (up) axiS-. 
 jjrnben; ouerotteu; ou^reutcn, nu^gaten; 
 ouSroben (SSCnlbet). 
 
 Oruto, *. 1. ber fBiirm; bie 9}{.ibe, 
 JJnupe. 2. t ba6 birfe jterldjeii, ber 3'ucrg- 
 
 fiSrub-ax, grub'-alis, (G r u b ' b i n g- 
 ax, Grub'bing-hoe, Grub'bage) t. 
 bie S?adt, Spaut , aBiilbf)nrfe. 
 
 Cnrubber, grub'bur, «. filter, ber 
 ©cbiifc^ ic niiireutet ic. 
 
 Cnrubble, grub'bl, (griibedi) v. n 
 •f iiu giiiflerii tnppen , fjerimitnppeii ; Qtabs 
 belli. -».«. + im JJinilcni bernilen. 
 
 Ciirubeaii) gruUe'ln, adj. <Bd)mic> 
 ter bitrcffeiib , f. Grubstreet. 
 
 Crubstreet, gnib'sireet, «. I. 
 due Sti-ngc in SiMiboii mimi'it •'Mn^rnclbfi, 
 wo I'iele rd)lcd)re €d)rifrile(lct jcber "Jlrr 
 n)rl)ncn u. PJAfieiiliebcr fle^rllrft 11. I'erfniift 
 taerben, (bnl)er) 2. 1 etwiie fficniriiie*, (£d)li'd): 
 te&, d'lellbe^. A Grubstreet-poein, cm 
 elcnbcS ©ebidjt, —-new*; a --writer, 
 deiite 9teiiigff iren ; ciii ©d)micrfr, ©fnbler. 
 Ciirud^U, g'udje. iiu. grug) v. n. I. 
 ©iiitm GriiHii lui^at'iiii''" . &iiifii Dciieibi-u 
 (uiH G'tmn^). 2. uiigtrii jjil'fii ct iiri)infii. 
 
 1. I have otieii licard llie I'rrsbyieria-u 
 
 say, tliey did not griidjje iii our eiii- 
 
 , ployuieills. Swif'T. 2. Noi gi 11 d g e my 
 
 coid embracck iu the grave. U'iyuls. 
 
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 To grudge no pains, (Tft) ttint Wu^e 
 uerbriegcn lofTen. 
 
 Cirrudg-e, p. m. I. (at, of) nutrrcn, 
 fid) beflngeii (liber^. 2. ftd) ilrniibcii (ungern 
 tljun). 3. mifegrinftig , neiPifd) fein; |'d)«i 
 l'el;en. 4. t gclililen (tind) (JnuaS). 5. f nil: 
 tvnnbelii, brfnUen (i». gicber, Oljiiiuiit^t ic). 
 6. + fid) grnnien, 9?eiie ffil)ien. 
 
 Orndg'e, <■ 1. ber (Drod, Sp^^^, bie 
 
 fSTbitrcruiig 2. bie ®d)ecl|ud)t, *))fiMijiin|l, 
 
 ber 3?cib. 3. Cer SSerbru^, 2i3i£>eriui(le. 4. 
 
 bet &tmi{ia\6t>i^. 5. f tie 'ilnwaiioiuiig, 
 
 bet 2liifrt(t (einer ifriiiifl;cit 10. 
 
 Ciiruds-eOiiS , griid'junz, «. pi. t 
 bai ©iebmcl;! tie Jtleie. Beaumont. 
 
 C>rrudg:er, griidjur, *. a) ber i)ieib> 
 fjnrt, iJi eider, b; ber 93?urrfiiDe. 
 
 Ctrudging-, grudjing, t. 1. a) bni 
 iBeiieiben. b) btt 9ifib. c) bev &tvll. 2. 
 ba6 <JKurten, 5!Ctberilrebcii. 3. " bie 2u|l, 
 ber itiljel, bai ®elii|l. Driden. 4. f *) bie 
 ■Jliimnubliing, ber 'iliifiifl (einer itrniifl;eit;. 
 b) i bie Slniuiinblung (d. (Scuemutl)). 
 
 Cir udg'ing'ly , grudjingl^, adv. 
 nngern, inu 35ecDru0 ob. 2!l3ibcrmiaen. 
 
 CifruC) [Dertl.] shudder. 
 
 (jiruel) gru'il, (IV. grual; fr. gruau) 
 a. ber $ttferfc^Ieim, ^nfeneim. 
 
 Water-gruel, ber @et|lentriinf . 
 
 Oruff, gruf, adj. f Si) miir: 
 
 CiiruJI'ly, gruf'ii, adv. ) rifd), uer> 
 brieplict) , fduertijpfifd). b) mu^. 
 
 Gruff goods, [ojTinb. ^panbelj grobe 
 Sajnntcnnrtirel. 
 
 CnrulTness , grufnls, «. bai inur> 
 rii'c^e, verbrie|slid)e, rau!;e«S£efen ob. 3tud> 
 feljen. 
 
 CMruni) grum, (ban. grum; iv. grwni) 
 adj. 1. inurrifcj), fnueriOpfiid), uerbrie^Iid), 
 nujler, taut). 2. tnul), griminielnb, tief au6 
 ber Re\)U foninienb (©tinime). 
 
 Cnruinacll, (fd)ott.) Ill-fayored. 
 
 Cnruinble^ grum'bl, (I;on. grom- 
 nielen, groniinen; Angeif. grymetan, fr. 
 groiiinieler) v. n. 1. groninielu (luie ber 
 DiMinet), griimmeln. 2. T f niirren (luie I()iere>. 
 3. fmirren (im Seibe). 2. 1 a) fnurren, mnr; 
 ren, briimnien, brunniieln. b) (at) nuir> 
 ren, bruinnicin, ftd) befc^iueren (ilbct). 
 
 To have a g r u in b 1 i 11 g in tlie gizzard, 
 e ilbler Siiune feiu, brunimein. 
 
 Ciiruiiibler) grum'biur, «. ber 
 <8rninuibart, -JJfiei'frgniigte. 
 
 (nruinbliugly, grum'blingle, adv. 
 I. miirrcnb, unjnfncCcn. 2. •[ Ijcifcr. 
 
 (Mruilie, gruuiii, (lilt, grunius) «. 
 bai ivirimpd)eii , ber Kininp (25lutj. 
 
 (liruiuly, grum'le, adv. nulrrifd), 
 vcrfricplid). 
 
 (MrilinOUS, grud'nius, adj. 1. (je: 
 riMiiieii birf, fliiniporig (23liin. 2. fui'flig. 
 
 CnruiilWUiineNN, giuo'uiusiies, a. 
 bie fn'impcrigf ^frd)iiiTniljdt. (grunt. 
 
 (nriiiii|ilif ICertl.] a grunt; to 
 
 fnruiiipliie, (rd)i'tr.) a sow. 
 
 €>iruil!>itaiie, ( rd)L<tr.i g r i n d s 1 o u e. 
 
 CiirUlllltiel) gruii'sil, f. Ground- 
 sel. 
 
 fjSruiit, grunt, (ban. grynirr; nngeli'. 
 gruiian; lat. grunilio; ip. gruiiir) v. ». I. 
 i (jniHifu (i>. £d)ivfiiirii). 2. j a> |li'i;iifn, 
 iVuijrn, od)icn. Shak. b; Riumii. 
 
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 Grunting cheat, [Oetfl.] bai ^ttHH 
 — peck, bet ©petf. [|lol)ne, ber vSeufjer. 
 
 Orunt, *. I. Oriiujen. 2. 1 nai &et 
 
 (irrunter, grun'tiir, t. 1. ber, bit 
 (Srunjenbe. 2. ber @tijl)nen6e. 3. bet -))?iit« 
 rence. 4. [Oertl.] bai @il)iuein. Gmu- 
 ter's gig, bai 3i;rniid)erte ®d)iKin«mau(. 
 5. [3d)rl)pt)I.J 6er iTnurrfira;. 
 
 (iiruntiiigr, gruii'ting, 4. bai &ru\is 
 \m ; ©t&ljnen ; '))iiirreu. 
 
 Oruntle, gniut'ti, v. n. + a) grunt 
 jen. b) t niurren. [jiiiige @d)weiii. 
 
 €>rruittlliig-, gruiit'iiiig, «. ias 
 
 Ciiruiizie, [Oerrl.J mouth. 
 
 Cirr usliie, (rd)otc.M h r i v i n g g o o d. 
 
 Cnrutclt, grutsh,e f. Grudje. 
 
 •"'y» g''^> (gr- g''y> *• '• «'" '®^'i§ 
 
 rs i;io einer Sinie. 2. i bie Cmnptrti, bee 
 SSfttel. 
 
 Oryffith, grit'fii/i, «.(9?iinie) 9?ufln. 
 
 Cwrypbite, grii'it, (i.uj «. ("JJfiiiej 
 rnlg.] dcr (53rfitnuiri1)cl|1ciii, 0)ri)pl)it. 
 
 Ouaiacuin, gwa'yaliiim, (Guar- 
 ac) *. lajot.j iai (i)uajii(l)0!j , ^i)rfi)olj, 
 JniniofeiiljiUj. 
 
 Ciruana, guana, t. bit £ropfeibe4)re 
 (in Sutamerifn;, ber L'cguiin. 
 
 CaUaiiaCU, gwanako, t. bai Q)U<I« 
 wato, Qama. [miiD id. Ure. 
 
 Cduaiio, gi'ia'iio, t. (>2ict Xiiiibeiii 
 
 fMuaru, gua'ia. «. [Dcnirl;.] brr br<is 
 filird)c tinl)e a5vart)i>ogrl. 
 
 C^tuaraiitee, garrami', s. bet ®es 
 mal)r6maiin , iSiirge, (yeiviil)rlei|ler. 
 
 G u a r a n t e e - t u n d , ter i>i'tferuf fonb«. 
 
 Ciiuarantor, garramur, «. bet 
 ®en)d^r6iniinn , ^itrge; Coiner, ber flit 9u 
 wai tlel)t, Ijnftet, burgt. 
 
 fwuaranty, garranti. (p. pr. gat'- 
 ranting, pp. garianiedj (fr. garantir; ». a. 
 I. uetbilrgen, ganintircn; vi)fi«ril)r iei|leu 
 (fiir). 2. eiit|"d)aDigen , i(t)abio& l;aiteu. 
 
 fiiuarauty, (fr. gariuitie; *. I. bie 
 ®eiunl)rlei|lung , (ai'Wiiljr, ©ornntie, ^iirg* 
 fd)aft. 2. ber (JieiualjriMnniiii, SSiirge. 
 
 fiiuard, gya'd, (fr.g«rder. fp. 11. pptt. 
 guardar) v a. I. l)nien, biivnljieii, l)eiund)en, 
 befdji'itjen, i"d)i"i^en (from. iht). 2. i ue»« 
 lunljren (gegcn G-iiiiviirfo. 3. i To - on«'s 
 self against.., fid) bcmiiljnn , fid) l)Uten 
 (UDr). 4. (jiiten, i>enunt)rfii. 5. (be* ©d^iNJ'* 
 lucgeu) geleiren. 6. iimgiirrfii , biird) 2Jiiu 
 ben befefligen, fe(ll)in»en. B. Jojison. 7. » 
 niit IreiTeu eb. S.'ii)cn Dcfeijen, yeren, belit^en. 
 
 fiiuard, t>- »• a) iinf Crr iput fei«. 
 b) (against) (Id) Iji'itcii, fid) in aid)r iiel)« 
 
 men u'er). 
 
 <Huard, (fr. garde) *. 1. (bie aScr^ 
 tl)fi&igiiiig, SJeiiniljrnng , €id)erl)fit grgro 
 einrn ^liigriff, 25n-lii|1, €d)ii!!en) Die2i3nd)e, 
 i>ut, 9liiffid)t, SSi'nual)riiiin. 2 (.bai, wai 
 iA)U^t, bmadix . lunrljeibigt) b\t '2e>id)e, 
 ed)iil5iv>id)t. - of a siHge-coacli, Cer JSi'il' 
 ftMibiififiit, «poiird)irnuri|ler. 3. btc t».lr^e, 
 J?fibii'nd)e (eine« iJiMiigf u.). 4. Me <a5rtd)e 
 (V. ©iMbiUen). 5. i (ttr 3i»1»i'iB Set 58pr. 
 rid)t , bie 95infid)r, 'iluniMTrromfeif ) bte 
 iiiit. 6. (gen>i>f)nl. pi) Ptf •iJridjr.iiifiing, 
 58t'rfid)t (in •Jliifbriicfnu. 7. bai SinDOMtt 
 (eiuf^ t5rgni*). 8. ber 'iJiigi'l (Per (Dfiurl^f). 
 9. (•^^lld)tlIl^) ber ■i^lli. 10. I5ed)rr.] bai 
 taict. II. * btr 5?r|.ii), bie 2)crPe, Itt^, 
 
F&le. far, fall. fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA, move. n*r. got. oil, clSiid. Tnhe. tub. fiill. t//in, THi.s. 395 
 
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 Si^fe. Srik. is. pi. Me i|>inhrflauen (ttt 
 
 Advanced gnard, van--, ["TOilit.] 
 He 9Icnnt(jnrte, ter 25ortrab. Rear--, Me 
 WrtJereflorte , ^fr 9iiitt)trab. Life--, iit 
 ititron(t)t, Seibgarbc. To mount the -, 
 auf bie 33iid)e jic^en. To come off from 
 the — , Uint ber ^MlCtje (lb}ifl)eil. To relieve 
 tilt -, bie <H3n(f)e nblofcii. To make a 
 •trong-, gate 2Dfld)f Ijrtlteit. To stand, to 
 he upon one's — against.., to keep one's 
 •elf npon the -, firf) I'prfftjen , auj fciiier 
 i)iit fein gegen . . , firf) in •ildjt net)nien (uor). 
 Temerity puts a man off his - , bie S5er> 
 i«egenl)eit i-erljiiitett ben 'THenfdjeii, (id) in 
 4ld)t jti nef)inen. I left him with a good - 
 upon him. id; f)ab( H)n unter gutet Sluifid)! 
 |uri}(tgein|Ten. 
 
 Guard- boat, bn62Cad)tr(()iff. — cham- 
 ber,— -room, bie 'lijnc^ilube. --house, 
 iaS 2Dii(t)l)nu<. --irons, pi. (^OTor.! 
 fruniine ^ifentlnngrn luni €(t)ii^ tei 3>iU 
 bt6 be« ®d)iffel)filigen. --ship, bo6^iid)r! 
 fc^iff, bie 23riintii'0(f)e; ber ilufleiibeiual)rtr. 
 
 fpUHrdable, gyaidabl, adj. I^alt; 
 iat (V. «}r)1ungen), bef4iu$t ob. beivad^t 
 werben fonncnb. 
 
 CiiUf&rdMg'e, gyar'dije, «. * (ie 
 9JornlllM^^d)l1|t. ibeiu.idjiinfl. 'Hui\i<t)t. Shak. 
 
 CnuardMUt, gyar'dant, adj. I. ^ ia6 
 Suit (ine6 SSorniunb^ uerfei^enb. 2. [i^erlb.] 
 niit bein &eMtt flfgen ben Sm'^rtuer ge^ 
 tti)xt. Ifeljej; (Finer, ber aSiidje t)a\i. 
 
 Cauardfkut, «. ^ Crr 35erd)tji;er, Sluf: 
 
 CnUMrded, gyirdld, a((/. ( 
 
 CnUMrdedly, g)ar'dedle,adr.5 
 fK^tig, bcljiui'iint. 
 
 CnuardedueSII t gyardedues, «. 
 bie 95DrMd)tinfeit, ^fl^ntiomteit. 
 
 Cauarder, gyar'diir, ». ber .^uter, 
 Ceiuiiljrfr, ^efd)ill;fr, SBiic^rer. 
 
 CiiUMrdful, gyard'lul, adj. vor: 
 (i<i)tiq, bi'l;utrnm, 6eDact)t|'iim. 
 
 Ciruardiait} gyar'dean, gyar'jian, 
 (fr. gardien) t. I. l9Ji(t)t6iVr.] ber !5or' 
 munb, SBonmlnber; SJuffeljer. 2. ber $utfr. 
 aien)fll)rer. 3. l&ngl.J ber ffliniuerneiir ber 
 fl'jiif ij^iifen (Cinque-ports). 4. [(S-ngl.] - of 
 the spiritualities , bet 35ifar eine^ ^Jifcfyoff, 
 Um n)ai)renb ber &rlcbiguiig bej <Bi^c6 bie 
 |jei|llid)e ti!)erid;rf borfeit fiber einen @|)retigrl 
 ubrrtrogrn i|1. 6. "-' biid !BurriUI;^ljau^ ; ber 
 SBenuoljriing^prr, 93ei)(iiter. Siiak. 
 
 Joint-guardian, ber SD?iti'crmunb. 
 
 fiiuardian, nrf/. I'cti'ioeiib, €d)ii9... 
 (ffiiflfljc). (bieiJInfrfijerinn, SBiTmfiubmnn. 
 
 fiiuardiaiieKN, gyar'deaniies, «. f 
 
 fiiuardian.<<llip , gylr'deanthip, 
 t. oai "Jlmr cinr* 95orimiiib5, bie Si'minubs 
 idiW, 5?iit, brr Sd)"?. llo*. ivfl;rli>*. 
 
 <i<uarill(*Nli, g>ard'les. «({/'. |'d)iii;> 
 
 fniiardNhipf oaidslup. t. f Hr 
 £d)U(), tir >pu[. SvMtT. ll)eilrn. .Si>i:n»i:r. 
 
 fiiiiariNli, ciliish. (i>. tr. I r «. * 
 
 CiSuary-iiiirael«^, gareai'iakl, t. 
 tit tJriAlid)e *l^Jllll^frfOlll^)^lr. 
 
 Ijiiiava, gua'va, f t. (%ot. ] a) ber 
 
 Ciiiiiava, ^ (Viii>u'i)b.itim. b) 
 
 (bie Srtid)t> Mr (AiiiiUf. 
 
 Cjiuliiiiiit;Nf gub bingi. < ;>(. bie 
 Cd>iiiiprn roil &.)l|i1<d)eii (t r«(jierrii 
 
 Cjiubtrruatt;* gu tcruiie, iti v a. 
 
 GUI 
 
 Oubemation, gdberni'shun , <. 
 
 t bif 3(eijierung, SSeriualrung. [rcgicrenb. 
 
 Ciiluber native, giVbernaiiv, adj 
 
 €>iubernatorial, giibernai6 real, 
 adj. jur -J?e!]ieriing gehwig , 9f egieriingS . . . 
 
 Oude, (fd^lHt.) gut; @}DtC; gu de- 
 dame, bie fflropninrrcr; --sire, ber 
 (yri^BiMter; --sister, Die <Sd)n>ngerinn 
 
 Cwudg-eoii , gud'jun , cfr. goujon) t 
 
 1. [0(J)rl)i)i'l.) ber ®i-iiiiMiiig. '2. i brr 
 IrHPf. Swift. 3. a) i bie Sort fpeirc, ber !t ofcr. 
 b) bie jxranfung. Shak. 4. Oer eiferiie -)$({ocf 
 (um itn n* em dint breljt). 
 
 To swallow a gudgeon, cine £ran: 
 fung uerid^nierjen, e6 in fid) I'tefieii. 
 
 Sea-gudgeon, I3<l)")i)^''l bie TOeer> 
 gruiibel, ber Jtt'iljling. [f. Gew-gaw. 
 
 Cue-ipaw, gu'giw, «. ber lanb, 
 
 <j}ueltlerIand,gel'durlaud(G ue I- 
 dres) *. [(sjeogr.J GJcibern. 
 
 C^ueir. g^lf, ( t. l&efd). bed <!D?ittcl: 
 
 CiSuelpli) 5 <>"'5^J ber ^iieife. 
 
 CntterduU, ger'dun. (tr. ^2ij.) ». ^ 
 Ob. ? brr L'oljn, iJJrrid, bie ^eloljnuiig. 
 
 Guerdon, v. a. o beii.>l;nen. 
 
 («ruerdunle«S , ger'dunles, adj. <' 
 
 nnbciol;iif. (©djilberl)aii5. 
 
 Cauerite, ger'!f, (fit. 333.) *. bn6 
 fiiuesii, ges , (1)0(1. gisseu; ii)iv. 
 
 gissa; ■>. a. 1. niuti)mii0eni uermut|)en. 'i. 
 erriuljcn. 
 
 Ciiuess, V. n. a) iniiti)in(i@rn. b) (at) 
 (5-tiuad ernuljen. c) (of) ■•)Kurl)ina&iiiujcii 
 Ijnben (uuiu. IniaQiing. 
 
 Cnuess, «• bie !Serntntt)nng, ODhitl): 
 
 Guess-work, '>)7?iitl;nia6ungcn. 
 
 Guesser , gcssur, t. t)tx ■'yiluti): 
 niagenbe, 93ernuitl;enbe, &iiier, ber muti;: 
 inaEt. 
 
 GueSIHing-, ges'slng, ppr. a) nuir^: 
 ina^enb. b> aiit^iirl;niii@iiugi'n gcgrunber. 
 
 Gueksing-ly, gcsstugle, ade. niii(l}> 
 mOMlid). Shak. 
 
 Guest, gist, (nngelf. gest; ban. 
 giest; rd)iu. gSst; m. gwest) *. 1. ber ®nit. 
 
 2. i ber ffliiil (bie Zljrnne). Shak. 3. ber 
 ^{iiuber (nn einein ?id)te). There is a - in 
 your candle, o Sie t;>ibcn ?t>i(t)rid)cen ^u 
 erivarten. 
 
 Guest-chamber, iai ®A|l)irnnu'r. 
 --rite, eie®ai1freiinM'd)iift. — rope diurt) 
 Guess-rope), [ ■OKiU.) bad <£d)lcpptau. 
 
 Gueiit««'iHef ge>i'\vi<e, ade. tuic 
 eiii Pber nlfi (iJiirt. 
 
 fiiu|f{fle, gug'gli "• »• 1. gliirfen 
 (gliirfrtliirf niiidjeii;. 2. o l>nrd)i'ln. ((Mur. 
 
 Gulir, gdr, t. ['}}iint'r>itg.l Me (^ui)r, 
 
 Guid, i|'d)i>tr.) gut; giiid-morning. 
 gnten OJiingrn; --e'en, guti'ii "Jlbrnb. 
 
 Ciiuidable, gytdaUl, adj. lenrrain, 
 U'lifbor. (liMiii, ti'hn rnic6 ^egiueuVrf. 
 
 fiiuidai;e, -ji ciaje. «. -J- brr ^i>rrn> 
 
 Ciiuidauce, gvidan^e. t. rir ;yiii)> 
 rniig, I'ntnna. |f- «. ^ »• i mlirfii, irirrn. 
 
 (liuiele, gyi'iie. (* guiei (tr. giii<lrr> 
 
 fiiuide, s. I. I brr ijabrrr, Wrg: 
 lueii'fr. ■'. t >er iJulinr, Iriur. 
 
 U n i d e - p o k I , ^f r 'HJiiiivenrr Mti S Ari; 
 Ceiueaf'"- l5n^rI•r. bi i i-rrrjiiicr. 
 
 CiiuideleHN, t;ji>le lev, iidj. a. oliiie 
 
 4iiuidt-r, :>( dur, « l ttr Tvcgi^ru 
 
 (tr, SiiOrer, "Huiuiiirir. 2. brr :^.iriiij5&i'ie. 
 
 GUI 
 
 GuidereitS , gyt'durea , ( Onl'* 
 d r e s s e ) ». * bie 5u()«rinn- 
 
 Guidon, gyi'don, (ft. 'HO.) t. 1. bit 
 Stanbiirte, but ^anier. 2. ber ©taiibnrten* 
 jiinfer. 
 
 Guild, gild, (angeff. geld, gleld, gild, 
 gyld; l)r(l.gild)*. 1. [G^iigl.] tie ©iiDe, 3unf"f, 
 Onnnng. 2. t a) bie ®eibl>iige. b) bie 3u» 
 bu§e, aibgabe, iSteuer. |bon), C«nilbt(nfl. 
 
 Guild- li a II. 6ii6 9{atl)l;au* (jn Son* 
 
 Giiildable, gild'abi, adj. iletirrbfir. 
 
 Guilder, giidiir, t. l. f. Gild«N 
 2. Der bollmibii'd)c ®iili>rn. 
 
 Guile y gyile, (tjofl. gylen) «. bit 
 Si|l, ber itiini'lgriff, ber 5ktrng, bie 3Irgliil. 
 
 Guile, c a. " orgiiilig bemnnreln. 
 
 Gulled, gyJ'ld , «rf/. t uirr(itl)eri|"4l, 
 trilgerliM). 
 
 Guileful, gyileTul. adj. } 
 
 fwuilefully, gyilefule, adp.\ *' 
 betriiiili^, ijinterliilig, tirgliilig. b> t)tud)\tt 
 rij'd), tri'igtrii'd). uerriitl;eni"i1). Shak. 
 
 Guilef ulnesM, gytie'fiihils, «. bie 
 *etruijlu1)ftir, -Jlrglijl, i>MiterIi|l. [<i)xUd). 
 
 GuileleSf), gylle'les . adj. atQlOi, 
 
 Gullelestsuess, gylle'lesnei, t. 
 Die Olrglui'igfeit. 
 
 Cwuiler, gyfle'ur, *. f Ptr SetriSfler. 
 
 Guillemot, g'l'mot, (Guiliem) 
 t. iii6 ~iUii|Ti;rl)ii^n. 
 
 Guillotiu, gil lAiii, M. bie Q^uiQix 
 tine, i{cpi':nnri1)ine, M6 $tt(Il>eil. 
 
 Guillotin, v. a. guiUotiniren, tnit 
 Dtr i(opfmiir\1)ine ()inrid)ten. 
 
 (iiuiils, giiu, < t'^tir.]bie9{1ngefb(unie. 
 
 fduilt, gilt, (nngelf. gylt ; t. I. Me 
 SdjnID, -WJiiTetl)!!! , DM iSrrbredjen. Sh*». 
 
 2. bie Sd)iilb iCOegemaQ r. llnict)uID). 3. Die 
 ^Siriifbnrfeit, ©fniff.iliiigfeit (in pi>liiif(^<| 
 oD. biirgerlidjcr >>infid)t). 
 
 3. A ship ini'uis guilt by the violalioa 
 of a blockade. Keb*. 
 
 To incur guilt, flrnffiiflig werben. 
 
 G u i 1 1 - s i c k, I fd)niDrraiir, biirc^ 6(^uf> 
 oDer S5trbred)cn txxuxt. Eeaumoht. — • 
 struck . I'djulDberrcffen. 
 
 fnuiltily, gil leli , adv. fc^nlbig, 
 llriift'iir. i'fvbrcd)rri rd). [Strnfbnrfcit. 
 
 CiiuSltineiiS, giltenls, «. (ie @d)ull), 
 
 CiiuiltleSfi, gilt'lcs, adj. 1. |'d)Ul&* 
 loi , nii|"d)iitbig. 2. ? l;iirninid. Goldsmith. 
 
 3. ? (ot) uul)i'rnl)rt ii>on). —adv. Guilt'* 
 I e s s t y . rd}ii[Dirf , um'djulbig. 
 
 C>iuiltletiMue«i8, gilt'leKHe*,*. bie 
 SdjiilDipfigfeii. ' 
 
 Ciiuilty, gilt'ii, ((ingerr. gylrig) adj. 
 1. (ot; lo l)ci Siiak. ) i'd>iilDig ( bed .7)irt< 
 \\at)l6 K.). 2. i i'erbrfd)frii"d), ilriu'imr ; pfr« 
 Derbt, fnnbig. 3. briuiijjr. B. Jo.xson. 4. f 
 luel), uerbi'rben. 5. (bii51Irrl)eil6n)i'rt brrffle» 
 rd)ivi'Tnen) fd)iilbig. 
 
 To find any one gntlty, @'inrn \<i)uU 
 big befinpen, I'triirthiiirn. To briwg any on* 
 ill -. (fiiien i'd)iiiMg rrflarcii. To plead-, 
 bieivMu^ niirrfrniifn. Not - to ourselvra, 
 iinrerrr Sdjiiib iiidjt beiviijjr. 
 • G 11 i 1 1 y I i k e , rd)iilbbrMbfn. 
 
 4nUiMI|», gimp, 'tr. gliinipe) <. - Vt. 
 
 -lace, fine -Jirr rfibriier £pii;rn. 
 
 Ciiuiiu|i, V. M. nut Si-iDe lii^enpuiueti 
 rb. ^ll^d)iIl•^^•ll. 
 
 Ci)Uilieu,Jn'ne,(Guiti'e;,GuiB'y) 
 
396 Fate. far. fall, fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. iN6, mhvc, »6r, j;ot, oil. «lou(J. Ti'ibe, tdb, fdll. th\n. THIs- 
 
 GUl 
 
 «. I. [®eojjr.] ©iiinefl. 2. [tnctt. ©pltmfinje 
 a= 21 ©l)i(liiig Sterling) Die Ouiiiee. 3. Dae 
 9Jieer|"d)ii)ein. 
 
 Guinea-corn bie^irfe. —-dropper. 
 in betriigccifdje ©pitler (biird) gatlciiMnfii 
 von ©uiiiecii). — fowl, ta6 ij>crlljul;n. 
 — ■grain, 6ae'ipnrn£)ie6foril. —-lien, a J 
 bai $er(ljiif)ii. b) £>ic feile Dime. -- 
 man, [ totel)nii&cl] Ctr ®iiiiieiifrtl)rer. — - 
 pepper, itv rpniiif(t)C ^^jfeffcr. --pig> a) 
 t>ai •'i)icev\d)mmi. h) bn ©eejuiifer nii|' 
 C|lin&ieiifiil)rcrii. --w lie at, Der iJJfai* ; 
 bai SpiHuq\\rni. 
 
 Ouini»(If ^ (m. gwen. 
 
 C>iwillia.tlf gwin'ead. ^gwyu, mci^i 
 «• [3d)tl;i)oi.] bcv 'mti^wd). 
 
 Ciiuisef gvize, ( fr. guise) «. 1. bit 
 
 233ei)e, 2irt. 2. bie 2Beire, bet ©ebnuid), 
 
 SBraiid), Die ®eiuol)nl)f it. 3. f a) bit GJeilult- 
 
 b) Die *(Kii^fe. c)ttie9irt (u. »IBeiifc{>cii u.;. 
 
 1. . . . By tlieir guise 
 
 Just men tliey seem. Milton. 
 
 3. b) The hypocrite wears the guise of 
 religion. 
 
 Ouiser, gyize'ur, t. bet ^erniiimnite, 
 blcMuu-fe. [kithara;*. 6ie6}uitnrre, Siti^r. 
 
 (piuitar, gittar', dp. guitarra; ijr. 
 
 €iiuin, gu'la, (Go-la) t. [>Urd)ic.l 
 bie $ol)ifel;le, fiel)ll«i|le, bcr ^e()ltlo^. 
 
 fjrulclt) gultsii, (Giil'eliin) «. -f 1. 
 t»er Jri'ffer. 2. b<\6 grt-jjeii , SBerfc^Iiiiflfii. 
 
 ChuIcIi, V, a. t rerrdjliiigiu, fri'jTen. 
 
 f]fuld, guld, «. l^Dt.l Die (»fmiumt 
 ba« 5?ungerfcnrt. 
 
 Ciruld , (G u I li ' u an) i. r bit ®e(D6ii@e. 
 
 Cnule, gille, (nitfr.) «. [d)n|ll. Jiiii.j 
 95etri ^cttcnfeicr. 
 
 Oules, guU, (fr. gueules) *. u. adj. 
 [$eriD.] Die rotl)e Jnrije, Dn6 9{otl;; rotlj. 
 
 Ciiulf) gulf, (t'r. golfe; nrni. ii. i;c>a. 
 golf; gr. kolpos) «. 1. ber ®olf, 'JJfeert'iircii. 
 2. Dcr 31frgriiiiD, ©d)IiiiiD. 3. ber ©rriiDel, 
 SBirbel. 4. Der ©d)luiiD (eiiies lljiere^). 
 
 G u I f - i n d e n t e d, biird) OJieerbiiKH *1U^= 
 gfjocft. --stream, [®eiigr.] Dcr @Olh 
 (trcm. [uoUer ©tniDei oDcr ©djiuiiDe. 
 
 CHulTy, »"'*'*> '^'^J- I'oder ■OKeeruufeii, 
 
 CmuII) gul, (nicfr. guiller; qoIU kulleii) 
 «. a. a) I;intt:rgel)ea, berriigeii, preileii, fd^iiel: 
 ieii. b) (into) I'erfiiijreii (jii)- 
 
 fnull, *. I. Dcr 'iJ-Miff, 2?etrug, Die $re(< 
 lerei. Shak. 2. ber ciiifiiltige Iropf, 9iiirr. 
 Shak. 3. (lu. gwylan ; corn, gullaii) iDrilltlj.J 
 bie 'OTnve. 4. [ OdjUjoi'l. ] btr ^ulbiir^. 
 
 Black blacked gull, DieSeeilieive. Brown 
 and while -, ber ^Jiirgcitieiiler. Great black 
 and while -, bie OJiiiiirelmeiue. 
 
 G ull-caicher, ber i£iiiffmii(()cr, 35es 
 truger. Shak. --groper, bet SUiidjerer, 
 l>tr ©pielfrn @flb lcil)t. 
 
 fiSuller, gul'liir, «. bee 93etruger. 
 
 Ciiullery, gullure, «. f bie 2ietru« 
 gerei, ^rclirrei. 
 
 fiiullet, gul'lct, (fr. goulet) «. 1. 
 bet ©(l)liinb, bit OJiirgcl (bet Il;iere>. 2. t 
 In ©troiii, See, ©eearm. 
 
 fNullibility, gulieb!reii, t. 6 bie 
 foi(l)rglaiil'igfeif. ^ [fer, JJrteiuauiL 
 
 CiIulliK-iit, gul'legui. 4. e ber 'Srt\i 
 
 CnuliiMli, gul'likh, adj. f eiiimliig, 
 bumm. IG'iuirtli, Diiinml)fir. 
 
 CaullislinetiSy gul lishuei., s. t bit 
 
 GUN 
 
 Ciiully, guile, (. a) ber ©raben, bie 
 2>crticfuiig. b) bie ©c^ieme, ©offe. c) ber 
 'Jil^Hiip. Hod). 
 
 G u 1 1 y - h o I e , bn£ ^fffhietod), Sc^leufeii: 
 
 C>rully , V. a. [^orDiiiii.J aii^l;iji)ieu 
 (Die GrDe) ; cine ©(<>lcufe, ®L)ffe bilDeii uii). 
 
 Ctrully, D. n. t riiuf4)ni , raiii"d)inb 
 (liepeii, fulfeii. [®efriiMiflfeu. 
 
 Ciiulosityy gulos'eti, (iiu.>*. tcie 
 
 CiTulp, gulp > (1)1)11. gulpen; bail, 
 gulper) V. a. gieng fd)iucfi'ii, iHria)liic£cii. 
 
 To gulp up, (itifilupeii, auirivecfeii (aue 
 Dem >£ct)liiuDe). [$erieii 20. 
 
 €<<ulp, V. n. o rd)I>igen , fiopfeit ( u. 
 
 Cm Alp , s. 1. Dcr ©>d)lii(f (ilLjciii 2c.;, 
 3iig. 2. iiW ^HufitDiseii, *llii6iucrfcu. 
 
 twulplt, giitf, f. Gulf. 
 
 €)iruiit) gu'U} (angclf. gonia) «. (ge; 
 iui)l)iiiid) pi.) biie 3'il)nfleirrf). 
 
 Red gums, bie rotijeii t^Ierfeii, ^i^bUUi 
 cerii (ber iicugeburiieii iiiiiDer). 
 
 Gum -boil, bA6 3'il;iipeir(t)gcwild)5. 
 
 CirUlU) (aiigelj. goma; lat. gumuii) t. 
 
 1. b<\6 ®uninii, i)>j{aiiienl)ari. 2. bie '21ugeii: 
 l^utter, ber 'ilugeiifc^leim. 
 
 To thicken witli gum, guminiren. 
 
 Elastic gum ub. — elastic, bui &al)Ut: 
 \(i)U, 5eOei-l)ari, £eberl;nr}. 
 
 Gum-arabic, bai auibi\cS)e ®uinmt. 
 --lac, bn6 ®milllli = 2rtrf. --resin, bn& 
 ®uinniil}ari, l;ariige®uuiiiii. --Senegal, 
 DiiS ®ummi:©eiiegal. --succory, libor.J 
 Die fpiiiiifdje 2Bi'giuarte. — -tragacantii, 
 ba6 ®iiiniiii;lriigiint. 
 
 €>iuiii) V. a. 1. giinimireii. 2. iiiflebeii. 
 
 fwuiulie, (Kt)i>(t.) muddy. 
 
 CjiuilliitiueSS) giiinnieiies, «. 1. 
 Das ®iiiiiiiurtr(ige, ®iiiiiiiiige. 2. l-JKeD.j bie 
 »2liii)aii|""!J i"^'i 3al;ii(lei|cl). Wiscman. 
 
 CiiuuillIUSity, giimmos eie, «. bui 
 ®ummige, Die l;ariige S5ei'(t)affeiit)eit. 
 
 CirUUllllUUS, gum'nius, adj. gutliml' 
 arrig, guniiiiii1)i. 
 
 CjiUllllIiy) gum'me , adj. 1. guiU: 
 mid)t, giimimarcig , au6 ®iinimi bciUljtiiD. 
 
 2. ©iiinnii gcbeiiD. Mh.ton. 3. mil ®iiinmi 
 cDer 'Jlugeii butter lifcitjogcn. Drvden. 
 
 CnUllipt guinp, (Dan. 11. ((i)m. gump) 
 *. o Dtr ii>ipcl, &iii|alc«pinfcl. 
 
 C>}uiliptioU) gump'sliun, *. } Die 
 ©riiije (Dcr 2>ir|lauD). 
 
 Ouu, gun, (angclf. gyn, ba()i'r engine; 
 m. gwn; ci'tll. gun) *. 1. 5 t(i& Jciici': 
 geiueljr, ^cnergefrtjo^. 2. a) bie '(Jiiiitc, 
 ii3i'id)fe , 9)Jn6fcte , ber Aaral'incr. o; Da* 
 ®efd)ii$, bie iiniioue. 3. bic ^lerfaaiie, 
 bCii SJjiergefap. 
 
 To be in the gun , bcfoffeu fcin. 
 
 Prou. As sure as a g un, llllfcl)lbar. 
 
 Gun-barrel, ber (Jliiitciilaiif. --boat, 
 ['jjjfir.] ba& itanouierDui't. --carriage, 
 bic Caffette. — metal,ba6 ©tiirfgnt, ©turf. 
 metnd. — port, [-Miar.J tie ©tiirfpforte. 
 — p o w d e r, bn6 ©d)ic0pilll'fr. - -p o w d c r- 
 t reason obet plot, [rngl. ®C|M).J Die 
 ^uli>etuerfd)n)&rnng (iintet Oafi^b 1. ). -- 
 room, [OWar.] bie lipiiilabflfaninirr. — 
 shot, a) ber ©d)iiB. 2. bie ©d)ugiueite. -- 
 shot, adj. ®d)lip... (^Illlbe:c. ). -- s m i I h , 
 bet SSiidjfenidjniieb. -••mithery, bic 
 
 GUT 
 
 aSiiiftfenmnctjetfunfl , bai ^anbiuerf eiiie^ 
 ^Siirf)reninad)er«. — stick, ber Sabefttxt. 
 
 — stock, ber ©cftaft, fioi6cn (an Sltntcn). 
 
 - - » t o n e , bie (Iciiierne itanoneiif iigel. Shak. 
 -tackle, [-DJiar.] Dai ©tiirftnu. --wale, 
 gun'nil, [^Kar. J bai ©ct)anbbecf , bn 
 ©d)anDDcrfe(. 
 
 fxunf V. n. * fcljifgeit. 
 
 Ciiuunel, gun'nil, *. a) bet Sanonen* 
 laiif. b) [-War.] Da* ©d)anbbecf. 
 
 CSunuer, gun'Mur, «. 1. a) ['War.] 
 Dcr ^oii|lal)ci, iionilrtbler. b) ber Jeuet* 
 lucrfcr, ©tiicfniei|7er. 2. t ber ©d)il<je. 
 
 €]iiiuuery, gun'nuie, «. bie ®e4 
 fd)uyfuii|'l, airtifitrie. 
 
 Cirunuiiig-, gun'niug, s. [SSaibnifpt.] 
 Da* ^<\i]en niit ber gliiite. 
 
 C»rituster,gun,s'iui-,*.jDer@d)iua$er. 
 
 firiaiiter, gun'iur, t. [tec^niH.J bii 
 ©faia, 9{e<l)nniig6tafcl. 
 
 Cwur^e , gurje, ((at.) *. f ber ©trubcL 
 
 (•iurg-e, V. a. f onfi'd)liicfen. 
 
 triirg'ioii, gur'jiin,*.tDai®rieeniff)r. 
 
 Ciriirgrle, gui'gl, V. u. a) giucfen, 
 gcrlcn. bj $ ricuin (.v. 2i3affer). 
 
 Cuniard, gurnard, ) ( ir. guir- 
 
 €>iurnet, gur'nit, 5 "«■■'' ^ '• 
 1. [0»"'>t')i)'>''-J f"i^ Jlnurrijaljn. 2. | bet 
 itinirrlialjn. Shak. 
 
 Cwurrali, gur'ra. *. [On6|l] ^in* 
 5Irt Qvoben DilinDif(i)en •DJIuffcltii^. 
 
 Cn-USe, M"d)Ott.) goose. 
 
 Ch'UsIi, giish, ([)oU. gudsen, kissen ; 
 giegeii) v.n. ilriMncn ; (froni> (ben Eugenie.) 
 eiitilriitiiien. [f!iegen. 
 
 To gush out in tears, in lljranen jet« 
 
 Cniislt, V. a. -|- aii^itriMncn. 
 
 Cirusli, t. Dcr ©troin (u. i23Uit k.). 
 
 fi<usiug--irou, [Dcrtl.J bai 33uget» 
 eifen. 
 
 Ousset, gus'sit, (fr. gousset) «. 
 bai 9ld)fei|iu(f, Dcr 3iuirfel (.aix fileiDern). 
 
 CirUSt, gust, (lat. gnslu.s) t. 1. (bet 
 ©inn be ©cfdjiuacffi ) ber (yefrfjmarf. 2. a) 
 i (of) ber ®cid)tnact (an ©-tiuai). b) bet 
 (ftnnlidje) ©eniip. Urvden. c) ber Iricb, 
 Die 23cgicrDe. d) ^ bie 2uil, DaS Scrgiiiigcn. 
 3. t (&t'(Ter taste) ber ®ef£t)ma(f (ber ©ti)l, 
 bic OJIanicr). Drvdcji. 
 
 Cirust , t>. a. t foflen, fit)metfcn. 
 
 fiiust) (Dan. just; m. cwytiu t. I. bet 
 ©100, '2i5iiiD|log, ©fiirni. 2. f a) ber ©tiirni, 
 l)cftige ^ilnebrud) (ber 2eiDenfd)aften). b) bet 
 "21111100, ©100 (Dcr ©liiiDc). Shak. 
 
 Qustalile, gust'abi, adj. I. fd)Uie(fi 
 bar. 2. t i"d)ma(fl;afr. - ». bai5 ©d)inc(f. 
 bare, ©d)niacfl)afre. [*. -^bai ©d)ineifeH. 
 
 CiriiNtatiuii, gu^ia'sliuii, (fr. 'IB.) 
 
 fnUiitHtUry, gu4tliuie, t. f bet 
 ilrcDciijbcd)cr. 
 
 <HUStrul, gu>i'ful, adj. fd)inacf()aff. 
 
 in ttSt fulness, gust'filliies, s. bit 
 ©d)iiiaifl)affi,jfi'ii. 
 
 titust less, gust 'lis, a(V.ntifd)ina(fI;afr. 
 
 fnustw, gUk'Io, (it. ^13.) <■ f u. i 
 ber (i)cfd)iuacf. (2. [Ocrti.] gcfdjinarfboll. 
 
 fiiusty, gus'te. «((/. I.|1iiriiiifd). Shak. 
 
 tmMMtf gut, (d)alD. kiitla; icurrri; «. I. 
 a) ber Darm. l> p/. «) bie (iMiigciui iDe. /i) 
 bai Onncrc. 2. pi. bet Wagrii. Dnvucji. 
 3. e Die (ijfiraijigfcir. 4. f b« £)iird)flan(j. 
 
 Oiecrty gut, o Der S5ielira0. Fat •- o 
 
Fhte. fiir. fall. f.nt. Mc. met. Fine. fin. N6, movp, n6r. ^6t. 6il, cl6i^<l. Ti^be. tob. full. t//in. TFIiii. 307 
 
 GUT 
 
 ber Cirfrortuft. Guts and garbafe, oTO<fct# 
 ali Wilfjen. Twisting in flie -», 6nS WM- 
 tttt, 6er Diiruijmnnij. Griping in the —». 
 tit X!iirni(iid)t. 
 
 Gut-«craper. O Bfr5't'6(er. —- spin- 
 Be r, btr Diirnifnitfiimadjer. --string, 
 bit Dnrinfflife. --tidf, © bit 5J<Mliin4)t- 
 --wort. (IBpt.I bai WirbtltraiM. 
 
 fiatf V. a. 1. niifiveiben, nii£nef)iiien. 
 2. t ») nufleeri'n; niifpluiiferii; niifriiiituni. 
 I>«ydb:i. b) (of> bernut>eii (einer ©nd)f). 
 
 Outling-f gutting, t. iet <B<i)Hm' 
 mtr. SielfraB. 
 
 OuttA Serena f gut'tl-a^rini, 
 flrtt.) M. (»»feP.i t>tr ((t)warit ©innr. 
 
 fiiuttttted, gdt'iated, adj. betricft, 
 Mrfrpfrif. 
 
 Ciiutter, gui'iur, (fr. genttiere) t. 
 I. bie9{imie, 2i5nfTfrnime. 2. bie X)nc()rinii?, 
 Irniifriniif. 3. o bie fflpffe. 4. (ie(t>iiol.j bif 
 iiinnt, jpo^lffljtfiiiie , 9iiith, brr iJ.ili. 
 
 Gut ler- blood*. (Dtnl.) ba6 &uni> 
 ptiiBPir. --ledge, [<JKnr.l ber 'iJKerfer ber 
 giirfe. --sticiit, t. pi. [topoiirl bir 
 SiMiiibiVflt. — none, ber 3?mii|lein. — 
 tile, ber S^i^i)l', ^fl)ljif(jef. 
 
 Crutterf V. a. a\\i\)b\){tn. — «. n. 1. 
 
 1. nii«(irl)6l)lt, tiiit eiiur Wiiiiie uerffljfn rem. 
 
 2. (Oerd.j riiiiien, triefeii; Inilfen (luie ciii 
 £«(«>»). 
 
 Ciuttle, gut'tl, p. a. t r<^IU(frn. 
 
 To guttle up, iierr(()lii(fen, venct^liiiden. 
 
 fjriittle, t>. n. tr<l)ieiiiitien. 
 
 Cnuttler, gut'tlur, t. e ber @c^(etn> 
 met, JreiTtT. 
 
 fSutfulonK, gut'tsh^us, (0. int. 
 guttula) adj. t Irppfen a\)nU6i. 
 
 Cwuttural, gut'Uliuial, (fat.) adj. 
 Rffjl .. (!Sii(f)iln6e ic), [bucftilnbe. 
 
 Cuttural, «. ber <»uttiira(>, £ef)l> 
 
 (MUtturnlly, giit'tsburali , ade. 
 burd) bie ilfhie (ini«:.florpred)eii v.). 
 
 OutturMllieMK, gu('t<liuralnls, $. 
 bte 91u«iVrad)e (eiiie6 !bud;|1aben$) burc^ bie 
 ^ei)le. [&ti){ . . . 
 
 fMUfturine, gut't»h«irin, adj. -f 
 
 Ciiutty« gut'l^, (u. Int. gutta) adj. 
 f^frtb.) init (fitiunrien ic.) Iropfen. 
 
 €>iuy) g>, «• (Dfniiie) 93ctt, 6)u(bo. 
 
 Ouyf dp. u. port, guia) «. [«}Rar.] iA6 
 Ceittiiii, ©Mfl', Cnbetnfel. 
 
 Ciiuzzlc^f giiz'zl, (arm. gouzoucq) 
 V. n. f(f)lctnnieii, itijtn, foiifcn. 
 
 fauzzle^ V. a. (uniiiti^if]) hiiiuiitrr 
 (jie6fn, fiiiiffn (SEDfin tc). (ob. ^piTi'iMi. 
 
 CiSuzzlef «' bie iiiierriitni(()e ©od)e 
 
 Ciiuzzlerf guz'zlur, «. ber ©c^Ietii: 
 mer, 3irf)l'riiber. 
 
 fjjy, lOcrrr.] rope. [©nrfnfiin. 
 
 fwybe , jibe , «. bie ©pottelei , ber 
 
 Cirybe, V. n. fpvrtdti, fpiureii. 
 
 Oybef P. a. befpi'treln, l;o(jiifn. 
 
 Cay be, V. a. ('TCiir.J iimlegcii, u6er> 
 ^olcii, iiiiirrf)iiiii(frii (clii ©eiicj). 
 
 Ciiye, gi, ». a. " fiiljnii, Uiten. 
 
 C«<yiitna.8iarclif jiiiiiiai>'eark, «. 
 ber Wpmnnfiard), 'Siiiffcher eiiici ©pmna> 
 fiiiind. 
 
 CiiyinnaKiuin, jimnisliuni, (or) 
 «. a) bnS 0)i)iiiiiiifiuni, ber 9{iii(i>, gedjtpiflij. 
 b) [Deiiri(t)(.] Nifi ®i)miia;1iiim (eiiie l;61)frL 
 Utuerri<^t£anjl(ar>. 
 
 H 
 
 G^ymitastiC, jimnas'tik, adj. gpnt) 
 
 Haiti fit). 
 
 («yiiina«tic, *■ 1. bie lurMtlbuno, 
 ()i)niiia|1irif)e llebuiii). 2. ;>f. bie (^piuiiiiilif, 
 Iiirnfimrt. 3. ber P)i)tiinii|t. 
 
 €iiyinnaiitic»lly, ji<nnas-i^kale 
 adc. iiijiiiiimtird). {adj. gpiiiMiiilircl). 
 
 CwyinniC) jim'nik. (Uym'nical) 
 
 fnyitiiiic, ». bie iiiriiriumifl. 
 
 <iTyniiiO!«upliis( , jiin'n6s6fMt, 
 (gr.) t. [iiiB. ■'45l)ilo('. ) ber Womiiprppljnt. 
 
 Oyniuu8opli> , jininosoii, *. bie 
 I'ehre ber (i)i)uiiuirtfpl)ii1en. 
 
 Gyinuusperiii,jiiti'ii&«pdrm,({]r.) 
 *. I'bot. 1 bie 'JSfliiiije iiiit iinrfreii ©niiieii. 
 ijryillI10SperinOtl8,jiciinosperni 
 lis, adj. I33ut.j niit nacfteii ob. uitbeberfteii 
 tfotneii. 
 
 Oyn« gin, ». a. • 6eninnen. 
 
 CilyiiMeucracy, jin^uii.'r«(<, (gr.) 
 I. bie iijeil'erhfrrfdxift. 
 
 Citynautler , j'nan'dur , (gr.) ». 
 [58ot.] bie lueibmnmieriije 'i'flniije. 
 
 ffiyuanflrian y jinandr^an. adj. 
 (•Si>r. I lufibiMiiiiiierig. ("iUeiberredieruMij. 
 
 (wynarcliy, j'u'arki, (gr.) «. Me 
 
 f>cyiiecucracy)jiuikok'r««i. (or.) 
 t bii3 ■ii5i;iberreiiiiiient. 
 
 Ciiypseous, jip-siua, (Gyp'aine) 
 adj. i«ip6 ... (©tein to. (ber 0)ip«. 
 
 €iiyp.4Uiilf jip'suni, (gr. gyp>os> «. 
 
 CAypsey, jip'si, > . „, 
 
 fiiyral, ji'ral, a({/. ftt^ lilt £rei|'e ^er> 
 uiii beivetieiib "b. brrhcnb. 
 
 fiiy ration, jirA'tbun, «. bie Aret<< 
 beivrijimo. Nbwton. 
 
 faryre-^carlln^, d'd^ott.) biei;>ere. 
 
 Cilyre, jire, ((jr. gyros; «. ber itrei?, 
 Sirfel. bilbeiib. Shak. 
 
 CiSyred, ji'rd, adj. in 9{iii|]cn, Jireiie 
 
 Ciiyrralcun, jir'riwkn, «. lOriiul).] 
 ber 0)erfiiif, ®ier<, Okirrfaif. 
 
 Ciyruinancy , jirAmansi, (gr.) 
 «. bie 0>nr:iii>ititie, jtreiiigoiigiva^nnoerei, 
 iJri^ifiiunljrriigerei. 
 
 <iiyrun, jJron, (flr.) «. (31r(t>it.) ber 
 i){Aiiin )ii einer '2i3eiibelrr(ppe. 
 
 €i}yronuee , j'rAuii', adj. [i^erlb.] 
 iiertiinbert. — Gy'ronne, «. (^^erlb.J ber 
 ©tiiiiber. 
 
 €>iyte« * crazy, delirious. 
 
 CjJyve, jJve, (It). gevyn;#. (fleivol)n. -pi.) 
 bie i^ctTflii, Sufibiiiibe. Milton. 
 
 iiiyve» D. a. t'effcln, in "^t^iXw \t^t\\. 
 
 H. 
 
 H, itsh, [^miMaiit] *. 1. \i(\i S^.^i. 1. 
 [3.il)Iif'rt)«") H = 200, II = 200,000. 3. 
 in ilorilriunaen : «) (im £i«.) H. fnr bomo, 
 haeres, bora etc. b) (in engl. SSi^rt.) Hauls 
 |ur Hainp.iliire; Hou rb. Hbl. (fir lioiior- 
 alile; lid. U. Houd. fllr bonored; Hiid. fur 
 bogsbead; Hunts fur Huiilingdonsbire. 4. 
 nil 'iliiflelf. u. nnbeni teuruiiirdjen I^iiilrften 
 I'errritt h mnnd)ninl bie ©trilc be6 Uu c ii. 
 re» flr. k; luie in born, Inr. cornu, (jr. 
 kcras bide, ^pniit, I'd^iv. Iiud, hiH. 
 b r i d, bill) b u d. Int. cutis) nimrlf. b i i II- 
 iuu, M( clino, gr. kliuc; i,i(. celo, 
 
 HAB 
 
 (tngeff. helan, fjef^fen, bon. haeler. ^tn 
 Sat. oertritt h manctjm. bie ©rede be« gr. c/», 
 ruie in balo. gr. cbalao; bio, gr. chao 
 u. f. lu.. 5. 3m (Jnijlifite" iit h juiueilen 
 ilnmm, ivie in bonor, bonest; ebcnfl) 
 ipcnn e^ mir g ptrbnnbcn i|1, j. S3, in r i g b t, 
 fight, brougbt. ^n w li i c b , wliat, 
 wbo, wboni u. eiiiigeii anbern 2i5ijrfern, 
 roo e« (iiif w folgt, luirb e« j;or bemfeiben 
 niiSgerprod>en; bwicb, bwat ii. f. lu. 
 
 Ha, ba, niterj. 1. 1)0! 2. ha! ba! t;<l! 
 
 Ha, I- X>^i> >>a. [l)a! ^n! 
 
 Ha% d'ciyiut.) hall; lia' bible, 
 
 the great bibletliatliesiutbehulU 
 
 Haaf, [Orfneij] bie ©ee. [nngf, 
 
 Haak, bake, ». [.3d)ri>i)i^l.) bii« 5?Dtl)» 
 
 Hab,hal), t. gibfurjlliii) filr : H e r b e r t. 
 
 Habeas Corpus, ba'beas-kAr'- 
 
 pus, (Int.) *. 1. (Giiijl.J bie 'iinfiiug«i»i>rt» 
 
 btr ;po6cn4 ! St<rpu« > »llfte, (eined engl. SSer* 
 
 ljnftgei"et)e«). 2. [:>{c4r«rpr.] ber Writ ((i)e« 
 
 rid)t$befel)l), ber bie nuf eine millfril^riictte 
 
 ■Mrt Pb. irriger SBeiie per^atrrte >45erroii in 
 
 5Jrei()eit fe$t ob. fie por Bo« DIJerl)o|gcri(t>l 
 
 (King's ob. Queen's bench) ic. ilellt. 
 
 Haberdaslier, lub'iirdasbur, (p. 
 f)i)(|. have, :pnbe u. iiuiii^eii?) ». 1. be« 
 kur)ivaflreiil)anbler, £l(int)iinbli'r, Jtranier, 
 iJairb >, 95rtrettfrrtnter. 2. ber ipiitiliifflrer. 
 
 Haberdasiiery, bab urdasburi, 
 #. jtnrjiua.iren, ber i)aiibfrain, 2}rtre«frnni, 
 ^Itint^aiibel (init ^uoivaaren :c.). 
 
 Haberdine, habiirde^u', «. bet 
 getrorfiiete ©torffir^. 
 
 Haberg-eon, bab'blrjun. (fr. hat»> 
 bergeou) ». bi^i i)>aMjert)einb, ber ^ruflljar* 
 nifd). 
 
 Habiliment, habil'ituont, (fr. h»- 
 billeiuent) «. ( gemijl)iil. pi.) bie £icibun^ 
 Itleibung^ili'icfe. 
 
 Habilitate, habilitite, (fr. hab(. 
 liter) e. o. t li{cct)t6fpr.J faljig mac^en, be* 
 red)tinfn. [berctijtigt. 
 
 Habilitate, adj. t fnljig. ttid)tia. 
 
 Habilitation, baulleiA'sbuu, «. 
 f bte D{ed)ttfiil)igfeit6.&rrl)eiluiig. 
 
 Hability, babil ei^, «. bie luc^tigt 
 feit, t}iil)igfeit, \. Ability. 
 
 Habit, hab'it, (lat. habitus) ». I. ber 
 billing, bie Jtleibuitg, bAd iileib. 2. ber ipiis 
 bit (ber Danien), b&f, Oberfleib. 3. bie 35ej 
 fd)iiffenl)eit , ber 3nrtanb ; bte Aoiuplcrion 
 (De£ iiurper^). 4. bie (^nunljnijeit (<Ung(« 
 luoljnijeit). 5. bie ©emoijiiljeii ({Jertigfeit;. 
 
 By habit, (lufi 6)eiupt)ul)eit. 
 
 Habit, t). a. fleibeii, aiifleiben. 
 
 Habit, v. a. ^ bemol^iieii. Ciiai-ceb. 
 
 Habitable, habeiabl, adj. tVOi}lU 
 bar, bciuol)itbar. 
 
 Hailitableness , liabelablnes, 
 cH 8 b i t a b i I ' i t y) «. bic ^eivol)ubarfeit. 
 
 Hal>itably, babetable, ado. bcs 
 lupljiibiir, l'ii3il)minj}. 
 
 Habitacle, hab'itakl, (fr.) *. t bie 
 
 Habitance, babetause, «. t bic 
 S35t>l)niiug, ber 'JUiifenttjalr. 
 
 Haliitancy, iiai- eianU, i. ber ge« 
 rei)Iid)e ■!!liifriitl)alt. Belkhar. 
 
 Habitant, babeiant, (fr. )<.bct 
 (Jriniurbiirr, 'iii'iui-ljiier. (tion. 
 
 Habitat, babeial. t. f. Habita- 
 
 Habitation, iiaoei^sbuu, (lac; j. 
 
398 FAie, far, fall, fat. Mi, mit. Fine, ffn. NA, mive, n^r, got, 6Jl. cl6n<l. TAbe, tub, full. l7/in, THi.«. 
 
 HAB 
 
 I. ba« aSereo^iien, bie ©nuo^itung. 1. bit 
 8Bof)nuiig, ber SCi'^iipfrt?, S5Dof)uort. 
 
 Habitaior, haij'eiAtur, ». t 6« 
 aSemofjncr, Giiiwu^ner. 
 
 Habited, hab'etld. adj. 1. (]ef(etbec, 
 aiigejogen. 2. f genjij()ulid>, geiuofjiit. 
 
 Habitual, hai>iuli'ual. (fr.) adj. 
 anqew'Mjut, jiir (Sewi'ljiil^fit gctoorbeii; eia« 
 fleiwiirjfit; geiuo^tit, gew&ljiilid). 
 
 Habitually , babitth'uale, adv. 
 aiii (J}ei»of)itf)eit. ^ 
 
 Habituate, hai.iuh'uAte , (fr. lia 
 
 bltuer) ». a. I. a) (to) gcmoljlieit (illl). b) 
 lo - one'« self to..., fid) gei»61)iien nn... 
 ftcfr ((Jtmn5) angciuohneii. 2. niifiebeln. 
 
 To be habituated into..., ge&etijen 
 IM... 
 
 Habituate, adj. l. nngeiuufiiit, ge. 
 roofjttt. 2. burif> ®ciuol)iil)eit eiugnuutjelt. 
 
 Habitude, liab etude, mt.) t- i.f 
 bie ©ejiu'hung, Mi aSerl;iiltuii; (ju etiune 
 Slnbfreiti). 2. Me gciinue 35efniintri1)nft, bn 
 Umgnng. Drydek. 3. Die ®emol)iil)eit (9lii« 
 aen)Dl)ti()ett; JJertigfeiO. 
 
 Habnab, liab'nab, (hap ne hap) ado. 
 auf (?>)ernH)ei«ohr. - «. ba« WernttjeiuDl)!. 
 
 Hack, hak, (Oligcir. haccan ; l)oU. hak- 
 keii) I?, a. 1. \)i\dtn, jerl)iirfeit, uecihimmelii. 
 a. 1 rnbbred)eit (eiiie ©prndje) ; ilaitimeln. 
 
 Hack, *. ber ^ieb. Shak. 
 
 Hack, t. 1. b.i6 •iJnictfjpferb. 2. bit 
 q)?ietl)fiitfd)e. 3. ber •Mbfiie, bie '•iJaiife ( tm 
 5{ebfii). 4. [Oertf. 1 bie Wiuife (im iSfnfle). 
 6. bie $arfe. 6. bie gemeiiie, ojfeiitltdje 
 
 Hack, adj. getntet^et. 
 
 Hack, V. n. I. a) }u O'^cniiattiie 
 (Sebrrtud>e feiii. b) eine ^urt merbeii. c) gc; 
 juein i)b. erniebrigt luerbeu. d) gemeiii, ljaii> 
 Pa merben. Shak. 2. rnufpeni, fid) rAiifp«'>. 
 
 Hackle, hak'kl, (f)i)(l. hekeleii) v. 
 m- I}e<^eln. 2. a) jer^acfeii. b) f niis eiiinii= 
 ber reigen, tremieii. Burke. 
 
 Hackle, *■ l. bie $ed)e(, S?att\. 2. 
 bie rof)e ©eibe; ungefponiieiie {Jiiben. 3. bie 
 (liege ium Qlngeln (iiitt t^eberii uiib ®etbe 
 ^ligerid)tet). [gchiitft. 
 
 Hackly, hak'kll, adj. ['TJfincrafg.J 
 
 Hackmatack, hak'matak, t. o 
 bet rortje 2f rd)eii,6 mm (Pinus microcarpa). 
 
 Hackney, h»k'ne, (ft; hacjucnee) 
 $. I. ber 3e(ter. 2 bii« 'OKictljpferb ; eiii 
 ^ferb, bai iuinier geritreii, niigeipnimt luirb, 
 ber (i}aiil. 3. bie 'iWierijfiitrc^e. 4. a) Q'tiwus, 
 t<\i uiel gcbrniii.'^t luirb ob- jii 3rberiinmig 
 ©ebrnut^e i|l, bolder b) ber »3J<iert)iiiiii ; bie 
 ^ire. 
 
 To make a hackney of, n) 9fma< (Ai 
 fein &;geiirffiiui gef)riiiid)ci). b) iiiiiner an< 
 fViiniieii i)b. reiteii (iJJftrbe). 
 
 Hackney, adj. a) jtitii ^ietfjen, 
 |M 3eti(srtnrtiiiiS (ijebrnitc^e. b) «) geiiiiett)et ; 
 (jemein p) gcrooljuiit^ ; abgeiiu^t. c) nlitiigj 
 \X4) (iBi< tine 93emerfiiiig :c.). 
 
 Hackney -author, a) bet gemiettitte, 
 otltnglid)e, gemeine @d)rift|lener. b) ber Sieb: 
 ftiig6fd)rifrfle(Iet. --coach, bie •^Kiet()fut» 
 f(t)e. — - c o a c h - ni a n , ber 'Wictljf iitfd)er. 
 ^•horae, bn6 Wietl)pferb, btt S)Kietl)gniil. 
 >-.nian, ber 'ipffrbei>eriiiier()er, ^fercnicr> 
 leitjer. —-whore, bie 4llleri«elt6l)iire. 
 
 HACkney, e. a. I. a> tlart oD. oiel 
 
 HAG 
 
 gebrauc^en, obnii^eti. b) ge»&f)nen( ubeti. 
 Shak. c) jureiren , gemniibt mac^eii. 2. in 
 eiiicr *I»ierl)fiitrd)e fiil;rcii. 
 
 To haekuey out, ueriniet()eii. 
 
 Hackneyed, geiuiiiibt, gciuol)iit, }uge> 
 lluOt. Shak. (luidjt; OKcudjier. 
 
 Hackster, hak'stiir, t. ^ itt ^ufe: 
 
 Hae«|UetUll, liak'iun, (fr. Iiaque- 
 ton> *. t ^'■'^i iiuegeilopfte SU3ammd ( uiirer 
 ber ^hliluug). Speihseh. 
 
 Had, had, iiifiiinmenge). aui beiii aiu 
 gelf. haetd, haved, praet. u. pp. U. have. 
 On ber $l;rafe: ,,1 had becter go- )"tfl)t 
 liad fiir would; „ I'd better go," b. I), "t 
 would be better for me lo go, id) fljiite bi'f. 
 fer, ill oel)en. 1 had rather, id) luofUe lieber. 
 U ad- 1- wist, ixdi, ^litte id) gemiipc 
 
 Had, [Deril.] hold. 
 
 Haddeu, [Derrl.] ho Id en. 
 
 Hadder, haddur, «. t bie ^eibc, 
 f. H e a t h. [ per &(t)clUi\d). 
 
 Haddock, had'duk, «. (0(^)tl)i)oi.J 
 
 Haddies, 5^^'"'- J had doc KK. 
 
 Hade, iiade, *. l. [■OTiii.] ber ilc()eiibe 
 fflaiig. 2. pi. Hade s, [-})Ji)tl;.J bie Uiitenuelt. 
 
 Hae, (fd)Ott.) to have. 
 
 Haen, (rd)L>tc.) pp. had. 
 
 Haet, fieut Itaet, (fi^ott.) a p e t- 
 t y oath o f II e g a t i o u ; nothing. 
 
 HafTet, IDectl.J the temple, the 
 k i d e o f I ii e h e a d. [temples. 
 
 HafTitS, [Oertl.] ha If -head s; the 
 
 Hairiilta, (|d)uU.) nearly half. 
 
 Haft, iiafi, (aiigelf. haeft) «. bA6^ef[, 
 bie :>piinc<l)abe, bet Stiel, 65rifF. 
 
 Haft, V. a. mit eiiiem ^efte, einer 
 >paiibl)abe, eiiietn Srtele , fflriffe oerfel^en, 
 t^ieleii. 
 
 Hafter, haft'ur, (lu. hafiaw) «. 1. 
 ber >?ttt>, ktoticlmndjer. 2. f bet ppfrtac 
 OJfeiifd), 3unge»brefd)er. 
 
 Ua^, Lag, (niigelf. haegesse; \v. ha- 
 gyr) *. 1. (ba6 l)nplid)e nice iOcib) bie ^exe. 
 2. bie ijeje. Shak. J. bie Uiil)olbiiin, ta& 
 i5d)eujal. 4. I3d)rl;i)tu.j Bie ^audjfieme cUtt 
 iiiimprette). 5. pi. eleftri|'d)e 'Jtiiifeti nii bcu 
 ipnnreii ber 'OKenfc^eii iiiib Iljiere. 
 
 Hag- born, uoii ciiier ^eye geboreii. 
 ShaK. --ridden, icii 'iJ pbriicfeii ^abeiib, 
 ucii ben i>e):en gerirtcn. [qiialen. 
 
 Ha^, c. a. peiiiigcn, miirtern , plagen, 
 
 Hag-ard, haggard.JuB. hag; IjiigiD 
 
 Mag-j^ard, ytiy. l.gra^, i>cr: 
 
 llcrt (u. i»efid)te). 2. Ijager; i^afjlid). 3. luilb. 
 
 Hag-ard, «. l. ber >pagar, ^ageifalf. 
 2. t ber -iiiilbfaiig. Shak. 3. Cic :pife. 
 
 Hagrardly, haggaidle, adv. peri 
 llbrt; emiTellt, l;>ijjlid), gnritig. 
 
 Hag^'g'ard, iiaggard, (angelf. hagu 
 u. geard) s. ber ©d)oppeu, <B<t)\\\)\>t». 
 
 Hasfg'ess, haggex, t. t. bie "SauvH, 
 eeberwuriT. 2. ierl^arftcr ^rtmmeUfopf ueb|l 
 (i)erd)iinge. 
 
 Hagrg'isll, hag'gish, ) adj. a) f)txe\\' 
 
 Hag^isii, 5 <><^'id> l>(ipiid), 
 
 fcfjeueiid). b) |"d)roeini|"((>. 
 
 Hassle, hag'gl, Od. hag, jer^aiien) 
 D. a. tjndtn, jerl^acfeti. 
 
 Haggled over, jerl)(llien. Shak. 
 
 Ha^g-ie, o. n. 1. fciifc^en, f)aiibeln; 
 fmcfern. 2. o i)naelii, |° U«il. 
 
 HAl 
 
 Hai;-S-ler, haggidr, #. i. ber 3««« 
 
 ()arfer, Seriliinimler. 2. beritnicfcr; Jcilfc^et. 
 
 Hag-g^^s, (fitorr.) p i t» a n d » i o u g h «. 
 
 Hag-iogTapiia,l.agi(>ggrafa,(gr.) 
 *. pi. Die l;eiligen itod)nften ber OuDen tent* 
 l).iltenb bie ^falmen, iSpriic^e *3ali)mo«, 
 Spwb, Daniel, Qit<\ , g?c(;emiiil) , D?iitf), 
 (i-|l(;cr, 2 23iid)er (El)rontf(i , bn3 5?ol)elieb, 
 Die Riagelieber Oeremia uub ben 'iprebiget 
 
 Hag-iog-rapltal , hageog'grafll, 
 
 ailj. l)ii!)ii'gri.ipi)ifd). 
 
 Ha^iug-rapher, hageog'grafur, 
 *. ber »iigiognipf) , fniio./ifd)' 'S^djrifrileller. 
 
 Hiig-sliip, liag'sliir *• *• bns S^eipeiu 
 luefeii. 2. ber iiicl einer ^Jir*. 
 
 Voiir hags hip, SmuijxjCl. Her-, bif 
 (Jraii :pcre. [3>rnwen^n<ig. 
 
 Hitg-ue, hage, «. [(SJeogr.J ipang, '« 
 
 Haj|;-uebut, h^ge'but, (Hage) (fr.) 
 *. Die i?afeiil)iid)re. 
 
 Halt, ha. interj. (}(i ! if)! 
 
 Hail, h^le , (angelf. haegel, hagel) «. 
 ber ipaijel, Die ©dilopeii. 
 
 Haii shot, ber iliirtiUf(^enHi)ii§. -. 
 stone, a) Da6 ipagelforii , Der ipagelilein, 
 bie v£(ftlo0e. b) bie iraiibeiifiujei. 
 
 Haii, r. n. Ijogeln. - v. a. i mi«f(^iit» 
 ten, ergieijeii. Shak. 
 
 Hail, (angelf. hal; tjdt; iplt. u. b^n. 
 heel; fd)lU. heb adj. (geiuoOnl. hale gefi^t.) 
 I. Ijeil, unuerle^t; gefunD (iiurn lu). 2. 
 frifd), iui^l)l, gefiiiiD, tm *2J3ol)ifein. 
 
 Hail,i/i/fr/. (gei«i»l)nl. p jpeil ! ®Jii<f ju | 
 
 Hail-fellow, Der ^anicraD. 
 
 To be hai 1- f e llo w well met, }| mit Qit 
 neni uer rant umgel)en, gut t^reuiib feiin 
 
 Hail, t. ber @iru@. 
 
 The angel hail bestowed. Miltox. 
 
 Hail, (1). gr. kaleo) v. a. 1. grfi0en, 
 begriipen. 2. (eincui 6d)iffe jurufen) preteii, 
 bunl) Da^ '3prad)n)ljr onrufeii. 
 
 Haill,> (fd)utt.) whole. Hail o' 
 
 Hale, ^ »ty ain, all my own. 
 Hale and feer, whole andea'. 
 
 tire. 
 
 Hain, (f(f)Ut't.) to spare, to save. 
 
 Haily, hAle, adj. au6 ^agel be|le< 
 l;enb, ipagel . . . [03i-nffd)aft ipennegau. 
 
 Haiaault, hinolt, «. [OJeugr.] bie 
 
 UaillUUS, Ii4 iius, (fr. haineux) adj.) 
 
 UaiU(»UMly, ha iiusle. ado. ^ 
 
 gel;aiTtij ; ab!'d)eulii1), gottii>6, \(t)n\QHi^. 
 
 HaillUUSIiesS , haHusaes, «. bit 
 ■Mb|"d)euiid)teit (ciucs H •rbred)en5). 
 
 Hair, hare, (ailf if. Iiaer; i)Of[. hair; 
 fd)iu. t>ai ; bha. haar) • § bai SpiU\t. 2. bie 
 25i)r|len (Der »&d)iwcine» 3. i a) (etiua^ filei* 
 ne5, Biiiine^, llubebenitiibefi) b(\i ipanr, b> 
 t (ber £niif, bie Drbnii^gi Die 5''^"; 5i»'tut 
 u. •ilvt einer ®rt4)e. Shak. 3. LiiJPi'ijr.J bie 
 SBadenijaare. 
 
 Spuu goat's hair, b(\6 £aiue(garn. A 
 fine liead of tr- , ein fd)LMicr j^aanund)*. 
 Against the -, a) iwtDer Den iSrnd). b) i 
 gernDe jinuiDer. To a -, niif eiii.'5)aar, gnnj 
 geiiail. It was within a hair's breadth, 
 e6 fel}lte faum em ipaar (b. t). nid)C oiel). 
 There's not a — on's head but 'tis a Va- 
 lentine, til ijt S3aleiitiii, luie er leibt ii. lebt. 
 
 frou. More liair ihau wit, ber itopf ifl 
 Qtuyer al6 ber iSerilaiib To take a - ol 
 
Fate, ffir, f/.ll, fat. Mk, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, ndr, got, ^il, cloud. Tube, tub, fill. t//in, Tllk. 309 
 
 HAi 
 
 the Mme dog, etneit fRaiifd) burc^ tinen an< 
 (etn untreiben. 
 
 Hair - bag, ber $nnr6ciifeJ. —-ball, 
 6et 6eiitf(t)e 95eji)<ir. --bell, [Sot.] bie 
 Oigl. i^OOiilUlje. --brained, f. Hare- 
 brained, --breadth, a) f. bit tOttitt 
 tinte ^MTti (aud) i). b) adj. (a hair- 
 breadth escape) (tint )^IU(i)t, &IUmi> 
 fd)UU(|j iiiit fleimiier 9?iitl). --broom, a) 
 btt Bonlbeicn. b) ter ^crfliuif^. — but- 
 tons, 4. pi. tjavtnt Xnbvit. --cloth, Bn« 
 ^flortuct). -drexser, ber iJxirtrfuniTItr. 
 
 — dressing, bii« 3ri|lrcii. -•fillet, — 
 lace, bie ^anrbuibe. --grout, ["OTour.] 
 btt ^narmurtrl. --hung, ^ an tincm 
 i^rtore boiifltiib. —-pin, --needle, bit 
 i5)aarniibfi. --powder, b<i6 i^nrpulorr. 
 — salt, lOHiiieraifl .]iai ^aarfnlj. — shirt, 
 fca< i^AArcud). -side, bie J^AArfeite (btr 
 ^Aiite). --sieve. ba£ S^aaxiitb. --star, 
 btt ^AAfilern , btr ifoinet. --stroke, 
 ber if).iAr|lri(t> tim Sdjreiben). --trunk, 
 bet tttudjt Jlojfct. --weed, [Sot.] bA5 
 O3fl(lertiioo«, ber aSAfffrfnbeii , sajafferfiu. 
 
 — worm, ber ^AAriuurm, 
 Haired, hard, adj (in Sufainmens 
 
 fe^uiifjeu) t)A<iri(). [haired, frAU#f)aiirtj]. 
 
 Rough- haired, i^tig, rAud). Curl- 
 
 HairiitesN, hi'renes, 4. bie ^AArifj- 
 ftit, l)Ainri<]e JUerdjAJfeuljeit. 
 
 UiUrleMa, hare'les, adj- f)aatlot, tat)l. 
 
 Hnirift, cfft^ott.) harvest. 
 
 Hairy, hi'ie, adj. l. I)aarig; i^AAr... 
 2. ^nren. 
 
 Hairy rose -gall, ber inorenfdjrcnmm. 
 
 Haitli, ICerri.) a petty oath. 
 
 HaiverM, (jd^oit.; ber llitftiin. 
 
 Hake, liake. ( 4. [3d}ti;9Dl. ] bai 
 
 Hakot, hak'ut.5 9{uthaiii]e. 
 
 Hake, liake, v. n. o (inii after) nA(t> 
 CtivAA i'd)iia)))>eu, trnctlteii, flreben. 
 
 H*id ( 'f*''"^ ■" "k'*'"* pUee. 
 Hal* hal, (^bfur^und fur Heorjr) «. 
 
 ^einruf). 
 
 Hal, in einigen 9iAnien, bebeutet hall. 
 
 Halberd, haiiburd, «. a) bie SftWt-. 
 biirbe (ber lliueto(jtiiere), (bAf)cr) b) bie Uh: 
 tcri^fjiiier^lleUe. [fiepruoelt nierben. 
 
 To be brought to the halberd, 6 nu£> 
 
 Halberdier, hallbdrdeer', «. ber 
 ^cllebiirtiet. 
 
 Halcyon, hal'sheun, (gr. "Si.) «. 
 ber ftifii'CjieJ. - adj. t rul)i(j , ilill , frieblic<) 
 (XA-ge). Itlifl, frieblid), riil^ig. 
 
 Halcyonian, liaUheo'ncan, adj. 
 
 Hale, hile, adj. a) Ijcil, uni<erlei;t. 
 b; gei'uub, fnid>, iuol)l. - «. t "a* 2i3ol)l|ein. 
 
 Hale, liAle, t)b. brder hiwl. (fr. hit- 
 ler; fd)iu. iiaia) ». a. 1. a; [ ';])tAr. ] t)i\Wn. 
 b) i\ti)tn, fd}levpen. 2. i a; (from) eiicrei> 
 ^n (eiiier «&iid)e). b) (to) fnrtrciurn iju). 
 Shak.. 3. ( mi( up) ['0}iiir. J Aui'tieieu (bie 
 ©eflel). 4. (mit out) [-)Kar. j An^iMeii (eiii 
 XafeO. [JjAlt, jie^t, idjleppt, niiijolt. 
 
 Haler, liA'lur, h^wl'ur, «. Q,ntt, ber 
 
 Half, liaf, (aiigeM'. half, healf, giut). 
 halbs; t)0U., fdym. half; bnn. halv) pi. unl- 
 vcs, havs, 4. I. bie j^mfie. 2 pi. pMl>\>attl 
 
 To do things by halves, 'Jllle< uur 
 ^Ib . Obenljill ttjtin. One's better -, 1 Pie 
 (Jl)fl)dlfje. Tiie better -, b.t flri^ere ^Mitt 
 
 HAL 
 
 Hair, haf, a4j. 1. (init bem 91tnfe( 
 the Ob. a nad) \id)) l)iiib. 2. (nad) rem "llrt 
 tifel ileljciit) i)Mb. 3. mAiidjiniil fflim half 
 baib oor, bnlb luid) bem 'ilrtifel i1et)eii, Aber 
 mic enter oerr^iebeiieii ^ebeutiiiig, ). £. - 
 a guiuea, eiiie t)Albe Q)uinee (i![i3erct) ber 
 ■•Miiinje; }. C id> flJb (jc|1erii eiiieiii ^Sertlcr 
 eiiie Ijiilbe fflutaee ic ); A - guinea, cine 
 hiilbe Q)uiiiee (in ber ^irflic^teit, b. f). in 
 
 Half an orange, eine l)Albe '$oincrAii)e. 
 
 - a pound, eiii l;>ilbev ^)>fiiiib , bie i£d>ioere 
 uon 8 lliijen. — adoten, em I^Albet Dlit)e^^. 
 A pound and a — , ailbertl;illb ')>fliiib. - 
 past seven, |)alb a<t)t Ul)r. A - sheet of 
 twelves, [Ii)po(jr.] bii6 CuoPejfonuat. To 
 get - in -, boppeii, b. t). l(XJ"^o (jeiuinneii. 
 
 Hair, 0. a. I)iiibireii, tjiilben. 
 
 Hair, ado. I. t)nib. i. ta 3ii|Ammen> 
 fe^iiiigen, t)alb, rin Il)eil (unb bAl;er) iinuofl^ 
 roiiiiiien. 
 
 Half-blood, 1. «. Brother, sister of 
 the -, ber i{>nlbbruber, bie j{)iilbfd)iue)ler, 
 bci6 6tiet{je|'d)ivi|Ur. 2. adj. i)aibbiirttg ; 
 iDAlbblut... --blooded, a) (ooii e(^tet, 
 tiber geinifdjter 3{A?e ubilnmiiienb, uon jiuei: 
 erlei (i)eid)le(^t) ^uibbliit... b)tAU6geimet, 
 I'Cjledjr, gciiieiii. Sha*. --bred, a) ooii ge: 
 iui|d)ter ^Ubfuiift. b) niitretiiiii^ig eriogeii. 
 c) iinuodfonimen, fdjledjt. --brother, ber 
 i>iUb>, Srieforuber. --cap, iin pi- bai 
 Jfiirfen ber 'OKfi^e, ^iilbgriiBeii. Shak. -- 
 c o m ui u u i o n, ba6 <.!lbeiiomiil)l iinter Qintx 
 ®c|liilt. --crown. bieljiilbeSronecMfiiiiie). 
 --dead, IjAlb tobr. --faced, a) niir 
 •iiteii Il;eil bed &en(S)te6 ieigeiib, imr i}<ilb 
 )u rel;en. Shak. b) I'd^uMibacfig , tnit eiiieiii 
 !(piilbgeftil)te. Shah., c) i Ijalb, iinuoUfoiii; 
 men. --hatched, ().ub lUifgebriiret. -- 
 heard, IjAlb gfl)ort. - ki rtle, bA* -JJfie: 
 ber. Shak. --learned, t)alb geirljrr. -- 
 lost, l)alb oerloren. --mark, ['Miijiniu.l 
 bie l)Albe Wrttf (=6sh. 8 d. iSterling;. 
 
 - moon, I. ber ipiiibnionb, Ijalbe OJi'onb. 
 2. [ 5eiluiig«b. J ber ^jjalbmoiib. --part, 
 bie ^illfte, «f)illbpiirf. Shak. -pay, 1. *. 
 ber IjalbeSoib. Ou --pay, atif IjiilbemSribe. 
 2. adj. nuf l)Albein Solbe fitl)taD. --pen- 
 ny, pi. h a I f - p e u c e, (liA'peii^, hap'pen- 
 ne) 1. 4. ber i)albt eiigl. ^;)3t'cnnig, Dreier. 
 
 - - p e n n y - w o r I li. ber lijcrtl) eiiie* Oreiere. 
 Proo. To have one's hand on one's -- 
 penny, a) nuf feiiien 'Tiii^en ober iSortljai 
 I'eljen. b) nuf femer $iit fein. — penny, 
 2. adj. einen Dnier luertl) oD. foilenb. Smak. 
 --pike, bnfi ©ponroii, itiirigeiuehr. -- 
 pint, bie Ijalbe <l>mte (= */4 £lunrt), -- 
 pound, ciii ^(t)r'Uiiieii.(iJeiuid>t. — pri- 
 ce, ber IjAlbe ^tcii; IjiUbe SJertlj. --read. 
 obtrflad)ii(t) biird) i-'efcn gebilbet. — scho- 
 lar, ber ^albgeliljrte. --seas-over, a; 
 (10) filjr iTrtlje (eiuer Snd>t). b) ^nlb be 
 uebelt Ob. betrunfen. --sighted, tuty- 
 rid)tifl (niic^t). --sphere, bie $»albfiigel. 
 --starved, Ijnib ocrljuiigert. --strain- 
 ed, uiiuodfommen. --sword, iimerl;alb 
 eiuer Ijnlben ©djmertlnnge ; ber Kninpf init 
 bem fleiiien (»twti)Vt. To be at - sword 
 with..., IjAiibgemein fein mit... Shak. — 
 tongue, adj. [ (S)f rd)n>oriieiigrri(f;tr | hAlb 
 iiiiS Otiinnbern uiio l)>ilb nii£ "liiiff^nbern 
 beilrtjeiib. --verse, ber $niboer«. 
 
 UAL 
 
 way, 1. adv. Auf Ijnibein <S3ege, auf btn 
 Ijnlben SSSeg. 2. acij. nuf Ijaioem >lijege (ie> 
 genb. --wit, ber (Jiufait^piiifcl, i)?nrr, 
 il)or. --witted, einfiiltig, narrifdj, nid>t 
 red)t gefrf>eit. 
 
 Halfen, haf'un. a<<;. t ^rr $alftc 
 feiuer geljorigen G'igenrd)afren enuangelab. 
 
 Halfen-deal, adv. jur j^illfte- 
 
 Halfer, iilfur. «. i. Qinev, ber nut 
 jur ^lilfte befi^t. 2. ber ucrfdliiitiene Dnm» 
 (J'rfd). . [dy. 
 
 Hain , [ Dertl. ] dwelling, cusio-' 
 
 Halibut, hoi'lebut, *. [^dtttjpoi.J 
 bie ^tili, jpedbutte. 
 
 HalUloiii, lial'leduni, (nngtlf. hali^ 
 dome) 4. ' ial6 Sdjiuurj bie Seligfeit, 
 
 By my hall do ui, bei tiieiner «2eligrcit. 
 
 HaliniasB, hol'limas, 4. bai (tatij.) 
 (fell nder Seelen. 
 
 Halituuus, haiitsh'uus, (V.I. balU 
 tus) adj. » geiilig; bunilig. 
 
 Hall, hill, (nugelf. heal; ^oH. halt 
 fnnefr. aala) 4. 1. I9lrd>it. ] a) bie SfaOt, 
 ber @iiAl. b) ber 33orfnal. 2. ber CDrrid)t<« 
 fiiAl, (bA^er) 3. t ber (5}eric^t<ljof, ba6 ®erid>t. 
 4. ber 'i!i3ol)tifi9 eine£ (^jur^ljt-rrn , ii<o e^e* 
 niAli CDeriif)t grl;Alteii ivurbe. 5. bai Aufte* 
 gium (Q)ebiiube nuf UniuerfitAten). 6. bif 
 3uuft|lube. 7. bie 'Uint^ilube (nuf 3iatb$ 
 Ijnufern >c.). 8. a hall! a hall! (ju <Sf)att 
 I'penre'^ Seiten) eiu ^u^ruf, um ^iaty in 
 einetn C^ebrnnge |u einem geivifjen (S'Ubinxct* 
 iU iund)en tjeOt a ring! a ring!) 
 
 Common hall, bai RailUjailt. 
 
 Hall-day, ber 0)eri(t)t£tng. — bonat, 
 --place, bA5 ®erid>t^l)nu«. 
 
 Hallag'e, baii'aje. 4. bai i^naengerb, 
 •OTnrftgelb, ©tnnbgdb, 25ubeugeib, ber 95ui 
 benjiue. 
 
 Hallan, (fc^ott.) a particular 
 pnrtition-wall in a cottage; a seal 
 of turfat the out-side. 
 
 Hallansiiuker, (fdjott.) a stur> 
 
 dy beggarly scamp. 
 
 Hallelujah, halleluu'ya, (1)tbt. 
 33.) 4. bai ipndeliijAlj , ber eobflefnng. — 
 Hallelu'jatic, adj. f eineu CobgefAnQ 
 bcjcid)iifub. l3ie^tAU, ber gAtl. 
 
 Halliard, hai'yaid, 4. [^Ilinr.] ba< 
 
 Halliduin, f. Halidom. 
 
 Hallier, haiyur, 4. bie ^t^temt, 
 bai &at» (Sogelne^). 
 
 Hallious, (fi()ott.) rogues. 
 
 Halloo, halluu', Ob. beffer hSl'luo, 
 V. n. 1. ()ndol) fd)reien, rufen. 2. t (after) 
 Ijinter (Einetn Ijer beden. Sidney. 
 
 Halloo, V. a. I. burd) ^ndoljrufen 
 erinuuteru, nnlje^eti (bie $uiibe). Prior. 2. 
 tnit fflcfd)rei uerfolgeu. Shak. 3. (S-inrm ju* 
 fd)reien, G-inem jujaudjjeii ob. jurufcn.SHA*. 
 
 Halloo, liailuu', inierj. l;ndol;! 
 
 Hailo«v, hal'lu, (angrir. haligan, 
 halgian) v. a. I. lueiljen , ^iiligen. 2. Ijeili» 
 gen (tjeilig IjAlten). 3. Ijeiiigen (nl< ijeilig 
 uereljren). 
 3. Hallowed be thy name. 
 
 LoRo's PKAVea. 
 
 Hallowinass, harioinas, 4. ibat 
 5e|l) nder ©eeleu, 'ilder iSeeleiung. 
 
 Hallucinate, liaiiuNinite, (M.) 
 V. n. t eiu 25iTiVI)fU begilji-u. 
 
 HallufJiiatioii , balluseni'shua, 
 
400 FAte, far. fall, fat. Mh, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6i\, cMM. Tube, tiib, ffill. t/tiii, Tills. 
 
 HAL 
 
 <lrtt.) *. I. t fens SBerfc^cn, ^er ^etjUt. Ai>- 
 DisoH. 2. ["iOJet).] Die 93ert'lcnt)iing ®lcn; 
 fcuiifl, SBifiDii. [©trcl;l)nliii, bns ©tri)l). 
 
 Halm, liiwni, (ani]df. healm) t. itv 
 
 Mttlo f lia'lo, (arnb. Iiaulon ) 4. 
 [^ftron.] bcr 5pof, S^iiig, Rrtii (11111 eiii 
 ©eilirn. [5pill6. Chaucer. 
 
 Halse, liaise, (nngeir. liaU) *. « ber 
 
 Halse, V. n. •' a.) iiiiiljaireii. b^grilpeii. 
 
 Hulseiliug- , lialse'iiiiig , adj. » 
 tatii) ill fctT S\tt)it tbiieiifc, nu6 Hv J»tcl)le. 
 
 ■falser, liaw'sur, li^w^'ur, (u. (Ill: 
 jj«ir. hals) (. |.<)Jtnr. ] tie ipnlfe (ciii tan, 
 3iel)|Vil). [*. Cer ©cl)iff;, SBoinjieljer. 
 
 Halsier, liiwsyere, (Hals' tier) 
 
 Halsoiig', hais'oiig. t. lai pMidmx. 
 
 Halt, liiil, (angelf. Iieall, halt; lieal- 
 tlan) V. n. 1. Ijalten , 5pn(t iiiort)eii d'. ciiicr 
 fflrmee ic). 2. l)iiiten , loljiiieii. 3. i a) uiu 
 fd)lufiig fein , j'rfjivnnfeii. b) l)iiircn ( u. &i-- 
 bidjteii ic). Shak. 
 
 Halt, v.a. [Wiiit.] S?aU nindjen infTfii- 
 Tlie general halted hi:> troops for re- 
 freshment. Washington. 
 
 Halt, adj. l;iiifeiit), (oI)iii. [5piiireii. 
 
 Halt, «. 1. ['Wiiit.j bcr ipnit. 2. ta6 
 
 To make a halt, i>illl lliadK". 
 
 Halter, liai'tur, «. ber i>piiifeiibe. 
 
 Halter, t. I. bie ipalfter (fTir ^ferbe). 
 2. bet ©traiig, ©tticf. 3. cer ©tricf, ©tramj 
 (iHiii 5paiigeio. 
 
 Halter-sick, o jiim ©iitgcii rcif. 
 
 Halter, v.n. l.ijriiftcni. 2. i>cr|lri<feii 
 
 Haltillg-ly, hal'tingle, adv. l;iiUeiib, 
 
 tniiijmiii. 
 
 Halve, iiav, 0. a. I;n(biren , ^olben 
 
 Halves, liavz, t. ]>l. v. half, 1. bie 
 if)i-,l|teii. 2. interj. l;nlb ?J5iirtl 
 
 To cry halves, ipall'pnrr nifcn. Togo 
 -, gitid) tl)eilen, l;olbireii, iiir ipiilfte gcl;eii. 
 To do by -. liar l)all> (luir obeiiljim vtf 
 
 Haly, (r(l)i^tr.) holy. inct^ten. 
 
 Halyinute, hat'lemote, (aiigi-li') f. 
 t bii6 0)niiib!]erid)t. 
 
 Ham, ham, niigelf. ham. ba6 S^Mii, 
 t)] iA6 mobcnie liome, l;eiili, ]. 3?. hamlet; 
 >V al t - ha 111 , ( 5a5iilfl;aii^ , 2i3iilfl}iiiii ), 
 Bucking - ham, Dur-ham, Noltiiig- liain. 
 
 Ham, (Oiigelf. ham) t. I. bie JCiiie: 
 iMjnbc. 2. tcii Dirfbfiii, bie Ceube (eiiie^ 
 lliierfi). 3. ber Sc^iiifeii. 
 
 Ham -siring, bie ^iiif(lfrt)fe. — - 
 siring, pp. hamstringed II. haiiislruug. 
 r. a. buret) 3fvfd)iicibiiiig bcr Jliiicflfrtjicii 
 liiljuicii ; ( (fiiu'iii Iljicre ) bie ipiicfi'e burd); 
 Idjiicibfii. --strung. giiiii)iiit. 
 
 Hamadryad, haiuaiin'aH. (gr.) «. 
 [5)ii)fl).) bie ipaiiiiibri)iibc, 55iiiiiiiiii)iiipl)e. 
 
 Hamate, ham'^te, (uu.) adj. i<cr' 
 fdjiiiiigtii, luTiuirrr. 
 
 Hainated, hamiiled, adj. l),irig, 
 nut ^afcii rb. 3»irfcii befeipt. Swikt. 
 
 Hamble, liambl. (nugr/f. hamelan) 
 F. «. biird) i5iird)i'd)iicibiing bcr Ifiiiepedjreii 
 lahnteii. 
 
 HambleK, ham'bU. «. f tier i^afcti. 
 
 Hamburi^il, hambilrg. (Ham'- 
 brougli. H am'bro') *. |(45fi'gr. j >piinibiirg. 
 
 Hame, hime u. pi. h'ames, t. in6 
 Jiiniiiiiet. 
 
 Hame, (fdiott.i liom«- [iviinl. 
 
 Uamkiii, iiamkin. «. bie €d}t'prcii> 
 
 HAN 
 
 Hamlet, hamllt, (fr. hameau) *. 1. 
 
 ber iGeiler, bnS Dort'djeii. 2. f ber Dbeifoii. 
 
 ftiibel. lnciii ^IBeilcr uerborgeii (nnge|1ebelr). 
 
 Hainieted, ham'iated. mO'. in ei> 
 
 Hammel, ham'el, f Hamble 
 
 Hamely, <.\<t)oit.) homely. 
 
 Hammer, ham'nnir, (angeir. ha- 
 iner; IjoU. hamer) m. I. ber 5pi1illllier. 2. 
 ber ijjfiiniieiiberfel (ciiie« (J)eiu«l)r3).- 3. t 
 (bei aSeriteigcniiigeii) ber 3iifd)liig. b) bie 
 (i)ei6cl (ber Seijcrei). 
 
 Shoeing hammer, ber 9'iiert)()nniiiier 
 (einee 5piirTd)iiiiebi5). To go to the -, iier> 
 lleigcrt luerbeu. 
 
 Hammer • cloth , ber lleberjiig bei 
 Kilt\<i>bvd6. --hard, «. blinl) ©i-l)Mgrii 
 gcl}iirtete6 e-ifrii, burd) ^mnmerii gcluivrcrer 
 StilljI. —-hard, —-hardened, adj. burd) 
 lSd)liigen gcljartet. — headed shark. 
 (3d)t()i)oI.] ber ipiimnierfifd). —-man, ber 
 ipiimniercr(iiiSd)iiiieben). — oyster, eiiic 
 bcfoiibere airt Slujlern. — wort, tSot.j 
 em itraut. 
 
 Hammer, v. a. 1. ^nninterii, fd)la! 
 gen, |'d)niieben (©tnf)l 20. 2. 1 a) rd)iiiieCfii 
 iSBcrrnrlj 20. b) (niit out) |"d)niieben, anii 
 finnen. [bie nur 'iraut li'^-rd)liigeii 
 
 Hammering boxers, iingerd)irf re ijorfr, 
 
 Hammer, v.n. l.nrbeiten; inrnien. 
 2. 1 a) florfeii, (lortern (ini Sfcben). b) uipon) 
 iinileljeii bei ©tiua*. c) (on) iindxliiiien 
 (liber), d; (ini aS3erfe fein) iin itrpfe Ijcr 
 iiiiigi'f)fn, bri'itcn. 
 
 Hammer, *. [Drnif^.] bie Slninter 
 
 Yellow hammer, bie (?3olDailiilier. 
 
 Hammerable, hani'murabl. adj 
 (jiiiiiiiicrbnr. i5pninnierer, ^nninicriirbeirer. 
 
 Hammerer, hani'munir, «. ber 
 
 Hammering:, hamniuiing, t. i. 
 tdi (5)cl;aninier. 2. b(ii ©tottern. 3. (mit 
 upon) bie llnrd)li"iiTigf«it. 
 
 Hammuc, him'muk.^d'p. haniaca) 
 
 Hammock, y s. bie S^an-. 
 
 genuine. [l^Spt.] fjatig, gefrilnimt. 
 
 HamOUS, ham'iis, (U.I. hamu.s) adj. 
 
 Hamper, ham'pur, (iiiraiiiineiigc}. 
 I'On hanaper) *. 1. + bie Ku|Te, 25ild)re. 2. 
 ber ^2i5ugeMfprb, ^acfforb, bie &ied)fe. 3. 
 bie 5«tTfl/ ^etre. 
 
 Hamper, v. a. I. uernMifein, itcr< 
 rd)lingen (bie gilee 20; {bnf)<v) fiiiigni. 2. 
 } a) uerilricfen. b) berucfen, anli'rfen, fBr> 
 lien, c) I'eriuirrcu. d) in 23erlegeii()eu feyeii, 
 beiinriil;igi'n. 
 
 Hampered, eri'djlnfft (1). ben ^^eruen). 
 
 Hamsiiackle, (fc^ott.) to tie 
 
 the head of a horse or cow to one 
 of its forelegs. [ber i>ani|Ter. 
 
 Hamster, ham'stur, «. [i)?atiirg.J 
 
 Hau, han, frir(they) have. 
 
 !!""'% { (icl)0tf.) hand. 
 Hauii', } 
 
 Hanaper, han'apur, (norm, hanap; 
 angelf. hnaep) t. (el;ctn.) bie fiiiiigl. ©d)ii^: 
 fnninter. 
 
 Hanse, hanse.^ e. a. « in bie $oI;e 
 
 HailllCe , y^tbtn, \. Enhance. 
 
 Haiices, hairx^z. dat. ansa) t. pi. 
 I. [i!lrd)ir.l bcr "idiSlnuf, Qlbfa^, bie G-nbcn 
 f(liprird)cr S^riKn. Harris. 2. (-War. J bie 2. nur \o I'icl 
 (5)if!tiige bcr Jfcgclingen iUii ber ©djanje bc6 - and glove 
 
 HAN 
 
 Hand, hand, (nngelf. hand, iioDd; 
 
 ban. haand; fd)ll). , J)o(l. hand) *. I. Bie 
 5?niib (bei 'OJfeufdjen). 2. a) ber gug (eine« 
 'J.ilfen). b) bcr 25i)rbcrfu6 (einefi ?lJ|erbe<j). 
 3. bie gau|1 (ipanbbreit, ein ^Rag v. 4 3o(I 
 fur bie 03roge ber ^^ferbe) . 4. bie ©eite. &. 
 bcr 3eigcr (einer llljr). 6. bie ^.iiib (ipan£r» 
 litrift; >llrt jii |'d)reiben). 7. (Dfeitf. ] bit 
 ipaiiO (-lijcife. ^fcrbe jii fuljrcii). 8. bit 
 il)at. 9. bie (rtd)cre, fcile ic) ipaiib (beiin 
 ■■)}faf)lcn :c.); bic (5)cfd)irflid)»eit, (Ueivanbr* 
 licit. AuuisoN. 10. pi. bie jpiiiibe (fd)affente 
 -)}ind)t (ihntei). 11. bie lUrf unb ^IDcife ju 
 fpicicn. Drvdem. 12. bie ^anb ( aSirniirte* 
 lung, If)eiinal;nie, g-iiljrniig, ber >Uiirl)ei(). 
 13. bie .^aiib (ber 25efi(5, bie tiJciualt). 14. 
 pi. bie Jpiiiibe, Slrbeitcr, bien|ltl;ueiiBe Seiite, 
 -))ittiin. 15. bie 'i)}titnjirfuiig, ber DieiiiT. 16. 
 bie ipanC «i)0lliicl;eiibe (iJciuoir, bcr G'inflirp ic 
 (5)i'tte6). 17. « ber SSortljcil. 18. « bie (5)e» 
 lualt, Obcrt)anb. 19. ' ber ^4>rci6. 20. bie 
 Garten (im ©pielC); (bal)cr) 21. bai ©piet. 
 4. This i" admitted on all hauds (adgCJ 
 llicin) 8. Thou sawest the contradic- 
 tion between my heart and hand. 
 KiNU Charles. 9. He had a mind to 
 try his Hand at a Spectator. Auuisoil. 
 14. The mason employs twenty hands. 
 At hand, jur Jp'^ub , nal;e, nic^t ferii. 
 At my ' at his — etc., at the — of, von 
 ^eiiianb (anneljinen, eiupfaiigeii). At any 
 one's hxnds, liDIl ©citcil Ol^OI'IO^^. At a 
 dear — , * rljciier. At first, second etc. hand, 
 auS ber trilcii, jiucircn ic. ipaiib. At the 
 best -, aui ber erilcn >piinb, lupljifeil (faii» 
 fell). At no — , on no -, * uiiter feiiier ®cbrn» 
 gang, niif teine ^cifc, iiin feinen ^J5rei«, feU 
 iifSiuegfi. At any -, niif jebcii Jad. By th« 
 
 - of, burd). In any -, of all -», oilf irgeilO 
 eine 9lrr, auf jebcn JJad. By -, a) mit ben 
 ipanben. b) aui ber :^wb, au6 freicr Spanb. 
 c) Dt)ne Sbrufl uber 'OJiutteriniid) (nufjieljen 
 ein ilinb). In — , a) nuf bie $niib, pcrautf, 
 ini 25M:nu«. b) banr, boar iiOpanb, in (lin» 
 gciibcr DJiiinje.. in banreni &tiie. c) in 93e» 
 rcitfd)aft, uorUegcnb. On-, a ) i>Drrnrf)i(j 
 (l;abcn iUaaren 20, nuf bein Soger, b) un» 
 tcr ber *Jluf|ld)t, Ceituiig. On all hands, 
 nuf bb. uoii nlleii ©eiteii. On the other — , 
 from another -, uoii nnberer ©eite. Olf -^ 
 o()iie 3aubcrn, nuf ber ©telle, a»i bcux ©teg* 
 rcif, iiiiuorbcreitet, geiunnbt, gcfdjirft. Out 
 of-, a) bnar (bcjnl;len). b) fogleicf), niif 
 ber ©telle. To his -, to my -, etc., a|fd)i>0 
 fcrtig, bereit. h) iinc^ Sjeliebcn ub. 5U3uiif(l>. 
 Under, with, in one's own -, mit eigener 
 5paiib iiiircrfdjricbeii, eigciifjnnbig, mit Der 
 Uiitcrrdjrift. Under -, a) unter ber 5pnub; 
 Ijeiniiid). b) untcrfdjricbeii (lum Urfunben). 
 
 - over head, j'lbcr S?<\li u. Km, unbcfon* 
 nen, »nbcbad)t, uniH'rfid)tig; ufldjiaffig, oben» 
 i)iit - over -, [■QJTar.] ^Mb iibci-^anbl - 
 in -, a) 5pnnb in ipanb , fibcreiniliiniiienb, 
 einnintl;ig. b) be»iuein, pniTciib, tniiglid). 
 Shak.. Before -, lUlf •Jlbidjlag. - 10 -, 
 cnge, fe|l; "Wnun gcgen -Miami (fninpfen). 
 From — to hand, I'on ipailb Jil ipan6. 
 From — to mouth, 1. am ber .ipailb in'tf 
 '»inul, PiMi i>aiiD }ii 'Wiiiib (ntHi)burffifl). 
 
 a[i man |iir 3i'it brau(t)t. 
 briibcriid) , fcl^r ucrrr.uir 
 
 3{uber«. 
 
 Hakbis. Heart wud -, uiir gniijcr ©ccle, init Sribif 
 
F^tp. far, fail, fat. >1e, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, got, 6il, rl6nil, Tnbe, tub, fiill. t//in, THw. 401 
 
 HAiN 
 
 Scele. Hand to fist, o tinmagii]. oijnt ai>- 
 liu'eQeii (rriiifcn<. Hands olf! o )vti] Da! 
 Upper -, bit Obtri)M\(>, Df^rritelle , t»er Ql)-- 
 teiiplilt). In (lie luniing of a — . ill eilirill 
 5Rii. Now ill -. iiiirer 6er 'ilrbfit. All hands 
 on deck! [-WiU.] ut)crn(l ! Even hand*, 
 gteirt) nilf. A niiui of quick liands, rill 
 fVrtjger fflei'ctj.iitrillilllll. A man of liin -. 
 fin tl)iitii)fr ■■Wiiiiii. A man of liia -, 
 Itandii, em ■'W.iiiii I'Pii (Vinct Wrwf. For 
 money out of -. flir l'^• lUd''" t'll'lf* OietD, 
 ft.ut trnaren 0)el^e6. Under — and •eal, iiii> 
 tendjnebfii ii. befifijflt. Noie of-, |ipoll^eli 
 in >?.uiefrf)triii, i?iiiiPiurrt)|VI, Cic 5?.iiiPu1)rifr. 
 To liave an excellent liaiid. I>i<riri'tflit1) 
 flrbfiteil. To linve a very line — on lli<? 
 violin, ffljr gut tie Weiijc iViflcii. To »eule 
 •ne't — , to make one's hand steady, fid) 
 fill tiiie ftjlc ipiiiift gciuoljurii. To tane a - 
 at a game, mitfpifieii. A liorse liot at -, 
 rin Ijnrtmrtiilioei -JJiVrB. A lior»e leaning 
 upon the -, fill ^fcrJ, tM |Vt)iu<r III Per 
 &ail|T lirijt. To be in - wiili. a) (rtiu.16 in 
 tn «rt?fii Ijnbeii. b) (nut (S-iiieiii> uiitcr; 
 IjaneclM, (),lll^eln, ini >>iiit)fl iVIjfn. To join 
 
 - in hand. }uuiniiniii|1i"l)eu, juuunmeuljiil; 
 trii. To bear in -, a) + ((S-iiifiu> yer.iel'lid)!' 
 i^ojfnuiifl iiiiirtjeii , bei (S-iiicni (STiu.iriiiii= 
 ben trrefleii, utjiu t.uii«1)cn. Shak. U; i.(iu 
 tieii) in iVnitr Weiu.ilt Ij.iben. To hear a 
 -, tilcn, fid) iputen, I'irt) l>crili:ii. To set tin- 
 
 - to, (J'tiene uiitirm-ljnieii, niTMcDnieii. To 
 take In -, iintcnuhnicn, uerrii(t)iii. To have 
 in one'« hand*. ((»-|iuni in ^.mJ>eii Ijatxn. 
 To have a - In. nut (fiiv.t* jii i\1)>iifiii iT)- 
 )ii ttjnn t)abe», tie >>aiit nut ini ^piile l;ii: 
 ben (bei;. To put the lai.| - or ftninhiiig - 
 to . ., bit lci>K >?.inb Ifflfii (.111 (yiiurt6). To 
 diange-t, a) iiiibcre («riiiiDe oorbrin.jrn. 
 b) (iiif eine niiSere ©eitc trctrn. To cliause 
 the - In .., ts-iiwne lincern, abanbcrii. My - 
 U in, id) i)abt einninl anfliiiiii.jin, id) bin bn-. 
 bti. My - U out. id) tjabe iMid)i6 uieljr biunit 
 )ll tl)lin, id) bin ilid)l ^^U>ri. To dap hands, 
 in bit jf>.iiibe fliurd)eii, SBeifrtll ;urrd)eii. To 
 come cap In — lo any one, fid) (rilieill be> 
 iniitl}io iiill;eu. To come to hand, liauds. 
 einlanien, einflr()cii, jn i>on£>cn ronimeii, jn^ 
 fptlinien. To takn ilie law iiilo one's own 
 -. ftct) iclb|l, eigeiini.irt)ii(j 'Jicd)i i'i:rrd)ii|ftn. 
 To take in -. i>t«rnfl)itiiii, iinteriieljmeii. To 
 take off one's -, (yuicin (ftiia* .IbfiUlfcil. 
 To keep a strict - over.., + (S-|lien jlmiije, 
 tncj l).Utfn. lo bear a heavy - over, t 
 ©men brucfen. To go, to fall in - with... 
 e-fit).t* aninnniM. To get-. ^ (S-infliiB qc 
 U'lniien. To give a bill fi-oi» -, (iiieii 'Jiird)" 
 fel nirt obrr vow btt ^.mb gebeii. To give 
 In-, oerabririd)^ , I'eriibfoliini laiTcn. To 
 hold - with.., < nid)t niid>iU'l)cn ((l-tiieni;. 
 To have any thing upon one's hands, oil' 
 one'* hands, (ttivni (liif bem ijtaii'e, I'lnn 
 S).iir< Ijnben. To get the better -, * in i&vv> 
 tt)Cll fDmincn. Smak. To be llippant with 
 one's liauds, gli'ld) iin°d)Mijrn. To make 
 one's — , to make a goad - of.., fciiien 
 5Bprfl;ciI , iJiiitjen jie Ijen ( iiu4 ). To part 
 even hands, vt)ne i5oril;ril am' irgriib etnrr 
 ©«!ite tiuSriiii'iiiti'ri.ifljen. To slmke hands 
 with... a) e-umii tie it''i"'-f' '''^''"""- "" 
 fid) <»uffDl)iteii imit). c) i i'eriid)rirn (iiiu'i. 
 I have it from very good hands, id) l;'>bf 
 
 Lmfl.-dtuUch. WdrierbucU. I. 
 
 UA.N 
 
 ti von flilttt i^Oinb. To lower the hand, 
 ben 3iitiin iiiid)laiTi:ii (biiin Dteiteii). Ts put 
 into one's-, (rtneni (?ni)rt3 eiiil)iiiibiijeii, 
 be!)(iiibli)f II. To try one's - at . . , |ii(^ uev 
 l'iid)eii an ... 
 
 Hand- ball, ein alte^ %afn>ie(. -- 
 barrow, bie irno«» Iragbaiire. --bas- 
 ket, ber >paiibfi>rb. —-bell, bie ®d)elle, 
 bn6 m'o(fst)ttx. --bill. ba& 'mui; bet 
 3ttiel. --borrow, ber '.OJiiburiic — - 
 bow, ber ^anbbi.'gen, bie *iirnibruit. -- 
 breadth, bie ipaiibbreit. --cloili, ba£ 
 «it)niip|!, iar(<)eiu, >?anbtu(f). --craft. \. 
 Itandicraft. —-cuff, (.ailoeir. Iiaiid- 
 copse) 4. a) bie ipaiibfraufe. b) bie Sp-wt^ 
 ld)elle, ^lUibfejiel. --cuff, v. a. tc|lelii, 
 ti-ineni ii)anb|d)i:lleu aiilcgeii. —-fast, «. 
 I. bie (jei.inglii^e ipaft. i. - ber ^air, bie 
 i^abe. --fast, ailj. » oerU'bt. -fast, 
 0. a. "^ a) i)aiib|'e|l niad)cn. b> ^I'ainuieir 
 gebeii {S5erlobte>. c; I'erloben. B. Jossox. 
 -fasting, «. eiiir 'Jirt iSerlobuiig ub. 
 >peiratl;^ufrfrag. —fetter, tie >panb; 
 rd)elle, ipaiiDiriTcl. — -ful, «. I. bie i{>.iiic>: 
 i<i)ll. 'i. ber >Jliiiii'i>U. 3. '•^ bie ipaiibbrcit. 4. 
 t a) bie ipaiibi'oll (■J)ieiiid)t:n, b. t). \tt)t we- 
 iiige;. b> alU ^aiibe uoU iu t^iiii. -gal- 
 lop, ber furte (,i)allop. --glass, [(^u: 
 Ifilf.) bie (^la6))lucfe. —-grenade, bie 
 >>>uibgcauaie. --gun, bie (yiiiiie. --lau 
 gnage, f bie '^iiujrn'prad)):. --lead, 
 [Wi.ir.J bcti :pailbU>ll). --leather, bUe 
 :puiiciti'ir (bet e>d)nilcr k.). --maid, -• 
 
 III a i d e II , bie -^Jiiliji^ , :ipail$: , £)ieil|lllUl|lb. 
 -mill, etc :j;>.liibUlUI)le. —-rail, bile 
 (.'(>rliin('«ir. — sails, «. pi. l<))iar.J Die 
 i^.uibKijel. - saw, bie :j>ani>i'aiji;. -- 
 screw, bie *f)aubll)lllbf. — spike, -- 
 speck, a; Die 3"ber|Lniiije. b; bie Spebc, 
 ■brrt^llange. -■ staff, ber 'Hiiirn'piew. -- 
 stroke, ber :paiibr(t)iaa, ©treid) mi( ber 
 ip,mb. — vice, ber ^lUibi'd^caiibeilod. 
 --weapon, bie i^ailbivaffe. — work, 
 bie §anbarbeii. --worked, hand'wuikt, 
 nut beu ipaiiben ueri'cnigt. --worm, bie 
 ■Mfilbe. --writing, 1. bie ipauf |'i1)ri|t, 
 >paiib. 2. bie ipaiibi'dKil't, Sd)ri|t ber itac^ 
 lien ^pniibi eigciil)anbige Uiitrr|d)rif(. 
 
 Ilnudt V. a. 1. euil;aiibigeii, l)in<jeben, 
 riberreid)cii , iibcrgtben, gciten (luit ber 
 i>iinb). 1. bei ber ipanb fi"tl)rfn, leiieti. i. 
 i).uiOi)aben , |ul;ren cioi-rfiengcj. 4. t •!"' 
 laiirii, flreii'eii. Shak.. 5. lOWar.J bf|(t)iai 
 ijrn, aniuinben (bie tSeijely. 6. (down) a; 
 Iji-ruiiterlamjen ((S-iiunS). bj i lioetUtKrn. 
 7. (about>i)eruingcbcn ((f'tiuas). S. (inio^ntiii 
 etnljeben (in em 'Boot lo; eini'nl;ren uni. 9. 
 ioui;t)iiiau«fiil;reni ^rtaii6iiel;mcn ; ((S-iiirni) 
 Ijeraneijeliiii. 10. ( over; a> l)criiberful)ten. 
 bi l)iiireid)en , ein^aiibrjen, au»l)aiiOifli'n, 
 I'lberiicfern, aiisiie.rrn, iUjlcfUn, an (jmeii 
 libergeben. 11. (in) ((riiicuu l)riieinl;i-l|eii. 
 
 ■iaiiil, p. n. S?<i»b in S?<\n!> gcoen. 
 
 HttUtled, han'ded, iidy I. ^p,Ulb in 
 S?iWb. 2. (in gnriuiiniciirr^ungru) ben 0Je: 
 brand) ber (red)ten ob. iiiifi'iu >>aiiD l;abeiib. 
 
 Right-handed, r(d)(c. Left--, lm(6 
 (fein). Two--, a) ijanbtfjl cMianii). b; 
 grog, rd)iyer (©c<)i»crt). To go -, fid) bet 
 ber fbanb ti'ihreii. 
 
 Hunder, hand'ur, «. a) brr llf6i'r> 
 rf.c?)fr, [» i - down, bit lUbirlunrer. 
 
 UAN 
 
 Haildicrart, handekraft. (ail^tlf. 
 liaudciaet'i) *. I Die ^piiMbarbeit, b(i^ J^aub* 
 luerf. 2. ber ipanbroerfcr. 
 
 HnullicraftSlliailjIiand'ekiafts- 
 man . *. Per ^paiiOiucrffniaiiii , ipaiibiuerfer. 
 
 Hailllily, lian'dele. af/i). (jefd^idt, 
 bel)enb, bequem, mil 3>eii>aiibti)eit, inic 
 iJi'rrigfeit. 
 
 II«Uldine8S, liandenes. s. bit OUi 
 ri1)iifiid)fnr, Jeriiijfeit, (Seiuanbtljeir, 2Je» 
 l)eiibigri'i(. 
 
 L e f t - h a n d i n c s s , bai linfifiije "ICefeit. 
 
 Hnndi^VUrk, hande-wiirk, «. bie 
 >paiibiiri?i'ir. 
 
 Maikdkercllier, hang'kertshlf, 
 ( H an d ' ke re li e r ) t. 1. faj i.U<tf ; 
 <5d)lllipftU(^. 2. (aild> u e c k e r c h i e f ) bAt 
 SpMiiiid). [<sd>\\K\(it»<fy. 
 
 Tlie iisiy handkerchief, bA6 Ijeiligt 
 
 H»nille, han'di V. a. I. llilt biC 
 >p»iiib aiiiaiTen , angntft'ii , brrii^eii. 2, 
 Ijaiibljabeii, tru)rrii (rin "ilh'rfiiinj). 3. i a) 
 l)aii6l)aben ((^>«Ki>e u.). b) brhanbilii (eineii 
 (4egeii|1aiib ini :){cbrn). c) brlj.uiCilii ((^ineii 
 libel i>b. giU). d> irtrru , ui-nualteii (liii 
 (yi'l"d)a|t). e> uoriicl)iiieii , tnibeii. fj i>er> 
 tal)reii (lutt (^'tiiriiu. Shak. g) l)anbelii (DUil 
 (i-tiuad III enter "ktbe to. 4. biird) tjaiinset 
 «irfid)«a i<ertratit iuad)eit. 
 
 Hauale, «. l. a> bie >>iiibl)a6e, 
 4>aiiDl)ebe. b> but $r(i; ber •fitiil; (^iriff. 
 c; ber ipenfel (an ii>p|cn>. di ber ipaiibgriff 
 (an Jii<[ferit>. e) pi. bie 'Jlrnu- laii ■&A)tebt 
 farriMii. I') ber 2>iiiiel Uu\ (^>iii>il)ri'ii;. g) 
 biii (4W|'a§ (eiiiee Dfiien^J ; ber (Mnjf (fiiie4 
 v5d)u>er[e£). h> brr £d)iueiigcl (eiiur 'i)>iiiii< 
 pe). i> bo* 5?fnfeid)eii (a\i X>i\\e»>. j) ber 
 :^elin, biii SptiM (Ciller %fti. 1. i ber ®ritf, 
 ^tiel. 
 
 To take by the right or by the wrong 
 -, am red)tcii Orte ob. am uiired>ten Drte 
 aii<ireireni I'ttu ber (juteii vb. \il)U\nmtn 
 Ofite net)iiien ((S-tiva6j. 
 
 Uandleable, ha ud'leabl ,«<(/. f 
 l)ani)lid), lt'id)t ill l)aMOl)abeii. 
 
 HaildleffN, handles, adj. ttittt 
 5paiib, feme ^paiiDe Ijabcnb. 
 
 Haudlillip, hano'ling, «. I. bit 
 ^eruljrnng, bm ,>paubl)aben , ^et)anbelii. 
 i. '■' bie i'lit. 
 
 Handsel, han'sll, (niigeir. hand- 
 seleu) 4. a) ber erile (iJebraud) (eiiicr Sa(l)e). 
 bj ber ipanbfauf, bM Jpaiibgcib. c> b<ii 
 irmfgdb , (»>ert1)enf. 
 
 To lake handsel. Den ^anbfauf lofeu, 
 ba& ipaiiDgfIb befomiuen. 
 
 Alaud-«<el, v. a. i. ben ipanbfaiif jn 
 loi'eii ijcben. 2. iiim crilcn ■OKale gcbraud)cii 
 Ob. tl)un; einiuri()en (ctiicn ii5rd)erj. 
 
 Hauflselliui^, hanseling, «. I. 
 ber etHe (5)ebraiii1). 2. Der >panbfanf. 
 
 llail<L«i<»ine, liansum, (i;o(l. hnnd- 
 xaaiii) "<0'- I. beiiuein, l)anbiid); flcrd)iclt. 
 .Spexser. 2. (lui'ljlgebilbei, tt)iM)l!if|lalrci> 
 t)ubrd), (iiiittelmatiia) id)bn. 3. aviiq,, iier< 
 lid), oiijlani'tfl. 4. id)on (grog, 25crni&gcii> 
 5. a) jierlid), nett. b) jierlid) (i'prad)rcd)t;. 
 c) fd)i)n, ebfl (Xl)at). (aufpiiyi'ii. Dojinb. 
 
 Ilaud.««>iue, r. a. t t'd)(m madden. 
 
 HaildMMiliely, han sumle. uUi, 
 I. beqiicin, gi|'d)irft, nut (i)iiuaiifrl)iMr. i 
 l'4)oii, ^ubi'd). 3. artiij, )u-nid), ue(t..> 
 
 i6 * 
 
402 F;'<<e, far, fall, fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il. rldi'id. Tiibe, tub. full. t//in. THi«. 
 
 HAN 
 
 fdthn. reid)ticf> (ou«(jeflnttet «.). 5. nn(lnn= 
 bifler 2Uei|c. 
 
 HauiilsoinenesSf han'sumnes. 
 «. 1. Pit (£d)bnl)i;tr : 3i"i'rf)ff't. 2. brr 9ln: 
 ftnitb; e«3lrti()fiit [aiieijclcfcii, niiserlerfH. 
 
 Haiid'M'aleil, (|'d)ott.) nufn'iv(ii)it, 
 
 Hantly^ lian'de, (f)ul(. Imndig; tiiiii. 
 
 Uaeiidig) iidj. 1. "^ tmt b<rr ipniiP (iierritfttft). 
 
 2 ftvtig, geiBaiitt, gcfdjirft, t>el)Cii6. 3. jur 
 
 $rtii6, nnl)e. 4. brqiiem, ^niiMid). 
 
 3. We li.ive a spring or pasture that ii 
 
 li aiidy. 
 
 Handy -blow. t)er®(^(a(j iiiit ber^niit. 
 
 — .dandy, (tin ^iiiDeri'picI) Pn^ '•proPuft: 
 ftjiel, S?ant> umgefcljrt. --gripe, pfrOJriff 
 niit brv S:iiin»; ipanPgriff. --stroke, bet 
 ©trdd) mit Per iptiiib. — work, cie ^nnPs 
 arbeit. 
 
 Hane, ^ (fc^ott.) spare; not give 
 
 Hainf ^ away. 
 
 Hau^, liaiig, (atigdf. bangan; \'(l)W. 
 hangii ; Pii'.i. Iiaenger; )u. hoiigian) praet. 
 U. pp. riaiiged Dp. hung, « liong . v. a. I. 
 5 Ijnnfleii. 2. {jiiiiijeii , ()eiifcn (eitien Srr< 
 trec^er). 3. f)nngcii Infffii, fjiingeii. 4. (oljne 
 fine ff|1e Uiiterliige aufilefJeii, ()niigeii iim. 
 (t)eiu f)iiiifleii 5. (fo 6tfe|Tjgen, Pn0 ctiuiiS 
 biiwfglidi ill) tjanqen. 6. birljiingeii (§. S8. 
 uiit If ppid)f 11 jc.) (Poller) 7. t a) utiifjniigen, 
 bcfloreu. b; ^ (uponj nnttjiin. Hung upon 
 with love , awQetijan mit Siet>e. Shak. 8. 
 pWiir. ] nii(;nnfleii (tai 9{iiPer). 
 7. Hung be the heavens witli black. Shak. 
 
 To hang one's self, (id) erfjitigen , f[d) 
 Wngfii. Hang him, - it, o iPffl mit iljm ! 
 fort oP. ivt'g Pillllit! Go han|f yourself! 
 fiicfe fcirf)! A hanging business, tine 
 ^.llfrnctje. A hanging face, look, eilie 
 Waigiiiniifiie, cin ©cftelmeiitlirf. To - fire, 
 [-Kilit.] iind)breiiiu'ti (x\ OJciueljrcii). Hung 
 beef, fleraiidjerre* SXiuPffcifc^). 
 
 To hang by, bet ^tiuns, an dtnni 
 l)iiiigi-n. To - down, a) ^rtngeii Infffii, fjnii: 
 gen (Pen Hi^pf !c.). b) iiifPrrlnficii, t)tvabt 
 Ijiingcn. To - out, a) flii^ljniigeii, nti^ilerfcii 
 (Ii'idjfr :c.). b) beljiingfii (fin Simmer to. 
 To - up. ai iiiHiimigrn. b) i flu6|'c$en, 
 iinfiitrrt)ifPfii MiKii, riiiilcflfii. 
 
 I'rar. Marriage and li a ti g i n g go bv 
 
 dckiiiiy. ivi\6 6-iiuin tufftjert i|l, Pne niup 
 
 tl)lll IV'lTPfll. 
 
 Haiisc, "• "• •• 5 f)oiigpn. 2. f)<ingtn, 
 fdiiv'it'rii. .1. fid) iHTiwiirt^ rp. ntrPfnuiirrS 
 niigeii ft. ^l•llgfn. 4. ? fdjun-bcn (fpielfn). 
 6. (griiangen I'P. gcHiUigr ii'frPfiii bnniiiiriii, 
 Piuiniriti. 6. (fid) iiiiflntiimfrn, (i(ft Piird) 
 Uiiiariniing ffilljiiirfiii hniiflfn. 7. [Wnr.] 
 blribrn (lUfOlid) k. p. QKinPr). 8. l (on) 
 l).ingfn (iiiit pfii !8lirfvn :f. lUi eriunfi). 9. 
 t (on) abljflngen (pon ©fronO. 
 
 3. His neck obli<|uely o'er hit shoulder 
 
 hung. Pope. 
 
 4. And fall those saytngs from that 
 
 gentle tongue, 
 
 Where civil speech and soft persua> 
 
 sion hung. Paion. 
 
 9. This question hangs on a single 
 
 point. Webster. 
 
 Tb hang loose, ffntrfni , fctiturbcn. To 
 
 — in doubt . in UngrmiShnt fd)ivrPfii. 
 
 To liang about, a) ^rruiM^oiigeii. b) 
 1 umflf^eu. 
 
 JHAN 
 
 To han^by, on C?ti»n« fjnngcn. 
 
 To hang back, jniiPeru, fid) fpcrren. 
 
 To hang down, l)erunterl)niigcii. 
 
 To hang on, a) (Siiiem aiil^iiigen, nil; 
 jertreniilic^ lein ppn... b> (S-ineni ^iir Sni'i 
 tnden. c) bleibeu , ipoljneii. d) ol'Onngfii 
 (I'on (S'inetio. Shak. e) (-iOi.ir.) mit •'))?ad)r 
 
 00. frnrf rojen, rienien. f; (on oP. upon; 
 G-inem jiir aa(l feiii, ft^iufr nuf ©iiifni lie; 
 gen. Aoouon. Fear hangs upon liim, er 
 jittert au& 5urd)t. 
 
 To hang over, a) Ijnngeii liber... b; 
 t |'d)iueben, Ijniigcn tiber..; PePro^eii. 
 
 To hang out, IjerauStjiiiigen. 
 
 To hang together, (lo - one upon 
 another) a) jurammcii()iiiigfn. b) i a) ju = 
 l\immenl)angeii. /i) jurnuiuifnljrtlten. 
 
 To hang to, (t(<) anfliimniem iaw), nn; 
 Ijnngen, Ijangen (nn). i>]ib(jang, 4lurd)iip. 
 
 Haug', «. (( Pif flbrd)ilinge Soge, Per 
 
 Haug-by,jper Stn^nnger. — dog, per 
 (Snlgeni'd)elm. --inan, a> per ^enfer. b) f 
 DP. i Per ipcnfer. --nail, Per Olietnngel. 
 --nest, a) fine ^rt 2J&ge(, Pie Itjr iJieft nnf 
 ^aiimjiueige bnuen. b) Pa6 9ce|l Piefcr SSiigel. 
 
 Hauler, hang'ur, t. I. Prtg &t: 
 l)ent; Pet ^afen; .^cnfel; Pn^ £)et)r. 2. Pat 
 tLJiUPmeiJcr , Per ipinVftfnnger, Hi fntje, 
 bteire, on Per ©pi^e gebogene ©c^tpett. 3. 
 G-Jiier, Per ainPere t)anqt, Ijiingen hipt op. 
 ^iiPere nn Pen (SJalgen bringt. 
 
 Hanger-on, | a> Per 9?nd)treter. b) 
 Per ungetliime, lafliqt !8ttt|leUer. •) Per 
 ©d^mrtto^er. 
 
 Mauling-, hanging, part. u. adj 
 a) l)angenP. bj IjangenP. o nbfj.ingig, ab-. 
 ld)UiTiO- d) niePer(lel;enP , feiifredjt. e) ftie; 
 genP (iPte 2Jfrmel). f) gnlgenuiiigig (®t\iA)X, 
 ®e|d>aft) f. hang. 
 
 Hanging knees, ['TOiir.J ®ted)fnie. 
 A - market. [^nnPel] ein matter SJetfnuf. 
 
 Hangrin^, *. I. (geiubljiil. p/.) Pne 
 Iflpete. 2. P(i6 ipiiiigen , ipnugen , Per loP 
 Purc^ Pen ©trnng. 3. Pie 'Mu^tleriung, 9liiS = 
 legnng jur ©d)iui. Addison 4. ? (geiuoljiil. 
 pi.) Pie (IjernbljiiiigeiiPrni '5n"id>re :c. 
 
 Hanging -room, Per -JJiifimiigeboP-ti. 
 -.side, ['Wiin.] Pie ilbfrhiiiigeiiPe Seirc 
 ciiief flefjenPen (Srtiigeg. --sleeves, * pic 
 ©d)(.ipviirniel. 
 
 Hailli) hangk, (Pan. fd)iu. hank) $. 
 
 1. Per iCnaiiel, finanri ((JJarii). 2. (•■J)?ar.i 
 ein IjoIsrrnerWing nn Pen@fagen. 3. [Oertl.j 
 Per aSnPenitrid , ©tritf (jur aSetViligiing 
 finer iljiire). 4. per ipang, bie ^ingniig. 
 
 1 have him at a hank, o l<D (}nbf, id) 
 f)n(tf i()n bci feiner frf)ii)ad>cn ©rite. To have 
 a great - upon.., piei (fiber (S-ilieil) vtx-. 
 inogfn. To hold a — over... o (fineu 
 flti-nge oP. ftirj ()fl(rtn, &iiiem Pen Dauiucn 
 niifPrilrfrn. -s of worsted, llnrergft'iiipc. 
 
 Hank-skain, Pie Drift, ©rra(;ne, Per 
 ©trnng. 
 
 HanlXf V. a. \\i ^nnneln bilPen. 
 
 Haitker^ hangk'ur, (l;on. hunke- 
 ren) r. n. ([ 1. (geiui'lnil. mit after) nad); 
 Ijnngen (finer ©nd)c) , trad)tfn , fid) feljnen 
 (nad)). 2. (for nnP after) I'frlangen (iia(^ 
 Cbil !c.). [Seriaiigrn; Sfl)nfn. 
 
 Hanltt^riiij;', iiangk'iiring . «. PnS 
 
 Hailklf?, hangk'kl, e. a. f per: 
 wirfiin , oirti'irrrn. 
 
 HAP 
 
 Hannover ) han'm'ivur, I. [®n* 
 
 gr.j i]>an!UHier. 
 
 Haunoverian, ban novel can, a<(;. 
 I)aniii>i'erird). - t- Per ipiiniioyftnnet. 
 
 Hanse, hanse, (goil). hansa) i. [C4ef(^ 
 Deutid)!.] Pie $niii"e, ^nnfa. 
 
 Hnuse- grave. Pet ^aii^graf. — - 
 town. Pie i5)anreilaPf. [einer Ilyi'ir. 
 
 Hanse, «. [-Ilrdjir.] Pa? (Seiliti* I'ibet 
 
 llanseatic, iianseat'ik, adj. i)an< 
 featifd). 
 
 Hans-en-kelder, baiix-en-kcr> 
 dur, (1)0(1.) *. ([ Pa^ i?an^d)eii ini .Keliet 
 ^lvinP im 'JKntterlelbe, eine (})eraiiPI;fit, Pit 
 man rd)ivnngeren 5ni"f" iiitriitft). 
 
 Ha'ntf hant, '}ibftitjiing fur has 
 n o t oP. have not. 
 
 Hapf hap, (IP. hap pp. hab) t, I. Pet 
 SufaU, iini llngefal)r. 2. a> Per .3 "fa (I, 
 ((i)liic(fi< oP. Ungliirf^.-) %al\. b) Pa* GJliict, 
 
 3. * tai ©djitffal. Shab., 
 Had I hap, \)'axtt id) Hi QUiid. By 
 
 good -, ju ndeiii 0)lii<fe. 
 
 Hap-haiard. *. Per 3llfn(l. At -, 
 nnf^ ®erntljeipol)l l)in. 
 
 Hap, V. n. *= I. fief) jiittagen, (id) er« 
 eignen , gefd)t'^en. 2. in Pen Jail fonimen. 
 
 Should 1 hap to.., follte id) cnpn pp. 
 jufallig (fpinmen 2C.;. 
 
 Hap, r. a. t bePeden. 
 
 Hap- liar lot, t Pic grobe ©ftfe. 
 
 Hap, (ft. Iiapper) v. a. f etgteifen. 
 
 Hap, (fd)ott.) hop. 
 
 Hap, (fd)Ott.) an outer garment, 
 mantle, plaid etc.; to wrap, to 
 cover. 
 
 Hapless, hap'lcs, adj. iingltl(f[i((^. 
 
 Haply, bap'ie, adv. 1. pon unge* 
 faljr, jufallig. 2. piiHeic^t. 
 
 Happen, happn, op. hapiaw) r. ii« 
 
 1. fid) ercigiien, fid) jiitragi'ii, gtfd)e^en. 1. 
 (to) begegnen, jnilojjen id-iuem). 3. a) jiu 
 fiidig ii>ol;in gerntl;en. bj (on> jiifaflig fonu 
 men (nnf). Gracmt. 
 
 They happened to be there, fte IVAi 
 reii geraPe Pa. [2)cttPe((». 
 
 Happerlef, hap'puilct. *. pic grobe 
 
 Happily, liap'pele. adv. I. h) glu(t> 
 lid), b; gifi(flid)i'r iOrife. o giurflict) (gc» 
 rd)icft)- 2. jiifiillig, PPii iingffal;r, f. Haply. 
 
 HappineSK, hap'penes, t. I. Pit 
 (SMi'irtreligfeit. 2. Pn4 Oilfirf (Per gli'irflidX 
 Snfad). 3. Pie R-renPe. 4. Pie iiifadige 3ier« 
 iid)feit, nnti"irlid)e OJraiie-, Per jiifallige SWeij. 
 
 4. For there's a liuppiiiess a^ well as 
 care. Pop*. 
 
 Uappit, ^ (f(l)ort.) hopped; co- 
 
 Happed, 5 ''"''^'' ^°' warmth 
 and security, 
 
 Happy, liap'pi. adj. 1. $ giri(fli((>. 
 
 2. ginrflid) ; glilrfielig. 3. rtlfi(flid)(aiigencl)m). 
 
 4. (at) gliirflid) (in). 5. gliirfiic^ iin (S-fn 
 rrad)t lebeiiP). 6. gmiPig, gnniluj, geneigf. 
 Shak. 7. nnfgebilPet, poIlciiPer, red)f ge» 
 rd)i(ft. . Sha».. 
 
 4. One gentleman is happy at a reply, 
 another excels in a rejoinder. Swirf. 
 To be happy in oue's expressions, f((^ 
 giir anSfrritfen. 
 
 proa Happy he lucky, flilf gilt (Mll'llf. 
 Hapse, baps, v. a. 1. perrtegelii. i. 
 fibl)«iitfn , oiifljaiten. 
 
Vhttf, far, falf, fat. M^. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nSr. got. 6il. cl5i^«I. Tiibe, ti'ih, ffiU. th\n, THi«. 4 OS 
 
 HAP 
 Hap step an' loup, ((d)ott.) 
 
 hop. skip and leap. 
 
 Hapsltackle, (i<bott.) to tie the 
 forefeet of a horse together at 
 the poKleriors. 
 
 HarailK^uef harang', (liar'aiig) i. 
 I. Bit (f«t<rlid)e) 9(f{>e, 'MnreDf. 2. I Cic 
 ^rtftiflt, 6as 0)ffd)iun9; Me DeffiimiitiiMi. 
 
 Haraug-ue, v. n. a) tine 3Utt, 
 Sliirebe tjniteii. b) j beflamiren. - c a. 
 (feierltd)) flnreBen. 
 
 Haraug^uer, haiangur, «. a) ber 
 9{eDiier, 'IDortfuijrer. h) 4 Cer ©c^iuii^er, 
 
 HaraNSf liar'at, (fir. harasser) v. a. 
 1. a> crmii^eii , nbrnattrn. h) qiittleii, pdu 
 gen. e> (uut out) n<iiii nbiiiiuteii ob. er^ 
 |d)Oi'Kii. ADDIS9W. 2. « i>envtitleii. 
 
 HaraMSf «. t tit SScri^eerunt], Q3cr: 
 
 tUl'lfllllllV Mll.TOM. 
 
 Harafiiier, haraxKor, «. I. tier 
 Oii.iiir, (S-iiifr Cer eruiuret, pMflt. 2. G-iuer, 
 6er luriuili'lrt. 
 
 HarbiiiK-er, har'biujur, «. 1. 
 
 l&ii(li.J 6er Qiitirfifrmrirter (6e« f&nifli. 
 if>i'tV6). 2. i ^fr iBori.iiitVr, SBorbote. 
 
 Harbur^ liarbur. (on(\tlf. here- 
 berpi) «. 1. ^ie ^erbcrfle, ^o^iiimg. 2. 
 btr (6re.) $>nfeii. 3. 1 oer S^aitn , 6id)er> 
 l)eit«!, 3iijJiid)tfi'rt. (lleurrii. 
 
 To enter iuio a harbor, ill eilieil ^nfcil 
 
 Harbor- dues, pi. tit :{>.iten(ji;bul)reii, 
 ^Jilfeilfi'ileil. Harbor. niasler. I>J?eiU: 
 gJiTfJ Oer :pnr>nntiti>l)er, i(>afeiimeitler. -- 
 pilot, ber J{>nfeuli'rl)ie. 
 
 Harbor, e. a. 1. beherberaeit , aiif: 
 nehmeii. 2. t Ijefleii (Jeartje icj. 3. beraen 
 (f(()UQeu). 
 
 To harbor one's self in .. , @<f>u$ flli 
 (t)rn 111 . . . To be h a r b o r e d , (•ajaibmfpt.i 
 nil ^eite iViii. 
 
 Harb«*rf 0. n. I. I)rr6ergrii; uber: 
 nnrt)tfii. 2. iriiie 3iii'iid)r mt'liin luljiiieu. 
 
 Harbora^'e, harbuiije, t. t *) 
 Ne >>trlur(ii-. b) Me 3iifliirt)t, ber S(t)U0. 
 
 Harbitrer, harbuiur, «. ber 35e: 
 Ijirbrnvr . "yeii'irrhrr. 
 
 Harb<»rle»ll 1 liar'burle*, adj. a) 
 trtiiie j>i i'l'eriie. b> cl)iie 3iiilii(t)t. c; i^ljue 
 ^iiiril (harbor. 
 
 HHrb<»rl>llft^ll, hai'bnro, «. ■{- f. 
 
 Harb«>r<»llii, haibunis, aW/.-f g(i|l: 
 frrl. 
 
 Hani, liird. (ntioeir. heard; oi>tf;. 
 hardu; 1)0(1. hard; f(t)ro. iiSrd; biili. haard) 
 adj. 1. { l)iirr. 2. I \)nxi (iiid)t lueirf)). 3. i 
 YjAxt , jnl)e, rniilj. 4. t ») l).irf, (Ireiiije, 
 rnii^. b) id)iBer (jii uerilrljcii). o ft^roer, 
 tt\&)\vvc\iAi, niHljiam (nii^jiiiul)reii); Ijnrr, 
 ftbivierig. d) l)nrr, ffil)llo£, iiiienipfiitbiirt). 
 c) uiiguiiflig, tiiigittio, Iiebli<5. i> ilbci, 
 '(tlimni. g) ()nrt, briirfeiib (Jprberutigen 
 K.>. h) Ijort , uiibiflig, iiiijjrred):. ij i)ari 
 (SSBetter), Rreiig <>IGiiuer to. j) ilnrf (ninrf)! 
 tig; [ud)tig, geiumtig). Ii)l)art; i)rrbe, faiier 
 (i<. Qietranfcit). I) (in ben rrt)oiieii J^uiitleiu 
 ^ort, (Ifif (S(()reibnrr, JJ'fl""" "•>• ^'^"^• 
 9t%. Ill) l)nrt, I'cfxver (ni(f)t giri(fii(f), mie 
 l)(irte 3(it(n). n> l)int, jnlje (gei}if|>. oif)nrr, 
 grob (0. fflefi(f)t#ji'igen). p) l)firifl, ilnrf 
 (Jieber te.). q) geidjeit, piirtif). rj erjroiiii> 
 fra. unjulat'fig. •; nitberiviirtig. t) unbt'^i 
 
 HAR 
 
 ferttg. n) eruft, ftrenge. v) un()&f(i(ft, grob. 
 
 w) ffcigig, tucfttig (>21rl'eirer). x) rnul), un< 
 
 (■((jiniKfljnft, ninger (^f|lJ. y; tfjeiier (tljeutr 
 
 uerfiiufenb). 
 
 4. h) It is hard to punish a man for spe 
 
 culative opinions. G. j> The dispii 
 
 tant was loo — for his anlagonist. 
 
 Anon. 
 
 H a r d of hearing, ^(trtfj&rig. - of belief, 
 fd)mergliiiibig. To bear a - opinion of .. . 
 \&tU<i)i beiifeii (oon G-iiiem). - to come at, 
 rd)wer ju errcidjen, fdjiuer nnffinbig ju nia: 
 d>en. - to deal witli. tjiit bem nid)t a\x6t 
 iiifommen ift, iinineerlid). He has had - 
 measure, man i|l (j.irt mif iljin I'erfnijren. 
 To be- upon any one, ©iiicin rtiirf Jillc^en. 
 
 Hard, adv. a) l)nrt, t^renge. b) Ijeftig, 
 flflrf. c> Ijnrt, nut "Wiilje. d) ^rl^(frni, be; 
 Idjiuerlld) , unbefjuglKt*. Shak. e> idjipietifl, 
 idjmer. f) emiVxfi (nrbeiteii). g) geidjiumb, 
 |d)iie(l (Iniifeii). h) ft.irf (triiifeiu. i) (ge. 
 iuol)Ml. mit by) \)axt, birfjt nn, nebeii nn, 
 nol)e b(jbei. k) il.irf (mit Rtait). 
 b) Tlie wind blows hard, it rains -. 
 
 Hnrd-a-starboard! (Wiir.] 9{uber 
 l)<irt nm ©teiierborb ! Hard-a-port.9?uber 
 l)>irt Ain ibndborb! Hard-a-weather! 
 (jftiH liifiu.irt* bn6 9{uffr! fiifl gnnj ab\ 
 Hrtrd-a-lee! gnnj leeiuiirt* bn« 9{u6er! 
 It goes - with him, lie is - put to it, er 
 111110 ti fi(t> fnuer roerben Inffen, t6 geht iljni 
 id)icd)t. To be - at work. (Irenge nrbeiten. 
 
 Hard-baked, rerilopft (i>. ifiiinben). 
 -beam, bie if)ngebiid)e. -besetting. 
 bi(t)t umriiigenb ob. uniliigernb. Miltox. 
 --bound, uer(lopft. --cherry, biei5>er}.- 
 fir|d)f. — driuking, bn« (Inrfe iinmiieige 
 irmfen. — earned, hnw erroi'rben. -- 
 favored, hnglid), grobe ®efid)t*itigf f)a= 
 benb. — favoredness, bie $<iijlid)feit, 
 (Mrobljcit ber Okfid^tejuge. --featured, 
 raulje, grobe Ocfidytfjiige f)flbenb. -fist- 
 ed, l)nbiud)tig , jiilje. -fought, ijiirt 
 bcilntten (luie eine <£itliid)t). --got, — 
 gotten, fiiner enucrben. -handed, a) 
 l)arte, r<iiil;e ^.inbe hnbenb. Shak. b) i 
 lUeiige, briitfenb. — head, ber ^opfilrfi 
 (beim finnipfen). — hearted. Ijnrrl)rrjig. 
 --heartedness. bie jfjurrfjerjigfeir. -- 
 labored, (leigig nb. mii()riim nnfgenrbeitet, 
 yertertigt. --mouthed. Ijnrtniiiiilig. — 
 nibbed, eine f)orte ©piije Ijabenb (i>. JJc< 
 bem). — resin, brt« ®eigeMl)iirj. — row- 
 e d , uielen Sfogen entljolieiib , l)«ibeiib. 
 --skinned, ljnrtf)5«tig. --visaged, 
 rnii^e ®efid)t6jrige, ein rniilje* 9Jii6icl)eii 
 l)iU'e«b. — ware, [i^niibei] bie &ifen:, 
 €itiil)l! , TOetndiurtnre, furje ajdiircn, 'JKe: 
 tttlliuaiiren. —• ware, man, a) ber SSet; 
 fertigcr oon ©faljliunnren. b) ber Gircnfrn: 
 mer. --wit ted, (jiirtfopfig, biiniin. — - 
 working, (irbeitiVim. 
 
 Har<leu, liar'dn, r. n. I. ; f)(irten, 
 Ijarr werben. 2. i aj Ijnrt rb. iincnipfliiblid) 
 luerbeii. b) |ld> flbljnrteu (gegeii (ftrondj, ftd) 
 gi'ii)ii|)iieii (Oil). 
 
 Harilen, v- a. I. (^art iniid)eti) f)Ar< 
 ten , Haljlen. 2. i a) nbljnrreii, do) gen)i>l)! 
 neii (rtn). b) uer()iuren (nnbeiigfom , inu'cn 
 fd)iiint iiind)en). o (to) beh.irreii ni.id)eii 
 (bi'i), brilnrfeii, brtViti.ifii (itn. d) i).irt ob. 
 geit'il^lo6 ma4K>i. «> l^arf luatlyrii, tlArfeii. 
 
 HAR 
 
 Hardener, har'dnur, «. ber ^au 
 
 ter, t<\6 ^litreiibe. 
 
 Hardening*, har'dn'ng, «. [We< 
 
 tnfliirg 1 bnf jparteii. 
 
 Harililioud, liar'dehud, i" Har'- 
 dibead. Har'diment) t. bit Ulier< 
 lrf)rc(fenf)eit , iTilhnheit. 
 
 Harflily, iiirclele. adv. 1. miitf^ig, 
 fi"i()n; I'erwegen , firf. Scott. 2. iinjiirt, 
 linfniift. Goldsmith. (Jtul;ill)eit. Smak. 
 
 Hardiment, har'Hement. $. "f bie 
 
 Hardiness, lilrdcnes, (fr. har- 
 riieiise) ». 1. bie lliierrd)n'(feii()eit, ^ul)ii« 
 Ijeit. i^erjljiiftigfeif. 2. bie Dreitligfeir, i5cr« 
 loi'genljeit ; Uiii'erfd)iiiiithfit. 3. Die 'JMilifl' 
 fcit (be6 Rix^txi). 4. * bie '))fril)relujfeir, 
 35cf(fti«crPe. Srensea. 
 
 Hardisli, liar'dKh. adj. f^iirrlid). 
 
 Hardly, hardlc, adv. 1. T ^iirt. 
 Drydch. 2. i a) hrtrt, rniil), flreiige. b) 
 uulljtnm, mit 0)?ill)e, fdjmrr. c) ftiutn, 
 rd)iuerlic4; nid)t gnii). d) uiuicrii, a\i eine 
 25rleiblgiing. Shak. e> tingftiiilig, I'lbcl, tiiu 
 I'ortljeilijnft (benfen oon ©tiuiitf). f) iibel. 
 l'(^linitn, |'(^(e(t)t, l;art (bel)aiibi'ln). g) u\\» 
 ividfomnien, un>iiigeiiet)in. Lockb« 
 
 Hardness, liard'nes, «. I. bit 
 iparte (eine* ^orpcr«); ^ciligPeit. 2. t a) 
 ^ie ©c(>iuierigfeii (oerilniiben jii luerbtn). 
 .Shak. b) bie ©d)iuierij)felt (eiiier lliircrne^» 
 mnng). c) bie ^lirre (ber 3eiten), itiemnie, 
 iJtotlj. Swirx. d) bie if».irte, (SJrnuriimfeit. 
 .Sm»k. e) - of heart, tic ^iirtljerjigfeit, 
 Unbugfertigfeit. f) bie Jtnrgljeit, jiliigfeit. 
 g) bie $iirte, ©trenge (be5 sasinters). h) 
 (fd)one i?rin|1e] bie ©teiflieit , $<irfe. i) 
 ilrenge ©itten. j) - of favor, bie i^.iijlid>« 
 feit. k) bie $nrte (be« S3lirffi). 1) bne lln* 
 genirtd) , bie 2Jefd)iuerbe. 
 
 Hardock, hardok, ». (ivA^rrd)rin(. 
 hoardocli) bie filerte. (^cbe, ®rt)(ibeii. 
 
 Hards, hardz, «. pi. Pa6 Werg, bie 
 
 Hardship, liardsiup. «. i. bie 
 ^'TJi'iljfeliijfeit, iai Ungemnd), bie a5crd)n)erbe. 
 2. bie !Bebrii(tung, ber I)ru<f (Sd^obeii, bn4 
 llnr«rf)t). Swift. 
 
 Hardy, har'di, (fc. hardi, norm, 
 hardy) adj. \. fiiljn, ocriuegcn, Uiltj breifl. 
 2. fjnrt , feft, ftnrf (fiorperbnu). South. 2. 
 nni'rrfdjiimt , fed, breijl. 4. nnbicgfrtin, 
 llnnbljflft. 5. (\bge()nrtet. [©pu^niniitf. 
 
 Hardy - shrew, har'desliruo , bit 
 
 Har, ) ... ■ n . 
 
 mm ( Ollflf'f- here, in 3lll«>""l"l« 
 
 HereiV''^""*""'^"'- 
 
 Hare, hire, (nngclf. hara; bnn. n 
 l"d)iu. hare) ». l.[3>'i'l.] ber^^nie. 2. [>}(jlron.. 
 ber Spa\t. 3. ber $nfe «tl« ©iunbilb ber 
 ©(t)iuermutl)). Shak. 
 
 Young hare, bn* $(i6(f>en. Wood- 
 land--,ber®iilbl)0|e. Hill--, ber i8erg» 
 Ijnfe. 
 
 Hare-bell, [9}ot.] bie engfifc^e i^i)a< 
 cinti)e. --brained, iunl;iifliiinig; ii)i(b, tin> 
 befonnen, iinilnt, fli'icfttig. --foot, a) {Or« 
 nitl).] ber ipiiiVnfiig. b) [93ut.] ber i>iiien« 
 fug, ^A\t\\tltt. --hearted, feig , fiird)t» 
 I'am. --hound, a ) ber $nteiil)uiio. b ) 
 (^ot.) ber inborn, bie -Jtoep'lei. --hunt 
 e r, ber Ciebl).iber ber $)aiVniogb. -- h u ■ » 
 ing, bie ^nieiiiagb. -lip. bie S^Amu 
 I'djarte. --lipped, eine >>aiVnrd>iUU t^abcuP. 
 
404 Fafft. far. fhU, fat. Mk met. Fine. fin. NA, mhve, nAr, got, 6iL cl66fl. TiShe. Jul), fi'ill. (/,m. THis. 
 
 1 
 
 bcr 2S3iii6!, 
 
 HAK 
 
 Hare-mint, [95Dt.]6cr 9Irotl. — pipe, tai 
 Sareiigiirn (iuni ipafeiifnng ). --ragout, 
 — rag 00, ber i^nfcnvfeffer , bfl« Spnftw-. 
 fleiii. -'s-ear, [SBct.] CrnS ipnfenbljrieiii. 
 -•-lettuce, bie ©aii», ©nufebiilel. -a- 
 strong, [93ot.] ber ®niifeiicf)el , S?mx-- 
 (trniig. --wort, (SBot] bie ®(inrt'pni>pcl. 
 
 Hare, v. a. + fdfreden, piaQtn. 
 
 Harem , har'lin, t. (araft. harama) 
 t. [^;)Jforgen(.] ber >?nrem. 
 
 Hareilg-iforfil, haren'gifSrni,«d/. 
 [>)iimirg.] ivie eiii faring geflnltet. 
 
 Haricot, har'ek^, >fr. W.) ». I. 
 [^u(()f.] bnS ^nrifot. 2. bit 5SoI)ne, tiir; 
 fifi^e aSofjne. 
 
 Harier, har'niur 
 
 Harrier, 
 $nrenl)iinD, Stiiiiber 
 
 Hari(>iation, hareola'shun, (1.) 
 «. + bie SaBnl)rfngmig, ba6 20al)r|rtgen. 
 
 HariKil, li&re'ish, adj. I}tireill)nft. 
 
 Harl<, liark , (jufamtlieiigfl. U. lieark- 
 en) (imper. bilUOlI) Ijbrc ! t)orct) ! 
 
 Harkit, ifd)Dtt..) hearkened. 
 
 Hari, liarl, > *. 1. a> bie gmerii, 
 
 Herl, \ 'Jnbeii. b)3-l.id)ffiir«ii. 
 
 2. bie finVrigc ©ubtloiij. 
 
 Harle, U'(i)Ott.) drag, trail along 
 the ground; liarle auol*! iitan's 
 pO^V, scratch an old man's head. 
 
 Harlequin, har'lekin, (fr. ^35.) 
 *.ber >paii5u>i:riT, «J)iffeII;nriiig, ^pfTenreiSer, 
 $ar(efiii. [mnd)en. - v. a. I lucgDexeii. 
 
 Harlequin, v. n. ben i>iiii(;iuiir|l 
 
 Harluck, har'IJ5k, «. [33or.] ber 
 9Irtcr!, 5db)Vnf; bie itiette. Shak. 
 
 Harlot, har'lut, 01). herlawd) *. 1. 
 bie ipiire. 2. |i bie^ure (ber Slbgbtterei ^r-- 
 gebene). 3. '■' ber iiiied)t; ©rt)iift, 2niib= 
 (Ireic^er. Chaucer, [gemein, niebrig. Shak. 
 
 Harlot, adj. molliiiTig, iiiijuit)tig; 
 
 Harl<»t, V. )i. ^piirerei treibeii. 
 
 Harlotry, harlutre, s. 1. bie ipti: 
 terei (ba6 ipiiren, 5pureiigci«er&e). 2. f bie 
 qjje^e (fur2Bei6). 3. Hai Uiijiic^tige. 4. 
 bai lieberlicf)e S3i>lf. Shak. 
 
 Harm, harm, (angelf. hearm, lianu) 
 #. I. bn« Seib, bei ©djubeii, ^HiK^tljeil. 2. o 
 ia6 Utiredjt, ^'i>\t. 
 
 Slie meant no harm, fie nieinte t6 iiidjt 
 bofe. There is no -in it, ti ifl iiif^t bbi, 
 ubel {jemcillt. To do any one -, (fiiicni 
 Seib, ©djnben jufiio«n, >uel) tl)iin. To keep 
 one's self out of harm's way, fid) for ber 
 fflcfnl)r Ijiiten, nuf feiner S?ut fein. 
 
 Proo. Harm watch, — catch, mer 9Ill: 
 6eni eiiie ©rube grnbt, (SfJt eiiblidj felbil 
 I)inein. 
 
 Harm, v. a. a) uerle^en, 6erd)(ibigen. 
 b) (©iiieni) ®d)nben, 2eib jiifugen. 
 
 Harinau, har'man, *. (9?itiiie) der^ 
 iiiniiii. 
 
 Harinattan, harmat'tSn, t. ber 
 (^iiib) ipnriiiatnii, ^nrnintten, ^iiniiiUtiiii. 
 
 Harmel, har'mel, «. L^ot.J bie 
 ipiirniel, ^nrmelrniite 
 
 Harmful, hlrm'ful, adj. nnd)tf)eis 
 (ig, ;"d)iiMid). — adv. Harm 'fully, iiad)> 
 tljeilig, jiini 3Md)llwil. 
 
 Harmrufuess, hlrm'.rulnes, I. 
 tie <7r.id)tl)eiligfeit, ©d)ablid)fpit. 
 
 Harmless, iiaruills, adj. l.^ntnu 
 
 HAH 
 
 (i'«, unWiiMid). 2. iinuerte^t, iin6efd)nbigt, 
 iiMoerfel^rt. 3. argloS (iiii|'d)ulbig). 4. fa)nD! 
 Ids. 5. i»Dl)lgemeiiit. [itDii&ringen. 
 
 To save harmless, mit (;eiler SpMlt ba: 
 
 Harmlessly , hamrlesle . ade. 
 arglod, l)ariiiliiS, iiiird)ulbig; uii|"d)dDlid). 
 
 HarmleSSIie.SS, harm'lesnes, s. 
 1. bte ipnrmiDilgfeit, Uiifd)nDii4)feit. 2. bie 
 Uiird)iiiD. 
 
 Harmonic, harmonik, ) 
 
 Harmouical, hariiioii'^kal,^" 
 l.ljnrmoiiird). 2. oie (imififali|VI)e) ipiiniioiiie 
 •berreffenb. l^iirmDiiirdK iBcrijnuiup. 
 
 Harnionicnl proportion, [■•)J^Ul).J bili' 
 
 Harmonica, haimoneka, t. bie 
 ^arnuMufii, OJlocfeiiiualje. 
 
 Harmonics, haiinoniks, «. pi. l. 
 l;armoiiird)e ioiie. 2. bie ."parmDiiif. 
 
 Harmonious, haimo'ueus, ndj. 
 a> t'))iurj Ijiiniu'iiiid). b; l)iiriiuiiiird) (fil>er< 
 t'infiininieiiD, iuriininieiiitiiuDieiib; ri)iiiiiie: 
 trifd). c) Ijiirmiinirc^, ii)ol;lfliiigeiib, tiiilobifd), 
 iuol)lliiiitenb (^tiuinie , SJerie lo. d ) t)\\r- 
 iiuMiii'c^, eiiitriidjttg. — ade. Hanno'ni 
 ousi y , hnriiu'iiiid). 
 
 Harm<»niousness , harmo'ne- 
 usne:>, jt. bit' ipaniiuiiie, Ue&crcintlimimiiig 
 uiiid) t). 
 
 Harmonist , liar'uiuui^t , «. i. 
 [■"Bfuf-J fer ^armomll. 2. (iiiier, ber fiber; 
 eiiiiliiiinieiibe (Stelleii iiifiiiiinieiiilellt, iim 
 iljre Ucbereiiiiliiiiiiiuiig jii jeigeti. J. ber ipars 
 iiioiujl cJliil^anger ^lueii'S, iJiapp'*, oi>"- 
 rier'S to. 
 
 Harmonize, 'lar'nionue, v. a. m 
 ill Uebereiiirdiiiimiiig ub. (^iiif'Miig bniigeii. 
 b) iiiid) i"'eii (i)e|"eijeii beS Jvoiitriipiiiiffe uer; 
 biiibeii ; IjarnioMifd) iiMrt)eu. 
 
 Uarm«*uize, t;. n. t. ['JX'iif.J f;iir: 
 niDiiireii, jiii'iiiiinuiiriiiiiiiicii. 2. ±a) iiOereiii' 
 lliiiiiiicii. l>> .jii|\iiuiiu'iii"tiiiimeii. 
 
 HaruiOlliZer , liai'miSuueur. s. 1. 
 (S-iiier , ber iii Uebtrciiiihinimiiig briiigr. 2. 
 L'))fiil".) ber vnifnidje ipiiviiu'iiiri. 
 
 Uarmonometer, hanuonniu'- 
 ctur. (gi-.; *. loiillr.j ber ipai-iiuiiitiuqjer. 
 
 Harmony, har'uioue, (gr. ; s. I. 
 ['JWiif.J Die i>umoiiie. 2. bic ipariiuniie 
 ( Ueiiereiiifimiinimg , 3iiriiiii'iieiirtniiniiiiig , 
 ber (s-iiifiiiiig, .3ii|iiuimciifliiiig). 3. bie ipnr; 
 iiioiiie, (iiiurml)!. 
 
 Harin4»st, har'most, (gr.) *■ [fpavt. 
 'iilterti;.] brr 5Jrfel)l!>l)iiber eiiier (Jetliiiig. 
 
 Harmotome, iiariuutom, s.[^Xftx: 
 iicralg.J ber iireiiiileiu. 
 
 Harn, (fdjmr.) fie grobe Ueimvi-inb. 
 
 Harness, liar'nei^, Ou. harnaes; fr. 
 haruai»; *. 1. ber ipariiifd), bie 3{ii|hiiig. 2. 
 (ill eiiiigi'ii omerifrtii. ©taateii tackle, tack- 
 ling) bad <!>ie\(l)iTt, iJJferbej, Kiiri'd)eii=, ,3iig= 
 geri-t)irr. 
 
 Harness - cleanser, (har'nes-klen- 
 zur) ber ipnnnrd)ffger. --maker, a) bcr 
 $oriiiu-t)miid)er, >J5iartiier. b) ber earner. 
 
 Harness, v. a. l. ((rinem ben .>par: 
 iiirdjaiilegiii) i)iiriiird)eii. 2. niiid)irreii, aui'; 
 f«<)irren ('•J>|Vrbe). 3. I! befc^uijeii. 
 
 Harnesser, har'ueskur, «. &iiier, 
 ber "JjiVrbe anuljirrt. 
 
 Hams, (frf)prr.) brains; liarn- 
 pan, lira i n -pa ii. I 
 
 Harulil, liar'uld «. cSinmei i^aroib. 
 
 HAK 
 
 Harp, harp, (fliigerf. hearpa; b&n. 
 
 harpe; fd}iu. harpa) s. I. [milf. Oli|lr.J bie 
 5parfc. 2. [>!l|lrDii.] bie iparfj. 
 
 Jew's harp, bie '>J)taultrommer. - of 
 Aeolus, bie 9leol5()arfe. 
 
 H a r p - s h e 1 1 , bie iparfeiifdjiietfe. 
 
 Harp, V. n. L bie .^arfe iVielen, ^nr« 
 fen. 2. i a) (on, upon) berilljren ((^tiuad). 
 b) (at) nnfpieleii, jielen (auf). Shak. 
 
 Prov. To harp lUways on the sama 
 string, imnicr bie nlte S-eicr aMfliniinen. 
 
 Harp, V. a. 1 nnfcl)I<igen , nnfpiefen 
 lanfi, benihren ((Srma*). Shak. 
 
 Harper, har'pur, *. 1. ber .partner. 
 
 2. ftait : ha rpy. Shak. 
 Harping-, har'pfng, *. \)ai H\ian* 
 
 bige SScriveilen (^leibeii t»et einem @eaen< 
 itnnbe). 
 
 Making infinite merriment by harp- 
 in g8 upon old themes. W. IrvikO. 
 
 Harping-, hai-'ping, ». ini pi. a) 
 bie itfiiiibiiiig bee 55ergl)iiiijfr. b) bie 2jreite 
 Hi ©d)itfi am "Bug. 
 
 Cat-harpings, [ "iBfar. ] bie ©c^ti)ig« 
 (ingeii ber ^iittiiigraiie. Harpi ng-i ro n, 
 bie iparpuiie. 
 
 Harpist, hii'p'st. a. ber ^arfner. 
 
 Hiirpoou, haipi'iuu', (fr. harpoa) 
 s. bie iparpuiie, ber iparpiin. 
 
 Harpo«»n, t*. «. i^arpiiiiiren. 
 
 Harpooner, hlrpuun'ur, (Uar- 
 poneer'i *. bir iparpiiiiirer. 
 
 Harpsicliord , haipsikord , «. 
 }^ai^ ilhu'ier. 
 
 Harpy, har'pe, (fr. hnrpie) t. 1. 
 l-))i"i)tl;.J bie >>arpie. 2. ± a) (tai 9{nub» 
 tl)ier) bie iparpie. b> (bie raubgierige ^erfuii) 
 bie iparpie. 
 Harquebuse, ober; 
 Har«inelius.s, iilr'kweiius, 
 Har€|uebussier,liarkwebussier', 
 f. A r q 11 e b II s e , A r 4 u e b u s i e r. 
 
 Harrateen, hairatccn', f.eine^rt 
 
 3eiig. (delle) *. tie mt ipiire, aSettel. 
 
 Harridan, hai 'redan, (fr. harri- 
 
 Harrier, har'ieur, ». bet 2Dinb« 
 
 ()UiiD, Staiiber. 
 
 Harriot, har'reot, Qlbfilrjiing ftic 
 Henrietta, ». i^enrietre. 
 
 Harrow, har'ro. (fd)IV. harf; bnn. 
 harve) s. 1. bie G-gge, Q-fle. 2. IgeiliniflSb.] 
 hai gadgatter. 
 
 Harro^v, (aiigelf. harfva) v. a. 1. 
 eggeii , egen. 2. i a) (up) jerreigen (bie 
 ©eeie). Shak. b) f i>eriuri|len , inifiuiil)len, 
 pliiiiDerii. c; uberiiianneii. Shak. d; qiialen. 
 
 To harrow up, aiifreiBeii. 
 
 Harrow, interj. l)a(lol)! jiir ^piilfe! 
 
 H:irr(»iver, har'roiir , t. I. bee 
 (5-gcr. 2. ber 5?agerfalf. 
 
 Harry, harie, 'Jlbfi'irsg. fiir H e n ry, 
 #. ipeiiirid). Iber S)igenn>fe:i. 
 
 Old liarry, bcr©aran. Slow -, l6l;eni.J 
 
 Harry, (aiigeif. hergian) ». a. I. 
 pliiiibcrti., I'evbeeren 2. piageii, qiialen. Shak. 
 
 3. (out oi) iierjagen (i>oiO> 4, fluSiieljiiien, 
 aiiflieL'eii (cin yiql). (niifgeljen. 
 
 Harry , v. n. * nuf bn* 'ilJiiiiibern 
 Harsll, iiarsh, (fd)lHr. hi.rsk) adj. I. 
 
 I}arfrt). 2. l)erl'e, faiier (bein(i)efd)iiia(fe mid)). 
 
 3. rniih, Ijart (ffir t><\i Dt)r). 4. ban*. 
 
 raulj i uiKremibli<<), uiif«iii|i- »• «"M^» ilreufle. 
 
Fife, (ar, fAlI, fat. Me, met. Fine, ffn. N6, mfive, n6r, got, 6il, d^Ad. Trtbe, trtb. fiill. l//in, THis. 405 
 
 HAR 
 
 Dkyoew. — adr. Harthl'y, f)rtcf<^; ^«t6 ; 
 riiuh, brtri'd); ern|T. 
 
 HursluiesSf liarah'nes, «. I T bie 
 SRiiuljhfit, Ijiirfdje 95efc^nffent)fit. 2.bie$erte, 
 ^ribiijfeir, $frbl)eit (b«6 C>b\lti ic). 3. bie 
 ^:^.lrrf, 5{aul}l)«t, bn«58ntt(t)e (eiiie«lon«); 
 bn# Srfpfrirfite <«iiie# •T?ft<"f«). 4. bie 
 fi5<«ri<M)«tt (be« Pf)nr<iftiT*>. Shak. 5. bie 
 6trenge, S^hrtt (.tinti SSernxifrt). 
 
 Harslet, liarslet, / {M. hatia) «. 
 
 Haslet, has'let, ^ ^^"^ ©eftt^iintje 
 eCer 0)irrtiifc^ uiittd <&c()tueiii«). 
 
 Harst, (fdjDtrj liarve«t. [$irt(^. 
 
 Hart, hart, (iingelf. Iieort) «. btr 
 
 Hart-beett, [3uiJl.I bn« Qiinngn. -- 
 e»ii, I afpgnrjiuif. J bie i>iricl)franfljcit, 
 WrtUliVerre. --royal, l. [aot.l ber ipirfe: 
 born, $ir|'(f)bonj. 2. ber uom itijniije ge: 
 iiiijte ^iriV^. -'«-ea»e, t)a6 95eilcf>en. -'»- 
 fodder, (35ot.) bo« 5?ir|d)ljeil. -'»-liorii. 
 B (5nDt.] bn6 fcindjgrns. bi bn« $irf(f)bwn. 
 e) Salt of -'i - li o r o , [ Qtjtm.] brt6 $ir|M)= 
 f)ociioI. -'• root, ^er :J{i)6iiiorm, bie sttnr^ 
 wurj. -'•-tongue, I'Bot.) bie >p:r('(l)iiiiiiji'. 
 --wort, -'i-wort. (5)iu.j a) bie >pir)cl>= 
 tuurj. b) ber ®eiVl. o fns Oreljfrrtut. 
 
 Haruin-Ncaruiii , ii&'iuiu->kAr- 
 diu, «i(/. o Tiiillof , ininiiT (ifid)iu'tuj. 
 
 HaruMpice, liar'uxpia.d.linruiprxi 
 i. [rom. okiilj.j ber CptVriDiiljrt'.i.jfr. 
 
 Uaruspicy , liar u^pLi , «. bnd 
 SS3.\i)rHfleii iiii« btn tfin.jeiDeibeu btrDpfer= 
 lljiere. ^ 
 
 Harvest, har'veit, ((ingeir. Iiaerfesl, 
 harfeki; 1)011. Iierlsi ) (. I. ( ba« @varjtil;r) 
 ber ^erbil. i. ber J5)erb|l, tte (Srnte. 3. t ») 
 t\t 5rfid)te, ber ertma tber -iirbeit). b; 
 bie (Friiie (-lOirfmiflen, JJoiijcii). 
 
 HarvcKt-fly, [ Q-iitum. ] bie 9auni> 
 gride. -Iiouie, a) bie QTiKejeir. b; biu< 
 G-rnrelieb. cj i ber ifjerbil. Shar. d) tat 
 CriiteiVft. — lord, ber Si'mmim bet'Sdjnu: 
 tcr, DberiTe ©d)iiirtrr. --man, ber edynit; 
 ter. --queen, bie ^eTb|iri>itii)iiiii (em bit 
 ttere* i)or|lclIenbe« ©lib), --lime, bit 
 Griitcirir. --woman, bie @(i)iiirteriiin. 
 
 Harvest, v. a. tjtvbHtw, einrrtiten 
 eintl)iiii. l@(t)iiittcr. 
 
 Harvester , liar'vestdr , s. tn 
 
 Has, liaf, Dritte 'iperroti ting, pmet 
 Indic. V. liHve. 
 
 Hash, hath, (fr. hacher)».a. I.^atfeti, 
 |er()n(fcii, fleiii Ijiirfcii. 2. t ("p) niifeffen. 
 
 Hasli, t. I. &rf)c\<ittS , tat qti)a(ft< 
 glfii'd). 2. <.\d)Ott.) beruiiflefdjtrftr, fdjmiifjiiic 
 SDitiir<l>. iPie ■SiinViUji'irte 
 
 Hask, hask, «. t biid 2)iiifengel)rtii|e, 
 
 Haslet, haslet, f. Hamlet. 
 
 Hasna, (rd)ott.) lias not. 
 
 Hasp, hasp, (oii{)rlf. haepo t. I. bie 
 ijxupe, Btr sdjliegljnfeii, 'Wieflel, bie Jtliimije 
 2. (Dertl.) ber ober bie i5>iirpel, ®flriitjntVel. 
 
 Hawp, V. a. iiiit emer ^nfpe um'^iief; 
 fen, iuriifjein, |iit)nfen. 
 
 Hassuck , i(<t)Ctt.) any thing 
 thick, bunhy and ill arrauged. 
 
 Hassuck, has'Ki'ik, (m. hesor) *. 1. 
 bie ^iiiiVMiiinttf. 2. [Dertl.) bie Watte. 
 
 Hast, hact, inieite ^erfoii »ing. yrne*. 
 btdic. ron have. 
 
 Hastate, hat'tate, }n.)aaj.['&tt.] 
 
 Uastate«l, hkt'tkiii,^ H»ief|i)»iui0. 
 
 HAT 
 
 Haste. hA>te, (fd)iveb., ban. hast; 
 
 ()0U. haast; fr. hite) «. I. file $a|t, ©lie. 
 2. ber ©iTer, bie ipi^e. 3. (tai @ebrangt= 
 I'ein pon ®erc()aften) bie ©ile, ©iifertiflfeit. 
 To make haste, filen, llc^) fpufen. In-, 
 eilig. Post-haste, potlif^neU , in groger 
 &iie, eilig, f<i)ncU. [©iien tijut fein gut. 
 Prott. The more — , the worse speed, 
 Haste, \\i<itt, > V. It. a) (eilig n>i» 
 Hasten, liA'sn, ) t;inge^en)eiien. b^ 
 fid) fvuteii, eilen. - t». a. bet'0ieunifleu, be» 
 treiben, beeilen. 
 
 Hastener, hA'snur, «. I. ber &il> 
 fertige, ©iienbe. 2. ber SBefc^leuiiiger, aie» 
 rorterer. 
 
 Hastily, hAstilA, adv. 1. f)Aflig, 
 eilig. 2. i<Dreilig, uori'c^nea. 3. l)iQig , etfng. 
 Hastiness, iiAs'tenes, *. 1. bie 
 ipailigfetr, G-ilfertigfeit. 2. bie unge(lume 
 (yite, ^preiligreit, Uebereilung. 3. bie .^iQe, 
 ipt'ttujftu, ber ©ifer; ber 0'i')J»f"• 
 HastiMg--pear, liA»-iiug pire, «. 
 
 Cie ge''')""^"' 
 
 Hastings, bis'tlngi, «. pi. •) bie 
 tfnii)erbieu. b> bie \x\\\)itiu^tn ijru4>te ui^ 
 ilUgcineiiien). 
 
 Hastit, (fc^utt.) hasteaed. 
 
 Hastive, histiv, adj. trul))eitig, 
 triil)i'tif. 
 
 Hasty, his'ie, adj. 1. I)a(lig, eilig, 
 lilierrig. 2. uoreiiifl , uorfdjueU , iisertiii. 
 i. jal)iornigi I)i9ig, l)efng, eH'nfl, l)«|litf« *• 
 iruljreif, |riil)jeuig. 
 
 Hasty -footcal, % eilt'u&ig. — pud- 
 ding, ber in ber &ile bereiKie "ilSiiDCtng 
 uiiio -iHmb unb 2i3aiTer, ob. au« ■''iitxi^ uh» 
 -Wei)!;. 
 
 Hat, hat, (anflelf. hact ; bAn. hat; f4)iu. 
 liMli; lu. hed Ob. bet) «. I. ttx ipllt. 2. Cir 
 ^arbiiial^l)iit (bie ih^i'irbe eiiiM Jtarbiual^;. 
 
 To put oil. lo pull oft' one's -, bcil SfWl ilbi 
 iiel)iiien. To give any one a -, lOertl.j our 
 (l-iiiem ben 5put nbiiel)en. 
 
 tfa I • b H n d , ixM ^iitbaiib, bie $iitrri)Miir. 
 -box. bie Jput|d)»id)rel. --c»»e, e<i$i^iit> 
 iMftenil. --maker, ber ^iitmactjfr. -- 
 110 ney, o I. bat erbeiirire (Veld. 2. (bie 
 Smdjiieirnd)! ber ®d)itf»fapiioite) fcie itnpp> 
 Iflfen, bn« "ilKriniaelb. --atriug, Ci« ^iit« 
 l'(Dniir. 
 
 Hatable, uAilbl, adh grl)aiT(fl. 
 
 Uatcli, haish, V. a. 1. ? i)e(fen, awi- 
 hcrfeii, iiiifluiircn, bruteu. 2. i «H«l)c<len, 
 briiten (nusbcnreii). 
 
 Hatcit, t>. »• 1- >) im ^rutcn fein, 
 bruten. b> fid) eimuirfiflii , fid) <iu6brurcii 
 laffen. *. i gut oon (Siaiteu gi-^eii. 
 I. b) Rggs will not hatch without a due 
 degice and continuance ot heat. 
 
 Wcustza. 
 
 Hatch, »■ i. bie decfe, %riir, bii5 
 (i)el)fif. 2; bie 'iiiiebriiruiig, iai ibriirru, 
 •HuJIjetfen ; <Uu«frie<t)eu. 3. i baS ^U6l)etfin 
 (bie ©nibecfiMig). Shak. 
 
 Hatcli, (fr. hacher) ». o. 1. (fiiipfrrtT. 
 u.3nrt)ii.| fi1)riiifiri.Mi.2.vraiid)eH(in SblutJC). 
 
 Ilatcll, Ob. Vl- hatches, laiigilf. 
 haeca; 1)011. hek) ». 1. bit ()albe Il)lir, bie 
 llji'ir tnir einer Oeftninig fiber berfelbcii. 
 .Shak. Joiiihson. I.yl. aj ("War.) bie t'ufen 
 (nut 6d)iffen>. b) brr Wong biir(<) ober fiber 
 bie £ufeu. c> ber Cufuibeif e( , bi« iiutt, d; 
 
 HAU 
 
 bn« ©d)u^6ret. e) ba« ^ef)r, bie ©(()teu?F.' 
 f) [6ornioa((i«J bie (5'infa(;rt (in ^OTiiiem. g) 
 berKornboten. h) bieaEiefelfafle. DlJliipferft.) 
 bie ©(f)rafftrnng. [fein; elenb bnran fein. 
 
 To be under the hatches, eiiigefperrt 
 
 Hatch-way, [<Wnr.) ber ®ang burd) 
 
 bie Siiten (uon eineni SBerbetfe in bat 
 
 anbere). [offnet. Shak. 
 
 Hatched, hatsh'ed. adj. halb ge> 
 
 Hatcliel, hak'kl , «. bie :^ed)el. 
 
 Hatchel, o. a. l. ()c(t)eln. 2. o <<^\» 
 wtn) burd)l)ed)eln, initnel)men. 
 
 Hatciieler, hak'kiur,#.beri5>e(^ter. 
 
 Hatcher, hatsli'iir. «. ber ©rfinbcr. 
 
 Hatchet, hatshlt, (^ade; ban. 
 hakke) «. iai %eil. 
 
 To take up the hatchet, ben ^rieg er< 
 flaren, ^rieg ful)ren. To bury the -, '^nu 
 btn fc^lie^en. 
 
 Hatchet-faee. bA< l)ert)Dr(lel)enbe, Ber« 
 jerrte ®erid)t. — faced, hnSlid) oon (iJe« 
 rid)t. --helve, ber ©tiel am ibeile. -- 
 shaped, [^ot.) I)0bflf6riiiig . beit|6rinifl. 
 --vetch, [>yot.J bas "lieiifraut. 
 
 Hatching-fiiatsh ill);, t. i.(^upferil.] 
 bie *is(J)cnffituiifl. 2. bie iprrfe, *rut. 3. ba* 
 >i)ruteu. 
 
 H alching-haiise, ba< !^riirf)Olltf. 
 
 Hatchment, hauhuiem, $. (,n< 
 "lOrtppen eiiA:i S^eriiorbtiien am t'eid)cn« 
 magcn cbet in eineri\ird)t'. 8iiak. ll)a||t'ii. 
 
 Hate, hile, (aiigt'li'. halian , v. a. 
 
 To be haled, l)»it|enf.ioeril). 
 
 Hate, «. ber ^ag (to. nuf, miber). 
 
 Hateful, haitt-iiii, ud}. I. oeri).i#t, 
 gel)affirt. 2. gcljiifug, l)OHeifii(lt. 
 
 Hatefully, liaietule, ado. I. ge> 
 \)A\M i l)rtperf«Ut. 2. gel;.i||igcr lOtife, bo*» 
 Ijaft. (Weljaffigfeit. 
 
 HatefulneKS, hAie'tiiiiie«. «. cie 
 
 Hater, hitur. «. ^l•r^>af|lT; jyeinb. 
 
 Hath, hat/i, ^ brute <J^tv\un ting, 
 praet. liidic. U. have. 
 
 Hatred, liAned, «. ber .^a^ , bie 
 5<iiiHd)afi, ber ©rod. 
 
 Hatted, hailed, adj. nut eiiiem 
 ^ute bebedr, einen :i>iit triigenb, tnit ciiiem 
 S^utt auf bent A'opfe. 
 
 Hatted ob. ) (fc^ott) a mixture 
 
 Hattit kit, ) ofuiilkwarw 
 from I li e c o w and b u 1 1 e riu i I k. 
 
 Hatter, hattur, v. a. t ermilbeii, 
 abniiUien ; - ed out with . . , ganj erfd)upft 
 oon . . . 
 
 Hatter, «. ber ^iitniaiter. 
 
 Hattuck, hat'iiitv. (erf. attock) «, 
 t bit :po<fe (OJarbenj. [«. « ber ^aujer. 
 
 Hauberk, hiw'berk, (fr. huubeil> 
 
 Haud, (fd)ort.) to hold. 
 Haudinif, (fd)ott.; support, <>•.< 
 
 pen deuce. [landi^; valleyst, 
 
 Haiig^lis, (fd>orr.; low lying, rich 
 Uau{;-ht, hint, (fr. hauO adj. U 
 
 t)0<t) , er()abru; ( bal)er ) 2. i ilolj , tri'fjifl* 
 
 iiberiiiiitl)ig. ll)od)niiitl)ig, ui'ermi'tl)i!i. 
 
 Haug'htily, hawieie. adv. fioli, 
 HiiughtiuesM, liaWienes, t. be* 
 
 ©roij, llei'eriniitl), 5pLd)iniirl). 
 
 Hauj^^hty , hiw'te, adf. 1. * ; l)0<(. 
 
 2. (lolj, l)od)iuiirl)ig , libcnniirhig. 3. T (loij. 
 
 4. * frii)u ; erl)abeii; l)od), l)L<d)|Uebeiib. 
 
 . uiwl. q«. iMier; fy. imUm 
 
406 Fate, f/ir, fall, fat Mi, mit. Fine, fin. NA, n.ive, n6r, got. 6il. c]6^d. Ti^be, tiih, (fill thin. Tills. 
 
 HAU 
 
 l^ofl. haalen) t>. o. a) [■Wiir.] (jnJfn. b) )ie> 
 ()en (iSeile !c.). o (iiiit cyeiualt) fortjifl)eii, 
 fd)lcvpeii (qjfrroncii). d ) (about) l)entiv.jer> 
 reii (^JJerfonen). e) ['TOnr.J fcl^rmen cuom 
 
 To haul in. [-Wnr.] eiii[)0(tn. To - 
 
 houie, (inleijeil. To - the wind. Ouu l)(lltcn. 
 
 Hnul, *. 1. ^a5 Srt)lfppfii, 3ifl)i'i'- 
 tex l)efti,)e, ilnrff Siifl. 2. tev (Sil'djo 3'ig- 
 
 Huialag-e, liawl'uje, <. [3pan:>el| 
 >ie iran^portfoflen. [of resort. 
 
 ll»ui(I.S, (rd)LHrj liold«; places 
 
 Hmiiiii, liawiii, > .■ , , V 
 
 __ ! (nngfll- liealm) 
 
 1. ter (Strol);) 5?iiltn. ,2. i<\& iSrroI). 
 Hnuiii , J. Oils Kiiintiui. 
 
 HnUIlCll) llall^.ll. (fr. Iianclie) $. 1. 
 
 «> Ml! ^niife. I)) Der B'd)ti\tel. tie Spii\te. 2. 
 
 Huuiiclieti , iiaiishd, «((/. (in 3»: 
 fntnmenfe^iiiigeiii ©rtjenfei l)iiL'fiiD, idKiitfUfl. 
 
 Haunt, liAiir . (fr. Iiamer; nrin. 
 haiiteiioca. l.dift, Ijiillfin' t«frii<l)fll. 2. (Durd) 
 jii£iriii(ilirf)e, lailifle >Btriid)e pinflcii) beKtu"' 
 reii; heimfiid^eii. Shak. Swut. 3. (uoii QH-- 
 fvenitern ) unigeljen (in eiiiem ipiuife;. 4. ••' 
 jjeiubljneM dm &tu>n5). [d)cm te tViift. 
 
 A ha nil ted house, ein >piUl£ , ill ivel^ 
 
 Hauut, I*, n. a) l)ati(ig, ofr ba fein, 
 
 (id) einfiiitcn , errd)einen. i>) i about; oft 
 
 ^eruniilreid)en (nn). Shaic. c) ia grower 
 
 3iil)l fid) befin&cn of. bii fein. Shak. 
 
 b> I've charged thee uot to liauiit about 
 
 my door. Shak. 
 
 Haunt, 4. 1. a) (trr oft, t^nufig be- 
 fud)te Ort ) 6tr 31nffiitl;rtlt. b > Die Spbi}lt, 
 t>ii6 •jfjeil, Cnger (Der iljitrt). 'i. t ba6 l)(\u-- 
 fige S8efiid)eii (cine* Ott-i). ia ^iJefud), llnu 
 flang. .3. * Oie ffleiui^ljnljeit. [©linge? 
 
 Where are his haunts? ivo l)at er feine 
 
 Haunter, hant'iiir. «. (i-iner , tier 
 eft emen Drt befud)t, urn emeu Drt t)tvum- 
 nreid)t. 
 
 Haurl, crd)Dtt.) to drag; peel. 
 
 Haurlin, (id)ottj peeling. 
 
 Hau.se, (fd)LH(.) throat. 
 
 Haust, iiast. (lot.; 4. I. t tier i2d)(ii(f 
 CSSiin K.). 2. (nngelf. hwa«fa) * Oer trDt» 
 (ene 5?ii|1eu. 
 
 Hautboy, ho'boe, (fr. hautbois)4. 
 [tniif. Omlr.J tut ipoboe, ini 5?od)i)orn. 
 
 Hautboy-strawberry, tie •'))ii'rd)nf -■ 
 ©tBOecre. l©uMj, Ueberiuiirlj. 
 
 Hauteur, hawt'ur, cfr. 'in.) tiX 
 
 Hauyne, hawiu, «. [^:)}hneriUg.J 
 bie i>nui)ne. 
 
 Have, har, (angelf. habban ; giHf). 
 haban; Ijod. hebben ; inr. habeo; fd)iu. haf- 
 vai praet. u. pp. had. Inil. Praet. I liave. 
 thou hast, he has, we. you i>t). ye, lliey 
 have) t). a. 1. 5 l)abi'ii. 2. Ijaben, befiijcn. 
 3. ^abcn, a\\ fid) tragru. 4. ^alten (in (i'ljvtw 
 IC.). 5. l)iMten 'fwr (ytiuii* (jnlren). 6. (to) iju 
 jnljlcn K.) I)alien, niuuen. 7. o l)i\bti\, it\1> 
 baltcn. 8. l)ni>eH , entljalten. 9. I)iil>en , eni> 
 pfgngrn. 10. f;aben, nrl)iiitn. II. I)iibrn, lie> 
 toninien. 12. (IVoui) ijaljen (gcl)or( t)<\b(\\, 
 
 QUVCii I'lMl 3f'"'^"^>- '■^- <"'•'') i)i\bt\\ (iH'l 
 
 ©tneni), niitiu-ljuun. Shak. 14. (jiiui -Minu: 
 ne, jUiu ^eit>e) l;rtl>i-n. 15. I)nben , lyiiu: 
 fif)en. 16. I)ii6en, eriangm. 17. (nut finem 
 bnr.iuf foigtnoeii pp. > loiTeii. lH, «o let -, 
 
 HAV 
 
 (@inem) Qtmat jufoinmcu InfTen, verfc^nffen. 
 19. (nl^ ^ulfSjeitiBort) fatten. 
 
 To have by heart, nu£iven&ig luifien. 
 You have it right, gnnj rid)tig, *Sie haben 
 ti gelroifen. To — any one at a bank, t 
 ©■inen &ei feiner fd)iuiid)en ©cite nngi-Grifft" 
 i)ilben. I had rattier be ..., id) luoUte lie: 
 ber fein ... He had better go, er tI)iUe 
 befyer oDer am beilcn, }u geljen. 1 would 
 jhave you write, id) luoilte, id) Dad)te, ©ie 
 !fd)rieben. What answer would you have 
 nie return? nini molicn Sit, Dng id) lint: 
 luorre? wai |o(l ic^ gnnuorten? What would 
 you have? mai iufiii|"d>en, luoden ©ie? To 
 
 - over, ilbrig (jnbeii rD beljalten. To - a 
 care , a) 'ild)t geben , |ld) in '2ld)t ncljnien. 
 b) (of) '21d)f geben (nuf). He would -, a) 
 er niod)te, lunnfc^te. h) er oerlangt. He 
 should-, er follte t)<\ben. Have him ex- 
 cused, entf(^ul&ige il;n. To - a ship dis- 
 mantled , ein ©d)iff abrnfein infjen. Tr - a 
 mind for.., £n|1 Ijuben nod)... 
 
 To have afier, iind)folgen, uertPfflen. 
 Shak. To- at, o G"inen nngreifcn. Iltive 
 at you, a) nun gilt ti tir! uorgefcl;en. b) 
 (at one's self) fid) uorfetjcn , fid) ill >2ld)r 
 iie^men. c) fid) luenfteii (ju). d; t6 niit Gi- 
 nem aufnel;men, (id) iiiit (i-ineni niefycn. Shak. 
 To — with, o e6 (iiifnel)inen (tint), fid) 
 niefjen (luit). Dryden. Have wiih you, { 
 id) get)e niit. Shak. To - in, entl;iilten. To 
 
 - on, nnljrtben, trngen (JtleiBer zc). To - 
 out, fortfd)iifft'i. To -away, luegiieljiiicn, 
 entfernen , 6nl)iniieljnien , fortfd)''fftii , lueg; 
 fiit)ren. To — upon one't aelf , aiif ot>. t>ei 
 fi4) ^nben (®elt jo. 
 
 Prov. Do well and have well, iwie 
 nitin'6 treiOt, fo gcl;t'«. [D6.Dtid)t» befit^enC 
 
 Havelcss, hav les, atlj. f SSic\U<i 
 
 HaveU, havn, (angelf. haefan; l;ii!l. 
 haven; £inn. havn) *. 1. Der (©eeo iprtfen. 
 2. i ter ipnfen, Die g-reiilntte. Shak. 
 
 Havener, havuur, «. f in 5pafen: 
 meiricr, i^nfeiunifreljer, ♦ 
 
 Haver, havur, #. + ber 3"()<i''er, 
 Scfiyer, Giiier, Dcr IjiU. Shak. 
 
 Haver, *. Der i?iifer, 5?n6eV. 
 
 Haver-bread, Dil6 ipoferbroD. 
 
 Havered, (fd)(>[t.) taUed fool- 
 ishly or without method, [person 
 
 Haverel, deduct.) a half-witted 
 
 Havers, i 
 
 > (f( 
 Haivers, y 
 
 Haversack, haviirsak, (fr. havre- 
 sac) *. Der iorniilcr (Der ©olDiUeu). 
 
 Having, having, s. l. f Die Spabt, 
 iae Seriiiogeii. Shak. 2. bai Spaben , Ses 
 fi^eii; Der SJefi^. Sidkbv. 3. '•' bai SSernii 
 gen, Die 2liiffril)ning. [.good sense. 
 
 HavillS, (fd)Ott. > good manners, 
 
 Havior, n^'veur, «. '^ Diid SJetrogen, 
 Die 'Jliiirul)iiiiig. 
 
 Havock, hav'vi'ik. (iv. havog) t. 1. 
 a) Die iScr^fcrniig, iBcnufiiliiiig. b) ba6 
 ©eine^el; Der SOforD. 2. (em 'Jlu^ruf iur 
 ©d)iiid)t) id)l.igt roDt! 
 
 To ni.Ae havock of... i)erf)eeren, ven 
 lui'iOen; nirDcrinciji'ln, unibniigi'ii, cri'd)liigeii. 
 
 Havock, v. a. 1. iieriuiiileii, vai)ee> 
 ren. 2. iiicDrnneijeln. 
 
 Havrels, ( (fd)ort.) half-witted 
 
 KaivrelM, 5 persons 
 
 (fd)Ott.) idle talk. 
 
 HAY 
 
 Ha^V, hiw, dinged', haeg. hag; f)o(I. 
 haag. heg) a I. [ 53ot. J Die ^Mfcl)Ibcere. 2. 
 (angelf. haga) Der.$aG, Da6(i)artd)eii, C>itt}ne, 
 fleine ©tfitf SniiD (iial)e bei eiiicin 4>'iiiic>. 
 3 [Ihierarjn.J Der glctf iin ■Jiuge. 4. ' Da< 
 ihal. Chaucer. 5. Der itaril, Die ipiuie. 
 
 Haw - finch, [CrnitI). ] Der itirfd);tiif, 
 Jternbeiget. --haw, (SScrDoppelg. o. haw) 
 l(Sartenf.J b<\6 S?nl)a. --thorn. Der >B3cipj, 
 ipageDorn. - - 1 h o r n 1 1 y. Die SKei^Donijliegc. 
 
 Haw, V. n. iin DieDcn aiijlo^cn, |1. t» 
 tern. - *. Da^ ©tottern. 
 
 Hawk, hawk, (angelf. hafoc; 1)00. 
 havik) t. Der ^(ibid)t, Jalfe. 
 
 To enter a hawk, einen ^alttn ial)nien. 
 Hawk's nose. Die ^abid)t6iiafe. 
 
 Hawk-eyed, ein g-alfenauge (f(f)arfe4 
 'Jluge) l)a&enD. — nose d, eiiie ip.ibid)td>, 
 'ilDleniafe l}al)enD. --owl, Die JJ'iIf'^H'Ul*' 
 --weed, [2301.] Da^ 5pabid)tSfraiit. 
 
 Hawk, V. n. 1. (at) (2>i>gel) niit %aii 
 fen beijfn, jiigen. 2. (at) ^(ii]b iiuic^eii (anf). 
 
 Ha«vk, V. n. raufpern. - v. a. (up) 
 aiieraiifpcrn. 
 
 Hawk, (. ba6 Siaufpern. 
 
 Ha««'k, (f)i)fen> v. a. i^ofen, an^fjofen, 
 iiiiii SSertuur'e au^bieien uD. anernfeii; l)au< 
 firen. [ treibcn. 
 
 To go hawktng about, $ani'irl)rtnDfl 
 
 Ha^vked, hiw'ked , udj. rrumm 
 luie ein i5>'i''id)t6id)nal)ei. 
 
 Hawked nose. Die ipabic^t^j, 9tMernnfe. 
 
 Hawker, hiw'kiir, s. l. Der Spbter, 
 Spote; ipanfirer, labnlerfranier; 3i'iHi"a*» 
 ttiiger. 2. (angelf. Imfcere) Der 5>^ltciijiicet. 
 
 Ha'M'kie, (fd)olt.) a cow. 
 
 Hawking', iiiw'king, a. l.Die^eije. 
 2. Das 5panfiren. -about, Dai ijaiifiren, * 
 Der .^aiifirl)anDel. 
 
 H a w k i n g - b a g , a) Die 3ngDto|"(t)e. b) 
 Die ©attcltaf(t)e. — pouch. Die 0>iflf t'lH't)'- 
 
 Hawse, hiwi (i^alfe), pi. hawses, 
 hiw'sii, *. ]':))Jar. J 1. (Dad 2i>d) t"t "fl^ 
 »2lnfcrtau) Die l?luie. 2. pi. oo. --hol«s, 
 Die filii^gaten, 5tli'iSlod)er. 3. Die Sage bat 
 ^nrertane our Den illufeu (ivenu ba& ©c^iff 
 our 2 >Unfcrn liego. 
 
 Hawse-piece, iai Rlllit)Oli. — hugs, 
 Die ftliifenfacfe. — plugs. Die Jtulsjapfen. 
 
 To ride hawse-full, flnjen. The ship 
 has a clear -, or a foul -, Die 'Uiifertaue 
 fal)ren por Den itluf*" "'i' ob. Ijoben tineii 
 ©d)lag. [^'ill>. 
 
 Ha^vser, hiw'sur, «. [^{ar.J Die 
 
 Hay, ha, (angelf. heg, hig; l;oll. hooi; 
 ban. hoe) f. 1. eao ipen. 2. eine •Jlrt 9{nnD> 
 
 Rowing hay, bai (Grummet. Itaiij. 
 
 Prott. To make hay while the sun shin- 
 es, Da* eifen fdiniieDen, lotil ei ipariu i|l. 
 
 To dance the hay, f riUlD t)ernm, ill 
 (inein iireife taiiien. 
 
 Hay-cock, Die .^eiu'iippe, ter .^ciif)aii» 
 fen, Dte .$)eufd)eibe. — field. Die ^cnmaD, 
 ;j)cuiriefe. — harvest, Die i^eiicrnte. -- 
 knife. Die 5pciifid)el. --loft, Der i?cubo« 
 Den, Die ipenbi'iOiie. --maker, Der J^iu 
 mad)er, '»fal)ir. — making, bai .ipenma' 
 (f^en. -market, I. Der ipennuirfc. 2. cm 
 ^Mfy ill SoiiDon. --luonds, s. pi. Der 
 &rDepl)eu. - mow, Der .^eufc<)ober, 4""' 
 barn, Die i5>fubiid)t. — rick, — stack. 
 Dec flro^e $eiifit)obet OD. .ipeuilotf (ui fireict 
 
Fkte. ffir. fall. fnL ^U. met. Fine. fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6iF, cloud. Ti'ibe, tnb. full, «//in. THis. 407 
 
 H.\Y 
 
 Cufl). H«y-»talk, 6er$eu|len(je[. —-time. 
 ^ic iptiittntt. -- woinii, 4. pi. tie ©rD: 
 wi'iriuer. ( feu- 
 
 Hay, V. a. tftutn, tintjtimtn, tintjaw 
 
 Hay, (angdi'. baeg) «. l. ^ fee 3ni\n, 
 ^lU). Chaucer, 'i. DnS iJIti), Wnrii (jiirOnaf>- 
 
 tlajr-bote, I 'Jftdjrifpr. ) »> Cms 3»iiin= 
 tt(S)t. b) fine Strnie rofgen^ngberdjiiDujiiiiiJ. 
 
 UMy, ti.ii.(&eiiii(iiiitid)eii;9Iei3e ililleii. 
 
 Htty, (u. it. Iiai) 4. eiii 9e(t)«iii5t>rii(f, 
 ueiiii 3(»>'i>ii> gerrcifcii iti. Shak. [i)irc. 
 
 Hny^vartl, ha'Mird, «. iter SJemenw 
 
 Hazurd, lia^uid, ifr. hasard; 4. I. 
 6er 3"frtH. f'li Uiigefiil)r. 2. 6ie ®efiil}r ibii* 
 {Hiftto, 2Ga(jiii6). 3. (eme "Urt i>oii iiiurffU 
 fpid; Cie £ct)>uiie, bai )Siii<it\Yitl. 4. a) (a^ 
 £ut1}, Seiu'tec (im ^aliipult). b) bat &od) 
 {im ©illarftj.. 
 
 To run the hazard of.., Q-tlvn^ ivi1(|(n, 
 t6 aiifoiiiinen laffen auf.. I will stand ilie 
 - uf the die . id) )ut(J 6fr SDiirfel Unatfii'jr 
 be|l(l)(n. Shak. At tlie - of his life, niu 
 
 HEA 
 
 ^opf. i. (tin Tfjiet, 3n6ii'ibiiiim) btv ffppf, 
 bai 5paii|>t, ®tii(f. 3. (6er Urnjrcr , -iliifui): 
 vev) bH6 ^fluvt ; btx iSoriTeljer. 4. cDer enle 
 -)>ltiQ, d'tjreiiplaQ) Die Spii^r. 5. (bit Oitqew: 
 loart) bi\i &<\ut)i (ill Deii >)5ijriii"en to iiiUe 
 the -, ta »how the -). 6. (Oer iSerihin£>) 
 maii<t>mnl i bet Kovf. 7. t £"< 'Sum, £>.i* 
 (i>e|ii1)t. 8. bui &en)tit) (eiueS ipiriAeo iii 
 bejiig nuf feiii lUlter;. Shah. 9. tie etilt 
 Ut|"rtd)e, Iliiede (eiiur ajirfuiig;. Shak. 10. 
 Ht ipeer(£iiia<^(, '>)Hiiniii'i:t)iM'(. Shak.. il. iSie 
 vSpiije, bev obirfie iljcil eiiie? .Oiiuj^, bri'oiu 
 beti lueiin ec breiter i|l ai6 btr ^t\l bt\\(i- 
 ueii) a> &ie iSpiQe; ba ^npi; Kiinpf. h; Cao 
 :j)aupt. e) t i.i)pogr. ) bet JDbcrbiilfeii (Oer 
 ■4Jre(Te). dj 6et Xrniij. - of a >hait. Cie 
 Kriuiileii^e. 12. bn6 i&orOer(l;ea (riiie^ Din- 
 ged;; Der Surberrl^eii , biU C^ollioii (eiiub 
 .8<t)ifTe$; ; ba Sd^iitibel (einer (»>tleere) ; (le 
 ^urDeneite (ciiier O^iuiiie). 13. ete Jruiite, 
 >^ptQe uiiied jpeered;. 14. bcr 35o(eii (rtiu^ 
 ^rtiied). 16. btt i.\u\ (etiiee '^ud)e4). ib. 
 
 <»eictl)t reiiic5 DeOciii. At all ha lar d*. |i>it6 (i-ifeu (fer 'il^O. 17. Cer *^.i|'it)t, «d)tunii 
 
 aiir aUe &eint)t. A fine -, l^JiUiuCip.] eiii 
 |M)i>iier Still. — • of the sea, l:piiiibrti istt- 
 fleniljrfii. 
 
 If azard, cfc. haitarder) v. a. I. lUA; 
 gen, nuf ^^^^ ^P>el K^en. 2. fid) auefeijeii 
 ijbein 93rrlii|1e leiiier (ri}ce !c.;. 
 
 Hazard, o. n. t6 aiif tirii 3>iHn aii: 
 tumiiu-ii Miieiii {id) in Q}(fal)r fetjen. Shak. 
 
 Hazardable y hai'urdabi, ai</. 
 nMgiid), (iil)ii, ntiunat- 
 
 Hazarder, hai'urdur, «. 1. bex 
 @pi(ier. 2. bet 'IUagrl)ai6. 
 
 Hazardous, iia^urdu*, ady. wng: 
 It4>, nii^iid), geivngt, getnl)rli(t). — adv. 
 Hnx'ardoualy, maglict), ini^lK^ 2(. 
 
 Hazardousiiects , hax urdiisnet. 
 «. 6ie *i!jiiiiiid)feit, ®e|iil)rlt(t)fett. 
 
 Hazardry, hui'utdti, «. « I. bic 
 S)cnv(genl)eit. 2. bn6 Spiel, ^UiigeiVitl. 
 
 Haze, hit-e, (i«i. haet) «. btt ibidt) 
 
 Haze, O.N- [Ceril.] neMn. li^ebel. 
 
 Haze, V. a. t er|'d)re(fen, |°d)re(feii. 
 
 Hazel, h&'zl , (ongcll'. hae«el) 4. 
 [%u(.i fiie ipai'el, :)piirel|^tiu{)e, oer :i>areliiiiB: 
 (Irnud). - <><^- iiir ipaieli^aii(e gei^urig, luie 
 jpofel, niipbraiin, t^ellbrnuii. 
 
 Haael-earth, eiiie ^t rptt)er £ei)ni. 
 --lien, en* i^rtiell)u^n. --mold, bit 
 £)aiuinert>e. --nut, eie ^fiiiielnnO. --tree, 
 tie >i?iirel|laiiOf. — wood, Cer :{)ii|el(»uf4). 
 -.wort, Oie jpnielivuri- 
 
 Hazelly, lii'zle.a<<;. I.vufl:^afeli^nu> 
 Citii. 2. niiMt>r>iiiii, f)eUbrnuii. l<Rebelivet[eT. 
 
 HaziuesM, iii zeii««, «. bui Oicbtlige, 
 
 Hazy, ha'ie, udj. nebelig. 
 
 He, hee, (angelt'. ma4e. he ; fern, heo ; 
 
 I. bei ^icxti u. ) ; etc epunCltefeii. 18. bA6 
 ^^rijtbret, Dec S^i\\6 tcincr (i)ui(arr< to- IV 
 Dec i(i>p| ibai i^ttytw). 2U. t d iiupt'P"?- 
 Swii-T. 21. b\t ^^lUiptiViefle, £liu'Ue Uiiie6 
 ^lii|Te6;. 22. (tiie ifi>t)t bet ^i\^\tti) lex 
 '^iilKriliinD (in '>}}<ui;leiir(t)leui'en in -^ejiig 
 >uii CiefTen iBcnveiiDung). 23. dec .:(>iuiptri;i-ii, 
 :piuiprpunrt, ^untt, bat Hiipirei (einer <ilv> 
 Danblung;; 6ie jKubrif, llrbrrri1)rif( i (n. ui 
 iveiterem @inne; lipiintelj bet ijiuilen, 9ied>> 
 iuinfl6artif«l. 24. (Cie Uriie, ^i>\)t) bex ©rao 
 (emer Araiiri)eit>. 2o. (Die (^(tirfe , '}Jtad)t, 
 ^\)\)e) btx (4>rn6. 26. « Oet ^auien, Die 
 OWeiige, btt 3iilniif. Shak. SpcMiiEK. 27. Cie 
 >&pi9e ; bex (iii^erile Il;eil, b«t auveriU, eiii 
 fernteile (?n6e (.einer sbndjt ic. ). 28. i- eie 
 -iijurjel (6er 3iuii:beln u.). 29. Die ^reiljeit, 
 Oer treit 2i}illen, o t>rr ^vpf. 30. Oct tdiotf \ 
 iJufd) (i^nnr ic). 
 6. These uiea laid their heads together 
 to form the scheme. Never trouble 
 >our head about this alfair. Your 
 Oiend Th. has a good head, a strong 
 head. 22. The mill has a good head 
 of water. 24. The disease has grown 
 to such a head as to threaten life. 
 25. The sedition got to such a head 
 as not to be easily quelled. 29. Chil- 
 dren should iiot have their heads. 
 
 WteSTEK. 
 
 Head of a firm, ($aii6elj 6er JpnnDeU: 
 Ijert, >pi-iniipnl. On this-, liPer eiefen 
 ^linft, Ijieruber. Heads of a charge, tie 
 iimgepuntte. - to -, OKnnn fiir -JKann. At 
 the -, uornn, on ter ©pi^e- Over - and 
 ears, 1. iiber Sfait u. «opf. i. M "<>« &"= 
 
 ntmtv. hit (It); accu4. hig; pi. hi; liu. | Oljreii, i»i)Uifl. Of his own -, nod) ftiiieni 
 
 bie; fl. hi; id) notn. he; po<«. his; ob}. 
 
 iiim, pi- they; them; pron. btt i. '$er|Vn 
 
 1. R. 2. (rQnoni)in nut any man* terjenigc, 
 
 ttt. 3. (flU ipouprivort) a) | ter "Mrnnn. Shak. 
 
 k) bat 9Kaniid)(n (Der ll)iere). 4. ninnd)iniil 
 
 Ropi'e, flit feinen Xcpf; of his own -, on 
 their own -, nuf feiiie jjnuil, nuf iljre gnui^. 
 Buck of the first ->, eiii i?iri"it)eorf n" fimitiii 
 3al)re. - and shoulders, mit @)emnir, mil 
 nller (Beiwnlt. - or tail, - nor tail, nngeiuip. 
 
 flfl)t tt tor Il)icrnnnieii, uni tae in.iniiiid)c ! By the -, I-)Rnr.] mit t>em 95ortertl;eile ^ii 
 fflefd)lc(t)t nnjnjeigen unt ifl nutnnn em j iief im aSBniler. -to wind. [Bf.ir.j gerate m 
 ajetwort, J. 18. a he-goat, em 3iegrnftprf; tru 20inD. A--, right a--, i»or fid), gernte 
 
 WX fl(t). The very - and front (of my of 
 
 lending), bat $anpcfnd)lid)|1e, 6)niiie. Shak, 
 
 To turn head, fic]) iinnventrii, fi(t) inn 
 
 a ht-bear, tin ninnnlid)er 35nr; he- 
 • ousin, tec Setter.. &. *, %\i. % f"r it. 
 Head, hed, (niigelf. heafod, hefed, 
 
 h«*i«li t)i>U. U->fd> t. i. »a« J^nujjt, 6fr.fe<>reii. To ue at lUc - of, a) auiu^en (em 
 
 HKA 
 
 Seeric. ). b) iion'te^en (einer ©rfjiile ic). 
 To take a thing into one's — , fid) (^tivn^ 
 in ten Kopf fe^en. To put a thing inro 
 one's -, ud) i>e. ©incm ©tiund in Den JJopf 
 iVljeil. To beat the -, to breiik the — 
 ;about), fid) ten .Ropf jcr&rfiteii (uner ©r« 
 lUnS). One cannot beat it out of his — . er 
 uiut ti fid) nid)t ncl)iiien, ninn Ciinii tt i^in 
 iud)c awt Dem ^h^pfe briiigrii. To make -, 
 
 1. (against) ( (S-ineiil) fiil) lui^e^u•I5cn , ti(J 
 iSpi^e bitten, i. |ld) jiirainniciiroitcn oDer 
 ueniinimclll. To give (a horse) ilie -, <C|. 
 nein >prerDe) tie Siigel i'd)ifSeii Inffen (and) t>. 
 To bring to a — . 1. jii (jwit Pvingcii. 2. 
 >uni «£d)iviiren briiigeii. To cnuie to a — , 
 eitern. To draw lo a -, 1. (yiter }iel)en. 2. 
 iioc<)iniil6 iiberrd)lagen 0?ed)iiiiii(ien to. J. 
 iufninnieiiiiet)en (fiirilul) mieDerl)oleii). 4.fi4 
 uerfiunmcin. To get a—, fid) lurrninnielil 
 Ob. fninmeln, einfi luerDen- To get -. it6er: 
 niiufi net)men. To gatlier — . .)ii sniften fi»n< 
 ivtz, fid) fnnimeln. To take iiie -, i>i>rnu 
 rem, uorane fein, Den SJiirrniig geminnen- 
 
 Head, adj. btx, Die but iiortere »oxt 
 juglid)iU, uornel)tnile, erfte, ipnupt.. |. %. 
 
 - letter-oifice. tns .^aiipipoilnin;. 
 Head-ache, --ake, bai iti>pfi»tll. 
 
 — band, 1. tie .fti'pfbiiiDe , im KopfDniiD. 
 
 2. [3)u4)biiiD.J Dn£itnvit.)ld)eii (nn-brid)ern). 
 --baud, D. n. tSiid)oinD.J tn* Riipitiiid^cii 
 beiled)en. --board, Dn* Jtopfbrei (Dee 
 •8ett|le(le). — borough. [Gngl.] Der ©Oifi 
 teputirte, BurffDiiilnbel. —-clerk. [$>in< 
 DelJ a) Dtr DDendjreiDer. b) ter 53iid)l)nuer. 
 c) Der QJefd)iifr6fi'il)rer. d) Der <l>rofnrnrrn» 
 ger. e) Der erile Sonnnifi. --clout. Dn< 
 ivopftud). — curtain, Der 3?ettBiirl)nng. 
 -dag, Der ©tirnriemeii. --dress, i. 
 ter ftopfpiit) (eine* ^roiieiijiMinierd). 2. De« 
 (StrnuM (nuf Dem Supfe Der 2>t»gcl). --fast, 
 [^at.\ Dn« 31nl)nltfeil. --first, atio. nut 
 Dem ^opfe uornn oDer ocrau^. --gargle, 
 eine aJiel)feud)e. — gear, Der ^I'pfpii^. -- 
 land, 1. Die SnnDfpi^e , Dn$ 23orneDirge. 
 2. Dtr (Strtiftn ungepfltigten SnnDetf ant 
 (JnDt Der gurd)en oD. nn cinenr.s^nge. -- 
 landlord, Dtr obtrfle l'tt)np[)err, @'igeiu 
 
 — line, 1. [*Dinr. J Dn« ^aa* 
 
 1. [1i)pi>gr.] Die ^miptjeile. -long, 
 
 a>a<le. I. mit Dem £opft i>Drnn, f)nuprlin(f*. 
 
 2. uber S)Ait uiiD i^Dpf, rnfc^, unbefDimen. 
 
 3. I)nftig, pl501id). b) adj. \. jol), nbfd)rnTiii. 
 
 2. ungeilum. 3. unbefonnen, rnfd). 4. ploi>> 
 li(f). --man, bat $nnpt, Der a5Dr|Tel>er, 
 >;5Drnel)mfle. --molds hot, eine ^iiiDrn 
 frnnfl)eit, bei a'eid)fr tie jtopfiin^f I'lCet 
 einnuDer geroni^fen i\\ ot. n)nd)il. - - m « ■ • y, 
 tie Aopfilener. — most, i>mDerfl, ter, Di», 
 Dn6 I'orDtrile. — pan, f t>it 5piriird)ale. — 
 pence, 4. pi., —-silver, [>nortl)llilif>erlnnD] 
 tit Stopffltntr. — piece, 1. Dtr if>tim, Dw 
 ®tnrini)nubt. 2. Dtr (giite) Jtopf, SSerilon*. 
 
 3. Der JiJoten (eiiieg gaffcfi); Die JJ'^gPniite. 
 
 4. Die iittli'ignette (einc» »ii(^c8). 5. Da< 
 .Uopfiliirt. 6. Dfl« i5oriiei)m)le. 7. Der Stirjt» 
 rienien, Dna ©lirnblntt (ntn Sniimt. 8. tii>» 
 pogr.j Die ©piijfoiiinine. 9. Der Iljiiriliiri 
 (Die obtrt Il)iirfd)iuf(le). -- p o 1 1, Dn» Jtopf. 
 gelt, --quarters, #. p/. I OWilif. ] Dn« 
 i?n«pti<unrtier. — rails,* j><. [OJfnr.J Die 
 •J^egflingen De* (SJniliiMi*. --roll, I. Det 
 
 |;|nUl;ui. 2. Dec ^nufcl), JSrinatn, -Jima um- 
 
408 FaJe, far, fnll. fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, e;ot, 6il, rl6nd. TAlie, tfib, frtJl. t7/ln, THb 
 
 HEA 
 
 bent ^ojtfe jum Irngen). Head-rope, 
 [TOnr.]&n6D&erleif. --sails. [>>Krtr.]i.pL 
 bie aSorfegel. --sea, [^Wnr.] bie ftrf) fletjen 
 bn« aSerCcrtfjeil bed (ad)iffc6 lunljenDen 2i3el: 
 leii. --shake, iai Sopfiiirten. Shak. -- 
 »idc, [li)pLigr.) bie aiiilfgeilege. -'s-man, 
 t Cer <&d)nrfrid)ter, 9fJn4ricf)tcr. — spring. 
 ttt Urquen. — stall, bn« .Kopfgeflea (iti 
 3num««). —stick, [ Ji)PiW-] ber itnpi= 
 talileg. —-stone. 1. ber ©rfiletii, ipaiipt; 
 (teiii. 2. ber ®rnbjlein. — strong, Ijnrt: 
 iincfiii , ()nle|lnrrig. - -strong n ess, bie 
 5?rtl«flnrtigfeit. — tire, ber ^'cpfpii^. — 
 way, l*))Jnr. ] bnS SBonurtrt^fleijcn (eine« 
 (£(l)iife^); to make --way. uoriunrt^geljen. 
 --wind. [5»?ar. ] ber in einer bem Snufe 
 be6 ©d)ijfe5 enrgegcnacic^ten dlid^tunq we-. 
 I^enbe 'BJiub. — workman, bet Dbmaim 
 ber >!lrbcitrr, crile 9Jr&titer. 
 
 Head, v. a. l. niift'tf)ren, (eiten, H' 
 fft)iigen ; nn ber ©piije (eiiier ©ypebiti"- •«.; 
 (leijen. 2. an ber ©pi^e (eiuer y^ecbt^i ., 
 rDrnu^geljen. 3. fenrljaiipren, fi:>ufcu. Shak. 
 4. foppen, fnppen (©nunie). 5. niit eiiiem 
 ^opfe I'erfefjL'ii (luie 9irigel ic.) , beidjlngfu. 
 
 6. mit einem S8o^en I'encljeu (ciii gap). 
 
 7. a) (©iiieiii) feiiiblid) entgegciifonimeii. b) 
 (<5Knr.! eMtgi-genmeljeu (i).2Biiu>e). o [-JJiat.] 
 qiier Iniifen (burd) bie See u. ©cijijfe). 
 
 A niiist that heads itself, [^;)Knif.] eiu 
 qWnil oijue 'SJaiigen ob. ©djalen. 
 
 Head, v. n. I. entrpriiigen (u. einein 
 
 gliifTe). 2. (gjfar.J (in einer geiuiiTen 9iid)= 
 
 tiing) tniifen. [she head? 
 
 2. How does the ship head, liow does 
 
 Headed, hed'ded. adj. (in Siifain' 
 nieiife^ungeii) f&pfig, niit einetn .Ropfe. 
 
 Thick-headed, bicffopfig , biliniu. 
 Hot--, f)i^t5pfig. Giddy--, fc^iuinbeU 
 fopfifl. 
 
 Header, hld'ur, «. l. ber ^difC'pfer, 
 aiiiffijpter (ber .Uopie niif ^ngcl tc. ntiid)t). 
 2. tai S?au\>t I einer «}5nrtei). 3. ber erile 
 ecfjiegel; (5-rf|Teiii (an einer OKnuer). 
 
 Headily, hed'ele, ado. t)i$ig' UU^f' 
 fcunen, pli^n;>!irf). 
 
 Headiiiessi, hld'enls, 4. I. bie 
 .^i^e, UiibeKMnienljfit. 2. ber ©tnrrfinn , bie 
 ^nli'iliirrigfcir. 3. M6 !Berniifd)eiibe, btc be: 
 r.iufrticnbe (Sigeni'djnft (beS 2Beine6 jc.>, Qi- 
 geiifiiinft jii .ftopte jii ileigen. 
 
 Headless, lild'les, adj. i. (ppfiof. 
 Dine .fvopf. 2. f a) phiic ipniipt ob. 5liifiil)rfr. 
 b) uni'it>frle<it, mU'e|oiincn,fopflo6; griinbio*. 
 
 Headsliip, he>i'ship, «. bie uberile 
 ©tode Ob. PJeiUiilr, bng 9liire()en. 
 
 Heady, lied'e, adj. I. rnic^, unbe< 
 foniicn , l,ui)i(i ; eigeiifiniiig. 2. f Ijeftig , iiii; 
 gerti'im, giumltig (StriMit). Shak. 3. I)i0ig, 
 btrniird)enb, ju Kopfe ili-igcnb (ffletriiiif). 
 
 Heai,hele, (uiigi'lf. haelan , helan. 
 gehelan) v. a. I. a) l)cilen. b) iiu\llllllieiu 
 heikn. 2. (up) iiilieilen. 3. i iien"W)iifu, bei; 
 Irgen (eiiten ,3n'i|1)- 4. (oiigrif. helam Cirrfcii 
 (ein t)a(f)>. [iurainnieul)ei(en, iiif;eilen. 
 
 Heal, B. n. l. I)eilen. 2. (up, over) 
 
 Healable, hcle'abl, tidj. I)rilt<nr. 
 
 Healer, hele'ur, #. i. ber ^eiier, 
 ^eilcnbe 2. bnf ipeilmittel. 
 
 Heairatlff, hele'fang, (Heals'- 
 fang, hais'tang) «. o bee granger, iai 
 ^aUtj$n, 
 
 IlEA 
 
 Healing-, heie'ing, adj. J. ^eitenb, 
 (jeilfiiin. 2. i SL) uerftl^iiiid). b) I'anft. 
 
 Healing remedy, tai ^eilntittet. 
 
 Healing-, s. l. bai- ipeileii , bie Qif 
 nefuiig. 2. » bai ©erfen (fines l5nd)eSx 
 
 The art of healing, bie ^cilfllUbe. 
 
 Heaitll, heit/i, (u. heal) s. 1. bie &(■. 
 l"unbl)cic. 2. ber gcfiinbe, giite Bujlanb tei: 
 ®ei(lc*. Bacow. 3. ba6 S?til (bie 3{eiitl;eit, 
 (iJiire). 4. ba* 4>*'' (^'« ®'"rfi"«''!)fc'0; bai 
 -23iil;l|Vin. 5. bie ©efunbljeit (beitn Xrinfen, 
 3titrin(en). 
 
 The healths went about, bie ©eflinb- 
 l}eiten luurben in ber 9{iiiibe l^criim getrun: 
 fen. Ill -, bie ltrnnflid)feit, lUipnglidjfeit. 
 Bill or certificate of—, baS (JJeilinBljeit^; 
 ^Utteilrtt, ber ®eriinbf)eitsrd)ein. Board of 
 -, tai ®e|"miM;eitSnuir. 
 
 Health-officer, ber llUiirniltrttne! 
 bentnte Clii.iranrnine j Sliiffefjcr. 
 
 Healtltful, helrA'fdl, adj. 1. ge: 
 fiino (l)eiO. 2. gefunb, Ijeiiinin. 3. gefiinb 
 (OJeruiib^eitnnieigenb). 4. i a) fjeilfam, felig^ 
 iuad)enB. b) f geneigt, einpfiiiiglid) (£)l)r). 
 
 Healthfully, heltAfiile, adv. 1. 
 bet giiter ®e|unbl)eit, gefunb. 2. l)eil|iiin, 
 gefunb. 
 
 Healtlifulness, hliiA'fuines, «. 
 I, bie ©cfunbijeit, bn« SKoljlfein. 2. bie ®e» 
 fuubl)cit, i^eiifninfeit. [luol)!. 
 
 Healtiiily, heltA'ele, adv. gefuub, 
 
 Healtliiuess, helt^t'enes , «. bie 
 ®efun6!)eit. 
 
 Healtliless, helt/i'lls, ai<;. 1. unge: 
 funb, frdnflid), frant. 2. t ungefunb (nld)t 
 Ijeilfam). [gefunb, Ijeilfatn. Shak. 
 
 HealtilSOine, helt/i'sum, adj. t 
 
 Heaitliy, heit/re, adj. 1. gefunb (in 
 einem gcfiiiibcn 3uftAnbe btjinblid)). 2. ges 
 fuu& (l)eilfniu). H^iereu). 
 
 Heain, hime, «. bie 9?ad)geburt (bei 
 
 Heap, hcpe, (nngeif. heap, heop; f)o(i. 
 hoop; \<i)m. hop) «. 1. ber •^lUife, ^mifeu 
 (iStcine 2c.). 2. t ber .^aufe, bie 'Mfenge 
 cMfeuidjeu). 3. [ iopogr.] ber ipniifen (^o-. 
 geio. 4. II ber ©teinl)flii|cn (bie ••MJnffe i>on 
 3{uinen). 5. bie ^BJnife, berfiiirper, ba6 
 USefen. Shak. 
 
 By heaps, in heaps, in J^nufeu. 
 
 Prov. He was struck all on a heap, er 
 lunr luie au6 ben 'ii3olfen gcfaden. 
 
 Heap, (angelf. heapian; fd)iu. hopa) 
 D. u. l.»l)aufen. 2. i (up) fnniinciu, aiifljau: 
 (en (©d)iU)e). 3. (in gro^cn £iunnriiiucn> 
 l}injiitugen , l;tniiitl;uii. 4. (on, up) (iiitl)au> 
 fen ; l)iuiutl)nn (ipiUi 2C.). 5. Ijaufen, ftnpeln, 
 nuffd)id)ten, oufilnpeln, nufbeugen , auitl)i"ir= 
 men. [I,innft, aiifilnpelt, fnmiiielt. 
 
 Heaper, hcpur, «. (J-iner, bex aui-. 
 
 Heapit, (fd)ott.) heaped. 
 
 Heapy, hepe, adj. ^ in ^paufen lies 
 gcnt>, nufgi'l)aiift , nufgefljiirmt. — adv. 
 Heap'ly . t in $aufen. 
 
 Hear, here, (niigelf. heoran, hyran ; 
 l)l>(l. hooren; ban. hoier; \'<i)m. hora) pi-«e<. 
 It. pp. heard, nild) beared, v. a. 1. l^jjri'U 
 (lijne K.). 2. (©iiiein ©rinubnig gcben ju 
 reben) l)5ren, nnljijren, (G-inctn) QMpt gc: 
 ben. 3. (nufnierfeu) Ij&ren (auf), gel)Drd)en 
 (d-incni). 4. erljijreii. 5. ufrl)i)ren, iibljoren ; 
 gerid)tli(t unterfiidjen, perljnubeln (cineu ^ro: 
 ^eg). 6. uiuSattititfiu) aniiitui (biitn, auteiu 
 
 HEA 
 
 ^irtrtien fjaittt, in einein (guten, fd)ted>ten) 
 9{ufe feiii. b) fjeigen. 7. ([ Ijoren (Ber Suh&rcr 
 eineS <})rebiger« ic. fein ). 8. l)liren , uerne(j» 
 men, erfnf)ren. 9. hijren (bitligeu, nnnel)men). 
 10. l;oren, 9?nd)rirf)t ^iiben (y. (Jiiiem). 
 6. b) H ear's t thou submissive, but a low- 
 ly birth. Prior. 7. What minister do 
 you hear? 
 
 He made way for himself to be heard, 
 er luiigte fid) Qhtjhr ju uerfd^nffeii. To - a 
 bird sing, ein iBogcldjen fingfn f^ijrcn (gtf 
 mai nuf einein befonbern ilCege erfoijren). 
 
 Hear, v. n. l. Ij&ren. 2. ijljren, (|or» 
 d)en, juf)oren. 3. ()i!iren,erf(tl)reii, uerneljinen. 
 
 To be hard of hearing, Ijnrtljijrig fein. 
 
 Heard, herd, praet. u. pp- I), hear. 
 
 Hearer, here'ur, ». ber 5porer, 3u» 
 l}&rer, erl)ijren. 
 
 Hearing-, here'ing, «. i. (ber ©inn 
 bti ®e^ijr5) bai ®f()&r. 2. bai OJefjor, bie 
 >!li»ienj. 3. bai 2?ir(;or (per ®eri(f)t). 4. 
 PiiK $&ren, 93ernel)men. 5. ber Sereid) bxi 
 Dl;vc6; (bciljet) 6. bie ©egeniunrt. Shak. 
 
 To be within one's hearing, &ineni 
 (jorbnr fein, pon &ineni gel)iJrt iverben f5n» 
 lien. In my -, Dor nieinen Cljren. — of 
 witnesses, ber 3cugenperl)ijr. 
 
 Hearken, harkn , (nngelf. heore> 
 nian, hyrcnian) p. n. 1. l)ord)en. 2. i a) 
 (to) f)Drd)en, l)5ren (nuf); ®el;t>r geben (©-i. 
 nem), (&inen) nnl)&ren. b) fief) uerfleljen (ju 
 (StiwnS). c) (for) lauern (nuf). Shak. d) 
 (after) f)&ren, ^Drd)en (nuf),©tiun5 ergreifen. 
 
 Hearken, i>. a.fl. nulpren; (>&ren, 
 ()iird)en (niiO. 2. ((;5ren fonnen, ©tmnS) ab* 
 l)&ren, erfjijren. 
 
 HeArkener, hirknur, «. beri^or* 
 d)fr; ©incr, ber nuf Q:t\w6 l)ord)t. 
 
 Hearsal, her'sal, fiir Rehearsal, 
 *. t bie ©rjnljliing. 
 
 Hearsay, here'sa , ». bn$ j^&ren* 
 \acim (®erud)t). - adj. nuf ^jjrenfngen be» 
 niljenb. 
 
 Hearse, herse, (fr. hers*) «. I. bnd 
 2eid)engerii|1, ©rnbgerfiil; IrnuermnI)! (f. 
 Herse). 2. ber 2i:id)enmngen ; bie Sn^re 
 (f. Herse). 4. ber ©org; bie OJrnbilntte. 
 Shak, 4. bie jmrijiilirige $irfd)fiif). Encyc. 
 
 Hearse-cloth, bas 33nl)r: , 2eid)en« 
 tw&i. --like, (fiir ein ^egrnbni^ paffenb) 
 trntien'ofl. 
 
 Hearse, d- a. eiiifnrgen. Shak. 
 
 Hearse, (rd)L'tt.) hoarse. 
 
 Heart, hart, (nngelf. heort; f)l^n. 
 hart; inn^fr. Iierda; gr. kardia) t. 1. { bai 
 S?txi. 2. i a) (^a«^llner|■^e, bit ^Xiirte einer 
 ©nd)e) bai iperj (eiiiefi Snnbei 20 , ber 
 ^ern (einc« SBnnmee). b) bai 'iBid)rigilc, 
 ilrnftigde, 23e|le, ber Bern, c) bai iperj, 
 bie 23riifl (nle Sit) Der lViCiriird)iif'Ci'ii). d) 
 [metoiii)mifd)i bai ^irj (bie O^cigiiiig, 3"» 
 neiguug, 2iebc). e) || (fer ©i? Pe^ 2S«rrinn« 
 bc6) bn* 5?erj. f) (ber ©if) bti 2i5i(leu6, bn» 
 l)er geljeiiuc >iliird)liige, (iiibaiifcn , 6"iiipfln« 
 bnngeii) bai iperj. g) (ber -IBide) bai iperj. 
 h) bai (nn bem 2Bel) iiiib 2Uol)l 91iiberet 
 tl)eiliu'l)menBei $erj. i) bai 5peri, ber'OJiuih. 
 j) bie >)icigiiiig, eiiil ((JfiwaS ju rl)un). k) 
 bi-r gel)einie ^w«i (eiiirr '^orfd)oft). Shak. 
 I ) ( bai ®eiuijTen ) bai 5per}. m ) bie &raft, 
 ©tiirfe. n) ber l)&(()ile ®ro6 (einrr ©«(|)e). 
 Shak. o) utu>«£ nu ®e|laU bem ^|<ff 
 
FAte. far, fall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. NA. more. n6p. jjot. ^il. c]6tnl Ti\he. ti'iS. FtilF. l//in. Tiff*. 400 
 
 HEA 
 
 Doot«l)oft. q ) (Me ^irum , befouBfrft Bi« 
 niurl)i.ie , iartlid) (jflirote ^enoii) eo« :prrj. 
 2. j) He had « heart to do well. Sidiiey. 
 k; And then show yon the — of my 
 messHge. Shak. m ) That the spent 
 earth amy gather - again. Dryder. n) 
 This gay charm hath beguiled me to 
 the very — of loia. Srak. 
 
 Hard heart, tui bnrte jfjet}, bieffltiUl! 
 fntiifrit, (i)rrul)fIO|t(lfnt. King ot-«. [finr: 
 tcnfp. ] 6fr $frjfBiiig. -'» pur»«, [9Xnat. ] 
 t(t jSfrjfvirf, bai i^fr}bun6d. - of coais, 
 Me breiiiibare-Wntene in ten fii'ljlen. Sweei 
 -. Cer, tit Ofliebff, Ciebile, t>n« Sicb; 
 ())en, @(t;nt)d)rn. My hearts! meine ivarferii 
 grriiii&e! SiiAK. Dear-, mem S^exidftn'. 
 By -, ouSiuenCig. With all my -, ocii 
 g.inj<m ^rricit. Again«t my etc., uiifltrii. 
 For my -. 1. filr iiiein 2«btn (j«n. 2. jVUtr 
 e« tiiir nii4 ^<^* Qt'etn tofltn (j. ^. 1 could 
 not for my heart refuae his request). 
 Oiii of — , iniithlo6. With aa open — , frti: 
 tliurfjit]. A piece of ground out of —, eti) 
 niie<iftjicr<iflif« ©turf Sniift; a piece of land 
 ill good -, fill vBtilcf Snub !ii gutem @taii&(. 
 Ai iiic -. ttii iperien, iiii 3niieril«n. In -: 
 riMi ii.iiiinti *{>frjen. Shah. 
 
 Til get or Irnrn by h e a.« t. Ail^rofllMg let' 
 mn. To t.ike to -, a>(?ni'of jii^rrifii iiflj' 
 nirn. b) ftd) C'^nwo* iim)clrgfM friii Inijeii. To 
 b-»e ut -, ((i-tiur.«) iiiif ftm $irjcii Ijiibeu, 
 flit friiiifrii. fid) .iriinirii fibrr... To take-, 
 till Jf^l f'i(7«'ii- To »ef (he -on, frin ^rrj 
 hiitiiini (itii ($'[IUil<). To ket the - at rest, 
 ft<A brruriin«i)> tut)i<\ ftin. To find in the -, 
 (jrnriiii iViii. To speuk lo one's -, G-ineii 
 lr&|>fll- To have in the -, iiti gtltlie hrt>fll, 
 Ui.'rh.)brti. To open one's -. |Viii ij>rri niifi 
 f(i)l\iUH , croffiicil. He speaks hi* -, rr 
 fpnd)r, wte tt ihiii uiii» S^ni ifl; tt ivrid): 
 frti ven let Hebtt \ve(\. His - is ready lo 
 leap into his mouth, rr ivri^ fid) t<nr ^nu-- 
 ten nit\)t |tl ln(teil. To die of a broken -, 
 ror ®rflni iTtrbcil. Thai went near his -. 
 ba6 nttt)m n n<4 jn ^^rrjrn. They had ai 
 -, t6 Irtfj it)ntn am iprrjtn , ti iaq iljneii 
 ffljr baran. Tliat siicks in his-, en6 firgi 
 tl)m mn ^rrjcn. To jml any one out of -, 
 or In good -. &inem Pen TOmtI) briirl^ineii, 
 pter ^iitl) nind)fii. To keep in -, ill gii, 
 ttm ©trtiiee erljaitfii (riit Sril* 9oii&). 
 
 Prov. To be h e a r t and hand for a thing. 
 S<in) fur Qitwne (iiioriiotiuiieti (itii. He ha> 
 Ilia — in his mouih, rr l)iit t'eiii i^rrj <\iif ter 
 Suiigr. His — went down to his heel*. Cilf 
 4)frj entfiel if)iii, crfroriff £>n* i^iiiViiprtnicr. 
 Heart -ache, bni Spetiwei) ; DfrWrftiii, 
 €4nifri , bit ^erjtiUnnnil. --alluring. 
 ? I)erjijnuiiiiifii6. -appalling, ^ ijcrj. 
 enoen&. — blood, ; le. f tmi i5)tTjbiiir. 
 — break, 6fl6 $frjelci6. --breaker, 
 in $iT jbrrcfter, tic £ (^in.id)tf rrfe. - -b r e r. k- 
 ing, l> adj. Ijfribrrd)fn6. 2) ». tar 
 S^trititib. - bred , nil S?fx\tn ^tnam 
 Din rricugt. — broken, rill (i>rtiifflrniiie> 
 C"*tod)ene< S^m Ijnbrii*. -buried. ? tief 
 
 Pfrffllft. --burn, lai ©I'tbrCIIIIill. — 
 
 burned, ^ wn 2ifbr fllrj^llI^rr. --burn- 
 ing, 1. adj. (jrrjiriffiiiB. i. *. «> bai ^ot' 
 Wttnntn. b) btx &n-H, bat Wifji-frntiriflfii. 
 •'•kMrut, tia« ScDbreiincn l;abfii&. -• 
 
 HEA 
 
 chilled, ein erflnrrtc* $er| fjobntft. -- 
 consuming, —-corroding. fjerifrt'fidiD. 
 --dear, Ijerjiifb. --deep, iii trm jpcr; 
 jeil Wurjf IllD. --discouraging. nit«UU> 
 r^i(jfiii). --ease, bie ^rrK"*riil)« ; at-. 
 imd) ^erien^ivunrd), f. h eart's-ease. 
 — -easing, l)crieTl(id)C(rilti. — eating, 
 Ijerifreffme. --expanding,^ (jrrjnii*6el)! 
 iieii». --felt, tirf (iiipfuiieen , tuiiig. -- 
 g r i e f, bee ^erjf ilf f ummrr. --hardened, 
 I'lTilorft --hardening, ^ortljtrrjig mns 
 djenS. --heaviness, bit i£d;ivcriniitt). 
 --offending, IjcrjbeflfmtHfiib. Shah. -- 
 pea, l2?i)t.] Die iprrjerbfi;. -quelling. 
 ^ Ijtrigeiuiiinfitfi. --rending, hfrjjrr' 
 tti^tnb , ^erjj«rrd)n<iDfnD, lierj6iird)bi>()rrii&. 
 --robbing, ^ a) eiitjiirfriiO. b) j^erieii 
 rniibent) ub. geiviiineiib. -'a-blood. ba6 
 ."perjblut, gcbeii. -'s-eaae, a) [»rt.] bai 
 Sticfimitterdjeu, ^eliinflmrlifber. b) bit 
 >)frj|1nrf»mg. — searching. ^ hrrjrrior- 
 id)rnB. --shell, bit $rrjiiiu|"<t)d. -• 
 kick, a)- franf flm J^erjni; flfnu"itl)*> 
 frniif. b) bang. — sinking, tie lib' 
 rd)iiii6«. --sore, 1. ailj. tiff vmviinbrr. 
 SiiAK. 2. «. a) ba$ :p«rjrlfi6. b) bai 
 >>erj>»fl). e) bai $trjg«fd)iuur. — aorro w- 
 ing, ? Ijeribenrubt. --string, btt ifierj. 
 iieri'e. --struck, a) friiiiteiiD. b) itn ^iij 
 iirrilen brtrpffrn. c) von giirrtjt brrniibt. dj 
 in t><i*if>rrj gi-gmben. — swelling, l.a^. 
 t im Jfirrjfii fodjenb. 2. #. ber ©ri'fl. -• 
 whole, a; frei i>oii fiiebe, mir frfiem^ir; 
 
 jen. b) uiientiieri't; nid)t fittniut^igt. -- 
 wort, [>Soi.] bilfiSiebfliicfcl. --wounded, 
 
 nil ij>er}fn ycrmiiiibet, flerblid) Mtliebt. — 
 wounding, ^ grouifrffiUtiiD. 
 MeHrt, V. a. f rrtnuiitrrii. 
 Meurted, hirt'ed, adj. I. a) t )U 
 
 ^rrjeii griioiimini. bj f nii« i^crjen bctle; 
 
 \)(nb c) Au6 btm 4>fr}«ii finniiicnb, iin i^i-r: 
 en bn«)rtl)rt cb. frnd>rel. Shak. 2. (in 3u; 
 
 f.iiiimfnrr^ungen) l^crjig (tin ^rj Ijnbeiib, 
 
 ivir faint--, j<iginutl)ig; stout--, be< 
 
 Ijerit ; hard--, l)artl)eriig ; light--, 
 
 ii>i,>l)(gftiiiitfj !£.). 
 
 MeMrtedliess, hart'ednea , «. (in 
 
 3uf.iiiiini'n|>9iiiigcii>bie(^nrtiK.>^erjigfrir. 
 Hearten, hart'm, r. «. i. iVfiutt) 
 
 nirtc^ii) niiimiiiiterii, ernuinteni, nnfrifdyeii. 
 
 i. (up) niifeiierii, flnrftn. 3. f «iirri|"d)en, 
 
 bffTfrii (rinrn 9l(fer jc). 
 
 Hearteuer, hart'tnur. #.©iner,bfr, 
 
 ober bai, ivn* nutmiintert, niifriftfit. 
 
 Heartllf han/i, (nngr if. heorth ; f<t)w. 
 
 bird; Ijofl. haard) *. I. ber ^erb. 2. i (bne 
 
 ^at\6) ber iperb. [gelb, ber 9fi>ii(^pieniiig. 
 II ear til - iMon ey. —-penny, bai^tti" 
 Heartily, har'iela. adi). I. f)erjlid>, 
 
 tu>n ^erjen. 2. rifrig, frnftig , tljniig. 3. 
 
 rifng, trid)rig (effen to. 
 
 Heartine-sx, liar'tene*, «. I. bte 
 
 ^frilid)feit, Qniiigfeit, 9iiifrid)tigfeit; ber 
 
 G-tfer. 2. ble <»rniitfrff It. [tildjrigc^lppctit. 
 Heart! neii* of appetite, ber flnrff, 
 HeartlefiS, hart le*. atlj. f 
 
 HeartlessI)', liln'lesie. adv. 5 
 ingh.ii'r, I'rrjngr, tiird)rriiiii, fleiiiinrif()ig, feige. 
 HeartleSKUeSS, hlrClemea, t 
 ber .flii'iiimiitl), bie 3'it1')'itfigfrir. 
 
 Heart-ncald,^ (rd)i'rr. ) heart- 
 Heart scau(l,5t>urn; remorse 
 
 HEA 
 
 Heartsome, (frfjptt.) cheerful. 
 Hearty, hai'ie. udj l. herjlid) (mif* 
 rid)tiii, inntg, lunrni). 2. geiuiib, frii'd), miin» 
 ter, (liirf. 3, Hart, bouerfj.ift. 4. ilarf, tiid)« 
 tig (itmfer, G-ffer u.). 5. (liirf, bcrb, nnl^» 
 rfHb. 6. iminter (fryl), (iijliii, icbljnftK 
 Hearty, ». J ftr SpfrjeiiSjungt. 
 Hearty-hale, • herjil'irfeiib. 
 Heat, li^ie, (iiligeir. Iieat, haet; bnn. 
 hitte; |"d)iu. hetin; liiill. Iiede) «. I.; [^t)t>f., 
 Gljem., <pi)»fiPl. u. O'lbl^-I bit jftii^e. 2. t a) 
 bie $iljt, bit ^eftigfiir, Wuf\), bn* 5«ner 
 (eiiifr 2eiDeiiid)iifr, cine* dJerrtwft* ic.). b) 
 bie $)iRe , ber 3i'rn. c) bit ipi^e , ber ©ifer. 
 d) Die ffinhrniig (llncinigfeit i. e) Die S?it}t (ein« 
 einjige, uniinterbri'diiMie iliiilrengiiiKi). 
 l'S}ctn:fniien] «> ber2niif, giiig. fi) bit jn 
 Durd)!niifenbeG'ntferiiiiiig. g) bie $ti)binrte» 
 dm 0)etid)tf). > 
 
 Dead heat, [©rftremieni ber geflrfrftt 
 (Siilppp, ivenn jmei <)>firbf <iin 3iele jii glei» 
 d>rr 3<>t flllfoillineil. Give the iron another 
 -, niiid)e bai &iien nod) eimiiiil i)t\9. 
 
 Heat, het, (fiir heated; pp. tl. adj. 
 o frl)iijt. 
 
 Heat, hete, (flngelf. liatnn) v. a. 1. 
 Ijeijen (euien JDfen ic.); bi^en; heifj nind)eii 
 (Cfifen JC.). 2. Ijiijen, erl;it)en (bai ajiiit). 
 3. t ni)it}tn , beieben. 4. in 6)>ii)ruiig brim 
 gen, briiiiDig niad)en. 
 
 Heated, erlji^t (p. Itorn it). 
 Heat, V. n. i. I}ei0 ivetDen , fid> rr> 
 !)iijen. 2. in ®nl)riing gtr.ul)cii, bninDifl 
 iverPen. 
 
 Heater, he'iur, «. I. Giner, ber d'^ 
 
 iva* I)ei0 iiiad)t, l)i(jt, erljirjt. 2. ber tfti$t 
 
 £tiil)I, 9)i'(jeii (itn iiiigcl: eD. 'iJSiiittrifenj. 
 
 Heatll, hei/i, (lUigeir. haeih; ban. 
 
 hede; fd)iu. hed) *. I. [35iir.j bn£ ^eibe* 
 
 front. 2. (ber nut ipi-ibifnint beii'mtieiw 
 
 •^I'benjbieificibe. 3. (tin nut Ojeilnind), OJe* 
 
 bfifd) bemfldjiencr ^lo^) bicipeiDe. [(liiuDe. 
 
 Berry-bearing heath, Dtf ^eiDelbfer» 
 
 Heath-cock, --bird, ter >illierlml)l(. 
 
 — hen, bai ®irfl;nf)ii. -- m u 1 1 o n. ^tiDe. 
 
 frtjnfe. --pea, | sycr.) bie SS^gcliuirfe. -• 
 
 p o n t, ber Sliirf l)iil)ii. --rose. Die i^eibereiij. 
 
 Heatlieil, h^'Tlln. (nngm'. haethen) 
 
 *. I. ber $eibf ; (fiininicDvortlirt)) Die >j>ei» 
 
 ben. 2. 1 (ber ro^e, graufiinie, iingcbiibet* 
 
 y}iem'<t)i ber ipeibe. 
 
 Heatlieil, ndj. t)eibm\(t). 
 Heallieuisil, heTHnish, adj. 1. 
 ^fibniftf). 2. l)fiDiiird), vcl). 3. (n>Ub , grwiu 
 fiini, goftio?) Ijeibnirri). 
 
 Heatlieilisllly, lie'THnishli.a<t». 
 ()ciMiird), Hiid) 'ilrr ber ^tiben. 
 
 HeatlieiiiiiitiiieNJi,iie THiiIslmaa, 
 
 *. Dcr t)fiDni|"d)e 3ii|1iiii8 , bae ijeiDnn'tt)* 
 
 ■SBciVn. f.^ciDeiitl|nm. 
 
 Heatlieiiisiii, heTHiiwm, «. Dii< 
 
 Heatlieilize, he Ttinize, vma. ||| 
 
 ^iiDeii i>Dcr hfiDiiiul) iiMdjen. 
 
 Heatlier, hei/iur. «. f. Neath 
 
 lieatlier-cow, (Derri.J a talk of 
 
 h e a I h . ( c o c k - s n i p e a« 
 
 Heather - Iilnttem , ( rd)ort.) 
 
 Heatliy, Ui ihi, adj. poll ^eibrfraUlv 
 
 ^eibe... (2iiiiD jo. 
 
 Heathy ground, bit *5)eibf. 
 Heating-, heU- ing. adj. (r^t$(Rl^ 1 
 Ueatless, hetclca, adj. fait. '^ 
 
41 Fate, far fall, fat. M*. met. Fine. fin. NA, move, n6r, got. 6H, cl^iid. Tiibe, tub. foil. tAin TfHii. 
 
 HEA 
 
 Heave, heve, (nnoeff. heafan,hefaD. 
 heofan; |d)H). hatva; IjoK. heffen) jtraet. 
 heaved ob. hove; pp. heaved, hove, tt)tn\. 
 h ven, V. a. I. l}eben. 2. erf)e6en, aiif(]e6en. 
 
 3. a) aiiffAmeflen , fdjiuedeii. b) nufbiiiten. 
 
 4. Caui bn- aSriiil t)erauf) nufito&en , Jjoleii 
 (f inen ©eiifier) ; (niit forth) nu^flujen (einen 
 9iatnen 20. 5. i (high) (.tjod)) crfjeben. 
 ^HAK. 6. a) o iverfeii (etiieii @teiii}. b) 
 [>))irtr.] niiswftfen (ftas Soilj). 7. (niit up) 
 niifi«iii6eii oen ainfec 2c.). 8. l)tbtn, trageii. 
 
 To heave over board, ['J}(ar.] uber 
 S3or6 luerfen. To - tight, taught, (leif uer> 
 teiien. To-«hjr^, ilngiueii'teiinuiiiben. To- 
 ahead, oonuarts miii&en. To - astern, tud- 
 tuarts luiiiCtn. To — abroad, nutl)i(Ten. - 
 away! fcnuif lofigerouiiDen ! To — down, 
 atif Cie 'Btitt luiiiDen, umlfaeii (ein ©djiff). 
 To-foith, aui btv ^ui\t (jebeit, (jolen 
 (@eiifi<r). To - out , I. niifiiwftfeu. 2. 
 l-yji\n.\ i<ti|V<jeii (Segei); nuf^iffen. To -in 
 stiiyB, [>:))^ir.] Cie ©tage eiiuuiiiften. To 
 
 - a strain , \\axt CO. (jeiunltig lUlllfceil. To 
 
 - to, beiiuin&en. To - up, 1. niifljeben, 
 oiifpimivcii, nuf}iff)in. 2. o oufsjebtii (ein 
 S>Lirl)abcn). 3. nutTrt)iui-'Ui'n. 
 
 Heuve, v. n. 1. I'ld) t)ebtn , fd)iuel= 
 leu, iuifr<l)iwelUii. 1. Hot) fil)n.i))veii (ii.id) 
 tiift). 3. i c«t) r«iifjfii (iiiirt);. 4. Ueoelfeit 
 tiiipriiift" . fid) liberaL'Beii luolleii. 5. fcJ)iueli 
 Ifii (luie 61c ©«i. 0. autijtl^eii W\t iu ©rCe 
 beim 'yiiftljaiieii 20. 7. [')}ertr.J a) luiiiCeii. 
 h) To - and net, |liiii;pfeii (L'. ©itijTe). 
 
 To Ueave forth, ffid)CIl; ilrtjieii, \t\\\-- 
 jeii. To — ahead, astern. (6(im 'IU3iii&eii; 
 Donuiirts, I'oii Ijinteii niif fen 'iliifer trtiibeii. 
 To - ill sight. [OJiiir.J ilflKhar iu«6eii. 
 
 Heave, <■ l. OaiJ .ipeDeii , in S?\\b, 
 ©to^ nii|)unrt6. 2. Diis ©it)iue(leii (Cer ^ni|l 
 ic.s 'iliiirctjiuclltii ; Der ©fiifjor. Shak. 3. 
 6er 3Jii|1oB }ii:ii (lTbrcd)eii. 4. Cie aiiiiUeiu 
 giiiig, iiiii fid) iu echcbeii. 5. iai Aeid)ei>. 
 
 H ea V e -o t'i eri n g , [jiiC. 9{tl.j 6(16 
 ^ei>L>ptfr. 
 
 Heaven, hlv'vn, (aiigetf. heafen, 
 kefeii, lirotcii) t. I. bcr .^iiiiiiiel. 2. (Der 
 ©II) Oiortce, bet ©eligeii) eer 5piiiimel. 3. 
 (bit i.'iifrgi'gi'ii") Cer ipimiitel. 4. ibai l)6d)|le 
 SijeiVii) bit ^iiiimel. 5. pi. btt .^imnifl, Die 
 OJi'fter. 6. 1 £>er ^iiiimel, tie ©rl;iibeii()cit. 
 Shak. 7. (6<i6 l)i)d)|le ®luc£) ber ipimiueU 
 8. pi. b\i ©ujfiteu (Kjentetterfe). 9. i u. ^ 
 ill 3iirrtiiimenie$utigen , luouon Ijier emige : 
 
 Heaven-aspiring, ^ ()itlltiielnil|lre: 
 betib. --banislied, ^ aii£ belli i^iiiiiiiel 
 vecbaiint. —-begot, —-born, —-bred, 
 ^ Ijimnieigeboreii , fjinmieleiitiVrofieii. — - 
 b u i 1 1 , ^ I'uil @6ttern ecbiUIt. --directed, 
 % 1. f)(mmelaii|lrebeii&. 2. luoiii .^iiiiinel ge: 
 Uttet. --faKen, % belli 5piintiiel eiit|lurit, 
 eon ®i>t( abgefolleii. --gifted, ^ ijiminei 
 begaftt- --i"»pired, % IjiiiinieiPegeirtert 
 — initructed, $ uoiii ^imiiiel beleljrt tb. 
 ntuerri(J)tet. - - k i « » i n g , if l;iiiiiiielf liftenb, 
 ^immeiberuljrenb. —-loved, ^ wm ^nw-. 
 niel geliebt. — »alu ting. ^Ijltiiiiielgruteiib. 
 -.warring, if nut bem ipimiiicl lineg 
 fii^ren&. [jiitii :>piiiin!el tiiiidjeit 
 
 Heavenize , hewnUe, ■>. u. -^ 
 
 Heaveuliuevs , lieVvnlenes, s. 
 
 Kii ^tiiimltrd)eWe|'en, .>pininiii|'4)eibicl)od)|lc 
 SoUtummeiiheiO. 
 
 IlEA 
 
 Heavenly, hlvvnle, ad), l. (jum 
 5?imniei gel)6rig) Ijimiiiiifd). 2. f l)iinmlii'd) 
 ( uorfrefflic^). 3. (bta ipinimel beiuohiienb ) 
 l)tuitiilird). [biirc^ l)tinmlird)eii (riiifliig. 
 
 Heavenly, adv. i. i)iiiiiiiii|'d). 2. 
 
 H e a v e a I y - m i II d e d. l)imiiilird) gertlUU- 
 — -mindedness, bit fliif ben i(>iminel ge: 
 ridjteten ®ebanfen. 
 
 Heaveuv«'ard , hlv'vnwird, 
 (Heav'enwards) adv. tjiinmcliin, Ijimniel; 
 whtti. 
 
 Heaver, heve'ur, «. I. Giner, ber 
 ()ebt, aufljebt, bet ^ebet. 2. (>))inr.] ein St.iu 
 al4 ^ebebnum. [bm ivcidjen. 
 
 Heaves, hiivz, t.pl. [i){oMarjneif.J 
 
 Heavily, hev'eie, adv. 1. |'d)iuer 
 (belaben to. 2. |'4)iver (bcudenb). 3. mil 
 Summer , traurig, bctriibt, rd)iucrmutl)ig. 
 Shak. 4. trage, |"4>n)Brfiittig (rid)briuegeii2t.). 
 
 To complain heavily, fid) bitterlld) be: 
 fliiflfn. To take -, ftd) G-tiun^ fel)r ju iper> 
 jen neljmen. To go on - with .., etwne 
 m Die £<inge jieljen. To go off-, inngfrtin 
 abget)en (u. 2Dnnren). 
 
 Heaviness, hev'ene», «. 1. 7 bie 
 ©djivere ibn& ®eiuid)t eined £i)rperi$). 2. 
 cie ©c^ivermutt). 3. bie ©d)ii>cri'alligfeit} 
 A.riigl;eit. 4. bet Brud (bet ©teiiern). 5. 
 bie ©d)iuere, geiidjfigfeit, liefe (bed i8u: 
 ben ). 6. bie ©djiuere, Sicfe tber 2ufr). 
 
 Heaving^, heve lug, «. bail ©djivel^ 
 leii ber ;V)ru|l; biie £eid)en. Addisok. Shak. 
 
 Heavy, heVve, (ongeli'. heatig, hehg) 
 adj. 1. 5 fctiiuer. 2. trniing, |'d)H)etmiitl)ig, 
 niebergefd)logen. 3. triuirig, betriibenb. 4. 
 idjiuet , brijctenb , liiilig , be|d)iuerlid). 6. 
 l'd)iuet, nmtt, f41iifr»0 (von btn aiugen). 6. 
 ld)iucrfallig , plump. 7. trAge, langfrtiu. 8. 
 inngiueilig (uon ber S'iO. 9. bcfc^iuett; be> 
 loben (mit 93eu(e ic). 10. |'d)iuer cfd)iver ini 
 OX'agcn liegenb). 11. fd^iucr, feuc^t, tief, er: 
 giebig (t>. %uben). 12. |'d)iver, befd)iuerlid>, 
 niuf^fam. 13. fc^iuer , niiibe. 14. (fc^iuere 
 ©trnfen, llebel nuferlegenb) fdjwet. 15. II 
 |d)iuet, tnub (u. Dl;r). 16. fdjiuer, l)eftig 
 (©turni); fliirmifd) (iUerrer;; l)ol)lgel)enb, 
 ungeilitni (u. ber ©ee). 17. 1'djiuer, betnid)!; 
 lid) (©(^ulben ic). 18. fd)iuer (fdjiunri, bid)r, 
 i»ie eine 2Dolfe). 19. ilnrt, Ijeftig (9{egen, 
 iianonenfeucr IC). 20. bict, trijbe, pniler 
 nuie bie 9irtd)t). 21. |'d)H)er (pnppig, Kigig, 
 luie Sbrob). 22. |"d)iuer luiel 9Ji:ul;e ob. ®clb 
 foi^enb;. 23. betihibt; bntnm. 24. fdjiuerfallig 
 gefdjrieben (luie ein ifind)). 25. fid) i'd)iuer 
 uerdnifenb , fd)led)feii 'llbfii^ l)nbenb. 26. 
 liuic, tjeftig (Dinner). 27. bei'c^iverlic^, au&' 
 gefrtljreu (luie ffljege). 
 
 Heavy Hiatal, l^llrtid.] grobej ®n'ct)rj^ ; 
 gn>0e J^anunenrngelii. It lies — upon him, 
 ee bn'icfl il;il f(<)iuer. The ty.ant Lore a - 
 hand over the citizens, bt6 Ipriiniieil ^xm 
 Itig idjiuer nnf ben ^lirgern. - of sale, gnn, 
 I'c^iuer ill perfaufi-n. - expanses , rd)iufre 
 Unileti. A - sale , ein |'d)Ud)tet ilbfa^, 
 Inngfiuner SSerfniif. 1 shall fall - upon 
 liini, id) ivill ti \\}\\ tiil)len, enipfiiiben lonen- 
 It will fall - upon him, ii ivirb il)ni fiUier 
 luerben. —with sleep, idjliiftninfen. 
 
 Heavy, ado. un 3"r»>unienrei)uiigen) 
 fd) lutr. 
 
 H e a V y - d o , ber Sdrttt. —-handed, 
 plump, iiiige|'d)i(ft. — ii«ad«d, bumm. 
 
 HEC 
 
 houra, bie Cnngeiueile. Heavy-laden, 
 fd)werbelaben. --spar, [•OJfinenilg.] btt 
 ©djmerfpatf), bie ©d)ivererbe. 
 
 Heavy, v. «• t rd)iwer mn(^eii. 
 
 Hebberinau, heb'buiuian, t. t 
 ber gtidjer jiir S^if ber (?bbe. 
 
 Hebduinatl, hebdomad, (gr. ) t. 
 t bie 2i5iid)e. 
 
 Hebdomadal, hebdnm'adal. ^ 
 
 HebduMiadary, hebdomadare,^ 
 adj. i»64>eiitlid). 
 
 Hebdoinadary, s. [itird>engeri1).l 
 (ber (yei|llid)e, ber bie 2i3od)e ()iU) ber 
 ili3ijd)ner. [adj. luodjentiict). 
 
 Hebdomatical, liebdoinaiekal, 
 
 Heben, heben. j. b<ii &beill)i^li. 
 
 Hebenon, heUenuu, *. bne ^iii< 
 I'enfraut. Shak. ^ 
 
 Hebetate, hlb'etale. (lcU.)v.a.<lb: 
 flunipfen, rd)iu>id)en (biei8i'rrtniibeofr>ittc2c.). 
 
 Hebetation, liebetJi'siiuu, ». l. 
 bai aibilmnpt'eu, bie >ilb)1»inpfung. 2. bie 
 ©tntnpfljeit. 
 
 Hebete,heb'eie, a(</. 'flumpf,bumm. 
 
 Hebetude, lieb'etude, J. bie© tumpfi 
 Ijeit, 23iDbigtrit, Diiinnil)cit. 
 
 Hebraic, iiei)ia'ik, adj. I)ebriiir(^. 
 
 Hebraically, liebraikale, adv. 
 l)ebniifd), \\a<X) 'ilrt ber l)c6rni|'d)cn ©priid)e, 
 i<un ber red)ten jiir linfen S^nwi. Swim- 
 
 Hebraism , heii'iaixiu , «. bet 
 ipebmiSni , bie l)eprmi"d)e Sprad)eigenl)eit, 
 "lUortfiiguiig, ~J{cben»iU't. 
 
 Hebraist, heb'iiist. t. (ber |}cbr. 
 ©priid)e itunbigc) ber ipebrocr. 
 
 Hebraize, iieUiaiiie, v. a. bebriii* 
 firen, Ijebrnifd) inad)cn. 
 
 Hebrew, lie bruo, t. l. ber^pebraer. 
 2. bai ^ebraifdje , bie l)ebraifd)e ©prodje. 
 
 Hebre«v, ndj. i^cbiand). 
 
 Hebrevi^ess , he bruu«s , «. bie 
 ^ebriierinn. [braisu 
 
 Hebrician, hcbrish an, j. f. He- 
 Hebrides, he bredei, f.p<. l@)ei>gr.l 
 bie 5?et'riCen. tljcbribifit). 
 
 Uebridian,liebii(rean.a(<>.l(»eogi'.] 
 
 Hecatumb, liek'aiuom, (gr.) «• 
 [9lltfrtl).) bie 5petiuombe, bai5 ipniiBertop^r. 
 
 Hecil! (fd)Ott.) oh! strange! 
 
 Hecitt , (rd)0tt.) foretold; the 
 thing foretold, offered. 
 
 Heck, hek, *. 1. ber £a|1en {utn 
 2od)»frtnge. 2. [ Oertl.] bie DCanfe. 3. bie 
 'lijinbung (eined ©tromf). 4. IDertl.] bie 
 Il)iirflinfe. 
 
 Heciile, hlk'kl, V. a. ()cd>i!lll. 
 
 Heclile, »■ tie 5?ed)el, f. Hatchel. 
 
 Hectare, kek'iare, (u. gr. hekatoa 
 11. liu. area) t. (frtiiij. geibinapj bie .^ef« 
 tare (=100 9lre«). _ 
 
 Hectic, hek'tik, > (gr.) adj. 
 
 Hectical, hektekai, \ 1. aud^el)! 
 renb. 2. i'd)imnb|ud)tig, l)tffird). 
 
 Hectic fever, bil6 3'')l^lifber. 
 
 Hectic, *.bai 3el)rtiebet, bit ©d>iutn&< 
 fiic^t, 9lu6jel)riing. 
 
 Hectically, hlk'tekale, adt. ()«f. 
 fifd), nii6jel)renb. 
 
 HectU|fram, hcktogram, (gr.) 
 *. (fraiij. ®cmid)ij iai ipettogminm (= l«W 
 CJ)rnmnie). Hectoliter, *. (fniiii. tJKiiAj 
 bm ^tftuliter (= 100£itet>. Hecton*'*. 
 
Fate. far. fall. fat. ^U. met. Fine. fin. NA. niAve, n6p. got, oil. rl^nd. Trtbe. fiib. full. tAin Tills. 411 
 
 HEC 
 
 HEE 
 
 HEl 
 
 ter, ». [fr. VRa^] iai S^ettomtttt C= 100 
 
 Hector, hek'tur, «. I. [trot. <»e(<t).] 
 j^ttxot. 2. (iiiiifiinmei ^ettot. 3. Dtt Q-xiew. 
 frrffer, 9?rtufbolD; &tv^\>tat)tn ; ^JSlnggeiil, 
 
 Hector, r. n. ben difenfrrffn, 9{iiiif. 
 bplD iVielcn, unvrri'd)omt, aninopcnD (tin; 
 aui\'(t)\mt>tn. 
 
 Hector, r. •. I. bebrotjen, ann1o6etl^, 
 unpendjniiit bfl)iineelii; Qintm troijen. 1. 
 pintjeii, qiiaitii, ti^rnniiiftren. 
 
 To hector into, ^ur(<) Dro()iin<ien jii 
 GriUrt* i>tlUi!()ril Ob. iwmqtn. To - any one 
 out of .., ^iiiem ©tiBii* nbftrphirn, nb: 
 tro*!fti. . (^d)ltft^«r<t. 
 
 Hectorillj;', hek'tur'ng, «• t\t *Uui' 
 
 HecturiiVllI , liek'tiiruni. «. ta6 
 nnmngfiiDt unvcrfd^mnte , vta\)lni\<i)t, pel 
 trnifte -lijfiVn. 
 
 Hectorly , hek'lurle , adv. ail 
 mo^riiti, poltcrtiS, iiiu'errct)iHnit. 
 
 Hedernceoiiit, iie<ie.A'slii'i<i, d.) 
 ad), jiim (»-p()fii flfljorifl , (Spl)cii (jeri'or 
 •ritiiifiit, i>i'ii I'Pfr vi'll (fijfjni. 
 
 Hederal, iiedeial. ad;, aui @pf)eii 
 bel^fl)rll^. jimi (fpfjeii fleljorig. 
 
 He(l(^e, hedjp, (illigrlf. hege, heag 
 haeg , hrgge) «. I. tie S^tit , btr $11(1, 
 Brtiiii. 1. ill 3iifniiimcnfft5iiiiaeii bebetitet c6 
 etiuiie 0»finfinf6, •Jfurfrtije*. 
 
 Aqiiick-set hedge, fin Mtwi'xc^tt'inwn. 
 
 Proe. To be on llie wrong lide of the 
 hedge, ftd) irrrn, unrerfjt fpnimni. Over 
 
 - and ditch, tlbrr i&tucf iinb Sieiii. 
 Hedge-bill, biitf ipiigiiirtTcr, ^i( i^iipe. 
 
 --bird, ttt Tnii!ieni(l)r« ; CiinbOrti^rr. 
 --born, uon (jerin.jtr, unbffrtiiiucr j^tr^ 
 fuiift. Shak. --bote, (Wrdjtsipr.) DM 
 3(iunre(t/t Cfiolj jiir "auibefffruiig I'oii 3'i'" 
 ll«n). --bud, tie i^il.Jtbiirtf. —-creeper, 
 brt 58iird)flfpper. --fumitory, [SJrr.J 
 bit i5)f(ftnertriiud). --hog, l. brr 3(jfl. 
 ?. IOt<)H)0i>ll Cifr@efi.jel, ftiigeL, Sn'l- 
 plV^. 3. [»ut.] ber Ogelflee, ^ornlael. 
 
 4. f ber 3Sfl ( P'l* 3i'""rd)tufin. Shak. 
 -bog.thiitle, [3)i3t. ] ber *iiftii«. 
 --hyssop, [^t;t.] ba« ®na6enfrniit. 
 
 — -marriage, bie ^iiirriel^t. —-mus- 
 tard, [5Sot.I bfr ij)eber'i1>. --nettle. 
 [Sot.] bie i^erfeiiiifiTfl, Hfiiie iliiifeiibe 
 91rferiir([el. --uote, a> ba< 0)ii(Tciilicb 
 b) bie nitbrige ©(trfifrcrt. --pig, ber 
 iiiiigf 3gfl. — plu:ie, [Spt] bie ^iilb. 
 ttbe. --priest, biriSetrelpfrtffe. --press, 
 bie ajinfelprfffe. --row, bie "Siiuiiiljerfe. 
 -sparrow, [Driiit(j.| bcr 'SJcibeitipcr; 
 ling , $t>lj ! , aSniiiii > , 515 JlDiperliiig. - 
 tavern, bie ^tiripe, Jfiieiprc^i'tife. — ■ 
 Ticar, ber SJiiifelprebinrr. —-writer, 
 tt ffiiiifelKljritrileller, ®d)iiiifrfr. 
 
 Hfdice, V. a. (Dr\den, Swift iiiiC 
 SiiAK. f)iiDeii ofr hedge fur e d g e, e d g e 
 iu, f. 1.1 I riii|<iiiMeii , iiiiijmitieii , Drrj.iii^ 
 n*«i. 2. fpfrren, inrriiiiK^eti (eiiicn 'BJig Jf.). 
 
 5. a.' (in) iimgeben, f iiijatitifii. b) (in) eiii|'d)lie: 
 ^eii, I'crbergeii. 4. (out) nbbriiigcii (I'oii Qt-- 
 K([6). SuAa. 5. (iiiit 'Siuiiiieii) berti)fit, bc: 
 
 Pflailjfn. [SlIAKIPtARE. 
 
 3. England hedged in with the niciin. 
 To hedge in a debt, a}aiireii fiir fiiif 
 £<4ulb aiuicl)inen, ouf tiae fiugf ISScife ^u 
 
 feinem ®efbe |u fommen ivifTen. 
 
 Hed^e, r. «. (bei Shak. niift) mit 
 eiiiein Aco, (gifid)fiim am 3niinf^ ein(;er: 
 l"d>leirf>eii, Kitiwiirr*, geOucff gefjen. 
 
 To hedge on botli sides, ffir iinb gegen 
 &tiuas luecten, aiif beibeii iSeiten luetteii. 
 To - aside, feifab ivfid)eti. [mndjer. 
 
 Hedg-er, heOjeir, «. ber 3.11111= 
 
 Hedging-, hedjeing, «. brt« Uili = 
 jAutien. 
 
 Hedging-bill, bie 3tiiiiifi(t)el, S^apt. 
 
 Heed, he^d, (niigrlf. bedan, tauten 
 1)011. Iioeden) v. a. (nut iaiir.]|illr) (ytlVil* 
 beobiidjren, be(ii1>feii, (nuf (?tiua6r)id)t l^nbeii. 
 
 Heed, r. n. ciuf Qrim<\i) ^<i)t geben, 
 iidjreii; eriu.igeii, bebeiifni. 
 
 Heed, «. 1. bie >>iit (®orge, ^Ic^t). 
 
 2. bie ^i)t, "llittuiig cUiifmcrrrninreiti. 3. 
 
 Bie -JitJjt (95i)rfK<>t). 4. f bfr (it\\\\, tiai 
 
 Ofiirtjbeiifen. 
 
 4. A he ed was in liis countenance. Shak. 
 
 To take heed, nuf leiner iput feiii, fid> 
 uorfe^fii, fii^ ill 2l(l>t neljtiieii. To take - of 
 ub. «o, Qtwai in ')i&)t neljmen. To gi»e - 
 to, »]lrf)tung geben «iiif). 
 
 Heedful, he^d'ful, adj. \.A<^t\am, 
 aufmerfi'.iin. 2. von'i<4tig> brl;i:c|aiit, iva<4> 
 I'lim, bfbiid>tf<«m. 
 
 To be heedful of, 9ld)t geben (nuf) 
 
 Heedrully , heedfiil^ , adj. a) 
 iVr.ii.iltig, niifinerffnm. b; ii)(>(l>rnni, beljiit; 
 r.iiit, i)onld)tig. 
 
 Heedt'uhieSM, htedfulnls, ». I. 
 bit i!liitinerff.imfeit, 'Miljtr.iinfi'it. 2. bie ©e> 
 Uutininfeit, ^nct^iiiinfeu, SBorildjt. 
 
 Heedily, he^d sli. adv. I 
 r.ini , lorginni. 2. auftnerfiam. 
 
 HeedinetfS , heedines , «. bie 
 ■a(1)trninteit. 
 
 Heedless, hiidi4s, adj. ( 
 
 Heedlessly, he*d'le»l^, adv. \ 
 i. uiiiidjrf.im, uiiiiiifmerffiiin ; |Vrglo5, it.id). 
 
 6ff)ut> 
 
 unbfi 
 
 iniMg. 2. utibet^uti'nm , unbefonnen, 
 Dnct)ir.im. 
 
 Heedlessness, hMd'ieiine*, ». 
 I. bie llii.i(t}tr.uiireit , llii.iufiiierfi'.iiiifeic; 
 SDrglofigffit. 'Jfiidjliifiiiiffir. 2. bie Uubc. 
 ba(t)it'.iiureir , lliibcfuniieiil^eit. 
 
 Heedy, uHiXk, adj. t. nclyri'.im; 
 rurgr'.iltig. 2. bebnct^tinin. 
 
 Heel, liiol, (atigrir. hela, hela; fjofl. 
 Iiiel; |'d)ll). hal; bilM. hael) t. I. a) bie jerif. 
 b) ber *n(len, bte gtrie (ber ^ffrbe;. 2. | 
 pi. bie iJerfen, (Jilee. 3. ber 'Mbi'.i^ (ber 
 Stiffel, <Si<)ul)e); bie i^nefe (nn Sfrijinpfeio. 
 4. bns ferren(il)nli(t>e Ding, ber iJiiorren. 
 
 (ber Iftjtf Iljeil) b.iS ©iibe. 6. ber 
 icpt>rn. 7. [■OJi.ir. ) ber $iel, i^irliiig (cine* 
 Wniled ic). 8. (ii).il)iienf.iuipfe] ber (fuii|l> 
 iirt)e nn bem eporiie be< $.iljn« onflebrniftre) 
 •2porn. 
 5. A bill was introduced Into the legis- 
 lature at tlie heel of the session. 
 
 To be out at the heels, I. l?Dd)er in 
 ben ©mlmpfen Ijnben. 2. ± in bi'irftigen 
 Uillllnilben I'ein. To be at the heels, a> 
 (©inetn) nuf ber Jfrfe nndjfiMgcn. b) ((^iMfii) 
 t>rrfolgen. To sliow tlie heels, niisreiMfn, 
 Jirfeiigelb geben. To take to the heels, 
 to betake one's self to one's heels, to 
 have one's heart at one's h e e I k , nilSrei: 
 ^en, cnittift;en. To lay by the heels, a; 
 
 einflerfen, in ben ©torf legen. b) bei ©cite 
 Icgen u. mit ©rbe beberfin (^^fl'injen). To 
 have the heels of.., eiiil^oliii , UPerljOlen, 
 liberjngen. To kick np one's hcel.i, ^iii> 
 ren nu«f(^(ngeil. To trip up one'.i lierls, 
 Qmtm tin »ein iiiirrridjiiigen. To set at 
 one's heels, geriiigfdjiltjeii. To grow out 
 at heels, fi(i> ilbllUfJi'll. To vet up a good 
 pair of heels, tudjtiii (nilfi-M. Neck and 
 lie els, i>on fiopf bi* }li 5116. 
 
 Heel-band, bn* ■.Ubini^lebiT. —-bone,, 
 [^nnt.] iai (Jerfeiibcin. --maker, bee 
 •ilbin^id^neiber. --piece. 1. bie JeriVni 
 befleibung. 2. ber 5ic<f, .fjiiirirjleff (.iiif 
 »2lbf(i9en). --piece, u. a. (lerfcii (®d)iii)e 
 K.). — pl«te, bie Jvnppe cniii &liiireii» 
 folben). --tap, a) bcr Ipljeriie iibi.ujii.igel 
 (ber ®d)U|ler). b) -! gdcert! rtiiSgeininfen! 
 
 Heel, », n. tniiifii. 
 
 Heel, ». o. I. befpornen ($nl)ne>. 
 
 2. nut eiiiein 91bi"ni^e uenVijeii. 
 Heel, (iingeif. hyldan) r. n. a) hirlen 
 
 (uon >Sd)i(Feii). b> fjcf) nuf eiiie ©rire neigen. 
 
 To make heel, nbnirfeii leine Seiter ic.j. 
 
 Heeler, heeiur. *. ein mit feiiieu 
 Sporen gut f.intpfi-iibrr iji.iljii. 
 
 Heeze, (i&tmt.) to hoist, raise 
 up. elevate. 
 
 Heft, heft, (iingeli'. hefe) 4. I. t bie 
 •lliilTrengung. 2. brt< («i-i«id)t , bie ©d)i»ere. 
 
 3. tbti« >>eft, ber ©tiei, Ptr ip.uiPlj.ibe. 4. 
 t ber ^Diberljnlt. 3. ber Drucf, ©toB, 'ilning 
 jiim 5)rf(t)eM. ^ Shak. 
 
 Hefted, hefted, adj grl^oben. 
 
 Tender- hefted, j.ut OD. i>oil 3Art» 
 lic^fmt beivegt. Shak. 
 
 WkcffHtnonlCy hcj^mon ik, (Hege- 
 mon'icali iir. adj- oorl)i'mVi)eiib. 
 
 Heg'il'Mv iicji ra. Iied'jeia, (tirab. <S}.) 
 t. ('))ait)iiiii. (>i)roii.) Mf ipfivrii. 
 
 Heifer, het lur. (.lugiir. heafre, 
 hcahloie) s. Oie jjiine, iuuge.Kiil). 
 
 HeifplllkO, hi'ho, iiiterj. a) a^\ 
 met)! nl)! I).i! b) nuf! Iiiilig! 
 
 Heig'itt, iiite, haie. \ (nngelf. Iieah- 
 
 Hi§rllt , > iho, heatho, 
 
 Higrlltll, hi't/i. ) hchthe, hf 
 
 the, hihth) *. 1. bie ^ililje. 2. ('iJrtron.] bie 
 j>ol)e (tine* ©tern«>. 3. (ber iii>rblid)e ob. 
 fiitiidje 95reiffiigr.i») bie :^reite. 4. (ber 
 (i)ipftl, bie Qx\)ii)\in(^> bie S^hljt. 5. (ber 
 i^iigel, *erg) bie >>i)lje, «ilni)ijl)f. 6. 1 a) 
 bie S?h\)t (in »}lnt"fl;uMg ber 2S3iirbe, be* 
 3?rtnge6 ic). bj ber t)6(t)|le (i)nib leiiie^gte* 
 beri 20, bie^joc^i^e ©rufe; i>ol)e; ©rnrfe; 
 bcr ®ipfel (be6 9{utjnU). c) bie SoUfonu 
 menljeit. d) bie anittiit 2Jemiil;utig ob. >Mii. 
 ilreiignng. Shak. 7. (iijpogr.J bie Q<i)n\t$ 
 t)bt); (ber Cftterii). 
 6. a) By him that raised me to this ca- 
 reful height. Shak. c) Social du. 
 ties are carried to a greater height 
 by the principlex of our religion. 
 
 Asoisen. 
 
 Let us feast him to the height, l.i^t 
 
 und il)n miff ^rnd^iigile beiuirtl)rn. Shak. 
 
 Heifi^liteu, hi tn, v. n. I. f er« 
 ()oljen (l)ol)<r Ijebciu. 2. i n) erlji»l)cn. b> »e< 
 feiiern, begeiflerii. o \ 11. 1 oergri^Bcrii, iffr> 
 mrljren. d) iierfitJOiicrM , l)eben. ey (.intoi 
 iifrffelit (jui. 
 HeiffUteuiug:, hi lulug, «. 4. oi< 
 
412 Fate, ffir, fall. fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, oil, cl6ud. Ti'ibe, tub. fnll. t//in. TUis^: 
 
 liEl 
 
 SSetmefirung , SBfrgrL'^eruitfl , (S-rf)o()iin<i, 
 aSerbeiTeniiig. 2. ber Sierratlj ; pi. Cie diti-. 
 nerfrltinien. 
 
 Heinous, liji'nus, (ft. hainenx) 
 adj. nlM'd)tuli(t) , fdlfllglid). — adv. Hei'- 
 n oil sly. nbirtieulid) !C. , f. Hainous. 
 
 HeinoUiaineSS, ha'nusnes, «. tit 
 ailjfd)fiiiid>fcit. 
 
 Heir, irR, (norm, hier, here; (at. 
 hneres) *. I. tier Qtbt; (aud)) bit e-rbinn. 
 2. itr Grbe, Ceifee^crbe. 3. i ber Qrhe. 
 3. The son is often lieir to the disease. 
 or to the miseries of the father. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 To be heir to.., Qttoai ttbtn. Joint 
 -, ber Witerbe. 
 
 Heir-apparent, ber unflreitige, o'' 
 roiffe Grbe. --loom, tai ■OJ^obiliaruer: 
 tJiogen, &r6(liirf. --presumptive, ber 
 i)Jrnfiituptio;(S-rbe , imitljmaglidje Qtbt. 
 
 Heir, v. a. erbeit. 
 
 Heirdom, are'dum, «. bie @r6< 
 f£^oft, bai Grbe. 
 
 Heiress, ire'is. *. bir &r6inu. 
 
 Heirless, jire'ies, ad), ttbioi , tiiu 
 teerbt. [bie ©rbrrftaft. 
 
 Heirship, are'ship, t. t)(ii &rbred)t, 
 
 Heirs hip- movables, [@d)Uttl.] ba6 
 QtbHud. 
 
 Held, hlld, praet. U. pp. t^Ott hold. 
 
 Hele, hele, V. a. « uerf)ef)len , t>er.- 
 brrfleii. 
 
 JHIelen , hll'ln , t. $e(ene. 
 
 Helena, helena, t. I. (SBetfter; 
 nnme) ^jeleiie. 2. [@cogr.] bie Onfel 6t. 
 
 Heliacal, heliakal, (u. gr. helios) 
 adj. [9lilruiI.J - rising (of a star), iai 
 i^eroortreten aui ben ©onneiijlrrtljlen. - 
 setting (of a star), iai SSerfftminbeu (einc6 
 ©teriiS) in ben ©omienflrnhlen. 
 
 Heliacally, hcliakale, adv. 
 faijlron.] aui ben ©oiinenf^rn()len fjeruor; 
 trefenb, in ben ®i>nneiirirnljleni>erfd)iuineeub. 
 
 Helical, hel'ekal, (He'licoid; 
 (t>. flr. hettx) adi. frf)ne(feiiforinifl , \'(i)Vi\u: 
 6enfij>rini<( , €pirn(.. (Sinie). 
 
 Helicite, hel'eslt, «. [^tatiira.] ber 
 ^elicit, bie £intViird)ne(te. 
 
 Heiicoinetry, helekom'etre, «. 
 ba6 '•Weffcn ber Spirniltuien. 
 
 Helicon, hei'ckou, «. ter ^elifon, 
 W?iifiMibern, Wurcnfifj. [Dn(t)be(te. 
 
 Heling-, heling, «■ ta6 2>a(S), bie 
 
 Heliocentric, heliosen'tilk, (jjr.) 
 adj. [illflrpn.] Ijeliocentriftt). 
 
 Heliogrrapliy, h^leog'graife, «. 
 bit ©onncnberdjreiouiig. 
 
 Helioid, he'l^oid, a4f. [Qitom.] - 
 parabola, bie pnrnboiir(i)e 6d)ne(feniinie. 
 
 Heliolater, heieni'atur, (gr.) «. 
 ber 93erel)ter ob. Qlnbetcr ber ©onne. 
 
 Heliolatry, heicoraire, «. bie 
 85rrfl)riin(] ber ©oiine. 
 
 Heliuineter, heieom'etur. ((jr.) 
 0. [^litriMi.] ber ^eliiMiietrr, Spntieuiueficr. 
 
 Helioscope, he leoskope, ((]r.) 
 •. bflS ©onncMdlafi , ipcl^pfft^p. 
 
 Heli<»state, ho'leostate, (Qt.) a. a) 
 [^1)1)1".] ber eid)rtrrtfler, eid)mierfcr. b) 
 [91ilnMt.] ipeliL^lnt. 
 
 Helio*rop«y k«'i«&ti6pe, (gr.) «. 
 
 HEL 
 
 1. [95i^t.] bie Souneuwenbe, ©onnenblunie. 
 
 2. [TOiiiemlg.] ber ©uniieniucnDeilein , $e= 
 liotrDp. 3. (bei ben aiiten ein nilron. aCerf: 
 jeufl) bii3 ^eliDtrop. 
 
 HeliKplteric, helesflrik, ^ 
 
 Helisplierical, hele«fer'ekal, ^ 
 
 (0. helix n. sphere) udj. |pirnl|orniij] uni 
 
 ben '$1^1 fid) luinbenb. 
 
 Helix, heiiks, ((jr. 2B.) *. l. [(Serni.] 
 
 bie ©d)rnubenlinie , ©d)nccfenlinie. 2. 
 
 laiilron.J ber jjrufe SSnr. 3. b(\6 ©d)iiecfcn: 
 
 He'll, hil, Qlbfurjiinfl fi'ir he will, er 
 
 Hell, hel, (anocir. hell, belle) *. 1. 
 [Gijrifll. JJelig.J bie ^ollt. 2. l (£rt ber 
 SpldQC) bie SpbUe. 3. bie ^5fle (bie J;i>Ili|"(t)en 
 'Watt)te). 4. (^In0 bei einem Snut'ipiele, ii)o> 
 l;in biejenifjen (je6ra(t)t luerben , iueld)e fid) 
 fan(jen laffen) bie ^ulle. Sioxev. 5. bie 
 (©d)neiber!) $o(le. Hudibras. 6. - bie $ii(le 
 (ber Ijoljle , uerborgene Drt) ; ber Kerfec. 7. 
 in 3urnnimen|"e9iin(jen oft i ub. ?. 
 
 He II- black, foljlfc^iunri , fc^mnrj luie 
 bie ip&de — born, in ber ^olle (jeborcu. 
 --bred, in ber ^hUt erjcu(jt, l)i)lli|d). — - 
 brewed, in ber $ij(ie bcreitet. --broth, 
 bie 5?ijflenbni(;e. — -cat, bie^eye. — con- 
 founding, ^bie^ode beilegenb. — doom- 
 ed, + jur 5pii>Ue t>erurtl)eilt, — fire, l. 
 T ba& ^pijllenfeiiec. 2. i tai ^DUenfeiicr 
 (I)etti(je geuer). --governed, ^ yon Dcr 
 Spoilt regiert. -hag, bie ^i)(lenl)e);e. -■ 
 hated, ivie bie .^i)Ue (jet)a^C. --haunt- 
 ed, Dom Xeufcl berud)t cb. flepUiat- - 
 hound, 1. ['Bfijtt).] ber ipijlleiil^unb. 2. | 
 ber $WIenl)unb <ipnnblnn(jer ber .$bUe). -- 
 kite, ber 5?i)(len(jeicr. 
 
 Hellebore, hlllcbore, ((jr.) «. 
 [Sot.] bie Sfiiefeiuiirj. 
 
 Hetleborisui, hllleboriim, t. 
 etne inebijiiiir(t)e 3»bcreitiiU(} nu6 \)itei"en)urj. 
 
 Helleniau, helicneau, i (gr.Mt'O- 
 
 Hellenic, heliln'ik, ^l)duiii\<i), 
 (jritd)i|"d). 
 
 Hellenism, kll'lenixm, «. ber ^el. 
 leniem , bie (jried)ird;e ©prncbcigeiiijeit. 
 
 Hellenist, helienUt, t. i. bn 
 5?efleni|l (!jrie4i)d)e ^ubt). 2. ber 5?e(leni|^ 
 (im ®ricd)ir(^en beiunubcrter ®eltl)itcr). 
 
 Hellenistic, heii«ui< iik, ^ 
 
 Helleuistical, hellenistekal. ^ 
 adj. l)encni|li|'d). — adv. HelleniK'ti- 
 cally, l)ctleni(lifd). Idjii'd) rpred)en. 
 
 Helleuize, hll'lenite. V. It. (jrtci 
 
 H«;lie8pont, h»i'iei.pont, «. [iiUo^ 
 (jr.] ber ipellerpoiU, bie Diirbaneden. — 
 Hellespont'ine, adj. ju bein ^eflee> 
 ponte (jel)&ri(j. 
 
 Heilicat, (fct^ott.) half-witted. 
 
 Hellier, hel'ieur, «. ber Qd^itftf 
 bertcr. 
 
 Hellish, hll'lish. adj.Tu. i I^Dflifd). 
 
 Hellishly, hel'lishle, ado. l)bUl]'d), 
 nbi"d)culid) , i'crrud)ter 233eiie. 
 
 Hellishness, heriikhuls, «. bai 
 ipo(lird)e, bie a5errnd)tl)eit. 
 
 Hell%vard, hel'ward, ade. i)olUn> 
 mim6 , ber $i>Ue jn. 
 
 Helly, hel'le, adj. l)onird)< 
 
 Helm, helm, cine d'ubiino, bebeiitet 
 S5frrl)cibi(jiin(j; mie Sighelm, fic(jreid)c 
 S3ertl;eib;giiit(j. 
 
 HEL 
 
 Helm, ((ingelf. helma) *. i. {g)?nr.] a) 
 ber 5?elm (bes 9?uber6); b) ba6 3?iibc», 
 Steiierruber. 2. i bai Jfuber, ©tnat^rubcr. 
 
 3. + ber ©teucrrannn. 
 
 To be or to sit at the helm in the ad- 
 ministration, (iin 3?uber fi'je" (regieren). 
 The - a- lee 1 [^Kar.] in btl\ ifiJinb ! Bear 
 up the-! unter btn aBinb ! Ease the -! 
 fall ab \ - amid-ships ! «)J?it|'d)i{fi? bai 9{iiber ! 
 
 Helm port, [gjJar.] bai i^enntgnt 
 -'s-nian, ber ©teiicnnnnn. — wind, eia 
 geiuiffcr 5S5inb in btn gcbirgigen ®egenbeu 
 (S-iigliinb6. 
 
 Helm, V. a. 1. t fteucrn, leiten 
 fiif)rfii. Shak. 2. niit einem S?elmc beberfen. 
 
 Helm, helm, ^^aiU]i-ir. helm) 
 
 Helmet, hll'm't, \ s. l. ber i^eltn, 
 bie ©turmljiinbe. 2. (iperlb.) ber ^eim «iuf 
 ~ICappen). 3. ber ipelin (eine6 iSrcnn(oIbea«). 
 
 4. ber .^elni (einer iSluine). 
 
 Hel met - f lo wer . bie f)eHnfi!)rmige 
 25(iinie. -pigeon, bie ipiiiibeiuoiibe. -- 
 shell, OTiUurg.] ber ©fe9euu. 
 
 Helmed , heiiiid, ( adj. btt 
 
 Helmeted, heliu'iied, ^ ))elnit, ge< 
 l)clnit. 
 
 Helminthic, helmiu't/iik. (gr.) 
 adj. ['OJicb.i 'iHJurmer uertreibeiib. - «. bii4 
 -IGnnnmittel. 
 
 Helmintholof;:ic, hllmint/i^ 
 lod'jik, obfr : 
 
 Helmiutholog-ical, helmln- 
 i/iolod'jekal, adj. [^Mieb.] t)elinintl)Ologifd), 
 \u ben aSJiiruii'm ober il;rer 6Jt'i'd)ic^te ge« 
 l)i^iri(J. — H elm i u t h or eg ist , s. beg 
 iBiirinforfffter, ^elniintljolog. Helmii» 
 t h o r o g y , s. bie 2Biivinerlt'l]re. 
 
 HelmleSS, helm'les, adj. 1. Ci|)n( 
 @(urinl)au6e ob. .^eiin. 2. iil;ne ^^elm, o^ne 
 9aibir. [cer 5pelote, 
 
 Helot, he'lot. *. [fflefd). ©partrt'*] 
 
 Helotism, heluiizm, s. ber .^elD< 
 ti*in , bie £eibeigeiird)ntt. 
 
 Help, help, (iingelj*. helpnn. hylpan) 
 
 * praet. u. pp. help, holpeii, je^t regel» 
 
 nidijig, V. a. I. Sinem l^elfen , bcifle^en, 
 
 (Oriuen) nntcrfiiitjen (in ©rtuii^). 2. (d-ineui) 
 
 l)elfen, 5piilfe leiileii, bei|lfl)en (im (Sleub 
 
 ic). 3. a) l)eiUn, I'ertreiben ; Ijclftn luibcr... 
 
 b) (of) t)eilen (uon). Shak. 4. nbljelten, aiu 
 
 ber6mad)cn, oiibern. 5. I)inbern, uerliiiii 
 
 biTn. 6. uermeiben, nnterdiffen. 7. befoy« 
 
 tern ((5tmn«). 8. uerbramen, i)erfd)5iKrn 
 
 leine ©rjaljlung). 
 
 3. a) The true calamus helps a cough. 
 
 Gerard. 4. Cease to lament for what 
 
 thou canst not help. Shak. 5. The 
 
 evH approaches, and who can help 
 
 it? 6. 1 cannot help remarking the 
 
 resemblance between him and our 
 
 author ... Popb. 
 
 To help every thing by a fair interprt- 
 tation, ^liUi giliiilig oiuMegrn. 1 could not - 
 laughing, id) foiiute mid) bei 2rtd)en^ nid)t 
 eiitl)altcn, id) fpiiiite iud)t niiiljiu, iii ind)en. 
 To - one's self, 1. fid) Ijflfen. 2. fldj bts 
 bieiien (beim 6'iTtii). - yomself, bebitnen 
 ©ie fid) felbil , legni ©ie lul) I'or. I cannot 
 -it, id) tann iiidjt bafnr; id) fnnn mtr 
 nid)t l)Clfen. So help me God! fp iBfltyj 
 mir (53ott l)elfel 
 
 To help dowa, i. (Sineinif^eriinter^elfeiu 
 
r»tp. (?.r, fall, fat. Mi. met. Fine. f'ui. Kf>, move, n6r, got, off, cl6ud. Ti'ibe, tub, f&U. thin, THis. 413 
 
 HEL 
 
 1. ± ju 3emflnt6 Untenioiinc bcitrntjen. To 
 
 — forward. ((S-|iieili) iiiifluMiVll, ((Jtiimij) brfiir-- 
 
 btxn. To - ill. into, (&iucin) l)iiirinl)rlfeii, 
 
 (.G'lneio t)iiuiiit)e6en (in etiie^ucfd^iK.). Tu 
 
 -off. t a^ ((ymeiii) pouoiiljelfen. b) E>iird) j irt^iifpcii , iinicieben. 4. aj (iio iimniujeu 
 
 fetiie $iilfc eiitt'criun. c; ucrbringcii (tie b; (about, round) unujeDeii, miiriiioni. 
 
 Seit). Locke. To - ou. (©iiiem; forihelfen. To h e lu a speech , ctiii! 9{ete iUi1)l}>ilti!J 
 
 aiifl)rlfen , (&troii6) bfforDeru. To - over, iiiiKftcn. (dwu, fjd) nunV«ni 
 
 ♦ (riiieiii) I)criiu6l)flft;n, ((5-ineii) reipcii, jieljcn 
 
 it\u$ eiiier t'(tiuieri(]eii Snije). To -out, a> 
 
 HEM 
 
 2. ± feer ©num. dlanb. 3. inter), t^el Jjem 
 t)m! 4. '■ (tiifi $em;'JJinct)en> Uas DJ.iiiiVfrii. 
 Hem, V. a. 1. (mif edictii ©rtiiuu' 
 uenVljcii; ("rtiimeii. 2. eiiifiiffen. 3. t ew- 
 
 lleiimcliate, liem'.3gai. tqr.) « 
 
 <(?inem) ^iiiflii6l)rlfVii (ftii6 ter 25iTlt\if"'>"f l'5)iiiierai,j.] ttt iJlurn())iU. 
 
 li.t. bM&iiuiii)l;el(eii, (g-ineii) unteriliit^i'ti. 
 To - to, 1. (G'liKiii) I'erljeli'eii (ju), ((Jiiieiiu 
 (g'dvne) ii(rrd)iiffeii. 2.a;(&iiui)i g-tiuiii) vvr-. 
 \(i\tn (6ei ZijVtX). b) i&iiieiM) jii triiirtii 
 gi'ben; tinrd^eilfrlt (). 95. a> To help one 
 10 a wing, b; To — one to a glaii of wine). 
 To - up. (©iiieiii) nii|l)eifen. 
 
 Help, V. It. a; t^eifeii. b) (to) te\: 
 triigcn (iii>. 
 b) A generou* present help* to per- 
 suade, ai welt as an agreeable person. 
 Garth. 
 
 To help oa, fortf^rlfcn , (towards) firt) 
 i^treinigcn Qu ^'m^nb^ S3crDtT6eii ic). To - 
 out. oii^heifen. 
 
 Help, t. 1. bit ^filfe, ber 93eifla^^. 
 2. ((5-iiifr, DiT Ijilft, t>i\6 , toai tjiUt , jii 
 Qtwui bcitniiio t)i( ^pi'ilfe. 3. Dai :puif6. 
 tiiKtrl, '•)}{ittrt. 4. ['TiurDani.] 6cc ScDuiue, 
 bit ■^lanb. 
 
 By the help of. ufmiittrffl (riner Siidjr;. 
 Wind at -, otimliyer -liJiMf. To bring — 
 toanvone, (rincill b(i\tti)tn. At — , bti 
 bn^ant), bereit, gfiiiilig. There Is no - 
 for It. for liini. ba, il)iii i)^ nict)t }ii l^tlreii. 
 
 Help- mate. brc(^rl)Ul|e, Oie@3i'l}itI|'iiin. 
 
 Helper, lielp'ur, «. l. ber S?:li(v, 
 
 a^rirtanf. 2. i (of. (irgtiu Itt JpcltVr, tie 
 
 i{)tif.rinii. 3. (10) Qmtt, btv ()ii (S-riuiiS) 
 
 »rrl)iifr. Shak. 4. ^(^ *}iu;.'l)cifcr (uber^tiijltije 
 
 &tt)uUt). Swift, a. btr 'Jlutjelfrr. 
 
 2. Conipitksiou in ofteniimes a helper 
 
 of evils. MoRB. 3. Heavea, a — to a 
 
 bosbniid. Shak. 
 
 Helpful, help'f&l. adj. 1. f)Ul|U(t), 
 bienlid), iiriHUdj; l}iilfrfi(t), bfljilifnd). 2. 
 t>nliani (V. Slrjitmiii. lipulfe, X)ifiili(t)feif. 
 
 HelpfllllieKII, help'fulnes, «. bit 
 
 HeiplcMN, liclp le», adj. 1. (Ult'<(r 
 
 niufiriib) hilifii'S (Coii <}5rnViifii). 2. uer: 
 Iiiijrn, ber iStune Pb. bc^ ^^tilLiiibS beriiubc, 
 eiubi'l)rriib (i>i<ii S.id)eiii. 3. iiii(i(<t)i;l|'iii1), 
 iiii()eiibi\r. 4. t (of) nirbcl)rtnb (Gru'iidj. 5. 
 fli-iib (Sont). <>. irtjiuiid), iiiifiiljirt iu t)ti\ta. 
 
 Heipl(*8Mly, liel|>'lckle. ado. 1. 
 ^Mlllr:?. 2. iiiihrilbiir, iiiiiibl)rurH((). 
 
 Helpletisneiiii, helpiesnes, t. bie 
 
 - .^iilfiofiilffir. 
 ^. Helter-skelter, hiriurskel' 
 ^tur, aile. B iilur :piil# ii. iCopt, uiiftT eiii> 
 '"anbrr, tiirct fiiKiiidfr, in ndcr G'tir. 
 
 Helve, lielv. dmneir. heli) «. ber, 
 '^ i,M ^clni , brt Stin (ciHer -Mrt lo. 
 
 ProB. To iliiow ilie helve after the 
 Juucliet. 9lUfr iirrlcreii gcbeti. (Dcneljrii. 
 Helve, e. II. mit fiiifiit ^rliMr, i&iii'le 
 Helv<;tin, lielreshca. >:ar. ?!<.) t. 
 bie Srt)nnii, iprli'ttirii. iril)wri.5rniVl). 
 
 Helvetic, lieWeiik. adj. Ijrli'einVi), 
 Heail, licni, (Aligt'll. hmii lu. hnn J 
 
 [^aiiiatiii. 
 
 ((jr.) «• 
 
 H-'iiiMtiii, heui'atin. «. [Qijtni.] bi\i 
 Hematite, hem kiite, (flr.) s. [-^iu 
 iienilg.) ber i5lut|liiii. 
 
 Heniatitic, hemliltik, a4J. mm 
 
 iMutilfiiie nfl)L>ri.) , bliiiileiiiiirfiij. 
 
 Hematupe, hcuratope, «. iCt: 
 iiitt).| bie SeeeiiUr. 
 
 Hemerubaptistn, hliuerobap- 
 ti!ii». ((jr.; *. pi. lOiib. toefre) bte Jpemeri): 
 b.ipnrtea (Sefcirer, fiie (id) aUe irtjje mu)"(^)en 
 u. b.ibeteiiK 
 
 Heml, hein'i, (gr. 33.) in Sufflininen! 
 fe^tiiiqeii, l)alb (ivie dnui u. seuii). 
 
 Heiiilcraiiy, heuiekraue, (gr.) «■ 
 ba& eiiiKirii)r Jloptiueh. 
 
 Hemicycle, heoieMkl, (gr.)<. ber 
 :J>alb}irfel, i>.iibfrci5. 
 
 Heiiiiditone, heuiideton, t. (gr- 
 ''Xtiui.] Bie fleiiie icrj. 
 
 Hemiua, heminl, ((at. W.) I. I. 
 [rijm. 'llltertl). ] bie §cmine (tin ■0)fii& filr 
 ijiiiiilgfeiteii). 2. lOJitb.] eiii ')Jinp I'oii uiu 
 gt'fiihr iU llii}cii. 
 
 Hemipleg-y, hem'epUdji, (gr.) *. 
 [-Web.j bie eiiifeitige Catjuiimg, bet Ijnibe 
 £ct)liig. 
 
 Heiiiipter, hlmip'iur, ) 
 
 Hemiptera, hem'p'iura.) 
 [©iitoiiuj brtS (jiUbfliigrlige Omefr. 
 
 Heillipteral , heiuiptural , adj. 
 [©iiti'in.! I^iiibfliiflflifl. 
 
 Heiiiiiipliere,hen>'esf«re. (gr.) «. 
 1. a) bie artlbfiigil, ipeiniruljiue. b) [•Hilroa.] 
 bte jpiilbfiigel bti :^iiiiiiicIS, t)albe 4>ii)iinel6: 
 fiigfl. 2. bie 2S5fltfnrte, ipiiiiinCffiirte. 
 
 HeilliMpiieric, liemcoferik. } 
 
 Heiiii<(plierical,heiu««fer'ekai.5 
 adj. l)fiiitrph.irird), l)olbfii.ji-ii.]. 
 
 Heillistlcll, hem iklik, beaiis'tik. 
 
 t. l^i'ef.) ber ipolboer*, bai ipeiiiiilirtjiiiin. 
 
 HeilllNticlial, lieuiis ICKal . udj. 
 
 ill eiiteni 5penii|1i(t)iiini grljorig, eiue >21btl;i-i: 
 
 I mill be^ SBerfff aiibeiiteiib. 
 
 Hemitrupe, hemetr^pe, (gr.) adj. 
 [^nrt.iflliljre] l)iiU'iiiii()<'frfl)t, tjtinitrt^pifrf). 
 
 Hemlock, heui'Ink. (tiitgelf. hem- 
 leac) t. 1. (33Pt. ] ber €d)ifrltng. 2. ± btx 
 (i>iftbe(f)er. 3. (55pt.l bie .^enilorf^tiinne. 
 2. Popular liberty might then have es- 
 caped the indelible reproach of de- 
 creeing to the same citizens the hem- 
 lock on oae day, and statues on the 
 next. Mauison. 
 
 Hem lock-spruce fir, [ 33ot. ] bie 
 iS(f)ifrlii»ii#riinne. 
 
 Heill«»ptysis, h^>iinp'iesis.^(gr.)i 
 Ueiiioploe, heinop to, j ^^'^ 
 ^Miirfpi'ifii. 
 
 Uemorrhaj^e, hem'AraHje.^ (gr.) 
 
 H(*m<>rrilHj»y, liem <>iaje. ^ J. 
 
 ruff, kaima) «. 1. ber «iauni (au Alribeni;.] [-Xt'eb.j bee i2iUit(iup, '^lu(|luri, bAi ^iiurii. 
 
 HEN, 
 
 Hemorrliag-ic, heni'oiij'k, n&j 
 ill ciiiein '3Iiif(lii|Te gei;ijruj, in emein Sliit# 
 llurie t>cili'l)eiib. 
 
 Hemurrlioidal , hlnionoidal, 
 adj. [0)fcb.] iur .jt'Ibciieii 'ilber <j'^"i>r'iJ. l>i« 
 iiuMTl)inbrtlircl), 0)i'ifnber... cJiuit u-.). 
 
 HemurrlioiclH, hemorrdldx. (gr. 
 haiiuoriois) t. pi. [ -))icb. J bie 0)0lbi1bet, 
 ijrlbciit -Mber, bie ipiimprrl)Pibin. 
 
 Hemp, hemp, (nngrir. henep; ijVlL 
 heunep) *. 1. [-bot.] ber .^iiuf. 2. ber .^aiif 
 (jiiin (Spiiiiieti). 
 
 Uehler in hemp, bfr ipnnfl^inblcr. 
 
 Hemp-agrimony, [ 5yot. j ber 233nf» 
 rerbL'ft. --beater, ber ^iiiifTv^iiiger. -• 
 close, — plot, — yard, bft^ ipanft'elb, 
 ber Jpanfarfer. --comb, b^e i>anfl)ed)el. 
 - -d og s-ba n e, bie ScibflipfJ.illje. --dress- 
 er, ber ^lUifbereitcr. - - » e e d . ber :^iinf« 
 I'liiiien. --seed -oil, bai ^niifild. — • 
 stalk, ber ^pniifilenget. 
 
 Hempen, hemp'n, adj. I^iinfeii. 
 
 Hempen rogue, ber (SJiiIgenpogel. — 
 widow, bie SCittiuc tined ©etjiingten. 
 
 Hempie,-(r(f)Ptt.) j ber G>).ilgen|lri<f. 
 
 Hempy, hempe, «<(/. Ijaiifiirtig. 
 
 Hemuse, hlm'ijse, s. bui f)(rl)fn(b. 
 
 Hen, hen. (ongelf. hen. benue; t^o{(. 
 hen; |'(t)iv. hoiia) «. 1. bte 5penne, bai ^tibt 
 (<>en. 2. bie $nu*l>eune, bai ."^aii^ljnfjn. 
 
 Turkey- hen. bie Iriul^eiiiie. --spar- 
 row, bat (Sperliiig4meibT(<>en. 
 
 Hen -bane, I»i>r.] bai JBitfenrrniit 
 
 — bird, bie i^etme (bflSSSJii'C^en). --bit, 
 [!8ot.] ber $iil}nerbnrin. — coop, (tT[{)t>tt. 
 hen-cavey) ber ipuljllirflild. --driver, 
 ber !8leifnlfc. --harm, --harrier, 
 [Drnitlj.] ber ipul^neriuetlje , $iil;nergeiet. 
 
 — hearted, feig, perjiigt, fiir(t)rriim. - 
 house, bai ^ril)nerl)iin6. --peck, v. a^ 
 be^errf(<)en (ben OMnnn). — pecked, unfef 
 bent $iintD(fel (ber ijraii) flef)enb. Drvdcm 
 
 — roost, bie $i'il;ner|leige, ^liljnerilnnaf 
 -'•- feet, (!BiH.J ber .§)erfeMerbrnii(!). 
 
 Hence, hense, (nngclf. heonit; |'(f)ctt 
 
 hyne) ade. 1. oon Ijinncii, I'oii ijifr, lum Ijiet 
 
 meg. 2. uon je$t nn, pou mm aw, ftirbcrljin. 
 
 3. bnfjer, bef Ijnlb. 4. (pon birfer Quefle, ppp 
 
 biefein OKuiler) l)iei'oii; l;icrau«. 5. f ftrn, 
 
 ppn l;ier entfernt. Shak. 6. from hence, 
 
 fur hence. 7. ( efUpti|'(^ u. befel;l«nb) fort, 
 
 meg, l^iniveg ! 
 
 4. Ml other faces borrowed hence. 
 
 SucRi.ino. 7. Hence, with your little 
 
 ones. Shak. 
 
 A week h e n c e, in einrr ^'orfje. A year 
 
 -, binnen ()ier u. einem ^a\)xt, pon je^r nii 
 
 pb. I)eute liber cin Onljr. Not many day» 
 
 -, in ivenigen logeii. ffeii. Sidney. 
 
 Hence, ». rfr t fprtff^KfiMi, r'l'rrfrtjnf* 
 
 HenceTortli, liense'fon/i. rb. 
 
 HeUCefurward, l.enseffir'wari, 
 
 adv. ppn jei^t an, mn nun nn, Ijinfiirp, 
 
 fiinftig. (boy) *. * ttx Itiinppe, i^'eiiet. 
 
 HencIllliail,lien.sli'niaii.(Nench'- 
 
 Heiid, lieiid./ (aiigelf. hentan) e. a, 
 
 Hent, heiit. ) e ergrctfen ; ft(l> (rinet 
 
 ©ncbf) bemii(l)rigi'n. Shak. 
 
 Hend, hend., ^ adj. " nrrig, gufig. 
 
 Hendy, hen'de.^ Chai'CEI. 
 
 Hendecaf^-On, hcndek'agnn. (jr.> 
 *. [(^epin.j bai Qiitd. 
 
414 Fate, far, fall, fat Mh, met Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got. 6il, cloud. Tube, tiib, full. t//in. THi«. 
 
 HEN 
 
 Heudecasy liable, hlndekaMi'- 
 Ubl. ((jr.) «. [Ipoef.] till flftlll'iger SSers. 
 
 Hendiadis, liendildiH, (<]r.) t. eine 
 «Diiei;ird)e giflur, ta jiwei ^auptiiwrter fliti 
 flntt tint'* .^iiiiptiuDrtes uii6 eiiie^ ^ciiuoi-^ 
 tt6 Qcbtauitjt luerOi'ii. 
 
 Heuuy, lien'nl, ^6fur)itno fur Hen- 
 rietta, t. (iUjei6erniiiiie) Oetrcfjcii, 0^"^- 
 
 Heury, hen'ie, «. ipeiuric^. 
 
 Heiit, heiit, t. dec^^uoriff; tlc^erfad; 
 6ie Seit Jill" 'iltiarijfe. Shak. 
 
 Hep, liep, t. ISot.] tie $iigef»utte. 
 
 Hep- tree, 6er .$»nijef>utt«iiilriiiid). 
 
 Hepar, Iiepar, (.jr. 20.; «. [Gljem.] 
 tie ©djiuefelieber. 
 
 Hepatic, hepat'lk, } (Qt.) adj. 
 
 Hepatical, liefiaiekal.^ }iir 2tbtt 
 fltl)&iig, iiebcr... - tlux, ccr S;ft'crilii&. 
 
 Hepatic air or gas, [&)tm.] t)ie 
 €(()l«e|elleber(llit. — mercurial oie, 6n6 
 Guccffilber = Sebcrerj. 
 
 Hepatite, hepatite, «. [^iiurala.1 
 ber Ceberfteiu. 
 
 Hepatize , hlp'atlze , r. a. itiit 
 gd)iuefelicbiriuit rdjaningern. 
 
 Hepatuscupy,iiepaioc'k6pc.(gr.) 
 f. tic 2i3nl;rragerei inie Bcr i;cbfr. 
 
 Heps, iieps, t. bit Jicercii ^er ^ngtrcfc. 
 
 Heptacapsfular, liepiakapshu- 
 
 lar, (U. gr. hepta II. lot. capsiila) ailj. [$ot.] 
 fiebei) ^avfelii i^abeiib. 
 
 Heptachord, lilp'takord. (gr.) «. 
 1. [illta-flj.J bie rifbciiuiitige Sficr. 2. Die 
 Xoiiieittc uoii fi«bcn Xoiicu, Pas 61)116111 bcr 
 pebfn (Drunbtoiie. 3. bcr iprprnfforb. 
 
 Heptaedroil, liepiaedion, (gr.) 
 «. [-iUiffeiircl).] iAi ipcptaebrou (eiiie gigur 
 ntit 7 giad)cn). 
 
 Heptag'Oii, hip'tagon, (gr.) *. 
 [®cum. II. geilimgiJb.] iai ©icbeiiecf. 
 
 Heptag^UIial, lieptagoual, adj. 
 (ieben SSJiiifcl uDer ©dtcii tjabnab. 
 
 Heptagonal numbers, [^rttl).] <Suni< 
 men tirir^nietifd)..! ^rogreiTioiieii, beren Dip 
 ferfiij 5 ill. 
 
 Heptag-yn, hep'lajln, (gr.) adj. 
 [SBot.J ftebeiiiutibig, fii'bcumcibcrig Hep- 
 tagyn'ian, <«<(/. [Sot.j ftcbemueiberig. 
 
 Heptaiiexaiiedral, liepiaheks- 
 alie'dial. (gr.) adj. [ 'JKitieralg. J ftebcii; 
 fed)6flrtrf)ig. 
 
 Heptainerede ) lieplamerede, 
 (gr.) I- i. [■i)Kiir.] (ber fiebente lljeil eiiifr 
 9)Jeribe) bie ipeptaiucribe. 2. ©tma*, iini in 
 ftebeii lf)eilf rl;cilt. 
 
 Heptauder, lilptandur, (gr. ) «. 
 [SDot.] bie t'lcbciiniiiiiiierige '•^Jftauje. 
 
 Heptandriail, liepiau'drcan, adj. 
 [3}i)t.| fit'beiitiiaiiiierig. 
 
 Heptaiif^-ular, lieptang'gulur, (u. 
 gr. Iiepta u. angular) adi. flebeiiecfig. 
 
 Heptapliyil<»U8 , heptafiilus, 
 (gr.) adj. [%\.^t.\ riebciibliuterig. 
 
 HeptarCllic, heplarklk, adj. f(e< 
 benfjerrig. (ipeprnrd), ©iebeii()crr('d)er. 
 
 Heptarcliist, hlp'tarkist. <. ux 
 
 Heptarcliy, liep'tarki, (gr. > 1. 
 [eiifll. ®e|d).] bie 5pfpr.ird)ie , ©lebeiiljerr. 
 fdjiift, ©iebenrogieriiiig. 
 
 Heptateucii, liep'iaiuke, (gr.) «. 
 t bit fiebett erjleii 9Jii4)er bc6 niten Ic|ln< 
 U. 
 
 HER 
 
 Her, hur. (niigeff. hire , ting., heoru. 
 pi.) H) pron. adj. itjr, ifjre. b) pron. (Ob; 
 jfftii'fiid iiac^ einem Seifiuorre nber eiiieni 
 iSoriuorte) «) il;r. fi) fie. c; fur lierself. d) 
 fur its u. England'*. Suak. 
 
 a) Wisdom's w.nys are ways of pleasani- 
 ness and all her paths are peace. Bi- 
 ble. b> Cf) Slie gave also 10 li e r iiiik- 
 band with her, aad he did eat. Biu e. 
 p) He loved her. 
 
 Herald, hetald, (fr. he'raut) t. 1. 
 
 ber iperolb. 2. ± cer ^erolb, iBerffiuber. 3. 
 
 oer 2Bnppenl)erDlb. 
 
 2. The herald of another's fame. — It 
 
 was the lark, the herald of the 
 
 morn. Shak. 
 
 He rald's-office, t)a6 ^erolPfnnif. 
 
 Herald, v. a. I. ftirriicl) eiiifiil}rcii. 
 Shak.. 2. lyruorrufrii, (jcrbeinifeu. Shak. 
 
 Heraldic, herald ik, h^r'aldik, udj 
 jur 'iOappeiifuiiil cb. ipernlbif gel;orig. 
 
 Heraldry, her'aldre, t. 1. bie 5pe^ 
 ralbif, Qi5appciifuii|l, 'iijiippeiifunbe 2. im- 
 ipcrol06iiiiu. 3. bie (Seiieulogie. 4. bie plu^ 
 gt;fd)ricbeiie gnriii. Shak. 
 
 Heraldsltip, hcr'aldship, t. t>i\& 
 .^eroibfnmt. 
 
 Herb, erb, (lat. herba; fr. herbe) *. 
 I. biiij &ti.\6, Rxaiu.. 2. pi biii &emu\t. 
 
 Medicinal ' her bs , ipeilfriiutcr. —of 
 grace, [iioc.J bie 9(iUlte. 
 
 Herb- be It net, L^Ot.] ia6 !8eiiebifteu 
 frniit. —- 1> retch, bie Sjroiubeerilaiibe. - 
 cliristopher, bits 6l)ri|liipl;6friiut. — 
 gerard, bie 'llligclifa. —-market, bcr 
 Jtriiutermarft. --Paris, -true-love. 
 Die (riubeere, t)n6 (Siiiuuige. --porridge, 
 bie Srmiteriuppe. --trinity, bne Oe liiip 
 ger je lieber, bie DreifiKtigfcitebiunie, -- 
 two-pence, erbtup'pen.se, 6cr iijeiberitf). 
 --woman, bie Knuiterfrnu (lErfluterljiiub 
 lennu). 
 
 Herbaceous, hirba'shus, adj. I. 
 fmufrtrtig. 2. (f uiipii(7eub) frmiterfreffeiib. 
 
 Herbag-e, er'bldje, (fr. 2JJ.) *. I. 
 bai firiiutcriucrf, Qirn6 , bie 2i3cibe. 2. iai 
 533tibcrtd)t. 3. ii<\6 20cibcgel5, berfflrn«jel)iitc. 
 
 Herbag'ed, er'bidjd, adj. f nut 
 ®rn6 bebeeft. 
 
 Herbal, hlr'bal, adj. ju ^rnuteru 
 gel;&rig. - *■ 1. tai 'iJJ(tnujeubiid), iiniuter: 
 bud) (iu bem ^jloujcu te)'4)riebcu fiiib). 2. 
 Cin6 jjjerbnriuni. Ekcvc. 
 
 Herbalist, hlr'ballst, «. ber itrim-. 
 terfeiiurr, ^fJiiujeufciiiicr, itrauterf.iuimlcr. 
 
 Herbar, her'bar, *. t tAi fvrilllt, 
 bie 'ij.^flauje. Spenser. [balist. 
 
 Herbari.st, lieibaiist, «. f f. 11 er- 
 
 Herbariuill, herbai^um, «. biie 
 5perbariuiii, bie itriiuterfniuniluiig. 
 
 Herbarize, herbarue, t>. n. 6ota< 
 uifircn. [jcngarreu. 
 
 Herbary, hlrb'ari, #. cer ^^aw-. 
 
 Herbelet, her'belct, t. Mi Jiraut: 
 d)eu, ^paujd)eu. Shak. 
 
 HerbeSCeut, herbls'sent, (tiU.) 
 adj. a[6 firiiiiter ^en'orfprofffiib, froiitarng. 
 
 Herbidf herhld, (uu.) adj. grnfig, 
 i>i>ri itriiuter. 
 
 Herbiferous, hirbif'ferus. (lat.) 
 adj. itraurer Pitr fflra* berfprbritigeub. 
 
 Herbivorous, htrbiv«vurus, (l.> 
 
 HER 
 
 adj. frauterfreffenb , pflnnjenfreffcnb , grai* 
 iflTfub. ^ _ (ter, burr. 
 
 Herbless, Irb'les. adj. i)i)ite ilniu. 
 
 Herborist, ber'borist, t. \. Her< 
 
 I) a r i s t . 
 
 Herborizatioii, beibore/.4'shun, 
 i. I. biif iiraiiierfiiiuiiuai , SJi'iauirireii. 1, 
 [Diaturg] fie narurii(t)e .Rrautcr,ii;id)iuiua 
 (aiif >£rciueii). 
 
 Herborize, hlrb'orue, v. n. 6otn. 
 iiifireii , ^raiitfr nirf)tii oD. riininieit). - i». 
 a. iiarurilrf)e ^35f''i>'j''"je'rt)uuiigeu auf ®tei» 
 lieu bilbcu. 
 
 Herborized, liei bnrizd, adj. [!J?a» 
 rurg.j - ».t<>iie. ?rr Kniiittrbii6|lein. 
 
 Herbous, hcrbus, dat.) adj. txhn* 
 terrcid). [reid), itrautrr eutbaireiiB. 
 
 Heriiiilent, iiei'buient, adj. Qxau 
 
 Herby, eibe, adj. t fraiirnrtig; 
 fviuiterreid). [itraurnrt. 
 
 Heiby substance, cine ^flililjeiiort, 
 
 Herculean, hciku lean, (i;. Her- 
 cules 1 adj. Ijerflllll'd). 
 
 Hercules, her'kulei, *. 1. [-OTptl).] 
 ipcrfiili'f. 2. [aiftrou.j ber ipcrfule* (em 
 -ircriit'iiP). 
 
 Hercynian, hlrsin'lan, adj. ^er< 
 CDiiifd), juiu iid)iuarjiualbf geljorig. 
 
 Herd, herd, (aiigclf. herd, heord} 
 t"d)m. u. bail, liiord) «. 1. bie iperbe; ini 
 ■Jhibel (iSd)iufiiie K. ). 2. \ iai ilfubel, bet 
 ipaufeu (^)J?ciifd)eu). 3. ( augclf. hyid) in 
 3urauiiuriirei)uiigen, ber Jpirt, j. ^. ihep- 
 herd, goat-herd, swine-herd. 
 
 Herd-groom '•', — man, — 's-man, 
 ber i>irt, aSieljIjirt. 
 
 Herd, v. n. l. in ^erben gc^en (uon 
 il;ii'reiu. 2. ± (among) ful) gefedeu (ju). 
 
 Herd, 0. a. I. jii etiier ^erbe uia(i)en, 
 uerraiuuuin. 2. (fd)iHt.) hiiteii operbeu). 
 
 Herdess, herdes, ». « bie .§)irtiiiii. 
 
 Here, here, (gi>t(). her; niigelf. Iier; 
 6au. her; fd)ll». har) adv. 1. (au biefeui Orte) 
 l)ier. 2. (in oiefeui Scbeu) l)ier, Ijieiiiebeii. 
 
 Here's to thee, Dick! ti gilt Dir, 3?i< 
 ctide^i id) briuge ti Dir, auf Deiue ©efunb» 
 l)eu, J<id)arb! [ta, \)m uub luieber. 
 
 Here and there, \jitX UUb bDrt, l)ie UUD 
 
 Herc-about, --about s, ()ier Ijcruui. 
 --auove, l;ier Dben. — away. i)ifr Ijeriiin. 
 
 — alter, 1. ad«. a; fjernad), fiiiifrig, fi'iiif« 
 rig()in, iii.3ufuuft. b) lu eincm friiiftigeu 3"' 
 llaiibe. 2. t. fic3uruuft, ber fiiufnge 3us 
 llaub. --after-mentioned, ()icr nadv< 
 criuatjiit. --at, I}ieruber. --below, ijict 
 untcu; aiu gugc biefed. --by, I. l)icburd), 
 l)ierbiird). 2. uebcubei. 3. luie ti |ld) trifft. 
 Shak. --from, l)ierpiMi , l)iepoii. — in, 
 Ijieriii. --into, l;ifreiii. --of, fjiepon. 
 --on, l}icrauf, l;icriibcr. — out, ()iernu«. 
 
 — to, l)UTju , l)ieiu. — to fore, per bie« 
 icni, I'onual*. --unto, ijiejii. --upon, 
 Ijicrauf, ()icriibfr. --with, ijicruiir, Ijieuiit. 
 
 Hereditable, hervd'etahl, (v. lat. 
 haeres) adj. f frblid), G-rb... 
 
 Hereditably, hered^iahle, ada. 
 erblid), burc?) Qxbx«i)t, Mi, G-rbrtjeil, tilt 
 (S-rbgut. 
 
 Hereditauient , hered't'amsnt, 
 *. 13iVd)tffpr.l bie (S-rbfd)afr, ba« C'ri-gut. 
 
 Hereitlitarily, hiiedeiarei^, ad». 
 erblid), b'lrt^ {kx\>xi<l)(. 
 
Fafp. fftr. f/.II. fat. M4. nfet Fine. fin. NA, move. n6r. sjot, 6fl. rl^iul. Tiil)e. luh, fi^ll. lAin, THis. 415 
 
 liiS " 
 
 6ie 5rf(t)t«n, ®((>ivin6(ii ; ter $ntitnu#f(t>(n(j 
 nut ^MtjunCuitii, £ii( (S-iiriiliiciiiiii di-ri^iiur. 
 
 Herpetic, lierpei ik, adj. ['>]?(6.J 
 tlert)t(iiarrii). 
 
 Herpetolos-ic, herp^tolA i )lk . 
 
 Herpetulo^-iCHl, herpeiolnd'. 
 jehaj. adj. l)cr\)eto'.o<\i\\t) , ai jnr 4ll'ljiin&« 
 liiUfl iieer Mr 5lfd)tfii (if'n'nii. b) jur *Mt»« 
 (jiuibliiiifl fiber 6if frii'd>i iifrii iljirrf gfHorij. 
 
 Herpetolu^-ist , iierpeioi'lojUi, 
 *. C>fr >)>crpfrolo(). 
 
 Herpetolog-y, herp^tol-ioji. (^r.) 
 <- bif ^erperoloijif , a; Die 'JU'l)aii6iiiiiii Titer 
 Me friert)e:i6eii Iljiere. b) bit 'Jll>l).iiiMuiia 
 liter tie Jlerfjteii. 
 
 Herrin, (fd)ett.) herring. 
 
 Ilerrilli;-, lierVlng, (niliielf. Iiaeringj 
 fr. hareiig; l)i,i(l. Iiariiigi *. 6er i?iirill(J. 
 
 Red herring, 6er aSllrflitin- Spawned 
 -• 6er >£rf)Opl)tirili(J. - on ilie point of 
 •pawning , per 3"»9r''rnl)nriiig. 
 
 Herring-busa. 6ie J5),irin<j#f>i'i|*e (tin 
 fifiiie* ®(t>ijf). --cob, Cer jiin.je ^^lirinfl. 
 fi ahery , 6erjyirilin^fniin. -gibber, 
 ©iner, in S?cttm(\t iiiiPiueibet. --guiicd, 
 o Duiinleibifl. - liHng», *. pi. ^Jjioi^e jmn 
 ^{niid)ern &er gcfiilieiieit ipiiriiiflf. --net, 
 t>n« i5)iiriiig*iie^. --packer, 6er ifdiriiM*. 
 piirfer, ipiirtiiasirtljcr. --nmnck, Der ^<u 
 rinfldjiUjer (eiii ©i1)iiTn --time, 6ie ^.i» 
 rniijffjeit- -woman, Pie :piiriiig<jfr.iii. 
 
 ■ferry, (f.lji'rt.) piuucern; flii<iief)» 
 men (iBi'iifUieilet). 
 
 Merit, hiirz. pron.fem. po*tt$M. i()r, 
 Der, Me, bai \\}Xt, il^nge. 
 
 Thia houae ia her a, (iefei S^MXi ^thlxt 
 \\)X, Die|t< i|l i^r ^A»i. A book of — , eiii4 
 von iljrrn ©ud)erii. Tliin vanity of — , t\t\f 
 iljre (jitelfeit, ilire G-itelfrit. 
 
 llemcliel , her'siiel. «. [3I|lroti.] 
 (6fr 'ijjinnet) Sftx\<lt)tl , UrtimiS. 
 
 Herse, lieiae. (fr. Iierae) ». I. [Je 
 fliiiiflib.J a) 6rt« S(f)uijgntter , 'Jntlflnttti 
 b> 6et ©tafenjnuii. I. [OKiiir.] tie ©tiirni. 
 ege. 3. fter £eitDeniu,ifleii ; Die iPDtenii.iljrf. 
 4. t 6'i* triuiermafjl , loDteiigeniil. 5. f 
 Die Seid^eiireoe. Urowne>. 
 
 Herse, v. a. I. niif Die 1oDteiiDiil)re, 
 Den l'eid)cnn)ageii legen oD. briiigen. 'I. bf 
 ercigen. [lierd ofcatci*. 
 
 Hernel, Olcf^Ott.) heraelf; alko a 
 Hemelf, htir nelf, (her ii. »eiripr«/t. 
 1. |"elt>|l, fie feibjl; il)r felDil; firf), fid) itibH, 
 1. (ipfrrinii il&er I'lcf) iVibit, ii;rir m.irtjria) 
 fid; \HbH, (id), i. (in it)rein it)iU;rru ilnriir< 
 frrj fie felbtl. 
 2. Tlie woman waa deranged, but ahe is 
 now heraelf again (rtber fir l|l jf^t 
 IvieDcr bei fid)). She haa come to her- 
 aelf (fie ill ill firf) ijefoninicii). 3. Tin 
 woman acts like heraelf ibai SUetb 
 t)iiiiDclt ivie iiniuer). 
 She did it of-, \it ti),\t (i \>on ftlb\\ 
 She waa by -. fie VOUX flrtllj rtlleiU. Like -n, 
 
 HER 
 
 Hereditarinesn, hirad'iiarinei, 
 «. bie (5-rblict>feit. (erblid). 2. i erblirf). 
 
 Hereditary, heredeiare, oHj. 1. 
 
 Herefare, her'fire, «. " Die i^eer> 
 faljrt. [geivette. 
 
 Here^ate, her'gite, «. * ba6 $eeci 
 
 Hereg^eld, her'geld, «. * Die $ulf£> 
 flrlDer. [fieDler. 
 
 Hereraiit, hir'imit. «. * Der 6in> 
 
 Hereinitical , herem't'lkal, adj. 
 einfieDUrifd). Pope. 
 
 Heresiarcii, her'ixheark, (gr.) *. 
 bn llrt)eber, (Btifter einer £et)erei, paxt' 
 firtrd), (Jriffijer. [Me &r)fe^eret. 
 
 Hereniarcliy, herexh^arke , « 
 
 Heresy, hereiie. (gr. haireaia) «. Die 
 ftcijerei (in Sieligiuii^!, <£taat6rn(i)en to. 
 
 Heretic, hereiik. <.f U-. tDer£e^er. 
 
 Heretical, herel'ekal, adj. ttt)t< 
 rifcf). — ade. Heret'ically, fr^etifii^. 
 
 Hereticaiuess, hereiikalne*, t. 
 bat Attyttudtt. 
 
 Heretuif, her'iok.)(nnge(rhereioga) 
 
 Heretwcit, } *■ ^ ^'' ^'ru^a- 
 
 Heriut, heraot, (nngelf heregeat) «. 
 [9fect»t6iVr.] ber ^iiuptfnd, bn< ^eergeiuetxe, 
 bat btUt S?au\>t (cine nii» bent brflen @tu(fe 
 aSielj :c. <in« ber SBerlofTemcftaft bt6 fieljiij, 
 manni beilel^enbe , nil ben Celjnei^erru iu 
 eiitricttenbe »]fbfliibe). 
 
 Heriutabie, her'entabl, udj. btt 
 ttbgnbe br£ i^niiptfalltf iintrriuorfen. 
 
 Herisiiun, her iaaiiu, (fr. 2D.) t. 
 [Jeiliing^b.J ber ©tiirntigel, @turmbnlfrn. 
 
 Heritable, hereiabi, €uij. 1. erb> 
 f.^ljig. 2. erblid), Qxb... 
 
 Heritafpe, her etije, (fr. W.) «. 1. 
 bai erbe, S-rbnut, bie &rbi({>aft 2. j) bat 
 Qxbt (= ajolf &0IU6). 
 
 Herinapiirodeity, harmaffro- 
 di'eti, oDer: 
 
 Heriiiaplirodisiii , hermaf fr6- 
 dixoi, <. ber 3>t>i(t<fA'i><b. 
 
 Herinapiirudite , hermaf'fiA- 
 dite. (gr.) t. 1. ber 3>ui[t'r, ^>rrmnpi)rpbit. 
 2. [Sot.] bie SiuittKblnme; Siwittrrpffanje. 
 
 Heriiiaplirodite, adj. (R^itten 
 flrtifl, jroitierl).i|t. 
 
 Ileriiiapiiruditic,hcraiaifr6dit'- 
 Ik, ober: 
 
 Heriiiapiiroditical,hern-aifi^- 
 dit'ckal. adj. juiiiierl)ii|t, 3n>i"er... Ciptliinj 
 jrii :c.). 
 
 Herinapiiroditicaliy < her- 
 oiaifr(><iii'el.aie, adv. uad) 'ilxt ber 3<vit[er, 
 |iuirrrrl)iitt. 
 
 Herilieiieutic, hemi^nu'tik, oD. 
 
 Hernieiieuti<;ai,iier memiiikal, ! 
 (gr ) adj. I^rrinriiriiurct), nii^irgriib, frtjntri 
 fliiflegi'iiD. [ I'ekale. <»(». Ijcniirnciinrd). 
 
 Heriiieiieiiticaily, heiineiiii - 
 
 HerilieoeiltiCM , hermemi iik», 
 
 ». pi bie i>criiu'iieimf, •Jlii^lrGiiiio*fiini1. 
 
 Hermetic, hermei ik, f ( fr. 
 
 Herineticai, lienneiekal.^ her- 
 meliqne, i<. gr. Hrrnirai adj. I. I^rrnietlfd), 
 djrnitrd}. 2. 1^11(1)1111. i hrriiirrnVt). 3. l'))irb.J 
 ^rriiietifd). 4. Ijrrinetiid) (|V|1 i>crrcl)U'i7rn, iii< 
 gfid)iin>Ijrn, fo (aft friiie tuft biun ffmmrn 
 ffliHi). |S(t)riPrfMnfl. 
 
 Hermetic art. Die I)rrinftir(t)f . l.i'ljrrr 
 
 Heriueticail>,iicruict ckaie.ai(o 
 
 HER 
 
 I. f)frntetif((> (ii)tnii\d)). 2. i)txmtti{(t) (fuffr 
 bid)t, J. -ij. i'eri"d)li'fTen). 
 
 Hermit, her'mit, (gr. ereinitea) « 
 1. ber ©remit, eiiifieMer, ihiuentr, iOalD= 
 bruber. 2. ber ©etbruber. Shak 
 
 We reat your hermita, roir lllliiTfil 
 fur tu(b beten. Shak. [-:m.iiDrnbr. 
 
 Hermit-crow, (Omitf).] ber 'JUp:, 
 
 Herinitag-e , hei'miiaje. (fr. >I0-) 
 i. I. Die &iii|lebeki, Jtlaufe; O-iiifietlfriuoi): 
 nung. 2. bie jn etner Oibtei grljorigeillaiire, 
 ^npede. 3. eine »Urt fraMj6ilfrt)eii ii5iriii6. 
 
 Herinitary, iiermitare, «. bie jii 
 einer lUbtei gel)ijrige Jtlaiife. (fieblerinn. 
 
 Herniitess, her'milen, t. Die &lil^ 
 
 Herillitical, henuit'ekai. adj. tuu 
 I'lcblerifd). [einer ^ilbtri gtt)prige Jtapeltc. 
 
 Herinitury , her miioie. «. bie ju 
 
 Herinudactyl, herin6dak'iiU(gr.< 
 t. ['ijot. u. ipeiljluffleljre] Me ^ermobiutel. 
 
 Hem, Item, 4. [Orni(l).j ber 'J(eil;er, 
 f. Heron. (9<ei^erne|l, Der 9{eil)eriltuiD. 
 
 Hern ahaw, * a) Der )fi(il)tx. b) bi\6 
 
 Heruery, haru'ur^, «. dit Oitttjtx- 
 
 llaiib. ['brud)trauf. 
 
 Herniliil, liern'hil, «. [iSut.j D.I6 
 
 Hernia, hernea, (Int.) «. ['il^ir.J btr 
 ibrud), Dnrmbrud). [eiiiein -&ru<t)e brl^nftei. 
 
 HerUiUUS, herueua, adj. mil 
 
 Hero, hero, (gr. U. Int. hero«) 
 1. ber ipt'lb, £ricg5l)eib. 2. [Sitter.] ber 
 ptlb (eined (^ebid)tc6 tc). 3. [ •i)itf(i). j btr 
 ^txo6 , i^albguit. 4. i ber Sftxoi un Der 
 (iJrUljrMmfeit). 
 
 Herod, htrod, «. i^erobet. 
 
 It out-hcrods Herod, ti ubenrifft nod) 
 bie 9{o(le bti $erobe«. Shak. [bifd). 
 
 Herudiail, herodcan, adj. t)txo> 
 
 Uerodian dikeaae, bie i'nUKrri1llfl)eit. 
 
 HerOlliauSi , hero'd^ang, «. pi. 
 (3 UP. ©eftej bie Jperobinner. 
 
 Heroes*, he luik, t. t bie i^rlbinn. 
 
 Heroic, heiblk, adj. 1. mi eiuem 
 i^elben ub. ju :pelcen grfjorigi (leron'd) , t)ti: 
 bennitiiig. 2. (einem j^ciben gciientenb) t;e: 
 roifd), l)elbeiiinijtl;ig. 3. (unerfd)ro(fen. 
 iiipfer) l)rroi|d). 4. .ipelben IjeroorbriiigeiiD, 
 ipflbins (©t.iinm ic). 5. (Die(*)ro^tlj.iteii Der 
 ipciDcn rrinl^leiiD) tpHO) , :^elDeu... <.&t' 
 Didjtj. 6. I'iJoer.J l)eroifd) (SBerfe JC). 
 
 Heroic, t. Der l)eroi|'d)e 3Jrr5. 
 
 Heroical, hiro^kal, adj. t l)e- 
 roifd). 
 
 Heroically, h^rAekale. (Hero'- 
 icly) ado. tjeruifd), ^elbciiiiia^ig , i^cibeii: 
 muti)ig. 
 
 HertticalueSS, heroekaluca, 
 ( Hero' itueaa; «. Dni5 i5>froi|"d)f J ber 
 :pelDenmiitl). 
 
 Heroi-coiiiic, heiockom ik. ( 
 
 Heroi-COlllical, iiei uekoin'ekai^ 
 adj. t)iroird).foiiii|M). liprliSnii. 
 
 Heroine, hei'oin. (fr. 'Hi.) t. bie 
 
 Her<»isiu, iiir'oiim, t. ber :p(ro: 
 
 ism, JpelDrinniifl). [nitlj-i ber iKeiljrr. i iMct) iijrein «5tnnbe. 'Ti« like -, Dn« fiel)l 
 
 Heron ^ her'un, (fr. 253.; «• [Or; iijr gniij glrid), I'o l)nn&eit fie grivo()iiiut). 
 
 H(rr<»iiry, lieiume, f 
 
 HeroUMlia«%', lieiunahilw, ^ 
 
 brr 9\ril)i'ri'l,iiiD. , 
 
 Her4»Nliip, heioahip, «. brr JRas '['JJfiiif.] bn* 
 rofrer riiirs >>e ben. Cowper. Hery, 
 
 Herseiiiie, herxelike, u(U. rrnurr< 
 
 DPfl , Irniirr... (Citber jo. 
 
 Hersiilon, lieraillun, (fr. W.) •. 
 lurmbrrt, bie fieiiir Stiirinrgt. 
 her'e. dlligell'. herian) v. a. 
 
 Herpes, l-erpii, igr. ^.) s. (-JWeb.j m ijnlij brir.id)te;i , l)riiigia. Sw:»»e», 
 
416 Fate, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. M, move. n6r, got. oil. cl6ud TAhe. tub. full. t//in. THIs. 
 
 HES 
 
 Hesitancy, hei'ilanse. t. bit tins 
 fdjlilrngfeit , 18e6ent(id)feit, t>a5 aSe&eiifen. 
 
 Hesitant, hlx'etant, adj. 1. int: 
 fdjlurfli]. 2. ilocfeiib, niiilogfuO (iiii 3{e6en). 
 
 Hesitate, hezeiate, (Int. haesitare) 
 r. It. I. a)iiiird)lurfi<l. iingemig I'iber ©tiun* 
 I'eiii , ini Smciftl ilcljen , iintlcljfn , 3(n(lanJ> 
 iieijmeii (G-tiua^ jii tf)uio. b) (at) iini'Ad'inlfj 
 I'rin (liber, jii). 2. |lc>(fen, nniloricit (im 
 SK'rreti). (fen. Pope. 
 
 Hesitate, ». a. $ ini 9liirt.inC> lau 
 
 HeKitatiug'ly, hlz'elatingle, adv. 
 uiirituiiiYiii. 
 
 Hesitation, hlzeta'shiin, «. I. bie 
 Ui rrt)liirfii)ft'ir, llngei«ij5l)fit , 93eBfiiflid)(eir, 
 bi'.!} 33e^t•^fclI. 2. t>(\6 91ii|1o&en, ©rocfcn 
 (ini 'JuTeii). 
 
 Hesp, (rd)i'tt.) hank of yarn. 
 
 Uesper , lies'pur. ((jr. hesperos) t. 
 ^ ^■•r S?i'!pi-nii* , '■JU'eiiDilcrii. 
 
 Hesperian, liespe'ican, adj. ^ 
 bf'Vtri.il), luefilirt). -«• Drr ipiiVerier, aibent); 
 U^ll^er. [ CTODtl).] Die ipeiVeribeii. 
 
 HesperideS, hesperedii, *. pt. 
 
 Hesse, hex. (Hes'sen. Hes'sia) 
 #. [(iiiH^nr.] 5?i'fFen. {*. Ber -^effe. 
 
 Hessian, hes'shan, adj. i}t\Tl\'d). - 
 
 Hest, liest. (. « tiai (3Jel)eif3, &tbot. 
 
 Het, (f(l)ott.) hot. ^ 
 
 Heterarciiy, hlt'liarke, (jpr.) «. 
 bif 9iC(iiiriiii(i eiiicf Jf'""'^''"- 
 
 Heteroclite, hetlroklite, (gr.) 
 *. 1. ((^Smiiimi.] i)n6 uiirffifiiiuigicje 2Sort. 
 2. ^ie HMiDerbnre, fclti'nme ©iid)e; 6ec Sum 
 Cfrliitii. 
 
 Heteroclite, hetlroklite, 1 
 
 . Heterociitic, heieiikiit'Sk. f 
 . lleteroclitical,lieteroklii'ekal. / 
 
 Heteroclitous, iietciok'ittiis. \ 
 adj. I. [(5)rainiii.] uiiregiliiiajjifl , uon bcr 
 flcmeinen Sfcflfl nbmeidjcni). 2. ± cigen (feltj 
 faiii . fiMiBfrbar). 
 
 Heterodox, hIt'eroHoks, (gr. ) 
 adj. [H;eDl.] l^eteruDo;:, frenI^^ll^ubIg, irr^ 
 lelirig , irrglnuOig. - «. tie IjeteruDore VJitii 
 tiling. 
 
 Heterodoxy, het'lrAdoksi, (gr.) 
 *. bie ipeteroftofie , 3rrlel)re, ber ^rrglaiibe, 
 JJrenibglniibe. 
 
 Heterog-ene , het'erojcne. * ^ 
 Heterogreneal, heternje'neal. > 
 HeterMg°eneoas,lieiei-oje'iieus; 
 
 (gr. heteros 11. geiios) adj. (jftcrogen, IIH: 
 glfid)avtig , i>err(t)iebeiinrtig , fteinbnrrig. 
 
 Heterogeneous nouns, [(JSrnium.] 
 ^.-iiutmortcr iinglcirf)cn (J)crcf)li'(()t«. 
 
 Heterog'eneity, hetcrojetie'^ti, 
 *. I. bie iTpcterogenitnt , Uiigleirfjortigfeit, 
 gri'tnbnrtigfeit. 2. ber iinglftd)e ll;eil, etiuod 
 55cr^d)i^•^l■n(lrrige^. 
 
 Hetero^eneousness, heilro- 
 jc'iieiisnes. t. cie fiictiTogeiutnt, lliigleid): 
 artigfcit,5rf"ib<irft<ifeit, 9Ser^d)le^ennrfigfeit. 
 
 Heteropiiy lions, lietlroitilu)!, 
 ((\r.) adj. (SBot.J iinglcid)l'liiitfrig, i'erf(f)ie» 
 briiblntteng. 
 
 HeteropticS, heieroptik*. «. pi. 
 tie fair(1)e Dptif. _ Si-ectator. 
 
 Heteroscian, Ueicios'iiiicaii.(gr.) 
 adj. einrd)<irrig. - *■ ini ;»/. |(5)i'i'nr.] fie rin> 
 f«^lUtigpn jBiMfer, P-inrd)iUrigi'n (jii'ifdjen brii 
 SX-eitbefreircn u. <)ji-liiriirtiln>. 
 
 HEX 
 
 Heugll, ((d)Ott.) a crag; a coal-pit; 
 hollow dell; heugh-head, head ot the 
 cliff; head of the glen between two cliffs. 
 
 Hew, hii, t. bte ^arbe; ber SSur- 
 lunnb ; f. H u e. 
 
 He^V, (iingelf. heawian; f)rt(. houwen) 
 praet. hewed; pp. hewed iiC. hewn, v. a. 
 I. Ijnnen, Ijiirfeti, fndcii (^ol.^). 2. haucn, 
 jerljnnen (in <Sturfe;. 3. t)(iuen, t'el^nucn, 
 jiil)nuen (Sreineic.). 4. (out) a) nii6l)iiiicn. 
 b) ± (iniifjintu) rd)afff ii(<ajerfe). Poi'e. o. (oft,i 
 nbljaiien. 6. (down) nitberljniien ; iiinl)iuicn; 
 iiillen. 7. (up) aiitl}iiiien, ipniren; ii\Uen. 
 
 Hew, s. * bie Olieberlage. 
 
 Hewer, huur, #. l. ber ipniier, 
 Seljnucr, 5?t>lil;iiuer, ©teinfjmier. 2. Der 
 .^liriiigeiViiljer. [ber Ci)riiii|pei1)t. 
 
 Hew-liole, hii'hole, a. [Dniixl;.] 
 
 He>Vn, hliiie, pp. OOU to hew. 
 
 HexacllOrd , hegz'akurd. (gr.) *. 
 1. [rtlte •'JDiiii'.] bie ®exfe. 2. eiii ftdj^rniri: 
 ge« lonmiTfjeug. 3. bie Xnbiilaturj iai 
 tSi)(leti' uon icd)t lonen. 
 
 Hexade; hekside, (D. gr. hex) ». 
 eine 9teii)e uon I'ed)* 3iil;'c"- 
 
 Hexadactylous, hegzadak't'l- 
 us, (gr.) adj. fed)6 3«l)en (jnbenE). 
 
 HexaedrOU, hegzaedion, (gr.) 
 ». [(i)eoin.] bns JpejcneDron, <£eci)»flad) , ber 
 finbn*, 2a3i"irffl. l^eragoii, ©ec^iSetf. 
 
 Hexag°on, hlksagon, (gr.) «. iai 
 
 Hexag^Oual, hegxag oual , adj. 
 |"eri)tjerfig. [iSed)*erf. 
 
 Hexagrony, higzag'gone, *. f t)n6 
 
 Hexacyu, hegzajin, (gr.) «. l33ot.] 
 bie fed)Siueib^e "i^jftanje. 
 
 Hexagrynian, hegzajm'ean, adj. 
 [SBot.) fed)6iueibig. ( l®eom.J i"ed)5jiii(^ig. 
 
 Hexaliedral, hegzahedral, adj. 
 
 Hexalaedron, hegzahedrou, «. 
 
 [®epm.] trn^ Qedjefinci), 5?e)rrtebnMi. 
 
 Hexallt^ineron, hegzaheai'eron, 
 (gr.) ». bie 3.'it i>i>ii i'ed)5 "iagen. 
 
 Hexameter, hegzametur, (gr.) 
 *. [^oef.] ber ipcrameter , ©ec^ifuB, iedji-. 
 ffigige aSfrS. (red)5|Vipig. 
 
 Hexameter, adj. f;er>i<uetrird), 
 
 HexailietriC, hegzamel ilk. / 
 
 Hexainetrical, iiegzaiiiet'rekal.^ 
 adj. Ijeriinterrtii^ , au6 fecVe mcrriidjeii %u: 
 fien beitcljeiib. 
 
 Hexander, hlgzan'dur, (gr.) t. 
 23Dt.] bie |Vd)6inannerigc ^;j5fl[aiije. 
 
 HexandriaUy hegzaadieaa. U'lj. 
 [SBot.] fedjfnKinnerig. 
 
 Hexang^ular, hlgzang'gular. adj. 
 l'ed)*i«infelig, Kd)5crfig. [i"ed)«.-fub*ig. 
 
 Hexaped, hegz'apld, (gr.) adj. 
 
 Hexaped, s. I. m6 |ViD£(u^ige 
 Iljirr. 2. t fie ivdifter. 
 
 Hexapetalous, hegzaplt'alus, 
 (gr.) adj. |2jtit.) rcd)6l'lntterig. 
 
 Hexapltyllous, hegzafdlus, 
 (gr.) adj. (2)ni.] I'edjebiatrerig. 
 
 Hexapla, hegz'apla, (gr.) «. bie 
 ^eriipia, iiibelin 6 Sprndjeii d'onCrigince). 
 H e X ' a p I a r , adj. |ed)i5fild) , |Vd)6 23iinb« I 
 eiirljiiltenb. l|Vd)^iri|}i(iC iljier. I 
 
 Hexapod, hcgz'apod. (gr.) *. t<\i\ 
 
 Hexastich , h'egzasijk, tgr.) s. 
 bflj ri'rt)t'i''iiin(' (i)ff"id)r. 
 
 Hexastyle, hcgzaaiile, igr.) «. , 
 
 HID 
 
 [?lrd)it.] tiai fe(!)«|nulige ®e6niibe, ©etfiiibe 
 mit fed)S ©rtulen in einer 5?ei^e. 
 
 Hey , ha, iiUerj. ei ! ei ! - «. cine 9Irt 
 irt"i- Shak. 
 
 Heyday, hk'di, interj. I. f)ctf(ifn! 
 iiid)(;e! f)eiDfl! 2. ei ! ei! nl)! 3. *. a) ini 
 Oud)f)ci, bie Siifligfeit , ^JKunterteit. Shak 
 b) eine ^!lrt l,inPlid)cr Xan\. Shak. 
 
 HeyllO, lia'hn, interj. al)! ^n ! 
 
 Hey-nonny, (hey-no-n onny) 
 bfl« 3{ltiH-iu'tl eiiicr niren SJolhibe. Shak. 
 
 Heynet, ha'net, bai Ongcrgnru. 
 
 Heyrs, hArz, «. pi. bie .^ngereifer, 
 2n&-reifer. 
 
 Hiation, hia'shun, «. bn£ ®«it|nen. 
 
 Hiatus, hia'tiis, (lat.) «. 1. bie 
 Deifiuiiig, iJiiift, ber ©palt. 2. f bie Surfe 
 (in emer ipaiifrd)rift ic.). 3. [®raniin.J ber 
 6>iil)iilaiit, ipiiuii«. 
 
 Hibernacle, hi'blrnakl, (int.) «. 
 (SlBiJTenfd).] iai SUJinterlnger (eiiie6 Xifiexi 
 K.). [rointcrlid). 
 
 Hibernal, hiblr'nal, (int.) adj. 
 
 Hibernate, liiulrnite, (lat.) v. n. 
 ribcnuintern. [tc\i lUberiviiitcrn(inipi)l)leii). 
 
 Hibernation, liibema'shun, «. 
 
 Hibernia, lieber'nea, «. >pii)ernia, 
 5rIniiD. Hiber'uian, a) j. ber iptber« 
 uier, 3r''^"&fr- *» «"'.'• irhinbifd), iriicft. 
 tl i b e r II ' i c i s ni , «. bie irifc^e iSpra(t>< 
 eigenl)eit. Hibern o-cel t ic, «. t\t t)i< 
 i'eriiD:ccItird)e, nltirird)c ®prnd)e. 
 
 Hiceius - Hoccius, hlk'shus- 
 
 dokslius, (ItlU hie esl doctiis) t. ) a) tltC 
 S?ot\\i ^oh\i. b) ber ?a("(^eni>ieler. 
 
 HiccoMg-h, liU'kof, 
 
 Hickup, liik'kiip, 
 
 Hicket, hik'ket, 
 «. ber ©d)Iiid)jEr, ©djlutfen, ©d)iud)iicn. 
 
 Hiccougrh, i V. n. ben @d)lu(ten, 
 
 Hickup, ) ®d)lnc^jer I)Aben. 
 
 Hick, Uik, «. ber Xropf. 
 
 Hickory, hlk'ore, *. btr iiDrbanie* 
 rifani|'d)e SDaflnugbniiin. 
 
 Hickory-nut, bie ivei^e tibrbanterU 
 fnnird)e 5Kn(lnii6. 
 
 Hickwali, h'k'will, ) ». bet 
 
 Hick^vay, hik'wii. ) ^i^unfpec^t. 
 
 Hid, iiid. praet. U. pp. ) 
 
 Hitlden, hid'dn, pp. uon hide,) 
 adj. L'erborgen , gef)eini; gef)etmni@i)uQ. 
 
 Hillag-e, hi'daje, (u. hide) «. bit 
 5pufeni1eiier. 
 
 Hidalg'o, hidal'go, «. ber 5pibrt(go, 
 ©panit-r pnn altd)ri|'llid)cm ®e|'ct)lcd)te. 
 
 Hiddenly, liid dnle , euie. inge< 
 l^eiiii , t)eiiiilid). 
 
 Hide, hide, (angelf. hydan) praet. 
 hid; pp. hid, hidden, v. a. 1. Perbergeil, 
 pcriTerfen. 2. i uerbergcii, perf;eiinlid)cn. 
 
 Hide - and-seek, bnS S&erjlccfrpiel, 
 95eri1e(fen. - fox and all after, [iiinberfp.] 
 5ud)5 ini 2od). Shak. 
 
 Hide, V. n. perborgen, i>er(Terft fein. 
 
 Hidey (luittclnlt. hida) «. bie .^nfe 
 (Santve*). 
 
 Hide-gejd, bn* if)ii|engelb. - and 
 gain, geppugte ii. pfiiigbiu-e 5•l■|^l•r. 
 
 Hide, (rtligelf. Iiyd, hyde; l)ofI. huid j 
 l"d)iu. 11. bnii. hudi s. 1. bie (Sliior;) $iiut, 
 Icii -Ji'd. 2. I Me iiieiird)iid)e pMit. 
 
 Haw hide, B He ^iire. 
 
 I^icici:. 
 
 f(ban. hik, 
 hikken ; 
 \(t)m. hicka> 
 
rhte. far. fhU. fat. Mi. mlt. Fine. fin. IV6, move, nir, got 6il, cliAd. TAbe, ti^b, fdll. t/tin, TH!«. 417 
 
 HID 
 
 HIG 
 
 UIG 
 
 T« drcit « hide, tint $)Aut imidften, 
 gertirN. Square -, tie (jfgerbrc jpniit. To 
 Krarm Mny one's — for him. to give any one'it 
 - a warming, @-inrill tit ipailt vott \\i)laqtn 
 
 Hide-bound, 1. nniiaunrf^feii (mit tn 
 S^aiit). 2. t l1«i'fl, Ijnrtn.irfig, untfiifi'.im, 
 uiibifiifrtm. 3. t }<>l)< . foffl. 
 
 Hideous t >ii<ieuH, li'd'ji^*, (fr. 
 hi<leiix> mdj. I. r(f)(iigli(1) (filr tai ^ligf). 
 f. i"d>iii)jiid> , ar«0'i<t> uiir tn« Cl)r). 3. nb^ 
 frtjailirt). _ [lief), (jr.iplul). 
 
 Hideously, liid'euHle. adr. |'d)tii@< 
 
 HilleouSMeMilf hid euxne*, «. bit 
 ©djeiiBiiitfrit , 0)n'iBli(f)f(!it [flcrtft. 
 
 Hi<ler, hi dui, «. ber Srrbcrger, S8(r> 
 
 Hide*, hide*, « p<. -j- ber 3iif<>i<I)[^' 
 pre, Mf ^rriiliitrf. 
 
 Hitlingr* hiding, s. tat SJerbergen. 
 
 H I d i n g - p I a e e , brr '5(i)llipfivitirel. 
 
 Hits, ill. (illintir. higxn. higiaiii v. n 
 I (tii<ii'ifn« ^irilrn. 2. niit bftii prva. recipr. 
 Hie thee! mad) bid) fi?n! 
 
 Hie, (■ "^ bit SpniT. (^ilc 
 
 UierMroliy hi cr«ik. (gr.) •. I. brr 
 S^tttazA), Kir(l)riiiu't|lirl)tr. 2. tui f^.iiipr, 
 biT 5?!<r'ird). Wii.toji. 
 
 Hi«*rarrhnl, hliiarii'ai, ^ 
 
 ■li«'rureliicttl» >ii«r»r'kikal, ^ 
 mdi. tiiiTiird) d). 
 
 HlerMrcliy, hi'^iarll. «. i. bi« 
 feuriirit>ir , ■.'uiiiiU'rPiiiiiiii, •Jib'liifiinfl (brr 
 <fu<iel ic.) 2. bi« ^irriiri1)tr, b.i» Kirdjfii- 
 r«iimienr, ti« ^rin fri)rrnd)<ni. 
 
 Mi«T<*irlypli, iii iriSglir, ^ 
 
 HieroKlyphic, liieiogt!) fik, ^ 
 «ir^ *• '• I^JlHi""")) bir i^ifri'()ii)pl)«, tn6 
 flll^^IIbll(&t. iiioi1ir(t)c, l)rilii)c (£(t)rir[|ci<t)rii. 
 tt. tie iJiifTOfllnphr , ^ilbrrrd)rifi. 3. bir 
 *5iibfrrrtiri|t , ^irto(\invt)it . ^ilbrnprnd)*. 
 
 Hieroi^lyiiliic, hieingi!ri!li, rb. 
 
 llieruKl>|>iiicHl , li>«r»glil U 
 kal. ««(/■ l)irn<ni»phir(t), fiiiiibilbiid). — uUp. 
 Hieroglyphically, hirrO{ilqpl;if(t>. 
 
 JllerUK'**^**' f III orogi4iiu . {(it.) M. 
 I'Hiterfl).) tit l)riti(jt ecDriff, ^l>rirrtrri"d)ritt. 
 
 H i e ro gram ui H t ' ic . udj. I)(rn>t]riiiiii 
 BiiittiVt), iiiir arl^niiur '^'ririlrriVftri t. II ir 
 r a g r a M ' HI a I i II I. «. brr >pieregr>iuiniati|l, 
 4#rwrtrrd)r:fcfiMibi<ir. 
 
 ^ ' UR^r<»|i(m|lll«^r » liiarng'grarur. 
 i« ttr biPlii'clir (iil)r!it»lcllrr. 
 
 ■Ii«*r«»ff^r»|>llif?f literngraf ilk, cb. 
 
 ■Iier«»||f rH|»lli(*Ml « hjaiogralie 
 4al, t<\t.)adj. t)UTv^i\\^l)ti<t), iu riiirr ^rtli^rti 
 £(tirift flrl)5ri(i. 
 
 UierttfrrMplly, hierng'gral*, (()r.> 
 t t «"" l)riitflr i£rt)ritt. 
 
 ■Ii«rul«»{{'y , hierol'l/iji, «|r.> «. 
 4it 'Ji'cbe, 'Jlt)l)iiiiMii.-ifl I'oit l)ritH)rii X>itH)rii. 
 
 Hieruati, lii'eioiu. $. fyiercnpmui'. 
 
 mf:rt»IUt%nCy f liieronraukc, (j]rj 
 «. bic "lijntirroiirrri niiS brii Cpirrii. 
 
 llierUMIIIt*in4»ll , lneronrn^niou. 
 tmr.t*. [([Ttf<t>. illtrrtl).) brr idfroiiinriiuMi, 
 Sbrivnl)r(r brr ))riliorii 'j|rtt)ii>r. 
 
 ni«rO|»IUkllt , liierulanl, (gr.) <. 
 •ttt :(>ier(ivl)iiiit , CDrrpririlnr bri brn ririi' 
 f.uiiMtrii WrljriinniiTm. 
 
 ^ HierONCopy , hUino-iioiji, (qr.) 
 4^. btr 'ZU>ihn\i|]rrri *u6 tern , n>at bti brti 
 iDpfrn I'ornrt. 
 
 Ili|{i;l«% hig'gl, r. n. I. bofrti. ^a> 
 L^l. lieutsxh. H'<>rl:r»ath. L 
 
 uttn 9thtn, ftil trngen. 2. (far, about) 
 
 fiiiffcni , briicfiVn (inii>. 
 
 Hi^yledy-pifr^ledy, hig'gldi- 
 pig'gUle, adr. y iiiivrbeiudi;^, "UUti uiiter 
 Ob. biird) riiirtiibcr. 
 
 Hig-g-ler, liigglur, : I. ttt^bttt, 
 ^Ixfer. I. ber Jlnicfrr, iDriirfrer. 
 
 MEg^lt, hi, (ail^rir. Iieah, big, heh. 
 hih; l)Ull. lioog; |'d)lV. hog) udj. 1. f l)iHl). 
 I. 1)0(1) niber betii :^orijoiite iltl^eiib). 3. tjort), 
 (rt)abrii (nil '2i5urbe, d(niig , (»t-|'iiiiiiiii{), 
 Ci>fi|l !C.>. 4. fd)iv«r, |(f)ivirrifl , buiifel (i&a= 
 d)eni. Shak. 5. t)od)triibeiib ; i'd)mui|lig i 
 tro0ig , Anina0enb, ilol) (iSprnd)^ ic.;. 6. 
 tirfntj, Iiiul, |1nrf; brol;riib (ilUorte ic) ; 
 ritt KiJroU ic). 7. brucfriib c^anb). Bacoji. 
 ii. miid)tin, triumpljirriib. 9. ooniel;i)i, er- 
 l.uid)( ebri ^6)rbiirt to. lU. ti£[oi) au6- 
 Driicfeiib) fioH c^iude lo. II. ilarf, iiuid): 
 [iij. Vi. t)od), wid)Cit), grog, feirrlid) (itiQ 
 ic). 13. \\att. fltiualtijj (iijiiib). 14. t)t\tui 
 i.2tittnitl)i\j(tn). lb. l;od) u>l>U, oou bcrSrit). 
 16. (OLMi oorjili^lic^rr (i)t'itr) uppig, jlott, 
 fiMliid), priid)(ig i(r»<n, SJn'iije it.). 17. 
 i)Od), Onrf, Ijtll, Ifb^.ifi (Jiubo. 18. Ijod); 
 il^riirr. 19. I^od) (ivrit oom ^Icqiiator eiii> 
 I'rriit). 20. tjfd) (frrii in brr sBiTiiaiigriii^rio. 
 21. gro§, Had, ^rfrig (.^i^r k.i. 22. lam, 
 l^cUdoii); (Drroiibcr« ii^r) 23. i'lKiM'.J l)cci) 
 ilon, 'Btinimt). 24. l}od> ( grict^rt >. 25. 
 qtiiid)!, flefiiiiilfU. 26. f alt. 27. eifrig. 
 .SiuK. 28. grou, nii^rrorbriitiid) c(»(rd)i(f< 
 ti<t)rrit to. 29. ["jJiiir.J l)0(V, t)oi}l, uiiriit)ig 
 (0. brr t&ec). 
 
 High relief, |!8ilbi) ] bit f)0(t<-rf^ai)eiie -Ur^ 
 brit, (aim reliv«o). - cbui'cb. bit aiiglifaiii|'d)i' 
 Jtird^. A luresl of — trees, tin ^od)ivalb. 
 On -, a) obtn, ia bit J^oi^t, imd) obtii. t>) 
 * U\nt. Front on — , poll obcH. — place, a; 
 bit 'iliihoijt. b) i ber Ijolje (st.inb. lu - 
 condiiiun, [j^oiibtl] giK tttjMttn ot. gcl)ii|: 
 
 irll (0. 5ri'ld)ttll to. - course, [^illlbflj 
 prr t)»t)t Hiiri. A houae of - sianding. 
 (<pi)iibti| till giitti , bcbttittiibc; ^aui. - 
 
 iniereat, lf«t)t Sl'lKH- ~ premium, eiiii' 
 Ijpljt '^riiimr. People of -lite, oorilrljlllC 
 ytlltc. - lile, bit groftt 'liitlt. - and dry, 
 aiif btiu Irncfiirii rii>tiib (O. @d)i|ftii). - 
 Noiaea, kllKtr I'lUriH. Higher Italy, Dt<rr> 
 iiiilitn. - tides, ffirriid)? 3'iffn. A* — a»| 
 . . . , (4>Aiibrl) ^M btni ''|>rei|'t von ... To be i 
 at a - rate, tt)tutt friH. - aliar, brr^od)> I 
 Altar, it ■• - day, ti iH l)od> iim Iiigr. Ai I 
 - aooa, am l^entn OWtriiig. - ma»«, (idulj. 
 5{fl.i tai :^od).imt. Tlie i»M)i.t -, brr -illlrr; ^ 
 l)od)tlr (OiPtt). T<» Have H - color, uiti 
 'Jiubc l);i»rn (»rm i»tHi>tt). - words, I. 
 llviit ^orre. 2. brr (Sd)iuul|l. - Dmch. i 
 bit« !p>od)btHt)'d)e. To have very - words, 
 \id) l)f t'tig jiuiftn , iftT\im^ai\(tn. To liid [ 
 higher (better), nietjr biitrii ai& brr Scljrt. j 
 To go, io run higher, ailtrd)li)t|en, in bit 
 S?»t)t grljrn (o. 'ij>rti|t'iu. Higbeat bidder, 
 ber 'WinilbirtrHbt. i 
 
 Ifnt. The higher alanding, the tower 
 fall, rorr Ijod) fletgi, f.itlt tirf. j 
 
 Hif;;!!, adr. I. { l)Pd)- 2. ijod) (oor> 
 jBiilul)'- 3. gn'itiMid); grleljrt. 4. ilarf,, 
 ni«id)itfl. grivrtltig; Ijetiig; im l)orf)tleH Wrnbe. I 
 
 To play high. ^)od) tpiflen. To feed -,, 
 bed), jli'tt Irbfii ob. rd)mauiVn. To drink -,' 
 ytwiilitl} ^-d)ru. To spend -, S5ul au^^tbiH , 
 
 Db. vertf)nn. To go high In alep, o bte 
 iRiiie l)pd) triigen. [bere. 
 
 Mi^ltf «. - and \<)w, ^of)e iiiib \Ritt 
 Uigh-aiuied, groijt ob. Ijoije ^Mtiiie 
 l)Obtnb. --arched, ljod)i)ii«iJIbf. --aapir- 
 ing, l)od)|lrtbCllb. --bleat, ^o<t)begiri(ft, 
 Telifl. --blown, oiifgcbliiiVll. --borH, 
 oorntt)ni, pom l)ol)cm etiinbe. -•built, 
 
 a) Ijoitgebiiiir, erij.iben b) ^ mit Ijoljen Oits 
 t^nuben Pebedt. --climbing, a) l;od) eni< 
 porfliuunenb. b) |"d)ii)cr in erMininien. -- 
 colored, aj l)od)fnrPig. b) iliuf, friifiig, 
 lebl)iifr, blu^tnb (iJeid)vcibnn.p. — crown- 
 ed, a) eine t)o1^e £rone l)aPenb. b) tinen 
 t)ol)en £opf IjnPtnb (». ipiiien). --day, 
 leilfiiglid). Shak. —-designing, i}0(t)tra« 
 l)tiib, l)oii)ilrtbeub. —-dutch, — gennan, 
 l)od)bentid). — -embowed, f)pd)gtiu6lbf. 
 -engendered. ? ill ber ^ol;e erjcuflt. 
 Shak. --fed, n>oi)(ge|uttfrf , iool;l.jen(il)rt. 
 
 - f lain i ng, |jod)(Iiim 111 rnb. -flier, a) 
 brr >Sd)wnrmtr. b)oberiori). --flown, a) 
 lK>li, nniiicbhiren. b> id)ii'ri(|hg. --flush- 
 ed, «<(/'. u. ade. niitgrrid)ttt (bur(<) (Sriuiirt 
 tnngeiuo. — f I yi ng . i Ijodjflieijenb. -- 
 gating, niifivarti bii(fenb. -going, 
 ^odjgeljinB. --grown, l)od)rt'>uiid)ien. — - 
 heaped, a) <iuf(jcrl)rirmt, l)od)gclj(iiift. b) ? 
 nut l}ol}en :^>uifrn bebecft. --hearted, 
 l)0(<)l)rrjig. -heeled, |jol;e •Ub)"a(>e t)a^iib. 
 
 — hung, t)vcf) ijiingrnb. --lived, jiic 
 groe"' iiitlf <|f'}i'>^'fl- --met tied, hil)ig, 
 lenrig, |luriiiir(t). --miuded. a) j jlolj, 
 l)Lid)mutl)ifl. b) I l)od)l)erng, l)o(t)fleriniit. 
 -mixed wheat, OpoiibeiJ l)od)l>nnrer, 
 ^odjrotl) fleniir(J)rrt ^riji-n. - most, + 
 ber, bit, ia$ t)od^|lt, (iil)i^(^|l. —-mount- 
 ed, iibcritufl^od). --operation, [Ct^ir.] 
 tai ^ernueiu'tjnitM tti ®teiii6 aii$ btia 
 obern Jl^iihr brr nieii|'d)lid)eu iiKife. -pail, 
 6 ber iStraiieiirtiubrr. --place, bie :()i>l)(, 
 -lliiljoljt. --placed, l)od)ge|le(lt, eine l>ol)t 
 v^trllnng t)abeiib. Suak. — -priea^ ber 
 :i(>ol)rprie|ler. --principled, aii£|Vf)tve^ 
 I nb in polttifcten (^nnb|'ai;en. --raised, 
 a> er^aben. b) ^od)be()ei|lert (pon jpoffuuiu 
 gen It.), -reaching, a) l)od)reid)eiib. 
 
 b) ^odjilrePenb, tjod^fc^iufbenb. —-reared, 
 ^od), erIj.iPen. —-red, (jodjrotlj. --repent- 
 ed, ttef brreuet. Smak. --resolved, btt 
 ^eril. --road, bit 2anb«, ipeer>, ipoitt 
 (lirtjse. -roafed, eiii I;i'l)e8 obcr ipitjige* 
 Dad) ^it»enb. --scented, [lorf rie(<)enD. 
 -.seasoned, l)od)geiurirjt. --seated, 
 ^ in ber $i>l)e 6i|cihgt. --sighted, imnut 
 in bie S?bt)t i'd)Aneiib. Shak. --soundiug, 
 ^of^rnibeiib. --spirited, a) flolj, trotjijK 
 b) feiirig, Iji^ig. c) ri'il)ii, nintljig, --sto- 
 luached, a; ^ol^, ^o(^nirut)ig. b) [;iirtn>icfio. 
 --k welling. l)od) anfdjiuellrnb.- -* woln, 
 a) l)iid) ongefd)ivo(leii. b; i rtiifgebUiiiii. -- 
 taper, eine <l>fliiiijt (ooni Wrid)led)te Ver- 
 bascum). --tasted, einen i^od)gi'rd)nirt<f, 
 l"d)art>n ®ri"(l)marf Ijnbrnb. --towered, 
 hod)getl;iiTnit. --treason, ber $pd)oet« 
 rati), --viced, anytrft biilerljin't , freoef* 
 Ijtiil. Shah, --water, a) bo4 $od)lUil|Ti'r, 
 bie l)i'd)ile JJmtlj. b) o brr MiPiTttu^. — 
 water-mark , brt* ^(.'djtt'iiiffrfliinb^jei* 
 d)eH , bie if)od)i«ii|7erliiiie. --way, a) bit 
 i'linbilriiOe , brr ^od)ior(i. b) f ber 25}eg. 
 -way-uiau, hi wauiau , ber ^tta^t'M 
 
 27 
 
418 Fate, flif, fiill, fat. Mi. met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n8r, got, §k. rUiSd. Trtbe. tub, f6ll. l/zin, TIIU 
 
 HIG 
 
 r^u6er. Hlgh-way-ratei, pt. bA6 93e(j> 
 jjelD. --way-robbery, bet ©trngciiraub. 
 --wrouglit. Iil'rawt, a) 1)0(1^ uoUfUbet, 
 fein nii.-flfflrbeitet. b> ljt)(<)t>«i>c(jt (u. £et6tn« 
 fdjnfti'u :c.). 
 
 Hig-liland , lit land, «. tia$ $oc^> 
 lonf, aier<)inn6i pi- £>ie Sera<ieg«n&eii. 
 
 Hig-lilandcr, hi laudur, «. tec 
 ^0(l)lan6cr, SBtra«iiuol)iicr. 
 
 Hig'lilancliKlt , lii'Undish , «</. 
 ein $orf)lnn» bejeictjiieiiB. 
 
 Hig-lliy, li'le, adv. I. r f)D(4. 2 
 f)5d)iid) (in l)ol)fni C%n6e). 3. (lolj, aii> 
 luopenfc, I)i)d)i'trfb«ii6 Shak.. ii>oit). 
 
 To tliiiik. Ii i g l< 1 y of . . , iijel Ijnittii diiif, 
 
 Higrliiiess , 111 lies, *. I. i intpbi)<:. 
 i. i Die $Pl)eit; (Srljabfiiljeit. 3. 6ie Sor> 
 trcffli(t)feit, in aSJerrI). 4. Die ^cfti,jfeit (6e6 
 2i5iiit)cS). 5. 6ie 5?i)l)e ^^cr '•JSri'iKJ. 6. die 
 ipotje (eine« li'ii* :c.). 7. Cie 3iit«ti|lfat 
 45efrigfeit (itv S?\t}e). S. (iiteO Cit $>L>l)ctt. 
 
 His royal iiigliness, (Seme foiualld)* 
 ^i'i()cit. 
 
 Hig-ht, late, } *. bie S?^t , f- 
 
 Higlith, liii/t. 5 Height. 
 
 Hig-lit, liite, (fln.jfir. liHiaii) (fur to 
 call, to promise, lo coiuinaiia etc.) prues., 
 part. U. praet. * a; (id)) Ijeifje. b) l)iej. c> 
 Qei)(i^t\\, gciinmit. [o ubtt Jpal^ u. Aopf. 
 
 Hi^lity-tig-lity, la le-iitc, o</«. 
 
 Hig;^la|ier, liiglajair, 4. (iiot.J 
 fcnS aSi'lirnuit. Ifjoftrnuipuj. 
 
 Hijfly, liig''^; o<<D. J a) iljciuc. b) 
 
 Hiliu, lii'lio, «■ tier '0}fautrnVi'd>t. 
 
 Hilarate^ lullar^te, aat.) e. a. i. 
 Exhilarate. [8-r6l;lid)feit. 
 
 Hilarity, lullar'ete, dot.) : Die 
 
 Hilary, h'larc. *. i. i^ilnriii*. 2. - 
 term, [9(c(^t6fpr.] bie «im W. Ortiiii.it nil. 
 fniigciifee) ©cridjtfifeitr i>oii ©ft. ^iinriii^. 
 
 Hilcll, (f(f)«r.) a hobble; to halt. 
 
 Hilcitin, (I'cbott.) halting. 
 
 Hild, hiid. Ill 3tM'<»>»i<^"Kt!Uligeil , 
 fccr Sil6 ; i- ^- Mathild , Matilda, Cie 
 ^croiim. [ferl; iai flcmeine 5ii3eil'. Shak 
 
 HildiiiS', hil'diiig, t. •* bet 2\i\np(u 
 
 Hill, hil, uiiigelf. hill, hyl) t. 1. bet 
 ^ugel. 'i. l^ipr&aiii.) ba6 (Wiii6«, R<\v 
 toffeio 5?aiiffld)fn (tie (lufgc^aufeire Qtbt 
 faiiimt bet '■JJflrtnje). 
 
 DowH hill, bergn6, bergiiittcr. Up - 
 tergnn, niiMrt«, Mrgaiif. Ant-hill, bet 
 ^Imdieiiljnufeii. --side, tie ©cite obet D^r 
 ffll)l)anfl «inc3 ifjugtl*. 
 
 Pntv. T« uiake a uiouotaln of a mole- 
 hill, autf ciiict ^iiudt eiiien @'Ie|>l;aiiteii 
 maiden. 
 
 Hill, p. a. I. t)nufeln (^nrtpffdn ic). 
 1. (illigclf. helan) « iirrhi'lllcti, jilDecfcil. 
 
 Hilled, hSi'led, adj. I^ugeiig. 
 
 The teven-hliled city, Die 6te6en 
 ^uge(fln6t. 
 
 Hilling-, liil'i'ng, t. I. « bie ^t'lde, 
 ^rfe; b<\6 Di\d>. 2. [ Saiibiuirtljfdj. J bai 
 4)mifi'iti (Ocr finrtiiffciu ic). 
 
 Hillock, hiriok, «. bet ffeme $uge(. 
 
 Hilly, hjrie.arfy. f)ugelifl. tOJi-ftig. 
 
 Hilt, ii'lt, (iingcir. hilt) t. ba6 Spe\t, 
 
 Prov, He is all politics up lo the hilt, 
 « ifj Mird) line Mini) priitnd). 
 
 Hilted, hil-ted, adj. I'lii @c|ag vtet 
 ^t l^1l?cll^. 
 
 HIN 
 
 Hiluin, hi'liin, ((at.) «. bet 97a6e( 
 
 (einer JKuijHe :c.). 
 
 Him, him, (O&jeftiufnn tton he) pron. 
 1. H)n; 11)11) i betl; belli. 2. t fllV himself. 
 3. " fi'ic it. 4. t fi'ir he. 5, Cie bertimiiite 
 iperfoii. Shak.. 
 
 Hiinp, lamp, I , n -t biufeu 
 Hiiiiple, iiimpl, J ' * T ; 
 
 HilltNei, d'ciyott.) himself. 
 
 Himself, iiiniself, pron. 1. er; er 
 I'elbil ; fu() ftl&il. 2. |1^). 3. * fi'tt itself. 4. 
 {be6 ^iiic^OriiifS megeii) felt>|1. 6. al6 : bn6 
 ©elbft. 
 
 Himself, of-, otn |'clb)l. By-, flflcill, 
 t'l'ir fid). For-, fiir fid), an fld>. The man 
 has come to -, Der 'OX'aiiii ijl |u \i<i) (jiir SJC' 
 ruiiuiiig) gefoinnifii. 'Ti» like -, bn6 {ui)t 
 il}iii gaiij glrid), fo pflegf rr jii IjrtiiPtlii. 
 
 Uiu, hin. (I;t!br. "iii.) «. eiii jti&i|'d)c^ 
 'JlltlTigfi'ltSniiip (tt: 6 «(iiarts). 
 
 Hiud, hind, (rtligclf. hinde) s. I. die 
 $iiiOe, ^iiiOiiiii, Jf)ir|<^>tul), bai il;ier. 2. \ 
 iiiS S>ielj. Shak. 
 
 Hiud-ealf, b<i6 $ir|'d>fnlb. 
 
 Hiud, (nugtlf. hine; td)Ott. hyne) #. 
 1. * bet Dieiicr, SeCimte. Shak. 2. bet 
 iBniirr, S&uifrfned)t, A(erl. 
 
 H i u d - f a r e , ber llrlaiib. 
 
 Hind, (illigtrir. hynduu, hindan; ijuQ. 
 hinder) adj. (bet, bie, bi\6) l;iiitire, ^iiirer... 
 
 Hittd-cla w. He l)iiiiere Jlliuie. --flap, 
 bni $iiitcrilucf (iiii ipeiiiDtiiK - leg, bn6 
 ^^iiurrbriii ; to kick out a --leg, eiiieii 
 Jvrnipfu^ iiiiu1)i:ii. --part, CuS ^iiuiTil;cil. 
 — wheel, Drt6 ^liuerrrtO. iJ^imVtere. 
 
 Hilldberry , liind'berre , s. bie 
 
 Hiuder, hindiir, campar. o. hiud, 
 (.bet, b\e, ba6) Ijiiitere, ^iiiier. (tijeil :c.). 
 
 Hinder, hindtir, (aiigel)'. heuun, 
 hyiiHii, hindriau) p. a. 1. $ l;illbi'rii. 2. 
 (from) ^iiibei'ii, ver^iiiberti (aii). 3. l^iubecii. 
 AU|t}nUeii. 
 2. Ullb 3. Cold weather hinder* the 
 growth of plants, or — ■ them troiu 
 couiiug to maturity io due season. — 
 What hinders yomiger broiiiers, 
 being fathers of families, from hav- 
 ing the same right? Locke. 
 
 To hiuder any oue'a time, Gilien Ulil 
 feiiie 3eii briiigcii. 
 
 Hinder, o. n. ^iiiberii, i?erf)iiiE)crii, 
 ^iiiOcriiiffe in DcniHk'g icgeii, flireuD luirtcn. 
 
 Hinderanc«$y hin'duian!>e, *. 1. 
 Cie ^inCerting, ^Uuf^ottuiig. 2. Cos $iiiDet« 
 iii^, Cet ©c^aCeii. 
 
 1 will be uo hinde ranee to you, i(^ 
 tuiU Oljnen iiid)t im 2Uege fcin. 
 
 Hinderer, hiudunir, «. Cie ()iu> 
 Ceriife ^4>twn, ©iid)e; Cer 'Jlnftop. 
 
 Hiuderlaudtt, IDccti.J latter 
 ends; backsides. 
 
 Hiikderlans,( |'(t)i>tt.) baekparts. 
 
 HinUerkiikg-, hiudurllng, «. b^i 
 eleiiDe ejefiDLvpf bet laugeiiiiljf*. 
 
 UinderinoAt, luiidurniist.^ 
 
 HiudinOHt, hind'moct, 5 
 
 (Cer, Die, Das) Ijmrerile; le^re. l^piuDn. 
 
 Hindoo, hiii'duu, «. [(i»et>i]t.] bet 
 
 H{udOiita.u,biu'dustan, *. LUXogr-J 
 .^iiibPiliin. 
 
 Htney, (fct)Ptf.) Iioney. 
 
 Uinffe, hiujey (iKriu. niit ban^) «. 
 
 HIP 
 
 1. bie 9lnge(, Xfjiirnnger, S?a^t. 2. f a) ber 
 5?niipt|a9, Wegriittnnb , ^nnft. b) f "■ ? 
 bie ^eltgegcnb, Cer (^e|l> !c.) ^Punft. J. 
 [Xcd)ncl.] bn* ®ciuinbe, ©c^ntiiiiT (einet 
 
 Uf)t 2C.). 
 2. a) This argument was the hinge on 
 which the (juestinn turned. 
 
 Proij. To be otf the hinges, in 95cr» 
 (egenf)eit, in Unorbniiiig , niipiniiiiig feiit. 
 
 Hing-e, o. a. l. init >Uiigclii peri'rl)cti, 
 etiil)iiiigeii. 2. i briigeii (Cii* .Uiiio. Shak. 
 
 Hing-e, V. n. I |1(^ lira riiic ^ngi-l 
 btctjen. 2. t (o'l) fid) Drcljeii (iiiiw. 
 
 Hiuny , (fd)ott.; honey, nijr 
 Itiitny, my darling. 
 
 Hint, liiul, (iUigi-If. hentan) v. ■. nn> 
 rcgiMi ((i-riuiiS) , niiiVielfii (iiii|), bemerfli(<> 
 iiiadjen, ((f-iiiciii (i-iioaS) flfcfeii. 
 
 Hint, V. n. ») iu i>rf|U'l)i-ii gebeii, cinei) 
 'iiiiwt geUeii. b) (at) (infpielea lanf). 
 
 Hint, ». I. bit >ii5mf, Smgerjeig. i. 
 bie ^iliiipieliiiig. 3. f bie 2>eriiiila||iiiig , lit* 
 fcdje, ^liiregiiiij; 'iiiijfotbrriiMg. Shak. 
 
 To take the hint, fid) gt-fiigt feiii Idfjen. 
 
 Hip, lap, (illigelf. hipe. hype, hypp) 
 <. 1. bie Sfiiiie, i'mibe. 2. [^21r(t)it.J bee (jitau 
 fpntren. 
 
 To have on the hip, o bell Sortl)eil 
 tibet ciiieii ^iliibcni l}rtbi'ii. If I can caich 
 him once upon the -, failll i<i) i^ll eilllU>t( 
 ted)i fiilTeii. SHAii. 
 
 Hip bone, ba& ^I'lftbeill. --gout, 
 bui Spufi--, SciiCeniui'l). --halt, --shot, 
 iciibciiliiljiii , freiiilai)iii. —-roof, ba« Ijl'I» 
 liinbifdje Diid). - -stone, ber Oiiisrenilein. 
 — wort, ba6 >)tiibclfraiit. |iat)iii mact>i'n. 
 
 Hip, ». a. Ill ber SfCiite l>ii)iiien, freiii* 
 
 Hip, hip, ( ndj. niil,flli1>» 
 
 Hippisili, hip'pish, ^ tig, f. Hyp. 
 
 Hip, (iuii() Hop) 4. bie .^iigebuiie, 
 .|{)aiiil)urte. 
 
 Hip- tree, bet $ngrbiitteiiflrau(t>. 
 
 Hip, inter). l;i'Cii ! I)C ! j 
 
 Uip-liop, hlp'luip, 1. n. f^iipfen. 
 
 Hip-liop, udv. l)up|riit). 
 
 Hipped, hipped, ailj. I. IciiCcnf 
 liiljm, trtiiilal)m. 2. cm .Sni'inimenKOmigiii) 
 :j>uffeii l>i>l>enb; i. 25. Great--, nut Ijoijen 
 ^putteu. I'MiilirucDt. 
 
 Hippo, hip'pi, J. bie i^i)pDd)uubrie, 
 
 Hippovamp, hip p<'>lxamp, (gc.) 
 4. l^i.Uiirg.j bus 'JXeiTpferD , 'JJfctrro^. 
 
 Hippoceutaur, hipposeuiawr, 
 (gr.) 4. l-JJfi)rl).J Cer ^jippoceutiuir , ^|itO» 
 niciifc^. 
 
 Hippocras, hip'pAkras, (fr. XG.) 
 *. l-Wicb.J ber cyciuurjiucin, 3a"""i«f"»» 
 $i)ppfr.i!J. _ [jpipuof rates. 
 
 Hippocrates, hippnkraci^, «. 
 
 H i ppocrales' sleeve, Crt* g-llttltract" 
 
 tiid), berDurd) d)l>ig. Hippoorntie tuo«, 
 I'JKib.j b«ii5 Ijipppffiuudje (i>erid)t. 
 
 Hippocratisin , hippok'ratixm 
 bie •iJjIiiiPiPPO''-' ^'f"'"^ -")" ^'* .$)ippofriUeA 
 in 'iliiHijiuig brr .pciifiiiibr. (©cepfcrb*)en. 
 
 I(flipp<»daine, hip'podame, 4. b(li 
 
 Hippoflr<»Mie, hippudrome, (gr.) 
 4. bie 'J{fiiiibal)n (ber 'Jtlteii). 
 
 Hippoffriir, lap'pAgiif, ((jr.) «. 
 ber .©ippi'grtjpi) , ba* ®rciipfer& , glugelro*. 
 
 Hippolith, liippulii/i, (it.) a. 
 (Kc^arjucif.J ber Jxirse^teiii. 
 
FJtp. (ur. fall. fat. Me, mit. Fine, ffn. N6, move. n3r, got. 6U. clifld. Trtbe. tub. fiM?. lAin, THi«. 419 
 
 HIP 
 
 H ippoinacliyy h'pponi'aki , «. 
 
 bflS C5)ft\it)t jii «^5ffr^e. 
 
 Hippuinaiief lup'pimine, ((jr) 
 «. I- [JU^eorjntif.] a) bcr S8runillfim. b) 
 bie ^icfjflfbiirt. 3. eiiie 9lrt fflift }ii giefieS. 
 ttAnfcu. 4. laSDt.] tct Stecfjnpfef. 
 
 Hippophaf^ous, liippof'fagus, 
 
 Hippopliag'y, luppoffiji, «. ba6 
 
 Q^ew fee *J5tVrrffl<ircl)e5. 
 
 Hippopotainy, hippipot'ami, ) 
 
 llippoput«Htu8,liippopot'aniui,) 
 ((jr.) #• !3n>i.J tni 9iiipter6, {jliigpferb. 
 
 HippiiM, liippun, 4. ^A$ !!5linje(n. 
 
 HlrCulMtion, herkuli'ibuH , 4. 
 bat iifiie "}liif((t)ie6cii ber ??e6en. 
 
 HircuM, lil.k'iu. (fnt. m) «. 1. 
 (^Ifiroii.] H) tie 3if!lf <«'" ®tnrn). b) ber 
 ^.Mriflf ilpnift. 2. ^l•r CPertlj'il bes Oljrf*. 
 
 H Irdie-g-irilie, (\d)ott.) top«y- 
 
 t u r V y. 
 
 Hire, hire, (flllflfrf. hyran; fdfm. 
 byrn; biiiL liyrer) r. n. I. a) niiet()fn (cin 
 qjfcrb, S^aui Jc). b) bin.jfn, niiftljeu {9lr 
 beitet ic). c) ofrmitrfjtn. 2. bt\lt(f)tn. 3. 
 (out) ufrmiftfjen. 4. (from) mictl)(ii uon .., 
 (ibtui(tf)eii. 
 
 To hire one'« »elf, to — out one'a lelf, 
 t (id) I'crMngtn ober ueriiiiefljen (bei ...) 
 
 Hirev (nngi-If. hyre) «. I. bo« *(Wif 
 tfjEH, btf -DJIittlje. 2. ber 3i"«, bie 'Wietljr. 
 3. bet Soljn, 9Ir6eit5roljn. 
 
 Hire of a house, bit $ail<mirff)t. 
 
 UireleSS, hlreles, adj. Illlbclp^llt. 
 
 Hirtfling', htre'lfng, 4. 1. bn-TJtit:h: 
 liiifl; InflrloljiKr , Si'tjnnrbfitet. 2. bit itt\t 
 I)irn< ; ber feilf ■"TOeiirrt). 
 
 Hireling-, ndj. ftil. 
 
 Hirer, litre'iir, *. I. ber TOieH^er, 
 fflbmietfirr. 2. brr 58ermiftf)er. 
 
 Hirpic, (iVf)Ott.) to walk crazily; 
 to creep; to halt. 
 
 HirMe, I'lii, «• bit ^hft. 
 
 Hirnei, (rrf)ptt.) fortriirf(^fn. 
 
 HirKle, I'lf^'^) •<> many cattle 
 at one person can attend. 
 
 Hirsute, hlrnute', (tnf.) adj. 1. 
 |rtti(], raiirf), l)(inri(j. 2. i rauf^, totf. 3. 
 [?iL>t.l bprftig. 
 
 Hirsiiteness, hendte'nl*, «. bit 
 rnnrt)f, Ijanriae 3?frd)niTeii()cit. C^niilbrrre. 
 
 Hirlie-berry, liert l-ben-e. «. bit 
 
 HIn, lilt, (iiniiclf. hii. hi»e) pron. 1. 
 feiii, tVine, fcinrr, iVinr*; brr, bi«, bn* fviiiige. 
 2. ehcmnIS ffir itn. 3. * (aiigclf. Weiiitiu); 
 J. S. The man hii ground, nilllnft tlie 
 manU ground. 4. f fl'ir ihi« man'*. 5. »in>r 
 •elf; J. 50. lii»«elf. 6. • pt. bir Srijuflcii. 
 7. Hi« prrtritt enbtid)bif ®t«(If fiiif«^ftupt: 
 KOTtS, menu o f poriiiiiirl)' ; j. W. « book of 
 -, fines urn ffiiien Surtjern. Ye mlninters 
 of -. iljr, (Vine Bieiier. 
 
 Thit book i« hii, t'ttftt ^lldf i(l bA« 
 friiiiflf, bit* ifl I'ciii ^iirf>, bifiV« i8ii<t (je. 
 ^)^rr il)m. (2. [<»Pt.] Ijiirferio- 
 
 HiMpId, hii'pid, (Int.) ad). I. rniU). 
 
 HiMH, hiK«, (aiigelf. hyuinn , hiiiean, 
 hispan , liyspan) •. m. I. jil'djen. 2. (at) 
 ffiiieii flufptfiten, aiipffifrn , rtii6}irrf)ei«. 3. 
 jifdjen, rrfjroirreiKroif em flirflriiber SPl"' «•)• 
 
 HifiH, r. «. I. AU^pfi'ifrii, niifiiiVten 
 i9\ntn). 2. i @4)aubc bniiarH (ub(i(i-iii(ii>.j 
 
 HIT 
 
 2. That of an hour's age doth hiii the 
 speaker. Shak 
 
 To h i s s off the stage, (©£<)nufpieter) bxir<t) 
 3if(^eii niStljfgen, fid) ooii ber 25uhiie |ii eiit: 
 fcriieii. To - to the grave, ©ineii uerfjoljiit 
 in* ©rftP bringen. Shak.. 
 
 HiSM, 4. 1. (bai Sifdjcn) ber 3H<t> («'• 
 net ®(l)Iange, ®nni tc. ). 2. bai QJejifd), 
 ber 3il'<l) (in tfjentern). 
 
 HiNSingf, hissing, *. 1. ber3<r<f>; 
 tni ®i'i<rd). 2. ber @egen|liinb btt ®eji)(t)e«. 
 
 HiKsins-iy, hU'singte. luie. jirc^enb. 
 
 Hist, liUt, inter), fl! t)id)l (ililll). 
 
 HiKtie, (|\t)i'tt.> dry, barren. 
 
 Histurini , histA'r^al. a<J;. 1 
 
 Historic, hislor'rik, adj. f 
 
 HiMtoricnl, hfsior ikal, adj. ? 
 
 Histurically, liistor'rikalU.a<ltr. ] 
 ((nt. bistoricus) ge|cl)i(t)tliit) , f)i|1orir(t). 
 
 Histuriau, hiMo'r^an, «. ber ®ei 
 f<t)i(f)rfct)reiber, vpirtorircr. 
 
 Historied, his'tur'd, adf. f in ber 
 ®ef(t)irt)re erii'iil)nt, erjAl;lt. (rdjidjtfdjreibet. 
 
 Hinturier, hist/i reur, 4. • ber @e= 
 
 Histuriry, ii's'tuiiit, o. n. f (in 
 ber ®ei'ctjii1)te> crjaljlcn , lu bit ®e|(<>icl)te 
 feoen. 
 
 Hiatorio^rnpiier , hisiAriog'- 
 rafiir, (grJ t- Per 5piiu'ru'ijrrtpl), iiHfgc|1rllte 
 ®i'r(!)irt)trd)rfibfr, €itotuenflri"it)id)rrrtjreil»er. 
 
 Hi8turiW§ri^Hpil3',lii»ii!>r^og'ral*, 
 4. bit ^iilorinarapl^ie ; bii» :pi|TDriograpl)en< 
 aint. 
 
 Historiol«>g'y, hNlAreori/iji. (gr.) 
 4. t bit 'Jli'ljiuioiung ubct bit (yefdjirtjte ; 
 ®e|(t)i(1)t«fnube. 
 
 History, his'turi , (gr. historia; 
 angcli'. siair, »ier) 4. I. bif (Mrrtiitjte , S?i 
 (Icrie. 2. bit (yei'djitDte (mriiiMii1>e Gtiniy- 
 lung). 3. bie ©itrt)id)te, (»eritirt)tffunbe. 4. 
 bie (^)f|"(t)id)te ( iberd>reiDung , j. 5J. iWanir 
 gerd)id)te :c.). 5. (ber iiitinciidje 25erid)i I'cn 
 bem Sfben einer einjelnrn 'ijerioii; bie ©t 
 fd)id)te, £!ebencgefrt)id)te. 
 
 Natural history, bie i)?aturgff(ftid>re. 
 
 History-book, bni (4erd)id)trnt7tict) 
 - - p B i n I e r, ber 0)ei(()ld)teni(iIer. --piece 
 tae (»efd)id)tfgeninlbe. 
 
 History, v. a. f erj(^f)len. 
 
 HiKtrioii, hU'trenii, unc.) «. f ber 
 6d)<iuiVif irr; (sjiiiiflcr, ^I'lJenreiufr. Pope. 
 
 Histrionic, iiisircnn ik. iidj , ober: 
 
 HiMtrioniCUi, liKtrsnu'eKal, adj.. 
 unb 
 
 Histrionically, hNtr^on'ikale . 
 nde. tljenrralu'it), i°d)iuirpielcrmn0ig; g<iufler< 
 ninpig, gnufleni'd). 
 
 Histrioiiisin, h's'trcAnizni, 4. bat 
 g.iuflenirt^e SOefen, iai ©pielen auf btr 
 SJilljne. 
 
 Hit, bit, tfc^m. hiita; b^n. bitrer ) 
 praet. u. pp. bit, v. a. 1. ? (logcn, |"rf)lngfn. 
 2. I rreffrn ( Q-fmai ). 3. t a > treffen ( bie 
 iWrtcn). b) (paffen) juf.igcn. e) treffen (eri 
 rori)cn). d) (^ineu) i(\\icn, pnrfeii. e> (bei 
 OJfiilern) treffen. 
 
 3. b) Melancholy, 
 
 Whose saintly visage is too bright 
 To hi t the sense of human siglit. 
 
 Mii.Toa. 
 
 X d) There yon b 1 1 him ... that arguineut 
 
 never fails with him. DukusM. 
 
 HIT 
 
 To hit one a box oa the ear, (?incm 
 eine Dfjrfeije perfe^en. You - it right, 6i< 
 i)nf>tn e6 getrrffen. To - any one borne, a) 
 G-in»jn einen .^icb, €d)lig, ©rid) oerfe^en, 
 (s-inen treffen. b) i ©incn l)fimrd)i(ffn eiiu 
 treiben ; nuf bai ^ieiigeri^e tretben. To - 
 any one in the teeth with any thing. (^\* 
 Item (Jtiurt* iinrer bie ^a(e reiben, oprntrfrn. 
 To - the nail on the head, 1 &niia$ trefffcn, 
 errfttl)en. Grnm*'. 
 
 To hit against, ftogen (an, nuf, grgrn 
 To hit off, a) iin£flnbig niadjen; (cti(< 
 berfen, ablorfen) f)erou«bringen ; foinmen niif 
 (rtiurti. b) gcnau bnr)le(len, befd^reiben. 
 
 To h 1 1 o u t , a ) ( Diird) einen gliicf lid)en 
 3ufii((, gli'idiid)) )u <&rnnbe bringen. b) 
 treffen, l)ernu*bringcn (Jone to. 
 
 To hit t o g e t h e r , nn eninnber fdjfngen* 
 
 Hit, o. n. 1. ilpfien, treffen. 2. (Mini) 
 
 3ufa(l) gelingen, glijrfen. 3. fit^ jiitrngen, 
 
 fi(t) treffen. 4. iutreffen. 5. dmS inerbcii 
 
 pber fein. 
 
 To hit right, ffinen 3)Berf errcidjen. -or 
 
 miss, ti Qttjt n)Pi)l Pber libel, Aiif gut 
 
 ®li"itf. (niif, gcgeii Q:rw(\f>. 
 
 To hit against, flp^eii, rrefen tiin, 
 
 Tohiton.npnn,a)f niif @-tnen, &(> 
 
 ron* treffen (bei'/nnfii, nnrretfen); tlPBcii nuf, 
 
 . b) i niif Q-tniiii fpininrn pb. fiilirn ; 
 
 fid) bffinnen oiif . . ; Griun* beriiljren. 
 
 To hit together, a) f jurnnimentrff« 
 fen. b) t eintlanmig l)(inbeln, ^ui'iimiiieH' 
 Ijalten, ©in* i»erben. 
 
 Hit, «. 1. ; ber treff, 6d)((ig, ©treid), 
 ©tPB. 2. t «) ber ©lurfffiill. b) ber 3»if«»(l. 
 c) bet ©infaU. d) [©pielj a) ber 3iifl. fi> 
 bet Ireffer. 
 
 Look to your hits, fef)en Sir fief) ivpI)( 
 ppr. What, not one -? mie, nid)t etn Xref* 
 fer? (ivie, nid)tein< gelaiig?) 
 
 Hitcla, liUsh, (10. hecian) «. n. i. { 
 
 a) fid) rnrfioeMe frt)itben. b) (along) fid) fort. 
 
 rd)iebeii. 2. angrfjoft fein, fid) ueripicfelii, 
 
 einfjafen. 3. in bie&ii'en Ijaiien (i>. ^ferbem. 
 
 4. IDertl.J mit Pber nuf eiuem iDeiiie l;iiifeii. 
 
 Grose. 5. fid) l)ii)> n. t)erbeiD<Geti, fid) regcn. 
 
 1. Wlioe'er otfends, at some nolucky time 
 
 Slides in a verse, or bitdtes in a 
 
 rhyme. Poi>e. 
 
 To hitch together, fid) an einanber tj*^.** 
 
 gen Pber reiljen. 
 
 Hitcli, D. a. i. a) ^Afen; nuffangeii, 
 einljnfen, nnl)afen. b) [-JJInr. ] fled)cn (fit 
 Zau). 2. i'7?prbani.) (uermtttc((t cimr 
 Sd)linge) nnbinbtii (ein $ferb it.). 
 
 Hitclk, <. 1. bie (Bd)liiige. 2. ba£ .^in> 
 bernip, ber .^J'^fc"- 3. i>(\6 <ii»i)attn, 'iluf» 
 fniigcn- 4. [-)Jfar.] ber Qtid). a. ber pipr)« 
 li(^e $alt, Qmi^alt, 9iufl;nlt (iin Uiel)tii 20. 
 Timber-hitch, Ber ,yi|(l)erflid). Half- 
 -, bet limiuerilid). --buttock, o (i&MilJ 
 met^reUmeife, rurfipeife. 
 
 To have a hitch in one's gait, iiu 9)e> 
 ^en nid)t gut fprtfptnmen. 
 
 Kitcliel, bitxh el, t f. Hatch el. 
 HttCht, (fd)Ot(.) a loop, knot. 
 Hitlie, liiTHe, (nngeir. byib) *. ber 
 i, bie iSd)iiff liiiibe , ber ipofru; i- 2J. in 
 (lueeiiliitUe, Lanibhitbe, je^t Lum- 
 beth. 
 
 Hither, biTH'ur, (angelf. hither, hi- 
 der; QPtI). hiUre} ban. bid; \et)\\>. hit; tulv 
 
 27" 
 
420 ThtP, far, f-'ill, far. Me. mk. Fino. fin. N6, m<ive, niir, got. 6il, ciSud. TAhe, ti^b. fnll. t//in, TFIi.s. 
 
 HIT 
 
 HOB 
 
 to the highest perfection of m.-iii. 
 
 Hooker. 
 
 Hither and thither, {)ief)er U. bonljiii, 
 ^in I!, ll'it^er, ^ier u. ^n. 
 
 Hitlier, ad), nnc^ile (nndj in rcben» 
 6eit >J5erron jii) ; Difffcitig. 
 
 On the hither side of the hill, auf Me> 
 fcr ©fite 6e* $»uni'(^. 
 
 HitlierillUSt, hiTH'urmost, adj. 
 nnd)fle auf Diefer Seire dB. niid) iin« }U. 
 
 HitliertO, hiTHuituu, adv. 1. t)i£< 
 bcr, l)ii' if^r. 2- I'i^ ijicrhcr. 
 
 Hilker^vard, liiTHurwSrd, ) 
 
 Hitlier^ivards, hiTH urward/. ^ 
 arfr l)icrlH-nv>irrS. [niif gnr (Mii'icf. 
 
 Hitty- missy, hit'ie-niissc, «rfi». o 
 
 Hive, lilve, (nngelf. hyfe; litl). liuto/ 
 t. I. Per 23inieii|focf, aJieiieiiforb. 2. tex 33ie! 
 nenilecf, Sifneindjuianit. 3. i tier iad)i»rtrm. 
 
 Hive-dross, DnS 58teneiibrot>. 
 
 Hive, v.a. 1. (asieiifiu fafien, in eineii 
 (Stoif ti)iin. 2. einfd)lii§en, emijrtlrcn. 
 2. Where all delicious nweets are hived. 
 Cleaveland. 
 
 Hive, »■ n. jufammenffin, jiirtniinun! 
 Wiil)ueM L>D. f)aiireii. [SBieiienmriiler. 
 
 ■liver, liive'ur, t. 6er 93ienciuuirfr, 
 
 HiveN, liivz, ( frf)ott. heave) *. iit 
 \)a[iU(\t Xjraiinc, eiiftrol}renciit,ifiii6iiHij. 
 
 Hizzie, (fdjl'tt.) huzzy, a young 
 
 girl- 
 
 Ho, ho, who, h wo, ^in/er/. I. a) fje! i)e> 
 Hua, \ M ! I;i>lla < b) II 
 
 n<ol}laM! 2. Ho. interj. (3iiruf Cer 5Jiil)r< 
 Iciite (in bie sjjferbe, |ii ^nlten) ot)'. o! - *. 
 i tl. O Out of all-, vt)\K aUt^)}i<\6t. There 
 U no - wiih them, fie fint) nirt)t jii btinc>i< 
 flui , fie iwifTen fid) nid)t jii tnnpigen. 
 
 Ho, r. n. ouie Cie ©d)iffsieiite) riifrn. 
 Hoar, hore, (ongelf. har, oom aniP.) 
 orf;. i. lueip, meipgraii. 2. l a; rueig, grnii, 
 ei^grau (filter), b) bereift. 3. fdjinitudig. 
 
 Hoar-frost, Cer 9{eif. — -houn<l, 
 [<8ot.] 6er ainborn ; base -, (5»cr. ) bcr 
 ©unipfiinDprn; black -. ber fdjiunrje ■Jin. 
 Porn; bastard-, bet fnlfdje 'Jlnforn , ici 
 ®liebfraiit. 
 
 Hoar, <■ (bie ®rnnt)fit) bnf OiViiu. 
 Hoar, i». n. t fdjiminclig iverbrn. 
 Hoard, hord. (anaell- hord> s. ber 
 SJorratI), ^mifen, ©d)^!). 
 
 H<»ard, t*. a. (mid) tnit np) a) )iiru(f> 
 ii-geii, (itit»)iiufen, fnninifln. b) i fparen. 
 
 Hoard, t>. n. SSc<rriUl;e, @(^iii;e fanti 
 nieiii. niifhiiiifen. 
 
 Hoarder, hArdur, «. i^inrr, brr 
 (<Sd)ii^e, SSorrnrlje) fntjinieit, niif^iiuft, an> 
 ^liiitt, ber Snnriiler, 9ltif|1tiplcr. 
 
 Hoarding-^ hord ing. ad}. SSnrrAtl^e 
 inninieinD. 
 The squirrel i* a hoarding animal. 
 Hoared, hi'red, ad), t |d)immrlig. 
 Hoariness, ho'r^iies,«. i.bie fd>inu 
 nirlige S»erd)nffeiil)cir, ber <&d)iminel. 2. bie 
 ternul}fit, icii ©t^graii. 
 
 Hoarse, horse, adj. \. | tjeifrf. *. ^ 
 — resounding rfllil) mieberiBnenb a». llfrc). 
 H<»arseiy, liArsele. ade. t)eiiet. 
 Hoarseness , Uorse ues , « 
 
 1; f(ierf)cr, ^i«f)«r, l)ier{)in. 2. i ftie^er. I Hoarstone, hore'stine, (t>. ongeJf. 
 
 2. Hither we refer whatever belongs | or, ord) s. Dcr (iJrenillein. 
 
 Hoary, ho're. adj. 1. roeig, weigtic^. 
 
 2. grnii, wti^, ei^gran (i>. Sllter u. 9{eife). 
 
 3. fdjinimelig. 
 To grow hoary, grnue ^flore befom: 
 
 men, utiinntelig ivcrbcn. 
 
 Hoax, liol;s, (ongelf. hucse, hucx; m. 
 hocecO 1- ber Streirt), ©djiuanf; 'iJJpffcn. 
 
 Hoax, V. a. $ a; fln'ffiljren, Dinrerge: 
 ijen, jinn )&ei\tn Ijaben. b) ((finem.i ein«n 
 ^lJ>0|Kii cber iSrreid) fpielen. l^JJobert. 
 
 Hob, liob, <21bruriiing v. Robert, t. 
 
 Hob, ^(biin. hob) «. bie 9iabe dim 
 
 Hub, liub.^ 'Jiabe). Washinoto.ic. 
 
 Hob, M. I. ber ^iucfen (eines £nmin£;. 
 2. eiiie Ulrf ilegel. 3. Jet Jbiiuerfctl. 4. ber 
 J*ot>i>lb. 
 
 Hob and Dick, ^inj linb ^unj. 
 
 Holtbiitidauce, ( tin @ei|t. 
 
 Hobdaiice, y Shak. 
 
 Hol>bii.«<lio«v, (i'd)oit.) bcrliimiiit, 
 iiarin. [ ober ^IJljiiinVptjie bee Spobbd. 
 
 Holtbisiii, iiob bi/.ni , «. bir Sel)re 
 
 Hobbist, hob'bisi, «. ttt ^ixtjanQtr 
 be« iipobUfS. 
 
 Hobille, hnb'bl, (ID. hobelu) v. n. 
 
 1. l)0|<pcni, I)uinpeln, l^infcn, madelig gel)en. 
 
 2. i ijtnfen. 
 2. While you Pindaric truths rehearse, 
 
 She hobbles in alternate verse. 
 
 Pkior. 
 
 To hobble over any thing, Gtiva^ i>ben> 
 l)in Ijubeln, Ijinfiibeln. 
 
 Hoblkle, 0. a. t in SSerlegenfjeit fefjen. 
 
 Hol»ble, t. 1. bug ^puppelnbe, imri: 
 c^ere ini (Sange, ber Ijpppcinbe, i»acfel.ge 
 fflnng. 2. t bie aJerlegen^eit. 
 
 He has a hobble in his gait, er fjop: 
 pelt, l)inft eiii iveiiig. Swift. 
 
 HobbledellOy, hob'bldehoe. «. ]) 
 ba6 iiinge i8iiri'd)rt)en. Swift. 
 
 Hobbler, hob'blur, «. I. ber :piimi 
 pirr, ipoppicr. 2. brr ©nbltr; ilSfiifc^er. 3. 
 ul)eniiil6 eine 2lrr leid)rbeiiiiiffiicter ©olbarcn 
 )n %n'erbe) ber Kiiitunreiret. 4. f bet |"d)led)t 
 beiuiiffnete irifdje ©oibiu. 
 
 Hobillin^fly, hnb'blingl4, adv. a) 
 l)oppfliib, luiirfeiig. b» pbeiil)!!! (fdjtedjr). 
 
 Hobby, liob'be. uv. hobel; fr. hobe- 
 reau) *. i. bcr i'erd)fllfalf. 2. (llPrill. hobym 
 ber Jllepper, Tjjapgiiiignr. 3. baS ©terfciipftrb 
 (ber finnben). 4. i biid ©tcrfenpferb. 5. ber 
 bumnie «erl, ioipel. 
 
 Hobby-horse, 1. ; biifi ©tC(fi'IH>ftrb 
 2. 1 b<i6 ©terfcnpt'erb. 3. eine^arnfreriiiii^fe 
 bei ben nlteii WairpielfU. Shak. 4. ber 
 niirri|d)e iterl, icipel. Siiar. --like, fnrj 
 unb bid ; toIprll)iifr, biliirifd), grp&. 
 
 Hobg:obiin, hnb'gnl>lin, (n> hob 
 u. goblin I (. ber ipplrergfiil, ilPbplD. 
 
 Holtit, h(\'bjl, (fp. hobus^ s. I. bie 
 fitiiibi^e, itv ^enermorfer. 2. Cie ©djUliKl' 
 bfidx'e. 
 
 Hobnail, hob'nile, ». I. a) brr $iif> 
 nn>ii'l- '" f" Siufd* 6'« Swrfi^- 2. | ber 
 X^oiiernlmmel. [Siuerfen befdjUigcii. 
 
 Hobnailed , hobnald , adj. nut 
 
 Hobnob, hob'nnb, lU. angclf. Iiab- 
 
 ban. naebban?; adv. I. Hild) OPtjnfPtl : 
 
 bie trtf^'i pber tn-jr* nid)t; nod) ilnberii: iiel)> 
 
 men ob. iii(1)t ni'l)iiien, einc t?ertriiiili4)c (fiii: 
 
 HOF 
 
 (ofciing }U medjfeireitigem Xrinfen ; enttptbet 
 — Pber. Shak. [(beim irinfeni. Shak. 
 
 H<»bnob, V. n. bie ©lofer nnilogeii 
 
 Hoboy, lii'boe, J. bie ipobpe. 
 
 Hobson's choice, faob'sunz- 
 tshoise. t. o Prov. luie fid)'* rrifff. 
 
 Hobtliurst, hob't/iurst,«.beiS33Alb< 
 gci|1, bii« 2S3iilbiiiniind)en. 
 
 Hoca, ho'ka, t. bai ^ofipier. 
 
 Hocli, hok, (ongeir. hoh) *. l. bie 
 ^hctie, i?nieff()le, tini ©prunggi-Ienf. 2. ein 
 Iljeil besScfteiifeU, (bnf)ot)a - of bacon, ein 
 tlciner©d)iii(en. 3. bn^ 3'ipfii)en (im ipalfe), 
 
 Hocli, (e. a. burd) biiv(f)* 
 
 Hociile, hok'kl.^ rd)neibnng OtS 
 Jtniet'Uii* Pb. ©ptiinggelenfg (iiljmen. 
 
 Hocli, / «. ber 
 
 Hocitainore, hok'lmore,^ $PCt)> 
 (jeinier, (ii. iibiTl^iUipi) 'Jfljciniueiii. 
 
 Hocliday, hok'da. /caud) Hock'. 
 
 Holietiay, liokeda.^ tide, --tu- 
 e s d a y) *. ber 'Jreiibentiig, Jeiltiii) (nni }H)ei« 
 ten Bienilng mid) Oflern jiiiii >]iiibenfcu bee 
 JBcnreibniig ber Diinen niiij G'ngMnb). 
 
 Hocitey, hok'e, (nngelf. heah ; f)pd)» 
 *. iai Grntefeil. [cart, ber Grnreiuiigen. 
 
 Hockey-cake, ber (5rntefiid)en. -- 
 
 Hocker, hok'kur, adj. -f bofe, ver> 
 bricplid). [OJialpe, 'iJ5iippeI. 
 
 Hocklierb, hok'erb. a. [-^pt.] bie 
 
 Hoeiile, hok'kl. V. a. 1. in ber ^piicffc 
 liifjmcii. 2. niiiljen; (Ipppeln. 
 
 Hocksinir, hoksing, «. tai 3i't< 
 fd)neiben ber ipacfiVn. 
 
 Hockffter, liok'stur, «. ber ©tier* 
 \e<i)Ht , bet beni ll)iere bie JU'djfen jcrljiiut. 
 
 Hocus - pOCUS , lu'i' kii.s - po' k. lis, 
 
 (ID. hoced) s. I. berippfiis ij>pfu« (basiJlenb> 
 mcrf). 2. bft tflrcbniipiflcr, ©iiutlcr. 
 
 Hovu!« - pocus, V. a. iiiifuf}ren, bu 
 triigen. — v. n. ^pfii5 >}>pfii6 miii1)en. 
 
 Hod, hod, «. bet OJiprteltrog , 2tf)m« 
 (ubel (bet ■•JKnutet). 
 
 H o d - in a n , a) bet ^nnblaiiget. b) bet 
 giid)« (nut Uniuerjlrflttn). 
 
 Hoddiii, (rd)Ptt.) humble. 
 
 Uoddle, (I'd^Ptr.) waddle. 
 
 Hoddy, iind'de. adj. o Ui|lig, uiitnter. 
 
 Ho(i*l3-dodlly, hnd'de dod'de. «. 
 « bcr iiiigcid)irffe, narrird)e iterl, Iplpel. 
 
 Hod^e, hodje, 'iibnu-^iing f»t Roger, 
 t. Jfiifigcr. 
 
 Hod^e-pod{^e, hodje'-podje, ) 
 
 Hotcil-potcll, lintsh'-poish, y 
 (fr. hocliepot) *. bii* ©emenge, (i)eineiig« 
 fel; bcr 'WM'djniiifd). 
 
 Hodgfe- sparrow, hodje'-«par* 
 ro, ». iM ^lfifet)ii1)eii nut gelben lUiigeii. 
 
 Hodiernal, hudeernal, (du.) *<(^ 
 
 Ijeutig. 4 4, 
 
 Hf>dinando4l,h(>d'niandnd. s. (?7n< 
 
 tiirg.) bie ®d)aieiird)Ufrfe ; eine 'Jlrt -Viw 
 
 I'djclfird). [ber ippbpnieter, iiiegemeiTer. 
 
 H(»doineter, hodiSmeiur, (gr.) «. 
 Hoe, h6, (ft. houe; t. bie 4>nue,^a(te, 
 
 bet Karil. 
 
 Hoe, V. a. I. ^iirfen, bttfatttn, btmnU 
 
 leu. 2. tnit eineni Siax\1t coiu Unfrinite bo* 
 
 fteien. [^tn. 
 
 H<»e, V. n. i)ndtn, tiwtn Ratfl grbrau* 
 Hoful, h()'lul, (iinsclf. hoUluli, hoK 
 
 full) udj. » fprgfiini. 
 
 J 
 
FAle. fAr. fall. fat. \U. mh Fine. fin. No. move. n6r. sot. 6\], cl^dd. Tube. tub. foil. i/*in. Tllis. 421 
 
 UOCi 
 
 Hog:, hog, ())). hwf) «. 1. iat <Sd)mtin, 
 tit ©nu. 2. [©ufll.J rn* i>«rd)»itif lie, dujnl)= 
 tifle £d)rtf. 3. ter eiujiihrige SuUe. 4. fier 'JJorg 
 Ci>err(l)nitrenf (S-6er). 5. f eer Ciimuul, Ci*ri>= 
 binn; en* ®d>iuciii, Der ©rtjwriiifcrl, fttuieiue 
 Rett. 6. [-JKnt.J 6er (Vnimrtje 33«ftn. 7. © 
 ber &<t)t(ling- [market, er fom iV^imi an. 
 Prov. He brought his hog* to a fine 
 Uog-badger, Ccr (^(t)iueiiita<t)*. -- 
 eUm. [>K(Uurg.) 6er (£iiii£)fritd)er (^rt 
 9? litter). - cole. Det Scftiueiufobeii.iScftiuciii: 
 tl.iU. --fish, 13(t)ti)i)ol.i ea6 -Miceritt^iuciii. 
 --grubber, O tfr iJre§i«ail(li "JilJ. -- 
 herd, ttt €(t)wciiil)irt. -louse, tie 
 &(i)iveln£laii5. --market, ter (^(i)weiii> 
 inorft. --pen, fcer €djmeiii|lall, ©lUiilrtll. 
 --pluiDtree, [ 2>i'l. ] eiiie >ilrt "»iOii(»ni> 
 t>a»im. --riager, (gmtt , Cer 3{iiifle in 
 6d)ii!fiii?rriiTel m<ubt. -'»-bean». Uogi- 
 beii^, *■ pi- a) t>ie i£aiit)o^iieii. b) ta6 2>au: 
 bi)l)iienfrauf. -'»- bread, (25ot.J OflS e.ui. 
 btvb, €<l)iunn6bri>e. - "s - c h e e k. ber <£iuis 
 ri'iiTel. -'»-ear, ( <nrr "Bfif Bi""l'<t)el > Co* 
 €d)n'eiii*i'l)t. -'t-fennel, I SSi^t. J ter 
 £.iufeiKt)el , 9(i>§ffii(l)el. -'»-tle»U. tae 
 ©rtnueinfleud). -'s-grease, Ba*>&ct)iuciiu 
 fcrt, €d)U'eiiirii)'"«iU- -'» • liar»lei», «• 
 jtl. tat >5d)ivciii*iflei(t)liufte. -'s-UearJng, 
 ter uiiiiut)e, telle I'lirin. -'s-»kiii, tat 
 ©t^ii>eiii6lefet. -'«-lHrd, bat ed)i»tiii' 
 fcMufli}. - ' • - ni u » h r o o ni 1. #. p^ 6ie ©iiiu 
 biilfl, ed)ivfiiiPi|Tel. -'s-plum, eiiie 'JJrt 
 QKiiiibiubaum. -'s- pudding, 6ie 5ylei(d)> 
 iviiril. -'s-root. [35ot.] Ber 5?rtiU|lriiii.j. 
 --siear, Cer Breiinljrigc Aeiler. --sty, 
 Ber ©niirtnd., ed)>t>eiii|1aU. --wash, Ber 
 Irnnf (fur eie S(t)wwt>, tat ©pulidjt. -- 
 weed, [9i>t.] Bie 3)oerl;iiDie. 
 
 Hug-t c. a. I. ('}R>ir.] mit einem (vat 
 
 Bii'd)en ^titn febreii, fegeu iiai 6(t)iff), 2. 
 
 [Dertl.J niif Bern Wt'irfeii tmflen, Ijurfeii. 3. 
 
 liDcrti.) linden, fur) rd)iieiBeii. h'. Hogged. 
 
 Hun:, t>. It. rtct> bieijeii, fid) rrunimeii, 
 
 HugMik Mugan, hog an-mogiiu, 
 
 •. (fijem. ber (oeroerote) Iitel Ber I)p11. Ci>e< 
 
 neroiilociteii) if>o<Diiu>(jciit. l:pabi(t)t. 
 
 HtiitgHrtl, hiigglrd. «. Ber iviiBe 
 
 H<»^^^e<lf hogged, adj. II. pp. flei 
 
 frinniwt, (i-uBen (jiibeiiB, Bie tiefer i1el)en iii« 
 
 Bie OKitte. I*, tat jmei)>il)riae -Mftitteriitiif. 
 
 Hotfgerel, hoggril, < 11 o gg a • t e r; 
 
 H<»a;^{;«^t, ling get, uiorill. hoget) M. 
 
 I. iai iii)ei).il)ri(ie €rt)rtt. 2. | Oeril. ) - oB. 
 
 bog -colt. Dai eliiial^rige 5i>l)ieii. 3. Ber 
 
 ji»ri)A(jri(if (f ber. 
 
 Hfig-g^islt , hog'g'iih . «<0°. a) |'rt)mrii 
 
 ni|"(I>, t".iiiird>. b; (jefrtieifl, flierifl. c) i \<fynui: 
 
 (i(j, ne'ueiii. ( iii«t)> une em &d)ivciii. 
 
 Huffg-islily, iing'giniile. ni(/. |(t>n)ei> 
 
 Hftg'H'iNllllt^Mlt , hoggUhnes, «. I. 
 
 tat fd)iueiiiiid)e, |ViiinVt)e '4liiifU. 2. Bie (Wie> 
 
 riflffif, OJffr.ipiflffif. 3. t Bie ®i1)iuiiijiijffit, 
 
 (le gemeiue ®riB|liii(l)f. IJtiippe 'sUiiljt'tje. 
 
 Hoyli, h/igk , t. <= err ^I'lnel, Bie 
 
 H«>g:«>, ho guu./ifr. hntil gout; «. Ber 
 
 HuK4»u, ^ id>>irie tUttud), ge^ 
 
 l»riril)iifte Wiidimnrf. 
 
 ■I<»KHI|«H«I, bngt'hid, (t>l<n. oz- 
 koafd» t. I. tat Crbtfit (gliiiM.ireitemae 3R 
 63 aalliMieii). 2. |>)a>rPiim.j tat Orl)cit t^- 
 110 — 120 (»..(UMifti.. 3. tat an-er &.ie u'lMt 
 unbc|ltiumtem ^pl^altc;, £xO>''|(> ^ailiafi. 
 
 HOL 
 
 Holtlfipatlk, hole'tpat/t, t. [^iiie> 
 talij.] Ber Jpi-ijUp.ul). 
 
 Uuiden, hue'dn, (lu. boeden) t. 1. 
 Ber -iirtiicriiieiifd). 2. Ber uii3C|d)liifeiie OJkufil), 
 ibrtiierferl, '^iitierbciigel. [ocBiiBet. 
 
 Huitleu, tutj. uugcrctliffen, rol) , uiu 
 
 Huitleu, V. n. rtuf eiiie grobe, roljc, 
 iiiianilniiBige <21rt Bii^leii, I'ct^iuariiieii, fid) be> 
 liittioca. 
 
 Hwise, hoise, ) (i)uU. hyssen; fc^iv. 
 
 Huist, huUt. ^lisiia; Ban. ii. fr. his- 
 ser> e. a. I. ill Bie piii)e l)cbeii, ^ici)eii DBer 
 iviiibeii, aui'iirl^en. 2. I'JJ^ir.] t)ii|rii. 3. (Ben 
 $11^) niir'Debeii u. iurucfiiihen ovie Bie Siut}t 
 beiin ■0)?elfeiu. 4. t er^oljeu (ciiidi '^reie;. 
 6. lid^teii (Bie ^iiferj. I b^ erl)i>l)eii citicene;. 
 
 Tu hoist up, a; oui'iuiiiBeii; aut'iieljeii. 
 
 Huist, 4. 1. Bii» '^iifiieijeit, in Bie 
 ^b\)( :^i'bi'n. 2, [OXar.J Bie (}lagi)eii^i)l)C. 
 
 Huit, lioii. V. II. \)u\)itn, I'priugeu. 
 
 U«iity-tuityf hoi le-iulic, (i6l. hau- 
 la?; iiiUrj. Ber I>iiii'eiiB! liut^ -2i3ettec! ^ot} 
 i£>tern! - a<</- u. ado. mutt)iuilli(] , ivilB, 
 1)1^(11, lUi^gdafien. 
 
 Uulcad, hoU'ad, (gr bolkadion) t. 
 [3incd)ciil.i Bii6 gro^e liatli'dxtf. MiTfouu. 
 
 Hultlf huid, (ttlioeir. Uealdau; Bilii. 
 bolder^ pruel, held, pp. held, ^ holdeii, t>. 
 a. 1. i ( I'eil ) tiUirii i junicfl^alieiu. 2. < iii 
 Ber ^aiiB, in Ben ^niicii) ^aiien. 3. (iuriii)i< 
 niriii l>>iUen (vcrl'iiiBeiu. 4. a) (ui fid) MIKH 
 fi)nneiu l^iUien, (iiueii. b) in fid) tjatun, eiu< 
 ^tiiten. 5. (ue(niO))( I'einer ii3>iHerBid)[iateit> 
 l)tiiien (iiidjt Au^lauien, nuc-cinnen laiJriu. 
 6. 1 a) bcl^olieii, f(|ll)tilien ; bcl)>uipieii, vi'r> 
 it)etBioen. \j) bcfi^en, l)iibeii, nine l;»iDcii ceiite 
 i£>ieUe, emeu Iiielj. c; ^ii iieiftn irageii (&{u 
 itt). d) l)alten , ^nrurfhiiUen ; ( nut (ytiuAfij 
 ein^alcen. c) (to) ant)>Uten (iu>, ^ur ^ecb> 
 ad)tung uB. &r(unniia cemc* S3errpi°cd)eu«ic.; 
 ont^alten; ijatien (bet Bern ilUurte to. f; 
 (til ge|'ei)li(t)eni cB. iiipriturdjeiii ©iiine> ver< 
 binBen, i>rrp(lid)ten, biiiBen. g; bel)al(en. belt 
 bel)alten; bei Qtmai verljnrren, (iii, bci (rt> 
 wai) brl)rtrrcn. h) ft^riBauernB eTl)>iiteii, aut< 
 red)t erijnlien. i) betjaiipteii, uertljeiBigeu (eiiie 
 "nieinnng) , be(lel}en (aiir cmer 'Dfeinniigi ; 
 I^Alten ta u f (^tivii«) ; t)aUtn (a n emer 2ti)i 
 reu.)i ( emer l'el)re ic. ; iitgetl^au I'em. i) 
 l).Uicn , nni'cl^eu ( t'uD i (i(t)tcn, id)>u;eu. k> 
 (fort|ei(eio lucitcr vrrtolgen. I) t)aittn, ver> 
 anfiiiUen , uur fi4) ae')eii loiJen. lu; tfalttw, 
 feiern (cm Sell;. u> eiiiiii-l)nieti , (anttriUe'i 
 emeu -^lat)). o> unterihii;en, itnfred)! l^iiKen. 
 p) erljiUten t(riiieii ini 3n>ei(VI, m Ber llii: 
 fleiuiijl)cit). q/ l)iiiten, beobad)fcn. t) Ijalten, 
 ccid)en, uoi^reii. s; an fid) l;aUeii, anljalicii 
 (Bt-n •Uitftm JO. t) IX) Oil) iuriicfl)nlten. fi) 
 rtiifijrtiten (d-iiien Burd) 3{«Bfii ic). u) Bunt): 
 iuljreu (2}eiueire>. v; Ij.ilten, abl;.ilten , itbj 
 iuel)ren. 7. fiiljren (cm ®d)iuert). 8. [OKiir.j 
 l)aiten (Ben iMiif unci) toiiBen tc., B. I), ilea, 
 trii). ». o iwctten (einen Jlrrncnil;rtlfr »«. ;. 
 10. nbl)nlttn, yerOiiiPern'. Shak. II. \(\li)aU 
 ten, fi'rtieijrn , Bniiern oB. tinfljalteii lajieit. 
 SiiAK. 12. ergrcifen, l)iiiiiel)men (Pie V'>nB>. 
 1. An anchor holds a ship in her sta- 
 tioa. We hold a horse by means of 
 a bridle. 3. The luops held one cur- 
 tain to another. B.Hi.e. 4. a) This empty 
 CHsk holds ihiriy gallons. W. 3. A 
 fe*«rl Mitb holes iu it* bottom will uot! 
 
 hold fluids. W. 6. a) With what armi 
 we mean to hold what anciently we 
 claim of empire. MiLTon. d> Hold 
 your tongue, — your iiinghter. () He 
 is held to perform his covenants. W. 
 g) But still be held bis purpose to de- 
 part. Drydeh. h) And Night and Chaos, 
 ancestors of Nature, hold eternal an- 
 archy. MiLToa. i) He holds the doc- 
 trine of juKtiiication by (ree grace. W. 
 j) 1 hold him but a fool. Shak. k) 
 Seed - time and harTest. heat and hoary 
 frost, shall hold their course ouerBen 
 regelMinpig tuieBerfetjreM j. Miltom. o> 
 Thy right hand sliall hold me. Biblk. 
 q) Ye hold the traditions of man. 
 Biblk. t; The provisions will hold 
 us, till we arrive in port. W. v) We 
 - cannot hold mortality's strong hand. 
 Shak. 10. Which holds him much 
 <o li«»e. Shak. 
 
 To hold a place, an office, einen ^oilen 
 befleiben, rin 'iinii i>enviilten. To - water, 
 1. n>a|TcrBi(t)t fein. 2. i Miigen, gelien. To 
 
 - one's tougue, (o (eiii 'JJJiuil h«ilten) ((tjiuei. 
 gen. To - one's peace. (T'l I'ein , fit^ rnhig 
 uerl)ititen. To — one's laughing, tat l'nd)t'!l 
 l)<iUeii, fid) be* SJiittjen* entljniten. To - a 
 wager, iveiten. To — in rrpniHiion, i'd)AQrn. 
 To - any one well, a) f (Tfnxts oiif ftineii 
 l;iilten. bj t e* gut uiii (^mrm nicinen. To 
 
 - at a great rale, ^ed) l)iilten. To - friends 
 with any one. OeniniiBe* JreunB bleiben. 
 To -any one in hand, G'liien mil eitetit 
 a5ertV"d)niigen , ipi-ffniiiiflen Ijinhniren, o 
 am Olarrenreile Ijerninfnljren. We hold 
 you iu the same degree of veneratiJu, 
 ivir ct)ren &ie nid)t lumBer. To - fast, 
 a) fell i)alten. b) bet}alien. To- place, 
 StaiiB i)alten , fid) ivacfer i>ertl)eiBigeu. 
 To - the bent, tSfanB, ©tid) Ijfllfeil. 
 T« — one's dagger to any one's throat, 
 6'inem Ben Ztold) an Bie i<ei)le fe^en. To - 
 one's own , a) fciiieii (»riiiiB ii. 2>i>Ben ver> 
 tieren, StaiiB tfalitn, au*l}aiten. b) giticteii 
 (Ed)ritt l)alit», nid)t iiinidbleiben. To - 
 battle, II fid) lurtiren. To - ones legs, t 
 fi(t) oiif ben 'Semen l)«lten. To - water, 
 [-War.j Bte JCicnien i1reid)eii. - water with 
 the starboard oars! ['OJirtr.] (Ireirf) ©teller* 
 bcrB! To - plow, pfti'igen. - the mortise, 
 
 1. mi 3flpfen, in Ber &iig« biriben, (Bnl)er) 2. 
 n)iBer|'let)eil. Wiieu we — lumor from wk>it 
 we fear, yet know not what we fear, lueilM 
 ivir Ben ®egcii|lanB unierer 5iird)t rtf)iieH, 
 ol;ne ii;n geiiaiicr {ii frimeii. .Shak. That 
 would not - taking, Ba* iwfirBe 6a* ^niiB« 
 Ijabtii, >Hiifai7eii nidjt iiertragen. 
 
 To hold back, jiirij(fl;alten, abivcQrea, 
 l)enmieii. 
 
 To hold forth. 1. T vprf)alteil. 2.^ 
 portragen, prebigen OJfemiingeii to. 
 
 To hold in, 1. f (ml)aiien. 2. t im 
 Saimie Ijalten, fnrj l)airtn. 
 
 To hold off, I. auijaiten, intfernen, 
 entirnit Ij.ilten. 2. ivenhnltrn. 
 
 To hold on, I. fornri)!'!! (&twa*); br« 
 t)arren dm. 2. forthiii befieiben (eiiirn '?{niig>.. 
 
 To hold out, 1. au*ilrr(frn, l)iiil)alirii. 
 
 2. Ijmljalieu, niibirten, Barbieten. 3. t «"•» 
 l)aitni, rriragrn ( £d)incrieH :c.;. Suah. ^ 
 \)a»cu (^rrutiBi(t)aju. 
 
422 Fate. f/ir. fall. fat. ^U. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, ii8r, got, oil, cldfid. TAbe, tub, full. t//in, TUU. 
 
 HOL 
 
 i. Fortune holds out these to you n» 
 rewards. B. Jon.som. 
 
 To hold out weight, (»t'ivi(f)i t)nitei\. 
 To hold up. 1. a) niifl)c6eti. b> in Me 
 ^hi)t t)alten (ten ^opt lo. 2. i a) ertjalten, 
 Aufred^t fjnitcii. b) in tSdjuQ i)i:l;mt:ii, uincv 
 ftii^eii. c^e-inen aiifrid)teii. 3. aiifljaUeii, l)iii> 
 |jn(ten. 4.uorjeigen, uortjaluii. 5.f ilfitjen. 
 4. He held up to view the proupect of 
 gaiu. Webster. 
 
 Hold, *■ n. 1. T (inne()nlten, aiiflpren 
 }ii gt'fjen) Ijalteii. 2. i gelten , nniueiieb.ir 
 I'l'iii, flfgrunfttt, Ijiiltbnr Tein, nd)t befuiiDen 
 luerDeii. 3. a) f ©toiiD l)rtlten, )ld) l;alten. b) 
 firf) tjnlten, (td) '"' 'spreife crl;nlreii. 4. Cniiern, 
 auiljren. 5. foribei1el;en, turrDaiiecii. 6. (Ij^ilti 
 bat, tiauerljnft ftiii) (jalreii. 7. (fVom) fid) 
 entf)alteii (Der lOriineii ic). 8. (fiebtii) l)nl: 
 rcii. 9. nil eiiier 'JJfeiiiung fjnitcit, aiif eincr 
 TOeinimo biileljiti. 10. t fid) &f|lnfii]eii (u. 
 9iacf)rid>teii). Shak. 11. t (foD fit^ erljcbcn 
 (fur ©tiien, t>. t). feme ?J5iirtci ergieifeiO. 
 2. This is a sound argument in many ca- 
 ses, but does not hold in tlie case 
 under consideration. 3. a) Our force by 
 land hath nobly held. Shak. 5. While 
 our obedience ho 1 d s. Milton. 6. The 
 rope is strong; 1 believe it wilt hold. 
 W. 7. His d;iuntless heart would fain 
 have held from weeping. Drvden. 
 8. The plaster will not hold. 
 To hold true, fid) btn)C[l)ttn , iidj 6efln> 
 ttgen, SJnr&e l)nirtii. To - good, a) gut 
 o&. flUiitlig leiii. b) gi-grfiiibet ifiii, gclteii. 
 — therefore, Augelo, (ni)te furt, 'Uiigelo ju 
 bieibeii. Shar. To - current, gciifljmigr iui;r> 
 tell. Shak. [vrf&iijeii, ['tfturiidj reDeii. 
 
 To hold forth, eiiitii aSortrng Ijiilteii, 
 To hold from, 1. Ijfrriiiinmeu , l)er> 
 rilljren, niif gcl^eii , I;erfommeii uoii ... 2. 
 rcljaiigen uoii ©lucm. 
 
 To hold in. 1. iimc ()alteii , ein^alten, 
 
 nil fid) ()alteii, fit*) t)'iueii. 2. f fid) Ijolten 
 
 (iiii ©piele tc). Swipt. 
 
 1. He was tempted to laugh; he could 
 
 hardly hold in. Such as can — in, 
 
 fieiite, tie eiiieu ^imi fnUcii fuiuien, il;m 
 
 treiibleibeii ii. il)ii iiid)c i<errarl)eti. Shak. 
 
 To hold of.., nbl)aiigeii utni . . . 
 
 To hold off, ftd) eiitfenit, tern (jnlteii, 
 
 <iU6iv)eid)en, fproCe ttjun. 
 
 To hold on. 1. (ortCniiern , niifjalteii. 
 2. a) feil f)altcii. b) fid) t'etl an &i\mi l;iil> 
 ten, fid) t)nuen (a\\). 3. (fortfuljren) nnl)iiireii. 
 1. The trade held on many year.s. Swift. 
 To hold out, 1. a> (iu5l;alteii , iiiifi 
 Itiincrn , iiid)t nnd)lnf|en. b) (liiiiPljiift Dieis 
 ben. 2. aj nuil)nlten , fid) l)Mun. b) fic^ 
 erl)alteii. 3. iunl)reii , Duiiern. 4. iureid)en. 
 5. to make a war -, euien ivrieg ill tie 
 Ciinge jieljen. 
 1. He will accomplish the work, if his 
 strength holds out. W. 2. a) The 
 garrison still held out. b) A con- 
 sumptive constitution may hold out 
 a few years. W. 
 
 To hold out against, Ginem luiters 
 (lehen. [Ijaiigcn ; (Id) befennen ju 6-nuii6. 
 To hold to, fid) Ijiilien (in. .; (j-innn an. 
 To hold together, i U. i jni'auinieiii 
 ^Iten. 
 
 To hold under vb. from, flbljniigeti 
 
 HOL 
 
 uon ©inem , 5emrtn6< Se^nSninnn fein. 
 
 Petty barons holding uuder the 
 greater barons. Hume. 
 
 To hold up, 1. t fit^ nufre(ftr ()niten; 
 jld) Ijo.lten , Hd) bcfjiuipten. 2. Umpers.j fid) 
 l)Mcn (I'Din iS3ettcr). 3. (befjer to keep up) 
 gicid)eii iSdjrirt f)iilten , fid) bfljii l)altcn. 
 
 To hold with, e* niit ©inetii Ijiilten, 
 3enuinD5 'ilJiirtei nel;nien. 
 
 Hold, imperaiiv. ^alt! Ijnit eiii ! i)alc 
 nuf! - fast! Ijiilt fell! 
 
 Hold, t. 1. a;mifig in 2$erbtn!)ung 
 niit StitiuiJrtern , j. 25. keep, quit, take, 
 lay, have) Dil« ^rtltcn , btr i?iUt, ®riff. 
 
 2. ber i^iilt, ai3iDerl)rtlt, 'HwljuU, Die ©tiiye. 
 
 3. (Die '3Kiid)t ^n bttjaltav ber 33efi9. 4. bie 
 ®emiilt, ber ^tniprnd). 5. ber ©eiualjrram, 
 bno ®efangnip, ber ajerl)<ift. 6. t bie ij>anb, 
 ®eiunit. 7. (of, upon) Der (S-infliip canf;. 
 8. ber fid)ere >Jliifenrl;iiIt, bn6 Soger (eineS 
 loilDeii ll;ier6 jc.). 9. f bie jJeiTung, ^e|le, 
 ber feile Drt. 10. [■i))fiir.] ber @d)itf6!, Kiel; 
 Miim. 11. [■'Mfiif) bii6 3luel)altung?jeid)cn. 
 
 2. If a man be upon a high place, witli- 
 out a good hold, he is ready to fall 
 Bacon. 3. On your vigor now, my 
 hold of this new kingdom all depends. 
 Milton. 4. The law hath yet another 
 hold on you. Shak. 
 
 6. King Richard, he is in the mighty 
 
 hold 
 Of Bulingbroke. Shak. 
 
 7. . . . Gives fortune no more hold ol 
 him than is necessary. Dkvdeh. 
 
 After-hold, ber l;iiuere ^ielrauni. 
 Fore-hold, ber uurbere IJieiruum. Strong 
 -, a) bie Jeilnng. b) i bie 'Jlu6fiiid)re, G-nt; 
 fd)ulbigung, bie iiion iniuur geiceiiD niad)t. 
 
 To take - of.., to lay -on.., I. (&ineilj 
 ergreifen, faffeiij Jpiinb legeii din). 2. ± aj 
 evgreifen. b) ergreifeii, benu^eii (eiiie GJe> 
 leflcnl)cit :c.). To lay — on, to put in -, 
 (to lay in -,) (5-inen ocrf^nfren , einfeijen. 
 To get - of, griuaS eripiid)eii , fiingcu. To 
 have - upon, ui>er ©tiua* fficiualt l)iiben. 
 N'ever quit your -, Inpt Ilie fal;reil , lUilS 
 il)r fd)on in ^linDen ()abt. They could not 
 take - of our words, fie fonntcn uns iiid)t 
 bcifuninieii , ivir gnbeii ii}iieii biird) uiii're 
 ^iJorte feine iSiope. To let go one's -, (yt' 
 lua* f'lljren Inffeii, fitfe Qmai ciugel;eii inffen. 
 To keep a good - of the laud, fid) Ual;e 
 beini t'nnbe l;iiUeii (i>on @d)t(feii>. 
 
 Hold-back, bn6 ipinberni(j. — fast, 
 
 1. a> Der ipofen , iXing , ba& 93iinD, bie 
 iJlnninier. b) Der iilcniniljnfeii (Der lifdXer;.. 
 
 2. ± Der ivnicfer. 3. Der i)5iicfiin. Shar. 
 Huldeil, hoi'dn, pp. I), hold. 
 Mulder f hol'diir, «■ 1. ber, bie 
 
 i^iilienDe, ber>?alter. 2. ber ^ad)ter, iptid)= 
 ler; Sel)n6niiiiin. 3. (S-tiua^, luoburd) eine 
 iSad)e geljiilten mirb; Der 91uf|1eigriemen 
 dim ©lUtel). 4. ber Onljnber, :i5tfii;cr, (.rig: 
 lier. 3. lipailbelj X — of stock, or shares 
 in a joint concern, ber »2l;tieiiinl)iiber , 
 'iiftienbefitjer, ')}?itt()eill;iiber. 6. I'iDfrtr.j (iu 
 ucr, Der iin Jlielnuinte berd)in'fiat 'll/ P'- bie 
 airbeiter, »ilrbeit6leiite im tgd)i|f6raume. 7. 
 A - up, Der 'i5e|d)iii>er, 55ei|lanb. 8. A - in, 
 (J-iner, ber befd)rmifi, nbl)air. 
 
 Holder of a bill, l^anbel] ber '3X>cd)> 
 feliiii)iiber , ^pr^eiger tiuei iiiitdfieli. 
 
 HOL 
 
 HolderTortli, holdurfortV, «. 
 
 Der iiffenrlid)e JfeDner, 9?ebner oD. 'iprebiget 
 nui Dem ©regreif. Hudidras. 
 
 Holding, h6lding, t. I. bi-\6 £)iil< 
 ten, ber ip.ilt. 2. i Der (Jinflug, bie PJemnlt 
 (iiber). Burke. 3. DoS $iid)f3uf, Die «5Rpie» 
 rei; bai i!el)ngut. 4. bet Gljor eine« &t> 
 fiiigee. Shak.. 
 
 H old! ng- forth, bie ©trnfpreDigt. 
 
 Hole, hole, (nngelf. hoi; l^ofl. hoi; 
 bmi. hill, hule; fd)m. Iial; gr. koilas) s. 1. 
 Die 5?5t)Ie.. 2. bai Sod). 3. (bie fd)led)re, 
 Dunfle 2Bi>f)nnng> bai Sod), i^unbelrd). 
 Drvden. 4. 1 Die 9Ui#iliid)t. 5. bie Siirte, 
 6. [ii)pogr.] bai ^nnfnirlDd). 7. (>2lrii(l.I 
 bie itnminer (einer ^nnonc). 
 
 Arm-hole, a) bie Sldjfelgnibe. b) bn< 
 -Jlrnilod) (iin ^leibern). - where the rudder 
 traverses the ship's counter, tOKiir.] bilj - 
 ipennegat. 
 
 To be full of holes, gnnj biir(ftli^(i)ert 
 I'ein. He has a - to creep out at , er l;at 
 eine Sliififf'"')' bereit. To lake down a -, 
 feine 'ilnfpri"id)e jc. ()eraf'i'iintnien. 
 
 Prov. To pick a — in any one's coat. O 
 1. (S-meii in ipiinbel periuirteln. 2. Gineo 
 lad)erlid) nMd)en , fd)rauben. 
 
 Hole, V. n. in eiu Sod), in eine i^ohlc 
 gel)en. B. Jonson. 
 
 Hole, V. a. I. ^5()(en, (iM*l)Ol)len; 
 26d)er niiK^en in (5?olj 20. 2. [2)i(liirDfp.] 
 (eiiien 93cifl) niad)e!i , in's Sod) fpiclen. 
 
 Holibut, ho'lebut. ( s. [Od)rhi)oI.] 
 
 Holyhiit, ^ Die 5peilbiitre. 
 
 Holidmil, hol'edam, (p. holy u. 
 dam) «. bie l}eiiige 3iiiigfrnu. . 
 
 By my h o I i d a m ! bei metiier Ireii ! 
 
 Holidny, hnledii, f. Holy day. 
 
 Holily, ho'lele, adv. 1. f i)eili(j 
 (unoerletjlid)). Shak. 2. fronini, l;eili3, rein 
 pon SSerbrcii)''!'- 
 
 HoIiiie.«!9, hA'lenes, *. I. bie ^eii 
 ligfeit (niortilird)e 9{eiiil)cit u. 25o(lfDntiiien» 
 |jeit>. 2. bie ipeiligPeit, groniniigCeir. 3. <tet 
 Smliinb bei ®c^eiligtfein«) bie ipeiligfeit 
 (eine6 Xenipeld 20. 4. (ein liiel bei ^$ap« 
 ilei II. eljenial* ber gried). Hiiifer; bie ^ei« 
 ligfeit. His -, ©cine 5peiligfeit. 
 
 Holliig°-ax, h6'liiig-aks, «. bai 
 ^iiiiDbeil (Der 3i>ii"ierleiite). 
 
 Holla, hollo', > iuierj. a) f)(in[o!)l 
 
 Holloa, S ''^"<<' ^> ['yii^\r.] 
 
 bie 'Itntiport nuf einen 3»ruf , jiim 3«id)eii, 
 Dii^ ninn Deiifelbeii uerilnnbeii Ijat u. bereit 
 ill. c) 3uruf }uni ©tillilel)en ber iJjferDe ut 
 ber D{eniibnl)n. Shaiu 
 
 Holla,/ (niigelf ) ahlowan) v. n. l;nl« 
 
 Hollo,5 lol) fct)reien, rufeii. -co. 
 ipeden. Shah. 
 
 Holla, : I: bai ^oda, ber diuf. 2. 
 (ber 3uruf on ^ferbe fliU ju (lel)eu) iai 
 DI),D. 
 
 Holland, hol'land. s. I. [®eogr.) 
 $o(lnnD. 2. Die (;o(lniiDird)e Seijiiwnub. 3. 
 o ber 2Bnd)l)0lDerbranntipein. l^oUnnDer. 
 
 Hollander, hollandur, 4. btt 
 
 Holleu, hol'ten, f. Holly. 
 
 Hollow, hot'l<!), (niigelf. hoi; l^otL 
 hoi; fd)m. hSlig) adj. I. ^ l)M)l. 2. (tl«f 
 liegenD, perticft) l)ol)l. 3. ± a) holjl, buii»»>f 
 ((ijernafd) 10. l» f«lf4 (Per|leUt;. c> loitec 
 (®ruiib;. J 
 
FAte. far. fall, fat. M4. met Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cUiul Tube, tub, full. t/i\n, THis. 423 
 
 HOL 
 
 Hollow spar, [Wmttaiq.] bit ^t^ifU 
 A><it^. - iroD (to blow glaxs), tit $fi'ife. 
 - nquare. f^JJilit-l t>ti4 SSiercrf. bit jjeuitrre 
 6it)ia(t)torDnuiig. - road, Cer ipoljiiueg. 
 
 Hollow-checked, t)ol)iiuaiii)ii} , tin> 
 fltfalUne SBnrfen IjabeiiD. --eyed, l)cl)l> 
 fliiijig. —hearted, fill|'ctf)frjig, f>Vli"d>. 
 --root, (!8ot.] a) bit i()ot)(iBur}, JDiltrs 
 lu)ei. b) iai 33iftun(rnut. c) Dcr fiioUige 
 C-trrau<t>. — ware, bit J^oljliodart, bo* 
 iE»cl)lglo«. 
 
 Hollo^v, «. 1. bie^&l)Ie, bn« $ot)lt, 
 bit i^ui}liii)g- 1. iai £oct) , bie Oinibe. Ad- 
 BisoH. 3. bie ^bt)lt (111 btt Q-rbf). 4. bit 
 CrlTiiiiiig, 9<iiiiic, btr J^anal, 6><iiif|. 
 
 The h 1 1 o w of the hand, bie l)Ui)le $aMb. 
 
 llullU«V, (iinoelU bolian; ■>. a. 1. 
 ^I'lji mact)tn, l)i)l)len, au*t)i)l)l«ii. "i. (out) a) 
 oii^h&i'Uii. i>) liporjeUnnirtbt.J nufibuiK^eu. 
 
 llullu%Vy V. M. fct^reien, f. Holla, 
 U o 1 1 o. 
 
 HulloYV, «. bai &t\<bTti. 
 
 To give a hollow, $aUi>l) rufcn, (ill 
 dtii^tti iiiiirtjtn. 
 
 Hollowly, bol'loli, ad». 1. t 
 (bijtig. 2. f'llfd). uiir(bit<t)tc ^eifc. 
 
 Hollo «vueit8) hol'lbae*, «. 1. ba< 
 i^ol)le, bif Jpoljluiifl. 2. bie Salfrfjbeii, 
 
 Holly f hoi'la, (nnQcH. holegit; t)un. 
 hbUi) «. riJut.]-obet — tree, bie iSied)' 
 yfllnit. (Sea — , l33ot.] bie "D^iiinetrcu. 
 
 Knec' holly, [!8ut.j ber ^JJimiCeburii. 
 
 Holly-grove, bet 8(ed)pAliiieiibii|'d}. 
 -.ro&e, bie dii^Die. — wand, DitQitttt, 
 €|.'iei)tutl)e. 
 
 Mollybut, horUbut, ^ «. bie 
 
 Hollybuiit, hol'lebiiiit. ^:^)eilbiitte. 
 
 Hullylioek, hol'liiiok, (aiigcir- 
 fcoiihoci J. lajot.j bie Piofeiipiippel. 
 
 Holm, h6liu , «. I. brr i;>elm, a) ber 
 fflSerber, bie fleine Omel, beioiiber* in eineni 
 pliiffe. b) ber i^ijgel. c) ber niebere ©trid) 
 fi.inbe« (rtii ber «U|U). 2. l»ut.) - pb. -- 
 oak, --tree, bie <Bttinti(tft , (&ted>ei(tK. 
 
 Hoi mite, boroiU, «. I'iSiiiieriilg.] 
 bfT ^olmit. [bn4 Sriuibupier. 
 
 Holocnust, hol&kiwtt, (gr.) «. 
 
 Hoit>f^ri»plk, bolograf, (Hol'o 
 gram III on) tgr.) «• bad eigriii^iinbig, mil 
 ciqener i^^iitb gei'dyriebene leitaiiicnt ob. Z)o< 
 fument. ^ ^ ^ 
 
 HologrrnphiCv holigrafik, a<^'. 
 etqriil)iiii6ifl , nut eifltntr ipnnb gei'djriebeii. 
 
 Holoiiieter, boionr^tur, (gr.) «■ 
 [®eom.] ber 'illliufffer , <J5rtnti)meter. 
 
 Holotliiiria, hol^t/tdrea , *. ber 
 aSM-enfiid) - fcie ©eeblflfe. 
 
 Holp, hAlp, ) • prmet. n. pp. 
 
 Hoi|ien, hulpn, ^ ucn help. 
 
 H<»lMter, bul'stur, (ongelf. heoUtor) 
 «. Me ^t|lole!il)Oifter. 
 
 H o I « t r r cap, bie i^Dlftrrrappc. 
 
 Holsfered, bbl'uurd, adj. S?pU: 
 tern tragnib. Bvkow. 
 
 Holt, hnit, (Migclf. holt) t. I. « rb. 
 ^ ^fr Walt), $nin, tai ®el)6lj. 2. [Derti.J 
 bie $».ilbf. 
 
 Holy, h&'li, (angelf. balig; fc^w. he- 
 llg; bnii. hellig) adf. 5 l)eilifl. - *• ba6 
 
 The holy efholiei. |! bn« 9infr(jeilifl(le. 
 *lo»t -, nUer^^eiliflil. - rood, brtd Rvtui. - 
 
 HUM 
 
 ghost, holy spirit, ber l^eilige @ei|l. - land. 
 
 b<\i Ijcilige Snnb (ilSiilaiTtna). - slirine. dij 
 .$eiligtt;uiii, .^eiligeiibilbi ber t)eiiige &arfi>: 
 ptjng. 
 
 Holy-eross-day, (etn ^e\t in rum. 
 J^irdje) bic£reuierl}i)f}ung. --day, koleda, 
 a) «. 1. it\i Jytjl, ber 0e|l((ig, tyeierrag. 2. 
 ber tyreiibeiitag. SIiak. 3. ber 0>if;)^[«t)- ^■ 
 eer gfierrng; pi. bie Jerieii; »et --dayi. 
 uioveulile --daya, Ic^rijll. fiilleiiber] Ull> 
 beiv(gli4)e , bt»)t^i(t)t ^tile; —-time. Die 
 ^ejlieii, JtierWge. b) atlj. fejlli^); ^e]1', 
 -^cititiig^ > (filing :c.;i — clothes, bu 
 ^eiifUiber; --man, ber ^rirfler. --one, 
 hol'ewun, p <^> ( enipl)ntii'il) (lir &iHt uiiC 
 (Il)ri|hit> ber .^eilige. b) i^euuc, ^rieiler^ 
 cer .Ipeilige. — rood -day, (geil ber roni. 
 iiird)c) bie ^rtiiierl)i>l)ung. --rose. 
 i^ot.J bie luilbe Salbci. --thistle, hoi • 
 ciAissl, ISiot.J bie 33it(erbi|lel, cer Xaxtv- 
 beiirbiften. — -thursday, Ccr ipiutiiiel< 
 fii^rtacng. —-water, [roiii. ivirive] bii^ 
 iweiljiuoffer ; — waiersprinkle, -- 
 w a I e r • s 1 1 c k, ber ibeit)ivtb(l j --water- 
 pot, — -water-stock, btt Siieit^rtjtd. 
 - week, bie Cl}orivid)e. 
 
 HoiMa|{^e, homaje, (fr. bommage, 
 miCtdtlUcrl. homugium, v. lot. liumo> t- 
 1. [grciibiilr.] bie £r|)ii6p|{i(t)c , 4""^'iiu"fl' 
 Crr (i'lb ber Irene. 2. x Die lliueriuertniig, 
 llntcriuiirngfeit , S'tjrf'iirc^i , (S'i;ra-bu'tiiiig. 
 
 To do homage, Die iitl)HiH>fli<i)t , 5fUU 
 Diguiig leiilen , l;ulbig(n. 
 
 Homag^e, «■ a. 1. (JJaibalr.] f)uU 
 Mgen. 2. t Qulbiaeuj fcine &l)rturd)t be; 
 jeigen. lt)ulDigiing6pf{id)tig. 
 
 Hoilltt/J'eable, bonrajeabl, adj. 
 
 UomaKer, hom ajur, <■ 1. f Dcr 
 l'et)ii«niann , £Sii|'aU. 2. t ber ^nlDiger, 
 I'uurcbner. Shail. [l!unibcnViei. 
 
 Hombre, om'bur, «. b(\i $Dinber>, 
 
 Home, home, (aiigeir. tiauii bcuij'ct) 
 
 U. t)oll. tftiw, \d)\v. hem; Diiii. hieiu) «. 1. 
 
 bai ^i\ut c2iji>\fui)aud , bie '^vl;nung>. 2. 
 
 Die ^eimatt). 3. 1 bie .^emuiil). 4. || bit 
 
 :()einintl; ibai Qirab, btt lob, ba« iufuni> 
 
 lige Ceben). 
 
 2. Lei altairs at home be well managed 
 
 by the Adminisualion. 3. Fiandria, 
 
 by plenty, made the home of war. 
 
 FaiuR. 
 
 At home, 1. ju .^aufc, baf;eim. 2. ii< 
 ber $einunt). 
 
 Prov. To go to one's long home, flers 
 ben. - is -, let it be erer so homaly, 
 eigener ^eerb ifl fflolbe« tontt). 
 
 Home, adj. 1. a) Derb, tuc^ti^, 
 frmrifl, nrtdjerntfli* (®d)lng i(.). b) ttiftig, 
 \1att (u. ©ruiibeii). 2. ijeiimict), eintjeiniiid). 
 
 Home- depart meat, bai 'i&iini|le< 
 riuni be< Onueru. 
 
 Home, adv. 1. ^eim, nad> ^Aufe, 
 jii $iniie (geljen, briiigtn to. 2. l;eini (in 
 Die 4>einint()). 3. i a) geiinii. b) oI)iit 
 gdjeu, frti, nintl;ig. c) gaiiilK<>, gniij n. 
 giw; OHi eine trejfenbe itrt. Shak. 
 
 To draw home, vin ©terben liegen. 
 This consideration comes — to our inter- 
 est, biefer aSetrndjt becntfi unfer OnreniK 
 iinniittelbiir. That comes - to you, bai 
 jielt gernbe ouf ®ie. To hit --, to strike -. 
 Den rec^ten 3le<t (rrffen , eiii« iH.Trr^ii. To 
 
 HOM 
 
 strike, or to hit any one home, Gitien aitft 
 '}leugerile treiben. To strike one -, Sineti 
 u\i f&odit)otn jngen, einrreiben. Tiiac will 
 come — to liim, baS luirb il;in nod) eiiigej 
 rninft loerben, er niirb ti fdjoii empniiDen. 
 To speak - to tlie point, jur .^anptfail)* 
 roiiiuien. He was brought -, cr lUurDe 
 heiniijefi^icft ob. nbgefil^rt. 
 
 To haul home, [■•JJJar.] nnlplen (©egeO. 
 The anchor comes -, (■•DJiir.j ber 3Iiifee 
 treibt. To be -, [^^Jiiir.] ge[lauet fein (u. 
 Der lonne ic), feilliegon. 
 
 Home-baked, l)rtn6gebnden. — born, 
 a) adj. I) angeboren. 2. (jeimir^, einl)ei« 
 niifd). b) t. bai Sanie^fiiib. — bouud, 
 
 1. tint ber Jiiicfreife begriffen ob. bejtnblift). 
 
 2. iia(i) >pau|'e ^nriictrel^ren inii([euDi nacj) 
 :^au\t bejhmnit. — bred, l. nuijeboren. 
 I. bcimii'd), ein^eimift^. 3. im SiiiiDe ob. ju 
 .^atife er^ogen, im £anDe gejogen; uiige< 
 piIDtt, rol). --brewed, im ^piiiife gebraut. 
 --commodities, pi. SunDeifrtbrifate, 
 einl;eiimi'd)e 'HSoaren. --customer, [^iiu 
 DdJ ber ^au^fnnbe ; pt. bit iiilaiiDiul)* 
 Kiinbr(i)<i(t. --example, bn6 ijnmilieiu 
 ^eiipiel, i)atcrliinDi|'4)c, u»i Aitgii^eiioe ob. 
 irctfenbe 2}ei|Vicl. —-expression, bet 
 Derbe, trejfenbe <ilu£bru(f. -felt, 1. inner* 
 U<i), ticfob. in eigener 'ikufl enipi'nnben. 2. 
 bi6 iii6 3'"<ir|legel)enb. --tr eight, ['•))far.l 
 Die i){ricfjrad)t. --jest, ber beibe, beigenbe 
 £d)ert. --keeping, ^u ^auft bkibenb. 
 Shak. --made, ini 2anDe ob. in ^iiiife 
 gema^t; --made cloth, bie ^auiltiU' 
 ivtUibi —-made commodities, £iiHbe4« 
 f.ibrifiue, einljeiniifdje sajmucn. — news, 
 4. pU bie >Renigtetten <iu6 beiii £5nterMnbe 
 oDer uon .^lUife. --proof, ber fniftige 
 3)eiuei«. --reason, ber triftige ©runb. 
 --speaking, Die (raftige, einDriiigli(l)e 
 9{ibe. — spun,a)a<<;. 1. jn i^aufe oDet 
 tin Siinbe gefvonncn, uerfrrtigt, eiiil;eimi|d). 
 i. I |\t)lirf)t. grob. 3. i |"c^id)t, grub, rol», 
 mige|'4liwt)t ; — spun cloth, bic $(iu«i 
 letinviuib. b) s. 1. ba6 ^^niidgeiVinil, <b<\t 
 l;er) 2. i ber ungf|'d)lari)te itcrl. Shak. 
 --stall, — stead, 1. bie ^iin^iliUte. 2. 
 t ber Urfi^. — thrust, ber berbe (Stop, 
 ^eritttfM- --trade, ber 25iniienl;iinbel. 
 
 Homeless, home'les, adj. ^ett 
 maH)loi, oljiie iptimiul). 
 
 Homelily, home'llli, adj. un^tt 
 l'd)I>id)t, niijieriicl). 
 
 Homeliness, honie'lenas, «. I.f 
 Die $aii<liit)feit. 2. T Die fflrobljeit (einei 
 Jjleibe5 IC). 3. 1 aj Die &)robf)eit ber ®e> 
 \i(t>tiiAfit , ^hpU<i)tiii. b) bie Sio^Ijeit Ott 
 
 Homelot, home'lot, «. bat einge< 
 l)ag(e (ijcuiiDiiruf , niif oDer nebeii iveld)i:m 
 b<\6 2iJof)nl)aii6 jleljt. [grob. 
 
 Homely, lionie'le, adv. f I'djlKiK^ 
 
 Homely, adj. l. t l;i.'iniird>. 2. a> 
 rinfiid), uiigeriiiiilelt, |'d)lid)t. b) grob; un« 
 jierlid), l)ii6Ud). 3. rof), niigebilDet. 
 
 Hoiuelyu, Uumelin, I. [3(i)t^Q0f.] 
 
 Der (4)iiUtri d)e. 
 
 Hoaner, h&mur, «. 1. (ber Dic^^ter) 
 
 v)i>nier. 2. (em inb. <))fii0) ber ^emn (s 
 
 5 ^^iiiten). 
 Homeric, h&nilr'ik, ) adj. Ipt 
 Houierical, huuieickal,^ merifiti 
 
424 FaJe, far, fall, fat. M*, met. Fine, ffn. NA, move, n^r, got, 6il, cl^i^. TAbc, u\h, fflll. t7/in. Tlllg. 
 
 HOM 
 
 Hoine^Vftrd, hAme'wird, ^ 
 
 lloine>V»rdst, homewardi, J 
 (flitoeii. iiai" >i. weardj nde. f^eiiniunrtd. 
 
 Homeward-bound, fliif bet diu(t> 
 ttt)T bciriffen o^. befSnOIicfj (©rf>iff), nnrf) 
 J5>iuife beilimmt. [berifd). 
 
 Homicidal, homist'dal, adj. mbr-. 
 Homicide, hom'eside . <lnt. ho- 
 micidiiiiii) *. 1. iet Ii'&trcl)liia< 'OKW& , Cie 
 TOorfttljat. 2. ber loCtfcbtiitjet , ''K&rOer. 3. 
 •f cie 3frft&nin<J- 
 
 HomiietiC, liomelet ik, ^ 
 
 Homiletical, homelet Ikal. ^ 
 (gr.) cij- •• flffedifi, iminiinglic^. 2. [il;eol.] 
 1 Diiii(i'tiril) (fntiji'ItunBig). 
 
 Homilist, linm'elist. t. 1. [If^erl.] 
 ber 5?inniliftT, $LiiiiiiteiirdK"t'er- 2. btr 
 ^nujrlrebiuT. Beaumost. 
 
 Homily, linm'^le, (gr.) «■ I. Me 
 ^ptiiilie, Sd;rprebigt, £nnjcl«be. 2. i bie 
 ^rebigr. 
 
 Hommoc, honi'mok. t. [Wnr.] 
 bcr jiiiueilcii niit Sdiimcn bebecfte fleiiie 
 ^ilflfl dim Oktlnbe bei «))?ecrf«). 
 
 Hommony, hoin'mnne, (inbinii. 
 553.) s. ['TiDrrnm.l cine 3lrt grubeii, mit 
 tt>rtiT« niigetiuidjtcn -OTai^trci^. 
 Homoceiitric, hoiiio.sen'tnk, pb. 
 HomOCeiltriC»l,li()iiioseii'tiekal. 
 (gr ) adj Ijonioceurrircf) , mittelpiiiift«eiiiig. 
 Hoinoeomeria, lionieoine'iea. 
 (gr.) ». [^(jilor.J bie >2lel)Mlid)feit bcc etii. 
 jcinen Il)file. 
 
 Homoeopathy, hi'miopat/ie. 
 (j)r.) s. bie 5?oiii5opat()ie o^.ifjiieiiMiiii'rdje 
 A)eilmct()Obe). H omoeopalh'ic, adj. hD> 
 iii6tipiit()ird). H o' ni oe opa t h is t, 4. ber 
 .^cmiiHipiUl}. 
 
 Homogreneal, him^je'neil. I 
 Homoi^eneous, liAmoj^'n^us, ^ 
 (gr.) adj. f;riiii'iii'H , gleicbartig. 
 
 Hoiiiog-enealness, himojc'- 
 nialiies, ob. 
 
 HoitsOg-<>Iieity, Uftmhjini'ite. ob. 
 
 Homoj;;eiie(»usne.*i.s, liumoje'- 
 
 niu^nes, t. bii>{iMcirt)nrtinfeit, ^oiiiogciiitnt. 
 
 Homog-eny, lioui'6jeiie, (gr.) *. 
 
 tic glcidje ?iiUiir. Bacon. 
 
 ■komoiog-ate, hAmol'6gate. (gr.) 
 
 ti. a. gerid)riiii) biriiuigcii (ciiieii J?iintrnfr). 
 
 Homolog<*iifii, hoiiinrogiix. ((]r.) 
 
 adj. ((sjcLnii.] Ijomelog, gIeicl)immiQ CSBm-. 
 
 fel JO. 
 
 HomOltyinOIIS, h^mon'emiis. 
 (gr.) adj. I. [(ijraniiii.) l)Dnn>ni)mir(^, glfi(t< 
 naniig, glfi(<)liiiitenb. 2. jmeiiscutig. — "<<i>- 
 Monion'ymously, aiif eiiie bcpprlftix 
 uige 2Deifc. 
 
 H«»lllOIiymy, hAniAn'^ine, (Ho- 
 rn o n y m ' i t >- ) (gr.) *. bie (55lci(l)natiiigfeit, 
 l»er (5)ifi(f)i,nit, bic Doppclfiiiiiidfcir. 
 
 Homoplioiiy, liAmofAn^, (gr.) 
 «. ber (?>5lei(f)fiiiiig, 0)irirt)linif. 
 
 HomotoiiouN, lioiiiot'oiiaK. (gr.) 
 adj. ITOi'b.] lid) gleid) biribciib. 
 
 Hone, hone. (rd)iv. hen; ntigrff. hae- 
 nan) *. Bor feiiic 20c(}(^ciii; (Btrcid)|ltiii {fur 
 StnflfnneiTcr :c.>. 
 
 Hone, V. a. (t6iiet)eii (©ctrrmetTer). 
 
 Hone, (iu. hawn?; V. n. * fd)nind)reii, 
 
 fl(t) ffl)ncti (iiiid) e-riwfiS). [fine 9Jrt ©ii»n. 
 
 Houe-wort, h^ue'wurt, «. l^pt.J 
 
 HON 
 
 Honest, on'neKt, (M. honeiitus; 
 
 fr. honnete) adj. I. red)rfd)nffcii, cljrlid), bie< 
 ber, red)rlid), reblid) (uoii ■iperroiieii). 2. el)r> 
 lid) (ipiiiu-^el :c.). 3. cljrlid), iuifrid)tig. 4. 
 ehr&ar, iiiit>e|'d)P(teii. 5. rd)irflid), niirl>uifcig. 
 6. el)rbar , fitifmi , nigciiCljiift, f eiifd). 7. + 
 iLutlid) , iuoi;igi-|laitet. 8. fa) tiic^tig, ge; 
 ruiib (<Sd)lage). l) luilig. 
 
 To keep one's sett honest of one's 
 lingers, brt6 >Stcl)leii infyeu , feme laiigeii 
 JiiigiT l)rtben. 
 
 Honest, ». a. -j- ef)ren, jiercii. 
 
 Houestate, on'nestate , v. a. f 
 
 ei)n\i. tbcr >£d)imicf , bie 9limiiirl). 
 
 Honestation, onncsia'klidu, J. t 
 
 Honestly, ouuestie, adv. l.tijv- 
 
 lid), reblitls 2. eljrlid), niitrid)tig. 3. red)t! 
 
 lid), el;rbiir, ri>d)r)"d)iiffcii. 4. el)rUiir, fittfiim, 
 
 nigeni)t)iift, feiiu'^. 
 
 Houestuess, oii'nestn«t, « bie 
 3{eMiri)fctt , &i)riid)feit. 
 
 Honesty, ounesti, (hit. honeslas) 
 *. 1. bie &()riid)fcit, 9{£d)t|"i1)ntfeiil)eit, 3veb> 
 lid)feit, asiebcrfeit. 2. bie (S-|jrlid)feit, Sliif: 
 rid)rigfeit. 3. bie G-ljrbiirftit , ©itrrmiifeit. 
 4. tie greigcbigfeit. Shak. 3. Dii6 'ilii|"fl)eii, 
 bie (5-ljre. Shak. 6. [i»or.] bie ^JKoiibnuite. 
 Prov. Honesty is the best policy, ebr: 
 lic^ iutil;rt ntii laiigileii. 
 
 Houey, hunne. (niigelf. hunig; 
 hufl. Iionig, lioning; |'<^iv, hliiiug) t. f ^(r 
 i?L>iiig. 2. ± bcr ipoiiig, bie ©ugigfeit. 3. ( 
 -, uiy -, sweet -, iiieiii iiiiib(i>e« uber 
 6d)iiijd)eii. 
 2. . . . The king hath found 
 
 Matter against hiai, tliut forever mars 
 The honey of liis language. Siiak. 
 Honey-apple, ber i^i)llig>, ©I'lg:, ^u- 
 IjiiiiiiiJnpfcl. --bag. ber ibii'ucuniflgeii. ^ 
 buzzard, ber 23ieilciifolf. —-comb, 1 
 bie ^iMiigi'c^cibe. 2. bie ia3iirf)6rct)eibe. 3 
 l'2lrtill.] bie Giafle (ber &Uxf iii ber £eelc 
 eiiie itniione). — comb- cockle, ['Oux-- 
 tiirg.J bie (ii)ciiftid)eiimufdjcl, b<\6 'iiici^cu 
 eifcii. —-combed, 1. 3clleii l^iibeiib. 2. 
 ['ilrtifl.] ®a(leu l).i6enb. --cup, [-Biit.j 
 ber ipDiiigfcid) (ber 25iiimen). —-dew, ber 
 i^i'iiigrljiiu. --fall, (J ber uneriunrtetc 
 (yiurfStnd- --flower, bie .Jpoiiigt'luine. 
 --gnat, bie ^uiiigitu'icfe. --guide, bcr 
 5prnigfurfii(f. --harvest, bic ipoiiigeriitc. 
 --locust, [^ut.] eiiie ^itvt iboDiieiilMuni. 
 --moon, bie g(itreriurd)i!ii. --uiouth, 
 1. I ber ^oiiigmnitiii. 2. ± ber ^oiitgmomu, 
 Die 5''t''-'riW''*t)<"- — nioutiied, i ciiieii 
 5pLMiigimiiib l;iibeiib, $i'iiigiu«rf gebriiiid)eiib. 
 Sha*. — stalk, bcr ipciiigflee; bic jtleo 
 bliiiiie. — stone, bcr ■DWfllit, jf)onifltlciii. 
 --suckle, I'^Ot.] tiili ©cipDI.Ut; upright 
 -, bieipcrfeiifiridje; dwarf-, bcr fd)a'ebi|"i1)e 
 ivi^riicibauni; freuch — , bcr ©I'lijfiee. -- 
 sw«et, tjoiiigfil^. --thief, bie fdjiuarjc 
 iboumflctte, SStiiimgride. --tongue, bielpiirtciifd). 7. ('>X?iii(cid)uictt$J aiiilivibig ((i)c» 
 glnite 3iinge. Siiak. --tongucd, gliUt» ; t)iiU). 8. (iiteO cl;icniucril;. 9. iii (i-iigliiu6 
 jiingig. --wort, [Sot.) bie SBiidjsbiiiiiie. foiiiiiit bcr iitcl - beii iiidjtcrii ii. eiiji;iicu 
 Honey, »• w. t ^piugworte ipredjcii, |bc« 25arpii< iiiib bcii jiiiigerii ©oljiicu be* 
 
 HON 
 
 Sotiig betlri<f)en. 1. f)pnigrei<^. 3. i ^onig. 
 
 liiB, i>i'iiig... (-JBLirte). ^ ( ©ii|}igrcir. 
 
 Honiedness, hdnfdues. «. bit 
 
 Honor, on'niir, (lat. honor, honos ; 
 fr. honneur) t. I. § bie Q't)Tt. 2. bie (Jhre, 
 bi\6 'iliifel)eii , aScrbienrt, ber D{iil)!ii. 3. bie 
 Qijve, 2i3iirbe. 4. bie &)vt, (S-|)rfiird)t, eijr* 
 ccbictimg. 5. Die (Jl;re , a) bie iiigciib, 
 •3{eittfd)»tfeiil,icit. b) ber giire -Jfuf, gut* 
 Ofame. 6. bie (J-ljre (bii< eijrgrf liljl ). 7. bie 
 (i-lireiibcicigiiii,). 8 $ bic ipcl^eit, ^Ijjilrbe. J*. 
 bieG-ljre, 3icrbe. 10. pi. a) bie -iiSiirbcii, 
 6-l;rcii (a5orrfd)re bei dianqeS , ber fflcburt . 
 (Jhrcujlcncii, (S-ljreiiamrcr). b)^^crfid)lllll(t, 
 Die 3ierbe. o bieitomplniiciite, 5p6fiirf)feit6.» 
 bcjcigiiiigcii. 11. ( JiiirrcmV. ] bie <yigur, 
 i>aiiptfflrte , ba6 ibiib, ber ^))?iif(ibbr. 12. 
 [gcubtilr.J einc >ilrt ^roiilcljcii. Emcyc. Ji. 
 ('Hiirebe aii ^euiiiiiD) G-I^niiiiibeii ic. His -, 
 Seine G-l^riuiirbcn; your-., Cm. ©nnben. 
 3. Uodlike erect, with native honor 
 clad. Milton. 10. a; Rwsiore me to my 
 honors. Shak. b) Tiie sire then sliouk 
 the —8 of his head. Dbyoeji. 
 
 For the -of.., jii &()ren bti... On 
 Ob. upon my -, bci meiiier Gt)rt, auiQtjve, 
 niif nieine &}vt. Point of -, bcr eijrciu 
 puiift; bie G'l)reiii'nd)c. Lady of - (lo th« 
 queen etc.), bie G-ljrenbiiuie. Court of-, 
 bti6 (^l}reMgcrid)c. A man of -, ein &t)reii* 
 niann. -'s born , brtfi Siiib eiiie* 2Jpriitl)i 
 men. Shak. Act of -, bie Onfcri'eiinonS* 
 rtfte. To give, to pay any one the - due to 
 his rank, ©iiieiii bie feiiiein iliaiige gebul>* 
 rcnbe @'l;re cnucifeii. To do the -s of a 
 feast, bie (5-i)re eiiied ^eiiti mndjen, bie 
 &Aflc, bit jjrembeii euipfiiiigen. To do — , 
 (H)Xt eriueifcii, e-|;rfiird)t bcjci.jcu. To do, or 
 to pay — to a bill of exchange, [^illlDcl] 
 eiiicn 35)cd)|'el l^oiiorireii, diiiki^men, bejiili* 
 leu. To meet due -, [ SBec^filg. ] grl^iliria 
 l)om)rirt, ncccptirt, bcjal)lt lucrDeii. To pre- 
 pare due -, [ipoiiDelJ aiiuinljme fecforgen. 
 To be bound in — to do something, ehrcn* 
 Ijaibcr (^nviif il;iin niiiiTeii. 
 
 ProD. Honors change manner*, Gt^reiU 
 llniib miid)t tinbere £ciue. 
 
 Honor, (lat. houorare) o. a. 1. (i<cr> 
 
 ebrcii, in Ctj^i f^iiltiti) cl)reii. 2. el)reu, 
 
 riil)nicu , erijeben; i)erl)errlid}cit. 3. (with) 
 
 bceljrcn (mit). 4. [ipaiiDeiJ Ijmiorircii, eljreii, 
 
 ncceptiren , 6ejiihieu (eiiieu 2Ceol)fe(>. 5. 
 
 [iUi'ilic.J bcgn'ipeii. 
 
 3. Men are sometimea honored with 
 
 titles and othces, which they do Ho| 
 
 merit. 5. The troops hoaored the 
 
 governor with a salute. 
 
 Honorable, on'nurabi, adj. I. 
 
 el)rciuuctH), cl)rriini. 2. el;rciipi>(l, f()r«nhiift, 
 
 runmlic^. 3. ebel , anilaiibig (mit ber &i;re 
 
 ucrcinbiir). 4 et)reiiPofl, (Lutliil) (23fgriib« 
 
 nipK->' 5. etjrbnr; el;riid). Shak. 6. uw 
 
 fil0o ^orte gcben, ©ut'igfeitcn rngcn. Shak. 
 
 Honey, ». o. fup miid)eu. 
 
 Houey less, hun'neles, aij. fei> 
 ncn poiiig l^nbcnb, ol^iie ^iMiig. Siiak. 
 
 Honied, huuid , > 
 
 Honeyed) ) "'^' 
 
 I. t "I't 
 
 (S-arl*; bcr iitcl Most-, beiii 'J)uirqiii6; 
 ber Zitel Right -, bem Ci«cpuat, 33aroa 
 tinb &arl )u. 
 
 Honorablene.^S, on'nurablnes, 
 «. 1. MS (^l)reiii>i'tle, &l>reiil)i)t(e , (il)xtai 
 wertl^e. 2. ber iUbel, bie fiiiiicbc. 
 
FitP. far. fall. fat. M^. inel. Fine, fin. NA, move, n5r, got, 6fl, cMthd. Ti'ihe. tuh. fnll. t//in, Tflis. 425 
 
 HON 
 
 Honorably. On'nurablc, tide. 1. 
 
 ehtciu>u(l, lUif riiif fl)rfiu>nUe-iirt. 2. nui tiuf 
 
 ait, riil)mlicf)e 'iHtut, tfiljiulid). 
 
 2. The prince honorably iiiterpoiied to 
 
 prevent a rupture between the nations. 
 
 Ilonur»ry,on'nurara.nd;. (rt)reil... 
 
 dircl, "Wtiiilirf jc). 
 
 Honorary, «. (it a)ebaf)r, Qifttrx' 
 icbi'ihv, Cfr tS-ljrfiili't)ii, ^n« ^impmr. 
 
 HoiKkrer, on Miirur. t. 1. itt $(rs 
 
 rfjrrr, e-l>rfiif«. X filter, tier (j-l)rirn, e-|)nii< 
 <le«rn frthfirt. |lo«, iiirt)r flffljrt. 
 
 Hon«»rl«'K8f On'niirlai. aWly. i^f' 
 
 Huoft, hQd. ill SinVtnimeiiK^uiiaen, 
 Atiiifir. had. hade; txiitul) l)rit; f)on. heid; 
 rd)ll>. hel; ^a!l. hed. u>ic ui an hood, child- 
 baod. Hood Aimillt lllit tn tntll. ^llfUIItt 
 nemt, jD tuit itiic ^elll lot. tat ul'crt'tit ; |. ^. 
 g and nans. 0)url)rit-; b ro t h ar liood, Int. 
 fraiernitna. '<J)fiiiid)iiiiil luirb hood <\i\(\) 
 liaad ([tid^nebttt ; ). '^. ni aide ii hand. 
 
 Hood, (niliV'H. Iiod; lu. Iiod) «. 1. 
 >if i{>.iiifre, tier iHuiim}, tic itappt (fctr 5riiUf ii. 
 |iinmer;. 2. t*t Sopiije, '■)}joiicl)6fiH'P<. 3. 
 I '^rn. ) bit (^alfriit) Stappe , ^iiube. 4. 
 l-OTar-l tie Unppe, S?mbt (jur 'ijeDrrfiiiifl 
 M obrrilrii lt)tni tmtr <&.id)(, j. ^. tiiicr 
 $iint|>ir, «inc<^ 3{.iiirt>i'aii(i« k. ). 5. em llm-- 
 {<i)ian. ttt ovn bciii iitiicfirii tiiir6 (MriiCinrtrn 
 ^fr.H>l).iii<lt line ffiiKii ^ofrorftrae nuicujt. 
 
 Riding hood, bit ilapiiie , <})<aiitclfappc 
 0eT 5rniiriiiiiiimcr). 
 
 Proe All haodK make not nioolit, iat 
 Ultib n\a(t)t ten -))fiiiin iiicljt. 
 
 Hood-flower, i^ot.j (Me i)dini'orini(]f 
 !5liiiiic. Hoodniau-bliud, (em €'piel; 
 btt Miiite Jliih. 
 
 Hoo<l, D a. I. T lllit eiiitr Koppe bf 
 flfi^ell, I'trfiippeii. 1. ( J.itfii.J pcrf.ippcii. 
 l)Aiiti(ii. 3. i a) pcrl)Ullcu, perilccfeii. b} be< 
 berfcii. (crow*. 
 
 Hoo<ii<*>crawa, M'(f)ort. > b o o d e d 
 
 Hoo<l%%iiik, hdu'Mink, t>. a. 1. 
 turd) iBirlMiiMiiin bcr ^u(itu Mrii&eii. 2. t 
 crrbrriKii, iH-rliiilli'ii, rrrqeiTrinuiidieiuSHAK. 
 9. t H«u^l•l1, l'r^Dlell^en, iiiiiiVt)*". 
 
 H«>0<Im illli«?<l, hud winki, pp. u. 
 tuij. 1. i<crl>uiu°>eiie 'Uiiocii t)ttbeii&, bliiiO. 2, 
 1 bliiiD; pcrl'leiibei. 
 
 Hoof, liuof, (niigelf. hof; f)i'U. Iioef ; 
 
 fc.^ll. hov; |(t)ai. hof) t. I. tCX Jplir (Ce6 
 
 iM.rbeA lOi Me ftiaiie (qtmiitt l^ittt). 2. 
 
 i ro« Ihicr, fBu'id S3icl). 
 
 2. He had not a single hoof of any 
 
 kind to slaughter. Wakhikgtom. 
 
 To beat tlie hoof, o ill '$UHt (irl}cil. 
 
 Hoof- bound. I ^?CoQiirjiieif.J l)ut)iu>iii> 
 tin. --cast, lllit luiViii i^iift. 
 
 Hoor, B. n. t ni'i)«i>, llrt) I'ornjflrt* >«• 
 aeilfii ouif for S5irl)). 
 
 Hooretl, iiiHifed. adj. ()il)iift, l)iiii,]. 
 
 H<lol<, huuk, (niiaclf. hoc; l)i'[I. Iiaitk; 
 (cbw. hake; lu. h»g) «. I. 5 ttx ipnfru. 2. 
 tic 'JIuflcl, a) tit •)li!rtill)nfcii, t\e JJiKbrtiijjfl. 
 b> Di.' H)urrtii(ifl. 3. J hit Siiiflol, Jade, 
 &(t}liiioe. SiiAK. 4. I SAiiMvirtl)r(t.) a) bit 
 Sid>el. b) Die ipiipr, Jpippe. 5. lloprar-l 
 6ft Iifflflbaffii. 6, tn Slriiiirl ; tie Slend)* 
 jobel. 7. e a) brrS.iMii, a5rrfl)iil. bij»/. Cie 
 gitiflfr. 8. (s;flM^ll.'lrtl)|■c^).) lOerti.) f.a ;ipei 
 3al)re l)iiirrr emaurer beilfUtr« Jtlb. 
 
 A book to bang lueat upon, (ir Jleifc^: 
 
 HOO 
 
 ^nfen, A thapherd'a — , brt oefri'immte 
 i»*atcril.ib. Can--. 6er Sd)cnfeil)iifen. - 
 of tlie forecastle. [-Biar.] Set »2liifci()iif«n. 
 Laying--, bie ^iirbcl. 
 
 By hook and by erook . ailf irntllb etne 
 Olrt, mil iKc(i)t i^ber lliirect)!. To be off the 
 -s, o a) ill llllor^lllllVl feiu; b) aiif(ifl>rii(f)f, 
 \>b\c. ubel aiifiji'icqt leiil. To put olf the -s, 
 eriurneit, aiitbniiijeii. 
 
 Prov. To fiih with a goldea hook, init 
 diner (jolteneii ■Jlniiel fii'djeii. 
 
 Hook--laHd. ba« i]epftiiiit« Sdll^. — - 
 nose, bie $iibid)(diiare. --noted, cine 
 •iiClerr.iKC, ^.ibicl)t6iinte Ijiibeiib. 
 
 Ho<»l4, r «. I. $; i)iir(ii. 2. i (ivie lllit 
 eiiiem ^.ifeit) erreiit)cii ; t)crbi'iiu-l)i'n. Smah. 
 3. T iiuariii ; (biil}rT) 4. t veritrufeii, ftiii<](ii. 
 
 5. (nut emciii ^<ifen feil madjeio nnl)afen. 
 
 6. [ I('(t)iii7l.j fruiuiueii, (me l^dteniorntiiii' 
 Ci>)eiliilt .jcbrii. [ou6lo(f(n. 
 
 To hook on. nnhrtfcii. To -out. t Ijrri 
 
 Hook, V. n. |i(t> rrtiiniiif:i, jul) birgcii. 
 
 Hooked, huuked, adj. I. tjalin, 
 tjeboocii, gefciimiiit, rriniim. 2. imt ei4>e(ii 
 urri>t)(u obrr beivn|fuei. 
 
 Hooked nose, bie i(>a6i(i)t^nar(. - 
 chariot, brr £id)fi)p>i(i(n. 
 
 Hookeduess, buuk'edu««, t. bit 
 itri'iniiiie, i<\i :pafi(ie. 
 
 Hooker, huukur, 4. I. Giiier, ber 
 iiiiijrit. 2. (me ^ri I'mirct^iff, 
 
 H«»oky, huuk e. aitj. fjiitiq; ^nfen... 
 
 Hool, d'ctctt.) bie 5piiiie, &cf)elie, 
 
 H4»olie, (utott.) I>iiii]raui. (i£d)aie. 
 
 Hoordit, MVt)oit.) hoarded. 
 
 Hoop, huup, (l}oQ. hoep, hoepel) t. 
 I. ber 'JvVif (nil Jiiffern). 2. ber (fiictjbei' 
 iiernr) iKrifcoct. 3. (crwn^ 9ieiifi)riiiii)e4) ber 
 Xm<\, Oitii, bai 3}<inb. 
 
 .Maat-hoops, ('iO^nr.) bter)}{>itleii6iioel. 
 Top--», bie Wrtiibrcife ber *)Jtrtilfi>rbe. 
 First and laat -. beri^alfrrif irilieS iJil|Tf6^ 
 Tlie outeriuott — , ber £(i)lugrt'if. 
 
 Hoop-uiaker, ber 'J<i'ituiii(t)i'r , '3ieii- 
 biiiber. --net. bnf purerfiflc 'Sciifiuij. -- 
 petticoat, ber 3{ciiro(f . - • w li e e I, I ted)-. 
 MOl.) bai 3iab am ^nihUle. 
 
 Hoop, V. a. I. niit 9{eiteii unitjrben. 
 bfli'oex; bmbeii, runb bt'|d>l>i()fii , beitaoilii 
 (ty.iijcr). 2. ^ itmgebcit, iiiii|inTeti, ciniafieii. 
 
 Tn hoop iu. ciiird)lir6cii. 
 
 Hoop, (nii(|rir. heaflan. iieofian) o. n. 
 I. id)raeii, luidjutreieM , uiid)riifeii. - v. a. 
 I. (Olid) mit out^ ^mivrgr4)rcuii. Suah. 2. 
 Ijrrl'firufen. 
 
 Hoop, ((diw. hof) a. I. ber SuTiif, 
 £d)rei. 2. ein WiiB (= ' ma'- ''Wiyo. 3. 
 brr Iviifennpf. 4. ber '^icbclji^pf. 
 
 Ho«»per, hoop'ur, 4. 1 brr 'S>ib> 
 biuber, 55i>ttd)cr, fiiinr. 2. beriuilbe ®d)u>iin 
 3. ber ^iebcl;i'pf. lipiflcn. 
 
 To play hooper's hide, O blillbe .Kill] 
 
 H<ioping', huup'iMg, «■ btv Sau> 
 bilI^l•rll'llll. («• ber ,Riid)l)ui'lrii. 
 
 H<»opillg--COU|^ll, hui'ip'ing knf. 
 
 Hoopoe, huup'uu, I lit. huppe) «. 
 
 Hoopoo, ^bec ^icbi'iji'pt. 
 
 H«>ora, huura'. >. , . . 
 
 __ ' ,•■'. i , i inlerj. hurr(»h • 
 
 HoOrM'%V, huuiiw', ^ ' ' 
 
 Hotft, huut. (IV. hwd. hwt; fr. Iiuer) 
 
 p. »i. I. I)riileii, freifdjen. i"d)rrifii <ii>,f riiic 
 
 (f-iile) 2. (at, after> giunii lia4)|'4]reirn, | 
 
 HOP 
 
 (>jnt«r ©inem f)CTf(f)reien (jinn 3ei<f«r>i 6« 
 i5fr.ii1>ttiii<i). 3. t )<i«d)jen. 
 
 Hoot, *. a. (aii<4 nut out) mit, biir<| 
 ®ei'd)rci certreiben, liinivcjfdjrticit. 
 
 Hoot , I. b(i« t^cfc^rei , ber ®(f)rel 
 (jiim 3eid)en ber 5Ber(id)tiniti). [(J>cfd)rci. 
 
 Hooting, huut ing, a. b<i< Sdjrfitii. 
 
 Hop, hop. (rtlinclf. hoppan ; fdjIB. 
 hoppa; biin. hopper; m. hobelu ) ». N. 1. 
 Iji'ipfeu, fpringeu. 2. Ijiiifeii, Iniinpen. 3. t 
 l)i'ipfen (mie bai ^liit in ben <}lbi-rn). Speisbr. 
 4. l)rrninl)ripfen ; trtMbe'n. 6. t.iiijcn. 
 
 Hop, a. 1. ber ^ilpfer, ©prinig, ^t)p3, 
 iiiipf. 2. ber ^\\\>HV nuf eiiieiu 23eine. 3. 
 i ber Iniij, <5>op«r.in}. 4. ( ber innjboben. 
 
 Hop-nierchunf. o ber iiinjmenler. 
 -•dance, ber Ti.iine eine« DiiniDn. 
 
 Hop, (l)oU. hop), tneiilens ;>/. hops, 
 t. (^pf.J ber ^I'pfen. 
 
 H o p . b i u d , Die i^ppfcnraiifr. — • 
 clorer, ber ijx'pffiiflee. --garden, 
 ber i{)i>pfengiirten. -ground, bat i^ppfcni 
 t'elb. — hornbeam, bie Jpoptenl)ninbud)f> 
 --oast, [in ^eiit) bie j^i'pienbiirre. — • 
 picker, ber :^opfeiifainnilcr, ^opreiijiipfcr. 
 --pole, bit i{>opfeilrttlll(ie. --string, 
 
 biii i^rpfenreil. --vine, bie i{>opfciiraii{e. 
 --yard, ber ipiipfeiifiiirten. 
 
 Hop, K. a. l)opfen tbii6 5Sier ic). 
 
 Hope, h/ipe, (Alioclf. hopa; |)c((. 
 hoop; fd)iv. hopp) «. 1. bie ."(x^tfiumfl. 2. 
 (.bai, mai ippffniiiiij (jibt) bie ip.'jfiiinijj. 3. 
 bie^offiiimn, (^ripnrtimg. 4. [ "BJ^tl).] bie 
 ipi'tfnung, ©ottinn ber <pi>ffiiinig. 
 
 The forlorn hope, [-BJilit.] bie uerlo» 
 rrne Sd)ilbipad)e. There is no - of.., nian 
 biur r>d) ■ . . ni(t)t (mel)r) pert'prr(f)oii ; man i^ot 
 feine ^offuung niel^r lu .., niiiii barf nid)( 
 l)rffen auf ... To be out of -, feme .$>iff« 
 mini) iuel)r tjabeii. 'Tis past -, alle .:poif« 
 nunti ill bal)in, e< i|l auS. 
 
 Hope, (angelf. hopian; l)o(l. hoopen; 
 fd)iu. koppaa) ». II. I. (juifeu. 2. I)i<ff n, 
 (jlaubcn. 3. (for) Ijrffen (flU(>, fi(^ (ytiua^ 
 Pfrrpred)en, Sriuaf erivarten. 4. (iu>ljpgiii, 
 I'em aSeriranrn fei^eu (auf (iiort). 
 
 To hope well of . . , bai5 SJejlc fjPJTiU 
 (I'Dii). To be hoped for, a) ^u eriuacteii. 
 b) erivartet luerbeu, 
 
 Hope, i>. a. aiif Quvai i)0|feii , fic^ 
 (J-iiva£ itenprecfjeii, enuartcn. 
 
 Hope, t. -{■ bie abl)antii(ie ^iie. 
 
 Hoperul, hope'iiii, a. I. (pieiuert 
 fprcd)eiib, flrofje ^iijfimiuien erreiit'Ub) l)i'if« 
 nunflJi'od. 2 l)ii|fiiiiii()!.H'i.>Il, Ijoffiiuiig^reiil). 
 
 Hopeful, a. I bad (l;ojfiiiiiiiji'i<rIle) 
 3uugiid)ni. [nuiigfiiu'U. 
 
 Hoperully, hopefuie, udv. t;otf( 
 
 HoperulueSM , hope'tulncs . «. 
 
 bai> 5pi'ifiiiiiiGfin>Ue, bic jii flvi'aeii ipLijTmiiii 
 (jfii berfd)rii]ciibeii ■Jliilagcii iiiiD (j"ii)eii|'ct>af» 
 ten (riiie^ 0>ii>nliiitj$ li-). 
 
 Hopele!<K, hope'les, ndj. 1. I}r|f< 
 miiifl^los. 2. friiie ip^jfiiiiiiji flru'aljrciib, 
 nid)t* (J)iitf5 i>rrrpri'd)tiib, iH'rjivi'iii'li d'age 
 K.). ~ ade. Hope' leiisly, l}iffnllllt)iMr^. 
 
 Hoper, ho'jjur, t. ber ip^ffir, iprf* 
 frnbf. (nuiigt'ii, iii 5pt>ffiiiiii<1. 
 
 Hopiiiffly, h('.p!iigle. udv. init.^i'fT» 
 
 Hetplite, hnpiite. (|]r.) *■ larir4>. 
 (5)i-u1).| Drr !jrl)ariiird)re Ivrii'Of'^' 
 
 Hopper, hop put, a. 1. bcr^dpfen^f 
 
426 Fate, far, falL faL Me, met. Fine, fin. No, mOve, n6r, got, 6il, cloud. Tube, tflb, full. tAin, THis. 
 
 HOP 
 
 €priii(jet; tnnjcr; Giner, 6et nuf einem 
 ftjeiiie Ijupft. 2. [■OKiil;lni] der Iriit)t«. 
 Siumvi, die S.M)t. 3. bai 6ameiiti)rt>d)eii 
 (jiiui ®aen>. 
 
 Hopper-arted O, —-breeched, — - 
 horseU, furj trcteilD; to come off liop- 
 per-breeclied in.., \<i)ltsi)t iue(]rt)muiei) 
 
 Uufipcsrs, iiop'purz, *. pi. (ill Spiel, 
 njuDti niiia i;L'Vi'et i)D. nur'tiiu'iu 33ttii l}uv\i. 
 
 Miuppiiig'f hopping, «. Cec Xaii}, 
 bit iaiiisjcifUiMjaft. 
 
 Uupple, liop'pl, I), a. (eitieni luii: 
 Ceil ilM'ei-Ot) Die j'l'M'! iJiiiDcii. 
 
 ftAu«j[uetUU, ho'kweiuii, (fr.) s. 
 ber ■JCucf mil Ijiilbeii 'lleriiiclii , 4>^"»"'^''^ 
 {bet foiiiijl. iniUiiuiciu. 
 
 Moruce, iioras, : ^ornj. 
 
 lAuJTttl, hu'ial, CU. liU. tiora) ai{/ 
 €>iuiiceii.., tint 6iuiiDe oCer i5(uiiOeu bf 
 trtneiiD. 
 
 Morally, ho'ralle, o<ii>. t liruiblid). 
 
 M£orury f ho'iaic, UtU.j ai</. i&iuiu 
 btti.., tie toiuuDeii, anitiaeiiD, |liiii£)ia. 
 
 Horary ciicles, L'JlllfUll.J Cue fefUUOeil: 
 fnne. - prayeiK, Cie iporrt, ^i.>tell. 
 
 Jliurutio, huiaolieu, t. ^oiMj. 
 
 MAor(l< liurde , / .-I 1 V 
 
 bAojL-4le, 5 
 
 bici;>i)i:cc, C)H- i;erimiiuanDeniDf aSolffiiliiiiim. 
 
 Morel, hold, «. Dec i6wriuri, i. Hoaiu. 
 to Hoard. |. teviie ^crfttjiatj. 
 
 BAord, «. bie (ScefKaiiimcr, oer Vi'e[< 
 
 More, liore, l". Hoar; Hore hound, 
 f. Hoarhound. iQjefidjtemi*, ^orijOllt. 
 
 Horizon, horizon, (Qr. > «. Dec 
 
 Sensible horizon, Cer idHlllOare S;>otl: 
 tout. Rational, real -, Det lUiltjfi'ipoi'ijL'llt. 
 
 HorixOUtal, hoie^ontal, aUj. 1. 
 jiim :J)oiiii)iite flet)unij. i. lungerccJjt, luaiTtT- 
 rt(l)t, "unfiaflieidj, t)oriiOiUrti. i. Oiiu S^ovi-. 
 juiite Hnt;c. __ ^ Milto«. 
 
 Morizontally, hoie^ou tale, adv. 
 ^jprijourni, iua()ii-eit)t. 
 
 Horizoiitality, lioiozoiitareie.o&. 
 
 HoriZOUtaLueii«i,ii6iei6irtalnea, 
 a. trtc iporiiDiitiile, iuin]eceit)te. 
 
 Horu , horn, (aiujifi. horn; gotl;. 
 bnurn; lu. corn; liU. coiuu; «. 1. a; die 
 ^otii (6ec S.l;iere;. h; yl- i)>i6 (i>t(liiii(je, 
 fejciueil; (b£i :j)irfd)c6). 2. lOKuf.J M6 S^orii. 
 3. Diife :pDni toed "JJioiiDce;. 4. Dii6 S^ovn, 
 gul;il)oni ceiiKfi Omefts;. 5. (cm iniif. 
 fltfiitj) Dili iporii. 6. ^ 6ie «a5iiiCiiii.j uiiiee 
 guifjc^j. Ukvben. 7. I'JJiiiI.J Der >£j)iuel. 
 8. p/. tie ipijriier (.bei :9al;iireie6^. 9. i' Cuit 
 ^urii (Die *3)iii(l)t; i)ci- :)iiil;iii, die Gtjtt; biii 
 iiciO)). 10. (fdjurt.) Ccr Ijonieriie iioirel. 
 
 Horn of plenty , ttie (jrnilpni. HunU- 
 nian's -, bus .§iie|l)oni. Poithoy'ii -, Oil* 
 '^oi'ilpta. 
 
 To blow or to wind the horn, bai Sperw 
 (liifeil. To bestow u pair ot horiia Upuii 
 one'* hutbaud, I'eiueiii "^^Caiiiie iponier iiui': 
 (ei>cii. 
 
 Horn-beak, — back, —-fish, bcr 
 i^criififd). — beam, Die i>rriil)ii£t)c, $iige> 
 buc^e. —-beetle, Ccr :pi>riiut)ri>tcr. — - 
 b 1 1 1, der ^oriUH'ijel. --blend, I'JJfiiicraiij. j 
 bie .Jtonidieiioe. - - b 1 o w e r, der ^orimiui «• 
 --beok, dii6 ?M3J6<i>u(l) , die gil"-'l i" 
 ^«r« flcbuiideii. — cholic, I'Uicd.j bit 
 
 iiOlt 
 
 fortiDn^rendeSteifljeit bti monn(ic^en®liede. 
 
 - distemper, [Xfjiernriiifif.J die iporii> 
 fiiitle. —-dresser, Cer ipDriuirdeifcr. — - 
 fish, der iporiifiirct. — foot, aUj. geljuft. 
 
 — -geld, die >iit«(j(ii>e iium ipotuuiel^. — - 
 mad, eifer|'iid)[iij, IjbtnertoH. —-mercury, 
 6(1$ .^LTiiqucrffiider. —-owl, die iporii= 
 euie, Steiiieiile. —-pipe (iv. pib-com;, a) 
 die iborfpieife (in 2i3aie«j, b> em iuiii der 
 ■Mfiirmreii uiid SBnucrii. —-plate, die 
 iponipliitte. —-shaped, Ijonifovmig. — - 
 »liaTing«, «. pi. ge|djndtc6 Oder geirn|"pel= 
 te* ipir|il)l)urii. --silver, dii5 ipuriiruber. 
 -slate, der 4>i>riu"djiefet. — spoon, der 
 !;5i'iicriie Coffil — stone, der .:pnrii|leiii. 
 --work, I5e|1iiiig*t>.] diifi ^oniioift. -- 
 wort, t SJot.J di16 ^orilUliUC. —-wrack, 
 die ivorallrmde, ©eeriiide. [(S-meii (riineii- 
 
 Mom, V. a. (i'liicm joiner iiune^eii, 
 
 Morued, hdrned, luij. !• f gei;6riit. 
 i. ^ gci;oriir, getruiimit. 
 
 Horned snake, die i)Pril|'ri>lniige. — 
 goat, dtr SieillOocf. - beasts, i)(l6 :iporil» 
 uiel). - sued, der gel;5rtite ^Dio^ii. 
 
 MoriiedueSM , hornednes, «. bai 
 ijcljoriite ilu6|"et)eii. 
 
 Moruer, hor'nur, «. 1. der $crn< 
 ijiiiiduc; :poriiiirbeiier. 2. der ij)i>riii|t, :pi)rii- 
 I'liil'cr. [hyrueie) *. die iporiiiy, :puriiei6. 
 
 Mornet, hor'net, (.Aligeil'. hyrnet, 
 
 Moriiie, n't)""-) &« ieii(el. 
 
 Moruil'y, horn 6ii, V. a. t Oder 6 
 (jiiicui jjjoriier iiuti'e^eii, (jiiien jiim Jj)ai}ii. 
 I'ei iiiii0i'ii. I'iiu^reljeii. 
 
 Mor4iiiig°, horning, «. dad geI;orii[e 
 
 Horuisli, horuish, adj. l^uriiid)!, 
 criviis Ipi'iiiu'tig, tjarc. 
 
 Moruless, h6rn'Ies,a(</'.D()Me>pc'rner. 
 
 Horny, huru'e, adj. I. l)oniig. 2. 
 l;i)rii.irfig, l)urai£^r, :f)orii... 3. t)ijriierii. 4. 
 i;.nrr, l)uriit).iurig. 
 
 Horny coat, die ^uriil)aiit bt6 (iiieii|'d>> 
 111-1)611 'iliige5 ic.;; d«i6 (i)Uid iDei >J5|erOeiu. 
 
 Horo;i;'r»phy, horog graie, cgr.; 
 t. 1. die :be|'it)ceit>tiiig der oaitiCeii. 2. die 
 «oiiiieiuil)rfiiiirt, iioiiiiemil^rfiiiide. 
 
 HoroIOJ{'e, horoiodje, (\v. horloge) 
 ». t die >»tiiiideiiiil)r, i2iiuoiii;i', -iiianeruljr, 
 tfoniieiuiljr, dad iStuiideii.jias. 
 
 HorolOg^iCUl, hurolodJoWal, adj. 
 die lll;reii detretfeud. [ude. uad) der lll;r. 
 
 MorologicHlly', huiuloUjckaiie, 
 
 Morolo((tog^r<>pliic, h6r6l6d- 
 jeogiaf Ik, uilj. die ouiiueiiul)rtuii|) de(ret> 
 (did. 
 
 Horolosriog^raplay , tii^rolod 
 jeog grate, cgr.; *■ 1. die Sxfc^reidmig der 
 oiiiiideiiiitjreu. 2. die fcoimemi^rfiiiiil. 
 
 Horologry, h6i6t'l<!>je, s. die ATiiiiil, 
 ^iDerfjeiige jii uerferrigeu , lucidje die >Siuii» 
 dcii u. il>re Xl)eile nuiJeii u. niiieigen, luie 
 llljrcii, iardjeiiiihren 2c. Kd. Kmcvi;. 
 
 MorOliietriC»l , b6r(!>iiiet-rckal, 
 t-QT.) auj. ljuromeui|"it), ©tiiiideii mriJeiid. 
 
 Horoiuetry, huiomctr^, *. die 
 €rmideiiiiinTimfl' ^SfuiideMmeiJiiiigffuiiiT. 
 
 HorO8COpe,h6r'6»kope.*.[lU|lf0l.] 
 Cfld iporoefopi die ®ediirr6|liiiideiideiirerei; 
 die ©relluug der ^}>laiicten m der (i)i'diiriij! 
 llllllde. Horos'copat, adj. da* $i<rOo> 
 fop Ufircttend. 
 
 Uoro«copy,h6ios'k6pe, «. [>}t|h:dl.j 
 
 HOll 
 
 die (33e6iirt£ilimdeiideiitertin|t , ^uitfl be* 
 'JuitiDiriUi-jlelleiiS, *4>Miiereiilereii«. 
 
 Horrent, hor'rent, (lac.) adj. ^ (lat» 
 rend (line ip,iare). Miltos. 
 
 Horrible, hor'rebl, (lat.) adj. ad> 
 rc^euiid), eiirfe^Iid), |dK"6"d>/ graulid>, grap» 
 ltd), fiird)rerlii1), fdjrerflid). 
 
 Horribleuess, hor'rebtues, (H o r> 
 ribil'ity) «. die (S^llt|'e^liit)Cei(, <Bil)ttdt 
 lid)fctt. 
 
 Horribly, hor'reble, adv. 1. eiltt 
 iceiid), fiird)reviiil), griiplid), |"d)rerflic<). 2. ^ 
 eri^uiiilic^, geivauig. 
 
 Horrid, hor rid, dat. horrldus) adj. 
 I ab|M>eiilid), iijrd)jerlid) , eiui'etjlid) , grain 
 lid), fitrccfud). 2. raul), |lrtii)eiig, ftriippig. 
 
 3. t Ijoiptrig, raul; cidixjl k.). 4. J yoiVil 
 uiiaiigi'iiel;iii, luideriuarug. 6. dfiiler. 
 
 Uorridl j, hor' i idle, adv. etui'^lidv 
 grauiid), t'liviVttriid), ic^rtrfiul). 
 
 MorridnesK, horiidues, m. die >2It>« 
 rd)iulia)fci(, (yiaulid)fcir, ©a)retflid>feii. 
 
 Horrific, horritflk, ([.)adj. vSd;ref< 
 feu, (riiti'ei^cii crrigeiid, rd)rrrtlid). 
 
 HorriiiOnOUJt, horris suniis, (latj 
 adj. tl'ird)tcrlld) fOllClld. 
 
 Horror, horrur, uar.) «. I. ['IRed.] 
 
 der ȣcl)aiier, ija-dcrid^aiicr. 2. das (yiitictjeii, 
 Ciitameti, (iiiMiieii. 3. der iSiljauer, fcd)aiu 
 dev. 4. der il6|'d)tu, (Sraiicl. 6. der fc>)rauel, 
 odjredeii (de$ iJricgS, Xvbti :c.;. 6 daS 
 li^rauciu'oUe, <£il)aiit:rige, «il)aiierlid)e. 7.^ 
 oa6 (Sraiiea (i)uittei). 8. p/. id)auderl;afte 
 cyedaiifeii. 6hak. 
 
 2. The recital of a bloody deed fills u« 
 
 with horror. 
 
 7. And breathes a browner horror oa 
 
 the woods. i'ovB. 
 
 Horror of water, die SSSafTerfdjeu. 
 
 Horse, borM», (aiigeli'. hor!>; t)k)U. ros; 
 
 il{oe> ■». 1. das '4>ferd, 5>CDp. 2. l>ll|lroii.J d.ifl 
 
 -:iJrcvdd)cii (eiu ©ieriil»ild>. 3. ( m diefer iit* 
 
 deiuuiig uDiiep'. > die :){eiierei, Katraaerie. 
 
 4. a> Da« (Veiled, ®erii|l, der 'iiod, i^iti. 
 u) die lliiterlage , da6 iicUerlaoer. c) (and) 
 timber -mare; der (Ijolieriie; (ifel ( luorniif 
 itooidiueii jur iSirafc rtireii iiiiiiTeu). d; d*t 
 ii5d)ieferta|leii (der A)ad)de(fcr>. e) die irag* 
 bai;re. 5. li)inr.J die >4jertieiiie (eiu Scftilfd* 
 tail) ; pi. die i)>rci^de. b. em iiid)( pertauict^ 
 iiortenelDO*. 
 
 Stalking horse, bad <Sd)ie0pferd. A 
 fleabiUen gray — , der galde. A free -, eiR 
 IWllliged SllflPrer"- A light red -colored -, 
 eiu ii5eii5riid)«. A little-, eiu >l>fcrdd)eH. 
 A long - jointed — , em ^JJt'erd nut laugeu •^v\* 
 felu. - of state, dag -4Jatadep|erd. Ureat -, 
 [3{citf.J ici& (ad)ulpfcrd. Uemlemau «.wa» 
 ter; of the -, der ©raUuiei|ler. 
 
 To take horse, 1. aunitjeii; rciien. I.bu 
 IpriitigeU/Delegt, l>eid)aitiueideiia«ieeiiie<&tu« 
 ie>. To get upon a -, ju ^JJterde (leigeu. To 
 sit a-, aiif emeni ^^^fcrde rtiieu. To put oa 
 a-, eiu il>ferd aurpreiigeii. To give a - tl»« 
 head, emeiu >J5terde bie 3iigel |"d)ie|seu laffeti. 
 A — broken in to the report of hre-urms, 
 eiu auf da* ©djiegeu adgeric^tere* <J)ferc. 
 To sound to -, I'OJiilit.] juni ilunl^eii ttio* 
 feu. To -! jU ^^Jferd! To make any one a 
 stalking - to ones design, (^llieH jUr &r» 
 reutuug femer 3i«i!de fl'''-'r'md>cii. They ca«- 
 not set their horses together , O (it 0^ 
 
FAtP. fT.r. falL faf. Mi, met Fine, f!n. N6, mhre, n6r, got, 6iL cidtld. Tube, trtb, full. t//in, THIs 427 
 
 uou 
 
 ni<bt (>ei einoiiber flut, fie tbnnta fid) nidft 
 vnnnqtn. 
 
 Pruv. A* fine as a bone, t)tvau6^t> 
 piitjt Wit tin VniiifpfirrB. Ill win rhe -, 
 or loae tUe (addle, etiviii 9{e(^tei Oder gar 
 
 gii.tt«. 
 
 H orte-baek, iai &^tn niif t>em ^i>r' 
 be; on — , )u fierce; to ride on — , xtlttn; 
 to get up on -, to mount on — , )U $KrC< 
 fleioen; to be on -, jii ^lerDe ffiii , ruteii. 
 
 — ■bean, 6ie9\i'B', ^fcretf, jjfiijbofjiie. 
 
 — block, bn >jlii||l<:i<](01v(f< ^»ftcut <juiu 
 auri)ei(jen). --boat, I. Hie fliidje S.iljre 
 (uiii ^itttit ubtt elii 2UaiKr ^u biiiigeii). 
 2. He ^terDffrtljre (6t« ui>ii ipifrCeu ge. 
 jcflfii luirft). — boy, bet Stiilliiiiiije. -- 
 brauible*. «. p{. ivilbe diui'eil. —-break- 
 er, brt iberfirrr. --bun, 6er <3d)mai; 
 (JliiB). --carriage, bet ^ferbeiuiiflen. 
 
 — ebeaioui. bie dCi)§rni)iiiiic , ivilCe Ka: 
 llrtiiii;; --tree, brr ivilbe Jt<i|1iiiiinibauiii. 
 
 — - cl o 1 b , lit '^iirbtbtdt. --collar, bile 
 itiimniei. --colt, Dii< ipfrrbriiifUu. -- 
 e u lu b , brr &Cri(<i((- --courier, I. Qm 
 Ittr, brr iKeiinpferbe ijAlt ob. btim iIUttiri:ii: 
 ueii rfitet. 'i. brr ^^frrbrljaiiMfr, 9{i'pfaiiiin. 
 
 — crab, [•Kiitiirg.J bit ^^frrbefriibbt. -- 
 encumber, bie (\TOBt gruiic C^iirfe. — - 
 dealer, brr ^frr^rl)lillblrr. --doctor, 
 brr 9CoB', 'ipfVrbrnrit. --drench, bi< ^ftr* 
 briir}tiiri. — -du n g. brr $rrrbtiiii|1. --em- 
 met, bie diogiiiiieife. --eye-bean, bie 
 J;r.ii>l>cl)iie. -.face, bnt (aiige pumipe We. 
 fiiljr. -raced, grobe (Mcildjr^jiiije Ijdbtnb. 
 --fle«b, biK <|;ferbejleirrt). --fly, bie 
 ^Hirbefliege. --foot. ( s»ot. ) fpntlaitirt). 
 — -g o d ui o t b e r, f ba6 grog' iiiaiiiilKt^e ^eib. 
 
 — -guards, bie Seibgorbe (u ^fcrbe. — - 
 hair, bat Wogljiiat, '5>f erbrl)aar. - - b e e 1 . 
 (i)ot.j ber 'illrtiit. --hoe, p. a. tiiit ^fer- 
 ben reiiteii ober reiiiigeii (eiiitn 'liefer;. - - 
 keeper, ber StnUfued)r. --kna»e, *■ 
 ber vstaUfiicd^t. --laugh, bai 3i3iel)erii 
 (liKbeu). --lee eh, 1. ber S^opegel, ^frt' 
 beegel. 2. ber <J)ferbe<ir}t , Jtiiridjniieb. -- 
 litter, bie uoii <))ierbeii getmgeiie ©nnfre, 
 9(i'i5bnl)re. --load, eie Ctibiing einei ^JJfer' 
 bt*, ^ferMlnil. --lock, bie gtiTcl ( ber 
 (Stri(f>. —-mackerel, bif ©tfld)elmafrele. 
 --man, 1. ber 9ieiter. 2. ber ge|'<t)i(fte 9iei< 
 ter. 3. ber ^nuolleritl, 9^eitrr. --man- 
 sliip, bit 9(eitruii|l. —-marten, I. bie 
 ajtenife, ^^ferbebremre. 2. bie ©eierfdjiBrtlbe. 
 --match, Die Hrppf., ©d)iieegan«. -- 
 meat, bai ^ferbet'urrer. — mill, (ie 9ip6> 
 muljle. — milliner, ber ^r'erberd>miicfi 
 l).iiibler. --mint, (»Pt.] bie9{UB». ^r'erbe. 
 niuiije. --muscle, bie 9»iegmuf(t)el. -- 
 nail, ber ifdifii.igel. — oil, ba6 Jtaiimifete. 
 -path, ber <l)(erbciueg , SKeg fur 'jjjferbe. 
 --pbyaie, cie ^ferbenrjenei. — picker, 
 b.»* aiirfmeffer <ber !E>iiiY(^niiebe). --play, 
 btrrolje ©djerj. --pond, bie $ferbeid>memi 
 me. -power, {I)rtnipfm.ird).J bie >ljfcrbe. 
 fraft (iindj roeldjer ntiin bie Ariift finer -JRik 
 )«t)iiie bererftiiet). — purslane, (Sot.] bif 
 Dreibliime. — race, bn* ^fcrbereiineu. — 
 racing, bai 3<rnneti uiit »|Jitrben. -rad- 
 ish, ber rBiecrrertig. — shoe, I. bn« <5)iif< 
 (tl'eii; Panlable i>i>. panton -, bn« SpAlirit|Tel> 
 eii'en. 2. (Jeiluna*^-) bn«ig>iifrireii. 3. [Sbct.J 
 Oct ^ui'lattic^. -•■hoc-bead, (iiie Jtiii< 
 
 HOS 
 
 berfronf^ett, 6ci neither bieftopfna^te lu fti)v 
 gei!i|fiiet fitib. Horse-shoe-vetcb, [iSor.] 
 ba& ipufeifenfrnut. -'s-meal, o bii« Q\\ta 
 cijnt (Stttant. —stealer, — thief, ber 
 ^JJferbebieb. —-tail, 1. ber 9{i'Br«^'»miJ 
 'ipferBerdjiunn}. 2. [23ot.] ber ^fcrBefiljiuiiiii. 
 3. [iJOt. J ber Sd>ilfll).)IlU. —-tongue, 
 [£ut.J bad 3>ipf*»fr'iut. — trappings, t. 
 pt. bai <$(erbegerd)irr. — t w i t c li e r s, «. p/. 
 Die '^reiine (ber :piif|"4>iiiiebe>. — -vetch, 
 l^boi. ] bie ^uieu'eMpflniije. --way, — - 
 road, ber 2i3eg fiir i^ttrbe* Sieitmeg. -- 
 whip, bie 9{ei(pei[|'d)e. —-whip, ». a. 
 luic ber i)ieitpeiC|'il)e I'd^iageii, peiti'd^en* -- 
 woman, bie i)iriteriiin- —-willow, 
 [■iiot.J ber ^ferbeidjiuiiiii. — worm, ber 
 -^(erDe>, StuBiuurni. 
 
 Hurse, v. a. l. auf ein ^frrb fei^cii. 
 I. bttitten niii4)eii. 3. (ntif beni diucfiiu trii- 
 geii. 4. 1 reiceii. &. beipriiigeii, bef^aleii, 
 t^dtgt'ii (eiiie ©cute;. Igeii. 
 
 Horse, ». n. auifi^en, )u $ferbe |lei> 
 
 lloriieoo%«-per, i.|d)U{t.> ber 4>ter> 
 bel;iiiibier. 
 
 Hursed, h&rsed, adj. berittcii. 
 
 llursely, hurs'l^, uUo. 'pt'erbciiinpig. 
 
 MursiiiKj hur'siug, adj. rui'jig iiuie 
 ©tuteii;. 
 
 Horsing Ironsr ['l}iiir.] bie £iilfiUeireii. 
 
 Hortatiuu, h6iiakbuu, uat.> «. i. 
 ibai Qriiiai^iicio bie &nii>il;iiiiiig. 2. core 
 gcgebeiie •iiati) ic.) bie GTUhi^iiuiig. 
 
 Murttttive* bortaiiv, udj. erinni); 
 iieiib. — *■ bit (iriuai^iuiiig. Bacun. 
 
 Hurttttury, hdr'iaturi,a<0. ermat)< 
 iieiiD, (yriniil;iiiiiig5... 
 
 Morteauilttl, hineu'ahal, (lot.) a4j. 
 t fur fiiuii 3)iirteii ptineiib. 
 
 Hurlicultur, b6ii^kurtur, (p. lot.; 
 t. (i-tiier, ber \i(t) nut 6)arieiioaii atvgibc. 
 
 Hurticulturttl, boitikul tslmrai. 
 adj. ben (iiiuteabdu betrrffeiib. 
 
 Horticulture, hur'l^kultshure, 
 ilat.) : ber C^tuteiibiui, bie (^tirieio, iHaxti 
 nerfuiiiT. IrUi, «. bcc (^arceuruiiilier. 
 
 HorticulturiNt , huntkurishu- 
 
 Hortulttu, bur tkiiulau, uat.; adj. 
 Qiartcn... cJ>C>tleiiC>er ic). 
 
 HortulttUe, boriiiiiu*, (fr. orto- 
 lan) <. LOrniil).] berDctolan, bie^ittumiiitr. 
 
 HortUK ttiCCUH, b6r'lu«-«ik kiik, 
 lliii.) <■ bite :^erbiuitiui. 
 
 Hortyaril, hoifyard, t. ber Db|1: 
 gatteii, \. Orchard. [bai .!5)oriaiinii. 
 
 HoMauiiU, lioxan'ua, (tjtiix. -iii.) * 
 
 Hose, boxe, (iingelf. bo*; iv. boti, liu- 
 san)p<. lioseu Ub. boi>e. «. I. bie >pofe, bilb 
 ajeinfieib, bte :pi'fen. 2. ber ©tritmpf, bir 
 ©triinipfe. 3. (i6M.J (bie .>>iil)"e> bai i^ij6. 
 (t)tn.'i. bit 4»i> t, ^iiiljie (lUi oer ^ttiictjOnicftr^ 
 prejie;. 5. fiirnuereienj ber DurdjutJUig. b. 
 bet edjliiud) din gcuerfpri^eii;; (iiuf ©cVii= 
 fell) bie iUiiimieriiig. 
 
 Hose- busk, [-iiet.] bit imittt $ulfe. 
 
 Hottetl, lio'xed, adj. mit .^ofeii; mii 
 @tn'iinpii:n. [I;aub.er. 
 
 HoNier, boxliur, «. ber ©[ctmipf; 
 
 UoMiery, biV^iiure, «. ©(riimpf. 
 «)cber<, ©rrumpfii)irfcr>, ©triiinpfilricfcc;, 
 ©inrnipfioiiiireu. Tiade in -, bet ©(runipf> 
 lUiiiireiiljiuiH'I. 
 
 HOMltituble, hos'^etabl, adj. 1. 
 
 HOS 
 
 flflflfreJ; fla(lfreunb|'c()nft'ict>. 2. ^ ©mlfrei^fit 
 cerfunbenb, einlAbenb. Goldsmith. 
 
 Hospitable house, bai Oia\1l)aui, i^o* 
 fpijiuin. [j. eie ©inifrciljcit. 
 
 HospiiabIene8.<i, iiu^ peuoinex. 
 
 Hospitably , boa peiable , ude. 
 
 gailfrei. [ pi tal iiy. Spehseb. 
 
 Hospitag:e, hus'peiaje, 4. '■' f. H o s- 
 
 Hospital, os'petai, (fr. hopilal) s. 
 
 1. b(i6 iji'fptttil, ©pitol, »21riutnl;iiua, ifrniu 
 tt\\l)ani, aSerpflrgiingiiljnii*, Saiiuctl;. 2. f 
 bii« ®(i|lljiiu«, bie Jf»erberge. 
 
 Hospital- fever, bai ©pitiilfteber. — 
 ship, bai ©pitnl|'4)iff. 
 
 Hospital, (lilt, hospiialis) adj. f 
 giiflfrei, giiilfreuiibfdjiiftlid). 
 
 Hospitality, bospetar^te, (lat.) «. 
 bie (iiailfreil^cit, @inifreiiiiD|'(t)iifc. 
 
 To keep hospitality, gflilfrei fein, 
 (SniU'tcuiibfi^aft iibeu. Rii^bt of -, bai &ait* 
 red>t. 
 
 Hospitaller, bos'pefallur, «. I. 
 [itir(t)L'iigefcl).J bet ^ofpirniicr, ©piciilm&nct^i 
 '0)i\Utl)efeifit(er. 2. bet .l^ufpitaltueiilcc, 
 >J5j<eget. 
 
 Hospitate, bos'pe^te, (inr. hospI> 
 lor) V. M. (.bet (^metii; l;ert>eri]eu , Oiail feiii, 
 iil6 &a\l iDoljiien. — v. a. f (jetPenjen, be» 
 l;erbrriien. [<t)ti u. 'Mioibiiuj btr :^ufpobar. 
 
 Hospodar, ho* podai , «. ^i^aUa' 
 
 Host, bout, (fr. bote; it. oste; lat. 
 Iioitis, bospea) M. 1. ber (^^iijlfreuilb. 2. Dec 
 ^lt3lr(l), 6)ti|lii)irtl), 6>a|lgeber. 3. ber ^ii|7. 
 2. a. 3. The innkeeper suys ot the tra- 
 veler, be has a good host, and tlio 
 traveler says of his landlord, be iiH« 
 a klud — . E.^cvc. 
 
 Prup. To reckon wilhont one's liost, 
 feiiie 'Jiect>uiiiig ol;iie beti "^irrl; niiid^en. 
 
 Host, V. u. eiiirel)ren, t)erbcrgeii. 6iiak. 
 - B. o. t be^erbergcn. 
 
 Host, (lilt, bontis) t. 1. bai S^ttt, 
 itrieijyl)eer. 2. ± a; bai ^eer, bie @c<>aar. 
 o) ber ©c^iwiiU (u. JJriigfit k.;. 
 
 Host, V. M. I. rill) feiiiblt.1) begegiien i 
 fic^ f(l)i.igcii. 2. t "lie :i?terfctjiiu l;aireu. 
 
 Ho.«t, (I. bostia> «. [<i)ti\lL XltH)tl bit 
 
 K::«'., I '*■'•' »■"•<»• '*"""■ 
 
 HostaK^e, iios'tiije, (fr. dtage> «. bee 
 (yeipel, iieiDOurge. 
 
 Hostel, iiotel', } s. ber Q)ail()of, 
 
 Hostelry, hu'telre.^ bai <^a\\i)aiii, 
 f. Hotel. [filed)! (Ill (Sinit)ofeii. 
 
 Hosteler, otiiir, «. eer ifaui' 
 
 Hostess, liust'cH, (fr. hdiesie; «. 1. 
 iCyiiie, bie cyaile Peiuirttjeo bie ii3irjl)iiiu. 
 
 2. bidUtrtt^inu, 6iii|'tgeberiiin, (i>3a|livirtl^iuii. 
 
 Hroo. Tlie fairer llie — , tiie fouler ilie 
 reckoning, je f4)i)iiir bie 2)3irti;itiii, je gru* 
 Bcr Die 3tA)t. 
 
 HostesS-sllip, bustesiihip, a. bai 
 ilnir eiiier "itiirti^iiiu, bie -HjirtljrcVuft. 
 
 Hosticide, iios leniUc. cp. UU. eaedo 
 u. hostis; s. t bcr ■JtiiiDi'feiuiJrber. 
 
 Hostile, lios'iil, (lilt. J aUj. a) feiiib* 
 (lit), ii) feiiiDfi'lig. — adv. Hos'tilelyi 
 ffinblid), feiiiDiVlig. 
 
 Hostile country, bil£ tJeinbC^lilllb. 
 
 Hostility, lioxiileie, i 
 
 Hoslileuess, lioii illuea,) ' *' 
 bte iljciabftligfeK. 
 
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428 FaJp. f'lr, fall, faf. ML met. Fine, fin. NA. move, n6r, got. oiF. rl6rid. Tube. inh. fnir. tZ/in. TMi«. 
 
 HOS 
 
 Hostilize, liostilize, o. a. f jtini 
 
 iJeiiifte niiuteii; iiiifl)cye«. 
 
 Hostiii, (fcti'ti-) f)ll|1ell^. 
 
 Hosting, hos'lTiig, s. 1. t tiC'i 1"f- 
 feii. Milton. 2. ' Die 'Miiiilcriing. 
 
 Hostler, oslur, (fr. hotelier) *. 
 ber i?aiisifiicd)t (in eiiiein OJatlljofe). 
 
 Hostlery, liotehe, (fr. Iidtellerie) 
 «. Die ®(f)enfe. [freuiiMicfj. 
 
 Hostless, Ii6st'ies, adj. t uiitjaiti 
 
 Hustry, lios'tre, t. I. iai &a<iH)aui. 
 2. fccr aBirrljrihiU <tur iit ?Pfer^e; 
 
 Hosts, iid)oxt.) ipuilen 
 
 Hot, iioi, (aiijjdf. hat; f(t))v. het; ban. 
 heed; i)vtt. heet) ndj. I. 4 a) i)e\^. b) er= 
 Jji^t, gibvaiiut (uon ^orn). 2. i a; Iji^ig 
 (OJfenfrt)). b) Diijig, Ijcftig («onipf jc). c> 
 brunilig, luodiitlig. Shak. d; fct)arf, (Inrf, 
 bi-ieeiiB (ime ^trffft ic). e) Ijeig, gefnljri'oll. 
 f; tji^ig, joriiig. g) H l)eie (tijeuer, fi>|l|"pieiig). 
 
 To grow hot. I'ld) crl)ll)tn. He wan -, t6 
 xcat il;iii I)ete. To be - upon . . , Ijii^ig fiber 
 G-tmag l;cr feiu. To be - iu the piiiKuii ot, 
 ^it^ig ( eiiicr @iid)e ) nn(l)jagcn. There is - 
 work, Bil gil)t e6 t)ll^ig }U. - livers and 
 cold purses, J.niiifiul;eit iinb *UrmuHj. 
 
 H ot-bitth, fie"^abrtiU>e. --bed, l.bn* 
 gjtillbeet. 2. i tiflJflaiiiritule. --blooded, 
 ljll)ig.l'erliebf..SHAK. --brained, l)iljig uii: 
 gertiim, l^iijfi'Vng ')«f''g- — cockles. *.;y^ 
 Ullt Spiel) bit >>ilUb)"i1)mifTe. --headed, 
 f)iyfi3png.li'ibeiifcJ)iift!irf) W)<S- --house. 1. 
 bnei Ircibljaiis. 2. bieiinbiiiibe, basfedjiuii;; 
 bab. Shak. 3. bn6 ipiireiil}nu6. B. Jonsok. 
 - . ni o u I h e d , ^ mus|larrig , Ijnriiinrf ig. 
 DitvDEBi. --pot, ber OJitiljiufiii, bai -IBntiii. 
 bier, lieifieCSjerniiif. --press, v.a. [iedjn.j 
 (b.i5 lud» Ijnfi prefTen, (ihni) bie l)ciiJei|5reiTi' 
 grben. —rolls, *. pi. Ijeige {•'i)iact)0 ^r60: 
 (t)cu, bie man mit SSiitttr bcilrcic^r. -- 
 ■ hoots, I. pi. cine "Hvt iL'rf. --shot, 
 A) adj. I. I'errdjrffcM. 2. eiufrntrti. b) *. bev 
 nrnie iropf --spur, h) t. 1. Der iollfopt, 
 5?ii;fi.ipt. 2. bie tleine Burfererbfe. h> tulj- 
 l)efrig, uiigeiliim, I)i9>0- — spurred, l. 
 
 Hot, ^ [todfoppg, l)ii)ig. 2. geil. 
 
 Hote, > * pp- pun Hight. Gower. 
 
 Hoteii,) [ivorfen. 
 
 Hotcii'«l, U'dtvtt.) Tiber einnnber ge= 
 
 HotclipOt, hoish'poi, (fr. hochepot) 
 
 t. I. rcr "Wifitiiiiird). 2. [ 9<edjti;fpr. ] bie 
 
 ©(rciiiigung uifljrerer 'Krfd)iebeiicr ffli'irer, iiiii 
 
 '} fie in gieid)cn il^cileu inuer bie Grben jii 
 
 rerri)eiicii. Blackstone. 
 
 Hotel, hotel', (fr. 550.) ». 1. tai 5?o; 
 tel(bcr^a(Kitl). 2. baeWailljan*, berfflailljof. 
 
 Hotly, hot'ie, udv. I. l;fi^, mit ipitje. 
 t. t)i^\Q (uerfolgensc). 3. luollfii'lig. Dryuen. 
 
 Hotue-HS, lioi'iies, «. I. f bie ^^i^e. 
 5. f a) bie 5?il>e, ^cftigfetl, SiJiil^. b) bie 
 S&ninil. 
 
 Ht>tt*sntot, hoi'tentot. «. I. [@eo> 
 (jr.] ber ^ottentott. 2. f ber bumme, wi)t 
 •Dieitfc^. [rofeiiit. 
 
 Hottentot-cherry, [QSot.] bie ••)K.lll> 
 
 Houg'll, hok, (atigrlf. Iiolo ». 1. bie 
 i^iirtTe, ber Kuiebiig. 2. t bie Spade, $)rtiie. 
 
 Houg-ii, V. a. I. biird; Seridjiiribtiiig 
 ber 5lnicfled)iVn inl^mcn. 2. *• l)aueii; be. 
 ^>arfcn; egeii; jerflrpien (Sdjoflen). 
 
 Houg-li, e. n. ben jjairen iltigen laf> 
 (en, (. Hawk. 
 
 Hoiii, houl, 4. * ber fjo^e i?>i'igf(. 
 
 Houlet, hou'let, t. Die ©ule, f. 
 H o w I e t. [ ^aibdjen. 
 
 Hoult, holt, *. ber a53alb, 5?ain, ii<\6 
 
 Houutt, hound, (aiigelf. Iiund; |'(^)U., 
 bim., fd)0((- huud; l)oll. hund) t. 1. ^ ber 
 ipiiiib. 2. [-)}Jrtr. J pi. bie ipunbe, aSacfen 
 (am 'JRa|le>. 
 
 Hound- bitch, bie 3agD!)iinbinn, $ilii< 
 binn. — fish, bie'Wteeriiuappe, ■"Biieralqiiap* 
 |)e. -'»-tongue, [itJDt.J bie ^iiiib6iiinge. 
 --tree, [Sor.J ber i>iiiiD3beerbaum. [gen. 
 
 Houufl, t>. o. I. l)ei)en. 2. Ije^en, in-. 
 
 Houp, hOOp, *. ber 2tjiebel;upf , \. 
 H o o p o o. 
 
 Hour, our, (lat. u. gr. hora; arm. 
 heur; lu. awr; ir. uair; l)oll. uur; beutfd) 
 aijr) *. 1. (ber 24. ii;eil be6 iage^) bic 
 (Btuiibe. 2. (bie 3«'t, befonbere S^'tO bie 
 Scunbe. 3. (bie ppii eiiieni (iil}roiii.)meter, 
 einer Ul)r aiigejeigte beiViibcre 3tit bc6 ia.> 
 ge6> bie iStiinSe, Uljr. 4. pi. [rijmi|'(<) » fiulj. 
 ilird)ej bie ©tuiiDeiigei>ete. 
 
 What is tliK hour? luie uiel Uhr iff ti'i 
 At what — shall we meet? utU ibie Uiel Itljr 
 (oiiimeii luir iur>immeii? In an- and a hall, 
 111 aiiber[l)ait> SiiiiiDeii. Half au — , eiiie 
 Ijalbe StuiiOe. A 4uurter ofau— , eiiie 25ier; 
 iel|7iiiiDe. At a good — , frill); jur red)iiii 
 3ei[. At au eaily — , friil). lu a good -, 
 Hit gliictiiil^eii Db. gmeii &(iiiiDe. To wish 
 a wuuiHU with child a good — , eilier 
 fk1)iuaui)ci'n ^nw eiiie gUicflid)e 'J^.eber- 
 tlillfc ivuil|'d)i'll. To keep good hours, 
 ill red)fer Sfit be6 'Jlbcubfi ju ipaiife foui; 
 men, urDi'tlllid; jVill. To keep bud hours, 
 jur uwgi'i>ui}riid)eii 3ei; iiAd) ^aufe get^eii, 
 iiiiurbeuiliil> I'eiii. 
 
 Hour-glass, 1. tai @tunbenT)1aS, bie 
 ©aiiDiii>r. /i. DerScitvaiini. Bacoji. - -uuud, 
 fet Uyriciger , iStuiiDciijeiger. — plate, 
 1. b<\i oilfcvbiatf. 2. bie tooiiucnul)t, ber 
 Soniiciijcigtr. --wheel, Drt6 ^iiiuDenraD. 
 
 Houri, huu're, t. lmal)pm. ^4>>irabiei»J 
 Die ipiiti. 
 
 Hourly, 6ur'U, «<(;. ll.atii). lliillblid). 
 
 Hou.«»|fe, hotis'^e. a. f bit imager- 
 jiai , b(\6 Uagci-geio (flit iUJaaceii; , bie S^ui 
 gergebul)reii. 
 
 House, liouse, (aiigclf. bus; got!}., 
 I'C^IV. U. fd)l>Ct. bus; l}u(|. huis; btiu. huus; 
 lat. casa> *. 1. -f bo* >paii« (fiir 'JXciifd)cii 
 u. lljiere). 2, (Xenipcu ba$ ipaii6 ((aottet;. 
 3. I Uiiiyerf. ) ban iuniegmm. 4. [iU|lroi.j 
 bui Spau6. b. (bie >Jlr( jii lebcn) ber ii\d), 
 Die Xafel. 6. bM Spau&wiitn, ber ipaii6l)ai[, 
 bie^ansl^altiiiig. 7. bas ip.uis ibic (j-amiiie; 
 Da6 '$aiiiilieiu)erl;ai(iii|j, ber Stamm, ba6 
 (4)erd)ied)t>. 8. [^J)oiic.J Daft^paus; Die ilanu 
 iner (ber 'JlbgeorDuetcu ). 9. (Die aiiiialjl btr 
 Denammeucn 'HlgeiTbiicteii, bcueii perfaf-- 
 lungemagig bie geicipgcueiibe (^ciualc uDcr< 
 tragcn i|l; bii6 :j)au6; Die JSaiumer. 10. 
 lipaiibelj bai :^nui>, 4?'i'ibtl6ljaii6; i. ij. 
 A good —, « — of rauk or distiiictiou, 
 ein auu6, foiibe^, bcbeureiibes $au£. 11. 
 pi. bie S-elbcr (auf beta X)amPre(e obec 
 ®d)ad)brete). 
 9. There is a sulticieut number of repre- 
 sentatives present to toriu a house. 
 
 Religious house, buo JSIOj^^r- -ot olhce, 
 — of euseiueul, couveuicul — , b(t '^bldir. 
 
 HOlJ 
 
 Pigeon-house, ber Iflubenfdjlag. Ice 
 -, ber (fiSfeUcr. - of call, i. Die >perbcrg«- 
 (ber i^aiibiuetffibiirrdjeii). 2. biti s&oxbeU. 
 .A single -, a double -, ein SptUli, Dao ein, ■ 
 jiuci Simmer in einer 5lud)t Ijar. The - of 
 Lords or Peers, the upper — , [eiigl. S8er< 
 faff.) bai i?an6 ber CorD*, Dfcrljati*; the 
 
 — of ConiinoMs, the lower—, [eiujl. 58erfaff.J 
 ca6 ^c\u6 ber Oiemeinen, Uiitcrl)au$; ibt 
 
 - of parliament, biU ^l^arlameilt. 
 
 To be in the bouse, im iJ5ar(amente 
 nl)tn. To keep-, I. etne >i)an«l;aUnng fill)* 
 ren , Ijabeii. 2. b(\6 Sp<\ii6 l^iiteii, nid)r aii6« 
 gel)eil. To keep a good — , or a miserable 
 -, einen gtiten, elenDeii iifd) fuljren. To keep 
 open -, offene laftl Ijalren. - to let, I. 
 Sp^^u6 iU permierljcn, jn i'ermiet()ciiDe^iprtite. 
 2. O bie 'liiittive. To have neither — nor 
 home. lucDer D.id) nod) 5'id) l^aben. 
 
 Hrov. To throw the liouse out of the 
 window, einen l)ij(li|it)tn Sarin nuK^eii; uot 
 grtnDe fid) nu^t ju laffen luiffcn. 
 
 House-boat, bui beDeif te ^oot , SSoot 
 mit einein SBerfdjlagr. --bote, [3{ed)t6fpr.] 
 I. bi\6 freie 3(eparatiirl)i'lj , ibreiiiiljpli (au4 
 ben 'liialbnngen bed (^)riiiiDI)errii). 2. bie Uik 
 terl)auiiiig eiiiee 23eibved)er6 u. ber ^einigeu 
 lualjreiib feiiier (^r|angciifi1)ait. —-bread,, 
 bae ipauebro* , ipangbaitcnbroo. --break- 
 er , I :)(ed)r3fpr. j ber £>i«b , lueli^er eiii« 
 brid)t. --breaking, a; adj. eiiibrcd}enb. 
 b> ». bee d-iiibrud). -clock, oie ipausuhr. 
 --dog, bee .$>aii6l;iiiib. --oaves, s. pU 
 Die Dailjrinne. — hold, a) $. I. (Die ga> 
 milie; bie ipausljauung, ber .$)auft)ait , b<\i 
 >pau^. 2. (Das (Jamilienlebfiu Die ipans^als 
 tnng, ber ip.uieljalt. 3. ber ipofjlaat, Die 
 ipi>(i)altUlig ; treasurer of the -, Der .^I'f* 
 fit)ai)inti|ler; comptroller ef the -, ber tif 
 nigiid)e .:panel)ofiiui|ler. b> adj. Ijanelidv 
 ipaiis..., ij'i'"""" • • • • --gods, bie ipau** 
 goiter, ipenaten; --stuff, Der jpaiieraii); 
 --bread, bcti 5pan*|jacf riibroD ; --daji. 
 [(S'ngl.j einer ber pier Opferiagc , ivo bi< 
 iiijiiig einen ibefaiit opferij --expeuse», 
 0ie:9aii6l)auuiigif0|len, book of --eipeii- 
 ses, ba6:j)an6l)aiiiiiigi>toilcnbiid). --holu- 
 er, 1. ber ipaiiijoaicr, i^au^ljcrr. 2- * De( 
 ipaniljiiltcr. --keeper, I. aj ber .^ou^» 
 oatcr, ipaneijerr bi Die .$)an*nuuti'r. 2. .u 
 Der Jpainji)iiiiet. b) Die 5panel}aluriiiii, lbij» 
 l'd)lieperinii. 3. + (Smcr, ber ini ael?crf*"P 
 Ubt, ojfeiie lafel Ijalt, bet (J)ailaeber. 4. t 
 ber ©tubcnijprfet. Shaii. 3. t bet i^aun 
 l)nnb. SuAk. — keepiag, a) «rf/. t O^"**. 
 lid), .5)aii«.,. b) t. 1. bt.\6 ^aiiel)aittn, bie 
 .$>aii»l;aiiniig. 2. Die (JJa|lfieii)cu, offene ia» 
 ftl, freic !l5e>uirtl)iiiio. --lamb, Dae $aii*» 
 lauim jum '.Diailcn. --leek, l2?ot.j bee. 
 $an*laud). — maid, bic 5pau6magb, bt\i 
 ipnui', Stnbenniiibdjcn. --painter, bes 
 liliMireidjcr. --pigeon, bie ipaiitraiibe, 
 -•place, [Oettl.i Die giniciiifd>af[lu1)e©iu» 
 PC. --raiser, diuct, bri- em :pau£ biiUt, 
 --ren t, bet $auSiin6. -robbing, Dee 
 $iaii6bicb|lal)l. --room, bafi (^clat-, Dit 
 '•Jji.ii), -JCanin im ^aiife; to give any one-, 
 Oenianb iii^ ^m6 iieymen. --snail, 
 tie .^auefiljiicrfe. --tailor, t i>(^ ^(^Vi* 
 jirer. --top, btr ip>ui'?giebcl, OJicPcl. -- 
 warming, bet (I liiiUgSfdjuuuio, - • 
 w right, bt% ^imiimiieu 
 
Fhtf. f/.p. fall. fat. Mh. mk. Fine. fin. NA, mhve. nhr, got, 6il, rl^iiiJ. Ti'ihe. u'lb. full. t7;in Tni«. 429 
 
 HOU 
 
 HoUlief hi>uie, (\<bm. hy*a) t. a. 
 
 1. iiiiur £)iicl), Cbtad), unttr I5nd) ii. Sii* 
 trinncn rC. llellun, einbriiioeii, in Ccn ^Btnll. 
 ill tit @(t)eiitr, Aur ttn >£p(ii1)er briiigcii. 
 einhi-imiVn ; (®irl)) iltfUii; uernmtiren , in 
 ®t(l>erl)eit hriiiiKn. 2. teljertergfii. 3. ? t)iiii> 
 tVii ((rnuiie mi @)rnbe xc). 4. untcr (in Cb 
 eii(t) treibcn. Shak. 
 
 HouMey p. n. I. ^ f^nufen (ii>ul)iuii). 
 
 2. em 5pau6 , (Janiilit hat?m. Shak. 3. ^ 
 (riite atlriMOijifd^ ^ttUuiid am :^imiiKl t)a- 
 bea) Ijnnftn. 
 
 1. To lioiiie with darknesi and witli 
 dentil. Milton. 3. Where Sntuni 
 houaci. DkyoE5 
 
 |loilil«<l, lio&id. pp. o&tr !•<(;. I. 
 C^Kar.) tit^ flniin<t)t ip. Xoiiciien). 2. uiiKr 
 Cbe.ict), DiMt) II. 9<i<t>. 
 
 Housed in, cill|alltn&. — athwart, (lb< 
 tt. «ni1ili<lie. - 'ore ni'd ■•»< t« CniUJt 
 nn(t> iiii tfr >£«te 6r* ©djiff* fVilfleniiidjt. 
 
 Houiiel V liA&il, (tiiigtif. hu»«l; <. 
 « 6(16 t)iiliiif ■UPfiitniiiljI. 
 
 HuUAel, (AHOrir. huslian) ». a. « 
 t<l« tirilujcJn^tiiMiuil^l r(-i(f)irii uD. tiiipfiiiidd)- 
 
 MuuiieleKS, hitfu leu. adj. I. feiiu 
 ftOoljiiiina l)abiiie, ol;iie i^nu6 ob. 4L«i>t)iiuiid. 
 2. Dt)n« Cbtod). l&«< Jpufiiifl. 
 
 HoHseline, b&aa'lia, «. ['iXAr.j 
 
 HuuseM'ift; y hiix'wit, «. i. b\t 
 ^msnniun . pautirau. 2. tit :{>.uisljiiitf . 
 rinti , S.'>(rct)lir^rriiin. 3. tine in iviril>lKt)en 
 Vlrbeiren trfnljrtiie ^JeriVn. 4. bit Jniw, bai 
 SHitib. SHAK. 5. ^a6 i)iiil)f.ill(l)eH, i)i\il)fi|l» 
 fl)en, 'Tt.ihtiii'tftrf)'". i)i<il)forb(t)fti. Ht ^l^^mn^e. 
 
 HuuMVwifely , hux witle, uUj. l 
 }U einer ^auifnin flffjorig; iin JpiUiSweiVn 
 rrr'aljren. 2. udiii ^iiuswcirii tmut)i\i ciHiVi 
 topt)er to. - <u^o- l)>iuiii(1), l)iiii»I^U[iQ, 
 iuir(l;>(t)>ij(li(fj. 
 
 ■Iua«e««'ireryf hux'wifii. «. I. 
 tie j^..uil}aitnng, tat :^>)U6iue|cit. 2. ^•( 
 ^onrlirt>fe». 
 
 HuuMewife'skep, } ( fcf^pM. > 
 
 HuMfiuMKep, ^ bouae- 
 
 wifery. [bit i^nuei)iiliiiirrit. 
 
 llouiie^«'inn«SNf iiu<'wii1a«*, «. 
 
 HotiMie, (ict)oi(.> tilt i^.iiied)cii. 
 
 Huusiiis^v lioiixiiig. ppr. I. bti 
 f(t)iii>enD, wrru'iil^riiib. 2. gerruinnit, rriinini 
 Hvit tin aSirffuilO. 
 
 Muua>iii|P« «. I. •) ^Ainrr, ^Bphni 
 Ijiun'er. U> tint aUoljuiin.] , ibtljiuiruiig <nii 
 ^tllgem.). 2. (fr. hooaar> ») tit «ttiillrli>irift, 
 S(t)>fbrii(fe. b) bit (t'ibtr bat ttrtii) bteiver> 
 beis ^trabtfiingtnbt) @(t>abracfe u\u<tt booi- 
 bnaciug). 3. l^iir. | tai >>ri|ing. 4. 
 [<panbel| n) btt O'cndjUg , bit Ir>tnei>c>ri> 
 fi'ileii tiir &uin iii« j^iUie. b< t<i6 iiiujern. 
 «> but VAijrrijclb, btt lMgtriiii6, bit &doer> 
 foiVtii, t'liiirrniierl)!. 
 
 Hunslillg'v h&&i'lin(, imO. * —fire. 
 b(i6 l^eiiitjc ^tutr bti btn i&vrniot^nng^H btt 
 %treii. - ijclt. bit ^Ibenbniiihle^llocft. 
 
 Houlia, f. Houaiag. h. t. 
 
 ■l«>Ut, ]'. in Hoot. 
 
 ■lout49>fi«, koat ni«'a! 
 
 <f(!)LHt.) iuterj. paha! aoiiaenae. 
 
 HuvCy huve , prael. V. heave. - 
 e. II. t iiiiibfrn , blcibcn. 
 
 Muvvi, bor'il. (iingtli'. hof, hofe)#. I. 
 bit :{)utit, J(ott)e. 2. 6frc*uf(>en, £ctjo|flJ«n. 
 
 HOW 
 
 Hov^If V. a. a) untec eintn (Scbuv- 
 vm, miier CbtnO) briiigen, in eine ^litte 
 Oriiigen b> ^ in eict)rrt;i!it briiu]eii, bergcii. 
 
 Hoveling, iiov iiiing, «. [<.lirct)it.i 
 iiii i&tUqtii t- 1 II chilli III I ii« nut ^ir|1niiit'$)elii. 
 
 Huvtsn^ bovn. pp. 0. heave. 
 
 lluveu, *. [II}ieriKiiitir.J bat 91uf- 
 i'ct)n)'ll«>i <bt« 2$iei)£>. 
 
 Hover^ hiivur. ». n. l. f rcixvebcu 
 (.ivie 33i)gel in btr CufO. 2. l I'd^nxbeu un 
 btt lliiijcivip^tit %t.). 3. i (ou> t)in> ii. hrr^ 
 jctivebtn, i)in> u. ^erfal)ren, t^crumiul^en 
 uui, nup. 
 
 3. K ahip hovering on our coaat; an 
 anuy hovering on our bordera. 
 
 To hover about j uinfi^iuebtn. 
 
 Hover* «. • bet ritiii>iMibt lubtrhnng. 
 
 Muver-g:ruun(lf havurgruund. 
 I. bMT itt(t>it, lucftrt i&vCtH. Ray. 
 
 How, b6&, «ingt(r. bii{ t)t)U. boo 
 iidv. 1. (iiiif mtlffye 'iiitiit) xoit. 1 know not 
 how to answer. - • How can a man li« 
 bora when he U old? Biblx 
 
 2. (bi< )u ii<(l(1)(m 0>riibt) it>it. How 
 long ahall we aiitfer iheae indi|;iiilie» ? 
 liow uiiich better it wisdom than gold! 
 
 3. (bliTtti Wti<t)t 'Witttl; wit. How oaii 
 (hit effect be prodiiccd? 
 
 4. (in ivtlc^in 3u|liinbt) wit. How, and 
 with what reproach shall I reiurn ! UavDKn. 
 
 5. (tin 2>ert)iiltni6 aii|(igtnb) wit; |. ^. 
 How much mure; bow much less. — By 
 how much they would diuiiiiiah the pre- 
 sent exient of ih« tea, ao much ihcy would 
 Impair the fertility and rivers aiid lonii- 
 lains of the earth. Bkrtlbv. 
 
 6. ia\6 'HutTllf) tvit. How are ihe 
 mighty fallen! Bibi.«. [yu. 
 
 7. (roit I'tljc) ivic. You lee b o w t love 
 
 8. t '■Wit t^tuer; ivie i»<l. How a score 
 of ewea uow ? 
 
 y. o (how tnttvtbtr ganj tibtrfti'iilfto ober 
 
 tiiui(rli<t)> bag, k. Thick clouds put uk iu 
 
 some hope ol laud; knowing how thut 
 
 part of Ibe South ttea waa uiteily uukuwn. 
 
 B«i;ua. 
 
 How mauy aocvcr. |'o pid il>ri'r iitiif) 
 finb. -aow? nun? n>i»riini tut! - is n 
 ll>«t..7 ivit riMlinit t(. bitij ..? Did he give 
 you an accuuiii - it wan? trj.iljllt tr ol)iini, 
 unt fict) (It <b>id)f iui]ttr <gtii t).u(t? 
 
 HitwiM?, huti-l>4, f atUi. * U>it 
 
 ll«»«vl>««i( , lioiibe It, ^ (tin lUict) I'tt, 
 ntiljrs t>nii> ivrmgrr, btniiMt, jtCi^ct), beify. 
 
 Hovvtlie, (iVtvct.j howdy. 
 
 Howdy , huudi, «. [Otrtl.) bit 
 >pthiiiuni(. OaooB. 
 
 Ho«Vtl'y«, hA&'-dyi, (how do 
 you doi luit Dtflnbtn eie fid)? [ho*. 
 
 Howttf (id)('tt.> hollow, a dell; 
 
 Ho«vebi»ckity o'cbott.; suuk in 
 ihe back (spoken of a horse>. 
 
 HoMrfiVtrr* houeVvur, adv. I. a\ii 
 
 iviit minier fur tint 'ilrt, in tvat niiintr ilir 
 
 rihtni 0>rabe, tmi wticbt >}lrc fliitt. icie .. <iuct), 
 
 fi>..iiii4;; n>ie ftl^r , fo ftljr. 2. ivtnigi^tn}, 
 
 jebrnfaU« , }um SUettigiltn , ftte'<t) , bod). 3. 
 
 iiibtlTtn, (fnnpd), iitd)t« bt)li>H)eui|]er, oiti(^< 
 
 M)oi>[, btfirii ungta(1)ttt. 
 
 I. However good or bad tbe style may 
 
 be. 2. Our chid eud is to be freed 
 
 from all , il It atay be, however 
 
 HUD 
 
 from the greater evils. Tii.lotsok. 
 
 3. 1 cannot however approve of It. 
 Howitz, h^Su'itz, I t. I'JIrtill.] 
 
 Howitzer ) ii6u itiui,^C)ie.:^iuibt9e> 
 
 Howk, u'i.'t)Ott.) to dig. 
 
 Howker, hu&kiir. t. (eine ^rt 
 Ijcd. iJal;rieiiQt ; eiu gifiterbiu'i in Orl'i'ib) 
 bet ipiifer. Mar. Dict. 
 
 How kin, (I'd^ptf.) digging. 
 
 Howkit, (fct)L<rt.) digged. 
 
 Ho^vi, hd&l, (I)d(1. huileu ; fd)iu. via ; 
 liU. ululare; l». wylaw) v. n. I. Ijfuleil (H)t« 
 btri^uiib, 2i5i>lf ic). 2. (flngeu, lUfinen) 
 l)ciilen. 3. % (bnuifcn) l)euleii. 4. brunfcen 
 
 To howl at, aiil)eiiitn. [(u. iSJoife). 
 
 Howl, v. a. tjtllUlX. 
 
 Uo . . . howl it out iu deserts, gef^', l)eu(c 
 ei ben ^I'lt^en wx. Philips. 
 
 Ho%vl, «■ 1. tat $eulen, C>>el;tul (Hi 
 ill>i<ife« to. 2. (tai ':iUeiiitn , itlaijcn) biii 
 Q)cl)tul. [bie '^tiittreuU. 
 
 Howlei , ho&l'et, (fr. huiutte) «. 
 
 Howliny , liuuling, ai{j. DuU 06— 
 
 l)tni , uuQ l)eiiltnb<r W^itxt; furc^tbiir, 
 
 f(t)rcc(li(t). 
 
 Innumerable artifices and stratageios arc 
 
 acted In the howling wilderiKss and 
 
 Id the great deep, lliut can never soum 
 
 to our knowledge. AuDtto*. 
 
 Howliii((, t. tai j^eiilen, (^tl)«ul. 
 
 Ho WHO, hO&'su, coiij. '>' VblVUl)!, \>bt 
 
 fiton, iH'gleid). 
 
 Howsoever, bt'uaosv'vdr, adt. 
 I. f. However. N. I. 2. benilO<^, boit). 
 3. cimj. Dbf(l)oii, Dbn)i>t)l, oboU'ul). Shak 
 
 How often soever, ivit oft lUlit). 
 
 Hox, hoks, V. a. t liitjilien, f. Hough. 
 
 Hoy, hoe. «. (tin fkine^, fia^H 
 5ai}riciifl> ber ptxi , bit ire(f.'2i1)ui)K. 
 
 Hoy, inltrj. I)t! I)al)i> ! iwi'g! 
 
 Hoy, (fd)oc(.> to urge. [zily. 
 
 Hoyte, if4)i^"-> ^o awble cra- 
 
 Huto, f. Hob. 
 
 Huiible bui>I>le, hub'bl-bubbl, 
 t. ti bat I)unteiniiii(>i:r , bat uuutruti)inj 
 li{()t iKebtn. - «<(/. I'lriuirrt. 
 
 Hubbub, hi'iii'iJiib, s. o 1. 6ft 
 L'lirni , tat Oiti6it. 2. ttx S>a)Xi\. 
 
 Hubbub- boo, bat iftuitii (Dei^gr&tf 
 niiKn in orliUiDj. 
 
 Huck, liuk, V. n. t feilkt)tn. 
 
 Huck, t. tine <Jlrt (eiirict>i'r $i>renr. 
 
 Hucknback, hiikkabak, «. btt 
 Dainoil , flfinobfUt iiidjji'iig. 
 
 Huckle, huk'kl. t. Die ^nfce. 
 
 Huckle-backeil. hiik' kibakt. bucfrlig. 
 -•bone, 1. batf .i^iiftDrin. 2. p<. rifeiibrii 
 neriit £;ni><t)teiit jinn i£)piek'n. --shoul- 
 dered, bncftlig. 
 
 Huckster, Iruk'snir, *. I. ber 
 SfhU, pi^ttx , p\>ttx. 2. &er :f)aluiire , o*. 
 nieint (B|>i9bnbe. Hub. Tai.b. i^ofern. 
 
 Huckster, t. ». tjofen, l;&fcrti, 
 
 HuckMterHge, liuk suiidje, ». f 
 ber ip.iiibei. ii>i>fiiin, iptferinn. 
 
 HuckMteress, huk'hiuie«, «. tit 
 
 Hud, hiid, «. l>Derci.J Cie Oiiiiil)iiliV, 
 3tii0rd)iile. URose. - V. a. titrl;til|Vii (i)iii|fe). 
 
 Huddle, liiid dl, V. a. 1. a^ i)ubtiii. 
 b) PfrnKirrcn, I'mneiujen, iMriiniineiiiuirfeii, 
 unter tiiiiinber wcrirn. 2. (oid iinorbenciKt), 
 u<Ml)U|ftt] II. eiliQ iibertvirfen (Kieiber;. X 
 
430 Fate, far. fall, fat. M*. met. Fine. fin. NA, move. n6r, got, 6il. cl^od. Ti'ihe. ti'b. fiSU. tJnn. THis. 
 
 HUD 
 
 (up) often ^in f)uMn, cbcnf)in i'cm:ftten, 
 ciliij (i(>t()un. 4. (together) mit eiiinuBcr \>ev-. 
 tueiifltn, jufnnimciiiucrfen. 5. a) eifia o6. 
 nnc^Infilg 6efctfeii. l>) einhfiflen. Edwahds. 
 6. i (upon) eitig haufen (fliif). 
 
 Why should young, fair and good be 
 fauddled in untimely grave, mnnilll fofltr 
 eiii friil^jeirige* Oivab ^uqa^b, ®d)onl)eit u. 
 Onte ()rt|1ig betcden, iini|"d)Iie6eu? 
 
 Huddle, V. n. I. tinor(ent[i<^ an([e 
 jpgcn fDtinuiMt, (logether) iinorfent(irf>, eilig, 
 in ^Jteiige herbeiilronicn. 2. (along) ftrf) i" 
 finer I'erroirrten -WrtiTc fortm.ilifn ot>. tDn= 
 briinflcn. 3. l fid) fjiiufen (Id), lUiiljen. 
 
 Huddle, (■ I- tit nnorbcntficf);, 
 I'eriuirrte 9}ienf(t)tnntenge , bn6 Qhm'nre. 
 2. 6er Cnrm, ^n$ 03etofe, eic SSmuirruiig, 
 Unp^^lUlng. 3. bet 'Wiutinnfcf) , ^[Cirnunrr. 
 
 All in a huddle. 9l(If5 Curd) I'ilinilBtT. 
 
 Huddler, hiid dlur, «. bet S?ncitt, 
 95tufd)er. [lVrnE>tlii6. 
 
 Huddling-, hud'dling, arlj. ^ ii. f 
 
 Hue, hii, (niigelf. hiewe, hiw) «. T 
 n. 1 bit SJarbe. 
 
 To change from the natural hne, err 
 ftbicScn. Oil the greenish -, in* ©rilulirtjc 
 filQenb. 
 
 Hue, (norm, hue, fr. Imer) «. in bet 
 ^rnfe - and cry , bci ®ffd)rci , luomir 
 fijer6red}cr ycrfofgt mcrbcn. 
 
 To wake hue aiid cry after any one. dii 
 nen nitt ©n'd)roi, mit ©rrcfi-rirfcM i-frfflflcn. 
 
 Huer, hu'ur. *. -j- ((S-iiirr, bc^eu &)C: 
 frf)nfr c^ ill, fin I'arinjciitfn jii flc&cii) bet 
 9?iid)rd)rfier, 3w'(t)teiet, 5pi'.rin(]#iViiI)cr. 
 
 HuiT, huf, cfp.in. ciiuf.t) s. I. bni- 
 Qluffnljrcu; troi^ige, fliifijoKiirfnc, nngciliiinr, 
 polrernt>e ^cfeii; bat- Uiigrilinn, Per Olnfall. 
 2. ber ^rrtMcr; ©igenMliifliT. 
 
 To be upon (he huff about one'i ex- 
 traction. (If^ iinf feine C55i'tMirt of. mit fciiicr 
 ffie&nrt bnlilen, mit feiiicr ©c&nrt prnljicii 
 To be in a-, (Iil) niifMiilii'ti ; lu'Ircrn, tubcn. 
 
 H u f f - s n II f f . ber "JJiiIriTrr. 
 
 Huff, V. a. 1. :f utii'fdrn, Miifjcn. 2. 
 (up) niiffi1,mief(fn, nnfl'diiicn. .■?. rrcyig, grot) 
 tcl^nnbeln , (d'incm) inn; tirten. 
 
 To huif a man, [iJriineniViff] lincn 
 €tein bliifen. 
 
 HufiT, V. n. I. T fliifgc^pn duie bn^ 
 
 ^■ob). 2. ± a) fid) niifMnljcn. b) (at) fui) 
 
 tiift'Iiifen, (id) nnfi'hil)en cgcgcn;. e) poltcni, 
 
 fdjiirtiif'en. 
 
 2. b) This arrogant conceit made them - 
 
 at the doctrine of repentanre. South. 
 
 HufTer, buffur. «. ber St^nniibEr, 
 HJplterer, '5>i'd)fr, ^jSmhkr. 
 
 Huffing-, hiifring, *. ba6 ©ct)nan> 
 ben ic. - adj. niifgcMnrcn. 
 
 A huffing. Kliiulng, flattering, cring- 
 ing coward. Otway. 
 
 Hurn«<ll, huffish, adj. ^fliif. 
 
 Huffislily, liuf'fishlc. ndv. 5grHa< 
 fen, prnijli-nb, irotjig, iiermcffcn, fdjnan! 
 6enb, ppftfrnb. 
 
 Hufri*<lineS8, hufif^^lmcK. t. bit 
 SlufgebinfcHljfit, 'i^mhlcrri, 25rrmpiffnf)cit, 
 ber Itot}, b([i 'ijjolrcrn. [I'erimffi-n, trrnig. 
 
 HulTy, biif'fe . adj. nufgftMnrcn, 
 
 Hug-, bug, (biin. heger; |'(f)iii. biigna; 
 ^pD. hiikken ; hrgrn) «'. n. 1. nmt"rt)Iii-f,rii, 
 utufnifi-n , in fcine 9(rme brtlden. 2. i ti(i>> 
 
 HUL 
 
 fofen, f^ntffftefn; pflcgcn; fieften. 3. (6eim 
 3linqtn) fnijen, feilljnlren. 
 
 To hug one's self. 1. (Id) fc^nicicfteln, fid) 
 fetbft rcefjl gefaflen. 2. (with) fid) etwni jii 
 &mt tt)un (nuf). To-the land, the wind, 
 [5)tnr.] fo bid)t al6 tn&glic^ beim I'ante, 
 beitn 553iiibe Ijalten. [ftatlcii. 
 
 Hug-, V. n. t eng beifammcn ii>Dljm:ii, 
 
 Hug, t. 1. bie enge Ilmnrmnng, llni: 
 fafjnng. 2. cin bcfonberer ®riff beim Diingeii. 
 
 To give any one the Corni.sh hug, 
 (finem ein ©ein nnri!rrd)lagen. 
 
 Huge, biije, (Ipd. hoog, f)P(ft?) adf. 
 I. iingt'ljCHer, fi-l)ir gro^ (luvi ber 'OTtiffe, 
 bcni llinfiuige). 2. (niijicrlirt) ob. o) uncr: 
 mcfc-lid), iingcf;ener, ("cljr iveit, |'c!)r grofj 
 (uoni 3{nnme n. iion ber G-n:|crnnng). 3. ([ 
 uiigi-l>euer (tfreiTer 20. Shak- 
 
 Hug^e, ) ado. I. nnge: 
 
 Hugely, hdje'le,) i;cuer, nnenniij^ 
 lid). 2. uiigcnieni. 
 
 Hugeness, huje'nls, «. l. bie ini; 
 gcl;enreOii-6(je. 2. -J- Dicriit(jer|le01ii6fi'l)nung. 
 
 Hugeous, liiije'UK. <uO'. O f. Huge. 
 
 Huggeir-inugger, iiuggiir- 
 
 luuggui . «. o bet iSt1)iupfa>infi[. 
 
 Ill li ugger- 111 ugger. nifgel)eim, untcr 
 ber Dfrfe, tn iillcr litille, iieriti.'l)lcn. 
 
 Hugger-ni«igger, <«<>■ I. ()eiiii. 
 lid). 2. iilXiimpig, ril)tmii;iii , licDeriid). 
 
 Hugger-mugger, ado. unier 
 ber I5;'tfe, I'criioitiencr -ikjeiie. 
 
 Hug-li, hug. t. $iigi>. 
 
 Huguenot, in'ig gcnot, (rerb aui- 
 6'ibg(-iu>riVn' «• Ifr. &e{d).i bet ipiigcnpir. 
 
 Hug-uenote, bUg'genote, (fr. -b}.> 
 
 1. bii6 KiHi)offld)i;n; Ccr iugel ol)iic (yujje. 
 HuguenotxMin, lirig'geuoiLin, s 
 
 bit l'ri)rc, ber OMnube ber i>iigeiiutreii, bu 
 Ijngeiiottifilje i^eljre. 
 
 Htigy, liiije'^. ndj. f ungel;euer. 
 
 Huisller, hwisli'ur, (fr. Iiuii>iiier> 
 *. <= iet (4)i'rid)fS0iener, if)iir(lel)er. 
 
 Hulie, iiiike. (ID. liugi «. btt -yRan- 
 re(, lUbei-ioiirf. Bacon. (-^iictel, >pi)(ffr. 
 
 Hulcli, biiltxli, «. t bie :^eiilc, ber 
 
 H II I c h - b a c k e d . Ijpff erig. [Icii. 
 
 Hulciie<l, liiiltsiiri. (idi. t getitjiuoi: 
 
 Hnlciiy, liulisire, «<y. t !)Oifeng. 
 
 Hulk, hulk, (l)i'ri. Iiulk; nngeli. Iiuic; 
 fdjiv. liaik) t. 1. (I'liie ^2lrr giiDriciige) btr 
 v^ulf, 5pplf. 2. u) ber ■.'(iiiupf, JtiYprr (ciiici 
 miicn i2d)itff5); (grn)5liiiliri) nber) bj cber 
 ■Jhitiipf eiiiei< iiltcn, jiim Dieiifie unbmiid) 
 bnrcii ®d)itfe5) ber >piilf, SpM. 3. + fu 
 fd)iiirrtii(iigc}i?niTe. 4. ^bii6>2il)iff. [(iiiiere). 
 
 Hulii, V. a. t iiiii'imibrii, (iii^iirhnieii 
 
 Huiky, hi'ilke. adj. t frtiiurrfiinig. 
 
 Hull, hul. (.nigeir. hnl; Ijofl hiilsr; 
 m. lull) *. 1. bie ipfiife, ©d)iiie, <S(t>lniibe. 
 
 2. ber 9fumpf (eiiiro Bdf.^ti). 
 
 To lie a-hull, ['Wnr.J lu'r topp n. latex 
 fein. To strike a--, wt lopp 11. Zafci 
 treiben. 
 
 Hull, P.O. 1. (in^ht'ilfen , finlfen. 2. 
 [Wiir.J (fiiicm ©d)iffe) ine ipplj fd)ifpen. 
 
 Hull, V. n. 1. (Phiie iSegrl ic. «Mf bem 
 aSiiiTrr) treiben u>. ®d)tften). 2. f treiben. 
 
 Hull, 8. bie graiie :i){alle, <^irrmet<e, 
 "Jlftrrnupe. ('Seiregel. 
 
 Huilock, linl'lok. *. f<»?iir.) bn$ 
 
 Hully, huJ'le, a.ij. \)ui\{% , |(^(ilig. 
 
 HUM 
 
 Huloiliei.sni , hillot/ierzm. (gr. 
 hyle u. theos) t bit 2ef)re ob. ber (*3lnube, 
 bng bie •0)Jnterie ®m id. [®fcrf)pfllme. 
 
 Hulver, hulvur, *. [-Bor.] bie 
 
 Hum, bum. V. n. I. l)iinimen, i'iiiu« 
 men, fumien (luie ipummein :e.). 2. fnm» 
 men; brntnnien (ivie cine ciirfernte (Swbt 
 !c.). 3. ini Dfcben ilorfcn n. ijuinmen. Hu- 
 DRiBAs. 4. » a) nuirinclii (um feineii i^eifatt 
 .(u erfennen jii geben). b) (10) (Jinem Sliet» 
 fad jnmnrinein, iuianc^icn. 0. murnnln (i», 
 J-itiffen 2c.). 6. \m\tn. 7. (at) brnnnneit, 
 mnrrcn (liber). 8. (over) f)erbriiinme!i. 
 
 To hum and haw, 1. im 9{eben ftocfen. 
 2. jiinbern, luiigeln. 
 
 Hum, V. a. I. mnrmeln, brnmmcn 
 (eine Olrie 10. 2. (Jmen juni aicrten 
 hnben. 3. fGinem ^eif.id geben. 4. o brunu 
 men (offen (.Rreifcl jo. 
 
 Hum, t. I. bai ©nmmen, (Sefnmfe, 
 (5)eMimiiie (ber Jni'efren). 2. bai ©nmmen 
 (einer entferntcn iStnbt 20; ba& ©eianfe. 
 .3. ber ^um, ber bumpfe, iiitiirtifiilirte Eiiut, 
 Ben bei- '"({ebner beitn ©rrtfen ifottw loijt. 
 .Shak. Dryuen. 4. bui, &emntme\. 5. bAi 
 (i)cmiirmel, bie 25eifad^beieigiiiig. .Specta- 
 tor. 6. 6 ber gemciiie £d)crj pb. ©pap. 7. 
 - cin rd)led)te(j gciiligcS (Sietninf. 
 
 To put a hum upon any one, @tnen 
 jum Sjriten (joben. 
 
 Hum, iuterj. hutn! I)m! 
 
 Uummi, hii man, dat. hnmannn) 
 adj. \. meiiul)lid). 2. -f profnn, iveitiid) 
 (©d)rif(ilPdir). Bro«ii. 
 
 Ha ma II a» .ihe is, in i^rer ivirflid)en 
 (?)ertnlt, nid)r nl* Q>U\\t, e>\)nt bit 03efal)r, 
 meld)e bie iiejdiibi'ruiii) beglritet. Shar. 
 
 Humanntc;, bunianAte, adj. * 
 mit ber iiieiifrt)ln1)eii3i.uiir befuibct, bel^iiftet. 
 
 HuitlMne, bi'iniaiie', udj. 1. mcu> 
 fdjenfrfuiiblid), liebreid), lentfclig , tjuuMn. 
 2. nieiiHl>lirf) (gcgeii bie iljicrc). 
 
 Humiiue learning, bie ©C^uliuiffen* 
 fd)afren , ipmiiiiniprn. 
 
 Humanely} humine'le. adv. mem 
 fdjfiitrpinioiid), ((liiig, lubrcid). 
 
 Humanene.SS, bumanencs. i. 
 bit -J)fenri-D(iifi-eimbiii-l>feif, -WnnVOlidjfeit. 
 
 Humani.st, i>u mauist, a, 1. 
 [©d)Pttl.j bet ipumaniil, ^Jjijiloipj, 2. ber 
 OJfciifd)nifcnncr. Swift. 
 
 Humanity, human'cie, (lar. bn- 
 maniias) *. I. bie menu1)lid)c Oirttur, '^JJeiiri^)! 
 l)eit. 2. <.bni menfrt)lid)e CiJeA-tilcitf ) bi< 
 ■XVenfitljeit. 3. bie -))Jciird)pnfrfuiiblifl)fcu, 
 ')JieMfi1)lid)ifeir, •>))Jenfd)enliebe, ^iim.uiitar. 
 4. bie -5)?eiifd)iiil)fcit (gegeii il^icre). 5. bie 
 ^Ijilolpgie. 6. pi. [i!it.J bie ©djuliPiifeiu 
 fd)afren, ipiimiiiiiprn. 
 
 IBumanization,bumano/l')ihui|, 
 *. bie v)iniiiiiiiftriiiig, bA6 i^uniaiiiiu-eu. 
 Humanize, hu'niaui/.e, v. 
 nifnfcl)iid) , gcftttet, gefcdig , incnrd)"d>e»| 
 mad)fn , ITttigeii , Ijnmrtiiinreii. 
 
 Humankind, hu'mankjnd, *. bn$\ 
 •i!rofiifd)eiigLri1)ir(t)f. 
 
 Humanly, hii'manli , aia. I. 
 meiiu-tjlid), iiml) menrd)ild)er SCeife, niu^j 
 menf(1»lu1)eii 33egriffrii (jii rcben 20. 'I 
 meiifrt)iii1), meiifrt)eufreiiiti'lid). FopcJ 
 
 Humation, hiimA'kUuu, (lot., 
 t bie ^terbiguiid. 
 
F&te, far, fall, fat M*. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6iK d6ii(l. Tube, tub, full, t/iin, THIs. 431 
 
 HUM 
 
 Ifumbird, hum'buH, «. [Omitf).] 
 ttt RvUbti, 9)ieiKMU'0flel , 5?pni(jraii<ier. 
 
 Humble, umbl. dot- huaiilis; fr. 
 humble) adj. 1. f iitrDtr, niefri{). i. nieDnn. 
 gitiiifl. 3. t «) beiniuljifl, bei\t)eiDen. b; ( 
 neini)turl)i{). o (bei ^o|li(^reii6l»e)ei(}Uii(]ftu 
 uiutrtt)aui() , (|el)oriam. 
 
 Your most humble servnnt, 0^' 0'' 
 l)rrtaiii|ler , uiitfrtljaniflilet Ditnet. 
 
 H u m b 1 e - 111 o u I li c <i . Dcimir!)li] tit ^or> 
 ten, bcf(t)ci^et^; jrtijIiaft.SHAK. — -(jlant, iit 
 &<t)iuiipiliiii)e, ijeuieiiie (£iniipf{iiiiie. 
 
 Mumble, v. a. I. f (riiiebrigen 
 
 (^ergtic). i. i a) criiitDrigm, eemurtjiflcii. 
 
 h) brcd^eii, ierritmeucrii. c> friiiifeii. d; || 
 
 beittutDigen, nicDcrbcitgen. 
 
 1. The bighckt uiouiitaiiis may be huoi- 
 
 bled iiilu valleys. Hakewill. '^. a> The 
 
 power ot Kuiiie w<u humbled but iioi 
 
 , subdued, b; The battle of Wdterluo 
 
 h u lu b 1 e d the power of tiuon<iparie. 
 
 To humble oiie'x self, 1. || |'i4) Oeiiu'u 
 t^jifltii. 'i. fi'1) l)rrnblfl(Teii. 
 
 Mumble-bee, um'blbee, «. 1. Me 
 ^umind. 'i. fi\6 '^iciuafniut. 
 
 H u ui b I e b e e - e H t e r , tcr S^ieneillDUlt'. 
 
 HumbleneM*, uiu'bluea, «. cie 
 Dtmuti); OiifbriGrfit. 
 
 Mumbler, tim'blur, «. brr iD(niu> 
 t^ifler, (iTMicPnoer. Itii.anutiDf. 
 
 Mumbles, umblz, $. pL tit :^iriit)> 
 
 Muuibly, liui'iile. adv. 1. Deimi(i;i|j. 
 2. iiitCria. -i- 1 fUiiuiuiti)itj. 4. (i)i)tlii1jri:u6« 
 tejeifliiiKii Mo>i -. ijfi)orriim|l, iiiitirdj.uiiflil. 
 
 Mumbuldite, huiuboldiie, «. 
 [■•Xitn^r.ilg.) trr ^lutnbolbit. [jtl. 
 
 Humbux, hum'bnkt, «. o bie Jiaiu 
 
 MumbUST* humbug, «. e (ic 
 gdjuiift, 6ct>nurre, I'Uflt, •Jiufidjueibertii 
 brr ijftriifl. 
 
 Mumbui^, r. a. e juin ??nrrcii 
 ^(ibeii, jiini 5>cruii Ijabcii, buxO) »Jluii4)iui. 
 ^<:^ft (intfil)ren. 
 
 To humbug any one out of a thing. 
 (Allien biivdj ^ttitidjiuitertt uiii Griuo* briiu 
 (Jill. (brr l'i'i.)!ifr, \)lti(Yrt/r>fibcr, 4>firii(irr. 
 
 HuitlbU|;-|i;'er, huinLliggur, /. ti 
 
 Huill(ir44lil, iiiiiirdrum, diuiu u. 
 droue ed. iv. iiuni.'; ailj- biiiiiiii, rinfol(ii|, 
 f(t)i.irria, iriiflf. lnu'ii>f, i£d>l.i|l)>uibe. 
 
 Old humdrum fellow. Die aire &(l>Ia|< 
 
 Mumitruiii, «. bcr bumme, fd^uf' 
 rige 'D.eiiidj, Me €(1)Mfl;.nibf. 
 
 Huiududg-euu, [Dnrtf. ] viei 
 £Armcii iim Oi'unt;. 
 
 Muiliect, iiiimekt', ^ (Int. 
 
 HuiliectMte, humek'lite, ^ hu- 
 mectare) v. a. f I. feild)tCI1, (llir>ll(t;tei1, 
 brfrii(t;mt, brnc^eii, ne^eii. 3. t^t'tb.J aii> 
 feurt)rcit, trfnirtjci'. 
 
 Muinectatiou, lidnicKti'»hun, «. 
 + I. Cie 9liiff iiil)riin,i , "^ffeiic()riiii(j , S5fiie< 
 ^uiig. 1. I'WirB.] bie (JT(ri|'ct)iiJig. Bacob. 
 
 Mumective, htiinek'tlr, adj. I. 
 an|'nirt)tcii5. 'i. l-»ffP.) frfrifc^i-nb. 
 
 Humerul, hi'i'miral, (u. lat. hn- 
 merui) adj. [yiu,u.] ©(fciilrer... 
 
 Humeral artery, Me ®d)iilterbliitabfr. 
 
 Humerus, hu'ni^rus, vl^t. W.) «. 
 I^nnr.j trnt €d)iiitcrbein. 
 
 Humfri^y, him'fri, } *■ [9?flmf] 
 
 Mum|ihreyf 5 ^iimtrieb. 
 
 HUM 
 
 Humlium, hum'hum, t. [(^nbfhr.] 
 eiiie 'iirt flroben , bammiu'deiien 3«it!j<6. 
 Humicubntlou,liuiiiekuij4'shun. 
 
 (D. U\t. humuk u. cubo> 4. ba6 2\tQtn Ailf 
 ber Grbe. [nne. 
 
 Humid, hu niid, (Int.) adj. itU(t)t, 
 Huuiiflity, liuuiideie. ( 
 Mumiditess, iiii midnes, ^ 
 JJi'iid)rigfeit. [v. a. bciiuirl)ineii. 
 
 Humiliate,liumir^ite,(''H u'mile> 
 
 Mumiliatinff , luluiileAiiug, adj. 
 
 betiiurl)iijeiib. 
 
 Humiliatiou, huiuilei'shun, (I.) 
 i. 1. ba6 Ceiiuirijifleii, (jrineOngeii, Die i)e» 
 iiuitl;igiiiig , &riiirbri<)iing. 2. (^I^eol.j Me 
 ermebnaiiiig (^errtbhifiuiig). 3. Me ©t» 
 iiiebrigiiiig Cbtmm\)). 4. bie £rmifuug, &r> 
 nirbrigiing. 
 
 2. The former waa a humiliatloa of 
 deity; the latter, a — ot maiiliood. 
 
 Hooker. 
 
 3. The doctrine he preached waa h u - 
 m i 1 i a 1 1 o n and repentance. Swict. 
 
 Humility, hijmircii, dat.) «■ l. 
 bic Dci'.iitti). i. bie ^riiicbrigiiiig, i)iii:brig> 
 teit; pi. bie G-ljrftirdjtsbejiigiiiujeii , ibtiti 
 giiiigfii bcr6'l)rt'rbie(iiiig, ber llitteriljiuiigfctc 
 i)b. Grgrbeiii^eit. 
 2. With ihcne huniilltlea they aatia- 
 tied the young king. Davies. 
 
 Huuilte, hu luite, «. l'i)}2iiicciiig.J 
 bet 5piiinii. 
 
 ;;"■"!«' i (Wott.) o(,n« *5rnet. 
 Muiuble, J / f 
 
 MumlucK-kao^V, (ft^oit.; h e iii- 
 
 lock-knoll. 
 
 Hummer, hum'mur, «. 1. bee 
 
 ^iimimiire, toumiuciibe, "iSJtiirtnrliibe. 2. 
 (riiier, ber •Seifoll miinnilr, ber3it)t'ii(t)ieii5e. 
 
 Huuimiug' , hiiiu'niing, fc. 0a6 
 6iiiiii)ieii, ^iiiiimen, &t\nm\e, e>e|Utiiine, 
 (Senuiriiirl. 
 
 Humming-ale, t>ni ftnrfe, betAubeiibe 
 »irr. --bird, bet fioiibri, aiieiieiiucgel, 
 Jlirgrmnigel. 
 
 Hummock, huni'niok,«.bit4liil)&l)e. 
 
 HummuillM, lium'mumA, «. pL 
 Snbtriiibeii, ©itjiuii^ij.iiirtT, 9Jiibirti. 
 
 Humor, yumur. dat. )Si.; fr. 
 
 humeur; lU'Ul inilffr. ama. |"iUi1)r> *. I. Mt 
 (gnuMjiiI. I'frbcrbene) ■i5i'iirt)tigfeir, ber (Siii'i 
 (bf« Slbrvtri) ; <brtl)cr O) ihe blood la lull 
 of humor a, bn6 ibiut l|l vdl bb\n «il|fe. 
 2. bie JE)aiiifrniiflifir. Fieli>i.io. 3. (-WeD.J 
 brr SliiB <i>" ilorper). 4. i a; bie (aemiiiljs. 
 nrt, 65fii)iirl)6i'<riiii7iiiig, 6)eiurnl;6f.>iT"»9- 
 PiUiiie, giiiimiiiiig. bj bie <giite> I'auiie. c; 
 bie (I'ltle) t'lHiuf, 2l5iiiiberiic^feit. d; bic 
 2aiiiie, Wriflf, bcr (S-intod. e; fie uiole) iUu 
 geivcljiiljeit, 0)eioi>l;iit)rtt. f) bte I'lijl, 3iei< 
 guiig, ber €iim. g) ber ^uiiu'r. h) i bcr 
 rfrf)te (£p.ie; ^if SBi'bciiriiiifl (finer landje). 
 
 4. la my friend all prrleclioii ? hiik he 
 not hum or» to be endured? South. 
 
 e) 1 like not the humor of lying. Jshak. 
 
 g) Humor U le*" po'guant and brilliant 
 than wit; hence it i» always agreeable. 
 Wit, directed agninat folly, often ofteuda 
 by ita severity ; — makes a man asham- 
 ed of his follies, without exciting his 
 resentnieat. 
 Aqxeona h u ni o f of the eye. bie pjAfferigc 
 
 HUM 
 
 Sfeiic^tigreit bti 91 uge$. Vitreous h u m o r (of 
 the eye), bie friiliilleiie 5'Ucf>tigfeit, ®in«« 
 feudjtigfeic , Ciiife, ber itriiTall. Crystalin* 
 - or lens, [91iiiU.] bie ^ri|1rt(lliii|e, itriiliiU* 
 fciirf)tigfcir. To be in good-, bci giiret 
 Srtuue lein. Out of-, nicl^t bei Saiine. To 
 be in a drinking -, Silrt Jlllll Irillfcn 
 l)il()en. What i» the - ot this? \m& foil 
 brtS eigeutlirt) bcbeiiten? To do a thing for 
 Ihe - of it, Q:k,\6 jum *£cl)irj tl)iiH. To 
 please one's own -, feliieii iinmien folgrit. 
 To will bad -a, in lU'le Sniiiif flernil)fii. 
 Shak. He did it in an ill -, er tl)ni e* I'Ct 
 Ubier £i1iilie. To make any one in good - 
 with.., (siiieii gut gedimmt m.ul)cik mit... 
 Shak. To put in good -, in cine gut« 
 @timmung uerfeQcll. Every maa in hia-, 
 Orbermniiii i^at feine Oniiiieii. 
 
 Humor, V. a. l.(^iiteui luiflfnfjren , jii 
 
 ®efi>(Uii lebtii, ftil) grfndig ermcifeii, jlcj) iinct^ 
 
 3ciiianbt6i.'>viiieru1)teii; brfricbigeii. 2. t »> 
 
 fltidjitft, gut, mil Sii|l u. Siebe tl^im, fpieien, 
 
 nnrtjnijmeii, nii6fui)rcii. b) gut niiifoffeti , to 
 
 ben &ei\i eiiicr i£nit)e einbringm; (eiiici 
 
 ^itc^e) eiiie dirtige) 'iUiciibiiiig jii gcben 
 
 luifien, fiil) iiiiit) (>-(iuii^ jii rid^teii iviiTi'ii. 
 
 1. We ottcn humor children to their 
 
 injury or ruin. 2- b) It la my part to 
 
 Invent, and that of the mukiciani to 
 
 humor that invention. UavuEit. W* 
 
 aay, an actor -a hia part, or the piece. 
 
 If 1 were Briitua now and he were C^s* 
 alua, he khould not humor me, iD<ire lit) 
 jei^t ^riitiii uiib luiire iiriini* 6.ifriu« , fo 
 I'oUte ec ^(Eiifiu; ^iiit)i6 iiber inic^ ucrnuigni. 
 
 shak. 
 
 Humoral, yii'mural, adj. b^t 
 Sc>i<t>iig(ei[eii uber &i)f(e lui Aurper be* 
 treffeiib. 
 
 Humoral fever, iai glu^fteber. - pa- 
 thology, bie i{riiiifi;ciioU'i;re, luclct^c Me Ur« 
 fiii^e oUcr JilriiiiN;i'iteii in I'erburbeneu €iuf' * 
 ten erbiirft. 
 
 Humf»red, yitmurd, a4j. (in 3u« 
 faniutein'ei^uMgi'n) gcuiuiit, geilitnmt. 
 
 Humorist, yumiiiiat, «. I. bet 
 liiiintge '^Jieiiftl) , .^punioriih 2. a; ber Inn* 
 uifdje ->)}ieiiuD. b; bcr n)uiiberlici)e ^^tenid), 
 (i)rilleiif«ingfr. e) brr toiljnif, DrDlluje fieri. 
 3. ['Wi'fb.J ber 5piiini>ri|l. 4. ber ipunionil, 
 l)unn)ri|lifct)e >toct)ri|t|ltlUr, f. Humor g>. 
 
 Humorous, yu muru». adj. 1. iau> 
 nig, l^iMiiuri|)i|'i1> ; iil^iitirrig. 2. gnlleiil)nft, 
 lutinberlid), jVltfoin. 3. Iniiiiift^, launeni;ii|t, 
 peranberlid). 4. fciictr, iiiig. 
 
 HuiiKtrouNly, >ij'murusle. ado. 
 1. Inniiig, Ijuau'rifdfit;; f^nnrrig. 2. inii> 
 ni|d); griUetil)nft. 
 
 Hum(»r«>U8Uess, yd'muruanea, 
 «. 1. bn6 ipumorithfdje , *&(l)iinrrige; ta< 
 Inunige iijtfeii. 2. bie aOiinbctlidjfeit, L'am 
 nerci, bad l.uinif(l)e 'iOficii; bcr i);iuri)mille. 
 
 AluiilOrsome, yu'niuisum, adj, 
 1. liUMiifd), luiiiiberitd). 2. lauiiig- 3. felirnm. 
 
 Humorsomely , yu'iiiuisuinU, 
 o'ii'.lauiiig ; liiiiiiifcl), iuiiiiDi'niit)> eigciifiniug. 
 
 Huiiiorsomeuess, >ii miirkum- 
 nes, *. bie giite L'ltittie; iuunbcrli4>e V^niiitei 
 bn6 Cnuiiige; Sniiiitfdjc. l^txtet, aJucfcl. 
 
 Hum|», hump, (lat. umbo) «. ber 
 
 Hump-back, i. ber pbdtv. 2. bes 
 !&u(fligi'. —-backed, budilig. 
 
432 Fhtfi, fnr. fall, fat Me. hilt. Fine. fin. NA. move, n6r, got. 6il. c?dn«I. Tnhe. tuh. full. t//in. TflH. 
 
 HUN 
 
 1 Hunclif hunxh. «. 1. bet S?'o<ti:t, 
 .ttu«iuiid)6 , ^norrcn. 1. ['DfiTDnm.] o ^l^« 
 iflroge ©tiSff, tifr9?nnfeii, DJiiiifeii (i8ro6 icj. 
 3. t>er i?niiff, ^^llff. 
 
 Hunch-backed, bitcf e(ig. 
 
 Huitcli, V. a. I. piiffeii, fniiffen. 2. 
 |itm ^iifiviid)^ btinaen, frrimmeii, frunim 
 
 Hundred, hun'dred , hun'durd, 
 (nilijeir. Iiuiid, Imndied; fli>rf). liund ; |jp(l. 
 hoiideid; fdiiv. Iiundra; ^all. liiindre. huii- 
 Arediaiii. l)ll^^ert. [£>ir Gent, fflnii, itnnron. 
 
 Hundred, «. l. t>ai S?iutt(vt. 2. 
 
 By iiiindredii, I;nn&ertivei|'e, l)aiifeii> 
 ttuife, in Wenne. Five in the — , fijnf ooni 
 4)iinCert, fnnf ^rnjfnt, 5%. 
 
 Hundred-couif,--l«*r, b<i£ 6'cilt> 
 fliricftt. — fold, (jtlllDertfillttiV --hended. 
 hiinCerrfopfiq. - pound, Gintr, Per tiur 
 f)«n6ert %-hinti ttilr^t. Shak. -•(pound; 
 weight, ber Sfnrnet. 
 
 Huudreder, liiin'drcdur. «. i. 
 [GmujI.] Der OJiuiflfutiuorene (Dcr SriuoljiuT 
 t:m6 Q>i<\n6 , Per I'ei eiiifiii "i^ri'jeitf ivei)fti 
 StinDereicu in feiiicni Ceiite jum ©efdjivor! 
 iwn fleiviil)lt luirSen fiiiiii). 1. Der (Fentgraf, 
 feanton^ririjtcr. [I'unPoni'le, ()nn&trre. 
 
 Huiidredtli, linn'drliit/i. ad). (Ux) 
 
 HllII^, iitiiig. praet. II. pp. l). Hang. 
 
 Hung beef. n'TflnrfJTrfS Siinffleiul). 
 
 Hun{|;°nrin, IriingA'iea. ^«.[(v)ri>(]r.] 
 
 Hung-Hry, hun'gaie. ji lliMiiril. 
 ' Hungary-water, DrtS 9{o£niariMivn|'i 
 fer, iinqnrircbe S53rtfi'cr. 
 
 Hung-ariAU, liuugA'ri»H, ndj. un> 
 flarifd). - *• trr Uiujiir. 
 
 Hun^per, liiinggur, (nn<7e(f. hunger ; 
 Nin. u. |rt)iu. hunger) *. 1. ? Der ^linger. 
 2. f ber ^linger. 
 2 For hunger of my gold I die. Drydesi. 
 
 Hunger-bit, --bitten, lUMn ijiiil; 
 jjer geplagt, nbg? jef)rt , obgcljiiMgiTt. -- 
 srai»e, v. a. ucrl;ungcni lajjiii. — -»«ar»- 
 ed. i<erl)uiigerr. 
 
 Hung°er, 0. n. I. ^imgrrn; barben. 
 2. (for II. afier) l)iingern (nncO). - 0. a. 
 •f hiingerii Mfffn. 
 
 Hungerly, hung'gurle, adj. hiin. 
 fli-rig , nHggfl)iiiigert, 9)iflniid ct. i>iingcr 
 U'ltenD. [giiTig, i>nfl i>eigl)iinger. Shak. 
 
 Hung-erly, <nlv. f h) tjiingrtig. b) 
 
 Hullg^red, hung'gurd, adj. * l)iill. 
 flfrig. Bacon. [rifl (fri'JTeni. 
 
 HMn|;^rily, huug'^-rele , ado. gic< 
 
 Huuf^riuess, hung'gr^iraH, 4. tier 
 if>eigl)uiigfr. 
 
 Hung-ry, hi^ng'gri. adj. I. ? f)lin: 
 gfrig. 2. t a) Ijuttgirig ; (tor) bi'iriUiiD (nnrt)i. 
 b) pljig, fnrg. c) ornirtlig, bi'irfrtg. d) fohl ; 
 wnger (iitifriid)tbnt , luie ber *pbeii). 3. rtt» 
 0<jel)rt. Shak 4. Ijeitig t'fgf()rr. Smaii. 
 
 Hungry evil , 6ie SJieefiic^t, ber if)uiib*« 
 ^Hinger, i^iie')ii»ger. 
 
 Proa. A hungry man. an angry mau, 
 fin lecrer Wiigcn t|l nicftt ijtit leitren 2i5or< 
 »en objiiiVeiien. 
 
 Huuks, hiingka. ( t<I. honvkar) t. 
 tn finirfer, ^uiigerli-iber, ftitnufrr. 
 
 Hunit, kuiiz, <. pi. tit ^umirn. 
 
 Hunt, hunt, (iliigrlf. huniiMO) «. a 
 I. (tnit J^iVe b^r jfjunCf) iiigf n , br^cn 
 (latere;. 2. Iviuvinm.] tuuc^ c^iie ^hh^> j 
 
 HUK 
 
 j'ngen. 3. 1 a) wcrfolgen. b) biir(f))(iflen, biircf) 
 
 laufen (Cmiber 10. 4. tiiif bcv ^a^i gel'rnu 
 
 (t>fM, leitcn, nnfuljreii ($iinbe). 
 
 3. a) Evil shall hunt the violent man to 
 
 overthrow hini. Bib e. 4. He hunts 
 
 a pack of dogs. Addison 
 
 To hunt wolves, bears, squirrels or 
 partridges, niif bie ^olt«< , ^lireiu , ©ict); 
 Ij6rii(f)eii!, 9{et>l)ul)Meriiigb aiifgehen. To - 
 down, biird) 5Beriolgiing, mil ®eivnlt iiie 
 bcrbn'iifen , entniiitl;igeii. To — from, »weg 
 jiiijen, iiertreit'fii (I'on, on*). To —out 
 iiii^rpiiren , niifrpilren, flnffori"(f)»ii. To - 
 up and down, iH'u ntlen (Sriten fiuten. 
 
 Hunt, V. n. 1. f jogrn, skA) niit ber 
 Oiigb flbgefcen. 2. (for) (2i5i)lfe u.) jngen, 
 aiif bie (2a5i>lf«<, 95iircn« jc; O'^il^ iin^gel;en. 
 3. t (for) jiigen (iint^). 4. (after) a) (I'incm 
 ii.ict)re9eii, niutjageii , nrtd)i"pi'iren. b) 1 jlre; 
 I'en, jiigen (iinrt) (Sriuiie). a. in bet ^riiiift 
 I'ein. 
 
 Hunt, «. I. bie ^ogb, .:?)e0jngb. <J>fltj. 
 I. bie 3'^u''' ^*'S O'lgen (ini ^UlgtnieiMeii 11. 
 ol;ne ^imbe). 3. t ber 3iigcr. Cmauceu. 4. 
 Bie KopuH 0'i<lM)iiiibe, ipeije, 'Micwie h. bie 
 aSerfcigiing, biis JTiiftjiej^en. Shak. 
 
 Hunt-eouuier, ber bUHiine &<x\. 
 
 Shak. 
 
 Hunt for squirrels , bie &icf)hornct)eiii 
 jngb. - with toil."., brtiS 3eiig)ogfii. Tlie - 
 is up. bie oiigb ifl eroffuer, gel^t an. 
 
 Hunter, hiintur, *. 1. ber Jigger, 
 'HJiiibmaiin. 2- ber ©prirl}uiib, 0«'aCit)mib. 
 3. i<^{> Ortgbpfcrb. 
 
 H II 11 I e r ' s horn, bfl* i^iefj, O^fltfjTn- 
 
 Hunting", huniiiig, t. 1. bie 0>igb, 
 bti* 0>i!ien. 2. bie SiTfinguiig ; •Jirtctjipriniii.j, 
 iJi.icDiVrfiljiiiifl. 
 
 Hunting-horn, ba5 0<in^^i^<^'< / '^'ft' 
 l}Dril. --horse, --nag, bi\* O'lflfPf^i^f. 
 ber O'lG^^f"'!""'^- - - n' •■> t c h . bie ^ogbpiirtie. 
 --ill 00 11, ber fleigeiibe ^jjfuiib. --pole, 
 ber (Strct beim Jriiipfi/ ©treifjiifleiu --seat. 
 ^ai 5iigbl)on«. 
 
 lluntresR, liun'trls,*. bieOngerinn. 
 
 Hunfiiiimn, huntsman, s. i. ber 
 3Agtr, itjiiibiiiiiiin. 2. ber ^i^flerbiirfct). 
 
 HuntKBUnnNllip , liuutk'manHhip. 
 «. bie Oiiiierei. (nufriii iiiii 'JJh'rgeii. Shak. 
 
 Huntn-up, lii'iiits'-i'ip. t. ber O'^G^- 
 
 Hurclieon, [Oerci.J a hedgehog. 
 
 Hurden, hurWu, «. [Oerti. ob. "] 
 bie -iijrriilcimuoiib. 
 
 Hurdle, hur'dl, (nngrlf. hyrdel) s. 
 ieanMuirtl)|\1).J bie ijiirbe, S-lcctjre. 2. Ijje. 
 fliingt'b.l ber 8(tn"4forti. 3. bw >£d>Uife ^bci 
 $imrid)tuiigeii). Iflitter. 
 
 Hnrdlework, bn5 ^(ecfttmerf , iii'rtx 
 
 Hurille, V. a. t niit .$)iirben unn 
 geben, iiiiip^d)rcii. [>>ebe. 
 
 Hurds, htii'dz. (. pi. t<\l ^crg, bie 
 
 Hurdy-g^unly, hur do giiide, «. 
 mur. Onilr.J bie Drrl)fiiiiiper, iiiirr. 
 
 A player on the li u rd y - g u rd y , ber 
 Seiernianu, bo« Seiernuibiben. 
 
 Hurl, hurl, (lUni. harlua) 0. a. I. a) 
 (niit^ettigfeit) ivcrieii, fdjieiibern , o fdjinei. 
 I'U. b) id)lrtgrn iben 2>aH). 2. f rcbleiiberii. 
 3. (fr. hiiiler) h> Ijnulen. b) (out) au^ilrBrn 
 (Oit'Hibbe). Speksru. 4. eine >Urr luMi 2).ill>j 
 ipirl ipirien. {ta i.i(^i lliigliirf »c.).^ 
 
 VoIiuaI ones s«U iu(u .., |u1) ihirjeu. 
 
 HUK 
 
 Hurl, «. 1. bn« ©itleiibern. ber ICiirf, 
 2. ba* (iJetiiinmel , ber 'iJiifniljr, gann, lii* 
 niiilt. 
 
 Hurl, hurl, r. n. |lriibelii , wirMiK 
 
 Hnrlbnt , huri'bat. «. ber i^cthio* 
 
 hnnbr^ttih, ©rrettrienieii. [ini iireiijbciiu 
 
 Hurlboiie, huri'bouL-. «. [<Jtniu.[ 
 
 Hurler, hiir'liir. s. 1. ber S(t)ieu< 
 
 berer , 2i5trfer. 2. ber aJnUrpuler. 3. let 
 
 'Jfinger. (©itlitreu. 
 
 Hurley- lincket.4, dc^utt.) bit 
 
 Hurling-, hurling, «. eine >jlrt 
 
 ■Siilirpicl. [wind. 
 
 Hurlt% ind, hiirl'wind, «. f. \V h i r Ir 
 
 Hurly, hiir'ic, ( . 
 
 Hurly-burly, hi'ir'li-bi'irli.y''''"- 
 
 hurl oin burl) «. ber iiiiiuiit. ii-utivarr, 
 
 ■Muflfllif, bie Serroirruiifl, bii« (SciiJie , (*e« 
 
 trmiiiiel, Krirgigrri'ittmirl. Shak. 
 
 Hurra »v, hiirr^w', ) . ,, ,, 
 
 Hurrah, hunair, ) ^ ' ' 
 
 Hurricane, hur'rekan, \ 
 Hurricunu, hiirrekA no, \ 
 huracan. niifliUt fiirncan ; fr. ouragan ) a, 
 ber Orfiin, bie SOiiibSbrniit, ber iSfurnH 
 ivinb. 
 
 Hurrler, hur'riiir, «. 6-iiier, bet 
 'Jliibere iiiitreiln, ber rilt, uberellt, treil>r; 
 ber ajerberber, ©forrr. 
 
 Hurry, hiiire, (p. lot. curro ; frfjiv. 
 
 kora; lu. gyra; ginf). hurra, horra, hyra) 
 
 n. a. 1. ( jii gr&ferrer 0)erd)n)iiibigfei iinn:ei> 
 
 Pen) treibeii, jageii (©men, ^ferbe ze.). 
 
 2. eilig, tnit llfbereiluiig i'rrrid)fcn , uber» 
 
 eilcn, befdjlennigeii (ein 0)ei\l)att). 
 
 I. The weailirr is hot and ilie loud heavy; 
 
 we cannot safely hurry the horses. 
 
 To hurry away, eiitMil)ren. To - on, 
 
 I. ontreiben. 2. betreibcii , utiieU ol>niad)i« 
 
 (ein 03fr(l)iifr). To - out. uerjiigeii, i'er» 
 
 treiben. To be hurried into invectives, in 
 
 i£cl)mnl)reb»n oiifibrecJjen. To be hurried 
 
 out of one's sell, oiigcr fiif) gebrod)r iixh 
 
 ben. To - up and down , ^eninijagen, f;e»> 
 
 iinifprcngen. Shak. 
 
 Hurry, v. n. eilen; fid) beeiien. 
 
 To hurry away, ivegeileil. To — to .., 
 
 (eineni 3ielei jiieilcn. 
 
 Hurry, *■ I. a) bie gn>0e @^ile rbet 
 
 (J5ei"d)ii'inbiflreii, $»n|l, G'llferfigfeit. b) bt« 
 
 (33eriv)irriiiifl uiib Uiiorbniuii) prritrfiid)eiibe) 
 
 Uebereiliiiig. 2. bo* ireiben, O'ifi'W- 3. t 
 
 ber Drang (ber ©efdjofte k. ). 4. ber 'iKiif» 
 
 loiif, iuniiilt, £Arni, bos OJetuiniiifl. 5. bie 
 
 llnriilje; ^liifiuoIUing iber uiirn^iije 3iil1>iiib). 
 
 6. bie Unrul;e (unnitjige, oiifrul^rerii'dje 2Je> 
 
 wegungi. 
 
 6. Ambition raises a tumult in the soul 
 
 and puts it into a violent hurry of 
 
 thonght. Addisoj*. 
 
 In a hurry, in ^ofl, iin (Jliige, in at 
 
 e-ile, init $01!. To be in a -. eiiig iprei* 
 
 firt) fein. (crbentlid), niit L'.iru!. 
 
 Hnrry-sknrry, o Jr. f Perivorreii, iiiu 
 
 HurMt, hurst, (ongelf. hurst, ityrst) 
 
 «. ber Sp^x^, bfl« 213olbd)en. 
 
 Hurt, hurt, (ongelf. hyrt; it. urlarc; 
 it. heurter) pruet. II. pp. hurt, v. a. I. t 
 perleijen, penuiitiben; (Jiiiem iwt^e tijitn. 2. 
 1 I'erle^cn (beleibigen). 3. a) i,C?iiiemi 6cJ>«j 
 ben iiifi'igen pb. tljuu. b) (?ef(^biflfH ; uerbf»< 
 beu. <i) ^ i4)abeu 
 
Faff. f'.r. f,'.ll. fnt. >U. met. Fine. fi'n. NA. move, n6r. gol. 61!, rUfid. Trib«», iijb, fnll. l//ln. THis. 433 
 
 To be hurt at .., fid) Qtmat vtxirit^tn 
 U\\rn. I< hurl* liiin to think of that alfair. 
 nut inir ©djiiifrjfii gepfiift tt jrner ®rtrt)f. 
 
 Hurt, *. 1. tit S8rrict?iiii<i, 2>enuiiii. 
 tiiiiii, 6u iiJimCe. 2. btr Oiiidjtijcil , todjiv 
 ttu ; tiiS Urfle, 5nMV. 
 
 Hurter, hunur. «. I. 6er Btrle^fr; 
 55«i'ct)iicii)iT. 'i. ^^r Olrtjiciiilog Cms; ildji'mis 
 blert), 6te 'JKfeKtiuljieiie din -itjaiirii). 
 
 Hurtful, liiiii'iui. a,lj. f ... 
 
 Hurtfully, ha.rfulle. aHv. 5'*""' 
 lict>, n.i(t)thfiii.i. (©d).i6lid)ffir. 
 
 HurtTulneSS, hurl'lulne*. t. iit 
 
 Hurtlt?, hur'tl. V. II. -f I. aii|1opeii, 
 oiiprnUtn ^nn (S-tifiiS), rciiiieii ( u'irtr &ti 
 wM). 2. |rt)iirtitiitjirfn, fert)rrn. 3. rafffiii, 
 prnffiln , flirrrn. 4. fiTtMurjeii , rfiineii. 
 Urtytzn. SiiAR. 5. {fid) l;ifrnj ijeriimDKljeii) 
 fdjiuiiitjeii. 
 
 Hurtle, 0. o. I. » (^rftiji, iingeiliim) 
 flofeen. i. id)iwingeii (ciu ©(tjintrt; , P«l;tii, 
 fct)iueiifeM. CpeirtlDetre. 
 
 Hurtleberry, hu. tibcie, «. cxt 
 
 Hurtless, hiini**, adj. l. iiiir(t>))t> 
 lid), l)ftrmli>«; uiii'djultig. 2. uiii>tri'cl)rt, uii> 
 Vtrle^I. — tide. Hurl'lestly, f Ijnriiu 
 loi, itiird)iiMid>. 
 
 HurtlesKiiesa , hurticimei , «. 
 ■f l.Die UitritiiMidjfiiit. 2. bit lliiurrrfl)rtl)cit. 
 
 Uurtlilli;^, hurl'ling, ( u. hurtle) 
 #. trtiJ ('•ititdn- Shak. 
 
 Husbaud, hui'bund, (nngerr. hun- 
 bondu ; Diill. Iiuunboiide; |'d)IV. hu«boiide> 
 t. 1. Cer 'IVrtiiii, (fl).iiiaMii, OUutt. 3. [©ft; 
 ^niitd) ter^^nlrPfr (rirf.'mr, -))iitrl)cHn. 3. 
 ^ en* 'Miniiiidjni lucn I^ifrtiD. 3. t»rr (giite 
 ic.) WirtI;, :$>ouel)tilter. 6. ^rr SaiiDtvirrty ; 
 Vlrfereniiimi. 
 
 Ready for a hucband. I)firnt()<fjl'ig. 
 
 Hufibund, e. a. 1. iiiit v&pormiii' 
 ffit, tjaiie^flitfrii'd) I'rrivaltrii i^Qmai). tiuif 
 0-tiu(i<) i«lril)irt)iifrfii , l)iui«l)niitg, iViUfam 
 f^'iii oPcr miigfljtn imtt), (G'tii>n«) rd)oneii, 
 fparrn. 2. bnuirtiifrtjiifrfii, fraiieu (Sniifi). 3. 
 ■t ffrljtirniljtn, ifincm'!))?nKt)cn; ciiirmlDtrtiin 
 erOrii. Shak. 
 
 I. He Is eonscioui how III he ha* hus- 
 banded Ihe great depoult of his 
 Creator. Ramblkk. 
 
 HuMbMudnife , hui-Uamlaje, t. 
 
 I <S)t<Mntti I Dif -Jjiiu'ifioii fiiifS 5^tfte6cr«. 
 
 HusbandleMS, hUA'buudles, adj. 
 fl.urriiU'*. rlMir •JWami. 
 
 Husbnudly, huibundle. adj. it. 
 adr. hiiiiihiiitii], iuirth!(l)iiftlid). 
 
 H II X b It II d I y servireK . JrPhllMf n)1e. 
 
 Husbnudinau, hiii bunduian. f. 
 
 I e«r iMittivirtl); 41«tirfcmnnii. 2. f itx 
 ijiiufljrrr. Chaucer. 
 
 HuMbundry, huz'bundrj, I. I. 
 bu i'.iiieiuirrhfd)fl|t . rcr Sfft'i". 'Jlrftrbrtu. 
 2. Die 21>irH)rd)nitlid)f lit, ^irrl)lid>f»it, ®vnr> 
 foiiifeir; frflifbige Ihnrigffit. Swift. 3. 6if 
 SU3irthr(t)iift. Dcr $rtii«l)att. Shak. 
 
 HuMcnrle, hiixkarl , «. t ttr 
 Jtnfrt)t, i!>nii6fiifrt)t. (i^nuftu 
 
 Hnne, iiu/e. «. (3d)t!)»pl.l in •Sxbr, 
 
 Husll, liukh. (Nin. h)a, bykt) itttfi/. 
 |ni"d> : I)i1 ! I)''<1)r I Ijfd) ! 
 
 Hush, ad). iliHt. Shak. 
 
 Hniili, r. u. I. ? }iin« €d)n<rinrn briii' 
 grn ; ((bmngrn l)riern. 2. i bfrnl)tfleH, |lil= 
 
 Euyl. ■ dnUteh. il'iiffcriiMWt. i* 
 
 HUT 
 
 (en, itfiinftigtii, 6tf(^iwtd>tig*n (Sorgen ic). 
 
 To liu»h up, G-uva* I'ertiiutfn. 
 
 Hnslt, r. If. ililie ((III, f(t)iurigen. 
 
 HuNliiuii, [Drrtl.i cuabiou. 
 
 HuMlllllUliey, bunh'iiiiini, t. bai 
 0)cii>, ca£ Criiier ttt)i\U, tiiii (l^iiviu ^u vtts 
 fi1)iv)eigni. 
 
 Husk, husk. (n. gwisg; (pril. quesk 
 eb<x It. gu»cio?) t. I. bit ^uljC, &(t}t'ifi:, 
 vtoi^oit, ect).ilf (I). iJrucl)friu. 2. 1 pi. Die 
 jpulKM, iai 'ilcu^erc. Shak. 3. bet <&ii9 bet 
 £tiu.'iiu-t)l£. 
 
 UuMk, p. a. anii)uU'tn , aiUidtottn, 
 niifi'rfi1)fii, fd)alt'ii (5ri'id)K;). 
 
 Huaknus, huxkaiu, (v. liose) «. 
 pi. (■[( Urt<i-riicl;i)icti:l I'on gro»i-iu 3<»<je. 
 
 HuRkcd , husked, adj. DUlfig , 
 
 rd)<iiig. [fcic, 9{aiii)l)eit (.bit Xdiii;^. 
 
 Huakineaii, iiunkenes. «. bit^u'et' 
 
 Huaky, hu«'ke adj. 1. ^uifig, i<b(\' 
 lig. 2. I}uiri'iiitr(i9. 3. raiil), tjeUtx dpiio. 
 
 HuKw, liii'si>.< i3tt)(l;Di>l.i DerV'^Moi. 
 
 Huaaur, hiuiAr', busxar , (Mrt. 
 uswur, dvettcrei; faiufr. uswu, ^r'erD; *. 
 [-Mfilit.] btx 5pufiir. 
 
 HuNael, iiuzxl, V. n. • [d)Ti|ll. did.] 
 femimmi,irfii. - ». b\\6 <ill<riiDiii.)l)i. 
 
 HuMMite, huk'nite, t. lJ{ird)eiigei'd).l 
 btx jpiiiTtte. 
 
 Huaay, hux'xi, ( iufiimmengej. aii« 
 liutwifej 4. I. bai llii,'t)t6ivurDig( 'Iticib, 
 -Mitiiut, bit ed)lnmpe; btx Oriict)t. 2. ju-t 
 but ilUeib, ':2i3tib6bii&. 3. but ipiiniimi!, l)iui?« 
 l)dlrfri|d)« H3nl> ; bit 2i5irtl)id)iiftirinii, Wyx-. 
 (1)11111. Tdsseh. 4. (luict) Uus' si f e> bex 
 •JJr.hbfiirrl, but iJt.il)jfiig. liimmer). 
 
 Huaay. v. u. o aut^aitfta (riii jjraueii> 
 
 Huating-a, bun ilngx, diiigdr. hus- 
 tingei J. pi. I. (Court of -) tilled ttr Si'llt- 
 iitr Stn6tgtrid)te (iutl(t)t« itiiit feitsungtu 
 III «iiiltl)>i(I I)nl0i bai l)«.>d)|lf Q)erid)( octx 
 btx t)b<t>flt •Jtutt) btx «2>(ntt l!i>iitoii ( III ivtl' 
 d}eni tie "lliteriiien iiiu Me vict i)5>irliinittir«s 
 iiiitglicttr geiu>it)ir ivtrttii). 2. (btl %ixla> 
 mrntfnii^leiu ta« iICai)igeru|l , (le iU»rit)l> 
 bi'ibne. 
 
 Hustle, hu* .%l. (1)0(1. natseten ; fd)iv. 
 hutla> V. a. (iin OJttritligt; (lo^til, K'rt|1opeii, 
 iiiu'rteiitlict) iiiriiiiiiiieitilrOeii. - v. h. lOertl.J 
 tie 'lldM'elii iiiitcii. 
 
 Huavvife, hui'i'f. «. I. bit f^aui- 
 frau, iUiircl)!';!)!!!!!!!!!!!. 2. tie fd>led)(t :^,\ui: 
 (jiiirtriMn Pter ^HJirtliiiiii , fcd)liuiipe, ••but)!.- 
 rd)rocilcr. Shak. 3. o Dii5 iJIaijiaiitjd)!!!. 
 
 HuaM'ire, ». a. gut vrivirn)i'(V>ifren. 
 
 Huat*'ifely, huAtiUe. udj. u. udv. 
 n)trtl)f(t)tifnid). l)nii«t)iUtig. 
 
 Hua^viTery, hiix'Aifii. « 1. bie 
 ®irrl)rrt)iiti, i>iii«i)iiituiig leiiitt Jraii). 2. 
 tit 5p.\ii«l).iltigftit. 
 
 Hut, hut, (hpQ. hul; till, hytte; fr. 
 hatie) »■ 1. (tie i'd)U'd)re ^iUpl)iUiHg) tie 
 ^firte. 2. tiejeifljutit, iBuriift (v. Inipptsu. 
 
 Hut y V. a. ill ^nrateii , i>>iai'rl)Ut'en 
 iiiitrrtriiigtn (Inippeii). llriipp.'ii.) 
 
 Hut, >. n. Ill ^arafen lirgtii (i>oii 
 
 Hutcll, hulsh, (fr. huclie; fp. bu- 
 ch»; Aiigtlf. hwaecca) j. I. ttr Kailcil, tie 
 Cnte; ter(>)etreittrii|1tii; J(iiiiiud)eiirii)ltu. 2 
 tit 5fortfH|nIIe. 3. tie -JKuite, ttr ^iirfrrfg. 
 
 Hutcll, P. a. Ill eiiirm AaiUu k. i>er- 
 tti<il)rfit, beilegep. 
 
 HYD 
 
 Huxillgr, hukxin*. (V. to hii«) - a 
 
 pike, tine vHrr, Sft<\yxt luir iiii rd)i»iminfii&e 
 aJlOKi! befifiigteii itiigclii itiit ©d)iiiireii )u 
 
 Huz, (fd)pir.) us. Ifaageii. 
 
 Huzz, iiiK, v. II. t a> fuiiiiiieii, fiiiiu 
 feu. ii) miirtiiflii, iuii>pcrii. 
 
 Huzza, liiiita', inter). jild)()ei; l)U|'» 
 fill): liiirriil)! - *. tiiS grciiteiigeri)ri'i. 
 
 Huzza, t. II. iaiid)ifii, l)ii|(iil) fd)reieii, 
 riifeii. - V. a ((J-iiitiio >ii).iiu1)ieii. 
 
 Hy, 111. e. II. ' tilcii. 1". Hie. 
 
 Hyacintli, biatim/i, (|^r.) «. 1. 
 ISoi.j tie .l^ijrtjiiirije. 2. ( 'JKiMer.iifl. J ter 
 :^i)rtjiiitl). 
 
 Hyacintiiine, hiaMnt/iiu , adj, 
 I'pu 5pi)i-.iinti)tii ijeniiutf, nu« ^pOiiiiiH^tii 
 bei)i'l)fiit, luie 5pDi'.)iiithtii. 
 
 Hiada, biadi. (Uy'ades) (gr.) «. 
 pi. i-ililriMi.) tie i>i)iiteii, tn* oiettiigi-ilirii. 
 
 Hyaliue, hi aline, (gr.) udj. fri|lal< 
 leii, trul.illnrtiii, glni'ig, glafigt. 
 
 Hyalite, hi aliie, igr. byalos) i.[^}}2is 
 
 nerrti.;.j Cer ipi)iiiic, tue Siiuaguu, ^UinUtT'* 
 
 fd)e i»U\i. 
 
 Hyberuacle, ) , „,, 
 
 __■', .. 'f f. Hlbernaele 
 
 Hyberuate, \ 
 
 Hyberuatiuii,} 
 
 Hybrid, biobrid. igr. hybris) «. ter 
 ^ojliut, bxM -$i)|lart(t)ier , ter iblciitUna; 
 tie ijailavtpfliinje. 
 
 Hybrid, iiib'brld, \ adj. f>a.> 
 
 Hybritluua, bib'breduk.^ilartnrtig. 
 
 Hydag:e, hi <iuje, «. i:){td)t»rpr.l tie 
 iputiiii"ti"Hrr. Bi,ACKsrojie. 
 
 Hydatid, hi daiid.^ (gr.) *■ [(El)ir.l 
 
 Hydatia, hi daiU. 3 t)ie ZUiiiitri^Uife, 
 ^illcri'iiuter, tiie '^aijtrtiii6tt)eii (amL'elte^ 
 
 Hydatiaiu,lii daiixin. (gr.; «.['}}{e&.J 
 but £kl)iutitbi'lu. £(l)ivtitbtrii (im Sctte tec 
 -^oiKrriid)tig(ii). 
 
 Hydra, bidra, (gr. 'Si.) *. 1. mx)tt).\ 
 tic :&i)Dr.i, ^pttr (uielfppfige ©it)iaiige>. 2. 
 i tie $i)ttr (ttr3"«ietriid)tic.), 3. lOuUiirg.J 
 tie HiniiiTfi^Mnge, S?x)btx. 4. [•iljlrpii.j tie 
 ii>iilTerfd)l.iM,ji: leiii ttteriibilt). 
 
 Hydracid, hi<ira»':>id, (u. gr. hydor 
 u. acid; m. [ €l)eiii.J tie tur4 Cue iSertiiK 
 tiiiig tt« IBrtfTeriU'ffgnft* mit tiiicr ©ubiluiii 
 •l)Me @iuitrilvff gebiltcie ©aure, bat Sfi)' 
 tnicit. 
 
 Hydrasroffue, bi'dragng, (gr.) «. 
 [^Diirni.i b\M ivtiuerireibeate, iviiijenibful)' 
 rente ■Wiirtd. 
 
 Hydrangea, hidran'Jea, (gr. > m. 
 [3301. J ter ivetiltiu'pf, ©auger. 
 
 Hydrant, lii d.aiu, (gr. hydraiap; 
 *. tie -^i<iTeriii<ird)iiie (411111 SmaiTerii lo. 
 
 Hydrargrililteybidiai'giiiiie.cgr.) 
 J. (0)iiiiir.ii.i.) ttr 'iijiu'tllit. 
 
 Hydrate, bi drite, kv- gr. hydor; ». 
 [et)em.J tii6 :pi)fr.u. 
 
 Hydraulic, bldriw'lik, \ .. 
 
 Hydraulical, bidiaw lekal.^ 
 I)i)tr.iiilifd), "iii.iffer... 
 
 Hydraulic rngiue. tie <H3niTermiifdl)iiu. 
 
 Hydrauiica, biuiawiika, igr.; s. 
 pi. tie ^pi)triuilir, 2ii>)uerruii|l, ilUiiiTe(iei< 
 tiiiig&riiiiil. 
 
 Hydreiiterticele, bidien'tiro- 
 ieie, uir.) *. l(Fl)!r.] ttr D.uiiiiuinTiTbrud). 
 
 Hydriudic, bidreod ik. (bydrogea 
 U. iodw:; udj. lftt)em.J - acid, tie :^9fiTta«< 
 i6 
 
434 Fate. f?ir. fall. fat. Mi. met. Fine. fin. No. m6ve. ii6r, got, iU. cl6(iiJ. Tube. tub. ftiii. (7/in. TUU. 
 
 HYD 
 
 fSun. Hyd'riodate, «. bn« f)i)tiriDtfaurc 
 6nt,. ^ _ , 
 
 If ydrocarbonate , hidrokar - 
 b6nate, j. ((El;eiii.] f;i)6rofLil)lenrinire6 ©iilj. 
 
 H[ydrocarburet,iiidr6kar'buiet, 
 «. I6l)fin.] ti'l)leiil)n(tiijer *2i3nfi'(rftcff. 
 
 Hydrocele, hi'drosele. «. [Cljir.] 
 ber ^n^tTbri\d) am ^pfeiifiirfe. 
 
 HydrOCepIialuSf hidrosef'fa- 
 1ns, (gr.) «. [■•Bfeft.J bet ■2Baffcrfopf , tie 
 ficvfiuflfferfiirfjt. 
 
 Hydroclllorate, liidrikli'rite, 
 (D. flr.) t. ((5l)ciii.] l;i)bn>d)lorfiiurffi ©nlj. 
 
 Hydrocliloric, hidroklo'rlk, adj. 
 lQt}nn.] l)i)brud)Ion"aiier. 
 
 Hydrocyanate, lu'drosJ'anate, *. 
 iCfjem.) ijotn-iunniiuuireS ©alj. 
 
 MydrOCyanIC, ladrosian'ik. adj. 
 [(Jl;em.] l)i)bnHDiiiii".uter. -acid, tie $))= 
 tnico-infaiire. [ (c\v.> adj. tjDttobnnawuA). 
 
 Hydrodyuaiiiic, iiidiodenanrik. 
 
 Ifiydroilyiiatnics, liidrodenam'- 
 ik-. «. pi- tic ipi)frcbi>tinmif , SCnffertroft! 
 leljre. 1 [C5t)cm.i Ijij&riifliiorrnure^ @alj. 
 
 Hydroniiatef lildroflAAte , s. 
 
 Hydrofliiuric, liidrofliior'ik, udj. 
 l(5l)fiii.) - add. Me ipvbrofruwf.uire. 
 
 Hj'drogen , hidrojen , (gr.) t. 
 l(fl;cm.l ^l•r ^iii.ificnli'ff. 
 
 iiyllrogeiiate, lil'drojenate, v.a. 
 [6'l)fni.] ben 'iOiimrili'if tnic finer ©iibilanj 
 nrbinbeii , niit Sl'dfTerilfff I'erbiiibeii. H y ' 
 drogeiiated , ill S3crt>tiituiig tiiit beiii 
 2D.i(Ter(loff. 
 
 HydrOg'eilizef Jil'drAjinue, v. a. 
 |(Fl)i-m.J nut 2Coffenlt1f ncrbinben. H > '- 
 drogeiiiied, luaudiU'tfljiUrig, lunfTirtloff: 
 
 Hydroc^raplier , l.idiog'gratur. 
 (flr.) * ber iL-aiTeri'Cutrcil'er, ©cefunbigr, 
 Cfrfnrriim'id)iur, >pi)fn\jrnpl). 
 
 Hyflrugrapllit*, liidrngral'Jk. lie. 
 
 Hydr(>g-raplllcaI,iaUrogral'ekal 
 udj. \^\}trci.]r,\v\}i\\-t). 
 
 H y d r oy 1 ii pliica I map, bie ©eefnrte. 
 
 Mydr«gTapliy,iiiiiioj;'graie. (ijrj 
 «. tie -ii5.i(Tcrbcfd)rcii>iiiig, -Sccbeic^rei&mig, 
 '.$>i)brrgriipl)ie. 
 
 Hydrug'uret , liidrng'uret , t. 
 [dtftm.] bie iSabiiibiiiig be6 iBii(yfrili''ff6 niit 
 emer 35are. 
 
 Hydrog-iireted, hidroguretld. 
 adj. iGiljeni.J eiiie SBcrlniibiing bt6 iuaJTtr- 
 fii^ffi mit eiiier i^flfe aii)cigeiib. 
 
 Hydrolite, hi'diuliie. *.[-TOinernIg.] 
 ttt ^i)6n»lit. [adj. I^nbn^li'flifd). 
 
 If ydrolog-ical , hldrolodjeckal, 
 
 Ifydrolug-y, iMdiolloje, (gr.)». 
 bie nUgemeiiie 2Sa(7trlcI)re, 5pi)br»>logie. 
 
 Hydrumaucy, lu'droniaiue. (gr.) 
 ». bie SBnjyfvbiuterei. SDiijTeriunljringerei. 
 
 Hydruinantic, liidronian'tlk. adj. 
 I)i)bn)tiiiinrird), jiir 2i5<ifferbeuterei geljorig. 
 
 If ydroiiiel, lii'drAwel, (gr.) «. ber 
 ^erl), ^iiffcrljiMiig. 
 
 If ydroiiteter, Iiidrom'metur, (gr.) 
 «. ber ipt)f>rpmcter, ^Cnderiiufffr. 
 
 ffydroinetric, iiidrAiiiet'nk , rb. 
 
 if ydroiuetrical, liidronivi'rekal, 
 ttdj. I)i)brrmi'rrird). 
 
 Sf ydr<»iiietry, In'dioui'mctii, (gr.) 
 ». bif ipyiTi'iiurne, 'l\;iiiT'r""'9f»"l^' 
 
 HYD 
 
 IflydronipUalus, hldroui'falu», 
 
 ober 
 
 ffydroinplialun, liidrom'faion, 
 (gr.) *. COJieb.l bet 3irtl>eliun(Terbtii(t) , bie 
 Oiiit>eliun(|i'ri'iid)t. 
 
 ff yilro-oxid , hi'dro-ok.sid , t. 
 [(l\\em.\ i<i6 ipi)6nH\ri)8, bie mit a[i3a(ycr uer: 
 buiibeiie iiiet((llird)e ipalb|"iiiir«. 
 
 ff ydruphaue, lii'diofane, (gr. hy- 
 dor II. pliiiino) $. [ 'Miiiiernig. ] bai ilBelt» 
 niige, ber ipijbrcpljaii. 
 
 ff ydropliauous , hidroffaiiiis, 
 adj. I ■JKiueriiig. J Di)bri)pi;an , ini JGnffer 
 Ciird)nd)tig. 
 
 ftydropliobia, Iiidr6f6'bea,/(gr.) 
 
 ff yiir^pliuby, iii drotoiic, ^ t. 
 L^Wleb.J bie iiiu(|crrd)eii, .^i)bropl)ol>ie. 
 
 ff ydrupUubic, liidiutu bik. adj. 
 jiir >ii5nfTend)i'ii gel)orig. [ber ili5n(ierr(^ciie. 
 
 ff ydrupliubous, iiidrofubuK. s. 
 
 ff ydruplitltaliiiia , iiidioit/iai- 
 mea, ober 
 
 ff ydroplitlialiny,liidrof't/ialiiie, 
 <gr.) *• l'3Jieb.J bit 'ilugciiiuniferiud)! , tfl^ 
 'liJiiiTeraiige. 
 
 ff ydropliysocele, liidrofcxo'iie- 
 le, (gr.) s. [''i)Ub.\ Die aSJiiibiuafferi'udjt. 
 
 ff ydropic, hidioppik, i (gr.) 
 
 ffydrupical, liidioppekal,) adj. 
 
 1. luaJTerfiidjtig i ilinfferrutljt . . . 2; lurtfier! 
 
 riid)Mttig. 
 
 2. Every lust U a kind of hydropic 
 
 diiteiiiper, and tlie mure wc drink tlie 
 
 more we iliall tliiriit. Tillotsob. 
 
 ff ydrupic , «. tai Wnttl ivibcr oie 
 iCii(Terriid)t. 
 
 ff ydropotist, ludrop'otiHt, (H y '- 
 dropote.1 (gr.) *• bet ~iijiiffi;rtriiirtr. 
 
 flydropiieuittatic , iu'dronii- 
 iiiafik. (gr.; aUj. [(Vijcm.j l)i)t>ri.'pilcillliiUi|Vt). 
 
 tfydrop.^y,lii diopsc. *. f. Dropsy. 
 
 ff ydrUSCUpe, Ui dr^Kkc'ipe, (gr.) *. 
 1. bie 'ii3a(ycnil;r. 2. Der ilsiniTtreiucecfer, 
 i <B3<i(Terrd)iii'(fcr. 
 
 ff ydroscupy, hldriMkopi, M. tit 
 2Cii(ycreiitDf<fuiigi:-riiii|T. 
 
 Hydrostatic, liIdroKiat ik, i 
 
 Hydrostatical, lildrosiai ckal. ^ 
 (gr.j udj. l;i)bro|Luifd) , 'iij.>i7tr|iaiu"i6 ... , 
 loiiffer . . . 
 
 Hydrostatically , liidroKilic- 
 kalle. adv. iiiid) beii ^{egelii Cet J^i;bri>|liUif, 
 l)ijbrotlatird). 
 
 Hydro.<itaticK, hidroKtatlks. t. pi. 
 bie >pi)0roi1'ittf , "IBtifTfri^iiiiblcljre, 2i3iifyer> 
 ii)<ii)ffiinil. 
 
 ffydrosulpliate, litdrotulfilte, 
 
 [(Flji'iii.j l)i)broHl)iutfel|"iiiire* ©lUj. 
 
 Hydrosulpliuret, iiidrotulfur- 
 et, t. [(}'l)eiii.] ber ai.iiTerrd)iviefel. 
 
 HydroNulpiiureted , liidro- 
 ulf ureild. ndj. [Ql)c\n.] mit ai5ii|7errd)iue< 
 fd I'erbiiiJbeii, 2i5.i(TiTrd)iuefel... 
 
 Hydrosulpliuric , liidrosuirur- 
 !k, adj. [Gi)tm ] - acid, tie .$i)bri>rd)iuefel< 
 I'liiire. [*• ['Web.] bie Sriiilmnfferriid)!. 
 
 Hydr<»tliorax,li{dr<>i/i&'raks, (gr.) 
 
 Hydrotic, hidrmik, adj. [-WeD.l 
 frf)«)ei0rrf ibenb ; (B<S)wei^ .. -*■ i>n6 fd)u>eip< 
 trc^'en^e "Wirtel. 
 
 Hydrotellnrat<*,lii'lr(>tcl'lurate, 
 «. l(ri;nii.j l)i)b»etc(liiniiiivf6 ®al;. H y dro- 
 
 HYM 
 
 tel'lnrio, adj. - acid, [Gf^cm.] bie $p» 
 brotediiriaiiri'. 
 
 Hydrothioiiate, liIdrot/u'onAte, 
 *. l(El;em.] l;i)brorhioiiraiires ©nfj. Hy 
 dro t hion' ic, adj. —acid, [ dljflll.] bie 
 5pi)bn'rl)i(Mirihive. 
 
 Hydroxai^thate , hidroksan'. 
 
 i/iate, (gr. Iiydor ll. xantlios) i. ((>l)cm.] 
 l)i)bn\rnntl)raiire!5 Snlj. Hydroxan'tliie, 
 adj. - acid, Die ipi)DroXiinfl}rrtiire. 
 
 Hydruret, iiidniret, *. ((If)fm.] 
 bie aSerbiiifuiig tc^ rd)ii)i'iell),iltigen aiiiffori 
 ft(>ifgiit'ei> mit •5.\ern(IiMi. - of iron etc., fie 
 ajerbiiibimg Des rd)mtftlt)nlfigeii SBaffcriloff' 
 giiff* niit (Fit'en !c. Uae. 
 
 Hydru.«, In' druu, (I), gr. Iiydor) «. 
 
 I. bie aBiifTerfdjlaiige. 2. [?l|lron.J bie SBtif* 
 ferrd)Iaiige. 
 
 Hyeinal, lu'c'mal, (lot. biems ; f(ini$ 
 fr. Iiima, fait; flilU. linia) adj. miiiteriic^, 
 2i5inter... [tern. 
 
 Hyeiiiate, iil emAte, v. n. ubcnvint 
 
 ffyeination, lu'omA'tliun, t. bie 
 Uebcnuintftuiig, bo* llebrriuiiitorii. 
 
 Hyena, hie na, ( (gr. hyaina) «. 
 
 Hyen, iilcn, j 13ih'I.] bie <^i)>iiit, 
 ber Iigcruuilf. [gien, Oiefiinfljeit^gottiiin. 
 
 Hyg-iea, bi'jica, «. [-Wi)tl;.) Die 5?i)« 
 
 Hygrometer, ijigrominetur, (gr. 
 
 Iiygros II. nietron) #. ["$1)1)1'.) bil* geildjfig* 
 feitfmag, ber 5eiid)iigfeit^niefycr, J^i)gre» 
 meter. 
 
 Hyg-roinetrical, iiigi Aiiiefrekal, 
 adj. [^\){)\.\ ^pgrometrifd), leiicfttigfeitSmeii 
 Kiib. 
 
 Hyg^ronietry, liigroni'metre. «. 
 [^i)i)r.J tie 5-fiid)rigreirsme|jf 1111)1, $i)gr»» 
 metrie. 
 
 Hyg-roscope, liigroskope, (gr.) 
 *. ber 5i'iid)ti(if('iti-jcigrr, f. H y g ro ni etc r. 
 
 Hygroscopic, liii^roskop'ik, adj. 
 I)i).iri-rfopi|d). 
 
 Hyg°ro.«itatics, liigrcistat'iks, (gr.) 
 «. pi. tie >pi)iinMliUif, Jjiiiiil 5eiid)tigfeit«f 
 grnbc jii i'crrtiiid)fii. 
 
 Uyite, liike, (iiriib.) *. baa fTatternbt 
 ^leib ; Die meijje iDodeiie Dfcfe. 
 
 Hylarcliical, hilar kckal,(gr.hyle 
 
 II. arciio; adj. [ '^jljllof. J — principle, bCt 
 Ulliuerrcilgfill. 
 
 HyiOZOiC, bilozo'ik. (gr. xoe It. 
 hyle) s. (filler, n»cld)i;r ber ■>)Mrtterie Sebtn 
 }iitl)cilt. 
 
 Hy*ii, l>'n>> *• ber €d)iveigf)iiiib. Shak. 
 
 Hyiiiea, bi'men. (gr. iB3.) *. I. 
 [•X?i)tl).l ber (5-l)fgott , i>i)iiun. 2. (i!(n<U.f' 
 ba6 5?i)nien , OiingferMb.iiitdjcM, Oungfcnn 
 fd)lo#. 3. [Sot. J bnij iSiirfpeiifjiiiitdjen; bie 
 (yerd)lfd)tftl;cile {&)(). 4. ^ bie ©Ije, bet 
 ^i)mfii, (S-ljeilaiib. 
 
 Hyilieiteal, liiHieneal, )a(f/. ()0(|«| 
 
 If yilieiieail, liimcnean,^ jeitlic^, I 
 i^oibifit . . . - •«■ bii* 5?od)jfirlieb. 
 
 Hyitieil(»pter, lii mennptur, M 
 
 Hyinenoptera, himenoptera. U 
 (gr. Iiyiiien II. pteron) «. [ ©lltoni. ] ball 
 
 ^nufflftgelifie OmVft. 
 
 Hyilieil<»pteral , iiimenop'teraf, 
 
 adi. iGiiriMn.] Ijiiiirfrfigiiig. 
 
 Hymn, i>i>n, ( gr. hymno*) «. tie 
 
 5?i)niiic, biT §ii)miiii^, brt? SoUiei), ber^rti^, 
 Sobacfaiig, t>Cii £'obgcbi(<)t. 
 
Fatp. far. fnll. fat. Me. nie». Fine. fin. N(S. ninvp. n6r. -r.'f. <^il. c]^n,\. T('i»)p. tub. fnU. \h\n. THin. 435 
 
 HYM 
 
 Hymn, p. a. Mird) .?)mnnen preifen. 
 
 My tun, r. n. u<lM'iMi]en. 
 
 JUyinuIc, iiiiii'iiik. adj. i^i)miieii bct 
 trejffiit, III i^i)iiiiicn, loliprfu'tiift. (finnf"- 
 
 Hyiniiiiiflirf liiui'niirg. <. ta& Sob: 
 
 Hyiunolug'ist, iiimnoi lojUt, s. 
 bet jpomiifiiriiiKicr, I't'Miftroiiiiiir. 
 
 HyMinuluc^y, iiiumoiioje. t. iit 
 ^ymiifiniiimiiliiiui. [tai Spv)e\'ciamn. 
 
 llyuifcimiin^iiioK>eii'iiia,ji6t)cni.i 
 
 Hyp, lii|(. ( jiiriimnuiiiif\. nui? hypo- 
 cliondiia) 4. 1. [03ir^.| bit O.ViIirild^t, ^VMy- 
 friitif^cit. 2. bit 5?i)pi"(l)i'iitrie. 
 
 Hyp, c. a. l)ppo(f)on&rii'(^ i)iA(t)(n. 
 
 HypalliM!:*:? liepal lajc, (gr.) «■ 
 (9(i)ft.! cie >?i)piiliaii«, 2Jcrn)ert)i<Uing. 
 
 Hyper, lii'iiur. ((\r. 2i>.> I. jfiflt 
 in SuriiinnitnreQiiniirii (in liet>eniiiiH <tn uD 
 urrilnrft t(i\ SBviiriff fiitee 2Corie*. it f bet 
 J^ijprrfritifrr. Pkior [btr S5frtl)eiDi<jtT. 
 
 HypernKpiKt, liipiii* pi»t. «,]rj t. 
 
 Hyp€*rb»tUlt. Iiiiierliamn, ( ((jr.' 
 
 HyperllMtf, hipeibaie. ^ 4. 
 IWnimm.j K\i &>i)ver''im>ii . 6ie llmftljriiu.j 
 bet iiiiiiirlj<f)in Crfniiiifl btt litbt. 
 
 Hyperl»(»ln, Ii{p«r-b6la, (gr.) «. 
 10>ti'm.| Me ipnvertrt, 
 
 HyperlM»l«, hlper'ii.'.ie. ((jr.) «• 
 [9{hif 1 Mf 5:n)pirfii lletfrfreitunifl. 
 
 Hyperl*<»lic, iiipcritnl iik. ) 
 
 Hyperbolical, ii<pei uni lekal. \ 
 odj. 1. (iKl)ft.) liin'trlu'inM), iitertriebeii, fiber: 
 treibenb, ubermaSio. ueraroMernt). 2. liJKatl).] 
 I)i)perbi>iir(t). 
 
 HyperlM>lically, liip«rbol'Ukai- 
 li. ad,-. l9\hft. 11. -WiMW.l l)Dperbi>li|(t). 
 
 Hyperbolirurin , iiipeibol'lc- 
 ftWiii. nil). |-Mi,ith.) iMipiit'fitoniiifl. 
 
 HyperboliMt, iii,ieiM><'iiii.t. «. Q\t 
 net, ber I'Oii >pi)perbflii P5rt't.iiid> :na<^. 
 
 Hyperiinlize, inVerMiAiiice, v. h. 
 \\\ 5>i)pi"rbfiii iprrrtifii oeer f(t)r(iben. 
 
 Hyperbolize, "■ «■ i<rrgrp0ern, 
 ibrrrriibiu. !«• iWrom.) bte .^oprrbolpire. 
 
 Hyperb<»loi«l, i.tper i><Viui<l . (qr.) 
 
 H yp4'rl><>re<ui,liiperljo'ieaii, (gr.) 
 ndj. hopcrbiTfiul), iiorCiiA. 
 
 Hyperborean,* be r ^i)pfrbpr«fr. 
 
 Hypercnrburetert, i>ip«ikar'- 
 bi'ireteil. «<(/. ({FhiDi.l iiiir .Rrhleii|li'ff fiber.- 
 fStn.it. tin I)i>i1)ilfii Wro^e (in'.utitir. 
 
 HypercH(Hlectic,>>ipei kaialek- 
 dk, (at.) tKlj. [%<n. 1 l)i)perfnt.iifftir4. - 
 verse, till 93(r6 nut riiitr ut. jipci Silbeii 
 
 IHOtcf. 
 
 Hypercritic, lilperkrli ik. ((jr.) *. 
 fcer ipDpfrfririffr, C>Tir.iflfr, Grifrittler. 
 
 Hypercritic, liiperkritik. / 
 
 Hypercritical, iiipeikiitekal. ^ 
 <flr.) ••dj. I. hDpcrfritnd). iibertrirfreii (Ireiige. 
 Swift. 2. ()aiirrd)arf. 
 
 Hypercrlticii(in,li{perkrit'lsizni. 
 «. Ne iibrrtrii'beiie, rtdimlroiifle .ttririf. 
 
 Hyperdulia, liipei(i<i'ica.^((]r.) i. 
 
 Hyperiluly, in'perdiiie, ^Irom.. 
 fnth. fe(rd)«] bie SBerehniiig ber Oiingfrmi 
 Wfrtrio. ll^i't.) 6*16 3p|)nniii6froiit. 
 
 HyperiCOn, ln'per'ekon, (gr.)*. 
 
 Hyperion, ». laVnrl).] i!lpo(lP.SiiAK. 
 
 Hypermeter, lili)erniceur.((jr.)«. 
 1. 5 b.if I'lbernuiBifl <\t\>ftt , bn* (jfu<pbnlid)e 
 «i«p ubttiUifltiib* £»m«. 2. in ^tti mit 
 
 HYP 
 
 einer pbrr \\vt\ £i(ben )ii i>iel. 3. ber 'Ji'w't. 
 
 Hj-perinetrical, hipenuet lekal, 
 adj. fibiriiiogii] grcfi; mit tiiier Pber iiuci 
 ©ilben jii picl. Ramklcr. 
 
 Hyperoxyd, liiperflkx'id. (gr.) <«(/'. 
 [.ftrirtiidpgr.i migtril (■d)iirffiiiifj<i. 
 
 Hyperoxyg-euotetl, hipeioks'- 
 
 ejeiiaied. l^^e^ 
 
 Hyperoxyg-enised, biperok*' 
 
 ejeiiiid, lidj. (diMin.l fibetivnjgenirrt, uiit 
 ^Siiiieriloff iiben\miiif- 
 
 Hyperoxyniiiriate, li{p«r<lk<.- 
 
 etnii'ieaie. «. [(Jlifill.| (tJU'riaurtS toill). H y- 
 p e r o z y ni 11 ri i< t'l c acid, bie ^Eljloriaure. 
 
 HyperpliysicttI, htperiUz^kal, 
 adj. iibertiiiriirlid). 
 
 Hypemarcosis , hipersiik&'si*. 
 (gr.) *. Idljir.) bo.6 luiibe jylcu'd). 
 
 Hyperstene, hi p«r»i«ne, (Hy'- 
 per Kill cue) t. I'OJiiiicralij.J bic Siibrabpr: 
 l)oriibliiiPe. 
 
 Hyplien,ii<'f«ii,(gr.3}.)«.[®r<itnm.] 
 ber iviibefirul), bii* '5iMbiiiig^)ei<t)cii (-;. 
 
 Hypnotic, liipiiotik, (u. ar.tiypnut< 
 *. |-})i(b.l bii6 -td)i.ifiiiirtfl. 
 
 Hypnotic, ndj. [-ysitb.] ben (3itl.it 
 bcforbrriiP, eiiirrt)lateru6. lieQimgeiu iiiiur. 
 
 Hypo, liipo, (gr. ICj (in 3iifiiiiiiiirii. 
 
 Hypobole,.iipob'ule. (gr.) «.|-:){l^et.| 
 Me lelbil flufgeiporfeiie 11. felOil bediKivorrcic 
 iyr.i<l«. 
 
 Hypocaust, hip nkiwit, (gr.) : 
 I. 1 "aiterrl). ) ber iiiiterirbiri1)e Dt'eu eiiicr 
 'Siibtilube. 2. ber Crr, wo bai ^mxtx i|l, Cur 
 fill Jrfibhnii* pbet emeu Dfeii erioarnu. 
 
 HypochoudjreH, bip6koii'durz. 
 t. }>i. l-Jlni\t.| ne londjcii, Dfinneii. 
 
 HypocllOUtlria , liipokon'drea. 
 f. pt. I. |'21iinc.j Me ih3ei(t)eii , Duiiiieii. 2 
 [•Web.] bic lliitiTiclbSbi'idjiucrbeii. 3. bit 
 i5)i)Pi<<1)onb»ie (iiW ^Jierrpii). 
 
 HypocliondrlMCf liipp6kon'df4 
 ;.k. Pbir 
 
 Hypocikondriacal y li'ppokon- 
 dii'akal, adj. I. ^u bell 2Cei(i)('it gihong, Hit: 
 tn\wt... 2. t)))pi'd)Piibni(1), muiiii4)«fl. •^■ 
 :{>i)ppd)onbric, v£d)u>eriniiH) irjeiigeiib. 
 
 Hypocliondriac, t. ber $i)pu: 
 d)Oiicnii. ipwodioiiber, •)}tiliriid)tiflf. 
 
 Hypociiondriaci.Hin, Inpnkon 
 
 dil aHJ/iii. cbtX 
 
 HypocluMtilriasis, iiipokondii' 
 
 Wit. M. Cli- ^i)pt'd)lMU"'riC, •Milliflld)!. 
 
 Hypoclioiidryf bipokou'drl, «. 
 
 (•JIuvU-i bii' 2S3iMdK- Duiiiiim.). Dfiimt. 
 
 Hypocist, iiip'<'».i.'»t. (gr. 1 «. a) |!bot. 1 
 ber >>i)pi'cti1. Ill t-}5i)ium.) ber :pi)poci|leii|a|i 
 
 Hypocrait, hip'p6kra», f. Hippo 
 crass. 
 
 Hypocraterirorin, h'ppAkra. 
 ter'ei..riii, (gr.) odj- (iBot J prnfeittirtefler: 
 fi>rniig. 
 
 HypocriNy, hipok'krese. (gr.) «. 
 bie ip(iid)flci, i£rt)tiiiheiliof«it, OJleienrrei. 
 
 Hypocrite, iiip pnkrit, t. ber^eiid): 
 Icr, (£d)Liitl)eitige, GJIeiBiwr. 
 
 HypOCritiC, liippAknt'tik. adj. 
 
 Hypocritical, iiippokricikkal.flrf/'. 
 
 Hypocritically,liipp('>ki'!rikkale. 
 ado. Ijfiidjlfrurt), gleiBnenid), rd)eiiil)riiig. 
 
 Hypo^-atitric, iiipoua. tiik, (p. gr. 
 gaater) «<</. Ilutrrbiiiid)^ . . . ((i)e0rub 20. 
 
 HYP 
 
 Hypo^astriuin, iiipAga^tr^i^n*, 
 *• ber llnrrrl'.-iiid)- 
 
 Hypog-astrocele, iiipogas'trA- 
 neii . ( gr. 1 *. | (?l)ir. ) bie 95aiid)gefd)W«ilil, 
 ber niifgi'rd)iin'(leite llnfrrlei<>. 
 
 Hyptk^'eillU, llpnjc'um, (II. gr. ge, 
 gain) *. 1 OliniTl).] bie imter bi'r (5rBe bc» 
 ri»blid)eii ll)nle (iiie« 6)e6iuibe<, bai Qitt 
 lutlbe. 
 
 Hypog-iossi , liippAglo«'s{, (p. gr. 
 gloss..,) t. pi. j-'lii.it.l bie SiHigoiinfrpen. 
 
 "yP<*9yi><**'.<«, liipod'jeniis. (p. gr. 
 gyiie ) ar(/. [Jji't.) iiiUtripeibig. Hypog'y- 
 II y. *. I^Pt.) bie llnrcripeibigfeit. 
 
 Hypoinoclilion , hippAniok'. 
 lion. (gr. J. l-)»edi | ber J<ul)«>, ©tfi^piinft, 
 bie lliir.ri.ige bfi? iprbel*. 
 
 Hyp«>pli08plioroiiM, hipofos'- 
 fAni*. adj. |0'i)cm.) - acid, bie tinpoafom* 
 meiK Uiuerpl)p«phprwiir«. 
 
 HypoplioHpliite, liipofns'rtte, «. 
 l<Fl)i'm.J iiiirerpl)pfpi)iirid)tiaure* tSnlj. 
 
 Hypopiuni, liipA'peiim, i. [(Ef)ir.] 
 bni (S-itiTrtii.ie. 
 
 HypoMtaitis, lii|inN'taM«.^(gr.)«. 1. 
 
 HypoMtaKy, i.Jpos'iS»e. \ [IljeiMiJ 
 bic ■)5erfpiiiirt)fi'ir , '•^rriVn. 2. [-pijilpf.] bii» 
 (rcib|1|l.iiibige) lOeKii. 3. (•Mfeb J Ber $aru» 
 fiiij, ^Spbi'iifiif! bte. ttriii*. 
 
 Hyp«»Ktatic, i>{pn«tai fk. } 
 
 Hypostatical, liipostiit'ekal,^'"''* 
 I. [il)trl. 1 prru>iili(^. 2. [ ^>l)iii'r. ] ii>efeiir» 
 lid). 3. I^Web.) innig. eiiieii ^obenfrttj IjnieiiB. 
 
 Hypostatically, Iiip('»>tai'ekaii4, 
 iidf. (ilu'l'l.) prriinilid). 
 
 Hyposulpliate, liipoKurritc, «. 
 
 ((Fheiii.l iiiufrid)iin(elmiire« 6iilj. 
 
 HypoKolpliite, liipoKulflte, «. 
 jffhem.j inirrrulMi'cfeir.iiiirlld)r# ©fllj. 
 
 Hypofitilpiiuric, liJpA*iii'furik, 
 adj. [(ihriii.) - acid, bic PPlIfpiUilieiie llil< 
 tfrrd>iPfiVii"tiiire. Uoe. 
 
 HypOMIllpllUrOUK, blpAsultvir- 
 
 111. iiilj. |Cfl)etii.J - acHl, bic uiuipllfpiumriu 
 lliiterfd)ii-citlf.iiire. 
 
 Hypotenuse, iiipoteuuKe, (gr.) 
 t. (OJei'iii.) bie }{>i>p(Ueiiiire. 
 
 Hypotlteca, ln'poi/i'ekl, (grj «. 
 bie i^t)porl)et, ^faiibweiTdjreibimg , ba6 lliu 
 terpfrtiib. |l)i)p(itl)efiirifd), pfiiiibrcd)H'rf>. 
 
 Hypothecary, lihpoi/i ekare, adj. 
 
 Hypotliecary debt, bif -;)3Mllbf(t)lllb. 
 - creditor, bcr ^i)pot()ffnr, "iptiiiirgliiubigfe. 
 
 Hypothecate, hipni/i ekiie, v. It. 
 I. i)ppi>tl)ecireii,perpf(iiibeii, jiim Ittiterptnnbe 
 let^cii pB. perfc^reiben. 2. pcrfe^eii, perpt'iiHi 
 beu (^(iiirfiu ; [ @eel)nnbel j to - a ahip, 
 ©clbot fliif 23i'binerci iieljnirn, perbobtuen. 
 
 Hypothecation, liipot/iekisiiuii, 
 4. b(\6 aSorpfiiiiben ; bie aSerpf^ubiiiig. 
 
 Hyptkthecator , btpoi/rekitur, 
 *. bcr iScrpfoiiber, 'ij>i"rtiibfd)riftge6er. 
 
 HypothesiM,lnppot/t'e>.i.s, liipoi/i'e- 
 SIS, (gr.) 4. 1. bic 5?i)pDtI)efe , ber ©n?, 
 ■iUingeratj , bie SSorniiSff^iiiig. 2. b(\6 Stl)r» 
 gebtiiiBe, Bie £el;riiieiiuin(j. 3. ber beipiibere 
 
 Hypothetic « bipAt/iet't'k , ) 
 
 Hypothetical , liipntAet'tekal.^ 
 
 <"(/■ l)i)pi'tl)«rifd), niigrnnmiiien , pprniifge* 
 
 fc^t, aui dm 95prflii6feeiiiig, eiweii a3nfleiii0 
 
 gegru ><(((• , 
 
 28=* 
 
45(5 Fn»e. ffir. f'lll. fnt. !»le. niof. Fine. fin. 1S6. move. nor. ^of. 6il. rlAnd. Tnh^, tub. foil. t//in. THis. 
 
 HYP 
 
 ■IyyOtIlvfiC.«Ily,liipot/iet'teka!e. 
 €tdv. iiiirer 25oniiu-rf0iin.), l)i)vi>tl)iTiu1). 
 
 HyrCHii, liir'kaii. »<lj. [&ec<\T.] I)ir= 
 
 liyrse, iiii», .»• die ipiri'e. tf>iiiird). 
 
 Hyrixt, liiist? «• 6erS)nin; f. Hiir.Nt. 
 
 Iiy.su», lii'!>uu, ». eiiie ^n ijriiML-r 
 (^iiiefifcDi-r it^fe. 
 
 IlyK<»Pv lii'-xup, ^ (gr.) *■ i^ot.] 
 
 lly.*<teric, i>i»ier'iik, i (()r.) 
 Hy.titerici&l , liisior'reWal.J adj. 
 
 [':))ieD.l l;pi)trir(t), ■Wiittcr . . . 
 
 Hymerical passion, [-))ie6.I £)ie -Wtlt: 
 teruticljiuennifl , iai 'Wfiirtenutl;, Cie iiiiui- 
 terplofle. 
 
 Hysteric, liUicr'nk, t. 1. ta£ ^;)7{i[^ 
 tel iui?er Die -Meiittci-bfr*»'f'^6c"- '^- P'- 
 bie 'WutterbefdjiuerOeii, >))iutterberct)iveruiia, 
 ^i)|1erie. 
 
 llysterocelef his'terosele , (ijr.) 
 i. lOl;ir.J &fr »))iiifren'riict) , 'Wiiwirri'or(>Ul. 
 
 llyMterun - proteron , lii«'- 
 terou -piot'eron, (gr. -Hi.) i- idii)tt.] 6n6 
 i^i>l1evt)ii = "iJiotcnMi, ipiiiicri'DrCeril. 
 
 MysterotOiiiy,li«»ter6t tome.djr.) 
 «. [Ql;ir.) btv .Krti|Vr|\1)iiitr, OJiiirririiDiiiit. 
 
 Hytlie, hJTUe. «. bet (leiiie :ip>nciii 
 tie i&cv>jf&l>iii&e, ber Kai. 
 
 I. 
 
 I, {, [©flbiimut] 1. 1. tiai 3,1. 2. nu 
 3ni)ljeid)tii betciitet I. I, U- 2, 111. 3, IV. 
 Ultr, IX. 9 II. f. 11). 1;) .iOO; Ci3 1000; Ijj 
 5000; CC133 10,000; 1333 50,000; CCCI33J 
 100,000. 3. Ill ■Jll>fi"irjiiii(ii'ii: I- li. fur ul 
 est, 6n5 i|T; lb. oCer Ibid, flir Ibidem, i)a; 
 fellJll; inst. fiir instant, (j. 'H. 011 tli« leiiili 
 iii»t., Hn jfljiueii) iit\e6 cWoiiiuS); id. fur 
 idem. Deri'tiee, ^ll(tell>e. 4. fi)ciii. mat 1 niid) 
 fill ^ropruni, w\t in i built etc., Bicfce 
 Hue Deni oiigeir. ge iiiriiiiiiiiniiicjoijeiie >Jjiii: 
 pniiit miirBe gemoljiifict) y geiiDncKtii. 
 
 M, (aiigeli. ic; go^t). u. l;oll. ik; pron. 
 ■j»*r«. id>. [Id) 'Jlrnifr! 
 
 It is I, O it U roe, ic^ bill t6. Poor I! 
 
 Mf (fiir ay, yes) ade. * }t, jn, jfl Bi't^. 
 
 1% (fd)Dtt.) ill. 
 
 iMinbic, iain'bik, (gr.) adj. inmbi(<f). 
 
 Iniiibic. i , 1 . 
 
 _ . ■« „ 3 J ((jr. lauibos) «. 
 
 Imiibus, lam'bus,) 
 
 [^L>ef.] ter oiimbe, ©tfigrr, ®d)leiiDcrer. 
 
 iHnihivs, jaui'bikii. t. p(. i>iiiit>t;'d)t 
 
 SSerfe; ©anjreii. 
 
 lntrOCliyiliiKt,iatrokiin'iiiti>t,(gr.) 
 
 «. ['•Wee.) biT rt)eniifd)e 'Jtrjt. 
 
 iHtropleptir, iauopplep'ilk. (gr.) 
 '»di. [■>y)tti.\ Mird) ©albiiiig tjeilenS. 
 
 lb, lb. cJittfurjii. V. Isabel) *. 3f«i&e(le. 
 
 IbeXji'beks. aiu. 'Hi.) t. Der ®ti'iiii>orf. 
 
 IbiM, {bit, (Qt. 2y.> t. lOriiitlj.j but 
 •)bi«, '7iilreil)rr. 
 
 Ic»ri»n,ika'iian,u<0'. ifarifd) duirtjf). 
 
 Ice, i^e, (aiigi-lf. in, isa; f)i>II. ys ; Bnii. 
 lU; fd)iu II. i4l. i») «• I. I bai (iii. 2. i 
 boa 3iirferei6. 
 
 Floating Ice, (&iii(tfvntn , bat Xrtifftii. 
 To drink with -, (2ljein :c. ^ ill Qii nl'ge: 
 fl'lljU trillffll. To break the -, I. T ba$ (5-|* 
 tred>eii. 2. t bi\6 G-\6 6rfd)eii , Ptrii ^fg 
 ftai)tieii, t^ nnnttt. 
 
 ICI 
 
 lee-berg, 1. Ber (Fi^Di'rg, 5c*'i'«, ®(et 
 rd)cc. 2. &i:r i'd)iuiiiiiiU'iiOi; (i'.uuerg , oie 
 i'd)R'imiiifii6e (j-i»i>iiiif. --blink, t>er Q-i 
 tllit. —-boat, Diiw (S'lSt'uor. --bound, 
 |.-JJiiir.] eiiigiffi-oreii. — -bi ook, Der(ji6Uiu1). 
 --built, 1U16 (riS 6e|'lel)tilD ; i>l>ii ©liniiH"; 
 ftrn iuifiieil;iiniit. --cellar, -j- Cur (iiiStlln. 
 
 - - .; r e a Ml , biii (S)rfronie, (5-15. - - h o u .s e, 
 bit (i'li-griiDt, ber li-ietiriUr. --i«le, Cms 
 fd^iuiiiiuieiiDe (in*|flo. --man, Der ^i6- 
 iiuiiiii r)Jiaiiii , Dcr fid) nut JiiTtiiiig Oer iiii 
 (yifr i>erfiiiifi-neii ••JJeriuiieii Otidjiiftigt ic). 
 -plant, l-i>Of.J 006 li-Hjfnillf. --.spar, 
 [■"Wiiiicrauj.J Der (iitfv«ui;. --spur, Ctr 
 (S-ii'fpwrii. 
 
 Mce, I), a. 1. niit &i6 bcbcrfcii oD. u»er- 
 )iel;cii, III (.iii uenuiiiiOeiii, beeifeii, ui^crtifcii. 
 i. gifntveii iiiiid)cii. 3. nufciiVii, cii'tu. 4. 
 iiiii Snrffrei^ bcDfrfeii, uofrjiirfern. 
 
 To ice over Willi, uberjuderii iiiit... 
 
 ■.CelHlltljiseland, *. [(Deogr.J 0*''1»£>. 
 
 It eland- dog, Oer l6lailBlfd)e i»pilllD. 
 
 - ti.ili, Otr iJliUliefifd). --momt, Cii? i»- 
 iaiiDifd)e OJi'ous. --»par, Ctr isian&ifrtjf 
 ©piul). [Ui'ifer. 
 
 Icelander, I'se landur, «. itt ^i. 
 
 icel4»ll«lic,i»elanilik..«(/j/. ishiilDlfd). 
 
 Icil, eK. prun. pert. [Ocrd.J Id); — dicn. 
 (i^traiD.j Id) Oiciu. 
 
 Icbiieuiiiuu, iknu'nion, (gr.) s. 
 [,3lh>I.J Dcr OdJ'"!'""^!' » fie ^l;.iriU'ii»riii>c, 
 '>^t)iUiU>ii6iiiiiii6, tod)iueiiii5ra(;d. 
 
 Icli n e u mon- 1 1 y , [(yiltoni.] 6er 9fnil; 
 peiiioDter, ©viiiiieii|Ud)er, oie i£i1)liivfiuefpt. 
 
 J.cllllO«;:rupllic, iknogiat ik. ( 
 
 lcbllU^rMpbiuMl,iknugrat'ekal^ 
 adj. lrt)llogViipi)Md). 
 
 Acliuug^r»plky, iknoggraie, (gr.; 
 *. ["^Jerfpeft.J Oer :l{iM, (iJruniiriS , £>ie Od>' 
 iiogviipl;te. 
 
 JLcUur, ikor, (gr. 23.) *. [Tiitb.] btt 
 3d)or, bt\6 iijiiiieeiiiuaijtr, (yefd)iuunuii|Tei', 
 (jui'riuiiiKr, ^iiiiiuiiiJcr. 
 
 AcliuruuM, i kuru!>, udj. biuriuilfTcrig, 
 m\tb (i3erd)iuur..., (Titer... 
 
 Iclitliyucul, Ik i/«eokoi, ^(gr.) 
 
 l.clltliy.i>culltt, ikt/ieukol'la,^ t. 
 bit ipiuifeiiuiiife, t>f» tfifd)ieiiii. 
 
 Icbtbyogrrupliy, iki/jeoggraie, 
 (V. gr. ichiiiy* 11. graplio) *. Die O'1>")0''' 
 grapi)ie, ^iJefdjrtibiiiig £>er $iia)e. 
 
 Iclitltyulite, ikt/ieoli'te, (gr.) *. 
 l-))iiiuriiig.j an- 3-ifii)iliiii, 3iDfi;i)oiit. 
 
 Iclitliyolu^icatl , iki/<e»lo<Ue'e- 
 kal. ailj- lrt)tt)l)i'lU|li|'i1). 
 
 Acbthyul«>^ist, Iki/icoriojiat, <. 
 
 &er o>''>")'H'^'0' ivna^riiiiPigr. 
 
 Iclitbyulo^y, ik./icol'oje, (gr.) j. 
 bie od)ii;i,''i>i'-!]":' tfiul)riiik''r, i.'ft)fc iH>n Den 
 tfiutni. i*. eer jJuMjiiTer, od)'"i)'Tl>\fli-'. 
 
 lc■lltllyopllaj^-iNt , ik.Acol aji>i. 
 
 IciitbyopliMjfoiiN, iki/ieoiagii*, 
 igr.i iiilj. fird)f|Ki">- i'^'" rfild)iii ttbenb. 
 
 Iclitliyopliag^y, Iknicotaje, «. 
 ba} iyii'd)i|Tin. 
 
 Iclitliyoplitlinl ■"■<«, ikt/ieof- 
 t/ial'niii, (gr.) *• lOJ.'nier.Ug.J Der od)rl;i>i'pl;' 
 iijiiliiiit, ;>d)tlji)opt)(ljnim. 
 
 Icicle, l'»ikkl, (nngelf. ises-gecel; 
 ()cfl. yski-gel) *- Der ©iejiipfen, (JiSitufeii. 
 
 lciiie.<«.<t, l'.s^ie». «. (btt (ijige, tii: 
 tiilte 3H|1itiii» bat (i'lfidc 
 
 iDii 
 
 Icins", {'sing, «. bai Uebrrjiirfern, t>n 
 
 3nrfiT.lll|j. [glass. 
 
 lcinitia.«s, {'zjnggla.^. t. f. l»iu- 
 
 Icker, [Oertl.] Me iti'riuihre. 
 
 Iciiie, iki, *. [Oertl.] &er (fisjflpfen. 
 
 ICUII, ikon, (gr.) *. f bai SJllO, (^f 
 niiilPe. 
 
 IconiHIll, i'knniini, t. f Die 6ilDi 
 lid)e X>,irili'(liiiig, Prt» (sjciiuilSe. 
 
 IcuilUClaKt, iknn'(>kla«t, (gr.) «. 
 [ilirdjeiig.J Der i5ilt)i'rihirini'r. 
 
 lcoilOCla.«tic, ikonoklax'tik, adj. 
 bilDi'vinirnifiiD. 
 
 Icunograpilic, Ikonugraflk, Ob. 
 
 IcoilOfjrraphical , iknnografe. 
 kal, adj. ifoMogrnpl;ifd), jiir i5ilDcrl>efd)ret* 
 bung geljorig. 
 
 lcUII08'rapliy,ikonng'grafi, (gr.) 
 *. Die Off iH'grapliie , 25ilDer>, Ci)eniiUDeDe. 
 fdjrcibiiiig. 
 
 ICUUuiater, ikonoratur, (gr.) «. 
 [itird)eng.] Der 2?:IDeraii(»eter, SJilDerDieiier, 
 a3ilDeriien'l)rer. 
 
 Icuiiuiuj^ry, ik^nol'oje. (gr.) s. Die 
 Ofoiuilogie, i5ilDerfunDe, SJilDerieljre, 3JilDer» 
 Deiitiing. 
 
 Icusaliedral , ikAsaiii'dial, (gr.) 
 adj [®emn.l jmnnjigfliid), jiunnjigjj.idjig. 
 
 IcoSHliedroil, ikiLsalie dion, (gr.) 
 s. [(iieL'in.] Diu» OfiifrtcDer. 
 
 Icosailder, iko.san'dur, (gr.) t. 
 [55in.j Die jiiuitijigmiiiiiierige ^JJflii'Ue. 
 
 IcO.Sltltdriait, ikosan'drcan, adj. 
 [25ot.] jiuiiiiiignianiierig. 
 
 Icteric, ikter'Sk, ^ (Int.) adj. 
 
 Ictericai, Ikterekal. \ (-DKeD.] 1. 
 gelbiud^tig. 2. gut iviDer Die (i)eiDfud)t (v. 
 ipciiniiticlii). 
 
 I c I e r i c diiease. Die ©elbflldjt. 
 
 Icteric, *■ bcM -JJfittel luiDer Die &tlbt 
 rud)t. [ [•D^'D.] gelD. 
 
 IcteritiOUM , iktlrlsli us , adj. 
 
 Icy, I'se, adj. 1. f ti|lg; aii« Qi« ge* 
 niad)f. 2. i fnlt, froilig. 
 Icy sea, bai (iiimttt. 
 Icy-pearled, eidbeprrlt. 
 I'd, I'de, jiifnniinenge]. u. 1 would ot. 
 I had; id) ivodie, id) ni&d)te. 
 
 Idea, idea, igr. 2*}.) *. I. Die ^btt, 
 btt 3)i'griff, Die 25or|lelUiiig. 2. o Der (S>e» 
 Datife, (fnfiuiirf, b<\i 2)orl)iil>eii, Die 'iibfid>t. 
 3. o Die iiiu>nllfiintiiicne i5i'r|1e(liing, ©riiu 
 neriing. 4. f bM ^Hb (iiii 0>ei|U). 5. Die 
 oDee (-))ii'iniiiig, Der •S>iit}>. 
 4. Her fiweet idea wandered through his 
 thoughts. Kaiufax. a. These decisions 
 are incompatible with the idea, that 
 the principles are derived from the 
 civil law. Webster. 
 
 Ideal, ide'al, udj. 1. (in DerObce feieiiD) 
 iDeiU. iirtMlPlirt), iiorfilDlic^. 2. iDciiliid), tint 
 gebilDet. 3. [■i|5l)ilof.] iDeitlifd), iibenuirflid). 
 1. Tliere will always be a wide interval 
 between practical and ideal excel- 
 lence. Ramulek. 
 Ideal, *. bai :^beaU UrbilD, iBiubiJD. 
 IilealiMiii, ide'alJAni. «. [-:)>l)iu>r.] Der 
 ODeniifiii. tSJeflnife biiBen. 
 Idealize, Ileait^e, ». n. ;jftmi, 
 Ideally, ide^le, udv. iDealit'tt. 
 Ideate, ide Ate, v. a. t ill 6>eDaii« 
 ten bilDeii, iid) eiiibilDtii. 
 
Fktp. f '.r. f/ill. f*il. yU. met. Fine. fin. ^6. iiiovo. nOr. a'd. oil. rlOiid. Ti'ilte. tiih, full. t//in, THis. 437 
 
 Identic^ iden'iU. ^(fr. identique, 
 
 l(leu(ica.l,ideirtekal,^ i<. inc. idnu) 
 
 adj. I. i~liM|Tiiiict).] ibeiimd); eiiirrUi fngtiiC, 
 
 cdicrlt'i, ()leid)beCeuteiiCi. 2. (Dec, iit) iiciiHlid}e. 
 
 2. We found on the lliiet tlie ideuticnl 
 
 goodx iliat wrre lost. [Ul'd). 
 
 Identically, Identekalle. adv. ibCII.- 
 
 Ideuticalueiffi) iden tekalueii, t. 
 bit 0£"i""'it- 
 
 IdeutificatiuUf identefeka'sliun. 
 4. tit ^ctuuittniwn, tn\d l^btmifiiixtu, i&er: 
 cuierlriru, 2>(riiiiinii(l)i:ii. 
 
 JIdeutifyf iden'tefi. '(fr. identifier) 
 e. a. 1. Curd) ^^eivtiie al6 euicrlci biUili'Ueii, 
 tit Ofceiintflt uinrr €iirt)f) ()erilcll«ii ot. er= 
 \vti\cn. 2. «> timer eiinrlei ^torijf i<ereiiii' 
 grii. b) i&(Uiini>r(ii, I'triuiiiiUdjcu, urrriiirr 
 Uieii, fllcid), iCciitiiVi) niad)cn. c) <H6 ibtw- 
 (i|'d), iM6 ciiittiei tittritd^icii ottx aiirel;cu. 
 1. Tlie owner of tlie good*, fuiiiid ilieni in 
 tlie pomei-aiou of the lliief and iden- 
 tified tlieui. 2. bi Every pieciiutiuii 
 ia taken to identity tlie inieieiitii ol 
 tlie people, Hnd of ilie luleis. Ramsay. 
 c) That treaty In fuel ideutitied 
 Spain witli the republican govcrunieut 
 ot France, by a virtual acknowledg- 
 uieiit of uiiquiililied vai>i>alage, and by 
 •ptcilic atipulations of uucunditioiial 
 delenkc. 
 
 British Declaratioh. Jan. 1805. 
 
 Identify, v. n. itxttiiid), ciiitrin, 
 fllcirtjtHbtuieiit lutrctn. Burke. 
 
 Identity, iden't^ti. I. Me 3&c>*tttflt, 
 ©uurleiljiif, Oiiuuiidjfiit, (J)iiid)l)«it. 
 
 Ideff, Idz, (tit. W.; *■ pi LrDiii. Jtoi.j 
 bit ^tu6. 
 
 Idiucraity, ideok'krasi, (dr.) «. 
 [^i)Dfiol.j Me O^x^rraftc, J^orpcrdocttljrit, 
 rurv^rlK^c &i(]fiil;eic. 
 
 Idiocratic, Jdiokrai ik, ^ ( 
 
 Idiocratival, ideolkiat ekal.^ 
 iCiii>(riUi|d), ti'iptriid) ciijfii. 
 
 Idiocy, id'ea>e, (gr. idioieia) «. tit 
 23erO.Tiii''ef id)i>Jiid)c , (S-tiiirtit, Dtiiimiljeit. 
 
 Illiuelectric, ideuelek'nik. (.qt.) 
 atij I'l*!;!)!'-] itioiciffttifd), nil lid) clfftriid). 
 
 Idiunt, id emu. (Qr.> *. i. nt €Drad)> 
 eitf»iil)fit> Cpmditufur, lu tintt £»iriid)f 
 ti(itiiti)uniUd>t 9{rDfiiiJnrf. 2. ecr 0)ri|T ttncr 
 Cprrtt^e. 3. Me "Si'mtMrt, bnt Otii'in. 
 
 Idioiiiatic, Ide^iuatifl^. f 
 
 Idiuiliatical, idcomaiekal.^ " "'' 
 itioiiiiUiiil) , finer utioiiffrii 6prrtd)c otcr 
 Wull^(^^t fiijfii. 
 
 Idiomatically , 'dJAmaf jkalie. 
 ade. luid) tiiitr biiiiiifrii 'OWiiiienrt ofcr 
 <£.priid)tioiii'K"' i^'i'iuiuiid). 
 
 Idioi)atliic,i<ie(>(jat/i ik.<i<0'.|0}irC.] 
 tbiov.ul;i)d). ciijnilfifuj, iitir eiiidi il;nl, em 
 WlitfP tt6 iiorpiti- tctrefffnD. 
 
 Idiopatiiically, ideApaiAekalle. 
 oW». iMrptl[|}i|d). 
 
 Idiopatliy, tdenp'paiyie. ((\r. ?<J.) 
 1. l-))ieO. J in Of"'l»«'l)ie, G^inntlribifltfit. 
 i. 1-Mfor.i Die 95i'riii'l'e fur G-fivnS, I'liViifirc 
 9leifl>i"(l i" G'lii'ii*. btiVnCere l'eibtui\1)ii|f, 
 tat l)f|ViiDerf WeiVlljl. Mom:. 
 
 Idio- repulsive, icieo-repi'iiNiv. 
 adj li>l)or. 1 (111 Hd) jiinKf ^lo^l•ll^, irit^n'piiifii'- 
 
 Idiuxynerasy , illel'».il^kla^e. 
 (flr.; «. L''iJ'<6.J »'< OH''lP"f''M'i«/ Jlirptr. 
 
 ci(|eiif)ett, Siitnetfeioentjeit, &nipftii&uit()£ei« 
 t)eiil)eit. 
 
 Idiot, id'eut, (or.) «. 1. Dcr O^iut, 
 Siiiipel , 2Srr|laiiteerd)iuii(te, 55l6£>fiiiiiiijc. 
 i. Ccr '^iiijel, £)utiiiufu))|, Iropf, uiiiuitience 
 -JReufd). 
 
 1. A person who bas understanding 
 enough to measure a yard of clotii 
 uuuilier twenty correctly, tell tlie dayi 
 of the week etc. is uot an idiot in 
 the eye of ihe law. Kncvc 
 
 Idiotic, ident U, > adj. tlll|\ll' 
 
 Idiotical, iucSrikal.^ il^^, otutiiii; 
 uiii)i'lri)r( : |'(iupell;o|(/ Mueiiiinio- 
 
 IdiottMll, ia ruii«h, adj. f(UipeIf)ilft i 
 iiujiiltiii. 1'alev. 
 
 Idiotisin, id'euiizm, (gr.) *. 1. ttv 
 o&uui^ni, Me^prtid)i'i|]riird)ii|(, &priid)(i|)i:ii 
 i)(it. 2. Die (riiiioK, S6rr|tiiu0t£|'(t)ivnd)e i 
 iDuniiiil;ei(. 
 
 Idiotize, id'euiize, v. n. per|laiibr6 
 rd)ivnd), eiiiiai(i|j. buiiuit ivcrccii. 
 
 Idle, i dl, (aiit]eir. idel. ydei ; |)oU. ydel ; 
 tan. II. |'d)iD- 'del) udj. 1. eiicli at leer. U) 
 uiiiiuij, ni(t)tigi tiiibtteiiteiib. c; pt'rgiblid), 
 uiuuirtjaiii. 2. niii|>ii)i u) uiiil^atiQ. b; tragc, 
 iitui, iund)biiTia, iViijiPi. c; (ret i-riiipe (je. 
 iuol;r(iiC, iiid)( tiiieai'iuUc;. 3. « uii|rud)(bai'. 
 Shak. 4. i'd)a'ad)fbpnij, biiinm. Shak. 
 
 Idle-headed, 1. aiDerii, tiorrifd), tin. 
 uerm'tuftt!]. 2. t Pevrtirft, m.iljiiiuijifl. - 
 pated, iiibrrii, Diiimiii pcrnidi. 
 
 Idle, c. u. 1. tiiti^ig Qtt)tu, fatilcu)i'ii. 
 2. ^ I'pieleii, Ciuiicn. [ (die 3ei(>- 
 
 Idle, B. a. (away) miigii] t^iiibriiiiji'U 
 
 Idleue«if, I'dlnes, t. 1. (ic 3iiuii)t'ii 
 irii<jt}eit, Oiad)iiiiTiflfeit. 2. Der '•IRiipidgain) 
 i. tit '•JJitipc. 4. He '■})?upiafeir. 5. t tu 
 •Jllbrrtiljeir, iljorljeit. 6. tai iiavv*\<t)c, tie 
 OJeriiiofuijigftit. buAk. 7. t "" G'ttelfrit; 
 ii) Die S>cr|]it<lid)feit, i}ltd)(■af^■^ UuiuirtrAiii: 
 celt, Cer lliiivcril;. b; itt. eitie X)iiide, {iiui- 
 teiteii. 8. t M' Uii|rud)rbarfeir. 
 
 hroc. Idleness is the key of beggary. 
 -HffiiiitJij.uig i|1 iiUer l'«i|ltr 'ilniuiig. 
 
 Idler, idiur, t. I. let rU^upiggAitger. 
 2. tcr giitileiijer, triigr 'Wtiifc^). [ger. 
 
 I.vileaby, i uUbe. 4 t Drr OTtuQiggaui 
 
 Idly, I (lie, adv. 1. iiuiutg. 2. ti'iige, 
 
 fniil. 3. ii)urid)t, nifcrii, uiiiiiiijer '^eii'e. 4. 
 
 iiiifld)t|nm, iVrgios. 5. uergeblid), ptrgebeii*. 
 
 3. A shilling spent idly by a fool, may 
 
 be saved by a wiser person. FasakLia. 
 
 To tiilk idly, pmilitiliireit. 
 
 Idocrane, ii ukriKe, s. [^itieralg.] 
 fit ^\tvlta\t, tit ajeriii'ian. 
 
 Idol, i dijl. (gr. eidolon ) t. 1. ber 
 Oibt}t, »Jlbiiorr, tne GJ6t)ciibiie , ^foU 2.^ 
 Pne 2)ilb. 3. i a) ^ trr 'ilfgiTt. b) I tet •iit>: 
 giitr. 4. ' tM "ilbbilb, Ki'iittrfci. SrE.\KEH. 
 3. a) The prince was ilie idol of the peo- 
 ple, b) An idol is any thing wlijch 
 u>-urps the place of god in the heurtv 
 of lii.« rational creiiiuies. MiU.CK. 
 
 Idolater, idnliaiur, «. 1. Cer 0)u: 
 iirncieiiir, ■iii'tiorrcrcr, -JlbgDiicr. 2. i per 
 •iliU'ftfr, (jnCr 'iJrriljrfr. (ijeiibieiieriiiii. 
 
 I<i4»iatre.*>K, I'dol'latre*. «. Me 0)0= 
 
 Idoiiitrize, idol'lairue, v. n. I. 
 >JHjili>rrrrfi rrrii'eii. 2. ((iiiio)iiiibcren (Griunf). 
 
 Idolwtrize, v. a. i. ^ iitgottii'i^ prr^ 
 tl)veii, aiibetcn. 2. i uerflottt-rii. 
 
 IGN 
 
 Idolatrous, idol'iatrus, a4}. ) 
 
 Idolatrously, idol'latriisM, adv.^ 
 1. iil'gijrtirt^. 2. 1 iil-gomi'd). 
 
 Idolatry, idol' lane, t. I. bie 9I^; 
 gotterei, ber (yi'^eiiCieiiih 2. i bit 'Jlbgots 
 terci, Pie Sfrgotirriing. 
 
 I<loIisli, i diiiisii. adj. abQottiid). 
 
 I<lolisiii, i diili^in, I. -f bic 'ilt<g6(teret 
 
 Idoliitt, i dullst. «. f ber (i)i>t)eiiDieiier, 
 ♦JltJiUHtcrct. [cljreii, i,>er!)i)tterii, niilieteii. 
 
 Idolize, t dulijie. e. a. lU'giunid) per< 
 
 Idolizer, i'doifzui, t. ber in<gc>ctird)e 
 iBcreiirer, SBcrgotterer. 
 
 IdolOUii, i'dulua, adj. ^ ab(\b(tli<S). 
 
 IdoneOltS, ido'neiis. (liU.) adj. t 
 
 li)ved)tfipr.j gcrd)i(f(, it'id)cigi tiiiigiitt), tiii> 
 gi'iiicfTeii. 
 
 Idyl, i'dil, (gr. eidyllion) t. tai @d)ii> 
 tergcbid)r, :piri«iigebid)t ; b»i6 fuije C4)fbid)t, 
 bit obi)"f- lbid)t, Obt)aioH. 
 
 Idyllion, id'l'Uun. t. bne fieiiie Me' 
 
 lelaud, I'laiid, (aiigclf. ealond, ieg- 
 land) 4. 1. tai QlUmb, tit 0>lKl. 2. bit 
 Qi6bnnt. 
 
 ler-oe, (rd)i<tt.) ber llreiifcl. 
 
 leroiuancy, fcioinniause, <gr.) «• 
 b06 ^atjrjiigeit nus Opferii. 
 
 If, if, (iuroiiiiiieiigei. au6 bein niigrir, 
 gif, iinper. vcn gitaii, goti}. gilian, i)iill(l)> 
 men. ^iiii1) if I'l'lUe biilier ngeliiiiiOig that 
 t'olgeii ivie el)eniiili:' ; iillgeiiietii luirb aber bitfc 
 conj- aiiegeMiycii) conj. i. luriiit, ivuferii. 2. 
 lb. 3. t >vciin AUd), pbgieid), i>bf(t)(>ii, tveiiii 
 gleid). 
 
 1 f not, ipi^ iiid)t. As 1 f. nii ob, aU tveiiii. 
 
 Pi-oe. Without i t s or ands , ui)lie pirle 
 •iliieflud)te. 
 
 I' feckH, ft'ir in faith. Shak. 
 
 I^ueouH, ig'nius, unt.i ailj. tViirig; 
 (Vucriirtig. 
 
 Ig^neNCeilt, ignes'sent, (lar.) adj. 
 leiieriieiH-iif. - *• Per ■,i-eiieriUin. 
 
 I^^llilluOUM, igiiit iuus, (liU.) udJ. 
 
 fVmrrlieMeiib. Ibilbcii. 
 
 Iguit'y, igiieil, (Inf.) V. a. iu ^tmt 
 
 If^UipOteilt, igiiippoieiil, (p. liU. 
 
 igni^ II. piii'-iiN) itiij. $ Pciii iyi iier gebitteiib. 
 
 IlpniM fattauti, ig'nis-iai'shuus, 
 (MI. iB.) )>'. ig"! taiui, 4. bev OrriPifd), 
 ciiij OT"d)t. 
 
 Ig^llite, igiiUe', (p. lilt, ignis) «. u. 
 iiniiiiu''cii, irniPen, eiitjiiiibeii. -oh. gim 
 Ijcii ; gliil)fiib lucrbeit. 
 
 Ig^nitible, igiit'tebl, adj. eiitiunb; 
 bdt, frti'iit'iir, iiinbt'flr. 
 
 If^uitiou, igiiLshuu, 4. 1. biiiS3im> 
 brii, 'iliijuubiii, ©iitjiiiibeu. 2. [Cl)ein.J bte 
 (5)iiil)e. 3. ber Snjlrtnb bee C'liijuiibetKiiirf, 
 QJirilieiibiViii6. 4. bie iBerfiiifiiiifl. 
 
 Ijf^nivoinous, ignivvouius, (inr.) 
 
 ailj. Itllinpilfllb. 
 
 If^noblc, 'guo'bl. (i,ir.) udj. 1. (ppii 
 Qiel'iirti iiiebrig, gcniciii. 2. ginitiii, iiiiePti 
 (I'Oii >)5f)r>iiien ic-i. 3. giiiieiii, iiiiebel (ibes 
 lueiigniiib :c.). 
 
 l^UObility, ignobil eie. ^ 
 
 Ig^nobleneftM, i^noblnes,^ '' " 
 
 0)cnit'nil}t'it. 
 
 I{|(nobly, ignoble, adv. I. geniriii 
 (V. 0)ePurt). 2. aiirCiel, geiiii'iii, iitit eiiie im.- 
 eble, geiiirine -ilrr, rd)iiiiii;liit)fr ^eiiV. 
 
 Ignobly born, poll geiiii'iuiir ^erfuiift.' 
 
438 Fate, far. fall. faf. IVU. met. Fine, fin. N6. move, n6r, got. 6il, rlond. Ti'ibe. tub, full, t/nn, THi«. 
 
 Ig-nOininioiIS, jgnftmin'yus. ndj. 
 lg-noininioit«ly, ignoiiiin yiiHie. 
 
 aiif. (liir.) n1)mal)lu1;, iM)iiiipflirt); rchniiMict). 
 
 Ig-110HlilliOMSlie.«*S , ignomjn 
 
 yusiies. s. tie SiDniiPlicf)ftir, >£d)inipt>irt)fnr. 
 
 Ifriioiiliuy) ig'iioiiieiie. (lat.) s. Pie 
 ed)iiii6e, Sc()tiiad), lliiEljrc, Der ©cf)in.pf- 
 
 IgHOlliy^Jg'nonic. •" f. Ig'noiiiiny. 
 
 liSfnorainus, ignora'mus, (Int. '53. ) 
 #. 1. 13{ec^t^tVr.] fca« aSJort, luddje^ tienruee 
 3un) iiiif tint ODrliegcii&e Qliiflngebifl i>i;r, 
 lueitn bie SBeweife uiijulmiglirf) fiiiB, lucraiif 
 ttiiiin nlU fcrucre ^rDjetiir eiiiGeflefli iiiii) 
 ttT 21iioi'fln,]tc enflniTen >uer6en mug. 2. o 
 ter iiiiiviiTt'Mtie ■'OTeiifrf). 
 
 Ig'llUrauCC!, ig'noranse, ((nt.) *. 1. 
 Die aim)iiTtiil;eir, OguDrniij. 2. bit ItmuifTeii' 
 l;eit, luifiiiice, fcns 9f;ict)nvificn (einer Ihiu^ 
 fad)e jc). 3. t p/. iiinuifTeiuIirfje 3el)ler. 
 
 Ig-iiorant, ig'i'orant, (int.) «ft;. ». 
 uitiuifTcnb. 2. ? im&efnnnt, I'crburgen , gf: 
 ^jeim. Shak. 3. a) (of) iin6cfnmit (niit>; 
 iinfunftig (einer iSad)e). l>) (©tiunS, }. 55. 
 eine ®ctnl)r) iiid)t tciineiiB. Shak. 4. f iin» 
 (jefrtjicft geiiin(f)t ot). getljnn. Shak. 
 
 To be ignorant, 1. imiyi(Tenb ffi"- 2. 
 ntd)t iiMffen, iiirf)t uerflcljcii. 1 am not -. irt) 
 iveip gnr iuol)(. To be - of, 1. imivifTine 
 feiii in einer ®ncf)f. 2, G-tiunS nid)t )U(ik" 
 bB« fcnnen, unbefnniit fein (uiit e-ituo6). 
 He cannot be - how etc., tS tnwn iljui nid)r 
 linftefnnnt fein, luie ic. - present, tie 0)e; 
 flenivMirt, tie uon terSufiinft »)iid)ti weifj. - 
 of the world. iMjne Sajelifenntnig. [ncrnnt. 
 
 Ig-iiora»t, s. 6er llniuiffente , 3g= 
 
 Ig-Iiorailtly, ig'noranile, adv. mu 
 U'iffene, niif eine iiniuifjenbe 9lrt, nii« Uit= 
 unfTenljeit. lt>ic Uniuiffenljeit. 
 
 Iguorailtness, ig'noramnes. * 
 
 Ig:iiwre, Ignore', (Int ) V. a. t wA}t 
 KiiTen. [oerjeil^lid). 
 
 Ig-noscible, 'gnos'sibl , (Int.) adj. 
 
 Ig:uaiia, igua'na, *. [Oi'iUurg.] ter 
 fegiinn, Bie i\nniiueit)ed)|'e. 
 
 He, lie. J. I. fit OJnderie, 6er 6lu>r; 
 (jflng, r. Aixle. 2. t 6ie ivornnljfe. [lod). 
 
 ll<>t-liol(>, i'lct hole. s. tCiS ©(l)linr= 
 
 ll(>u»i, eic is, (gr.) *. [*3lnnt.] Per 
 ^vutnm&nrni. 
 
 Hex, 1 leks. (int.) *. He ®teineirf)e. 
 
 Iliac, iicak, (int.) «<y- l'5)feb.] ju 
 ben 2Br.nipen, ju Beni firunnnBnrme geljbrig. 
 
 Iliac pii.sNJon. Bie Diirmgid)r. 
 
 Iliad, ii'cad. *. Bit 3iin6, 3iinBe ($»' 
 oiiT'iJ i>elDengeBi(i)t). 
 
 Ilium, ii'cuni, t. t>ie ^urg, ber Sp>il- 
 *\|1 B'r* ■jJjriflimiS. Shak. 
 
 Ilk, ilk, (nngelf. elc; |'d)Ott. ilk, ilka) 
 udj. 1. (ber, Bie> nnnilid)e, ebenbenVlfce. 2. 
 jcbor. [weekdays. 
 
 Ilka-days, (fdjott.) every day ; 
 
 I'll, lie, 5Ut'fiirinng ffir 1 will. 
 
 Ill, ill. (jufaintnengfj. niis evil; nngelf. 
 yfel; fd)»U. ilia; Bnn. il<le) tidj.. 1. ( moral. 
 «. \>l)\)\'.) iit'et, l'd)lcd)t, bofe. 2. (unglilcflid)) 
 fibel. 3. (iingrfunb) fdiledjr (Klimn :c.). 4. 
 (inrirrifd)) I'il'el (Cniine). 5. a) i'il>el, frnnf, 
 unpnfi, iiin»ol)l. b) (of) frniif, leibenb (nn). 
 6. inigroiiig , fnlfd), iinnngfnel>m (i&nr). 7. 
 iibel, lifiglid). 8. ilbel, mibrig (ungunilig, 
 uerbndjtig). 9. libfl (rol), ungrbilbet). 
 
 Prott. Ill weeds grow apace, tlnArnitt 
 
 ILL 
 
 mAd)Jt fiber Wnrfjt. [init'iJRi'tt)e, nid>t >uof)l. 
 
 Ill, udp. 1. ubei, fd)ied)r. 2. fd)ii)mut) , 
 2. He is ill able to ausiuin the buiden. 
 Webster. 
 
 To upeak 111 of, ^inem ctiuns '^bki> 
 iuid)rngen. To think - of, euic fd)led)ri 
 -JJi'timtMii l;ai>eii (ihmi (yineni). To take ans 
 tiling -, {|TH)a» TiPel iieljtnen. To fall om 
 -. itbei nuftfiillen, miygiiuten. They can - 
 uw-iy witli all those tliiiign, fie fijnucn bas 
 'illle* ind)t iuol;l crtriigen. 
 
 11 1- a t fee ted. — -ni i n d cd, ubetgefiniir. 
 --boding, lUiglllcf ucvfunbeub, enuns :i5i!i- 
 ffS OeBeutenb. --bred, fd)U'd)t eiiivjcn, uii= 
 l^ii'fiirt), I'on fdjledjren ^iitten. --breeding. 
 £itr 'Muingel iin guici- &riiel;uiu), Bie fa)led)ti 
 urjiet}niig, llniR>|lid)feif. --conditioned, 
 Id)lti1)t i'crd)iiftiii u'. itjiinrtii), fitiiM;n|r. - • 
 contrived, 1. fil)U'rt)t erioiMien. 2. oiuiin- 
 Dtviid). --e reeled, jiiiu lluguirf erruOnr. 
 .SiiAK. -- faced, |)ntJlli1). --tated.lMI: 
 ijllicflid). --favored, 1. lltigc|tilU. 2. i 
 l)aiiha). --tavoredly. ado. 1. I;,i|;lid). 2. 
 u'lberlid); plump, leiiD, roul). — -favored- 
 ne-sK, Bie $iib'Uil)feir, Uiigcriiilrt)eir. -- 
 fooling, 1. Ber gcfiil;viid)e iiuferpini^. 2. 
 t ber unfid)ere iStniibpuMrt , "iiieg. --goi- 
 t e n, nut Urtredjr eriuorben. --governed, 
 rd)h'd)i rcgurt. - - i n h a b i i e d , fd)ied)t 
 mi'ljnenb. shak. —-lived, em fd)lc'il)ie 
 I'lUen iiiljrenb-. --looked, uun fdjicdjtctu 
 •ilusJiVlieu , ill»el nusfel^enb; —looked to 
 I'enunljrU'sjt; I'd^iedjt lunljrgeiiommen ob. ui 
 'ilitjr gcnommen. --Inch, Bn* IhigUut 
 ')}ii^gefd)i(f. --nature, tiM I'osividige 'ije 
 fen; bie ^ik-nrtigfeir, ijosljeit. — -natu 
 red, 1. bijsiuillig, jiuiffiirtjrig, fbiMU-tig, bv6-. 
 l)afr. 2. ± unbiinfonr; I'lm fd)lert)rei- ijefd)uf 
 fenl)eil. --naiuredly, adv. nuf cine 1)65 
 luidige 2i5eife ; boel^iifter iUeifc. - - n a t u r e d 
 Mess, Bns biieiuiliigt "iiiefeii; bie 23ijsnrrig 
 feit. --nurtured, fd)li'd)t erjtfgcii , libel 
 gi'iwMjnr. --patched, fd)lt'd)t terbiinben, 
 plump, grob. —-pleased, fibci jufneben. 
 --principled, luMi i"d)led)ten (i)ruiiBfnr;eii. 
 --satisfied, UUiUfricBen. --.ill aped, 
 fd)led)t gebilbet ob. gefonnt; — man, ber 
 itnivps. -- so rt ed. uiUH'll|1iinbig. — -.spo 
 ken of, bcriid)rigt, in ilblem ilvuft |lil;enB. 
 --starred, lingirirflirt). --trained, 
 fd)ied)t gejogeii; fd)led)t n('grrid)ret oO. bi6> 
 jipliiiirt. --treated, niiptjniiBcit. -- 
 usage, tie fible 2?el)nnblung, C»)rnnfnmfeit, 
 llngered)figfeit. --will, f Ber Uniuide, bud 
 ■>))iiMin[len, llebeliuofleii, bie JeiiiBfdjnft. -- 
 wilier, ber UebeliiiDdenBe. 
 
 Ill, *. I. bn« llcbei, aSDfe, ?n|Ter, bie 
 23oJl)eit. 2. biM Uebel, Uiiglutf. 3. bie iible 
 ajelinnbliing. Shak. 
 
 Illabile, illabil. (u. int. labi) adj. 
 t iiiif.il)i(j jii fnden ob.nbjufnden. inabili- 
 ty, s. -f bit Unfn^igfeif nbjufndeii, jn \aU 
 len. [unjerreiybrtr. 
 
 Illacerable, illas'irabi. (int.) adj. 
 
 Illacliryiliable , lllakkiemabl, 
 (Int.) adj. unf.iljig jn lufineii. 
 
 IllapKe, illaps', (Int.) «. 1. (geiu5f)n! 
 lid) i) ber G'inflng ■ (fingnng, 91u^flu6, bc^S 
 SluSilrimieii. 2. 1 ber (pli)tjlii1)e) Slnfafl, 
 Ueberind, b(\i $erfinbrfd)tn. 
 
 Illa«|lieate, 'llakweAte, (t.) t>. a. 
 t bcilnrfen, I'erilnrfeii, tfrfirfeii , fntifleii. 
 
 ILL 
 
 Illa«|ueation, ni^kwe^'shun, «. 
 
 l-t b(\'i id(ru(te», ^yniigi-n. 2. bie <Bd)Unqe, 
 ber ijndilricf. ^ lvSi1)lu(}, bie Solgi-rniig. 
 
 Illation, iiia'.-siiiin, (Int.) s. t be» 
 
 Illative, ii laiiv, adj. eine ©d)lug« 
 folge bi'tnjtenb oB. niijcigenb, goigeruugj.., 
 oii>luij... 
 
 Illative, *. b<i&, n><\i tint jDige^ 
 ruiii], eiiien >2d)liij5 nnjeigr. 
 
 Illatively, il'lativie, adv. fd)liefj 
 fcMb, burd) eine Ji'lgerung. 
 
 Illaudable, iiiaWdabl, (u. t<\t. 
 laudabiii.s; adj. 1. unmiirbig, iinriil^mlid). 
 2. inbelitfiuertl). 
 
 Illaildably, ill^w'dable. adv. uit> 
 rfil)innrt), uimnlrfig. lU>c{i-nb, nulorfeiib. 
 
 Illecehruiis, iiic'sebiiis, (I.) ndj. 
 
 Illegjal, illegal, (t>. Int. in 11. lega- 
 lis) adj. tiiiQifeiiiid), red)r!5nn(julrig , gcfe^» 
 luibrig, uiKjcfri^nuifug, luiBerredjrlid), iflegiX. 
 
 Illeg:ality, Jllcgal'lcte, ( 
 
 Ille^alue-^ilS , illcgalnes, ^ 
 (iiefei^RMPrigfeir, lliigefeymnpigfeit , ii3ibcr» 
 red)riid)fi'it, 3d;-iinli[nr. 
 
 Ille^alize, ili^galiie, v. a. luu 
 gc|Vi;lid) in.id)i'ii. 
 
 Illeg-ally,iiic'galic. «(<!>. idegnl, tiiis 
 gei"i'i}!id), niif I'i .r g;' eyiuiPnge '.'Irt. 
 
 Itlej^'ibility , iJleUjebil'eie, ». bit 
 Uiiici"tvlid).eu. 
 
 Illeg-illle, lllcdjelil. adj. ^ 
 
 lile^lbly, illedjel)ie, adv.^ '''"*'" 
 
 int. in u. Icyiiiilis) nnleferiid). 
 
 Illegitimacy, illejit'einase, ober: 
 
 IiieS'i(imateiieK.«,illejii iiiiatue.t, 
 
 Illegitimittioii, iliejineuia'shiin, 
 
 (int.) #. 1. bie llnel;iid)feir, uiiel;lid)e (yebiirr. 
 
 2. tie Uited)rl)eir (einer 6nd)e). 
 
 Illegitimate, iUe.<it-ien>Ate, (p. 
 
 Int. ill U. IfgiiiMUIs) adj. I. UIU'l)lld) (fiillb). 
 
 2. unrrd)cinnilig, gefei;miBrig, idegirim. 3. 
 uiigiiltig, uiiiiilnffig (Jpeirntl;). 4. iined)t. 
 5 (nid)r gut, nidjt flnffifd;; idegitim (ui'i» 
 SDorteni). 
 
 Illeg-itimate, v. a. itngnlrig, iin< 
 redjrntiitjin, iincl;li'.i) tnndjeii, Oemnnbeunchj 
 Iid)e (iJeburt beiueiien, (jiiien nl5 uiiei)lid) et» 
 fhiren. 
 
 Illeg'itimately , illcjit'tematU , 
 adv. tntel;lid) , uiired)tnin|jig , ide|}tnmev 
 iijeife. ^ _ , 
 
 Hlevlable, iiiev'veabl, (lu'm fr. 
 lever) adj. nid)t crl;i'>ben , nid)r eingifcrBect 
 luerben fijiineiib (u. ©reuiTii). 
 
 Ill-rar'd, (fd)i)it.) Ijnijlic^. 
 
 Illiberal, tliiii'beral, (int.) adj. i. 
 unfreiflcbig, fnrg. 2. tinebel, nid)i freifiniiig; 
 nid)t grogl;iTjig ob. gniBimitl^ig, eiigl>erjig, 
 nid)t bieber, licbloe ini llrtljeiien. 3. iiiebruj, 
 gemein ((yeiucrbe !c.). 4 -f nid)t rein, nia)t 
 jitrlid), idegirim (^ortc). Chesterfield. 
 
 Illiberality, illibbenalete, i 
 
 IlliberallieSS , llllbberralncs. ) 
 s. I. BieuneMe, iiieBrige 3)cnfuiigt-nrt, Bet 
 gemeinc ©inn, 'Wnngel nn greiilMiiigfeit, Bie 
 ®eniei>il)cif; bie 3?ieBwgfeit, G-ngl;eriigrfit 
 2. Bie Jtnrgl)pir. 
 
 Illibc^rally, 'll'b'berralle, adv. 1 
 iinetel, nicBrig, IiebloS, eiifll;criig. 2. fnrg 
 fnnnferig. [iterbiTen. 
 
 Illicit, lliis'sit, (tnr.) adj. unerlniibt, 
 
 Illicitly, iuis'sitlc, adv. unerlniibt 
 
Fnte. far. fall. fat. »U. met. Fine. fin. NA, move. nSr. s:6t. 6'il. d^ciH. Ti^he. luh. fAll. t/nn, THis. 439 
 
 ILL 
 
 untttaubta SBcife, niif uneTlniii>te, ^tftfy-. 
 
 teiftitic 91rc. ( I't^iuiCrigfiit. 
 
 Illicitnesii, flliii'Minc*, « Die 0)e' 
 lllicituus, illi*')iitu« , adj. gn'to^ 
 
 luitrii]. [-f erli:u(t}trii. 
 
 lllilfllfen, illi'tn. (f. Light) v. a. 
 miiliitnbl«f illiui'nieiabi, a((;. ( 
 inimitably, illiui'meuiile, udv.^ 
 
 1. iiiibegreiiibar, uiibr|'d)rdu(bar. 2. grdiirii-- 
 
 lo£. [fireiijr, iinbcrd^niiirt, arciijrnlrf. 
 
 Illiiiiitetlf illiiiriiilted, adj. iiiil>e< 
 liiilltitedlteSSf iiliiu'mitednck, i. 
 
 6ie lliu>rr(l)riiiiftl)fit, lliibcgrenjrlitit, 
 lliiuitioii, iiiiiiUiraii, (vum lot. 
 
 Illiiijo) t. tit bui\nt £rii|le vow eiiur freinO> 
 
 ar(ii)(ii @iibilniii atif '0}iiiieralieii. 
 
 lliiferncy, illitieraxe, } 
 
 lllit(*rntt'II«MN, illii'teriinei, \ 
 
 tu llU()tiel)i-[|)(ic, lliiiuiJT''<>')i=i'- 
 
 lllit(*rHtef illil leiatr, adj. ^ 
 
 Illiterately, iiiitieiiile. adv. ^ 
 I. iiii(iflil)rt., iniai'i'iltxt, uinuififiift. 3. t ri'lj 
 (u. Diiiflrii). [Dit llnafl.hriljfit. Avufft. 
 Illiterature, iiiii leiaiure, «. f 
 llliieNH, lines, i. 1. f tie rd)li'ct)(r 
 !B(|'it)<itfnil)nt, bcc ubie. uiiguiiiliai: 3iin>»>i> 
 (its aUttttrij. Locke. 1. ^lt Jlrniifljeu, llin 
 |>.i6ii<t)reit. 3. &ie e<t)l(d)tigri-it , 35o£artig; 
 bii. SiiAK. [U<gii(t). l- uiiuaiiuiitiKj 
 
 lll«»Kical, illod'jekal, adj. I. iilh 
 lllU{i;ically, iuod jekalle, adv. Ull: 
 
 |0()mvik u'l^l•r ^lf 'iifi)«i'i 6'if Ci^aif- 
 
 lllMfficalueMS, i'liud Jekalne*, «. 
 
 tair ltiiirtvi'<4e. 
 
 lll-Ket, (i'(t)i>tt.) btf^nrtig. 
 
 Illude, illude', (I.U.) t>. a. I. till' 
 fdfiM, i<iTl'lriiri-ii, birrutfi'ii. 'i. l;C>l;iuii. 
 
 llluiiie, illiiiiie', f (Lilluiiiiiio; 
 
 llllllllilie, illu'iiiin, 5 »■ a.^ I. tx- 
 |rii(t)[rii , iiiitl;r!Un, rrl)t-||rii. 'i. crieiidjicii 
 (Itw 0)i'i|l). 'I. iirrrii, i'(t)iuurfcii. Milton. 
 
 llluiiliuailt , illu'iiieiiaut, «. t)il6, 
 toai rrliMidjrit, irtjdU. 
 
 llluiliillUteT illu'niaiiite, v. a. I. 
 cri(iict)(rii, t>i'l(iid)ttii, tri)tlltn. 'i. i rrkiict)' 
 ti'ii, <iii|l)t'(lrii, nuffliirrii (Drii 0)ti|l). 3. Kils 
 li<l) ec:(ii(l)trti , illiiiiiiiiirrii iQicbtiuDe;. 4. il; 
 UniiiMiri'ii , biiiit <iii£iiini(ii. 6. t bi'li'ti<t)irii 
 (tiiiiflf (i)f(iriii1iiii6r). Watts. [ (u. WfiilfK 
 
 llliiiiiiiiatte, adj. ttleu(i)iet, tt^Ut 
 
 llluklliliate,i;</.i llumi iiati, illu'. 
 mciiaii) t. 1. ))t. lRncl}ti\(\tiA).l tit ^ncud). 
 Wt». 2. [iKiicre (^ri(V.| (rr oHuitiitiiU, ^iliii- 
 flfflnrtf, Gr\t\i(t)(ett, £id)tbriifrr. 
 
 llluaiiiiiatiu^f , iliu ineuatlug, «. 
 iai jlliiiiniiireii, bit 311iiiiiiiiu-riiii|1. 
 
 llluiiiiiiatiuii. illuiu«ua'»liuii, «. 
 I. t\t (J-rtcuctjliiiii), (|-rl}i'lliiiit). 2. tit Qt: 
 ltud)tiiMn, '^eirud)tiiii<|, OUuiiniiiiririi (cmer 
 ^lunVe ii'.). 3. Diie £irt)i. 4. i err 0)l«iiij. 
 &. lll}(Ol.j tit (^rlfiidjdiiit). 6. (i( (i-rKiuD' 
 tiiiit) (tei Wdilti). 7. tdi ^(luminirrii, lit 
 
 OlllXllillirrillll'l I KaI.£I41II. 
 
 3. The jtun i« an i 1 1 u lu i ii a t i o u created' 
 liltiininative, illu'iuauaiiv, udj. 
 
 trleii(1)tcii(, tr'.jeUtnt. 
 
 llluiiliuatur, 'llu'iuen^lur, «. I. 
 (i^iiu-r, txr iiiiffliirr, niifl^rdr; tai, wni niit> 
 drflt-, ttt Qtltii(t)ttt. i. btT ;>(litmiiiirirr. 
 
 ■ Iluiniuee, lliuuicuet , t. f. lilu- 
 ■> i II a t e. 
 
 JllluMiiuii*iU)iiiu'iueuixui,«.[nrurr( 
 
 LMA 
 
 ®«f(ft.] bit <Stttt, 2ti)tt ^er oDuminaten. 
 
 llluiniuize, liiu'iueiiiie, v. a. in 
 tit L't-lire ttt 3fliinilnateii eiiiiueiheii. 
 
 llluMiun, iiiii'iiiuu , iiM.) «. bit 
 iiiiiritiiiig, Olliifioii; in6 55lrii6)uerf. 
 
 Illusive, iilu'Mv, adj. tmid)tnb. 
 trvi<]li(4- — adB. lilu'sively, niif hiu' 
 iriii)li(t)e 1i3fire. 
 
 llllISiveueHK, illuslvuei, s. fill 
 
 irrii)liit)fiit , IiiiirVljiiiig. 
 
 Illusory, iiiu tiiri. adj. tictruijUri;, 
 iUuroru'tl), riiuu1)rne, tnlijliit), i>er[iiiiQli(t). 
 
 lllu.*ttrate, illu»'tiate, ant., v. a 
 I. i erleii(l):eii, bcltiidjti:!), ttljeiltn. 2. i a> 
 i>trl)i'rrlu1)eii (^elOtii, &)ot[i:« Ci>u(r k. ). b; 
 rriiiiiierii, brieud;c(ii (CiiiiCii: lEd^nfrrtillcr). 
 c> aiitriarcii (rtiiir iS>iii)(;. d; bcniipiiK iiiadjeii 
 (em I'liiib K.;. e; lUtiilriceii ceiii 'iiuii) iiiii 
 'Hilttni). 
 
 Illustrate, adj. r. lUuatriou*. 
 
 llluMtratiuu, llliikua iiiiiii. «. i. 
 die (i-rUiictjtiiii!). 2. t a; Die 'iiutl)(Uiiii.i; 
 (rrlaiKcruuj] , ii)(it:iid)tiiiit], (rcruiriiiiij, b , 
 Das '^i;rui;iii(iuii(t)(:ii, bn' -iludit'ictjiuiut]. i^) 
 tm 01lii|)rireii uiiu-6 ^tiix^i'^ uiii ibiioenu , 
 bit 3llii|1riUuMi. 
 
 Illustrative, iiiui'iraiiir.aW;. i.«r> 
 liiiifcriib, b(leiu1)ccub, rrdareiifi. i. ticru^iiii 
 iuiid;i'iib, niifieiitjiieiib. 
 
 Illustratively, illui'tiaijvie. adv. 
 lUit I'liK iTinutcriibi: "Uci, nU (>'i'ruiruiiij. 
 
 Illustrator, iiiu» niiiii. «. Huitr, 
 btr eriau(fc(, i<tcl)i;rrii4)(, berui^iiu niAitji, 
 auiiti(t)ntt, illiiilnci. 
 
 Illustrious, illua'lriui, (lat.) a<0. 
 I. ijuiii^eiiti, bi'rul;tiii, l;o(4berul)iiic, (ri;iibeii. 
 i. (littii trliuict^t. 
 
 Illustriously, illus'tiiu«le. adv. 
 ivi^iitiii)iitt, out eiiii: Qliiii^eiibe 'Jlrt. 
 
 ^flustriousuess, iiia.\'iieuKnek, 
 *. Oil' C>>coiie. U'ri)iibt'iil;i'it, :25i:rril;iiiil;t-it. 
 
 lllux.UriouS, illiijizii leuk, adj. 
 
 iii(t)( iippia- 
 
 lll-v»illle, d'd^ott.; bufiviflig. 
 
 I'm, iiiie, ^U|'i1iuiuril)icj. 1>. 1 am. 
 
 Im, iiii, III Suriuiiiiiciife^iiiigi'ii ilatc 
 tt6 liU. Ill I'or |li:iiiiiicii :i)ud)ilaveii. 
 
 iMiaupe, luriiiidje, (fr. <:ii}. v. Inr. 
 
 iiiiitgo) 4. 1. bi\6 'iiilb (ill iSitiii , S^vii, 
 
 ii}»(l)6ic.). 2. biii'^ilbiiiv; bit ^ilbuiiile. 
 
 3. bi\i> '^Hb, 6)oi;(iibilD. 4. i tM ^ilb, ilb- 
 
 btlb, Q-bciibilb; bit i>nx\1tU»i\Q , '^IbbilOuiiij. 
 
 SiiAK. 5. ti\6 58ilb, etc (iirjltUt. 0. bat >iliu 
 
 leljtii , 41ii«fel)en. 7. tai "X>ilb , bit ^ttt 
 
 (■BiTilflliiufl). 8. laCljei.J b(i6 Hnb. 9. I0\>t.i 
 
 in\6 '^110. 
 
 b. TUe face of thing* a frightful ituage 
 
 bears. Urydch. 7- Cau we conceive - 
 
 of aught deilglitlui, soft and great? 
 
 Prior. 
 
 I 111 a g e - m a k e r , brr iSllDlier. - - w o r- 
 >lii[>, Drr 3Jilbrrbieii|l, Sii"}3iibrrurrcl;riiiia. 
 
 Ima^e, v. a. l. I'ict) uurili'Ilni, im 
 Wriiie iibi'iiotii, uO) tmtii 'iJfQntf mfl(<)rit 
 uoii ... 2. t trriiiiu'ii, trDi'iifcii. 
 
 Imafpery, iiuiiiidjene, «. i. f bii6 
 'bilimtit. i. bi\i Olcbil^e. 3. bit O'iiibii: 
 Duiiflfii , 5piriiai'biirt. 4. bie (i)f|l.iir, 'Swm. 
 5. Die irbl)ii|te fecljiiecniua i SJilPrr dm Oit- 
 ttu). 6. Inperrii iiiit iiieiii'd^lic^eii t^iaurrii. 
 7. bdi 2lu6rcl;rii. 
 
 1. Rich carvings, portraitures aud 
 
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 imagery. Dryueit. 3. The — of a 
 melancholic fancy. Atterbdry. S. I 
 wish there may be in thi.« poem any 
 instance of good —. Drvdeh. 7. What 
 can thy — and sorrow mean ? Prior. 
 Imag^iuable , emad'jinabl , (fr. 
 'iC.) adj. erriiiiilid), erbi'iifitd), briifbnr. 
 
 ImajUfiiiableness , eiuad'jinabl ■ 
 lies, (fr. -}>}.) *. bit Dciifbiirftir. 
 
 Imajfinaut, emad jinant. ai^'. f 
 lid) uorili'Ueiib; embiibu'il). - «. ber Qui-- 
 bilber. Bacon. 
 
 Iinag°inary, emadjinari, (fr. inia- 
 ginaire; oi^. I. einarbilbei, iiliaaiiiiU, fillQirt, 
 viodjiill . . , - money, coin. tii6 :)Cf(t)lllingi>« 
 ijelb, bie ::)irci)Miiiiat<iiifiiiir. 2. (ftir imagina- 
 tive; - forces, bie &iiibilb»:iiaafrafr. Shak. 
 — I m a g ' i n n r i u « » s , t.f biii (inaebilbetc 
 •iiieieii. 
 
 linag^ination, emadjini'shuo, (!.> 
 
 t. I. bieQ-iiibilDiiiiai^rriifr, 0<"'ia''io('i>i>< ^><>' 
 
 biibiiiifl. 2. bie (j-iiibiibiiiia, a}i>rilcaiiii3, ber 
 
 0)ibaiife, CS-iiiffld, bte Obce. 3. a) bie (Sr« 
 
 fiiibiiiia, (STriimiiiiij. b) brr 'Hmrtjliia. 4. (bit 
 
 iiiigranliibete , I'eltriiuie •}}iciiiuiia, 33uc|le(i 
 
 lima) bie (^'iiibiifriiiig. 
 
 2. 11 is imaginations were often as 
 
 Just as they were bold and stiong. 
 
 Uennis. 3. h; Thou hast seen all (heir 
 
 vengeance and all their -s ngaiiist uie. 
 
 Biui.E. 4. We are apt to think that 
 
 space, ill itself, is actuiilly bonndlexs; 
 
 to which — , the idea of space of itself 
 
 leads us. LoCkE. 
 
 luia^iuative, emadjinailv, ( fr. 
 
 iiu.iginaiif; adj. I. erfill^erl|'d;, rtimrei(l), er< 
 
 (iiiflrtiii. 2. fiiiitailifd), 3. eiiigebilbet. 4. juc 
 
 (S-iiibilbiiiig^friiftaeijurig. -taculiy, 6ie(?iii- 
 
 bilfiiiia«fr(ifi, (S-rfiiibimgSfrnft. 
 
 Jimag'ine, eniadjin , (lat. imaginoD ' 
 i>. a. 1. (biffer fancy) firt) eiiibilbeii, fic^ vov 
 fitlltn. 2.a)erbeiireii, nii^rtiiiieii.erjliituii, cr: 
 flllbeil. I>; fi>»>(l> (lllfi. — Imagined, I. 
 iiiuiaiiuir. 2. with - speed, mil eiiier ©ile, 
 aleict) brr &mbilbuiiairrai't, bie iiiir iii Oct 
 (rmbilbima grbac^t iverben rami. Shak 
 Imag^ine, v. n. fict) uDrileririi , Md> 
 beiifeii, btiireifeii. 2. biifuri;nucii, mniieii. 
 Imag'iuer, emad jinOi, s. btr Qx- 
 btiifcr, (^rfiiiiu'r, (S-rfiiibfr. 
 
 Imagfiuiiig-, ^niad'jining, «. Oie 
 S'liU'iibiiiig, S3or|li-Iliiiia; bii6 0''rriimeii. 
 Imaui, imam, / «. [ uLijom. i^iel.J ' 
 laiiail, im an, ^ bcr 0>1>>III. 
 Imbaliii, 
 lmbarj^4>, 
 Imbarli, 
 Imbase, 
 
 Mmban, imban'. (V. ban) p. a. (im 
 
 bilr;iiTiii1)i"ii ©lime) in brii 3}tiim tl;iiii. 
 
 luihaild, imband', (l). baud) •>. a. 
 ill eiiie i'liiibr cb. in -^iaiibi'ii, 9{irreii Oiibeii. 
 
 llllbanlU, imbank', (D. bank) v. a. 
 bniiimrii, ciiirfulii-n. 
 
 Mmbailkmeilt, in>baiik'meut,«. 1. 
 brtsDiiiiimrii, Me(jiiirriii)iing. 2. bcrCiimtn. 
 
 Imbare, Imbare', v. a. lUlfbecfCIl, 
 bnrti)iiii. .SiiAk. [tci6 Spinttxnifi. 
 
 Imbarmeilt, imbarment, «. t 
 
 Imbaril, imliam', u.a. t •'Illftti'lU'ril. 
 
 Imbase, Imbaae', V. n. (illl ^ectOt) 
 ftiUeii. 
 
 f. Biubaiin, £bi- 
 b u r g o , ti III b a r k , 
 Ii. w b»se. 
 
440 Fhte. fftr. fall. fat. M*. met Fine, f I'n. N6, move, n6r, got. iU, c\Ud. TiShe. tnb. full. t//in. TlUn. 
 
 Iinbastardize,iii>bas'tardixe. r.a. 
 bfr iincl}lid)eii ®eburt, Der @-iitin-riiiig liter: 
 fuiiren. [». a. iiber iiiiD iibet brtteu. 
 
 Iinbatlie, imbaTHe', (U. batlie) 
 
 MinbeafI, imbede'. i;. a. ttlit eiiieiii 
 ltnopfrt)i'n bffiriiflen. 
 
 Mnibt^CilCf imbes'nl. iiii'besil. iiii- 
 bisccl-, (Int.) adj. (gei|li<j oitv J)l;i)fi|'i1)) 
 fd)ivnrt), iiiiueniuigeiift. 
 
 Imbeciles, »■ a. r(i)>vod>>'ii. 
 
 Imbecility, iiiibesireie, «. 1. Me 
 (flciiliflf II. pliDMiiDe) Sd)ivart)c. 2. f ie iiuiiini 
 liA)( llurermogcnlH'it, O^'Pi'tnij, ©cl)wnd)e. 
 
 Imbed, imbed'. V. a. bertfii (ill 
 ©rtnf> !c ). [cus) adj. f uufriegerifd). 
 
 Imbellif*, imbel'llk. (u. lilt, belli 
 
 ImbeilCilill^, iiiiben'sliiiig, (UIMI 
 bench) *. [J:fd)in)l.) Die Sbilllf. 
 
 Imber,iui'i>ur,(iiu.2ii.)«. IOd)t()i>ol.] 
 ber iSfcffimDrr. 
 
 Imbibe, imbibe', (Int.) «. a. i.f eiii 
 
 frtugeu. 2. l ciiifniideii (Orrtlji'miet !c. ). 3 
 
 t fiittigen, tranfeii unit eiiier ftui'Mgeii <Bub 
 
 fiflllj). Newton. 
 
 I. A dry or porous body imbibes ■ 
 
 fltiid ; a spiinge i in b i li e s moisture. 
 
 Imbiber, imbi'bui, «. der ^itifaii 
 jjenfce, Cii^ G'nii'iiiignitif. [(fiui'iuigfii. 
 
 Imbillitiuil , imkebishuii. t. iC[6 
 
 Imbitter, iinbit'tur. (H. bitter) v. a. 
 
 I. bitter ntnd)eii. 2. i a) iierbitterii. b) er= 
 bittern. [ I'erleibt. '2. I'erforpirt. 
 
 Illlbodied, imboddid, adj. 1. eill; 
 Imbody, imbodde. (v. body) v. u. 
 
 1. a) G-imng in eiiiciu jiorprr i>er6i(feii; ei' 
 tier ®ad}t fifcrper gcbeii. b) urrforperii. 2. 
 in fin ©niiic^ triiigi'ii, jii fineiii (yiiuji'ii oC'. 
 iiorper I'ereininen (Wifri^e je.). 3. ciuuiT: 
 leiben; inniim-in , m-reiu gen (Inippen 20. 
 
 Imbudy, v. n. lUTf orpirii , liit I'er^ 
 
 bitten. (iiiifivalleii- Si'ehsek. 
 
 Imboii, imboil', V. ». nutbraiiiVti, 
 
 Imiioideil, luiboldu, (u. bold* 
 
 p. (I. fiil)n, Creiil, frrf iiiacf)eM. 
 
 Imb<irder, imbordur. (t>. border) 
 
 r. a. t. benrin^en. 2. einral;nieii, in etneii 
 !l?nl)men foffen. 
 
 Iinbor<lerillg-, fmborduring, t. 
 
 [^erl6.] tit (iIiMd)tiiil'iiif (S-iiifrtfiung. 
 
 ImlMisii, imboiib. J. Her (^itcr. 
 
 ImbO»ti«, iml>nsk', (it. iinboscare) 
 t>. a. uerbcrjjeii. — v. n. ini ^intorijaltr 
 liegen. 
 
 ImbOi««>ni , nnbtiri'zuiii. (11. bosom) 
 ». «. 1. f in fen 2)utVn ilerfcn, I'l'rilrrfin. 2. 
 2.1a) im ajiiien tnifldi. b) einrd)iie9en, 
 Dfrfcergeii, i>frili'rfrn. c) aiiiifrtriiiirn. 
 
 2. a But glad desire, bis late i mbosonrd 
 guest. SiUKEY. b) Villuges imbosom- 
 ed soft ill trees. Thomsok. Pe.irls im- 
 boxonied in ilie deep. Web-ster. 
 
 IlllbOKK, iiiil)()s'. r. a. iiiufe joiifil. 
 IlllilOHIld, imbiWiiid', 0. a. t till: 
 
 fperren, riiirri)lici;cn. Siiak- 
 
 Imbo^v, iiiibitiV. V. a. iviSKieii. 
 
 Imbu«ver, imboii ur, v.u. ^ nni> 
 kiuben. TiioMKoN. 
 
 liubu^«°ment, imboiViuent, «. Der 
 SSpgrn, Dn* SSegenDiid), ©nuinbe. 
 
 Imltux, imboks', V. a. eiiirdjnc^tclii. 
 
 Imbraug^le, imbrauggi, p. a. i)er< 
 wicfttii. 
 
 liMM 
 
 Imbreed, Imbriid', p. o. (in fid}) 
 I^eriu'rtTiiuien, frjeugen. 
 
 Imbricate, imbiekate. V. a. f 1. 
 aiiSl;o()lcn. 2. init I)nd>jiegeln , ,Ret)liiegeln, 
 Oecfpii. 
 
 Imbricate, ) 
 
 Imbricated, 'lu'brekited. \ ^''^ ^^ 
 imbr;ciitu!.) <«(/. 1. (iii»i]i'|"d)iueiti, l;ol)ljiej)tl: 
 fonmg, felj.jiegdfiiniiig. 2. [XJot.J 6nc^)iicgci> 
 (brmig. 
 
 Imbricatiuil, imbreka'.sbuii, t. 
 Die 'ilii6rd)iueitiiiig; eadjjifgcltonniijc Singe 
 Der Diidjjiegdti'rniige ibau ; Die iiegelnrtige 
 ^eDi'tfiiiig. 
 
 Imbro^vn, imbruun', (u. brown) 
 V. a. 1. lufaini, Diiiifel iiuid)cn , brrtiinm. 2. 
 I'nuinen, H>l)tiirbig nindjen (Die ©efidjto; 
 fiin'e). 3. ^ uerDiiileni. 
 3. . . . Wlieie tiie uiipiere'd shade 
 Imbrovrird tlie noontide bowers. 
 
 M11.TOB. 
 
 Imbrue, imbruu', (u. gr. embieclio; 
 
 I'r. emijroiiiller; v. a. 1. a) iaild)CII , eill< 
 
 tnudjeu. h)beiief^en,beriiDeIn. 2. -aiitjgiegen. 
 
 1. a) ... Lucius pities the offenders, 
 
 That would imbrue their hands in 
 
 Ciito's blood. Addison. 
 
 Imbrute, imbrout', (U. brute; ». a. 
 
 jiiin 2>iel)e iii>id)eii, uerDuiunieu. -p.m. vec: 
 
 Dunnnen, jiini SBielje iverDeit. 
 
 Imbue, imbii', (lilt, imbue 11. eiigl. 
 
 buck) V. a. I. Duiifel fiirbcn, fiirben. Boyle. 
 
 2. |"d)n)iiiigern, tiirc^tniiifcii, Diirdjiieisen. 3. 
 
 t (with) (iinctn ^fiuas beibriiigeii, einpnigen. 
 
 3. To imbue the minds of youtii with 
 
 good principles. 
 
 Imbued with.., eingeitotninen , erfiidt 
 
 luni (S'tiuaij. They are imbued with good 
 
 principles, fit: Ijiiben gate cyrunDfaije eitige. 
 
 iVgtu. [p. «. t emilecten; bejnl^len ^6}l•IC^ 
 
 Imburse, imburse', (fr. embourseiv 
 
 Illtburitemeilt , 'mbursenient, 
 
 Dn* (iiiiili'rfi'ii, 25ejal;lfii. l\)iad)iil)mli(t)feit. 
 
 Imitabiiity, iiuciatjileie, s. Die 
 
 Imitable, imelabl, (lilt.) adj. 1. 
 
 iiiid)iil,uiil:d). 2. Dtr 9iiid)iil)iiuiiig luertl). 
 
 Imitate, imeiate, (IiU. imitor; v. a. 
 
 (S-iiieii iiiid)>U)iiieii. 2. iiad)ai;inen, tuid): 
 
 iiiiidjeii. 3. iiiidiiiiiidjrn , fopircii. 4. iind)> 
 
 iil)nteii (Die ijiiuur, eiueii ©tiW JC). 
 
 Not to be imitated, linili1C^ill;inli(^. 
 ImitUtiOU, iiiieta'shun , (Int.) «. 
 I Die>)iiid)iihimiiig, Dii6 i)iiid)nl)iiien. 2. (Das 
 Oiiirfjgeiiljiutr) Die 3tiid)iil)niiing, ^JlbbilDiiug. 
 .J, 12it. , -3)ii)l. II. *)}iiir.j Die 9iiid)iil;iuuiig. 
 Imitative, 'm eiailv, udj. 1. (grrn 
 aifled) iiiid)iil;iiieiiD (S.l;icr>. 2. [St., Wuf.] 
 iuid)<)l)nienD. 3. (of) (eincr ©iid)e) iitnljgej 
 iii)int, iii'id)genin(i)t. 
 3. This temple, less in form, with equal 
 grace , 
 Was imitiitive of the first in Thrace. 
 Drvue.m. 
 Imitator, iiuetalur, (IiU. W.) t. 
 Der ';)iiid)iit)mtr. I Die ^Jiiid)iil)iiierei. 
 
 Imitatoriiilip, imeiAtiirship, t. 
 Imitatrix, Im ciatiiks, «. Die ^ad)t 
 nl)iii(niiH. 
 
 Immaculate, immak'kulite, (I.) 
 adj. I. inibctlfrft, rem. 2. Ijefl, flnr (Quelle). 
 Immaculate conception, [Itjeol.j bit 
 uubefletfte G-iiipliingui^ (Dec 6 Oiii>iil>^i>u><,lliiieitigreit. t>; Die S^niljifitigfeit. 
 
 iMM 
 
 Imtnacnlately, ?mmak'kutateli, 
 
 adv. uni^eHedt , tn;t inU'eflecfrer 9{eiiil)eit. 
 
 Immacuiateiies.*!, immak'liil- 
 liteiiBN . jr. Me lliibtilerffljeir, 9(einl)eit. 
 
 Immailed, immai'd , adj. Qti)ntt 
 nifdjt, bepiinjerr. 
 
 Immaileable, immal'leabl. adj. 
 
 iiid)t hiiiiimertnu-; iineinpnnMiil). [f«tT«l". 
 
 Immaiiacie, iiiimaiinakl, p. a. 
 
 Immane, imiiiaiie'. ndj. f 
 
 Immauely, imniAiie'le. udo. ^1* 
 
 iminailiN) 1. -j- iingeijeiier (rcl;r gro(s). 2. t 
 
 griiiifiiin. 
 
 Immanency, rni'manense. (iipnt 
 lilt, iininaneo) *. [ il)i'Ol.j Di16 (S'illiuctjlien, 
 3imH>I)iieii (finer (5-igeiird)ntf i. 
 
 Immanent,iiii'iiiaiient.a(//.[l^eoi.] 
 etnivoliiicnD, iiiiuoljneiib. 
 
 ImmaneiieKS , immanenls, «. 
 Die iiiiiiehftire (i)rt|5e. 
 
 Immanifeot, inimaiinefest, (D. 
 Int. lllallitestll^) adj. niii)t rffciifrnr. 
 
 Immanity, inniiaii'iicie. (int. iiu- 
 manitas) *. Die (yrnin'nnifeit, lliiineiirctliil)* 
 lid)reit, 0)riirslid)feir. 
 
 Immarcessible, iiiinili.sl>'sebi, 
 (Int.) adj. [ilji'ol.] iiiiuenui;!:-lii1), iiiiueriuelf* 
 lid), uiiiierDert'lid), iiiu'ergiiiiglid). 
 
 Imiuartial, immai'shal. ad;, mu 
 
 friegeriiil). [i>erDerfen. Shak. 
 
 Imiuask, immaxk'. v. a. iicrlnruen, 
 
 Iinmatciiable,iinmatsli'abl, adj 
 
 uiiL'erglcid)lii1). 
 
 Immitterial, immaie'real. (fr. 
 Iinm.'iieiiel) adj. I. uiifiln'perlid), iiiiiiiiiteriett, 
 ftrfflosj. 2. iiiU>cDciifcn», iiniui'iViitlid>. 
 
 ImmateriaiiNin , immate'real- 
 i«ni, s. [ '!j5l)ilor.J Die Uiifi!'rprrlid)feir*li'l;re, 
 ber 5">""ifiT'''''^"' > ''''= l'tl;re uoii Der geij 
 lligen iJintMr Der ©rele. 
 
 Im materialist, inimaie'real'^tt, 
 *. (^Ijilof J btr Uiifi!)rperlid)fcirilcl;rer, 3tn» 
 nintfrinliil. 
 
 luimateriality , i<ninalcieal'«tl, 
 1. Die llnfijrperlid)ffif , 3"">"^''^rinlitnt; gei» 
 lligc iJfntiir (Der ©crlr). 
 
 Immaterialized , iminaie'- 
 reaiiid, udj. iiMfiJrptriid), gi'iilig gemnd>t, be* 
 ®tpffi-6 t'crniibt. 
 
 Imitiaterially,iiiiniate'rc.ile.a<ip. 
 1. uiiforperlid), gcirtig. 2. ninvcfeiulid), iin< 
 beDruti'iiD. 
 
 luimaterialness, iiuinaie'ii 
 aiiie>. Die lliif orpi'rud}fi'tt , ^'nnii'tiriiii'tiif. 
 Immatteriate, imma-.e'ieate, at^- 
 unforpcriiil), imiiuucriii'l. 
 
 Immatriculate, iiiiniaiiik'iiiaie, 
 
 (fr. iiniiiairiculer) v u. ill Die vJuUrifirl eill< 
 fd)rril'rii, iiiiiiinrrifiilirrii. 
 
 Immittriculation, imniairikd- 
 la'sliuii. t. Die (J"iii|i1)rrU'iiii!i, fni- (?iiird)rii« 
 ben ill Die ■DJfiUnfil, Die Onii'iiUrifiiintiun. 
 
 Immtifure, iinma.iiie'. (int.) MdJ. 
 I. 1 iiureif', iiiijfing iv. Jrridjreii). 2. l a; 
 iiiijritig. b) iriihjeifig. 
 
 Immaturely, immatiire'le, ad», 
 iinrcif; iiiiieirig; fn'iljjrifig, jii frill), uur bet 
 Sfit. 
 
 ImmatureneNS, immalure'nas,) 
 
 Immaturity', iniinatu'ieie, y 
 
 *. \. i Die lliireiiijett. 2. t a) Die llnreifjjnt, 
 
¥hte. far. fall. fat. Mk met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r. sjof. 6*fl, cldfltl. Ti'ihe. tiih. fnll. lAin. THis. 441 
 
 LMM 
 
 Immersion, ininilr'shun, ». t. 
 
 b.i9 Uiuertiiiicl)eii, (i-iiitau(t}eM, tie SiiitniK 
 it)iiii<], lliiri:rtiuid)iiii(]. 2. Me i2>erreiiriiii<], 
 Diie iSerieiifen (inner eeiii -iSatTfri. 3. ± ci« 
 •iJfrKiifiiiig, SBerrmifeiiljur (iii Die OJetiiiffc, 
 0Ji;fi1)iif« t>ti ScbfiU ic). 4. l-ililwit.J 6er 
 (Viucrirt (6e* -Wtuire* in ben Srt)nrten 6er 
 (S'rDe); 6ie Scrfiiiiileriniij (tiiie^ ©terii*i. 
 
 Iinilieiflt, iiuiiiMli', (u. mesh) V. a. 
 berinrfeii, iHTihirftii , imniiriicii. 
 
 MmmetliutlicMl , luimii/iod'ekai, 
 udj. inimetl)ODir(t> , iiiiorDeiitlid), oeriuorreii. 
 — ado. 1 111 111 e t h o li ' i c a 1 1 y . lllinutl)OM|'cl), 
 ol}Hf ■Orbmiiiq, i>l)ii< ■■))?etl)L>Pe. 
 
 IiiiitietliudicMlueMS, lumie 
 i/iod'ekaliie(. $. bi,\6 Uiiiii(tl)t.>Dird)e, tiie 
 Uiii<reiuiiii] , 25friuorreiil)eir. 
 
 1 m lit ig' runt, iiii'megrant, «. ber 
 (S'iini'diiberer-. [a. (inivnuCerii. 
 
 ImmigrnttS) iin'migrite. (Irtt.) v. 
 
 Immij^ratiuU) liuiuegii'sliuu, «. 
 (tic (i-tinu.iiiCeriniij- 
 
 IminilieUCe, ini'meiiinse, (0. I. 
 iiniiiiHeui *. f One iiei'iTtuljeii ; tie bei'ori 
 llttjciiPe Wefiiijr. SHAk. 
 
 Imminent f iin'iiieueiit, adj. I bf 
 iii)ri1rl)eiib, brol^rnb ; iiiii^e; aiii}eii|'tVciiiiul) 
 ((yef.iljrrii , i06, Itfl'tl). 
 
 AmniinentneMM) iiii'inenentnei, 
 *. bii6 ^fi'criliiH'i. 
 
 luimiiig-le , iiuiuiiig'gl, V. a. etn> 
 niirrt)iii , I'fviinirtKM. 
 
 Immiiiutiunf inuuenu'sliun, (|.) 
 4. bit *Jlt<iiiil;iiir , iBfi'iiiiiibeciiiio. 
 
 Immiscibility , iiiiiiii»sil>il'it^. 
 4. bit' Uiu<i:riiiirt1)l<i<rtrit. [i<(riiiiti't)i<iir. 
 
 ImmiMcibie, iiniiu<'*t(>l, uUj. uiw 
 
 ImmiMNiuu , iiiiiiii»iruii, (lar.) <■ 
 [Web.) bit (i°iiiiVri(;iiii() , bnd ^iinVriijeu, 
 rjaliiea, 4. bie uiibeiiflirtje 3f'i; ^rt» flroue bir (rnil.nTiiit.i. |i)iiieiiil.iiTeii, emrpni^en. 
 ftfterrljum <eine» fflebr.ui<<)« K.). liid). I Iminit, linmii', iun.) v. a. yyiho.\ 
 
 Immense, luniiFiur'. ndj. iiiieiibf| ImmitiifMble, iuiuiii'tegaiii, (u 
 
 lat- iiiiiigo; adj. i iiid)( erivei(t}( iverbeii 
 f^llllellb. 
 
 linmix, iiiiiiiik*'. V. a. verinircf)eii. 
 
 llliailixuble, imuiika'abl, adj. UIU 
 I'lTiiniiDi'rtr. 
 
 linmixed, ini'mikat. ( (UU.) ailj 
 
 liiimixt, 5""i''*^<'"'"^'- 
 
 &iiiiit«»bility , iiunioiiil eie, dat.^ 
 4. bte Uul'fti)fijlirt)teit. 
 
 linm<»fierMcy , luiiiiod'deiTase, 
 4. bie tliiiii>iOi<j<'''t- 
 
 ImmuderHte, iiiimoil'derat, ((.) 
 
 iMM 
 
 Immeability , iinineabii Ite. (IV 
 Iflt. meo) «. 1. t l'13l)>)l') fie llnPiird>briii!i= 
 Ud)t<it, Unbiirrf)bnii(jbiirfeit (ciitc6fiorpcr*i. 
 2. bie 3iil)f)eit. Arbuthmot. 
 
 ImuieHHurable , imiuetiiurabi. 
 adj 1. iiiicrnu'Klid). 'i. iiniiiii§ii]. 
 
 Immeasumbly, innnexh'urable, 
 nde I. iiiifrmcglirf). 1. Mber .i(le OHoiJen. 
 
 ImmenMured, iiuniexlruid, ad;'. 
 nniii.igii]- 
 
 Immecliunicai, immekan'ti^ka 
 adj. ben (iJeiVijeu ber <JRe(t)iiiiif iuroibci- 
 taiifeiib. 
 
 Immedincy, inime'd^asi. iiiime'- 
 jia^e. «. bit- lliuibl)>iiuii!lff It, lliiniitrelbnrfeit. 
 
 IminediMte, luiiiiedeai. ifr. im- 
 
 Bcdiat) adj. 1. uiitiitireil<<ir , iinniebiat. i. 
 
 oeaciiivArtig; nugenbiitfiid) , unveriUjjiitt) ; 
 
 brinQeiib. 
 
 2, We muat have an immediate nuppty 
 
 of biead, mir fmb etne$ Quannini^ 
 
 iirrb biirdtnu* beiiotlnijr. 
 
 Imiliediuteiy, imiii^'d^atle. adv. 
 I. uinuirteibiir. 2. (iiitjciii'lKfiid), loglfict), nut 
 ber Srrfle. 
 
 lmmedintene«<s, tninii'diatne*. 
 «. I. bit Unmirtribnrfiir. 2. bie ®i:ij<"W't' 
 ber oeflfmuiirtjiie 'Jlii<ienbli(f. 
 
 Iminedicnble, immed'd^kabl. ll.) 
 mdj. iiiiljeilbnr. Mii.tox. [mimfli'bnd). 
 
 Imineiudi<>u)*, iiiini^i6-deu«. adj. 
 
 Iniuiemurnble, imiiieiirin^rabl, 
 <l.) adj. ni(t)tbeiifii>nrM(i , nidjr merfiunrbifl. 
 
 Immemwrial, immiiui'riai, (fr. 
 ffl3.) <'dj. uiibenrnJ); unilt. 
 
 Iinmemorinliy , tmni^mJ^' it- 
 alic , ado. vo» uiibenflidjer 3fit ()« , Kit 
 unbeiiflirt)er 3'it- 
 
 Immemurialnesn , SmminiA'. 
 
 Itlimeitsely , immeiue'li, ade- 
 unenblirti. 
 
 Iiiim«'nNeneiiN, !iiinieii«e'n«i, ^ 
 
 ImilieilHity , iimneirkeii, ) 
 
 «. bie UiuTniifjlii1)ffir; itnrnbiidjfeir. 
 
 ImmenNurMbility , immeiuliu 
 rabil'eic. *. bie lliieniifBluDfcit. 
 
 Mill liienMU ruble,! Ill iiieii'slidrabi. 
 
 ti). Ini. iiiftioD iidj. iiiiernir^iid). 
 
 IminenMurttte, iimiieii'iiliuiite, 
 mdj. uii,|riiicfieii. iii'eriiiai>ii]. iiiiinn§ig. 
 
 Imaner^'e, imineidje', dnt.) v. «. 
 
 I. eiii[iui(t)cii, iiiiterfiuirt)eii if. lniiuer»e). adj. nub: 
 
 ». 1 I'eriVnfrn (in ir.iurigfeit 20. | Immoderately, iiiimod'deiiat- 
 
 Immerse, v. n. 1. (<il|1ron.) (in ic. ado. uiiiiiiiiiiij , iU<cciiiaMi<j , uoercrieven, 
 tii» i.'irt)t Ob. Ill bfii £d)arfrn ber (?rbe) nnerdjiui'iKnb. 
 trrien. i. i trecen un bie 2l3fit». ] ImmoderateneMS, inmiodder- 
 
 Iminerit, iuniierii. <■ bie llniviln Aiienex. t. Die llMni>iOi<iFei[, b>i5 lleDeriiMB. 
 biflfeir, fcr W.ingii iiii Birbirnft. | Immoderation, luinioddcia' 
 
 Immerited, iiuiiieriicd, (lar.) arf/. thiin . «. b.i6 iirfcrntii^ , bie lliini.ib-infeir. 
 uni'rreiriit. [werrljiiie. ' Immodest, iininoddeat. d.) a<</. 
 
 Immeritous, Immer'eiu*, adj. t I. iiiii'erd)ribfn. 2. iini'crr*ninr, uberrriebeii, 
 
 IiiimerHe, immeiae , (l.it. iiiniief- muierniiiitrig (iJorbfrungeii jo. 3. unfift: 
 lO) », a. I. + eiiitniid)en, nntcrrnndjen, lid), nnfemd) (Sniiifiiiinimer JO. 4. mic 
 Dttfrnfen. 2. i (in. in» rerfenfen. eljrOnr, unrein ((iJtbnnfe jo. 5. ft^^mni^iij, 
 
 liunierted io.., Dtrfenftin..; enjeben unnnitAiibi,), rdjiiiptrrig r33ort JO. 
 (ber <D3o(lnil jo. | Immodentiy, immoddesHe. ado. 
 
 Immerse, I adj. c>er> nnbefd)nben, uni>enM).init, nn.niftnnbin, niu 
 
 I«nmer«ed, ?inm«r»'d,5feiift, i'er» fenfd), irtjiniioin, mif eiiie fa)iiniii>ie ajtne. 
 n, bigMbcn, mticft. i luimodenty, UnioU'deaie, (im 
 
 liMM 
 
 mod'extnesi)«. 1. bie Hn6er(f)eibenfieit, 
 Uiu'errd)omfI)eit. 2. btc UiianiTaiibiijfeit, Un» 
 teuidjljeit , lliinrtlirfjfeit. 
 
 Immolate, ini'mol4te, (Int.) t. a, 
 1. T opfern. 2. t iiiifopfern. 
 
 Immolati<»n, immolAiiliuii, 4. I. 
 bie Cpfernng. 2. bo* £>pfer. 3. t bie '}luf» 
 ppferniii]. [». ber Cpfrrer. 
 
 Immolator, 'rn'm/ilatur. (I. Si>.) 
 
 Imiliomeilt, iinnio'ineiil, f > 
 
 ImmomentouM, iiiiinoiiien'tnii.^ 
 adj. iiiibebriiri'iib, iiiiii'[(f)riij. Shak. Seward. 
 
 Immoral , immor'ral, ailj. iinniix 
 riilnd), nnrcrnid), I'lrrenlo*. — adv. Im- 
 m o r ' a 1 1 y . iiniiipmlifdt IC 
 
 Immorality, ininioral'^ee. (Im- 
 1110 r ' ul iicKs) 4. fie ^'O'l'^T'i'"'!'/ H"* 
 rittiiri)fi-ir , Sitrenloihifeit. 
 
 Immorig-eroMJV, immorid'jirus, 
 (((U.) adj. iiiiiii lji>i ram ; nn'b. 
 
 Immori(i;-eron«ness,iiiiiiiAiid'< 
 JeiuMiex, 4. bie Uni>oflid)fcit , ©robljeit; 
 ber llM(irlH>rriim. 
 
 Immortal, iminorlal. ({at.) adj. 
 
 1. iinilerbiiitj. 2. t ») nmlerbiid) CJtuhin, 
 Did)ier 10. bi (iniinonoiidrriib, eine nnbe» 
 irtminfte Oftiier Ijabeiib) iini1erbli<(), ewifl. 
 3. ^ imilrrt'lKf) , iiii>uitl)or(id). Shak. 
 
 2. b) A corpuratioii is called an i m m o r- 
 tal being. 
 
 Immortal eagle - flower . [^i>t.] bit 
 93rtlfiiniine. - herb, bie Srri'liMimie. 
 
 Immortality, innnoital'el^, (Im> 
 mor' talnesn) 4. I. bie llnrtevblid)feit. t, 
 i bie lln|lerblid)feit. 3. ibie nidjt beidjninfte 
 Diiiieri bic (?iuinffir, llmlfri'lidjfeit. 
 
 Immortal izati4»n , inmi^ruii' 
 zisiiuii. 4. 1><\& S3i'reii>igeu. 
 
 Illllll«>rtalize, iumiur'taliAe, (fr. 
 iiiiiiioi(ull*er) V. M. iiiiilevblid) niiid)en, per< 
 eivigrii. - ». M. + nii|leri'lirf) lucrben. Pope. 
 
 Immortally, lumiot'iale, ad». 
 iiniVrt'iiiD, muii. 
 
 Illimortiflcation , iminortete' 
 ki'khuii, (ir. <Q3.)<. biiUiibntiiVrtiijfeit, lln« 
 bcfefjrtheit. 
 
 Immovability, iiniiiouvabiriii, 
 *. bic lliu'fiui-(ilid)fi-ir, llnbemi-gi'arfeir. 
 
 Imfn«»vable, iiniiiuov'aiil. adj. l. 
 T unbeiucgiirt), iiiit'ciuegbiir, uiierrcfjiirreriiil), 
 fell. 2. t ni iineri\l)ilrterlid), iinabiiiiberlict^ 
 fell ((fiiti'djiuij JO. b) iingLTiiijrr, uuem« 
 pfiiiMid), fnljilo*. Dbvdes. o flaiibl)iifr , 
 iiiierrd)iirreriid). 3. l-.)(i-(i)(6|Vr.] nnbeii>egli(() 
 (JBi'ftiiogi'n). 
 
 Immovable, «. [i){ed)ti(rpr.l bn< 
 iiiibeii'e!)lid)e ti)iic, pL bie 3"""i''"l'*"- 
 
 Imiii«» vablenetis , imniuuv'abl- 
 iilx, 4. bie Uiu'rid)iuterlid)teic; Uiibenicg< 
 lid)ffit. 
 
 Immovably, 'inmouv'abli, ade. 
 1. iim-n\1)i"irriTliil) , iml'eivrglid) 2. t inicr» 
 fd)rt[terlid), iiiiiU'iiiiberlid), uniuiinbelbar. 
 
 2. Imiiiov.'ibly tiiin to tlieir duty; — 
 establiKlird. [rein, iiiijtntijig. 
 
 Immiind, ininiund', (liU.; adj. iilK 
 Iiniiintidicity , iniiuuiidiii'ete, «. 
 
 bie Unreiiugfeir. 
 
 Immunity, immu'iiete, ((at.) «. 
 
 I. bie 5rtil)eif, ■yi-trciiiiig if. "Jli'gabea). "i. 
 
 t (f'roni> bie greiiieit ( U. O'Tf')""'''^"'- «*• 
 
 bie 5ctil>eit, (aere(<)tinine, iai aScrre«<>t. ^ 
 
442 Fate. fiir. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. IV6. move. n^r. got, oil, cloud. Ti'ibe. trtb. fiill. t/jin, Tffm. 
 
 IMJM 
 
 Immure, immure', (v. let. miirus) 
 *. o. 1. eiuff^iic^eii, eiinVerreii. 2. -(• titir 
 WTaucrn iiiitgeben, iinminiitrii. 3. eiiininii: 
 cm, I'eniiaiicrn. 4. eiiifetfctii , h\& ©etmio = 
 niB feiji'ii. 
 
 Immure, *• t tie Wniier. Shak. 
 
 Immusical, imniu'/ekal, adj. iiiu 
 nunlfnlircf) , iinljoniiouircf). 
 
 Immutability , imniutabirete. 
 (Iiu.) Lifter: 
 
 Immutal>Ieness,ininHi'tai>liiex, 
 c. He lllu>erl^ll^L>r(id)fcir, UnmnnCrlbnrfeit. 
 
 Immutable, iiiimii labl. adj. f 
 
 Iiumutably, iiniiiuiabic . «({v. ^ 
 Uiiuerniibcvlid), uiinl>iinC'erlirf). uiimnnftelbnr. 
 
 Iiumutate, imuiliraie, (UU.) adj. 
 
 unvevant'eTt. 
 
 ImmiltatiOIl, iminui^'sliun, ((.) 
 «. tie 95ernii6eruMfl, 91eiiDenm(j. More. 
 
 Imp, inip, (iu. imp; id)m. ymp; tiAn- 
 ynipe) *. 1. t ^1* ^MVpreig. 2. i (.itx 
 WncDfoimiiliiig) fcer (£>>fbgliit<j , ©prr(|i'. 
 Shak. 3. &nS teiifctdjeii , Ccr uiiferacurt): 
 nete leiifcl. Milton. 4. (J iia6 'J.eiiteic4)eii. 
 5. [Otrtl.] ber SliitTa^ (oii fiiifiii 23iciieiu 
 forbc). 6. Bie rtim'|"d)iftfte J-eCer. 
 
 Imp, (lu. impiaw; rrt)iu. ympa; biill. 
 yniper) u. a. I. impfeii, pfiopfeil. Chaucer. 
 2. [JJnIfn.] (eiiiim gnlfcii ixriorne JeCi'ru) 
 fliird)ifrcn oi. ciiiiV^eii, (Diiljer) 3. $ auieocn, 
 eerlaiigtrn , iicrgr&Bcrii ; au66i'l)nfU. Shak. 
 
 To imp tlie fliglit of time with amiue- 
 nents. ^ i)ie 3^it tui)ten. 
 
 Impacable, Impa'kabl, Cv. M. 
 paco) adj. n\d}t befaiiftigi oD. beruljiat luetf 
 ^cn fDiiiieut. Spenser. 
 
 Impacff impakt', (U. Int. impingo) 
 
 r. a. (iiird)lai)en, jiifammeiiprelTeii, iu\\wu 
 n\ei\\>a(fe\\. 
 
 Impact, tm'pakt, t. iet Ginivud. 
 
 Impaiut, iiiipaiit'. V a. 1. band-- 
 leit , nii(lrcict)eii. 2. i bemnntelii. Shak. 
 
 Impair, impare', (\\). enipeorar; |'r. 
 emplier) v. a. I. t)crfd)le(^terii , i>errd)liin: 
 nitrii; eiiifrng tf)iin (6em 3{iife ic); flii 
 Hiinntitnt i>6. 2i5ert^ I'erminbern. 2. T ii. ± 
 fd)iuad)tlt. To be impaired, fid) ab|luni: 
 |>fen, fid) eiitiieruen. 
 1. An estate is impaired by extra- 
 vagance or neglect. Tlie profligate 
 : impairs his estate and his repiita- 
 t tion. 2. The force of evidence may be 
 impaired by the suspicion of inter- 
 est in the witness. The constitution 
 is impaired by intemperance, by 
 infirmity and by age. Webster. 
 
 Iiupair, V. n. t n6iic(;iiieii, verDen 
 trii , rrt)ii'd)ti'r luerDen. 
 
 Impair, im'pare. (lat. impHr) adj. 
 I. l!RU]1<\{h'(\r.] iingerii6padji(j. 2. * iniiin= 
 ■jjemefffii , iiniwiireig. Shak. 
 
 Impair, impure', ^ 
 
 Impairment, impAie'mlot, ^ 
 •J- t>ti' SBfrrdjiimmening, aScrmiiiDeniufl, -Hb' 
 nabmt. 
 
 luipairer, impare'ur, I. ber SBer: 
 tnbet , 2>a-mii|lcc; bdi , wa6 jii (iiniiiCe 
 tidjtft. [t imrrt)nintfl;atr. 
 
 Impalatable, impaiataui, adj. 
 
 Impale, impale'. (0. lar. palus) v. 
 a. I pfill)ifn, rpii'Bi'ii, (. Km pale. 2. I'rr. 
 ptiSUtabittu , un\vi>^\)M\, eiii|)tiU;l(U. 3. uih< 
 
 JiMP 
 
 ringen, umgebcn, iimutliegcn, einfdjiieeen. 
 4. [iperlb.] pfiil)ii»ei|e niit einniiiJer yerbiiiJ 
 Ben (jiuei 'ii3iippi'iiriji-fe). Encvc. [iitart>en. 
 
 Impailid, impai'lid. i>. a. t blng 
 
 Impallil, impam' . (i\ ItU. palnia) 
 V. a- ic\i\en , nreitVn , in Bie ipaiii? iu'l)iiii!ii. 
 
 lutpaipability , impaipauilcte, 
 (fr.) *. Bit' Uiituiilimrfeir. 
 
 luipalpable, iiupai'pabl, cfr. W. 
 
 V. Mr. p^iipoi adj. I. iiliillOlt'rtr. 2. llllfuljl' 
 Lnir, n(liT|cin|1. 3. ± jiirr. 
 
 Impalsy, impal/e. V. a. Ini)llieM. 
 
 Impanate, impanate, (0. I. paiiis) 
 adj. [ii)eLM.J iifvltroBet, ini iuirflid)i'n ^broBe 
 u. i»3i-iiit' tnim 1). 'ilbeiiOiiinMe eiiiijeidjlujleu. 
 
 Impauate, v. a. [li^col.] in ibruB 
 eiiird)iiijji'n. 
 
 Impauatiuil, impana'siiun, t. 
 [il)ei.'l.) Bic ^iTt'roBiiHij , o^'P'iHiif'i^'i- 
 
 Iilipailliel, iiiipan'iiel, V. a. al6 
 OJcu1)iuoriieii t>D. Wcfdjiuonie tiuftiifen, eiii; 
 t"d)n'iBeii, riiitviigt'n, eriiiMiuen. 
 
 Imparadise, impai'adi^e. (it. 
 
 iniparadisure) p. a. 1. ill till -JSiUilBie^ VtH' 
 
 f£i)ti\, liiJd)|l gifirfiid) iiiiuljLii. 2. jii ciiiein 
 ■!}5<irnPiei"e nuidjciu 
 
 Imparalleled,impar'ralllld, atij. 
 t iiiUHTgii'irtilul) , Bi'iipu'iiiU'. 
 
 Imparawy Habit;, imparasiiiab'- 
 
 ik. (V. liU. iiiipar U. syllaba) udj [©ninim.j 
 
 aui uiiglfid)eii i£i)ll)cn l>cilcl;t'iiB. 
 
 Impardouable , Impar'dnabl, 
 (fr. I adj. umHTitiliiid). 
 
 Imparity, impareie, (U. lat. im- 
 part s. 1. Bie Uii>}li'icl;i;eit. 2. bai> '0)11^1 
 uerl)iiltiii6. 
 
 Impark, impaik', v. a. eiii^auiieii, 
 unijdnucii, iinipfiiljleii , cinriDiicBeii. 
 
 Imparl, impail', (iiorni. eniperler) 
 V. n. ai gegeniVirig iibiv ©tiun^ fpredKii. 
 bi [3i'cd>tfrpr.j (S-rlaiibiUB oB. «ineii tnge! 
 laiujcii '21iitHl)iit) crljiilreii, iim einc Sac^e 
 lUif giitlid)iMn 'iDi'gebeijiilrgeti. Blackstone. 
 
 Imparlance, impai Manse, t. 1. 
 tBie(lTiniit>iuiijiirUiiterreBiiiig. 2. [9{ed)t»= 
 I'pr.] Bie Bent 'iUiigeMagtcii aiif jViiie ^itte 
 gegebeiie (iTliiiilMiiB, iiuil^reiiB Be6 geiuiiljVteii 
 >!iiitrd)iib6 fid) tuit Beiu ivliiger nuf gurlid)em 
 ^H3ege nbjufinBeiii (Bnljcf) 3. Ber >iliirrd)iH) 
 eiiier i3iid)e tiiif emeu iiiiBerii lag eb. vew 
 eiiu'in Ing aiif beii oiiBerii. Blackstone. 
 
 ImparSOUee , iniparxnne', adj. 
 [9ved)tSipr.l Parson -, Ber luirflid) cinge. 
 I'lijte '^friiiibiier. 
 
 Impart, impart', (lilt, imperlior) 
 V. a. 1. niittl)ciieii ('^JiibeiD. 2. iiii[tl;eiteii, 
 funBtl)iin, erflareii. 3. perleil;eii , gebeii 
 (G-l)re JO. 
 
 To impart one's mind. |Vin ^erj rffiu'il. 
 
 Impartauce, implrtanHe, t. Bie 
 ■5)fittl)eiliiiig , <Si'rli'il)img. 
 
 ImpartatiMii, iMiparii'sliiin, «. 
 -|- Bie iBiTifihiiiiii , OJiitriiciluug. 
 
 Impaartial, impar'shal. (fr. '^.) 
 lid;. 1. uiipiirreiiul) , iiindirreiiid). 2. t 
 pnrrciifd). .Shak. [Ber llnpnrteiircl)e. 
 
 ImpartialiKt, imparsliallst. It 
 
 Impartiaiity,inipats.lical'ete.(liii- 
 pa r' I iu I n e SSI 4. tit Ulipiirteilutfett. 
 
 Impartially, iiiijjar'sliale. adv. 
 uiiparffiiirt). 
 
 luipttrtibility, imj>ai'iobirete, *. 
 
 M VVt}|l( <IU Lit. 
 
 iii>ility, impashebil ete. ) 
 iibleiies.4. impas'seblne*^ 
 
 IMF 
 
 1. btc lliitljeilbarfeit. 2. Bie ?3?itt^eil6nrWt. 
 
 Impartible, implit'ebl. (f^-. aajj 
 adj. 1. luittheiibiirjiii iierleil)eii. 2. [i)Jed)r6» 
 ipr.l iiiuljeilbar. Black.stune. 
 
 Impartment, impart ment, s. 
 Bie -).Virtl)iMluiig. Shak. 
 
 Impassable, impa&'xaUl, adj. 
 innvegfiim, uiijiigiiiigiic^, imgongbiir, iin« 
 liberiteigiid), iiiifnl;rbar (2Beg :c.). — ad». 
 1 ni p ii s ' s a b I y , iiiiiueguiiii jc. 
 
 Impassableness , impis'sabl- 
 nes. s Bie lliiiuegrninfeir. 
 
 Impassibility, 
 
 Iinpassihlei 
 (fr. 213.) I. bit .QeiBeiilofigfeir , 2eiBeii^iin« 
 fiiljigfeit, lliiiinpfinBIirf)feii, ber UiBeiifrm 
 3uilaiiB. 
 
 luapassiitle, impas'seiil, (fr. S23.) 
 udj leiBeiifrei, leiBeiilofi, feiiiefi CeiBeiU 
 fiil)ig , iiiieiitpfiiiiBiit^. 
 
 Impassion, impash'shun, V. a. 
 Ijefrig beii'egcii oB. riil;reii. 
 
 ImpassiMliate, impash'shunate, 
 V. a. l)eitig iiiigrcifeii, beiuegeii , tief rul;ren.. 
 
 Impassiwnate , udj. i. l;eftijj, 
 llarf eeiuegt, IeiBeii|'d)iifriid) genii;rt. 2. ge» 
 fiihllov. BvRToa. 
 
 Impassiuned , impash'sliund, 
 adj. 1. ieiBein\'t)iiftli(i), uoder i;eiBcti|'d)afc. 
 
 2. iil)iie 2eiBeiiri1)iiii. 
 Impas^iive, impas'siv, (i>. (at. pa- 
 
 tior) udj. U'iDciiSiiiifal)ig, iiiiueriei^bar. 
 
 Impas.««iveness, impas'sivnls, «. 
 Bie 2fiBeii6iinfal)igfeit , iieiBeiili'ilgfeit. 
 
 Impa.*isivity , impassiveie. t. bit 
 llneiupfaiigUi1)feit fiir SeiBeii, (yefiil)llo|ligfeit. 
 
 Impastation, impaslasliun, (fr. 
 W.) *■ 1. ['5)?atir. J Ber ■•Biijrreluig. 2. 
 ['^l)arni.] Bie ©iiiteigiiiig, SSerfeigiing. 
 
 Impaste, impAsi', (\X. empater) «. 
 a. I. fiieteii, eiiiteigen, ]ii einein leige iikm 
 c^en. 2. ['WaLl iiiipailiren ; iinrernialen. 
 
 Impasted, impasted, adj. I. |)er< 
 Birft, teigig. 2. bcfd)iiiiert. 3. ('Wa(.] tm» 
 pailirt. ( uiieriraglid). 
 
 Impatible, impat'ebl, (UU.) 0(0*. 
 
 Impatience, impa'sliense, (liu 
 pa'tiency) (fr. ^. I', lar.) *. 1. Bit Ullt 
 geBiilB. 2. Bie ipeftigfeit, l!eiBeii|"4)aftli(()feit 
 
 3. t Bie lliiIeiBlid)feit. 
 Impatient, impi'shlnt, (fr. SQ. 
 
 u. lat) adj. 1. iiiigeBiilBig (im I'eiBeii; ttwui 
 nid)t crmnrteii fyiiiieiiB;. 2. (oi) iiiigeBiilBifl 
 (iU>er) ; muBc (eiiier iSad)c). 3. (for) begie»' 
 rig (iiad)). 4. eifrig, Ijtfng. 5. f iiiierrraglid). 
 
 To be inipa'tient at. (ytivai luic llligCi 
 Bulb ertragen. To be - for , Q-tivad fntl 
 iiid)t eriwarteu fouiieii, beinalje vox lliigcbiilD 
 llerbfii, fid) iiac^ Qruvai feljiieii, mtt Uit« 
 geBiiiB auf G'tiua* luarteii. To be - of, Qu 
 wAi nid)c leibeii, BiilBeii foiiiieii. 
 
 We are impatient of restraint or o f 
 wrongx; - at the delay of expected good; 
 - for the return of a friend or for th« 
 arrival of the mail; - under evils of auy 
 kind. 
 
 Impatient, s. f ber UitgeBulBige. 
 
 Impatiently, impa-siicntle, ada, 
 iiiigi'BuiBig, mit UiigrBiilDi l;eftig, leiOeu* 
 id) .lit I id); fifrig. 
 
 Iiupatientness, impA'shentnl*, 
 
 L Bie UiigeBiilB. 2. -j- Bie lliiUiBli^frit. 
 
rate, f'.r, fan, fat. M4, met. Fine. fin. N6, more, n6r, got, 6fl, cl6iid. Ti\be, ti^b, fdll. th'm, THis. 443 
 
 IMP 
 
 Iinpatronization, Impairone 
 
 xi'shun, *. ^i* uoQe ^errfd)nft, 6er u&Uige 
 
 Inipatronize, impat'rintze. (fr.) 
 ». a. Ill ajefi^ (Vfjen , jiini ^trrn ninrt)fii 
 
 To impatronJAe oiie'i self of. . . fid) 
 jiini ijjcrrn (eiiir^ ^niife6 to tiiodjrn, jtd) 
 ill !c. jiitn i^rrrii iiiad)(ii. [ten. Shak. 
 
 Illipn>«Il, impawn', r. n. verpf'i" 
 
 Illipeacll, iriipeeuli', (fr. utipe- 
 eliei) p. n. I. <= hiiiDcrii, UfrfjitiDtrii. D*vie». 
 Howcr.L. 2. (i>on Cbvifirntf lutgfit, 'of^tni- 
 lift I niiflnnfn (9ficf)rer :c.) ; (ofi ©iiifii ibtr 
 5-fi'Jed)iiii<iic.) bcfd)ii!Mgrn, (inflnnfii , (fihfii. 
 3. rinrr Stid)f ji; iiolje trffeii; G-froiK tin 
 ftrtufu ; in Swtiftl jiirljtn. 4. jiir aStront: 
 luirtiiiig jirhrn. 
 
 liiipoacli, *. 1. iai i^inberniS. 3. 
 tif tffeiitiirf)!? ■Mnrioiie. 
 
 Impeachable^ Impe^tnliabl, ad). 
 
 1. niinngOnr. 2. aiignr(l)tfn , bfflritrfn, in 
 Siuiifel gcjogtn rorr&nn f&nnfnB. 3. (Iod 
 i'friinriuorrli(t> (fun. 4. uittnimntt) , jii 
 
 tl1^^•Ill. 
 
 Iiiipeacher, iiiipi4i«h'ur, #. btr 
 fii>i.jer, "ilnfiiia'r; •Ilnffcbrrr , 0-iiitr, t>tt in 
 Su'ciffl jifiir, finer Z^^ct)t jn iwbr rrrfr. 
 
 lllipeacllineilt , iiiipeemli'meiit. 
 t. I. '' bi\6 :pln^r^ni6. 2. tie (cffrntlicDej 
 ?(iiflnge (flfgcn etmit^bennite). 3. ia6 »Un> 
 flii.jen, 6te 'Jlnringe, 25erc^iil6i<iiinji. 4. tor 
 ~.-,feI, tie 9lnfi-rt)riing, 35filreitnn(j, tn6 in 
 Siveifel 3ifl)in. 5. tn6 jiir SJer.inrroprtung 
 Sifi-eii. 6. tie 9Jerflurroortiid)fcit. 7. trr 
 InDrl, ajcriiMirf. Shak. 
 
 Iiiipearl, impeil', v. a. 1. 6(!7rnrn. 
 
 2. ? ill l^erltn niiuhen eb. tilDrn. Miitos. 
 Impeccability , Impekkaljirite. 
 
 cber: 
 
 Impeccablenefks y impekkabi- 
 
 Be», OtiT : 
 
 Impeccaiicy^ impek'kanxJ. t. 
 (i.l)eoI.i tie Uinuntigtcit. HnrfiiiMidjffit. 
 
 Illipecoablef impekkabl, (fr. SB. 
 V. U\t.) ndj. llllflint!i<t). 
 
 Impede 9 impede', ((at. impedio) ^ 
 
 Illipedillieilt ) impeirjinaiit, f ^ 
 *. a. I)i:itern, i>erf)iiitrrii, niifl)alten. 
 
 Iiiipe<limeiit, (Int.) «. I. (iat 
 pi)!)!'. o6. inunil.) ipiiiterniS. 2. - in speech, 
 Hi f<t)\vtrt 3nnge. 
 
 To be an impediment to.., @t)VAf 
 ^intern, uerljintern, niifljiilten. 
 
 Illipedilliental ^ niipldeineni'al. 
 a<ij. Ijinfirlirt). [tern. 
 
 Impedite, 'm'pedlte. v. a. f ^iii: 
 
 ImpetiitioU} iinpedisirun, « t 
 ia6 :pinb(riiiii. (trrlid). 
 
 Impeditivef impedjl'*, adj. I^iils 
 
 Impel f impel'. (Int.) v. a. I. f t>or: 
 taarti tcciben, treiben. 2. i nntreibeti, vex-. 
 AiiMfH'n. 
 2. Motives of policy or of safety impel 
 nalioim to confederate. 
 
 Impellent, impei'ilnt. «. tie >in> 
 treil'entc itrnff* Wa(()t ottr &tm<\li, ter 
 Slntrieb. 
 
 Impeller, impll'lur, *. ber ^ntrei: 
 ter, bai, luaS niitrcibt, I'l'rmarii treibr. 
 
 Impeii, iiiipeu', V. a. tiniVirren, 
 cinWerd)tn. 
 
 Iinpeud, 'mpend', ((at.) ». m. 1. 
 
 IMP 
 
 (oTer) uber &tn)A£ Ijiingen, fi^roeben. 2. ± 
 a) bei>Drflrl)en , fel;r nnlje feiii. b) (o»er) 
 rd)meben (ilbi-r). 
 
 Impendence, impendlnse 
 Inipendeucy, impendenU 
 
 1. bo* llebcrljnngen. 2. ± ini SBeuortleljen 
 u'inee llngiilrfS). 
 
 Impendent, impeu'dent, }adj. I. 
 
 Impendiulf, impen'ding. ^ liber 
 (rtiurtS l^anijcnb, fi1>ivebeab. 2. ± btvot> 
 )ifl;fiib, troljeiib, na\)t. 
 
 lBnpenetrability,iuipenctrabil'- 
 
 etc. (I'r. iiiipeiie'tiabiliie l<. Int.) 1. bie tilts 
 biird)trin.jlid)reit, llntiird)frmgbarfeit. 2. 
 (^}>l)pf.] bie Uiibnr(t>eringiid)fi.it. 3. t «> bie 
 Uiibnrd)bringli(t>feit, Uiuriiindjlidjfeit. b) bie 
 llneinvfiinglicbfeit, llnenipfinMid>ri'it, S^iii)!- 
 lofiiifeil, 0)ffiit)IU'fiflfeit (fiit, gtgen, bei 
 iijnrniinijen to. JoHnsan 
 
 Impenetrable, iinpouenabi. 
 iirtt.) aiy. I. untiird>trui<jiid), iiiiturd>£>niig 
 bnr. 2. l^l)i)f.i untiir(^6ringlid>. 3. i m 
 unbiirc^bringiidy (Dunrrl lo. b) iiitbnrd;> 
 (ringlid), uiierfDrrct^lid) , iincrgrrinblid). o 
 (to) iineinpr'iingiid), uiienivttnDii(t> cfut, ae> 
 ,ien), (Ul)llo» (bei). 
 
 Impeuetrableness, impeu'i 
 
 iraliliies. s. f. 1 m p e n e I ru b i I i I y. 
 
 Impenetrably , iiupeircdablo. 
 
 <idti. i u. t unMirdjtrii'jiud). 
 
 Impenitence, impair^iense, f 
 
 Impeuitency, 'mpeu etensi, ^ 
 ( 1 III p c n ' i t e a t n e h » ) (U. Int. poeuileus) 
 t. (iljeol.) bie llubuBiertiflfeit. 
 
 Impenitent, impen'etent, €ulj. 1111 = 
 bii^t'ertig. — adv. 1 m pen 'lien tly, hh; 
 bii^ierttg. Lbiiffeifig, in il)reii eiiiiDen. 
 
 Tliey died impenitent, fie llocbeit un> 
 
 Impenitent, «. ter Uui'n^feriuje. 
 
 ImpennuuM, inipcniiiis, (u. lat. 
 peniia) iirfy. iiiigejiiigilt. 
 
 III! people, iiiipee pi. ti. a. )ti einer 
 OJeniciiihcii PiiDen. BeAUMoxT. 
 
 Imperate, impirAie. (du.) <ui/. t 
 >iuf innern >iJntrieb, tnii '^eiviidtieiii geil^an 
 - acts. incrnliid)e c>,iiibiiingen. 
 
 Imperative,iii)|<cr'iaiiv. (i.u.)a<<; 
 I. a) gibieteni), bifeljlilit. b) gebieterndj. i 
 [Wr.iinin.J - mood, ter 3nn>eriitii>. 
 
 Imperatively,iinpor'iaiivi«, adc. 
 befeiiient, bcfehli-aifirf, get-ioirrifd). 
 
 Imperatwrial, impeiatoilai. (iv 
 Int. I ndj. t beiVljiriit, gebicient. Nomri*. 
 
 Imperceptible , impeikcpieiil. 
 (fr. ~iij.) udj. I. (lo) iiiiiiififbar, iiimierflid) 
 (fur Due 'J(iige to. 2. (iVtjr ficni, feiii, l.ing^ 
 fain im Jorfrd^rciiiiu iinmerfiid). 
 
 2. The growtli of a plant or animal i.s 
 
 Imperceptible. 
 
 Imperceptible , t. t. tn$ Itiw 
 nirr.'iirtie. 
 
 Imperceptibleness , impei- 
 »ej)icl)iiie*. *. tie lliinuTflirt)feit. 
 
 Itlipereeptibly, impersep'ioliie. 
 adv. iiuincrriid). iiiniirrfbnr, iiiu'ermerft. 
 
 Impercipient , impeiaip pcent. 
 adj. iiiiDt iual;riu"l;ineiib , iiidji iunl;riiel)nuMi 
 foiineiit. 
 
 Imperdible, 'mper'debl. (i<. Inc. 
 perdoi tidi. •{- uiu>erlierbnr, uii)i-riK»riid). 
 Iniperdibil'lt y, «. tie Uni'erlierbnrfeit, 
 Uiuer,15rbnrfeir. 
 
 IMP 
 
 ! Imperfect, Implrflkt, dat.) adj. 
 1. uiU'Olltoniinen ; unuodilriiu-ig, liiuu^dentet 
 (5S3erf) ; nmngelljnft 2. 1 unuoUfoninien. 
 
 3. (®rninni.] — tense, tie iini'i'llfoiiiinen 
 uergnngene 3eit, tni OmpeiiVfc. 4. iOJ?iif.] 
 unuDflfummen (5lffurt). 5. [-Siid)!).] unvDll: 
 iliintiij c^ud)). 6. [ 1i)pi\ir. ] ninngciljafr, 
 teteft. - sheets, bie SefeCtbi'geii. 
 
 Imperfect, ». a. f uin'odfunimeii 
 mndien. 
 
 Imperfection , luiperfek'slmn, 
 (Int.) *. 1. (phpf. n. mornl.) tie Utii>o(ltL>m« 
 nieul^eit; hni (ijebrcd)en, ter 'Minngel. 2. 
 Lli^pogr] ber Dctefr. Case of imperfec- 
 tionx, ter Sefeflfnileii. 
 
 Imperfectly, imperfektle, adv. 
 unuiMiriMiiiiieii, ninitiirllinfr. 
 
 Imperfectness, impei'fektne^, 
 *. a) bie Uiii>i>Ufotitnieiti)i'i( , lliii<oli|lniibi,]> 
 feif. b) (in) tie uni'ollil.nicige, ol'cr|1nd)lid)e 
 •Brfnnntfdjnft init.., bie i)berHnd)iid)e .Kennt« 
 ut@ (einer «Sad)e). 
 
 Imperforable,iiiipei forabi. a<f^ 
 nid>J ju turd)iHM)rfn ot. iii turd)i6.1)erii. 
 
 Imperforate, iiii|.e<'foiiiie. (v. 
 Int. peiforaius) adj. 1. iiu1)i tiird>ii^id)ert ob. 
 tiiritbuhrt. 2. ( Ghir. ] i>i'u fer Oiniiir i<er» 
 fd)li>fTen, ohne Dfffiiiiiui. Sharpb. 
 
 Imperforated , impei toiated, 
 adj. I. [CMtir.] i'rrfit>U>i7eii am llficr zc). 2. 
 feinc ^JJiTcn Ijnboiit. Baiiks. 
 
 Imperforation,iiiiperfAii'»hii>i, 
 t. l(Jl)ir.) tn< a3eri'd)UMTeni''in ; ter OJinngtsf 
 finer Deffiuiiig (mi Olfrcr lo. 
 
 Imperial, imp* leal. (fr. SO. v. 
 (at. iiiiperialis) adj. I. (511 riiieiii IvniiVrreii 
 d)e, Knu'er, -Mfonnrdjen gr^oritj, eiiiem O)?!)* 
 nnrdjen jtigrl)i'rig) fniferiiUj, Knii'tr. .. 2. 
 O^frrfdicrgeiunlt nnjeigent oter bi'filjcub) 
 i>crrrd>er. .. 3. [teurfd). 9ieu1) j 3Cei(()«... 
 
 4. I)errlid), |lnttli(t>. o. gcbieieno. tjerrfdjenb. 
 I iiiperial cliauibei-, Ibeutfit). '}UiO)\ tCIj 
 
 SCeidjtfnnimerijeridjt. - city, fie 2ieirt)t'ilr.bt. 
 - diet, ber i)fcid)4tng. - dignity, tie i{ni» 
 ferivilrte. - lily, tie luilbe ^ilie. 
 
 Imperialist, impe'icalist, «. 1. 
 ber fnierlid) (sjefiniite. 2. pi tie *niferli4)e:i 
 iMiiVrl. il'i^t-rreid). Iruppeii). 
 
 Iiiiperiality, impcieal eie, t. I. 
 bie rnifeviid)!' (iieuuilt. 2. p/. (ins \}{«^t eiiiei 
 ^ntt'erS nnf eiiicn <:!lnti)eil nil ter <llu£beuce 
 eine« 23ergiutrf* it. ) tie fni|Vrlid)eii 3i'id)te. 
 
 Imperial ized, impeieaiud. ndj 
 fnirerliiD. liVrlnl). 
 
 Imperially, iinpe'icaiie. adv. fnii 
 
 Imperil, ii»per'iii, v. a. i)e|di)rten. 
 
 Im|»eriouw, impeieus, (Int.; udj. 
 I. gebieierifd) , l)crrfdji"ud)tiij, l;erni"d), be« 
 fel)l31jnberif(^. 2. 1 (triiigait) gei>iererifit> 
 (2iebe !c.). 3. nindjiig, ul'trlfgcii ((i3ti|l;. 
 TiLLOTsos. 4. ( niit red^inititjiger '}}in4)t u. 
 (»eiunit grbirti'iit) iH<(lnind)tiQ. Clark. 5. fi« 
 iiiglid), eriinbrn, prnd)[ig. Shak. 
 
 Imperiously, impe'reiVsle. ade. 
 I. gcbieterird), l;eiTifd), [lilj. 2. i gcbietcrifd), 
 briiuieiib. 
 
 lmperl<»U8ne.*«8, inipe'ieuanes, 
 *■ 1. tn* •iliiiVi;fi\, bie 'iliitLTitiit. Sotxii. 2. 
 Dn» gcbiererifdjc, jliUje, tjcrnfrtje 'JSJifen. 
 
 2. i ni p e r i o u s n e s s and seventy Is •■ 
 ill way ot treating men who have r*a 
 aou to guide (hem. Locki. 
 
4>14 Fafe. far, fall, fat. Me. iner. Fine, fin. N6. move. n6r, got. 6\\. cloj'id. Tube, tub. fill!, t/iin, THi». 
 
 IMP 
 
 Mmpertsliable, impel 'risliabl, (fir. 
 
 Iniperissiiiile) adj. lilll'CViVlnnliii)- 
 
 lBn|»erisIiableiiess,iniper'rish- 
 
 aliUi.;s. s. Me lliu'eriioii.iIi(t)fcit. 
 
 linperUvig-g-etl , iinper'rewigd. 
 adj. tmc eiiiiT «|3ii'rrirfe iiericl^en, uiiret ei:»er 
 ^^rrl■urfe lU'riltcft. 
 
 liliperiimnence,Iiiiper'nianeii«e. 
 
 ttcr: [t. fie llllbe^Iau^iflf<it (eintv €><\A}0. 
 
 Iiii|»erma,i»eiicy,iii'i)eiiiiaiieiiKC. 
 
 lliipei-inuiieilt , [.i.pei'inaiiein, 
 
 ui(j- iiiH'f|lii:ifui. iviiiiteit'iir. 
 
 Iiup«';r««iea,ljility,iiiipcrnicabir- 
 eic, fir. iiiipciiiieMi.iliie'i *. [-151)i)f.J Die Un. 
 burd)^riUlllIl1)f^t, ^l!3aiTcrPtd)re. 
 
 linperineable, imper'niiabl, (fr. 
 21). )«(/;. l^ljDf J iiiiC'iird)Cringlic{),iuiiffa-Di(l)t. 
 
 Iinpersever»iit,iiiipei.scveiaiii. 
 adj. t fefc niif (Stivao tehiirri'nCt,^ t'fl)nnli(l). 
 
 fllipersoiial, iiiiper'sunal, (Mr.) 
 adj. IciJi-nmiii.J iiiiyiTuMiiiii). 
 
 Iiiiper.S€»iialit J , iiiipersonal'lete. 
 
 *. fie Uiipfn'oiilUtfcir. 
 
 IllipersOimlly,iiiiper'suiialle.arfi>. 
 uiiv'crronlict), lund) 'llvr cini!!; iiiipcrfiiiilii1)cii 
 Stituiorrr. Ipevrnnniin-n, verprrroiiIid)cii. 
 
 litipersoiiale, ii'ipersiiiiite. I' o. 
 
 llliper$«piCllity, impersijcku etc. 
 
 4. bcr OXiingd nii .^tlarljcit 06. Ccuriid)feit. 
 
 luiperspicitOUS , Inipempik'ku- 
 us. iidj. unfliir, unCinitlid). 
 
 liiipersuasible, imperswi'iibl. 
 (l>. int. persuasibilis) adj. nid)t Jll ubtrrc: 
 ten, \1emn\u(\. 
 
 InipertilieiiCe, iinplr'teiienKe, / 
 
 iMipertilieiiey, imperteneiisc, ^ 
 (fr. impertinence) *. 1. t}i\6 , \vn6 lltdjt jlir 
 €iid)e (icl)&rt, I'Oii friiifin Ci)eiuid)te i|1; tic 
 auflcl)origfi;it, Uiiijereiuitljeit, Unfi'i!ilirt)f«it- 2. 
 t Ccrlliirmii, bie >)trtrrl;tit, llubfroiiiieiiljoit. 
 SiiAK. 3. bie Uiigol)iil)rlid)feir, Uiiiicioflcii: 
 ^eit. Huge rd)liJTciiI;eit , UiU'crfdjiiimljcit, 3ii= 
 brtn!ilid)fett , Uu6efd)eiL)cii(;rit. 4. Cie filfis 
 nigfeit, I'npprrci, Snppfllie. Watts. 
 
 laitpertiueilt^ iiiiperleneiu. (lar. 
 Iiiipeitiiiens) adj. I. a) lild)t Jlir ©ild)e gi': 
 ^orig, I'tMi foiiii'iii 05fmid)tf, iiiigdjin-ig, iiii: 
 ViilTniD, iiiiiii>ilid). b) (to) friiifii 5Jciiig l)ii. 
 bciif (lUif). c; (to) ((S-iiicii) bi'tri'fffiib-SHAK. 
 2. uugfvcimt, mibffoimcn ; tiiu'oriiiliift'g- 3. 
 iinbridjcibin, iingcji'gcii, iiiiurrrd)ruiit, grob, 
 iiiigf tniljrlid) ; iiibniiglid). 4. migerfimr, l.ip- 
 jjifd), rtbgi|'d)iiuirft. 
 
 Impertinent, t. brr iiibringlid)e, 
 i:iu'rnd)iiinrf ^Mii'iifd), WroOinii ; (S-iiifr, brr 
 fid) ill Sadjt'ii mird)r, bif iljii i)iid)ri; iiiigrl)ni. 
 
 Bllipertalieiltly , ijnpei'ieneiitlc. 
 adv 1. uiigiluirig , nm iiiirrd)trii Ortr, jiir 
 tinrrd)tcii 3i"it. i. jiibriiigiid), iiugrii'gcii, 
 
 lUirerrdjailir. [iie». f. Im perti nence. 
 
 fl 1(1 pertinent lie$«N,i III per'teiieiit- 
 
 liiiperiraiiitiliitity, iiupcriian- 
 seb'il'c.c. *. rii Ull^urd)^rIllglid)fri^. Hai.e. 
 
 fiaiiperirun.sibltr, till |>ci'i rait '•'Cbl. 
 (f. Ir.r. peiiiiuiM'o) II, Ij -j- iiiiMirdjPringlirt). 
 
 Isnpi'rttirUstitie, impci uirtiiibl. 
 (fr. lu.i "dj- iniimiwiMv, iiiKriiljiirrrrlid). 
 
 Iinpertiarbati«>n, iiii|<ei'iuiba'- 
 tiiuii. s. bic '.li'illu- (bii- Wriilrt). 
 
 linpertlirbt^d, tniperlurlit', <idj. 
 
 tiit)i(l, imgi'ilort. 
 
 Impervious, imper'veus, (I.) udj. 
 
 IMP 
 
 I. a) imburt^briiigiic<). b) (to) un}iignnglict), 
 iiiiburdjJruigiid) (fur), fciiien ruird^gaug 06. 
 I)iird)siig gci'tiutciiD (bL-in Siid)te ic). 2. iiii: 
 jiigaiujlid), liiiiuegraiu (~Miorii|l JC). — ado- 
 Iniper'viouhly, lllibiird)Driliglid). Ibrtt 
 1 III p e r V j o II s to tlie view. iilli)Urd)rd)iU|t 
 
 ImperviuuMiess, iniperveuii' 
 nes. t. iu llnburd)briiig|[d)iet[, Uiiiugiiiig- 
 Iid)fett. [ V. a. oiTiiricfeii, i)rru>irfi'lii. 
 
 Mmpester, impes'lui, (fr. empetrer/ 
 Mmipetticoat, impeiieUoie, v. a. 
 
 (till pet licus, .■»HAK.; Ill ten -)io(t ilrcfcii, 
 eiii|lcrfi'ii; o ((j-iiicm 'JiJeilje (5"tiuii6j jum C^ie; 
 fdjeiife gcl>fii. [udj riiitbig, ic^orfig. 
 
 f inpetii;inuu.«,iiiipcii(l jciiiis, (1.) 
 
 liiipetraUle, im'penabl, (fr. ^iii.) 
 adj. criiuigLhir, irrtid)biir, biirrf) Sbitrcii ^u 
 btiuufrii Ob. rrlangcii. 
 
 J.llipetrate, [mpctiikte, (Uu.) v. a. 
 erl)iiltcii, eriiuigeii, frmttcii. [laiigr. 
 
 Inapetrate, adj. biird) bitten a-- 
 
 linpetratiun, i:iipc(ra'!.iiuii, s. l. 
 bie (irraiigiiiig, (irl;,iitiiiig. 'i. l.il{i'd)t6fpr.J 
 Die uiu'rlrtiibre, ui^rlrtiingf (J'riaiigiiiig niiev 
 ijjfniiibe biird) t<ii piipiindjcii ipv\, iucld)e 
 Dcr JSoiiig i)b. aubere ilri^aeijrrreu ^11 lurgs: 
 ben ijiUteii. Encvc. 
 
 Impetrative, luipciraiiv , udj. 
 burd) '■biiteii beiuicttiib, aiiuiuirftiib , cnutr: 
 ftiib, criniigriib. 
 
 linpetrat<»ry f lurpenaiuic, a<lj. 
 a) biticiio, eiiie ^icil tim^alieiib. l>) — ot... 
 ((S-tiuiie) tnuirfi'iib. 
 
 Impetuosity, inipeiKliuoseie, (fr. 
 impe'iciusiie; oCiT 
 
 Impetuousnes.s , luipetsh'uus- 
 uia. a. bil» lliigiiliiiii, bic ipiftigfiit. 
 
 Impetuous, liiipeisiiuu*, dat. im- 
 petiiukuk) uilj. I. iiiigi'iiiiiii, l;c('iig; reipi'iib. 
 '2. iimgi'i'liiiii; rafd),fi'iirig.— arfu. Impe t'u- 
 ously, iiiigtiliiiii, l;t'ttig, nut lliige|tihn 
 i>b. ipcffigfeii. 
 
 Impetus, iiii'petus, (((it. W.) *■ 1 
 bie inei'fruic, viitopfr.ift (eiiic^ ilorperfi). 
 i. i bcr Irieb, Drang. 
 
 lmpicture«l, impik'tsiiurd. adj. 
 u) i giiniil)lt. b) t iiugtbrncft. Scensek. 
 
 l^mpier, impire', f. Umpire. 
 
 Ampierceabie, imivereKabt, adj. 
 nid)t ju Curd)|Ud)iii, imcnrdjormglid). 
 
 Impiety, iiii|<l cie, dat. impielan) s. 
 I. btc (yoitl I'lgrtit, Wiutcei'ergrfiniljtit. i. 
 bic (iJortli'fiiifiir, ijoniou' ipaiiblung. 
 
 Impi^norate , juipig noiatc, (l>. 
 Int. pigiiiiH) u. a. t I'lrpiaiibfii. 
 
 lllipi^nor«Lttoil,impigu6r^'aliuii, 
 
 t bit' iCiTpiaiiMiiig. 
 
 ImpiUKe, impinje', ll.) v.n. l.(ou> 
 nnrd)laj)c-ii, nniu>^t:ii igigeii). Newtok. i. t 
 rinwirffii (nuf). (pinijnifci r. u. -j- niiiilrn. 
 
 lmpiu;;;'UHte, llllpt>lg'g^^atc. (i>. 1. 
 
 InipiouN, lM^pcll^. a^,t.) (!<<;. /gotii 
 
 ImpiouMiy, iiir|>eiii.lc, adi^ ^ lof, 
 gprtofrflfni'ii. (Wiuilofigfi'if- 
 
 linpioUMBlCt.HN, lili'pcll.Mlca. <. bl( 
 
 liBipiitCitbiiity.iiiiplalvaiiii cie.rb. 
 ImplacabienesM , tmpla'kaijl- 
 
 iie.s. «. Ml' lllll'fl-H'hllllilJfi'It. 
 
 linpiacabBe, impia kabi. «<<;. ) 
 liiipiacabiy, impia kanle, adv. ^ 
 niu'irrbniiud). lu iiinc a person - , einni 
 uni<erfL'l;nl:cVrii S?t\(i nii| Oeiuaiib Isabel). 
 
 IMP 
 
 Implant, implant', (P. Int. planto) 
 
 V. a. I. t ((sjartrnf.) einpflnnjcn. 2. 1 (in> 
 
 einprngen (bem ©eiile). 
 
 2. To implant the seeds of virtue, or 
 
 tlie principle.^ of knowledge in tlie 
 
 nilnd.s of yniitli. Webster. 
 
 Implantation, Implantasiian. t. 
 I. f bic (i-inpjTanjung. 2. ± bai ©inprageii, 
 bie (S-inpragiiiig (giirrr fflriinbrdi^e tc). 
 
 Implausibility, impiawzeiiileti, 
 *. bit llnii)a()rid)iiiilid)ri-it, Uunniuljmlic^feit, 
 
 Implausible, implawzebl. adj. ) 
 
 Implausibly, iiiiplawzeble,a(<u.) 
 unmal)nM)ciiiii(t), unaniirl)ui(id). 
 
 Impleach, impietiib', v. a. f in 
 eiiiniiber luibcn, (led)ten, oeriuebcu. 
 
 Implead, implede', ti. a. gcri(f)t(i(^ 
 6'liiiigfu. [Singer, Slnflnger. 
 
 Impleader, tmpiedeur , s. bet 
 
 lanpieasiugr, Implezlng, adj. f 
 iinaiigiiiil)ni. [pfmibeii. 
 
 Impled^e, implldje', v. a. t iier» 
 
 Implement, im'plcment, (neulat. 
 iinpleiiieiitiiiii ) t. I. irgeiib ©riunfi , buS 
 eiiiem 25eburfiii(7e n6()elfeii fnnii, brt» ipi'ilf^; 
 niittel, 3iibtluir, bie ^ciljiilie. 2. ber lUppnt 
 rnt (iiu lui'irefteii ©iiiiie bt6 2S3brte6) iciS 
 (iJerarl) ; 2i5orf jnig. 
 
 Impletion, impie'siiun, s. 1. (b(\i 
 ^Jliiftilltn ) bie laniiiUung. 2. bie 'lliifiilluiig, 
 iJi'ide. [niirfelt. 
 
 Implex, im'pllks, (Int.) «d;. i>cr» 
 
 Implexiou, iiuplek'sliun, s. -j- bie 
 !8erfii'd)tiuig iJ5criuidi'liiiig. 
 
 Implicate, im'plekiite, ((at. im- 
 
 plieo) V. a. 1. 1 liniuirfilii, eiiifd)iu'0en, i>er» 
 
 ile(f)ten, periuicfelu. 2. i a) uenuicfi'lii , Ijiiu 
 
 eiiiiiel)en;einflc(t)ten. bimitinf Spill bringen. 
 
 2. Tlie evidence does not implicate 
 
 the Recused person in this coii.spiriicy. 
 
 Weiisteu. 
 
 Implication, iinplel.a.sliiin. (Itu.) 
 «. I. (ipnubliing 11. Siiitaiib) bic (5'imuirfi;! 
 lung; 9Sern)irfeliing , S5i'rjled)riiiig. 2. t bie 
 23eni>irfcliing (in eine ©ud)c). 3. [ 9{i'd)tos 
 fpr.j bie r:ilird)iv)eigcnbe ijolgi'riing. 
 
 Iiuplicative,iin plekaiiv. adj. flilU 
 fdjiueigenb fclgrrnb. — udo. Im'pliea- 
 tively, folgerungimeife, burc^ eiac ilid* 
 fdjiurigenbe golgerung. 
 
 Implicit, tinplis'it, (Int.) adj. I. ■;• 
 
 pcnuiifelt, uer|li>d)ti;ii. Pope. 2. f eingcftod); 
 
 ten, niirljegriifen , initucrilinbcu , |Wl|'d)iueis 
 
 gcnb, |li(l. 3. [iljcol.j ndgnnriii, iincntiuifj 
 
 frit ((^Jlaube). 4. unbeilimiut cilu^brurf). 5. 
 
 uiU'tbingt (Cyiaiibe). 
 
 5. Wf give implicit credit or confidence 
 
 tu the deelaiatious of a person of known 
 
 veriicity. Websteh. 
 
 Willi implicit faith, blinbling6 To 
 give — credit or conlidence to cK. . linbes 
 bnigtrit (iMaiibfii , nnbebingtre Siitrniirii 
 rd)riifrn leiiirr Siid)ci. 
 
 Implicitly, iiiiplitiii^. «'/». 1. iliU> 
 rd)a'rigiiib , loigiriiiigsiucirr , biird) eiiu- |li'l» 
 l'd)iuiigr!ife "JiMgrnuig. 2. iinbtbingt, fclinb- 
 lingi (glanbcn :c.). 
 
 1. He that denies the providence of Goa, 
 implicitly denies iiis existence. 
 
 Bentley. 
 
 Implicitness, ■mplisiines, «. 1. 
 
 bn» •iJiitbrgriifcni'cin, ■J)iit;>er|irtiibfii|eiii. 'i. 
 
FA'p. (?ir. f'.II. f.*l MA. ntpJ. Fino. flu. T\f>, move. nAr, sot. oil. rl6inl. Tnbi'. tnh. fi'ill. l//in. TMis. 445 
 
 IMP 
 
 iai Unbrtingtf <it6 &\nub(ni), fHinft 'iSrr- 
 trrttifii. (ffeditimn, Mnifle G-iimMcfniiiifl. 
 
 linplicity, imiiliteie. «. -f Me ^tr-- 
 
 llltplieilly , inipli edie, udv. i\\ll> 
 fdjweitieiiD, n'liiiTimgfmrire. 
 
 llll|»iuru<iuilf iaiplora'ahun , (fr. 
 2t».) t. iit 'Jlnnifiina. 'JlMfI«l)uii(j. 
 
 Implore, luiplore', (Ult. imploro) 
 V. •<. niiriifeii, iiiifliljcn; f{(i)tn (uin CS'iiva*;, 
 fifti-f)en. 
 
 Implore, v.n.fithtn. -*.b<\6^ut)tn. 
 
 Impiort'r, impiorur, ». Dec ^uflti 
 ^|f11^e, »!lll^lld1(^^(. 
 
 Impliiiiied, inipiumd', ^ (int. 
 
 lllipllllli«»U)l, iiiiplii'iuus, ^ im- 
 plumis) adj. fePtrtP*. 
 
 Impluilgre, iniplunje', r. a. ftur> 
 |fii, I'friViiffM (111 {?fiun«>. 
 
 Imply, iinpli'. (fr. impliqner, D. Int.) 
 
 V. a. I. • fiiiwicfeln. Spenher. 2. 1 ») eiit: 
 
 ^Mt(». in fid) r(l)life»n. b) fiMofrn, fdnit^tn. 
 
 i. Wliere a inalirious act ii proved, a 
 
 roniicioiic intention is imp i ieddirgr )ll 
 
 Wruiirt. i|t i'PriUi(!jin>rifii). Sherlock. 
 
 Implied contract, lOttd^t^fpr.J till flld' 
 f<l)rcfig^■ll^nf QJertrofl. 
 
 Impocket, impnk'k't, (fr. empo- 
 e!ier) r. a. f ill ^ie Iivd)? flfrfrn. 
 
 Impoicion, impoezii, (fr. empoi- 
 •onner) r. a. I. + I'trgil'm (©illfll). Shak. 
 2 ufrgifteii (Svfifr" «•>• 3. i vrrgiftcii (ftir 
 JrciiDfii ft} ?rl'fn# :c.). 
 
 Impoisoniiient , impAi'mmeni. 
 «. tit 5Bergi(riiiig, i(\6 ffiergifteii. 
 
 InipolHriy, im'polaile. adv. fwn. 
 poliirlfd) , iiirt)f iiiid) 6rr 9{id)tiiiig 6«r "JJiMt . 
 
 Impolicy, iinpol'l^x^. *. t\t lilt. 
 p.ifjl!d)fcit, lliifliighfit, (H)ie<t}it ^olitif, Crr 
 Wnngii an Srrt.itffiiighfir pCrr <a}fi?t)fir, 
 Dti* iiiivolitird)* SBfrfoJjrm, lUu'clitirdjf. 
 
 Impolite, iiiipoltie'. (lilt.) adj. nil. 
 ^&flid», iingtrAiiffft'. iingrfittrt. — adi>. Im- 
 pol i'lely. iiiilAoflid). 
 
 linpoiiteneNN, imp&lite'uai, t. 
 tit lliuicrrtjiiffniljrir, llntu'flidjftif. 
 
 lmpolitic,impol^ ik.(«lmpolit'i 
 cal) ( fr. inipolitiqiie) adj. iiilfllig, lllipiv- 
 fitnVf). — adv. I mpo Ii I'i cal I y, Impol'i- 
 ticly, linpt'litifrt). 
 
 ImpolK icHliieNx, f \. Impoli 
 
 liiipol'iticneNO, ^ ey. 
 
 Iflipoi*<leritl>ility, impnndera 
 biiete. *. [<}5m)|'. ] Mf rtbroiutf Sficpfigfrir, 
 tfr <))?niigfl an nirrflicttr «£d)iufrt, 6ie .jiii. 
 inii&.rnbilirat. 
 
 Imp«>ll<lern1lle, impnndeialil, I 
 
 ImpOIlderOUM, imj>On'dcrt'i«. ^ 
 (I', lot. pondiifc) adj. [I^tsnf.] illipoiltfrilt'fl, 
 feiiie nifrfiid)f ©djiufre ^.ibeiift. - fluids, 
 glufilgfein'ii, btrtn ©d)iuirc iiion iii(t)t ffii' 
 tiirii faiiii, iuipiMKrrnbir ^Ulrngrcitrit. 
 
 Impoiie, inipAne', (Ut.) v. a. -f cilK 
 fr^ni (jiir 2Utfte). Siuk. [rt)(rii. 
 
 lmpO«»r, iinpuur'. V. a. f Anil lllil; 
 
 ImporONlty , inipArnxkCie, 4. tit 
 ;Dtd)r()nr, t)irt)tigfcit (ciiif« ili'rpi'rS). 
 
 llliporOUM, iMiporUD, udj. Di(t)t, 
 ol)ii( ^)$i.''reii- 
 
 Import, import', (Int. importo) r. a. 
 I. l:(>.iiiecl] fiiiifiljrfii, fiiibriiigi'ii, in* CniiP 
 fiil)rfH, briiigrii t^anrni), bfiiflK"- ^- ^''' 
 itum\. i. mil p^ liriiiatii, vfriirin^^eti, 
 
 IMP 
 
 i>ernnln(Tfn. 4. (verb, hnpert.) a) ((^iiicnn 
 
 fiUiiii lirgeii, (g-ineii) berrefff" Pi>. niigcljcii. 
 
 b> it iniporta, ti liegt Dnrnii, t6 lil von 
 
 -^id)tiiifci(, VDii ibeDeiitinig oO. ^Hlaiige. 
 
 1. We import teaii and silk* from Cliina, 
 
 winea troui ^>pain, Krnuee and lier- 
 
 miiny. 2. We are to undermaiid by a 
 
 term, what it clearly iiuportu, W eu- 
 
 aTER. 4. a) If 1 endure it, wliut i in 
 
 porta it you? Dbvde^. 
 
 Imported goods, eitigffi'il;rte 'ii'Jiinrcu. 
 
 Import, im'pnrt, t. 1. l^nilEXlj Die 
 
 ^iiifiil^r; g(iui>l;iil. pi. iit (5'iii|iii;riuiinri:ii, 
 
 (j-iiifiil;rariirel. 2. iit S23id)tigfcit, (trtjtb- 
 
 iid)rri(, t>er '^elnng. 3. Die i^eOriitiiiig, btt 
 
 .£iiin. 4. t Dcr ^tii^eii. 
 
 I. Our imports exceed our exports; 
 
 the balance must be paid in specie ; 
 
 hence the scarcity of coin. Webstek. 
 
 Import-articles, [^poilDflj (i'lli|iil;c> 
 
 nrtiftl, (j-iiifiiljnunnren. — trade, Det (i-iii: 
 
 iutjT-, <PiiiTu'l)niiDd. 
 
 Importable, imp6rt'abl, ai{j. 1. 
 Iip>ui6rij tiii|iil;rl>iir, eiiijuiuljrtii. 2. * nii: 
 tTfriiglid). Spehseb. 
 
 JilliportailCe,impOr'ianse. iiiipor - 
 lanxe. ( t Impor'tancy) ( fr. iii.) 4. 1. 
 Me '>2i3t<t>tigrcit. 2. tai ^nvidjc , Me ^eDeiu 
 mug. 3. <■ a) Der 04rgriirtniiO. bi Der iJtU! 
 i)rii. c) Der ^Miilti^, Die iScraiilniTiiiig. d> Dnr 
 DringenDe (})ei'iid;, iDringeii, Die Sui^riiigiid)' 
 feu. e) Die Jolgeriiiig, ijolge. SnAk. 
 
 1. Tlie educaiiou of youtli is of great 
 importauce to a ires goveruiueni. 
 
 WeasTEH. 
 
 2. He bellefea himself a man ol iinpoi- 
 
 tance. Wehstck. 
 
 ImportHnt, 'mpor'tam , impAr - 
 laiit. (fr. ib3.> adj. I. (lo^ ivict)tig (fiir^i er> 
 l;i-t*iid;. 2. iiiigeiliiiii, DriiigeiiD. iirENsEa. 
 J. t Intlig. Shak. 4. I)i^ig i^liit). Shak. 
 1. Truth is important to happiness a* 
 well ns 10 knowledge. The commerce 
 of Ureal Britain is — to her navy, and 
 her navy is importaul to her inde- 
 pendence. 
 ]i \% important, e^ if! i<rn ^iittigrni. 
 lmp<»rtMUtly, impOr'tamle, udv. 
 i»ict)fig, rrl)rWi(t) ; |)nrf, grionirig, DeiViiDrr*. 
 Importation, imp^itishun. ur. 
 il>.) «. I.Op.uiDrlJ •)Dte(i-iiifiil)r, O'xp^'rtn; 
 iiiMi. b) pi. Die Q-infiil^r (tiiig(fiii;rteii 2U.uir 
 rrin. 2. iai 3iiii'il)ren. 
 I. a) Nations forbid llie importation 
 of commodities whlcli are produced oi 
 manufactured in sufficient abundance 
 at home. b) The importations, 
 this season, exceed those of the last. 
 
 Importer, importur, «. |:pniiDeij 
 Dcr G-miiil)rer, itniifmniin, Dtr frriiiDe iUiia: 
 ren riiifi'it}rt, <!Unnretibejif()er. To be au -, 
 ■•ZUnorfii einfriljrcn oPer Oejirljen. 
 
 ImportleSH, iiu'portles, a(</. -f liil> 
 ivirt)tig, iincrbcMid). Shar. 
 
 ImportUliacy, frnpt^r'tiinase, pD. 
 
 Import uiiateneso, inipur'tshu- 
 names. «. 1. Die 3iiDriiigli((rei( 
 lliigciirim 
 
 IMP 
 
 Importunately, impur'tshunat- 
 
 le, adv. uiigeilum, DrtiujciiD, ^uDriiigi'd), 
 iiiifDriitgiid). 
 
 Importunntor, Impmlunatur, 
 *. t M'r lli'l'tTiiiilige, juCriiiiiliitf OJieiifrt). 
 
 Importune, iniponiine', (fr. iui< 
 poriunrr; v. a. 1. (iiwtn belajligeii , TiDerj 
 laiifeii, be;(i)iuereii , beilurnieii , (riiu-ni b« 
 id)i»erlid) fnllni, liifiig, lii'eilnilig feiii I'fef 
 lucrPfii, jiir Snit fnlleii. 2. i \kA) lUifDriiigrn 
 (Deni &t\\\t). 3. t erl;fifrt)cii, eiforDmi. 4. 
 t niiDeiifcM. 
 
 Importune, (Int.) adj. " oD. nitr 
 ^ 1. a) Ki|lig, D(i°d)iverli4). b) juDringlt4>, 
 iibrrhiilig. 2. uiigclcgeii. 3. uiigeiliiiii. 4. 
 unerDittlicb. 
 
 Importunely, iniporiunc'li,a(£». 
 " 1. juDviiigiirf). 2. jiir lliiitii. 
 
 Importunity, Impoiiu nei* , ((.) 
 «. Die 3iit>riiiglid)reit, ^u|Driiiglid)(eit, Der 
 lUDfrlniif, Uiigfiliiiii. 
 
 Importuous, laipAr'tshuda, (Int. 
 impoi'tuokus) adj. oi)ne Jpnfeii. 
 
 Imposable, impiWe ahl, adj. auft 
 geDi'irort locrDtii r&iiiiriiD, niiferlcgDnr. 
 
 Impose, inipc^ie'. (Int. impono; fr. 
 inipoaer) v. a. I. niiflegrti (t3reiieri0i nuf< 
 eriegen (Strnfeii ic.i. 2. i (on) fetjiii (I'lbcr^. 
 3. (on) (S'liiem niiferlrgeii, niifgi'l<cii ; vur« 
 fd)(eibrn. 4. f (<>■>) upon) a) (iiiieiii QU 
 roai aiifl)Aiigen. b) (C-iiirm) jur Snil legrn, 
 nufbi'irDeii. 5. t ('») O'liitni jin'cDreiben. 
 BnowN. 6. (C'iiieiii Die .^liiiDc) niiflegrii. 7. 
 [Ii)pogr.] a) nu^i'ct)ie0eii (Pie Jlicliiniiteii). 
 b) eiiil)eDeii (eiiie 5criii). c) lo — anew. uiii« 
 fc^iegeil. d) to - in a wrong way, frnrfc^eil. 
 2. The Romans often imposed r.ipacioua 
 governors on their colonies and con- 
 quered countries. 3. Thuu on the deep 
 1 mpoacst nobler laws. Wali.^X. 
 
 4. a) Our poet ihiiiks not tit 
 
 T'iwpose upon you what he wriica 
 for wiU Dryuck. 
 
 To Impose a name upon .., (S-inein 
 einen 9tniiieit Drilrgeii. To impose aiijr 
 one lo a penance, (S'illi'll! eilie 'X-<\X^t lUlfs 
 eriegeii. Shak. To impose taxes, De> 
 lleiierii. 
 
 To Impose on pD. upon, (o to put 
 upon;, (Allien ttiiifcl^cn, Deii'igiii, l)iiuergel;eii, 
 t>efn'iflen. 
 
 We are liable to be imposed on by 
 others, and sometimes we — on ourselveai. 
 
 ImpOKe, «. t btx a5ffel;I. 
 
 Imposer, impo'zur, t. I. Qintt, 
 Der Qciwai niifcrlegt, niifburDet, niiflegr. 3. 
 Der SJetn'igcr. 
 
 ImpOKin^, impo'/ing, adj. 9I(^« 
 
 tiiiig, Q-(;rfurd)f eiiiflojjfiip rP. getieteiiD, i6t* 
 ivuitDeriiiig, 6tniiii;ii crrrgi-ne. 
 
 Imposing-board, [lijpi'gr.] Dn< 31lnJ< 
 fcf)ifBl.'rer. --stone, Der •Jliif f{|)irB|leiii. 
 
 ImpoMition, impoiixh lin. (fr. iH}. 
 V. Int.) t. 1. Dn6 "jltiflegrii. 2. Die '^iiflrgiiiuj 
 (Der i^i^iiDe bri Grremoiiitin. 3. Die 3}eile» 
 
 giiiig (fiiif* 9iniiien6). 4. Die 'Jliiflnge , *Hin 
 2. t Der! Inge, i&(l)ni)iing , ©inier. 5. nai aSorftbreit 
 ben (upii (iJcieijf II) ; Drr 'iSrfrlji, Die 'Jliifgnbe. 
 Importunate, tmpor'tshijniite. Shak. 6. Drr£)riirf, Siunii)], Die ^HirDe. 7. 
 (Int. inipoiiiinus) adj. 1. brrcl)uieri!cl), I>i|1ig, Die Strnfnrbeit (in (£(t;iilriu. 8. Die Iniu 
 fiberiitlig, jiibriiigiid). 2. DriiigeiiD ((SJe« irt)iiiig, Per^bfiriig. 9 tor sBeriuurf, Die ^e» 
 fiic^ :c.); iiiigrniiiii (.SeiDeiiftt^nftrii). ftDulDiguUii. 
 
446 F;t»e. f/ir, (till- fat. Me. met. Fin*', fin. No. ninvp. n6r. gof. oil. cl^rid. T»\be. luh. full. l//in. THK 
 
 IMP 
 
 4. Tyrant* oppress their subjects with 
 grievouc i ni pos i t i o n s. WEmiTER. 
 1. Literary tasks called impositions. 
 
 It would be an imposition on liis 
 f'qerosity, feitie ®ro^imttl) luilrDe enruiucr 
 kic>cn. 
 
 Impossibility , miposscbircte . 
 (Impos's ibieness) (fr. iiiipossibilile) 
 ». (tai, luns nid)t feiii fnnii ; tie Uiitljumid): 
 feit) Bie UnniO()lid)fejt. 
 
 Iinpossitole, impos'sebl, (fr. 'So. 
 ». Int.) adj. I. Ullllliifllld). 2. (with) till: 
 JiiBglid) (bci). 3. nn iinO filr |lrt) nl^ foliil) 
 orf emibrtr ; uii6eflreifltcf), iitiaduit'lid). Shak. 
 4. Impossible places, Certer, luu tiinn 
 fid) iiid)t iicrilfrfeii fann. Shak. 
 
 i. With men this is impossible; bu( 
 with God all things are possible. 
 
 Bmi.E. 
 
 Impossible, <■ tie Uiniiugiid)feit, 
 unm&nlid)e ®nd)e. 
 
 Impost, impost, (if. iniposta; fr. 
 inipot) s. 1. [Spnufcl] Bcr ^iiipi'il, tie >Jll'i 
 flnbe , <!liipnae. i. l'ilrd)if.j Ber iiniiipfir, 
 Siiipofl. [judiMi. 
 
 To pay the imposts, ufrileiiern , inr^ 
 
 ImpOStilum}jite,iiii|iOs tshiiniair. 
 ». n. ['MicB.J fd)ii'nmi. - ». «. nut fiiirui 
 C9erd)iurire bchiifreii. 
 
 Impost liii Illation, Impostshu- 
 Bii'shuu, t. 1. tai €d)iuareii. 'i. tuM &(- 
 fdjivi'ir. 
 
 Impostliiime,iinpos'isliiiine.(iii'r: 
 terbt 0. gr. apostema; t ta6 0)efrt)ii>iir, 
 ber ©d)H5nren. ( Ij« post humate. 
 
 Iinpostliume, v. n. u. e. «. f. 
 
 Impostor, iinpos'iur,(fr,iiiiposle*ir) 
 
 ». ber Jietninrr. 
 
 ImpOStume, f. Itnpostliume. 
 ImpOStlir»g-e , impo^iciMireajr. 
 
 t. + Ber '^etnifl. 
 
 Mmposture, impos'tshure, t\T. 2i3.; 
 t. Ber Sjctriig, Bit 25ctrmifrri. 
 
 ImpOStureCl, impo^'tshurd, adj. 
 
 fcetriiiilid). [adj. t betruijirifd), bi-rnliiiid). 
 ImpOStlirOIlS, impos tshiireus . 
 Impotence, impotcuse, ^ 
 
 ImpOteUCy, impiitcnse, ^ 
 
 Inipoteatia) ». 1. Bit- lliiniac^r, Btij. llnnfri 
 tm\]fii. 2. Bie (iminilifd)e) £d)wndK, ll"i = 
 tniid)t. 3. Ba5 llin>ernii?(i''ii (.«iiif<"r }u er* 
 jfiujcn), Bic Ompi^trni. 4. bie 'gd)iiHid)l)iii 
 (Be^ aSrrilniiBee). a. bit fd)iund)e(£citc uiiiro 
 ?D(eiifd)cn). Mii.ton. 
 
 1. The impotet'ce ol exercising aiiini.il 
 motion attends fevers. ArbuthkoT. 
 
 Impotent, im poicnt, (lat. im- 
 
 polens) adj. I. uiU'iTlllOfli'llS, lHmirtd)ri<]. 2. 
 
 tittt innitiilid)ir £d)iuad)e bil)iifret, mipiuciii. 
 
 3. Inhni, fnippilifl , (]rbrrd)li(^. 4. (of) (yt; 
 
 wns iiid)t mnitivii fDiiiiciiB. 5. t uiiih«^i<j, 
 
 Huorbeiitiid) (l'eiBeni"d)(ifrcii). 
 
 1. 1 know thoti wnst not slow to bear, 
 
 Nor impotent to save. AtiuisoR. 
 
 Impotent of tongue, feinen ^)Kiiii!> 
 
 n\d)t Ijniteii foniifiiB, flcfdjiuaijig. [?nl)nie. 
 
 Impotent, *.^ Bcr (i5cbrcd)iii1)ir , 
 
 Impotently, im'poteMlIc, ade. I. 
 
 f^U'fld), iinnindjrifl. 2. f iiimi.ipin (lifDcit;. 
 
 ImpOtentuess, imputentucs, «. 
 f. Impotence. 
 
 Impouu<l, impound', v. a. I. (in 
 
 IMP 
 
 einen «pr'inBflnff sc.) einfpfrren (!Sd)afc it.). 
 2. eiiird)liegeit. 
 
 Impounder, impnun'diir, t. QU 
 iicr , Ber Bas iBtel) einc5 'JlnBerii in Ben 
 •^JJfiiiiBt'iiiK ciiifperri. 
 
 Impoverisli, impov'lrish, (fr. ap- 
 pauvrii) r. n. 1. nrin iiifldjen. 2. i nnsiuerj 
 ijeiii (Ben 3)0Ben). 
 
 Impoverislter, impoverisUur . 
 *. 1. (*iiiiT, Ber 'JliiBcie iinn niadjt. 2. BaS, 
 mai Ben 33iiBcii lUiiinerot'lt. 
 
 Impoverisliiu^,impav crishiiig, 
 adj. 1. arm niiic^eiiB. 2. nu^merijeliiB. 
 
 To be i mpo ve rislii Hg to land, eilien 
 33iiBen oiifiincrijeln. 
 
 Iinpoverisliinent,impov'ei'isli- 
 iiient, s. I. Die l^iTat'iiiniig i Bii£'JIi°inniiid)en. 
 
 2. BiiiSJlbinnoerii, afiiiJineriielii (Be6 33i>Binoj. 
 
 3. Bie Serrniijcruiig, B*S tod)lcd)tenv)er£!i'ii ; 
 Bie !bei:iMCrnd)nijtiiuj. 4. Boo ^uefiuigeii, Bit 
 (irrd)i*pfiing ceiiiee i.'iinBe6). 
 
 l»lipO»ver,;iiipi)ii'iir, f. E m p o w e r. 
 
 Impr»ctic»l*iiity , Imprakteka- 
 t)ii cic. iPi'v : 
 
 Ampmcticableness, imp^ak'- 
 ickabines, 4. 1. Bte Unri)iiiuia)fet[, Uimiie> 
 |iil)n'iirfeir. 2. Bic llnt'icguuiifiit , lliUenf; 
 liuiifeic. 3. ([ Bie Uiibr>uid)LMrfeic; Uiijiiiiij: 
 barfeit (fiiuc- "iiiciji'S :c.». 
 
 Impructicuble, impi-ak'tckabl, 
 (fr. Iiiipiaclic^ible) adj. I. imrt)iinlid) , ini; 
 iui6ful)rbiir. 2. iinbiegrrtin, iiiileiiffviui. 3. (mi; 
 I'raiiiDi'rtr ; iiiiijiiiiijtuir, uiif'Ujrbai; oiiiegc !c.). 
 
 ImprM.<rtii;it.bly, imprak tekabie. 
 ade. inul)iiiuiil), lUif eiae 'luiiie eb. in eimiii 
 i.>)riiBe, BnjJ <i"«iuii6 im Bcr 'JlinueiiBiinfl uii: 
 mi'ijiid) iiMrD. [i'crtliid)en, iieni>uiiril)eii. 
 
 Imprecate, impickate, (I.) B. a. 
 
 lilipreCUtion, impickasiiun, (1.; 
 *. Bic >j>.iiuiliu'd)tillij, Der §ltid). 
 
 To ii.se lUiprecatio M !>. ScriyilHfd)llU: 
 iicii, lyu'idie iiin-ftofjcii (luiBcr (jiiieii). 
 
 Imprecatory, Impickatt'ire, (fr 
 
 inipie'catoire; adj. cilie £eriviillfd)taii), I'llieil 
 
 ()'lud) entbalteiiB, £enuiiiii'd)iingi9... 
 
 Imprecision, inipre.siih'iin , «. 
 ^ie Uiigciiiuiigri'ir, lliit)et'itiuincl)ei[. 
 
 Impreg'U, imprene', (fr. impregner ; 
 \>. Iiu. pineg!i:iii»^ v. a. I. ^ fcl)iii.iiujern. 2. 
 rd)iii>\ii(jern, aiifd)maH()ern, anfiiilen, fitrngcii 
 unit iiinJTer 2c.;. 3. ^ erfiillea, nufiiUeu. 
 
 fill pre g lied nitti, luMl i>cii ... 
 
 Impre^nalde, impieg nabl, (fr. 
 
 impreiialjle) adj. I. lUUH'jluiligbar , IIIU'lll. 
 
 iichnil'iir, iiiicrot'crbar, iiiiPejiumgiid) ii^-e- 
 
 lliiug, Bie md)f ii>oi)l, fei)r fd)iucr in cw'brrn 
 
 ift). 2. i niierfrtjuMeriul) 
 
 2. Tlie uihh'k altectiun remains wliolh 
 
 uncnncerued and impregnable. 
 
 Sot:TH. 
 
 Impre^'iiably, impregnable. utto. 
 
 iinbiianiii)iid), iinL'kjii'iiiijOnr. 
 
 Impreifiiate, impiegiMie, (it. 
 
 impregnaie; fr. iaipicgiier) v. a. 1. ■} 
 fd)H)nii<jcrn. 2. l25ot.j bffriid)ten 3. [Cljeni.] 
 fd)iuiingcrn , oiifrt)ii'iiiigern , fattigcn ( eiiie 
 ©nbiianj). [I'oa. 
 
 Impregnated with. l>iifl IHMl , er|U(U* 
 Imprecfiiate, adj. 1.4 gerd)iv>iii= 
 flfrt. f(l)n)iiniier. 2. i (wiilu I'oil lu'ii, i-rfiilU 
 i>i>ti. J. beirnd)tef. 4. ((Jijein.j gcfdjiuniiijirf, 
 Orfiuiidt (u. teubrtaiueu). 
 
 IMP 
 
 Iinpreg-nation, imprlgnjl'shna, 
 (fr. "33.1 *. 1. Bie €d)iuiingeriiiig, 'Jliifd)n)iiii« 
 gcrimg ieiii« 5rnii). 2. t oie 23iefrud)tung. 
 3. [•i|5l)i)ftol.] Bie «ffnid)tuiin. 4. fCEljeiu.] 
 fie <2d)ii)angeriin,i, ©iitrigung. 5. Brt6, ii>d» 
 init e'tiuiu* gerd)ivangert i|7. 
 
 Imprejudicate , imprejuu'd«. 
 
 kate, (0. (lit. praejndico; adj. -j- tinbefiins 
 gen, uneingeiUMnmen. 
 
 Impreparation , impiepar^'. 
 shun. ». f Bie llnberetffct)iift, Ber OKiiiigef 
 111) 95orberettiiii(|. Hooker. 
 
 Imprescriptibilit3',i<npre.skrip* 
 
 lebil cie, (fr. iiiiprescr iptibiliie; t. I'>)itd)l6t 
 
 ipr. 1 Bic Uiuierjiil)rl'iirffit. 
 
 Imprescriptible, Impreskrip'. 
 
 :ebl, (fr. 2ij.) adj. [j^nl^tefpr.j nni'erfnljrbiir. 
 Imprese, f. impress, 4. No. 3. 
 Impress, impies', (u. (. iinprioio) 
 u. a. I. f a) (on) Bnicfeii , eiiiBrntfcn , eiin 
 Cnirfen, abBriicfen, ntifBruffen, prngen, iib» 
 prngen (nnf). b) (with) bejeid)iieii (niit), 
 ( eiii SiiB) Briicfen nnf... 2j i (01.) (tem 
 vjcrjeii ic. ) Cnuiip eiiiprfigfii. 3. Briirftu 
 (-i5iii'l)eri. 4. [ii)pi<gr.] (tbtiopfcn (i(orrrffii» 
 icni. 5. (i\u<t^ press) prefjeii, gniialtinm iucr» 
 oeii cOKiitrLifeii). 6. filr Ben ©iiiati>Bien|l) 
 ill 23cfd)iag nel;nien (Sibeiiemiittl 20. 
 
 Marshall. 
 1. a) To impress a figure on wax or 
 clay, b) To — coin with the figure of 
 a m.'iirs head, or with that of an ox or 
 sheep. 2. To — truth on (he mind, or 
 facts on the memory. Weusteh. 
 
 To impress any one with an unfavor- 
 able opinion, eijieii ubeln &iiiBrii(f iiiif 3'' 
 iiuiuD in.u1)cii , eiiie fdjliinnu OJieiiiiing I'oil 
 fid) betl>riiigen. 
 
 Impress, Im'pres, «. I. f a) Ber 
 
 (5-iiiDrii(f . b ) I Der aiiifDrnrf , aibDriuf (nuf 
 
 ioiid)* jc. ). 2. i Ber (S-iuBnicf; tii\6 ■•JWerfi 
 
 lual, Ber t^tenipel. 3. ditict) Imprese) bui 
 
 SiniibilB , Ber ©iimfpnid) , 2i5al;l|prnd), 
 
 topriit^ , X)enfipriid) , Bie Beinfe. 4. Bii« 
 
 •JSrcffcii, Bic geiuaitfanie 2i3erbiiiig (Ber '0)la» 
 
 trofen), ^refje; Bn6 'iJJrefjgcit ; Bie Sn-'ong*' 
 
 lU'beit. Shak. 
 
 2. God leaves us this general impress 
 
 or character on the works of creation, 
 
 that they were very good. South. 
 
 Impressibility , imprlsseliirete, 
 
 t. 1. Bie (i-iiipf.iiigiid)feit fi'ir Bie G-iiiDrficfe 
 
 (Ber Siebe 20. 2. Bie (f-iiiBriicfbiirfeit, CS"i» 
 
 geufd)aft, cingeBniift, eingeBriicfr iiierDen ill 
 
 toiiiu'ii. (eiiiBnirfbrtr, einDnitfbiir. 
 
 Impressible^ impies'sebl , a<U- 
 
 ImpreS.«<iOII, inipresh'rin, (fr. '113. 
 
 0. iiU.) s. I. )■ Der (¥inBni(f. 2. ? Bcr 9lb» 
 
 Brncf, 'JliifDriicf, Bae -OJicrfmoI. 3. 1 a) Bcr 
 
 (i-iiiDnirf, Bie (Jimuirfiiiifl. b) (Bie O^'ec) bet 
 
 (S-iiiDrnrf. c) Die mernid)e2Birfniig. 4.li,i)po« 
 
 gr.J H) Ber Drurf , OlDPnitf, -ilbjiig. b) bcr 
 
 Dnicf, Bie "Jlnfl'ige, 'Jlii^gabc. 5. Bie fd)n''id)e, 
 
 Biiiifle 6-rtiiiieriiiig. 6. I'Mirtiuif.] Bit^ I5rnf« 
 
 fen (Ber 3e"fle). 7. f-Siiinjtu.i b<\6 \inu 
 
 pniflcn. 8. t ber (milifiirifd)e) ©rfolg. 
 
 1. \ figure made by i m p res si o n. 2. A 
 
 seal makes an — on wax. 3. a) W* lie 
 
 open to the -s of llaliery. bi The ar- 
 
 tilleiy made no — on the fnrt. 4. b) 
 
 The whole - of the work was sold in 
 
 a mouth. 5. 1 have uu - that the fact 
 
Fate, f?ir, fall, fat. Mb. met. Fine. fin. NA, move, n6r, got. 6il, cl6nd. tril>e, tub. full, (//in, Triis. 447 
 
 IMF 
 
 w«i (tated to me, but I cannot clearly 
 recollect it. 
 
 To nink: an impression on .., (S'in: 
 briirf tnarfien fliif (Dm 0)ei|l JC). 
 
 IinpreiiSivt?) imprex'Kiv, adj. 1. 
 ©iittrurf niiirtjeuD <b€i«tgen6, Mirrf)£irmgeiif), 
 riiitnirflirf) (9{f»e lO. 2. fur 6iiit>rii(fe 
 emptiiiiglid). Spehskh. [ftiierfirfii.c 
 
 IlIipr<?IIKiV(^lyf imprea sivle, adv. 
 
 lllipreKMiv«?U<;S8, iuiprea'sivues, 
 «. tie (J-iiiCriirflirt)reit. 
 
 ImpreSKllient, impres'ment, t. 
 1. [-)Kilit.] ffti- 'JrfiTfii, Cie gi-wrtltinme *2i3i:r. 
 tiiiiij. "2. bie 2)iril)l.i(jiifhmiiiig ittr tcbeu*; 
 mirttl !c ). (G-inerucf, bai '•JWcrfmal- 
 
 IinpreHMuref iinpre»Uure. «. t<v 
 
 Mniprt^Nt } ini'prcst. (ir. Impresto; « 
 _ 0&. -money, iat Spanbqtlt ; O.ule^n. 
 
 Imprest) imprest', v. a. Nirleit^en, 
 bnrlcimeii. 
 
 Imprevnlence) 'mprev'valense. 
 (1 uipre V '»l ency) «. bit UllfiJl)igftlt Dnf 
 lltb<r;]m>id)t jii t-cljoiipteii. Hall. 
 
 linpriitifttur, imprlmi'tur, (l>u. 
 523.) ». tie t>ru(fiTiniil?m§. 
 
 Iinpriine , imprinie', (int.t e. a. 
 l*H5ai6iiiiVr.l ivicBtt niiftreitfn o6tt fluf= 
 jaflfti (fill 5Dll^)• 
 
 Impriinery, 'mpr'm'uri. (fr. Im- 
 primeriei «. t '• fi* t>ril(ffr«l, SJuibtrilrfct' 
 run|1.2MeDnirf«ei, iSu(l)6ru<f«tri, Drurfrr. 
 werfilntte. 3. D(r Driirf. 
 
 lllipriniillf im'pnmix, (I. 2i3.> adv. 
 iUiHTbrril , jiicriT. 
 
 Imprint, iinprint', Cat. imprim*; 
 
 fr. impiiiiier) r. «. I. briKfcii , aufOriKfrii, 
 
 fltrrarfcn.einfcnirfcn. prniji'iKiiiifUOiKtjiJZc.). 
 
 S. t <""> ptrtgrii iiH), riiipragfii t&ein (yc 
 
 niurljf :c.). .1. triicffii i !i5rid)ir ic j. 
 
 2. I.ei your failier's aduioiiiiioiik and iii- 
 
 siructioiia be imprinted on your 
 
 mind. WeasTta. 
 
 liiipriiit, (. btv Drucfort. 
 
 lllipriMUn, iiupiiixn. (fr. empiison- 
 
 ner) p. «• I. fimurrrni, I'frljnitfH, einfeijui, 
 
 eiiiffrfcrii. i. tuw'chM^cn. 
 
 i. To be i m p r i a o n e <1 in a rell. WciisTea. 
 
 Try to - tlie rcxikileKii winds. Uhvden. 
 
 lnipril«»limt*nt , i.npi ii'xnment, 
 f. I. tic 25.vi)iitniii.i, C^iiKfrfcruiig, (S-iii; 
 f(9n:i'1. "i. b\r i>itr, ftr '.Sirhoit. 
 
 KaUe i m p r I k o n in e n t . Cilf un(\tft^l\(S)( 
 {Brrhiiftiiit.i I'Sir j'lMf. 
 
 liiipr<»l»»bility, imprnbabil'^ie. 
 ( I ni pi o • ba b I rn cs s ) (fr. iinpiobiiUiliie; 
 «. tit iiimuiijndifimiiiiffit. 
 
 IniproUMblef improbabl, (I. im- 
 probHbiNs) ndj. liinv'i1l)rr(1)iilUi(t;. 
 
 lilipr<*ilMbly, iiii|)i<«b'able. ado. 
 I. iiimiiiiir»"rt.iri!iiirt>. 'i. * iiiif tiiif iiirtjt jii 
 bi(liiK><^<^ 'iunit. Bovi.t. 
 
 linprubutt*, ini'pT^bate, diU. im- 
 prolio; c. a. -\ initslMlllijril. 
 
 lmpr4»bHti(»ii, imprAbi'sliun, (fr. 
 SD.i *• t Cf '))iiiii'illi!iiiiig. 
 
 lllipr«>t»i(y, iinprnb^eie. (Int. Im- 
 probiiati t. Mc Uiiri'Mi<f)trir, lliiDirbrrfuc. 
 
 Smproduccri, impioiiH sd, «<</. 
 t iii(t)t frjrunt. 
 
 lmpr»licit*licyf improfisii'ensi, 
 ( I ni p r u I i c i r 11 c e < «. trv i)Xntlflf I Oil 
 
 gortfcftriiirn I'Pcr an 9?iri'i'Ufiiiiiiiiiuiia. 
 
 IMP 
 
 Improntable, 'mproffiiabl. adj 
 
 iiitui'rri)i!iii)i\ft. [r. a. f bffrii(l)t. i>, 
 
 Jiaiiprollflcatey Improlit tekiie 
 
 IiiipruiiiptM, iinpioiii'iu, (fr. 'lU 
 
 v. l.u.) f. tiif totfijrcif.jecul):, btv iStcgrcif 
 
 ijcDiiiife, SirgrcifiviQ, ©trgrriffiufiill , bai 
 
 ^iiipri'iiipni. [rrtfe igeCidjtct jo. 
 
 Impromptu, tule nue btm £(rij> 
 
 Jlmpruper, impiopur, (IvU. im- 
 
 piopnuk^ «<<;. I. lilip>1|7t!lli)i lIllfC^icflKt); Ull< 
 
 pnulKt). i. uiitiittglid). 3. (for) iiK^t ijetuj: 
 ii((, iiii(U(t>ng, uiigi'fi1)i(ft (}ii). 4. tiii: 
 eiijeiitliil), uiirid^ctij rilii:M>ri«f >c.). 
 J. He IS an improper man for tlic of- 
 tice. 
 
 Improperly, improp'drle, adv. I. 
 iinpiiHciie, tniict)i(fiu0, iiupii#ii<ty. 2. iiitri((;s 
 111] dprtdjeii lo. 
 
 Jjlipropernesa, improp'urnes. t. 
 I. Die iiiiKt^icfiitlKi'it. I. bit iliiriuiiiiiif>feit. 
 i. Clio Uiu'ii]i-iiili(t)i: (ciiir^ ^lUDriicf^). 
 
 lmpropitious,impr6p>sli'us,a<^ 
 iiiigiiiiiiii|. 
 
 lmproportiouuble,iiiipr&p6r'- 
 ■iiunaui, ad), t uiu>crl)iUtiiiiJiiiiiHi<); iiiiaiii 
 geiiKiKii. ii. Jo.iikON. 
 
 Improportionate , impropor'- 
 sliiinat. adj. t >' UlUirrljiUdll^iliiiBig, IllliUli 
 geiiieiKii, iu(t)( prpporiii'iiirt. b> (to; iii rri< 
 luin '.{$rri)aiiiii(|e |1ti;fiit) (^ii). 
 
 Impropriate, impr6'pr^te, (u. 
 
 tat. piupi'ius; V. a. I. -f )U CliJCII Illi1(t;t-Il, 
 
 tiii'idiieii. 'i. (Jivir<^tiigutcr> an Wtiiui^t 
 ubcrtragcii. 
 
 To impropriate to one'a self, fid) 
 }iu'iijtuii, fid) iufi1)rcib«ii. 
 
 Impropriate, adj. in bie i^aiibe 
 mil 6 '.:x)riiiia)iii ubcrgtgaiigeu , on ciueii 
 -.Ujririidxn iibfrtroni'ii. 
 
 Jlmpropriation,inipr&priA'sliun, 
 M 1. blip tUbtriiraiji'ii i-iiii;c^4>Kt<i<^i! on ciiirii 
 -lUti(lid)cii. i. bit iiii eiiicii '.Ujcltlid^rii iibrr' 
 inigiriK ^)>fiuiibc, bnf Aird)eiili'l)cn. i. t bit 
 Siiiigiiuiig ; btt iiii6id)lirMi>d)c ^efi^. 
 
 Impropriator, impr^'piealiir, «. 
 1. (ruirr, btt fid) (^nuii6 iueigiut. 2. bcr 
 luiiilid^e >4>iriiiii>eiibefii)(r. 
 
 Impropriety, impripiiiii, (fr. 
 iiupiupiietcf> «. I. Ciii;Uiifd)icflid)ti'it (be6 ^(i 
 iiel)iiicii6>. 2. bit lliirid)(i<)fcit (iiii >iliit>cru(fi! 
 ti.>. i. bi\6 Uiicigeiitlid^e, bie llu«igeiitii0feit 
 
 U'IIK6 ^ll6bTII(f6). 
 
 1 . LeTiiy ot conduct is an impropriety 
 ill a religious assembly and at a 
 funeral. WeusrER. 
 
 2. Many gross im proprieties, lie wever 
 autlioiixed by practice, ouglit to be 
 discarded. Swift. 
 
 ImprOMperity, improsper'eie, «. 
 
 b<l6 illl<lU'l(f. 
 
 Improiiperous , impros purus, 
 ndj. iiliguKf lid).— «<<f 1 inpros'perously, 
 iiiiglii(flid). 
 
 Improsperousness , impros'- 
 
 puriikues, 4. bM ■>}}ti^liuiie\i , 9el;lf(4lageti, 
 llmiiricf. 
 
 Iiiipruvabiiity, iinprouvabilete, 
 i'b<r : 
 
 ImprovablenenK , Smprouvabi- 
 iiek , *. bit 2>rri'i||iTlid)ffit , tfaliigfrit, ucr^ 
 briierf rb. niii Oiii^eii uiigciiMiibt , beiiii(;r 
 
 IVlTbl'tl ill fcillllfll . I 
 
 IMF 
 
 1. Pfrbt|7frlid) , ^er SBirbrfroriiiig faljig. 2 
 mil 9rii(;fii aiiijeivoii&c, bcmii^r ivi-rbeit f6ii» 
 iieiib. 3. rtiibiiiii'iir, bti -iliibiiiicS fiii)ig. 
 
 1. I bave a tine spread of i m pr o v.ible 
 lands. Addison. 2. Tlie es.says of 
 wealier iieniU afford - liints to betier. 
 BxowH. 3. K scarcity of - lauds 
 began to be felt in tbese colonies. 
 
 Ramsay. 
 
 Improve, imprvuv', (norm, prover; 
 
 improwment, v. lar. probo) v. a. 1. | a) 
 
 I'erbffierii. b) iifri'oflfoiuniMcu ; perebein, 
 
 erl)i'l;cii. c> niUbilbeti, ucrfenierii (ben @fi|l). 
 
 2. benii^cii , fid) ill ^iiiQe niiHt)cii ; SBortljeU 
 jifljen ttui (titier iSadje). 3. ju eiiicin priif» 
 tifd>eu3iv((fe tiinudibeii, in 'iliieubiing brim 
 gfn. 4. I i>erniel;rrn , vcrgroMfni. 5. ge» 
 braiid)eii, niuuciibin. 6. [Oii'rbnni.j befitjcii, 
 bniieii, anbniicii. 7. tuii^biiligrii ((iiit>paiit> 
 
 lUIIQ). 
 1. a) A Judicions rotation of crops lends 
 to improve land, b; A good educa- 
 tion improves tbe mind and tba 
 manners. Webster. 2. Many oppor* 
 tunities occur ol improving money, 
 whicli, if a man mikses, be may not 
 afterwards recover. Kamoi.er. Tliuse 
 niomeuts were diligently improved. 
 Gibbon. Tbe sliorler tbe time, tbfl 
 more eager were they to — it. LAHOsea. 
 
 3. To - a discourae, or tlie doctrines 
 slated and proved in a sermon. Owen. 
 
 4. 1 fear we liave not a liltle improv- 
 ed the wretched inberilance of our 
 ancestors. Pokteus. 6. Let even tUp 
 coach, the inns, or liie ships be im- 
 proved as openings for useful in- 
 struction. T. ScuTT. 6. The house or 
 the farm is now improved by an 
 industrious tenant. 
 
 This similitude may be improved, 
 b\t\t6 ())le.d)iitp tiuiii nod) iveiter getricben 
 ivcrben. Thai will be improved to .., 
 bi\6 ivirb ill K. bifueii. 
 
 Improve, v. n. l. a) fic^ vtvbeS^tn, 
 
 in eiiuii bt'iietn 3u|Iaiib roiiiiiuiii fid) ui'r< 
 
 lu'llfoinniiien. b; (in; jiiiieijuirii duu, fort> 
 
 fdjrtiteii (iii>, 5ortfd)ritte nmdjfii dii), e* 
 
 ivi'itcr brnigcn (iu>. 2. Xiiiiii>l)uieu. 3. l^pan* 
 
 belj ileigeii (U. ^JSrcifeiu; im -^jctiie ilcigtn. 
 
 4. (lint on; G'tiurtf iHTbifffrii, ucriu'llfommnen. 
 
 1. a; A farm improves under judicious 
 
 management. The urlisaii improve* 
 
 by experience. Webster, bj We are 
 
 pleased to see our children improvt 
 
 in knowledge and virtue. 2. Doinitiaa 
 
 improved in cruelly toward the eud 
 
 of his reign. Milnek. 3. Tlie price of 
 
 cotloii improves, or is improved. 
 
 4. To — on the mode ot ullage Uku- 
 
 ally practiced. Wkuster. 
 
 Illipr<»veilieut , tinpiuwviueni, 
 
 t, I. Die 3SiTbriytriiiig (rinee 0)iite» to. 2. 
 
 bie 3>rri<i'(Uuuiniiiuitg (ciitifciviiuiltOi 93itr< 
 
 tbliiiig, 2>(rft'iiieriiiiQ, 'Jluebilbiiiig {be6 Q>iti' 
 
 \\t6 JC.;; (S-rl)i:»l)iiiifl. 3. (in; Ctr 5ortr(<)rifc 
 
 (ill;, bit 3ii>iiil}m<! (tin; , SSiTiuMifoiiiiiiiiini^ 
 
 <iii;. 4. (miiiid)iii- iiitl on; bic 23i'rbi'|7i:ritiig, 
 
 rd)iiybrtrr Siifli'ii'i-' (iii'- »• '''' 3im'<"t)p. 'it* 
 
 aiiiid)6ti)iiiii, Per c»>rii>iiiii. t>. crr 5ort|"d)r^ii. 
 
 7. brr tlutcrridji, bie lUumvui'iiiia. ^. tic 
 
448 Fafp. f/ir. fall, f.*». Me. met Finp, fin. N6, move. n6r, i?ot. 6il. clond. Tnhp. tnb. fnll t/nn. TMU. 
 
 liMF 
 
 IBftorPeninfl. 9. bie?Iiiiveiit»iiii(j, ^Stmifjuiifl. 
 10. a) tie prnfrifi1)c iJliimeiiDunrt. b) Die Oiuti' 
 flinueii6imn (eiiicr ^ittt). II. eie 25olleii> 
 eung. 12. 6rt5 ipiilffniittfl. 13. [Jii'VDam.] 
 6<t SScfi^, tcr aiiU'iiii (eiiie* (i)niii£>|1iut5). 
 14. pi. bit 25erbc(Teriinijeii dinf cineni (i)rim6; 
 fliirfe, }. S8. ®et>iiii6(, OMj.ifle :c.). Keht 
 lo. (ipniiDtl] ia6 ©n-igen btt ^reire. 
 4. Tlie parts of Siiioii. Camilla, .-iiid nonie 
 few otiiei's . are i ni p r o v e m c ii t s on 
 the Greek, poet. Addlson. 6. There is 
 a design of piiblisliiiig llie history ot 
 arcliitecture. with its several improve- 
 ments and decays. Addison. 7. 1 
 look, upon your city as the best place 
 of—. South. 9. A good — of his icusuii 
 S. Clarke. 10. a) 1 siiall make some 
 - of tliis doctrine. TiLLotson. 
 
 Improver f ImpruuVur, *■ 1. (^U 
 nrr , 6er uerbiiTert , ftd) ofcer iraeiiD etwau 
 iUxbttti bcfTi'i" iii(id)t , i>erbt|7i'rr; Der SBer: 
 fceiTerer; $i-iiir6erer. 2. txii 25«l>efyermifl*« 
 ttiittel i ^ef oreeninijSiiiittel. 
 
 llliprovided, improvi'ded, (Int. 
 Improvisus) ndj * uiii'orl;ergtri'l;eii , iiiitr. 
 kmrtet, itnuerKi)fM. 
 
 Jlllipruvitteucef improv'edense, 
 (Im pro V ' id e n t n ess) (l<. 1. provideiiiia) 
 «. 6ie Uui>inrii1)tiflfi'it, Der UnOeOttdjt, 'Shw 
 (jel (in 25oi|'t(l)t. 
 
 llliprMvideilt) improv'edont, (1. 
 provid^n.H) adj. 1. lllll'l'rri(t)rtfl, lorgll'd. 2. 
 (of) fid) nid)t L>oriel)eii& (ijtaeii , vov). - of 
 barm. iin6rriiiiiiiicrr. 
 
 llliprovitieiltly, inipror'edemle. 
 ado. uiiPi'i"ft(t)fi() , iVrfi.'os , iiiil>f6<irt)trnnt. • 
 
 IlliprOVisiOlly improviiLirun, 4. 
 
 •f Me lliuuirilcljnijreit, (aorijiofigf cii , ter 
 Wniigel nn a5or|icl)t. 
 
 MllipriltlcUVt?, iiiiprou'deuKe, (I ni- 
 pr u ' d e II t n e» s) (|r. ili. l>. lilt, inipru- 
 dentia) «. bit Utifliii)heir, lIiit)eDiid)(raiiireit. 
 
 llliprU(leilt,unpiuu'<leiit. adj. uwb 
 
 llliprutleutl),impruu deulle,ud«. 
 Biifiihi, iiiibt'Sni1)triim. 
 
 Impudence y inrpudeniie, dm'- 
 pudeiicy. 1 m ' p u d e n t n e s s) (lilt, im- 
 piidentia. fr. impudence; t. I. t>ie Ulll>er> 
 |'(t)iiiiitl<eit. 2. fiiv: Impudent. 
 
 ■.mpudeiit) impiKieut, (fr. "Si. v. 
 Irtt. impudens) oJj. 1. uni>erf(t)iilllt. 2. * 
 uiifeiifd). [iinoerriDiitiir. 
 
 Maiipildeiltly, impiideinle, adv. 
 
 Impiidicity, iMipiidik'ke>o. «. t>ie 
 
 Hltjri(t)flllf('lt, lllljlld)t. SlIEI.UON. 
 
 lllipu^Uf impune', (liU. iinpiigno; 
 » «. biilreifrii , iiiujrriieii , niifed)(eii (Pie 
 8EUiil)rl)t'ir eiuer i!fiif|ii!ie u.). 
 
 Impug-imtioii, impuni'shun, «. 
 t bit "iii'tlriitiiiitj; 6fr itJiDeri'liiiiB. 
 
 lmput;:iier, impuniir, t. btt 'ilu- 
 fril>i>'r , iu'i'irtirir. 
 
 Impiiiiii.Hance, inipiii.\'*aiise, (fr. 
 S5J.) t. •■' ba6 lliii'ermiviiMt , bit Sd)iV)ii(t)e. 
 
 ImpulNe^ iiii'piilse, UiU. iuipulsus) 
 
 «v I. i btt ©tOB, Driirf, »JliinoB (einei 
 jri:»rt>fr«). 2. t ») btt >Miirrifb; bi\6 >Uii|lif. 
 trii. b) itx Iricb, I>riiiig, tie Jiegiiiiti (6e6 
 0Jeimltl)3). c) fer ©vt'r". 'bfu^rfliimiiD, eie 
 IriflJieter. 3. f ter 'Jliiirtd, ^Jiiiinif. 
 1. Impulse it the rliecl ol uiocion, and 
 i« ia pruporliou lo iii« quauiiiy ol 
 
 IMP 
 
 matter and velocity of the impelling 
 body. 
 
 2. Meantime, by Jove'a i mpulse, Me- 
 
 zentius armed. 
 
 Succeeded Turnus... Drvdeh. 
 
 3. These were my natural impulses 
 for the undertaking. Duvden. 
 
 Mmpulsiuil, impul'shun, Uat. im- 
 pulsio) J. 1. f ttt fcrcp, >Uii|1o@, b(\i 'ilii< 
 (lo^eii, ircibeii; tcr Drucf (eiiicfi JKijrpt'rS). 
 i. i &tr \Untriet> , Sii6 !Uii|bf(eu. Miltom. 
 
 Jlmpulsive) impiiisiv, (fr. impui- 
 sifj adj. tnilJciiC) , niirreit'eiiD, iStOB... 
 
 Impulsive force, Die Xreibf Mff, «StOp> 
 tritft. - cause. Der "beiucggniiiD. 
 
 Impulsive, t. t btr >21iitriet>. 
 
 Impulsively ) impiil'wvle, adv. 
 iim Kmit; Diird) dliitricb. 
 
 JImpuuely, impiine'le, (fr. im- 
 puiie'ment) adv. liiigcfirilft (|lel)leil JO. 
 
 Impunity, impuneie, (fc. impu- 
 nite, I). liU. impuuitas) «. Die Ulige|lruftl;eil, 
 ©trnflofigfeit. 
 
 With impunity, imgcflrnft. 
 
 Impure, impure', (lilt, impurus) 
 adj. I. i tiiirem (2i5a|Ter zc). 2. tmof. ®e> 
 fe^j unrem (il)iere :c.). 3. i unrein, tiu: 
 irtucer; unjiidjtig; fiinDljnft; fiiuDiid). — 
 adv. Impurely, uureiii, unhtuter, UII> 
 iiuDfig. 
 
 Impure, v. a. -J- terunremtgrn. 
 
 Impureness, Impurc'nes, ( ((at. 
 
 JLmpurity , impii'ieie, K im 
 
 puntas; fr. impurite) *. 1. f Die Ullteiuig: 
 teit ibt6 aynfferS 20. 2. irgenD etiuns Un. 
 reined. Die llnre.nigfeir. 3. [niof. (.!>ie\t^] 
 Die llnrcmigfeit. 4. f a) Die llnreinigfiit, 
 llnliuiterteii; ©iinDl^nfiigfeii, (SunDigCett. 
 ii) Die Sine, UnfliUijerei ; liii|lttlid)feit , Un» , 
 reni'd)l)eti. c) Die Unretnl^eit. 
 
 JLlltpurple, impur'pl, (fr. empour- 
 prei) B. a. pnrpiimul) fiirben. 
 
 JImpurpled, impiirpld, adj. I. 
 
 >,'iiipiuri>tl). 2. Ill Tjjurpiir gefiiiDet. 
 
 Jlmputuble, Impii'iahi, (fr. ^.) 
 
 adj. 1. I iurt<t)a\b<\t , beijunieiTeii , jiijii: 
 
 red)ncii. 2. ^ iUinra)rciDeii. 3. eineni >!tii> 
 
 Dern jiir iiii|l gelegt ivrrDen fonneiiD, jiijii: 
 
 red)neii. 4. -J- niitliigbrtr, |lraft>nr. A\urkK. 
 
 1. Crimes, trespuK.tes are imputable 
 
 to those who commit them. 2. This 
 
 favor is - to your goodneas. or to u 
 
 good motive. 3. It has been a quct- 
 
 iion much agitatrd, whether Adam's 
 
 sin is — to his posleriiy. VVuuster. 
 
 Imput»bleneif8, impu lablues, 
 
 s. Die 3iireit)rnB«itrcit 
 
 ImputAtiOIl, impiit^'shun, (fr. 
 'Hi.) t. 1. i Die 3iirfd)nniig . :i5enne(|iing 
 (euirr i£d)«ii) k.) 2. | Die 3iifd)riMl>nng. 
 SiiAK. 3. Die aJerd)ulDignng , '^eiid)tinun(i, 
 Der 25onvurf. Aouisoa. 4. (fiir: iuiimatioo) 
 Die 'ilnjfige, Der Smgerjrig. Shak.. 
 
 3. Let us be careful to guard ourselves 
 against these groundless imputa- 
 tions of our enemies, and to rise 
 above them. Auuiso.^. 
 
 Imputtitive, Smpd'tativ, «dj. l. 
 iiirrd)nenD, %)rfd)iilDigiiiigd ..., 'iliifinge . . . 
 iiiiiirrd)nrn, lu-iiiiiiiiiJrii. 
 Imputativeiy, impu lat'vla, adv. 
 iuxil) 'dt'iineHung. 
 
 liN 
 
 Impute, impute', (hit. imputo; ft. 
 
 Impnter) u. a. 1. (; felitn J) (jineni Qtmai 
 
 }iired)nea , beimeJTen , Sd)iilD geDcn , iur 
 
 je.iillfgen. 2. jiird)rfil'en ; beilegen. 3. (S-iiKm 
 
 GriuniJ }iired)iien (.mai njm iiid)t gel)i>n). 
 
 1. We impute wrong actions 10 had 
 
 motives, or to ignorance, or to tolly anii 
 
 rashness. Webster. 2. 1 have read a 
 
 book imputed to lord BiiihiirHU 
 
 SwirT. 3. it has been lield that Adam'a 
 
 sill is imputed to all liis posterity. 
 
 Ejicyc. 
 
 Kmputer, impu'tiir, «. fitter, btt 
 
 ©riuii* jnredjnet, beimigr, jiird)retl>t. 
 
 Imputreseibiiity , imputiessi. 
 bil'cti, *. Die Uiuifnufc'lidjfi'it. 
 
 Imputrescible, imputies'sehl, 
 adj. uni'crfouli'iir, iiiuienue^lid). 
 
 lu, in. (hit. in) em -)>r.ifirnm, trt tM 
 Snfninnienfe^iingen cine ^ernfinimg^prtt* 
 tifel, tngl. 11. Dentfd) un, nn; oD. beDent<:t 
 edin, till, j. ^. incase, einrd)lieOen, iiin* 
 geben; i^Dcr I'crtldrrt t6 Den ©inn eiHt* 
 2i3orte<, j. iS. iuciease, iiernitljren, per» 
 gropern. In i<or I, veriiiiDrrt ftd) in ill, |. 
 'Ji3. illusion; i)ur r tn ir, -y ^. irre- 
 gular; u. ill im i»rr einein ii!tppent'nd>» 
 l^aben; }. '£. I m bitter, im mate rial, 
 impatie n t. 
 
 lu, in, (((ir. In; gr. en; gorf). in; aiy 
 geif. in; fr. en; fp.en; it. in ; Dtin. ind; 
 l)Oll. in ; fd)iw. in ; lu. yii ; fiiiiffr. aiitu) pruep. 
 
 1. <gegeniuiirfig, eingefctloifin, von (Snim 
 jen unigibein in. In a house; - a fort; - 
 a city; — (jermany ; — Paris. (At bet eiu» 
 fernten ©riiDteii, bet Ddrfern, .^tuiferti, 
 CiinDft^en). 
 
 2. (einen SuHonD btS @cmirct)rfeiii<, 93ef> 
 6uiiDenfein$ iiiiieig.'iiD) in. Sugar in tea; 
 carbonic arid in coal, lateut heat in air. 
 
 3. (ein ©em, eine dhil)t m irgenD einem 
 3uilanDe be^eidjneiiD) in. lu sickness or 
 health. 
 
 4. (eiiie 3eit niijeigeiiD) in; nn; ttti; un> 
 ter; jii. In that hour or day, jii Der©riinDr, 
 (in Drill Irtge. - the daytime, l>ei Iiige, lUii 
 iiige. - tlie afternoon, ^iildjinittiige'. - 
 time, mil Der 3eit, iur3eili JM redjtet 
 3eit. - the mean time, niittlenveite. - 
 former times, ucrniill^, uor 3eiteil. 
 
 3. (ein 2>erhnliniB nnDeiitenD; ven. Out 
 ia ten (iind) of ten, out of ten). Fiv« 
 in the hundred, fl'inf POni .^piHlDevr, i "/q. 
 To pay twenty shillings in the pound, jiim 
 iH'fien ibetnige pD. btii uolleu aJetiMij beiiilj* 
 len. 
 
 6. an. Ye believe iu God, believe als« ^ 
 in nic. Bmui. You shall always liud a 
 friend — lue. 
 
 7. t\<\<S). In appearance, Dein ©c^riM 
 nnd). - all likelihood , allein iilnfi1)eit4< 
 nii(t>. - »>iy mind, meiner •OJiemiiiifl Miitt). 
 
 8. nili. In obedience; — coiiteiupt ; ~. 
 respect to you; — the distance. The devit 
 speaks — biw. [said iu it. 
 
 9. tU>er. 1 only consider what lie ha* 
 
 10. mit, l<rr. Slie gaied iu wonder. 
 
 11. AUf. lu my cliambor; — the couatryi. • 
 He. was taken - tlm >act. Ur. Neauder, 
 Protessor - the uiiiversily at Berliu (AUf 
 Ob. nn Di;r lliiivirftriK 111 :^rrtiu/. 
 
 12. iiutrr. A book iu the pre*a 
 
Fale. frtP. fall. fat. Sli, met. Fine. fin. N6, move . iiOr. i;of. oil. rloinJ. Ti'ibe. Uib, full. l//iii. Tllis. 449 
 
 IN 
 
 13. eft, ('el■D^^erl C fur on. Let fowU 
 oinltiply in tlie earth. 
 
 14. in, ^u^d). In thee shall all nationa 
 be blessed. 1 am glorified in them. 
 
 15. jli. Lord Clifford vows to fight in 
 thy defense. Shak. — praise, }um 2obt. 
 
 16. |1att into. Shak. 
 
 17. I n that. n>eil ; in. Some things they 
 do in that lliey are men ; iionie things i n 
 that they are men misled and blinded 
 with error. Hooker. In that yon are 
 like to be my kinsman. Shak. 
 
 18. In as much (as), in fo fern (a\i). 
 1 will ride for health. Inasmuch as I 
 am infirm. Webster. 
 
 In writing. |"d)rift(i4. In print, in einer 
 Ii:u(fr(t)rift; ilM Drilrfe. To be - drink or 
 
 - liquors, betninfeii fein. To be — humor, 
 gclniint fcin. To be - great hopes, (jri'ge 
 i^offnungen t^aben, f)tgen. Sick - mind, 
 (jeiiiiir(j5frnuf. - few, - a few. fiirjuin, 
 flirj U. (Jilt. - shoh, furi. - at the win- 
 dow, un(l)Ud) rr)Cll(jt. Shak. - any hand, 
 out irgenC eine »llrt, nuf j»^f^ Jafl. Shak. 
 
 - place, in @tnAt$t)ieni]rn. To be bound 
 
 - duly, )u Grivn* vcrpHidfttt fein. - eub, 
 
 - pup, tT(id;iig. It is not - man, tt (l(^t 
 nid)t bci Den Wfm'djfn, in ^fr ^)Kiid)t be* 
 9ienr(f)i'n. That happens seldom — him, 
 bai fiMnnit ihn relrrii on. As God U — 
 being! |'o lunljr 0)rtt (ebt! 
 
 lUf adv. 1. bavin, battia. 1 care not 
 who is i n. 
 
 "i. I)inetn. To go in, to get -, f)indn> 
 Qtl)tn, l)inttufi'ninien. 
 
 3. therein. Come in, fomnien £ie f^rrein, 
 
 4. babti. [ Ijerein ! 
 6. [•TOnr.] fed. The sails are In. 
 
 Who has, or will come in (i. e. Into 
 office)? met lit ntii 9(ii6er Dbtr met ivirt 
 ails 3?u^er fcnimen? Who is -, or who is 
 out.' nn \\\ iiii (hijt^rrit) Ctnat^Mciijle, ans 
 gefteitt, rrniiiint, ot>. n>n itl niiger Dienfl, 
 luer l)i)t jfinr £tefle I'erlorfn? A *esi.el has 
 come iu, cin €d)itT i|1 rinnrlnufrn. To keep 
 in with, a) n<ii)e I'ein cb. bletbtn 6ei... 
 b) fid) bci (Pinmi in OJiiiifl jii erijiilttn rii« 
 dxn. Keep the ship in with the land! 
 (-)Jt.ir.] Cicl)t bclni £l^^^e (ifl)iiUeii ! My hand 
 is-, id) bill itli Siifli". To be -Willi, a) linlji: 
 fciii bci... b> (S-iiitin mil ti'iii ^cibt feiii. He 
 is — , cr l)nt (6 bCi)rijfcn. To be in and out 
 in a qu.irier of an hour, inncrl)ii(b riiicr 
 SBlcrrct|■^lltl^e &rciiii6 ii. ijiiiit iViii. In and 
 our bolls, turd) II. (iirct) ncl^enCe ^otjcii. 
 
 Ill, f. ([ p[. the ins. bit VOn btn 0)tl> 
 niilcrn u. iiciiumliflten, tit l)ot)e ®tiiiit6< 
 flcllfii bcfii'ireii, tit, mtld)t niii •iiiibtt \it)tn. 
 
 lUf f. n. o I. cinarnrcn. 2. tin|iit;rcn. 
 i. rinbnnncn. 4. ciubiiiicii. 
 
 lll-Mll<l-ill, lU-and-in', «. ' tint 
 Wrt 'S3iirtViiiMcl. 
 
 lunbility, inablleii. (fr. inhabi- 
 liie> »■ bit i\>l)\\u\<t)t , moraniitit u. gci|1i>ic) 
 tUi(iit)ir,f cit , bti$ UnvrniiOficii. (teit. 
 
 Inability to pay. tte 3nl)llllin^unfahi<)> 
 
 lnMbl«*lll<7llt, Ilia biiueui, «. t I><C 
 QAbiilfru (&(iuiif jii it)iitii. 
 
 Iianb«tineilCe, inabsieneuhe. «. 
 (le lliii'iithnlrrnnifrir. 
 
 Innbllflivdy, Jnabil'Mvli, ade. 
 ^ p|)iie iBJiBbraiid). 
 
 Eayl. ■ lieuttcii iViirterhucb. I. 
 
 INA 
 
 Inaccessibility, inaksessibh'- 
 ete. o6cr : 
 
 Iiiacces.«(iblene88, Inakses'- 
 
 seblnes. t. bit llli)ii.]illl()li(tifclt. 
 
 Inaccessible, inakses'sebl, (fr 
 2B.) adj. 1. T u. i unjii(iaii<iiict). 1. ntrf)t 
 iU crl)iilcen, nid^t ^cibrijiirc^niTcn, ni(t)t bci: 
 iiibriiiGcn. 
 2. The necessary vouchers are inacces- 
 sible. Webster. [iin.jiitiaiiglitt). 
 
 Inaccessibly, inaksesseble. adv. 
 
 Inaccuracy, iiiakkiira.se, «. 1. 
 bic UuflcMiniigfcit, Uiirid)rii]frit, btx Jeljier. 
 2. btx ')}i'angcl an QJcniiiiitjfcit, bit lliigciinuig: 
 feir, llnrid)tigtcit. 3. bie 'Diact^iafiigCeit (eiutr 
 ^cn'oio. 
 
 InaCCnrnte, inak'kdrile, adj. 
 ungciiiui, a; iinridjrig. b) mictjlaiTig.. — adv. 
 Inac'curately. unric^tig. 
 
 Inaction, luakshuu, (fr. 2B.) «• 
 tit llntl)iuigreit. 
 
 Inactive, inak'tiv, (fr. Inactif) 
 adj. 1. tnige. 2. iintljiirig, trage, fdjliifrig, 
 I'liiiniiVlig (i<Dn ^cnriicn). 3. Cie ^l;iuigfei( 
 Ijinbernb. 4. oi^ne $>inMung (ivie (£(f>au> 
 fl>iel(). 
 
 1. Matter Is, perse, inactive. Webster. 
 Inactively, iuakdvU, ode. un> 
 
 ttj.itig , trrtge. 
 
 Inactivity, inaktiv'^i^. «. I. bie 
 trngl)cit tbcr 'TOiitcnc). 2. bic irngtjcir, lln> 
 tljnrigff it , Sdjiiifriiifcir, HiiiTigfut. 
 
 InaCtuate, inak'iudte, V. a. t in 
 l(j(itigffit, in 2)eii>cguiig reijcn. 
 
 Inactuatiou, iuaktui'ahun, «. 
 t tit 2>rrriif)tung. 
 
 Ina(le«|uacy, inad ekwasi. obcr 
 
 Inaflequateness, luad ekwate 
 nes, «. I. bic Un)uliingli(t)fcit. 2. bic lUii 
 glcicthcit, b<i< ^l)}{i^i>crl;iiitiii^, bic Unangc- 
 iiir||cnl)cit. 3. bic Unpollildnbigfeit, '>]}iangcls 
 Ijnftigfcit (bcr SBcgriffc). 
 
 2. Dr. Price considers this Inadequa- 
 cy of representation as our iuuda- 
 mental grievance. BuRkE. 
 
 Inadequate, luad'ekwAte, adj. 
 unb 
 
 Inadequately, inari ckuAti-le. 
 adv. I. iiiiiiiiaii>iii^'). i- iinaiigrmcijni. 3. 
 miiiigell)ii|t , iiiii'olli'liiiibig. 
 
 Inadequatiun , inldekw&'xhuii. 
 I. bcr-Mi'mincl iiii gciiiiiitr llcbfrciiirtiniinuiuj. 
 
 Inadliesiun, uiadbexhiin. «. a) 
 
 bcr '}}iaiigcl an 3ui'aiumeul;iing. b; bai 
 
 iJiid)tiiiil)iUigfn. 
 
 b; Porcelaiu clay is distinguished from 
 
 colorific earths by in adhesion to 
 
 the hngers. KiRw*ji. 
 
 Inadiikissiltiiity, !iia(liiiiK>.ci>ir 
 ite. t. tii llMjiil.iiTiiifiMt (ctiifr e-iiiii>eiiNiiirt). 
 
 Inatluiissible, iuadui's'sebi, ifr- 
 Sffi.) «<(>. iiiMiiliirMii. 
 
 Inatlvertence, inadver'teiise, } 
 
 Inadvertency, inadver'teusc. ^ 
 
 (luad ver'tise men t) (f'r. iiiadveruiiite; 
 «. I. bic Unrtdjtrnmfeit , ^iiidjiarngfrit. 2. 
 bfl« SSfrfrhiii , bcr Jrljlcr. 
 
 Inadvertent, inadver'ient. adj. 
 linii(t)[min , llild)liirMi). — adv. Inadver'- 
 tenily. iiniid>tr,ini , n::6 lliMdinnnifeit. 
 
 InafTability, inaifabiieie, «. bie 
 llngt'iVriid^igri'it, 3>'i^U(^l;'>'""'iI *'" 'Jtebca. 
 
 INA 
 
 InafTable , inaffabi. (t>. (at. affa- 
 bilisi adj. iinai'iVfarf)ig / }iirii(fl)ii(r.fiib. 
 
 InalTectation , inaHeUlashun, 
 *. bcii iiiigcjiuuiigciK, unaffcCtirre , \ing/t> 
 fiiiiftclrc iUcfcn. 
 
 Inaifected, inallek'ted, adj. i 
 liniU'iil'ilUiicil. — adv. Iiiaf f ec' ted 1 jr, 
 iiiiiKiiviiiigrii. 
 
 luaidallle , luide'abl . adj. un> 
 Ml)ifl , ipuiic jn cnipfaiigcn , ^iilfloS , ucr.- 
 iivt'iicic. Shak. 
 
 Inalienable, InAle'ylnabl. (fr. 
 '23.) adj. uiuii'crfragbar, iimu'raiiiji'rlic^. -r 
 adv. I iia 'I i e nabi y . iiniibcrtragbar. 
 
 Inalienableness, lnaie'yeuabl. 
 lies. *. ric Uiu'eriiiiMrrlid)fcit. 
 
 Inaliiliental, lualemen'tal, adj. 
 iiid)t iinl)ri)ii|t. 
 
 Inalterability, in^ituiibit'^iA, 
 t. bit Uiun'raiiberli(f)fcir. 
 
 Inalterable, inil'turabl, (ft. 033.) 
 adj. iinrcriiiircrlid). 
 
 Iiianiiable, inil'meabl, adj. •(■ 
 nid)t iicbriu'iuiirbiii. niiiifatlig 
 
 Inainialf leness , ini'meablnes, 
 *. bcr 'Oltaiigcl <in licbcnfiuiji^bigen Q'igen< 
 fcftrtftcn, bic 'JJfiftiiifluifcir. 
 
 Iliaillissillility, inauussebil'eti, 
 
 InainisMibleness, niamis'sebl- 
 nes. t. bic lliit'criicrbiirfcit. 
 
 Inaiiiissible, luaiuls'sebl, (fr. 'SS. 
 V. Int. aiiiiito) adj. iiniHTlicrbar. 
 
 Inamorato, inauiiu6ii't&, «. l. 
 bcr ajciiiibtc. 2. bcr Ciebile. 
 
 Inane, lunAne', dat. inanls) a^. 
 (ecr. - «. bcr Icere pJaiim. Locke. 
 
 Inanvular, inang'gulur, a4j. t 
 nid)t ccfig, fciiic g^cfcn ijabcnb, ninvinfdig, 
 iincrfig. [bcfrcicn , aiitniuiitcrn. 
 
 Inaniinate, luaneiuite, v. a. f 
 
 Inanimate, i ,. 
 
 lutUlimated, Inanimited,^ 
 I. f u. i Itblci , unbdcbt, unbcfcclt. 2. 
 (J5)anbcl| iliU , flnn vVUttt :c.). 
 
 Inanimateuess, iuan'eiu4tenes, 
 *. bic ei-blrfiiifiit, lliibcrecltl)cir. 
 
 Inanimation, inauemi'sliiin, «. 
 - ill iiaile. Me *£ri(lc im i^aiibcl. 
 
 Inanitimi, inanl'.lrijn. (fr. 2G) «• 
 I. I'Wfb.) bic 2t<Tt (bcr ©cf.iiTo. 2. Die 
 'Waiicniccrc , -Kaflciirdjiuat^e, &iitfraftuug, 
 ©rri1>oi»iiiii(i aiie ■'^■'iaiigcl an iJia!;ruiig. 
 
 Inanity, inan'eie, (lat. inaiiitas) «. 
 I. bie Cfrre. 2. 1 fie 3iid)ri!)f fit , (S-itelfeir. 
 
 Inappetence, inap'peiense. i 
 
 Inappetency, iiiap'peiei|.se. y 
 (fr. iij.i *• I. [-MiVb.) bcr OJiaiigil an Q^i 
 lull, bic lliiliiil jum (S-JTcii. 2. 1 bic lliiliiil. 
 
 Inapplicability , iiiapj>iekabit'. 
 e;e. s- bit Uiiaiiiwi'iiDl'arteit. 
 
 liiapplioible, luap'plekabl. (ft. . 
 <!B-) adj. ii> iinaiiiuciibbar, unaiiiucnbli^. 
 b) (10) iinaiimciibbar '.aiifi. 
 
 Inapplication, inappiekisliuu, 
 (fr. ii5.) *. CiT UiiflfiS, Cic Oiattiiirfiijfeit. 
 
 Iiiapposit<;, iiia|)'p6^ii, adj. un> 
 paffiiib (iiciuciftiriiiif !C.). 
 
 Inappreciable, inappri'sh^abl, 
 (fr. -i!3.) adj. u\\\\i)cn)b<it , niibcridjcnbar, 
 nid)t ju rd).ii)cii , iiid)r jii bi'rcd)iicn. Urc. 
 
 Iiiapprelieiisible,iiiappieb«u' 
 seul, uilj. tiiiDcrilantlid). 
 
 J9 
 
450 Fate. far. fa?I, fat. Me, met. Fine. fin. No. move, n6r, got, 61], cloud. Ti'ibe, tuh, fiill. tZ/in, TFIis. 
 
 INA 
 
 Xnappreliensive^ mappr^lien'- 
 »iv, adj. iimnifmerfriiui, gleid)(ifi(rig. 
 
 Inapproacliable, inapprotsh'- 
 abl. adj. uniU(\imc\Ud) . iiiierreirt)liar. 
 
 Inapproprisite, inappr6'preate. 
 adj. I. unnnaemt'iTen. 2. uueigen, uucigrn; 
 
 luaptitude , inap'tetude, t. tie 
 Hnfminlic^feit, Unpnglicf)fcit; Uiitiic()ri(jfeit. 
 
 Inaquate, ina'kwate. ((nt. aquH- 
 tus) adj. f iem 2Bii(|er ciiiuerlcibt. — In- 
 aqua'tion, s. Die ©inuerleibii.id niit 
 bent IDniTet. [pfliigfenr , nid)t jii pftiigen. 
 
 Iliarable, inar'rabl, adj. liicf)t 
 
 Mnarcllf inartsh', p. a. [Qiarteiif.] 
 flfcfi^ugeii , nblnfrircn. 
 
 Inarticulate, inartik'ulate, adj. 
 unteiirlirf); unnu!5nerpnict)en, unnrtifiiltrt. 
 
 Inarticulately, iiiartik'kulatele, 
 adv. uai'ernel)iii(id) , unDciitltc^. 
 
 Inarticulateness, iiianik'ku- 
 lAtenes, ( 1 aa r t i c u I a't i o n ) «. bie till: 
 beiitlidjfeit in bcr 3lu«rprn(J)e, Unuernef)iii5 
 Iid)fcit. 
 
 Inartificial, uiartefisli'al, <fr. in- 
 artificiel)flrf/..tiiii|llo«, a) nic^t fun|T9«ed)t. 
 b) ciiifaci), iingofiinjlelt. — adv. liiartifi'- 
 cia II y, riHHlloS, 
 
 Inattention, inattln'stiun, (ft. 
 SJ.) s. Die llnniifmerffntiifeit, Unnd^rfiiiiifeit. 
 
 Willi inattention, unnuftnecffaiii, 
 fl!eirf)!lii-lrig. 
 
 Inattentive, inattln'tiv, (fr. in- 
 aiteiitiO iidj. iiiMiit'nierffiini , uiind)trnin- — 
 a/h. I II a 1 1 e II ' 1 1 V e I y , illiaufllUTf ('am. 
 
 Iiiaiiflible, iniwdeiil. adj. unl)or> 
 tnv. — aid'. I II ail ' (I i bl y . mibtrbiir. 
 
 Inaiag'lirsil, inaiv'guial, adj. ^tt> 
 
 tritt^ . . . , (rimueiljuiifli . . . , 3''>'"iflu>^'il • • • 
 (??fDe :c.). 
 
 Inaug-urate, iiiaw'girite, (fr. 
 in.'ingiiiei-. ii. I.) v. a. I. feicrlirf) eiine^cii 
 Dt>. ciiifnlwcn ; cinu'ciljcii. 'i. ± feierlic^ i'er> 
 icil)en. 3. t nfiirflirf) unfangeii. 
 
 Inaugurate, adj. feierlic^ ein<]e> 
 • fctjr, etiujcu>fi[)t. 
 
 Inaug-uration, iniwgiiril'shun, 
 (fr. 3B.) ». I. eie fcierlidje g-iiue^iino (in 
 ein 9Iinf). 2. i>ie 9luf|1ennno, Giniueiljung 
 (einer 35ilMaii(c k.). 
 
 Iuaug:uratOry, 'niw'gurature, 
 adj. Die ^iiiiiiiiuriitirn betreffent, (Jiniuei: 
 I)unn5.., Onaiiflurnriyii«.., 9Jntritt6.., 
 G'lnfe^unge... 
 
 Inauratiun, inSwrii'sliiin. (u. I. 
 Iii.-.uro) «. tie SBerflLilBung , tm6 aSerflPlficn. 
 
 Inauspicate, inAw'spckate, adj. 
 ©d)!itnuie6 uorbeCieutenD, niiiiui^. 
 
 Inau$«picious, iii^vvspisli'u*. adj. 
 con fd)iimintr aSorbeDeiitaug, uugiinilig, 
 unglilcflid), rc<)(imm. 
 
 Tiie war coninieneed at an Inauspici- 
 ous time and its issue was—. Tlie coun- 
 •els of a bad man have an — influence on 
 «ociety. Webster. 
 
 Inauspiciousness, in^wtpisii' 
 - iSsnes. t. Die rd)linime SBnrbeDeiitiiiig, t>a6 
 Hiiiiuiillige, Uiiiiliicftlriip, 'i))iii5gcid)i(f. 
 
 Inbeing, inbeing. *. |'T5hiiiM:.] d,i(- 
 9Inh'iiigfn, ainirin, Die llnjiTrreniiiirt)rfit. 
 
 Inituani, in'bord. odj. - cargo. 
 It^i'eonDi'ij tie iiiiiepe e^jfeiaDiiiig. 
 
 use 
 
 Inborn, in 'born, adj. (with) rtns 
 
 gebL^reu (S'iiienn. [cingef^aiicfjt, eiiigegeben. 
 Inbreatlted, iii^reXHd'. adj. ^ 
 Inbred, in'bred, adj. I. nngeboren, 
 
 natiirlid). 2. inlancifdj, CnuDeS... {Qv-. 
 
 jcuiinide). [Dringen. 
 
 Inbreed, inbrced'. ». o. f)eri'ort 
 Inca, ill ka, s. [&c\'(i>. V. $eruj cet 
 
 3nta. [filling fperreii. 2. einfpcrrfn. Shak. 
 Incag'e, inkadjc', B. •«. I. ill eiiicii 
 Inca^einent, inkadje'mlnt, s. 
 
 Die (fiiirperniiig , sp.ifr iii eineiu iliifig. 
 Incalculable, inkatkuiabl . (fr. 
 
 2Bj adj. uiU'crecl>i'iUmr. — adv. I neat' - 
 
 c u I a ii I y , uiUHTtrt)eiif>ar. 
 
 InCaieKCence, iukales'slnse. 
 
 Incalescency, iiikales'.sliise . 
 (p. Int. iiicalesco; *. t<\6 SjiirmmerDcn, Die 
 Grl)itjung. [lunrni iverDeiiD, fid) crl)iijcnD. 
 
 lucaiescent, inkalcs'slnt, adj. 
 
 Incaineration, iiikaiueia'.>iiaii, 
 (fr. 213. J *■ Ipnptli. itanjl.j Die iBerciiiigiing 
 niit Den finnimergnteru, ©iiijiel;niig. 
 
 Incandescence,iiikaiideN'sense, 
 (U. liU. iiicandesco) t. Igljein.] bdi 2i5eip< 
 glul)en. [223.) adj. [Sljem.] ii)fi)}gli'il)e:iD. 
 Incandescent, 111 kaii(ies'seiit,(fr. 
 Incantation, inkauta'sliun, (fr. 
 233.) *• Die !8ejiuiberiiiig*icreimniie, ^zi 
 fdjiuoruiig^formel, Dcr S'liit'tTiprnd). 
 
 InCantatOry, inkau'laturG. adj. 
 inubern'd).- Incnn tn'tor. *. Der3aiiOvrer. 
 Incanting:, lukao'tiug, adj. f ^au> 
 berifd), bejaubernD. 
 
 Incanton, mkan'tun, v. a. eiiu'in 
 j^niirciie eiiuu'vieit'eii. Aduisok. 
 
 Incapability, inkapaii'ieii. ^ 
 Incapableness, inkA'pablnls. ^ 
 s. 1. Die igmligo) llnfiiljigfeir ; llnnutrig, 
 feit; (10) llnrauglid)fcir (ju;. 2. [3{cd)rfiVr.] 
 Die (gefeljlid)e) llnfiibigfeit. [office. 
 
 2. The i II enpabi I i t y of liolding an 
 Incapable, inkA'pabi. (fr. 213. >«((/. 
 I. (of) nid)t gerilaniig oD. lueit geiiiig, nirfjt 
 ben gcljijrigcii iKiiiitn fjabciiD (iiin Griiuiij jii 
 foJTeio. 2. (of; (geiiiig) iinfAliig (Griun^ iii 
 bcgrtifen pD. jii Icriicii). 3. (of) iiid)t jiiliifi 
 feuD (©tmn^). 4. (of) unri'id)t!g (ju). 5. (of) 
 nid)t fnf)ig (einrr ©iid)e). 6. [5Ccd)ri5fpr.] 
 (gcfeijlid)) unfnl}ig. 7. f (of) mdjt bmu^: 
 (ciuer ^ndio , niifnl;ig (Friun^ ju begrcifcii, 
 o()ne giiffiingsJfri-ifr. Shak. 
 
 1. A vessel is incapable of containing 
 or liolding a certain qiianlity of liquor ; 
 •j- CD. Ilie a vessel is incapable of 
 that quanlity. 2. Man is — of compre- 
 hending the essence of the Divine 
 Being. An idiot is — of learning to 
 read. 3. The bridge Is — of reparation. 
 
 4. Is not your father grown incapable 
 Of reasonable affairs? Shak. 
 
 5. My friend is incapable of a disho- 
 norable act. 6. A man convicted on 
 impeachment Is disqualified, and 
 therefore — of holding any office of 
 honor or profit under the government. 
 
 Webster. 
 He thought himself incapab le of re- 
 paration, er gliiubre, feine (55cnugtl)iiiiiig, 
 fciii SdjnDfiicrrii^ fiiMinte il)ni iwerDfii. To 
 be - of reparation, iiid>t mel;r aiisgel)C|Ter: 
 merDen foiiiien 
 
 INC 
 
 Incapacious, fnkapi'shus, »($ 
 
 I. uiitr geniiiinig, eiigc. 2. t a) enge (©ecle). 
 b) t 'of) iinfiiliig, G-tiimS jii begreifen. 
 
 Incapuciousaess, inkapA'sbus- 
 nes. s. Die 6-ii(je, Dfr 'Wiiiigel nn Jfniini. 
 
 Incapacitate, inUapas'seiAle. V, 
 a. 1. (getftig. iiiiffliiig iiuirf)cn. 2. Dieniliiin 
 fA()ig, ^nni 3?ii'ii|tc unti'idirig innd)cn (€nl> 
 DntcnK.); fd)iund)en, entfrafrcn. 3. (for; 
 unCiiIjig mncljeM (jii). 4. (gefeijlid)) unfnl)ig 
 niad)en. 
 I. Old age and infirmity often incapa- 
 citate men to exercise the office of 
 a judge. 2. The loss of an arm dis- 
 ables a soldier, but does not — him. 
 3. Infancy incapacitates one for niHr- 
 riage. 4. Conviction of a crime inca- 
 pacitates one to be a witness. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Incapacitation , inklpass^ia'- 
 shun. s. "t Die llnriid):igfeit; (gere0lid)e u. 
 geijlige) UMfii(;igfnt. 
 
 Incapacity, inkapls'sete, (fir. in- 
 capacite') s. 1. Die (geijligc) Uiifiiljigfeit; \\\u 
 tud)rigPeit; lliitnnglid)feit. 2. [ D{ect)r^fpr.] 
 Die (gciVylic^c) lliifal)igfBit. 
 
 Incarcerate, inklr'sirite, (I. in- 
 carcero; fp. encarcelar; fliigelf. carcaern; 
 gDtl). karkara ; lu. carcar; fr. incarce'rer) 
 V. a. eintpcrrcn, einferfern 
 
 Incarcerate, adj. eingeferfert. 
 
 Incarceration, inkarsera'ishun, 
 *. Die G-infcrfivuitg, (Jiiifprrniiig. 
 
 Incarn, Inkam'. UiU. incarno) v. a. 
 [^yjiei.] nut 5-li'ird) beDcrfen. - v. n. •^uiul^ 
 anfeyen, uerilfird)pii. 
 
 Incarnadine, inkar'nadine, (fr. 
 incarnadin) nd/. Icibfiirbi^ , fjeiutfiirbig, 
 (leird)fiirbcii, (cibf.irbeii. - s. -j- Die '5iei|'d)fiirM. 
 
 Incarnikdine, i'. a. rotl; fiirben. ' 
 
 Incarnate, inklr'nate. (fr. incar- 
 ner; fp. encarnar) ». a. 1. niit SJIeil'd) be* 
 flei&fii. 2. i iii'riiu-iifd)lid)en (eine 3Dee). 
 
 Incarnate , dlicar'nated) adj. 
 1. a) niu jjleifd) bcflciDei. b) Jteifd), '^)icnu1) 
 geiuiTDen. 2. i eingi'fteifd)t (icnfel). S. 
 (fd)i'rt.) fleifd)f>irbig. 
 1. Id The incarnate Son of God. 
 
 Incarnation, inkarni'shun, (fr. 
 '35.) »• I. Die ajefleiDiiiig niit '5''''i'fi)/ 23e»» 
 flcirdjiing. 2. [ if^enl. ] Die ■))reiifd)mcrDiiihj 
 ((Jl)ri|1i). 3. [5l)ir.] Der g!eird)mnd)5. 4. Die 
 (yicifdjfiirbe. 5. Die ©olbe jiiin aSiid)feii Defl 
 5leifd)e^. 
 
 Incamative, inklr'nlitiv, (fr. in- 
 caniaiif) adj. i-D.ViD.] flcifd)nuid)cnD, fie |"d)« 
 erjeiigciiD. - s. [ ■^Ticb. ] t>([i gleifdjmittcl, 
 fteird)nmd)cnDe '^Jfirtel. ^ 
 
 Incartation , iiikart4'$hun , «. 
 [(Eluni.) Die SdjeiDiiiig (Diird) SdjeiDeiunffer). 
 
 Incase, inkase', V. a. 1. ill ein Qin 
 !)aiife, 35el)iiltiiij} einfd)liegen. 2. niit itmaS 
 ^cileni iinigcben, iinifd)lie6en, beDecfen. 
 
 Incask, inkask'. V. a. in ein ^oij r^nn. 
 
 Incasteliate(I,inkas'tellated, (irty. 
 1. eingefnOt, iimbiuir. 2. in ciiicr Snrg ge« 
 fnngen, eiiigefdxrffi'ii. 
 
 Incastelied, inkas'lellcd, adj. 1. 
 cingrniiinerr. 2. [Jt'ofjiirjueif.] (u. fr. enca*t». 
 ler) i.Hi(ll)iifig, Ijiiijiumigig. 
 
 IlftCntenati4»n, inkaien^'shun, (p 
 ItU. c«tena) f. bie -21nfetriing, SJerfrttutio. 
 
 1 
 
F&te. far, fall. fal. Mh, met. Finp. fin. !V*i. movp. n^)r. s?ot. 61!. rMii.l. Ti'ihe. Hib. fi'.;!, t7/in. Tflis. 451 
 
 Incautious, inkaw'shus. arfj. ^ 
 
 IjtC<tutiuii.sly,iiikiw'!>liukle,((({r.^ 
 anf<(<)utriuii, iiiun'rfii1)tiq. 
 
 Iacnufinusiiess,iiikiw'.shusnes. 
 », Me Uiibii)ut|"iiniffit, Uiu>prrid)fii]feit. 
 
 Incavntcd, in'kavaied, (u. lot. ca- 
 fo; adj. nii«ii>'l)i''''r. em(ift>0!icii, iimgeboflen. 
 
 Incavatiuu, inkavA'shun. t. l. 
 9ai^ -iliiSh&hlfii. 2 Pie •3tiifI)ol)[iinfl, $>&I)liinfl. 
 
 luceud, iiiseiid', U<U.) f. a. -j- eiu> 
 lUiiPeti. M*RsTow. 
 
 InCt^ndiary, iiisen'deare. iimeii'- 
 leare. (fr. inceiiiliaire . l<. lot.) «• 1. Per 
 fflJorPbreinier, SroiiPilifter. 2. Per 9Iiifivica» 
 ler, 'Sliifruljrpr. 3. Per Qliifiliftcr, «Mii|lifcer. 
 
 Incendiary, adj. l. morPbrenne: 
 cifd). 2. niitriil)rrrn"rt), niifruhrird). 
 
 InceUSe, lu'slns);. (lot. incensom) 
 •. 1. per 553fil)riiiiri), Piie 9{nii*iuerf. 2. Per 
 jaiifileignibe) aSieiljrnud). 3. [5piil|loffI.] Per 
 CUeihrniid). 
 
 Incense, v. a. l. (ft. encen«er) llitt 
 2Dfi|)rrtiid) r<iii(f)crii, bfrniiitfrii. 2. Hat. in- 
 cendo) a) eiitiuiiPeii, eiitfti'.niiiieii ; eiitn'iftrn, 
 niifbriiiflen, nii|Vpr"<!"> nn()c(;eii. b» (to) on» 
 (lit'ren (jii). . I(5iitrin1nii<i, pit}t. Shar. 
 
 Inceuseinent, iiii.eiiK'uieiic, t. Pie 
 
 IllCensiOII, inscn'Kliuii. (liU.) M. I. 
 
 bie 'iliurniMiiKj , (J'litirmPiiiid. 2. (Per 3" = 
 flanP Pf* CfiitiUiieenViii^) Pie G-iirjilnPiiiK]. 
 
 Incentive, iiisea'niv. adj. (of) ent: 
 (laninieitP (Pen >biiB if)- 
 
 Incensor, insen'sur, (fat.) t. Per 
 Burhei^ir, 9liiniirir. [soir) #. Pn6 9{iiucbfne. 
 
 InceUN<»ry, iiikeii'»uri. ifr. encen- 
 
 Inceiitive, insen'iiv. (neiiliU. iii- 
 
 eentivus) adj. (to) nnrei)enP, aiifeiiernP (jii). 
 
 - «. I. ba6 , ii'fl* nnt'eiirrt, eiutliimmt, Per 
 
 Sliirei). 2. (to) Per 'Qliitrieb , ^biiviiiGriiiiP, 
 
 eporn (ju). 
 
 2. Tiie love of money, and the destre nf 
 
 promotion are (wo nioiit powerful In- 
 
 centiveK to aclion. Webster. 
 
 Inception, liuep'diun, ((nt.) <■ Per 
 3lntrtii(i. 
 
 Inceptive, indp'iiv, ((at.)a((;. 1. 
 (of) niifiiMfli'nP , Pen 91ntnn(j bf}fi(f)iieiib. 2. 
 ((Mriiiniii.J eiii ^tifiiiigeii niiPeiiteiiP (3eit> 
 ruorter). 
 
 Inceptor, insep'tur. (tat. 'HD.) *■ 
 Per 'Jliiftiiiflfr , ©-iiier. Per nerf) iiid)f uber 
 tie ^Iltf.1llnf■(lt■l'l"^< liiimu? ill, Schrling. 
 
 IncerHti<»n, iiik^rik'sliun, ifr. 'Si.) 
 t. 1. Pn^ llPt>iTjti'l)in iiiit ^tid)i , e"iim>i(t)= 
 "en, Diir(f)infiitii n eiitf^ StrffoS mir "IGiidjS. 
 I. [^tfavm.] Pie 93crniirrf)im(] eiiiee triiifeiirn 
 €tojfe6 mit eincr {J'"iTi!lf<.''f '*'* l"f ^i'nfi= 
 (lenj Pt« n)ei(f)eii '•J33iirt)re6. 3. ( dljcin.) t)a& 
 ©d)tiiclibnriim<1)fn (eiiieiS '•TOft.i(lij). [bciiP. 
 
 Incerative, Jn'Heritiv. ndj. mifie: 
 
 Incertuin, inseilin, (fr. '■Si.) adj. 
 |n>eifell)iift. iinneivi^. — adv. Incer'tain- 
 Ijf, jiveiffl()iift. 
 
 Incertainty, inslr'tinte. ^((nt.in- 
 
 Incertitude, inser'l^tude.^ certl- 
 tndo) t. Pie Unneivi^lKit- It iiiKiti(l)i)rli(t;. 
 
 Ince.ssabie, 'usessabl. (int.) ad). 
 
 Incessancy, iiitessansi , dn- 
 eessantnenK) «. Pie llnnblniligfcit , un> 
 OUfoeietjte DiUirr. 
 
 Incesxtant, iii»ei>'Kanr. (i>. tnr. ces- 
 mmh) adj. uiiau|i)i;rli(t), uiuiblivTii). In- 
 
 INC 
 
 cesit'antly. ade. nitnurT)&r(id) , beftnttPifl, 
 otji'.e UitterKiB. 
 
 Incest, m'sest. ((at, incestuii) «. Pie 
 'Sliirr(t)aiiOe. Spiritual -, [£a(l).] Pie jjei|T< 
 li(t)e -^3l|lr^l1),1Il^e. 
 
 Incestuous, insLs'tslniuK. (fir. In- 
 
 cestrteux) ndj. blll^)'(tl^Il^erl^(^ ('•riClir(f), Uni< 
 
 flaiijj If.) - s. Per iblurfdjaiiPer. — adv. I n- 
 
 ces'tiiounly. bliirfiljiiiiPcrirrt) , iii 2.i|iit> 
 
 l'(l)aiiPe. [lies. t. Pii# i8iiifr(f)anferiKl>c. 
 
 Incestuonsness , iiiKe«'t>iiuuH- 
 
 Incil, iiixli, (aiiili'lf. iiice ; Int. iiiiciii) 
 *. I. [eiigl. II. iiorPrtin. ■OKag 1 Per 3iMI c = 
 Vi2 i5"&'- 2. i ai Pie jRleiiiigfeir. b)/>/. Pie 
 ®rijj}e, Pa^ (jaiijc ^Sjfien. Shar. 3. -f tin 
 bertmititter 3tifP»iift; at an -. aiif'« pant. 
 Shak. 4. (Dertl ) Pie ficine OiiiVI. 
 
 By indies, I. watt) So'Icii. 2. na(f) ii. 
 nad), lanflfam ; iVarfiiin. Not an -, iiid)t 
 Pii6 ®eriiiaile; iii(t)t im Wcriiigrtcit. - by -. 
 Sd)ritt I'or Sd)riii. Every -, Piirt^aii*, 
 gall) IIIlP flar. To Kell by - of candle. i!<f< 
 fentlid) oenleiiimi. 1 won't bate an - of 
 it, id) laffe md)r Pa* ekriiigiie itad). 
 
 Prov. An inch breuki. no Kqnarea . )ll 
 Dp. fp griiait niiig man e^ nid)t iiel)iiifii. Give 
 him an — . and he'll take an ell, gibt man 
 il)m einen SJmgrr, (o luttl er (jleid) Pie (jaiije 
 5panP Ijabrn. 
 
 Inchmeal, tat jpfllaitge Slflff ; by -. 
 adm.iljrict), jPllmeiie. --pin, I. t>a& 0)f 
 barm, ®eid^ipe ( Ped S[i3ilPed). 2. Per 9iel}> 
 jiemer. 
 
 Incli, V. a. f (out) I. «) nad) S^'fen 
 mefieii b) t farglKf) jiiineffen. 2. iirrldiii 
 gem , iparcn. 3. nad) n'lD nad) uerPrangen, 
 jurricfDraiigfn. Drvuen. 
 
 Incli, B. n. @d)ritt i>pr (Sd)ritt, luid) 
 iinP nad) lu'n-ncfen i>P. |ld) jiiriKfjiehen. 
 
 Inciianiiter, IntkhAmebur, v. a. 
 ^ in em 3i<i>mer tl}iiii. 
 
 Inciiaritallle, intshar'^tabl, adj. 
 iinbarniheriig. Iifblo6, l;artl)er,jig. 
 
 Inciiastity, intkhas'teii, t. Pir Un> 
 feuid)htit. 
 
 Incited, insht, adj. in Suranitiicn: 
 fe^iingen: joUig, iollig. Four-inched. 
 i>ierj&(lig. (3" iJii'rPamfrifa gea>i>ljnl. iiur 
 Incli. ). '^. a seven -inch cable.) 
 
 Incliest, iiitklieitt', e. a. in cine £i|lc 
 tf)in). 
 
 Incliipiii, iii'slie|iiii. f. Inch- pin. 
 
 Inclioate, ingkoite, (lat. inchoo) 
 V. a. t iiiiaiigeii, beginiien. -adj. nnge; 
 faiiiien- Ifiiifiii aiifniiiienPcn OSrnPe. 
 
 IncilOateiy, ingkoatele, ade. in 
 
 Inciioati<»n, ingkoAkhun, «. t t!cr 
 91nfiiMg. 
 
 Inciioative, luk^'aiiv. ad). 1. 
 [(J5rannn.J niifaiigenP , einen Slnfaiig aiiS> 
 PrucfeiiP oP. anPiiitenP (Sf'tii'iHTer). 2. f 
 luirlaiifig. 
 
 Incide, insJde', ((at. incido) v. a. * 
 [*OtcP.J niif)i)reii, jerthriri'ii (luic ilriencieii). 
 
 Incidence, InKidenKc, (In'ci- 
 dency) ( fr. 113. ) #. 1. Per Siifafl. Shak. 
 2. [OJeoni. ti. Dptif) Per G-iiiiad, tai &in: 
 faflen, 'Oliiffatlen. [feh Tifigniigtiuiiifel. 
 
 Angle of incidence, Per G'llU'a'l^iuin: 
 
 Incident, 'n's^dent. (fr. 'Si. v. u\t.) 
 adj. 1. jiifiidig 2. |fflraiiuil.i - proposition, 
 bet 3»>'l<l)'"r'iO, "Tlibenfa^. 3. (to> (jej»5i)n« 
 
 ricf) , eigen f eiiiein "TOenfc^en, ciner ©af()c). 
 4. (toi gchoreiiP (510. 
 
 3. Diseases incident to a climate; mis. 
 fortune* — to ilie poor. 4. A court 
 baron is — to a manor. Encvcs. 
 
 Incident, *. 1. Per 3iifafr, 25prf,irr, 
 3n)ird)cnfal( , SivnMti'ui'prfan. 2. [Dramar.I 
 Pic 3ivird)cnl)niiMiiiuj. 3. (9?citt5rpr.] ^l•e 
 >)icbfnpiinff, -iii-bfmlriMt. 4. Pic TicbcnfaAe: 
 
 Incidental, insedlntal. adj. 1. 
 jiifnilig. 2. bfii.infig, 'Dicbcn . . , 3iuii'd)eu.. 
 
 Incidental , .t. r. I n c i d e n t. 
 
 Incidentally, inseden'tale. ado. 
 
 1. jnf(i!lig, jiitadigcr IBeiic, pon Ungofiil)r, 
 
 2. beifadig, bcil<1nng, ncbcnfjer, n\6 ??fbcit« 
 I'adjr. BovLE. 
 
 Incidently, in'scdentl^, adv. beit 
 laiifig, gfligt'iiriidi; obenljin. 
 
 Incidentness , 'n'sldlntnls, $. 
 Pic 3iifad[gPfit. 
 
 Incinerate, insin'neiAte. (p. (at. 
 ciiiis) I', a. )ii Olfdjc brciiiuMi, riiii^ff^cm. 
 
 Incineration, insiuneiA'^hi'm. .t. 
 Pie SSerard)m:iig. e-iniird)eriing. [9Iiifa'ig. 
 
 Incipiency, tnsip'iiense. t. Per 
 
 Incipi<rnt, iiiMp'piInt, ((at.) nrfjl 
 
 anfiiiigi-nP, begniiifiiP. [3irfc(. 
 
 Incirclet, inslik'let. «. Per riciite 
 
 Incirc«itns<>riptible , iu.s«r 
 
 krmiskrip'i^lil. ailj. imbrgrciijfar. 
 I Incircuinsp(>ction, inslrkunt. 
 ispek'sinin, «. Pie Unporfi(l)tigfeit, Unbel)nt» 
 Ifanifcit. 
 
 Incise, insfze', (fr. inclser) v. a. I, 
 einrd)neiPen, ((?l)ir.] aiifrd)ncipen. 2. (9J?eP.] 
 aupiMcn, icrthc;!cii ii. prrfuiiiieii (jillje ©tifrci 
 Incised, \iisUd\ adj. [WcP.) ge» 
 ji'd)iiittcn , ctngcr(()iii(tcn. - wound . pie 
 ®d>nittiuiinPe. [©inrdiiiifte. 
 
 Incisel)', inslz'ii. adv. nad)9(rt Per 
 
 Incision, iii>i/.li'un. <(at. incisio) 
 
 t. I.Pa6Sd)iifiPfn, &inrd)nciPcn;Per®d)iiitt; 
 Qi\\((i)mrt. 2. [(F()ir.] a) Per ©inrd)nirt. !>) 
 Per')lPerlflf). SiiAK. 3. [(iJartenf.j Per€d)nitt, 
 e-iiifd)Mitt. 4. [iJKrP. ] Pie 9ln|lij|'un(j, 3cr« 
 tl)eiiiing (Per ©pciiVn 3c.). 
 
 To make an Incision (In the flesh), 
 1. cnieii ®d)niit (in Pa* ^Itit'di) niarf)en. 2. 
 i Pen Sepf, ScrilnnP iiffiirn ((Jincin). 3. Pie 
 5paiit oiifri^cii. .Shak. Shall we have -7 
 |"pU e6 l)ier @d)nitre iV'^cn? Sha*. 
 
 1 n c i s I o n - k n i f e , Pie Oanjctte. 
 
 Incisive, Insi'siv, (fr. inclsif) adj. 
 I. fd)neiPcnP. 2. [»)KeP.] aiiflijfenb, jertl;d» 
 IcnP. 
 
 Incisive teeth. Pie ©d)uetbej^f)ne. 
 
 Incisor, iiisi'sor. (Uu.)*. PcrSdtncif 
 Pejal)n. [ adj. i"d)iifiPcnP ; icrtfjcilrnP. 
 
 Incisory, ins{ snr^, ifi-. Iiicisorre) 
 
 Incisure, Inswli'ure, (lat. incisura) 
 ». Per C^iiirrt)uitr, €d)iiitt. 
 
 Incitant, in seiant, «. [^Jteb.] tai 
 SKeijiiiitrel, (Jrrigiiiigfniittel. 
 
 Incitation, Inseti'shun, (lat.) «. 
 I. Pie >21iirfi,jiiiig ; Per 'Jliitrieb. 2. Per 21n« 
 trifb, SciucgiirniiP, ©porn. 
 
 Incite, insite', (lat. incite) v. a. 1. 
 (toi antrcibiii, oiircijeii, aiifpprnen (jn). f- 
 aiiilifrcn, aiitl)r(3fii. Bacok. 3. anfinnnterH, 
 erniiinterii. 4. i in 5)ciufgnmj fe^cn. 
 
 4. No blotvii ambition does our arms f^ 
 
 cite. sn«k 
 
 29* 
 
452 Fate. far. fall. fat. Wo. mot. Fine. fin. N6, move. nor. got. oi!. clond. Ti'ihe. tiih, full. t//Fn, Tills. 
 
 JNC 
 
 Incitement, Insite'ment , «. bet 
 
 Slntrifl); SBciucflgruiiD. 
 
 Inciter, insi'tur, *. Q:\net, bcr, i>btr 
 tai, ii!ii6 nnreijt, aufhe^t, niifmuntert. 
 
 Incivil, iiisiv'vil. Civ.) adj. \\i\lpflid). 
 adv. Iiiciv • illy, unl;i3flicf). 
 
 luci«ility, iiisevil'lete, (fr. incivi- 
 lite) s. 1. Die llnl)5fiidl>fftt, brr ^Jfanad nil 
 ^6|lirf)feit. 2. (uiil;opid)e ipnnMuiig) fie Uii: 
 f)oHicl)feit. _ [Unl}&jTid)feit. 
 
 lncivilne!$!$, msiv'viliies. s. bie 
 
 Incivi.siai, in.slv'vizm. s. bie Unbtir: 
 flerlict)fcir, Dcr 'TOaiigel an Surgerniin, an 
 aSunjerruijeiib. [unifflile"/ ff|l I)alten. 
 
 Inclnsp, iiiklasp', 1^. a. unifanQi'ii. 
 
 luclavated, in'klavited, adj. \e\1, 
 tefeiliget. 
 
 lucle, in'kl, *. 1. baS grobe, iinge! 
 tletd)rf 0)arn. 1. baS ^Dodenbniib, Swinibnub. 
 
 Inclemency, inkleiirineusc, (fr. 
 iiicle'iiience, i>. lat.) *. I. bie Unbarmljerjig: 
 feit, ipiirtc. 2. bie Unfreiinblidjfeit, Dfnuljig; 
 feii (ber ^ttternng). 
 
 Inclement, inklem'ment, adj. 1. 
 unbarnil;erjig , f)art (u. ^^trfonen). 2. rani), 
 unfreunblid) (better). 
 
 Inclinable, inkli'nabl, (fnt. ) udj. 
 I. firt) neigtnb; ini 23cgritf. 2. (toj ein lueni,) 
 (jeneigt (}u), geilimnit (fi'ir). Milton. 
 
 1. A tower inclinable to fall. 
 
 Bentiey. 
 
 Inclination, inklena'shun. (fr. 'IC. 
 
 0. Iat.> t. 1.4 bie iJieigiiug. 2. (to) [ffleoni.] 
 
 bie gidgnng (gegen eine (S-fcene jc. ). 3. 
 
 [?j>lji)f.] bie 3ieignng (ber ''))i\ignetnaSc(, ber 
 
 £i(t)t|trnt)lcn ic). 4. ± a) (to) bie 3ieigniig, 
 
 £icbe, Su|l (jn) ; t fer SpauQ (jn). b) (for) 
 
 (bie 2iebl;aberei) ber ffiefaflcn (nn ©tiun^i. 
 
 _c) bie ©tinuniing. Shak. d) bie 'iliHage, 
 
 9irr, nnturiid)e a3ef(<)ntTei'l)ett- e) J tie 2ieb; 
 
 fd)aft. 5. (^I;arm.] ba*3lbgiegen (einer Gliif: 
 
 ftgteit uiiier fanftem \»ieigen). 
 
 4. a) Men have a natural inclination 
 
 to pleasure. t>) Some men have an — 
 
 for niuxic, others for painting. 
 
 Websteb. 
 
 Inclinatorily , inklin'aiuncle. 
 •du. fill) iifigenb ; abiueii1)enb iiiit ■Jtbiucid)iuig. 
 
 Inclinatory, jnklin'atiiie, adj. fid) 
 neigenb. ~ needle, l^l^vf.J bie ^itignng*; 
 nnbcl. BiiowN. 
 
 Incline, inkline', (lat. incllno; gr. 
 
 klino; augclf. Iilinian, lileoninn , lilynhui; 
 
 rnif. klonyu; fr. ineJiner; it. inclinare; v. 
 
 n. 1. ? a> (abljangig feiii; fid) iieigeii. b) fid) 
 
 ucrbeiigcn, fid) iie.igea, fid) ueriieigen. c) (to; 
 
 fid) neigeii, fid) mcnben (and), grgcn). 2. t 
 
 a) fid) ueigfii (luie ber lag,', b; (to; fid) ni-i= 
 
 flen (aiif OfinaiiDS feritc) ; (jangiii (an (it' 
 
 Kai). c) (10) gciifigf fein (yi G'tiua^). 
 
 1. a) Converging lines incline toward 
 
 each other, c) A road inclines to 
 
 the north or south. Weimter. 
 
 Are you inclined to eat? habfii Sie 
 £n|l jn cffen? To be inclined to evil, 
 fimn ^\M\f[ jum 236feu l)abrn. The weuiher 
 inclines to fair, txii better lagt fid) giil 
 fln. To incline to blue etc., in'^ 35lau> 
 lid)e fpielcn. 
 
 Incline, v. a. l. l (to) nrfgrn (natf), 
 gegen). 2. a; t (to)'gcneigt uiad)eii, beiues 
 fltti t,iUA b) ^(tu; lentcii, ricVtea (|'eiiie 
 
 IJNC 
 
 ©c^rifte nac^ cinein Drre). 
 
 I. Incline the column or post to the 
 
 east. 2. a) Incline our hearts to keep 
 
 this law. Common Prater 
 
 To incline the head or body, fid) uer^ 
 bengcn, j7d) ucriieigen. Inclined plane, 
 ['■^JeiMii.] bie abfjnngige, geneigte 5lad)e. 
 
 Iucliner,nikii'nur,#.[Sonneniit)rf.J 
 bie geiieigtc ©inuieniiljr, inflinirenbe lUjr. 
 
 Inclining-, tnklining, adj. milfcii): 
 rig, nad)iiebenB. 
 
 Inclip, inkllp', V. a. nnifafTen, iini; 
 ariiu'M, ntnrd)iieBeii, einfd)Iiepcn. Shak. 
 
 Inclui.ster, inkl6is'tur, r. a. ill ein 
 Suiter ftecfen. 
 
 Inclose, inkl6ze', (fr. enclore.D. (at. 
 
 include) V. a. I. einftfjliegen , uuird)liegeii, 
 
 nnigeben umringen. 2. einl^iigen, nujidnnen. 
 
 einjaunen (ein ^eii). 3. eini"d)(ie0en , anfbe^ 
 
 luahren (in einer Jtifle jc.). 4. bei|'d)lieBen. 
 
 5. in \ict) l)nltcii. 6. buret) ei"c» au6|"d)liep= 
 
 lid)en 'iJlnfprnd) beilgen, fid) jneignen. 7. 
 
 [ii)ptigr.] a) einflainmerii (SeileiO. b) ein; 
 
 rd)lagen (fallen). 
 
 1. To inclose a town with walls; to — 
 
 a fort or an army wiih troops. 4. To 
 
 - a letter or a bank-note. 
 
 The inclosed (letter), ber &inf(f)luij. 
 
 Incloser, inkli'zur, *. I. einer, cer 
 einl)agr, einrd)iieBr. 2. ber (^Briefo Utnfd)Iag. 
 
 luclosure, inklo'zhure, t. 1. biM 
 &infd)iif0cn; (i'iiijannen ; bie Sefriebigiing ; 
 &inrd)liei}niig. 2. bieSueigiuing gcineini"d)afi^ 
 lid)cr fflegcniliinbe. Taylor. 3. t)ai Cringe; 
 rd)U'iTenfein. 4. ber 3aun , bie (^iiijauiuing, 
 ini iStacter. 5. bas eingeijagte GJrnnbiluif, 
 (i)il)age. 6. ber eiiigfi"d)li'iFeiie, eingel;agte 
 9{anni, Per jiuii'd)en geiuiffen (iJrenjeii begrif; 
 jciu'SJauin, 3jejirf, llnifnng. 7. (bai in 
 eineni UMifd)lage ©■nrljalreiie) ber (5'iiifd)liiB. 
 
 Incloutl, iiikioud', a. a. iiniiui^iren, 
 bemolftii. 
 
 Include, inklude', (tat. Inclndo) v. 
 
 a. 1. eini"d)lii'i;i-n , nmgebeii, enrl^iiUen. 2. i 
 
 cnrl)alren, in |ld) brgrdiVn , in |1(^ l;alren, 
 
 uinti'iKii. 3. berd)Iif|}cn, beenbigcn. Shak. 
 
 1. The shell of a nut includes the 
 
 kernel. 2. The word duty includes 
 
 what we owe to God, to our fellow 
 
 men and to ourselves; it includes 
 
 also a tax payable to government. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Included, eiiibrgriffen, einfd)iicfiitd); 
 not -. iiiigrred)nfr. Including, niif 0"^ 
 fccgriff I'on . . . , niit 5pinjujiel)iiiig i>pn . . . , 
 nebil, neben. 
 
 Inclu!«ri(»n, iMklii'zhun, (lat.) < bie 
 e-iiird)!ie#iing, brx e-inrd)lue. 
 
 IncluNive, inklu'siv, cfr. inclnxif) 
 adj. I. T eiiird)iii'0iiib. Shak. 2. t (of) nni: 
 fafTrnb, in fid) brgreiienfm(STiiia6), luir G-in^ 
 fd)lii(5 I'oii ... 3. finfd)lirp!id) , niit einge: 
 fd)UMKn; (to) t>i6 init ..., bis jn . . . cin« 
 fd)liei!lid). 
 
 liiciH!<«ively, inklii'sivll, ado. eln- 
 fd)'.tei!iid), niif C5'infi1)iiift t>e6 u. 
 
 Incoa{;;:Hl»lile , inkoag'gulabl. 
 adj. ntd)r grrinnbar. 
 
 Incoercible, InkAlr'sii)!. (fr. "25.; 
 adj. iiiijiuiiigbar- fid) nid)r jiifaninirnprrnen 
 laiTfiib. I*, bie "IfKlKniireriilenj. Locke. 
 
 lucoexiMtuuce, tuki>«j(xi*'i«use, 
 
 INC 
 
 Incog-, inkog', (3Ibfiirjiing v. incog- 
 nito) adv. infognito, unerfaiint, oljiie erfannt 
 fein an luofltn. [adj. f nnbenfbar. 
 
 InCOg-itable , Jnkod'jetabl, (lat.) 
 
 Incog-itancy, inkodjeiansl, (In- 
 cog'itance, Incog'itantness) (lat. 
 incogitantia) *. bie (Sebaiifenliifigfcir. 
 
 Incogitaut, inkodjetant, adj. ge> 
 baiifenlofi. — adv. Incog'i tantly , ge» 
 bnnfenlpg. 
 
 lucogltativey inkod'jetativ, adj. 
 nid)r beiifenb (aaefeii). Locke. 
 
 Incog-nito, inkog'neto, (it. SSo.) 
 adv. infognito, unter frembcn ©tanb iinb 
 •J?nmen. [nid)t erfennbar, nnfenntiid). 
 
 Incognizable, inkun uabl. adj., 
 
 InCOlierence, inkohe'rense, > 
 
 Incolierency, inkoheiense, ) 
 (fr. incoherence) *. 1. I Bad 0iid)rjli|ani» 
 ineiil;angen, ber ^)JJange( an3iiraintnenl)aiig. 
 2. i tm6 Unjiifamnienl^angenbe (ber (yriinb.» 
 fa^e :c.). 3. bie llnuereinbnrfi'itj ber SS3i« 
 berfprnd). 
 
 Incoherent, ink6he'rent, (fr. 2D.) 
 
 adj. 1. T iinjufamnienfjangenb , (offer 2. ± 
 
 ■A) tinjnfaninienljangcnb. b) ni4)t folgered)t. 
 
 c) unangeineffen. — adv. Incohe'reutly, 
 
 oljne 3»f'i"""f"')<i"9- 
 
 2. a) The thoughts of a dreaming taan, 
 
 and the language of a madman , ara 
 
 Incoherent. 
 
 Incoiuciilence, inkoin'sldense, 
 *. ber ■i))^ln(lel an Uebcreinilininiiing. 
 
 Incoincitlent , Inkoln'sedeut, 
 adj. iiid)t iibereinilinimenb, nid)r jnianinien« 
 tri'jfi'iib. 
 
 Incolumity, inkolu'meii, ((at. 
 incoiuniiias)*. bie©id)ert)cit, bcr*iL>ol)!|lanb. 
 
 InCOmbiue , inkombiue', V. R. 
 uerfd)iebeu fein, obiueid)en. Miltoh. 
 
 Incombustibility, inkombusti- 
 bil'ete. 1. bie llni>erbreniilid)fcir. 
 
 Incombustible, Inkombus'tebl, 
 (fr. IS.) udj. iinuorbrennbar. unt'erbreniilic^. 
 
 lucombustibleness , iukow- 
 bus'tciiiiies, s. bie llni<erbreiiniid)reic. 
 
 Income, inkum, s. l. 6(\& (|-in> 
 fenuneii, bie (S-infuntte (eined>$rii)atniann6), 
 iifenrtr. 2. t ^<^^ ipcreinfoninien. 3. ber 
 Siiffne (ber giJttl. (Snabe;. 
 
 Income -duty, --tax, bie 25er> 
 niijgendifcuer. 
 
 Incoming, in'kummg, adj. ein> 
 fpinnienb. - #. bae eiiifomnien, bie ©in» 
 rnnfre. Tooke. 
 
 Incommensurability, in- 
 
 knuimcnsliuraliileie. (1 mco m lu e n ' su ra- 
 bleness) s. bie iinnietjbarfe';, llnan6iiieu> 
 barf fit; Unernieijlidjfeit. 
 
 Incommensurable, Inkooi- 
 
 meii'sliural.1. (fr. ^.) adj. I. Uliemu'eud), 
 nnanfincebar. 2. [(ijorni.] nnter fid) a:u 
 nitybjir, infoinnienrurabel lOJriJtJe). 
 
 Incommensurate, inkom- 
 
 uienKhurite. adj. 1. fein grnieinid)afriid)e« 
 
 ••»iae julaffenb, unniepbar, unter fic^ unmepj 
 
 bar. 2. i (to) ni(t)i angtnieiTen (enter v&nrt)ej. 
 
 2. Our means are incommensurate 
 
 to our wants. Webster. 
 
 Incommensurately, lukom- 
 
 men'sliiir^ieU, adv. Iild)t ill gletdieui, |ie< 
 ^i;rioi-m -iXape ub- SScrt)dltiiii|c. 
 
FAtp. ffir. ffiH. fat M*. mel. Fine. fin. N6, move, ndr, go». gil, cUiul. Tijhp. n'b. fnll. i/mh. TFIis. 453 
 
 ~~ IiNC 
 
 Incoinmiscible) lukommls'iiibl. 
 
 odj iiiu'friiiird)l'iir. 
 
 IllCWinillixtlire ^ inknmmiks'- 
 Ulnire. t. ^if UlUHTllli|'d)ti«it. 
 
 IllCOIIlflnodnttf, inkom'modAte.^ 
 
 InCOniinude, iiikomniode'. ^ 
 'Jnt. iiicommodo) v. a. Qnxttt btU\\\i<\t», 
 bcfffttuetf n , ©iiicm befcf)roerli(t> , iixfiiq, jur 
 £nil faUeii, (nilig iverfen. 
 
 InCOtnilludioUMf iiikommo'd^iis. 
 iiikoiiinio'ieus. adj. uiibciiiiem, iiiifletuad)! 
 lid), l<frd)tverli(^, Iiiilig. — ndo. Incommo'- 
 diousl y . iiiibcqii<'>" -(■ 
 
 Iiicoiniiiodiousness, lukom- 
 woMcusiies, oDer : 
 
 lllCOlillll<»dity, iiikoinniod'^tj- (I. 
 Uicoiiiuioditas) *. t t"! lliil'riliiemli(t)ffit, 
 Hn,iciii.id)lid)ffit, »frd)ii'rrlidiPfit, Coilinfeit. 
 
 iiicoiiiiniinicnbility , lukoiu- 
 nii'iiickaUileii . r^rr : 
 
 liicuiniiiiiiiicttbleiieMA, in- 
 koiiimii'iiekabliics. i. fit Umnirrltnlt'nrfeit. 
 
 IncoininuiiicAhle, inkoiiiiini - 
 nckabl. dr. ^.' '"<>• '• iiiimirrijfilb.ir, ilrf) 
 ni(l)t mirthriifii MiTniH (i>. XJ-iaciirAiiftmi. 
 2. iii(l)t mirtljcili'nr (u. 5i.id)rid)tfiu. — "<'"• 
 1 II c o III III II ' II f c II ii I y . iiiiniitrhi-il&ar. 
 
 lnc<»iiiii>iiiiiciit«*d, iiikoiiiiii&'- 
 n^kaied. ailj. iild)[ iliitiV'tbrill. 
 
 lnCUItllillllliCMtillg:,iiikoinmu'- 
 uikAi'iiig, <idj. ni(1)t iiiU ciiiiiiiBcr in iieriih! 
 ruiiii ilcheii6. Hai.e. 
 
 Incuimiiunicntive,inkoiiiiiMi'- 
 
 pekaiiv, aUj. I. nirf)t niittl)filciie vHr mil! 
 
 tfjeiirrtiii, ucrfdjlrfieii, jiirri(fi)iiUen6(''))fni|"d)). 
 
 2. nid>t (\eri\t imt 91iiferii i'crfel)ren&. 
 
 2. Tlie Chinese ... itii i u co lu in u n ic a- 
 
 tivenntioii. BfCHAxAn. 
 
 Incotiiiiiutabilityy lukouinni- 
 tabilei« . otfr: 
 
 Incuiiiiiiutnblenesa) inknin- 
 niii labltie.s, s. a) Cie UiU'eraiiCerlid^fcit , 
 Uiuurtiiiiutt'nrfeit; lliu>criiuijerlirt)fcit. b; 
 lit Untiitjirl)b«irfeit <J<c« (S-iaeiUI;um6); tie 
 lliiilbrharfi'it (tt6 9?eiiitc^). " 
 
 InCUItllllutHble, inkonimu'iabl. 
 (fr. W.) «<</• «) iiiu'iTiiiiecrlic^ , uiu'cr: 
 tiiuiAbnr, iiid)r jii perriundjen ; unuerniiBfr: 
 licb. ti) uiUMtjict^bar (&iQiiiit)iim> ; uuftit-- 
 biir (35eri5). 
 
 IlkCOIIllllllta.bly ^ inkommu'ta- 
 ble. mil', rhiir flrnflnViu.li'll liJlifct). 
 
 InCWIIipnct, iiikniiipakC , ^ 
 
 Iu04>lll|IU('ted) iiikonipak'teH.^ 
 atij. ni(t)t if\l I'crMiiiDt'ii , ni<t)t fonipafc, 
 ntd)f t'id)t. 
 
 lllC<»liipArHbIef iiikonrparabl. 
 (fr. "113.; ntlj. T u. i uiii'crfllcid)lid) , uiu'cr^ 
 flUid)b>ir. 
 
 Inc<»niparableiieii!9« inkom'- 
 parabliics, t. tie lliii>rr(]li:id)lid)fcit. 
 
 InCUIIipHrHbly , 'uknoi'paiable. 
 ode. 1. iiiuilt'id), rl)ne SJi'rgleic^. 2. ^ iiii: 
 uerglfiftiid) , uorjilfldd). 
 
 1. Newiun wim incomparably the 
 greittent philosopher th« English nation 
 bad produced. 
 
 lllCOllipared, lukouipird', adj. 
 uni'friilcid)bnr. 
 
 IneufnpHMSionate,iiikoiiipasli'- 
 uiiAte. («(/'■ tiiibormhiriia. uiittfibf'ii''f , flf: 
 fut)Uo4. — ad». iacouipa«'sioua.tel.y. 
 
 INC 
 
 un6nrinherji(i, pfjnf fflrfutjj. 
 Iiicoinpa.<isioiiHtene8S, In- 
 
 koinpasli-'rinalene!!. *. Tie ®eflihlll'ri<jfeit. 
 
 Incuiiiptttibilityf inkompate 
 bil'eie. ( In compat ' i bl e n ess) (fr. iii- 
 compatibilite) t. 1. Me Uiiuereiiibotteit. 2. 
 tit lltioertroijIic^feU. 
 
 1. There is a permanent incompati 
 biliry between truth and faUeiiood. 
 2. During the revolution in France, -ot 
 temper was deemed a sufficient cause 
 for divorcing man and wife. 
 
 Webster. 
 Incoinpatiblejiokompat ebl, cfr. 
 SB.) adj 1. uiiucrtrnijiidj (Snrafter). 2 
 (with, t to) uiioereinbar , iini'errrniiiid) 
 (iiiitK 3. (gefe^lic^ oD. uerfnfiungSiiinigig; 
 iinuereiiifxtr. 
 
 2. A degree of eold that congeals water 
 Is incompatible with vegetation. 
 Webster. J. By our constituiiou , Ibe 
 olfices of a leginlator and of ■ judge 
 are — . as they cannot be held at the 
 same timi by the same person. 
 
 Webster. 
 Incompatibly, lukomparebii, 
 adv iiiii'ert'iiiiMr, iiiii<(rmi<)li(t). 
 
 IllCOllipeusable, 'nkompen'- 
 sabi, adj. iiiuTiV^biiri iiiibclii|;iibiir. 
 Iiicoiiipetencef lukoiirp^iLMLne. 
 lucunipetency f Inkoiu jjeieii>e. 
 (fr. rntoiiipetence) #. I. 6ie (Qeiiliije; Uiij 
 tol)igrrit, llii(i'id)tii]f(it. 2. tit ltii('iii)ii)ri-it, 
 tat llmjeTiiii>!jfn. 3. lie ((it\tt)\i<t)t) lliibc: 
 fiifjthrit, Uiibcfuattig, tliiiii|1iiiiCi<]rcit. 4. ^lc 
 Uiiiiilmiglid^feit ( ciiie^ 3eiigiit(Je$ :c. ;; tlii> 
 |liutl)nfti>!feit, llr.ijirttiatcit. S. eieOnfompe; 
 teiij (eine* 9<i(t)ttrf). 
 2. The incompetency of the eyes to 
 discern the motions of the heavenly 
 bodies. 
 lucoinpetent, 'nkomp^tlnr, (fr. 
 <a3.) adj. 1. (a^i^ifl' uiifiiljig, imtii(t)ti(j. 2. 
 (flefcijlid)) a) uiibcfiiat, llnJtIflall^iiJ, tiifi'iii. 
 pctciit. b; uiijuiiiiiglid) (SeuQuiO 2c.>. c; 
 unailltifl- «') "iifnljio- 3- i^tt 'JJJtttel et. 
 maiioelnb) uiifiiljia. 
 2 c) It is incompetent for the de- 
 fendant to make this defense. Mass. 
 Rep. d) Intancy, deningenient, want 
 of learning or dolagR may render u 
 per&oM - to fill an oiTice or to iraiix- 
 act businehs. Wcbsteii. 
 
 InCUllip<?ten<ly, inkonrpetent- 
 li, adv. iiiibrfiiflrer il3iife, Dljiie JJiig. 
 
 lucuiiipeteiitiieKS, lukow'pl- 
 tentiies . *. ^u• lliibffii,]rl)rit. 
 
 lucuinpetibility, inkompeii 
 bil'eie. «. Ml- lliitri.llid>ffit. 
 
 liicoiiip«^tibIe, lukoiiiplt'ebl, 
 adj. uiitu.iiid)- uii|d)i(flidj. 
 
 Incomplete, inkomplcte', (fr. 
 incoiiiplet) adj. iir.iu'UiliiiiPig, manflclt)afi ; 
 iiMi'rdffmiiifii. 
 
 Incompleteness, inkomplcte'- 
 ne». t. Die Uiibodilaiifiafclt; llUL'odfpiiimcii; 
 l)ett. 
 
 Incomplt^x, inknnipleks', (fr. in- 
 coiuplexe; adj. I. Illiomiiicfflt, rillft)4). '• 
 [■Jlntl)!!!., 9li!i., ?i'!l.i (iiifiid). 
 
 Incompliance , inkonplianse, 
 «. i. i)u: Uai&iU|Ai;ntifci(, U:i|it;i>i'l>D^i't(. 2. 
 
 LNC 
 
 tie QBriiieniiii]. 3. 6ie UnoerfrnGlif^feit (tei 
 ^iimftrrp). Tilt.oisoh. 
 
 Incompliant, inkompliant, adj. 
 uim';!lral)ria , iiiuii't'iillio. 
 
 Incomposed, 'nkompozd', aif. 
 t uenucrrcit , iiiiorSeiitiid); iiiid)liiftig ; uer* 
 (lore (Q>i(\i(t)t K.). Incompo'sedness. 
 s. tie 3erriirtiiiin. 
 
 Incomposite, inkom'pozit, adj. 
 (nid)t jiifiiiiiiiieiuicu'^t) tiiifad). 
 
 Inc«>mpossibility, 'nkompo*. 
 sciiil oie, t. f fie Uiibe|lel)barfeit, Itiipers 
 einbiirfeit. More. [ndj. iiiiuereiiit'iir 
 
 Incompossible, inkompox'sebl, 
 
 IncompONitre , inkoiiipozlidre, 
 *. t fii" llmTrniiii.i, 'Serrrirriiiii]. 
 
 Incomprehensibility, inkom 
 prclieii-ebileic. o^l•r : \ 
 
 Incomprelienslblene.'^s, in> 
 koiiiprelieii'seiilnes . s. Pie lliibci]ri'iftid)fcir. 
 
 Incomprehensible, inkoni. 
 
 pr^lieii'kebl. ifr. 'il).) adj. I. (to, by) iin» 
 bcgri-iflirf) (©inem , filr (Jineii). 2. t ni(f)t 
 \u eit[l)alteii, ni(l)i ciiriinlteii merbeii fou< 
 llcll^. Hooker. — adv. Incomprehen'- 
 sibly, uiibeoreijlic^, auf etiie uii6rorei|{id)e 
 SaSenf- 
 
 Incomprehension , iiikomprj. 
 hen'Khun. «. tir •A'liitjitl iiii 5ii|TiiM<isfrnft. 
 
 Incomprehensive, inkompri- 
 
 hen'Ki*. adj. liillllllfil|Ti'llC>. 
 
 Inconipressibillty , inkom- 
 preskebil cte . (fr. iiicoiiiprps»ibillle') «. bie 
 lliivreubtirfeit, llnfiil)itjfcit f((() jiifiuiimetK 
 trurf'ii Ob- pri'dcii jii MiK"- 
 
 Incompres.dible, inkomprls'- 
 seiil , (fr. ii3.) «<(/. uuiiifoiiiinfitbnltfbiir, 
 uiiprcGbnr. To lie -. fid) iiidjt iujViiniiieiif 
 briirfeu ob. prriTtii InfTen. 
 
 Inconcealnble, inkons^labl, 
 adj. iiiiyrrlicblb.ir. 
 
 InCOUCeivnhle, inkons^'vabl, 
 
 (fr. incoiicevable) udj. Iiubegrriflict) adv. 
 
 Iiiconce'ivably. llilbegrripid)- 
 
 Inconct'ivableuess, lukoa- 
 se'vabliies. s. Mr llnbc(irciftid)feit. 
 
 Inconceptible , inkonslp'tebl, 
 adj. t itiibfrtrriflid). 
 
 Inconcinnity, iiikoii.sin'neie, ((. 
 iiicoiiciiiiiiiu») «. {n6 '>}}^^iicrl;nltiii0, bie 
 lliiu-l)irf(id)feit. 
 
 InCOIICli:ident, 'nknnklu'dlnt, 
 
 InCOncludillg-, inkonkluding, 
 
 Inconclusive, lukouklu s?v, 
 (p. lar. coi'ciiifio) adj. iinb 
 
 Inconclnsivel3', inkouklu'sivie, 
 adv. ffiiie iniui'isfriift l)nbcnb , iiid)r ilbtrt 
 jeiiflciib, iiirtjf biliii'iii , pl)iic ®d)liir;fi'l<ie. 
 
 Inconclu<«iveness, lukonklu'- 
 siviies, s. let OJi'rtiigil nil ihiiibiflfcit. 
 
 InCOnC<*Ct, inkonknlxt'. > 
 
 InCOnCOCted, inkonkokted, ) 
 
 adj. 1. lllU'l•r^lllll. i. i iiiiri'if. 
 
 InCOnCOCtion , iiikonkoR'shuu, 
 
 #. I. bcr "Mniiflci nn iBirbniiiing. 2. i bie 
 
 Unrtifljfit. 
 Inconcnrrin^, 'iikniikur'nng, 
 
 adj. md)r iiifiimniriuriiTpiib, !iid)r libereiii* 
 
 (linimrnb. {adj. iiiierfdjiure.li^f- 
 
 InconcnsKibh-, inkonkussebi, 
 Inc<in«l(*ii.saltility , mkoudeii- 
 
 sabiiete, *. l-i>i;i)rj bit UiiiHTbictjtbnrfeit. 
 
4.'>4 Fate. f'lr. fall. fat. Me, met. Fine. fin. No, move, nor, got, oil. dftiui. Tiibp. tnb. full. t//in. THis. 
 
 liNC 
 
 InCUntlenSHblc , iiikonden'sabl, ! 
 adj. (^hi)f.J iinufrfiiDriHir, iu1) ni(f)t I'crs , 
 tii(i>reii oi>. Einitennreii MfTi'iif. 
 
 lltCUIldite, iii'kniulite, (U^t.) adj. 
 t rof), rliimp, imrocjcliiiiiiji!]. ! 
 
 KllCOIlditiOIIH.!, iiikoiidisli'i'iiial. 
 
 lucuii(lition»te , fnkondislruii- 1 
 ite. adj. t iitibeDinnt, n&uMut. 
 
 InCOnforinity, inkonfor'niete. s. I 
 a) Die 9iid)tuijerciii|lmtimin(], Uiiijli'tdjt&r.- j 
 intjjfeit. b) He 'Jlbi«eid)uiig (i'dh Ccr romi; 
 l'cl)en Pt. hern'cbcnben fi'irttje :c.). 
 
 InconfuSCtl, fnkonfu'zld, adj. 
 nid)t ucniuirreii , Ceutiid). 
 
 luconfusiou, fnkoufu'zhun, s. 
 + Die Dcu tlict)rtit. 
 
 InCOIIg°eaIa.1>Ie, inkonjeel'abl, 
 adj. nicf)t flefrierbnr. 
 
 Incong'enial, inkonjc'nlal, adj. 
 unfl(etd)iirriij; unniineitieiTen, liiipnffeiiD. 
 
 Incung-eniality , inkonjencai'- 
 cte , ». Die Un()leid)nrti|](eiti Utiangenuffeii; 
 Ijeit, Un|"d)icflicf)feit. 
 
 Mncongrneiice, inkong'gruense, 
 a. f a) ber 'OJiangcI an Uebercinflimnuiiig, 
 btc Unftngeine(Tent)eit. b) (to) Die ajerfdjie; 
 Den^eit (iiiit). 
 
 lncong"riieilt,inkong'gruent,n(f/. 
 a) unpnffi'nD. b) (to) imntigetiiejyen (ciiifr 
 6ncf)e), imuertraolirf) (luit). 
 
 luconjfruity, inkongruo'ete, (fr. 
 incongiuite) i. 1. «) Die llngereimtl)cit ; 
 lliifd)icflid)feit, Unfi"ifllid)feit, DneilntxiffeiiDe, 
 SGiBerfiiinige. b) Dn* 'Wiguerl^nlrnig. 2. ber 
 g}fniige( nil Ucbereinilimmiiiig Der Xl)eilc, 
 9)i;nngel nil ®lPirt)iiin6. Donne. 3. - of 
 speech, Die ©prncf)ii'ifrigfcit. 
 1. b) The levity of youth in a grave di- 
 vine, is deemed an incongruity be- 
 tween manners and profession. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Incongruous f inkong'gruOris. 
 
 (Int.) adj. 1. iinfiiglid), iinpnfTfnD , iiii: 
 
 fd)itflid). "i. uiu'erniiiiffig, iingereimt, nbge; 
 
 f(l)inacft. 3. l(5)rniiini.] iprnd)ii>iDrig , fetjler^ 
 
 Ijiifr. 4. (witli) iinnngesueiTeii (eiiier ©nd)e). 
 
 4. The dress of a Ke.'iiiian on a judge. 
 
 would be deemed i n co n g r u o us with 
 
 his character nnd station. 
 
 IllCOng-ritOU.«ly, tnkong'gruuo- 
 le, iidv. 1. unpdfyeiifi, iinritirfiid), uiiiiig' 
 IUt\. 2. iiiiricf)rig, ^prl^d)un^rl(l. 
 
 Incoiig:ruou8ll«.S.««,inknng'grou- 
 Visues, *. I- Die Uiird)irflid)feir, lliifi'iglid)^ 
 feit. U. tie Unnereiiistlietr. 3. Die ©pnid): 
 nuDrigfoit. 4. Die lliiniuii'nicifi'uhfit. 
 
 JLuCOItliexedly, inkoimek'^edlc. 
 adv. t i>l)iie 3"rniiimfni;iing , iinjiirnniineii> 
 ^liiiilfiiD. 
 
 InCOnnexion, inkonnek'shun. t. 
 bsr ■>W>Tiigi'i nil 3iiriiiiinitiif)iiii!j , Ipcfere, 
 IttiiUtniiiiiieiiljniuifiiDr Sm^'H'C'- 
 
 lncon!icionHbIe,iiiknu'shunabi, 
 adj. iiiini'U'iiTnihnft , geiviffi'Mit'S. 
 
 Incou8(;quence , inknnso- 
 kwcnse, (fr. 1*5.) *• fir Solgriin&rigfeit, 
 Ungercinithi'ir; o"ft^"i"''>i'i'iii- 
 
 lllC4»llSe«|iieut , iiikou'<ek»eiit, 
 (fr. IG ) "dj. iiiiD 
 
 liic«n.«*e«|U«^ntly , Jnkon'sS- 
 
 kweniie. adv. folgtlVlDrig, IPlDerrililllg, un> 
 0letd) , iiirt'iiicoiieiic. i 
 
 INC 
 
 Inconsequential, luknuse- 
 kweii'shal. adj. I. in(i)ii|'cgiiciit, iiid)t folge: 
 rrrtjr. ~i. iiiiiiiid)tig. _ Chestekfiei.d. 
 
 irnconsirlerable,iiikoiisid'eiabl. 
 adj. iiiibeDfiueiiD, iiiiivirt)ruj, iint'errmDrlid).— 
 
 adc. I II c o 11 s i d ' e r a b I y . imbcbeiltniD JC. 
 
 Incunsi(tera>>lene.<«s , inkou- 
 slil'eiabliies, 3. Dn^ UiU'eDBiireiiDe, Die Uii; 
 frDciifetihfit , UiibeDeiitrnmfeir, Uuiuid)cigj 
 feit , llMt>errnd)riid)feir. 
 
 Iiiconsiileracy , inkoiisid'erasc. 
 (1 11 CO 11 s i d ' e ra n ce ) s. -f Die llllt'eDnd)r> 
 rniiifett. 
 
 Inconsiderate, inkonsid'eraie. 
 (Inc. inconsideraius) adj. 1. lliiln'Dnd)rrnill ; 
 mibeuniiifii , iimlberlegt. 7. (of) iiid)t ge: 
 l)ilTin bend):i'iiD oD. beriittildirigriiD (©riun^), 
 lueiiig 3?urfiul)t1ief'!;ieiiD (nufi. — adv. In- 
 consid'c rat el y, tiiibeDnc^rfnm, iiiuil'er; 
 Icgrcr *2!3i'ire. 
 
 Incousiderateiiess, inkoiisid'- 
 erittfues. jr. Die lliUHDnd)rinnu"etr, lliibefoiis 
 iuiil)LMt, lliiiibi'ilegrl)eit. 
 
 Inconsideration, iiikniisfdl. k' 
 sliiiii, (fir ii5.) *. Die UiibcDnd)trniiift'ir, Uii! 
 fibcriegrtjeit. — of one's self, Dn4 23ergefieii 
 feiiier feibft. 
 
 Inconsistence , inkonsN'tlnse.^ 
 
 Inconsistency, inknnsi.s'ten.'ic,^ 
 
 i. 1. Die Uiiperrrnglidjfeir, Uupcreiiibnrfeit 
 
 (jipeier Diiigei. 2. Die lliigi'retiutl)rit. 3. Der 
 
 ii3iDevrpritd). — of a man witli liiinself. Die 
 
 oiifoiifegueiij. 4. Die a5erniiDi'rlid)feit, llii-- 
 
 brriiiiifigfcit. 
 
 1. There is a perfect inconsistency 
 
 between that wliich is of debt and 
 
 tliat wlilch is of free gift. Sooth. 
 
 Inconsistent, inkoti.sis'teiit. adj. 
 I. (With) uiiperrrnglicft , iiiipcreiiibnr, ini 
 'IGiDerfpriidje Oiiit>. 2. iuiCe.r|1iiiiiig , iuiDei?i 
 fpred)eiiD. 3. — with ones self, iiifpiifegueiit. 
 4. iingereiint, luiDerftiinig. — adv. In con- 
 sis' ten tly. luiDcrfiiuiig, iingereiint. 
 1. Loud laughter in grave company is 
 inconsistent witli good breeding. 
 Webstek. 
 
 To be inconsistent with, fid) llid)t 
 pereiiiigen hniTeii (niit). 
 
 Ineoiisisting", lokoiisis'ting. 'adj. 
 f iiiipertr.iglid) , bfjlniiDIoS. Drvden. 
 
 Inconsolable, inkonso'iabi, (fr. 
 ii>.) adj. iinrriJiT'id), imtr&ilbnr, rrinlio^. — 
 
 adv. i II c o n s o'la b I y , iliuroftliri) :c. 
 
 Inconsolabieuess, inkonso'- 
 labliies. J. Die lliitrii|tiid)feir. 
 
 InCOUSOUance , iukon's6nansc, 
 
 *. l-»iur.j Der 'Bi'iijflniig. 
 
 InCOUSOUaitCy , inkon'sonanse. 
 
 3. I. [-J)i'iir.J Die DiiTotiniij. 2. ± Der 2S3iOet> 
 fprhd), ')7Miinel nil UibiTeiiiiliiiimiiiig. 
 
 InCOnS«>uant, inkon'sonanr, adj. 
 iuiDiriprcd)i'nD. iiid)t fit'rreliii'miimrii?. 
 
 Inconspicuous , inknnspikuus, 
 
 adi. I. iiiiDciiirrfdd), iiiiDenierfbnr (nut 
 erm Singe). 2. niinurflui), tiiuiiiifhiiiid). 
 
 Inconstancy, inkon'sranse. (In- 
 con ' Stan t n ess) «. 1. Die IIiibet1niiDig> 
 feit (DeS ii'nrnftcrS). 2. Die lliigleid)f)fit. 
 
 Inconstant, inkon'stam. (fr. ^. 
 V. inr. incun.itans) adj. I. iiiibeftniiDig, vett 
 niiDrriid) (i>. SHJcrfiMien ti. ©ndjeii). 2. n>ed)> 
 fclllD cJiJiuiiD.). — ade. lucun'scaatly, 
 
 INC 
 
 iinbeilnnMg , peniiiDerlicfe. 
 
 Inconsumable , 'nkonsu'mabl, 
 
 adj. luu'erjfhri'nr. 
 
 lilCOIISUininate, fnkonsum'- 
 
 mate. iidj. niiPi'flillDer. — Inconsum'- 
 mateness.*. tcr SmlnnD DeS llnppdenDeu 
 feiii^ , Dnf lIiuuMienDerc. 
 
 Inconsuinptible, inkonsum'- 
 tebl. (P. Int. consumo) adj. 1. -j- iinperi 
 brciinlid). 2. t iinpcrieljrbnr ; niiuerOr.uii^i 
 bnr; iiiUHTbreiiiibiir. 
 
 Incontestable , inkontls'tabl, 
 (fr. ~i»3.) adj. tuU'eifreirbrtr, nnifreitig, iiii< 
 iuiDeripred)lid), iiiiiimrtijfjiid). — ndw. Incon- 
 t e s ' t a b 1 y . iiiibeilreirbnr — I n c o n t e s'- 
 tableness, 3. Die Hni'lrcitigfeit. , 
 
 Incontig-uous, inkomig'guus, 
 adj. nbgrfOMDcrr, iiid)i nil einniiDer jluf-cnb, 
 eiimiiDrr iiirt)t brriiljreiiD. Boyle. 
 
 Incontinence, inkon'ienenie, > 
 
 Incontinency , inkon'tenlns^. ^ 
 (fr. 33.) 3. 1. Die lliieiirhnltfnmfeir; lliinin! 
 gigfeir. 2. Die niifrnuttjeit. 3. [-WeD.J Dn« 
 Uiiueruiogcii Der Grgniie, SlbfTiiffe ju f)in» 
 Derii; Der Jliiil, 'Jlt'p^iip, '2lin.'ffii^. 
 
 1 II c o II t i n L' II ce of urine. Der S>iirnjTllg, 
 
 Incontinent, inkon'tenent, (fr. 
 523.1 adj. I. niu'iitljnlrfnni. 2. niifciifd). 3. 
 ' [OKcD.] OlbflniTi: nid)t (jinDern fpiineiiD. 4. • 
 iiiipcrjfigiiif), niif Drr ©tetle, fogleic^. — 
 adv. 1 II c o n ' t i II e n 1 1 y , 1. unentl)a[t|am. 
 2. ' nut Der ©trfle. 
 
 Incontinent, s. ber ltnentj)n(t< 
 fnme, Uiifeiifite. B. Jonson. 
 
 Incontinentness, inkon'tenent. 
 lies. s. Die Iliii'iirijiilrriiiiifeit. 
 
 Incontracted, inkontrak'tld, 
 adj. md)t jnfnniinengejpgen. 
 
 lucontrollable, inkontrol'labl, 
 adj. Der ^J3riifiiiiii r<iird) (^Jegenrec^ming, Detn 
 Smnng, Der Slnffidjr nid)t nntenporfcn ob. 
 uiirermorfen iwerDeii fijiinciib. — adv. la- 
 con troll ably, nuf eine ^etfe, Die feU 
 lien 3i«nng, f-eiiie 5(iifild)r jnlngt. 
 
 lucontrovectible, inkontr&> 
 vlr'tebl, adj. nnbe|1rettDn» , iiniviDerfpre(<)» 
 lic^, iinflreitig. — adv. Incontrover'- 
 tibly, nnbeflreitbnr, iinflrritig. 
 
 Inconvenience, inkonve'n^ 
 eii.se . pDer : 
 
 Inconvenlency , inkonve'ni. 
 
 ease. (p. Int. convenio; i. I. Die Uligo 
 bitl)rlid)feit, Ilnfnglid)fcit, Unpn(5ud)feit. 
 2. a) Die Ilnbegneinlid)feit, Ungelegenljeit, 
 Sniligfeit (eiiier ©nd)e). b) Die tSd)ipierig» 
 feit, Uiinnnet)inlid)feit, 58erd)iperiid)feit ; £n|l, 
 ber >Jind)theiI, Dn« 5piiiDernijj. 
 
 1. They plead against the inconveni- 
 ences not the unlawfulness of popisl) 
 apparel. Hooker. 
 
 2. a) n. b) Rain and bad roads are i n- 
 c o n V e n i e n c e s to tlie traveler ; want 
 of utensils is a great — to a family; 
 but the great — of hiiuian life is the 
 want ot money and the means of ob- 
 taining it. 
 
 Inconvenience, r. a. belniligen, 
 6eriiitrnd)rigen. 
 
 Inconvenient , lokonvlniont, 
 (fr. 113.) adj. 1. *) niibegueni , hiilig, be» 
 fd)iperlid), niigrlegrn. bi nnd)rl)eilig, l)inbet» 
 lid). 2. uiipa^iu:^, imijebutjriKt), iiiifiigiKi). 
 
FAfe. f'ir. rhW. fat. M*. met. Finp. fin. N'6. move. n6r. s;6t. oil. rldiifl. Tube. InJ). fnl!. t//in. Tllis. 453 
 
 liNC 
 
 Inconveniently^ Inknnvc'ne- 
 eiiil6, udv. I. a) uiibi'iiiieiii, berd^iverlid), 
 luil'ij. b) nadjfheilig. 2. jur lliiitit. 3. iin= 
 paiiiat, imruglic^, iingi-biil^rlic^. 
 
 lucwnvenientuess , inkonve- 
 nceuines, «. Die Un6equi>mli4>C(U, !&e|'<^iver- 
 
 J»it)fClt. 
 
 Inconversable, inkon'verHaUi. 
 adj. uiiijfie(U(j, iiniinigiiiiglic^. — 1 nco li- 
 ve r'siibleness, t. tic llnnrfrniofcic. 
 
 Inconversant, iukon'versant. 
 luij. nui)i bcdmnt , ni(i}t i<crrraut (tnit Qt- 
 n>n«) , iiirfu (>fluall^crt (in (Jtii'nS). 
 
 Inconvertibility,iukoiiverteiMr 
 
 eie. *. 1. Me lllU'frllll^crlu1)fett, ©igfiifiljiicr. 
 
 tiii1)t iH-nuiiiiCi'lt meitcii jii foiiiien. 2. |$iiii= 
 
 bcij (into) t)(( (f'igeiii'ctafc, iiid)t iitUo^ivt'Ci)' 
 
 ftlt, miiijeiue(f)ieli jucrDfii jii fi>iiiicii (flfG''"*- 
 
 2. The inconverUbility of bank 
 
 note* or other currency iiilo gold or 
 
 kilver. 
 
 Inconvertible, !iikon«er'iibl,(fr. 
 
 'sSj.) adj. 1. t llllt'ffc()r^ar. 2. unufrnneer.- 
 
 lid), iiid)t jiim iBermnnCclii , llmaiiPerii fle< 
 
 cigiiet, iiniu.nieflt>rtr. 3. (ipiuiteti ni(l>t iini: 
 
 (jiiuird)feu, iiii*(j"^'f>*"f" lyfter roiiiieitD, 
 
 Uii1)f jiiiii ?liirn)fd)rfiii afcigiitt. 
 
 2. One metal is i nco ii v e i t i bl e into 
 
 anoilier. 3. Bank-note* are stipietiniea 
 
 — into specie. 
 
 To be i n c o n V e r t i b I e into . ni(^t l<er: 
 2iiC'er( ivrrCeii fciiiieii (iiu, iii(t}t iiiiigrmed): 
 felt. iiiiffleiDrctjiiit mirfeii tiMiiieii (ije«icii>. 
 
 IjlCOnvincible , inkonvinsebl, 
 luU. iimitcrjciijjbiir. — <tdc. Inconvin'- 
 e i b I y , nut fint ^Ccife , Die feme lUf)cr< 
 jriiiiiiiin jiilii^t. 
 
 IllCOUy , ink&'ni , (l>. in u. con) 
 adj. l<^er «. 1. tinftiiiMt], uiit'riiit)reii. 2. \ 
 fjufijl. liilia. 3. ] |ViB, rdjoii, iiirt, iiieNid), 
 fciii. 4. 1 iiii 'Wiinii I'lMi l'l)IU•ll^ettt SJiltiiiifl. 
 
 Incorpornl, inkorporal. (fr. in- 
 coiporei) HitJ. iiiirorprriKt), iuiiuiUeriett. — 
 aiiv- Incor'pornlly. lllirorprrlici). 
 
 InCOrporniity , inkdrpnral'jie, 
 •. Me lliifi'ri)friii1)ffit, O'l'iH'^tiriiilirnt. 
 
 InCOrp«»rHte, inKorpArate. adj. 
 
 I t iiiifi^rpiTiict), |li'tfU'6. 2. eiiu>crlfit>t, eiii> 
 flffiTptrt. 3. }u fiiiem iiorprr, )ti eitier 
 9.\iilTt- I'treiiiiflt, I'erMiiifeu, iuiiiij i'i'rmirrf>t. 
 Bi'JON. 4. i uerl'uiiteii, I'trctiiigt. Shak. 
 Incorporate, (tr. Incorporer, u. 
 Int. inmiporo) o. a. I. (>lJl)arm.l a) Jll 
 
 eiiieiu iliirper , ^u eiiicr -TOiifye I'treiiiiofn, 
 
 iiiiiii) liiif cinniifcet i'eriiuri1)fii (SiilJiliuiicii). 
 
 hi t (Fljcm.J (With) iniiii] i'friiiir(t;i'ii (mit). 
 
 2. eiitfiirpfrii (i>erfi>rpttii ; etiii'crleitieu;. 3. i 
 
 a; (into; pereiuigcii (in;, eiiiucrlciben (ciner 
 
 ^A(ttt). b) (into) ciiu'crlribeii (fiiifr OitQif 
 
 niuti); nutiieljmeii (iiij. c) iiifi'rpi'rireii , jii 
 
 etiiiiii flriVfjlid)eii eln pi-imfdjeii iiorper per: 
 
 eiiiiijcii , pcrbiiiDeii ( tic 6-iinpiM)iier eiiicr 
 
 ©fiiDr, eiiifg jtirdjipiei^ :c.j. 
 
 l.b)To incot-porate copper with silver. 
 
 2. The idolaters, who workliiped their 
 
 iniages as gods, supposed some spirit 
 
 to be incorporated therein. Stil- 
 
 LiaOFLCET. 3. a) To — plagiarism* into 
 
 one's own compokition. b> The Runmnx 
 
 Incorporated conquered countries 
 
 into th-:ir government. Aduison. e) To 
 
 — the iuhabilants of a town, the pro- 
 
 liNC 
 
 prietors of a bridge, the stockholders 
 
 of a bank, of an insurance company 
 
 etc. Webster 
 
 The incorporated trades, Me 0)e- 
 
 ivcrbc, ivelc^e ilorperfijjiu'tcu bilDtii, Me iiiuf: 
 
 ligeu (S)eii>cv6c. 
 
 Incorporate, v. n. l. (with, i 
 
 into) fid) ju eituiii lU>rper, )u ciiier '>3}iiim' 
 
 pcreiiiiijeii ; fid> ufrinird)eii, fid) pcrt'iiiCin 
 
 (iiiic;. 2. i fid) perbiiiDeii ; ftd) euii>erlcu*eu. 
 
 1. Painters' colors and ashes do bet(ei 
 
 incorporate with oil. Bacon. 
 
 Incorporation, iukorporAsliun. 
 
 (fr. •iU. ) ». I. i Me iBirciuiijiimj ^ii eiiieni 
 
 Ki>rper, jii einer -JKiiiTe. l. Idijiiii.j (witii^ 
 
 Die 2Jert)inMinij, SBermifd)iiiig (iiitr). 3. i a) 
 
 (into) Die &iiiuirleil>iiiig. '.2>erlMiic-ua)), iSer-- 
 
 eiiiiijiiitg (init). b) Oic oi>^'^t>»<^'>[>i'>i> ^'^i- 
 
 btiiMiiii) )U (tiieiii i]cfei)iid}i'ii ivorpec. 
 
 3. a) riie incorporation of conquered 
 
 couutrie.% into the Roman Republic. 
 
 Incorporeal, inkorpu icai, diu. 
 
 incorporeus) a((/. Illirprperlld), liuiiiiUrru'll, 
 
 llofflo^. — adii. In CO rpo 'really , nil- 
 
 fbrptrlirf). 
 
 Incorporeity, inkuipuieeti, «. 
 eie lliifi)rpfriiit)fcit, 0""i''"i'''''i"t>'t. 
 
 lucorpsej iukurp*', v. a. f. In 
 corporate. Sii.tK. 
 
 Incorrect, inkSnokt', (fr. -3}.) adj 
 I. iiiirid)ti<), fel)l(rl)>ift ; iiiCorreft, iiiiijefriu 
 (Ci)rMd)( K.). 2. uiitjeiiaii, uiirid)rij, Oer 
 -^al)rt)eit nid)t geniop. 3. Ceiii ^>U\n)t uDec 
 6er SBJoMl iiid)t flcm.iB. 4. t iuiDcrih-c6eii£>. 
 
 InCOrreCtion, lukorrekshiin. «. 
 I. Die Unrid)iiflfeit. 2. f "<»« lyiftrilrebeii. 
 
 Incorrectly, inkorrekiU . adv. 
 iiiind)tia. iuforreft, fei;iccl)af[, iiiiijeiiau, £>ec 
 iiSiihrbeit, Der OWpmi iiid)f geiiMH. 
 
 IncorreCtueNS, iukorrektne*. t. 
 Die ^el)lerl)tiftigreu, tliirutng'eu, Uiioeiiaiiig: 
 (eit, Oiiforrefil)cit, fet 0)fiiiiijel iiii lUbereiii: 
 ilimimniQ mit Dei iQnl;rl}eu uDeretiur Xxilii- 
 l'd)iiiir. 
 .IllCorrilfibiiity, inknriejebireie, 
 
 Incorri(;ibI('ii«;8s, inkor'rejcbl- 
 uex. i.MeUiil<c|7erlid)feit; lliii<ert<eiTeriid)reit. 
 
 Incorri|(ible, tnkor'iejebi , (fr 
 ■1S>.) lid). 1. iiiiuerbciTeriid) (Orrrljiiiii jc). 2. 
 iiubfiierlid) (Siiiifer it.>. — adv. Incor'- 
 rigibly, uiu'frbefferliit) ; unbe|7erii(t). 
 
 Incorrupt , liiitoriupi', > 
 
 Incurrupted, Inkorrupied. ^ 
 incorruptiis) adj. i. f 11. i lllll'CrCOCt^eil , 
 iiiU'ertcrbt, rtiii ip. '}5erfpiieii , OJriiiiM'.itjeii 
 oD. iSiibilnnjen). 2. iiiit'cilo(()eii, ri(t)tlid). 
 
 Incorrupt ibilit«',iii korrupiebir- 
 ele. (In c b r r up I ' i b l« n es s ) «. 1. Dir 
 lliii'oriue6lid)fcjt , Uiii>crDrrblid)feit (cine* 
 iii>rper6), Uiiperg(iiiglid)ffit. 2. Die UuDeiled): 
 Iid)ffit. 
 
 Incorruptible , 'nkorruji'tcbl . 
 (fr. "113.) "'O'- •• uiiiermetiid), imiH-rDi'n'iid); 
 iiui'ermiterlid), uniuniiDclPar. 2. iiiit)e|lcit); 
 lid), iiiibcilrd)t>iir. 
 
 Incorruption , inkorrup'shun, 
 (fr. ii3.) I- Die Uiu'criuei:-iid)feif , UiiucrDerD! 
 Iid)fcir, Oiid)ti>friuefiiiig. 
 
 Incorrupttve, inkorrup'liv, ad). 
 uiii'iTiue^lid), iiiiiuTDcrDlid). 
 
 Incorruptly, lukorrupt'le, adv. 
 iiiu<erDi'cDeii, rem. 
 
 liNC 
 
 InCOrruptneSS, inkorrupfnls. I 
 I. ^le Uiu'erDerMii1)feir, Uiu'fnpf^'lid)feit. 2. 
 Die lliiperDiirbi'iiljcir, Dicintjeir, ^{ec^riV^iitfeii! 
 l)eit, 0{ed)riid)frit. 
 
 Incrassate, lukras'sAte, (int. lu 
 
 cra.soj B. a. 1. uerDirfeii, Di(fer mnd)eii. 2. 
 
 (iJJljnnn. u. (El)eni.] perDicfeii ( Jliifrigfeiteii). 
 
 2. Acids dissolve or attenuate; alkalies 
 
 precipitate or iiicrassaie. Newto.i. 
 
 Iucras»>ate, ». «. jld) uerDicf eii, per« 
 
 Cicfiii, Dicfir merDeii. 
 Incrassate, ) 
 
 Incrassated, lukraM'sitld. ^'' '* 
 I. t:i)ot.] uerDicft, fid) uerDitfciiD. 2. t gf» 
 ffillr. liij.) *. [OJieD.] Die iUerDirfiiiig. 
 
 IncraHsation, inkiaNNa'sinin, (fr. 
 
 Incra.*i8ative, inkiassaiiv , adj. 
 uerMcfcnD. — *. DnS i5eri''iifiiiig*mitte(. 
 
 Increa-iable, lukre'.e'abl, adj. vers 
 mel)ri'nr, jii prrgrbricru. 
 
 Increase, luki^He'. (int. incresco; 
 nrill. cre.'iqi) v. n. I. a) luod)ien , iimel)> 
 iiicii i (leigeii (p. Der ij)iijc, Deiu ^d)rt(le, 0)ei 
 ivitcrr to. b) niiivnd)feii (p. (Seivnfferii ;. 
 ci ^iiiiel)iiien (p. 5vrniifl)eiteii). d) fid) per> 
 mei)reii, ninpnd)|Vii, niifinufen (P. iSdJiilCcit 
 :i.). 2. I'iJirtrpii.] iunrt)frii, jiiiieljturii (ppiu 
 ■))ii)HDe). 3. fid) pcniiehrrii (v. ll)iereii;. 
 
 Increase, r. a. l. peniiet)reii , ver< 
 grouerii. 2. prrilnrfeii, perf(()lmimern (ein 
 •Berbredjeii lo. 
 
 Increase, «. I. a) tai 3iiiief)meii, 
 Sirigcii, Die 3iiiiai;iiie, Dnd 'Ik}nd)Sil)iiiii, Die 
 :Seniiel)rimi], 'iUii6D>l)miiig. b) l<^|lroti.J Mid 
 ■Ji}nd)feit, 3'iiief)iiien (De-S -JKuiiD^). o Dili 
 •>lufi'iiil)eii (Der t£d)iiTfiil;rt to. d) Dn6 ijliw 
 iund)feii (Der (MemnfTer). e) Die >2l!il)aiifiiiig 
 (P. •iliifpnid)en jc.). 2. Der Sinpad)^, 'ilu» 
 iviid)e. 3.11 Der Q)eipiiiii , llcberfn^. 4. Der 
 (fniag, Dn« Grjcuguig (Dee iyoDeiiS k.). o. 
 a) Die 9Jn(ftfommeiifd)nft. b) $ Der 3fini1)i 
 fmniiie. 6. Die Seiigmig. Shak. 7. Der 3ii« 
 fnij. Die ajerlniigfriiiig. [reid) ((Jriiie). 
 
 Increaserul, lukiese'tul , ad}. 
 
 Increaser, lukii'sur. «. Der S3er< 
 meljrer, Dn5, iun6 prnu^ijrt, befi>rDert. 
 
 Increate, lukicAiu. ^urO'. uner< 
 
 liicreated, Inkiea'ted,^ fd)ntfen. 
 
 Incre«libility, inkieddebii'iti, > 
 
 ItlCredibleueSBfinkred'eUlnes.) 
 (fr. inciedibiljie) t. Die U t-jlniiblid)feit. 
 
 Incredible, inkied eij|, <fr.2D. u 
 
 int. incredibilis; adj. imglnilblic^. — ado 
 Incred'ibiy, llllill.uiblld). 
 
 Incredulity, nikredu'Uli, (fy in. 
 creduliie'i t. Der lliiglniibt. 
 
 Incretlulou«i,inkred'ulu>i.inkrld'- 
 ji'iius. (Int. increduluk) adj. uiiglniiPig, iiiu 
 giniibig. 
 
 Incredulou.<«ness,inkred'jiiiu*. 
 lies. I. Me lliijilniibigfeit, Der lliiglaiibe. 
 
 lucreinable, iukrem abl, adj. -J- 
 iiiU'crl>reiiiilid>. 
 
 Increment, ing'krement. <(nt. rn- 
 creineutuiii) *. I. Die 3lllinl)iue, Pa6 '^ad)^< 
 t!)iiiii, 3iiiiel)me!i, 'Hiiutu'ii, Olim'nd)ieii, hitu 
 gen. 2. tev Grtrng. 3. Der 3im)nd)6; Die 
 3iignbe. 4. (-W.ul).] Die DiffereiijinigrDpe, 
 Mi "a3nd)!5rl)imi. 
 
 lucrepate, ingkrep^te, ((.) V. a. 
 t G"iiicii fd)ilreii, G-iiiciii emeu iScripeis acbeii 
 ,&uuu tnDeiu, >'4)iuaU'u. 
 
456 Fate. ffir. fall. f.*t. M^. met. F!ne. fm. N-S. m^ve. n-^r. ^ot. 6?!. rV'M'u]. TiiV. tiih. foil. t//in. TH!«. 
 
 LNC 
 
 Increpation, ingkripi'sliua, «. 
 tas e(t>niiiieii, Cer iBfnuei?. 
 
 Increscent, iiikrcii'seiit. (int. in- 
 eresceiis ) adj. juiiel)inenti. — «. Ber I»rti1)= 
 fcnrc ''Wl^n^. 
 
 Incriiiiiaate, inkiim'enite, (fr. 
 
 iiiei'Jiiiiier) v. a. 1>t\(t)lMl(\tn. 
 
 Ilicroacll, inkrotsli', r. <i. Q-ill: 
 (iriffe tl)lin, f. Encroach. — Incroacli'- 
 i ngly. adv. intt QIiimilBinij). Incroach'- 
 iiigiiexii. s. Me '!!liiiuii0uu<)£rii(f)t. 
 
 Incruental, inkiuOeii'tll , (int. 
 
 lacrneiitus) <»{;. f iinblliriij. 
 
 ■m .l\l 2 l = -.'. 1 (lilt, in- 
 
 crusio; e. o. (with) btleflfii, ubtrjiel)fn, be: 
 rlrl^en, iiifrnilireii (mil ©I'lDic), befruilen, 
 terinCen. 
 
 lucriistation, inkrusti'ahun, (fr. 
 <S3.) *. I. [>3lri1)it.) Me 93tfleifuiiG, Ueber= 
 jietjung ( imt 'W.irmor 20. 2. Me »efru= 
 (lung, SeriiiMing, Oiifru|liUi&n, eer lU&erj 
 jug. 3. ^^r eremiiberjufl. 
 
 Incrystalizable, inkrU'iaii^aiil, 
 adj. iitifnrt.illirirbar. [ cubo) e. n. bruren. 
 
 Incubate, ing kubate, (lac. in- 
 
 Incubation, iiikiibi'sliun, d n c u'- 
 baturei «. tiif IBrfirrn, ^ebruten. Ray. 
 
 To produce by incubation, AU^: 
 brfittn. 
 
 IncnbuD, !ng'kubus, (Int. SB.) «■ 
 I. bet ^ip, iai 3ia(t)fiii>innd)eii. 2. ber X)ii= 
 men, Welti, fie 5"- Hale. 
 
 Inculcate, inkulkite. (lat. iu- 
 cuko) V. a. loio (^iiiem (rtiviiS einr^iirfen, 
 euiprAijen. 
 
 Our Snrior inculcates on Ins Tol- 
 lowers humility and forgiveuens of 
 injuries. 
 
 Inculcation, inkulk^'shun . * 
 bos ©lUKD.irttH , bie (riiirdjiitfuiuj , &iiipra 
 flung. ^ ^ 
 
 Inculpable, mkulpabl, (.0. lat. 
 a4j. unilriiflicb, iiutnfclhoft. —ado. Incul'- 
 p a b I y . uuitttiflid). — Incul'pableness 
 «. bie llnilriiffiibfeit. 
 
 Incult, inkult', (Ii)t. iueultus) adj 
 ungebiUit, uniiiiflcb.iut, ivn\1 cHiettn). 
 
 lucultivateti, inkul levitid. adj 
 niinngebr.iit. — In cu lii va' tion. ». Me 
 Uiiniujrbniirticit. — In cut' lure, *. tie 
 UnannebMiitheit. ^ 
 
 Incumbency, inkum'beniii. «. I. 
 ? ta6 "Jhiflifarn, Me C<ioe (nut (5-tivii?>. 2. i 
 a) ber 23ei"t^ eiiier i^fniiibe, eiiiet 4lmtc4. b) 
 bie DblifiieiilKit. 
 
 Incumbent, inkuM'blnt. (i. in- 
 
 eunibens) adj. 1. f atljlienenb (£i1|1k.). 
 
 Adduoh. 2 t (np'n. ©iiieiii) I'bli^genb. 3. 
 
 ^ (on) netr.iflen (ihmi). 4. (!J5pt.J nufliegciiD. 
 
 3. And fly incumbent on the dusky 
 
 air. Dr\dex. 
 
 To be incumbent on... (^iiieill C>biiei)Cll. 
 He has a business - upon him. er hat 
 em (Strcpaft mil bem i>alfe. 
 
 Incumbent, *. ter SSifiljcr , 3iij 
 Ijflbet einer ^)5iri"iiibe , eiiie* aitntc* , eiiicr 
 Ctefle, ter ^pfri'iiibner. 
 
 Incumber, inkum'bur, (fr. en- 
 combrer) o. «. I. belaileii , befct)iuereii. 2. 
 t>etiwi(fcln, tvenWinflfii ; hinbern, I'enulrren. 
 
 Incumbered, ven'c^ulbet. 
 
 LND 
 
 Incumbrance, Inkum'branse. t. 
 I. Me Sail; 25cfil)iuerfe, ijefil^iiierltitfcit; ixii' 
 Spin&ernip. 2. Dcr -ytisiuiuljs (eineS 2Cal= 
 ita ;c.). 3. bie auf eiiifin C^utt hafteiiDe 
 »npoll)ef. — Incuui 'b ranee r . $. ttv 
 '^faiibiiiaubiger. [Uiilig, bercf)ii'erlict). 
 
 IncuinbrOIUI, inkumbrus. udj. 
 Incur, iiikiir'. (Int. incurro) r. a. 
 nuf ilrt) lafcii, fief; jiijieljcn (eine Strafe ic.i, 
 uerfalleii (in cine>5trafe), ft(t) aui'fe^en (eiiicr 
 (Strafe), ii(t> bclateii (luit Sdjiilben tc). 
 
 Incur, e. n. * (to. into) (ir. bie @iiine> 
 fatten; fciiiiuen (in, jti). Bacos. 
 
 Incurability, iiikdrabil'iti, (In- 
 c u ' r H b I f 11 e s K I s. ^ic lliit)iMit'arfeit. 
 
 Incurable, inki^-rabl. (fr.'!Si.)adJ. 
 tlnl)ell^ar. - «. ber unf^eilbare ^ranfe , Un> 
 ijeilbare. 
 
 Prov. He is among the incurables, 
 nn ihm ill .^rpfeii iiiib ^fial] I'erlcren. 
 
 Incurably, iuki&'rabli, ado. un> 
 IjeiiPar. 
 
 Incurably sick, nicf)t mehr ju rcttcn. 
 
 Incuriosity, inkui^osete, (fr. in- 
 
 curlosiie) ». ^ie 0)Icirf)guUigfeit. Wottom. 
 
 Incurious, 'nkii r^us, adj. forg: 
 
 lo«, iiiiad)tratn, fahrlaiTig- 
 
 Incuriousness, 'nkd'rli'isn**. «. 
 bie ©xirgloftgfeit, Unac^)t|aiiifeit, g<")f''iirig= 
 feit. 
 
 Incursion, inkur'shun, ((at. in- 
 cursion fr. incursion) «. I. ber (feinbli(f)e) 
 (Siitfan , Me ©treiferei, ber ©treifjug. 2. t 
 ber ?liua(I; ber SBorfafl. Sins of daily-, 
 (Suiiben, bie taglic^ pcrfonimen. 
 
 To make an incursion upon .., ein> 
 fafleii in . . . 
 
 Incurvate, inkurvite, ((at. in- 
 curvo) V. a. friimtnen, bicgcn, beiigcii. — 
 adj. gefrfinintt, gcbrgen. 
 
 Incurvation, 'nkurvi'shun. «. I. 
 
 ^a* Itrrimtueii , bie JGriinimung, iBeiigmig, 
 
 25iegiing. 2. bie firummung , ^riimtiie. 3. 
 
 Die SBiTbciigiing. Stii.lingfleet. 
 
 Incurve, inkurv', V. a. fruminen. 
 
 Incur vity, mkur'vete. (I n c u r v'a- 
 
 ture) J. Me Sri'imiiie, firiiminuiig, 95eii! 
 
 gillig. Brown. 
 
 Indag-ate, in'dagite, (l. iuHago) 
 
 D. a. t iiiitirriid)eti , aiif rpnrtii , atifi'uc^eii, 
 
 beobatfrrrii ; ciner ®ad)e nndiiorft^en. 
 
 Indagration, indagA'shun. s. t 
 
 bie 9?ad'/fiTr(i)ung , Jprritmig, Uitrerru(f)ung, 
 
 -^.-cbact^tiiiig. ['5i'rfct)er, 93eDba(f)ter. 
 
 Inda^rator. urdSginir, *. f ber 
 
 Indart , ludart', v. a. ^ttieiiiiverfen, 
 
 (lineiiirdjiiDcii. 
 
 But no more deep will 1 indart mine 
 eye. tcdf tiefer jDtl iiieiii SSlic! \u<i)t briiigcii. 
 
 Shak. 
 
 Indear, > . ^ „ . 
 
 — . ^ J |. unter Endear etc. 
 
 Indeavor, } 
 
 Indebt, indlf. cfr. endetter) t>. a. 
 + I. in Sd)uibcn bringeii, perfe^en ober 
 ilurjfii. 2. I'erpflicfjreii. 
 
 Indebted, indlt'ted. adj. I. vtTi 
 I'Aiilbet. 2. i a) oerpftictjtet. b) (to) fdfuU 
 big ((finein). 
 
 A. is indebted to B.; he Is — In a 
 large sum. or to a large amount, ^. fd>uls 
 Per S. ; er I'lttulbet thm eine bebeiitenbe 
 ®umme. To be - to any one for any 
 
 LND 
 
 thing, einem Qtwas jn ncrbanfen f^nben 
 Deeply indebted, ticf Of. fehr PCrfdjllIbet 
 
 Indehtinent, indet ment. ^ 
 
 Indebtedness, Indetednes, ( '* 
 fcaS iBorr(t)iilbcri"ein, Me aSiTfitiilfuiig. 
 
 Indecency, ind^'slnse. (fr. inde- 
 cencei *. Die Uiiaiirtaiifigfeit, U:irc()i(fli(f)feir. 
 
 Indecent, Jiide sent. (lai. indeceos) 
 adj. iiiiatuiaiibtg, iinr(t)i(fiiil>, uncljrbar, iin« 
 gebiihrlirt). — adv. lnde'cently, unail« 
 lUiirig. 
 
 Indecentness, fndi'slntnes, «. 
 Die UiiiiiiiliiiiPigtcit. 
 
 IndeCiduOUS, indesfd'iius . indi- 
 sid'jiius. ad), nic^t aufadeuP, iiiipergangliit); 
 inimergniM. (jeljntfrci. 
 
 Indeclinable, ?nde«'einabl. adj. 
 
 Indecision, indesi^iiun. (fr. W.) 
 t. Me llnuljiiirMgfeit, llnenrKtlofTenheit. 
 
 Indecisive, ludesisiv, adj. I. mct)t 
 entfiteiDeuf , iiiienrf(t)eiDiii&, (of) (Jni'ai 
 nii1)t enru1)eibeiib. 2. iimnrfiftieben, rd)ipnii» 
 fenb. — ado Indeci'sively, utiencf(^ie« 
 Cen, Phne ^nrfdjeiMing. 
 
 Indecisiveness, indesisivnls. «. 
 Die Uneiurd)iePeiiheit, ber iiiientiV^iebene, 
 |■d)ll>anfcll^e Smlaiib. 
 
 Indeclinable, iiiHekil'nabl, ((At.' 
 
 indecliiiabilis) adj. I. [(ijranint.] milim< 
 euDbar, inDcfiinabd. 2. + uiii'eranberlict). — 
 a({i>. I n d ec li ' n a bl y . \>ciliiilMg , iinniCT. 
 
 Indecomposable, iii<iekomp6'> 
 
 zabl. aiO'. [(Fljetii.] unienVnt'ar, uujcrltghar. 
 
 Indecomposableuess, indi- 
 kompo'zaiiiiies. j. [dijeni.] tie lliijerre^barf 
 feit, Uiuerlegbarfeit. 
 
 Indecorous, indlk'orus. iiidek6'> 
 rus, (.lat.) adj. iiiiaiitlaiiMg , iiiigejieinenb, 
 unjiemli(^. — ado. Indecorously. un» 
 aiiilaiiDig. [nls, *. Die llnanrionbigfeit. 
 
 Indecorousness , indek'orris- 
 
 Indecorum, indeko rum, d. "ID.) 
 *. Die llnanilanfigfeit. 
 
 Indeed, indeed', ado. 1. hi btt 
 ihar, in 533nlirhcit, ipirrilfft. 2. (emphatifd)) 
 lualjrtid), funpiil)r. 3. freilitt, aflerbiiig*, 
 jiuor. 4. (al& 'llii^rufiing^iuprr) loirfiirf)! 
 2. This is true; it is iu deed. Websteb. 
 I were a beast — to do you wrong. 
 DrydeN. 3. Ships not so largtr — , but 
 better manned. 4. Indee^l! is it pos- 
 sible ? is it so in fact? 
 
 Inderatigrable , mdefat'i^gabl, 
 (fr. iiifntigable) adj. iiiuriiiuMid) , raillo*. 
 — adv. 1 11 ne fa t' i gab I y , iniemiuDer, 
 iini'fvDri'fTeii, railli'5. 
 
 Inderatig^ableness, 'ndefat'- 
 
 t^^abliies. (Ill d e tat i K a ' ti o n) t. Die lln« 
 erniriDlid)frit, !liu'rrDrr(7cnl)rit. 
 
 Indefc*asibility, indefe^eljil'eii, 
 «. Die UniHTlci^barffit, lliu'irli'5lid)'et . lliu 
 iviDcrrnfrid)fftr(eine# iifeir-2c.i, lliii'enuigrr* 
 lidifeir (rtiieA 05riinD|li'i(f5). 
 
 Indereasible, indefe/^bi. (pivn 
 fr. defaire ) adj. u!U'crlei;liit> , iiiin>iDcrruf« 
 lid), iini'fraiiBiTlidi. 
 
 Inderectibility,inHcfekiebilei4, 
 (fr. indeiectibiliic) «. [ Ihn'i.J Die Uliauf> 
 I}oriid)feit, ber unaiifl>ijrlid)e Sbeflanb (bet 
 ^ird)e). 
 
 Indefectible, ludeflk'iebl, (fr. 
 SC.) adj. uuaut!)urli(0. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. M*. met. Fine, fin. NA, mive, n6r, got, 6ll, cl6u«l. Tiibe. trtb, fiill. th\n. TFIis. 457 
 
 IIND 
 
 ladefective , indeflktiv , adj. 
 
 VOUfixiimen. [defeasible. 
 
 Intlefeisible, iiidete zebl. f. In- 
 
 MndefensibiUty, inUeteusebir- 
 
 lt«, (Indefen nibleness) «. bit Unl)att: 
 batteit (eiiies WrmiMrt^ed ic). 
 
 Indefensible f ludefen'sebl, adj. 
 ? u. i iu(^t )U i>crti)ciDijjcii , fid) ni(^t vtt> 
 tljeitiiKM Iiiffiiie, uiiljaubrtt. [fdju^Ii^^. 
 
 Mndefeilfiive , indifen'tiv , adj. 
 
 litdeficiency* iadetiHli'eii«e, «■ 
 he 3uiaiii)ltd)fcu, aSolliLinfciofeit, SBoUfom! 
 meiil^fit. 
 
 Iildeflcient , ludefishent , adj. 
 DoUiliiiiMi], )ti(iiiioUi1), urlUminiieu. 
 
 IndeiinHble, jndetiue'abl , adj. 
 nnbffdjrribiMr, uiifrfi.irbar. 
 
 Indennite, incief euit, ((at. lade- 
 finitut) adj. 1. uMbeilimmr. 2. unb(a"iU(> 
 unbf|'d)ranft (v. Hiaumt lo. 3. [ipaiiDflj - 
 pMyiuent, eiiie a *onrojal)luii(j. — adv. In- 
 definitely, t. unbf|1niiiiit , ini unbe> 
 (linimten@iiiiie. 2. bi6 iu eiiuiii uiibc|litnm> 
 ttn &rai>t (»ui6ae6el)iittr JCauiii). 
 
 ludenuiteueSM* ludet'eultnes, «. 
 1. bit Uabeiliinmtljeii. 2. tie lliibefdjriiuft! 
 fftit, lliU't:,itfiMil)fit. 
 
 ludennitlldef indetin'itiide, «. t 
 bic (iir itn ^txilanb iitieiiMictrc, DbQletd) in 
 btt Ktaiitht eiiMidje Gii.infiiiit, £>ie iiiibe. 
 (liimute 'Mifiige, bet unbtiliminte UmtiUiG. 
 
 Indeliberate, liideliiibeiiie.dn- 
 delib'erated) ( rr. indelibere^ adj. un> 
 uberlegt, uncriuuijcn, iiiiiH'nVi>lictj. — adv. 
 Indelib'erately , unubtritflt. — lu- 
 delib'eraieneKS. t. bit lllUlberle(]tl)eir. 
 
 Indelibility, tndelebilete, (fr. in- 
 delebilitej t. bit \Uuyii6lb\<bU<i)(til. 
 
 Indelible, indelebl , (ft. inde- 
 liMe ) adj. 1. f uiiini61ot'(l)li(t) , uiiau^s 
 Ifil'cDbac (Ditite ic). 2. i uiU'crtilQbor; iiii> 
 petnidjibiic. — adv. 1 n d el ' i bl y , unaiid> 
 l0l'<t)lld). — I iide I ' i ble II e s> . 4. I. bit 
 
 Umuif i6ut)lifl)fi-it. 2. Die Uiiuenilflbarfeit. 
 
 Indelicacy, indel elta«e, (fr. in- 
 delicatekse; t. btt ^ViiWQtl ail 3<»^(a<l>»;l> 
 (le lliifi'iiie, lliii>utl)fit. 
 
 Indelicate, Indcl'^klte, (fr. in- 
 deiicat; adj. uncart, uiiftiii, gciiieiii. — adv. 
 ludel'icately. uncart. 
 
 Indentuincatlun,iiideiniieiiki'- 
 ■huii. $. I. Die (iiit|il)aL°'iiittiin, i5eri]tiriiii>i, 
 ©(fjaDlofljiiltiinii, Der C^rfii?. 2. Die (yiitj 
 fd)aeiguii4^ri(^erl)cii , ®i(t)t:rilelluiig ijegen 
 BiTluil. S<l)nDeti, gtrafe. 
 
 Indemnify, hniem'aiii, (u. Int. 
 daiiiiiiiiiu V. a. I. eiid'cDaDineii, i°(1)iiMi>5 Ijals 
 ten. 'i. oi^ijeii 9Serlii|l, i8d)aDeii, (Strafe fict^er 
 ttelKii. 
 
 Indemnity, indein'iieie, (fr. in- 
 deiBiiiie; I'p. iiideiiuijdad ) j. Die (^iitrd>ilDi> 
 5uiiu, ad)i>Mi<6l)auiiii<i, (£irt)frilf(iiiii<) <ie<jfii 
 Igtrafe. Act ot - , Me 'Jliiiiieiltc; e-iiruDaDu 
 guiiijdafre. Bond of-. Die ®d)iiDli'*;2>iirii» 
 fd>aii. Sum of -, Die ^djaDu^^ljalniiiflS! 
 fuitime. 
 
 IndemnnRtrnble , indimon'- 
 
 •irabi, adj. tnicnvfl^lld). — Indeinou'- 
 itra b le iieti. «. Die lliierivei£iid>reit. 
 
 Indenization, iudeneiLu'siiun, «. 
 Ut G-iiiburgrriiiiii , i2>t'rlril)iiiin btt ptiuu 
 ttititt, bi\6 !biir|]tTri-d)tfVOteiit. 
 
 JIMD 
 
 Indenize, in'denize, v. a. einbik' 
 
 gcrn, f. En denize. Iburgern. 
 
 Indenizen, 'nden'^zn, p. a. etll: 
 
 Indent, indent', (U. Int. dens) v. a. 
 
 1. au^iocfeii, nu^ial^nelii, au^ferben. 2. a) 
 &iuen al6 Sel^rliiij) , £el;rbiirr(t)eii <iufDiii<)en, 
 uo) (&ineii ill eiiieiii Sd>ul)mad)er tc.) in 
 Die Stijtt ti)un. b) Diiiijen (eiMe'>)}?<igo ic.). 3. 
 1 ii)pi)gr.] eiiijie^eii (Sdjriftieilen^ 4. [9{ed)tSi 
 iVr.] To — articles of agreement , (inen 
 iBttnuq abi'd^ltefen (iiui|'d)eii '>)$arteien). 5. f 
 beriegeiii. Shak. 
 
 To be indented within one another, 
 in eiiianDer oreifeii. Indented, iin 3>(C' 
 jacf liuifciiD, mcUeiifijrniig. 
 
 Indent, v. u. I. frnfraf)iren , eineii 
 aSertrnfl fdjiiefieii, fid> I'erglcidjeii. 2. f (with 
 ■be way) int ^ift^ad laiifen. 3. o taumein, 
 ivnrfeln. 
 
 Indent, «■ I. t bit Rtxit, btt Gins 
 fc^iiitti Die (rml^ieiiimg. 2. bM &t\)rAqt. 
 
 Indent, iu'dent, «. (9{orDaiti.j Der 
 i£taat£fd)iiirrd)ein. Hamilton. 
 
 Inileutatiun, Indemi'slidn. dn- 
 dent'uient; « 1. Die ^u6ja(tuiig, Der 
 jaifiije Q-iiirt^iittt; Die 6'tiibtcgiing. 2. Der 
 Roiiiraft, SBerrrng, i8ergin(ft. 
 
 Indenture, iudcui'ishiire , «. 1. 
 Der iSerirag, Aoiutart, DieSertragdurrunbe. 
 
 2. Der Scljrbrief (eines Seijrburfdjcii). 
 
 To nialie indentures, o taitmelii, 
 lencfcln. 
 
 Indenture, v. a. l. aufbingeti, in 
 Die Sietftt gtben t>Dcr nel^men (etiien £el)r> 
 jungein, Diiigeii cBeDiente). 2. + jnrfeii. 
 
 Independence, ind^iiendiuse, 
 
 (.111 depe II ' dene y ) (fr. indcpendance ) 
 *. 1. Die Unabl)angigfeit. 2. Die Unnbl;iUi<iig= 
 reit, ^ttit)t{t (De« G'>ei|lee). 3. Die lliiaD> 
 l)aiigigf(it ; bai eigeiie i5erini>geii, <5tel)en 
 aiif feiiieu eigenen |}ii|}en. 
 
 Declaration of independence, Die 
 tliiabl)aiiijii)feit£erfltiruMg (Der 93ereinigten 
 vStiirtieii). 
 
 Independent, 'ndipen'dlnt, (fr. 
 inde'peiidanl ; udj. 1. (on, of, from) iinab: 
 l)aiigig c i>rn ). 2. iiiiabl;angig , aiif eignieii 
 JiiBeii (Ifljc'b (Oeiii aSernuvien iinfft). 3. 
 tfeinem freniDrn (J-iiifliiiTe inueriuprfeii) un: 
 a(M;angig , frri. 4. iiiiabi)aiigin , iiit^t i<er: 
 buiiDea (init). 5. frei, uiigciiviingtn , leid)t 
 cilniianD). 6. iiiuibi^aiigig, niit '21ii^rd)lii^ 
 <i'pn); iiifeinfr95erbiiiPiiiig ililjono (mit). 7. 
 )ii riiter iiiiabl}aiigigcii , iiiDcpi-iiDciiteii Jlirt^e 
 getjbrig. 
 2. We all wish to be independent In 
 property; yet few men are wholly — , 
 even in properly, and none — for the 
 supply of their wants. Wkokter. 4. It 
 is believed the soul may exist — of 
 matter. 6. I mean the acconni of that 
 obligalioa in general, under which we 
 conceive ourselves bound 10 obey a 
 law, independent of (hose resour- 
 ces which (he law provides for its own 
 enforcement. WaRD. 
 
 To be independent of, I. iiid)r lllltrr 
 3emaiiD6 (iJeiunit, iiiucr ^inem flel)rii. 2. 
 feme 93f jiel^niig t)abtn (aiif i , in teiiirr SBiTj 
 billDilllfl |lel)rn (tnit). - company. Pie JJi*'''-' 
 fompiiamf. Illiiiil'hiiiiiiiiir. 3'l^f^''■^!"nl^. 
 Ikidepenileikt , «. li{ir(t)riig.i Der 
 
 Independently, lEdtpep'dentli 
 adv. I. un>il>l)angig. 2. (ot> oime Sejirhurig, 
 uljne Shicfftf^t (nufi. 3. iiiinDljoiigig, frei (nr» 
 tl)eilen jc). 
 
 ludeprecable , indcp'prikabi, 
 adj. uiierbiirlid), iin.U'bittlicf). 
 
 IndeprelieiiMible,indeppriiijn'- 
 
 sebl. adj. Iin(1ll6|l>rrrt)lld). 
 
 Indeprivable, indiprtve'^bl. adj. 
 ntd)t Der (^nt}iel;iiiig i>D. Dem iBeriuile un» 
 reriuorfen. 
 
 IndeAcribable , indeskr(be'2bl, 
 adj. iml>erd)rcii't)iir, iiiUH'r(1)reibiid). 
 
 Indescripti ve, imleskripiiv. adj. 
 nid)t tiiril)reiDeiiD, feiiic gciunie iiei"d)rfiDiing 
 eiithaiteiiD. (Digfeit, Der llniucrti). Addisom. 
 
 Iiidesert, imi^/en'. «. Die Uniuiir> 
 
 InttesineUt, indes sencnt. adj. lin« 
 flblflffig, iinatifljorliil). — adv. 1 n d e s'i n e n t- 
 ly. iiiiaiifl)i!irlid) ic. 
 
 Indestructibility, indistrOkti- 
 bil'ii4, <. Die lliijrn1ii>riiiirrei[. 
 
 IndeRtructible, indestniktebl, 
 (fr. ^.) adj. iMijinlcirbar, iMijiTilorlid). 
 
 Indeterminable , indeier'mi. 
 nabi, adj. 1. iiiibeiiiniMiiMr. 2. iii(t)r }ii ent> 
 fdjriDen oDcr jti fiiiiDigcii. 
 
 Indeterminate, iiid^ier'uiinAit, 
 adj. unbriliiiiuu. — ude. indeier'minate- 
 ly . uiibi'iliniint. 
 
 Indeterniiiiateness , inditer'- 
 minittenek. $. Die lliit>cr(iinniil)eic. Palei. 
 
 Indeterminati«>n, ind^ieimi. 
 ni'shun, *. I. Die llnrd)iiirKiift'ir, lliieiin'(t;lor< 
 feiiljrit. 2. Die UiiDrrtininiriii'ir. Bhamhall. 
 
 Indetermlned,iiide(er' mind, (!(<;. 
 
 1. niibeilniimt. 2. iiiii'cl)iinTiil. 
 Indevote, ind^v^te', (fr. inde'vot) 
 
 adj. fnlnuiiiiii. 
 
 Indevoted, inH^vA'ted, adj. ni(i)t 
 jugethaii, aiMirnfi.it (G-ineni). 
 
 Indevotiun, indevoshun. (fr. <S}.) 
 t. Die »iiiiDad)tlufigfcir, Daa iinanDad)tige 4J«» 
 rrngrn. 
 
 Indevout, indevouf, (fr. inde'voO 
 adj. iin(inDiid)rii], aiiDiid)ilo$ — adv. I ji de- 
 vout' ly, iiiiDadjtli^?, ol)iie 'ItiiDadjr. 
 
 Index, in'deks. (I. 'U3.) p!. indexes, 
 mQiid)ni. indices. *. 1. Der Sngi'r, 'Miijeiget. 
 
 2. Der 3figcr, llljvenjciger , -IBciiJfiger. 3. 
 ['Mnat.]Dcr3i'igi"fii'gif- •*• ["Jlritl). n.^Ilgebr.] 
 Die ^eiinjiffer, itiuaftoni^if. 5. Der iliijei* 
 ger, OnDer, bae 9{fgi)Ter, Die 3»I>i't6au» 
 jeige, XabeUc, Dnf 3iil)iiit6i'erieirt)ii;(j (eiiieS 
 !Biid)«). 6. Der Oi'O''" "''"'•■'' "^'id)*, Der 1'd»« 
 nmleljt, mie in airen 'Biii1)ern); Der lebeiiPe 
 3nDcj: (Der Den Onljait eiiiee iuinit|"(<)eii Spicli 
 anjeigt). Shar. 7. - eipurgatory, ( farl). 
 dhm\\ bn6 a5erjeid)niB Der i'erbornien5}na)i:r. 
 
 And thunders in the index? iillD Don* 
 nert gleid) 'UnfangS, ini 25frfiiiiDen ? .Shah. 
 To look for a tiling in the -. 6-civad ilO 
 Onl)nlt«uerjcid)iiifTe iiiidji'djlagen. To be tiie 
 — of .., (S-tauiJ flnifigcu. 
 
 Indexical , tudeks'ekal , adj. ju 
 eineni ■Jfegiiler gel}i'riii, Die JJorin eine5 9{t» 
 gi|ler5 IjabeilD- — adv. Index'ically 
 nad) ^rt eincS Offgijlrr*. Swif*. 
 
 Indexterity, indlksilriti. «. fi* 
 Un(ii-r(l)iffiid)fi-tr. iCilniPieti. 
 
 India, In dca, t. [ («d>iir. 1 OitPie« 
 I India- house, ll'iMiD^'Uj bad (^ti'c^rtiif* 
 
458 Fntp. far. fall. faf. Me, met. Fine, fm. N6, m6ve, n6r, got, 6il, d6(id. Tiibp, tfib, fnll. t//in. TH!s. 
 
 IIND 
 
 l)niiS bcr DfUnbifc^en Sonipiiflnie. — man, 
 6er £i)1iiiJ)ienfal)rcr. --rubber, bn^gcDers 
 ^nrj. (inriniiifif). 
 
 Indilftll, in'dean, adj. a) iuDiftt). b) 
 Indian anise, Ccr iStiriliUli*. -arrow- 
 root, £>ic tn^i^d)e 'ipiciliuurj. - bark, fie 
 (EaicaviUt. - berry, liiot.) 6er 5ird)»HiuD! 
 fame. - berries, t>ic ioHfiinier. - bread, 
 tilt fd)ronrje ^urgirniiB. - cane, 6n& iBiiis 
 nicnro^r. - cole, tie IBafifrbrotiuiirjel. - 
 corn, 6er 'DJfni^. — cress, fie in&ird)e 
 j?rcffe. - fig, tie iiiDirct)e geige.. - hog. 
 6cr $irrd)ft'cr , ©berljinct). - lioiehound, 
 [SBiit. ] tie *))fonarbe. - inli, tie Xiird)c. 
 
 - leaf, tier ©orgiufijen , Sorg. - rat. tie 
 ^l^nmon^ratte. - red. 6nf eiiglifcbeSrnuns 
 totlj, Sbergrotl). - reed, irni iiifctfd^e 9{iil)r. 
 
 - rubber, Dns I'cDir: , gctcrijurj , ®iiiiniii 
 ©laftiEiim. - saffron, tic laiige 03cIlMuiiri. 
 -trader, [Jiortniii.) ter 0<iger ' ^'aiifiuaiin. 
 
 - wood , tiiS Slauhi'lj. 
 
 J^naiiUl, in'dean. in'jcan. ind van. a. 
 a) tcr Oiitier. b) ter uinierifniiirrf)e) Ontiaiier. 
 
 Indiauef , in'deanet, s. [Oiitmlr.j 
 tin ■>))canit)citi'rjciig. irnig-J tcr Oiitinnit. 
 
 Indianitc; ) m'deaniie. s. [0)filie: 
 
 Indicant, in'deliant, adj. [^Stib.] 
 onjeigcnt (■Wirfmnle). Coxe. 
 
 JLlldicate, iudeliiite, (int. indico> 
 
 «j. o I. 5 (iiijcigcii. 2. niijeigeii, nngeben ; 
 
 aiibeuten ; tnrlegeii, bnriTellcn , niislegeu. 3. 
 
 [^Ket.] nnjeigcu, nngeben. 
 
 1. A heavy swell of the sea in calm 
 
 weather often indicates a storm at 
 
 a distance. 3. Great prostration of 
 
 strength indicates the use of sti- 
 
 nuilanis. Webster. 
 
 Indication, indeki'shun, (. 1. (ta£ 
 ffiiijcigeii) tie 3iiijfige. 2. tie 5liijcige, tn6 
 9Jferfma(, tcr Sciueis, tn6 Kenn}cid)eii. 3. 
 [•OJiet.j tie 3Injcigc, tflS 3e'd)sn, 9Jiijeict)cii. 
 4. tie ©lutecfmig , ^tngnbe. Bemtley. 5. t 
 bie r)nri1c[Iiiiig, d-rfliining. Bacom. 
 
 Indicative, indiii'kativ. adj. I. an- 
 {eigeut; nntciiteiit. 2. [6)rnmin.) — mood, 
 ber O'l^ifoti" - tie Slnjeigciucife, anicigente 
 
 eirt. 
 
 To be Indicative of, ©tlvnS ntljfigen. 
 
 Indicative, #. [®rnmiii.] tcr 5»= 
 bifnriii. [niijcigciit, jiir iliiji-ige, tciitlirf). 
 
 Indicativeiy , Itidikkativle, ado. 
 
 Indicator, indikkatur, t. 1. ter, 
 n)cld)cr, tne, \Vi\6 nnjrigt. 2. [?lnnt. ] tcr 
 Seigeftiigccilrerfer, ©rrecfmii^fel te« 3eige; 
 Puger^. ^ [jeigeut. 
 
 Indicatory, urdikkaiurc, adj. (Ill: 
 
 Indice, l. Index. 
 
 Indicoiite, uidekolite, s. [^0?ine] 
 talg.] till' OnoifL'iit, Outigileiii. 
 
 Indict, indite'. ( lar. indico) v. a. 
 [5{t:rt)t6i'pr.] coi.i |"d)rittlid) nnflageii (eine5 
 5&€ri'rcd)cu5 lo. 
 
 It is the peculiar province of a grand 
 jury to indict, as it is of a house of 
 repreneutatives to i m p c a c h. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Indict, V. a. nu^i'd)rci6cii (aScrraiinii; 
 Inugeii ic). 
 
 Indictable, lUdlleabl. adj. niifiog. 
 5iir; tcr ■•JltifMgc turd) cine grrpe 0»i^'> 
 (ai«nd Jury} iimCfUHTtiri. 
 
 Iudi«;ter, indite'ur, *. ter 'ilnflajjcr. 
 
 IND 
 
 Indiction, indk'shun. (neillat. in- 
 
 dictio) *. I. tie ^^njcige, SStrfuntigiing, (It.- 
 
 flarmig. Bacow. 2. [6()roii.J tie 3'»^J"l)l' 
 
 rmiii('d)e Singjnljt, 3{6mcrjiuein(;l, S^aw'iv- 
 
 jn()l, Oiitifrion. [erfUirc. 
 
 Indictive, indfk'tiv. adj. uerfiiiiter; 
 
 Indictment, indite'ment , «. 1. 
 
 [3{cd)tft"()r.] tie i"d)riftlid)e , uoii riner gro; 
 
 ^en O'lH) uorge&rnd)te lUiiflnge. 2. tn$ tie 
 
 I'orgcbracftte »Uiiflnge eiul^altciite papier ut. 
 
 ^ergnmeiit. [gcnbeiuei;? fiiljreii. 
 
 To traverse the indictment, teil V^Jcs 
 
 Indies, Indez, «. p(. ^nticn. 
 
 The East-Indies, £i|lintien. The 
 
 West-Indies, SS5o|lilitien. 
 
 IndifTerence, indifferlnse, (In- 
 dif'ferency) (Itit. inditi'ereutia) t. I. tie 
 ■ipnrteilL'figfcit; Unparrcilid)fcit. 2. tieffilcid); 
 giiuigfeit (eiiier ^enuii). 3. tccr Suilniit, 
 lUD feiii llnterrd)iet itl) tie e51cid)giiltigfcit. 
 3. When we speak of the indifferen- 
 ce of things in themselves ... 
 
 Hooker. 
 With indifference, pnrteilofi; uiipar< 
 teiit"rt); gleid)!ii"iirig. 
 
 ludifl'erent, iHdifferlnt, (fr. SC.) 
 adj. 1. piirtciiofi, iiiipartcilid) 2. iinpnrrei: 
 ifd) cJCidjtcr :c.). 3. (to) a; glcid^giilng cge- 
 geii, in ibcjicljuiig aiif). b; lum fciiiein 'l^e- 
 lange (fiir cine ®nd)c). 4. g(iid)giilrig, eincr- 
 lei. 5. CDl;ne iBeliing; nu>ritiiifl) glcidjgiilng) 
 gleidtguirig. 6. icitlid), nid)t rontcrltcJ), init 
 telmnpig; geinein. 7. adv. (o ii. imgrnm- 
 matifd)) leitiic^, ,iiemlid> uiigcncljiifc 20. 
 3. a; It seems to be inipussible that a 
 rational being should be indifferent 
 to the means of obtaining endless hap- 
 piness. Webster. 4. It is — which 
 road we take. 5. Things in themselves 
 — , may be tendered evil by the pro- 
 hibition of law. Webster. 
 Iudiirerently,indif'feieutle.u({i;. 
 
 1. Pljiie Uiiter|"d)iet. 2. unpiirtciifc^). 3. gleidj' 
 gultig. 4. Icitlic^. 
 
 1. To offer pardon indifferently to 
 all. Addison. 
 
 Indigence, In'dejense,^ (lilt, i-idi- 
 
 Indi^ency, in'dejeiise.^ geiitia) s. 
 tie Cfirtiigfcir. [ter (5iiigebornc. 
 
 Indij£>'enc, in'dejene. ( fr. -lij.) 4. 
 
 Indigenous, ludid j^uiis, adj. eiii- 
 gcboreii, ciiil^eimifcft. 
 
 Intiig'ent, in'dejent, (int. indigens; 
 adj. I. tfirftig, nnn. 2. -j- a) bi-turftiij. b) 
 (of) bctnrfcnt (©riyii^), I'etnvfrifl teincr <Sii: 
 c^c). 3. t leer; (of) t'l)ni>. 
 
 ludijj'est, Mi'dcjest, t. f tic imor' 
 tfnrli(t)c, i>mut^rrciic 0)niiTe, tii« ghao*. 
 
 Indijfe!»ted, imlejes'led. (f 111 di- 
 gest') (lilt, indigestus) adj. I. iiiipcrtaut 
 
 2. t iini'ertaiit, iinrcif, nid)l gehi'tig, nict)i 
 rfd)r tiirrt)tnd)t nb. nm'geiut'cilet (^Mii :c.). 
 
 3. iiiigrortncr, iiiuTtciiilid); iinforiiilid). 4. 
 a) (nid)t I'criiiirrdil tcr S?ii}f inbcrctrct) iiid)r 
 gcft.<d)t. b) iiiiiKliiiitcrr (Siii'f :(.). 5. [(Fijir.i 
 nid)r ,511m (J-irorii nf''riid)t (^SJnntc). 
 
 Indi(;;°estilkie, indejcs'lcbl, adj. 
 I II. i iiiii>crtiiiilid). 
 
 Indig-eNtiOU, ludejcs'lslnin . (fr. 
 
 025.) *. 1. tie lliii>rrtiiiilid)fi'ir. 2. tic 2Jfr: 
 tailling';fd)»UilCt)t. 3, f Bldckness of-, tic 
 ungciiiuterte tSc^iunrie ;te£ <Jcucrd;. 
 
 IND 
 
 Indig-itate, indid'jetite, (p. rat 
 digitus) V. a. I. niit tciu 5ii'g« J^igc"/ nn> 
 tcuren. 2. 1 bcmeifen, tarrljun. 
 
 Indig-itation, ludidjeti^'shun, s. 
 
 tn5 Beigi'ii '"It tcm Jingcr, ter Jiiigerjcifl, 
 
 Indig-n, uidine', (liU. indignus; adj. 
 *uini)iirtig ; i"d)impfiid), rd)iintlid). Chacceii. 
 
 Indig-nance, iudig'nan.se, > «. -f 
 
 Indignancy, indignanse, ^ tcr 
 llnmidc, Sltii. SpcNsEa, 
 
 Indignant, indig'nant, adj. (at) 
 uniuidig, iiiigcf;rtlteii (fiber). — «<ii>. I n d i g '• 
 uan 1 1 y, iiiit tliuuitlcn. 
 
 Indig-nation , Indigni'shun, (lat. 
 iiidignatioi s. tcr Uiimide, 3i>rii. 
 
 Indig-nify, indig'nefi, v. a. f oec* 
 nd)rlii1) bti)iiiiteln. Spensek. 
 
 Indignity, indfg'neie, (iat. indig- 
 nitas) s. 1. tie Uniui'lrtigfeit , Unniiflantig* 
 feit ; ®d)antlid)feit. 2. Bie iBefd)iinpfnng, 
 v£d)in(iit, iinnnilniitigc, rd)Icd)re5)cl;aMtlung. 
 
 Indig°nly, ludinele, adv. ''UIIIVUV* 
 tig. |'d)cintlid). 
 
 Indigo, in'dego. (fr. it. 11. fp. Indigo) 
 s. [-Sot. u. ipiiiitclj tcr O'lbig. Oiitigo. 
 
 Indigo-plant, tic Oiitigpflriii.ie. 
 
 Indigoineter, indegnin'etur, «. 
 [Gljeiii.] ter O'lfiguincfier, Ontigomctcr. 
 
 lEldilatOry, ludiratme, adj. W(bt 
 jiiutcvliiifr I'tcr langfnm. 
 
 Indilig-ence, indil'ejlnse, «. ter 
 lliiftciij, tic iriiflljcit. 
 
 Indilig-ent, uidil'ejent, adj. nnfleU 
 |]ig, iriig. — adv. Ind i I'igcn 1 1 y, iiiiflciuig. 
 
 Indiininisiiabie , indejiiin'isb> 
 abl, adj. nid)f urriiiintert oter »erriiifler< 
 luerteii finiiicnt. 
 
 Indirect, inderlkt', (int. uidirectus) 
 adj. I. T nid)r gcmte. 2. 1 a) fruinm, ftj^ic^ 
 I'crtcctt, ucrilccft (aingrifT, ■'TOittcI, 23cge zc). 
 b) niirctlld). c) i'crfel)rr, Shak. d) intirefr, 
 mittdbiir (^inf, 2i3ege ::.). e) intirett 
 (Sreucr). 
 
 Indirection, inderek'shun, s. L. 
 ter llnnucfl. Shak. 2. frunime SlJcge, ti« 
 2i|l, ©d)laul)eit, Uiirctlid)feit. Shak. 
 
 Indirectly, inderekt'Ie.atiii. l.nid)t 
 
 111 gcratcr Siiiie, |'d)icf. 2. niittclbiir. 3. iiid)t 
 
 gcmtcju. 4. uiiretlid), ol)iie 9Ccd)r. Sha*. 
 
 3. He indirectly mentiontid the subject. 
 
 Indirectness, inderekt'ues, «. 1. 
 ; tie fd)iffc 9{id)ruiig, ®d)icrl;eit; ter Ibn* 
 ivcg. 2. i tic lliiretlid)fcit. 
 
 Indiscernible, indizxlr'nebl, adj. 
 a) nidtt iiiitcrfd)eitbnr. b) (to) uiibcmerfbnt 
 (fur). — adv. Indiscer'nibly, mibe* 
 nurfliil), iiiibcmerfbnr. 
 
 ludiscernibleness , indu Jr'- 
 iicbliies, s. tie Uiibcmcvfiid)fcir, lltibcnicrJ* 
 barfcit. (*. tcr llni>er|ltiiiB. 
 
 Indi8ceruinent,iii>iLzeru'uieiit, 
 
 Indincerpible, indlsserpcbl. adj. 
 
 '• lltiailtli'iMld). MoML 
 
 Indiwcerptibiiity, iudis»erptA- 
 bileie. a. tie lliiaiiflotIii1)fcit , Uiiicrtreiin* 
 lid)?!"!:. ( adj. iiiiniifioiJbiir, iiiijcrrrcniilicft. 
 
 IndiMCerittible , indisserp lebl, 
 
 Iniliscipiina'bie,iiidis'sepliaabt, 
 ifr. ■iiv)<irfj. iiiibiiiitifl, imlciiffam (iiiiiD2C.). 
 
 IiidiNCOverabie, indiskuv'uo- 
 abl, adj. iiii|'id)tbar. ludiscov'eiy, «w 
 ■;- tic lliifid)rbarf<it. 
 
Fate, far fall. fat. Me, met Fine, fin. N6, move, n5r. gSt. 8ff, cl6(jd. Tube, ti'ib. full. t//in, TRis. 459 
 
 LVD 
 
 ' Indiscreet* Indlskreet', (fr. indis- 
 cieti adj. iiiu'eriliiiiE'iG, u^6e^nd)^^(^m, iirii 
 beu'tmcn, unuorrK^tig , uiiiibcrlegt; unbe: 
 f<ftcl^cn. — adv. Indite reet'ly, unuet: 
 
 (1. 1 11 Mil !C. 
 
 Indiscrete « ind'xkrlte', (Ut.) adj. 
 n'dn i)n'ct)ieteii, nbgct^eiJt ct>. getreniU. 
 
 Indiscretion, indiskresh'un, (fr. 
 
 5C'.> «. 1. 6ie Uiiberonnen^eit, Uiibe&n(^trniii = 
 
 fcit, UiibefdjriCieiiljeit, fcer Uiu'erilniiti. 2. (Pie 
 
 Huberiiiinene i^oiiMimgi bit Unberpiinriihiit. 
 
 Iudlscriininate,iiidi)ikiiin'eiiite, 
 
 adj. 1. nidjt iiiiterrd)ei&eii&, fciiien lliiter= 
 
 frt)if6 iiincbeiib. 2. utjiie Unterfct)ieB , uiiti-r: 
 
 (iiiiiiirer. 3. nii^c uiiterrct^ieCeii, iiic^t )ii uii- 
 
 teu(\itii<n. 
 
 I. The indiscriniinaie voraciousness 
 
 of a glutton. Chesterfield. 
 
 luiliwcriininately , indiskriui'- 
 i.ia . ic. aril'. I'hirc lliitfn'itiee. 
 
 infiiscriiiiinatiug;^, indiskruu'- 
 ^iij iiig. adj. fiiiicii Uiircrrrfjift nirti1)eiiP. 
 
 lndi.><oriininHtiun , indNkrim- 
 ti.a shini. s. ta SOfiiiiijcl an \\nttr\(t)eiii\\\<\ 
 I'fn lliirfridjtcP. Jefkeh»om. 
 
 IndiNCussed, indUkuiC, udi. uict)t 
 lint' n'lirtu. 
 
 Indispensability , 'ndttpensa- 
 biic e. ctiT ; 
 
 fiudispensnl»len«';s8,nidispeii'- 
 uil.iea, I. lit Uiicrlii^lict^reit , ltniiiiig.iii3= 
 UAfi'it. 
 
 flndispensable , Ind'^pensal)!. 
 or. is3.) adj. iiiicrliiDiid) , uiuriaiii'>ir, iins 
 uatbulBlut, iiiuiiii>itiii<l<i(l)/ iiiuimgAnijiicI) 
 lU'thil'CllC'iij. — adu. I nd i«pe u'»a kl y, 
 uiiiTliifiluli , fc1)(e(l)terMniU'. 
 
 ludiMpersed, iiidi»per'iied, adj. 
 oiilT jerilrriit. 
 
 Indispuse, indispize', (fr. inditpo- 
 •ei > V. a. I. iiiiivi(Ii)], iiiniifriePfii iiinctieii, 
 (tv)iit>gciu'ii)t, nl'im-iiMd nuidjui (eiiicr ®ncJ)e). 
 2. a> iinpnulict) iiiiid)eii. b) icrriurrii, f<i)wa: 
 Am\ (b;e Drnniie). 3. (for> uiitiiiiijlid) , iiii> 
 nu1>tifl mrtdK!> tjii). 4. (towards; uiir lln^ 
 (juiiil, ^J3i6mvillfii frfudcit (gcgcn). 
 
 Indisposed f indKpoz'd, adj. 1. 
 inuMgiid), uiipiip. 2. obgeiu'igc. 3. iiuiuinig. 
 
 t. liUtCUQl'.d). 
 
 litdisposedness^iiiHiip&'zediie'i, 
 ». 1. Die 91()()ciieifltl)eit, 9lfriiciaiina, Cer 2i5i: 
 txrivide. 2. [I(;ei'l.] Me 55fr|li>rfrf)eit. 3. Die 
 SrrDrie@lid>feit. 4. Die Uiitaiiijiittfeit. 5. Die 
 UiU'iiBlicfifeit , Der jerruttcte S'lllimb ; t*'' 
 ©rinutre (ini •OKiifleii :c.>. 
 
 IndiKpoNitlon,iiidispoxiiili'un.(fr. 
 ttlj ) «. 1. Die Uiipiiiilid)feit. 2. (to. towards^ 
 Ok ^biieigiiiin (neotii); Der ^iDeriviUe (an). 
 i. iGltem.] Dfl6 'JCiDerilrebeu. 
 3. The i nd ispok i t i oil of two substan- 
 ces to combine. 
 
 Indisputable, ?iidi<'putabl, in- 
 ili«pu'tabl, M'r. ^) adj. iiiibei'lrcitl'nr, iiii> 
 Pri'Ulfl. — ado. In dik'putabhy, illlt'rilri'iti 
 friir, lllm)i^fnVrl■ltllrt), i'l)iie 'ajiDenpnid). 
 
 ludisputabieueNM , 'ndik pu- 
 tal»iiieK. t. bielliiilrfitijifcit, lliU'rilreirbiirfeir. 
 
 Indisputed, iiidispu'ied, adj. nii-- 
 beiintrcii, iiiMiiiii'tt'd)[i'n. 
 
 likdiN.s<*liii»ility, H>di.ss('iliibil^ic, 
 
 IndissolultienesN, iiidU'solubi- 
 ae., «. 1. t Die llii.iu(to£Ud)rei(. 2. t t»e 
 
 IND 
 
 llnniifTo^Iidjfeit; iniinfrirnfjrenfce 9Jer6inb« 
 lidjfeit; Utijertrcniiliitfcit (Der Qi\e ic). 
 Indissoluble, indissAiiibl, (int. 
 
 indissolubilis) adj. I. linaufjL'i'lld) ( Sub; 
 llaiij). 2. i uiinufJoilid) t2ServfIid)ruaij) ; uii; 
 jertreiiiiiid) i@l)e lo. 
 
 ludissolubiy, indis'soluble, adv. 
 I. I uiiiuitlc^bar, iiiiiuipi)!jiid). 2. i uiiaui= 
 iDSIid); imjertreiiiilivf). 
 
 Indissolvuble,iiidizzol'vabl.a(</. 
 1. llliailfli?tJlld). 2. ± a; Ullilll(li)5lld> (iBcrj 
 pfjid)run() k.j. b) ^ eiuiij (-3Kiid)0. 
 
 Indistinct, iudisiingkt', (lat. indis- 
 tinnus) adj. 1. iiiiDeiiriid) < i&iie IC); »er: 
 ivorrsii (2)egrijTe jo. 2. f md)t gciuiii iiii: 
 ien"rt)ciDeiiD. Shak. 
 
 ludistinctlble , Indistingk-tebl. 
 adj. iiid)t iiiiririd)ii&Dar. 
 
 Indistinction , ludistingk shun. 
 «. 1. Die ltiiDeiiriid)tci[, iSi'riuirruiii] (llii> 
 ijeiuifiljeio. Bkoww. 2. Die i)rid)tiiiitfrrd)eiDuiig. 
 
 3. Die 03ieid)ljeit te* Dtiiiiijee oDcr iStaiiDes. 
 Indistinctly, indiotingki'le, adv. 
 
 I. tiiiSeiitiid); wrivrrren. 2. I'liiie lliiterfdjieD. 
 Indistinctness , indisiugkt nes. 
 
 4. Ml- lluDi'uriid)ri'ir; Siviuorri'iiljcir. 
 Indistinifuisiiable, indi^iing' 
 
 gwiKliabl.iirf;. iiid)ruii[i'rrd)iiDl'nr ;iiiind)rt'iir. 
 
 Indistinffuisliing- , iiidi^iuig - 
 gwlsiiiiig. tiiij. fciiu'ii lliiririiDii'D iii.id)i'nD. 
 
 Indisturbance , inuisiur'uause. 
 t. Die •Jfiiije, <itine. 
 
 Inditcil, imiiish', V. a. eiiigrnben. 
 
 Indite, indiie', (lac. iudico) v. a. 1. 
 nleDerrd)reil?iii, nDfaffeii, eiinuerfeii. 2. Diftu 
 reii. 3. <jirid)rlid) belaih^ni. 4. (of) ubfr> 
 fi'ihreii (ciiicr ^ad)e;. 6iiAk. - v. n. eiiicii 
 •yeriii)r fifcr driinif acfaiTfii. 
 
 Inditeinent, indhe'iulut, «. 1. iai 
 ilbfaiTen. 2. Das Bifrinii. 
 
 Inditer, indi lur. «. Der S3erfa(|t'r. 
 
 In<lividable, iudividabl, adj. iiit> 
 tl)eilt>ar. -Shak. [tt)t\\i. 
 
 IlKlivided, ind^vl'dcd, adj. lllige; 
 
 Individual, inocvid ual. individ - 
 jual. (lac. iiidividuus; adj. 1. eilijtin , be> 
 foiiDer, luMi'iPiiefl. 2. (imr eiiiem (^iiijujeii 
 fleboriij) perjtiiilid), iiiDiuiDiicfl. 3. t mifle' 
 ctjrilc, iiiijiTCrriiiilid). 
 
 Individual, individ'Jual. «. I. (ein 
 eiiijeiiie^ iiieiii'd)lid)ei' iSJcfeio taS OiiDiiUJ 
 Diiiini. 2. t £•"* 3"f'i''£'"ii'n • &iii,}flii<efeii, 
 &iiiiiiDiiii], ta$ eiiiidiie ^iUi-feii, Xt)itr. 
 
 Individuality, indoviduai'iii, «. 
 Die ^Ht'iL'iMiaiirac, (Siiiiciiiljcic. 
 
 Individualize, inclevidualire. V. 
 «. [il>i)iUM'.J iiiDii'iDnaiiilreii, aDiViiDcrii, ciii> 
 jilll ln'Crad)CClI. 1 n d i v i d u a I i z a ' t i o n. t. 
 Me ■iluiiMiDtrui'O/ f>i* iJecradjceii tin (Jiiu 
 jtiiieii. 
 
 Individually, ind^vid'iialli. adv. 
 
 1. ill^i^iPllell, euiidii; btiViiDcrfi betrad)tet. 
 
 2. pei-|tviiiid). 
 
 2. Oiiiiiistieuce, an attribute indivi- 
 dually proper to tlie Uodliead. 
 
 Hakewii.i.. 
 
 Individuate, iiideviii'i'idtr. p. a. 
 
 I. all' fill OnfiiMDiimii Darili'flfii, iiiiteri'd)ri> 
 
 Den. 2. " iimilaiiMid) tH'rd)rcil'rii. 
 
 liKlividuate, adj. iiiinerhritc. 
 
 Individuation , nKlcridiia'slimi, 
 
 «. 1. Die Darftciuiiig alo em 0»^'>''i^>ii»ii< 
 
 »i. 
 
 y, nideviicbirete, ) 
 
 ess,liide\ ii'cbliies.S 
 
 IND 
 
 2. Die WfonDerung in 5"l>ti'it>"en. 
 
 Indi%'iduity, indevidii'ete. s. f Die 
 5llPil'iDllalirac,ill^il>i^Ul•lIe,t'l•HMl^ercG■rirtellJ. 
 
 Indivinity, indevin ete. s. DerO^^iiK 
 gel an flMrlid)cr ■0}?arf)r. 
 
 Indivisibility, 
 
 ludivisiblenes.* 
 *. Die Uiiiljciltiarfeic. 
 
 Indivisible, fndevL ebl. (fr. ^.) 
 adj. iintijeilbar. - «. [®iiini ] pi. Da« lUu 
 tl)ciibare. — nrfu. 1 n d i v i s'i b 1 y, iiiitljeilbar. 
 
 ludocible, 'ndosebl. (u. lac.doceo) 
 adj. I. iingclcljrig. 2. iiiibaiiDig, uiilciifram 
 (iH il)iereii 20. 
 
 In<Iocile, 'ndos'sil , (fat. IndocilU) 
 adj. I. ungeleljrig. 2. unbniiDig, nnionfiam 
 (Ihiere 2C.). 
 
 Indocility, indisilete. (f Indo- 
 ciblcness. iiidocibil'ity, liidoc'il- 
 ness) (fr. indocilite; *. 1. Die lllini'lfl)rig» 
 ffic. 2. Die lliilcnfraiiifeic, UiibaiiMi)fi'ii. 
 
 Indoctrinate, indok'ti^naie, ifr. 
 
 endnrtriiier) v. a. IlllteriVt'iren. 
 
 Indoctrination,iiiiioktrenA'shuu, 
 *. Die llntenufiruiig. 
 
 Indolence, indAleiise, (ln'do> 
 lency) (lac. indoleiitiai t. I. Die vSd)illi'r^ 
 lougfeic. Barret. 2. Die IhuniyiiiiDlidjreit, 
 >£d)iafrigfeit , <Sorglpfigfiit, SaiTigfeit, 3n» 
 Dolcn^. 
 
 Indolent, in'dnllnt. (fr. ^'i.) ad). 
 
 1. lONfD.] uiird)nicr}l)afc, rd)inerilp*. 2. iiii* 
 cmpfiiiMid), fd)lnfrig, furgiot-, laifig, mPnienl. 
 — adtt. In'dolcntly, 1. fd)nu'r5lii^. 2: 
 iineiiipriitMid) k. 
 
 IndoBiiable, uidAmliil. 
 
 Indoinitalile. 
 
 Indoniptable< 
 (p. lac.) adj. t iiiibejal;int'ar. 
 
 Indorsable, iudois-abi. u<ij. [pau» 
 Del] iiiMMMrbar. 
 
 In«lorse , indorse', (p. laf. dorsum) 
 V. a. 1. [ijaiiDel] a) iiiPeiTtren, eiibpfilrep 
 ('JijedxVI). b) (to) I'li'ercrageii, abtreccii (an)., 
 
 2. aiii Die ')iu<f\ti:t ( eiiie* Rapiers ) 6-cn,ii< 
 I'ld) Davanf 95ciiel)cnDe5 fil^reiMMi, Me 3Jeja(>» 
 lung anf Der Jhlrffeice bci(f)cinigen. 
 
 To Indorse in blank, in ^lailfo ill* 
 Doifiren. [Drr 0"bi'(Tnt. 
 
 Indorsee, indorsee', s. [^panDeij 
 
 Indorsement, indorse'iLent. «. 
 1. [ipanDelj Pie llrbiTrragiiiig, \ll>eimViriber< 
 tragiing, Pa5 Oi'Dt'iTentenr. 2. Das iSdjreiben 
 niif Die 9{i"icfHMte eiiirS papier? , Die ^iiifj 
 l'd)rift ant Der 'Jfurffeite «ine« >J>apier5. 3. 1 
 Pie 53r(larigiinn. 
 
 Indorser, indor'sur, *. [^anDer] 
 Der Ui-bercragcr, 3"fi'ffiiiii. 
 
 Indraiififlit, indraft. «. I. « per 
 G-iiiicbnict iii^ SaiiD, Per (5-iiilanf, Die ^udjt. 
 Rai Eicii. 2. i Per 5[Gf(i, 3ngang. 
 
 Iniirencll, indrcn.sli', V. a. I. rr< 
 innini, rrrranfcii. 2. t bearaben. Sha*. 
 
 InllubiOUS, indtibciis. adj. I. nn* 
 
 jiiiriiVil)afc, fli-iulii, jiu'erlaiilg. 2. nid)C jiuri» 
 feliiP, iVil (SiitiMiii'ii). Harvev. 
 
 Indubitable, indu betabl. ii'r. ^. 
 p. lac. dubito) adj. iiiiju'fiifiijatc , geipiS, 
 JllPerlaffiil. — - adv. Ind n' bitably. I'jjne 
 nflrii SiPi'itVl, jiii'maOlii. 'laiij gcu'ig. 
 
 Inilubitititleiic^s.^, imiii beiabl- 
 ues, *. Die 3iii'erl'''l'figfeit/ (yeiuipl;eit. 
 
 (lulA'inalil. ^ 
 
 >, indnni etabi, > 
 e, indniiipt'abl. } 
 
400 Fate. far. f'lll. (nt. Mp. mpt. Fine. fin. N6. move. nor. i?')t. oil. rloi'id.. Tnhe. tub, full. l//in. TIV%. 
 
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 Indubitate, jndu'betite, adj. f 
 
 uniRn-ifi'll)nfr, gciiiid. 
 
 Induce 9 induse', Hat. induce) v. a. 
 
 I. uernnlaiTeii , bciuenen , iierniijgeii , btiiu 
 
 gen, iibcrrcDfii, i^erieitcn Qii ©nun5). 2. 
 
 etnfufjren , eincr ©nrf)e e-ingnnij inTrcf)ntfen- 
 
 3. f)iTfceifiil)reii , beiuirfeu , iiiit firt) briiigen, 
 
 I'enirr.idjen , crjciigcii. 4. a) einfiihrcn, rtiifj 
 
 ffihren. b) nnfiil;reii (ein Seifpiel :c.). 5. f 
 
 fiMsjcni , bciucireii , gelrenb madden. Brows. 
 
 I. Tlie emperor could not be induced 
 
 to take part in. the contest. 3. The 
 
 1 revolution in France has induced 
 
 a cliangc of opinions and of property. | 
 
 4. a) The poet may be seen indn-i 
 
 t cing his personages in the first Iliad- 
 
 Pope". 
 
 MnduCeilient, indiise'ment, s. ai 
 bie aScriinliiffimg , tut 55ci»eggrmi* . %iiln0. 
 b) (to) t(t ■iUurh'b (jii). 
 b) The love of ease is an inducement 
 to idleness. 
 
 Miiducer, indii'siir, *. 1. ^er 93er! 
 onloiTtT. '2- ('o; tex Serleitec (ju). 3. ^a^, 
 nm^ iiuti'cibt , ui-rlciter. 
 
 Inducia,ry, indu'shearc, adj. juiu 
 S!r>>itfi-ii|li!iaiiii»e geljorig. 
 
 In<iltci»te, indu'shcate, adj. 
 [?fi'rt)riMpr.l iniitl)tiuiglid) (dvbe). 
 
 Inducible, indusei)!, adj. gefol; 
 flcrr, OfiiMi-ft ml•r^l•ll foniu-n6. 
 
 Induct, indtikt' . (Int. indnco) v. a. 
 I. in (iiiiiig Oriiigi'ii, eiiifiil}ren. 2. cinfiil)ren, 
 eimVtjiMi (in ein ^llnit). 
 
 In«liictile,iuduk'til, adj. untet)m 
 6or , umlrfcf friir. 
 
 Inditctility, induktil'et^, t. bte 
 UnrehiiiMrfeit, lliiilrerftmrfett. ^ 
 
 Iirduction, indiik'shun, (fdt. in- 
 ;dnctio) s. 1. tic g-i II rii lining, G-infe^iing 
 (in ein ^Jlmt). i. tie G-inleining, ber *iln= 
 fnng, ^mtritt. Shak. 3. iCiig. u. gjijct.] Bie 
 3nDuftii>n, a) tic Solgcrnng, ^erlcitung. 
 ^ I,; tic £cf)(ngreil)f. 
 
 Inductive, induk't'v. adj. 1. (to) 
 jjcraniiiffnit , rerlfitent (jii) 1. f bemr-. 
 fent, erjciigcnb. 3. intiiftiv, O'lS'ift'^'"*--' 
 a) t)cricitnit. b) i)i'rgc(eitct , gefolgert. 
 
 To be inductive of. iTifligfll ((iTmnS). 
 
 Inducttieiy, indiiktlvle, udv. 
 fdjlnfjnuiftig , turd) Ontiiftion. 
 
 Inductor, induk-tur, *. bcr (S-in; 
 ft'ilM'cr (in riii »Jlnir). 
 
 Indue, indi'i' , (gr. endyo; lat. In- 
 duo) c. (I. 1. iinlfgen (eine ^Icitiuig). 2. i 
 ai I'i'fli'itfn. b) rer|VI;cn, rtiU'riiilcn, bega: 
 brn. 3. [(J>ilf".] i-'crtaucn. 4. ilart subdu e. 
 
 2. To indue matter with forms, or man 
 with intelligence. 
 
 IndueBiient, iiidd'mlnt, «. bai 
 9lniigrn; iliefleitcii ; 23egnben, bie ^ui-- 
 flnitiing; 'iiabe, (5-igcnrd)iifr. Mountagu. 
 
 Indulge, indulje', (lat. indulgeo) 
 p. a. I. niir Tyuirt)|'Irt)r bfl)antcln; Qnutm 
 nadn'etfcn, ii'idfaiiriMi. 2. luTiiirrrin dtinttp, 
 (il)ncn) ihrcn liiiUcn thiin. 3. nadtHiiiigen, 
 fid) crgfbcn, trol)nrn (rincr ?ritrnfd)ai'r). 4. 
 grmobrfn, geilarrcn , I'n-g^nni'n. 5. iwith 
 bii ciiirni ciiiiA'IniMi (ycgiMiilantr) a> t^'tiirin 
 
 (5TU>i1f g.'lliUrfn. U) lo - one's nelf uiili . .. 
 
 <i(t) (SriiMif criitiilHii. 6. (in. tfi nnrr (iSe. 
 nnDnl;«;iU u) to - oue'» keif in... fiflj ir' 
 
 JND 
 
 gc&cn (Ber Irngheit jo ; fid) Qtmai nUm- 
 
 ben. b) to — any one in.., ©ineui (S-nniiS 
 
 nndji'eljen, geiwiiljreu. 7. f (to) (j-ineni (tt-- 
 
 wa6 criauben, geilnrren. 8. f ertt)eilen, I'crs 
 
 leifjen (3{ed)te ic). 
 
 4. Yet, yet a moment, one dim ray of 
 
 light 
 
 Indulge, dread Chaos and eternal 
 
 Night! PofE. 
 
 He indulged himself with a glass 
 
 of wine, er tl^at fid) gurnd) niit einein (ijuiic 
 
 iBcin. To — one's self in ft. wiih liber- 
 ties, fid) 'Jri'iliciren ijcvaiiencljiiien. 
 
 Iudui;je, v. n. t. (in) fid) crgt'bcn, 
 fiHiljnen, nacl)l)angfn (tern CiiiUT n.). John- 
 son. 2. t ('o.» niid)i'ict)rig fcin (gigciu. 
 
 Indulj^ence, induijense, /(lat. 
 
 Indul^eucy, indiil jense. ^ in- 
 dulgentia; *. I. (to) Die 3iad)fid)r ujegcn, 
 mtt). 2. Bie &d)Pnung; *iiite, fflt'ltiiDig> 
 feic. 3. Bie SBcrjurreiung (Bcr AvinBcn. 4. 
 
 a) (of) Bie iSefrictignng uincr 2c'itcnfd)at'ti. 
 
 b) (in) Bcr 3ni1nnt, ta man (Sanern 20 
 froliiit, crgrbcn i(t. 5. tic (ynnrt, (iiiinib 
 bcicigung. 6. [r[ini. farl). .Rird)ci Bcr iUnai;. 
 7. t>paiiDcll Bie iJiad)i'id)t (niit Bcr S'l'Jiui'G'- 
 @e|tiinBung. tgiimj- 
 
 Self-indulgence. Bie Selbflbefrietii 
 
 Indulg-ent, indiiijcnt, (fr. '113. ) 
 adj. 1. nart)Md)tig (p. -;)>crfonpn). 2. gc^ 
 linte, milt (iatcl). 3. (of; (i-twAi befnc; 
 tigenB, einer (Sad)e nad)l)aiigent , fr5l)iiciit. 
 
 Iudulg°entittl, indiiljen'shal, aitj. 
 ben -Kbiap berri'tf!;iit. 
 
 Indulgently, indul'jentle, adv. 
 nnd)fid)cig, gciiutc, milt. 
 
 To live indulgently in sin, ber 
 SiinBe firoljiren. [«. Bie 9?ad)fid)t. 
 
 Indulg^eutne.<«S, indiirjentnes. 
 
 Indul^er, induijur, s. Bee 9iad): 
 fid)tige. 
 
 Indult, indult', \ (it. indulto) s. 
 
 Induitu, indui'to, 5 1. [ri^m..tiird)c] 
 Bcr Oi'BnIt , (ijiuitenbricf , Bie (Snateii; 
 beipifligiiiig, 95erniinrngiing, pnp|llid)e SScr; 
 jpilligiiMj jiint 25ergcPeii ot. juni 35efitjen 
 eincr ^JSfriinte. 2. l^antel in ©panien] tcr 
 Ontult, ©iiifiihriLMl luiii tcm an* SBcil 
 inBicii fonimciitiMi iSilber sc. [lid', leitlid) 
 
 Indura,C»ie, indurabl, adj. ertrag: 
 
 Indur<<.nee, induranse, f. 1. Bie 
 Saner. 2. tair >]lii!:-l)altfii , Bie (.i3etnlB. 3. 
 Bas (I"rtragcii, tie (j-rtiiltiing. 4. * Ber 
 5Bcrjug, 31uffd)nb; 9{i'irfi;alt, bie !8efi1)ran; 
 fling. .Shak. 
 
 Indurate, mdurAte, Clat. indnroj 
 V. n. l)art ipcrtcn , perl)orrcii. - i>. a. 1. ; 
 l;nrreii. 2. f perl)arren, perrtorfcn (tai- 5perji. 
 
 Indurate, «<//. l. ? Iinrr, gcijartet. 
 
 2. i i'frl)artiT , I'rrilorf r. 
 Induration, indi'irAshun. s. I. ; 
 
 a) tic 5partiing. b* ta* ijartipertcn. 2. 1 
 bie 93erl)arniiig , 25iTi'lr(fri)fir. 
 
 InduNtriflU.**, Indus'treus. (I. in- 
 diisirius) «(/;. I. flciuig, iini>ertrrf|i"n. -. 
 betriebfam, gnuerbjlnfjig, fniiilbftriebram. 
 
 3. befliffen, emftg. 4. jleiBig, orbeinam (i.'e! 
 bru :c.). 5. tti'ifiig, uTgialtig. 6. abftd)riid). 
 
 3. Industrious 10 accomplish a jour- 
 ney, or to reconcile contending parties. 
 5. The — appticaliou of knowing nic:i. 
 Watts. 
 
 INE 
 
 To vice industrious, crfillterifc() im 
 2n|ler. 
 
 Indu.«trious|y , industreusli, 
 
 adv. 1. (leipig, nrbeiti'ain , inuierBriMTcn. 2. 
 
 iinablaffig, emfig. 3. abfid)tlid), mir Jieig. 
 
 2. He attempted industriously 10 
 
 make peace. 3. He — conce«ied his 
 
 name, 
 
 Indu.stry, in'dustre, (J. industria; 
 rr. Industrie! a. 1. tcr 'J-leip , tie ©mftg* 
 fcit; -Bctrii'bfamfeir, eriuerbfamfeit, Bet 
 .UnniTjleifj, (S-riuerbileip. 2. [i>ante[ :c.] tie 
 Ontiinne, tcr ^iinfijTeip, (J)eiperbfleig, Bie 
 .UimtlbiTricbfaiiifeit, (J5eiue.rbrl;atigfeit. 
 
 Indweller, Indwellur, *. bet 
 "■5eiuol)iier. 
 
 Ind«vellingr, indwll'ling. adj. tn« 
 
 lUDljllCllB (Siiltte JC.). MiLNER. - t. tai 
 
 Oiiiui'ljiien. 
 
 Inebriant', ine'breant, a({/. btraui 
 fd)eiit. - s. Me beraufd)eiibe ®ub|lnii^. 
 
 Inebriate, inebreate, ((. iuebrio) 
 I), a. I. beranfd)en, trunfcn mnc^en. 2. i 
 triinfen niad)en , betl^ijrcii. — 1;. n. irunfcu 
 fein Pt. mertcn. 
 
 Inebriate, *. Bt trunfenbplb. 
 
 Inebriating, ine'breating, ai{f. 
 beraiifd)eiiB PJetranf :c.). 
 
 Inebriation, inebrM'shun, «. 1. 
 Bie a5erani'd)iiiig, Sjetrnnfenljcit. 2. j Bie 
 •Bethoriing. [fen^eit. 
 
 Inebriety, inebri'it4, *. bie Irnm 
 
 Inedited, ineU'eted, adj. ni4)t 
 l;craiiegfgebeii , nid)t befannt. 
 
 IneiTability, 
 
 InefFableness, 
 *. Bie Uii(iii*rprt'd)lid;frit. 
 
 Ineffable, inet'labl, ((at. inetfa- 
 bills) adj. (geiu6l)iil. T> iinniit'rpred)lid). — 
 adv. Ineffably, UliaiierpiCdlllC^. 
 
 Ineffective, ineiiuk'iiv. tidj. 1. 
 uniuirffam. 2. frud)tiP6. 3. unjulrtiignc() 
 (■J)Jad)r !c.). 
 
 Ineffectual, ineifuk'tshual, aiU. 
 uniuirffam ; frnd)rlu*. — udv. 1 n e t f e c ' - 
 tually, ununrffam :c. 
 
 Ineffectualness, ineffek'tshii> 
 alnes , s. bie Uinuirtfatiifcir ; 5riid)tiP|lg.'cu. 
 
 Ineffervescence , iueiierves'. 
 sense, *. [Ql)tm.l ba& iJita)faiifbraiifen. — 
 Inefferves'cent, adj. iiid)t aiifbraii* 
 feilB. — Ineffervescibil'ity, *. taS 
 i)iid)taufbraufeii, Bie llnfaljigfcit anfjiibraus 
 \e\\. — In ef f e r ves' ci bie, adj. unfaliig 
 aiifjiilx^'iiiic"- KiiuvAx. 
 
 Inefficacious, nicffeka'shus. U. 
 incll'icax; adj. iiniiiivfram. — adv. Inef- 
 fica' cio u si y, iiiiaMvfrani , iinfra/tig. 
 
 Inefficaciou!iue.sw , ineifckil'. 
 shiisncs. «. tie Unipirframfeu. 
 
 Ineil'icac>', incl lekase, s. Bie llu< 
 nnrffamfetr; JnuDtii'figfctr. 
 
 Inefficiency, ineffish'ense, ». 
 tie Uniuirffamfiif; iirafl'pfigfett; jJriidJt* 
 UMlgfi'ir. 
 
 Inefficient, Siie(ii.sirent, adj. niN 
 iinrffiini; i'riid)tioJ , fraitios. — adv. I u- 
 e 1 1 i • c i e n 1 1 y . iiimurtfain, frud)fips, ol)i*e 
 (iTfoig , clvie 'ii5irfiiiig. 
 
 lneiab<»rate, juclab'orite, aJf, 
 niiDt aiiogearPi'irir. 
 
 Inelastic, luelaslik, adj. nifpf 
 
 LlUlllll. 
 
 iiieffal/irete, ) 
 iS, inef'fablaes,^ 
 
F.^«*>. {*<r. f'FI. fa». >U. niPt. Fine. fin. ^"A. move. n6p. ^ot. Oil. rloiid. Ti'ilie. tub. full. t//in TllU. 461 
 
 INK 
 
 dailifift , nidjt iVniinfriifrio, iiicjjt prnOfrnfi 
 iig, niAt rctinellfriittii) , iiirtir tr^l'rfratrll^. 
 
 IllvlHMticity, iiielaslixeie. t. ^er 
 <DiiTii»ifl iin (l-liu'ttjUiir, iiii ^tiet-., *a£^iifll<, 
 (£i)iiiin: , '^Jreflfrnft. 
 
 lllt'lecifiuice, iiiel'cganse. ) (fr. 
 
 Inelt'fjl'aiicy , iiiel'ci^aiise. ^ ill- 
 elegance) M. Die Uniiitii(t)(eit , Qieidtmad-- 
 lofi«lf(ir- 
 
 InK^lefpnilt, inelegant, (fr. ^>.) 
 adj iiii)ierlid), gfrd)tiiii(flo6. — adv. lii- 
 e I'pgaii t ly . iHHierlid). 
 
 lueliffibility, ineleJebiriU. «. 1. 
 bit UiiivnhtbitrfeK, Uiifiil^igrcit gfiv<it;lt iii 
 iver&en, 2[l3()l)luiif<it)iofeit. i. iU UiiiviirM.): 
 ffit jiir '330^1 Pber I'ornrji'flen jii mfrPcii; 
 llntflttjintiiffir , lliinitljiirtjffit Dtr 3"ilaiiP 
 otfr Pie (5-i(ieiir(()nft , f<\ &tn>a6 ni<t)t rinl)> 
 lid), iinrnthiid), md)t rnHjf.uii ii1. 
 
 luelig^iblef iiielejeUI, adj. 1. Ill): 
 n>nt)lbiir, imtr m.iljlt.ihi.i. 2. iimuurPiii (\t: 
 natflt ill rofrftfii; nirijt Pen 95i)rju<i i>erPie; 
 neiiB , iiiAt riirhiid), iiiir.irl)ii(1), iiitnuljuun. 
 
 llieluquentf inel^kweut, ad). 
 II1l^rTe^r. — uda. luel'oqueutly, Ull> 
 brrePt. 
 
 Ineluctable, in^liik'tabl, d. in- 
 eluitabill* ) ailj. iimifrnieiPlid). 
 
 Includible, iueliidebl, adj. un> 
 
 iciPfrli'oii*- 
 
 Inenarrnblef injnnar'rabl, dat. 
 ineiiarrabilu) adi. uiiail$lVred)rid). — I n- 
 eDar'rablenem, «. Cie Uiiaii^rprect)-- 
 liAfcit. 
 
 Inept, inept', (lat. Ineptoi) adj. I. 
 nicbt griVbirft, iiiuu<t>rig. 2. iiiigereiinr, <\b> 
 flft'rt)"inrft. nlfrcrii. — adv. Inept'ly, iiii< 
 touiilid) , nibern. 
 
 Ineptitude, inep't^tdde, «. (to) 
 6if tinriiii.iiirt)feit, llittrid)tiflfeir fju). 
 
 IneptneMM, inepi'nes, «. Die tin 
 tud)ri<if fit , lliibeht'l/enfjiit. 
 
 luequal, ine'kwal, adj. un<\{n<i); 
 unel'fii ; iiiinli"id)ii"rmi(i. 
 
 Inequality, ln^kwiriii. ((at. in 
 ac(|(ialita«) t. I. t>ie lliii]ii-td)t7i'i[ criiirr 
 Jtmft, ^fweguiig :f.). 2. rie Hii<ileid)l)rir 
 Uiirt>nit)eit. 3. a; Me llii)iiliiiiiili(t)rrit, Uit< 
 (jeiiingljeit. b) (to; Biif -Mtipi'frljnltnifi (jid. 
 4. tie Uiigieid)l)eit. 25irrd)iefe!ii)rir , llii. 
 (jleid^iormigfeit, 2SeroiiDerlid)feii. 5. Dtf llii' 
 i|ieid»l)eit (Pe* ©tniiPee lo. 
 i. b) The iueqiiality of terrestrial 
 filings tn the tvanls of a nitional sniil. 
 
 D') not banlxli reakoii for inequality. 
 fi'r:d> iiiir Pie SBeriiiinft iiidjt ab iwe«jcii SScr. 
 nuTrciihcit Per ^(ePe. Shai. 
 
 liiequidiNtant, ineku^dNiani. 
 a({j iiid)r flliid) lueit, iiid)t fllrid) tern pfer 
 eJirfVrnt. l<iilj iiiigl>-(i1)reiii(i. 
 
 Inequilateral , laekwelat'eral. 
 
 Inequitable, luekkwetabl, adj. 
 
 |Illl1iTl'd)f , llUl'l(ll<1. 
 
 Ineqiiivalve, inekwlvalv, dn- 
 
 • <) II I V a r V II I a r ; «<(/. I'^ot.J lin()leid)lil|>' 
 
 l)'fl iiMnii'irtMPfij'.g. 
 
 Ilierill, iiieim', f (lat. In 
 
 luerinOUN, inernrus, 5erniia>iu(;. 
 
 [3?rr.| iiiibfii'iirtiirt. niii'rii'rljrr. 
 
 luerrahility, Iiienabiieii, ) 
 InerrableneNM, inerrabtne*.^ 
 
 «. 0(c tlntel^itiarfeii, Uiifru))livt>fei(. 
 
 INE 
 
 Inerrable, iner'rabl. (v. Iiir. erro) 
 iidj. iiiiri'l)ll'iir, iinrrtiglid). — adv. Iner'- 
 rably , iilltVhlt'iir. 
 
 Inerratic, inerratlk. adj. I. nid}t 
 iviiiiPeniP. 2. ri-gi-linngig , gleid) aH'd)reliiP. 
 
 Inerriii|;°iy, iner'ilngle. auv. oi)iie 
 Jcl)l, i'l)iic fed) iu irren; rl)iie 'ilbuHidjiiiig. 
 
 Inert, inert', ant. iners; udj. 1. 
 ($l)»r. I tr.ige c3}uuerie>. 2.?tnige, niirljiuio- 
 
 Inerliun, iner'nhuu. s. [-ITieD.i Pic 
 lliithiUUifiir (Pes '^ulSiiPcnoileni?). Dakwiik. 
 
 luertitude, iuer'teiude. *. Pit' 
 Iniiitji'ir. (iooD Ifnflig- Di'nciad. 
 
 Inertly, inlrt'le. adv. tnigei rd)iuer: 
 
 Inertness, inertues, «. i. [i't)i)r.J 
 Pie irnjji)eit (Pt'r 'MfiUerie). Newtom. 2. Die 
 Iragl)eii , tliitbaiigfeu. 
 
 Inescate , ineskile, (Int. inescoj 
 r. a. iiiif ijf iTii , niifcrneii, iiniurfeii. 
 
 Inescation, inenkA'siiuu, «. Pie 
 ■Jliifi^ceriing. <jtiilu(tuiig, >}lnrei)Uiig. 
 
 IneMtiniable, inenlemabl, ((At. 
 inaeatiiiiabili3> adj. 1. unrd)ni)l>ar , lin&e> 
 red)en(?ar. 2. (liber aUe -JJi'auiii i>ortrc(Tiul)> 
 lllird)ai)biir. — adv. lues'timabl), uii: 
 (■d)i>lUMr. lne». s. Pie aiir4).lljl>rtrfcit. 
 
 Ineiitiniableneiit*, inu* liiuabi 
 Inevidence, iueveuenae, «. Pie 
 
 Ungni'iBtii'it , I>iiiifiit)eit. IfiiDrt, Puiifci. 
 liievideut, inevidem, mlj. nil' 
 Inevitaliility, inevitaiiil ite. ( 
 InevittkblenettH , iuev'iiabiueii,5 
 
 t. pie UmieriiuuM ibfrit. 
 
 Inevitable, luev'^tabl. (fr. ^. v. 
 
 liU. iiicvilabili*) adj. lini>erilU'lPII<^. — lutli. 
 luev'iiably. lilluerUieiCUd). 
 
 Inexact, inegsakf, (fr. SEC.) ad/. 
 1. utir(d)tuj, uageiiiiu. 2. unforgfaing. 
 
 InexaCtneNS, inegsak.! ue», «. 1. 
 Pie Uiiridjtigfeu, Uiigeiiauigrcir. 2. Pic Uit> 
 fi>nit>iif'9f"r- IrcijPnr; loPt. 
 
 luexcitable, inek»i'iabl. udJ. liii> 
 
 InexcuMable, iu^kskiizabi, (fr. 
 'iQ.) adj. inieiitfd)iilPl>ar, iiid)t ju eiiti'dynl' 
 Pigen, uiioerantiui'rilid). — adv. Inexcu'- 
 ■ ably, >)ut eiiie nid^t ju entfd)iilPigenPe 
 ■iUeifc , uiu'erniinui'rtlid). 
 
 InexcusableneHit, inekukii'- 
 tabincN, <. Pie anentfd>uiPParreit, Unt>er> 
 iinfiui'rflid>feit. 
 
 Inexecutiuu, inlkkikii'itliua, «. 
 Pie Oiid)U'i'lliiil)iiii!j, ')iii1)terii'iaiiiig. 
 
 luexertiun, ineg»ei'ithuu, «. Per 
 'Wiuigci iiii •Jlmiri'iigiiiig. ^ 
 
 Inexlialable, 'ucgnhA'tabl, adj. 
 unuertiiiuiDiir. 
 
 Inexliausted, inekuhJlwi'ted.ui/^. 
 I. iiiurid)i>p|i, Dufl. 2. iiiifrfd)6pft , unerj 
 fd)6piiid). l"<'>- iiiicri'djoptlidj. 
 
 Inexhaustible, ineksh^w» tebi, 
 
 InexiiauMtibleneMs , inek*- 
 liiws'iebliies, t. Pie Uiien'd)i>prlid)rcit. 
 
 Inexiiau8tive,>ueki>liawit'uv,a((/. 
 iiiifrid)optiid). 
 
 luexlMtence, inegii»'teiii.e , *. I. 
 pee i)iid)feri|Uiii , Prt6 >Jfid)tPr.fein. 2. [Ipl)!. 
 loi.j Pii« 'iJiihniigrn, 'iiiifiePen, Diifeia (eiiicr 
 (5-igetirrt)(i|t an eiiiein 2Cncii). 
 
 Inexistent, iiiegim'teiit, adj. I. 
 nid)r ernlireiiP, nid)t pi^rt^aiiPen. 2. (ipljilof.) 
 niii)i\ngeiiP, anfle(»eiiP , aa eiiiein 'ilsirfeii 
 ^a»(}CHP cP. uot^iinPeii. Uuxlc. 
 
 Inexorability, inlksnrabfl'eii. 
 (I n e x'n r :i b I e n e s K) *. pie Ulierbinlidjfeit. 
 
 Inexorable, inlks'oraiil. (fr. W. 
 i>. inr. I adj. uiierbiftlid). — adv Inex'o* 
 rabl y. iiiifrl'irtlid). 
 
 Inexpectation,iiiekspekla'sliiiA, 
 *. Pfr3iii1iiiiP, Prt mail feiiie(S-ni)iirtiingl)e!Tr. 
 
 Inexpected, ineksp^k'led. adj. 
 t uiienviirtet. — adv. I uexpe c' ted ly, 
 uiierivarrcr. 
 
 Inexpedience, inekape'delnse.) 
 
 Inexpediency, inekspe'deen\e.^ 
 1. tie Uiird)i(flirt)fiit, lliifiigl!d>feit, Uiiprtps 
 lid)feit (eiiiiT -IWiOrrnel :c.). 
 
 Inexpedient, inekspe'deint, adj. 
 uufd)i(fiic^ . niiffiglid;, unpii^iid), iiiirntf^lic^, 
 nic^t rat^iam, nid^t Ptenlid>, ni^t )n« 
 ir.iiilid). 
 
 Inexperience , inlkspe'r^lnxe, 
 (fr. 'Hi. u- liu.) *. a) Pie llnerfiiljreuljeit. b) 
 (ofi Pie llnerfiihrenl)eit (in). 
 
 Inexperienced, fneksp^'relntt, 
 adj. iiiierf.il)reii. 
 
 Inexpert, inekuplrt', ((at. inex- 
 pertiis) n;y. (In) unerfiitjren , ungeft^icft, 
 niigefi(>t (in>. 
 
 Inexpiable, ineks'piabi, rfr. W. 
 V. lot.) adj. I. iiiifili^iibiir, iiiinbbii^iid). 2. 
 uiii<erri>l)iilid) (.Spuv to. Milton. — ad». 
 Inex'piably. iiniYll)llbor. 
 
 InexpiablenesM,insks'p^ablnl*, 
 
 J. Pie llnriilMibiirfeii, lliiiiii6rel)iilid)feit. 
 
 Inexplainable, in^ksplane'abl, 
 adj. uiierfl.ii-l'iir. It iiiierfiittirK). Sardvs. 
 
 Inexpleably, inikKple'able. adf. 
 
 Inexplicable, iueka'piekabl. (fr. 
 533.) udJ. iiiierfliuUiir, iiiierfliirlid). — ad». 
 I n e X ' p II c a b I y . iiiierfliirbiir ic. 
 
 Inexplicableikess, ineks'ple- 
 kabliieii. *. Pie Itnerfliirl'iirfeit. 
 
 Inexplurabit;, inokxplu'rabl, adj. 
 iinerforfd)iid). 
 
 InexprenMible, inckspies'oebl, 
 (fr. "liS. I udj. iiiiaiifiprertjiid) , iinr.i.iiuD. — 
 
 adv. liifxpres'sibly. Illl0ll6rpred)lld>. 
 
 InexpresMibl<¥, s. ^ p/. pie -Oeiiti 
 fleitrr, V''i«n W I'l'n ajfefiineii -))JiiPd)eii 
 genaniu). 
 
 Inexpre.«.<itbleness,inek!cpr«ii'- 
 
 xeblnex. s. Pie Hiiiiiit-ipri-d)iii1)fcir. 
 
 Inexpressive, inekspies'i.iv. adj. 
 I. mA)t .iiiiJDnicfeiie. 2. iiiiiiiisrprert)lii^. 
 
 InexpONUre, inekspu'^hure, «. 
 t)C[i T)iid)tr.iii:-iie'Vi)treiii. 
 
 Inexpug-nable, inlkspug'nabl, 
 (fr. 'Ji3. V. liir.) adj. miOejiumglKl), iimlberi 
 iviiitlld). 
 
 Inexsuperable , ineksiVperabi, 
 (lilt.) udj. iiiiiibiriviiiPiiii) , uiiiiPfrilei,)lid). 
 
 Inexteuded, inekHtended, atlj. 
 feme •iliiscirljiiiiiig IjnDriiP. 
 
 InexteUSiun, ineksten'shun, «. 
 Per i>}7iiiigri nil vlii^Cei)iuinQ iiiiiiufgePebufe 
 Smlnnp. Kacvc. 
 
 Inextermiuable, inekitterurA- 
 nahl , iiiuMTiildl'nr, uiiaiifriTtbur. 
 
 Inextinct, ineksiingki', uilj. niit>( 
 anf.icitMd)! , iiid)r erloiitf". 
 
 Inextiiiffuisiiable, ineksiing ■ 
 
 gwUhabl. aUj. 4 II. f iiiiiui?lold)liil>. — in 
 e X t i irgiiUbab leu Cks, «. OU UAOUS< 
 , iPf^^ixV^ eti. 
 
462 FntP, f'lr, f?i!!, fat. M6. mot. Finp. fin. N6. movp. nor. -ot. 6?!. rloiul. Tiibp. tnh. full. t//in. TFIis. 
 
 IISE 
 
 Mliextirpallle, mekster'pabl. adj. 
 UnauHottbar , iiiiuerti^bar. — Inextir'- 
 pableness, s. tie Uiuiertilnl'nrfcit. 
 
 Inextricable, ineks'trekabl, (fr. 
 SB. 0. Int.) adj. T II. t unciuiuirrbar, iin- 
 Ollf(&5&nr, UliniifloSlicf). — adv. Inex'tri- 
 cably. (iiif eine iiicf)t }u entiuirrciiDc 9lrt. 
 
 luextricableiiesSf ineks'ire 
 kabliies. s. tie Uiiiiufl66(id)fcit, Uneiimirr! 
 biu-fcit [(!Bniiine). 
 
 Iiieye, Siu', v. a. otulireii, eiiinuiieln 
 
 III rubricated, infab'rekatcd. adj. 
 -f- imncavfeirer. [©infad. 
 
 lurali, iri'fall, t bie ©trciferci, Der 
 
 llll'^aliiiBility, infallebil'cte. ^ 
 
 Illf'aliibleiieSiS , infarieblnes ,^ 
 (fr. iiifaillibite') s. bie llnttualidfttit ; Uiu 
 fel^ltnirfi'if. 
 
 Infallible, infal'lebl. (fr. infail- 
 lible) adj. 1. iiiitcl)lt'<ir , iintn'ifllicf) (u- ^i'r» 
 frm'ti). 2. iiiiff!}ll-'nr, uiitriifllid) (SOiiTeii; 
 fd).ifr !c.;. 3. imfcf)I6nr, uiuuie&lciblic^ (©r; 
 fol.i K.). 
 
 lurallibly, infal'leble. ado. uilt 
 ffljlbiir , iiiirriiiilid); iinnii^bteiblid). 
 
 Illfailie, 111 lame', (liU. iiifaiiio) v. a. 
 ■f i't'riiiiil)rcn. Bacow. 
 
 IllfaillOIISi, iii'fanius, ((. iiifaniis; 
 fr. iiitaiiie) adj. 1. (cm).>l)nrifd)) cfjrloS, iitc: 
 bi'rrriicf)fifl ; nl'uteiilid) <i!iifliifr ic). 2. ocr» 
 riiffii, beriid)tior. 3. fd>aiiblirf) (Siifrer 20. 
 4. eljrloS. [witness. 
 
 4. All infamous person cannot be a 
 
 Infamously, in'fainusle. ndi}. 1. 
 fliif fine lnTud)rij]te iBeiie; cljrlo^, niif cine 
 eljrUife SSjeife; rd)iiiiDlid). 2. (empl)nri|'d)) 
 at'uteiUid). 
 
 InfaillOllsne!«S, tn'faniusnes.^ 
 
 Infamy , iii't'ani6, 5 
 
 (I. iiifaiiiia) s. I. Me Q-i)rto^i^teH ; ©d)nn£ie, 
 ter 6(f)iuipf. 2. bie ©d)oiiMid)fcit , 9?iebcr= 
 tnldjrigfcit (finer .^aubliimj 20. 3. [^cdjti-. 
 fpr.] bie Ghrliiugf fit- 
 Infancy, in'fansi, (Int. infantia) 
 t. I. T bie SinMjeit. 2. l bie &inb()cit (ciiicr 
 fiiinfl 20. 3. [Jeedjt^fpr.] bie lliimriiibigfeit 
 (\>\i jiitii 21. O'l'l^e). 
 
 Infanduus, mtan'dus, (Int. in- 
 faiidiis) adj. f at>rd)fUlid). 
 
 Infan;;rtiief , iiifang't/ief, (nngelf. 
 In fangan 11. tlieof) s. ['JCfdjts-fpr.j i>i\i SSor: 
 rcd)t geiuiffer C5)riinbl)erreii, bie niif tl)rcii 
 6)uterii erariffciicn Ciebe jii ridjreii. Cowel. 
 
 Infant, in'faiit. (int. infaiLs) «. l. 
 bai ftinb. 2. [9{ed)t6fpr.] ber, bie Unmuii! 
 biiie. 3. [©pnnieii u. ^prtufl.] ber o"fnnt. 
 4. " ber 9{itter. 
 
 Infant , adj. I. juoenblid) , jiitij]. 2. 
 1 in ber .ftinbljeit, nod) nid)t relf. 
 
 Infanta, infan'ta. (fp. W.) 1. 
 [©pnn. n. l>nrriig.] bie Oi'fnntinn. 
 
 Infante, r. infant, Nr. 3. 
 
 Infanticide, infan'ieside, (fr. SS3. 
 B. uenlnt. iiilanticidium) *. 1. ber ^inber-- 
 morb. 2. ber j^inbermcrb be* iipcrfbc*. 3. 
 ter Ivinbernuirber. 
 
 Infantile, inTautile. (int. infan- 
 tilis) adj. fiiiMid). - state, bie Jvinbl)eii. 
 
 Infantine, in'fantiiie, 
 
 Infantlike, lu'fantlike 
 
 Infantly , in'fantle, 
 
 Infantry, inlautie, (fr. iufanterie) 
 
 adj. 
 
 finbifd). 
 
 INF 
 
 I. [^?ilit.] bie Onfanterie, bn6 ^M^i'flf. 
 2. \ u. J ber .Rinberl)niiffn. 
 
 Infarce, intLse'. v. a. 1. rod 
 llopfen. 2. i (With) evfiidcn ;nilt). 
 
 Infarction, inlark'sbun..;. [~?7ieb.j 
 biciScrihiffiifii]. Harvey. 
 
 lufashionable, infasli'iinabl. 
 adj. imniobifd). Beaumont. 
 
 Infatig-able, inflt'egabl. (fr. ^Iti.) 
 adj. niieriniiMid). — In fat'igableuess, 
 *. bie llncrmiiciidjfeit. 
 
 Infatuate, infatKJi'u^te, (Intv in- 
 fatuo) V a. betl)orcn, oerblencen. 
 
 Infatuate d witli . . , (rI)orid)ter aBeifej 
 eiuflenoininen oon (finer !^ie( 20. 
 
 Infatuate, adj. berluirt. 
 
 Infatuation, infatslaia'siiun, «. 
 bie 33erl)i:irnng, aStrblfnbnnij (ipnnblunG "■ 
 3iii"tnnb). 
 
 Infausting", infiws'ting. (v. int. 
 infaiistuN) t. " b.ie Un!)lii(flJd)iniid)tn. 
 
 Inf(;a.sibi9ity , inlc^ebiiete. ^ 
 
 Infeasibleness, inie /.ebines. ^ 
 ». bie nMrl;iinlid)ffit. (rljnniid), iiiul)iilid). 
 
 Infeasible, Ime/cbi. adj. un-. 
 
 Infect, inlekt', (ft. iiifecter; Int. 
 inficio) 1). a. 1. T ufrpcilen , I'eriiifren, nn^ 
 llecten. 2. ± a) (witlo uevaiften , nnilfcfen 
 (niit); infected with. nnflf|lecfc (uon;. 
 b) bard) 0"'-'(]nIirii: bcrlfcteii. 
 2. a) It is melaiiclioly to see the young in- 
 fected and corrupted by vicious ex- 
 ahiples, or tlie minds of our citizens 
 infected with viTOrs. 
 Infect, adj. f oergiftet, nngriltrft. 
 Infecter, infek'tur. *. (S-iner, ber, 
 tia& , iim* ofr.iitret, nniTecft. 
 
 Infection, Infeksbun. (fr. 2£.) s. 
 
 I. a) bie aiiiili'rfuiuj. I>) bie '^filluft, I'frpe; 
 (lenbeSlufbi'imlung. c) bie aniletfenbe Jiuu 
 lung, ber foiile (^Jeihinf. 2. i a) bie \)l:i|tefi 
 fling, Sfiidjc , ^ql. b) (bie iBiittljciliing 
 glfirt)er ©igenrd)nffen) bie 2ln|fecfiing. c) bn6 
 @ift. Shak. d; bn^ 95efle(fcii biird) ^Uf- 
 gnlitnt. [ fecti on. Rambler. 
 
 2. b) Mankind are gay or serious by i a- 
 Infectious, infekshus, adj. 1. f 
 
 II. ± nnilfrfeiib. 'i. To be of an — nature, 
 ©inen ber itonfisfarion, 25friuirfung (finer 
 i2iid)e) aiif|Vi)cii a\ -.SiX^t^mt. Kent. 
 
 InfectiOU-S'ly , lufck'shuslc, adv. 
 nntlirfcnb. 
 
 Inf eCtkOll.sne^S , inflk'sliusnes. 
 
 bie iiMitfifcnbc (?'igcuu1)ntf. [niirie(fenb. 
 
 Infective, intek'tiv, adj. ^ U. i 
 
 Infecund, mfek'uiid, an:, infoe- 
 CUiidiis) adj. lilifnid»tl>nr. 
 
 Infecuildity , infekun'deic , s. 
 ['Web. J bie llntniri)rLMrfcir. 
 
 Infelicity, inielis'sete. (Int. in- 
 felicitas)*. 1. bie llngliicfri'ligffit, bad (Slciib, 
 llnglurf. 2. ber nni)Uirflid)c, uiigiiuilige 3u; 
 flnnb, bnd llngiinriige. — Infelic'itous. 
 adi. t nngliicfiid); ungiinftig. 
 
 Infcoff', infcf. f. Enfeoff. 
 
 Infer, infer", il. infero; fr. infe'rer) 
 B. a. 1. t Ijerbeibringen , l)erl.H'i|ul)reii , jiij 
 filgen. Harvev. 2. a) (trom) iiMiKni, rdjlifh j 
 feu (au6). b) }iel)en (cinen vgdiluei. O i"-ir:' 
 nnffeijeu ((S-imnd). d) niit fid) bringeu , iu. 
 fid) rd)lieBfu; beweifeii. 3. t btibringen, nuf' 
 ftelleu (Sieiuei^'e). Shak., 
 
 INF 
 
 2. a) From the character of God. as cre%» 
 
 tor and governor of the world, we i »■ 
 
 fer the indispensable obligation of all 
 
 his creatures to obey his commands. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 To i n f e r some detriment to . . , ©infill 
 rd)nben ; nngreifen (bie JBrtjfl). To - thee 
 also happier, uin folglid) bein &IM niitft 
 iu ofrnifhren. 
 
 Inferable, inflr'abl. d n f e r'l b I e) 
 adj. gcfiilgiTt iiH'Vben fiiiitienb. 
 
 Inference, in'ferense. s. tie 'i^oU 
 gernng. ber Sd)liiB. 
 
 Inferior, infe'ieur, (lat. 2B.) adj. 
 
 I. unter, uiefriger (bem Drte iiad)). 2. 
 
 nicbriger (bem ©tnube, 3?nnge nnd)) ; jiiiiger 
 
 (bem "Jllter nnd)). 3. geringec (bem SDcrtfje 
 
 nnd)). 4. iintergrorbnet. 
 
 4. Attend to health nnd safety; ease and 
 
 convenience are inferior considera* 
 
 tions. Webster. 
 
 Inferior to .., iinter ©inein ober &t> 
 ma6 , geringer al6. To be - to .., ©inem 
 Hiirt)|lel;en, ©tionS nn(^gel)en. - officer, bet 
 (SiiI'iilterMofnjier. —judge, bfr initergeorb* 
 iifte 9iMd)ter. Of - note, iiiibetriid)tlid). 
 
 Inferior, «. 1. eine i)>errou , bid 
 iuiur" '|f- ■'. ber llntere, 3iiebere, ®erii»» 
 gere, Untergclu'iie, llnrergeort>nete. 
 
 Inferiority, iniereor'ete, (fr. in. 
 fe.riorite'j *. bie o'lfffiutitnt , 9iifbrigfeit, 
 uiebrigere, lintergeorbiiete, nt>f)nngigc linge, 
 Untfrgcbenl)eit, ber iiiitergerrbiiere ,3u|lniib; 
 geriiujtre (Sirnb (oou). 
 
 We speak of tlie inferiority of rank, 
 
 of office, of talents, of age, of worth. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Infernal, inflr'nal, (fr. ^. u. int. 
 infernns) adj. i u. 1 I)o(lird). 
 
 In fer nal fig, ber ®tnd)elniof)II. -stone, 
 [6f)iv.l bfr $LiIlen)leiii. [bie ipoilengeiilrr. 
 
 Infernal, s. bfr$Mleubemol}iier; pL 
 
 Infertile, infcr'tii, (fr. ^. u. int.) 
 adj. iiiifriid)rtinr (55obfn). 
 
 Iitf ertility , infertilete, (Infer'. 
 tileness) *. bie lliifriid)ttmrfeit. 
 
 Infest, infest', (Int. infesto; fr. in* 
 fester) v. a. a) uiiftdifr iiind)en, i'crl)eereii, 
 beniinit)igeii. b) beuurnl)igen, befeiiiben. c) 
 plngen, l)eiiiM'ud)fU. 
 
 Infest, udj. t oerberblifft. 
 
 Infe!>it)ition,. iniesiA'shun, s. bie 
 !8fuiirul)ifliiiig , ipeimriid)iiiia , 23elniligiiiig. 
 
 Infe.stered, jufes'turd, adj. eiiu 
 geeitert; eiiignmirjelt. [trniing. 
 
 Iiife.stive, infes'tiv. adj. itniiiiiig, 
 
 Infestivity, lufestJv'ete , *. bie 
 irnnrigfeit, Unirol)lid)feit, Unluil. 
 
 lufestuOHS, iiiies'tsliiiua, (I. in- 
 fesiiisi adj. t I'lrrcrblid). Bacoj 
 
 Infendation, Inludi'shun, (fr. in 
 fe'odalion) 1. 1. bie i5elel)uung. 2. bie3fi)iit#| 
 uerU'il)iiiig mi fMiiii. Blacksto.ni 
 
 Inlidel, in'tedll. (int. infidelis) ailj^ 
 unghiiibig. - s. brr, bie Unglniibige. 
 
 Infidelity, intcdelete, (int. 
 fideliias) *. 1. (j ber Unglnube. 2. [d)ri|TI 
 9{el.j ber Unglnube. 3. bie llntrcue (eineii 
 Siebenben. 4. (tifffrr untaiilifulness) oifl 
 Uutreiie (eiueS ^Sebientcii, Jrfuiibf* 20. 
 
 Infiltrate, infTI triie, (fr. infiltrer| 
 V. n. eiuiiii;en, lid) euijieljea, fidi ^nifii 
 
FAtp, f?.r, fall, iat. Me, mel. Fine, f'n. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cloiid. Tube, tnb. full. i//in. Illis. 4,13 
 
 INF 
 
 jiehen, eitibringen (iutit) bit 'iporen einer 
 ©iibtlaii}). 
 
 Infiltration f infiltri'shun. «. !• 
 
 I. tne (?iiijicl)en , ©iiiBtiiigen (biirrt) tit 
 $t<rcii tine* ivorper^). 2. Die (in Die ^}>oren 
 tilled JRorpcrs* ciiKicfrunnene ®iit>i1nnj. 
 
 Intlllite, iiifenit. (lat. iiifinitus) 
 adj 1. iiiieiiMi(i}. 2. (f}i)per6oli|'d)) unat' 
 i)ti\tt, oii§cror&eiitlid) gtotj. 
 
 Infinite breast. iilU'nD(i(^ iveit. Past 
 the - of thought, man Ijatte npd) (o lucit Den< 
 fen f&nncn, ol)ne Dornuf jn fonimen. Shak. 
 
 Infinitely, lu'fcnidi. adv. 1. un< 
 a\ii\d). 2. a) nnenDiiil), ungemeiii, greiiient 
 let. h) uni)[ei(^ (proper :c. ). 
 
 3. a) I am — obliged by your condetcenBlon. 
 IiiUniteness, inf^niines. «. l. Die 
 
 nnfnDli(1)feit. 2. Die ungcljeure Oiroge, lln« 
 anu'ulid'feit. 
 
 luflniteitiinal , inf^nites'tiuial. 
 (fr. -20.) adj. [i)Jf,itl).] niienDli(^ fieiii; 311= 
 Pnitertmnl . . . (9{t(f)nnng). 
 
 InHniteHinial, «. [Wntf;.] Die 
 unrnClid) ficinc (yriipe. Emcvc 
 
 Influitive, infin'^tiv, (lot. in6ni 
 tlviiii) adj. - luofxl I'D. *. [Oitamm.] Der 
 3nniiitii>, Die iinbt'iliiuinte i£prrtd)fi<rm. 
 
 Infinitude 1 infin'iiude. «. I. Die 
 UiienMi(t)ft'it. 2. Die UiurnieBii(l)feit, nn- 
 DCheure Qirb^t. 3. Die uneiiDlici^e, grrge 
 Wrnge. Adduok. 
 
 Infinity, lufin'ele. (lat. Intinitaii; 
 ft. iiifiniie; t. 1. Die tlncnDli(1)rfit. 2. Die lln> 
 erniceiirtifeit, iingel)fnre ^InSDefjnung. 3. 
 OjOPirDiMird)) Die iinenDlid^e, jnt^flDfe '■]}?en>je. 
 llninM. 
 
 Inflrin, lulerm', ((at. Infirnius) udj. 
 
 1. 'diii'.K^, frafrio*. 2. t a; rd)iun(l). b> - of 
 piir|)o»e. r(l>ioad>i'n &nt\(t)\u\\tt. Shak. c) 
 unilffcrr <(VtrunD>. South. 
 
 Infirm, r. a. f rrtm'ilAcii, entfniirfM. 
 
 SllfirinHry, infermar^. (tr. infir- 
 nierie) *. Da6 >£pi[al , £rnnfenl)ait£ , Die 
 ^ranffniluDr. [entfraftenft- 
 
 IllflnuMtive , Infer'niaiiv , adj. 
 
 Infirttiity, luicr'incie. dar. infii- 
 niita" ) *. I. f Die (Vel'rrdjiifbfeit. 2. Die 
 ®(t)ii'a<t)heii, .ftr.iftliMlnf'if- >5d>U'a(()e. 3. Da* 
 {i>fbri'rt>eu. 4. t ") tit £rt)ni.i(f)e. b> tai 
 PVlTifhcn. r> Die (sd>iuad>e (ini &ntrd)liijye). 
 
 4. ai A frirn>< nhoiiiil benr a friend'i i n- 
 firniitiex. Shak. b) The infir- 
 mities of a constilulion of govern- 
 nirnt. Hamilton. 
 
 liifirninewN, inflnuuea. «. 4 ti. f 
 bie.'«i't're(liii(1«fnr. i2d)n'ii(l)e. (I'pnerjillfl"- 
 
 Infl««(uinteii, iiifiKliilAied, adj. 
 
 Infix, iiiiikk'. (lor. inKgo) V. a. I. 
 treil'fii. I'lntrrit'cn, ()inrinnreit'iMi (riiien ©peer 
 2C.), I)ineinil':&rii. 2. Drteiliflfii <iii (5"tiun6). 
 3. } (in> iiH'IM, lift riiipriicien (DeinCiicifle IC). 
 
 3. To infix good |>rinci|>les iu tlie luind, 
 or idra& in ilie iiiriiiory. 
 
 InflMllie, inllainc'. (Int. Inflamnio) 
 «. a. I. ; nniiiiiDcn) entflaininrn. entjiinDen. 
 
 2. i a) cnrjiinDiii, fiirtJanimen (?iebe :c.). b) 
 reijeii (Die OiiiinierDe >. 3. fntji'mCrn, (larf 
 frl)i5rn dai !lMiir 20. 4. in; t I'll'errrei' 
 ben, i>(TflroBrrn. b) I'rrnifliren , t'eriliirfen. 
 
 Z. h) To inflame ilie enmity of parties, 
 or llic spiiii of sedition. 
 
 4. a; A friend exaggriai(;« •* man's virlncs, 
 
 INF 
 
 an enemy inflames his crimes. Ao- 
 Dison. b) To — a presumption. Kent. 
 
 Inflamed with rage, ivtitijeurDrannt. 
 
 InHame, v. n. [6l)tr.] fid) eiu; 
 ji'inDen. 
 
 Infiainer, infla'mur. s. Qintr, Der, 
 Da5 , iim^ enrHiiinint, anfenert; Die iricftj 
 feDer; ^er 'Jliifi)ii)er. 
 
 Inflammability, inflammabii- 
 ^te. (fr. iutlainmabilitc!) «. 1. Die (S'ntjuilD: 
 bnrfeir. 2. Der cntjiinDbare ©tojf. 
 
 Inflammable, inflaui'mabl, (fr. 
 2i}.) adj. enijunM'ar, eiirifintltd). 
 
 Inflamiiiableuesii,iiitlain'mabl- 
 ne». s. Die ©ntjiiiiDDr.rfeit. 
 
 Inflammation, inflamma'shun, 
 (fr. iU. 0. lat.) t. I. Die (S-nriiinDnng. 2. 
 i Die l)eftige JUitregung (rine$ ©taatdfc>r: 
 pcrfi zc). 3. Die (JiiijunDiing . Der SBraiiD. 
 4. [-)»eD. u. Gliir.] Die (S-ntjiniDung. 
 
 To lake new inflamniiiiions 10 .., -f 
 pon 5?eiiem angefeuert, emrlnmnit iverDen 
 ju (<5-titia5). [adj. eiUjiuiDeiiD. 
 
 Inflainmative , iniiaiumativ , 
 
 Inflammatory, intlamiuaiuie, 
 (fr. inflauiiuatoire) adi. I. [•'iJitb. 11- &}ir.] 
 inftainniaturifd), (^ntiiin&ung:^. .. (Araiif: 
 heir 10. 2. i aiifrul;r(Tir(t>, ■)tf"iS aufrtgeuD 
 cJfeDeii 10. 
 
 Inflate, inflAle', (Int. inflo) v. a. 1. 
 ftuiDiafen. 2. .aifcuihen. 3. i aiifi'iareii. 
 3. Tu i n 1 1 a I e one with pride or vanity. 
 
 Inflate, dnfln'ted; uW/. [!8iU.J 
 aufget'iaffn. Maktvh. 
 
 Inflation, lufli'shun. (I. inlliiio) 
 *. 1. Da* "iliiti'iiifen; Die *Uufblal)iing. 2. 1 
 Die SliifgePl.ircnluir; GinbilDuiig. U. Jonsom. 
 
 Iltflect, jnileki'. (bu. inllucto; r. a. 
 1. (i>ou enter geraDeii Sinie nDiwenDeii) Dies 
 (jen, bftigeii. 2. linDern (Den toiif;. 3. 
 ((sjramin.J fieftiren, a) Defiiniren, iiinenDeu 
 (em 5panptivort;. b) fDiiingiren, abiuniiDeln 
 (ein SeirimTt). 3. lUPDiilirea , iletgen unD 
 fallen laffcii (Die ©tiiuine). 
 
 Inflection, Inflekshun. (lat. iu- 
 fleciio) «. 1. Dte ^legnng, 93eiignng. 2. 
 fa) Die oncDiilntiini, tat ©tetgeii: u. 9al> 
 lenla([en (Der Stiinme>. bj t 6" t'enfnng 
 iDe» 'a3ilirn« k.). 3. [Opr.J Die iyengung 
 (D. 9id)tf). 4. l(5)rainin.J a) Die 2)iegung, 
 UniiiiDiiufl (Der ^paiiptiuDrter;. b) Dte ^\t: 
 giing, lltniuanDlnng , "ilbivaiiDlniig, Kon: 
 jngatii>n (cinc6 3fitiu('rt6>. 6. [(iJeoin.J 
 Point of -. Der (S-inbenguitg^punft. 
 
 Inflective, inflek.'iiv, «<</. bicgfain, 
 ^legtinflir... - quality. Die Stegfanifeit. 
 
 Inflexell, lutleksf, (liU. intUxus) 
 adj. gfbpgen. 
 
 Inflexibility, inflekseUirete, oD. 
 
 InflexibieneSS, intleks'eblnes, 
 (fr. inilexibiliie; «. 1. i Die Unbiegi'ainfeit, 
 llnbeiigfainfeit; ©reiffjeit, .^drte, Die feincr 
 fflemalt nad)gifbt. 2. ± Die Uiibeiuegiidjfeit; 
 llnert-d)iltterlid)feit. 
 
 Inflexible, 'nfleks'ebl, (fr. 2B. p. 
 I. inflexibilis^ adj. 1. T iinbifgrani, unbeug< 
 fain. 2. 1 a) mibeiwrglid), unerrrt)iirterlid). b) 
 (to) iinbeiueglid) (jti); nid)t ju beugen (I'on, 
 Dnrd)i. c) iiMorraiiDerlid). Watts. 
 
 Inflexibly, intleks eble. ade. uils 
 beivegiid)! tinrrrd)nr[i'rlid). 
 
 Inflexion, f. iu rieciioii. I 
 
 INF 
 
 Inflict, inflikt'. (lat. infligo; fr. ii>- 
 fliger) B. o. 1. a) i>erl)angen, anfTegcn (©rra* 
 fen ic.).. b) (on. upon) (^inciu cine ©rr.ife) 
 anflegcn, niiferlegen, jncrfcnncn , ©iiien bf 
 Icgen (mit). 2. f (on) (rincm aiifcrlcgcn, 
 init ®emalt ertljcilen. CiiEsTEnriELD. 3. (fiji 
 afflict) beilrafen. Shak. 
 
 Inflicter, inflik'tur. *. ®iner, Dec 
 (©trafen :c.) anflegt, anferiegt, Der iSeftrnfej. 
 
 Infliction, intlik'shun , (lat. ill- 
 fiictio) «. 1. Die 'Miiftegnng , Suerfennuiig 
 einer ©trnfe, SSerurtljeilung ju einer ©rrafe. 
 
 2. Die ©rrafe. Rogers. 
 Inflictive, inflik'tiv , (fr. inflictif) 
 
 adj. auflegeiiD, niiferiegenD (eiue ©trrtfe ic.), 
 al6 ©trafe i>erl)angr. ^ 
 
 Inflorescence, inflorls'slnse, 
 (p. lat. floreo) *. [»pt.J 1. Der Sliitetii 
 llanD. 2. Da5 SBliiijen. 
 
 Influence, in'flulnse, (fr. W. p. 
 
 lat. fluo) «. a) Der (vf)i)fiu1)e) G-infliig, Die 
 
 (S'iniuirfung. b) (on, upon, '■'into) Der (tnp* 
 
 ralifd)e) ©inflng (auf). o (with) Der ©in< 
 
 flug (bei, nuf). d) ['2t|lri>l.] Der G-inflne (Det 
 
 ^^lanrten). 
 
 a) Tlie rays of the sun have an ii»- 
 
 fluence in whitening, cloth, and in 
 
 giving a green color to vegetables, b) 
 
 Forethought had no — on their fault. 
 
 c) Mr. G. has great — with llie prince; 
 
 he has no — wiili tlie people. 
 
 Influence, (fr. influencer) v. a. I. 
 
 einiwirfen, (S-infliiB Ijaben , eine fiBirfitng 
 
 An&ern ( anf (S'riuad ). 2. eiiiroirfen (atif (*!« 
 
 nen), il)n yernii'gen, beilinimen; ueranlfliJcn. 
 
 3. einiutrfen (auf) detten, lenfeu). 
 
 2. An orator may influence the peopU 
 to take arms, or to abandon an enter- 
 prise. 3. This revelation is suflicient 
 to — our faith and practice. WebsteB. 
 Influent, in fliiem. adj. T etnf{ie#rnD. 
 Influential, inlluen'shal. adj. a) 
 (on) einiuirfeiiD, (JiiifJuj} l)abenO (auf). b» 
 finjluereid). Hamiltos. — udv, Influen'- 
 tially, einiuirfeiiD, einftiigreid). 
 
 Influenza, 'ntluen'za, (it. W.) s. 
 [0)icD.) Die Onfluenja. 
 
 Influx, in fliiks, ((at. influxns) «. 
 
 1. f Das (S'inftiegen , 6-iu|lrbnien , Der &iii« 
 flug (De6 2id)te6 jc.). 2. f a) Die ©ingebung. 
 b)t 6er ©influp (Die(?iniyirfiing, *»?ad)t). 3. 
 (ipauDelJ ba& (Jinilril'inen , (5-inlnufen, G'in* 
 gel)en, Die (i'infuljr in grojjtr OKeuge, be< 
 DeureiiDe G'infiiljr. 
 
 2. a) Tlie influx of the knowledge of God, 
 
 in relation to everlasting life, is in- 
 finitely of moment. iiAi.E. 3. A great 
 — of goods into a country, an - of 
 gold and silver. 
 Influxion, inflnk'shun, «. Die Q'in* 
 gebiing, Segnileruiig. Bacoh. 
 
 Influxiitiis, iiifluk'sliiis, adi. tiiu 
 luirfenD, (Siiifluij l)abenD. 
 
 Influxive, inlluk'aiv, adi. (^IIK 
 
 ftiif; l)abenD ; einf1if§enD. 
 
 Infold, iniViid', V. a, i. a) einividrin, 
 
 einljtiHen. b) ningeben. 2. uinfaffen, uniar* 
 
 1. a) Infold his limbs in bunds, [ini'il. 
 
 Bi.ackmome. 
 
 Inroliate, infA'I^Ate. (i>. I. folium; 
 
 ». «. t nut SJiiitrern biDccfrn oD. befieiDcn, 
 
 bebuurrni. 
 
;4fi4 FAiP. r^ir. fall,.fnt Me. met. Tine, fin. NA, move, n6r, jjot. oil. r?6n«l. ti'ihe. fnb. fiill. tAin. TfHs 
 
 ilSF 
 
 Inform f infoim'. (fr. informer C. 
 Int. infoiiiio) V. a. 1. ^ bftVelcn, bcleben. 2. 
 bdel)ri'ii, iiiifcrrii1)rcii. 3. (of) uiiterricf)ti'M, 
 fr«nact)ricf)tigeii (uoii eiiier ®iicf)e) , (fiiiem 
 ©troafi niijeigcn, luclfteit. 4. luit tinerfilaflc 
 fliigeljfll (f. Inform ». n.). 
 
 1. Breathes in our soul, informs our 
 vital part. Pope. 3. Letters from Europe 
 inform us of the commencement of 
 hostilities between the Persians and 
 Turks. 4. Tertullus informed the 
 governor against PhuI. Bible. 
 
 To inform one's self of , -fin, with, 
 fid) iintcrrid)teu (in),ni1) befnniu iiiiid)en(tiiit). 
 
 Inform, v. n. 1. <Jcad)rid)t, '^u&-- 
 fiinft, aiiiiueiruiig ge&eii. Shak. 2. (against) 
 ©iiteii ucrfliigeti , niiflngeii, nngtbeii , cine 
 ^Inge eiiigcbeii oD. eiiireid)en (iui6cr, gcgeii). 
 
 2. Two persons came to the magistrate, 
 and in fo rmed agai nst A. 
 
 Inform, (Int. informis) adj. un> 
 fJntilid), iingeftnltet. 
 
 luformHl, infor'mal, adj. 1. nid)t 
 in bet regfliiinpigeii, geljkigen, geiuDl)nlid)eii 
 gorni nbgff<iMt , nid)t Die gdjiirige g-onn 
 tjiibenD, iiid)t in tcr jjortn, miOer Die Jorm, 
 unrcgeininBig. 2. nid)t in ber gen)ol)nlid)cn 
 9lrt , 'ungeiuij>()nlld), nuyergouiil^niirf) (23e: 
 fud) !c.). 3. nirf)t mit Den cffijieUen giir> 
 iiialir.iien (iDgefiipr. 4. f unbcfugt. 5. f jnr 
 Qlnflage geljiirig. 6. fiinilo* Shak. 
 
 3. The secretary made to the envoy an 
 informal communication. 
 
 Illformnlity , informalete, «. I. 
 bie 5iid)n>ec>t>nd)rnng Der Jyi'rnialifiiten, Der 
 regelniiipigeu oDtr giiui]'l;iiiid)cn gorni (in, 
 ♦et), Der S-e()ler in Der grrni , Die Onforma! 
 lUnt. 2. Die 3Jn(liriir, Uiigiilrigfeif. 
 i. The informality of legal proceed- 
 ings may render them void. 
 
 Informally, 'riit6i'maiie,ndp. nid)t 
 iti Der <jel)wi<ieii ijorm , pfjne Die geiu5l)n> 
 lid)cM 5m'niild)feirfn. 
 
 Informnut, infor'mant, ». 1. Der 
 ajenad)rid)tigcr; (SinienDer. 2. Der 9lnflnger, 
 illnger, 'iliiiicOer. 
 
 Information, informA'shun, (fr. 
 2S.) s. 1. a) Die .ftiinDe, '7iiid)rid)t. b) Die 
 9iad)iveifiing , ^ii^fnnfr, Der 9(nd)iwei^. c) 
 tie 5?crid)ter|1iitfiing, Der i'erid)r. 2. Die SScj 
 Ifljriing , Der lliiterrirf): ; Die itennrniffe. 
 3. Die Singe , Slnfloge , Deniincirttipn. 4. 
 [9Jed)t5rpr.] Die €pe,iialiniiiii|lripn. - qui 
 tarn, eine £po,iiiiliiiiiiii|lirirM nii( iBcmninr> 
 ^iing eine? Tpriiunen iinS Der J^rtnie. 
 1. a) We received information of the 
 capture of the ship by an arrival 
 at Liverpool. 3. kn - is the accusation 
 of a common informer or of a private 
 person ; the accusation of a grand jury 
 is called an indictment or a pre- 
 sentment. Blackstone. 
 The best information he could ob- 
 tain . 'llUe^ , wkM rt Diiniber in (?rfii()riing 
 bnngenfonnte. To lodge -. berid)teu, ntiits 
 ltd) rcennn , (against any one) (5-inen MU 
 Oeben. To request, to gather — on .., Qf 
 funfigiingtii eiiiiirtien fitxT .., iwegen... 
 Informative;, iutor'maiiv, adj. 
 % belefeiiD. 
 
 Inform«<l, infor'med. nid)t, tin< 
 p»(lfoinintn nD- niuu'Uil.inMij geforint. 
 
 JNF 
 
 Informer, Inform'ur, ». 1. ^ ber 
 SBeleuer, Dae, xoai, belebt. 2. Der 9chrer. 3. 
 Der 9>enfld)rid)rigcr, a)erid)t|leller , S&tn^u 
 erilntter, 23erid)rgeber. 4. a) Der 5Infiager, 
 i^lnger, Slngeber. b) Der (iHin Slinrgmegen 
 nufgeileflte) 91nfliiger. Common -. Der ge; 
 iuijl)nlid)e , nid)t ninrlid) niifge|l«(lte Singer, 
 <:!lngeber. [adj. nid)t tut'd)il>ar. 
 
 Informidable , infor'medabl , 
 
 Informiug^, inior'ming, adj. - of- 
 ficer. Der ( i?tfL'"flid)e ) Slnflnger, j. 25. Der 
 SeMerninniunir, ©l;eri(f, Soniliibel, Da^'iB^it! 
 glieD cincfi gropen ®i'rd)ii)i>rnengerid)tf. 
 
 Inforiuity, informete, *. Die Ww- 
 ge|liiirl)cit. [formis> adj. unge|lalt. 
 
 Ini'oi^mous, informus, (tat. in- 
 
 Infortunate, infor'tshunate, adj. 
 lingliicflid). — adv. Infor'tunately, un^ 
 gliicflid). [*. Dii« Ungliitf, ■>)Jfiggerd)nf. 
 
 Infortune, infor'tshiiue, d'r. 'IB.) 
 
 Infract, intrakt', (Int. iufringo) 
 V. a. ? u. 1 Orcd)en. - adj. * iiid)r 9ebrod)en. 
 
 Infraction, infiakshtin. (Int. in- 
 fractio) i. Der 33rn(^ (eine5 JBertrags;, Die 
 Uebertrcrnng. 
 
 Infractor, Infrak'tiSr, a. Qimx, 
 Der (eimii 25trrrng so brit^r, Der Ueberrretcr. 
 
 Inf riAmundane, infi aiiiiiiid'ane. 
 (U. lar. infra ii. uiundus; adj. iinterivi'ltlid). 
 
 Infrang-ible, infian'jebl. a((/. 1. 
 unjerbrid)rid) ; iintl;ei.bar ciltomej. Chevne. 
 2. i nidir (u fii'errreten. 
 
 Iufre«lMence , fnfie'kwense , I 
 
 Infrequency , 'nficuweuse , j 
 (I n f r e ' q u e n t n e 8 s; 4. tie llngen)i!it)nlid>- 
 feit, ©eirtiiljeit. 
 
 Infrequent, jnfrlkwent, ((at. in- 
 freqiieirs) adj. lingeii)i>f)nlid), felten. 
 
 luf rig^idate , infrid jedate, (p. I. 
 frigidus; v. a. f fnlt oD. gefricreii nind)en, 
 fnlrcn. [s. Da» icalten. 
 
 lufrig°idation , infridjedasliun, 
 
 Infrillg'e, lufiinje'. (;nt. infrlngo; 
 1). a. I. bredjtn ( SBerrrage 2c. ) , I'ibertreien 
 (©efe^e). 2. f r(^ipnd)en, ftemtneii. 
 2 To Infringe efticacy. Hooker. 
 
 Infringi'ement , Infrlnje ment , 
 t. Der ibriid), Die Uebertretimg (einc» ©e< 
 l"e(^e« zc). [ireter. 
 
 Infrinjfer, Jnfrinje'iir. *. berlleber: 
 
 Infrozen, iufnV/n. adj. eingefroren. 
 
 Infitcate, iufiikAte, ant. infuco; 
 c. a. i rd)iniiifeii. 
 
 Inf limed, fnfd'nid, adj. I. (]erau> 
 (^err. 2. i rand)erig (iitel lo. 
 
 Infundibuliform, uifundib'u- 
 litvimi. udj. [25i)t.] trtd)terf6rinifl. 
 
 Infuriate, iufu'rcAie, (p. 1. furia) 
 adj. ipi'irlienD, rnfenD. - v. a. tnreiiD, ipii> 
 i(;enD mnd)en. 
 
 Infuscation, infu«k4'shun , (p. 
 Int. infuKco) s. Die €d>iparinng, 2krDunfe< 
 lung. 
 
 Infuse, lufuAe', (fr. infuser; Int. in- 
 
 fundo) V. a. 1. ^ eingicuen. 2. i a) (into) 
 
 G'ineni einflogen; cingcben. b) (into) ein> 
 
 flieften laiJen, cinniirdjen (in). 3. einiweid)en ; 
 
 einbiijeii ; eincn >21iitgu^ mad)eii nui ... 4. i 
 
 bcgeiilirn. Shak. 
 
 1. That strong Ciicean liquor erase t' I n- 
 
 tiise. DcMiAM. 2. a) Why should he 
 
 de(tir«i« tinvequalitiei i u I use d tnto 
 
 his son, which hinijielf never posses- 
 sed? Swift. To — Into young tniuds 
 a noble ardor, b) To - Gallicisms into 
 a composition. [perliel)ene >}liiniiitlj. 
 
 Infused grace, nngeborene , pon C5)ort 
 
 Infuse, *. * )". Infusion, Spensek. 
 
 Infuser, infuie'iir, *. G-juer, Der 
 einflpRt, eingibr. 
 
 Infusibility, infu/ebileie. (fr. 
 infusibilite) «. 1. Die Jiiljigfeit eingegofjen, 
 eingeiueid)t, cingcflogr merben ,jii fbiuien. 2. 
 Die Unrd)tni'ljbarfcit. 
 
 Infusible, infu'zibi , adj. I. (ft. 
 infusible) iinrd)iiieljbar. 2. einfl&Bbnr, (Dem 
 &ei\ii) eingepijpt merben foiinenD. 
 
 To be infusible into the mind, DeiB 
 ©eiite eingefttfjt luerben fijnnen. 
 
 Infusion, infu'zhiin. (Int. infnsia) 
 
 *. I. Da5 G'iiigieBen, Die (S-ingiepiing. 2. t 
 
 a) Die ©inflppniig (gnter (Sninbinlje zc.). b) 
 
 Die ©ingebiiiig, 3nrpirntioii. c> Die Qiut 
 
 gebiing. d) Die ©inniiri-hung (pun frenibeii 
 
 -Jiebent-nrtcn). 3. [^(jarm.) a) ba6 'Jliif» 
 
 giegen, einmcic^en. b; ber "ilnrgug. Die 3ii» 
 
 fufipn. 
 
 2. c) His folly and his wisdom are of his 
 
 own growth, notiheechoor in f us ioa 
 
 of oilier men. Swiit. 
 
 Infusive, lafusiv, adj. einftppenb,; 
 einivirfenb. 
 
 Infusory , Infii'sure. adj. [iJintnrg.] 
 - order of worms, bie Drbniuig Der Slllf* 
 gii6iuiiruid)en, OnfuriPn^iwiinnd)i'n, niifn'5« 
 fi'pird)cn 'ii<iirind)en. [Die -iiSeibe, iBieie. 
 
 Ing-, ing. (nngelf. 2S3. ; gorl). winga) «. 
 
 Ing l^^ed , adj. fiir unengaged. 
 
 lug-annation , ingannAshiiu, ut. 
 
 ingaiinare) s. -j- Der ■i5etriig, Dad •BlenDiuerf. 
 
 Ingans, (\<t)o:t.) onions. 
 
 Ingate, in gate, 4. * ber &ingnng, 
 Dnrd)gaiig. 
 
 Ingatliering-, ingaTHuring, «. || 
 bn# G'inraniincin. Feasi of-, bns >Jli'riirctV|l. 
 
 Ingeer, (rd)i'tt.) >!lfl)ren zc. leien. 
 
 Ingrelable, injelabi, adj. nid)t get 
 frierbnr. 
 
 Ingeminate, injem'nienate, (Int. 
 iugeuiiiio^ V. a. luiebcrljolen. - udj. n'iebcrs 
 l)Plt. [*. bie "iijiebrrljolung, SBcrboppelung. 
 
 Ing'emination, iiijeinmciia'siiuu, 
 
 Ingeuder, injen'diir. V. a. f. En- 
 gender. - V. n. fid) iiereinigen. 
 
 Ingenerability, iiijenerablrete, 
 *. bie Uncrjeiigbarfeit. 
 
 Ingenerable, injeneiabl, (fr. 
 315.) adj. unericugbnr, nid)t Ijerporgebradtt, 
 erjengt locrbcn f&nnenb. 
 
 lug-enerate, injIn'eiAte, (int. in- 
 genero; v. a. erjeiigcn. 
 
 Ing-enerate, (Ingen'erated) 
 udj. 1. nngcboren. 2. t ungeboren, nner> 
 jeiigt. (bie Snrferileferei. 
 
 Ingenif*, 'uje'neo, «. l'li3e|bur.J 
 
 Ingenious, injc iieu». dnt. ingn- 
 nlosuji) adj. 1. giMilrriil), i"d)aririiiiiig, ntii^ig, 
 tliinreid) (p. ®ad)cu u. ■JJirfoneii) ; rmnreia) 
 nii4gebnd)t. 2. t iK'i^'g- -"jhak. —adv. In- 
 ge'uiouHly. geijlreid) zc. 
 
 (That 1 xtiuid up), and have ingeni- 
 ous feeling of my huge Norrovv, iiMb bil§ 
 id) nod) bii bcm iiinjil;ciurii Kuniuier in 
 benfcu pcruiai). 6a** 
 
The. f/,r. fnIL fnt. !\U. iiiPt. Fine. fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, c]6iU. Ti^be, tOb. Ii^ll. i//in. rilis. 46o 
 
 IngrcniOUSIieMS , inje'neusn**. 
 (1 n g cii i o »'i t y I *. 1 . ter ©rt)nrfftnn, Weitl. 
 
 2. Drt* <£iiinrfid)e, flniireid) 'Jliifjjr6(i(()r<. 
 Illf^<'llit«f in'jeiiit, (lat. ingriiittin) 
 
 odj. niiijcborcii- South. 
 
 Iiig-eiiuity, fiijeiiu'eti. (fr. inge- 
 miiie; *. 1. * Dte '2liirricl)tiijrcit, 1reiif)<r}i<): 
 fiir, Offtnljerjinfeit. Locke. 2. bai €(1).uf: 
 fiMiiiije, Siiiiireidje <tine6 •DKedxiiiifiimis jc). 
 
 3. Der Sitnrnlnii, tn6 Oienic. 
 
 3. How many machines for laving labor 
 has the ingenuity of man devised 
 and conhtructed. Webster. 
 
 InffennttUS, in>eii'ndu«. (int. in- 
 genuu»> adj. I. niifrid)ri(], pffcnl)erjig, new 
 ^TJ'fl/ irciiiii'itt)ig. 2. tniflf6i>Kn. 3. tM 
 {©■iffD, freitnurl)i(], ungrfymc^elt. Lockb. — 
 adv. 1 iigen'uousl y. fri:iillutl)io. 
 
 ln|;^enuouKneii!«, injen'miiiinoi, 
 s. tut iyreiiiiutl)ii]reit; 4lii|'ri(^(i!ifeit, Cffni- 
 l)iTiiflfeit. With -, frd, fliitricjjtifl, \tei> 
 tnurl}t(]. 
 
 Infpeny, 'n'jln^. ((. ingenlum) t. « 
 6(16 Weirte, tet Cdtifi, ©djariTiiin, 95<ril.uif. 
 
 Illpl'esi f iiijist', (tat. ingero) 0. a. f 
 !jiiliiiirrrt'<l>Uirffii. BAto.>. 
 
 Ing-estiun f 'njes'tahua , «. tM 
 ^iiiuiitt-nVt)lii(fcii. Habvev. [ g e n u 1 1 y. 
 
 lill^ine f < fct)Pt(. ) g e n i u • ; in 
 
 Mlllfle, in'gl. (V. (. igiiiculiu, igni»7) 
 •. 1. 1 tilt Slnmiiif. 2. [®d)Ptri.] 6n« {J"'"; 
 6iT ^fiitrljfrD. BuRws. 3. tcr ©(tjau6> 
 fiiflbe, }i:r Miijiid)t gdiaftciie itii.ibe. 
 
 Iiig^luriuus, iiiglo'ieii*, (Int. in- 
 glorius) iidj. I. tiiiriil^niiid). 2. ruhiulod. — 
 fuir. Inglo'riousl y, lilirul}itilict) ; nil)mlo$. 
 
 Ini(luriousnes«f lugln'ieukiie-, 
 «. 1. eirUiiriiljiiilidjfcit. 2. etf -JCiil)mlori.jf«t. 
 
 Ing'Utf in'got, (fr. lingot) 4. bit 
 ©tniiflt, ^nrre (Wi>f6 ic). [(SBiimne). 
 
 lu^-rair, Ingraf, p. a. imptrii 
 
 lllj^rttl't, ingraft', v. a. I. f (ou) 
 
 pfTDpfen (nuf). 2. f 6ur(f> ^frcptVii fDrr> 
 
 |>fi«ii)Ctl. Mav. 3. f a) (on) a) pfri'VKH 
 
 (niif). jtf; (rinoji brilfflen. b) tiff f inprn.jtii ; 
 
 ingrafted love, lief ()nvur}(Ite I'itbe. 
 
 3. a) CC) Tiiia tellow would iugraft a 
 
 foreign name 
 
 Upon our ktuck. Urvdeh. 
 
 I ngrafied in u(, Itlli ntlijcboreil , ill 
 UM6 ili'vfltllijt. 
 
 liilfrnft, adj. rinottviirtrlt. Shak. 
 
 lll^rAftllieilt, ingrati'uienl. «. I. 
 6n6 'i.vri'vfeii, Crmpfri'pnn. 2. to* 'J>fri>pirri«. 
 
 Tlie i M g I M f t III e II t on llie stock of a 
 b.-ink. (If i!>i;riiicl)run(], 3t>iinl)iiie btt '&<{»(» 
 ti.\\>{tM». [fiirbru. 
 
 liilprMin, iM'giiue, p. a. ill err 'lOolle 
 
 lufrrniiieil, iii'giAiiH, udj. I. Ill btx 
 SIbrlle gtfnrbr. 2. i tirf e;iiflnuurjtlt ^ &t' 
 ivoi)iihrit :<■.). 
 
 lllUfrniipled, ingrappld, adj. gn 
 f>i#t, fit"t,ii-t).;i(fii ; i'frili'd)irii. 
 
 lii^rntc*, ill giiite. } (Int. in- 
 
 In^rMterul, iiigrate'fi^l.^ gratuii> 
 mAj. 1. llll^allrbnr. 2. iiiiniigriirljiH , ivi&ru) 
 l©l>rift :c.). Mii.Toii. 
 
 AiiapratK, «. btt, bit lln6ntirf>are. 
 
 lll<;^fMtefull>', ingrale fulle. im/v. 
 
 ■Hedi'.fti.ir. [*. bu lliirniifbiirfrit. 
 
 Inj^-rMterilllieHM, iMgriie'fi'llnis. 
 
 lliyrtttlMte, ingia'olicaie, (itAl. in- 
 Aiwy^ - dtiUtcli. H'orierituch. t. 
 
 INH 
 
 grazianaril, |>. tnt. gratia) b, a. 1. btlitbt 
 ni.iriieii. 2. niiiieljmiid) , leicftt inart)eii (i>un 
 'SniDriD. Hammond. 
 
 To ingratiate one's self wiili . t 10. 
 fid) tjcliebr inii(t)cii, fid) eiiiidjmtriitelii (bfi 
 @'iiiriiii. 
 
 lllg-ratiiud«, ingrat'l^tiide, (fr. 
 'Hj.) t. tit lliiDaiifunrfi'it, btt UiiDniif. 
 
 liiff rave, ingrave'. r. n. -j- begrnbrii, 
 beerfiiini. [gravidux) » a. rd)H)angfni. 
 
 lug-r«vi<l«lf,iiij;rave'laie, (v. lilt. 
 
 Jtlt^>'c;tAT, ingrlte', v. a. -f (jrcS iiin- 
 dftii. trl)ebcii. Fothcrbv. 
 
 Aiigrr«dien<, ingri'jlnr. ifr. 'liJ. v. 
 Int. iiigiediens) *. btt iiei'innMl^eil , ©loff, 
 Me 3iiil)af, b<\6 Oiinre6ieiij. 
 
 Ingress, in'gie><. (Int. Ingrexsust t. 
 1. 6er (J'lii.jniii]. 2. ('iUrtroii. J bcr ©iiitriit 
 (Dcg 'Dh'ii&es III 6eii Srf)ntirii ber ©rbe). 3. 
 Per 3ii<nti (6cr Ciift tii He Cuiifleiu, bni 
 (5•|||^rlIlllelI. 4. ( Me OJ?ittel id (jiiiirittS) 
 Drr e-ingniig, Biitritt, C'liuritt. 
 4. All i II g re us was proliibited. 
 
 liig-reMMiuu, ingreslri'm, (fr. ^. 
 V. Int. iiigresfio) *. Cer ©iiijinug, (ymtriit. 
 
 lug-rlM, lu'giia, t. l(J>coflr.J Oiioi-r. 
 innniiiniiC'. 
 
 liigruiiial, lag'gviiiial, (tr,^.) adj. 
 [6i)ir.j Veiileii .... SWmbcii . . . C^riirt) 10. 
 
 Inguinal gliind», bit i.'ei|leiltri"l|"eil. 
 
 ■ns:uir, ingiilf, p. a. I. (in eiiiem 
 Sli'ijciiiibc, tod)llllI^e) iien'rtHiiiijeii. 2. in 
 eiiirii >£d)IiiiiC, ^Ibgniiib flurier 
 
 lllg-urg-itate, Ingmjetiite. (Int. la- 
 gurgiioi V. a. I. tt)n\'nt] PC. ill grofier 'OTetigoj 
 pcrrd)iiiiflen. 2. hineiiiilurjen. 3. 1 10 - one s 
 Holt iiuo... lid) (beni Sniper ic; UberlnfTiu. 
 
 In^tirg-itate, e. a. in oropeii 3ii> 
 gen triiircii I'niifeii. 
 
 Ing-lirg-itatiuu , ingurj^li'slnin. 
 *. tne iiii'MiiBige 95ernt)iiiigeii , Me Jbi'derri. 
 
 Ing^HMtalile, inguH'iabl, < p. int. 
 gu»to) ndj. t iiiir(t>iitndlvnft, gffd)inn(flo*. 
 
 Iiiliabile, iniiab ii. iiiabeir, (fr. ?U. 
 V. Int. iiiliabilu) ndj. 1. iinpn^lid), iiiiinitg! 
 lid) (u. ®nd)en.i. Eacvc. 2. t iingci^icft, 
 iiiiti'id)iig (i<. >15erri>iien). 
 
 Inliability, 'nhabiiii^, (fr. iniia- 
 biliiei «. Die Uiigdd)i(flid)feii. 
 
 Inliabit, inhabit, (int. Inliabitoi r. 
 a. bfii«ot)iieii. - e. M. ivi^hiien. Waller. 
 
 Inhabitable, inhab^iabl. adj. 1. 
 beiiHi|)iitinr. 2. ifr. 'ii3. 1 f iiiii<riui'ljiit>rtr..SHAK. 
 
 lllliabitaUCt^, inliabitau^e. t. t 
 
 ber •iliifeiut)nit uiii ■^nuibiirrii. Carew. 
 
 No promise of i 11 h a l> i ta n e e , feme 
 •llii«Ud)t, eiiien i<oii -Weiifdjen benft'ljiiKn Drt 
 niijiiirrffi'n. 
 
 Illliabitancy , inbab !tani.i , *■ 
 (3{ed)t*i>r.j fctr (blfU>eii&e obir geiVijiid)e) 
 ^liitrHthnlKiii einer«£iiit»f, einem AirdjiVirlf'- 
 
 Iiiliabitaut, inhab itant, «. I. ter 
 ©eivi-l)iii'r , G-iiiuiohiifr. 2. ( i)(fd)fpiVr- ) ber 
 &iiiii)i<l;iier (einer iStnCt, eiiie* Kird)(Vielf, 
 eer fnielbil feineii geiV(jli(t>eii "Jliifeiirtjnli Ijiit;. 
 
 InliabitatiOll, inliabeli >.bun, t. 
 ■f I. »n» iifiuoljiifM , Die i^fmpl;iiung ; ^es 
 otlferting, bi\6 >beivol)iitreiii. 2. Drr 3Up|)ti: 
 ort. Me aBpl)iiiiiu). Mii.Toa. 3. Die i&tvbu 
 feriing, inni,iitlid)e (S-iinoi'l^iier. 
 
 Iiiliabiter, iuliabliur, «. ber %r' 
 wcl^iur. 
 
 INH 
 
 InliHbitress, inliabhrls. «. tie 
 aSciv^bi'^ruiii- [ciii.utjnien. 
 
 luliaio, inliile'. (Int. inlmlo) i;. a. 
 
 Iiilialer, inlia lur. s. I. Qllltr, btt 
 eiiinrljmcf. 2. j-)}itP.J riiie 95orric^tii!ig jum 
 G'tiit'lnfen bee lunriiifii Snnipres In Me 2iiiige. 
 
 InliarillUIlic, inlianuoii'ik. i 
 
 MuliarillUIliral, inliaininn'ekal, ^ 
 (fr. iiilinriiioiiique) a(</. [ ''^^{llf.j lllII}nrillD> 
 
 iiii'd), f.iifd). 
 
 lllll<«rinOniOU!« , inliarm^'nius, 
 (fr. iHliarrooniruz) adj. linl)nrniiMllf((). — 
 adv. I n liarnio ' n i onsi y , liMl;nrnioilir(t>- 
 
 Illliere, innere', (Int. inliaereo) v. 
 n. \. f niil;niujeii , niifleben ; (in) hnngen, 
 ilecfen bieibeii (in, nti). 2. i (in) n) eigeit fein 
 (eiiuT ©flct)e). b) Ijniigen, ficbeii (nu (ftiune). 
 1. Colors inhere in cloth; a dait in- 
 heres in the flesh. 2. b) Tliey do but 
 inhere in their subject which sup- 
 ports Iheni. 
 
 Inherence, 'nhirlnse, (Inhe'- 
 rency) (fr. Inherence) *. [<l>ljili)f.j b(i6 >31ni 
 fleben, 'Jliitjnngen, Me 3iil>nrfnj, bna ®n« 
 fein (einer )nfn(Iigen &igenrd)nftK.) nn eineni 
 «H}efen. 
 
 lnher««nt, 'nhj'rent, (fr. <S3.) adj. 
 1. i HI nnflebciib, niiljnngenD. b) nngcbpteii, 
 nnturlid) iugei^&renb. c) nnjertrciiniid). 2. 
 (toi beiiupt^nenb , InivDhneiiD (einer Qad^t). 
 3. (In) eigen (einer <3nd>e). 
 
 1. b) The Inherent right of men to life, 
 
 liberty and proteclion. 
 
 That's inherent in the blood, ba6 licgt 
 im lilnte. 
 
 Inherently, inhi'rentll,a<io. bunt 
 9inficbeii, ■iliiljnngeii, Oi'ljiirmj. 
 
 Inherit, inher'rit. (fr. heViter, D. (nt 
 haeres ) v. a. I. trbeii. 2. 1 (rben. 3. |i en 
 ben; ben^fii. 4. t b«fi$en, in ascfi^ neljmrn 
 dD. erl)nlten. Shak. 
 
 2. Tlie son Inherits the virtues of ills 
 father. 3. To inherit everlasting life ; 
 to — the promises. The meek sh;ill 
 inherit the earth. Bible. 
 
 Inherit, ». n. erben. 
 
 Inheritable, inher'iilabi, adj. I. 
 f n. i rrbiid). 2. (to) uercrbt u>i'r&eii fom 
 nfMb (nuf G'iiien). 3. (9{fd)t6ipr.) erbfniiig 
 
 3. By attainder the blood of llie person 
 attaiiiied is so corrupted as lo be ren- 
 dered no longer inheritable. 
 
 Blackstose. 
 
 Inheritably, inher'iitable, udi: 
 6urd) C>-rlM'd)atf. 
 
 llliieritance, inherritiinse. «. I 
 bn* (frtie, Grbgut, bie (J-rb('d)nfr. 2. 6n« 
 (5-rb()iit, ererbie Orunbilucf. 3. (ber ^luij, 
 bai (i'liipfiitigen eine« ererbreii Wiitetf ji. > 
 Me (Srbrdjflft. 4. 1 a) bnd Grbe. b) n Oni 
 (S-rbe (bi-6 >>errn). 5. t ber Sbtfii). Shak. 
 
 By i n h e r i t a n c e.burd)(5Tb|'d)rtft,erblirt». 
 
 Inherited, Inher'tiied, adj. ererbr, 
 geerbi; niincrrbt. 
 
 Inheritor, inherr'tur. t. ber (^be. 
 IniieritreMM, iuhei litres. > 
 
 as -.. • s , » s 1, J «. bie 
 
 Inheritrix, iniier'ntiikH. ^ 
 
 ^riMiin. (mnl)! Irgrii, berrMneii. Shak. 
 
 Inherxe, inheise'. v. u. in rtii (4rn6< 
 
 IniieMi«ln, iiilie'iiliun. dnr. inhaeslo) 
 
 t bn* •}liil)niii]ni , 'Jliiflebcii, bie Oiiljnrciii, 
 
 b«U Dnfein uw tiwui 'JliiDerem). 
 
406 Fafe. f'lr. fAM. fnt. "Me. met. Fine. fin. N6. move, n^r. g&t, oil, rloiwl. Tuhp. luh. full, (//in, Tllis. 
 
 IPsH 
 
 Inlliation, Inhca'sliun. Hat. iiiliia- 
 tio) *. t f'1^ iStrcben , <\rv^e SBcrlaiigen, 
 bie Ijcftiflf '53l■(lit'r^c diad) Gtiua^). 
 
 Inllikit, liiliibit, (lat. inhibeo; fr. 
 iiihibei) u. «. I. ()iiit!iTn, l)eiiuiun ; nt^altcn, 
 jiin"irfl)iiltfn. 2 a) (Jinem d-tiim^ untcriii! 
 fleii, iicrbitren. b) [-J?ed)tjrpr.; inljitireit. 
 2. All men were i ii li i b i t e d by procla- 
 mation at tlie dissolution so much as 
 to mention a pniliament. Cl.ARE?iDO?i. 
 
 lultibitiuit, inliebisli'un, (lat. in- 
 hibitioi s. 1. Me .'^pemimiiiii, ipiiibtTiino. 2. 
 bie Uiiterragiiii<i, imi SSerOot; ©lubariio. 3. 
 (tlicrf)iorpr-] bn0 3"';'''itoriiiin , ber SBirtots 
 bffflM. [uoiiili^rt tl;iin. 
 
 luliive, inhive', V. a. in finen "^it-. 
 
 Inliolll, inliold', ]»-(«?{. u. pp. InlieU. 
 r. a. -f cnriHiiri'ii. [ivinjncr; O'l'j'i^f'^' 
 
 liiliuiderf inlioidur, *. * iex ^c-- 
 
 Iiilioop, inliuup', V. a. tunrtlfen; 
 ciiiipcrrcii. Shak. 
 
 lllllttKpitable, inhns'peiabl . adj. 
 
 1. iiiuim'itii'uiiMid), uimnrtl)ltd). 2. ^ uii> 
 n>irr(}bnr (Jiireii ;c.i. Mu.ton. — adv. lu- 
 ho s 'pi til 1)1 y . iiiiiviMnd), iiim)irtl)t'iir. 
 
 Inli<>-<>iii<nble»i'ss , inliospe- 
 
 tablnes. ifiV : 
 
 InliOKfiitsi-Iity, inliospltaicc. ffr, 
 /nhospiialitei *. Die Uiifi'iru'rflllltlidJveit, litis 
 jvm-tl)li({)ffir ; llmuirtlU'in-ff ir. 
 
 Jliiliiiiiiiiit, iiiliii .nan, (Int. inliu- 
 manns) adj. iilitlitliu''vll(t)j i]rilll|"ani, ()i7Ul;(: 
 Jotf, hntt. 
 
 InliiEanaiiity, inliuman'eie. (fr. in- 
 liumaiiitej s. Die Uinueii|d)lid)fi'it, Jpiirte. 
 
 Iuliiiiiia.uiy)iuliu'uiaule, adi). tin 
 nifnrd)Iirf). 
 
 lulllliiiatt*, inliiVniAte.^ (Int. inliu- 
 
 InlllliatCf iniiunie', ^»>o; fr. in 
 
 hiimer) v. a. 1. bcflnibcn, beerbiijfii , jnr 
 ©rbe ti'it.ittt-n. 2. [(!l;rni.j in cim-tn mit 
 f)fiifr Qrtt :c. iiiu<)f6cncn ©cfiipe biijeriren, 
 in ()ei6e &vbe !c. fiiiiinU'en. Escvc. 
 
 Inliuiiiatiuii, inliuma'sliuM, (fr. 
 JSJ.) *. 1. tic ilit\rDi(jnnn , biu' 23i'erbigpn. 
 
 2. (O^hrni.) Dni"- G-ini)rrtt'cn in licigt &rfe, 
 Dificrirrn in einctn niit JjeiQcr Gxie nnigt; 
 6eiicn OJi'fiiffe. Encvc. 
 
 Inilliag'iliable,inemad'jinabl, (fr. 
 233.1 adj. iiiififiift'nr. 
 
 Inimical) liuin'ckai. incinl kal. (Int. 
 ininiicnsi adj- I- ti'inDlVlin, ffiilMld). 2. (to) 
 (eincr ©adje) juiviber laiifi'iiO, ciirgi'gcn, luij 
 fccrfircitenb. 
 
 To be inintical to. (cincr ©a(<>e; jll< 
 ivibfrtnnfen , G'intriin tijiin. 
 
 Intinitabiiify , inunitabil'eie, «. 
 We llnnnd)nl)tiiUdifi;it. 
 
 Inimitable, inlm'ctabl. (fr. SS3. d. 
 r<tt.) adj. iiniind)ii()iii(ic^, iiiin«d)iil)ni()ar. — 
 a4k). In ini ' i tab ly . liniuid)ill)mlicft. 
 
 Ini(iuit(>us, !<iik'kvveius, (Int. ini- 
 quus) adj. I nuijerit nngfred)t, iinbillig (ef)er 
 son ©nd)en nl« wn ^crfiMicn). 2. bof^nft.— 
 Iniq'uitousncss, *. I. bie Un&illiflfeit, 
 Unrtcrcd)tigffit. 2. bie 53oe^cit. 
 
 Iniquity, luik'kw^l^, (fr. iniquity; 
 Vit. iniquit.Ts) t. 1. bie flri^gc Unfjcredjtig! 
 feit, Unbifligffit (be« Srifiic^ jo. 2. bie 
 J^n-frit. 3. [-Micrnl.] Die -;))iiffffl)nt, ©ilnbe, 
 ii\i' l!nred)t. 4. bnf 2a\\(t diu- :f>nuptfn! 
 Mftir lilt ^lun •piiMJonipiiO. Shak. 
 
 JNJ 
 
 IniquOIIJR, iiuk'kwns, (Int. iniquus) 
 
 adj. f liiiHi'riT iiutiilliij, uii<jfred)t. 
 
 Inirritabiiity , 'ininetabilite , t. 
 
 [^TJicO.] bie Uiirriibnrfeit. 
 
 Inirritable,iiiir'reiabl, ai(;.[':)};eb.] 
 uiin'i)t'.ir, n:rt)r n'ljbnr. 
 
 Inirritativt* , inir'rctaiiv , adj. 
 [9?ie^.l iiiiDt tnir 'Jfiij bctileitet. [gcten. 
 
 Iiiisle, iiiile', V. a. t uuiringen, iitn: 
 
 Initial, iiinish'al, (fr. SB. l<. Inc. initia- 
 lis) adj. 1. 'Jlnf>iii(]^..., nninnglid). 2. t 
 iiii Slnfiinge, in bcr ©ntilcliuiin bcgriffen. 3. 
 [Kjcol.] luiiu'llfonunen (g-tivdjt (yottcS ic). 
 
 Initial , *. ter 9lnfniigs6iid)i1n6e, 
 5pniiurbiid)rtnbe. [jug beglniibigen. 
 
 Initial, v. a. iurd) (feineii) 3intneni-. 
 
 Initially, I'nnisb'alle, adv. ini ^n> 
 fnnge. 
 
 Initiate, misb'eate, (nenlat. initio; 
 
 fr. iiiitier) v. a. I. (into) cimueif)en (in ©tt 
 
 mai). 2. (into) cinfiiiijren, fliifnel)mcn (i« 
 
 eine (33crc(ird)nft). Addison. 3. (in) tnit ©ts 
 
 wa'i I'ertmnt, i»efnnut nind)en , untfrridjtcn 
 
 (in). 4. ein'citen (^dine jc). Clarendon. 
 
 1. To initiate a person into the iiiys- 
 
 iLrles of Ceres. 3. To initiate one 
 
 in the higlier branches of mallieniatics. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Initiate , c n. ben criten 91ft i>fr> 
 ridireii; iiu'vil (ein Cpfer) ii)ei()en. Pope. 
 
 Initiate, adj. i. ungcivolint, eincm 
 ainfiiiiflcr giiieiiifiib (5iird)r jc). 2. (in) imij 
 gci'ibt, iii'ii (.in ciin'r (£ad)e). Shak. 3. nn; 
 gctViiigen. [bcr in G-nun^ cingeiuciht ii1. 
 
 Initiate, *. ber G-ingciuciljtr, (J-iiier, 
 
 Initiation, inisliea'shun, (fr. 'ZQ. 
 D. Int.) s. 1. tic (fiiin)i'il)iing (in G'tiunS). 
 2. bcr erflc lliirerrid)t (in GrainS). 
 
 Initiatory, ini.slreatuie, adj. ein> 
 meiijenb, ©iiiiui'il^iing^..; einleitcnb. - *• ber 
 nl^ ©imociljiing oD. (S-iiueitiing biem'nbf(5)c: 
 6rnnd), bcrG'iiiiut'il)nMg^fleI'rniic&. (-.Unfnng. 
 
 Inition, ini.tli lin, (I. initiiinii 4. bcr 
 
 Inject, injekt', (Int. injicio) v. a. I. 
 (into) Ijinciniocrfcn (in). 2. i (into) cingcs 
 ben ((Jineni bufe (yebniifcn !c.). 3. (on) iiieri 
 fen, nnfiucrfen (niif). 4. [ (Ffiir.J eiufpriijen. 
 5. [9lnnt.] nuSfpri^en (einni 2eid)nntn). 
 3. And nionnd inject on mound. Pors. 
 
 Injection, ?njek'shun, (fr. 2D. l>. 
 Int.) '. I. bn6 ^infiniuerfen. 2. [(!Ff)ir.] i\\i> 
 GiMfpriijen, bie ©infpritjnng. 3. [6l)ir.] (bns 
 eingcfpriOte ^cilinittel) bie Ginfprit^ung. 4. 
 [ilnnt.] bie 91iiffpri(jiing (eine5 Seid)nnin5). 
 5. t bie Gintti'iilerniig, ©ingcbung (bc5 Xtat 
 
 Injoin, f. Enjoin. (fii5 !c.). 
 
 Injucnndity, injiikun'dete, «. t 
 bie Unnnnci)niiid)ffir. 
 
 Injudicable, inju'dekabi, adh f 
 betn gerid)tiid)rn 93cvfnhrcn, bor (^crid)t«; 
 bnrfcit eincS 3Cid)rfr^ nid)t iiiitcnuorffn. 
 
 Injudicial, inji'idiKJi'al. adj. nid)t 
 rec^lefovnilid). — ado. Injudi'cially. nid)-t 
 in SfTiii 3{fd)rfn^, ii'iber bicgefcijlidjegprni. 
 
 InjudiciouM, mjiidisli'ux, adj. nil; 
 petiUnbig (^cnon, "Jirnpregcl to. — adv. 
 Injiidic'ionsly. iilU'crilnnbig. 
 
 In jiidic>i<»u»ine.«.^ , injud'sh'us- 
 nls t. bnf lliiiHTilaiibiiiP; i~-cr llni'rrilnnb. 
 
 Iiijiiuctioii, injiingk'slniii . (Int. 
 injmitiio. ir. injoiiciioii i *. 1 bit G'inrd)nr! 
 fling; biT niii-rriitflid)!', gn"d)iirtn- 'IVtVlil. 2. 
 
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 [??c(f)t«fpr.] bn« Onterlofnt, ber Swiftfictt, 
 befdjtib, iai 2.u'iiirtl)cil. 
 
 lujure, iii'jur, (n. Int. injuria) ». a, 
 i. ©men I'erlet^cn; ua-miin&en. 2. ©ine n 
 Sd)nbcn jufiigen, Unri'd)r tl)nn. 3. \(Xm\> 
 tt)en (bie ©efnnMjcii jc); bcfd)nbigen (^ll.v.n< 
 rcn ic). 4. bi-fTerfcn (.'^I'mnnb* 3?iif). 5. I'cr* 
 minbern, (bein Oililcfc :c.) ©iiiirng tijiin. 6. 
 n)el)e tl)nn (^cinnnb^ ©iffiljlcn). 7. (©ini'in) 
 beu^iuerlid) fnden (u. ©ndjen). 8. frimbeu 
 (finer gnten Q>\i^t jc). 9. ucrle^en (3{Ld)re 
 JO. 10. I'crberben, fd)lt(^ter niad)cn. II. 
 fninf-en, beleirigen. 
 10. Great rains injure the roads. 
 
 injured, befd)nbigt, fdjobljnft; [@ee» 
 ^nnb.] I)nferirt. 
 
 Injurer, in'ji'nir. *. ber SSeleibiger, 
 !Be^d)l^^igcr, 25eeiiitrn(^tigcr. 
 
 Injurious, inju'reus, (Int. injnriiis) 
 adj. 1. 5 fd)nbJii^, nnd)t()eilig. 2. fd) m a i)i id), 
 fd)inipf):id). 3. f eljrcnrnl^rig ; bclei&igin9. 
 4. t aiigei;cd)t. — adv. Inju' riously, nil/ 
 eine nnd)t^eiligc, i'ji);itiiid)e , beleibigenbe, 
 fd)innhlid)e S33eife, mit Unrcd)?. 
 
 InjuriousneSS, Inju'r^usnls. t. 
 1. § bn5 9?ndithpiligc, ®d)nblid)e, 53e(eibi» 
 gcnbe 2. bnfi bcleibigcnbe, fd)nin(;lict)e 58e» 
 neljmen. 
 
 Injury, in'juie. (fr. injure; Int. in- 
 
 juria) *. I. 5 bie !Sefd)nDigiing, ber (ber %(rt 
 
 fon , ben Jfec^tcn, bem 3{nfe pb. betn 25i'n» 
 
 ni&gen cinee minbern jngi-fi'igre Db. erlitrcne) 
 
 SiA)cy^m, <£d)n6e. 2. (i!I([e5, iimS bie &tf 
 
 fiinblieit fd)iund)cn ob. wt\)t tijiin fnnn) bcr 
 
 @d)nbcn , bie 23erlftjiing. 3. (to) Die SreiH* 
 
 trnd)figiing (eliie# i>J('d)t5 jc). 4. ber 3?n{ft» 
 
 tl)ei(. 5. bnfi Uiired)t. 6. t &'« ©cfti«nl)nng, 
 
 @c^mni)rebc. 
 
 3. Slander is an injury to reputation. 
 
 Trespass, fraud and nonfulfillment of 
 
 covenants and contracts are injuries 
 
 to rights. 
 
 To do injury, ©dwbfn t()nn, fdjnben, 
 
 Iiiju.stice, iiijusti.i, (fr. ^. u. Int. 
 injiistitin) *. bic Ungeredifigfeit. 
 
 Ink, ingk. (t)p|l. inkt; fr. encre) s. 1. 
 bietiiitc, ©inte. 2. — ob. printing-ink, 
 Die 33iid3briitfcvfd)mnrje , S'l'^''^; Drncfcr* 
 fc^mArit, Jirnrferfnrbe. 
 
 Indian ink. bie i-llld)C. Sympathetic-, 
 Die fi)inpnthetifd)C , geheinie linte, 'iffiiinber* 
 tinte. To distribute the -, [XDpogr. ] Die 
 gnrbe reiben. 
 
 ink- block, [tpppgr.l Ux%axbt:, 5{ei» 
 be|lciu. — biot. ber iintenflecf, linrcnfletf^. 
 --bottle, Sie iinrciifrnfd^e, Mi lintem 
 glft#. — -box, bn^ iiiitcnfnp. --case, baj 
 ®d)rfibjciig. - glass, bn^ Xintenglnf. -- 
 horn, I. ber liiitcnt'led)er, bn« tiiitciiljcrn, 
 bn6 lintenfnfj. 2. Dn5 ( trngbnre ) Sd)reib» 
 jeiig. --horn -mate, I Dcr 53nnfnit|'d)er, 
 ii3i'id)eninirm. Shah. - - h o rn - 1 e r m k. Ijucfef 
 trnbenbe 'ilUiHTe. --maker, ber iiiiten» 
 mnrtjrr. -- pot. ber liiitenfrug. — stand, 
 bn6 ©direibiciig. --stone, bcr iintcnilein. 
 
 Ink, V. a. I. ntit iinte beflecfcn, be« 
 fd)iuu^en, beriiDeln. 2. [i:i)pogr.J to - the 
 form, bie JnrtH' ntif Die iyorin nnftrngcn. 
 
 Inkines.s, ingk'enes. s. bn^ Iintrn* 
 nrfigc, iinfid)te, iiiitige, bie ®d)tunr}e. 
 
 Inkle, ing'kl, t. t)\\i 2i3i.>(lenbaub, 
 Sivirnbnnb. .«ii«»m> . 
 
FStP. f'.r. fhU. f.*f. yU. tiiPt. Fine. fin. >'6. move. n^r. ?ol. .^I. rUnd Ti'ihp. tnh. fnl!. iMn. THi.i. 407 
 
 INK 
 
 Inkling', ingk'l'ng. «. 1. itti ®e> 
 miinffl; fcr ^IGinf, ^iel£l'llr, tiinfle 9Im 
 |ri<lf, ber <H5inf. 1. [Di-rtl.] tn« 53iTtfln(ien. 
 
 They have h.-id an Inkling, fie l)af<eil 
 miiitfcln f)Dreii. To get an - of, (?troa* 
 witrern. [iiiit einem ^upten biiiben. 
 
 Inknot, innnt'. (It. knot) v. a. ivie 
 
 Inky, iHgk'i. a<tj- 1. ttnti(]. 2. tin< 
 tirfir. 3. i \(t)W(\r\, tuilet. 
 
 InlHce, tnlise', v. a. f^iimen , t<fr: 
 brnnipit. Fletcher. 
 
 Inlack, in'lak, «. [^.inbd] ^ie ®e.' 
 wi*ti?iit>nnhnie (^llrd) ©-introrftien ic). 
 
 Inlug-nry, ?n'la^gare. ) t. 
 
 Inln^Mtiun, 'n\agi' Kh'm.Sl J{edit6s 
 fur.] tie SIGietfrfiiife^uiig , 9?eI)a6ilitiUion 
 fine* Oifndtttttn. 
 
 Inlnid, inlltfe', pp.V. Inl«y. - adj. 
 Qii*(1flf<lf. t'n<\tU<\r CJIrbeit). 
 
 Inland, lu'land. t. ^a$ O^f^^nt*' ^i"' 
 l»ellll1^^, 3mlereeinf#Cl1tI^f^. SnAK.Mti.Toii. 
 
 f nlnnd, (k/>. i. riiif)rfniir((). inrotitifci), 
 biiinrnlniirifd), itit Oiinerii td Pnnbftf, im 
 SniiPe <icif(jen, 9nM^. . . (See, 9!ccit'e, CfnCt 
 K.), 95iiinen... (i^n^^et 20, ?nn^e^... 
 (^rD^llft^ ic. ). 2. i (InCtifctj, im SSiiinen: 
 lnIt^e erjooen. Shak. 
 
 Inland bill, f5J>flntfr] brr infrinMft^e 
 ffiDetfjiX. — duty, tie Coll^nccife. Trade in 
 -prodnce, ber ^rtl^llftl•ltl1nrl^eI. — water- 
 •oiiimunlcation. ttr 5Brrfrl)r biird) ^iitiien! 
 (jeiv^ffcr. -loom, (CrnitI). ] tcr n^^Mi(^e 
 liiiidifr. 
 
 Inlander, in'landur. «. brr StilXii: 
 ber, ^ftvpliiur ^r* 3""'™ ""f< 2<iiibf^. 
 
 InlandL<(li, inlan'd'ib, adj. imam 
 Mfrf), eill(^r^^'rftl. 
 
 Inlapida<o, 'nlap'Id.Ate, (d. (nt. 
 lapidoi p. a. t i>cri1rinfrn. 
 
 Inla'«v, iiiiiw'. p. a. [9?r(f)«iVr.] miei 
 ber riniTfjfit, rrljnbilitireii (eiiieii Wemtrfrrtn. 
 
 Inlay, Uiti' . pmtt. H. pp. inlaid, i.'. 
 
 a. 1. eiiilfflcn.nii^lefifiKiiiirrtJplP, 8il6rr:c.); 
 tnffin (eiiien JJiigbrben). 2. btftt^tn, jiereii. 
 
 Inlay, in'li «. 1. tie ■OKiiiTii'nrf'cit, 
 OTcfflif. 2. Mi Sirtj (iim ?(iiflfgen, tie'Jliii.- 
 trgfil.ii'dieii, 9tii?lr<ifni'irf«. 
 
 Inlay<*r, iniA ur. ». tn ©infeflrr, 
 ^im-r. ^e^ 'Jliiflrnrtliifcfjcn eiiili-gr. 
 
 Inlaying:, intil'ing. «. 1. t>e,f &iii> 
 Iffleii, ^liiflrnni. 2. Die etiiflclffife 9(rbfir. 
 
 Inleased, !nii/d', ndj. -j- t'lrrtritff. 
 
 Inlet, iiilci. *. 1. tiT (?iiii.ie, 3ii. 
 
 flflnn, C^iiiji'iiifl- 2. tic (S-JMtnljrt (nil eciii 
 
 VtitT titt "OWrrre* K.). 
 
 1. A window i» au Inlet for light into 
 
 a hoiitc; the KPnxes are the inlet* 
 
 of idrnii or perceptions info the mind 
 
 That's an inlet inio... fM i'ffnet item 
 Softer ji.) ihor 11116 ihi'ire. 
 
 In lien, in lu. (fr. an lien) <irfp. AlK 
 (tfltf, nl* ©Thi^. SiiAK. [ flind) •iliitrtii<i«. 
 
 In liiiiine, (1.^.), «iiiiPer@d)u>rlle) 
 
 InliNt, iniiKt', p. a. |-Wilit.] niiiuer> 
 beii. - p. n. t^ieiifle, ltnrget»ifii|1e iioljmcit, 
 ©pibnt ii'frbfii. 
 
 InliMluient, 'uiiKt'ment, «. I. iai 
 giiiiverbeii, tie »ilnu>frimiiij , SUcrbimg. 2. 
 ter ^•rrbfdjriii. 
 
 Inl<»4*k, inink', p. n. eiiir(f)lir#en. 
 
 Inly, "I'li, adj. .iiiirre, (t iiuurli<(». 
 -adv. lIlHrrliC]). 
 
 INN 
 
 Inmafe, in'mite. #. berTOictf)mnnii ; 
 
 5piiufgfiic>#. lOetiiniit* ipcrj-eii ivoliiic"- 
 
 To l)e the inmate of one's lie<irt, ill 
 
 Inmate, adj. ^ (.an ^piiii^ijetiog nut: 
 genrnimeii) itiiiere. MitTo.ii. 
 
 Inmost, in'rn&it, adj. I. iiiiier|1t- ; 
 ()iiitcvi1e (oiMi .1116CI1 nil (lertctjiiet). 2. i 111= 
 nerile, gf()eimtte, I'erborgeiiile. 
 
 Inn, in, (nngrlf. inn, u. f^ebr.) «■ 1. 
 ba^ Oiaflfjaui, SBirtljf l)nii« , tie ^crberge. 
 2. + ia6 ^aiii. 3. [G-iifll.] -, dCit - of 
 court, bn6 Wid)t6fi>negiiim ; (bie $niipt= 
 rcd)tffofIegien finb the Inner Temple, tli« 
 Middle Temple, Lincoln's Inn 11. Gray's 
 Inn); Inns of chancery, eljem. 9?c(^ti5fol: 
 (egien ffir jiiiigc Seiite, je^t l)niii)trn(bli£l) I'oii 
 <J>rt>fiirntoreii ;c. befiid)!. 4. tt)tn\. ia6 5?nin» 
 eiiie^ (fbi'lmnniiS , S^ifdjof* ic. in StiiDteii, 
 luenn er ini (yefi'lge K« <pofe« wnr. 
 
 Inn and -, cine <!lrt epiel mit 4 W&r-. 
 fcln. To keep an -. ?53irti)i(t)flfr, ®n|1iuirrt;» 
 l"d)nft treibrn, nMrflti'djnften. 
 
 I n n - h o I d e r , 1 . Ber (JJnflhnf ter , ®nil. 
 gebcr; QBirtt) (tcr biljtrbergf). 2. « ber 5Je. 
 tvpljner. Spemser. —-keeper, ber ©nils 
 ii'irti), (5)nilgebcr, fflnfUjniter; SDirr^ibet 
 biherbfrgt). 
 
 Inn, V. n. herbergen, fpgiren, einfef). 
 ren. — p. a. 1. f beljcrtergtn. 2. einrl)uii, 
 einfjeimen, einl)ciiiifen (Die 'JiiDfn'idjte). 
 
 Innate, inniiie. (flnnntcd) (Int. 
 innatus) adj. I. niigeborrii. 2. (to) ti.jeii 
 (cilliT €nd)C). — adv. 1 n'n a ( e I y, linturtld). 
 
 Innatf*neK.<« , In'nAtenes, «. bi\5 
 9lngett'reiit"iiH, ^ilnnfbi'rene. 
 
 Innaviii^able, innav'vigabi, (fr. 
 2D.) adj. niiuDiffl'nr. 
 
 Innaviifableneitii , 'nnav'v^ 
 gahlneK. *. Die Iliud)iffU'irfeit. 
 
 Inner, in'mir. adj. 1. i innere, (tin< 
 nerlid)), iiiii>entig. 2. f geljeini, uerborgen. 
 
 Innerly, innuric. ude. nil Oiinern. 
 
 InuermoMt, iu'nuriu6st, aUj, iw 
 nerile ; binrenle. 
 
 Innerve, mnerv', v. a. fliirfen. 
 
 Inning', in'n'ng. «. 1 ba6 6'inl)eiiiit 
 fen, e-mbriiigin (Der SJelDfnkfjte). 2. [-iia(l> 
 fp.l Die 9?eil)e, bn* 'i^nllljiiij ni iiiljren; (nnc^ 
 bei nnbern €pielcn) pt. Die SBorljniiD, b<5* 
 9lmViel. 3. pi. fat ban Weere nbgeiuoniiene, 
 eiiigrbiMd)tc SmiD. 
 
 Innocence, !n'nAsense.^(fr. SB- v. 
 
 InnocenC)', innoseuxi.^lnt. inno- 
 centia) t. 1. Die llnrcftnMidjfeit (einer 9ir. 
 jenelic). 2. 1'OKorni] DieUmdjiilb. 3. Oefd)t6s 
 fvr.) Die Unid)nlD. 4. Die (S'liirnir (einee JSiib 
 be« 20. 5. Die J{ed)tninb-i(lfeit (eiuts i>nn: 
 Del«); Die '3iid)iuerDnd)figfeit (einer Sd)iff6- 
 inDiing 20. 
 3. A aiiin charged with theft or murder 
 may prove his innocence. 
 
 Innocent, innonent, (it. ^.) ndj. 
 I. nnrd)nDli(ft. 2. uiird)iilDig, |"d)ulDlo«. 3. 
 (of) unfdjnlDig (nn 6iiun«), nid)t I'djulDig 
 (cinee S5i'r»t'rd)en6 to. 4. • eiiifnltig, bi&D« 
 finnig. 5. gefe^lid), ridjtninOig, erlniibt (^aiu 
 Del). 6 trinubt, nid>t Der Aonnifnrioii, SJer; 
 ivirfiing uiitenuorifn. 
 6, Innocent goods carried to a bellige- 
 rrni nation. Kekt. 
 
 Innocent, «. I. ber tlnrd}iiiDigr. 2. 
 t b«r ibU'MiiiHifle HookCB. 
 
 INO 
 
 Innocents'-day, ffof^. Rat.] ber un« 
 rd)iiiDiiicn iiiiiDcr ing. 
 
 Innocently, in'nosliitU, adi>. 1. 
 iiiird)nD(td), otiiic SitnDeii jii rljiin. i. iiiu 
 rd)iilPig. 3. einialtig, Diniitn. 4. pljne ti'i'e 
 ■■]lbud)t. 5. oline Dcr .KoMfi?fiitioii pD. liner 
 Strafe nntenunrfcii 511 frin. (Die lliiutiilD. 
 
 IlinOCf^ntncnH, in'nA»lntnes, 4. 
 
 InnOCnOUN, innok'kiiu>i. Hat. in- 
 nocniis) adj. mifdjiiPiid) (iiiir I'. ©ad)eii).^ 
 a//«. I n n o c ' u o u s I y, p|)iie (Sd)nDen, oliiie 
 nnd)tlieiiiiu' ^irfiiiigeii i>D. lypioti'- 
 
 IimocilOU.«ine.H!(, innnk'kuiisne^, 
 «. Die lliirrt)iiMid)fi'it. 
 
 Innominable , innom'm^nalil, 
 (Int.) adj. iiiiiit-iiiibnr. Chaucer. 
 
 Innominate, mnoin'meuAte. iidf, 
 ungennnnt, iinbpiiniiiit. Rav.- 
 
 Innovate, In'novite, dat. Innovo; 
 fir. innover) P. a. I. Dlirc!) ©illfflhrung IHMI 
 etiunS ^Jieiieni pernnDerii, iJieiieriingen pit* 
 neljineii, nnfnngen, nindjen 'in einer endjo. 
 2. nl5 eiiie 9ieiieriiiig niifl>riiigiii, i'iiifiil)reii. 
 
 Innovate, ». ». (on, f in) >)ii-iie> 
 riingen nnfniigen, inndjen. eiiifniiren (iii). 
 It is often Uangrroiis to innovate on 
 the cnstniiu of a nation. 
 
 Innovation, ?nnAvA-shijn, (fr. 'Si.) 
 I- (Pit i) Die '?iciieriing. 
 
 Innovator, in'nAvitur, (fr. inno- 
 vatenr) *. Der ^ii'iierrr. 
 
 InnoxiOlIN, innok'shiis, (Int. in* 
 noxiiix) adj. 1. iinrd).iDlirt). 2. iinrd)iilbig. 
 
 Inn«»xi«»IIMly , imink'shuKli, iidn, 
 1. nni'djiiDlid), uljne Sd)oDen jii tl)un. I.' 
 Pl!ne€d)nDeii ^n erIeiDeii, jii nrl)ttieii. Broww. 
 
 InnOxioil.<«neii8 , innok'shui>nes, 
 t. Die Unrd)nDlid)feir. 
 
 Innuendo, innuen'dA, (dif. innno\ 
 #. I. ber 213iiif, Die I'lirffriite OlinVit'lnng niif 
 eine nnflenannte <l>erioii pD. ®a<iif, Die (Fim 
 pnileriing; 95friiiiitl)iiiig. 2. ['JCf(l)ti-(pr.J nil' 
 5i5prt, lupiiiit Die beiliiiiintc 'i}>etrpii .iiigeDeiu- 
 tet ivirb. 
 
 Innuent, m'niient, (Int. inniienx) 
 adj. beDeiireiiD, niiDeiitenD. Burtoh, 
 
 InnumeraUility , imiumiiia- 
 bil'ete^ pDer : 
 
 Innnmerableness , innu'niur* 
 ablnes, PDer: 
 
 Innunierousnes8,innu'muius- 
 ne«. «. Die Uiijiililt'nrfeit. 
 
 Innumerable, 'nnu'niiirabi, ^ 
 
 Innumt^rOUfl, innii'muras, S 
 adj. 1. iinjnl)ibrtr, iiiiinljiig, inl)lIo6. 2. feiir 
 jnl)(rfid), jnl)IlP4. — adv. I ■■ nu'raerably, 
 uiisnMig, Pl)ne 3nlil. 
 
 Innutrition , inniitr'sh'un , f. 
 pKeD.j Dcr ■.l^Hiiigri nn ?nil)rnng 
 
 IlUlutritifinM, inni'iiiiMh'us, adj. 
 (WeD.J nid)r iiiiljrljm'r, iiid)t nnljrrnb. 
 
 InObe<lience, inohejeensr, t. bev 
 Uiigcl)irrnin. [bcdiens) ndj iingeljprrnni. 
 
 Inobedieilt, Innbejeent, (Inf. ino> 
 
 Inobservable, inobzer'vabi, adj. 
 unmcrflid), uiibcnurfi'nr. 
 
 Inobservance, 'nobzlr'vanse, k\ 
 I. Die •)iid)tl>rpt'nd)iiiiifl, ?iid)ft>e|Plgniig *ei» 
 ner 9Sprrd>rifri; Der lliirtel)Priniii. 2. Die tin* 
 nd)rininti'U. i 
 
 luobwervant, innb/lr'vant, adj^ 
 nirtji bfuUjniD, 111(1)1 i'epl>n(l)ieii6. 
 
 GO* 
 
468 FaJe. fi<r, l-'ll, fal. Xle. mot. Pinp. fin. N6. move. n6r. sot. 6i!. cUud. Tnhe. ti^b. full. l//in. Tliis, 
 
 InobservatiODl) inobzerv^'sliun, 
 
 Inoculate, inuok'kulate, (lat. in- 
 oculo; fr. inoculer) i). a. I, [Onrti'llf.] ii) 
 otiilirfii, inipfen Osnume). b) inpfulircn, 
 cilUllipfeil- c) to — 'he stock with a foreign 
 bud etc., (iiif ^ellSt(mIllI ciiifrci:i6e£- 9fei*;c. 
 iiiipfeii. 1. [(Fl)ii;.] impfen (S'iiiDer :c). 
 I. b) All sorts of stone-fruit, npplex, 
 pears etc. may be inoculated. 
 
 To inoculate a child with the matter 
 of small -pox or cowpox, cilieilt SillDc Die 
 ^inttetii, 'iporfen eiiiiinpfen, iiiofiilireii. 
 
 Inoculate, v. n. augi-lit, odiiiren. 
 
 luOCuliltiou, iiiokki'ila'shini, (1<U. 
 inoculaiioj *. 1. [ tiiiUtenf. ] Dn^ O'l'PK'ii, 
 ^fropffii/ t>ie Dtulation; Ginimpfimg, ^w-- 
 fiiliuion. 2. [Gl^ir. ] 6ieO"'Pf»"9' (J'iiiim = 
 pfitiid, OnofulariiMi. 
 
 Inoculator, inok'kulilur, s. 1. 
 (Wiirtent.) bev !^n\pia. 2. [6l;ir.] Dcr 3tii.- 
 I>ffr, ©iniinpfer, ^\nttexi\:, ^orftneiiiiiiipfir, 
 ^lupfarjt. [». a. + gd}n|'ila miirf)iii. 
 
 Inodiate, ino'deate, (U. (lit. odium; 
 
 Iliodoratejino'd&rate, (U. IiU. odo- 
 ratus) oDer: 
 
 Inodorous, ino'durus, adj. (]mid)- 
 lei. — Ino'dorateness, Ino'doiou.s- 
 ness, *. bie (5)i>riid)(ofi()feit. 
 
 Inoffensive, inoffeu'sir , adj. I. 
 
 liiicnilbMig (SliitiuDrt, 3tiiblicf jc). 2. guts 
 
 flrtig, giitmiitljig , nrglu^, iniift, gut, riil)ig 
 
 (-Btenfd)). 3. (to) feine llu6e!)agiid)ffif, Uii- 
 
 rul)e periiv|"nrt)en6 (©iiietii). 4. iinrrt)ulMii- 
 
 Uii|'d)ii6(id). 5. t feiii ^iiifieniip Pnvbitteiif. 
 
 4. Thy inofiensive satires never Itiit. 
 
 Oryue.n. 
 
 &. From hence a passage broad. 
 
 Smooth, easy, inoffensive, down 
 
 to hell. Mii.ToN. 
 
 Inoffensively, indffcn'sivic, ndv. 
 Ulinn|lbp.ig; iiiircl)ot>(irt); gutiiiufljig, fnnniii, 
 flrglofi, nil)ig; iifjiif ©djnDeii, ohue 9inrt)tl)iil. 
 
 luolfensiveneNS, inofieii'sivues. 
 a. 1. bit Unaiiilbriigfeit. i. Die UiiriliiiMid): 
 feit. .3. tie^rgltM'iiiftit; 6ii#riil}igf Qjfiitliim'ii. 
 
 InolTiciui, luofiish'al, adj. lli(t)t 
 Offtiiell, nid)t niutli(^. — adv. Inoffic'i- 
 ally , ni(f)t offijieft. 
 
 InofTiciOUS, inoffi.sh'us, dr. in- 
 officieux) adj. I. [9iect)tsrpr.] p/i:irf>riuifcrig ; 
 perfi'iricub , bfeiiUradjiigriiJ). 2. iiiitt ju 
 eitieiii >}iiiiti' pnijciii). B. Jonson. 3. iiMDit-ixh 
 fertig, tiiigcfiiflig. B. Jonsom. 
 
 Inoperntion, 'nopplrii'sliuu. s. 
 + Me (Siiiiuirfiiiig ^bc6 ij. (iJiijlc^). Hai.i.. 
 
 Inoperative, inop'perativ, adj. 
 umuirfinm, iii(l)t luirfenO, feme 2j3irfiiii,i 
 ^cri'iTbriiincMb. 
 
 Inopinnte, mop'en&te, (fr. inopine; 
 adj. iiiuierniiitl)fi, iinmvnm-t , iiiu'inVlnMi. 
 Inop' inate n ess, ». ^|•l^ lltn>iTtmi:hrle. 
 
 Inopportune, inopponunc . <1.U. 
 lnopporluuu«)«<0'. Itligilfgril. — ndv. i n op- 
 portune' I y. ill iiiigricgi'iifr 3rir. 
 
 ■noppresMive, 'uoppics'siv. adj. 
 liid)t rriirfriiD. [n-id). 
 
 Inopuient, 'uop'iilcnt. adj. iiict)t 
 
 InordinHcy, luoidciiake. § fit 
 llnurttiiiiig , 'Jlii^rttivriiiiiig. dCrgnuritirnt , 
 Uuniiieiflffii. Ireflflicff ^fgirrPrti 
 
 luoidiaacy oi dcsiie, •>i<6|iV)uei(i.>vi, 
 
 Inordinate, iuor'deuale, adj. I. 
 
 iinorDeiitlid), nii)Jrd>aici|Vn6, n-gtllo^, uiiniiU 
 !>ig. 2. [(yeoiii.j min'gtlniaijig. — aUv. 
 Inor'dinately. iilUTfeiirlld), ri'gello^ 2C. 
 
 InordinatenesS,iudr'deuaienes, 
 .f. Die UnorDeiitlidjfeit, 3lii!-id;ipeifitiig, llii. 
 m.igigfeit. 
 
 Inordination, in^uleuishun , s. 
 fie UiiDrOiiiing, '•2liuM'd)iueiruiig, lliirtgtim.i; 
 eigfeit, 9?i'gellougfeit, aibiueidjiiiig uoii Ocr 
 3{egel. 
 
 luorffanic, luorgan'ik, ) 
 
 Inor^aillCai, morgauekal.) 
 Uliorgailird), imtelcDt. —ado. Inorgau'i 
 cally, uiiorgiiiiird), pl)ne Orgniie. 
 
 Inorjl^-anity, inurganeie, (Inor- 
 gan'icaluess) *. f bet 'OJ^iiigel nil Dr- 
 gaiicu, ba6 llin)rganird)e. [iiiiorgiiiiirci). 
 
 Iiiorg-ailized, luor'ganud, adj. 
 
 Inosculate, luoskuiate, (p. Int. 
 osciiloi') V. 11. [>iIiiiU.] fic^ t)eriit)reii ; (with; 
 juriiiiimL'iii1ueeii,iii.=J5erril)niiigfiMiiitieii(iiiii>. 
 
 Inosculate, o. a. L'2liiat.J uecDiii- 
 Den, eiiuugeu. 
 
 Inosculation,'noskiii4 shun, (fr. 
 'So.) s. ['iliirtt. ] Die 25ert)iii£)uiig, eiiimiiii; 
 Dung. 
 
 In o^ver and out ower, 
 
 (rd)Drt.) positively and violently. 
 
 In- put, (I'diott.) contribution. 
 
 In«|Uest, In'kwest, (fr. enquete, u. 
 lat. inquisiti") *. I. [i){ei1)tf fpr.J tie iliuer= 
 riid)iing. 2. Die 0"")/ Aommifi'ioii. 3. Die 
 Jori"d)iiMg (Hiid) (S'tiuiiSj South. 
 
 Inquiet, inkwi et, (fr. Inquieter) 
 I), a. t 6illliri:l)igeil. — Inq uieta'tion, s. 
 t Die 58ciiiinil)igiiiig. li<. I.) s. Die Ilnvii()e. 
 
 Inquietude, inkwf ciude, (fr. '213. 
 
 Inqiliuate, iug k^enaie, (UU. iii- 
 quiuo) t). a. t iH-HiDeiii, i>eriiMrciiiigcii. 
 
 Inquination, iugknenasliun, ((.; 
 I Die 25eriinreiiugiiiig, iiJeiuDeliiiig. 
 
 Inquirable, uikwi rabl, «(/. iin> 
 rerrud)t luerDeii foiitieiiD, ju erfriigcii. 
 
 Inquire, inkwtre', (fr. enqueVir; 
 
 fp. inquirir; ItU. inquiro; mnlai;irc() cliaree) 
 
 J), n. (of, i>or Der lufragtcit ^^jerfoii ; of, con- 
 
 ceininj;, after, ut»r Dcr ®ild)e, lliid) Der ge; 
 
 frngt wirD) I. (imd) (Jnuiisi fmgoii , ilc^ cr: 
 
 fuiiDigeii (bei ©iiieiii). 2. (into, lueiiii poii 
 
 finer gdiij bfi'iMiDerii GrfiiiiDigiiiig Die 3CcPe 
 
 \\i) ftd) erfuiiDigen (iind)j. 3. (for, lueiiii 
 
 iiiiiii fid) iiad) eiiieiii Drte, finer "Jjerfon ii. 
 
 Dergl. erfuiiDigt) fid) erfiiiiDigeii, fnigeii (tiad)), 
 
 iiuiriigeii, nad)friigfii. 4. (miiiid)m. nut after) 
 
 frngen (Und)). 5. (about, concerning) dr- 
 
 fniiDignngen einjiehrii (iiber>. 6. n) eiiie llii: 
 
 tcrriid)iiiig iinilelleii. b) to - into, rinc lliw 
 
 trrriid)iing diiiletlen (iibiT), (5-in)iis iiiiirriii> 
 
 d)eii; eri^rrerui (ob frrrd)en (inid)". 
 
 3. He was inquiring for the house to 
 
 which he was dircclrd. Inquire lor 
 
 the cloke that is IonI. 4. Inquire 
 
 after the right way. 6. ilis friends i n- 
 
 quired about him. 6. The coroner 
 
 by Jury inquires into the cause ot 
 
 a sudden death. Inquire into all 
 
 the circumfclances oi the cake. 
 
 Inquired lor III &r.ifle, get"nrt)f, begehrt. 
 
 In«|iiire, » a. trngrn, u,t) irfunMi 
 
 flfti 'tl.iit)i. l.ltlil.HI lor ihr w.»yp 
 
 lie e u <| u 1 1 e d Hit uay U.»p(i il)t -)>i)l'i)|( 
 
 Inquirent, inkwi'rlnt, adj. ftat 
 
 genD, uiiteriiu1)cnD. 
 
 Inf|uirer, inkwi'rur. *. 1. Der 5ra» 
 ger, ':)iad)frager. 2. Der iliiten"nd)i-r, Jurfdj^r. 
 
 Iimuiry, iiikwi're. (liinin. cnqiieire> 
 *. 1. a) Die-(Ji-fiiiiDigung, >)iiid)friige. b) [^iin» 
 Del) Die 'TiaiDfr.ige , Der ii5ihireiibegel)r. 2. 
 Die Unrcrriid)ung, gorfdjiing (und) &riua6); 
 'Jind)fi'rrif)iina. 
 
 To make inquiry, (for) fmgeil, fid) tt' 
 fnuDigen (und)); tine '3iiid)forf4>mig l;aUeu, 
 aniledcn. 
 
 Inf|uisition, iJikwe^ish'un, (fr. 2Q. 
 u. int.) *. 1 Die oriiil)n)n'd)iiiig, lliucri'iid)ung. 
 2. Die (S-riJrteniiig. Baco*. 3. [3(ed)ti5rpr.] 
 a) Die gerid)tlid)e Unteriuc^img. b> Die pciiu 
 lidje lliireri'iid)niig. 4. ( iviedje iigcni). j Die 
 onviuififion, ba6 e)lnu()Cii6gerui)t, iveijerge* 
 nd)t. 
 
 To make inquisition concerning .., 
 erne gerid)rii(f)eUnferriid)iiiig rtiiitellea 'illu-r). 
 
 Inquisitional , inknc^ish'uual, 
 adj. iorrd)enD, iieiigierig, luipbegierig.sieKSE. 
 
 Inquisitive, luknli eiiv, adj. 1. 
 (about, after, of, iuto, f to; neugierig (tiuf;. 
 2. iui0l)egierig. 
 
 To be inquisitive about etc., furfdj^eit 
 (.nad)), (tUvai JU erfnljren iuiinrd)en. 
 
 Inquisitive, t. Der >)ieiigierige; 
 'ibigbegicn ,e. [neiigierig; luifjUrgirrig. 
 
 Inquisitive! y,inkwLxeiivie.<«<i>. 
 
 Inf|uisi(iveness , iakHlizeiiv 
 nes, *. Die Oieiigier; ii3igt>cgierDe. 
 
 Inquisitor, inkwi^xeiur, (Int. WS.) 
 s. 1. Der llntcr|iid)er, iUjipDegierige. 2. Dec 
 llnterriid)ung!:rid)ter. 3. [ iCird>enge|'i*). J bet 
 OngiiifitDr, ilryers, ©laiii'eii&riiDtcr. 
 
 In«lui8itorial , inkwi<zet(>ieal, 
 adj. 1. lliueri'ud)uiig£... , ju einer llnteri'iu 
 d)iiiig gcl;brig. 2. inouifiiorn'd), ;)nq«i|l> 
 tions..., jiir Oiigiiiritii'ii gi'0i'i''O- 
 
 Inquisitorioiis,inkwiz;cet6'i'ed», 
 adj. iinterriid)eiiD, forid)eiiD. Miltoji. ■ 
 
 Inrail, inrale', V. a. 1. uiiigitcerii, 
 pergiftern. 2. t einfitriiiifeii. 
 
 Inre^^ister, iuied jis'ur, d. a. in 
 tin :3iegiiler einrrngeii. 
 
 Inroad, inrode, t. 1. (into) Dec 
 ©trilling , (rinfnU (in ein SniiD). 2. btt 
 Uelurinll. 3. Die 'Jliininpuiig; Der (fiiignff. 
 
 In«arety,iii.salc'ie.j. Diclliii'idjrrljcit. 
 
 Insalubrious, insalu'Oreiis, adf. 
 iiiigeiiiiiD. llliige|'iiiiDt;eit. 
 
 Ill.maiubrity, insalubreie, «. Die 
 
 Insitliitary, msaruiaie, adj. uii< 
 geriniC, iini)eii|"am. 
 
 In.<«anable, tnsanabl, (Int. insana- 
 bilis) adj. ii;.l)etlPnr. 1 u sail 'able n ess, 
 *. fir Unl)iiit'nrffit. 
 
 Insane, insane', (Inr. insannsi adi. 
 I. U'niiiirniiiig, uufiniiig, iril. 2. f 'iUi'.hiii 
 fiiiii i>rriin.'.d)enD. 3. mr ?.i»llf r'iigrri(t)iec. 
 - hospiial. Dn» Irlll<niii». 
 
 Insane, s. D,-r \l!3nitiifin:iioe. 
 
 Insanely, insane le, adv. ivnl)iifiti< 
 iiig. 11-11. 
 
 lllsaneneSN,invAiie'nes.^ (Tnaa- 
 
 llisaiiity, iuNan cie. ^ nie) 
 
 i. Die iDUhrii, Drr ^.ihiifiii.t. ||"(^ninrflp*. 
 
 lll«apory, iiuap pAit, ailj. t S" 
 
 Insatiable, insa siieaiil. (fr. 2U. o. 
 Ill iui.aiial)iis> ajj^ I. ( u. t uii(rfatnk4)t 
 
Fhtc. f/ir. f'.-II. f.'t. Me. met. Fin**, fin. N6. move, n^r, got. 6U. rioiul. Tnbe. tiih. foil, l/'in. Fllis. 409 
 
 INS 
 
 t. ni(f)t fleftifit ll'fr^en fon^fn^ (u. IDiirfl). 
 
 — adv. I II X a ' I i a b I y . uuerriUtlld). 
 IltSMtinblenuSS, iiisa'klieablneo. 
 
 «. Die lliien"atrii(l)fetr. 
 
 Ilisatinte, ima'slicAie. (Int. insatia- 
 tus) adj. iincnVittlid) ; nid)t jii fiideub (Oitril;. 
 
 — ade. Inaatiately, lllienattlid). 
 Insatiety, iusaiieii. t. eie Uner-- 
 
 fflttlid)fnt. 1*. 6ie i3iid)t('efrieDigiiUG. 
 
 Iiiftiutisractiun, insati'istak'&liun. 
 
 lllSMturable , iiikacsliiicabl, adj. 
 nneri'.itriicl). _ (fciiljeit. 
 
 llisciencev iuki ens, «. bit XUwviU 
 
 lusCUIlCC} iiitkoiite', v. a. otx(A)iW- 
 |fii, firtjirii, H<ftn. SiiAK. 
 
 Inscribe } imkribe', (lat. inscribo) 
 
 e. a. I. (on. t ■>>' rct)rtit>eii (ill, au(, ail). 
 
 2. i (on> eiiipriigm (teiii Wciili; ic.>. 3. do. 
 
 (cljiif ciiit f6riiili(t)c DcMfnnoii luitiiirii.i jik 
 
 f(t>r«iben, rid)feii (nii Oi'"»«'">'- *• "^ btlrt)"'' 
 
 ben, ul>eri"(t)reib'ii; (wiih; Griuns id^rtibeii 
 
 iau\). b) tine aiiif((l)rifr ni.i(t)i'ii auf . . . o. 
 
 einjfidjiifii. 6. [(Seoul. J berdjruibca (cm 
 
 SBiererf ic). 
 
 3. To inscribe an ode or a book to n 
 
 prince. 4. a; To inscribe a stoiir 
 
 Willi a name. 
 
 It was inscribed, ti trilt) tu 3tllf> 
 ft^rift obtt Om^rii't. 
 
 luscriber, luskiibeur, <. (S-iiirr, 
 fct-r eiiie Oiii(t)ri|t, >Jlii|ii1)ri|t (jeiuii4)t, tin 
 SBud) K. nil Oiiui! ()iri(l)rct Ij.it. ^ 
 
 Intfcriptiuii, inhkiip «bun. (fr. 033. 
 ]}. int. iiisciipiio; t. I. Me iiiitr(t)ti|i , 0'" 
 fdjrift. 2. Nc lUbfriArift (in ajiidjcru). 3. 
 ens (f iiitrn.jeii , ©mfiDreiUcii, tu (S-iiijeid): 
 iiiiiig. 4. £>ie 3iiri1)i'ft <.tinti ^iidji*). 5. 
 tir iiiel. 6. l:){fd)i*iVr.J eiiie QtiiSiVrnQuiiO/ 
 luoMircft Per iilngft fid) niiljei|d)ifl iiind)!, tiic 
 8trnte bt6 ^jliigrfingtcii ^u erUiCeii, loeiiii 
 tiefer iii(l>f lil'eriuifiVii luirt. 
 
 liiscriptivef iiikkiipuv, adj. tint 
 Oiif^rii't, '2tii(Vi1)riif i)n(>i'iit>. 
 
 liuerull, lOkkrole', v. a. aiif eiiie 
 9?p11c i'd)rcil>eii, ciiirr>iflrii, vrcrt'fi'Ilireii 
 
 AuscrutMbilityf iukkiuu^abileie. 
 
 luscrutableiieKM, inxkruO laut- 
 aes.<. Mt aiier|i>riil)iid)ftii,lliierj)niiitili(f)feu. 
 
 Inscrutable^ lUkkiutabi, (fr. -I^. 
 
 l>. Int. iiiscrutabili») adj. llliei|Orrd)lld) ; llll: 
 erflniiiMid). — <«<'«• luscru'tably , iiiu 
 erti'rrd)lid) 2c. 
 
 IjIMCulPf iiiskulp', (Int. inaculpo) v. 
 
 «. t jtedjiMi, tiii(irnl'fii, ciii|'d)iifiCeii. haAk. 
 
 lusculp'd upon, in Ijnib rrl;nbeiier >2irt)cit 
 
 0em.id)t. SiiAK. [Me pnrc^rifi, >3liifrd)riff. 
 
 lllSCulptiOU, liikkulp sliuii, 4. t 
 
 lllMCulpture, iiikkulpUliure, t. 
 
 lit eiiigfiirnbeiie ijigur ob. iSdjnii, O'U'rijrtff. 
 
 luweaiiif lUNeiiie', V. a. ^ uiir ciiii-r 
 6d)Uinrre, Ouufe jiid>iicit. Poi-e. 
 
 lusearcli, in&eiuli', v. n. t c'>*c 
 HiitrrriidjiiiKj niirifllcii. 
 
 lusecablef 'iiklk'kabl, dat. luse- 
 eabili<>> ad). tiiut)eiibnr. 
 
 limectf iii'hekt, (fr. insecte, l<. Int. 
 )»{. insecia)*. 1. liRnriirfl.J One Cjiu'eft, .SitD; 
 ti)iet, G-iiird)iiiiff »)!«. 3"'l«- 2- utiunc itifi> 
 »tt. a5rrnd)iiid)ee) bai 3it|fr, lluflfjifiVr. 
 
 lnw<;CtatiUUf in'ekiAobun, (lnt.> 
 
 *. t Pie aSminfliiiifl. It fer 2>friVli]tr. 
 
 AiUfectatur^ lukekia'iur, (ItUj s. 
 
 INS 
 
 Insected, inslkt'ld. adj. infefti'n: 
 
 nrtig. (tig. - * t P>i* Onfcft. Wottos. 
 
 IxMectile, inkek'iil. adj. imVttennr: 
 
 ljuiiectiuu,iiisek'shun. «. i6t)ir.| Per 
 
 6-inrd>uitt. II. voio) adj. iiireftciitriiTeiiP. 
 
 IllSectivOrOUJS, iiLsektivorOs. (I). 
 
 lusectuloc^er, insektol'ojar, *. 
 t Per Oi'iefieiifeiiner 
 
 Insecure, insekure', (u. iat. secu- 
 riis) adj. I. uiifid)fr (0. 'iJJerioneii >. 2. aj 
 iiiific^fr. b) iiiigciviB (V- Snd)eii). 
 2. a) Goods on ilie ocean are inaecnre. 
 DebtH are olieii insecure. 
 
 Insecurely, insekurele, adv. UIW 
 fid)fr; iiiigi'iuiB. 
 
 Insecurity, mseku'reie, «. 1. Pie 
 Umidjirijeit. 2. bit lliiiifiv'ir>ljfit. 
 
 Ijiksecutiun, insckukbuii, (int. in- 
 secdiioi t. Pie 2>i°rrVigiiiig. 
 
 luseiiiiiiate , inkein'iiiiiiiie, (Int. 
 
 iMseiiiiuo> V. a. f I'lllincil. I ii >• e iii i n a ' - 
 lion. t. -f b\\6 (^iiifneii, Pit C^iiirireuiiiig. 
 Insensate, iiiNeuk&ie, (ft. iusc-n- 
 
 .se; adj. 1. iiiuu'rrMlli'ig- 2. lillctlipfillPlid). 
 
 Insensibility, liiseiiNeijii'eie. ifr. 
 iiueu^iuiliiej «. 1. i bit lllieilipnilPlld}tiir, 
 (Ji'iDllougfeit, Ciltfiiyiloi'iflfi'if. 2. i tie Uii; 
 eiiipitiiliii(t)ft'it. 3. Pic lliiiiurtiuDfcir c cliirr 
 'btiuegiiiig ic). 4. Per lliii<er|lniiP, Pie <£iiiii: 
 lufigffit. 
 
 Insensible, insen'kebl, (fr. 'ii3.) 
 udj- I. iiimieriiid). 2. f iiiiempriiiPlid), |iii;i: 
 lo«. 3. 1 a; uiu-iiipniiPlid), iul)Uo6< grfiii^ls 
 iDd. b; (of. io> iiiieiiipfiiiPlid), gi'fiiljlloe (fur;, 
 glcidjgi'iitig, iui;iu<6 (uei, gogeiu. 4. Puiiiiii, 
 uiii>eri1niu'ig. 6. rnniioi (^orrt). 
 
 To be i II s c u K i b 1 e ot a loss, cilieil S8er: 
 Iii|1 iiid)t hii^irii. 
 
 lusensibleness, 'nsenViblnes, 
 t. 1. Pie lliiiiierUid^fat. 2. Pie UiieiupjiiiP: 
 lid)fcit , (i)i'iiil;lliM'igfcir. 
 
 Insensibly, lusen'sAbli, ado, l. 
 iinueniurtt , iiiiiiicrtiid), iu\(t) u. wnd), nll> 
 mnl)lig 2. uiiciiipfiiiMid). 
 
 Insentient, iuseu'sliant, adj. iiid)t 
 ciiipfiiiPeiiP, giiuolloe. Rem. 
 
 Inseparability, Insepparabii'- 
 eie . uPer : 
 
 Iuseparableiie8s,iiisep'parabl 
 nex. i. Pie Uii}ei-trfuiiliiDfcit, Uiiireiiiibnrfeit. 
 
 Inseparable, insep'parabl, (fr. 
 215. 0. Int.; adj. uiiitririiiiiiid), uiijiTtrciiii: 
 bnr. — ado. 1 II s e p ' a r a b 1 y , uiliL'rtreilll: 
 
 lift). 
 
 Inseparnte, inslp'parke, adj. 
 
 uiigi-rreiiiiti iiiurciiiit^nr, iiirniiimciigrtjong. 
 — ado Insep'urately, uereiiit, unia= 
 treiniiid). 
 
 Insert, mscrt', (fr. insurer; Int. iii- 
 sero) V. a. 1. f eiiuVi;eii , einfiiip-ii. 2. l 
 eiiire^eii, eliirucfen (eiiieii ^Jrirf iii eiiie 3ei' 
 tiiiig !C.). 3. eiii|d)nireii (eiiieii log , eiiic 
 3i'ile'; einrd)iel)fii. 4. (in; fei^eu, eiiitrngcii 
 (111 , mil em 2>(Tieid)iiiiJ 20. 
 
 Insertc^r, iiikei u'lr, «. @^itirc, Per 
 eiinVot, cmriKfr, emidjnltct. 
 
 Insertion, iiikcrslmn, (fr. OS. v. 
 int. iiiKniio; s. I. ; Me (^iiiieOniig , &I11; 
 fiigiiiig. 2. i Die G-iiinirfiiiig (in eiiie 3<"i= 
 tiiiigi; Pie &ini'd)airiing) S'liirrngiiiig. 3. 
 <Pn6 (Siiignd)nitiie , 6-iiujerti(fie) Pie G-iii; 
 f4)aiiuiio, Per3'ifrt9; (le 3t'>[tiiiil^iiiijei|ie. 
 
 INS 
 
 Inserve, inserv', (int. Inservio) r. 
 n. ju (ytiune mitjen , Pieiien, hclfen. 
 
 Inservient, iuser'veent, adj. bieiu 
 Ii(ft , bel)iilfiJd). 
 
 InNet, iiLset', t>. a. i eiupf{nn)en. 
 
 lusliaded, iuslia'ded, adj. fd)nt< 
 tirt, gi;rd)nfter. Browne. 
 
 lusliell, inshll', o. a. in eiite t£d)nie 
 einfd)licecii , iTetfcn. Mhak. 
 
 luslielter, inshel'tur, v. a. iintet 
 ObDnd) bringeii. .Shak. [33i)r6 bringeii. 
 
 Insliip , iiisliip', V. a. einfd)iffen, nit 
 
 Insliriue, f. Enshrine. 
 
 Inside, fn'oide, «. t. b<\6 ^nnert, 
 3niueiiPige, Pie itimre ©eite. Pie iiinrre 
 2?tfd)nffeMl)eit (eines Dinges;. 2. 1 Pne 2i5e. 
 fenilid)e (einer i3nd)e). 3. Pie <3ecle (fined 
 (Stfd)iiijei-). 4. [(iJeoni.] Per 3-l(Ul)cnml)nlr. 
 
 Ill si d e .s li u t te r, Pie t^i'iiilerlnPen im 
 ^niierii eiiie^ 3m>iiier«. [»• a. belniierii. 
 
 Ilisilliate, msideiie, (I. insidiop) 
 
 Insidiat«»r, lukld e4iur, *. Per 
 Sniirrr, •lliiflniirfr. 
 
 Insidious, inMdeus, iiisidjius, 
 (Int. iiisidiosu.s; adj. I)iiiti'riiitig, fnlfd), triis 
 gerifd), lurrntljerifil), liitfiiM) (U. ^erroiieii 
 II. t£n(t)en;. — ado. Insid'iously, I)ii|« 
 terUiliii , l)intfrli|ligcr "iurife. 
 
 Insidiou.'«>ness , insld'^usues, 4. 
 Pie jipiiifirliriigftir. 
 
 Insii^lit, iii'hlte, «. Pie Qii\\i(l)t, n<t)t 
 tige , griinPlirt)c lieiiiitiii^. 
 
 To give any one an insight into.., 
 (Jiiieiit GtiuoS niifrd)liepen , eri)ffiie»i. To 
 have a great - into.., eiiie grofie AeillU> 
 1116 uon (S-tmn£ l)nbeii. 
 
 Insig-nia, insig'nea, (1. ^.) «. pt, 
 I. Pie Oiifigimii, (fl)renieid)eu. Bukkc. 2. 
 Pie Unrerrd)eiPiiiig6jrid)eii, 3iid)e\i , luornn 
 iiinn ($'tu)n6 rrfeniit. Beattie. 
 
 Insi{;;nificance , iusiguitti- 
 kanxe , oi'iT : 
 
 InNi;;^nificaucy, Intigniffekan- 
 se. (fr. iiiiiigiiitiiiutcj 4. I. Pie 2>ePeiitiiiig»» 
 lofigfeit, Pn* 3iiit)r«ingiiiPe, >Jtid)t6bcPeii« 
 tcnPe (eine6 >21ii£'Prii(f5; ; Per iiid)t6bePeu« 
 tenPe <iiiifPrii(f. 2. Pie lliil>ePeiitenl)i-it, Itiu 
 bePeiitfnnifeif , 9iid)ti!)feit , (SJeriiigfiigigfeit. 
 3. Me UMbfPeiiteiil)ti(, (i)ciiieiiil)eit. 
 
 Insiyrnilicant, insignirfekaut, (fr.' 
 
 insigniruiiii) adj. I. bfPt'llUmg^lUg, iU(t)t6t 
 
 fngeiiD. 2. iiiiivid)rig , uiU'ePciueiiP, nid)iig, 
 
 germgfiigig. 3. iiiibePeiitciiC, gciiieiii, iier< 
 
 nd)(lid). (Webstek. 
 
 3. An insignificant being or tellow. 
 
 Insii^niiicant, 4. eiii ii'ibePeiiteii; 
 Pet, imiiiid)tui(i», gtriiigtiiijigct 2)iiig. 
 
 InsiKnificautly, insigiiit'iekani- 
 Ic. adv. I. bfPciitiingek'e, oyiie emeu lamn 
 Pnniir ju i>eri<itiPeii. 2. uinuic^tig, uiit>e> 
 PeiitruP. 
 
 In*ii9niacative,ins!giiinekaiiv, 
 adj. iurt)r Piird) nu^erc 3i'id)eii niitPrii'teiip. 
 
 Insincere, insiii>.ere' , (int. i:uiil> 
 
 cerus; adj. I. uiiniiirid)(ig , fniid) (u. ^rr» 
 fiMU'ii;. 2. fnifd) , iiidji nnfndjtig (G-rfia» 
 rung 10. 3. iinndjr. — urfii.lusincere'l y, 
 iiidjr ni4frid)fig. 
 
 Insincerity, insinsereie, «. &tc 
 5nli(t)iKir <u. ■JScni'iieii 11. ^£nd)ell;. 
 
 Iliwilie^v, lUkiii'nii, V. a. fefi vtv 
 binPeui ilnrfeii. Hua^ 
 
470 F/»l»'. f/ir. fi'ill. fnr "Me. mot. Fiiw. fin. IVo. niovc nor. jjot. 6?!. rlond. Ti'ilxv fO'i. fnll. lAin. THN. 
 
 IllKillliailt, iiis'iini'iaiif . (fr. ?B.) 
 adj t ciiifitnui^elnD^ - meii- ■Jliiompfi'.ifer. 
 
 InsiuilAte, iii.siii'iniate. (l.U. iii- 
 Riiiiio; fr. iiisiiiuer) v. a. 1. GriuniS fntlft- 
 (V.iDre in eiiic <S>ad)e Ijiiieiniltcfeii , hiuciib 
 tliiiii, Ijineinbriiiflcn. 2. ± a) bcibriiiiim. 
 fir.jl&Deii (fal|"d)e OBeeii :c.) Locke; eiiiflih 
 ffirit. b) niif (5-tma5 ani>ieleiij jii juifjeii 
 tliun, ill i>crilelKii qebcii. 
 'i. b) And all Die fiction!i bard.i pursue, 
 Do but iiisiiiuute wliat's true. 
 
 Swift. 
 
 To insinuate one's self, 1. ? lllU'cri 
 merft ciiiCriiiflcn (in (frmn^). 2. i firf) ein = 
 brniiflen, fid) cinfc^leidK" (in Seninnftr 
 Ohlllfl IC.) ; to — one'.s self into any one's 
 lavor, fid) eiiM'd)meid)cln Dei (Sineni. 
 
 1. Water insinuates itself into tlie 
 crevices of roclifi. 2- lie i iisi n n at ed 
 )iini.-.elf into the very good grace ot 
 the duke of Buckingliani. Clarendon. 
 
 Insinuate, v. n. l. (into) uni'cr^ 
 tufrft, fiid)re eiiieriiujen (in). 2. f {id) tin-. 
 i<\)Uid)e\\ , fid) einrd)nicid)cln. 3. fid) fri'im; 
 iiitii , fid) fd)lanfleln. Milton, 
 
 Insinulition, insmniii'sliun, (fr. 
 9i5. u. Mt.) *. 1 Dn5 ndnuil^line G-inSriiioen ; 
 fnnfte 5?iiieiMftc(fcn, ipintinbringen. 2. ± a) 
 6ti- @tnfd)iiicid)elnng. b) b(\6 «inf(^ineid)cliibe 
 iiiefcn. Clarendon, c) Der SBiiif , bie &in: 
 fliifieriing, 91nfpicliing. 3. [5{tri)t«fpr.) bu- 
 (riiird)rtibiiiig, ©intrngung (in eiii offenr: 
 m)ci 9{egi|1cr). 
 
 2. c) Slander may be conveyed by insi- 
 
 n u a I i o n s. 
 
 Insiliuutive, tiisin'nuaiiv. (fr. in- 
 giiiiiaiif) adj. i'iiirit)im'id)ciiib , finncljiiiciib. 
 
 Musinuntor, in-iiirniianir, s. t. 
 0-iiier, ber fid) ciiifd)iiiL'id)cit, ber 'Jliieuipfiii: 
 biT. 2. G"iiicr, ber Grrodfi eiiifli'tilerr , jii 
 tcrilcljfii gibt. 
 
 Insipid, inslp'pid. (lot. insipidus) 
 adj. 1. Jf gerd)nuicfliii, tiiird)nincfl)afr. 2. i 
 flbgel"d)lllicfr; |'d)al. - adv. lusip'idly, 
 I. iii'.fd)macfl;aft, flefd)marflo6. 2. l abges 
 fd)nincfr. 
 
 Insipidity, insepfd'etc, } (fr. in- 
 
 lUSipifineSS, iii.Mp'pi:lnes.^ sipi- 
 
 dite; s. I. ? bie 6)ei"d)mnrflofigfeir , llii.- 
 fd)mncfl)(iftigfeit. 2. i bie 9ibge|'d)iniicftl)cir, 
 ©d)nii)fit. 
 
 lusipicnce, insip'cense, (Insip'i- 
 eiicy) ( lat. insipientia; «. bie Zlptijeit, 
 ber lliiuerilaiib. 
 
 Insist, insist', (fr. insister; (nt. in- 
 sisto) I), n. 1. T t (upon) riil)eii , |lel)cn, 
 fifi) ftii^en (niif (fnune). Rav. 2. [(ijeoni.l 
 riiheu (niif). 3. f (on. npon) a) niif (Jt)uii6 
 bcilet;eii, bringcn , bel;iirrcii; fteljeii bleibeii 
 {vei). b) fid) gri'inbfii, fid) beriifen (aiif). 
 c) I'enueileii, fid) (iiifl)alteii (bei). 4. (for) 
 Oriun* C>iird)iiii5 I'erlangeii, niollen. 
 
 Insistent, insisleut, adj. -f (lllf 
 Oriuiij riil)eiib ob. t'li'l)LMib. Wotton. 
 
 Insisture, fnsis'isliure , «. <^ ber 
 eiillilano , ©ranbpuuft (De6 gijilerii^) ; bie 
 Sbcildiibiiifeif. Shak. 
 
 lusitiency, ins'teensi, iMsl.>li' 
 eense, ( 1 n si t' i en ce) «. t(i6 9'?id)rblir; 
 ileu , 9iid)ten!pfinbeii befi Ciirile*. 
 
 Insition, iiisisli'un, (lat. insltio) 
 c. tai (iiiipfrypieii , bit G-iupfrrpiuiia. 
 
 adj. 
 
 Insititiuus, iiisciish'us, } 
 Insitive, insit iv, ^ 
 
 eiitoi'pr'vi'ptr ; iiiujibpren. 
 
 Insnaire, insnare'. (nud) Ensnare) 
 p. a. 1. f in einer £d)iiiigf taiuicn. 2. t a) 
 bL-rficfen. i.) (in ®d)iuicrigfcirrii) ueriuicfcin, 
 uerririrfen; beArirfen. c) faiigcn. d) ucr= 
 fahren. [gebcn. 
 
 To insnare one's self, in bie g-iltlc 
 
 Iiisnarer, instia'nir, *. g-iner, ber 
 gaditrirfe legt; ber SBiTfi'ivrer. 
 
 Insnari, insnarl' . V. a. f. Snarl. 
 
 Insobriety, ir.sobriete, «. bie Uiu 
 niafjigfeit, aSodcrei. 
 
 Insociabie, inso'sheabi, (fr. 'SS. 
 I'. liU.) adj. 1. ungciVflig. 2. f imuercinbnr, 
 fic^ iiid)t uerbiiiben Inffeiib. Wotton. — 
 1 n so ' c ia b 1 e n ess, s. I. bie Unuereilt: 
 bnrffit. 2. bie UngrreU'^^reit. 
 
 Insoiate, iri's6laie, v. a. fonnen ; 
 an bi'r ©I'liiie trurfneii , ^firigen, in, on bie 
 ©iMine ilrdcn , frtjen. 
 
 Insolation, insola'shun, (fr. ^.) 
 s. 1. ba6 ©Diinen. 2. ('TOeb.] ber ©onnen> 
 tlid). 
 
 Insolence, in'sollnse, (In'so- 
 lency) (fr. 20. V. lat. insoientia) t. 1. 
 bie Uiiuerrd)aintl;eit, 5red)l;eit. 2. ber truij, 
 Uebernuitl;. 
 
 Insolence, b. a. f trifijig, uber= 
 nintl)ig, iingebi'ihnid) beliunbeln. 
 
 Insolent, insolent, (fr. ^.> nrf;. 
 I. imufrrdjiinit, frci-f). 2. rnuiig, libernulrhii]. 
 .3. + tliuii'iupljnr. — Jn'solently, adv. 
 iiiiix'rutainr; trtMug , .'ibcrniiirl)ig. 
 
 Insolidity, insolid'eie, s. bie llu-- 
 l)alrtmrfi'ir , ©d)nHid)e. More. 
 
 Insolubility, 'usoiiiiifi'cie. dn- 
 so I' n b I e n ea s) ( fr. insoliibilite') «. 
 KFlirni.] bie Unaiifil>fl.d)ffir, llnaiifiijfbar: 
 feir (eini'p .\?[irpiri'). 
 
 Insoluble, insol'lubl, (fr. 20. i<. 
 lot. insolubilis) adj. 1. [(Fl)ei;i.) imaiiflt*-. 
 lid), iiiuiiiflosbar. 2. f f nnanfli!ielid) , un; 
 rrfhirbar. 
 
 Insolvable, Jntol'vabl, (fr. 20.) 
 adj. I. iinniiflb^lid), iinniifl5C'bar; iit.<)t jii 
 lu't'enb 2. iinbe}nl;lbar. 3. jaljliingsjun. 
 fiiljig. infiMoenr. 
 
 Insolvency, uisol'vensc, «. 1. bie 
 3al)liingfiiiifal)igfett, 0"f"'i"""i/ f'c* 3'il)= 
 (iiiigfiinufrniugen. 2. bie llMiiilanglid)fcir 
 (eineS &Hte6 ic.) , iiiii afle ®d)iilben td 
 (Sigentl;nnicr5 iU bcjaI)lon , jii tilgen. 
 
 Act of insolvency f. Insolvent law. 
 
 Insolvent, ins6:'/ent. adj. 1. in: 
 foluenr, j«l)liing6iinfaliig. 2. unjulnnglidi, 
 iiii.)iireid)cnb, iini afle (Jcftiilben beS ^c; 
 \it)cr6 jii bejaljlen (u. eiiien. i^utt jc). 3. 
 infolufiue Sd^iilbner nngiijonb. 
 
 Insolvent law, ti(\j 3'"L''U<:f.tengei'e(j, 
 (lupburd) ein ®d)iilbncr inegi-n frril)er foil: 
 trahirrcr ®d)iilbeii in 5-roi')cit gefei^t ii. rhiu' 
 3al;Iniig lo^gelaffeii Pb. gcgcii G-inferfening 
 gi'fid)ert luirb). — debtors' court, ber CiU' 
 rid)r!Jl)of ill 53anfcrotffad)en. [ner. 
 
 Insolvent, «. ber infrluente (Sd)Uli''^ 
 
 Insoilinious, insom'neus, (I. in- 
 soniniosus) adj. pun Iraiiiueii geatigfliget, 
 iiid)t riii)ig Tdtlafeiib fiMineiib. 
 
 Insoiiiucli, iii.sniniitsb', adv. (eiii 
 lueiiig ••'; (o, bergeilalt, beriiiapen. 
 
 Infspect, inspekt'. (lat. inspicio) r. 
 
 a. 1. i'eniHTirt)iigoii; 'Jluffid)! I)abni (iil>er>. 
 2. a) beftd)tigi'ii , einfel)en. b) geiiati jinrcr' 
 l"ui1)eii; biirrt)iViu'n , pnlen. c) in '2iugeu» 
 u1)cin iifhiiieii ciriippen). 
 
 Inspect, .«. t bie geiiaiif Uiiterfud)inig. 
 
 Inspection, inspek'.slnin, (fr. iffi. 
 u. int.) s. I. bie (yinfid)!, "Jliific^)!, X)iirfl)« 
 fidu, (5"iiirel)iiiig, b<i& ©iiirfl)eii, bie )&tt 
 trad)rung, 25erd)aiiuiig, Sbefid)rignng, ^n-iis 
 fung, ba6 23errad)reii. 2. bie?!liif|ld)r, (imo, 
 over) bie Sliiffid): (fiber). 3. bie (aiiuiii1)e> 
 Slufild)!, Untirfiid)iing , Qnfpefrion. 
 
 On llie tirst i n s p e c I i o II . bei bet ers 
 lien (5iiifti1)r , 9In(ld)r, bei brni erileii 'liliitt, 
 aiif ben crimen Slnblicf ub. '^Ii(f. Upon -, 
 aiif 5?efid)r. Deed of -, bie '^JlbiiiiiiiilnUioii. 
 Trial by -. bie geri(t)t(id)e 2?efid)iigiiiig u. 
 >Jlbiirtl)piliiiig. / 
 
 Inspectl»r, inspek'tur. (lot.) «. I. 
 ber OUiiTi'hcr, Ompefior. 2. ber gejc^iuorne 
 ffiuterbefd)aiier. 3. ber ^eficDtifler. 
 
 Inspectorate, Inspek'tuiate, i 
 
 luspect<»rsllip, ui.^pek'iurship.^ 
 
 *. biii '2luffel)cramt, bie 'JluiTeljerilefle , aiiif» 
 fel)erfd)afl, JiifpirfriiriTede. Washinotow. 
 
 Inspersed, insper'sed, (lat. in- 
 spersns) adj. -f cingerpreiigt, bifpreiigt, eiit» 
 gfriniir. ((J-infprengung, b<t6 5)eipreiigeii. 
 
 Inspersion, in.spei'slirm, d.) t. bit 
 
 InSpexilllllS, inspek'semus, (lat. 
 
 20. = ,,20ir l;aben e^ eiiigcfeijen" , ba6 
 exile 20ort auf alreii llrfiiiibeii) *• bie be» 
 gl.iiibigre 9lbrd)riir. 
 
 In>>pliere, insfeie'. v. a. ^ in eineit 
 ^veii, eine ©pl)are ciiird)lir^fii. MiLTo<f. 
 
 Inspirable, inspi rabl. a<{/. l. ein< 
 gearl)met U'erben fijiiiienb. 2. eiiigegeben, 
 eingt'fti!>|ir luerbcn fimneiib. 
 
 Inspiration, iuspera'slii'm, (fr 
 2B. u. lat. iuspiro) *. I. hP |'^i)ttfio(.J bni 
 (Jiiiarl^nien , bie (fiimrljninng. 2. ? bie 
 (5iiil)and)iing, G-inblafung. 3. f a) (i(;eoI.] 
 bie g-ingebuiig (.bei tjcil. ®ei|le6). b) bie 
 (piHTifdie) 23egei|1eriin3. 
 
 Inspiratory, m'speiAture, a^j. 
 ['Web.) ,511m G-inari)nien geljijrig. 
 
 Inspire, inspire', tlac. inspire; fit. 
 inspirer; v. n. 1. ciiiarljnien , beu "Jltljem 
 ciuiieljen. 2. ? faiift iucl)en, arljinen. 
 
 Inspire, v. a. 1. f eitii;aiid>en, ein« 
 blafen. 2. ^ l;aud)eM, biafeii (in fi-tma^;; 
 beleben. 3. -f eiiiatljinen (I'lift). Harvev. 
 4. t a) to - any one with, diiicin (S'tiuai 
 ill ben ©inn gebeii , cinfliipeii , eingebeu, 
 ciii()and)en. b) begeiilerii. 5. to - into, a) 
 i (fineni cinl)aiid)en, einblafen, eiugiepen. 
 b) 1 (Jinein ^nua* eingcben. 
 2. Ye nine, descend and sing. 
 
 The breathing instruuients inspire. 
 Pope. 
 5. a) He knew not his Maker, and him that 
 inspired into liini an active soul. 
 WisDo.M. b) You have inspired into 
 my heart this holy resoiulicn. 
 
 To inspire comfort. Xroit tnngell. 
 
 Inspirer, losi'-nir, «. &iner, bet 
 einl)aiirt)t. fui,v'>t, 6egeirtcrt, belebt. 
 
 Inspiring, inspiring, odj. btqeit 
 llernb , beli-briib. 
 
 Inspirit, insplr'it, ». a. ailfeucc^ 
 Uefeelen, belebeii. 
 
Fife. far. fall. fat. Me, rnet. Fine. fin. N6, mive. nir, got. 6ll. cl6ftd. Tnbe. ti'ilt. full. l//in, THis. 471 
 
 JNS 
 
 IiiMpiJtsate, inspis'site, (d. lat. 
 kpitiiisi V. a. ucrbicfeii (lyluiTiiiffiren). 
 liisplssation.) iusijUsa'kliun, «. 
 
 bii' 2Sirficfimfl. 
 
 liLStubility, instainlcii. ^Uat. 
 
 IllStublen<;SSf insta'blnes,^ in- 
 ■t^ibiliiiiKi f. tir UiibtiliiiiCi, tit l\nbt\ii\n: 
 bu\t'it ^.iiiCiitiuftic, 25friini>irriii1)feit. 
 
 liistnblef iiisia bl, (fr. QI3. v. Int. 
 liisiiiiMiik^ (11^'. iinteildiiiiuj (V. ^iri'oiuii u. 
 
 CilllH'll). 
 
 IjlStnll, instill', (fr. installer, v. 
 briuict). ^roll) V. a. Milieu eiii|Vi)t-ti , eiih 
 fiiorrii, tfcilfltlea, iii|Lilliren, etniueifeii (iii 
 em •ilmt;. 
 
 litstallntiuii, imialla'sliun, (fr. 
 iU>.i t. tic (imic^uni, &inful)runa, (S'in< 
 nirniinn . %t|lnlliii)g. 
 
 InstHllllieutf inxlill nieiit, t. 1. 
 tit Q:ii\\'ti}uufi , 3ii)la(lniioii. i>HAK. 2. f 
 tiT ȣu>, iworiii (S'liier riiirtffilljrt i|l. .Sh*k. 
 3. 15piiii£ifi) W- ^lc iDi'fuiiifiit.inrd) t>e|'liiiim= 
 till' 3>il)liiit()6teruiine, 3>)0'l'r>ilcn. 
 
 To pay by i ns t al I me ii t a , terillill: 
 Ktiic . ill i){(ittll l)ijill)lru. Payineiii by -«, 
 III- tfriimiii<ci|V(?iiiiiil)liiiia, •Jl.UfiiUnul)liliuj. 
 
 IjIAtHllCt;) inataiiite. (lii'stuiicy; 
 (fr. Ju*Uiice; 4. 1. ^le lll|]tUl^ll1l', bCllliJcllDt 
 Sbiire, bai 3liirud)tii , ilul>U(cii. 'i. bai 
 a^fiipifl ; tex Sdtwtli. 3. tit 3f If , Oi'ltflf n« 
 |)cit; ill ilie fiikt -, iiiiu mien '>)}tiiie. 4. 
 6«r aiiiloB, tic 2Jiraniiif|uiia. 5. ■•= btr 2Jc» 
 U'ffliiriiiit. Sh*k. 6. * Drr 3?ert)te(j(iiia ; Cie 
 Snilinij. AvLiiFK. 7. * tit ©rfrtl^rmifl, Cii* 
 trul)crf 23eiiviel. .Shak. 8. * Oct 25i;rniiiiti, 
 6<r 2}friiimfrrd)iup. Shak. 9. * btr totniie 
 (eiiitr©iirt)f). 10. « 6tr(i)niiie (feai» want- 
 ing - , aJeiurfliiiiTe , Cfiiiii ullcr G)riiiiD 
 (fl;U). Shak. 
 
 Fur in (fane e, jiiiii SirnVicl. To guard 
 a^MJiiKt all i lint a lice* oi pride , -f O*°ilo 
 n(lr d<rt)iiiineii t)t-« @rriice lUif rciiicr ^iit 
 fdii. Tlie iiiott dilliculi — » of duly, t>ir 
 fctjii'icriflilni 'iCcrfc Ctr ''l>flirt)t. 
 
 I 11 »laiice-co url , l&lli)l.| fillt 91b: 
 tbi'Ciiittj bci 31Ciiiirnlito(6i)cri(t}[^, uiitrr: 
 fd)l^^l•ll I'lMii ^4>riiVii.ifrirt)r. 
 
 liiNtiuict*, V. H. ciii SJciiVirl, S>ei> 
 fpiili- .iiiiiii^nii eb. Qcbtn (in. aui>. 
 
 Ak lu fiilxe ciliiiioiik. I kliall i nil a nee 
 ill two or llireo. Tii.i.otxon. 
 
 liiMluiicef v. a. (Iii •}ic\mei , '^I's 
 ivri^, iii5 ^ciipicle <iii|'iil)r(ii , aiMTul)rcii, 
 ii>ii1m«ciiVii. 
 
 lie intlanced the event of Cesar'a 
 death. 
 
 liiKtuuty in'siani, (fr. 'SOU. v. M. 
 
 IiinI.iiisi »((/• 1. iiiiliiiitig, riTiQ, alll)l)lrtll^, 
 
 ciiilirdriit (i>. 25cttcii). 'i. triiiijriie iCJ>cid)>\ff)- 
 
 3. ^ iiiiiiiittrlbnr; iitii<cry'iali(t), tnit)i'iil>ii(f: 
 
 lldl : !)frd)iuliie. I'RioR. Pope. 4. flfflClllViirj 
 
 ti|) . liiiilViit; on the lenlli of July eic, -, 
 
 •0. on the icuili-. Pen }i'l}iicfii tirice <o»l" 
 
 tiiivintj). 3. flfoeiiiwartig, je^t |n iintcrs 
 
 nchinrii. Shak. 
 
 1. Kejoicing In hope; patient in tribulation ; 
 
 couiiiiuiiig instant in prayer (l)illtc( 
 
 nil Aill (Htbtl). Biui.c. 
 
 Tiiey Here instant with loud voices, 
 f fir irtflrn ilnii nil nut yri'efin Ohicttrti. 
 
 liiNtuiif, «. I. trr "lliinrnlMKf. 2. ter 
 Scifunri , etc t>r|Uiit(rr ^rit ob. tisiunfr. 
 
 uss 
 
 Shak. 3. ber geseniBiirtige, (nufenbe 9)?o> 
 nnt , r. Instant adj. M. 4. 
 
 JUistuntaneity, laataaiane'eti. 
 (fr. iustaotaneite) «. Die nngenbiicflidje (ftit< 
 AeOiiiiQ. 
 
 lustmitaueous , inslani4'n^u.i, 
 (fr. insiantiine; udj. (in eiiieiii '21ui]eul<li(fe 
 ai:ri'i>el;ent» nngenblicfiicf). 
 
 The passage of electricity through any 
 given space appears to be i nsta ti- 
 tan e o us. 
 
 lustiuitaneously , instama'- 
 neuslc, adf. (tugenblicflid), tn emeiu 'iiugem 
 
 butfe. 
 
 lu the western parts of the Atlantic 
 states of Aiuerica, sliowers ot rain 
 sometimes begin i iisian t an e u us- 
 ly. The opeiatious of tiie human 
 mind are wonderlul; our ihouglits 
 fly from world to woild — . 
 
 litstautaueouftiiesK , iustau- 
 lA iieu»Has, *. bit 'Jliigent'i niu1>Crt(, ntigcii' 
 tMirfiuti' X)«ner; b<i6 liliigrnbiKfiKt^e. 
 
 AllStauiterf lastau lur. a. '^.; adu. 
 [-)(ta)i6i\)T.i |'Ui]lei(^, uiii'rrjiigiict), iM;ii( 
 4ltifiVt;iib. 
 
 lii<<tnutly, !n'stantU, adu. 1. ini 
 ihigcuixicfi; , fogliid;, nugtiU'iicfiut; , uiiver< 
 iiuiiid) 2. inilniiDiij, btiiigciiD (l>iiti'ii;. 
 
 JLumtarf insiar' , v. u. f nut isirriien 
 l<(irt>i;n, jieri'ii, |(t)iiiiiiti'ii. (Baklow. 
 
 A golden iliruHe instarr'd with gems. 
 
 lustltttif iiisiAie'. V. a. 1. ciiu'cijeii, 
 I'r^rii, lUUcii. 2. * t)t'lt'l)iii;n, bcfktOcii. Shak. 
 
 To instate a p«r»oii in greatness or 
 in lavor, (S-iiuii groi; , btt Qiiuxic (l4otri-6; 
 tt)rili)nf[iil iniii1}cii. . South. 
 
 Alllftuurutiuil, iiistiwrA'shiin, «. 
 bit '!li>ii:bcrt;criltllting , 'Il}u-bt'rniifriit)tiiiig, 
 (JrncuiTiiiiij. l'ii)ifCcrl)iT(lirUiT. 
 
 liisttfturaturf insiawidtiir, «. brr 
 
 lu9tea<lf iukied', iU. in the stead) 
 
 praep. I. iliKt, Aililatt. - of him, |liU( |'i:i: 
 
 iitr. 2. to be - of... gtitcn (fiir (i-iiune;. 
 
 2. Tills consideration is instead of a 
 
 thousaad arguments. [Stntf. 
 
 Iii»teH<l) adv. nil brfftii, bereit ic. 
 
 lusteep, inaiecp', V. a. 1. eiiirou' 
 d)i-n, einmi:id)Lii. 2. ^ niucr ^imniJer ugcii, 
 uiinr teni iii.ijTfr inrJirgcn. 
 
 lustepf Instep, t. brr 9ii\t (nm 
 (Jiipej, btt tynfjbitgt, bi\6 iDoi-rlxin ; birr 
 e))iiiiii (bcr >^d)Uiltr). (grub, l^ii(t)trabeiiD. 
 
 Higli in the instep, tic >)iii|'t l)Od) iva> 
 
 IJlStilfMte, iii'klegiie, (Int. iiistigo; 
 D. (I. I (iu> nnrcijtn, niurcibiu, aiiiliftcn 
 (jn (j-tii'n^). 
 
 lllMtiKatiOU, instegd'shun. «. I. | 
 bit 'iiiirriiiiiig, >.Unilirnaig, bn« ilnt)t^ti\, 
 >iJnriiirrii. 2. ber 'Jliitrieb. 
 
 luMiiK'Mturf insiegatur, t. 1. ber 
 "jlmhitcr, -Jinreijcr- 2. buo, m<i& m (£mni 
 aiiri-ijt. 
 
 lllMtill, inst'r, (Int. iustillo) v. a. 
 
 i. i tiiirropfiin, ciiuraiifcln, tri'piVniuci|"c 
 
 in Q-:wa6 lallrii laffrn. 2. i (into; (brm &(> 
 
 iiuitht) cinAi^gen, bribniigen. 
 
 2. To instill good principles into the 
 
 mind. 
 
 To ins till good principles into any 
 ones mind, ^tiiciii giKt (^^i-uiibi'n^e bcu 
 briiigrii. 
 
 IJSS 
 
 IllStillatlon, Instilli'shun, «. i. 
 ? Dii6 ^iiuropftin, (5'iiuriuifelii , bie G^'in' 
 trcpftliing. 2. i baiS &inflDfjp.n (.jtirrrO!5rniib» 
 I'fl^t jc). 3. bi\6 ©ingrtnuifelie. 4. ± bn$ 
 (i'iiiijiflijlite, bie (5'iitijebtiiuj. 
 
 liistiller, iiistii'tiir, t. S'iner, ber 
 eintriiui'elt, (tyrniibiai^e) riniJogr. 
 
 lustilliiieut, iiisiiiruient, «. bai 
 &iii(ietriuife;re, Grinjiflot-re. Shak. 
 
 Austiiiiulate, instim'inulilte, UiU. 
 insiimuloj v. a. t nni'eijen, nnireibeii, am 
 iporntu. 
 
 lustiuiulatillS-, insiiin'iniilaiing, 
 udj. [-}}hi.] iiidjt reiitiio, bie SieuenSfr.ifK 
 iitd)t errei^eni). Chevhb. 
 
 llMStiiiiiilntiou,instiiuuiula'shiia, 
 s. bsia 'iliirciieii , <iliirr(ib(ii. 
 
 liuttiuci, iiiktingiit', (fr. '^. u. Int. 
 instinutus; «. 6er Otiuiatrifb , Irieb, O'l* 
 lltiift. [brtebt. Miltox. 
 
 Mustiitct) adj. <■ nni]erricl>en, beiucijt, 
 
 Miistiucteil, iustiiigii'tud. ailj. t 
 buriD Qiiitiirtriet), nl5 belebeiibe Atrnft eiii> 
 gipriigt. licNTLEV. [(. lu&tinct. KlyoI. 
 
 liistiiictiou, iusiingi('.shiin, 4. t 
 
 lustiuctivef iiisiiugk'iiv, ^fr. ia- 
 stinitif) adj. inilinftniiipiii. iniliiiftiirrig. 
 
 luvtiiictivelyf inKiiugk tivic, adv. 
 iiirtinttiiiii^iii, niiij oi*ilintt. 
 
 JLuatitute, inMcutte, (I. iustituo) 
 p. a. 1. einre^eii, iliften, nnorbiirii, ft|irci>tii. 
 2. tniifniigtii, in ben (»nn,j bringiii; nni>rb< 
 ncn, perurtiieii (eiiie Uiirerfiic^nng u.). 3. 
 cinieQeu , ilifreii , errid>ten (einen neueii 
 Orbcii ic). 4. in ben ijei|liid)cn ii^eii eiiier 
 'i)>icrinbt etn|Vi;en , einiwi'iiVn. 5. uii) iiiuer< 
 ridjicii, tiiitiriutifen (in eiiicrli5i|7cii|'d)nff;. 
 
 Institute, (fr. insiitut) «. i. Die 
 (S-inrtd)iiing , DrbiniMij; bi\6 &e\ci). 2. bie 
 t'cljrt, JBorfdjrifi, ber (i3riiiiti|aij, bie £eben.^» 
 rf,]i'l. 3. pi. bie 6-inU'ining tn bie •Xtdfti^ 
 HHiTcni'djaft , •linfniiiirijrnnbe bcr 9tcd)rs* 
 jii>nTtni"d)iiiti (bfiViibcre) bicOiulirnnunen btt 
 iri)iiiiid)cn 'Ji'frt)tf. 4. (Scots law j ber er« 
 |niinn(e, ciiigiiVt^re &rbe tinm aiitcr|d)iebc 
 uon ben undjgrieytcn (S-rbcn , i)iii(^trben, 
 •Jlfrcrerbcn I'D. subsiiiiiiesi. li.Nxvc, 
 
 2. To make the Sioic institutes thy 
 uwn. Uuvocif. 
 
 Intltitutiou, inslelu'shun, (fr. iii. 
 p. int. instituiio; *. I. ( D.l^ (?llnVlJill K. ) 
 
 bie (^-imtijung , ajerorbaniiij , •Jim-rbniiiig, 
 ^rrid^tung, (^infiil)rMng, &ti|tiiiig. 2. bie 
 (S-inri(^rung (ciiier amX^t). 3. bi\6 Qie\\'% 
 bit i2!ni>uiigi S&rrorbiiuiii], bti6 (aintur. -i. 
 bie 'iiiiftnit , bii6 Omltint, bie Stitmng, (ynu 
 rirt)(uiig. 6. pi. bit >ilnii'iian>j jn riiier 
 iinnjl Ob. Sajifirni'djaft , bie (iUcfi'rbnn< jc.) 
 ®d)nle. 6. ber Uiucrriiljt, bie llntiriuf:riiiig, 
 gTiii'ljung. 7. bie (S-riii-i;iuigs.iii|lrti(. 8. 
 ( Scots law J bie (S-iii|VmiHij , (i-nieniiuiia 
 eiiirS (yrbi'ii. S). bic (iiuirtjiuiii, (riniueii'nng 
 in ben iirnliid)!!! It)i'it riiu-r ^^iri'inbe. 
 
 l.ll!ititMtionul,in.'>ieiil khuual,aciy. 
 L'rrorbiier, iiiiiitori'iiet. 
 
 luMtitiitiouury, insteiii'shunari, 
 adj. eleincntiuiid), Me niuii (i)riin£'i'iii>e eiit» 
 Ijiiltcnb. |piiiPii-iird)riiOir. Harvb*. 
 
 liiMtitiitifftf in sieii'iiUi. s. beryof.it 
 
 lliMtitutivt? , iirsieiuiiv , udj. 1. 
 fiiiii'i)Oiii^. iiiiliiiiiriiii'. 2. riiujfrrijt. 
 
 Austitutor) iusteiucui, ^kit.) «. 
 
472 Fate. f/ir. fnll. f.'t. Me. met Fine. fin. NA. move, n6r, 2;6t. ^il, cr^inl. Tiihe. tub, full. t//in, TIIU. 
 
 irvs 
 
 1. ttt Qinndittt. 2. ber &rti<i)tet , Qin-. 
 fe^fr, ffiruiiOer, ©tifiec (eiiiee iDreeiii lo. 
 3. &tr £i'l)rcr, (jrjteljer. 
 
 lu!«top, iiisiop', V. a. t iiii^i^PtVi^ 
 
 jiitiiad)eu, i)enr,ii(l)en. Dr^uen. 
 
 I.ll8tr»tifie(l, lustra' tetid, adj. 
 
 |,®i'ol.] ill (iriuiu- initn'rcf)id)rct,«iniifi"ct)id)ret. 
 
 lUCtrUCty iiikliukt', (iiU. iiistiiio) 
 
 V. a. 1. (in; ^iutii iiiucrnd)tcii, mm'nueiri'u, 
 
 G-iiieii) Uiimrrid)! tjei'fu (in (iriuaS). 2. un = 
 
 ttrnd)teii, HMjttw, ll iuridjmi. 3. (iiiicm 
 
 25crl)iUriiiigc-befel;ie (jebfii. 4. lom bcrictjteii 
 
 (.ubtt)- S. (©iiieu; ilmiuieii. 6. [died.)t6\\)t.] 
 
 juiii (2i>tud)e eiiiKitcn. Avliffe. 
 
 'i, She being before instructed by lier 
 
 iiiotlier, i>aid, Give me liere the lieud 
 
 of Joliu tlie Bapiiiit in a cliarger. 
 
 BmLE. 3. Tiie prevideiit instructed 
 
 liis envoy to ins>ist on tiie reNtitutioii 
 
 of tlie property. Webster. 4. On this 
 
 question tlie court is not instructed. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Iustructibl«y Instruk'iebl, adj. 
 
 flflclirm. - for, tiupfnnalirt) (fur;. 
 
 luStrUCtiuilf instruk'sliiiii, <fr. 'S3. 
 t). lat. iukiruciio) (. 1. ber tliucTctdjc , t>\e 
 Uiirtriueirima (Cec O'lflc'iC 'CJ- 2. Dcrlliiter: 
 xid^t, Die ■UnmcimiQ, iieljre. 3. 6er 9Str: 
 IjniriiiiQSbitel)!, tie iSoti<i)viii , ^\\\\vuttwtt, 
 SiiiiueirtiMG- 
 3. The niiuisler received instructions 
 froiu ii»s sovereign to demand a cate- 
 gorical answer. 
 lu.<itructive, instruk't'v, <fr. In- 
 struciif; «'(/• U't)rrcitl), bdel)teii&. — adv. 
 Instructively, m)ttti<if. — Instruc'- 
 Hveness, *. tai £el)rreid)e. 
 
 liistructor, iusiriik'tur , «. ber 
 
 £ei)ta. [ Scljreriiin. 
 
 filStrUCtreSS, instruktres, t. bu 
 
 lustruineiity in'stiuiiient, (fr. ^. 
 C. Int. instruuientuni) *• 1. § bn6 'iBtxt> 
 jcua, Oi'llriiiui'iu. 2. 1 a) I brt6 Sijctfjiiiij, 
 9}iittd. b) I i>n& SSJcrficug, ber ^niiDIniu 
 jjer. 3. ba& O'Mlniu'ent, iinififnlifdje aiierfs 
 jeuji. 4. [3{i't1)t6|pr.J bie llrfunbe, 6a6 311. 
 (Iniment, Dofunifiit. 
 2. a.) The distribution of the Scriptures 
 may be tlie instrument of a vastly 
 extensive relormation in morals and 
 religion, b) They were the — s of his 
 cruelty. 
 Instrumental , 'nstrumen'tai, 
 (fr. "iij.) adj. 1. lucrf jeuflltd) , nl5 '))"'ittel, 
 SiJcrfjciifl jut Crreidjiiiiij tines 3^vt(fe6 i)xt-. 
 ntnD, luttiuirfeub, Dcljiiljlid) , biculid); (to) 
 nnrfmui cbei). 2. [^Kuf.J - music, bte Ous 
 (Irunieiitnlmufif. ttriigeii (iu 6-nuii6). 
 
 To be instrumental in, towards, bci: 
 The press has beeit instrumental 
 iu enlarging the bounds of know- 
 ledge. 
 Ini«trilinen<ality,instrunienlal'- 
 ■ ete. *. bie ■iJhtiva-fiiin), SJenuiireliiiig, 5j3ir> 
 fuiKj eiiier feiid)e alS -)Kitrci ju emcm Siuecfe. 
 The instrumentality of second 
 causes. Webster. 
 
 .. Instruilieutally , instnimen'- 
 tali. adv. 1. aii >IBn-ficU|)# <ili$ 'OKittd jii 
 eiueii) Swede, nuttelbar. 2. tiitt (iiiufirnli: 
 f4)'») 3iiilrunienteu. 
 . Snstruuie|ltulueSS}instruuien'- 
 
 INS 
 
 talnis, «. (to) bie I)ifiili<ftfeit, 9ii"it)(irf)fdf 
 c«incr*gnd)e jh berG-creiituinj einec- 3ivtrf*)- 
 
 JIustyle, inMiie', i>. rt. t heiiK", 
 neniieu. (iuavitas) s. bif Uiiniiiicl;mltd)feir. 
 
 Insitavity, Inswaveie . (uir. in- 
 
 lltsubjectiuu, insiibjek'sliun, s. 
 
 ber lliii]el)orriini (\c(\en bit 3{e«jit'riino. 
 
 Jlll.SubllliSiiion. lusuhiniHh'un, «. 
 ber Uiiiieljiiniun, bie 'Jiiit)ciiMti-nui'vfimij. 
 
 lusuburtlinate, iniiiihdr denate, 
 
 adj. luiDenei^lid) a>. fcoic^ati'ii), uiiijei)criaui. 
 
 Iusabor(iiiiatiun,inMiii6rdeiia'- 
 sliuit, «. ber ■'DitUKiel lUi ©ihori'iini, Uune; 
 l)Lirram; ■OKaiigcl an KricijiJ.jiK^t, bie 3"d)f- 
 loilgfeit, ^iuut'crbiiiiuii'ii. 
 
 ]jl$<ubstantial , Insubstan'siial . 
 adj. iiniuereiiilid), iiinuirflid), lueienloS, Ifer- 
 
 IuNUCCati<»n, insukka'shun, (o. 
 Int. succus) *. ['}3l)iiriii.j bie SSerK^iing niit 
 cinein Safte, &iiiivetd^tiii<) , SJerbicfiniij 411 
 eiuem ©iifre. Coxe. 
 
 Insufferable, infuffuiabl. adj. 
 
 1. imertrnniic^ , iiiiiui6itciuid) (itiilte jc). 2. 
 uid)t ijebiilbet luerbeii fi'iiiieiib, iiuertriigiid). 
 3, uuleiblid), erbiirmiid), cleub. Drvuek. 
 — adv. liisu f ' f erably , uuerrraglic^, uii' 
 au^llehiid). 
 
 lusulUcienCe, 'nsuffiHli'ense. ( 
 
 lusul'ficieucy , in^tutii^th'ense, ^ 
 
 (fr. iiiNuiiisance) t. 1. bie ltiiiiiidn<jiid)fei[. 
 
 2. (for) bie lliilMiiglid)feit , llufnl)igfcit (iii). 
 
 3. bie Uiii'erniogt'iiljeit, UnuiiUriMiiuieiil;eit. 4. 
 bie Oiudirat, 9{id)t?tiii()rilfi!)feir. 
 
 2. The i nsuf f icie n c y of a man for an 
 office. 
 
 Insufficient , insOffish «nt, (fr. 
 insuflisiuit^ vdj. I. ttiijiilanglid), iinjiiveu 
 d)cnb. 2. rec^tounguitig , mill. 3. unfiihig, 
 lintnuglid). — udv. lusuffic'ien tly , 
 uuiuUiiujlid); iiiirnl)ig. 
 
 Jusuiflatiun, iuautni'shun, (fr. 
 '^. 0. uu. suifla> t. 1. bno ':!liil)atid)eii, <2iii: 
 bliifen. 2. [-Mieb.j bcii (J-iiiDlafeii, bie &iii» 
 bl(ifi»»g. [fiid). Shak. 
 
 Insult , iiiKuie'. I. bie ^ine, b(\6 &t- 
 
 Insuitabie, 'nsu'tabl, adj. -f uiw 
 pnffi'iib, iiiuuigrmeiTen. 
 
 Insular, Inshillar, (In'sulary) 
 (Int. insularis) adj. iufiililrifct) , eililllDifd), 
 Onfel... [ruliiiier, (yibiuber. 
 
 Insular, *■ ber OmViueiuuljiier, ^n-. 
 
 Insulate, iirxhulate , t>. a. I. t 
 jiir Onfci miid)cii. 2. ntronberii, ucreiiiieiii, 
 einjelii, frci, iU'i]i.M'oiibeni}iii|lelleii.3.i-.Urd)it,j 
 freil^iinu'lkinSriiUeiiK.), teincm "JJnllnilr'.c.) 
 fiiicu freieu ©tanb geBeii. 4. [ ^;^in)f 1 ifo! 
 Urea (emeu Kin-pcr>, uoii a(lcr 25erl>iubiiiig 
 nut Ifitciiben ^i^irpeni niiSfd)iicBeti. 
 
 Insulated, in'shuiated, adj. I. frei 
 liegniO, frei, ciiijfln. 2. ['ISiMjf.l iu'lirt. 
 
 In.sulattun, msltiilasluin , «. I. 
 bie ill)fi.>nberiiiig, 25iTciiijtlung , 'iUIriiiilcl-- 
 liing. 2. ['21rd)it.j ber 'ilbi'iiiiib, baf 'JU'ilil)i'n, 
 bic *lU'geronoertl)cit. 3. fijjl;!)!'.] bie ^\\}> 
 lirniig. 'JlbroiiDcniiig. 
 
 Insulator, ui'shulaiur, «. [$1)1)1'.] 
 ber irolireiibe, iiid)t icircnbe K&rper. 
 
 luMuise , insuUe', (Mr. insulsus) 
 adj. t fiibe, (il)gcrd)innrfr. [gefrt)niiirftl)rit. 
 
 Iiisulsity, insurs«t«, (. -j- bie ^ill^t 
 
 lUMult, insOlt', (U. (. insultus) (. f 
 
 ba6 ^efpriiigen , ber Slnipnin)]. Dnvoek. 
 
 INS 
 
 Insult, in'sult. (fr. insulte, ». trtt 
 insulio) *. bie !bcrd)impfiing , 9Scrl)5l)nuM(j, 
 ber drljn, ©d)itnpf. 
 
 Insult, insult', (fr. insniter) v. a. I. 
 
 berd)impfen, iierl)6!)nen, frf)impflid) behanbelit, 
 hMjtien. 2. (over) ©ineni $iil;n fprcdjeii, :l)u 
 riiH'niu'irl)ig bcl^nnbeln. 
 
 Insult, I). «. 1. (over) fpiifteii (liber 
 G'iiieii, eine ©ad)e). 2. fid) ilbermuri)ig be: 
 iKhnteii. B. Jo.^son. 
 
 Insultation, insuha'shuii , s. bit 
 •i5efd)impfiing, a5crl)i:>l)niiiig, frfjiinpflicfje 23e« 
 Ijnnblnitg. [rd)impfer, ipyl^nfpredjer. 
 
 Insultt^r, insul'n'ir, s. ber SBc» 
 
 Insulting'ly , insul'tingle , adv. 
 
 i)6l)nird), piTart)rlid). [t». «. f iii.ifiicl^men. 
 
 IllSUine, iiisiiiiie', (lac. insunm) 
 
 Insuperability, Insupeiabireie, 
 
 ober: 
 
 Insuperableness. insd'plrabl- 
 nes, s. bie Uimbenuin£)(iri)feir, Iliiuberiteig* 
 iidjfeir. 
 
 Insuperable, insA'pliabl, dnf. 
 insuperahilis) adj. 1. i liiifibenuinblid), llll» 
 fiberileiglivl), iinnberiTcigbiir (^iiiberiiiiTe :c.). 
 2. uniibcrfcfjrcirbar (©reitje). Pope. 3. iin« 
 ivibcrlegbiir ((^iniuiirO. — adv. Ins u'p e r a- 
 bly. iiiiuberiuinMic^; iiiigcljfiier i()iirt :c.). 
 
 Insupportable, insupporiaiil, 
 (fr. "IB.) adj. I. f nid)t gernigcn iverben 
 (oimeub, nntrngbar (Sail :e.). 2. 1 iiuertrng* 
 lid), iinaii#|ltl!lid). — adv. Insuppor'- 
 tably, iiiuTtviidlld), iiniiiiS|l('()lid) 
 
 Insupportableness,insupp6r'- 
 lablaes, *. bie lliicrrrngiid)feir, llnnii6|lel)» 
 lid)feit. 
 
 Insuppressible, ins'ippres'sehl, 
 adj. iuA)t iiiucrbru(ft ober perl)cl)lt lucrbcn 
 foiiiieiib, imimrerbnl(fbar. Youiea. 
 
 Insuppressive , insuppres'siv, 
 adj. nid)t iiiuerbriicft, erbrucft luerbcn tijin 
 neiib, t;iibfjivin,i(id). Shak. 
 
 Insurable, inshu'rabl, adj. IS^nnt 
 bcij iiiTefiiriri , ui'rMd)ert lucrbcn fijnneiib, 
 iiir Serildjeruiig gfcignct (IBnoren 20. 
 
 Insurance, inshu'ianse, (fr. ai; 
 surance) *. [ipaiibel] 1. bie aiiTefitrnnj, 25er« 
 fid)erung; - against fire, bie 5ciier:']lfTefii» 
 rau}; —upon lives, bie 2fbcii^perfid)erimg, 
 2ebeii«>*Jl|Ti'fiiraMj ; policy of -, ber S3er» 
 lldjenuigifdjein. 2. bie 9lffcfuranj:'i^riiniie. 
 
 In surance-broker, ber *JIffefnrnilj« 
 ■0)fi^fler. — company, bie Slfyi'fiirnnj' 
 (i)f fell fd) oft. --line, b(i6 2ljTefiirniii:'5iid). 
 --money, bte Qlffefiimnj : '^riiniie, bcii 
 5!5errid)eniiig«geib. --office, b.i5 21|Tefii« 
 riiiij;i*('tnptiiir. 
 
 Insurancer , 'nshu'ransiir, «. 
 [i^iinbi'II ber ilffefnrniit, S5errid)erer. 
 
 Insure, iM.slmre', (fr. assurer) 0. a. 
 1. fid)i'rn , geiuip ni.id)en, brfetligen (ben 
 g-ricben k.). 2. [.<paiibe(] nnefnriren , i'er« 
 fid)cni (-IS.inren, ipaufer, 6d)iife, bnS Ccbcn 
 jzc). 3. |lel)cn fiir ... 
 
 To insure a number, nilf eine 9iUnt» 
 'uier leijcii. Tlie (party) insured, bf r S5i'r« 
 }fid)irte, ^liTffnrnt. [t'erildjeni. 
 
 Insure, v. n. [^nnbef] offefuriren. 
 
 The company insures at 3 per cent, 
 or at a low premium. 
 
 I Insurer, inshu'rur, *, [^anbtl] 
 ber «([efurniit, ^tt{id)ertt. 
 
Fate. f/ir. fall. fnt. M^. met. Fine. fin. NA. move. n/ir. not. 6U. rionil. Tube. tnh. fi'ill. i/.in. THi«:. 473 
 
 INS 
 
 Insnrg-ent, in«ur'jent, (fr. ^. o. I 
 Int. iii»urgo ) adi. flufruhrerifd) , Jnfiirqfn! 
 ten... rftniipr jc). |rul)rcr, G-mp&rfr. 
 
 InNiir9'<*nt, ». ^fr Omurfleiit, ^liip 
 
 lHSIirillOlinta1*l«ft, insuriiioilii'- 
 
 labl.'fr. insiiriiioiilableinrf;. I. I iiiiufrer|li'i<1: 
 lirf>. 2. t umlbrrilfifllirf), iinii)iber|lfl)(id), iiit = 
 fltrnvinMirf). — ado. Insurmouii'tably, 
 viiu'ibiTili'inlirt) Jc. 
 
 Insurrection, innurrlk'thun. a. 
 inmirrectio) /. I. Ccr ?liir'itnub , Me 5'"'i"^= 
 rrftion , G'mpr'rniKi. 2. f < iai Sliifrtehcii ) 
 tn 91iifil.iii& ill 'iS.iffe (um tinen $Jcin6 ju= 
 rfirf^iifrei6eii). 
 
 Innurrectional, 'nxiirrek'iihini- 
 al. aHj. \\i tii\rw^lni}i<\nft<\tb'\>v'\(\. in eineni 
 91llfl'^l1ll^e feef^el)en^, ^''TiirrefripiiS . . . 
 
 lni«urrecti«tnMry,ttiKurrek'sliun. 
 aie. nilj. niifruhrrrirrf} ^iHfiirreftiiMi* . . . 
 
 InsilRCe|>tibility,insusiiep(ebil'- 
 iie. 4. ^le Ilnfiiii'tViii(ilid)ffit. 
 
 Mn<«u«reptil»le,'nsMii«ep'(4i>l. «r{;'. 
 I. (nf> iinrniptViiiolicf) (fYin. 7. iiiimlMii nnju.- 
 itehineii c^. jiiiiilnfTrii fMrtrii i>. ^p'""" ■(■'>■ 
 
 Eniviiiturration , insuMirrA'shun. 
 
 (p. (lit insiisiirio) «. ^l1f (T-jiiflui'Jfrn. 
 
 IntnCtHble, iiiiak'ialil. adj. till! 
 fiihlt'iir, imf'rnililt'nr. iiiif'rrnilbnr. 
 
 Intax-liated, Tmai'yiied, «</. vtr- 
 tiffr (iffli>rf».ii. (^rfrfjiiirfrti. 
 
 Intag-lio, inral'yA, (it. ^.) ». ttr 
 I'fnjpft (ifiir.il'riie ©trin. 
 
 Intan|fibl«', iman'jebl. orfj. I. itn> 
 
 fi'ihll'iir. 2. iint'enil)rbnr. Witmnt. 
 
 1. A corpnralinn is an artificlnl . invi- 
 
 Ritilr, i n t n n g i b I r brin^. Mar«hai.i . 
 
 ln<aiii(ibl<*neA8 , intairjebliie« 
 (Iniaii gibi I' i ty) <. tie lllirril)lfrarrtit ; 
 llnbcriilM-t'orffit. 
 
 IntaMtable, uitiK'tabl. mdj. um 
 
 fd)niti(fhnft , ffineii Werrfiiiidrt fjnbrnb, nid)r 
 (jrfcftmerft rorr^fll fiMlllfll^. 
 
 Integer, In'icjilr, (int. 553.) «. 
 [fref. 9lriH).] tn6 S^nnje (itti Weflenfiitje uciii 
 9)riiA). 
 
 Inteirral, in'i^gral. (fr. <S3. v. (ot. 
 Imegen adj. I. gflii|, iTfllltinMa. 2. gnnj 
 ergnnjenh , baS (Mnme <lll^llln(flel1^ , jii 
 einem fflniijen erfortcrlirf) et'tr nehi'ri"]. 3 
 (jnnj, iiidif (irbri>d)rii. 4. t a) t uiifcefd)!'!: 
 ten. bi ofnitiP ((Mnmrf.i^ !c ). 
 
 Iiit('{>-ral , I. bfli 0)nii$(. 
 
 Intej^rality, inicgral'pii. «. + Me 
 Bpdrt.iiiMnfrir, rt!nnihrit. (i<i>fli1.inM«i 
 
 Illtoeprally, in't^grall^. aiti<.<\<\n\. 
 
 lute^-rant, iii'icgrant , (fr. >IC. i'. 
 (flt.) adj. [ ^)5I)i1im'.) eriimijenb. — pateiclcn 
 (of bodies) . Me fr<^l^nJr^^rn, illtr(|riren^rll, 
 |um (Miin(eii (lehoriflfii llteilr. 
 
 Intef^rate, iiilegrite. ((. Integrn> 
 
 «. n. ergiiiijeii , i'iTi>ofI|lrtnM<|eii , niiijtnn. 
 
 djen. (^r<ioiniiii<i, S5enu'(ll^l^lI^i<lllI^. 
 
 Infe|i;-rati<>ii, iiii^grAnhuii. ». itt 
 
 Mnte^rity. iiiieg'greii. (fr.imegrite. 
 
 ». lot.) «. 1. Me (SJiiit^lu-it, lliii'frlei)t'nrPfir, 
 
 {Jnteflritnt (eine< Wei(f)e« !C.); SrflitiiiiBin- 
 
 frit. 2. ^ir I'Pdfpiniiinie 'XeMitfjfeit, 0{td}u 
 
 fd)flffetthfif, 9feiiii(ifrit, I'aiirrrfeir, 9?fiiihrtr 
 
 brr (girren, SJieerrfeit. 3. bit 9{rtitl)tit, 9te(t)t» 
 
 ^>rit (finer Sprudje lo. 
 
 i, Tbe contracting pnrttec giiarnntled the 
 
 integrity of (lie empire. 
 
 LNT 
 
 tntcgumation, imegumi'shun. 
 (u. int. iniego) #. Der il)eif 6er >13l)i)iioio<iie, 
 6fr von ^e^ Detfen , X)erfl)(iuteii tier Ifjiere 
 un^ ^fliinjen ^nnbelt. Encvc. 
 
 Integ-uiiientf intlg'gdment, (lat. 
 integunientuni ) t. t. bie £iu(le, ^tde. 2. 
 [ilnnt-l bie Df(f()ntit, De(fe. 
 
 Intellect, fnteileke. (ft. <a3. v. I. 
 intelleciuK) «. (^15hilof.l a) Cer aSerftniiB b) 
 pi- Me 9Jrrilon6e*fnifre. 
 
 Intellection, inieiilk'siuin. (fr. 
 <H5. I). IiU.) t. [DiMft.J b<[6 S5cr|lcl)en, 9Je; 
 greifen. 
 
 Intellective, Intliilk'tiv. (fr. in- 
 tellcctlf) adj. oerifnnbin, i>rm SSerrtniire ers 
 ieiiijt; biird) ben Serrtiiiib iimljrniiitljmen ; 
 5Berrtnnbe< . . . (jJriifre jc). 
 
 Intellectual, intellek'tihdal. (fir. 
 intellectueDarfj l.inredeftiiefl, aJert^uibeS... 
 2. (uoni SBeriliiiibe u'lihrtifnoninien; in Peni 
 95en1anbeeri|1irrnb)flfirtig iiitefleftiiefl.PopE. 
 .}. I'trfliiiiPiii , mit Serilanb befl.i&t. 4. ben 
 SBerflnnb betnffenb, i>on bent ©eijle ^nii! 
 belnb, SBrriliinbe* . . . 
 
 Intellcciuat effort , bie Itppfnrbeit. 
 
 Intellectual, «. f bet Serttnnb ; 
 pi. bie aji-rrtiinbeffnifte. 
 
 IntellectualiRt, {nilllck't<hi\(ll- 
 iKt. *. QnuT, ber ben SJiTifonb rit>crf<t'nRt. 
 
 Intellectuality, inlell«ki.shHal' 
 eie . «. t bcr Siitlrtiib t(6 iBfrfliinbefwcr> 
 moflenf , ber 35friliinbe«fr<tft. 
 
 Intel li^-ence, 'ntel'l^jenie. da- 
 te r li gen cy) (fr. ^. l>. lat. iniclligentia) 
 «. I. ber Serftniib ; bie Renntnifi, (5'inn(f)r, 
 bn# Scrilnnbrng. Spejiser. 2. a) bie 'Tiiirt); 
 ri(f)t, gjnjeifie, Kiinbe. b) bie TOittl;eiliin(i. 
 c) bie ^iiirtiiweifiiiKj , 9liidfiiiift. .3. bai SSn: 
 iiefjnten, &inu(r|1anbni#. 4. ber ®ei|l, bie 
 ^ntedifleiij. 
 2. a) Intelligence may be transmitted 
 by nieosengcro. by letter*, by signals 
 or by lelegraphii. 3. Good — between 
 men is hiirmony. 4. It is believed 
 that the universe is peopled with in- 
 niiniernble superior —a. AVcbster. 
 
 Office of-, pber --office, bo< 9l6reg:. 
 3iitf(li(lfiijfpinptiMr, 9lii.iei(1<ii"t. To give - 
 of. inltenntiiig leijen, ben<i(f)rid)ti(ien i>on ... 
 To send out for -, fliif ^iinbfdinft au6-- 
 r(f)i<fen. fgen, in ^enntnig iV^en. 
 
 Iiit(*lliif ence, v. a. i>enad)n(t;ti: 
 
 IllteiliQ'C^nCer, Jntel'Iejensur. «. 
 I. G-iner, ber 'TIriiKifeiten , 9i0(t»ri(<)ten fen. 
 bet, .jibt, inirtf) ilt, iieljeimepb. eiit|iriitcS3cr: 
 hnnbliMKien beriittft, ber Jtitnbr(f)iifrer, 9ln 
 jeifjiT, SorreipoiiPeMt, 3pifiiiia5i'd)«iber. 2. 
 ein 3eitun(i#t>(ntt, ber 'Jlnjeiger. 
 
 Intelligent, uuel Icjlnt. (fr. '■So. 
 l>. IiU. inlelligeiis) adj. 1. perilnnbig , niit 
 25frilanb begiibr. 2. a) penfnnbiii, einfi(()ti.'! 
 I'pll , <\t\<i)idt , erfiiljren , bcmaiiPerr. b) (of) 
 fnnbig (einer S(id)e). 3. f beiin(f)rid)ti(irnb. 
 SiiAK. — ado. Intel'ligently, niit Qh\^ 
 U(f)t. 
 
 Inteili|?ential , iniellijcn'shal. 
 ndj. I. geii1i<i (©iibilrtiii). Miltoii. 2. per< 
 rtnnbifl, pernunfrlg. Miltom. 
 
 Intelli(i;rentnei«s,interiAjlntnes, 
 
 t. Me (S-rfiil)reiiheit, Q-h\fi<l)t. 
 
 Illtelii{;-ii»iiity, inielleielnrcte. 
 lutelli^ibleuesSjiuieriejcbliics. 
 
 (fr. intelligibility) ». I. bie 9Jeri'fnnbfi((»feit. 
 
 2. t ( i n ' e 1 1 i g I b i I i t y ) b,i5 gjcriliitlbnif. 
 Intellig-ible, intlliejehl. (fr. "33. 
 
 p. Int.) adj. a) perilmibfid) , leictjt }U per* 
 fli'fjen. b) (to) begreiflid) (filr). 
 b) The rules of liumnn duty are intelli- 
 gible to minds of the sm.ille.st ca- 
 pacity. Webster. 
 
 Intellig-ibly, intll'l^jebl^. adv. 
 perftnnflitf), beuriitf) (|"prr(f)en, fcftrciben). 
 
 Inteinerate, intcm'erate. (1. in- 
 tenieratus) adj. -j- unbf(lc(ft, nnperbprben. 
 — Intent 'erateness, t. -f bie Ulibe* 
 fl«i(l}(rt. llnperborbenf)fit. 
 
 Inteniperainent, Intem'plra- 
 ment. *. bie I'lMe ?}i'r(f)iittcnl)iit, ber fif)Iinime 
 3ii(l<)nb (eine* P)i-r(f)im"ir? zc). Hartev. 
 
 Intemperance, intlm'peranNe, 
 (Intem'perancy) dr. SS3. P. Int. in- 
 teinperantia) *. I. § bie llnningiiifeit. 2. bi« 
 Uiim.iKiiifeit, SJoflerei. 
 
 Intenip<*rate, intem'perAte, ((nt. 
 iniemperaliis) nd). 1. 5 ( in ) iinniof5ig (ill 
 ^■tmn*). 2. nntnrtgi(i (ini Pffcn n. ^rinfen), 
 
 3. uni>rbentli(f) ; Ieibenfd)nftli((). .Shak. 4. 
 nberningig ; rniif) (Itlinin) ; I'lbel (IDirtcriing). 
 
 4. The weather may be rendered inteai- 
 perat e by violent winds, rain or snow, 
 •r by excessive cold or heat. Webster. 
 
 Intemperate, t>. <i. f in Ilnprb* 
 Hiiiii\ brin(ieii. 
 
 Intemperately, intem'piriitel^, 
 n*ti>. 1. iiniiiiigiti. 2. iinmflfjiii, ri6eritiiifiig. 
 
 Intemperateneitn, iniem'plr* 
 itenes , ». 1. bie Unnhiijigfeir. 2. bie I'ibfe 
 •Vifrfinffenljeit ( be« 9I3ctter«), bie fc^jlecftte 
 1i3irteriin(]. 
 
 Intemperature , iniein'pera> 
 tshiire . t. bn? •SJrirn'fitjiilrnifi , lleberm<i0 
 einer ^iiieni"d)(ift , bie lliiprbniiiig. 
 
 InteinpeKf ive, inilmplst'iv, ((nt. 
 intempeslivus) ndj. lUMeitig {?8itte jr.). — • 
 ado. Inte m pest '! vel y , iiii)eirig , }tiv 
 llnjeit. [cte. «. bie ltiijciti<ifeir, llnjeit. 
 
 Intempe.<itivity, iniempdsiiv'- 
 
 Intenable, Inten'abl. adj. f II. t 
 iiiif)iiltbrtr, iiid)t jii iH-rrljeibigen . 
 
 Intend, intend'. (Int. intendo) r. a. 
 
 I. ^ t fpni'ten, belinen , nii^i1rr(fni . nii#« 
 
 bcljnen, nii^rpnniien, nni1ren()fn. 2. i prrflart 
 
 fen, niifeinen bohen 0)rnb fpaiini'n, pergrS* 
 
 fiern, groger flnrfer, biird}friii(icnPer nia(t)fn 
 
 (}. ©. bie ipitje, 'Jpne 20. Bhoww. 3. i a) 
 
 benbfid)tigen , ppr()nben , bejiiv(fen , brvefrti. 
 
 ilcuMinen ober 'IBidene feln, lupdeii, ilrfj iH>r» 
 
 iu'l)nien ; tneinen. b) "■ bie "•Jliifilrfjt Ijnbpii 
 
 (fiber); befprgt fein, ©crge trngen (fiir). c) 
 
 " inerfen (nuf), 91d)r hnben (niif), cs-riuor ('c» 
 
 rri(ffidui(ien; perilehen; fif^ nbgeben (iiiif), 
 
 iind)iic{)en (beiii 25ergiii'i(jfii jc.). d) <to) niif» 
 
 tncrffiim fein (nnfi, fcinc ginfmrrfrainfrit 
 
 rd)enfen (einer ©nc^e). 4. pprmfiictii. per* 
 
 geben. .Shak. 
 
 1. By this the lungs are i n te-nded or rir- 
 
 niitled. Hale. 3. a) For ihey -ed evil 
 
 against thee. Biai.e. b) Having no 
 
 children, she did with singuliir «;nrf> 
 
 and tenderness intend the education- 
 
 of Philip. BacoK. 
 
 it was i n t e n d e d for... tb mat br> 
 llininit (jii), e# bejiuerfre ((?fron6). He did 
 not - It, bie£ n)iw feme ^Ibftctjt ui<i)t. It ic 
 
474 Thi9. f'ir. fall. fnt. Me. mot. Finp. fin. No. mnvp. nor. got. Ci!. cl6nd. Ti'ibe. tuh, full. t7/in. THisi 
 
 JiNT 
 
 so intended by them, bieS f)a6en fie fief) 
 urrneiuniinicii. 
 
 lutentlancy, fnten'danse, (fr. in- 
 tendaiicej 4. Die 5iireiibontrd)nft, bai Dbev-. 
 nufiVlji'rniiir, sic Dbcrrtiifudjt. 
 
 Intendant, inten'dant. (fr. S23.) s- 
 1. &er 9liuTel}er , £)6i'raiirTel}cr, SSenuiiln-r , 
 Snteii&rtiu. 2. [©ii&faroliiiii] bev Dbctbih- 
 fleniieiiler. 
 
 Inteuded, inten'dld, pp. lib. adj. 
 
 1. t niisgeipniuu; Ofrrfiirft. 1. flenieinl, lu"; 
 fl(M'icf)ti(ict, beal'i'ic^tet; a('iu1)i(irf). 3. (for) 
 bcrtmiiut (ill). [ricf)riii1), niit aitfid)!. 
 
 llltendedly, imeu'dedle. adv. flO; 
 
 Inteuder, inten diir. s. Qiner, bev 
 Cfriuns 6fiH'rid)ri!)t. 
 
 lutendiliient , inten 'dement, (fr. 
 entendement) s. '■•• I. btv 95er|lan&, tie 
 fiennfiiig. 2. Die 2Irf)tfanifcit. 3. bie lleber; 
 legiinii. 
 
 Illtendineilt, intend'mlnt, t. 1. 
 bie '2lbrid)t , biU SSi>rl)a&eii. 2. tier iwnljre 
 ©inn (eiiie^ Qie\tt^t& ic). 
 
 Jllttenerate , iiiten'nerate, (D. (at. 
 
 tener) ti. o. f I. ? enueid)eii. 2. f enveid)eti, 
 
 ruljrcii. 
 
 1. Autumn vigoi gives, equal, intene- 
 
 rating, milky grain. Philips. 
 
 IllteiiemtiOU , intlnnlra'shun, 
 «. t fie (5-ni'eid)iiiig. [GriunS jii Ijiilteii. 
 
 llltenible, intln'obl, adj. llllfill)in 
 
 Intense, iiiten.se', (fr. 2*3. u. Int. 
 
 Inlensus) adj. I. ^(^d), (\i\fS S?bd}fte Qt\'\>a\mt, 
 (Ireng, niigeflrengt (©ni&iiim :c.). 2. ['iJSIjyr.] 
 (jrog, fJnrf, biird)DriMgciiD, Ijefrig ($iije, 
 iviilre !C.). 3. ± ftnrt, fnifrig (3lii&briicfe). 4. 
 <iiigcrit gro^, flnrf ob. I^eftii] (©d)nierjen jo. 
 6. (wU nii3illid)er Sliifnierffiiiiifeit) gi-fviiniit. 
 
 Intensely 9 intense'le, adi). 1. llliC 
 flroBcr, crl;6l)rer, uerflarfter itrnfr ob. Witt- 
 famfcit, l^ftig. jlnrf. 2. (jefpniiiit, nufmerf.- 
 fiim; tuit Siiiftreiifliing- Spenser. 
 
 Intenseness, intlnce'nls, «. i. ^ 
 bie ©pniiiumg (eiiier ©nito. 2. ['ipljDf.] bie 
 SIBirffiimfeit, iiiiicre ©tiirfe, .fi^roft, luirfhime 
 Xtrnft, ®r5ge bcr Sraft, (iii^erilc vefrigfeir, 
 Siitenfitiit (beriviilte 20. 3. i a) bieilutlreii! 
 fluiig, ainfpaiuiiuig. b) bic.3iibriiii|l. o) (on) 
 bie niigftlrengte 31iifmerffotiifeit <nuf). 
 
 Intenseness of study, b<\i flreugc 
 ©tub'ireii. — of application , eiii eifcriier 
 gleig. 
 
 Intension, fntln'shun, t. I. I bie 
 ©pnuniing (ciiier ©nite ic). 2. bie SJiifpaii: 
 luiiig, 9ln|lreiigung. 3. bie $cfrigfeit, jii; 
 nd;meiibe ©tnrfe i>b. (Sjcnuilt, 3iinii(;nie.. 
 
 Intensity, intenscie, (fr. iiitensite) 
 t. 1. T bie ©puiiniing (eiiur ©oite). 2. 
 ISl5l)i)r.] bie ipeftigfeit, (SriJMe, iiiiiere ©tiirfc, 
 Siireiifitat (bcr ^iijeu.). 3. bie iJiiilrrii.- 
 fliing, ?Uifpaiiiiiiiig; — of application, cifer> 
 Iter g-leifj. 4. bo.6 Ucbermnfj , bcr l)pd)ilt 
 ©ritb (eiiier ©d)iilb to. Burke. 
 
 Intensive, inten'siv, adj. I. i ge: 
 fjjiuiiir; ©paiiMiiiig , 9liii'bcl)inmg jiiMfieiif. 
 
 2. niigi-rtreiigt, aiigefpaiiiit, il'ivf; nuabiiif. 
 fig ; .fliifjig , iiiiPerbriJTeu. Wotton. 3. per: 
 lirtrfeiib (iSi^nuprt, qjortifcl :c.). 4. mteu: 
 (tp, fniftrrregeiib. 
 
 Inten.sivel}', fiiicn'sivle. adv. mit 
 (jroGiT, rrl)i!M)ier, inrriiirfrer ivrafr pb. vUiirf-. 
 iamfeit, pfritiu-fciib, ber laiurii ^tiirfe ii.ul). 
 
 Intent, intent', (Int. intentns) tidj. 
 a) ernillid) ljefli(7eii, niifmerffam. b) (on, * 
 10) (iu^fd)lieglid) bebrtdit, crpii1)t, fliifmfrE> 
 rant, fctiie Jliifmerffnmfeit rtc^tenb, perfefycii 
 
 (lUlfl. 
 
 Intent, (fr. entente) s. bni SSorfjnbeii ; 
 Bie 'iU'fid)t (ppii ^erfoiien u. ©iid)eii). 
 
 I ask ttierefore , for what intent ye 
 have sent for nie? id) frnge be^ljalb , iprt^ 
 ift bie llrfad)c, bnrutii il)r tjier feib? Bible. 
 To all intents and purposes, in jeber 
 iivii(frid)t Ob. ipiiii1id)C, ganj u. gnr. To the 
 intent (he shoujd dance), a) in ber 2lt>fid).f, 
 iiin (il)ii juni ianjeu jii beiucgeii pb. ju briii; 
 geiD, biimit. b) bermrtgeii. 
 
 Intention, inten'shun, (fr. ilB. u. I. 
 
 intciitio) «. I. + bie©paiiiiiiiig. .Shak. 2. ±bie 
 
 'ilnfpaiuuing, ©piiiuuuig, iliii'trengiing (ber 
 
 cyeiilesfriifte). 3. bie gefpaiiiite itufnierffaiii: 
 
 feit Pb. ibegier, f. No. 2. 4. bni5 23Drl;nbeii, 
 
 bie '21bfid)t; 2Ci(leii6siieiiuing. 3. ber 3ipccf, 
 
 (i'nbiipecf. 
 
 3. In chronical distempers, the principal 
 
 intention is to restore the tone of 
 
 the solid parts. Arbuthnot. 
 
 Intentional, Intln'shunal. (fr. in- 
 teniioiinel) adj. 1. beiU'|lrt)rei , beiibfid)tigt, 
 nbfid)tiid), pprfntilid). 2. in ber Olbfict)t, lueim 
 rtiid) iiid)t ill ber iljnt piu-ljiiiioen. 
 
 InteutionHlly , luten'shunalc. 
 adv. 1. iibfiiljiiid), tiiir gieiu, gcjliiTeiulid), 
 ponm^lid). 2. t i" ber >itbrid)r, iiu iBorlja; 
 beii; they were - writing eic. , |ie l;arteil 
 bell giiteii 2Bi(leii, ju fdireiPcii. 
 
 Intentioned, intcn'$hiind, adj. (in 
 SiiiaiiiiiieiifeyiiHrtcii) gefiiiiir. [iibelgefiinit. 
 
 Well intention e d. giitgefini)t ; i II-—. 
 
 Intentive, luten'tiv, adj. iieljt at- 
 tentive) aufmerfliini; gefliffeii. —adv. In 
 ten'tively, (iiifiiierffiuii , gennii (betrnd); 
 ten K.), mit gcfpannter ^liifnie'-fronifeit. 
 
 lutentivenexs, imen'tivnes, ^ 
 
 litteutneSS, lulenl'ncs, ^ 
 
 bie 0)e|lif7eni)eir, ilufmerfranifeic, ber (Jifer. 
 
 Intently, intent ic, adv. aiifiiierf> 
 fiim, genaii ; cifrig. 
 
 Inter, in'ter, Int. SSoriPort, filr: uiiter, 
 iipiivljeii; iin (5-ngl eiii i^riifi.nim. 
 
 Inter, Inter', (fr. enteirer) B. a. 1. 
 becrMgen; (Pefeiiber.f v. ll;itren> brgrnt'cn, 
 ciiifd)nrreii. 2. in bie 6r&e ri;nn, legcn, einit. 
 gen (JCebeii ico. 1 [ i.i;iiuerj ber3iuirrf)ennft. 
 
 Interact, iii'tciakt, tfr. entr'acte^ *. 
 
 Interuninian, ii)icrain'neaii, (p. 
 Int. aninis) adj. jii'iid)en Sy'iilTeii liegenb. 
 
 Interaniniate , inierau'uenijite, 
 V. a. gegcnreitig nnfeiierii, belePeii. 
 
 Interbasta,tion,interbakia'>.hun, 
 J. t ba6 Jlidiperf. 
 
 Intercalar, inter'kalar, ^ (int. 
 
 InterCHlury, imcrkal aie.Ji inter- 
 calaiiii.s) «dy'. ciiigefd)nlrer, ©d)nlt... - day. 
 bcr ©d)nltrng. [ lercalo) v «. ciiifd)niten. 
 
 IntercHlate, iiuer'kaiate. (inr. in- 
 
 Illtercalution , luterkali'shun, 
 s. bie &iiifd)nliiiiig. 
 
 Intercedes, Jnllisced'., (int. inter 
 cedo; fr. inierceder) ». 11. 1. ^ bnjmifd)en 
 leill, JlPM"d)en (StlUnS iVlli. 2. 1 (between) 
 liegeii, perflieijcn (jipifd)eii». 3. (with) eiiie 
 Ji'inprnaje , giirbitre nnirgeii, ffirrpred)en, 
 fid) penuiiibtii (Oct (jiiii'iii, loj , iucr, (bet 
 
 INT 
 
 ween) ben ajeriitittlcr nini^cn (jiuifrfjen). 4. 
 fur &incn bitten; they were interceded 
 tor, c5 lunr, ipurbe fur fie gcbeten. 
 
 2. He supposes tliat a vast period inter- 
 ceded between that origination and 
 the age in which he lived. Hale. 
 
 Intercedent, intersee'dlnt, 1. ad;. 
 bnjipiuten liegeiib Pb. feienb; prrniitteliib; 
 filrbiitcnb. 2. s. bai 23ennirteliibe. 
 
 Interceder, interseedur, *. bet 
 ajermimer, 5iirrpred)er. 
 
 Intercept, Jnlersept', (fr. intercep. 
 
 ter. Inr. iniercipjo) v. a. I. niiffnngen (^e* 
 
 niniifren); nuffnngeii, unterrd)ingen(-Bricfe:c.). 
 
 2. [^1)1)1'.] anffiing»'» fbie eid)C|lrnl;len). 3. 
 
 niiflinlren, im Kniift. -slnnge Ijinbern. 4. iiiu 
 
 rerbred)en. 5. penpcrren ( ben ^liJeg 2c. ). 6. 
 
 bie SSerbinbung mit eineni Orre nufl;ebeii, 
 
 initerbred)cn, nbfd)iieibeii. 7. (between) (ue^« 
 
 men, einfd)liej5eio begrcifen. 
 
 6. While storms vindictive intercept 
 
 the shore. Pope. 7. Right ascension 
 
 is an arch of the equator, reckoning 
 
 towards tiie east, intercepted be* 
 
 tween the beginning ofAries, and tlie 
 
 point of the equator which rises at 
 
 the same time with the sun or star ia 
 
 a right sphere. Bailev* 
 
 To intercept the trade of a conipany, 
 beta ipnntel eiiier iJpnipngnie Cfintrng, 91b« 
 bruc^ iljun, inbem ninn einen i.l;eii iljre^ &et 
 l"d)aff^ nil fid) jie!;t pb. reiijt. To -the sky, 
 ben i>itnniel periperren, perbuiifeln. 
 
 Intercepter, imeisep'tur, *. ©ii 
 ner, ber einem '21nbern im 2Bege |le()t. 
 
 Interception, imeisep'shun, (fr. 
 -]B.) i- 1- [^$l)i)i".J bxU aiiiffniigen , bie 9(iif» 
 fniigung (ber 2id)r|trii(;leii). 2. bie Unterbre* 
 djiuig; ipemniiuig; 5pinberung ini Saiife, 
 '21ufl)aining; ba6 ■i!U'i'd)neiben. 
 
 Intercession, inteislsh'un, (fr. 
 W. p. int. intercessio) *. bie jjiii'bitte, giir» 
 rprnd)e, SScrmitteluiig, SSeriuriibiing. 
 
 To make intercession to . . for . . , 
 giirbitte eiiile()cn bet . . fur . . . 
 
 Intercessor, iiitef.ses'sur, a. <aj.) 
 s. I. ber Jt'irbitiet, giinpredjer, aSerinirtier. 
 2. bcr Sifd)pf, ber iPiil;reiib ber ©riebinung 
 eiiies ©t^e^ ba& 33i^tl)iim penunitet, bie ciu 
 3Md)foU]er eriinniu i|l. Encvc. 
 
 Intercessory, interses'suie, adj. 
 cine iyiirbirte entljnlrenb, fiirfpredjeiib , per» 
 iiiitteliib. [fnmmcnfetten, perfetieii. Shak. 
 
 lutercliuin, intei't.sliane', v. a. jii< 
 
 Intercliaug-e, intcrtshanje', V. a. 
 1. gegciifeitig nii6tnui'd)eii, ptrtnufdjeii, iBCd)« 
 felii , niieiped)reln. 2. ± iped)felii (ivPiiipli> 
 nienre) ; fid) gegeiifeitig (Grmno) iiiiftl)eile;i. 
 
 Intercliangre, v. n. (unf eninnbe; 
 fpigni) nl'iped)fBin. Sibkey. 
 
 Intercliang'^) lu'teitshanjc, j. i. 
 OpniUel] a) ber cnufd), ^luctniifd). b) bee 
 inii|"d)l)nnbrl, SBerfcljr. 2. iber2i3td)iVl, 3lu*. 
 tnafd) (p. 'Jlrtigfeiten 20. 3. bie ^Uiuec;)^* 
 mug, ber 5Ued)reI. 
 1. a) Tlie i n t ere li an ge of commoditiet 
 between New York and Liverpool. 
 
 3. Sweet interchange 
 01 hill and valley, rivers, woods aad 
 
 plains. MiLToai. 
 
 Interchange of kind offices, |}e()(n« 
 feitige (ijiialligfciteii 
 
F.W. far, fall. fat. Me. met. Fine, f m. N6, move. n6r, s;of. 6'i\, ciodd. Ti'ibe. tub, fnll. t/<Fii, THis. 475 
 
 irsT 
 
 Interclianj^^eable, Intertshin' 
 
 Jakl. a'ij. 1. geiiciu'eicit) , ive(i)reireiti(j i <iu6 
 trtinilfbiu , oeflfiiieitig gfflebeu ii. gfiiiMitmtn 
 wirCrii fiMindiD. Bacoji. 2. fliJiuctDitlnD. 
 
 liiterclituig-eHbleneM* , in- 
 teaxliairjabliies. t. 1. Me >!luftiiiird)bArfeit 
 2 ^te i)3ei1)iVliVituifeit, Dii5 'JlOivi-AiViiiDe. 
 
 liitercluui^enbly, lnieruliaa - 
 jaLiic. iidv. negciiiVitiii, wecl)ri!ireitifl. 
 
 liitercUani^^eiiieiit, iiitei-t»haii- 
 Jeiiieui. *. t ^t•r i.mrd), ii5i'rt)iVl, 'lUi^raiud). 
 
 llltercident, Inteisi d«ni, adj. Da. 
 |ii>i'd)fiirn(lciit' I'Dcr fiMiiiiieiifi. Bovle. 
 
 Intercipient, imerMpeeut. am.) 
 adj. iiiiftilllfltllCi, fluflJiUKUfi. - *. Crti $111: 
 prrmifliinittfl, ipiiiDrrni^. 
 
 lutercisiou, intlrsizh'un, (tat.) t. 
 + bie Uiuirl'nd)iini]. Buowk. 
 
 lutercludef inrlrklude', (lat. in- 
 tercUido) e. a. I. iierfpfrrtMi, I'lrrlrgeii iciiieii 
 aijeiv. '2. ii!iterl)rcd)fn, Ijemmeii, niiA)\\t\. 
 beii. MiTFoiiD. 3. '■ erilicfeii (Bie (totiiiime). 
 
 IntercluDiOUT iiiierkluxliiin , 4. 
 bit iSmperrinifl, .'pmeiTiiiui. Uiuerbredjiiiin 
 
 liitercuimnuiAtiuUf imcikA 
 luiiinei'«1iuii, (v>. Int. coluiiina) i. [^rc^lt-j 
 bi« eaiili-niueiff. 
 
 Illtt*rCOUie, inlerkuni', r. n. xni 
 Wiirtl trftfii, fill) III iai 'Kurd leflcn. 
 
 luterCOIIIIllOU -, iiilerkomniuii. 
 *.n. l.iiir>iiiiiiieii ciTm (an bcnirclt>eiriird)e>; 
 (rtiirf) ±) Jiljrcii. Bacon. 2. t.ie SSicl) fliii 
 tiiier (yniieiiitrift luciteii; < wiili) tine ®c. 
 iiicMirrift .ifmciinV1)oftiii1) briiiiijeii <mit). 
 
 IllterCUBIIIllUlliilffi inteiknni' 
 nu'iiiiiig. (. 1. bie Xi|'(t;()(iiiriiir(t}nf[. 2. bit 
 ©fiiii'iiitriir. 
 
 latercuiniiiunicate « 'ntlr- 
 koiiiiuu'iiekiite, v. n. 0)(iiiriii|'ii)iifC iiiit fiit> 
 aiiDrr tfabcn. - v. a. cinoiiDer luirthriirti. 
 
 ■ nt<*rcoiniiiuuicutioii, inter- 
 koitiinuiieki'sliuii, <■ Cie iucd}|'(l|Vitig( '0}?it> 
 tl)eiliiiiii. 
 
 Intercoiiiinuiilon, itiierkom 
 
 Diii'Deun. t. Mf (ii'r{t)rritViti(ie) (4)i'iiieiiir(t)iitr. 
 
 ljtt«;rCUailtllllIlity,inierkoiniiiu'- 
 
 neie. *. Mr firi^ciuVitii^e '0}ti((ljciliiiio , &<■■ 
 
 juciiir(t).ift; 9?cli<iii'ii#ireil)fif. Paley. 
 
 lutercuKtal, interkos'tal, (fr. ^. 
 B. lilt. ) ailj. I (iiiiot. ] jtvifdjcn ben 9ii)>peii 
 liciKiib, 3iuird)rnrippfM . . . ('jpiiKnber ic). 
 
 Intercostal, «. [>}lnat. J btr iivi> 
 fd)i'ii Bcii 9{ipprii liriiriibr Il)ril. 
 
 ■aterC«>tirM«, 'n'lerkorse, (Int. in- 
 
 tcrciirsus) t. 1. (tr SJcrfc^r, bit 9Ji'rbiiiMiii(i 
 
 I. brr (|(t)iuoiafiit>c)'Hti«tiiu|(l), S!Ced)|di - of 
 
 »igii», bie St'rfKin'priidjf. 
 
 2. This .fweet in tercours e 
 
 Of looks and aniiles. Mii.ton. 
 
 To have intercourse, an — willi, veX' 
 tttjttW (Illit (5-lllflll). 
 
 llltercur, imerkur', ((at. Inlercnr- 
 ro) r. n. biijii'ird)i'ii fiMiinirii. ^ Siiti.xo.ii. 
 
 lllt«rcurl, iniarkurl', r. a. fun|l> 
 ltd) fraiirnii (fniiiiV jpaaro. 
 
 Ijitercurreiice, interkur'rciine. 
 a. \. i tai Drtiii>ii'dKiii«ii|tii, brr Diird)Iaiii 
 (ttiirt S'liiViiifriD. BovLB. 2; t bi« Snjmi" 
 fd)iiifiiiitt ; ter SBiTttifl. 
 
 Intercurrent, 'nlerkur'rent. (fr. 
 S33.I tilj. I. I ba}ivii"d)iiiiiiiiiViib, biird)iiiu> 
 f<eub. 2. t a; bniivn\V'>:fi'i"»»^"I'r t)ii!iUfiMn> 
 
 liST 
 
 inenb. b) [OTeb.] unalrirfjc^ulf). c) [^TOrb.] 
 Itftiil iiiigeiuoMUirf) (^irlnr). 
 
 IntercutaneuitM , luterkutA'ne 
 
 us. (fr. iutei'CulHue, p. litt. ciiiis; adj. [X)!- 
 
 e«if.] (ivn'djrii :^i\ut iinD Jiciul) ili-cftiiD. 
 
 Interdeai, imerdcle'. «. bcr.'^errrl;r. 
 
 Interdict, lutei diki'. a>U. imei dicu> 
 
 V. a. 1. iiiiccri'iigeii, iH-rt>it-[i'ii. 2. [Kirdjcng.j 
 
 nut ber totrafi; bee 0''"r^'f'* beli'ijeii, iti ben 
 
 rieiiicni £ird)eiibiiiiii (t;iiii- 
 
 1. An act of congress interdicted tlie 
 
 •ailing of vessels from our ports. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Interdict, mterdlkt, (fc. iuierdu; 
 4. 1. tii\6 -.Seruot, bie Uiuerf.itjtiug. 2. [roni. 
 rati). Stird)eJ bn? Oxictoi'r. 
 
 To luy (a kingdom) under an inter- 
 diet, imr beui Ontt^tbiftc, rieiiirnt ^iird^eiu 
 biiiiiie I'CieiKH. 
 
 Interdiction, futerdik'shuii, (lat. 
 inteidictioi «. 1. bic UiKeriaijiiiig, baf ^a- 
 Ui)t, bcr Uiirerriigiiiiijcbcfil;!. 2. Oer jyliid). 
 
 Interdiction of liade. ba;} >pi1ilDcl6> 
 I'crbpf. Iterr.iiii'iiB, peri'ictcuf. 
 
 lnterdictive,>>ii<-->dik'tiv. (!((/. nii: 
 
 lnter«lictory , imeiuik tuie. adj. 
 lliitcnaguiiijei..., SBirbrt... lidjrcibeii zc*. 
 
 Interequinoctiai, iuteiikwe- 
 nok slial. ailj. iivird)i'ii bcr '(jruliliiit)'-- > udO 
 5?ert'rt:3iad)fiiieid)c eiiuritriib rb. fiMiiiiic:it>. 
 
 IntereHti, lu-tiiei., «. « bae Z^iur- 
 
 cffe, brr Oilll^cll, 2)oril)cil, t)x\i 23f|lc, f. In- 
 terest, [v. a. * iiiiereiTirfii, baljniiijiii. 
 IntereSM, imeiex , (fr. imeresser^ 
 To be interessed in, Il;cil lict;tlK°liiaM>. 
 Interest, in'ieiest. V. a. 1. a) Qi-- 
 urn aiijuijeii, iiittniTireii ; (iiiiem i^ciuiniinii' 
 f ititloSeii ; aiif bn6 Q>it\\u\f\) ii'irfeii, bie 9iiii> 
 (jier, bie »2liifiiierfiaiiirtit nge maitni. l>j to 
 be interested in, <Uiitl;ril iu-t)iiieii (ail). 
 
 2. (in; G-iiicm eiiifii 4iiul)eii (jibiu loiw. 3. 
 l:^aiibelj a) (in) ©ineii brrljiiiifli'ii (bei,', in- 
 tereiTireii (tit ciiiem (J>t|d)afie>. b; (aiid) n 
 to be interested (in> , bt'fl)rilitic ftiii ibri 
 riiier Snd)e). 4. 1 &iiien fur (S"iipa6 ijeipiiw 
 lien. 5. To - one's self in, a> Opanbelj 
 il)eil Ijnbiii , iicljmen tnn>, ciiien ■iliitl;iii 
 neljmcn (an;, fid) inrrrriTin-n (in;, iiuiieii'irr, 
 betl)tili(jt fein (bit), b; i fid) tntcriiTireii ifur;, 
 •.Uiitljril nri)meu (an;, ftd; Q-iums anijciigcn 
 fein laffen. c; (for;3ruiaiib6'^arici crarcifm. 
 
 1. a; A narration of siilfering interests 
 us in favor of the suHerer. b; We aie 
 interested in lUe story or in the 
 fate ot the suflerer. 2. Christ by lii» 
 aionenieiit, lias interested believers 
 ill the blessings of the covenant oi 
 grace. 3. We arc not all interested 
 in tlie public liuiils, but we are nil in- 
 terested iu the happiness of a free 
 government. 
 We are interested, a) (to know the 
 result of an enterprise etc.; c5 iiitrrciTirt 
 tins, JU JC. b; in an allair, bic (2>ad)c grht 
 nn« an, beinffi un^. b; by a siory, fir (sji'= 
 id)id)re inrrrnfirt uni, iuljr u\\6 an. To - 
 one ill our iavor, (i'liUMI fur llllf tJi'lVinili'U. 
 Interest, (fr. ime'rcn t. I. ta6 ^n-. 
 trreiTf, Sbrfir, bcr i)iiii>rii, SBiTtljcil. 2- brr 
 &iiifliib" < bci (Jiiicin, rtiif (itiuaS), bas •Hn-. 
 fcl)rn, bcr fircbit, bie (iJnualr; on re i5•rrllll^e. 
 
 3. [.^aiibclj (iu; bi'c Jlnn;eil, Il;cil (.aii;. 1.^ 
 
 INT 
 
 i bcr SInttjetl, bie Kjeilnafjine. 5. ber P-t* 
 (jniiuuj, t>a6 OnrereiJe. 6. bie O'lrereiTen, 
 ^er Sins, bie Stnieii, 7. 1 bie 3iiil"en, bet 
 2i3iid)er, Oieiuinn. 
 1. Divisions hinder ihe coinuioii inter- 
 est and pulilic good. 'J'e.mple. 2. He 
 knew his — sufticient to pro~ure the 
 office. Ramulek. 3. He has an — I n a 
 manufactory of cotton goods, b. A 
 higher rate of - than thai which the 
 law allows, is called usury. 
 7. With all speed. 
 
 You shall have your dusiies with in 
 terest. Shak. 
 
 To have an interest in, bctheiliijt leiii 
 (bci;. To take an - iu , fid) (Jtroa* flnne> 
 legen fein laiyen. To make an -, fi(() riii 
 ■2lniVl)en grben, fid) G-iiijliuJ i'erri1).iffen. To 
 be in any one's -, ailf Oi'H'aiifo ©cite fein 
 To obtain any ones -, (J-|iieii flir fid) ge« 
 lUllliieil. To get an — with any one. (J'inen 
 geauiinen. There is great - iiiaile for. ilinu 
 bcivirbi lid) ilarf tuni; ; man uitrrcffirt fid} 
 ihirf (.fur;. To put oi lend out at -, ailf 
 Sinfeii utrleil)rn, au$rf)nn, icgen. To take 
 upon -. ailf 3nifeii ni:l;iiieii ((i>clD). - upou 
 -, coniponnd -, 3i'i4 (in* 3in*, Sinfe aii5, 
 auf, uon 3infen, 3<ni'e^: Stnu'ii. bimple — « 
 bie 3ini"eu aii^ beni itapnate, iiapiraiiinren, 
 - in a vessel, ( vSeci)aiiC. J bie '3}iitrl;rberei, 
 Dcr 6Aiff«anrl)eiI. T« pay -, 3infcu jnl>» 
 ten, lurjinfen. 
 
 Interest-account, bie 3*<*reM:, .Qn> 
 ferefFcnred)nnng. --table, bie 3iii«rabelle. 
 Interested, luteresied, adj. in< 
 terci'firr, liiiciiiinijig. 
 
 Interesting, 'ntlrcs'iing. MJ. nn< 
 )irt;ciib, rni^reiib, iiuercfiaiit, ciiiiul^inenbi 
 ivid)cig. 
 
 luterf ection , imcrfek'shun, (o. 
 Int. interficio> ». « Dcr iobtid)lag. Inter* 
 fee' tor, ». ber -JJiiirfter, li^fti'djlagcr. 
 
 Interfere, imerleie'. (inter n. fero 
 i)b. fcrio; r. n. 1. (in, with) firt) abgeben, 
 befajTen (init), lljcil neljincn laii;, (ict) int» 
 fd)cn (i"i;. 2. a; einanber iwibirilreiteii , Hd* 
 iuiberiVred)cn , einanber jiiroibcr, enigegeii 
 vt). eiitgcgi'iigcfci^t fein. b) (with; «; (Jiiu 
 trag tl;nn (ciiicr Sad)e;. fi) (^inein iw'i &ti 
 hiige fi'innieii, in ben .Kaiif fallen. 3. i<er< 
 niitteln, inrcrvenireii. 4. nut iin Spiele fein. 
 6. [SiPBar^neif. ] in bie Gifen l)ai>eii, fic^ 
 ilrcifen (u- 'ijjferben;. 
 
 1. It is prudence not toaintsrfere iu 
 party disputes, but frani i .icessity. 
 
 2. a; The claims of two nations may in- 
 terfere. 
 
 Interference, imlrfe'rense, (ft. 
 2U.; *. 1. bie (|-iiimii'rt)iiiig, bcr (finiprud), 
 tie SScrniitfliiiifl, Dajiuii"d)ciiriiiift, Oi't«« 
 I'ciition. 2. bnf 2Gibfr|lrciten, ber -2yibcr« 
 fprnd) (bcr Oiuercffcu). 3. [-ilfoBarincif.J Ca« 
 \HiieinflnDcrfd)lagcn bcr iJiiGC ini Caiifcn. 4. 
 H5i)i)r.l bie OnriTfcriMi} (.iei ?!d)rc^;. 
 
 liLferfering^, imeiic'riug, «. bet 
 2Cl^er(l^l■l^ (brr Ci"fivc)7rii to. 
 
 Interflneiit, iniertliicnt.^ (lat. lit- 
 
 Interilu'tll.tj, iiUcrlluus,^ lerllu- 
 eiiM adj. faiiuiiilu'll flifBi'llb. 
 
 Interf'oiiaceoiis , fmarfol^a'- 
 
 shu'i. (i>. lar. folium; adj. l^et.J jlBlfc^fU* 
 bliUterio. 
 
476 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine. fin. M, move, n6r, got, oil, cloiul. Tube, tub, fiill. t/nn, THi». 
 
 INT 
 
 Interfulgrent, intlrful'jent, (o. 
 trtt. fulgeo) iidj. fnjii'ifc^cn leiid)ren&. 
 
 Illferflisetl, interfilzd', (Int. inter- 
 fu^us) adj. tajaMi'du'ii gi'goffeu i)b. nerbrcitet. 
 
 Interj^apins:, Interga'piiig, *. 
 [fflminm.] i?fr ipuitii^. [tories. Shak. 
 
 ln<c*rsfatories, fur Interroga- 
 
 Interiin, in'teiim, (int. SB.) s. 1. 
 bie 3mird)eii,icit. 2. [Bfutfdje ®cid}. ii. Siiv: 
 djen;].] biiS OntcriiH. 
 
 Ill the interim, ad -, lintcrbeiTen , ill: 
 bf(Ten, I'ordiiifig. Bills in the -, [ipanbcl] 
 SiUfrinierrtieiite, 3"f"i'"*i"fft)ff'- The - 
 having wciglit it. mciiii luir ei ill Ht 3iDi' 
 fdiriijcif eniuijicn habeii. Shak. 
 
 Interior, intereur, (fnt. <S5.) adj. 
 
 1. imiere, imueiibig. 2. 6iniieiilniibifd), iiu 
 O'liiefn be5 CrtiibeS. — country, tai 3"^ 
 ajiiiiiciilniib. [ciiieS gniibi'S). 
 
 Interior, «. tni ^nntve (eiiier ©iid)c, 
 
 InterjitCenCy, inteija'sense. (u. 
 
 fflt. inieijaceo) ». 1. iai 2)ajiuircf)enlicjjtn. 
 
 2. t ber bii,ii«ird)cn(it'gfnbe Oiegenilnnb. 
 Interjacent, interja'slnt, adj. 
 
 bnjiviril)''i>licflen.D. To be -, bdjmirdjeii lie> 
 fleii Pb. firf) I'ffiinbcn. 
 
 Interject, inflrjikt', (iat. inter- 
 jicio) V. a. I. biijii)irrt)eii('ie(len. 2. eiiifdjiej 
 6cii, ciiirricteii; cinfTicgeii IniTiMi (2Bortej. 
 
 Interject, v. n. bnjmirc^eiifpmiiicii. 
 
 Interjected, intlrjeli'ied, adj. t>a: 
 3niifi1)i'n!ie(]enb, bniiviicpeiifLMiinicnb. 
 
 Interjection, iiiierjek'.shuii, s. 
 1. bn6 Diijiuifcl)eii|lc(len ; bict)njii)ir(f)eii?utift; 
 bnS C-iii(c'geii. 2. [Ojramm.] bie^'ifcWeftion, 
 iai (finpniibiiiins^miTt, bcr ©mpfinbiiiig^lniit. 
 
 Inter jectiona.1, intejjeli'sliunal. 
 adj. b(i,jiuiid)eii gerd)obeii, ciiigerd)o6cii C^e: 
 nicrfuiKj !c.). 
 
 Inter join, interjofn', V. a. + titit 
 tiunnbcr I'cibiubeit, I'ereiiiigfii. Shak. 
 
 Interkno»vIedjfe , intli nol'- 
 ledje. s. t bit gcgeiifiirifle 93efnllnt|■(f)<^ft. 
 
 Interlace, intcila.se', (fr. entre- 
 lacer) v. a. ± biirdjivebi'ii, biird)fli'(^)ten ; eiiu 
 pfd)tfii. 
 
 Interlap.se, inteilapse', (n. lapse) 
 t. (of time) bic Bu'iH'fei'n.icit. ber SBertniif. 
 
 Interlard, imeilard', (fr. entrelar- 
 der) V. a. 1. f biird)rpirfeii , fpicfcii. 2. ± 
 biirdji'virffii, iiiitrrtueiigen (iiiit &rtunfi). 
 
 Interlear, in'ieilefe, «. bni X5iird)> 
 fd)!i'|jt'liut (ill 33iid)t'ni). 
 
 Interleave, intlrlcve', v. a. bind)- 
 fd)ii'|jeii (em i^iid) iiiir ^JSiipter). 
 
 Interline, interline', (fr. interlig- 
 Iter) I), a. I. ( lopogr. ] biird)fd)if0eii. 2. 
 }iyifd)eii bic St'ilcii I)tnciiird)n'i6cii Pb. fnrri; 
 fliri'ii. Swift. 3. in ob. iiiit n6iiied)reliibcii 
 prileii ("djreiOeii. Locke. 4. 1 biirdji'djueibeii, 
 biird)fiird,H'ii (bie Srirnc). 
 
 Interline, in'tcritne,*. l.bfrStiiiim 
 jtt'ii"d)ii> jiuei Seiieii. 2. [Ii)ppgr.] biet»iirrf)= 
 fd)ifb'Iiiiie. 
 
 Interlinear, interlf^'n^ar, } 
 
 Interlineary, inieiilii'r.4ar£, ^ 
 (fr. inlcrliiie'aire . i>. lilt, linea) ndj. jiv)i= 
 fd)eii3cilig, iH)ird)cii bcii Sfiltii flffdjricbcii, 
 (jfffijr, ilr()ctib, 0''ff'i"^<i' ••• 
 
 Interlineary, «. imi jiuiffftcitjei.- 
 liflp Q3iid), 3iiifriiiiro.rl'iid). 
 
 Incerlineatiou, interliuca'Khun, 
 
 INT 
 
 *. 1. bni 3iuir(^etirrf)rei6en, bie 5"ffV(incn: 
 tioii. 2. ia-i iiuifd)Cii jii'ei Sc'len ^iiieiiige! 
 fdiricfieiie, 3nMrd)eiigcrd)riL'beiic. 
 
 Interlined, fnterlind', pari. adj. 
 I. jiuifiljeii Si'ileii gcritrict'eii. 2. cine I'bcr 
 nicl)rc iiuird)cii nnbcre I)iiicingci"(f)rie6eiie 3ei= 
 leu eMtl)iilrciib, jn'ird)enjeilig. 
 
 Interlining-, interlining, s. bie 
 3n'ird)enrd)rcil>iiiig, 3>irerlii'f'itioi'. 
 
 Interlink, iiiteriingk.'. ». a. i\u 
 rnmmciifiiiiirti, init einnnber I'crbinben. 
 
 IlBterlocation,interlnka'.slinn.«. 
 bni DiijiuihteMrtcfleii, bie Siija>ird)cni'ii'lliuig. 
 
 Interlocution , interloku'shiin. 
 ((nt. Intel locii/.io) *. I. bie Itiucrrcbiinfi. 2. 
 [9fcri)rfryr.J bn^ 3iwifrf)eniirK)eil, 93eiiirtl)cil, 
 ^fcl'eiuivtheil, ber porliiiinge SScfdjeib, Qwi-- 
 f(f)cn6erd)cib, i><f} Jiitcrlofnt. 
 
 Interlocutor, intlrlok'kuiur, (fr. 
 interlocutfiir) s. 1. ber 3iwif(f)enrebner, bie 
 ri'beiibe ober rcbenb eiiigcfiiijrte iperfon. 2. 
 [Scots law] bcrSiutl'rfjenrpriic^, bnS aSciar: 
 tl;eil. 
 
 Interlocutory, intlrlok'kuture, 
 (fr interlociitoire) adj. I. ()efprnd)nm5ig, 
 nui* Diiilog I'cileljcnb. 2. [Wetfjrffpr.] iiiter= 
 loflltorifd); —judgment, sentence, decree. 
 bai' ^iiterlofut. [(Scfpriirfti'fortn. 
 
 InterlocAitory diiscour.se.s, 9(eben ill 
 
 Interlope, i-itcrlope', (l;prj. loopen) 
 p. n. I. (belli ^paiibcl Jc. eiiieS 91iibern) G-iii; 
 trag t(;i:ii. 2. uerboteiieii ipiiiihel treiben ; 
 interloping trade, bie ©c^miiggclei, ber 
 ©d)leid)l)iiiibcl. 
 
 Interloper, interlo'pur, J. I. (S-i; 
 ner, ber fid) in ein fflcfdjaft mirft ober eiii: 
 brnngt, ber fic^ init G'-tmn^ nbgi&t, luoju er 
 fein 9Jcd)t l^nt, ber beni 5piiiibel eineS 3Iii: 
 bein (S-intrng tl)ut, e-iiien iinrcdjtmnOiger 
 aBeife (iii5jiiiled)en fiidjt. 2. a) (S-jner, ber 
 oert'otciicn jpnnbel trei6t , ©djniiigc^lcr, 
 ©d)leid)f)mibicr. b) bni ®d)miigglerrd)iff. c) 
 ber ^iufdnuiflcr, S3ol;iil)iife. [tl;im (in). 
 
 To lie an interloper upon, Giligriffe 
 
 Interlucate, inieiiil kate , ..lar. 
 interluco) v. u. nMflid)ren ('ZCiilber). 
 
 Icaterlucation, intertuka'shun. 
 *. bn;- •Jliifiidjfcii. 
 
 Interlucent, inicrlu'sent, (Int. 
 inteihicciis) adj. biijn)iid)en fd)eiiu-iib. 
 
 Interlude, in'teriilde, (u. int. lu 
 dnsi t. bdt 3iiufd)iMifpir(, Ontermejjo. 
 
 Iiiterluder, in'ieiiudiir, «. ber 
 ■i)3iiiiVii'lfr in fiiiiin.Oiirernifjjo. B..Jonson. 
 
 Illterluency, Interlu'ense, (Int. 
 inteiliio) *. t bn6 D>ijiiiird)cnflicf;cn. 
 
 Interluiiar, interlu'nar. ) (V. i. 
 
 Interlunary, interlu'nare.^Iunni 
 (ulj. (bie 3cir> jn)ird)cn SBoflj u. STeumiMib 
 (berrrfft'itb). 
 
 Iliterluitiuni, intcrlii'neuni, s. 
 [?li1i-iMi.] bie 3cir ber Uiii'idjrOnrfeit bc^ 
 •OJioiibc^. [s. bie 'Ji5cd)|Vil)cirarl). 
 
 Illterinarriam-e, interniar'ridje. 
 
 Illterniarry , intemiar're. D. n. 
 imti-r eiimncier l)cirnri)cii , 2Ucd)rcII)cirntl}cii 
 fd)lie6en. 
 
 InteriBiean, in'icrmene, t. t ber 
 3uiird)fimfr; bic 3ii'ii'd)cn()n!ibliiiig. 
 
 IllterillCration , internicA'shun. 
 (p inr, nico) J. "I" ^n^ Dnjaiird)rMflirgf!i. 
 
 Intermeddle, internied'd!, v. n. 
 
 INT 
 
 a) (in) fic^ nii(>eri:fcn mengen (in ©frortfi). 
 
 b) (with) ben nnbcriifcncn iSermittler mat 
 d)en (in) , fid) in ^emnnbS 5lngeltgenf)eiteii 
 einnieiigen. 
 
 b) Tlie practice of Spain has been, by 
 
 war and by conditions of treaty, to 
 
 intermeddle with foreign states. 
 
 Bacon. 
 
 intermeddle, i>. a. « i. ein« 
 niird)e!i, einmengeii. 2. ± (with) n&roec^felii 
 (nffcn (tnir). 
 
 Intermeddler , fntermld'dlur, 
 *. ber iiiibcriifeiie 2ScrniittIer, llnterljnnbfcr. 
 
 Intermediacy , fnterme'deaiie, 
 interme'jcase. «. bie S3eriliitHniig. 
 
 By the intermediacy of, pcrniitfef|'l; 
 (eincr ©nd)e). 
 
 Intermedial, intlrme'deal, in- 
 terme'jeal. tidj. bnjn)(rd)en liegcMb , bepnbs 
 lid) Ob. funinieiib, 9}iitrel..., 3tvifd)eM... 
 
 Intermediary, inlenne'dcare, 
 (fr. interme'diaire) *. 1. -f bit Dn}iuif(t)eil» 
 funft. 2. etiun* bniiuifcfjen Siegenbe^. 
 
 Intermediate , intermcdeite, 
 (fr. iiiterniediat) aiij. in ber 9)iirte liegenb, 
 ini •OTittel befinblid), 3il>ifrf>en . . , Witul... 
 ((Jnrbe, (Sjnttnng :c.). 
 
 Intermediate trade, bcr Xrnn(ItO« 
 Spnnbef. —tour, -voyage, bie 3iwi|'d)en« 
 rcife. 
 
 Intermediate, *. [Gfjem.] bni 
 3ivnrd)eiunitrcl, niu'igiieiibe9hifl5ruiigfmittel. 
 
 Intermediate , v. ». bnjmifdjen, 
 bnjii fiiinineii. 
 
 Intermediately, interme'de- 
 ateie. adu. I. biird) X)n)iuifd)eiifiiiift , uer» 
 initreliT. 2: iin 'Dfirtcl (bcfinblicJ)). 
 
 Intermediation, intlrmedlA'- 
 sluui, *. bie t)njiiiird)i'iifiinft. 
 
 Intermedium, intemie'deum. s. 
 l.ber3iuird)ciirnimi. Ash. 2. bie bnjiuifcftcii, 
 bn,iii fonimcnbe ilrnft, bn* bnji«ifd)eii fonu 
 nieiibe ivirfenbe ^5)rirte(. Cowper. 
 
 Intermell, inllrmel', (fr. entre- 
 meler, v. a. -f iintcriiieiigcii, iinterntifd)en. 
 
 Interment, niler'nilnt. (fr. en- 
 i-erretiient) *. bie 23eerbigiiiig , bai SPe» 
 grnbnig. [v. «. f nebeiibri rrmnl)nen. 
 
 Intermention , finefmen'shun, 
 
 IntermeSS, imermes', «. b<\S 3il>l« 
 r(^ciigerid)t. [['Jnlfn.J bn5 Wnnfen. 
 
 Inter metvillg', intermixing, t. 
 
 Inter micatiou, iuternieki'sluin, 
 (I. infermico) s. bd^ .Dnjiuifd)eiit'd)iiunierii. 
 
 Intermig-ration, interniegra'- 
 shuii . (11. int. niigro) *. bie gegenfeitige 
 •Jliii'uiniibcriing. 
 
 Interminable, inilr'nienabl, (tr. 
 ^'Sj.) adj. grcii5Ciili'6, iincriiu'ijlid) , iineiib* 
 lid). - •»• ? ^erUllcrnIei;lid)e((45orr). Milton. 
 
 Interminate, inter'menate, (Int. 
 iMterniiiintns) adj. iinbegrciiir, iiii(icrd)rnnft, 
 enbip?. [v. a. -[• (icbrol)cii, GMiiem bro')eii. 
 
 Interminat«?, (Int. interminor) 
 
 lilt eriai illation, imermeni'shun, 
 *. f bie i)rcf)iiiiii. 
 
 Interming'le, 'ntemimg'gl, t. a. 
 iiiitcrmift1)en. - p. h. udj iintcriiiifd)cii, fid^ 
 i.>critiird)eii , I'frinirdtr fein. 
 
 Intermission, internush'un. (fr. 
 33. u. mr. iiiisriiiissio) *. I. bn6 ^Jliif tV^en, 
 bic Uiitertre(t)iiiifl (ciiier "Itrbeit). 2. bit 
 
Fit*-, f i'lr. f/iM. fnt. >U. met. Fine. fin. N6. move. nor. sol. 6il. cIoikI. Ti'ihe. trifa. (Vill. l//i». I'llis. 
 
 17 
 
 3wifd)enjeit ; ^Saiife, 6cr (?inf)nlt. 3 + bif 
 (Cine 3e>t liing n>al}Ct'iit)e) lliiijebrniid^licbfcit, 
 bo4 •Jlbfoiutiiirii (eiiie* ^orre^ ic.) n)iil)reuD 
 finnr geiuiiTfii Sfir- B. Joxson. 4. ber iJI.'.d): 
 lii§, bie 9?iicf7lai|iiii(), bits <i!ltif resell , ^Uiii-- 
 l)nren (bes gieber* ic; fur eiiie (jeiuiiJe 3<"- 
 5. ^ bie ':)iiil)e. 
 
 To labor without inter misiion, nil: 
 a\\eQe(tf)t , iiiirtiiil;i>rii<i), iiiinl^Kiirtii, uit: 
 iiiircrbn'it)rn fortiirlnireii. Spite of -, oljiie 
 aiif 3"»'l"i1)i'''lfit i"^ 9{"!)f 1" fld?«n. 
 
 InteriiiLssive, luieniiiii'itiv , adj. 
 ltiuerbro(l)tfii. — adv. littermis'aively. 
 ill 'a(?r.ii)fn. 
 
 Interillit, iiitennii' , Hat. inter- 
 miiio) e. a- nntni>ve(t)tu, eiiiiliften. - e. »«. 
 iinifelajTtii (I). 5J't'"n; nii&iV^en, nuf ftiiir 
 )li'ivi|K 3(it ■»»' i)oltt'it, iiireriiiittircii (ivic 
 ber 'l^iitfi; bie <SiQiiiigen ouifefieii (ivie emir 
 0e|Vllirf)iift'. 
 
 lllterinittent, imermit'ient. ndj. 
 aueirtjciib , iiiicl)lii|Tt'iib, obivecti'eliib; iiiirr> 
 iiiitrireiib (^^iilfj; ^uedjiel... (JJuber;; iui6> 
 fe^enb (Cmltr). 
 
 luteriiiittent, ) 
 
 luterinittiuify intcroiit'tiag.^ 
 
 IiiteriiiiKing^ly , intlrmit'ttugle, 
 
 «i/i> 111 3'i''r(l)eiir.iiiiiuii. 
 
 Inierillix, iineniiiki', v. a. (with) 
 UuieriiiuVJ)eii , i'friiii|(t)eii (iiiio. — v. «i. iiii: 
 tiTinir(l)t, ufrinird)r Tem. 
 
 luterillixtliref niieriiiikn'tiiliilre. 
 «. I. bie 0)hid)mig mrmifcfcre OWane^ i. 
 bie ^.imn'ctjiiiiti, ber Siihit;, bie 3ii")'"- 
 
 InteritiuiitnuV) iineniioiriAiie. 
 (u. lilt. """•I'-) adj. iiuiiiljiii 'IViiirii lieiifiib- 
 
 MuterilllllKlMUe, iiiierinuit'daiie. 
 (i>. ln[. luutidui; udj. )ivi|'(t>en ^eltcii be: 
 fiiiMi(i>. 
 
 Illtc^riliurnl, iiiilrmu'ral, (\>. liK. 
 oiuniH; ndj. jivnd^rii rDiaiierii liegeiib. 
 
 lllteriilllKrilllir,iiiieriiiui'kuIar, 
 adj. 1 5liiiU. j jiuii'd^i'ii teii '•MiiUfcIii bn 
 fisiblict). 
 
 Milter III ii<nt ion, iiiieruiuii'ithuii. 
 «. brr iietinnViriiji' •Jliiftiinrd). 
 
 luteriliutliul f iiiiernid'laliljal, 
 adj. ivi(l)iVl|>iti(i , (ifi^eiireitiij. 
 
 Intern, lUleni', (l>u. intemui) adj. 
 ■f inmri' , eiiiljelmiril). 
 
 Internttl, imer'nal, adj. I. illllrrc, 
 iiiiierlict). 1. miiere, ipfrjciU... (9{einl;eif ■• 
 r*i.ET. 3. iiiiirre, abiVliit, luirflid), luohr 
 (^errt;). 4. biiiiieii ob. iiiiierl)iilb ciiiei fain 
 iti, iimere, iiiliiiibn'ci), eiitl;eiiiiir(f); - taxes. 
 9lb<iabeii von beni in rineni (Siiinte bepiib' 
 |)(i)en OJninb n. f6et>tn ic, ((34egentl)eil i>iMi 
 eiternal taxe«), brr Q5lillienit<(l ; - navi- 
 jHiioii. bie 25ii!iieiirrt)iffra()rr. HAaiii.TON. 
 
 luterunlly, 'imer'uali. adv. I. 
 iniieriirt). 'i. i iin 3<*'>(rii, 0''fiia> t*'*" 
 Oeifle nod). 
 
 International, inilrnaiiii'uiiai, 
 (ft. ^.) ndj. jii>ii(l)eii iirndjirbciieii 9iarjc> 
 lien brflrl)i'nb u. ifjreii grgenreiiiaen S3rrri-t)r 
 regelnb , 0><''>^ii<'>(>i'iiii< ■ . • Adam*. 
 
 International law , tai Viltnxtdjt 
 
 Internecine, inienie'xiiie. iiat. 
 InlernrciiiiK) iidj. f morbfriiM). IIi'oimh**. 
 
 Internerion., ImcrMe-siiun, nm.) 
 I t tAi |}i(jiii|Vitiiji: 0)»iTbeii. 
 
 Internection, lutemek'siiuii, «. 
 ■J- bic iiSiTCiiin^iilllj!. 
 
 Ijlteruude, in'leinode. {U\:. iiitei' 
 iioiiiuiiu s. I'but.j ber :(>iiliii jivircpcu )ivei 
 iiiuircii I'D. CSJilentcii. 
 
 JlllterUUllcio, imeiuun »lieo. <l>lt. 
 intei'iiuiiciui.; ». 1. bec lllilcrhaiiCla. 2. 
 Ipiipfil. itiiriej ber 3i«il'i1jeubDir(3jiitiec, 3"^ 
 rerniiiu'1116. 
 
 InteroN-seal, lutaroxiieal, ( 
 
 Mutero!i«euuB, inteios'^eiis. ^ 
 (u. iiu. on; aiij. [-iliiai.J ^iui|\t)eu bcii Mnoi 
 ct^eii btfiiiDiul). 
 
 Interpeal, iiiiei|i»le', iU\t. inter- 
 pclio; V. a. ^- iiiuecbreil)i'n. 
 
 Jlnterpei, imerpel', v. a. iinter 
 bred)fii (iiii :)ilei!eiu ; iliu°eii. 
 
 Interpellation, iniarplili'iiliun, 
 (I. iiiieipeiiatjlb^ «. 1. bie gcrid^tiiiVe, aiiiii 
 li(l)e 'iliiiTccdjeu^iii} , iSoriiibiiiiQ. i. bie llii: 
 trrbre(t)iiii|],^iiMrit}ciu:($|. 3. bie eniilliive 
 ^triueiiDiiiii] oft*»in«', Tavlok. 
 
 Auterpleatl, lnterplede', V. >i. 
 19{rit)i^iVr.j ini[ eiiiem <7tebeiiiini|1.iiibe b>i: 
 jiuil'iDen eiiirDuinieii, et)e bie ^>iupt|'a(t;e eiic> 
 I'd^it'bdl Ijl. 
 
 Interpleader, interpledur, «. 
 ['J(rit)(£iVr.j (;i-iiier, ber iiiic eiiuiii i)ieben> 
 tiiiiriaiibe biiiivM'd)<n einruniiiit. Bill ot -, 
 line 0}{>)i;ri'|)cl , ivvbiird) cm v)tebeniiinilNiib 
 tVilgeiU-Ut ivirb, el)e bie $>Uipi|\uDe eiin'itie: 
 ben Ijl. BiACksTOBE. 
 
 Anterple(l|;:e, lUleipleUJe', v. a. 
 gcijciireKuj va'pi>iiircii. 
 
 Mnterpoint, iiitcrj^>Oiiit', v. a. iu-. 
 terpuiiftireii , buret) iB(t)ttbtiti(t^tn trenneu 
 Ob. uiircrrrtH'ibin. 
 
 Interpolate, iiiier>Aiit«, (du. 
 iiiterpulo; v. u. 1. '^ wirberl^i'li'ii, t'lMi i}ieiieiu 
 beginnen , niit llnrerbre>tuni)ni |urri>i>en. 
 IUle. i. j einiVt>ieben, eiii|(t)iilti-n, ( eiii: 
 jticfeii cWorrer ic). 
 
 Interpolation, iiiicipAiA'ihuu, 
 iit. 'hj.) t. i. I bie G-inri1)itbiiiiij, (riiii'it).ih 
 lull)], C (i'liiftictiiiig (riuee '.linTtre ic.i. 'i. 
 b>ie (riUiiercDiilteic, bie (i-ini'itjiiliuut], ^uftv 
 poiiuioii, t^(t;ri|[ocr(>ti|'(l)uiii]. 3. L^'Ul^ron., 
 •l>i;i)r. , -WiUyein.J bie 3"'trpi>liUioii , C^iiw 
 l\l)iebiiii,i. Ibir tfiDniu'eniurdji-r. 
 
 lllKrrpolator, inter pi'tlimii , 4. 
 
 InterpoliMll, iuierpol likli, v. a. 
 biipviHDeii i)i>u(rn. 
 
 Inierpone, l^terpl^ne', (Int. inter- 
 poiio) V. a. t bajivii'd^en ilellen, I'ei^en ober 
 I'lljifben. 
 
 Interposal, uiterpo'zal, «. I. bic 
 Diiiivii|Vt)fufuii|t. 2. bie 'iJiitiuirfiiiig. 3. bie 
 iUrrmuteUiiifl. Kciner Sii(t>e). 
 
 Bt the interposal of.., vrrniirti'lil 
 
 InterpOMe, inierp6,ce', iliU. inter- 
 
 pono; fr. iiiterpo»cr> v. a. I. -f bniivi|"(l)i'll 
 
 ili-den, leflcn, fetjen. 2. t bnrbieten, nMi<ie< 
 
 ten , mil (t(n>a6 (j. !S. frineiii •iiniVijen) iiis 
 
 OWirtel treten. 3. i uerjlicgeii Mffen (cini!].' 
 
 3eit). 4. t to — one's self, itself, fid) |lel: 
 
 len, rreten (jiviirtjeiii. 
 
 2. The eniperor interposed his aid or 
 
 services to reconcile the coniendiiig 
 
 {parties. WensTEH. 4. iliiiuHU frailly 
 
 will loo ot'leii interpose itself anisiig 
 
 persons of the holiest function. Shift. 
 
 To iaterpos* appeal^ nppcUtretl. 
 
 liNT 
 
 Interpose, ». n. l. fid) i»5 <D?it. 
 lel Ob. biu-ein |"d)iiii]en , iiiS '))iifiel treten, 
 [id) ucriueiiben, ben iScnuiiiier iiimVcn. 2 
 \ini Olibm iintcrl'reil)eiu eiiiiiidfii. 
 
 Interpose, s. f i- Interposal 
 
 Interposer, Imlipo ziir, «. l. bit 
 3a(t)e, ^JJcn'on, bie jiviuteii 9lnbere tritt 
 Ob. fid) ilefu. 2. bie ■OJiittelgperfon, ber SSer> 
 niittler. 
 
 Intcrposit, imlrpoz it, t. ber ^Riti 
 berlaij^urt iiuifdjeii iiuei ipaiibel6|1aDtfii ub. 
 Eiiubcrn. Mitford. 
 
 Interposition , inlerpoiiish'iin, 
 (lilt, interposition t. 1. f ber 3lUl|'d)CII|lailb, 
 bie 3i«ir(t)en|le{lun(j, SiwirdjeuUiije , bn» di. 
 }iuird)ciitreten. 2. i a) bic 2.iiiuirit)eiifun(t. 
 b; bie iBerinitteliiiig. 3. etiuiii Diiiiuiid)eiu 
 fle|lente«, bnd Sibirf^enbing M.ltom. 
 
 1. The interposition of the Baltic sea 
 between Germany and Sweden. 2. a) 
 The — of the magistrate in quieting 
 sedition, b) By the - of a commun 
 friend, the parties have been recon- 
 ciled. Websteb. 
 
 InterpOSUre, 'ntlrp^'zhure, «. 
 ■f \. Interposal. 
 
 Interpret, JniJr'pret, (lat. inter- 
 pretor) v. a. a> auSlcgcn , erfliueii, beuteii. 
 b; erflnren (befunberd von bem, ber ^iipi 
 pemVicle jeiat). Shak. 
 
 Interpretahle , luterpreiabl, 
 adj. erfiiirbnr, nuflfgbor. 
 
 Interpretation,int*rpreiil'shua, 
 (tiu.) s. I. (biiS iiUBlCiien n. ber (jegebiut 
 Sinn) bit >Jlu<Slcoung, Diutuiig, (STfliiruiig. 
 2. bai *3lu«leguiig«!, OTfl(iriiiig«ivernu>iiin. 
 
 Interpretative, intcrpreiaiiv, 
 (fr. inierpietatiO adj. I. bnrd) Crrfiiiruug, 
 •JluSlegiiiiij l;eriiu*! ob. iiirniiiinnigibriiiDt, 
 2. (of) (|-tiu(i6 erfliirenb, erliiiiternb. — «i/» 
 Inter prctatively, (lllfliguiiflriueife. 
 
 Interpreter, imerpieiur, diu. 
 interpres) «. 1. ber (irfliirer, 'JluSleger. 2. 
 ber Dolinftfd)er, Doliiiend). 
 
 InterpunctioU,intei piingk'sliun, 
 (Int.) !»• IWramm.J bie Oiirerpiiiiniiin. 
 
 Interreg-nuni, iineneg'niini, i 
 
 lllterreifpn, inlenane', ^ 
 
 (Int. ii3.) s. bao Onterrcijiium, S'uinttiu 
 reid), bie Sivirdjenreiiieniiitj. 
 
 Interrer, interrur, t. Oilier, ber 
 begr.ibt, einrdjarrt. 
 
 Interrex, in'ilrreks, ((at. ^2S}.) *. 
 ber Jicictjioenuerer, 3i«ird)eiifoiiiii. 
 
 Interrojfate , interrogate, (lat. 
 Interrogo) v. a. frngeii, befrageii , verljijreii 
 (3cugen ic). |gen ilcden. 
 
 luterron^ate, v. n. fninen, 3rn« 
 
 Interr«»^ate , *. i,M 2>rrl;i>r. 
 
 Interrojs;'ati<»n, imerrogashun, 
 (Int ) *. I. bn* (Jrajfii, Scfraaen, iSrr' 
 itorcn. 2. bie SxnQt. 3. - ob. note of -, 
 bi\i (Jr'i<Kl''d)cn. 
 
 Interro);^ ati ve , inierrog'gatJ v, 
 (fr. inierrogaiif) adj. iraiifiib ; eiiie (Jrane 
 beicid)iieiib ; in 'Jorin emer iyrage eiiigeflen 
 bft. — ado. Interrug' a lively, frag» 
 mcife. 
 
 Int(*rro||rative, «. ba« ^rngivort 
 
 Interrogator, imcrrusa'"'') «• 
 ber (euihiei Jimiht. 
 
 Interrogatory, ini«rrog'gatur4. 
 
478 Fate, ffir. fail. fat. ML met. Fine. fin. N6, move. nor. g6t, 61!. rUiul. Ti'ihe. fnh. fiill. f Ain. TIIIv 
 
 INT 
 
 (fif. Interrogatoire) adj. frngenb, eine ^rnge 
 eiitt)a(tenD. 
 
 lnterrog-a*ory, t. l. [S>?erf)tf fpr.] 
 ta& )Siv\pr. 2. Die '5r<iae, i>ai Smgeiliicf. 
 Interrupt, interrupt', (lat. imer- 
 runipo) V. a. I unter&rec^eii (eiiic 9{cDe 
 K.) , ©iiiem ill bie HieH fnden; nbiDeiiDcn, 
 im J-Drtgniige florcn, IjiiiDerii. 2. uiucv; 
 bred)en , trciuien. 
 
 Interrupt, adj. 1. fc^ruff. Z mx-. 
 
 terbn»(t)cti. Milton. 
 
 Interrupted, interrup'ted, adj. 
 
 UMfcr6rod)eii, ninjcbrcdjen. — adv. Inter- 
 
 rup'tedly, luir Uiuertirec^imgeii. 
 
 Interrupter, tuterrup'tur, «. ber 
 lliuerbrert)er , ©ryrer. 
 
 Interruption, internip'sliun, (I. 
 Jnterruptio; *. I. t(\6 lliirerbred)cii , bie 
 Unterbrec^ung. 2. ber niifgcl}o6ciie 3iirani = 
 jiieiif)ang oon itma& 21ii!-geCel)iire!n ; Ber 
 Dnjmircf)en|laiib , bie S'U'rcljeiiliige, i<<ii Da: 
 ji«ifd)culiegeti. 3. bie Dajmirrtjeufuiifr, - oi 
 time, £)ie3i«'l'd)enjeit. 4. &ie Unrerbrecl)niig, 
 ®ti3riing. 5. Die^^aufe. *>■ bi< Uiitevbred)iiii(i, 
 bas ?liifl)iJren ; without -, in G-ineiu forr. 
 7v bii5 5piiibernig; bie iSrf)rviiife. Shak. 
 
 2. Kn isle separated trom the continent 
 by tlie interruption of tlie sea. 
 
 Hale. 
 4. The work of tlie Erie canal lias suf- 
 fered few interruptions from 
 storms and floods. Webster. 
 
 To meet with no interruption in 
 the execution of a work, oljiie Uiiterbre; 
 (ftiiiig an ciiiem SSJerfc fortarbetteii fi^Miueii. 
 In the — of his sorrow etc., |"DLmlb fc'lll 
 fiiimnier ic. eiii meiiig iiiict)licj3. 
 
 Interscnpular, iiiter»kap'pular, 
 (U. Int. scapula) adj. ['Jliiilt.J iH)l|'it}CU ben 
 ©d)iilterii befiiiMirt). 
 
 Interscinrt, inilrsind', (u. lar. 
 •cindo) V. a. nbr(l)iieibcn. 
 
 Interscribe, iiiter.skrii)e', (u. lot. 
 gcribo) I), a. fcajiui|cl)i'ii r(l)reiben. 
 
 Intersecant, interse'kant. ((at. 
 Inteisecans) adj jfrirfjiieibeiib , jert^etlciib ; 
 biird)rd)iicibeiib. 
 
 Intersect, intlrslkt', (tnt. inter- 
 lecoj V. a. biird)i"d)uciDeii. - v. n. fid; biird); 
 fdjneiben. 
 
 Intersection, 'ntlrslk'shun, 0.) 
 #. I. [i-^ei'in.] ber Diird)rd)nitt , Diird)= 
 frf)nitt«pimft. 2. tiM Diird)fct)neibeii. 
 
 Interseiniiiate, interslm'me- 
 nate, (I'.iat. seniino) ». a.f bajwiid)*!! fnen. 
 Intersert, inteislrt', ((at. inter- 
 ne: o) V. a. eiii|"d)altcu, ein|"d)iel'en , eins 
 mird)eii. [bie (S-iiird)a(tiing. 
 
 Illtersertion, iiiterser'.shun, »■ 
 Inter.ttllOCii, intershok', v. n. Jll> 
 fflmmeiijlofjen. — *. ta« Surrtniineiiilogeii, 
 Cer fflegcuiloij. [l'd)id)teii. 
 
 Intersoil, 'ntlrso'l', v. a. aiif< 
 Intersole, Jntlrsole', (fr. entresol) 
 «. ['Jlrdjit.) bcr ©atre|'ii(, ba6 5?aibgc|"d>of}, 
 3ivird)cngcrd)i'g. (3wird)fnrnum. 
 
 Interspace, 'ntlrspase', *. bcr 
 Intersperse, intersperse', (0. laf. 
 ■pargo) V. a. T 11. i init eiiiilreuf u , iiiiter> 
 niciinen- [*• bie ©imlreiiung. 
 
 Interspersion, inter-sp^rshun, 
 ^ Interstellar, inilrstcllar, (u. int. 
 
 INT 
 
 Stella) adj. jmifcf)en ben ©tcrnen &eftnbrid), 
 eineits iei @onneiiri)|Teni5 geiegeii. 
 
 Interstice, in'ierstis. mter'stis, 
 (fr. 2B. u. lat. intcrstitimn) *. I. ber ^m-- 
 rd)enraiini. 2. bie 3mifd)eiijeit. 
 
 InterstiltCtive, Snterst'ngk'tlv, 
 adj. -j- iiiUfrri1)fiDeii& , Uiirerrd)eibiing6. . . 
 
 Interstitial, imerstish'al, adj. 
 jii 3iuirrf)tiirnunien geljorig, S'U'fttsi'raim"! 
 entl)nlreub. 
 
 InterStratified , Jnterstra'lefid, 
 adj. [®eo(.] jiutfd)en niibern ^ijrpern nut"; 
 gi'rd)id)rer. [uiiterreben. 
 
 Intertalk, imlrtlwk', v. ». f fid) 
 
 Intertang-le, iutertanggl. v. a. 
 uerfled)rrn. Beaumont. 
 
 Intertexture, Jnteneks tsiiure, 
 (i>. Int. texo) s. 1. im G'iiiiuebeii. 2. i ti<ii> 
 ©ciucbe. 
 
 Intertie, in'tlriJ. ^ *. [3im. 
 
 Interfluce, interduse, 5 nterUj 
 ber 3iinrd)eiibalfen. 
 
 Intertropical , intlrtropckal, 
 adj. jii)ird)eii beti ^iUi'iiDefrcifeii liegeiib. 
 
 Intertwine, intertwine', V. a. 
 biird)fled)ren , lu-rfli'djien. ^ 
 
 Intert«vist, imlrtwist', r. o. ill 
 eiiianber rrttlingcii , i>errd)liiii)eii. 
 
 Interval, in'ierval, dnt. interval- 
 iuni; tr. iniervalle) «. 1. ber 3n'i|"rf)eiiraum, 
 'iJbilant) (janfAfii jiuei (i)egcnrt.iiibeii). 2. i 
 a) ber 3>^'rd)eMrauiii , bie 3>i>irrf)eni«'f- ^) 
 (bie 3iuird)enjeix jwifdjen jmei iJ>nrori)fnien) 
 bie ^amV; jjnil ; ber^JlugctU'litf. 3. l-J}hir.J 
 ini OiirerimH, ber loiinb|lanb. 4. bie 
 g^iebeniiig. Hutchinson. 
 
 An interval of ease, of peace, of 
 reason ; his lucid intervals, his inter- 
 vals of sense, ein rubiger iliigeiibiict, eiii 
 li(trer 3ii'ird)eiU'niini; leiiie Ijedeu 'iliigeu: 
 blide. By iniervals. UDii 3'''t iu 3ett, 
 ju iurt'd)icbeiu'ii 'OJfaicn. 
 
 Interveined, intervand', adj. :f 
 biird)!d)iiitreii (luie I'lni '2lbcrn). 
 
 Fair champaign with less rivers inter- 
 veined. Milton. 
 
 Intervene, intervene', ((at. inter- 
 venio; fr. iiitervenir) v. n. 1, T baill'ifdifU 
 foiimieii , bniiuifdjeii litgeii (}H)ird)eii \}5i'rfO! 
 lien II. Dingciu. 2. f hiiijiitrcteii, eiiirreten. 
 3. ± a) &aiiuifd)eii fonimeii d'. ber 3''it K.). 
 l>) eiiitreteii , iH'rfnIIeii (U. (5-retgiii|Ten :c.). 
 c) bei|lel)eii, Ijelfen. d) iud Wind treren, 
 bajiuird)entrereii , uerniitteiii, iiireriieiiiren. 
 
 1. The Atlantic 'ntervenes between 
 Europe and America; the Mediterra- 
 nean intervenes between Europe 
 and Africa. 3. d) A third party may 
 intervene and accept a bill of ex- 
 change for another. Webster. 
 
 Intervene, «. t bn5 Sajuni''d)eii< 
 fmutiien. Wotton. 
 
 Intervenient, interve'neent. adj. 
 t bniiuifd)enfoniiiiciib; oprfafltiiD. Bacon. 
 
 Things intervenient, Siwifctfnfaile. 
 
 Intervention, mterven'shun, (fr. 
 ^. V. lat. intcrventio) a. I. f btr 3l«'' 
 fd)enflnnb, bn6 t!ajiwird)enliegeM. 2. 6ie X^n-. 
 iiuifdjenfiiiift. 3. bie SSrrmitrrliing; ipulfe, 
 ber 5)ei)lniib. 4 bn« iu« 'JJiirrei Inteti (jii 
 05iini'len eiiie« 2liibcru), bie riaiiuifdjuiifiiiift. 
 Oiiterueiition 
 
 JNT 
 
 1. Light is not interrupted by the inter- 
 vention of a transparent body. 2, 
 Let us decide our quarrels at home 
 without the intervention of a fo- 
 reign power. Temple. 
 
 Intervention upon honor, [ipailfel] 
 
 ^nterbentiiMifpnuefl. [Dajivifdienfiiiift. 
 
 Intervenue, intervenu. «. f fie 
 
 Intervert, inllrvert', (int. inter- 
 verto) V. a. 1. uerfel^reii, iitnfeljreii, iinin)cr» 
 feu. 2. fa) iimflLifsen (Griuaij). b) uiuerfdjlas 
 gen ((Selbi, jii (Sriuns iliiBernt uerivenben. 
 
 Interviev^, Sn'tervil, (fr. entrevue) 
 ». I. bie 3iM'amiiieiiriiiiff , lliiterrebiiiig. 2. 
 ber SBefiid). 3. - bie ^}ln\id)t. 
 
 Intervolve, intervolv', ((nt. inter- 
 volvo) V. a. Ill eiiiaiibcr luirfelii , eiiimideln. 
 
 Inter»Veave, interweve', praet. 
 interwove; jjp. (interweaved, interwove) 
 interwoven, v. a. 1. f in eiiiauber luebcn, 
 uenueben, iintenuirfen (©eiPen; ii. 33aiimmo(» 
 leiifnben !C.). 2. i a) untcrmirdjen. b)(with) 
 i)criiiifd)en, uernieugen, uenueben (iiiit). 
 
 2. a) A covert of interwoven trees, 
 b) To interweave truth with false- 
 hood. 
 
 Inter^vislt, Intlrwish', r. a. -J- 
 einaiibcr d&. gegcnfeitig aii!uiiiird)en. 
 
 Inter'IVOriiins-, Interwurk'ing, 
 «. tini llittenutrfen. 
 
 Interivreatlied, 'nterre'THed, 
 inteireTHd' , adj. uerfliidjtcn. 
 
 Intestable, intes'iabl , (fr. 'HB. 
 V. Int. intestabjiis) adj. I. uiifnl;ig jU te|li» 
 ren , ein Xeilnmciit jn niad)en. 2. t i"" 
 fiil^ig , nl* 3ciige niifjtirreren. 
 
 Intestacy, fntes'iase. 4. iai ©ten 
 ben ol)iie ein 'JeilnMieiit jii (;iiiterki(Teii, Dec 
 ■OKaiigtl eitier (Jrbfetjiiiig Blackstone. 
 
 Intestate, intes'tite, (fr. iuteslat, 
 U. Int. intestatus) adj. I. ofjiie ein Ie|ta» 
 ineiit l)interlnjTen ju Ijnben. 2. [■0)faiJnd). u. 
 (Joiiiieft. in iJtorbnm.] iHd)t uermad)t, iBor» 
 liber man biirc^ fein SBerniad)titi0 ueri'iigt 
 l)nt. 3. i iiiibciui((t (jJreuDcn). 
 
 Intestate, ». bie ^erfon, bie (lirbt, 
 pfjne ein teilnnient (jintcrlaffeii jit (;abtn. 
 
 Intestinal, inies't^nal, (fr. 1i3.) 
 adj. 1-Jinar.] jU ben ©iiigeiueiben , Dnrmeu 
 gel)i!irig , Dnrnt . . . 
 
 Intestinal tube or canal, bet barilla 
 fnnnl, Snrmgnug, Die Dnrmroljre. 
 
 Intestine, intcs'lin, (fr. intestin; 
 (nt. intestiuus) adj. 1. iniifre, iiii 0!"iei"H 
 bf6 nienrd)lid)eii ob. tl)ierifd)en Si>rper6 be» 
 finblid). 2. (geiuijljnl. i) iniiere, einl)etmifi1), 
 -J- iimcrlid) (gcinbE/ lliirnl;en :c.). 
 
 Inte.stine, *. geiuijijni. pi. (?(nat.I 
 bie &iiigi'iueiDe, ®eDnruie. [nind)eii. 
 
 Intiiirst, int/iiirst', V. a. cmrftig 
 
 Intiirali, int/irawl', (niigelf. tlireal; 
 ir. train ) v. a. J 1. ^ iintcriDrf)i-n, jiim 
 Sflnueii niad)eii. 2.iiiiUfrjiid)cn(Deii(,i)cn1). 
 
 Intliraiiinent, 'ni/tiawl'ment. s. 
 ^ 1. bie itni'd)tid)afr, eflarerei. 2. bie iJiPtl). 
 
 Intiirone, ln(/ir(Si!e', i 
 
 Intiironize,iiii/ii6'nue, J 
 niif bcii ilinMi fifu-n. 
 
 Intiironization,int/irniieza'shun, 
 t. t bie fciorlid)e G'tfjebuug aiif Deu iljroii, 
 ©iinVijiiitg. , 
 
 Intimacy, 'n'tjiuase, «. bie Onnig' 
 
Fate. ff.p. f?.M. fnt. ^U. niPt. Fine. fin. NA, movp, n6r, a;ot. <^i!. Gl6ud. Ti^be, Inb, fnll. i/nn. Tflis. 479 
 
 INT 
 
 frit, innlge S8ertrnuIirf)Wt, $erjrid)feit, bcr 
 ptrtraiite tlmiiflitt]. 
 
 i wai one of liis intimacy, id) war 
 ©iiift fptiier SBtrtriiiiren , flcfjorte nu(^ jii 
 feineii 95errrniiteii. 
 
 MntiiiiMtef in'teiii&te, (lat. intitniis) 
 
 udj. 1. iiuifre (?lntrieb u. ). MiLxoa. 2. 
 
 tin()crf. 3. uertraut, tiinig. 4. ± (to) iiitiig 
 
 uenuebt (niit). 
 
 2. He was honored with an intimate 
 
 and iiiinieHinte admistgion. South. 
 
 Intimate^ *■ in ^exttaiite, Tmitw 
 
 ftti\nt>, I'frtmiitf ^"iiiiB. 
 
 Intimate, 0. a. 1. f a(i ^rtnnbe 
 mit eillnn^er rljtiifii. Spemher. 2. (fr. in- 
 tlnier) niibeiiteti, }u Dcrt'lel)en otin jii er= 
 frnnen ge6eii. 
 2. He intimated his intention of resign- 
 ing Ills office. 
 ¥ntilliatelyf 'n'leiniteli, ado I. 
 Iniiig, flfiiiiii. 2. iiiiiin, uertraiit. 3. (jennii, 
 eiig (iicrbiiitDfit feiii mit ©iiiciii). 4. jjcunu, 
 bf|onber4. 
 1, Two fluids intimately mixed. 4. To 
 be - acquainted witli facts or with a 
 subject. 
 IntiniateneMSf in'timitenls, «. 
 tie Oiiniiifeit, ^■■nmiiiid)fcit. 
 
 Intiiiiati(»ii, iiiieiiii'shun, (fr. <!0.) 
 «. tie ^iibeutuiig, '2litiei(|ei btt Siiigrritig, 
 «}inf. 
 
 ' Intime, in'ilme, adj. + inncre. 
 ''lntillll«lHte, iiiiiiii-e<lAte. (fr. In- 
 tlniider) v. a. GilttH |'d)ri(fcn , Ciufc^rfrffll, 
 einfd)urf)tmi, Qintm 5Jiirrf>t, ©c()re(fen tiiis 
 joflfii, I'rtiine tiiiidjfn. 
 
 Iiitiiiii(Iati(>n, intinijdi'iihun. (fr- 
 1H3.) «■ tai C'liifrtircrfeii, Ciii|*rf)i"id)rcrii , 
 6d>rf(ffn, bie e-iiifd)iid)rrrim<i. 
 
 lutlnctivity, iiiinigkiiviii, (u. 
 (flt.'tincius) #. (-)Wtticralg.l bet "Wniififl aii 
 htt (5'i/itiird)iift, r.uCere Biirptr jii fiirtcii. 
 ' Intire, } (. Entire u.bt\ftii'ilb> 
 yintirclyf S iritiiiiflrn. 
 lll<itle, f. Entitle. 
 Into, in'iu. (in II. to) tl)tm. rft fi'ir 
 ■nto, jiniep. 1. (Me Siidjtiiiifl einer ^tmt' 
 giiiig VDii ^Jlugeii iiad) ^iiiieii niiicigriiD) in. 
 Come Into tlie lioiice ; go — liie cliiircli; 
 one stream fiills or rum - nnoil|er. Water 
 enters — the fine vessel* of plants. 
 
 2. (ein 25iird)&riiiflfit I'ibrr tie QliiBenieifc 
 cbrr ObtrpiidK, rbcr eiiie '•JJniial)cruiig «iu> 
 b?utcn&) ill, ill ... I;inetii, in ... t)ttci». 
 Look into an apartment. — a letter or 
 book. - the very town, bit in tie @taM 
 ^incin. 
 
 3. (cin (Fiiird)lf6fii, C?inri"i(fcii nnjeigrnb) 
 In. Infuse more spirit or animation into 
 the composition. 
 
 4. (fine -roii'd)iing 6tjfid)neiiD ) in. Put 
 otiier iiigretiients into llie compound. 
 
 5. (fin ©■iiifdjlirjicn niibfurciiD) in. Put 
 these Ideas into other words. 
 
 6. (Cfii ne6fr<]aiig tincr' <£nd)e ith finer 
 J^orin I'ber I'rn rtncui SuifiinDe ,in eiiii^n 
 anDrrn nnjriornC)) in. Compnund suhstances 
 may he rcholvcd into jiSiers whicli are 
 more simple; ice is convertible — water, 
 and water — vapor. 
 
 To force any op« into.., (Allien illltO^Je; 
 lent ju ©nun* briiigfii, iniiiaeu ju ... To 
 
 iNT 
 
 be enticed - the commission of crimes, ju 
 23cr6red>en oerfill)rt lutrrbeii. To frighten any 
 one into .., ©iiien Mirct giirdjt iu <Sn«n« 
 beiuegen, ueranMffen oi. triiisicM. To beat 
 or to whip any one -good nianuers. (S-inetn 
 Ccbeilfrtrt eillblntien. To bribe any one - 
 secrecy, G'infii Diird) Q5Erti;rt)iiiiii .}iiin Sd)ivet: 
 (jen bringeii. To grow - a habit, jnr (i5c> 
 luoljllljeit uu'rbcn. To reason any one - the 
 belief of God, C^ineii Diird) S5i'rniiuftfd)li'ii7e 
 iHMi teiu Bin'eiii CSK'ttcd I'lbevifiiiien. To be 
 led into .., jn (5riun6 bemcijen, I'eriiiiliii'jt 
 il'iTben. To seduce-.., Jtl ©flUild \}Ct' 
 iii()ren. -the bargain, bnrem (gtben (l"t» 
 U)a5), in Den £iiiif. My house looks - a 
 garden, nifiii ^aii5 gchi au\ ciiicn (SJarten. 
 
 Intolerable, inioileiabl, (fr. '33. 
 i>. Int.) adj. iiiicrtriiglid), tinleiMic^, iiiiMili): 
 bat, unau6Hci)U(t) (^i^e ic); blenbeuD 
 (iptfle :c.). — adv. Intol'erably, un« 
 ertniolid) K. 
 
 IntolerablenetViv, intol'llrabl- 
 nes. (. bie lti(i'rrr>i(]lid)f(it. 
 
 lutulerauce, Imollranse , (fr. 
 W.) t. tie tliiOiil^fiiiiift-it, 0'<^<'''c<^'>i>)- 
 
 Intolerant, intnllciant, (fr. ^. 
 V. I. tolero) adj. 1. (of) nid)[ fiif^tg 411 cr> 
 trngen ((i°tivii^). 2. iiiiciitbfsni , intolerant. 
 — t. brr Untiiltfniiie. 
 
 Intoleratetl, intol'arjited , adj. 
 nidjt trtrnflcii, nid)t gifiilfirt ivcrbetib. 
 
 Intoleration, imoleri'shun, «. 
 tie Untiiltraiufeif. 
 
 Iiitoiiib, HiHtum'. p. a. beerbiiirn. 
 
 IlltOlltlte, intonAte, (hu. inlono) 
 
 I), n. 1. l-Miiif.j (ciiirn Oii-riiiig niiilinimen) 
 ten 5oii niiiiibin. 2 Pi^niiiTii. 
 
 Intonation, intAna'shun, <fr. S33.) 
 <. 1. [-Waf.] a) fie <!lniliininu»g, ii)nnn> 
 (^rbiing. b) (tte 91rt bcr Xuiuiii>]ebtm>j) tie 
 Ontonation. 2. (im €prcd)en) tie 0"ti^iia. 
 tion. 3. ia& DiMiiicrn. 
 
 Intone, intone', (tot. tntono) p. a. 
 (ten Ipii) aiigeben, (ein Sicb) amliiiinien. 
 
 Intone, d. n. ben Ion aiigrben. 
 
 Intorilion,inl6r'sliun,((.inlorqueo) 
 «. I33pi.i bie 25crbrel)ung. 
 
 Intort , intiirt'. V. a. brel;en, roinben. 
 
 Int(»uj(ii. intiif, V. n. ^ntie lutrben. 
 
 Intoxicate, imnksekate, (i>. tar. 
 toxicum) V. a. I. t beriiiifdjeii. 2. i biraii: 
 fd)cn, I'erblciibcn, bcrljijrcii. Intoxicated 
 with .., bi-rnmdjt, fintieiiiMunicn n'on). 
 
 Intoxicate, adj. l<er.iiird)r. 
 
 Intoxtcati<»n, intokhcki'Khun. «. 
 I. bir 5)fraiird)iuiii. 2. ttr Oiiww'd) diiiit) ±1. 
 
 Intractable, intiak tabi. ifr. in- 
 
 traitable; lat. intract.ibilis) adj. I. iiiilcnfi 
 film, iiiibiriir.itn , luibfrfpiiiiilig, (lorrig. 2. 
 iiul'iinbiii d'. ii):errii). 
 
 IntractableneRRjUitrak'lablnes, 
 iiiib 
 
 Intractability, intr.^klabircie. I. 
 !. bii- Uiilnifhimfnt , llul'ii-guiinfcir, ipnl*! 
 lli-.rriijfrit. 2. tie lliibiiiiMgfcit. 
 
 Intractably, intiak'table. adv. 1. 
 fltrriii, ivi&frrpiiiifiig. 2. iwilb. ((J-iiijiifl. 
 
 liitrail<», iniri'do, *. ber fi'ifriid)i' 
 
 Intraroiiaceotis , intiaiolea' 
 shus. adj. |!Bi'i.) iiiif ber inncrn Scire ciiies 
 43iiUtfi? iuart)ri-iiii. 
 
 Intrance, {'.Entrance. 
 
 JNT 
 
 Intranquillity, intrankwii'etl, 
 *. tie llnriil)e. (iiiiuergangii(^>, 
 
 Intransient* intranshelnt, adj. 
 
 Intransitive, intransetiv, dat. 
 intransitivus) adj. [Oitamm.] intronfitiu, 
 uni'ibcrleiteiib. — Intrans'itively, in< 
 trniifitiu. 
 
 Intran.vinisRible, intransm's'. 
 sebl, adj. iinuljprliifcrbiir, nidjt fil)erliefer« 
 bar, nld)t I'lbcrliefcrt, libertragen, uercrbt 
 iverbcn fiMinenb. 
 
 Intransnintability, intrans- 
 miliabh'eie, *. bic (Jigenfc^aft, (id) nid)t ue«» 
 luaubrfn ju lafycn. Ray. 
 
 Intran.tiiiutable , 'ntransmd'- 
 labl , adj. fid) iijc^t Dcriuaubetii lafTenb. 
 
 Intrant, intrant, (lat. intrans) adf, 
 f)iiKiiii)cl)cnb, biird)bringcnb. 
 
 Intreasure, intrezh'dre, V. a. t 
 mie eincn (Bcf^a^, me in einer @4)at)ramiucr 
 aiifbciuai)rcn. Shak. 
 
 Intreat, intrite', v. a. 1. gebram 
 d)en, i)anbt}aben; jiibringen. Shak. 2. fiir 
 Entreaty. [an 95itten, uotler SJitten. 
 
 Intreatful, intiiiefui, adj- nid^ 
 
 Intrench, mlrensh', (fr. trancher) 
 V. a. I. ["iMiilit.J inridjanjcn (ein Sager :t.), 
 2. einfitiicibciii biird)fiird)en itai (^efidjt). 
 
 Intrench, p. u. (on, upon) (i-in< 
 griffe tijiin, fiiK^rcifen <in), iifurpiren (QU 
 wa&); jii iial)f rrcrcn (eii)cr ®ad)e). 
 
 Intrenchant, luncn'shant, <i«(/., 
 + iiiiji'rrreiiniii'ti, imrl)ciibar, uiiueriutiiibbar, 
 
 Intrenchiiient , intrensh'ment, 
 «. I'WIiir.] bic 2$end)aii)ting. 
 
 To cast up, to throw up an intrench- 
 nient, eiiie ©d)anie niifmerfen. 
 
 Intrepitl, intrcp'id, d. Intrepldus) 
 mdj. iinrrfdjriirf en. — adv. IntrepMdly, 
 iinerfd)ro{fcii. 
 
 Intrepitlity, intrepid eti, (fr.intie- 
 pidite) s. bie Uiierf(t)rorfi'nl)cir. [luidiliib. 
 
 Intricable, intickabl, adj. -j- i<(r> 
 
 Intricacy, ln'trikaoc, t. a) ? u. t 
 bie aStnuicfeliing, aScnuirriing, SBenuorrcMi 
 Ijcit. b) bic ©d)iuicriijffit, 25i.Tlei)iul)tit. 
 
 Intricate, intickate, adj. f tl. i 
 ucriutcfiit, I'rnuiHTCii ; fdjmicrig. 
 
 Intricate, v. a. -j- ucnuidctn. 
 
 Intricatel)', lu'trekatele, ude. vttt 
 luirfiir, I'cnuorrcn. 
 
 Intricately engaged, fief ucnvii(fctt. 
 
 liltricateness, in'tiekatenes, t, 
 hie 5>cni>irffiiiiin, 25i'nui.irrcii(;eit. 
 
 Intrication, imrcka'sliun, «. f 
 tie S3erivi(feuiug , bcr SCirrivacr, ta^ Sabi^i 
 riuti). 
 
 Intrif^ue, intrecg', (fr. SS.) «. 1. 
 to? Ciilgeivcbc, IriigiT"i>'c''e. bie Dfaiife; bee 
 l)fimlid)c 9(iifd)liig, Srreid), Itniff, bie Oni 
 iriijiic. 2. tcr l)cmilid)c, I'lriuorrenei^anbeti 
 ta$ gcljfimc S^iibofiHTilniibiiifj, ber £iet'e«» 
 l).iiibff. 3. liijiariT] tic Oiitngiie, 2Scrn)i(fe» 
 liiiii], 23t'ri'd.»iifiiiiig (ciiie^ ®riid5). 4, t bie 
 aScnuicfiluiig, 9SiTjlcd)iiing. Hale, [^fifff. 
 
 Intrigues. Qiurigiicn, ^niffe, 9{anfe, 
 
 Intrim^lie, (fr. intriguer) p. n. I. 
 mit i)^^llfl■ll iim.iiiji'ii , 3(iiiife fpieien tbee 
 fdjmirtiii. 1. L'tcbcfhanbel aiiipiiiniien. 
 
 liitri^'iie, p. a. t i<enui(fein. 
 
 Illtrif^Uf^r, intreeg'ur, «. 1. tee 
 3{mifemad)cr, 3{iMif f fcljmieD. 2.t ber £iippier« 
 
480 Vhle. far. fAlI- fat. M6. met. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve, nor, got. oil. clonil. Tnlx-. In!) full i/;in. I'llisl 
 
 LNT 
 
 Intrig'Uillgrly, intrccg'ingle. adv. 
 tmifeuoU, niir Dia'iifeii. [in fid) umuictelt. 
 
 liitriiiK**, iiitiinse". luij. DcrfIi>d)rL'n, 
 
 JIlltrillSe«r«te, iiitiln'sekite, adj. f 
 ■f ucriDiifclt , i>enuoiTi!ii. 
 
 Intrinsic, iiitiin'sik., ) 
 
 IntrillSlCl&lj iiitriii sekal.^ 
 ti'iii!>eque; liU. intrinsicus) «4/. I.N;iMliere, 
 imuTliil). b) tiiiu're , tigi'iitlid) , lU'K'liit 
 CiijertI;). c) lunhr, lutrflid). 2. lui-feiitlirt). 3. 
 t ucnraut. VVotton. 
 
 lutrinsically, inuiiisekale, adv. 
 ill! OiiMKrii, iiintrlld); lueicutlid) ; iwrflid), 
 niiiljr. t2i3erti)e. 
 
 Intrinsically valuable, UDll iliuereiil 
 
 lutriusiculuess, intiiu'Kekatuex, 
 «. Ccr iiiiieri! iBsrrI). 
 
 lutroiluce, introdiioe', (Int. intro- 
 d-ico; i>. a. 1. J ciiKiiDrcn 2. (into; fiiljreu, 
 l)iueiiifiiljren (in eiii 3iii"i'« ic. ;. 3. (toi 
 ut'nldleii (eiiieni), (i-iiieii bedimit in<id)fii 
 (iiiit emtnu, emiii(;reii (l>cu. 4. + eiiifiii;ren 
 (cine 'BioDe ic. ). 5. [ipanDelJ einfiiljren 
 (il3iinrcn). 6. l to — into tlie mind. Ceni 
 &ei\lc beibringen; to - iiabits into children, 
 bei JiinSern @e»uDl;n()eiten erjeugcii. Lockt. 
 7. erijffnen, tinleiten; lo - a subject wiili 
 (a long preface etc.), riitein (iieijiMiiliinCe 
 (cine loiige 25orreBe it.) uorniigcljcn liijTtn, 
 i)onui6|'d)irfcn. 
 
 To introduce one's self to notice, 
 to the public, fi(^ befaunt ni.ic^en, befoniu 
 lucrBen, fid) i»oi:fiil)rtn (btm ^iiblifiiuu. 
 
 lutruilucer) iutrudu'sur, (■ ber 
 (J-iiifui;rer ; feiuer , tec Qiwai in ®iina 
 briligt; f. Introduce. 
 
 IntrUiluCtiuu, intrudukshun, (1 
 introduction «. 1. $ ble (yin(ul;nin|]. 2. a) 
 (to) Die aSoriltdnnfl, G'lnfuljrunfl (ciurr ^n> 
 fou bei ©menu, b) bie (i-mpfil;lung. 3. 
 l^tjonbel] bie ©infnljr. 4. i bie (^iiifiiljcuiiii 
 (einer ^Jtoie ic). r>. bie ©iiileitiiiiij (eiiics 
 f&ud)t6); (to) bie Ginirituug (^ii, in), ti- 
 [9{l;et.] bie eiiileitunfl. 
 2. We speak of the introduction of 
 one stranger to another. Webster. 
 
 Letters of introduction, Qr\ufitl)i 
 Iiin3»rd)reibcii , (5-!nptei)liin9«briefe. 
 
 Autrotluctive, introdiiktiv, adj. 
 emirireiiD, iioriaiifig. 
 
 JjltrOtluCtOr, introduk'tur, (fr. 
 introducteur) s. f ber (S'intul;rer; (f.nleiter. 
 
 liitro*luctury,uiti6duk'ture, uc</. 
 etiileueiiD, (i'liileitiingd. .. 
 
 IntrUj^'ressiun , iiilrngre.>h'un, 
 <tnt.) *. t bcii ©intreten, ber &iiitriit. 
 
 Intruit) lutru it, (fr. '113. U. Int. in- 
 troitus; e. ^ rDUi.tfarl;. Siel.J bee @ingang, 
 Stnfang ber •iXi'iTe. 
 
 JUatrwMiisaion, introm'shun, (1.) 
 «. I. bie 3i"'i|Tiing, (i-iMlni7iing. 2. ber 3u« 
 tritt, S'lO'ii'd- 3. [i>cot» liiwj Die (J'iiiimj 
 fd)iing 111 bie ipiU'fdjaft eiiies Siiibern. 
 
 lutruinit, intrumit'. ( iat. intro- 
 mitto) o. o. I. ciiilniien, burd)laifen. 2. 
 t julAiTen. 3. I)tneiu|lrcfen. 
 1. Ola&s in I lie window intromits light 
 without cold iiiio a room. 
 
 Intrumit, b. n. [Scois law] fit^ in 
 bif 5?iibrit)iiir piiiif \'liibrrii l)iiiriiimiMiiieii. 
 
 tntr4>r«^c('|i(iou,iiiiiuiesep'.'.huii. 
 «. bu (2'im..|]iiug. 
 
 INT 
 
 Introspect, intrnsplkt', (I. intro- 
 spitio) V. a. pnifiMi (6efid)ri(jen). 
 
 JlntrU.<iJ>ectiUU , iulrospek'shun. 
 ■I. b4i»:spineiiifel)eii, Die •^Jriifiiiig. - of owes 
 self, bie iSelb|1pnifiiiig, iSeU'|lberrad)ti!iig. 
 
 To make an i n 1 1 o s p e c t i o n into oiie'.s 
 own mind, eiiieii ^liit in ffiu ^iiiieres 
 lucrfi'ii. [siiino) V. a. eiiiriuigeii. 
 
 J.IltrOSllIlie, intiosuine', ( l>. liU. 
 
 l.iitr«*su.<«etrptiun, iiiiioiiUMkep'- 
 shuii. nub 
 
 JllltUSSUSCeptiOn, intuxsuKsep- 
 
 »liuii, i.fr. -i<6.> *. 1. l"i>i)i)f.j bns 'Jtiifeijeii, 
 bie 'iliifeijuiig neiier il^eiie iioii 3"'""- '^• 
 t'Wieb.i bn? iui?er!inruriid)e (riiifd)iebfii. 
 
 l.UtrUVenieut, intiuve'iieent, (u. 
 Int. venio; «<//. f l)iiieiiifuninieiib. 
 
 IntrUVersiUU) introver'shun, t. 
 iAi CyiiliunrtStcljren. A tircNome — of Ills 
 facultieH, etiie erini'ibenbe 'ilii|lrciigiiiig feiJ 
 net- cyentesfiil^igfeiteii. Berkeley. 
 
 lutruvert, introvert', (u. l. reno) 
 V. a. eiiiiunrte ttijven. 
 
 Autrude, jnnuud', (Int. intrudo) 
 i;. n. i. (ol;iie uurlniifige (S'iiilabiino fuiii: 
 men)einbriiigen. 2. i (on; a) ftd) ©mem niifi 
 bringen, (yiiiein befd)iuerlid) fnlleii, fiber; 
 Inilig feiii, (ixwtn i15ren. b) (niul) into; fid) 
 einbrniigeii, G-nignffe tijiiii (iii), ild) niif eiiie 
 iincrinubie iiieife in ttn 35eftij eiiier ©nd)t 
 fetjeiu c) (on, upon) fid) &inem niifbriiigeii 
 (u. (Sebnnfen). 
 2. a) To i n t r u d e on families at unseason- 
 able liours. b) To — on the lands of 
 another. Webster. 
 
 Intrude, *. a. 1. einbrniigen; to - 
 one's self inio .., fic^ eiiibrnugen, fid) 
 iiiifd)eii (iiu. 2. eiiiiivniigen. 
 
 JLiitruder, mtioO'diir, «. 1. ber 
 lleberinriige, ^iibriiiglK^e. 2. ber eitigebrinu 
 gene, iiuced)tiiin(jigc"l>efiijer; (ou) (jiiicr, ber 
 fid) nuf eiiie uuenniibre "iijiife in ben ^efiy 
 (eiiies 0)iiie6) fei^r ober gefe^t l)iU. 
 
 l.utrusiuu, iiiiiuu'ziiun, (Int. in- 
 'tru»io> J. 1. bi\6 (^mbringeii, 'jlnfbriiigeii, 
 bieC^inbrniignng; 3iibriiigii(t)reii. 2. bie'Jliw 
 ninjjiing. 3. Die iiiirec^tinnMige iSefu>ergreu 
 fnng i>un eiiiein &\iit. 
 1. . . . Wliy tiiis intrusion? 
 
 Were not my orders lliat I should be 
 private? Auuison. 
 
 By so long an iulr'usion upoH your 
 mediiaiions, Dnbnrd), i<xv Id) (illd) |'l> Iniige 
 in &iircii :i23eirnd)[uiigeii geiii>r( ijnve. 
 
 lutruMive, iiuiuOsiv, adj. inbriiig> 
 lict), uberiniiig. 
 
 Intrust, intrust', V. a. a) to - any 
 one uiili . ., to — any thing lo .., (^iiieiii 
 6'(iun$ nnuertrauen. b) $ ucrirnMen ((^inein 
 Qiwui). 
 
 lo intrust • servant with one's 
 money or goods, or to — money or 
 goods to a servant. 
 
 lutuitiuu, intuish'un, ((. Intueor) 
 4. 1. L'4>l;<li>f-J bie *Jliifd)nuinig. 2. bie ^i> 
 fd)nuniig, :&etrnd)rung, ber ^etrad)t. 
 
 To make an iii tuition into ..,-{- Qu 
 ve\\i prufcn. 
 
 Intuitive, intueiiv, (fr. !ntuitif> 
 adj.\. i^tjilof.J niifi1)iuienb, niifrt)ntienD(f?r» 
 teiinriiiii ic.). 2. lll)ei<l.j unf(t)n:iluD. 
 
 Iniuitivv viaioii, l.ll)roi.j Die 'Jllhj 
 
 fd)niinng, bn« ©c()en l'du 3Iiigefirf)r jii 9In. 
 gcfiibt. -po\vei«. Dni''iUiifd)niiiiMg6i>erni&gfn. 
 
 Intuitively, iuiueiivie. adv. an< 
 fct)niilul). 
 
 To perceive truth intuitively, fine 
 nufd)niienbe (S-rfeniuiiifj ber iGnljrDcir Ijabeii, 
 bie -ii3nl;rl;cit biird) niimiueibnre 'iijnljniel^s 
 iniiiii) Hiibeii. 
 
 lutuinesce, intumls', (int. in- 
 tiiiiitsco) V. n. nilfrd)ll)Cllcil. 
 
 Intumescence, jmuiMes'sense.) 
 
 IntumeSCenC)', nituine.^'sense, ^ 
 s. I. i\\i ©d)iueUen, 3liiffct)iueUeii, >Jliifd)iuels 
 ten. 2. bie •ilufrd)iuelluiig (nl^ 3ii|1,iiib>. 
 
 Intuinultttetl, iutuiuuiated, ((. 
 iniuiniiliitus; adj. -J- niibeerbigt. 
 
 Inturj^escence, imu jes'.sense, 
 
 (Int. iniuigesco) s. i. t\\i 4lliffi1)ii)c(leil, 
 >Sd)iue(leii, 4lnfi1)ii)e(len. 2. bie •JliiffcDiUtUunfl 
 ^SnilniiOn. [Die Qiietfibiiiig, ber Sti'j. 
 
 IntUSe, iiitu.se', (Int. intusus) ». f 
 
 lut«vine, in twine', v. a. 1. uerflrd>»' 
 ten. 2. biird)flc(l)ten. - v. n. i)erfIo(^)riii feiiu' 
 
 luttvist , iiitwist', V. a. iicr(lei1)teil. 
 
 Inuinbrnte, luuurbraie, anr. in- 
 umbro) v. a. bcfd)ntteil. 
 
 Inuncted, iniingklld, a. inungo) 
 adj. gefnlbt. — Inunc'tion, t. bie 2)e» 
 fnlbniig, t>a& ^tHrci(t)tn. 
 
 luunctuosity , fnungkluns'ele, 
 *. t'Kiinernlg.J ber DX'nngel nil JJ^fiOf'i' 
 obcr Dfligfeit. [adj. liberfdjiveninienb. 
 
 Inundant, inun'dant, (Int. inundo) 
 
 luuudnte, inun'date, i>. a. 1. f 
 iiberfd)iueiiiiiien. 2. i iiberfc^iuetnnien. 
 2. The pressek inundate the country 
 with papers. The country was once 
 in undated with bills ot credit. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Inundation, inundA'shun, ll. in- 
 undatio) 4. I. f bie llebcrfd)iueniiniiiig. 2. f 
 bie lleberfcf)iuriiimiiiig; ber Ueberfliip; SnV 
 fninnieniliiji. lllni)i)flid)fcic. 
 
 Inurbanity, inurbaiie>e, 4. bit 
 
 luure, inure, V. a. 1. uoi gt'iviit)'< 
 lien (nil). 2. * Gtiunfi geiu6l)iilid) treibeii. 
 
 To inure one's self to .., |ld) geivi)t)< - 
 lien Ui»), ©riuns geii)ol)iu iverben. Inured 
 lo . ., uertrniii nut . .. 
 
 Inure, i>. n. a) gi'iltig fein. b) (to, 
 
 oDer to any one's benetit; , (J-iiieni jll gnce 
 
 tuninien. 
 
 b> A gift of lands inures to the heirs 
 
 of the grantee, or it inures to their 
 
 benefit. Webnteh. 
 
 Inurement, 'nure'ment, 4. Die 
 @eiuol)iil)eif, Uebiiiig; jjftere ajieberljoliiiig. 
 
 Inurn, iniim', v. a. 1. beerbtgtn. 
 Shak. 2. in eine lime legcn. 
 
 Inusitate, invuseiate, adf. f un> 
 fleiuol)iiIid) , iiiigirbrniuljiul). — ade. luu'- 
 sitately, lliigcii)Ol;iUid). — Vhu'sitate- 
 n ess, 4. t bie Uiigi'i>rniid)iid)feit. — lu*"- 
 ■ iia'tiou, 4. t bie >)iu1)fuiiiiiig, lliiges 
 iui)t)nl}cit. Pai.ev. 
 
 luustiun, inus'tshua, (I. inuslio) 
 «. iciS (j-inbreiinen; S3rniiDninrrcii. 
 
 Inutile, inu'iil, (fr. 'lU. ti. M. in- 
 utllis> adj. f iinnrii;. 
 
 Inutility, inutlreii, (Int. inutHi-^ 
 cas) 4. Die i)iiu;U'Mg!'t'if- lininiif'A^retijiu'li 
 
 Inutterntole, luuiiuiabl , adj. 
 
Fi'iie. li'.r. f/iil. fnl. !Me. nteJ. rin*-. fin. Ni. movf. u6r. s;')!. 6\\. cl^nil. Ti'ilip. tt'ili. full. lAin. Tills. 4811 
 
 INV 
 
 Invade, 'nvade', ((nt. invado) w. a. 
 
 1. iiberfiidrn (fin SiinP) , (in fin 2iin6) «in< j 
 
 fiidfii , G'ininde iiuidjen ; ti mit finem Jpreif 
 
 n»friifl)en. 2. nnfollcii , oiiijrfitfM. 3. t « ) 
 
 #11 firt) rfigfii, fidj fintr ®ii(f)« benifiilfrii. 
 
 i>, iiiuiiilen (3fnln^^6 9{frt)re;, ffingniffj 
 
 tl)iin (111), c) fiiifr £n<t>i! ©introg ttjuu. d> 
 
 lipreii (of'n'iii"* 9{tifjf lo. e) t li'«ji«Ijfii 
 
 (iiiif riiif Wtgifriiiifj ic). 4.* (fin 2nfiiu«m) 
 
 bitrttcn (fuifM Crt). Spehxer. 5. <iii(tiU(ii 
 
 (i>. JCmMri)jcittii). 
 
 i. Tlie Freiicli armies Invaded Holland 
 
 in 1796. 3. I>) The king invaded ilie 
 
 riglili and privilege* of the people, and 
 
 the people invaded (he prerogatlvea 
 
 of the king. 
 
 To be invaded with fear, von )^urct)r 
 
 rtflrifffll lein. To — any one'» tcrriiorie*. (?!> 
 
 nfni inf OJtljrof fi'in'iifH- 
 
 Invader, Invildur, «. I. Giiier, in 
 iti enifr ffineiidjin aibfidjt in bit ©ffiijiiiu 
 grn eine^ intern finiiiHt. 2. Her <^itorfi|irr. 
 3. Cfr 'Jlnnin§ir; UfiirpimT. 
 
 Invaleifcence, invai*i's«nie, d. 
 
 hivHiricn, J. Mf (i^rrutlCOeit, Stiirfc. 
 
 Invaletudiiiary, iuvaiieiii'di- 
 
 aare adj. txanfU<i), rd)iUi'uDll(t). 
 
 liiVMlid, invalid, (int. invalidu*) 
 cdj. I. frnitio*, fdjiviid), (jf brtdjiid) , tinnl' 
 luimljifl. 'i. [3fr(t)t6|Vr.J unai'itna. re(t>i6' 
 un<\u\n(\. 
 
 Invalid, mvaleed', t. I. ttT O"' 
 iMliDf, iiiifiiiifliid) gnwrteiif SclDiU. 2. err 
 (yrlTfcMidjf. fraMfii(t)e "Wciii'd). , 
 
 Invalidate, Invai'edittf, (fr. In- 
 »«<idef)r.o. I. [Odtditiivr.] iiiiflrnrifl ni.idjtn, 
 fiir iiiifliiing rrflnrtn, uni|lf0fii, eiitgiiUiflfn. 
 i. (iitrrnttfii (I'liun ®(l)lii6 :(■>■ 
 
 Invalidity, invalid iii. t. I. ^tat 
 ltnuermoi)fn , If '£(1)iu.id)l)fit, *£it>wfl(<)t. 2. 
 t Mf Ungtiiiiiirrir, <)iiilli(at. 
 
 InvalidnesfS, inval'idnai, «. tit 
 S<tiiu.i(t)i;. 
 
 Invaluable, invalualil, adj. ^ 
 niircDulJt'iirfBlTrfrtjff K.J. — ade.lnval u- 
 .ibly. iiind)ii^biir. — Inval'uable- 
 ■ es«. <■ t\e till 1(1)0 ((frnrff it. 
 
 Invariable, InvAr^abl, (fr. ID. 
 t. tdt.) adj. uiii>trnn&frltt(), iinivnii(flbnr. 
 — atlv. Inva'riably. uilWcrniKtrlKi), bt' 
 
 (IttllPlC). 
 
 Invarlableness, invl'r^ablnei. 
 
 t- ttt Ul^<rrlill^frll(1)^rlt , lllnvnll^fll>rtrrl'll. 
 
 Invaried , invikiid , adj. miai^i 
 »,>ntfii)ar (>li3i>rt). 
 
 InViMi«>n, inri'zhun. (fr. SS}. V. 
 lat. iiivakio; 4. 1. itrr ( ffili(li(i>() <S'liifil(l ; 
 l.rbrrMH. 2. l a) l»fr Giiigriff un bit 9ird)tf 
 (iMt« 41n^frn). b) (tr Slngriff. e; (n >iln> 
 i<M itiiirr Jtroitff^tit). 
 
 The Invasion of England by William 
 rbe Noinian. (rr Qinfatl 20ill;flm< btt Qt: 
 •*i:rfr« in G'nglniiD. — 
 
 Invaxive, imvA'div. adj. l. nngrrii 
 fctiB , illitgntTi' . . . , KinPiid). 7. (pjiiiirtlff 
 |l)ueM6 (ill), nn^nllfn^ (jfiimii&d Sorrrctjff;. 
 
 Inveck, iuvek', ». a. riiiffrbfn. 
 
 Invecti4»n, invekuliuu. / 
 
 M,. 1 ^. ! I I tr. In- 
 
 n%ec<ive, mvcknv. ^ 
 
 »*et<ve; liU invfciio) t. tit ®(t>itii^f;iiM(j, 
 
 C^f-cri'dirift , t'liiliTiiiig, Q,<t)in\\>nrtt , ti\6 
 
 4MS^»U)ivcrr, €ct>(iiiwivi'rr, £4>fU>»ort, Oie 
 
 liMy<. -lUHUek. H'orUrifHck. L 
 
 INV 
 
 3ni:fftil>r. Invective against... (-fat), bit 
 oiUH'ftn'f gfiieii . . . 
 
 Invective, adj. i(t)mat)tnb, |li(f)fln», 
 liillfnift, tUltfliJIiC^. — udv. luvec'tively, 
 I. |"il)iiiiil)fiii'. i. rd)'nipfli(l). Shak. 
 
 Inveig^ll, in«a , mt. Invehoi v. u. 
 I'dji'litii, rd)iii>il)eii, |'(t)iiiipfen ; (iigainst; li>£- 
 jifl)en (fiber, t»iif). 
 
 Inveig'lier, inviur. t. ttr^cbim: 
 t)tt, iiicur, (yinrr, ^ft I'lber (jriuas loejieht. 
 
 Inveifple, inve'gl. uiorill.enveogleri 
 V. a. i I'f rf iiljren , Ufrlctien , lixftii , niirn, 
 on.'itriicn. ICS'iiitii t1t<lven^llJ uiiictH'ii- 
 
 Til inveigle any one troni . (|-||i(in 
 
 Inveig°lenient, inve glaiint, 4. 
 bit 'JJtrfi'ii)!:!!"!), iii'diiiiij. 
 
 Inveigrler, invaglur, «. btt S3rr< 
 filljrfr, €iit)'n<i(t)ifr. 
 
 Inveiiflinif, inv^giing, «. [riini. 
 3{«rt)f| Mt (iTi(t)iftct)iiiig (u- OTi>)'a)iifreii). 
 
 Inveiled, invAied. adj. vrri.t)lrirri. 
 ' Invent, invem', ifr- inveuier. r.liU. 
 invenio; b, a. 1. T frnn(rn. 2. I ttbi(\)(t», 
 aus\)t<ftn, r.iifl>ringeM. 3. Ttrfinnrn, aii6s 
 Dfnffit, rr&fnrfii. 4. ^ finbtn, aiitrcifrH. 
 
 Inventer, f. inventor. 
 
 Inventful) iavouitul, udj. t tv. 
 finCuiui$iH'll. (jiiiM^iir. 
 
 Inventible, invsu'tibi, adj. rr> 
 
 Invention, invennhiiu, (fr. 'Ii3. 
 U. liU. inventio) «. I. (bat Q-tfill(tll i Die 
 GrpiiMinfl. 2. (Me erfuiiPeiie ®i>(t)e) 6ie Qt-- 
 ftiidiiiig. 3. t>ie Q-rOul^tung. 4. [r&m. t^\li). 
 9{el.J tit lUufjintiunfli - of the Holy Croos, 
 bie JlrellirrfVll^ullo. i. I ft^bne JCiiniUJ t>ie 
 Crftiimiifl. 0. ttii GT(liieiiiifl*ueriiu>geii, tit 
 GrrinPHiiilSflnDe, O^rfiiiKungsfrnft, btx Q:t> 
 finPiinijffleijl, bit (J-rniiCrt'amfeit. 7. f t»'< 
 Q'ntbrtfuna. Kay. 8. t bit (^ul^ll^Ullg»rrl1ft. 
 ! 2. The steauiboai is the iu veal ion of 
 Fiiliou ; llie cuttungin is the — of Whit- 
 ney. IBi'pf. 
 
 A man of invention, ein erfillt)rri|Vl)(r 
 
 Inventive, >uv«u liv, tfr. inveutit^ 
 adj. r^fill^^l1nl, erfinferird), (TrftiibuiigS . . . 
 
 Inventor, inven lur, «. 1. eer Qt' 
 ^^n^er. 2. t>er (yifi(f)rfr. 
 
 Inventorially y invant^'riaii. 
 adv. iiact) >ilrr eiiie« OiH'riirore, nls (tn -^e. 
 ll.iiiCsyerjf'ftjiiid. Shak. 
 
 Inventory, in'ventur^, ifr. inven- 
 taire) 4. ba6 33flliinCi?l'frjfid)lliS, O"!""''''- 
 
 To take an i ii v c u I o i y ol.., to make up 
 an - , fin 95l■rJfl(^lllB i'i>ii Jc- iinffriiijiii, 
 mnd)tn, Cti«a* iliicfiufiif r.iifjfidjiifii , in. 
 ueiitiren. (lUifjfidjnen, iiioeiitirfn. 
 
 Inventory, <fr. inventoiier) c. a. 
 
 Inventreas, inveutres, «. bit (iti 
 
 fiN^rrltln. 
 
 Inverse, 'nvlne', (fr. 2D. p. Jut. 
 Inversus) a»//.^Si'g- U '^JJorl).] ntligefrljrt. 
 — adv. Inversely, liiiigef rljrt. 
 
 Invention, inver'shun, (Int. in- 
 
 versio) ». I. 6ie llnirfljriiiig, ajerffljning (Der 
 
 DrCinnngu-.). 2. Da* UiiigrffOrre. 3. |-))(\ul).) 
 
 tif llniffljriina- *• l®niinm.) Die SJortperj 
 
 frijiing. 6. (-Diiif.] tie llmff^riiiig. 
 
 2. It is jii!it the inversion ot an act of 
 
 piirliament ; your Lordship first signed 
 
 It, and then it wus pasaed among the 
 
 lord* and eouiiunns. I)k\ocn. 
 
 Invert) iavvrf, Uat. iaverto; ». a. 
 
 INV 
 
 1. T iimffljren, iiniiuentfn. 2. f a) i<frfel^( 
 reii , mnfc^ren i Cie Ordiiing :c. ). b) vtvt 
 nifngeiu 3. [-Wiif.] iiiirfeljrfii. 4. f jii eincm 
 iiiiDtrn 3iv*rfr periueii&cn, iiiirerrdjuigen. 
 
 Ill ve ried toiuni.T, [iljpogr.j 6i»d 'Jim 
 fril)riing*jfid)rii. 
 
 Invertebral, Invcn'ibrai. (fr. in 
 veitebre) <fdj. [>)iiuiirg.J Oil* iljier) oljn» 
 •Jd'icfgriUl). 
 
 Invertebrated, inverlebiaied. 
 adj. I'DiiUiiri).] I'liiie iijirt'flteiiie. 
 
 Invertedly, invertedte. adv. linv 
 gefel)rr, I'erffljrr. [biie llmfehriiiig^mifri'i 
 
 Invertent, inverient. 4. [-}}itb.\ 
 
 Invest, tnvesi', (lat. investlo. fr. in 
 vesiir) v. a. i. f (with) befieiCcil (iiiiti. 2 
 i (With) «) befleibrn (tint euieni >ainfe ic.i. 
 b> |'^nii)(fen , )ii-ren (mit). 8hak. c) t)cauf> 
 tTiigen (mit). d) to be invested with.., 
 umgeben fein (oon (iJInnj re. >. e) t (with) 
 nnweiljen (in eine Suiijlic.). f) + to be 
 i n vested in.., rrl)i>beu iverDen ()ii cinec 
 <H}ur6e u.). g) (wiih) fieiften (in). 3. nm> 
 Ijiillen, be^ftfen. Shak. 4. + eriljeilen, gebrn. 
 Bacoh. 5. freleljitfii, eiimifiifn, tinfill^rcn. 
 6. bcreiinen, eiiifdjiiejeii (eiiie ©tnM). 7. t 
 iinlrgrn (etnen Wi'irtel tc.). 8. [:{>Ant)elJ (in) 
 oniegrii ('^cID in ..). 
 
 To invest with full p«w#r, (^iiifii rr< 
 miid)rigcn, Cfincni SBonm(id)t gebrn. 
 
 Investient, inveaisheent, adj. f>e* 
 fftirenft. |erfiTfd)li(t>. 
 
 Investlg-able, 'nves'iigabi, adj 
 
 Investig-ate, invesieg&te, (Int. iu- 
 vestigo) V. a. rrfi'r|'d)rn ; unterfiid^fn. 
 
 InveNtlfpation, iuvesieg^-shua, 
 (fr. W. u. Int.) 4. bit Qtfot\<i)iin<ii Unier* 
 rud)nng; 'ij(>rid)nng. 
 
 InveHtl|g-ative,inves'iigattv, at//. 
 )ii '5i>rrd)iiii.ifii gtneigt. 
 
 Inve8tig:ator, inves'tigitur, (Int. 
 20." *• btt CSTforrd)er, Jrrft^er. 
 
 Investiture, invex'tetdre, (fr. 
 W.) *. i. bit ^elel;nuiig, Sinfr^nng, oii< 
 vetlinir. 2. bai Seilenungereci^t, Me Qnen 
 itiiiir. [(mit). 
 
 To make investiture of, 6(U'l;iien 
 
 Investive, Inves't'v, adj. betuii 
 btiib; iimgrt'eiift. 
 
 Investment, 'nvest'ment, «. 1. f 
 Me JRiriMiiig, bet 'IIn)iig, bai 'ileii^ere. Shak. 
 
 2. en* ^rrfiiiirn, die !bereniuiiig (cine* Dr« 
 teii'). 3. btt ^erieiMiiig. 4. (it ^liilegiiiig, 
 bas •Jliilrgi II (eiiier OielDfiimnie). - of fmiHs, 
 Me (i)fI6niiliige. (Irgen. 
 
 To iiiatif nn Investment, f^tlb niii 
 
 Inveteracy, invel'terase. (int. in- 
 veteraiio) 4. 1. (geiiui|)iil. |) fn* (I'iligeiuiiri 
 jrlrfrin . 'Jllrer (6er SBuriirtljeiie , eiiirr ilt'iin 
 ®ciB(i;Ml)i'it 20. 2. I'OWft.] tit 5?nrrnii(fids 
 feit rliirr .Wrnnfljeit, cer nlie iSd).ii)fii. 
 
 Inveterate, invei'ieijkre. (Int. in^ 
 veieratiiJii ,idj. I. =•= alt (y. Weiiiniigfii). 'f. 
 I riiigru'iiriclr, l;nrtnn<fig (^rnnfljeit, (Ji'iiiJi 
 fd)iifr). 3. i Ijiirnincfig l®l"lll^frl. 
 
 Invetf'rrate, dnr. invetero) r. «. 
 * pt. t (I'lirri^rii. UAtoiii. - p. ». fiiiiuiir« 
 jflM. ffilfii JdB fiifini. [Ijnrniiicfig ; Offrig. 
 
 Ilivet<*r«t<^iy, iiivelle.irf.e. inh. 
 IllVe><'r^teil4'NS , ii.ver lerAle 
 
 iic». *. faf CSiMiviviirji-lffrin, Mr :^„r(iiaifij» 
 ttu ieincr Xr>iM(l)i'i{ :c.i. 
 Ji 
 
4S2 F:ite, Ciir. fall, fnt. Me, nieJ. Fine, fin, N6, move, n6r, gof, oil. clood. Ti'iiif, Inb. full. lAin. THis. 
 
 hW 
 
 Inveteration , fnvlnlra'shun, 
 
 (Int.) *. fiU' e-iiiii'iirjfin. 
 
 Invidiou.S, invid'eus, iiivid'jeiis, 
 (int. iiividiosiis) adj. I. nciCifct) , fcbeelfiicf)- 
 lig. 2. gi'I)i1lTin, uerl)ngt. — «dv. Invid'i- 
 ously. &i>c-l)af'rer Wt\\e; niif eiiie geljniTtiie 
 2Beifi!. I Tie («cl)iimnf fit. 2. -f &ie ®cl)«irucf)t. 
 
 Invidioiisness, iiivid cusiies,*. l. 
 
 Ilivigi lance, invid'jilanse, (In- 
 V i g'i 1 a II c v) *. Mc anmnrf)inmfeit, SniTiflfett- 
 
 Invij^-urate, invlg goiate, (u. Int. 
 vigor) V. a. I. (Inrfeii, frnftigcii, (Inrf nia» 
 d)en. 2. ± a) belebeii ; ilnrfeii. b) trnfttg 
 luncbfii; 'Jlnreheii I'erfcfjnjfwi (©fiVQcu u.). 
 
 Invig-oralion, invlggora'sliun, s. 
 bit vSrnrfiina, itvnftigiing (5paiiMung u. 3U' 
 ,-j,i„t,,. [Dorf umgeiunnDelt. 
 
 IiivillaQ:ecl, invii'lldjd, adj. ill eiii 
 
 Invincible, iiivin'sebl, (fr. 2J3. \i. 
 Int. viiico) adj. 1. T unuberiuinMiii), unbe; 
 fiegbnt. 2. t unubenuinblid) (5?iiibernie), 
 uiiiiniiloGiiit (OniiiB) , unucrnieiDlid) (^tr:-. 
 tijiin,).— „dv. Invin'cibly, 1. Uliuber> 
 u'inM(rf). 2. iiiu)crniei&iicf)cr ^ajcife. 
 
 InvinCibleneSS, Invin'seMnes, > 
 
 Invincibility, Invinscbil'eie. ) 
 s. Mr llm'ibiTiuiiiMicl)feit, Unbcrteo'"ii'ff'f- 
 
 Inviolable, invi'oiabl, (ft. 20. o. 
 I,ir. iiiviolabilis) udj. 1. iiiii'crle^lid), iiiu>er. 
 li-r.bnr (u. "ipiTriMieu u. Snd)i-ii). 2. mn>er> 
 brrirf>lid), twic\ (greiiiiM'cJjnfi k.). 3. fjeiiig 
 (O^i-p _ „,{„. Invi'oiabl y. iiiuHTbn"ift)lid). 
 
 Invi«»lablenefS8, fuvioiabliies, ( 
 
 Inviolability, invJolabirete, ^ 
 s. I. Me lliuietle(jlid)feit, Uiu>crle^bnrfeit (\}. 
 ^erfiMieii ii. ®a*en). 2. Bie Unucrbnu1)l'rf)= 
 flit (bcr 5-rfiiut)rd)nft). 
 
 Inviolate, invi'olite, (Int. invio- 
 Iafu>.)arfj. mu'erle^t.uuuerrcfjrt; unentmeiljf; 
 luinrutmntrrt cJlnmriid)). 
 
 In violated, iiivi'olited, adj. llllJ 
 Ufrlf^t, iiiuuTrcljrt. iiiientiueit)t. 
 
 Invious, fii'veus, (int. invius) adj. 
 univi'iiruiii, iiiigfbnhnt. [Uiiivegrniiifeit. 
 
 Invioiisness, 'ii'veusnes, ». bic 
 
 Inviscate, invls'kale, (i>. Int. vis- 
 ciis) I!, a. 1. mit Seini oB. fiiKin fiebrigcn 
 €fo|Tp bcilviid)c». 2. f "I't ?fii« fniirtf". '" 
 eiiini ftiln-igi'ii Sti^fF i>mvirffln. Brown. 
 
 Inviscerate, invis'serate, (Int. in- 
 visceroi i'. «. t iinlTi'ii (ijifiniiiig !C.). 
 
 Invi<«il>iiity, invt/cUirete. ^ 
 
 Invisibleness, inviiteblnes, ^ 
 bie Uiiitd)tbnrfeit. 
 
 Invisible, !nv'/.'lb!. (fr. 1C. i«. Int. 
 
 invisibilis) adj. mi(i(l)tbnr. — adv. 1 n v i s'i- 
 bly. unftdbrbnr. [gel nn ©oljfrnft. 
 
 Invision, invwli'un. s. -}• bet -TOniu 
 
 Invitation, invc aslnui. (fr. 2C. o. 
 Int. invitatio) *. ^ie (JininMlllfl. y 
 
 Invitatory, invitature. adj. ein> 
 Inbeiib. - *. [rotu. fntl;. Sit.] bcr ©rmuns 
 tcriingfgefniifl. 
 
 Invite, invite'. (Int. invito) r. a. 1. 
 
 (to) ©incu einlnben (jii). 2. 2 cinlnben (ju). 
 
 J. ± a) (to) diilnben, nuffotbern (ju). b) ^crs 
 
 betiicf)en, f)erbcilo(fen. 
 
 2. Shady groves, that easy sleep invite 
 
 Dryden. 3. b)TIie people .should be in 
 
 a .situation not to — hosiilities. Jx\. 
 
 To invite one to dine or sup, C^iiini 
 lUDi ^ittngcffeii ob. 3lbenbfiTe:i eiiilntca. 
 
 INV 
 
 Invite, V. n. einlnben (jur ??iif)e !c.) ; 
 locten, ri'ijen. i@-inlnouug. 
 
 Inviteinent, invite'ment, <■ bie 
 
 Inviter, luvi'iur, *. ber (Jinlnbcr. 
 
 Inviting", inviting, adj. eiiilnbeiib, 
 locteilb. Irvino. — ado. Invi'tingly, eill: 
 Inbenb. 
 
 Inviting-, t. bie ^iiilnbung. Shak. 
 
 Inviting°nes.S, invitingnes, t. i(\i 
 ©iiilnPcnbe, Socfciibe, Sfeijeiibe. 
 
 Invitrifiable, invit'refiabl, adj. 
 [•iplji)!". 1 iini>ergln6iirt),uni'ei'gln6bnr; [5l)em.i 
 nid)t uerglnffiib. Kirwan. 
 
 Invocate, in'vokate. (Int. iuvoco) 
 I), a. nnrufen. l@d)U9, .^ulfe niinifeii. 
 
 To invocate any one's aid. ©ilien lim 
 
 Invocation, invnka'shun, (Int. in- 
 vocatio) *. 1. [ it;EOl. ] bie Sliirufiing (be« 
 f)eiL &(ifl(6 jc. ). 2. [$oef. ] bie -ilnrufiing 
 (ber ^iifeio. 3. - into a court, ber gerid)t. 
 Iid)e ^iifruf. Wheatox's Rep. 
 
 Invoice, in'voise, (fr. envoi, pi. en- 
 vois) s. I. [.^nnbel] bie 5-nfriir, fpcjifijirte 
 2Dnnrenred)uiing. 2. [ Jinvw §ntni>rijite in 
 9?iirBnm. J bnfi SSerjeidjiiig Ber (leiitrbnren 
 ©liter. 
 
 A.S per invoice. [5?nnBcI] Iniit JJnftiir. 
 To sell at a loss on tlie -, iinter Bern 55nf> 
 turprei* perfnufen. 
 
 Invoice-amount, [$nilbel] b>cr JJ'if- 
 turn s 2BfrtI). — book, Bne gnftiircnbiid). 
 
 Invoice, v. a. [5?niibel] niit bem 
 ^Dertlje Dber ':j5ri'irc niifjcidjiien , bered)nen, 
 niife^eti (2Bnarfn), gnfritrn geben, cine Jnf: 
 tur nusfleden (fiber), fnftnriren. 
 
 It is usual to invoice goods in the 
 currency ef the country in which the 
 seller resides. 
 
 Invoiced, m'vfijsd, part. adj. tnit 
 bctu beiilel;enBen 'iprfife obcr iDcrrl;e nnfge= 
 jeidjnet. 
 
 Invoke, invoke'. (Int. i«voco) V. a. 
 I. nnrufen (®ott, bie -Wiifen to. 2. to - 
 into a court, gerid)tlid) niifriifen. Wirt. 
 
 Involucel, iiivoriisll. *. [33pt.] 
 bn? §nf!d)cn, Me beu^nPrre SpuUe. 
 
 Involucellate , involu'sellate, 
 adj. [53i^t.] niit i?riHd)cn unigebcn. 
 
 Involucmin, invAliVknim. (In- 
 volu'cre)*. [^ot.J bie ^illle. — In vo 1 u'- 
 cred, adj. eine ^I'ille IjnbcnB. — ImvoIu'- 
 cret. s. Bie fleinc oB. theilmfife .^iitlc. 
 
 Involuntarily , iiivol'iiNrarele. 
 adv. 1. iingi'vii, laifreiii'iflig. 2. iniiviflfilbrlid). 
 
 In voluntariness, iuvoliintare- 
 ne». s. I. Bcr 'DJfnngcl nn frcier 2Cnhl pBer 
 nn frrieiu 'JCillcn. 2. Bie UniuiUfi"il}rltd)feit, 
 
 Involuntary, iBvoi'untarc, (fr. 
 
 involonfaire. P. Int. veluntariiis ) a(f/. 1. 
 feinen frcien SCi'len, frine 2C-nI)l l)nbcnb. 2. 
 I'pni SSJiden ob. pon ber 2Bnl)l nnnbljnngig, 
 iiiifri'imifUg, gcjiiningi'n. 3. iiniuiflfiilirlid). 
 
 Involute, in' volute, (In'vo luted) 
 adj. [23nt. ] eingeroflt. - «• bie ^nrolute 
 (^Jlrt fnnnnifr Sinie). 
 
 Involution, invnlil'shun, (fr. 2D. 
 P Int. involuiio) t. I. bie d-iniuicfi'liing. 2. 
 bie SSremirfiUing. 3. bie ipfide, ber Umfd)lng. 
 4. [(SSrnmni.] Bie G'iiifd)ipbiing ciiie^ fber 
 iiicl)rerer (sjlieber cincr ^eriobe. 5. ['iUlgebr.) 
 bie OniH'liiripn , C5-rln-bniig finer Giianiiint 
 pon il}rer 2J3nricl in eine gcgebene "ipineiij. 
 
 IJNVV 
 
 Involve, involv', CI. involvo) v. a. 
 
 1. (in) cinii'icfcin, hiillen, eitiljiUlcn (in;. 
 
 2. iij fid) fdiliefjen, cntljniten. .3. ± perbinf en, 
 ucrfd)ii)i|lern. 4. in (Id) nnfncljmen, mit fid) 
 fLirtfi'il)rcn rb. fDrtjie()en. 5. (in) uertuKfi-in 
 (in ©d)ivierigff iten JC). 6. (in) iTilrjt'n (nn. 
 7. nnifniyen. 8. iierantfein, periuirren. 9. 
 pertnengen, uerinifd)en. Milton. 10. [3Ilgi-b.] 
 mit fid) felbrt jipei ■. , brei = jc. ninl niiilnpin 
 iircn, (to) erl)cben (in eine gegebene'^otcn}). 
 
 !• To involve one in smoke or dnsi ; 
 to — in darkness or obscurity. 2. To 
 be and not to be at the same time, in- 
 volves a contradiction. 3. He knows 
 his end with mine involved. Milton. 
 
 4. The gathering number, as it moves 
 along, 
 Involves a vast involuntary throng. 
 
 Pol'E. 
 
 6. Extravagance often involves men 
 in debt and disgrace. 7. One death 
 involves tyrants and slaves. 
 
 To involve one's self in troubles, fid) 
 in Uiige!egenl;citen perfe^en. Involved in 
 debt. perfd)lllbpt. To be involved in ..., 
 periuicfelt fcin in ...; [.^mibelj itUereffirt 
 fein bei ... 
 
 Invulnerability, invulnerab't'- 
 ete, ober: 
 
 Invulnerableness, invui'nlr- 
 ablnes. j. bie UiU'enpiiiibbnrfeit, llnperle^* 
 bnrfeit. 
 
 Invulnerable, invurnlrabl, (fr. 
 533. 1' Int. invulnerabilis)fld/. llllPcnminBbnr, 
 nnperletjbnr. [mit einein 2Bn[le uinfi^licgen. 
 
 Invvall, inw^ir, I), a. iiminniiern, 
 
 Inward, inwird, (nngelf. inweard) 
 adj. I. a) innrre, inmenbig, (f innerlirf);. b) 
 binnenlnnbifd), eint^riniifd), inlnnbifd), im 
 Snncrii. 2. iiinig, pertrniit. 3. iiincre, im 
 (Jjeitlc ob. in bcr ©eelc riil;eiib. Shak. 4. - 
 privilege, X)Ah ^ripntporred)t. 
 
 Inward duty, 1. bcr &ingnng6jpfl. 2. 
 ber 'Binnenjotl. —trade, ber 93inneiil)nnbel. 
 
 Inward, \ adv. 1. ein< 
 
 Inwards, in'wSrdz.^ ipnrtfi, (-|- int 
 mnrt5) 2. innerliit), inivenbig. 3. i in bui 
 3nnere. 
 
 1. Turn the attention inward; to bend 
 a thing — . 3. Celestial light siiine i n- 
 ward. Milton. 
 
 Inwardly, in'wirdle.arfv. 1. iniier< 
 lid). 2. ± tin Onnetn (be^ 5pcrjen^). 3. eim 
 lunrte. 
 
 2. It is not easy to treat with respect a 
 person whom we inwardly despise, 
 
 Inv%'ardness, in'wirdnls, ^r. I. f 
 bie Onninffit, aSertrnuli(l)feit. Shak. 2. f 
 Dcr inncre Snftnnb. 
 
 Inward.s, in'wirdz, «. pi. I. bie 
 Gingciueibe. 2. t iing. ber aSufenfteunb. 3. 
 ling, int' Onnere. 
 
 Inweave, mwdve', praet. inwovej 
 pp. inwoven, inwove, v. a. ciniveben, uer* 
 luebcn ; perfled)tcn. 
 
 Inwlieel, In wheel', c. a. umqebttu 
 
 Inwit, in'wit. ». '" ber 2?cri^nnb. 
 
 In^vood, inwiid', V. a. in SBnlbert* 
 perbcrgen, Siusr.r. 
 
 Inworliing-* inwurk ing. adj. i:n 
 Cinnern ivirfenb. - «. bie innere 2eirfui:a 
 pber ©nergie. 
 
Fafe. far. fall. fat. M*. met. Fine. fin. IS6, more. n6r, got, 6\\, cl6od. Trtbe, tub. (Ml. t//in. THis. 483 
 
 Inwrap, inrap'. 0. a. I. einroicfetn, 
 
 eiiihuflcii. .!. ± liinriricffn ; I'enwirren, oers 
 rtirffln. Bacon. 3. + eiUjl'irfeil. 
 
 lii««'rentlief inreTHe', v.a. I.rin-- 
 flechreii. '2. iiiufrnnjen. Miltopt. 
 
 In'tvrou^'Bit, inriwt', adj. einge: 
 ivirft, fiiiijf|li(ft , nut Jigiircn (jerd)murft. 
 
 lodnte, i'odite, t. [6l)em.J t><i6 iDt)< 
 ffliirr @Al). 
 
 Iodic, J'idik, adj. - acid. [(F^cm.] 
 bif OoPfniire. — i'odide , «. (ei)eni.l Me 
 SSerbiiiMma fceSOuC^ •"•' einetii -Wetiifle o6. 
 eiiier fliitern ©iibilonj. — I'odin. I'odine, 
 (flt. iodesi«. [(Jhcni.) Dne 0''&- — I'odous. 
 adj. [6l)ein.] uni'Pflfcnimcii io&faiicr. — I'o- 
 duret. «. (Cljeni ] fie95frbinbiing 6e6 Oi-'C* 
 nut ciiier inetnfliiVtjfH I'ber niiDern SBnfe. 
 
 luIKe, lolii, (gr.i*. [■i))?ineral(].l bn 
 SiPleiilleiii. I [WfPflr.] Me ioiiifd)cn OmVin. 
 
 loiliMII, lOiiean, adj. — iiilnnds.i 
 
 ■wiliC, lon'ik.. ndj. |>}lrd)it. , '!]Jl)tlDi.,| 
 TOiif., Ornmm.J iDiiiirt). - #. [»OTiif. JPiej 
 ioniffftc loiiart. | 
 
 Ipecacuttillia , ippekakuana. «.| 
 Bte 3prc.nirniit)rt, iiiucrifiiitifrt)e Sredjiviirjel, 
 bmfilifche ^fiihrmnrjel. 
 
 IrAMi'ibility, uaKsehileie, > 
 
 IrHKciltleneNff, {lass^iilnex, ^ 
 bif OJeiififlrheit jiim 3mif, 'Jteijbrtrfcit. 
 
 Ira.soil>le, iias»ilil. ifr. 'ID. o. Int. 
 ir« )««//". jiim3i>rne!je''<iCf' "'S^nr. cl)i>reri|Vl). 
 
 Ire, ire, (tor. ira) *. ? 1)6. J Der 3i>r"- 
 
 Ire, t. [Oertr.) bn* G-ifen. 
 
 Ireful, lie till. adj. jOrilifl. — ade. 
 Ire'fully. joniig. 
 
 IreIaIl<^,lle'land.«.[(55fl'(lr.|3rrl1l1^. 
 
 Ireitarcll, t'renark. (qr. •irenur- 
 ches) *. [ijr. Chid).] bcr 5•ne^fll;■ri(^rl•r. 
 
 Irldescetice, iiiile*Ken*e. $. bnft 
 3ftgfii Der WiOiMibogeiifrtrl'fii. — Iriden'- 
 cent. adj. 9(t'gciU>0(]cnf.ubrit jcigeiiD cfer 
 (jnbetib.' _ [OrcMi!>ii. 
 
 Iridiiaiti, iiid'eum, «. ((El)eni.j ^n$ 
 
 IrlM, {'li*. igr. ii. I. irN) pi. Irl»es. 
 «. 1. liMiof. I Cer ilieflriibogeii. 2. 6tT Pirtit. 
 frfi«. Newto.v. 3. 1 -iUiat. ] ter 9JrgriU'ogiii 
 ini iJliige, -IliigfiiMigcn, fit ^Jegciibogeiiljoiir, 
 3ris. 4. |(Fl)fm.) bie Wegenbi'genfnrbfii in>r 
 Itm ©iiberbiirf. 5. (Out. j btr 9{egeiibiMf" 
 (in JeriifltniVrii ir.). 6. (95pt.] bie (Bdiwcr-. 
 tel, Orif, iid)iucrtlilie. 7. I'Wotl).] bte (Wot- 
 tun Ci'i*- 8. Bfr ^ote. Shak. 
 
 Irisated, i'ri>.iieii, ndj. rrgeiibrgri)) 
 «rttg. — I'lised. ailj. trgeitbogfiifiirbig. 
 
 Irish, i'lisli, adj. 1. (Wa'gr.) imrt), 
 irlrtnoird). 'l. 9 ii. t biimmbrfiil , iiiu'ir! 
 fd)«nit, fnltVf), bftnigiirt), i'iiimvMiitijfrrt)i(fr;c. 
 
 Irish apricoiK. O ilnrii'iTelu. - loylrs. 
 © flJnuner, ©piybii^tu , iveldjc jimi Sdji'iiic 
 mit fiir^cii 2i.>(iarfii hniifirfn geljcii. 
 
 I r i 8 Ii - ni H II, Per OrliUlbcr. --woman, 
 bie 3rlii"beriiin. 
 
 IriNit, *. I. ber 3rlrt"ber; bie Orlnnber. 
 S. bos Orliiiibii"rt)e, bie ©prndje ber Srinii-- 
 ber. 3. bie i»iaiibifd)e Seiinuiiiib. 4. t f'"* 
 9lrr Irifrrnf. [®prn(fteigfll^ejt. 
 
 IrlKliiHin, {'iislii/m. s. bie irimibird)e 
 
 Irl<, erk. (I'djorr. irk; argcrii ; nugelf 
 earg; gr. argos) v. a. beiiinl)e ' il. gemofjn. 
 impers. I. nrgerii ; fr.iiifeti. i. f frimiben. 
 
 It irks nie, eS iirgerr miff); id) bin ei 
 niiibe, id) Inii ^(t @ii(f)e I'iberbrtiffio* 
 
 IRQ 
 
 Irksome, Irk'sum, adj. 1. Arger 
 lid), iHTbricgiirf) , ernuibeiib. 2. f uberbrfif 
 fig, iiiiibe. — adv. Irk'somely, aiif eiiie 
 ermiibeiibe, Iiiftige •2i5ci|'e. 
 
 IriiSOineiieS8,erk'sunines. t. ba6 
 9lergeriid)e, ©rmiibeube, bte 33erbriegii(t)feit, 
 Sniligfetr. 
 
 Iron, kurn. {'rn. (nngelf. iren; frfjott. 
 irne, yrn. aim; i^(. iarn ; fc^m. jSrn, iaiii; 
 biin. iern; in. liaiHrn; ic. iaraiiii; arm. ho- 
 arn) ». 1. (ein "SJfetiifl ) M6 &\\tn. 2. (etii 
 SBerfjeiig) bai Giftn. 3. II ba& &\)t\\ , bie 
 (Starfc, J. 35. a rod of-, eine eiferne i){iitl)e. 
 4. (geiu6l)m. pi.) bai (S-ifeii; bte ^eiTelii, 
 aSrtiibe, ^Vtreii iiiib SBanbe. 
 
 Old or new sable iron, bai rtlififc^e %lt: 
 fobeleifen ob. ^Teiiu'beleifen. Cold short or 
 red short -, fnlfbriJc^igeS ob. rL'tf)briJd)igf5 
 ©tfcn. White -, bii6 Wti^t>\t(tf. Soft -, 
 ba6 gei'd)meibige ©ifen. - hammered into 
 bars, (gtniigeiieiieti. Sheet — , biitiiie (?i> 
 Ifiiplntten. Oliom--, Drnf)teifen, ©ifeti 
 }ii Drnljt. Pig or sow of — , bie Sifengnn^, 
 (riieiifnii. Sparkles of-, ber $nniiiierfd)li)g. 
 Flat--, smoothing--, bai ^Inttetfeii. 
 Pressing--, bai ijiigeletfeii. Rolled -, 
 bai SRofleiien. Carbonate of-, [Gljem.)' 
 fi)l)lciirniiref eiiVii. 
 
 Proo. He has more Irons In the fire 
 than one, o tt }iei)t (in pielen Seiten )us 
 fl(cid). 
 
 Iron, adj. 1. ; eiferit. 2. cifenfnrbig. 
 3. 1 cti'crn (3eitnlicr, Stiitlje, lobedfc^Uif, 
 Stibe6bcfd)iiffi-ul)eit ic). 
 
 Iron-band, bie 9?nbf(tifnt. — back, 
 bie finmiiiplarre. --frame, llijpngr.] bat 
 6d)lbg ber ^repfpiitbel. --cramp, [tppos 
 gr.] bie 'Sd)i(neiifliiiiiiiii'r. --doublet, o 
 bat ©efniignip. 
 
 Iron-b.ir. I. bie ffifcndnnge. 2. pi. 
 bae ©tongeitnfen. --bound, mii eiiVriicii 
 9{ciii'U uiiigebcii , pcr|"il)eu. --clay, [■•lOii: 
 iieraig. ] bt-r ©iiViirljoii. --cross, ba6 
 ^Mii'iljlcircii (in •OKiil)lcn). —-dross, bie 
 <Sd)ia(fen. --flint, ( -Wiiieralg. 1 ber ©is 
 feiifiefel. --gage, [>J?iiblfrn J bie vSd)ic§= 
 fliiigc. --glimnier, [ '•JKiiieriilg. ] ber &i: 
 fciirnl)in, (Jiffiigtiiiimcr. -glue, ber G-iien; 
 firt. --grey, eifeugrrtu. --handled, 
 ntir eineni ciiVnien OJriff. --hearted, ^ari: 
 Ijerjig. --liquor, ber niifgrlij^te (Fifeiirci^ 
 — mill, btr (ri|"ciil;oiiiniir. --mine, bie 
 g-ifcngrube. -mi old, ber (^ifiiifterfeii, i>iOi^ 
 jlecfen. -- molded, cuciiperfig, ri'ilpcrfig. -- 
 monger, ber Gifciiljiiiibiir , (S-ifeiifrniiier. 
 --monger's shop, wiirelioiise, ber (fifi'll! 
 Inben, bai ^ifengciui^ilbe. - - m o n g e r y, ber 
 G-iiViilliiubfl, ^iniifnim. --ore, [-Mi'iites 
 rdig.J ba& Cfifeiierj. --pig- bie ®ciM, g-i. 
 friigou^. -pin, bie ed)liege. --plate, 
 ba5 e-iiVnblirf). --point, [ Ii)ppgr. ] pi. 
 bie ^uiifttireii. --rail-road, --rail- 
 way, bie G'ifenbnljn, ber (ad)ienenmeg. — 
 rod, [Ied)M.] ba« 3{iinbei|'en. --sate, bie 
 fiferiie ©clbfniTe. --sand. [ 'JKinernlg. ] 
 ber &ifenfiiMb. — sick, [-^Rnr.] perri>|let, 
 roiligeS e-ifeniuerf (9TiifleI, 23oiien) f)abenb 
 (P. ©d)iffen). --side, (ein 95rinnine) bie 
 (S-iiVitfeire, ber eiferne 9Irin. --stave, bai 
 ©tiiiigeneifeii. --stoue, [•^JTiiieniig.) ber 
 ©■ifcnilein. --ware, bie (5ireiiu>ai\re. -- 
 jwire, ber (i?ifcnbral)t. --wilted, eifens 
 
 IKR 
 
 IfSpftg. Shak. --wood, [55i>t.] bai (fifent 
 ()lMj. --work. I. ba5 G'ifeimHTf din piitem 
 ©cbiiiibe IC). 2. pi. bai ©ifemuerf (bie &it 
 !ffnl)iitre). --wort, I93pt.] bai QiUtb:, 
 aCiinbfniut. 
 
 Iron, ». a. 1. bi'igeln, pintfen (2ein» 
 roniib 2c.). 2. fefTeIn, in JJciTf" legcn. 3. in 
 ©•iieit fleiben, iimffnen. 
 
 I Ironical, iron'nekal, (Iron'ic) (fr. 
 [ironique) adj. iroili|"d), ipii'trifd), t)bi}\U\ci). — 
 adn. Iron 'i call y, ani. jiini ob. ali Sppif, 
 an\ eine ironird)e ajeife, ironifd). 
 
 Ironist, i i du'st, «. btr @p&fter. 
 
 Irony, I'urne, adj. 1. r.tfern, ©ifen,.. 
 2. encniirrig, Ijnrt. 
 
 Irony, Jruni, (Int. Ircnla. p. gr.) *. 
 bit :irvmt, ber feine perilerfte ©pott. 
 
 Irons, {'rus. adj. • jornig, jum 3prn« 
 fleneigt. Chaucer. [^rpfefe. 
 
 Iroquois, irikw^'i', (fr. 20.) ». bet 
 
 Irradiance, irrAdianxe.) (p. Int. 
 
 Irradiautcy, irra'deansc.^ radi(i»> 
 
 1. I. bai S>trai)ltn, ©rrnhleiiiuerfen , ^Jlu^> 
 llrnt)len. 2. bai yeilraljlcn , 25ci'(t)einen. 3. 
 bie i3tml)ieii, ber (SmiWenglnnj. Mii.ton. 
 
 Irradiate, Ini ileAte, dot. irr.idio; 
 e. a. I. bertrnhieii, be rt)einett, beleiid)teii. 2. 
 i erlfiid)reii (ben -Berilanb). 3. btird) -iUiirine, 
 l'id)r brifben. Hai.e. 4. jieren, pcrjieren. 
 
 Irrjtdiate, t>. «. |lra()!eit, fd)eiiien. 
 
 Irradiate, ndi. gejierr, gei'd)iniirft. 
 
 Irritdiation,iirAdeA'shun. ((r. '2B.) 
 «. 1. bns etmlilen, 'Jludilra^len. 2. bie 'iitt 
 flrnljliing, (l'rleiid)fung , bie ipefle. 3. i bie 
 (i-rleud)tniig ibti &(iilei). Hale. 4. [$l)i)f.J 
 bie Grgiegnng, SBerbreitnng cfleiner 1l)eir» 
 (t)cn aii6 eiiitr iSiibjliinp, 31u«(lrnl>iiing. 
 
 Irrational, irraHhunal. (Int. lrra> 
 tionaliiii ndj. I. iiiii'crnuiifrig ( iljiere ic). 
 
 2. (ber SBeriiiintt jiiivibcr) mipemi'iiiftig. — 
 arfi>. I rra t'i o null y , iini'eriiihifrig. 
 
 Irrationality,irraslidnarei4. (ir- 
 rat ' i oiialii CIS) t. bie lliu>eriiiiiifc. 
 
 Irreclaimable , irrekii'niai>i, 
 adj. 1. iiiibi'iTiTiid). 2. iiiibejntjiiuiar. — adv. 
 Irreclai ' malily, iillbi'iTcrlicft. 
 
 Irreconcilaille, irreknni>i'lal>l, 
 (fr. irre'coiiclliable) adj. 1. nnuerfiiljlllid); 
 (to) iinLicri'5l)iibnr (init). 2. (to, with; tins 
 pereinbnr (mit). — ado. Irreconci'la- 
 biy. unuenoliiUic^. 
 2. A man's conduct may be irreconci- 
 lable to or with his avowed prin> 
 ciples, 
 
 Irreconcilableuess, 'nlkon. 
 si'lablues, (. bie Uiii<erri>l)iilid)reiti llnpi-r* 
 einbnrfcit. 
 
 Irreconcile, 'rrek'onslle, r. a. 
 entjiufieii , niifriiften. 
 
 IrreCOnciled, IrrlkonsJld, adj. 
 1. tiiii'trr5l;iit, uiiaiifgeibljiit. 2. nid)t n6> 
 gebuBt. Smak. 
 
 I Irreconcileinent, arlkonsiiie' 
 
 meiit, iinb 
 
 I Irreconciliation,irrckonsitei'- 
 shun, <. ber '>}7{niigel nn S3eri'ol)iiiiiig, bie 
 ©ntjipeiung. 
 
 { Irrecordable, irreknrdabl, adj. 
 nid)r i"ri)rii'rild) niiitH'ii.irtl)rr roerben foiincnb. 
 Irrecoverable, ^lekiiv'uiai)*, 
 adj. iiucrreiuirt) (2Si'rlii|li ; uiiiuieberbriiigiid) 
 ptrlprcni iiii>ibl)iiiriic^ (&ienb)i nic^t iviebe# 
 
484 FaL». far, fall, fat. Mc, iiiL't. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6ud. Tube, iuh. full. tAin. THi*. 
 
 IRK 
 
 erlaugbnr, nirt)t witter Qi't i" mndjen ; nicf)t 
 etiitniOiid) (Scl)iiii)eii). 
 
 Irrecoveraibleiiess, inekiiv - 
 uraliliics, *. £>ie UiKr|Viilid)f tit , Umuiettf. 
 triiiijiiitjfcit; aiifiiitren>fc'arfi:it. 
 
 Irrecoverably , ii rekuvurablc. 
 adr. iinii'ict"'crl>riiiijliil); uiiabljilflirf). 
 
 Irrecuperable, jneku'jjeiabl. 
 
 (lar. iirecupfiiibiliii) adj.; Ir r e c u ' p e i a- 
 UIVt a<li>. f. Irrecoverable, Irreco- 
 verably, tt'iir. 
 Irrecured, irrekiird'. adj. linl)fili 
 
 Irredeemable f Sncdcc mabi, 
 adj. I. ni(t)t luifCer loSjufniifcii uB iu t!r> 
 lufeii; nii1)t luifPcr eiitjiibriiuieii. 2. iurt)t 
 nbfiiuf(id) , nid)t nblotlid), iiimblbslirt), iiui)r 
 tilabiir OXewtt lo. 3. iiidjr aiif 2JirMiuii'ii 
 Ber ^{egitriing Ijciiiigejnljlt i»crDcii foniu'ii& 
 e6. Diirftiib (i3(^iilDeii). Smoi.let. 4. iiiif 
 SBtrMiiijeii ludjt eiiigcloft, iiid)t iu boarciu 
 (5>elDe ftuegejiiljlt luerDen tonncnB c~45rtpier< 
 
 IrredeeiiiablenesiS) medec- 
 
 niabliies, iillt) 
 
 Irredeeiiiability , Ii ■ eriecma- 
 bil'ete, t. btx 3ii|lnii£>, 6n ©tiuiifi nuDr Uh' = 
 (jefnuft, iibflefaiift, nbgeliift, l)eims)ijiU)lt, 
 tiiiflfli^^t lui'vtcn fnnii. 
 
 Irreducible, iriedu»cbi. adj. i. 
 nid)t ill tiiicu |riil}LTCii 3ii|f»ii'B jiirrirfneii'il^rt 
 werDcii i>t». jiiriirf<jcbrad)t ivcrBtii foinu'iif. 
 2. (iiiio) nidft I'tnuiiiiBelr oP. rcDiijirr wtr-- 
 bcii fiMiiuufc (in). 3. iiiu>trfltiiuTlKl). 4. 
 iiiU;ir|li(ibnr, unuerctniiidjbnr, iiiin&u.iir; 
 rid), I". N. i. 
 2. Corpuscles of air irreducible iiiio 
 water. Uo\i.e. 
 
 Irredueibleness, ineduNcbi 
 nl», s. tiit. UnljiTilellbiirfeit. 
 
 Irrefrag-able, irref'fragabl, 'r- 
 tiliag'abl, (fr. 'iU3. l>. Mt. retragoi) uilj. 
 iiiin)i£ier|"pred)lirf> , uinwibcrlciilidj , iiiu'ers 
 iwerflid) , uiiiimili>b'lid). — adv. Irrefia- 
 g;ibly. uiiiuibtrrpn-d^iid;, (iiif eiiie uniini: 
 ftoplidje 21rt. 
 
 IrrefragrableueiiN , irreiiag'- 
 abiiie.H. lint 
 
 Irrerragrability, irrettilgabii'- 
 ^le, s. bit lliiuiii|'toiilid>(eir, tliiuibrrlfd: 
 lutfeit. 
 
 lrref\uiable, iireiu'tabi, irrcf- 
 
 l&t4i>li (lielllAt. irrefutabilis) iidj. [n\mib(t- 
 Iffllic^, iiiiiuiPcrle.ibar. — adv. Irrefu'- 
 tably, lllliuit'erli'cllld). — I rr e fu ' t a b ! e- 
 nesK. t. bit Unii'lPcrlenbarfcit. 
 
 Irregreueracy , irrcjln'oiise. s. 
 6fr 3"i0iiiiP, Bii mnii iiid)ni>iftrr!iebi''ri-ii iit. 
 
 Irreg'ular, irie;;'i;ui4r- U>U. irre- 
 guliiris) adj. I. § lllire()ellllil(jiil. 2. UWT' 
 
 beiitlid). 3. uiirrgcltniipin , tcflclli^J. i. iiii: 
 teflfliiirt^ig, fn-i (SBfrfc). 5. [iu^t.] imvr.jfi. 
 magig, iiiiglfid)fi!>rniig. 6. [Ojeom.] iiiin-iicl: 
 ningig. 7. [Wrnmm.) iinrrgelmiipig (3iit; 
 n>orr). — adv. Irreg'ularly, uiirrgt'l> 
 iiin&ig ; uiiorbciitlid;. 
 
 Irreg-ulnrf '• I- pi- ni<i)t rrfliiiivtr 
 (ni(J)r fliljentf) loippeii. Kent. 'i. (J-iner, 
 ttt fciiier briliiiiuitfii 9{egcl fi-igt. 
 
 Irreg-uiarlty, iriej;ui.ir'eie. (fr. 
 irregiilariie) *. I. § bit lliiri-gt'lMiagigrrit. 
 2. eii3{fgrlli'figffit; UiiorBKiiiig. 3. griuobiil. 
 pi. bit '}lit6|'d)ii>i'i(uiia, bai iiiii'roeiKiid^r 2t' 
 
 IKK 
 
 ben. 4. t(i5rninni.] 6ie UnregelnmgigWt. I 
 
 Irregulate, iireggiiiaie, v. a. t 
 in lliHH'fniiiig bniiijeii, iieni'irreii. 
 
 Irreg'uluUii, ineggulus, adj. un> 
 Lir&furiid), gifcijiDS. Shak. 
 
 Irrelative, iriel'iaiiv. adj., niibt;: 
 jiel;Ud). — adv. Irrel'ativel jf , el)\U 
 ajtjuljiing. 
 
 Irrelevancy, iiTelevanxe, <. (to» 
 Die llniiinutiiDbiu-ftit cauf). 
 
 Tbe irrelevancy of an argument or 
 of te>>tinioiiy to a case in question. 
 
 Irrelevant, Irrelevant, adj. (to 
 iiniiiiiueiiCbrir diuu, iitd>f flctjijng (}iu, 
 iccmb (einir iSiid)e;. — adv. Irrei'e- 
 vantly. indjr jiir >£iid)e gcl;orig. 
 
 Irrelievable, irreieeVabl, adj 
 iimun)eiflid). 
 
 l.rrelig'ion, irreiidjun , (fr. 'ijj.) 
 1. Die afciiguMiSLHTiid^ruug, (yottcjuergciTeu; 
 Iji'it, bcr Uiigimibe, tie OrreUrt'iMUiit. 
 
 Mrreligrloilist, inelid jiini»t. s. 
 tn 3{eiigunn?i'enid)ur, gottesi'trgeiTeiie 
 O^ffuid). 
 
 Irreiig'ioUS, 'rrelid'jus, (fr. ine- 
 ligieux; adj. gotrioo , gorfe?i>erge(7i.n , irre= 
 ligibs. — <^dv. Irrelig'ioualy, lUif eiiie 
 in-ciii)i5rc, gorrloiV 'iBi'ife. 
 
 Irrelig'iousaess, irreiidjiUucii. 
 *. 6tc (i)iutlo|ig:cit , Orreligiuiltiit. 
 
 Irremeable, iueuieabl, dar. 
 
 irrenii-abili»> adj. tcilie Siiiitfetjr gC|tatteilD 
 ti|)ne 9{urfffl)r, I'on luu niiiii iitd)t juriirt- 
 tcljrcii fiiitii. 
 
 Irremediable, !rreuie'de.ibl, (fr. 
 -iii.) adj. I. uniibl;el|iid), iiiiai>l)uiflii1). i- 
 uiil)itlbiir. 3. iiid)i luieter gut ^n mad)eti, 
 Uiurfei)bi)r. — adv. 1 r r e m e ' d i a b I y , litl- 
 aMjclfiid) :c. 
 
 Irremediableuess , iireme - 
 deai>liies, *. bit lliiabl;iilfiid)fet( i lliilKiU 
 brttfeit. 
 
 Irreaiiissible, 'rremissebl, (fr- 
 >H5.) adj unerln^iid), uiu>crifil)ii(^. — adv. 
 Irr euiis'ki bl y , iiiurliipbar , titinad): 
 lldjtiid). 
 
 Irremisisibleness, irieniis'sebi- 
 ne-s. J. Bie ll:ifrliif)[id)fcif , lliiiHrjeil)lid)feit. 
 
 Irremovability , inemuuvabU - 
 cie. t. I. bit llitbeiuigiidjrciti UiiabniiCer- 
 lidjfeit. 2. tie lliiabfciparfeit (eiiies ibe; 
 aiiifi'iu. 
 
 Irremovable, irremuuv'abl. adj. 
 1. iitibfioegiid;; uiiiU'iiiifiTitd). 2. itiiiU'fiy 
 biir (3}eiiince). [adi. mU'eli^ljiUMr. 
 
 Irremiiiierabie, Ineniu'iicrabi. 
 
 Irreil*»«%'lied, Inenuiind', adj. 
 
 iiiiti-ruliiiu. 
 
 Irreparability, iireppaiabii eic. 
 
 ( 1 r re p 'a I a b I e ne .« !« I i. tie lllll)er|1ell; 
 
 biirfcit, llmrri'i3lii-t)ffic,lliiii>ieterbriiiglid)fei[. 
 Irreparable, inep'paiabi, (fr. 
 
 -a}. I'. liU. irrcparabili.<i) aaj. I. Itlirrfi'^; 
 
 iid), iinivtetrrbriiiglid) (SJerliiil). 2. nid)t 
 luioter gut gtiiiiid)r iwrPen funncnD. — adv. 
 Irrep'arably . unerfetjlid) , iiiiiivritcr: 
 bringiid>, <iiif fine unerffi^licte, nie luiebir 
 gilt ill iimd)fiite ?lrt; iiiu'criiieiClid). 
 
 Irrepealabie, 'rrepele abl, ndj 
 liniVttiTruflirt). — adv. irrepea' la biy 
 llllU'ltiTrufliil).— I f I e pealab i I'l I y, i r re- 
 p ea' !<■ bl e ue.sk, «. ciir Utiiutterrii|lid>rt'i( 
 
 IKK 
 
 Irrepentance, inepln'tanse, •. 
 t>ie UiibiiBfiTtinfi'it. 
 
 Irrepleviable, Ineplev'veabl. ) 
 Irreplevisabie,>iicpiev'viUbi.^ 
 
 adj. (?{i'd)r;rpr.| li!li1!U-10:-biir. 
 
 IrrepreiieilSible, irreppreben'. 
 sel>l, (fr. "23.) adj. iiiiraDi'll)iiff, tii&eliod, 
 lllljlriiflid). — adv. 1 rre prehe II 'si bl y, 
 lllllrtPtiljnft. — Irreprelieii'sibleiiesk, 
 *. Me Uiitabrlljnfrigfeit, lliiilrafitrf)feit. 
 
 Irrepresental*le, inepprezeu' 
 tabl. adj. imC'iirilciibcir , iiiu'oriU'lUMr. 
 
 Irrepresiiible, iirepre.^'.'.ebl. udj 
 iinunri'ri'riicfbar. 
 
 Irreproachable, irr^proi.sb'- 
 
 abl, (fr. iricprocbablc) adj. iiiiriiDell;ilft, 
 rnpelli>4, iiiu'eru'erflid), imbei"d)olreii. — adt>. 
 I r r e p r o a c Ii ' a b I y . utitilti'lljafr IC. I r r e- 
 proach'abieness, s. bit lliiia!)ell;ilftig* 
 teit, lliiiiermfrf(id)feit. 
 
 Irreprovable, irrepri>uv'abi,a(</. 
 tiifcellod, iiiU'ei"d)iilrt'ii , iiiiio&fUjiift, iiiiiicr» 
 luerflid). — adv. Irreprov'ably, niSeli 
 lo6 !c. 
 
 I-rresistauce , iiie/.i.st'anse, «. 
 Die DuiOfiuiiCeit , bit 'Jlbiieigiing jii ivibcrt 
 llel)en. Pa lev. 
 
 Irre.«i$«tibility,ine<iMei>il'e>^. ti. 
 
 Irre8i.<«tibleiiess,irrexia'ieblnes, 
 *. bit lliiivii)eritfl)lid)fi-ir. 
 
 Irre-sistibie, iiic/.isteiii, (fr. 2Q, 
 11. lot. resi,sto) adj. iiiiii)iPerilel}lii1). — adv. 
 Ir re»i.Ht'i biy , lllliuiiierr(el;lld) , lUlf (ilie 
 Iliiiuit>cri1el)liite "BSeifc. 
 
 Irresoluble, irre^'zoiiibl. (fr. aj. 
 
 l>. I. re.iolvo) adj. uiuiilfloslid), ltll(lllfli!>sbrtr. 
 
 Irresolubleitess , lire^'xAiubi- 
 iies. i. bit lliiiiiiflo6iid)feir. Bovll. 
 
 Irresolute, irreii'iiilute. (fr. irre- 
 solu) adj. iiiifdjliiii'ig, iiiteii(rd)lD||rii. — adv. 
 I r r e .s ' o I u t e l.y . ltiird)liirfiil IC. 
 
 Irresoluteuess, inex aolutenes, 
 lino 
 
 Irresolution, inezoluMiua, «. 
 6ie iliu'iirfd)loiyeiil)rir , lliifd)liii"Mg*eit. 
 
 Irresolvedly, iiiezoi'vadie, adt. 
 t iiiu'iuiitioiyeii , mifd)liifftg. 
 
 Irre.^pective, iirespek'ilv, adj. 
 1. nut I'ldjtsio* , iiiibeniiigr. 2. '■• geriiigfd)!!- 
 i;ig. — «rfp. Irrespec' lively, unbebingt, 
 oljiie 'Jiiicfrid)t aiif lltniliiiiDe. 
 
 Irrespirable, irres'perabi, adj. 
 iiiuui)t'iiit'ar , iiiieiiiiuljcinbar (I'lifri. 
 
 IrreMpoiiJiibility , irrcspouU- 
 biieic. a. bit lliu'eraimuorrlidjfrit. 
 
 Irre»>puilsible,irrespou'iiebl,a<//. 
 niu'i-riiMnuurtlid). i bcljaitriiiii (OJe&nd)fiUBi. 
 
 Irretentive, irrcien'iiv. adj. nid)t 
 
 Irretrievable, ineucevabi. at/j. 
 iiiienVyiid), iiiimieterbriiigiid), iiiil^t iBirKrt 
 gut ju nirtd)fiii iiiuUMiiOrriid) (Sd>i(fi"iil Jc.i; 
 eiuig (9SerDirbni) — udr. Irretrie'vably, 
 iiiicriei;lid),iiiin)U'frrbriiiglii1).— I r r e t r i e»- 
 jiblencs*. <. Bie Uiier|Vijli(ftf«it, Uiiiwic£ier» 
 briniilid)ffit. 
 
 Irreturuable, frretum'abl, adj. 
 nid)t triuicDert, rrdiutet, i>crgi>lfeii , luriitf* 
 gegibeii luertcn fijiiiiriib. 
 
 Irrt^vereiiCe, Irrov'verense, (fr. 
 irieverence . p. lot. irrevereiiiia) *. I. bit 
 llni'l<rrrbit'tii)feit. 2. bit 3>t'ritigfd)>i9iiii||, 
 SJtriidjriiiij. 
 
Falp. f'.r. f/.II. fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got. 6il, d6nd. Tube. tub. fi^ll. t/nn, THis. 485 
 
 IHR 
 
 ISO 
 
 Irreverent, nrev'verent. (Ir-I jjr. eitl; fnn«fr. a«ti; (jerf. e»t, hist) btittt 
 Tev'ereiid) u'r. ^.) adj. uiitljrerbietijj. — | ^enoil tt6 praei. Indical. uon to be, r. n. 
 
 «rfe. 1 rre V 'e ren tly . uiK^rcrl'ietig. Ir- 
 Tc V 'ere n • n e*»T '• ^^' UlU'l)rfrbicti(jf<it. 
 Irreversible, mever'^elil. adj. 
 nniv)i»errii|lid> , lUUi&aiiCerlid). — adv. Ir- 
 rever'silily. uniiMDi'rttiflldj. Irrever'- 
 aibleiiet». t. ^le lliDuiDerrufiid^feir, 
 
 Irrevocability, irriwokabil'- 
 ile. tiiiO 
 
 Irrevocabieness, irrcv'v&ka- 
 blnck, « die lliiit>iDrrrufli(t)f«it. 
 
 Irrevocable, iirev'vokabi . (fr. 
 ffiB. V. liU. irrevocabili») ailj. uniuiPi'rrilf' 
 ti<t)) unnbautcriid) I nid;t iiirucffleiionniun 
 ivtrtieii fbaueiie tiiiorf). — adv. Iiiev'o- 
 cHbly. iiinuiberriiflKi) , iiiu<rrniriMi(l). 
 
 Irrevokable, irrcviVkabl, adj. 
 ninviPcrnn'iirt). 
 
 Irrevolubie, Irrev'voluM, ad), 
 i ttmt llmii'iiijiiiirt I'libdiC. Milto.i. 
 
 Irrif^ate, ir'iegite. dat. iriigo> r. 
 •. iViilTirii , biii'iifKtn ; be fi ii(t)teii. 
 
 Irrig-ation, irregixiiun, (fr. W.) 
 «. I. tit ^aiKruiiii, '■briuiiiTi'ruiigi Ibo 
 feui^tuiifj. 1. 6n« SewniTertrciii. 
 
 Irriffiious, irriggiiu*, adj. I. bt> 
 wAiTert, iv.iiKrrmct). 2. jiriuDt. 
 
 irrlaion, irriJ^ii'Un, Ont. irriaio) «. 
 tie 35iri>i(t)iiii(i, iSenputiiiiio. 
 
 Irritability, imiabiritA, (fr. irri- 
 (nbiliie) t. 1. ^le :)(ti«t)nrfeit. 2. [■^i)[)\i\>l.] 
 tit JCciibiUfeit. 
 
 Irritable, ir'ritabi, (fr. S93. ». lat. 
 Irritiii'iliM adj. 1. rciibat liempcramriio. 
 2. [i5l)Dui'I.) rfijbrtr. 
 
 Irritant, irtiiiat, (fe. SB) adj. 
 
 I. I'iWieO.j reijeiiDi nufrrflriib , errrfleiiD. 2. 
 
 ld{r(t)t«iVr.| u(riu(t)t(iiD , iiiigultia iiiii4)(iie. 
 
 Irritaiit, *• iat, iva6 r(i)(, biie 
 
 9{(iiiiiit[el. 
 
 Irritate, irriiAlc (lot. irrito; n. 
 Irnd) B. a. I. l-Wftb.) tt^^ttt . ■) <iufreo«ii 
 {Cir t'ebeii*i)«i|lfr). b) errcgru (Die ©iifte>. 
 o (iitiuiibcu (etiK Wuiibe to. ). xuitn, 
 CTiuriU'i, aufbriiigcii. 3. rrljoljcii, ymirir: 
 (trii, lioO) mti)t rrreiidi, AiifAd)eii (tie 
 gumiiit). Bacom. 
 
 Irritate, adj. f tvt^btft, o<^i>i>«'r 
 C^iainiiie). iteit. 
 
 Irritate, v. a. |9{e(i)r£fpr.] vtriiid)< 
 irritation, inetA'«ban, (fr. fiii. 
 ». (at. irriiatio; «. 1. bit ($'iii)tlii6iini) (buret) 
 tittben K.). 2. 1 ^l)i)lu'l J b« •Jf'iJ- ^ 
 (')Keb.] bit ©rrffliniij (bcr ©<itt«); 'Jftijuiiij 
 (ber Sfieruni). 3. bit 'Xtunna, (fntniiliiiiii 
 Srbittrruiif]. 
 
 Irritative, ir'r^iai'v, adj. [^(t. 
 «) rriiciib. b; uuii 'J{eij bffllritcr, buret) 9<iij 
 0triiula§t. [rt'!|(ii.b, <\uirei(fnb. Ha 
 
 Irritatory, 'ri^iature, adj. nup 
 Irroratioir, iirorishun, nat. ir- 
 Toratio) «. ["DieD.J Oir !be|'prtU|)Uii(|; bae 
 Vtrprcui^tiriu. 
 
 Irruption, irrup'iliun. (ft. 'Si. v. 
 
 . M. irrupiioi *. I. 6(1* «Mu«irftfii, ber (?IM- 
 
 btu<l) (be« OTwrr^ lo. 2. bcr Cf-inhru(f), 
 
 (fi-iuf.id (bcf Jriubi;*); (into) Me Urberruni; 
 
 IKlung , bcr ttrt<cri'iill (eiiicr Siaot to- 
 
 Irruptlve, imiirilv. adj. eiiibres 
 (fceiib , l)erf mbre<l)eii6 , lieri>i'rbre(1)enb. 
 I«, lA, «tMt]eI|°. is; tjoU. in; tar. ex; 
 
 i|T, luirb; betrogt. 
 
 Isaac, i'»ak, «. (97(ime) Sfaaf. 
 
 Isabel, iii'abel, ( (fr. laabelle) 
 
 Isabella, isabel ia,^ «. l. cTinme) 
 ^inbelle. 2. bie jrobrdfnrbe. 
 
 Isaj^utfic, isagnccjik. f (gr. 
 
 iMii^^rog-ical , iaag(i(rjikal.} ei*a- 
 f>ogikos> iidj. ciiilrtreiib, ^iiifeituiig^ . . . 
 
 Isag-uii, i'sagoM , (gr.) «. [Q)ec>m.] 
 bie .lIrl(t)ll>m^l•lIgf ^I'Ji"- 
 
 Isatis, ■•atiii. «. [Soot.] brr ^ratii. 
 
 Ischiadic, Ukeadik, (gr. > adj. 
 [3liiiU.) ipuft . • . - pa»»ioii. bn6 ipuftwel). 
 
 Iscliuretic, i»kuret'iik. ndj. [0)teb.| 
 Ijitrnrrtibenb. - * tai t)i'iriirreibenpe 'Wittel. 
 
 Iscltury, io'ki'iii, (It' cury; (gr. 
 inchuria) #. [OHeb.] bie Jf)flrii|lrenge, ^iiriu 
 i<eriU>))fung, $>uui>erl;aitung, bcr ^flrii> 
 jiunng. 
 
 I'se, (fctctt.) I ■hall or will. 
 
 laeriii, Uerin, (Ia'erine)«. [^i< 
 tiernlii) ber lirnuinnb. 
 
 Isli, t"h. (Aiigeir. i«c, bAn. i*k; fr. 
 esqiie; net) eiiie Q-iibfiibe , bie bebcutet l. 
 (fll» &iib((lbe einrtf !{^(in)ort<) riiie SSeriuiii> 
 beruiig ob. eineii fteiueii QiuM ber (Figcix 
 |'(^aft, |. S9. whitlnh c. white; yellow- 
 i«h 0. yellow). 2. (at* dntftitt tind 
 i^nuptroorte*) tiiieii 9?efi9 ber buret) bo6 
 ipnuvtiwort nu<ioerru<fteu C?igenf(l)iiften ; j. 
 3). foolish V. fool; bra tilth v. brute; 
 roguish V. rogue. 3. (nli &nbfllbe eitiei 
 &igrnnnmen<) bilbtt ish etn jueigneubes 
 ^eiivcrt;|.9}.Swediah, banish, Bug 
 lish. 
 
 Isicle, I'sikkl. r. Icicle. 
 
 Isidore, i»'id6re, «. (9?ame> Ofibor 
 
 Isiniclasa, Izinggia*, (uoit ice 
 glass) «. 1. bie j^iiiifenblin'e, ber ^ifctleim, 
 r)}{u(ibleiiit. 2. ber Inlf, bo« >)};>iriengiiitf. 
 
 Uinglass-fisb, [0(t)thi)Ol.] ber $>iu 
 fen. -stone, bn« 'Benriem, JJrnuenglnfi, 
 ber Inifftein. 
 
 Islainlsin , is'lamum, (0. nrai* 
 ■aiaiiiai «. ber 0«lniii. 3^iami*m, bat Xut 
 fciitljiim. 
 
 Island, {'land, ((iiigelf. ealond) s. 
 I. bic OmVl, b(l< (S'llailb. 2. - of ice, b<l« 
 r(f)n)iiiimeiibt &it(tlb, bit f(f)miiiiiiieiibe &i6' 
 bniif. [iier , ©ilniiber 
 
 Islander, {'landur. «. ber 3nriil>i = 
 Islandy, i tande, adj. voder Onrelii, 
 {U Omeiii n«l)i'"^'fl- 
 
 Isle, Jie, i (fr. Isle, lie, t». Kit. In- 
 
 Ile, 5 *"'"^ '- '- "'' ^"^'^- ^- 
 
 (fr. aiie) ber Iniige ©niig, ©auieiigniig (in 
 ilirrfjfii) f. Aisle. 
 
 Islet, J'lit, t. bat Onfelefteit. 
 
 Islevvard, ile'wird, dcle'wards) 
 
 o«ti-. qegeii bie Om'fl »"• 
 
 Isochronal, l»ok'rAiial, I (gr. 
 
 Isochronous, {sok'r6niis.J i«o- 
 chroiio«] adj. fWid). u. OJrPtii.) glei(t).ifirig 
 (Sd)iv»iiifliiiigeii :c.), i|Vd)rpn, mir glei(t)i6r! 
 migt-r (i)rf(t)win&igfrit beidjriibeu (t'liiie). 
 
 Isochronisni, i\nk'r6iuiiui, «. 
 l<)Jir(f).) bie Ci>lrid)jiMrigfeit. 
 
 Isolate, U'oiaie. (it. inolare; fr. Uo- 
 ler) 0. a. flbroiibcrii , eiiijclii , frei, nbgeiVii: 
 Den l}iii|Men, vereiii|clH, iiVlireit. 
 
 ISS 
 
 Isolated, iz'oliled, ^rt. Ob. <u9 
 
 ifciirr, frti ilcljeiib. 
 
 Isoineria, isnmi'ria, (gr. lsomoiria> 
 *. ['ii3t(Ti'iiirt).j bieO'"''"""'. fllfifOe JljfiliiMg- 
 
 Isoiiiorphisin, i.soiiinrf'i/.m. (gr. 
 isos u. morplie) t. lJ\ri|lad.) ber oH^ii'nr) 
 Vi)iim. I iKriand.) iiomorpl!ir(t). 
 
 Isomorphoiis, ut'imort'iiit, adf. 
 
 Isoiioniy, u'oiioiiie. (gr. isos u 
 nonios) «. I. Pif <\k\(bt 9liiftl)eiliing bei 
 iJJedjteu.'iiprioiJegieii. Mitforu. 2. [^rifTod.) 
 bie 3uMioinie. 
 
 Isoperiineter, li.Aplrini'ct::r , 
 (gr. isos u. nietron) j. [Refill.] ber glei(1)e 
 Umf.iiig Ob. IlinfrriS. — Isoperimet'- 
 r i c a I , adj. von gleid)eiJi lliufntige , llnu 
 freife. l»operini';try. «. bie ^fopiTis 
 metrie, Se^re uon ben ^igureii poii gieic^em 
 Unif.iiige. 
 
 I8<»sceles, {lioii'alitA, (gr. iso«kv 
 le*) adj. Ifflcrtii.) glei(f)f(f)ciifelig. (t5'<T"f- 
 
 Isosceles , «. bie giei<f)r(f)eufelige 
 
 Israelite, i^'rA^itte. t. ber 0^<^«<'li'- 
 Israelit'le, Israelii'inh, adj. i^rtie> 
 iitii'd). 
 
 Isothermal, Iitoi/ier'inal. (gr. !«os 
 11. iheniia) ndj. [^\:)\)\. 11. (Ftieui-l ifiUberiii, 
 eiiie g(ei(^f&rnllge leuipenifur fjiibeiib. Ure. 
 
 Isotonic, Niinn'ik. (gr. isos uilD 
 tonn*) ndj. ijVton, glei(t)r iDiie Ijnbenb. 
 
 Issuable, i»ii'»lii'iabi, adj. I. niitt 
 gegebeii, eriiifTeii werbeii foiiiienb. 2. lJit<t)ttt 
 ipr.l jiir ©iitrd)eibimg ful)renb. 
 
 Issue, Nh'siiii. (fr. "Si.) *. I. bat 
 
 if>rriiii*fiMiimeii. $emu#flicBeu, ber 9Iii#gniig 
 
 (uon 3"""Wrt''f'f'"' f'l"''' 'TOrtirrtjeiiniiiffe ic). 
 
 2. ber ^tbgniig; — of blood. Per :bliirg<\iig, 
 
 5Mut(lii6. 3. Pie Cieferuiig, ■Jtblieferiiiig *!lb« 
 
 gnbe (.awi eiiiein "OT.igajiiie). 4. bat Qx\a\t 
 
 feu, bie (Jrltiffiing (iiiie« *efi'f)(«); - of an 
 
 order from ... ein drliig itt ic. 5. bnd ^u$> 
 
 gebeii, in Uinlnuf ©e(jtii ob. ^riugen (bf5 
 
 (MflbeO. 6. a) brr i!lii«giiiig, GTt(.>lg. biia &iibe, 
 
 bie ffolge. b) ber ®(1)lu6 ; />/• iJHtien, 3ii'?(te; 
 
 ©(l)irii|e. Smak. 7. (from ii. of) \ ber '!Hu*i 
 
 gniig (eiurr (£tnbt JO. 8. tie ■■nad)fcinmfn« 
 
 f(t)iift, bie Seibe^erbeii, '7iiid)foiiiiiieu. 9. pi. bie 
 
 @inf liiifte, bat &iiifoiiiinen (u.l'nnbfrrieii ic). 
 
 10. bie (nu4 fflciPbiigen ic. eiutpriiigriiPeii) 
 
 •llccibeiuieii. II. bie iti'itoii, >}lii6grtbcn. 12. 
 
 ber ©treifpiiiift. 13. ((Fl)ir.! bat goiitniied, 
 
 ltumlgerrf)iuur. 14. [9{rrf)ffipr.l bif ©d)lue« 
 
 I'erljanPluiig, ber ^erdiliifj oP. tat Grgebiiig 
 
 bet gaiiieii prpji-fTiiiiin'fbtii Serfiilircii* ; Per 
 
 oi'rIirneiiN; ©frcitpiiiift, bt'iTrii (>-iifrd)fiPiiiig 
 
 beiPe 'ipiirteien ber (fiitiiDcibuMg Per 3uri) 
 
 uberlnfTeii. 
 
 3. All isHue of rations or provisions 
 
 from a store, or of powder from a 
 
 magazine. 6. a) Our present condition 
 
 will be best for us in tlie -. 7. To 
 
 God tlie Lord belong tlie Issues from 
 
 death. B1111.E. 
 
 Strange issues of hum.'in birtli. IUUil> 
 berb.ire menfd)lid)e 9lii«grburteu. The mat- 
 ter in -. bie iiorliegriibe Siid)e, ©.-d)e, I'on 
 ber grrrtbe tie 9febe nl. Cause at -. bit 
 fpnidifcrtige ©ntfje. To join - (with any 
 one), (3(fd)terpr.) e^ ituf ben I'liifiVriid) btt 
 Oiiri) niifiMumeii laffeii, on bic leyre Jiitloni 
 flchcn. J. forigrlien. Bank of- , ll^onpelj 
 bi( 3tttel<, ^toteubouf. 
 
486 Fate. f»r. fnll. fnf. Me. met. Fine. ffn. N6, move. n6r. got. 6ll. r\6u(] Tnhe. lul). iVilI. l//iii. Tlli??. 
 
 Issue -paper, fnf J-iMitaiicffpnpier. 
 IsSiue, (if. uiscirc) V. n. I. (from) 
 fliiegclji'ii, tjernu^flirgen, tieruortumiiieii, i)tx: 
 niiefommen ; entiVriiificii «\\\&). 2. (from) 
 l)i'ruort'retf)cn , aui-bredien, aiiSfntfeii , eiiu'ii 
 SUi^frtfi iiin(l)eii (niifi). 3. «rom) Ijerfinii: 
 nieii, l)er|lnim)ien (oon). 4. (from) Ijerfinit; 
 nifii, f)errui)reii (von). 5. (from) nin-IniifVii, 
 fiMimieii (nii«). 6. (to) [i>{ecf)t6rut'.] Dem 
 Slii^fpriid)e (bit 3iiri) 2c.) ribcrlnuen I'let: 
 l>en, nii[)cimfnrteii, fommcn i>or,.. 7. aiif' 
 fleijf n , fid) eiiBiflen. 8. nu^lnufen (in einen 
 Qjinfet jc). 
 I. Light i s su es from the sun; blood 
 issues from wounds. 2. Troops is- 
 sued from the town and attacked the 
 besiegers. Webster. 4. Rents and 
 profits i ssu in g from land, tenements, 
 or a capital stock. Webster. 6. A 
 cause issues to the court or to tlie 
 jury. 7. We know not how the cause 
 will issue. Webster. 
 
 To issue out of.., ^errfitjren (uon). 
 To — out, nii^fnflen, f)cruor6red)en, «iii&re: 
 djfu. 
 
 Issue, V. a. I. f)ttwv(iet)en (nfff"- 
 nu^fdjirfen, au^inffeii. 2. a) nii^geben, ttuit: 
 tiren, in Umfauf fe^en ob. 6ringen (®el^. 
 fdantnotemc. b) nnsfteUen CSGedifdu.). 3. 
 (niid).mit out, forth) eriflffen, crgefjeii (nfjen 
 (25cfef)(e ic). 4 l)ernu^jie()en (fceu ®eift fi= 
 tier ©ii6|lnnj ic). 5. (from) nbflcben, (ie= 
 fern, ntlicfmi (au6 eincin «D?ajinjine). 
 
 To 1 8 s n e a bottle of wine, •{■ eiue %lafd)( 
 SDcin jiini SSfilrn grben. 
 
 Issued, mh'shud. adj. entfprc^m. 
 Issueless, ish'shules, adj. m\bt: 
 crt't flll^er^Pl•. 
 
 Issuing', ish'shuing, s. 1. bie 3(ii^= 
 (jabe, bne Slii^gcben (v. ^mtnottn JC). 2. 
 boe ipori^orfmiinifn, ipernu^fonitnen. 
 
 IstlainilS, isi'nius, (gr. istlnnos) s. 
 bie (frrtiiije, Siiiibciigt. 
 
 It, It. (nngdl". hit; Inift. het; Int. id) 
 
 prun. I. (aU (;iinui'iiViiri'^ g-iinuurt) ti. 2. 
 
 (bci iinpcrfonl. SeiriDorterii) (6. 3. dim ei= 
 
 nrn ©n^ eiiijiilfireni e*. 4. (alfi bf.^ichlid) 
 
 l)inn)eirenbc^ Jilriuprt) t6. 5. (pfr faiini ee 
 
 einen ©ntj nn , me biinn ein perfiniiid)r^- 
 
 giinuprt , ber ^Jintne einer 'JSmon , obor ciii 
 
 indnnlid)ei5 ipnuptiuprt nfld)|olot) j. 58. it Ik 
 
 I, idf bin e#; (innnd)in. luirb b<i5 i an^flu 
 
 flpgen), J. 95. 'Ti» two or three, ti il:ib 
 
 jroei Dbcr brei. 6. (ben 3n|1nnb einer ^er= 
 
 |Vn , einer ©iid)e bejeid)neiib) j. 18. how is 
 
 it with .., luie ftel)t ei iini . . , roie grl)! ee 
 
 init . ., mie (\d)t ei (G"iiicni)? 7. ii£r ili-ljr 1 1 
 
 iiad) V. n. be* '?iiid)!~rMcf^ lueijen; innndim. 
 
 C i nber lelten i; J luirb it niid) nnf ^er: 
 
 fpnen nngcmenbet. 
 
 7. Whether tlie cliarmer sinner it. or 
 
 saint i t. Pope. The Lacedemonians. 
 
 at the straits of Therniopylae, when 
 
 their arms failed tliem, fought it out 
 
 with nails and teeth. Dryuen. If 
 
 Abraham brought all with h!in, it is 
 
 not probable he meant to walk it back 
 
 for his pleasure. Rai.eigii. 
 
 •Tis, e^ ifl. It is over ob. all over, e^ 1)1 
 
 iH^rbei. For-, bnfiir. By -. bnbii. Witii -. 
 
 tflinit. The fruit of—, feine (J'^nd)t, brtitii 
 
 %tn(i)l, bit ^ru<i)t I'.IPOII. The mischief of 
 
 ITi 
 
 i t is. ba6 llngfiirf bnt'on irt 2C. They got three 
 shillings of -, fie befninen brei ©hiUinnr 
 bafiir. Has he got any thing by -? hot er 
 (vnuiig biibei gemonnen? Let liim look to-, 
 fr inog fid) in >Ud)t nel)nien. They went so 
 far with -. fte brarf)ten ci I'o n>eit. [iralifd). 
 Italimi, ital'lean. adj. irnlienird), 
 lialian bagpipe, bil5 $ninftlfld)eu. 
 
 Italian, *. l. ber Otiiiicner, t Cstrt- 
 litT. 2. Dn« Ot'il'enird)e, bie irniieuird)i' 
 Sprndje. [lienifiren. 
 
 Italianate, italcanite, v. a. iu\' 
 
 ItHliauisin, iial'eanizm, «. bie 
 itntienirdrt' 9iVbeni?nrt, ^orttngung. 
 
 Jtaliaaize, iiai'eanize. V. n. ito: 
 lieuilircn, iralienird)e ©ittcn , Dteben^nrren 
 anncljincn, ben Otilicner ipielen. 
 
 Italic, iiaiik, adj. t. iralifd). 2. - 
 letters, pb. Italics, 4. [Ippogr.] bie ^ur; 
 I'ii'fdjvift, ^iirHu. 
 
 Italicize, ital'esize, v. a. in .^nr^ 
 fii'lUfift fd)rciben ober brucfen. [lieniitrr. 
 
 Italioiiate, italeonate, adj. iu\-. 
 
 Italy, itale, (lat. Italia) *. [®ePijr.J 
 ^tiilien. 
 
 Itcll, itsh, (nngcrf. gictha; ^otl. jeukte) 
 s. 1. [^5)feb.] bng ^urtcn, bie Srnije. 2. ba6 
 3nden, SBcigen (anf ber 5pant). 3. i ber 
 iii^el; (for, after) bai ®cii"i|1e (nnc^). 
 
 3. An itch for praise ; an — for 
 scribbling. Dryden. 
 
 Itcll, V. n. l.ijncfen. 2. f jnrfen , ein 
 brennenbe^, beiliinDigeeSBerhiiigen Ijabeii (nad) 
 Grivn*), grpge Sn|1 Ijnben iGriuae ju rl)nn). 
 
 My fingers itch to be at him, ii) Ijabe 
 grope 2n\1, il)n bnrdjjiipn'igcin ob. jn ivaifen. 
 
 Itching-, itsiiiiig, s. bn^ Oiicfcn; 
 ber ilii;t'i. - adj. jiidenb; brennenb (SBcr-- 
 Iflngcu). [einen be|lanbigen Sfei^ uerfpiirenD. 
 
 Itchy, iisire, adj. I. frfli>ig. 2. i 
 
 Item, I'lC-m. (Int. 2i3.) adv. ingleid)eii, 
 bf?iireid)i'n , flleid)fn(U, ferncr. 
 
 Item, *. I. ber bcfPMbere 2lrriffl, 'spp* 
 lli'n, 3ved)nnng^porren, sUninij, bnS ^teni. 
 2. ber Syingevjeig, ^IBinf. 
 I. The accoant consists of Biany items. 
 
 Item, V. a. nnfnorircn, nuueid)nen, 
 nnmevfrn, ppn Griunj 9?orij ne()nien. 
 
 Iterable, it leiabl, a(^J. t iuiebrr> 
 l)Pir iviTbi'n fonni'iib. 
 
 Iterant, literant, arf/- luieber^Dlenb. 
 
 Iterate, It'terate, (Int. iteio) V. a. 
 ii'icbfrljpien , uon 3Jeucin bcgdjen obet wr- 
 bnngcn. [2Cieberl;pUiMg. 
 
 It(*ratiun, ittera'shun . (Int.) I. bie 
 
 Iterative, it'ierativ, (fr. iteratif) 
 adj. n»d)mniig, nberiHniig, iuieberl)p(t. 
 
 Ither, (fd)Pit.) other, one an- 
 o t h c r. 
 
 Itinerant, itinnerant, (p. I. iter) 
 («</. l.rfifenb. 2. lunnbernb, Ijeninnunnberno. 
 
 A judge itinerant. [G-iigl.j ein 3{id); 
 nr, ber in ben ®rnfrd)ntten l;erunirei^t, nin 
 Die Slffifen nbjnl)niren. 
 
 itinerant library, bie 9{eifcbibliPtf)ef. 
 - tradesman, ber ipnufirer. 
 
 Itinerant, s. l. bfrreifcnbe9{id)tcr, 
 ■55ri'bigtT. 2. ber Ijerniniunnbernbe, Ijerunw 
 iii'lH'iii>e 9)?eiird). 
 
 Ji[tinerary,Uin'ncrare.(fr.itine'raire) 
 s. ber itifgiiicircr, biii ^{cifcbnd), ipnnbbnd) 
 fiir Jfciffnbe, bie 3{ei|"ebtfi1)reibiiiiij 
 
 JAC 
 
 Itinerary, adj. dMfe.., reifenb, 
 
 nut ber iiu'tTe I'trridjret. Bacok. 
 
 Itinerate, itfn'nerite, V. n. reifeti 
 
 (berouDrrJ pini "isrcbigiTii). 
 
 Its, its. pi-on. (tin, beffen. 
 
 It's, ^U'fiiruing p. it is. ti iff. 
 
 Itself, Itself, pron. t& felb|l, fid), 
 frlba. 
 
 Of itself, pen felbit. lo -, an fid) 
 filOil. By -, fur fid), ntlein; bcifeite, be> 
 fpiiberS. 
 
 Ittriuni, it'treura, *. [^TOinernig.] 
 bn^ Oftrinin, ?)rtriuin. — It'tria, ». bie 
 3)trerfrbc, ber 2)rtnrit, bn^ ?)frerberggut. 
 
 Ive, IV, (Int. iviis; fr. if) eiue Giib; 
 filbe, infl.1)e SBeimuriern eine nfriue 58ebem 
 tung gibt. 
 
 Ivory, i'vure. (fr. ivoire; it avorio ; 
 int. ebiir) *. Dn^ 6'lfenbetn. - adj. clfeiit 
 bcmern, elfenbcinen. 
 
 Ivory-black, bni (fffenbeinfc^wnr}. 
 --turner, ber &lfenbeiMbred)sler , ©lfen» 
 beinbreher, Glfenbeinnrbeiter. 
 
 Ivy, I've, *. [J8ot.] ber e'p()eu, ©ppid), 
 bn^ 2Dintergn"in. [ber ^SnuniepDcu. 
 
 Ground -ivy, ber Grbepljfu. Tree-—, 
 
 Ivy- berry, ber ©plteufnuie. --bush, 
 ber nl6 ®d)ilb bienenbe ©trnug ani (S-pl)en 
 nn 2Cirtl)sl)nii|'ern. —-owl, bit grnue ©ule. 
 --resin, bn^' Gp()eill)nrj. 
 
 Ivyed,i'ved, adj.niit &p()eu beipai^ren. 
 
 «i, ja, («B?it(nut) ». 1. bn^ 3of, 2. in 
 "Jlbiiiriiinnen : J. C fiir Jesus Chrisms, ^t-. 
 \'ui Sl;ri)1u£; J. H. S., .Jesus Hominum 
 Salvator, OefuS ber 5peilnnb ber 'Wenfe^en. 
 3 ber englifd)e I'liiir bici'ep ■8ijd)|lnben fnnn 
 biird) dzh rtti^gcbriirft luerben iiiiD entfprid)t 
 bcni g in ge n i u s. 
 
 Jabber, jab'bur. (hpfl. gabberen; 
 fr. jaijoter) v. n. pliTppern , fdjunrrern, 
 fdjmnhcn. [per, Oieplniifer, (yefctjii'iiQ. 
 
 Jabber, s. b(\6 03fi'd)nntrer, Sepuip. 
 
 Jabberer, jab'i)urur,i.DeriSd>nnt« 
 terer. [ba^ ®i'fd)nnttfr, ®eiunfd). 
 
 Jabberinent, jab'biirment. s. * 
 
 Jabiru, jab'iiu, s. [Omit!;.] ber 
 3nPirii, 01)nid)iunnj. ( ber ^nfnninr. 
 
 Jacainar, jak'an.ar, 4. [£;rnitli.] 
 
 Jaceut, ja'sent, ( Int. jacens > adj. 
 
 liegenb. 
 
 Jaciltth, i'asint/i, (gr. hyakinthos) 
 *. 1. [Si5ot.i bie 5pi)niintl;e. 2. [OJJinernig] 
 bet i>i)niintf). t 
 
 Jack, jak, (ntf). zeku, er, fie) «. 1. 
 ('ilbfiir,}Uiig p. John) i))nn6, 0'in, ^nnfel. 
 2. 1 ber ipnn<;>, genieine ober frrd)e ^)]?eiifd). 
 J. ber iviied)t, fieri. 4. ber 9infc>uei*, 5pnns» 
 luiiril; ^pnn* ^Rt\rt. 5. per 'Wpotdfnrct)!, 
 ^))iatrpfe. 6. ber perfd)nii(jte fieri , fd)inue 
 ®njl, ber ju aiflem jii gebrniid)en i|l, e^ init 
 Oeberinnnn Ijnit. 7. 5 (nrm. ozach) j^ai 
 'Wnnnc^en (ber uieriu6igtn Il;ifre) ; be» 
 :pnljn iber2>pge(, befoiiPeriS 3?iinbpigi'l); (n. 
 im engern ©nine) ber ipnijn ber Sitnepfen. 
 8. ber junge iped)t. 9. ( ber 3innif inel)rerer 
 'iBsrf jeiige ) a) Der ©tirfelfneil)! , ©rineii 
 jieher. b) b^r iirnreniuenber. c; ber ©I'g?' 
 bod, ^plibpcf. d) beriJlnfi^eii^ui], ^ieSiJtnb.t 
 
Faie. far. fAlI. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6. move, nSr, got. 6il. cloud. Tube. ITib. full. l//iii, I'Uis. 487 
 
 JAC 
 
 e) Met SaJirfeel, I>vni)t. bit S.tampe, in 
 ^Hc<f S'weif. g> «) tie 3ielfii0«l (fcehw 
 JteiK^"' i /(^^ fio^ 3ifl. •>; 9ie Durfe (an 
 HiiU'ieren); ^er ^crul)rurtg«ilitr, luiMuit ea* 
 €v">''" (\ei\)klt luiro. i) ter le&erne >£d)iiiiid) ; 
 bie li'feriie ~5lnrd)c ; (Sd)cnffiiniU'. j) [^ort' 
 fiMrtj eiiie l)iU(>i'i)3(iitei eiiic 3>irr(el6piiue. k) 
 ['Uiar.J eie tflmige. iO. (fpaii. jaco) 6ns 
 1)>iiiilcrfleiD, ^iiiijirrljfuiCi. U.-j-fta* 3rrli(l)t. 
 
 To |jlay the jack wiili anyone. &llli;n 
 am iJ?.irrcii|Viie Ijcriniifiiljrfii. Shak. 
 
 Jack at all trades, em "S^enf^t^, itv ill 
 flllc >£iitrel grrrd^t ifl. - of all kides. ttx 
 £iiifi(irl)al)u, -Kniiit), tier aiii briDeii ildjiMii 
 tnlilt. - by the hedge, [ Jjot.) l>rte ivilob' 
 Inui1)fraut, Der ©friiiiil, ^AJefltieiif. - in a 
 Lox.i.fnci£if)iid)iiliiiiiniid>i'n.2. ("WJar.] riiie 
 firoijf ^d>rniit>e 3. t-^or.J eiiie »itrt i!url?ct'r= 
 1)11111)1. - witti Ob. ill a lanlliern or lantern, 
 bit orrii'irct), Hai Ornidjt. - at a pinch, > 
 bit •brobbieO. — of the clockhou&e, IM 
 0!)UHfiiim.iiiiid)eii. Jumping -, (Criuil).] 
 Die JfrtiiniiS, btr 'Jjiiifluiu. - guaidaut, em 
 9iiirr voii iii.idjrer. -hoy, bn lUuiang emi'6 
 jku'iriifi''iiiiij. Smak. 
 
 Pror. There Is not so bad a jack but 
 ther* a as bad a jill, (j-mrr ill |'o uul tVirrl) 
 tli ttt ^iibt'ce , t6 111 dtties eao ^iliibire 
 B>ertl). 
 
 Jac k-an-ape«. jak'anapx. I. beriJift. 
 2. i bit 'JXiliiMtfe i ^'iiriiiiiH; ^ctjliiiflfl. -- 
 a - d a n d y , - - d a II d y , ber Oiarciueif, i?ti|Te, 
 9i.irr. - - a » s, ber G-fel. --block, [^iJUt.l 
 tec ibroiiiilfiifli'iHombnep^blod. --boot, 
 fccr J:iivier|lictii, >£rcif|liei"il. — catch, -- 
 ketch, o ber i>eiifer. --flag. (-MMr.j 
 eiiie rfhifliie out ber Steiige be* Sprieifeflfls. 
 --da*, ICriiitl).] bie riolile. -liuc, fie 
 €rt)imrniii ^bruteinueiieer. --plane, licd); 
 nrl.j ber ®cl)riil'l)Obei. --pudding, Dcr 
 ifiaiiir-anirfl , iJi.irr. --sauce, ber frcilje 
 Aeil, i>i(fill)nriiig , ipnnfiuuril. — smith. 
 *ir Sbr.ueiiiwiiibiruiiidjfr. — sprat, ber 
 «)iif, Ci'iff<:; fiov. - would teach his grand- 
 aiu. b>\6 Qi umII ftugir iViii aii- bie ipcimc. 
 - - 3 I a M, ber iJUignfllltprf . --stones, *. 
 pi. Me 5viiDd)(l4>eii (iniii tBpirlrii fur ^iit: 
 fteri. --lar, O ber 'Wi'iUri'lV. --weight, 
 e fir birfe, plimipf Aerl. 
 
 «lu<'kul> jilvkail , ({>. cliacal; tl'irf. 
 chicali *. (3iu't.l ber >act).ifni, OJi'lbivi'lf. 
 
 aincknitriltf jakalent. (Jack in 
 lent) s. I. el:ie uili Sl'iiiiipeii bifU-ibete ^!^iippc, 
 uadi n)fl(t)er iiiaii m ber ,yii|leiiieit luiirf. 1. 
 i b\e 3ie(rd)ribi. 3. 5er &iii(iilr6pmrel, i^m6. 
 4. 1 bo5 <)Jiipp(t)iii. 
 
 ^MCliet, jak'k}t, dp. jaquela; fr. 
 Jaqneite) «. I. bliO'Kf'' ^«1'> 0iUf4)eil, lili 
 ffijainiit^. 2. t ber iJJiiujemnf. 
 
 To beat any one'« jacket, (yjlii'll 
 ttiininirrii. [eme ^ade tragiiib. 
 
 JF»Ckf*te(l) jakkucd, ndj. gfj.ltft, 
 Ja«li«^y, jakkc. > ,„... 
 Jlnt-ky, 5 
 
 Joimj *. ip>ni£, i^aii^^Oeh. 
 
 ■iMCob, Jak'tib. (i)cbr.) M. O^rob. 
 
 Jacob's- ladder . l33or.] bie O'^fi'''*- 
 Iciter, ber gr:icl)ird)e ^.ilbruiii. Jacob n- 
 >tarf. I. bee Oiifobir;, ■:tiigiril>ib. 2. i-ir 
 €ti'(fbi>lrt> 3. lOK.ir.J brrO'if''"^!^'''*' ®r.ib = 
 tpucii, i)i'hriiMir(7fr. 
 
 Jttcubiu, jakob'u, t. I. [fraiii. 
 
 lal. > adj. 
 
 JAG 
 
 3tiupr.] ber Onfofciner. 2. [TO&ndj^w.] ber 
 Onfi'bmer. 
 
 Jacobiue^ak.'obine.«.i.[^&iic^£m.] 
 a) ttt Onfi't'iiier. b) bie oflfPl'iiiTUPmif- 
 2.bieOaf obmertaube, ^nubentaiibe, Sd)ieier: 
 (aube, ©muiptiiube. 3. (.lOtibrriiaiue; 0>i= 
 (ubiiie. 
 
 Jacobinic , jakublnik , 
 
 JTucobiiiieulf jakubiu ekai 
 
 Ji&CUbiu, jak uhiu, 
 [fr. 3{t'i'ol.j jiifobiiiifd). 
 
 •IttCObiuisilt, jak obtnUui, «. [fr. 
 Jteiu'l-i OiT o'lf '"1111*111. 
 
 jMCUbillize^ jak 6binize, o. a. jd- 
 (obmijirrii , uii( ben 3>ruiib|'iit^eii Der ^ato' 
 Oilier fliiilerfeii. 
 
 «lacobite,Jak uh;t.«. t.lnigl.Qiert^.] 
 ber Oaf obit. i.id)ritll.&tiiergfiVt).J0erO>»f«l'it. 
 
 •PHkobite, ailj. ill bcii 0>>^>''''>'i''*<' 
 iliiijiiii.ierii 3.ifob* II., geijing, jafobtrifc^. 
 
 Jacobiti'tiii, jakubiiiiiu, «. [ciigt. 
 ©ei'il).] ber j.ifobitisim. 
 
 JaCObutt, jakobus, (lilt. ^.) «■ 
 [-Uiiiiijiu.i ber o'^'^biit^ ( = 25 «l;iUiiigeK 
 
 JaCUUet) Jakonet', «. loHbt^'J ter 
 3iif iMiiiet. [*. t bie ^JJniljIfrei, lat ^4>ral)lcii. 
 
 JaotailCy, jak laiue, il. jaciuniiai 
 
 JaCtitatiuUf jakieiA sliiia, (I.) ». 
 1 biij :perimiiuer|iii dti ivi'rper*^, bie Ijef; 
 tigc iyeiuegimg, lliiriilje. IUkvev. 2. [toiieii. 
 diectXi ber uiired)iuiii6ige .:^eiriUl}eaiifprud>. 
 3. bte (^rp^rpri't^'cci- 
 
 •lacitiute, jak'uUle, (lat. jaculo; 
 II. «. luirfeii, idjir^eii c-i^ieite k.), i4)lriibcni. 
 
 Jaculaliuil, jakiilashuu, J. bAi 
 SHJirfm, ®i1)ii'peii, *icl)ieiiPerii. 
 
 alaculatur, jak uiitiir , *. [3(t>: 
 tm)L>i.j ber ^Ayit^ix , eiae >Jlrt (In^eiigt-r 
 'briiilfifd). 
 
 JIaciilafory , jak'ulaidri. adj. 1. 
 I)ii)>iii*l(t)leiibcrnbi l^iiiiuic^geivorfeti, l;maii5: 
 gefd)lttibtrr, gei"d)0|Teii. 2. iiiir i^iitigfiit niie^ 
 giiiuijeii tu. iUertciu. [young giil- 
 
 Jlad , (fdjotr.) jade; ^ a giddy 
 
 Jaite, jade, I. 1. bAt <)3LMlp|Vrb, Die 
 •yjiAtjXt, itrnrfe. 2. (ba5 i>eriid)Hicl)e, gemeiiie, 
 i!iiiis(t)iii<il (iu(l> mte 'liieibebiib) bie -'Sit^t, 
 >^i1)mbm>it)re. 3. | bie .Dime , iA6 iviibe 
 0)n'iiiit) ober '>)]?>ibd)eii. (iiJitierileiii. 
 
 Juile^ *. [OJ^iiicriilg.j bie o^be, ber 
 
 Jade^ v. a. I. flbjiigeii , iibri1)iiibeii, 
 .U'liiiitttii, uberrreibeii (-4>itrbe); nbi;i'yeii, 
 .U'l.igcii tipimbej. 2. i nbmntreii, crimictn 
 (beii (i>ei|V. 3. Ijerrifd) bcliiiiibilii, l)iibelii ; 
 ^erabfe^eii ; in geniemeii 'jlrbeireii iibiiiarttii, 
 rtb.iiMiiii. SiiAk. 4. t iiieiilerii, bel)crrrd)iii- 
 
 Jlade^ t>. N. eriimjeii, eriii>uteii. 
 
 ■Ia<lellf ji'ded. purl. adj. 1. abgt': 
 martet. 2. o faiil (3>il)iic). 
 
 •lailery , j^diiie, s. ber fd^liinnu' 
 Strt'id), bie lli.riifleiibeii ciiirr ■i))i'il)re. 
 
 JliUliwil, ja'dioh. adj. I. UlltlllJrll^e^ 
 
 l).ibinb, luie eiiie ■03riii)re, rrt)lcd)t, iiirbiT= 
 ir.id)iig, bo6i)nit. 2. lieberiirt), imteiifd). 3. 
 iiiiii. [ iiii!?invfi'ii, jiihiu'lii, rtiifferbcii. 
 
 «Vai;J7, jag, (fp. zaga; m. gagau; ti. a. 
 «tf«-, / ^ . ^ ^ 
 
 Jas;, S ^ ^ 
 
 Ja|;S;«tl , jag'ged , udi. grferbr, awi-. 
 (jt'firb:, f(rjiil}iitlt. [Wffrrbte, (ijrj.irfrfpui. 
 
 •la{;(;^('<liiefiM, jag gcdne.s, «. b>if 
 
 Ja({|{^er, M'd)i'".> a i>edUr. 
 
 JAN 
 
 •'«8'S""»g'»Jag'6'"g- •«• brt«9Ju«ffrben. 
 
 Jagging-iron, bnS JSerbrnb. 
 
 •■"•ffSy* Jag'ge. adj. jacf :g , geferbt. 
 
 JTag^uar, jaguar', «. [Sool.J btx 
 Oagiiar, bie lliije. 
 
 •■all , ja , *. ^Eljounf). 
 
 •fail, jale, (fr. geole) *. bai ®efiina« 
 iiig, ber .Kerfer. 
 
 Jail-bird, bet 3il4^f)rtil^l«. --de- 
 livery, bie gcnd)tli(^c aiueieeciiiig ber ®es 
 faiigiiiiTe. --fever, biip ilerferfieber. -- 
 keeper, ber jterferiiiriiler. 
 
 Jail, V. a. ciiiferfern. 
 
 •Vaiier, jAlitr. (fr. geoller) «. bet 
 Srocfuieiilfr, (Sefnugeimxirtfr. 
 
 Jailer's fees, ba& (Srt)lic|;gcIB. 
 
 JTalces, jaks, *. t. ber 'ilbrrift. 2. bee 
 OJiniKiuifeii. ['Jlbtrittraiimcr, Sd)iiiiffegit. 
 
 J.I k es - c I ea nser, —-farmer, bet 
 
 JIalap, jal'lup. (fr. <m. v. ip. Jalapaj 
 *. l-ti>.irin.J bie ^nhippe. 
 
 Jfaiii, jam, t. bii6 Kiiiberr6rfd)en. 
 
 «laiii, «. berDirffaft, bie Soiiferue opii 
 geiVrttiit'iii Db|l. 
 
 «Ia«u, (riifT. jem, jiuu) ». a. I. r)inein> 
 iiuiiiigeii, l)memriciiiiiicii , t)iiieiiibriirfeii. 2. 
 l-JK.ir.] a) feilie^eii (Coffer lo. b) fiemiiieii 
 teiu l<iu>. 3. [ ©ufli.J ibai Jelb> fttlneteu 
 (P. JSiel)). 
 
 Jain,;iai,i« • '■fJR-ueraiti.I bie 
 
 •laiitb, 5 rt'irfc, Pirfe CrrtHfdnc^t 
 i>or 3iiiiinberii. Cvc. 2. Jamb, (tr. jaoibe) 
 [•ilrrtjii.) fie "iJfiMle, ber Ufeiler. 
 
 Janibee, jamijce-. *. eljcmnis bet 
 Diiuiie eine^ iiii'Mrd)eii I'Coljr^. (fdjieneii. 
 
 Jaiiibeux, jam bii. «. « de ^«iti> 
 
 •iaiiie.<<, jiiiiu-s, t. onfbb. 
 
 St. James', ©ft. 3amt6, bct foiiigt. 
 •^jiiHnil ill I'oiiboii. 
 
 Jaite, jane, t. 1. eiiie geniie(ifd>« 
 ••MiiiMjf. 2. eiiie >iJrt 5?iird)ciit. 
 
 Jaue , (fr. Jeanne) t. Ol)ljaillUl, 
 
 5pilllllU»Ml. 
 
 Jang:le, jang'gl. ». n. l. qucngelii. 
 j.uiten, freird)eit. 2. rd)iya$iii. 3. rnfftiii, 
 FMpperii, iiiiBtiJiieti, iiiiMrimiiiieii. SMAit. 
 
 Jani^lc, V. a. imi;.irnioiiird) erfitiu 
 geii IdiTeii. [rniKl. 3. bai (yem.ifit). 
 
 Jan^rle, *. l. ber Smif. 2. cne (J)e« 
 
 Jlaugj^ler, jang'giiir, i. ber S'lufet, 
 -£rt)reier. ijiiuf, bie aiieugriei. 
 
 Janmriintf, jang '^ling. s. c<\a c»e> 
 
 Jaiiit«»r, janeiiir. (i,u. Ho.) s. bet 
 ^pfortmr. 
 
 Jlanizariail, jannc^A ican, adj. 
 3iiiiirri1)arrii. . , )ii bfii Ortiiitri1)arcii gfborig. 
 
 Janizary, janne/aie. (nirf. yems- 
 keri) s. liiirffij ber oii"frd)ar. 
 
 Jaiiuock, jail nuk. a. [Oerrl.j bni 
 5p.i|trbvoc. 
 
 •lailKeiiiNiii , jaii'seiiiAiii. t. {£irs 
 rt)i'i!gi'ri1).| Der o'lmViiirm , fie ei'l)rc bci 
 OamViiiii^. Iflffil).! ber Jiiiireiiiil. 
 
 JTaiiseiiixt, jan^eiiist. *. (ijirdKiu 
 
 •f ant , jaiif. ffr. jrtiiici v. n. I^eriiiiit 
 llri'ifin, l,ieni;iiilrtid)iii, lll•rlillllu,lll^.Tll. 
 
 My jail ting diiy.t, uiriiie '255oiiberfnge. 
 
 «Iaiit, s. I. becCViiiig. ^tieftiio, bit 
 grtljrr. .Mii.TOH. 2. bir uminiif. 
 
 To take R jani to... hmgebrn (an 
 riiifii Crti, eiiirii viJn.i.j ii'Oljiii tt^iiii. 
 
 Jaut, t. btc :i)tacici^e. 
 
488 Fate. f/.r. fall. fat. Me, iiier. Fine. fin. N6, m6v<', n6r, a;ot. 6il, rUixA. Ti^be. tnb. fijfl. f//ln. Tffis. 
 
 JAN 
 
 J antily, jan'iele, adv. UiH\<[. munter. 
 
 JniktiuesS t jan'tenes. 4. I. tie 
 JJiiiliilftit , rJKimrcrfeit, Ceidjtfcrtiijftit, i. 
 tie Olrriflfi'it. 
 
 Jaiitle, jantl. ». brr ^t'ffeiimeer. 
 
 Jailty, jan'te, a(<;. I. Ill|lig, Uidjti 
 fcrriiii firi<1)ri(i. i. gfpiitjf, iiejiert 
 
 Jlilliuary, jauniiaie. (I. janiiariiis) 
 «■ [£aleni).J tier 2Biiitermunat , ^nininr, 
 oiiiinrr. 
 
 Japan, japan'. 4. I. [@eoiir.] Onpait- 
 2. (CiKfiirl'eiterl eic jnpiinifdje ^Ucbeit. 
 
 •lapaii, ailj. i<\\)aniid). 
 
 Japiin cliina , 6ii« flfnmlte ^prjfflnM. 
 - earth, tie jnpailird)* Qrtt. — uiulberry- 
 tr*e. trr iti6ii(l)e •OJiiiulbcfrbnimi. 
 
 Japan, japan'. V. a. 1. tiiid) ^xt tcr 
 5iU'«iieiVr lacfireii , Inrfeu. 2. o um<1)i'<h 
 (feriifrli. 
 
 •Iiipaiiese,japaneiie',a({/. jnv^nifd). 
 
 Japanese, s. SerOapniier. 0<iP'i"*= 
 ffr: Dif €i)rrtd)cefr5apnnerer,6rt*3iH>iiiiirct)e. 
 
 Japaillter, japan'nur. : 1. bet 
 I'lirfinr. I. o ^fr virieffli»irf)rcr. 
 
 Japanililljg^ , japan'ning, ». bie 
 t'nrfiifiimt. [©(^mnnte eriii^leii. 
 
 Jape, jiipe, <\H. geipa) d. n. fpnfTcil, 
 
 Jape, i-.a. 1. (iffen, )um%efl(u l)a()eii. 
 2. iiiit €piHfj'eii iintrrl)(iltcii. 
 
 Jape ,'■''' t)er 6(l)ivnnf, tit @(f)nnfe, 
 ^offc. Chaucer. 
 
 Japer, ji'pur, t. >er ^Dffeiirei^er. 
 
 Japlietic, jafet'ik, adj. ;opf)etir(f> 
 (€proi1)ni 2c-.). 
 
 Japu, jap'u. I. [DrniH).] ber ^npti. 
 
 Ja«|iiet, ja'kii. «. ^nfD&iiie. 
 
 Jar, jar. (dltC). f^nrrrii) v. n. 1. f(ap> 
 prni, funrven, t'(t)iiiirreii , f<t)ii)irreit , rniTrlii. 
 2. pirffii <n>ic fine HIjr). 3. itii^roneii. 4. a) 
 l«i^rrSl■^'ltfll• l> ' (with) im ©treite liefleii 
 (nut). 5. itnireii, ionfen. 
 
 4. bi For orders and degrees 
 
 Jar not with liberty, but well coiiKist. 
 
 MlLTOJI. 
 
 Jar, V. a. 1. ruttelit, ft^utteln. 2. 
 
 fd)ivirren nnirf)en. 
 
 Jar, <■ I. b(t# ©(ftiwirren, ©(ftnnrren, 
 tc.6 Wi-rdimirr. 2. bet icfciutrrenDe l'«iit, 
 9Jfipton. 3. i)([& Oie|"rf)imrr (cine« 'iJJcnftel*), 
 tai- ijrftorf (eiirer \\\)X). 4. ter ©treif, tie 
 9);igl)r(li(ifcit, llneiiiiflfeit. 5. bet lliiniiit(), 
 bit 9}i'rtri(fiti(()ftif. Shak. 6. ber 3uitnnb 
 filii'f Ijiilb pffriieti iljl'ir; a door left a -jar. 
 tine flnffnibe Xljlir; tlie door is a-jar or 
 upon tlie jar, bie iljur ifl nut nnnfl'l)i>t. 
 
 Jar, <■ I. (fpnit. jarra, jarro ber ir^ 
 tfi-.e Pber gliiiVrne finig. 2. [<pl)t)iybic 
 &Mf(l)e (eincr elcftriiVben JBrttterie). 3. (ein 
 jjfiuilTf* ^JRog) ber firiifl. 
 
 Jararaca, jar'araka. «. etne ^rt 
 flif.i.lfr nmfrifniiiid)er ©d)lrtitnen. 
 
 Jarble, jar'bl. ^ ». «. f berrf)niic: 
 
 Javrl,javl. ^ nil, brflimfrrn. 
 
 Jardes, jardt. (fr. SD.) #. p/. [JfoO' 
 flriiicif.) tie 3{iippe, 9{ii*pe. 
 
 Jari;'le, jargi, ». n. fletten. 
 
 Jar|^f»ii, jar'gun. (fr. 9ED.) «. 1. bnS 
 Jtoiiteviunlid), 5v'iul)iv'rtlf(ft, 05em«ir({), unper» 
 flfiiiMidje 0)ei"<f)iual5. 2. [TOinernlg.] brr 
 giffi'n, 91|ffrbiniimiit. 
 
 Jarg-onelle, Jarg/>nei', (fr. SB.) «. 
 cine ^rt liinalid)er $erb|lbinien. 
 
 JAZ 
 
 Jarg-onic, jlrgon'ik,arf;. [TOinernlij ] 
 jiiin SirfDii ijeljorig. 
 
 Jarriag", Jar'rfng, adj. f(^)n)trrenb, 
 mi&riinig, fond); gcniiird)i>oIl. - *. 1. trt< 
 ©d)H)irreii. 2. toO ©treiren; *}iber|lreiteii. 
 3. tat ^irfcn, iirftiirf (einrr lll;r). ['Jiilfe. 
 
 Ja.slia^vK, ja»'hawk, *. ber juiigf 
 
 Jasmin, jax mill. ^ (fr. jasuiin) t. 
 
 JasKiiue, ^I'^^'-J^^O'^*'"'"- 
 
 Persian jasmin, btr \\)a\n\<i)e S^oHun-. 
 ber. Red -, ber Ortpinintjniiin. 
 
 Jasmin-flower, tie ^aSniillblllte. — - 
 gloves. *. pi. bie 5«f niiMl;nnbfd>ii(;e (iint^ 
 Onfiniiii ricdjeubeii ipaiiDfd)iil;e). 
 
 Jaspacliate, jasp'akAta, «. ['iTiu 
 neraiij.] ter 0'irP"-''id)'"- 
 
 Jasp,jasp, ) #. I. «nfprtr 
 
 Jasper, jas'pur. J c9?rtme). 2. and) 
 jas'per-stone) (fr. , gr. U. Iflt. jaspis; 
 ['Kiiiernlg. 1 ber O'H'pi^. 
 
 Jasperated, jas'plrAted, adj. win 
 5nfpi6 uiitermi|(l)t, iJ)eiid;cn uou Ompis 
 eiitl)iiltciib. (iirtig, aui Onipie bejlcljenb. 
 
 Jaspidean, jaspideaa, afV. jafpi^s 
 
 Jaud, > . , ,, , 
 
 Jadd, 5<"<"^"^°"'"• 
 Jau(f8, (fd)Dtt.) pedlars' wallets 
 
 Jauk, (\&)0U.) t* dally, to trifle. 
 
 Jaukin, (\&iVlt.} dallying. 
 
 Jauuce, janse, (fr. jancar) r. n. ^■ 
 luilb reiten; (jerunijieJjen, l)erumtuiintern. 
 
 Jaundice y jandis, (fr. jaunlsse) 
 $. bie (S)tlt'riid)r. 
 
 Jaundiced, jan'd'st, adf. 1. Qtlb: 
 \i\&iu<\, init ber (Selb|iid)f bel|«fttt. 2. i Dor. 
 f}er, iuvrr eiiigeiionimeii (Qcgeii S'liuii), mit 
 25Drurtf)cii erfiHlt. 
 
 Jaunt, jaiit, 1'. JaMt. 
 
 Jaup, (fc^OtC.) a jerk of water; 
 to jerk as agitated water. 
 
 Javei, jav'l, ». a. * *fftt>etii, 6e. 
 
 Javei, 4. ber 5?«ub|lrei(|fr. [fliinfern. 
 
 Javelin, javlia, t^r- J*v«l>Me) «. 
 ber aeiirffpiciJ. 
 
 Ja'»v, jaw, (p. fr. jene) t. 1. bie Itinn. 
 lobe, ber ivinnbnrfeii, iJiefer. S. (fli-iuil^nl. 
 pf.) a) ber 'SJtiinb, ©djliinb. k) i ber iXiid)fii 
 (ber 5?i>fle :t.). 3. bn« ©cljdreu, ©(t)mal)eii, 
 ©djimpfcn, bie ©(^jimpfrebeii. 
 
 Jaw-bone, btr ^iniibAcfen. —-fall, 
 1. bie ©inbrt'icfung, SBerricfuiifl be< ^iiin< 
 bnrfcn*. 2. i bie 9'Iii'btrgcfd)lnflrnl;cir. -- 
 fallen, nieberflefd)lngfii. --taotli, ber 
 35n<fenjiil)ii. --work, bn^ ivniien, O-ffeii, 
 ber 5^rn§. 
 
 Ja^v , (fcf^ott.) to peur out, to 
 xliut; to jerk as water; loquacity. 
 
 Ja^v, V. n. e ©djniiiljiiMgcn, ©d)impf< 
 rebeii ou#|loGfii. - "• «• |'(t)itnpfeii, fd)nin()fii. 
 
 Jawed, jiwd, adj. bie !8frd)i.ffcn! 
 (jeif ber fiinnbntf eii nii jeigenb, mit (groBeii zo 
 .Uinnbiirfen. 
 
 Ja'«v*liole, (i^ott.) sink. 
 
 Ja^%lujs^, (fdjurh) undulating, 
 rolling water; loquacious talking. 
 
 Javvy, jaw'e, adj. bie £innbndeii 
 betreffctib. 
 
 Jay, ji, (fr. geai) #. I. [Driiiff).] bie 
 Giflcr, Dnl)le, 910cl, ber^flljet. 2. ba6 U'tfere 
 SEfil'Sbilb. 
 
 Jayet, ji'it, f. Jet. [(Fbelilfin. 
 
 Jazcl, ji'xel, «. ber l;iinmelblaufiir!)ige 
 
 JEN 
 
 Jealous, jll'lus, (fr. jaloui) adj. 
 l. f (of) eiferfi'ic^fig (niif). 2. 1 a) (of) bei 
 I'orgt (fi'ir), uiel Ijiilrenb ((Uip. b) nadjeiferitb, 
 fifrig, Don '7iiid)erfcr crfiiut. Dkvden. c) 
 (of) l)5d)rt ueriiebr (in einen ®eginttanb, in 
 eine <)J?einnng). d) (for) || to be - tor .. 
 eifern (um). e) || (over) to be - over .. 
 eifcrn (I'lber). f) (of) to be - of .., filrd)» 
 ten (Oemanbjj G-fjrgeij to. 3. <irg.H)i:>l)nird), 
 miBtnuiifd). Waller. 4. flreng , migillic<> 
 (®cnniiigfeit ic.). Shak. 
 
 1. A yoang man i.s jealous of the wo- 
 niHU he loves, or - of his rival. 
 
 Jealous, (iin^gefp. jaioose) cfd)ott.) 
 
 suspect; guess. 
 
 Jealously, jli'luslc, adv. eifrr* 
 iud)ftii; cifrig; mif Wifjtr.iiien. 
 
 Jealonsness, jei lusnes. t. i. bit 
 G-iferfiid)t. 2. b.iij «Jiptr.iiieii. 3. |! ter g^ifer. 
 
 Jealousy, jeliuse. (fr. jalousie) 
 
 ». 1. bie ©iffrfud)!. 2. || dor) ter Qdtt (fur;. 
 3. ber Qlrgiuoljn, bie ^eforgiiig, 5'irc^t- 
 
 Small jealousies, bie 6ifirfud)releieii 
 
 Jears , jeer;£, *. (<)Kiir.] i". gear. 
 
 Jeat , jet. t. ber (JJagat. 
 
 Jee, ddjott.) move. 
 
 Jeedfrini^ , (fdjorr.) judging. 
 
 Jeer, jeer, (fd)erfM) V. a. iiiifjic!)(>n, 
 uerfeii - V. n. a) l;t)f;ntu , fpotten. U) (at) 
 i'trl)M}nen, fdjrnnben ((Jinen). 
 
 Jeer, «. ber ©pott, tie ©piJlterei. 
 
 To pass a jeer upon any one, (Jiiietl 
 ueripotten, nufjiel^en, nerten. (©piirter. 
 
 Jeerer, jeci-iir, j. ber ©pom>ogeI, 
 
 Jeeriujf, jeering, *. tie $)i>l)iicrii, 
 ©potterei. [fiif^, lioHiiifd), fpoitiueifr. 
 
 Jeering-Iy, jem 'ingle, ado. fpot» 
 
 Jeff*, jef, cilbfiirjung p. Jeffery; ♦. 
 '5rietd)en. 
 
 Jeffry, jef'fre, 5 
 
 J'**S"8"*5*»J«g'S*'-* ftineiUrt-Brntiuiirf! 
 
 Jeiiovaii, jeho'va, (t;ebr. W.) * 
 Oel;opal). 
 
 Jejune, jejOon', (Int. jejunus) adj. 
 I.ni"id)tern.2.±a) leer; -in.., oljne(&tioaf), 
 crninngelnb (einer ®ii(^e). b) nud)tcrn, fnbe, 
 tiiatt , frotlig, trorfen ( GTiiil;lung 20. c) 
 <ICrnig eintrngenb ob. einbringenb. 
 
 Jejulieness, jejuunnes. «. 1. f 
 bie 3iiid)rfrn^eit. 2. a^ bie TOntiigfcit, 
 Iro(fenf)rit (einet ©rjnljliing ic. ). b) (of> 
 ber '•)Jinngfl (nn). 
 
 Jejunity, jejuun'ete, ((at. jejniiU 
 tas) «. bie 9i iid)rernl;eit , Xrocfcnijeit , ^t\:t 
 tigfeit (te^ ©ri)I« :c.). [luie ©iiljc pcrtirft. 
 
 Jellied, jellld, adj. goKerfrtrtig, 
 
 Jell}', jelle. (fr. gelee) *. I. ber nut 
 3nrfer gi'foc^te, bide Obilfaft. 2. bie ®nl. 
 Icrte, Siilje, ®elce. 
 
 Jelly of currants, ber Oi'l)"""'^^^ f<l|t- 
 
 Jelly-bag, ter ©nrf, 35eutel, biir(^ bca 
 ber ©nfr, bie ©uUe burdjgcfeiljt luirb. — 
 broth, bie ilniftbriilje. 
 
 Jeinniiness, jem'menes. t. o bi* 
 Uicttigfeit (im 9lniuge>. — J em 'my, adj. 
 Mcft, fd)niiirf. (Snfi'O, O'lft'''^')'^". 
 
 Jemmy, jlm'me, (|1. James) «. 
 
 J e 111 111 y - h a t , o ber O'lf i^^'f . 93erriUl)er. 
 
 Jennet, jenuli, «. ber Bcittv. 
 
 Jennet, *. ipnnnd)en. [Sniljnpfrr. 
 
 Jenneting' , jenuituig, «. cine>ilrt 
 
Fate, f^.r, fAll. Int. Me. meJ. Fine, f !n. NA. move. n.^r, got. oil. cloud. Tube, tab. full. l//iii. Tllis. 489 
 
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 JEN 
 
 Jenny » jeune, s. ^aiiiK^cn. 
 
 Jenny- wreti, O [Drill(l).J tier 3<1Un< 
 
 ftiiifl. -Iiulet, bit &ille. -balk, fill 
 
 Diirtibnlfeii. [cine illrt £i)<i"'"i'il"<*)"'C- 
 
 Jenny, «. OnCil. u. OKed).] bieOriiut), 
 
 Jentlins, jent'Ung, «• [0<<>'>)*)i^l-l 
 
 biT fctrtiic KiiiiltMnil). 
 
 Jeufnil, jifJale, (Jeofayle') (fr. 
 jai failii ) 4. I ■lf«(f)tifiVr. J bai 25etrt!l)eii in 
 finer i5t'cri)fici(jun!i»reDe, oDrr t>a6 Sf(fnnt> 
 nig, bag mail fict) Dcn\'i)eii l)iit. 
 
 Jeopard, jep'purd, o. •• ivaoen, 
 niif !>.ir >£piei iVijcii. 
 
 Jeuparder, jep'purdur, «. Giiitr, 
 brr (S-iiuiie r.iif iai Spiel ftyt, lungt. 
 
 Jeopardize, jeppurdiie, p.*. (luf 
 6n« -Spill jiyen. 
 
 JeopardouS, jep'purdu*, adj. bit 
 ffletfll;r niieijeiV^t, luiia'irf), (lff>il)rlid). — adc. 
 Jenp'ardoutly. nut 0)efill)r. 
 
 Jef>pardy, jep piirde, (u. ®t(at)T 
 Dti. btm fr. j ai perdu ?) *. Cif Oef.iljr. 
 
 Jerboa, jer'tiua, t. I3i>i>(.j 6a6 Oeri 
 ton, jcrbua. 
 
 Jereinj', jlrlml, §. 3frfniin«. 
 
 Jerk, jerk, (rtjaifi., t)ebr. jHrak; nn- 
 
 ddf. hraecan, herca) e. a. I. |'d)liV)ftl , (Id- 
 
 ^en, i'<l)tipprti. 1. biird) 3iiru(fiiei;iiii{] miC 
 
 plot)li(l)t 9(iiiltninii:n{j bti 'llriuei \\n bit 
 
 @eitt fortrcDIfiibfrii, o |V1)inciii(ii cStfiiiej. 
 
 3. o pfitr(l)en. 4. o niiter|'iid)en (£d)iffcK.). 
 
 Jerk, e. n. t C^tntn t)a|li)) niurften 
 
 fid) on (J-iiifn nirtitfii. Dbvdeh. 
 
 Jerk, <■ 1. rer furje, pluOIict^f Stop, 
 
 6(t)iipp, iE)tf6, ©ctji.'fi, £(t)niiB, 2i3urf. 2. 
 
 ^fcer £iU), ©prnng; 9{ud. 3. t tie Spt^f, 
 
 6cr Srn(()tl,^ll6©elgell^e(fillf« G"piijraninie!-). 
 
 To give any one a jerk, Q-iiifn I'd^lip- 
 
 pen, fijjerijen. To give a -, nunprinflen. By 
 
 j e r k », r;i<fa>f iff . Wiili a — , nuf imcn >J(urf , 
 
 uiic rineii ^iucff, pioi^lKf). 
 
 Jerker, jcikur. «. 1. btx Sc^upptr, 
 £(f)npfer. 2. [Suiibpn] tint 3(rt 3ollauffel)tr, 
 Sodiinptftw. 
 
 Jerkin, Jer'kfn, « 1. bat ^awuni, 
 fcie o'^rf*. "o* Poller. 2. tint "Ilrt JJiUfeii. 
 
 JerOni, Jeirom, (fr. Jerdme) « 
 
 ^icroiii)nin«. («. Ofremin* 
 
 Jerr)', jer'ri, (^Ibfl'irjinifl p. Jeremy/ 
 
 J e r r y - 1 n e a k, J fctr ^prtmi-'tTe")' 16- 
 
 Jersey, jeixe, «. l. (OJerijr. ] bit 
 
 Siiffl 3fnti). 2. b.i# 3eri"fi)(]rtrn, ftine <a5i'l: 
 
 linflarn. 3. 6te (jcfiininitf SBolle, 6tr fiinrtf 
 
 ll)eil btx <a3o(lf. 
 
 Jeriianieni articiioke, ji- 
 
 tou'talrni ar'tiidii'ik. 4. [ S9ot. J fine 'ilrt 
 £oiinfti6linnf. Jerusalem!* cowilip. 
 pbor.) bn« Cuiiflcnfraut. 
 
 Jess, je«. (fr. jet) «. [ffnlfn.J btx 
 ffiiirfrifiiifii (nni 5''6' Si"* JJiiIfeii). 
 
 JeftNaiiiin, jetsainin, «. i. f. Ja«- 
 ■ in. 2. o bcii Sii^errc^en. (IJircten). 
 
 JeMse, je», t. ^fr 9(rnilfiid)rcr (in 
 
 JeNKed, je«'ied, adj. [J.iifu.j 2Diirf= 
 frfirlii iinl)C.Pfiib. 
 
 JeMt, jest, (ipun. 11. pprr. ehUte) «. I. 
 btx ®rf)eri, ©piig. 2. Hfr (ijf(jeii|l<inb btt 
 6d)frir«, (of'oanb*) 9iiirr. 3. • ba6 3iui; 
 fihfiupifi, ^cfifiifpifi. SuAK. 4. • bit 5?an6> 
 
 lllli(), ll)At. 
 
 In jes.. for -, im ©pnfT?, au< Scfterj, 
 im Sdjcrjf, |a>fr4i«fiff. A nipping -, ti'ir 
 
 JET 
 
 ©tic^flfi. That's a -, Sif fc^erjcn. To take 
 a -, ©prtg Pfrfleljeil. To make a -. fiiien 
 @d)fri moc^fn, i>prbrin()tii. To break jests 
 upon... ftiiitn (SpoB Ob. S(f)eri habfii niit... 
 To break a -, einen Sdjcrj inii(i)en ob. uors 
 brniflfn, fpnfien, fctjerjen. To pui a-upon.., 
 &incit nufiiel)fn, fd)r<iuben, )nni 9}iuren 
 l)iibrn. He is full of jests, fc t)at luiiuev 
 eineu (Sp.ip iin SSornitl), bereit. 
 
 Jest-book, tno iBabfiuefuni. 
 
 Jest, e. It. 1. ipaiTcn, id)erjcn. 2. (ai) 
 fpotteii (ijoer). 3. ict)erien, fpiifycn (imSpafTe, 
 iui6 ©d)cri, im (£d)er}< fngeiu. 4. finf fin. 
 girtf 9{o(k rtl6 3n>iri1)eiirpicl luufilljreii. Sh*k. 
 
 Wiiliout jesting, ol)iie Spiifj, im G^rnflf . 
 This jesting did not take witli liiiu, er 
 ivollte feinen <Si<iitx\, Spii^ perilfl^en. Jest- 
 ing mailers, ®e<]fn|tanbt bti &^tx\ti. To 
 have a sly way of jesting, fein f(^fr)en. 
 There is no jesting with . . , mit . . mug 
 man ni(f)( piclen, 
 
 Jester, jes'iur, «. I. brr (Spnima: 
 d)er, iSp>i6i>p<)rl. $i<(Jenrfiger. 2. brr &ti(t): 
 ter. 3. ber jpt'fn.irr. 
 
 Jesticoat, /(rd)Ptt.) « waistcoat 
 
 Justicoat, \ with sleeves. 
 
 Jestinjjr, jesting, «. bai Spafffn, 
 bfr ®p<iB, SdjerA. l©(f)erje«. 
 
 Jesting-stock, brr OifgmOilllb bti 
 
 JeNtinifiy, jes tingle, ade. \ititx\' 
 ipfife, im ©piiffe, ini tod^erj, a»6 ©djrrj. 
 
 Jesuit, jez'wit, «. 1. l&irc^titg.J brr 
 Orfiiit. 2. i ber Orfnit. 
 
 Jesnit's-bark, bit gifbfrritl^f, ffljinn. 
 Jesuii's-powder, bn6 <ri)iiiapuli<rr. 
 
 Jesuited, jetwiied, ud/. t. jefiiitifd), 
 ben iefiiit:fi1)en Wriiiibriitjtn geinae. 2. ^e-- 
 fiiit (jeiuorren. [(ben Wrunbi'.itjen nndji. 
 
 Jesuitess, jez'wiies, «. bii'oeriiitinn 
 
 Jesuitic, jexwii'ik, ladj. 1. je: 
 
 Jesuitical, jezwii jkai.^ fuiiifd). 
 2. 1 fct)l.ui, tniflirifd) , mlii). — ado. Je- 
 suit'ically, jerilKld), fd)li1ll K. 
 
 Jesulticalness, jezwitckalnes. 
 4. bai 3efiiiftfd)e. 
 
 Jewuitisin, je^'wiiizm, «. I. btr 
 3truiti«m. 2. i bie >pfnd)elfi, SXeigntrei, 
 v8d)l>inl)eic; £tt(] iiab Iriig. 
 
 Jesus, je'siis, 4. Oefnt- 
 
 Jet, jet. (fr. jais; ijr. u. Mt. gagates; 
 4. ber Oiiiflat, fd)ipnrie 2Jerii|lein. 
 
 Jet, fr. 2U.) 4. I. ber ffiiiffiTilrn()l. 
 2. It Pb. Oertl.) ber if>of. 3. f bie 'MPfid)t. 4. 
 bie uorfprinnenbe (?rfe. 5. (Ifd)ii.j a) ber 
 Jlup (.bti -3)Jetrt(16). b) ber 6)iig, G-iiifliip; 
 bie (.s-in(iii(jrol)re, ber G-in!jiierrid)ter. 
 
 Jet, (fr. jeier) t>. n. 1. ppripringen, 
 (jerporileljen , ^eruprrngen. 2. fid) biiiljen, 
 iloliiren , ilplif" > f'rf> bruileii. 3. f llpgeii 
 (p. fintfc^en :c.). 
 
 To jet up and down, nuf ll. o6 (lofjcn. 
 To - upon.., ({'ingriffe tl)nii (in), jii nal)e 
 tretrn (3enianb6 95i'rred)ten ic). 
 
 Jetteaii, jet to, (fr. jet d'eau) 4. ber 
 33iifTirilriil)l, ber (Springbrnnnen. Addison. 
 
 Jetsam, je'tkain. (Jet'son, Jet'- 
 tison) (p. fr. jeler) 4. [9{ed)t^rpr. U. ^illl: 
 bel) I. bn« lleberbprbiurrfcn (p. aKmuen). 
 2. a) bif uber ©rtb OJivnrfrncn 2Uanrcn, ber 
 9?Pti)ivnrf, 9?otf)aii*ipnrf, ©eeipurf. b> b&i 
 ©trnnbf, ^rnrfgiit. 
 
 Jettee, jet'iie, (ft. jete'e) «. 1. 
 
 JIL 
 
 [9lr4it.] ber SBorfprimg, Sorflnnb, porfprin* 
 genbe l^eil (einftf ®fbaube«). 2. ber iDrtmtn, 
 4)nfenbanim. 
 
 Jetter, jet'tur, «. t ©iner, ber jloli 
 einfjcrgefjr. [porrngen, l)erporiTel)en. 
 
 Jetty, jet'ti, V. n. porfpringcn, ()cr« 
 
 Jetty, (fr. jeiee) *. ber Daniin, .$)a> 
 fenbnmm, bai @rfiiif)i:>ft. —-head, ber por« 
 fpringenbf Iljeii, bie ©pitje eine^ SBerftfi, 
 beffen <Seite cine ber ©eiten finer Ducfe 
 bilbet. [fd)ipnri ipie ®(igflt. 
 
 Jetty , adj. ppn (Sugiit gcinnd)t ; 
 
 Je^v, jii, (fr. juif) *. beroiibf, Ol'rnelir. 
 
 Jew's- ear, ji'ize'-eer, (Sot.] bai Ou» 
 bnSo^r, 'JJiinifeoljrlfin. Jew's- frankin- 
 cense, [Sot.] berOubenipeifjnintt). JewV 
 harp, Je w's-frunip, bie 'Mfaiiltrpminel, 
 b(i< ^rnmnu-iren. Jew's-mallow. [Sot.] 
 bif Oubtnpappel, bad OJhigfrant. Jew'a> 
 pitch, ba6 Oiibenped) (f. Asphaltum). 
 Jew's-stone. ber 3iibf njlf ill, (3f eigclflf in. 
 
 Jewel, juil. (fr. joyau) #. I. bif Oui 
 luflf, bai .jiiioel, ber G-belilein. 2. bai S.\tu 
 nob, ®eid)infibf, Ouipfl. 3. (a\i SifbfofUngj 
 bai £leinob. 
 
 Je wel-blocka, «. p<. [»J)?nr.] bie Cfw 
 fegrlfii(lblp(ff. --house, --office, bit 
 fijnigl. (Sdja^fummer jiir Hiifbeipnl)rung bet 
 ftieinobien. --like, gimijenb iuleeiii3inueU 
 
 Jewel, r. a. nut Omuelen |d)niiirfeit. 
 
 Jeiveler, juillur, #. ber Onipelier, 
 3uivcleni>iiibler. [^rigemeiiien). 
 
 Je^velry, jil'ilri, *. Onipelen (itn 
 
 Je^vess, ju es. 4. bit Ottoinn. 
 
 Jewisli, ju'isli, adj. jiibnd), Oubrn... 
 
 — adv. J e w ' i s h I y, jlibifd), lUld) 3"'>«H*1rt- 
 
 Jewlsliiiess, jti isiines, 4. baH^wt 
 benrhum, bai O'ifilVftr. 
 
 Jewry, jure, #. l. bai ^ubtwlani, 
 Oubiirt. 2. bii« OubciiMiib, ber pon Ouben 
 btippljnte Sejirf. 3. bie 3iibeii|d)nfr. 
 
 Jezebel, jezebei, «. bai unper* 
 fd).imre, frcd)e, In|1frl;nfre 5a5i'i6#bilb. 
 
 Jib, jib, 4. [-y}(ax.\ btx Jtiuper. 
 
 Jib-boom, [ >))?ar. ] ber Aiiiperbnutti. 
 
 — Iron, [*)J?iir. ] ber 95iigcl be« jtifipera. 
 
 — stay, [OJinr.) bai SSngrpriettnu. 
 Jib, V. a. [onar.J nuf bie nnbere @titt 
 
 bti -Wnfld bringcn. [nieinc Dirnt. 
 
 Jib, V. a. o perljol^nen. — <. 6 bie gt< 
 Jiboya, jiboia, «. fine 'iirt grower 
 
 ©d)laiigen in '}lmrrifn. [ber 3{ii<t, 
 
 Jickajog:, jik'ajog, jig'jog , ». o 
 JifTy, jiffe. 4. ], ber '■Jiugrnblirf. 
 J»tf» J'g> <fr- g'gue) 5. I. bif ®igiie 
 
 (ein leid)ter lonj ob. (ikfang). 2. bif ScU 
 
 inbe. B. Jonsow. [ber Sbii(lnbeni"d)riiber. 
 Jig-maker, I. ber IniTigc iiiiijer. 2, 
 Jig:, V. n. tine ®igue tnnjen, t^erutu* 
 
 Iji'ipfeii. 
 
 Jiffiyer, jig'gur, *. I, + ber i&ilpfct. 
 
 2. [-TOnr.) fill iiifel liinter bein ©nuipicl. 
 Jiffg'isli, jig'gish, adj. }r eiiicr ®i> 
 
 gne pii|7eiib. [Spieljenfl. 
 
 JifTjf Uinboil, jig'gumbob. «. o bai 
 Ji«rpin, jigpin, 4. l^))>in.J ber Stctf* 
 
 nngti on Dri'l)biiiiiiieii. 
 
 Jill, jill. 4. \ bie jniige <S3eib«pfrrpn. 
 Jill- flit t. bie ©d;liiiiipe, Jifbfrli(t>e 
 Jillet, [Orrri.J a j i 1 1. (^cib^perfpn. 
 Jilt, jilt, ». I. bie ®cf.iflfiid)rige, S.j$ 
 
 fette. 2. \ bit 2Ceib5perfoii, bai OJfenfi:^. 
 
490 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, nor, got. oiJ. cloud. Ti'ibe, tub. fiill. t/zin. TMis. 
 
 JIL 
 
 Jilt, V. a. 6iil;(erirc^ fiiiihnWcn, foppen, 
 betn'ii\en. 
 
 Jilt, V. n. fofettircii, bie ®efatlfiiict)= 
 tige ipii'lcn. ^ [fie aSufjievet. 
 
 Jiltiiig-, jil'itng, s. bnS jvufettu-en, 
 
 Jililiiiers, jim'iiiurz, «. pi. b(i& &C-- 
 tricbe, 65euuiitie. 
 
 Jimp, (fd)i.itt.) to jump; slender 
 ill the waist, iiandsoiiie. 
 
 Jimp, (rd)0tt.) slim, short. 
 
 Jilliply, (fd)»rt.) baraly; scarce- 
 ly, hardly. 
 
 Jiiig-Ie, jing'gl) w- w. flingcdi, vnr> 
 frlu, fliivpcrn. - v. a. fluiGelu , flimpiTH 
 ii.iicl)eii ot). laffcii. 
 
 JiuS-Ie, s. 1. bag ©efiingcl, ©eflnp; 
 per. 2. i Cer ^liiiiiflniiij fcr 3icinie. 3. Die 
 Slappet, (sod)e(le, fleiiie ©locte. Dryden. 
 
 Jiiig-ler, jiiig'gliir. s. ber Stupcau- 
 fd)er, ^fitDcnuifler. 
 
 Jiiik., (|"(l)Ott.) to dodge; to turn 
 Bcorner; a sudden turning a cor- 
 ner; quick elusory turn. 
 
 Jiuiier,(rrt)ort.) that turns quick- 
 ly; a gay s p i- i g li 1 1 y girl; a wag. 
 
 Jiitketiugr abuitt, L€iertl.] gad- 
 din g about. 
 
 Jiuny, jin'nc, s. 5?nniid)Cti. 
 
 Jippo, jip'po, (\t. jupe; s. t>a6 Sutt 
 fetr, bie Oi'Pf- 
 
 Jirii, M"i'f)i'tt-) a jerk. 
 
 Jo»Il, jon, (fr. .Jeanne) *. 5o()aniie. 
 
 Job, job, (fr. ac.; s. || i>io&. 
 
 Job's comfort. (J Cer 5pio(Jgrrot1. Job's 
 dock, o ber ©d)iuif5fn|li'ii. Job's-tears, 
 «. pt. [53ct.] bie 5piL>ti6rljrane. 
 
 Job, job, (i]r. kopos) *. 1. ber ®d)(iig, 
 ©rofj, $ieb, ©tid)';mir rpiyigeu2i3erfjeiigeii). 
 
 2. bnS Sriirf'Jlrbeir, ©ei'djatt, biea3evrid)riiiig. 
 
 3. bie Soljmirbeir. 4. ti\i cinrragiidje &c: 
 fdjnft. 5. ber ©liirfi'tlreid). 6. bne 3lenird)in. 
 
 An unprofitable job, 1 eitlC ^rcljniirbcit. 
 By (the) -, ini 31ffDrD. To do the - for 
 one , ©jiien iitiibringeii. To have a - with 
 jft woman, eintiuil cin 2Bci& 5efd)lnfen. 
 
 Job- goods, pi. [ipiiiibel] befdjiibuite 
 SBnnre, DCaiurd). — printer, ber iilciiu 
 t»riicfer. 
 
 Job, V. a. 1. (mit einem fpi^igen 22erf= 
 ^etige) |li'd)eii ; pirfen, l;acfeii lu. a36gcliO. 2. 
 btihren, Ijiiieiiiiloiieii, Ijuiciiitreibeii. 
 
 Joli, V. n. 1. mnfciii, ben ^TOnfler ma; 
 d)eii, fdxidjeni. 2. aitrd)aite jiir aiuffiil^rimg 
 fiir 3luDfre iiiitcriieljiiu'ii, ul'eriiel;iiieii. 
 
 Jobber, jobbiir, s. l. (filter, ber 
 fleine ©tiirfc ^.Jlrbeit nii^fii'^rU' i'errid)ret, ber 
 ^anblaiiger, (Jcfciiilclitr , toljiuirbeiter. 2 
 6-iner, j. 33. eiii iiiiiifnuuni , ber fid) mir 
 niefrigi'ii iiiib jiigicid) cinrraglicvtu (4)ffd)iif< 
 ten at'giDr; h) ^l•r -D^uirftuclfer, ^TTi'pljelfer, 
 «)Xiiflrr; ^JlftirnfraiiuT, »ilfriciif;riiibler. b) t>er 
 Uutcr;iel)tiicr im .Wleiiieu. c> berlliucrtiiiifer- 
 d) ber itiidjfi'lreiter. 
 
 Jobber, v. w. vliippi'm- 
 
 JobberiKfttl, jobbumole, (ftani 
 Joble II. niigi'if. knol) s. bcr Ibipcl, J)iiiiim 
 fppf. Iber 'Jlf'ticiii)iinbfi. 
 
 Jobbing, job'bliig. 4. t>{i6 >»f,ifeiii, 
 
 To practiie jobb ing, [ipilllPel] "Jiied) 
 felreiti-rei treibni, Iiim iiiib l)er rriiifiren. 
 
 J o b b i u g - b u s i II e » s . ta^ •'Wcif Ifrge 
 f(t)P.|C. --gardener, bCC CiJiU'Ii'mumTlli'l;: 
 
 JOG 
 
 mer. Jobbing -merchant, ber ^vniifs 
 niniiii , bcr jld) mit niebrigcii nfcer eiiunigli; 
 d)en ®cfd)iifreii befnpt, f. J o b b e r. [filjeii. 
 
 Jobe, jobe, V. a. o (ius()iinjeii , nu^; 
 
 JobeutuHil, j^'bentuale, s. ber 
 ipiifpciiiiiigel. 
 
 Jijtcelin, josiin, «. (9iame) Suflu^. 
 
 Jockey, jokke. (u. Jackey, dim. V. 
 Jack) s. I. Cer Oucfei, 9{eitfncd)r. 2. ber 
 £irt'l)iiOer I'Dii ii3cirrciiueii. 3. ber i){opl;aiifts 
 ler, ^^H'i'i'bel;>iiibler, ^fupfamm. 4. ± be' fbc 
 triigcr, ^IJJreller. 
 
 Jockey-club, ber Oorffif'ub (.)'. 
 Jockey No. 2.). --tricks, flderUi 
 iviuffi', ^^fiffe, itiilffe II. ^fiffe. 
 
 Jockey, v. a. i. a; pHTtdeii , bcrru-. 
 gen. b) (.mit out; (S-Jiient biird) a(le nibg^ 
 lid)eii ifniffe iiiib 'H^fi^c ben Dfatig nbiniifen. 
 2. (fiiieii elm iKeiteii/ aiireniicii, mir (juiem 
 lurnireii. itunfr, ^JSfa-be jii reiten. 
 
 Jockej'sbip, jok'kesiiip , j. Me 
 
 Jocose, jokose' , llnr. jocosus) adj. 
 1. fd)erjl;iift, fpi-iyl)iifr, liiilig t£;ieDer lo. 2. 
 fp<i|jl)iitt, fd)eriljnft, fpaumriig, luftig, furj; 
 luei'ig, nuinrer (V. ^ethnien). 3. fd)cril)iift 
 (illicbtiicf, ©tl)l 2C.). — ude. Jocose'ly, 
 lUi ©pnffe, im ®d)er)e, fd)er}iucife. 
 
 To be jocose, IJjoffiii tieuien. 
 
 JoCOSeue.'SS, jokose nes, (f Jo- 
 cosity; 1. &u' ed)er,>t;.ifrigfeit, grijljlid)- 
 feic,£ii|llgfeit, (?.pii^i;nf(igft: t, ©papuiitigteit. 
 
 Jocoserious, jokoseieus, (1. v. 
 jocus II. serious; lulj. ijaib i'4)eril;iif: Dber 
 fpaijljiifr uiib l)iilb crn|ll;iifr. 
 
 Jocteleg", u'd)LHt.>a clasp-knife. 
 
 Jocular, jok'i'ilur, (IiU. jocularis) 
 
 adj. 1. i"d)crjl)iitr, ipnBljnft, fpiipUijlig , lii|7ig 
 cu. '^crfonen;. 2. fpapyafr, fd)erjl;nit ellus! 
 briicf !c.). 
 
 Jocularity, jnkular'ete , «. bie 
 Spnuljiiftigfeit , ©pnOliiriigfeit , (Spnglu|l, 
 ©d)cr.jl)iifrigfeit, Siijiig'cir. 
 
 Jocularly, jokularle, ado. im 
 ©pvifyc im ©d^trje, fd)crjl)iif[cr "Keife. 
 
 Joculary, jokulaie, adj. f. Jo- 
 cular . 
 
 Joculator, jok'uiaiiir, (Int. SB.) 
 *. bcr £u|liguuid)er, ipniieiuuri^; ©pielmanii, 
 ©linger. 
 
 Joculatory, jokulatrite, adj. anf 
 cine fpa(ji;tifre iBeife aiifgcbriirfr, fpiipl;aft, 
 brtiflig. 
 
 Jocund, jok'und, (I. jocundus) adj. 
 Jiifiig- (ri)l)iid), nninter. — arfu. Joc'undly, 
 Initig, froljiid) !c. 
 
 JoCUUtlity, jokun'deie, } t. He 
 
 Jocuuduess, jok'undnes,^ Cuilig^ 
 feit, ^iiiiinrfeit, 5ri;^l;l!d)feit. 
 
 Joe, jo, > .. , , , ^ ■ . 
 
 J»ey,jA'^.5 ^'••'°*''P''>'-^^''«»'0- 
 
 Joei^, (rd)orr.) sweethearts. 
 
 JojU", jOg, (m-gogi; l)0(l. schokken; fr. 
 choquer) i>. «. I. (mit bem G"lbogcn OD. ber 
 5?anb) fnnfr ilo^eii (inn Oni'ii'ib niif (J-tiuae 
 nnfmerffiim jn in.id)eM jo; riirrein, rd)iir= 
 teln, l)enini|10Beii. 2. (mit on> finTilpjjcn. 
 
 To jog out of... (infriirii'tii aiii (bem 
 ©d)lnfe :c.). To - one's self, fid) iit'jnppcin, 
 fid) iibmiiljen. 
 
 Jo^, V. n. I. in einem liingfiimen Zvabi- 
 geheu. 2. fi'rrgfl)en , fid) forrtiicfrn. 3. fid) 
 fcJ)iwi!rfiiUit) , trnge I'l'iiugen, fiDiiiu^crn. -4. 
 
 JOI 
 
 ^in unb f)er gcrilttelt luerben. 5. (mit onj 
 a) fortfc^Ienbern , ba()in|d)lenbern. b) forti 
 traben. 
 
 Jogr, *. 1. ber (cid)tc ©tog (iini 0«' 
 ninnbg >2liifmerffiimfeit ju erregeii); ©d)iicf. 
 ©d)npp. 2. ber ©rog, taA DJiirfeln, ©tan' 
 d)en (eineg ^Diigeni). 3. ± ber »Un|log, ain» 
 (Iniib, bie ©d)n)ieriofeit. 
 I. When your friend falls asleep at 
 church, give him a jog. 
 
 Jog-g-er, jog'gtir, s. 1. ber <S<i)iem 
 berer. 2. (jiiier, bcr eincn pl&tjiidtien ©tog 
 gibt. [ber 
 
 Jogger of the plough, o bcr ^ffiigtreii 
 
 Jogrg-iug- , jog'giiig , *. Dcr fnnfti 
 ©n\g. 
 
 Jog-gle, jog'gl, V. a. (Sinen fnnfj 
 jlogen, ri'itreln, G-inem eiiien pli>9lid)en abet 
 fnnfren ©tog gebeii. — c. n. I. (jeriittell 
 ivcrben; fid) riirteln. 2. nn«gleiten. 
 
 Joliu, jou, 4. 1. Ool;ann , 3oI)nnne6. 
 2. I Dcr 5piin5, i^otet. 2. Sweet -, [SQot.] 
 eiiie 2lrt ©nrreitnelfe. 4. 6 ber Jtiibltau. 5. 
 — -a- dreams, or of dreams, Dtir blimmcffcrl. 
 
 Proi>. John Drum's eutertainmeut, bit 
 I'ible !i3el)anb!niig. To find, to receive Jack 
 Drum's entertainment, fd)linmj fn(;rcn, tlbej 
 niilanfen. Shak 
 
 John-apple, ber 3^'')'"'"'^'/ 3iv>«l*0'» 
 •ipnrabieSapfel. — bull, j ^Dljn 93uU (bit 
 grope 'JKnffe tei englifd)eii SSulfeg). St 
 John's-bread, (SJot.j biiS Oi'ljnnniibrob 
 St. John's wort, [!l>t)r.J ber JBcifng. 
 
 Joltauues, johan'niz, s. [^yiimim.J 
 cine poriugieilfd)e ©olbmiinjc (r= 8 2)ol« 
 lnr5); (off nbgefiirit joe, j. ^, ajoe, a 
 half -joe). 
 
 Join, join, (Int. jungo; fr. joindre) 
 0. a. I. f -A) fiigen, biiibeii, jufnmmenfi'igen, 
 einc ©nit)e mir ciner nnbcrn in SJeriilirnng, 
 aScrbinbnng brtngcn- b) jlotjen (nil), nnlje 
 liegen (bei). 2. ± a) jiifaminenfi'igen, uer» 
 bmbcn vObeeii «•). b) «) jngefeden. /J) 
 cwitli) uereuiigcn (mit). o burd) bie ©l)e, 
 el)lid) uerbinben. d) to — one's self to... |1ii» 
 gen (jn; , II fid) nind)en (bei). e) fclgeu (.iU 
 ncm 3lnfnl)rcr>. f) Ijiniiiifiigeii. 
 b) ^) Thy tpueful voice with numbers 
 
 join. 
 
 DmroEii. 
 
 To join masonry, mniiern. To — issue 
 with any one, e5 nilf 3'-'i"'l"bi5 SlllSfprild), 
 ©iitfd)cibniig nnfommeii Mffen (f. Issue). 
 To — interest or fellowship with any one, 
 mit (S-inem geini;iiifd)nfrlid)c ©nd)e mnd)cn. 
 To be joined togetlier, || nil eiiiniiber l;nlj 
 ten. To - battle, l^nnbgeniein luerbcn. J o i n- 
 e d with . . ., in iSerbiiibiiiig mit . . ., im (5'in> 
 flniige mit ... To -convoy, [©celjniibel) 
 jnr KiMii'tn ili'gcn. 
 
 Join, V. n. 1. T jnfnmnienllogen , ftc^ 
 bcriiljren; nnilojVcn, jiifnimiu'iigreiiicn. 2. i 
 a) (Diird) bie 6-|)c, cin 33iinDiiig u.) fid) t'i:r' 
 iMiiOen, fid) uertinigen. b> (in) a> fid) i>cr« 
 riiiigcn ( libcr (S-iiunS). /d) fid) veibinbeti, 
 fid) t'crcinigi'ii (jn (S-niinS). y) ii<i) mit elm 
 inifen (in>; iljeil ncl)men (nn). c) (with) 
 fid) I'frbinben (nut), iid) rtefellcn (jU), in eta 
 I'ligrre* SBcrl)iiltnig ireten (iiiit;. d i to - 
 »itli any one in any thing, mit (^ilicm nn 
 (S-fioii^ iljril ni'l)mfii. e) jcinblid) jiifnimnen» 
 trciTfii, lid) rd)lageii. 
 
 b> ^} .Men join in great undcriakiiigt. 
 
Fate, far, fall. fat. Mi. met. Fine. fin. N6. move. n6r. got, 6!l, cloud. Ti'ibe, tfib, full. t//in. THh. 491 
 
 JOl 
 
 aiid in compnnien for trade or niana- 
 fjtcture. They jo in In benevolent as«o- 
 ciatioii*. Webster. 
 
 Tliere I join wilh you, in 6ein ©turfe 
 (jnlti- icf) t& nut 3hiieii. 
 
 Jfuinder, join'dur, «. 1. T bte 3><< 
 l"nimufii|iiili'"fl- 2. [>){ed)t*rpr.] 6ie SScreinis 
 fliiiia iS'U^ier gfflf" tintn Drittcii). — in de- 
 murrer, tie 93crei!ii(]iiii() )roeiec $<irteten 
 Ubet Bie 3iiltilM<lf<it «tne6 OiiciteinpunfieS. 
 
 Joiuer, join'ur. «. 6er Xii<i)let, ©d>reu 
 ner (ill OiflUi^Jorf carpenter). 
 
 Joiner'* trade, bai XiWeTt, ©rf)rei: 
 nerl)llll^n)erf. (Xirrt)lemrbcir. 
 
 •Vuiiiery, join'ure. s. tit ed^reiiKn, 
 
 Jluiiiimntl, joiii'liand. t. tie ©(i)rift, 
 >ei )uei.ct)«r 5}iid)il(il)eii jii SBorterii i'erbiiii> 
 fceti MiiC, tie 'B3&rtfrrd)nft. Addisoji. 
 
 •fuiniiig:} j6ia iiig, «. bai Qitwitxbe; 
 bit iY><>U 
 
 Joint, jiuiit, (fr. <S3., tnt. jiinciura) 
 g. I. Die 25frl)tnl>uii!i jwrifr 06. nirtjrfrer 
 g.iiltfii. 2. [•nn.n.) tat CSJcleiif, Oilitt; turn- 
 ing -, t<\6 >Ii$irb(i6(iii. 3. I'S&vt.] ta6 &t> 
 Unt , t>n £tioreii. 4. ta6 0)riviiibe, @(bar> 
 nirr. 5. (iDVPflr ] pU bit Dedtlbanttt. 6. 
 [iiiitjurl).) bit giige. 7. [glnrttft] ^er 
 ©<l)i>i()rl, bie £eiile (-of mutton etc.) bie 
 i^.nnmcljfcule zc). 
 
 Oui of jo i n t, 1. verrenft. i. 1 aii< btni 
 CBiiiie, oeriiH'rreu , iiu« ben ^iigeii. To put 
 OUI of -, nii«rf nfeu, Ufrrenfeu. To set into 
 — ngain, )vi(bcr eiiiri(t)t(tl. To put one'* 
 Bo^e out of-, O &llieil All«|lrd)eil. Piece of 
 wond covering a—, [Sdjreitier^.] bit<B<bU\<\' 
 Uifle. 
 
 Joint-gout. bn6 OUteberiDef). —ring, 
 ber (Jiiiiierniig init JJ"*!""" --"'ool, bcr 
 itl>ippilii!)li ber @d)i-incl (em <iludbni(f bcr 
 
 (Bt'lMd)tllH!P. SllAK 
 
 •loiiit, adj. I. netimnfd)aftlici). 2. n> 
 
 Pfrciiu, I'crbiiiifeii. b) ndfiitiicm clicifiifMc). 
 3. ctii Oiiterrffe in berfelben &<\(t)t ^abeiib, 
 yjin... ((Frbe 10. 
 
 Joint account, (bie) 9{ecf)iiiinn jiir 
 $,ilite; for — account, fVir gemriiif(f)iifrlii1)c 
 9C((f)llinii]. — and several uuie or bond, eill 
 fv'iiCiirird) uerbi'irntiT «i1iinj<rd)fiii. - under- 
 taking, [i^iiiibi'lj ')>arttiipiuii>ii$i)ei'(i).\tte. 
 
 Joint-businesx. [*^iuibrlj ba» J{i)ni- 
 poiViieqetdjiVff . --capital, bui ilapir.il 
 riiirr 5p^lIl^rl*9e^efl^<^)rtft. --contrac ler, 
 ber 'Fdtf Piitral)eiit. --connnissioaer. 
 Ur 'Mbiiinft. --Iieir, ber -DKirnrbe. — 
 heiress, bie iSiiti'rbiiiii. --owner. [See.- 
 I;.uib.l ber 'TOirrljeber; iWitcigciirljiimer. -- 
 ovsnership, bie '•Blitrljeberei. —-pro- 
 prietor, ber''}}?iti'i(]riiri)iiiuer. --stock. 
 tai iii|Atuiiieii(]i>i'd)i'iTeiie £>ipitnl, ber<iircieiis 
 foiib* ; —-banks, pi. tie C>JersUrd)ntti:-t'aii> 
 fen ; --companie*. 9tf rii'iigeie(li'cl)iittcii ; 
 --operation*, Utiteniei^uiiingeii fiir ges 
 nieiiiri1)ii'ft(i(f)e '3tt<t)\\m\(\. --tenancy, ber 
 'Biirbefit) ( eiue6 £eljeii« , (sjnmbrn'irfij ). 
 Bi.ACKSTONE. --tenant, ber 'Dfiibeii^ec; 
 9)iitpo(f)rfr. 
 
 Joint , V. a. I. (geivof)ii(. ini part.) 
 jlirbeni, n'li'Ci'riirti!] jiiraniitienfuni"" ob. iuT' 
 hiiben. '2. (incl)rirc il)eiii' iii eiiieuj friflt'ii, 
 jitrainmeitiVKirii. 3. } lurbiiiPcu. 4. jerfliicj 
 ttrn, ji-rlvmrn, }rr^d)llfI^l■ll, }erlrgeii. 
 
 Juiuted, jiiin'led, adj. 1. mi Qilit! 
 
 JON 
 
 bent jiifiimmenijefugt, perfrunben. 2. [SSbt.] 
 uitr C5)L'leiifeti perfeheii. 
 
 Jointee, joiniee', (fr. iS3.) «. bie 
 ©Dipc, Oii\\'ve t(i)erile :c.). 
 
 JFoiuter, juiu'tur, «. [lifd^ierf).] ber 
 Srt)iirt)fhii?fi, (i)iairl)Dbe(. Iteuios. 
 
 aioiutless, joint'les, a({;. [Sur.J fill): 
 
 Joititiy^ joint'le. ado. juriiniiiieii, 
 niit einniiber; iiininuiirt) ; iieb|l; i^niib in 
 if»nilb igcl)eil). - and *epnr;Uely, fnnimt 11. 
 foiiDero, u<ll^ari^(f). 
 
 Jointress, join'tre*, «. l. bie !Se> 
 ft^criiiii eiiie* Ceibgebiiiflcfi. 2. bie Stn'rt"" 
 mciibaltcriiiii. Shak. 
 
 Jointure f j6in'txliure, (iiltfr. ih3.> 
 #. [:J(cd)icrpr.| tn6 SeibijeSiiiae, ii;utl;iiin. 
 
 To make (a woman) a joi mare, (dlier 
 Jniti) em ileibgcDiiiije niU'Ki>en. 
 
 J u i n I u r e - li o u * e , ber '^irtiuen|i0. 
 
 Jt»iuturef o. a. (eiiu-r tyraii) ein 
 <IUt[fi;uiii iiiieiVt^i'ii. Jointured, uiit rmciii 
 Seibiifbiiige big.ibt. 
 
 Joist, juiki, ((dfott. gei*t. gest) «. ber 
 Querbrtlfen. - v. a. I. nut CiirrUiilfeii be» 
 lt(j<u. 'I. in ^.id)t tiel)iiieii r^iei)>. l©(J>erj. 
 
 Joke, jt'>k«, (liu. jocuo ». ber >&pii0, 
 
 To put a joke upon.., (I'liuii iUit)iel^cil, 
 jiiiM 5i>irren l)iiben. 'Tin all a -, ei Ijiii't all 
 »Rt(t)t», e« i\\ mie6 umroiiil. In -, mi opaiTc, 
 im ©rt)er)e, rdjerjiwetfe. To crack a -, emeu 
 ®d)cri porbriiifltn obct mrt4>tii, ipiMK"' 
 f(t)erieii. 
 
 Joke, e. »• 1. f>>>iffeu, fct>frjeii , fd)ii= 
 fiTii, i£(t)i.Tj treiben. 'i. (upon) fcmrn «paB 
 Ijnben C.iiit). (luauner, iVDcrjiULiie. 
 
 In j o k i n g , tin @pi)iTe. I1 a j o c k i 11 g 
 
 Joke, V. a. (Allien iiiiriiel)>-ii . retiuu 
 ©p.iB Ijiibeii mu e-meni. (iltge OUiell. 
 
 Joker, jA kiir. t. ber ©piiBiu^dci, lu: 
 
 Jokingly, j«'> king. *,«<<«>. (djerjiuene. 
 
 Joie, j<'<lt^- ( iiiiuui)!!!. Jowl.) uiiu)iii. 
 crole; s. I. bte SDiUidc, ibrtcfe. 2. ber jjiul) 
 fi>pi". Pope. IrtiiCrr. 
 
 Ciieck l»y Jole, btd)t bnbci, nat)e bet em- 
 
 J<»ie, (Jollj ». a. t ""t ipcfriiifiii 
 juriiiiniieiiiti'^cii, nut Piiii ivi'pfc iiopi'il-Smak. 
 
 Joiiily, Jnl'lelc, adv. Iliriuj , |k'ul)iu1). 
 
 Joiiinient, jollemeut, *. ■' bie 
 -Wiii.t.rffir. Spexmek. 
 
 Jolliness, joll^uas./j. I. bir Mute, 
 
 Jollity, joi loA. 5 ,iera;iril)i.'P(lc 
 enfti.ireii, 5i-i:»l)lid)feit , eiiiU'arfeit. i. bie 
 ■OKiiiuerfm. Sidkev. 3. t tie >»it)ijiit)nt. 
 
 Jolly, joi li. (fr. joli; iliiijiir. geola. 
 gelioldirf;. I. Iin'tiil, fi'i't)'"^)' '""'"•■r 'Ijvmpt-- 
 f»i(t)lii1) I'lMi iiiiiiicii imb (lememeii -^JerKMieiD. 
 i. I OKiiiuerfeir nni5brii(fi'iiO eb. iiiifloBi'iib. 
 iiiiiiirer i^jfciie :c.). Pkior. S ? Ijciter cMian. 
 Dk\uen. 4. fril*, niimier, berb. a. I;iii<r(l>, 
 fd)[iii. 
 
 Jolly dog. - blade, o ber Iiiiligc 23niber. 
 
 Jolly-bOltt, jolic-lmte, (I'djIU. julic) 
 
 t. I'W.ir.J Die Oode, bn6 fleiiie Sctjiff^bopi. 
 
 Jolt, jnlt. V. n. ilogeii, ri'l>iitn-lii, jliiii: 
 d)eii IP. (5)itiil)rreiii. - v. a. \1o^e\\, riiirelii. 
 
 J<»lt, *. ber ©me uiiie* Ci>rfal)rr5). 
 
 Jolter, jol'tar. «. (^mcr, ber, tai, 
 wni \i'mi, niffilr, rrt)iirtclt. (fi'Pf. 
 
 Joltliend, jAii'iied, : berDimiiii: 
 
 Joimii, JA iia. I ^ ^ 
 
 Joiin<«, jii'iia.s. ) " 
 
 Jonathan, jouat/iuu, «■ ^uiiat^an. 
 
 JOV 
 
 Brother Jonathan, [ bcr <iri>ge ^niifen 
 bti nmerifnuifc^cii 25o(fe^, a5riiDer Ooii.uijniu 
 
 Jone,j6ne. *. ^phiiiiiie, $iiiiiirt)eii. 
 I Jonny, jon'ne. t. i^aiie, 4>>i»fitt>en. 
 
 Jon ny Bull, ]. f. John B ul I. 
 
 Jonquil, jun'kwU, (Jonquitle) 
 
 (fr. 'K.) *• [~Sot.) bie Ooiiqiude. 
 
 Jordeu, jor'du, *. ber iJiiicf^ttopf, 
 bn5 Otiid)r()erct)irr. 
 
 Jos.jos, ^ r 
 
 Josiiy, josli'i, > «. ^ofirn. •' 
 
 Josliua, josh lia. ) 
 
 Josepli, jo'sef, *. 1. Oofepl;. 2. o 
 ein JfiueiiiU'crroct. (bocfebnrt. 
 
 Joseph's flower, [IBlir.] ber "JDiefenj 
 
 Joso, j6'*i, «. [Od)tl)0Pl.J eine 'Ilvt 
 girriiiMiiifl. 
 
 Jossing-- block, josslng-blok, 
 *. bir 5ilocf jiim 'Hiifjlfuieii niif 6.1$ ^ftrb. 
 
 Jostle, jo.'i'sl, (fr. jonter) ii. a. 1. 
 
 ilojji'ii , iinreiiiieii (nn ©noa^). i. (out, olf) 
 ivffliloBeii; (out of) oerCriiiigi-ii , ipegbriiiti 
 gen. ivegilo^en (ppii, mid). 
 
 Jot, jot. (gr. iotai $. t<\& 3i>fii, ^priiiftj 
 
 d)eii, (iJeriiigile, bie Plfmig.''fir. Not a -, 
 
 not one -, I iii(t)t im (i^riiigileit. 2. iiul)t 
 
 eiiien '}litgeiibli(f. Shaii Every - of it, '.ti< 
 
 led intt eiiidiibrr, b^i oiif em >^>iiir. Not a - 
 
 of .., ni(i)t bt'r grriiigrie ... 
 
 1. A man may read much, and acquire 
 
 not a jot ot knowledge (liii1)r bie gc» 
 
 ringtlen Jteniuniffe), or be a Jot the 
 
 wiser. Ahow. 
 
 Jot, w. o. nHiYd)reibeii , nimierfeii. 
 
 Jotting', jotting, J. dii: iJ?ure, ^tt 
 
 merfimg. ^ I i"ct)ii(mj*iu 
 
 JoMiler, joiVdur, V. a. t)(tfn»en, 
 
 Jou^^S, (1(1)011.) pillory. 
 
 J«»Uk, (|Vt)LUt.) to sloop. 
 
 Jouriml, jiir'uui . iidj. " tag(i(t>. 
 
 Journal, juruiil. *. i. (.^.mbel, 
 -)Kar. sc.j tai i.igcbiid), 3oiirii.il. 2. bn« 
 ^oiirnnl, bie Seitfc^rift, 'Woiirttsfcljrift , bai 
 
 ingbdut. 
 
 Journal of .Science, ein 3eirfc()rtft fur 
 -a3i|7ill|"rt)(lft. - de-Y Savau* , Die 3eitfcf)rift 
 fur bie gelel)rte 'iijilt. 
 
 JournaiiMni, jur'niiiixm, «. ttt 
 Oouniiiliiiu, (S-iiifluj;, (i)ei|l Bcr SeitiiiigeM jc. 
 
 Journalist, jiir'iit'iiist. $. itx^V'wxt 
 naliit, 3citiiii(jjr(1)rtibcr, 5?cr(iu*geber, 95er» 
 fiiffer cmer 3eifrrt)ri|t, '))fLMi(urd)rift. 
 
 Journalize, jurnalue, V. a. in 
 eill O'^'iri''!' eiutriigeti. 
 
 Journey, jurni, (fr. joumeV) #. 
 1. •' bie iiigi-rcife. 2. bie 9fciie, Soiibreife. 
 3 bie 3{eit'e, ber "IDeg. Buhnet 4. (mnnil)« 
 nidi) bie Jfeife jii 'iijiifter. 
 
 To go (t tc take; a long journey, 
 eine grofje W\\t ni.idicn. To make a -, 
 eiiie 9{eife nind)eii. 
 
 Journey- man, I. bcr 'Jngeloljiier. 2. 
 ber 5?anbiverf^gorefle ; - - 1 a i I o.r, bcr @d)ni i» 
 Dcvgcfcrtc. -work, biid Aa(]cn)crf (nut 
 PL>ii ipaiibmcrfeni). 
 
 Journey, v. n. reifen, umnbcrii. 
 
 Joust, ju-si, (fr. joule) *. Dili) iUrs 
 
 nifv. - V. II. riiriiiren , ciii Zuriiicr l;iilrcii. 
 JtOVe, jt\ve. (lot. Jovis , gen. V. 
 Jupiter) s. I. [ •■)Jfi)rl).J Oiipircr. 2. ? ( bcr 
 "Ulaiiet) 0"PiiW. Pope. 3. If 3"P'f''*' • f" 
 2ii|top(r. Ukyueb. 
 
492 Fate, far, faFI, fat Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 611. c\6iul Ti'ihe. (iih, fiill. lAiii. Tllis. 
 
 JOV 
 
 And. Jove's accord, uilb, wenil uui 
 Shak. 
 unter tetii 
 
 JUD 
 
 3fu* beiilcht. 
 
 Jovia.1, jo'veal. adj. I. 
 ^ittfliifT'; i>(i <J5l<iitctcii Jupiter. Brows. 2. 
 
 Shak. 
 Shak. 
 
 t tie ?liinif)mli(^fcit, ©rgB^j 
 
 6em Oiipiter nnflemefTen. 
 
 Jovial star, ber ^iipircr 
 
 J^ovinl, (fr. ii. iV- ^.) <"(/• •• U'l'in-- 
 lit'd), Iniinifl, liiilin, froljininig. 2. (J-roljiliiu 
 flii^briirfi'iib) Iii|1i<j, jiH'inlifd). — ado. Jo'- 
 vially. lUifiieiveift, (auiiifl. 
 
 Jovialistf j/)'veaiist, «. ^er iovia-- 
 fifii)'' 'JJifm'cf). [iiinlitnt, ber 5ri>l)rii'i>- 
 
 •Vovialiiess, j(Vvealiic.s, «. tie Oo: 
 
 J«>via.lty, jo'vcalte, «. t Cie iiutl: 
 borfi'ir. 
 
 Jfo^viiig-, [Dtrtf.] (he swingiag 
 noise of a large bell. 
 
 -m .J (IWDtt.) «toop down. 
 
 <IOUH, } 
 
 Jutvkery - packery, (fd)ott.) 
 
 (ly juggling tricks. 
 •Vo^vl, jole. f. Jole. 
 Jowler, jole'ur, t. ber Ceitf)iinb. 
 •lowter, jo'tiii, «. bcr 5ifd)l)nnt)(fr. 
 Joy, joe. (fr. jole; orm. joa) *. I. bie 
 5^■fll^c• 2. (bn^ SBtrflnilflfii, bif 5ro()Ii(f)feit) 
 bie iJreube. 3. (^l•r Jr'nbe i-rreoenbe 05egeii< 
 (Idiib) bie greiibe. 4. bn^ ©li'irf, ipeil. 5. 
 (nif Sicbfefuiig) bcr ©d)ii^, bn6 Ctbeii. 
 4. Her heavenly form beheld, all wished 
 Iier joy. Drydcn 
 
 To wish if to give) any one joy, ©•js 
 nem Wlilrf mi'iuriteii- I' gives me -, ef 
 frtiit mirf). [(id) t'etii (in (Soft) 
 
 Jwy, e. n. firf) freiien. 2. |! (in) fro^.- 
 Xoy, V. a. I. benliitfiviinrcijen. 2 
 fri'iien. 3. (fr. jonii) oeiiti'^en. 
 
 Joyce, jocsc, *. (?J5ciber« ti. '^an-. 
 nefriiiifnniiu') ^I'fi^''''; Oobofu*. 
 
 Joyful, jne fill. adi. 1. freiibei<ofI, 
 frmbig. 2. t(of)fi(J)frfreiitnb (eiiier ©nd)e). 
 (Sad for their lass), but — of our life, nber 
 friif), b<i6 Cfben gcrettet }U Ijnbeii. Pope. — 
 adv. Joy' fully, init 5«"eiiben. 
 
 Joyf iiluess , joefulnes, «. bie 
 Qrciibigfeil. 
 
 Joyless, joe'Ies, adj. I. frciibciiIoS, 
 Jraiirig (i>. ^erroiuii). 2. (f of) - of the 
 grove. fi(f) iiid)t be^ ipiiiii^ crfretieitb. Dbvden. 
 3. frciibeiilerr. — ad». Joy'lessly, freu» 
 bcniof, frciibciilrer. 
 
 Joylessiiess, jo^'llsnls, «. bit 
 ^I'Ci'bi'iUi'cre, {yrinibi'iiloftgfeit. 
 
 J(»yc»us, jueiis, (fr. joyeux) adj. 
 
 1. freiitig; aj ivU}Ud). b) erfrr iili(() , fro(). 
 
 I. (of) frfrrut (Ubct). — adv. Joy'ously, 
 
 nut 5rctibfn. [Jrcnbigfeit, Jreiibe. 
 
 J<»yoiisness , joc'usnes, t. bie 
 
 Juli, jiib. t. •■ bif ^Ui\(b(, tai (i)cfa0. 
 
 Juburb, ju'liarb, (fr. jouliarbe) «. 
 
 bif grifn-jpiiii^iuiirs, 5p<uifiitiir}fl, b(i«5piiii«f 
 
 Inub, bfr 5p.iii<-irtiid), r)oiiiierbiirt. 
 
 JitbilMut, jii'belant, (lat. Jubllans) 
 adj. jiibcliib, frohli'tffiib. 
 
 Jiibilution, jub^ii^'shi'in , ((at. ju- 
 bilaiio) t. brr Oxbd. 
 
 Jubilee, jiibclc. (fr. jubile) «. 1. 
 
 [iiib. (Scfri).] H6 O'lbrijiiljr. 2. ba* Oiibtl. 
 
 ffil. 3. (riMii.ifiUl). .Rird)cJ bn6 Oubcij.iljr, 
 
 Slbineinhr. Id'. 5?iil)nrrii». 
 
 Juck, juk. V. n. [<]S}<iibnnVr.j lorfeti 
 
 cunditas) 
 lid)fnr. 
 
 Judnic, Juda'ik. . .. ...■-J. 
 
 Ju<miC»l, juda ckal , ^ 
 — adv. J u d II ■ i c H 11 y, luid) jii6i|d)er 2S3cife. 
 
 JuctuiKlll, ju dai/.in, 3. 1. in6 !^H' 
 btiuhiiiii. 2. brr 0"f'^'*'"' bit UcOfreiiiilmi! 
 tilling wn ben jiiDifdjcn 3crtnuniieii :c. 
 
 •ludaize, jddaue, ( fr. judaiser) 
 V. ». luoaifirtn, jiibtln, e6 tiiit bi'ii OiiDcii 
 IjiUtfll. 
 
 Juclaizer, judal/iur, «. ber 0>>t<i>= 
 firenbe, S-intr, ber fid) juin O'lbentljiiui Oc> 
 
 JllduS, ju'das, s. ^llbad. iCfltlU. 
 
 Judas-tree, [ibof.j ber O"''*'*'''!'""' 
 
 Olriffiil'iUim. (snipe) «. Bic ip.iiU!d)nepfi'. 
 Jutldock, jiid'dok, (Mitt) Jack- 
 Judge, jtulje, 'liU. judex; fr. juge; 
 
 \\>. juex) « 1 -1 btr j){id)rer. 2. ijlib. ©iic^.J 
 
 a) ber a<id)fer. b) pi. biis ibii(t) ber 3iid)tcr. 
 3. r bcr 3Cid)tiT (®iut). 4. (ber bci tiiicni 
 (i3cnd)te bill 23orfi9 giiijreube) ber 3{id)ter. 
 5 bir 3vid)ier iC5)eid)iDi)reiie). 6. ± (of) ber 
 9{id)tcr (tU'cr (i'tiune); iteiiuer (einer ©ndje). 
 
 6. Ill criiiiiiiulsuits, the jurors are judges 
 of the law as well as of the fact. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Judge In criminal causes, ber i{riitiiiuil< 
 ri(t»ter. - lateral, ber 33tifi(;cr, aiiTeffor. To 
 be - of .., urtlniieii iiibtr) , G'liuae eii:.- 
 fd)eibeii, (eiiieii Streit) rd)li*ten. 
 
 Judge, (fr. j"ger) V. n. 1. i a) iirs 
 tl)eili'ii. h) (of) nburtl;tilfii (iiber). 2. ± a) 
 iir[l;i'ilcii. b) (of) (^ounS beurt^eileii , eitt 
 llrrl)i'il fiideii (iiber; (by, au& , nad); from, 
 iiiid) Griuae). 
 
 To leave any thing to any one's judg- 
 ing, (S'tivaS oeniaiib^ i&euril)eiliiiig iii>er> 
 Inntii. Iti'ii, eiuid)eibeii. 
 
 Judge, ». a. 1. ; nd)tt:u. 2 i rid)! 
 
 Judger, juuje'iir, *. 1 ber y<ic^ier. 
 
 JuitgeNllip , judje'shlp , t. tiii 
 9{id)tcriiiiir. 
 
 Judgment, jiidje'meut,/ 
 
 Judgeiiieut, y 
 
 ment) *. 1. [ 4>l;iH>f.j a) bie llrrl;eilgfriift, 
 !beiirtl)ciHiiui£'titur, bii6 llr[l;i'it!jiierniogeii. 
 
 b) biie uril)cil, llril;rileii, ^ciirrl)riieii ; (ba-. 
 I)er) 2. t bir iCrrriiiiiD, ed)iirffiiiii. 3. boe 
 Unl)cil, ®iitad)trii, bte Mteiiiiing. 4. (9fed)t6< 
 fpr.J Oiiij llrti;i'il. 5. (bm 9Cid)reii) Hio &e: 
 ridit. 6. (bie (5-nrfd)eibu)ig, bi\6 3(i'd)r, jii 
 eni|d)tibiii) bm (■S)a-ul)r, bie 3{td)t£'))fli-ge. 
 Shak. 7. (of; brtf lUTi)iil (iiber), bie 'iiaiv-. 
 il)filiiiifl (eiiier ©iid)e). 8. ij (eiiie nierf= 
 luiirbigt ©rrafe) b(\6 ®rrid)t. 9. || pi. (ber 
 ©fill brr ^liieijljeif > bns tijerid)!. 10. |1 (bie 
 3(fgifniiig ber 'iijiir) ba» (yi'ni1)r. II. fi ;''• 
 (bic iijrffl)lc 0>orrc!j) bie Wiruiitc. 12. ll (bai 
 iCi'rr (i)ciit'6) bao (ijerid)r. 13. |i t,ic\6 3{ed)r 
 u. bic (S5ered)tigfcit) biio (S)erid)r. 14. jl ibie 
 25f|"d)UiiTc Pjorree in >Unrei)iiiig giiUjer 2501= 
 frr) brt8 ®i-rid)t. 15. II (ber (i)erid)ifl)i'f) ba* 
 (i)erid)r. 16. || (bii» eoangeliuni) ba6 &e> 
 rid)t. 17. day of-, btto )iing|le (4)crid)r. 
 
 7. Let reason govern us in the formation 
 
 of our judgment of things proposed 
 
 to our Inquiry. Weiistcr. 
 
 To have - against .., filien €prild), fill 
 
 llrtl)eil iiiifmirfcn gegrn ... To sit in -, jii 
 
 (i)frid)t fii)rii. - upon a bond, fin llrihfil 
 
 [(fr.juge. 
 
 Jucuudity , jukun'deie, (lat. ju-lgegen ed)iilbiier, bie im Si'udilanbe (iiib. To 
 
 JUG 
 
 give, to pronounce, to pass — . bai Urtt)tii 
 fpred)CI«. To form a - of.., to give one't - 
 upon .., ein Urtljeil nbgeben, fnflcii I'ibcr .., 
 ^tiurt^ beiirtljcilen, iirri)eilen(i"iber). In my-, 
 niciner 'TOeiiiiing niid). - of God. [9)fiteliilr.J 
 bai Oiotte^urtljeil , ®otte6gcrid)t. Wlio»« 
 judgments cried in ihe top of mine, 
 bcreii llrtljeile triftigcr luflren al6 bie nieiiiu 
 gen. Shak. Whose -s are mere fathers of 
 their garments, bie feiiieii nnbem ©ebniiid) 
 Dim ihrcu 5til)igfeiten ina(t)eti , nl« neue Wo* 
 ben jii erftnben. Shak. 
 
 Judgment-chamber, bie &trid)tit 
 itiibc. --day, biidjiiiigileGJerid)!. -hall, 
 ber ®erid)ti'fanl. -debt, bie gericfttlitt) 
 liguib erfniiiiie(n) ®d)iilb(eii). -■place, 
 --seat, I. ber 9?id)ter|lul;I. 2. |i ber 9{id)» 
 ter(lul)i, biii &nHi)t. 
 
 Judicable, ju'dekabl, adj. 1. bu 
 nrtheilt ivcrbeii (i)nneiib. 2. bent &cvi<t)ti 
 unreru'orfv'ii. 
 
 Judicative, ju'dekailv, adj. Utt 
 tijeil*... - faculiy. bie Urrijeiigfrntt. 
 
 Judicatory, judekitiiii, (fr. Ju> 
 dlcatoire) adj. gerid)tlid). — «. I. bn6 ®f» 
 rid)t, ber (!')erid)t6i)pf. 2. bai ®erid)t, bie 
 ipnnbl^nbiiiig ber ®ercd)tigff't. 
 
 Judicature, jii'dckaii'ire. (fr. ^.) 
 ». 1. bni ®erid)t, 9{ii1)tfriinit, bie rid)rerlid)« 
 ®eivmlt. 2. brtfi ®crid)t, ber ®erid)t6'l)of. 
 
 Court of j u d i c a t II r e , ber (i)erid)C6l)Df. 
 
 Judicial, juitisiral, adj. gerid)riid), 
 red)rlid). - acis, ^Jlftenihicfe. 2. rid)terlid). 
 — adv. J 11 d I c ' i a 1 1 y . gerid)Ilid). 
 
 Judiciary, iudish'aie, ifr. judi- 
 ciaire) adj. 1. gcnd)tlid). 2. rid)terlid). 
 
 Judiciary, «■ bie ®erid)tei)crfar< 
 fling, bniJ P)erid)t*iue|Vn. 
 
 An independent j u d i ci ary is tliefiriu- 
 est bulwark of freedom. 
 
 Judicious, judish'us.(frjudicieux) 
 adj. iinb 
 
 Judiciously, judish'usle. adc. I. 
 reriliinbig , gefiljeit, fiDnrffiiiiiig (uini i|5er» 
 foiieii 11. Sndjeii). 2. fiii j u die lal. Shak. 
 
 Judiciousness, judisli'iisnes, t. 
 
 bit ®tfd)citljeit, bai i£d)arffiiiiiige, aSer|liin» 
 bige. ,p 
 
 Judith, jd-d!,/..> 
 
 Judy,judc, y ^ ' 
 Jufl'ers , jiiffurz, *. pi. [3inimer(.] 
 
 bie -JCippeii cilrt Jbiilfeiu. 
 
 Jug, jug. (biin. jugge; nngelf. ceac) 
 
 *. 1. ber .(vnig. 2. bie e.id)e, 3iiiid)e. 3. 
 
 t o bie T)iiid)tiga(l. 4. f o ber ®d)lng bet 
 
 Jug, t. o 5pAiind)en. [?iad)tigail. 
 
 Jug, •>• n. o fd)lngen (o. !8i3geln). 
 
 Juggle, jiiggi) (l)i>n. guiclielen, 
 
 goocheleii; biin. gogler) v. n. I. gillltclll, 
 
 JSunri|lii(fe iuiid)eii. 2. i benrugen. 
 
 j To be juggled with.., gciitft merbeii. 
 
 Juggling irick . ber 1iird)ciifpicifrilreid). 
 
 Juggle, V- a. biird) (^}iuifierMinile 
 
 I ()intrrgfl)eii , betnigen; ( niir into) t>\\x<S) 
 
 |®auflerfiJnile beiurgeii (jU). 
 
 j Juggle, «■ I. bic ®(infe(ei, bat 
 
 ®aiifiirpiei, ruinil|1ii(f. 2. i ber SBerriig, b\t 
 
 j iniifdiiing, ber ©trrid). ^ 
 
 I Juggler, jrig'giiir.'. l.ber ®niiflcr, 
 
 lafitrinpiiier. 2, f ber iBetniger. Shar. 
 
 I Juggling, juggling, adj. rriige* 
 
 I tiiO). - *. biu®rtuf elfptti, bie a ufvieltret. 
 
Fate. r'ir. fall. faJ. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, move. n6r. got. 6il, cl6nd. Tube. tub. fnll. l//in. THis. 493 
 
 JUG 
 
 JTug^e^ling'ly, Jiig'glingli, adv. ^ini 
 tfrliili<i, <iur I'iiie txu<itn{A)t SaSfiie. 
 
 Jlugcular, jugular, <u. I. JuguluDi) 
 iidj. [>Iliiin.] iur Q5urgel (jef>5ri(j, ©urgel... 
 (315ft 20. [cr6roiT«ln. 
 
 Jug-iilate, Ju'giilate, (lat-) t>. a. 
 
 S ugulation, jugulA'shun, «. i\t 
 ©rerifii'luiig. 
 
 JIuice, juie, ^ (lat. u. f)r. jd«) «. 
 
 Juiie y \itt ®att (aiiitiiAlird^er 
 
 unt I'liietobilif^ft Sut'iliiuicn). [nnffeii. 
 
 Juice, 0, a. 6(ffu(i)ten, btnti)tn, 
 
 JuicelesS} Juse'les, a4;. \aitlo6, 
 ti'irr, trorfi'H. 
 
 Juiciness, )u'»lne»,t. bieSoftigfeit. 
 
 Juicy, ju'»e. adj. I'aftig. 
 
 Ju Jub*. jii jub , ) ... 
 
 Jujilbe, jujube. J " "^ 
 
 Juite, Jiike, (fr. jucher) o. n. I. f 
 AurTi$(ii (V. Soijdn). 2. IDeitl.] nicfeii (iiiir 
 
 Juking-place, M( 9(iiffi^fliinge. 
 
 Jukiiig-, Jii king, adj. liSQaiMurpr.] 
 ruljfiib d'. ipfiOiifiO. 
 
 Julap^ ju'Iap, ) (fr. Julep ; arab.^ 
 
 Julep, } pcrf. juUbon) t. 
 
 ["JJitb] 6er o'llfPP. Sri()ltr>iiif. 
 
 Mill t-julap, tin iiiit ^]t}?un}e, &\i, 
 S3roiiiitiutiii 111)5 Sitruiieii iitbertitelcr R{\t)U 
 
 Juiin, ju lea, «. gillie. [traiir. 
 
 Julian, ju lean, «. 1. (^niiiif > 11. 
 SSDfibfriiiime ) «) Onliiiii. b) Qiiiiniif. 1. 
 llipt.J bit 9?ii(tU'ipte, 2i3inttrl«ufi'je, Stetf 
 I'irlP. liumn «■)• 
 
 Jnlinn, adj. iuUfltiir<t (3al)rrc(()= 
 
 Juliers, jA'liurx, f . l(i)fC(jr.J O'llirt). 
 
 Julis, ju III, «■ [Od^iOO"'-! ^'i ^yiittx> 
 juiifrr. 
 
 JuInSfjii'lui, (gr.iouloa) «. 1. [SJot.l 
 5ii« ^•il;d)eii. 2. [eutom.J btt Biclfu^, 
 iiUlffliDfiiS- 
 
 July, juli'. «. I. [Jfnl ] (n^funionat, 
 Oiiliuij, 3'"'- 2. (SICcibiriiiimfj 3"''«- 
 
 July-flower, bit Jitltt. 
 
 Juniurt, ju'niarl, (fr. ^.) t. bit 
 ^jiiiiiiirre , Cns Ccticiipfirt, 6« D^ieiifftl, 
 aWiUiltd)*. 
 
 Juniltals, juiu'liaU, (it. cianibella< 
 «. pi. btr 3u<ftTi<.\it , bai 3u<ftr\)USty(t)ti\. 
 
 Jumble, jniu'bl, c. a. (oft iiiic to 
 l<-iiier) unorbt'iiciict) uiurr rinaiiber uxrfeii, 
 »frnifii(jen. 
 
 Jumble, V. n. I. iinorbentlici) fid^ 
 vrrntriigf I), fid) i<(rniirct)cii, grniriigt feiii. Z. 
 (into) iiifniiniiriigtrutti'lt lurrbcii liii). 
 
 Jumble, «. 5cr 9};ird)iiiiii'(^, ^irr> 
 Wiirr. [- wordi, 5ns Wrfdjivotj. 
 
 Jumbled, jiliii'bld, udj. vtrmorrtn. 
 
 JumbleiUCUt, juui'blment, «. 
 btT 'Iijirrii'rtrr. (luirrcr, 25crmfiui<r. 
 
 Jumbler, Jumbiur. «. 5(r 9Si'r> 
 
 Jument, junient, (fr. 3ii. v. lax.) 
 «. t bc.i Uoiltljifr. 
 
 JumentMrious, junienii'reus, 
 mdj. 2nHtt)itrt brinifciiC. 
 
 Jump, jump, (gr. kompeo) v. n. I. 
 furiiifliii , Ijfivffii. 2. (over> .»; i l)Uj»|Vn, 
 fpriiirtr" <"'^'''''' ' mrrrpriiifliii , ri(jrrl)ripii'ii. 
 b) 1 filJiThiiiiffii, ilbcrgrljrii. 3. (imo) iVnn> 
 fliii ( lu 5i-.6 'liJ.iiTfr K. ). 4. flc^tii (.V. 'JUn- 
 gnu. 5.1a) (Miibj u»ariii|l>i»iiirn, fi^^ vtv^ 
 
 J UN 
 
 tragrn (mit), pnfftn (ju), fi((> f)nltrn (|u> (in 
 
 5ie|er *e5entuno je^r O). ^^ (to) eileii (jii). 
 
 c) (together) eiiirrui QiniaUt »b. &ibantt» 
 
 Ijnbtn. 
 
 6. b> We aee a little, preiunie a great 
 
 deal, and co jump to tlie conclukion. 
 
 Spectator. 
 
 Jump, 0. a. 1. ii6crl)iJpteii , i'i6er> 
 fpniigeii i Ijiipfen, fpriiigeii ( iil>cr (iiieii 
 •^<.\(t) 10. 2. i a) uberfpriiigen. b> iviigcii, 
 lUif bai (Bpicl 05. 5ariiii fei^eii. Shak. 
 
 Jump, t. 1. 5er (Sprung, (Sn^. 2. i 
 a) 6« ^sprung, bj bet &iud6\M, iUiirf. 
 .Shak.. c) t bit gefdl)rli(t)f Ciige. [i^uii. 
 
 To give a jump, tiiieii (Sprung, iBat} 
 
 Jump, ifr. jupe> t\ 1. ba$ 2eib(S)en 
 (fine "Jirt JCoriett;. 2. [Dertl.J 5er Sturf. 
 
 Jump, iide. « ganj gcnnu, g(ra5e, 
 nun ebcii, fogleit^. Shak. 
 
 Jumper, juu'pur, «. 1. ber iSprin' 
 grr. 2. pi. one geiuine religioft <Btttt. i. 6 
 Ocr X>iib, btr cinileigt. 
 
 JunCttte, jiingkit, (it. ginncata) 
 I. 1. 5(r ^iil)ui, 9{>il;nii, Jinftrurticn. 2. 5er 
 L'e(fert!i||rn. 3. 5i( t;etnili4e (i)o|kret, ^i-. 
 \i\)trtt, f. Junket. 
 
 JuuCOUS, jung'kua, (lot. Juncoiut, 
 junceuii; ad), f biuflg, binfciirdc^. 
 
 Junction, jungk'cliiiii, (I Junciio) 
 f. I. tie iSirciMigung (i(ian5Uing). 2. bie-Btv 
 tinigiing, iSi'rt)in5ung (3ii|1>i»b>. 3. 5(r i&i'r= 
 (inigung$<, 3>(r5iuouugSpuuf(, Oct 5ec Ser< 
 I'liugiing. 
 
 Juncture, JungJi.'t«liure , ( liU. 
 juncturo; t. 1. f 5ie iScr5in5iiiig, iBcrrini.- 
 ijung (5tr ^trjcn;. 2. 5te i8rruiii5iiiig jiui'ier 
 Kurper, aj 5ie ^uqt. b) tm (ilcuiiC ( Der 
 ■ilrnic ic. ). c ) 5ie i)2iit)t. 3. Drr 3r>tpti»(i/ 
 lit MdQt, btx Uni|liin5, (5efun5ers friiiid^o 
 lyall. Iuni|).in5e. 
 
 Juncture* of tiniei , 3(itI>^»Ki! > 3<>(' 
 
 Jundle, (fd)utt.) ioJui>tie. 
 
 June, jliue, (fr. juin; lat. juiiiut) 
 J. [iruit-nD.l 5rr i&r>i(>)iui>niit, Junius, Ouni. 
 
 Junetin, jiiue'tiu, «. 5er O^'t)'^""''' 
 iipi'el, iJrui)iipfi'l. 
 
 Jun(;;^le« junggl, [i^in5o|l.] t. bai 
 bidt (ijcuinVD. AsiAT. Res. 
 
 Jun|;^ly, jung'gli, adj. au6 bidem 
 (4i;buict)c I)erielji;n5, i^oll 5i(fer C^cbiircOe. 
 
 Junior, jiiuiur, (int. 2U.> udj. 
 iungir. - *. 5tr Qilngcrr. 
 
 Jolin Doe juuior, Ot^t^" ^^te 5er 0>'l"' 
 if^re. liik - by a year, uni tin O'^'}!^ iun^er 
 ,ite tt. His -I, i)>eri'uneii, 5ie ji'ingcr rin5 nie 
 tx. He ik your -, et 1^ nnc^ Z^mn im 
 •Hmt grroniuicn. 
 
 Juniority) juncoreii, «. bai Oi'in> 
 gcrffin; 5trr Sm^ini*. ba ninn ji'ingtr ifl. 
 
 JiUiiper, jii'uipur, (Int. juniperuo) 
 t. i^ot.J 5er-:iUac^t)0l5rr, 2i3a(^t)i>15crtl(aud), 
 5tc '2Und;l;oi5er|lnu5e. 
 
 Juniper-berry, bie SS3n(^l;oI5er6(rre. 
 --lecture, 6 bet ^ii^cr, 2Jcriuei«. -- 
 -tree, bet 2Sa<t)t)olber6nuiu, S]i}a(l)l)c>l5er> 
 bin'cf). 
 
 Junk, jungk, (Int. Jiincus) «. 1. 
 [■Wnr.] nite Inucnbrn, lauiliirfe. 2. (- ot 
 wickem) Me 'Jlnlrfufe. 3. l^ljinnj bie Qnnfe 
 tfuinte 5iit)rifug). 4. 5if -Buute (^ut SBrr. 
 VMcfiing I'lMi Oii'genilnnbrn). 
 I Junket, juugkit, (f. JMBcaiej 
 
 JUS 
 
 *. 1. ber Seder6t(Ten, bai ^a(<bmxt. bie 9IS. 
 \'<i)txti. 2. bie i)ci»ili(^c t8ct)mnui'erei , iRd< 
 fc^erei. 
 
 Junket, V. n. 1. n(\]i)tn, uerilpl^len 
 fdjniniiffn. Swift. 2. rdjniiuifen. 
 
 Junketings, juug'keung, «. bie 
 <3d)mrturi;rei. 
 
 Juno, ju'no, *. 1. [^t)tt}.] Oiino. 
 2. ['Jlilron.j Ouni). 3. ? btx ■>JKon6. 
 
 Junta, jun'ta, > ( I'p. junta) t. 1. 
 
 Junto, jun'to. 5 [I'p. Qit\(t).] Die 
 Ouutn i9{iul)i'licrrninniluMg, ber JUui), ^Uxti' 
 \\i)i\s). 2. ^ bit £iibale, bai Sunipiutt, bie 
 t)et)rinie iBcrbinbung. Swift. 
 
 Jupiter, ju'petur. (Int. SSi.) «. l. 
 (*0?i)tl).i Jupiter. 2. ['ili'lri>n.j Oiipiter. X 
 [95ot.] Jupiter'a-beard, bir <Sill't:rt>urc<>, 
 3upiter«6nrt. -'»- flower, bie OiiP'ter<» 
 Mume, bet Sergrnben. 4. [^lUd}.] bai pt^iiot 
 t'opl)ii'<t)e, nld)i)nii|lifd>e ®uib. 5. [nlte ei;ein.] 
 bai 3i"n- 
 
 Juppon, juppon', (ft.Jupon) (and) 
 Ju'po) t. bn^£orfel, ^D^fieber , bie 0»P^ 
 
 Jurat, jii'iat, (fr. W.) : tint ubrig* 
 ttitUd)t 'l)5crron bci einigen £[)rperr4)i\rteni 
 ein Qllbcrninn, ber 6)el)uifL- ob. '^eifiQct etue« 
 •BnilifT, ©tffcfeiuDrene, Ournt, (sdjiippe. 
 
 Juration, jiiiisiiua, «. bie 93crt 
 eibung. . 
 
 Juratory, jii'ratuii, atU. f eiblictb 
 
 Juritiical, jiiriddekai, (J u r i d'i e) 
 (Int. juridicus) a<<y. ttd)tiid) , re(t)t6fi;rniig, 
 gerid)tlid). — adv. Jurid'ieally, rec^t» 
 lid) ic, \\i-\d) bent '^(ectte. 
 
 Jurisconsult, juri.skon'sult, ((. 
 
 juriscoiisultus) t. ber 'Jieil)t£gt'kl)rte. 
 
 Jurisdiction, jiiiisuiksiiun, not. 
 jurisdictin) «. I. bit ®eri(t)tbnrftit, @eri4>t^« 
 bnrfeit , ®tricl)t£l)rrrri1)aft , ber &ex:d)t6f 
 iiunng. 2. (bie "llindjt jii regicrtn uber ^t> 
 fc^e |ti gebtu) bie (^erit^tdbnrftit. 3. (bie 
 OHncftt Ob. b<\i OUdft, ^t'lunlt ju libtn) bi< 
 03tri(t)t6tiarftit (^ernct^nftj. 4. bet &txid)tit 
 fprtngel, 03tri(ftti'beiirf. 
 
 2. Tlie legiklature of one state can exer- 
 cise no J urisdietion in aiiotlier. 
 
 Webstek. 
 
 3. Nation* claim exclusive juri.idia- 
 tion on the sea, to die extent 01 a 
 marine league from the main hind or 
 shore. W£b.stek. 
 
 Jurisdictional, jurKdiiv khiinal, 
 mdj. jur (S)erid)t!:-bnrfcif gi'iiong. 
 
 Juriiidietive , ji'niadik tiv. «<</. 
 rid)terli(V. "Xiitttr... a^jtiiMir lo. Miltok. 
 
 Jurisprudence, ju;ispiu deuku, 
 (fr. 'iiJ. 0. lilt.) *. bit J{fi1)trgiii'()rriunffi:, 
 3{citi*iui|Kiird)ii|t, 9{ed)rsii'l)ie, i){i'd)r&fnnft. 
 
 Jurisprudent, juiixpiu'diini.MiO'. 
 red)t^n'l'l)rt, rfdjtfifiinDig. 
 
 Jurisprudential, jurixpiuden'- 
 shal, adj. jur 3{ed)tfgclol;rranifeif geijorig. 
 
 Jurist, ju'risi, (fr. juii»ie> s. bit 
 i>?fd)t?gcii:l)rfe, Oiinil. 
 
 Juror, jii'iur, (0. (at. Juro) «. 
 l9{fd)ffiVr.) btr (yiid)ioorne. 
 
 Jury, jure, (fr. jmeii) 4. bit 0'<f9f 
 bai (i>tfd)iui'rMfiigrrid)t, iSdjiuurgitidjt. 
 
 Jury -leg. 6 ber *£liliflli5. --luan, 
 btr 6>ffd/>uorHf. —-mast, (o. Int. juvo o5- 
 btni fr. jour?) (OK.ir.J btr Oiofiuiiiiil. 
 
 Jussel, jua'kel, t. o ba6 ^ud^tti't^ 
 
494 Fate, f'lr, fall, fat. M^. met. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve. n6r, got, oil, cl6iul. TAIie, t(\h. full. i/nn. Tilisl 
 
 JUS 
 
 JTnst, just, ((nt jiistiisi adj. 1. § (je: 
 red)t. 2. gerccf)t (red)tfcf)flffcn). 3. gercc^t, 
 6i(Iig. 4. gered)r (bem 3{i'dl)te gemag). 5. ne- 
 red)t (uevMciit). 6. (to) nered)t (gfficn). 7. 
 (to) gctreu dViiieni SBorte jc). 8. in DrD- 
 niiii(], orSciirlid), rendmnpig. 9. gelj&rig, 
 rid)tig, geiinii; gcmng. 10. voU , gciwo()iilirf) 
 (®ro0e). Bacom. U. rid)tig (iuiif)r, Der 
 9Bn(;rl\cit gcnwiij). 12. ric()fig,rcrf)tc5)fiig2c.). 
 
 13. nod, giiiij, I'DftftaiiMg. l4. m(\, innljr. 
 7. Just to one's word or engagements. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 8 When all 
 
 The war shall stand ranged in its 
 just array. Addison. 
 
 9 Pleaseth your lordship 
 
 To meet his grace, just distance 
 'tween our armies? Shak. 
 
 14. So that once the skirmish was like to 
 have come to a j nst battle. Knoli.es. 
 
 •Vust, s. tev fflcrecl)fe. 
 
 JInst, adv. 1. gernbe (nn^e, bent Ortc 
 nnd)). 2. gernfe, eben (6cr 3cit nad)). 3. 
 (pi'inftlid)) gciiiui. 4. genibe, e6cn (.blo^, 
 nur). 5. fafl, I'eiiinfje. 6. tnit geiinuer S^otl;. 
 
 3. 'Tis with our judgments as our watches; 
 
 none 
 Go just alike, yet each believes his 
 own. Pope. 
 
 4. And having just enough, not covet 
 
 more. Dryden. 
 
 6. He just escaped without injury. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 •Tust as, eben aU, gernbe mie. — now. 
 eben jetjt/fo eben. But -, 1. eben «r|T. 2. 
 mir nod), —so, gernbe fo. 
 
 Jnst, (fr. joute) «. Dn« tnrnier. 
 
 Just, (fr. jniiter) t). n. 1. tiimircn. 
 2. brmigen, flL^^en. 
 
 JTllstacor, just'akor, (fi. justau- 
 corps) s. '> ber enge Ofocf, 2iil'ni(f, Jlvd. 
 
 justice, jus'tis, (fr. '2B., i'. \<\t. jus- 
 
 titia) «. 1. bte Wered)rigfeit (eiiier ^iT; 
 
 fen JC). 2. bie (SJcrcdjtigfeit (ftrenge, un= 
 
 pnrreiifd)e9lniiH-nbiiiig ber (Sin'ctie). 3. (flatt 
 
 justness) Die (SSered)tigfeit (etncS SliifpriidjS 
 
 :c.). 4. bie fficred)tigfeif (uerbieiite ©tnife). 
 
 6. bie OJcredjrigfeit, tai Jfedit. 6. (neiilnt. 
 
 justiciarius) ber SiJidjter, 9fed)tf6etrrtute. 
 
 4. Sooner or later, justice overtakes the 
 
 criminal. Webster. 6. His arm will 
 
 do him — . Webster. 
 
 In justice, oon 9ied)rs megeii. —of 
 the quorum, ciiicr ucn ben burd) f&nig(. 
 ?pntent ob. .<?Liniiiii(yiiriiini tejeic^neten, uer= 
 Drbneten 9{id)tern. — of the peace, ber (Jrie: 
 benSric^ter. Chief—, or Lord chief — , ber 
 £erb 06errid)ter (ber King's Bench, ber 
 Common pleas, of the forest). Justices 
 of assize, bie '31|"|i|"enrid)ter. 
 
 To do justice, 1. (J5ere(f)tigfeit fifeen. 
 2. (to) ®ered)tigfeit, dhd)t njiberfn^ren (nf> 
 fen ((5'inem) , ((S-iiieni) 9eed)t i)errd)fifFen , ju 
 feitceni 9?ed)rc i>crl)elfcn. To administer -. 
 ®ered)tigfeit ^nnb^abeu. To bring any one 
 to -. ©ineu bclnngeu, I'crflo.gcn. 
 
 Justice, V. a. t rid)ten. 
 
 JIusticeable, juNlislieabl, adj. f 
 fleridir^biir, grrid)tt>or. 
 
 •lustlceinent, jus'tismint, «. f 
 I. bu^ gcrid)titd)e SBerfnljren. 2. bie ®crid)t«i 
 borfeit. 
 
 JUT 
 
 •Vusticer, jus'tesiir, *. t ber ®c: 
 
 rtd)teua-ninlri>r, (55erid)r^ljn!fer, 9?id)ter.SKAK. 
 
 •Vusticesiiip, jus'tissiiip, t. iae 
 DJtd)tt'vamr. 
 
 Justicia.1>Ie, jus'tisheabl. adj. gc; 
 rid)t(ti1), genrt)rsbnr, gerid)t5jmaiigig , bem 
 (Scric^rSjiunnge inucrmorfi-n. 
 
 Justiciary , jas:ish'eaie.^«. 1. bcr 
 
 Justiciitr, jiistish car. ^&i:tid)t&: 
 (jnlter. 2. ber Obtrrid)tcr, ®ertd)t6l)err. 
 Blackstose. 3. t bcr @cll)|tvid)rer. 
 
 Justifiable, jus'tcfiabi, (fr. ^.) 
 adj. red)tfertig(>iir, red)ttnri^ig, gered)tfertigi 
 merben fijuneiib. — adv. Jus'tifiably. 
 rcd)nnii6ig, ri'd)rlid). 
 
 Justifiableness , justcfiabinis, 
 *. bie 3{fd)tmiipigfeit, 3{ed)tlid)fcic, ®erab^ 
 ()cit, ber 3iit1n"i>, t>a et\wS gered)tfcrtigt 
 merben fnini; 
 
 Justification 9 justefckA'shun, 
 (fr. SfO. u. Int.) ». 1. bie Jfed)tfertigiing. 
 2. [Il)ei»(.] bie 5r{ed)tferrigiuig. 3. [5fcd>rt: 
 fpr.j (bicSnrd'giingeinc^ jiireid)enbciifflriiii: 
 best, lunnini ber 'ilngeflngte ia& timt, ivcfiir 
 er fid) ju lu-miirmL'rtcn f)nt) bie i)Jfd)rferti; 
 gung 4. Ili;pcgr.] a) D(i6 atusfc()liepeu. b; 
 bic 3eileiil<i"gf. 
 
 Justificative, jusiifekativ, ^fr. 
 justificatif) adj. rcd)tferrigeMb, S^cdjtfiTti; 
 gimgf [ber 3{ed)tfevrigcr. 
 
 Justificator, justelcka'tur, t. f 
 
 Justified, LDertl.j made the vic- 
 tim o f j u N I i c e , hanged. 
 
 Jiistifier , juKiefiiir , «. I. ber 
 5{ed)rfertigfr. 2. (Jiiier, ber won ciner ©d)ulb 
 Ob. ©trafe) loefprid)!. 3. pL [Zi)pogr.] bie 
 'Iliisfdiliepisngen. 
 
 Justify, jus'tefl, (fr. justifier) v. a. 
 
 1. red)rfertigcn. 2. l5:i;eoI.] redjrfertigeu. 3. 
 II (red)t beurr^eilcii) redjtfertigcn. 4. lo^; 
 iVred)en. 5. [Iijpogr.] a) rtii6fc^)Iie0en. b) 
 nieffen, juiliren. 
 
 Justify, V. n. [tppogr.] (with) fid) 
 jiiftiren Ififfen (niit), pnfTen QU). 
 
 Justle, jus'sl, V. n. I. nnflo^en, nn 
 ©■tmiiS |lo0en. 2. fnmpfen, (Ireitcn. 
 
 To justle one against another, gegeii 
 einnnber iTogeii, nnrennen. 
 
 Justle, o- a. 1. jlo^en, rcnnen (nn). 
 
 2. (tnit off, out) ()innus>|loBen, luegitogen, 
 megbrnngen, oerbrnngen. 
 
 To be jus tied from one's senses, pon 
 ©innen foinmen. 
 
 Justle, s. ber ®to0. 
 
 Justler, juss'iur, *. 1. (finer, bcr 
 nn (f-tmnS flofjt, nnrennt, ber flo(Jt. 2. ber 
 itnnipfet. Dfinger. 
 
 Justly, just'le, adv. 1. gercd)t. 2. 
 tnit 9{ed)t. 3. red)tlid). 4. gennn, piinftlic^, 
 
 flcljorig- 
 
 Justness, jiist'nes, «. I. bie ^id^i 
 
 tigfett; ®ennuigfeit. 2. bie ®ered)tigfeit 
 
 (eincS ')lniprud)5 zc). 
 
 1. The justness of proportions, of a 
 
 description etc. Webster. 
 
 Jut, jut. d". jet) V. n. 1. (and) init 
 out) l)croortlef)cn , fjeroorrngen. 2. (into) 
 ()innnfnigen (in). 3. i (upon) fibecrngen 
 (eincn ll)ron jo. 
 
 Jut, v.n. awfQmai flp0en ob. rennen. 
 
 Jut, *. bn? 5perorrrngen, ^^crporileljen, 
 33orfd)ie0cn, ber SSorfpnuig. 
 
 KAO 
 
 Jute, jute, «. [®cogr.] bet 5nte, 
 Si'itlnnber. ^ [((,,,5. 
 
 Jutland, jut'land, s. [®cogr.] Oiit. 
 
 Jutty, jut'tc, V. n. t oorfc^ie|5en, 
 f)croori1e()en, uorfpringen, iiberljangen, oor* 
 rngen. Shak. 
 
 Jutty, V. a. f iiberrngen. 
 
 Jutty, *. 1. bcr oonpringenbe Xijdl 
 eine5 Jpniifeg, SBorfprinig, ©d)ii()gang, bn$ 
 lleberbnd). 2. ber i^ifenbninm. 
 
 Jut-'«vindu\v, jdt-win'do, *. bn8 
 uorfpringcnbe geii|1cr. 
 
 Juvenal, ju' venal, *. ber junge 
 ^Wcnfd), Qiingling. Shak. 
 
 Juvenile, ju'ven?!, (fnt. juvenilis) 
 adj. 1. jugeiibiid), inng. 2. bcr Ongenb ge» 
 jietnenb, jur Ougenb gefjijrig, ^ugenb .,1 
 
 Juvenile years, bie ^"geilb. 
 
 Juvenileness, juvenfinls, «. bo« 
 
 ^ngenblidje; bie Oiigenbl)if;e. 
 
 Juvenility, ji'ivenil'ete, *. 1. b<i5 
 ^ugenbnlter; bie 3iigcnblid)feir. 2. bn« jii> 
 gcnblid)c33etrngen, bie )iigenblid)e$nnbrung, 
 3ugciib^i^e, ber Oiigenbrcljler, Siigenbflreid). 
 
 Juxtaposited , jiikstapos'eted, 
 (p. Int. juxta u. posited) adj. ['iCiffeni'd).] 
 ncbeueinniibergc|lcf(t; nn einnnber gereiljt, 
 angefc^t. 
 
 Juxtaposition, jukstapoz'sh'un, 
 (it- 525. p. Int.) *. 1. bie 5l?e6eneinnnbcr|1e(» 
 lung. 2. [$f)i)r.] bn^ ^Infct^en, bee 2infn$ 
 pon niipen, bnS Slniundjien. 
 
 H, k4, [gjJitrnut] *. 1. iae S, t. 2. in 
 gibfi'irjungen: K. B., knight of the Bath, 
 ^fitter bei aSnborben^. K. C. , knight of 
 the Crescent, DJitter. beS .^nlbtnonborben*. 
 Kt., Knt., knight^itter. 3. nts? 3nl)Ijcid)en 
 bebeutet K 250; k 250,000. 
 
 Raaling-, ka'aiing, *. [Orniff).] cine 
 9Irt d)i"i'fird)cr "itnnren. [S'ntcr. 
 
 Haarl-Cat, kaarl'-kat, a. bet 
 
 Mabbos, kab'bos. $. eine 91rf brnun. 
 fnrbiger g'M'djt' oljne ®d)nppen. 
 
 14abob, kabob', (perf. cabbob) v, a. 
 (Jleifd)) mfirjen n. nn ber ®rut t'oilen. 
 
 fi.ae, (|"d)Ott.) a daw. 
 
 Kail, (i"d)Ott.) a kind of broth. 
 
 llain, ^ [Oertf.] duty paid by a 
 
 ]4ane,> tenant to his landlord 
 
 Gane, ) in -eggs, fowls etc. 
 
 Kale, kale,/(Int. caulis ; w. cawl) «. 
 
 Hail, 5[53ot.] ber Krnn^fof)!, 
 
 ?0?eerfo[)(, bie Jtohlfproffen. 
 
 Ilalendar, kal'endur, «. f. Ca- 
 lendar. 
 
 J4ali, kA'ie, (nrnb. SB.) *. [S5ot.] bn8 
 ©nljfrnut, Snii, bie ©obnpflnnjc. (niie. 
 
 ]4almia, kai'mea, s. [Sot.] bie 5tnli 
 
 ]4ain, kani, (n). cam) adj. f frnmnt. 
 
 Clean kam, kim -, ppflig Vtttt^tt Obtt 
 rciberfmnig. 
 
 14aine, [Dertf.] comb. 
 
 JKan, kan.) .T. . , s R< 
 
 Maun, [ '• f^«'f«-] b^r «hnn, 
 
 lilian, ) ^''''"* (bn« 5tnngnnif). 
 lians^aroo, kanglroiV. *. [3ool.J 
 14a«»lin, ka'oiin. f. [^ninernlg.j bcv 
 Anoint cilrt ^urjctlnnccbe). 
 
Fafp. f'r. f'll. fnt. M^. niPt. Fine. fin. NA. thAvp. n^r, s:ot. 61]. c'orid. Tiihe. tnh. fnll. fAin. Tffis. 495 
 
 KAR 
 
 Harag-ane, kar'4gine, «. [3oo(.] 
 bn6 <£d)iuorii'hr, ftrr ©reppenfiid)6. 
 
 I4.arpltolite, ka.'folite. (u.gt.kar- 
 pliosii.liilios, t. ('Bfiiiemlfl.) ect ^nrpl^i'litlj. 
 
 I4ata, ka'ia, *. [Driiitt).] ^ai fprirc^e 
 
 j^iUVimil)!!. 
 
 Hate, kJite, }(v. Katherine) «. £(is 
 
 Matty, kat'ie,^ tt)e, ^int)d)eii. 
 
 Hatlieriiie, kat/i'urrin , t. Rat^a-. 
 tine. Igtln). 2. feiiAon. 
 
 Ha^v, kiw. D. R. 1. fr<t(t))eii (u. ^0= 
 
 l4a>v, I. 1. ba6 &ta(i)ica. 2. 6 i>n6 
 Sttnditn. 
 
 JKa^vn, kiwn. «. [tiirrei] (tine 5f= 
 feiitlid)e iptrbcrfle) bn Ri)M\, ^an. 
 
 Hay, ke. (fr. qiiai> «. Der Siai. 
 
 Hayag^e^ ke'dje, «. t>n£ ^aigelb 
 83u()llrll(1d^. 
 
 Hayle, kAle, (fr. quille) «. I. ber 
 Hfflel (Jiiiii Itfflcln). 2. pi. a) [>Srf)ottI.J 6a# 
 (j)rut)eiuVieI mit neun So<()erii. b) ta6 Kt 
 
 Heal, kit. M. o [<»ot.] btr £o()(. 
 H«al«, kele. «. ficr ^lefel, i&tein. 
 Healy, keie. a4J. (leinig. 
 Heb, OVf]0tt.) to cast lamb. 
 Hebbuck, (rct>l>rt.> a cheese. 
 Heb-ewe, (id)ott.) a ewt that 
 has lo»t her lamb. 
 
 Hebbie, (rtti^tt.) cudgel, club. 
 
 Heck, klk. (fijfeni o. n. l. fid) erbre 
 dttix moUdi , litu jiiiii (^rbr((t)t» tjabtn, fi4 
 wprflfn. 'I. (nt) ^fel Ijabeii (uor). 
 
 Heck, «. &a« ^orfleii. 
 
 Heckle, kek'kl, V. M. n<t) ivuraeii, 
 n* lyprnen. 
 
 Heckle, (rii<ir(n?) r. a. I'JJiat.] 
 fdtlaittn , mit aUtn (Btrirfrii uiiiiiMiiOcn 
 (Iniic). (i){n#f)ol}, Ciirrc Weiliiippe. 
 
 Heckn, kekt. j. p/. [Certi.] ^a.< 
 
 Heckwy, kek'nA. (fr. eigne) «. f i. 
 ber >&(<)ieriin(), i>a6 £d)ierlitigdfratic. Shak. 
 t. bn6 bfirre (SJcftrfiDpe. Sha». 
 
 Hecky, klkke, arfj. frf)ier(inn£artio. 
 
 Hedffe, kedje, «. ['?};iir.] bee 93ug^ 
 ntniiffr, HJiirfiinfer. [££t)iif). 
 
 Hedg-e, v. a. (r)}7or.j ver^olen (ciii 
 
 Hf^<ige, t>. n. iiiiiiiii^ia eiieii' 
 
 Hedg-e, adj. fliwt, nrn'ct) ferf. 
 
 He<l({-<*, *. bir (iiibirefte) 93ette(. 
 
 Hedger, kcdjur, «. I. ['Sfiar.] ber 
 BiiilMmiifrr. 2. [Dercl.] ber SJird)er. 3.0 
 ber iniif iiiMrffte QKciie brtrcliiDt) 23fitlet. 
 
 Hedlack, kedlak, «. [S3pt.l ber 
 Mrffnciif. (Kiilje. 
 
 Hee, kee, «. p^ u. Cow [Oertl.] bic 
 
 Heecii, kcetsh, t. f ta6 juriintiiicit: 
 jerollte Dtftfciifttt; boljcr: bie -iKniTe, ber 
 ^liiinpen. 
 
 Heek, (fcbott.) a peep; to peep. 
 Heekiiitf-glaii.S, looking-glass. 
 
 Heekit, ddjinr.) peeped. 
 
 Heel, keel, (nngelf. caele; l)on. kiel; 
 bnil. kill, kiol; run. I^i'i I'ttiu- ^ol; fr. 
 quille) #. I. [Wnr.J bcr ^icl (iei ©d)itfe5;. 
 2. eiiie 9Irt 'iprnhm (pinttf* Jnljrjcufl) niif 
 ber ii)iie. .3. ['War.] ber fiielraiim. 4. iSot.] 
 ber fiiel, ba& ©d)iff(t)fii. 
 
 False keel. ( -Wnr. ] ber \a[\'<t)c ^iel. 
 Rank -, eiii tirfer ^icl. On an even -, 
 flloi(f)ln(lifl. 
 
 K e e I ■ r o p e , [TRux.] iai Jtieltau. I 
 
 KEE 
 
 Heel, V. n. i erfnlten, ben ^JKut^ i>er= 
 liereii. 
 
 J^eel, r. <i. I. (nngelf. caelan) nbfill). 
 len, tutjltn ; (ben ^eftel) biird) 9lu*fd)opfiin(i 
 eiiie^ Zi)eU& ber 23riil)e mib biirrf) 3iiiJ'f''!""n 
 fnlteii ^53.i(Trr6 fuljlen. 2. (SrliiiiD) nbrrf)iiu: 
 men (ben iopf). 3. * (giiiij iiu^trinfein Iceren. 
 
 Heel, r. o. I. ^ biircftfc^iffen. Barlow. 
 2. ben &\el nad^ oben tttjven. Shak. 
 
 Heel, *. t baS .Ri'iljlfng, bie JTuljIminine. 
 
 Keel- fat, bie .Ktiljliunime. 
 
 Heel, #. 1. t ber Kegel. 2. ((d)ott.) 
 bet 9([ithel (jiini 3fid>iien ber Srf)nfe). 
 
 Heel, *. em iJR.if von jiuaiijig Xon; 
 nen .ftol)ien. [dnfeiigf lb , 5?.ifenrect)t. 
 
 Heelagre, keei i^je. «. botf iiicigeib. 
 
 Heeled, keeld, a<<;. [S&of.] fd)itf: 
 (f)eiiH'rmii], ii>i(t}eiifi3rtiiig. 
 
 Heelliale, keelhile,^ (t)fU. kiel 
 
 Heelliaul, ^'i'"^'*") "■ <>- 
 
 [*0{.ir.j fieit)L<len (ein @(f)iff)- 
 
 Heeling', keel lug, *. [3(t)tl;i>ol.] bcr 
 C>Ji'lf|lrifmfr, fliiae ©rL>rfnrrf). 
 
 Heelaun, keel sua, «. [>3nar.] ba£ 
 ^ielKt)iue(ii, J^iiiiVt)ivicn. 
 
 Heely vine, (k e e I y v e i n) (fc^ntt.) 
 pen, pencil of black or red lead. 
 
 Heen, keen, (aiigeir. cene ; ijvU. koen ; 
 fill}!)) adj. 1. a) eifrig, f)iQig. b) (at) hi$ig 
 (niif). c) (on; erpidjt diiif. . 2. fjeftig, gereijt 
 (>Jlppetit ic). 3. fitarf, fcl)neibenb (p. ■«JJ?ef= 
 fern to. 4. fcftiirf, fdjncibeiib, bur^bringenb, 
 llreiiflc (Snlte, 'lOiiib 2c. ). a. i a) beifieiib 
 (Siuore 2C.). b) |Vt)iiri; frtjiirffiiiiiia, feiii. 
 
 Proe. He i.i as keen as mnstard, fetnr 
 Sjorw iliib iS(f)iuerrer. 
 
 Keen- edged. fct)nrffct>neibig. — eyed, 
 — s i g In e d , fcDiirfndjtig. 
 
 Heen, v. a. t fd)tirfen. Thomson 
 
 HeenI y, kcenle. adv. I. eifrig, t)it!ig ; 
 l)iftig. 2. frtj.irf. 3. ± beipenb; |'4)iieibeiib ; 
 bitter; rein. 
 
 Heennesa, keen'nes. «. I. bie $ef. 
 tigfcir (be6 ipiiiiger* ic. ); ber C'lfer. 2. bie 
 ®d)iirfe (einer Jilinge). 3. i bie (Strenge, 
 iai &(f)ncibcnbe (ber Siift to. 4. i bie Sit: 
 terfcif, bn6 SSeifienbe (einer ®nti)re tc); bie 
 (^bittern ng. 5. f bie <B<i)CiTfe (bc$ ®ciid)ti, 
 SJerihinbes ic.) ; 'Sei»i)cit. (Knlte. 
 
 The keenness of cold, bie r(f)neibetlbe 
 
 Heep, keep, (nngelf. cepan ; ft^r. kaba ; 
 ati). akab ; I. habeo, capio) praet. II. pp. kept. 
 v.a. \.^\)a\tt\\. 2.(in ieiner6)eipnlt, in feineui 
 39ef($e) bel)itlten; bef)>iiipten. 3. a) niifbel;nlteii, 
 au(beiual)ren, penuni;ren, beiunl)reii iQrtwai). 
 
 b) l)uten CJJ?enfif)en, ll)icre). 4. (porniiljig 
 f)nlieii) niifbeljrtlren. 5. bcfcfju^en, 6eipii()ren, 
 bel)uten. 6. (nin iDcggcljen perfjinberii) nb-. 
 t)iilten ; (witln iiirficfl^nlten (bci). 7. a) biineii, 
 benrbciten, pflegcn. b) peripniten (Oii'irer ic). 
 
 c) penunlten, iniie Ijnben (ein 2Iiut). 8. a) 
 iintcrfjalren , erijaltcn, ernn()rcn ('i5Jfcnf(i)en, 
 2f)iete). b) (on) ernnl)ren, ffittern (mit). c) 
 fpeifen , befijiligen. 9. ( in irgenb eiiiein 3us 
 (Innbe) crl}nlten, tjalten. 10- (jtilren, niiSfiben, 
 bepbnd)ten (®efe$e to; Ijnitcn, erffiflcn (ein 
 S3eri"prc(t)cn ). II. Ijalten, bco6n(()ten ({Jas 
 (len JO, feiern, begcljcn (ein JJcil). 12. Qri, 
 mai Ijilfen, bewnci)eii; niifnierfen nuf... 13. 
 (irgenb einen Snilanb, Sniif, irgenb eine 
 5?innblunfl fcrtfi'^e n) f;nlten, b'fp6act)teM(®tt(|. 
 r4)iprigeii)i lerfi'igin (emeu ^eg); fortfflf)j| 
 
 KEE 
 
 ren in.., ju.. (genjotinf. mitcinem p. praet. 
 ). 55. to keep talking or reading) ; tRU 
 bleiben leinem (Fiitfd)iiif|'e jc.). 14. (in fei> 
 nem Bieiiite l)nben) Ijfliren (Sebiente jc. ). 
 15. l)alten, hnben (eiuen JJiiutlnScn ic). 16. 
 I)alten , nb()ii(ren (eine ®cri<f)t6ri9iiiig) , hal» 
 ten (ipof). 17. fi'ir fiii) beljniten, in fetnem 
 Siifcn pcrfd)IiiBen ((i)tl)eimni|7e zc). 
 
 6. That I may know what keeps me 
 here with yon. Drvden. 8. b) He 
 keeps his horses on oats or on hay. 
 Webster. 12. Wiiile the stars and 
 course of heaven I keep. Dryden. 
 
 To keep a school, I. eine @d)ule un' 
 ter()alten. 2. (eine) Sd)iile ^alren. To -hou.se, 
 I. S?(i\xi ^nlten, ^(lufen. 2. tai jpauij l)uteti 
 (wegcn Kranff)eit ic). To — the books, 
 [jpanbelj bie Sud)er fuljren, bie S'{ed)nnn(j 
 fiil)rcn. To- a good table, eineii giiten t^iii 
 ful)ren. To — one's bed, one's room, bud 
 ■JJett, Simmer l)uten. To - time, ['TOuf.] 
 Intt fatten. To - ones game , luif btt 
 %<i\)xn blelben, bcflflnMg nadjipnten. To - 
 tlie tield. 1. bitd t^clb bef)>iupten. 2. im ^yelbe 
 (lefjen (u. einer ilrmee). To - a way, 1. 
 einen ^eg netjmen. 2. aiif einein ^cge blei* 
 ben. He kept it a secret, er i}ielc ti ge« 
 ()eim. To - counsel. gcf)eim fjiilten. To — 
 one's self, fid) }urU((l)olten. To - place 
 with.... feinen Sil) Ijtiben in... To -state, 
 eine ©teflung einneljinen. To — to one s sell, 
 &tivti6 bei [i&> bel)nlten (ui(t)t mittf)eilen). 
 To - touch , fein 'SSJort l)alten. To - one'* 
 srif dry, I. fid) por bet 9iiif7e 6eiunf)ren. 2. 
 \\ad)t(xn bleiben. To — any one short of 
 money, ©iiien fur} ()n(ten. To - lodgers, 
 Stinnier ju uermiet^eii (joben. To — one'« 
 eyes down, bie 4liigen nieberfcbfageii. To — 
 one's self (cleanly etc.), fid) (rciufic^ K.) 
 ijnlten. To - one's temper, on fict) ^alten. 
 To - one's countenance, nicf)t <1U5 ber %H\* 
 Tung fomnien. To — the peace , Ji^ieben 
 i)nlten, fict) ru^ig per()n(ten , ruf)ig bleiben. 
 To - at bay, f)iiil;iilten ((Jiiien). To - a 
 great retinue , ein grv@e£ Qiefolge i)abcn. 
 To — in one's own hands, felbfl periP4(< 
 ten. To — any one doing, at work, em- 
 ployed, ©inen fortiu«(;renb bef(i)afrigen. To 
 - in suspense, im Siueifel Infjen (@inen). 
 To - hungry, ^imgcni Inffen. To - in re- 
 pair, in guteni Siiilanbe erijalten. To - an 
 army, a woman, ein S}nx , ein ?0?obct)C(i 
 nnter^ntten. To - good hours, bad hours, 
 ftu^e, fpnt nncft SpA\\\t fDinmen. To - one's 
 ground, (StnilbI)(lUen. To— company with.., 
 1. ®e|'e(ird)(ift , llnigang l)a(ten, umgcl)eii 
 (mit). 2. gef)en mit (Einein, &\\m begleiten. 
 To - good company, giiten nnignil.3 .l)ilben. 
 To — any one company, ©inetn @efefir(<)(ift 
 leiilen. — me advised, geben ®ie niir poil 
 3eit jU S^it '^>i(f)rid)t. Accounts (are) kept 
 
 . . . , ninn red)net na^ . . . 
 
 To keep the wind, the luff, ['5J?ar.] 
 bi(^t beim 2Binbe (jalten. To - the land 
 aboard, J)n6 Snnb im CSJeilfftt bef)nlten. Keep 
 her to! pun 2Cin6c obgeljultcn ! To- the 
 inside, [2Ccttrenncii] imtje nm ©rticf e bleiben. 
 
 To keep asunder, getreimt, I'on vi. 
 nu6 einnuber fjniten. (Scite fdjnffcu. 
 
 To keep away, 1. <ibl)>'.ltfn. 2. bei 
 
 To keep back, I. jiinlcfljiilten. 2. ppr» 
 entf)niren (rtn (S'lgentOuni 20. 3. (from; a) 
 
496 Fate. ffir. fall. fat. Me, intf. Firie, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, clouil. Ti'ihe. fiih. full. t//in. THi<«. 
 
 KEE 
 
 beninfjren (i>or). b; einem Qtma6 mvtnt-. 
 l)altt\\, t)errct))veiijeii. 
 
 To keep down, 1. tiif6erf)n(ten, nkbtv 
 brficffii. 2. miierriqm- 3. iintcrin'icfen (eiiu 
 9icigiiiig K.). 4. [ipnutfl] nietrig (jalteii (Ceii 
 <JJrci^ eimr "ffiaore), iiieberBnlrffn. 
 
 To keep f i o in . 1. abljaitew , {tiri'icff^al: 
 tfii (UDH); ucrl)inBcrn (jii fommen :c.). 2. 
 ((rinem ©tiun^) I'oreiithnltfn, iirrbergen, uer; 
 frtjiueigen. 3. beiunfjreii (uor), rrf)riijen (uor>. 
 
 To keep any one from any thing. 1. 
 C^iiien oerf)inecni, &nvrt5 ju tt)n\\. 2. G^i 
 tiem ©tiuaS i'errd)>ueineii- To — any tiling 
 Irom ai.y one, 1. G'tiiem (Jtiuni uiire«tl;al' 
 ttn. 2. Qinen f)iii&ern (nil G'ttunfi). 
 
 To keep in, I. iniie ^olteii , juru(ff)nl> 
 tdi (Bnniit ©nunS nid)t eiit|'rf)(uvf<)- '•■ «" 
 fill) l)nltcn (itn aitljcni). 3. filr (id) beijnlteu, 
 trerl)eiiulid)en. 4. einfjolteii, iin Snimit ';<!'= 
 ten, banbigen, tiirj ()nlteii. 5. [Iijprgr.] ein< 
 frcingen. [iiiiterl)^ilrfii. 
 
 To keep in money, nirt Oieli renVhcii, 
 
 To keep off, 1. nbl)nlrcii ; flbwciicii- 
 2. nbt)alteii, uerljiiibcrn. 
 
 To keep out, I. nirf)t jiitofTcn , nirf)t 
 t)frfinlflffi;n. 2. ^lUen, fiitfrn, fdjuRcn (vot). 
 «t>()nlren ((JttunS). 3. [Ii^pogr.] niifiOrinacii. 
 4. (of) ©iiiem (©tiun^) ODrei(t()tilteii. 
 
 To keep out of sight, uerbergen. 
 
 To keep to.., nnljnltcii (ju). 
 
 To keep under, I. iiie&rr^rtlten. 2. i 
 a> im 3aiime ^nlrcn, bpjaf))n<n (2eit>eiif((>nf. 
 icti). •>) iintcrbnlrfen (tie 223ii(;rl)£tt 2c.). o 
 (G'iiieri) f)art, fiirj l)nUen. 
 
 To keep up, I. niifrerfjt f)aUen ob. er. 
 ^iiitett. 2. 1 a) in ber 5pol)e ^niteii, nui 5'i'= 
 li-n i»er^iiibfrn (^oorenpreiiV). b) bc()tiltfii 
 (foinen Otuf). c) tmtcrhnltcn (finen ©riff; 
 n)fd)i>(). d) erljattcn; niifred)t erl)iiltfn (nm 
 SliifOcren i>erl;i»6ern). e) Ijniteii, untrr. 
 
 To keep up money to the standard, 
 
 6o« ®elb nad) beni «5)?i"injfii§e |"d)Ii«lfii- To 
 
 — up a parade, gro^cil ©tflilt ful)reil. A 
 commodity keeps up its price, eilU SQaAri' 
 bifibt im '•preife. 
 
 14e<*p, i>. n. I. (ill irgeiit> tinrtn 3u: 
 fftnbf, an einnn Ortc bifiben) fid) Ijaltun, 
 btfibeu. 2. (bnucrn) (iri) l)>ilteii (i». ijnid). 
 ten K.). 3. fid) niifljniten, ji»gcrn. 4. fid) 
 •iifl)iiltcn , lui'ljncii. Shak. 5. « ©prge tni; 
 flrti ti'ir ©riuni. 6. { fortfiil^ren , ni<t)t aui- 
 t)bttn ((S-tiun* JU tl)un). 
 
 t. To keep in the liouse ; to —before 
 
 •r beliind. 2. Seek for winter's use 
 
 apples tliat will keep. Webster. 
 
 To keep close, 1. fid) cinff^IU'eeil , fid) 
 
 finiifjoflfit (jiiltcii, fid) jiiriirfjif()fii. 2. fid) 
 
 |d)licgeii. To - out of reach, fid) niigcr Drill 
 
 SJfriid) tjattfn. To - well with, in o'"''"'- 
 
 Gtiii>eril(inbnifTe liben , blfibtn (lutt). To 
 
 - fair with, gut \1ti)tn , onf ciurni giitcit 
 JJilge tle^cn (luit). To - fair together, fict) 
 gut mit finiiiibi-r I'errrngcu, gut luit tinni>< 
 pvr nii«fonnncn. To - asunder, grtrfuiit 
 Irbfil. To - aloof. 1. flu^miic^cn. 2. (from) 
 Orivn^ nblff)iirii To - clear , iu\ $5frbiid)r 
 iHMt fid) enttiTiirn. Suak. To - in favor 
 with .. in C>)\inii Mribfu (brt). To - off. 
 I'Ufiir.j bif rffiiir Sof biHffM. To - alooi. 
 |-)lt\ir.| tld> I'l'rrlMib bf^ ^'iMbf? biiitrii. 
 
 Tu ii e e p a v\ .1 ) , nx'Ol'iribtni , fid) (ttt: 
 
 KEL 
 
 fernt f)aUtn ; fid) bnoon tnncfcen. 
 
 To keep back, juriirfbleibett. 
 
 To keep from.., lufgbleiben , bleiben 
 (iiiid), (Sriuii^ nicibeii, fid) ciiier <Ba(i)t eats 
 i)iilrcn. 
 
 To keep i n . JU S?au{e bleiben. 
 
 To keep on, 1. fortfol)ren , bei ©nvn$ 
 bitiben. 2. fortrd)reiteii, iionuiirti gflj'n. 
 
 To keep out. 1. (of) |1(^ l)Uten (UOt). 
 2. briiii&cii bleiben. 
 
 To keep out nf sight, fi(4 verbergeu. 
 
 To keep to, 1. [jniren an ( ciner (fie-. 
 mol)iil)fit :c.). 2. fid) jjalteii an (eine ilftgcl). 
 J. bleiben bei (feincin 2v5orte lo. 
 
 To keep up, 1. fic^ erijalren, fid) niif> 
 red)i erljaiteii , iinunierjod)! bleiben. 2. oufs 
 Dleibcn uiid)f Dm 35ctt ijiiten imlffcn). 3. (:5>an< 
 beij fid) bcljnupten (u. ^reifen). 
 
 To keep up with.., ti &ineni gleid) 
 tijun, Sd)ritt l}alten mit ... 
 
 Ueep, $. 1. -J- bet ©en)aJ)rfatn , bie 
 ip<iit. 2. t bie i>ut, Dtljut, -Uuf|ld)r, bai 
 ^etiianbS ifiiit 'ilni>ertraute. 3. bie ipjlege, 
 •Jiirf. rge. 4. J ber ©innb, 3"l^'i'ib. 
 
 To take keep of — forgeii tiir ... To 
 earn one's own — , fjcft burd)bringcn. 
 
 Meeper, keeper, «. l. ber (rrljolter, 
 Unterljalter. 2. bet ibeljuret, 2}efd)rii>er. 3. 
 (finer, ber Griuas in 2>friunt)riiiig ()at, ber 
 iBeriualjrer, Semaljrcr. 4. ber Hiifiel)er, 5i5ar< 
 rer, 2Bad)ter, ^urer. 5. ber (*iefaiigfiiiu.ir> 
 ter. 6. ber jjoriler, 5Ji)rilauffcl)er. 7. (jiiier, 
 ber (ei lien .Rail I'lo ben It.) I)alt, i}at, ( S'li" 
 iner zc.) ju uermietljen, ju uerleitjen Ijnt. 
 
 Keeper of the min( or touch, bet 'D?anji 
 lUflrbein. — of tht great seal. Ob. Lord -. 
 i&iigl.] ber (yrppftegeibeiunhrer. - of the 
 privy seal, ber 4el)eime ©iegelbeiualjrer. - 
 of the king's conscience. [ (?ligl. J eill bent 
 Sorb ©ropfanjlcr jufoiiimenber litel. - of 
 I he game, bcr 'lUllbaufft'^er. — of the prison, 
 iier (Stodnieiiler, ffliiangfinviirter. 
 
 Ueepersliip, keep'uiship, «. t 
 Das >iliifrel)rraiiit. 
 
 Meepiiig-, keep'ing, *. t. ba& j^al> 
 ten, bie iSeriuat;ning, ^JUifi'tt^t; ^efd)rn)iing; 
 3ururft)altung jc, f. Keep. 2. bie ^lal)' 
 rung, im Siitrrr. 3. [5)?al. ] bte ipalinug 
 (ill einein (>3etiialbe). 
 
 To have good keeping, n)Pl}lgeiial)rt 
 Ob. geiiirteri fein. To have in -. I. in :paii. 
 ben l^ai'en. 2. tintertjalten ('D)?abd)cn). 
 
 JKLeepMnke^ keep'sake. $. I. batf 
 (gigebi'ue) 'Jliibnifi'ii. 2. tai infd)enbii(J). 
 
 14eeve, kceve. iKee' ver) (fr. Olive) 
 
 s. bie Kiiie; baS ivuljlfa^. (ivarren jo. 
 
 Bifeve, ». «. iiinili"iricn , umuurfen 
 licffekil, kcffckil. t. [-Wim-raig.l 
 
 bie riirfiri1)e ^Jit'eifeiierbe, ber ri'irfird)f "4>tei. 
 
 fenthtMi. ((5iiHd)en, ionnc^en. 
 
 Meg-f keg. O kag. ( fr. cnqne ) t. i)i\i 
 
 14ell» kel. s. I. bie grfme vSiippe (i<. 
 itraiireni). 2. [ •Jiiiat. ] a) bie Darinl)aiir, 
 •3iri;l)aiir. h ) brr i&ilin. 3. bie '^piippe oon 
 :Kaiiprn. B. .)o;<isok 4. ber Dfilidtrofeii. 
 
 lielp, kelp. t. 1. [%ot.I tini <Bcili: 
 fratir. 2. bas ■JlidjiMiral}. 
 
 Melpy, kel'pe. *. (Oertt. u. 0] ein 
 IDaiTergnil i« -IsfrrCfgrflalr. 
 
 Mt^lKOn, kciVsi'in, r. Keelson. 
 
 l4**lt<*r, kcl'tui'. {tA\}. kilieri «. Hi- 
 lis uo: in -, I. rr til :iid)t beri'ir, iVnig, nidjt 
 
 KEK 
 
 geJ)5rtg ongeffeibet. 2. er ii1 nid)t todW nuf. 
 Melty, (rd)Ott.) fin : of a bumper. 
 
 Vake kelties mends, not to 
 
 drink fair cup-on t in order to b« 
 f i n ed in a bumper. 
 
 14e»ib, keiiib. (angelf. cemban) ». a. 
 * fanimen, f. Comb. 
 
 HLeillbO, kem'bo, f. Kim bo. 
 
 Meinelin, kemelin, (gr. keimetion) 
 *. t ber Srniibottic^. Chaucer. 
 
 Heinpiiig-, [Dertr.] driving for 
 victory, as reapers on a harvest 
 field etc. [of straw. 
 
 nLeniplef (fd)Dtt. > forty wisps 
 
 14(?I1, ken , (IV. ceniaw) ti. a. ^ I. er* 
 fennen , erfeljen , geiualjren , geira^r luerben. 
 Addison. 2. * fennen, wiffen. Shaiu 
 
 I4en, r. n. riinb Ijerum fetjen, fvaljen. 
 
 Hen, *. bie Seljmeire, ber (»)efid)t«rrei4. 
 
 To keep within ken, im Qkfid)tt bef)al» 
 ten. Wiihin -, fid)tbar. Out of -, nufid)U 
 bat. That was out of the — of his facul- 
 ties, iai giiig I'iber felnen ^ort)ont hinau4. 
 
 H.en, *. t t'ie ifn'itte, baf ^Au6d)tn. 
 
 Hend, [Oertl.] knoxvn. 
 
 ALendfkl- green, ken'dal-gre^ 
 #. eine 91rt }u ^enbol perfertigten gnincB 
 tud)*. Shak. [Klnh. 
 
 lienk, kink. «. [>}}?nr.] ber .tlinf, f. 
 
 Hennel, ken'n't. (fr. chenil. P. (at. 
 canis) «. I. ber ^nnbeHafl. 2. bie fiiippel 
 (5?unbc>, S}efyt, ■•Wente. 3. ber 35an, bit 
 :j)oiile, OJriibe, bn« Sod) (eine* giidx'e* ic) 
 
 Mennel, «. 1. bteeJoffe, ©oiyenrinnc 
 2. bie Sad)e, ^fi'iije. 
 
 H e n n e 1 - s t o n e , ber 9?inneiiilein. 
 
 Hennel, ». n. I. in ber Spht)lt, Im 
 53nue ob. im <?cd)e liegen (o. 5iift)ren ic.). 
 2. f (jaiifen, ivp|)nen (o. '•Wenrc^fn). 
 
 liennel) «■ a. in cincm ^piinbeilaflt 
 Ijatten. 
 
 liennetK, kln'nlts, *. pi. i. [Qnbilr.] 
 eine 'JIrt grobenliid)6 au^aSJatluS. 2. [•5}rar.} 
 ^lampeii jiim IVlegen brr Sd)pfen. 
 
 Heniiin', (fc^orr.) knowing; a 
 little; a small matter. 
 
 Menning:, kenning, «. bie @etf* 
 lueite; ba4 tAJnuiiljren, (frfeiiiteii. 
 
 Within my kenning, fo ivcit i(j) fetftn, 
 eini"rl)en fnnn. 
 
 lienspeckle, ( fd^ott. ) well- 
 
 known; g n 7 i n g - s t o c k. 
 
 Heiit, (rd)ort.; cudgel. 
 
 Mentle, kcn-ll, (ly.cauOflatt quin- 
 tal . .f. l.^.inbrlj ber 3eiitiu'r., 
 
 14entledj;-e, Kcnt'ledje. (tr. qnin- 
 tclagei *. ('War.] ^ifent'lorfe ai« Siaaatf. 
 
 14eppen, kep'pn, ». a. oerr.ippcn, 
 i'erl)i"i(lrii. 
 
 Hept, kept, prnet. ii. pp. V. Keep. 
 
 14erl»-(i.<<Mie, kurU'-slone.^ j. t>et 
 
 14irl>-Mtoiie, ^ ilei^ 
 
 iieriir •)ii\nf an giiftu'egen, ^riinneii ic. 
 
 14(;rcliier, ker'iNhif. (iiiraiiiiiiengei. 
 coverchief) t. f 1. t'tti' itopfriic^, £d>leijr> 
 tud). 2. ba* iiid), 5pal*tiid). 
 
 HercliieTed, k«rt<hifi. ^ndj. oer» 
 
 liercliieft, Ji"d)liiert, 
 
 oei'billlr (jrflcibet. 
 
 I4erf, korf, (Oltiirlf. cyrf, ceorfnn. 
 (ecilaii; Ijoll. kerf/ t. bie ivi'rte , ber tflll» 
 
 i'dtuitt. 
 
FAle. f/ir. fall. fnJ. >U. met. Fine. fin. NA. move, n^r. «.'*)». (ill. rI6rul. 'ITibp. Inb, ftiM. l//in. 'I'FIi.s. 497 
 
 Hermes, ker'mez, (aroft. kimn'ran) 
 «. Ccr ( t>a6> l(eime6 , Me Sinmtibttxt, 
 
 Kernies-niineral, [CF^eiu.] ber minrs 
 tiiliffbe fiirnu^, €>>ic&aln6ferMie«. 
 
 KLeru, kem. «. 1. ber iriaiiMrrf)e ^u^i 
 foibiu, giiHgniigtr. 2. Cer irUinbifiDe SBouer. 
 3. [fHijl. &<\tt\t] ber 2aiiP|lrfid)er. 
 
 I4ern, *. l. bie 5?iinbiiiiiijlc. 2. * tai 
 JButrfri'iiB. 3. (itjpi-or.) bie Sijiiiinur. 
 
 K e r II - ni i I k , bie $iitlermil(t>. 
 
 14ern, v. ». I. fid) frnieii. 2. fornen. 
 
 ]4erii, p. <i. t ■»>[ ^iil) f>eilretu'n. 
 
 Merii-bnby , keru-babe , *. em 
 niU Siotn nti<l)n\ucfte6 3}iib , br.^ man beini 
 Criitefeile iht Si1)iiirterii l)rrtriif)t. 
 
 I4erned,kei lid, •!<(/. [li;poar.] liben 
 |)iinflciib i2iii*riiibe). 
 
 Meriiel) keriul, (niinelf. cyrnel) <. 
 1. Ifei-r. J bcr iJtrii (ber 5riirt)te>. 2. < bofr 
 5niierrte eiiiefi iii>r»)er»» ber Aern. 3. ber 
 IniiMjiivfen. 4. pi. I'BJeb.J bie DruiViifle: 
 fdjiuiiiil. £frev'l;iiii. 
 
 Kernel of oau, ia6 ^ilferfprn. - of a 
 pineapple, bie gillie, iai '^iiiiiuii(t)rii , ber 
 ^iiuriifcrn. 
 
 K e rn e I - w a t e r, ber $ilrfi(f)i)rannrioein, 
 $erfifD. --wort, l^DC.j bie ^nuiiiivuri. 
 
 14ernel, »■ n. fijriien. 
 
 Ueriiel , >'. a. bcfci1ii]eti. 
 
 I4er»elletlf ker ueld, (fr. creuele) 
 adj. t nut i£rt)iiQrrt)rtrten urrfeljen. 
 
 14er»elly, ker'nile, ndj. l. fernifl. 
 1. feriiirttt, firiinrtifl. 3. lu'H upii Sfrcj)l)rln. 
 
 J4ersey) ker'ii, it^i'll. kerzaal; fr. 
 cariiei) i. [oi'bilr.] ber iJiri'ei, fierfei cilrt 
 flrcbrn 2l5ii(leiijeiifle«>. [yen, fln6|d)Meibeii. 
 
 14erve, kerve. (carve) v. a. + |<t>ni< 
 
 lierver, ker'vur, 4. t ber Sdjiii^er, 
 aiierdjiieiber, ©(t>"fif«- 
 
 liesll, kesh. o pp. 0. Catch. 
 
 I4e8trely kesinl. «. [Crniti).] bcr 
 SDiiniieiiiucljer. [fleece of wool. 
 
 Hetf (f(t)Ott.) malted, hairy; a 
 
 Metcli, keikh, (fr. quaichc) «. ["DJi'nr.l 
 ber Kile cihr 5y.il)rjciig). 
 
 B o ni b k e 1 1 h . bii« a5cnifrarbiri"4)iff. - • 
 doU. line 9Irt €piel im irifrnif. 
 
 Hetcliupf kctih ap , t. tine ^ri 
 ajn'itje, e>ife. 
 
 Jt4et<le, ket'tl, (aii<|elf. eeil, cetel. 
 cyii^l; t)l>(l. ketei; bail. kedel> «. t. btt JCer 
 fel. 2. bie 55>nife. 
 
 Kettle-drum, bie Uriiflyanfe. - 
 d r u III in e r , ber ^lUifrr , ^■iiiFrii!Ct)iti(jrr. 
 --maker, ber .fiegler, iteiiei|'4)nii(b, i)>fan> 
 uenfifemieb. 
 
 Iiettle-|iins, kei'il-pinz, «. pt. 
 bie Itcgcl (iiiin tSv'iiioii). IJkreiiiflanipe. 
 
 Hevelf kcv'vii. t. ('}}iar.j bie^ini-, 
 
 Kevel-liead, [OWar.) bcr iJJoder. 
 
 I4«Xf kckx, 4. I. ber Sibicrliiid. 2. 
 ber Stengel ber ^arbenbiflel. 3. ber burre 
 ®tcii(ie(. 
 
 I4ey, ki. (niigclf. caeg) «. I. $ ber 
 ©rtjiiiiTel (jiini 9lnf: nnb Smcbliepen; jnni 
 ttufjieljen einer Ul)r !c.). 2. t ai bcr ©d)iiii' 
 fel. b) (of) bcr SdiiuJTcl (J" &ti»n< , urn 
 Grni.i* fliifinfiiiben. jii erfliircin. 3.(iJJ?iuircrJ 
 ber ®d)liipilein. 4. bie ertjlic^e. 5. I0)fnr.l 
 a* - pb. --note, ber ©d)iiiiTel. l») ber 
 ®(iniinl)<inimer. Siuk. o t bcr ion (eiiicc 
 Engl.-dnuiich. Wiirlerlrtkeh. i. 
 
 KIC 
 
 Sei6eigenentc.). Shak. d)-Pb. finger--, 
 ber &i<\vii , bit lafle (nin Kuu'ier). e) 
 (niflnrt)ni.) bie®fnln, bti« i£i>rtcin i>on O"' 
 teri'ofien. 6. [rttin.sfari). ^ircl)ej ber®(t)iiiff''l 
 (t)apillid)eC5Jem>ili; OJiiidjt, lci<finipred>eii to. 
 7- bai 5J"""'^'ff "'1 ' <i" £"r CoerjJfldje iti 
 2Daffer6, bie ©nnbbiinf. 
 2. a> Calais is one of the keys of France. 
 
 To be under lock and key. linrer @(^log 
 u. SHiegfl jcm, iiiiter SSerfd)lii6 frin. — of a 
 preks. bcr £d)ranbcii!d)liii(i'l jii einer ^reffe. 
 
 Key-bit, ber i£d)li'iiTelbart. --chain, 
 ber ed)tni)ciring. --cold, t leblot; cii5: 
 fnlt. Shak. --hole, bn* ©C^luiiellod). -- 
 tione. 1. l'i))}oiircr) ber >Sd)lii Hilt'" # bn^ 
 Sd)ii'6. 2. bcr Dtcfilein eiiiefKloafe; Rustic 
 -. bcr luriVriiigenbe v£djlUBilein. 
 
 14ey, *■ [2Jot.] bae Knydjen. 
 
 14ey, (fr. quai) t. berKai, 2)nmni. 
 --porters, edjiiiierlcufe, iMrbcifeT aiif ben 
 «d)i|T»iv'rrftin. [^bi'iljnrngeib, bic ilaiipcfcn. 
 
 14eyat«;c, keiiije. «. b>i£ fi>iigrib, 
 
 14t*>('«l, ki eu, utij. I. nut &(^iui7cm 
 I'frtVhfii lUijerrjeMfl 2c.). 2. I'JSnf.J in eincn 
 
 d»Uim'i gi'iVyi. [bie ^roge Sd)aliippe. 
 
 lieyie, kele. (gr. keles; t. ber &veT, 
 
 Meya, kiz, ifr. caie»> «. pi. ©anb> 
 tranri', .Kiiiigm. 
 
 Mlimif kiwn, I. 1. [lartnrci] ber 
 fil^an, Giian. 2. [Inrfei] bee iH\)an, S?<in 
 (Cine rff.iitiid)e J^erbcrgei. 
 
 14liiiiinte, kii»n Ale. «. bA^^tjanat. 
 
 14iHlt|;ll, (id)i>t[.) anxiety. 
 
 l4ibe, Kyiiie. (iv. cibwe; «. bie (ailf= 
 gebri'djcne) gri'ilbenie. 
 
 Kibe -heels, 19to§Ar)neir.] @d)runben. 
 
 liibetlf kytbd. aiij. mit ^rvjlbculen 
 
 K i b e d hrels, erfrpreiie 'Scrfen. [beljnfrct. 
 
 14ibMeyf kibai, (gr. kophiuvs; *. ber 
 <a3eibcnforb. 
 
 Miby, kyi'bi, adj. f. Kibed. 
 
 Miclielf kiisii'el. «. o oD.t bcr ^nd)en. 
 
 I4ickf kik, (lu. ciciaw; gr. kekio i 
 V. a. mil bcni JiiiJc ilopeii, trctcn, |d>iaflcii, 
 fprttreiben; ffiiicm giifitritie gcten. 
 
 To kick any one down stairs, (^tneil 
 bie ireppe l)inuiiterili<Ben. To - any one 
 out of a room, (^incn mit iyii^triiten jii 
 ciiieni 3ii»">er l)mniitjngeii. To - up one '^ 
 heel*. I. fid) bminicn, fid) iVcrren. 2. a in 
 bie onbere iUSclt Ijinubergeljen, lUrben. To - 
 up. 6 aniangen cL'armen lo. 
 
 Mick, V. ». I. (nut beni ^u§t) aut' 
 fd)iiigcn, hintcn au«i<t)laflcn (p. "JJfcrbcn :c.;. 
 2. i (at, against) fic^ aujlcl}neil (iPlbrr, 
 gegen). 
 
 Mick, «. I. ber 6tp0, $ii0i1oi, d»B 
 tritt. 2. pi. e bie ippfen. 3. e High -, bie 
 t)i><t)Ht Wpbe. 4. pi. ber €d)icrling. 5. 
 
 Kick-up, ber ©ptnng. l\t(t)6 ■ijjf'niii'.ie. 
 
 Micker, kikkiir. «. 1. em 'l^Kti, 
 iAi an»rd)lagf. 2. (rmrr, bcri^uptritte, iyup< 
 lli'pc gtbf. 
 
 Micktvlia^v, kik'shiw. (pcrb. nus 
 
 beni fr. qneiqne cliose) t. I. CtlVaf tiBllll: 
 
 berlid)eo, 3?iirrif(^c*, ©cltfamce. 2. bai \tU-- 
 fanif 3{iigiuif Pber (Jicrid)t, Wcmciiiifcl. 
 
 MickMiioe, kik HJiou. «. ipcriidirl.i 
 ber iiiiijer, iipriiidfr ^niifiuiiril. Milton. 
 
 Mickiiy-M'ickMy, kik'se- wikse. 
 «. (pcr.id)tl. u. j> Mc $rrjrranie, (£d)ad)tfl 
 ((I. ai5eU». 
 
 KiL 
 
 Mid, kid (biin. kid; |'rf)ip. Kid. kidling; 
 IP. eidws) «. 1. bieSirfe, bas Sirflcm, '^bdt 
 d)tn. 2. brt« ?5p(fleber. 3. (ip. cidwiin) iai 
 Jfei^bnnbel, bui Jbinibel fflinil u. .^eibefrnur. 
 
 Kid-fo». baf Jjrirt)«lein. -- 1 eat her, 
 --ski 11, bai ^ocfkber, S'rfclf cfl. --gloves, 
 t. pi. tocflfbcrne ^antrd)!!!)^ 
 
 Mifl, V. a. vb. V. n. I. jirfefn, Ounge 
 iverfcn. 2. jn 23unbeln m.id)en, in !8iiiibel 
 binbcn. (niad)tn, niifbecfcn. 
 
 Miil, (nngerf. cythan) p. a. '■• bcfniini 
 
 Mid, V. n. €d)ofen, >pi"iifeii befonimen. 
 
 Mid, V. a. (in^tjpfen. 
 
 Midder, kld'diir. *. i. ber ^orni 
 roud)erer, ^prnjiite, Sluffiiufcr. 2. ber $pfer. 
 3. bcr ^SjfdcMbinber. 
 
 Middle, kid'dl, okjt'tl, (mitteialfc 
 kidellus) *. eine jlrt ijifd)ipe!}r. 
 
 Magna Charta« 
 
 Middow, kid'dA, *. [Drnirl).] bai 
 XoiutiTMiiiiii, bie lniid)erniepe. 
 
 Midliiig-, kidling.4. bieinngeSicfe. 
 
 Midiinp, kidnap, (gr. kidaphsuo) 
 ». o. ilelilcn (Rinber, 9WcMfd)en); ©eelen 
 perfiiufcn. 
 
 Midnapper, kld'nappur, *. bet 
 ^iiiber:. -))finid)tnPicb, ©eclcnperfiiiifer. 
 
 MidllCy, kid'ni, (fd)ip. qued linft 
 engl. nigh?) «. i. f>Mnat.] bie Diiere. 2. | 
 bie 'ilrt , ber j^nmor; brt« (sjclictiter. Shak. 
 
 3. 5 bcr SJebiciite, 9Jiifipartcr. Tatlbr. 
 Kidney-bean, [iSot.] bie ©d)niinf« 
 
 bpfjne, tilrfiff^e 9}rf)ne. --bean-tree, 
 
 [?<Dt.]bie2Cnlbcrpe. --form, --shaped, 
 
 nierenoriig. --vetch, (55ot.] bie ipilbe 
 
 S8pl)ne. --wort, [Sot.J bie iRnbclpfTanje, 
 
 Mie, k4. f. Kine. {b<\i 'Ttnbelfrant. 
 
 MifTekiil, kii'fekil. / t. [^me< 
 
 MelTekiil, keffekil, ] neralg.j «. 
 
 ber 'rorcrfd)iuim. 
 
 Milder, k'l'dur, «. [Ornitf).] bee 
 lftnggffd)manjte ^prnefl. 
 
 Mil, kil, (i^pli. -:a3.) «. bai ^IngMt^ 
 
 ber ,?liie. [(f)fn (= 16 ob. i8 ®allDnen). 
 
 Milderliin , kli'derkiii . «. bat ffagi 
 
 Mill, kil. «. brr i^rennofen, f. Kiln 
 
 Miil, (.t)c(l. keel, keelen) v. a. 1. tPb< 
 
 ten, miibriitgcn. 2. [(^leird)er) i"d)l(id)tcn. 3. 
 
 t a) robten. bi (witlij iimbringen (burc^)), 
 
 4. I ••War.] niebcrfd)l.igen (ben -lUinb), 
 4. k. shower ot rain kills the wind. 
 
 WCBHTKK. 
 
 To kill with hunger. perf)nngcrn iniJen. 
 To — one's self, 1. fid) umbringfii. 2. fid> 
 ^n Xobe nrbeircn, o fid) )n lube i'd)nifen. To 
 — one'f self with nirditation , fi(^ ^u IpbC 
 grnteln. Igrniiiveigddte ©d)iefer. 
 
 Millar, kil'lah, *. [GnruiNlli^l ber 
 
 Milliltuck, kii'bak, *. bcr >)iiint* 
 cincf nn'cii 3''tU^I)i"'b«. [rent Jtleib. 
 
 Mill-cl<»«li, kil-klAi/i. t. bai t)a4 
 
 Mill-cuw, kil -knu, «. e ber e-ifen* 
 fircfTcr. ['iirt !»rnd)i>pgei in "Jlnicrifn. 
 
 Milldee, kiidee. M. [Ornitl;.] eine 
 
 Mill-devil, kii'-dewl, «. e ber 
 ilattile Jdiin. 
 
 Miller, kii'iiir. «. berlpbter, lobtt 
 rd)lii<ier, bat. mat tbbtet, umbriiigt. 
 
 Millini;', killing, j. l. ba« llntfrrtnt 
 gen; Sd)lnd)rcn. 2. [^nibmfpr.] ba« SBer* 
 ciibfn. — 'idj. mprbrrifd). (ber ilillinit. 
 
 Millinite, k:i-ii.i!t, «. [^iMeraig.] 
 
 32 
 
498 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, OiJ, cl6u(l. Ti'ibe, tiib, full. t//ln, Tills. 
 
 KIL 
 
 Millow, kil'lo, s. 1. eiiie fc^miuif 
 U<i)t (Irtart. 2. [Dcvtl] ter 3^ip. 
 
 I4ilu, kil, (nugclf. cylio *• '. fcev 
 Darrofeii, tiieDarre, Cer SBttniiofen . Dfcn. 
 
 2. - o6. brick--, Ser SiCijL'lofeii. 
 
 Kiln to supply llie planks, [ (£cf)iffi 
 bniij in ivodjflott. --liole, 6a« Dfcnlod). 
 
 li.ilii-dry, kii'dri, v. a. (im Oftiu 
 tnrrfii, torren. 
 
 HLilugrain, kil'ograni, (fc. kilo- 
 gramme) s. (fr. ©en)iil)t) 6fl6 JfilDfltnnim 
 (= 1000 ®rnmme). 
 
 Kiloliter, kll'olctur, (fr. kilolitre) 
 «. (fraiij.gjtn^) 6n6 ililuliter (==1000 Siter). 
 
 Kiloineter, kilom'metur, (fr. kilo- 
 nifeire) *. (fr. Sa3efliua(5) bn« fiilomecer (.= 
 1000 »BTeter). 
 
 Milt, kilt, «. [Sd)otH.] etne 9Irt fur> 
 jEii UiiterrocfS, Den t»ie iKcra&eiuoljner trajjen. 
 
 J4ilt, '^vp.v. Kill. 
 
 ]4iinbO, kim'bo, > (celt, cam) odj. 
 
 li.iiitbo«%', ) (niniiii, aebogeii. 
 
 To set the arms a -, P6. to — , 6ie Slrilie 
 in Die ©cite fleiumcii. Arms a -, uiitcr» 
 fleuemiiite 51riiie. [ten Strict). 
 
 Iliiti-liain, kim'-kam, ae^v.BmiDer 
 
 Miiaiiier, ( [Dcrtl.] a young 
 
 Cuiiiaiier, ^ g irl, a gos» ip. 
 
 liiiiui(>i, klm'uel, ». Der Siibcr jc. 
 jum (iiiiraljeii. 
 
 14ill, kin, (niigelf. cyn, cynn, ciutl, 
 'gecyiiil; ir. cine; lar. genus; gr. genos) s. 
 I. tie 2ScnuanDrrct)iift ( Mird) dilute Dec 
 25iiite» fDer Diird) 5pi-iriUl)). 2 Die aJer: 
 n)aiiDtrd)iift , Die SSeni'miDien. 3. Der 25tr- 
 iwiiDte, Die SBiTivniiDte. 
 
 To be of kin to .., I'criunnbt fcin tnir ... 
 Is lie any - to .., \\t tv ueriuaiiDl tllit ..'{ 
 He is no - of oD. to .., er ill nid)t iiift ... 
 ucruiauDt. Next of-, ciii iinfjeriSenu.inDrer. 
 
 I4iu, adj. I. uerwniiDt. 2. ± uenuniiCf. 
 
 14 in, M'i (S-iitfilbe , d) e n ; j. ^. m a n i- 
 1(1 n, D>i6 •0}ir.niid)eii; Wilkin, Tom- 
 
 jl4in', 0'd)i.'tt.) kind. [kin etc. 
 
 14iii»te, kin ate, *. [(F^flll.J ct)iua> 
 fniire*. ficbfrriiiC-ciiiaiircS Siilj. 
 
 14iu(l, kyind, (aiiGi-If. cyn> cynn) «. 
 1. Dii? (ycrd)icd)t (Der li)kvc k.). 2. Die 
 ©atniiig, 'iirt (u. SBi-reDrainfeit , •D/Jiifif JO. 
 
 3. ;Die 25ct'd).iffc'ilK't> &'f 5Irr. 4. Die (ges 
 uiiuo 'Jlri. 5. (Der !iimiri:d)i; 3ii|1o"E)) Die 
 9iariir (j. iJ. iaxei» paid iu -, ©feiierii, tie 
 Minn in iJuUiir (Duuiir.i) l>cjalji:). 6. (^l•r 
 naiurlic^e ^ang) Die i)uuur. 7. f tie ■ilvt, 
 SSJeife. . Bacob. 
 
 3. Laws most perfect in ttieir kind. 
 
 Baker. 4. He spoke with a — of scorn 
 
 or contempt. Websi;ek. 
 
 6. Some ot you, on pure lustliict ot 
 
 nature, 
 
 Aie led by kind t'admire your fellow 
 
 creature. Dkvdkn. 
 
 Every kind of.., jeterfci. An odd — of 
 
 affaii , einc I'clri'aiiit (3)crd)ii1)Ce. lu such a 
 
 — . rold)crmi\(5en. To do one's — ,'fciner 
 
 9iiuiir flunaij l)aiiccni. To grow out of -, 
 
 0116 tcr -Jtrt fd)iiiaeii. 
 
 l4.ill<l, (ID. 11. nriU. oun; ir. cennn) 
 adj- l.giitig; irtiiiitlid), arti.), lirtreid) do.., 
 flpgeiii. 2. grf^iUifl. 3. t lUignirhtn. 
 
 Bf so kind a.> to tell inf etc.. \ic\be\\ Sic 
 lie &UU, uur jU iiigtii u. To send one's - 
 
 KIN 
 
 wishes to . . , ©inen freuiiDtic^ gri'igen Inffeii. 
 
 Kind-hearted, gutl)erjig. 
 
 I4iu<lle, kin'dl, (iv. cynneu; Icit. 
 accendo) ». a. I. ^f jlillDeu, anjiiuDen. 2. ± 
 >) eiujiiiiDcn, eiitfjiimiutii (Den 3i>rit lo. b) 
 ()cf^en, nufmiintern, nntreiben ((J-iiien). Shak. 
 3. t (augelf. cennan) l)crui'>rbriiigeii , erjeiu 
 gen. Shak.. 
 
 Kindle, v. n. 1. ji'inDen, fid) ciic> 
 jiinsen. 2. t II entbreiiiicu d'or Sornn 
 
 ]4iudle, V. n. ijuwae Driagen (uun 
 ^nfiiinen tc). — Kindted, trnd)tig. 
 
 Hiudler, kindlur, «. G'iner, Der, 
 t>ni, ma6 jfaicet, entjiinDec, enrpammt, an» 
 jiinbet, Der Siinti'r, ©iitjuiiDer. Kindlers 
 of riot, 9liifriil}r(lifter. [lid). Shak. 
 
 14illdless, kyind'les. adj. uilliatur: 
 
 ]4iudlilie«iS <i kyindlencs, s. 1. Die 
 (iJurigreiC, iJrrunMiiifeic.- 2. Die iiiituriid)e 
 25cfi1)iiffeiil)eit, OiiUiir iciner @iid>c), -Jlrr. 
 
 14indly, kyind'le, adj. 1. ucnininDt, 
 gleidjnrtig. 2. eigeuthiiiulid), naturlid). 3.^ 
 milDe, fanfr cJtegiMiidjniier !c.). Pbioh. 
 
 14iiidly, ado. 1. naturlict), gittnrtig, 
 aiif Clue uiuiirlic^e Utt. 2. giltig, init ©iice. 
 3. gut, nrtig, frcuiiDlid) (atifnel)inen ic.). 
 
 To receive kindly, geiicl)inigeit. 
 
 14iu<llt<;ss , kyind'nes, t. 1. Die 
 OJiire, (yijngfcir; 'iMrtigfeit, 5«""tlid)fcit; 
 cycfiiUigfeit. 2. (Die giirige, gefallige ipants 
 lung) Die Ohitigfeir, ©cfiiaigfeit (to.., fiir;. 
 
 Kfiiieniber my kindness to him, eiU> 
 pfcmcn ©ie uiic^ il)nij madjenSie il)m nicine 
 (iiupfcljliiiig. 
 
 14iudred, k'n'dred, (nngelf. cynren) 
 3. I. Die iya-u'aiiDr|"d)iii't (Duvd) 25anDe Dc* 
 SJlutc* u. Durd) ijifiriitl)). 2. Me 2>i:nuanDr> 
 fd).ift, Die SQcnuiiiiDrfii. 3. Die Ci)li'id)iirtig> 
 fcir, >ilfl)iiiid)fi'it. [ ucriuaiiDt niir ... 
 
 Of equal kindred to .., gk'id) Iiat;e 
 
 Prov. A great many kindred and scarce 
 a friend, i>ieie iScnuiinDte, lueiiig iJrciinDe. 
 
 14iudred, «-<;. lu'riumiDt. gkid)iirtig. 
 
 14ine, kjine, (l)l'll. koeyeu) -^ pi. D. 
 Cow. 
 
 JKillgr, king, (ongclf. cyng, cynlg, 
 cyning) t. 1. Der itiniig. 2. [SpielJ a) Der 
 fitnig, li'ariciifoiiifl. b^Deritonig (im 3d)ad)' 
 fpiele). c) Die Diime (ini X)iinieiifpicle). 3. 
 pi. II Die SBildjer Der ivonige. 
 
 King at arms, [(5-iigl.] Der SB.ippen^ 
 fonig, ^appciil)erolD. — of the bean, Der 
 ^»chiienfi>iiig. A - or a beggar, o Dai grofje 
 L'oo6 pDer 9iic^t*. 
 
 King-apple, ter S6nig*< , ^pniginn' 
 iipfel. --bird, Der JiDnig^ongel. --t raft, 
 cgcuu>i)nl. I) Die !Kcgifrungefuii|l, iperrfi1)er> 
 fuii|1. --cup, [SBot.j Der ipal)HCii(ii^, Die 
 3{iiiiuiif«l. --fisher, [ Dniirii.J Der fiij< 
 iiigjfirct>er. --like, f6nigiid). --piece, 
 — post, [Simmcf'.] tie ©lebelfpi^e, 05ie> 
 bdfiiuie. King's-apple, Der .$)crrenapfel 
 (f. --apple). — 's-beuch, 1. [(S-ngl.j 
 Da« Dbcrt)Lifgcrid)t. 2. [SontDii] Der Ofiime 
 eines ©efiingninc*. -'«-evil, tie DriiiVn« 
 gerdjmiilil, 6fn>p^e(n. -'s- spear, t55ut.l 
 Die (i)t.ilDiuiirj. -'s-plate, [ <H3-etrr.] Der 
 fonigl. ^IJrfie lUMi 100 ipfD. ©tcrlitig. -- 
 stone, tcr (S-iineiiird>. 
 
 f4iiiff, "• «• >• i "lit (itirm Khmt 
 ocnVluMi. 2. iUin&iiMigetniid)cn. 3. l^Jrctf ip. J 
 10 - a man- iilltD.iniru 
 
 KIS 
 
 I King'd, f>elicn'u1)t. Shak. 
 
 14in^dui», king'diim. t. I. Da$ 
 
 J^Diiigrcid). 2. (^ie (riiiivoljiier eiiie* 5i!)iiij» 
 rcid)e4) Dn« iriJiiigreid). 3. Die oberile I'ei. 
 ti:ng, 9{egieruiig. 4. [9?iiturg.] Dii5 9tfif^. 
 5. fcnfi 5Ceid), OJebict. Sh\k. 
 
 The animal, vegetable and mineritl 
 kingdoms. Da6 il)ifr» , ^ffinijeiM liut 
 'TKineriilreidj. He is in his -, f er i\\ iii 
 feiiiem (Flenicntc. 
 
 14iii$>-duRned, kingdumd , ai{f. 
 (loti (Uif Die f6:nijlii1)e ©eiuiilt. Shaiu 
 
 Millg'leSN , king'les , adj. feiiicO 
 ^Bnig l)a6EnD, cfjiie Konig. Bvkoh. 
 
 Hin^ling-.king'ling.f.Doi^onigleiiu 
 
 I4in^ly, k'ng'le. adj. 1. (einein yb* 
 nige gcljijrig, angeinciTcn ; I'ortrefflid)) fonig* 
 lid). 2. fijuigiid), niDnnrdjifd); - govern- 
 ment. Da* .t6nigtl)iini. [ivonige. 
 
 I4iiig-ly, ado. f&niglir^, wad) 'ilrr Dc« 
 
 ]4iiig'sliip, kingship, t. ta£ Riiinq* 
 t^iim, Die Jli!iiiig*iuiirDe. 
 
 14inic, kinik, adj. [CTIjem.] - acid, 
 tie Pl)innfiiure, (JicterrinDcnf.iure. 
 
 14ink, kink, (fd)iv. kink; ^of(. id. ) 
 *. [-D^iir.] Der iiinf. 
 
 I4itil<, V. n. [>yRat.] finPen (t. ^. %aU 
 ten ill fid) f'lt'l^ niad)cn, o. Inucn). 
 
 ]4inkliuust,kink'hi[st.«.tDer^eiiiV 
 Ijuilcn. [Jvinogiimmi. 
 
 Kino, ki'nn, «. [^(intelj ^im, tad 
 
 Kiurick , (fdjott.) k in g d o m. 
 
 Kinsfolk, kinztuke, «. * tie 93crt 
 lUiinDtcn, 23trior.!iDtfd)aft. [ivanDtfc 
 
 Kiiismian, kinx'man, t. ter 2$cr« 
 
 KiuS^l'OllUlU , kinz'wumun , « 
 tie SBtriBiinDre. 
 
 Kintr», (rit>>H.) country. Kin« 
 tracoosier, country stallion. 
 
 Kipe, kipe, #. Die Weiife, 5ird)reiire. 
 
 Kipe-Itole, kipe'-hole, ». t!i\i 
 
 ©nibitcilfpifl. [sion; confusion. 
 
 Kifipag-e, (rd)i'It.) violent pas- 
 
 Kipper, klp'pur, *. 1. Der S!\\<bi 
 lu.iljrcnD oDer nnd) Der Said)jeit. 2. - oDct 
 --time, Die 3eit, miibrcuD luelc^er Der 
 Cad)5f.insj iinterfagt ift. 3. Der geri\iic{)crte 
 5:nd)«. [ iSc^Dttl.) Die Jjird)e. 
 
 Kirk, kerk, (angeif. cyrc, ciric) ». 
 
 K i r k - m a n , ciii OKitgucD Der fd)orrifd)cn 
 itirc^e. —-mote, cine 23crriiiiiiiiliiiig bet 
 >|5fiirrlnite jii eincr 58criUl)iiiig. 
 
 Kirn, (fd)Dtt.) the harvest sup- 
 per; churn. 
 
 Kirsien, > .. ,,. ^ . u , . 
 
 _, , '>(|(&Ott. ) to christen 
 
 Kir-sen, < ^ 
 
 Kirtle, kei'tl- (angcif. cyrtel; fd)iB. 
 kiortel) s. 1. b<\i ^ihtitV . 2i3t1lllill* , fie 
 fiirjc 3titfe. 2. tin "HcilWix 51nd)a (IIK) -Utiij. 
 
 Kirtled, kcr'ild, a<<j. cin ■iJiieDir, 
 SJCiiiniii? rr.iiU'riD. 
 
 Kin!!!, kis , (nngclf. cyssan; fd)m. 
 kyssa; D.in ky»ser) v. a. 1. T ffnTcn. 2. ^ 
 a) (Iciiljt Derfilirciu fuiJcn. b) q'reuiiDlid) be« 
 t)anDcln) ffiiTfU. Sha». 
 
 To kiss tlie cup. iiippcn. To - one'» 
 hands to .., (S-ineUi Kiiiil^oiiDe jiiiverfeit. 
 
 Proe. To kiss the hare's foot, tat 
 5iiid)rriTi'n, 'Witiiig'-'riKn ucrfrljicii. 
 
 Ki.sit, M. Dir ivU|']. 
 
 Ileal I y kisn. ^l•r Dcrbe, fd)o.nrnte Xufi, 
 i ter £d)iniig. Treachwoub-, tcr:jiiDrt*fii§. 
 
Fafp. f?.r. f'.II. fat. Me. nipf. Fine. fin. >'6, move, n6r, got, 6U. r/6u<F. Ti^bf . tub, ftiFI. l/^in. THis. 499 
 
 KIS 
 
 HiSRer, k's'iur, «. bet StuSenbt, Qu 
 
 net, ter cfr fu^f- 
 
 Kissing', kis'a^ng. «. Mi ^uiTen. 
 
 k i s s i a g of the pope's toe, bet Jli^fllg. 
 
 kisiing-conifi t*, #. pi. t)iird)M"ir'tete 
 ftiirferpjlniimtii ofcer 3iirferf&riitr. Shak. -- 
 crust, [Scd)f.) 6tr ^Ic6(;ronft<nm SJroBe). 
 
 Kist, kiitt, t. t Die ^i|le (f. Chest). 
 
 Ii.it, kit, (^Ibfurjiino v. Christophei 
 fl. Christian) ». (Eljritlopfj, ff()riilian. 
 
 Kit, (f)on. kit) «. 1. bit (jrvge %{<\\<be. 
 t. tiai Qad)i:, %ifdiia§d)en. 3. Cer Wild)-. 
 timer. 4. tit ©tcif jifDet , ©tocfgeige , Siirf: 
 Ortjje. 5. [Oertl.] l<\6 ®aii}e; (fo uiel ein 
 SDi>\nn ttaqtn tann) bit Sail. 
 
 Hit,/. « bie Sefniiiitrdxift. 
 
 Ue is neither kit nor kin to me, er )]cf)C 
 mid; I'on Spain iinb :^.iAr ?iict)td nn. He 
 baa neither- nor kin, er Ijat ivcber JtiiiD 
 B0<6 ffegel. 
 
 H.it-cat, kit'kat, «. I. eine (Defefl: 
 f^ait in Suiibon , |ii melrfyer >}lCDi|'c)n unt 
 @ieele gef)Drteti (fo (jeimiiitt i>. Cliristopher 
 C*T, ter Ceil -OTirijlieScrii mit ^.immrlfi 
 |Hi|leten niifiurtrtcre). 2. fai "Srui^liritf, 23riiiTi 
 bttD (in bem Weffdrdjnftsrrtiile). Tooo. 
 
 liitciien, kitsh'in, (anorlf. eyceiiei 
 «. 1. tie SLu(t)t. 2. tit tConibm't, iSdyiffr- 
 tudit. 3. eui £u(()i'nneri()irr, imi ^\ti\<tf ju 
 braten. 4. ir>]cn& Grivn< , )va6 uiiiii nut 
 t&iot effen, unD ta6 ali ©iippe, SJrfilje :c. 
 bienen fann. 
 
 Kitchen-boy, bet jfii(t>enjiin<)e -- 
 furntiure, —-tackling, ta6 Jtt'icten: 
 fletat^. — fee, [Dertt.) iai SSmtenfctt. -- 
 garden, ber5?i"iif)en(]tirteu; — qnnners, 
 bie®emufebecte. — maid, cieiJi'idjenmiiflf. 
 — -physick. bje l?ud)ennrjenei (£). f) fliit 
 jiiberfitete« (J'f'W). — stuff, bo4 ^roteni 
 fetr. --wench, bie iiilcftenninflb, tM 
 Sud)ennieni'(t). --work, bie £u(1}eniir6eit. 
 
 J4ite, kyiie, duigclt. cyin) t. I. diiid) 
 glide) bie 5S3eilie, 5?uf)neri»>eif)e. 2. f berWciir 
 (rau6rud)tige ^JKemrfj). Shak. 3. ber (pn- 
 p erne) X>tn(t)e (oud) paper -kite). 4. pi. i 
 [iiinbef] ^e(ler>, Siiflnrbiued)!'!-!. 
 
 Kite-fish, [0(()tl)i)i'I.J beir $0(f)|Jifflrr. 
 — foot, eiiie 9Irt Inbiif , ber flfibe ^abaf. 
 -'s-foot, (^or.J bfl« $nbirt)t6fraut , ber 
 S&iirt)fr()I. 
 
 liite, «. [norbr. Qn^i.] ber ^audf. 
 
 liit-iloor, kit'-Hoic, «. [■Win. J eine 
 beiViibcre ®d)id)i in ^oI)Ien(jruben. 
 
 JKitit, kii/i, «. « bie 'JE>ttannt(d)^ft, 
 SBera'aiibtr(l)afr. 
 
 Iiit-i4»y, kit'ki, ) ». b(t« *atjcf)en 
 
 ]4it-k<?y, kit k4, J (nn Ok luiirtjiVn). 
 
 14itliii{f, kit'liiig. t. I. (el^cni.il^) b.i« 
 Sunge uon ll^ieren. 2. (;e^t) bie Ri^e, tai 
 finR(t>en. 
 
 liitten, kit'tn, (^cifl. katje> t. tai 
 Ua^dxn, Rit^Uiix, bie Ru}e. jiiiiije S(a^t. 
 
 Hitteu, D. n. fiii^rln , )iin(]e ICiit^en 
 menVn. [ nith.J bie i^lnnbirdje -JKeye. 
 
 I4itti\v»ke, kit'tiwike, «. [Or< 
 
 Mittie, kii il. p. a. t fifjeln. 
 
 I4itty, kitte. (^IbfurjiJ. fur Catha- 
 rine) 4. Snthe, &att)(t)tu. 
 
 J4iuttl(*, (r(t)L^tt.) to cuddle. 
 
 14ive, kive, (fr. cuve) «. bie jtiife, 
 ber horrid); bie -))?ild)nr(rf, ber (5-imer 
 
 14ive«, kiv'ur, o iliUt Cav«r. — 
 
 KNA 
 
 Kiv'ering. *. Me Cecfe. 
 
 Miici<, klik, (|[,itt dark) v.n. I. a) 
 rnffcln , finppcrii. b ) picfen oaie eine Ul;r). 
 2. nil bfr tiibeiiriji'ir nnf itunben piiiTfii. 
 
 HIick, v.a. [Bd)ot({.\ 1. ivcoinaufen, 
 megilibiRcn. 2. nurYc^nnppen. 
 
 14 lick, *. e ber_®(f)(ng, ©treicl). 
 
 Hlicker, k.likur, t. ber SnbenpafTer, 
 (Finer , ber an ber 2iibentl)ur au\ ^nnbcn 
 P'lgr. 
 
 I4iinket« , klfn'klts, a<. fr. cliquet ?) 
 * P'- Itfffli'i'fl*''-] 6't ¥fi>rt<t>en biir(<) bie 
 'JSiKlimben. [5}nnbfirct>. 
 
 Hiipffsii, ktip'fish, t. ber Jtlipp', 
 
 14unb, iiab. (f)c(l. kiiappen) v. a. 
 fnappcrn , fiuien (nn G-tii'nS) , &tiua« jer> 
 beigen. [niiijen Uv\ Qtmai). 
 
 Uimbble^ n^b'bi, v. n. gnobbern, 
 
 Miiack, nak. «. I. tai Spieijeiig, 
 Spieliuerf, fie»5pieirii(t)e. Sh*k. 2. berWriff, 
 linnilgritf, >>nnbijriff ; bie^ertiflfeit, Wefdjirf' 
 lid)tnt (in (ffii'iiS). 3. (ber lirtige Srrei4)' 
 bir JpiinbijniT, PJnjf, SiteinteinUeij^. 
 
 To hHTe a k n a r k at . . . Sei(l)riijfeit i)a> 
 ben. iliuf icin in . . , nn^grleriit fein niif... 
 
 Hunck, (fniicfeni 0. n. t I. Tnocfen. 
 2. i iijfifuvf, jirrltc<> reben. - v. a. fnarfcn, 
 iUi|fii>i(fcn iD?il(Tei. 
 
 l4iiMCk«*r, nak'kur, t. I. ber €piel> 
 jeii(iiiiii(t)fr. 2. ber itnnrfer. 3. ber 3iii(5= 
 fnarfcr. 4. f ber Sciler. 0. f ber fiiiniinct' 
 inii(1)«'r. 6. o brt? ^icrt einei i?i'l)leiil).inblrr4. 
 
 Mnarky, nak'k^, mlj. rniitferuj. 
 
 MnUj;', nag . (biin. kmig ; I'djiv. knagg ; 
 ir. ciiagi 4. I. brr .Knutcii , iinorreii, 'li\t, 
 S(\ia\\ (iin ^olje). 2. tai Itnie (nni ©iioiU' 
 biiran ju biingrii). 3. tai <Stiriienbe oin 0)e> 
 lufii'c (be* ijiri'i^e*). 4. o ber i^orfcr. 
 
 HiiaiCg-iueKS , uaggenes, «. tai 
 BiuHiiie, -.Ucpiiije, ilnorrige. 
 
 I4iitt|rs^y, iiag'ge, adj. 1. fncrrig, 
 rt|lig, tnotig. 2. if(t)iirfe Saffe ^iibeiiS; libeli 
 ijrlaiiiii. 
 
 JKiiap, nap, (angelf. cnaep; n. cnap) 
 «. t '• ber ^orfir. - of ground, ber .^I'loel. 
 2. bie Spi^e, ber fflirfel (eine« j^il.jcis). 
 
 Knap-bottle, [-^vt.J bie {{iiipperrufe, 
 filatrd)rufe. --weed, [23or.J bie (Jn^rfen! 
 biniiir; silver --w eed, bie ^jJtipierblnnie. 
 
 Hnap, V. a. t I. fnapprn, rniicfen; 
 to - in Kiiiider. einiiuei brcd)eii 2. jiifiini< 
 nienfloppen , }iiioniinriifncipeii. 
 
 liuap, V. II. i. rnoppen , fiappen, 
 fnnrfen. 2. ini) frtjn.ippen (niic<>). 3. 'in) 
 einfliippen. 4. lOertl.J fd)5n reben luoden, 
 oljiie ill ii'iiTen luie. 
 
 liuappiii, U'diott.y ber iSteinrcf>I'i<ie(. 
 
 liiiappisli, nap'pish, adJ.Qtamiisi), 
 I'erfririjiirt). 
 
 Muupple, nap'pl, V. n. gnabbedi, 
 noijin. — V. It. nbiveiben, iibfreffeii. 
 
 Hitappy, nap'i^e. adj. l;o(feri(), nn> 
 eben, fiipnig. ll'ntf, iiiiiippiiirt, loniiiler. 
 
 14iiapMack, nap'sai,. «. ^rr3l1)Ui1pp: 
 
 ]4iiar, iiki , t. brr itiu'rrrii , Jliiori, 
 "Mil (ini ipolje). — Knar' led, ad) fliotig, 
 lijlifl. — Knar'ry, ndj. nilig , fnorrig, 
 
 flUTilfl. 
 
 14iiav(^, nave, (nnilt'ir. cnnp-i. cnaf.i ; 
 bnn. knab; i)i.'(l. knaap; i. I. * ber !8iirrd)e, 
 ftiinbe, l^iit'e. 2. * brr .tliinppe ; fini'd)r, 
 A>iener. L>RkBe>i. 3. ber :^abe, @4^eini, 
 
 KNI 
 
 ©cftnrfe, ©pi^6Mbe. 4. [i^nrfenfp.] ber55n6e, 
 
 lliiter, llntere. S.-lftfjptr.] ber >)}iriritrfiieitt. 
 
 Beggarly knave, bcr £innpenl;nnb. Tlie 
 
 - out of doors, tai ^aMinicrd)enrpie(. 
 
 K n a V e - c h i I d . -J- ber 23ube , ^iinbe. - - 
 bairn, [fitott.] ber jKnabe. 
 
 Knavery, ndwuri, «. 1. bie Sm'i. 
 bcrei, Sdjeimcrei, (£d)urferei, llnreblid)ffir 
 in ipanbelu SBanbel, ber5?iiliinfen«, (Sd)nrt 
 fenilr.id). 2. lofe iSrreid)e, "ipoffen. 
 
 ]4navesliip, {fd)i'tt.) ber bem *D?ilff 
 lcrfiied)re jiifomniciibe ■Wunerlpljn. 
 
 ]4liavisil, nA'vish, adj. t. bi'ibiit^, 
 fpi^biU'ifd), fdjeliiiird), betruglid). 2. Irfe, 
 fd)>ilft)nft. [®rt)iirfen<, ©d)elmeni'lreii1). 
 
 Knavish trick, tai !5ilbeil|iri(f , bet 
 
 I4navisliiy, nAv'shii, adv. 1. bt'i« 
 bifd), fpitjt'i'it'ird). 2. lufe. 
 
 I4navishiiess, ai'v'shnls, 1. bie 
 33rit'iTei, ©djurferei. 
 
 14naM'cl, niw'el, «. eine^Pflnnjennrt. 
 
 I4n«afl, n^ed, V. a. I. ; fiieren. 2. 
 (mit up) rcrfneten. 3. 1 i<erfd)ineijen. 
 
 Hneader, nee dur, «. ber itneter, 
 ^iietenfe. 
 
 Hneadiiig-, nei'd'ng,*. bn^l(neteH. 
 
 K n e a d i n g • 1 r o u g II , ber 3Ji\(f trog. 
 
 I4nebelite, nebiiFie, «. [rD^ine* 
 Mlg.) bcr Knebfiif. 
 
 • 14ue«, nei, (niigelf. cneow; ()ii(I. u. 
 beiitj'd} S.\\\t; fd)iu. kii^; biin. knae; lar. 
 genu; fiinc<fr. Janu; gr. gony; fr. genon) 
 ». I. t^lnot.J bn« Itnie, ■.'. [Sdjiffli.uir.J 
 tai &\\it, &wt\)o{i, ^rumm^ol). 3. [:^or.| 
 ber •Jlbfoij, Jlnoren. 
 
 Hanging-knees, [ ''SRat. ] bie ©tedw 
 tnie. Transom - knees, bie ^^ecffiiie. 
 Dagger-knees, perfe^rtt Jtnie. Lodg- 
 ing-knees, ^infelfnie. 
 
 To bow tlie knees to .., bie jtnie brui 
 gen, iiieberfnien uor ... 
 
 Knee-band, bn$ itniebanb. —-buck- 
 le, bie l?niefd>nn((e. --crooking, iin> 
 teriunrfifl. Shak. --deep, fnietief. -- 
 grass, [93or. ] tai ^nctenflrn*. --high, 
 fnie()od>. --holly, --liolni, [93ot.] bet 
 v)?anfeborn. --pan. [>Jlniit.] bie J(«ieril)Ci» 
 be. --string, bii5 fiiitci, ©truinpibiiiib- 
 
 — ■timber, tai £lliel)OI}. --tribute, 
 bie Sniebeugnng. [erfleljen, niijTel^en.SnAK. 
 
 ]4n«e, V. a. t fiiienb, iinf ben Knien 
 
 14nedi, nied, adj. I. (in 3»r(iuimeti< 
 fetjungen) iinie Ijiibenb. 2. 19}or.] fnotig. 
 
 In -kneed, mit eiinunrt6 gebcgencn 
 Allien; out-kneed, luic auaivdrr^ gebo< 
 genen Itnien. 
 
 14neel, neil, (Ijofl. knlelen) (f |>ro«/. 
 II pp. knelt, fonfl regelni.) ». n. fnien. 
 
 To kneel down (to), nieberfnien (I'or). 
 
 I4neeier, neel'ur, «. ber iviuenbe. 
 
 JKueeiins'T neei'ng, *. [3d)fl)ni>i.j 
 ber 9?ptt)iM)ar, fiiippfird). . 
 
 ]4neii, nel, (nngelf. cnyll, cnyllan; 
 IP. cnul) t. I. ber (iJlotfenfdjIng, tai (.i)lo(feii« 
 gelnnt, bcr (i5Io(fenrd)n[l. 2. (befonb.) bie 
 lobtcngli'cfe , tai OJelant, ber ®d)n(l bet 
 lobreiiglocfe. 
 
 14nev«*ll«fl,^!0ert(.l mit ttw ^hnt 
 
 IVeveiicicil, \ ,lin nerd)lagcn. 
 
 14ll(r^V, nil. praet. l<. K«ow. 
 14lllck, nik. «. n. o fitiicfi-il ; fnir« 
 fd)en. — Knick'er, ». tai &(l)iii(.'p<^ru.-^ 
 
 32- 
 
500 F'llp. f/ir. fAlI. fnt. yU. tiipf Fine. fin. NA. inovp. nor, -ot. oil. c\6ni\. Ti'ihe. u'lS. full. t//in, TUls. 
 
 KJNl 
 
 Kiiick - knnck , *. o 606 €pirlifiig.— 
 K II ick - knac keta'riaii , t. O 1. Cer 
 ?|5uppcnfrniuer. 2. 6er IdiiDlet. 
 
 liuife, nife, (nngelf. cnif; bnn. kniv; 
 fd;H). kilif; ft. canif ; jxlicif) pi. knives. *. 
 
 1. ba& <)J?f(Ti'r. 2. Nij 6d)iuert, tet Dold). 
 Pari n g- kni ve , I. [95urf)6in6.] t<\6 
 
 911)fd)rtr(meiTer. 2. [®dnil;m.] bcr iliieif (uiid) 
 cutting--); [ Oicrbcr J IinS ®cri'crnie|)cr. 
 Pruning-—, 6a5 ®artenmeff«r. Head--, 
 [©erfer] bnS 3hi5jleii'd)mciTcr. Chopping- 
 -, 1. [gieird)er] iai ^arfmefier. 2. ISlic^r; 
 jief).] b(\6 ©tficfel!, ©d)uei^emc(T^r. Cur- 
 rier's-—, tn6 ^iitinieffcr. Table--, in6 
 iifdjmefi'er. Dough--, [23ncfer] Cnd leijj< 
 nifffer. 
 
 JKllig-Ilt) ni'te, (migelf. cniht. cneoht; 
 ir. cuioclit ; i?ncd)t ; (jdA. knegt ; fdjm. 
 knecht; Ian. kuegi) t. 1. [ '>)}iictelnlt.J Itv 
 %ntet. 2. l^'Siob. &1I0I. 1 Ci-r jfiitter lein 
 916diger, in im liM Sir fuljrt. 3. Dct 
 3{itrer (ciiie^ Clr^cll6;. 4. Dcr ©trfirer, Stiini: 
 pfcr. Dravtom. 5. '■• Dcr 25eMentc. 6. [Sd)iid)- 
 tV-l i>er ©pviiuvr. 7. [-Bfnr.] a) fiu' Q:\H6: 
 t)rtiipr. b) Dif .«l^r^l'.•ltlll•rt)re. c) tie ilJiuiiigc 
 on fi'ii iniiirp'ti'ii£>tii. 
 
 Kni^lii ot the sliire. [(S-iigl.] bcr ©rnf- 
 fdjaft^iU'gtorbiicte diie >J5iirlniiiciuftnirglieS). 
 
 - of the garter, ot the baih, ttT 9{lttcr 
 vvm biniicii 5po|tiit'ii'&f - I'l''" SjiitorCrii. 
 
 - of the post. 1. in tiiiid)c 3t'iia<. 2.4 in 
 fliitta I'l'tii 'sJ.'rfliigcrorCcn. Knight's ser- 
 vice, £»cr DfirrirDienil. Knight't court, 
 iai 3{itrcr!i(rid)r. Knight'* fee, 1. [grii! 
 Dnir. ] i<\i dintnnbe. 2. tie DJittrrilciier. 
 
 - of the bhide, in (JiKlu'tcffer. - of the 
 thimble or of the shears, 6 in ©d)lKiDcr. 
 
 Kni gilt -errant, 6er irrciitf, tiil;rfiiE'e 
 SRitter. --errantry, tie t'nljrciitc 3Citrer< 
 l'ri)aft. --heads, s. pi. [^Whir. J Die Sbiifl^ 
 flucfe i\d)t (1111 SSorfieutn. --marshal, Der 
 ipofnmrrdjnU. — service, [SJeutnlr.] ^er 
 9JittcrCicii|'l; lands held by -, ini OCittcr; 
 Ui)tn. -'»-cro»«, [SBot.J Dcr ®4>>irlei, 
 bn^ 9{ifterfreuj. 
 
 Mnisflit, V. a. }um Slitter fd^Iagen. 
 
 14uig^lltliOOd, nite'liud, t. Die 9(tt> 
 teriuiirDe, 3{irterrd)iift; Der 3{itterorDen. 
 
 I4llig°lltle8S, nite'les, adj. '•' lllirit: 
 tcriid). 13{itrerpflid)rfii. Spensek. 
 
 Jlnig^lltlineKS, njte'lcnes. «. Dii' 
 
 ]4lli^Utly, niie'le, adj. II. tidv. lis-. 
 terlid). / 
 
 14.nit,nit, (aiioelf. enyttan ; (<bm. knytn ; 
 biill. knylter) praet. U. pp. knit 11. knitted, 
 ». a. I. T fiirirteii, flrirfen (€rrrimi)|c ic). 
 
 2. ? fiiuj)feii; biiiDcn. 3. (up) f a> (luffiiii; 
 |)teii. b) i eiitiuirren. 4. i a) L-erfiinpfcii, 
 i>erbiiiDcn, binDeii, uereuiifleii djeiiliax ^) 
 screiiiigcii (Die Kiiocbcii zc). 
 
 4. bi Nature cannot — (he bonrs. while the 
 parts are under a di.scliarge Wiseman. 
 
 To knit the browit, Die (Stiriic niiiifiii. 
 To - together , niit eiiiaiiDcr luT'iii'iprVii, 
 KtbillDeil. To— friendship with... Sftl'll^' 
 fdjnft fiiupfeii, rdjiit'ecii mir . . . To - fast 
 ta vein), (eilie ^ilDcr) uerbiiiDeil. 
 
 ]4iiit, V. n. 1. Oritfen. 2. i fid) urr 
 tiniaeii <u. Kiii>d)cn lo. [ii>et>t. 
 
 Mliit, «. t t>ii« Weilricf, Okivirf , S5e= 
 
 Kni 1- back, [35i't.J Die 2.!3nUiuiirj. - 
 wark, iat ©tridivcrr, Die aeflridie >2)rDei[ 
 
 Hiiiitttble, nlt'tabl. arf/.t flrirf6<ir, 
 fiiupi'bar, gcfiiuttet, geftu'ipfr luerDeii full' 
 iieiiD. [2LMrfcr, Die (StricfiTinii, aStrferiiiii. 
 
 li.iiitter , nii'iiir, *. Der ©tricfer, 
 
 F r a lu e - vv o r k - k n i 1 1 e r, Der ©triliupf: 
 ivivfer. [Die 9Si'rfm"ipfiing. Wotton 
 
 Ii.iiitting-, nit'ting, «. D<i^ ^iit'ipfen; 
 
 Knitting-needle, Die ©tridliaDel. 
 — -sheath, Die ©irirffc^eiDe. 
 
 Knittle, nit'tl. <. l. Die ©d)nur nii 
 S3eiitelii. 2. [■OJJnr.] Dn5©Drrtau, Die^iiurtcl. 
 
 ftLllob, nob. (illigelf. cnaep; ID. cnwb, 
 cntvpa; IpU. knoop; |'d)IU. kiiopp ; Dan. 
 knop, knub, knap) s. 1. (tie Q'Tl;Ol)lllig rtlll 
 eiiu'iii itorpcr) Dcr itiippf. 3. Der fiiiorreii, 
 itnoieii (am 5?olje). 3. Die £liirt|le, IrofDi'i 
 (aiif "Wii^eiD. tiundjiVn. 
 
 liiiob, V. n. ^iioten Aiife^en, tnurriij 
 
 14uubbe(I, nobd, adj. I. lllit itllO: 
 Vfeii Dcfcijt, I'ofl ucii Kii&vfeii, fiiopfig- ■^ 
 fiii'tig, fiRirrig. [iviiorigc, iviiopfigc- 
 
 UllubbilieSSf nnb'benes. (. Dae 
 
 14ll<*bby, iiob'he. «(//. 1. fiiopfig- ^■ 
 fiuifu). fiiorriii. 3. i fijpftrd) (ipavtiuirfigfetr). 
 
 14ilOCk., nok. ( atigi:ir. cnncian ; 11). 
 ciiociaw; |"d)ll). kiiacka) v. n. 1. (lllit Qt' 
 lua* Dirfiiu oD. ©d)iuerem |"d)iagcio flupfeii- 
 2. (at) fiopfrii, pi>d)i'ii (an Die il;ur :c.). 3. 
 (against) J a) i'd)Iagen, prafleii, |lo0en (aiu. 
 h) i to — against one's heart , ^ineill nil 
 ia& ipi'rj gcheii. Shak. 
 
 To knock down for (a song etc.), Dlird) 
 eincii ©d)lag Da6 3t'd)fii Oi'Ih'ii jii..., aiif- 
 iianiiiicrn ill ... To - off, abbvcdjen (ini 
 3{i'Dfii). To - under, fid) ut'triBiiiiDcii gebeu, 
 fid) irgeDcil. To — under tlie table, Deil 
 ixiirjrrii jieljeii. To - up, autpraUcn. 
 
 Miiuck, v.a. 1. fiopfen, ilopeii, fc^la' 
 geii (against, an). 2. flcpfeii, poc^eii (an 
 eiiie Iljilr). 
 
 To k n o c k the head against (a post etc.), 
 lllit Deiii ficpfe ilogen, i'd)Iagen an... To- 
 on the head. tDDrfd)lagen. 
 
 To knock dowa, 1. nieDeri'd^lagen, iu 
 93oDen fd)lagen oi. (Irecfcn. 2. i ctoi e-ineiu 
 GrivaS ini'd)laflcii (in 95eri1eigernngcii). 
 
 To knock in, einrd)li'igeil. 
 
 To knock off, 1. al>rd)lagen , (Sctten) 
 rprfiigen. 2. i(i-iiieiii (Sruiatj) jnid)laiion (bei 
 Kirrriinfriiiigeii); (Dal)>r) 3. o lr!jrd)la(ien 
 (iijiiarcii 20. ird)liioen. 
 
 To knock out, ^ nii^fd)lagcn, Ijcraiisi 
 
 To knock out any one's brains. 6't: 
 iieiii Die 5?lrnrd)ale (o iat .'pirii) fiiii'd)lagen. 
 To - out of joint, nng>'rd)icft i>i'rrriu)cn 
 (eincii 5li5ii; 20. [marten, endH'Pfen. 
 
 To knoik up, I aiii'flopi'en. 2. o ab> 
 
 To knock upon ... fdjlagdi auf... 
 
 To knock together, an eiliailDeri 
 flfOfii. 
 
 14iiock , s. I. Dcr ©d)lag , ©rr§, 
 ^icpi. 2. fer iJlrpt, 5>pc^ (an Die Il)iire). 
 
 14iiOfrk(^r, nnk ktir, t. 1. Oilier, 
 Der flrpfc. jii 2jl.''^rn rd)la,it, Der JKlrptVr, 
 ©d)laafr. 2. (Der iljilrl^aninuT) Der irioprVr. 
 
 ]4iiockiii^, iink'kiiig. 4. ta6 Oie-. 
 prd)f. {5)rHi^pfe, Die ^)rrt)frfi. 
 
 K II uc k i II g - ni i 1 1 . Die Stampniinijle. 
 
 liliollf n<\le. (aiigctr. cnylluin v. a. 
 (beiViiD. t?ri "Bcgia&niiTni) laiiten. Shak. - 
 i>. n. Uiiiren. Shak. 
 
 JMuull, (angeli'. cnoli ; f(^)v. kiiyl, 
 
 KING 
 
 knol; IB. cnoh t. Die ©pi^e, Der Wipfei ei» 
 wei i^iigel*; (geiv&linl.) Der tlfine rnnDe $un 
 gel, Grtljugci, ^bdn. 
 
 JKuoller, nole'i'ir. *. Dcr Canter. 
 
 Miiolster, norsiui.*. Dieipoijiuaiije. 
 
 X4ll<>p, nnp. (|1. knap dD. nob) s. DCf 
 ^iiopf; Die ^tnufpc (an iMiimeio. 
 
 Gold-knops. Die 9{aniiiifet. [fn&pft. 
 
 IAn«pp«Ml, iiop'ped. adj. fiiopfig, ge. 
 
 lillOt, not, (angeir. cnotta; l;u(t. knot; 
 fd)il>. knoia; lat. nodus; s. 1. Der £iu>reil 
 (am 5'iCc'i). 2. Der itnoten, Itiu'rreii, Olrt 
 (im ijoljc). 3. ia6 Jlni!>trf)en, i?liinipi-f)eu (in 
 Dir 'iiJL'de :c.). 4. Die ©d)leife. 5. [SJiu.] a) 
 Der .Kiu'tcii. b) Da6 'iliige. Die itnofpe. 6. 
 Das 5Irt)rei(JanD, Die ^Id^rcitroDDel. 7. n) Die 
 35rrKl)iiiignng, ucrrd)iniigcne 2Serjferiiiig, Der 
 iH'rrd)liiiigene 3i'rarl). b) — to one's signa- 
 inre. Die $arapl)e. 8. ± a) Die (eljdidje 20 
 ajcrDiiiDiiiig, ia6 SsaiiD b) Die G)c|V(l|"d)afr, 
 'iiaiiDe, Der inipp. Die Afiippe (^erHHien, 
 Jigiiren 21.). c) Dcr ^aiii^, Rliinipen, 55iiiiD, 
 Das SJunDel, 23i'iiiDd)eii ('iyiiDen, itSotle, ©eit 
 De 20. d) (Die ©d)a'ieri(ifeit) Der Siioren. 
 e) (Die SSeriuirfcIiing) Der ifnoten (in eiiiein 
 ©(tjaiifpielc 20. 9. ['War.j a) (Derfinoten) 
 Der ©rid), b) Der ^nopf, tie gKiile, ©ee» 
 lUeile (j. ^. to go or to run eight knot* 
 an hour, ad)t itn&pfe laiifeni. 
 
 Running knot. Die ©d)liiige, ©d)Ieife. 
 To involve in knots, in einaiiDcr i)erf(t)iin< 
 gen. Bowling--. [War.] Der Seibfiioren. 
 Overhand--, ['ORnr.) Der ©acf|li(f). C o u n- 
 try man's--, l')}Jar.J ia& ©d)l)tt. Garden 
 with knots, ein ®arteii iiiir L'cr|'d)liingei 
 nen 53eeren. Garden-knots, per|'d)liin< 
 gene ©artciijieratljen. 
 
 Prov. To seek a knot in a bulrush, 
 ©d)iuierigfeiten frl;e6en, wo feine jn fnc^en 
 finD. 
 
 Knot-berry, [2}i't.] Die 93ergl)imbeere, 
 Der ^ergl)imbeer6aiini , Die jtrayceere. -- 
 grass, [5Boi.] Der jtiiijtend) , ^Merfpargel, 
 Da6 leiingra^. 
 
 I4iioi, V. a. I. T fniuen; fnfipfen. 2. 
 t a) ucriuirfein, peviuirren. b) uerDiiiDen, 
 iH-rfiiiipfen. 
 
 14(iot, V. n. I. [!8ot. ] a) ^noten be$ 
 ftimiiien, tajofTen. h) Qlugen befDnimen, aiiSs 
 ld)lagen. 2. (itnoten jii jjraiijcn uerfertigen) 
 fnijteln. [©tranDhiutcr, 
 
 liiiot, *. [Ornirf). ] Der islanDifrt)* 
 
 liUOtleSSfiiolles. «((/'. 1. l^ot.l tu»» 
 ttnioi. 2. i frci uon i>inDeriii|7en. 
 
 Miiottetl, not'ied. adj. 1. f fnotig, 
 fnorrig. Drvue.^. 2. i i'errd)liiii!iene 'Jigiiren 
 IjabenD, niit yerff^liiiigenen 3ii'ratl)eii. Shak. 
 
 MllOttilieMSy noi'iene.s, «. l.f Dai 
 jRnotige, Knorrige, ^Jleilige. 2. i Dal ©d)ii)ie« 
 rigi-, aSeriuicfelre , Die ©d)ii)ierigfeit. 
 
 14nutty, noil*, adj. I. fnotig, (ner: 
 rig, liilig (i>ol)). 2. ± a) taul) , l;arr. to 
 fd)n)icrjg, ucriuicfi'lt. [ixiinte, 
 
 ]iii<>ut, noiit, t. [rnff. ©trafe) Die 
 
 JKuO'tV, no, (angilf. cnawan; lat. 
 nosco; gr. gignoseo; ruff. »nayu) praet. 
 knew ; pp. known, v. a. 1. IBijTni. 2. (from) 
 nnterrd)eiDen (I'on). 3. erfennen, fenneii 
 (eiiie ^crfon). 4. (©inem nid)t freniD icim 
 rrnnen. 5. |i erfennen (ein 2Dcib), il;r fjeiid)» 
 lid) Deiiuoljnen. 6. untejru4>cn. Shar. ^. 
 nnerfeniicH- " SH*k- 
 
Vhtf. f/ir. f/ill. fat Me. mel. Fine. fin. N6, move. n6v, got. dil, cldiui. Ti'ibe, tub. fi'ill. t//in. Tllis. 501 
 
 3. We know a fixed ctar from a pUnet 
 by its twinkling. To — one iiinii fioni 
 •nollier. 4. This man iit well known 
 to us, loir fciineii Ditfeit '>))t<tiiti gut. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Know all men by these present* etc.. 
 fllllC line )ll luiflfll fti l)jfnilit IC. To makr 
 known, befniiiic ina(t)tn, melDcii, <tiii(i(]eii, 
 )U liufffll tijllll. To - any one by siglil. 
 ©iiifii i>on ■^trMMt , uDii Oitiidtt reiitieii. To 
 make one's self known , |'i(t) illtlt &crttt 
 limd)CII. To come to -, frfilljren. To lei 
 any one — , ^itieit n)i|T(n liitTeii, &iiieiii jii 
 IviiTftl t^lin. To - one's self, I. fict) (Vlbil 
 fsilllflt. 2, (irf) t'liljKn. To -ainnder. i Ull-. 
 tcrfdjeiDen. Wlien we are traitors and do 
 not - ourselves, iveiiii ii'ir rtif Sfrriirhfr be» 
 iracttrct iverOcii uiiO tv<\) von ^a)utt> gaii) 
 fvfi fiiiB. Shak. 
 
 Hrov. He is better known than trusted, 
 mail feiiiK il)ti \o gi4t, ba^ iiiiin il;iii iiid>t 
 rrauf. 
 
 14no%«'f V. n. I. ivifT'n (biim. niit of. 
 mid) for. uoii). 2. (of) ( frfiiljreii ) tviiTi'ii 
 (I'on). Sha«. 3. (of) HMtrrrii(t>fii , (nuoHfii ; 
 tifCfiifi'it ((Ftiuae), ^eiiiirni|} iifhmrn (I'PUi. 
 4. befiimic luer^l•ll, fidj ffiuifii ifriitM.SnAK. 
 
 Be nol you known of it. tl)H', 016 Wtmx 
 bu 9ii(l)t6 I'DM fcrr ©ii(!)t iuijpr«|t. Sn*K. 
 
 lino'tvttble) ni/iitl, adj. friiiiOiir, 
 trfciinl'iir, ftiiiitiidj. IJ5>''*KI- 
 
 14iio^%'e, (idjptt.) rill fifitwr, runccr 
 
 14iiu>ver, n^)-ur, «. ber Aeiiiier, 
 SIUiiK'itc. 
 
 liuuwing', noing. adj. I. fllllbii) ; 
 linj irt.iDrfu, bciv.iiititrr , (jefcftirft < ill). 2. 
 fid) bt'iviigc, riin''id>riii. Blackmoke. 
 
 A knowing one, ( tin nii^ncltriicer, 
 ^llrd)triebeltl•r iterl. Not -, iiiiiviffeiiD. 
 
 Mnuivlnn^, t. bie ^eiintiii^. Smak. 
 
 Faculty o> knowing, ^i\6 &rreiiMtni^> 
 peri'.uHjfn. Not worth -, Mid)t mertl>, Ca& 
 uiiiii ei iuei0. 
 
 liuUM'iiifflyf ni'ingli. ada. I. tilit 
 Itriiiitiiig, Qeid^idt. 2. ivifieiitlid), UDri'ii^lid) 
 (bdcibini'it !c>- 
 
 14llO\« led{;e^ nnl'lldje, nAiedje. 
 
 «. I. S Die jleiintitiij. l. tit iti'iiiitiiiO, iuiii: 
 be (( i>t(>rii; ^ii&fuiir't). 3. bie Jtciiiitiiin, 
 Siiifjem'djnff , ta6 aOiiTtii. 4. bie 5Jefiiiiiir< 
 fd)iift ('"it <i"«f "JJffU'it, einer (S.id)e,. 5. 
 (of) bie GTfiiljrciiljfii (in). 6. bie CSffeiiiU! 
 nifi. SiuKEv. 7 tai (f{eird)lid>e) (STfeiineii 
 (tilled "lijetbe^), bie i8ciiuol)iiuii<). 
 
 To have knowledge of... vertTOiit 
 fein mit ... To take -of.., fid) bcfinii: 
 mern dim), iliinbe iicljmeii (i>piu. To get 
 the — of.., to come to the — of... (S-ruuis 
 erfiil)rcii. To my -, iiieiiie* XGiffeud, fp pui 
 \A) lUfip. Williout my -, p|)ue tiifiu >!L'i(|Cii. 
 Men of deep -, flnillbijelfhrte Ceiite. Men 
 without — , illlluiiTcnbC 0)ieiird)eil. To have 
 a carnal - of.., (rill 2i}ci6> pcird)lid) (r> 
 {eiiiteii. [bcfriiiu'ii. 
 
 l4no\%'ledjre, r. a. -j niurfeimcn, 
 
 14 no wily none, pp. o. know; vcv 
 flftiigen (i&rrgni). Siut. 
 
 i4nub, nub, ^e. a. t fiu'l(fcllt, 
 
 14iiiil»ble, nub'bl.^ fmiffrii. 
 
 To-onei. chops. (S-inrm JtopfiiiiiTe grbfii. 
 
 14llllClilt^, nuk'kl. (ttligi'ir. cnuci; 
 ^pU. kueukel; lU. cnuc) «. I. I'illiar. J bcr 
 
 adj. fiiprrtg. 
 
 KYT 
 
 ^norfjel. 2. ber Itniebug, tat ftnteflucf (uon 
 tinem Knlbe). 3. t I '^ot. ] bae ®«ierif, bet 
 Oll'in?. 4. bie 93tirfel (nn SSiiajerii lo. 
 
 Knuckle-dnbs, — confounfers. 
 I pb. J bie ^.iiibfraiifrn. 
 
 JMiiiuckle f V. n. ftd) bticfrn, fid) 
 burfcn; (down) fid) iinrenuerfrit , nad)grbeii. 
 
 Muuckleil, niik'kld, adj. orlntfin' 
 mit CiJelciiffii pb. iliiijd)eln. [enjer- 
 
 14nuff, iiuf, t. t ber Seiigcf, $aiiu 
 
 14nur, nur. f «. i. bee Itiipcreii; 
 
 I4iiiirl, nurl, ^i(iipr|. 3. (|'d)Ptt.) ber 
 finprj, Bn'criJ- 
 
 14iiurled,nur'ld, aiU. fnorrig, (iflig. 
 
 JKllltrly, nur'le. ( 
 
 ■4nurry, niirre.^ 
 
 l4obn, k6-ba, s. 13po(.J ber £ob, 
 I'erut. 
 
 ■4ock, kok. «. ['IJtin.] bie Jtlippe. 
 
 14(tllyrit«,kol lerile, (gr.kollyrion) 
 «. (-)]?iiier.Tlg.J ber i{p|li)rit. 
 
 14uniiiinnic, kom manik, t. [Dr> 
 iiiil).) Die briiird)e :^iiubeiilerd)e. 
 
 I4unod, koud, '' prael. U. know. 
 
 Mouey, kA'ne. adj. f tjiibid), nrng. 
 
 JULuuilitt?, kon'clite. tgr- konos II. 
 liihosj $. l')}<tncriiig.J ber iioiiilu. 
 
 14f>Ultl, kuum, ^ '- t ^"^ 
 
 14oriiuck, kor'nok.^ Sd)t-ifel. 
 
 Mupeck, kiS'pek, t. [rii(T. "JJ^'iiije] 
 bie Kopefe, ber Jtppef. 
 
 I4orau, ko ran. (arab.) «. [inp!)nm> 
 meb. "Xei.J ber ^pr.iii, •iiifpraii. 
 
 14or<itf ko rei, «. eiii geiuiffer jjifd) 
 in Dilinbieii. I'iiiiiilppcu. 
 
 Morin, kor'n, «. [3ppI| eiiie >!lrt 
 
 I4uuplk'olitev (gt^-) '• [iUZiiieMig.J 
 ber iliipl)plit. (fer ber Sppttriitotteiu. 
 
 14raul, kraal, «. bcr .ftrani (<Urt£i>r> 
 
 14rM|;^f krag. «. eiiie 91rt ll)Piierbe. 
 
 I4rttkeii) kr^'ku. «. brr iirnfeii (per> 
 nieinriid)e6 il)ur im O?orbmeere). 
 
 Mriiiinely krimnel, «. bai Sii0 
 )iim (riiifiilicit* 
 
 14ruka, kri^'ka, «. [Ornit^.] riiie 
 ■Olrf 'iui'ibeiiipiriiiifl iii3{iiBiniib u.®d)iuebcii. 
 
 Mruller, krullur, (t)p(l. krullen) 
 *. eine -ilrt in JJctt flefDd)tcr iliid)en, Kiid); 
 lein. [bi\d)tr ©d)ri|t). 
 
 14ufIC) ku'dk, adj. fuft|'4 OHvf atiU 
 
 14uiniti8) kii'iuis. M. eiii <iii£ ')>f>'rbc> 
 mild) jiiberritetes, gci|lige« (yctniiif ber iar. 
 t.ircii. («. [Wiiicrnig.] ber ^iipferiiirfel. 
 
 14upperuickel ) kup'purnikkl. 
 
 JI4uril, ku'rii, «. lDriiitl).J bei' rd)iuiirie 
 ©riiriuoPflel. (- i»le», bie fiirilird)i:ii 31111111 
 
 14urilia.li) Kuiji'yau, ailj. i&eoQt.i 
 
 Jtyef 5 ■*■•■•'""" [ber^pniiit. 
 
 14y»iiitev ki'anite, t. l'»(inernlg.J 
 
 14yunOg-en, kiin'^jeu, (gr. kya- 
 nos u. geiinao) s. [(il)im.] ber (Jvaupgcii. 
 
 14yi6, [(Sd)0((l-J rm 93riirf in ^i)r> 
 fmre. 
 
 14yloeH,(r(f)Ptt.)H ighland cattle. 
 
 14yNte, k!s[, «. t ber ©arg. 
 
 14yKtuK, kis'tus, I. [(il)it.\ bit Sad' 
 gefitmiiiil, SJlofe. 
 
 14yte, <rd)ott.) the belly. 
 
 I4ytlie, (|'d)prt.) to discover, to 
 show one's self; seem; make to 
 appear.' 
 
 LAB 
 
 L. 
 
 El, el, [«n7if(>iut] «. I. bai S, r. 2. in 
 9lbfrirjuiigcn : L. pb. Lib., Librae, <pfiiiib-. 
 LL. D., Leguin Doctor, DpftPr ber i){e(tf!t. 
 L. S., Locus Sigilli, nn Sicgeld ©rrttr. 
 Lat. , Latitude. JKreife 11. Latin, Ciiteiii. 
 Lon., Longitude, Sniige. Ld.. Lord. Sprb. 
 Ldp., Lordship, ^errlid)feit. Ladp., Lady- 
 sliip. giinbige ^rau. L., Lucius. L. L. S., 
 eine ©eflerjie pb. '2V2 ^f"""- 3. aii 3at)U 
 jrid)en bebeutet L 50, £? 50,(K)0. 
 
 l<a, l^w, (fr. 14) Mi/er>. (iel)e ! fef)t, fielje 
 ba\ iVI)t! bfl! 
 
 liH, la, (it. la) t. ['TOiif.] bai A. 
 
 liUaS) lase, t. « ber ©tritf, Jadilrirf, 
 1". Lace. ['iptnpperniniil. Chaucer. 
 
 liab, lab, #. •> ber "i^iiipperer, bai 
 
 liMbadist, lab'adist, t. |£ird)en< 
 gffd).) ber Snbnbif}, 9lnl)miger be« Siibabie. 
 
 Ijabar, labar. f «. inlte 
 
 l<abaruin, laban'm.^ 0)erd).] bas 
 Siibanim, bie etjemnlige fiiiferlid)e 3{eid)6> 
 fn I) lie. 
 
 liHbdanuiTlf lab'danum. (gr. Ia> 
 danou) #. (SBpt.) b.i6 Snubon, 9iibangiiinmi. 
 
 Eiikberactiun , lab^tak'shiin. (Mr. 
 labefactio) ». bie 8(^ma(f)iing, (Jntfriifriing. 
 
 Ijabefy, labefi, Uat. labefacio) v. a. 
 t i'M)iviid)rn, eiirfrnften. 
 
 Ei»bel) lA'tiel, <n. Ilab) «. 1. ber 
 3etrel. 2. bai -J)apierilucf(t)en , nn bem bai 
 Sirgel einer Urriinbe t)iuigr. 3. bai Q(iihiiii<i> 
 fel, ®tri(fd)eii ^crgnnieiit ic. an llrriinbeii. 
 4. bai Hpfijitt. 5. ber (ruberne Jo (Sd)ilb 
 nn 2Seinp[a|(t)cn jc. , bie '■lOiinren > (f rifettr. 
 6. liperib.) ber dianb btt JJelbefi. 7. ber 
 i5)ij()eiiiiie(Ter. 
 
 Ii»bel« V. a. mit eineni Srttel pber 
 ©(^iWe perfeljen (5ln|'d)en ic), niifjeid)iien 
 Ciennren). (gleitenb, fd)!upfenb. 
 
 lialientf l&'bint, (int. labeuN) adj. 
 
 liMblaly l^'bcal, (Int. Inbialis) adj 
 Cippen ...; - letter, [©rnmiii.J ber S*ippen» 
 biid)i'in6r. [|lnbe. 
 
 liabial, «• brr Sippen<, Snbialbud)> 
 
 Ijabiate, lAbeate. /(p. 1. labium) 
 
 liAtbiated, lAbeiited, 5 adj. [<BPt.J 
 lippenruruiig, lippig. 
 
 liabiodeiital y liheodln'tal , (0. 
 lat. Ial>iuiu u. dens) iidj. nut ben i'lppeit 11. 
 3nl)iicn nu«gciprpd)rii Pb. gebiibet luerbeiib 
 £ippeii}nl)n . . . (^urt)ilabe). 
 
 liabur, la'biir, (int. W.) t. I. bie 
 91rbeit, ■•Kiilje. 2. (tai 2i3irf, bie l)er»iia)e 
 Iljnt) bie ajrbeit. 3. bie (Seibe6.) iJeive. 
 giiiig. 4. bie Qiebiirr^arbcit. 6. n (bie Uebel 
 bii tcbeni) bie iUrbcit. 
 
 To be in labor, ill l?iiibe*nc>t()cn fein. 
 
 K^abur, dnt. laboroi v. u. 1. $ np> 
 beiten. 2. nrbeitcii, fid) nmlreiirtcii, fid) abi 
 mt'il)cii, ftd) 6emii()en. 3. (tor) r.rbeiren, II 
 ringen (fiir), fid) OJi'filje gebcii <mn); iu'»» 
 legen fein (urn, lUfgeni, firf) anilreiigen urn... 
 ill jinbeii. 4. fTd) ciunlen, II mtiliKii.i I'ein, ill 
 ilipti) fein. 5. (up) mit -)3hil)c ijninuirpUeii. 
 6. [Tiav.] orbeiten (p. ®d)ifffn). 7. II jiel)eu 
 (reifen); (mit thiiher) jjiiuiiifju'ljen. 8. 
 (under) a) leibrn, friiiifelii (oiii. b) bebrnngt 
 fein (pou); ^n fiimpfen l^nben (inu ^(t^mti 
 
502 Fal*". f/ir. fall. fat. Me. mel. Fine. fin. N6, euovi-, nor, s(ot. oil. iMWui. Ti'ihe. tub. foil. t//in. Tllis. 
 
 LAli 
 
 LAC 
 
 ri(jfeUcn :c.). 9. iiiitiiit'triiinljcii rein.SHAK. I Laee-bark. (Srt.J Cer Spi^euiTrauct). 
 
 5. Tlie stone tliat labors up tlie hill. --er ara t. Dnfi £pi5i'llt)alftiirt). -• lu " k r r, 
 
 Gi.A«vii.i.E. :6er (Bpii}tuilbvpUT , ^le sSpHjcnfioppifviiiii. 
 
 To labor with child, ill ^iiiDeiJiiurl)Cii --ui^ii, 1. Der ^piytriliiiiiClcr, SJniiC'hiiiiC. 
 
 fcill. To - under bad liealth, fninfclll. To j let. 2. ter ©orreiliuirftr. --lu e rthan t. 
 
 — Willi mighty projects, grope ^rcjeftf iui &er Svi0ciil)iiiiC>ler am03ri'iiciu. -- woiiia 
 
 ilopfe hiibcu 
 
 liubor^ V. a. 1. ai'beiren, verfertincii 
 (■iortffeii 2c.). Drvden. 2. btorbeitcii (i?o(,j 
 icj. 3. t'aucii, bcjlcdeii ceiii JciD). 4. t a) 
 bi'iirbeireii (eiiicii ®C!H'iirianD). b) nu^nrbeit 
 rcii; nbriiiifeii (ciiicu 'ilufhiy Jf )• O cCfiiien) 
 tiiritjpn'iiiiiii, bearbeiceii. d) ©iiieiii niiiiffli'ii, 
 Jul- Sou i.idfii. [bt'it*U'l)ii. 
 
 Liat.borAg't';, lai.uraje, *. lev ilo 
 
 luthunint , iabboiaut, 
 LMLHirii'.ii, cittiDtfiiiiiilfr 
 
 1. tie *£pii}eiil;iiii£!leniiii. 2. Cie ^jm>eiiri5pp< 
 leriiui. 
 
 liACe, ». a. I. fd)iiureii, jiird)iiufeii. 
 
 2. lint ©piycii oter irtijeu uci'briimeii , bc; 
 fei;eii, eiiifaiTeii, QaUoiurcii. 3. f idiinien. 4. 
 nufpriiQelii. 
 
 To lace any one's coat or jacket, O 
 ©iiicni bie ipniir boU fd)Mgeu. 
 
 Liaced, lasd, adj. - coflFee, tiiit ge> 
 
 t fciv j biMiiiueui iunffev berniii"rf)ter i£a(fee. Au- 
 
 BuVLE. I DisoN. — mutton, Pie £ii|"iCitnie. Shak. 
 
 Ijubora.tury, lab'boiature, (ft. la- 1 liaceileiiiuu, lascdemon, «. [aite 
 lidiatoiiei *. 1. [Gijeui., ^l)iUMlI.] Mi Cil: | OHOflV.J CaLCDiluuiu. — Lacede nio' n ian, 
 bovimn-iimi, tie 2Bevf|l.ure. l. tie ©ciuel;r: '«. tcr I'acc&iinu'iuer; - adj. liurOiiiuoiurrt)- 
 tr.biif; iGivfiliUte, iDD g-i'uenutrfe, fvimit: Ijacerable, ias'seiabi, udj. jers 
 taur iHritrriflt u>crDcii. Webster. 3. ± tie^rcipbiu-. [v. a. f u. i jerreipcu. 
 
 3. The stomach is called the grand — of 
 the liumau bodyj tlie liver, the — of 
 ihi? bile. AVebster. 
 
 Ijaborer, la huriir, (fr. labonreui.) 
 *. 1. rcr ilibeirer, SlrbditSiiinnii ; iiigcibl); 
 Tur. 2. Dtr 3lrfttmnini. 3. J>cr ipaiitliuiaii" 
 (bn -Miaiireriu. 
 
 lj»burillg°, ia'buring. adj. nrbciteiiO. 
 
 Laboring man, tcr ^Irbi'itclliaiUl. — 
 beast. Dilfi £a(ltl;icr. —people, bie iiliJC; 
 Ii>i)iier, airbcirficiire. - oar, ba^ipnuprriiter. 
 
 JLaboriuu<$, labo'rcus, UvU. labo- 
 ri.>:,ii«> adj. 1 firbcirinm. 2. ifleipig(Siiii(l). 
 3. miiiifiini, nuil^bcd. — adv. Labo'riously, 
 iiur 0)iiil)c, iiiiiljiaiii. 
 
 £iaburi0US>liesS , labo'reusnls, 
 *. 1. tic airbtirriuufcir, lliu'ertri^ffriibeit, ter 
 gd'iij. 2. tie 'Wiiljifliiifeit. [iiiiil^riim. 
 
 IjHburles.H, la'bililes, udJ. ^hi)t 
 
 Ii»bur»iUiite ) la'bursum, adj. f 
 uii"il)rain. 
 
 Ijabradorstune, lab'radorstone. 
 4- l-Miiiu'iMifl.J ter Sabiiitorileiii. 
 
 lilkburilUIII, labur'iiiiiii, (Int. ^.) 
 $. li;i)t.] tir ^i'l)iitiibiimii, ^t»l)neii|lrniid). 
 
 liltbyrilltll, lab'beilni/i, (Qr. laby- 
 rinihos) s. 1. [«Ue 0)e!'d).] bni £i5bi;riiitl). 
 
 2. tii^ iiiibijriiiri), ter Ofi'iliU'G ('" (yiirrcii). 
 
 3. i &af Siiibi)riutl}, ttr Orrjaiig, tie SBers 
 i!ii(fe!iiiig, Drtf (iieuiitre, tir 5ii3irciV4»rr. 4. 
 (Oliint.j bet Ovrgiiiig, tai SJabi)riiir() Ciiu 
 J3i)rc). [adj. iab»)riiirl)ird). 
 
 l>abyrui<liian, labbliui'i/tcati, 
 
 tjiiCtsratli , las'serate, (Sut. laceiu) 
 
 fijacei'i&tt^a, la.s'sei-aied, y 
 
 jcrniTiii. 2. tinr.] jernjTiH- 
 
 Ijaceritti«>lly lasseia'shun, s. 1. 
 tie Scri'i'ipinig. :•. ter DCiis. 
 
 Ijacerutive, lasseiativ, udJ. 1. 
 jerreiijciit. 2. i jirreiueiiO, icri^oreiit. 
 
 IjlftCerta, laser'ta, (Mt. 'Hi.) s. 
 ['3l|lvoii.] tic 6-itrd)i"c. [nriiij. 
 
 Ijacertiiie, ias'lrtin, adj. citert^ici:- 
 
 JLaCertllS, iasertiis, (lilt, ili}.) «. 
 [od)tl;i)in.J a) tec ©rbrfcr. l>) fcer 'Miiider; 
 lUfeii, 6Mbed)»nrd}. 
 
 ILaclies, latshez, (Lache) (iii^rill. 
 I'r. lachesse; *. [>)ied(>te)pr.J tie ©nuiufeliijj 
 feir, Oiiid)hiri'iijfcit. 
 
 Ijacliryiiiable, lak'krlmabl, adj. 
 flmjiid). [Uiu.) adj. meiiiciit. 
 
 liacliryinabuud, lakicmabund', 
 
 liacbryiltal, lakkiemal, (fi. la- 
 crymal v. liU. latiyma; udj. [■•Jllini.] JU 
 till 3l)raiieii gel;orig, il}raneii nbri'utcriit, 
 Xl^raiieii . . . cjiilci, Dvilie lo. 
 
 liacUryaitary^ lakkreaiare, adj. 
 iljniiic'.i eiirlhiKeiio, iljriiiicii. .. 
 
 liacbryinatiuii, lakkrcma'shun. 
 (lat.) *. tiif iijeiiieii. 
 
 liacliryiitatory, lakkremature, 
 I. [aUe Ciiei'd).] iai lt)riiiiciigctiiM, i.i;riiiieii: 
 gci"d)irr, ter il^rmieiifviig, tie i.l;raiieiiuriie. 
 
 liaciniate, lai-'lu c^te, > 
 
 liacilkiated, lasiu'aated, ^ 
 laciiiiaj adj. I. gefmiUK, 'rail^ig. 2. [^Ut.J 
 
 (lat. 
 
 luAC, lak, dp. liua; toil., Ijofl., teuifd) jcrrijTcii, aiisgeiiicft. 
 i:<i(t; t. ter 2a<i, (^uiimiiliuf. 1 liack, lak, (Ijod. leeg; tnti. lak, lak- 
 
 Seed-lac. ter iU'nicrliicf. S iiell--, 'ker; ». u. 1. (SriudS bet I'lrfeii , ciiier ©iid)e 
 ber laiediirf, ^latriacf. Stick--, ter ermaageln, 'DJ?iiiigei leiteii (aii). 2. berlaiu 
 itiri'ifliirf, 5?ol}Uic{. [gen, uuinrdjeii. 3. t tiitelii, rdjiiiiiljeii. 
 
 Ijaccie, laksik, «<y. l(Fl;ciii.J -acid, liaek, r. >i. l. •OJiiiiigel uiten. 2. 
 6ii' i'lirfiiiiiv;. inuiiujilii i leljleiu. Lacking but a little, 
 
 I^ace, lAse. dp. Uzo; fr. lacet) 1. I. I'lii), bciiiril;e. 
 [o'lMiin-.i tie epii;c. 2. tic iuTtf, In jje. I l.iack, *. 1. (of) b:r ^J^iangd (an). 2. 
 3. tie £(t)iiiir. i. t tiiJ Cliiij, ter Jalifiruf. in oiiraiii'iif'M'c^Jii'iflfH = i"l)'ie, J- ^- -• 
 5. 5rtj €d)niirbaiit, tu Dioiel, £d)iiuviieilei, latin, i(i-iner, terfeiii Ciiteia ber|li't)t), ter 
 Cer Sd)iuiririirrl. uiiu'iiKiioe OJieiiid). 
 
 Crouiid of lace, ter Spiyeiigniilt. To have lack of,., (JtiuaS betl'irfeil. 
 Tapt-laces, ©oru'ii iiut riiiciii (J)niiite [ Lack-beard, tet barriKie Oiinge. -- 
 oon 3<i'irii. Bo nc- laces, Spitseii, tie lUit braiu, --wit, ter iJtiiiiiiifopt", s£tri'I)> 
 fcj;iiiOilu leriiriigi fii't. jfcpi. --latid, John -, ;ii'l>uiii i>!;jic I'aut. 
 
 LAD 
 
 Laek-Unen, f nadt. — lustre, matt, 
 gliiuilo*. [iai Had (100,000 i^npieii). 
 
 liauk, s. [Diliutien] - of rupees, 
 
 I^acli-a-day, lakadA', interj. e 
 ijiiimul; lid) ! 
 
 JLacker , lak'kur, *. ter ©eturfrige. 
 
 JLacker, i (fr. laque) «. ter (aoitf 
 
 JLac<|Bter, ] lad. 
 
 liacker, o. a. lacfeii, Incfircii. 
 
 liacker-bat, lak'kur-hat, t. bn 
 fc^uiffc ifiiir, ipiit oljiie Sreife. 
 
 l^ackey, lak'ke, (fr. laquais; flt(). 
 lak. lake ; fp. lacayo) *. ter Sarfei, SSetieiite. 
 
 liackey, p. a. ©iuein fflnuifd) tie« 
 nen, aiifibarten. Miltom. — v. n. I. Snrfei 
 fein, ticiien. 2. (;iii! iiiit J;erlaiifeii. Shar. 
 
 Ijaciiius, lak'mus, *. ia6 Sncfinup. 
 
 I^acouic, lakoii'ik, > 
 
 Ijacoilical, lakon'nekal, ] ^^^- '*" 
 konikos) adj. lafoiiifd). — adv. Laeon'i- 
 oally , adv. Infoiiird). 
 
 I^acoilic.S, lakon'nfks, t. eill f&ucl) 
 te5 ^^aiirnninS I'iber Sacetiinioii. 
 
 liacuili-Siil, iak'konizin, ^ 
 
 IjaCOIlici.SMijlakon'ncsizm.^ *' 
 2afbiii5iii, tie 3{ete(iir}e, Intonifctje fiurj* 
 otcr 9?eteii^art. 
 
 ILacta^e, lak'taje, (V. tat. lac) *. 
 ter (irtrag on 'JJJild; (eineS uiiutgebenten 
 il;it've£). [ailj. t faugeiit. 
 
 ILactant, lak'tant , (Int. lactans) 
 
 liactary, lak'iare, dat. lactarlum) 
 jr. tec ■>))iild)fe(U'r, tie ^^lilcftfaminer. - adj. 
 1. iiuid)ig. 2. iiiilrt)id)t. liiiild)faiire (Snlj. 
 
 liactate, lak'tate, s. [Ql)tm.] t)(ii 
 
 Jjactatiuu, lakiashiln , (u. lat. 
 lacio) s. iai fciiiigoii, tie ©aiigejeit. 
 
 liacteal, lak'ical, lak'tshcal, adj. 
 jur --Miild) geijiJng, mild)id)t. 2. L^liKit.] 
 "Biilcft fu';rcii6- •03iiid)... cJlteni JO. 
 
 liacteal, 3. liJliuu.J tn» -Mfihtgrfafi. 
 
 I^acteail, lakiean, lak tsiieaii. adj. 
 iiiiid)id)t. 
 
 liaCteOUS, lak'leus, luk'tsheuii. adj. 
 1. luiidjig; nuict)id)r. 2. l»!liiiit.J '3Jhid) fiil>« 
 rent, OJiiid)... (I'lraBe. 
 
 La ct CO us circle, I'llftriMi.] tie OJiild)* 
 
 liaCte-SCeUCe, lakles'sensc, (fr. 
 
 2S3. u. lar. laciesco) s. tie iuild)id)te 2)e* 
 fd)ii|Tc»l)cir. 
 
 liaCteSCent, laktls'sent,a(f;.>}7{ll(^ 
 gcbcut i>t. erjeiigeiit, iiiildiirt)t. 
 
 liactic, lak'iik, udj. i6l)eui.l -acid, 
 tie •!))iiid)fiiiire. 
 
 liactiferOUS, lakiit'feru.s. (u. lot. 
 lac II tero) adj. ''BJiid) |iil}renti ■0)?ild) er« 
 jeiigeiib, ciul)alrent. [gaitg. 
 
 Lactiferous duct, [2Iiiat.] ter ■OKild)» 
 
 ff.jaCtiliC, laklif'lk, (Lactifical) 
 adj. t 'i)3iild) l)croorbriiujciit. 
 
 liacuuar, lak kunar, (lat. <Q3.) «. 
 ['21rd)it.J ia& gewi^ibte Dad), tic ijcltertctfe, 
 jicriid)e Dcrfc nut gadjerii. 
 
 |jacuM<»us, laku mis, ) „ . 
 
 JjaCUIIOKe, lakuiiuse', ^ 
 cuuo.%ui; adj. i55ot.J bcrtieff, griibiij. 
 
 Ijad, lad, ov. llawd; aiigeif. |cod; ir. 
 lath) *. 1. ter 3uiige, iliiabe. 2. terOfmfl* 
 liug. [ta:? L'ataiiyiiiniiii. 
 
 J.<adauum, laddanum, (. [^m.] 
 
 fjadiier, lad diir, (augeif. hlaedde.-; 
 Ijull. ladder, Icder) «. 1. tie better, 'i. i r 
 
 U- 
 
FAte. far. fall. fat. M. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, got, dii, cloud. Tt'ibe, lub. fiill. t/;in. Tllis. 503 
 
 LAD 
 
 tit Ztittt. b) tie ©hifenleitft. 3. [<JRflt.] 
 t\t @tri(fuit(r, Sdyin^ireppe. 
 2. a) Lowliness is young ambitioa's lad- 
 der. Shak. b> Mounting fast towards 
 the lop of tlie ladder ecclesiastical 
 SwiiT 
 ; Accommodation-ladder. ['5)f^1r.l^lIlj 
 gaUtrtii. Poop -, MeStncfleiter nmipiiuiT- 
 thrile t(i £d)itfc6. — made of cords, bit 
 £rri(flfirrr. - to lieaveu, [Syot.] Da* TOai» 
 
 iiriiii(t)i'it. 
 
 Ijadilie, (itbctt.) dimin. D. Lad. 
 
 lja<l<?f tide, (anqeli l»dau, hladan> 
 plant. iHded ; j>p. laded, laden, c. a. 1. la> 
 beii , bdiiDeii. 2. f bcUCeii , belatlui; ubrc: 
 ^>iii(>ii (line Q\)xtn lo. 3. rcDuvi't" (out; 
 Ciitiofeii, niifrrtjopieii, iiii^icrren [lateii. 
 
 j.Hden in bulk, tilit i£(iir|i^iitern bt' 
 
 Iwude, V. n. t iOniTfr iituptm. 
 
 I^udc^d, l^'ded. > a(</. briaoeii i it> 
 
 IjndeU) lidn. \ lailet. 
 
 l<Mdifyf lA'defl, (m. I. lacio) d. a. -{- 
 )ii ciiirr S'liiiie iii>ict)tii. [(^riidK, ^iifinit). 
 
 Itttdiiig' , la'diiig. t. [i^<\ni'{\ ^u 
 
 Bill ot lading, ^tr $riid)t>, Sfeir.idjt!, 
 Wiiiftbrtrf, i!orim.i*iVt)iiii, 2ai)|'4)ciii. As per 
 bill o( -. iiiut Jriidjrfrwf. 
 
 liaftdkiu , lad klu , «. f ^o' iluab> 
 (t)cii, J{iuit>ii'iii. 
 
 Ii»dle, lA dl. (oiiijfir. lilaedle) «. 1. 
 btr gri'pe iJoffel , fiiHt)- , Sdjiptiifffl. 2. 
 [•B?iir. •ilrtifl.J ber t'if »l. 3. li.'i(l)cjirl).] bet 
 totfrl. 4. tie £d).uifel (oni 'XRiiljiniee;. 
 
 Paying ladle, l&d^iff^b. } ber $e(t> 
 lifffl. 
 
 Ladle • beard , bit @4)o»fe( (nm 
 Wul)irabt). --full (in Cuffel voU; cine 
 eitftiifil pofl. 
 
 ■^HdlC} V. a. [Cit^roieg.] to - wax, 
 fcie jiueHC I'iiQe ^act)^ aiujieH'*)- 
 
 liMdy, lA'di, (aiioeli'. Iilardig, hlaef- 
 digH, lilacfdia) «. 1. DieC'abi), t^rvifraii. 
 (ffiitrflii , 5r.iii I'Pti ... fliiiibige gr.iii. 2. 
 {.iiid) I'oii iiirtjt iibtliflcii, biiViiCiT* i>erljn= 
 rnrljeten , flcbilbeteii (Jniiieiiiinniirrii) bie 
 Z)iiiiie. 3. bir t^nui doiii V'^'M'i 6>eiii>il}liiiii. 
 4. bie Oiebtfteriiiii, ^trriiiii. 
 
 My lady, fliliibifle gtini ; my -countess, 
 bie Jrnii fflriifiiiii. A - of easy accMs or 
 virtue, bie t'uilbiriie. Our-, Irom.ifatlj. 
 ,9i(l.j iiiifere licbe grau, bie 'OJtuttfr &t>ut6. 
 - in ihe straw, bit 2i3i>(|>iieriiiti, £iiib: 
 bctteriiin. 
 
 Lady-bed«traw, [»ot.] ba* 2Dnlb. 
 flni), SxJnlljlrPl). —-bird. --bug. --co w, 
 --(ly, IG-iitom.] ber ^)Jf<irif iifiifer, ©oiineii. 
 fiifet. --day, (itnl.J 'OKrtria SBerfiiiibis 
 (Hiiiii. --fowl, brttf 2i3eil'rt)eii eiiie?' (je» 
 ttHiieii ©iifeiinrt. -like. l. bie '•JJiiiiiiereH 
 fnuT Diime t)ii6eiib, mie cine Cinne, jcbilbct, 
 0iu erii'flcii; nrtlg. 2. iiiiibd)eii^nit, jnrt. -• 
 --mautle, [©or.] ber 3rrtuen«, ^raiicr», 
 Wt'iirieiiiimntel, @iiiiui, bA* (SiU'erfroiit. 
 -»-bedstraw, l^ot.J Uiifcrer Smiieii 
 
 fytmlroi) (f. obeu). -'a- bower, [iSot.] 
 le 'miilbrcbe. — ' « - e o ni b , [ S3oc. ] 
 bit OJabeKerbel, b«i; Oi'i'flftr'i"""' -'»- 
 • iisliion, [2)ot.] bet i)in6fi|leiiibre(ft , bo* 
 giiiuein, 9iflbelftnuf. -'*- finger, [Sot.] 
 bfl* 2i3iinb«, ©liebfrnut. -'s- foxglove, 
 fJSot.J b<i£ 2iJi'Hrrnut, bie ^oiiigiJferje. -'•- 
 gtove, l^Jof.J ini iiuiifl«art.iut. -'»• 
 
 LAI 
 
 hair, [55ot.] bfl* »J'<»'<n')'i<'f- -'»• laces, 
 *. fl. [Sot.] bni5 Jjlii(^*., ©eiDenftiiiit. -"»- 
 looking- glass, [Sot.] ber iyriiiiciirpie(jel. 
 -'s- mantle, [Sot.j bie 91ld)euii(le , ber 
 Sbettier^mniiiel cf. obeio. -'s-milk, -'s- 
 tliistle, [2)ot. ] bie Jrnueiu, ^))faneiii 
 billcl. — "k-rose, [Soi.j bie ii3it|"d)f, bM 
 •i){l)obiffrl;i)li. -'»-seal, [Sot.] bie 3<iii'" 
 rijbe, {■d)iurttie ©ttcfiuiit}. -'s-slipper. 
 [SJot.J ber giMiienrdjiil), ffliiiftet . -'»■» m o c k. 
 [Sor.] bie ilUtinetCteiTc , 'ili3ieretioiiii(()bliMn(- 
 -'s-traces, ("ijot.] bni S'l'cibliilt, HurtUeiK 
 ftrtiit, bie iltnges, "Jtafliuiirjel. 
 
 Ijadyciliip, lAdesliip, «. ber litel, 
 @tiuiD ciiut uoriul)incii Dinne. 
 
 Her ladyship, bie Qlliibige Jytau. Your 
 -, 3'K' ©nflbeii, fl4irtbiije iiJt.iii. 
 
 Eia^, lag, (flotl;. Uggs; w. Hag, llac; 
 adj. t I. i^iiiteiiiiait) foiiiiiieub , liiiigroin, 
 triige. 2. \yi\t; Ir^te. Shak. 
 
 The lag end of life, bie >ltei(je be« lfe> 
 bcii*. To be - of .., juiiflrt leiii ali ... 
 
 KiHgTj *. 1. 1 bet £ti;ie, Uiitcrile, .^iii> 
 t2i|le nil eiiier ^it'.He;. Shak. 2. bie unierile, 
 tiieitigile ^UifTc, iM :^iiiter[|)cil, (b<il)er) 3. 
 i ber '^u«iuuri, bie iftitu ibe«2Sol(<}ic.;, ber 
 ld}lt'ct)teile Itjeit. [bie (^rieraiite. 
 
 Lag-wort, [Sot.] bni 'i^eiLleiijrraiit, 
 
 littg^, (ID. Hag ; god). lagg«> v. n. liuit)< 
 fun eiiil)er)]el)m, Ki'iiibriii, jiiiirerii. 
 
 To lag behiud, iiiriicftMeibeii, iiK^t I«l4)' 
 foiiiiiieii, illicit blcU'cii. 
 
 liUgMU , lAg'aii, «. I. [@eel)onb.] 
 bii« itrrtiib', iGriirfgiit. 2. aj btU t&triiiib> 
 red)(. b> bie iBiraiibaerrd^tiGreit. 
 
 KiaK^ard, laggard, adj. lanoiam, 
 trii|](> triiiibeliib. Colli.\s. 
 
 liUf^g-eily (fd)Ot(.) the angle be- 
 Iween the side aud bottom of a 
 wooden dish. [Siiiibcrer, Oiiid^ii'iolcr. 
 
 I^'^fPff*^'* lag'gur, <. ber Iriiiibier, 
 
 E<a|40UU, laguuu', ( (it. u. I'p. In- 
 
 liag^uue* ) guua> «. bie 
 
 Ciisjiiiie. — uilj. [>W?iir.] pad), iiiebrifl. 
 
 liaSTUU, lag'uii. (Lag'an, Lag'on) 
 I I'r. lagan; t. 1. ber '^tcenuifiiuurf. 2. tai 
 v5tr.iiibred)t; T. Lagan. 
 
 lja|$l*plltlialiliy, lagnfihalmi, 
 ({jr. lagojihtlialuiia; t. ["UCcb.j tai j^Olcil' 
 rtuije. 
 
 I^aic, li'lk, \ (gr. laikos) adj. 
 
 Ijaical, lA^kal. \ loeuiiit. 
 
 littiCf *■ ber Saie. — Laieal'ity, «. 
 ber l!aieii|liiiib, bie Weltlidjfcit. 
 
 Ijaldf lide, 1- praet. u. pp. u. Lay. 
 2. (rd)Ott.> - till ll«?r) awarded to 
 her by fate; — to her charge. — «. 
 (l"d)ott.) load. [- up. aufgcljaufte* OJelb. 
 
 Land laid up, t>i\6 SrilC^tailb. Money 
 
 liaigrh) d'ltott.) low. 
 
 liMIll, l^ue, pp. 0. Lie. 
 
 Lain. «. Ob. land -, iai Sroctlnnb. 
 
 -"""' I (ftfjott.) learning. 
 jut.*aF9 ^ 
 
 liair, lAre, (u. lay) t. 1. b(i^ Siigrr 
 (ber iviibiii Xljiere). 2. tn& 2nflcr, bie 2Cf ibi. 
 
 liaird, lird, (|"(<)oit,> *. ber $err, 
 (yiiti'ljirr, (ijriiiibljcrr. 
 
 ■pairing-, ddj^tt.) wading and 
 sinking in mud etc. 
 
 Eiaitil, (rd)DK.) loath. [isli. 
 
 liaitliTu'j Crt^0(t..)b as n f u I, sheep- 
 
 LAM 
 
 liaiiy) li'eii. (u. nr. Inos) t. 1. t)if 
 Siiirii. 2. t ber iuelrlid)e griinO. 
 
 Iwake^ lake, (|'d)iv. leka ; ijorh. laiccn) 
 e. n. [Oertl.] fpielrii, bnl)lcii. 
 
 lialie, (fr. lac; i$|. laugli; gr. Inkos) 
 ». I. ber See. 2. tie 'ipfi'iije, Sodje. 3. ifr. 
 laqiie) ber Ciitf (eiiie (J'lrbe). 
 
 liakio, lA'kin, ^jinniiinieDge). iiu^ 
 ladykin) *. (Siet'forilUgtlU.) 5!l3cil>i1)i'll. By'r 
 -! bei iiiiferer (icbeii grnii! [iH-rrcfffiib. 
 
 liaky, ii'ke. adj. eiiieii @re oo. \Seeii 
 
 EiUl lailS,ird)Otr.)S coltish dialect. 
 
 Eitftiii, lam, (Lamb) v. a. nii^pn'igclii. 
 
 I^aiiia, iJk'ma, *. 1. [Iiirtarci] brr 
 S?iinia. 2. [3ool.] b.iS 2aiiin. 
 
 IiailiailtiM,iam'aiiiin,(L a m'e n 1 1 h) 
 t. I.^ool.) ber 'J^ioiiiUt, bie *2ei'fiil). 
 
 Ijamb, lam, (noil;. Inmb; Aiigen*. 
 lamb; fd)iv. id.) s. 1. tai Saiiini. 2. II iai 
 $?omm (®t'tte«, b. 1). (Fljritlu6). J. bai 
 Camiufleiid). 
 
 La nib -ale. [(Jiigl.J bat £miimeri'd)iir< 
 feft. -'s-letiuce. [Slt.] ber Siimmcri 
 lntti(<(, Cnmrnmalnr, JJelbmlat. -'s- quar- 
 ters, t. pi. [Sot.l bie ');ii|lmelbe. -"»- 
 skin, b<\i Siiniilirrfitl; slink-. ba6 tJctl 
 OPil einein iiiigcboreiicii£iiiiiiiie. — 's-aton e, 
 bie 2iimiii*iiietf. -'•- tongue, [-^ot.] bit 
 iSd)rttiiiiiae. -'s-wool, 1. bie 9<iiiiinfnuo[U. 
 2. o eiiie *21rt (JJetrniif mi^ fiipem Siet uu( 
 belli WiiSe flebniteiier 9tipffi. 
 
 Ijainb, v.n. Utiinirii, laniincrii. 
 
 I^aiiibf p. II. (giinimer) luerfeii. 
 
 Ijainbative, lambaiiv. (i>. I. lainbo) 
 adj. t ['IVeb.J lecfeiib, biiril) 2c(tt\\ eiiige* 
 iioiiimen lucrbeiib. - «. [-Web.] erne >ilti»iiei, 
 bie miiii Irefeiib einiiininit. 
 
 liambent, lambent, ad). 1. ledenb, 
 boruber t)iiirpiciciib , ieid)t (J^iamme tc). 2. 
 i riud)rii], iiioiiirHtiin. [gelte 25iue. 
 
 liaiiilient, «. [i^ertb.] let <lt]\i\u 
 %iaiiibert , lambert, «. Sanibert, 
 2niiwcd)t. 
 
 liainbief (fdfott.) dimin. v. Lamb. 
 
 liaiiibliin, lamhin, «. biti 2iimm« 
 djeii, Cniiiiiili'iii. [iirtig. 2. Intiiiniroiiim. 
 
 ILiaillblike, lam'like, adj. 1. MlllllK 
 
 Ijailldoidal , lamdoi'd al , ( gr. 
 lambda ll- eidos; udj. [SllliU.] — suture, ob. 
 Lamdojdes, «. bie ^"iitfeliin(;t , laiiitba< 
 formige Qiieriiiiljt, Ciiiiibbnnn(;t. 
 
 Ijaine, lime, duuieti. lame, lama; 
 |°d))v. Inhui; l}o((. ii. bntl. lam) adj. 1. f a) 
 mi)iii. b) (of) iiiljm dill). 2. i a) laljm, i)in» 
 tenb (95cri"e ic. ). b) cirnb, erbiirniiid). c) 
 uiiupdiliuibig. [bniift'rfidjiijt 9lftieniVieler. 
 
 To go lame. I)iufeii. - duck, 1^ bet 
 
 liaiiie, V. a. iiV.inieii, )iiin jtriJpiKf 
 nindieii. [bie buiiiic >J>liUte (Sd)iifer ;e.). 
 
 liailiul, lam'iiiel. (lat. lamella) «. 
 
 Ijainellar, lauiniellar, adj. [^u 
 iieralg. ] bliitrfriti , t'lruferavrig. — adv. 
 L a ui ' e 1 1 a r I y . biiutiriirrig. 
 
 liaill«'^llt«t(', laui'iiiellAte. ) 
 
 Ijaill«llat««l, lam'uiellaied, ^ 
 lamelle) adj. I. | -.\\~iiiitiiU).] bditrerift. 2. 
 I [i.ed)iiol.] nrir I'nlju hi'iriit. 
 I liainellirerMll.**, lamlllifferus. 
 , (Iflt. fero) adj. I^iiuiirg.j ■^iarrd)eii fuljreiib. 
 I l<aineliir«(riil, lammelleforui, 
 ■,adj. ['Diiiieroii).] biaircriiriig. 
 I Itauiely^ lame U, adv. I. T la^iu. 
 
504- Ffit«'. f;ir. fAll. fnf. Mi. nief. Fine. fin. NA. move. n6r. ;;?of. 61. 
 
 ul»e. Jnb. fnH. t//in. TFIis. 
 
 tSt iain'iiieiiate, ) .. 
 . 4 , , , . > no/. 
 Cdj larii nieiiated, ^ 
 
 LAxM 
 
 2. tlnf)m, uiu'ofliTnnMg, mnngedjnft ; er< 
 bdrniiid), dent, rcf)iimd), nrmlid), nriiifelin. 
 
 liMllieness , lame'nes. a. I. f tie 
 £al)ml)i'ir. 2 t 6ie ei-.ijmtjeit, ©d)iun(t)e. 
 
 ljtl.in(?ut) lament', (liU. lameiitor) 
 r. n. 1- (foi> jammeni, lueljflngeii , flnijen 
 (11111). '2. btbiiueru. - v. a. beflngeii , be: 
 janinicrii, becnuesii. 
 
 litiiiient, s. ^ I. Me233d)f(aflc, Ktnge. 
 2. £>a6 rviaiicfler(l)rci, SlaoclieB. 
 
 Kiitiiieutablej lanimentaiil. (fr. 
 2b. V. IiU.) ad). 1. fuiiilid) , bi'jiiiiimerii6i 
 luevti), bijiimmeviii'iuurDuj. 2. flno'irt), jiii": 
 mcrlid) (iOii, ©ifdmi JO. 3. 4 erbariiK 
 lidj, jamnifrlid). Stillinofixet. — ndo. 
 L a in ' e 11 1 a b 1 y , f liiijlid) ; erbiirinli(l) , jam; 
 iiierlid). 
 
 littilientatiOIl, laminentil'shun. 
 (Int.) t. 1. Die ^Gtl;flage. 2. pi. [\ 6ie iting> 
 tieCer Ccij 3rrcniiii^. [flagcuCe. 
 
 liUiliellter, laiiieiit'ur, a. itt SHidy- 
 
 Eimiieiltillg'f laineiu'ing, t. He 
 5a5fl)flrtge. [Saiiiie Ciirt iperc)- 
 
 f <»illi», li'mca , (lat.) t. L'OJh)!!).] bie 
 
 Ltsilllill, laiii'iiiiii, • I (Int. lamina) 
 
 Ijiftiilitait. lam'iiiena. J *• l-['il5iffi'iu 
 fd).| Pie M'liiiie ^l>l.ute, bn6 >l>lntt(i)eii (I'oii 
 «Ufiiicvnlieii, Seineiuc). 2. bn6 Dl)rlnvpcf)f 11. 
 
 Ijaiiiiu»ble ) laui'nieiiabl , adj. 
 jjlnttbnr, ilrcctbnr. 
 
 Ii»lllilta.r, lam'niinar, adj. in 'iplnts 
 ten; niiiS Diluiicu ^Intreii befliljeiib 
 
 Liaiiiinate 
 
 I^aitiiuuted 
 bliUterig. Uiel)en. - »• n. biritterig fcin. 
 
 liaiiiiiiatef v. a. tnit SdUd) iiber: 
 
 Ijaiiliiia.tiOIl, lammena shun, s- 
 iiX6 >)>inttiii, ©trecfeii, Sdjingeii }n ajlfd). 
 
 Ijiiiniter, (rd)Ott.) cripple. 
 
 Ijaiiiiii, lam, t>. a. -f pnigedt. 
 
 l^aiiiinas, lam'maz, (nitgclf. hlam- 
 maesse) (niid) — tide)*. ?J3etri fictteiifeUr, 
 ber crrte aiugiiit. [giiimiienJtng. 
 
 ProK. o At latter lanimas, auf (Bt. 
 
 liaiiiinery ^ 
 
 Ijaiiier, > (fc^oU.) a m b e r. 
 
 littuiaier, ) 
 
 XiStinp, lamp, (fr. lampe; gr. u. (nt. 
 luiupHs) t. 1. bie 9niiipe. 2. ^ ba£ l?id)t. 
 
 Lamp of safety pb. safety-—, [■'Wiill.] 
 bie (£id)crhcit«innipc. 
 
 Lamp-black, I. ber Sniiipenriig , ini 
 gnniueiifdjiuari. 2. [Ii)piigr.] ber Oi»&. -- 
 lighter, ber Srtinpeinuartcr, Cninptil. -- 
 maker, ber Cnnipeiiiiiiiri)er. --waster, 
 ber i!?nd)t|'iyer. 
 
 I^aiiip, 0. n. « iciid)teii. 
 
 liaiiipadary , lampadare , ( fr- 
 lampadajre, iiiitrcliiir. lanipadariusj «. 1. 
 bet Sniiibciirtorf, bni' C.iiiiyeiigeitefl. 2. ber 
 fiiimpfiitrnger, I'niupeiilj.uter. 3. [morgeiil. 
 fiirdjriij ber ICuilir. 
 
 J^aiaitax, lam'pa^, (Lam'peraa, 
 Lam'peis) s. 1 3ii>u.irjneir.] ber Sri'ul). 
 
 I.<ailipa<«-<«e, lampaxoe. (fr. 1am- 
 pasKe I iidj. (.speilb.J juiuieliiC iL'iinue). I 
 
 Ijaill|lt^rii, lampfcrn, (fr. lamproie) 
 *. [Od)(l)i)i>l.J bie ^J5ri(fp, SBricfc, bn« 9ieiiii. 
 niiflp. llniiipenfrtiire* ©nij. L're. | 
 
 I..ainpiate, lam'peate, «. t@l)cin.j| 
 
 Eiaiiipic, lam'pik, adj. [Qt)ttn.] - 
 eid , bic £niiipeiif<iuve. Dae. . 
 
 LAN 
 
 Iiainpln,lam'|.iii.*. Meieflermuutfl. 
 
 liaiiipiugr, laiii'ping. ndj. t lend)' 
 teiib, frt)iinmeriu'>. -Spenxek. [leiid)tciib. 
 
 LiaitipleiSS, lampMex, ndj. -{- nid)t 
 
 liailipO«>Il,lampu6ii',(nlcfr.lamper?) 
 t. bai '^JJnsqiiiU, bie Sd)iiinl)u1)rifr , Mi 
 ®piutgrpid)t. (uerfiMgeii, biiritiieljeii. 
 
 L<aitipuony v. a. nut >)3ncHiuifleM 
 
 l^asiipuouer, lampuun'iir, 4. ber 
 ^iifqiiiliiiiit, £rt)'ii'C'i"d)rift|1e(ler. 
 
 E^aiiipuoary) lampOOn're, «. bie 
 ©(^mnljimgeii. 
 
 l..ailipr<;l , lam'prel. (Lam'pron, 
 Lam preou) «. [ Od)tl}i)ol. J bie tieine 
 iininprete. 
 
 fljtMIiprey, lam'pre, (fr. lamproie) 
 *• [3d)t(;i)Dl.J bie Snniprete. 
 
 ljaa% (rd)ot[.) land, estate. 
 
 Eiauary, lanare, (V. Int. lana) «. 
 ber iUoUbobeii. 
 
 liauate, lanate, ) adj. [39ot ] 
 
 £iaiiated, lanated, 5 moflig. 
 
 liauce^ lanse, (^iibfurjg. fur Lancelot) 
 *. £<Mijelot. 
 
 liauce, (fr. SSO.; fKti). lanzha; t)M., 
 fd)iv. lans; ban. laiitse) s. I. bie Sniije. 2. 
 i bic Snnje, ber Sniiienreirer. 
 
 To conch a lance, eiiie Snnje etnlegen. 
 
 Lance-corporal, ber ©efreite. — - 
 man, --knight, ber Oiiiijeiifiiect^t. 
 
 Eiaiice, (arm lancza) a. i. (mit 
 eiiier S?niije u-i |led)en , biiri1))le(f)en , biird)= 
 llopen. 2. [(Il)ir.J nufidjneibeii, (mit eiiier 
 finnjette) i>tfitcii. [Snnjeiot. 
 
 Ijaucelot, lanse'lut, (fr. iS3.) t. 
 
 I^ancely, lan«'le, adj. Inii)ennin0ig 
 
 lianceolar, lauseolar, 
 
 liauceulate, 1 
 
 I^anceolated 
 [23ot.J iniijeiifiiniiig, laiijtrteiifijrniig. 
 
 liancepesade^ lansepetade', (it 
 lancia-spczinta; s. ber (ijefreite. 
 
 Ijaiicer^ lan'sur, (fr. lancier) t. I. 
 ber Canjeiiirnger, Cniijeiireirer, ©peerreiier 
 
 2. t 5ie Sniijette. 
 
 liaiicet, lan'sit, (fr. lancettei t. 1. 
 [d)ir. 2i3erfj.J bie Sniijerte. 2. tia& fpitje 
 gentler. 
 
 JLanclty lansb, (Launch) (fr. lancer) 
 V. (1. 1. fdjleiibern, fd)iegen, luerfeii , fjiegfa 
 Inffen (^n'eile 10. 2. [~Mar.] nbiaiifeu Inffeii, 
 'lUMii ©tnpcl Inffeii ober Iniifeii Inffen (eiii 
 6d)iff); ine ^iletv (nfTen (bn5 SBoot to. 
 
 3. t (G-tmni) in 91iifnal)me bringen. 
 Ijaucll, V. n. 1. in bie €ee gef)cn rb. 
 
 fnl)rcM. 2. f a) \ct)it^e», hiiifd)iepeii , fort; 
 fd)if(jen. b) (out into...) fid) tinlniTen , fid) 
 perbreiten (in), c) (out of) nbrd)i»cifcii (uuii), 
 (out beyond ...) I)tnnii6rd)n>eifeii (fiber), d) 
 (into) fid) jti'irjen (in). [JKelt gel)en. 
 
 To laiicli Into the world, in bie lueirt 
 liancli, *. 1. IWnr. ] bn« -llblnufcn 
 (einc« vSdjiffcS), iai ^IbinufenlniTeii. 2. eiiie 
 91rt innger ®d)iJT*boote. 3. 6 bie ffntbtm 
 bung. 
 
 IjailClliUfir, lan'shing. arf;. [0)?nr.] 
 
 I'tMii vStnpel IniTenb. - planks, bie '•Mblniif6<| 
 
 piniifeii. [ benb. -knife, bie I'nnjerte. 
 
 I.4aiiciiijif , lan'King. adj. niifrd)iieii| 
 
 Ijilliciiiate, laiikeii^te, (1. laucino) 
 
 r. <t. rfiBfii, jerreigen. j 
 
 l<aucinatiuu, laiuini'sltua , «., 
 
 • ' " -.' jv.,,.. ..„.;,. 
 
 an'&eolar, \ 
 
 lan'sculaie, >adi. 
 1, lan'scolated, ; 
 
 LAN 
 
 'bn< 9?eigen, bie Serreignng. 
 j liaild, land, (nngeir. land; gof^., ^nfl., 
 ibnn., \(i)\)>., benti'd) Snnb) *. l. ia6 (fefle) 
 , Snnb. a. (ein geiuiffcr il;ei( ber Grbubcr* 
 flndje) bai Sanb. 3. bn8 2mb, (S-rbreid), 
 ber aSoben, bie G-rbe. 4. bas Snnb, bie San* 
 berei, ba6 ©rnnbili'icf, (Snt. 5. bn« Snnb 
 (bie (S-iniuof)ner eines Snnbe^). 6. berjmifdjeii 
 iJurd)en ungepftiigr gelafjeiie ^obew. 
 
 By land, I. jn Snnbe. 2. mit gnhri 
 gelegeiiijeit, niif ber aid)re, jiir 9ld)fe. To 
 travel by -, ju Snnbe reft'en. To make the 
 -, to make -, [gjfnr.] bn« Snub aiitl)un. 
 To shut in the -, [Wnr.] bai5 Sanb mid 
 bcm fflefid)te ueriieren. To set the -, [OJJnr.J 
 bai Sanb peileii (unterfiirfjen). To raise the 
 -, ['TCnr.j bn6 Snnb ^oljer ,}n ®endite be< 
 fommeii. -to, I'OKar. ] im 31ngefid)re te« 
 Snnbefi. - laid, [«»?nr.] bai Snnb i|l gclegt 
 (f. to silut in the — }. 
 
 Land-beef, [58ot.] bic ©(((fenjnnge. 
 — bred, eiiKjcimifd), iiiliinbifd). --breeae, 
 ber Sniibipinb. — cape, basJ SBorgebirge. 
 
 — carrack, bn« ^ii|lenrd)iff. --car- 
 riage, ' — conveyance), ber Sanbtran5» 
 port, bie Snnbfutjrc; by -, jnr 2ld)re, niif 
 ber 9ld)fe. --cheap, [-Jiecftt^fpr ] cine 2lb« 
 gabe bei ®nt5uernugernngeii. — cod, [^d)t 
 ttj\)ol.\ ber Knblinu. — fall, 1. bie ©rbj 
 fd)nft nn ®runb(lucfen. 2. [>Knr.] bn« erile 
 Snnb, bns mnn wad) eiiier ©eereife entbc(ft; 
 to make a good -, a bad — , bni enuartete 
 Snub, ein nnbere^ Snnb, ali bai ernmrtete, 
 nntljiin. --fi»!i, ♦ ber Snnbliimmel. Shak. 
 --flood, bie (grogc) llcberrd)iueinmiing. 
 --force (Ob. —-forces, #. pt.), [*9?ilit.] 
 bie Snnbniad>t. — gable, f bie ®rutib» 
 ileiier. --Iierd, bn5 aiif ®riinb|liicfeii mei» 
 beiiDe 95iet). --holder, ber &uti: , Snnb* 
 befioer. --jobber, ber ffliitermnflcr. -- 
 lock, v. (I. mit Snnb iimgeben. --locked, 
 1. uoni Snnbe eingcrdjInfTen. 2. per SCiiibeU 
 gerid)ert, gefperrt (oon jpafen). --loper, 
 1 f ber Sanbii'immel , Sanbiuiirin ((Jiner, 
 ber nie jnr ©ec geljt). 2. ber Sniibilreid^er. 
 --man, f ber Sniibfoffnt. —-mark, 1, 
 [■TOnr.] bie Sniibmnrf. 2. ber ®renj|lein, 
 •i)}?nrf|Tein. — mate, ber tJclDiindjbnr. -- 
 measuring, bieSanbtlieffillig. —-office, 
 [Jiorbnm.] bai ®fiteroerfaiif^nmt. --rail, 
 [OrnitI).] ber 223iefen(nufer , ®d)ri(j. -- 
 raker, bet Siiiib|1reid)er. --rat, f bi« 
 Sanbrn^e (ber Snnbfolbat). --room, em 
 <J5in^ niif bcm Snnbe. — service, [-BJilit.J 
 ber Sfliibbieiiit. -slip, ber grojje &rb|lur). 
 
 — -soldier, ber Sailtfolbnt. — spaniel, 
 ber 5Q3nd)teil)niib. --steward, ber Snnb* 
 rentmeiilcr. — -stieight, f ber (fd)ntnie) 
 Cnnbitreif, bie {5-rbeiige. —-tax. bie(yriinbs, 
 2(«n6|Teuer. --tenant, ber Sniibbefiiyr. 
 --trade, ber Snilbljailbel. --turn, ber 
 Saiibiuinb. --waiter, ber 3i'flaiil'prt|Kt 
 aiiSanbiiiig^pintseii, Strnnbirnd)ter, Straiib> 
 rrtter. --wind, ber Sanbiuiiib. - worker, 
 ber Sanbbniier. -'»-end. ein Sorgebirge 
 nil ber ©iiboilfiiile ton d'liglniib. -'s- 
 man, | ber ''}}^uro|'e, ber itini erilen 'iJiCU 
 niif ber (See i|1. 
 
 ljail<l, (nngrii*. hland, lilond) «. bet 
 i^iirii ; (bal)er ber aire "Jliubrucf) --damn, 
 morben, iiiiibniigrn. Suak. iJl.xd) iUitbern : 
 -damu, dcVtcu, peri>aimeu>. 
 
fnfp. f'lr. f'lll. f.Tl. Me. met. Fine. fin. 1V6. move. n6r. gof. 6il. rloiHl. ri'ibf. Inl). fnll. i//in. Tllis. 505 
 
 Ijand, o. <i. (oitten, <\ni Oan^ I'e^en 
 OB. I'vtiiijrii, aii«id)iffeii , aiiSln6cn, liji'iten. 
 
 r. n. irtuDcii. [6er CiiMbniitr. 
 
 liaiidHii, lanc<aw'.«.(fine 3lrt£iitrd)e) 
 
 Ijandetl, laii'ded, adj. 1. Sail&, 
 Saiiticreieii bi-fiQeiiB. 2. au6 Sdn&eteien, SaiiB 
 btHti)tnt>. 
 
 Landed intereit. [^i^dt.] tit Siinb-. 
 intereffrii , 2nnBeigeiul}riiuer, OJruiiBbffi^cr, 
 8«in6bcrit!cr. - property, ganBereteu. - 
 man. Ber OJruMBeiiieiifijumfr. 
 
 Ijan(1tpmv«,land'grive.«.[X)etttr{^t 
 lani] ta I'.uifiiriif. (Bir £anBgriin"cJ)afr. 
 
 AiHIldtfrnviate, landgri veile, «. 
 
 VjandgTaviue* laadgravia, «. Bie 
 £n^^(lrl^filll^• 
 
 liundingTv landing , «. 1. Ba« 2an: 
 btn, 9Ui6lnBen, tie fi&rdjiiiig , CniiBuiig. 
 Cliargei at -, Bie 8,iiiMinaffo|len. 2. - oB 
 - - p I a c e , n) Ber CaiiBuiig^pIn^, Bie (Sd)ifF5» 
 ImiBe, ainfiirt. b) Ber c6cr(le Iriit an 
 Xreijpen. 3. Bie fiaiiBiiH(j«fi'fteii. 
 
 L a n d i n g-c e r t i f i c a t e, Ber SanBun{}d> 
 ftftein. — chargea, «. p/. Bie SnnBuii(]^>, 
 £6i(<>un(i«fotlen. --weiglit, [^ntiBeJ) tni 
 fiiifliljeiiBe (Seiuirfjt. --waiter*, goUniif-- 
 paffrr, €trniiBii>n(t)ter. 
 
 l^aiidlaflyf land'ladj, «. I. Bie 
 ffliirebrrii'f^i""- '^- ^^' CSliiiliuirtljtnn. 
 
 liaildlCJt!«) land'les, adj. lailBfo^. 
 
 Ijuiidlurd, laud'l<^rd , «. 1. Ber 
 ©utpbtfiijrr , fflninM)frr. 2. Ber fflnftivirtf). 
 
 liaudscapef laiid'ukiipe, HjvU. land- 
 ■cliap; Bnn. landikabi I'c^lV. landskap) «. 
 6te fi.uitrdxift. [mnlcr. 
 
 Landscape-painter, Ber 5imBtd)<U'f 6= 
 
 liaildward, landwiid, adv. Umt» 
 
 E.aiie, line, if)i>n. laan) *. I. Ber 
 
 ftbinnle Wt<[ (befonBer* jiuifdjen 5?frfeiu. 2. 
 Ba6 Oiiiertten , bie (S.ifTe ( J. !8. Cliancery- 
 lane III CiMiDcii). 3. Bie 0)ii(Te, iai ©piilier 
 {(£tM^llrell U.). Bacos. [ ■ e i f a I o n e etc. 
 
 liant', <fd)i>tt.) lone. Jty -, my- 
 
 l^aiu^ly, (rd)i)rt.) lonely. 
 
 l^aiK-rct, lan'neret. rfr. ^iU.) «. [Dr> 
 Bitf).| Bn« >TCniiiid)eii Bi^ 23Bunier<. 
 
 liang-f (fdjeto long- To think-, 
 to Inng; (o weary. 
 
 Eian^ot, lan'gnt, «. Ber SRicnien. 
 
 I^aiiQ^rairet lang'gi&je, } *. L»n- 
 
 liant^rel, lang'grol, J gra^e, 
 
 Db. Langrel-nhot, I. [TOnr.J ItiirtiU. 
 fd)eii.2. eine 9(rt £enenrui)elii. 
 
 Eiaug--syiie) (|Vt)otr.) long since, 
 long ago. 
 
 liangrf eraloo, lanleraluu', «. lai 
 £.iiitfrliil) <eiiic 91rr iti'.rtciifpiei). 
 
 Iiail3°llMi;-e, lang'gwidje, rfr. Ian- 
 gage, 0. Int. Iingu;u #- 1. Bie (iiieiiid)lid)e) 
 €pMd)e. 2. Bir 'Bpradft, ^nrte, Oftrfcii. 3. 
 (Bie 'Jlrt, fi(f> niiejiiBrri(fen) Bie @prnd)f. 4. 
 Bie (eiiiem 25olfe eigeiithriiiiliitej Sprnc^e. 
 5. 1 Bie (Spmd)e (Bee Slngf^ !c.). 6. I| Bie 
 Sillier, B«« 2Jolf. 
 
 To give any one III language, good 
 -, ©inen fd)impfeu , fliifiihren , l)i>ftic^ iiiit 
 ©iiiein KBen, ihm flute 'ia5orte flfbfii. 
 
 Lan g II a ge-niaa t e r, Ber £priid)lrf;rcr, 
 Soracfeiiieiftfr. 
 
 Ijaiii;'iisi{*'e, p. «• t nllf^r^lffrl1. 
 
 l4aug^ua|;^ed y lang'gwiujd , adj. 
 
 LAN 
 
 1. eine ©prncde ^n6enb. 2. mit Ber Sprfld)c 
 
 I'ertraiit. 
 
 M any- 1 an ga aged nationi . SJi^Ifcr 
 
 I'Cti iierrd)ieBeiieii epriid)eii. 111--. uiitcreDt ; 
 
 omi |i1)lfd)rem ©tpl. Well--, PcreDt; I'lm 
 
 gutctii (£ti)l. [jrin.itiiiB. 
 
 lian^ued, iang'gwed, a<(/. [«oeriD.] 
 Kian^uetf lang'gwet. ft. I^iigiielte) 
 
 « etm.16 3iinijeiinl;iiitd)e6, Bie Suiifle, £cfje, 
 
 liang-uid, lang'gw'd, ((at. langui- 
 das) adj. I. matt, fdjiuad). 2. ( liiiiijrfltn ) 
 matt. 3. [^iiiiBel] flrtu, iiidjt (jcfiid)t, lucnit] 
 bcjjeljrt; to be in a - state, BnriiieBerliegcii 
 (u. $aiiBe(). 4. oirjagt, iiiutljIo«. — ade. 
 Lan'guidly, mntt, ('djlUild). 
 
 liaiig-uidnesa, lang'gwidue*. «. 
 1. Bie ■OJ^utigfett, fimftlorigfeit. 2. (Bie 
 Cniiflrniiifeit) Bie ^nttigfeit. 3. Bie SBeriflflt; 
 i}cit. 
 
 I^ang-uiKll, lang'gwish, (fr. languir, 
 P. I. langueo; arm. langui^ia) v. n. I. \\b: 
 ie^reii, aufjef^reii. 2. a^ iVt^iiiiidyreii, uer; 
 rd>mnd)teii, uenjefjeii. b) luclfeii, tvclf fitljcn. 
 3. i rd)iimd)teii ( ivie eiii SiePI)aBer , i>om 
 93li(feic.>. 4. t a) erfdjliiffen, tii« iSti'deii ge» 
 ratl}eii, flcdeii, Iiit;ni oel^cii (|ld) in Bie SiiiiQe 
 jiebenic). b) BariiieBcrlieiifn (o. i^aiiBeUo. 
 5. (for) fic^ abl)armeii, fid) Ijarmeii (iiPer). 
 4. a) U. b; Commerce, agriculture, manu- 
 factures languish, not for want of 
 money, but for want of good niarkett. 
 The war languished for want of 
 supplies. Webster. 
 
 liaiis-uisli, V. a. 1. 1 mott, fd)iuad) 
 mndji'ii. i. t iiieBcrfc^UiGcii (i>ofFiiiiii<ifii >. 
 
 liaiig-uisii, M. I. Bie iStatcigreit. 2. 
 tai tod)miul)[eii, Bie iSel)nriid)t. 
 
 ljau|$°ui»liing-ly,laiig'gwikhiiigle. 
 ado. I. uiiitt, id)iuad). 2. |d)i,iiriij; tvtifle. 
 3. id)iniid)triiB, |Vl)nt'ii4ti(]. 
 
 liailg'ui.«illlll«nt,lang'gwishnient, 
 «. I. Ber 3>itlniiB Be££d;iiiad)teii^, @id)>>ill>) 
 I}artncii5 ; BieOJ^^ttitifeit. 2.1 Ba6>8(()i:iad)teii. 
 
 IjailffUOr, lang'gwdr, dat. W.) t. 
 I. Bie Ol^ucigfeit, ^lufniftiiiif), (£d)iviid)e, 
 ^rnftlofigfeit. 2. Bie (oeii^igo S(unipfl)cit, 
 Uiiil;atiQfeit, Irngljcit. 3. Bee i)tieDcrijcrd)ln> 
 (jeii^cit. 4. Bas 6d)mfld)ttn, Bie ©eljii|iiii)t, 
 bni <Bttfntn. [langoureux) adj. -f traiiriii- 
 
 Kjailg^UOrouSf lang'gwurus, (fr. 
 
 Ijailiaril ) lan'yard, (Lannier, 
 Lanyard) ( fr. Ianiere> «. [']Ofar.J Bil^ 
 Xnijereip. 
 
 Laniards of Ihe gun-ports, of the buoy, 
 of the cathook, of the stoppers etc., ['i))^ir. j 
 Bie 9liifl)i>ler Ber ©ti'irfpiorrcii , ber ftattcii: 
 (leerl Ber 9liiferboje, Bie t'liiifcr Ber iJSeiuer! 
 Jnlie, Bie (£d)ii)ii'piii<i nil Ben ©ropperii ic. 
 
 liaiiiary, lan'cari, (int. lanio) «. 
 Ber 5(cird)rd)iirren. [fdjeii, jfrreigfii. 
 
 Ijailiat«;, la'nii'e, v. a. -f jcrflei: 
 
 liailiatioil, laue^'uhun, «. f BniS 
 3crf!i'irrt)eii, Serreiijcii. 
 
 IjaniferdiiSf lauif'flrus, ((at. la- 
 nifer) adj. lUPdrragi'nB. 
 
 lianifice, lan'ef's. dat. lanificium) 
 «. t bie 5Botlarbeit, BnS '2BLi(!eii}fiig. 
 
 lianiji^'erous, lai.idjenia, (Int. la- 
 nlger) ad) ivi^tlrrngcn!), tuofliiv 
 
 Ijailk, laiigk. (ailfii'ir. Iilanca; fd)(anf) 
 ! adj. 1. fcviniif, i'd)nmcl)(ii}. 2. fci^iaff (^lafe, 
 
 L.\P 
 
 ^Jrfe !c. ). SiiAK. 3. Biiiiii ( .fttTiindre). 4, 
 \<i)\id)t ($aare lo. 5. f rrtjmadjrpiib. 
 
 Lank -jawed, I. frf)llialOnrfiij. 2. ^un* 
 
 I^aiikf V. n. t abiu>i(ierii. [nerleiBio. 
 
 liailliislk , langk ish , adj. ttwai 
 I'e^Iaiif, I'djMff, Bilmi. (rd)lnff; Bfinii. 
 
 liaiikly, laiigk'Ie. adv. iA}mad)ti(\; 
 
 l^aukuess, langk'nes, «. 1. Bit 
 @d)miid)ri<ifeit. 2. Bie 6d)(atTI)oit. 
 
 Ijaiiky, langk'e. adj. & f. Lank. 
 
 Ijanner f lan'nur, (Lan'neret, 
 Lan'ner-hawk) (fr. lanier) t. [Orilit^.] 
 Ber (2(l)i\)immer , XDi'irger, ^Kaii^aBicr , 
 a}ad)tcifa(f. 
 
 lian.<«<IUenet f lan'skennlt, (fr. 
 233. 0. 2iin6»fned)t) «. I- I'^JiIit.] Ber SntiBi* 
 tned}t, SugfuIBnt. 2. [Anrtenip.] Ber Sanbd* 
 (iied)t. 
 
 lianff lant, «. f Ber llriii. - v. a. 
 beljnnien, mit ^nrii ufrmifrfjeii (f. Land). 
 
 liantern, laniiirti. (fLan'thorn) 
 (fr. lantenie; lat. laternn; IjotL. lantaani ; 
 fp. linterna) t. I. Bie I'aterne. 2. a) Bie 
 tyeiierbnfe, Seeleii^te, tai Sciictitfciier. b) 
 ^er £eud)itljMrm. J. ( i!lrd)it. ) iie Cnterne. 
 4. [^td).] bie finterne, Ber X>rel;liii(|, X)ril> 
 ling, Irilling. 
 
 Dark lantern. Bic$leiiB<,£iebd(aternf. 
 Magic -, Bie Sniibcrlnterne. 
 
 Laateru-bearer. Bi-r SntemrntrAger. 
 --braces, «. pt. [@d)iff£b.) Bn^ Saternen* 
 eifen. — crank, Ber Sntfrncnnrm. — • 
 fish, [ 3d)tf;i)0l.] Bie Cnterne. --fly, 
 [©mom. J Ber finternentrnger. --girdles, 
 ». pi. I'OTJiir.] tit eircriieii 93nnBe iim Bie 
 j^interlateriie. —-jaws, *. pi. Bn* eiiigcfnl* 
 lene, Ijngcre (SSend)t. -- maker, Ber 2nter« 
 iiennuid)er. --w heel, [-Wfrf).] Bad IriebrnB. 
 
 ftianiig'iuous. lanu'jiiius, (int. Ia< 
 nugiiiosus) adj. mild)l)narig, ivudig. 
 
 liaodiceaUf laode.'ie'an, adj. (nnt 
 Bie (i'ljriilen in CnoBicnn) Inn (in il(clinipni« 
 fad)eii). — L a o d i c e ' a n i » m, «. Bie Sniiljeit. 
 
 Mjapf lap, (angelf. laeppe; l;u(l., Ban. 
 lap; fd)iu. lapp) *. I. - of tlie ear, Bat 
 Ol^rlnppcften. 2. Ber i£d)oiig Oipfel einc« 
 JtlciBeS). 3. Ber ©djoog (einer fi^enBen 
 ^Perfon). 
 
 Prov. Every thing falls into his lap^ 
 as he desired, ^(lc£ gel)t il)i)i imd) SSjinifd). 
 
 Lap-dog, Ber £d)OPpl)imB. -eared, 
 <S<btnv\>', ipangepljren (jnueiiB. —-full, ein 
 ®d)oo(j uotl. --sided, [-War.] nl)cr()an« 
 geiiB, eine ©c^lngfeite ^nbi'iiB. — -stonj, 
 [Sd)n()m.] Ber Stein , ©djlngilein. -- w i n g, 
 [OriiitI).] Ber ^il'i^. --work, bai @i» 
 flcdjt, Bie i"i6ernerd)lngene ^Jlrbeit. 
 
 liapv V. a. I. uiiird)lngi-n. 2. ivirfcln. 
 3. luicfcin, eimuirfeln. 4. i niifl'ciunOvcn. 
 
 To lap boards. Sjrerer libcr einnuBet 
 frf)Iagen. Lapt in proof, -J- in erprobte 9(u» 
 flung geflciBet. 
 
 To lap about, niifu>irfe(n, ^crumiuicfcln. 
 
 To lap over, fibtTiiMrfi'lii , f.ilren. 
 
 To lap up. 1. niifii'iffolii, einiDirffln. % 
 fled)rcii, iiberi'd}lngi-n. (li-gr, gcmirfelt fein. 
 
 Ijap , V. n. libcr (iriuo^ gcbreitet, ge^ 
 
 To lap over, librrliaunfn. 
 
 I^apf (nngetf. lappiaii ; l)Df(. labben; 
 nrm. lapper; fr. lapei ; Ban. laber) ». a. 
 lecfcn, niiflerfen. - v. n. lecfcn; (up) f(<>In|>» 
 pen (p. ^n^en tc). 
 
50(5 Faio. far. fall. fat. Mk met. Fine. fin. N6, move. n6r. ^t. 6il. rl5iul. Tt'ibe. tub. fiill. (//in, Tllis. 
 
 LAP 
 
 Itap, I. y tie ©iippe. 
 
 Ijapel, lap'pl, *• tiiT (3{pcf09liiffc^(aa- 
 
 K^apicicle) lape^Jde, (liU. lapicida) 
 t. t ftr i2tinimB$, ©teinl)aiier. 
 
 Ijitliiilarious, iapcda'reus, ((at. 
 lapUlaiiiis) adj. flciiiifl , flu5 ©teiiieu &ej 
 flcl)en6, ©teiu ... 
 
 l^apidary« lap'etlare, ((at. lapida- 
 rius; fr. lapidaire) *. 1. Cer ©teiiirc^iu'i6er; 
 Sinuelicr. 2. tcr ©emiiieu!, (Sreiiil;aiiB(ct. 
 3, 6cr fflcmnieii!, ©teiiifuiiCige. 
 
 Iiapi<lary, aUJ. l. iut <Btein\'d)ntiie> 
 funjl oel)&i''a' ®tein... 2. i ©tein.., lapi. 
 bani"d), Sapttar . . . 
 
 Lapidary cut, ber ©teinSnii. -style, 
 t>«r SapiDarilyt. [». a. fleiniocii. 
 
 liapidate, lap'edate, (l. lapido; 
 
 Eii&pidatiuU) lapeda'shun, «. t)ie 
 etetiiiaung. 
 
 I,api(leous, lap'd'eus, ((at. lapi- 
 de»») adj. t fleiiud)t, flciiiartig. 
 
 Iiapl»lescence, lapedcs'slnse, (11. 
 Lit. lapidesco) *. 1. bie SBcrtleiiierunfl (iai 
 85er|leiiurn). 2. bie aSetileiiiening , tai 
 Ipetrefaft. 
 
 MiMpidescent) lapedes'sent, adj. 
 wnleineiift , I'frilciiieniB; fid) uerflciiifriib. 
 
 lii&piilescent, s. bie Derileiiiernbe 
 ©ubiliiiij, i>ai a5er|Teiiicriiiin«imttcl. 
 
 liapidifiC) lapedit'fik., (p. (. lapis 
 n. facio; adj. uer|leiiientb , fleii(6i(Denb, 
 gtein . . . (SCrtfTet ic). 
 
 liapidificatiuii, lapedifeki'shun, 
 (fr. 2B.) *• bie SBerfletiuriitig, ©rljartung ju 
 euicr ®tfiumn(yc. 
 
 liapidif y, lapid'defl, (fr. lapidifier) 
 p. a. [ (?f)em. ] uerileiiiern. - v. n. fid) uer* 
 fleiiicrn. 
 
 liapidist, lap'edist, ». bet ^uiueder, 
 ©teinlimibler, (5-boli1einl;aiib(et. 
 
 liapis, lii'pis, (lat. W.) *. in @tetn. 
 
 Lapis Bononiensis, bet £8u(ugnefer|lein, 
 fi3o(ogucfer|"patl). - liepaticus, bet £ebet» 
 ftein. - Lazuli (lailrull) , bet Cflfutfleiii, 
 Sliiir. - Lydliis, ber ^robiifilcin. 
 
 liaplaud, lap'laud , ». [&eoffc.] 
 L'iipplaiib. 
 
 l^aplander, lap'landur, «. ttt 
 goppe, £a})pl.iiiiber, bie Snpplaiibcrinn. 
 
 liapling', lap'liiig, «. t bet Si'ilKing. 
 
 JLapper, lap'pur, «. l. bet 91uf' 
 isicfler, (swwt , bet luicfelt. 2. bet Seder, 
 ©djiappcr. 
 
 I^appet, lap'pit, (P. lap) «. 1. bet 
 Stcfel, S-li'ige( (ciner .^nube jc); bet©d)t)o^ 
 (ail cinem diode ic). 2. pi. [3"6|1.J eiiie 
 tirt 'iJTfudeliti ju aSorf)aiigen. 
 
 liapsef lapse, (lat. lapsus; ft. laps) 
 «. I. f itt (Jafl (eiiiefi ©ttttn^ !c.). 2. i a) 
 bet SSerlauf (bet Seit). l>) (to) ba8 25er» 
 frtdfn (ill), c) bet $Jel)lttitt, bai aSetffl)eii, 
 bet tleiiie ijcljlet. d) [faiioii. 9{cd)t] bet $eiiu» 
 ffld , S3erfa(l (De« 9{ed)t« , eiiie ^frunbe ju 
 ocrgeb'ein. e) ['J^ecl.] bet ga(( (iUbamis). 
 2. b) The lapse to indolence is soft and 
 imperceptible, but the return to dili- 
 gence ii difficult. Rambler. 
 
 To be lapsed iu lapse, uetfaden feiii, 
 ^itiiGef'ifleii ftili. 
 
 E<aptie, V. n. 1. f fatten (g(eiten). 2. 
 t a) inriaiiteii , perilre id)cii , I'erjlifgen ( ihmi 
 ^r 3i:it;. U> (to) (^uicm {)e(mtaUeii , au 
 
 LAU 
 
 ()cimfarU'n (i>oii ciaem 3fed)te). c) (into) uer» 
 
 faden, gcratl;eii (in), d) (iiipralnd)' fadeii 
 
 (geljler begeljeii, gel;(tritte mac^eii; fid) ucr< 
 
 fd)letttcrn i>b. uerfdjUimiiern;. 
 
 2. c) Homer, in liis ciiaracters of Vulcan 
 
 and Tiiersites, has lapsed into tiie 
 
 burlesque character. Addisoh. 
 
 2. d> Once more I will renew 
 
 Uis lapsed powers. Milton. 
 
 liapse, I), a. 1. t rd)li"ipfeii lafTen. 2. 
 ± a; per|1reid)eii, perfliepeu laffeii, Deriaitmeii 
 (eiiie grill), b) pafniii laffeii (eiiie ^;)5tri4iibe). 
 3. t (yiiien eiiied a5crge()eii5 uberfi'il)rcii. 
 
 I^apsed, lapsd, pp. perfadeii (SSer^ 
 mad)tm(j :c.). 
 
 £iapt) lapt, praet. o. to Lap, micfedt. 
 
 Miar^ lar, (I. W.) (p^ Lares, li'ili) 
 #. ber ip,iniSgi>tt; pi. Die ipaufigottcr, Satcu. 
 
 Ijartouard, lar'burd, (<3err ii. 33urD) 
 «. [OJfar.J ba6 iQadbovb ((i}cgeiitt;eil poii 
 starboard). 
 
 Pull to larboard, (Ireic^) 23arfl)i)rb! 
 
 Ijarboard, adj. ['i))^1r.J ^ndPcrCi... 
 
 Larboard quarter , — watch, bH6 ibild: 
 borbquarticr, bie 23arf&i)rbiuait)e. — tack., 
 bet JbadPorbgaiig (bii6 ajonibetregclii nut bet 
 liiifen ©eite;. 
 
 liarceny , lar'-scne , (fr. larcin; 
 norm, larcim; u. I. latrociiiium) t. [Jicdjti; 
 fpr.] Cer JDieb|lal;l. 
 
 Siiuple larceny, ein einf\\<i)et , genieiJ 
 net Dieb|lal)I. Compound — , bet J)ulj\1ai)l 
 niit ytrfd^limiiicriicen lllll|^^ul^ell, b. (). iiiit 
 (jiiibriid) 2c. Petiy -, ciii I>it'bt1al;l, mo btt 
 2Bcrtl) bei (ijeituljleuen 12 ^iSeiice nid)t iiOcr; 
 lltigt; grand -, ein J)iet|lal)l, ujo berfdOt 
 ine^r alo 12 ^eme betrngt. 
 
 Ijarcllj lartsh, (1. larix) s. — ob. -- 
 tree, [J5ot.J bet £cnl)eiiDaiiin, bie 2exA)e. 
 
 liard, laid, (fr. '^. l>. lat. lardum, 
 lariduiu) «. 1. bet ©ped. 2. bui ©($iuein> 
 fett, ©c^n)eiiifd)iiialj. 
 
 Ijard , (ft. larder) v. a. 1. fpirfen 
 (gleifd)). 2. a) fett tnac^cn, maiden, b; biJUi 
 gen. Shak. c) i fpidcn. 
 
 c) Let no alien interpose, 
 
 To lard with wit thy hungry Epsom 
 prose. DsvuEN. 
 
 liard, V. n. fett merben. 
 
 fl^ardaceOUS , lardA'shus, adj. 
 fperfiirtig, aii5 ©pert bejleljcub. Coxe. 
 
 Kiiurder, lardur, / , ^. r~ ■. 
 
 ■m a .5 , 1 ' J. t *• l-bie©pei|e. 
 
 liardry, lar'die, f ) "^ ' 
 
 fummcr. 2. ber ©peifefd)ranf. 
 
 JLarderer^ lardurur, «. bie ^u&i 
 gcbtriiui; ber ©petrefaiutneraiifl«l)et. 
 
 Ijardiiier, lardeuiir, s. [QiXQl.] 
 Chief-, ber (i-rt'rpedciiiei|lL'r (ein .JiPfbtanitcr). 
 
 liarilius , lir'diiig, t. Da£ ©piden. 
 
 Lai diiig-piii, bie ©ptdiiabel. 
 
 SjarduU} larduu, (fr. '2ij.) ». bai 
 ©pirfubn ttd)en, €pcrf|"ireifrt)eii. 
 
 Sjare, iare. «. lDrect)»U'rj bai Dreljtab. 
 
 Mja,rg*s, lardje, (fr. 'iSJ. ; fp. , port. 
 U. it. largo; ami. larg; lar. Inrgus) adj. 1. 
 grofj (iS«uni , ©d)i|T zc). 2. grop, lueit, 
 breit (geie, 'SJiunD it.). 3. grofi, bcDeureiib 
 (oolfreid) i>. ©tiibten ic). 4. reid). ttici)ih1). 
 &. (to be — oa, upon) ivritiaufig (fiiii 
 liber). 6. i a) grog >^trj. 3{ebeii , 03e< 
 J fd)ciif i(.). b) I iiK'it ((iJpiuiifeii). 7. I'JKar.] 
 ]- wind, eiu Quict ilui'ib. , 
 
 LAR 
 
 4. A large supply of provisions. Wk» 
 STER. 5. I might be very -on the Im- 
 portance and advantages of education- 
 Fei.tob 
 
 To sail, to go large, init atlen ©egclB 
 gel)en. - of limbs , ymi flartem (iJlicDer^ 
 bane. At-, 1. f iDcitlaung, inuiTanMid), 
 auSfrit)r(id). 2. I to talk -, ciu Sauge* iiiit 
 ajrcites fitiua^wi , in ben lag l)indn rebeii. 
 3. ini iJreien (otjne Siuang); to be left -, 
 fic^ fclbjl uberlaijeii bleiben; in the air -, 
 in ber frcicn Suft, im Jreieii; to go -r-, fdn 
 eigener $ert fein; a gentlemaa -, ©iner, 
 ber fein eigenet Spat i|l, iiid)r nuljr ju arbei. 
 ten braii(f)r; hu.siness— , berSlbfay, SSertrieb 
 im ®ropen. - money, grol'e» &elb , grobi 
 ■>))fi'iiije. - discourse, ein lueit iitnf.iffenbe* 
 SBcrilnnb. Su**. 
 
 Large-he a rtedness, f bie ©ro$» 
 l;eriigfcit, i>od)I;er,iigfeit, Sibtjralirat, ipet* 
 jeiufiide. Revwolus. [ autnte fegeln. 
 
 liarj^-e, v. n. ['5?iar.] tnit fjalpeiu 
 
 Kiarg-e, «. [')Jfuf.] etjem. cine Oiore, 
 4 Sii'cioitrrcliioten an ^ettt) gleic^. 
 
 I^arg-ely, laidjele, adii. 1. lueifc. 
 2. lUfiilaiifig, aii^ffiljrlid). 3. rfid)lid) (ge» 
 ben :c.). 4. rcid)lid), in oodem 'Mfajjc (net)« 
 men). Miltos. 
 
 Kiarg-eiieKs , lardje'nls, J. 1. f bie 
 (5)r6Be (eiiiefi il^iercfi :c. ). 2. f bie SGeire, 
 iSreite, Dicfe. 3. i a) bie (gei|lige) (SriJBi; 
 ■Jiide (bc5i>i'rjcii5). b) bie ©ri'jje (cine* aiiu 
 eruiereiiS lo; ber Umfiiiig (ber 'i53iinrd)e jc.) 
 Largeness of capacity, bie grou< 
 (S-infid)t. -of mind, bie5? d)>, ©rofjljerjig* 
 feit. - of views, bet grope, piel umfaf» 
 fenbe !8licf. 
 
 IjargreSS, larjls, (fr. largesse) t. 
 ba& &i'\<i)tnl , Die Sd)LMifiing. 
 
 fljarg'iietto, larget'to, (it. SB.) 
 adv. [OJiuf.J lavgi;etto (eriua^ langfam). — *. 
 Da5 Sargljerto. 
 
 Ijargition f llrjish'un, «. f ba5 
 ©d)eiifen, Die ©djenfiing. 
 
 £iar^u, lar'go, (ir. 2I>.) adf. ['3»uf.] 
 (iirgo (langfiimi. - ». ba& Cargo. 
 
 liark, lark, (aiigelf. laferc, lauerce; 
 fd)Ott. laverok, lauerok; ban. lerke; fd)U). 
 iSrka) *. [Drnitlj.J bie 2erd)e. 
 
 Crested l-ark, bic ipaiibenlcrd)e. Sky. 
 -, field--, bie SJelb>, 'Merierd)e. 
 
 Lark's-heel, ["iJot.J btr geibe 9{irte»» 
 fporn; ysllow -, bie iurfird)e itreue, -- 
 spur, l33ot.] ber 9{irter<, .>pal;nenfporn, bt* 
 ©poriU'liune. 
 
 liurker, lar'kur, ». ber 2erd)ciifi^iignr. 
 
 liarklike , llrk'iike , aUj. eiuer 
 2erd)e aljiilid) oDcr gUid). 
 
 Ijaraiiier, lariueur, (fr. IB.) ». 
 [91rd)it.J bie itaufplatte; ilrcnjlsiiTe, OA\uier« 
 lci|le. 
 
 liaruni, lar'rum. (i<. alarum) i. 1. 
 ber 2i'irin, ailarm; Die Si^rniglorfe. 2. Oef 
 iUetfer (fin ^lOfrfjeng), |. Alarm. 
 
 liar%a, lar'va.^ riar. larva; fd)iB. 
 
 liarve, lArv. j larf) *. 1. [-^lafiirg.] 
 bic £aro«. 2. pi. Larvae, fie i;ari'en, Oit» 
 fpcnilrr. [adj. otrlarot. 
 
 liarvattid, larvi^te.!. (lat. laivatus) 
 
 l.<aryn^eai>, lauirjean.u^/i'Jlnai.J 
 jiim I'litiroljri'iifoofe grl;orig. 
 
 l«aryiig:(Huiiiy} rauugot'^u^ (jt. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, got. 6il, ciSi'id. TAbe, tiib, ffiM. t/zin, Tllis. 
 
 :'>r 
 
 LAK 
 
 ^. tenino) *. fC(}ir.] in Suitxbi}ttn\d}mtt, 
 tie Siiftrohreiiofhiung. 
 
 ■jnryiix, lariiiku, (gr.^.)«. [^iiat.] 
 ber LMfrrobreiifept, ^fljlffpf. 
 
 I^MMCar, laii'kar, t. [Ofliiibien] bcr 
 iiiPiii1>e 'WiifrPiV, .Kaiu'nier. 
 
 l^HMCivieilt) la»i»veeiif. ^ 
 
 IjHSCivieitcy, iaxir'veeuki, ^ ~ 
 i- tit fi'iiiriippii SOorrer. 
 
 I^HSCiviOUSf laMV'v^us, (I. Utci- 
 ▼us< adj. 1. luoiltlilig. ocili luili-rii. 2. mut^-. 
 nullii), aii6ij(ii)iKii. 3. moniiii]. Shak. — 
 <uii'. Laiciv'iously, 1. uuirl^luiUia, au6> 
 jjciafiiii. 2. mi'Iluilig. 
 
 L ascivioun men. ^onilitlinoe. 
 
 Ij»IICi*'iUUilIieSN) la!tiv'veu«iie.«. 
 ». I. CiiiWfilliiir, Cuiltriiljett (DeSiSlirfeSic.;; 
 bit- lliiirht)>>af*!>^ Uii(eurd)l)nt, Uniuct)(. 2. 
 Nf •iliie.id.ififiiljfit. 
 
 Ijtisor - «vorf 9 lil'*ur • wurc, «. 
 [•5or.| H\6 CinVrfriiiU. 
 
 IjHbII) lasli. (Ic-isli; fr. la!***; ^n> 
 
 (AHi) I. I. tir Sdjiiii^e, Sctjiiiirfe <nii riiirr 
 
 ^cindje). 2. t etc OieiBfl, 9{iitl}e; bcioinCi: 
 
 epPttiTci. 3. DJf ®it)liiifle, trr Jticmcii. 4. 
 
 bcr (-)>rit|V1)ciii :c.; $ieb, tStrcict), 3(f)mil;. 
 
 6. bic oiricinc. 
 
 2. The moral is a laali at the vanity of 
 
 anogaliiig that to our*elvei which 
 
 kucceeil* well. L'EsTaANOe. 
 
 Tu be uuder (he laah, unttr bet diUII)C 
 
 noicii. 
 
 La*hfree, i>on bcr ©atnre bcfrcit. 
 
 liaNll) e. a. l.pcinM^cil, OCiOt-Ill, l)>UICll, 
 fdxui^di. 2. 1 bic Q6ti^ti rd}ii>iii|)eit ulbrr;, 
 griBelri (.tai Siiflcr to. 3. (upi iiiit eiticin 
 V>loi>iict;cii @ii9 in bic ^'\i\)t lucrt'cii ; to - up 
 Uit heelt, (liifritMgeii. DnvucH. 4. ^ fd>lil> 
 0;ii (ail.., LUMi belt '233(11(11). &. (to, oii> 
 (uibiiibcn, rcjlbiiibcii, fcilniiid}cii (aii). 
 4. And big waves lash the frighted 
 xhoret. Prior. 
 
 ■jHsIi, e. n. I. rinrrd)cn, fnarien. 2. 
 i a> (aij Qcigclii Kiat ^w\tto, bic 6)ciu(l 
 fd)uMnijcii d'lbcr). b; (iiiit ou> bacatii \oi^ 
 ptiir(l)t-it. 
 
 To lath out, I. <lil<r(t)lA{)en, fllli^Dlcil. 
 2. 1 (i II t u) fid) l^iiiorbcii, fid; ubcrlaiTen (cis 
 wm CrtilT); bcflfi)cii (JclilcD. 
 
 IjiftKltetl, lashd, adj. [!5ot.] (|(n>iin> 
 iwrr, winipfriirtifl. [filiitrdjeiibc. 
 
 Ijawlier^ laih'ur, «. bee ^cin'd^rr; 
 
 IjHxIier, ) ». I'lKar.J bai 
 
 LiaAlkiuff, la^h'iag, 5 ^iiibfcl, @i>rr> 
 tail, !)ii)l)(<iii. 
 
 liMslilug', «. bie Sdiffd^iucifiina; pi. 
 latliiugs out, bir 91u£bru4>e uiiirr £ci> 
 biiiutaff). South. 
 
 IwaMky la*k, (lat. laxus) «. [X\)\tX' 
 arjiuir.] bcr !Diird)f>tQ, Siir4}laiif. 
 
 IjnsSy laa, (V. I».ddeis7) «. bflf 
 «X'.iccDcn. 
 
 L a s * - 1 o rn . uoit bcr Ocliebten iicrfaifcii 
 
 IjaMSitlltlef lan'teiude, (fr. SSj. V 
 i,\\. u*siiudo) «. bie "IDfubitjrciti bie 'JJuit: 
 dflfcit (bci '•Mrrjfcn). 
 
 IjtMt, last, (iiirammcMOC}. o. Uteit; 
 <ni(]eir. last u. latost) adj. 1. ic(>r, (ber, bie, 
 \>a6) Ic^re (bcr 3cit nac^;. 2. (ii>id) alien 
 anbrrn riMnnicnb) Ir^tr. 3. (frincn anbrrn 
 mri}r iind) fid) l)abenb) leOtc. 4. lurdaiiQen 
 •WfTofTen, ocng (4Uc4>e, O'l-iw. S. dupcrik 
 
 LAT 
 
 (S3emul)un(j, SlSit^ciofcit ic.) ; le^tc, Aiigerfle, 
 (jeiirtueile (^^rciW. 6. Ui^ic, gerinijile. 
 
 Tlie last but oue, ber S15L'rlci^tc. The - 
 but two, bcr ^uruDrict>rc. - night, geilerii 
 >Mcnb. -of all, jn allcrlctjt. At-, nm 
 &llDe, jUlcQt. To be upon oiie'a — legs, o 
 I. (id) iiid)C inel;r }U riutjeii iiud) iii t;elfen 
 tuilTen. 2. 1 in ben leijten Susl'" uegen. 
 He is tlie — man 1 should cousult, il)ll 
 miirbe id) jtile^t um 9iatt; friigcn. Our — 
 respects, [^^.uibclj unfer erflcbenil Cc^tco 
 (b. I). ©d)rciOen). 
 
 Liast, M. bcr Ser<f)ln@, tai &nbc. 
 
 At the last, am &iibe, iUlcQC. To ilie-, 
 
 1. b\6 an'* (|-nbc. 2. b\6 aiif bnd aicuperilc. 
 liust, adv. 1. iulti^t, ^um it^ten ^iaXt. 
 
 2. luieijt, cnblid). 
 
 I. 1 saw him last at Portsmouth. 
 liavty (aiiijeir. la^ian, Uestaii) v. n. 
 I. baiierii, biciben, be|1el;en, ivaljren. 2. \)aU 
 ten (uon J.irbcn, (ycud)reii lo. 3. baucrn, 
 iureid)eii, aii£re(d)en. 4. au£bauern (befuub. 
 bci lUcttrcnncn u.). 
 1. Uur governuieat cannot last long 
 uiiiek* adminisicied by houesi men. 
 VVlbstcr. 3. Tiie capiAiu knew he 
 had uoi water ou buuid to last a 
 week. WtBtTER. 
 
 Ijast) (aniieir. laste, laesle; l)t):i. Iresi ; 
 ban. Ue>ti \a)w. la.si; s. l-^d^ii^"* J ^*' 
 V(i|lcn. 
 
 To set a shoe ou the last, lo put a 
 shoe upou the -, ciUCII v£d)ul) ilDrr ben 
 tmlen l"d)M!jcn. Tlie tobiUcr is UOI 10 go 
 beyond hi» -, Hruv. bcr 0(t)U|l(r bUtb' 
 bctin Seiilcu. 
 
 Last- maker, bcr Ci'i|1eiird)nciber. 
 Mjtkmty (angcir. Iiiaei>ie; \<t)i\>., bAn., 
 l)Ull. laiit; rtllj. luste; fr. leat^ «. 1. bic 
 
 U>t|l uin i^o^ilfroeiMic^t;. i. (iiianc^ni. au4) 
 iur> bcr 'i>aUa|l. 
 
 liust, v. a. 1. fiber beii Seiilcn f<i)i<\' 
 QCtt. 2. mu '^alia|l bciiibcii. 
 
 IiaNta|;^e, lastldje, ifr. lestage) «. 
 I. -t ber i5.illa|l. 2. i bie ^d^ijfiUibuna. 3 
 t)n6 L'ailgcib. [ben. 
 
 MjftKtttgiSf V. a. t mit ^aQajl beia< 
 
 L<as(ter, i«« lur, «. [Ocnl.] ba6 &in> 
 laiii'iii ber tfiutt). 
 
 liMstiiig:, ll>'iing, adj. I. biiiurnb, 
 bAiicr^at'c. 2 imincnvat)rciib. — color, ctue 
 ^arbc, bic l^alt. —adit. Laa 'ti ugly, bo 
 llaiiMd ; baneriiaft. I leiii 3ciia>- 
 
 MjaHtiugy : Onbujlr.) ber Sailuia 
 
 l<nstiug:ueNM ) las'i'ngues, «. btc 
 Diiuer, ice 'iim»iil(ciiPc (Ciller SJeiuegiiiig JC). 
 
 l^axilyy la«t le, ade. 1. Ict^icnd. 2. 
 enblid), jnleyt. [alone. 
 
 Lat, d'djDtt tet. fjat be, let 
 
 Eiatcll, latsn, (Sard)ei it. laccio; t. 
 I. bie ininfe, ber Dnidcr, bie 6d)n>i[le (an 
 i.l)iircn). 2. [-JMar.j i»' bie boppeiten $ferbc 
 ain ^esjcl, uin bai I'eilji'cijel aiiinreiDeu. 3. 
 (|'d)Otr.) mire, dub. 
 
 liatcli, r. a. I. iuflinfrn. 2. f ii. i 
 aiifiiiiigcn; aiifncljiiicn, rcniei;nicn. 3. (fr. 
 lecher; t l'd)iuicrrn (Ob. and)) Eiuf'MTfu, bcj 
 rul)rcn. Shak. 
 
 ■iatcliet, laishit, (fr. iacet; «. i. 
 ber Sd)iii)ricincii. 2. bie ria|lif(i)e (5d>ui;> 
 fd)iia(le. 
 
 liate, lAte, (aMQi'lf. iaet, lat; tji'tl}. 
 
 AT 
 
 lata; hoCf. laat; fd)n). latj compar. later a. 
 latter; superl. latest u. last, adj. 1. (,vtu 
 rwatct) fp.it ( 5rfil;li!ii) lo; ip.u rcifciib 
 (5vnrf)t). 2. (®cijenra9 pi'n rriii); ipdt cuimi 
 ber 3eit). 3. (ponnaliij; li'i;t ( juieijr, un« 
 iduijil im >anir gcipefen, j. ':&. 'iiiiiuilerimn icj. 
 4. (ehetnaiigi felig, pcrilorbcn. 5. iieu; frifdj 
 (iuiigil flcfuinincn tc). 6. (noci) iiid)r lanijt 
 ucrjloffen) Ic^t. 7. jiingil nod) aiierfaiinr. 
 4. The late bishop of London. 5. We 
 have received - intelligence. WEasrea. 
 
 Of late, furjlid), nculid). Of - year*, 
 fcif cinigeii ^aljreu. A -auihor, ein nenercc 
 5d)ritt|le[ler. - ripe , fpat rcif. 
 
 liale, adv. 1. ncnlid), fiiijlid>, imigiT:, 
 unl.iiigil. 2. fpdt (anfomnien, reifen lo. 3. 
 ipat (in bie iiad^t l^iiicin ic). 4. juie^t. 5. 
 friil)- Shak. 
 
 Ijate, V. a. [Oertl.] anfrnd)cn. 
 
 liMtebrouS, li tebnis, (LI. Int. lat*. 
 bra) adj. poll uon ©it)lupiiuiiitein ob. ipol;leiw 
 
 Eiated, lAted, adj. t ucrfpiiret, pob 
 ber >)iad)t liberfallcn. Suak. 
 
 JLateeu, lateen', adj. [Tier.] A. ^ 
 sail, fill lateiiiirct)e4(b. t). breie(fi,jc5) SegeL 
 
 Irately, Utele, adv. riirjiid), ititj 
 langil, lunlid). [ SBerboriicui;eit. PAi.Bt. 
 
 l^ateiicy* litonse. tv. Liteulj «. tit 
 
 IjatuueKs, lAte'ues, ». i. bie <8pda 
 (fp.ue 3f ity. 2. bic iJicuOcit (ciner (5'ntbe(f ung) 
 
 Ijatent, lAieut, (lat. latens) adj. I. 
 perborgcn, geljcim. 2. [iJJl^vf.J pcrborgcn, 
 latent dOdrine). 
 
 Ijateral, lat'teral, (|r. SB. p. lat. 
 lairialisj adj. 1. jn bcr ©cite flct)orig, Scu 
 ten... 2. pon bcr Seite l;erporfoinmcnb, 
 tjerfi'iniucnb, Sciren..., iWebcn... (Siueig ic.j. 
 3. [iSot.] fcitenildnbig. 
 
 Judge lateral, ber 9I|Tcffor, ©ciMtjct. 
 
 Laaterality, laiietaleie, *. f bt< 
 9}cru1)ic&eiifeitiijfeit. Brows. 
 
 Ijuterally, lat'terlle, ado. fcirtpim^, 
 poll ber £cite, jiir oi. an ber oeitc. 
 
 Iiateraii,iai'teiau,«. [neuere«9{otn] 
 bcr Sateran (cine Ritd^t). 
 
 A latere, dat. m.) *. [rem. ituric) 
 Legale a latere, etu pdpillid)er a}otrd)«f» 
 ter; legate de latere, b« OtuilitUJ, 3tt» 
 tcriiiiiuiud. 
 
 Ijatered, li't'ird, adj. * pcrfpdtct. 
 
 Ijateriroliuus, lattereru'ieu», d. 
 latus u. folium) adj. [25ot.i fcitenbldttcrifl. 
 
 I<ateritiuu8, lAierUhus, (p. i,u. 
 later) adj. [-}J?eb.J iieflel|1einart'fl, barfileiiu 
 (iirbig. [ber Itijtc, fpdteilc. 
 
 liatest, lA'test, a4}. tuperl. p. late, 
 
 Of latest, am le^tcn, jn fpdt. 
 
 I<atewar«l, l^te'wLd, adj. u. adty. 
 ctwad fpdr, fpdt. [(jfu. 
 
 Late ward hay, ba« ©mnimct, ©pdt» 
 
 Ijatll, lai/i. (IV. clawd; Ildth; fr. latte) 
 J. bie L'attc; Dadjuute. 
 
 Lath-back, ebie 2atte danger, aiif» 
 grfd)OU':">-'r -"Mteurd)). --bricks, : pi, 
 groyc -i).ict|leinc, bic Mi, Catten Ciciien. -• 
 sword, icii l)olicriie Sd)ii'ert. --work, 
 boiS Ciurtiiiuerf. [5p.iii« lo. 
 
 IjHtli , V. a. latrcu, belattcn (em 
 
 Ijatli, (angi-if. letli) «. [d-ngl. j ber 
 ^fjirf pon mtQrereii IjuiiCm ^aiiferu in 
 ciiier (i)r.iiTi1)aK. 
 
 JLatlie, laTlle, (w. luthru) •. 1. 
 
508 V'>ff- fi'ir. f^'li. r.il. M6, met. Fine. fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 5il, clAn*!. Ti'ibe, tul). full. l/,in. 'mis. 
 
 LAT 
 
 [Drcd)«lcv] McBri-d)fcU'nuf, 35re()6<iiif, t)«I)= 
 IiiCe. 2. [Certl.) Die SrtKUcr. I 
 
 To form in the lathe, Dr(c()reln. 
 
 liaflier* laTH ur, (nnnelf. lethrian) : 
 V. w. id)nimieii. - v. a. einfeifeu. I 
 
 liatlier, «■ l. tier @eifrnr(f)aiitn. 2.; 
 tn (£(1)1111111 (t>«r fd^iuiijeiiDi'ii '^itvbe ic). | 
 
 Eintliyf lat/ie, adj. I. Cumt luie eiiie 
 JJrttre, Ifliifl iiitC fciimi. 2. (lu. Ileih, Uyih) 
 igrprCnin.] |'(f)lnff, fd)tonerifl, fdjiunc^. 
 
 liatibulize* latih'iilixe, (lat. latl- 
 buliiiii) V. n. fid) ill eiiie ^ot)lt iurt'irfjief)en, 
 titn ben Winter ii6cr jti |'d)lofen. 
 The tortoise latibulizes in October. 
 Shaw's Zool. 
 
 liaticlave, lat'tikl&ve, (int. iatl- 
 claviiini) t. [a\ti6 SKont] Der bttitt ^iirptit.- 
 flreif ; ta6 iileifi, t>ie Wcftt tuit breitcm $ur> 
 puvOrcife. 
 
 Eiatiii, lat'tin, (fr. SB. v. fnt. latinus) 
 adj. I. liueiuifd) (nitr&mifd)). 2. Jnteiuifd), 
 nfeiiMiinfird), romifdvfntljDlird) (^ird)e). 
 
 lja<in, t. 1. biif Sorciiiii'd^e, Cateiti. 
 2. tir iMtcincr. 3. Me liitciui|"d)e ^oiiipo> 
 'fiiiiMi (ill €d)ulen), tn* G-xmitiiim. 
 
 Ijiitin, ». u. ''^ lii(iiit|1ri-u; tit'£ Sntei: 
 IiiulH' iitni-ici,;cii. [*. Cer CiUiiiidni. 
 
 IjlltilliHiii, lai'liiiitin. (fr. laiinisnie) 
 
 ILjitiiiiiit) lat'iiiiist, (fr. latinikte) «. 
 ti-r IMti'itur. 
 
 flj»(iiiity, latin<-n^ti, (fr. latinittf) «. 
 tiiir i'lUfiii, tie CiitiiiittU. 
 
 Ijtitillizt*, lat tiiiue, (fr. latliiiser) 
 r. II. iiuiiiu'iii. - I), a. intiiiifiren. 
 
 Iialir<»sfroiii!ii, lAtciiis'irus, (v. tnt. 
 
 Iiitiis II. rosirtini) «<(/. lu'titrdlllilbflii]. 
 IjHtisli, late ish. ndj. awdC- \\)at. 
 Ijlitiiaitcy, lat'iciaiise. (Latita' 
 t i o II) d'. iiir. iatiians) s. f fie 2>erlH'rj]cnI)eit 
 Ijaiitaut) lat tetant, adj. -f uabut: 
 Qtn, uenierft. 
 
 l^n<itat,lit'titat. (fnt.)*. [9(ed)t«rpr.] 
 eiu 2L>nt, iia'Mird) Oi'""'i"t' fi'r Die iloiiiflfi 
 brtllf (Kings Bench) (leliiDfll luirD. 
 
 Eiatitiite, lat'ieiAte, r. n. vcrfltcft 
 oDer pertn^riKii fern. 
 
 I*»<i<iitle, lai't^ti'tde. (fr. <n3. v. Int. 
 latiiiido; n\ llyd) *. I. f Die 55reirc, ffiiire. 
 WoTTON. 2. i a) DiT llminiifl, Die 91iifDt'() 
 nuiig. b) Der PiraD. o Die lliKjcbiiiiDenlirit, 
 grtiljeit; Dor Spirlrfliiiii. 3. + Der iKniiui. 
 iocRE. 4. (03fogr. u. 'JHilrcii.] Die Sbrcite. 
 2. a) i pretend not to treat of them in 
 their full latitude. Lockb. b) To so 
 great a — etc. c) In hnnian actions, 
 there are no degrees and precise na- 
 tural limits described, hut a latitude 
 is indulged. Tayloh. 
 
 In the forty -third degree of north la- 
 titude, i«t Drei imb I'irrjiiiilenOJrnDe uiJrD: 
 Od>er SJrcite. In the - of fourty degrees 
 Bouih. im I'ierjiijflcM (55niDc fi'iMidjrr 23reitf. 
 His great - of knowledge, friuc niifgrfrrei: 
 ttttii ^fimtmiTe. Thi« - of construction, 
 jirfc fteie IDeiitung, Sliiglfjjiinfl. In such 
 latitudes of sense, in riMtm fo Oll«(JC< 
 fcfljntfn ©iniif. 
 
 lyaiitlldilial, lat^n^-denal. ndj. )lir 
 S3rritf fl''l)«Hj, in Drr 9{id)run(j trr Sreite, 
 SSri-ircn - . . 
 
 IjatitiKliiiariaii, lai^u'idjuiil 
 
 •«, '.Ir.l. lallluiliiiaire^ adj. UIIQCl'llllDcil, frci; 
 
 LAU 
 
 frri(iri|lfrirrf>, frfi Deiifenb oDer fjniiDedib. 
 
 liattitudiuariuii, s. Der tjreigtiil, 
 gniDi'iitcr. 
 
 IjatituflinarinniKiii « laieiude 
 iia ieaiii/.iii. «. Die (yi'iifi'iiffvei, S-nigetilrrei; 
 I fnie ■Wi'imiiincii oD. Okftiiiiiiiifli'n. 
 
 liatrailt) lA tiant, (O. int. lairo; aiij. 
 I. T belleuD. 2. i (jclieiiD c^Kiiijen). 
 
 liatrate, li tr^te. v. n. beden. 
 
 IiHtrution,latra'shun, t. tai iBcUen. 
 
 liatria, latiea. (qv. latrela) *. [xbm. 
 tatl). aCel.j Die aiubctiimj (©L'tte^; ©egens 
 fatj u. dulia, aScreljriing Der ipciligen). 
 
 Ijatrobite,latr6'bhe, «. LO}?iner(i(g.] 
 Der Cntrobit. 
 
 liatrociny, lat'risenl, (Latro- 
 cina'tion) (lat. latrociniuni) «. -f ttt 
 DicbflaM, Die Dieberct. 
 
 I^atteil) lat'ten, (fr. laiton) «. iai 
 (Der) ■'Wtfiiiig. - adj. inetYiiigeii. 
 
 Rolled lat ten, t<\6 ^JioiU'lliiirft'tllj]. 
 
 Latten-bra»R, Dn6 •i)}fcrfill3t'lt'd). 
 
 Mjatter, lat'iur, (iinrcgilm. coinp. i>. 
 late) adj. 1. (nnc^ etiuii« SlnDcreiii fi'mnieiiD) 
 fpiitcr. 2. (jiilci^t criualjiit) Icijtrr. 3. t It^t 
 (&nDe to. 4. neiier (ueu, nioDern). 
 4. lu these latter ages. 
 
 Latter fruits. Die Spiitfnlrfjfe, Dnf Spiit: 
 Db(l. -day, Der jiingile Xng. Shak. -■ 
 crop, --math, t>n6 OJnimnict, ©pntljcii. 
 
 Eiatterly, lat'turie, ade. neueriid), 
 in Der lct;tfii 3eir, gcgen Dn5 Qnt!e, 
 
 liatlice, lat-tis, (fr. lattis) «. tai 
 (Sitter, Die Iviilje. 
 
 Lattice-like, flitternrtig. — win- 
 dow, DaiJ 65itterfen|lfr. --work, DaS 
 (iiittcnuerf. [tern, I'ergitteru. 
 
 liattice^ V, a. gittern; (up) iibergit: 
 
 liaucll, (fC^DtC.) law, usage, 
 CU8I0 ni. 
 
 liaud, liwd, Mat. lau.H, laudis; m. clod) 
 *. 1. t i<^& -i'&< t'tr '$Tei6. Pope. 2. (ein 
 Il;eil iti Oii)(tei3Dien|le£) Die Subpreifung, 
 cer Sobgefnng. 
 
 I^aud, D. a. (pbcn, preifen. 
 
 liltlldithle) law'dabl. (fat. lauda- 
 bilis) adj. I. lobeii^iiuivDig, prrifiutirDig, lt>: 
 be iii'ii'frtl) , loblirt). 2. i'TOcD.] gut, gefniib 
 (2.iliit) ; giitarng (Girer). ARBtxiiNox. — 
 adv. Lau'dably, lobeniiutkbifl, AUf elite 
 |[>l'lid)e 2Cci|C. 
 
 liaiidableness, law'dablnls. <-;■ 
 I, n u d n b i 1 ' i t y ) «. Die Cobeii^iuiivDigfeit, 
 l'iibli(l)ffit. 
 
 l^iaiidaniiin, lod'danum, (gr. lada- 
 no») *. (5?fil|lo|Ti.| t>(\i SanDanum. 
 
 Eiaudatiw, iJw datlv, adj. t lo> 
 benD. - *. Die S?iU'reDe, 2pbiri)rift. Bacon. 
 
 Kiaudat^try, l^wdaturi, adj. prcf 
 fciiD, Sob ciithalrciiP, Sob... 
 
 I^audatwry, s. tM, nai Sob ent()alt. 
 
 IjaMder,iiw'dur. «. Drv £'ober,^^rcirrr. 
 
 Ijaii;$°llf laf. (angclf. hiihan; gorl). 
 
 hiahyan ; l)o(l. lachgen ; Ijebr. II. d)tllD. laag) 
 
 V. n. I. ; lad)en. 2. (at) iad)cn (ilbrr); (&!. 
 
 iva«, ©inen) nii^ladjen, I'erladjen. 3. fa) 
 
 lad)ri!. b) jiilad)rin. 
 
 3. a) Then laughs the childish year 
 
 with flow'rels crown'd. Drvuck. And 
 
 o>r (lie foaming bowl. Ilie I n ii g h i n g 
 
 wine. Pope, b) Tlie world ni.-iy -ayain. 
 
 SllAKSt'EAKe. 
 
 LAV 
 
 To laugh ontrigiit (out), ail« UPftftn 
 alie Iiic^fii. To - at any one to his fae<s 
 (iiiicm in'6 (?)rfid)t lad)eii. To - in obc's 
 sleeve, iu'g 5-mi|lrt)i'ii lad)eii. To - from 
 ilie leeth outward, greilieil. To - at a leather, 
 libcv Olllcf (ol)iie Urrad)e) ladjcii. To tall a 
 liinghing, eiiic £ad)e aiifirtjlaijen. 
 
 liau^li, V. a. 10 - out, (©iiien) aiMf 
 liirt)iii, iuni (ycladjrer niadjcu. 
 
 To 1 a u g h to scorn. aiu-Mrt)cn, uerlat^en, 
 luTrpiHrcii, jiim (yeipijrt nuiil)fn. To - out 
 a loud applause, laillcil SSilfall Jlllad)cn. 
 
 I^aiig-li, *. Dae Sad)eii, Die 2<i(i)t. 
 
 L a II g h - w o r t h y , lacl)i'rlirf). 
 
 Ijaiig-liable, lafaui, adj. lacfjcrlic^. 
 
 Iwaii^lier, lafiii, t. Der Sad)er. 
 
 JLaiig'liiiig-, laf'ing, *. Das Sadjen. 
 
 L^Mighing-stock, (Die 3iell'd)eibe 6e« 
 Sinntef) Dai5 ©cladjrer, Der ©pott. 
 
 liaug-biii^ly, lat ingle, adv. la$ 
 rt)l'M^, mi of. iiiitir Sad)cn. 
 
 ]jau j>liter, llftiir, «. bai (55crii(t)te». 
 
 lo bii-ak out into a laughter, cm (SCi 
 liirtMfr amTd)la(ieii. 
 
 l^auiiiuuite, liw'munite, a, [Wilt 
 iierauvi Per Saimioiiir. 
 
 I.iaillicllv iansh. f. Lanch. 
 
 IjaiiiKl, livvnd. *. '■■■ Dev offfiie, gfatte, 
 freu (ijras'play, ireie ^Ui9 in einem (iJeljiiije; 
 laiiu)) Pie 'iCilDbaljn. 
 
 Ijailllder, lln'dvlr, (u. U\t. lavo) ». 
 
 1. Du- >i',Hiicl)irinn. 2. [')}fiit.] Dev 2i5a(ycvti-og. 
 I.iaiiMfler, v. a. f ivafdjen, arisen. ■ 
 Ijauiiderer , landcntr , «. Der 
 
 2i3uul)ir. [rd)i'viiiii, 2Ba)'d)trau. 
 
 l^iaundress, landtes, j. Die 'lOivi 
 
 liauiidress, v. «. luafdjen, fid) mit 
 233ard)eii abgebcii. 
 
 liaiindr}', lan'dr^, *. I. DaS <H3af(^. 
 Ijaiii, Die '2i;aid)fiid)e. 2. bai 253afd)en, Die 
 ^li3ard)e. 
 
 liaiireate, iSw'relt. ((at. laureatus) 
 adj. lutt Sorbeern gcfront. 
 
 Poet laureate, 1. Der gefronte Bi(^tcr. 
 
 2. Der ipofDid)tcr (in ©iiglanD to. 
 Ijaureate, «. l. Der mit Sorbeem 
 
 (yefroiire. 2. f Der $ofDid)ter. 
 
 Ijaiireate, v. a. (mit Sorbeerii) ttii 
 neu (Oid)fer ic). 
 
 liaureation , lEwrca'.siiun , «. 
 (fd)ort. Unioerf. u. ct)cm. oiul) in DjrfovDJ 
 Die 'ipronunion. 
 
 liaurel) lor'ril, ((at. laums) ». 1. - 
 ii>. -tree, Der Sorbecr, Sorbeerbanm: 2. 
 - dD. crown of — , Der SorOccrfvanj. 
 
 Laurel of Alexandria, [!6or.] Der TOillH 
 ffDorii. --herb, (25ot.] Da6 Corbeerfranr. 
 
 liaurcled, inriiid, adj. nut £or« 
 beeru gifroiit oDer gefdjmi'idt. 
 
 Ijaiireuce, lor'iense, «. Soreiij, 
 Saureunii*. 
 
 IjaiirireroiiM, lorrffflrus, (p. (at 
 laums 11. fero) ndj. lorbeertragi'iiD. 
 
 I^aiirustill, lor'rustin.( lat. lauruktl- 
 nus) *. Der iiMiDe Corbeerbaiim. [fraiit. 
 
 fiaiiK'kraut , s. ['^•■'t.] DaS Saufet 
 
 I.iaiitu, l^w'tu, «. [Qiefd). V. ipcrii] 
 eine .RopibiiiDe Der Oi'f'i*- 
 
 Ijiii%'a, lAva. (It. <IG.) *. Die ^ava (fo« 
 ivolM lilt (IfnTiafn alf hartrn 3"A<i"fe>- 
 
 fjavatiuu, Ia\asliu4i, tuit.) «. Ht 
 'a}ai"il)en. 
 
Fhte. far. falL fat. Mk. iiift. Fin*', fin. N6, move, n6r, sot. 6il. dcii'iil. Ti'ib.'. iTib. fAlI. iZ-in. Illi^. 50-1 
 
 LAV 
 
 liavaiory, lavvatur^, «. l. tn 
 
 03iiiM)Vlni>; I'Wiii.] Per <a3ard)u(iiO , tie 
 SBarcl)e. 2. ia& 2S3ii|(^iun(fer ifiir fraiiff 
 lljeile). 
 
 littVe^ live, (Iflt. laTo; fan^fr. «llaT.i) 
 V. a. ^ vi. ^t)tt. luafdjeti, baBeit; (ciitQeni 
 uberii'nrrf)fit. 
 
 JLave, V. n. ^ fid) baitn. Pope. 
 
 Ijave^ ifr. lever) V. a. -f mifd^mtti. 
 
 liuve, «. I. iev ©n^, ©oDeiifiit). 2. 
 (fctjott.) tlie rest; the olliers. 
 
 Ijave-eared, live-^erd', ad), t 
 ©(l>liippol)reii Ijabriib. 
 
 liaveer, Uveer', (f)o(I. laveeren) v. 
 m. I. (-JKiir. I liU'iren. 2. fid) breljen. 
 
 liaveercr, liiiifur, «. T u. i ber 
 Cni'irir. 
 
 ffiaveuflcr) lav'vlndur, (tat. laveii- 
 dulii) s. [5)ot.J tier 2auen6el. french -, ia6 
 (BtbibMtrttut. 
 
 Prov. To l.-iy up in lavender, O I. 
 utrpfiinbcu. 2. rtufl'cben. 
 
 Lavender-«piiie, [Sot] Me <S\>ittt. 
 
 Eiaver, li'vur, (fr. UvoJr) «. bae 
 CDnrd)l'r(ffii. [Cfrd)t. 
 
 IjawrOCUf lav'erok, (f(i)Ott.) 4. bit 
 
 Iiavisll, lav ill), (U. lilt, liber ob. lavoi 
 tiitj. I. (of) i>frrd)ii>fn6rrifd) (in, mit). 2. 
 ubtrtritbtn, iinMia(}to ( '21ui<g.ibe tc. ). 3.1 
 unnrbuMCeii, ivilb, tret. Shak. 
 
 He was Inviah of expenae. tt ver(l)iU 
 pie! (JJcIC, g.i6 !8ir( aui. To be too - (wIiId 
 of one • tongue, |ii ^ei (vrtdfCH. 
 
 IjavlNli, V. a. I. f u. 1 i<err(i)tveti&cii, 
 per.itiitfii. 2. (away) iieri"rt>n)eiiCeii. 
 
 IjavisUer, lavUhur, «. btr 9?er: 
 f(^!OfM^er. [Perifd). 
 
 liavivlily, lav'shli. ade. ven'djiveii' 
 
 Ijavi<«lllll(*llt, lav isliiiieiii.i «. I. 
 
 lia«i«lill«88, lav'Uliiiea, ^ t»ic 
 8Jer^l1)ll'tll^lllla. 2. t bit Uiigr6iiii6eiil)fit. 
 
 I^avulta, lavol'tH, (if. S23.) *. ciiir 
 Krt iE>rpier 06. i^opeiwnljrr. Shak. 
 
 E<a«Vf l&w, (nngrif. laga, lage, lag. 
 lali ; rd)iv. lag; (nil. lov; fr. lot; liU. Irxi 
 *. I. [5eed)t«iVr.) M6 (SeiVij. 2. ['JtMiTeiird) 1 
 bai (iJeieij (j. 25. bat "J^nriutrefdje (Jicfrtj >■ 
 3. (Bie SSon'djrift) bai ©ffrfj- 4. n «) tils' 
 Qititt} (tui'i'inrcfte Wefe^; bt\i nlie ieilninfiit ; 
 tie fitiif Siut'-r Wi'ft*). b) ^n* (iJnr^ clOi'rt 
 ni^ttee). 5. (fer Oiibegriff btt fid) aiif riiii-ii 
 ®iMeii|lnii6 bciifljeiiDeit &t\ti)t) 0>\6 3{cd>r. 
 6. bn6 <|rrld)tlid)e !8trfnl)ren, brr ^rp^i'B. 
 9{ed)t*ilreit. 7. tie 5(ed)te, 9{cd)feivi|ifii- 
 fd).)ft, 9{fd)f#(ielel)rramreit. 8. (tiitcii (^Jnib 
 err QSenuaitDtidjaft aiijetflent, f. lu. untiii 
 Brother in - etc ). 
 
 Law of nature, bat >Jiiitltrre(^t. In- 
 ternational -. - of nation*, f iij 3S[Mffrrrd)r. 
 Civil -, bat bt'ir(irrlid)e d^ct^r. Connuon -. 
 unwritten -. bat (leiiieiiie SCtrt)!, t*)fiurl)ti> 
 ^eiti}red)t, f^rrfpitiinrii. Municipal -. bae 
 ©trtbtgeie? , p/. tie ©tiiPtredtte, ©tntiirett. 
 Canon -, bai ffllldlirdje 'J{e(ftt. Eccle»iH»- 
 ticnl • -. til* Jtird)i'iirrd)t. Moral -, bat Sit. 
 teiiflrffO- --law. I. bat ©tabtgcfcQ. 2. bat 
 3>eiVtt, b*it tint i{i^>rperrd)iift r'giiltrt. 3. tii 
 9?it<i'iii.'cri'rfiiiiiin. 4. /;/. ( -.>(en)re)pr. j bn 
 'JBlllfllnri'l'.. - nwrliiii. MMriiiil -. bai 
 ^ririierrc^t. Mnrine lawk. bat Srrr(d)i 
 l'oiiniier:ial — . — -lu ere ham. — lui-rc.in 
 liir, — of mricliauta, bat >paiitcleri'd)r 
 
 LAW 
 
 L a w of mark, mart, repriaala. bat i){ed)t ter 
 "J{epre(7.ilieii. Wager ot -. bat 'liitcibieiiit, 
 ivi'>ieit titter €d)iilft<^rteruii>j ic. 1I11 eitinii 
 bc|tiiitiitreii Xaqt eiiteii (s\b ^ti rd)ii)ori'it tint 
 etif ititbcft^t'lteite 3?iUl)biirii .iii» St'i'iKit >iiit- 
 jiinit'eit. Doctor of laws, in -, Softer fer 
 :i){i'd)te. A man learned in llie — . etil ')i<(i)Ifi 
 fiiitb.ger. -of the staple, bii^^iuiOeliHetDr, 
 Laws of customs, S^I'Si-'ret^e. 
 
 To go to law, 1. por (ycn4)t geljett. 2. 
 (With) (f-itteii geric^ilid) bi-uiiiijt'ii, ctiit-ii '^ros 
 }(^ iMifiUtgeti (itiit;, (i'tiietii eiiieit ^projen •<»= 
 Ijiltigeu. To sue any one at -, G-|Hcii gcrtdjr! 
 lilt) bfliKtgcit. To be at -, eiiicti iJJii'ii'i; i)a. 
 Pen, pn^ieiTireii. Good in -, rri()t<.<>]iilci<]. 
 To follow the -, tie ditdju ilubireit. To 
 take the - on..., of..., jtl t^uid)[e t]ei;(n 
 mit..., projeiilrett titit ... 
 
 Brother in law, 1. ter i^illbbrtlber. 2 
 ber iSdjiuagcr. Sister in -, I. Die ipiiiDfd)ii)e« 
 Hit. 2. bie >Sd>>»>i|}eriltU. Daughter iu -, 
 
 1. bie ©t.eftod)tcr. 2. bit <£d)iviegeriDd)tcr. 
 Son in -, 1. ber ©tieff0l)it. 2. btt ©iDivte- 
 gcriVljit. Father in -, 1. ber SttHuaier. 2. 
 ber od)iuie{|eri>oier. Mother in -, 1. bie 
 Sttefiitiifter. 2. bie @d>it)tegrrinutter. 
 
 Law-breaker, Cer Uebertreter btt 
 (lit\tt}ti. --charges, pi. btt (Seridjts., 
 ■IJroie^foilen , ®ertd)t*(jebi'ti;reii. --day. 
 ber QitndiUtafi, Icriitiit. — dog, eiit $iiiib 
 ttitt aii«()ei'd)iiitteiieii SiiUeii. --expenses, 
 fte (yerid)i«fi>i^eu. --suti, ber ^^JJroicg, 
 Jiec^tefiill, i>{cd)te|1reiti to bring in, or to 
 enter a - against ..., ^iiige erljebeii (jejjeit 
 ..., fliigbiir luerbtn gegeii ... 
 
 Law, V a. (btix 3iigbl;titiCeiu bie S9at> 
 icit lilt belt i^t'tgcii iiu6fd)ite>brii. 
 
 ■jawful, liw'tui, u((/. I. geie^lid), 
 gefet;t)t>iOtg, eriiiubt. 2. Tc4)(iiia@ia (.^e^l9er^ 
 3. gijlttg u>un Dofitntetiteit). 
 
 Eiawf ully, liwf&li , ad». gefeQli^, 
 iitit i^iig tiiib i){ec^t. 
 
 liatvruluess, liwfdlnes, «. bie 
 i){ed?tiii.i6ij)fctt, (aefei;lid)fcif. ( fe^jgcber. 
 
 Kja^v^river, l^wgivur, «. ber (4e> 
 
 lia«%|{^ivill||') lawgiving, adj. gei 
 fen.ii'bfiib. 
 
 La^viuif,) (rd)ott.) «. bie 9{e4)tiiiitg, 
 
 Ija««'iu, 5 3ed)e. 
 
 E<a«vlan, (f^ott.; lowland. 
 
 lja\«'les)«, liiw'les, adj. 1. gefrt)Io$. 
 
 2. gei'cijiu.briij, tingefe^lid) , iinred)ititit||ig. 
 
 3. ^ iiid)( ben gcw&l}itli(^eti >>?iitiirge|'c9eii im> 
 tetriuirfeii. 
 
 3. He, meteor - like, flame* lawless 
 Mirough the void. Pope. 
 
 Eia>vlessly} liwiesii, adr. gefe^' 
 lutfrig. 
 
 IjawleiKsnesS) l&wlisnes, «. bie 
 
 (»5ci"ft;ll'rt.lfftt. SPEStSBK. 
 
 Ijawinakerf liw'makur, <. ber 
 
 (ijeuniifbrr. [ber 3tiiigeiibierd)er, 9?rtPiilt|l. 
 
 IjU^Vinung^er, lawmunggtir. M. 
 
 liawn, liwn, at), linn; lilt, planus; 
 *. I. ber t'rete, ojffite, gliirte (iJrafpla^ (itt 
 riitctn il>nrfc>; bte i;id)tiiiifl, ber frrie -i3lai; 
 (til (^)fijoiji"ii). 2. bie 'iUiibbiil)!!. 
 
 Iia«%'llf (fr. Iin»n; v. lilt, liniiiu) t. 
 lo»c>iiilr.| ber Siiioii, Sinr, «d>leii'r, biie 
 KInriiiiD 
 
 |ja«vu, adj. aui dd)Ii'irr<, AliUttit^ 
 I'lriiTtigi. 
 
 LAY 
 
 liaway, lawn'e, adj. ebeii ; ipie ei» 
 frcicr, iffeiier, glittter tariupla^; ipie eiiu 
 Sic^tiiiig. 
 
 I^awiiy, adj. aut 2iiioii pcrffrtigt. 
 
 liaivrence, l^w reuse, s. CiTrilj. 
 
 Ijawyer, liwyer. *. (eiit iiUgniu 
 ^lll^briltf filr uitoiiieys, counselors, solici- 
 tors. burri.siers, sergeants u. iidvociiieii) 
 ber i){ei^ti5gelcl)rte, Oiiri|1, 'llbpofnr, Sad)^ 
 n>iUt?r. [ijod'ljner. 
 
 Lawyer-like, ivie eiii ivirf lidjer ilvod)t6j 
 
 Iia»vyerly,ii»vyerie.a<</. i)crid)riii^. 
 
 IjUX, laks. Uitr. laxus; fr. lache* adj. 
 I. [-Web. J rd)liiff tjieircfe, giber). 2. inrfec 
 (G-rbe, ©toff). 3. fdjiiiff, nbgerpiiiiiit, IP6. 
 4. t a) itid)t (Ireitg gt-iiiiti, iiiibeilimiiit. b) 
 iiid)t flreiig , lay , fd)la(f ((Sruubfa^e ic). 5. 
 ben Dtirc^fiill tjobcnb. 
 
 Lax membrane, [Jlnnt.] ber (^rfitfilff't. 
 
 liaX) t. i. ber Dtird)f<in, bai >21biuci< 
 djtu. 2. (iini]fir. laexi t Der Siid>*. 
 
 IjaxatioUf laksAshiin, t. 1. bat 
 Socferinitd)eii, ©d)liiffiita(])en. 2. bte ©c^liifft 
 t)ti(, Sorfcrljrif. 
 
 liaxatlve, lakaaiiv. (fr. Inxatif> 
 adj. iibfiil)ceiib, eri['jfniub, Iiijrirenb. - «. bat 
 »Jtbfttl)rniig*=, Siirirmittel, bte Siiianj. 
 
 liaxativeueHK , lakaativnes, «. 
 bie (S'tgeiird)rtfr, bat JBirmogeit, btn 2eib }u 
 offncn, ju liiTtien. 
 
 liaxity, lakk'iij, aat. Iaxiia.i) «. I. 
 f bie I'otferljeir, lotfrre 55erd)iitfeiil;eit. 2. 
 (<J»eb.l bie Sd)l.iffl)i-it, (Jrrc^ltiffun,) (ber Jii 
 bent). 3. 1 a^ bie Uitbi'ilii)iuiti)eii (iiii jlti6> 
 brncfeic. ). b) pie ©d)liiffi)fit (ber (JJrunbi 
 fii^ei. 4. bie Orjyanng. 6. bte Seibegotfnnng, 
 ber offeite Ceib. [beiliminr, liij;. 
 
 Kiaxly , laks'lo, adv. io(fcr; uui 
 
 l<axuVM<«, iaksues, t. 1. ['jjicb.] bit 
 •Jlbrpiiniiiiitg, ©d)liiffi)eit (ber -)J?ii6fcln). 2. 
 bte ©d)latI')eit,')lbfpiiiiiiiiiigieiueoSiri(fc*:c.). 
 3. t bte ©d)liiiTl}eit ( ber Wrtiiibirttje). 4. bit 
 i.'orfrrl)tit. 3. tic Ceibci^offniing. 
 
 Ijay, lA. praet p. Lie. 
 
 l<ayf (illiiiclf. lergan, legan ; ^ofl. leg- 
 gen ; |M)iu. lagga; legem praet. n. pp. laid, 
 ». a. I. $ Irjrii. 2. iiieberiegeit, ninlegen. 
 3. attflfgeit; eiiitegeii. 4. biUUgrn, l)iiilegen. 
 9. Irgeii, lofd)en (ben vStiUtP to; biiiiipien 
 (bte ^i^ei; legcn (P. '^inDe). 6. i biutneH 
 (ben leiifcl, eiiirn t>>ft|l). 7. 1 nnlegen, i'er« 
 am'tnlten, oii«rtiinen (cinen '^ISlan); einrt(^< 
 ten, uernbreben. 8. t beffiitfrigen , linbern, 
 llillen (ben j^unger, eiiien 'ilufrni)r to. V. 
 [(Sartenb.] iibfeiiren ( iJIelfen 2c. ) ; fftdjiVii 
 (2Dfini"ipcfe). 10. ivetten. II. iiuficgen 
 (©leuern;. 12. [•})?«. J a) legeit, aui Dttii 
 ®ertd)tc perlteren (.bai 2anb). b; rd)i,igen 
 (em irtit). 13. [ind)tn.] i.Urrn (fen Seti.j, 
 uiu il)n in noppeit). 14. l-JJrriviinfntii!.) iiini 
 ©Iiiiten aiif etnanber legen ibit6-4>enirttjti:nti. 
 2. Violent winds with rain lay corn and 
 grass. WcBiTER. lb. To - a crown oe 
 an engle. Webster. 11. To - a las 
 on laud ; to — a duty on sail. Wcb!>tek. 
 
 To lay n tax, a duty ou ..., 1. l^'tiviii 
 bejlritertt. 2. (riiiein riiie ©truer aiiftegeii. 
 To - taxsA, *2lii|lii,]en ntiid)en. To - the 
 cloth, ben lifd) fccfrlt. To - an iiiilietuieut, 
 e.ne itUige porbriiiijiii. To - a Kuate, a« 
 ambnxii, a net. elite ©djtilige , rilieit $tn> 
 iert;itli, rin -}ieg irgen. To - ^he liauu* 'iit.., 
 
510 Tatp. rf.r. fall. faf. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6. move. nor. sot, 6il. cUiul Tube, lOb. full. i/mh. THis. 
 
 LAY 
 
 ©tnem ble$mi?e niiflfflen. To lay hands on. 
 upon ..., 5piin& Ifijeii an (©iiifU). To - 
 any one on the face, o G-iiieii I'eohrfeigeil, 
 bnnniiirdjeflen. To - blows, Srtjlaflc gct'eii. 
 To - eggs. (S-ier Ifgen. To - in oider, or; 
 bentlic^ legen. To - a ship ahold. [OJfiir.) 
 niitDem ©cfjiife I'oii beni lifer Icijeii. To -in 
 ridges, rtolcii (einen 9lcfer). To - a wager, 
 tuetteil (on, ailf). To - at stake, nilf tai 
 ©piel fe^en. To - plots, j^oiupli'trc nindjcu, 
 nnjcttelii. To- wait for.., (Siiieni nnd)|'lel! 
 Un, fliifliUiern. To - siege to a place, cine 
 ©ttttt belnijcrn. To — for an excuse, al& 
 c*. jiir ©utfcfjulbiaiing niifleben. To - one's 
 excuse upon any thing, jld) entfd}lllt)i{|en 
 IVCilcn ... To — a crime against any one, 
 Giiien eincS SScrbrerfjenS be|"d)iiiPigcii. To - 
 to heart , fid) ju ^pcrjeii nc()meii , fid) am 
 ^erjcii gelPijeii fei" InJTcn. To - one's self 
 at one's mercy, fid) nuf fflnabc u. UiigiiaCe 
 crgeben. To — a punisliment upon..., eiiic 
 ©fmfe i'erl)aii(]cii Tiber... To - waste, in 
 ruin, iienuuileii, luTljeerfii. To - a woman, 
 eliier graii in iiinee*iaHl;cii beiiTeljeii. To - 
 blame on one, Milieu tnbelll. To - to ones 
 diarge, Q-incm jlir Sail Icncil. To - claim 
 to ..., Sliiii'viid) mai1)eii nuf... To - the 
 fault on Ob. upon ...., bie ©c^julb fd)iebi'u 
 duf . . . To — commands on one, G"ilietl1 
 Q-:mn6 fiiifd)nrffii, bcfcljlcii. To - a burden 
 upon..., (S-iiiem Qtmai nufburbeii , einc 
 SPi'irPe nilfiTlciifll. To - a favor on ..., t 
 d-ineni fine Wuabc jii Ibeil luerben lafTen. 
 To - open, entblofjen; niifDecfen, blOBijebcn, 
 jrigen. To - asleep , cinfdjliiferii. To - in 
 file's dish, o G-ineni (Ftiuns cinbrotfcn. To 
 — knife aboard, crcberu. Shak. 
 
 To lay against, I . ((Jincill ©tlvrtS) lHir> 
 wcrfen, (C^'inen cineS 25erbred)cn6) bef(^al> 
 bigcii. 2. riniuenben. 
 
 To lay along, 1. I)iiiflrerfen (bie ®Iie< 
 6cr 2c.). '2. nusbrritcii. 
 
 To lay apart, I. T 6ei ©eite legeit. 2. 
 i nbli'gcn (eine I'lble ®ciuoI)iil)rifj. 
 
 To lay aside, I. f lufijlegen, bei ©eite 
 kgeii. 2. f a) bci ©rite fe^eii pbcc legen. b) 
 fnt)ren MiTen, niifgcbcn. [Ijebeii. 
 
 To lay away, (iblcgen; roeglegen; nuf» 
 
 To lay before. ( G'iiiciu GriunS) uors 
 legen (j. 35. "JSapiero. (The paper* are 
 laid before Congress. Webster.) 
 
 To lay by, 1. beilegen, niifljeben (©t: 
 n'li?)- 2. nb!fiv?n, urn fid) legcii. 3. 1 a; bci 
 ©eite fe^en , niif ^ic ©tire rd)if bm , ilberges 
 l)eu (Sinen). b) fic^) entifbigcu uiner Sa< 
 (t)C). c. nbbanfcn (eiu ©>1)ijf). 
 
 To lay down, 1. 'iiiePrrlfflen. 2. i a) 
 UiiTen , I)ingfben , cinfe^cn ( frin 2ebtn ). I) 
 nirbi'Viigcn i rin ?lint>. c> brjiiljlen , (^injalj.- 
 Ifii, bar bmicgeii (eine ©iiinme). d; niif< 
 (lillrn (WniiiMa?:'); jur ®runblnge iiia(t)cn, 
 aiiiu'bnu'ii. e) i>ergleid)(ii. 
 
 To lay one's self down, fi(() nieberlc» 
 jjtn iiii:i jii ni:)fiu. 
 
 To lay for, ©infi:i fliiflnuern. They 
 were laid for, man fleflte ii^nen nact). 
 
 To lay forth, jiit ©(t)au au^flrllen cb. 
 Ifflfn. 
 
 To lay ane'a tetf forth 'npon a sub- 
 ject), fid) Aii<brciren, fitl mritlaufig aiuMajTrn 
 (Ubrr euirii (-ihiiriulonbi. 
 
 Tu Uy held oi ..., 00 ..., 1. ipanb 
 
 LAY 
 
 legcn nn . . . , fntTen, (E'tmai ergrcifen. 2. i a) 
 g-iiieni Ctiivis nnljaUen. b) fic^ (ytroa^ iu 
 Oiui;C n«ad)en. 
 
 To lay in, 1. cintegen, eintijnn, einfau» 
 fen, juriicflegen, eimanimeln (JSi)rriul;e). 2. 
 i jld) 4U eigen niad)en. 
 
 To lay in the warehouse, [^anbel] flllf 
 bn« Sagcr nefjmen (2Canrcn). 
 
 To lay off, ablegcti, lueglegen. 
 
 To lay on, 1. auflegen. 2. nnrocnben, 
 anicgen. 3. brauffrf)Iagcn , jiift^lageii. 4. 
 (Xec()n.] fluftrngen (©ilber k.). 
 
 To lay on blows, fc^ilagcn. To — it on, 
 niit ^JKac^t treiben. Smak. 
 
 To lay out, 1. nuSIegen, niiSgeben, auf; 
 menben (®elD) (on, filr;; (on) uernjenten 
 }n ... 2. nii^Ici^en, nnlcgcn (Selb). 3. jur 
 ©c^an fluSilellcn (einen £eid)nam); aii^Icgcn, 
 jiir ®d)nu legen. 4. <'• jur@d)au tragen. Ai- 
 TERBURY. 5. abilcifen (Srrn^en :c.). 6. i a* 
 anilrengen, niifbieten (feineganje ©tarfejo. 
 b) to - one's self out, a; fid) benuil)en, lid) 
 anilrengen. ^) (for; ilc^ aiifopfern (fur 6m: 
 nen). 7. ablegen, ^eriuerfeii (itarien). 8. 
 [-War.] (ein ©d)ifF) auf Die 3{ljebe Icgen 
 (uin fid) fcgeiriar ju niad)en :t.). 
 
 To lay out one's tlioughts upon ..., 
 feine ®e£>anfen ric^ten aiif . . . To lay a 
 garden out into ..., einen G3arten ali5 ... 
 anicgen. [nut ©ilbcr jc). 
 
 To lay over, (with)-bclegen, uberlcgen 
 
 To lay to, I. T legcn an . . . 2. ©iiieni 
 iiifd)reiben , juved)nen, Luiriuerfcn , ©d)iilCi 
 geben. 2. an|lrengcn (biejlriiftc) ; frafrig aii> 
 luenben. 3. ' (fineiii uii'l jii fd)aifen madjen, 
 ju|1'i^en. Knoixes. 4. [-Mfar.J beilegen. 
 
 To lay together, 1. T jufaninunlegcn. 
 2. f jufnninicn|U-(lcn, »crgleid)en, gcgcn eni> 
 auber Ijalfcn. [|1erftcn bieivopfe juiammfn. 
 
 Tliey layd their hea^k together, flc 
 
 To lay under, (5"inen cinein OJcfctjcK.) 
 untrriperfcn. [perbiiiMid) niad)cn. 
 
 To lay one under obligation, d'lnen 
 
 To lay up, I. -f oiifPciual;ren; I'ermal;; 
 rcn, niift)i'ben; juriicflegen, auffpfid)cni. 2. 
 i famnicln, aufbciualjren (iU'imtiiifTe jc.>. 3 
 abiafeln (Cinc giotrc). 4. brad) liegen laJTeii 
 (Sanb). Land laid up, t>\i6 33rad)lanD. 5. 
 to - any one up, a) (S'inen einfperrcn, cin> 
 flccfen. b> To be lai d up by a disease, ive: 
 gen einer itranfljcit t>a6 3i""iier Ijiiten niuf> 
 fen; to be laid up with tlie gout, ait bCUI 
 •iJJobagra .barniebcrliegcn. 
 
 I^ny, V. n. 1. (©ier) legcn (imn ben 
 SSiigcln). 2. (®clb) einfc^en. 3. f c6 bar* 
 auf aniegen, aui iS:tmai jiclcii. 
 
 To lay about, 1. iiin fid) fd)(agen. 2. 
 fid) eifrig beuiul^en vb. bciucrben, iidcin aiiU 
 bicccn. 
 
 To lay at, nnc^ Gfincm fd)Iagcn, ©iiiem 
 auf ben £cib, jn Ceibe gel;cn lupflen. 
 
 To lay by, beilegen (u. ©d)iifen). 
 
 To lay In for ..., ^ineni iia(t)|1enen; 
 ei anicgen auf &inen. 
 
 To lay on, 1. fd)lagen, ©(()lage ntiSf^ei. 
 len. 2. ficipfen, ppt^cn (u. .:J>crien;. 3. SBul 
 brauf geljcn lafTcn. Shak. 
 
 To lay out, I. por^aben, iiii ©inne l)a« 
 ben (©tiuaS ju tl;un;. 2. fid) bcniiil;eu, (for, 
 urn . . .). 
 
 To lay out for intelligence, @rfunbi> 
 guugen ein)iel)en, Jtuubfc^aft au£|1c(lrii. 
 
 LEA 
 
 To lay upon, * eincm aniicgen. 
 
 liay, *. 1. bie Sage, ®d)id)t. 2. f bit 
 5H3ette. 3. t bet i»tnnfl, ©tanb. 
 
 Lay, (augelf. leag, ieah, legepp. lie; 
 rufT. lug) s. tiai 2Ciefenlanb, ®ra«ianb, fit 
 SCiefe. [aScibelaub. 
 
 Lay -land, [Oertf.] bag a3ra(^lanb, 
 
 liay, (nngelf. legh, ley; fr. lai; s. ? 
 baS Sieb, ber ®eiang. 
 
 l^ay, (fir. lai, p. gr. laikos) adj. 1. (ju 
 bm £'aien gel)Drig) lucltlict). 2. f ungclcl)rt. 
 
 Lay-brother, [T»Jonrf)Siu.] bcr Saicn* 
 briiber. — clerk, bir SBLirlefer in Donu 
 fird)cn. — elder, ber !?ird)enrilte|le. -- 
 habit, bie i»flt(id)e lliciBung. — man, 
 1. ber Caic. 2i;<eit[id)e. 2. f. --clerk. 
 
 l^ay-days, li'daze, *. pi. [>)J^r.] 
 bie Siegetage, Ciegejeit. 
 
 liayer, lA'iu, «. i. bie Cage, bai Sn« 
 ger (©aiiB :c.), bie ©c^ic^t. 2. Qhux, ber 
 (S-nua« legt, j. 93. Brick--, ber -OTanrer. 
 3. b<\6 (SBie(;o Sager. 4. bci& ©erifrci^, ber 
 "Jlblrgcr. 5. bie .Scgljenne. 
 
 Layer out, ber Qlu^geber. - up, ber 9liif» 
 beiuafjrcr, 9lufl)mifer; SSeriualjrcr, SS.i^ter. 
 
 l^aying-, liing, a. ta& Segen. 
 
 Hens past laying, ^enncn, bie ni<i)t 
 md)r legcn. [Sicgejeit. 
 
 Laying-days, [g)?ar.] bie Siegetage, 
 
 liayinau, la'man, «. (bei '•JKalernj 
 ber ffilicbcrni.inn. [fer 'WiiTljaiifeu. 
 
 Iiuy.«tall, l^'sjgt*. eie-)};i|1grube; 
 
 I^azar, la'zar.^BF £aiarii«) *. bet 
 •iilUffaipige. [tal. 2. bijj^uiu-aiicancljau*. 
 
 Lazar-house, I. pa$ Hajarcil), ©pi» 
 
 liazaret, laiarli', ^(fr.huaret; 
 
 l<azarettO, l^^arr#t6.5^p.la/.areto) 
 *. I. bas Sajnret!), Spiral. 2. tie iiuaran. 
 tnincanflalr. 3. baA i?i'ipitaiil)iff. 
 
 liazarlike, la'zailike, J adj. aiiS* 
 
 I^azarly, li'zari^, ) fnjjig. 
 
 liazarwort, iazarwurt, (La'ser* 
 wort; «. [Sbot.j bas Cafcrfriiiit. 
 
 Ijaze, liie, V. n. fau'lcujcn, niU'^jj 
 gfl)cn. - V. a. e burd) 5aii4()cit I'crberben; 
 to - one's self, fauleiijcii. [Sajcnile. 
 
 E<a^erule, lazlruie', *. [%pc.| cie 
 
 liazily, la'zelc, adt. faul, irage, 
 fd)lafrig. 
 
 Eiaziuess, lA'zenls, t. 1. bie i^aiiU 
 f)cit, iragl}eit, ©d)lafrigfeit, Saffigfcu. i, 
 bie iragl^eit, eangfamfcit. » 
 
 liaziiig-, la'zing, adj. trage, fnu(. 
 
 M^azuli, lazh'uli, «. Lapis — , ber 2ttt 
 furtlein, 'iliur. (ber Sajiiiit. 
 
 I^azuiite, lazh'ulite.*. [9)tiiieraig.J 
 
 I^azy, la'ze, (lat. lassus; fr. Us; lu. 
 llesg) adj. 1. lap, lafug, faul, tnige, fd)iaf» 
 rig. 2. trage, langfani. 
 2. The night -owl's lazy flight. Shak. 
 
 Lazy-bones, ([ bcr GTjfaiilcnjcr. — 
 man, bcr 5>i"lf"i«. Ib(i6 2ei<i), f. Lay. 
 
 I<ea, le, (Ley) «. bie (5-bcne, gliir, 
 
 Ijeacll, Icctsh, (fd)iu. iaka, laka; ban. 
 lekker) v. a. aiUlaiigen, cnti.iiigen C}li'd)e). 
 
 l<eaclt, «. eine £luaiutiat j^oliafc^e, 
 bie man aiifiaugt. 
 
 Leach-tub, (and) Letch-!ul>), bit 
 ^lu^iaugfufe. - trough, ber irrg jum 
 "J.rorfneii bci' ©nlje*. 
 
 Ijcaclt, (. t bie rd)mere 9(rbeit. 
 
 l^eacli, t). a. o icrUgen, porfd)iteiMn. 
 
Fhtp. ff.r. f'lM. r'f. M*. nipf. Fine. fin. I\'6, niovp, n<^r, gor. oil. rUmil Ti'iho. tiib. Fnll. t//in, THis. 511 
 
 LtA 
 
 LEA 
 
 Eiead, led, (nngfir. Ued; <>i)t(); f)cn. [ Eieader, le'dur, «. i. brr t^i'iftrer, 
 loo.l) *. I. ['Winernlfl.] f(i« ©Ici. i. [-^Jiar.] Seitcr, 2Dc.iiueir«. 2. Ber Qlnfubrcr, 5ui)rcr. 
 
 b<i« ®nitbl«i, SBleilprh, bet 23lfiiuiirf. 3. pi. 
 a) bui -BleiDiid). b) [ Si'Ilm.] ?(i6 SSlfifiegel. 
 4. [iDpogr.) pi. eer Diircftfcftiig. 
 
 Wliife lead iai Sleiii'eie. Black -, 
 tili Sfftifrlfi, ffiflfferblci. Ar»eniate of -. 
 bil4 »]lnVui(l?rfi. Carljonate of -. fcl)lfnrail: 
 tei 2>lei. Muriate of -, inljf.iiire* SBlei. 
 Cliromate of — . d)riMiif.iiirc6 2)lei. Plio»- 
 phaie of -, pl)o£))f}orraiirt$ 5Siet. Sugar of 
 -, tcr 99(e(jilrffr. [To heave the -. llU^fll. 
 
 Deep-sea-lead, ['>D?ar.] ta6 licfUul). 
 
 Lead-athea. t. pi. Cfr 25lci("(ft.illill. — • 
 eryttal, 6ii5 S^leict}. --glance. 6er 
 (jtmeinc SSlfifllnni. — mine, tie 2>idgriibe. 
 
 — ore, ^fl* ©leifr); hlacli -. bn« S3n(Ti'r' 
 blti; aiitinionial sulpliiiret -, biii SpieS' 
 gJnuiblcierj. --pencil. Me Sleifffer. -- 
 • hot. t>rt« Srf^rot , brr S?.\ael. --tail. 
 I OJi'iiiernlfl. 1 ttr ©Icifcfjiucif. --vitriol. 
 biii SitrioU'leirri. --work. Die ^lei^imt. 
 -■wort, [25i)t.J Me 23leiiiiiir). 
 
 I^eatlf V. a. 1. i<er6l(ieH, titit ^Itt aui: 
 g<egeii. '2. niiflfgeit, befleiBeii, fiittctii. 3 
 [Iflpogr-l turd)i"(t)ifeen. A. [3i>(liu.J nut 
 einetu 'yirifirgf' vtr\'tt)c». plPinbiren. 
 
 Ii«afl, lide, (iiligclf. laedan ; l)r(I. le! 
 den; |(t)iu. Icda; biin. ieder) praet. u. pp 
 led, CO. 1. kiten, fiiljren. 2. aiifuljren (tin 
 S^tet), tas ifxiiipt (eiiifC politifrfjeu k. qjiir 
 tei) rem. 3. (to) (n)i'l)iiij tul)"n, bringen (i>. 
 SEBrgc). 4. ffil)retujM| llilled Seben ic). 5 
 t a) (to) I biinge^^()rcii (jH); beiuegeii, 
 oeriii&gen (ill). l|k|Cinto> f ful;rcu ()ii;- c; 
 I uerleitfn (jii). 
 
 To lend a dance, uortnnjen. To - the 
 meaiiure, bell l^iiij leTten. To - the way, 
 ben 2i>eg iuei|eii, lu'miifif, uortiiigefjeii. To 
 
 — away. I)iinu^ul)rcii. To - along, bcgleis 
 ten, fi'rrful)reii. To - by force, fdjicppcii. 
 To - astray, irre ffiljreii. To - captive, gei 
 (angeii nttt fid) f^nfu^reii. 
 
 To lead i n^. into, 1. f)ineinfu()ten, ein> 
 ffiljren (in). 2. jiirec^t lueifen. 
 
 To lead oW, nbfi'if^ren, (iblciten. 
 
 Tb lead on, 1. |i>rtful;reii , aiifuf)reti. 
 t. i uerffiljrfn, nnlorfcn. 
 
 To lead ou*t , ai\i', ()inaii£fu^ren ; to - 
 of the way, irre ful)reii. 
 
 To lead up, l;tn(iiittul}ren. 
 
 A life led up to lii» own doctrines, etn 
 mit jVincn Si'l)n;« iibereiniliniiuenbe£ Seben. 
 
 Leudf V. >i. t. uoriiiifgcl)eii, voraiige-. 
 f)eM. 2. iiiiiiiljrfii, bn "Jliifiihrcr leiii. 3. Ijerr: 
 fct)eii. Spenseb. 4.i (to) ffiljrcn.uerleiteiKiU). 
 
 To lead oif^out, ben ^lifting maiden, 
 pprangeljen. 
 
 lieHdf M-i I. He St'if)riing, 9Infil^rung. 
 I. uin (Spitic.i ber 9liiwur|; bie 25orljtinD; 
 [t3i(lnr6iV.] bcr 'Jln^riio. 
 
 To take tlie lead, iH>r<\nge^en, ^Infi'i^rcr 
 fciii. To have the -, iiinucri'cn ; aiifipiclen. 
 
 JLeadedy led'ded, adj. lIi)pogr.j 
 biird)rd)iiTcn. 
 
 Ijeaileil) led'dn, (D. lead) aiij. 1. 
 Mcteru. 2. 1 blciern, a; iinbil^itlflid); tnigr. 
 b; einfiiltig. ^ Shak.. 
 
 Leaden -hearted. iinenipftiiMiit), gr^ 
 ffii)llp«. --heeled. ? I'Iricrii, bliirrue 
 JJi'iBe Ij.ibriib. --ateppiug, !? I'liirrii 
 (€tunbeio. .Mii.to.-(. 
 
 3. baA .^iiiipt (tincr -ISiirtei). 4. fcr 2>or> 
 inann, Qrile; ©■iner, ber uomngeljt. 5. ber 
 erile -JJiuftfer, Sanger, SuMnnpieier :c. ; Cis 
 rertor (eine# "Kufif^jorfi). 6. bet $auptnr» 
 ttfel (einer Seitiing). 
 
 Leader of a dance, ber SJiTtaiijer. — 
 at cards, bet, iucld)cr fie iJJorlj.inb hnt, ber 
 25iTmaitii. - at bowls, cct, ivcld^ef bca 
 -Unmurf l)<tt. 
 
 lieuding:, U'd'ng. «. I. bie Sul^rung, 
 Critiing. 2. bie 'Jlnfiil)rung$runil. Shak 
 
 We tee some leading of this in ... 
 ber . . . gibt uwi l^ierin eiiieii Ccitfaben an 
 bie ^iwxb. 
 
 lieuding-, a4t. I. leitenb, fi'tljrenb. 
 i. crilc, uomcljmile, I)nuptrii(f)iii1)|le,jp')upt... 
 
 Leading men, »Jlnfui)ret , ^liuptcr (u. 
 qj.irteien). - hand, l. bie 93ori)ano <iin 
 Spifle). 2. ber (ye|"ct)<ift5fnl)rer. - card, bie 
 nngeipielte Knrte. - article, I. ber ^nuptj 
 nrtifet (in 3citungen ic). 2. I^anCeiJ ber 
 gangbnre (^aareuo Slrtifef. 
 
 Leading-strings, «. pL bai &an' 
 gelbnnb, 9iuift>anb, ber SiUifjnitin; to be in 
 -, i bie Jltnberr(4tit)e nixS) m(t)t au^grtreteii 
 haben. [tnnjrr. B. Jo.%soii. 
 
 lieadman, lide'man, «. -^ ber £8ors 
 
 licady, led^. adj. bleif.irbig. 
 
 Ijeu'e, (f(t)Ott.) to leave. 
 
 lieaf, life, (nngclf. leafe; l)ol(. loof; 
 fc^iv. lof; ban. lOv; gotl}. lauf) pi. leaves. 
 t. I. [53ot.J bai »liut; pi. bm Caub. 2. bns 
 Shut (ill Sud)ern>. 3. ba& 23uut, ajl.itrtfjen 
 ((ijolb :c.). 4. bet {Jliigel (einer llinr :c.), 
 baS syiiUt (eiucs iij^etf, finer Iiipi-te :c.). 
 
 Double leaf, [ !Spt. J biie 3iueibliUt. - 
 of gold etc., bA6 CDulbbhUrcten. 
 
 To turn over a leaf, eiii Sintf nniiueu 
 ben. To turn over a new -, i fic^ (inbern, 
 \i<i) bi'dern. 
 
 Leaf -brass, bai 'jjlittfrgnlb. - - b n d. 
 bie SintterfnoiVe. --gold, bn6 'BlatrgiMb. 
 --silver, ba6 ajliUtfilbet. --stalk, 
 ISot.] ber ajl.ittiliel. 
 
 liear, p. w. SBiatter befomnien. 
 
 lieaf, o. a. 1. biflttcn (beu iucini'torf). 
 2. (i.iid)ni.) fiilt prrfjen. 
 
 Ijtinfnmsy lifeidje, «. bn« I'icleSinib. 
 
 lieare<l, lefed, atlj. bcbuuiert. 
 
 lieariess, lefe'les, adj. bliH(tcr(0«, 
 fiihi. 
 
 lieaflet, lefe'let, «. bai Si.ittcf^en. 
 
 licafy, le'fe, adj. bhitrerig, briaubr. 
 
 IdlsagtitSy leeg, (it. lega; fr. ligue; 
 fp. liga; i<. lilt, ligo) «. ber 2:'>unb, bii« 
 "Silnbnig (iiv.fdjcn Stnafcn u. 'iJ3rti'nrprr> 
 inicn.i. [-. i'i(f) oerbfiiiben, fid) octbinben. 
 
 To enter into a league, to join in n 
 
 League-breaker, ber 23iiitPbriirf)ige. 
 
 liOaq-iie, V n. firt) I'evbiniDrii , ilrt) 
 i<erl<iiiben, riii ^^Jfiiibiiig iiiad)cn I'b. t-iiigt-I)rii. 
 
 EiCag'Ue, Ov. Ilec; ncilltU. leuca; 
 IP. legiia; ir. lega; fr. lieue) *. 1. iinprriligl. 
 ber "Kfilenilcin, (fiiljcr; 2. bie 'O^teile (G-ngl. 
 
 iJiL>rboin. = 3 runl. -Mifileii). 
 
 Ijeaq:iie<l, Icegd, ad), rcrbiliibet. 
 
 Ijea»;;iier, legur, #. ber 25erbiinbete, 
 53iiiifi-innnii. 
 
 Ijeajfiic^r, *. f MS SelM.igrr ber 
 •bil>ujfrir, bio iJrl.igcrnnj Shak. 
 
 LEA 
 
 lieak, leke, (f)on. lelt) *. ber Sed (efjt 
 
 8p{ilt, ivoburtt) ^alfet einbringeit ob. au6t 
 laiifen Fann). 
 
 To spring a leak, [TOiit.] einett Self 
 befomnien (u. ©cDiffen). 
 
 lieak, adj. lecf. 
 
 lieak, P. 11. I. reef en, a) aEiifTer jfe» 
 f)en. b) riniien. 2. -j- Urin MjTen. 
 
 To leak out, 1. rtu^ierfen, nn^lnnfen. 2. 
 t f befnnnf luerben) nu^fomnien (i>. Unter* 
 ^iinMungen ic.). [5lnfftge«). 
 
 lieak, V. a. t (jinbiirdjlnffi-n (etivad 
 
 Eieak, v. n. ? (erfen (beriil)ren). 
 
 lieakagre, lekidje, «. t. bai itdt 
 reetben, Secffein; bie QunntitiU 'ilCnjTer ic, 
 bie einbringt ober nufilmift. 2. (i^iinbelj bi« 
 Scrfiiue (91bre(t)iiuiig fiir ben butd) 91u6rin» 
 nen :c., erlitiencn i8erlii|l). 
 
 lieaky, li'UA. adj. I. reef (rintienbj 
 gaffer einbriiigcn l.iffciib). 2. i fc^ivni^ljatt. 
 
 lieamer, liwur, (fr. limier) «. bet 
 Seitl)iinb, i3piirl)uiib. 
 
 liean« lene, (nngeff. hiinian, hleo> 
 nian, linian ; f^od. leunen ; ban. laener; 
 gr. klino) prael. leaned li. leant, v. n. 1. 
 lehnen. 2. (on, upon) a) ? fid) le^iien, fic() 
 (lii^en, rul)en (niif). b) i fiit uerlaffen (anf). 
 c) geneigf, getlinimt fein (jii). 3. (against) 
 (ict) lehnen (nil). 4. a) (ic^ neigen. b) (to) 
 n(^ neigen nuf (eine ©cite), o i (id) neigen 
 )ii (@ebrmi(^en lo , fid} f)inneigen nuf (ein« 
 ©eite). 5. (over) ubtrljoiigen. 6. t finfen, 
 ftjjiuanfen (beni ©tnrje nalje fein). 
 2. a) To lean on tlie arm of another. 
 A beam that leans upon a column. 
 
 To lean to any one in opinion, g-iiiein 
 6eipflid)ten. To — to one's case, (id) ^a 
 nianb^ annel)nien. 
 
 lieau, V. a. I. lehnen (against, <in}. 
 2. neigen (bflS $aupt :c.). 3. (iiU luna) f 
 verl)eimliif)en. Ray. 
 
 JLean, (nngclf. laene, hiaens; flein; 
 fcftii). klen) adj. 1. ? niager, burr. 2. i a) 
 ni.nger (Soben). b) elcnb, nrmfelig, mage* 
 Oitbt to. c) bunii (uon geijligen $luf((g> 
 feiten). 
 
 Lean-faced, —-looked, •.-•visa* 
 ged, innger ini Q)i'n(l)te. -fleshed, nbgc« 
 jeljrt, tnngfr. — witted, nbgefctjmocft. 
 
 liean, «. bnS •OWagere (nni (Jleifd)f). 
 
 lieauiug", lene'iug, t. bai ^ft)nen, 
 9teigen. [stock, bie ©tnije, iieljne. 
 
 Leaning - staff, ber firucf)lorf. -- 
 
 lieaniidi, leiie'sli, adj. etmai miger. 
 
 lieauly, lene'Ie. adv. iiiaget. 
 
 E<eailIieMS, lenenes, *. 1. f bit 
 TOagerfeit. 2. i bie ^agerfeit, Ceerc tbc* 
 93eiitelS). Suak. 
 
 lieantf lent, praet. u. Lean. 
 
 lieany, lAnA, adj. f jiinf, munter. 
 
 Ijeap) lepe, (nngclf. hteapan ; gptf;. 
 
 hinupan; tji>tt. loopen; Int. labor) praet. u. 
 
 pp. lept, leapt, ». n. 1. I^fipfeii. 2. fprin* 
 
 gen. 3. f fd)ie^eii, fpriil)eii. 4. (on, upon) 
 
 fpringcn (niif); lusfpringeii (niif). 
 
 3. He parted frowning from nie, as If 
 
 ruin 
 
 Leaped from his eyes. Suae. 
 
 To leap down, Ijinnbfpringen. He is 
 ready to - out of his skin, in^r ^renbeJ 
 niNl)te er nu6 bet $nnt fpringen. 
 
 E<eap } V. a. i. iiberipringen (ritK 
 
512 Fate, f/ir. fnll. fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got. 6il. clo.'id. Tube, ti'ib. fnll. l//in, Triis. 
 
 LEA 
 
 2. t)t> 
 
 VRawr), fpriiiflen, luenfe^en I'lbcr 
 fpriiigcn, bclcgen (u- ^^f^Dcii :c.). 
 
 lieap, 3. 1. -F Der ©prung, <Bn^. 2. 
 (Dec iiberipruiigeiie Sfniim) &cr Spriinn- 3. 
 1 a) ber ©pniiig. b) Cer (plotilidjo UcOcr: 
 flniig (UDti eincr ©(icf)e ju eintr nntiern). 4. 
 (DaS SBefpringeii) ber ©pniiig (6ei Xfjiejreii). 
 
 3. a) 'Xis tlie convenient leap I mean to 
 
 try. Drvden-. 
 
 By leaps, fpriingiueife. To make a - 
 at . . , fid) (lurjen nuf ... To take a-, ciiiBti 
 Sprung tl;iin. 
 
 Leap-frog, (ein gemiffeS ifinberfpieO 
 tie ©tntion. Shak. —-year, iai ©d)nlt; 
 ■jrtl)«. [I)nl6e ©cfjeffel. 2. tie Sifc^reufc. 
 
 lieap, (angeir. laep) *. f 1. ber itorb, 
 
 Ueaper^ Icpe'ur, «. I. ber ©priii: 
 0er. 2. ber ©priiiger, ©e^rt (u. ^ferben). 
 
 lieaping", lepeLig, part. adj. fpriiu 
 flenb ; beipriiigeiib. 
 
 Leaping horse, ber ©priiiger. —beetle, 
 ber ©pringfafer. - bouse, bus SorbcK. 
 
 lieaping-Iy^ lepe'ingle, udv. fpruiig> 
 weife, in ©iiijen. 
 
 Mieapt) lept, praet. u. pp. P. Leap. 
 
 liear, (rd)Oft.) learning. 
 
 MiearU) lem, (diigelf. leomian; l;Dri. 
 leeren; bnil. laerer; fd)iu. laia) pp. learned 
 U. learnt, ». a. 1. leriien. 2, * Ui)t(\\ , 
 [Dertl.] (criien. Shak. 
 
 To learn wit, gefc^eiter, fdlger werben. 
 I am to -, bit& iveip id) md) nic^t, i|1 mir 
 uii&tfaiint. 
 
 liearn , ». n. l. Icrnen (of, uon). 2. 
 pernel;iiieti, crfcfjen, crfiil;reii, l;5ren; (from) 
 erfeheu (ani). 
 
 liearnedf ler'ned, adj. I. ge(t'f)rt. 
 2. (in) gelcl)rt, bemnnbert (in eiiier 2i3if! 
 Kiifc^jnfr) ; to be-, ©d)iilgc(el;rranifeit l>e; 
 ftljen. LocRE. 3. t tueife, fliig ((?iitrd)lu^). 
 4. erfiiliten. Shak. 
 
 liearned, «. pi bit ©elefjrten. 
 
 Tiearnedlyy lernedle, adv. gelcf^rt, 
 tnrt (^Jelelirfnnifeit. 
 
 liearuer, llr'nur, t. 1. bee Sd)U' 
 Hv, 2cl)riiiig. 2. I ber i^ciiling. 
 
 liearniiigr, lerning. *. 1. bie ©r> 
 teniuiig, ba& Semen (einer itunfl ic). 2. bie 
 Oielel^rfiimfeit, aS3iiTcnrd)nft. 3. bie ed)iil: 
 fldel)ri"iinifeit. 4. J u. I bie @erd)i(flid)feit in 
 lytiuii^. Hooker. {bat, ueriniethbar. 
 
 ftieasable, lese'abl, adj. iierprtd)t< 
 
 I^ease, Icse, «. l. bie SBermierljuii!], 
 S5crpad)tmig, ber ^ndjr, bit 0)i'icrl)e. 2. ber 
 ^ad)t>, •OWiethuertrng , 'TOicrljfpntr.ift. 3. 
 bic ■>?)tietf)», «Pnd)t}cir. 4. ± bie (Sebenso 
 grill; the - of nature, bic PUU ber ^JiUlir 
 fleieijte Sriil, 3eit. 
 
 4. . . . Our high — placed Macbeth 
 Shall live the lease of nature. Shak. 
 
 To take a lease of .., &nva$ miett^ril, 
 p<ld)rciT. To let by -, to let (out) to -, 
 »ernuiT()eu, pcrpndjten. 
 
 Lease- hold, adj. gepnd)tet, ^nd)t . . . 
 (Wilt). - holder, ber 'J>iid)rer, '•JJiietljer. 
 — -parole, bie nuiiiDli(t)e 9?enntetl)uiig, 
 SSerpiicferimg. 
 
 IjeaNCf p. a. i>ernuct^en, iierpncftttn. 
 
 IjeaNt^f Ic^e, (niigrir. leiutn; let'eii) 
 «. «. « (Die T)?iid)liM"e Ijnirfii, "Mrtjrrn men) 
 
 I^eattef r. n. f liiflcn. 1 ii.ii1)li'fen. 
 
 l<eM«er} i« <ui, * l. ber ^Vtt^imr, 
 
 LEA 
 
 9Iet)ren(erer. 2. f ber Sitgner. 
 
 lieasla, Icesh, (fr. laisse, leKse; ffofl. 
 letse; Uu. iaqueiis) s. 1. ber i){ienieil, iS3lirf-- 
 rienien, ©tricf, bie itoppel. 2. liUiiibnirpr.J 
 \ - of . .. eiiie ivi'pprl, ein ©trict, brei 
 (grid)K, ipafcn :c.). 3. ba6 S6ax\t>, ber ©tricf 
 (iiii iidgein.). (pel t'l'il^ren ob. l)iilteii. 
 
 JLensli, II. a. foppein, an eincr itop- 
 
 JLvsasitig f le'zing. (angelf. leusunge) 
 «. * bie i'iige, Uniuiil)rl)eit. 
 
 Ijeai<it, lce>.t, isuperl. p. angelf. laes, 
 laese.st) adj. fleinjle, getingjlc, ininbeile, 
 
 licast, ade. am 2S3enigi1en. [meiiigile. 
 
 At least, at the-, iuenig|1eii5, junt 
 2Beiiig|leii. Not the -, not in tlie -, nidjt 
 ini ■^Kinbeflen ober ©eringilcn , burd)au5 
 nic^t. -of all, rtIM iUlcnueiliiJllen. At least- 
 wise, * jiiin ilCenigilen. He is the — un- 
 liappy. er iil om 2i5fnigilen iing(ucflid). 
 
 lieast, «. ber "lUrom, ti<i& ©i)unen> 
 flniibd)cii. 
 
 lieasy) l4'ze, o sle'ze, adj. icKter, 
 bniin. [groben. 
 
 lieat , let, (nngelf. laet) *. ber Tiitl)l: 
 
 lieatlier, leTH'ur,> ,. , , 
 - .,, ;(anflel|. lether: 
 
 Gebcr; \d)m. lader; ban. laelher) t. 1. ? 
 6a6 Sebec. 2. | bnS £ebcr, bie Spmt. 
 
 Of leatlier. lebcrn. Upper-, [Sd)ii\y- 
 nicid)erj ba* Dberleber (an ©d)ul;eii) , ber 
 93t)r£>errd)iil) (on ©tiefeln). - black in the 
 grain, genariuc* iJcbcr. Dressing -, bi^iiii 
 |"d)C6 Seber- Mountain--, ba6 53ergieDer, 
 ber 25ergforf. 
 
 lieatlter, adj. lebern, Scber... 
 
 Leather-bag, ber leberiie SJeutel. — - 
 b o 1 1 1 e, ber leberne ©d)lnu(i). —-breeches, 
 #. pi. bie 2eberljoicn ; —maker, ber ©erf: 
 ler,'©orficr. --coat, 1. (>)5otuDl.] ber £'e> 
 beropfel. 2. eiiie >ilrt ^arti'ifeln. --dres- 
 ser, ber (Berber, Geberer. —-headed, o 
 bunnn. --jacket, eine 'iMrt 5-irrt)e ini ilib 
 len Djean. Cook, --jerkin. bi\6 ifi'der. 
 — ni e re h an t, ber Cebfrljiinbler. — -m on t h- 
 ed. iiiit 3iil;ncn in ber ivtl;ie (u. 3'il)ii: 
 fi)'d)en). Walton. — seller, ber 2eber> 
 Ijaiibler. —-trade, ber 2eberl;flnbel. — - 
 sling, ber 3Jieiiicn. --winged, lebcr; 
 arrige 'J-lfigel l)iUienb. Spenser 
 
 I^eatlieru, leTHum. 
 
 JLetiKTii , 
 
 Leathern conveujenee, O bie Sailb 
 fnt|'d)e. 
 
 I<eatiiery, icTH'uri, iadj. leber. 
 lietlK-ry, ) artig. 
 
 l^eave^ ?eve, (ongelf. leaf, lefe; @-r' 
 laub...) t. I. bic (STlnubiiig, ber Uruuib. 2. 
 i (ber Urlaiib) bie grcil)eit. Shak. 3. ber 
 •Jlbrd)icb. 
 
 To ask leave of any one, ^ineii tun 
 ©rlaiibnig frngeii. Give me -, erlanbcn 
 ©ie mir. You have your -, (6 fle(;t Oljiicn 
 frei. To give any one— to go, ©ilien be> 
 uriaiibcn. By your -, mir OI)«r (friaub. 
 nip. To take - (of any one), fid) beiir> 
 Uiaben , (Id) empfcljlen ; '21t'rd)icb ncl;nun 
 (lioil). To take French -, 1. fortgeljeil, ll)!ie 
 3ibr(l)ieb ju nc^men, Urlaiib i)iiiter ber Iljilr 
 ncljmcn. 2. i fid) lUie beiii ©raiibe mad)en. 
 Mr. N. begs — to inform his friend.',, 
 iperr Jt. ifi fo frei unb beiia(^>nd)riijr feme 
 iyretiHCe, tc. 
 
 S udj. I 
 
 LEG 
 
 Leave-taking, bai 2ibfd)iebne[)men, 
 ber i;ibfd)ipbi5bcriid). 
 
 lieave, (angelf. laefan, lefan) pruet. 
 11. pp. left, I', a. i. § laiKii (lUTlaifen). 2. 
 uevinffen (eiiien Drt). 3. 1'erlaffen (aufgebcti; 
 ini ©rid)e ober jlccfeii laiJen). 4. (jiiucri.iffen 
 (fiueii giiten 'Ti.iiiicn jc). 5. (in eiiiem get 
 iDifJen 3iifl(iiibe) laffcn J bc|1el)cn laiTeii. 6. 
 librig laiTeii. 7. miTeii (geilntten). -8. inJTcii 
 (ueriuerfen). 9. inffen <fal)ren laffcn). 10. 
 laffeii (jurnrfhiffen). 11. IjiiiterMfi'i'n , te|>a< 
 nientlid) i>ermad)en. 12. iiber!ii|Trii ; onljeinif 
 jlfUeti (Oemanbi- Urrljeii to. 13. laiTcn, fluf« 
 Ijijren, f. to - off. 
 2. I left New York on my return to Eu- 
 rope, April 25, 1839. I leave Paris 
 for a day or a year. The fever -s my 
 friend daily at a certain hour. 3. We 
 have le ft all and followed tliee. Bibie. 
 10. I left the papers in tlie care of 
 our consul. 
 
 To leave behind, juriiiflaffen. To — 
 any one to hiniseli, ^enuilib (id) frll'il iibcr! 
 laffen. To — any one to the wide world, 
 ©ineii im ©tid)e laffen. To - at any one's 
 discretion, Oi^'H'inbi S"liigl;eit , (ijroijiiuirh 
 iibcrlaffen. To - tlie reader to judge, (S 
 bet 58eurtl)eiluiig be6 Oi'ferS liberlani'ii. Tu 
 — unpaid, llid)r bejaljli'll. Left (on hand), 
 iibrig gebliebcn (i'. ■iBaareiu. 
 
 To leave off, 1. eiiifteden, nufgebeii; 
 to — work, aiifl)Dren ju arbeiten. 2. ab> 
 (egcn (ein ^leib to. 3. aiifgcben (eine 'Scf 
 fannrfd)aft); fid) treiinen I'on... 4. niifj 
 gobeii, nieberlcgen, eingeljeii lajjen (ein (4)e« 
 fd)afr u.). 
 
 To leave out, aii5Ia(fen; meglaifen ; 
 aii^rd)liepen; pergtffen (ini ©d)veiben). 
 
 To leave w i t h.. , (S-jnem ((ytiuaS; nbcri 
 loffen. 
 
 Ijeave, r. n. aiifl)iiren, obiitffcn. 
 
 To leave off, 1. ai'loffcn, abru'lji'ii. 2. 
 einljalten (im 9{eben to. To- langhiny. 
 aufi)6i'en }ii (ad)on. To - fox-lmntMig, bie 
 gudjejagb aiiigeben. [(©olbarcii). 
 
 Ijeave, ifr. lever) ». a. t aii6i)ebe!i 
 
 Kieav«d, leevd, adj. I. bcbiatrerr. 2. 
 (in 3iif>ininiciireyiingc;i) a) biartrrig. b) nut 
 g-liigeln (u. Itjiiren 20. [^itigcin. 
 
 Two-leaved gates, lljure mit jiliet 
 
 liCaven, levven, (fr. levain) *. 1. 
 ber ©aucrrcig , bie i^qen. 2. 1 >i. U ber 
 ©rtuerrcig (ber >45l;nriracr zc. ) (of, ju). 
 Pestilential leavens, ber -^ieilllrrf- 
 
 I^euveii, V a. I. f fiiiicrn. 2. i a) 
 (with) T II. I crfuden, anfiillen, n1)ivangevn 
 (mit einer l'cl;re 10. b) ^ uerberben; aiu 
 (Jcrfen. tii5al;i. Shak. 
 
 Leavened choice, bie lvol)l liberlegie 
 
 lieaveiiin;;^, lev'veiiing , *■ ber 
 ®iit)rnng3|li'fT. Bacoh. 
 
 iieavenuus, levveiius, adj. 1. f 
 ©anfrtcigcntljiilrcnb. 2.3 i>irrben>iicl) tCehre). 
 
 lieaver, levur, t. l. ber aScriaiTer. 
 2. ber ♦Jlii^reipcr. Shak. 
 
 I^iCaves, lecvi. *. pt. V. Leaf. 
 
 lieaviHcis, icevenes, *. bic^ci' 
 lanbtljtrir, "Kiatrfriiide. *' 
 
 Ijeavin{(s, levingz, «. pi. I. bie 
 •jeeitc, Ucbcrrei'lo. 2. i Die llebcrciribfel. 
 
 Ij«avy, Icve, f. leafy. If. Lick. 
 
 ljech,«!i»h, ». a. *' ledeii, belecfen, 
 
Kaie. far. Tail. fat. >Ie. nieJ. Fine. fin. N4. mhve. n6p. sit. 6il. rl6dd. TAbe. (Ob, ffill. l/;in, TFIis. 513 
 
 LEG 
 
 Ijeclier, letsli'ur, (it. leceo; fr. 
 lechrur) t. itt S3i>u|11iiig, iOjuUtiilliiia, 5pu> 
 teiiiail'T- ( iinrt)i)ei)f n. 
 
 lieclier, b. n. tauten, brr ^i>{|ii(l 
 
 lit^Cllt^rOUS, Icuh'uruK. adj. 1. 
 gtil, iinjudjtig , liePerlid) , luoduilig. 2. 
 <®u(lu|l erregdiit) geil. Chaucer. — adv. 
 LecheroiiMly. ({eil , uiiiurt)ng.^ 
 
 E<eclteruu8ne8fi, leoh'urusn**,) 
 
 liecliery, letah'uri, ) 
 
 «. bic llMiiicl)t. 
 
 Ijectiuu, llk'aliun, (fr. 30. ». tat. 
 Itctio) «. i. bai i'eiVn. 3. Me ^iariantt, 
 SfiViirt. 3. Me Ceftiou (tie in ^ir^cn aui 
 6ar ©ibrl I'trifitu mrb). 
 
 liectiuntftry f lek'*huiiari, (initteli 
 alt. leciioimriuDi) «. [tbm.*tat^. Sit.] Cat 
 ^iidrftfiibiirf). 
 
 E«>otiir«, lek'ikliilre, (fr. 20.) «. I. 
 t brtS iimii ibtr I). (£d)riit ic). Brows. 2. 
 6ic (nfnttimritf JO aSi'rlfrmig. 3. b\t Oi.k!)" 
 mittnnf Pr":t''<l'- *• t'* ^""'fl'. ©ttniprf fifl'. 
 ber 9}frio(i£. Adduok. i bit Witbni)oUtnq 
 filler Seffion. E»o. l)Jii». 
 
 A lecture on phiioiopliy or ilicology. 
 eiuept)ilorophird)e, rhfPli'aiftfte gjDrleiiiMii. To 
 read .1 -, fllic 2Jorleuillfl IvMreil. Reader of 
 -•. btr ^'^xfiti\ot. ['i. (Oil) leiVii uibtr). 
 
 lierture, e. n I. SJorirruuoriihiiltrn. 
 2. I'lofrkkor II. lecturek on (.liiloaopliy, 
 00 cliiniistry and on geometry. 
 
 EiecturCf v. a. l. brlit)rrii, iinter: 
 rtdjreii , iiiiterivfirfii. 2. ©men l)otmei|lfrn, 
 |(t)iiifii(t)iV!i; (for) (^ntm cinrn Scrweif 
 flebiM (weflen). 
 
 I^ecturer, lak'taliurilr, «. 1. Her 
 ^roiVffi'r, SoritiVr. 2. ber Anpinii, i{>el(er, 
 ^rfbu]cr<\ri)n\rt. 
 
 EieCtlireallipf lek'lahilrsliip, «. 1. 
 6ie "ijjrmfiiir. 2. ?iU ^filfSprieiUr.imt. 
 
 |jt*(l, led, praet. II. pp. 0. lead. 
 
 Led-lior»e, bo*5pmitpf'frb. --farm, 
 [Onril.) ba6 flenieiiifd).iftli(t)e 5pii(l)t(jut. -- 
 captain, btr <£d)rnnj, £i>ri(l)eUe(fer. 
 
 Ij<*fi(ly, lOertl.] lady. 
 
 Ijeili^eT ledje, (niigrir. legtr; i^oQ. 
 leggen; «. 1. bai iiaqct , bit (Sdii(t)t, fiiige. 
 2. eit Itiippe, UPfileljeii&e 9(ril)e. - of 
 rock*. bc[i ^tlitnuff. 3. en* Iniige 5'lfenriff 
 an eer 2Jii||en>brriln(f)e. 4. trr I'lTiVrin^eiiDe 
 'ibtil. 5. (InVt)!.) btt pi>rilfl)inbe feamii, 
 9ianb, bit Irngleijle. 6. pi. | £d)ip-J tie 
 lippcn |ii<ir(l)en ten Derto.iifrn. 
 
 Mjtidfftij V. a. nicbrrle|)t'ii < t^< Rvrn le.). 
 
 I^eii^er, ledje'ur, «. (j^iiMtel] bat 
 Can'rbiid), ijxiuptfiiid) (f. Leger). 
 
 IjOe^ lee. (fr. lie) oeivot)iil. Lcea ini 
 pl., *■ tie ipefeii, ter ©ii^, ^beiifa?. 
 
 tjV.tSy (rd)iv. la; biin. lae ; nngrir. Iileo, 
 biev. hleow, f(f)i<tt. le; i^l. Iile; ^\f[\. ly, 
 lee, luwr; iv. clyd ; |p. Iua> «. 1. (luortlld)) 
 ber raintiflille £rc; (Dn^cr; 2. [iKar.l bai 
 (»ie> £ee. 
 
 To be in the lee. ficf) unter tiein <!Oiiibe 
 tauten. To be under ilie — of ibe nhoie, 
 of tUe land, )viiiM'((t)er tiiii U|Vr, am Saii&e 
 Ufgrn. Under ibe — of a abip, of ac Is- 
 land, uiurr D(-m See riiiet 8d)iife4, einrr 
 ^m't'l- To come by the -, in Met fallen. 
 To go by the -, I. Pill ^inb lUTliereii. 2. i 
 iViue 3{r<t)iiiiii(j bri (Sriua* iiid)r fiH^en. To 
 cotne utf bv ibc -. Cm 'Tijnxb lU'riirreiL 
 
 LEE 
 
 Lee-board, l^OTnr.] bai S(f)roert (etne 
 ^rt S3ret). --brails , «. pl. bte 0)ei(aui' 
 miter Bern aCiiibe. - fall. v. n. yoiu iUiiibe 
 ntft'iuinen, auf bit ©eiit fnlleii. — gage- 
 ber9S»r:t)eil, ft* nB(^ mrljr iinii-r btm ivjiufe 
 }U befiiiDcn, nl5 em aiibcre« ©(tjiff ; MearoBcrt' 
 ©iitferiuiiifl I'oii bein ^^iiiifie, luotjcr fteriiJiiib 
 blait. --lurch, bai vlii()liiDe tiiio l)efrii)> 
 9{i>(Un, lUberl)rUen eine< ©ttjiife* nat^ iiee. 
 — -shore, bai lifer uiiter rem See eiiie* 
 ®(t>ltfr«, bai bem ^iiibe Qetieiuiberiitaen^t' 
 lifer, ber Cegrriuall; to^nube a-, timer 
 bem !S3inbe an ber Jvfi|le l^iufeaelii. --sid r. 
 bie Ceefeite, ber 2febi>re. --^tiUe, bie in 
 ber d(t(l>(nnij bti ^inCet fttumeiibe $tii[l)i 
 a tide under the lee, eilie@tri>iuiini)in eilUT 
 bem 2Uiiibe eiitflegenflefcijten !>(iri)tuiifl. -■ 
 ward, a) adj. leciviirtd in ber \itt , unter 
 bein^iiibe liegetibi the - islands, (ie^nfclii 
 nnter bem lUinbe, bie JlntiUen; — tide, 
 ^iiib tinb $liit() luraiiiinen. b> adv. iee> 
 luiirr^i to fall 10—, DiMii Smiiibe abfoni: 
 men; to -, nnter bem SBiiibe. --way. 
 ber <ilbfall (br< 6i1>>lfi), bie ^ilbtrift. 
 
 l^eecllf leetsii, (guili. Icikris; aiigrir. 
 laec; biiil. laege ; f(t)iu. lakia; ir. liHgli; 
 mil. liakar) «. 1. ber 'Jlr^i, ^let^ar^t uncu 
 |l(ii& Ml 3ur>immeiiiet)Uii!)cn). 2. ( lUineli. 
 laeccani ber '^liitegcl, 4)liiii<iel. 3. l')Juir.j 
 bic |lel;enbe ©eitr (eined ©eorit). 
 
 Leech-craft, • bie ^eiiriinbr, liters 
 arini'itiinfl. —-owl, ber lU)ii. --lines,*. 
 pl I'W^ir.J bie 9iu(fgorbiiiflen. --rope. 
 l^JRar. ] btU |lel)eiibe i!eif. --worm, ber 
 %Muiegel. --way, 6 ber 'iOefl juni ©rabe. 
 
 l<«eff \kif, adj. * mb , nngenet^m, 
 X\)t\\tx; Iiebreid), ^uhq; ivillig. \. Lief. 
 
 Eiecfauce, l««i ans«, «. ['Dtnr.] 
 brr I'eiiivageii, S!ei(t)n>ngen. 
 
 I^eefang-, le* fang, «. [>D(ar.] tat 
 Xan ium S'liijiel^en. [« r25i)t.| ber I'aiid). 
 
 Ijeekf leek, (angeli. Icac; l)uU. look; 
 
 Leek of vines, ber Si3ilbliiu(t). 
 
 Ltek-grcen, laii(t)i)riin, iau(t)farbi<]. 
 --pottage, bie Caudji'iippe. 
 
 ■ •< »i iUdjoit.) all alone, 
 
 quite solitary. 
 
 liee-lttUg', (f(f)Ott. ) live -long. 
 liCer, lite. (I^Pd. gluursui*. n. 1. umi 
 
 ber ©eiie feljen, blicfeti, idjielen, i5cireni>licfe 
 ivtrfeii. 2. (upon, at) Giwtn aii|'(t)i(ien. 3. 
 nut gejwiiiiflciier '■Dtiene frl)en. [anirrfen. 
 
 ■jeer^ ». a. biird} frriinbliit)e ^iiift 
 
 To leer any one to ruin, Q^inen ili6 
 SBerberbcn id)ielen. 
 
 Ijeer, uiHtirlf. bleare, bleor) «. 1. '^ 
 bie Uiiuifle. 2. ber \iC)U\t iMicf , ©eiteiiblirf, 
 duemiicf. 3. ber qeiiviiiigeiie , oefiiiiilvtie 
 !bli{f. 4. « bie (»rrirt)ti)fiirbe , (i)e|lalt , ba? 
 ©erid)t, [2. i leer, iiuljtJiagf nb. B.Joasox. 
 
 l<eerf (aiigfif. gflaeu adj. ^ l. ^ Ucr. 
 
 lieer^ m. [(^uiei^iiitriij eiiie >2lbti;eiuiun 
 in bem Jvi'ililpfeu. 
 
 l^eer, *. ba# finger (brr luiioen il)iere). 
 
 Ijeerlturitef iere liiime, (gr. leroi. 
 u. horse) *. t bn* -^n.Mbrufcrb. 
 
 lieeriuK^ly, l^ei ingli, adv. mit 
 eiueni td)lniieii ©eireiiblKfe Pbrr I'actjiln. 
 
 l.4e«M« leei. (. pl. bie :ipeft-|i. Uld - ol 
 wine, bic 'ZUtiut^efeniifcDe. - of sugar, brr 
 Si'tftrfa^. 
 
 (f(()rtt.) Ii»ing. 
 
 LEG 
 
 Ii($ese, leeze, r. a. * periiereii. B 
 J0N.S0N. f. Lose. 
 
 Mi««!«^, (Int. laedo) V. a. ucrle^en. 
 
 IweeKuiiie ) [Oertl. ] pleasant. 
 
 Ijeet , teet, (angeir. lethe) «. | 
 KS'iigl.) bnf >perr)'(t)nff5geri(f)t (aiicft ourt- 
 leet) (je0t I'triviit nifi|len» ber country- 
 court ben c o u r t - 1 e e t), 2. — eber — 
 day, ber Weridjrftag. 
 
 Leet-ale, ber g-reubentng jiir 3cit, xoo 
 b\\i <perrfcl)aft#gerict)t abgeljalteii luiirbe. -• 
 court, f. Leet 1. 
 
 liCft) left, prutt. II. pp. u. leave. 
 
 EiUft, (lat. lacTUs; gr. laios, Uesych. 
 I.iplios) adj. liiif. 
 
 On the left, anf ber litifen @titt. To 
 tlie -. liiiff, niif bie linfe ©eire. Rigtit and 
 -, Xt<^\i llllb linr^. To marry with tlie - 
 band . jnr linfen ^nnb ljeiriUl)eM , fi(t) 'i'" 
 rraueii l.iffen (eiii Sraiieiijiminrn. 
 
 Left-handed, I. Iiiif, lillft. 2. « un> 
 illMcflid), uiigiiiittig, nnjeitig. B; Jonsoh. -- 
 baud'edness. bai Sillf^jVin. --hand'i- 
 ncKS. bai Sinfir(i)i'eiii, bie ltiigt-|\1)i(fii(t)feir. 
 
 Eieg:, leg, (bnn. leg) ». 1. (ber {}u0) 
 tat "Sriii (ber ^Weiifiljen, l^iere). 2. btt 
 ilrni^iUK- 3. bie Jteuie, ber @d)lngel, (Sd)en> 
 rel leou flefd)ln(<)feten Jljierem ; bnd ©iig|hl(f 
 (i>. £)(f)feii). 4. tai Sein, ber Stocf, @d)aft. 
 &. bie ©triiiiipffprin. Shak. 
 
 To make a leg, f fi(t verbeiigen , tine 
 SSerbeiigiiiig ina(t)en. To scrape a -, einen 
 jirai)fll0 mnc^eil. To stand on one's own 
 legs, i anfeigeiieii iSeinrn |1el)en. To have 
 good leg*, i giite Ibeiite i;nbeii. To break 
 a -, 6 uiT ber ijeirntl) uicberfoiiiiiien. 
 
 B I a c k - 1 e g , ber i£>pit'(er. --harness, 
 ber 58enil)arnii"(fj^ bie SJeinrriiliiiig. 
 
 ■jeffttCy, legasi. (iV. legado; fr. 
 legs; Int. legaiiini) 4. bai Signt, 9}ermad)t> 
 Mi@, bie tStiftung. A contingent -, rin be« 
 Mngte6 Scgnt. 
 
 Legacy- li unter. ber &rbf(t)(ei(f)er. 
 
 Eiecf^ul, legal, (fr. 'i^}. i>. I. legalis) 
 ««y. 1. geie^lid), geft^mnBig , red)t«frtiftij|, 
 legal. 2. gQitig , re(t)(«guirtg. 3. [IlTeolJ 
 bem (iJefe^e ber eigeiien 'lUerfe gemn^; nuf 
 bie riiienen ^erfe bniienb- 
 
 Of legal force, re(()r«giilrig, gefe^* 
 mnpig- - documems. QlfteH|lU(ff. — pro- 
 cedure, ber 9ie(^t£gnng. - remedy, bai 
 9{f(f)r6miftel. - tender, bai gcfeyli^K 3al;« 
 liing^iiiittel. 
 
 ljeg°nlity, legal^ie. (L e ' g a I n e s»> 
 ». I bie (yere^lirtjteit, (SJei'etjiiinStgfeir, 9{e(J>r«i 
 gfiirigff it , i)(crt)r»frnfiigfeit, £'fg.ilirni. 2. 
 lihfPI.} ^ai !bniieii nuf eigeiie ■'BJerfe. 
 
 hiV^nllmiiun y legaleiia .shun, «. 
 bie grrid)iliit)e ^gmubigiing, SegnUititioii, 
 ipiMUiMi'iintion. 
 
 lieg-Alize, li'galLe, (fr. le'galiser) 
 
 V. a. I. geff^lKt), geiVtjninBig mndjen, fne 
 
 red)tma8ig erfhiren , giitlje igtii. 2. befrnftn 
 
 grn, beilntigen , rerfjrefrnfng ninrf)en, legnli> 
 
 firiMi , einer ©a(t)e (sJefe^eSfrnft gebcn obee 
 
 i>erlfil)*ii. 
 
 I. What can legalize revenge? Wes- 
 
 STEa. 2. Irregular proceedings may be 
 
 legalized by a subsequent net of 
 
 lite legiaUiur*. Wuts 
 
 33 
 
514 Fate. far. fall. fa». Mc, mot. Fine. ffn. NA m8vp. n6r. s6t, 61!. riMd. Ti'ihf. tiV>. fi^ll. \/,\v.. TFIi.s. 
 
 LEG 
 
 legalized, atrid^nid) Qtma(t)t vitt ab-- 
 flcfagt; bciiliiiibiiit. 
 
 T^eg-ally, le galle, adv. Qcfe^lKt), niif 
 etnr vecfjrffrafriiTC ^riff. 
 
 Ijeg'lttary, leg'atare, (fr. legataire. 
 V. Int. legatarius) t. 2tr Segatnr, a5etmod)t: 
 ni§tiel)nu'r. 
 
 Ijcg"a<e, llg'gate, (fr. le'gat; int. 
 legaius) i. 1. 6er OJefaubte; (be)0iiDer6 nbcr) 
 2. btv (vinp|llicf)c) 2e(\at. 
 
 Legate a latere, ^er pfipfHirtje ^ot: 
 fd)nftcr. - de latere, ber 9Juiuiu5, Oiiter- 
 nuiUiuS. [mnd)tnipitei)iner. 
 
 Ijeg-atee, iSggatec'. t. ber 95er: 
 
 lieg'Atesliiii, leg'gAtesliip, t. bic 
 ®ci'(iubri"rt)att, ini >Uiiit eiiic^ ©efaubten, bie 
 Cedrttcniuiirbe. 
 
 liegfatine, llg'gatine. adi. )tt eiiunt 
 gcnnteii flefu'ri.i. 2. burcf) eiiieii Seiiaten, 
 OH-mnbten gentact)t, cb. i>dii iljm lierfiMiu 
 iiteiib. [s bie P5ei"iiiibtrrf)nft, Segation. 
 
 l(eg"***»<»n? legA'-shnn, (fr. '2S3. i>. Int.) 
 
 IjCj^-atur, lega riir, *. t ber (STblaJlrr. 
 
 l^eg'e ,1". Allege, aiif I'ihrcii. Shak. 
 
 lie^eild, le'jeiid, (lat. legenda; fr. 
 ;eslnde) «. 1. [riMii.jfntl). ^ircfje] a) bie 
 Ci'gciibe (bie in itliMlerii ic nil getuiiTen la-- 
 geii i>crlciVii luirb). l>) bie Segeubc, bn$ (nl< 
 beriie, Incberlicfie) i>eiIiGeniniihv(f)cii. Encyc. 
 2. irgenb fine GTj(il}liin(i , eiii 33eri(l)t, 5liip 
 I'n^. J0HN.SON. 4. ini ^5Knl)rrf)cii , bie un= 
 fllniiblidje, nic()t glaiibiuurbige C5)cfd)i(t)te. 5. 
 bie 3iifd)rifi, llmfd)rift, '5Jiilnjiiiufcf)rift. 
 
 lieg'end, v. a. mie eiiie Segenbe er> 
 jnlilen. 
 
 liCg'eiKlaryj Icd'jendare, adj. nil5 
 Ccgcnben l>eilc()eiib, fabelf)nft, mnl;r(J)eiiljnfr, 
 9Knf)rcf)en . . . 
 
 lieg'endary, *. 1. tai Segenben>, 
 ifictligcnbiid). 2. eiii n(te Q)ef(^id)teii ent. 
 Ijnltenbe^ S8uc^. 3. berSegenbcn., 'OMnl^rc^ciK 
 erjnf)(et. 
 
 TdVigeVy lld'jur, (^ofl. leggen; angelf. 
 lecgan) *. (S-tiurtL*, bai nil eiiictii Drtc licgt, 
 liegeii bleibt (meiflen^ ali adj. gel'rniicf)li(f)). 
 
 Leger-anibaisador, * ber bleitciibe 
 ®efniibte. --bait, [^i\d)tv] ber fcftliegeiibe 
 ^ober. — line, ['Wiif.] bie u6er ob. iiurer 
 bell geiuo(;iilid)cii fiinf ^lottiilinien (leijeube 
 gillie, -book, [^rtiibel] bn« $'!"!''''"''>' 
 Eagerbud). 
 
 lieg'erdemaln , ledjurdemine', 
 (fr. le'ger de main) *. 1. iai Infd)eiifpielcr! 
 Hud, 2, ± bie ©aiipL'lei (mand)innl niid) nl« 
 adj., |. SB. - trick, ber Xnfdjenfpieier; 
 flieith), 
 
 lieg-erity, \ejer'iti, (fr. le'gerete) 
 «. t bie gliid)tigfeit, Seljenbigfeit. Shak. 
 
 lieg^^ed, legd, adj. (in Siifamnieiu 
 fe^nngeii) beiiiig. 
 
 Two- legged, }tt)fi6cinig. [biiiig. 
 
 I<ejfg-iu, llg'g'n, «. bit aScinbeflei: 
 
 lieg^liurn, leg'hom, «. [(^ecgr.j 
 giuiirno. 
 
 Ijeg-ibility, lldjebil'ite, ) «. bie 
 
 liegibleness, ledjiblnes,^ Cefer: 
 tid)feit. 
 
 lietpible, lld'j^bl, (fat. legibilis) adj. 
 1. lefcrlid). 2. ± gelefca, eiitbetft luerben f5n< 
 neiib. 
 2. Tlie tliouglits of men are often legi- 
 ble in (iieir counteiiancea. Wchster. 
 
 LEI 
 
 lieg-ibly, led j^Me. adv. UfvtUd). 
 
 MjCgion, le'jun. (Int. legio) t. 1. 
 [rom. .Knegoiu. ] bie Segion. 2. ( neuereiJ 
 KncgiSiu.] bie 2egion. 3. i bie fiegion, groge 
 -)Keiigc. 
 
 lieg-ionary, lejuukri, (fr. le'gio- 
 naire) adj. 1. ciiie Segion ob. CegiKiteii be. 
 treffenb. 2. nii^ eiiier Ccgiuii do. nu* L'egio; 
 uen beilefjeiib. 3. i }nl)lreid), grog. 
 
 3. A legionary body of errors. Baown. 
 
 Ii«g:iunary, «. (rom. ilritgiiu.] ber 
 Segiuiinr, Segioiiifoibnt. 
 
 lieg-islate, Ied'ji.st4te, (fr. le'gislater. 
 Int. lex i|. fero) v n. (iSefetje gebeii ofter 
 mnd)eii. [u. Int.) ». bie (4)eff(jgct'iiiig. 
 
 lieg-kslatiun, icdji^iAkliiui. (fr. -a}. 
 
 lietji'islative, lodjLiatir, (fr. le- 
 gislaiifi adj. I. GeK9gebenb(Jti)rpcr, 'DDfndjt). 
 2. jiiv (Sefeljgebnng gthijrig, (i>e|V^eii niigo. 
 ineffen, QJefeij... (i£ti)l ic). 3. yi'ii eiiier 
 gefe^gebenbeii SBerfammliing nerorbner, U; 
 gislnrii). [*. ber ©efei^geDcr. 
 
 Eieg-islator, ledjjslitur, (lar. 5B.) 
 
 lieg^islatursliip, ledji.ii4'tur«liip, 
 *. t ^'■'^6 'ilnit einei (Jiefe^gederS. Halifax. 
 
 liegrislatrcss, ledjislA'trea.)j. bie 
 
 lieg'islatrix, ledji&U'triks, 5 &t> 
 fc^gcberinn. 
 
 lieg-islature, Ud'jiisl&tsliure , (fr. 
 SB.) *. l^^JDlit.] bie Segi^fntiir, ber gefe^ge; 
 benbeilijrper, biegefe&gebenbeSBeriommiiiiig. 
 
 lieg'ist, l^'jist, (fr. le'giste) 4. ber 
 (Sefe^fiiiioige, 3{e(^r«geletirte. 
 
 lieg'itiinacy) lejit'temase, I. I. 
 (bteel)elid)e(5)ebiirt) bieCegitimitnt. Atliffe. 
 2. bie Siec^tuiiipigfeit. 3. bie (^cfet)inii0tgr 
 fcit. 
 
 2. The legitimacy of his concluiiion.% 
 is not to be questioned. Webster. 
 
 I^etl^^itiiuute, iijlftimite, dat. le. 
 gitinins) adj. I. irgttiin, el;elid). 2. nd)t; 
 rcd)tmnpig. 3. rrd)t»trnftig, gfiefjiiinpig. 
 
 lieg'itilliate, (fr. legitimer; ■>. a. 
 
 1. legitinurcn , far t^ciid), rfd)tmiifjig fr'liu 
 ren. 2. fi'ir gtrei>lid) crflnreii, grfet>iiinyig, 
 gultig, rfctri'fnifng iiiii(t)(;i. 
 
 lieg'itiiiiaiely, lejit leiiidtcic. xftti. 
 1. red)tsfrnftig, gtfetsinnfiig. 2. {[<i)t, rrc^r: 
 ningig. 3. e()i'iid). 
 
 ljeg°itiitiatt?iiess , lejittemAte- 
 nes, «. I. bit- («<fcyiiuiGig"iir, 9{riDrjfrn|tig! 
 feit. 2. bit 'Jlcitrljfir, ate.liniinfiigreit. 
 
 lie^^itilliatiilll, lejiiema'shun. (fr. 
 2D-; *• I- bif Cigitim.nioii, Sledjrigung (ei: 
 itfi« .ftiiibi'5). 2. t j>ie rl)fJ.d)e (iJebiirt. Shak. 
 
 lieg-liii-grirtli, (fc^Ptt.) girth of 
 a ni I I k - pal I. 
 
 fjegrliiiM, (Htt^tt.) mi Ik -pails, 
 
 IjCJI^'llllie, ieg'gi^nie, 
 
 Lieifuiiien 
 
 gHiue) *. I. L^yt. ] bie ipiilfe. 2. fil. bie 
 $iiliViifnld)te. 
 
 Iieg°uiiiinuu8f legii'ni jnus . (fr. 
 le'gnniiMeiix) adj. [2301.] I)ill|"entragenb, fdj.iw 
 tentrngmb. [fnnbte; 9{e|lbent. Shak. 
 
 MjV-ig*:r^ led'ji'u. #. ■}• bet JiunbeSge; 
 
 I.<(^ilis'i(', lipsik. I. [(35eogr.J ?eipjig. 
 
 lieixiirable, le'xliiirabl, adj. f 1. 
 niir -iBftiiJi' i>frrid)trr. 2. 'IKiige Ijnbeiib, 
 '^Ji'iiCc. ■ (■SriiiiPi'ti K.). 
 
 l.<«'i.*iiirj|bl}', ie'^hurabli, adv. bri 
 ••Jiiiijie, niir -Wfiiee 
 
 e, leggiinie, } (Int. legu- 
 dl, l^gu'nien.^inen; fr. Ic- 
 
 LEN 
 
 Ii«iSlire , le'uliure , <fr. loisir) «. I 
 bie ■O.iVuee. 2. f bie ■DKugt, 3fit. 3. * bt» 
 ^ilrje ber frcieii 3eit ober '^iige. 
 
 2. He sigli'd. niid had no leisure more 
 
 to say. DRYDEif 
 
 At leisure, niit TOtige. To be at -. 
 ■5Jfiige hnben. To be at - from ..., 3Jid)t« 
 }U tl;iMi ()nbcn init ... 
 
 Leisure - hour, bie nulgige ©tuube, 
 •TTebcniTiinbe. --time, bie ''TOiige. 
 
 lieisurc, adj. f mutjig. 
 
 Iiei.«urely, le'ihiliie,arf;. iiiit-TOnge 
 i>ernd)ret, gctl)nn, geiiinc^lic^. - adv. mil 
 'Bhifie, genind)li((). 
 
 Iceman, U'man, lem'man, (anf)t* 
 ft^etitl. iiifniiinienge). d. lifman, leveman; 
 nngeli". leof u. man) t. * ber ©4)n^, bie 
 Subjle, bn* £iebd)en. 
 
 liemey leme, (nngelf. leoma) t. « ber 
 Strnl)I, <Sd)iuiiiicc. Chaucer. - v. n. |'c^)im» 
 iiierii. 
 
 liemina, lem'mS, (gr. SB.) «. ['Wntfj.) 
 bn« Semmn, ber Ce^us, Spul^i-., SBorberei. 
 tung^fn^. [SEnfferlinft. 
 
 EjCiiiHia, (fr. lemmc) t. ( 23of. J bie 
 
 lit^lllllling', lein'iiiiag, (Le'niing) 
 *. [3i>i)l-l ber L'etiimiiig. 
 
 Ijeitiniail, lemnea-n. adj. - earth, 
 bie lenuiifdie (>•l•^t^ Stfgilerbe. 
 
 I^einniscate, lemuisUate. (fr. SS}.) 
 s. (OJcDiu.) bie 9etiiiii6fnbe, Gcmiiicfntc. 
 
 lieillUn, leni'miin, (fr. 11. fp. liuinn) 
 t. 1. bif SitviMte, Siiiione. 2. - tib. -- tree, 
 ber 3'fri"'«"^'i"'"' Siiiu'iienbniini. 
 
 Lemon-color, jifrmiciif.irbig. — 
 sqHeezers, *. pi. bie Sitroneiipreffe. 
 
 Ijeinonade, lein'munade, (fr. linio- 
 nade) t. bie Simoiinbe, bn? 3it»"i'iieiiiun)Ti'r. 
 
 lieinur, le'mur, (Int. <li5.) «. l3ooi.] 
 ber 'Wnfi, SJnultl^iernffe, bni< (53i|Veiii1t'rri)ifr. 
 
 lieinures, lemurz, (int. ^.) ». j>/. 
 bie 9iad)tgfi|Ter, Snruen. [2ei>ii()nrb. 
 
 f .ieil , len , 9Ibf I'lrjg. fur Leonard , «. 
 
 lieud) lend, (nugelf. laennn; fd)iv. 
 lana; biill. laaner; l)oII. leenen; Icl)lieil) 
 praet. it. pp. lent, v. a. 1. [el;iieii , U'il;eti, 
 borgen. 2. urn (Selb lei(;en, perleiljeii. 3. i 
 «) leiiten (^iilfe). b) leiljen. c) reirfjeii, ge* 
 ben (bie i^nnb). d) {)crgeben (feincii 'Tinmen^. 
 
 3. b) To lend an ear to a discourse, d) 
 A. lent his name to obtain money 
 from the bank. Webster. 
 
 To lend out, oerIei()Rti, nueieif;cn. To 
 - upon interest, nilf Sinfe" Ieil)eil. Money 
 lent out. nii^ileljenbe (JJelbcr. 
 
 liendable, lend'abl, adj. perlief):ii, 
 geliefjrii ivcrbtu fi)niienb. 
 
 fjender, llndur, «. i. ber Seif;er, 
 aiiiflei()er. 2. ber ©elbucrleil^er, Cnrleiher. 
 
 Lender on bottomry, ber ^Obmcrei* 
 gi'ber. ['i!lti«Ieil)en. 2. bnS ®i'Iief)ene. Shak. 
 
 I.ieiidiu|c, len'dii!g, t. 1. ba6 Seil^en, 
 
 LtKllfstU, lengt/j, (niigclf. lengthe; 
 !id(I. lengte) *. 1. I bie Cnnne (eincif (Sc^if« 
 id ic). 2. i a) (ber Sfifrniiin, bie Dniier) 
 bie Cniige. b; bie Cmigc (eiiier Dtebeir.). c) 
 bie Iniige Bniier. Drvdej!. 3. [•iWhil.j Full 
 — , whole -, bie I'tbciirfgrofie. 4. (eiiie ge* 
 mifTe lilii^behniiiigi bie iSrrerfe (finnbcii. 5. 
 t bit (X-iitffriiuiig. 
 2. a) Wliat length of time will tliis enter* 
 prise re:jiii''e for ts acconiplishmenlf 
 
Thte, far f?i?I. fat. M* mot. Fine. fin. NA, m5ve, nir, gSt, 3il, rl6i^d. Tnbe, tub, fi'ill. f7/in, THis. 515 
 
 LEN 
 
 Webstek. 4. Large length « of teas 
 and shores... Shak. 5. Hr had march- 
 ed to the - of Eiefer {bii (Sjrtfcr). 
 
 Clarendon. 
 
 At length, I. 6rt SAngf iincf). 2. in 
 in gniiscii Cmiiit , niiffiiljrlirfj. 3. auif) «» 
 the -, tuMid), mil &n^^ julf^t. 
 
 1. Let the name be inserted at ength, 
 taft ^e^ ^^p^|lnll^tgfn 'TTntnen einruiftii. 
 
 T» lie at one's length, tfr Siilinc ""tft 
 b«(ir;)(tl. To draw hnlt-length, I'^Rnl.) 
 Al< ^nicimtf mnifii; in vt>. at full -, in 
 fie6rn«gr6§«. A great - of time, cine Inngf 
 3fit; in - of time, mit ^er 3«it- i" f*' 
 CSiiflt; what - of lime etc., luif Iflnfle. 
 To pursue * aubjrct to a great -, eincit Qit-- 
 (jdirtrtnB (I'eit vertVlgen. To the — nf — 
 bit n<\<1) ..., bif ... To go the utmost -. 
 |um "Jlengerftfii frf)r«ten. That will carry 
 you gre.nicr lengths than ..., ii\6 ivirt) 
 @ie weittr l>rin!jfn nl6 ..., eflmit wrbtw 
 ®ie roeittr Gtlnnn"" ^6. fominen a(6 "'•' ■ • • 
 Tornnall the lengths of a corrupt govern- 
 ment, in (ifle <Unucl)t(M fiM<r I'trBiTtifnen 
 fitqittwnq fiiifltljen. We cannot go that - 
 with you. in MetVin ^unfte f&tinrn ivir 31) 
 n«n md)t ("fipHid)!*!!. Iflfrn. 
 
 Mj*-ntitU, V. a. t nii«fte^nfn, vtruw- 
 
 Ijeng^tlien, leng'tAn, V. a. I. l<rrs 
 lAnflirn ; Bthnen , ftrctfcn , nn#^f^n*n. 1. 1 
 «) utrliingern ( ea« Cttrn ic. ). b) ini6tVin> 
 ntn, niiiBfljnen (cine ^ttt ic. ). e) ttl)Mn 
 (tint ®il&e iin ^uSfpredjen). 
 
 To lengthen out, iierlnnfltm (meiftfn^ 
 fnn>()ntird)). To - one's stay, linger Ufr» 
 veilrtt. 
 
 licnff-flien f p. n. I. ? (i(4 i<rrMn> 
 
 jftn, Mngfr lUfrBfii, (irf) nu^f'lJi""- '. i 
 
 •) Mngrr ll<n•^l■n, jnnrhmen (v. 6f«loijrn). 
 
 k) «>nd)iVn, junrljnttn. 
 
 1. A hempen rope contracts when whet, 
 
 and lengthens when dry. Werstcr. 
 
 liC^ng^tlirul, lingt/ilul. adj. iHMl 
 (jrnger I'liiuK, m.Klirig. (Prr P.'ingf itnd). 
 
 Ijt'lljftll'iviue , lengt/jwiie , ndn. 
 
 E«^ii^^tliy, leng'iAe, adj. (tnti|lrn5 i> 
 fonn, wmi\ l.inii (9{cbir lO. Bykom. 
 
 Iidli<?nt, le'neent, (Int. leniens) adj. 
 1. linBeriiB; (iniind)Mt. niit of) - of grief, 
 fnniinfrilidfnb. Miltow. 2. [>)J?rt. ) rrmft! 
 djenb, lineernb. - *. ['TKri).] >«« (?tu'ei: 
 ^imqti, !?inCernn(]^niirttl. 
 
 lieiliry, len'iiifi, (v. fr. le'nifier) e. 
 m. t lilt^orn, nnlDern, fliflm. 
 
 Kjeniinent) lennlment, (Int. leni- 
 nentuiii) «. f t"l6 CiiiBfrnngfniitti-l. 
 
 I^eilitivef leu'e iv . (fr. le'nitlf) ndj. 
 linftrrnP, niilDcrnb. -». I. [■^Vti.i en6 tin. 
 bfTnnfl#niirtfl. 1. t ini CinBfriinij«niittcl. 
 
 lienity, leneie, (Int. lenitas) t. (ir 
 (gclinMgfifir, -)J?tI6e. (*. eeonljntP. 
 
 lieiiny, len'ni. ^Ibfurjfl.filr Leonard, 
 
 lieilS) lenz. (I. lens) pi. Lenses, «• 
 fCuf.] Bit 2int>, iai Siniennlfl*. 
 
 MjVnty lent, prart. u. pp. V. Lend. 
 
 I^ent, (nnflelf. lencten) «. Ut JJrtflett, 
 Jndfiijeir. 
 
 Lent-sermon, bie JJflftfnprf^'fl^- 
 Ii«nten, lent'tn, adj. I. jur ffnftfli! 
 |tit (ifl)^!!, in efr^iiilenjeitgebrnnrfjlirt), Uv. 
 fjenmiifiifl, Jnilru... 2. t ipflrrain, fparlirt), 
 raro, timgrr, uiitjcnudt^nDi lafDiiift^. 
 
 LEP 
 
 Lenten feast, Dit Sdifcnmn^ljcit, $un« 
 (]crnioiilifit. - fig. Pie Diutel. 
 
 Iweiiticular, Untikkular, (lat. len- 
 ticularis) adj. I. Iinieiiiirtit] , Siinffii... 2. 
 linMllft'ruilj]. — a</». Lentie'ulaily, 
 liniVnarrig, linfciifomiig. 
 
 lientifurin, len'iefirm, (Int. lens 
 u. form) ndj. iinri'n!ormi(). 
 
 Ijenfig-inoits, lemidjinus, adj. 
 riiuPi,], ()«''"t"'<l. ptf^MV 
 
 lientig-o, leiiii g/>. (((It. ^.) *■ bet 
 Ontrp, Kk Jierfdi, Si-bcrfletftn. [6ie L'infe. 
 
 E<eiitil, leii til. (fr. leutille) s. [-^or.j 
 
 Kieiltiitk, leiitisli. / (fr. lenlis 
 
 lientisciiMf leiitM'lius.^ que; liU. 
 lentiscusi t. (l^ot.) Prr ')7iii(li):Piini"- 
 
 |jen<itufte, Icntetiitle. a<. lot. Icn- 
 tus) *. t bK Siiiiigfiinirett, inig^eit. Dict. 
 
 lientner) lent'uur , ». ttt Wutitv 
 (^rt ijiilfen). 
 
 lientor, len'iur, (Idt. SSi.) *■ I. bie 
 3(iM. 3>ilj'!lf'it- Bacow. 2. bit Ciingfiimfrit; 
 Dn« ipr.te &inrrttcn (ciiirr fcocfjt). Arbuth 
 ROT. 3. liintlji'l. J bw Kkbriflftit, 3«il;l;<it 
 fep 'l^riite*. 
 
 EifMltUUa, len'ius, adj. iAf)t. 
 
 Ij'envuy, «. f btr ^neganfl riiic* 
 (S)efii1)r6, f. Kiivoy. (prr i!fiijinit. 
 
 ■jetizinitef len'zinite. « [OKiiirriilii.j 
 
 Ijeu, lio. (i.u. ^.) I. [flilroii.i btT 
 I'lMuf (ini lijicrfrfiiV). (bof SBi'if. 
 
 Eieort, li orf. (ongflf. "SH.) » bie t'rutt, 
 
 Ije«»nnr<1, leu iiard. ». {:rvnt)iirb. 
 
 Lit^wnilM^f liAniue, (Int. leoninnsj 
 adj. iL'TOiMinafeu], l6iu<iil)aft, l&iufntirtig, L'Jx 
 men ... — ade. L e ' o n i u e I y , iDiveimrtii), 
 ibiufiihnfr, loiucnniiiBig. 
 
 Ijeonlue, (U. Leontins) adj. (^Off.) 
 ifiMiniiidji - verses. ifDiiinndje SBrrff (ivic: 
 Gloria factoruu) temere conceditur 
 liorum). Oi'fl.J bfr L'eopnrb. 
 
 Ij«*Opnr<l, lep'purd, ifr. 'JB. ) «. 
 
 Leopnrds-bane, ( 'Sot. J bit (Wein«< 
 luiivj, Jtr.if'miiirjfl, D\\6 6d)ii)inbeifrfliK. 
 
 I^«*per, lep pur. (p. lat. u. gr. lepra; 
 fr. lepre) *. brr r!lii6|Vi(jige. 
 
 Leper-fish. [0(1) llQOl.l brt XAnbet. 
 
 |jep<rrOUN, \. Leprous. 
 
 E<epid, leppid, (hit. lepidus) adj. f 
 r(t)rr,h.iir, fcin, nriig. [frit, Jcinheit. 
 
 |j(^pi(1i(y, luppid iti. «. t bif ilrtifl: 
 
 Ei«pi<(4>iite, le,>'piil(ilite, «. l'}Jfi< 
 nrr.ii.i i P't I'fpPi'i", i-'ilinlit. 
 
 I.iepi4l«»pterf lep pedoplur, ^(gr. 
 
 ■jepidopterA, leppadopicra.^ ie- 
 pi» n. ptero.n I. |(i-iiroin.j bee <atrtnl'fln(j< 
 ter, b.if il.iiibfliinflirte o'U'eft.^ 
 
 Ejepi<lt>pt<^ral « lepp^dop'teral, 
 adj jn frn 6riuib'fln<ilrrn gi-l)6n<i. 
 
 fjeporiiie, lep poiiiie, dot. lepoti- 
 uus.nrf/. hiiifnl)(ifr, ^niVn... 
 
 ¥.<epr«»S<^rt» lepprAsd. adj. nuSlVlljiij. 
 
 ftieprufiity, leppros eie. *. bie 6(t)ie! 
 feriiifeir innefr 'XVetnil* !c.). 
 
 I.<eprosiy, leppnVse, (f. Leper; f. 
 1. bcr 'lluefii?. 2. t M^ Snilfendje. Shak. 
 
 E<eprou», lejf'prus, (fr. Ic'preux; 
 adj iiuCiniJig. -disease, brr 'Jlii^m^ -■ 
 houKc, b.i$ 5?i»i"pifnl flit SJuiJintjifle. -dis- 
 lillment. gifiige Irfpfrn. Shak. 
 
 I.^cprouMly, lep'prusle, adv. in ci- 
 iietn iintircfi'iibru (»rabr. 
 
 LES 
 
 liepronsmesiif lep'pruKues, «. bet 
 
 91u6m9 bif OliU'fiiRigfrit. 
 
 Ijeptf lept, praet. II. pp. r. Leap. 
 
 lierry, ler ri. t. e I. ber a5eriuei«. 
 2. ber Cnrni, bii« (sjffitrei. 
 
 Iiesion,li'zhini,(|iU. laesio)«. [St^ir.] 
 bie iBcric^nng, 21Biinbe. 
 
 lieSN^ les, conj. t ftiitt Unless. 
 
 IjeSSf (angiif. leas; gptf). laus; m. ly. 
 san, lausyan, i>erlicren) eine pripntiDe 6iibt 
 (ilbe, >(p£; }. S. witless, childless, 
 fatherless, pennyless, lawless etc. 
 
 Ijess, (nngcif. laes) aij. fleiner, tnin< 
 ber, (jeringeiv lueniger. 
 
 For less, ipr()lfei(er (fnufeti ic. ). To 
 make -, 1. ipeniger, fleiner innc^rn. 4. 1 
 wenigcr n(()ten ob. |"tt>(i$eii. 
 
 liesM, adv. I. meniger, nirfjt fo. 2. tlio 
 -, tlie more, je lufiifger, beflo mefjr. 
 
 2. The less a man praises himself, the 
 
 more disposed are others to praise hint. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 liesH, $■ ber CfJeringere, Wiebrigere. 
 
 Ijess, p. a. t fleimr, geri'nger, lueniget 
 m(id)en. (*!l5ii(i)rer, <|5n(^rcr, 9)?iet()«tniinn. 
 
 lieSKeCf lessee', (p. lease) «. Prt 
 
 liensen, l«s'»n. v. a. l. uerfleineni; 
 t'emngtrn , perniinbern ; ermngigen (emen 
 '15rei«). 2. tjernbiVijfn (3einiinb« «mr). .1. 
 f(()iniilern (Oeninnb« !){iif:c.); fd)i»ii(t>en (bit 
 I'lebe jc). 
 
 2. St. Paul chose to magnify his offire, 
 when iU men conspired to lessen it. 
 
 Attersiirv. 
 
 IJessen, e. n. l. rieitirr luerben. l. 
 nbnei)nien ; fd)roi^iter merben. 
 
 E<(?SB«r, les'siir, (nngelf laessa, lac*- 
 se) adj. fleiner, niinber, geringer, meniger. 
 
 Lesser Asia, ((Mei'gr.J fileinftfi«n. 
 
 lieRSeron, les'serun, «. [^Ut.J Mi 
 Cprbeerfrniit. 
 
 Eiei«<i«Sv Ics'siz, {ft. lalss^es) t. pi. 
 [•SSoibnifpr.J bie Cufiing (ber fiorl)) milber 
 Iljicre. 
 
 MjtssMon, les'sn , (fir. le(;on, Pont Int. 
 lectio) «. I. (bn« Slnfgegebcne) bie Qlnfgofte, 
 Ceftiun. 2. b e 9lni<itung, irt}rt, ber lliirer« 
 ri(^t. 3. bie tppii ber (S'rfiiljrinig (in bieipaifb 
 gegcbene) fiehre. 4. bit teftion, ©rnnb«, 
 Seljrrtunbe; SSDrlefiing. 5. (brim (aorte*. 
 bienilt) ber (periciene) Xtjct. 6. t bie Cettioii, 
 ber Im, 25ermei6. 7. [Wiif. ] bie (fiir fill 
 3n)1runientgffd)rie0enf,nn«gfre(3re)©tininie. 
 
 3. Tlie lessons wlilch nicltness impart*, 
 she leaves to be pracliced when ht>:ilth 
 is estalillshed. Webster. 
 
 To give any one a lesson, to read any 
 one a -. (his -) (Fineui ben 2ep;ten, iert 
 lei'en; (for) G^inetn ©tmn« I'ermeiieit, ©men 
 pprnrhnien (megen). 
 
 I^efisMUii, ». a. I. leljren, iintermeifen. 
 
 2. f e-iiiein beti Sepittn lefen. 3. (into) an< 
 
 lueifen (ju). 
 
 3, Children should be lessoned into a 
 
 contempt and detestcition of this vice. 
 
 L'Estrakge. 
 
 liCSMOr, les'siir, (0. lease) «. ber SScr> 
 pnd)rfr, ajfrmietber. 
 
 Ij«iit, le>-t, lo^fit. (p. nngelf. leas ; gntl^. 
 laus) coHj. bnB nirt)r, bnniit nirf)t, iiind) beii 
 'HJprrerii bffiir(<>rcii, jipeiffin, ini Beutfd)en) 
 oaii. 
 
 3G* 
 
5 1 (S Fate, thr. fall, t'ai. Me. met. rine. fin. IS6. move. ii6r, t;ot. 611. rl^vid. Tii!»«. li\U. full. l//ii». Tllis. 
 
 LET 
 
 But lest you should not understand me 
 well, abet iamit H)X mid) red): i>er(lfl)fn 
 tni>i]et. Shak. 
 
 lief, let, (nitflClf. laetan, letan ; goxt). 
 letan ; la(Ten) praet. 11. PP- let, v. a. I. (luit 
 eiiiftn tnrniif folgcnten Oiifinitii) vi)»e to) 
 I (Ten. 2. « (iiilt to) mffcu. i. ill t>em Oiiu 
 pcnuiu luirb let niif folgciiBe SBeife nf= 
 brand)! : a) SJplgt 6ie erile n. Critrc ^JSerfiMi 
 Dnrnuf, fo Drucft e6 ein*M iijiinfd), u. foigt 
 tie ec|1e ^erfou pi. , eine ©rnmljiinnii Dttr 
 ffiitte <iu6. b) Jolgt Die Driite \l5trfini , fo 
 jeigt ei eine (Srlnu&nip oi. enien -yefef;! nn 
 eine untergebene o&. 6ritte >J5crfLMi nn, }. 25. 
 
 - him speak, Inpt iljn retell; er mag reDen, 
 er reftc. 4. (to, an) ucrt)nd)ten, oerleiljen, utr» 
 mietljen; to be -, ju uermiett)en 
 
 2- There's a letter for you, Sir, if your 
 
 name be Horatio, as I am let to know 
 
 it is. Shak. 4. To — to farm ; to - an 
 
 estate for a year. 
 
 Let be, lag, la^fein; lag Io«. To - 
 
 alone, 1. fltlein, in D{ul;e laffen. 2. ueriaffcn. 
 
 3. niifgeben (Iplrine ic). 4. nnerivahnt lau 
 fen, ivegiaflcn. 5. unit Caraiit fLngeiiDem 
 3nfinitii>) iiberlnjycn. — him aione for that, 
 uberlaifen ®ie il)m bai. - that be done, 
 im iai gefd)if)en. To - go, faf)ren (afTen. 
 To - fly, fliegen lafjen; lo)5rd)tc^t'" / li>s» 
 Driicfen. To - see, febcn laffen, jeigen. To 
 
 - loose , lo.^lafieii ; (upon; lo^Iaffen nnf . . , 
 ©inen rtU|'l}et)cii gegen... To - blood, jiit 
 9i6er Inffen. To - one know, ©iiiem jn luit'; 
 fen tl)Uii, mclSi'ii, 1 am - to know, id) bin 
 unterrid)tet, mnnljai mir gemcUet. Let me 
 die if ..., id) >ui(t (lerben, luenn ... To - 
 »lip, faljrcn ob. en[n)ifd)en laijen, (3agD» 
 ^iinbe) Io6laf|cn. - the world slide, befiim» 
 mere Did) uin bie ffl3elt iiid)t. 
 
 To let down, I. nieberlnfTen, fjerablaf; 
 fen, (by a cord, nu einem totrirfej l)mab>, 
 ^eruntcrlaffcii ; neigen; l)iiiiinm-fd)afffn. i. 
 to - into a cellar, in ben teller |d)laud)en, 
 (sbvotttt (TOfin). 3. nad)la|Tcn (©utten to. 
 
 4. t i to be - to ..., befd)ranft fein auf... 
 To let In Ob. into, I. t;eniiii >, l)inein 
 
 (affen, ciiuaffen (Otmnnb). 2. i a) bent 
 ©d)nterje ic. ) G-ingang, /Sntrttt I'frilatten. 
 b) to - any one into.., ©inem t.i\\i ^erj IC.) 
 6ffncn, erbffnen, niitrd)lifgeii ; to be - i n i o 
 eingi'mril)t iverben in ... , befannt luerben 
 mit... 3. eini'(t)nUcn. 
 
 To I e t one's thoughts into other men's 
 minds, feinen @ebaiifeii 6ei >^iibitn @iii> 
 (jang i)errd)nffeti. 
 
 To let off, 1. ro«i'd)ieeen , lo^laffen 
 CSPfeile, etn @eme^r>. 2. abuijjen. 3. uerab. 
 fd)itben. 
 
 To let out, I. ouMnfien, l)ernu5Io(fen. 
 4. flaSlftl)eni uerlt'iljen , uerpad)fen; itetmiei 
 tt)eni to - to use, onf Sini'en anfieiljcn, lei 
 flen, nnlrgen, nnf Onterrffen geben. 3. to - 
 one's love to.., |>ine Sii'be Ijinndgen nad)... 
 
 MjtStf prael. u. pp. letted, e. a. * t)w 
 berii. i'erl)inbern, abf)alten. 
 
 I^et, 0. n. ' fid) enrt)arten. Bacor. 
 
 I^et, «. « b.i^ ^inbernig, ber G-iniVrud). 
 
 I^ef , (S-nbHlbe uon aSerfleinerungfiuDr! 
 trrn, aiigelf. iyt, fr. let; j. «. hamlet, 
 Ci V II I e t. 
 
 lief, "JiOrurig. fur Lattice, *. Vntiria. 
 
 liel, prunl. II. I p. V. Let. 
 
 LET 
 
 Let- blood, jiir 9lbcr gelnffen. —-In, 
 I. bao i)5ft>rtd)en. 2. inM (Jinf(^altung$jeu 
 en. --pa»«, ber >l>aiTirjfttel. 
 
 Ijef-a-be, i|'d)i>rr.) let alone. 
 
 lietll»l, le i/ial, (lat. lethalis) adj. 
 Ibbriul). IlicHAKDsoN. llid)feit. Akins. 
 
 l^etliulity, i^i/iaKeis, s. bie Zbot-- 
 
 Ijetliar^ic, lei/iar jlk, i (lat. 
 
 lietliur^icul, let/iarjekal.yethar- 
 gicus) aitj. letl^argnrt), rd)lafi'ud)fig. — adv. 
 Lethar'gieally. If tDargird). 
 
 lietliurg'icnlue«s , let/iar'jekal- 
 nen. otft : 
 
 JLethnr^icue.«l>l,iet/iir'jiknes, (gr. 
 u. liU. Iriii.iigiiu ■•. Pie I'mjargie, ©d)lafTiid)t. 
 
 liefliMrg'ieil, ici/i'arjid, adj. ti\\> 
 flefdiLif'Tr, I'frinrft. Shak. 
 
 liethari^-y, leiAarje, *. l. bie 2c. 
 tijargie, ®d)iai|iii1)t. 2. ± bie 2er|)argie, Uiij 
 enipttiif)lid)rfir, Uiibefummertljeit, (2d)iafrig« 
 feit, lliitljatigfeir. [gifd) inact)eii. 
 
 Ijef liikr^y, ». a. fd)lafriirt)rig, ittt)ar= 
 
 Ijeflie, ici/ie, (gr. iii.) *• l. ["Mil)!!).] 
 ber I'rthe. 2. ? bie aSfrgrlJi-nheit. 3. « uat. 
 leiui'ij ber iob. — I. e I lie'd, f adj. - dull- 
 ness, bie iliimpfe 25ergt|Tenl)eit. 
 
 lietliean, lei/ican, adj. SSeroeffen: 
 t)eit i<eriirrad)eiib. [hide, thrashing. 
 
 liefliering-, [Dertl.] tanning the 
 
 lietliiferuus, let/iif'lerus, (lat le- 
 
 Ihifer; adj. ti!)btlid). [to confess. 
 
 I^ef UU, [Dertl J to acknowledge, 
 
 l^ieffer^ iettur, (d. let) s. 1. Coiner, 
 ber iiiliipt, geilatret. 2. diner, ber luslapt, 
 frcii'ii Saiif lapt; blood--, ber 'ilberiaiTtv. 
 3. bet JBermietljer. 4. ber 2}crl)iiiberer , (ft* 
 Iter, ber nbl)ait. 
 
 L e 1 1 e r - g o . ber i8errd)iueiiber. 
 
 lieffer, (fr. lettre; ical. lettera; lat. 
 
 litdra; n). flytliyr) s. 1. ber 23lld)|labe. 2. 
 
 [ii)pogr.j ber £iriicfbiid)rinbe, bie Vettcr; pi- 
 
 bie ©d)rift. 3. i ber !8iid)ilabe (Die luiirtlidje 
 
 Sbebentnng, ber iuortiid)e 'iluiSbnicf;. 4. in-ii 
 
 ©d)reiben, ber 33riet. 5. ber iSrief, bie llr> 
 
 fuiibe, aSoninad)t. 6. pi. a) bie iJJapierc, SJrief: 
 
 fd)aftcn. 0) Die Citemiur, 2i3i(Jenrd)att. 
 
 3. We must observe the letter of the 
 
 Uw , williout doing rioleiice to ilie 
 
 reason of tlie law, and the intentions 
 
 of tlie lawgiver. TavloR. 
 
 By letter, brii'flid), fd)rifriid). - of ad 
 flee, [jpanbflj ber tUoiSUriff. - of convey- 
 ance, ber Jradjrbrief. - of credit, ber ivre> 
 bubrief, basiCrcbirili. - of grace, protection, 
 or respit, itt *illi|lailb«6rift , '2llirYrt)lU'fctiet. 
 - of Kafe-conduct, ber ffleleitibrii'f", Ci)cIi'irS> 
 fd)ein, OJrlfirs-jrttel. Letters of grant, "Tie: 
 uiiduiimgsbnefe. - citatory, bie flerid)tlid)e 
 95i^rlabuiig, (S'fiftaiiabiing. M.m of let- 
 ters, ber ©eleljrfc. Letter(s) pnlenr, or 
 oven, open, ber Jreibrief, biM ■ijjarent, rffene 
 SBtiefe. - of attorney, bie •Jjri.ifiira , rd)ri|t: 
 
 lidje 25urimad)r. - of marque and reprisals, 
 
 ber itaperbricf. l^ead -, t ber lobte ^iid)> 
 flrtbe (t.nti (i>efe!5e« !C. ). Letters of a 
 small, of « large size. lil)piigr.J feme, grobc 
 ©d)ritr. Body of the letters, ber ©d)ri|t» 
 frgrl. To distribute liie letters into 
 wrong boxes, be 25iid)ilaben I'cnuericn; 
 
 desceiidliig . long loiters. gi'|d)lUiilljte 
 ®rt)rir(: the l«tt«r»are broken. biev2fi)rit[ 
 , lalil lit?, i'lcie.nicnl gocj, O) •• , (JTl;clfll!ig 
 
 LEV 
 
 roirb Duvd) ©mpfel)Iting (maf^)ti3er (Jrennbe) 
 «lnngt. Shak. 
 
 Lettter-bag, (nnf ©d)iffen) ber 53rtef» 
 fact, 6a* ajrief.gedeifeii. --bearer, - 
 carrier, ber ^rifftrager, JBricfbote. -- 
 book, ber JBriefjlellrr. --(copy-)book, 
 Das 3?nefri'pirbiid). — box, [ ijjoiliw. ] ber 
 a5riefrailen , (Cicrtl.J ©d)alter. --brush, 
 [iDPogr.] bie '^U'jieljbiirile. --case. I. bie 
 2jnc('jard)e. 2. [ ii)pogr. ) ber ©itriftfailen. 
 --f oil nde r, ber Sd)ri(tgieper. --fo unde- 
 ry. Die ©d)rifrgie#erei. --learn ed. biid)» 
 gelel)tt. --learning, bie SKiid)gelcl,>r|ani« 
 feir. --paper, baS 2?rief;, ^oftpapict. -- 
 press, 1. bie 25iid)briirfctprtf|e. 2. [IjDpo* 
 gr.ibieSd)rift; without the -. [Kiipfcrilcd).] 
 iM)iie ®d)rif[, i>or ber ®d)rifr, avam U lettre; 
 several pages of -, mel)rere DrucfiViien. 
 
 Ijetfer, ». a. mit a3ud)|laben bcjeict» 
 nen; beiiielii (tin SBiid)). 
 
 Eieffered, llttiird, adj. l. geleljrt. 
 2. Jill- 'iBiiTfinitafr geljorig, ii)r angemcifeii. 
 
 liefferless, let turles, adj. uiige« 
 ltt)Xt. ^ [firm. 
 
 Ijeffice, let'tis. 4. (SSDeiberiinme) 2a» 
 
 liettius', letting, s. t)i\i 2t\\\in :c. — 
 blood, - of blood, ber ilberlatf, im 'Jlberiaf* 
 fen. —vines blood, baS 23crd)iieibeii beriijeiiu 
 llijcfe, ivBbei (\u6 benfeibeii ber ©aft flieftt. 
 
 lieffuce, let'iis, (Let'tice) (iv. 
 laitue; it. laituga) *. ( i5ot. ] ber 2attid), 
 2ottig, ©alat. Cabbage--, headed-, 
 ber ilopfiaiat, Sppfiarrig. Silesia--, ber 
 ^^riiiienfopffalat. Ked capuchin--, ber 
 rbil)e 2,"iinbralat. [Seiuiii. 
 
 JLeuciii, lij'sin, «. [dljtm.] iai 
 
 Eieucife, lu site, (v. gr. leukosj «. 
 [■•IJKimTalg.] ber Ceiicit, lucifse (sjraiiiu. 
 
 liOUCU-etlliopic, liiko-et/ienp'lk, 
 (I), gr. leukos u. aithiops; adj. fct)lViU°ilUei$ 
 Ouie bie '}llbiiiu6). 
 
 Iieucui>liles;'iiiacy , iiikndeg'. 
 
 nia.%e. (gr. leukos ll. pliegma; t. (■'iiitO.] 
 bie ivi'ipe iiiaffenud)!. — I. e u cop ii leg- 
 mat' ic, adi. mil ber lueiprn ii3ii|Tirfiid)i 
 beljaffet. l^aferMfe, iJiailjimeiifd). 
 
 l^eucufltiop, luko'i/ieop, J. ber 
 
 Jjetik, [jOiTd.j a look; to look. 
 
 lieuflirife, uiiAriie, «. ['D^tineraig.J 
 ber Seiifljrit. 
 
 lievanf) lev'ant, le'vant, (fr. <Q3.) 
 adj. I. oillid), DH ... 2. leoannfd), au6 oo. 
 uoii ber 2ei'ante, mbrgeiiiaiibifc^. 
 
 Ijevunf , levant'. *. 1. [(Scpgr.] bit 
 2epaiite , Dai 'JKorgeiilaiib. 2. - ob. le- 
 vanter, ber Oil (etn iOinb). Ifrtljrer, 
 
 Levant-trader, [.>paiibelj ber 2euante< 
 
 Kievanfiue, levamin, (fr. levantin) 
 adj. 1. iepaiiiif4) > morgenlaiibifc^. 2. [^u< 
 biijlr.] wn 2ei>antin. 
 
 lievaufiue, «• 1. (3nN;lr.] be|j 
 2ei'aittin (ein ©fibeiijeng). 2. pi. bit ••3»or» 
 geiilanber, !8eiuel)iirr ber Seuante. 
 
 L.ev»for , levitur, ((. 20.) «■ 1 
 (■Jlnat.J ber 'iliifDfber, >ilnfi)ei>enui6fel. 2 
 [d)ir. Onilr.] ber Jpeber, bai ^cbetfen. 
 
 JLevee, lev ve, (fr. I'ivce) t. l. ti» 
 91iifilel)fii*jeit. 2. (am >pofe i>b. bei (iJropen) 
 bi\i 2ri>er, bie 'TOi.rgeiianfiuarrniig. 3. tti 
 ii>iHl)ii>fg, I)anim (befoiiberS an g°lu(|eit, i.itt 
 tUbrriMnuemmtiiigen ^u uerijmberu. ) Vjk 
 AMI -iViii'itrippi). 
 
Faf*". far. fall. fat. M*. met. Fin... fm. NA. niovp. n6r, git. 6il. r\6ifil. Tnhe. tnS. fiill. (//in. THis. 517 
 
 LEV 
 
 A InHy's levee. 1. tit <53?or(i<nflufi»nr« 
 tiiiid bti tintr D;.nie. 2. tie loilette. -- 
 hunter. Per utifrtiiu6li(()f ipinY(t)riinj, 
 
 liCVelf lev'vii, (Aitneir Uefe; It), 
 llyvii; Int. levo) adj. I. f flieirf) , (jeMfte, 
 i».iae«d)r; cbcn, find). 2. i a; (jlei^. 1») tt-. 
 teirtibrtr, nnflnncffdi. 
 
 2. a) Be level in preferment* (geftt 
 £riium eiiieii Sorjug), and you will 
 sooa belevel in your learning. 
 
 Bentley. 
 
 To make level, eblien. To lie — , in 
 gfcid)cr (S-beiie lieqtn. Every Hiing lie* - 
 to our MTisli, ^Uc6 beqiieitit H(t) xm'txm 
 'Sittnifyt. To lie - to .., eiiirni Diiiae an> 
 fl<nir(Tfii iVin. 
 
 Ijevel} V. a. I. mn(7errf(l)t, fllrirf) 
 
 K.). 3. i a) guicf> mnd)fii il)Mi|'ti1)rij(t) Ccej JLevJathan, livlSt/iSn , (f)ee'r. 2D.) 
 9tflii(if« ic). b) (with) «) (Jinfit i>pr.jlfid)iii, *. I. il bn L'rbi.Urin:!. 2. 6« 2Bnlltird), mi 
 fllrid)i1f(l«n (tnU). /J) Qtwai flii*(ilfirt)fii groper ^Biidflid). i\liLTO». 
 
 (niit). e) (to) niipflfffii. 4. ; nrtjtfii (fm«| Iievi|{-»(e, ler'vigAte, (l. lae 
 jtiinone tc). 5. i »> rid)ten ($ldiie k.>. b) 
 <at) rid)t«ii (iiiif). 
 
 3. c) To level obnervaliont to the capa- 
 cliv of children. VVeb»ter. 5. bi Severe 
 
 LEW 
 
 lieTeling', lev'viiiing. «. bnf @6nrti. 
 i!lb;ilcid)cii, Me 'Jid'elliriin.v SBiilJenunaiiiuj. 
 
 Ii«;veIii«s8Sf lev'vilnes. «. 1. bie 
 (2!)lei(l)l)cic (bad Gbeiie). 2. bie ®lei(t>;eic, 
 ijl<!i(t)e Spbtft. 
 
 lieveilf lev'ven. f. Leaven. 
 
 Kieveii, (r(f)ott.) tightuiiig. 
 
 Ijever^ lev'viir, le'vur, (fr. levicr) 
 *. I. (^JKi'd).) ber ipebcl, :pcbebnuni, iai 
 i>ebeei|Vii, bie ^fbeiloiifle. 2. [Uljrm.J bie 
 TUbnkiitilrtiifie. [biie ij)n6d)eit. 
 
 lieveret, lev'vur't. (ft. lievret) «. 
 
 litiveruclif lev errok, M. bie 2cr(t)e. 
 
 liCvety lev'vIi, (I), fr. Uver?) #. t 
 ber lruiiipere!i|lo@. 
 
 lieviablCf lev'vialil, (c. levy) aiij. 
 ill trijebeii, rttigcorPiiet iiiib erl;obeii lucrDni 
 
 I. ( '!l>l).iriii. u. 6l)eiii. ) )ii ©liiiil) i<t- 
 
 reibeii, jerpulverii. 2. Qlatteii; o>^i'(t)*"i''^it} 
 iiio(beii. 
 
 Etevig-atef a<(;. flrnhutet, faiift, mriit 
 
 remark* leveled at the vice* and ()emad}t. 
 
 1«. (6l)fm.i bii6 3er>>iiH.'fr"- 
 
 folliei of the age. Web«te«. 
 
 To level with the ground, bent 'Si^brtl, 
 
 b« Q'xit fllfid) niiicbeii, idjlriff ii , iiotmofii. 
 
 And their proud Ktniclure* level wiih 
 
 the ground. Sanuyi. 
 
 l<evel, V. n. I. t bie 0)lei(t»heit riti> 
 
 fttC^vig-Htiun, levigA shun. (fr. '^.) 
 
 KievitHtiuUf leweca xhuu . (l<. lilC. 
 tevit) «. bie fiei(t)it;eit, bae £ii<1)iiii>u1)cii. 
 
 tjtSWittSy li'viie. (I). Levi) i. 1. l.jlib. 
 ©fid).j ttx Cei'it. 2. ber -Urnilet. 
 
 Ijeviticnlf lev'iekal. ailj. i. Itvi^ 
 
 ffil)reii. 2. (at) jifleii (and), fliifi. 3. t (at) j tifd). 2. prieilrrliit. Mii.tox. — odt. Le v i t i- 
 
 «) iltebfii (iinct)). b) t |(t)lir§fii (niif).[cally, iin(ft 'Urt ber Sieiuten. 
 
 Smak. 4. oerid)tet iViii (in !briii-l^iiii(] iiiif i Ij«viticu8, levit'tekus, «. iai britte 
 
 fin 3lel). 5., t (wiih; piiffeii (iu>, (tmimeii OSud) ')Hofi6. 
 
 (niit>. lievityf lev'vAti, (Int. levi(a«) «. I. 
 
 3. a) The glory of God and the good of U bie Cci(t)tl)eit, 2ei(t)tiijf*it. 2. fa) bie Ceirf)t: 
 
 liis church, ought to be the mark at Ifertinfeit. b) bie $iatterl)a|Ciafei(, Uiibejliiiis 
 
 which we level. Hooker, j Ci^jreit. c) bet Seid)triiin. 
 
 lievelf «. 1- bir lungcreAre 5uu1)e, '^I^evy, leVvi, (fr. lever) c. a. 1. 
 
 ©bene. 2. t bie <ilfid)e S?i^\)e ((i)lt'ict)l)cit). 3. nu«l}ebeii (iruppeii). 2. erl)e6eii (Stciierii). 
 
 bie ©(bii^liiiie, 5{irt)riin(i, bai 3iel. 4. i tail To levy war, Kriefl (mfiiiifleii, oiiljcbeii. 
 
 SBereid) (ber Sorjieii ic ). 5. bie flcrafe To - ■ »uit, eiiieii 9{«t)teilrett aiit<iiiaeii. 
 
 Piiiie, Wftid)t*liiiie. 6. t b« '*)erirf)tDfrrie, Blackstohe. Levying of taxes, bie 
 
 i{)crijriit ( be« 55frrtniibc« ). 7. bie 2i3iiff<r> , ©reiifrs&rljcbuna. 
 
 wnjje, 23leiiun<}e. 9iirf)tiuiifle,£f5u>nqr,£ct)rot<i Ijevy, (fr. lev^e) ♦. 1. bie 9lu«^e6ung 
 
 loaqe, ber 2CnfIerprt6. boc ■;i{irt)rid)rit 8. t a>' (eiues peered). 2. t>ai auiqtt)obent ^tn. 3. 
 
 bie 9?iAtrd)Miir. b) ber OKneiUb. 9. ['Win. J bir (S-rl)cbiiiig, (?iiuieljnn(j, ber ©injiig (eiiicr 
 
 brr Jiiiflelprt. ! ©triiet) , bie aiuflnge. 4. f ber niiijefuiigiiie 
 
 2. Providence, for the niott part. «ets us i{rir>v Shak. [blci(t), abgefd)i>iTeii. 
 
 on a level. Spectator. 8. a i Br the LiCt^V, lu, adj. 1. ~ Mil. 2. [Dertl.j 
 
 fair - of thy actions laid. Prior, b) lie««'<ly lude, (lu. Ilodig; Sllber) adj. 
 
 The ordinary - of the world. i I. rtitcr(l)lBeifeilb, lifbrrlid) , lorfer. 2. bii^fe, 
 
 To be un the level. I. ; niif fllcidjcr ilr.ijlid). Shah. 3. fd^iupfrifl, iiiliudjtifi iOia 
 
 S?h{}t iittjtn. 2. 1 (jfn)ilrt)reil ffill. On the bflU. — adv. Lewd'ly, 1. Ililjiidjrig. 2. 
 
 same -. oiif fllrid)fin giifee. To be on a - aiKfcftiucifeiib, oiif cine flottlofe 9trr. 3. nie= 
 
 with ... (id) ri(t)ten nad) ... To set oiie'n berrr.idjtiflct 2Deife, rd)lid)t. Shak. 
 
 self above the -of .., (ti{) l)innu*rd)u>mii<'» Ije^vd, diiiflflf. laewed. lewd) adj. " 
 
 fiber ... To set on a -, gii-id) nia(t)rn, 
 
 Oleil^tleden. Somebody of his own — . 3'' 
 nmilb \rmc6 (Mlfid)rn. To hold tlie - with.., 
 fid> crl)eben (iu, an). 
 
 Level -coil, adv. lBf6ffl*n)fire. -- 
 range. ['Urtifl.] ber 5vrrnrd)iiB. --top- 
 ped, 133i't.| iHMi fliridjrr 5pi;>l)e. 
 
 Ijev<*l<^r., lev'villur, f 
 
 Ijevell*^, S 
 
 bcf fllfid) ninrt)!, ebnrt; ber ffllfid)er. 2. i 
 
 ©iner, 
 
 I. ivciiiid) (nid)t geiillid)). 2. t iiniuincnb. 
 — ade. Lewd'ly, aiif fine ti)i!>rid)te fficife. 
 
 I.ie«Vfln«*NNf lilde'nas. « 1. bic Un> 
 liid)f , t'ltberlirtjfeit. 2. |l bie aibgotterri, 
 (iJiHiloftflfrit. 3. ^ie®d)anlIllflflffif. Si-EasER. 
 4. bit ll)orl)fit. [ling, ^I'dfiilling. Sua*. 
 
 Ii«^w«l.««ter, Uide'stiir. «. f ber '253iirt> 
 
 l.je^velliii|f , lu eli'ug. «. (0}itann<« 
 name I fi'onfilii*. 
 
 Ijttwer, li'i'ur, (fr. leveur) t. 1. 
 
 ter (i3ind)niad)iT , (S-inrr , ber -nUti gind) (."purni.l ber $ol|lcr. 2. pi. bie ■OKuffelin* 
 mad)en c^b. bie ^irict)l;i'ir mi\u^vtn luiU. | ivibevbunlc 
 
 LIB 
 
 Eiewef , 111' It. «. ber 20iebe^Dpf. 
 
 LiewiK, lu'is.«. Snbiuig. 
 
 Lewis-d'or, luedore', ber CoiliSb'Pt 
 (fine CiJiMfmriiije). 
 
 ]^exicug-raplier,leksekog'grafiir. 
 (fr. lexicographe; #. bcr fiejrifograpl), ^^Vi 
 rer6nd)f(^reil)ir. [adj. lenfugrapljird). 
 
 Ijexicog-rnpliic, leknekograftiK. 
 
 Ij«xicOg-rH|lliy , llksekng'grale. 
 (gr. lexicon n. grnphoi *. bit Sfjifographie, 
 •Jlbfrtffung fine* 2i3i:>rterbiid)e_5. 
 
 Ijexicolog-y, leksekol'loje . (gr. 
 logos) $. tie iGortcnuiiJciifrtjnft, Sfrifologie. 
 
 liexicon, leksekun, (gr. W.) t. 
 ta6 2i5iirtrr6nd), Serif on. [Cerifogmph. 
 
 Iiexic<»lli!lt, leks'ekonisc. t. ber 
 
 fjexicj-rttpliy, leks'^gi ate. (gr. lexis 
 n.grapiio) t. Mt£'erigrapl)if/H5orterflaning. 
 
 I.<ey, lee, f. Lay n. Lea. 
 
 Ei«y, (fr. lie) A. [li)pt>gr.] bie Cauge. 
 
 Ley jar, ber Saiigentopf. 
 
 I^iablet li abl, IP. fr. Her) adj. I. a) 
 (for) (gefe^Iid)) i'eranriui>rflid) (flir). h) Vtit 
 vfliOittt, perbunben (&hun« jn tijiin). 2. i 
 (10) aufgefetjt, iintenuorfen (beni label ic). 
 
 1. a) The parent is not liable for debts 
 contracted by a son wlio is a minor, 
 except for necessaries. Webster. 
 
 Liable to impost, (lfiierpffi(fttig. To 
 make one's self - lo .., fid) anfiie^en (Un; 
 iinnfl)inlid>rritrti K ). He is - to err, er 
 rami (id) Ieid)t irren. Crimes where the 
 body is-, SBfrbrc(ten, im'ranf f6rperlirf)e 
 ©trafe flffjt. To be - to misconstructiou, 
 leu1)c niiDgcbeutft, niiebciitef, falfd) i>cr(loM. 
 ben ^ufr^rn ronnen. 
 
 Ijiiklilei 
 
 Liiabi 
 
 35frantii)orrli(i)tcir, 95erbinblid)feit. 2. (toi 
 a) b^•^6 llnreruun-ffiifeiii, 'Uti^gefeytfein (einrr 
 >£ad)e), ber 3'i|l>iiib, bn man einer ©art)e 
 atiijere^t lit. b) bcr ipang ^u ... 
 
 2. a) The liableness of a man to 
 contract disease in an infected room. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 liinr, li'ur, (p. lie) t. I. ber Sngner, 
 bie Siignerinn. 2. \\ bet SBerlauguer 6l)riili. 
 3. l^lDaibmipr.] (ber flaffeube i5)uub) ber 
 Slaffer. 
 
 fjinrd, liurd . (altfr. Hart) adj. « rot^s 
 grau. - horse, ber 9trfl)fd)iinniel. 
 
 liinrtl, (fr. 2i5.) i. bcr Siarb, 'iPfennig. 
 
 IAa», lias, «. [&tol.] bcr 2iM (Jlrt 
 Kalfittin). [rd)nfibcii, faflrircn. 
 
 MAby lib, (ffotl. lubben; v. a. f uev< 
 
 |jil>, *. ber Ijalbe ©d)effel. 
 
 l<ibation, libAshan, ((. libatio) «. 
 [gried)-, r&ni. u. jilft. ailtert^.J bie Sibation. 
 2. baij iranfopfer, ffliegopfer. 
 
 Ijibbard, lib'burd, #. « ber Ceoparb. 
 
 Libbard's-bane, [Sot.] bfl« (S-iftii. 
 ^I'lritin, ber ©tnrniljut. 
 
 liibel, Il bel, (lat. libellus) «. 1. bM 
 ^.iSciuiU, L'lbrfl, bie ©d)innl}rd)rift, e.iil.-r. 
 fd)rifr. 2. (bi'irgerl. 9{frf)t ti. 'iibiniralirar*. 
 grri(^rl ba« Pibefi, bit fil..%gefd)rift, bai fliag. 
 libel!, bie 5?rd)rffMge. 
 
 liibel, v.a. 1. biird) Sibefle fd>»u\i\tn, 
 6errf)iinptVii. 2. biird) ein SibeH nnfiagen ; 
 eiii itdiglibefl tlnreidjen (gegcn). 
 
 I.iibel, V. n. (against; $a«quUIc f<t)rei> 
 ben (flrfleuj. 
 
 '11 roniien. 
 
 lleneSK, llahlnls, ) 
 
 liiity, lubilcie. ^ 
 
 I. he 
 
518 Fate. far. fall, faf. M*. met. Fine. fin. IS'o, move. ri6r. i^ot. Oil. «:i6rnl. Ii'ihe. iiil). (ull. \h\n. TUh. 
 
 adj. tf)ttn> 
 
 LIB 
 
 I^lbeler, ll'Lluir^ ) ^^ 
 liibeller, > 
 
 liiiit, ^a:*(iiiilleiird)rei6er, Siberiifl. 
 liibeluus, li'bellus, > 
 liibellous, > 
 
 rul)rifl, fd)miil)eiiB, iSd)mii^... 
 
 liiberal, Hb-beiai,^ (tr. 533. v. lat. 
 liberalis) adj. 1. | freigebig. 2. ± (of^ freu 
 fli'big (mit); (to) freigebig (gegen). 3. niu 
 llaiibig, rfidjlid) <.®e\d}e\\t !c.). 4. frei, frei- 
 I'iuiiig, libcrnlCipDlitif, Grjieljiingic.) (oft fogt 
 innn nilC^ - education ftntt collegiate 
 eiiucaiion). 5. frei, I'fTen , cb*I (u. 93fncl): 
 iiifii jc). 6. xtid)Ud) (be£>eiiten&). 7. liberiil 
 uiid)t luDttlid), liiigiliid) oD. ilreiig). 8. aii= 
 (ImiMg, ebel (in 9lnrfl)iiiig ber ©cbiirt). 9. j 
 (adjii) frei, (red); nii^gelnnen, jiigelloS. 
 6. A liberal discliarge of matter by 
 secretions or excretions. 7. A - con- 
 struction of law. Webster. 
 
 Liberal arts, bie freien jtuni^e. 
 
 Iiiberalisill,lib'berali^ni,«.[$ultt.] 
 ber £iberiili*m. 
 
 Itibernlityv libberalete, (f L i b'e r 
 ainess) (lat. liberalitas) «. 1. bie grei 
 nebigfeit; pi. bie ®ei"d)eiife, ^reigctigfeitcii. 
 
 2. Die 5?ec^l)erjigfeit, ®rn^f)frjigfeit, Silu'ra: 
 liciit; gri'ifiiiiiigfeit. 3. bie lliipnrteiiidjfcir , 
 Sbitberfeit, £)ffciil;eit. 
 
 2. It is evidence of a noble ibind to judge 
 
 of men and things witli liberality. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Ijiberalize, I'b'blralize, V. a. frei: 
 
 ftnnig iiuiAeii. 
 
 liiberally^ llb'blrale, adv. I. frei- 
 gebig. 2. .0 ebel ; frei, liberal, b) nii|Liiibig. 
 
 3. reid)Iid) (triiifen JO. 4. libernl (iiid)c 
 tvijrtlid), nid)t ilreiig). 5. i frei, frert). 
 
 2. a) To think. or jiulge liberally of men 
 and their actioii.i. 
 
 liiberalsi, lli'berali, ». pi (^polit.) 
 tie Siberiileu, 'Jlitljaiigt'r bee SibeniliSni. 
 
 liiberate, llb'eiate Uot. libero) 
 r. o. 1. (from) befreien (I'on). 2. frei InfTtii, 
 frei gcbeu (Sflnueio. 
 
 liiberation, liblil'shun, ((at. li- 
 beratio) *■ 1- bie SJefreiuiuj. 2. Die 5Jf<'= 
 InjTiiiig (eiiic* ©fdu'eiu. [freier. 
 
 Eiiberatur, libeiitur, #. ber ^e-. 
 
 Liibertikrlait, iii>irta'rean, (v. lai. 
 libertas) adj. jiir gnilieir oDer jut Srijre 
 toil ber )Jreil)eit be« 'iBiIleiiS gch&rig. 
 
 liibertiiia^e, liubcrtinidje, (fr.) 
 t. 1. bie 2ieborli(t)fiir, i<i6 locfere Sebeii, bie 
 gorferheit. 2. Die Jreigeirteiri. 
 
 liibertilie, libbenin, (fr. libertln; 
 lot. libertinus) *. 1. [roiii. (»eid).J DiT grcii 
 <\eliif|eiie. 2. Der greie (i>. 3iwti»g ^efreite). 
 Shak.. 3. Dec lieberiicfte, lorfere 'iJieiifd). 4. 
 ber S^rigeifl. 
 
 Eiibertine^arf;. l.uiigebuiibcn, (orfer, 
 fliii?rd)iueifL'nb, lieDerlid). 2. freigciilerifd). 
 
 liibertinisin, lib'bertiuum, «. i. 
 + Der ©toi'D , 3utlniiD eiiie^ 5tf'n''i>i|ffiieii, 
 5-rcieii. Hammojiu. 2. bie lliigcbiiiiDeiil)eir, 
 5;ii'Deriid)fi'ir. 3. Die JrrigriiliTci. 
 
 liiberty, ijlibeiie. (lat. libertns) ». 
 1. !) bit JJrciljeit. 2. bie (bfirgerlutf, poiitird)e, 
 ?v'iligioiif:) greiljeit. 3. (-3)ietiipl).j Die grei! 
 t)eir; - of the will, Die "iUideiiC-freiheit. 4. 
 tie S-reihfit, bii# 2>orre(()t, iNnoiliiiiiiiii. 3. 
 Oie (yreil)cu. (^ruuibiii^. 6. Die <$re'b't' <1>>> 
 
 LIG 
 
 rd)irflid)reit). 7. bie Silgefloilgfcit. Shak. 8. 
 ber frtie 9?rtum. 
 5. The witness obtained I i b e r t y to leave 
 the court. Webster. 6. Keiuaies should 
 repel all inijiroper liberties. Web- 
 STTER. 8. The liberties of a pri- 
 son etc. 
 Liberty of the press, bie 'iprejjfreiljeit. 
 -of trade, Die ipiiiiDelefreiijeit. Religious 
 -, Die 3{eligiDii6ireil;eit. To take the - to 
 do or say any tiling, fid) Die 'Jrcitjcit lid)! 
 men, fid) erlnul>eii, G-cmni? ju t^iiii oDer jii 
 fiigen. To set at -, tii '5reil;eit fetjtil. To 
 taKe some liberties with .., fid) eillige 
 5reil)ciren l)eriiiifiu'l)nicii niir ... To be at 
 -, frei feill. He sees himiielf at - to etc., 
 (i i\H}t ini frei ^ii ic. [liirumg. 
 
 Ijibitliiiist, libid'cnlst, t. ber ^lA- 
 LiibidiuuMS, lebideuus, cl. libidi- 
 
 nosus; adj. lUOllUflli] UllfeU|'4, llll,jii£<)fig. — 
 adn. Libid'iiiously, ivolliij'iig. 
 
 IjibidillOUSIiess ^ lebid anusnls, 
 i. Die ilioUiifl. [bie SJiJiige (im il^ierfreife;, 
 
 liibra, libra, (int. 2i}.) «. [Olilruii.) 
 
 Liibral^li bial,u.libialis;a(</.pfuiiDig. 
 
 Ijibrariiiu, libra lean, (int. libra- 
 rius) *. 1. Der >iJit'liotl)efiir, :iiiiit)erau|iel)er. 
 2. t ber ^iirt)friU'rd)reit)cr. 
 
 Eiibrariitusliip , libra'reauship , 
 s. bi\i 'iiiiit lilies ^it>iiotl)e(ar^. 
 
 Ijibrary , li biaie, dat. librarium) 
 « l.Die'^iDiioil)i'f, :'iJud)erranimliiiig. 2. (.Das 
 (iJeDiiiiDe oDtr Sinmier, luonii eiiie Jbiblio; 
 fl;ef aiifbea'al)rt luirD) bie 25ibliotl)ef. 
 
 Circulating library, bie £t'it)t>ibliot[;ef. 
 
 Library-keeper, Der 23ibliotl;etar. 
 
 Ijibrate, li biate, aar. libro; a. a. 
 im 0)leid)geiuid)ie Ijaiteii, rd)iutbeiiD erl)alreu, 
 fd)ioniifeii laffcii. - v. n. iiii 6ileid)geiuid)tc 
 gi-hiiireii lueroeii, |'d)iuebciiD eri;aiteii luerbeii, 
 l\1)auiiifrii. 
 
 liibrafion, libra'shun, «. 1. tai 
 >£d)iuaiifeii , i*d)ioeDen ; (Sleid)geiuid)t. 2. 
 [■Jlilroii.] tn6 i5d)iuaiifcii, Die SU'ratiou. 
 
 liibratury, li'biatiiie. udj. fd^ivaii: 
 
 Idica^ lise, s. pi. U. Louse. [teilD. 
 Lice- bane. l'J5ot.j ii\i £ailfefrailt. 
 
 Eiiceusable, li senxabi, udj. mit: 
 rel|l eiiier i5o(liiiai1)t, eiiie6 drlaubiii^rdjeiiies 
 gi'llattet luerDeii ti>iiiieiiD. 
 
 liiceuse, li Kcuse, (fr. licence v. 1. 
 litentia) *. 1. Die Jyreil)eit, obrigfeitlii1)e iSer; 
 luidigiiiig, P>eiiel)iiiinuiig, KoiijeiYioii , Jbe^ 
 ivilligiiiig, (FrlaiiOiiiiJ. 2. Der (SrlaiibiiiO; 
 i\1)eai, Die 9Soaiii.id)r , Sijeiii. 3. bic 3iigel: 
 lofigfcit, »Jlii^geliif(fiil)eir. 
 
 Poetical license. Die $rei()eit, X>id>ter: 
 freil)eit, Siitiij. - to print a book, Die 
 Driicferlailbllip. 1 know your virtue hath a- 
 in't, 14 i»i'i&, brine iiigeiiD iiitiniit eine bir 
 iiid)t angenii'lTene -Wieiie Der ijreil)cit an, imi 
 mid) ant Dir -!J5rol'e jii iledtii.SiiAK. Letter oi 
 -, Die Siifiii, ba* <)5areiir, Der Jreibrief, Ci)e= 
 iufrl'rd)riii. - for trading, i)(ii ipanPelfpri: 
 oilrginm. -outwards, l^aiiDeljDer Qrianb; 
 mOfriif, e-rlaiibniprdKin jiir ■Jliii5fiil)r. To get 
 a letter ot — from one's creditors, pim feis 
 nrn Wlaiibigrrn 3al)liing«fn|len erijalten. 
 
 IjiCKiise, o. a. 1. nut eincin (vriaiibi 
 
 iiibTiljein oerrel)en, (Jineii berrd)tigeti, (S'inein 
 
 rriaiiDrn ( Orioa* jii iljnii ). 2. C'liien aiiroj 
 
 Infireii, beooliniiid^ngen, ^iiicm Die (rruuib> 
 
 Lie 
 
 nig ert^eilen, bie 9?ed)r5!, ^Irjneimiffenfffjaft 
 
 li. aiiS.iuubeii. 3. obrigfeitlic^ beioilligen. 4. 
 
 ■f eiitlaffeu. Wotiob. 
 
 1. To license a roan to keep an inn. 
 
 To license a book, GrlniibiiiB jntn 
 Driirfe eiue5 !8iid)eo geben, ti jeni'treM. 
 
 liicenser, li'sensiir, «. l. Der S3e< 
 luidigtr, (S'lner, Der eineSijcnj aii^ftedt. 2. Der 
 Sem'or (fiir ■i?iid)er). [red)tigeii, Jreigeben. 
 
 liiceilSillg' , li'seiising, s. tai fdf 
 
 Licensiiig-act, DaiS SenuireDift. 
 
 liiCeilf iate } li»eu'slieate , s. 1. 
 [&ligl.j — in physic or nipdirine . (finer, 
 ber Die (Srlantnii^' l)at, Die '^Irjiieiiuiffenrc^aft 
 auSiiiiibeii. 2. (vSpaiiien] ber CiK'tti'it. 
 
 liicentiate, v. a. Qmtm gejlatten, 
 eriaiifen, oenlnrten. 
 
 liicentious, li.sen'shus, (lat. li- 
 centiosus) adj. 1. au^!'d)n)eifeiiD, jugedo5. 
 2. anSgelafJen , frrd) (9{eDeH ic). 3. ^ oer« 
 iiiefTcn, fecf (\!Beden). 
 
 Iiiceutiou.<$Iyy lisen'iihusle, adj. 
 juge(lo5, unbiiiiDig, frrd), of)ne 3{iirtl;alt. 
 
 l^icentiikiisiiess , liiien'shusnea, 
 *. Die3ngedofigfeit,3lii6geia(7enl}eit,'5red)l)eic. 
 
 liicll ) litsh , (aiiaelf. lie) adj. " ahiu 
 [id), gleid). Uower. 
 
 liicll, 'angelf. lie, lice) *. f bie £cid)e. 
 
 Lich -field, t>Ai 2eid)enfelb. --gate, 
 Da6 2eid)ent()or. — owl, bie £eid)eneiiff, 
 in6 2eid)en:, Seic^ljiiljn. --wake, tie 
 i.oDteniva(()e. --wale, tie ^JJeerljirfe. 
 
 liitilien, lik'en, (Int. S33. v. gr. 
 leiclien) «. 1. [^ot.] bie ^Wd)tt , S8nnm< 
 f(ed)fe, ®teinfled)te. 2. [ (Ef;ir.] bie 5led)te, 
 ScDwinbe, bag 3itterniol)l. — Licheno- 
 graph 'ic, Lichenograph'ical, adf. 
 fled)renberd)r>'i6enb.— L i c h e n o g'r a p h i » t, 
 *. Der 5'<d)teni'erd)reit^er. — Lich enog'ra- 
 piiy, s. Die •5lect)tenDei'd)riibiing. 
 
 liicit) lis sii. (lat. licit us) <id). eriaiibt, 
 gefeijlid). — adv. Lic'itly. erlanor. 
 
 liioitiiess, lis'ktiiies, s. Die Qicit^t 
 lid)fi-it 
 
 liick, Ilk. (ang'If. liccian; fr. lecher) 
 V. a. I. lerten, belerfen. 2. lerfen, i'd)lerfeii 
 CMiild) JO- J. (up) a) anflecten. b> anf» 
 ireiTen, i>eri"c^lingen. 4. i(up. ii. over) lerfeu, 
 belirfen, feilen, ouifeilen (eine ilrbeir). 
 
 Lick-dish, — sauce, o Der vSd)(ecfer, 
 iederlerfer. --penny, Deritnirfer, (ijeij* 
 l),il*. --spit, ber ®d)maro9er. --stoue, 
 I3d)tl)i)0l.] bie Samprete. 
 
 liick, *. [O?orbain.] tie ©aljiccfe, Serfe. 
 
 IjicUf (lU. lla?, lla<;iaw; *. I. o Der 
 ©d)iag. 2. t bie Sc^miiife, ©d)niiere. 
 
 Ltickj (U. flog OD. lat. lligo) v. a. o 
 i"d)lagin, prngeln (o Dnrd)ioid)ren). 
 
 Ijicker, lik'ur. *. Der Seder. 
 
 I.lclierisl.,lik'^.i.l.,> ,^ 
 
 lilClierUUS, likerus,^ 
 rous) (l)0U., Dtin. lekker; lerfeD "rfj. 1. 
 lecfer, lerferljafr; iiard)l)afr. 2. lerfer (5ti:)Der). 
 
 liickeri-slily^ iik'erishlc , (I.lc'o- 
 rously) ndv. lerfer, lerferig. 
 
 liickerishiiei 
 
 Kiickeruu.«i 
 iL i c ' o r o u s n e s s ) «. Die Serferljafrigfeit. 
 
 Ijickt, likt. prnel. U. pp. V. lick. 
 
 Ijicurice, likkuiU. Ut. liquirixla) 
 «. I Sot. J Mi ©iiBl)0l5, Die eafri^e. 
 
 Juice of thelicoriee-f oot, ber @uilt 
 
 IIC^.SS, lik'erishnes, i 
 ilieSM, likenisiies, \ 
 
 4 
 
FAtp. far, lall. lat. Me. iiiei. rin«. 1 in. )S6. move, n6r, sjot, oil. <;iouil. Ti'ibo, tub. full, ih'in. Tflis. 53 «) 
 
 Lie 
 
 ^rlliaft. Biuurd licorice, bai i(\lfd)ei 
 eiiB'mij. [&t\d>.] btt fiiftor. 
 
 lActor^ dk'tur, (lat. ^.) t. [roni. 
 
 l<itl, lid, (anacir. iilid; t)oll., ban. lid)i 
 «. I. ^« Derfcl. 2. - 06. eye — , bed 
 'H,i\i]tnUeb. 
 
 !■•«*» 'I » } (fj erg) ,. fcif 2n„oe. 
 
 To wakli with lie, fiiiMu«)(n, be(i(f)<u. 
 
 liie, ll. (aiiflfir. lig, Ijfge) *• '• t*'* 
 Ciinf. 2. i bit G■r^irf)tllug. Dryden. 
 
 To tell lies, liigen. To give tlie lie 
 
 to .., G-mni fiiigeu flmfeii. (A niaa'« 
 
 •ctiuni way give the lie to his words. 
 
 Webster.). 
 
 Pron. A. lie with a latcliet, tine groBC 
 
 liie, v.n. lugtn. [Qnat. 
 
 lile, (aiiflelf. Iiga«, llegan; flpti). liga"' 
 
 (niirt) ly, lye) pruet. lay; pp. lain, • lien, 
 
 •. n. 1. 5 !itfl«ii. 2. (>t(jrabfiu litflfu, rulun. 
 
 3. (ill »ettf) rifgeii. 4. i a) litflfii (fleU.Kii 
 
 ffiii, i>i'n Drten, fflcgeiiBen). b) (iu) iiciiirii, 
 
 bcilfljen (ill Gtiua*!. cj i>i)rliKifii, iiiil)'ii''J'd 
 
 ftiii (u. Hi.iflfii). d) lirgtii, I'eiii. e) t *«'• 
 
 fnitoiid)) I'l^tu- f> iBt'ljiieU/ fid) aMl'i)'""" i 
 
 Jogiren. Shak. 
 
 4. a) Ireland Ilea west of KngUud. b. 
 
 He that thinks that diveraioii may not 
 
 lie in hard labor, lorgets the early 
 
 rUing of the huntsman. Locke. 
 
 To lie in the wareliouse, lagcril, aiif 
 fcfin Cigcr lirgcn (u. aUaareii). To - out 
 la kngih, ail6flr|lrtrft fcalUQt"- To - idle, 
 aiif 6<r faulen S?Mt Uayen , laulcuirii. To 
 
 - on baud, i<crr.ui)i(i Daiiegeii, iiiii'crf.uitt 
 Mfii'ru d'. aUaarni). To - upon one's 
 hands, 1. (Jiiifin aiif btm ^all't Uffltn. 2. 
 (to - on hand) nirf>» abgfl)fii , uiu'trfaiift 
 biribrno?. fflSaartii). 3. uiiau«flHuUt, n\um 
 (■fill u>. bn 3tlt). To - at cue's heart, (iu 
 lirm am .^rrieil lieflcii. To - at tlie boiiom 
 of ones heart, G-iiiem ft^r mil .^rrjtii lit' 
 jm. Tu - hard or heavy, brucfeti- To - in 
 oi.es person. SfiiianM 'ijjfrroii, G-inriii btu 
 nu'hiltl'. d'. tilitr GJeiualt IC). To - on one's 
 brad . e-jtiem |iiflrre(t)iicf , iiiflficbriebf ii 
 ux-irtii. To - in wait, im i^liitcrljaJte lir; 
 flin. To - lurking, li(tbi>rijtll nrflcll. To 
 
 - |>iiilng or grieving, fldj rtblj.irmcil. They 
 
 - pecking nl one another, fie |)l(fi:il Slllir 
 liiirt) ^rtll "illllicril. To - hid, concealed. 
 I'frl'inijtll filU. To - at the mercy of . . , 
 »i»i)iiiiflcn I'Oii ... To -open, pffeii jlfhtii. 
 There lies your way, t)A {)ti)I cun -Ziiri) l)tll. 
 Krr t.-»lenls do not - ihai way, Biiill l)Ut fie 
 .'fill ffltfd)lrf, fciile 'Jllll.lflcll. To - at stake, 
 ail! Jiem ©pitle |1cl)fll. To - in a great deal, 
 ()i)d) pCrr fl)i'Ufr iti ilefjrii foiiimeu. 
 
 To lie about, l)rriimlir(it'ii. [lailifldi. 
 
 To lie at, t Giiicni aiilit,ieii (G-'iicii i'e> 
 
 To lie by, I. Iifarii bt\ , iial)e bti Qu 
 TOrtf, iirbrii ... 2. jlidc lirijni (niljeiD. 
 
 To lie down, t. fict) iiic(rrirac»; rul;cii, 
 Iifrtfii. 2. ill <lDP(t)fii lirgcii. 
 
 To lie in.imfiiiitbcirrlKfltii. A lying 
 ill woniHn, bit ai5ijd)neriuii, Jtiiiftbrriirriiiii, 
 J. to - i n one, an ©mem liegeii, in 0'^'"'iii6«, 
 Jtniiren ftel)fn. As much as lieth in you, 
 (b iMcl i!it orrnioflei, ft' I'iel au end) liegt. 
 
 To lie in one's way, 1. &111CII l)in< 
 btxw. (k\\\tn\ 1111 SlSege ftel)en, fur G-iiicn ein 
 ^tiCciuip jeiii. 2. &111CIU mQ\i^ frill, if 
 
 LIE 
 
 it ever liea la your way to serve him, 
 lueiiii 6ie je bit iBfittel , Die ©elcgenljeit 
 \)y\bt\\, \))\n lu Dicmii, ivenii >£ie i^ni je rie> 
 lien fi!>niieil; I'll do what lies in my way. 
 i(t) lucrfe iiiein ^X<6t]li(t)iTe< ti)uti. 3. to lie 
 in the way of . ., ciiiec t&aci^e iiti ^egc 
 |lei)eii. 
 
 To lie over, [ifjanbcl] jut SBerfaflirit 
 nici^t l)oni>rirt merben cd. ilBedjfein ic). Tu 
 let a bill -, eineii ':S}ett)|VI proteihreii laffeii. 
 
 To lie under, iintcnuurreii , aiiige|Ci>t 
 fein (eiiiec iia^t); utriunfen lein (iii>. 
 
 To lie under a mistake, fid) irren. To 
 - an obligation . )u &tiua6 Lierp|1id)[ct lein. 
 To — aa imputation, aiujefl.igt jViii. To — 
 one's displeasure, Q-iiielli llliBt>iUl(| I'ein. 
 To - necessity, bebiirflig Ittll. That science 
 lies under aoaie prejudices, in <21n|>hlllig 
 jeiier 'IGiiTeiifc^ati ()(g( man iiiiguiii^ige i&i'r> 
 urti^ciie. li'tiii. 
 
 To lie np and down, in Unpc^null>) 
 
 To lie upon oOtT on, 1. O'lncil bt- 
 rd)iueren) i|}iir[) liegtii >uif (i'lneni. 2. &iiieni 
 ol'lirgen. Ii should - ou hiut to etc., cr 
 follte grl)alten lein , )U ic. 
 
 To 1 i e w 1 1 ll , 1. litgeti bei . . . 2. a) lt<; 
 gen, i'd)laieii bet... b> (iiiiem ^rauciiiiiu 
 iiirri beimolyiicn. 3. &iiien betnffiii, aiige 
 l)rn; it lies with you to . . , t£ie iiuifien.. 
 ti 111 tin 3l)iien ... l<^d)i|fe> 
 
 To lie to, bdlicgrii, fliU liegeii (luie 
 
 Ijief p. a. i u^tn. 
 
 It lies Die iu a great deal, in more 
 money, c^ ffftei iiiid) £iel, niel)r. 
 
 Lier, leaf, (aiigclj'. leof; 1)0(1. lief; 
 liebi mil. * iieb, rl)euer. Sha* 
 
 IjieTf adv. ( gern. 
 
 1 had as lief go as not, as stay, i(() 
 gr^f rben I'o gem, a\i iiid)(. aid it]) bleibr 
 1 iiad as - die as do .... , i^ wiltbt lieDer 
 llrrbrii old .... il)nn. ISutiid). 
 
 hiiv:fgc, leedje. (fr. Liige)«. [(iieogr.i 
 
 Ijief^e, (It. ligio; fr. lige v. I- ligo> 
 adj. 1. |)(en^alr. ] jii perrDiilutcn Sel)iid> 
 Menileii D(rpfiid)i((. 2. i.>brrl)eri'lid). 
 
 Liege mau, btx 33>>jytU, £t'l}ndmanii, 
 lliMgmanu. - homage. Die pei|'onlid)e i;il)n«< 
 pflid)t. — lord, Dec i.'el)iit'l)i'rr, CterljtiT. 
 
 liieffUi <- 1. Der 23>i|T>il, &et)n£nunn. 
 2. (iiiirKtitgcc ilCcii'e; Dec £(t)iidljerr, S^btt. 
 l)crr. SMAk. 
 
 Ijieg^eancy, leidje anse. «. 1. Die 
 £fl)iiri,'flid)i, iporigfeit. 2. Dae fflebiet De* 
 
 Ijieil« leu. "-'pp. \>. Lie. [l'(t)ndl)emi. 
 
 Eiiciit *■ bAi il((icn[iondred)(, Dcr ge; 
 iV(jiid)c 'Jlmpriid) ^upon, auf). (lienicnfd). 
 
 l^ieUteriCt lieuteriik, adj. [S)}{eD.J 
 
 Eiieutery, li eni«:ie. igr. leienteria) 
 t. lOJiiD.i Dcr nut)* 23aiid)rtn^. i>ur(t)hill. 
 
 liier, liur, (i>. Lie; «. Der Siegrr; 
 A - in ambusli, in wait, Der ilnjlaiirer, 
 ©•inrr Der im ipinterljalte liegt. 
 
 Ijieu, lii. <fr. "^.^ *• btx Drt, (Die) 
 @ta(t (nur in SerbinMiiig nut in gebraud>= 
 ltd)) in lieu of .., ailjliUt. 
 
 I^ieiitenHncy* levieu'nansi, tfr. 
 lieuienauce) t. 1. a; Die Sieiuenaiit^tledf. 
 b) Die ®tattl)altfrrd)ait. 2. Da6 .Rorpd Dir 
 Sieiirrnantd. 
 
 fjienteiiant, levten'iiaut, (fr. 223.) 
 *. [-)Jiiiit.) Der lieutenant. 2, Der Start- 
 t)aue:, i^ieUuertreier. 
 
 LIF 
 
 Lieutenant-cclonel, ter Oberil' 
 lieutenant, --general, Der ®«iifraUieute« 
 nam. 
 
 liieutenHntship, llvten'nant- 
 •hip. I. 1. Die2ieutenant«r(dle. 2. Die &tatt< 
 l)auerrd)att. 
 
 I liieve, liev, o f. Lief. 
 I Kiife, life, (angeif. lit", lyf; fd)ii>. lif; 
 bm. liv; t)i>Il. leeven, Sebeil) pi. lives, ». 
 
 1. Dad (aniniali|(<)e ti. i<fgi'iabiii|d)e; Scbeii. 
 
 2. (Die 3tit uon ber 6>cburr fi* jtim iuDo 
 Dad Ceben. 3. (Die 'Jlii ju icbeu) Dad Seten 
 (bci'oiiDerd in firrlicOer ipinfi^D. 4. bui Ccs 
 ben (Der 3ui1anD). 5. ^ Dad Sebeii, »lut. 
 6. ? oD. t biid geben, lebeiiDe iBeien. 7. $ 
 (Dad Soili'iu ber tl)ieri|d>fii OJatiir) Da* £e» 
 ben. 8. Dad Ccbeu (Der Carnu. 9. ± Dad it> 
 ben , Die eibl)attigfeit. 10. I'MJal., ©iiDl).J 
 bui Seben «3)egentl). i>. ^Dpie;. ll. [i"d)6ne 
 iliindej Dad L'ebin (Der Oi.id)Drurf). 12. (Dec 
 allgcnietne Suilanb Ded '•)};eiird)i'n; Dad Sebeit. 
 I J. Der ©tanD, Sfang wn Der (StreUidjait). 
 U. I Dit ineiird)lid)cn ^iliigelegent^eitein Dad 
 2eben. 15. Dad 'JKenidjenkbeii, Die ^JJerfuii; 
 pi Die ^l}tenrd)en. 16. Dad Seben, Die 2ebend> 
 beiM)reibuiigi pi. bA6 Seben (iiiel;rerer SftU 
 Den ic). 
 
 3. I will teach uiy family to lend goo4 
 lives. Bakkee. 4. My life has beea 
 a seiies of prosperity or mislorlune. 
 5. And the warm life came issuing 
 through the wound. Poi>e. G. Full 
 nature awarnis with life, Thomson. 
 7. Lives through all life. Poi>e. <i. 
 They have no notion of life and lir« 
 iu fancy aud words. Fcltos. 12. Tka 
 •ludies and arts that polish life. 
 
 Webstm. 
 
 14. But to know 
 
 That which before us liea in daily 
 
 life. 
 Is the prime wisdom. Miltom. 
 
 15. How many lives were sacrificed du- 
 ring the revolution! 16. Joiinson wroia 
 the life of Milton, aud the lives of 
 other poets. WEBSTea. 
 
 Life of au execution, Die Bauer einer 
 (gerid)tl.) (S-retulion. From the -, imd) Dec 
 <]fiatnr (nialen 10. Mis portrait is drawn 
 to the -, er ill nad) beni Seben geiualt. By 
 the -, nad) Dcni Seben. Large as -, in 
 Sebendgri>pe. Still -, Dad SaiibgemalDe, 
 otillleben. I cannot do It for my -, id) 
 fann rd unid Seben uit^t ti)uu. A pension 
 for -, em Wiiabengehalt ouf Sebeiidjeii, 
 iebendlaiiiiiid)er QinaDeiitiel^ait. To have -, 
 am Seben fein. To try any one tor his -, 
 to call any one into question for his — , 
 3eiiianDeii peiiilid) aiiFlagen. To sit upon - 
 and death, aiif Den li>D fit>en. To tly for 
 one's -, fid) Diir(t) Die JliK^t ill rettca 
 fud)en. To take any one's — , Q-ilicilI bAi 
 Seben uel}inen. To put - into ... to give - 
 10... (ciiicr 9{iDe :c.> Seben gcbeii, ftc btt 
 Irben. To keep a lieavy — with any one, 
 iiiic ©ineiii entfeljiid) i.nnieii; d'nuin bAt 
 St'ben faiirr inad)(ii- To keep a heavy — at 
 any one, Q-ineiii imiiirr 111 bt\\ Ct)reii liegen. 
 To lead a good -, em giited Seben fril)ren. 
 There is - iu it, rd ijl nrd) uid)t 'illlcd i>ert 
 lorm. 1 see my — is death, id) |et)e uietu 
 Seben ill ben ^nien bed iubed. Suai^ 
 
520 Faff. far. faM. fa! Me. iitel Fine. fin. N6. nidve. n6r. i,'ot. ^il. ridnd. Ti'ibe. )ijh. full. t//in. TMis. 
 
 LIF 
 
 Pmv. Life lien not In living, but in 
 liking. iiict)t of>, foiifetn mit man lett. To 
 keep - and .soul together, flinuncrlicf) lebeu. 
 
 Life - annuitant. bet Smbreiltiur. 
 
 — -annuities, Cetbreiltetl. —.blood, a) 
 «. I. 6nS jum Scbeii ii5tl)i(]e, luarme SBliit. 
 2. ± bai , mai firaft, ©tarfe gibt oB. fie 
 <lil5mnd)t, Hi iperj&lllt. Swift, b) adj. ? 
 u'erciititd), notl)meiit)iii ivie bai ^liit jiim 
 CcbcM. MiLTOH. --boat, 6a« ^{ettiiiiti* J, 
 ^lilfsbuot. — estate, ein iiiiDcrertJlicf)t5, 
 lcf)Ctl6lnnnlict)C6 '^3llt. —-everlasting. 
 [93ot. ] bai ^mmtrc^tm; bet 'ilninraiirl). 
 
 — .giving, belcbenC. —-guard. Die 2i'ib; 
 n''nd)c. --guard- man. bcr ®nrDi|t, 2cib: 
 ivad)tcr. —-insurance, 6ie 2e6fnSucr= 
 fid)enm(5; — company, Me Oeben<i)er> 
 f!rt)enm<)5!®efe((f(()nft. — like, roie lebeub, 
 mie erne lebcnte ^IpertOJt. — [ikins, ado. 
 o fo i»af)r id) lebe! --lines, «. p/. [iJKar. ] 
 tie 9?iicfenpanr£)en. --preserver, eiiic 
 9lrt ®d)mimm6lare niiS Oiimuii ©lailifuiu, 
 inn fid) tfi ©d)ifffrrrid)en k. jii rctten. - 
 rent. bii:5 Oc'it'ijrBiiig , Die Ceibrfiite. — - 
 Hiring, Dor SebfiisfaDen. —-time. b\e 
 2fbtm]tit , Ccbjeitcn. — weary, ? ItbeiiS; 
 tiiilfe. Shak. 
 
 liifeles-i, life'lls, adj. l.fitbioi. 
 2. i a) (eblo« (h-fige, untlintig). b> nintt, 
 ftf^nl (u. ®ctrfliifen). c) fniftlo5; oljntuiirt): 
 ti(,, _ Life'Iessly, ade. rfjne Ccbcii; 
 frnfttpf . [ Of btofiofcit- 
 
 liifelessness, Wfe'lesnes, «. Die 
 
 I.iift, Hft, (|'rf)m. lyfta; bnil. lofter) 
 praet. ii. pp. lifted, lift, p. a. (oft uiiiuKjer 
 SBcife Pb. eniphntifd; mit up) I. Ijeben, niif; 
 !)eben , o liipfen , oi:ittipfcn. 2. i er()i'bcii 
 tftctii SWniige, bet SSSiirDe nnrf)). 3. tniflen, 
 firi(;en. Spenser. 4. (lefjfen , weijtrngen. 5. 
 [Oertl.] crtjebeii (Steuern 2c.). 
 
 To lift up the heel against, ^ Qintw 
 flrob ti. ufnic^tlic^ betjnuDeln. 
 
 To lift into, erljeben (jii eintr ffiSurbe 
 It.); to - notice, ©inen befaiint mnd)en. 
 
 To lift out, [Xijpogr.] a\\6^tbtn (bie 
 gpriii). 
 
 To lift np, 1. tt1)tf>en, fliiffybcn. 2. i 
 ■) erf}eben, erl;61)fn. b) erijcben (Die Stint; 
 me jc). c) erijeben, niifridjteii (Den Oieiil !C.). 
 d) er^eitern (.bai ©efic^t). 3. [Iijpogr. ] 
 (iii^fegcn. 
 
 To lift up with pride, nufblnfen. Tlie 
 lifting MP of day, ? ber lofiefanbrncft. 
 
 liin, V. n. 1. (at) QtwaS Iilfren, liipfcn, 
 fln &tiun« ()eben. 2. * |lel)Ien. 
 
 To lift for the deal at cards, bie Sat-. 
 ten nb()rben, tint jn feben, luer n'^t. 
 
 liift, *. 1. bn« 5?e6en, 31ufl)i'6en. 2. 
 ber5pu6, (£d)upp, ©d)ub. 3. (baS, iixn" 
 flnfflcf)ii6en locrDen fofi) bie Gml, 5?iiDiiiin; 
 IJebertflfl tniid) 1k 4. tie "Mnilrenciniifl (CSr.- 
 wat }ii f)cben). 5. bie i^ebtinn- 6. Drr^f(l< 
 tniinicn (am ^c(ibnume). 7. [■•))rar.] bie 
 Jopennnt, b<\6 ©d)ii)ungtaii. 
 5. The lift of a lock in canals. Gam.atifi. 
 
 To give a lift. I. I)fbfn. 2. i to give 
 any one a -, a) (^ineni l)etfen, niitf)dffn. 
 b) ©inen Ijintergcljen. K dead -, I. Die i>er> 
 fleblirf)e 93eniiil;iing , b(i5 Uniierni&flni, eine 
 Cofl ntifjiifjeben. 2. bie 2n(T, bie ninn nid)t 
 flnfjiil)ebeti int ©tnnbe ill. To be at a dead 
 -, in 'Sloti), «n SJerlefleii^eit fein. To help 
 
 LIG 
 
 one at a dead life, (5-incm nu« Der 97o(() 
 lielten. [mf(, t'iiftl;jinincl. 
 
 Ijirt, (nngfir. lyft) *. (|"d)otr.) Der i?im- 
 
 l<if'ter, lif'tiir, ». I. Der ipebenbe, biif 
 :^t'benDe. 2. t (S-iner, Der eti)ebt , niifrid)tet. 
 3. (?iner, ber iiiit eineni ipebebnunie &iiun5 
 iiiifl;ebt. 4. ber 2)ieb (mir noc^ in shop- 
 lifter gebr.). 5. bie .^tn'irfe. 
 
 Ijif'ting', lifiiiig. t. 1. fene i^eben. 
 2. btc ipiilre, Der ^^eirtoiib. - ad/. Ijebenb. 
 - pieces, (llljmi.) Det 2SorfiTf(. 
 
 liig-mnent, lig'gament, ((nt. liga 
 
 nientuui) *. 1. ± bui 2>,iuD (Die ijefftl). A.D 
 
 uisoN. 2. 1 bni (I'erfnilpfenbe) SJiinb. 3. 
 
 [']lnat.] biiS S&anb, Eigiiment. 
 
 2. Interwoven is the love of liberty with 
 
 every ligament of your hearts. 
 
 Wasbingtoh. 
 
 liigrainenfal, ligamen'tal, > (fr. 
 
 liig-ainentOUS, ligamcntus.^ li- 
 gainenteux) adj. 1. ["Jlnat. ] biinbartig. 2. 
 [Sot.] bnnberartig in einnnber gerc^lnngene 
 •ieurjfln Ijabenb (u. ^jlonjen). 
 
 lii^nn, lig'an, «. bai iSBrncfgiit. 
 
 I.iig^atil»Il, iiga'shim, (lilt, ligatio) 
 s I. bai i^inteu. 2. bai ®ebunbeufein, bie 
 ®ebnnDen(}eit. 
 
 liig-nture, lig'gaiure, (Int. ligatiira) 
 *. 1. bai "Binben, bie SJinbung. 2. bn^Sinnb, 
 Die ^linbe. 3. [ffOir.] a) ber (SlDerlag:) SScr-- 
 biiiiP. b) Bie !BniBe. 4. [•iWreB.] Die ©teifl)eit 
 emeiS («i'lfnfi«. 5. ["iJtflg.] baS >)Te|lerfnnp|cn, 
 bie gefnfipfte iJTf|"le(, ber 3iu6erfnoten. 6. 
 [-))fiir.J Die 93inbung. 7. bie ®ebnnDenl)eit, 
 bai ©ebnnbeiifein. 8. [ lijpogr. j ber Dop; 
 pelbiid)i'tabe, bie Sigatut. 
 
 liig-eance, ) 
 fji^eaucy, ) 
 
 f. L i e g e a n c y. 
 
 liig-lit, lite, (nngelf. leoht, liht) «. 1. 
 
 [<|5i)i)i".J bai Sid)t. 2. bai Sid)t, tngefili(()t, 
 Der 1(11. 3. ^ bai ['idjt, iebtn. Pope. 4. 
 (ein Sic^t yerbreitenber i?&rper, eine Siinipe, 
 ^erje, ein ©tern, Send)ttl)nrm 20 bai Sid)t. 
 5. [''Utai.] bai Sid)t; pi. bie 2id)ter. 6. ± a) 
 bai 2id)t, ber 5lufrd)(ng (fiber ©■tiun*). b) 
 bai eid)r, Die 6-inftd)t, (Jrfenntnig. c) bat 
 ^'ilinH, nni jiir (5-rfcnntnip ju gelnngeii, 
 OJiirtf! }nr (Srfcnntni^. d) bai Sic^t (Det 
 ru1)fbnre 3"|1<inb). e) bai £id)t (Die oifent> 
 iirt)e itunbe). f) bai £id)t (Die G-rflnrung ). 
 g) bai l'id)r (ber ©efidjrjpunft). 7. Die OHai' 
 rrt)cibe dm Jenilern). 8. pi. bit ffentler. 9. 
 II bai 9ld)t (in ucrrd)icbenen !8ebentiingen). 
 6. a) 1 opened Ariosto in Italian, and tlie 
 very first two tines gave me light 10 
 all I could desire. Dryoeh. b) Light, 
 understanding and wisdom was t'oiiiid 
 in him. Bik'.e. e) By using sucli 
 I i^ tits as we have, we may arrive 
 at probability, if not at certainty. Web- 
 ster, d) Furtlier experiments will 
 bring to — properties of matter yet un- 
 known. Webster, e) Why am 1 ask'd 
 what next shall see the — ? Pope, f) 
 One part of Scripture throws light 
 on another. Webster, g) In whatever 
 light we view this event, it must be 
 considered an evil. It ii> UKefiil to exhi- 
 bit a suliject ill a variety of lights. 
 Let every though^be presented in a 
 strong — . Webster. 
 
 It begaa to be light, e« fin(] an {ii (a> 
 
 LIG 
 
 gen. To give anyone liglit to .., (?infm 
 ■lliitTd)lMB gcben fiber ... To come to -, 
 an'i 2id)t fommeii. To bring to — , mr* 
 2id)t bringen. To stand in any one's -, I, 
 (5-inetn im 2i(f)te (lehen. 2. f ©•ineni im 
 '23ege fein; to stand in one's own — , fid) 
 felb|l int 2ic^te (leljcn. To set a thing in 
 the worst -, (J-tmad in ein fnlfd)eij £id)t 
 ileden. To bring - to ..., Qtmai in'i 2id)t 
 fc^eii, erliintern. To throw - on..., erfi.is 
 ren, erimitevn. To carry a — before any 
 one , GnnciM IfUi1)tcn. To carry the - at 
 sea, [■'War.] Bie ©d)iff:5Iciti'rne nnjiiiiDen. 
 
 Light-bearer, Ber 2it^t;, Jyirfe't>"iigi'r. 
 --house, Ber 2eild)trf)linn ; --charges, 
 tight-money, Bie 2etid)trl;nrin.''0|1en. -- 
 ports, s. pi. [OJfnr.J Bie 2id)tpfi>rten. -- 
 room, ['IKar.] bie gidjtfnmniec, 8i(tltc»< 
 famtner. 
 
 liig-ltt, adj I. fic^t, ^efl. 2. fidft (d. 
 
 ijnrben); blonb (^nnre). 3. i a) lidj:, l)ei» 
 
 ter (5perj). b) oiTcnbar, fhir. Shak. 
 
 I. Tlie morning is light; the apartment 
 
 is light. Webster. 
 
 Light-brown, ijtttbtaun. —-colored, 
 l)cf[fiirbig. --grey, ^edgrnii. 
 
 liig-lit, lite, (angelf. liht, leoht; f)t>U. 
 Hgt; lcid)t) adj. 1. f ieid)t (nirfjr fd)iuer). 2. 
 ± a) leid)t (2eiben, SSjirf ic.). b) leidjt 
 (frngnt), Ieid)t ((eic^t jn oerDnitcn) , luenig* 
 '!J?.il)rimg«tbeiIe ent(;(il(e!ib (v. ©peifeit). o 
 ieid)t, gcring, fiein, unbeDentenB(33crre(;en jo. 
 d) lei(^t, rrtfrf), fTinf. e) i>berftiid)lid) (.Kcunn 
 nii). f) (eid)t (Dfegen, aEiiiD u. ). 3. Ieid)t 
 (nid)t i"d)met beiunffnet u. Iruppen;. 4. ieirt)t 
 (nid)t oodiuidjrig oon TOfinjeii). 5. leid)t, 
 Di'inn (u. eineni ©roffe :c. ). 6. leirfit (nid)t 
 fd)n»cr ob. I)inlniiglid) 6efrtbcii) ; [jpiinbcl] tin* 
 belabeti, oipt 2nbiing. 7. i a) i(id)t, iinbe* 
 (litnbig, ffatterl)nft, fliid)tig, reirf)rfinnig, ber* 
 liiiDevIitt- •>) niutl;i»itlig, (uflig. c)[cid)tfrrtig. 
 
 Light supper, bai 3n'ird)ciini(il)(. — 
 goods, [ipnnbel] leid)rc (B. fj. baunnuodene) 
 3eiige. - of foot, ieid)t niif Den SJugen. - 
 of belief, Ieid)rg(ai;big. - of ear , jtir 9liif« 
 niit)me iibfer fflerfic^te bcreit. - of digestion, 
 leid)t jn uerDniien. Unmarried men are — 
 to run away , leDige 'vD?niiiier fonnen leic^t 
 Dnuondlllfen. To set — by, to make — ac- 
 count of, to make — of ..., ©tma^ nid)t 
 iid)ten, iierfd)mof)en , geringfd)a$cn, iu ben 
 <IGinb i'd)[ngen , fid) '7iid)t6 ani Q-tmai ma: 
 d)en. To take a - taste of . . ., (SriurtS oben* 
 l)in oerfiirtjen. If you don't think - of it, 
 luenn ©ie ti fnt ratijfoni eriid)ten. 
 
 Prov. Light gains make a heavy purse, 
 ani fleiiien S3ad)fn iverben groge S""'!!'- 
 
 Iji<^ltt, adv. f. Lightly. 
 
 t igh t armed , leid)t beiunffnet. — - 
 borne, lrid)t in ber JJaiiil (o. 5j>|>vDen). — 
 brain, ber 5poI)lfopf, iiinuifyeiibe ^)}feiiu-f). 
 --fingered. I. leidjlfiiigerig. 2. i biebifd). 
 --foot, [TOiiiDmfpr.] Da* iJBilDprct. -- 
 fool, -footed, -heeled, leiditfUBifl, 
 fdjnenffigig. --headed, 1. unbefonnen, 
 gebanfenlo*, iinbeilmiBig, pfic^tig. 2. i'ev» 
 ri'irft, fltinli'd. — li ead ed n e ss, I. Die ®ej 
 Danfenlofigfeit. 2. bieSinnlofigfeil, SBerrficfr* 
 l)ett. — hearted. lU|lig,frLi|;lid). --horse. 
 Die Icid)te 3{eiterei. --legged, fdjiieiu 
 fiiiiig, firtd)fig. --minded, lfid>ffinnig. 
 
 lii'g^llt, praet. u. pp. lighted iiglilb 
 
F,*t«». fa- f^" fnt M4. met. Fine. fin. NA, niovp. nor, git. Oil. <l6»i«!. Ti'ibp. uib. full. l/iin. Illis. 5«>1 
 
 LIG 
 
 tn, r. a. I. *i (eft niit up) trffiK^ffn, erfjrfj 
 leii. b) erlrud)rrn <^it ScraBcii JC-^ 2. Qi> 
 Mtm leii(t)rcn. Pope. 3. (bi^iv. mtt up; nii> 
 {UiiDeii (em Si(t)t tc). 
 
 To light (lie way to ..., (S'tlieitl bril 
 ^tQ i(i<\t». To — a fire, (ill %euer aiitniv 
 (tftix; eiiil}ei)(ii. [t rTl(l(t)(rrii. 
 
 lilg'llt, praet. lighted, ligliU lit, D. a. 
 
 L i g li t i n g place, iet 9{lil)i!pUii;. 
 
 Iiiffllty (ntigeir. liluan, aliluaii, ge 
 lihtan) V. n. I. (on. upon) a) uiiueriiiiit^et 
 trcffeii, (loBeii, fiitlen, gerntljtii diiif). I)) &i' 
 nem lufiillifj brgeoiieii, Q-iiieii )uiiUlto a\\> 
 tttfen, trejfcn. c; ©iiietii iiiu>€riuiitt)«t be- 
 g((]iieii, ^nHl>&tn, ivicert'n^reii ; tnlieii niif.., 
 ©iiitii tr<fffiuimeeeti<jed2c.). 2. (onMid)lii> 
 jeii) fallcii, treffeii (niif Gtiun*). 3. (om fid) 
 fe^fii, fid) iiieBcrlnffm (nil/.., o. Om^ft'i' J<^ *■ 
 4. foden (rtiif bit JJiiBe jc). 5. nbiliiflcu (u. 
 ttm ^ftrte ic) ; (otf; nb|lti(jen, l)irrab|leirtiu 
 (i>Oli)i (from, down from) OtrabilirioeN u>ou>, 
 ^erouffldgeii (nii<). 
 
 1, a) A weaker man may somelinies 1 1 g li t 
 I on noiiona which had eke*ped a witer. 
 
 Watts. 2. The stroke upon liis shield 
 
 •o heavy lights. 3. The bee lights 
 
 on this flower and that. Webster. 
 
 liil^lif , V. a. erlci^tern; [War.] Iid)< 
 
 ten (£d)iffo. 
 
 Iiig:ltten, it'tn, (lei(t|t(n) *. a. I. •) 
 crleid)tern , Itiditn iiifl<ften. b) [TOnr.] lid), 
 ten; \i><<t)tn (tin 6<t)iff*. I. 1 *) trleic^tcrn. 
 b) tr^titcrn. 
 
 2. a) To lighten the cares of life, b) 
 He lightens my humor with his nier- 
 
 ^ ry jest. Shak. 
 
 Ijig-liten, (nngrff. lihtan) v. n. I. 
 frud)r(ii, ftlioeii (ivrtterfeucbteii). 2. t bliO'ii 
 Shak. - v. «. to - forth, t tjeroorbliQen 
 I^.ij«fl5t ic). 
 1. This dreadful night 
 
 That thunders, lightens, opens 
 
 graves, and roars 
 As doth the lion. Shak. 
 
 liilt^liten, D. a. I. erreiid)teii (Srro; 
 $tn ic.) ; trl}«lf«ii. 2. i errfud)tfii (beiitSrirt). 
 
 1. To — an apartment with lanipi or gas. 
 Ijig:li<er, llit'ur. «. i. e-incr. bcr tr-. 
 
 Uu<t)((t; -of lamp*, Inuip--. terCiMipcit: 
 «nJ|■Ill^er, Crtiiipfiiiiintiii, Cnnipcnfullrr. 2. 
 [■>)»>ir.] a) bai Cfid)tfd)iff, ^l•r eid)tfr ; "■J5r.il)iti. 
 b) 6er *]liifl(ii)fr. c) tn V>tr{\(t. --man. 
 I. tcr t'id)rcrrd)iff<r. 2. brr 'Jliiflatfr. 
 
 liig-literns-e, itte'uiije, «. bai 
 Cid)trriitlt> rrr Sid)firU'()ii. [ilrc. 
 
 MA^UtlCH»f llir'les. adj. lid)tll<$, fill: 
 
 Lig^litly, liie'li. adc, I. T lrid)t. 2. 
 ia)fliuf, bfljeiib, \ti<f)t , rnfd). i>) i«d)t 
 (ohiie ticfcii G'ilibriKf). c) leidjt ti'l)nr£d)niie! 
 tiflfeir, niiti'irlid)). d) p|)iie OJniiib, vtyxt vitlt 
 Utt>ttit<\ni\<\. e) iti<i)t (gcniiohiiirii]'. f) n>e> 
 Big, (ill tvrnio (reiiiieii @'t)vii£). g) lrid)t 
 (frriibig, oljne ^ieb(rflff(()lii(jciif)(it). h) un> 
 b(fl^lln(ll , (rid)tf(iiiiio. i) lcid)tf<rti{]. 3. '^ 
 jfivci|)nli(f). 
 
 2. a) He led me lightly over the stream, 
 b) The soft ideas of the cli>!erful note 
 
 Lightly received, were easily forgot 
 
 PRIOK. 
 
 g) Bid that welcome 
 
 Which eomes to punish us, and we 
 
 punish it. 
 
 I. 
 
 LIK 
 
 Seeming to bear it lightly. Shak. 
 
 To be liglitly disposed . ^>1lli] ^ur 
 2eld)rfirriijfeit Ijiibrn. To take a tiling -. 
 ©■fiua^ niif bie Uid)re 9td)fii iiel)Uieii. To 
 talk — . Ill's 05i'liiij Ijiiieiii rebeii. 
 
 Proo. L i g li 1 1 y come, — go, iui( geiuoii) 
 iicn, 10 jerroiinen. 
 
 liigrlitnesii, lite'nls, «. 1. ; bir l!(id)! 
 tigfeif, l*cut)rl)eit. 2. l a> bie 'i3el)cii&i!ifeir, 
 £«id)figffit, i5liid)ti(jfett, ®d)iu(lc. b) bu Uii« 
 b(jlniibi|jfeit. c; ber Seidjtunn, tic Uiibcfi'H' 
 ii(iit)(ii. dj bic 9eid)tfertij)rrit (tliir(iird)i)eit). 
 
 Lightness of the head, bec ^iU^enui^. 
 
 — of belief, bie £eid)ft)liiiibigfeit. 
 Iji^lituLujf, liie'iiiiig, «. I. [^t-. 
 
 teurol.] ber £119. 2. (u. lighten, erleid)teriu 
 bie &rkid)teri:iuj (TiKilberuiig, >abiial)iiie). 
 
 Liglitning before death, ber Utjte 
 
 i>eticii£bli$. — glance, ^ bur (eiii)cliie) 
 
 •SI19. [il)ierc). 
 
 Ijij;1i<>i, ihes, «. pi. Me OiiiKje (ber 
 
 l^i^iatsume, lltesum . adj. 1. f t 
 
 ltd)t, t)cU. 2. 1 iic^t. 3. fr50li<4/ l^tittt, luilig, 
 
 frOl). iBEW. 
 
 2. The lightsome realms of love. Drv- 
 
 lii^lltauineiiefiS) lite'sumnes, «. 
 t 1. ^ bie i^eUe, ^l.irl)eit. 2. 1 bie i5)eitcr< 
 reit, ber S^roljiliiii. [aloes) s. bai 'Ulu(t)vli. 
 
 Ijig^UalueSy lignal^xe, (lot. lignum 
 
 liig^neOUS, llgniiis, diU. iigueus) 
 adj. I. l)5l}ern, l)oljcii. 2. t)p|}id)t. 3. ^oljig. 
 
 Ijig-niflcatiun, iigniiekA'shiin, «. 
 bie 93iriuii»Muiig iii ipolj. Good 
 
 liiffuirurin, lig'uefSrm, adj. t)Olj> 
 nrti»i, l)uljiil)iilid); l)uljid)t. Kihwan. 
 
 liiK-uifyf lig'nefi. (u. (nt. lignum 11. 
 facio) V. a. in $oij oenuniibdn. - »• n. 
 fidf ill $pU I'ertuaiibela. 
 
 liiffiiite, lig'uiie, (fr. SO.) «. [Wu 
 neralg.] ber Cignit. [jid)t. 
 
 liig-nuus, lig'nus, adj. [®or.] t)ul: 
 
 Iji|puuiit-vitae, lignum-vlte, (I. 
 2S.1 t. bM (yiinjiiri)olj, Jjrniiiofenljolj. 
 
 liiffulafe, lig'ulAte, i (u. int. li- 
 
 Eiig-ulated} lig'ulitod,^ gula) adj. 
 [©pt.] biiiiffijrniifl. 
 
 Eiiffure, lig'Are, «. ber Sitc()$(l(in. 
 
 Eiii^urite, lig urite, «. [OJiiiicralg.l 
 ber eigurit. [iiigfferit'. 
 
 Ijlff'»vort, lig'wurt, «. I'&ot.] bie Ho- 
 
 Iiik«) like, eiiie (^tibfllbe, bie eiiie 
 <}lehiilid)reit niijeigt, lid); i- ^. maiden - 
 like, godlike etc. 
 
 Eiikef (nngelf. lie. getic; gotf). leiks; 
 hpll- lyii. gelyii; fdjiw- ''k; ban. lig, lige; 
 glei(^) adj. I. girid) (ber Qimiititnt, £liiiili: 
 tnt Ob. bem Oirabt iind)). 2. gletd), nl;iilid)i 
 brrfelbe, biei'elbe, biifjelbe ; ebeu (0 wiel. 3. 
 <il)nlid) (brni ilii6iel)fii iind)). 4. ( nut iiiiD 
 oljlie to Ob. unto) (aiiiiiid)) gleid) (cincr ®<i- 
 \(t)t). 5. ( iunl)rrrt)eiiiud)e (jTiunrriiiigrn gc- 
 beub, I'eriiiiitljeii InfTeiib). To be-to .., u(il)c 
 brtrnii fciu, im liegnffe feiii }ii ... He i% 
 
 — to die of hunger, er luirb mii|)l .^iiiigiTr 
 (Irrbeii. 1 nni - to.. ., id) luerbe lUiiljrf.! eiii= 
 lid) ... nuilTeil. He wa» - to be killed, cr 
 Wiire beiiidhf gct&btet luprbeii. You are not 
 
 — to see our friend any more, ©ie luerbeil 
 iiiifcrii SJrciiiib lui'l)! fd>u'frlid) luicbenVhrii. 
 Wr are - to have war, e6 gibt iunl)rrd)eil|: 
 lirt) ftrieg. Many were not— 10..., t6 lirfi 
 fid) i<eritiiitl)en, t6 xmt iu ii(riiuitt)(it, ba^ 
 
 LIK 
 
 25iffe nid)t . . ., I'oii SSielcn fcnnre mm uer« 
 
 miif.yii. bngfie iii(t)t ... 6. giniibiicf), luaijrs 
 
 fd)einiid). 
 
 1. Aterritoryof like extent with another ; 
 
 men of — excellence. 2. Why might 
 
 not other planets have been located 
 
 for like uses with the earth, each for 
 
 its own inlialiitanis ? Be.itley. 4. Wli'at 
 
 city is like uuio this great city? 
 
 BlBUB. 
 
 Of like extent with ..., ebeii (0 grog, 
 luie... For -uses with..., jii gleid)em, ju 
 tenifelbeii (Sebrnud)e, U'le ... In the - man- 
 ner, niif qltiittf SBeife, rbeiifo. To be - to.., 
 (5'iiiem gleid)et). To give - for -. ®lei(t)e« 
 niit Q)ln(t)ein uergelceii. To make a man's 
 picture - him, Qimn a\}»li<i) mnfen. 'Ti« 
 
 - enough, c« fd)eiiit fn|l fo. 
 
 ProD. He is as much like his father, 
 as if he had been spit out of his month, 
 er ifl I'eiii leitt|id)er aSarer, er ill feiiieiii SBn. 
 ter nu6 bem Qit\'id)tt gerd)nittcii. - cover, 
 
 - cup; - master, — man, luie ber i^crr, fo 
 ber fiiied)t. - sire, - son, ber 'Hpfel fnHt 
 iiid)t lucit uom Stniiiine. 
 
 liike, «. 1. ber®feid)e, berrfibe- «. 
 bnfTeibe, bai fflleid)e. 3. bie a53.il)rrd)eiiiiid). 
 feit (ill fngeiibeii ^hrmVii :) He had like 
 to be defeated, er mnre ui\\ gefdjlngen wou 
 ben; I had - to have lost it, id) fjatte ti 
 beinfll)e oerloren. 
 
 1. He was a man, take him for all and all, 
 I shall not look upon his like again. 
 
 Shakspeaum. 
 
 2. The tike may never happen again. 
 The like, be^gleic^en. He has nut hia 
 
 -, er f)nt feinea ®lcid)en nid)t. 
 
 Prov. Every like )ovcs his -, - love* 
 -, - will to -, ®lei(() mib ®lcit<) gefeflt fic^ 
 gem. 
 
 Eiike, ade. 1. g(eid) (cben fo). - as..., 
 
 so . . ., luie, gle-'t lui* — fo . . . - as if. aW 
 
 Ob, gleid) nl« cb .. 2. g(aitbiid), njn^rfd)einlid). 
 
 2. Like enough it will. Shak. 
 
 liike, coiij. pb. adv. (bei 2Sfrgleid)un« 
 gen, urn eiiie Slehiilidifeit niifjiibriicfeii) luit. 
 
 Such like, bergli'idjeii. Nntliing -, fei. 
 iie5iueg«; notliing - so..., bfi 2Beitcni nid)t 
 \o... To do — one's self, feiner luilrbig I)on» 
 bein, fi(^ uer^nltcn. To live - one's self, 
 fcincn Uniilnnben, feineni Sfnnge geinnp ie* 
 ben. That's - something, bai fiiljt einnint 
 iinc^ (I'tlvaS au&. 'Tis something — it, tt 
 ucljt bnrnod) nu«. That's -him. bai fieljt 
 il)in gleid), al)\i\id>. There is nothing - trn- 
 veling etc., g?icftt« qti)t liber b06 9feircnjc. 
 Qnit yoursclvea - men. feib *iOTriiinfr. 
 
 liike, ((ingelf. licean, llcian; gpfj). 
 leikan) v. a. I. &riuii#, &ntn leibeii nii'gfn, 
 mogen, gern t)abtn, gerii feljeii , G'incm gnt 
 ffiii, ®rfiiflcn l)(iben nn ..., ^mai nad) fei» 
 nem (Jicfdjinnrfe fiiiCen, giir fiiiDcii, jiifrieben 
 frin nut ..., ©tiun^ bidigoii , geiteljuiigrn. 
 2. * <5-inem gefiiflen, G-iiitn brfriebigeii. Ba- 
 cofi. Shak. 3. « (to) (S-ineii ucrgieicbm, 
 glcid)ilclleii (niit). Shai. 
 
 2. His countenance likes me not. Siiar. 
 
 How do you like it? luic fiiiben ©ie e^? 
 loie gcfoIU tt O')'"""? They are not sncb 
 n« you -, lie ilrib ni(()t iind) O'jrf" ®f» 
 rd)nii1((e. They like it well enough, ti Qtt 
 (iillt iljneii ri'd)r gut. 
 
522 Fate, far, (all, fat. Mh, mSt. Fine, fin. N6, move. n5r, got. 6il, cloud. Tube, tul>, full, t/tin, THis. 
 
 UK 
 
 I/ike, ». n. 1. looflen, m&<]en, Siift {)rt=| 
 tfu. '2. '■ to - of..., Oefiiflen fiii&en nu..., 
 ©ta'rtvi, (ndigun, genet^migeu. Kkou.es. 
 
 A.S lie likes, luie ei il)m beltebt. That's 
 not well liked of, bn« i|l nid)t bcliebt, (jc< 
 fiUlt nid)t. 
 
 liikeliliood, like'leliud, *. I. ber 
 
 aimdjeiii, Me 2BnI)rrd)einlirt)fcir. 2. * ber 
 
 ©rfjeiii, 9Inrd)eiii. Shak. 3. - bie «!ieljnlid)feit. 
 
 I. Prudence directs us iiot to uiidertalve 
 
 a design, when there is little or no 
 
 likelihood of success. There is little 
 
 - that an old offender will be reformed. 
 
 In all likelihood, n((em '2liifd)Eine mid). 
 
 IjikelilieSS, llke'lene.'s, «. 1. bie 
 ffi3al)rrct)ciiilii()feit, ber 9iii|"d)eiii. 2. bie ihu 
 nel)nuicf)feit, nuociicfjme, flefdnifle Gigeiu 
 fc6iifteii. 
 
 liikely, iSke'l^, adj. I. ivn()rfd)ciii; 
 lid). 2. ueriiuit()en Inffeiib, ini ©taiibe, ge: 
 figiiet. 3. a) [©iiflt.] ein gefntlige* 5leiigcre 
 ^nbeiib (fd)iim, l)i\b\(i)). b) [iltorbani.] gefiil= 
 rig, eiunc^iiieiib, ongenef)iii (iiiefjr bcm Oeijle 
 nnd))- 
 
 A man likely to do such a thing, eilt 
 SKiinn, (5-tncr, ber \o &tn)<\6 rljiiii murbe. 
 
 liEkely, ado. uevuuu(;lic^, mn(;rrd)fiii: 
 lid). [rd)eine nad) i|T c5 fo. 
 
 Very likely it may be so, nflem Sill-- 
 
 liEkeinillded, like'minded, adj. 
 flieidie OJertniniiigcn l;a&eiib. 
 
 iiiken, li'kn, (rd)iu. Ilkna; 6dn. lig- 
 Ber; v. a. (to, unto) Dergleic^eu (mit). - 
 *. n. glcid)eii. 
 
 Ijikeuess, like'nls, «. 1. bte®(ei(t)> 
 l)tit, ''Hel)iilid)feit. 2. bie ilopie; Oai SdbbM, 
 G-beiibilb. 3. ji Mi 5lbbil& (bie a3ilb|nii(e, 
 ia6 *ilb, bai einer '^erfon ober <Sad)t h^n< 
 Udi ill). 4. bos (i)(L'id)iii& Cbie ^.mibel). 5. 
 i a) bie ®eilnlt (Bieaiiigeiifeite, tai 3Ieii0ere). 
 b) ber 9liird)ein, ®d)ei». Shak. 
 
 5. a) Guard against an eneidy In the like- 
 ness of a friend. 
 
 liike-'tva.ke, lyke-'vrake, 
 
 <l"d)t)tt.) watching a corpse be for* 
 interment. 
 
 ■likewise, like'wJze, ado. flfeicfter 
 
 Ujeirc, clHufiine, gleirtifnUiS, ebeiifo. 
 
 Ijiliiu;^, li'king, adj. " ii)oi)Ibe(cibt, 
 M)Lit)lgciui()rt. Bible. 
 
 liikiiigTv *■ * J. bie 1Bp()(beIcibtf)eit. 
 Shak. 2. t fie ^robe, ber SBerfiid). Drvden. 
 
 To take upon liking, auf bie $rvbe 
 nef)mcn. To be in some -, fett, luufjlbelcib: 
 fcin. Shak. 
 
 IdiklnsTf ». 1. btr ®efaf(en, bie 9iei: 
 
 (jdiig, Mi SBeliebeii. 2. bie ®enef)m(jn(tung. 
 
 Good-, bie©iiitui((igiing; bnS SBohlgefiideii ; 
 
 ber Sseifatt. 3. (to) ber (Sefiiflcn, b<i& SBer; 
 
 fliii'igen, bie ffreube (nn). 4. t bie Stebe. 
 
 *. ber ®ci"d)inncf (®iiiii, Sufi). 
 
 3. He who has no liking to the whole. 
 
 ought not to censure the pans. Drydek. 
 
 4. Great Lords her liking sought. 3. 
 
 This is an amusement to your liking. 
 
 Spenser. 
 
 To take a liking to ..., (S)ifaf(cil fiu> 
 >en an ... He has no - to it. e& gefiidt 
 l^m iiid)r. To create a-. |ld) grf.idig miid)ni. 
 
 tAlnC, li'lak.^ ( (f. lila.s; \\}. lilac) t. 
 
 Ijiisicli, 5 l^"'-] ber Cilnf, iVaiit> 
 Idft ijiicbcr. 
 
 LIM 
 
 liilalitc^. 111 aiite, s. [^ineratg.] ber 
 Siliiiirl). jccii.-i) adj. [23ot.] lilicnartig. 
 
 liiliaceous, lileashus, (t>U. tilia- 
 Ijilied, iii'lid, ad;. ^ nut <?iiien ge: 
 rdjinnrfr, bemiidx'eii. Milton. 
 
 Idill, 111, V. a. [iWurbam. u. SpehserJ 
 Loll. 
 
 liilliputlan, llrieputyan, adj. Iil> 
 liputil'd) (diipcril fleiii). - «. -s, pt. Die 
 Sillipiiiier. 
 
 liilt, lilt, V. n. 1. [.Oertl.] ©tica« ge^ 
 
 fd)i(ft, gerd)i>)iiib i>errid)tcti. 2. auf ber Sacf> 
 
 pftife fpicleii; iliigen. -s. bie Saflnbe, Qlrie. 
 
 Siily, 111 le, (hit. lilium) t. bie Silic. 
 
 To look all roses and lilies, ivte ^Stild) 
 
 unb SBliit iiii!5rel)eii. 
 
 Day-lily, St. Bruno's -, bie flelbe 5If: 
 ft^bitle. Superb -, bie "iprac^tlilie. Many- 
 flowered — , ber Ifirfenbuiib. May — , — 
 con V ally, - of the valley, iai SRnis 
 bliit«d)en. 
 
 Lily-daffodil, bie 9Iffobi(Ii(ie. -- 
 handed, ^ 2ilieii()(inbe ^abeiib. --hya- 
 cinth, Die £ilieiil)t)aiiiitl)e. — lir'ered, 
 t Ijau'iiljevjig. Shak. --white, a) adj. 
 liliciiiui'ig. b) I ber .ttaniiiifeger. 
 
 liiiiiate, ll'niAte, v. a. feilen, gtdtten. 
 litiitatiun, liiiia'shun, (u. lat. limo) 
 *. tiii %tiiei\, ©iiitten. 
 
 Ijiiitaiure, li'maiure, g. 1. bnd $eis 
 (en. 2. bie geiifpniie, ber (Jcilitaub. 
 
 liiiiib, lim, (atigclf. iim; bmi. u. fd)m. 
 lem; lat. limbus; id. Ueui , llym) a. I. 
 [aillrcii. u. gKatI).] ber 9?anb. 2. [Sot.] 
 ber 3{aiib. 3. [*Jliiat. u. tin gen)iil)nr. &t: 
 brniid)e] bai @Iieb. 4. ber 2l|l, SBaiiniait. 
 
 Li nib -meal, firicfiveife. Shak. — s of 
 
 the liniehouse, ©efuibel. Shak. 
 
 liiinb, V. a. 1. gltebern. 3. jergliebern, 
 
 jerriiirfcn. [SCinb auf Sppeni 
 
 liiinbat) liin'bat, *. ein periobifd)er 
 
 Eiiintoec, llm'blk, (u. Alembic) 4. t 
 
 ber iSrenntoIben , bie 91bjie()blai"e. - ». o. * 
 
 beilifliren. 
 
 liiiiibed, limd, (in 3ur<>intnenfe$un: 
 gen) adj. glicberig; large--, grogglieberig. 
 liimber, lim'bur, (lu. Ilib?) ac^. I 
 biegfam, gerd)meibig. 2. i gtfd)meibig. 
 
 liiinber, «. ['TOar.J ba6 ?fiu|lergnt 
 (bie ''45uiiipcnriiiiie). 
 
 L i m b e r - b o a r d » , ». pi. [ TOnr. ] bit 
 gudiiigs be6 iJiiiilcrgatS. --holes, *. pi. 
 [■9Kar.j t>i\i >Jiii|lergat. —-irons, t. pt- 
 --rope, [-TOar.] bie .S'ette, baS io" / i'^'^^ 
 burd) bofi ^tuilcrgat Idufr. --strake, 
 ['DJJar.] bie erile 'iploufe am l\it'ird)iuein, 
 luorauf bie 55""'"'J-* btS Oiiiilcrgati liegen. 
 Ijiinberne.'vs, liin'bunies, «. bie 
 Siriiiaiitfeit, (J)erd)nKiDigfeit. 
 
 liisnbers, lim'biirx, «. I. [^rtin.] 
 ber in-L>(}iuagcii. 2. [Oertl.] bie @abclbtid)rel. 
 liiinbilite, lim'biiite, «. l'>)){ine> 
 raig ] fcr Ciinbilit. 
 
 liiinbless, I'm'lls, adj. gtieberloS. 
 
 ILiiaiibu, liiii'lK*). ) (lat. limbus) i. 
 
 Liiiiibus, liiii'bus.^ 1. bie$i>de, 25ih;> 
 
 l)Dde; [rom. fatl). ^c\.] ter S5i>r()iiiinie(; 
 
 5pinimcl ber uiigetauffcn ^'itibcr. 2. t Me 
 
 Spode. Drydex. 
 
 Eiiine^ lime. (angi'If. lim, lime; |'d)iu. 
 
 u. Can. Inn; l)^!!. lym; Int. limus) *. ber 
 
 2eiiu, 2>oaf""'"' 
 
 LIM 
 
 Llm«-twig, --rod, bie Seinirutf)e, 
 -twigged, mit aSogclIeiiu be|lrid)en. 
 
 liillte , (aiigclf geliman) V. a. I. mil 
 Seim beilreid)eii. 2. i I'trilricfeii, beruden, 
 faiiiifii taue aiif Der Oi'imriitlu'). Shar 
 
 fjiine, iSfI)in) j. fn fialf. 
 
 Lime slacked, abgi'Iori1)rt'ri?afP. -slack- 
 ed in the air. i>ern)ittcrifr ivalf. Wetted -^ 
 (angiam a^gt•I&|"d)te^ italf. 
 
 Li me- burner, bfr italfbreillier. — • 
 kiln, 1. ber ^alfofen. 2. f tit itraufl)cit. 
 Shak. — pit, [cyerberei] bie Jlalfbnltit. 
 --spar, [ '^)?iiieralg. ] ber i^arffpatl). -. 
 stone, ber italfilein ; fibrous -, ber 5afet» 
 falf; tufaceous -, ber luffilein, tufffnK; 
 aluminous -, ber 9I(aunilein; — gravel, 
 ber ©anbmergel. - - w a t e r, ba« jtnlf luaffer, 
 
 Iiiine> !♦. a. 1. ucrfitten, fitten, cet* 
 binben. Shak. 2. mit ^al( bi"ingen, befalferu 
 
 liiine, V. n. jufammenljangen. 
 
 liiine, (fr. lime) *. 1. [Qjartenf. h. 
 5?anbelj bie Cime, CimDite. 2. -ob. — tre«j 
 [!8Lit.] bie Siiife. 
 
 lilined, u'md. adj. feimig. 
 
 IjiinellUund, lime'hound, «. bet 
 3?ubeu^unb, ©aubcder, ©niirube. 
 
 liiiuit, llin'mit, (.U\t. limes; fr. limile) 
 *. 1. ? bie (Srenje (einer ©tabt ic.). 2. fa) 
 bie ©renje, ®d)ranfe (be5 SSerilanbci u.). 
 b) (bai, \wi begreiijt) bie ®rciije, ®ctcni>f<. 
 3. pi. bai Oebiet (einc« ©cfdngniffeS); ^an* 
 bel^gebiet. 
 
 To give more limit, mef)r ©picftrtuta 
 geben. To set a - to .. , 6ci"d)rdiifen. 
 
 Liiinit, V. a. I. ? begrenjen. 2. i a) 
 befd)rdnfen, einfd)rdnfen. b) (to) be|'4)rdn» 
 fen (auf). c) 6cfd)rdnfcn, befliinmen, por# 
 fc^reiben, fejlfe^en. 
 
 A 1 1 m i t e d monarchy, tinc einge|'(^rdnfte, 
 umi"d)rdnftc ''5}(:Dnard)ie. Limited profes- 
 sions, (55eiufrbe, bie be|limnit finb unb nn« 
 erfnnnt lucrben. Ska*. 
 
 liiiiiitable) Iim'meiabl, adj. bu 
 grenjbar ; ciiigcrd)rAnft, befct)ranft, uni» 
 fd)rdiift luerOen fijnnenb. Humiv 
 
 liimitaneous, liiu'metiineus, adj. 
 )U ben ©reujcn gel;ijrig, (JJrenj... 
 
 Elimitarian., I'mmeiirean , adj. 
 begrcnjenb, berd)rdnfenb. - #. ©iner, bet 
 6efd)rdnft; ©iuer, ber glaiit't, ba^ nur ein 
 I.I;cil bii Weiird)engerd)(ed)tS felig iverbea 
 tijiune (fflcgeutl). u. Uu i versalis t). 
 
 Sjilllitary, lim'mittare, adj. I. All 
 ber OJtenje aufge|tel(t (wie 2i5dd)ti'r). 2. jur 
 (Sreuje bienenb. - *. bn& (yrenyanb, be» 
 Oreiijtirt. 
 
 liiltlitatioil) limmeti'shun, ((at. 
 
 limitatio) #. 1. bai a3ei'd)rdnFcn. 2. bit 
 
 (finrd)rdiifuiig, 25erd)rdnfuiig. 3. bie uurgef 
 
 fd)rtebene Sfit. 4, ein geiuiffer iBejirf, is 
 
 iveld)ein <)Jf&iid)e bettcln jc. burften. 
 
 2. Goveriiiiiriit by the limitation of 
 
 natural rights secures civil liberty. 
 
 Tlie king consented to a — of his pr*. 
 
 rogatives. WebsTKR. 
 
 Words are often to be understood with 
 limitations, Sorter luuiTfu 0(t 111 einem 
 eugern, befctraiiftcren ©nine genomiiieu 
 iverben. 
 
 Ijiinitod,lim'niiiied. (!(<;. 1 brfdiraiifr. 
 Our views of nature are very limited. 
 
 liill&itedly, limmitiedle, adt. mit 
 
Fale. far. fall. lai. ^U. met. Fine. fin. N6. indve, nor. j^ot. 6il. (1611(1. 'I'nhc. tub. fnll. tAin. Tills. 523 
 
 LIM 
 
 einr(<)riinfiing , «uf eiiie btfdiranttt 5B«ife. 
 
 KiiinitednifSSf lini'mittadnci, «■ 
 ber 3iirtciM!> id !8erd)raiiftreiii«. 
 
 Eiiiniter, liiuinitiur, «. l. ber 93es 
 greiiier, t*"^- '^*i* bcijrenjt. 2. eiit -JKoik^, 
 bir itinerljalb tinei geiviffcn S3e)irf< bettetii 
 buntf. ^ llo<. 
 
 fjiinitless, liin'nudei, adj. greiueii: 
 
 LiiiiiinerT linrniur, §. l. itt @iiu> 
 (rlUc, <£aul)iiiiD, 9iu»eiil)iint. 2. bcr '^leiiC: 
 ling (iinodjrfr i)>iin6). Bai(.ev. 3. Der ■0)fe> 
 (lije. 4. [Ofrd.l Ber ©nbelnrm; pi. bie GJiU 
 btifi-irtjKl. 5. IDertl.j iai Onbeipfcrb. 
 
 Ijiinllf li»i, (lilt. luiiiino) V. a. 1. niA< 
 fen, ii-idiiirii. 2. mit S£n(Terfarbeti nialeii; 
 inumiiiirfu. 3. (ibiiialen. 
 
 liiiiiuer, liiii'nur. «. 1. b(r ITRattr, 
 3fid)iier. 2. ^er 'Hu^mnlcr, 0"i"n"''«r. 3. 
 bfr •JJprtriUmalcr. 
 
 Juiinuiiig*) liiu'niiig, *. 1. bii$ ^H' 
 leu luir *ii3iitTiTi.irb<n. 2. bie ^orrr.uiiiiilerei. 
 
 EfiiiiuRity f lliiio«'cii. «. bie r(t)lam> 
 miiif 35n'(t)iiffenl)fit . tai I'c^liiiimiige iUncii. 
 
 E<ilMUUK, ll'niiji, (I). liU. liniuo adj. 
 f(b\x\mnuc\. 
 
 IjilliPf limp, (anflrir. lenip-henlt) v.n. 
 liiiiffii, lol)Ui (Kl)en, humptlil; to- beliind. t 
 l)iiitenPreiii Ijiiifeu <». eiium ©(t)Iii([f 20. - 
 «. t'K\6 ^iinii>fii. To have a — in ooe't 
 wnikiiig. nil &(i)en i)inttn. 
 
 Ijiiiipv ci((il- linipio) adj. t tiintr, 
 
 fdUll, r(l)U'ilrf). ^ Waltoii. 
 
 Ijiiiipc^r, lini'pur. t. ber ^iiifeiibe. 
 
 ■iillipet, lim'pil, ((]r. Irpaa) «. [Kl)ll> 
 (fell i Ml- 9iiipiiiiii|"d)el, icIUrniurd)!'!, €>(t)u\- 
 fiiiumrtirl. [I)i(l, tint ('ajnffcr). 
 
 IjillipidT lini'pid. (int. linipidusj adj. 
 
 liiuipldiiesflf liiii'pidii***, (Liin- 
 piii'iiy. Limp ilude) «. bie £:iart}eit 
 itei iCaiitr*). 
 
 I<iiitpin8:ly» lim'plngle, ado. I)in> 
 feiit. .lilt eiiif liiljiiif SEene. 
 
 l<illlMyf lim'ie, (IV. llyuisi) adj. [9il>rbi 
 fliii.i irtiiund), birafnm. 
 
 liiiny, il'oie, adj. 1. tlebr\q, mit S3i>> 
 flfiiiim b<|lnd»cn. 2. f.ilfia; - soil, bcr Salt- 
 bBScii. 3. f(ilfiirti(j. 
 
 T.in, liii, (i$l. liana) •. a. * mii)itett, 
 oblv-.iT.ii, riil)«ii. 
 
 l<in, (ceir. W-) «• ber $iiit)(, bie Cnct^e. 
 
 Ijiliag-e, liii'iiije. f. Lineage. 
 
 liilimneiktf linamcm. dilt. linum) 
 «. 1. t t<u 3>iKr. 2. bie 2tJiefe, S5}iiiibt'iirtr. 
 
 liiiiclipiiit iiiidi'piu. (niiijelf. Iyni» 
 «. I. t'ie L'iiiife, bet Qlcfesiiaflet. 2. lOertr.] 
 bcr -15iiirf( (bfle iiiiiiiiuiite OJlieb bei ipirfiteiu. 
 
 liinct ure, liiigk'ttliui e. (L i n c t u •> 
 (l,u. liiigo) *. (»»ieb.) ber 2f(fraft. 
 
 liiltden, iin'deu, (Liud, Linden- 
 tree, Line, Line-tree) (niiacd". lind; 
 fd)iu. u. bnn. lind) «. bie Siiibe, ber £iii> 
 bfiibaiini. 
 
 ■jiiie^ line, liat. linea; fr. ligne; t)a». 
 line ; i)oll. lyn ; Seine) t. 1. bie Seine, ®d>iiiir, 
 bii6 tuiine Seil. 2. bie 2liiafl|"d)iiiir, ■iUUiid. 
 Uiue. 3. [-JKiir.] bie fieme, Sien. 4. [ffleom.) 
 bte Cinie. 5. bie Stiiie, ber ©irict). 6. bie 
 Cinie, (jerrtbe £inie. 7. bie Siitie (niif bem 
 (JJi'ilcftte, in bcr $aiib>. 8. ber G-ntmiirf, 
 9iiB ceine« ®ebiiube«). 9. ber Uiiirig. 10. 
 (iin ©djreibeu, t)rn(fen k.) bie Sinie, 3eile. 
 11. L'ipcef.J ber i&ex6. 12. (ber fleiiie ^rici) 
 
 LIN 
 
 bie 3eile, ba* Settelrfjen; pi. ber Srief, iai 
 
 <Sd)reif>en, bieSeil"'- 13. a) bie Cinie, 9{eil)e 
 
 (Solbiuen). b) [•5Riir.] bie Sinie. 14. [^e; 
 
 l1un(]«b.] bie Siiiie, 93err(t)iin)iint)$linie, SSer; 
 
 r(t)nnjiin(j. 15. [Qlilrou.J bie Sinie, 91eqim: 
 
 lorlmie. 16. bie £inie, i){i(t)t|d)nur. Shak. 
 
 17. ^ (bie 31u£bel)ninigi bie (^renje. 18. bie 
 
 Siiiie, @e|'(t)lc(^tftiiiie , Staiiiuitolge , ber 
 
 Stnmm. 19. bie Sinie ( 12(e Itieil eined 
 
 3i^U«). 20. a) bie <Bi-etl;Pbe, Slrr. b) (bie Se. 
 
 fd)rifci(|li>l()) - of busiuesi, of trade, ini 
 
 (»ei'd)iitt6f.id), gnrt), ber ffleit^nfrfijiueig. o 
 
 (ber -iije(\) bie 'Jlrt, SUJeife. - of conduct. 
 
 bie £erl)Altiin(]£iueire. 21. n it) Ht ^}ie^: 
 
 \'d)nut. U) bit Sel)re, ber Uiutrric^t. 22. 
 
 (^oc.ilb.) bie Cmie. 
 
 6. Tlie houses mutt all itand in a line. 
 
 Kvery new building uiukt be set in a 
 
 — with ottiers on the same street. 9. 
 
 Free as thy stroke , yet fauliless as 
 
 thy — . Pope. 
 
 17. Edea stretched her line 
 
 From Auran eastward to tlie royal 
 
 towers 
 
 Of great Seleucia. Miltos. 
 
 20. b> We speak of men in tlie sane 
 
 line of business. Washikotom. c) 
 
 Wliat general line of conduct ought 
 
 to be pursued? Wasiiijioton. 
 
 Line of a post, ber il>t)|1eiilaui, >l)$0|1en) 
 
 }Ufl. — of a railway, ber G'ireiibiit)ii}Uij. - 
 
 of kteam-puckets, bK .D(inipir(t)i(fi>il;rr<iiiiie. 
 
 — of telegraphs, bie Xelearii|>l)enliute. — of 
 
 lite, bie i'ebeiieiiiiie (in ber .>p>inb). -of 
 
 beauty, bie <&tt)i)nl;ei(tfliiiie. — of cireuin- 
 
 vallation, [ilKilit. ] Cie Uiniva(liiiig6Iiiiie. 
 
 Ascending, descending, direct — , bie <lll|: 
 
 lleiijeiibe, abjUifleiibe, (jrrobe iffleidjIetfetS!) 
 
 Siiiie. Direction--, [iDpogr.J bie >)?L>riii' 
 
 jetle. Wliite -, [ipppflr.J bie leere, lueipe 
 
 3eile. Cutting -, [iijyoflr] bie »Ubi"d)iiitro! 
 
 Itiiie. Right -, bie oerabe L'inii-. Horizontal 
 
 -, bie i^uriiuntailinie. Equinoctial -, bie 
 
 ''Xtittaa^liiiie; iRa(t)r{]iei(l)eiilinie. Meiidiun 
 
 -, bte OJieribinnlinie. Parallel -, bie ^iirnl: 
 
 lelliiiie. In all — of order, ^(les nod) ber 
 
 i£d)utir, ill vvrgerctricbeiier Drbnuuo.SHAk. 
 
 By -, liad) ber &d)lllir; to lay out by a — , 
 
 iibilecfen, iibrd)iuiren, rid}ten. To keep in 
 
 the -. &d)ritt l)iilten. 
 
 Ship of the line. [ ^ar. ] iai Siiiieii> 
 rd)lf. - of battle a breast , l'))iiir.j bie pi\: 
 TMtlt t5d;l>ld)[linie ; — of battle a head, 
 bie ©(t)lad)(Uiiie, ivubci im Savireii getciurt 
 luirb. Concluding -, eiiie iStricfleiier l)iii' 
 ten am i&ctfijfe. Deep sea--, bie groue 
 2uil)lieu. [Ceiii, JldcJ)^. Spewsea. 
 
 Ijtae« (gr. liuon; fr. Iin) 4. t t>cr 
 Li lie -seed, ber Sein, Sciiifame. 
 liiuej V. a. 1. (uon iinicii ob. augen, 
 ber L'liiujc iiacfe) a) befe^en, liberjicljeii nun 
 eineiii ©roffeK b) fuitfrii, filtteru, iiii^iiu; 
 tern, fliiefiittcrii (nut SCS.itte k.). o btlt-. 
 jjen, bcbtcfcn; befleiDcii unit ■OKiirmor zo. 
 d) ii'ittern, poiilern. Shah, e) [-)}Jiii.J auS> 
 tuiineii , <tiifbul;iieii , niifymuieni (eiiiru 
 ®d)ii(t)t). 2. i n) iVicfen, (liden (tiiir ©elbi. 
 b) bcfe^en (mil SolCnttn 10. c) becfeii, rii> 
 (lea. d; iliirfen. e 'eiiier <an(i)() SSi'Viitiib 
 leiilen. f) i'crret)en (nut). 3. id)ti?ern, enti 
 lueriVn. Shajv. 4. (bci i.l;icrcii; bclrflcu, be> 
 
 LIN 
 
 2. a) What if I do line one of their 
 
 hands? Shak. 
 
 e) Line and new repair your towns of 
 
 war 
 
 With men of courage. Shak. 
 
 d) Who lined iiiinself with courage. Shak. 
 
 A man well lined, ein i>eriiu><]eiiber, 
 iBDl)lbnbeiiber»)Jtann, (( ein'DJiann, ber Jsnijeu 
 t)at. Lined with shipping, mit kfedjiffeil 
 befe^t (D. tSerljafeii). 
 
 EiiuCSHg-ef lin'neaje, (ft. lignnge) «. 
 bie Sinie, bo6 &tiA)led)t, ber ©tntinii. 
 
 liinealf lin'neal, (lat. linealis) adj. 
 1. in Ob. aui Siiiieii beilel^enb; nnd) Sinien 
 abijemeiTen; in ber Sticfetuiiii eiiier Siiiie) £i< 
 nieii... 2. (of) in geraber Siiiie abiltiiumenb 
 (uon); bireft, genibe (>)iiid)toIge , Sinie). 3. 
 (to) in geraber Sinie ojrnviinbt (mit). D«x- 
 DBM. 4. aiigeiliimmt, ercrbt. 
 
 Lineal designs, Seid^niingen. — me«> 
 sure, bai Siingeiimog. — succession, bie 
 <)iad>fplge iu geciibcr Sinie, bivcfte Dia(fy$ 
 fulge. 
 
 liineality* linneallt*, t. bai Sein 
 in ber 6)eiliili eiiier Sinie. — Lineal. 
 nes«, J. bte 'iUbi'liimmuiui in gerober Sinie. 
 
 Etineally^ lluealle, adi;. Ill geniber 
 Stiiie. 
 
 liineainentt linneament. (fr. W. 
 v. tilt, liiieaaientuin) «. 1. bcr 3ug< Qit$ 
 rtd)t6iug. 2. ['JKiil., SBilbl).] pi. bit Siige, bit 
 liming. 3. 1 ber (lliiMfrer>) 3iig. Swipt. 
 
 liiat^art iin'niai, (Mt. linearis) adj. 
 
 1. mil Sinieii brjugiid), aui Siiiien bei^t'l;eub) 
 in geraber l'ini<, Siiiieu..., Smear... 2. 
 ["Sot.) liiiienicrniig. 
 
 Linear problem, [ ^]};att}. ] bie Silie>ir> 
 nufivibe, SiiiiengroOe. (i1ti(feelt. 
 
 ■jiueMte, lui'neate. adj. [Boi.J ge> 
 
 l^iiieutiuUf liiiea'siiuii, t. be> Sis 
 niciijiiii, Strict), f. Delinsation. 
 
 liiiieature) lln'neAtsiiiire, «. bet 
 (Mifid)!6jiig. 
 
 lilueily lin'nin, ((at. linum; m. llin; 
 ir. Iin; riify. len; «. 1. bie Scimvanb, but 
 Seiiien, Smuen. 2. bie SUai'd^c, biM Sein^eiig, 
 Seineiiieiig. 
 
 Fonsil linen, [ >17tinera(g. ] bcr @tei» 
 (l.id)*, 25erafla({)* , (Srbflndjd, SBergileiii, 0$ 
 SJergiDpUe, (Steiiit'liiie. 
 
 Linen-cloth, bie Seiiiivaiib. — -dra* 
 per, —-merchant, ber Seiiiiv>aiit()aiibler. 
 — drapsry, ber Seinii)anbl;aiioeI. --man, 
 ■'•= ber Seiiiiuanbljaubler. —-pincers, -. 
 tweezers, «. pi. bit Scimvaubmeberjan* 
 gen. --trade, brr Seiuiuaiibljanbel. — • 
 weaver, ber Seimveber. 
 
 Ijtuen, adj. 1. icinen. 2. ± ivei^ 
 laiiiingeii). Shak. [(;anCler. 
 
 Ijiueuer^ hn'mnur, «. bcr Scimvanb* 
 
 LiUg', ling. (I)ii(l. leng; ir. long) ». 1. 
 [ od)it}pi'l. j ber Seng, Sangfird), Siiiigliiifl, 
 
 2. ( idl. ^ii3.) [ 55i't. J bie >>eibe. 
 
 Ling- wort, [ ^ot. ] bie Sru|liviirjel, 
 Sutr>, (5-iujelii)uriel. 
 
 l^iu^f, eiue angcli*. G'nbuiig, ivic in 
 darling, firstling, bri(id)nei eilU'llSU' 
 ilaiib, euie (}igfni'ct)aft uiib in einigcn S23i)r< 
 tern cine iSerrieinrruiig, bai 0>">0i= '"f 
 Il)irre*, eiii ficintt il)irr. 
 
 Ijing-er, lin; gur, (V. angelf. leng) 
 v.n. I. ^aiibecn, ^ogaii (about, tuio, 2. \i<tf 
 
524 Fate. r?ir. faM. fat. Me. mit. Flnp. fin. >'6. luhve, n6r, sjot. 8ii. rl6r>(I. TAhe. tub. full. l7/in. THIs. 
 
 LIN 
 
 6efinnen, (inffc^en. 3. (aUont) {(inge ronrten, 
 ftnrreii (niif). 4. I I^iiflc meilen , vmueilen. 
 6. (after) frf)mn(l)tt'n , ilif) rehiirn (itnd)). 6. 
 fainie fcibeii, \ii) al'ioljn-ii (u. ^rnnfcii). | 
 
 Ijing°er, p. a. I. (on, out.i in Me Sniifle 
 jieljcn, uirj[>!ient, I'erdiiigcrn. Shak. 2. 
 (away) uend)m(icf)tcii (.tni Ceben). (6ercr. 
 
 Ijiiig"erer, ling'gurur, *. ber 3<iu« 
 
 Uillg'erillg', ling'gunng, adj. 1. 
 
 fid) in bic Siiiifie jiclienb, (aiigiuievig ; jlin^'^"'' i 
 f(S)leidjtnD ; langmm; nintt 2. (nnoiudlig. 
 
 Lingering poisons, (£d)teirf)(]ifte. 
 
 Ijing:eriii^, *. 1. bn6 <Sd)m([<i)ten. 
 i. bnS 3'Uibcrn , S&gerii. 3. bit 98erlnnge- 
 tuna- SSerjoni-Tiiiifl. 
 
 liin^ering-ly, ling'guringle, adv. 
 I. Iiinflfiim. 2. Irtiigiueilig. Hale. 
 
 Eiillg^et, Ung'get. (fr. languette) ». f 
 1. bnS 3i"inoItin. 2. (fr. linotte) bie ®rn6> 
 niutfe. 
 
 liing-et, (Lingot; fr. S33.) «. bie 
 ©tniiiie, 2.inrre, ber ©rub, S'lin ('?}?etn(I). 
 
 Iiiiig-1«, ling'gl, (fr. ligncul) *. [t 
 cb. Dertl.] ber 'll>frf)bra(;t (ber ©cfjiifler). 
 
 lAttgO, Iing'g'V (rat. Iingna)«. Me 
 ©pMite; tuM Qinvnlf<b. 
 
 liius°iiaciou»4 lingwA'ihux, (tat. 
 
 linguax) adj. gefdjlUfi^ifl, rebfelijj. — Lin. 
 guft'eiousness, Linguac'ity, «. bie 
 Qit\(fymM)ic\tcit. 
 
 liiagruAlIental « linggwaden'tal. 
 Ctnt. lingua II. dens) nrf/. [63mnitll.] niit 
 ber Btinge iitib bcii 3.if)iieii nu^gerproc^cn. 
 — «. ber 3""gf"J<i')i'''ii't- 
 
 Ijing-iial, ling'gwal, (fr. 2C.) adj. 
 [9tiiat.] Sungen... 
 
 Lingual nerves, - muscle, bie 3l"l» 
 flenneri'en, ber 3ii"geiiniu-fc'- 
 
 Ijing-iiist, liiig'gwist, t. ber Singuifl, 
 €prncf)gc(eljrte, ©procfifunbige. 
 
 liiilg-ulate, liiig'guiate, adj. [^ut.] 
 6niibfr»mig. 
 
 liilliinent, lin'nement, (fr. S3. 0. 
 («t.) *. [SOfeb. ] tae Ciiiimeiit, bie biinnc 
 6ii(be, bii5 ®trei(f)mittel. 
 
 liining-, lining. *. I. bai i^iitfer, bie 
 gi'irtcrung. 2. tie 2SerfIeibiing (ehni isjrn-- 
 btni). 3. [^Wiii.] bie 9lii«tomuing. 4. i ber 
 Sniinit (eiiieS i?offcr5 K.). Shak. (f. Line). 
 
 Lining of the bow, [<));nr.] bie Slnfer^ 
 fdjeiier. Side — , (S(f)ii()ni.] bie Cberiletii' 
 Bie. -of the halU, [li)pogr.] ba« Uiiterlcber. 
 
 Tilnk, lingk. (biitt. lenke) «. I. bad 
 
 ©fffiif , (i)rieb. ber 9?iiig (an Ketten). 2. cr= 
 
 •A6 0)eri'iifartigc«, eiii boppcit geltgteS imb 
 
 Bertn:iibeiie5 Sing, bie ©4niir. A - of 
 
 Bnusages. eiiic Sage uon bpppclteii 93rar. 
 
 wurtle'i. 3. bie Ketre. 4. ± a) ba« Saiib. b) 
 
 bie 3feihd. c) iai mieb. 5. [Cog.] baS ®licb. 
 
 6. bai ©rf)iagli)t^. 
 
 4. a) And love , the common link, the 
 
 new creation crowned. Drvdek. b) A 
 
 — of mai tyrs etc. [ fntpfe. 
 
 Link-buttons^' «. pi. bpppelte i^fmb. 
 
 liuuk, V. a. I perfetren, m\t einanber 
 cerbtitbcn. 2. f aj (to) pcrfertcn, Dcrbinbcu 
 (nut), b) fffffln (with, mit, biird)). 
 
 Linked in so near a bond. \o eng uers 
 fettet. To be linked in consanguinity, in 
 friendship, iiditf frciiiibc, bi'frcimbet (ein. 
 
 ILiiilc, V. n. (in) ucii>iitibeii fein. 
 
 Ijiiik, (gr. lyciinos; «. 1. bie $e(^> 
 
 LIP 
 
 farfcf. 2. ber Saiupciinig. [SJacfeftrnger. 
 
 Link-boy, —-man, ber Jilcfi'ljlUige, 
 
 liillk, (rd)L^tr.) to trip along. 
 
 JLillkK, (rcl)i)tt.)flat sandy ground 
 on the sea-shore. [cipice. 
 
 liilin, (idfott.) a waterfall, pre- 
 
 liillfiet; lin'nit, (fr. linot; aiigelf. 
 Iinetwege)«. [Ornitl).j Cer^aujliiig, giact)<s» 
 fillf 
 
 liiiisced, lin'seed, f. Lint seed. 
 
 liinsey-woolsey, Itn'se-wulse, 
 *. ber ()albiuo(leiie Qeug. — adj. 1. i)a\b 
 leiiien unb l;alb luotteu. 2. ± a) gemeiii, 
 eleiib, pcradjtlic^ , fdjlec^t. b) faubcnualfd). 
 
 liinstock) lin'stok, (Liut&tock 
 u. Lint u. stock) «. [ SUrtiH.J bie 3uiib» 
 riitfje, ber SuntenilDrf. 
 
 Eliot, lint, (angelf. linet; lat. linteum) 
 *. 1. ber Scin, glad)^. 2 bie3iipflemi»niib, 
 ba& Setinuanbfc^abfel, ^ftucffel, ©efdfel, bie 
 SBiefe (fur 'IBuiibcn). 
 
 liintseed, lin'seed, (r.ngeff. linsaed) 
 *. ber ficiiifname. [oil. bn6 Seiniil. 
 
 L intseed-cake, ber £cilltud)en. — - 
 
 I^intel, lin'tel, (fr. linteau) «. I. 
 [91r(t)it.j ber Sturj, X()ur:, genilerilurj. 2. 
 (fr. lentille) bie Sinfe, l". Lentil. 
 
 Eiion, li'uo, (fr. 323. o. gr. leon) «. 
 1. [31)0!.] ber 2bn>e, ^ berCeu. 2. [31|Tron.] 
 ber 2bme. 3. (J a) ein "iBJnuti nacf) ber 'JKobe, 
 ein ©tu^er tc. , ber luegcn irgenb einer &ii 
 genfrf)aft unter ben ubrigen ben erflen 5?ang 
 einniinmr, auSgfjeirt)iu't luirb, ber Siiwe. b) 
 ber grenibe. c) ber "Waliner. 
 
 S lie- lion, bie Guivinn. 
 
 To show the tombs and lions, (j^retrit 
 ben) bie TOerfwurbigfeiten einefi Dtti jeigen. 
 
 ProB. To patch a fox's tail to a lion's 
 skin, gii4)i unb 2bwe ju gfeic^jer 3eit fein. 
 
 Lion-leaf, [2501.] ber Ciiiueiifup. — - 
 like, luie ein %me. --mettled, ^ eincn 
 Soiuenmurlj l)abeii>. --sejant, [^erib.J 
 ein fitjeiiber £6i»e. -'s-den, bie Coiucn* 
 l)Df)Ie. -'»-foot, [SBot.] ber ©innu, ©innnu. 
 -'s-leaf, -'s-paw, [!8t)t.] bie l[!6ii)en> 
 tappe. -'s- mouth, [!8Dt.] ia6 Siiiuenniaiil. 
 -'s-tail, [33cr.] ber £6iuciifif)manj. — 's- 
 tooth, [iSot.] ber Cornell jal)n. 
 
 liioncel) li'unsel, (ft. llonceau) 
 «. ber jiiiige Sijiue. 
 
 IiiuiH*ss, li'unnls, «. bie Cominii.* 
 
 I^iUOizef li uniie, e. a. bie yjictt' 
 luurbigfeiten eiiie* Crt5 jeigen. 
 
 liip, lip, (nngelf. llppa, lippe; Ijofl. 
 lip; fd)!u. lapp) t. 1. bie Sippe, Sefje. 2. bie 
 Cippc, l!efje, ber Sfnnb (einei5 CingeC). 3. 
 [■ijot.] bie Cippe. 
 
 A great lip, bie SSiirfHippe. The nether 
 -, bie llnterlippe. To hang the - at .., 
 ba6 ^7inul ^(ingen '«(yen uber . . ., ein 
 fdjicfed yjiaul mnd)eil JU ... To make a -. 
 1. bai %aul jiel;en ober ■t)fliigen. 2. (at) 
 fdjinoden mit ... To depend upon the 
 lips of another, e& rtuf eineS 'Jlnbern G-nts 
 fdjeibung anfninnien laffen , fid) ^emanbi 
 llrtl)ei( unteriuerfen. 
 
 Lip-deep, his honor is —, feine (?^re 
 gel)t nid)t fiber feine Sippen fjinnus, er fiifjrt 
 bie (S'hre biog tm Wiinbe. --devotion, 
 bie Cippenanbactjt. --glue, ber 9Jfiinb< 
 leim. --good, niir in eireln 2a5orfen be< 
 illeljenb. --labor, bad eitle iljun, eitle 
 
 LIU 
 
 (^ye(<i)wat}. Lip salve, bie Cippenpotnnbc 
 — wisdom, bie Sippenmeieljett. Sidncy. 
 
 9.<i|>, V. a. fiiffen.^ Shak. 
 
 LiillUg-raill, lip'ograni. (I), gr. leipo 
 11. grainiiia; *. Das Sipograniiii (tine ©d)rit"t, 
 in n)eld)er ein cinjiger 55ud)|1abe gauj uers 
 nfieben i|l). — Lipo gram m a t' ic. ailj, 
 lipogratiiinatirc^. — Lipogram'matist, 
 a. CiT SipngranimatiiT:, ii3i;i1irtalnMii?aKiiibcr. 
 
 Tiipotkymous, llpnt/i'emus, a'/. 
 [■Web.] ol)iitiiad)tig. 
 
 IwiputltJ'lliy, lipof/j'cme. (gr. leipo- 
 thyiiiia) s. ['BJ<;b.l bie Ieid)te D!}iiniad)t, 
 ©d)ii'(id)e, (S-rrd)laffung ber SebciiSgeiiler. 
 
 liiypetl, lipt. adj. I. (ill 3iifaniinen» 
 fe^ungcn) lippig, Sippen (|rtbenb. 2. [5Jot.] 
 lippenfiirniig. 
 
 Great-lipped, grpgniaiifig. 
 
 liippitude, lip'peliule. (tat. lippi- 
 tudo) ». [Web.] bai Slugentriefen , ber 9lu< 
 genfliifj, bai 'Jriefniige. 
 
 liiq liability , likkwab'l'eti, 
 (Liq'uableness) *. bie ©d)nic(jbarfeit. 
 
 Iiiquable,lik'kwabl,«(<;.rd)meiibav. 
 
 lii«|liate, li'kwate, (lat. liquo) 
 V. n. + fc^tneljeii, jergefjen. 
 
 Iii(|uation 9 likwi'shdn, t. 1. 
 lai ©c^nieljen, bie ®d)nicljung. 2. bie 
 ©d)i)ieljbarfeit. Bacok. 
 
 liiquefaCtiOM, likkwefak'shun, 
 (Int. liquefaetio) «. 1. bc\6 ©ii)iiie(ien , bie 
 ©d)iiifljung. 2. bai ®erd)nir(jeiirein , bi« 
 (JliiiTigfeit- [fc^nielibar. 
 
 liiquefiablef Iik'kwefiabl, adj._ 
 
 Kiiquefier , Uk'kwefiiir . *. bui 
 ©d)tiu'ijinlttel, bai, \\ia& irgenb eiiie |larre 
 ©iibilaiij fd)nu'Ijt. 
 
 liiquefyj lik'kwefi, (fr. liquefier 
 l>. lor. liquefatio) p. a. fdjmeljeil. - V. H 
 fd)mi'ljeii, flui'ilg ii'erben. [Si-f)nie(ibarfeit. 
 
 liitiuesceucy, likwes'sense. «. bie 
 
 liiqiie-icent , likwes'slnt , (lat. 
 liquescena) adj. frt)llieljeilb, (llilTig. 
 
 liiqueur, Ickiire', (fr. '■iQ.) s. bai 
 gebraiiiite SJaffer, ^rai'tiuaffir, ber Ciciueur. 
 
 liiquid, iik'kwid, (I. liquidus) adj. 
 1. T fluiTig. 2. t a) [(Sramin.j ftiiiilg (Wit. 
 laut). b) fliegenb, fanft (Wclobie lo. 3. 
 [S>?ed)t!;ipr.] flar , iinbcilritten , eriuiefen, 
 jaljluiigdfartig, ligiiib (©d)ulb). 
 
 liiquid, *. I ber iliiiTige ^orper, bii 
 JJlilrfigfeit. 2. bie eriuiefene ©ct^ulb. i 
 [®niiiim.] ber fluifige !Sud)ilabe. 
 
 liiquidaiiiber « likkwldambur, 
 «. ber ©nuMrbaiini. 
 
 liiquidate , lik'kwedate, (fr. 11- 
 qnider; i>. a. 1. flar mad)en , in6 dieuit 
 bnngen. 2. a) liguibiren, berecftnen, aufS 
 Dber iira DJeine bringen (©d)ulben). b) ii« 
 quibiren , bered)neu unb bejnhleii cb. abtfjun 
 (©d)iilbeii). 3. jtiegenb , faiift niad()en (ei» 
 nen Ion). 
 
 1. Time only can I iquidate the mena- 
 ing of all parts of a compound system. 
 
 HAMfLTOK. 
 
 2. a)Thedoraesticdebt may be subdivided 
 into liquidated and b nli quidated. 
 
 Hamiltom. 
 
 liiqiiidation, likkw^da'shun, (fr. 
 
 525.) «. 1. ber 9{ed)iiiiiigdabrd)liiB- 2. b'.t ®e* 
 
 rid)tigunfl, 33erect)uuno« 2i.|mbirunfl, fiiquU 
 
 bntiun. 
 
File, far, fall, fat. Uli, met. Fine. fin. ^A. iii6ve, n6r, got. 6il, cl5o«l. Ti^be, tuh. ruil. lAin. Tllis. 525 
 
 Lia 
 
 liiqtiiilator, llk'kwedatur, «. iex 
 VbTtA)net, i)(i6, ivcii bt'ric^tiiiec, liciu>t>rc. 
 
 liiquidity, iekwi<l'e(e. (ft. liquidite) 
 t. 1. ^te gliliTiafeit. 2. tie 5einl)i!it , Dim: 
 iiiflfeit. (gli'iiTifltcit. 
 
 Ijiqitidness, lik.'kwidnea, <. tie 
 
 Ijiiiuur, lik'kur, (int. ^. ; aiin'tr. 
 loge) s. I. bit Jluiiligfeit, £»et puiTigt i(ori 
 per. 2. hai {jflTiiiiiue 2Baf[er, ivrrtfrivflder, 
 (larfe ®<traiif. 3. Dcr Saft, bie liiifnir, 
 Slujlbrimo, ti« »2lbfii6, MA Dtfpfr. Tiie 
 great -, 6.1« inilfl'.Uf ®L'ID Cer 'UMJDmiilfll 
 
 To be ia liquors, o ktcrunrtii , bo 
 foffeli iVin. 
 
 Iii<|Mf>r, V. H.-f I. btfeudjUn, n&\\cn. 
 2. *•. fil)mifrin , liiii'd^mieren. 
 
 Iji<|iiuric«*, r. Licorice. 
 
 ljiric<»ufit»cy V lirrekuufau'si, «. 
 6a« rBi\iiDlum(t)en. 
 
 ■jiripuop f lir'ripuup, (nttfr. liri 
 pioii; t. t CieStrriiiDiueiibiube, Jvappe tinr£ 
 (4)riiDiiirttn. 
 
 liiabon , I'l'bun, s. 1. [6)epgr.] 
 9ilMt>oit. i. a> eiiie jlrt 2U«tn von ba. i>) 
 tint Olrr Siicfer. 
 
 IjiHie, ill, <• [Qitoor.] Siat. 
 
 liisue, li'n, «. t t>ie ^H)\t. 
 
 Ijiitp, iNp. ((iiigrir. vliap, vllpt; rii(T. 
 lepeuu; t)vll. Ii»|>eii) v. n. I. ll^pelll. 2. 
 anflfuel;m , tUB iVrt^en , jnrflid)* 2i5i)rtt 
 fagrii. Siiak. — v. a. 1. It^pdii. 2. t uii> 
 podiliiiiri.j, uiiuoUfDiiimfn rtii*rrurfrn. 
 
 liispf 4. titi6 i'lfprlii, f iet l'i6prl. 
 
 liiNper^ lis'pur , «. btt i!i£pcltr, 
 fii^pir, l'i6pl<r. 
 
 KiittpiiiS^T lis'p!ng, adj. Ii6vt\nb. - 
 kouud, bet ^irpelton. — ado. L i k ' p i u g 1 y , 
 liiptUib. 
 
 liist, list, (an(](ir. list; idtiv. list; fr. 
 lisce> «. tie Diode , Cult, f'l* 2Jirjiid)niB. - 
 of subscribers, bit GiibjTriptioiieiiile. 
 
 liist, V. a. I. tii\i(t)Ttiut\\ , I'lutnigi'ii. 
 
 2. oinuerbtii ((SolDiUcio; to - cues «elt h 
 soldier, f(d> aiiiverbfii lo(|cii, Dieni^e iiel)> 
 men. - v. n. (al« ®olDac; Dieiieii; lie;; an- 
 tt>tr6fii Infyi'ii. 
 
 Liist, (fr. lisiere) 4. 1. tier Suiitii 
 9{niiD «\n Qtmai); bie ©nljUtirte, CiU *iiiii^ 
 brtiie, tie ©elbfiite, 'iliiiiDrute, tft «rt>r.r 
 (rtiii 4.ii(^e). 2. ter ©treifVn, *tritif iiiirt)'. 
 
 3. l'UTd)if.] tie lfei(1e. 4. ? tie Wrciije. 5 
 (fi. Iice> tie ed)r«iiift (nil iiouiprpia^cii), 
 t6m)er) ter finnipfpl.io. bit Srt)r.iiiffu. 
 
 To enter (lie lists ot. list, in tic 
 €(t)raMffn trcten, ten ivamptVl"«) tttrrtni. 
 
 Civil list, tie GioiUiile (eiiic« romlicih 
 tioiielUn JJunlen). 
 
 liiMtj V. a. I. mit Scbrnnfen unigetrn. 
 2. nut farbiQen iSnuniilrciicn tire^en. i. nut 
 ©eibetiten, ©rtl)!!^)!^! , iut^jlceifen I'tr 
 iiiti(f)eM (Il^ureii 2c.;. 
 
 liiat, (oiiflelf. lystnn; fd)iu. tysta; tmi. 
 lyster; r. n. 1. Il'lflen , 1'U|1 tfubtn. 2. t "• 
 imp. It lists him, e( (jclfijlet, luilet it;n. 
 (Let otiier men iliiiik of your deviren 
 etc.) as tliey list, mid) il}rem eigcnen 
 Slcvie. 11.1.1) iljrein ©urti'infen, ©efiillen. 
 
 IjiNt, *. tie ii)}i-iiiiiMt]i 211)1. 
 
 IjiMt, s. iOJi.-.r.J tir OiViiinnn nnf rinr 
 €,riit'. Tlir »lii|' lias a — to port. ti1» *5cljiff 
 ^if ri!if 'fcrtjMiii'ciif iiiirt) ■b>i(fl>prt. 
 
 l^lMt) tjUi'iininiriijjt-j. 0. Listen; v. a. 
 
 LIT 
 
 ^orc^en, laufcf^cn (cinetn Siete ic); ()oreii, 
 oernci;nieii. 
 
 liistel, lis-tsl, (fr. <S3.) «. [>}lr(t)it.j 
 tieiieiilc, Der:Kieineii, Unrerriiumcf. Li.it 3.^ 
 
 liisteil, lis'sii, diliijeli'. lystau, hly.staii; 
 V. M. I. l)ord>en, laufd^en (lo, aiip. 2. (»o. ■' 
 for) (intern &et)ot geteii, folgeii. 3. U (unto; 
 (yineni iui;oreu. 
 
 Ijititen, V. a. ijbttn, oerne(;iiien. 
 
 Ijisitener, lissnur, «. l. ter :^or> 
 ct>er, S2iiurd)er. 2. ter 3ii';orcr. 
 
 Proe. Listeners never hear Mrtll of 
 themselves, ter i^urctier ail ter 'iliiant l^ori 
 I'euie eitjene ^ci^iiiit. 
 
 liister, lis tur, «. ter (^iii|\t)reibcr, 
 Serioid^niBUiad^er. 
 
 Aiiatful, list'ful, adj. a II fni erf Ml in. 
 
 Ijistless, likt'Us, aitj. 1. i<errrP|Tt°u, 
 glcid^ijuliig , uniid)t|'am, uaanfiiKrrriun, iji-- 
 ttiiifeaii'6 (Siilji^rer lO. 2, jVrflioe, {.ul) um; 
 tefiiuinicrt (iiin;. 
 
 Itiatltsanly , llst'lssli , adv. vet 
 tron^iii, gii;u1)au"ia> uii>id)tr>im; furglutf. 
 
 Liist leSSUeSS) list lesues, 4. 1. tic 
 i5(ri>ri<iKiil)eii > llMiuifmerrrainfeit, &lu<S)- 
 giiltigfeu. 2. tic ourgloua(ei(. 
 
 Ijitf lit, t praet. v. light. - ». M. t 
 trctftn, |U<|}(n (tiuf), f. Light. 
 
 Liitnuyf lii'iani, i^t. Utaneia) «. 
 [yiturg i tie ^it>u>ei. l^eiiig. 
 
 Elite f lit, a(</. t f. Little. -4. em 
 
 Ijiter* lii'iir, (fr. litre; *. ifr. '}KtiMJ 
 ter, tiii iiiter. 
 
 ljiter»ly lli'terll, (fr. litie'ral u. hit. 
 literal adj. 1 Outl)|liiCll(t), ivi'CtUit) i2)cten> 
 iimg;. 2. ivocfUd), ivorttrru (UeOaieyuiigi. 
 3. iiu» 3)nd)r(doeii tci^tqeiit. 
 
 Literal nutation ol numbers, tie !Su(^. 
 jliibeiirecljnimfl. - fault, I ippogr.] ter 
 i)tiicf|VijUr. Iteiiinng. 
 
 Liiteral, «. f tie 6nd)|1iibitd)e 3i<: 
 
 IjiterHliSin, lit'terali^m, 4. bui, 
 iviis mil ttin 25ud)|1>ibeii uberi-iiiilmimt. 
 Milton. — Lit'eralist, «. (inner, tei' 
 iiiTj iiii ten :ijiirt)ilnben Ijiilt. 
 
 |jiter»lity, litieral eii, <. ter bu<i)- 
 rtiUi.tpe , )vui-tlikl;e SSeri'iaiit. 
 
 |jiter»lly) lit'ierale, adv. I. ivcrt' 
 lid) biuDiiiiviiO). 2. loprtlid). loorttreii. 
 
 liiterulliesa, licieralnes, 4. til£ 
 iijiitii.iui-, L.r itortlidje aSeriliuit. 
 
 fljiter^ry, liiierarc, U>1t. Iiterarins> 
 ailj. I. iKttrutiul) (iitr SiiticrtUur gcljoreiio, 
 I'oii ter iJJileijriainteit l)erfoinnieiit , tuu- 
 luitviinidjcii v£>il)ri|fen be|ler)enD;. 2. geiiijrf. 
 Literary history, tie Sitier>uiirge: 
 ld)id>te - man , ter t'ittcrtuor, Oeieijrte. 
 
 liiterate, literate, adj. geltljri. 
 
 ■.•iteruti, litiena il, d. m.) 4. pL 
 tie i!"ifer.\toriii, ®elel)riin. 
 
 LiiterMtur* litteiAiur, (lat. <ID.) <■ 
 
 ter ©rt)lll|lld)a. BuKKE. 
 
 LiiterMture, lllierrature, (1. liiera- 
 tura) 4. 1. tie ijittrriitur, OJelel;r|'iimfeit. 2. 
 tie Sifterntiir (emer Oiiitmn). 
 
 Ijitii, lii/i, (iingelf. 2D.) «. • bai ®liet. 
 
 Eiitiiniitltrux, lli/ianiyiraks, (gr. 
 liiiiok u. anthrax; «. ["iKmeralg.J tie £triii> 
 fi'Ult. 
 
 Ijitliarg-e, liiA'arJe, (fr. 333. p. gr. 
 lirliaigyroit I nmdf Liih'argy; «. tir 
 ®l>u(e, '^KigitUie. 
 
 LIT 
 
 Litharge of silver, of gold, tie Sil6er», 
 ®plDi]l,itte. 
 
 liithe, liTHe, (amjelf. lith, lithe; n. 
 Ilyih; orf/. ge|i1)nuiDjg, bitgriim , geienfig. 
 - V. a. ~ I. lintern, befiiiiftigcii. 2. Iji)rc<)cii. 
 3. [Derri.] iiiirijijren (mit -JWild) ic). 
 
 £<itlaeue88, f 
 
 liitiiuesii , iJTH'nl, , 5 '• *" ®" 
 fdjmeitigfcit, ®eieiifigfeit. 
 
 liitlier, liTH'iir, adj. <■ 1. bifginm, 
 gerct)mtitig. 2. uingeif. lythr) fdjledjr. oer* 
 Dfrben; oertroff'"". iriige. — nrfe Lith'er- 
 ly, ' tr.ige, idjinff. [iScrtroffenljeit. 
 
 liitlierueMs, llTHumes, «. f tie 
 
 liitliesuine , llTU-siim, adj. ge« 
 rc^nifiPig, biegfiim. 
 
 liitliia, lUhiL *. [Cl;em.]tii« Sithiti. 
 
 Liitltiate, tii/ieate, 1. [Q:i;em.] baS 
 bliireiiAeiiifiuire, ileiiigefiiiierte »Siil}. 
 
 liitlilc, lii/r!k, (u. gr. lithes) adj. 
 [Gljem.J -acid, tie SBlnrenileiufniire, Stein* 
 l>iiire> (Sirl)imn. 
 
 Ijitliiuin, lit/i'euoi, 4. [CFt^em.] bat 
 
 liitllotoibliMU, litAobibleon , (. 
 Lilhophyl. 
 
 liithocarp, lii/iokarp, (gr. lithos 
 u. karpna) 4. l-)Wineriilg.J tie (Steinfrutjt. 
 
 liithucolla, li./r6kolla, (gr. kolia 
 u. lithos) 4. ter Steinfitt. 
 
 Iiithodeudroii,l{i/iid«n'dron,(gv. 
 dendroii n. lithos; «. tie Jtomlle. 
 
 liitllO^euesy, lii/iojen'ncsi, igr. 
 lithos u. genesis; 4. tie t&teiiien(|let)una£4 
 fuiite, l?itl)ogriierie. 
 
 liithug-Iypliite, ihAogiifti*. (gr. 
 glypho u. lithos; 4. hJKliienilg.] tet !&ilt» 
 jlem. 
 
 Eiithog-rapiier, lli/iog'grafur, «. 
 
 ter i;irl)i\]riipl), tofeiMrd)iieiter, iSteintrucfe*. 
 
 liitliog-rapiiic , lii/iograftik , i 
 
 Ijitliujfrapltif;al,iii/i(>graf fekal,V 
 
 adj. li[t;ugritpl)ii'd). — adv. L i t h o g r a p h'i- 
 
 cally, litl)ograpl)ird). 
 
 liitlio^rapliy ) ih/iog'grale, (gr. 
 lithos u. grnpiio) 4. 1. tie iiiti;ogrApf)ie, 
 ;^tritird)iKitirriiii|l, ter >&teiiitni(f. 2. tic 
 -SteliU'efiDietbiiiiii. 
 
 liithulug^ic, lii/iolod'jik, (Litho« 
 log'ic.ih tiUj. jiir ^tciiiftinPc gel)Drig. 
 
 Ijithulug-ist, li.Aoi lojist, 4. ter 
 Steiiiftiiurr. 
 
 JLitiiuluf^y, lit/iol'loje, (gr. litho* 
 u. logos) *. I. tie iSteiiifuute. 2. [dljir.J 
 tie ■}l6i)aiiMiiii!i iibfr ^iJlinVnileme. Coxb. 
 
 liitlkUlliaucy V llt/i ouian.'*^, (gr 
 lithos 11. niaiiteia > 4. tie -5teiiiiv>«il)i|"iigerci 
 
 IjitllOlliarg°a, liihomai'ga, ( 
 
 IjitlkOIUarj^e ) ili/i omaije, ^ 
 lithos uilt hit. marga; *. I'JJfiiierillg.J tn# 
 ©teinntnrf, ter ©eeiiDaiim. 
 
 liitSiUUtriptic, lit/inntiip'iik, (v. 
 gr. tribo; adj. [Gljir.J jlem.uiflijient , |leiii» 
 bred)ent, )1eiiiiernialiiieiit. - «. tiif ©ceiiu 
 aiifloruiigSiuittel. 
 
 Ijitltuntriptor y I'lyromriptur, 
 (Li t h ' o triior) 4. ter eteiiiuri'd)er, ©teiiit 
 jerm.ilnier (eiii djiriirg. liiiiTfjciig). 
 
 Ijitltoiitripty,lii/i niiii;pic.(Lith'o. 
 trity) 4. tie ©iriitieriniiliuiiiig , ^iihu« 
 triiie. 
 
 Ijitli4»plka.74»us, lii/ini'fagus, (gr. 
 phajjo u. liiuos) aUi- |U°ill|'i:ir|irilD. 
 
 (gr. 
 
526 Fate. far. fUlI. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. TV6. niovfi. nh. 2;6t. bW, cMd Tiihe. tuh. fi'ill. ihln. TFTIs. 
 
 LIT 
 
 liitliopliosplior, Iit/i'ofnsfur.(nr. 
 phoRphoros) J. [ ■OJiinernlg.] &cr 'iplni^pluir! 
 prill. — Litliopliosplior'ic. rnij. jiiill 
 
 IjitllOphyl, Iit/i'ofil. ({jr. phyllon) 
 «. [9i>mirg.] eiii ©teiii nlit931l^tffrllb^r•^rfcn. 
 
 liitlkopliyte, lhh'6t\t, ((jr. phyion 
 It. litlios) s. bie (Steinpfliinje. — Litho- 
 phyt'ic. adi. ju (StcinpfTnnjen <ief)or:(i. — 
 Lith'ophytoHs, adj. ju ©tcinpflniiien 
 fleh&rig o6er bnrfluS btfitijewb. 
 
 liitllOtOine, ift/i'otonii;, (gr. litbos 
 u. temno) *. (Jintiirg.] 6cr 2it()otptn (®tcin, 
 ber ivie ciit fiiiiiHid) gcfdjiiitteiier niisfifljt). 
 ^Lithotom'ic, adj. [(Sl^ir.J JUtll ©tcin = 
 (dfixitte (lel)ijrtg. 
 
 liitliotomist, lit/iot'tomist. «. ber 
 ®teinfrf)iiei&i'r (SBiinbnrjt). 
 
 liitlioioiny, lit/iot't6m4, «. [&t)ir.] 
 ber ©tFtnrd)nift. 
 
 IjitllOXyle, lilAok's'l, (gr. lithos 
 u. xylon) «. [^Wintrnli].] ber ^iiliilein. 
 
 Iiitliiia,iiia, lit/iuan^a, 4. ((^kogr.] 
 gitljillien. — Lithua'nian, adj. litljnilifd), 
 t. ber Sitl)niier. 
 
 Ijitliy, liTH'e, oIaTH'c,arf;. bieflfnm. 
 
 liitig'Aiit, tit'tegaiit, adj. ftrciteuO, 
 |WD|fiTirenf. - »• ber ftreircnbe i()eif. 
 
 liitig-ate, Ht'tegite, (Int. litigo) 
 «. a. uor (5jfrid)t uerfcd)ten, beflrcireii. 
 
 liitig-ate^ v. n. projeftlren , elnen 
 iprojfg fiilii'en. 
 
 liitiffSktion f ihtigk'thun, «. bai 
 ^rojeiTiren, ber1)3rt>jc6, 3{ed)t«|lrcit, ^t<t)tS< 
 ^^n^et. 
 
 Eiitig-iOIlS, letid'jus, (L litigiosus) 
 adj. 1. proiegriidjtig, flrcitriirfjtio. 2 flreittg 
 C9?e(f)t K.) ; - concerns, Streifmc^cn. — 
 adv. Litig'iously. fireit|Tld)ri(i. 
 
 iJiti^'ioiiSiieSiSf Ictid'juKues, «. 
 bif ^n>ieBUirt)r. 
 
 IjitispendeilCe, llttlspln 'dense. 
 (». I. lis 11. peiiHeo) s. tit roller, ^Jlnljnngii): 
 feit bii^ @c()ii'c('fn eiiieS ^projffTc^. 
 
 MiiflllllS, lit'nius, (Lac'miis) t. 
 b<iS SiirfimU. 
 
 liitorn , lit'oiii, «. [Drnitf).] bie 
 5H5ad)l)oieerbnifTei , ber ^trnmiuctfuonfl, 
 jgtenier. (tie SSfrfleineriinfl. 
 
 liitote, Iii'ote, rfr. S33.) «• [9fl)et.] 
 
 I^itten, lit'tn. (niuiclf. lictuni *• t - 
 cb. cliurcli--, ber (5)of rei'ncf er , ^lr(f)l)in'. 
 
 liitter, lii'tur, (fr. litiere) *. 1. bie 
 ©liiifte. 2. bie ©trcii (jum Snger fi'ir bnf 
 SBief)). 3. ©tiirfe '•JJapier 2c. , bie niif bciu 
 t&oitn :c. (jcriimiicnen. 4. bie llnorbniiiifl. 
 5. bte ©triif)iiintte, ©trchberfe. 6. dH. lider) 
 
 a) bie53riit, 'lrncf)t, ber^iirf, ©n^ (lljierc). 
 
 b) (i4ifberoiibcrc) bie 'Jmcfct JJcrfel. 
 
 To make a litter, SKles iiiiter etnanber 
 werfen. 
 
 Iwiifer, v. a. i. (Siingc) werfen (f i>. 
 Wcnfiten). 2. oiiit ^npifrifiicfen 2c.) be: 
 flrciieti; in lliiprbmiitg bringen. 3. flreiieti 
 (cinen ©rnfl); pine ©treii mncften (beiii 
 aSief)). 4. niit ©rro^ bclegen, bebrrfcn. 
 
 liitter , V. n. niit ciner ©treii i>er< 
 fefjen luerben. [SCcbgefletf (ber 2Bfbcr). 
 
 l<itt«rin|s;-)«, lltturingi, «. pi. bn* 
 
 fjittle, lit'tl, (angeir. lylcl. lytle; 
 (|Pt^. leitil; \(t)n. lilen; l)pfl. luttcl; irijorr. 
 lite, lyte, adv. lyt) compar. less, Usser j 
 
 LIV 
 
 xuperl. least, nrf/. l.T ffein ($nii«,JKinb ic.). 
 2. ficiii, fiirj (3eit, ©rf)lnf:c. ). 3. ficin, 
 lucnig (in 5liifeljuiig ber Qunntitat, beS SBe^ 
 trngS). 4. gcring, iiiibebeuteiib. 5. ± fteiii 
 (belli 9liire(jeii iiiid)). 
 
 A little one. eiJi jtleiiief, ein Kiiib. For 
 so — a matter, fiir |"D eine itieiiiigfeit, luegcii 
 einer fPldjcii i?(einigfeit. With a - atien- 
 tion, niit eiiiiger •ilufiiierfrninfeit. By - and 
 -, nnrf) iinb iiad>, (idtnaf^lig. — of stature, 
 flein I'on ©eflnlt. You - monkey , ([ bii 
 'ilffenge(tc^t(J)eii ! 
 
 liittle, «. I. llOenig (eine ((eine 
 Qunnritat). 2. ein Heiner 9{aum. 3. (etiun^ 
 2Denige6, GJeringeS, llnbebeutenbefi) SBcnig. 
 4. (nid)t Did) 925enig. 
 
 2. Much was in little writ. Dryden. 
 
 3. I view with anger and disdain. 
 
 How little gives thee joy and pain. 
 Prior. 
 
 4. These they are fitted for, and little 
 
 else. Chevhe. 
 
 Never so little, ai\d) noct) fo SBenig. 
 
 (Picture) in -, * in ?Oiinintiir, im ^leineii. 
 
 Shak. 
 Prov. Many a little makes a mickle, 
 fleint Sndie nint^cn groge gliiffe. 
 
 liittle^ adv. ivenig. A — sour, ein 
 luenig Pber ttmni fauer. 
 
 litttleuess, lit'tlnes, t. 1. T bie 
 fileiiiljeit. 2. i a) bie TOittelningigfeit, (5)e; 
 riiigriigigfeit, ber TOnngcI nn (Drbge. b; bie 
 Oiiebrigfeit, ber TOnngel nn XCritbe. c) bie 
 ^Hjenigfeir, Dikitigfeit. 
 2. a ) L i 1 1 1 e n e s s of conception, b) Con- 
 templations on the majesty of God 
 displayed in his works, may awaken in 
 us a sense of our own littleness. 
 Webster. 
 liiitlest, 'f tuperl. v. little. Shak. 
 liittoral, lii'tOTul, (Int. littoralis) 
 adj. t juni lifer gcl;5rig, nm lifer liegenb, 
 lifer . . . [Siriiit, 5?ird)pf6ftnb. 
 
 liitnite, litsh'uit, *. [>)iiinirg.] ber 
 liitlir^icnl 9 littur'jekal , (Li- 
 tur'gic) adj. litiirgifd). 
 
 L<itur^y, lifiuge. (gr. leiturgia) *. 
 bie Citiirgie, itirdjenprbiiiiiig, ^ird)enuor< 
 fd)vifr. — Llt'urgist, t. ber Citurgiil. 
 
 liivCf liv, (aiigclf- liban, leofan. 
 
 lifiaii; gpti). liban; \d)w. lefwa; bnn. lever, 
 
 1)0(1. lieven; lebeii) v. n. 1. § lebeii. 2. 
 
 icbeii. fid) (iiifl}nlteii, luul^iieu. 3. leben (SebeiiS! 
 
 froff in (i^ t)(\t>tn, v. Iljieren n. ^^f^l^nJell). 
 
 4. lebeii (bii6 Seben cbcr bie 3eit nut eine 
 
 befonbcre ^eife jiibriiigen , niit 9Ciicffid)t 
 
 niif (?)cii'ol)iil;eiren ober ©rnnb). 5. (ciiip()n> 
 
 tifd)) lebeii (bn^ Seben grnirgcn , gliirflid) 
 
 feiii). 6. leben , fid) nnl;reii (on, upon .., 
 
 von). 7. (nii5foinnifn> leben (on, by, pon). 
 
 8. i a) leben (bniicrn, nid)r untergetjeti). b) 
 
 nii^Ijalten; to -at sea, bie ©ee Ijnireii (u. 
 
 ©d)iifen). c) leben, fid) erhnircn. d) to - 
 
 long upon the mind, nuf bn^ ®enifitt) eincu 
 
 bleibeiibeii ©iiibrucf ninrfjen. e) leben (luie 
 
 lebeiib erfcfeeinen, ntl)iiieii). 9. || leben. 
 
 2. Where do you live? 1 live in Paris, 
 
 in London. 3. This tree will not — . 
 
 unless watered ; it will not live 
 
 through the winter. Webster. 4. In 
 
 what manner does your son live? 
 
 V/ebster. 
 
 LIV 
 
 5. What greater curse coold envions for- 
 
 tune give. 
 Than just to die, when 1 began to 
 live? Drydew. 
 
 6. Some kinds of fish lire on others. 
 
 7. Many of the clergy are obliged to - 
 on small salaries. All men in he.ilih 
 may live by industry with economy, 
 yet some men live by robbery. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 8. a) Men's evil manners live in brass; 
 
 their virtues 
 
 We write in water. Shak. 
 
 b) It must be a good ship tliat lives at 
 
 sea in a hurricane. Webster, e) And 
 
 all the writer li v es in every line. Pope. 
 
 To live by one's self, niif feine cigent 
 {?nii(l leben. To - to see , erieben. To - 
 in solitude, ein cinfnnieS 2ebeii fi'iljreii. She 
 will - to repent it, fie luirb 3eit f)nben , e* 
 }U bereiten, fie roirb ei nnd) bereiien fiMiiien. 
 To — in common, nu* eiiiein 23eiitrl (rljrcn. 
 To - togetlier, jnfamtnen leben ; mit eiiinn« 
 bernnSfiMiitnen. To- i' the sun, ini ©djiueigt 
 be5 3liigefid)rdg fein Srcb oerbieiien. 
 
 To live by.., 1. (eben (bnri^, uon). 2. 
 luoljnen (bei). 
 
 To live down, feben u. bejrotngcn, le« 
 ben bid jiir 58ejn>ingiing ... Burke. 
 
 To lire in; he lives not in them, fein 
 2InfeI)en l)angt nid)t bnnon nb. 
 
 To live out. iiberlcben. 
 
 To live up to ..., (einer iBorfttirift jt.) 
 gemnj leben, nnd)teben. 
 
 To 1 i V e w i t h.., 1. umgel}en, leben niit.., 
 leben, lupljnen bei... 2. leben mit..., bei* 
 iui>l}nen (einem Jmnenjimmer). Shak. 
 
 liive, V. a. 1. To - a life of ease, 
 geniridjiid) leben ; to - a country-life, nnf 
 bem Snnbe leben. 2. na(f)kben, geinng leben, 
 nnd)foninien (einer SBorfdjrift ic). 
 2. It is not enough to say prayers, un- 
 less they live them too. Parker. 
 
 liive, live, adj. I. f lebenbig. 2. t a) 
 lebenbig. b) gliiljenb (^ol)le). c) Icbl^nft 
 (garbe). 
 
 Lire hair, eigene i^nnre. [gen) lebenb. 
 
 liived. livd. adj. (in Snrnninieiife^mu 
 
 liive-ever, liv-evur.^*. [iBot.] ia^ 
 
 liive-loiig-, liv'-long,^ Sicfblntt. 
 
 Ijivele.s."*, live'l«s. adj. t lebieS. 
 
 Ijivelili(>0<i, live'leliiid , (nngelf. 
 lif-lade) *. 1. bn* >2liiSfoniiiieii , ber lliuer» 
 l)nlt. 2. (niid) Livelyhead) bie lebeiiDige 
 g-nrbe, iai Sebeii, bie Sebensfnrbe. Shak. 
 
 To seek a livelihood, feinen lliiccr> 
 halt md)fn. [1. flnrf (Ijeftig). 
 
 liivelily^ liveiele, adv. 1. lebljiift. 
 
 Ijiveliliess, livelines, t. 1. bit 
 Sebimffigfeit (ber 3tigenb jo. 2. ini Cebeu 
 (in ©eninlben). 3. tia& g-euer (eineS gei|ligen 
 ©crrniifd). lterl)nlt. 
 
 l.iiveIode, live'lode, «. * ber lliu 
 
 Iiivel<iiiS'j liv'long, adj. I. laiig; 
 the - day. ten lieben iniigen lag. Swift. 
 2. t bniierljnft , (niige bnuernb. Miltow. 3. 
 «. CSot.] bai Dirfblntt. 
 
 Ijively* live'le, adj. 1. 5 lebfjnft. 2, 
 lebl)nft , muiiter. 3. l lebljnft ( 25efd)rei. 
 bung 20. 4. lfibl)nft (nuffallenb nl^nlid)), 
 nuffndenb <9Jfl)nlid)fcit). 6. iiavt (©Inube, 
 ipoffnting ic). 
 
FAlP. f'ir. fall. faL M^. met. Fine. fm. N6. mSve, n6r, gSr. 6?I. cldiid. Ti\be, tub, full. lAin. THis. 527 
 
 LIV 
 
 liively, »dp I. + utf)aft; Hart. 2. t 
 Itbljtiit, treffeiiD vt'ercf)reiben k.). Drvdes. 
 
 Eiiver^ liVvur. *. ttv iebtufe; (oft 
 in SBcrbillBiiiin iliit ndj. J. 95. ) A chriKtiau 
 -, giticr, 6er ein <t)riilu(t)t6 2tben iiiljrt; a 
 looKe -, Oilier, ber ein IicBerlid)e6, lorfcrc^ 
 ficbfn fi'iljrt; the longest-, ber lleberlebcn: 
 be; « good -, I. ein tngenB^nfter 'TCeind). 
 t. ein i'erni&<ienBer, njp^ll)abenber OKiinn; 
 > high -, ©iiier, ber (loit lebt; a bad -, 
 fin Imlerljflfter «lKenf((). 
 
 liiver, (nnoeir. lifer, lifre; ^oQ. lee- 
 Ter; bnil. lever; |"d)iu. lef»er ; ruff. liber) 
 «. I. [Qlncit.] bie Seber. 2. bie Scbcr nl« 
 Qitf unb Orfliin ber Siebe. Shak. 
 
 Liver •color, a) «. bie Seberfarbe. b) 
 mdj. — II. --colored, leberfarbig , lebrr: 
 brnun. — eater, ber Ceberefjer. --grown, 
 eine gro^e Ceber Ijiibenb. --pyrite*. [OJii: 
 ntralg.] ber Ccberfic*. — -itone, I OJiiiie! 
 rnlo-l ber Seberilein. — wort, [SSot.j bud 
 £<ber<, (^rbleberfrniit. 
 
 liivered, livvurd, adj. tine 9ebec 
 jjrtbeiib; whi(e--, feige, niebrig. [luurrt. 
 
 Ijlvering'f liVviinng. «. bie lli'ter> 
 
 Eiiveryf iSvvuri, (norm. 'SH. v. ir. 
 Ilvrer) «. 1. ai [3<e(t)tcfp».] - Ob. - of «ei- 
 •in. bie Ueberlifferung, llrbergnbe i>cn Ctin« 
 fcereien (i>pn €eiten bed I'el^n^errn nn itw 
 befljnlb niid)Mi(t)enben Qtbtn). b) bod t'etjen. 
 QUt. Shar. 2. bie ©efreiuug w» ber S5i'r< 
 mnnbicbiiit. 3. ber 2i3rit (23efeljO, woPiirrf) 
 uirtn in »cfitj gefent luirb. 4. bie 2ii<ree, 
 Dienrtfleibimg, 'iJebientenfleibuna, Iiiener. 
 rrndjt. 5. [riMn. ftul). £ird)e) Pie Dienilfleis 
 bung, lrart)t (ber a3ci(l)ti<iiter ic.;. 6. i u. ? 
 tie 5nrbe, Ir.idjr, Cioree. 7. bie Unierl)al! 
 tung, aSermierljiing (u. 'JJferben) unt fflilb. 
 8. pt. bie (a>iil)lifll)iflen) 3uiift« (in £t>nboii). 
 
 To receive livery, I'lberneijmen, in i^e> 
 fl$ neljmen. To keep lior»e« at -, «)Kiet()! 
 pferbe l)(ilten, <pferbe uni einen geiOiiTcn $rei6 
 in gutter (jnlteii. 
 
 Livery-hor»e, tai TOietf)pferb, in 
 {Jntter geljnltene ^ferb. --lace, tie 
 tSrtiiDtreffe. --man, I. ber Sii'reebebientj. 
 2. (SiMibpnJ brr SBurger ni einer 3ii"ft- 
 S. eine >Mrt SKingelrnupe. --» table, ber 
 gj?ietl)i1nfl. 
 
 Eiivery, v. a. I. in 9u<ree, Siener> 
 trn(1)t ririben. 2. i (in) ffeiben, einfleiben (in). 
 
 hilwin, l{vz, *. pi. u. Life. 
 
 Eiivestuokf live'ttok, «. [2anbt 
 itirtlj|(f).l ^ferbe, JBief) unb fleinere ^au6> 
 tl)iere; in iWorbnntrrlfo beiVnoer* Ibiere, tie 
 lebenbig nuf frcnibe ^nrfte gebra(i)t iverben 
 fjnnen. 
 
 lilvid, livid, (tat. Ilvidui) adj. bltit 
 farbig, fdjivar^blnu, rc^ivar^gelb , braun unb 
 binn. 
 
 lilvidity, lev'd'^ti, )«. bie !8(et> 
 
 EiividiieRS, liv'v'dnl*,) fnrbe, 
 fctliunrjnflbe JJiirbe. 
 
 liiving^) iiv'ving, adj. I. (ebetib, Its 
 frenbig. 2. i a) lebenbig (Qnefle lo. b) le< 
 tenbig «?5lnnbe to. c) Icbentig, ^dl (Ing). 
 i) flifiljenb (fiohlen). e) frifd) (Qirim ic). 
 f) ipretjjent) , bentlid). Shak. - deaili. ber 
 Icb beim £eben. Shak. - #. The-, tie 2e» 
 kenbigeii. 
 
 Itivinff^ I. 1. ber (Cebrndo llntcrf)ii(t. 
 J. bie '>J)ii\jii.1)feit ju leben, iai I'eben. 3. 
 
 L0.\ 
 
 bie ^abe , bo« @igenff|um , S5ertnBgen. 4. 
 Die ^farrilede, ^mrre, ^^Jfrimbe- 
 
 2. Tliere is no living wiihont trusting 
 •ome body or other in some cusrs. 
 
 L'EsTKAHGE. 
 
 To get , to make a living by . . . , f(d) 
 ernat)ren mit ... To Kpiu etc. tor a -, \{6) 
 uiit iSpinnen :c ernaljren. Tliere i* no — 
 with — iniin fiinn ni(t)c mit ... leben. 
 
 liiviug^ly, llv'vingie, adv. bet (&i: 
 wtii <!cUjriten. 
 
 liivunin, levonea. i. [(^regrj Sief> 
 (one. Livo'nian, adj. lieflauCirct). - *■ 
 ber Siefltinbrr. Livouica terra, [-OJ^iiie: 
 nilg.l Iieiliinbird)e, i<X)U\\.\&ie Qxbt. 
 
 liivre, li viir, (fr. 2i3.) «• Lolte {tawi. 
 'JJiuiijej Cer £ii>re (je^t jJriinO. 
 
 liivy, liv've, «. 1. Siuiud. 2. (fur Oli- 
 via^ Clii'iit. 
 
 liixivial, Itkwv'^al, ) (Int. lixi- 
 
 liixiviOUS, likkiv'ius.^vius) adj 1. 
 [Gl^eiii.] ou^gelaugc; (niigennrtig, loii<ji(t)t, 
 l<iiigcnt)aft , alfalimftt;. 2. Inugenfiirbig. 
 
 Li xi vial salt*, feuetbeflmibi^c £au0en> 
 f<»Ije. 
 
 E.ixivia<e, llks'v'iite, )a<^. San> 
 
 liixivintcd, likkiVeAtld.^ gen... 
 — salts, i^ougenfalie; nudgclongt. 
 
 JLixiviate, (u. lat. lixivium) v. a. 
 [Sl^cin.J tui^Mugen. 
 
 JLixiviatioU) lik*!vji'ahua , s. 
 [(Eijiin.j Me >Uuf loiigung. 
 
 Ijixiviuin, llksivium, (tat. SD.) «. 
 (dljeni.] fie iiaiige. 
 
 Ijizurd, lix'xard, {h\). latsekat; fr. 
 le'zard; lAt. laccrtus) *. [SbOl.J bie (f-iDett^fe. 
 
 Lizard- fish, bee &ibe(t)dff fit; ; face- 
 tan —, ber iDiifierniDfd). Lesser — -flow- 
 er, [95ot. J tai iliiifenbe Itnnbeiifraiit. — - 
 stone, ber (Jibeiljfenilein. —-tail (Lizar'- 
 ditali, [i»ot.] t>er &i6e(<>fenf(l)iunnj. 
 
 liizary, iu'zarre, (fc lizari) «. ber 
 Icuniitifd)e ilrnpp. [\)a\ \<i)a\\\ 
 
 liO, 1<'>, (nngerf. la) inter}. fiel)e! fet)t 
 
 IjO»c1i, luish.yd'r. loche) t. [Ott^'l)] 
 
 Ei<»clie, 5 ^'' @(()nierle, @(ein> 
 
 grnnDfl. 
 
 Ijoad, l&de, (angeff. hlad. lade) «. 1. 
 bie Srtbnng, SJiirbe, CaiT (bii ®d)iffen load- 
 ing, lading). 2. (bei frud^ttragrnben $au> 
 men) bie ^a\t. 3. t a) tie Sn|l, 23iir6e (ber 
 ©lugen, Sdjnlb zo (on, fur), b) f(l)mere, 
 l)rftige (BtreKtje. Miltoh. g) (fi> piel man 
 efjen, trinfen, ertragen funn) bie Cabuiig. 
 
 Load on the spirits, t)ie 9iiebergi'fd)Io: 
 genbeit. - in return, t ISecljaubclJ bie 
 Sincflnbung. | 
 
 liWnd, praet. u. pp- loaded, <= lo.-iden, 
 V. a. I. Inbcn , belabeii (SLCngen 20. 2. ia-. 
 ben (em IJeiicriieiueljr). 3. (with) riberln&en 
 (mit), fulleii (Milt). 4. t (with) uberlrtten, 
 uberliiiufen (init). 5. nm ®nff mit 25li'i iiin5> 
 gie^en (^eitfrt)en ic). 6. [ii)pi'flr.] befrfjioe: 
 ren (bns ?|5apicr.. 7. (©eiDenf. ] mit ten 
 uotljigen ©piileii perfeljeii (©cibeiimuljien). 
 
 3. To load the slomacli with meat. 4. 
 To — the memory; to — 04ie with ho-' 
 nors, with reproaches. Webster. 
 
 A vow loadcn witli death, ein tob^' 
 f(())i'niigcrc5 (55i'Ii"ibbe. A vessel loading,' 
 ein 111 tabling liegenbcd 2d)ijf. To be load-l 
 ing tor .... in Sdbung lirgtn, IiiDen nod). .• 
 
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 Loading for..., in Cnbung nadi)..., nuf... 
 
 lioad, #. 1. [•D)?in.] a) tie '2lber, bet 
 C5)nng. b) neiin <D?ulben (dishes) (tci. 2. 
 ber 91bjBfl*grnben. 
 
 Load-manage. 1. * bie fiotfjfenfund. 
 2. ' bie Si^ifffiifjrt.^fnnbe. -'s-man, «■ ttt 
 2otl)fe. --star, lodestar, f ber 3?orb< 
 jlern, £eit|lcrii. Shak. --stone, (u. lead 
 n. stone), lodestone, ber $i>It1ein , 
 ^ngiiet; caped — . ter beivnffnete ■ijiolflein. 
 
 lioader, lodeur, «. ber aiuflaber. 
 
 — of a ship, Ber £(t)ijfijliiber. 
 liOadiiig', lodeing. «. 1. bie Siibung, 
 
 Sail; irgeiiD G-tiuad, tai einen il)cil tinef 
 Siibung nudmaitjt. 2. bie SSerJnbung, bet 
 aiuflaberloljn. Ifrndjrct, unbelaben. 
 
 Without loading, Pijne Cabuiig, nnbe« 
 
 liOar, lofe, (angelf. hlaf. laf; goti). 
 Iilaibs; poln. chlieb; ril(7. chlib, clileb; 
 fruat. hlib; bijl^m. chleb; finn. leipa, lew 
 pam; (appl. laibe; Saib) pi. loaves, <. I. 
 ber Ceib, Caib (^ri?b). 2. bad aSrob, be« 
 Sf\H (Surfer). 3. i"ibcrf)iiiipt eine tirfc >TOajye. 
 
 To be in a bad loaf. J) libel barnn feiu. 
 
 Loaf-sugar, ber ipiitjiicfer. 
 
 Ii<»arer, l^fur, (p. tanfen) «. o bir 
 Sanbilreid)er, laugenirtjtd. 
 
 liOain, l&nie, (angelf. lam; \)\>{i. lecm; 
 (at; liinus; fct)iv. lini; \)an. lini, liini) $. bet 
 Sefjm. [|1reid)en, ubcrfd)mieren. 
 
 lioam, e. a. Iel;men, mit £el)in \)ttt 
 
 liuainy, l6'm6, adj. \. axu Scl)tn 
 6ei1el)enb, lel}niig; let;mid)t. 2. gelel)mt. 
 
 IjOailj lone, (angelf. laen, iilaen ; fc^n). 
 Iln; ban. laan; hofl. leen; 2ei}en) 1. I. Mi 
 Ceitjen, bie I)or(cif)niig. 2. Bad (^rborgte, 
 Darle^n, bie ucriiiielid>e (Oeibo 9ln(eif)e, 
 bad ^niefjn. 3. bad (nnper}iiid(i(^e) Dar!el)n, 
 $inlel;n (befleljenb in ^ud)erii, 95ri>b :e.). 
 
 To put out to loan, audieif^cn, vcrlei« 
 ^en, bar(eif)cn. A — of credit, tie (Sriaub* 
 ni^, O^x^inbd ^rebit beuiiijen ^u biirfen. 
 
 — of money, tie 0)L'ltiiiiIeiI)e. 
 
 liOaU) (angelf. laenan) 17. a. (befon* 
 berd in ^^orbain. gebraut^l.) leiljen, kljiien. 
 
 To loan on interest, auf Siufeu Ieii;en, 
 audleiljen. 
 
 Loan-office, [iJ^orbam.] bad 9In(ei()» 
 amt. --officer, ber 9tuleil)aintduDr|1ei)er. 
 
 lioatli, \b\h.) (angelf. lath) adj. aU 
 
 liOtli, 5 fl^"''■!l^ nnividig. 
 
 He was loath to leave the company, 
 er uerlieg bie ©efenfd)iift ungern, er fjatte 
 feine Suff, tie (Sifedfdjaft jn I'erlafTen. 
 
 liOatli, loTHe. 0. a. 1. I^afjen , pcr« 
 «bfd)enen. 2. &fcl Ijaben (por ©tiuad). 
 
 He loathes ( lioney, bread etc.), (brt 
 if)onig IC. ) efelt if)n nn , luitert ii)in , er (jat 
 einen (ffc( por ..., ed efelt iljiii uor ... 
 
 liOatli, V. n. fid) efein, G-fel enipfinten. 
 
 They loath to eat. to drink ..., fie |)a< 
 ben einen (Jfcl vmr..., ed luitert il;neii Pur... 
 
 lioatlier, loTHur, t. Q\mx, ber fic^ 
 oor Grivad cfelr, i<pr (jtiuad einen (ffel fiat, 
 
 liOatlll'ul, loTH'ful, adj. 1. por 
 ©fel i>erabfd)eucnb, Ijafient. 2. geljafng, efel» 
 Ijaft, uerabfdjeiit. [luide, ©fel. 
 
 liOatliing-, loTH'ing. t. ber SOCtbert 
 
 Ijoailiing'ly, l6TH'ingie, adu. mit 
 Qttl Ob. ajiteriuidcn, auf eine efle SBeife. 
 
 Eioathlinesa, 161/i'ienes, «. * Die 
 Oeljafjlgteit. 
 
528 Fate. far. fall. fat. IMe. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, gSt. 6il. clfind. Tube. luh. fnll. I^in, T»is. 
 
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 lioatlily, lot/lie, adj. « ofiJfifnq, 
 Vfriinpt, nb|\1)eulid). - adv. mit ™i3iD«! 
 IDiden. ^ livi'le. ©ft'- 
 
 lioatliiiess, loift'nls, *. ner 2DiDcr' 
 
 I^o-atlisoine, loTH'sum, adj. 1. 
 tfelig, efell)aft, (rfel, a23iDermiUen errfgcnb. 
 2. i'evl)aBr, flelj^fua, nbirtieiilid). 
 
 liOatllSOIlieuess, loTH'sumnes, 
 « 1. Jie G-fd(;af[i(jfeit. 2. Die ©eljiiiTiafc'r- 
 Slbrcf)eiilid)feit. 
 
 liOavefi, lovz, *. pi. V. Loaf. 
 
 liOb, lob, (m. Hob) s. 1. ber Silmmel, 
 glegel, (anibinii. 2. etiua^ Sicfefi , (Sd)H)f= 
 re6; a) - uB. lobber, eiiie Slrt gropei: nor- 
 bird)er ©eefifc^e. b) - cC lobworm, 6er 
 9{cgen\uiinii. 
 
 Thou lob of spirits, t>U gvo6ct Ofifl. 
 
 Lob -cock, ber Siinimtl. --like, 
 pUmH), grob — lolly, 1. baS 'Keiigelimig. 
 2. but 0Jcrfl«n», ipafcn'djleim (aiif Knegfs 
 fd>iffeu)- -'s-pound, iai ©efiiiigntb*. 
 
 liOb, V. a. nndjlafftg, trnge l)angi'n ob. 
 fofleii laffni. Shak. [ L«ot.] I.ippig. 
 
 liObate, lo'bate, (Lo'bed) adj. 
 
 liubby, lob'bc, (u. 2iWbe7) #. l. bit 
 SJorljalle; bev aSorfnnl ; b(\& aSuriinitncr. 2. 
 [■IJiar.] eiii Simmer bidjt t>i)r ber iliijfitc 
 bee itauitnn^. 3. [l'niiMi)irtt)u1).] i><\6 (Sehiiijf 
 fVir bae S5iel) iiahe am ^Xtcierfjofe. 
 
 I^obe^ lobe, (fr. 2ii., gr. lobosj *. l. 
 [Slnnt.] ber gnppen; a) ber SniigciiiiH'pin, 
 Ciingeuftugel. b) ta& Cljrliippc^cii, ber .Ohr^ 
 lappeii. c) ber Scberlappcii. d) ber j>irn> 
 Inppea. 2. [SSot.] ber Snppeii, ©omtiK 
 lappeii. 
 
 JLobed, lo'bid, adj. [S3Dt.] tappig. 
 
 liUbster, lob'stur, (dligcir. loppcstre. 
 lopystre) t. 1. ber ^Tieev-., ©eefrcbs , Spunu 
 liter. 2. © ber Juprolbnt ; to boil onen -, 
 bic Sibel iiiit bem @eiDi'l;re iicrtnuf(t)eii (iiuf 
 eiium iljeultigeii }imi ©olbntcn luerbciu. 
 
 liobule, lob'iile, (fr. 'iii ) *• Hi^i 
 £?ru>pd)t'ii. 
 
 Ijocal, lo'kai, (fr. u. fp. ^- ; mt- 1"- 
 c«lis> adj. I. ortlid). 2. ijrtiid), laiibritai'ilnl), 
 lofnl, fliif eiiieii beflimmteii Drt bcfctjraiift 
 (luie bne gelbe ^ieber JC). 3. I3fcft)t»rpr.j 
 Mai. [»aiifgo»e- 
 
 Local problem, [ 9J?iitl). ] bie i>rtll»1)c 
 
 I^UCality, lokalete, (fr. localite) s- 
 1. bie Dertlii1)feit, 9Jaiimlid)feil, DrKfe 
 fd)iiffeiil}cit. 2. [9{cif)tgfpr.] bie Cofiilitat. 3. 
 bie £nge, geugrnpljifdje Cnge, Sofnlitdt (ciiter 
 1>5fliiiiie ic.) Innd), il>rtiid). 
 
 liiocally) lo'kalle, adv. bent Drte 
 
 liUCate, lo'kate, (U. (at. loco) V. a. 
 
 1. ail eitieii geiuiffeii Drt, in eine geiuiffe 
 £age fe^i-ii ; iierlegeii, legeii (einen Sliifrritt :c.). 
 
 2. iOiorbaui.] a) ati€jcid)neii (eiii ©n'lct Saiib). 
 b) u'lir eiii ffleftaube 2c.) eine ©teUe aii6fii- 
 d>eii, aiiiveifeii. 
 
 JLocatioa, lok&'sliun, «. I. tai ©e> 
 ^cit,©ie(len ; iUiuuetfeii einer (urtlidjeit) ©telle. 
 2. bie ©tenting ; l!age (einer ©tabtj. 3. li>iorb> 
 oin.j \}ai> auegejeid)nete, angemiciene ©ti'tct 
 Ciinb. 4. [bi'irgcrl. 3{e(^t] bie SBeruiietljnng. 
 2. Tbe location of tlie city on a large 
 river is favorable lor commerce. 
 
 WensTEB. 
 liOClij iok. (garl.) «. ber ©ee. 
 Ijftcli, IoikIi. ioisli. (Loliocli) (. 
 I'Di'eb.j bie iJriiiUaiiurrge, ber ■iJniiifafr. 
 
 LOG 
 
 lLocl\St^Cf lok'aje. (gr. lochagos) t. 
 
 [gr. cyfi'd).] t-ix 2od)age, 'yiiiril;rer einer §.o: 
 
 liUcUe, f. Loacli. [^t>rte. 
 
 EiUCilia, lo'kea, (Loehes) (^x. lo- 
 cbein) «. l<3}teb.i bte Jiinblu'trreinigiing. Lo'- 
 clii«l, adj. jiir ilinbbcttreiiitgiing geljDrig. 
 
 JLock, l6k , (angelf. loc, loce> t. l. 
 boi ©d)iup (an Kjiireii). 2. tai ©c^lo^ (>i" 
 cyiMuel;reii;. 3. bie ©djlenfe (anf groBen g-iiir: 
 \tn); t)\\i ©d)ii0t>ret, ©d)ieiifenbret. 4. bie 
 ©piiiinfeire; ber ipafen. 6. pi. bie ©paiiii: 
 ilrtcte, 5»"lKln (fiir ^ferbe). 6. irgeiib eiit 
 gefd)lofftiicr iOrt. Dhvdeji. 7. brt< Uinfafien, 
 bie Unifafi'uiig (bciiii ilfiiigen). Milton. 
 
 Lock- dues, t. pi. i)ai, ©d)(cMfengelb, 
 ber ©d)lenfenji)(I. --keeper, ber ©d)len5 
 fenmeifler, Alanaliuarter. --paddle, 
 [5pi)br. ] bie ©djieufenfdjanfef. — «il, ber 
 ©(^leuft'iieinfa^, ©c^^leufeneinfaU. —-smith, 
 ber ©c^lofji'r. 
 
 To be under lock and key, tmter ©(i)lug 
 n. 9viegel fein. Goods under the king's — , 
 SCnaren ini fijniglit^en 2Jerfd)(uffe. 
 
 Liock, V. a. 1. f fd)lie^en, jiifd)(ie@en, 
 uerfdjlii'Mcu. 2. einfd)liepcn ((iiefangene). 3. 
 i uerfitlitweu. 4. mit ©djleufen uerfeljcn 
 leinen Jianai). 
 
 3. Lock tlie secret in your breast. Death 
 locks liis frozen eyes. 
 
 To locJi one in the arms, Allien in bie 
 '}Jrme |"d)lieBen. 
 
 To lock ill, einfd)liepcii. To- out, au^' 
 fd)licfien, l)inauffperreii. To — up, 1. uer: 
 uDiicBeii , jiifd)lic&'en. 2. fperren ( bnvd) bafi 
 (S-it j. ^. jJli'iiTe). 3. i a) fperren, Ijeiumen. 
 bi lo — one's capital in j^oods, [>panbi'lj 
 ffiii Kiipitalin ii3aareu ocrfucfen. 4. [iy: 
 pogr.l fiDliepen. 
 
 Liucli, V. n. 1. fdjiiegen (u.lljurenic ), 
 |1ii) injucprn. 2. (into; eingreifen (in • . ., ucn 
 3{>ifii;l)!ieiu. 
 
 Lork, (Sorfe) #. l. bie Socfe (ipaar), 
 Jiinte ri!.-DUc IC). 2. o ber ©djopf, 25ufd) 
 3. ber 25iird)Cl (ipen JC). 
 
 He Kiuod a queer lock, O ti flanb mij}: 
 lid) mit il)m. U he upon that -? o |lel;t es fo 
 nut il;m? ftctjt e* fo niii iljii ati5? To have 
 one at a — , o &ineii nnf feiner fd)iv'ad)rteii 
 ©eite gi'filpl l;al)en. Upon the name — witli.., 
 o anf gitiiljem, ouf Dem iiamiid)en g-iioe 
 niit . . . 
 
 fiOcUf (rd)Otr. ) a h a n il t' u 1. 
 
 liOCkag-e, Ink ulje. s. 1. i<\i 'XAl- 
 icrial ju ©lOiftiitn. I. Me ©iJjlntfriimErfe. 
 3. bas ©djifiifeiifldb. 4. £>ie ©d)lfii|"fii5i[iije. 
 
 4. The eniire lockage will be about titty 
 feet on each side of tlie auiuiiiit level. 
 
 Cli>ton. 
 
 liocker, lokkur, « ber ©d^ranf, 
 iat 3)ft)alfnip, bie ©djicbiabe. 
 
 Shot-loeker, [-Bfar.] bie itngelrerfe. 
 — gowlans. [■Bin.] ber filpe ipaljncnfiiM. 
 
 liUCket) Ink kit, (fr. loquet) t. 1. 
 iai ©d)l&i3d)en, .$>afd)en , bie -Jeber (an eii 
 iieni :$)al6banbe zc ). 2, t f"* itleiitPb, 
 'Jlrm&anb. [grobtr ©acfleimvanb. 
 
 KiOckrain, lokkium, s. eine ^rt 
 
 Lockrani -jawed, l)rl)ll<a(fig- 
 liftckroil} lak'run. >■ bir ninbe >l{a> 
 ntmftl. [hou.se, iAi ©rocfljan*. 
 
 L44»ckt, Inkt. pp. \). Lock. - up 
 Etocky, l«k'ke, adj. locfig, bin'd^ii]. 
 
 LOD 
 
 liOCofoco, lo'kofokn, a. [7?orbmn.] 
 pi. ein ©porniniiie ber Dnitofraren. (Diefe 
 nennen il)reCi)cgiu'r, bie ^231)ig«i, Hocopocos) 
 
 liOCOlllOtioil, lukonio'shiin. (lat. 
 locu-s It. motio) s. 1. Me Drtguermiberniig. 
 2. bie galjigfeit, iitn Drr jn uermibern. 
 2. Most aiiitnnis posse.s!! locomotion; 
 plants have life, but not — . 
 
 liOCOinOtive, lijki'ymo'tiv. adj. ben 
 Ort ueranbernb, ber Drt^ueninbernng faljig. 
 
 Locomotive faculty, bie Drtfi'eraiK 
 beriing6fal)igfeii. -engine, bte Dampfmap 
 ferine anf (S-ifenba(}nen, 2ofomptii>e. 
 
 Ijocoinotive, «. [&ifen6.] bie Sd< 
 fomotiue. 
 
 liOCOinotivity, lokomdtiv'ete, «. 
 bie Drt^uercinbernng6fiil)igfeit. 
 
 liOCulaineut, lok'ulamlnt, (». 
 (at.) #. [Sot.] X)Ai gac^. 
 
 liOCHSt, l6'ku.st, ((at. locnsta) t. I. 
 [@-ntom.] bie 5?eiifd)rccte. 2. [23ot.] ber STrt* 
 me mel;rerer il>(Ianien u. SBanme, j. '$>. eine 
 9(rt ber ipontgblnme , be« ^Dhnnni^brob. 
 (>aiim«. [banm. 
 
 Locust-tree, ['Sot.] ber ^eiifcftrecfen* 
 
 IjOCUtion, lokii'iihun. (Int. locutio) 
 t. ber TUiU'brurf, bie JJeben^art. 
 
 liude, lode, (angflf. laedan) «. I. 
 [*Bfiii.] bie 'iUbcr, (gctuoljnl.) ©rjabrr. 2. bc» 
 ©rabeii, 2lbjiig5grabtn. 
 
 Lode- 8 tar, ber STiirbftem , Seitili-rn. 
 --stone, 1. ber ^^Jtngnet. 2. [CForniualliJ] 
 ber 3inii(lt'in. --work, bie 3inngnibe. 
 
 IjUile) s. bie Snbniig, f. Load. 
 
 L o d e - s h i p , ber 5'rd)erfal)n. 
 
 JLoA^gC, Indje. (fr. ioger; angclf. log- 
 iau) V. a. 1. (aiif Iniigere ob. fikjcre 3eif) 
 nieberlegen, in aSfrmalining grben, i'eri»a(>« 
 ren. 2. (Sincn beljerbergen, Irgiren; fliifiiei)» 
 men, unterbringen; (*inem anf eine 3ei* 
 lang eine vSJiifjiuiiig geben. 3. eind-gen, etiu 
 miartieren (iriippeii). 4. eiiigrabcn, cinilfcfi-ii ; 
 icgen. 5. i ».> Ijineintreiben, (l}iiieiii>i pdfliijen 
 (einen ^fciO. b; (in) eingvabrn (in ^<\6 
 ijerj) , ciiipr.igen (bent (53fbad)tiii|[e). c) in 
 fid) aiifneljmen (faffen, cntljalreiu. d) ildxG-tt 
 \vM) mcrfen , im (5>ebad)fniffe beljalren. e> 
 to — (power etc.) in... ©■IIU'II bfflciben mit... 
 (i-inem geben ((i)cioaIi zc.). 6. [iGaibiiifpr.l 
 m'f Sager aiifnc()mt'ii; to be lodged, 
 Im Cager |1d)en. 7. luerfen ('^iniibtii :c. ). 
 8. li'geii, nmii-grii, Iiigrrn (.Korin. .Shak. 
 
 1. The ini^ii lodged their urmH in tl^e 
 arsenal. Websteb. 
 
 5. a) He lodged an arrow in a tender 
 brea»t. ADUisnn. e) The uieiiiory can — 
 a greater store of images, tlian the sen- 
 ses can present at one time. Cheynb. 
 To lodge one's self, [-OKilit.] fill) I'lT' 
 I'djaiiien, fid) fc|lffi;eii (an eiiieni One). To 
 - in the warehouse, anf iai ?ager briin 
 gen, nel)!iien. To - n credit, einen ilr«» 
 bit eri^iffnen. To - money , Oielber an*< 
 Ifiljen, belegen. To - information. 35«» 
 rid)t abilotteii , eingebeit. To liavc money 
 lodging with..., ©elb (lef^en l^abeti 
 bei ... 
 
 liudg'ef V. n. I. )vi't)ncn (and) i). 2. 
 (einen lag, eine 9iad)t, eine 215od)e bleiben> 
 li^gtren. 3. einqnarticrt feiii, itegeii (u. irtip* 
 pen). 4. fid) lagrrn, fic<) niulegeu, fit^ iiie» 
 berlegt'ti (iumu itifcu) 
 
Tkte. far. fall. fat. M*. met. Fine, fin. Nd, mb\e, n*r, gSt. 6ij; clSflfl: Tftbe. tt\b, fuM. t^/irf, THi«. 529 
 
 LOU 
 
 1. And lodge «uch daring sauls In little 
 men. 2. 1 lodged a week at tlie City 
 Hotel; we lodged a night at the Gold- 
 en Ball. 
 
 liodg-e* «■ I. iai Spnuid)ttt in eiiuni 
 5D3iiI6< K- , t>ie S?utte. 2. iai ^au6<litn, 
 fiammcrdjen, ^er ajcnWoij , ia6 Stiibctjeii 
 (etiu« Il)iirilef)er«). 3. (mit Crtiuomtii jii; 
 fjitmiengcf.) Mi flcinr Dnii6[)rtu«. 4. ta^ 
 Soger (tmri milttn Iljierc*). 
 
 IiOdg:e»ble,lodje'abl, (ft. logeable) 
 adj. t luoljtibiir. 
 
 liodg-er, lodje'ur, «. 1. btr ^i(tf;< 
 ninnii. 2. t>tt Suvuljiier. 3. In S5ermal)rtr. 
 
 liOd^rillg-? lodje'ing, i. I. ii6 yin<t)t- 
 quartifc, p'. Me TOofjuuiin , i<\i Cc(ji«. 2. 
 6fr 9lut«iitf)iilt, <Ii;<cl}iiort (mid) i). 3. tai 
 Soger rfter D{ul;e|»l.i9>. 4. Dai e^igerii (uoii 
 SSjAiireii). 
 
 To take lodging!, cine ^ol)iiiing bt-. 
 |ie()en, feiii atinriitr luljinrn, leiiie SBofj! 
 nuiifl niifTdjIrtgen. 
 
 Lodging-place, tni 9«a(tt(|iiArtier. 
 A. nigUi't -. ^n# ^oAHnger. 
 
 liOd^inent, lodje'uient.) (fr. lege 
 
 IiOd||;:eiiieiit, y meni> t. 
 
 L Die grelluiig, e>ige (eiiie« ©fgiiiilaiitr*) 
 2, 6ii< i!liif.jeilefltrein, Me OJiePerleguiig, 9?ie: 
 fterliige (niif ciiie 3fit Im'fl ''f • f'""f i""""), 
 6,i» miqti)t>btnitin. 3. tie Snminliiiig, -Mm 
 Ij^ufuiifl. 4. [-rfilit.] 6er bcfeiligte (gammel; 
 pln^; tie aJendj.iMjiiiig. 
 
 Ijoffe, lofe, V. n. t l«d)en. Shak 
 
 lioft, loft, (nugclf. lyfte; Ijpn. loft) *. 
 bii« ©tprfiuerf; 6er '^oteii, ®pct(t>er. -- 
 rent, t>tr ^oten-., £peid)eriiii«. 
 
 IiOftily, Infteli, adv. I. f l)C(i) ; i" 
 bee $01)6, erhnbeii. 2. i a) Oolj. b) trt)a. 
 ben, oiif eiite erijnbeiie Qlrt. 
 
 liUftineSS, lof'teiiet, t. 1. ? Bit 
 thi)t, GTl)n6fnl)eit. 2. 1 «) 6er ©tolj. b) 
 6ie (5Tf)iifrciil)eir, $rl)eif. 
 
 Loftiness of carriage, 6er (loljeOnnj. 
 
 Eiof<y, Inf'ii, a>(/. 1. ijed^, erl)Abeii, 
 (Uftifl. 2. i a) trt}abtt\ (,&ebi<t)tt ic). b)ftolj. 
 
 The high and lofty One, X Dec i^ut^e ll. 
 Orrljnbene (®ntt). 
 
 liOC Ing- (nngeir. lag) «• >• ^n (potio 
 St\vfy, ©tnmin. 2. [0)?nr.J tat, ber Cog. 3. 
 (Ijrbr. 2U.) fin hebrtiii"(t)f« i)K.>e fur 5'iii'Mfl- 
 fctten (ii<id) G-iiiigen 5/4, nnrt) 9inbtrn ^j 
 tiner $iiite). 
 
 Log-board, (OTar-l tie fipgtflfel. -- 
 bonk, [ »OTnr. ] bn« Cogbiid). — house. 
 — hot, b<i« $nu«, bie if>t'irte rtii« uoeretn. 
 aneergelegrtn ^niiniilaiuinrn t>ber itib^cn. 
 --lln<, I'TWnr.l bie L'oglrine. --man, I. 
 btr ii>rljrrnger. 2. (iJIorbflin.) brr 5pp|}l)aner, 
 ^(iMlluljrni.tiui. -reel. [ '»?•«. J bit Cog. 
 rv(le. --wood, biiij fioniptrd)f()Pll. 
 
 liOll'v v. n. 1. t fid) ouf> unb abbcivt: 
 flen. 2. ^ninprfihef>tMi, SBduiljinj ffitten. 
 
 liOg-aritlllll , log'aiit/im, ( fr. lo- 
 garithine, i>. gr.i : l^HKatt).] ber Cognrixl); 
 mu«, S8frl)»iirnie4nl)lcr. — Logarith- 
 ■let'ic, Logarithniet'ical, Log' 
 •fith'mic, adj. lognrii^miiVt. 
 
 liUggratH, log'gits. t- pi. ba4$(lp(f-, 
 
 Savtl'lV"'' tif?' kiille-pinij. 
 
 l40g'8;erlic*<ftd, log'gurhcd, (p. log 
 ■. bead) «. I. btr Dunitiifppf. 2. ['■SiiU.J 
 }|£ $ed>Pf«nne- 3. bie ^iigrltVrni. 
 
 Eny/. - dnttieh. Wintrbitek. U 
 
 LOM 
 
 To fall or to go to loggerheads, fid) 
 bnlgen. 
 
 Loggerhead-duck, bie bidfupfige 
 ©nte. --turtle, bie fiiiretfd)ilbfrott. 
 
 liOg'^erlieaded , log'gurheded, 
 adj. rpipii'd), (i)ipeil}iift. 
 
 liOKic, lodjik, (gr. logike) «. bie 
 fipgif, rieiiflel)re, a5ernii»ftlel)re. 
 
 liOffiCal, lod'jikal. adj. \ Ipgifd) 
 
 Ijdifically, l6d jikale, adi>.\(\.vtx: 
 iiutifcgeiung. 2- jur £ogif gcl^prig. 3. in itv 
 Cogif bci«iinfert). (a5ern«iiftlel)rer. 
 
 liUKieian, lojish'un, «. (er Spgifer, 
 
 Logician- like, 1. luic ein Segifrr- 
 2. fpinniibig. 
 
 liOg-ist, li'jist, (gr. logos) t. I. ber 
 Spgiil, 2>ud)|lnbenred)ner. 2. latljen. ®efd).j 
 Cer 3{ed)iiiing*nbnef;iner. 
 
 IiO|;'istic, tojis'iik, «. bie £pgifiif, 
 »ud)iliiDinrrd)eiifiii\|l. - adj. icgiili/d). 
 
 ItOg-Ug-raphic, logograf'fik, (Lo- 
 go g r a p h ' i c n O adj. Ipi)i>gritp^ifd). 
 
 ftiOg-Of rapliy, lAgoggrate, (gr. 
 logos u. grMpho) I. Die Spgpgri)pi)ie , <^e> 
 t'd)iviiibbriirfrun|l, (Verd)u>inb|°d)rrt»rfiiii|h 
 
 liUic/ug^rlphe, logugrit, ^gr. logos 
 II. gripiio»; J. Der l'p.jpgri)pl; , til* -iiiort- 
 roiliiVl, ^iid)i'litt>eiiriiti)r(i. 
 
 lwO|fUuiaclli«l, lugoui'akisi,*. ber 
 JDi'rffliuiber, »oiiPeii|U-d)i'r. 
 
 ItOg-Ulliacliy , logoni'akc, (gr. lo- 
 gomachiA) s. tie L'uiii>iiiiid)ie, ter '^prt)lrcit. 
 
 ■jug-uinntric, logoiuei tiik . igr.) 
 adj. logometnid). — scale, tie lPi)piiutrii"d)t 
 Setter. Wollsstoh. 
 
 £iulioch, li'bok, / (AMb. "bi.) *. 
 
 Ituliuck, 5 [■ijJfeb.] ber 
 
 ^riiilinfr, i". Loch. 
 
 Loin, loiu, (nngelf. lend) «. 1. {91nat.j 
 bie 52tnbe. 2. bn« Cenben >, 9»ierfniirirf . 
 
 Loin of veal, ber Itiilbfnierenbrnten. 
 
 lioiuedy loJnd, adj. (in ^u\A\\ixatn> 
 fe^uugen) £enben Ijabenb. 
 
 liOifer^ loe'tur, (f^od. leuteren) e. n. 
 (pgern, iiiubern, trpbelii. [3eiti. 
 
 Ijuiter, i>. o. (away) ptrtinbeln (bie 
 
 K*oi<erer, loeturur, «. l bei3pge> 
 rer, Ir&bler. 2. ber ijnulen^er. 
 
 liOke, like, (ir. loch; gr. lyge?) t. 
 I. tffnnb. i)Kt)tl).J berbofeffleiil. 2. (Ceril.J 
 ein engei; @)ii6d)en. 
 
 IjuII, loi, [lit^. aloio; loKen) v. n. 1. 
 fid) tr>ige vb. niid)i>iiTig lel)nen, aufirl)iien, 
 lungern. 2. fjerau^ljiingen (u. ber Bniigei. 
 
 To loll upoa ..., flc^ nnd)l>iriig Irljnen 
 nuf ..., Inngrrn ouf ... 
 
 li<»ll, B. a. (and) mit out) ^eroiiti 
 (ll)rfrfcn, Oerniishnngen inffen (bie 3uiige). 
 
 liUllard, lol'lard,/ t. |£ird)eiig.J 
 
 liuller, lollur, 5 W- ^i' i^i>Il«r> 
 bi|len. Lo I 'lardy, s. bie ilttjte ter I'pI* 
 lartiflen. (oljren l)i)6ent. 
 
 liull- eared, lol'-eerd, adj. *p>iiige< 
 
 liOllup, lollop, V. M. fui) trage lel^i 
 nen, fid) bel)iieni f. Loll. 
 
 liUlllbard, lom'bard, (fir. 3Q.> «i ^ 
 bie l'eil)brtnf, bn* Ceil)()nu6; ter <lUed)tler. 
 
 ItuuibardiCf lowbardik. <irtr/. ipin> 
 biirtifd). [Spmbrtrten. 
 
 liUBnbardtl, lom'bardz, 4. pi. bit 
 
 Ituinbardy, low barde, «. li^eogr.j 
 bie Sutiiborbei. 
 
 LON 
 
 liOinJbart, lomblrt, (fr. lomkard) 
 t. tai 2pnil)nrD ('Jlrt ^popicr). (gilfird). 
 
 liUilip, lump, (fr. lompe) s. ter Rut 
 
 liunduu, lon'duii, ». [6)i-cgr.J Scn> 
 tPii. [bred). 
 
 London-pride, [23Pt.] ter ®trin» 
 
 liondoiier, lou'duuur, «. ter lfpnb> 
 ner. 
 
 Ijondonisiiiy lon'dunixm, «. cine 
 ben £pnbnern eigentt)itinli(^ 9tebeii£iirt, bet 
 Soitbiier Diiileft. 
 
 IjOne, lone, (ban. Ittn; (shw. lonnlig^ 
 fr. loin) adj. I. finfani. 2. einf.un, einieln. 
 3. lebig, unperljeirntljet, periuittitt, periuitu 
 imt. Shak. 
 
 EtOiie, «. fOertl.] (. Lane. 
 
 IjUnelilie!«a, lone'lenes, «. I. bit 
 (^iiifiinirnt , ^ilt>gefd)icteiil^eit. 2. bie Stebf 
 jur (J-iMfiiinfeif. 
 
 lionely, lone'la, adj. 1. tinfom. »: 
 eini'tiin, tic (^iiii'iiinreit liebent. [teit. 
 
 IjOlien«*S)l, lone'nes, t. bie (?ilif<lin« 
 
 ■.^ouecoiiiey loar'sum. adi. rinfani, 
 nbflifd)ieben. [bie (fmfntnfeit. 
 
 Ijouesoineneaa, lune'siiutne*, «. 
 
 IjUUK^, long, (angclf. long. I»ng. lengl 
 
 fr. long; lilt, longus; gpri). iHggs; l)p[(. u. 
 
 tAH. lang; fd)m. langj adj. I. f l,iiig (0Je, 
 
 genin^ pon brcit pt. mrio. 2. i hmg (in 
 
 •ilmeljnin ber Stiii; (.^.intelj lung, nnf 
 
 longe ©id)t (p. «10fd)relH). 3. lang (bit ju 
 
 einein geiuifjen aiijgebrtidten '))?ii|}e niitfge< 
 
 tel)nt, i. ». a yard -, fine 0-(le hing). 4. 
 
 liinguiin. 5. toiig, ia'ngwierig. 6. laiig (in 
 
 eiiier langen 9itit)e fortgeie^t, forrlnnfent). 
 
 7. liing, grtel^nt (u. iltottn to. 8. laiig, 
 
 fel)nru(^t«upU , ffl)nrud>ti8 (93li(f). 9. n»fit» 
 
 nnifiiftenb, iMitfelienb. 
 
 4. Death will not be leng in coming. 
 
 Bible. 5. A tale should never be too 
 
 long. Prior. 8. Praying for him, and 
 
 easting a long look that way, he saw 
 
 the galley leave tlie pursuit. Sidhey. 
 
 9. The perennial existence of bodie* 
 
 corporate and their fortunes!, are things 
 
 particularly suited to a man who has 
 
 long views. Bvrki. 
 
 Lsng home, bie Siuigfeit; to go to 
 
 one's - home, ilerben. A — wiiile, Itinge. 
 
 A - mile, eine giite ^Weile. A - way about, 
 
 tin groMcr Hiniveg. Persons of - heads , j 
 
 ©piyfppfe. To be - in coming, Ungt fliif 
 
 fid) iPfirten Iiiffen. To draw at a - date, 
 
 l^iintcl] lang jieljen. - hundred, ter 3ent. 
 
 ner., - premium, [ipnntelj bit Ijolje ^)>rititite. 
 
 — price. [5paiitelj bet ^iittpprci^. 
 
 Prov. This is tlie long and the short 
 of it, fp (leht ti baimi, fo verl)alte#<fjct) tia> 
 mit. 'Tis as broad as 'tis — , ti rpiliniC fliif 
 eilU i)erntl^. 'Tis as broad ns -, whether 
 
 etc., t6 in nid)t geim^, t6 ifi iweifed^atc, 
 ob It. . . . 
 
 liUiig-, adv. I. lang; iveit (aiifgo 
 UtfiU ic.i. 2. lange (p. ttr 3ei()i (>iud> m 
 3ufrtinnKnft^iiBge<i) Inng*, hingil; j. 2J. 
 --expected, -forgot, laniiiripartet> 
 Iniigfl prrgrfian. 3. uutA) teni i>aiiptipprie 
 f}ei)eiit) iibtr, l)inbnrd) ; ). ^. All nigiu -» 
 bie gaiiit 9{ad)t i^intiird). 
 
 Loug ago, - since, uor fangit 3eit.» 
 Ere -. ppr £iirieni. How - is it since} 
 iwr lange i|l t6 ^nl Not -- iicfore, fiiri 
 
 34 
 
f f?0 rS'p. (nr. fSlL fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n8r, got, 6il. rl6ii(l. Ti'ibe, lOb, full. ihUi. Tills. 
 
 LON 
 
 eor^fr. A* long (Di. so -) at, fo (onfl« 
 aU. I tliiiik it-tillftc. , id) uerliere Die 
 Wffciilb, bif 3fit ivirS mit Inno. H« jc. . . . 
 Long-boat, 6n« flri^B* (®(t)iff«') 93oot. 
 
 — ero»«, [iijpoiir.) t)«t ■iSiirtclileg. -- 
 gaogrel, t in, Cil* Snngbeill. — headed, 
 (ftblnu) fui^fopfJg. --jointed, IftimVi)tnj 
 felig; uiit Iniigni JrfToIii (u. ^iVrtfiu. -- 
 lease, 6cr C-rbpiirf)t. — legged, imig; 
 •«inig. --lived, langl«6ig. -measure. 
 fcflfi enngenning. --necked, Inngl^nifig. 
 
 — -pepper, Der fflUfle ^ffffer. --primer, 
 [Il)pogr.] 6if itiirpii«,CJ)nnm)n6(9Irt igdjrift). 
 
 — Khanked. Innfli<t)enf«lig. --sight, bic 
 eniigftdjtigfcir, ^v:fitfid)tinf''it --sighted, 
 1. lniigfi^)t'fl. fcriit'idjrig, wcirfiff)iig. 2. i a) 
 weitreljent). b) iniig, langndjtig , niif Uingc 
 €icl)t (». 2Cfd)l"flM). --sighfedness, *. 
 
 1. [Dvt.] tie 'iajcitnrfjtigffit, gernftdjtigfeit. 
 
 2. [?We6.] tie S?onflrid)t'gf'''t< ^reeoDopif. 
 -■■pun, iBcIt nii«ge»el)nt, niifgeiVoiinen, 
 jeb<()nt. — iiifferanee, Die Siiiigimifl)- 
 -■suffering, a) adj. Iniignituljig. b) *. 
 ti< finngimitf). --tongued, gfrd)i«A5ig. 
 ..toothed, iniige 3nl)»« Ijnbeiiti. -- 
 waisted , langlcibifl. --winded, 1. 
 Ungrtthmig. 1. i roeltrd)iuei(?<i , Iniigweitig ; 
 
 -in his speech feilie ^urte tti)-- 
 
 DtitQ —-wort, ['Bet. J Cieffngeliuiirj. 
 
 liong-, ». * I'O'yiw.] tie gniije ^ott. 
 
 liong-) «. tai £aiige. 
 
 He knows the long and tlie short of 
 It, er lueig ein SiingeS u. S8reitc« Cnri'iber, 
 »ti6 ti nii<!iTil)rlid). 
 
 IjOng-f (otigeir. gelang; belonging to?) 
 mdp. * e-inetii jujiifd)reibeii. 
 
 All this evil is -of you, flti dtl bieieiii 
 Uebel feit il)r ®d)iilt. 'Tis - of you, not 
 •f nie, t6 ift beiite, iiid^f ntriiie €d)iilt. 
 
 liOng:, V. n. i gfl)&ren; f. belong 
 
 liOilgr^ (nngrlf. langian) ». n. 1. (alt«r, 
 for) iierirtiigen , f'd) iVijiien (ii(i(t> (J-tiua*) ; 
 mit trttnuf folgeiifeiii Onftiittiu : I long to 
 know, ei «eri<ingt itildj jit ii'iffeii, id) 
 mbdite gem, iupd^re tod) gem m{\tn, U Ml 
 raitft ti^d) I'frlaiiflen (ob lo. 2. iierliitigen, 
 (jduflett (iind) Speiien;; he longs for .., 
 U)n gelililet mid) ... 
 
 liOng^Alliinify, longanim'eia, (I. 
 longnnimiias) t Die SaiigilUltl). 
 
 iiOng'^', luMJe, (fr. alonge) t. ber 
 ©ti>e mit Dim Degen. 
 
 liOnjffT, loiig'ur, eumpar. t>. long* 
 ««<;. iillD adv. Irtiiger. 
 
 KiOng'CStf loiig'est. tuperlat. t). I o n g, 
 «<0'. utiD <"'•'• <t>er. Die, iai) lAiigfle; am 
 Idiigf^en. 
 
 IiOng:<^vnIf lonje'val, ) (((it. lon- 
 
 liUng^eVOUS) lonj^'vus,^ gaevus) 
 adj. iflUfllebig. [Cfbeu, l^o^e 91(rer. 
 
 liongrevlty, lonjevete. t. tiat liiiige 
 
 MiOng'iinaUilOHfi, lonj'm'manus, 
 Hat. longim.iuiis) nW;. lAngf)AtiDig. 
 
 Ijoiigriinetryf tonjim'mttri, (V. 
 0T. nietrcn) «. Die Crtiigeiimcffunfl , Cniigeiu 
 ntfgf iinfl , Coitgimettie. 
 
 liong-iugTf tong'ing, «. 1. ta6 <8er> 
 Iflitgcii , Die ©cl)ni"iid)t 2. Do« SBerlnngeu, 
 (JJelinl, ®elu(l (M.id) £peit"en). -ad). I. 
 fe^u|Ud>tig. 2. grifiilig, IU|>mi. -expecta- 
 tion. Die UngrbiilD. - fl. longrd for. Sh»k. 
 
 IiOU|;ili6:lyf lou|;'ingie, aU». 1. 
 
 }'8) long'wize, ) 
 e y long'wjte, ) 
 
 adv. -f 
 
 LOO 
 
 fe^n|u<f)tlg , fefjnrit^ , tnit ©t^nfti^t. 2. ge< 
 
 luilig- 
 
 liong-inquity, lunj'n'kwete, ((lit. 
 
 longinquitas) *. I. Die "IDeite , (jrD^e ©-lltj 
 
 feniiing. 2. f Die Sniigimerigfeit. 
 
 Eiuiig'i.sli, loiig'ish. adj. laiiglid)- 
 IwOllg-itude, ion'jeiiide, (fr. ^. 
 
 0. (lit. loiigiuido) t. 1. t tie Ciiiige (Snitg-. 
 ()eit eine^ ,3»'<»'«i^»). 2. l®ei>flr. u. 91flroii.J 
 Die Snuge. 
 
 liOllS-ituftiiial, loiijetii'deiial, (fr. 
 ^33.; adj. I. jiir Ciingc gdjorig, Cnngen . . . 
 2. ['Jliint.] Der Siiiige ttdd) fertlniifeiiD pfcer 
 gjptcuD. - fracture, Der Spiilrbnid), ©d)li9> 
 bj;ti(^. [adv. Der Cniigc iiud). 
 
 EiUiig'itudinallyf lonj^rii'denale, 
 
 JLoiig-ly, ioiig'ie, adv. t mit gr>'''ier 
 vSc()iiriirt)t, fd)iun(^teiiD. Shak. 
 
 liUiig'tiess, loiig'nes, 1. 1 DieSiinge. 
 
 liUUg'SOllie, long'siim, adj. ^ ding, 
 (niigivnlig i&bciie :c.). Prior. 
 
 I^Ollg'tail, long'tale, «. Cut and 
 -, I. Greil)i iiiiD<J5(ett)i, >2l(le6 biirtf)«tii(inDer. 
 2. o i«ol)l ciiimnl 
 
 I^ung-^vay 
 
 Der liiiiige mid). 
 
 liOO, (rd)Dtt.) loTe. 
 
 Eiou, luu, ». citi ^nrtentpief. - t>. a. 
 
 1. iibiniiiipfcn (im ©pie(e>. 2. t)tfyen (Die 
 jpiiiiDe). [Ditmm. 
 
 Iwttollily, luu'bele, adv. tulpifd), 
 
 JLuuby^ luu'be, (IV. ilnbi) «. Der 
 li^lpel. 
 
 lioof , loof, (fr. lof) #. l^at.] Die 
 ajiiiDieite, Siifi'eite, Siif, Quo, Scff. 
 
 To spring the loof, Die £uf geiuiiiiieit. 
 To keep the -, Die £tif l)(iUeii. 
 
 Loof-franie, (OKnr.J t)ai , Die Sufi 
 rpiiiiii. --hook, [■•Mrnr.] Die ipul^tnije. - 
 tackle, ['iKiir.J D(i5 lofe infel. - tim- 
 bers, t. pi. [OKnr.] Die Siufbiiiime. 
 
 Ijouf, luf. V. a. (nud) mit up) [{f}?nr.] 
 cin ®d)iff on Den ^iiiD bringeii. - ». n. 
 iinliioeii. — Loof! lumunrts! (ufiwnrtS! 
 
 liOUred, luuft, (Loo ft) adj. ■)■ 
 eiufenu, fort. Shak. 
 
 liouk, lOuk . (aiige(f. locian ; lan^rr. 
 loklian; lugeii) v. n. 1. (mit on oDer at. 
 lueiiii Der ©egtiiilmit gegciiiunrcig , fid)tbiir 
 ift; at luirD (iiid) bei fetjr eiitfeniten (i)egi-ii> 
 (IniiDeii uuD on in fcierlidien JffDeformen 
 gebrniic<)t; for (leljt , lueiiii Dir OJtgiintiiuD 
 iiid)t rid)fbnr, iU'ivef«uD, u. after, iweiiii er 
 fd)on etiunfi fiirferiit i|l; * to) \tt)t», fdjniicii 
 (mid)); ©ineii, Crtiua^ niifel)*n, befcljen. 2.t 
 (through) Diird)rd)iiiien. 3. i prufen , be-. 
 irad)ten , untcrfiid)eu; a) (at) feijen (nuf). 
 b) (on) blirfeu (nuf). c) (into) fri)rii (in), 
 l)ineinfe()en (in), d) (beyond) l)iniueg<, ()ini 
 aui\ti)tn (liber). 4. i n<t flefo^t miid)cn 
 (nut ©tiunO , erwarten. 5. i Dnrnuf fel;en, 
 ©orge tragen. C <on)lior fic^ feljen. 7. 
 au6fe()en (ein befpnDerc< 91u*ftl)en tjaben 
 (aud) i). 8. (to - toward, into) feljen, getjen 
 (nad) 3?orDen, nuf einen (Siuten, D. (j. ge; 
 legen fein). 9. (be<ibrid)tigen)nbiie(fn nnf..; 
 ge^en nuf .., flerid)tet fein ouf ... (urn Den 
 CMeDnnfen). 
 I. We cannot look on or at the un- 
 clouded sun , without ptttu. 3. a) — 
 I at the conduct of this uiaa; view it 
 
 LOO 
 
 in all its aspects. Webster, c) Lit 
 every man - into the state of his own 
 heart. Webster, d) Let us - beyond 
 the received nolion!i of men on this 
 subjects. 6. Let ihine eyes - right on. 
 Bible. 7. The patient looks belter 
 than he did; tlie clouds — rainy; to — 
 pleasant or graceful. Webster. 
 
 To look out at a window, jmil Jeiiiler 
 l)innu«fe(;en. To - like any one, I. J ©iiirni 
 .il)nlid) , gleid) feljen. 2. i nljniid) felien. To 
 - big, fid) bniuen. To - black, eiu fnure« 
 (5)end)t mnd)en, finfler, |ornig tjiiifttttu, 
 (upon ...) ftiiiliT iinfeljen ((Jini'n). To - 
 round , ()erumrd)niien, Ijenimfeljen. 
 
 To look about, 1. fif^ um((f)tn (for, 
 Iind)). 2. 91d)t Ijiiben; to - one, fi(^ por. 
 fetjen, fid) in 9l(^t iief)men. 
 
 To look after, I. fe()en nnc^ fffm(i«, 
 2. ±a)fehen, 9fricfild)t nel)men (nuf). b) 
 •Jld)t geben (nuf); in 'H<t)t nehmen. c) ipnr* 
 ten (nuf) , Qtwai ermnrren. d) (uctjtn, auft 
 \«(btn. [fd)le(f)tftn SujTnnDe. 
 
 Well, ill looked after, in gutettl. 
 
 To look back, I. jururffffjen, fid) um« 
 feljen. 2. (upon) (S-tiun« enuiigen. 
 
 To look down, 1. l)ernb|V()en , ijtraff* 
 blitfen. 2. (upon) (Tclj ()ernbfc()en (nuf), 
 Sinen uernd)ten. 
 
 To look for, 1. (Id) uinfc^en (nn<^), 
 2. (?fii)n« fiid)en. 3. lunrten (nuf) , Qtnat 
 erwnrteii, finer >Snd)e eiitgegein'eljen. 
 
 Not looked for, iiiifrwnrret. 
 
 To look into, 1. I)iiieiiifel)cn. 2. f «< 
 lungen; unterfiid)en, prilfen; beiVf)en. To - 
 a book, nnd)rc^lngen. 
 
 To look on, upon, 1. fef)en nuf . . , 
 
 ©inen nnfeljen; 3ufd)auer fein, jufeljen. 2, 
 
 f a) (to - any cue, any thing as . . .) ffiiien, 
 
 ©tiun^ beirad)trn , nnfeljen nifi.., |)nlteti 
 
 fur... b) (on any one) (5-tiien fd)ill>en, 
 
 nd)fen. 
 
 2. a) I looked on Virgil as a succinct, 
 
 niajeuiic writer. Dryden. b) Her friends 
 
 would look on her the worse. PrioB. 
 
 Tli»t will be ill looked upon, Dn5 
 tvirD mon ubel nufncl;men. He looks oa 
 it as a great honor, er rcd)iiet ti fitt) jnr 
 Q-ljre. 
 
 To look oui. 1. ()inniiS|V()en, firf) "m« 
 fetjeii. 2. fa) (for) fid) iiniffl)en (iind)), 6"t» 
 lun* niitftiiDig }u mnd)eii fiid)en , fpniien, 
 fpiiren (nnd)); Q-tiun« fii(t)eii. b) lundjen, 
 2S5nd)e (jniten. 
 
 Til look out for remedies, fi(^ nnt^ 
 ipfllfe umfel)en. To make one's blood -, 
 eiiien erriuljen mnd)en. Sha». 
 
 To look over, I. fe()en fiber ... 2. ij 
 burd)gel)en, Durd)fel)en (JJec^nungen JC). 
 
 To I o o k t o , unto, 1 . feljen nnc^ . 
 2. i a) fc()en nuf &tiun«, 9id)f Ijnben nuf 
 9ld)t geben nuf . . , forge n fur . . , (id> at 
 nei)men (einer ©nc^e) ; |ufel;en. b) |ni)lefl 
 (niif); bnuen (aui). 
 
 He may look to him for payment , 
 fnnn Dnrnuf rec^nen , Dn0 er \i)i\ bein^lc 
 mirD; er fnnn, er mng (id) pdii i^ni (riaf 
 len Inffen. 
 
 To look up, 1. Auffetien, in bie i^^^ 
 fe()en, nuffdjnueu. 2. t tu - to .., aj anf* 
 blirfen (ju), feine !b(i(fe rid)ten nuf .. b)' 
 auf @inen feljen (n(* eiu iBii-mD>. e) atxft' 
 
F&te. far, fAlL fat. M*. met. Fine, fin. N6; move, n3r, gSt, §*!. d5fid. Ti\he. tub, ffill. l7*in, THIs, 531 
 
 Loii 
 
 lioose, *. I. bie ^rei^tit , Sffrtiiiiig 
 iHMu 3iu.iiige. 2. tie aibtrurfuui] iti '^ftM, 
 Der ©djiiefler. 3. bie (JiulnfTuiifl , in 91(>« 
 
 To give a loose to .., l.frd mn(l)tii (bit 
 6eele). Drydeh. 2. ni((>t iiirii(fl)iilteii (ftiiien 
 ftunimer 20, Sufr iiio<t)eu (bem Some :c.). 
 
 liOOSely, luuxe'le , adv. I. let; 
 
 (otter , fdjiapp , M)Iaff ; frei. 2. i a) M()iie 
 aScrbiiibung, ufrbiiibiiiig^Io^. b) lodn , lie. 
 bcrlid) (lebeii). e) iinjiirf)ti<j, unfeiifil). il ) 
 iiftrt)itirii<l. e) o6erffii(f)lid). Shak. 
 
 Luuseiif K'lu'mi. V. a. I. fo^madjeii, 
 nufmnrt)eii, loftii (^iiotcn, 6<()iulre :c.). 2. 
 niiflccfern, locfmi (bit ffrb« nii eiiieiu 'Bourne 
 K.). 3. nnd)lnfTen. 4. treniieii, abioftn, bff' 
 lien. 5. t «) 6ffnen, Injriren (ben Peib). b) 
 Doni 3<voiii)e betreieji; to — ane'i liaad*, 
 ©ineiii ^ie ^liiibe frei iiinrf)eii. 
 
 Itouseiif e. n. niifgefien, fpfgeijen, 
 fid) treiiiien, fid) ntlofen. 
 
 Vjuosenesfl , luu*e'n«», «. 1. bic 
 eorferljeir; Srtjinffljcit. 2. t «) bie lliifeurrf)! 
 Ijeit. b) bie Sorferljeit; Cieberlidjfeit. 3. bet 
 dir(f)fn(l. To pmcure -, nbfril^rett. 
 
 liUOt, (f(t)Ctt.) did let. Mjootvtn 
 p e r ni i ( I e d. 
 
 KtfOp , Inp, (vrrivanbt mit flap) «. «: 
 l.rappeii, fiippeii, fopfeii ('Siiiniie); be^oiieit. 
 2. i befd)iieibeu ; lerfeijen. 3. I)(^!i<)eii l.iffeii, 
 fdjliiff I)ernb(;mi(ieii lii(Teii (bie Oi)rcii). 
 
 liOp, t. I. bie Jloppe , bie tiuffirfdjnit* 
 teiieii 3iv(>gt< ba6 Abgcl^tiiietie (JJejiueig, 41»i 
 f(t)iiitiiel. 2, [Dertri<l)] (oiiflelf. loppe) ber 
 510I). 
 
 liOpe, lApe. '^ prae/. u. leap. 
 
 liOpe^ (fd^iV. lopa; f)un. louprn) «. 
 (??orbani.; o ber Iniige &(t)tiU , gpniiifl.' 
 
 liOpe* B. n. I. liJ?orb(im.] fpriiigeB. 
 2. (tit iveflr(l)leirf)eii , fi(l) brti>up iiiii(t)eii. 
 
 liopper, loppur, «. ber »aum6e< 
 fdjneifer Jtnpper. 
 
 lioppered, lop'pird, adj. -f (je(lanf 
 ben, geroiiiieii. 
 
 Loppiner, lap'pJnc, «. bet Afrfle^ 
 ^nuene -Hfl, 3ii'fi<|. ' 
 
 liOquaciouK, l^kwA'tliu*, (Mt. 
 l»quai) n<0. >• Qci(f)iun5ig, fd)iu.i^l)nft (reo. 
 felig). 2. ftfjiunij^nft , (We^eimiiiffe> aui. 
 pinubernb. 3. f fprec^eiib , iniit toiien> 
 (Sniten). pHiLir*. 
 
 lioquaciousneag, l(')kwA'aiiu«. 
 nes , pber : 
 
 liOquaciiy, lAkwJi'cjtJ, «. (j; Qf 
 ftftma^igfcit, ©<l)iuni;()nftigfeit. 
 
 Ijora, lo'ra. ». £>aiirn. 
 
 liOrd, lord, (nngelf. hlaford) #. I. { 
 ber:perr. 2. T berCberljerr; 1 1i)rniin. 3. ber 
 S?(tt: fflDtr; (F()riaii«. 4. ber5?err («tfii)er). 
 5. ber i^jerr , ©Ijeljerr. 6. ber ^ttt (ajun 
 gefe^te, aiiifiefjer). 7. [©iigf.j ber Si^rB 
 (G-belmniin, ^nir, i^erjpg, 'nfnmiii*, ®Mf, 
 SSiifiuiiu, iBaroii; bie ©rjbifdj&fe u. 95i. 
 fdjofe finb ebenfnne Lorda of parliament. 
 9lu<J) ben ©6()nen ber 5?erjpge ii. 9)fny(|iii»^ 
 fo luie ben nlteilen ©iJljiien ber 0)riifeii ivir* 
 biefer tirel $i.'(ti(f)feif« i)al6tt (jegebeiK. 8. 
 nlS e-()rentitel : a) ber ©tuone; b; geiuiffer 
 ijot)nn Senmreit; - clMmberlHin, ber Dber« 
 fnmiiierl;err; - cliaueellor. ber Corbf fiiijler ; 
 -cliief jiutice. ber ?orb D6erri<^f er ; - liigh 
 trea«urer, ber erfte fiorb ber &<t)a^tammtt i' 
 
 LOO 
 
 f(Mflfltn (p. ^reife) ; to be looklngnp, 
 iiii 'tpreiie (leigcn, anjtelien. 
 
 liOOk, V. a. I. <infel)en. 2. * fi)(f)tn. 
 Sbak. 3. buret) SSlirfe einwirfen niif . . , 
 ©•men permogen, beilimmen; (to) ^ mit 
 33itrfen b!(limmen ju ..; to - to law, inif 
 ©lirfen bem (Sefc^e jiifu()ren. DavDtw. 
 
 To look one aiiotlier ia the face, ein: 
 anber in< (»r(irf>t fel)en. 
 
 To look down, mit Q3(i(fen , buuf) 
 ©lirfe nieterf<^lngen, bemutfjigen. 
 
 To look out, <iuffud)eii , (iii$ro^t)len, 
 «u<fii<f)en. 
 
 IJOOk, imper. (lel; ! fef)et! 
 
 liOok, »■ I. ber !5ii(f (Dai Qlnfehen). 
 2. bii« <!lii6fef)en , bie *TOiene; pi. bn« ®ei 
 fidjt. 3. bie ^u^ficftt ; <Si<\(t)t. 
 
 Hanging- look, bie (S)o(genmiene. 
 (Pain, disgrace tind poverty) linve fright- 
 ful looks, fefjen fnrc^tbnr aui. Locke. 
 
 Look-out. *■ I. bie 9Iu£|l(f)t. 2. bie 
 SCnrte. 3. ['TJfnr.) bie Snner; ajnc^e; to 
 be on tlic -. fliif brr Cducr lirgen. To keep 
 a good -, flUte 2Dn(t)e Ijniten; fid) wiM)l 
 pcrfel)en. -out- man, [OTnr.] ber TOnil< 
 i»fld)ter. 
 
 liOoked, luukt, adj. - for, erroors 
 let. Well -, ill -. gnt, ubel nu^fehenb. 
 
 liookor, tuok'ur. «. ber ©djoner, 
 I5«rd)iiiier , (Jincr, ber (teljt. -on, ber 
 (blner^ 3"rd)n"'r- 
 
 EiOoMnff - glanH f luuk'Ing-gla^. 
 «. ber ©piegti. --maker, ber ©piigrt' 
 nind)er Venu»'« -, L25Pt-] fie ffllprfeiw 
 (liiine. 
 
 EiOOkit, (rd)Ptt.) looked. 
 
 liool, luul. «. ["rfetndiirg.] ber trcg. 
 
 liOOin, luuni, (nngelf. loma, geloma) 
 «. I. bn< Ongiit, ber 5?iUi«riUI). 2. berSSeb. 
 ftuM. 3. (biin. lom, loom) [OriittI).] bie 
 fip|}me, i{».ilbente. 4. ber il)fif eiue« 9?ubcr6, 
 ber im €d)iffe iff. 
 
 liOOin, (lUigeir. leoman) v. n. [^iir.] 
 fid)cb<ir luerben (|ur ©ee) , |u fein f(^einen, 
 ((d> ieifl'n- 
 
 The ship looms large, or the land — s 
 high. bfl^©d)ijT rd)eiiitgrnp)ii fein, bn£&<inb 
 jeigt fid) f)i'd). Tlie ship -s a great sail, 
 brt« ®d)lff \itt)t gri'8 nu6. The ship -s large 
 •fore the wind. brt« ©4iff fd)etnt mit bret< 
 fern TCinbe jn fegeln. [Ce^m. 
 
 liOOin-eartli , l5um'er(ft, «. bee 
 
 I.<ouiii-i;;^aIe, luum'-gile, «. [^r^Ar.] 
 ber frifd)e '5.>inb. 
 
 liOiiining^, luum ing. t. [^at.] I. 
 bn« ©td)rbiiru'erbeii. 2. t<\6 ^Jlengere , bie 
 ©rJee, PJetl.Kt <eine« €d)i(Tce). 
 
 liOOIlj loun, (fd)Ctt. loun, locn; 
 ongelf. lun; ir. liun) «. I. brr SengrI, 
 lniigenid)r«, {Jont. Shak. 2. (iei. lunde) 
 I9fnturg.| ber ©eeflunber, ©iinbpfigel. 3. 
 (n. Iltln) bie ©tinnming, CAnne. 
 
 liOOp, luop, (ir. lubam. lub) t, I. 
 Me 9?iinbfd)nnr, ©(^nnr , ber «imf , (Simpf 
 (jtir ^iiiiiiffiing pen Jtnpppi>d)er« to. 2. f | 
 6ie ©d)iinge. Shah. 3. bie Srmif*. 4. berj 
 Wiegel («nnb nn *npp(l&d)ern). 5. ber ?{ing 
 Urn »n»e()rlnufe). 6. [ ©ifenljutren ] bie^ 
 Suppe. 7. bie ®d|)ie9f<^iirre, bat ®d)ir6lp(^. 
 
 Loop-hole. I. ti\i ffludlPd), bie Oejf> ' 
 ming, bn< Sod). 2. bie©d)ie5i'(t)iirte, ®d)ftrte 
 <«bl JtAuffnljRrn ic^ 3. t bie %tii|{u(V(. ^ 
 
 LOO 
 
 Drydbw. — holed, L piele S5(^er ^Abenb 
 (iini in eiufDinmen;. 2. mit piclen ©d)ieg: 
 f<t)Arten perieljen. — -Uce> bie SBorte; 
 --maker, ber ^ofAmentirer. 
 
 Ijoopeil) iuopi, adj. mit Sot^ern 
 perfeljen, pofl pon 26rt)ern, lDd)erig. 
 
 liOwpinf;^, loup'ing. t. [OTtetAriurg.] 
 baS 3i>rAunneiirenneii (3ufAintuen|'d)nielien 
 be6 G-ifenfi). 
 
 liOupy, (\<t)ott.) crafty. 
 
 EiOord, luurd, (fr. lourd; i)oU. loer; 
 *. t "rr Dunimfupf, -Wu^iggAnger. 
 
 tjttomv.y ICntse, (Aligelf. lysan, alysan, 
 
 leosaii; |'d))P. losa; IjoU. losseu, loozen , 
 
 gpti). lausyan; v. a. I. f lofeil , Anft&feil, 
 
 Aiifbinben. 2. ip£biuben, (r£niAd)en (S'inen) ; 
 
 beife^en, Aii^fpAnnen (®egel). 3. l a) er^ 
 
 li)feM, befreicn (eineii (^tiefAngeiien). b) (from) 
 
 «) eriofen (ppii> , freis, lo6nirtd)en (pon) ; fi) 
 
 Qintn Abjieljen tpon (ttmaii; y) bjfnen, 
 
 lAjriren iitn 2tib); d> Ipfcn (freifpre<f)en). 4. 
 
 fAl;reii lA([en , lo*I>i([en ( nai m«n in ben 
 
 i(»Aiibrn l}Alt , 10 - one's hold). 5. nAd)i 
 
 (Alien, fd)ie0en M([en , pteren (ein Xau 10. 
 
 3. b) [S) A man loosed from lust and 
 
 pell. Dftvoeii. d} Whatever thou shall 
 
 loose ou earth, shall be loosed in 
 
 heaven. Bible. 
 
 A file of boys loose shot, etite Weiige 
 ItnAben, ploQtid) lo&geUifyen. Shak. 
 
 EiOUsef 0. n. I. Abbru(fen, lo^brudcn, 
 eineii ''^fetl Abrd)ie0en (bei 3}pgeiird)n9en). 2. 
 bie 'iliifer lid)ten, Ab|d)iffen, Abfegein. 
 
 IjOOSe f (gi'tt). laus; IjpQ. los. losse; 
 fd)ip- los; ban. I6>; \oi) adj-. I. io<, Ipcfer, 
 nid)t )ufAmmenl)iuigenbi lueit, fliegenb (Jtleib 
 >c.)i getrennt (©d)lA(^torbnnng); ivAdeliib 
 (3Al)n). 2. Ipcfer, i'd)lApp, fd)lAff (iiid)t 
 ftrnff;. 3. ia)iniiiii'amnieul)Aiigeiib (©ti)lK.). 
 b> Allgemein, fd)iu>iiireiib , unbeftimmt. c) 
 ipeitfd)ipeifig- A) nAd)lA|Tig, uiiaufinerrfAm. 
 e) nid)t ilreng (!!}eut>Ad)tung eine£ QiebrAii; 
 d)e« 10. i) t (from u. oO frei, lebig (pon), 
 ioi (eiiier ®iid)e>. g) (from) Abgejogeii (ppii 
 SSergnugiiiigrit 21.). h) rd)lupfrig, uniiid)tig 
 (^orit). i) Aii6fd)ipcifeiib, lieberlid). 4. ip* 
 (frei pom SiU'inge;. 5. pffeuen Ceib IjAbeHb. 
 
 3. f) Now I stand 
 
 Loose of my vow; but who knows 
 Cato's thouglit? Addisok. 
 
 3. g) Their prevailing principle Is, to sit 
 as loose from pleasures, and be as 
 moderate in the use of them as they 
 can. Atterbury. 
 
 Loose money, einielnet OJelb. —ar- 
 ticles, lofe, nid)t cingcpAcfte 233o.AreMArtirel. 
 A — liver, ein 9JrnBer fiieberlid). To hang 
 -, fd)lAff bnngen, fd)leppen. To let-, l. lo<s 
 InfTeu, in 5reil)eit feijen ; fliegen lAffen (iBugel). 
 2. i freien ©pielrnum inffen (ben (JJebAiifen). 
 To be let -, i I. tpben. 2. feinen SDDiflen 
 l)Aben. To let -.^^n .., fiber einen fdjicfen 
 (iglngen tc). To get -, I. ftd) jerftrenen. 
 2. lofefpinmen, fid) lP5mAd)eM (from, ppii); 
 to get - from any one, fid) Oemanb POm 
 ^Alfe fd)Affcn. To break -, Ip6bre(l)eii, fi* 
 fleiPAltfAm in Srei^eit fe^en. To be In a - 
 condition, ni<t)t gebiiiiben fein. 
 
 L o o s eg w n. ber ®d)lAfrO(f . -strife. 
 [SJpt.J ber SBeiberid); «ree.piiig -, bA« 
 ^pfennigfrAuf podded -, bai <!DeibeiifrAut ; 
 purple -, spiked -, bet bruune 2Ueiberi<t). 
 
5^2 FAl«*. ff.r. fall. (at. >Ie. met. Fine. fiQv N&, move, n6r, gil^^fl, rlSAd. TAbe, tub, full. i//Iju TMis, 
 
 IfflS 
 
 im 
 
 lord mayor, ^er fipr6 9»fli)or (Dberbumtt: 
 
 lEvlfter); -steward, 6er $ffmiiird)iill ; - 
 
 chief baron, ter Sort) £)berrid)ter im @d)ii$> 
 
 fninn:(rgericf)te. 
 
 1. Mail over man he made not lord. 
 
 Mii.TON. 4. But now 1 was the — of 
 
 this fair manxion. Shak. 
 
 ♦■ord paramount . ber D6erlfl)eiifl)irr. 
 
 . mt the manor. t>(t 0)niitt)f;err, S'n^'i'^rr. 
 
 The - of the year, [*3t|lrnl.] fer reflitrcuCe 
 
 qjliinct The day of the -, tiT Iilj] it6 
 
 ^ttXiy, iiai ilillfllle P3erid)t. In the year of 
 
 our -,, im. 0,"')" Ghriili ... The house of 
 
 -», bai Dbtxtjaui. My -, 'TOijlovD, giinDi! 
 
 fler SpexTl 
 
 Lord-like, 1. J l)errird). 2. H)eni\'d), 
 Oebifterifd). -'s-day. txv <Bo\\nt<[<\. 
 
 liOrtl, i>. n. I. Ijcrriiteii. 2. (over) be> 
 ^ern'd)tit dliuertljaiien). [ntljtnfti. Shak. 
 
 To lord it, fid) l)errifd), qcbicterifd) bo 
 
 Ijord, V. »■ i»m 2i^ti miid)cii. 
 
 I^orftmi<;) lor'dan, (Lor'dan t> *. 
 ter InfleMi'b. , ,.j. - , , 
 
 I^urding-f iSr'dtng^ '*^ }' t bn* 
 i5)frrd)eii. 1. * ber S?tn, Sort, i'ai Sorfilein 
 (oi)iie €vott). 
 
 liOrdiineitST lord'lenes. (. 1. Me 
 i^ol)eit, ttx \)ol)t ©tniii). Shak. 2. bcr ©tot}, 
 bn* l)evrird)e <ICcren. (d)eM, Sort)d)en. 
 
 E<4»r<Iliiis°v lord'ling, t. fni ^^'xx- 
 
 Iii>r<tly, lord'le, adj. I. eineiit Sort) 
 flnaenifdeii, jii einem SorD jjet)ijrig, Sort)«... 
 2. fcolj, l)frrifd). 
 1. Lordly sin* require — estates to sup- 
 port them. South. 
 
 l<or<lly, ndo. itolj, (irbieterlfd). 
 
 luurd.siiii), lordship, «. !. tie Spnx-. 
 idtaft (WfiD.ilr, bai PJebiet). 2. aii (i-[)re\\: 
 titcl, t>tx ©Pedeiite ( mit ■!!lii*i"d)iiip bex ^ex-- 
 joqe, bit btn iitel Grace fuljn'lO, grlvifFer 
 Sii^tfr unb eiiiigcr f)M)irer 25i"iimreii ; Your 
 -. G-iu. ©iiiibcn, Gm. .^errlid)feir. 
 
 Ijore, ('}ll)f:;r}mig u. Laure)*. Sorcftrii. 
 
 liOre^ lore, (fliigelf. lar U. laeran; 
 ((J)iu. laia; ban. laere) *. tie Sf^re, bex 
 Unterrid)t, die 2DifJciifd)iift, ^imjl; (fi'iiiil; 
 |jd)e) >Jlrf)eit. [lunfe. Chaucer. 
 
 liOrtsl, lor'rel. t. <= btx 6d)il(t, 6?nl; 
 
 MiUriCHte, lor'rek&te, (hit. lorico) 
 ». o. 1. ofn'niijmi. 2. i ii5f)erjiel;eii (mii tiiur 
 Secff, eiiifr 9<iiite). 
 
 liWricatiuu* lorrekVtliun.. «.wMe 
 8Serpftii}frimg ; bn« lli!f)i'r}iel)e" (iliiteiner 
 X>eae jc); Dcr (pmijernrtioc) Uebcriiig. 
 
 liOriiner, lor'remur, (Lor'iiier) 
 (ft. loriiiier) *. -f btX <B\>Oxet. 
 
 liur^iijf , lore'ing, *. '^ bit Ief;rretd)e 
 Unttrl)rtlriiiig. Spenser. [btx Qixm\\>((i)iy^ 
 
 lioriot, lor'ieot, (fr. ^.) *■ [Oxm'tt).] 
 
 liOriM, loiiK, «. [3col.] btt Sons, 
 8flngrd)itid)cr. 
 
 1.4«»ril , lorn , adj. « ucrloreii. 
 
 l.(4»rrHine , lorriue', (fr- SD.) «■ 
 [(Sjeogr.l Sotl)riii9tn. 
 
 liury, lo're, «. [Driiitf).] eine 91tt 
 
 LoNHble « luuVabl , ) (^<i(;. uer< 
 
 Ijoseable, 5 lirrt^ar. 
 
 liU8<?, luOze, (Atigrlf. losian, forlnsian, 
 
 forlysan ; l)oll. verliezeo ; goti). liusan) 
 
 l>rae(. ti. pp. lost, ». a. 1. $ ocrlieren. 2. 
 
 perlitrrctr u<erlcg(ii, iiit^t iiiel)t iviljcu , ivo] 
 
 ©tiua<i ift). 3. I'erlifreii , vtrfpitftn (®f(b) 
 4. i>frlieren, eiiinl&fii. 5. l a) i>erliereii iben 
 iti'pf) b) iierliiren (ju WnuiDe rid)ri!n>. e) 
 ocrliiTen (I'erPerbcii , iiid)t (iinufiibcii, }. S8 
 Pie 3<-'it). d) ocrlifrtit (luegiuerfen , uergeii 
 Pen, ohne 5iiit)en ninueiiPi'ii) (on.., nil ..) 
 6. L■i»^lr.l oeriiereii (Diird) ©d)iffi'rud)i ; to 
 he lost, fd)eitirii, ju ©riiiiPe geljfii, (£d)i(f' 
 bnic^ leiPeii. 7. ucrlicrcii, ornuirren. 8. ai 
 (iiiiS bem (*)f|id)te> yerliertii. b) uerliereii 
 (ben 2i3eg). 9. uerliereii (eine ®d)liid)r; bni 
 gii'Der ic). 10. uerliereii iiifld)eii , C-iiien 
 Ciller i2rtd)e berauoeii. 
 4. To lose a valuable trade. Webster, 
 5. b) The woman that deliberates is 
 lost. Addison, d) Instruction is often 
 lost on the dull; admonition is lost 
 on the profligate. Weuster. 6. The 
 Albion was lost on the coast of Ire- 
 land. 7. L o s t in the maze ol wuids. 
 Poi'E. IS. a) 1 lost my companiuu in 
 the crowd. 
 To lose ground, mei4)eM. To — com- 
 pany at sea, [OKiir.] fid) yoii einem ^oiiuoi 
 trennen. To - one's debts, unbejnl;lt blei' 
 ben. To - sight of.., aii^ bent ®e|ld)[e, 
 aui ben 'iJiigen ucrlieren (bits telle Sanb lo. 
 To — one's longing, ocrgcbens n)iinrd)eu. 
 
 To — one's soul , er|liiritn. To make any 
 one - any thing, (5-incn lim CllUrtf bringcii. 
 Lost to.., oerioren tVir ... They are lost 
 to all sense of shame , to all AJiame , fii' 
 \){it>ei\ gnr frine ©djani nieljr , l;iH)i-n iiller 
 Sdjiini enrfngt. To — leather, o fid) einen 
 2i3ui| reiten. To— one's self, fed) oeriieren. 
 
 frov. That is not lost which cuuie.t 
 at last, befier \vi\t iil» gar iiid)t. All is not 
 lost that is delayed. nnfgc|il)i>l'CM ill nid)t 
 ailfgeijobeil. lieiterlost than tound, biUiUi 
 i|1 Oiid)!6 oerloren. . Igttjen. 
 
 Ijowe, V. )i. I. vcriVirlcii 2. lurioren 
 
 ■.juseiis't^r, los'ciijiir, (.tingt'if. leas, 
 leasniigej s. '•' bit i£d)meid)lir. Chaiceh. 
 
 Kioser^ lOuzur, t. ber iSeriieriAibe, 
 (Jiiitr, ber uerliert, Dcrioren l)nt. 
 
 To be a loser, to come oifa— , uer^ 
 lieren, jii fiirj funiiiien, einDiigen, verrpitlcn 
 (by .., bei (jtiuae). To be a — of .., (£(-. 
 ivai utrlocen Ijabeu. 
 
 fjOsiug-Mf luuz'ingz, 4. pi. ber 33er: 
 lii|l, bie i^trluile, (S'lnbuQeit. 
 
 Ijusiiig, loozing, adj. uerlierenb, 
 S5erlll|l brmgeub. A— bargain, game, bu- 
 siness, em £iiinbel, ©piel, Qiefc^aft^ ivubei 
 man einbiigc. 
 
 I4O8S, Ins, t. 1. brr SSerlnfl, bie &in< 
 bilge. 2. ber aSerlnfl, 9Tiid)tl)eiI , ©d)iibeii. 
 3. ber llnrergitng, 9{iiin, bne 2>erbcrben ; ber 
 Untergnng teinee 6d)ijfe6). 4. (bie ajergeu> 
 bung, aScrid)H)enbnnfl, iinniitje 'Jlniuenbnng) 
 ber ajtrliiR (ber^eit zc). 5. ber iSerliiil 
 (^Hbgiing). 6. bie (Jiniunge, ber 2>erln|1 am 
 (i)en)id)t. 7. Bie llngeiuijjijeit , SBerlrgenljeif. 
 6. A loss of liquors ill transportation, 
 Webster. 
 
 Loss of interest, ber 3>il£t)erll!|1. To 
 bear a -, 1. einen ajerliijl (|l4inci|ii|t) er: 
 trngeii. 2. ivieber gut mudjeii, Dergiicen, er> 
 fc^rn. To come, to go by the—, ©c^aben 
 leiben, cinbugeii, verlteren. To stand to the 
 -, fur ben i£d)iiben ob. JBtrlnrt tjnfteii. To 
 make a -, eiutu SSrrlufl (rlti^eii. He has had 
 
 a great - In . ., er t)nt SBiel mit . . . uerloren, 
 i'o be at a — , i. [ 2l3iilbmiVr.l uerloren 
 jngen (i>. JpunbciO 2. oerlegcn ob. in a5er» 
 Ieflenl);;t fein , nid)t iDifffn iwie (lunii mnn 
 fiigen JC. fo(l). But wherefore grieve 1 at 
 an hour's poor -? iibet «iiriim befliige i(^ 
 einen llinilanb , beffen G'inbriicf in eine{ 
 ©tunbe i'er|'d)n)inbet? Shak. But in the - 
 of question, |"o nur bciiVieUiueife. Shar. 
 
 IiO$<s , ». t biT Snd)«. 
 
 liO.)«.srill, los'lul. adj. t fdjobiic^. 
 
 liO.<«.«ile.<».<), ios les. adj. f oi;ne y5erl,|jfr, 
 feinen SBfrinft ofnirriid)enb. Miltox. 
 
 fiost, lost, part. adj. 1. ui'rforeii, l;in,' 
 biil)in; to be — , oerloreit fein ob. gel)eii. 2. 
 oerloren (I'ergcubet, lueggrmorfen). 3. rerjj 
 luirft (®nf). 4. ben red)ren iBeg nidjt fiiii 
 ben fonnenb; to be -, fic^i otrlieren , fic^ 
 ni(^t }nred)t fiiiben. 5. ± tr be -. a) fiA 
 uerlicren. b) (to), I'trloren l;obeii (iifle* Gl)x» 
 gefiiljl 10, 6. ocrlorrn (nid)t geiVljen luerbeii 
 fimnenb, unnd)tb(irv 7. |u ©rnnoe flegaii» 
 gen, gerd)i'itert, geblieben (Sd)iff). 
 4. A stranger is lost in London or Paris. 
 5. A speaker may be lost in his argu- 
 ment. Webster. 
 
 Itoty lot, (nngclf. hlot, hlqdd, hlet, 
 hlyt; gorl;. hiauts; Ijoll. U. fr. lot; fd)ll). loli^ 
 s. I. bai 2vo&, So*. 2. i bai SooS 3. bet 
 il)ei(, *21ntheil, bie ^nrrie, bai So^ (5S3noj| 
 ren). 4. ber SBcrljmtiiiiJfljcil, il;eil an jii ent« 
 rid)tenben ©renern. 5. pTiorbam.J ein ©fiit^ 
 Sanb fll^ 33niiplnij ic. (j. S8. a h o m e - 1 t , 
 a house-— , a wood-— ). 6. * [Cert'l))l)ire] 
 ber breijehnte Iheil uoii ber iMeiaiifbenti^ 
 ber bem JRi'nige gel;ijrt. 7. * ber ©eioiiin i5 
 ber Sorterie. Smak. 
 
 2 He was but born to try 
 
 The lot of man, to sutfer and to die, 
 Pop«^ 
 
 To cast lots, bai 2o\}6 iverfeii, lofen. T^ 
 draw lots, Soofe }iel)en. It fell to my — , ci 
 fin mir jn, nmrbe mir iii^ljeii. To pay scot 
 and — . ©tenern iiiib Sltignben eiiirid)ren, 
 i)i't>en. To come to one's — , ©men trcffeii 
 (an ©tenern jo. It is -s to blanks, i.i) fetje 
 a(le (iieiuinne gegcn iJiieren (bnf* ic.;. Shak, 
 
 EdUtf V. a. 1. in Soofe tl^eilen, in i^art 
 tien (iOrl;eileii, uerloofen. 2. (S-inem (jtiurtl 
 intl)eiieit, an^fe^eit. 3. &incm ein Sof, eiiicii 
 '2lnri)cil giben. Prior, 
 
 Well lotted, flut Mriefjeii, gut uerforgt. 
 L o 1 1 i n g of goods . bie. 'Ii3atiren:SSerlofung. 
 
 IjOte, lote, (gr. lotos) *. 1. - ob. -- 
 tree, lo tos. [^i>f.] ber SotiiS, Sotnfibrtiim. 
 2. [SBot.J ber (agi)priid)e; Sorud. 3. [ iboi.J, 
 ber ©teinflee. 4. (fr. lote) 10d)fl;Vfl.J 5i<i 
 £lnnp4>e, iUnlrnupe, >iUniqnnppe. 
 
 Bastard lote, bie inbifd)eDiittelpflflinnt^j 
 
 tjttthj l<>i/>, (angelf. latli) adj. f. L o a t tori 
 
 Inutile y l6i/«e, (rtngelf. lathiuu) v. ^.J 
 f. Loathe. ,.l 
 
 I^utlier^«'i< V 16't/iurwit, (a^g^^f.)] 
 s. bie 0)eibbuge fi'ir bie SJefctimfuna (iii«i 
 Seibeigenen. 
 
 Ijotiun^ lo'shuu, (Int. lotio) «. 1« 
 ba6 ?Cnfd)en, bie >21biuafd)ung (ber .Ipmitic.) 
 nm fir fnnft, iveid) ju innd)eii. 2. '.i^i)nrni.JL 
 bie ^bivofd)ung, iUbfpiiiuiig. 3. l.'iDJi'b.J Dti^ 
 5Srtb, 2a5iird>mittel. 
 
 I^uttery, lot'turi, (ft. lotterie) 4, 
 1. bie Svcteri^ 3. .t bai.iifi, bie 2mnn 
 
FAtP. far. fall. fat. Me. me(. Irie. fiii. No. iiiSv*", nSr, jjot. 6il. cl6il<l. ti\be, tub, fuFI. tAiii. THin. S3J| 
 
 LOT 
 
 « blened lottery to him. filr ifllt rin (juter 
 3lig; 'twould mend the - well, t6 WUtit 
 fteii @eiviiin erl(i(f>tem. Shak. 
 
 Lottery-ticket. tuM Sotterif loo«. 
 
 I^utty, loi'te. <!lb(uriUll({ filt Char- 
 lotte. «. Swte, 2ottd)en. 
 
 IjOud, loud, a<</. U. ud». I. (ailt. 2. 
 *4f. i nrog (5{uf». 
 
 Eioudiy, loud'li, adv. (out. 
 
 IjOuditeKS, lo&d'nes, «. 1. ber Inutir 
 ©(t)n(l, Ipii. 2. ^fl< ejf |ii*rti , bei e«rm. 
 
 liOUj^li, lok, (ir. u. r<i)i>"- loi-'lo «■ 
 I. tcr @et. 2. Idf. ba< ^ent)lid)t (uin 
 ^bc^tl in brt6 ®flrn ni treibfii). 
 
 IjOuiNaf lik'esa, «. Coiiire, Siiit't, 
 Ciibpinfe. 
 
 Eiouixd'or, luid^re', (fr. SO.) «■ 
 btr ei'iii^fi'pr (tine &Pl6iiiiiiil«). 
 
 Ii(»UIl, <|'(t)Ott.) a ragamuffin. 
 
 EiOUIld, (rd)Citr.) calm, tranquil, 
 low and ihcltered. 
 
 Liuuitder* (fitott.) aeTere atun- 
 nlng blow; quieter. 
 
 I<OUllff«f Ifiiitije, (fr, longli) v. n. 
 nifiBin (Khf"' f.iul«ii}fn. 
 
 L.oungrer, lounjur, ». ittWiu^ui-- 
 
 ■juur, l""r; »• "• fjiiiiflfn rnffeit. — 
 •. n. fiinler, trn&e fciii, f. Lowtr. 
 
 • l">*"\ {f.Lurd.n. 
 
 IjUUnly^ iiir'd^, aiij. tiipifib. 
 
 1t*>UrffV:y lurje. «. tirr lutpcl. 
 
 Eiuurinff, lodting. part. adj. ttube, 
 flnftiT. 
 
 Ijlllisef lojiie, (ilM(]rir. lua, p(. iya; 
 f)o(l. Iui»; \&)W. II. Nin. Iu»>p/. lice, «. tie 
 
 etiutf. 
 
 Crop-louie, 6tt Jiljlnu*. --wort, 
 ^S^ot.) ta6 eniiKfrniit. [l. n<t> Mmen. 
 
 , LOMII«f I6&xe. r. a. I. &lli(ill liUllcil. 
 .' >l«OUKilyf lolVxeli.aritf. Iiltlfig.liniipifl. 
 
 .•t-ljousiueiiiit lou'/eiics, «. t)ie Snu: 
 pflfrif. 
 
 L.oasy, ihh'A, adj. l.f tmf^. 2. i 
 
 Iflufifl, flfttifin, liimpig, »lfii>. [fraiifljeit. 
 
 Lousy diiente , Me £>iin>ril(1)t , L'nilfc-- 
 
 liOiitf luut, t. bn Ciiiiinirl, gemedie, 
 UM(ifrrt)liirt>re, uii(iffd)irftf fieri. 
 
 liout, ». n. ["^ o^. Dertl.) (i(f> 6u(fen. 
 > e. «. ''' iibenolpeiti, bftolpclii, )iiiii SBeiUn 
 i)ahtn. 
 
 - ftjOUtiKll , iniVtiiih , ad), tolpifd) , 
 l^lunip. — udo. Lou' fish ly, ti>lpird). 
 
 ft<OUV<^r, loover. (L o V er, Lo o V er) 
 <fr. louvert) «. tia< itoppk«(t, i){flU(]}ll>(t), 
 Z>a(f)feiiflrr. 
 
 Louver-hole, tat I'uftloc^. 
 
 I.ovHi>le,iav'ibi. I ^^^ ,,^^^^,^^ 
 
 iPi'irMfl, iiel'eiiiiurrth. (rtJctil. 
 
 Ajitvafce, Inv'&je, I. [!6cit.l tai £'iei»> 
 
 IjOvaiilf lik'vAne, (fr. Lou vain} «. 
 [*ti>(ir.) I'oiueii. 
 
 liOve, luv, (angeir. lufian. tuvian; 
 boO. lieven ; ni{T. lioblyu; fail^fr. loab; Int. 
 libeo) V. a. I. (S-iiieii lirbeii; lirb ^nbtn. 'I. 
 Qt\M<\i lifbru ((icrii iiiilitidi, fljiin, ffljeio. 3. 
 ©•Iiiem flfinfleii. Shar. 
 
 fror. Lo»e uie. - my dog, bie debt 
 unifagi 'iiWti. - uie Utile and — we loug, 
 Ut 2ubt luu^ eiviii Daiicni. 
 
 LOV 
 
 I^tve , r. n. (ntlt bnrntif fplgenbem 
 Oii^iiiriu} SScr^nutit^n ftiiben, eiiipnlnben (an 
 
 ©tlUit*). 
 
 liove, «. 1. $ bie Sie6e. 2. (of, to, 
 forj tie Ciebf (ju). 3 bit SieSe (bergeliebre 
 (ijegeni^iine). 4. t>ie Siebe (}iim oiibeni &e, 
 i"d)led)tc) ; £icbrd)tift. 5. (ntd tiebfPi'iiiuj) 
 iiiebdjeii. My-! ineiii (S<^fl«j, mein «5)rrjd)tii ! 
 6. ia6 £icb(t)en (bie ©eliebte ). 7. (0)i:i)il)j' 
 bie Ciebe, bet 2iebi;5goti, 9lmor. 8. * em 
 btiniier Seibeiiieuj). 9. al^ 9{ainc nicl^ri'rer 
 ^flaiiien : — iu idlenet*, o bai @iiefii)ut: 
 iiuitcerd^en i -inaaiUt, o bie ^ai'finnd: 
 bliinie; — liec-a-bleediug, o bai ^ituieiib: 
 i<tiba. 10. Mi adv. I aoi six -, ic^ \)ttbt \'t(i)i 
 iitif ober geijeii ^i<i)t$ (iin Spicle). 
 3. The lover and tlie love of human 
 kind. Pope. 
 
 For love, of—, por, flii« fiiebe. For 
 the - of God. um fflotte* u'lllen. In -, vcv- 
 liebt; in — with .., perliebt (iiu; i^rrnarrt 
 U»). For - or money, fiir ©elB iillb fllltc 
 Ibotte. To make -, 1. bell S^of nifldjeii, 
 liebelii. 2. (to; fid) briverbea (iinij. To be iu 
 
 - with .., iHTlirbt I'ciii ill . . . To lull in -, 
 fid) uerlii'beii (with, iio. To be deeply iu -, 
 bieubeC CieDl;reii vrrlirbt iViii.Utali loves, 
 bei nUcr L'lebr, bei 'jllieiii, ivai .Dir licb i|l. 
 Out of — , UbtrbrUMli); to be out of— with 
 . ., 0<iii<>iif Hid)' >ii>:i)t fl'rii l^obeii. niofjirn. 
 To euieiiaiu a - lor .., fiiebe ttiideii ill ... 
 To mnke any one in - with .., G'liieni 
 Viebe eiu(li>Beti ^ii. fur... 
 
 Pritv. Luve will cr^ep. where It cannoi 
 go, Siebe bningt I'ld) ubrrall rut. 
 
 Love-ap|ile, (^ot.J ber 2iebe<npfel. 
 --broker, ber I'lcbeeiiiarier , Jtuppler. 
 Shak. --child, ba6 Jtiiib ber Ciebe (b. 1). 
 uuei)elid)e .fiiiib;. -dart lug. ^ iiebeilrrti): 
 leiib. — day, ber '))iiiiiietag, lag ber 9lii6> 
 fbl)iiung. —-discourse. ba£ yu-beeges 
 fprad). --favor, t«6 2iebc6)cid)en. — ■ 
 feast, bai Ctebe^iiiiil^l. --teat, bad 
 2iebe5|iri(f. —-fit, ber £iebe5f(t)n)iiibct , bie 
 L'iebeet)ii)e. --flame, bie S.'ifbe6|lrtmme. 
 --hood, em buiiiier &etbeiiiciig. --knot. 
 ber 2tebcefiii>ccii. --labv<red, ^ liebc: 
 geqiidlt. Milton. — lass, bie (yeliebte. -• 
 letter, ber i!iebc6brief. --lock, bie laiige 
 t£id)mii(t)ilocfe. —-longing, bie «iel;M|'iicl)t 
 uor Citbe. -lorn. | uom ^Jrliebten, I'oii 
 ber Weliebten I'erliificii. --monger, ber 
 KuppUr. i»HAK. —-pined, % tU'U ber Sube 
 al>gcl)iiriiii. --potion, ber ifiebeetiMiif. 
 
 — -powder, ba6 2ii'bi'epiiu>cr. --quick. 
 !^ licbfer(t}iie(l. --»ecret, biip 2it'bci'i>er> 
 itiuibnip. --shaft, ber t'lebefipfetl. Shak. 
 --sick, Itrbcfranf , liebifieil). --son^. 
 ber Siebefflf fang. bM Ciebec-licb. --sprini;. 
 ber I'ciiiiprpp. Suak. --suit, bie Siebee^ 
 beiDrrbiiiifl, ber fiifbeSaiunig. — tale, bie 
 2iebet'flef(l)id)te. -thought, -f ber 2iebe6> 
 gebiiiife. Shak. --token, btM 2irbe«jci< 
 d)eu. SiiAii. -ley. bii» 2iebef(]eirt)ciif . - - 
 tricks, t. pi. Cifbc6|lreirt)e, perliebre Q5e> 
 berbcii jc. 
 
 Ijoveless, luvies, adj. lieMo^. 
 IjOvelily,luv'iele,«r<i!.iitbfii6ii'tirbig. 
 Ij4»VelilieifM, liiVlenes, t. bie L'le; 
 bciif-utiMbigfeit. | 
 
 fjuvely, luvli. udj. iiebeii^iuiirfig. 
 lju%er, iiivur, #. J. ber Citboaber,] 
 
 LOW 
 
 9Ser(ie6te, Ciefrenbe ; pi. tin <Piinr SBrrtieftti. 
 2. ber 2iebl)nber (©ilertaiu;, bie Ciebljnbe^ 
 riiin. 3. ber ^reiiiib. ' Huki. 
 
 I.oover,$ f. Louver. 
 
 liovesuiiie, luvsiim, adj. Ite6en#f 
 wt'irf'fl- ^ DRVoeif. 
 
 liovin^, luv'ing. adj. I. lietenW, 
 jnrtlit^, (to) jiigetljaii i(?inem). 2. jWtti<t> 
 (3iirtlid)feit rtu«brurfeiib>,Iieerei(J>, 2ie6f<... 
 (>2Dorte to. 
 
 Loving kindness, |I bi> (SJUte, ®iinbe. 
 
 Ijuvillg-ly, hiv'fngli, adv. gutig; 
 liebreirt); freuiibfrf)oftli<^. 
 
 IjOVillg-lie««, luv'ingnes, #. bit 
 2iebe, 3artlirt)feir. 
 
 liOW, lo. (I)pri.laag; f<()l0.t«|; ftngelf. 
 loh; ruff, log; leg) adj. I. ? niebrig, ntfber; 
 fleiii (©tntiir). 2. nieber , fief (nm Sfv>v\t 
 joiite). 3. niebrig Itegenb , fief (l^\ jt.), 
 4. t ft) niebrig (u. «l5rei)e, Stuxi 20; \wt^U 
 feil. b) leife (€.timine tc.). o tief (>Wcte). 
 d> (®epgr.J tief (lueit upiti 9leqimtpr enti 
 ferut, gjreite). e) gemiifen , niebergeftftingen 
 (i>. OTutVJC). fi unteriBilrffg; nntertlji^nig, 
 tief (Unteriui'irfigfeit JC). g) niebrig ibem 
 9{.iiige nnd)). h) gemein, niebrig (enteljrenb, 
 nieberirn(1)tig>. ii geniein (6fi)( !c.); eienb; 
 geiupljiiiirt). J)fd)iurt(^ <<piii« If.); entfrnffef. 
 k) niebrig (ni.i^ig, iiid)t Ijeftig , ipie i^i^e, 
 leinpenitiir). I) geriiige, fleiii. m) niebrig, 
 nin&ig ('!Unrd)lflg, Sbererfjimng). u) fiinpp 
 (BiMf), eiiifnd) (fio|l). 
 
 Low spirits, bie iWiebergerrfjfngfn^eif, 
 ®d)«)ernuitlj. -inspiiits. niebergrfrfjfflgen, 
 tranrig. -tricks, •Jiiebertrndjtigfeiten. - 
 water, bn« niebrige <a3i1iTer ibefonber« vvn 
 ber ©bbe). - 10 the south, tief iinrf) ©I'lben. 
 To lay -. I. nnf, in bie Grbe (rgen. 2. f 
 t&bten ; ju bem (St.ttibt erniebrigen. To be 
 -, nieber (»el)en (p. ber ©pnnet. To reduce 
 to a - condition, iu elenbe llnitlmibe 6rin« 
 gen ; to be reduced to a - condition , |l(t) 
 in elenben Umilaiiben 6rfinbeii. To bring 
 one-, (J-inen Ijerunterbringen, ()er(ibbrin» 
 gen. To keep iiny one -. e-jnen in llnter* 
 luiirfigfcit erijnireii. To run -, nf>nel)mtn, 
 fallen, fi* Ptrniinbern. Price* are getting 
 -, bie<preire fallen, fiiib iin <!Ibnef)nren. At 
 a -rate, iupl)lffi|. The lowest bidder, be* 
 rJJiinbeilj-Bierenbe. The lowest contractor, 
 ter -»iinbe(t:,^prbernbe. The lowest pricej 
 ber iiiebrigfte, narf)i7e ^prei*. 
 
 liu^v, adv. \. (pft in 3nfnnitnenff^iin« 
 
 gen) nieber, tief. 2. lupljlfeil. 3.( in 3uf.itii. 
 
 nienfctjiingcn > niebrig ; - bom, von gemei. 
 
 ner -ilbfuMfi. 4. i tjfrnb; as - down ns . . , 
 
 bi6 anf ... t)erab (ber 3eit mid)). 5. leiiV. 
 
 4. In the pait of the world which vras 
 
 firkt inhiibitpd. even an low down as 
 
 Abraham's lime . they wandered with 
 
 their (locks and herds. Lovke. 
 
 Low-born, niebrig, in ber Webrigfeit 
 gebpren. Siuk. --bred, in ber 9iiebrigfeit, 
 ld)lid)t aiiftrjogcn, gem;in. — browed, X 
 ticf l)ernbl)angenb. --built, fiein getnut 
 ;t. Weili'djeii). The --countries, f. pt. 
 bie giieberlaiite. --land, bie 'iWieberiing, 
 bn* 'JJKar!"d)lanb. --hung, tie fi)anginb. 
 -•ineu. «. pL o fiilidie lUlirfil. -pricedi 
 -.rated, grriiig gei'rt)ai)r, uu'hiicil, niebrig, 
 --spirited, uubergefd)iageu, niui^pf. 
 
534 Falp, far, fall, lat. ^U, met. Flno, ffn. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il. clSnd. Ti'ihe, tub. full, t/iin, Tfli*. 
 
 LOW 
 
 Low-spIrltednes». Me ??irBer(](>'rf)(a()<n> 
 Ijeit. — »unda>, [d)ri|ll. ivni.j auai'imoDoi 
 (jtniti. --though ted. ^ iiifDrig 6eiifen6. 
 --winet, t. pi. [2Uetliil£>.J £>« bci btr 
 erfltn Deilittntioii 6e« Sucferfii^f* zc. nb. 
 ItuifenBe ©iift. Edwardsi. 
 
 liow, ». o. t ernie&riflfii; ^eruiiuv 
 ft^eil (from ... to . ., UDll ... nuf). 
 
 liO^v, (angelf. hltowau) v. n. brudeii, 
 leucii (luie S-i^t, Dd^fen). 
 
 I'*»'*V, > - „• o <. or 
 
 Ijowe, io, ^ ' ' " 
 
 Low bell, a) «. bit 93oge(jagb niit 
 ^nrfedi uiiD 5'ii'flgl»rf«"- b^ »• "■ '"'t «'"« 
 gaiigfllorfe fct)eiirt>eii, rd)recfen. --be Her, 
 ©lifer , ber iiiit btr 5'i"9fl'i'<*'^ SBcigcI jngt. 
 
 IjO^v, ^ (oitn^'lt'- hlaw) eiiie ©id 
 
 IiU>ve, 16, \ bung iMeIrt Drt^iiameii, 
 J. ^. Bed-low, Lud-low. 
 
 liOwe, (rrf)ntt.) a flam*. 
 
 liO'^ver, lour, (.compar. u. Low) 
 adj. 1. niebrijjer, riefer. 2. uifer. 3. iViUcr, 
 neucr. 
 
 The lower hou»*, [©ng(.] \)Ai Wnttx-. 
 IjnuS iS^awi ber ©eiiieiiien). The - empire, 
 iai finfeiibe rouiird)e Sfeic^. The - part of 
 the belly, bfr Unttrleib. - transoms, s. pi. 
 [®d)iffl>.] bie £luerl>nlfen nm ©piegel. - 
 chair, rljeiimli cine 'ilrt £cl;uref|cl. 
 
 liO^ver, liVur, i>. o. 1. Ijerablflff^n, 
 nieberlnfieii , riiiiifl^eii (Segel loj t)iiiat); 
 iniien , l)iiial>rd)roreii (5'iffiT k.). 2. fiiiteii 
 (iiffeii; nieferr(i)liniien (bie '}liigeM 10. 3. er; 
 niebriijeii , beimitljigeii (OcmnubS ©tolj k.l 
 4. rerBiiiiberu , l;crnbrei)eii (^reife zc). 5. 
 (intiipfeii ; uerbumicii (iiiit Grivni). 
 4. To lower the price or value of goods, 
 or ihe rate of interest. Webster. 
 
 To lower one's head, (14 blirff'- 
 
 liOwer, 0. n. iibuel^nirn, t'ndeii; ini 
 ?Prei|"e fndeii, n6r(f)li)geii, l;eriiiiteri]el;en. 
 
 liOtver^ lou'iir, V. n. 1. triite, bitiw 
 (ci merceii, fic^ trfibeii (i>. 5piiiimei). 2. fiiu 
 fler, fnuer, uru-^graiii , grie^grainiict) aii$> 
 fefjcn. [biiiler niiife^eii. 
 
 To wear a lowering countenance, 
 
 liU^ver, I. 1. bieSililcni^eit, Siiiler! 
 nig. 2. ii<\i fiiiilere, grnnilid)e 91ii*rel)cn. 
 
 liUivering:, lour'ing, adj. biitler, 
 »ri"ii>e. 
 
 liOWerlng-l y , lour'ingle. adv. I. 
 ^ri'ifre, boiiffl. 2. luit fiii|Tfreiit Sjiicfe. 
 
 I.iO\veriiiostf l6'iirui(\st. adj. nie> 
 btigile, iiiiterile. - ade. am DJiebrigiTeii ; in 
 ben iintfrilen lf)fi(fn. 
 
 liO^rery, hmr'i. adj. tru6e, bilfler. 
 
 liUWest, 16'esr. (.tuperl. V. low) adj. 
 1. niebrigfle, tiefile. 2. i niebrigfte (^reiS). 
 
 liO^villg*, luuing, loiiig, t. ti<\i 
 SBriiden (brr i?ii()C). [n.iebrige (Stniib. 
 
 ftiuwliliood, 16'leiiuud, t. " ber 
 
 EiO^vlily, lolele, adv. I. bttliutljig. 
 t. (pniciii, frifd)en6. 
 
 lio^vliness, lolincs, «. 1. bie X>e> 
 mut(). 2. t i>ie dTiutbrigiing, giiebrigfeit. 
 
 Lowliness of foriuHe, bie grringcii 
 5Benii&geii«iiniftnMbe. 
 
 KiOYvIy, lo'le, adj. I. I niebrig, iiie. 
 bev. 2. i a) iiiebrig. b) leife. c> flein , ge. 
 tinge, d) beiiu'itf^ig. [Innber. 
 
 Luwiy lands, 9{ieberiitigen , SSJintid)-. 
 . EiO%%'lyy •«'»■ 1- i niebrig. 2. befcpeii 
 
 LUB 
 
 ben; bftiiiiffjig. 3. ? tiff. [funft fein.' 
 
 To be lowly born, UDH gemeiner iib-- 
 
 liOwu, luun, <. ber (^ant, S3engci, 
 SiiniV. Shak. 
 
 liO'tvnd , lomid , (L u n) (u. guci;. 
 .lugiD adj. fnihig vvv beni aijinbe gefidjert. 
 
 liOtvness, 16 nes, «. l.^^bieOtteongs 
 ftit. 2. t «) bie iJiiebrigfeit (ber (iJe&urt 10. 
 b) bie @eniriiil)eir (befi ©eiiled :c.). c; bie 
 9Jicbrigfeit ibei Q>tt)l6). d) bie Uiiteriuurfig: 
 feit (be6 ®eI)orfani6). e) bie !Berd>niiifrl)eu 
 (ber SSermiigeniiiiniTanbf). f) bie 3iubrig! 
 feit (ber lenu'erotur; ber ^reife). g) bie 
 liefe (einri XoiieS). 
 
 LoWness of voice, bie lei)"e ©timiiie. 
 - of Kpirit, bie 9iiebergerd)Jagtnl;fit. - of 
 obedience, ber uiucnuiirnge GJetjorfaiH. — 
 of zeal, ber geringe g-ifer. 
 
 liOtvse, (f(t)0(t.) to loos*. 
 
 Ijowt, I'. Lout. 
 
 IjMXUdrOIIlic, ioksodiom ik, (gr. 
 loxos 11. droinos> adj. ll'jrDbroiUirct). 
 
 liOXUdrUiniCS, loksodiOm Iks, t. 
 
 pi. [••Miiir.j bit Sojcobrumie, iCiiiijl in ic^iei'er 
 Einie jti I'egelii. 
 
 Ijoyal, local, (fr. laj. u. mt. lex) 
 adj. trcii (bent 9onbf£t)rrrii). —in the love, 
 treu inberSiebe. -topos«esxion. creiigerinnt' 
 gtgeti ben, ber Bie jtrone befilit. Shak. 
 
 I^Oy»lly, ioe alle. aiiv. treu. 
 
 Ijuyalist, loe ailat, t. ber Ireiii, 
 J^oMigiicl>gcfiiiiue. 
 
 liuyalty, ioealte, (fr. loyaute; «. 
 bie Jreiie (to ... gegeii). 
 
 JLuzel, l6':<el, t. ber Xaiigenid)t£, 
 ©d)liiigei, ©d)iitt. 
 
 JLuzeug-e, loz'xlnje, (fr. losange 
 V. gr. ioxoa II. gonia) *. 1. bie 9?fiate, 
 9{aiiteni'ierniig , ber 9{l;i)mtm«. 2. [iptrlb.] 
 bie 'Jfnnte. 3. [>»?eb.j bnd (i5rii|l=) KuA)el: 
 djeii. 4. [Surferb.] ein fleiiier iiudjcn udii 
 eingeniiK^ten 5ri"id)ten. [fi'rmig. 
 
 Ijozeug^ed, lox'zlnjd. adj. rduceii: 
 
 ljUZt;ngry« lozzenje, iLozengee; 
 adj. (iperlB.) riiureiifbrmtg nfgetljeilt. 
 
 liU) iod. f. Loo. [fjniitcr. 
 
 IjuhliMrd, iiibburd, *. t ber -^liren! 
 
 liubber, lubbur. (lu. liabi) 1. ber 
 birfe, faille Hrminiel, i£d)liiigel. [tengot. 
 
 Lubber'«-liole, ( ■'fl^^r. J bn6 (£Dlb«> 
 
 EiUbberly^ liib'biirle, adj. u. adv. 
 fnul, plnmp. 
 
 liUbriC, lu'brik. (Lu'brical) (Int. 
 Iiibiicus) adj. t •• ^^ fd)llipfrig. 2. 1 a) 
 fd)iuaiifenb, iiiibeilfiiibig. b; geil, rippig, uii: 
 
 Ijubricant, liibrekant, t. [^unjl! 
 
 auibr.i brt*. luiif |d)iiipfng iiiacf^t. 
 liubricate, lu'biekAie, ) 
 liUbricitute, lulnis netate.^ 
 
 fdjuipfrig niiid)rii. [mne fdjd'ipfrig iimd)t. 
 liuhuricatur, liVbrek^nir, «. tai, 
 
 IdUbricity, luliris'xet*. (fr. Inbricitef; 
 ». 1. t bie sSdjIiipfrigfeir. 2. i a) bie Unbe: 
 llniibigfeit , ber 2i3niifelnint() , UnbeilniiD. 
 L'KsTRANOE. b) bie (iiciiijiir. 
 
 liUbricouSf Ui'biekus, (L n'bri cl- 
 ou ») arf/. 1. f fcferiipfna. 2. 1 fc^mnnfeab, 
 unbeT^anbig. 
 
 liubriraction, lubrefak'shua, 
 (Lubri fica'iiou) (i<. Int. lubrlcua U. fa- 
 oioj t. bci «&d>iri))frifliiiad>eii. 
 
 LUC 
 
 liuce, luse, (fr. Lucie) t. ('iSitiieu 
 
 nnnie) 2ucie. 
 
 liuce, *. 1. (fr. lis) - Ob. flowem 
 deluce, bie Silie. 2. (Int. lucius) brr aiii> 
 gciund)rene Spcdft. 
 
 liUCeut, lii'sent, ((at. lucens) ad) 
 ? glaitjrnb, leudjteiib. Miltow. 
 
 EiUCeril, lilHern, (fr. luzerne; t. L. 
 [iSot.J bieSujenie, ber Suierner;, ©(^nerfciu 
 flee. 2. l3DuI.i ber iiioSfDiuitifdje 2u(f)i. 
 
 liUCid, lli'sid, (lar. lucidns) adj. 1. 
 
 ^f glanjeiib, lendjtcnb. 2. ^efl, fiar, biird»« 
 fid)tig (SJafJer). Miltom. 3. t ») finr, bent* 
 lid), b) ()f(l, lid)t. - intervals, l^elle 91ugeii» 
 biicfe, fjeRe 3i«ird)enraunie (eine6 'JJarreu). 
 
 liucidity, liisid'eii, *. f bfr ®iaiij. 
 
 liUcidlieSM, lu'&idnes, t. bit ^tUt, 
 itinrljtit, Dnrc^fi^figfeit. 
 
 I^ucirer, lu'»efer, (tat. 2B.) «. 1. 
 [•iB{i)tl).j Sncifcr. 2. [^Jlilron.] ber '•BiorQeiii 
 flern. 3. encifer, ber leiifel. 
 
 IjUCiferian, lu>eie'rean, a4). I. 
 teujlird). 2. ill ben 9im)(^ngeni Snciferfi oiy. 
 jii Siiiifer grl)iirig. - i. pi. (i?ir4>ciigef(^.J 
 bie 'Jlnljanger ber Setjre te6 Siicifer. 
 
 liUCifelrOUS, hiMt'leius, adj. I. f 
 
 2id)t gebenb. 2. i nuftldrtni), nufijeUenb, 
 erl;i'(leiib. [facio) adj. leud)teiib, 
 
 IjuciliC) lusif'fik, (u. Int. lux u. 
 
 IjUCif'orill, 111 sefdrni, (v. lat. lux 
 11. toriiia) adj. lic^camg. 
 
 Ijucky luk, {ijoU. luk, geluk; tan. 
 lykke ; fansfr. lakki ; Qilud) t. 1. ta^ (SlUCf. 
 2. bai llngernl)r, ber 3ufa(l. 
 
 Good luck; bad -, ill -; bai &[udi 
 Ungliicf. By -, uon iingefaljr. 
 
 frov. Luck for the tool*, and chanc* 
 for the ugly, je groper ber Oiarr, beili) gri)* 
 (ji'r bad (iMiict. 
 
 liUCkie, (I'djOft.) goody; gammer; 
 old graiidani. liUCUiu - dad, 
 IjUcUie - daddie , grandfather. 
 
 Ijuckily, liik kele, adv. ^iilll ^iiide, 
 gliufl;it)tni)ii|e. 
 
 liUCkilieSS, luk'kenes, t. 1. bi\i 
 ©Uirf; CiiliicfluDe. 2. bOo (J>Hut, ber gnnfligf 
 3itfnll (in biefcr ^ebeiimng ueiTtr luck). 
 
 Luckiness of an event, eill gUicfli^je^ 
 Greignifj. 
 
 JLuCkle.SS, luk'les. ad/ 1. iiiigli'icft 
 lid) (Spieler ic.j. 2. unguirflid) (nngiiicfiVlig, 
 niigiinilig). _ [gliicfiid) (giiiiilig). 
 
 liUcky, luk'ke. adj. 1. gliiiflicft. 2. 
 
 Lucky hit, ber fflUlcff fall. To be -, 
 ®li"i<f haben. 
 
 JLucrative, liikraiiv, dot. lucra- 
 tiviiii) adi. etiitraglic^ (geiviitiueid)). To be 
 — , SJiel eintragen. 
 
 Ijucre, lu kur, (fr. '33. 0. (at. lucrum) 
 t. (gi'ivMjnl. I) ber 0)eiuiiin. 
 
 Ijltcrireruus, lukrif'ferus. (». lat. 
 lucruMi II. terui iiDft; 
 
 liUCriflc, lukrif'fik, ((at. lucrum u 
 facio; ober : 
 
 Ijucrous, tu'krus, adj. t eiiitrng(i(t) 
 
 liUCtatiuil, lukli'thiin, (lat. lucta- 
 tio) *. t ber Itampf. 
 
 liUCtlial, liik'tkhual, (p. (at. luctua)> 
 
 liUCtuOUS, luk'tsliiius, 5 
 
 adj. t rraiirig, flagl:d). 
 
 liucubratc*, lu'kubrAte, Oat. lucii- 
 bro) V. It. bet £i(^t, bei >)tad)t arbeueii. 
 
The. far. falL fat. Mi. mkt. Fine. fin. N6. niive. n6r, sot. 6il rl5fi<l. Tflh«. tflb. fi\ll. i/iin, THIs. 535 
 
 LUC 
 
 liitcubrntion, lukubrl'diua, «. 1. 
 ti\t Slrbfitui bti 9i.irt)t, »ti £id)t, STii^jtrtm 
 fcirrii. 1. M( 5iii<fctnrt>fit. 
 
 IjnCubrAtOry, lukubrA'luri, ndj. 
 br 9irt>i I'frt'iiBt, <\t(d)tiebt\i. 
 
 lillCllleut, lu'kulent. (Int. lueiilen- 
 tuxi "<//. I. ? I)e(l, flnr cajniTw. Thom»ok. 
 2. i ritir, Ceiitlid), licbt. Hooker. 
 
 Ijiicyf lu'««, (fr. Lucie) <- Sucit. 
 
 liudibriuuM) lu<lib'ieui. (int. ludi- 
 lirio«ii»j adj. tl)&rid)r, liicl)erlid) ; fi^triJjaft, 
 tuiliii (ijuiidus) adj. 6roBig, ipnpljflft. 
 
 E<Uflillundf lu'debiind, (UU. ludi 
 
 liUflicrous, lu'deliru*, (Inf. ludicer; 
 u'lj. rpiiH()iift, poi'ilerlit^ , ^roflig. — adv. 
 Lu'dicroutly, fomif^) , fliif Cine fufliijt. 
 l>piTi<rii(lif *)irt. 
 
 ■jUtliCrOUSneaS, lu'dckrutneii, $. 
 tit >l>iMTifrlid)feit, i>i\6 porfifrlidje, burle*f«, 
 roiiiif(f)t St'iOi 6« 6urle«ff ^nrrtfttr (finer 
 ©jfiifi. 
 
 fjU(llflcation,luUiiikl'«hun,(p.l. 
 ludificor) «. I. tii{ 9S«rrpnt(uiij], 9ir(f(ri:i- 
 2. Mf lAiifitiiiii). 
 
 IjU<lilicatory, lud!f'fekitui j. adj 
 @pn§, I'eiii vilnpotc trribriit, tifdriib, utr: 
 fprttriit) ; tintritriib. 
 
 liiiKii, lu'en, I. Itr '$(mfAfan. 
 
 MjuSt., luf, (flptf). lofa)«. Meflfl((>ei^rtn&. 
 
 IjuIT, tie beiTere 6(1)rei6art fur Loof. 
 
 IdUgf lug, (anqeff. lyccaii, aluccan. 
 gcluggiun^ V. a. I. jerren, fd)ltppen, jtel)eii, 
 fd^lriirti. 2. beim Oljre jiipfeii, |trrrn. Shak. 
 
 Lo lug off. i»r{))it't)rn. To - out, v. n. 
 
 IjUIT, D' n. (i<ts fitlrppen. Dryden. 
 
 Ijttgy *. I. [3rf)fl)i)o(.] eine ^rt ©teiii. 
 button. 'I. (rdjptt.) iai Ot)r. 3. tat 3upfni 
 mil Chrc. 4. ' Me 9{iitljf (nl* ••JWiiB). 5. 
 ttivn# S(<)iufrf4, iat gefniflen pfrr fleji'ani 
 wrrrni |V(1. 6. ber JJiirf. (0()re jiipfeii. 
 
 To (•'*« ""y one a lug, (tjiien beiiii 
 
 liiilfSf«Ife,lug'gi<ije.*. I.tn«r(t)u,ert 
 0)fp.icf . Wenit^, trr irp|5, 6rt« OJerrfjIipp. 
 5. t rrr fvriiiii. 3. tat iWeiiegepnrf , <par= 
 fflflifrflut. 
 -%. Wlint do you mraa 
 
 To dore oil siirh luggage? Shak. 
 
 Ijug-^C^er, lug'giii . (fr. lougrt> t. 
 [«))i\ir. ! ^l•r i'iion«r (9lrt 5nljr(rufli. 
 
 Itnigtf**^ luggi- «. fine iUrr (Jrfcwurm. 
 
 I..ii|;:»«ail, iiig-ilf, ». (Wnr. ]r«t 
 ©tiirmr.fl I. IfjuLrin) nrf/. rmiiriii, fl.i,ili<(>. 
 
 l<ifl(riibri(»UK, lilsil'breu*, (int. lu- 
 
 liulie, ii'ike, t. Siifn*. 
 
 ■jiilieiiKitM, luke'iie*. )«. Me l?nui(|> 
 
 littiikeneasv ^ frit. 
 
 IiUke\V»rill, liike'wami, (Luke. 
 Leuke) iniijirlf. vlaco; (nil; Nin. lunken) 
 adj. I. ; (nil, iiiiiiicf), l.iiiiunnii. 7. f luii, 
 fltr'(f)iiulti(] , fnirftilllij). ~ adv. Luke'- 
 w.-. r III I y , lilll. 
 
 liUkt;\»'MrinueJ«ll,luke'wiriiine». 
 «. I. \ tie I'lUaofcit, I'lUilifljfeit. 2. i J>ie 
 CniiKiffit. t'liiil)'""- 
 
 IJull, lul, (tiill. luller; (jpfl. II. teiltrd) 
 Itiflfn; Int. lallo) o. a. I. \ iuiitw, eiiilMflfii, 
 timliiflen. 2. i einf<1)ln|tru, briniifriflrii. 
 1. Sueli sweeieoiiipiiUioii dolliiii niuiic'Iie, 
 To lull the dauglitcr* of necectiiy. 
 
 Milton. 
 
 To lull asleep, riuf((^lnfern. 
 
 LUM 
 
 liull, ». n. 0utl)&ren; [War.] fict U< 
 ijen (0. -IBinBe). [©ioeiif(t)>i|t. YoirMo. 
 
 IjiiII, j. ta< Cudriite, b\e beraiiftioeiiDe 
 
 Itfullaby, lul'labi, «. tin« <Ii}irtjeii> 
 lieti t(X %<t)\\\\ in ter ^ICieoc- Shak. 
 
 L u 1 1 a b y - 1 o n g , ber £u(li|e|nng. 
 
 Liuller, lulliir, t. g-mer, iter einliiflt, 
 jtmcer licbfoiet. [!){nu(l)inna einer S}Wt. 
 
 IjUiii* luin, (niigeli'. leoiua?^ «. ter 
 
 Ijuiiincliel) liiiu aiicl. / 
 
 l<UllinclieIltt, lumakaria, ji '' 
 [•WiiurnUj.J Cer OXiirrtjflinnrinor. 
 
 JLuinbag-iuous , iduibadjenus, 
 
 .«<<> jiini ijiitiiui'l) gel)&ri(j. 
 
 liUinbHjjU, liinibi go. (Int. lumbus) 
 »■ [-iXtt.] tns I'enDen-, :{)ritnuel), Ber Ijtfi 
 (ige £d)ni(ri, (ni 9iei^en in Den Senoen. 
 
 liUlllbar^ lumbar, (Luiu'bary, 
 Lumbal) adj. [ilnflt. J }U Bcii Ceti&eii ge^ 
 ^01 i>), I'eiiteit . . . 
 
 Eiuiiiberf lum'bur, (ueriuniiDt init 
 lump; niigelj'. leoiua) «. 1. tn< Qit-rumpcl, 
 Cer 'i'lunfier. 2. l<}?i)r(ntn.j Mii gerd}iiitteiie, 
 ijemijie :pplj, @tat>l^i>l^, i^iiicfgut. 3. iCerti.j 
 iAH Untjeil. I'EGOB. 
 
 Lu m tier -gar ret, — .r oo ni, (ie ^U\v\-- 
 vel >, ^pi'lterfnuinier. — - li o u « e , im ^iu\\> 
 >rri)nii5. --man, 6et StnHji'ljt;i»nMer. 
 
 fjuiiiber^ c a. 1. iiiiurDcniiict} )u> 
 iniuineiiiuerten , niifilnprlii, {iirninuicii|'(t;t(t)i 
 ten. 2. mit Qieriimpel, niit @tnl't)i>lj niiffih 
 leii leiiie Jlniiiiiier). [Bern, icDIiinfein. 
 
 Ijuiuberf ». n. fcfjiuiiiprrii, fd)ien> 
 
 IjUinbriC} liim'bnk, Un(. luuibricui; 
 t. i-Uh-D.j drr @'ingeivei6ni>iirni. 
 
 liUlllbrical y liimbiekal, adj. I. 
 [-jlnnt.j iviiriiiioniitg. ^urni... i.^u6U\)- 
 2. ^11 (en SeiiDcn gel^urig. - *■ M'r *^unn> 
 tniiefel. [a<(/. iwiinntorniig- 
 
 l4Uinbricirurill, liimbii* kelVtim, 
 
 liUlllilinry } lii iiienai^, dnt. lumi- 
 
 narej t. 1. t>n6 iiic^t, ttx leiKtttHOc Avorper. 
 
 2. i a) 6n« eid)t iCer "aiifflnrer). b; fie -iln; 
 
 jeige, t>Ai "JKerfninl. 
 
 I. Tlie (Mn are inferior luminaries. 
 
 WEBtTea. 2. a; Bacon Miid Newton 
 
 were diitiiiguisbed luminaries. 
 
 IjUlllinute, iii m^niie, (Int. lumiuo> 
 
 0. a. erl)CUen, crleiict^ien. — Lumi na'tiou, 
 t. lit ^rl^ediing, (n« Seudyteii. 
 
 Ijuiiiiiie, lu'mciie, 0. a. ■(■ (rlriid)' 
 ten (den S3cri1niiti). 
 
 IjUHliuirerOUS , liiminifferu*, 
 (Int. lumen u. fcro) adj. Iid}ter|riigfnB. 
 
 Ijiliniuuufl , lunieiius, (int. lumi- 
 nosii*; I'r. lumiiieux) adj. 1. f Irn(i)teii9. 
 2. frlfUi1)iet. 3. tjell, lidjt (^nrbc). 4. ± flnr, 
 li({)HH'(l. Ii(l)ti<frl>rrifriie. 
 
 To render luminous, rrlCU(t)ten. — 
 niHiter, (iJSl)!)!'.] 6fr eirfjtilrff. • 
 
 IjUiiiiiKtUiily, lu'iiisuusls, ndv. I. 
 leiiit)teiif. 2. i lid)tuoU. 
 
 LiuniiuouiiuegM, luminusnes, t. 
 
 1. Me >?e(le, i^inrfieiffc Der csiinni. 2. i tie 
 i\lnrt;ci(, Deiitnd^feit, Mi$ Sid^ri'Wle. 
 
 I.<liaiip, lump, (IV. clamp, clap; ^off. 
 klomp; tiiii., fttjiB. n. teiiiirt) Jtiump? t. 1. 
 ter fiiuinpe, Jlinmpen; en» enlrf, Srurfj 
 djen. 2. ber liiumprn (Me 'JKnffe iinortent. 
 lid> uiifereiiiniiter geworfener i>D. geniiitftter 
 Cinge). 
 
 la (lie lump, in Sauft^) u. ^Pflfn, im 
 
 LUN 
 
 [ SRiirtimel, im (9nn)en, nn(f> ber $«nb, C^inl 
 wVi ^llntere gcrc(f>net. Puickase in the -, 
 6er aSnnidjfnuf. Ail in a -, jurnininrn nn| 
 eiiiem 53rete {l)ejnl)len). By the -, in a -, 
 ungejnljlt, nngemogen, u&erl)nupt, im (Snnien. 
 
 liUinp, D. a. im 0)nn}eii, jnrnniinen 
 ntljmen, imninmrnrdjingen (^oileu jo. - 
 p. n. t (id) flninpenroeife nnfe^eu. (jyifd). 
 
 IjuinpeUf liinip'n, t. tin geivif[er 
 
 EiuiiipfiHli, lump'fisl^ «. ter £unip, 
 Cimipfirit), laedjnie. 
 
 IjUllipinif, lumping, ad;, e U. ) 
 plump, fttmer, grop, Diet. 
 
 IiUin]llsll, lumpish, adj. I. plump, 
 fitiuer, idjiueri'nllig. 2. t fitinfrig. Shak. — 
 ailo. Lum'pislily, plump, ictjiueriiiaig j 
 irtjuifrii]. 
 
 JLuilipisltueS«, lum'pjshnes. 4. 1. 
 Die ■^Juimpijeit, ©it>iueri'nliigfcif. 2. i Dit 
 ®<l)l.ifri«jfiit. 
 
 liUllip-MUffar, lump-shug'ur, «. 
 (i5).iiiDtl| Der S.'umpcniiicfer. 
 
 liUllipy, liimpa. adj. flumpii]. 
 
 IjUiia, iu na, (Int. 'lii.) t. ^ Dt:rO}ii>nD. 
 
 Luua cornea, inlifnurtd <iiiber, «»ii. 
 bennlj. Ure. 
 
 liunacy, lii'na»e, (V. luua) «. 1. Die 
 'JJfonDiuit)!. 2. Der iOaljiiiliin lini iUdjemen 
 nen). 3. t Die luflljeit. ImonDiVirt^ng |"ein. 
 
 To be troublrd, smitten with lunacy, 
 
 ■jUliar, lu'iiar, ({UU. Iuiiari>) a4J. 
 
 KiU^ary, lu nare,^ 1. Den >)iKunD De> 
 treifeiiD, 'BionD . . ., •JBJoiiO^ . . .. OX'unDen ... 
 2. monDiormig, monDnl)iiiut). 3. « Dem Q'ln* 
 jiuiTe Dri$ '<)}ioii6ed uiiteriuorfen. Bacon. 
 
 Lunar caustic, Der Jpi>(leii|leiii. - world, 
 Die 'SJelf nnter Dem "JWi'DiiDe. lDeii)i>l)iiet. 
 
 liliuariau, lunaican. M. Der *Wl>llD> 
 
 liUliary, lunare, (Int. luuaiia) «. 
 [iSoi.l Die r}}iunDuiDle, bai @ilDerl>lntt, Dec 
 -ffionDfnrn. (fidjeliiirmig. 
 
 Eiunated, lu'niiied, adj. i)niDmunD-, 
 
 liUIiatiC, lu'natik, (Int. Iiiiiaticus) 
 adj. 1. nu'iiDju^tig, I'erruitt. 2. (lir DJnrren, 
 >}}{oiiDriid)tige eiiigerict^tef. - iioute. Dn< 
 •Jinrreiiljnud. I9Jerni<fte. 
 
 I^uuatic, *. Der '3KoiiD|u(l)tifle, iJJnrr, 
 
 Ituiiatiuu, luiiA sliuu, dnt. lunatio> 
 4. Die ^0ronD£maiiDelung, Der 'ilJtunDfiiuec^rel, 
 Dai 2id)t. 
 
 IjUUCIi, luniih, ^ (tv. Ilwno;^ 
 
 liunelieuU) luasliuu.^ nrin. leuu- 
 cqa, loiigeiii) «. I. \o tici mail rtuf eiiiiual 
 l}iniiiuerr(^lii(fi'n fniin , Der 0)iuiiD;>t>il; Dntf 
 ^lurf, Der -J^nnfe (SBroD lo. i. eiue ieid)te. 
 ■Wrtljljeit , Die mnn iii>ird)fii Dem iyruljilucfe 
 iiuD Dem 'OBiitnatifni, v6. iiDcri)niipt por lD. 
 nnd) cini't regflm.iMigrn Wnijutii einiiimmt. 
 
 Liuiie, liine. (fr. "iti.) t. I. f enw* 
 5?nlDmi'nDf6rmige*, Der >>nlDmoiiD. i. f Die 
 'OlniufliiDliiiig , Der •Jliifnd i>i)ii -iJfi'iiDrucljr. 
 Shak. 3. (fr. lanierei nt Cfnic, Der iiif 
 men. - of a hawk, Die jjiilfriileiiie. 
 
 lilinetf III iiei.i.fv. luiieiie; *. l.(JJf» 
 
 Ijunette, JduiitjoDnul Die 2JriUe, 
 Der ipnlDuiiMiD. 2. tne i)jiDe, I'crfiiiite ^ufj 
 eii'en. .J. Dn« ®(f)fMifDer, ^liigeiileCer, 0« 
 9^llgrll^ecffl, Die iMiiijenflnppe. 
 
 liiiuet,<. Der ririne 0)h>uD,9?t'benini>|i». 
 
 IjUnif) liiiig, liWiitli. luiisei:) *. J., 
 [^nnt.J Die I'niige; pi dungs > Die I'uitge, - 
 Suiigeii. 2. (rljeui.) cm iS<t)reier; Der Cienct 
 
536 FA«»*. far. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. i\6, ni6vp. n6r. u'fit, 6il. rli^tid. Tiih«-. u'li. liJl iZ/in. Illis. 
 
 LUN 
 
 PipK of the lungi. bii &iif[rol)re. 
 
 Lung-grown, eiiie nni)i'iuiid)reiic Ciiiitjc 
 IjnbeiiB. --«ick, liiiigfn)ud)ttn. --wort. 
 [Sbot.) tai SitiiGeiitrniit; cow'« -, t>ne 2Dt>(l: 
 trnilt. _ [iilllfl'll'ft, f. Allonge. 
 
 liUiig'ef liinje, «. t)fr plo^liite €tog, 
 
 Iiitn^45df lungd. <iW;. Sini<ieu l;ii()rii( ; 
 ipie Siiiifleii. [ i Ijeiiiitiirfifil), bofiljiiir. 
 
 E<lUl|f(;OU8, liiii'juR, (fr. longer adj. 
 
 lilllll'iK) liin'jis. (fr. longis) i. tn 
 txa<\e Jvcrl, iriintier, €c()iv)eii(]iM. (fiirniig. 
 
 liUIliforin, lunet't^nn. adj. mont)> 
 
 XjUllisolHr, liiiieho'lar. (fr. luniso- 
 laire) adj. [ 91|lron- ] *TOoii6|oiinen . . . ; - 
 year, bn6 Woiie|oniicii)rtfjr; - cycle, Cer 
 9KonBH>micnjirrel 
 
 liunistice, llVneot's, (l>. tat. luna 
 u. «to) ^. Cif ^onefiroeiibe. 
 
 liUnt, lunt, (biin. lunte; fjcfl. lont) $. 
 [^Irtid.] tit Sunre, fcer Siiitfcilricf. 
 
 liltlltill, (r(l)Ptt.) smoking. 
 
 liiinulH, lunula, (r. M. luna) i, 
 loJfiMii.) ^fr fifine ()mbe ?Wone , M« fjnlfc; 
 nuMiDformiof S'fl'i'"- (moncforiiiin. 
 
 Eiunillatf^f lu'niilate. adj. [-£i>t.| 
 
 Eilipercal) lu'peikal. (int.) adj. 
 (rotit. Wrrrti.] }ii ^ell Siipcrfiilini. l<nn*fcitcii 
 flrhiiri(i- - •»• p'- t'f 'ipanffei'ie, Siiprrfnlien. 
 
 Eilipint^f lii'piii . ((nt Inpinus) t. 
 f3?vt.] Me ILnMrtlniljuf, tjeifltol)"*-, 
 
 l<upulin^lu'pulin, (u. lat. lupnlusi <. 
 I. [livr.] ^ie iprpfeiiliijfrne , fccr flelbe 2i3iei 
 fciiflof. "2. ^er feiiif gelbe ^opfeiiilaiib. Ives. 
 
 liiircli, hirfsli, (m. Here) *. I. [-Wnr.) 
 tn6 plDtjlict)e 9?onfii, <Sd)im<\trn (t'mti S^jif. 
 fe«). 2. ter 9Jinrfdj (im ©piele). 
 
 To leave in the lurch, iill ®ti<f)e, in 
 2?erle<i(nheit (nfffti. To save the -. fceii 
 g??nffd) l'frhin^fr^. To win the -, Wntfd) 
 nindifit. To lie upon tlie-.fliif ftcrCrtiier feiii. 
 
 liiircli, V. n. I. [»Wnr. ) pi&^(td) ntit 
 fine Sftte iibi-rfjeflen. 2. «)}fnffd) innrf)fii (iin 
 (gpifl). 3. <bpf[tr lui*) niif 6er 2auer jleljen. 
 4. .'Rntfe (iff>r<iii<f)(n. 
 
 liiirclif V a. 1. t f)inttr(\tf)en , tiiti> 
 f(t>en (eiiie ^nvnrrtinq so. 2. beinniifcii, 
 ntnuiVn. .1. &infn -Wntfrt) nin(?>en. 4. diit. 
 lurco) t i'frfd)liii(ifn. Bacoh. 
 
 He lurched .ill nwords o'er the garland. 
 er (ifTrnnn mit Ieid)ter Wi'ilje nflen <B(i}mtv- 
 tern ^en Sriiiij nb. Shak. To be lurched, 
 TOntfrt) »vfr^en. 
 
 litirclier, I'lrtsh'ur. «. I. her 9au: 
 rer, ©tr-.iiidjMri?. 1. ber ®pi'irf)iinb. 3. dnt. 
 lurco) -j- brr Srefffr. [terljiilt. 
 
 I.iiirpliiiig', li'irt«h'!ng. *. her >?iM! 
 
 l.<lir<iail, Inr'dan. ^ «f/;. -I" ^||lnll^, 
 
 Ijiirdy, l.'ir'rlc. S rd)mfrjiifli(i. 
 
 Ijiirilan,*. f ^rr i oipcl , ^(riiitrrtrfter. 
 
 liiire, liii.-. (fr. l«-urr«i*. i. IJynifn.) 
 
 bflf 55f^lT|"picl, Kr 9?i^rlo6, 23iTlnu (iiin fiiicii 
 
 JJnlfen jiinicf jiili'tfiu) ; 'Drtljrr) 'i. t Pcrivo&er, 
 
 tie Srtfiiufl, fer Sfeij. (sTea. 
 
 2. The I n re» of hrauty or of gain. Weii- 
 
 Iiiir<*, V. n. 6eii 'S.ilfrii nnliicfen, Iiiherii. 
 
 Rtum, V. a. 1. tii&eru (eiiien Jalfen). 
 I. f fiSpern, niilO(ffn, reijen. 
 
 liUrid, lu'rid, (lar. luridn*. m. lluD 
 m^f. ? I. fcuiler, ftnfter. '2. (A)mati(\clb. 
 
 liUrkf lurk, OV. Ilert.iaii; tiin. lurer; 
 Mm. lura; ^od. loereu> r. m. 1. Ifluerii, 
 
 niif ber S.iiier ricf^en. 7. f ti. ? (rttiern, \a\u 
 
 fiDfii (i)trtle(fr liegen ). 3. fid> nidjt feijeu 
 
 Ob. blirffii iiiffen. 
 
 2. See that no selfish motive liirka in 
 
 the heart. Webster. 3. The defendant 
 
 lurks and wanders about In Berks. 
 
 Bl.ACKSTONE. 
 
 liiirker, lur'kur. «. ter £<iiircr, 
 
 Strniu1)fifl>; (iuur. bet fid) iiid>t fpijfn I.ipt. 
 
 I^urking:, liir'k'ng, t. t)ii« eniicru. 
 
 - aiij- Irtucriie. - rock, bie bliuBe itllppe. 
 L u r k i n g - h I e, - -p 1 a e e , Pf V ®d)llipf • 
 
 minfel, ^rc\led. [ [Weogr.] bie Sniii'ii). 
 
 I.iU.satia, lusi'aliea, (fr. Lusace) «. 
 
 liUSCiUUS, luKh'us. C' L u s h' i o u Kj 
 adj. 1. ijDerfiip, odi" flip- 2. ? foitlid), u'lp. 
 Dryden. 3. i a) lutterlid) nig ii£d)nieid)e= 
 lei JO. b) luoniiiglid), reijenb. c) f fd)mu= 
 $i(1, tin|lati)ii]. 
 2. And raisjn.s Keep their luscious na- 
 tive Uste. Drvden. 
 
 I/iiSCiuiiKly , lush'utle, ado, I. 
 lioeruijj 2. iintliUhii). 
 
 IjllSCiOllSlieSS, liish'usnls, t. bit 
 iibcruiapuif, nlliuflropi,' iSi'iplgfeir ob. ©iige. 
 
 Ijuserii, lu'sern, <. Der Sud)d. 
 
 liuseriie, «. f^pt. ) PerSdjiiecfeiiflec. 
 
 liiisli, iiUh. ailj- t I'lftig; mm ©ofte 
 llroi^rnr, uodfnftig, lippig; von biniflcr, ilar: 
 fer Jnrbc. Shak. 
 
 Ijll.Hk, lusk, (fr. laehe) adj. f trage. 
 
 - s. fer gaiilenjer. - v. n. fiuileiijeii. 
 Ijiiskisli, lus'kish, adj. }uiii ^allien: 
 
 jcn neneinr, etiuiifi troije. —ade. Lusk'ish- 
 I y, trnge. — Lusk'ishness, t. « tiie Ztaq: 
 l)cit, bcr .^iiiifi jiir l;rafl()eit. 
 
 liusurious, liiso'ieus, ((nt. luso- 
 riu.M ndj. t i.imiSpiele Tiblid). 2. f iirjiuetlijj. 
 
 Lusorious lots, ^rtfarbi'piele. 
 
 ■.<u8<>ry, lu'siire, adj. 1. ini ©piele 
 
 ge6rniid)(id). 2. a) furiiueilii], liiflig. b) fpiei 
 
 leiib. c> ©id)cin,*« -skirmishes, iSd)etn> 
 
 fnmpfe. 
 
 2. b) Lusorjr methods of instructing 
 
 children. Watts. 
 
 liiist, lust, (nngelf. lust) «. I. (of) Die 
 Siifl (jiu, bi\6 95erMiij)en iwad)). 2. f b<\6 
 95cr,inilgi-n, ajcrlniiflcii. 3. II bie 2u\1, a33ol. 
 Iiill. 4. t bie ®eiil)cit, lleppijjfeit (eiiier 
 ^(Iniije). Bacon. 
 
 Lust of gain, bie ®eiuinnfllfl. To satis- 
 fy one's — upon — feinen *3J?utl; fiiljlen 
 nn . . . To have a -, [<J)Iiir.] nuf b<\6 ©teller 
 lilflorn (u. ©djiffen). 
 
 L u s t - s t a i 11 e d, ? roofJuflbefffrft. Shak. 
 --wort, [iSot.) ber ©oniientljiui. 
 
 J.illNt, (nngrlf. lustan; \p[l. lustcn ; 
 rd)iu. lyta; ban. lyster) v. n. I. (after) 111: 
 fleii, flpliiilen inad)). 2. |l (after) (peifdjlid)) 
 t>riirl)ren (eiii ^eib). 3. lilften, gelt"i|len, 
 I'tnl hnben. 
 
 IjUMtrul, lust'fSl, adj. I. ivpflfiilig. 
 2. jiir ^lijotliifl nureijcnb. 3. jlnrf, frafng, 
 I'lppig, frnfriiofl. 
 
 Kiiidtrullyy lust'fulli, adv. roofluilici, 
 fltil. [®eilf)eir, J?il|ltrMl;eit. 
 
 I^IIStrulneSS, lust'fulnes, (. bie 
 
 IjUStikOod, lus'tehud, (Lust'i- 
 head) «. « bie Seben^frnft. Spenser. 
 
 liustily, lijs'tele, ada. riltlig, luntfer, 
 frafrig, frifd), weiblirf). [feit, ©r.irfe, itrnft. 
 
 liUatiness, lus'tinls, «. bie 9iu|1ig> 
 
 LUX 
 
 I^URting-, h'is'i?,ig. ,. bie l!tifl, ba« 
 Ijefrige aScrlnngcii iind) iiiiiuid)i'tn ®eniig. 
 
 lillKtIeSM, lust'les. ndj. 1. pinie a33rf< 
 mil. 2. iTiiftUi*. 3. - uerfroffni. Spenser. 
 
 Tja.«tral, lus'tral. ant. Instialis) adj. 
 \\[t 9?riniqinig geljorig, JfeiiiigiingS.. . 
 
 TillKtrute, lu.'i'tiate, (IiU. lustro) v. 
 a. 1. reiiiiiieii. 2. bi'fid)rigf'ii. 
 
 liimtratioil, lustra'shun. «. I. M( 
 'JJeiiiigiing. 2. fJJirertI;. ] ba& 9{einigiiiig5. 
 opfer. 
 
 lillStre, lus'tur. } (Int. lustrum; fr. 
 
 EdU.Ster, ^ lustre) *. I. bet 
 
 0)laiij (ber ©onnc; einefi ©ti'ffe*). 2. i tet 
 ®lan}, 9Ju()m. 3. ber Kioiileiic^ter. 4. (lat. 
 lustrum)[r'6m.(5ji'fd).l biu' 5'i"f)>il)r,2iiilriim. 
 
 liUStrical, liistiekal, adj. ^iir 9icii 
 itigiiiig gi'hii'rig. 
 
 liiistring- ) lus'tring, (o Lu te- 
 st ring) (fr. lustrine)*. [3iib|1r.] bcr(Slaiii« 
 irtffet. [fd)iiiimerub. 
 
 Iilt.<itrOUS, liis'trtis, adj. gliiii^cilb, 
 
 liUKtruill, lus'lrum, (lilt. ^.) 4. 
 
 (rom. ®erd).J buij Smlriim (= 3 o>if;re). 
 
 Iduaty^ liis'te, d'. lust) adj. i. - frifd), 
 
 llnrf, berb, ruilig. 2. iliimmig, berb. 3. berb, 
 
 tiid)tig. 4. « nugenel)m; fd)iiii; tro^ig. 5, 
 
 gcil, luptluftig. 6. l[ fdjiuanger. 
 
 3. A lusty draught. Tatler. 
 
 liutanist, luiauLt, (u. lute) i. ber 
 Saittener, Saiiteiifd)lnger, Saiiteiifpieler, £au< 
 teiiiih 
 
 liUtariOUS, lijia'rei'is, ((lit. luta- 
 rius) adj. I. itiui Ko(i)e gei)ijrig, im £otl)< 
 lebcnb. 2. fotl)farbig. 
 
 liutatiun, Uid'shun. (fr. SS3.) « 
 [6l)eni.l bii4 SBerfitrcii, bie QScrfittiiiig. 
 
 liUte, lute, (fr. luth; Can. lut; ita(. 
 liuto; fp. laud; IjoU- Inii; fd))U. luta; ru|T. 
 liotnia; Int. laudo?) s. bie 2aitte. 
 
 To play upon the lute, bie Saute j'c^lai 
 gen, fpielen. 
 
 Lute-case, ber Sautenf nflen. --ma- 
 ker, bcr 2niitcnmn(t>er. --player, bet 
 2niitenfd)lnger. --string, bie Sniireiifnite. 
 
 liute, Iiite, ^(l. lutuni)« [(Fl)em.] 
 
 liutiui^, lii iing.5 ber ^itt. 
 
 IjutCy V. a. [(Fl)('ni.] verCitten, (iitiren. 
 
 lillteuist, lu'ienist, 
 
 Ijitter, 
 
 liUtlierau, lulA'eran, adj. [£ir« 
 
 (t)cug.l liitljc-rifrf). 
 
 liutlieraiif t itt Snti^ernner. 
 
 liutlieraiiisfii , lut/reiauum, 
 (Lut h' erisni ) «. ber i!iul;frnni^ni, tai 
 Sutl)ertl;iMn , bie liirl)t'rird)e ©iniibeii^ltljre. 
 
 liutliern, uW/rem, «. [jlrd>it.J bai 
 X)nd)feii|1rr, Snppfcii|lcr. 
 
 liutulent, III tshiiilnt, (Int. lutu> 
 lentus) ndi. fd)iniimiig, fi>tl)ig, tnibe. 
 
 IjUX, luks, ( (hu. luxo) V. a. 
 
 liuxate, luks'Aic.^ i>erreiifcii (ein 
 ®lieb). 
 
 liuxation, luksa'shun, (jr. S0.) «. 
 I. (bnfi 95i'rrcnfen) bie 25crreiifuiig. 2. (bn* 
 aSerrciifte) bie ajerreiifiiiig. 
 
 liiixe. Inks, (fr. 'Si). 0. (nt. hixus) «. 
 t bcr ^nid)iniifiunnb, SiiriiS, bie llcppigfeit. 
 
 TjUXUriance, liig/u'rean»e, > 
 
 KiUKuriancy, lu^iu tiauU, ^ 
 luxurians) «. 1. bie tUppiafett (ber QefU 
 
 list, lu'ienist.) ^ „ ^ 
 •, lu tur, > 
 
 t, lu'tisl, ) 
 
F.\te. far. (all. fat. Me. met. FJne, fin. N6. move. n6r. j{6f. 6il. c]6iU. TiU.e. tul). full. t7,\n. THis. 537 
 
 LUX 
 
 fi(r<iiu*nmii(f)«>. 1. (fffjir.] bet ittxma^iqt 
 
 liUXUriantf lugzii'reant, adj. I. 
 
 urv'O. d"' (a3fl<t)«tl)inu). 2. ± ubfrrfid) 
 
 (>:j3liaiitnneic.); ilbtrgrog, uberuod. 3. C^pt.] 
 
 ippifl, (jfil (93iiin«). [ W«ftinM)cu. 
 
 Luxuriant health, tin Ur(<erilin§ VOlt 
 
 Eiuxuriantly, lu^idreantU. adv. 
 
 «(>pt<i; rfirf)ii(1)- [* tie IkjjpKjfeit. 
 
 liUxtiriantneKfl, lagzii'reaiunes, 
 
 liuxuriate, lugniieAte, (int. lu- 
 
 «urior) r. n. I luiidjfrii, <)fil, iippuj W)nd)ffn. 
 
 8. t (in) ri&fi-Hie0cii (.ill). 3. t tippi«l l<"< 
 
 (B. Wfiifdjem. (Dor i"ippi.if, gtile 2£iid)«. 
 
 IjUKuriHtioa., irigzui^i'itliuii, «■ 
 
 IjUXUriOUHf llig/ii ril'm. ilat. lu- 
 ■urio«u*> adi. I. fippig, R'l'Huflt<|. 2. ; II. t 
 uppitj, r(t)iuflflrriri1). 3. tiiit Sii):ii«.mifein 
 vnittjfw ot>. f>e\tt}t. uvviq (InVf) :c.). 4. t 
 fl(>frrd)u<iin(ili(f)- 5. uppifl, flfil (ijiid)«i. 
 
 Eiuxurioualyf iiigiUf*u»le, adv. 
 1. iji'pifl. 2. t!iir(f)"ll5i'lliiil pt. >}lti6r<t)ii>rinm(5. 
 
 liuxiiriousnesM , lugxti'i^ukneH. 
 «. bit Utppi(if<ir. |')Kf!lf0. TEMPtE. 
 
 Eiuxiirist, iug'zuriit, : eer t'lpptgc 
 
 IjUXury^ luiiKhdrt. (I. loxurin) 4. 
 
 1. tit lUppiiifi'tt, ©(ftiudflfrei , Dtt fiiipu*, 
 
 ^rncfitiiufiurtiiJ). 2. B)eireii):u6artiftl, I'drfer; 
 
 bififii, ^i^ eerfettt. b) tfr eii)ru«i, ^7J?o»ti 
 
 i«n.i«ii > illrtiffl. 3. irqtuD ttn>M btn ©ill- 
 
 ntn €(f)mf i(^eliibe«, 'Jlii<iciifl)iiu* ; bet £ii):u«, 
 
 Utbrrflue. *■ t bif ^'i^'llni'f . ty? ilhcit , Ufp> 
 
 piqttit. 5. t fie Ueppiflfrit (Did 2Uud>|ir6). 
 
 6. T fie ^I'diift <fn« SStroiiu.ieiu. 
 
 2. a) The canvas-bacli duck is a luxury 
 
 for an epicure. We«»TER. 3. He cut 
 
 the nirfe ol a rock for a garden, and 
 
 by laying on it earlli, furnitlied a kind 
 
 of luxury for iin lirniiit Adduom. 
 
 Eiy, lA, (fliigrir. lie, beiiifcft lid), IjoH. 
 lyk, tnii. lige, i'rf)iu lik) eiiie eiiffilOe 
 ton eifleni(^aff« < u. llt)i|lniiMiu6rteTii. 
 
 liy, f. Lie. Iirgrii. 
 
 IjyMiil, ll'aui, (Leam, Lyme), t. 
 i\t I'riiie, frr Sfitriciiten (fur 5?uii*e). 
 
 Ijynrt, (|i1)i'tc.) grey. 
 
 liycaiitlirupy , likan'iArApi. (gr. 
 lykanthropia) «. [-.Wftt.j Die 2Dolf«l'll(l)f, 
 bet ^I'lffll'dllllfilUI. --Lycan'thropUt, 
 «. ('Wt^.l ber <a3i>ltemii(jiiriid)tifle, SBi'lfe. 
 ronf)ii(iiiiii(]e. 
 
 E<yceuni, llh^'um. (gr. lykeon) «. 
 lat I'pcfiiin, t\t Cfytt', Wfle()rtenfrt)u!e. 
 
 Ijyttrwrd, lidlSrd, (0. Lydford 
 In T>iV' lllljirej ; Prov. Fimt hang and draw, 
 then liear the cause by - law, er|l (Jtl)illl<lfll, 
 bniin I'fthorr. llijbii'd). 2. [-roiir.] infu'd) 
 
 IjycllMII, lid'ean, (u. Lydia) adj. 1. 
 
 I. y d i a n stone, J>rr l!icfcl|'d)irfiT. [Lie. 
 
 liye, l!. (niiiifir. '•»•') «• fie gnuge. f. 
 
 liye, «. fie Cuge. f. Lie. 
 
 Ijyer, ll'iir. ». ber, bie Sirgenbe. A- 
 la, Me 'ii3i''rt)ncriiin , ilmbbftti'min. 
 
 Eiylng', liing, t. 1. D(t6 Sugrn. 2. 
 bai Siegeii. - In, fi* a3od)cnUett. — adj. 
 - In, tin fiiiibbette liigciib. 
 
 Xiylng'lyf li ingle, ndv. irigrnf)iifr. 
 
 liy 111, lini, (V. leant) 4. fer Sd)iu(iO= 
 ^unb, 23liitl)iinb. Shak. (S»ninit. 
 
 liyninitKf iim'nii, «. [Tintiirg.] ber 
 
 l/yilipll, linif. (I. lynipha) «. l^UiU.] 
 
 I C9iiip>)e.- t>a6 9lucivfl|T(c. 
 
 MAB 
 
 liyinpliate, ifm'fite. > adj. ta> 
 liyiltpltated) limfated,^ I'cnb, 
 nniliiitlniiig. 
 
 liyinpliatiCf limfat'ik, adj. 1. 
 
 15lii(it.J li)mpt)iitird) , 2BnfTer..., S5lutwiif: 
 fcr 2. luniiniliinig, ti'd, uerrueft. 
 
 liyinpliatic , «■ I. (>UiMr.] t)i\6 
 3)iiirii'iiff<Tgn'ii&. 2. ■}■ bcr Sjnljnfmnige. 
 
 liyiiiplieduct , I'mf diikt , dat. 
 lyinpiia u. diictnx) t. ['ilmit J bie !8lutivaf> 
 lerri'firc, bii6 23liirn)n(|crgefrtB. 
 
 liympliog-rapliy, liining'grari. 
 (lat. hnipiia 11. gr. graphu) $. tie 25e|'d)rei: 
 bung bcr 'lMiitiv.if[irgft<iffe. 
 
 Ijyiiceaii, linsean. } (v. gr. lygx) 
 
 I.<yilC«0(l«, liu'K^uii,) n^/. Ill06> 
 
 nrtig; Hid)6nii«iig. 
 
 Eiyiix, liiigks, «. ber &n(f)«. 
 E<yonK, il lini. t. ((sjfogr.) Spon. 
 
 |jyrat<5, iJraie. ( adj. [^ot:] 
 
 IjyrattMl, li lAted.^ liierf&rniig. 
 I^yrc^, lire, igr. lyra) i. I. (Sdrertl).] 
 ^ic £i)tii (feieri. 2. (?l(tron.J tit Ceter. 
 Iiyric, lir'rik, i ,. , -^ 
 
 m I ■ .5 , '. «. < M/- ll)tl|(t>. 
 
 Ijyrical, ln'rekal. ) ^' ' '^ 
 
 Kiyric, *• ber Confer. (P)ebi(t)t. 
 
 liyriciHiti) lirreaizm, i. bn? li)rir<^e 
 liyriflt) ll list, «. ber S3rirrr, Si)r>i> 
 
 ipirlcr. PofE. ((= 53.) yard»). 
 
 EiyK, lis. t. ein ((^inrru'dje? &iingenni>i@ 
 ■jyteriaOf lii^rean, (gr. lyterios) 
 
 adj.\,-»itb.\ li)trrirrt)(eiiie^riinfl)eitenfigfnb). 
 iiytlirode, I'l/ir^de, t. l^lRincralg.) 
 
 Id., eiiie "ilrt (Jettilein. 
 
 M. 
 
 m , em, (TOiftnut] «. I. b<i« W, m. 2. 
 in 'ilbf urjilligeil : M., Marcus, Muriiux. 
 Maiilius, Mutius, Member, Maiqui* ; M. A. 
 Ob. A. M. , Arliuui Magisier, master of 
 arts, 'Wngiiler; M. B., Mcdicliiae Baccn- 
 laureus, bachelor of i'liysic, ^lUcnlillireni 
 ber ■}Irjeiieiii'iffnitd)iiit; M. D. , Medicinae 
 Doctor, doctor of medicine, ©of tor ber 
 •.'lrjfiieiii'iiT'""l>'lff> A. M. , Anno Muiidi, 
 the year ol the woild, iiii ^'iljre berSJelt; 
 Mr., Master; Magister; <^irr; ^Ti.igiiler ; 
 Mrs., Mistress; Magiktra; Jrnil, WilDnnif ; 
 "OTngitlerinil ; M. P.. Member of Pailiainent, 
 •!J5iiriaiiicnr8tnitgIieb ; M.S. , uiannscripi, 
 >p.inbfrt)ritt; M.SS., 5p.iiibr(trifren , "OTiinU' 
 ifripre. On oilroii. IntVln tleljt M. fur meri- 
 dian . meridional ob. mid-day ; rtlif ineb. 
 iffjipteii |1il)t e« fur maniple, fiiit J^iinbi'rd 
 irrr fur uiisce. mix, llll|'d)f Cbit mixlnra. 
 mixture, -Mrijrriir. On ben cngl. 'Jlrjciifiberci! 
 tiinijflil)rrn brbriirct M. menxtna. by mea 
 sure. On ber 9{ed)ri-|pr. ifl M ein -iir.iiib^ 
 ni>il , biii eiiieni bei lobtfd)!iig6 Ueberiwieie: 
 nen iinb jiir 3{ed)r6wi'l)lr(jnt ber filcrifet 3"= 
 gfliiffmcn iiiifgebriitft luirb. 
 
 IMa, (i'd)vtt.) mamma. 
 
 ^laain, o fiatt Madam. 
 
 iflab, mab, (IV. niab) i. I. [iirrf. 
 -5)rt)rl).) bie JJeeuf&niginu, "TOnb. 2. bif 
 @d)Uimpe. 
 
 ^ab, V. w. frf)IiMnpig eiii^crgeljfn. 
 Mab bed tip. fd)liinipig gefliiber. 
 
 enabled, mabld. adj. mir gri'beni, 
 iiA(|).aiTiacm JiopfpuQ pcrfrljeui f. Mo bie. 
 
 MAC 
 
 IffaCf mak. in <5-i(ieiinnmen f<f)i^tt\fd>ev 
 iiitb iri|'d)en llrfpniiuii- bebeutft iSiMiu. Mac- 
 William, ayilljilni^ Spljn; Mac-Cor- 
 mick. 6t>rmi(f« iSolni; f. Maid. 
 
 Ifffacadaillize, makad'amtze. (p. 
 beni (Irfinbir Mac-.'\dam> ». a. uiariibnnit< 
 (ireii, nnd) '3Koc = aibninV 9lrt pffnilerii, (^nuf» 
 fircn ('lUcge). 
 
 IMfacaroni, makaro'ni. (it. mae 
 eheroni ) «. I. -Wiifdroni , itnlienird)e 9?pfl» 
 nubeln. 2. eine 9lrr 5?iiu#iuurfl, %ur; (b*« 
 fjer) ber ©tuner, Wetf. 
 
 macaronic f makaron'ik, adj. I. 
 eitel, iiiibebeiirenb, tiffeftirt. 2. [^oef.] ma* 
 fnriMiiid) (9Jcrfr). 
 
 macaronic, « l. bai ®tineiigre(. 
 2. bie niafnri'nifrt>f Cid)ruiigfnrt. 
 
 macaroon, makaruun', (it. mne< 
 carone) j. I. ber 'J>eiigcl. 2. bn5 jtdubett 
 
 Tvnifd). 3. (fr. matMiwi) Die iWrtfarpne. 4. 
 
 ber ©tu^er. 
 
 maca^v, niakiw'.^ *. [Ornitf).] bet 
 macao, maki A, J 97ti\t<\o (?lrt 
 
 ^^iip.igei). (bie $5nrf)erprtlnie. 
 
 M a c a w t r e e . [ T)i>t. ) bcr -Wild iibnum, 
 maCCab«e«, makkabeAx, t. pi. || 
 
 bie -)K.iffiib.irr. 
 maccfiboy, mak'k&bSi, «. ber 'JJiat 
 
 fubn I'Jlrt ©d>niipffiib(if) 
 
 maC«, niAoe. lit. niazza; fr. masse) 
 
 *. I. bie Afiile. 2. bii* ©jepter, ber ©tnb 
 
 (ber obrigfeitlid)eu <J>tr|oiieii UDrgetrngeii 
 
 luirb). 
 
 Mace-bearer, ber ©jeptfrtrnger, ^e< 
 
 bed. -- reed, [Ibot.J bie *Kof)r., leid)., 
 
 >JB.ifTrrfplbe. (buite, 
 
 mace, (lat. mneis) «. bit Wiuttatta* 
 M a c e ' a I e , biif iifnifirjte iSier. " '■* 
 
 macedoilia , masedo'n^a , V 
 
 ((Mepgr.J Wnjebpiiien. — Macedo'nian, 
 
 #. ber ^OTrtjrboiiier. 
 
 macerate, mas'serAte, ((. niacero) 
 
 r. a. I. (ibjrfjrcn, niienifrgiln, entfrnften. 
 
 2. fiiileien, flbti>bten, freiijigeu (l>en ^6rper). 
 
 3. i gii>\l(ii, pingrn. 4. einmric^cn, einbrijen, 
 a'eid)in Infirn. 
 
 2. Onl of excessive xeal they macerate 
 their bodies and impair their health. 
 
 FiDDES. 
 
 To macernie oneS self, fid) nbfjnruim. 
 
 maceration, masseiaKhun, 4. I. 
 bie ■Jlbjdjrimn, 'iluiMnergfluiig, &iitfrnftHli(j. 
 2. bie ftiiflctuiig, Jvrrnjigiiiig, SIbiil'btuniJ 
 (bt6 'Slei)<l)ei>. 3. bi\6 (i'iniuei(f)eii, bie (fim 
 n)i'id)nng. ^ftei.iiing. ^ [Wet^elu. 
 
 maclielin, makelin, *. [(iJepgr.J 
 
 maciiiaveiian , makeavi'lAin , 
 (l>. Mathiavel* .ut/. niiid>tiU'i'dlfd). — «. bef 
 0)iartii.u'fdifl. 
 
 macUiavel ism , mak'keav jl'zm, 
 I bcr "JJuiiDiiU'illifin, bie uiad)iauef!ir(^t 
 StniU^fliiill)iMr. 
 
 machicolation, maklkolA'shfin, 
 (fr. meciie ii. cottier) t «\ui aireii ^urgett; 
 bi\6 i>inunrtrnirOeii l)fieru ^HJnjTcr^ zc. nuf 
 bie 5}ela!ifrfr ppii btn ®d)icerd)rtrten Ijernb ; 
 pb. bie ©d)lfOrd)nrrfn jVibit. Cyc. 
 
 machinal, makkinal, (ft.) ai}. 
 tnard)itifiiinnPig, iniifcbitifiiiirrig. 
 
 machinate , mak'kAnAte , (lat 
 machiiior) v. a. aiiirrrrlti , niifpiitiMaf M» 
 (lifteu. - ». n. ^{nnfe fcftniiebta. 
 
53S The, far, fall, fat. ^U. met. Fine. fin. No. move. n6r, got. oil. cloi'id. Tube, tiib, frill, t/iin, Tllis. 
 
 MAC 
 
 miacllinntiftn, makkeiia'shrni. (fr. 
 2D.) I. tier iithrinu' 5liird)liig , l?tiii|tflriff, 
 Unirrifb, ^ie Suiiife, ■31ii|1ifriiii(i. 
 
 in[»cliin»<or, mak'Uenatur, *. ^et 
 9tnflifter, 9?.iiiff|M)iiiteD. 
 
 Mncliine, masiieeii', (fr. 533. v. flr. 
 mecliane) J. i. tie 'Wrti"d)ine (6a* ltim(l(]e: 
 trifbe, irietiucrf , KiiiifliiiTufl). 2. i Me 
 Wnfd)ine; ber^im|lnriff,9ln|\1)ln!l. 3. [^oc\.] 
 bie '0)fiifcl)iMe (G-iiitTil)niiig libiTii.uuriirijer 
 SajeiVii). Pope. 4. ({ tie 2iin6riiri"d)e. 
 
 jflaclliliery, inaslieeneic, *. 1. Me 
 gKnfd)iiierit. 2. [ipoef.J Me «)Kai"d)iiie; f. 
 Machine 3 ). 
 
 IVIarliiiiing°T niaOieen'mg, <iHj. Me 
 Wtil'c()iiic(fiiie." (!>ieti<i)t&) nn.jfiflfnf. Dryden. 
 
 ^Macllillist, inaslieenUt, «. (er ^7ii\' 
 fd)iiii(T, '0)?iifd)inennicifler, OJtiird)iiieiiiiind)er. 
 
 matcig°no, niaJg'iio, (it. 03.) *• 
 [Wiiierala.j 6er ^))?ncigm»(3lrt OTerfleI|lciii). 
 
 IWacilency f maselense , t. bie 
 ♦Wngerfeit. [tn») '"V. mnger. 
 
 IVacileilt^ mas'elent. (Int. niacilen- 
 
 mackerel, mak'keiil, (f;i>(l. mack- 
 reel) (Mack'arel. Mack'rel) *. 1. 
 (3(^rhi)ol.l bie 9KrtfreIe. 2. [Oriiitl).] ber 
 9)Jeertciifc(. 
 
 Mackerel-back, 9 ber rnnfle, burre 
 gtxl. — boat, bai5 JaliVAeiiij jiiin gjiofve; 
 lenfiuige, 'Knfreleti = (5ird)ero 25oot. -- 
 gale, t ber frifd)C SSjiiib. Dryuen. -- 
 gull, (Driiitfj.J bie Siid)mei'e. --sky, ber 
 (u'ie einc Wiifrele) blnii II. ni^ffivfiS gf= 
 flreifte 5?imnicl. Hooke. [ber itupplrr. 
 
 mackerel, (fr. maquereau) s. * 
 
 Mackle, mak'kl, IT n. + geiucbte 
 ffiJoaren on filciiil)tinbler uertniiffii. — 
 Maek'ler, *. f ber Iroblcr, 5?aiifcrcr. 
 
 made, mak'kl, t. [\)KiiiernIg.] ber 
 ^reiijflfin, dljiaflolitl). [ber *))?nfliirit. 
 
 maclMrite,makiu'rit, i.I'iBfimTiiIg.l 
 
 macruceplialus, makrosetta- 
 luii, (gr. iiiakros ii. kephule) t. [^Bfeb.] ber 
 ©reitfopf, Stingfrpf. 
 
 macrocosm, niak'rikoziu, (gr. 
 Diakros U. kosiiios) 4. [<}5l)ilof.] ber *!Wrtrru= 
 fo6m, iai Saaeltfltl, SBeltgebniibe, bie groge 
 ffiJeU. 
 
 macrolog-y , makrolloje , ( gr. 
 nakros u. logos) t. bie SGeitfc^iueifigreit 
 (im 9{fbeii). 
 
 mactation, makti'iihun, (p. lat. 
 macto) 1. ba6 @d}lad)teii, bie Opfeniiig (ber 
 Cpfertl)ierf). 
 
 macula, mak'kula, (Int. 533) pi- 
 maculae, «. I. ber Jlerf, ^Jiattl (niif b« 
 ©onneiioberpndje 10. 2. [OKcb.] ber ipaiit: 
 pcrfeii. [0. a. fceperfeii, beiiiiifelu. 
 
 maculate, mak'kulale, (1. maculo) 
 
 maculate, (Mac'uiated) adj. 
 ffcrfig, bepprft. 
 
 maculation, makkuli'xiiun. t. 1. 
 bai SBeflecfeii, bie 25iflerfuiig. 2. ber glerf, 
 *Kt»fel. [pi- ilppiigr.) bie, bn6 'OKiiful.uiir. 
 
 maculatures, mak'kulatsliurs. t. 
 
 macule, mak'kule, f. Macula. 
 
 mad, mad, (Oligelf. geniaad; it >nnlio) 
 adj. I. toff, perrurft, iurtl)iiiuii>ig, i»ni)ii|lii> 
 nig, nnrrnd). 2. (lo(fl;cit niiebri'irfciib, ta-. 
 BPii ()erh'mnienb) tpff, perrurft. 3. nifeiib, 
 wutdeiio, Jvilb, grimmig; (at) rrbf^t omn. 
 4. uiicr, on, for, ot> evpiitt,per|V|7eii (nuf), 
 
 MAG 
 
 Qtmn6 leibciifitiiftlid) liefcenb. 
 2. Mad wars de-slroy in one year the 
 workx of many years of peace. 
 
 Framklin. 
 
 To run mad, toff luerbeii. To be — for 
 joy. por (Jreiibt niipcr fid) fcin. 
 
 Mad -apple, ber Zofliipfel. — brain, 
 --brained, totl , tliflftippi). —-butter, 
 bie tolle SSiitter. --cap, ber loftfopf. — 
 fit, ber 'ilnfiifl i>i)n IofIl;eit, @d)ii0. -• 
 flower, bie ©teiiibliime. --beaded, 
 rrtlf jipfig. — - h o u « e , ini iDfUjaii^, 9?arj 
 rniljiiiiS —-man, I. ^ ber lode, 9iiirr, 
 aSrrriirfte. 2. f ber 'Tiarr. --wort, [SBot.] 
 brtfi 3lii)fTni s, ©teiiifriiut. 
 
 mad, V. a. toll, rnfcnb, tcilb m<i(()en. 
 
 mad, V. n. tpfl, rafeiib, ivilb, gnnis 
 niig feiii. 
 
 To run a madding ob. madding 
 after..., nifciib perliebt fein, periiarrt feiii 
 in ... . 
 
 mad, mad,^ (tingeff. matlia; got^. 
 
 made, 5 niatha) s. ber C^rbiuiirtii, 
 9{egi'n>i)urm. ITOnbnni! grntilein! 
 
 madam, mad'um, (fr. Madame) a. 
 
 madden, maddn, v. a. rnfenb tiia: 
 d)en. - V. n. rnfeii, u'litljeii, toff merbcii. 
 
 madder, maddur, (illigeir. maed- 
 dere) *. ber QJrivpp, iimpp, bie giirbcrrijrlje. 
 
 Die made of madder, bie Oirkippbri'll^C, 
 (J3nippfiirbe. Petty — , bnS nieblid)e 'WJeur: 
 frniit. Wild -, brt6 iveipe Cabfnuir. - in 
 powder, iai CiJriipppilllH-r. 
 
 maddislt , mad'dish , adj. ttwai 
 ii(irrifd), gffd)i'(ycii. [- up, georbiiet. 
 
 made , made, praet. U. pp. l'. M a k e. 
 
 madefactiou, maddetak'sliun, (1. 
 maclefaeio) *. bie Sjeiietjiiiig , SBi'feudjriing. 
 
 madefy, maddefi, (1. madefacio) 
 i>. a. Pffeiid)teii, bencijeii. 
 
 madeira, maiie ra. «. I. [OieDgr.J 
 Waberii. 2. ber 'JJfiiberaiuein, OJiobera. 
 
 madg-e, madje, Sfbflirjg. \{n Mar- 
 gery, *. &tttd)en, fflrete. 
 
 madg-e - Uo^vlet , madje-lioul'et, 
 «. 1. bie 'Jiiid)feule. 2. o bie >Jiiid)tlnuferiiin. 
 
 madid, mad'did. (lot. niadidns) iidj. 
 ■f nn§, feiid)t. Itotfc, pcrnicfte 03eife. 
 
 madly, mad'le, a<{v. toll , (tiif eine 
 
 madness, mad nes, «. I. bie lofl: 
 (jeir. 2. bie3fiiiVrfi, aBiitl) (berSSerjmeifliiiig). 
 
 madona, madon'na.^ (it. 2:0.) «. 
 
 madouua, 5 '- ''' '^'^'^ 
 
 Madam, 'D^^abiiin ! Smak. 2. bie 'iStabPtina, 
 3iiiigfriiii 'OJfnrin. 
 
 M a d o n a - f i g , eiiie ?lrt ^etdtn. 
 
 madrepore, mad repore, (fr. 2D.) 
 ». li)iiUiirg.] bie ©teriiforiitle. — Mad're- 
 p o r 1 1 e . f . ber »)){nbreporit. 
 
 ]^^adrier, mad liur, (ft. 2B.) *• bie 
 |liirt,*^Oiele. 35iil)le. 
 
 ma<lrig-al, mad'dr^gal. (fp., port. tl. 
 fr. '2i3.) *• l-i>oer. u. Win".] bii5 OJfabrigal. 
 
 mads, iiiadz. t. pi. bie Drel;rriUifl)eu, 
 tm l?fel)eii (ber ®d>nfc). 
 
 ma«S (fd)iut.) mar*. 
 
 maes, niiise, t. [Wergr.] bie ^)}7aa£. 
 
 maestoso, maeatOkO. (it. 'ID.) adv. 
 
 II. *. |."Wju.1 mneflojV; bai -Wneilofo. 
 
 malfle, maf'fl. ». n. f ftonimeln. 
 ! — Mnf'fler, t. ber ©totrercr. 
 I magazine, magga^^eu', (fr. luaga- 
 
 xMAG 
 
 •in) «. 1. tai TOngnjiii, 33orrnt()^-f)flii«, 8a* 
 gerf)au« , ber ©peid)fr. 2. (0)fnr ] bit a5or» 
 rntlj^fniutner , ^uli'erfiimnier (aiifSrieg«« 
 fd)iifeii). 3. tai *5)?iiginiii, Dfepertoritim, 
 (muiiiitlic^) tc. errc^fiueiibe) Opnriinl. 
 
 mag'aziner, maggaieeniir, «. f 
 Qinet. ber fur ein *)}?ng(iiiii >>lrtifel fdjreibt. 
 
 magbote, mag'bote , (altb. -)Jtiigt 
 u. bote) *. iai Wniiiigelb (eiiie &tlibu^e, 
 bie ber ^Wijrber nii bie Serivrtubteii iti ®e» 
 tiibreteu eiitridtreii iiuiptf). (lene. 
 
 magdalen, mag'dalln, «. '>))^1gbA• 
 
 mage, maje. (fr. 03. p. Int. magiis> 
 «. t ber Sflii&frer, ^ngifer. Spekse* 
 
 magellanic, majellan'Ik, «<</. ■ 
 (®eogr.J ningedniiird). ■ 
 
 maggot, iiiag'gut. (III. macai) «. I, 
 bie «»?nbe. 2. i bie Oirifle, ber SlCiirm. 
 
 maggottiness, maggutteiieii, •. 
 
 1. i<\i SBi'fireiii ober Oiininu'lii poii ■•})?aben, 
 
 2. (niit^ Mag'gotry) ± bie ©rifleiifnii* 
 gerei. [2. i grifleiiljofr, Inuiienfjnft. 
 
 ^ng'S^**'}"* mag'gulo. adj. 1. innbl0. 
 
 Maggoty- beaded, griflenl)nft. 
 
 magi, iiia'ji, (Int. 03.> s. pi. [Sftu ■ 
 fteii) bie ■DJuigier, OStifen. 
 
 magian , majean . ad). )u bell ^n« 
 gierii gil)5vig. - *• G'liier i>oii ber ©efte 
 ber 'Wngier, ber 3fiil)nngcr ber 2e!;reu ber 
 -Bfniiier. (&i'l)re ie6 -JWngier. 
 
 magianism, ma'jeanizin, «. bi* 
 
 magic, inad'jik. ujr. mageia) t. 1. 
 bie 0)ingir, 3>iii'"'rei, 3'iiiberfiinil. 2. bit 
 W.igie, bie geljeimen ilDirfuiigeu nnturiid)er 
 iirnfre. Bacox. 
 
 N^itural magic, bie nntilrtidje 'OMngie. 
 
 magic, y (fr. niiigiqua) 
 
 magical, niad'jekal,^ adj. I. Cjiir 
 ■<?>)fngie gt Idling) jnubenfd), 3nul>cr... 2. 
 (biird) OJfngie beiuirft) inuOerifd), iiingifd). 
 
 3. t fd)mar}fiini'lig. 
 Magic art, bie Sawbtf., ©d)iunrj« 
 
 fuuft. -lantern. I$l)i)f.) bie 3rtuberinierne. 
 -. xquare. bn4 S'lliberoiererf. 
 
 magically, madjekaie, adv. }au« 
 berifd), burd) 3'iii&<rti. 
 
 magician, majisli'an. (fr. magi- 
 cien) *. ber 3'i"bfrer, ©iljiiHififiiiirtier. 
 
 magisterial, madjisic'ieai. (t>. 
 
 Int. magister) adj. 1. IjiTrifd), gePieterifctj 
 (eiiieni jperrn iutmunieiib). 2. \\vi\, ijfrriut). 
 3. * l6l)H"-] Ji"" ^>tngi|leriuni geijorig. 
 
 magisterially , madjixicreali, 
 adv. gebieteriid), Ij.rriid), iloii. 
 
 magisterialueSN, madj'itta'rcal. 
 ne», *. b<\6 l;crrifd)e, fiolie 'IDefeii. 
 
 magistery, madjlsieie, (Int. m*. 
 gisteriuni) s. "^ Idljtwx.] tdi ^j^^igiilerium, 
 '}Kei|1erpuluer. 
 
 magistracy, mad'ji>tras«, (int. ma- 
 giatratux) «. 1. bit 'OJtngiilrntiir , Dbrigrri(< 
 Iidje IDurbe. 2. (bie obrigfeiiiidjeu ^ttio* 
 lieu) ber -)Jfngi|lrnt, b'e Oi>rinfcit. 
 
 mag-istral, niad'jii>tral. (fr. SD.) «<<;. 
 « Ijerrifct), gi'Mcterifd). - «. * tn« ^n^i* 
 lleriiiiu. 
 
 magistrallty, niadjSttrariii, «. • 
 bie befpotifdje >}luti>rifni in OJfeiiiuiigen. 
 
 magistrate, madjisir^ie, (Int. ma* 
 gl«iratux) t. bie i.()riaf«itlid)e <J5eTfiin, Wn« 
 giilrntfperiiMi, ber IBennite (Snebtusnttnttr 
 oUjlij', ';j3iMiitibefliute u.j. 
 
File, far, fall, fat Me. mer. KinV. tin. N6. move, n6p, gtt. 6il, dUd. Tiibe, iflb, rtll. tAin, THIs. 539 
 
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 MAG 
 
 ]VIag:i8tratiCv maJjinirlt'U, adj. 
 
 06ri>)fti(li(t)( Qieiualt f)a6eiib. 
 
 ]nnf(i8trttture, mad'jIttrAtiliire. 
 <fr. 'lu.i i- l'. MagUlraey. 
 
 ^Mau'ua CJIiarta, luag'na kar'ta, 
 flat.) M. I. iG-iifll.) bif 'Wagiia (Ffjarta, »«* 
 (fiiillndx) D{«irt)^(iniiiB<iere9. 2. tie Jrei. 
 ^tiirrtfff. Cii* OJniiifiinVtj. 
 
 IVla^Ultllilllity ^ magnanini'ite, 
 (du. iiingiiMiiiiiiiins) s. tit Q)rOBimi(l), i^od): 
 Ijtrjiiifeir, Oiroijljeriiflffit, 6<r (fptlmiitl). 
 
 ^Hag'liailiiiiUUS « maguau'eiiius. 
 (Iti(.) udi. I. groMiiiu(l)(f), (t>(liiiutlji<], (iro@> 
 ^»rjig, l)od)l)rr}ig. 2. (uen in ©roSmiirt) 
 eiiijifflebeii) l)i)d)(jfr}i<j , trtfcibtn. — adp. 
 M a g II a n ' i III o II > I y . oro^miui^ig it. 
 
 MM8:il<^siMf uiagiie'iea. (fr. iiiagne- 
 »ie) t. [(Ii)cni.J J>ie inlf«B«, SBitt«cr&f, 
 
 Sulpliate of niagneaia, tai ^iftennl). 
 Hydrate of -, native -, itt Xalti)\tbtax, 
 <iuri(T(rrtiiir. 
 
 JVIag'liesian y niagnj'zean , adj. 
 ((f|>«m.] i.UferDitj. - linientoue, ('Miintrnl<i.l 
 6tr Doloiiiir. ("JRagiirrit. 
 
 Jla(;rti(*nit« , niag'neziie . t t>tr 
 
 Jla{(iiesiuin , luaguexeum , «■ 
 [CFljfui.) ^'l« ')Krt!iiieMi"ii. 
 
 Jllk^iiet, luag'iiet, (gr. Diagnea) «. 
 6tr 'Wiiijiict, '^^olilnii. 
 
 ^an^lietin, magnil'iik, }adj. I. 
 
 jMaif^iietical, magiiet'iKal.^F iimiv 
 nctii'd), poli^ttiiartig. 2. t tiingiittii'd), nii)ic: 
 ^|tll6 (To be - of . . ., (©tU'il*) ail)i(^Cll. 
 
 Magnetic needle, t\t '•Xtagitrtlinbrt. 
 
 maiflietiCMlly , niagneitekalli, 
 mdu. iiiiiii>>i'«r(t), Curd) '>})fn(iurtiiiiiu5. 
 
 JIngriieticuliieMs, m^gnii'tikal- 
 ■•«. *. tie iiMiiiirtircl)c ibeid)nffenf)ett. 
 
 HaifnuiiONt niagn«i'iik«, *. pi. bit 
 
 9lH|t^iietiferoua, niagneiif'ferus, 
 
 mdj. '')}i\ii)iu-tidiuii« rr)tug(iiD verr IrirenD. 
 
 iUMg'Uetisill, iiiag'neiii.iu , g. I. 
 
 [^l;»»l'.i Per <JR>»flUfH6mu«. 2. i tit oiijir> 
 
 ^riiDr £raft. [tii.le. 
 
 2. Tiie magnet itm of Intereat. Olah- 
 
 Auiiual niagaetiam, (ec t^i(llf(t)( 
 ^a<\»ttiimui. 
 
 ]|fa|{:uetize, mag'netlie, ».a. mng 
 nctiilrcii ci^tiDriii; Itrniire). [btn. 
 
 Jfai^iietizef v. n. magnctird) mer 
 
 k liar of iron standing Home time in 
 an inclined position, will niagnetixe. 
 
 llA^lliilttble, luag'niliabl, adj. -f 
 prtiiwiniuy. 
 
 ]flat(ruiflc, niagnif'fik, ^ (((it- 
 
 Manriliilval, magniffikal, ^magni- 
 icusji adj. priid)[ig, l;errlid>. — adv. Mag- 
 ■ i f ' i c a i I y , prdd)tig, Ijtrrli*^. 
 
 fliagruificate, magnirfekite, (Int. 
 magnihcoi u. a. f i'erl)frrlid)fn 
 
 Jtlaffllifictrnce , inagnff fislnse, 
 (fr. 'Hi. i<. lilt, iiiagniliceniia) *. tut '$va(t)f, 
 ^errlid)feit. 
 
 JlafflliflC<?ntf niagnif'fisent, adj. 
 l.vrhc^fig, l)tTriid). 2. prod)tlirbeii&. Sid- 
 >EV. 3. I)i''d)rriiben6, pral^lerird). Smak. 
 
 ]IIa|;:iiificently, luagnif fescmle. 
 adv. I. prnrt)(ig. i)(Trud). 2. rri;nti(n, mit 
 er[)fll>eiieii ®ir|Vil)Ii;n, flri'fi. 
 2. Wa can never oouceive too magni 
 
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 f i c e n 1 1 7 of the Creator and his works. 
 Webster, 
 
 nagriliflco, Diagnif'fiko, (it. ^.) 
 «. 6rr i>nirjiiiiiirrt)e d'belmAiin, 3it)l>ile. Shak. 
 
 ]flag'ulfi«;rf mag'nctlur, t. I. ber 
 3frgrogi;rfr, 2)<rmel)t«r. 2. Per Siifrrepner, 
 2i'i>prei|"e», 2o6l)iieier. 3. enSSergro^eruiigSj 
 gltii (mid) i'. 
 
 JVIag'Iliry, niag'nifi. (IiU. magnifico) 
 0. a. 1. pergro^ern. 2. vreu'cn, lobpreifett, 
 ri'il}tnen. 3. f erl)e6eii. 4. o (with) ueriuo: 
 geii, nu6rid)teii (bci). 
 
 1. A convex lens magnifies the bulk 
 of a body to the eye. Wemtek. 
 
 3. Thee that day 
 
 Tliy thunder* magni fied. Miltom. 
 Tlie Lord magnified Salomon exceed- 
 ingly. Bible. [txtjtbtn. 
 To magnify one's self, || fid) (llolp 
 ]Vla|{'Ilifyill9) magneliing, adj. 
 uerdroHftiib. - gla»». fia*!8ergii)0eriiiig^gln4. 
 If afpniluqueuce , maguii'io- 
 
 kweiise, (Int. niagiiiloquentia) «. bit (Mro0> 
 
 mtd)ttti; l)Dd}tra6eii6t @(^rei6art, |'<4ivul< 
 llige 6pr>id)e. 
 
 illa^nitucle, magnitude, (I. magni- 
 tudo) 4. I. I Cie (^roge. 2. i a) die (®ee< 
 leu.) (Mrofie. b) eie Sa3id)tigfeit, a^eDeiitiing. 
 
 2. b) In affairs of magnilode dikdain 
 not to take counsel. Webster. 
 
 Affairs of -, roid)tige ^ngrlegtiitjeiteii. 
 Affairs of the first — , ®efd)>lfte uoil bir 
 groBten ©eheiitiing. [fit 'JKngiiolie. 
 
 jVIag-nolia, magnAlea. «. [-iiot.l 
 
 Magrnuin buiium, iU\t. W.) *. 
 tint jiBfi eiigl. quarts eiiiljiiirriibe (Jl'^'^te. 
 
 Mai^Ot-pie, niag'ut-pl, ■\iUV. piog ; 
 
 JVIag'pie, mag'pi, 5''^'- P'<="^ 
 
 #. [Ornitlj.J iit G-l|ler. 
 
 Ulagfuey , ». [ $ot. ] eine 31rt ber 
 91gaue In -))?t'):ifu, lUifi Cereii VliUtcrii i\e 
 O'liigeboreneii ein geiiliged &t»tt\\t , pulque 
 gennniit, bereitrii. 
 
 JMa^yclaref maggedire. (gr. ma- 
 gydarisi «. ['Sot.j 6er Xtl\\t\i\>Xtd, |1lllfenCe 
 ilfniit. 
 
 jflallOg'anyi mahng'ane, «. itX 
 «D?nl)iigiinil>iiiim ; t<\6 OJ?iiI)rtgiMii>, '50?fll)ogfl: 
 itiljiM}. - adj. WW OJt.iljiigtiiii. 
 
 IflHllUiliedail, nialioin'niedan, > 
 
 JMallUinetail, malionrnielan, \ 
 (Ma li u m ' e tan . Ma h oiii 'e t is t> «. ber 
 TOiiljoiiieCnner, WuljanieBaner, 'iDfal)Bme.- 
 tiiiier. (nirtl)cinef,inifd). 
 
 jValtometan, ndj. Mial)uiiici)aiiird), 
 
 JllallUinetaililllll , malioininei- 
 an ixm. ( M a li o ni ' e t i s m, M a >i o in ' e t r y. 
 Mahum 'etisui ) «. Me iniil)nnieBanifd)e 
 5(eIigioii, 2t\)xt yjii\\)M\\tt>i , 'SJfii^omet*. 
 
 9lallUint?(ailize , malioni'mel- 
 anhe, v. a. mit Cell Wrbraiidjeii fer -JKiil^ii; 
 mcbrtner in llebrreiiiiltiiiiiiimg briiigeii. 
 
 MallOund, mA'liound, (Mahoun) 
 
 4. el)ei«. etiie iifriid)tlid)c 25fitrniimig -Dtii: 
 (jpiiifts imp Pc« Inifel* ic. [DiimiMi*. Shak. 
 
 ]IIaliu, iii&'hu, t. itr 97iime eiiir^ 
 2Vlai(l, niAde, ^ (niigelf. maegih; 
 
 ]VlaideU, mA'dn.^ gpti;. m.igaih; 
 
 ^JfaiC) I. I. bo# ■D}fabd)fii , Pie 3iiiigfriiii. 
 
 2. Pie 0)ingP, but ■•))f.iPd)eii. 3. [C5d)tlji)in.] 
 
 Per C'liflcircd)?, ipnrfl)iii. 4. in 3iir.iuiiiieii. 
 
 fe^iiiigrn ieigt ti ba< loeibli^^j Qicfd)i((^r aiii 
 
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 ). S. : mald-serrant, Pie Dieiiflttingft. 
 
 14 aid of honor, iai ^Ijrciifraiilein. 
 
 ]flaid, adj. mtiblitS). — child, bat 
 ^iiPd)ifn. 
 
 Ma id - mar 'ian , — -morian, I. bet 
 ';»jDl)renti»ii}. 2. Pie Pabei oiiftretenPe »Btiit» 
 fonigmn , Per Pnbei in eiii ))infd)eii uerflci* 
 Pete Oii'iiJ*- S"*"- -pale, l)lfid)i"iid)rig. 
 
 - - p a 1 e n e a s, Pie SBIeid)flld)I. -servant. 
 Pie DieiiilningP. 
 
 IVfalden, «. l. txii 'D7;aPd>en, Pie 
 Oiiiigfriui. 2. Pie WngP. 3. Pa* Jfutrrd^wert, 
 ®d)ii)ert jiim i^iiirid)ten eiiief aSerbndjer*. 
 4. Per a3rtfd)iiiber. (frriirofe. 
 
 Maiden's blu^h white rose. Pie ^UMj}* 
 
 Maiden, adj. l. (jii ejner OmifliVaii 
 gel)&rig, aui Onngfrnuen beileljeiiP ) jiin^* 
 fraiiiid) ; TOaPd)eii ... 2. i jiingrmulid), frifct), 
 utibejk'rft, neii, rein. 
 
 Maiden assizes, giinfen , ivobei feine 
 loPe^fhrafe ou#gefpri>d)cii ivorPen id. - for. 
 trees. Pie Ouiigfer. - speecii, pit triit 6f» 
 fentlid)r 9{(Pe einet ip.irliinient£mitgliePe5 
 ini $iuliiniente felPfl, pir 3>i>>gteriireP(. 
 
 Maiden-hair, [©of.] Pn# Jniueiiljiinr; 
 white -, Pie ^mierratite; English -. gold- 
 en -, Per SBiPertljon. --like, jiiii,ifriiu»' 
 nd), iu<t)t\<i. --lip, I ©ur. ) Per ^lebemt). 
 --pink, [^ot.] Pie ^niigfer., Jj5i(teiirlfe. 
 
 — plate, I ajettrenneii j eiii <J5frrP, Pn* 
 jum erflen TOnle einen <prei« geiupiiiieii Ijnt. 
 --plum, Pie Oungferpflniinie --rent, 
 Pie 3""flf""il<uer. --sister. Pie iinuerj 
 l)eirntl)ete (£d)»>e|ler. — wort. ['Bor. ) Per 
 (Siiiifler. [fpred)en unP Ij.inPelu. 
 
 JTIaiden, v. n. tvie eine Oungfrnu 
 maidenhood, madniiiid, (iingelf. 
 
 niaegdanhad, maedenliadi (Mu'idenliead, 
 Ma' id hood. Ma' id en h ode) s. 1. Pie 
 3ungferrd).i|f. 3iingfr.uiid)'n't. 2. j Pie 3iing« 
 frrtiifd)iift. Shah. (Onngfrniilic^feit. 
 
 ]!fIaid«nlilteSJl, ma'dnleues, «. Pie 
 
 maidenly, ma'dnle, adj. u. ud», 
 jiiiiniViiiiiid), ninPdjenljnfr, firtfrtnt. 
 
 Iflaidiiood, made' hud, t. Pie Otingt 
 ferfd)iift. Shak. 
 
 makil, mile. (fr. maille; fp. nialla; if* 
 iiiaglia) t. 1. icii '!l>niijfrringeid)fn. 2. Pet 
 ^JJ.iiijer. 3. i Per 'iJJiiMjer. 4. [ ^JJiiw. ] Pet 
 ^arf. 5. « (nngelf. mal) Pie d'itwxe, Per 3in*. 
 6. » Per (Jlerfen cOTafel). 
 3. We strip the lobster of his scarlet 
 mall. Gay. 
 
 Coat of mail, shirt of — , Per $aii)c;> 
 rod, ini 'iJJiinierljemP. Glove of-. Per ^aiu 
 icrt)iiiiPrd)iil). 
 
 mail, 0. rt. 1. pan)rrn, bepanjern. ?. 
 einl)fi(len -, to - up iu shame, in <Sd)mac^ 
 ijfiden. Shak. 3. [^alfn.] Pie SJu'igel biiiPeii 
 uineni (J''"f"0. 
 
 mail, (fr. malle) «. I. pn« S3rieffeff» 
 eifen, iSriefpoilfefleifeii, Pie reitenPe ^0|l, 
 23riefpoi1. 2. Per ^ti|lfncd)t. 
 
 By the iirst or earliest mail, by relura 
 of -, mit iiM)i]ct)enPer $0|1. By this day** 
 -, mit Ijcuiiger ^o|1- 
 
 M a i i - c o a e h. Pie 35rif fpPllf utfrfje, ^rief« 
 ppll; --horse, Pa* ^f|lpferP. --day. 
 Per ^^oiltng. 
 
 mail, r. a. 1. in einem ibrii-fterieifen. 
 Mini) Pie reitenPe '"pffl, Piird) Pie ^rief|»C|l 
 befi'rPern (for . . . , iiadf). 2. yeruarteii. 
 
540 Fate. far. fall, fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, move. n6r, got, 6lU cloud. Trtbe, tfib, full. t//iiK I'FIls; 
 
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 -1. Letters were mailed for Stuttgart. 
 
 Mailed up. ciiujeirfiiuirt. 
 '- mailed, maid. adj. firrfifl, fpreiiftidj. 
 
 31nilH, inaiiie. (altfr. innheiiier. ma- 
 haigner) v. a. I. ucrtirimilitlil, Ial)mcn, jiiiu 
 Jtriippel inndten. 2. ± a) uerfurjen , l.il)meii 
 (eiiic^ n&tl;iacii Ifjeiis berniibeiu. U> l>cj"d)im; 
 pftn. Shak. 
 2. a) You maimed tlie jurisdiction of 
 all bishops. Shak. 
 
 IVIaiin, (P{frt)rfiVr. Mayhem) *. I. 
 bie aSeriliinimcliiiig, 2iil)imiiig. 2. ± aj tie 
 JBiTfiirjiing ; Sal;miiitn. l<) tn 95crlii|l, OnS 
 Uiiflli'irf. Shak. c; 6ie <8etd)imptiinn , iBcIei; 
 t>i<jiing. d) t fer 5?iuipifcl;ler, lueitnflic^e 
 
 2. d) A noble author esteems it to be a 
 maim in history. Havwakd 
 ]fEaiin(;(Ell<*SS, uiame'ednes, «. (er 
 uerfliimnu'lte, friippell)afte 3"|1rtn6. Bolton. 
 Main, iiiaue, (nmjfir. maegn; Int. 
 maguus) adj. 1. i'oriii(iiirf)|le, i>onicl}m|lc, 
 flr&ete, (jiiiipti"ncl)lid)ile, iuid)tigile, ijinipt. . . 
 2. ungcljeucv, gciuiiltifl CJltJAnmo ic. ). Mil- 
 ton. 3. mrtd)ri<l, flnvf, grop (i>eer tc. ). 4. 
 bcbeutcn6; do) iuid)tig (fiir); uberiuieflenB; 
 l)errfd)ciiD ('3)ieiiuiH(i 20. 
 1. Our main interest is to be as happy 
 as we can, and as long as possible. 
 
 TiLLOTSOK. 
 
 Main major. ber9?egiment*tiinjor, Dbetii 
 lundjtmeirter. -sea, tie cffeiie, Ijolje (See, 
 tai 2S5eltmecr. - gallop, ter geji'jjeiie &a-. 
 Ippp. - business, bni'ipaiiptgei'd)nft. -point, 
 ber ^auprpiinft. To look to the - chance 
 «uf tie 5?niipt|"n4e feljen. 
 
 main, «. I. tcr oru^te Z()ei(, Spnupt 
 ti)e\l. 1. tn* OJanjc- 3. t ter &m\ (eiiier 
 endje). 4. tie S.rait, &emalt, "iK.idjt. 5. 
 brtf lueite 'OTeet, tie l)ol)e ©ee. 6. tnfi fe|lc 
 Cniit, gffllnnb. 7. ter aaSoflciitDrb. 8. tec 
 &anq, Siauai. 
 I. The main of them may le rednced to 
 language and an improvement in wis- 
 dom. Locke. 
 
 In the main, ii6er()niipt, iiii Oininte. 
 Upon the -, am Quit. For the -. int 0}illU 
 jeii. The — of them, tie "OJfiiilfii I'nii iljiieii. 
 With might and — , lliit nller r))fild)t. 
 
 Ma in- braces, s pi. [-Wiir.j tie Srflf> 
 (en tc6 (iroBi'ii <Bf(\tl6. --guard, I. tie 
 $niiptRirtd)e. 2. tie SSor^llt. -hatchway. 
 IWnr.) tie (inipe ?iife. --keel, [TOnr.] ter 
 Mlc iiicl. —-land, tn* gnllaiit. --mast, 
 'T (jn>(5f ''TOinL ipaiipr:, '•Wiiteimiiil. --sail 
 
 -sheet, C-Kiir.) tilf grofjc ©cnrl, ©dnni; 
 Vtljneflf I. --sheets,*, pi. [ '3)Iiir. ) tie 
 jrogeti Sdjotfii. —-shrouds, t . pt. [^"Jitn 
 bie flrope iijoiit. --top. [Wor.) tnf !i<"''6' 
 «J)?nr5; --mast, tic (irriic 'iBiiirfilciinei 
 
 — -gallant-mast, tie flrrpe 23rrtiii|leiige; 
 
 — .yard, tie flioBr ^)Kiiv6rna; --gallant 
 yard, tie flroge 55rnnirnn; --gallant 
 royal-yard, tie flri^gc Oiierfcranirnfl. -- 
 wale, ['DJinr.] tn* tiiiterile 58ergljolj. -■ 
 yard, [<))iiir.] tie groge iiaa. 
 
 jifaill, (liU. nianus; fr. main) «. I. 
 bie 5pniit, ter IBiiri (im ^ilrfcupicle). 2f. 
 cine SaScfre tei 5?nhi'eiifiinipti'ii. 
 
 main, * (©rrijr. 1 tfir "Wiiiii. 
 
 mailling', (rd)orr.) bemoaning. 
 
 mainly, mAnele, r.di). 1. i<OtUci}ini 
 
 MAJ 
 
 lid), f)niipti"rtd)(id). 2. tiiigemein, gerofllttij. 
 
 mainor, ma'nur, (nltfr. meinour) s. 
 [9(ed)rfipr.) tng geiloljiene ffiiit. 
 
 To be taken as a thief with the mai- 
 nor, nuf tcr 5()iit crtappt lucrtcn. 
 
 mainpernable , mauepem'abl. 
 adj. fiii;i,i jiir 25iirgi"d)nft*lci|1iiiifl jiigelnfTeii 
 jii lueiteii, eiiicii aiiirgeii fiir |ld) ju iletlen, 
 tiir(ird)ii|ti?f'i')ig- 
 
 mainpernor, manepem'ur, $. 
 [5{td)t6ipr.l tcr Sjiirge, tie 2?itrnid)iift. 
 
 maiuprize, mane'prue , (fr. main 
 II. prendre* «. [0{ed)tsfpr.] I. ein 'ilBrit (55e: 
 fcl)l) nil ten Sljeriff, luotiird) tiefcm tinte; 
 fo()leii luirt , ten gJefniigeiieri gcijcit in'irg; 
 fc^nft freiiulnfjeii. 2. tie greilnfjuug flcgeii 
 3iiirgfd)nft. 
 
 mainprize, i>. a. [ 9{e(f)t^rpr. ] i. 
 gcgeii a3urgfd)nft freiinffcii, frciiiind)i'ii. 2. 
 to — one's self for .., fic^ pcrbiirgeii fiir.., 
 ;8iirgrd)nfr leiileii filr ... 
 
 mainswear, mane'sware, (nngcff. 
 manswerian) v. n. eiiicii ?Oteiiieit fd)iu6rcii. 
 Mainsworn, tneiiicitig. 
 
 maintain, memane', (fr. mainte- 
 nir) i>. o. 1. 5 erljnltei;. 2. crfjniteii (in eiiiein 
 befoiitern Siill'iiiCe). 3. tinterl;nlreii (eiii &(■■ 
 fprnd)). 4. erl;nircu, eriiiil)reii , uerpflcgeii, 
 imterljnlteii. 5. fiil;ren (©tnnt) ; uiitcrl;nitcii 
 (bie iiii|leii eincr ©ad)e beilreiteiu ; niifred)t 
 erf)nlten, (jaltcii. 6. niisfiiljren (G-tiune). 7. 
 beljnuprcn (eine ©tefle to. 8. l)el)aiiprcii, 
 iierfcd)teii ; pertheitigcn. 9. 6cl)iiiipten cciiic 
 •OJfeiiiung). 10. be()nltcn, beibcl^iilten. 
 2. To maintain present character or 
 reputation. Webster. 5. What main- 
 tains one vice would bring up two 
 children. Franklin. 9. In tragedy and 
 satire. 1 maintain that this age and 
 the last have excelled the ancients. 
 
 Drvden. 
 
 maintain, v. n. l. 6ef;aiipteii , nl^ 
 fflruntfaij niifilcdeii (f. oben tit. 9.). 2. fid) 
 behniiptcn (i>. ^jsreii'en). 
 
 maintainable, mentine'abi, adj. 
 Ijnltbiir; gercd)tfcrtigr, bcljniipret luerten f6n» 
 iient. 
 
 maintaiuer, meutine'iir, «. 1. bee 
 (S-rljnircr; UiitcrDnltcr ; Sbefc^iiper. 2. bet 
 a5iTfi'd)rcr, aScrrl;cttiger. 
 
 maintenance, men'tenanse, «. I. 
 
 ter Uiiterljnlt, tic llnterl;nitiiiig (einec (Jm 
 
 iniliejc), :l5efii|hgiiiig. 2. ter lliiterljnit, tn* 
 
 llntcrljaltfmitrel. 3. tic 25crrl;citigiiiig, S5cr> 
 
 ftd)tiiiig, (S-rl;nlrntifl (cincfi 'iitttjtti ic. ). 4. 
 
 tie 5Uuired)rl)airiiiig cjorttniiec). 5. tie (S'r. 
 
 l;nirnnfl (tcr ^^rcifc). 6. 1 3?ed)t6fpr. ] tne 
 
 iiiibcfiigre &iiird)reircn in eineii 9icd)tif|lreii 
 
 tunl) ten eiiier ^^artei flcleiitcteti 25orrd)iib. 
 
 4. Whatever is granted to the church foi 
 
 God's honor and the maintenance 
 
 of his sei vice, is granted to God. South. 
 
 mair, (id)ott.) more. 
 
 maiMt, (rd)iur.) most, almost. 
 
 jnaisttery, (i'd)i'ti.) power. 
 
 mai.«itly, (rd)ott.) mostly, [^etjew. 
 
 maixe, iiia2e.|(. tcr ^'iiaa, tiirrird)c 
 
 maja, ma'j^. t. ein 93ogel niif .J^tiba. 
 
 majt*.«i>tic, iiiajck'tik, f adj. 
 
 majestieal, majcsiekal. t^ iiiaie: 
 llntiict). — adv. Majes'tically, uiaje. 
 llntifc^. 
 
 JNIAK 
 
 majesticalnes<«, niajis'tekalnl*, 
 (M aj e s ' t i oil e s s) s. tnS '5Knje|'tiUird)e. 
 majesty, madjeste, (Int. majextas) 
 
 s. 1. tic Wnjcilnt (l)od)ile SBiirtc, QJciunlt). 
 2. tie gKnji'ilat, SBiirte, G-rI}nben()eir, Spot 
 l)eit. 3. (nl6 litel) tie ^:))?n)c,lat. 
 3. Their majesties attended the con- 
 cert. Webster. 
 
 major, majur, (Int. W.) adj. I. gr6» 
 
 ecr (tcr 3ni;(, Sunntlint ot. 9iti6tef)nuii(j 
 
 nnd)). 2. igri3(5cr. 3. ['TOiif.] l)nrt, tiir (®e» 
 
 gcntf). u. minor, ninfl, lueid)). 
 
 2. My major vow lies here. Shak 
 
 major, *. 1. [S))?i(ir. ] ter ^Wnior, 
 Dberilii'nd)tnici|'ter. 2. (fr. maire) tcr i8iir« 
 gcrmci|1cr, f. Mayor. 3. [ i)fcrt)t.*rpi-. ] tie 
 niuntige, puil/nljrigc 'V'Ti'ivt. 4. [ Cog. ] ber 
 Dbcrfnt) in ciiiem ©rt)liine. 
 
 Brigade - major, tcr 53rigatcmnjor. 
 Drum- — , ter 9{egiinetiti<tntiUHnir , 3fcgi< 
 t!icnttftn.Muiuler. Fife--, tcr 5iegiiiienf«« 
 
 pftlfer. — -general, tcr (SJiMlirdlllUlJor. 
 Sergeant--, tcr Dberfclblitcbfl. Aid--, 
 tcr '■Jltiiitiint, Jiiigou, 'Jfeginienr^ntjiitant. 
 
 majorain, madjoiam, J. [25ot.] 
 tcr ^WnuMii. 
 
 maj(»ratioil, madjora'shiin, «. f 
 tic i8crgroi;criiiig, 95crftiirfiiiig. 
 
 major«(loniO, majiir-dt'i'nin, (p. 
 Int. major 11. domus) s. 1. tcr ipniiflu'tmei* 
 tier, ]Obcr(}(ifiiiei(lcr. 2. ter ')J?n)uv Dmuue, 
 9icid)^()i.'finci|1cr. 
 
 majority, majOF'cic, (fr. m.ijorile') 
 
 *. I. a) tic ''^Jfi'Ijrlicir, 0)fci)rjnf)l , tcr gr6» 
 
 f;ere I()etl. b) [^JJoiit.] tie *OtajDririU. — of 
 
 voices, tie ©tinnucinncl)rl)cif. 2. tie 0)?i"in« 
 
 tigfcit, S5ti(l)nl)rigfeit, >))fnji>reiniirnr. 3. tie 
 
 ••WrtioriMlcUe. 4. f bo* Oirojjcrfcin , tie gr&» 
 
 fjcre 58cfd)iiffcnl)ctt. 5. f (int. majoces) tir 
 
 aSornitern, SBorfnljren. Brown. 6. f bet 
 
 crite 9{nng. Shak. 
 
 1. b) A measure may be carried by a 
 
 large or small ma jori t y. 2. Henri III 
 
 had no sooner come to his majority, 
 
 than the batons raised war against 
 
 him. Webster. 4. It is not a plurality 
 
 of parts, without - of parts. Grew. 
 
 majorsliip, m&'jturshlp, I. tfieWlat 
 jor^ilcde. 
 
 make, niAke. (nnged*. macian; (jpfl. 
 inaaken; tnil. mager; tnnd)eil) praet.U.pp. 
 made, v. a. I. § niod)cii. 2 iiind)cn , i'er» 
 fcrtigen, nnfertigen. 3. nind)eii, i"d)n|ftn (in4 
 2cben nifeii). 4. innd)cii, nii^iimrt)eii ; bi(« 
 till. 5. ti'millid) biltcii, l)cnuiniringeii , jiu 
 nd)tcn. 6. hcrporbriiigcn, iuTfrt)nffcii, gcben. 
 7. nind)en (ycrnnlnficn, GriimS jii fcin, cine 
 (S-igrnrd)nft ju l)nbcn). 8. mnd)cn (jiiCJtuin^). 
 9. tnnd)en, gliirflid) mnd)cii, rcid) mnd)cii, in 
 -2liiKl)cn briiigcn, (S'iiicui aui tcr iJiott) l)cl» 
 fcM, (fines ffi[ii(f nind)en. 10. leiten (@<t)iif» 
 briid), t eilien 25er(iiil jc). 1 1, f nind)en, be* 
 gcl)cn (gt^Ier). 12.innd)en, tl)nn. 13. nindjcn, 
 Iciilrn. 14. ttind)en, nbgcbeii d'ciii). I5. nuiit 
 nind)cn (tnrtleden, fd)iltcrii, rorilcflcn ni6..). 
 16. nii^rid)reii, beitrngen, luirfcn. 17. Mtnd)cii, 
 gcwiinifn, eriverbcn ((ijclt) ; (of. out of) jie* 
 i)cn (®cit nil* G'fiiinf). 18. mnd)cii, fd)liw 
 lieu (5rciintfd)nft k.j. 19. nind)cti, tjeigci:; 
 ucrniiliiffcn (C'ni'n* {ii thim). 20. iiiad)*M 
 (iiirid)ren, jiibcreifrn, j. 23. ein Sett, i^ciito. 
 n. iiitit^ea, ('4)itiitbeu, «rt<d)tcn, I rnbrijiriin. 
 
fkie, far, fall. far. yU, met. Fine. fin. NA, mive, ndr, 8;il. hU, cl6Ad. Ti^be. lAb, full. l/»in, THis. 54 1 
 
 IMAK 
 
 tl. mad>en, I'rrfafTeii. 23. j mad)eii , juri(j>^ 
 ten, in 6if *"51?acf)e iidjnifn. Shak. 24. [-OTnr.] 
 tttti^en (eiiie &u\\e u.), gelaiiflfii (an). 
 3. God made the materials of the earth 
 and of all world*. Websteb. 4. These 
 several sura* make the whole amount. 
 It is melancholy to think tliat sensual 
 pleasure makes the happiness of a 
 great part of mankind. Webster. The 
 heaven, the air, the earth, and bound- 
 less sea, make but one temple tor the 
 deity. Wai-leh. 
 
 5 And art with her contending, doth as- 
 pire 
 T'exeel the natural with made de- 
 lights. Spe»se«. 
 6. Good tillage is necessary to make 
 good crops. Wfbster. Wealth m a k e t h 
 many friend*. Bible. 7. Wealth may 
 
 — a man proud; beauty may - a 
 woman vain; a due sense of human 
 weakneks should - us humble. Web- 
 kTER. S.yVUo made thee a prince and 
 a judge over us? BiBtE. Whaieer they 
 catch, their fury m a kes an instrument 
 of war. DavBEH. 9. Who makes or 
 ruins with a smile or frown. Drvde". 
 \i. Gomez, what mak'st thou here, 
 with a whole brotherhood of city biii- 
 UfTs ? DavDP.H. 13. Of me and all that 
 I can -. Shak. 14. He will never - a 
 good scholar, a good soldier, la. He 
 is not the fool you - him. 17. To - 
 money in trade or by husbandry; to 
 
 - an estate by steady industry. Web- 
 ster. 19. Self-confidence makes 
 ■lan rely too much on his own strength 
 and resources. Webster. 21. He made 
 the story himself. Webster 
 
 To make hay, tjtntn. To - a pen. ril.c 
 ffrtre fdineiPeii. To - a speerh . eiiie i){i'Pf 
 
 balttu. To - use of feebmiirt) iiiactrn 
 
 CDii ... To - gain of .... flciuiiiiicn an I't. 
 bci . . ■ • To ~ conscience of . . ., fid) nil 
 ©etvifTcn maditn au6 ... To - arrange 
 Bieuu. iliijlnlttn trrffrn, I'trnmlfllten. To - 
 all split, 9l(k* fiirj ini6 Mfiii Vctl'iflfii- To 
 . account. (&ma<) fur geiui^ itniKl): 
 incn; Bnraiif rfrtjiitii , jiil)leu to -account 
 of..., eiiudS, ©iiieii l)Dcl>iicf)trn, n(t)f>ii, 
 (AiA^tn. To - amends, Qtidi} Icii'leii; I'rr: 
 (jt"itfn, erfftjeii; n>ie6rr gut iiinrtjfn. To - 
 trial, fiiifii ajoniKtj rtiiilenrii, eiiie ^tobt 
 mfldjeu. To -fast, brfrihaeii. To - no- 
 thing. I. 9rid)t< nii««irt)rtii. 2. (of) G-tm.io 
 •tfittg I'criweljeii , ueriiif^teit. To - money 
 of . . ., G-tivn« 111 Wel£>f niad)«ii. To - free 
 with . . ., Q-iiirii ill fret t>(l}>intii'lii, friiie lliii: 
 OdiiDf mit (Fiiiem nia(i)cn. To -good, 1. 
 flufljditfn <rine SJclageniiifl), belj.iiipteii (ri- 
 neii ^(ii^;. 2. fjnlteii , rrtiinen (iriii SBort), 
 nn(t)fo"i>"«n ('">«"' 95friVred)fiu. 3. uolUiii 
 >fn, erfi'iIUn <3tmaii6« ajorre) ; 6cl)aiipien, 
 erfjArtrn, criufiiVii, rtajfffrtiflen. 4. i>frijiireii, 
 ttfr^cn, 6Ttat) fle^en. To - a thing anoih 
 it man's, Gi:mn6 Deniiigem. To - light 
 of . . ., Gtii)ii« niri)r ad^ttn, Cfinr n mit (jieid). 
 .fli'iliiaeii •Miiflfn nniVf)cii, mit 95ern<t>niufl be-. 
 baiibelit. To - love, to - suit, btw ^oi iiht. 
 d>«n, lifbcln. To - merry, I. fid) Iiiilift mn-. 
 m)«n, (id) fliitiid) rijun. 2. (with) Qintn auf: 
 |itl)en, fi^ iiiilio inac^en ubtt ... To - the 
 
 J>IAK 
 
 best of ... , I. ben bcilmo<)Ii(f)en ®e6r<md) 
 mftdjeu uou ... 2. fitt \o gut luie mcujlid) 
 fiiijsn in ... To — an assignation, fid) be; 
 ilelteii; (to any one), (fiiidi ivofjiii beilrileii. 
 To - abode, fid) irgeiiftiuo ainaiTifl iHiid)eii- 
 To - answer, autlVDMCtl. To - excuse, \id) 
 eiiri'djulBigen. To - a boast of..., (Iclj 
 leiit iiiif ... To - it one's boast, (id) eiuer 
 Sad>c rtit^incH. To — a law. ein &t\<^ wa-- 
 ditil, Qtitn. To — two that were fallen 
 out, friends, )iuei ^enoiieii , bit \id) eiit: 
 jwcit Ijattirn, luirecr uernmijcii, witftt mit 
 (iiinuBct fluS)i)l)nni. To - friends, ftct) va-- 
 iragen, (id) wititt tnir eiiianBcr au^fol^iien. 
 .To — angry, (irgern. To - free, btfrcien. 
 To - clean, retnigcn. To - hasie, (ileii, jui) 
 breileu. To — ready, iuruilen, iiirirf^teit, fer; 
 tig ma(t)eii. To— a stand, :^al( itiact)«M; 
 10 -stand, fid) (leUeii. To - complaint. 
 kiaqt \{it)rtn. To - a litter, bfidjinu^fu, 
 111 UuorBuuug briiigeii. To — an atonement 
 for..., bugtn ftir..., (^mai tibbii^cn. 
 To - sport at ..., Gtnrii neefciu To - 
 sport pd. a fool of . . ., Qnxtn iuni iJiarrrii, 
 )um ^\ir\\ Oilben. Ta- war upon . . ., Qi' 
 urn brrrirgrii. %o — means, bwxd) ^iiuil< 
 grijfr (!'tiuii6 ju txttiditw \x\dit\\, ^iiinlgnjfc 
 aillVCIlCeil. To - oue's escape, tlltfiMlimeil, 
 |lud)tru. To — a dinner, an eutenalnuieiit. 
 em 'JKittiigijriTfii, rin (S'lTm gcbcii, Dnvinljeii. 
 
 To - much of ..., I. uid miiit)(ii au£ 
 
 i<irl -IU(|'i:u6 mfld>ni I'Oii . . . ; Ui:rl)>uid)i'lu 
 ((iiic Kriiuft)cit). 2. I'iri l}alteu auf . . ., Q\- 
 Mini nut vielrr >21iifmrrfMiiircit bri^ivun, 
 (S-^rt iiiiB 'Ud)tung envruVii. J. au( aiiu)rti> 
 oeii (Bie 3t^i). 4. (of one's self) u> u id till f 
 fid) Ijiilirn. b) \{d) gurlirt> tl)uii. To - sure 
 of.... 1. \c[ij\t», rrd^iieii >tuf-.. 2. fid) eiiier 
 sSnrtjt urrftdjrrii. To - word*. ti>iiU) 'HiiTte 
 iiiild)(U. Don't — many wonU with him, 
 f.tlTill Bit fid) furj tUlt i^Ul. To - water. 
 1. (Prt», itm ) aSiifitr nbjiljlnaru, lojieu, o 
 l>ilTfii. 2. l-JKrtr.l kcfrn, Urf feiu. To- a 
 wonder. tiduuitBeru ; (of, at) eiti ^utiBer 
 mild)CII >U|6 ... To — ten etc. fathom deep 
 atone leap, jri)ii tc. ^laftrr l)od} l)iiiuitter> 
 rpnugrii. To - thoroughly, (Jiiifu.J brtjrrit 
 mild}(ll (3>1ireil). He makes one of them, 
 er geli&n mit ba^n , i|l mtt Babei. To — a 
 man. (kwxttt )iim Onniiiie mad)rn, 3(mtiiiB$ 
 fJJiiirf m.id)en. To — nice, (?iiiiuriiBunfl«:u 
 intid)eii ; (od (S'tiun* uendjiiinl^eu. To - way, 
 L ^lii^ lUiidycn , nu4 Bent i!i3ege geljeii. 1. 
 Ben 213fg bnljueii. 3. u»rri'i(feii, uDriuort^; 
 fiMiiineu ; to - little way, laiigfiim uerrritfeii, 
 lueitetfommeit. 4. to - one's way to ..., 
 uurBnugeu (in, bit ^u) ; (over) Briugeii iiber.. 
 5. to - way for ..., (einer ©adjt) Ben 
 Durd^gong i>er|TiUteii , &riva< Burd)gei)en 
 IiilTcii. To - an estate , fid) eill SUtriiiijgeii 
 eriuerben. To — shift with .... (yd) bel^eifeii 
 mil ...; it makes shift, ti gludt, t& ge: 
 liligt. It makes nothing for you. t6 Bii'ltt 
 fSwdi iU 9iid)t*. To - one out of his wits, 
 Qinttt tDd m>id)e>i> ah^t {\i) \tib\i, urn Beit 
 25frilanB, urn Bie aSefiniiuiig briiigeu. To - 
 room, 'ipiAQ in^d>(n. It makes no matter 
 to me , t id) \d)\A^t ei md)t M\. You are 
 a marie man, Oljr feiB eill geiundjter ^JKiinu, 
 Qwtx &\\\d i\i gemiid)t. Made intent, eiii 
 gebilBetcr $Iaii. What mak« we abroad? 
 x»M t^Aben ivir iin i^elBc ^ii t^uii? To - the 
 
 MAK 
 
 door, BieXfjiir t>rn'd)(icp<?ii, iwrfperreiKagiiinvf, 
 (S'iuem) ; to — the doors npou n womau'a 
 wit. Bern 2Bi^e eiiie^ >H5eibe* Bie iljiireti 
 veriVerren. Shak. No black euvy shall — 
 my grave, feine I'djiuarie 25i)^ljeit fod imtiie 
 Safjeriliifte bilBeii. To - a head, i)3i,iiiii» 
 rd)rtft au£l)ebeil. Shak. To — incision. Olfrr 
 fd)lageii. To — match, eineu 4>rtneel I'djliej 
 BTil. I'll - match to live, id> iwifl fl) tiim 
 rd>eii, Bii# id) Bnbei beilrl;en rniiii. ,Shak. 
 To — one's play , feiit Spiel lUiiljleii. Shak. 
 To— remain, BO bicibcii. Shak. To — a 
 journey, a long voyage, eine 3{t'i|"e, Ifliige 
 •){t\\t madden. They should b« made to 
 rise at an tfirly hour, iiinii fullte fit: jn>in< 
 gen, fn'll; ailflUlle^ll. That makes nte rejy 
 on my own strength and resources, Ba5 
 mad)t, B«^ id) mid) auf meiiie eigeite Sfiirfe 
 iiiiB i^iilf^iuittel i>erlii|Te. She made me 
 do tliis, fie l}iit mir cBer mid) Bi\d gt'l;ei^en. 
 To — a blow, a shot, a pass at..., (f'iiieill 
 eiiien©d)lag perfetjen; fttieem auf...; (Jj, 
 iiem eiiun *3to^ bei^ubrmgeii fuc^-ii. To — 
 land, C^ntar. ] 1. CnuB eiuBrrfeu. l. (th« 
 land) out^uii, anieneii; to — th? port, in ecu 
 jp.ifen eiiilrtufcn ; to - a board, eiiien Sdjinfl 
 madjeii; to - sail, 1. uiuer Segel tji'l)eii. 2. 
 met)r Segel beifeijcn; to - sternway, teiii* 
 \t\\, iiiriirfbleibeii; to — foul water, inuBBcra 
 im iSi^nime geljen. Ig^gen ... 
 
 To make against . . ., pendXieBeil fl'ir, 
 To make away. 1. luegfc^iifen , (iu< 
 Bern asege, bei Seite i"d)iiffeii eber briugeit. 
 
 2. Biird)briNgeii. 3. (bei7er to make over) 
 ilbcrget^en laiJeii, ubertrageti (eiii (3)iit). 
 
 To make of, I. BnrAud mAd)eu, inAciyen 
 
 nu6 ... (uerileljen). 2. nwd)eu, nu^rit^eu, 
 
 beivirfen mit ... 3. mA(t)eii aui ..., (^uim 
 
 ad)teu. 
 
 I, lit knows not what to make o f tht 
 
 news. 2. 1 am astonished that those 
 
 who have appeared ngaiust tliis paper, 
 
 have made so very little of it. Adim- 
 
 son. 3. Makes she no more of me 
 
 tlinu of a slave? Drydbn. 
 
 To make out, 1. nu^ftubig miid)cu, l)er» 
 
 au£ttuBeM> crlautcrii, erfldreii. 2. beiueifeu, 
 
 enueiiVu. Made out, iiu*geni.id)t, eru>ie|"eu. 
 
 3. b(iifd)nifeu, l)crbeird).itfni, beibniigeii, nufi 
 treiben i(^3elB). 4. au£ivir(en. a. au6ftxti(tf9 
 (tint 9ii-d)nuiig tc). 
 
 1. I cannot make out the meaning or 
 
 sense of this difAcult passage, tli^ 
 
 inscription on this medal. 2. The 
 
 plaintiff, not being able to make out 
 
 his case, withdrew the suit. 3. Ha 
 
 promised to pay , but was not able to 
 
 make out the money or the whole 
 
 sum. Weuster 
 
 To luake over, I. fibergeben (aid, 
 
 ilbertr/igen, abtreten, uberioffeu. 2. Auperj 
 
 trAueu. 
 
 1. He made over his estate in trust or 
 
 in fee. Weuster. 
 
 To make up, I. fertig inad)eii, I'ofleu. 
 
 Ben, oui;mnd)cu. 2. (ipauBcl) |'d)liepi'ii, 
 
 AU*gIeid)eu, falBireu (eiiK 5{cd)nuiig). .3. 
 
 jufammeuiiiAd)cn ; iiii'aninieuiialjeii ; jufrtin* 
 
 meiipadcu ; iufAmtiirtilegrii, }iiniiid>>:» (ctueii 
 
 JSrief), faUeu , jiirrd)tlfflcu. 4. iiifiU'.iiiieii 
 
 tuad)eii, nuSiiiAC^eii (im '^eirogo. 5. au^i 
 
 fiilleii, pi'U m>id}^n. 6. beiUgea, aui^tufftn 
 
54'2 Viite. far, fall, fat. Me. mil. Fine, fin. N6, move. nSr, got, 6i]. cloud. Tt'ihe. tiib. full. i//in. TFIiic. 
 
 MAK 
 
 (einen ©treit). 7. flii^feffTern , roieter l)er(lel. 
 
 len. 8. rrjjmijrn, uofi cb. roffilniiMij mnctjen 
 
 (eine ©umnie); jiimnimciibritigcn <ftn( 
 
 ©iimme). 9. jiifamnieiire^en; to be made 
 
 up of..., jufiimnienjitfeot fein, bt\1ti)e\\ 
 
 C<iu«j. 10. bilfcen (flfflrtlteii) J (into) uetJ 
 
 flrbfiten, nindjeit (}U). U. 1 6i(6fii (niie= 
 
 tnncf)en). 12. luie^er einbringnt, luiettr gut 
 
 ntflcten lelufii 9Jedii(l; trff^cn, nneflleidjen 
 
 (©tiun«). 13. aufimndjeii , be|liniiiien. 14. 
 
 dffommobireii , jiirid)ten, orDiien. 15. eiiic 
 
 fcefonDere 'TOiciie <»niiel)iiifii; to - a face, 
 
 ein ®efirf)t mnd)<u; to - a lip, rd)iimrien; 
 
 to - a mouth, Deti *(Kiinb fpi^eii, fid) jicreii. 
 
 9. The parties among us are made up 
 
 of moderate wliigs and presbyterianss 
 
 Swift. 10. To ni ake up a mnss into 
 
 ■' pills. 11. Vines etc. ... make up tlie 
 
 most deligliiful landscape. 
 
 To make up one's accounts with ..., 
 nbrtdjueil mit ... To - one's mind, a) (to) 
 fid) niif Qtmai eiiiridjren. b; (id) uptncljiiitii. 
 To make five games up, tie ^nrtic jll 
 filnf ©pielen ividcii. To - the measure of 
 Iniquity, tai 9»n^ ber Uii(iererf)tiflfrit uoB 
 i«nrf)cn. Made up, aiiSgitunc^t (Sjoi'eiuidjt 
 2C.). Shak. To — a payment, I'oll bejat)len. 
 To - an inrenlory, 3"l'f"""^ f)fllteil. 
 
 TTftke, p- n. 1. fid) iuol)iii iiind)eii, fic^ 
 rid)teii, fid) lucll^cll (iui»l;iii (JoIjcid. 2. eileu; 
 to - fortli, forteileii. 3. beitnigeii, mirfcii. 
 4. fintreteii, ileigiii (u. bcr 5-liitl)>. 5. <' bid)> 
 ten. 6. to - as if ..., fid) tlelleii, fid) ni>= 
 (leltcii, tl)iiii, aii miiiii ... 7. ISEnibuifpr.] 
 (rtiifia fun. 
 
 To make about.., * Jlige^etl nilf . . . 
 
 To make against, Qintm \<l)aitn, {U; 
 t»iber fciii; fpnctjcii oegeii ... 
 Tltis aigiiiiicnt makes against his 
 cause. Webster. 
 
 To make after, 1. (Finent nndjfe^eu, 
 G-iiteii ucrfrigeii. 2. i iiod)rtre&en, und)ingen 
 (eiiier 'Bn(t)t>. 3. Qintm folgm. [Gel)^"- 
 
 To make at, nuf (Milieu }ugt()eii, lo6: 
 
 To make away, I. eiuflicl)C11. 2. fid) 
 fiirtmnd)cii, nm? betii ©tniibe mnd)cn. 3. to - 
 witli, ©iiifti iiiiS Beiii2Cegermiiiifn, tmibriii: 
 jtii; to - Willi one's self, fid) iitiibriiigeii. 
 
 To make for, I. ©ineiii fronimeii, lui- 
 
 ^fn, oottl)cill)nft feiii, jii (Stnttcn (tmimfii; 
 
 bieiieii, gcriid)!'!! (jin. 2. jtigeljen niif ..., 
 
 p<i) naljen ob. imljent (eineiii Dvtt), ftd) niif- 
 
 nind)en nnd) ...; jmlniern nut ... 
 
 1. A war between commercial nations 
 
 makes for tlie interest of neutrnis 
 
 .( Webster. 2. We appreliended a teiii 
 
 pest approiicliing, and made fur n 
 
 harbor. Webster 
 
 To make for one, for one's purpose 
 for one's interest, ©iiuiu {It StrtttfU flMU 
 men. [lugfljcii nuf . . ., juiltucrii nuf . . 
 
 To make forth, " 1. fiirti'ileii. 2. (to) 
 
 To nfake from ..., nui bcr 9{id)tuiig 
 (eine* ^fetle^ 20 Ijiumegcilcn. Shak 
 
 To make off, 1. nbgc^cn , lurggcljeii 
 2. fi(^ fcrfiucrfjen, nu« bcm ©tnubc tnnd)rti. 
 
 To make oil, « iuflel)cn nuf..., fid) 
 n)Ol)in begtbcn. 
 
 To make out, I. ti bnju briiigrti , riib: 
 lid) in fiiiciii 25orl}aben glurfiid) letii ; lie 
 made out to etc., ti fliurfte, ti gelang 
 i^iti euMid) ju K. 2. to - ol a harbor, nut 
 
 aMAL 
 
 einem $nfcn taufen. 
 
 1. He made out to reconcile the con- 
 
 tending parties. Webster. 
 
 To make over, ()inubcrflel)en, fic^ f)n\' 
 ubtrmnd)en. 
 
 To make to . . ., -f bienen jii ... 
 
 To make towards, ftd) Q'inem nni)ecn 
 oDer n(\i)tn, jugeljcn nuf ... 
 
 To make up, 1. nufbred)en, fid) niiftuns 
 d)cn. 2. (to) ftd) (Jiucm nal)en, jugeljen nuf... 
 3. (for) nI5 Grfn^ bieuen fiir ..., G-iuen 
 erfe^en; (Jt>un5 iuiebergutmnd)en. 4. (with) 
 a) fid) nbfiubcn mit ... b) fid) QtmM qt: 
 fallen liificu, ©twnS nid)t nc^ten ober nu.- 
 fd)lngcn. 
 3. Have you a supply of friends to make 
 up for those who are gone? Swift. 
 
 To make up for a deficiency, bn£ 
 gel)Iciibe ergnnjen. 
 
 To make with, 1. (ic^ i>ereinigcn, iibcr; 
 tinftimmeii (mit). 2. fi<l) nbgeben uiit . . ., 
 fid) niifd)cii in . . . 
 
 Mttke, f. I. bn« ®cma(t)t (TOnd)H)erf). 
 2. ber 93nu (ber lljcile beS Mbrvetiy, bte 
 ®eflnlt. 3. ± bet 25nii. 4. bic 91rbeit. 5. ber 
 'TOa(^er(cf)n. 6. i bae (aeli(t)ter. [Webster. 
 
 2. A man of slender make, or fseble — . 
 
 3. Is our perfection of so frail a make, 
 As every plot can undermine and 
 
 shake? Dryden. 
 
 Not of m a k e for . . ., n\(t)t gemnd)t |U . . . 
 
 IVlaktSf (niigelf. maca , gemaca; bnn. 
 mage)*.' ber ®enuM, <?)euiii()l, bte (Jienoffinn, 
 ®etnal)(ina, bcr il3efniinte, greunb. 
 
 !]fl»ke, *. btr Ijnlbe ©nibcr. 
 
 inutkeable, make'abi, adj. ninc^bnr. 
 
 Jflnkebate, make'b^te, (u. make 
 11. nitgeli'. bate) t. ber griebendil&rer. 
 
 MakeletiS, m&ke les. adj. "> 1. Itn: 
 i.)ergltid)lid). 2. oljne ©eiu'JTfn ob. greiinb. 
 
 Makepeace, mikepese, «. ber 
 5rieben«|1tftet. Shak. 
 
 maker, mi'kur, #. 1. ber Sd)ijpfer 
 
 (®ott). 2. ber (SBerfertiger) 9}ind)er (.e\t in 
 
 Sufninntenfe^ungeii), g-abrifnut. 3. ber«ilb> 
 
 ner, Drbuer. 4. bcr I)i(t)rer. [Webster. 
 
 2. A maker of watches or of jewelry. 
 
 Maker of complimenls, ber Xtoniplit 
 meiuenmnd)er', Som|)iiinc!itenfd)ueiber. A 
 maker of watches, ein U^rnuid)er. A- 
 of cloth, cin lu(ftnind)er. -of a bill, [^nn; 
 bell bcr 533ed)fel»'iiu«ileaer. 
 
 makeweig'lit, make'wite, «. 
 [ipnnbel) bic Sng'ibe, 3ulnge. [tl;icraffe. 
 
 Iflaki, ma'ki. t. [Si'ul.J ber 9Jfnfi, 5nul» 
 
 jTVakillJC, niake'mg, «. 1. iim yJld-- 
 d)en) bic ••»fiid)e. 2. bie ^Irbcit, 9Jtnd)e. 3. 
 ber !8nu, bie ©eilnll. 4. bn« ®cbid)t. 
 
 It was a making. e5 ivnr iu bcr 'JHnc^e, 
 mnn arbeitete bnrnii. That was the - of 
 him. b<i& l)iit il)n gel)0ben, ju einem '•Wnnne 
 gemnd)t, in ainfcljen gebrnd)t. [eifeu. 
 
 Making-iron, [©(t)iff«6-] bn« ^al|nt> 
 
 ]?Iakle, mak'l, (O. I. macula; v. n. 
 [lijpogr.J fdjmi^en. — Mak'ling, «. bn£ 
 ®ei'e()mirr. 
 
 ]Vfal, nial, )(tAt. malus, fr. mal) ein 
 
 male, male.y;j5rnn.rum, ba6 oft in 3u 
 fninniciifc^ungen yorfoiinnt u. fd)le(<)t it- 
 beiitft. 
 
 malachite, mal'lakit, (gr. nialaclie) 
 #. [Wiucrnig. ] ber 9Kala4)it. Fibrous-, 
 
 MAL 
 
 massive-, ber 5nfcrninrnd)it, birf)te TOfl* 
 
 lnrt)it. [nernig.] brr ■9)?nIocPlit. 
 
 malacollte, mallakolit, *. [«»if 
 
 malacopteryt^-euits, maiakfip 
 
 teiidje'yus. (gr. maiako* u. pteiygion) adj. 
 [Od)t()i)nl.] iueid)ftnrilg , iucid)e ®tind)e(n t)n. 
 bcnb. — Malacomonopteryg'eous, 
 "rfy- [ 0<')'t)i)f '• ] eiitt tinjige lucidje 9?iirfent 
 fjoffe l)nbenb. 
 
 malacOStOinOUS , malakos't&. 
 niiis, (gr. malakos u. .stoma) adj. [3d)fl)l)t)l.] 
 ii'cid)maulig, ein ive\d)ti >)J?aul pl^iic 3i\t)nt 
 l)abenb. 
 
 maladministration , maiad- 
 iiiinistri'shun, niafeadministra'shiin, 4. bit 
 f(ftred)tc (Staot^o SScnixilfung. 
 
 malady, mal'ade, (fr. maladie; it. 
 malattia) *. I. T bie Jtrnnfl)eit (b. t()ieri|'d)en 
 S^orpcrn). 2. i bie .Rrnnrt)cit. 3. bie ftrnnf* 
 l)eit bc6 ®ei(le«, ®ei|le«jerruttiing. 
 2. Depravity of heart is a moral ma- 
 lady. Webster. 
 
 malag-a, mal'lagS, i. I. [®eogr.] 
 OTrtlngn. 2. ber ^(Jtiilngn, 'OTnlngntuein. 
 
 malanders, marandurz, (fr. ma- 
 landres) t. pi. [ 3{»0rtrineif. ] bit ??iippf, 
 ©tnippe. 
 
 malapert, mai'2plrt, (v. mal n 
 
 pert) adj. uub: 
 
 malapertly, mal'aplrti*, adv. un« 
 
 gcjogcn, unnrtig, nnfeiwifi. ' 
 
 malapertness, mal'aplrtnes, «. 
 
 bie Uiigi'iogeul)eit, 9?nfei»ei«hfit, Ilnnrt; 
 
 malitpropOS, nialap'rApo. (fr. mat 
 a propos) adv. imgcrdj'dt, )u uiigtrd)irfter, 
 unrcd)rcr 3fit. i'"^ Uiigcbul)r. 
 
 malar, ma'lar, (p. I. mala) adf. jlir 
 ?}nrfe, jiim 25ncfcnl'fiiie gfl)orig. 
 
 malaria, malA'ria, (it. W3.) t. bi< 
 fd)led)te Ciift, ■•BMlnrin. 
 
 malate, malAte, (». lAt. malum) «. 
 ;(ll)i:ni.) npfclfnure* ©nlj. — of alumin, 
 npfclfiiurc ll)i'nerbe. 
 
 malaxate, malaks'ite, (fft. malasio) 
 V. a. t gcutnifibig ini>i1)cn, errocid)eii. 
 
 malaxation, malaksashun, t. f 
 bte G-nueid)iiiig. Baii.ky. 
 
 malcunrorination , maikmi- 
 forini'sliuii, *. bie Scrbiibiiiig, bcr rd)led)t« 
 a3.n1, bn* ^2)rirnH'rf)iiltiti0 in itn Jljeilen. 
 
 malcontent, mal'kontent, niAle'- 
 konient, s. bcr inifnxrgnugte, unrtil)ige lln< 
 tcrt-fjmi, OCcbcfl, 91iifriil)rer. 
 
 malcontent, (Malconteat'cd) 
 adj. nuniljig, niigi-ergmigt, nuirill)rifd). 
 
 malconteutedly, malkontent'- 
 edlc. malekoniciil'ediA, adv. nti^oergtulgt. 
 
 malcontentednesM, maikon- 
 
 ient'^<liie.<i, malckoiiteni'ednes, t. bit llll* 
 jufricbcnl)cit mit ber 9{eflierung, tni Wig» 
 ocrgiiugcn. Spectator. 
 
 male, niAle, (fr. male; fat. mascnhis) 
 adj. I. miiniilid), mnnnlid)en ®ef(i)lt4)tt. 
 2. [aSiH.] mannlid). 
 
 Male screw, bie ©d)rnii6e. - child, ber 
 ^nabe. - horse, ber ipeiigff. — issue, ber 
 "DKann^ilamm, bie maMnlid)c« 5ind)fDinnien. 
 
 male, «. 1. bn* '))taiiud)en , ^aiiit« 
 lein (bci Il)icrrn); bcr itiiobe, OT.mn. 2. 
 ber maiiulidK SJcrmaiibte, SSnter. Shak. 3. 
 [!8i't.l bie mannli(t)e ^^anje. 4. ['5Rc<^.'J 
 bie ©d)rnufte. 
 
FAte, far, fill. fat. M*. met Fine. ffn. NA, mftve. ndr, g6t, 6t\. cMd. Trihi-, tub, full. t//in, THis. 543 
 
 MAL 
 
 Haleconteni etc., f. Malcon- 
 tent eie. [rine ^rt €p<itpf[rrt(^- 
 
 Tfale-COtoon, malekotuuii, I. 
 
 Sinledicency, malledissense, ([>. 
 Int. maledico) «. t t»i^ ®(f)mal)rn, bic Su|l 
 ju |'d)iiinf)rit cb. )ii verlaiimtxii. 
 
 llMlediceut, mal Icde^ent, adj. -f 
 fd)miil)en», l<rrllnllu^erl^(^. l^u(l)r. 
 
 nnlfdiftedf malledik'rcd, a((;. uer: 
 
 inaledicti<lllf nialledik'siiun, (Int. 
 ■alediciio) t. fit '■Snnuwichmxq. btr 9uid). 
 
 Maledictory f malledik'luie, adj. 
 einen tJliirt) fiith.uieiie. 
 
 2n[alerMC(i«»n, mallefak'sliun, (lot. 
 male ii. lacio) t. f bit nct>eltt)at. 
 
 IHwleractorf mailcfak'tur, ((at. 
 BJ.) «. ^rr Urbflti)rttcr. 
 
 Malefeawancet mallefesaoae, «. 
 t Me lUbtltlj.u, -WiiiKthr.t. 
 
 ZHalefIc, nialleffik, (lat. maleficu*; 
 mJj. t bo.-rtrtiii, libit, idiaHid). 
 
 UlaleHce, inai iefi<i, (fr. m.) «• t 
 I. 6i( Ui'brltl)i\t. 'I. fit 3iuibf«i. Chaucer. 
 
 91aleficence, uiailel'let«ai>e, « 
 bit ©ii«iiniri(if*ir. "IJoinrtirtfrii. 
 
 maleficent, niailerfe»«ut , adj. 
 bfti.irfifl. lit'fltlj.uifl. 
 
 Jfalefieiatef malled*h'eite, «. a. 
 + bel)tj:«it , bejrtubfrii. Burtos. — Male- 
 fic i n ' t i o n , t. Me '£riaul<(riiii(i. 
 
 nalendeiiref mallelikli'caae, (I 
 maUficientia) *. bu r&btatti^ttlt , llebil 
 tf)iitii]rrit. — Malefic'icnt, adi. ub(l> 
 n^Atiq, bo^orttii. 
 
 naleng-ine, malln'jin, (fr. malen- 
 ({■) «. t f'f ioiiff. 2Jrtriifl, fie Cift. 
 
 malepractice, miieprakiii. <. 
 ka< j^«|e5Ull^rl(^r SSriitfjiiifii, eie gift^wibriflf , 
 nnfii(li(t)e >21ti|ful)riiiio, ipaiibiiiiiiji 6er Ilin 
 terirt)leif. 
 
 Ufalenpirited, mlicip'r'ited, (v. 
 ■ale, niniiiiiKt) ii. *pirii) adj. l;o(t)l)eriia- 
 
 IVfalet, nial'ct, (|C. nialletie; «. -)- bai» 
 
 MalevoleKCef raalav'vAlenae. (I. 
 ■lalevoUnlia) t. bit lln(]UII|l, %b()UII|l, ber 
 Mie a3i«e. 
 
 Malevolent, malev'volent . adj. 
 I. ubelmcidrnb , ubcloefiiint, bo«n)iUig. 2. 
 fcinDiedn. tiii()Uiiili()- 
 
 Sfalevolently , maliv'T^cniU. 
 mit. boiiuidig, bi^tft)nir(r 'IDeife. 
 
 nalevolouN, iiiale*'v6lua . adj. 
 
 f. MxlevnUnt. (aance. 
 
 maireiajvance , C Malefea- 
 
 Ifal Tor Illation , malforuii'stiun. 
 
 a. |Gl)ir.| bie 93i'rbiiMiii(| , amt^twrn^i^t, 
 
 (ttle<Drr Vilbinia ber Ii)ei(e. 
 
 Ulalic, nii'lik. (V. I(tt. maliini) adj. 
 H[|)eni.) rtpfeirniier. -acid, bie 9lj>teliVi»re. 
 Sfallce, mal'li*. (fr. S33. v. lat. ma- 
 lltia) «. I. bie !Bo<f)rit. 1. itx Qixoii. 
 
 Implied na a lice, — prrpenae . [9{ed}td> 
 ftw.) bet i'Cirrn5li(f)e tobti<t>lrttJ. Expre«« -, 
 ttt uni>priVii5lid)e lobt)<()ln<j. To bear - to 
 .., ffiiiem iibtl roulleii, ©rcfl Ijcfleii (jegeii ... 
 nialice, V. a-t l.nnfeitiben.SpeaiiER. 
 I. Q-troitt bo«l)aft niKlegen. 
 
 JMaliciouw, nialiali'u*, <(nt. mail- 
 •lotuk) adj. I. bojboft, iq^miidi, ornlifTia; 
 ^^cimtucf it(t) , tiiifuVi). 'i. (ww ber Boil^eu, 
 ■Ml tbten 'JCiUeii tingegi-beii> bo<f;<if(- 
 
 MAL 
 
 maliciously, naliah'SsU, udtt. 
 
 boft^ift, |■ct)a^ellfrl'l). 
 
 maliciousness, malish'uinls, «. 
 bie iio^ljeit, 5Bu61)iiiti(jteit ; ber 'ilrijwiHe. 
 
 malig'n, niaiine', (fr. nialin, ma- 
 ligiie; liU. malignum) adj. 1. f bo£l)ilft. 2. 
 bofe ((^eifltr), f(t)limm ((^iiifliig). 3. iiii: 
 ilfiitilig , feiiibfelid. Miltom. 4. b&iarcio 
 (Wcrctjuuir ic). 
 
 malig'n, V. a. I. anfeinben. 1. vtx-. 
 laiiinbeii, uerfd^reien , iterltiftern. 3. berrt^O' 
 Digrii. 4. Q-iiieiii bii£f;iifcer ilUeii'e fd)iibeit. 
 
 maliifn, t). n. 6)ro(l l)riieii. Mii.Ton. 
 
 maii{;nancy, maiig nanBC, «. I. 
 bie ibo^luit, '}lr<]li|l- 2. bie i^eiiibi'eligreit, 
 Uiiqiiiiil (be< @d)i(frAl^ IC). Shak. 3. bie 
 3}66ar(ii)rnt (eiiiri JJ'eberi ic.). 
 
 malignant, niallg'nant, adj. t. 
 t)0£l)ttft. 2. friitb|'i'li() (llli(iutiflii)i. 3. b&£: 
 .irtiii (gifinr ic.i. 4. (jel)fli(ifl (ksiiiibe). 
 
 malig'naiit, t. t ber Uebelgeinitite. 
 
 malifpnaftUtly, nialignamlc, adu. 
 bo«l)ofr, boriid); fiiiibiciig; boiitrtig. 
 
 maiijS^'ner, maiine'tir, «. 1. ber f}a> 
 \\\\\Ait iJiitib. 2. ber ©ijreurdjiiuber, 2nilerer. 
 
 malig°nity, malig niic, (i. inaligiii 
 tan) ». I. bie 2Ji>61)eit, Seiiibfeligfett , ber 
 -JlrgiviUe. 2. bie !8i>6^ei( (&)cl)iiMl|}feit , 
 8uiibl}>)f(iofeit). 3. bie ^dariigteit ceiiier 
 
 Mrilllfl^rlt). 
 
 malig'niy, maline'lc, adv. I. bo^i 
 l^oft, bofiKt), bo6l)aft(r llUeife. 2. feiiiCfelia, 
 iiiiiiuiiflii) , bbiiiriitj. 
 
 malkiu, niaw'kin, (D. Mary ober 
 Molly) «. 1. '•JRoriecl^eii. 2. bie (jemriue, 
 r<f)iiiiii)ige 'iD?ii(]b. Shak. 3. ber £>|euioi|(t). 
 4. bie !8o(]el|'it)i'iid)e. 
 
 mall, uiel, mill, (fr. mail uoni Int. 
 iiialleut) «. 1. ber f(t))vere Xillipfel, Stloppel, 
 k£(t)l>igel, ^liiuel, Kolben. 2. « ber S(t)l>ig, 
 etreict). 3. (nial, uial> a) bie ^}}?.ullebiil)ii, 
 Kolbeiibi^t)!!. b) bai SnufiViel, JtoltieiijViel, 
 
 M a i I - ■ 1 1 c k, ber iColbeii. [OJ^nilleipiel. 
 
 mall, mill, V. a. 1. mit eiiieni Jlolben 
 rd}liii]eM, treffcii. 2. buritblnucn. 
 
 mall, ('Ubfurjiiiig fur Mary) t. 9}?a> 
 rie(t)i'ii, iUiiere. [ber ivilbr (^iittrid). 
 
 mallard, mallard, (fir. mnlarl) «. 
 
 malleability, mallcabll eie, > 
 
 malleableuess, mal liablnec, ^ 
 (fr. iiialle'iiiilliie'i *. bie ipiiniiiierbiirfett. 
 
 malleable, mai leabl, (fr. 'ZO. v. 
 Int. niailcuk) mdj. \. t}>unmerbar. 2. f gr> 
 r(t)meiM(i. lfd)miebeii. 
 
 malleate, malieitt-, ■>. a. I)>ii)iiiierii, 
 
 malleatioil, mallei'shun, *. bAi 
 <;>iitiiiiierti, ®it)tiiieben. 
 
 mallet, mar III, (fr. maillet; TllfT. 
 moloi; f|.u>. inlat) 4. 1. $ ber €(l)loge(. 2. 
 -ober driving-. [Ie<i)iiol.j bie filopffeiife. 
 3. SerTlng -, l«JJirtr.J bie lileibfeille; calk- 
 ing -. ber ^nlfiuljnminer. 4. [luppcir.) ber 
 $regl)nmiiirr. 6. ber Krlbeii tiiui *)}{oi[le> 
 fpiele, 'Miflideilprf. Shak. 
 
 mallo^V, mal'lib, ) ,<. , 
 
 ■ ,, ' .,,,,' J (angelf.malu, 
 
 mallO«»'8, mal'loxe, ^ 
 mealwe, malwe ; fr. manve; lU. mall) *. 
 l93oc.] bit Wrtli-e, ^.ippel. 
 
 Manh- mallows, bie ^appelrofe. 
 Rose-maliowa, )ie ^ioreiipappel. -- 
 tree, bie ifnuiura. -> flower-color, 
 brauiiroi^. 
 
 MAM 
 
 malmsey, mam'ze, (fr. malrofaie) 
 1. ber ■DJf.iIwnfifr (91rt Iniiiben itiib art 
 5a3<iti». --none, bie rorl)e iJ7iU"e. Shak. 
 
 malpractice , malpiak't's , f. 
 Ma I p practice, [bmi. m«lt) *. bii*'iD?nlj. 
 
 malt, mill, (nilijrif. mealc; \<t)Xo. u. 
 
 Malt drink, -liquor, btr "Wrtljf 
 trniif , J. 93. 95ier, '•Jlle, ^urter ic. --dunt, 
 -•thicket, ber ^B?<ili» , Oarrrtniib. — • 
 floor, bie 'OKrtljreMite. —-horse, I. "bnl 
 ^J5ferb |iiin ©cbroteii be« •OJf.ilje*. 2. f btt 
 Sfinimel, IBlprl. Shak. — k i I n , bie ••JKiiH* 
 bnrre , OTnIiP6rre. --long, --worm, 
 [ SJi'Sarjueif.] bie £<t)niiibe dim ©(^mfel). 
 -•man, ber 'TOiiljer, "Wafjer. --mill. 
 Die 'TOiiljtniiljle. — worm, ber 3e(f)er, 
 Srtiifft. Shak. 
 
 malt, r. a. )ii *J7?n(j mn(ten. — r. n. 
 LOWiilj nm(t)fn, innljrii. 2. jii 'JJTnij loerbett. 
 
 malta, mal'ta, g. (OJroiir.i (bie ^iifel) 
 >B?.iir(i. (-M. ber ob. bie SIWiKterer. 
 
 maltese, mil te«e, adj. ni(llteMf<t. 
 
 maltita, mal'i/ia, *. [Wiiirrnlq.I 
 bai (f'r)l)ar) , G'rjped) , Sergpett) , ber ^erg* 
 iljetr. 
 
 maltreat, mal'triie, •'r maltraiter) 
 ». a. niigh.iiibelii. (bie 'OTieij.iiibliiiifl. 
 
 maltreatment, inaltrete-ineiit, I. 
 
 maltster, miitsiur, ». i. berO);al« 
 jer, rBfalier. 2. ber Wiilihiiiibirr. 
 
 malvaceuus, maivA-«iius, ((at. 
 malvaceiK) adj. tiiiili'ennrriii , WiUorit . . .' 
 
 malversation , maivaisi'thun, 
 (fr. 2D.) *. b.i« betriijli(f)e SBerf.ihrtii , ber 
 Unterfctleif, bie 95eriiiitreiiiiiig; nemeiiu, b(« 
 triiglKfye Jtuijfe iiiib $filTe; bai fc^lec^rc 
 93eiief)mcn. 
 
 mam , mam. ) ^ _ ^ 
 
 mamma, mSmml-, \ (A'- "»»."»»• 
 mamnia) «. bie -)Kililirt (OWiirter). 
 
 mamaliikc, mamaiiike. (Mam'a- 
 luke) $. ('aeiinprfiil ber ^Winiifiiif. 
 
 mammal, niaminai. 4. 13i)o(.] bn< 
 ©niigetljifr. 
 
 mammalog^ist , mammal'lAjKt, 
 (P. gr. mamma ii. logos) t. ber Sdugri;ier> 
 fuiibige, -Wn 11) inn log. 
 
 mammalufcy , mammal'l^ji, s. 
 bie (»migtl)ierfiiiibe, Siiiigtljierlfljre, OJJom« 
 mrtloiiie. 
 
 mammary, mam'mari. a<(/.(9(iiot.] 
 SSriiit... - veiiiH. bie •Briiilbliitrtberii. 
 
 mainmee, maiumee', 4. ber ftRnni* 
 mni, -JJfiuiitiirtibniim. 
 
 mammer, mam'miir, p. n. ^ ittl* 
 r(i)irimg jViM, «iMlel)eii. Shak. 
 
 mammet, mamniit. (p. mani> a. 
 
 I. I bie <J5iippe. 2. ± bc\i ^i'ipp(()en. 
 mamillifer, main'mifer, d. inamms 
 
 II. fero) «. [3oi'l-l bi>6 ©iiiigtljier, ©oiigf» 
 tl)ier. [luij. luit SBrutlen pen'eljeii. 
 
 mamillireroilS, luammitfarua, 
 
 mammiform, main'meiorm, (fr. 
 mamiiiirormei «</»'. jii^eilf&rmiq. 
 
 mammillary, mam millari. (Int. 
 maniilia) adj. \. ju bell aSriiiironrieii gfi 
 l)5rig. 2. Ciliuu.] wrtrjeiifijriiiig. 3. I-5Xi» 
 iitruig.) luarifiiiormig. 
 
 mammillated,iiiam'niillit«d,M(/. | 
 Heine ^it^tn, Vniiliuiirieii Ijnbenb. 
 
 mamm<»C , mam'muk , «. |> Mt 
 l&it^rdc, ber imfprmlict^e SJrrcfcn. 
 
544 Fate. far. fall. faJ. !\!e, met. Fine. fin. N6. move, n6r, g;ot, 6H, rl6i^<L Tube, tfib; ftirr. l//iii. THVf. 
 
 iiii/i, ) 
 
 (tllff. 
 
 MAM 
 
 mammoc , v. a. )erilu(teii , in 
 ©tutfe reiecii, bred)eii, jirreifjeii. Mii.tom 
 
 miaiiiiiiotlis, iiKiui'iiiodis, s. eine 
 9(rt (\roben iiiMriteii ■0)iuiTdiiie. 
 
 Mam moil, niam'iiiun, (fi)r. 233.) 
 « ber OTammoii, tie jfitlid)eu , ir6ifd)cn 
 
 ©Utrt. 
 
 MammOItistf uiam'iiiunist, «. iix 
 
 «0ttuniiuMi^t>inu'r , ^a^ ^BeltfiiiB 
 ]9J(ammotll, main' 
 jflammutli, 
 
 nianiant) *. Cut 'D?rtnimiltf) 
 
 jllan, mail. dinni'M' "lan. mann, nion ; 
 (jpti). manna; failtfr. man; f<t)m. , tiill., 
 Ijod. man) pi. men, i. 1. ti\& 'D)iCU|'d)tn: 
 (jefcfelecbt. Me «B?eiirrf)eii ; dild ©fgeiifa^ I'oii 
 woman) baS m(iiuilid)e ®cfi1)lcd)t , bit 
 9Rauner. 2. bcr ^Weiiirf). 3. ber •OKnuit (Oie 
 *IKaniifipcrfoii) (oft luirt) man iii3uriimmeii: 
 fe^imgeii oDer luie eiii SBciiuort gebrrtiid)t, 
 |. 58. man-child, ber ivllilbc; men- 
 eookk, 5t6d)e; men-servants, Sicneri- 
 4. ber ^TOaiiii (bie 'iperioii im 31(Igcmt'iiifn), 
 3emnnb, (Siiier, pi- Scute; no -, Seiner; 
 erery -, cin OeCer; any -, irgcnb &inir 
 tfK ^emnnb ; a -, uiiiu. 5. ber (cnuadjiVnc) 
 «JSnnn. 6. (bifiiueilcn niit bem ^j^i'benbccjnjfe 
 ber ©tacfc, bee Grnile^ jc. ; nud) Ber2Gi;J)l> 
 ^abenljcit) ber 9)iaiin. 7. ber Wnnn («5rl: 
 bat; WtUrofo; pi. ^Tinnn, Seiite, ©olbiiteit, 
 bie 'TOannfd)iift. 8. bM ©d)iiT; - of war. 
 tai Sriea5|"d)ijf ; merdiant--, ber ivrtllt- 
 fii()re». 9. ber !lM'Diente. , Diener; pi. bit 
 Ucute. 10. ([ greunb ( 'TCenid) ). 1 1, o ber 
 gjinnn, (Jljemann. 12. [geiibiilr.] ber 95amfl, 
 Sel)iJ«in<inn ; pi- Sel)ntleute. 13. (iin SBreit> 
 fpiel) 6er ©tcin; (im ©d)ad)rp.) ber aJatitr. 
 1. In the System of Nature, man is 
 ranked as a distinct genus. 2. Tlie 
 king is but a — ks J am. Shak. In 
 matters of equity between — and — ... 
 Watts. 4. A -, in an instant, may dis- 
 cover the assertion to lie impossible. 
 More. 6. 1 dare do all that may be- 
 come a — ■ Shak. 10.' We speak no 
 treason, —. Shak. II. Every wife ought 
 to answer for her -. Addison. 
 
 Man of war, 1. ber Srieg^iniinii. 2. 
 tci Srirtis;, 9iiiicnrd)iff. - at arms, cin 23e! 
 ivnffncler. Old-, ber nitc •Wann, ©rei*. 
 Wise -, ber ^Beife. Tlie good - of the 
 house, t ber $)iiiifunrcr. So much a — . fi) 
 SBicl fliif ben '5)iiinn. - of the turf, ber 
 Oorfei, ber biie i>feniipfirb rcitet. Men of 
 c«»h, I (ilncflid)e ©uieler. -by-, yjiaim 
 \UX ■^awx. (Taken etc.) to a -, bi6 flUf 
 ten Ic^ten 'iJTfann. Tlie men of a hhip, bic 
 ®d)iff*inann|"d)ilft. Ten leagues beyond 
 mau's life, jcljn ^)KeiIfH lueiter, al6 ein 
 ^Renfd), ber fcin gnnje* C'lben reifen luilrbc, 
 etrreidjen f&nnte. Shak. To live like a -, 
 i^ftnuni'tig, nl6 red)trd).iffencr ilKann leben. 
 To sliow one's self p — . firf) al6 'OKflnil 
 {eigcn. To come to man's estate, ein 
 ^Wnnn nierbcn, bnf •OKiuin^flltcr err«id)en. 
 To be one's own -, I. Spcrr fiber fid) fcin; 
 ae is not bis own — , er ifl nid)t bet ©innen, 
 bat ben 2SerfliiMb I'rrlorcn. 2. fein cijjenfr 
 j^i (tin. 3. fid) jVlbil bcMencii. 
 
 Proe. A m a n or a iiiouse , H{le6 Obcr 
 
 Man -bote, biif "Wiuiiiijelb (bei iobt. 
 
 MAN 
 
 ftftlagen). Man-eater, b« TOenfd)enfrefTfr. 
 — hiiter, ber 93?enfd)enl)n(Ter, *)JJenfd)en! 
 feinb. —-killer, — -queller, ber lubl; 
 fd)Iii!ier, «JKi>rbcr. --midwife, ber 0)e! 
 bnrtsl)elfer , ipebnrjt. --of- war-bird, 
 l.Ornit!).J bie gregatte. — pleaser, (Finer, 
 ber»!lubcrn gcfiidt, ober fid) uicle »!Kiil)c o'^bt, 
 ■llnbern jn gefiillen. Swift, —-rope of the 
 bowsprit, [iJKiir.] bae £aiif|lag. --servant, 
 DerSBebienre, Oiener. —-slaughter, I. ber 
 Iobtfc<)Mg. 2. [9{ed)t6|pr.] ber unt'Drfai^lit^e 
 iDbtfd)liig. — slayer, ber lobtfdjlaoer. 
 --stealer, ber 9Jtcnfd)enrnuber. —-steal- 
 ing, ber '^enfdjenraub. 
 
 Iflaii, V. a. 1. bi>inannen, befe^cn (mit 
 Inippen to. 2. i befciligen , fl^rfcn ( ben 
 (yei|1). 3. i'ert(;eibigcn , beii)ad)en (mit ©oU 
 bitten). Shak. 4. ja!)men , iibrid)ten (einen 
 Jiilfen). 5. t tnit 25ebicnten uerfeljen , be: 
 bienen. 6. f ri(<)tcii (cin (J)efd)op). 
 2. Theodosius having manned his soul 
 with proper reflections .. . Addison. 
 
 6. Man but a rush agaiust Otiiello's 
 
 breast, 
 
 And he retires. Shak. 
 
 To man the yard», («JKar.] ba6 25clf 
 
 nnfliiufen lafTen; to - the top, SBulf auf bas 
 
 ^JtorS laiifeii liiflen; to — tlu- ^-apsiern, 
 
 aSolf an'x' (i)ai>gfpiel iletlcn. 
 
 jflanacle, inan'iialvl, (fr manicies> 
 
 *. bie ip.inbfijKl. ipanbfd)f(le ; (ii. i) bie gifld. 
 
 ]?Iaii»cle, v.u. (rtnen nut v>iiib; 
 
 fd)cllen behgen, G-inem ip.inbft||i'(ii onltgen, 
 
 (*incii feiielii. 
 
 To manacle together, jnfnmmeMfe(i'i'ln. 
 uVIauag'ev iuun'i<IJe, q'r. menager; 
 fp. n. port, maiiejar) v. a. 1. a; lianbl)aben, 
 betreibcn, leiten, periualten, fiinren (ein &(■■ 
 fd)aff), (finer ©iid)e) uorilcljen. b) ^ fiiljrcn 
 (itrirfl). 2. ni iibrid)ten, jiirciten, einiiben 
 o^ferbei. b; baiibigcn, iiii;men tioilbe itjiero. 
 3. l;iinM)i)bcn , regieren (iiad) 'iliiUen bi'iues 
 gen ob. gebrand)i'ii). 4. i a> ©men l;ernm; 
 bringen, i lierlimfrifgen ; leiten, lenfcn, 
 lliinmcn. b) briuit^en, gcbrnnd)cn. c) ein: 
 leiten, (J einfiibein (G"HPiif). d) ucrl)anbcln. 
 5. a>fd)oiirn, jn DJntijc l)aitcn (bii$lieben:c.). 
 b; ©inen fd)onrnb, nitt ©(^'''uixil' beljutfam 
 bcl^anbeln. 
 2. I>) The buffalo is too refractory to be 
 managed. Wcusteb. 3. Lung tubes 
 are cumbersome, and scarce to be ea- 
 sily managed. Newtoh. 4. b) Antony 
 managed him to his own views. 
 MiDULETox. 5. b) Ic was much his 
 interest to — his protestant subjects. 
 
 AOUISON. 
 
 To manage a charge agaiint .., eine 
 i?lnge orrbringen gcgeii . . . 
 
 iflanag-e, v. n. bie ^uffidft ^abtn 
 
 Ob. fnljren, regicren, l)nnbeln. 
 
 Leave them to manage for thee. 
 
 Orvden. 
 
 Jflanag-ey «. l- * Pit !^anb!)(ibnng; 
 9{cgierun.j (tiucf @taate£); SScnvtiUung ; 
 Jitijrnng (fine6 ^rojtffef). 2. bie »ilb«d): 
 timg (einc« ^ferbe^). 3. bic 9{eitfd)nl«. 4, «\ 
 bit (finrid)iung. 5. t "•' 93eiirbeitiing, ^> 
 l)itnblung. 6. f bie Seitiing, gui^riing, ^21nf: 
 fid)t. 7. + bie 'Jlniuenbnng. 8. f bie Si>r»'j 
 fcljriing, ■D)f.iundl)mf , -))iitpregeln. Shak. 
 
 7. Uiiii'kkilver will not endure the ma | 
 
 MAN 
 
 nage of the fire. <•■'■•* '^Bbb. 
 
 To make manage, 'TOngrcge fn ncittiftn- 
 'XtnnagKahlvt ^ man'idjeabl. adj. 
 
 1. IjitnBiid), lcid>t jn ijanf^nbtn, jn regieren. 
 
 2. i lenffnm. 
 
 1. Heavy cannon are not very mana* 
 genbl e. 
 
 ^ Idana^eableueKS, man'tdjeabl.. 
 nes, «. ? bie ipnnbli(l>fetr. 2. i bie Senf» 
 famfeit. 
 
 management, manlcljement, (fr. 
 maniement) *. 1. bie >panbf)ilbiing , ^fifji 
 rung, aSeriuoltnng, Ceirnng (einri ©eilt^oft* 
 ic.). 2. bie geinljeit , fiiiigl;elt, bmi flnge, 
 feine SSctragen , 2Jerl)iiUen , bie gScfdjtrflidj*- 
 feitj ©d)onnng. Drydes. 3. bie llnterl)iiti6. 
 lung, ber 25erfe(;r. 4. bie WobiiUuien (be* 
 ©riinme). Porter. 
 
 3. He had great management witir 
 ecclesiastics, in the view to be advan- 
 ced to tlie pontilicaie. Aduisoii)i 
 
 Iflanag-er, man idjeur, «. 1. bit 
 S5or|lel)er, Qlnffeljer, SScnualter (eined Xt)ta* 
 tcre !c.); ®efd)«ift6fril)rer; Grpebient. 2. ber 
 '5iil)rcr, 9Inful}rcr (bti ^iibel6 jo. 3. bet 
 Unrerl)nnbler. 4. ber gute <IOirfl), A>iin5l)itlter; 
 -of.., G-iner, ber (S-iiua« jn 9^ul)e Ijiiit.. 
 
 3. An artful ma^iager, that crept 
 between. Pope. 4. A prince of great- 
 aspiring thoughts; in tlie main, a — of 
 his treasure. . TEMrtl. 
 
 ]?lana8:ereSS « manidjeres, .« ' 
 fie 23or|lel;ennn, Ceiterinn, ?liifi"el}criiiu. 
 
 maiiag°ery, mairldjerre, «. I. biti 
 i?nnei)nbung, 2>eriKiiltnng, *e!)anMnng, Se» 
 ireibnng, Ceitnng. 2. bie2i3irfl)lid)reit, jjy.ui**-. 
 Ijiiltigfcit. 3. * bie ^nnbljnbnng, Jiegiernng, 
 5ill;rung, ber ©ebrnud) (ciner "^affej. 
 
 jnana^tng", man idjlng^ ai adj 
 Icitenb , fiiljrenb zc. -owner, (©eeljanbelj 
 ber bie Sorrefponbenj fiiljrenbe '•JKitrljeber ; 
 ^jefteber. -partner, (ipiinbelj ber bn^ OJet: 
 fd)iift fiiljrenbe 0)Jittl)eill)aber. b) «. — of 
 business, bie ®ffd)nftc-ful)rnn9. 
 
 iVIauakin, man'nakln, t. 1. " but 
 -»iiinnd)en. Shak. 2. fine 'UK 25ijgel. 
 
 iflanati, manil li. ^j. pJuunrg.]: 
 
 jflaiiattis, iiiaiii'tiis, ^ brr!)K<tnati. 
 
 ifflanatioUj manAsliiiu. (int.; r. * 
 ber '.'luffliiB. ( ber 'Jierinel. 
 
 ]tlanclie« nuush, (fr. ^.) «. (i^rrlb.J 
 
 maiicliet) maiish It, s. '* bai ©euis^ 
 meibrob. --loaf, bie ©emtnel. 
 
 mancliineel, manisiiiiicei'. dot 
 mancniiilla) «. - ob. —-tree, ber ^tiinfd)i> 
 nctlcnbnnm. 
 
 emancipate, man'sepate, ((. man* 
 cipo) II. a. t I- iii<» ©fliioen , abi^iitigi}' 
 mnd)en. 2. f (to) binben, fe(7elii diu). 
 
 jiffancipaiiun, iiiaiisei>a'.siiijn, «. 
 + bie ©finoerei , unfrciiuidige •iibi)nnfligftit. 
 
 manciple, man'sepl, t|. niaucepsji 
 J. ber OetbilDin , S?eriualter (befDnbeci bei 
 ilt'tlegien). 
 
 mandamus, mlnd^'mus, (I. ^.) 
 *. CJifc^tefpr.] cin fon glid)er ^nt (SJefeJjU 
 nn ^riufltprrfonen , fiorperidxiifteu ic. , iuo« 
 b\\x6o beniVlben (Jnons ganj befonber* diit 
 befohlen ober eitigd'd)rtrfr. luirb. 
 
 mautiarin, maudaieeu'. *. [{ri)inat 
 ber -Miaubiirin. (fitvpei 
 
 Mandariu-duek. [Crniftj.J bie <(ebeM 
 
rite, far, fall. fat. Mi, met. Fine. fin. N6, mire, n6r, git, 61!, clifid. Ti^be, tub, full. lAin. THis. 545 
 
 MAN 
 
 Ulnndaiary, man'datari, > 
 
 ]IIaildatury , nian'rtltnre , ) 
 •andataire) t. 1. GiiHtt , b(t tin pn\>H\\d)ti 
 Vtarxtnt rrhalttn f^ot. 2. ttt ^tvoilmad)' 
 hflte, Seniifirnfltt; [7itd)ti\'^T.] ber 'TOntis 
 totnr. 
 
 ]Vf andatCf man'dile. (u. (. mando) 
 t. I. Her 91iifttnii ; Srffl)!, Bif QJondjrifr, 9Iii< 
 veiritnn, Da£ '>]]';nll^lU. 3. [ ration. Sted^t] 
 )fl< ^iiiibnt (tut 93rror^llllno). 
 
 Slaiidator, maudaiiir, (Int. 'Sj.) 
 t. in SSurflfhfr. Aympfe. 
 
 ]VIandatory, man'dature, adj. eilUI) 
 gSefft)! fittt).iltenb, beitt)\tni, (jebieteiip, i>or> 
 f(f)reib<iiD. 
 
 ]IIandibl«*, man'debl, ((At. man- 
 dibula) «. ttr &m\b(\d(\\, £itfer, Me jttiin> 
 laftf; p'. ti« iiiniiliTttn (tt\ 93[^(jfln). 
 
 mandiliular^niaiidilt'liular, ad;. 
 |U ^elI Riniibnrfen nfhijrifl. 
 
 nandil, mandil, (fr. maniille) «. t 
 fine 'ilrt •TOiiiifel. 
 
 Mandilioiif mandaryun, «. I. in 
 €8I^ntfMrp(f. 3. rill iu(tt(4 Rltii; lit ^adt 
 cljne Mrrmri. 
 
 IVIandleKtonef man'dlit&ne, «. 
 Ifjfiiierflln] ftiT TO.inPrlfftin. 
 
 JWandiuent, mand'oieni, (fr. nan- 
 d«meiit) *. + tn '?fff!)I. 
 
 JWandolin, man'd^lin, (it. man- 
 dolai $ 6ir ^^)iiiiiecliiie (iitiirif. 3nftr.). 
 
 Mandore, mand^rc', (fr. 10.) «. 
 bif -MJiiiiDore . 'ipiiiihpre (imifif. O"*^'-)- 
 
 !naildrake,niaii'drike.(Mandra'- 
 gora) (Int. mandrngora») «. [Sot.] in 
 Wrniin, ®(f)lnfiipffl, b<t6 ^frfufrnuf. 
 
 Mandrel, man'drel, (fr. mandrtn) 
 «. [Drf(t)«l.l M« CL'(ff, in>f)l6o<ff. 
 
 nfandrill, man'dnl, t. l3otif.] in 
 fgtinr, ju fniif". l^nnPrin, ^nlMfuftl. 
 
 ^nildncable, man'dAkabl, adj. 
 
 IVIuilduCate, man'dukAle , (lAt. 
 manduco) r. a. fniifii, fffftJ. 
 
 Manducation, lulndAki'thjn, ». 
 
 iai Rc.utw, Q^en. 
 
 niane f mine, (f)rn. maan; (d)n. 
 nan. mnhn ; ian. man) «. bie Wilfjite. 
 
 Mane-eomb. 6fr (^frrbK) ©trifflfl. 
 -.iheet, iit Jtppfbfcff (bfi ^frtbrn). 
 
 ]VIane, drtji'tt* moan. 
 
 ]Tf Hiied, mind, adj. ()rm(ff)nt, tine 
 «Df,itiMf hnbrnb. [9?fit6(i()ti, 9tcitf(f)iilr. 
 
 IWaiie^'t^v nian'edje. (fr. ^.> t. iit 
 
 ]VIunerial,miin^r'^al. f. M a n o r i a I. 
 
 9lan<*i«, iiiA'n^i, (lar. IS-) *■ pi- iit 
 
 ]V|aiieiiverf niano'»ur, (fir. ma- 
 HorciTrc; I. maun* II. fr. oeuvre, f. opera) 
 «. 1. I^ilit.) bif 55<n)f(iun(j , UCtiibmig, 
 ^rtiwfiifiino , iai TOnnouer. 1. l bn< gr> 
 frt)itfrf iBfr/nhren, ber fliiiijljiriff, Utntrifb. 
 
 ]flanenver, ». n. I. ('Wiiit.) SJt 
 ibf(iiiiifl(ii, €d)i»<nfiin(ifii mii(!)fii, iiiniiin'ri 
 rrn. 7. t mil ©rwrtiibf^eit , flu'ctjifft vn 
 fahreii. 
 
 ' Maneuver, v. a. I'^iWt.] ma 
 nbi'Twcu loffpii , S5fi»rgiingfn ino(f)cii Iflffett. 
 
 itianrul, nian'fiil, adj. ) 
 
 Hffanrillly, manfule. adv. ^ 
 in(^nnl)iift. mmitilid), l)frihnfr. 1. tM. tl)rtn: 
 pod. (*)Wnnnhiifti<ifrir, .^frjbnfiigfeit. 
 
 KffanruliieiiN , manifiiuei, «. bit 
 
 Ungt. ■ d*utt< h. H'nrltriiuch. I. 
 
 MAN 
 
 Mang", (fcf^Ott.) among. 
 
 Iflang'aby, man'gabe, «. ber atf^isi 
 pil'cf)e ^l^e. 
 
 otfangrf^nese, man'ganiie, (fr. ^.) 
 *. ('TBinernlg.] bcr SBraimilriu , ©iienfllniij. 
 Cupreou* manganese, iai ^lipfer' 
 rWnngoiicri. Carbonaie of -, foljifiifaurei 
 *J?Jiingnn. Red --ore, --tpar, eer.Riertl: 
 ■•TO (111 git 11. Gray oxide of — , geipflfferre* 
 <J)?niig()n>$pprrprDbiil. 
 
 ]tlan|$^ane8ian,mangani'sean,a<<>. 
 jiim S5riiiiii|leiii get^prig , au6 S3riUiii|'li!tM 
 bfflf()en6, braimftfiiinrrig. 
 
 ]n[ans^ane8iate,mangane'seite,«. 
 (6l)em.) iiiaiig.inrniir«6 (Sfllj. 
 
 ITlauifaneMic, uiaiigani'»{k, adj. 
 
 - acid. [Gljtiin.l bic 'Wniignmniire. 
 Mang^aneMious , mangani'aius. 
 
 adj. [Gl^eiii.] iiiiprdtumiiieii luaiigoiiiAucr. 
 
 — acid, uiii'pnromiiiene Wongoiiftiure. 
 JVIanf^'aniC, mauganik. adj [Sl^rin.] 
 
 mniigrtiiirtiifr. 
 
 Mang^corn, mang'k^m, (Angtlf. 
 meiigaii; t. tn6 '0!k\iiigri>rii, 'ORtiigrforii. 
 
 Manife, minje, (fr. manger) t. iit 
 9?(\iibf, 9?iiiibe (bfr iljiert). 
 
 Iflanyel-^vurzel, t. [33ot.] bit 
 WiingelU'iirnl. 
 
 2Vlaitg:er, mAne'jur, (fr. mangeoire) 
 «. 1. bte Arippc, brr irt'fl. 2. (fliif Krito6> 
 f(f)ifTiii) bit €(t)tiBf. 
 
 Manger-board, bir €(i)ribcroAnb. 
 
 Pnv. To live nt rack and manger, 
 Ofrr(t)tVillt<Tif<t) Itbtll. To leare nit at rack 
 and -. 9inf6 im <2ri(t)e InfTfti. 
 
 Mang'tneSH , miuej^naa , «. bie 
 JlSiibigtfir. 
 
 Mangle, mSng'gl, (l^od. mangelen; 
 maiigelii) v. a. l. (nut (iiiem ftiimpfrii QS3tr(> 
 jtiigt) jcriliicftn , jerft^tn , pfrfli'imnieln, 
 irrrciefn, jerljnuen. 2. |i gfietln. 3. i u<ri 
 flfiiiimelii (tin93u(t)); fnt|lf(lfii (but ©iniu. 
 
 Mangle, nan. mangle ; l)0Q. mangold 
 «. I. bit ciUnid);) Wnngf, 3loat. 2. [25ot.] 
 btr 9fiid)terb(iiini. 
 
 Mangle, v. a. ntnngrn,rrOrn(^Ar(!)e). 
 
 Mangier, mang'glur , «. 1. btr 
 SStritrinimirr. 2. ber gjfntifltr, «K(\ngr«. 
 
 Mango, mang'gft. «. 1. [^et.] iit 
 *B?nngo, ■'TOniiflPbtfrf. --tree, btr WtdnflO: 
 bniini. 2. bit tiiigfninc<)tt gruiie 58ifamj 
 iiitipnt. 
 
 Maugr**ndf man'gAnel, («Man'- 
 goii) (fr. mnngoneuu) t. tl^tmalf tint >Hrt 
 (Sttinfd)lfnbrr, 'ilOnrfo.erct)^^. 
 
 ManguniuMI , mangAmzm, (fnt. 
 mango) «. ' iai S^nawifu^tn ( (iltrr (a3nrt> 
 f (P), _ M a n ' g o n I z e , r. a. t^ernufpii^rity 
 
 nuftliiOfn- ^- Jo****"' 
 
 Mangostan, mSn'gAsian, ^ 
 MangOSteen, mangosieen', 5 
 
 [aSot.l ber ■TOnngt'fliinbniitn. 
 
 Mangrove, man'grAve. t. I. [SJot.] 
 
 ber '•OTiingelbnnm. 2. eint 'ilrt ^yiftfje. 
 Mangrove-crab, [Ornitt).] bie<JKnn< 
 
 ger<, TOornilfrnbbe. --grape, [2}pt.] bie 
 
 iSrrtrniibe --snapper, eine 9(rt Sippflfff). 
 Mangy, mAne'ji, ad}. 1. rinbig. 2. 
 
 i (ct)abi<\. ^ 
 
 Manhood , man'.hfid , «. I. bie 
 
 'TO(innl)eit ( ®tgtnin^ ppii SBtiblitJifeit ). 
 
 Dbyder. 2. bie ^(iiinlic^f eit , ba< '9Rann«r 
 
 MAN 
 
 olfnr. 3. bit TOenf(f)()tit (Ct)ri(H). 4. f i Me 
 'TOiinnlic^ftit, '5}iann()cit , OJfnnn^nfiiflfect. 
 SiD^iEY. 5. -J- Bie Wanner. 
 
 Mania, ma'nea. (Ma Die) (gr. ^.) 
 *. 1. ber 2Cnl)iiiinn. 2. bie (Siicf^t, ?)i(irrl>eit, 
 "IDiith. [f gc|(f)nieibig. Bacoh. 
 
 Maniahle, maneabl, (fr. m.) adj. 
 
 Maniac, maneak , >' 
 
 Mamacal, raaniakal,) 
 eusi adj. ivol)nfinnig. 
 
 Maniac, «. ber SOAhnfinnige. 
 
 Manicliean , manekean , adj, 
 moiii(()iii|(t). 
 
 Manicliean, ^ 
 
 Manichee, manikeA', 5*- i*'" 
 c^cngerd). ] Bcr ■•IViiiiicljaer. 
 
 Maniclieisin, manekeizm, «. btr 
 ■•DtanKtjAiein, Bit Celjre Ber •Oitiinid)iier. 
 
 ManicllOrd, man'nekdrd. (Manl- 
 eord'on) ( fr. maniehoidion) *. {muilfal. 
 Jiiftr.) iai OTaiii(t)prBiiini, 
 
 Manicon, mannikun, (Int. SD.) «. 
 [^or.] Ber 1GAiBiiA(f)tf(l)Atren. 
 
 ManireNt, manneteat, (lAt. man!- 
 fesius) adj. I. pffenbnr , Augenfcfreinrit^ , 
 l)Anbgreii!i(^. 2. f - of tliame, |'irt)ibAr bn 
 fd)(iini. DavBca. 
 
 To make manifest, DffenbAren. 
 
 ManiTent, ». (<5)Anbell bie Olngnfte, 
 rxflArotion (brr einjiifti^rrnBen po. au6jU3 
 filljreiibrn -33.i«ireii), bA« -3JtAiii|eil Btr SAbung. 
 
 ManiTest, > «. ii\6 
 
 MaiiireN<o, nilinnere>'to,y)Kanife|1, 
 bit i^'ffeiititdje (J-rflAriing, ?{ii1)rferiiflung»' 
 idjrift eiiier Watftt, eiiieiS 5}"'l^"i- 
 
 Mauirest, dnt. manifesto) V. a. I. 
 pffenbnreu, ju erfennen geben, an btn Xfl(j 
 legen. 2. |! pjfenbAren. 
 
 Manifestation, mann^festl'shuD, 
 M. bie Dtf''"''<^n"i9 i $efAnntniAd)iing. 
 
 Manireiitible, mauueleii'tebl, «(</. 
 pffenbAr Pb. niigeiird)einii(t geniAd)t iptrbtn 
 f&nntnb. [pffenbAr, nugenr(t>einli4>. 
 
 MlUiifestly, maun^tekiU, adp, 
 
 ManifeHtuesa, mannifsstncs, t. 
 bie 91iigeMrd)rinli(t)rcit. 
 
 Manifesto, f. Manifest, 
 
 Manifold, man'niinld, adj. mant 
 nigfAltig, innnnigfad), pielfnd), pielfiiltig. — 
 adv. Man'ifoldly, lllAnnigfAltig. 
 
 Manifolded, manuifolded, adj. 
 1. + pielfAltig (nut pieien JjAlteit). 2. (bi«n».) 
 p'lelfAd). [«• bie <)7jAnnigfnitigftir. 
 
 ManifoldneMS , inanneloldnes^ 
 
 MailigiiOUM, inannig'liunz, (tat. 
 maniglio; t. pi. Bie $Anbl)Aben (in tiiiee 
 i^Anpnt. (d)en (Ber fleirre »Dfnnu). 
 
 Manikin, man'nekln, «. BAf onniini 
 
 Manii, mannil, ) ifp. nianilU) 
 
 Manilla, manilla,^ «. etn^nubnnb 
 
 OB. 9{ing Brr OiiBinner te. 
 
 Matiille, niaiiil', (fi*. SG.) «. bie 
 ^DTanide (ini l\^DinbreiViel). 
 
 Manioc, mi'neok, ^ *. [Sot.] ber 
 
 Maniltot, mi'nclioi, ^ 'TOAnipf. 
 
 Maniple, mSn'epI, (int. manlpulua) 
 t. I. Bie ^AnBPPfl. 2. [rDin. ^riegJip.J bie 
 TOAMipel. 3. bie 'Jlrinl'iiiBe (ber 'IRejjprierter). 
 
 Manipular, manfp pul»r, adj. )U 
 eiiier 'TOAiupcl gcljorig. 
 
 Manipulation, manippuli'shun, 
 (lai. ni«uipulutio) «. id^em. , ^IjAtm , 
 
 3o 
 
540 Fate, far, f^II, fal. Me. wet. Fine. ffn. N6. m6re, n6r, g^(. 6*1. rl^'ul Ti'ihe. int.. fi^II. i7,iM. Trriii. 
 
 MAIN 
 
 Win.] bie 9Jef)nnMiiiia, S5«rtr6«Uunfl , b«* 
 5Berfnt)reu. 
 
 lilankintl, mankytnd', «. 1. iai 
 «()?cn|"d)cnacr(t)led)t, 6ie 'TOenr^tn. 2. II 6a« 
 ninniili<t)e ©efctjlec^t, 6er HSiann. 3. 6ie 
 TOnniurnrt. Sbak. 
 
 Are you mankind, beft^rfl bll btrS13il&> 
 Ijeit eine« Wrtniie*. -witch, tinr unljeil. 
 Iringtnbe, roilbe $cye. Shak. 
 
 mankind, a(</- (eintm Ratine a^ii: 
 lid)) manulict). {(ivie ein Shod. Bacok. 
 
 ]fIaul4;S8f nian'lrs, ail;, f iinbeiliouiit 
 
 Manlike, niJnlUe. adj. I. mniui! 
 li(^ (®e(lalt K.). 2. ninnnli(f> (nmniiljiu'o. 
 
 manliness , mSn'ien«s , #. bit 
 gRnnnlid)feit, g)irtmil)aftiaftit. 
 
 manling:, man'ling, «. iai ^iinii! 
 (ten (ber fleine Wniiit). B. Jonsoh. 
 
 manly, man'le. adj. 1. tiK^nnlid), 
 ninniiljnft. 2. iimniuic^, ebel. Drvdeh. 3. 
 Rinnnlirt) (iiit^t roeibilVI)). Shak. 
 
 manly, aHe. tuannli<t), niannl^iift, 
 mit mannlid)em ^TOutfje. 
 
 manna, min'na, (gc. SB., atab. 
 manna) «. brt« «mnMnn. 
 
 manna, (fcijutt.) mu«t noi. 
 
 manner, man'nur, (fr. nianiere) «. 
 
 1. bte 9lrt, ^fife c9Kniiier). 2. bie 9lrt, 
 SDeife, ©eu'clju^cit. 3. bie 91rt (Wattuno'- 
 4. eirte anv'i^e 9lrt, ein flenjiffer ®rab, eiii 
 
 , fleiviffefi 5«n#; in a -, 0'>»"(Tfr W.ipen. 5. 
 
 bie 9Kiene, ®e6erbe; bn« SUeien. 6. ['•TOnl.j 
 
 6ie <3Rflnier. 7. p/. a) ber itariifter (bie <»e< 
 
 niutl)«nrt). b) bie ©ttten. e) bie ©itten, 
 
 Wnniercn , 2eben«flrt. d) o Hi ^oinpli. 
 
 went, bie SSerneigung, SBfrfreugnnfl. 
 
 I. Find thou the manner, and the meani 
 
 * prepare. Drvdek. Tlie temptations of 
 
 pro»perily insinuate theniiielvei after 
 
 a gentle, but very powerful manner. 
 
 Atterbury. 
 
 S. Ail manner of men atiembled here. 
 
 7. d) Make your nianneri. 
 
 In like manner, ebenfp. In the xamc 
 
 •- ac .., ebenfp, (jernbefo tvie. In luch a - 
 
 that .., fp bnft ... In ob. after thi« -. nuf 
 
 riefe tltt, SBeife, olfo, fo. In what -? wie? 
 
 It hat no - of doubt, ba ifl gnr fein 3iv(>> 
 
 feJ, ba fnnn fein Smtiitl obiwnlrcn. To leave 
 
 Ro manners in the dish, O ^Ret rein 
 
 au(\tt)ren. To make one's manners, O 
 
 (id) yerbennen, fi<t) uerneiflen. 
 
 manner, e. a. (jrfittrt m<i(f)en. Shak 
 
 Mannered, jjeftttet, von feinen Sitten ; 
 
 111 -, 1. unflrfittft. 2. l^Jlal.] innnierirr. 
 
 manner, (ei(tent(. mainour) <. 
 To take la or with the -, auf friiVi^rr Ifjnr 
 ertflvpen. Shak 
 
 mannerism , man'nunim , « 
 ["SRaU] ber ^nnieri^in , bad S&Ieibeu bei ei 
 per angettotnnienen Wnnicr. 
 
 mannerist, man'mir'st, •• ber 
 TOnnicrijt. flUiugefiinfttlte ^nler. 
 
 mannerliness, maa'nurUaas, « 
 fcie "Wiinierlirfjfcit, Ceteni'nrt. 
 
 mannerly, man'nurU, adj. U.ttdv 
 Monierlirf), ret^lnfftttef, (jeftttet. Shak. 
 
 mannikin, mannek'n, (ft. man- 
 nequin) ». I. bn« TOiinncften (^et Swerg) 
 
 2. bee ®lieberninnn. 3. (Oruitf).) Purple 
 breasted blue -, ber brafiltanifd^e ®riben 
 (ibnaw^ 
 
 AlAiN 
 
 manning:, man'n'ng, «. b<l< XOt]ei| 
 »erf. [fccf. Shak. 
 
 manni.«ll, mau'n'sh, adj. niiinnii'd) ; 
 
 manometer, nianoni'melur, ((jr. 
 manos ii. matron; *. l^i)!)!".] ber 'TJiiin'unio 
 ter, i;uftbid)tigfeit6nitffer. 
 
 manometrical, manomet'trekal, 
 adj. inanonietnirt). 
 
 manoeuvre, f. Maneuver. 
 
 manor, luannilr, (fr. maaoir) *. 1. 
 Mi |1^cIlge &ut, 9ii(teiii]tit, bie Q)runb>, 
 (i>ut.4i)errfd)oft, ®runbl)errlid)fett. 2. t>Ai 
 eirbgut; Canbgut. 
 
 Lord of the manor, ber 9Sut£()crr, 
 abeltge @)ritnbl}crr. - In gross, tie ^attif 
 mpuiiiljun^biftion. Court of the — , iai 
 ^patriniunidlgeri^t. 
 
 Manor-house, 1. (aii<b —-seat) tai 
 8(t)Uip, ^crrrc^<ift«l)<in<. 2. bie S33i>^nuug 
 bti Ci'rb ''iKiioor in Conbon. 
 
 manorial, mano'real,) adj. )U ei> 
 
 manerial, maner^al,) ner ®runb> 
 l)erriVi)at't, eineiii iliittergute gef^urig. - lord, 
 Der CUiuil^err. 
 
 manse, manse, ({. manslo) «. 1. bie 
 a[!3ttl)nung, ba«^pau6; (bef.) bn« ^fnrrfjnufi. 
 2. t>a« ©anerfjauS; ber Weier^of. [iBogtei. 
 
 Capital - ba6 i^errenl)nu5, S<^(i)&; bie 
 
 mansion, manshun, «. 1. ia6 
 'ISol)nl)au$ , bie SBo^nung. 2. bfl< @d)lo0, 
 ^ecrenl)iui«. 3. ber3liifentf)olf, bie SBjoljniing. 
 
 Mansion-house, 1. bn6 SS3ut)nl)au$; 
 $ierrid)(ift6f)(iu«. 2. bie ZDolpiung be* 8orb 
 ■Wanor in SonCon. 
 
 mansion, v. n. roofjnen. 
 
 mansiouary, mau'shuuari, adj. 
 l'e^l;<ifi, brfliinbig ivo bleibenD. Encyc. 
 
 mansionry, man'akunrA, «. f ber 
 'S}i^t}nort, 'ilufentl)alt. Shak. 
 
 mausuete, man'swetc, (Int. man- 
 suetiis) adj. 1. f )nl)ui. 2. f jAnft, freunblld). 
 
 mansuetude, man'sweiAde, (lAt. 
 mansueiudo) «. 1. f bie 3iif)ml;eit. 2. ± bie 
 iSnnftnintl), WilDigfeit, ^ilbe. 
 
 manta, manta, t. eiue 9Irt t^ifcf^e. 
 
 mantel, man'tl, «. ber ^aniiutnani 
 tel ; r. Mantle. 
 
 mantelet, mantelet.) (fr. 2D.) «. 
 
 mantlet, wanfiet. y. bai ^]i)^in• 
 teld)cn, ^D^nntelein. 2. Oeilungdb.j bie 
 i61eu^ung. [«• ber $aoian. 
 
 mantig^er, man'ligdr, maiut'gur, 
 
 mantle, man'tl, (angelf. maentel, 
 
 mentel) «. 1. ber ^IRiintef; Da£ Xiiuftnd) ; 
 
 ber Innge ©d)leier. 2. i a) 6er gKantel. b) 
 
 ber Ueberjug, bie S^aut. 3. [^e.rlb.] pi. bie 
 
 hernbf)niigenben (Jrnbeu ber ^elniberfe. 4. 
 
 [3}pt.] Lady's -, ber ^rauennmntel. 
 
 2. a) Well covered with the night's black 
 
 m a n 1 1 e. Shak. The — of charity. 
 
 Webstek. 
 
 b) Poor Tom drinks the green — of 
 
 the standing pool. Shak. 
 
 mantle, r. a. 1. r ver^dflen, tnn> 
 ^t'lHen, beCecfen. 2. i uni^uQen (bie SSeri 
 nunft). Shak. 
 
 mantle, v. w. l. ftcf) recfen, fi(4 brl)> 
 nen (o. JBogeln). Shak. 2. ± ? I'rfjronrinen 
 (fid) brluiligeu). Spehser. 3. ? fid) nii«brei< 
 ten, »ud)ern; breit l)ernbl)(ingfn. 4- ? fic^ 
 iiberstrl)en ( i>. ®efi(^tc). Shak. i. f rd>nit' 
 \uttn i». 93ed)er>. 6. f tvaUen, aiMietillrn, 
 
 MAN 
 
 Srnufen, g^hren id. 95.nt>. Smith 
 
 3. He gave the ni a h 1 1 i a g vine to grow. 
 A trophy to his luve. FenroM 
 
 4. There is a sort of men, whose visages 
 Do Cream aad — like a standing poud 
 
 Shak. 
 
 5. And the brain danees to the mantling 
 
 bowl. Poi'E. 
 
 mantle, «. -ob. --tree, ber-Dliiiu 
 tel (eine£ JtoininS); uu\<i) Johbson and)) t'aS 
 ^ainingefinU. [gcfttite. 
 
 Mantle-piece, — -shelf. brtS fiilinilU 
 
 mantling-, uiautllng, «. [jperiD.] 
 bie ipelniberfe. [»SSnntf(. 
 
 manto, nian'ti, (it. <ID. ) «. ^ec 
 
 mantologry , mamolioje. (gr. 
 mauteia ti. logos) «. f bn* aa3rtl;r|"ngeii, 
 SEeiffiigen. 
 
 mantua, man'tshiia, (fr. manteau) 
 #. ber Jrnueninantel, ba6 JJnuienfleib. 
 
 Man tua- maker, man'tumakur, bet 
 J^rAnenrc^neibcr; bie ^leibernind)crinn. 
 
 manual, man'iial, (Int. manualis) 
 adj. 1. mit ber i^anb uerrtd)tet, ^a»b... 
 2. eigen^iinbig, $anb ... 3. gnngbar, uet* 
 faufTic^. 
 
 Manual exercice, [?02tltt.] bfleCyertititltJt. 
 The king's sign -, i<\6 tbrnqiu^e J^iin6jei» 
 d)en. Without the assistance of — opci«« 
 tion, ef)ne bie ^JKitljuife ber i>iinbe. 
 
 manual, «. l. bai ^awbbud). X 
 [rum. fntl;. Sit.] bai ^iintinl. — Man's* 
 all St, «. ber i^AUborbeirer. 
 
 manuary, manuare, adj. f niit 
 ber $nnb i)errid)tet, i^iinb . . . 
 
 manubial, manu'Ueal, (Int. man*. 
 bialis) adj. f jur £rieg$beute get)i)rig, er« 
 beutet. 
 
 manubrium, manii'brium, (Int. 
 aSD.) I. iai ipeft, Die i^nnbl)nbe, ber (SJriff. 
 
 manucaption , manukap'shiia, 
 (Int.) *. bie !Brirgfrt)iift burd) i5>.inbrd)rift. 
 
 manucaptor, maniikap'tur, «, 
 ber ©urge burd) ij>anbfd)rift. 
 
 manuduction, mannddiik'shuit, 
 (lAt.) t. tie i?eitung bei Cer ^anb. South. 
 
 To be a direct manuduction to .., 
 grrobrn SBeg* fi'iljren iu 
 
 manuduCtor,niannuduk'tur, (lat. 
 W.) t. I. Jer &i'il;rer, Seiter. 2. ber Cljcr* 
 fiiljrfr, SSprinuiier. 
 
 manufactory, manufak'turi, «. 
 1. tie '))faiiufaftur, JJobrif, bai a3Jerfl;au», 
 SJnbrifgebiinee. 2. t bie SJabrifntiPij. 
 
 manufactural, manniifak'tshU' 
 ral, adj. OTtnimftiftiir . . , )u i^AbrifiUen get 
 t)6rig. 
 
 manufacture, mannufak'tshure, 
 (fr. SB.) *■ I. bie gabrifatipn, Serfertigung, 
 •TOiinnfofiwr. 2. ba6 Jabrifnt, bie ')J?nnu« 
 faftnrioanre, tai £nniler)eiigni#. 
 
 manufacture, v. a. l. fabrt^irrn, 
 uerfertigen. 2. (into) Dernrbeiteu (Saiira* 
 lUDflr, €>eibe zc. jn, ini. 
 
 Manufactured goods. ^abrifAte. 
 
 manufacture, ». n. fid) mit d** 
 brifnrbeiten befa)nfri!ien. 
 
 manufacturer, mannilfak'tshd- 
 rur. t. I. ber WAiiufAftiirnrbeiter. 2. bet 
 Jnbriffrefiner, JabrifAiit ■•Sianufflfnirifl. 
 
 manufacturinisr, manadtak'* 
 uhuring, udi. fid) mil '}}{AnufAftur atgebcnb. 
 
Faff. far. fall. fat. M*. met. Fhe. fin. NA. m6v.». n^r, sot. A?I. .lond. VnU,-. tTii. full r/.in. TIfis. 547 
 
 MAN 
 
 TRanufattat ... (©tnatit.). Mann fact u- 
 ring-ltouse, Cie 'Wflmsfnftur, ^fl« gabrif> 
 (jfbfliiPf. --town, ^it Jnerifilatt. 
 
 JHanuinise, uaii'nuinit*. (Int. ma- 
 Buniitto) oDer : 
 
 IHaauiiiit) manndiiitt', «. m. frci 
 Iflfftn, frei flcten (6fMMn). 
 
 SiMiiuniissiuBf manuumish'ua, 
 «. bit 5rfiln(Tiiiig 
 
 nauurtkbley manu'rabl, a4J. I. 
 6nul)nr (v. gfl^crn). 2. fltfcungt, bur<ft 
 Dnitget I'trbciTfrt toertfu f&ni«n6. — 
 Mann'rage, t. t 6« JlnbrtU. — Manu'r- 
 taee, t. f tn SniiBbflu, Wnbflu. SfEii«EB. 
 
 9Ianur<;,iiiaHUre', (p. fr.manoeuvrer) 
 ». «. I. t (xnrbeitfii , ntibfliitn, tautn (i>ai 
 %tm. MiLToK. 2. tuiigen. 3. t buiigni. 
 3. The coipi of half her aenate 
 
 Mann re the fields of Thcssniy. 
 
 ADDiaoii. 
 
 manure^ «. ttr T)un^n, Ciiiig. 
 
 nauurement, tuanure'iiieiit. «. 
 + 1. ^ tit ftiiltur, Bit ■Unbau tttt SJcl^e*). 
 2. t 6i« fiiiltiir. <aii*bilMing (tt6 «fi|lc6). 
 
 Manurtirf nianu'rur, «. btt ^tltf 
 boiitr. 
 
 }IIanurtn(Cf niauii'iing. «. ^af Buiii 
 gen. Bi« 9lu«iVtfitmig t>te Ouiiger*. 
 
 nanuscript, iiiairii»iiii|>t. (lat. 
 ■lanutcripiuiu) j. Dot '■DtiUiurrript , ^le 
 i{)nM6f<t)ritt. - oiy. ^flnefdyriftlidj , in ♦3Xa. 
 mnfript. ^ 
 
 Manuteuencyf oianuieirncniie. 
 (|«t.) «. t P<< Uurcr(h'it)iing. Sakcraft. 
 
 Manyf nicn'ni. (niigrir. maeneg. ina- 
 ■C(. nieiiigi Ijed. nieiiig) a<ij. 1, (gfl)t - 
 fineni J5)niipti»erte in rcr C'nijiJljl iTrnii , i"o 
 J)ot f« ten iiiibfilimmffn -Jlriiffl an i>6rr a 
 nnd> firt)) niiiiid)cr, muiirf)*, mnu<l>««. 2. 
 woiictjf, \nt\t. 3. I'ieifrlri, mniidjfrlei, I'iflt. 
 4. o (inir I'oriiiigfljtiibem too) tlntf. 5. (in 
 gufnmmeniVrjmigfn) lufl. 
 1. Full many a gem of piirent ray »e- 
 rene. G«*ir. 4. They are loo - for ua. 
 
 L'EtTRAMCe. 
 
 Many a man, - « one, Wantt^cr. - a 
 woman, ^JRancf)t. - a time, - time*, uianci^t 
 ma\; turl)Tninli, uielmnl. A* - aa ..., i» 
 i>ifle iil6 ... Twice aa -, jn)fi SIJ?<iI (o Din. 
 They are too - by half, e< fmb if)rer bit 
 $nlfte |u I'ifl- A» - 10 -, «o - ao -, fo 
 oitit, fo vitlt oD. tbtn fo piele. Theae - yean, 
 ffit Ditlen Orthrtn. 
 
 Prov. Many men, —minds, fo (liel 
 Jtopft, fo uirl 6inn(. 
 
 Many -cleft, Dirlg«rpnltrn. --color* 
 ed, pitlfarbifl. --coraered, vi(l((ftg. 
 — feet, [^ffnturg.] 6rr 25tflfiig. tie "i)Refr> 
 (pinne. —-flowered, i>ielbluiiiig; — lily, 
 (35ot.] 6et lurffnbunft. --headed, uid. 
 fopfig. — -languaged, ^ virle €prA< 
 d)«n Ijabenft. --leaved, viflblattfrifl. -- 
 maatered, ^ ulele <>0fei|ler, $errtn tjtt' 
 beiiD. --parted, [%ot.] cieltlj(ili<), uiel> 
 fo(t> aeti)rilt. -peopled, ? I'olfreid). — 
 petalcd, [SJDt.] tnit luelen 9liimeiibtAt> 
 tern on\'tt)tn. - seeded, uirlfomig. — 
 twinkling, ^ veTrct)iebenartig blinftnb. 
 Gray, --times, DirlinnI, oftnialS; niand): 
 mat. — raUed, [55ot.] uiflfpnitig. 
 
 Ifany, «■ I. bit VJitnqt, mele, vid. 2. 
 Me 'IReHgt (fi.i« 83^10. 
 
 iMAK 
 
 A great many, fe^t uieff. A good -, 
 )ieinlid> rifle. A — children etc., oiele itinber. 
 
 ]ISapf map, (lilt, mappa; fp. mapa) «. 
 
 1. bie Saiibfarte, Sattt. 2. ± ivc Mbrig (ber 
 
 Qi)tt to. Shak. 
 
 1. We say. a map of France, of England, 
 
 of Germany, of Europe; but a chart 
 
 of the Atlantic, of the Pacific etc. 
 
 Hap, V. a. 1. T itidfwtn, aufrei^en (eii 
 nen $l(in). 2. t bejeic^nen. Shak. 
 
 JMaplf!) nii'pl, s. — ob. —-tree. 
 (95pt.J Bet 9ll)orn. Common -, ber ^ai- 
 f)ulber, £ergiil)orn, bie ^i\6ttlt. 
 
 Mdple-sugar, ber 41I)DrniUc{er (Surfer 
 aui 9I()o»nfnft). 
 
 Ufappery, map'puri, «. bie 9{(i6> 
 Tumi, £uM|l eliien $lati |u jeid)nen. Shak. 
 
 ]fVarf mar, laiigelf. merran, mirran, 
 myrran; fp. marrar; e. «. 1. vrrberbrii (i)*r< 
 l'd;Ird)tern) ; petiliinimein ; befc^nbigen. 2. 
 prrbuniien, f(t}ivod}cn (ein (^etniiif). 3. veT> 
 birrben (vrrniinbern , }. 9. bie ^b\)li<i)ttit). 
 4. urrberbtn, )U Wrunbe rict)(en. Shak. 
 
 mar, «■ I. " bri &(t)abt {^a<i)ti)e\l). 2. 
 ber 'JJfuljl, "JOiiljer, tt\<t}, (. Mere. 
 
 Mar -plot, brr iiiibdonueiie '3ltn\(t), 
 ber ba6 €>piei verberbt, ftiiKt^iiige |ti ed)aii> 
 ben ri(f)trt. (^npngri in Sbrafilien. 
 
 naracail, marrakan, «. eint 'ilrt 
 
 ]Vl»rae«*ck, mar'rakok, (Mar ace> 
 «. l^ot i lir $<irfioir6biuine. 
 
 ]Tlaratiatliaf inaianai/i'i, (f^^r. W.) 
 I. riiie jubifitje iUiiiiii|i<ruiel. 
 
 jnaranwa, marranon, «. [®eogr.] 
 ber <!IR>irrtiihi>ii, 'iinuiiiMiciilluB. 
 
 IflaraainuR, maraAuiiis, (gr. ma- 
 rasMios) «. bic i&<t)iuiiibrud)t, <ttbtel)rung, 
 'Uu^)(l)ruiig, ber "IJVani^iutuA). 
 
 iTIaraudlf mart'id'. diet), raaruda; fr. 
 marauder; v. n. niiirobircn, Aiif 9iAuft, "Jjliin 
 beriing Aiitgelifn. 
 
 Marauder, marAdur, « ber SAnbi 
 l'lrct(t)er, ■i)?iid)jfiglfr, l^liiiibrret. 
 
 jHarauding^, oiaro'dlng, *. bat 
 "IJiAroburen, >{>iuiiberu (unil;er|lr(ifeHber £ol> 
 bAtcn). 
 
 Maravedl, maravi di, (Arab.) «. 
 [fp. TOUiijeJ ber 'MiArAuebi ($efler). 
 
 marble, marbl, (fr. marbre; fpAn. 
 marniol) «. 1. bet ^J^^Armor. 2. t>a$ mat' 
 niorne Sunfliverf , bie ^lUinortafel. 3. ta6 
 @(^iieUfAiilct)en, bie ©^nrUfugel, ber ^at^ 
 niel, ©d)iijTer (ber ^iiibew. 4. (lijpogr.j ber 
 ■•IRArmorllein, Se^flcin ; bie TOArmorplAtte. 
 
 Done with marble, niArntorirt. Figu- 
 red -, ber SJilbniArmor. Artificial -, ber 
 ®tii(f, (»i)p«niorte(. 
 
 marble, adj. l. niArmorn. 2. i |lei> 
 netn, IjArt (i^erj); IjArtljerjIg. 3. inArmorirt. 
 
 Marble-cutter, ber ^Arnionitleifer. 
 --hearted, ^Artl)triig. --quarry, ber 
 TOarntprbrud), bie 'UjArmurgriibe. --slab, 
 tie »J»ArmurplAfte, ber 9)?Arnicriif(t>. 
 
 marble, v. a. mAnnorirm. Mar- 
 bled paper, turfifciye^ $npier. Marbled, 
 opn TOnrtiipr, feil. Shak. 
 
 marcaslte, mar'kasite, (fr. mar- 
 cattite) «. [ ^KiiierAlfl. ) ber ■OTArfAiTt. — 
 Marcasit'ic, ad;, (iim WiArfAilt ge^&rig. 
 
 marcescent, mAr>e»s^nt, uac. 
 marcescens) rnifj. raelfenb , abnel^menb, 
 f((i»inbenb. 
 
 MAK 
 
 marcessible, narscs'tibi , adj. 
 
 onmtiwd), ucriufiflid). [err 9KArj. 
 
 march, maifsh, ((At. Mart) «. [£aI.) 
 
 March -beer, bA« WArjbier, £Agcr» 
 
 bier. - chick, bA« Wflrjijfiljnctjen (^iKabt 
 
 <J)en). Shak. --hare, ber 'BfiirjIjAfe. 
 
 march, ». It. « flrenjen. Gower. 
 
 march, (fr. marcher) v. n. 1. ['>l>;ilit.] 
 
 niArrd)iren, jieljen. 2. ^ u. i fdjreiten. 
 
 To march in the rear, ben 3"fl frf)liet 
 grn. To - in. einniArfc^iren, eiiijie^en. T« 
 -off, I. Abjiffjen, AbniArft^iren. 2. ^fterben, 
 ]) u. 6 AbfrA^en , AbniArfd)iren. To - en, 
 AnniArfctiren. To - out, AiifmArfc^iren. 
 
 march, •. «. I. niArfcfyireii lAffen, in 
 ^3}?Arf(l) fe^en. 2. i iiorfilljren, fu^ren.PRisR. 
 
 I. Buonaparte marched an iuiuenxe 
 
 army to Moscow , but he did not — 
 
 them back to France. Webster. 
 
 To march back, ttn Wurfrnftrfct) Antre» 
 
 ten lAffen; jiirilefbringen (f. SBeifp. N. 1.). 
 
 march, (fr. marche) «. 1. ("iOTiiir.] 
 ber '•))?Arfd) (3»g>. 2. bet (frierlic^e) ©<t)ritr. 
 (})Aitg. Pope. 3. ber lAiigraiue, nuil)rAm« 
 0)Aiig, TOArf(i). 4. i bA« 9ottr<()reiten , bie 
 5t)rtrd)ritte (ber aSilbung jc). 5. brr "WArfd) 
 ( iuriltf itilegcnbe 1Q3eg, bie lAgereife). 6. Bet 
 'DfArut) (bA« 3fid)eii Jiim "KnrfctK). 
 4. The troops were faiigued with a long 
 march. Webster. 
 
 To strike up ihe march, ['Wilil.j ben 
 «WArf(l> fd^lAgtn. March! <IRAr)Vt)! 
 
 marcher, luansli'ur, «. ber (S)reii|f 
 AUffil)fr; Lord -, f ber 'iWArfgrAf. 
 
 marche*, martsb'ia, (fr. W.) «■ pU 
 bie 'WArfen, (MreiijcH. 
 
 marchioiiess, mar'tshanas, «. I. 
 bie «(Knrfiie, 9KArfi|lnn. 2. (rljein.) bie WArf» 
 flrAJtilll. (nia««ep«in) t. btt 'SOfArjipAn. 
 
 marchpane , uiarishpine , (fr. 
 
 marcid, uiar'sid, (fr. marcidds) <u<;. 
 I. roelf. 2. urrfAlleii. 3. Au6jft)renb. 
 
 marcur, mar'kiir, (lAt. marcor) «. 
 bie ^ii«iel)rung. 
 
 mare, mire, (AngeiC myra) «. bie 
 ^Af)re, @ttite. 2. (anaetf. wara) bet>]KAt)r, 
 •WiK^tniAljr, 9llp. 
 
 Mare -colt, bA< ©tiiteiifuOen. --fa^ 
 eed, Mue ftac^e ©tirn ^Abenb. --maid, 
 bie @irene. [brnfiiiaiiifc^e luilbr &nte. 
 
 mareca, mareka, ». [9iAturg.J bie. 
 
 marena, mare'na, «. [0(^(()pv|.] 
 eine >2irt iSAliiien. 
 
 mare8chal,mar'shal. f. M a r s h a I. 
 
 marg^aratC, margarite, (u. lAt. 
 m.-irgarita) «. [(Ei)em.j niArfl«irinf«ure« ©Alj. 
 
 marg-aret, margaret, t. >]KArfl.)< 
 retl)e, ( C^rete. [- acid, bie "JJiArflAriiiiVuire. 
 
 margrariC, margarrik, aUJ. ((El)tm.J 
 
 marg-ariu, mar'garin, ^«. |(Fl)cin.l 
 
 mari^arine, i bai> 'iKnr* 
 
 mar{;:arite, mar'gaiJie,) gnrin. 
 
 marg^arite, «■ l. bie ^erle. 2. [>D?i« 
 ntrAlg.j ber ■OTnrgarit. 
 
 marg-arites, mar'garlies , (Mar'- 
 garonet) «. [Sot.j b<\i XAiifenbf(()on(t)en. 
 
 marg-ary, mar'gare, i a. 'CO^Argat 
 
 margery, 5 <et^e. 
 
 margay, mar'gi, «. LSool.j bie Xit 
 gerfAijf. 
 
 margent, mar'jcnt, a. f bie Kanbt 
 gloueH (Ain ?{anbe eiuc< Vu<S)tt). Siulil. 
 
 35* 
 
548 Fate. far. fAll. fat Me. met. Flnp, fin. N6. ni8ve, n6r, got. 6l\. cl^iU. Trtbe. tiib, full, i^in, Tllis. 
 
 iMAH 
 
 SHargfin, roar'jm, CMarse, Mar- 
 gent) (fr. marge; Int. niaigo; Siill. iiiarg, 
 ». 1.6er.(9{oiiBeiuepa5lntte«, finer ^tfiVu.). 
 a. f bie DfrtiiDflloiTi!. Shak. 3. l95ot. ] Sec 
 5tnii6. 4. ti<\6 llfir (6e* SSJiteteS). 
 
 Named in the inargio, ne6eil|te()etli' 
 (jeiiaiiiit. To offer a fair - of . . . , [ipani 
 >el) eineii fitwien ?fhiljeii bitten uoii ... 
 
 IVfari;;'in, •>. a. l. rnn^en, ranSeni. 
 2. an Den diaui (<t)mbt\i , am 3ion6e an' 
 xnnten. 
 
 iVfarg-inal, mar'jcnal, (fr. ^.) adj. 
 \. ju eineui iinnH fle^criti- 2. nuf ten 9fnn& 
 flffitrieben , iT'friirft, 9?nn&... (051ofTe ic.). 
 
 ^arsriliallyf inar'jeiiallc, adv. on 
 tetn 9fiiii&e eine* Siiche*. 
 
 jMar^iliate, mar'jenite , v. a. irtit 
 eneni 9{iinPe i>er|'el)pn, ninBerii. [id. 
 
 ]tlarg;'4>(le, mar'gode, *. [i!D?inern(g.] 
 
 Illarg^ot, iiiar'got, *. [5d)tiii)ol.l eine 
 Slrt 25iiri'rt). (Per '5Jfiirfgraf. 
 
 ]?Iarg-rave, mir'grivp,*. [Bcutidjl.] 
 
 nargfraviate^ margraveatc, t. 
 hk ^7tnrfar.iffct)iifr. [■07?arfnrnftnn. 
 
 JWargravinw, mar'giavlii, t. Die 
 
 UlarietS) niar'riets, (fr, mariette*) 
 •. pi. [5}ot.l bie Wiiricnalocf d)en , 2i5nl6» 
 jjIiKfeMbliimen. 
 
 Mari^fenOMS, maridje'enm. (i>om 
 Int. in.ire ii. gigiio) adj. in Ob. vvn ber See 
 erjennt. Kirwan. 
 
 jUarig-old, mar'regild, *. [2)ot.] bie 
 ®i)lD;, 3iNiigel;, Dotterbitime. 
 
 French marigold, African ^, bte(Snftt< 
 tietbltime. Marsh--, bie ©nttelbltitne. 
 
 l?ffariliiii, mar'rikV- 1. eine 3Irt 'Hfft. 
 
 IHariliate, inar'renAte. (fr. mariner) 
 p. a. [Jii'(l)f.j niiirinlren, einfciiiern. 
 • jVIarine^ maieen'. (Int. niarinus) adj. 
 I jiir ©ee n'l;^''"'<l' ®« ••# ^tet... 2. 
 jiim ©eeiucfen gcl)orig, ®ee... 
 
 Marine loveapple, [ S3et. ] ber 2iebe«i 
 ftpfel. -affrtiri. ba^ ©eeivefen. - commerce, 
 trade, intercourse, ber ©eefjnnbel, ©eei'er- 
 ffhr. - court, I. bn« ©eefminilat. 2. bns 
 9Iffefiirnnj(]eri(f)t. - laws, I. bie ©ecgffrQe. 
 S. Die aiTrfiirnnjijefe^e. 
 
 Marine, s. i. ber ©ecfplbnt; pi. bie 
 ©eerrnppcn. 2. bie 9)?nrine, bn6 ©eeiuefen. 
 
 jfla.riner, mar'riiiur, (fr. niarinier) 
 t. ber ©eentnnn, ©d)iffntnnn, 'DDfarrofe. 
 
 Mariner's compass, ber ©eefpnipa^. 
 
 Maripiit, mar'reput, «. [3oii|.] eine 
 9lrt ©ttnfrl)icr. 
 
 Marish, mSe'ish-. «. ber ©umj)f, ^o 
 tnfl. - ad/, ntiirntlig, futnpfif]. 
 
 ITIaritatl, mar'reial, (fr. 9B.)arf/. elje* 
 ^crrlicf), tt}tii<t). Avi.ifpb 
 
 IWaritated, mar'retitld, (Int. ma 
 titux) ndj. ufrl)eirnrhet. 
 
 ITIaritiine, mar'rilim, (fMarit'i- 
 tnal) (Inr. maritimiis) adj. ©ee... a) jur 
 6ce fle()i!tri(j. b; jur ©ee i'errid)tet. c) nn 
 ber See liegenb, nn Die ©ee flrenjenb. d) eine 
 ©eemn'f)t , @cel;nnbel ftnfrenb. (Nota, "TKnn 
 fngt nil : a - body, a - shell or production, 
 a — officer or engagement, a - leHgiie, f. 
 Marine.) 
 
 iffarjoram, mar'juram, (Mar'- 
 
 Jorum, Mar'jeroni) «. [^ft.J ber iJIfn; 
 
 ^rnn, -Wnirnn. [tiis. 
 
 JSLarhf mark, ((at. Slareus) «. ^?.ir< 
 
 MAR 
 
 Mark) (nntjelf. niare, mearc; fnnSfr. 
 raarcca; lu. marc; fr. marque) t. 1.' a) bnd 
 ^utt , bex ©rric^ (nut JvreiDe :c.). b) 
 bie <))farfe, 3nl)[, 3?umnur. c) [^nnbel] bie 
 5lii6jeid)nung (niif ^nnren). 2. bai 'Knl, 
 bte ©piir, ber einbrncf. X bnfi ^nl, ^JKerf: 
 mm, 3eKi)«ii, iieunjeidjen. 4. bn* ^rnn&> 
 mm. 5. bie ©trieine. 6. [ Dfo^nrjneif. j bie 
 S5i)l)ne, i\ennuna, ber item, Syol)nenfrf)up. 
 7. bn6 3eirt)en, >pnnbjeid)en, itreiij (nI5 llii! 
 renct)riftK 8. baS 3eicl)en, 9lnjeid)en OJterf; 
 mm, Der JSeiucid. 9. 0ii5 3<irt)en (Die Kennts 
 inHnni^inc). 10. bni$ 3'<:I ; ber ijeitpnnft. II. 
 t a) bui 3i<Ji Sluflennierf. U) (J-iner, Dem 
 (5-tn)n6 gilt. 12. (bei SSojrern) »ie >pcr,}.]rube. 
 
 13. (fr. marc) Die '?)Inrf (fin ©olDs, ©ilber: 
 fleiwid)t; in ©ngl. eine ©umme u. 13 ©ijill. 
 4 ^Jjence; in emigen Sanbcrn cine Wiinie). 
 
 14. a) - ei. letter of -, Der £nperb«ief. b) 
 ti<\& ,Knperfd)i(f. 
 
 8. Civility is a mark of politeness or 
 respect. Levity is a — of weakness. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 9. The laws 
 
 Stand like the forfeits in a barber's 
 
 shop, 
 As much for mock as mark. Shak. 
 
 10. The dome of the Stale -house III Y.. 
 is a good 'uark for seamen. 
 
 11. a) Fiance was a fairer mark to shoot 
 at than Ireland. Davies. 
 
 Mark in writing, bai ©d)riftjeid)en. - 
 of favor. ba6 Unterrd)eiDnng5}eid)cn im ®e» 
 fic^te Shae. a man of no -, em iinbcbeU' 
 tenber 9J?enf(t>. To shoot above tlie -, 
 below the -, JU t)v(t) . jn tief fd)ic6en. To 
 miss one's-, 1. fel)lfd)iegen ; fiijlen. 2. 1 
 foin 3iel, feinen 3>uerf i'erftl;len. To iiit the 
 -, gcnnn treffen. To be quite beside the -, 
 lucit pom 3'<Ie \tin, fid) geiunltig irren. To 
 figlit beyond tlie — of olliers, fid) lUl itnUK 
 pfe Dor 9lnberii (jeruortljiin. Law of -, tiM 
 il5iebcri>ergelningsred)t. 
 
 Mark-man, — 's-mnn, 1. ber (gute) 
 ©d)n9e; (nu(() i). He Is a good -, er irifft 
 gut. 2. 6-iner, ber nid)i fd)reit)Bn fnnn iinb 
 flntt feine^ Jlnmcna ein itreuj mni1)t. 
 
 Mark) (nngelf. mearcian ; fd)IU. mar- 
 ka; IB. marciaw; fr. marquer) v. a. 1. ninr; 
 fen, merfen, bejeid)nen, nnjeii1)nen, nnilreu 
 <t)en; ut>ri1reid)en ; }eid)iifn (©i-^nfe, S;ein< 
 ivnnb zc. mit Jtreibe ic). 2. f a) be}eid)nen. 
 b) Qtwai merfen, bemcrfen, bend)ten; iner: 
 fen, fel)en (niif)j fid} merfen, nnmerfen, 
 uptiren. 
 
 To mark game, [^^nibnifpr.] nnf beni 
 9ln|lnnb fein. To - with a hot iron, mit 
 einein gli"il;enbcn ©ifen }eid)nen, hranbinnrfm. 
 
 To mark out, I. bejci£))iien. 2. jeid).- 
 nen, nu5}cid)nen (S33anren). 
 I. The ringleaders were aiarked out 
 for seizure and punishment. Webster. 
 
 Mark, v. n. I. baraiif <ild)t geben, 
 merfen, f«t) Qma& merfen , (fritifd)) beuu'r= 
 fen. 2. jeidjncn, nod) Die ^enniing ijnben 
 (pon 'iJSferben). [able. 
 
 Markable, mar'kab!,t f. R e ni a r k- 
 
 Marker, markur, *. 1. ber a5ejeic^> 
 ner, (j-iner, ber em 3«i*en nnf ©tiuni feijt, 
 »2iu5ici(bner, ^nnreiK jc. 3eid)ncr. 2. [^iu 
 Inrbfp. ] ber -2lnnierfer, -Iliifiunrter, 'TOnt' 
 queur. 3. bee ^emerfer. '^nmerfer. 
 
 MAK 
 
 Market, mar'klt , (bnn. marked; 
 
 ()oa. n. bentfd) •-JJJnrtt; fr. marche; lu. mar- 
 
 cnat; ir. margadh; Int. mercnius) t. I. tet 
 
 •OKnrft, •OJJnrf tpln$. 2. bie «»Jcffe, ber -Wnrfr. 
 
 3. ber^Dtnrft, bai ^niifl)iiu8. 4. Der "iDinrfi 
 
 (itniif, ^iinbcUperfeljr , Debit, (Jinfniif, 
 
 •ilbgnng, SSerfnnf). S. ber 'i))?arftpreis, 
 
 Snufprei^, 'iprei^; bie gnngbnren ^^JJreife. 6. 
 
 i a) ber ^veii. \>) ber SBortljeil, (JJeminn. 
 
 Shak. 7. ber ^TOnrft (>>nnbel^., jtnnfplntj). 
 
 8. bai Wnrftred)t, bie >»i.>rftgered)tigffit. 
 
 4. We are not able to find a market 
 
 for our goods or provisisns. 5. W« 
 
 ■ay, the markets are liigh or low. 
 
 7. The British — ; the American — . 
 
 Websteiu 
 
 Market for cattle, ber ajieljninrfi. - 
 of herbs, ber itrnntcrmnrft. Clerk of the 
 -, ber 'JKnrtiuPflt, «)Jfnrftfd)rciber, 0»arft= 
 meiiler. To come to a good -, to a bad 
 -) aiit, fd)led)t uerfnufen. Cunnnodiiies find 
 a quick or ready -, aSnnren geljen fdjnetl 
 nb. To make a good -, gnt niibringen, ju 
 einem l)ol)en ^reife uerfnufen ; eiuen guteu 
 ^nnbel ninc^en. To meet with a ready -, 
 guten 5lbgnng ^nben ober finbeii. To drive 
 the — as low as may be , l)eriiiiterl)n»beln. 
 To make a good - of..., gin^eii jieljea 
 anS . . . 
 
 Prov. Good ware makes quick mar- 
 kets, gute iSJnnve uertnnft fi^) felbfl. He 
 has brought his hogs to a fine -, J er Ijnt 
 bn etivn* ©4)6ne3 genint^t. 
 
 Market- bell, bie >)Jinrft., ^t^{Qd^. 
 --cross, bnij ^^fnrftfreuj. --day, ber 
 ■OJtnrfting. -dues, t.pl.bk 'TOnrftgebi'i^t 
 ren, ©tnbtnbgnben. --folks, *. pi. Die 
 ^JJfnrftleiite. --geld, bns ')»nrfrgeib; ber 
 •iSJnrffiDri. --house, but ^m\\)Ani , Oni 
 gerl)nii5. --maid, bie -Wnrfifrnu. --mau, 
 ber ipnnbeismnnn, G-infnnfer; to be a good 
 -, bm (Sinfnuf uerileljen. --penny, I. bai 
 OJIiUfrgelb. 2. ber itorbpfennig. --place, 
 ber'^nrftpln^.'iJfnrft. --price, --rate, 
 ber 'Bforftprei*. --town, bie *(Rnrft|lnbt; 
 ber ©tnpelpln^. —-woman, bie $miblei 
 nun, ©mfnuferinn (f. --man); Mrs. L. 
 used to be the -, JJrnu 0. fnuffe fleiupl;n« 
 lid) ein. 
 
 Market, v.n. mnrften, ^77?nrfte 6ejie( ] 
 l)en, fnnfen, Ijanbeln, einfnufen n. perfnnfeit. * 
 
 Marketable, markitabl, ad}, t. 
 uerfniiflid), preigiwertlj , f(^6n (». SUflnreu). 
 2. gnngt^nr, fnufred)t. 
 
 Marketiug-, markliing, «. |. bai 
 ^cfuc^cn eiiies 'Binrft^, i^nnbeln. 2. a) bie 
 '^Knrftiunnren, iUnnren nut £>"" 'JKnrfte. b> 
 pi. Die©d)iuanieipfennige (berivo(l)innen lo. 
 
 Marking-, marking, t. 1. bn$ !5e> 
 jeid)iien K . 2. pi. [ 2CnibmiVr. J iai (JJelwiJ 
 (ber ©djuepfen jo. Icifen. 
 
 M a r k i n g i r o , bai Werf ' , SSreutii 
 
 Marl, marl, (IP. marli tr. marla> «. 
 ber 'OJiergel. 
 
 Argillaceous marl, Iai ©teinmnrf. 
 
 Red -, ber bunie ©nnbflein. Loose - bit 
 
 ■iJJJergelerDe. [ber "aKcraelf^ietet 
 
 Marl-pit, bie Wergelgrubt. --slate. 
 
 Marl, v. u. 1. iperuclu, nut '^^iettjct 
 Dungen. J. I'^inr.J mnrien. Marling kuot 
 ber ■•:))inrird)ing. igilnrtiiJ, ^IRcrgri.., 
 
 Marlaceuu8,iuariA shiis, aitj. m 
 
Fktf. far. (K\\. fSi. M. met. Fine, f fn. N6, ni6ve, n6r. gSt, 6fl. cl^ftd, TAhe. tub. fi'ill. thin. THU. 549 
 
 MAR 
 
 !Mlnrlin«, marlin, «. [TOar. ] bie 
 gjjnrlifii. --ipike, ber TOiirlpfriem. 
 
 JlVnrling^, marling, «. 1. [-IKiir.] bflf 
 qRnrlin. 2. bn* TOfrgdii. 
 
 ]llHrlit«, Bar'lit, «. l-OTiMfrnrfl.] ber 
 gRnrlit. Bitnininout -, b« ©finffnlf. 
 
 narlltiCf marlii'tik, adj. mnclitnrtii]- 
 
 Marly ) marie, adj. aui '•Qitxqtl btt 
 (lefjenb , niftnflflrtifl , ui>(l ^Kernel , »TO«rflel... 
 
 MarinHlade, mar-malAdc. (Mar'- 
 Biclade, Marmaltt) (fr. niarnielade) 
 ». |«i)d)f.l bfl« TOu«, Dbiluiu*, ®nftmu«, 
 bit g}J.irttielabe. 
 
 ZHannalKe, mar'malit, (qt. mar- 
 ■jairo) I. (^Kiiiprnlfl.) brr Wnnnnlit. 
 
 JllarilloraCeUUS, niariiiori'sUus, 
 ([at. marinoreus) adj. Niatmorartig ; turn 
 •D?<tTincr (jfhovifl. 
 
 ]llarin«»ratiOIl, marmoii'iiiun, ». 
 t bn6 gKariMDriren. — Mar'n.ora««d, 
 mdj. inartpprirt. 
 
 Marinoreaiif mariuA'riSu, m^. 
 I. )ii)ii Wnnnpr flfl)i»rifl. i. ni.uiiiorn, flii* 
 «Rnrmor flfiiindjt. lbi< aSoiitfirn^e. 
 
 JVIariiiOSCf mSr'mAie. t. (iy?.)Hirfl.) 
 
 Marmoset, mir iu«'>iet, lit. mai 
 moti^et)*. I.bn««lrff>1»fn. 2. t bn*9(e(!(t>cii. 
 
 Marmot, niwiiiooC, luar'mOCiMar- 
 MOtto) (it. mariiiotla) f . ba6 0}ilirnKlti)itr. 
 
 Ca«a« marmot. bi« 3i<l'"""i"*- ^"' 
 nan -, bfr >piini)ler. — fi»h, 1 3<t>")»>""- 1 
 btr SnhiUrrtffti'. [ttt S.iffian. 
 
 MaroccO, marokliA,*.- leather, 
 
 Maroon, maiuun'. iff- marron) «. 
 tn ill tit 2yiUb«t qt^uditttt, flU(t>tio aeiui>r» 
 bf«« SRffleriTini'f, 'Wtuen. 
 
 Maroon, v. a. an tiner uii6(ivof)nt(Q 
 Si'iile ijur Ctr.ift) flu«if^en. [Cfliibilrfirfjcr. 
 
 MarO^«', aiar'/i. (l>. marauder) «. btr 
 
 Marque, mark. (fr. 5D.) t. I. Letter 
 of - . bcr Anpf rbrief. i. b<i« fi.ipfri'(t)iff. 
 
 Marquetry, mirkettre, (fr. mar- 
 ^ueiterie) ». bit tillflflffltf 91rbeit. 
 
 Marquiff, markw's.^ (fr. marquU) 
 
 Marques*, t S *• '• l(^><fl>-l 
 
 bet TOnrfi*. 7. " tie qKnrfifiiiii. Sha^. 
 
 Marquisate, markwi^te, (fr. 
 uiarqiiUat) «. tat yiiartiiat. 
 
 Marquisnliip, mar'kw!t(liip, «. 
 bir ^firbf, bcr litd riiirS TOiufi*. 
 
 Marrer, mar'rdr, (i<. war) «. btr 
 a5fi'd>.ibi<irr, aSrrbrrbrr. [bnr. 
 
 MaTriable,mar'riabl. adj. f maillK 
 
 Marriaj^e, mar'riHje. (fr. mariage; 
 «. I. bit &ht, ber &l)frtniib. 2. bi« i^<irntl), 
 it>Pd>lirit. 3. II bie ^i.'<t)jeit (SBerbiubuiifl 
 Cljnfli unb feiiiet f.irctjr). 
 
 To marry In aecoud marriage, in 
 jiDfitft Qt)t i)titattjtn. 
 
 Marriage-articlea, «. pt. brt J^rt: 
 tatifi', G"l)ci'«rtrrtfl. --bed, iai G-l)fb»tt 
 --chamber. bt( SBrflutfommer. --day. 
 trr $od>ieitt<ig. --drem, ba6 ^pocbtnti 
 fleib- —-good, —-portion, bai Speii 
 Mtt)i<iUt, bit 'iBiitflift, 'BiUfliibf, ba6 twe[ti 
 brn<t)tt, btifltbriid)tt 9Jrriiii><ifa (tiiitr groin. 
 -hater, be<&t)tftillb. — hour, bit S?vd)' 
 jtitfliiiibt. -.»ong. bai S?o<l)ifiri)«'bid)t. 
 --supper, ba ^v(tntit\(b\\\aui, bai ^(t^-- 
 ^itmaM- --tie, lat (Shrbniib. 
 
 Marriafpeable, uirn'ridjeabl. adj. 
 pi maunbar. 2. t iur sScreiiiiaiiiH) Qtf<S){<tt. 
 
 MAK 
 
 MiLTOif. — Mor'riagcableaeac , ». 
 bit ?l)?aiinbiirftit. 
 
 Married, mSr'rld, adj. 1. i>tr^fir<i< 
 tf)ei ; e^eli<t> , C'l^t ... 2. t)iirmi>iiifd), vereint ; 
 (ill \'<t>hnt6 &i\nitS bilbeiib. Srak. 
 
 , Marrow, mir'ro, (onged'. merg, 
 meai'h; iv. mer; biin. marv ; fdjtv. oiarg) 
 «. 1. -f bai <JRrtrf. 2. i tat *lKnrf, btr ^crii. 
 3. (|'d)oK.) ber ©efaljrrt, @enpg. 
 
 Marrow-bone, 1. bcr ^I^^nrffnixi^en. 
 
 2. 4 ba6 Kwit. Drvoch. --fat, bit grope 
 enfllird)e Grbit. (uberfiilleii. 
 
 Marro^v, r. a. (mit ^avt) fuUeii, 
 Marro^visli, tnar'riUh. adj. max- 
 fid)t. [lo6; frafnn^. 
 
 Marrowless, mar'r6lei,a(</. m(trt> 
 Marrowy, m«r'r64, mtii' marfig; 
 (trntjnft. 
 
 Marry, mar'ri. (Int. Maria) inUrj. 
 
 • ro.iljriid)! ei freili^;! Ay -! ye» -! ei ja 
 
 bO(t) ! - trap , ( iviil)rti(t , bii t)aH but) ill 
 
 Oiiner eigeiieii ©djliiigt f.iiiflfU la\iti\. shak. 
 
 Marry, (fr. mariert e. a. 1. (to) Der> 
 
 hi'irnilH'ii > veriii(il;ltii (nut). 2. tjeirattjen 
 
 ( ifiiit «yriiu; einen '•DtaiMU. 3. tppiilireii, 
 
 tt.uitn. I tijtn, fittj otrin.il)Un. 
 
 Marry, c. n. t^ttrmljca, \\(t) i>cri)eiriti 
 
 To marry below one's sell, cine "JKl^' 
 
 l)eiriitt) idjlitptn. 
 
 Mars, mart. Hat. W.) : 1- l^nil).) 
 ■OK.Up, btr J?rie(]ftii>ri. 2 (illtlrun.J >B(.U6. 
 
 3. IrtUe dljein.i -Bi.ir*, biie (Jtien. 
 Marsh, miikli, f (Mar«) (aitgtlf. 
 Mas, ma*, ^ mvikc; |r> maraik> 
 
 «. ber '•IRornil, 6uiiipf, bit >Ui.urd). 
 
 Marsli-beni, l^l^ur.J boe £iiuipf|lr<in6< 
 atat. --bilberry, bit ^toorbttre. -- 
 einque-foil, maidisiiigk'loil, ba6 9uilf> 
 bItUt. — crowfoot. [9Si)t.J btr ^iiii<r« 
 tppid). -eMir, I'^ot.j ber ^AiTrrl)i)liiii' 
 btr, 2i3a(|irl)oIbn. - leve r, bit ')Karr<t)' 
 fronfljett, ba6 ©toppelfleber. --gentian, 
 (!6t>t.] bit Cungeiibliinie. --ground, ber 
 (3umpfbDb(lt. — -groundsel, bai Wd)', 
 liri>(rnrraut. --horsetail. b*i ©umpi' 
 fniiiienfrnut. --land, ba« Wrtri"d)l«nb. -- 
 mallow, bit Sanimttpapptl, $(ippelro|V- 
 --marigold, bit ^Doiterbluiut. --mint, 
 l^t.] bit ®arttinni'iiiie. --moss, bai 
 lutibtnblflHtrigt 6tenuiiP0«. - penny- 
 worth, [Spc] btr ^affernabtl, ®unipf> 
 nnbel. --pine, bit Sunipfnd)tt. --rock.- 
 et, btr ©uiitpfflee. --rosemary. [2Jot.J 
 bie ©iinipfljtibe. --samp hire, [55i)i.] bai 
 ignlirrrtut. --spurge, I^or.j bit ©iimpf- 
 tupl)orbif. -tare, bit Siiinpfroirfe. -- 
 thread. l93ot.] ber SUniTerfnbtn. --tit- 
 mouse, (DriiitI).) bit ©unipfmtiit. --tre- 
 foil. (»Pt.J ber SBtbtrflft. — worm, btr 
 ©nmpfrourin. 
 
 Marxlial, mar'shal. (fr. mare'chal; 
 n>. marc Pb. Woljrt U. ttut. scealc, sclinik, 
 skalk) «. I. btr 9K.iri'(()na , 5elbnirtri"<()ii(l 
 2. ber «)K<irfd)rttl (eiiie ^unVn, bie bti Jtillid) 
 ftiteii, liirnitre n zc. bie Obeniwffidjr fri()rt) ; 
 brr Witrfdjnd (eiiier ^<ripntgefcttf(t;flft). 3. ber 
 WnndjaU (tin l)of)tr 5btiiniter). 4. btr J^pf" 
 (uritr- 5. ITiprbnin.] beiSO?.irf«l)(\fl, Oittittftii 
 beiirfibtniiite. 6 ber $tlt)rer, I'mfer. Shak. 
 
 Lord- marshal, earl--, |@-ngl.] brr 
 Oberl)Cfni(irf(bn(l. - of tlie king's Imune or 
 household, knigbt>-, btr fvfiimrrc^^tU. 
 
 MAR 
 
 Marshal of the king's beneh, btr Qluf> 
 fel)er Tiber bai 0)tf<ingiit@ King's bench in 
 iSpiitl)ivarf iu Coiibon. 
 
 Marshal-sea, [©ngt.) btr TOiirftt^nBi 
 fi9; bai ^Rarrfftiiflgtfnngnii in Soiitljiixirf ; 
 Court of -. (et)eni.) bat $pfni<irr<f)ii(lflmt. 
 
 Marshal, v. a. i. nrbiitn, in Orb. 
 nung flttttn (Iriipptn JC). Drydeh. ?. + 
 leiten; fiiljrtn, nnfuhrtn. Shak. [Drbner. 
 
 Marslialer, mar klialhir. 4. btt 
 
 Marshalsllip, mar'shaUh'p, «. bat 
 TOnn"(t)n(I.iint. 
 
 Marsliy, mar'shi, adf. I. f^impflg, 
 mprnrtig. 2. in ©limpftn tnfftfljtnb, fnt« 
 l^anbtn, runipftntfpnifien. Drydh. 
 
 Marshy grounds, ©imtpfbpbtn. 
 
 Mart, mart, ( o. market) #. I. t>«r 
 
 'Statu (bit mti\<). 2. «) otr ®t.iptfpl(t9. •>> 
 
 (jeijt in tintm oii«gcbtl)nttrtn ©iimt) btt 
 
 (iJintimiol.) «!Warft. 3. + btr ^fliibtl, SBiTrehr- 
 
 2. b) The United States are a principal 
 
 wart fos English goods; England an4 
 
 France are the marts of AMierleaa 
 
 cotton. (- p. ft. f)rt!|^tln. Shak. 
 
 Mart, ». a. t trhiuibtin, ptrhiinbtln. 
 
 Mart, *. * ber ^ritg«gptt; ? btr.ftrieg. 
 
 Marta^on, uiar'iagun, (fr. W.) $. 
 195ot.) bit (Splbiuiirj, niilbt fiilit, *IKiUtn» 
 gonltlir, aStrglilie. 
 
 Marten, mJrt'n. (Mar 'tern) (fif. 
 martre) t. (3i>Pi.) btr «()l.irbtr. 
 
 Marten, (Mar'iem, Mari'Ict) 
 «. bit WoiierirfjiDrtlbt. 
 
 Martha, mar-t/ia. #. Wflrtl^n. 
 
 Martial, uflr'shal, (fr. 'Hi. u. lot. 
 m.-«riialis< adi. I. jiitn Arit(i*iiotrt cb. bti» 
 'Jplnnettn 9K.ir* gehprig. 2. fritgtrifif), «nint» 
 iiiili|'(ft. 3. milirrtrif(f), jtritg«... 4. ciftn' 
 iirtig (f. Mars No. 3.); C-nen . . . 
 
 Martial law, bat ^ricgJrrrfjt. Court 
 -, bai firiegfgrrichr. To try by - law, pot 
 tin J(rifg?(ifri(ftt flillen. 
 
 Martiaiism, mir'shalizm, t. f bai 
 fritgtrtfdje 2i5ntn. — Mar'tialist. t. f 
 btt Kritgrr, Ramvftt. — Mar'tialed, 
 adj. t JU"' Sriegt rtbgtri(t)ret. — Mar' 
 t lain ess, «. f "'i* l{ritgtrir(l)t. 
 
 Martin, mar iin . s. -}7f.irrin. St -'• 
 summer, 1. btr ©potfpnimcr int 9?i>Dtn)bcr. 
 2. t tnt &l»d. SiiAK. 
 
 Martin- mas, — mas-day, (Marti e- 
 mas) btr Wrtrtin#tng, *OTrtriini. -mas- 
 beef, bai aernii4>''rtt 9*iiibHtif(f). 
 
 Martin, s. l. btr W.irber. 2. bie 
 ^Knufri-rfjTOnlbt. 
 
 Martiliate, mar'lenite, «. a. (wtt 
 gen fine* 55erbrcrt)en« ) in eine nueiuiiriige 
 iJplPMie ]>et\t^tn. 
 
 Martinet, mir'iiuei.^i. I. (fr. mar- 
 Martlet, maii'let. ^ linrt) bit 
 ^ttiiierr(t)iPiilbc. Shah. 2. [enbiiteiHpr.] till 
 Cffi)ifr, bfr |frfn(vr aiif J?ririi#}ii(t)r hntr. 
 
 MartilietN, uiartenciH. (Maif- 
 nets) (fr. 2iJ.) *. p(. [<i)iar.] bie «tir.nut. 
 
 Martillg'al, mlr'tingal. (fr. mar- 
 tingiiie; i. 1. bfr 6prii!igrifmfii (eitiff '^5fer» 
 be6>. 2. [»n?nr.] em Xau am ^ligipritrr. 
 
 MartleiliaK, luai'ilwus, f. Mar- 
 tinmas. 
 
 Martlet, mait'lct. (fr. merlette) «. 
 (f. Martini I. | 5?erolb. ) ber aSoflfl I't^nr 
 ^u^e Ob. i&d^iiabet. 2. bit '}}iaucr|(^n)Ali)c.' 
 
550 Fate. far. fall, fat. Me. met. Fine. f'n. NA, move, n6r, got. 6il. cl6riiL Ti\he. tab, full. l/i'\n. TIIU. 
 
 MAR 
 
 martyr, mar'nlr. (gr. 33.) *. i- 6er 
 TOiirtoret, 'TlUrtextt. ^Hi:\tUijt, &iaubtni' 
 jeiige. 2. &er Diil6«, tn\i Opfer. 
 'i. G. dies a in a r I y r to lii.« political prin- 
 ciples, to the caii«e of liberty. 
 
 To die a martyr to .... Mi Dvt'rr (fei' 
 ner ©niiiftrii^e k.) ilfrbeti, ffiii 2tt>tn niif. 
 wiexn, opfrrn (ftiiieii (i)rllll^^li9elI k.). A - 
 to the gout, Oilier, btv freilaiiOig an bein 
 ^oCnarn Itittt. 
 
 IWartyr, ». «. I. jiitn ^(utrtttr ma-. 
 cfceii. 2. tunrterii, pniiigeii, quiileii. Martyr- 
 ed Willi .., gcDeinigt uiMt ... 
 
 IHartyrduill, mar'turduni, «. ^n& 
 gKiirtfrrljiim, OWiirttrtljimi, ter Warrfrertoft. 
 
 jUartyrize, war'turue, v. a. t 
 opffru. Spenser. 
 
 Mart yrolojfical, mart iirrolodje'- 
 ekal, adj. niiirtorolonirrt). — MarJyrol'o- 
 gi.«t, *. itt 'OTiiirtyrolog. 
 
 martyroiug^y, marlurrolloji. (gr. 
 martyr u. logo) «. iit >Starti)roiugie , bai 
 «JKiirtt)rer&iicl). 
 
 Ularuill} niar'um, (gr. maron ) i. 
 [»ot.] 6er SBfll&rinii. Small -, ini 2)orilen. 
 Qtai. ^ 
 
 marvel, mar'vel. (fr. inerTeille ; |p. 
 maravilla; #. f '• bai ^ajiHifer (etiBiiS llii= 
 eriunrtetf4 2C.). 2. tie 2>criuiiiiDeriiiig , toi 
 ©tnuncii. [blume 
 
 Marvel of Peru , [»ot. ] tie 5a3uii6fr< 
 
 marvel, v. n. fict iviintem, |laii: 
 nen ; (at) ilniineii, fi»f) n)»ii6erii (I'lber). 
 
 marvelons, maivdlliis. (fr. mer- 
 Teilleux) adj. I. iviinBerbiir. 2. eljetii. ndv. 
 Wimfcerbnr. [iiMiiitrrbar, erilaimlirt). 
 
 marvelously, marvelluxle, ade. 
 
 marvelouauess, mar'veiiiiitiie.t, 
 «. 6n« aHJmitertnre. 
 
 mary, mi're. t. ^arie. 
 
 Mary- bud, tie ^itoipe ter 9?inger6Iiis 
 nte, f Marigold. — -grok», 6er ^i<\: 
 ciengrufcfjen. — ni«». l&al.] tie SBerfriii! 
 bigimg Wrtrin. (tie turd)bri'(t)ene 9(oiue. 
 
 mascle, mas,'!, (fr. macle>«. [^ernlt.) 
 
 maiiculine, mas'kiilui, (hit. Dias- 
 culiniis) adj. 1. inaiiiilict) (uoin nianiilid)rii 
 ®erd)led)te). 2. tuiiiinlidj, frnffig, (Inrf , innnii> 
 (j^n't, fiil)n, tnpfer. 3. imiiiniid), grot (We- 
 nd)t*}i'igr bfi ^rniieiijitiinierio. 4. [©ramin.] 
 miinitlid). [fiiliiiiiiii, nMiitilirt>e @ef(i)lr(t)t. 
 
 masculine, «. iO)rnt)iiii.| tn»'>)}?ii«= 
 
 masculiueiy, oiankullule, adv. 
 ntmnilid), luir eiii Wiuiii. 
 
 masculiueuesM, ma^'kulinHes, «. 
 tie Wniiiilicbfrit. 
 
 masii, mash, (meifcben) i. I. iai (9r> 
 mifd), OJemeiigffJ, ter ^Ofifdjmafct). 2. im 
 Weiigfiitter, Kfeieniunjyrr (fi'ir ^ferte). 3. 
 [^icrC'r.) in VJitiid). 4. (geiuijtitil. meih; 
 tie '>5»nrd)e. 
 
 Mash-1,1^, ter Wrir(4bDtti(t). 
 
 maxli, 9. a. ». !iiiiri"rt)rii, jfrtnltfeii, 
 lerilogeii. 2. (^ifrtr.) niriftfjrii, finmrifcfteit. 
 
 maiillinS', makli'lag. «. tA^ ■'}}ttu 
 fiten !c. -tub, 6fr •iDJrifdjbottid). 
 
 maHliy, masli'e, adi. iiiiit|'ct)ig. 
 
 matfli, mask. tfr. mas«|ue ) j. I. tie 
 9)i"(iDfe, t'nri'e. 2. i tie Wn^fe , <?iiry« , tir 
 Dectiiiiiiitei , ©tijeiii; pi. tie 'Uuffli'icfjte. 3. 
 iai yJiiMtcuicil, ter -i))M«ffiibn(I, ta« enr= 
 penfpiel, tie ^aitttait. 4. t tie 'OJiasferiitf, 
 
 MAS 
 
 '^uinmeret. 5. bai im tragir<f>cn @ti>(e ge 
 f(t)rieteii( $o(fein>i((. 6. [^2tr(t)i(. 1 eiii itopf 
 Di^tie 9eit. 
 
 4. This thought might lead through this 
 world's rain mask. Milton 
 
 To put oil a mask, fic^ niA^rircil. To 
 pull off one's -, fic^ eHcniiibfeii. 
 
 Mask house, eiii )u '>D2ii£(eraten ein 
 gerii1)ti'tes jpiiu6. 
 
 maiik, t>. a. 1. nindfireii, verUiruen 
 uerfleiteii , verniuiumen. 2. t a) uerbergeii, 
 I'ertedeii , uerf)ulleti. I>) fnifct) aiigebeii. 3. 
 (ffDirt.) nieif(l)eii, eiiiiiieifc^en. 
 
 To mask a ship under the cover of 
 neutral flags, (iJKiir.j fal{(t)t JJiiiflge fi'iljreii. 
 
 mask, V. 11. 1. fid) iiiA^Cireii. fic^ vet 
 larueii. 2. i \i<S) verjleUeii, umrfuitet, ucr 
 (Ifllt feiii. Shak 
 
 masked, maskd, adj. I. [Sui.j uer- 
 larvt. iiiii^firc. 2. i>erl)t'iUr, t^iiiteriiilig.SHAk. 
 
 ma.<iker, maskiir, «. (tie oerfleitete 
 ^trfoii) tie 'Bfiisfe. ('•JJJiififeiifleitiiiuj. 
 
 maiikery, mas'kuie. *. tie ^ciiU, 
 
 ma.skiiig-, ina>i king. *. b(l6 >}}ti\iUi 
 reii. -- b .T b i 1 , tie ■Mfa6f<. 
 
 msisikiil-pat, M°d)iut.) a tea-pot. 
 
 maslill, iiie» iin , (V. fr. meler; adj. 
 geniirrt)r, otmriigt, f. Meslin. 
 
 ma.<«UIl, ma on. ^T. niii(;oii) s. 1. tcr 
 ■Woiirfr. 2. ter 'JJf.uirer, greimniirer. 
 
 To do III a so as work, ''})Mltirer fcill, 
 tic'Miiiiirerei rreitfii. Master -, Der^Diaiirer- 
 iiicii>cr. Journeyiiiun -, ter -JJfiiiirergefell 
 
 masonic, niasn'ik, iiiAsounlk, adj 
 tut ^reimaiircr teireffeiit. - hull, tie Jrei 
 iiiiuircrluge. 
 
 masoned, mi'snd, adj. geiiiaiiert. 
 
 maSOUry, ma sine (fr. muconiierie^ 
 t. I. tie OKiuirerei, tii6 'MfaiircrtjAiitiucrt 
 2. iai «JKrtuern>erf, ©eiiiiiuer. Shah. 3. tie 
 5reiiiiniirerei. 
 
 masora, mas'ora, (l^etr. 'S3.) *■ [jiit. 
 9?el.J tie 'Mfnfurn. — Masoret'ic, M a so- 
 re t'ical, adj. mafjoretifc^. — Mas'o- 
 rite, t. einer ter SSerfiiiJer ter -Mirtrorn- 
 
 mas«|uerade, iiia.skurra(ie', (it. 
 
 mascherata) *■ I. tie ")J?rt«ftrflte. 2. tie 
 
 aSerfltitung; in -, uerfleitei. 3. {©pnii.j 
 
 eine art iiirnier. (Dkvden. 
 
 2. 1 came to visit thee In masquerade. 
 
 masqueratle, v. n. l. ino.<rir( ge: 
 t)eti. 2. fict; III "iUingreii verfAmmeiii, eiiu- 
 •iJJtaSterate l;iilteu. Swirx. 
 
 To go masquerading, innffirt feill. 
 
 masquerade, v. a. l. veriarveti. 
 2. t uerl)iifleii, bciiuiiiteln. 
 
 mas«|iterader, maskuri'dur, «. 
 tie *3)fii*fe (Ufrimiiiiniic •^erioiiK 
 
 mass, nia.f, (fr. masse ; liU. massa) t. 
 1. tie "^KiiiK (f" Sliiiupfii :c.). 2. tie OJiiifie 
 (grope 0)iciige, ter .$).iiifeiu. 3. Cilrdjit.] tir 
 -)X\i||e; I'KfnI. J tie ( L'idjt. je.) -JJf.iiJe. 4. 
 (tei ©pirleii) ter ffiiifaij. iSd^. 6. (SJiIlart! 
 IP.] tie 'XRnffe, ter ^iMbeii. 6. (•OKar.] tie 
 -45i>rtiDii ttr Dittjicre jc. 7. tie 'Diaiie, ^n\: 
 fii'ii (ciiicS iinuferiuri). 
 
 mass, V. a. 1. -t l)t^ufe)t, itttft'iRrn, ver> 
 (liirfrn. Haiward. 2. dm ©piele) fe^eii. 
 
 mass, (anoelf. maesa, maesse; fr. 
 messe; iiriilnt. luissa) «. [runt. foct). Jtirdie] 
 tie '•MicfFe. High -, grand -, bni $pd>iiiitt. 
 
 To say mass, tie "^Jt'efje left'ii. 
 
 MAS 
 
 Mass- book, iai '^t^bud). — weed, 
 
 tas 'IReBgeiunnt. 
 
 mass, V. n. + tie ^JKeffe lefen. Hookkb 
 Massing furniture, iai 'Kepgenitl). 
 
 massacre, mas'sikur, (fr. '2C.) s. 
 1. t)(\i 35iiittnt, (>5emrijel. 2. ter iJKort. 
 
 massacre, ». a. iueterme9eiii , nie» 
 termad)eii, tiieterljniien. 
 
 miisser, massur, «. ter ^TOe^priefler. 
 
 masseter, mas'setur, ((jr.>«.[9liiat.] 
 ter iCaiimuifel. 
 
 ma.ssicot,mas'sckot. (fir. iQ3.)(M a •'• 
 tieot) s. [6i)riii.l iai 33ifigelb. 
 
 massiness, massenes, ) ( pon 
 
 massiveuess, inas'sivues,yiias^T> 
 *. iai "Waijioe, ©c^iBtre, Did)re. 
 
 massive, mas'slv , adj. 1. mofno 
 (tid)t, frt)iuer, plump). 2. I»J»iner«lfl.] maf* 
 fit), ill "BinlJe. 
 
 2. A. mineral occurs massive. [fd)n)er). 
 
 massy, masse, adj. maffw (tid)t, 
 
 ma.st, mast, (niigrlf. maest; fr. niat) 
 *. I'JJfar.J a) ter ^aft, "afailUnuHi. b> tit 
 ©teiige. 
 
 Made mast, ter jiiriiiiimeiigefe^re ^«|1. 
 Armed -, ttr iiii^ iiit'l)rereii ^niiineii jiiinm» 
 ilieiigefet;te '7}?a|1. To take out tiie masts 
 of H kliip, rill <Sd)iff ciitiiuii'ten. 
 
 Mast- fid, (©d>ifft.] tn« (S(t)lo6i)oli. 
 --maker, tcr '))fii|leiimad)er, il)?ii|leiife»jiT. 
 
 mast, (niigflf. maeste> ». tie ^a\X 
 (>-irt)el., 'Biid)iiui|l. 
 
 masted, nias'ted, adj. temnflet. 
 
 master, masiur, (fr. maitre fur 
 niaistre; ril|T. nia»ier; l,u. magi.Hter) t. I. 
 5 tcr ■0)iri|lfr. 2. ter >>crr (©igeiirljfimer, 
 iiiitctiiigfe ibeilijer; 2)cl)errfd)rr). 3. a) tet 
 :lJn)tl)crr. b> Cer ')Keiiler, 'Jliiffetjer , 25pr> 
 ilttjer, £)ircftor, Siueiitniit; (oft in Buf.im. 
 mctife^uiigfiu Cbn..., , . . -»Jei|ler, ..Dt. 
 refror. 4. i (ter 25orncl)iii|lei ipniipr... (in 
 3iif.iiiimeiifei>migeii>. ,">. (in einem fel>r flu«. 
 gcteljiiien iSiniie tefuiiter* in •Rortniuerifn) 
 ter 2el)rinei|ler, Seljrer (©rjirl^er). 6. ter 
 i»Jei|ler, 2el;rer (tefonters in Snrmnment 
 fe^ungeii). 7. ter »)Keifler ((Jiner , ter in 
 einer 2i3i(|enfd)nft, «iin|l jc. pprji'iglid) te. 
 lunntert iil). 8. ter -JKeiiler (tei <^aiitn)er» 
 fern), 9. iali iitei uieier ^eninren) ...■^itu 
 (ler , ter Dternufieljer. 10. (ein iitel Auf 
 llniuerfttiiren) - of Arts, ter >Bfngi|ler. 11- 
 lengl.J ter iBorflel^er, Direftor eincS ^ofle. 
 giiini«. 12. ter 3ereinoniennui!.1''r ( bei pf> 
 fentlidjeii ®elegeii()eiten). 13. [•)«iir.J a) ter 
 icapitiiit (eine« ivnnff.iljrerS), ^nrron. b) ter 
 e-igentljiinier eiuefi Jt.iiiffiiljrteirdjiffei, 9tt)e> 
 ter. c) (niif giiiffcn) ter ©rri'tnfiiljrer . 
 >&troinfd)ifTer. d) (.mf iirieg«rd)iffeii) ter 
 Sf^iffer (ein tern !){iiiige nnd> niiniirtelbflr 
 unter teni Sieutcnant |lel;eiiter Ofpiier). 14. 
 tniJs'iur) ^rrr uil* iitfl; ; el)eniiii« eine eljrt 
 erbietige »Jliirete. SiiAk. 15. (mastur) ^err, 
 jiiiifer (lufiin i>Dn Jtiiaben tie 9{ete i|l). 
 2. NatioHs ijiat want protectors, will have 
 masters. A man who owjis slaves, is 
 their-. 4. Tlie--root of a plaut. Mor- 
 timer. One — passion swallows up the 
 rest. I'opc. li. Where there are little -• 
 and misses iu a house ... Swift. 
 
 Master of ilie house, ter i^aii£l)err. 
 Dancing--, trr lailiiiiriiier. -tailor, 
 ter ^d^neitirinriilei. - iu chuucery, [Q'UQI.I 
 
File, far, fall, fat. m. met. Fine, fin. NA, move. n6r, got, 6iK cMd. Tiibe, tub. full. tAin. THi*. 551 
 
 MAS 
 
 bft ©tinker, SffffTfnt iiii ^nn}[figori(^te. - 
 of the roll*. {OriiglJ Drr SBiirfAiiiirr u. 91r> 
 ^iuat im R«m[tigtri<t)tt, DfterfniiilciOircftor. 
 
 — of the ordnauce. — general, (rr ^tli' 
 |tu<]ni(i|lrr. - of ihe hor»e, itv ®tn(Iiiiei> 
 flfr. - ».-iil maker. (*Ofrtt.) itt Otfrfigfls 
 lu.idxr. - of a iiie»». CTOiir.) 6er SSnrfnifi: 
 (Itr. Grand-- of Malta, of freemaaon* 
 eic. . ttt (i)rp§intiftfr Ce4 '3)i>iltljcffrortieii«, 
 ttt iyrrtmnllr«rl'f^nlf 5c. -at.Trni», ttx&^tv: 
 iiftmciilcr. To be -■ of . . , ^crr kui ilbrr . . ; 
 G'dudj iiiiic tfabtn , itwanitrt frin in ... 
 niad)rig fcin (finer ©prod)* ic). A great - 
 of Diutic, of the fluie or violin, tin grrgrr 
 Winflft in tn <JKn(if , «iif err ^ott eitr 
 SSii'iiur. - of fence, ^JKtiiltr nil 5Jrit>ten. To 
 be one's own -, fein eigeiier f^rrr frin, frtit 
 ^iinS l)i(bcn. To make one'n lelf - of . . . 
 fid) tftiitiilfrM, fid) l>tni.id)ti9fn (finrr 6rtd>(i, 
 Qtwai in iVine Oii-ivalt brfiMiiiiirn. He li«» 
 made hinitelt - of .., n (tliiii urrfMorn 
 iba ... Whatever I a-n -- ul . ^I|r«, m,\i 
 td) I'rrmng 1 am the - of my spacclie*, 
 id) ivcip ivnt id) gtinnr l^iibr. '. 
 
 Master attends II I, ^er j^ftfrnniifi 
 ffl)er,ftnftiMiitin«r. --builder, ttx (£d)iif j 
 Ic; 5>oiimti|1fr. --gunner, (War.) 6fr 
 Dbfrfpnilnbcl. - -hand, i 6i«Wti|lat>.iMe. 
 --Jest, 6«r ^flii|)t|"i>rt6- --kejr, 6rr 
 i^iiptfd)iiiiKl- --leaver, (tr rntliitifriK 
 I)ifM»r, Ditnrt, trr rnflihiff. --like, 
 I. meiflfrljnft. 2. I)em|'d). --lode, [*'<• 
 nttnig J tit i^aiiptacrr. --piece, 1. bai 
 9Rri|ltr|iritf. H. tfl« j^niiptlnltnt. --root, 
 bit Jpnupfwurjtl. — sin, tit erftfiintt. -- 
 ainew. (it <^niiptrtl)iit , grogt %tugtrtl)iit 
 ef»5ii§f« <btnl5ffrl>rn). — string. [-Win.] 
 bit if)iiiipri'nitt. --stroke, btr OTii|1tr" 
 ftrtid) , 'OKtiiltrjiifl. --tooth, btr !8nrftn. 
 j.-.hn. -todch, btr "OTtiftmlrrid). -• 
 
 warden of Ihe mint, btr '')J?rill|I>irfrtl>r. 
 
 - work, bn* "JWcintrn'trf. --wort, l2)ot.] 
 bit OWfiiltni'iiri. 
 
 ]M»Nter, »■ It. I. nitifltrn, iJbmv^(ti> 
 
 <}rn. 2. i H) iiitiiltrn , trtd)tii. b > l^tiltit, 
 
 ^r»tn (tint fininfljtit). c) mti|ltrn, bt|lrti< 
 
 ttn d) mri)lrrn. intifltrljiiff iiiiirfi'iljrrn. e* 
 
 In ftint (Mtii'iilt (•rroiiiinrii iriiit £priid)t>, 
 
 btn'tihtn niiid)[ijj wtrbtn Pbrr ftiii. 3. f bf 
 
 Ijtrrrdtfii. Smak 
 
 2. ai Obstinacy and willful neglect iiiuxi 
 
 be mastered, even thoiigli It cotis 
 
 blows. Locke, d) 1 will not offer tliai 
 
 which I cannot — . Bacon. 
 
 Hn8<«r, ». >i. ♦ tintr ®<id>» Wtiiltr 
 ftiii. fid) iiii*jrid)nfii in Cftiun*. Spcisea. 
 
 Masterdoin, oiasturduni, 1. 1 bit 
 i^frrid)iift. Shak.. 
 
 9llUiterrulf masturrfil, adj. * I. 
 nitiiltrlid), infifltrl)ntt. 'i. I)tmfd), fln»nlt> 
 tt)>\tig. 
 
 MttHterlexn, luasiuiie*. ai</. i. 
 ^trrf Mie*. 'i. iiiibaiiCiiq , ij.iisiliirrifi. 
 
 Mnfiterly, mistiiiie. aUj 1. inti> 
 (Jtri)iiti , •OJuiilir ... 2. litrriid). Ihaft. 
 
 Mnsttrrly, adv. ninilrriul) intiiltri 
 
 niMSterMllip, iiia'sturfchi)>, «. I. bit 
 «Dffi|l^l'd)flii I ni Criiuab i 2. »tr SBorjiifl, 
 95iTrrtn(j. 3. t ?«•♦ Wnilfrtliiif . 4. bit j^jfrn 
 fdhMt- 4- t *" ^trriiibftit (ill* lifti). 6, 
 K>' ^iirfrl)trAuit, S5i<r|1ti)traint <bttfinti)> 
 JtuUeatMW It.) 
 
 MAT 
 
 2. Where noble youths for mastership 
 
 should strive. Dxydem. 5. How now. 
 
 SigniorLaunce, what news with your — ? 
 
 Shak. 
 
 Mastery, ma'siure, «. I. bit ^trr: 
 
 fdfiiit, btr SStfttj. 2. btr SSormna, 95i>rjii<i. 
 
 3. bit '•IRtirttrfdjoft , nu^gtjtidjiiftt &t\<ln(f> 
 
 U<bttit. 4. bit S'rrtid)iiii3 riiitr oii^otttid)' 
 
 iirtrn 6)tfd>i(fiidlftit (of.., in>. &. btr i}hi' 
 
 •Itrpiii^. 
 
 I. If divided by mouatains, they will 
 
 (Sght for llie — of ilie passages of tlit 
 
 tops. Ralcich. 3. He could attain to 
 
 a - in all languages. Tillotson. 4. 
 
 The learning and - of a tongue being 
 
 unpleasant in itself, should not b« 
 
 cumbered with other difficulties. Locke. 
 
 To get the m a s t e ry (of . ..), Q'tivai 
 
 III frnit @)tiuiiit btri'intiitii ; PoKfoiniiitii tr> 
 
 icriit'iit (over) ^ttifler ivrrbtii (tiiitr &ad)<>, 
 
 (}-(ivi15 nitiiltrn. To aitani lo a - in .., tt 
 
 ao'it briliijtn in . . . A - in ... is required, 
 
 niiin mnft itinrr ®>i($t) niiic^tii) I'tin, ftt in 
 
 iriiirr OJtroiilt Ijabtn. I ^liiimen). 
 
 JVIantful, masi'ful, adj. niii|lrti(t) (v. 
 
 Masticate, was tekiie, (I. masiico) 
 
 u. rniitii. [but Xautn. 
 
 iVIastlcatiun , masleki shun , «. 
 
 Masticatory, mas lekiiuri, mdj. 
 
 fiuifiib. Jtnii... -I. I'Ktb.J b.K Kaiiniittel. 
 
 Mastic, maa'tik, ( (ft. inai>ti< ; gr. 
 
 Masticli, y"*"*''^" '■ ^- btt 
 
 OTiiflij: (tin i^iirj). 2. - pb. --tree, btr 
 
 •B^lllirbiium. 3. - Db. --herb, ba6 ^A^tllf 
 
 fraiit. 4. btr TOii)lir (tin S.ttt>. 
 MastlfT, mas'tif,/ 
 Mastif, y 
 
 I'r. maiin) «. btr %ii(l('iii>!'i6tr , ii(tttiil)tinb. 
 
 MaStleMS, uiaal'le». adj. I. iliililloi 
 
 (u. £d)iff<in. 2. fruit ''ffinH irufltiib ub. flt» 
 btiib (vi)ii Siiunieiii. 
 
 Mastlill, nies'lin, «. I. bat ^Dtif-^il) 
 fprii. 2. b<[6 gtniii'd)(t OJ^titid. 
 
 MastUtiuil, inas'todon, (gr. mastos 
 n. oduaj «. [^tpi.j btr fltifd)(rtf|tnet (J-lt* 
 pl)rtiir, bat iDl)iiMbirr. 
 
 Mastoid, •nas'io'd. cgr. masios unb 
 eidox) odj. ii^tniwriiiig. — muncle. l^jliint.) 
 btr I'orbtre Si^tMiiiu^ftl, £ruflbtiii^<iiipt> 
 iiiu*ffl. (SJaunirn. 
 
 Masty, raas'ii, a4/. innflrtid) (i>on 
 
 Mat, iiiai. (Qlbrurjiing fur Mathew u. 
 Manhaj «. <]}Iatl)ia6, 'Dtii^; ^JJiautfa 
 
 Mat, (IV. niat; Angrlf. meatia; t)oll. 
 mat; ruiT. mat; lat. matta> «. 1. bit OJfactt 
 («!«iViibt(ft ic). 2. pOTiir.] bit Wattci 
 chafed -, bit gtfpitftt \))JiUU. 
 
 Mad -bed, bit 0)^1Irnl)t. --felon, 
 bit Waftfiibliimt, Jlixtriibliinit. --maker, 
 btr •')Riintnniad)fr. --seller, btr Wrtittn> 
 honSltr. --weed, (!&oi.) btr fp.inifd)f 
 csmfttr, bit aSiiij't |ii 'W.utrn. 
 
 Mat, >. «■ 1. nut 'O.^intttn btbtcfeii, 
 bfitgcii. 2. innttttinrtig flrd)tfn , iierili-d)itn. 
 3. jiif.iiiinitiiprtfTrn, nitbrritgrn. 
 
 Mataciiin, inai-atshin, (fp. <a3.) « 
 btr (^iniirtlrniii i ®d)iutrttrriin). Siombv. 
 
 Mata<l«re, maiadure', (fp. mata- 
 dor) *. liii i<itltii Jtarrtiifp.) btr »)^rttiibpr. 
 
 Matcil, niaish, ((r. meehe; fp. ii. 
 pert, media) «. I. (^Mrtifl.) bit CiMllt, Stiiibi 
 
 ru(^, btr ^ijnbtlixt 2. btr .Da^c, Sin^t, 
 
 intulnt.mastivus; 
 
 MAT 
 
 ©4)iBtftlfrtbtn , bai 6d)i»tffll)&(i4)tn. 
 
 Match-girl, fin •!lRdbd)tn , bat mil 
 ®(^ivtftll)M)d)en IC. I)iinbtlr. --lock, bai 
 Sunt»nfd)lp# (tljtnirtK nn ■5fKii«ftten). -. 
 maker, btr fiunttm , @d)iptftlt)6ljd)«n», 
 Diid)ffiibrifnnt. 
 
 Matcit, (nngtff. maca, gemaea) j 
 
 l.tiiitiJJtrfon, bit tintr iiiibtrn nn ©tnrft ic 
 
 ijitid), gtu>iid)ftn i(l , fid) niii il)r inttjen 
 
 Mnn; tint $trfun obtr iBad)e, bit |ii tintr 
 
 onbtrn p>i^c , il)r gjtid)rummt. 2. a) bit 
 
 ptiratt), tl)flid)t SSerbinbung. b) o bai Srr^ 
 
 luMii^ , btr 25triprud). c) (bit jn utrtjti* 
 
 riuljenbf ^trfoii) bit ^ortie. 3. bie (SpwI., 
 
 Ongb . It.) ^ortir. 
 
 1. Government makes an innocent man 
 
 of the lowest ranks a match for tb« 
 
 Bighticat of hia fellow subjecta. 
 
 Addisoit. 
 
 He baa not his match, er ^At ftinctf 
 
 03ltl<^tn nid)t. He has met with Us - , tr 
 
 l)At ftintn yjiann gtfuhbtn. She ia not bi« 
 
 -, fit pAgt nictt iU H)m. He Is not Ills -, 
 
 tr ifl it)n\ nid)t gtmnd)ftn. A - for .., 
 
 Qmti, btr tt Aiifnt^iKtn funn init ... To 
 
 set a -, tint SStflfflung mncfttn. [rotrber. 
 
 Match-maker, btr ©Ijfilifitr , 5«'» 
 
 Match, (gr. mache) «. 1. bit ZOtllf, 
 
 btr tU}tci)hctit. 2. [SDtttrtnntnl bie VHttu, 
 
 ivobti nur jivci $ftrbt rtniun. 
 
 'Tis a match! (ppp! tt gilt. 
 
 Matcil, V. a. I. tinem (Jitgtnflanbc 
 
 OUid)fomnitn, if)n trrtid)tn. 2. tt aufntt)»itn 
 
 niit ... n4 nitfytn mit .., Qintm bit (Sv^^t 
 
 bitttn, gtiond^frn ftin, &tivA< tintr ®Ad)( 
 
 grgtnubtrfltritii funnen. 3. tin &iti(t>ti, ftine^ 
 
 (i)ltid)tii jtigtn, ^Abtn, flnbtn, ttivAd %rl)iili> 
 
 <i)ti Ob. btrgltid)tn oufivriftn. 4. )iifAninitn> 
 
 pnlTtn, girid) unb gitid) (iifAninitniltdtn ubtr 
 
 Irgcn, pAArtn, pnfiriib iiifninnienu<nl)ltni (to) 
 
 pArtrtn (mil), anpniTtn (tintr @Ad)t) , ab* 
 
 intiTtn (uAd)), in^ ^trl)Mt»i^ it^tn, brin> 
 
 gtn mit .., Gtm<>t nnd) btin 9}ert)nltnifT( 
 
 init 6-rn)A« tiitrid)ttn. S. (with) ptrbinbtn, 
 
 iiifAinmtngebtn, ptri)tiratl)tn (mit). 6. nut' 
 
 fd)ivtftln (^affn to. Wnsrea. 
 
 1. No settled sense* of the world eaa 
 
 match 
 
 The pleasure of that madneia. Shak. 
 
 2 Kternal might 
 
 T« match with their inventiesa th*f 
 
 presumed 
 S* easy, and of his Ihander made a 
 scorn. MiLTOM. 
 
 3. No history or antiquity can match hia 
 
 policies and his conduct. South. 
 
 4. Let poets match their subject to their 
 strength. Roscommoh. 
 
 T« be m a t c h e d , not to be matched, 
 ptrgltid)bnr, unutrgltic^bAr. The Sliepherd'a 
 Calendar of Spenser is not to be match- 
 ed in any modern language, brm ^altnbft 
 ffir ®d)nftr ppii (Spriiftr rAiin ttine iiciierc 
 ®prAd)t triBA* 5lrl)iilid)ti ah Pit Stitt ftijtn. 
 You cannot — liini, i^r ftllbtt ftint* ®l*i» 
 <t)tn nid)t. 'Tis a well matched couple, 
 bit ^tibfii fd)i(ltn fid) iiifAinmtn. 
 
 Matcil., ». n. 1 fid) prrbinben, (!d> 
 rfrt)firatl)fii ; fid) pnArtii lu. il)itrfn) \with, 
 mit). 2. jiifAmnirnpAiitn, PAfitn, fid) fd>irftn; 
 (wiih) t)ii||eii (111). (ill liiuflg. 
 
 The wolf goes to match, bit fDi>lnNlt 
 
552 F.\fe. far. fall. fat. Mi. met. Fine. fin. N6, m6ve, n6r, got, 6il. cl6iid. Tiibe, t»h, ri^ll. tAin, THIi. 
 
 iMVT 
 
 Matcliable, matuh'abl. adj. 1. (to, 
 with) uergleid)btir, i>fr<iiict)eii , (ifp.inrt, jiu 
 fniiiiueiiflevagt luerbcii fimnciifc unit), Cfiiuni 
 an tie ©eite (ide^t luertxn tomifiio. 2. f tnt< 
 fptert)CU», rtiificmeffeu. Woodward. 
 
 Match able to none, pfjiif (?Ht[(t)ttt, 
 £>J)ne \'til\t6 (Mlfiifteil. He is - to none, tv 
 hot fcine* ©Iciclien uid)t. 
 
 Jflatcliableuess, niat»li'ablues,<. 
 
 1. Me SBetnleic<)bnrfeit. 2. tit >Hiigeiiiffyenl)cit. 
 ITIutCllleSS, niaish'les. adj. PljllC 
 
 ®Itid)eii, iiiiuerfllcid)li(^. —adv. Mateh'- 
 lessly, iiiiiierGleid)Iii(). 
 
 niatchleSJinesS, matih'llsnca, ». 
 Die Uiii>crgleirf)!id)feit. 
 
 Jllate, mate, (t)»n. maat; <\xab. ma- 
 Un) «. I. 6cr ®efrt()rte, (Sefpiele, &tw^, 
 ^amerat>, bit QJefpieliiin , ®efiil)riimi. 2. a> 
 tftt&attt, ©Ijegenog, tieOnttiiiti, ©Oeflcnof' 
 ftnii, berWanii, btejjrau. b) en«^<iiiii(ften, 
 Wtibdjen (&ei I»)ierea). 3. tet Xiidjacnog. 
 4. 6et e(f)iiIa«nog, ®d)iilfanierfl6. 5. aj 6er 
 ®ciea. b) ['J)(ar.] bet ®cf)u(fe; (nuf ^triegf. 
 f(f)iffen) 6et Dbetfleiiermnnii ; (fluf Snuf; 
 f(il)rerii) ber ©teuetmniin, Wnat. 
 
 Boatswain'* mate, bfc Unter6oiit6tHrtnn. 
 Master's -, ber Uiiter|d)iffer. Surgeon'* -, 
 ber Uutenuimbrtrit. 
 
 ^ate, dp. u.port. mate; fr. mat; pom 
 fp. niatar) «. [<B<t)<\(t)W-] bn6 Wntt. 
 
 HI ate, V. a. 1. cl)elid) uerbitiben, niit ei> 
 net G'l)fl)mfte uerief)eiii (bet lljieteu) pnnten. 
 
 2. ciiirt 8nd)e flleidjfummen. G'inem fid) 
 (jUid)flc(Icn , c6 flicid) t()iin. 3. ©inem bie 
 (Epitje bietcn, t6 nufntljiiieii iiiit... 
 
 JUate, (ft. mater; |d)iu. matta) v. a. 
 I. iiintt inrtd)fM (iiii Sdjiit^ipieie). 2. i t 
 iiicferbrurfiii , niebcrbcugcn; bffliirjt tutt> 
 djcii. (fafjrtrii (jabeiib, pl)ne ®eni'(ltn. 
 
 ]flatel<-ss, mate'ieii. adj. feiiirii ®e: 
 Materia inedica, (lat. SI>.> *■ 
 [*)Jicb.] 1. tm iTpi'iiinittel, bet ^eililBif. 2. 
 bie ipeiltnittcl.-, ipcidtofflrljfe. 
 
 ]tffaterial, maiereal, ((at. materia) 
 
 fidj. 1. in.ittTiefl , forpcrli((). 2. lucfentlid), 
 
 jvidjtifl, (toj a'id)tig (fiit). 3. materiefl (iuirt> 
 
 tid), nid)t fotiiiefl). 4. ^Hinierinlien licietiiD. 
 
 Material fool, etu 9iiitt luit 25cgtif! 
 
 fell. Shak. [Stoff/ ©eilnubtljeil. 
 
 ]?f at(-rial , *. tai '0)?ntt'rial , bet 
 
 Itfaterialisni, mate'iealixm, (ft. 
 
 materialisme) $. [^l)ilor.] bet «)Kntetinli5in. 
 
 naterialist, nia.e'realUt , <. [$l)i< 
 
 Jof.) bft 'TOatcfiniiit. 
 
 iMfateriality , matcreal'ete , «. I. 
 bie 'OJiattTialitnt, i?i>rprtli(f)feit. 2. bie 2Di(f)' 
 tigfett (eiiiet Kjntindje jc). 
 
 ^materialize, male'realue, ». a. 
 ['55l)iIor.l mntfrialifiteii, I'erfotpetii. Reid. 
 Materially, materealle, adv. 1. 
 ntntftiell , ttx -Bduerie iind). 2. materiefl 
 (wefeiitlitft, iv>irfli(f)). 3. luefeutlid) 
 2. An ill intention may spoil an act 
 materially good. South. 3. it - 
 concerns ut to know the real motives 
 of our actions. Wekster. 
 
 Tllaterialness , mate'realnes, «. 
 1. SnS gKatttierie. 2. bie 2i5id)tiareit. 
 Materiate, matereat, > 
 
 Materiated, mate reat«d, 3 
 ■ateriatus) adj. -f mnteriefl. 
 
 ]llatejriation ) uatcreA'diua, «. t 
 
 (Kit. 
 
 MAT 
 
 bie (?fi"d)nffiing itv 'TOrttftie. 
 
 Maternal, mater'ual, <(at. mater- 
 nus) adj. imitriTiid), -Uyiittet. . . 
 
 Maternity, maier'nete, (ft. mater- 
 nice') *. fcie -TOiittetrd)nft. 
 
 Matil, mal/i, (dligeir. maeth) *. ta& 
 »TR(ihin, bie ■OJiabb; mie in aftermath etc. 
 
 Matlieiliatic, mat/ieniai'lik, i>ti. 
 
 Matlieiliatlcal, mat/temat'ekal, 
 adj. . KilD 
 
 Mathematically , mat/iemaf - 
 
 tekale. adv. (gr. matheiiiatikos) I. nuitl^enia: 
 tifd). 2. ± iiiiuljenintird) (uiimnil&Blid)). 
 
 Matlleinaticiail , mat/iematish'. 
 an, f. bet '>))?atl)ciiintifet (Wtiigciilcljfet). 
 
 Mathematics, niai/icniat'tiks,(gt. 
 
 malhematike) «. p/. bie 'JJirttljemrttit , ®xi-- 
 @eiilel)te. 
 
 Pure, speculatire mathematics, bie 
 teine ?Kat(;ematif ; mixed -, bie nngciunntte 
 -)}iatl)niintif. [9ltr ©tccffifd). 
 
 Mathemepc, matA^meg, *. eiiie 
 
 Mather, mai/tur, m. madr) *. ttx 
 ^tnpp. [bie luilbe itnniifk. 
 
 Mathes, matfciz, ro. madywydd)«. 
 
 Mathesis, mai/iesis, (gt. SQ.) «. 
 bie '')Kntl)ciHiiiit, »)JJntl)e|l5. 
 
 Mathe^v, mai/iu, ) m, .^ .. 
 
 Mathias, mat/iias, 3 ' 
 
 Matin, mattin, (ft. 2Q.) adj. jiim 
 ^^JlDtgen gelprig, gtiil).., 'Kotgeit... - *. 
 t bet 'OML'tgeii. Shak. 
 
 Matins, mallinz, (ft. matines) t. pi. 
 
 1. [tom.:tatl). iiitd)e] bie 'OKette, 5tul)mette. 
 
 2. bet »TOetiieitni>"'^f'"'l^- 3. ^ brt* '}J?ot< 
 gciilicb, bet iJJforgeiigcfang. 
 
 3. The winged choristers began 
 
 To chirp their matins. Cleavelamd. 
 
 Matrass, matras, (ft. matras) «. 
 l6l)rm.l bet Kolben, SBteitiifolbeii. 
 
 Matress, matres, (t». matras; ft. 
 niatclas) «. bie 'i)}?atta9e. 
 
 Matrice, mairis, ) ((at. matrix) «. 
 
 Matrix, ma irlks, 5 I- [^iint. J bie 
 i)J?iittet, ajanmiitet. 2. bie %':>x\\\; [©c^tift. 
 gicp.J niaftiis, bie 'OJ?nttije, '3J?iittet. 3. 
 l>JRiiictnlg., ^ySiiw.] bie (O-tjO ^^nttct. 4. 
 [Jnrb.] bie llrfatbe. [tetmijtbetifd). 
 
 Matricidal, mat'tresidal, adj. iuut> 
 
 Matricide, mat'trcside, d. matri- 
 cidiuni; malrieida) i. 1. bCC ^JJ^UttetltlUtb. 
 2. bet <»?uttetmfttbet. 
 
 Matricular, matrik'tillr, ad}, jur 
 TOntrifcl gf^brig, ■>)Knttife( . .. 
 
 Matriculate, matrlkulAte, (o. f. 
 
 matricula; v. a. iniltUUrifUliteil. 
 
 Matriculate, adj. imtiiattifulitt. 
 - *. ttx Ommatfifiilitte. 
 
 Matriculatiuu,niatrikkuli'sliun, 
 *. bie Omiimttif Illation, ©infdjteibiiiig, in 
 bie 'OJIatriffl. 
 
 Matrimonial, mattrem&'neal, (ft. 
 20.) adi. ctjelid), G'l)t... — adv. Matri- 
 mo'nially, el)e(id). 
 
 To go on a matrimonial scheme, AUf 
 bie greietei ob. gteif^(e) jjel)en. 
 
 Matrim(»uluus, mattrem&'nius, 
 adj. t ehelid), Q\)t.., MitTow. 
 
 Matrimony, mat'rimune , (lat. 
 matrinionium) «. bie Q\)t , bet S'l}e{l<inb. 
 
 Matrix , f. Matrice. 
 
 Matroilt lai'trun. (lat. matronaj «, 
 
 MAT 
 
 I. bie TOrtttone, affli(f)c uctf)eirnff)ete {Jtati 
 alte Danic obfr Jrnu. 2. Die ^raiifenmact 
 tcriim. 3. bie ^letmiiiiiie. 4. bie gtnu. 
 
 Matronal, mat'ronal. niatro'nal 
 t(at. matronal is) adj. jn eiuet 9Kattoiie ge 
 hbfig, ciiiet gjJntfoiie, eiiier uetl)eifatljeteii 
 Stall gfniiig, eljrbat, eniil, gefe^t. 
 
 Matronize, mai'ronite, V. a. ge> 
 fetjt, ernil miid)on. RicHAitDsoif. 
 
 Matronlike, ma'truullke , adj. 
 I'tjrbat, etnil, gcfet^t. [ctn|1. 
 
 Matronly, mi'trunle. adv. ehtbar, 
 
 MatrOSS, matros', (f}o((. mati'oos; 
 ban., fd)iucb. , tniT. matros) t. ttx §niib» 
 laiigtit bci ttx 'Mrtidetif. 
 
 Mattamore, mat'tamore. «. [^7}tPt« 
 genl.] iai ©ilo , bet nntefitbird()e ^oin» 
 rpeid)ct. 
 
 Matter, mat'tur, (lu. mater; (at. 
 materia; ft. niatlere) *. 1. bie ^)3?atttie, bet 
 ©irct. 2. bie ■5)?atctie, ttx ©toff. ^. [«J5()iIor.l' 
 bie«JHatetie. 4. ttx ©tojf, ®egenilaiib. 5. bie 
 ©atfte, bet ®egeii|lanb. G. bie ©act)*, 23e« 
 rd)ioetbf, itlage. 7. bie ©ad)e, •Slngflcgenheit, 
 t<\i ©efdjaft. 8. bie Utrad)e eincfi ©teignif* 
 fe6 ic. 9. bie 23ebcutniig, 1Cid)tigfcit. lO. o 
 bet 3eittaum ; ein lljejl cinet ©iitfernung. 
 
 4. Son of God, Savior of men, thy name 
 Shalt be the copious matter of ray 
 
 song. MlLTOH. 
 
 5. He grants the deluge to have come so 
 very near tlie matter, cet gibt jii. efl 
 fci bet ttx ©fmbflntl) baljin ob. fo ivcit 
 gefonnncil), that few escaped. Tillotsoic. 
 
 6. If the — shnuld be tried by duel 
 between two cliamplons ... Bacom 
 
 7. Matters have succeeded well tliua 
 far; observe liow matters stand. 
 Wedster. 10. I have thoughts to tarry 
 a small — . Congreve. Away he goes, 
 a — of seven miles. L'Eijtranqe. 
 
 Upon the wliole matter, atn (?nbe. 
 Upon the -, ■= llbctljaupt. No such -, \\\i)t 
 bi)(f), mit nidjtcn, fp i(l ti nid>t. A -of seven 
 niile;t etc., o iiiigi'fii()t, fo ficben 'iliJteilen. (To 
 tarry) a small -, ein luciiig, eiiien *Hngcn« 
 blirf . To the -, Jilt B<\<i)t nef)&rlg ; to speak 
 much to the -, feijt jut ted)ten 3tit rprccfjcn. 
 - of fact, bie l^at, lljatfadjc. - of fact- 
 man, ([ bet iinitlaiibiid)c 6fjaf;let, ^tagcr 
 -s of law, 90ed)tifad)eil. In - of law etc., 
 in 9{ed)tgfad)en, luae 9{fd>r5ra(^eii :c. betrijft. 
 To help the -, iiin |1d) Jll l)elfcn. No - 
 (which etc.), eS liegt 9iid)re baraii, t& tl}iit 
 !J?id)ta ti f)at TdiX)Xi anf (id). To carry 
 matters .o tar hat ..i ti fo lucit brini' 
 (jen Pb. tteibeii, td^ ... I'o come »o very 
 near the - that .., ^allin foilinieil , bap... 
 'Tis no -, tt l)at 9rid)fS \i\ bebeuleii , e* 
 tl)llt, f(t)abet ^id)t«. To go from the - in 
 hand, (uon feineni (55rgfii|lanb;) ab|d)iueifcn. ' 
 1 make it all a —, 1 make no - of it, 'tis 
 all a - to me, ti gilt mit n'<'<^)i'icl> '^ 
 i«ad)e mit 9iid)r« baran* , ed iil mit ganj 
 eiiietlet. 'Tis no great -, ti mad)t iiidjt uiet' 
 an£; (for me ... ({ nuK^t mit nid)t »ie( 
 aii«). What is the -? n>a* girbt til uin 
 tvaS ()anbflt e* fid)? luoooii i|l bie 9{ebe? 
 iua« fel)lt Ofjnen? What is the - that ...» 
 tuatlini ...? What is the - with liimf 
 n>a« feljit i()ni? wa6 Ijat et ppt? - of coo*, 
 j^laint, eine $etaiila([iiiia ju !5cr(()ivetbeu u- 
 
Fate. far. fall. faf. ^U. met. F!np. ffn. NA, move. nir. got. 6?l. r?6A(I. Ti\hp. tnb. full. i/Mri. TMis. 55,'t 
 
 MAT 
 
 MAY 
 
 R was - of astonUhinent to u«, nir milgt ! IHaianchf minsh , «. I. 7 in Vlett 
 
 ttn fcrtrubtr erilaimen. To reioUe into-, mti. 2. [^erlft.J 6er 9tenitd. 
 
 to grow to-, fitfru. I Maund, oi&nd , («nfltt|". mand) «. 
 
 Matter, t>. n l. (ntit it, thi», tliat, Ur jpiinofcrb. 
 what) i>oii 35r^ell^un(J fein , ^ftr«n liegfn, Iflaitncler, maa'dur,) (fr. mendier) 
 fcnt.iii <jei*fl<n f""- *• + eit«n. ]|Iauud, mand, ) v. a. u. «. n. 
 
 It matter* not, ti liftjt ^id)U btttan. *1. briiniimii, niurreit (at, i"ib«). 2. betttlii. 
 
 Matter, ». a. t n<t)teii, fi^ 6'ti»fl6J Maunder, «. ' tcr ^tttiet. 
 au6 fiiur ©a(t)f mn(f>rn. Mauuderer, mau'durur, i. « fcer 
 
 Matterlexx, mai'turles. ailJ.\lvff{o^. <Sriininier, !&ruiiiiiibnrt. 
 
 Mattery, matture. adf. 1. etteri)]- ! Maundy-tliursday, miwn'de 
 ©itfr fVJfUA«ii6- 2- + ivittjfifl. OD. niande l/iuri'di. (u. fliigtli". mand, >er 
 
 Matthew, f. Mat hew. 
 
 MattinR-, niat'iiiig, «. im pi. @trp^» 
 
 fcftffn, bn« <3?iar(«iiwrrf. 
 
 Mattock, niat'tuk, (anddf. naltuc) 
 «. b»r Rorit, bif ^nuf, .^n(fe. 
 
 Mattre«B, f. Matreaa. 
 
 Maturant,inatin'drlnt,«.[$f;rtrm.] 
 bat 3tiU(\nn^imittci. 
 
 Maturate, matalt'drite , ((nt. ma- 
 turo) t>. a. ifttigrii, rrif«n. - v- n. Rtf nxT' 
 btii. jeitiflfn. ^ J 
 
 Maturation, natKlnlri'ahun, <■ 
 1. bn« 3eiti(jfii, Wtifen. 2. Me 9fflf*, 3"' 
 tigtino. [rpmiufn. 
 
 &oxb; o^. V. diea mandali) «. [fiolttib.] bet 
 {jriiiic l^tMinerilaii. 
 
 Mauiina, (rd)i>tt.) niu«t not. 
 
 Mausolean, niaw«6li'an, adj. |ii 
 tiiifin 'MJiUnoIcum^jcD&rig. 
 
 Mausoleum, uiiwioii'un, ((at. 
 W.) •• btxi '■}}^1U|'olelllll , ^r(i(l)t()r>ibiua(}i. 
 
 Maurice, iniWi!*. «. ^Xtori^. 
 
 Mautlter, milw-THur, «. t bai 
 nlbcriu jini<ie ')Kl^^d)«lt. B. Jonion. 
 
 Mavia, mi vis, (fr. mauvis) «. 
 ICrnirii.l ber ©niijibn'fffl. 
 
 MaM^, m&w, (niigrir. maga) «. 1. brr 
 <TO.i(liii ( bei Il)ier«ii; f bfi •')W«iirrf)«n i. 2. 
 
 To grow to maturation, |ur 9itite f ^cc "JTiogeii, bie Su|l (to, |io. a.berJCrcpf. 
 Maturative, matsh'urai'v. aWy. i(bci ^oijrlll). 
 
 1. jfiriflfnb, rtiftnb. 2. [«JKeb.] jfiiioeub, 
 bit 3riti(jiin<i beforberttb. 
 
 Mature, mature', (tat. maturua) 
 aij. I. I rtif, iritifl. 2. i a) rcif (filter ic). 
 b) teif (Spinn); reifli* (llebfrlefluiifl). c) 
 Kif (0. «ffi»ivMlrfn. d) (for) rni (jii). 
 
 M H w • w o r m , tn Spiilroiirm. 
 Ma%v, (irt)ott.) luow. [2. bit 9)?nb«. 
 Mn>«k, miwk, «. t 1. Dte ertjluiupt. 
 
 Ma^vkinir, f .. . 
 
 -mm HI* i|(l)i)tt.) a hare. 
 Maulkiu, ) ^ 
 
 Ma%%'killB'ly, miw'k'ngli, ade. 
 
 1. d) This lies gtowiiig, and U mature |"rf)liimvi(j. 
 
 for the violent breakiug out. Shak.J Ma^vkisll, niiw'kKh, a<</. t. ivibcr; 
 
 Mature, »• «• l. ? rriftii, jeiuflfn.lijd), ffiiOiii't. 2. t rtt^fltfrtjumrft; qr\(t)mc>dloi. 
 
 i. i irrebrin; btforbrrn. PorE.I Mavvkidliiiess, miiw'kikhiies, «. 
 
 Mature, e. w T u. t tetfen. 1 1, pa* QfttDoftt. 2. t bit >ai'flC|d)iiinrfH)iii; 
 
 The judgnieat matures by age and (J3f|(l)m.icflori!lf<it- [niftbia- 
 
 experience. WrasTtR. 
 
 Maturely, niJti'ireli, mdo. I. I 
 fftf, jfitifl. 2. t a) t frulj, jeitifl (cin Ca. 
 tini*)«). b) rdfl^d)- 
 t. b) A prince entering on war, ouglit 
 matHreljr to consider the state of 
 his finances. WeasTEa. 
 
 Maturity, maiA'riti, ( ^^,^^ 
 
 MatureiieSii, mature nes.-j-^ 
 maturlias) #. I. ? bit 9?eif« (bf6 Ri>rn» ic). 
 2. i af bie 9it\(t; 9Jo(lfotniHfii()fit. l») brr 
 SBfrfflfr. bie Snijiimgfjf't. SJeri.iiijeit. 
 At maturity. )ur 95erf<inieit. 
 Matutinal, mat utenal, ) (I. ma- 
 Matutilie, matuiine, ) Itiiinus) 
 B<y.Mii *D?;riirii l«etrt|ifeiib,'T)?or(ieii...,5rul>... 
 
 Ma«vky , miwki. adj. ( Cerd.J 
 Ma\Vlili«ll, miw'mish, adj.la\)\)\\'(i); 
 
 luibnn, efelhflft. 
 
 Maxillar, maks illar, ) (t. mas- 
 Maxillary, niaks'illare,^ illaris) 
 
 adj. )ii bcii ^iinibiirfiii (ie()5rij), SJnrfcii ... 
 Maxim, niaks'im, (fr. niaxinie) «. 
 
 1. bie 9Kflrmie, bet OJriinbrn^. 2. [OWm'.J 
 
 rljin. eiiie Wore (=: 4 3iueii'i<rtelm>teii). 
 Maxim of slate, ber ©tiiardjjruiibrn^, bit 
 
 (5t<int«mnritne- --monger ber ^Tiaxi 
 
 iiifiifrntiier. 
 
 Maximum, niaks'imuni, (I. W.> 
 
 s. I. ['TOiUl).] ber l)i*(f)|le, errfirt)bnre ®rab, 
 
 ^n* <)R.i)rimiini. 2. ba» 9J?nrimiiiii , ber 
 
 l)b<t)iit Oirai (im ^figeiii.). 3 bii6 'JKnyis 
 Maud, iiiiwd. (9lbfurjfl. fur Mathilda)! muni (ber ()D(f)i1e ipreis pb. ©n^). 
 
 ». ^iUhilbe. May, mi, (fr. mai. Irtt. niaius) #. 1. 
 
 Maudlin, miwd'l'n, (verb. nti«'brr ^ntnl, 2i3oniieiiu>iinc. 2. ^ ii. f ber Seiij, 
 
 Magdaleo) arfy. beiiebcit, Ijalb triinfeii. -*. TOiii, ffruljliiia. 3. * (QCtl). mavi) bfl« 
 
 1. ■^JTaflBfllfiie, Ceiidjen. 2. [55rt.) ber Seber 
 •alfflin. Sweet -, ber C5nfTerbP|l. 
 
 Mautrer, miwgur, ^ ^ 
 
 Maugrre, ) 
 
 prep. I iiit<ieiid)ret, frofj. 
 
 Maukin, (fdjorr.) a hare. 
 
 Maul, iiiiwi, (Irtt. malleus) 
 £d)ln<irl; ^rilfler. 
 
 Maulstick, ber <3}7rt(erftO(f. 
 
 Maui, V. a. 1. biir(4)orrbrn , 
 MSiien, pni(ie(ti. 2. t t a) jfid^riflrii, (Irrtfeii 
 b) burct^peui't^en, jluct^tif ab^anMu. 
 
 walgre') 
 
 SlIAK. 
 
 a. ber 
 
 biirt^! 
 
 W.ibttjen. 
 
 2. His May of youth and^loom of lusti- 
 
 hood. SiiAK. 
 
 May-apple, [95Pt.] bn« Sngblrtlt. — 
 
 bloom, ber 5?ngeborii. --bug, ber Wni.- 
 
 fnfer. — bush, bie 3i»>ergmi6per, 3i«erg; 
 
 qiiitte. — day, ber erileWrti. --dew.ter 
 
 9J?iiitl)nu. — duke, eiiie 9Jrt ber (jemeiiien 
 
 RiT\<bt. --fish, (3d)f()i)0l.J bie 3Jlu|e. -- 
 
 flower, I. ber SBeigeprii. 2. bie TOni" 
 
 blume. — fly. biejniljliiifl^ffiegf. — game, 
 
 b<i^ 'IRaifpicI ; to make a - of ... , ftiii ©ptel, 
 
 MAZ 
 
 ©(fceri freiben mit --lady, bie ^ni* 
 
 foHiginu (in ^OTiUipielen). —-lily, tat 
 >)Kiiiblumd)en , bie Xli.iflilie. —-morn, bie 
 Jrifdje, Jtraft, ©rarfe. Shak. —-morning, 
 ber (erfte) ^fTCiiinicrgen. — pole, I. bet 
 -))?ai, bie <JWrtie, ber 'iJJf.iibnum. 2. f bie - 
 >j)Di)feni1nnge(t). ^erfuiieio. --weed, bie 
 ©tinffiimitle. —-worm, ber Wniiuiirm. 
 
 May, P. n. nm erilen OTJaiiiiorgen 35(U» 
 men vPix^'X- "^o g° ^ maying, [Dectl.] 
 mnien gii)en. 
 
 May, (nngelf. magan; ^od. meijen,- 
 
 moogen; ruff- mogu) praet. might, v. aux. 
 
 I. mi^grn, tonnen (nu^glid) feiiDt 2. riMinen 
 
 (im ©tnnbe feiti). 3. f5nnen, bilrfen. 4. 
 
 (tm Oiebete, in SittfcDriften, urn eiiien SQSnnilt^ 
 
 lUi^iubrucfen) inogen. 5. (efjiii. fiir can), 
 
 fonnen. 
 
 1. A thing may be done, if means are' 
 
 not wanting. Webster. 2. Make the 
 
 most of life you -. Bodritb. 3. A maa 
 
 — do what llie laws permit. I told the 
 
 servant he ni i g h t be absent. WrBSTERa 
 
 4. O may we never experience the 
 
 evils we dread. May you live happily, 
 
 and be a blessing to your country. 
 
 Webstek. 
 May be, il — be, -» hap, uieCeidjt, t$ 
 tanw fein. — -be, ettvrtig. As fast, as soon 
 as - be, 10 gefdjwinf , (o bnib rtl« mogli((». 
 You — for all me, mnnetl^rtlbeil ! - it please 
 your M.ije»ty, ©lu. -W,ije|1.it geruF)en. 
 
 Mayiug^, maing, I. bii« ^Aien, 
 5)liiinenvjlii(fcii nm erfteii TOnimorgen. 
 
 Mayliem, mi' hem, (f. Maim) «. 
 tat 95eriirimmciii. 
 
 Mayor, mi ur, (fr. maire; nortw. 
 niHeur. utair, nieyie; lu. niaer; Wcier) <• 
 ber *Htiii)»r, SJilrgermeirter. 
 
 Mayoralty, miuralti, «. tat 33ur« 
 
 geriiifiiter-, '9)?rti)i'rrtmt. [germeifterinii. 
 
 MayoreMN, miurcs, <. bw ^ur» 
 
 Maxag-an , maz'zagan , «. eint 9irt 
 
 6er genveiiten iboljne. 
 
 MazartI, uias'zurd,/(i<. fr.macholre) 
 
 Mazzard, ^ «. l. • eer 
 
 ^innbacfiii; ©(t)iibel. Shak. 2. bie fleine 
 
 fd)n''i*^ic Si^ielfirfdje. (gen. B. Jonsoic. 
 
 Mazard, ». a. -f auf ben Kopf f((>ln. 
 
 Mazarine, ma^areeu', *'. l. tat 
 
 DiMitelblnu. 2. liti>(l)f.] eine ?(rt gjf.inbfU 
 
 fiK^cn. 3. bie ^beifitjfiiTel. 4. ber feiiie Snfeuf 
 
 ilreif. 5. ba6 3i"ti'rpiipier, blnue Ropier. 
 
 Maze, maze, (aiigi'l)'. mase) t. 1. b(l5 
 
 enl't)rintl), ber Orrgang, bie einnnber biir4« 
 
 frcujtnben aBiiibuiigeM. 2. ± a) Der Jrrgnng. 
 
 b) bie SScrmirruug, ajerir gmf)eit , iiUmme, 
 
 bnfi ©ebronge. 3. eine 9lrr ittiiberipiel itn 
 
 iSreien. [fein. 
 
 To be in a maze, ptrbii^t, pcrlegeil 
 
 Maze, V. a. irrc miid)eii, perwirren, 
 
 oerMi^en. -».«.* oerbu^r fein. Chaucer. 
 
 Mazednetf««, maxednesi, t. " bie 
 
 SBermirrung. Chaicer. ['Uljiirn. Spemskr. 
 
 Mazer, ma-zur, « em Serfjer niif 
 
 Maz4»l0{{^ical, mii^olodjeikal, 
 
 adj. iur ©aiigeil)H"rfii«be gfl)ijrig. — Ma> 
 
 zoroglsi, t. ber ©niiger1)irrfiinbige. 
 
 MazolOjfy, minorii'ije, (gr- maza 
 U. logos) s bie ©•ingetljierftiiibe, (i)ef4)t(^t' 
 ber ©a«gerl)iere. 
 Mazzard, «. t ber ©t^abrl. Skai*. 
 
554 F.\te. Car. fall. faf. Me. met. Fine. fin. NA, move. nSr, got. 6fl, cl6ud. Tdbe, tab, full, t/nti. WUi. 
 
 MAZ 
 
 mazy, ma'ze, adj. I. tatl)rilltf)irrf), 
 »ermicfeit. 2. uerDiiQt. 
 
 Me, mi, (niigeli'. me; fliTt). mik; mid); 
 fr. me, Bioi ; it. mi, nie; Int. mi. milii ; 
 ()j>Q. my; gnel. nin; IjimBdiI. mejko; faiiffr. 
 .me) pron. pert. (Der DWt'ftitJ 0. I). I. iiiir, 
 mid). 2. o fur I. 3. ([ b\u(i ubtrfJuiTta. >»'« 
 ini Deiitfd)en. 4. | al6 51ii^niriiiiig*tt)i'rt. 
 3. Cliallenge me tlie duke's youth. 
 
 Imagine m e. Shak. 
 
 'Tis me, o id) bin'6. For -, 1. fiir mid). 
 2, meinct()nl(>en. To -, itiir. 
 
 IVIeacock, mekok, (u. meek nn6 
 e«ck?) *. t Dif Wcmme, btt tinter Dtm 
 ^iintotfel ilcfjenfte ©Ijcmniui. B. Jonion. - 
 adj. lufibifd), fcige, mrmmenljaft. [fcer^^Ketlj. 
 
 JHeati, mede, (nugelf. mcdo, medu) *. 
 
 SVead, mede, ? idingclf.maede. 
 
 meadow, med'do, ^ maedewe) t. 
 tit 2i3iffe, Wnitf, tier 2liiger. 
 
 Meadow- bouts, «. pi. bit flitter* 
 Hume, --bugle, (5»ot.) 6er bldue ©uniel. 
 
 — -campion, bie ®nud)iielfc. --cresses. 
 «. pi. 6ie 55nd)mtinje. — grass, 6n« 9{i«j 
 prngraS. --grouud. Her SSJiefengruiib, 
 lai QBierenlniiB. -lark, tie iIDifrenlcrd)e. 
 
 — ore, [*5Kiuern(g.] ia& aenffnerj, ©umpf; 
 ff^_ -.pinks, t. pi. tie Itudurf^btume. 
 
 — -rue, 6ie SBiefenrnute. — saffron, tie 
 geitli'fe, ^frl'flfrlume. --saxifrage, ter 
 i5>iittr(lrnng , 3{nBfeiid)el. — sweet, tn* 
 «l[J?el)lfrnut, ter ia5ie|en&i'cf*6nrt. --trefoil, 
 tier 2Ciefeuflee. --wort, [Sot.] tie 9S3ie> 
 fenKMiiginn. [entljnlteiit. 
 
 meado^vy, mld'doe, adj. aJSiefeu 
 
 meag'er, megur, (fr. maigrej (joll., 
 bin., (<i)\v., teutfd) mnger) adj. 1. f mnger. 
 8.1 m<iger(58oten); tiinger, nrmfelig (©tpljc). 
 
 meag'er, e. a. t mnger mnd)eii. 
 
 meagerly, mcgurle, adv. 1. ^ 
 ninger. 2. i mnger, nrmiVlig, nuf tine ntm. 
 feline ffiDcife. 
 
 meagrerness, me'gurnes, ». I. f 
 lite «0?ngerfeit. 2. l a) tie «I)?agerfcit (te^ 
 JBotenS :c.). b) bni girmfelige, ffleringfilgige. 
 
 meak, meke, «. tie ©eiife, @id)el 
 ntit einem langeii ®riffe. 
 
 meal, mele, ( nngelf. mael; f)i>U. 
 naal; Widijl) *■ 1. tai «))fnf)I, tie «JK.i()lieit. 
 * tnS glitter; tie <B\>tift. 3. ter lljeil, t>a6 
 JBrud)flil<f (in ftem 2Borte piece- mealj. 
 
 Prov. To eat a horse — , effeil Dt)nt 
 babti ju triiifen. 
 
 Meal- time, tie (^pjeit. 
 
 meal, (nngelf. mealewe, melewe) t. 
 1. b(\6 ?Wcl)l mit ter jvleie, nid)t gebeuteire 
 g)?cf)I. 2. t t<i6 feiiie '^Dfef)!. 3. l>»Prtam.l 
 tt\'. ia6 gebeutelte foiuie iiic^t flet)euteite 
 gRni*mel)I. 
 
 Meal-brimstone, ter oeftpgene 
 ©djwefel. --man, ter 9)?el)If)niitler. -- 
 meat, tie ^fScfjlfpeif^. --rent, ter -JJiel)!! 
 iinS. —-sieve, tng Wefjlfteb. --tub. ter 
 «PJei)lfn(len. --worm, ter 9)i;el)(n)urni. 
 
 meal, ». a. -J- mit *OfeI)l uermeiigrn, 
 cer»iird)fu , befireuen; (I'lberf).) ucrniird)e:i 
 (U. fr. melfri. [ liflfeir, tai *Wf|)iid)te. 
 
 mealiness, meiajies. «. tie 9}irt)> 
 
 mealy, me le, adj. 1. niel)lirt)t. 2. 
 ntel)iig(Q"rot'itiifiizc.). 3. mef)(id>t, tnit etmnS 
 «Kff,iftrtigrm beflaubt (luie tie gu'igel trr 
 3nfeft£!i). 
 
 MEA 
 
 Mealy-mouthed, xerjngt im 3Jeten, 
 nid)t mit ter 2Unl)rl)eii l)emu«rrtrfeii lucllent 
 
 - - m outhedness , tie 25crjngit)eit im 
 9{eten, ter 5iCiteriuitte, nut ter 2iJiil)r()eit 
 l}«rnu6jurucfeM. --tree, ter Weljlbnum. 
 --winged, be|tnubfe JJlugel l)nl)ent. 
 
 mean, mene.((ingelf. niaeiie. gemaene) 
 adj. 1. gemein, nietrig, gcriitg (tem ©tnnte 
 iind)). 2. nietrig, geriiig, fd)led)t, eleitt (tern 
 ■iiSertlje nad)). 3. geriiig (ju yernd)teii , iu\ 
 betcuteiit). 4. \'(t)lt(i)t, gering (ter iiineru 
 ®iiie nad)). 
 
 Mean fellow, 1. ter gemeine, fd)Ie(^te 
 ilerl. 2. ter Jtuirfer. - eyes, nietrigc, ge; 
 riiige Sufc^tnier. , Shak. 
 
 Mean -born, nietrig 0<'>''"n. -- 
 spirited, 1. nietertrndifig. 2. uerjagt. 
 
 mean, (lat. medius; fr. moyen)a<<;. 
 mitricr, (ter tie, bai) mitile, iJtiticl ..., 
 Durd)rd)nittS .... 
 
 Mean part, [^TOuf.] tei^ tenor, -time. 
 
 — while, in the — time, in the — while, 
 mitfleriueile, inteffeii, in}mird)en, eiiiiliueilen. 
 
 mean, (fr. moyen) *. l. tie ■>))Jiitel= 
 mnf-igfcit, 'JKittelilrnge, tn* 'Bfittel. 2. tie 
 •yshtit (einer ©Jd)e). Shak. 3. ter WiiteU 
 lliiiit. Shak. 4. o t 3i«ird)enjeit. S. [''BJuf.] 
 tie •"JKitreiflimiue, ter leiior. 6. a) (tn5, 
 luoturd) Gtmai erreid)t luirt) bai TOttel 
 (ill tiefer SBeteutuug ge()rnud)t mnn gemot)!!; 
 lid) ten pi. means u. eft mit einem S&e: 
 (limmungi. u. Stitivorte im ting.), h) b<\6 
 •ilu6funft*mittel, ter Slu^iueg. c) tnf (tl)ti> 
 tige) aSerfjeug, tie llrfrtd)e. d) ba& ^nttr> 
 ejje an einer ©ac^e, tie unuertroffene *IiKiil)e. 
 Shak. 7. pi. tie ®eltmitiel , 'iOtittel , bai 
 S^ermugen, tie 3$ermogen6um|lnnte. 
 6. a) The virtuous conversation of Chris- 
 tians was a mean to work the con- 
 version of the heathen to Christ. 
 Hooker. By this — s he had them more 
 at vantage. Bacon. A good character, 
 when established, should not be rested 
 on as an end, but employed as a -s of 
 doing good. Atte'rbury. c) He was a 
 — s of her ruin. 7 He would have built 
 a house, but he wiuted — s. 
 In the m«an, 1. mittienueile, inteffen. 
 2. i.ii Dlird)rd)niUe. By this -», by that -s, 
 Ijieturt^, tnturd). By all -s. rd)Ud)terting«, 
 flUf nlle gnUe, tinfef)lbar , turd)nu5, ja, fle< 
 mig. 8y no -s, nuf feiiien gnU, jn nid)i, 
 geivi@ nid)t, turd)nu£ nid)t. By no manner 
 of -s, gnu) lint gnr nid)t, turd)nu£ nid)t, 
 nid)t im 'DJtintejlen. By any -s, enua, uiel> 
 leidjt. By fair -s, ini ®utem, mit ®uie. By 
 foul -8, im ^ofen, nut Cieiunit. By some 
 -s or other, nuf eiiie ot. tie niitere ^eife 
 ot. aitt. By -s of ... bind), uermiiteifl ... 
 By his -s, turd) il)n. By lawful etc. -*, 
 red)tlicfter ic. SEDeife To be a -s of . . , eine 
 llri'nd)e mit fetn iu . ., mit €d)ult fetn an ... 
 mean, (angelf. maenan . menan) 
 praet. U. pp. meant (meut), v. a. 1. uirineil 
 (im "Sinne l)nben vtv\iti)n\) , lagen luciflen. 
 2. meiiien (Dorl)aben , in ^(iiel)iing aiif eine 
 jiifi"infiige$anMiing). 3. beteiitcii(aiijeii)en). 
 To mean by .., meinen mit .., lagrii 
 ivsllen mit ... To - any one ill. Cfitifin 
 libel iBPHen, ^h'ti anljnben, jiifrigrii mi'den. 
 jiibenfen, gemeint feiii G'inem ^ife« jiijin 
 ^fugen. To be meant by .., * beieit^nen. 
 
 , mean'diean , \ 
 Dean'di'c, V adj. 
 
 i, nieaii'drus . ] 
 
 MEA 
 
 bebeutetr. Swak. To - it for good, ti gut 
 
 meinen. [gefinnt fein, tenfen, ii>t>(Ien. 
 
 mean, ». n. getenfen, ^HJiflen* fein. 
 
 To mean honestly, ti el)rlid) meinen, 
 
 meantler, mean'dur. (». Maiandros) 
 
 1. I. T tie 2Bintung, iJrummiiiig. 2. i pi. 
 tie 'a3infel}ilge, ^rrgnnge (te« ®ei'e^e« to. 
 
 meander, v. a. friinimeu, luinteu. 
 - ». n. fid) luinten, fed) ''djlnngeln. 
 
 meandrian, meandiean, 
 
 meaiidry , 
 
 meandrouK, 
 fid) ii'in&ent, fid) fd)langelnt, ©d)lnngen... 
 
 meaning, menuig, adj. Well — , 
 woljlmeinent , giitgefinnt. 
 
 meaning, *. l. ter @inn , bie 93e> 
 teutung (eine« SDorte* jc.), ter SBerflant. 
 
 2. tie gjieinung, 3Ibfid)t. 3. tie ©efmnnng, 
 'JTfeinung. 4. -J- ter ajerilnnb (ta^ 58erinB» 
 gen jii tenfen). 
 
 Full of meaning, beteutjam. 
 
 meanly, menelc. adv. I. -(- mitttit 
 inngig, tvenig , in feintm t)oi)en ®rate. i. 
 nietrig, gemein (tem ©tante nnd)). 3. elent, 
 rd)led)t, flrmfelig. 4. gering , uneljrerbietig 
 (mtd)ta ic. ). 5. nietertrad)tig , unetler 
 Sajeife. 
 
 To think meanly of any one, tine get 
 ringe *0?einiing uon ©inem Ijnbtn , iyfid)t< 
 l)aiten auf ©inen. - bom , von geringetn 
 ©tniite. 
 
 meanness, mene'ncs, t. 1. tit 
 ^Jiietrigfeit, Wemeinljeit (ter ®ebnrt ic), bet 
 ^))?angcl nn 5S3nrte. 2. tie *)J{iftelmnBigPeit ; 
 (i)eringl)eit, ©eringfiigigfeit. 3. bie Nrmfelig* 
 feit, 9lermlid)feit. 4. tie ®einein()eit, \J?ie« 
 bertrnd)tii]feit. 5. tie ^argljeit, giljigfeit. 
 
 meant, ment, praet. unb pp. voa 
 
 mear, mere, f. Mere. [Mean. 
 
 mear, (fd)i>tt.) mare. 
 
 mease, mise, (u. measure) «. I. 
 eine Unantitdt von fi'tnfl^nntert; • — of 
 herrings, 600 .^aringe. 2. >a6 5pau< famint 
 4lrffr. 
 
 measle, mc'zl, (altfr. nesel, mezel) 
 J. 1. ' ter 21u«fa^, bie'i)Kifeiriid)t. 2. pi. a) 
 tie '>J)?nfern. b) tie ginnen (bei ©d)mfinen). 
 c) tie Wafern (im .^olje). d) ter 9l>i<» 
 famine. Shak. 
 
 measled, m^zld, adj. i. mit tea 
 gjJafern beljnftet. 2. ftnnig (u. ©d)iwinen). 
 
 3. moi'erig, gemnfert (i>om. i?i>lje). — 
 Mea'siedncss, t. ber mafrrife , ftiiuige 
 3u(lanb. I ben ginnen bet)aftet, r«u»ig. 
 
 measly, mc'zic, adj. maferid^i; mit 
 
 measurable, mcih'urabt, mdj 
 1. mepbar. 2. mngig. 
 
 measurableness, mezh'urabU 
 nis. t. bie One^barfett. [niagig. 
 
 meas-urabiy, mexh'urabi*, ude. 
 
 measure, mexbure, (fr. mcsuie) 
 *. 1. I bai ■OKne (bie ganje 5lw*behniina 
 eineS Dingei). 2. bai OKng (luomit l^iwai 
 gemeiTen luirt). 3. (eine beilimmie Q.\\mu 
 tit.it) bai ^n^. 4.fa> ta6 3i'I (bie ©renjo. 
 b) bai «)»ae, ter g»a^|lnb. c) bai •5Rae, 
 aseroaitnig, tie OJfage. d) ba« "Mfaf (tte 
 aunntitnt;. •) bai 3ifl <"'« "Hn^tehnuiifl 
 ber ©eivnlt). f) ta« ^Wag (ter gegebene «iu 
 ti)ei(). g) bnfi g)?ag, ber ®rab (eine be» 
 ilinimte Qnantitnt). 4. (9)?uf.J b<i« 3eit» 
 map , loiimae , ber Xatt. 4. l*t»H'.J ba* 
 
Fktf f?ir. fall. fat. ^U. met. Fine. fin. NA, move. n^r. git. 6il. cl6fid. Ti'ibe. tub, ffill.tAin. THis. 555 
 
 MEA 
 
 MEG 
 
 6il6fnmng. 6. * rin tniigfiimfr , ftittlitftfr ' « I. bie OTnfjrunfl, ©petfe; ta$ Sutter. 2. 
 
 laiij, ttx &«iertnnj. .Shah. 7. [OJeom.] iai 
 VKai. 8. tiie <IR.ipe c^ln u. Q3}eire>. 9. tie 
 
 4. a) Lord, make nie to know my end, 
 and the measure of my days. BiBi.e. 
 b; Ood's goodness is tlie — of his pro- 
 *ideDcc. Moke, c) I enter not into the 
 particulitrs of the law of nature, or its 
 — s of punishment; yet there is such 
 a law. Locke. 
 
 d; I'll nerer pause again, 
 
 Tilt either death hath elos'd these eyes 
 
 of mine , 
 
 Or fortune given me full measure 
 
 of revenge. Siiak. 
 
 •) We will not boast of things without 
 
 our measure. Bible. 
 
 f) If else ihou seckest 
 
 ▲ ught not surpassing human mea- 
 sure, say. MiLTon. 
 g) A great measure of disereiioa ia to 
 be need in the performance of con- 
 fession. Tavi.or. 
 In measure, ma^ig. Without -, oliue 
 <]}},lg , uni)liipi{]. Lineal or long — , (i1$ 
 £ail(}(ni))a$. Beyond-, out of-, out of 
 all - , I'ibtr bie Sniagrn, nugrrortrntlicfy. In 
 some — , fltwiffrr oD. fiiiiiirr OTnen'. I" » 
 gr«at -, ubrroil^; tll(i|l(ntl)tili. To take 
 one's - for a suit of clothes, Q'iitcin iai 
 <))2ii8 )ii (iiictii ^2ln)iig( n(l)nitn. To have 
 hard -, ()iut bfljitiififlt lorrJftt, einen fd)n)t< 
 ttn Qtanb i)<[bt\\. To lake one's -a, fcine 
 9)ia§rrgelii nff)men. 
 
 MeiMuref »■ a. I. T tnefTen, ab-- 
 
 mefTeii, niKiiieffrii. 2. mtf\tn (6ie i^i^r ic). 
 
 S. t u. ? turcf)nir(T<n (tiir({>Inuftn). 4. i ft' 
 
 ttieden. b. abn\ti\tn (by.., nad)). 6. i 
 
 nt*(T(it (nnct) Drtn ^<\$t aii^tf^eifcn). 
 
 3. We must measure twenty mites to 
 
 day. Shak. 4. What thought can — 
 
 thee (Ood?). MiLToK. 5. To secure 
 
 » contented spirit, - your desires by 
 
 your fortunes, not your fortunes by 
 
 your desires. Taylor. 6. With what 
 
 — ye mete , It shall bt measured to 
 
 you •gain. Bible. 
 
 To measure back the former way, 
 
 |uru(ffltf)fn. To - into . . , einmefffn in 
 
 Prov. To measure other people's corn 
 by ene's own bushel , 9InDrrc na<b M ^t 
 UFthrifen. ltnt\)alttn , Ijniten, gro0 rein) 
 ntrasure, v. n. mefjen (an Wa6 
 A tree meaaurea three feet in dia- 
 meter. Webster. 
 nieaaiired , mezh'drd , adj. (](• 
 niruen, obgrntrficn; a - mile, eine rirt)ttge 
 QXrile. [unermr^lid). Shak. 
 JVIeaaiireleflM} msih'ilrtes, adj. 
 ]II«ailur«ill<snt, meih'Arment, m. 
 I. bit •OTnTiinfl ; 95frinr(Tima. 2. l<JRnr.] 6er 
 5*nn«naef)nlt (tinet ®<t>iffe«). 
 
 Measurement-charge, btt 9Ii(t)> 
 t9i)n, &i(bto!)n. 
 
 IWeasurer, mezh'urur, I. ia ^ef> 
 fer; CflnbintiTet. -'s fees, in TOeglol)n. 
 
 Sltsasuring', mezh'uriug, a) adj. 
 medenb , ••))?»§ ... - east , 6tr SRic^fiwiirf, 
 |n)eifel()ntte 2Burf. - chains, Wc^rctttn. b) 
 fter ^SRcBlol)!!. 
 
 Heat, mitt, (onaeff. taaet*, mcts) 
 
 Mew, Mewl. 
 
 tai SJleii'd) (jum Q^tn). 
 
 Minced meat, &tt)a(ttti. Roast -, btt 
 ©rrtttil. White -s , TOilctlVtilfU. Sweet 
 -s, (JiM9«nia4te*. To forbear-, fallen. To 
 shake after -, bni Oc^reiifieber ^aben. This 
 is - and drink tor him, er let)( gaiii (avsil ; 
 o ba6 fommt il)m ebeii redjt. An egg full 
 of-, rin uoflej Qi. To sit (down) at -, |1 
 fid) ju lifc^e fe^en. He eats his - witliout 
 grudging, i er lebt iit Siebe^gebaiifeii ol^iie 
 ^i'lrerioiflen. Shak. 
 
 Meat-has tener, tie jta{[eri>ne. -- 
 offering, [juD. Wet.] bai Speifiopfer. -- 
 pie, Me (^leiilE^paflete. — -aeales, ». pi. 
 Bie (JleiiV^iuage. --screen, Ccr ©peife' 
 fdjrant. (gefiittert, flemaiVt. 
 
 Hfleated, mi'tid , aitj. t gcipeiet, 
 
 JVIeatli) meTH, «. [Oertl.j Die 'ia^atjl. 
 
 jneatlie* miTlle, UV. mez) t. t b<1^ 
 (Serranf; btt ^ett). Miltob. (f. Mead). 
 
 Meaty* mite, adj. [DertLJ (Iei|'(()it), 
 aber iiidjt fert. 
 
 Mea«vl ) mAle, ) 
 
 illea«v , md, 5 
 
 Meazling^j milling, ppr. in Xr&pfel> 
 (t)t» t)erabfaUeiiti , (laubcnc (f. Mizzle;. 
 
 iTIeclianic* mekannik, > 
 
 iTleclianical, mekan ekal, ^ 
 mechauikos) adj. 1. tiird)aiii|'d) (I;an6rfin(l> 
 Wi)). 2. in ber Wectaiuf erf>ii}ren; |iir 
 ^anDarbeit ongel^alten. 3. m((t)aiur(t, l;aiiD> 
 werMinagig. 4. 1 mti^anifcf; ; gemeiii , 
 ld>led>t. 5. (JU ben (itruiiDiW^e* (er >)}icct)anir 
 oel)orig> mettianifd). 6. (Ourd) pliiji'iKDe itraft 
 luirfeub) mett>anif4>. — (nud) a\i *.) Me- 
 chanical, btr i{>aii(n>err£manii. 
 
 Mechanic ) «. ber ^anbarbeiter, 
 :J>nuDiverfer; ^nn6friM|lIcr. 
 ]IIecbauically)>>iikan'nckali,a({v. 
 
 1. nad> ben <2iere$en Cer ■'3}itct)iMut. 2. me: 
 dyanijc^ (burt^ |>l;i;rird>e Jtraft;. 3. i me> 
 c^anifd). 
 
 X A man arrives to such perfection In 
 playing on an instriiMieiit . that his 
 fingers move mechanically. 
 
 Webster. 
 MechRBleally turned or inclined 
 pon >)Tatur )ur ^ed)aiiif tjiMijeipgen. 
 
 Mechanlcalneiiit, nUKaunekai- 
 nes , «. 1. bat yRea)am\(t)t i bit lUbereiiw 
 (timmung mit ben &tit^tn ttx 'Mftdjaiiif. 
 
 2. t bai ©emeine, bif OJenteinljtit. 
 Mechanician, mekauuh'au, (fr. 
 
 me'canicien) «. (er '>}]?t/f)aiiir(r. 
 
 Mechaulca, mekan'n'ks, «. pi. bit 
 <lRed)anif , *JRa|"d)iiienle()re , Jbewegim8Sivir> 
 fenfd>aft6Iel}re. 
 
 Mechanism, mekanizm, «. bcr 
 «JRert>nnt6m, 95nii, 6ie (S-inrid)tuiig. [djaiiifer. 
 
 Mechanist, mekau'st, <. cer ^yiit' 
 
 Mechlin, meklin , t. I. [&toar.] 
 gjffdjeln. 2. eine 9Irt ©piljen uou ba. 
 
 Meclilinets, meklincis, «. pt. tint 
 9trt <33rfleiijeug. 
 
 Mechoacan f mlk^akan , «. 
 [^I)atm.) bie meige 3lt)abnrbtr. 
 
 Meconlate, miko'niite,*. [Sf)em I 
 mefuiifnureS ©alj. [-acid. bie''JKefoiir(^iirr. 
 
 Meconic, mekon'nik, adj. [Qt}tm.] 
 
 Mecouite,mek'k6nit.«.(']}{inerala.] 
 der 9iugenilciu, 'IRo^iii'aineuileiu. 
 
 MED 
 
 Meconium, meko'neiim. (gr. me> 
 koniou) i. I. btr 'JKufjnfaft. 2. [iJKeb.] bat 
 ^iiibrrped), ^inbiped). 
 
 Medal, med'dal, (fr. me'daille) «. I. 
 Pie (aire) 'Wunje. 2. tie ©djammiitje, 2enf» 
 tni'iMje, TOe&iiifle. 
 
 Medalist, nicd'daiisi, «. terrD?uM}> 
 fenner, '3Ki"iiiiiiebl)abrr. [mnrird>. 
 
 Medallic, medallik, adj. niiuii^' 
 
 Medallion, mcdaryun . (fr. nie- 
 daillon) #. 1. bie grpge, alte Deiif<, tSd>>^ii« 
 mijiije. 2. bi\i TOetaillon. 
 
 Meddle, med'dt, (f^ofl. middelen; 
 littler; fd)IV. meddela) r. tt. I. (oft |) 
 (with) (itt> abgeben, fit^ befiiffen, ju rl)un 
 Ijaken (mit), fid) fiimmern (iiid), o bie iWaie 
 llerten (in); ftdf abgeben (mit), nnbinbcn 
 (tnit), fi(t) einlnfTen (in). 2. (in u. with) fi((> 
 mengen, fi((> mifd)eu, fidj einmeiigen (in). 
 3. fid) fd)lngen, ()nnbgemein iverfteii. Shak. 
 
 1. What hast thou to do to meddla 
 with the affairs of my family? 
 
 ARBt'TRNOT. 
 
 2. The eivll lawyers have meddled in 
 a matter that belongs not to them. 
 
 Locks. 
 
 Meddle not with (wine etc.) , ^ure bi(^ 
 uor (tein ^eiiie tc). It is not good med* 
 dlingwiihit, din beflen id, man bleibt 
 bavon. (mifc^en (mit). Spekscr. 
 
 Meddle, ». a. * (with) mif4)»ii, pert 
 
 Meddler, mcd'dlur, «. (filter, bet 
 ficft in fremtie9lngelegenl)eiten. In Dinge, bie 
 il)n ^i<bt» angrhen, niird)t. 
 
 Meddlesome, mld'dlsum, adj. 
 fi(ft in frem&t Binge , aiiifterrr ^tngrlegen. 
 Ijtittn mird>eiib. A - body, tin 3iitrignnt. 
 
 Meddlesomeness, mcddUum- 
 nes. # tie (aeneigtijeit, fid) in freniDe ©ac^en 
 JU mird)rn. 
 
 Meddling-, mld'dl'ng. ad). f|(f^ in 
 fremtif ■Jlnoelfgentjeiten nii|d)eiie, inrrignnt. 
 
 Medial, mi deal, (tat. mediua) adj' 
 miiflrr, *5Kirtel . .. 
 
 Median, me'dcan , adj. [9Inat.] 
 mirrler, -Wittel . . , OSi-Ptan ... - paper, bat 
 OJfrbiiTiiPiipiiT. [rB?e6tnnte, ber •S?irreltc>n. 
 
 Mediant, me deaiit, *. [•Wnf.] tie 
 
 Mediastine, mediae i in p, d. me> 
 dinMiiium' t. (Miiai.) trt« *»iiftelffll. 
 
 Mediate, me deale. (fr. iiie'HIal; fnt. 
 mrdius) uHj. 1. mirrler, in ttr 'IJfitte, ta» 
 jiuifi^cn liegeiit ct. befinMict). 2. i miirler, 
 -IWitrel ... 3. miftelbiir. 
 
 Mediate state, fer TOitteljiidant. 
 
 Mediate, v. n. l. -j- tnjiuird)en, in 
 ter •'Wirre fein. Uioby. 2. uertiiirrelu , ficft 
 Im'« 'TOitrel rd)ln(jeM, ben SJermittler nindjeii 
 (between, Jiui|'d)eri). 
 
 Mediate, ». a. l. a) permitteln. timt) 
 93frmitteluiig )ii ©rante briiigen. b) beile. 
 gon. 2. + turd) Qtnut in ber <OTitte be« 
 flren(eii. Holber. [bar. 
 
 Mediately, mi'diiteli. nrfo. mitr»l> 
 
 Mediation, medea'slnin. (tat.) «. 
 
 I. bie SBerniitieiuiig. 2. tie I)njii'ifd)rnfnnfr, 
 
 ■SKitljuife. 3. tie jMrbitte, 5JiinVrad)e , 9Jer« 
 
 lutntung. 4. ['OTuf. J tie Itjeilimg in iwet 
 
 liftilt. 
 
 2. The soul. durUg its residence In the 
 
 body, does all things by the media- 
 
 tiou of tlie paskiout. SouTO. 
 
556 Fate, far, fAlI, fat. M4, met Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, g3t, 6il, cr6ud. Ti\be. tiih, full, t/iin, THis. 
 
 MED 
 
 To interpose one's raediation, (ic^ 
 in'6 Witttl fcf)(n(ien. 
 
 Ifledtatur, media'tnr, (tat. SSS.) «• 
 
 1. bet njermittliT; Uiiterljniibler. 2. [l()ci)l.] 
 ber >B?itt(er (ei)ri|lu«). 3. tcr SuriVrerfjcr. 
 
 TWediaturia,!, iiicdcat6'real,(t M e'- 
 d iatory) adj. }u ciiiem SSmJitttdT gfljorig, 
 gjjirtler... [bn« TOtttiemnit. 
 
 ]Wediatorsllip, medea'rurslilp, «. 
 
 MCediatress, incd^a'iies,) *. bie 
 
 aiediatrix, medeatriks, )i&crmitt> 
 (erinn. 
 
 Medic, medlk, #. [Sot.] bcr ©c^iiefs 
 ftuflee. - vetch, ber iVniiifd)^ ^itt. 
 
 Sea -medic, fine Qlrt Suieriie. 
 
 Medicable, medekabl, adj. ijtilfXlt. 
 
 Medical, medekal, (ft. 2i5. ; (Jt. 
 niedikos) adj. 1. inetiiitiiird), nt^tlic^, jut 
 ^eilfittibe qdfetiq. 2 l)eilenb, ^eil... 3. 
 jutn untcrtidjte in btt Wcbiiiu tiwQttid^ttt, 
 inebijiuird). 
 
 Medical propertie», bie ^cilftnfte. 
 
 Medically, med'ckalc, adv. 1. nie« 
 bijiniid), ntjtiid). 2. mebiiini|"(<> , in SSeiies 
 |)UMg nuf bie Wcbijin. 
 
 Mttdicanient , med'ekanteni, 
 medik'aiiieiit, (ft. 5iS. I', lat. medicamentuni) 
 4. iai $i'il!, <Mrjeneiniittcl, bie 9trjeiid. 
 
 Medicainental, medekamen'tal, 
 adj. I. nubiiiiiirct), ()eilenb. 2. i t)eilfnm. — 
 Medicamen'tally, tuebiiiniftt). 
 
 Medicaster, mcdekastur, (fr. me- 
 dicastre) *. ier £luarfrill&Ct. 
 
 Medicate, medckiite, (lat. medico) 
 r. o. (witli) (uiit ttivai IBfi'bijiiiifc^eiii) uet= 
 fc^en, frf)i»niigctu. Medicated waters, 
 ©efiiiibbtuniKn. 
 
 Medication, mldeki'shun, t. 1. 
 bie 5Be'rfe§mig, ®<t)a'nugftuiig (niit etmai 
 9Rebijinird)ein). 2. tc,& qJicMjiiiiteii, bie lliit. 
 
 Mediciliable, medU'sfnabl, adj. 
 ■f I. mebijiiiifd). 2. Ijciluim, nui(lid>. ^ 
 
 Medicinal, niedls'senal. medesi'- 
 nai, (lilt, iiiediciiialis) adj. 1. mfbiiilllfrf>. 
 
 2. t)tiU'am, ^eif...; nfftjinftl. 
 Medicinal hours, days. @tunben, Idi 
 
 0t, nil Beiien iiiflii Qltjeuei eiiiiifhmen fnnii. 
 
 Medicinally, niedis'KCnale, adi). f({)iiitr£lpreiS 
 
 MEE 
 
 (tc((en, nnt^fiMiien (ubtt). 2. im Sinne ^a> 
 
 belt, bataiif beiifen. 
 
 2. I meditate to pass the remainder of 
 
 life in a state of undisturbed repose. 
 
 Washihgton. 
 
 Meditate, v. a. benfeii, rmiieii (auf>, 
 nartjbeufeii, iliiiien (u6er), beiifen (aii). 
 
 Meditation, medeta'sliun, (iat. 
 meditatio) t. I. t>aS iJiadjrinueii. 2. bie Sc: 
 rrod)tiiii(j ; ^Infcfjautnig.. 3. bet ®ebanfeii> 
 ffufl, &iul)urtti^tmid bet G-inbilMiiigeftiift- 
 
 Books of -, Setfnd)tuii(j*bu4et. 
 
 Meditative, uiedetaiiv, (ft. me'di- 
 tatif) adj. I. naitjbcufenb, tiefriimig, tiefben; 
 fenb. 2. 3ind)beiifen pD. eiii Sotijaben au&t 
 ?tucfeilb. Johnson. 
 
 Mediterrane, medetlrrAne', t cb. 
 
 Mediterranean, medeterri'ne- 
 aii, obet : 
 
 Mediterraneous, mldeterri'- 
 
 neiiii, ((or. medius u. terra) adj. 1. mitte(> 
 Idiibifcf). 2. niitt<'U im Saiibe, iiilmibift^. 
 
 Mediterranean, *■ l&toQt.] iai 
 mittellniibifc^e -iKeet, ^9^ttteluleef. 
 
 Mediuinyme'deuni,uie'jeum,((. ^.) 
 pf. mediums, biim. media, «. 1. [$111)^] 
 Mi Wittel, Webium. 2. [Cog.] bet 'TOittel^ 
 begtiff, 'Wittelfn^. 3. [3lrit^. u ©eom.] ba6 
 'TOiitelglieb. 4. iai TOittel (ivobiitd) Qtmai 
 au«gefuf)tt luitb) ; 9Iufflleid)iing6mittcI, TOe» 
 bium. 5. bie ^itte (OJiitte(iltafje), bn« iWitJ 
 te(. 6. [iijpogt.j tai 'TKebinnpnpier. 
 1. Air is the medium through which 
 bodies move near the earth. 4. Money 
 is the — of commerce ; coin is the com- 
 mon — of trade among all civilized na- 
 tions. 5. Tlie just — of this case lies 
 between pride and abjection. 
 
 L'EsTRAIfGE. 
 
 Through or by the medium of .., pet; 
 iiiittel|l, buret) 93cr!nitte(itiig ... 
 
 Inielligeiice is conmuaiated throngh 
 tlie m e d i u m of the press. Webster. 
 
 At a medium, biitd)fci)tlittli(t) , ini 
 Dlird)f(^Ilitte. To observe no - , gftilbe 
 biit(l)gel)eii. --paper, [ iDpogr. j ba6 ■DJfe. 
 biniipiipict. — price, itr 9)?ittcl5, Z)nt<t)' 
 
 i.iuebijinifd), ntjtiid). 2. mcbijinifcft (in bet 
 rt&fid)t ju (jeileii). 
 
 Medicine, med'desm, (Int. medi- 
 4na) *. 1. bie SSKebijin, airjeMei. 2. bie ^t' 
 t<jin, 5?cilfiiiibe, 91rjfnciii>iffciifrt)<ift. 3. f 
 <r9Irjr.SHAK. 4. bcr-£ioinberS23eireii-SHAK. 
 
 Medicine, v. a. t I. fiititen. 2. | 
 fineni (jeiffii. [fmibe. 
 
 Medics, mid'iks, s. pi. bie Qlr}rnei> 
 
 Mediety, medieie. <i. medietas) t. 
 t I. bn« ■•Wittel, bit ipiitftc; bcr "iJJiittelilnnb. 
 2. [9ltitli.] btei 93er()iiltnif;}ohleii. 
 
 Medin, m^din, s. tint fleiiie ^I'ltije. 
 
 MediOCral, medeo'kial. (Medio'- 
 cre) (Int. mediocr»«) adj. -f mitttliu(ib'ig. 
 
 Mediocrist, me deokr'st. t. t (i'i> 
 Iter, ber niirtelmnBige 5rH)igffiteu brfttjt. 
 
 Mediocrity, medcnk'rere. mcjenk'- 
 rete, (Int. mediocritas) i. I. fit >))jirfelinn< 
 figfeit, bn« OTiirtflmne. 2. bit WnBigiing, 
 Wfn^igfeit (im e-|Tfn tc). [gigf* OJlurf. 
 
 Mediocrity of success, ein niittrlnin 
 
 Medlar, med'lur. (niigelf. maed; Int. 
 mei.pilus) ». 1. bie 'OJiifpel. 2. - ob. -- 
 tree, ber "Wifpflbnutit. ird)fn. 
 
 Medle, mlddl. r. o. + niengen, niij 
 
 Medley, medle, i. tiai ^cniciigfel, 
 Ocmifcft, bet ')Kifd)mafd). - adj. f gemirdjt, 
 bunt. Drvdeh. 
 
 Medullar, medullar, I (Int. me- 
 
 Medullary, nied'ullar^,^ dullaris) 
 adj. ta6 'OKiirf betrctffiiB, nii« 'iJiaxt bt\\e: 
 Ijenb, matfottig, mnrfig, ^dtf... 
 
 Meed, meed , (niigrlf. med ; gt. mis- 
 thos; fnnsft. medha) «. 1. ? bie iSeioljnung, 
 bet 9o(}n. .SiiAK. 2. f bat <J}efd)enf, bit 
 ®nl>e. SiiAK. 3. bai SSetbienfl. .Shak. 
 
 Blazing by our meeds, mit unferu 93rr> 
 bienjien prnhlenb. Shah. 
 
 Meed, t>. a. f pcrbieneti. 
 
 MeeU, meek. (rd)ip. miuk; bAn. myg) 
 adj. 1. fnnft, fnufrniiltljig, milbe. 2. (befonb. 
 II ) betui'irljig. 3. cnurt) fiit meekly) leurffiig. 
 
 Meek-eyed, ^ fnnft (gi^"^*); be\'d>ei- 
 
 Meditate, medeiite, (Int. nieditor) brn. -• s p ir i t ed , fnnftmritl)ifl, lueit^ljerjig. 
 9. M. 1. (on> uad)benfcn, ^ctroctjtuitgen au< 1 Meek, v. a. bemurl;<gen, eriiiebrigen 
 
 MEE 
 
 Meeken , mce'kn , «. a. ertvri4eii, 
 befiinfrigen. Tiiomsoh. [tljtg. 
 
 Meekly, meek'le. adv. fnnft; bemu» 
 
 Meekness, meek'nes, t. I. bie 
 Snnftmutl). 2. bie Demiitl) (bef. ||). 
 
 Meer, mere, adj. flllein, blog, (auter, 
 f. Mere. 
 
 Meer, «. J. bie 2ad)t, btt Snnbfee 
 (bai 9Jfeer>. 2. bie ®fenje, f. Mere. 
 
 Meere, (fd)ott.)a mare. 
 
 Meered, merd, adj. 1. tine ®ren)e 
 betrtfftiib. Shak. 2. ± befc^tnnft. 
 
 Meet, meet, (nngelf. gemet) adj. pnf* 
 fenb, pnglid), tniiglid), bienlid), u6etein(lim« 
 menb; (for) geeignet, brnuc^bnr (ju). 
 
 To be meet with any one, o ^inem 
 ®lcid)e« mit ©leic^em oergelten, ©inem Qtt 
 mai gebenten, fettig luetbcn mit (Jinem. 
 
 Meet, (nngelf. metan, maetan, ge- 
 metan; goti). motyan) praet. u. pp. met, 
 V. a. 1. ©inen treffcn, nntteffen, finben. 2, 
 iinctipnrtet nntteffen, finben ; befiiflen, ubeti 
 fnden ipetben pun ...; flo^en nuf... 3. Qit 
 nem b^geflnen, entgegenfommen. 4. gefjen, 
 tommenju^inem. 5. jnfnmmeniTogen; feinb* 
 lid) jufnnimentteffen (mit), ttcffen (niif). 6. 
 (oon 2inien jc.) jufnmmentteifen mit ... 7. 
 i flogen, tteffen nuf ©tiunfi; befommen (eine 
 nbfd)lnglid>e 91ntmott :c.), finben; ©inem )H 
 iljeil merben. 8. octfammeln. 
 
 1. We met many strangers at the levee. 
 5. The armies met on the plains ofi 
 Pharsalia. 7. The good man meets 
 Kis reward; the criminal in due time 
 meets the punishment he deserves. 
 
 Webster, 
 To meet contempt, pern(^Hi(^ beijnnbelt 
 mcrbcn. They appointed ta — us to-day, 
 fie petfptAc^en, t)eute )u uni ju fommen. 
 To go to - any one, ©■ineiii cntgegengetjen. 
 To - the old course of death, tinci nntur* 
 lid)tn Zobti (letben. Shak. 
 
 Meet, V. n. i. einnnbet begegnen; jn» 
 fnmmciitreiTtn, jiifnmmenfommen. 2. (fciiib« 
 lid)) nuf einnnbet ttcffen , l)nnbgcmftn roer» 
 ben. 3. jufnmmenfommen, fid) I'ttfnmniein 
 (0. cinet iBcrfnmmlung) 4. iufnmmenilo&en, 
 jufammenttefftn (o. Sinien lo. 5. i a) firf) 
 peteinigen (p. 5"iiTcn). I*) einnnbet cntgc» 
 gcnfommen (p. bcii ipetjen). 
 
 2. Tlie armies met at Waterloo, and.de- 
 cided the fate of Buonaparte. 
 
 To meet with, I. G-iiwn^ anttfffcn ; (lo. 
 0en nuf ... 2. flogtn ju ..., fid) iietcinigen 
 mit ... 3. unetiunttet etleibeu , erleben (ei» 
 nen 95ctln|l zc.) ; befnllen luerben (ooit). 4. 
 (ein Sntiniini) t begcgncn, uorbeiigen (eineni 
 (5-iniuurfe). Bacon. 5. @-ineni entgegen ii)if« 
 fen, entgegen nrbcittn. Shak. [Shak. ■ 
 
 2. Falstatf at that oak shall meet with us. 
 To meet with a line reception, nttig, 
 gut empfnugrn luerbcn. To - witii a pros- ' 
 perouk end, eiueii gt'infligen ©rfolg Ijnbeii. 
 Prepare to — with ..., nind)' bid) gefnut 
 nuf..., fci geiuiirrig (ciner ®nd)e). Well: 
 met, gut, bn0 luir uue (trfftu. Not to be 
 met with, nid)t ju (inDfii, nid)r nnjnrttjffn. 
 1 shall - with him. id) lurtbe ihn fd)on fin< 
 ben (um ifjn jn btilrnifu ic ). Tliey are 
 met witli, fie Ijnben iljren -Mfnnn gefnnben. 
 Not to be met with. nid)t ill finben, nniU« 
 trcj|<H, iU l)a6cn. They are well met, lie 
 
FAle, far, faM. fat. M4. met. F!ne, fin. Nd, mive, n«r, g6t, i\\, difid. Tiibe, tub, ffill. tAlii, Tllis. 557 
 
 MEE 
 
 paffen |ii finnnbet. To - together, jnfflin> 
 inenfDinmf n. To - half way, (4^ineni> tfalb: 
 ntdi twtqtqtntommtw. 
 
 Proc. To make both enda neet, 9(lt$: 
 (jrtbf ti. (Jiniiii^me luett iiiacfttn. 
 
 Kleeter, me^cur, «. l. Qinve, Itr 
 finem 9Jii6trn lff(\t(\ntt , il)H mirrCet. Shak. 
 2, t ? ^er Sfhrer, Utitfrnififrt.. 
 
 ]9IeetinB', meeting, t. 1. iai ^o 
 fltgntn, Siirnmmriurcjffn. 2. t»t» Siifommfn. 
 fiinfr. 3. tie (iSoir«:) SBfri'iimmltiiin. 4. ti« 
 Sonftrenj, Seratlji't^Ingung. 5. ttr Sonvew- 
 titel d'. 9Ketl)iiM(lfM 2c.]. 6. ttr 3iiriiiiimfii: 
 flue (me()rerer Sulfft ic ); iai 3u\\\mmeni 
 ttefffn (^lueier Cmitii 2C.). 
 
 A great meeting of people, rtn grogtr 
 Sllfflmmmlntlf 1<0H 2}«lf. To appoint any 
 one a -, ^itum tin (Sttncit^tin gtben. To 
 call a - of ..., iufhmmrnrufdi, luiVunmcii; 
 fcmttien Iiifftii. 
 
 Meeting-house, bet ^tt(Ml, Me S(<1> 
 pffle (6tr Dirntfiitcn). — place, in Sam. 
 ntrlvtn^. [riiii()ii(t), nti'<t)>(ft. 2«'^tmltrt). 
 
 ]?l<>c>tlyf ni^ii'U, atjo. iV pnglict) 
 
 ]tl«e(liesi< « ni^it'nes, «. ((( Tniii]: 
 fid)ffit; 9{i(btiflffit. [(Mmtbcii. 
 
 ]*I**g^, "'eg- (?lt>furj(J. fur Margaret) *• 
 
 UleKaCfMlllly megikAim. ((jr. me- 
 fai u. ko>nio») t. tai ^rirgtbnitC'e. 
 
 ]|f eg'nionyx, megalou 'ki, ((jr. me- 
 ga* u. onyx) «. [&tol.] id., rill vonuiit* 
 fhithiiif* Iljirr. 
 
 ]VIeiI'alopoliB, megalnp'&l'*, (gr. 
 megas u. polii) «. t tit ipaiiptiliibl. 
 
 IVIeg'nillCrriuin, megai/ij rium, ^ 
 
 m«l(atlier>-, megat/rure, J 
 
 (gr oiegai u. tliera)«. [t»nM.J t(i< ^Dfrgatl^t! 
 jiuiii <fiii l'Pr^un^|^llrl}i(^f« (J'i""l)'">- 
 
 Iflei^riin, mi grim. (fr. migraine) ». 
 t>«6 tinfcttiflf XoptiV)ir(>, ©ritfiifiipfiurl), 6it 
 Jlepfprin, JTi'pfgidjt, bcr Sd)iuintel. Bacoh. 
 
 nelkle, (|4)0tt. ) nfuch, great, 
 large, big. (^ iirrnii|d)rn. Ciiacccr. 
 
 ill«*ine, mine, (an(\e\\'. mengan) v. a. 
 
 Mleiliei (Oltfr. meine) (Mei'ny, Me'- 
 By) *. ' HiK (JJffnlge, fflfiliific, tic Ditrner< 
 f(tfa(t. Shak. [onit. 
 
 Ulei'tinKe, « [TOinrrfllflJ trr ■5)ifi> 
 
 ITIeioMiii, mi/) III, cgr. 'S3.X. ('Jiljrr.J 
 feie 9?friiii«trrtiti(], rtiir »3lrt ^pterti'l. 
 
 ndtllfl, (^(^Ptt.) landmarka. 
 
 iVlelH»ipO(ic» niel anipnde, (Qt. 
 nelas II. podion) «. tit |'(t)U>nr)C <7?it^iviirj. 
 
 iflelnnag^OI^'ue, melanagng. it]r. 
 Bielas u. ago ) t. <= rill "OTitrtl iur 'iJbfiil;- 
 tiin<\ tn r(l)iv<ii"Jtii Oiiiflt. 
 
 nelaitcllUliCf mel'lankoHik. adj. 
 1. i'd>n)rrniritl)ij, trubriiinin, in(Irtiid)rlir<f). 
 I. mf(niirt)Olif<f), traurifl, tilrtrr cWrliiiK^olit 
 «(i«tri"i(frn6). .3. brrrubr, ftftMttrjIid), rrnurig. 
 
 jflelancliulic, t. I. (t Me Ian 
 ehol'ian) ttr <Sd}ii)rrnuitl)ijjt. 2. tit "^t-. 
 Innibolic. 
 
 llf«lancllolily , niellanknllele. 
 ode. metaiid)iMir(t), r<1)ii'rri)irtrl)i(]i iriiiinn. 
 
 inielaiIcIl«>lineNII , nicllanknlle- 
 nei, 1. tti6 OTiruitK^i'iM'ttr , tit iUiiliii)t jiir 
 6d)mrr!iiiltl). — Melanr ho'lioiis. adj. 
 •f tT.eCiiict)oiird). Jttr <3d)iiitrmritl)i(je. 
 
 ]tlt^l»lich(»li«tf nieriaiikniid. t. 
 ItlelancliUlizi*, mellaakoliie. v. 
 «. mtiAiictiolird) iiindjtti. 
 
 MEL 
 
 IHelancliolixe , «. n. fd^nttmu' 
 
 t^ig ii'trttn. 
 
 ]IIelanclioly, merankoli. fgr. me- 
 Ligcliolia) t. I. [OJttt.] bit 'OTt(oii(t>olit. 2. 
 tit -TOclaiidjplit , ttr irubfuiii, tie 6d>iuer= 
 iiiiitl). 3. tie ®ii(t)t, Waiiie. 
 
 Iflelauclioly, adj. I. intMnct^olird;, 
 rd)i«trmurl)ig. 2. rriturig, I'ltimerilid). 3. t>u- 
 \1tt, meliitid)olird). 
 2. The melancholy destruction of Scio 
 and of Missolonghi. 
 
 Melancholy-thiatle, tie etigltfdje 
 Dillfl. 
 
 Iffelang-e, mlianje', (fr. 2S-) «. iat 
 &t\m'(t), tit 0}iifd)ung (iiid)t englifd)). 
 
 Jllelailitey meranite, (u. gr. melas) 
 «. l^iiitMlg.] ttr <IKtlanit. — Mela- 
 nlt'ic. adf. ium ^OTtlrtii't gtb&rig. 
 
 ITIelanteryi meramerA, «. [^int< 
 rnlg.l bit 'OJffliiiittrit, btr "roelaiiterit. 
 
 iflelanure, melanure. (Me Ian u'- 
 rut) «. I 3d>il)i7cl.j ttr 93r<uibbrafytn, tie 
 BrnntbrniTt. 
 
 IHelasseS) mila*'sii, (fr. raelasse; 
 laiiifr. mali, rctiviuj) «. tie iSltlaiie, tcr 
 BiKfrrbirfiiift. 
 
 iVIeliceris^niiiii'seria. (gr.)«.[Gl;ir.] 
 tie :^i>iiiflgt|'d)iuiil|l , to* ijoiiiggtiVbivur. — 
 Melic'eroaa, adj- tin j^oiiigotfdiivur nn> 
 jcigtnb. (btr ^oiiigflrt, iSctinflte. 
 
 JVIelllot, mel'lelul. (fr. ''Hi.) «- [^Ot.] 
 
 meliorate} milei'trite. (liU. melior) 
 r. a. I'trbtfi'trn. - v. n. |i(t i'trbfn<rn. 
 
 Jflelioratiunf m«ieori'«hun, «. tie 
 SBrrbfiTfruiii], ajtryotlfomniiiiiiig. 
 
 Iff eliority, meieoreii, «. t ba< 93tf.- 
 itrffin, ttr 95orjiig. Bacon. 
 
 ]?IellT niel, (fr. meler) p. n. f fid) 
 inengtn , r«t> verniiftt^en. - «■ (lat. mcl) t 
 btr .*)onig. (inure* ©alj. 
 
 jVlella<e, mel'lite. «. {CFl)tin.j l)onig' 
 
 ]Tf elliferous, melitiieru*, (t). Int. 
 mel u. fero) adj. I^Diiigtrjriigtnb, t;c>ntgtra> 
 gtnb. (cio) adj. iponig miid)tiib. 
 
 IflellifiCf iiiellirfik, dat. mel u. fa- 
 
 JllelliflcatiuUy mellerekathun. «. 
 bit i^iMiiiibrrritiiitg. 
 
 IllellifluenCe^niellif duaiine. (Int. 
 mel u. fluo) «. 1. btr :^oiiigfiue. 3. t tie 
 ^Dnioi'iiBt. 
 
 Jflelliniient, niellif'fluent,/a<(/. 1. 
 
 ]IIellifluouil) niellitfliiua,^ pon 
 i^pnig flii"§fnb. 2. t (jpnigiVifl. 
 
 niellit, mel lit, t. ldtu0nrintir.] tine 
 'Urt @4)i>rf, btr niit CiTig unb 5ponig gtl^tiit 
 n»irb. ['TOelit, ^oiiigrttin 
 
 ]ITellNe, mcl'llte, «. [OTfnitniig.) btr 
 
 jVlellitiC) mcllit ik. a^. I. )uiu ^O' 
 nigi>tine g(l)5rig. 2. (Stjem.J - acid, bit 
 ^onigrttininure. 
 
 ]VIello«Vf uteris, (nngelf. melewe) 
 atij. I. ? rtif, im'irbe, meid) (Ob|l). 2. ; 
 n)fi<J), milb. 3. t fonft, n>ti(t), jart (fur bai 
 Ol)r, btn &t((t)n\a<f, bat ^iijt); nbgtlrgtn 
 clStin jc). 4. bttrunfen, btrniii"(f)t. Adbuos 
 
 ]Vfell4»«Vt V, a. I. trn)firt)fn, roetd) 
 
 tnnrt)fn (i>pm *ottn to. 2. rtifen, miirbtn 
 
 rtif mn(l)fn. 3. l re iftn ; to - iuio a repu 
 
 (ation. iu fincm ^Jiuit rrifrn. 
 
 3. This episode mellowed Into that 
 
 repuiatiou which time has given it. 
 
 DRVDca 
 
 MEM 
 
 IHelloiv, B. n. 1. reifen; rtif, ntid), 
 murbe, uiilb ivrrbtn, murben; nblitgtn cu. 
 SBrine ). 2. i rtiftii. 
 
 MelloYvnesM) mll'ionls. «. i. ( 
 tie Wurbigftit, >a3tid)l)tir, 9{tift, OKilbe. 2. 
 t a) btr (Jbgtltgtut Bmlonb (tt* iSJtiiit* ic). 
 b> tit 3iirfl)tii, ©niiftljeit, SCtic^l^tit. c; bn* 
 rtift 'Sllrtr. 
 
 Weliowy, mel'loe, nrf;. rotic^. 
 
 MelocutUIie) melokotone'. (fpnn 
 inelocoton) *. I. bit Quifte. 2. bi6\v. tie 
 grogf gelbt ^n'"fi(ti. 
 
 melodiUHS, meln'diua, mi\6'iiua, 
 adj. Hllb : 
 
 ]IIelo(liou8ly, melo'd^usli, adv. 
 mclobifit), i»ol)lfliiigfiib. 
 
 Ulelofliuusiiesti, meli'deusnli, 
 J. bni '«3Kelobifi1)t, tie ipiirniDuit, ttr iffioljN 
 filing. (mrt(t)en. 
 
 mfelodlzef mel'udixe. «. a. nieiotif(^ 
 
 IHelotlraine, mirodram, (gr. me> 
 los u. drama) *. [Iijf.ittr] bni ■OKtiptranio. 
 
 9Ielodyf roellnde, (gr. melodia^ a, 
 [*!Dfiif.l I. tit TOtioi^it (tie nitlobifctjt gclge 
 tfon t5ntn). 2. tie 'OJftlobie, ©angiueife. 
 
 lUelou, nivI'lMo, (gr. OD.) «. tie '•IRcs 
 lent. 
 
 Musk- melon, tie SSijammelone. Wa- 
 ter -, bit ^nfTtrintlont. --ground, ta4 
 rJKtlontnUnb , ^JKelonenbttf. --thistle, 
 bie 9)7elunenbiflel. --tree, tcr ''DttlDntn' 
 baum. (9?i)|tnljt)nig. 
 
 IVIelrOfie, m«l'r&ae, «. l^t^arm.) bt» 
 
 melt) melt, (nngtlf. meliun; tjolL 
 smelten; fc^iv. tniSlta) ftp. melied, -{• molt- 
 en, ». a. 1. I f(f)mtlirn. 2. nufiSfrn. 3. 1 a) 
 idjmtljtn, ruljrtn. b) (down) oc) Criiien tief 
 ruhrtn, (5-intm }u iprritn gtl)en. (d) vtr» 
 I'c^iueiiben, vrrgtubtn. Shak. c) (away) 
 fdjmtljtn (bit (£tflf). d) j| tntinuttjigtn. 
 3. a> For pity melts the miua lo love. 
 Drvdes. 
 
 To melt down, tinf(^mcljcn ; (into...) 
 iiuflofeii in ... To - God's anger into mer- 
 cy, (i)ottt« 3t'rn btrmifrigeii. 
 
 melt, V. n. I. f fdjnitljtn. 2. 1 (Auc^ 
 mit down) jtrjlititn, itri^mtljen, bat)in* 
 f(t)nitlien ; I'trgtl^en. 
 
 To melt iu or into tears, in Ifjrnntn 
 Jtrflitgtn. To - witli tenHemest etc.. DDC 
 3nrtli(t)ftit IC. jtrflitMcn, ».rgct)cii. To - 
 away, ucricbnirljtn. 
 
 meltable, mcltabl. adj. f<bmtl)bat. 
 — Melt' able n ess.*. blt©£t>Uirlibarftir. 
 
 melter, miiiur, t. btr ©(t>mtijcr. 
 
 meltiug-, mel'iii.g. adj. I. f fdjnul. 
 |tnb, S(t)mfij... 2. i r(t)nitijtnb(ibriint-u.), 
 3. faffig (JBirnt JO. - «. ba6 ®it)ineljc»; 
 im pi. bit H)vant\\. 
 
 Melting-house, tie ®((>nielil)Uft«. 
 --pit. i£d)niflji|riibe. Ijriit. 
 
 meltiiiifly, iiiol'iingU, adv. f(l)mela 
 
 meltiu{;'liei»N, nieriingues. 4. bn6 
 ©d)mtlifiibf ; Pie -H5cirt)l;fit (bc» ^irienfi). 
 
 m«^ltitil, (Ul)(>tt.) a meal. 
 
 meU«-el, nielwel, j. lo^fov'-i "'■« 
 9iMhr(t)iir, Blipvfifd). 
 
 meiilber, luem'liur, (fr- mcmbre; 
 Int. iiieiiiliiuaii t. I. ("JllliU.J b<\i (A)lub. 2. 
 bni ViUtb (tiiitr ^{rbt to. 3. (<ilr(Vi(-l t<ii 
 Oiutb, ttr Il)rii, b(\6 8(i'i(f. 4. tai (.41ieo, 
 '>}}?iiglii'b <rinrr iSrrraiiiiiiiiiiig zc.;. 
 
558 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il. d6ud. Tube, tub. full i/mm. Ptlis. 
 
 MExM 
 
 ]W[einbered,mem'burd. ni;. [9Innt.] 
 fllieftcng, 9ealie^ert (I'ft in 3iim»""ei'r«9a->- 
 
 nfCKtberslliPf meiuburshiji. *. 1. 
 
 ber 3iiitnnB, to man eiu 'TOitQlieO i|^- 2. tit 
 
 Ofmeirtfrfjnft (OJefeflfdjnft). Beaumoht. 
 
 membrane f nilm'bilne, (fr. 233. 
 
 ». mt. menibrana) *. 1. [Slllilt.] ^n« i^nut: 
 d)en, tie ^nut. 2. [Sot.] tie i?aut, ^crgn- 
 inen«)nut, Bn« §autc^cn. 
 
 jftembriineous , membri'neu*, 
 (Mem'braiious, Meailirana'ceous) 
 adj. [<Hnat., aSot.I f)miti(i. 
 
 ]nieinbr»uiror»l » menibri'ne- 
 f6rm, adj. ()iUiriUti(j. 
 
 ]lleniento, memen'to, <(. S35.) « bie 
 ©rinnerutig, t>a6Dfnf=, erinncruuaJjcidjen. 
 
 memoir^ memoir', mcm'war. mem'- 
 l\r, (ft. me'moire) *. I. bie Denffc^jrift; pi. 
 bie Denfau'irtiflfeimi , Wttnoircn. 2. ber 
 9Iuffa$, bie €d)rift, bn« ^Wf moire. 3. ber 
 wifTenfc^nftlicfte gtiiffn^, M6 ^TRenmtt, bie 
 9?otij; pi. bie 5jjnd)ric()tcn, gjfcnuMren. 
 3. The memoirs of the Royal Society. 
 
 Memorable, meminuiabl,(fr.233., 
 
 Irtt. memorabilis) adj. tfUfwurMg. — adv. 
 Mem'ornbly, benfmiirbig. — M e m ' o r- 
 ablenesR, t. bie rtciifmiirbigfeit. 
 
 ]Wemorandum,memmoran'dum. 
 Cat. 5H3.) pi. Memorandums obet Me- 
 moranda, *. bie 9?otf, Semcrfiing. 
 
 Memorandum -book, baS ^ftOti};, 
 Cenf:, ■JnfrfjenbiKft, bieJJiotijtafct. 
 
 IMTemorate, mem'morite, (lat. me- 
 Bjoro) V. a. t nr.fiiljren (cine ®nd)e). 
 
 memorative, mem'murailv, (ft. 
 ne'moratif) adj. gecignct ia6 'JliiBenfen nn 
 Qtmni jn crfjnitcn, Grinnening^. .. 
 
 memorial, memo'ieal, (ft. 2C.) 
 a^j. t. bn# «ant)eMfen nn QUw6 erhciltenb; 
 (of) juni <Unbenfeii nn . . . 2. im ®ebncf)t. 
 nifTe entfjnrten, erf)nlten. 
 
 memorial , «. I. bn$ £>enfmn^(, 
 I)enfjei(l)cn. 2. bie >)iPte, 5Bemerfung, 9ln> 
 nterfiing. 3. bie X>enrfcf)rift, eingn^e, S3itt. 
 fctirift, ^n6 yjtemoriat. 
 
 memorialist, mem^'realist, «. 
 bet X5inf|'d)riffi'ni"rt)rci(>fr, ber TOcmorintift, 
 ajerfniTct uon ^Birrrdtritten, iSorilcUnngcn. 
 
 memorialize, memo realize, t». a. 
 ein^Jiemorinl, cineSirtrdjrift cinrcitten bei.., 
 ©inert btird) eine 25L'rflf(Iiing nngeljen. 
 
 memorist, mem'morist, «. f ber 
 ©rtiinerer. 
 
 memoriase , mem'^rize, v. a. 1. 
 ffcbriftlirt)) nulr'jiirf)iien , i'erjeirf)nen. 2. fur 
 bie (Jrinnerung nnffremnhren, feiern. 
 2. They meant to memorize another 
 Golgatha. Shakspeare. 
 
 memory, inem'mure. ((. meiiioria) 
 *. I. (-TSl)iliM".] bn« 0)e^n(f)rnig, bie G-rinne< 
 rungffrnft. 2. bn« ©ebnctjtiiig, 9tnbenfen, 
 bie ©rinnernng. 3. bn« (Hebenfen. 4. bn6 
 T)tntmai){, Denrjeicfjeu. 5. f bie Slnfmerfj 
 fnnifeit, 2I3fl(t)fnmfeit. Shak. 
 
 2. Events that excite little attention are 
 apt to escape from memory. Web- 
 ster. 3. Tlie revolution in England 
 wai before my — ; the revohition in 
 France was within the author's — . 4. 
 A muaument iu London was erect- 
 ed in — of the conflagrativn in 1-666. 
 ATckstbr. 
 
 MEN 
 
 That's out of my memory, bnS [ft m'tr 
 entfnUen, In -of.., ju 3emnn6« 9lnge< 
 ttcnfen, )tim *Unbenfen nn ... Beyond-, 
 liber '•TOenfdjengebenfen. Within the - of 
 m»n , bei ■i))?enf(t)cngebenfen. To call to -, 
 in bn^ ®ebdd)tnig iunirfrufen, (Id) erinnern. 
 That ever-living man of-, befDftinn I'on 
 eiuig lebenbeni ®ebnc<)tnig. Shak. 
 
 memory, v. a. im (Sebnc^tniffe nut' 
 6ei»n(;ren. Shak. [^tv ^JJieinp()it. 
 
 mempliite, mlm'fite,*.[TOintrnig.] 
 
 men, men, «. pi. v. Man, 1. bie ^iwu 
 ner. 2. (tnpferet TOnniter. 3. bie '•Bienfdjen 
 4. bie Seute, 'TJtnnnfc^nft. 
 
 2. We will live in honor, or die like -. 
 3. Men are apt to forget the bene- 
 factor, while they riot on the benefit. 
 
 Websixr. 
 
 Men.pleaser, t)tt '2Iugenbienet. 
 
 men', desert.) to mend. 
 
 menace, mln'nase, (fr. nienaeer) 
 
 V. a. 1. ? u. 1 ©inen bcbn)()cn (with, mit). 
 
 ©inem brof)en (inin. 2. i trol^en ; bebroijen. 
 
 1. The spirit of insubordation menaced 
 
 Spain with the horrors of civil war. 
 
 Webster. 2. A hanging rock nie- 
 
 nacesafall.or menaces the plain or 
 
 the inhabitants below. Webster. 
 
 To menace a fall, Den G-inflitrj broljen, 
 brofjen einjufnUen. l^ai Drpl)cnbe. 
 
 menace, «. 1. 1 bie Droljung. 2. i 
 
 menacer, Miln'Masur, «. ber X)rot)er, 
 JJroljenbe. 
 
 menaclianite, men'akanite, t. 
 [ TOinernlg.] ber •iDieiinrt)nnii. — Mena- 
 chanit'ic, adj. jnni "BfeMiidjniiit gel^orig. 
 
 menacing-, lueu'uasing, adj. !)ro> 
 ijtnti (@fe(Iung lo. 
 
 menag-e, menlzhe', (fr. SD.) «. bet 
 lf)ifrgntten, bns H;icrt;nii6. 
 
 menagery, mlnazheuri, (ft. me- 
 nagerie) *. ber 1l)iergnrren, lljierfjof. 
 
 menag-Og-ue, men 'agog. (gr. rae- 
 nea u. ago) «. ['3Kei>.J ba6 i8ef6rDerung«! 
 mittet ber luonntlit^en DJeinigung. 
 
 menaId,meii'ald,(M e n ' i I d)(norin.) 
 adj. fd)btt gelTerft. 
 
 mend, mend, (Int. emendo) p. a. 1. 
 nuSbeffern, (lirfen (^IciDer lo; luieber eini 
 ti(t)ten. 2. befjern u"ein Ceben tc), uerbefferii 
 ((Jefjiet ic.). 3. miebertjeriteUen. 4, beffer 
 maOftn; beforbernj uerflnrfen. S. jjerbo))' 
 peln (ben Sttritt). 6. bcfdjiinigen. Shak. 
 
 3. To mend a feeble or broken consti- 
 tution. Locke. 4. This plausible apo- 
 logy does not — the matter. Webster. 
 Though in some lands the grass is but 
 short, yet it — s garden-herbs and fruit. 
 Mortimer. 5. He saw the monster — 
 his pace. Drydeh. 
 
 To mend one's draught , noc^ einmni 
 trinfcn. To - one's cheer , einen beiTern 
 lifrf) fi'ifjren. To - one's market, uortljeiI» 
 Ijnftft !)nnbe(n. Where will you - your- 
 self? iDO luoflen ©ie ei beffer trcffcn? 
 
 mend, V. n. ftd) beffetn; auf bem 
 SaSege bet Oenefung fein. 
 
 A feeble constitution mends dally; a 
 
 sick man — * etc. Webster. 
 
 To be in a mending condition, 0.1 
 
 the mending hand, auf beui SSegc ber 
 
 *«uenina fein. 
 
 MEN 
 
 mendable, men'dabl, adj. Vtt* 
 befferlic^. — M e n ' d a b I e n e s s , #. eie 58er» 
 bcfferlic^feit. 
 
 mendacious, mendi^'shus, (Int. 
 mendax) adj. f lugeiiljnft, lilgnertfet). 
 
 mendacity, mendas'se(i , t. 1. 
 Die eiigenfjnftigfeit. 2. bie Cuge. 
 
 mender, men'dur, #. bet 9(u«befft» 
 ter, glider; SBerbeffetet. 
 
 mendicancy, mcn'dekamte. «. bie 
 SJettelei, itt ©ettel (BmLinb tr6 33etteln< . 
 
 mendicant, mcH'dekant. (I. men- 
 dicans) adj. 1. beltelnb, bettelnrm, 'Bttttl... 
 2. bemSSetter nntbge^eiib, fi(^ bnuon midrenb. 
 
 Mendicant friar, ber Settelmond>. 
 Reduced to a - state, tn btn Settelilnb 
 gebrnc^t. [itt 95ettelinon(f>. 
 
 mendicant, «. 1. t>er SBettler. 2. 
 
 menflicate, min'dekiite, ([. men. 
 dico) V. a. bettrln. 
 
 mendicity, mlndWtiti, ((. nien- 
 dicitas) t. bie SSettelei, ber Settel. 
 
 To reduce any one to mendicity^ 
 ©inen nn ben 95etretftnb bringen. 
 
 mendment, t f- Amendment. 
 
 mends, mcndz, «. pi. -f bie f$tu 
 beijerungen. 
 
 She has the mends in her own hands, 
 e« i(l in iljren ^nnben, ben ipnnbel gnt ju 
 mnd)cn; fie miifi feljen, roie fie (tcf) in iljre 
 Snge finbet. Shak. [ijif(^» 
 
 menliaden, mcnhi'dn. «. rine ^(rt 
 
 menial, me'neaJ, (norm, meignal, 
 meynal, v. weiny, meignee) adj. I. I)au6t 
 lid), i^nu«.., juni $nufe, jiir Dienerr(t)nft 
 ge^ortg. 2. niebrig, gemein (-Urbeit to. 
 
 menial, «. ber Xnt<t)t, S&tbiente; pi. 
 bnd ©eftnCe. 
 
 meninges, men'injiz, (gr.) «. pi. 
 [9Innt.] tie ^irnl)iiut4)en. — Men' ins, 
 *. bie $iriil)niit. 
 
 meniscus , men's'kus, (gr.) pi, 
 meniscuses, «. [Opt.] ber *(»eni«U«> 
 •TOonb. 
 
 menispermate, minisper'mite, 
 #. [ffljem.J monbfnmenrniire* ©nlj. — M«. 
 n i s p e r m ' i c, adj. — acid, bie 'JR onbrnmeiK 
 fniire. Ure. [(Snuiiverf. 
 
 meniver, men'evur. t. eine 'Jlrt 
 
 menolog-y, Miennl'loje,. (gr. men 
 u. logos) *, 1. cafi 2Jfrjeid)Mi§ ter TOonnte. 
 2. [grifd). Rir(t)t] ber TOiirtererfalenber. 
 
 menow, insii'6, (fr. menu) «. [3<()« 
 tf)))oI.] bie Q'lri^e. 
 
 mensal , mln'sal , (Int. mensalis) 
 adj. t jum lifdje gel)orig, Xifst) ... 
 
 mense , (fd>otr.) good manners. 
 
 menseless, (fc^ott.) ill-bred, 
 
 Impudent. 
 
 menttefu', (fd)ott. > mannerly. 
 
 menses, men'sez, (Int. 2D.) «• bit 
 inDnntlid)e 9?finigiing (ber 2Cciber). 
 
 menstrual , mens'strual , ( Int. 
 menstruus) adj. 1. monntlid). 2. tiiies 
 Wonnt bfluernb. 3. [Gljrin.] mipofenb, Mufi 
 lofung*... fgung. 
 
 Menstfual flnx. bie mpnnttid)e SJeinit 
 
 menstruant, manstriiant, adj. 
 mBnntlid:>eii iftlntftiijTen iinteriuorfen. 
 
 menstrU«»US, mens'xtruus, adj. 1. 
 bie mcinntlid)e 9(etnigiing i)nf>enb. 2. miMiiir> 
 Itc^. - eruptlon(»>, biemL>natlK^r:l{.-inigung 
 
rhte. far fall. fal. M4. met. Fine. fin. NA, m6ve, nir, got. 6il. cl6iid. Ti\be, tfit). full. t//iii. I'Mis. 559 
 
 MEN 
 
 Henstrnuinf mlni'ttruum. (Tato 
 pf. menstruum*, «. [ (ri)etn.) &a£ 91uf> 
 JBl'iinqSmitrel. I«. ^if <n?<gbiirffit. 
 
 jVIenSlirabilityf mennhiirabil'eie, 
 
 JWensarnble , menthuiabl , (u. 
 Int. ineuiura) art/, nie^ftnr. 
 
 Hensural, mensliural, adj. )U 
 finftn <!R(i§e flfborin, TOnS... 
 
 SleimnrAte, men'ihurite, V. «. 
 uieiTen, nbmnTi'n. 
 
 jllensu ration f mcnslii^ri'shun . 
 «. 1. tat WrfTfii, tie ^IWeffnng. 2. D*e 91b> 
 
 Hental, mental, (tr. S3}. V. int. 
 men*) arf;. 1. {11 ttm ®et)l« (j«l)6rig , iiitel< 
 (fftiifff, flfiflin. W«irtf«... 2. in ©ebnnfen, 
 Oifl, ftifIf<f)Wfinenl) (SBorbtfjnIt;. 
 
 To pray to God with a mental devo- 
 tion. ([Hi b«m S)frjeii lu (Sett btten. 
 
 ]flen<«ll>'f ment'tali. ade. int(n(f> 
 tuell, fltirtifl ; in (Metonffn, innerli^. 
 
 mention, men'ahun, (Idt.' mentio) 
 «. M« ffrwrthnimn, ^JWelMnifl. 
 
 To make mention of .., eitier (Za<bt 
 rmnhwtn. (Friunl^nnnji tfjun. 
 
 ]llc*ntion, r. a. rincr ®n(()e rrnjAl^i 
 ntn, fl«rfnf«n, ©•tmn* meietn, nnjeiflen, «■ 
 isAt^nrn, an^ebrn. 
 
 IVIentm f niem, «. [0)«O(jr.] SOtnin). 
 
 ]II<*ntf»riai, ment^'rial. (u. Mentor) 
 mdj. finfn9{n»h. finr<?rntn(}niinfl entl)<tlt(n^. 
 
 9Iepilitic,in^fii'ik, (M e p h i I M e al) 
 (Int. mephitis) adj. I. inrpf)itif(t) , vtrvtUtt, 
 Bfrprrtrnb (euft). 2. ( C^fin.] - acid , tie 
 nifphitiiVbe ©niirr, SiifrfAuw. 
 
 IHt^pititiRinf mef'titizm, «. bie vtr< 
 p«(Tfnbf . infphi'ii'(f)e (5-i(]fniVt).itt. — M e p h'i- 
 tli. « lit @ti(fliift, ®nl)runti<lurt; fdjivcfe* 
 littttr 9Iii«M'iniTiin(]. 
 
 lVI<;rcabI«f mer'kabi, (Int. mereor) 
 adj. fid) fniiftn pter I'rrfniiffn IdfffnB. 
 
 jWercantante, merkantant'. (it. 
 mereaiante) «. -f ttT irtmit Anttfmnnn. 
 
 mercantile V merkant'l, (ft. SO.) 
 adj. I. fniifniiinnu'd), i^Anbrl trcibenD, i^nn< 
 beK... 2. )uni ^nnCel |)rf)Dri<], ^nnCtld... 
 
 Merean t i I e men , itnilfleute. —line. 
 bn< i^nnbeUfnd). -pursuit*, ber i^nnt)(l«> 
 tttrifb. [t brr iJjiinPfl, bif ijjnnbfirdjnft. 
 
 mem'at, mer'kat. (Int. mrrcatus) «. 
 
 jflercature, mjrkatshure, (Int. 
 mcrcatiira) t. f brr ^nnbfl. 
 
 mercenarily f mcr's^narill, adv. 
 Io()nmd)ti(j, nii« i?phiirii(<»t, njie rin TOiethling. 
 
 mercenariness, mer'scnareu**, 
 «. iit Jpfjni, WHt)\u<tft, SJfrfnn(Ii(f>frtt. 
 
 mercenary f mer'kiiiiare, (I. mer- 
 eenarius) adj. I. fril, fntiftn^. 2. gcMinarn, 
 B«t)n... 3. inn (Meib verrniifr. Smak. 4. 
 I(<1)nrri(f)ti<{ , fldbrnc^rig. 5. aui &tWtu<ti 
 ridjtrn Qf|"<t)lof|fM. 
 
 Mercenary marriage , bit Qklb^cirntf^. 
 - soldiers. ©Mfncr, I ©iJIDIindt. - dis- 
 position, bit Oitibfiid^t. (ling. Shak. 
 
 mercenary, «. btr Selbner, ^iitti)' 
 
 mercer, m«r'»nr, (fr. mereier, I). 
 Int. nerx) «. btr Sttbtnt^niiMtr ; Krnnitr, 
 au«f(f)nitt()nne[tr. [ilrrtinfrid)<ift. 
 
 mercernhip, mer'surskSp, «. bit 
 
 mercery, mer'sure, (fr. mercerie) 
 «. I. bit Itrnmmnnrfn , btr Itrnm. 2. btr 
 Jtltin^nnbtl , @d)niitl7onbtl, @tibtn^anbtl, 
 
 MEH 
 
 Stibtnfrom , bit QIu5i'd)nittf)nnb(tin(] , £r^< 
 merti. [chandeD v. n. -f i^iinbtln. Bacoh. 
 
 mercliand, mcrtsliand, (fr. mar 
 
 mercliandise, mcruhandize, (fr. 
 marchandise) $. 1. bit iQ3nart, biii @ut, bit 
 2i3nnrtn, JTmifmnnn^nxinren. 2. btr $nnbtl, 
 bit i5>'"ibtirtf)nft, Riiiifninnnrdjnft. Shak. 
 
 mercliaudisey v. n. ^nnbtl trei> 
 btn , (jnnbtln. [t brr 5?rtnbtl. 
 
 mercliandry , mlr'tsliandri. «. 
 
 merchant, mer'Uliam, (fr. mar- 
 chand ; Int. mercor) «. 1. ber ^oufmaiin 
 (im Wrpgtn), $iinbel6innnn, ^linbltr. 2. t 
 bai itniiffnl)rttiril)itf. Sha*. 3. \ abtt i btr 
 £unbt, &t\ta. Shak. [r<t)aft. 
 
 Body of merckanta, bit l^niiftnuniu 
 
 Merchaat-goods. «. p/. Jtaiifin>iiind> 
 fluttr. --fleet, bitltnufiiinnit«i, Xnii(fai)r< 
 ttiflPttt. --law, bn6i^nnbtU-rict)t. --man. 
 bn6 j{nuffnl)rtti|'d)iff, Spnnbti«rd)ijf, btr Rniifs 
 fnljrtT. — 's-accounts, bit faufninnnii'dyt 
 35ti(f)l}nltung. -s- clerk, btr itntifinanni> 
 bitntr. -'s-house, bntf &nufl)nu6. — 'a- 
 shop, btr Kaiiftnbtn. --tailor, tin 
 @d)ntibtr, btr mit rtintin &cf<b(>ftt tin WHnni 
 rtnta,]tr Dtrblnbtt, btr :pnnbti^f4)ntibtr. 
 
 merchant, v. n. -f ^jnnbti trtibtn. 
 
 merchantable, merishamabl, 
 ai(;. gtinQbiir. — Mer'chan lableaess, 
 J. bit (i>nii|)b<irrt.t 'tintr ^nnrt). 
 
 merchantlike, mer tshaatlike, 
 (.Mer'cliani I yi «<<;. raiifniniinifd). l^rrtio. 
 
 merciable, mcrseabi, adj. -f bantu 
 
 merciful, mei"k4rul. adj. I. barnii 
 l)triig. 2. 1! giuicig (i<uii@)utt). — adv. Mer'- 
 e i f u 1 1 y . bnrir.i)trii(), gniibio. 
 
 mercifuiueva, mcr'kif&lnca, «. 
 bit ^iuiiii)cr)i4'tici e>nAbt. 
 
 *mercir>', iner'sifi. v. a.-f btbnutrn. 
 
 mercileMS, m«r'»^les, adj. 1. f un> 
 bnrnit)tr|ig , uiimcnrd)li(t), l;nrii)triig, nn< 
 nnturiid). 'i.i grnnriiut, <}ii(miitib urndjuntub. 
 2. The merciless waves or tempest. 
 
 mercileSHly , mer'sel««le , adv. 
 grnninm, niif tint iinbiirnil;trjiflt ilCtift. 
 
 mercileHKneMS , uiersilesnas, «. 
 bit Unbarml)frjiiiftit. 
 
 mercurial, msrkii'real, (Int. mer- 
 curialis) €uij. 1. ( tinttr btin €°iiifIuiTt bt6 
 Wtrfiir at'''">"' munttr , itbljnft, ftiino, 
 frnfiio- SwiPT. t. mtrfiirinli|(t), qiitrffiiotrj 
 l)aitig. Qiitcffiiber tntt^nlttiib, Qutcffi.btt .., 
 ')Rtrfiiri(il . . . cWiitcl). 
 
 Mercurial siatue , t btr ^tgivtiftr 
 (an ^fijrd)tibtii). Hepaiic-ore, bneStbtrtrj. 
 
 mercurial, «. im pL bit Qutdi 
 rubtrmtttfl. 
 
 mercurialiMt, mcrkiir^alist, «. 
 I. btr unttr (tin &nifliifTt bee ')}terfur |lt> 
 ^tnbt, Pbtr btm 'DKcrfur nn Avnrnfttrutr* 
 f4itbtnl)tit glfidjt Wciifd). 2. ber airjt, 
 btr fttnt Olritneirn niit0uccf|ll6tc i)truii|'d)t, 
 ■Werfiirialniitrel penr^rcibt.^ 
 
 mercuriate., mcrkii'riJlte , «. 
 [(lt)tm.] quectfilbtrfaiirt* ©nlj. — Mer- 
 curic acid, [dljcin.] bit£luc(ffiil>tT|4Uirr. 
 
 mercurification, uisrkurcieki'- 
 shua, (fr. 253) ». I. ['BitrnUura. , gljtm.] 
 bit ^iifiitijiing bt6 Q.utd\Vbn6, £liir(friibtr> 
 btrntung , 95rriiiifrffilbtrimg , TJRtrfiirinji< 
 rung- 2, bit SJirntuV^iing nut Quecfillbtr. 
 
 mercuriry, 'uerku'retl, c. a. Qiitcii 
 
 MEK 
 
 (itbet flu6}iff)tn, bertittn aui .., utrqiitrf* 
 filbern, mtrfurifi}iren. Ekcyo. 
 
 mercury, mer'kure , (Int. Mer. 
 curius) *. 1. ["Jntfxi}.] 9Ktrfur. 2. [5l|Tren.] 
 btr(^lnnet) >73?trfiir. 3. [Qt)t\n.] bai SXutdf 
 filbtr; [SiKftiin.] ber "JKerfuriii*. 4. ^ bie 
 Ctbijnfrigftit, Jliictriaffit. Pope. S. [SBi't.l 
 bn» Singelfrniit, bit ^iilneift, '•JKeibt. 6. 
 bit 3titung, ber ^JRerfur; (nn einigtn Orten) 
 ber Scitung^trnger. --woman, bit 3<i' 
 tungftrngcrinn. 
 
 Me rcury's finger, [©pf.] bet SBieittH 
 fnfrrtn. Corneous-, bii< £lucrfrilber^prncrj. 
 
 mercury, ». o. mir tintr 3iiberei« 
 tung obtr tintm ^rApnrnt von Quttffiibec 
 maf<btn. 
 
 mercy, msr'si, (fr. merei; nprm, 
 
 merce) *. I. bit i8nrnil)trjigfeit , bn« 9»iti 
 
 Itib , bit ®nnbt. 2. leint 5?niiblung btl 
 
 ®nnbt) bit OJiinbt. 3. bit 0)nnbt , 93er» 
 
 ltil)i4ng, SBrrgtbung. 4. bit (Mtiunit, SUiS* 
 
 fiiljr. 5. (SKeibernnnit) >5Ki|erifprbia. 
 
 2. It Is a mercy that they escaped. 
 
 Webstbk. 3. 1 cry thee - with all my 
 
 heart. Drvder. 
 
 To cry ai e r c y , for - . uiM &nait pehen. 
 Cry -, cry your -! Cinnbt! To show -, 
 bnrnif)triia I'tin pb. fi(t) jtigm. To have - 
 upon .., fi fid) Q:i\ie6 erbnrutrii. To be or 
 to lie at the - of . ., in ^ctniuib* (Sewnlt 
 fein; at the - of the waves , btn SOelltN 
 $rti£ gtgtbeii; at the - of a foe, voii btr 
 9S3iIirul)r eiiie« ^tinbctf nbi^iingtnb. 
 
 Mercy-ksai, (ji'ib. DCtl.j btr ®nnbtn* 
 flul)I (btr SSunbteinbt). [^pt^. 
 
 merd, merd, (Int. merda) t. btc 
 
 mere, mere, (Int. merus) adj. I. 
 
 6[p§ (nid)[< an , Innttr) 2. a) uoflig, rtiN, 
 
 giinilitt), pplirpinmrn, gnnj, ninljr. Smak. 
 
 b) entrc^ieben (iytinb ic.>. Shak^ 
 
 I. From mere success nothing can t>« 
 
 concluded iu favor of a nation. 
 
 Attekbckt. 
 
 mere, (nngtlf. maere , iHcre; lat. 
 mare ; fr. uiert t. ber i£ee , bie £nd)(. 
 
 Mere -sauce, bit ©nlibriiljt. 
 
 mere, (nngrir. maera, gemaera) «. 
 bit (Mrenjt. --stone, btr OJreiiji'rein. 
 
 mere, ». o. « befdjninfen, begrcnjen, 
 beflininicn. Spenser. 
 
 merely, mlre'l* . adv. I. bloft, 
 aOtin , niir , tiiiiig u. alltiit. 2. gnnilid), 
 v&Uig. Shak. 
 
 meretricious, merrelr'sh'us, (I. 
 meretricius) adj. 1. l^iirtril'd). 2. 1 bul)it« 
 rifcft; utrfi'iljrfrird). 
 
 meretriciously,m«rritrtsh'nsU, 
 ado. nad) ^rt brr ifiuren, bnl)ltrir(t>. 
 
 meretriciousneam, merretrUh'* 
 usnes, «. bit Ainiflt tintr ^iitjicrinu, 91n« 
 iPcfiMigen. 
 
 merg:anser, mirgan'sur, dp. mer. 
 gansar; ». ICrnitI;.] bit Ifliidjrntt, btt 
 iaiiifttr. lfd»niibltT. 
 
 Red breasted merganser, ber @ngt> 
 
 merg^e, lucrje, diu. mergo) v. a. i. 
 ? tinrnudjtn, unttrrnnrtjcn, utrftnftn. 2. t 
 [9{t£t)t6rpr.] peridjnieljrn. 
 
 To merge one's self in state-affairs, 
 |t(t) btn 8:nntigrrd)>ift(n trgebtn, ipibintn. 
 
 merfce, v. n. perruiftii, unttrgtl^tn; 
 [9it(V»fpr.l (ii^ »trfd)inti|en. 4 
 
560 Fatp. far. fall, fat. M^, met. Fine. fin. NA, mSve, n6r, got, 6iL clfiiid. Ti'ihe. ffib. fi'ill. t/jin. T]Hn. 
 
 MER 
 
 Blerg-er, mlr'jur, ». [9?e(^t«iVr.] 
 bie Seridjinerjiiiifl (tititS fleineti ®iite6 in 
 etii flrogercS). Biackstone. 
 
 IWerillian^ mind'ean, niend'jeaii, 
 (fr. me'ridien; Int. meiidies) «. I. 12l|lriin. 
 n. Occflr.] ber ^Dferifcinn , '^ittaQitrtii. 2. 
 >er TOittng, bie 9Kitr<ig«3eit. 3. ± a) bie 
 lj&*|Te ©tuff, iet ®ipfel, bie «)7?ittngg. 
 t)bt)t. b)ber5)'?eribinn, befottbcreDrt, <s5tonb; 
 piinft, Siiftrtiib (in ®cjtel)ung (luf ortiic^e 
 llinflmibe ub. Ditiije, bie eiiieti Dxt , eiiieii 
 Suflniib uiMi nnbern imterf(f)eiben ). 
 3. a) The meridian of life, of power, 
 of glory. Webster, b) This book is 
 adapted to the — of England, of Ger- 
 many; a measure it adapted to the — 
 of Iiondon or Paria. 
 Calculated for their meridian, tt)ttm 
 guflaiibe , tf)ren ©•inil^tfii niiflemeffen , iti 
 iijttn ©ittcn pafTenb. Magnetic -, bet mng> 
 netifc^e gKeribinn. 
 
 Meridian, nd;.l.niittn(]ig,'>J)rittng8... 
 
 2. jiim «IKittag, jiitu WittngiSfreife gel;5tig, 
 
 gWittag*...; jiim magiietircf)cn ')7teribinn 
 
 fle^&rig. 3. f oiif bem ijb(t)\itn ^iiiifte be; 
 
 pnblid), «5)?ittng« . . . 
 
 1. The sun sat high In his meridian 
 
 tower. MiLTOii. 3. The hero enjoyed 
 
 his — glory. Webster. 
 
 Meridian heat, bie '5J?ittogSl;i5e. - 
 
 line, bit ^JJUtngSlinie. 
 
 Meridional, meridcnnal, (fr. 2D.) 
 adj. mittnglirf), fiifclid), 9)titttig4 . . , ©fib.., 
 (jegen ^Jtittng liegeiibj jiini *Bteribinn ges 
 ^iirifl. 
 
 Meridional distance, bie Diflnii}, Qnt' 
 fernuiig vvm ^Jteriiian. To be -. gegcii ■OJJit: 
 tng liegen. -journey, bie iffeife iVibiuiirt^. 
 Meridionaiity , uieridennareie, 
 «. 1. ber 3iil^'i"b , in (ttwai in bem >))fcrii 
 tion ifl vitt liegt. 2. bie lublic^e £nge uber 
 8ttd)tung. 
 
 Meridionall)', merid'eniialle,a(iD. 
 (n iiitKaglicl^ec 3ii(l;ning , gegen ^Vittng, 
 fublid). 
 
 Merits, mer'nlz, (fr. me'relle) #. pi. 
 (©piel) bng "iXii^leiirpiel, bie "iJJhll^ie. 
 
 Merit, merit, (Int. meritum; fr. 
 nie'rire) *. 1. (pfr pl.y a) bai SJerbifiift (ber 
 itiornlttVt)e, iiitcnetriiefle ffiertl) finer ^JSerfoit). 
 b) bn« fittlicfee SBeiirljiiirn dm 'Jlflgcmeiiien). 
 Shak. 2. ( gett'6l;iil. im pi.) I}t\6 SBerbieiift, 
 ber ^JCcrf^, bo^ Srrbientllidje (Die 25ortrrj?; 
 li(f)feit eiiier ©nrtje). 3. t)(\6 95erDieii|T (bie 
 verbieiite 23elDl)iuing) ; ber uerbieiue Spijii. 
 Shar. 4. ber Biverf (eiiiefi 5lj/iefe3 20. 
 1. a) We speak of tlie inability of men 
 to obtain lalvntinn by their own me- 
 rits; we iipeak of the — s of an author 
 etc. 2. The — s of an essay or poem, 
 of a painting, of a heroic ncliievement. 
 Webster. 
 The merits of a cause, bie 25er(l)nffen. 
 Ijeit , ber ©ninb einer ©nd)e; to inquire 
 Into the -» of a causo. riiiiT ©nd)e nut bcii 
 ©runb |U fiMiiiiien I'lirtjen. To make a - of 
 ..., fid) ein aSeri^iifiifi mod)rn nu« ..., fed) 
 
 GrivnS ill giire (1)llll nilf . .. According to 
 •ne's -, iwic 0<''"''>"P «* I'rrbirnt ^nt. Pro- 
 voking -. em iififiid) mod)riibf« u. -Jlnfrre 
 aiifbringeiicef SSrrbifinl, Suak. 
 
 Merit- moo ger. [ ibeol.] ber 25er: 
 
 MES 
 
 tf)eibiger ber 55erbienfllid)feit ntenrd)(irf)er 
 5pnnMiingen. [1. T I'crbienen. 2. 1 i>crbieiitii. 
 
 Merit, dat mereor, fr. me'riter) v. a. 
 1. The faithful laborer merits his wages- 
 Watts, by his writings, merited the 
 gratitude of the whole Christian world. 
 2. Every violation of law — s punish 
 nient. Webster 
 
 To merit much of .., fid{) fel;r I'erbient 
 mnd)cii urn ... (bieiijllid). 
 
 Meritable, mlr'itabl , ofy, vet-. 
 
 Meritorious, merret^'retis, (fr. 
 me'riioire) adj. i>erbien|llid) (5>niibluiig, 2Serf 
 ic). — adv. Meri to'riously, niif eiiie 
 uerbientllid)e 2Beife. 
 
 Meritoriousness, mlrreto'reus- 
 nes, ». bie S5irDien|llid>feit. 
 
 Meritory, mer'retirJ, adj. + t)cr> 
 bienillid). [#. [iOrnitl).! bie 3Imfel. 
 
 Merle, merl, (fr. 5E3. 0. Int. merula) 
 
 Merlin, merlin, (fr. Sffi.) *, (Drtiitl).] 
 ber l?erc^enl)nbi(^t, 2er<^)eMfal^ ©(pmierling. 
 
 Merlon, mer'lon, (fr. W.) s. [^e> 
 lliingfib.] bie ©djnrtenjeiJe. 
 
 Mermaid, mer'm&de, C^eer unb 
 ^TJJnib) *. bie ©irene, aBflfferiiiye, ^eerfrnu, 
 bai ©eefrniilein, bit ^Bieerjungfet. 
 
 Mermaid's-h ead, bee ©eeigel. — 'a- 
 trumpet, bie *33?eeri(t>nerfe. 
 
 Merman, mlr'man, «. ber Xriton, 
 ^^Keermniiii. [SSieneiifrcffer, SBienenfaiiger. 
 
 Merops, merops, t. (Oriiitl).] ber 
 
 Merrily, mer'rele, adv. I. fTb\)li(t), 
 liiflig. 2. im ©pnffe. 
 
 Merrimaiie, mlr'remake, «. bie 
 Suilbnrfeit; ber ©d)mnu«. Spesser. 
 
 Merrimake, mlr'rimAke, V. It. 
 (Id) beiiijligeii, fid) Iiiilig mad)en; fd)inaiifen. 
 
 Merriment, mer'rement, «. l. "bie 
 5rDl)lid)reii, Cufligfeit MiLron. 2. bie Cud' 
 bnrfeit. [feit. 5rol)lid)feit, ber griil)|mii. 
 
 Merriness, merrenes, «. bieSiiilig: 
 
 Merry, mer'ri, (nngelf. mirige, niyrigl 
 adj. I. lujlig, friJOIid). 2. lujlig, muiiter (Ciiil, 
 Snd)en enuerfeiib) ; furjmeilig, fpng()iift. 3. 
 niiflciiel)!!! , lieblict). Chai;ceb. 4. guiijlig, 
 frifd) (SEiiib). Dbvdes. 
 
 A merry grig, (in ©pa@mnd)er, lii|ligcr 
 !tniij. -«ale, bie ©d)inirre, ©djimfe. To 
 live a merry life, luflig leben. To make 
 -, 1. fic^ luilig mnc^rn. 2. fid) giltlid) tljiiii. 
 3. (with) (id) Iiiflig mnd)en fiber (S-iucii. To 
 take a - eup , fid) tiiit Iriiiffii beliijligeii. 
 Prov. To sell a merry pennyworth, 
 rpDttiuLi|)lieiI perfnufen. It is good to be - 
 and wise , ninii imi@ in ber Siifligfeit '>)}?n(3 
 llllb 3iel l)nlten. To be set on tiie - pin, 
 in feiiier giiten Smine fein. 'Tis - in hall, 
 when beards wag all, ivenn ^linnet fd)mau: 
 fen, bn jubelt'i im ©nnl. Shak. 
 
 Meiry-Andrew. ber $nn*ivur|l. - - 
 begotten, o bni$^inb betSiebe. --meet- 
 ing, bit 2u|lbnrfeit. --thought, iai 
 33rii|lbein (ine$ ^iif)n<, bni$ '}}^ib(t)en unb 
 finnben mit einnnber 2erbred)en, unt iii 
 \'tt)en , VDtx ^offniing f)nt , fict) \mx^ }U uer> 
 l)firntl)in. --wing, eiiie fleiiie •vOtucfe. 
 
 Mersion, mersiiun, (Int. mersio) 
 *. bns (j-iMrnnd)fn, 25erfenren. 
 
 Mesaraic,nie2zai'a'ik.(M e s e r a'i c) 
 (gr. niesaraii.n) adj. [ailini.J JUUl OefriJie 
 qi'Horia, 'Mefree... 
 
 MES 
 
 Meseems, meseemz', ». impers, 
 mid)bniid)t, mid)bfui(t; praet. me seemed, 
 mid) buiifte, e^ fnm iiiir vet. 
 
 Mesenteric, mezzlntlr'rlk, adj. 
 [9lnnt.J jum ©efr&fe O'l^tivig, &ttrb6 . . 
 Mesenteric artery. - glands, [^Hiuu.) 
 bie 0)errijfrd)liignbcr, fflefrinrbrfnVn. 
 
 Mesentery, meizentere, (gr. me- 
 senterion) t. [SJiiut.] bn4 ©efriife, bcr &t> 
 friiSmniitel. 
 
 Mesll, mesh, (m. masg) «. |. bit 
 "iTiiMOft (n. ?) bn6 gie0. 2. [<»ierbr.] bet 
 -2)?fird), ^TCiifd). 
 
 Mesii, r. a. in einem gfle^e fnngen, 
 bcftricfen, eiiu obcr iimgnrneii. 
 
 Mt^slty, mesh'e, adj. ne^foriiiig. 
 Meslin, mes'lin, (fr. meteil , t. 
 meler) «. bn6 '•))iifd)forn, 3)?ird)gftreiCe, ^TOt» 
 fd)elfprn, ber ■'TOird)ling , bns 03fmeiigffrn, 
 'XRengfoni, ^WTengeforn, '•JKnngforn; tin 3u» 
 fnmmenff tjiinge n) Wiid) ■ ■ . 
 
 Mesl^n- bread, bn« gemifc^fe fdrob. 
 Mesnaiity, meeual'eie, (Mes'. 
 nalty) «. [geubnliu. ] bie 3lfferiel)nbnrfeit. 
 Mesne, meen, *. [JJenbiiiiw. ] - eb. 
 --lord, ber Slfferle^n^^ert. -adj. [D{ed)t4« 
 fpr-l bnjiBifcbeii fommeiib. - process, bet 
 ^ebenprojeg, ber H)nl;rcnb tine^ 3fe(t)t6|1rei» 
 tti ent|lel)t. 
 
 Mesocolon, mez'zokolon. (gr. me> 
 SOS u. engi. colon) t. [3innt.] bai ©rimm* 
 bnrniJgefriire. 
 
 Mesoieucys, mlzzoiuKjz, (gr. 
 mesos u. leukos) *. ber fd)n)nrje €'brl|lein 
 mit einem lueigcn ©treife in ber '■Brirte. 
 
 Mesolite, mezzollte, ». l*D?inernIg.] 
 ber Wefclitl). 
 
 Mesolog^aritlim , mlzz^iog'a. 
 iit/ini, (gr. mesos ti. eiigl. lognrithni) « 
 IWntf).) bie Wei"i)H>gnritl)me. 
 
 Mesomelas, mezom'elaz. (gr. SB-) 
 «■ ber Q-beljlein mit einer fd)ii)nrien '.ilbcr iH 
 ber gRitte- 
 
 Mesotype, mez'zotipe. (gr- mesoa 
 n. typos) t. I'iJfinernlg.] ber '))fefi>ii>p, fitatji 
 lige 3eplitf). 
 
 Mess, mis, (fr. mets; golf), nies; ir. 
 meis; nngelf. mese; fp. mesa; Int. mensa) 
 *. 1. bni5 ®erid)t, bit ©d)fiffel. 2. b<\6 &u 
 mifcft, ®emcngi'el, ber 9Jiird)mnri1); bie ge* 
 mifd)te -ySia{\e; £lnnntitnt. 3. bie ^JJortioii, 
 bet g)?iinbri}eil , bie <3J?iinbgnbe. 4. eine ©e» 
 re(lfd)nft i>Dn uier ^en'oiien nn einem iifdjc; 
 (bei ©eeleuten unb ©olbatenj bet lifd), 
 3Jegimeni*tif(<). 
 
 We art four of (at) a mess, ti effi'il 
 unfet uier jufnmmen. Lower messes, bie 
 unten (l^euben ^criVnen, ^erfoneu vini nie> 
 berem Sfnnge. 
 
 Mess-mate, «. ber 'Jifd)geno6; (niif 
 ©d)i(feii) ber ©djnffclfnmcrnb. - v a. nil 
 einem Ziid/t fpeifen ln(|en, jn ^nmernbeu 
 mnd)fn, pnnren cWntrDien). 
 
 Mess, o. n. 1. fpeifen, effen. 2. [bet 
 ©eeleuten u. ©iMbntenJ nm diegimenr^tifdx . 
 rfjen , nn einem genieiiiid)nfriid)tu Xif(t>t 
 Mess, V. a. fpcjfen (&inen). [fpeifen. 
 Messag:e, mes'sidje, ifr. la. V. Int. 
 mitto) *. 1. bie !8ot|d)nft, ber •iluirrng, bet 
 25erid)r. 2. [ fonilit. ©rnnten ] bie ^uti'djaft 
 inn bie ^nmmern, pvn einer Jinmmer aa 
 bie nnbete). 
 
Far«. far. (All. fat. >lc. met. Fine, fin. N6. i ^^^^^ „j^^ gj,^ ^.,^ ^,55^ ^^1,^^ ^^\^^ {{,]]_ tf,]„^ tHU. 563 
 
 MtS 
 
 ]Tf essail^er, nies'slrfjur.^ ^(fr. nie»- 
 SfeffSengrer, ine» senjur.^sngen *. 
 
 1. tier (i-L-l)iw, '"^ofti) ajfte; Ucbfrt'riiioer. 
 
 2. i 6er Sctc, SSorbore, aSrrl.iuffr, aSorfliiii: 
 fliT. 3. «) [foiiilit. ©MiKeul D«r (St.wiebotf. 
 b) in ^iibiueWfiiriiT. c) 6er Kntljs&ieiier, 
 &txisi)f6Uaitt, 6tnt>tfnec^t. 
 
 2. Yon gray line* 
 
 That fret the clouds, are *es«en- 
 ger » of day. Shak. 
 
 To clap a m^stcngeron the cable, 
 [^.u.l eiuen fiiiofcn in t>ai lUiifertnii nui: 
 (i)tn. -'» fee«, ttr 55i'ti'nii)l)n. lfi«if- 
 
 2IIe8siali, nicsKi'a. {\)cbr.) *■ ttfi}U\- 
 
 ]fle!«Ki<tll!llliP) niesKi aship, «. bcr 
 ^nt.iftir, Cii^ "111111 £>f6 ■iWi'Ouif, 
 
 ITIeMSieurM f menhslioon, mesh- 
 ihuuri'. iir. "iB- I', monsieur) «. y/. UUlllf 
 ififvrfiil ^lf i>rrrfn. 
 
 inieNsiiiv iid)ort.) a small dog. 
 
 ]Vlessuug'<^, iiie« dwidje, (illtfr. m*- 
 goii. mcso.Mge) *. I 9eci1)rf iVr.J ^06 OiJohM. 
 ().ui6 iVimiiir Jliiflctdiiiteii uiiD ®riiuJ»|lurftii, 
 Wfifitfii, iSormtrf. 
 
 JT|«*t, iiier. pruel. II. pp- lUMI Meet. 
 
 iiVlctMblt.'fixi, ineiab'a<«i*, ((jr. ']£>.) «. 
 (StiKt.l rrr llfhcViiiiMii. 
 
 ZlfletHbulat, ineiab'bnia. (gr. meta- 
 b'.lei ». i-3A'rf.j' tit iBiriiiifcriiiig , »llbi»ect)i 
 
 f«t"»'1- , . « , 
 
 Jllctacarpal, meuakarpal, adj. 
 
 [•}l!i.ii i iur'}}iirfiil)>>iif (irl'i'/itl.-WiirrrdjniiC.. 
 
 Jflt^tMCnrpUM, nieiiakarpivs, < <jr. 
 mciii II. kar|)ii«.> «. [-iliiar.) tit 'Witrelliaiit. 
 
 nt;tHrlir<»liiMin , iniiakroiu^ni. 
 i.c[x. iiifiM u. ihioiioKi t. itx 0)firta(i}ruiu<m, 
 Srirri-rtiniiMa^iVljIfr, 3rittrrtl)iiiii. 
 
 ]n4'til|feT weiitlje, ( l>. mete) «. I. 
 fc.i? iii'MriiiiifiTfii. 2. rii« •iWifiliirlb. 
 
 9IetU{;^rHiiiiti}k<iMiii,iiieiagrain'- 
 
 ii'tiM . i>ir. iiK^ln 11. grainiuaj 4. bit ^lld): 
 
 (liihriuffriViiiiiKi. 
 
 ]fletHl, Miei'll. (fr. 533., flr. melnllon; 
 «. I til? 'Wtiill. 2. (fill (iJiiiiird) I'Cii Jiuri 
 tttx nirl)rfrfii "iJIi'tiidrii i tM -Wetafl. 3. i 
 t\( i^tx\\\n\f\C[U\\ , Cer 'OJi'iirl) (f. Mettle); 
 tie rtUiiii'irhS'irr. Shak. 
 
 Mei«l man. ter g)tctnnor6fit«, ^ll' 
 prVrrtiiiirt. Sii'UflifBiT- 
 
 ]TlefHl('P*iN, inelialep'xia. i<\t. SS3.i 
 f lJCl;ft.i Me >BJi't.ilfvf«, i)uiineii«uecii)e(t>J: 
 
 IlllUI. 
 
 }fl<^tMle|l<iC, nielialcp'iik, adj. 1. 
 
 lilfint.) tiirralci'tnct). 2. iiiirrl.ui|fiiC>. Qiirr... 
 
 ]TI<*tal(^pticallyfiiieiiaiep'likale. 
 tidi. tiirrf) 5)i-nVi>iiH(i. 
 
 IVffetalliC, meiallik, (Me t a I'l i ca Ii 
 udj. iiiftnflird), nifradit^f, iiirr.inni, 'OJii-tafl.. 
 
 Metallic currenry, flJll(V!l6f '•Wrilije. 
 
 jfIetaIIErer«IUM , meliallifleiri*, 
 (Int. nietalluiii il. feioi «.//. Witiltl ()fnH'r> 
 fcriiigeiiB, entfjnlreitt 06. rrjeiinfiiC. meMflj 
 hnlti(i. [metiitltoniiin, iiirraflarfiii. 
 
 ^**tnllir<>rill 4 metiirieform. adj. 
 
 tlt'tallilltr, iiici'talliiie. adj. I. ilif» 
 lolien , niif Wfind i»p|1elKne. 2. iiiftiiflird), 
 n\tta[\\<\, iiiit 'Wernfl <jefd)iv.iii.ii-rt. 
 
 Metalline waier. ^a# -WlllfrilllWilfTer. 
 
 Itletalliwt, iiict-iaiiikt, M. I. t)rri)}f(< 
 tndnrt'oirfr. 2. ttx -)7ifrnnfiiiiM(if- 
 
 Uletallization ^ ineiialletil'KhHii. 
 (ft. metiillisatioii) j. Pif -IKfroUfrieiiguiifl, 
 
 Engl, deut h. WurterUucli. I. 
 
 TOeMfTbiltiif 
 ill -Wft.id. 
 IVIeta 
 
 MIG 
 
 fe, mid' wife, (U. mid 11. 
 
 eimiiime, S3Jei)frflii, 5a}fl)miUter. 
 
 ife, (Mid' wive) c. a. 1. 
 
 '■**»» btt 6er (afburt Ijelfcii, (Sebiirt*. 
 
 (gr. meta. j^^ c,„6,„t)ci,. 2. i to - into the 
 
 fd>reif<iiiifl..^jj fotDerii, jiir 2Celt bttiigeii. 
 
 •"■***ire, B. n. §etmnrnitiiCieii|1e 
 
 "• '"'!'• ™iiiiie,®ebiirt«DeIieriiin, ©efrurt^! 
 — Metal 
 
 ^®***Tery, mid'wlfr*, •. 1. Me 
 mct^liir^inrt ,l^ 5?ebnritfuii|l. 2. (Die mai>, 
 
 ^«««»->„tunft fltieiilete ^ulfe), tie 
 i-er «f.-t.id.mi3 t Me !Beil,iilfe. 
 
 ^■«*»»"'ter, mldwiiiidr, .. Me 
 tallon II e.gou ^^^^ ^y^^^^^^ j,^^ 5a3inter». 
 ttn.JiJh-umii»f. „,j.i,„i,,,. l^Ufiaeralfl.] 
 
 jVletaiii»r| 
 , MetaiMorp ^^^ „,„,, ,. ,. ^ i^, 
 Mk. adj. iiifrnim-rvhi', ^^^ 2li„eljen, 9iu«. 
 
 ]VIf'taiiiorpli« 
 (Metamorphiie) » ,, jangerou., eine 
 pl)iM'ircii, I'env.intelii, iiiir ,„„g (Jifeniidjt) 
 
 Metikiiiurpliufft't.^g SuAk. 
 
 tiiitiir. J. ^iiirr, trr I'lTiioMfe.. ^aunt ter 
 
 H«faiiiorpli<*KiN, ' Ducrtrct). 
 
 «>•. ((]r. ilU. I p/. Ill • t a 111 II r p II c . 
 
 |'Wi)rl).] tie "Wdniin'rv'hofe , ltii''1« ^Jimte ■ 
 
 iSerinniiMiinij (into, iii). 2. lOJoturi,- 1. 
 
 iBrrivniiCiiiiiii]. 
 
 2. The III e t a ni or pli osi 1 of an intecl 
 
 from the aiirylin or chrysalia niatc into 
 
 a wiiigrd aiiiiii.il. Webster. 
 
 ]TI«;taill«»rpll(>!«iical, ineitanii'ir- 
 to«tekal. lulj. jn niirr -Bferiiinrrphpre gc. 
 I)5ri(i buret) eine iBiTiuflnMimg briwirft 
 
 Jfletapliur, mei'ratur, (gr. iiieta- 
 phora) *. l^i'hrr. J bie -JRiTiiptjer , lai 9Jilb, 
 bie lUbertri-iiiiiii.i. 
 
 MetapllMriCf niltlafnrik, adj. Db. 
 iTIetapiiuricalf meiiaioi 'ekal, adj. 
 iinb : 
 
 lVIetaplloricall»niltlafor'ekale, 
 ade. tiifrnpljnnrct), biiciid), iineijentlic^. 
 
 iVetapliurist, meriatoiisi, «. &i: 
 ncr. ber »J)fetiipljern nmct>f , ber 'X?etiipl;ern' 
 nitidjer. 
 
 Metaplirasef mei'tafrlie, (Me- 
 taph'rasis) (gr. metaphrakis) t. bie '^e> 
 tiipljrnfc, erfliirenbe Uebrrreniing, ninr(l)rfi< 
 bung. ('Bfernvljriiil, llnirdjrrib.r. 
 
 ]VI<^tapliraKt , nicltalrasl. «. brr 
 
 iTIetapliraNtiC, menaliaktik, adj. 
 iiirt.n'liriiitiul). 
 
 IVIetapliyKir, metiati^ ik. ^ 
 
 ]TIetapliy«(ical, meliaiii'ekal. ^ 
 adj. 1. merovl)i)riri1), ubirinmlii"!). 2. -j- uCer. 
 iiiuurlirt), fibiTirbiul), fiberinrlid). Su.ak. — 
 
 adv. M e t a p h y K ' i c a 1 1 y , lllf t.H'l)l)fiu1). 
 
 ITIefapltj'NiciaUf meiiali/ish un, 
 s. brr ■•Wfrriipljiififrr. 
 
 IfffetapliyiviCSf mlttafii'Iks. (gr. 
 meta 11. pliysik.;) s. pi. [^\ii\o\.\ bic ^Jfiftils 
 p!)i)|lf, <»ninbiui|Triir(1)nfr, 0)riiiibUI;re, Sd^re 
 I'om Uobrrininiid)i'ii. 
 
 iWt^taplasilt, mei'iaplajim. (gr. me- 
 taplasnios > t. ( (iJrilllllll. ] biT ''Wcrnplrtjni, 
 bic SSeriXjiiiig, ICortoeriinbrriing. 
 
 JiVI(^ta.<«ta.<«iNv moraii'tasis, (gr. 'Si.) 
 *■ [OKi'b.j bie OJiiTiijlafe , itmiifljeirsucniii! 
 berimg. 
 
 ^(^(atarMal , mliaiar'.sal , adj. 
 [5lniU.i iiim -Wirteifuye gr4ji>rig, ORittelfug.. 
 
 MIL 
 
 IWigratC*) mi'grite, (fat. tntgro) v.n. 
 
 l.iuftnbrrii, }itl;eii, fort jie^eii (inn (id) irgctiP* 
 lub feil^iirei^eiu; (to) ntifivniibeni (nii(f)); 
 fortiie()en, )tef)en (in). 2. luaiibern, f)eriim« 
 luiiiiberu. 
 1. The first settlers of New England 
 
 migrated first toHolland, and after- 
 wards to America. Some species of 
 fowls — in autumn to a warmer climata 
 for a temporary residence. Webster. 
 
 !!niij(ration, migii'xhun, j. l. bA^ 
 <IDanbern, ber 3ng, tie SBnnbening, Drr«« 
 oetnubeniiitj. 2. bie SScrnnberiiiig , 2?erriif> 
 fuiig (be5 6d)iutrpiiiifte5 :c.). Woodward, 
 
 UllgratOry, migr&turj, adj. 1. 
 au^iuaiibcriib, ium ^lui^ronnberii geneigt. 2. 
 uiii()ern)aMbernb. 3. pon einem !liinm in eiii 
 nnbere^ jiei)cnb; — fowls, S'lgi'Oflel. 
 
 Migratory instinct, ber 5lDanberunfl*», 
 ^ii6ioaiiberiiiig£in(liiirt. 
 
 Slilan, niil-lan, (fr. 'US.) : [®epgr.] 
 ^Oilailb. — Mi 1 'anese, adj. niailailblKf). 
 
 milaneae, «. I, t&^ iDIaiIaitbir(i)e. 
 2. Me W.iil.inber. 
 
 Hfilcllf miUh , (nngelf. melce) adj. 
 (nur pen Iljiereil) ^ilrt) gebenb, OTild) . . . 
 
 Milch-cow, eie •i)Kild)ful). -heart- 
 ed, t iueid)l)er}ig. --kine, niild)eiibe 
 .Si'ihe.SHAK. --woman, * bie ©niigeniin. 
 
 IVfild, m{ld,(niigeir. mild) n<(;. I. (fiiiift, 
 
 - 'icljMU inilb, geliiibe, fnnft (2frf)t Jc). 2. 
 teprfii ,,,irt)t (Irtrf loirfeiib, nirf)t Ijef'tig nn. 
 riiirni -OTin. -^ fnuft. 3. milt, giltifl, lift" 
 
 9Ie««orizc-.4. ,„iib, fn„ft (<8iirf, 
 ttintlrti. -'.g (tifiii (SJerd)mn(fe 
 
 ]ff <*t«or<>IIte, niet'c,v»f). 7. n\\\x>, 
 
 ]liett*r«»lite*, met'crolite ' " 4 
 teprili'iii, ?tiifi1riii. 
 
 ]Tff«'teor4»IOj{ic,nijicoriMo>l'jik.ob. 
 
 Meteorfilos-ical , meteorolod'. 
 
 jekal. adj MlfrfiTiliniifd). 
 
 raetfnorol<»{|;i.<it, meieornrioj'st, 
 (M e t c r o 1 ' o g i K ti t. ber ■>))?itet>n'lpg. 
 
 ]?Ieteor(»lu|^y, ineicororioje, (gr. 
 meteoroii 11. logo.s) t. l^pl^Dl'.) bie -^JfetCPrPj 
 Irgie, i?iifferrd>rinniin^<, ^iUitterniigjleljre. 
 
 n<*tef»r4>iiiaiicy,iiieici)iniii'niaa- 
 %i, ( M e te ro m 'a n cy) (gr. meteoron 11, 
 iiianteiai *. bie "lUal^rriigcrei oii5 ben Siifti 
 erhtfinntigen. 
 
 Mefe«>r<»RCOpy, metcnros'kApi. 
 (gr. mer<-')r..n 11. .sknpvo; *. [ -Jldron. ] tie 
 •OTerVrriM'fi'V'ie. — Met 'poms rope, iet 
 -XJefrprpffop. [ rrorird), iiirreornrtig. 
 
 ]fff(*t««>r4»ll!«, nieieon'is, ndj mt» 
 
 ]fleter, mc n'ir. (p. metei *. ber ■"OTt-f. 
 fer (l>f|onbert< in 3iifiiniiiieiire(iiiiigen , j. 2}. 
 coal--, ber JKpl)leiinie|[er; land--, bet 
 
 JflblllfffiT). 
 
 if »*ter, iiic'tcr. } (nngeir. meter ; fr. 
 
 ]fff«*tr«'!, ^ metre; gr. metron) 
 
 *. I. lfr.?iiiigeiim(ig] ta6'i'yi<Ux(—Z9'^'^lif^ 
 eiigl. 3i'fl , I'f. Vni.ooo-ooote 'if'fi' ^fr ^nu 
 ferniing ppiii Qlegii.nrr biiJ piin 9ii>rbpp|). 
 2. («l?i'f|".] ba^ ©tlbenni.ijj, 25cr6inng. 
 
 ]fletlie^lill, mci/ieg'lin, (:u. niezyg- 
 lln) f b.T 5i3o(Trrnietf), -Werl). 
 
 Mf^tllillkM, iiici/iiiiks' . priief. me- 
 thoii^lii, V. imiierx. iiiir brtil(f)r, mid) blllift. 
 
 ^(-tll<»<l, iiiei/i'iid. (gr. luelliodos) «. 
 I. bie brrtimmte Orbnung, ber ^Mn , bie 
 'Werl)obe. 2. bie "Mferbi'be, 91rt, Slrt unft 
 
 36 
 
560 Fatp. far. fall. fat. M*, met. Fine. fin. Ni, move, n6r, g, got. 6!l. cl6n<L Ti\he, tub. fi^II. t/tin, Tnis. 
 
 MEK 
 
 IHerg-er, mer'jur, *. [9?«cf)Wr>)r.l 
 bie ®ertd)iiie(jiinfl (eine« Meinen &ntti in 
 eJw flrogercS). Biackstone. 
 
 ]WerilIian} ni^nd'ean, merid'jeaii, 
 (fr. me'ridien; (nt. inei idles) «. 1. 19l|ltl>n. 
 u. (Seoni"-] bcr ^enbiiin , ^Titttnggfrei*. 2. 
 >« ^TOittng, bie 9Kitrng*jett. 3. i a) bie 
 I^Jcfjile ©tufe, ber ©ipfcl, bie 9)?ittnge. 
 ^&f)e. b)ber'D?eribinn, befoiibcreDrt, <StiinB: 
 puntt, Smliiiib (in aScjieljung nuf ijrtlit^e 
 llmftdnbe ob. Singe, bie einen Dtt , eiiien 
 2"uilflnb uon niibeni iinterrdjeiben ). 
 3. a) The m eridian of life, of power, 
 of glory. Webster, b) This book is 
 adapted to the — of England, of Ger- 
 many; a measure is adapted to the — 
 of London or Pari«. 
 Calculated for their meridian, i^rem 
 guflnnbc , t^ren ©inftrfjtfii rtiigemeiien , }ii 
 itjttn ©itten )>a(Teiib. Magnetic-, ber mn(j> 
 netifc^e gWeribinn. 
 
 meridian, o(i;.l.mittngig,^ittagd... 
 
 2. jum *DJittng, jtini qXirtngfifrcife gelprig, 
 
 gRittag*...; jum tnrtgiietir(t)cii 'iBJenbinn 
 
 flel)5rig. 3. 1 aiif beiii fjij(f)|leii <l5iititte bt-. 
 
 publict), gjfittngS . . . 
 
 1. The sun sat high in his meridian 
 
 tower. MiLXOW. 3. The hero enjoyed 
 
 his - glory. Webster. 
 
 Meridian heat, bie ^Jfittngdljt^e. - 
 
 line, bil WUtng61inie. 
 
 meridional, mend'eonal, (fr. ^oiiol.] 
 adj. iiiittnglid), fiiblid), 9Kittag« „o. '~ 
 gegeit ?Oiittng licgeiibj jiiiJkttonim'nilk., (Me- 
 l;i)rig. nietoiii)nii|"(^. — adv. 
 
 M e r i d i o n a Lfa 1 1 y , ineton»mifcf>. 
 ferniing liitflonyiny , metoncme, mlt'6- 
 
 tflfninie. (gr. nielonyniia) «• [ 9{l)f t. ) bic ^Jit' 
 fDiiDtiiie, ber ^lameinofdjul , bie SBorfoer^ 
 Rtftfefrung. 
 
 Metope, niet'ope, (gr. <n3.i *. [9lri 
 lf)it.i bie 3iuirrfKiii^'i-itf, 3nni'ct)eiirirfe. 
 
 ]lfetopOSCO|li*>t, mettopo* kop'gt. 
 
 ». ber 5Spnd)t6^ell^^>r, ^phmlLigiuMiiifrr. 
 
 WetopOSCOpy , metlopoVkope, 
 (gr. metopoii u. scoppo) #. Me (S5i'ftif)r5&eii> 
 tliiig, Oi(■fil1)^i■^fll^^•rl■i, 'iJJl)i)ficignomif. 
 
 Metre, me'ier. r. Meter. 
 
 metrical, niet'trekal. adj. niftrilrf), 
 tmd) brni ©lU'ciming ntgi-niffyeii , getMinDen, 
 in 95f riVn. — adv. M e t ' r i c a 1 1 y. luerrii'rt), 
 ill SBrrrcn. [t ber a5er6nuicl)fr. 
 
 metrist, nie'trist. (Mftric'iaA) #. 
 
 MetrolOg-y, meirol'loje. (gr. nie- 
 tron u. logos) s. tie 'OJIiipfiinDc, '>Din|5le(;re, 
 Wefrntpgie 
 
 metropolis, mitrop'polis. (gr. 2B.) 
 cf)iiep/. t. 1. ^iL• ipniiprflnbt (eiiie« 9{eid>e*). 
 2. tet crj6if(l)tifliirf)e ©i^. 
 
 metr(»poiitan , mettrApol'letan, 
 mdj. jur fellli>.U|■ill^t ni>er jur TOiitterfirrfje 
 (jefjprig, in ber 5?iiiipt|^abt iur()iieiib. 
 
 Metropolitan churcfc , tie Wiltter», 
 ^(lupt;, Wi-trnpiiiirrtufir(^c. - bishop, tet 
 ©rjbii"rf)i'f. *DiftrrpLi(it. 
 
 metropolitan, *. ber TOetroppIit, 
 ©rjbifrfipf. — Metiopol'itanship, «. 
 bie erjt"r(l)i!i(Iicf)r "Di'irte 
 
 metrop<»iite, niettrop'pAlite, *. t 
 bfr Q'r\., SpiiMvrl'nMipf. 
 
 metr«»pi»iiticai , mctiropni'ie- 
 
 M£S 
 
 tijeibifler ber f8erbienfl(icf)feit mne^mfl (»rn 
 ^niiMimgen. [l.| I'crbieiien. 2. ii'^t. 
 
 merit, (lat mereor, \X. merili nui metal 
 
 1. The faithful laborer merits hinexu) *. 1. 
 
 Watts-, by his writings, m erii(i-tai(i5 ges 
 
 gratitude of the whole Christiai 23e|'d)rtffeu« 
 
 2. Every violation of law — s J)?iirl); b([6 
 
 nient. W 2ebl)rtftig» 
 
 To merit much of ... ft(^ fei;r > 
 
 inndjen um ... (b)f. He be- 
 
 meritable, mer'itabl , f cr fpniCelte 
 
 meritorious, merret^'not and full, 
 
 uie'riioire) adj. uerftieiitllid) <i?nnbiicl)t burd) (St» 
 
 zc). — adv. M6ri to' rio usiy tet. .Shak. 
 
 ucrbieni'Hid)e SSJeife. }ndj. feii> 
 
 meritoriousne88,t'tlsinn.y.'ig. i"'" 
 
 nes, «. bie SJtTDienillic^feit. .^i(je, ti\& ipuMfl^- 
 
 meritoryj nier'reteS8,niei'lUiimiies, 
 
 bienfllirf). [#. irif. maew; *. [Ciiiirl).] 
 
 merle, merl, (fc. 
 
 merlin, merlin, e; nrtn. muz) *. 1. bie 
 
 ber 9erd)enl)nbi(^t, get) ffir gnlfeii , bie in ^er 
 
 merlon, mr'ter llaftd) ^ii6 ®cl)iige, ber 
 
 lliing^ft.] bie ©cf)'rt (ilberljiuipt) ; tlie kings 
 
 merinaim. bie f5iiiglit1)eit ^Stiirrtiifle. 
 ^TOnib) <• bie (P, a. [aSut.J ber SBar|eiirf)cI, bie 
 dai ®eefrn>i'. 
 
 Memew, V. a. 1. (niirf) mit up) eiii)lecfen, 
 trumfperreii (u. ^''''fc"; fybnitii niid) u. 9){eii= 
 "|'d)en). 2. (11). niiw; fr. muer) nOiiuTfen (Cie 
 geDirii). 3. i u. ^ abiaerfeii « bie 5?&nier u. 
 •iJKonbc). 
 
 3. Nine times the moon had mew'd her 
 horns. Drvden. 
 
 To mew up one's self from the world, 
 ein einfiimefi Sebeii fri[)ren. 
 
 men*', V. n. 1. fid) mnufen, fid) mnu> 
 fern, (id) hnnren. 2. t ftrtj uernnbern, ftc^ 
 nnBcrii, ein neiies 9liifeljeii bcfoininen. 
 
 me^V, (lu. mewian; lat. mugio) t>. n. 
 niniien, niiiiueu, niau(n)je;i. 
 
 metvl, mule, (fr. mlauler; fp. maul- 
 
 lar; murfeu) v. u. qiiicfeu, qiidfen, f(t)reien 
 
 (ivif ein ^inb). [iitinut, qiiicft. 
 
 mewler, mule'ur , 4. Giiur, ber 
 
 meaBereon, luiii reiin, (fr. 2S3.) «. 
 
 [^ot.] tcr SeiCelbiiit, ^ellerljnl^. 
 
 mezzo, inet'so, (it. 525.) adv. [TOuf.] 
 niej)!' (inirrrl). 
 
 mezzo relievo , mltsorilcev'i, 
 (ft. iiiezio rilicvo) s. [iSilDI;.] Die l;alberl)a< 
 bene 'Mrbeit. 
 
 mczzotinto, metsAtin'to. (it. fS3.) 
 I. [ i?iipfi'rtlid)crf. ) bie ©d)ainrifiin(t, ber 
 itupfrrilid) ill fd)i\)nrjer ^})i'anicr. 
 
 miasm, mi'aiiM, (Mias'ma) (gr 
 miasma) * [^cb.j ber 9(ni1ecfiingJ|lojT, ti<\6 
 W\(\ima, ?lnfle(f gift. — M i a s m a t ' i c, adj. 
 inidi-innrird). 
 
 mica, niJ'ka, (Int. ^.) I. ['TOincrnrg.] 
 ber (Siimnicr, ia6 graueneiiS, bie Silimnier< 
 erbj, bn4 Siitjenftlber, ita^engotb. 
 Mica-slate, ber @)lininierf(tiefcr. 
 micaceous, mikii shus, adj. gfitiia 
 •.iicrnrtig. [ber TOifnrefl. 
 
 micarel, mlk'arll, *. [gjiineralgj 
 mice, mise, pi. 11. Mouse. 
 micli, niik, (Slbfrirjiilifl fi'ir Michael) 
 t. 'n?id)ael. 
 
 micltael, nif'kl. t. «JRid)<ift. 
 Micliael-mas , I. brt5 T)»irf)nrl*?eft. 
 
 kal, (Metropol'ii ic) my. I. cr4tird)i:iilid> 2. ( brr ^crPil. - mas-day, [italrnb.] 
 
 MID 
 
 WxdtattiS, ber «J»icftner«»flg. 
 
 micltaelite, wl'kellte, #. {^ne« 
 
 rnlg.i ber 9]?id>nflit. 
 
 miclie, mitsh, (p. ff^iB. niaka ob. aw. 
 gelf. smugaii) v. n. 1. fid) peritrrfcn, fuf 
 uerbergen; (P.@(^)uI(nrt6e^) l)intcr bie<£d)iile 
 gc()en. 2. * mniifen (ilel;len). Shak. 
 
 Miching malleclio ob. malicho, ein gc« 
 Iieinier, b^^er 9lnrd)Ing. Shah. 
 
 miclier, niitsh'ur, *. « 1. ber %au4 
 Icnjor. 2. biT ■'TOiiufer, Dieb. 3. &iner, ber 
 5peimlid)fciti'u licbt. 4. ber nnct)|lf(Icnfe 
 Jciiib, Sliifdiiirer. Shar. 
 
 miciiery, mltsh'ure, *. * baS ^OJniw 
 fen, bor t)iebitiil;( 
 
 mickle, luik'kl, (nngelf. micel, mn- 
 cel; fd)ort. niyche, mekyl, muckle) adj. l|. 
 adv. ~ I'irl, groij, <iiifcl)iilid). [3lffi'). 
 
 mico, nil'ko. t. [SiHU-l bcr^Tiifu (i!(rt 
 
 microcosm, ml'krokozm, (gr. mi- 
 krokosmos) *. ber ■'Wifrof DSniuS , bie ^IDcIt 
 iiii .ttleiiicn; (gciiH>(;nI. fiir) ber ^cnfcf) nl5 
 3n6fgviif ber ihii iinigcbfMben ^IBelt. MI 
 cr ocosm ic salt , ( (Eljem. ] ini niifrofo5« 
 niird)e ©rt(j. [kal. adj. mifrofofniirrf). 
 
 microcostnical, mikrokoz'me- 
 
 microc(»ustic, mikrokous'tik, (gr. 
 mikros ii. akouo) «. bn^ fc^aflpcrflarfenbe 
 IDcrfifiig, 5?Drr(''l)r. 
 
 microg^rapliy, mikiog'grafe. (gr. 
 mikros ii. graplio) .j. bie 25ffd)rfibung f£l)t 
 fleiner Pb. niifroffi^pifdjer fflegenilanbe. 
 
 micrometer, mikiomm^tur, (gr. 
 mikros II. meiron) t. ber Nitrometer, ^lei»» 
 mefler (ein SBiTfjeiig). 
 
 microphone, mlkrifine, (gr. ml* 
 kros n. phone) *. iai Gd)<\tt\inHattun{i6t 
 lucrfjeng. 
 
 microscope, mJ'kroskipe, (gr. 
 mikros u. skopeo) *. lOpt.] bil* *)J?ifroffr)>, 
 93er(ir5geriing;"glii«. 
 
 microscopic, mikroskop'p'lr, (Mi- 
 croscop'icah adj. I. niifniffopifc^ (mit 
 ^ulfc tei WifroiTop^ angejTefU). 2. niit ci» 
 nein «5}fifroi"fppf beut<iffnet. 3. inifrrffcpircf) 
 (eineni -OTifrPiTDpe nl)niid)). 4. niifro|fopirift 
 (nnr inir 5pi'ilfe be6 gjiifroffopg jii erfennen, 
 b. i). H'l)r ficin). 
 2. Evading even the microscopic eye? 
 Thomson. 
 
 microscopically, mikroskope- 
 kalc. adv. niir beni ^Tiifroffi^p. 
 
 micturition, nuktuiishun, (Int. 
 mictuiio) *. bna ^nrnen. 
 
 mid, niid, (niigeif. midd, middej tat, 
 medius) adj. mtttcl, inittle. 
 
 Mid hour of night, bie '>}Jfitternn(t)t«» 
 fliinbe. In - air, initteii in ber 2uft. 
 
 Mid-age. 1. bn« mitrlere Slltcr , Nit» 
 telalter, bie ^JJIitte be« I'ebene. 2. Seiire in 
 ber ?Kitte be* £e6en6. --course, bie^iilfie 
 bee 5a}eg8. -day, a) «. ber gJiifrr.g. b) 
 adjx niitrngig, TOittng* ... —-heaven, bie 
 gjfittc bc& ipiinniflS. — sea, iai mirtcl» 
 (mibiff^c •5)?eer, ^DTittelmcer. — wood, bie 
 gjjirtc be« Sa3ii(be«. [ber ^ibii«. 
 
 mida, nii'da. (gr. midas) s. [(^ntont.] 
 
 middin, (fd)iHt.) a dung-hill. 
 
 middingr, mid Hiug. (angelf. SO.) 
 (Midden) t. brr ^J?:fll).1llfcil. 
 
 middctJCt, uiid'd«st, I4uperl. v. mid) 
 adj. t f. Midst. 
 
FAtp. ffir. fall. fat. M^. mit. Fine, fin. NA, m6ve, nir, g6t, 6il, cl3ud. Tdhe, n\b, fiil?. lAin, THia. 563 
 
 MID 
 
 Hiddle, mlddl, Canqelf. niddel) adj. 
 1. iiiirrel, mitile, mitrlrr, OTittct... 2. t 
 Vtitfrl .., niitteliuagi(]i 3>uir<i)eii ... 
 
 Middle ages, [GI)nMi.] tni r5)?itrefnftcr. 
 - end«, 3iuir<bfnjiut(fe, 'OTirreleiifjwfrfe. - 
 •tatioii of life, 6cr Wittelfliin6. -point, ttt 
 gjiirtflpiiiift (eiiu* ^reiiefi to. - path, - 
 course, ctr ?}?it[rliv((]. 
 
 Middle, «■ 1. Die Watt (tinti Snn- 
 tti ic). 2. t bit •OTttte, 3i»ird>enjeit, 3iui; 
 fdttnvoTfatit. 3. bit <3Kitte be« 2tibti. 
 
 Middle-aged, in oi. vuii mittlereni ^l> 
 tet. - - e a r t b , « tie ©r&e (nl6 TOittclputif t 
 fcer 35e(t, obet al6 jmn'c^eii Bern 5li!tl)ir uiib 
 ber Uiitrrwclt gelrneiu. Shak. --man. t 
 ber Strmittler, 'riUttlfemanii. — -»iied, 
 Boii mittdnr Wrogc --wit ted, i>oii niits 
 telmo.6i(iem !5frilniit«. [niiitelile. 
 
 JfliddleillUSt, middlm^st, adj. 
 
 ]IIiddling', mid'dling, (nnoi'ir. mid 
 len) adj. 1. ^ iiiitteliUiiMiij, OJfittel .., l)0« 
 mittlcrtr 9ltt. 2. I mittelmnBifl- 
 
 A man of - tixe, ein 'OTtniiii UDil mitt: 
 Itter ©r&e*. (telma§i(i, ertniQlid). 
 
 ]Vf iddllngfly, mid iluglc. adv. mir< 
 
 miillgtSj mi<lje, (.ailgeir. niyge, mygge) 
 
 «. t i't Wiicf*", ©(l)nnfe, ber jjlol). 
 
 'midland, mid land , a<<;'. 1. ittitteli 
 
 Iniibifd) ciJKiet). 2. mitten im Srtiibe, im 
 
 Siiumi bee Cnnbf« litflenb. 15&cine«. 
 
 JMIdles', mid'ieg, «. bie %{ittc bcc 
 
 Ulidleut, mid lent, «. bie ''Diiiie ber 
 JJrtdeii. --aunday, ( (^rifll. KnI.] btr 
 ©oiiutag Crtt.ire. — Mid 'len ting, i". 
 Mothering. 
 
 ]Midiii<i«t, mid'niAit, adj. niittelile. 
 
 Iff idin«>Mt , «. bie '^ittt. [iiattt. 
 
 ]fli<lnijsflit, mid'nlte, «. bie ^itter> 
 
 ]TIi<liiii{lit, adj. 1. initteriiin(()tig, 
 9Kittenind)i6 ... 2. fdjiuoti roie bie 'Bfitier* 
 jind)t, 'Dfirreriiiirf)t6 ... 
 
 nidrih, mid'iib, «. bie fOfittrlrippe. 
 
 mdrifl*, mid'diitji (niigrir. midlirife) 
 
 inidrif, 5 '• l^oot-J t)a« 
 
 Stvercfttid, 5)riiilffII, ber 3i»erd)tmi«fel. 
 
 Midsliip, midship, a<0. ium tnittt 
 Urn li)tilt bee ©djiffee flel)oria. 
 
 Midship - beam, [€d)iffi>.I ber ^it> 
 tel., Seflflbrtlfcn. -^- frame, [<Bd)iff6b.] 
 bne 5cl)r!, TRittelf, j^iiuptiponn. --man, 
 ber ©cefnbftt. ['iHfitte eine« (S*iffe«. 
 
 JflcdKliips, midships, o/io. in ber 
 
 Midst, midst, (jur>intnieng(|. u. mid- 
 west) (. bte ^ittt. Inu6, (UU ber ^itte. 
 
 In the - of . . , niitten in . . . From the -, 
 
 Midst, adi. u. adv. niitteifle, in ber 
 ^itte, mitten, f. amidst. 
 
 Midstream, mid'streme, «. bie 
 9Ritte tt6 ©tromt-e. 
 
 Miditu miner, mid'summur, «. bie 
 Coininerfonncumenbe , bie ?)ittte be£ ©inn; 
 were. (Soljnnni. 
 
 Midsnramer-day, ber 3^()<lHni£taiJ, 
 
 Mid^vard, mfd'w^id, ado. f mitten. 
 
 Mid^vay, mid wa, 4. 1. bie ^alfte, 
 tKitte be« ^uefleS, ber f)iil6e iSJefl. 2. i ber 
 aRittelroeg, bie ^ittelflroge. 
 
 To lie in the midway, bniroifd^en (iegeti. 
 
 Mld«vay, adj. in ber ^itte bei 
 BSegcJ fit^ brfiiibenb, inittlere. 
 
 Mid%vay, adv. luif f^olbem ^esje, 
 Mf btt VHittt Ob. .^itifte btt WtQt$. , 
 
 M[G 
 
 Mid^vife, mid'wife, (v. mid t|. 
 wifri t. ticpeOfliiime, SSJehfrau, SSefjmiittcr. 
 
 Mid'Mife, (Mid' wi vej r. a. 1. 
 eiiier Jriiu bei ber OJeburt l)elfen, (Sebiirt^'r 
 l^iilfe lei|len, |Te eiitbinben. 2. t to - into tlie 
 woild, ju irt.je forbern, jiir ^elt brtiiflen, 
 
 Mid%vire, t. n. ^ebatimieubieni'le 
 ti)nn, ^ebamme, 6)e6iu;(«i)elterinn, &tbutf6 
 Ijelfer fein. 
 
 Midivifery, roid'wjfri, t. I. bie 
 ^cb.iiiimcntunil, JpebarjtfuniT. 2. (bie ma\) 
 reirt 6er iWicberfunft (jeieiilete ^nlfe;, bie 
 ©eburtetjillfe. 3. i bie SBeiljiilfe, 
 
 Mid«%'inter , mld'wiiitur , «. bie 
 iS3inierroiiiieniueube, ^htit bc6 SDinterft. 
 
 Miemite, m{»mit, «. I'-Iljiiicraia.] 
 ber Oiiiemit. 
 
 Mien, mene, (fr. mine) *. 1. f bie 
 ^SJtmxt. 2. i bit 'iHRieiie, ba6 ^nittjtn, 31u«i 
 |'el)en. 
 
 The rcTolt of mien it dangerous, eine 
 Seninberung ber ?}tieiie (An6 (S'iferrud)!) 
 gibt JU gc|al)rli(t)er 9tii(t)e 91nlo0. Shak. 
 
 Miff, niit, s. ( bie ut^le Caune, ber 
 'TOipmntI). — Miffy, a<i;. tnurrif4>. — 
 Miffed, adi. (ill iveiilf) l>eleibi()t. 
 
 Mig^ht, in{tc. pratt. v. ni a y. 1. f&nnte i 
 he - have gone, er t)iute q(t)tn t&iiiien. 2. 
 (ein 9ii(t>tiui([i-ii ber ll)oi|'it(l)e i>vn iSeiten 
 ber rebencen -tiin'on in fid; iVDiiegenb) niud^te. 
 Orders — have been given inr Jliai purpose, 
 man l)iitte {ii bent iiubt ^iei;le erin(fen 
 roniien. 
 
 Miffiit, (nngeir. might, meht) «. 1. 
 bie ^frtdjt. OJeiu.i.t. 2. » fie ©t.irfe, itriifi 
 (einei Q'lbei tc.j. Shak. (jrijt sueugih oD. 
 force). 3. t ber diiie SiiUe, -iiiiiiuil) (OSe: 
 Oeiifn^ von >ilu6rrii}riinoii bie ilroftc. SnAk- 
 
 Noble respect takes it in — not uieiit, 
 eine eblr Siucffict): niinmt t6 nnd) biin ohkii 
 ^iflen niad) bt\i JCnifteii) nn, nid)i iind) 
 SJcrbieilil. Shak. With - and main , iiiit 
 Oder ■•OTitd)! , (MeiMit 
 
 Mi|;'ittful, mite'f&l, adj. t ni<1(l)t: 
 
 DUfl, IIIAC^IIt). SHAk. 
 
 Mig'iltily, mi'tel^, adv. I. in(id)tli] i 
 
 ijefiig, geiu>ilti|)i ilnrf. '2. (madjtit), uberoiiv. 
 
 2. 1 was m i g I: I i I y pleaded with a story 
 
 applicable to tliis piece of pliilosopliy. 
 
 Spectator. 
 
 Mig'Iitiness, mi'ien>'s, «. 1. bie 
 
 ^:3)?rtd)t, i>LM)cit, Qivo^t, (Seiunlt. 2. | bie 
 
 Solicit iM lite(>. 
 
 MIg-iitna, (fc^ott.) might not. 
 Mig^llty, ml ic, (ailijeir. miluig) adj. 
 I. niactjtivj, flatt. 2. mndjiig (frnftiG). 3. 
 miid)tifl, l)efti(j, fleiunltig (Donner, (SemaU 
 fer ic). 4. firog cbem 0)ci|1e nudi). S. ninths 
 tig (I'Plfreid), grog; SSoIf, ©trtbttc). 6. (feljr 
 brutfenb) fd)rerfli(t) (^nnger^notl) tc). 7. 
 lui^tig, bebeiitcnb. 8. | uiiictitlfl d'el^r griig), 
 4. Tlie mi gilt y Scaiiger and Selden. 
 
 ECHAKO. 
 
 7. I'll sing of heroes and of kings. 
 
 In — njimbers — lliiugs. CowLEV. 
 
 Miffiity , adv. J niad)rifl, iibtrnii*. 
 
 Mi^niard, mmcaid, (fr. inigiiard) 
 
 adj. iiii'PIld). B. JoNSON. 
 
 Mi{7ii<»nette, m'n eonet,/(|r. 20.) 
 
 Mig^onet, mig'&n«t, ^< [33i)t.J 
 
 ber ii^t'ipe, mti^iidjt ^eqtrid) ; bie ^artnelfe, 
 
 fiari^inii'eriielfe;. 
 
 MIL 
 
 Mig-rate, mi'grite. ffrtf. migro) ii.n. 
 
 l.nxinbern, jicl)en, fortjiehen(nm (td> irgctiP* 
 luo feiliufeijen); (to) nu<iu(inbern (nod)); 
 fDrt}ief)en, jie^en (in). 2. moiibern, f)erunt. 
 lunnbern. 
 
 1. The first settlers of New England 
 
 migrated first to Holland, and after- 
 
 wards to America. Some species of 
 
 fowls — in autumn to a warmer climat* 
 
 for a temporary residence. Webster. 
 
 Migration, migii'shun, «. l. bx\^ 
 
 aj.mbern, ber Bug, bie 233nnberiiiig, Drf«. 
 
 uetrinberiiiifl. 2. bie Scrnnbcrung, SBerriif» 
 
 fuiig (tti ©d)n)trpiinfte« 2c.). Woodward. 
 
 Migratory, migrAturJ, adj. l. 
 nufiiuanbernb, jum aiuisronnberii geneigt. 2. 
 uml)ern)anbernb. 3. uon einem Riiim in ein 
 flnbere« }ifl}enb ; - fowls, Suguogel. 
 
 Migratory instinct, ber aErtnberung^., 
 9lii#i»nnberuiig«iiiftinft. 
 
 Milan, mil'lan, (fr. «33.) #. [©eogr.] 
 'TOnilfliib. — Mil'anese, a(</. niiiilnnbifd). 
 
 Milanese, «. i. ba6 "Wailmtbiidje. 
 2. bie giRnil.inber. 
 
 Milclt, niiUh. (nngrlf. melce) adj. 
 (nur oon Iljiereii) "OTiltt) gebenb, TOild) . . . 
 
 Milch- cow, Die •'3)flld)flll). -heart- 
 ed, -J- meidjljerjig. - - k i n e , niild)eiibe 
 Kul)e. Shak. - - w o m a n , * bie ©(iiigeriiin. 
 
 Mild, mild, (niigelf. mild; ai</. 1. (loiift, 
 nngeneijmi inilb, griiiibe, foiift (&t(f)t K.). 2. 
 l«J)feb.] nid)t flatt reirfeiib, nirfjt l^eftig nn. 
 greifeiib, gelinbe, fnnfi. 3. milb, giltig, Uet* 
 reid), biirml)crjig. 4. milb, fniift (iBlirf, 
 "IDorte ic). 5. milb, fug (bem Qit\'(bn\ndt 
 uiidji. 6 rul)ig, mint (i>. j?nrnfter). 7. milb, 
 lieblid). 8. fiinff (nniBig, nid)t Ijeftifl). 
 6. Wlieii pasKJdii subaldes tlie temper 
 becoiiiefi ni II d. Webster. 
 
 M 11 d - « p i r i I e d . filiiftmiltfjig. 
 
 Milde\»', mlldu, (niigelf. mildeaw) 
 t. I. btr 0)4fhitt).iii. 2. 6fr a.ir.inD im (i)«. 
 treibe. 3. -lu.iiTciflirfeii oiif iiid) oo. ^npier. 
 
 Mildew, i>. n. bcmrljithniien , bnin. 
 big niiid)iii , burrt) >JRei)ithiUi urrberbeii. 
 
 Mildly, mild le. adv. i. niilb, gelinbe, 
 fniifi. 2. miiD, lieblid), 3. milb (licbreidj). 
 4. fnnft (iiid)t l;eftig). 
 
 Mildness, mild'nes, «. 1. bie >D?ilbe 
 (be6 KnrnfierS ic). 2. bie ©oiifi^eit (^et 
 (Stimme tc). 3. bie ®elinbigfeit , OTilbe, 
 OTilOigfcit (be6 <H5etter6 to. 4. Me (Siliin 
 bigfeit (einer Slrjenei ic.). 5. bie iSuOigfrit, 
 Sieblid)reit. 
 
 Mile, mile, (niigeir. mil; fd)iu. mil; 
 ban. mill; gr. milion; lilt, mille (pa.sxu^J: 
 fr. mille) *. fif (ciigufdjej 'JJfeile (= o.'so 
 Jug Ob. 1760 yards). ['W.iie. 
 
 A measured mile, fine gciMlietriulje 
 
 M i 1 e - c u 1 u III n . —-mark, --stone, 
 ber 9)Jeilen|leiii, <»?filenjeigrr, bie TOeiien* 
 foule. 
 
 Mileage, mi'le'ije, *. bnfi TOeilen» 
 gelb, ber ''))?fiieniofI, bie ^OTeileiigebiiljr. 
 
 Milfoil, milfoil, (int. millefoliHm) 
 «. (SJpt.l bie ©d)ftf., gelbgnrfee. 
 
 Miliary, m'ryari, (fr. miliaire) a<y. 
 (TOeb., '^t)i)|'iL'l., ainat.J I)irfef6rni<<>t, ^irfe* 
 forniig, .^irfe . . . 
 
 Miliary fever, ber ffriefel, ba6 $irfe» 
 fieber. - herpes, ber i^nutnn«ft()la^^ - 
 gland* , ote .^irfebriifen, ^nHtbrufeil. 
 
 36« 
 
S^^ Fnte. far. fAll. Int. IMe, met. Fine. fin. N6, move. n6r, s:6t. 6il, rlSnd. TnWe. (ub. full. i/^n. THi<i, 
 
 MIL 
 
 milice, niJl'li'., (fr. 2D.) «• + Me 
 
 95M;(;r. Militia. t f er ■ODiillclir. 
 
 ]Vlili<»litf^, mil'ervlite, s. [^liimv\\h;\.\ 
 
 IMilitmiCy, uiilletaiise. *. f tcr 
 
 S"rU'n^"1l1Hf^- MolIJITACIlE. 
 
 ]Vlilit»nt, niil'letaiit, (loc. iiiilitoj 
 adj. ftreirt'iiC', fiitiipKiiD. 
 
 Tiie clmich militant, [lljeol.] He 
 flveiri'iife .fttrdie. 
 
 JTIilitJtrily , mil'letarele, adv. Illili: 
 tnrirdi. nncf) itni(]Ai]i'l'raiicf). 
 
 IVIitifnr)', miriciaie, (f M il ' itar) 
 (Inr. uiilitHii.s) ndj. 1. Jll (Sl'lfiUCU D^. 
 
 aCnffeii grliijvia, iiiilitnriril), .ftrif(]5... 2. 
 ^rifgS..., frifneiircl), milirariul) (cinem 
 ©piraten jifiiini? , ^urd) jRiifiu-Mfiiilc er> 
 njL>rl'eii). 3. niilitiirirrt), tiurct) ©oiDaten uofl: 
 joflfii, niifoffulirt. 
 
 Military man, 6cr ^rifger. — ar- 
 cbiteciMre, 6ie ivriegSt'nufiiUi'f. - electron, 
 tine <D3nbI imcb Jtriegflciite, ©l'(^ntclllunl)l. 
 
 - tenure, l'gl•ll^ntr.) tct ©rbbcfil) mit iitili; 
 tarifdnr 5?origfeir. 
 
 militakry, t. taiWilitav; t>ie WiU], 
 Cmi^miIl}. 
 
 militnte, niil'Ictate, (lat. niilito) 
 V. n. (\.\\\\\. against) ilreiteii, rprecl)eii (ge; 
 fli'in, i»iC>iTrpri'cl)i'ii (finer Snd)e). 
 
 ]VIilitia, iiiillisli'ya, (lat. 'Si.) s. bic 
 TOili}, CniiCiniilij, SBiirflcrful&ateii, CieennD = 
 lv«l;r. 
 
 Militiaman, ber ^filijfolb.it, ^Kilije. 
 
 miiik, niilk, (angeir. nielce; l)o(I. 
 inclii; nijy. nileko, nioloko; bail, maelk; 
 ir. nieiig) i. 1. tie 'Wllit ibt'r ^iil)e i'->- 
 2. [^or.l ^ie ^)??ilcl) (gninfyiv i^iTatijeu). 3. 
 (ein nil* Scnicii I'ereireter i2ait> Die ■iJiilct); 
 Almond--, tie ';))iaiibclinild). 
 
 M ilk-cow, bie '2)?il(f)fiil). --diet, bic 
 9Jrili1)frfT. — fever, bne '07i'il(l)(iet'er. -- 
 f o o d . bie^WiilAlVcife, ■i))?ild)fi)|l. --hedge, 
 ["Bot.J ber '))iilct)i'niini. --Iionse, bie 
 <JRiId)fiiininer. --li v ered,frigl)iTiig.SHAK. 
 --maid, I. bie r)}?ili1)"ingb- 'i- b'l* '•OTiirt): 
 mabrt)en. --man, bcr '•»i'ilii)mniin , ^JKilrt)* 
 ^dnblcr. ■0)fild)i>erfiiiifer. --pail, bev •OWilf = 
 riibfl, 9)felffimrr, bie 9)?i-|fgclfe. --pan, 
 ber -"J)! ilrt)napf, bie -3)1 il(l)fil)iiiT>'l. -»iild)PfiTiue. 
 --parsley, [!8ot.] bie Dtliuurj. --pi)r- 
 ridge, --pottage, ber -OKildjbrfi, 
 ?D«ld)t«af[erf)rei. --quar*, ber ''TOildjqiinrj. 
 --rice, ber '>!Oitild)reiB. —-score, bie 
 9J?i!d)red)iiung. --lop , bie "OJfenime , bcr 
 lueibifdje, fdjivndjfi'pfine *))taiin, $ bie -Wild)" 
 fuppe. — tare. i!5i)t.] ba5 -Wild) •, *£d)irl! 
 fraur. — thistle, [Sjih.] bie -Siildjbiilel. 
 --tooth, ber rJ7filc^}al)l» --trefoil, 
 ["Kot.] bn5 ■OJfildjfraiit. --vetch, [^Bi^t.] 
 6as iiiiptlenfraiit, iviibe ©ii6ln>'lj. --weed. 
 l^ot.] bie >H5iMff :, (5-feIstmid), ^pimbeiiiild). 
 
 — -white, iiiild)iueig. —-woman, bie 
 Wild)fraii, bn» >Htild)ipeib. -- wort, [^Dt.J 
 bie ■5??ilri)miirj, jtrfiiibliinie. 
 
 9lilli, <aiigcir. melcan, meolcian; fd)tv 
 iniulka; lilt, niulgeo) v. n. 1. nU'lfeil. 2. + 
 fniigiit (ail). Sn^k. [-"JJioljreii iuii|'d){ti. 
 
 Prop. To milk the pigeon, to - biilKt, 
 
 Ulilkf!!!, milh'kn, adj. f nu« 'Wild) 
 beilflieiib, -)Xild) .. . 
 
 IVIillitrr, in'ik'ur. I. ber •'OTflffr. 
 
 lVlilkiiieN<t, inii'keiieti, t. bie titil> 
 j^id^tc ^«|\t)tii]eiil;eu, bni 'J}M4)ariiae. 
 
 JNJIL 
 
 ]?Iilliy, nul'ke, adj. I. poll Wild), 
 niilri)ig. 2. mild)id)r. 3. f ipeid), Taiift, iiiilb, 
 aiigillid) (iperj). 4. 'Wild) gebeiib, mild)eiib. 
 
 Milky-juice, ber 'Wilcl)raff. --way, 
 [']l|"irpii.] bie ■•Wild)|lriif'e. 
 
 91ill, mill. (lat. inille) *. [^lorbaiii.] 
 eiiic i)\ed)ciiinriiije (^r '/jo Geiir ob. Viooo 
 Dollar.. 
 
 JWili, (nngcir. miln; m. melin) t. 1. 
 bie ■>))fiil;ie (cine 'Wafd)iiie jiiin 'Wal;len) ; 
 bas 'Wiiljlii'erf, 2Derf; (in einer 'Wiiiiie; i<^6 
 ©ti'piuerf, '}>rageiucrf ; bieJli>rii>, 'Waljl! 
 luuijle. 2. bie'Wiil)le (al6$aii«;; (In ipeiterer 
 Sebeiitiing) bic (Jabrit. 
 
 M i 1 1 • b r o o k , Der 'Wi'lljl&nd). --clack, 
 --clapper, bie 'Wiiljiflapper, ber Qliifdjiag. 
 --cog, ber itninni, 3«pfen nni 'Wni^irabe. 
 --dam, ba3 ('Wfil^lo 5Ii3i'l)r. —-dust, ber 
 'Wi"it)l», Wi"il)!eii|laiib. --handle, ber 
 Stcrj, bai 2BenbeI)i''lj (nn 2DiiiMm'il)len). 
 --hopper, ber ■•Wtil;lfrid)tfr, Sfiiiiipf, bie 
 fflrffc. --horse, i(\6 'OJii'iljleiipferb. -- 
 leat, ber Wiil;lgrat>en. —-moth, bic 
 Srt)abe. —-mountains, t. pi. (35ot.] bcr 
 "iJJiirgiiiTad)*. --pond, ber 'Wiiljitetd). -- 
 race, bcr '07fiil;lgraben , b"a6 'Wiiljiiuaffer. 
 Framki.i.i. —-sixpence, einc alte eiigl. 
 'Miiiiiie (p. O'lljr loiil). --stone, ber 
 ••Wiil)l|le ii; to see into a -, tinea rd)arfen 
 5»lui Ijnben, bie bunfelilcn Sad)cii biird)= 
 r(l)aiicn; to weep -», feme iljranc l;aben. 
 -tooth (.pi. --teeth), ber iJacfeiijal)!!. 
 -wheel, ba5 'Writ;lrnb. --w right, ber 
 'Wiiljlcnbaiier. 
 
 Jflill, V. a. 1. inaljlen (Setii to. 2. 
 (liierlcn (©d)Lifplate). 3. pragen cWiiiiieii). 
 4. lualfen (tiid)i; rd)lageM. 
 
 ]niileu»ri»U, millcnare^n, (p. 1. 
 millenium) adj. aii5 taiifeiib 3<i')fcii bcile: 
 Ijcnb ; jiini taiuVnbjaljrigcn 'J{eid)e gel)orig. 
 
 jnilleuariHu, (MillenUt; s. 
 [Il)ii<l.| bcr (>'l)iiia|l. 
 
 JfliileilHry, mil lenarl, (fr. mille- 
 naire) adj. aii6 tnufeiib beilel;eiib. 
 
 JMilleiiury, «. 1. txa Oal;rtanrenb. 
 2. t bar (il)iiiail. 
 
 Itlilloiiial y niilien'neal , adj. 1. 
 ('ll}cc>l.] jiini tanrcabialirigcii Dieid)c geljorig; 
 tanrenbjiiiirig. 
 
 iTlilleiinillin, millen'neum. (I. 'HQ.) 
 t. I. ba» Onhrtanieab. 2. [il;ci)I.J boe tau< 
 fcnbjnl)rige Ofcid). 
 
 JVlilleped, mil'l^ped, (lot. mille li. 
 pes)))/, millipedes,*. ('Tiaturg.J berilcl> 
 leripiinii, iicdcrcjVl, bie \2l|Trl. 
 
 Jtlillepure, mil'lepAre, (lat. mille 
 a. porus) t. Oiariirg.j Pie i}5uafrforiinc. 
 
 M i r I e p o r i t e, *. bie per|leiaerte »5>uaft< 
 forafle, ber 'Wideporit. 
 
 jMiller, milliir, #. l. ber 'Wi'ifler. 
 2. [(S-atcia.J ber 'Wiil;lcr, 'Wiillcr (eiiie 
 
 (Jlifgt)- 
 
 Miller's wife, bie 'Waflcrinn. -'s- 
 ^fiumb, [ Od)rt)i)Dl.] bie iJflalonappe, bcr 
 :Rnalfrpf. 
 
 iVIilleiilinal , njlles'simal . (lat. 
 mill limiiJi) adj. (^rr, bie, bn^i taii|'cnb|tc, 
 na* iaurenbtlcln be|lel;cnb, aiillefiiaal. 
 
 :raillet, mh'iit. (fr. 2U.; aiigcir. mil; 
 Int. iiiiliuini #. bit ipirfe. 
 
 mUliKr}', iiiil'leaie. (Int. milliariuni) | 
 udj. ■'Wciieii ... - column, bie ''Weilciijnulf. , 
 
 MliN 
 
 I miliary, ». bcr 'Weiltajeiger, «JJ?ei> 
 
 leiifleiii. 
 
 ]?lilli^raill, mil'legram, (Inf. mille 
 a. gr. gramma) j. (fr. 'JKaB a. (JJeiu.] im •>3)?i|: 
 ligrainin ibcr Vioooi'''' -')"■■' eiiieSCiJrninin).— 
 Mil'liliter, j. bui 'Willilifer (Viooo'^f' 
 eiiie3 Sifcr). — Millimeter, *. bng 'WiU 
 litaetcr (Viooofte' f'"c^ 'Wetcr). 
 
 Jflilliuer, millinuur, (p. Milaner?) 
 *. bie 'Wobcs, ^patjl^rinblcrinn ; bcr ■iJiCise:, 
 "iJJanljaabler. Man--, bcr ®nlniitcricl;iiabj 
 Icr, 'Wobcljanbler. 
 
 inillinery, millirinure, s. bie9)?obc« 
 lunnreii;, ^^iitiDaiiblang; bcrijjii^frnia, ijSiitj! 
 IjaiiDcI; bie 'Wobc.-, ^^Jii^s, (yalniitcrieipna» 
 rcn. - ad}, jant ^ii^e gtl;ijrig. 
 
 ]VIilIiuu, mil'yi'in, (fr. SB.) ». 1. bie 
 
 'Willioa. 2. 1 bie ■■3J?i(lioa (cine grope aiii» 
 
 jnl;l). 
 
 2. There are millions of truths that 
 
 men are not concerned to know. Locke. 
 
 Ifllliionary , uiilyuiiare, adj. ju 
 ■Wiflioiiea gel)i!irig, na5 ^JKilliPiien bei1c!)eaD. 
 
 JWilliuiied, milyund, adj. f mit 
 ■"Willioiicii pcrnu'ljrt. Shak. (lipiiile. 
 
 ITIilliontli, mil'yunt/i, adj. bcr laiu 
 
 lUillrea, mllie',) s. tnafciib Oieii 
 
 JVlillree, ) (cine porragiefif^e 
 
 -Winiic = 1 Dnf/nr, 24 Ceat^.). 
 
 milt, milt, (nngeir. iS}. , bna. ,I;on. 
 milt) *. I. (2Jnnt.] bie 'Wili. 2. bie 'Wilit> 
 (ber 5ifd)c). 
 
 Milt-wort, [93cf.] bn« gWiljfrnat. 
 
 milt, V. a. [Od)tl;i)pl.J lait 'Wild) be» 
 friid)fcn (Dea ^togciu. 
 
 iriilter, miitur, M. [^<i)tl)t)ol.] ber 
 Wild)iier, 'Wild)cr, Ceiiaer. 
 
 Jfliiii, (fd)Drt.) afiectedly meek. 
 
 ITIiiiie, mime, (Int. niimus) s. ^' 1. 
 ber i)>oiTcnriijjer. 2. bic Spi.'\\e , tai ^v^tw 
 ipicl, (i>ci)crbeai"piel. 
 
 mime, V. n. ^nffea reigcn. 
 
 ifliiiier, mi'miir, t. " ber ^Kiiiie. 
 
 miliieiiis, mimesis, (gr. SB.) i. 
 [9Jl;ct.] bie 9'iad)affiing , 9?nd)nl;niaiig ber 
 ©tiinine u. (ycberbea ciae^ »)tiibcra, — M i- 
 luet'ic, adj. jar 'IRa(f)nt)imiag geaeigt ob. 
 gefd)irff. 
 
 milllick, mim'mik, \ (gr. mimos) 
 
 mimical, mimnieKal.^ni^/. 1. nad)< 
 nljnieab, nnd)bilbcab, jnia Oiac^al^aieii, 
 3^nd>atfea, >Drad)aind)ea geaeigt. 2. tainiifd), 
 nns 'Tiac^nljiaaag. 9?nd>aff""fl be|lel)cab. 
 
 Mimic art, bie 'Wiiiiif, (SJcberbcafsnil. 
 
 mimick, t. I- bcr 'Wiiaifcr, (i)cbcr> 
 
 beiinind)er, ©cbcrbcarpifler , ^jjofffurcjiijer. 
 
 2. ber >)ind)affiT, rflaoirrt)e 9ind)nt)nicr. 3. pi. 
 
 bie OJtimif, (ijcbcrbcalel^re. 
 
 2. Of France the mimick, and of Spain 
 
 the prey. AmoY, 
 
 mimicli, V. a. nn(^n[}nicn, nnd)>.ua> 
 c^cn nad)iifffn. 
 
 mimickry, miiu'mikre, ». bie pci\t 
 fciiljofie i)uii1ml)iniiii(i, i)iiid)a|Ta-ci. 
 
 mimOj^raplier , memog'grafijr, 
 (0. gr. mimos 11. graplio) *. 6ir "Williein 
 fd)riii'cr, Wiineiibid)ter, G'lner, bcr ®cbtr« 
 benfiMcIc, ^oiTenilacfe fd)rcibr. 
 
 mill% (rd)Ott.) mind, resemblance. 
 
 mina, mi'na, (gr. mna) i. [gr. 
 'Wiiniiu.J bic 'Wine (= 100 4:>rai^iiten 06. 
 2. ^Jjf. 17 5l;itl. ©tcrliim). 
 
Fate. far. fall. fat. .Me. met. Fine. fin. iN'A, move. n6r. got. 6il, cloiiil. Ti\be. t(ib. full. l/»in. Tills. 505 
 
 MiiN 
 
 . HfinaciOUM, meua'slius, ((. minax) 
 m4j- triMifiif, bcDri'l>lirf). 
 
 ^illiicity f aieiias'tete , «. f ^ic 
 Seiftuiio }iiin X>roi)cit. 
 
 JHinaretf iiiin'aret. (turf, minar) i, 
 (lurfril itt ?fRiiinret (Spil)ti)urm) etuer 
 gRoi'Art. I I)eii6, Drcl) . . . 
 
 minatory, Diin'natuie, adj. Cro: 
 
 mince? f niiiise. (ailiinf. minsiau) v. a. 
 I. ? ill flriuc, tumit <B(iid(t)en Ijorfen, rd)nei: 
 ben , jfrljnrfi'n , ^fr^(l)llct^ell , jcrljaiien. 2. t 
 
 a) milCeru, trutiMiiiifii , benirtiirtiii, einer 
 €ii(f)e eiuen nll^er^ >Jliiitrirf) gcbcn. Shak. 
 
 b) I'erfleiiifrn , ucrvingerii. o iiffcftirt fpre« 
 d)fii I'lMi ^timifi, (SriunS nffcfrireii. Shai. di 
 (niit it) I'erbluiiit \frt<t)tix, ef ufrblfimr (jeben. 
 
 mince, V. n. I. im Okheii ild) |liii)fr> 
 mav'si iitrcM, nfffftirt !jcl)cii, mppclii. rd)iuaii! 
 jcu. 'i. nffi'ftirt, flCjirrt rprcd)fii, ilrf) iii-ren. 
 
 Mincing poetry, mincing jtlrpti, 
 fljfiftirtr 'jpDfiif, juii(iftrli(l)e 2d)tirte. Shak. 
 
 mince -pi<?» uiinse'-p{, ) . 
 
 minced-pie, uiinseJ-pi.^ 
 
 .mincing, n>iii'i.fng, «. bit 3intte\. 
 
 mincillg'iy, min single, lulv. I. ill 
 fli'iiicii £tiirfni, ilurfiiifir*. Hooke«. 2. i a) 
 afTi'f'irccr ^^eii'e. b) iiiir ober(i>i(t>li4) obtr 
 t'bciilnii. 
 
 mind, mind, (iinortr. gcmind. gcminde ; 
 
 n. uiyn, ni'-nw; ^nll. uiinde) *. 1. ^ie ^b> 
 
 ftd't ibii« S5L'i;l)rtbeii). 2. Me •OJ?fiiiiiiia , &v 
 
 (inntiUfl, b« ^i(Ie , bui Sirlannni , asrucb" 
 
 rrn. 3. bie '))friiiiiiig (b.is llrtl^rili. 4. brr 
 
 €iiin, b.i6 Womurl), ^itj; (in loeitrrem 
 
 €111110 biT (Jbflmutlj. Shak. 5. brr Sinn, 
 
 Irpf, bi< I'lifl, iJififliiiifl. 6. ba6 0)tt)iid)tiiig 
 
 ^^lf dnnnrriiiifl; bit ®cbiiiifcii). 7. berSfr. 
 
 (tiiiib. 8. bcr &tifi (Me £fflt>, (biilyer; 9. i 
 
 (i-rriuflrivfirt) ber (J)fi|l (05otr). 
 
 1. Tlir sacrifice of tlie wiclied is alionii- 
 
 nation ; how niucli more, wlien lie 
 
 bringrtli it wiili a wicked mind. Bibi-e. 
 
 2. I wish to know your — ; let nie 
 
 know your -. Webstkr. 3. We are ol 
 
 one -. Webster. 5. He has a partner 
 
 to his -; he had a - to go. 6. The fact 
 
 is out of my — ; to call to — . 7. 1 fear 
 
 I am not in my perfect — (i{^ bill llid)( 
 
 Drllft'iiiniin bci SBirtliiiib)' Shak. 
 
 To hix mind, luirf) ffilieill Sirine. With 
 
 one -, tintliiiimiij, fiiiiiirit,f)ig. Time out of 
 
 -. i>or iiiibeiifli(t)eii 3?'"". i'p" iiiiBciiflid)rii 
 
 Seiten l)«r. - of ... , ciii £iiin cniHlr imii . . ; 
 
 - of love, fin lifbtiibf* ©riiirirlj. Shak. - 
 
 of honor, bcr cMc iSlllll. To be of a -, 
 
 ciner 9}ieiiinng fein. To put one in - of . ., 
 
 G-men erinnern on..., Ghitm Q-tmai ju 
 
 <»eiiiutf)c iViljrrn. To call to -, fid) rriiinrrn, 
 
 bebeufen; erliiiifrn nii... The fact i* out 
 
 of my -. bit 6nd)e ifl iiiir eiitf.idrii, id) l)iil>i' 
 
 bic (Sarf)e uergciTiMi. His - ii. aiiered. rr i|l 
 
 anberii ©iiiiieS (ii'iuorbfM, l^at Kiiini Siiii' 
 
 geonbrrt. To have one's -. jViiicit 'iL5inrii 
 
 (bag SBfrlniigtc) l)iibfn. He is of a gr<.;it 
 
 many minds, rr ill fid) fclbfl iiid)l gliid). 
 
 irtiB frlbfl uid)t, \va6 rr iu:fl. To make up 
 
 ones-, fid) flltrd)liiBril. To have a-io... 
 
 £ml bnbcn (il ... To have a great - to . .- 
 
 jrcfie 5?wft I)**"! »«••• To follow one's-. 
 
 fniicin JtPpfr folflfn. It will not out of his -. 
 
 u t»»u ti (id) iiid)t au6 tt\a Eiiiiie fi^iaQciL 
 
 My - misgive* me, t6 n^nt mir. To come 
 into one's -, (^iiiem eiiif'aden. To be much 
 against one's — , (Fineiu iiic^t ill ben £opi 
 iDollen. To lie upon one's -, (S'iium nut 
 betn i^erjeii liegen. To bear au honorable 
 -, eClcii iSiiineS fciii. 
 
 Prov. So many men, so many minds. 
 i>iel ililivfe, I'iel (Siniie. 
 
 Mi nd-fi lling, ben 03eifl crfuflenb. -- 
 stricken, -f im Onucrilcii (leruhrt. 
 
 miudf c. a. I. (ycivii^ btMd)tcii, uicr> 
 
 fell, <id)teu, nurnierteii, ^d)f gcbeii (niif); 
 
 (ytiun^ ill ^Idjr iicl^iueii, Sorge tnigeii fur ..., 
 
 fid) befuuinicrn urn ...; fid) beiVtaftigeu 
 
 niit ...; ^eb>id)t nel)ineii au|... 2. (luit 
 
 Uiitenuiirftgfeit) ad)ten aiif ... , l)uren nnf ... 
 
 3. (of> G-iiien ctinncrn (nil) , ©iiicm G-fiuflfi 
 
 iitS (^)ebad)tiii0 iunicfrufen. Shak. 4. (t>ur: 
 
 l)(ibcin iiieiiieii. Chapman 
 
 1. Cease to request me; let us m i n (J 
 
 our way. Drvdek. 2. His father told 
 
 him to desist, but he would not - him. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Never mind, never — it, Inij e£ gut 
 fein, criuiibiun £ie a iiidjt luiiber. — >oiii 
 book, fehen Sit in 0')' 2Jud)i Icfcu >2>ie 
 fort ic. He don't — it, rr iiuiit)! fid) <!)iid)ta 
 borniiS. Ifein, luollen. Spesher. 
 
 mind, B. n. *■- SUiiieiii fiiii, geftuiiieu 
 
 mindc^dy minded, udj. I. gcfiunt, 
 geivillet, SlCifUn^i 10 be -, mollrii, ^i(lcii6 
 fcin. 2. ill Sni'ininuiueljunflen: Low--, 
 uiebrifl benfeub; double--, fuifd) , arg: 
 lijlig; noble — , ebrlbeufeub, groemuttjig; 
 ill--, fdjlecfctftffiiini; sober--, beiuuuen, 
 riiliig, grLifJin; feeble--, fd)wnd)|iiiiii(J. 
 
 mindednesSf mlnd'cdue*, «. bic 
 @)cMiiiiung, (^rriiiiiiiiigeti, <8c.ntniuiig. 
 
 mindrui, niind'iul, a<//. aufuierf: 
 fnm, flcfJifTcii, n(t)tfam; lof; eingcbeiif (ciiirr 
 ©nd)e). - adv. Mind' fully, gejlifffn, 
 nufuierffiim. Ki)r(li(itiil)cit, 2Id)rfauifeit. 
 
 mindfulness, mindfulues, *. bic 
 
 mindiiif;', wln'dlug. «. bie ^^u|inerf> 
 famf eit , tai '•Jidjten , *J)Jerfen (nnf>. 
 
 mindless, mind Us , adj. 1. lins 
 fld)trom, unbrfcrgt; (of) uiieiugrbenf (eincr 
 Siidjc). 2. uiipcrnuiiftifl, ni(i)t uiit 9Jcrilnub 
 bciiabt. 3. bunim, flCi|llo<- Shak — Mind'- 
 lessneas, «. bit gorgloilgfeit , tlna(t)t- 
 fomteit. [intending. 
 
 mind't,(rrf)Ott)roind it; resolved, 
 
 mine, mine, (niigelf. min; (d)W. u. 
 bnn. min; lipfl. niyn) adj. pb. pron. adj. 
 niein, incincr, ber, bie, bn6 'TOcinige (el)f uift(6 
 il.iiib - flntt "ly por ipauptiuortcrn, bie luit 
 cinein ©elbillniite rtnfiiigen; 4. 95. 1 kepi 
 myself from mine Iniquity. Bible, ^t^t 
 grbt my iumifr beiii ipiiiiptiuprte pprnii, u. 
 mine foigt iljni uiib gfiu&l)iilid) bem 3iit> 
 mrrte nnd); j. S5. <•''* is my book; tUis 
 book is mine; it Is called my book; the 
 book is called mine; it is acknowledged 
 10 be min e). 
 
 A friend of m i n e , cillcr lUf incr grcniibe. 
 Tlie i>ook is — , t>a6 SSiid) geliort uiir. 
 
 milte, *. (fr. mine; l)i<[l. niyn; tv. 
 mwn; iiriii. min) »■ 1. t<\6 33crgiuerf, bie 
 (Srube, ■'))iine, G-riiiriibc, ber iDrt. 2. 1 bie 
 •Wine, fflpibuiiiie, (Si'Rgrubc; Jiiiibgrube. 3. 
 [-Wi'ilit. u. 5f|1ung6b.J bie -Wiue. [I'lorfe. 
 I Heaped mlue, tai ©tprfiucrf, tic &t> 
 
 MIN 
 
 Mine- action, bie 93crfli»erf^nftie, ber 
 ^lntl;til an eiiieui •Bergiiurf* = iiiitcruel;uicu. 
 --digger, --man, ber iBerguiiuin. -- 
 pit. bie (Frigrube. 
 
 mine, P. n. I. ©riibcn grabeu , 2i>d)er 
 uurer bcr (S-rbe in.id)en, <ini'>fu. 2. tgcljcime 
 ■OJtittcl fluipeiibfu , um ©luem }u i'd).iben, 
 cine (>>nibe grabeti. 
 
 mine, i>. a. I. ; nntcrgraben, mini* 
 ren , uiitirmiuircii. 2. 1 uiitcrgmbcn (ge.- 
 IVPljIlI. undermine). 
 
 miner, mlne'ur, t. 1. ber iiergmnnn, 
 Scrgfimpp, OJriibeiiarbeiter, S>aucr. 2. [-Ufii 
 lit.] bcr ■•)}iiiicii«iriU'fr, OJiiiiircr. 
 
 mineral, luSneal, (fr. II. fp. mi- 
 neral; s. i. biK -Wiufini, iVrngiit, 6)ruben» 
 gut, bie "JKiiier. 2. t eiii itiuiMpcn rol)cn 
 -Kctnll*. ^ Shak. . 
 
 mineral, mJn'neral. adj. I. mines 
 ralud); - kingdom, bai 'iDJiiirrnl!, OWiiictJ 
 rcid). 2. nut ')Jiiiier.ilien flcidiiuiiugcrt , inif 
 iicr.iurd), -TOiiiernl... i<H5.ifTiT). -spring, 
 ber (*»cfunbbruiiiicn. 
 
 minerali.«t, m'n'neiali^t. «. bet 
 iCiiurfunbige , >>utrciifiiiibige, iVrgniniin. 
 
 mineraiizntion , uiinncraieia'. 
 shun. t. I. bie iKcrrrjung. 2. bic ajcrilei. 
 neriing. 3. bie «gd)iu.iiigcruiig init 'JKiiie» 
 ralicii i>bcr nut ciiifin -Diiiirr.il. 
 
 mineralize, min ueiali^e. I), a. 
 
 I. l-Wiincrrtlfl.i Pinrjcii. 2. in cin -W.ner.il 
 
 peripnubf III , prriliiucrii. 3. nut ciuer iiuiie> 
 
 rfllird)cii Siib|l.iiii iiDiixiugern oIBiiffrr). 
 
 2. Ill these caverns, the bones are not 
 
 mineralized. Bdckland. 
 
 miueralfZer, m'n'neraluur. «. 
 (Wincnilg.l Cai a5ircrjuini«iiiitfel, bcr ^cr» 
 
 crilllin:|llff. N1CHOI.SOH. 
 
 mineralog'ical,>.ii>iiieraind'jekal, 
 adj. inillcrnlOilUil). — uilu. Mineralog'i- 
 cally. nimrr.iiraifd), 111 bcr -Wiucniiogie. 
 
 mineralOQ-iiiit , uiliineral'li'iji.sl, I. 
 
 bcr ■iCfiiirnilrg, Wuicrfcuncr, OJiincrfunbisje, 
 (Jrifuiibiiie. 
 
 mineralog-y, ni'niieiarioje. a<. nii- 
 neral u. gr. logo*, «. bie ■OJfiucriilogic, •JRit 
 ncrfuiibc, >)J?iiurUi)re. 
 
 ming-|e, miiig'gl, (imgrlf. mengan, 
 mencgan; e. a. I. ^ uiruflcu , pctuiird)fn, 
 niird)!-!!. 2. 1 a) pcreiiiiocn. \>) I \mict)en 
 (biird) -3Kit'd)iing prrriiigrrn, L'erfiilt\1)eM). c) 
 pcriuirrcn, pcriincfclu. d; to - ones self 
 
 with fid) prri'iubeii , fii^ bcfrcunbcn 
 
 (uiit), ficfi inird)cii uiircr ... 
 
 2. b) The bei.t of hk uppear coiitenied 
 
 with a mingled impcilect virtue. e» 
 
 There - broils. Miitow. d) The holy 
 
 seed have mingled theniselves willi 
 
 the people of Ihose lands. Bun e. 
 
 ming-ie, V. u. fill) luifdjeu, fid) iiieii. 
 
 gen; (Willi; \i(t) mu\i)tii uiiter .., fid) be. 
 
 gcbcn 411... 
 
 She, when she saw her sister nymphs, 
 
 suppiessed 
 
 Her rising fears, and mingled with 
 
 the rest. Audison. 
 
 mingrle , «. t tii\i PJciniid). - - 
 
 man pie. ^,■lf (iVmcugiVl, bir 0}i"ud)iu(ir(^. 
 
 min^iedi)-, minggledle. ade. pcr« 
 
 ipirrr, bii uub brrt. 
 
 .mingrifrr, i.niig giur, «. ^t SBcc* 
 mi|ii)cr, 2>crmeiigir. 
 
^5^6 Vhf. far. (all. fat. Ale. inr-i. Vw. ('in. >'A, move. n6r. ^6t, 6il. cl6ii(J. Ti\be. luh. fiill. i/;iii. I Hi* 
 
 Miniard, mincaid, (fr. mignard) 
 tidj. t iiitCiirt), jimpiTliil), grjiert. 
 
 nininrdJxe, mineardt/.e, v.a. Bcr» 
 jartein, i>en«eict)iicf)di ; uwrunilelii ((J-nuno), 
 )u fet)v t\ia\ttin an . .. 
 
 IHIiniate) nun'eAte, (it. miniarc) 
 r. a. mit «»teunta, l)i>*rDr|j maleii oDer 
 
 f"'''""- ... .,1.1 
 
 miniature, niiii'eture.nnn itshare, 
 
 (it. II. fp. miiiiatura) «. 1. Dlt «IRitUrtfUr» 
 
 ni.ilcrei, 'TOiniatiir , ivlfiiinirtlfrei. 2. ^nl5 
 
 <Kiiiintur>, SkingemnlCe. 3. iet rotlje SBud)' 
 
 flnbe (mil 5lufiiiige eiiK* itapiid* ic). 
 
 In miniature, im .Kleiucil. --paint- 
 er. »n- .ttlfiii«irtl«, •OKiuintiirmrtler. 
 
 IWiiiiUiii, piiii'iiei.in, (uerDorb aM6 
 \>t\n trfllij. migiion) adj. (ki<i)t\) ll'llljig. 
 
 miiiikiii, *. 1. t>ie :juiigferniiiibfl 
 (Weiiu teCfrfunCel)- 2. bie feiiie Dannfiiite. 
 8. ber (5)rMi|'Hina, 2ict'liiia (|. Minion). 
 
 minim, min'nim, (hU. niinitiius; m. 
 main) «• I- bct 3iucv.!, .Knir;#. 2. pr Ml 
 Hi mi, [«)7fonrf)th.| ter OJhmme («!lrt 5rnii = 
 jisfrtUfr). 3. [-OTiir.] bii- \)Mbt >5fote. 4. - 
 cine riirje poftiiMjc Scbfiljriir. Spenseh, 5. 
 (^rtitiiDOl.) bie G-lrit^e. ^ 
 
 miiiiiiK^llt* min'ninient, ». I. tai 
 Bifumeiit, bie itrfimbe. 2. iai 3"ifl"'P/ 
 ber iVlun^ if. M u n i m e n t).^ 
 
 miuiiiiimi, iiiin'ncmum, ((ot. ^.) 
 t. 1. i-»i.Ul)em.]- ber geriiunle , niebriflile 
 (ssviiD (cincr Wri'ljc), bM -^fiiiimuni. 2. bi\i 
 WiiiimntiKber iiiebrig|1e'i)5rei5, bie iiicbrigile 
 3,11,1). _ ^ 
 
 millililU.i;, niin'neniii.s. (dlt. S!B.) «■ 
 
 fill ijoiii fieini'« Ding, ber "ipiirjei. Shak. 
 
 milling', niiiieing. adj. —district. 
 
 ber 'Bevnbii^rift, aiergbeiirf. 
 
 million, uiin'yun, (fr. mignon) adj. 
 ■f nctt, nieblif^. 
 
 minion, *. I. (geivofjiil. im uen^djt. 
 liiten ©itiiie) btr (Sruiilliiig , ^iebling (br. 
 fonberd eiiied g-iirileu). 2. ([ t><\i Siebrfjen, 
 ert)i^ijcf)cii. 3. [iopcgr.] bie 3iiitgieriird)rift, 
 «J}?igiu>n. 4. (Int. minium) ber *)Ketmig. 
 
 miniouinS") nua'yuning, s. bie liefx 
 teicl)f 25ei)anbliinfl. 
 
 miniouly, m'n'yunle, (Min' ion- 
 like) adv. gejiert; nieblut, iiett. 
 
 miniuniillip* min'yunsliip, *. ber 
 ©Mitb eiiif* (iiuiiilltiiga. 
 
 minious, niiii'yiis, adj. ineniiigroti). 
 
 mini$ill, uiin'ni.sli, (lat. minuo) r. u. 
 ♦■ permmbcrn; be|'d)neibeii (OJfiinjcu). 
 
 mini.ster, m!iiiii»tur, d. 215.) *• 1. 
 ber ertle , uoriiet)mile Dtciier. 2. i ber Die-- 
 tier, bni» SBerffciig. 3. CilJoiir.j tn ^Ti\m\1tr, 
 etantsminiilcr. 4. (Diplinii.l ber fflerd)nft*' 
 triiger, ^^Jfiiiifler, Sbci<o[lina(f)rifltc. 5. |l bor 
 Diener, iprietler; L©ct)i)tri.J ber ^fiirrer, 
 ^rebiger. 
 
 Minister of war, ber itrieggmiiiiiler. 
 — for foreign .-ff;»:rs, ber ■iMiiilflet ber au6> 
 rj.arrigen 91iigelcgi'iil,citcii. 
 
 mini.ster, »■ a. gebeii, barreicf)en ; 
 cfr ? lib. 5 rri(f)tu. Itjrit biubictni ju ... 
 
 To minister occasion ot . . , C^rlegeiu 
 
 miniister, t>. ». I. aiifivartcii; (in 
 irgeub einer 6-igeiircl)iit"t , in irgciib eiucni 
 ?liiite) bieiien. 2. (to) tiiencii, bel)iilflicl), be: 
 f»>rbcrlid> feiii , <)»itrel I'djntfeii , tjelfeii (im. 
 &. &eiv()l)k(. aamittiitrr> ^edmittel inrr;!' 
 
 iMIN 
 
 rf)en ; (to) Cirjtfic^) *el,nnbeln (Qintn). 4. n 
 
 (to) 6-ineni i)i\i ^TDtljige barreif^en, Ijelfeu, 
 
 l»eirprtiifleii. 5. bad ^irc^eunmr pcnunlreii. 
 
 3. Can St tliou not wiuititer to a mind 
 
 diseased? Shak. 
 
 ministerial, m'nniste'real, adj. I. 
 
 bieiieiio uiufiunrtKnb). 2. iiiitergcorbiier, iiii= 
 
 Ifrgebeu. Bacos. 3. ju fineiii pi>f!jiel)euben 
 
 (nl« Uiiterfc^ieb pou tiiitm ricl)terlic()eii ) 
 
 >2li)ite gel)6rtg, erefutiucr 3?atiir. 4. [iJJclit.J 
 
 iiiiiii|1erieH, ■•Miiiiiilerial. .. 5. geiillid), fird)= 
 
 (id), pricileriid), ivirc^eu... 6. iiiittelbnr. — 
 
 causes, 'OJhtteiiirrad)en (f. iJTr. 2). 
 
 3. Tlie ottice* and acta of a dieriflf are 
 
 ministerial. Webster. 
 
 Ministerial beaelies, bie ^linfe, tSii^e 
 
 MIN 
 
 minorate, minurAte, V. m. f otti 
 nimberii, uerfleiiiertt. — Minora'tion, «• 
 + bie aSerminberung, SBerriiigerung. 
 
 minorite, mi'norite, s. ["-Siondfim.] 
 
 btr ■>D?iiiorit. 
 
 minority, menor'eii, (fr. minorite') 
 *. 1. bie ■Winberiiiljrigfeit , <)KiiioremiiriU. 
 2. a) 6ie 'Winberijeit , ■OKiiiberjoIjI, fleinrre 
 3iit;l. b) («pofit.) bie *»?iiii)rit(it (©timtneiK 
 minberl)eit). 3. bie Sleiiiljeit. 
 2. b) The minority must be ruled by 
 tlie majority ; the — was larga or 
 small. 
 minotaur, ro'n'nAtlwr, (gr. Minos 
 u. tanros) s. [^[)ti).] ber 'TKinotniir. 
 
 minster, min'stur, (niigelf. minstre, 
 
 ber mimilerictleii ^JJartei im •Jinrlrtmeiite , niynster; j. l. jitiS'TOiMiiler (.KlDiler; ^niipt 
 
 (bal)er) i bie OJfinifieriulpartei. 
 
 ministerially , muinUte realle, 
 
 fird)e). 2. bie fleiillid)e S8ri"iberrit)<ift. 
 
 min.strei, min'slril, (fr. menestrel) 
 
 adu. lUif ciiit uiirergi'DrOnfte 'ilrt; initreibiir, 3. 1. ['Wittelnlt.) ber ©linger, '•^TOiiinei'inger. 
 
 ais il3erfjfug; geiiliid), firrt)iid); nnitmapig, 2. ber ©aiTcnfnnger, ©pielm.iiin, SBicrfiebler. 
 luiniitcrieU. minsfrei.'^y, nnn'-strel.se, s. 1. Me 
 
 ministery,niinJ«iuie.f.Ministry. ^JKiniietiiagerei ; ^ufit. 2. trni cKtifif.) 
 
 ministrul, miii'nistral, adj. f mi; (Vijor, bie ©nnger. 
 
 ni|lerie(l, ju eintm ®tiihid)en , Siener ge; 
 
 l)&rtg. [nenb, bieii|lbiir. 
 
 ministrant, mm'nisirant. adj. £)ie> 
 ministration , minnixtiastiuu, 
 
 (int. niinistratio) *. 1. Ocr DicMtl; Die "DJiit; 
 
 mirfiiag. 2. ber Sicnfl, t)a6 -ilnir , Kird)ein 
 
 ninr. ( Diemriiiii, (iiebennn. 
 
 2. The minstrelsy of heaven. Miltos. 
 
 And 1 will UKe him for my mi n s t r e I k y, 
 
 uni id) luilJ iljn jii nieineni ■OJiiuiiernnger 
 
 mndjeii. Shar. 
 
 mint, mint, (nngeif. mint; rrt)iu. 
 
 mynta; bilM. niynte) *. [^ct.] bie •'Miiliiie. 
 
 Wnier-mint, bie 23nd)tiiiin5e. Pen- 
 
 ministreSS, min nlstre.s, «. J bie | n y r oy al--, ber "iJJolei. Spear--, bie 
 
 ministry, uiinni.Nire. iint. niinisie- 'jtnuenmuiij*. Maclirel--, cie ^^rnufei 
 
 riuoj) «. i ber Dieii|l, t(\& 'iinit, bie -UmU: miinie. 
 
 gefd)nfre einei iiiirergtorbiieten Dieiieri. 2. mint, (nuiTfl)'. mynet; ^i-K. mint, 
 1 bie -JJiitimrfnng , Sniiuirdjenfunft. 3. bnS.munt; *. l. bie 'Dtfiiije, -Wilnjilntte. 2. t 
 ?prtbigtnmt, gei|iiid)e -.Jlnit. 4. [-^ji'iir.J bns | a) bie Qiiffle reid)li'i.en 3nfliiiTi'^, 3nfd)ii|Tts, 
 0)fiiii|1eriiini (bie *D?iiU|ler). 5. Cie ©tnnte; Ijunbacube. h; Die ijnbrif, -ii3»'rf|latie. 
 
 i)eriualtiiiig,i)fegieriing, bii6 •'Miiniiltrimn icie 
 Dniicr be» >JlniteS;; Die SSeriunltiing im iUv> 
 d)ciinmte4. 6. bie aje|'d)iittiflung , biii (ae> 
 
 l"*'ift. 
 
 2. He directs the affairs uf tliis world by 
 
 the ordinary ministry of second 
 
 causes. Atterbukv. 6. Tiie war wiiii 
 
 France was during the — of William 
 
 Pitt. 6. He abhorred the wicked — of 
 
 arms. Dkyden. 
 
 Ministry of arms. bnS J?rieg#l)nitOiuert. 
 
 miliistryslli|l, minnisiresliip, f. 
 
 M i 11 i 8 1 1 y. SwipT. 
 
 miniMin, niin'yum, (lat. W.) «. 
 
 ber ■•Witniiig, tie ■DJieniiige. 
 
 minneliin, min'nokiu , (. 1. bie 
 3ungfcvniin&el. 2. ber Sievnffe. 3. Dai liebe 
 ibd)rerrt)eii (f. Minikin). 
 
 minnte, (ut^'*^!-) mother, dam. 
 minnoc, miniink., 4. tiai, jiiage, 
 nns-gfiiiiTeiie *))fnrd)i'ii. Shar. (f. Minx). 
 minnow, mln no, ^ 
 
 miiioi«', 5 
 
 [Oct)ii)i)oi.] bie 'llri^e. 
 
 minor, nii'nur, (Int. 2B.) adj. I. 
 flcmer, geriiiger. 2. firin (unbeCciitenW. 3. 
 inini''erjnl)rig 4. junger. 5. untere, Unttr... 
 j. lOKnf.] lueid) (ioii, liMinrt); flein; a 
 tliird -, cine fleinc Sriite. 
 
 Asia minor, [Uk'ogr.] ivleinnfieu. 
 
 minor, «. 1. ber O^Tinberjabrige , llii> 
 inrmbige. 2. [Sog.J ber Unterfn?, '•))iinor. 3. 
 (-))iijnrt)^iu. ] ber ^Jiinorit (JJrnnjiafnncr; 
 muiid);. 4. eiii (dfhiut l&o^tl (ii £)ruiifiien. 
 
 (fr. menu) 
 
 2. b; A mint of phrase.t ; a — of calumny. 
 
 SkAK. AuBiHON. 
 
 He has a mint of money, er i|l l!It« 
 ge()ciicr reic^. Master of the -, ber Oberi 
 tnunjiiicirter. 
 
 Mint-man, bet TOllnjer. --master, 
 1. ber 'Wilnjineiiler. 2. ± ber G-rfinbcr; Qu 
 net, bet cJlu^brucfe jc.) fnbtijiri, frfjtjiiebct. 
 --price, ber 'Biiuijprei*. 
 
 mint, v.a. 1. f uiiin^eti, vi^ngen. 2. i 
 fnbri}ireii, frt)iniefen, erfiiiben. Bacos. 
 
 mint, t>. «. [Oertl.J trrtd)ten nnd> .., 
 2nil Ijiibtn jii (Sriun*. 
 
 miutag'e, min'tidje, s. I. bad '^Jiunt 
 ien. 2. bnS, wai genuiiiit , geprngt mirb, 
 t><[i gcpnigte ®fib. 3. i ber Olbbrnrf. 4. 
 ia6 ©d)lngfd)n$, bie Wunjgebiiljr. 
 
 3. Reason's mintage cliuractei'd in the 
 face. [jer. 2. 1 ber erfinbct. 
 
 minter, m'n tur. *. I. T eer ^B?un« 
 
 miuitenil, niiii'ueud, (Int. minuen- 
 dus) s. [-}lri[l).j Die 3ni)l , vuii ber eine niK 
 Dere nfgrjegen luprben full. 
 
 minuet, niiu'nuit, (fi*. menuet) t. 
 bar '0}i en nctt (Otr Jilljrrnni; ein ■^?nnf|liicf). 
 
 miuilin, nil n' num. (fr. menu) *> 
 1. li.i)p('gr.l bie 3ungternfd)rift. 2. ('iWuf.] 
 bie Ijnibe Infrnrfe. 
 
 minute, nieiiiiie', (((it. minutui) 
 adj. 1. i luiiijig, gnnj flein. 2. i a> flcin; 
 fleinlid), nnbebciitenb. b) Ijnnrflein, (jetiflu, 
 miiiltiiiblid). 
 
 minute, niin'nit, (fr. minute) «. It 
 pettm.J bit ^Ufinutc. 2. bic ^(UUU , be* 
 
Faie. far. {%U. fSt. Mi. inlt. Fine, ffn. N6, m6ve, n8r ^it. 8fl. ridtld. TAhe, tfib, f&l]. t/jin, THis. 567 
 
 atiiflfiiHirf 3. (91|lriMi., ffl'pgr. , Mrtbit.] 
 tit 'iXNimte. 4. tn5 ^oiijfvr. ^fr furje &nt. 
 Itfiirt; tilt 93i'ilifrfllHiJ. 5. p/. Minute*, 6a6 
 ^riuofi'd , iBeriifl)miiii(i^ui)rciben. 
 
 1. Since yon are not aure of a minute, 
 tlirow not away au hour. FRANKU.t. 
 
 I will be with you in a minute, in a 
 few -». i<^ foinme H>glf id) untttr , icf) feiu 
 ill riiirm tUiineiil'licfe lUlf^fr ta. To take 
 
 —H of ... to make a - of . . , Q-tlUilf llDCi: 
 
 ttii, rtiifrcftri-ibeii, iu>rmerfi'ii, nmuerfru, fiirj 
 bt'lltiTfeii. To aleal at a in i n u t e's rest, ill 
 fcciitfiirjfirllugrnblicff, luoBfrjii Seiltljleiibe 
 tufjt, ileljleil. Shak. The critical or happy 
 - in love, He iS<t>>ift!rilHiitie. 
 
 Minute-book, bit AhiDbt, tiai '^tvti 
 bud), --gl a»». brt^ TOiiiurfiiiidiJ, Cif^Ki: 
 liiiteii;£nii6iil)r. — -guu», ffleiuel)re, tie 
 j,be Wiiiiitt nbfjffeiiert luerfteii. --hand, 
 btr OJ?iiiiitiriijfi()fr (nil Uljreii). --jack. 
 b,ie fyit'deimi.iniid)eii. — line, ['TOnr.] bit 
 £;od)ifiiie. --watch, bie »)Kiiiiirfiiiil)r. 
 
 miuutef V- a. ill fiiriei) SlOi'rten nuf> 
 jfivtiitn; idown) furj niiftVi^fii, eiifivfrfm, 
 coriiifrffn, ninnerffii, iiotirm. 
 
 niliutt^ly, ade. 1. niinilte'li, a) 
 f)>inrrit-iii, tiniilaiiMid). b) omoii , piniftiic^. 
 2. uiiu'iiitle. jebe rtRiiuite, in jeber 't0?ituit(, 
 flUc i!liiiif»''lirfe- 
 
 millltely , m'n'niile, adj- fl4> ic^' 
 WiMiitf trciniifnb Ob. }iitrn()fiib. 
 
 ]niltUten«IIS« niinute'nes, t. I. \ 
 hit Ki<-iiil7Cit, liii^eriU Suiuu ob. ^(tn^cit. 
 2. bit llmr(iiiibli(t)ft'it; Klciiilid)rt-ic (bcr £e> 
 Mil* tmtx erjiiijliiiKi lo. 3. bie (fritifdje) 
 ©fii.iiiinfrit (finer ®fPbod)tiiiia »c.;. 
 
 JTIiuutiae^ meiiiiiihe^ , (iat. W.) 
 t. pi. bif rieinilcii, fleiticren ( 6(t'i)ii6ttii ) 
 Umiliiiibf, (fiiijrliiljciten. 
 
 SIIlIX, iningk* , (fr. mignon?) t. 
 
 ba6 aiirijUiiffeiu, loft, luUbe ''Diabc^fii ; ber 
 
 3i«oif«. Shak. 
 
 iVIiny, mine'i, adj. 1. reic^ nil ^trq 
 
 votrttn . (i)nitifii, ^iiifii. 2. ^ imferirbifd). 
 
 ^flirnble^ mi'rabl, dat. miratiilixi 
 
 ad), t miiiibrrbar, lUllll^frl'o[l. Shak. 
 
 TMiracle, mlrawi, <fr. ®., v. Int. 
 
 mii^iciiluni) t. 1. bnd timber, bie luiiiiber^ 
 
 bnr< S.idje; ibrfiMib.) 2. (il;eoI.l bn*2Diiii: 
 
 bfr, <a}iiiibcnvfrf. 3. tljemnl^ eiii ®(()niiipicl 
 
 (Mi bcr 5?fili!)eiiflerd)id)te. 
 
 Miracle- monger, rin 9)rtrii|]cr , brr 
 ecriiibt, SBuiibfr jii luirfeii. 
 
 jllirucl«f D- a. t ivuiiberbnr nin(f)en. 
 
 Uliruculous, ni^iak'kuias, (Int. 
 
 ntir^<culosus) adj. 1. ivuiibfrbnr, iviinbers 
 
 fnm (niigerorbeiulid), erilniiiiiic^). 2. iviinber- 
 
 tl)ntiii; I'lbrriintiirlid}, iviiiiberbnr (aiif eine 
 
 ubcriinturlid);, miiiibcrbnreiffifire i'trrid)ti!t/. 
 
 iff iraculously ) merak kiiluale. 
 
 ode. I. mil ciiic lvlm^crbnrt, fibfriinri"irlid)f 
 
 9lrt. 2. luiiiibrrbnr, biirc^ nuiji-rorbfittlidie 
 
 «JWi:rfl. [nes, t. t>(i6 "iijiiiibi'rbnre. 
 
 MiritCuluuSlieMS, niciakkulun- 
 
 ]VIir»<lor, mirador', (\V- St3.> «■ txv 
 
 »nifD;. . ©Mkr, ©rfer. Drydeh 
 
 Mire, ni{i-e. 4. I. ber ®d)(nniiii, iloti). 
 
 2. bic $fuyf, 2nd)e. 
 
 To Ife deep in the mire, i U. ^ ill 
 grfdcr 95erlfflCiil)eit rem. 
 
 Mi re -crow, (Driiitf).] bie Snd)meue. 
 — rifum, — auipe, bie Stvj^rbuiiimel. 
 
 MIS 
 
 iWire) V. a. 1. nitt Rotl), @(^(ainm 
 uberberfeii. 2. t bebecfeii (niit ©d)niiOe). 
 
 To be mired, im ,Kc>tl)e , lStt)lntniiie 
 ilecffii. lifofl) ueriliifen. 
 
 ]Vf ire, V. n. in ben £otl) riiifen , im 
 
 jVire, (IV. myr) «. bie ilnirife. 
 
 Znirifical, mir'f iekal. (v. I. mira- 
 culum u. facio; adj. n>iiiiberbnr ; ivuiibers 
 iljntKj. 
 
 jMiriness, mirtnes, t. bie toti)i(ie 
 iSeri1).iffi'iii)eit, ti\6 ili)tl)i(je, ®d)Iniiitiiiije. 
 
 mirii, mirk, (nil(]el|'. mirce) adj- ^ 
 buiifti, fi'M^er- - «• bie X)uiifell)eit. 
 
 in irksome, mirksum, adj. biinfel, 
 tn'ibe. — Mirk'tomeoeis, «. bie 2uii> 
 fell'fit. 
 
 Mirror , mir'rur, (fr. mlrolr) #. 1. T 
 bfr ©piejjel. 2. i ber ©pieger, bn« SBilb, 
 aSorbilb, •OHufltt. 
 
 Mirror-atone, • ber ©piegelflein. 
 
 IHirtllf mertft, (nnoelj'. mirlit, myrhth ; 
 iiirig) t. bie (Iniite; Jreiibe, giiil. — - 
 n n p i r i n g , J^reube eiiiflufidib. - - m o v - 
 ng. ijrciibe errcijeiib, enuerfeiib. 
 
 nirtiirul, meit/i'f&l, adj. Illflio, 
 irol)liiD. — adv. Mirih'fully, lu|lifl, nii| 
 mil' liiilifle SQJtire. 
 
 ]llir(lile8a, mrriA'lta, adj. freuben* 
 106, (ri'ubi'iileer. — Mirtb'leaancat, t. 
 fie Jrdifirnloilgfeit. 
 
 iMiry, miie, adj. I. rot^i|], f(t)t<\m' 
 Miitj , vol) von Rct\). 2. fotljig, au6 ivutl;, 
 .£d)lniiiiii be|lrt)riib. 
 
 JMis, mi*, rin ^rnfinim , bebeutet 
 orrrijuin, irrig, f eljierljnft, uon bem 
 3eiiiuor(e tui.*, giuf;. niiitaa; aiigelf. mi*; 
 l^iiQ. luia ; biin. nit»; ((ttm. mia; fr. mea, 
 nie'i It. uiIh; bi'iitul) inii);. 
 
 MisnCCf^ptAtiun , misaknepti'- 
 nhi'ui , ( M i « a c c c p ' I i o n ; t. ber 'iDki^uen 
 jlnnb, bie 'MfiBfentiiiiij. 
 
 IHiMMd venture, m'sSdven'tHhilre, 
 *. I. ber lliifnll , bi\& '•))fif*.)C|'d)itf , Uimliirt. 
 2. (■J(ed)t6rpr.J ber iiiiuoriiiyiK^je ioftidjlng. 
 
 JTIisadventured , muadven- 
 
 uIiukI. adj. II II {) Hi (f I id). 
 
 jVf isadvice , misadvize', «. 1. ber 
 lible , b&ie 9{ntl). 2. ber iu>le 'Stvi(t)t. 
 
 Misadvise, v. a. Qintm (d)itd)t, 
 iibi'l rntl}eti. [rd)led)t bernti^en. 
 
 Mi.<)advised , mfsalvixd', adj. 
 
 MiKalTeCt, mitaflekt'. V. a. nid)t 
 lieOfii, ungern !;nbfn. — Mi»af fec'ted, 
 adj. iibei gejlimmt, niiffleiegt, niifgcrnutnt, 
 .jefimit. [rtd)tig, fnlfd) niigeben. 
 
 JWisafTirin, inif.alferm', V. a. iin> 
 
 IVIisiaillied , miitimd', adj. iiic^t 
 red)t oi^i-r tnli'd) gcjielt. [fnlfd) nngeben. 
 
 Misaiiedg'e , ni'salledje', v. a. 
 
 THisallt;gatittllf misallegi'sliun, 
 4. bie till fd)!.' 'Jliigiibc. I ')Ji"iMl)cirntl;. 
 
 ]fli.<>l»ili»lice, iiiisalli ense, 4. bie 
 
 MiSitllied , mlUilide', adj. ubel 
 mTojiirt, uerbuiiben, jui'ninmengipnnrt, in= 
 I'niiiiiieiigefupprlt. 
 
 iUisantlirOpe, nns'ant/irope, ^ 
 
 MisautilropiMt, initan't/iropist, ^ 
 (gr. nii»aiithropo»i *. ber 'Miiinntljroj), OJiciu 
 l\1)f nhnner , ■0)?eiird)cuffiiib. 
 
 Misuutiiroiiic,iiiUant/irop'ik. iiiib 
 
 iTli.<>autlirupical , niisani/nop'- 
 
 •kal,«^/. mii'antljropii'i:^ , mcii|'(^e:i|eiiiblict). 
 
 MIS 
 
 Misantliropy , misln'tAr^pi, «; 
 
 bie ''TJflmnri)ri'pie, ber ■0)?enrd)eiif)n8. 
 
 ]IIisappIica(iou , 
 
 ippl^ki'. 
 
 ahuii, (. bie uerfeljrte, uiire4)te, f>iird)e iUm 
 mcnbiing. 
 
 For the miaapplication of aonie 
 pin etc., lueil etne i^nbel mit)t red)t ge« 
 ilecft lunr ic. 
 
 Misapply, mUappli', v. a. vtf 
 feljrt, fnii'd), iiiired)t, nuf eiiie uerfeljrte ilrt 
 nmueiibcn, niif eine unredjte^perfun, jn einem 
 uiii-rd)ten Siuecfe nnivenben. 
 
 To miaapply public money, our ta- 
 lent* or exertion*, a name or title. 
 
 Misapplying, m'sapplt ing, «. bie 
 uerfel)rte, iinred)te >9iiivenbiiiig. 
 
 Misappreiieud, misapprehend', 
 V. a. iiii6i)ei'|lel)en. Locke. 
 
 Mi-sappreliension , misappii- 
 hen'khun, «. bn6 Wi&uerflcljen , ber -IRi^' 
 oerflnnb, bn* TOiguerilnnbnig. 
 
 Misarrang'e, mi*arrJi|je', ». a. vet* 
 teijrt orbnen, niiorbiien. 
 
 Misascribe, miia«kr{be', V. a. irrU 
 ger iOeife, fi'ilfd)lid) ju|'d)reiben. 
 
 Misassi^n, misaxstne', v. a. irrf(t 
 nnd)iueiien, niigeben. Buylb. [n(()ten. 
 
 Misattend, misatiend', v. a. nii0« 
 
 Misbecome, miabekum', V. a. (S'ii 
 
 nen mi^rieiben, &inem ubel nnilefjen , miu< 
 
 jieiiien, firfj »i(t)t \'<S)i<tm (fiir) ; fitt> »i<i)* W' 
 
 trngen (niit). 
 
 Thy father will not act what mlabeeo- 
 
 m ea him. Audi*os. 
 
 Mi8beCOming',misb4kuni'iiig,a(0'> 
 unfd)i(fiid), unniiflnnbig, uii)ieniiid). 
 
 Ml8becomiutfness,miiibjkiim'- 
 ingne*. 4. bie Uiinii|'tiiiiC'igFetr, llii)ienilld)feit. 
 
 MisbeifOt, misbegot', > adj. 
 
 Misbeg-utteu, miabegot'tn, ) nm 
 red)tinnBig gejriigt, iiiieljelid). Shak. 
 
 Misbehave, mUbehive', V. It. fisb 
 l"d)led)t bencljnieii , ungebiltjrlid) IjniiDelii. - 
 i>. a. to - one* aelf, (Id) i(t)leA)i betrngen. 
 
 Misbehaved, misbeliArd', adj. iim 
 gejogcn, eiiic* i"(f)led>tfn ^eiifl;meii«, einet 
 ld)led)teii 5lufirif)riing rd)nlCig. Shak. 
 
 Misbehavior, mlsbehAve'yur. «. 
 tat |d)led)ie ©eneljmeii, ^errngen, Mble 3}eir» 
 i)nlten, bie UiigeiPgrnhrit. 
 
 Misbelief, mi'.beieei'. «. ber 3rr< 
 glniibe, fnird)e PJlnube. (giniiben. Shak. 
 
 Misbelieve, misbeleev', V. n. fnli't^ 
 
 Misbeliever, m'lbciee'vur, «. oer 
 ^rrglnubige. 
 
 Misbelieving:, m'sbelee'viug, adj. 
 irrgliinbig, miginiibii]. Shak. 
 
 Misbeseem, niisbeaeem'. u. a. @li 
 neni libel nii|1il)eii, inigiieMieii. 
 
 Mi8bestO%V, ini>be>to', V. a. un> 
 pnffeiib, i)eefel)rr uerrljeilen. 
 
 Misbodiugr, miobo'ding. «. bie uble 
 SBorbebeiiriiiig. Igliide geboren. 
 
 Misborn, mNborn'. (idi. jiim Un> 
 
 Misca', (l'd)l^tt.> to call naniea. 
 MiNCa'«l, abused. 
 
 Miscalculate, niiNkal'kulAte. ». 
 a. iiiirid)ii!i, tnlul) redjiieii; fid) uerrettneii. 
 
 Miscalculatittu , nuKkalkuli'- 
 »hun, J. ber i)fed)niiiig»ieMer. Orrtljum bie 
 fnli'dje, iiiirid)rige !»iTed)iiiina, 95crre(bniinq. 
 
 Miscall, mUkawl', p. u. i. iilirid) 
 
508 Fate. far. fall. fat. Me, me t. Fine. fin. IS'6. m6ve. n6r. got, 6i\, cl6A«l. Ti\be. tub. ffill. t//in, TFIis. 
 
 MIS 
 
 ntwntn oC. eeneniicn. 2. ©incm eincn S5ci> 
 niiiiun gcben. 
 
 jniscarrla^e, miskar'ndje, M. 1. 
 ba6 -»itD3lurf. 'i»ftBliii!l«-'it, 5i'l)lui)l.i<ieii, bet 
 5el)lfd)lng, tn ub\tiUi6qi.\mm\\f.6 Uiitcrnel). 
 nuiiO. 2. left pi.) U6 25ir.icl)eii , ■OKigiuT. 
 hnlteii. 3. tic ge^u, ^:)Jtipa':>»irt- *. 6a« 
 ^rriMiifni (eiiire SviffrS). 
 
 IVfiSCarry, miskSr'ri. r. n. 1. fel)t> 
 frfilti(i<-'i>, iiiiBiingi'ii , niiilfllucffu (u. ©iiclKH, 
 ^liincu), ufruiifliricfcu («. <J5er|oiuu ii. 6a. 
 rticii). 2. I'cruiigU'icfeii , ucrlorea ge^en (I'oii 
 SBriifen :c.), |"d)eiterii (u. 6rf)i|Teii). 3. fcljl. 
 flcbiircn, miggctnmii. 
 
 Miscast, niKkaiit', f. a. falid» , UH- 
 ridrig rtd)ne\\, bered)iieii; ftcl) I'crrcc^ucn. 
 
 j?liscast, «• Die 3Jerre(f)iuiiig, fal|'(l)e 
 5Berfitmiiig. 
 
 JUiscellanarean, m'iislllanA'ri- 
 6n, o(/j. jii 'OTi^jcden flcljijrig, 'Wiajefleu..., 
 »)}fi«}eflcn fctjrtibeiiC. - «. ber TOiijeden. 
 fct)rciber. Shafxsburv. 
 
 Miscellane, mis»cll4ne', (lat. mis- 
 cellaiieus) t. iai *)5iifd)forn, f. Meslin. 
 
 JIf iscellaneous, mistella'neus, 
 adj. gciiiirriit, i>eniitrcf)t. 
 
 Jfliscellaneousness, imsseliA - 
 reiisiieii, s. i>ai &c\mi(t)ti, ffleniifrf), bit 
 gKifitung. [gemii"d)t, Dtrmifdjt. 
 
 jTIiscellany , missellene. «<<;'. * 
 
 MiiVCellany, (ft. miscellane'es; IP. 
 mUcelniip.n, l). lat. misceo) #. I. ba& &t> 
 mifd), bie ^Syiififjiitig, (befoiiBcrO 2. eiii eiiic 
 ©ammiiiiig t'ermirctt'T ^luffii^e i)t». 'TOi«idb 
 tcH ciitljaltciibc* 93ii(t); pi. bie <JKi^ierifliieen, 
 qjjifiedfii. 
 
 ]ff isceiiter, mfssen'tur. p. o. + (fei' 
 ncM 5?Ptfiiii"acii 'c- ) eiiie falfrfjc ®riiiiBlage 
 flilMii. Tie irrigiT 233ci|V auf ©tmaS |"f$en. 
 
 ^liscliaiice, mUulianse', «. ber 
 llnf'id, t^f 'iO?it;gf|"d)icf. 
 
 Misclirtracterile, m'skar'akte 
 rlzf, ». «. irrig, iiiiric<)tig (nrnfteriftreii ob. 
 !>ejfid)iien. 
 
 miscliarf^e, mistsharje', v. a. lin> 
 ri(t)tig in iCiirtjiniiig (>riiigcn, bertdfuen, fnlfrf) 
 eiiurflgeti. - «■ bie irrige, iinrid)rigc 9liif> 
 rechmiiig (ciiieS ^ofleii^), ber fiilfd) eiiige' 
 trngeitt 'ipi^fteii. 
 
 ]ili.«cliier, ni's'tsliif, (nitfr. raesdief. 
 
 0. acliever) $. I. ber «)Xip|Tiiiib , UebedliiMb, 
 Uiifiig. 2. bn# lliilKir, lliiglfirf. 3. ber STari}. 
 theil, ®d)nbe. 4. (( ber '^H'fjeii. 
 
 I. A new law is made to remedy the 
 
 mischief. Webster. 2. Tlie - wns, 
 
 tlicse allieK would never nllow that tlie 
 
 coiiiiiion enemy was subdued. Swift. 
 
 3. Thy tongue dcviseih — . Bible. 
 
 To delight in III i s c h i e f, fdjilbenfrol) I'eill. 
 
 Miscliie f ' mak er , ber Ullljfilillfrer. 
 
 — making. iin() itfiifrciiB, iilif}fiU>rmg£lib. 
 
 jnischier, V. o. e-iiirm >Sft)afeii ju. 
 
 filgpii, eiiien •JSoiTcn tVieleii , ©iiieii beiiflcl)> 
 
 t^eiligen. 
 
 iniiKChiev«li<t, mU'tHhivus, fdj. 
 
 1. fdniMid), ii.irtjrliriiig (v. ©iift)en) ; tiiil)tilj 
 briiignib <i<. ^enpiirii). 2. 6o6l;nft, [)fi(to« ; 
 iiiutljiwinig 
 
 miiacItlevoiiKly , m's'tshivusl^, 
 udv. I. iiadjrijfilin, ii'iif riiic iiiid)rlirilige, (AjiMi 
 l\<t)t 9CeiiV. 2» lH>r().ifr, f'ofl)nfrer, tmittjiuil. 
 liflfr SBeii'e, in biJiVr 9Jbfid)t. 
 
 MIS 
 
 1. Tlie law operates m iscli i e voiiily. 
 
 Webster. 2. The injury was done — . 
 
 Webster. 
 
 MiscUievouxiiess, mis tshevus- 
 
 n«s, *. 1. bie 5iiiitrheiiigfeit , <£d)ablid)feit. 
 
 2. bie Seillfjlgrtit, SSotlieit, bn6 imirl)n)i(Iige 
 
 2i3ereii. lOubcii] bte ')}iird)ua. 
 
 Jffiscltiia, niish i.a, *. [Ifllimib ber 
 
 IfflNCllOUSC, niistshuute'. v.u.fal\'<t), 
 
 unv.iiTi'iiB, \d)i«t)f, niii SBerfeljeii luiiljlen. 
 
 Itliscible, mis'sebl, adj. i)iird)bar. 
 — M i s c i h i 1 ' i t y. *. bie •')Jtird)l''^rteit. 
 
 Uliscitatiou, missita'shun , «. bie 
 irrige, uiirid)tige >!liif'ui)riiiig. [nnful;rcn. 
 
 jniscite, niissi'te', V. a. falfd), irng 
 
 misclaiin, mUklame', *, ber iMid)t, 
 irrige Sliiiprudj. 
 
 ]RIiscoiiiiiuta(ion,uiiskompuiA'- 
 »hun.«. bieiBerredjiiuiig, uiirid)tige5{ed)iiiing. 
 
 ItlisCOiiipute, miskonipute', v. a. 
 faU'd), unric^rig red;iien Ob. bered^iiett; fid) 
 oerrecftnen. 
 
 Iflisconceit, m'skonseet', ober: 
 
 KlisCOUCeptiOIl.miskon.sep'shun, 
 t. ber 9Jiipi'er|1niib (eiiier ^ad)e), ber fiiird)e 
 SBegriff (uou ©nuns;; ber Orrtf;iini, bie 
 irrige ^TOciniiiig. 
 
 Jfliscuuceive, misknnseve', v. a. 
 iinrfdjt, iiiind)iig, fiilid) auitnfTcn, bcgreifeit 
 (©nunS), fic^ eiiieii |iil|'d)eii ^cgriff mad)en 
 (uoiu. Hooker. — v. «. cine fnlfdje, irrige 
 ^Weiiuiitg l;egeii. 
 
 Misconceived, 1. tinrid>tig niifgefiigt. 
 2. I^ eiiie ftilidje ■OJiciiiiiiig Ijegeiib, falfd) W)A\)-- 
 iienb. 
 
 ]fIisContlHCf) mlxkoii'dukt, t. bai 
 ?roigui'rl)iilren, i"i1j(t'it)te 25eiiel)nieii , bie lit'Ie, 
 fd)ledne Scrunilning ober Juljning. 
 
 ]IIiMCOU«luct, uiikkoiidakt', v. a. 
 I'lbel , rd)lcd)t iVil)ren ob. I'enuolt. ii. - v. n. 
 fid) fd)Ieitt bciifhiiuMi , fid) fd)lcd)i betrngen. 
 
 miSCUIlJecture, uii-'ikonjektshu- 
 
 re, t. tie irnge *lKiit(;mnpiiiifl ob. 2Sermu> 
 tljuiig. 
 
 iUiiiconJectiiref c a. uiib «. n. 
 
 falfd) i'ermiirl;cii ob. iiiiirijiiiaBeti. 
 
 ]niscOIlstrtlCtioil,niiskonstruk'- 
 shmi. *. bie irrige, falic^e, uble 'Jliiilegiiiig, 
 ^)?ififeiitiing (eiiicr .^tatttliiiig le.). 
 
 i^isCUIlstriie, miikonstru, ti. a. 
 falfd) aii^ligeii, tinpbtureii. To - one's self 
 ill — t lid) iiii iSfrbac^t fjabrii luegeii ... 
 
 jffiNCOIINtruer, mNkon'sliuur, t. 
 
 (J'iiier, rer (Sriuae falfc^, fibel aiiflegt, iiiip< 
 beiirrt. [iiiijjiiergni'igr nincften. 
 
 ]VIi!«COIltdlt, in'sUniHeiit', v. a. 
 
 JVIiMCUIttilluaitCe^mi'kffnlin'nu 
 ante. t. t bie lliirerbred)iiiig. 
 
 m incorrect, mUkoi rlkt', t>. «. irrig, 
 irriiirr "iGeifc iHTbcffrrii, berid)rigen. Drydem. 
 
 ]Tliscounsel, mikkuun'sel, v. n. 
 I'lbrl berarl;en. 
 
 MiHCOUnt, niisknunt', v. a. falfd), 
 iinrid)tig rcc^iieii ober iiil;len. — e. «. fid) 
 oerrrd>iteii. (Jfedjmmg, 3al)Itin3- 
 
 IVIiKCOiiiit, «. bie falfd)e, uiirid)rige 
 
 MIS 
 
 Mriscreate,niiskrcile', (M ; » cr e a' 
 ted) (uij. ' 1. iiUBgeilaltct. 2. iitind)t, iih» 
 red)tiiiaeig. Shak. 
 
 Miiidate, mi.dite', ». a. faird) bntii 
 ren. —*. trni fnUd)e r>aruni. [ocrgrbcii. 
 
 ]Vfi.s€leal, ni!«dcie'. u. «. bie jiartin 
 
 Mi.sileed, mi.dccd'. *. bie«)]fiiKtlinr. 
 
 jnisdccin^ niikdeeni', v. a. niipfeiu 
 neii, oerfcuiien. 
 
 mii.Sdeilieailf misdcmene'. r. a. to 
 • ones self, (id) i'lbei beiirljiiien ob. betragen. 
 
 AliKilvineanwr, misdeme mir, i. 
 I. bn5 ii1)Ic 95enel)iiieii ob. 25erhalreii. 2. 
 [iJiec^t^fpr.] ba^ SSergeljeii. 3. bie iiiirid)tigc, 
 fflll"d)e SJeljiinMuMg, SBeriuaUung. 
 
 High misdemeanor, baS flrnfbnrt 
 a5ciirl)men. (leiren. 
 
 jTflMderive, inKderlve', p. a. niiB« 
 
 ITIisdesert, mlsdttert', #. bnS 2Scr« 
 ge^en, bie ©d)ii(b. 
 
 ITIisdevOtion, niisdevi'.shun. t. t 
 bit Qlnbnc^telei, libel uerilanbfiie, irrige 'iliu 
 bad)t. 
 
 ]TIisdi(>t, mindJet. *. f bie nbcf oeri 
 llaiibene, irrige, falfd)e Oebi'ii^orbiiiiiig. 
 
 jflisdireCt, misdcrekt'. r. a. I. f 
 
 irre leiren, irre fnfjrin (fiiien D?cirenbeiu, 
 ihm nid)t ben rrd)teti 2S5i'g anjeigeii. 2. t 
 nuplriteii, irre leiteii (bie 25eriuiiift :c.). 1 
 (eiiicn 2?rii-f jo falfd) abi'>reiTireii. 
 
 JTri.4di«(poilitif>ii,niisdiNpoi'.i.sh'tin, 
 *. t Me ?ieigiiiig jiiiii 33iMVii. Bp. Ham. 
 
 IfIisdis<iiig'ui.«li,niU<ii.siiiig'°uishc 
 V. a. falfd), trrig niiririd)eibeii. 
 
 jTIisdu, niisd("iO'. (T. D o) ». n. fid) vn* 
 geljcii, fehleii, llnrt'd)t rljiiii. - v. a. bege^eii 
 (eiiipit 5el)iiT). ^ Itljarer, aSerbre^er. 
 
 ]fffisdoer, mlsduoiir, t. bet ■OMiffei 
 
 ]nifidoiiig^, iiiisduu'ing. 4. bai S8cr< 
 gel}en, 2Sert'red)eii, bie ■OJfiiJitijat. 
 
 misdoubt, mi^ddijt', v. a. f Ob. ^ 
 1. ai &iMen Dearg!«ot)nen, in 25irbad)t l;a« 
 beii, 25erbad)t Ijabeii (auf). b) (Grmaf) fi'ird)» 
 ten, argii'Obnen, nrgmol;iieii. 2. bejiurifi'ln. 
 
 2niiid<»ubt, *. I. t ber a5erbad)t, 
 Slrgiuoljn. Shak. 2. f bit Uiifd)irif|'(gfeit, bet 
 3iuci'el. SiiAK. [beiorgt. Spenser. 
 
 JUisdoitbtful, niisdout'fiil. ailj. f 
 
 IVIiisdread, mlxdied'. «. bie 5iird)t. 
 
 JMisdraw, misdiaw', V. a. oerjeict)' 
 tieii, fau'd) ji'id)iieii. 
 
 iiTIiHe, meze, (fr. 233.) *• I. [5?ed)t#rpr.] 
 bai (S-iibiirrl)til (bef grogeii Slffiieiihofef >. 2. 
 bie ®erid)rf fojTen , llufcilen. 3. bie ^Jlbgabe, 
 Qliifiage. 4. [in 2Dale«j bx\6 9liirrirffgrfd)tiif 
 (nw ben jebeenialigeii iiciieii iWrljerrfiter ob. 
 ^rinjen ooii 2i3nlr£). 5. [in ^iiciltrj bui 
 9liirritr^gei"d)eMf (on ben Dbergrafen). 
 
 ]Tfisease, miKcte', *. * ci^ -Wigbe* 
 Ijageii. liiMrrd)re ''lufgabe (rinei 'i^uf^ee). 
 
 iWiseditioii, misc'iish On. s. f bie 
 
 IfliseiliplO)', niiscmpliie'. v. a. Gt. 
 
 luai libel aiiiuciiCtM, iiiiBbraiiiljeii , eincii 
 ubien C5)fbraiid) niad)rn oon Griuas. 
 
 UliseiMployiiiKut, 
 
 iploj'- 
 
 ]fli.*icreaiicef mlskiiaiise. 
 i. 
 
 Ungioiibe, ^rrglaube. Spenser. 
 
 iMixcreancyf m's 
 
 'kr^aiise. i t. 
 krsauke. ) bet 
 
 miscreant, nus'kieant, (fr. me 
 ;creant) s. 1. ber Unglaiibige, Srr^fliibige. 
 [2. ber iiiebertrad)tige -iSfietifd), ^ofewtc^t. 
 
 mcnt. *. bu libie'ilniocnbung, bcrOJiipbraiid). 
 
 Ifliseiitry, miscn tie. t. bet iinric^* 
 tigr, ii\U'd)t (S-inrrag (einer 9{ed)niiiig tc.). 
 
 miser, iiit'zur, t. I. ^'- ber ungiilcfiic^e/ 
 elenbe Wenfrf). 2. * ber iiid)t^>urirbige, oer» 
 nd)tlid)e, eirnbe ^enfd). Shar. 3. ber ^i, 
 it meter, (Seij()al«. 
 
I 
 
 Thte, far. fall. (k. Me. met. Fine. f'n. X6. move. n(5r. jjot. 6iJ. cl6iul. Ti\he, tub, rt'ill. (//in, Tllis. 569 
 
 L 
 
 MIS 
 
 niserabl*;, mli'iurabl, (fr. SB.)| 
 milj- I- elfll^, im.ili'icflid). 2. €(en6, i>friiit)t> 
 lid), nld)tflviiv^lG. X clciif, crbiiniilirt). iciiu | 
 merlKt). 4. flcll^, rd>lfrf)t, rtrmfiiig (ipiirte:c.). 
 
 5. aiiBcrfl \ms\ct, ri1)lrrf)t (SoStnic. ). 6. 
 rtfiic ottt imaiiirflut) iuad>eiiD. 7. t ("j'fl' 
 f.uo. 
 
 6' WliHt'* more miserable than dit- 
 coiiieiit? Shak. 
 
 ]ff iserableness, mii'zurabine*, 
 #. 1. ttr (dnPe 3ll|l.lll^; tie ©rbatmlid>(eit. 
 2. t f"' R.irnl'fi'. 
 
 ]||iserably, nii^'zurabli. arfp. I. 
 uiwuirflidjer 2l3fire, nuf tiiie jammcrlidje 
 Wtiit. 2. elciiP, crt.irmlid), lumpifl. 3. im 
 Cleiif, tifut. 4. t Ofij'iV 
 
 inist^rerCf mi^^urur'e, ((nt. SB.) «• 
 
 1. (-Mfefi.l c.i« "JiiiintTt, 6et Biirmjinnnfl. 
 
 2. [•yit'fi] Per 51. qsr.ilm. 
 Ulisc^rlyv o>i'*urle, adj. \)ab\u(i)tiq, 
 
 fnnv fiiKfrri.i, iitniiitjhj, filjig. 
 
 JVIiRery, niit'/.uri, d.it. mUeria) «. 
 1. 6n< (5-iruP, Me Irilbinl, 9ii'rf), (forvrrlidje 
 
 06. geiiligei ^ein. 2 tie Irubt'nl (iiflturlid)e 
 Ufbii, Mr uiMiiiKflid) niiicteii). 3. t terffleij, 
 6ie <f).ibgirr, "f).)^)!^!)!. Shar. 
 
 2. And niouro (lie miser let of human 
 
 life. DUYDER. 
 
 M iiveilteeni , mi«e«ieim', t. bit 
 9Jiif;'i>*'""'l - "• "• niiO'i(1)teii. 
 
 ]TIi8(*s<iinnte, mises t^miie, v. a. 
 
 fnlfrti. iniriitniii |'(1)a(uii oBrr anr(1)in(]fn. 
 
 ]ff iAfiill, iiiKrail'. V. a. ti'radrn. 
 
 na!frMr<;, uii»fAie'. «. tcr lliifad, tat 
 ^i\{;q.ut\<f. - I', n. Hbil f'.ihrrii. 
 
 ]9liMruMlli<»ll, iiiUlai.b'uii, V. a. ntl0' 
 HlPrn. i>frPfviTn. i'frl)iiii5Cii. 
 
 JtfliiitrcnHniice, mi^fezanse, «. 
 I9ffd)(fipr. ] t<u. S8erflcl)cii , bic lUbcrrrc. 
 
 tUlliV 
 
 jVII<ir<*il(n , nnofiiiie', e. n. ^rilrf)rln. 
 
 Slisroreii, iiii>i6rni', v. a. i<cruniTiil: 
 ten. M I s t <i r III <■ ii hlinp? . bte ^iQneiliili. 
 
 IMififortuiir;, iiiikfnr'tsbiine. «. 6ai 
 nniiiri<f. 03iif;<i.("d)ut, rer UiKju'irffr.id. 
 
 llfli*r<»rtuued, iuiai6r'lsliund, adj. 
 
 unni'ii'f"*- 
 
 MiKg^ive, niJs;i»'. ff. Olre) ». «. I. 
 
 t uiip.iJTfitP , iiiired)ter Wtu't geben p6. bti 
 ttidigcn. Lauo. 2. iiiit 3»'tiff' erfulleii. 
 2. So doili my beart in i » g i v e me. ShaK. 
 
 My mind, my heart misgives me, id) 
 frbntige, id) beforge, e« oljiit mir, mir nljiit 
 ©tivn*. [111111(1, SBeforniiig. 
 
 'MiMifi'vinf^, mi«gfr'ing, t. tie ^llf): 
 
 ]fli!t|;:u(t«'n, misgot'tn, adj. uiired)> 
 ter ?LM'n>, iinrrdit crinnqt. 
 
 MiSg-OV*^!!!, misgiiv'urn, P.O. ubel, 
 frfjirdn ri-qirrcii rPrr rermiilteii. 
 
 ]lli«JfOVern«llCe, iiiNguv'urnan- 
 »«. 1. til- liMe £'citiinfl; Uiu'rMiiiiifl; fd)lfd)fe 
 WllffMhriiufl. 
 
 ]IIi«5^0Vemed, mlsguv'urnd. adj. 
 rcl) ii'Kietrpf. Shak. 
 
 MiMg-overninent, m'sgi'v'urn- 
 »ent, «. I. Me rdilfd)re. lil'le aSmvrtirung. 
 Rcdieriinfl. 2. Die I'lhlr Sfitiiitg ( in ^:j>riiMr' 
 fad)eili. 3. Me 91iifrd)mfifUiig. Shak. 
 
 WLlmgrntTj mf^giat', v. a. i ii!ip.if< 
 ftne i'frrptf;i, iii.ptVn. Shak. 
 
 muffroiiudf mJsgr^ind', a. a 
 >t4)ti|), itriQ {jrunten, |e|l|e«ten. 
 
 Hia.L. 
 
 MIS 
 
 misg-tlidance, mfsgyi'danse. t. 
 
 bie')KiGlfitiiiii3 ;i!U'iueirt)iinii, fali"(^c9fii'fttiiiiil. 
 
 misg^uidef misgyide', v. a. nuclei; 
 ten, irre iciteii. 
 
 ]?f isj^-Min, niis'gum, ^ t. [^d)tl)\)e\.] 
 
 misgurn^ mls'gurn,) ter @d)Uinini> 
 beigpr. 
 
 iWiMliup , mis - hap', t. 6er Unfafl. 
 
 ]lliKliappeil, mis-hap'pn, c.n. fe(}l: 
 fdjliincn, mmurflid)fr ^ZBeiie bcgegiien. 
 
 JMisltearj mln-liere', v. a. niih'huren, 
 uerhoreii. [-IKJfdjmafd). 
 
 ]TIislliiiasll, mish'mash, t. Q in 
 
 ]fli*«liuay mish'ua, «. [jftt. !>{el.J tie 
 <JJ?!fitnn. [nn geljorin. 
 
 mriflliniCf mish'nili, adj. \u tetOJfil'd); 
 
 misi in prove f mlslmprOov', V. a. 
 ubtl nMVfnPcii (tic 3fit ti-'.). 
 
 ]IIiaiinproveineut,misimpruuv'- 
 meiit, s. tie I'ltfe 31im>eiituiiij. 
 
 msiiifer, mikititer', ti. a. fAlfc^), tr> 
 ri.j fpl<ierii oter I'ltliepen. 
 
 ]IIisinruriii) misiafSrm', r. a. U. v. 
 n. folut bfrid)ren. 
 
 IViiiinrorination) miMaformi' 
 sbuii. *. tcr iiUiite •J)irid)t. 
 
 ]Hisinrorinerf mMni^r'mur, «. 
 Gincr, tcr f(\i\(t)t SJerid)re erilnttet ot. i'er> 
 bnirer. (f>iii'rt) beieljrcn pt. iinterridjten. 
 
 2?f iKillKtruCt, misiiutruli:', p. a. 
 
 JVIisinstriicdoii , m'siustruk'- 
 »ln'in. *. tie fiiliM)e, irriijf "yelrljriiiig. 
 
 miKilltellilfeilCe, uiMiiiiei lejen- 
 «e, t. I. ter iiiird>c !8eiid)t. 2. tie 'IRi(jl)e|. 
 l!()frir, t.i# OJiiCi'eril.iiiMiip. 
 
 MiNillterprvt, niiMnler'prlt, 9. a. 
 f.iliMi aiifUiVii, iiM^rtiiren. 
 
 ]Vf i<«illtt*rpr('tHti<>n , aiismter. 
 pici^liiiiiT »• tie fuiritje 'iliisiegiiiiij, 'Wfijj. 
 
 tCUflll'll. 
 
 ]fli!isill<<*rpre<e<l,mUiiit«r'pr4led, 
 nilj i.-ii'd> rrnliiiu-eii I'ter .uieiKleijt. 
 
 ]fli«interpreter, <iiisiiiie>'pii(ur, 
 «. &inir, i-rr (ulid) niifii-.H, mi^teiiret. 
 
 JMiitJuiii, m!«j6iir, 0. a. iinpafTent, 
 iiiiiit'iMii^^f i>rrbintcii. 
 
 JVIisJudg-e, nil.jiidje', K. a. fnlft^ 
 beurrhriliii. - v. n. falfd) iirrljelfen. 
 
 miitljudg'llieut, MiiHJutlje'msnt, i. 
 tie f.iird)f, iingrrcd)re (yiiridjeitiing. 
 
 misken^ miskeu', e. a. -f nii^fennen, 
 niif;i>frrtel)en. 
 
 ]ni*)Ueiining', nusken'mng. (Mis- 
 konning)«. [ 9{ed)t»ii)r. ] ter Uiite|1nnt, 
 -IDitfnVrud) in ter "JUifinge. Ipffifc. 
 
 ]ff inkiiif mis'liin. «. eine Meine <Bad: 
 
 ]lf ijtiiindle, miskin'dl, v. a. limed)- 
 ter <!Ceife enrjl.immen, ^u eineni fc^Iec^jten 
 Sivfffe enfjiiiiten. 
 
 ]VIlKkno\v, misn&'. «. a. mlgfenneii. 
 
 iTlislayf m'slA', (f. lay) p. o. 1. inu 
 
 red)! rrgen, nid)t on ten rcc^tcn Drt legeii. 
 
 2. i (npon) mit lU\rr(t)t ft^ieben (fluf;. 3. 
 
 (I'rrtieren^ nerlegen (Si'iTi'l Jc). 
 
 2. The fault is generally mislaid upon 
 
 nature. Locke. 
 
 Kf islayc^r, muliur, «. ©iner, ter 
 Gtii'dS on ciiien uiircc^tcn Ort fegt, uerlcgr. 
 
 Ulisle, iimnI, d". miKi) v. n. iliiiibpii, 
 ftiiiibrrgiifM. Mislin grain, tet ©trttibrcj 
 gen. fepruhrfgen. 
 
 ]llislea«l ) mUlede' , pra^t. It. pp- 
 
 MIS 
 
 mi.«led. p. a. I. J irre fiKjrcn. 2. 1 inigreitrtr, 
 irre Iciten, I'lTfuhrcii. Miltoil 
 
 Mixleader, mi>le'(liir, *. ter !3er. 
 fTil^rer, (5-iiier, ter irre leiret. 
 
 ]?Iisiear*d, (rd)Otr. ) mischie- 
 vous, u n III a n II e r\ y. [luirflid) geleljrt. 
 
 IfliKlearned, mislernld. adj. nid)t 
 
 Jflisled, iiiliiled'. prael. u. pp. u. M i •• 
 lead. 
 
 Misliktr, mislilie'. v. a. (S-jnen, Qtt 
 mcii iiid)t inpiicii, Grina^ iiiipbifliijcn, feiiietl 
 (J)efrti(en haben nii . . . -en. feiiicn ffle» 
 fiitlen nn (itwiU hflben. Ifnfleii. 
 
 ITTislike, *. t.iS "iWiietelicben, 'OTig» 
 
 IVIiKliker, misli kur, *. ter ^igbiU 
 
 Miitliii, mis'ifii. f. Meslin. [liger. 
 
 ]Vli.«liv«, nilsliv', p. n. t ftt(> Ubcl 
 aiiffrihrfii, rd)li'd)t leln-ii. 
 
 ]TIi.«luck, niisluk', *. b(i« Ungtilrf. 
 
 JVIisly, mis'lc, adj. |1iiiibent, )liiubrc(i« 
 neiit. 
 
 Jllisinanaye, m'smanidje, p. A. 
 libel, fd)led)t I'criv.iiren (03rrd)at"te) ; I'lbel bCf 
 Ijnnteln (G-men). - c. «. fid) (<i)ied)t iitiitift 
 men pter niitfi'ihren. 
 
 ]nisinaua:>-eineiit, m'sman'idje^ 
 mint, f . tie iibie 5Binuiiitung, 5i"if)riina (fl» 
 ne^ 0)ei"(()iifte«) i tie title 55eljniitliiiig, 
 
 7niainanat;rvr, mismaM idjeur. «. 
 ter i"dili'd)re SJfniuiirer otrr 5i"i(;rer. Bprkb- 
 
 ITIiMinark, niNmark', p. a. irrig, 
 iiiirrd)t, fiilul) i'rii'id)iicn. 
 
 ]IIi.«iiiafcll, inismatsh', p. a. tinptir* 
 Tent, nniinrtjirft frrhiiiten, pnnren, jufams 
 nieiip<'(T''ni iiiiiii'ertiiiiljlcn. 
 
 IWisiiailie, misname', p. a. unri(^ 
 tig, iiiin-dit iieiinen, bennnien. 
 
 jniKllia, niisiiea. t. (0)frgr.] "Weigcti. 
 
 Misuoiiier, inf«iiA'inur, «. [3{fd)t<» 
 fpr.] ter in eliier J{Mgi"d)rifr zc. einer ^erfon 
 beigrlegte fnlfdje iJT.inie, iPuDnrd) eiu Dofns 
 niciif iiiigriliin oeniiid?! ivirt. 
 
 Jflisubedieiice, m'^ob^'d^lnse, «. 
 t reriuired)te, irriiie WelnTrnin, Uiigfljonam. 
 
 ]VlisullSC*rv<*, nii%ol)terv', v. a. iiilt 
 rid)rig, iiiiiii-nau, f.iifd) bei.ib.id)ten, benierfeit, 
 tiugbfobiid)ren. 
 
 jnisus^Hlllist, mesog'garaist, (gr. 
 niiseo ii. g.iin'is.*. terGl)cfeint. — Mi sog'a- 
 my. *. tcr .^ii^ ii'iPer tie Gl)e. 
 
 9Kisug'3'iii.%t,iiiesod'jciii.\(.rgr.misco 
 u. gyne) i tcr ^iC. il'erfciiit , vBeiberljiifTer. 
 
 miftog-yiiy, iiiesod'jcnc. I. ter ^Ccii 
 f'erl).i§. [irriiic, trt(rrf)e ■OTeiniing. 
 
 IWisopiiiion, miKopinyuu, t. tie 
 
 disorder, o-iis6r'diir, ». a. 1. « 
 fiilfd) ortiien. i. '■' \\t)lcd}t fi'il;rcn. Shak. 
 
 M isordt^r, s. tit lliiorMumg. 
 
 lIiHord(>rl)-, mKordiirie./nrf/. ir.ts 
 
 MiKurdered, mjsor'durd.j ortenr» 
 lid), rr.T'l't'*. 
 
 inispell, ^ f. Mis-spell, 
 
 ]fliMpeild etc.. ^ Mls-spcnd. 
 
 .^li$«perNiiad(>, niUpeiswade', p. 
 a. nuf ei'ien fviirdjcii ©Mubcii, eiiie (i\l\'d)e 
 TOeiiitiiig briiinni. Hooker. 
 
 ]flisp(*riJUasion,miiiplrswA'zhun, 
 «. tie irrige, rVilfrtic -Wfciiiung i>t. llebrrjeu* 
 guiig, trr iaU'd}t Wl.iube. 
 
 ]fli.«ipik<>l, imNpik'kl, «. [-TCincrrtlg J 
 ter ■-'iriViiiffif*. 
 
 jnispltiCej misplise', p. 0, I. T ait 
 
570 Fale. far. fall, fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move. ndr. jjot, oil. rl6n<L Tube. tab. foil, t/tin, TFIiit 
 
 MIS 
 
 bfu iinrcd)tni Drt, ^te iiiired)tc Stefle rciieii 
 oD. iV^cu , I'cri'ctjeii , inrritiflu-ii , rerrurffii. 
 2.1 ribflniibrinnciKrfiiiSmraiieiiu-.). South. 
 
 misplny, iiii-|>ia', 0. a. fnifcf), iu\' 
 rcctjr tvii'li'ii- 
 
 llIispleAd, uiisplcde', v. n. ['J?ed)t5: 
 fvv.] fnifd), imrid)tig, ivno pinifircn. 
 
 Bl.ACKSTONE. 
 
 Iffisplendiug', misple'ding, s. tiili 
 Irvine 'jpliiibireii. [tcvpuiifiinii. 
 
 jiffispoillt, iiiispoiiil', V. a. fnl|i.1l ill; 
 
 misprint, inispiiiii', 1). a. ucrfrurfi'ii, 
 «iig&rii(feii , (fnirrt)) ^rllcfelI (eiii Wevt fur 
 tin niiPfreS ). - v. «. Bcrtriirfeii. - *• Crr 
 ftJKig&rnrf. 
 
 IWiKpriKe, mispiue'.)(fr. meprendre) 
 
 llisprfze, V'- "• '■ "'"^'*= 
 
 tig, irrig I'crileljcn, fliitTiffe", nel;titeii. Shak. 
 2. (ft. nie'priser) ini0rtd)rcn, uerac1)ten, nii1)t 
 t)ii(t) nemm ffltntsm. 
 
 misprision, misprSzli'iln, ». I. t>tc 
 5!Scrnd)timg, 'OiKignittmig. 2. [ 9{ed)t«|pr. 1 
 lilnn-luuipi eiii ciiiem ip.ilrocr6red)eii foil 
 (jIeid)fiMiinitii6f5 SBergcheti. Treason lln^ 
 felony f(l)Iieeeii 'iiiitiifr cine ^Oiifpriilon, 
 (einegantlid)i'5?inranri'0inig fcS Den Wefe^rn 
 fd)Ul&igcn ®el)Drfami5) in \i<t). Mispri- 
 sions f&nnen pofitii' «• ncgariu fein ; 
 bit ncgatiuen bfrtfl)eii in ^cr 93crl)el)(iing, 
 giic^tnngii&c eine^ SSfrnitljS k. ; Die pi>fi> 
 tiueii in Dcr SSenibiing cine^ S5i'rbrrd)fn6 
 p6. 93crgel)CM8. - ot treason &i'flcl)t in 
 ber SBcrl)ciniIifftnna eiii*:' SBi'i'nufjfi oi)Ut t(;ii> 
 tige I()eilnaf;tne nil benn'elt'eii. - of fe- 
 lony te(lel)t in bet grfiiofinng ciiier ivegen 
 8Jerrntf) ic. ucrljnfteten ^^erfiMi, ct)r Die fd)ri|t: 
 Iid)e Singe gegen Dieffibe cingdnufeii ijl. Sie 
 fd)led)te SBi-nunltiing tiiic^ (;Dl)en iiffeiitlidjen 
 5lmte6 ifl cine pofitioe misprision. 
 Bl.ACKSTONE. 3. t ber 3rrtf)uni, bniJ 9Ser> 
 fcl)en, ber 'DJIiggriff. Shak. 
 
 Iflisproceeflin^, mNproseed Jng, 
 «. bai unregeimngige S5iT|nl;ren. 
 
 mis profess, misprofes', r. a. jii 
 uerilef)cn fnird)iid) uorgc(>en, ftilfc^lid) erfln.- 
 ren dD. i'erfid)erii. Donme. 
 
 mi.sprOIlOtince , mlspronounse'. 
 p. a. fnlfd) nu^rpred)en. — v. n. unric^tig 
 fprcd)en ober nii?rpred)cn. 
 
 mispronunciation, mispro- 
 nunsliea'siiiin, t. bie fali'd^e, unrid)(ige ^ui> 
 fprnd)e. Swift. 
 
 misproportion, niNpr6p6r'sliun, 
 D. n. rerl^rilfniiJiuiDrig ciiirid)tcn. 
 
 misproud, nilsproud', cilj- 1 bitnini' 
 fli-f). Shak. 
 
 misquotation, minkwota'sliun, 
 #. bie «nrid)tige 9Infiil)riiiig, bn^fnlidjeSitnt. 
 
 misquote, niisl^wote', V. a. fnlfd), 
 unrid)tig nnfii(;rcii iiDcr jitireii. 
 
 misrate, nusiate', I), a. niigrd)ntjcu. 
 
 misrecital, misresi'ial, *. bic iin: 
 rid)tig«, ungeiinne 5?crinl)Iinio ober ijcrcr. 
 jnf)Iiing. 
 
 misrecite, nusrlsSte', V. a. uiiric^< 
 tig, fnlfd) nngcl'cn, I;crsnl)lrn, Ijcrfngcn. 
 
 misreckon, misickn. v. a. MUi 
 nd)tig, fnlfd) xcdjutii, inipred)ncii. - v. u. 
 fid) I'crrcrtjiKii. 
 
 misreiate, nusrelite', V, a. fnlfil), 
 unrid)cig limd)rj!n, ()cfd)rciben, erjnljlen. 
 jnisrelation, lujsrelas^iuu, «. bie 
 
 MIS 
 
 nnridjtige, fnlfcOe 95efc^rei6ung, ber fnlfd)c 
 !Serid)t. 
 
 misreinember, uusremem'bur, 
 V. a. fill) nnnd)rig, fnlfd) nil Grtiuns crin» 
 iicrii, Hd) irren. 
 
 misreport, nli^repo^t', v. a. fnljM), 
 unriil)rig fcrid)teii. - «. ber uiirid)tige, fah 
 f.l)c 'ijerid):. 
 
 misrepresent, mUieppretent , V. 
 a. I. T unrirt)rig, itui(t) pcriledeii , ucrjcid): 
 lien. 2. 1 a) fnlfd) Dnrilellen ; uert^reljen (iljnr; 
 fnd)ciii. b) (into; etiun^ niigbeuteii , fnlfd); 
 lid) bnrilinen (aid), c) &iiieu (auf<^eu (pun 
 ben 'Jliigeio. 
 
 misrepresentation , misrep- 
 piezenta'sliun, t. 1. f Die fnifc^e SUoriltfUiiifl. 
 2. i Die folfd)e Dnr|te(Uiiig, iBirDreljiing (ei: 
 ncr il)nifnd)e). 3. bie fnlfd)c, unvid)tigc '21n: 
 gnbe, Dnrilellung (bn^ DnnjfllilUe;. 4. (fel)v 
 oft nis ein geliiiDerer aiiisDrurf fiir:) bie (uor; 
 in5lid)e) llniunljrljcit, Ciige. 
 
 misrepresenter, niisrlppiezen'- 
 tur, *. (Smer,. ber &riun6 fnlfd) pur|teUt, uii' 
 i-id)tig, fnlfc^ bnrfledt, i>erbrel;t. 
 
 misrepute, mitrepuie', V. a. fnlfd): 
 lid) ijniten D5er nd)fen fiir ... 
 
 misrule, niisrOOr, *. 1. bie (ciui 
 Ungtljotfnm eiit)lel)enDe) lliiprbnuiig, 2>er-. 
 luirning, ber iiiinulc, 2nrni. 2. bie iiiige* 
 vcdjte >pcrrfd)nfr, iiiu^rDeiitiid)e Sfegiening. 
 
 misruiy, misriioi c, adj. nnnii)ig, 
 inriiuiiD, iintniiDig, iiiilenfinm, luibcrfpnnrtig. 
 
 miss, niis, (jiifninnu'iigej. p mistre.ss. 
 Ob. p. nrni. mesell; beutfil) OJinDfe; fr. cle- 
 nioiaelle; *. I. bn$ g-rnuleiii , Die Oungfti^. 
 D''iiuMfe(le, (( S)^fniiii'eU. 2. Me ^Wicye. 2jei- 
 fd)lnfL'rinn, '^Sintrtffe. -ol the town, bie 
 ctfentlid)e ipiire. 
 
 miss, (niigclf. missian ; Int. miito) pp 
 missed ii. mixt. v. u. 1. '■' iniffi'M, eiitPel)reii. 
 Shak. 2. pcrmiiTcn. 3. perfeyien (Den "iiJeg, 
 em 3iel). 4. perfil;leii, iiii1)t erijnuen, nid)t 
 befcninien. 5. perfel;len , ueriniinicii , iintcr- 
 Inffcii, fid) perfngen, eiitrntl;en. 6. nuiinffen, 
 iibcrl)iipfeii, I'iPtrfpriiigcii. 
 
 2. 1 missed tlie first volume of Livy. — 
 He wlio has a firm sincere friend, mity 
 want all the rest without missing 
 them. South. 4. Orgalus feared no 
 thing but to miss Partlienia. Sidney. 
 
 5. She would never miss one day 
 
 A walk so fine, a sight so gay. Prior. 
 To miss one's mark, fel}lfd)icpcii. To - 
 a step, nii^gleiten. To - fire, pcrfngeii (p. 
 geuergciuel)ren>. 
 
 miss, 17. n. 1. fcl)leii (iiid)t bnfeiii). 2. 
 iiid)t trcffen (p. iviigcln lo. 3. ± a) fel;ifd)ln> 
 gen, iniplingeii. b) iierfeljicn ; (Siiicin iiic^t 
 gliirfeii; to - to be ..., (jiifndigcr 2S3cife) 
 iiiitt feiii. c) (of; cc) ©inen, Giiunfi urrffl)' 
 len (iiid)t trcffen, nid)t erljnitcii). /i) nid)t 
 finbcii, iiid)t i>cr|leljeii , iiid)t eiiifeljen; ((ii= 
 neni, b. I), bcm (Utifie) eiirgcl}eii. d) fel)U'n, 
 irren. Si-ejiser. 
 
 3. a) Men observe when things hit, and 
 not when they miss. Bacon, b; The 
 inventi-on all admired, and each, how 
 he to he the inventor missed. Mil- 
 ton, c) /3) On tlie least reflection, we 
 cannot miss of them. ^tteriiukv 
 
 We cannot miss of them, fie fiiniien 
 jUii* (iinfcrm ©eiflc; nic^r eiitflelicu. 
 
 MIS 
 
 miss, s. 1. ber ^Tfnngel, 95erlu|l. 2. f 
 ber Orrtl;inii , bns a5crrel)en. 3. « ini Seib, 
 bie iSfric^iing nn« SBerfeijen. Spenses. 
 
 2. He did without any great miss in the 
 hardest points of grammar. Ascham. 
 
 There will be no great miss of those 
 which are lost, imin ivirb bie iierloreneu 
 (^npiere ic.) nit^t fef)r uerinijTen. I should 
 have a heavy - of thee, id) lufirbe beilieil 
 iBerliiit fief fiiWen. 
 
 missal, mis'sal. (it. missale) t. (rpin. 
 fntl). Mnd)(] bni >BtiffnIe, Wcpbiid). 
 
 missay, m'ssi'. ». n. l. flit pcrfpre* 
 c^en (fel)! rebeu), 2. « SBofeS nnd)fngen Pbet 
 fprid)eM. Si'ENSER- 
 
 missay, v. a. -f l. iiiirid)tig fngeti. 
 2. (S-liiem 95iire5 nnc^fngen. Spenser. 
 
 missaying-, missalng, t. ber fnl\<i)t, 
 nnridirlge SJii^Driirf. 
 
 misseein, nnsseem', v. n. 1. (itiberi 
 nii*fcl)en, \i<t) perflefieii. Spenser. 2. * mi&v 
 iicnieii. Spenser. 
 
 missel, niis'sl, «. -ob. --bird, 
 lOrnirl).) Der Wiilclfinf, bie >))?i|lelbrpfTeI, 
 6i1)n>irbrDfi'i'l. [bie 'Wiilel. 
 
 mi.'^seidine, miz'^ldin. «. f [35ot.l 
 
 misseuiblance , m'ssem'blanse, 
 s. bit fnifi1)r ■!!lel)iilid)feir. [uerfeiiben. 
 
 misseiid, misseod', v. a. iinrid)tig 
 
 misserve , mjsserv', t». a. ©mem 
 rd)h-i1)r, tintreii Dieiiett. 
 
 mi.sshape, nrjssli^pe'. pp. misshap- 
 ed II. uiissliapen. v. a. I. I'eriiiiilnlten, niig» 
 gnlnltcll. 2. i mignrtrn. — Miss h ape '- 
 III CM t . *. Die liMgei1nirl)eit. 
 
 misslieatiied, misslieTlld', mU- 
 NJie riled. afO't iinr/rd)tcingi'fd)fiDet(I)i>ld)). 
 
 missile, iiiis'.Nil, tUit, missilis) adj. 
 geiVbleiiDcrt, geivurfeii. - weapon, bn$2Cutf» 
 gei'dtOB. 
 
 mi.ssile, *. bn* 'JBiirfgefitoS- 
 
 miwsiiiif, missing, adj. leljienb (per* 
 lorrii). To be -, inrini|jr fcin oD. iperbeii^ 
 fel)lfn (nbiun'eiib, iiid)t ba fciii). — Mis'- 
 singly, adv. gelegeiitlid), Dl>enl)in. Shak. 
 
 M i s s I II g - w o o d. [25n(lfp. ) ber (?el)liuiirf. 
 
 miission, iiiixlriin, (Int. missio) s. I, 
 (ein I'ntiniSiii) * bie GMitlnffuiig (niiS einem 
 Dicnile). 2. (bai ©eiiDen) Die ©enbuug, !Ub« 
 feiiDiing. 3. bie ©enbiiiig, (i)efnnDtrd)nfi; bei 
 'Jluftrng, 95ernf. 4. (bie nbgeinnbten 'iJ5crfi>» 
 HCio bie TOiiTioii, Ci)erniibtfd)nff ; (befoiiberfi) 
 bic 93e(el;riingSgcfniibtfc^nft , 9)tiffn)ii*g«3 
 fe(lfd)nft, OKiffion. 5. * bie 'ipnrtei. Shak. 
 
 3. Sent on a foreign mission. Webster. 
 How to begin, how to accomplish best 
 His end of being on earth, and — high 
 (n. ftinen t)fi)tn 25enif). MitTow. 
 
 missionary, mishuiiari. (f Mis'< 
 s i o n e r) (fr. luissionnaire) s. bcr^WJlfflOlliit, 
 ®lniibeiislnitc, SJefchrniiijf'gefniiDtc. 
 
 missionary, udj jn -3Kif|lpncn, 95et 
 fel)riiiinf nffnnDifd)nireii geljorig, ••))tiffii>n« . . 
 
 missive, mis siv, (fr. iii5. ) udj. i. 
 gcfnnbt, iSeiib... 2. geii-orfcn, ^iirf... 
 
 A letter missive, cill Scnbfd)reibeil. 
 A - weapon, eiii 2Diirfgffd)og. 
 
 mi.ssive, *. 1. bai ®enbfd)rei6cti, trt 
 ©riiDbrief. 2. f ber 33otc. Shak. Bacor. 
 
 misspeak, m'sspeke', v. n. fid) oet* 
 fprei-t)eii , fnlfd) fprtd)en. - v. a. falf<<) au#« 
 
File, far, f&II, fat. M*. met. Fine. fin. M, move, n«r, !,'ot. 3il. cl6iid. Ti^be. tub. full, t^in, THis. 571 
 
 MIS 
 
 m iRSpell, misspell', p. a. fillfc!) 6u(f): 
 fliibiKii, fnlid), uiiridjtifl frfjrti&en. — Mis- 
 spelt, adj. imorthcigriivhiid). — Mis- 
 • pcll'ing. «. bie unridjtiiif 9{((fttfd)rfi» 
 6iin<i I'B. Ort()i'flrnpl)ie.^ 
 
 ^msspeiict, iiiiopcnd', V. a. tibfl 
 (^lllueu^tM, l'fr|■d)lut•ll^en (6a* Scbtn, bie 3ei' 
 jc); i>ertl)iiu, Dtrf(l)iueiiben (ffltlb). 
 
 To misspend itself. ^ oerdTCtl <\tht\\. 
 
 ]niil«Hpeil(ter, nii»»pen'dur. «. Gu 
 nor, Dtr Griufl* lU'tl niilfgi, aiiiuenbn, in 
 
 ItlisNpensef misspense', «. iai S3tr> 
 
 fctjmnibfH, Btt iiblf 9Jnmtnbtin<|. 
 
 9Ii*(itate, m!s»eite', V. a. frtl("d), iim 
 ri*ti(i, irrifl niiflf ben , ntifileflen, ft\1(t^en 
 (ciiie 5ranf JC). 
 
 miUKtateinentf niixatite'ment. <. 
 Mf f,ilicl)f, uiiri(()tioe ^iijj.ibe, ge|l|lt(liiiifl, 
 Sliifilcduiuj. 
 
 Ami»»tatemenlof facU in testimony, 
 
 or of accounts In a report. HaMilto.i. 
 
 HflASy, mi»»i, f. Mi»y. 
 
 jTliMtf mi«t- (nnnrir. mist; hpll. mist) i. 
 
 I. bcr feine>ytfbfl, 9ifbelMiii(l. 2.ibrti)Jrbrl. 
 
 2. His passion cast a mist before liis 
 
 sense. DRYDes. 
 
 A .Scotch mist, tin fdiiR 9irg(n. To 
 
 be In a -, (jnilj irr« fein. To cast a - be 
 
 fore one's eyes, ^inrill cillfll bloiirit UlluH 
 
 l>rrm<lrf)i'n. To cast a — before one's sense, 
 
 ^f.uaMb*33criloiib umlu'ideii, iiniivolfdi, iiiu: 
 
 tltbdll. To go away in a — , ficlj btl \Rrt(t)t 
 
 uiiC 9?ebd boi'on mad^di. 
 
 Mist-encumbered, % nrbrliiinjpgen. 
 
 mistf V. a. I. iimiiebcln. 2. 1 iitiint' 
 
 (till, uiiiiuoifeii (bfii a3fr(lnii6). 3. befnirtjten. 
 
 Iff istakablet misiiliabl, ai(j. mi6> 
 
 fdiiiHut. I'trffimbiit. 
 
 ]VIi«fake, m'siike', ((. take) v. «. 
 I. ftilid), G'iii* fiir Dai •yiibrre, G-iiitn fur 
 tiiieii <l(iibrrii iirtjiiitiii iitrrciiiitti ; i;eru>(cb= 
 felii; i<erfcl)lfii (ben ^r<i IC); (for) fiil|d)lid) 
 ninVljeii , Ijniten (iTir). 2. f uiiridjtifl, jiiiu 
 €id)Obeii Hxiljirn. .Shak. 3. uiiri;ct>t, fiilid> 
 I>(ri1rl]en, ini^Dcrflel)e>i. 
 1, A man may mistake the lore of vir- 
 tue for the practice of it. Jonnsoa. 3. 
 'Tis to — them costs the time and 
 pain. Pope. 
 
 To m i s t a k c one's mark, fehftrrjftn. To 
 - one's character, fi<t) t" 3t»<>lllb irrril. 
 To - one's w;iy, ficf) utrirtfll. 
 
 MiMtalte, v. n. I. irrcit, fict) trrrn, 
 
 lirfj i<«ri"f l)f II , iTil) iierrf<f)iifii , fit^ i'fnVl)rfi> 
 
 itn. 2. i firf) I'frirren (o. fiiirin Di'lrtjr to. 
 
 To be mistaken, im 3cr(i)um |Viii, fid) 
 
 hrrtn. 
 
 Sfiatake, «. I. brr 3rrt()tim, "JJii^bf 
 
 griff. 2. b>i£ iBrn'rhcii, btr 3rrtf)iini {^itfttib-., 
 
 9{td)minn* ■■ 5il)irr). 
 
 1. Infallibility is an absolute security of 
 
 the understanding from all possibility 
 
 of mistake. Tii.i.otson. 2. There is 
 
 a — in the accoiiut or iu the dale. 
 
 Weustek. 
 
 By mistake, aui ^Srri'r^tii. 
 
 niMtakeOf misti kn. part. a<IJ. to 
 
 be -, 1. (I'Oii ^^Jfrfoiifii) fid) irrrti , ii)i 3rr' 
 
 tt)iim ffin. 2. ( I'Oii Diiifli'ii) iiiigoeriliiiibni 
 
 loorbct. ((?tii<a« rerffiiiit ob. iiii&i>friltljt. 
 
 Mistaker, mUiakur, «. Qmn, bcr 
 
 MIS 
 
 Iff istakfngr, m'sti'k'ng, «. b(i6 9$er> 
 
 \ti)t]], ber Orrtljiitn. 
 
 JWiiltakitlg-ly, misli'kingle, (fM i s- 
 ta'kenly; adv. trrig , irrrl^uinlid) , aui 
 2JiTi"rhfM. 
 
 ]VIist«acll, niistetsh'. (f. teach) b. 
 a. fiiiul), irriq iinterri(t)ten, Itljrtn, btleljwii. 
 
 Mistell, misteir, (f. t el I) p. a. falfct), 
 unrirt)ti.3 rrjiiljlen. 
 
 IMistemper, m'silm'pur, p. a. I. 
 fililrd)! , tnd)t grfjiirig i>friiiifct)«ii ub. tempr: 
 rirfit ; in Unorbnunii brin()en , jerriitten. 2. 
 i I'ibfl nnwenben, \'ct)lt<t)t Uittn. Shak. 
 
 Mister, m's'tur, «. < nl« litel) 5?err 
 
 mister, (nltfr. mester) *. < bie (J)nr. 
 tiinii, ber ©cbliig. Ifflifd) nennen. 
 
 Itlisterin, m'stemi'. p. a. iinri(t)ti>i, 
 
 JVIistery, mis'tiie. s. bieitiiuil, '3)iii: 
 |lerfd)nft.Pii6 0>)ciuerbi, (i)erd)iifr, f. M y s t e r y. 
 
 Mistfui, iiiUi'ful, uilj. trub, umm-. 
 bur; i<D(kr tjeii(t)tijjfeit. 
 
 ]TIistiiink, mKi/iingk', (f. think) 
 p. a. u\m<t)uq bciirit)eiirn, ini§feiinen; (for) 
 (ViiieiM (?rn>rt6 Dernrflen ober i>erbenfen. 
 
 MlNtlioug^kitf niint/iAwt', •. t frie 
 libit •WeiiiiiMfl, ber flrfle (Sebiitife. 
 
 Itlistily, mis'ieiA. mdv. biuifef, tri'ibe. 
 
 niistiiiie, uiisitme', v. a. jiir llnjeit 
 t()nn Ob. yprbtiiiflcn. - ». n. bit rc4>te 3eit 
 iierfiiiiineii. (jeini]. 
 
 Iflistlined, miHiimd', part. adj. lin. 
 
 91iMtillt;S8, mik tones, j. I. bilS '^e: 
 beliflf, 2i5olfid)tr, 9iebli4)te; Iriibe. 2. iai 
 Slnnflrtiifenfein. 
 
 9IiBtion, m's'tshiin , (U\t. mistus) s. 
 (tai ''Wird)en; Oemirdjtiein) bie i»fif(t)iiiiij. 
 
 ]9Iistitle, mist i It, ». a. faifd), iiiirid) 
 tig betitelii obtr beiirniicn. [Misle). 
 
 mistle, mix'xl, p. n. flanbrefinen, <f. 
 
 illistletoe, miizlii.^ (nngelf. mis- 
 
 IVIisletoe yelia>«. [-Bot.J 
 
 bie 'X^iilel. --berry, bie Wirtelbeere. 
 
 mistiike, nii-i like, uHj. iiel<i!li(f)t. 
 
 JUistulfl, uiktuld', praet. ii. pp. V. 
 Mistell. (Mistake. 
 
 ]llis<OOkf miituok', praet. u. pp- o. 
 
 ](lis(raiu, HiKirAuc'. v. a. uer)irt)eii 
 (itiiibtr). (tinrittiin, fiilfd) liberfel^en. 
 
 mistranslate, mistrauilite'. p. a. 
 
 mistraiislati<>u,mMiransia'shun, 
 «. bie tinridjtige, f(ili'(t)e llebrrreyuiia. 
 
 iflistreSSs mislr's. (fr. mniiresse) t. 
 I. bie OJfbieterinn, $)crrinn. 2. bie fflebitte. 
 nun, Oberl)errinn, 5Sel)errrd)erinn. 3. bie 
 5r.ni, i^aiiffmii. 4. (of) t eui 5riiiienjiin= 
 mer, tai (finer €>)r.>d)e ic.) miid)rig i|l, fid) 
 (ti»r ^iinflK.) ju eiijen fleniad)i l)at. o."bie 
 l'el)rmei|lertnn , Si-f^rerinn. 6. a) bie Wc; 
 liebte. b) bie 'TH.ureffe. 23eifrf)l5ffriiin. 7. 
 (nii 91iirebe) mKsis. iHInbame, 5rau. 8. 
 (014 91nrebt) tin "Jlii^brucf ber 25ernd)tiiiifl. 
 
 I SlIAK.M'EARE. 
 
 I 1. My mistress here lies miirdeied in 
 
 her bed. Shak. 2. Rome was - of the 
 
 world. The Queen Is — of tlie Indies. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 She was mistress of herself, fie IvtIEtr 
 
 (i(t) }ll bfl)errfd)fn. Kvery thing s'lie is - ol. 
 
 9t(lr#, wai fit brfii^r. (men bfii >>of niiid)eii. 
 
 Jflistres.s, v. n. (fineni gTaiifiijinu 
 
 iVIiKtreSS-silip, mis trisship, t. 
 
 bie (lueiblid^e; .$}err|'4)ai[. 
 
 MIT 
 
 mistrust, mistrust', (ban. mistrsst) 
 * ba^ 'Wiprraiien. 
 
 mistrust, p. o. (?infm, einer <Sa<bt 
 niigrmnen, OJtujtraiicn fe^en in Griua*. 
 
 mi.tttrustful , mistru:ii'ful . adj. 
 mietrauifil).— «(/«. Mistrust'fnily, niigt 
 traiiifit), iiiit •Wlfitrancii. 
 
 mistrustfulness , m'strust'ful- 
 
 nes, a. bai 0)f i^fraiitn , t Co) bai 'TOigj 
 tranen in ... 
 
 mi.strusting^ly , mistrub'tingli, 
 
 adv. migtraiiifd), iiiit ■OKifitraucn. 
 
 mistrustless, mlstiiisi'les , ad). 
 
 ar(]U>f. [use ill. 
 
 mistryst, (fd)Ptf.) to deceive, to 
 mistune, mistune', v.u. ueriliniinen. 
 mi.stiirn, misiujn', I) a, -|- u(rbre< 
 
 (jen, I'frfehren. [terrid)ten. uerju'Ijen. 
 
 mistutnr, niitli'i'tur, V. a. iiMfit) iin< 
 misty, Hiis'ti, adj. I. nebcliiT, triibe. 
 
 2. i bnnffl. jr. a. niiguerrtefjen. 
 misuuderstan4l,iiHsMU(iuikiaud', 
 
 To misunderstand one's character, 
 fid) in Oeninnb I'frffljen. 
 
 misunilerstandiiii;-, mitundi'ir- 
 
 stand iiig, «. I. ber 'iBfi|5i>fri'iniiP, b(\e ■^Jii^t 
 uenlatibiiip (ber 3rrtl)iim , -Wiiibeiirilf). 2. 
 bi\i ^Tligverflaiibtii^i (bit'iv. fiir:; bie lUu 
 einiflffit. 
 
 misusag'e , nwsu'xidje , «. 1. bi« 
 TOiBhanbliiiid. 2. ber •OJiiybraiict- 
 
 IVisuse, niisuxe', fr. me'suser) p. a. 
 1. niinhaiircln. 2. nii@braiid)eii. 
 
 misuse, ». I. bie ^tigl^anbliina. 2. 
 ber Wipbraiid). 
 
 misuser, niisyu'iiir. *. I?{fd)r5rpr.J 
 I. ber -Wiei'raiid) , fible (i).'i-v.iiii1). 2. bi« 
 I'ible (SrfriHiiH!! ber >JlimfpHiil)ft'M. 
 
 misvOUCll, misvoiitHh', ». a. fa(f(ft, 
 f<iird)iid) )iini 3c>)a<'n anrufen . berrofiiijeii, 
 bfjeiiiien. [trniji'ii. 
 
 mis^vear, m'swire'. 0. a. - \'(i)U(t)t 
 
 miswetl, iiiisweil'. i>. a. iiii0l}eit'a[l)eii. 
 
 miN«%'eeu, inisrtceii', i>. H. f f,iif4 
 iirct)riieii ; nii0rraiieii. — Misweeu'iiig, 
 *. ber 3rrH.)ii»i. 
 
 mis^veened, misweciid', adj. irriij. 
 
 miS'%Veud, niUweiid', p. n. '^ m 6' 
 liiiiKii, fd)li'd)r <\t\}t». Spehser. 
 
 mis'tvrite, inisiite'. v. a. f.uid) fd>rei< 
 ben, fid) i'frid)rfibcn. l\<i>ltd)t (jcnrbcitet. 
 
 mim^vrUU^'ilt , miniawt' , aifj- 
 
 misy,misse.> t. [ '■})iineralij. ] ber 
 
 mi.<«sy, ) Wifi). 
 
 misxeaious, misxel'us. adj. vcn 
 eiiinii fiiird)eii (S-tfer befeeit ober niiorrncbfn. 
 
 mite, mite, (ailtjelf. mite; l;o(|. niytc; 
 tan mid) J. I. ((Jiiipin.] bie rBtilbe; ber 
 Rorniuiirni. 2. |i ber ipedcr, bm €d)iTfleiii. 
 
 3. bao ^ii?d)en, bie if 'ciniijfeit. 4. ber jmaiu 
 iiflife lljeil fine< (s>ri\n#. 
 
 mitella, iiieicl'la, (tat. ?0.) «. [^ot.] 
 bit 53ird)ofrmri(5e. 
 
 miter, nii'tiir,^ (lat. u. nf. mitra) «. 
 
 mitre, ^ I. ber iti-pffdjuimf ; 
 
 (befuiib.) bie !5ird)0ifnirine. Per "i5ird)i'fi'l)iir, 
 bie Otifel. 2. i bif iyi|M)i>t* , ilbtiiiuiirbe, 
 bir »ifd)iM*', "Jlbti-ljiit. 3. l^lrd)ir.J ber l),iibe 
 rrd)ff "Jijiiifel. 4. ( iri|"c W)ei;il). 1 f'ne 'iJrt 
 fd)lrd)rrn Wflbf*. 5. |ird)ii.l biif (S-iiloaiiiK. 
 
 miter, i>. «. l.niitrinriii ij.iiiptfdjinticfe, 
 eiiur ^u\ei ^irrru, iii!i;lii, ini'iiliri:ii. 2. l>21r< 
 
572 Fale. fi'ir. fall. fat. M. met. Fine. fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6u(l. Tube, tiih, full. t//in, TUU. 
 
 MIT 
 
 d)it. ] ill ctncnt ^nlOeii rcrfjtcii XCiiifft vtt^ 
 timnu ^ [fiilirt. 
 
 Mitered, miturd , uHj. gciiifclr, iii< 
 
 jUitlier, ird)0tf.) mother. 
 
 Mithic, tiiii/jik. I". Mythic. 
 
 ]flitlirt4l»te, iiiii/rredate, (o. [bcni 
 jl&llliji MUluidates> 4. [^pljariii.] Cer ■>)Ki> 
 tl;ri&nt. 
 
 Mithrid.it* - mustard, [35lit.] fccr 
 aSaiii-riifrnf, MfunlbcilrnT'', i»'f'f5c iGfijfmK- 
 
 jTIitliritlntic, mii/trcdat'ik, adj. juill 
 «B^ltl)n^ar flel;iH-i(i. ^ [niii<ie.f>il}ia. 
 
 ]fllt!i;'tt.bie, niittegabl, adj. luilpe; 
 
 ]TlttiS'H.Ut, iiiiilegaiit. ((lit. iiiitig.iiis) 
 adj. nulfcriiP, liiiDeriib, ['euiiifriijfiiP. 
 
 JSitig'a.te, mii'icgaie, (Int. mitigo) 
 
 V. a. 1. liiiDeni (Ceil ©d)nuTi) ; milfern (tif 
 
 ©trnfeic); Dtfiiiitriacii (Ccii 3orii ic). 2. 
 
 nia^itteii. 
 
 2. We could wish tliat the rigor of their 
 
 opinions were allayed and mitigated. 
 
 HooKeR. 
 
 To mitigate kings into conip.inions. -f- 
 K&iiuje jiiilnmcriifcii i)emb|liiiiiiicn,nifld)fii. 
 
 It was this opinion which mitigated 
 kings into companions. BuRHE. 
 
 IVIitigrtttioil, niiitcga'sln'in, (Int. nii- 
 tigatio) *. Mc "■MiilScruiig, SiiiPeruiiii, vfr; 
 leirfircriinn. ^ ICiriiB, lIllDcrll^. 
 
 Jtfitis-ative, mfttcgaiiv, adj. mil: 
 
 JTIitig-ator, mlftcgaiiir, «. Der 'iltH' 
 berer, eiii&crtr. 
 
 mitten, mit'tn, (fr. mltaine) pi. mit 
 tens, mit'tinz, *. 1. tiT S-flllllljnnM'd)"!). 
 &aii|1liiia, ( inppl}niitrd)iil); <ii5iutfrl)nii&- 
 fd)i.il); J>'- tic Rl'ippcu(iaiifi"(1)iil)e, filapvl)aiii): 
 fcl)iil)e. 2. for 'Jlniiljaiit'utiil). [biljniibcln. 
 
 To h.indle without mittens, o ([ (JVOb 
 
 Witteilt, m'lt lent. (1. milieus) adj-i 
 fitri'orfciirniD, aiKMlromcii&, l)cniiifirca>eiiD. 
 
 iflitfillill!^) miiiciniis, (Mf. IB.) *. 
 1. [ 9fcd)r*iVr. ] ttv iBcrljnfrSlH-fi-l)!. 2. cm 
 SErit (Scfeljl), jiir SU'fiticfiiiio Cft Sofu-- 
 niciite nil eiiicii niifirn 05fru1)rt-l)of. 
 
 mHu, miti'i', *. 1.0riiifl).j £>er $nuu>i^, 
 6rfli'ilii'iiii;'i1)i' 5?iil)n. 
 
 mity, mi'ie. adj. urflcr 'OTilf'cii. 
 
 mix, inlks. (lilt, mifcctto; rtiuii'lf. mis- 
 can; (>. niecer) J^rdf/. II. pp. mired oi. 
 mixt, r. a. I. T niir(l)fn, tiieiii)fii. 2. f mi-- 
 frf)*n, I'frl'iiibfti, itiTi'iiiijieii ; jiiriiuiiiirmVijfii. 
 2. You mix your sadness with some fear. 
 Shakkpeake. 
 
 To mix wine with drugs, ^rll iHJHn nil; 
 fdltn, Pfrialfitrii. Mixed, fleiuiirt)!, vmwv 
 ten. Mixed wheat, l^.inrcl) flciiiifdjrfr , 
 %unrrr <3a3fiifii. Mixt body, pa* OJrimfd). 
 
 9ffix, V. n. fid) iiiird)rii, lid) ucrtiiiigi'ii. 
 
 To mix witli tlie nmllilude , Jll tltr 
 
 TOtiigf iio^tu. iiiitor t>ai 95olf fommeti, gc= 
 l)fH. To - iu society, |"i(^ 111 ffli fi-Iirdjilftcil 
 fi-l;cit l.ilT''" [Cif Diiiiflgnit'f. 
 
 ]Tlixen, mik'sn. «. tor -3)iiiTi)niifi'ii, 
 
 mixer, n.!kM'ir. *. tn Wndjer. 
 
 ITIixtie-iiiHxtie, ( fd>oti. ) c o n - 
 f u < pd I y mix ed. 
 
 ]ffixtiline«l, n.ikstci!ii'nc.Hi, fdat. 
 
 ]raixtililie}|p-, iiiiki.tei!n'iiear.^ix- 
 tus 11. lineal adj. jWriMii.] I'rriinrdjf ■ liiilfl. 
 
 IflixtiOU, niiks'tshuu, ( fr. ^. ) t. 
 bie -Wirdning. 
 
 IMixtly, m'ksfle, adv flciliifc^f. 
 
 MOG 
 
 IVffixture, mSks'tshdre. (Inf. ralxlura) 
 *. 1. (Piig -)3iird)eii) Me •')XMrd)iiiig. 2. T u. i 
 Die •■Wiu-tjiing, tii« (35fiii!rd)j»3. Cer 3iir>iO- 
 
 4. [ ^:i.M)arm. J tcr -)Jfird)trniif , bie i))ii):iiir. 
 
 5. [6t)fm.] bif ''JKirdjiiiig. 
 
 2. Most wines in market are base mix- 
 tures. In tin's lite there is a mix- 
 ture of good and evil. 3. Cicero doubt- 
 ed whether it is possible for a com- 
 munity to exist without a prevailing 
 — of piety in its constitution. Webster. 
 
 Mixtures, ineiivte liidjer. 
 
 IVIizillRze, mix'maze, t. ) baS £a< 
 l)i)riiirl), DiT oi'i'g'iiig. 
 
 Illizzeil, mil' in, (^ofl. mezaen; it. 
 mezzana) j. I '))Jnr.J 1. ber i5cfailllia|T. 2. 
 Pa6 '^cfaiifegel. 
 
 Mixzen-bowlines,*. pi. [Elicit.] bit 
 ^i^potteii. —-mast, bcr 23ci"(iiinia|t. — - 
 sail, DiiS 93efaiifegfl. --topmast, bie 
 ■^raiutli'iige beo ibcfrtiiiiiatlei. 
 
 mizzle, f. Mis tie. 
 
 jnizzies, (fdjott.) measles. 
 
 Mizzy, inii'ze, t. jcr *)Jhira|t, ©iiiiipf. 
 
 JTIlieillUIliCf uenion'nik, ( M ii e- 
 mon'ical) adj. nuieinoiiird), ®eCind)tiii^... 
 
 IWneiliUIliCS, uemon'uiks, (gr.uinc- 
 luonike)*. p/. Cie')}fiiciiii)iiif,S)e6ii(^tiii|3fiiii|7. 
 
 ]TIU) nio, (niigelf. ma; fitott. mae; ad). 
 <= imi)r. - ado. '■'■ fiTiicr, iiiel;r. Si-ehser. 
 
 JTluan, inoue, (angclf. nmenau) v. a. 
 betniiiiTii , teflngeii. - i>, n. luiufelu, iufl) = 
 
 muun, s. Me 2i3d)fmge. [fhigeii. 
 
 mu»llful, inone t6l, ad}. tl(iQU<t). — 
 adv. M o a n ' f u 1 1 y , fliiglict). 
 
 Jttua.t, mote. (ir. niota; fr. motte; i. 
 lSTruiiigi.'t>.] ber ©d)lLigj, S^Biiffergrnfieii. 
 
 ]fl<»ut, V. a. nut eiiiem SUaffergrabeii 
 iiiiijiil)i-ii I'D. imigebeu. 
 
 mui>, mob, (i>. Int. tnobilis) t. I. ber 
 
 ■l.HUnl, Dii^ "IJSol'elpolf, ®cfinbe!, Ciinipenoolf, 
 
 i.'iunpi'iigcfiiibel. 2. ber ^^jfrbcl^iuifeii, bie iiii! 
 
 in-bfiiilid)e, liirmenbe iBerfnmnilung. 3. bie 
 
 ■3iiid)tl;aiil)e. Steele. 
 
 2. Had every Athenian citizen been a 
 
 Socrates , every Athenian assembly 
 
 would still have been a in o b. Madison. 
 
 mwb, V. a. I. ber 2Ciitl) be* ^J5ol)rle 
 -]preip git'cii, niifif^iiiibeiii; iifjfrfdjrficn, rU'er> 
 tniibeit, ubcrtobiii, biird) 2arm teinnbcn. 2. 
 ciiilji'idfii , ciiinuiniiiu'ln. 
 
 ITfob) V. n. fid) .iiirnmtncnrotten, fid) 
 nitrcii Ob. rrttiriMi , liinueii , tobcii , Ijnnren, 
 tiimiiltiiirrn. 
 
 ]?I«»bbed, mob'bd, part. adj. I'lull 
 =poi»fl mii;l)anbell , bcr 2?Jiirl; be# ^In^brl;:- 
 pri'ii-gi'gfbcii. Igeniciii; niifnllirerifd*. 
 
 ]Tff«»l>l>i.<til, niiib bish, adj. pot>rl!)ilir, 
 mobcap, mob kap. (I)pfl. mop) s. 
 
 bie -Wiirgfiiljiiiit'C (f. Mob 3.). 
 
 mobile, mAbSl, (fr. 223.) adj. be 
 iprglid). - *• bir ^nOrl. 
 
 Piimum mobile. (Int. 533.) (in ber 
 nltrii OlilrpiuMuic) ber neiiiite 5?iuinifl , bie 
 frilf 1ifii>rriiiiig. 
 
 mobility, nioiiil'eie, (Int. molillitas) 
 s. I. bie 25fUH'gi!d)ffit. 2. l bie 2>L-rnnbrr> 
 lid)fett, brr lliibfjlnnb, bie lliiDi'danbigfi'it. 
 3. J rer '^bM. [niiiniinrlii. 
 
 mobit^, mob'l. v.a. I'frfdilcifrii, ciii" 
 
 moCCaSOIl , mok'kasiin , t. bCr 
 
 Sdjut), bit S-iipl'cflcibiina bcr 3"f''T'*"f- 
 
 MOC 
 
 moclia-Stoiie, mokastone, (n. 
 Mocha) s. l'5J?iiiprnlg.] ber '>)Kod)n|ldn. 
 
 modi, niok, (fr. nioquer; gr. mo- 
 kao; IB mociaw) v. a. 1. (eigentiid) iiod)» 
 nljnieii , iind)iiia(f)cii , bnl;rr) nnd)iiffen , @i« 
 noin nnd)rpottcii , fcineii Spott trcifreii tnit 
 G-tmn«, mit (finem. 2. ocrfpotteii, i>erln(teti. 
 3. nnrren, nrcten, l;i!>l;iicii. 4. tniifit)cn ((5-r» 
 ivnrtiiiigen to. 
 
 And mock yonr workings in a second 
 body, iiiib brljnnBclt inir 25i'rnd)tiiiig eiiien 
 utni eiiicm StelU'crtretcr I'olliogenen die<t)t6f 
 fd)lii(5. 
 
 muck, V. n. fpotten, fpotteln, (at) 
 fpotrcn (fiber), (Stum*, Q-iiicii rerfpotteti. 
 
 moci<, *. I. ber iSpptt, ©png, tai 
 (?3ffp&tt. 2 (bcr 03cgfii|li\iib be* t£potte*) 
 ber fcpptt. 3. f bie i)iiidjnjfiing. Crasiiaw. 
 
 To make a mock at . . , of . . , bn* ®U 
 fpott, feiiicn ©pott trcibeii rait ... In—, 
 jlitn ©pnfje. A strain etc. above one's -, 
 cin lou K. , ben ^emnnb nidjt niid)iiffen 
 fnnn. [bnr, ©cfjein... 
 
 mock, adj. (c[h'd), nnd)gemnd)t, frf)ein» 
 
 Mock-bird, bie ©portbroffi'I. —-citi- 
 zen, ber ©djeiiibi'irger. —-fight, bai 
 ©d)eiugefeif)t, bie ©pii'gflfed)terci. --king, 
 bcr ©d)nttcns , ^nrtentoiiig. --lead, -- 
 ore, ['TOiiifrnlg.) bie 53leiibe. —-moon, 
 bcr 9ieb«nmoiib. — - nigli tingaie, bie 
 brnune ®rn5nirirfe. --orange, [-Bot.] 
 bcr fpnnifd)e .^ctiinber. --play, bcr 1l;ea« 
 terfd)ipnnf. — poem, tai ©pottgebid)t. 
 --praise, bnS fntl)rifc<)e 2o6. --privet, 
 (-Sot] bie ©tcinlinbe. --prophet, bet 
 fnl|"d)e ^ropf)et. — rain, bcr ©d)einregeii. 
 --reasoning, bie nlbcrne "iplniiberei, ber 
 Slbermi^. --romance, ber fomifd)e, (n« 
 tijrifc^c 9?LMJiiiii. --satins, «. pi. [^nbilr.I 
 fd)innle Snmnfle. — shade, ber Iniig« 
 ©djntten, bie 9ibeiibjeit. — »ong. bn* rrn» 
 pcilirte fflebict)t. — style, bie 6urlc*ft 
 ®d)rei6nrt. --thaw, ba& nid)t Iniige aw 
 Ijiiltenbe K;niin)Ctter. -- 1 r ! a 1 , bn* ©d)eiii> 
 gerid)t. --velvet, [3iib|l.) bcr Iripp« 
 fnnimet, Iripp. --visit, bcr Sc^eiiibeiud) 
 (biird) cine aSiiltciifnrtc). —-willow, bie 
 <Ii3iilb:, ©tcin;, ©ergliiibe. 
 
 mockabie, mok'kabl, adj. f bi'tn 
 ©potrt nii*go»ci;!t. SiiAK. |cinc 'Jlrt iripp. 
 
 mocka<iees,niokkadeei'.i.[0llbll.| 
 
 mockado, uinkui'do, <.bn* Xriinim 
 (nil gnvobtiien Sengcn). 
 
 mueiiag-e , mok'kJdje, *. + bn« 
 
 CSifipoft, bcr ©pott. In -, ipottiueife. 
 
 mociier, nink'kur, *. I. ber @pptt« 
 I'ogrI, ©porter. 2. bcr licirrigcr. 
 
 mocitery, mok'kure. (fr. moquerie) 
 
 «. 1. bn*?ind)iporten; Wcipi'itt, bieep&tfcrei; 
 
 brr ©pott; (upon) bir Sntore (niif). 2. t 
 
 bie ^crfcrcrci (bd erl)irfrnl* 20. 3. (btt 
 
 (SSfgciiilnnb be* ©potre*) bn* (Mefpiitt, bcr 
 
 ©pott. 4. (bie i>rrgcMiite •)ind)n!)tniiiig obcr 
 
 5)f mil 1)11 iifl) bn* ©picl. 5. bcr (fnli'd)c) 
 
 ©d)fiii, bn* ©d)riiitMib, "Plenbiucrf. 
 
 1. Grace at meals is now generally so 
 
 performed as to look more like mock 
 
 ery upon devotion, than noy solemn 
 
 application of the mind to God. Law. 
 
 4. It is as the air. invulnerable, 
 
 Aud our vain blows malicious mock- 
 ery. Shak. 
 
FAle. (ar, fall. fat. Me, met. Fine. fin. >'6, move. n3r, got, 6il, .1^6.1. Tiibe, tub, full, t/iin. T[Ii.s. 573 
 
 MOC 
 
 t. And benr about the mockery of woe 
 T'l midniglit claitcei. PorE. 
 
 To BiMk* i( inockiry of .., &(lVOf 
 OfTt)M)Hfn. To (urn into -, feill fflffpott 
 treit<fii mit (?tu'ii5. 
 
 ]VIucliesun« mnkke^un , t. in 
 ^i\mt fiMfr Sitlniigf- {>V6tt, 6er i^pl)ii. 
 
 Hf ockiiigi' , nink'kiiig , «. iai C^-- 
 
 MoLkingbird, [Criiith.] ^fr ©pott: 
 ergfl. --itock, iai &t\pbtt, iit S'^' 
 fd)f.t't ^ce Spotre*. (igpi'trt. 
 
 ]ni<»CkinK'lyf niok'kingti. adit. JUIII 
 
 FIlirKlef iiiok'kl, r. Mickle. 
 
 ITIoflalf iiindal, (Int. niodalli) <"</■• 
 mit ill ^l■r 3lrt lltl^ SBeiff bet^fl)^^^ , ^lf 
 5 Tin iii(t»t tn« Sa5rrf!i bftrcffeiiD, beilimmt, 
 ttirbar, beMnot. jmndiii- 
 
 Modality, iii<Sdal'lti, «. lit ^pia-. 
 lirftt, Sdf6in(]f()fii, SBqlimiiitfjeit, btr jiif.il! 
 ligf ll!irfrri1)ic&. 
 
 IHude, inAde, (fr. TO., Inf. modn* 
 I. 1. 6ie 91rr iinb S53fiK (ii iViii, 3lrr, 'Sitiit. 
 ^oriii. 2. Mf '9(S^>^t, Sitte, W(i»pl)n()«r. 3. 
 bff rt^r,1^, Sfiiftiiflnng. ei* 9lbrtii|iing. 4. tie 
 IBnrtinffeulieit, ®frtnlt bcr Diiigf. Shak. 5. 
 [•!Wfr.iphi)f.] tn -Wobii* , bit jiif.iriKif CS->- 
 flfMf(fii'.ft. 6. ['OTiif.l fie iPiinrt, brr Ion. 
 7. [(ymniiii.J brrWobii*, bit goriii, Sprtd) 
 art. 8. «iiie Olrt StibfiijriKJ. 
 1. Model of receiving or enterlaiiiing 
 company. One man lia« a particnl:<i 
 
 — of walking; aiiotlier liai a lingiilai 
 
 — of dreksliig bi« h.iir. WesfiTRR' 
 S. Wiiat model of sight between rntli 
 
 wide estreiiiel Poi-e. 
 
 Mode* ofdresi, 1rncf)trn. -• of apeak- 
 Ins, 9?fbCII#nrtflI. .Simple -a, mixed -». 
 ('JJfftopl' 1 eiiifn(f)e 'Wi'bi , (jciiiif<l)fe '2}fobi. 
 Slodt^l, nind'del, (fr. niodelr; liir. 
 Modulus) t. 1. bo« O^fpbtd (Cinti OitbM 
 • tf« ic ); >JMiiilcr (jii fiiimi Wfbniibt ;c.i. 2 
 bai 9?ilb, •Wuilrr 3 brr (luirt) eiiifiii iJRii 
 .(Irr flcfmiflf e ) 9lbfrii<!; bir (Vidlnlr. -Shak. 
 .4. t a) t<\i aSilB, •Kbbilb. b) bn* Sorbilb, 
 •RiiiltT. 5. brr 'Kiiptlnb. 6. [■TOal., i»ilbl).| 
 ^i '^Krbrd. 
 4> •) England! model to ihy inwa<d 
 greatness etc. b; To form a govern- 
 ment on the — of (lie Briiisli or Anir 
 rican coiiatiiuiinn. — Take Cicero. Lord 
 Clia'liam or Burke, as a — of eloquence ; 
 take Wa»bing(on as a — of prudence, 
 initgrity and patriotism. Webster. 3. 
 He tliat desp.iirs, nieakures Providence 
 by liis own contracted — . Sol'tii 
 
 ]IIod<^l, ( fr. modeler) v. a. 1. f mo: 
 b^flirrii , obfurmcii, iiicbeln. 2. i niobeiii, 
 fiiirittt". 
 
 Moileler, wod'dellur, «. bn ^o-- 
 brirr, •OKiTler. 'OTobfllirrr, G-iiirr, brr Qtmn^ 
 eiiirirfji'^r, amtqt, mpbctt. 
 
 jfl(>d<*rte(«; , uiod'derat. (lot. mo 
 deraius) aiij. I. timfiiil (it" &|Tril u Irili! 
 ffii K.); fiil'iid). frugal (lifd)). 2. (jriiiiipiiir 
 (brr •WrinuiKj ii.icJ), iiiitjt Ijcftig). 3. (bii* 
 rr(J)fe ■TO>1« iiidir ubrnlritjriibj iimfiifj o^ifjr, 
 ffiBiiib u.), KiitP, grliiib, trniprrirr (li5rttrr); 
 biliii) u'. -JJrriiVn). 4. (iiid)tiji!r(t)iuinb» ninuiii 
 <CSi.i:;g, Scfjnri). 5. mirtrliuiiBin (5'il'^l = 
 ttitttt iC). 6. brt'd)rtbrn I'lii beii ■ilinVnidjrii). 
 1. Vioderate in drinking or ealiiig. ur 
 in other grdtificatious. Webster 2. K- 
 
 MOD 
 
 Lutheran or Calrinist ; the — men of 
 boib pi<rties. Webster. 
 
 ]lloder»<e, mod'dcrAte, (fr. mo- 
 de'ier> v. a. I. iiingiqeii (bie i^iye ic), tin- 
 r(f)roiifeii (feiiie SUrmf^e ic. > ; criiiii6u)>'ii 
 i'THttift). 2. milbfrii, teinpfrircn. 3. ( .iiif 
 lliiivrrfitnren K. al6 $riifcd; eiitf(i}i;ibeti 
 I iirreitfriijeii). 
 2. By its astringent quality. It modera- 
 tes the relaxing quality of warm 
 water. ARBUTiinoT. 
 
 To moderate one's drink etc., im 
 Iriiifeii iii>i6i(j fun, fid) eiiifdjrniifeii. 
 
 moderate, r. n. I. fid) mnginen, 
 
 i1(t) I'rrnimbern , nbnrjjiiifn, (jrinnpiiir n)fr> 
 
 cm, geliiiber lurrbrn. 2. [llnii»erili(if«n ic.J 
 
 Bprfiyer, 2Dorrl)iiiti;r ftin. 
 
 I. The cold of winter usually modera 
 
 tes in March; the beat of summer -s 
 
 In September. Webster. 
 
 Moderately, mod'deratli. »dp. I. 
 
 niiiDin . einfiid) (Itben to; amwipitjt. 2. 
 
 tiiirtrliM(igi<). 
 
 Moderateness, radd'd«ratnes, t. 
 
 bit 'J){ii6i(]frit, (vjflinbtofnt (bf«aj«ttfr#2c.; ; 
 
 •OTiitrlinnijiflfrit (gerooiynl. nnri'on Diiigeni. 
 
 Moderation, moddeiA shun, «. I. 
 
 bifJJfiipiguiig. 2. birOTaBi<^fcit(iin (JiJniic..; 
 
 opnri'iuiirrit;. 3. bit (Scl.tiTenl^eit, bet &\t\(t)> 
 
 niiii^. 
 
 1. The generar* moderation after 
 
 victory was more honorable than the 
 
 victory ilself. 2. Indulge with - in 
 
 pleasures and exercise. Webster. 3. 
 
 To bear prosperity or adversity with 
 
 moderaiioo. Webster. 
 
 Mo iterator, mddderA'tur, (I. 'Ho.) 
 
 s. 1. bit '^rrron, bie v&nc^r, bit mnpiget 2. 
 
 brr 2Curtl).Uttr, Sorfmet (tiiur Sirf.inini: 
 
 iMiigt. 
 
 Contemplation !• an excellent modera- 
 toi ot the piKkious, bit ^rrrii(()riitig iil riii 
 i'ortrrjfiid)e« "Diitttl, bit i<<ibrnfd;>ifi<ii jii 
 'niii'ri]rn. 
 
 MudrratorRllip,niodderi'iurship. 
 
 $. b.is ^liiif riiirj iBcri'ii^rrS, •JUiTrljaltrre. 
 
 Mo Jeratrix, mudderA triks, f. Dir, 
 
 luflrt).- iiiiiBi,]!; £>it 2>i)rilfl;iriiin. 
 
 Motleril , niod'durn. (fr. modernei 
 •idj. I. hru, iiiDbiTii, a> Ijfiitig neurr, (I'oni 
 iiiirrrrr out. h) \\\ ober iinrt) brr rDiobe. 2. 
 t gciiiriii, gtiuol)nli(t) , nbgrtbrofdjen, nlliog- 
 Hit). Shak. 3. t anrrfiiniif (ilnninrf) sc. ). 
 
 Modern language*, bit ntntrn, Uben- 
 ben ©pMd)en. 
 
 Moderuistn, mod'dumn'iim, t. lit 
 •Tlenrniiig , ber ^nng jiit •Jfcucrung (iin 
 Siijle 2c.). (Stiwinibtrer btr ^Teufrn. 
 
 Modernist, modduniist, ». btx 
 
 Modernize, mod'durnnue, V. a. 
 inobrrnijlrrii, (rrivni itirta; nact) btm iitiicii 
 ('>'>t\d)\\\<\d riiirirf)rcM. 
 
 Modernizer, mod'diimnlxur, t. 
 (S-iiirr, brr GriuiiS iiiubcrnifirf. 
 
 Modernly, moddurnle, adv. -f in 
 nciifrer 3fif. Miltos. (^leiihcit. 
 
 Mod(;rnneSS, mnddumnes, ». lit 
 
 Moderns, moddumx, «. p{. tit 
 •JTfiirrn. 
 
 Modest i mnd'dist, (Int. modestus; 
 fr. modenie; adj. 1. brfrf)riben. 2. btf(t)fibfn, I 
 fittfiTin, tijrbnr. 3. eljrbiir, nujLinbig cilu.] 
 
 MOD 
 
 ' jiig ic). 4. iti&itiltn, milgio (Jorbcriing ic). 
 
 Mf»tiestiy, mod >lisile- ade. I. bC< 
 iitnbrn. 2. ilrtfam, tijrbiir. 3. niiigig , mit 
 rBtiipigiing. 
 
 Modesty, mod di^le. ((. niodestia; 
 fr. luodesiiei *. I. tiie •Bi'rrt)cibrnl)fii. 2. bie 
 ©ituninftit. 3. bie G'iiiin(l>t)i-if , 'JJiirpriuljSf 
 Ipfigfeif. Shak. 4. bie^JWiieignmi. (Cmirii). 
 
 Modesty-piece, brr iBiifinftrrif iltt 
 
 Mttdicity, moddis'sete. ( fr. modi- 
 cite') I. lit OJfiiiJigfeit , {i)ermi)t)rir, (Drringi 
 fuijigfeit. (bn« iyisd)tn, iJi3enige. 
 
 Modicum, mod'dekiim. U. 'Hi.) «• 
 
 Moiiinable, mod'defiabl. (Mo- 
 di f'ieable) adj. inobifiiirt, iibijriiiibtrt, 
 eingrf(t)riinft, iiiiljiT brihmint lurrbtn foui 
 nenb. [niobifijin'M , fiint^rrnifen. 
 
 Modificnte, mnddelcklte, v. a. 
 
 Modincati«»n , mnddeiekashiin , 
 (fr. 133.) I. I. bit nni)rr( ^ciliininiiiig, (rim 
 fdjrnnfnng, 25cfi1)rrtnrniiij, ■•Wiicrrnng, •'Siiot 
 bilifiitioti. 2. bit 'JWi'bififrtrion, brfoiibert vb. 
 gtivtflt 41rt, I2)e|lnltung, >21rtung, ^ti'dy.if* 
 ftnljrit. 
 
 Modifier, mod'defiur, t. lit ^tr> 
 fon Ob. €.id)f , wt\&i< nii'binjirt, nni;er be* 
 llininit, nbiinbrrt, tiiifttriinft. 
 
 MofiiTy, mod'defi, ( fr. modifier) 
 V. a. I. niobifijiren , niil)tr beiliminen, mil* 
 btm, riiir<t)riiiirtn, nbiinbrrn. 2. nipbifi)irtn, 
 tiller Sn^tt tine gtiuifyt >]lrriing, (»(|l>ilniiig, 
 Stf(t)a|Ten()tit , tint gtiuifTt -Jlrt Iti >£ciii< 
 gtbrn. LEstrajiob. [ilanb) trf(1)Dpfrn. 
 
 Modify, V n. Cupom (tiiitn 0)rQtn< 
 
 Modiiiion, modiryiin, (fr. modil- 
 lon) $. (9lri1)if.] ber ©pnrrrnfcpf. 
 
 Modisii, mu di»li, adj. niobiiVf), nad^ 
 btr Wobt tiii<ifnrt)itf. — adv. Mo'dishly, 
 iind) btr ^i^lt, inubifil). 
 
 ModisiineSS, mo dishnes. «. t. bai 
 '3)fi^bifd)t. 2. bit OTi>bffurt)t. 
 
 Modulate, modulate, niod'julAte, 
 (Inr. modiilor) v. a. I. |'))fiif.l inobiilinn, 
 burdjfiiljrtn, uortriigt n , fliifiueid>rn. 2. (bit 
 Stininit) flrigrn uwl fdlltn in<i(t)en ortr 
 Iiifitn, tint nniurlid)t •Waiiiiigfiiltigfrit, 'ilt« 
 ivtd)i-liiiig brinnrn in .... inudilirtn. 
 2. Tlie organs of speech uiodiilnte tlt« 
 voice ill rrndiii;; or spcnkiiig. Webster. 
 
 M<»dulation , inoddiiU'sliiin. mod- 
 julA'shuii, (fr. 3i$ > *■ I. bit 'iSmiiibrniMi), 
 0)f|1iiltuiifl iiart) ritifin iiniiffrii aSrrljiilniiiTi:. 
 
 2. bit OKi'biilotiiMi, biif ®ri'i,irii.- ii. '^iillcni 
 Infftn, ©frigrii inib t^adeii btr 'Snnimt. 3. 
 ['Wuf.) bif 'Wi'Biil.irinii.Diir^fui^rniig, 'Jliirfi 
 iueid)UU(i, bfr 25i>rrri>.i. 4. ? Dit ORrlubie. 
 
 MfXiuiator, modi'ilAlur, mnd'- 
 Ji'ilatur, (Uit. "HJ.) *. bit 'lii-rf n, bit S.id)t, 
 bit niPbultrt, (Itigtii imb fnlitii ni>id)r. 
 
 Tlie tongue is a priiicipiil modulator 
 of the human voice. Wcuster. 
 
 M<»dule, module, mod'jule, (Int. 
 modulus) I. 1. tat 'Mfpfrli. •>. J brr 9H)> 
 rip; ba« OTiiiltr; bit (^ril.iir, %vxm. Shak. 
 
 3. [9lrd)ir.j bn? -MipPrd. 4. ber Diird)ini|7 r 
 (tim-r -Wicbaidf). 5. [illig., Wrcni.! ttr -))io» 
 biilii^. I lirtii (liinti. 
 
 M<»dule, e. a. 1. ntPbrln. 2. nu^b!i> 
 
 M(»iiiiN, mo'di'n, (fHr. 'So.) *. bir iStrj 
 
 gntitufi ill (sjtlb fur 3''l;nte!i, btr 3tl)ntr in 
 
 @clb. («. brr 2)ifiifiiiVr<l)t. 
 
 Modwall, mod' wall, (iv. modwul; 
 
574 Tate, far. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6. m6ve. n5r, got. 6il, cl66d. Ti^be, trtb, fiill. lAiii, THis. 
 
 MOE 
 
 IVIoe, mo, adj. 11. arfi.'. t nicfjr. Hooker. 
 Moe fiir Mowe, (»i'firt)t« ^d)^ei^en.SHAK. 
 
 ]IIug-ul, mo'gul, (III&. Vie.) *. IDfliliB.) 
 ber -)Kl'(1i^(, "Wrfliil. 
 
 llffolinir, iiio'liare. (Wtiljr ; fr. moire) 
 I. (3iieit.j ter 'Woljr, t>n6 $ii(irtiirf). 
 
 Mohair p^. --yarn, ^n6 Uniuctlflnrn. 
 
 JMoliaininedan, mohani'medaii. 
 adj. nui(;aincE)nni|'rf). - «. ber Wuljamci 
 biiner. 
 
 IWoliaininedaiiiRin , moliaui'- 
 medaiiuiM, *. bie Offliflioii o&er 2el;re '>)}hi< 
 J)atll^'^^. 
 
 JHohaminedanize , moiiam'- 
 Biedaiijze. v. a. niir ben Ok6rdu(f)eii ubcr 
 Oriinbrn^cn ber OKii|)niiiebnnci; in lUbereiiu 
 ftimminig briiiflcn. 
 
 Moltawk, nii'liiwk, ^ 
 
 nrollOCk, niA'lidk, 5 
 WrOniut (anienfnuird)c SDilbe i<om Stflinmc 
 biefc6 3f?<imen«). 2. tfjcmalS bi-r iKnme ge« 
 wiffer ©trngciirmibi'r in Coiibon. [luirrcn. 
 
 JVIoider, hum <iiir. u.a. (Dcrfl.) vet: 
 
 ]9Iuidur<;, moedore', *. bcr *)JJinbor 
 (fine pt>rtiiflii'firrf)e ©oibmriiije , = 1 $ff. 
 7 ©f). Sterling). 
 
 moiety, nioe eti. (fr. moitie') #. bie 
 ^nlfre; ber 'il^eil (ilbcrl^niipt). Shak. 
 
 JVIoilf uioil, (fr. iiiouiller) v. a. 1. bti 
 fiibein , befd)niiii3cn, niit Sotl) beberfeii. 2. 
 flbmntten, nbniiii^en, nbmiibeit (f. t>a& fplg. 
 EDort). 
 
 To moil one's self, flc^ nbnu'l^CIl , firf> 
 Abqiinlen. To — one's self in tlie dirt, iin 
 Svtt)e jterfi'n bleiben. 
 
 JHoil, (QT. niolox; (at. molior) v. n. 
 I. fid) nbtmlljeti, fi<t) pinrfen, fid) qiifllen. 2. 
 i»u^(en. 
 
 To toll and moil, flcf) rrf)cren ii. ptnrfen. 
 
 Moil, (nngelf. mal) «. -J- ber iJlctfen, 
 bflS '97?nl)l. [bflS 'Wu6. 
 
 MoiNe, moiie, (fflemufe) ». bcr!Prei, 
 
 moist, moist, (fr. moite, nlffr. moiste) 
 adj. 1. feud)t. - star, bcr 'TOonb. Shak. 2. 
 fnftig. (feiid)ten, befeiidjten, nnfeiidjteti. 
 
 jnioiNten, iiK'li'Kii, C Moist) ». «. 
 
 IMoifite'iier, inot'xnur, «. ber !8e> 
 f«ud)tcr, 9(nffud)rcr, ber, lueldjrr, bn6, ma6 
 <in|cMd)tet. [geiidjtigfeit. 
 
 ]?IoiNtr»i , niSisl'tuI , adj. luldcr 
 
 IHoistiieNS, nioist'nes, «. bie $eiid) 
 
 tiflfeit, 5fud)rl;cit. 
 
 jfloisture, mSis'tshure, (fr. mol- 
 •eur) *. 1. bie ijrndjfigfeit, geii(t)tljeit. 1. 
 He 5eiid)tigfeit, ber ©nft. 
 
 91<»isty, iiioisie, udj. f lUlffcilb. 
 
 Xlolie, ni('ike, «. t bie ?Ofafd)c (nn 
 
 tlfljen). ltrul«. 
 
 Iffoky, nio'ke, (m. mwg) adj. * bfliirr, 
 
 Ulttiar, itiA'lar, (Jar. molaris; adj — 
 teeth, Die 53n(feiijiil)iie. 
 
 molasses, nioias'siz, «. pi. bte 
 fRtlajTt, ber Snrferbirff.ift, f. Meln»»es. 
 
 m«>ld, mold, (aiigelf. mold, molda, 
 myl; to. niol; t)c>H. n. bail, mcl; fd)n>. 
 RiuU, n)al)rfd)einl. i<;rivaiibt niit mellow. 
 Int. mollis) «. 1. bie (?)ciund)f>, Daniiiu, 
 S&.uierbe; leidit jerreibliiDe (S-rbe. 2. bie 
 'JKatcrle, ber ©ti'if. [Addison 
 
 2- Nature formed me of her softest"i o 1 d. 
 
 Men of mold, !^ ©tbeii|"ijt)iie, ©rbcn 
 
 MOL 
 
 Mold-warp, — turner, ber Wfliil» 
 rourf. 
 
 mold, (fp. molde; ft. moule; arm. 
 moul; ban. mul, muld; m. mold) $. I. bie 
 {Joriii ((Siigferni). 2. a) bie giirm (gormel). 
 b) ^ ber £eib, i?il>rper. 3. [®olbrd)iager, 
 3nrferfteb. , Sidjtiict).] bie Jorm. 4. [fianix 
 iicngieg.] bni5 'OJfobenbret , 5frtn(ji''lj. 5. 
 [iSc^iffb.] bag ^lJial;l, bie gWall. 6. [Stnffa. 
 tiirarb.] bie ©d)abltme. 7. (bn« ®egof[ene) 
 i bie Sortn; 2lrt, ber ©cfjlag. 8. [2Inat.j bie 
 j)pirnfd)abeinal)t. 
 7. A writer of vulgar mold. Waller. 
 
 Vellum-mold, [ (53Dlbfd)l.] bieanetfd)' 
 form. — of about a tliousaiid leaves, [0)iMb> 
 fd)l.] bie §oiitform. Bastard — , [gnrfers 
 fieb.] bie iSailarbfrrni. — of form , bc\>i 
 ^iifler, SJorbilb ber Silbiing. Shak. 
 
 Mold-candle, bai gegoffene Sidjt. — - 
 frame, [Sic^tjiel).] ber {Jormtifd). 
 
 mold, V. a. I. fornien, biiben; giegen 
 (eiit aSilb). 2. i a) biiben (ben Qiti\i jc.). b) 
 to — up with .., jiiflii^en imt . . . 3. 
 [©d)uf)m.] nu*baiirf)en iiai J?eber). 4. fne; 
 ten (58rob, leig). 
 2. b) They molded up their new selie- 
 mes of religion with re|>ublican prin- 
 ciples in government. 
 
 To mold a moral lesson into the form 
 of a fable •to. , eine moralifc^e Setjre in 
 eine ^nbei tc. cinfleiben. 
 
 mold) «• bag 'W(i()f, ber Jfecf. 
 
 mold, *• ber (gd)imniel (niif bem 
 »rob !C.), ^nljn, ftal;nt (aiif fJi'iOlgen Kht-. 
 pern, j. S5. S3ein). [lucrben. 
 
 To contract mold, fdjitlimeln , fnl;iiig 
 
 mold, D. a. I. rd)innnelig , fal)nlg 
 madjen, ntit ®d)innne[ ob. Solim t'lOerjifljen. 
 2. init Damnierbc, cycivadjscrbe beberfen. 
 
 Molded. fd)ininielig,i'errd)inimelr,f.if)iiig. 
 
 mold, vn.\. fd)ininu'(n, fal;iiig luerbeii, 
 fafjnen. 2. l ii. ? ttcrroilen. [formbar. 
 
 moldable, moid'abl, adj. btlbfiini, 
 
 moldavia, molda'vea, t. [®eogr.] 
 bie WDlbnti. 
 
 molder, mold'ur, «. 1. ber Sitbncr, 
 former, Wiener. 2. i ber "TJiPbter, Wnbeler. 
 
 molder,(ban. nmlner; |d)lU. multiia) 
 
 V. n. 1. f jerbrorfiln , I'ernuibern, in Staiib 
 
 lerfaflen. 2. i a) jcrilicben , I'ergeljcn. b) 
 
 fid) Bermiiibern, at'iirl;nien. 
 
 2. a) If he liad sal sttll, the enemy's 
 
 army would have molde red to 
 
 nntliing. Clarendon 
 
 To molder away, jerfliebeii, jerfliiuben. 
 To- to nothing, in 'Tiidjtc jer|liebcn. 
 
 molder, v.a. I. jerbr&(feln, in Staub 
 iienvanbeln. 2. t jrr|T5ren, ycriuililen. 
 2. Some felt the silent stroke of ui o I d e r- 
 in g age. Pope. 
 
 moldilieoiS, mol'denes, s.bai @d)itUi 
 meligc, ber rdjiminrlige 3ii|lanb. 
 
 molding-, m/ild'ing, «. 1. ttwat 
 (Segpfirnee , OJefpriiitefi I'lberfianpt, G-iiuag, 
 bai gegLffen, gefcrmt {ii frin fdjeint; (bnl)er) 
 •2. [^Jlrd)it.] a) ber ©iniS, bn« ©inigiuerf. 
 b) ber Xragflrin cineg Sogeng. 
 
 Molding-planes, s. pi. [Zi\<i)Uvt).] 
 ©tnbhi'bel tc., iim ©tiibe ju Ijebeln. 
 
 moldy, molde, adj. 1. fc^immelig, 
 (i>ptn 5a5ein te.) fal)nig, fal;mig. 2. fd)ini» 
 mtlui)t. 
 
 MOL 
 
 mole, mole, (nngelf. m.nel, ma!) «, 
 l.ba«*5Kal)(, Wutternia()I, berglerfen. 2. dot. 
 mola) I6l)ir., ainat.] bai 'JKonfalb, gj?cub» 
 frtlb. 
 
 mole, ((at. moles; fr. mole; n. moel> 
 «. I. ber^rtfens, 5a3rl)rbonim , q)?olo, bAi 
 •JBeljr. 2. [rom. 9Iltertl).] bai ®rabmal)l, bet 
 65ral)tl)iirm. 
 
 Mole head, ber ^afenbnmm. 
 
 mole, (f)Dn. mol; ban. muldvarp) $. 
 ber ?)fanii«urf. 
 
 Mole -cast, ber WaiilmiirfSfjaiifen. -- 
 catcher, ber '^Jfaiiliuiirfcfanger. --crick- 
 et, bie ?OIauliviirf«gri(le. — eyed, <Wnul» 
 miirfijaiigen Ijnbenb. --hill, ber *JKaiiJ» 
 iviirtgl)ngel ; Frov. To make mountains of 
 mole-hills, nus einer ^Bfilrfe einen Glu 
 pljnnten iiiac^en. — rat, Die -OTaulmiirf** 
 ninug, ber (Jrbgraber. --skin, [^nbil.J 
 eine 2trt 3tng jii Scinfleibern sc. --track, 
 ber -Waiilimirffgang. --trap, bie '"StnixU 
 luiirfgfnde. — warp, ber 'OJffliilroiirf. 
 
 mole, V. a. [Dertl.j pon »lKanln)iirf«» 
 (jaufen befreien (ein 'Jelb). Peoee. 
 
 molebat, mole'bat, t. [^d)ti)\)Ol.] 
 bcr tepiegclfifd). 
 
 molecule, molekule, (fv. ^■) «. 
 [ipljof.] b<i6 ll)eiirt)en, Kngeld)en. 
 
 molest, molest', (lat. molesto) «. a. 
 ©inen beldjligrn, beiinriil;igen , befd)iueren, 
 6'inent berd)n)erli(f) fallen, &inem iBerbriiS 
 inad)en. 
 
 molestation, molesti'shun, «. 1. 
 bie ajcldiligiing, Sbennrnfjignng. 2. bie Uii» 
 gelegfnl)eit, a5efd)iuerbe. 3. ^ bie llnriif)e, 
 (S-niponing (.bti '•Weereg). 
 
 molester, moiest'ur, ». ber S5elofli< 
 ger, ©torer, ©iner, ber G-inetu befd)mcrli(t> 
 fddt, lleberldflige. [fdjiuerlict), Inflig. 
 
 molestful, molsst'ful, adj. be< 
 
 molien, mn'leen, «. ein Sauni in 
 dljina. 
 
 moliminOUS, mol'm'enus, (v. tttt, 
 molimeii) adj. f t)b<i)'} iuid)tig.' Morb. 
 
 moliiiist, nio'leiiist. s. [2i)eol] bit 
 *(KPlinift, S15crfed)ter ber i?e()re bt6 Wplinn. 
 
 M o ' I i n i s m , «. ber Wplmigni, bie Celjre 
 
 bti ■OTpIina. [-))inried)en, 'Warlf. 
 
 moll, mol, (2lbfrir}iiiig fiir Mary) ». 
 
 m»llient, mnTycnt, dat. molliens) 
 adj. envfid)i'iib. li»eid)bar. 
 
 mollillahle, mnl'leli'abl, adj. tf 
 
 jnullitlcntittn , inollefeki'shrui, 
 «. I. ;.bie &ni<eid)nng. 2. i bni SSeriil)i. 
 gniiiifinittd. Shak. [eriveidjenb. 
 
 mollilicative, mollil'lekativ. adj. 
 
 mollifier, mnl'leliur, $. I. ber 3)e* 
 fanftiger. 2. bi\e i.'inberiingg-, G-riueid>iing*i 
 mittfl. 
 
 m«»lliry, mnl'l^fi, ((at. mollio; fr. 
 mollifier) v.a. I. i eriDCidjen. 2. f a) ntid) 
 innd)en, 2Dcid)l;eir geben (einer ©prndje ic). 
 b) eriveidjen , befanftigen (^erjen). 3. Iiii» 
 bcrn (®d)nier}en tc). 4. 1 niiibcrn (5prbernii» 
 gen to. 
 
 mollnSCa, mnllus'ka. (v. (. mollis) 
 «. pi liJ?atiirg.) fd)nripre , nnrfte, wtidft 
 SBurinrr, bie 6d)lfiiiifl)irre 
 
 mollu8Caii,>i><^>iiiU'kan, ) 
 
 mollu.SCOtkS, mnllus'kus,) 
 
 }li ben ©d)lfimth(rrrn i)th&rifl. 
 molly, u<un«, I Moll. 
 
 -*. 
 
F&»ft. far. fall. fat. MA. met. Fine. fin. N6. mive. n6r gSu 6Fl, cUM. TAhe, liib. f'lM. t^in. THis. 575 
 
 MOL 
 
 IMolIy, «. itt Rnnbtt\(d)h\tin. 
 
 llloloKSus, nioloi (OS, (lat. It. gr.) 
 «. [<J5i'cf.] 6fr -))?olofrii«, ©(ftiufrfctritt. 
 
 llIoloiiNeH, ninlos'iiz, i'. Melaiiex. 
 
 Molt, molt, (ro. moel) c. n. inau|Vn, 
 ^td) ictern, fid) nmiiffrn. 
 
 IVolteU, ninl'tn, part. adj. gffd^inof' 
 Jen, Jfflofiftl. - grease , (9?i)gnrjiuif.l Dili 
 gfttfdjmflitu. - copper, 6in« (S-rj. 
 
 IHolterf iDoiiur. (. I. tier SSp<|(( in 
 bft 'Wniiff. 2. [Ofrtl.l m« ■•3Kiil)I<)flD. 
 
 Slolting', luoi ting. «. tie 'fU^niii'c. 
 
 ]lluly, ni<Vle. (flr. 2]Q.> «. [Siot.J 6<i£ 
 «KiMO, Dir Siiimtiil.uiit). 
 
 Mulybflate, mol'b'dite.t. lG^I)cm.] 
 n»nffi'rMe;i(iiirft >salj. - of lead, tiunvtitinii: 
 fniirce 'iMn. ^l^6 -yifigflb. 
 
 mwlvbflt^n, aii'ilib'den. ) 
 
 JllulyikUeiia, luolib'deiia.) 
 lybiiaiii.u «. 1'MfiiurrtI.j.] Bii« SiiiiJTfrbKi, ttr 
 ^VlMl)l'^'^|"^l'"U, Woli)t)t)iiiifif6 , ONolijfrPrtii. 
 
 Moly bdena-oclire . btt '>))U>lQt<riiil' 
 B*rr. --•ilver, Bn^ TOolDbtiiuillbtr. 
 
 ]flulybd«nOU8, ninlilt'ileiiun. adf. 
 
 - acid. [di;em.J Cie uiu'uUfommrite SlCa(|er> 
 blew'iwrt. 
 
 JHIolybilenanif moiib'd^uum, «■ 
 [qRmtriilg.) ini *)Koii)()6.iiiiutMlI. ^ 
 
 IHoiik;, monie, (fc. moaioa ; f. M u ni> 
 t. in Biiiiniifopf. 
 
 IHuiiitiUt, ni&'ment, ((at. niomenluni ; 
 
 f^. momeiiO t. I. bit 9}{Dllienc, ^ugrllMlif. 
 
 S. i t Bi«itr<»ff» iBirfen&r,fliitreibenD« firnft; 
 
 btr (fiitPriirf (ter 2D>il)il)eit ). 3. bit Wi<b' 
 
 (igfrit, ibeBeithiuai bai &tm<i)t, bn 9{>ict)> 
 
 brucf. 
 
 2. Touch with ligliteit mo in cat of Im- 
 
 puUe 
 
 His free will. Milton. 
 
 S. It !• an abstruse specninlion, but aUo 
 
 of far less niomeiit to us than llie 
 
 others. Bentley. 
 
 To have moment to help devoiion, )lir 
 
 Sitfpretriiiig bn 'Hixbadjt bitntw. To be a 
 
 — to ..., Gtivild tbrDrril. Upon far pooier 
 -, -f bti riiicr ivcic uiibe&cuteiibcrrii Scr- 
 aiilflffiiiig. [Ceutcnfi. 
 
 Muiildltalf m&men'tal, adj. f bt> 
 
 IHuintSlltnily, mimen'tale, ado. 
 dni'ii 'iliitii'iU'iu-f, itir riiicii 4Uig(ii6li(f. 
 
 niuiiieutniieuug, luimeutiue- 
 is. cCrr: 
 
 H«»llientHltyf niA'meniane.^ 
 
 nuilieittMry, mo'ineniare, ^ 
 Cugeii blicf lid) , In ciiiciii "iliigciiblKfe acrl}aii, 
 BiDmenraii, riiien >llugcitbii(f finucriiD, ftiid)- 
 tig, ucrnnnglKt); ftirnnib iS^i^t). 
 
 jlluiiieutarily,m6'm«utarel«,a<{«. 
 itbtn >}liui(nblicf. 
 
 Bloilteutly , ro&'minlli , adv. 1. 
 •ugeni>li<fli(() . niii ob. fur riiifii ^ugcnblicf. 
 I. in eiiitni "Jliiiienblicfe , itbtn 'Uii(jenbiict. 
 
 illuineiltOUH^niAmen'lus, atlj. mi(S): 
 tifl, beteutrnb. 
 
 ]flunieiltuin, mAmen'tum, (Int. 
 fD.) «. [''Bitd). 1 bai -OToment, bee SSeme. 
 giin(i6rrieb. 
 
 ]Vloinin«ry, niuu'm&ri. } . ^^ 
 
 Xluiniiiery, ^ 
 
 merie) «. 6ie "iJiummerei, JBermummunfl, 
 VHaitnabt. [bn fflPlM'Oflel. 
 
 Muniut, in&'mot, *. [Omul}. J id., 
 
 adj. 
 
 MON 
 
 Iflouachal, mon'nakal, (fir. SB. D. 
 (jr. n:onachos) adj. \\m\d)i\(b. 
 
 IHonacllisin, moirnakum. (fir. mo- 
 nachisme) s. 1. tui ■•i7ib»(t)6wt\tn, bit '!5Ji&n> 
 rtjerri. 2. bn«^))fon(t)6Icbfn, ber'3JIi)Mrf)f|lanb. 
 
 IWunafI, mon'iiad, > (gr. nionas) «. 
 
 ]fluna(le, monad. ^ [>)>l)i[ur.] bie 
 ■5Rl>Ma^e, ta6 einfiidie, iintljeilbiire 2i3efen. 
 
 jlloiiadelpll, raon'nadelf, (gr. mo- 
 no» u. adelphos) t. CSot.] bic etnbrfiberigc 
 *J5|lniUe. — Monaderphian. adj. ein> 
 bri'iffrig. 
 
 ]ll<»naf1ir, mnnad'dik. fadjbai 
 
 Itlonadical, mouad'dekai.^ ^efen, 
 Die (?■ giiird)iifc fiiuT -IKiMiiibe IjiibriiD. 
 
 ifluiiail(l«tr, iiioiian'diir. (gr. monos 
 II. aner^ t. l^et.j bie rintiiAiinerige $f{anie. 
 — Monan'drian, adj. riuiitiinnerig. 
 
 IVIonarcIl, monnarli. (i\r. nionar- 
 dies; I'r. nioiiarque) «. I. Ccr "S^^iMICird), ^21l< 
 lrinl)err|(t>ir. 2.1 a) C^erfiouig. b^ ber JJiirtl. 
 2. a) A lion is called the monarch of 
 wild beasu ; an oak. the - of the fo- 
 rest, bi Bacchus, - of the vine. Shak. 
 
 Monarch-! i ke. giei(t)riiirni^i<iiar<l)cn. 
 
 Muiiarcli, adj. rpnigiid). 
 
 M unarelialf monar kal, adj. moi 
 n.uiliuVt), foiiigiid), nnriiil)frrir(l). 
 
 ]nuiiar«lieN8, iiinniiarlies, «. Me 
 -)Kininrd)iiiii, '^Klciuhfrrfftrriiin. 
 
 MfUiarcbiC, monar kik. ) 
 
 jWuilUrcllical V mAnarkekal, ^ 
 (f Monarcliial; adj. |liOliarct)l|'d) , (tll: 
 Ijcrng. 
 
 iUtiiiarchiNtf mon'nark'tt. (fir. rao- 
 naichikte; 4. bcr "inontird^iil, ^}lnl]aiig(T bet 
 9)?pitiud)ir. 
 
 jftoilMrPllize^ mon'nirklie. v. n. 
 ben ■•))ioiiiird)cii , jllleiiiUerri'djcr ipiclcn. - 
 V. a. 1. b(l)erriVt)cn. 2. in etne ^}}7t>n>ird)ie 
 iiiiiiiMnbcln. Milton. 
 
 Muuarcliy, mon'narki. (gr. mo- 
 narchia) m. 1. bie ''I^^'nnrc^ie, &iiii)errr<()aft. 
 2. bie ^XtiMinrct^ie, bii6 9{ei(t). 
 1. A free government has a great advan- 
 tage over a simple monarchy. 
 
 J. Adams. 
 
 Hlonailteriai, mAnaslirial.^ 
 
 ]VIunastic, monasiik, > adj. 
 
 ]IIunafiticaly m6uas'tikal, ) 
 floilrrlirt), fili'iler... 
 
 ]IIuitaMtvry, mon'oattrt. mnn'nas- 
 terie. (gr. moii.-isterion) *. bnt Rlofltt. 
 
 jMftnastic, «. ber '>}7?i<n(t)- 
 
 i?l<»nai«tically,ni^nas'iekall^,n({p. 
 floiliTiirt), eiufiini. (bn* '5)fiMid)61e6en. 
 
 iVIOIiaNticisin, monastesum, «. 
 
 nuiulay, niun'di. (ftngflf. monan- 
 dneg, l)L'(l. maiindag) «. [Hill.] ber »Wontiig. 
 
 St. monday, bn blant <J)?onrng. 
 
 muildef mond, (fr. "Sj. v. lat. mun- 
 dus> t. I. bie aSJelt (©efenrdjaft, geute). 2. 
 bi-r 5{fid)fapi'fl. 
 
 nuaeciaUf mAnishean. (gr. m'»'ios 
 u. oikos) arfj. [93iu.] einljnufig. -• bit 
 eiiiljniifige "iptronje. 
 
 Monetary^ mun'neiare, (fr. mone'- 
 taire) adj. jnill Qiclbt flClj&rig, nil* (Mrib bf: 
 |le()f nb, qKi'inj . . . Quart. Rev. 
 
 ]tIoneyf mun'ni, (iingelf. mynel; |)o(l. 
 munt; lat. monela; fr. monnaie) pi. mo- 
 neys, «. l.baiigemfiiiire c<b.'$apiero®(lbi 
 
 MON 
 
 bit SD%ting; ^ilnje. 2. bai ®e(b (bt9 
 
 ^lti(f}ti)um). 
 
 2. Money can neither open new avennes 
 
 to pleasure, nor block up the passagct 
 
 of anguish. Rambler. 
 
 Money of account, bit9?e(ftniing5mi'iiiie, 
 bai 9?ed)niing^gr|b. - in hand, -down 
 upon the nail, ready — , bnare6 (SJelb. To 
 see one's - out, init feiiiem (Sflbe fertifl 
 fein. To be out of-, fid) aiifgfgcben rb. 
 uergeben t)abtn. To keep out of-, ©inea 
 niit ber 3'ihliiiig i;inl)alren. To make -of.., 
 |n CUelb madden. 
 
 Money-bag. ber (Selbfarf, (Selbbeiitef. 
 --balance, bie cyelbmagc. -bill. (<J>nr« 
 lam.] bie fflelbbifl. --box. bie ®Llbi"(t)iib« 
 labe, fiabenfafff, bai ©elbfaildjen. --brok- 
 er . ber ®€lbinafler. -changer, bet 
 ®elbived)eler. -concerns, pi. bie (SJflb* 
 angclegenljeiten. --lender, ber fflclbau«» 
 leil)er, ®elbi'erlfil)er. --making, a) adj 
 gelberivrrbenb. b > ». ber Welbeniirrb. - - 
 matter, I. bit Welbrad)c. 2. bie 9{e(()niin(i 
 (jaiird)«n ©loiibigrr ii. Sdjiiibner). --pack, 
 
 — packet, -package, bai Oitlfpadtt, 
 bie OJclbri'fle. -proof, Mnbe(lrd)lid). -- 
 scrivener, ber Pielbmaf ler. --spinner, 
 bie fflliid^rpinne (eine firiiie Spinne). -'s- 
 worth. I. brr ®flbe*n)crtl;, poflc SBrrtl) 
 2. (5tK)n«, bai &(ib eiiitrageii nui0 I'b. ivirb. 
 --trade. -irn II fcactions, OJflSgerd)af« 
 tf , ber (Seibhanbel. -wort, l95ot. ] ba* 
 ^frnnigfraiit. 
 
 lTluneyag'<>, mun'neidje. «. (^ngl.J 
 eljfiii. fine ndgcnieiiif 2aM?rtener. Humk. 
 
 moneyed, niuunid. adj. I. flfib* 
 xtidf ; in iBanrem bi-fiOcnb. 2. in fflclJ beflffjenb. 
 
 Moneyed men, gelbreidje Siiite, So* 
 pltaliflen. - capital. ba6 Ravital in Oaaretu 
 ®flbe. lOJifiiiKr. 2. ber ^fd)«ier. 
 
 Iffoneyer, mun'neur. t. -f I. bet 
 
 Money lens, mmi'nelss, adj. geib< 
 loi, Ohne Otflb. (■OMnige;, TOifdjfi'rn. 
 
 IVf ong-COrn , mung'kim , i. ba5 
 
 MoilfJ'er, miing'gur, (aiigell*. mnu- 
 gere; l}pll. manger) m. I. (brfiinbrr^ in 3il» 
 faninifiife^ungrn gebniiid)!.) ber .§)anMfr, 
 Cramer; ©erfaffrr; ajerfertiger. 2. t b"* 
 SJifdjerboot. 
 
 Mong^reljiiiung'gril, (v. angrff.men- 
 gan) ttilj. iHMi grinird)rfr, jiucicrlci, vttitt^iu 
 btnet »Mrt pber Warning. i 
 
 M o n g r e I - 1 o u g u e , bie 3\vitttr\\ra<f)t, 
 bai ®prad)nfnu'Mge. --dog. ber 23leiibiiiig. 
 
 jVf ong-rel, t. ber ^?engeling. ^Ifc^t 
 ling. 
 
 IWonilirorin, mi\nil'lifitrm , (iat. 
 monilen. forina)<if0.1'iHit.Jpprird)llnrforinig. 
 
 Moniiiient, mdu'iienieni, (lat. mo- 
 numeniiM'v ». I. * bai I>enfmal)l. 2. bie 
 ?Iui''.1'riit. SpensER. 
 
 MoniKli, mon'iiish, V. a. -f- erinaf)iien. 
 
 — M on 'is her, «. ber ©miafjnet. — 
 Mon'ishmeiit, «. « bit G'rinal)iiiing. 
 
 Monition, mimikli'mi, (lat. monllia) 
 «. I. bie (ETinal)n!ing, -Watjmiiig, 'iJCarnnng, 
 QSorftfflung. 2. bie^iiiibe, (Jriiineriing. 
 
 Monitive, mou'uetiv, adj. erttia^t 
 neitb, iwariiriib. 
 
 Monitor, ninn'nilur. (fat. SS.) •• 
 I. ber G^rninliner, <JBarnfr, G'tinnnrer. 2. 
 [ill ©d)ulen] Cer >31ufrfl;cr, llntfrlcf;rer, (dn 
 
576 Fate, ffir. fall. fat. Mi. met. Fine, fin. No. mqve. nor, got. 6ll. clond. Tube. tub. fAll. t7/in. THis. 
 
 MON 
 
 *Sd)ufcr, rcr ^ic ©tcde ie} 2ff)ri'r5 i>crtritt). 
 
 ISoilitorinI, inoniieto'real, adj. 1. 
 ju einein gjtiil)iicr, ?25>irner offj^irin; einc 
 gRnl)ming eiu()nltcii&, ^OTaliii ... 2. [in Sct)u= 
 liiii] bind) 3liirTfl)cr, Utirerleljrer rcf)ren^, lei= 
 Uwi, gddtet r^. mitgerf^eilr (nnct) fcem Sail; 
 ra|Tcr'rd)cii ©DilfiiO. 
 
 Monitorial system, ba« tlntcrricf)t«ri)= 
 (lem, unci) ivcldjem ©rfji'ilci" nnSere Icijreii, 
 bai med)iViroitinc Uiiti'rricf)rsri)ileni. 
 
 monitory, iiioirncuirc. (Int. moni- 
 »oriu&)«ftj. criiinl)nen&,ivnriicn&,2Ciirniinfl5.. 
 
 To be monitory, ilir aBiiriUllii] pif iieit. 
 
 IWonitory, »• Me (5-rmal)nuuq, ^My 
 mnui,'3a3ariu:tuj, OJ?a!)iir*rifr. Prr'TOiiljnbricf. 
 
 IllOIlitreSS, mon netres, t. I. bit 
 ermnl)iuTinn , ISiuncrinn. 2. [in Q^ulen] 
 tie ^diffeljeriitn, Uiircrlfljrcrinn. 
 
 MouU, muiigk, (gr. monachos; nngeff. 
 moriec, nuinuc; fr. molne; fatu^fr. njnni) t. 
 I. tier ''Simd). 2. [tnpogr.] bcr <3)J&iid). 
 
 Monk-fish. [Od)tl)i)i^l.] bet 'Koiirf). 
 -•s-head, [ S3ot. ] fcr <n?iii!irf)ffi.'pf, f"* 
 «0J6ii(f)JtUitt. -'s-hooii, 1. l«ot. ] Die 
 «K[>iirf)«fan''e- 2. [giatiirg. 1 bet ©etteufrl. 
 -•». rhubarb, [!8i't.l Per •5Ki)iid)irl)iibar! 
 btr. --sheet, [1i)pi>gr.l Per OJioiic^obogeu 
 
 monkery^ mungk'ure, *. ba& 
 WionA^lebfii, '>)?i&n(l)i?UHM'en. 
 
 ^nConkey, mungk. e. (it. moniccliio) 
 pi. mon key R,aud) mop kles.«. 1. [3^"'l"J 
 ber 91ffc. 2. t a) t Scr '^lff«- •OKnuliiffe. b; 
 (nl« 9ic6fLM'img) bai '"Jlfffdjcii. 
 
 To play the monkey, '•ppffcn trcibcil. 
 -•s allowance, o mclir ®i1)I.i.ic aii 53roD. 
 
 Monkey- f lo wer , Mc ©aufelblume. 
 -'s-bread. [<Si't.] bai OlfffiitTOb. 
 
 moilkllOOCi, mungk'hiid, «. bCV 
 
 ]IiOIlki»>ll, mungk'jsh, adj. lliondjifd), 
 gjlL'nd)^ . . . 
 
 ]?fonOCerOS, mono«'.sero». (fMo- 
 noc'erot) (gr. nionokeros) «. 1. ba^ Qi\\' 
 f)erii. 2. [Di.uurg.l bev iW.inu.in 
 
 jnronocliord, moii-nokord. (gr. mo- 
 nochordon) s. [-)}iiir.j bai ^imcdfotb, tin' 
 faiti.ie J pinverf jf iig. 
 
 mronocliroina^niAnnk'kr.'inia, (gr. 
 monos 11. chioiua) *. t>ilS eitu'>irl>ig« Wt= 
 tnntPe. — M o n o c b r o m a t ' i c, adj.[^al.] 
 eiiif.irbin. 
 
 9 ]fIonOCOlyI«, nion'nnkotil, CbeV : 
 
 moiiocotylecloiioas , mnuo- 
 kcSiiJed'di'.niis. adj. [iirt.] )pit)feinicn&. 
 
 JTIonocotyledon , monokutil'le- 
 dSn. ( gr. iiioiros ti. kutvledun) t. [QJot.] 
 tie fi'iijfi'iincn&e ^l3r^.^llJC. 
 
 IVf.4»I10Clllur, iiu'tiink'kAlar. ^ 
 IVIoilOCuioil.S, MiAiink'kiilu.i.^ ^ 
 monos II. l.lt. ociiliis) ailj. rii'iiidig. 
 
 IfloilOCIlle, niOM'rioku.e. c. [&n> 
 
 tpiu.l biif ©in.iiigc, Per ®rf)il&>, ^.incrflol), 
 fiicfViifiifj. 
 
 ]tIouO<lHCtyloil!«,nioiiodak'tilU!i. 
 (flr. nionns II. da.tylosi adj. finjrlji.l. 
 
 jVIouoilist, nioii'ii.'xii.t. *. Per SScr.- 
 fftffet (•■•■ifi5 riiiilnimiigeii (y.-riingefi, einef 
 irnnerlifPi'f tur eiiif "iJSiTHMi nliein. 
 
 ]?Il»nO(io»f Minii'iiodoit, (gr. mono- 
 (kis) *. i^i.uiir.i.i Pi'r Or.mviill, >>oriinrrt). 
 
 MoiKktiy, uinn'iiiide. (gr. inonodia) 
 *. Ber ciiiiliniiiiigc Weuing, bai i£i>U>; Pii* 
 
 WON 
 
 uDti ciner 'JJerron gefungene XmiiertieB- 
 
 IWonog'Il.in, mon'nogam, (gr. monos 
 II. game) «. [Sot.] Pie ^frniije mir einf.idjeii 
 Q3(iinteil. — Mon ogam' ian, adj. jiir 
 ivl.iiTe bev ^flnujcn mit einf.ic^jeii SSlumeu 
 gcl)i:irig. 
 
 9IonOg'mniflt« monog'ganust, t. 
 Per >))Ii)nogiiiiii|t ((Finer, Per eiiic jiucire ^ci-- 
 rati) fur unerl.uifct nn|lel)t). — Monog'a- 
 nious, adj. luir eine (Jnm f)n&eiiP u. feiiie 
 jivcite t)eir.itt)eii foiiiiciiP. 
 
 jn[onog°ainy, monng'game, t. Pie 
 OJJoiirgnniie, cinfiidje, einm.iiige ©tje. 
 
 JfloilO^raill, mon'iiogram. (gr. mo- 
 nos II. gramma) s. 1. (Per 3?anieii6jiig) bai 
 ^DJonognimni. 2. Per Umrig , Pie nut fliio 
 Siiiien teilelienPe 3eirf)iiiing. 
 
 ItlonOj^raillinal j mon'nogram- 
 
 mal. arf;. niisilmrifi'i'n beilefjeiiP, in llmriiTen. 
 
 Iflonograplt 9 mon'nograf, (gr. 
 
 monos u. graplio) *. Pie Winiogr.ipljie, 25e: 
 
 rd)rci6img eine* cinjeliien CSJegciiit.iiiPeS. 
 
 IWoilOgTapIiiC; mmKjgiaf fik, oP. 
 
 ]n[onO|jrrApl(iCal , monografe- 
 
 kal, adj. I. in Sinien L'l;ne iJ.irbeu gejeid); 
 
 net. 2. JU ciner ^37?onogriipI)ie gftjorig. 
 
 ItfOIlOgrapll)') monog'grate, t. bit 
 -Seutrcit'ung in UniriiTen iif)nc g.irbcn. 
 
 moilOgryi^) mon'nnjin, (gr. monos 
 u. gyne; t. [53ot.] Pie einiueiberigf ^jluuje. 
 >— Monogyn'ian, adj. einmciberig. 
 
 mouolog-ue, mon'niilog. (gr. mo- 
 nos u. logos) s. Per '•JJfonolpg , bai iSclb|l> 
 gcfprnct). 
 
 IVonOinacIiy, minom'make, (gr. 
 monomnchia) *. bai SuefJ, Per Sli^eifiinipf. 
 Slonoine, mon'nome, (gr. monos u. 
 ononia) i. [9llgeb. ] Pie ciufiidje fflr60e. — 
 Mono'mial, t. Pie (J)ro^e, Pie Purcl) einen 
 33ud)i1a6en cber iJTnmcn niifgrPruif: luirP. 
 
 IWonopatliy, monoppai/ie, (gr. 
 monos U. patheia) «. Pie iD^onopatljie, bai 
 illloinli'iPeii. 
 
 JVloilopeialoilS, manopet'talliis, 
 (gr. nioi.os u. petaloii)«<l/.[58ot.] einbl.Uterig. 
 monophtllOllg* f mnn'nnfi/inng. 
 (gr. monos II. phthoggos) t. per ciiif.id)e 
 iSofnlliUlt. Beattie. — Monophthong'- 
 nl, adj. ani cineni eiufndjen JSofnllnute 
 be|lc()cnb. 
 
 ]no»opliyllou«,mAnnf'filtus,(gr. 
 monos 11. phylloi:.) adj. [SSct.] eillblrtttcrig. 
 ]tf(»uopliysite, m&nof'ti>.it. (gr. 
 monoE II. physis) s. [fiird>eiigfrd).] Per ■0)?L>. 
 nopljDfir, 'ilnl)iiiigcr Per 2cl;re I'on Per einj 
 frtd)cn iJTnnir in &f)riilo. — Monoph'y- 
 sisni, t. Per 'i)JiLiiiijp()i)ft*ni , Pie 'Dfeiniing 
 mm Per cinf.id)?ii 5i.itiir in (Fljriilo. 
 
 IWoilOpoIiKt, ni6nop polist, > 
 
 iflonopolizer, nronoppoluilr. ^ 
 ». I. Per "-JJiciuipoliit, >Jilleiiil;an01er. 2. Per 
 Slnff.iufer. 
 
 monopolize ) monop'polue, (gr. 
 ninnos u. poleo ) v. a. [ipiliiPelj I. Pen "JIIj 
 leint).iiiPeI luit ciner 'IDnnre rreibeii. 2. (QEii.i- 
 reu) niiff.mfen, urn fie tl)ciirer luiePcr ju 
 I'frfiiiifen. 3. nflein oPcr oiiffdjIieC-iid) be: 
 fifien , an fid) reigen. 4. i fliini , aui\\1)Ue$: 
 lid) beu0cn. 
 3. To monopolize the India and Le- 
 vant trade. Wcbstcr. 4. To — advan- 
 tages. Jav 
 
 MON 
 
 monopolize, v. n. 9(fleinf)nnbct 
 trcibiMi ; Pen '11 iiif. infer niiidjen. 
 
 monopoly, monnp'pole, «. 1. bai 
 
 ^■JJiiMiopol , Per 9l(lein()anPcI , Qlflrinuerfnuf. 
 2. bai g-inueril.lnPnie Per ^mifleute, iim 
 ^23iiiiren nact) beren Sluffnuf tfjeurer jn ucr» 
 fniifen. 
 
 monoptote, man'noptote. mnnnp'- 
 tote. (gr. monos 11. ptosis) *. [ (4)rrtn!ni.] 
 ein ICort, bai iiiir eine ^'I'lenPiing hnr. 
 
 monO«iperiiiOUS,monnsper'niiis, 
 (gr. monos ll. sperni;i) adj. [■BlH.] fini'iiniig. 
 
 moilOSticIl, mon'iuSstik. (gr. mo- 
 nos u. stichos) s. bai ani eint'in SBcne be» 
 llei)enPe CS)ePirf)rd)en. 
 
 monostropllic f mnno.^tror'fik, 
 (jjr. nionosirophos) adj. niir eine ©rn»pl'e 
 (jiibenP, in Pcnirerben3il6ciim.ii!egcrrt)riebin. 
 
 monosyllabic , monno.sillali'ik, 
 fMonosyUab'ical) adj. inoitofljllobiri-^, 
 einiKbig. 
 
 monosylla1ile,monnusil'labl.(gr. 
 monos u. syllabe) *. [(S)rnmm.] bai eiiiul* 
 bige 2Dt>rt. [adj. cinfpK'ig geinndjr. 
 
 monOMyl tabled, monnosil'labld, 
 
 monotlieisin, mon'not/ieizm. (gr. 
 monos U. theos) t. Per '7JtoiU'tl)fi5tn, QSI.iubi 
 an einen fflutt , Pie Oel^re uon eineni ®ijtt. 
 
 monotlielite, monoi/reiite, (gr. 
 monos u. thelesis) *. [ iJiri"^eni]ercb. ] Pet 
 rOTouptljelit, (finer. Per niir (J-inen iJBiflea 
 in CljrijlD nnninitnt. — Monoth 'elism, 
 «. Per ■•Wonptljcli^in. [Pie <))tonotriiie. 
 
 monotone, mon'nntone. t. [9Ct)er.] 
 
 mouotonic, nioni')lnn'iiik. ^ 
 
 monotonous, monot'omis.^ ' **' 
 noton'ical) adj. eint&nig ; eiiifiiirniig. — 
 ade- M o n o t'o n o u s I y, eintoiiig ; eiiiftirniig. 
 
 monotony, monot'tone, (gr. mo- 
 notonia) *. 1. Pie 5)ionotonie, ©Inroiiigfcit 
 2. Pie (Jinformigfeit. 
 2. At q>a, every thing that breaks tl»e 
 monotony of the surronnding e». 
 panse attracts attention. W. Irvino. 
 
 monsieur, mon'scre. ifr. ~Ii3.) •• 
 1. feerr; iiicin i?err. 2. f ber Jf^inji'ie. 
 
 mon'koon, uiousuuu', (fr. uious»on> 
 s. Per ^|5aiTiirn)inP. 
 
 monster, mon'stur. ((.It. nionstruni) 
 «. I. bai Ungeljeiier. 2. Pa* Ungcheiier, bit 
 'OTipgebiirt, OJiiBgeilnlt, P.i* Sd)eiiuil. 3. f 
 bai Ungcl)ciier, Per llnnienfd). 
 
 Monster-taming, ^ Unge^euer iill)> 
 menP, OnnPigcnP. 
 
 monster, p. a. f l. {um Ungi-f)t'uei> 
 mnd)cii. SiiAK.. 2. in'? Uiigel)eiire prt'ifen. 
 
 monstrosity, m(insliOs'.sete, (f 
 
 Mons truos' i ty ) «. I. bai 'JBiPct'niltlir« 
 
 lid)c, llngcl;eure. 2. Pie ^OtiSgeilmt, bad iui« 
 
 berniitilrlidje (FrjeugniB. 
 
 1. We often read of monxtrons births; 
 
 but we see a greater mon»trosity 
 
 in education, when a father begets a 
 
 son and trains hiui up into a beast, 
 
 SOOTR. 
 monstrous, mon'stru.i. (Int. Dioil> 
 strosns) adj. I. mi(5.if)1>iiret, iingortnit, un* 
 gcl)cuer, luibernnrririid). 2. Klif.ini, wunPrr» 
 bflr (ein 'Wipf.idfn nii^Pri'irfcnP). 3. ungei 
 iyutt, fliiBcrorPenriid), t'ril.iiinii.1)((i)n'>ce2c.). 
 4. gr.itslid), fd)eiiHlii1). 3- t '"" lLnael)euern 
 angcfiitu. 
 
FAte. far. fall. fat. >1e. met. Fin*-, fin. ^■6. move, n8r, git. 6il. cl6«d. Tdbe. tub. (i^H. t^in, THJs. 57^ 
 
 MON 
 
 mroniitrouSf adv. C > 6 ungef)eiitr, 
 
 Aii^ercirDtiiilKt). 
 
 Aud will be monstrous witty on the 
 
 poor. DRyDEM. 
 
 BIon»trou«>lyf mon'^truslo, udv. 
 
 I. i'djeuMiid), flr'i^ii* ntulKimc^. 2. i oD. ) 
 
 Uii!)el)niir, flufitn'rOeiitiict). 
 
 2. Who witli his wife is uionstroudv 
 
 in love. Drvdex. 
 
 Iff onstrousneHS, oioa'ttriisnes. 
 
 «. Dit rd)Ciijjli(l)e, iuiEiiriiiiiiirlii1)e "ijcrd)!!)?'"' 
 
 I)<ir, Dai- llii>id)ciirf, tie ■Hb\<t)euUct)ttH. 
 
 jfloutnilic, iiioiiiau'iiik, dtlt. mon- 
 
 tanus) adj. ill '^crgeii (itl)'oriQ, in iberiien 
 
 beililjf ll^, 5Ser(j . . . Kirwah. 
 
 JVIoiltnilisan, nion'tanizm, (u.Mon- 
 
 lallll^) s. [R\r<bt\u).] ter •XViMiiaiufni. 
 
 illontAniNi, moniaiiiitt, «. cer^7??i'>n 
 tniiiil, •!Uil)aM4jer id "JKoiitiiMiif. — Mon 
 tanistic, Mcntaiiik'tical, adj. ini<ll- 
 taiiiiliul)- 
 
 ^Tloiitnilize, mnu'ianize, r. u. bi-ii 
 Wfiiiiiiiiiiii Dif •■))i'i>ntami« fi>l(]«"- 
 
 JTloiltaut, inoiiraiii. (fr- v. monler^ 
 4. Ini '}U\tTiUi]t», 2>orru(f*n im 5''fl)ti'H- 
 
 WotlttsrOj uioiite'ru, dV. iiioiircrn) 
 
 (M o II I e e r <■ a p) #. Me 3{(tt:, OiinMiiliot. 
 
 nontetlif nioiiiei/t'. (uom (s-rniifi't' 
 
 fo (leiiniiiit; *. t>tt Sd)iueiifft|Tel, ini Q(i)wtnt 
 
 feecfeii. 
 
 Hontll) niuniA. (nnjtrir. monnlh P. 
 Dioiia. ttt >3Koiie; (jr. oich) j. ^fr -OTpuiU. 
 Lunar mouth, t>tt AilroiiL'inii'c^e ^Jie 
 liflf. Solar-, ter €i'niifiimi)iiiit , I'urflfr-- 
 Jld>f '•WtMlilt. Calendar -. Kt KnIrM^trMU'. 
 liflt. Twelve -», em ?iat}r. Women's -». 
 6ie miMUitlidje iifeiiiifliinG ttt 'iOcibrr. 
 
 Mouth's-iuiud. I. ter 0)tM(t>liii6taii, 
 bie ••Ki'nntefeiet iiiin -llneeiifeii nil 2?eril»r' 
 bene. 2. bie Cili'leniljeif , bo* tjeftijje Set: 
 Uingi-n, ®eluil. To have a- to .... luilrrii 
 iiflrt) . . . , Ijeftig I'erirtiiijiii tuirt) . . . Who ha» 
 not a — 10 etc.. iveni ijiliitlet iit(t)t |ii IC. 
 
 Montlily, niuiii/i le. adj. nioiMtli(t) 
 - flowm, bie 0)Jonoi«jiit, ber -OTiMmt^lliip 
 (ber 2i}i'il'er). - pay, bii4 ^{i>llrt[oi'lb. 
 
 Muatlily, tide. t. iiuMiiitiicf), jebrn 
 
 qjiuiiai. i. t "ti4 91ft tilled -Wi'iitirud)ti(jrii 
 
 9Iontuir,inoiiir>ir'. (fr.SB.>« li){eitr.l 
 
 ber Oliifrritr, irirt, ©tciii Ciimi '}liifrtfifleiu. 
 
 ]ll<»lltrUNS, uioniiok', {.(. aiatrosK- 
 
 *. ber Uutirfaiioiiier. 
 
 IVIonuilieilt, ninii'niiinent. (fr.^., 
 V. Int. iiiouuiiieiiiuiii) t. I. ti\6 r)riifiniii)l , 
 ©rnbiiifll)!. 2. 1 Jlrrbniu. J ber ©reujileiii 
 9)inrfrtein. 
 
 nunuin<*IltHl f nioiiiiunien'lal. 
 
 adi. 1. jti eineni Deiiriiinl)lf gchorig. 2. iil^ 
 
 Dfiifninhl bieiieiib, t>ai >lliiteiifeii an eiiie 
 
 €od)e ert}aitriib. 3- jii eineiii ®ratimAl)it' 
 
 flfl)cri(i. 
 
 2. A work outlasting monn mental 
 
 br.iss (t(\6 Gt} nil r^riiriii.il)lrril). Poit,. 
 
 Mouuiiieiitall»<»'.iuiiiaien'taic. 
 
 mdv. nit Deiirmol)!, }iiiii "iliiheiifen. 
 
 lfI«»U(lf iiiuud, (Int. modus; fr. mode) 
 « I. 5 ber •')}fobii6, bie 91rt iiiiB ^ajriie. 2. 
 [Co^.l bie ijoriii, 91rt eiiie« iSiTntiH(tiVl)liir. 
 fe«. 3. [Win'. 1 fit JiMiort. 4. (Olrnnim.] 
 ber ^iPbii«, bie Eprertjort. 
 
 Blood, (Qt'ti). mod ; nnitrll'. niod ; rrf)iu. 
 ■od; «rti!t!)) «. I. bit Cniiiie, @timniiiil|] ; 
 Snyl. ■ (U\Utah. Worlerbiuh. L 
 
 MOO 
 
 ©efinnunn; ber ®iiin. 2. f bit S^i^t, SBiit^. 
 ilooKER. 3. t tcr ®i<jenilniib. 
 3. You kpeiid your passion on a mispri- 
 sed mood. Shak. 
 
 To be in a melancholy mood, triliirii], 
 miirhlod I'ein. To be in a drinking — , jiini 
 iriiifeii fliifijelegt feiti. [betrubt. 
 
 jTIuuilily, nu'io'dcle. adv. * trniiru), 
 
 iTluodiiiess, muu'deues, «. btr >2ler< 
 (jcr. bie libit Siuiiie. 
 
 IMoody^ niOu'de, (an<ittf. modig) adj. 
 1. <irgerlid>, liumiul), murrii'rf), i>erbrieglii1). 
 i. • fur f<i6 Wemiltl) geeiijiiet, fleiilig. Shak. 
 3. |'ct)ivemiritl;i(j , tniiirii). 4. rafeiib, ivii: 
 ihenb. —-mad, iuuiI)toU. 
 
 Moody food, bie Oialjruno fur btn &i\\\, 
 bn$ 2i\bii\l bti WeMu'itl^e^. Shak. 
 
 ITIouu, niuOii, idiigelf. moua; ijod). 
 niena; biill. iiianne; fd}IU. iiiana) ». 1. ber 
 
 "JWoiib. 2. ber <)J?oii.u. 
 
 H a I f - m o o n , I . ber i^iilbnuMib. 2. [Je.- 
 (hiii()«b.] ber ^.iibinonb. 
 
 Moonbeam, ber ''))?i'llb|1rrtl)(. --calf. 
 1. b04 ■OJfoilbfnIb. Shak. 2. (-Wieb., 'lllliU.J 
 bii6 'OKoiiPfiilb, Wi'iifaib. J. ber li'lvel. -■ 
 rurser, ber <^ii(1)ibieb, ber '^rrmbeii leii(l)> 
 tet, fie an abgrlrfieiie One fuiirt uiib pliiih 
 rert. --eye, tme -Dft'iibouiie. --eyed. 
 1. muubauoiii, uuMifbiiiib. 2. bU<t|'ii1)tii). - 
 fern, [inu.J ber ■Wii'iibiarn. --fish, ber 
 Spieflflfirrt) --less, tuoiiblof. --light, 
 a) M. ia6 0JfiMiMii1)r, brr "JKoiibfiteiii ; -• 
 shade, ber •SdjiUtcii be60)aniMid)r*. btadi. 
 I'Oni OJfoiibe erhiidjtrt oP. beliiicftret. Shak. 
 -loved, ^ bciiii '}}ii<nbf(t>i-iiic t|rlirbt. Mii. 
 Ton. --seed, ['^ot. ) ber •J)iOiibranim. -• 
 .bine, 1. ba6 iJKc'nb., -)JiViiPeiiliit)t, ber 
 ■5)fiMibf(f)cin. A maiter of— , ((iva» Uiiivid). 
 n<\t6, Uiibtbeiiten^ed. 2. 4 btr O^fonai. 3. 
 f em I'p (jennnMtce (Seridjr. Shah. - -s h i n e, 
 --shiny, mDnbl)e(l; - night, bie 'Wont- 
 na<t)t. --sioue, [iSrineriWi].] I. berOKiiitb; 
 i^ein, tiai JJroueuci^. 2. ber 'abular; {Jelb: 
 i>atl). --struck, nii>ub|U<i)rio. --trefoil, 
 ber 'OToiibfltt. —wort, [2)Dt. ] bn« Sil- 
 btrblatt. 
 
 IVIoOIted, muun'ed. adj. bcni ^ei'.: 
 luonbt at)»l\<ft, fi'ir bm 'JKonb fle^alteii; ben 
 3{anfl bt« ^Jffonbe* habeiib. 
 
 iVIoonet, oiuou'et. «.berfleine^oiib 
 
 Mooniiili , niuuni^h, adj. ivie brr 
 ■•IRpitb, loaabcli'dr , prid)tiij. Ifnlt^viiiffi 
 
 ]fVoOnlill8', nu'ion'ling. «. ber &Ul 
 
 jMoOIiy, muoii'ne. adj. I. bell '>]7ll)ll^ 
 beiei<t)tieiib, 'iOJonb ... 2. innuf formin, eineii 
 Ijalbeii ilKiMib iiii SJJiippeii liiljreiib; ? ifirfifct). 
 
 ITfoor, niuur, (illigtlf. uior; biill.myre, 
 (jdII. ujoer; «■ bai *))ioi>r. 
 
 Moor-cock, ber ^^^)\l tit6 233n(Tcrl)ii^iit«. 
 -.coal, bie -Biorrfoljle. --di t ch, cinllu-ii 
 bti «rrtben«, ber Soiibon }uiii(f)eii 25ii1jov6 
 (jate u.GriVPfefliite nniflibl. Shak. --fowl. 
 ..hen, bn6 2a5offfrl)tll)n. --g«ni», bir 
 TOiH^ri'Oiirl, brt^- >>rife(jifli'igel. --land. 1. 
 rafWoorl.inb, gjIiirrcDIaiib. 2. bnu i^jnddanb, 
 Ijugelirte e.iiib I'pfler efiuipfe; pi. cine ber. 
 ili.(e <£trecfe Snnbe^ in Srnfforbfl}ire in friig 
 (,,„jN -.sione. ber "iHtoorilfiti, &ii>niliiii. 
 
 Hfoor, (f)Pfl. moor; fr. uiaure; gr. 
 niauros) *. ber -Wi^ljr cOKiiiire). 
 
 Moor's- head, I. ber ■0)?i)l)renfi'pf d'iii 
 ^ferb). 2. [Cl)tin. J btr •JDfotjrcnfi'pf. -- 
 
 MOP 
 
 like, roit tin SOiuljr, frf^iunrj luit tin TOof^t. 
 
 JWoor, (I'erbin-b. lu'n bciii fr. mort) «. 
 [iSJaifiniVr.j ber i>ift;, i>iff|li'p. To blow 
 a -, tmen ipief tijiin. 
 
 IVIoor, (|>. II. port, amarra, aniarrar 
 l)Ofl. maareu; fr. aniarrer; u<iil)rfd)eiiil. Per« 
 iBrtiibt r.ii lat. moror) e a. [ 'War. 1 i<or 
 •Jlnfer legen (cin Sctjiff;, onbiiibeti, init iiuien 
 binten (em ©mu). [por -ilnfer liegen. 
 
 Moor, p. n. [TOnr.] aiiferii, nnlegen, 
 
 To moor athwart i>b. acro.ss, ("War.) 
 ben (Mabelniifer aitfiuerfeii. To - waier.shot, 
 bc[& ©rf)iff l> perreiien , bofi ei bent ©rrome 
 nirt)t entgegenliegt. To - qnartershot, bn* 
 >3<f)iff brtrfilagsipeife niit eiiiein '2Iiifer per> 
 renen. To - a fair birth, an eineni giittn 
 ■^Jlii^e perteiit lirgen. 
 
 ]tl«»or«|fe,iiiuor'ije.«.ber51nfcrpla$. 
 
 IWooriii:;*, mooriugi. t.pl. [OTar.l 
 I. bieijiiifi'iiaiifcr. 2. bie iiiiie jiini iSerteiien. 
 
 A sliip come to her ni o o r i n g ii , cill ini 
 .^iiiVu, aiif ber Oiiftbt por '21iifcr liegenbe* 
 >£di.fT. 
 
 MooriMli, muur'ivh, adj. I. nioorig, 
 'V/ivvr... i. iHPbriiM) (nuinrii(f)), ivie tin 
 *))rpbr. [ ■ ■■ g to moors> 
 
 3fu<»rlnn', (f(1)i>tf.) of, or beloug- 
 
 ]TIU(>rl<»re, muur'lore. ( ^i.>pr u. 
 eugi. loie) *. nil 'yriiiib iin OJerreibe. 
 
 ifloury, miioie, adj. niporig, OKpor... 
 
 Tloon**, iiiou»e, imb. 2D.) ». Ol^pI.J 
 ba6 OWinV., Ci-iniMI)ifr. 
 
 ]IIo«>t, miioi, (angelf. moiian; f(t)lO. 
 mota; gi>rl). motyan ) v. a. [il{cd)ff iVt^llleil) 
 ( jiir llrt'iiiigi bfbiurireii, i>iTl)iiiibeln , eror« 
 rent (riiit 3(ert)r«iijge). - v. n. (jnr Utbuiig) 
 bebiitriron, bifpiitirfii (fiber i){i(^tf|'iiii)eii). 
 
 JVfoot, 4- I. t3{e(1)c5rcf)iili'n| Die Bifpili 
 tiriU'iiiig. I)i-biuie. 2. bie S3i'rraiiiiiiliitig. 
 
 Moot, — case, —-point, bit aiifge< 
 lui'rfene jjrage, ber ©treitpiiiift, flreiri«|« 
 Jatl. --hall, ba6 Birpiirirfi'llfgiiini. - 
 ii o u s e , - hall, b<i6 'Jit\t\)l)ini6, ber ^ud^t* 
 
 mooter, niuot'ur, «. I. btr Difpu* 
 tnnt; Sfrtbuna. 2. (©d)iff«b. J ber >7?ngel« 
 rd)iifiber. ('Segeluppcn, JJegeiuifcf), ipaber. 
 
 2Hop, mop, (IP. mop, uiopa) «. bet 
 
 Stop, V. II. niit eiiiein 3egrt)abtr afh 
 reiben, fct)euerii, abipifri^en. 
 
 Slop, *• t ber periogent, |V<>iffe ''TOunb. 
 -s and mows, graven, gratjeiigefirtjter- 
 
 ]lf op, V. n. 1 ben WuMb per)iel)en. 2. 
 lat; d'iiicii anbitcfen. [<bt\i. Shak'. 
 
 To mop and mow, $$rii^ciigi'|1(t)ter niai 
 
 2VI<ipe , mope, (t^pll. moppcn) v. n. 
 iraunieii, brtaubr, traiiinerircf), tranrig friit. 
 
 ]n[<»pe, V. a. betauben, biiniin nia4)cii, 
 nbfliimpfcn, ciuiniitl)igen. [banfen fein. 
 
 To nit moping, betrubt , in tiefen (^)e> 
 
 ]VIop«, *. ber Iramner, i^lo$, ber be» 
 rrubte, ir.uirige, itntljatige OJfiii|Vt>, J bi« 
 &rt)loffappe. 
 
 Mop«^-eyed, mApe'-ide. (Mop'- 
 sieal; (gr. iiiyops?; adj. blobfidjtig, futj* 
 firfjrig. (tniiimeriiVt*. 
 
 Jlfopiiigr, m^'ping, aij. rrdumeiib, 
 
 ]VI<»pisli, iuiV|>inIi. n-lj. tniiimtrirct), 
 Miniiii. miirhirf, triiiirii], itnrl)Atig. 
 
 ]Vf<»piMllil«*SN, mo'iiiKJioes, «. bie 
 Iriiiiinirn. I>iiiiiiiil;t'ir, Uiul;arigfei(, 9{icbev> 
 gcfd)l.igfiil;i:it. 
 
 37 
 
'578 Fate. far. fall. fat. M4. n.lt Fine. f'n. N6. niive, n6r, got. 6fl. cid.'ul. Ti\he. tiih. full. i^in. TfllR. 
 
 MOP 
 
 Iffoppet, mop'pit. } (0. mop) t. I. 
 
 niopsey, niop'sc. ] ^ie ^iippe. 2. 
 <nK Siei'fiM"iiii<l) ffli' '}5ripp(f)en. 
 
 ]tIopii!«v mo'pus. s. ^er Xraumet, o 
 tie 6(t)Mfi)iune, (£diliiffnppe. 
 
 ]Vf oral* iiior'ial. (fr. 533. ; (<«». mora- 
 lis) adj. 1. tmirnlird), fitt(irf). 2. momlirrt) 
 (ill ttt 'iJKornl. ffinhrfd)eiiilirf)feit (lennluPco 
 3. niornlifrf), fittlirf) •- n'lt- *• <"«'" 'I'fi^r.ilge: 
 fc^e imtrniuirfeii ii. imirnli|'cf)tr ipaiiCiUmgcii 
 fn()j(1) iiuTrtlifd). 5. tnor(ili|liKn6. 
 2. Physical and matlieiii:itic:il certainty 
 may be stiled infallible, and moral 
 certainty may be properly stiled in- 
 dubitable. WiLKINS. 
 5. Wliilst tliuu, a moral fool, sitl'st still 
 and cri'sf. Shak. 
 
 Moral philosophy. bieTOi)riilpl)iIprppf)if. 
 
 ]IIoral, *. 1. t Die ^Wornl, ©itteti:, 
 liineii6lfl)re. 2. bie "Wivral. 2fl)r« , 9iii().in> 
 weiibiiitfl (eiiic6 (i)fbi(i)f6 jc). 3. f In (\e: 
 Ijfime Siuerf, uerborgr ut ©inn , Bie ScPfii- 
 tiiii<l. Shak. 
 
 ]IIoral, t». «. + turrnlifiren. 
 
 ^Moraler, mor'ralur, «. t fcer ©it: 
 tcnvvfbiflfr Shak. 
 
 moralist, mor'rallist, (fr. moralisie) 
 ». 1. bcr ©ittfiiifl)rer, IiiflciiMfljrcr, -))?ora: 
 lifl. 2- ber nuirniiuhe, tii(ifiibl)ofre ^OTciu'd). 
 
 morality, morarieie. ifr. inoralite'i 
 «. I. bie *))ioraI, liineiibs, ©irrcnlfl)re. 2 
 tie ^ornlitiU, ©ittlidjfeit (eiiier "jperroii), 
 fcer rirtli(f)e fiarafter, bie firtlid)e 9{eiiil)eif 
 (ciiter ipnitbliiitg). 3. (etjcin.) icii Qtiillidie 
 Sljenterfltlrf. 
 
 HKoralization, morralcz^'shun. 
 t. I. i^ai OTcrnlifiren , bie mornlirdjen 33e: 
 trflrf)tiingeii. 2. bie ini>r«Ii|'d)e G'rflnriinn 
 Ceiiie* ®fbirf)feS to. 
 
 moral iz(^f'i<or'ral!ze.(fr. moraliser) 
 r. H. (upon) iitrrnlifirfii, im'ralifd)e, firrlid)!- 
 SBctrn4ttiii(irn nntlfllcn, inornltfdje Scmer; 
 fuiiflpn m<irf)en (ilbcr). 
 
 moralizes, v. a. I. niornlifd), jii ei- 
 Itcni m pro (i id) fit Siufde nmvenben, in einem 
 ntornfird)en ©inne erflrireii teiii ®cbtd)t jc). 
 
 2. niorniird), tiineiibbaft inndKH, moralifiren. 
 
 3. iiioraliid), fittlid)>(jiit !nad)cn (eine i^anb: 
 lung). 
 
 2. It had a large share in moralizing 
 
 the poor while people of the country. 
 
 Ramsay. 
 
 That fable is moralized in n comnioii 
 
 proverb, ein «(ltaglid)e6 ©pridjiuprt eMt()iilt 
 
 bie ^ornl, ^iii^flniuenbiinn jmer 'Jnbel. 
 
 moralizer, mor'raluur, (fr. mora- 
 liseur) i. ber ©ittciiprebigfr, iiigenb|)rebigcr. 
 moralizing', mor'ralizing, «■ bie 
 TtiiOanmenbuitg. Ch. Obs. 
 
 morally, mor'rale, adv. 1. nipra> 
 lifd), in ciiieni intiriilird)eii ©inne. 2. tnorni 
 lifrf), rittlid):gut, tugenbl)aft. 3. luprnlird), 
 (itflid). 4. luorrtlifd) (bciii gfn)&f)nli(ftenffiange 
 fcer Dingc u. nieiird)lid)eiu llrtljeile jnfolge). 
 I. By good, morally so called, bonum 
 hone stum ought chiefly to be un- 
 derstood. South. 4. It is - impossible 
 for a hypocrite to ki-ep himself long 
 on his guaid. L'Estrakgck. 
 
 moraliieMS, mor'ralnes. t. bie ino; 
 rflliidtc 25frrtmffi'iil)fir. 
 
 muri»i»i, itior'iaU, t. pi. 1. bit' ©Itti 
 
 MOll 
 
 li(f)Pcit, TOornlifnL 2. iai fimid)e iBerhn(> 
 rcn. 3. bie ©itten. 4. bie 'Komi, ©itten:, 
 Iiigenb(el)re. 
 3. What can laws do without morals? 
 
 F'RANKI.in. 
 
 morass, moras', (f)!)!!. moerns; fd)n). 
 moras; fr. iiiarais; nngclf. mersc) «. ber 
 ■Mti>mfl, ©iiinpf. 
 
 Morass-ground. in6 Win>r. 
 
 m(»raKSy, nioras'se, adj. inurnflig, 
 inoorig, •>»?oor . . . [■OKdl)rni. 
 
 moravia, mora'vea, *. [ffli'ogr.i 
 
 moraviait, moia'vcan. a>(/ 1. niiil)- 
 rii'd). 2. }ii ber ©cfre ber .>5»i'rrnl)ntcr gehCirig. 
 
 moraviaii, s. I. ber ';)}?iil)rer. 2. 
 ber ij)i'rrul)utiT, inal)rird)e 55rnber. 
 
 morbid, mor'bid, ( liU. morbidus) 
 adj. fr.iiifiid), fmiiff)iifr. 
 
 m«»rl>i<lll«!>«S, nior'l>iiliies. (f Mor- 
 bid ' i t y) t. bit Kranflid)fcit, tiai franrijaftf 
 liJeiVn. 
 
 morlliflC, morliifffk. ^(fr.mor- 
 
 morbifical, morliiflekal^tiiiiqiie) 
 \idj. [0)iVb.l franfmiid)inb, firaufl;eit criein 
 giMib, iiiigfi'iniD, ^riiiif he it* . . . 
 
 morbiiii, morbil'lc, ((at. ^.) *• pi. 
 [•Web. J bie 'Biiifern, ^autanrfd)liige. — 
 Morbil'lous, adi. }ii ben '?)2.iifr|terfen 
 giI)orig, inflieng; niit eineni ipnutiiii6fd>liige 
 i>er bill! ben. 
 
 morbose, mSrb^se'. (M. morbosus) 
 adj. uon einer itrniifljeit Ijcrrnhrenb, franf: 
 l)atr, imgcfiinb. [fro'ifiinfte 3iifl«nD. 
 
 morbosity, ni6rboK'.seie , *. ber 
 
 mordacioUS, mordashus, ((at. 
 mordiix) adj. 1. l)eipenb , bei0ig. Evelyn. 
 2. i bfigenb; a) fc^arf, jerfreffenb. b) farfo! 
 ilifd). — adtt. Morda'ciously, beiienb. 
 
 mordacity, mordas'aeie, ((at. mor- 
 dacitas) 4. bit bci^enbe ©djiirfe, ber beipenbc 
 3ni1nnb, bie jerfrcfyeube ©igenCdjaft. 
 
 mordaut,iiiur'daut, (fr. W.i*. [^ar: 
 6er.] bie SBeije. 
 
 mordicancy, mSr'dekanse, «. bie 
 f>eipeiibe. jerfrifyenbe ©igenft^aft. 
 
 mordicaitt, mordekant, (Mor'- 
 dent) adj. bfipeilb, fdjrtrf. 
 
 mordication, mordeki'shun, «. 
 ba6 Sertrefien, 'JInfrefTen (bt6 g-Ieifdje* ic). 
 
 m<»rdicativef mdrdckalir , adj. 
 bei^enb. 
 
 more, more, (angcff. more, mara, 
 mare; bail, nieere ; ff^lU. nier) adj. I. (gr&> 
 ger ber £lna(itat, bem PJrnbe, 95etragc nad)) 
 tne()r. 2. (griJBer ber 3'i()l nad)) inrljr. 3. 
 (ju einer frilfjcrn Soljl f)injnfoinn;cnb) ine(;r. 
 4. t gri^ger (Kjeil, 3a()I ic). 
 3. But Montague demands one labor 
 more. Aduison. 
 
 more, adv. I. (in eiiietn fjofjn'n 03rabe) 
 tne()r. 2. a) (uot 95«ii»&rtern, iiin eine ©tei; 
 geriing, ben ^oniparntiu an)U|tigen ; Dur 
 uie(ft)Ibigen 933ortcrn niii0 iniiner more 
 ge()rand)t iverben ) - wise, meifer , — con- 
 temptible, t)crad)t(i(^cr; — durable, baiier> 
 f)nfter; — lasting, baiiernber; — fortunate, 
 glildlic^cr. b) oft uberftili'ilg 6eint ^uniprtrn: 
 tiu. Shak. 3. ferner, ivieber. 
 
 The more, beflo nirl)r, it tne^r. The -, 
 the -, )e nirljr, beilo inet)r. So much the -, 
 iim fo oirl iiieljr. - and -. ininier tnohr. 
 Ouce -, nod) ein "JJJal. Much — , »iel oB. 
 
 MOU 
 
 njftt ine()r. Never -. nintmernicfjr, nieinrhr. 
 -above. ilbiTbicS. Shak. No -, i. nirfrt 
 niel)r, r.id)t liinger; ntd)t tninber. 2. nid>t 
 meljr, tobt, jerilort. (Cas»ius is no -; Tiny 
 is no -.) 3. [ediptifrf)] fein TOorr i«il)r! 
 feine ©i(be mehr! One dollar - or leK«, 
 einen iljaicr aiif ober nb. So great as noih. 
 ing can be -, \\i grog ivie nnr tumilut. 
 It will - than pay the trouble, e* luirb fie 
 •)Kn()e I'lbcrflilrrig bcialjlen. To make - of 
 a tiling than it is. Q^tiuaf ilbcrtreibeii, nbrn 
 fd)at)en. That's - than every one will 
 believe, bflS luirb man luol;! fo leic^t nid)t 
 glanben. 
 
 Prou. The more haste, the less speed, 
 Grilen thnt fein Wut. - hair than wit, tnil)t 
 ipaare, a(? 2Jcrilanb. 
 
 more, t. I. "OTi'^r (eine gr&fjere £iiinn» 
 ritiit, 3al)(;. 2. ■OTeljr (eiiuafi ®rij|5ere3, ilm 
 bereS). 
 I. Tjiey gathered some more, some less. 
 — Tliey were — who died by hail sto- 
 nes, than they whom the children of 
 Israel slew with the sword. Bible. 2. 
 Here we rest; we can do no — . He 
 conquered his enemies; he did — , he 
 conquered himself. Webster. 
 
 More than my all is nothing. nid)t lliif 
 inein «U(le« \\1 yti(t)t6, fonbcrn aiit^ inein QK* 
 iti, iinb ivare t6 mstf mtl)t, i|l bod) iininet 
 T5iid)ti. Shak. 
 
 more, V. a. * mefjren. 
 
 more, (nnge(f. mor) #. l. [Oertt.] bet 
 5prige(. --land, f. Moorland N. 2. 2. 
 bie <S3iirje(. 
 
 moreen, mireen', (nltfr. merien) i. 
 ber luotlene <B?oI)r (ein 3eiig in 25i)rl)angen ic. ). 
 
 morel, morel', ( fr. inorelle) ». 1. 
 [95iit. ] ber 9rad)tf(^atten. 2. bie «B?oref[e, 
 Woride (9lrt Sirfc^en). 3. bie <5»or(()el (ein 
 (frb("d)motnni). [Qnbenfirfc^e. 
 
 Morel -berry, —-cherry, [!Bot.] bie 
 
 moreOVt^r, moreo'vur, (more U. 
 over)«ffu. ilbrrbifp, iBciter, ferner. gfeidjfnri*. 
 
 more.^k, moresk', m6'resk,^(fr. mo- 
 
 moresi|iie, ^■'''l"') 
 
 adj. niiil)ririt< iirabifd), nnc^ 9(rt ber ^J?oI)rcii 
 gcniiidjt. - work, bie ^Jlrabeife, bii« iinge» 
 |la(te ©rfjni^iuerf. 
 
 moresk, #. bie inp()rird)e, arnbifcfte 
 ■•Walcrei, ©d)ni9erei, bn* OKore^f o » ®eniiilbe, 
 btti tni)hrifd)c (Bd)iu^m(t(. 
 
 morg-lay, morgla, (erf. glaymohr; 
 (at. mors n. celt, ghiive ) m. bai @d)la4)t( 
 i"d)ivert, ^)Knrbrd)iuert, ©d)(,id)tineffer. 
 
 morg^ray, morgra, «. [ 0d)t()l)0(. ] 
 ber ipunbSljai. (Morisco. 
 
 morice, mor'rls, #. 1. <5Jforij. 2. '. 
 
 morig-erate, mond'jerite, (Int. 
 morigero) v. n. '' golge lei|1en. — Mori- 
 gera'tion. i. * ber GJetjorrnin. 
 
 morig'erous, murid'jerus, a4f- i 
 geljpnnni, folgfam. 
 
 moril, nior'ril, *. bit SSHord^d (ein 
 egbarer (5'rC)|'d)iU(i>ntn). 
 
 morillif(»riit, moririifirm, tu^. 
 tnprdielfprinig, niprd>elartig. 
 
 morillon, morrillon, «. [Oint^i).] 
 ber iSrcit|'d)UAbei, Bie i!ptfel>, ©traiidf, 
 ©d)a!fnte. 
 
 m«»rinel, morrcnel, «. [Ornitf;.] 
 Ber 'DiprncU. 
 
Fhtc. far, rtll. fat M4, met. Fine. fin. NA. mive. n6r, got, 6U. c\6M. Ti\he, tub. fi^ll l*in. THi«. 5T9 
 
 MOR 
 
 ]fioring-a, moring'ga, «. [©ot.] b« 
 !8tl)<iil>rtiin'- Otlnii§(>num. 
 
 inurion, mA'reun, (fr. SB.) «. bCT 
 i^flm, bie Stiirmh.iiibf. 
 
 ]lfori<«CO, niAiinkA.^ (fp. morlieo) 
 
 Murisk, niorixk, ^ a(</. mi'()rirc(). 
 drnbifit), f. Moreiii. - «. I. tie maiirifcftf 
 6prad)f. !. b« ^rooljrfiunnj. Shah. 3. l« 
 «JKpl)r im TOi'fjrfutrtMj. SH*it. 4. en« ?Wo» 
 re«fp = Wcmnire, f. Moreik. 
 
 IMorkiil, m^r'kiii. (((t>m. murken; 
 fr. niort) ». [213iut>mfpr.] Dai Sattiuilt, gnQ- 
 
 morlnnd, m^r'Iand, f. Moorland- 
 Itlorling', iiiAr'lJng, / (11. fr. mort) 
 ]IIortliii{f, aiort'ling.5 <■ Me ^oQe 
 
 ecu emrin <S,ttxtU»<\e (flefiiflnien Qd)nft). 
 ]IIorinOf iiioi'iiio. (Mor'ma) ((jr. 
 
 nioriiio) «. ttr Tpi'pnn}. tM ©(tjrectbifft. 
 ]VIoril, ni6in. (illldilf. iiiarne. iiiarge- 
 
 nr. iiiergeii, niorgrn ) t. (Ilieiileili f) ber 
 
 .^4>rnin|^, nior'n?ng. f. I. ber "5(J»or> 
 flfii. 1. 1 brr OJionje II (bc6 Ceben* u.). 3. bie 
 (OJortiunt 9Iiirpro. Shak. 
 
 Ill the III n riling, be< ?}?rr<ienA. 
 
 Morning - cloud , Me "DForgenroPlfe. 
 ■- ■ d r a u g li I , ber "•3>?or(irnrriiitf . -gown, 
 ber S(ti'itrprf. --liglit. bn« "•IKor.ieiifidjt. 
 -- in u(i c. tai <)Wor(iriiilniib(t)en. -pray 
 • r«, #. pi. ber ■OKprdeinVflfii, Mi rJRprgeiu 
 (jebet. -jirini, bfl« -Wprgenblrttt. -ray. 
 ber -WprfleiiftMl)!. --»cenf, bff «0Ji>r<)tn. 
 biift. --stiir. ber •]f)?pr(icii|lern. — -iwl- 
 liglii, bie -TOrr(ienbnitimerim(]. 
 
 Morocco, niorok'kA, $. 1. ((Mepgr.) 
 TO.irpffp. 2. ber 6iifnaii, Hi ®«if(iinileber. 
 
 morOfl<*, mArr>»e'. (Irtt. moro«n») a/(/ 
 1. nu'irni'rt), perfrieOIirf). flrrinilirt). 1. + aui- 
 f(t)a<etfenb. — adv. Morose'ly, fliiiler, 
 nii'irrir<t), flrnmH(f>. 
 
 ](fforofl<*n<^a)i, m^r^ie'nlt.^ t bie 
 
 llIorORity, moios'^eie, j(Mrnm» 
 fifftfeit, bfl« iiirirrir(t)e SSDefrn. 
 
 JVIoroxylic , mr.iok'till'k, adj. 
 [(Ff)rni.l - acid, mprprt)iii'(t)e €niire. TOniiii 
 beerfniire. [[-MJutt).) 'J}forpl)i'ii6. 
 
 ITIorplieus, mdr'leu*, ((jr. -213.) *■ 
 
 ]IIorplie«V, inir'fu. (it. morfea) t. 
 [TOeb. ] tai Jeiiernirtf)!, Bittermnfjl, ber 
 9Rel)lf{e(f • - v. a. ntit 2eber(le<fen , 3itfer< 
 mrtbicrn beberfen. l-I?prpl)iii. 
 
 Itforpliin, mhr'fili, «. [Si)em.] iat 
 
 ]florriC«*, nior'rii, ^ 
 
 Morris, > 
 
 ]|I«irriM-dnu«[!C, mor'rls-dSnse; ) 
 «. bet '9}{ul}reiitiiii). 
 
 Morria-dancer, Gainer, ber ben OTp^« 
 tentniij tniijt. --pike, bie ••3Rol)renpife. 
 
 Nine men** ni or r i s , riiie ^Uri '0)iul)leiu 
 fl>iel. 
 
 Morrlfl, (■ ^nrri). 
 
 ]niorr(»«V , niorrA, (re. mory; f. 
 Morn) «. I. ber moroeiibe log. 2. oft ^ 
 ber Wprgeii. 
 i. Till till* itormy night it gone, 
 
 And th' eternni — (hiwn. Cr*»haw. 
 • Good morrow, giiteii 'Wprgen. To -, 
 morgen. On the -, + iiiPrgcii. To - morn- 
 ing, niprnen fn'i^. After to -, riberniprneii. 
 
 MorSP, niome. (rilff. niorj; fr. mor«el 
 •• [3ool.] bii« SSQiiilrp^, ©lepfero. 
 
 MOR 
 
 Morsel, mor'n'l, (n. tai. morxns; 
 nltfr. nioriel) #. 1. ber i8liicu , -3Kiiiibpp(l. 
 
 2. i a) ber Siffeii , tai ©tuif ( bie ©peife, 
 Mi JJiitrer). b) (imrittjrig furj bii6 sstiicf! 
 (t>eii, fi&riic^eii (©i(t>cr to. Boyle. 
 
 2. a) On tlicke herbi and fruits and flowers 
 Feed firit, on eacli beast next and 
 
 fisli and fowl. 
 No homely nionela. Milton 
 
 To be brought to a — of bread, an ben 
 ^ttelilab gebrnd)t feiii, nm i^iiiigertii(()( 
 nngen. 
 
 Morsure, mir'shure, (fir. SS. i^. I. 
 Diorsurai « (b<i« ^eigcn) ber 93i6. 
 
 Mort, ni^ri, (fir. ^.) «. l. [^nibuis 
 fpr.] boj i^nflAli. 2. (tv. maran) ber breii 
 jnf^rige iadfi. 3. iUl. uiorgt) o bie '•meiige, 
 ber ifxiiifeii. 
 
 Mortal, mir'tll, ((At. mortal!*) adj. 
 
 1. fterbl(d). 2. |lerbli((>, tobttid), tobbriiigenb. 
 
 3. 1 a) (tp^bringeiibj Ipb..., lpbe< ... 
 b) pernictteiib, gef>il)rli(l), ti<bt(i(6. 4. inenfd)! 
 iid) (bein '>}Reiir(()eti eigeii), "inciiftf^en .. . 
 
 4. The *oice of God 
 
 To mortal tar 1* dreadful. Miltom. 
 
 Mortal hoar, bit l.Pbe6|tunbe. - foe. 
 ( ber iobfeinb. — »in, bie lobfiinbe. - 
 liatred, ber ipbljng. - fright, J bie lobe 
 fliiflil. - »e»iiel, ^ ber t'eib. - coil, ber 
 lutiuilt bicfei pergiiiiglid^en 6Tbei>lebeii6. 
 .Shak. To be - la folly, ill 1ljorl}eit iiiiter: 
 gel)eii. Shak. 
 
 Mortnl, t. I. ber Stttfnid)t, ^em'd). 
 
 2. i 11. ( Per -XVnud). 
 Mortnlity, m^rtalliii, «. I. bie 
 
 ©tcrblii1)firit ( t I'S •Hfeiiuljeii 2C. >. 2. tn( 
 (£terbli(t)reit , Mi 6rerbeii (bte ^liiifiijreit 
 tti ipbee befoiuicra iu<il]renb eiiier '4><^|t >(.). 
 3 1 a) ? ber lob. b) ^ Per iPb tbii* i)(e(t>r 
 ubcr iot>>. c) f bie iiieii<(t)ti4)e <7t>uur, 
 •iWiaird)ljiit. 
 
 2. A lime of great mortality. Oui;ht. 
 
 3. a) (il:idly wnuld 1 meet 
 Mortality, my teiiience. Milton. 
 
 3. b> Mortality and mercy in Vienn.i. 
 
 Live in lliy tongue and lieiiit. SuAk. 
 
 3. c) Take lliete leart, — % relief. Poi'E. 
 
 Bill* of mortality, bir @t(rbeli|leil ; 
 Wiiliin the bill* nf -, I. |P lueit bie &fcrl)e; 
 lilleii cet)eii, giitgeii. 2. iiiiieri;iilb bti 2Ui'id): 
 bilbe« einer ©tabt , be* t'cmbiicr 5)ciirf6. 
 The year... was a time of great -, im 
 3nl)re . . . renr bie ©tcrbiit^fcit fel)r gro0. 
 
 Mortuiize, mdrialiie, v. a. flerb: 
 (id) iiiii(t)cn. Broomb. 
 
 Mortally, m^r'lali, ade. I. f tDbt> 
 lid). 2. } uberiiu», iiugrrfl. 
 
 Mortar, luortur, (int. monarium; 
 fr. morlier; bnil. morler; rilfT. uiorter; ». 
 I. ber '•OToner. 2. [>2lrtia.J ber (geuero 
 •■Wprrer (niid) --pleee> 
 
 Mortar, (i;pU. monel; fr. mortier) 
 ». [-JJfniir.J ber -Mprtcl. Hard -, ber ©teiii: 
 niprtel. (J^runbiiiDrtcl. 
 
 Mort d'aiicestor, (nltfr. tpb 
 titi a5orfiii)r«) I Jfedjteipr.] ciii 2Grit (2)e. 
 fe^l), ivDburct) eiit £lagrr in ben SefiQ eiiiei 
 &titti , aui bein er bei bent ^Ibleben feine* 
 SBprfnIjrS uertriebeii morben i|l, luii-brr ein: 
 gefe^t luirb. Blackstone. 
 
 Morter, mor'tur. (fir. mortier) «. ■' 
 b06 Diiu1)(ii(t)t, bte i'Aiiipe Chaucer. 
 
 MOR 
 
 Mortg'ag'e, mor'gidje, (fr. mort- 
 gage)*. (SBprrlid) : t>ai tPbre 'ipfnnb) [9?ed)t#» 
 ipr.) 1. bie ^ijporhef, Mi llnferpfonb ( in 
 ®runb|li3(fen , liegeiiben ©lUern , )e^t nud» 
 in beiwegild)en (Mntern) , IJfnnb, ^>fiinb<jnr. 
 
 2. bie 'ipfitiibperrdjrcibiing, ber ^fnnbbrirf. .1. 
 (ber 3iiilonb be* iBfrpf<in6et|ein<) bie 'spfnnb* 
 fd)nft, ^JJfnnbbelnftiiiig. 
 
 Tenant in mortgage, ber ^fnnbglnils 
 bi(jet, ber ein perpf<inbete« (sjriinbiirirf nnt 
 bebingnngiJmeife f>ii )ii beffen ©iiilpfiing bei 
 I'l^t. To give in -, perpfntiben. To be in 
 -, perpfiiiibet fein ob. flefien. 
 
 Mortg'ag-e, v. a. I. TVerpfnnbeii, 
 
 juni ^Miibe fe^en ob. perfdjreiben, Ijpppthf. 
 
 firen (ein @runbflu(f). 2. t urrpfaiibtn, vtu 
 
 ld)reiben. 
 
 2. Already a portion of the entire capital 
 
 of the nation ii mortgaged for the 
 
 lupport of drunkards. Beecher. 
 
 Mortg-ag'we , morf^kjH' . t. ber 
 IJfiinbgliinbiger , <J>iiinbl)(iber , ^fanbljerr, 
 $fnnbinl).iber, ^fonbbefitjfr, ^fanbiiig, 5pn< 
 pptljefnr, (55liiiibigfr. (<l5f"inbfd)ii(bnrr. 
 
 Mortf^aq'f^r , m^r'gijiir . «. ber 
 
 Mortir«*r01IS, niAnil'fenis, (lot. 
 mortifer) adj. tpbtlld), tPbbringfiib. 
 
 MortiHcation , m^n^r^ki'shun, 
 (fr. Sai.) ». I. l-HJtci. II. (Fhir.J bn« 9l('ilir. 
 ben (be« Jleifdjef), - of the tle«h. ber f.iite 
 ©rnnb. 2. t bie ■Jobtiing (3frilpning brr 
 tl)t\tigen©igfiird)iiftenein<« 9)?eto(l*).BACoii. 
 
 3. II a) bie Tijbtnng, Ortobtiing, SKitpbtiing, 
 llnterbrt'irfiing (ber SSegierben); jtnfleinng, 
 ^reujiniing (be« ^\t\\(t)(i). b) bie (Jrniebri« 
 giiiig, Deini'itiiigiing. 4. bie firnnriing , ber 
 Jtiiminer, 25erbrii6, Slerger, bie llnliiiT. 
 
 4. It Is one of the vexatious mortlfi- 
 cations of a studious man to lia*« 
 his thoughts disordered by a tedious 
 
 visit. L'ESTRANOC. 
 
 Mortifieduess, mAr't^ltdenen, ». 
 
 t\e Di'mutljiiiMiig) <llbtcibtiiiig ber Setbtiu 
 fitnfffn. Taylor. 
 
 Mortifler, m^r'tiflur, «. Oilier, 
 ber. Mi, mai bie Ceibenfdinften ic. t&btct, 
 nbti'btet. 
 
 Mortify, m&r'tlrl, (fr. mortlGer) 
 e. a. I. [')]7eb. u. <El)ir.] bet^nben , iiti. 
 eiupfinMid) innd)en, tpbten (bai Jjleifrf)). 2. 
 t tpbten cHJietaUt it.). 3. niilrbe ntnd)en. 
 innrbe reerben Irtffen (Sieiid)). 4. i a) n 
 tpbten, Abt5bten,iinterjpd)en(ba«3l<>f<(>)<>: 
 fnileien (ben Aorper) , nbinergeln. b) fraiu 
 ten, nrgerii, €'inein ivel^e t^un. «) bemutt)i> 
 gen, iiiebcrbeiigen. d) unterbrutfen (feineii 
 ©toll »'■)• 
 
 Mortified with.., nbgeniergr(t , ent: 
 frnftet opn ... -ed man. ber fur nniilid)e 
 (SenfifTe Qlbgefliinipfte , groninie. 
 
 Mortify, v. n. l. CTOcb. n. (F^ir.) 
 nbflcrben (o. Jleiftfte) , brnnbig luerbcn. 2. 
 iniirbe luerbeii (luun 5leiid)e). 3. l a) gb* 
 llerben, ermntren. b) fid) fnilrien. 
 
 Mortif yingr , mSr'lefling , adj. 
 fninfenb. [ 13tmiveri.] bai 3(ipfeiilPd). 
 
 Mocrtise, mor't's, (fr. mortaise) «. 
 
 To fioirf t<ie mortise, I. Tin ber Jugt 
 bleiben. 2. i luiDrrile^en. (bciiti'l. 
 
 Mort iKe-chitet, ( Iifd)(.] ber i?P(^ 
 
 MortisK, V. a. I. niit eiiieni 3>ipfen> 
 lP(t)c uerfclji-n ; ein Bnpteniod) mactjeii in ... 
 
 37- 
 
580 Fate, far. fall, faf. Me. met. Fine. ffn. N6. m6ve, n6r, got. 6iL cl6A«r Ti'ihp. tub. rnll. l/;in. TII?<. 
 
 MOR 
 
 J. (into) (eineii SSiUfcn) uerjnpfeu , ein = 
 jnpfeii (in). 
 
 mortmain, niort'mane, (it. morle 
 M. main) *. |9ied)t6rpr.] bie totJte ipaiiP, fer 
 ©ffj^ I'on ©ruiibrtiicfeii in ipnuteii, Die iu(t)t 
 verdu0ern (oiiiicii. 
 
 AlieiiiUion in mortmain, Me ^tt-- 
 nii^truiiii nil eine flei|llid)e oitt luflrlidji 
 Jiijrperfdjafr. 
 
 jIIortpay« mort'pi. (ft. morte-paie) 
 «. t &er >)Ciirf|l(iiiti, tie riicfilnii£>ii]e Siiljluiiii. 
 
 fortress, mort'res, *. -j- ^l■r ipiiiu 
 tierbrei (3Ut SSrci uon veti"(t)re6ciieii iiiitcr 
 eiiiniiDer gerul)vtcn ©tiicfeii giciTrt)). Bacon. 
 
 jflurttiary, moi'tsliuaje. (fr. mor 
 tuaire) adj. ^ii ^c^ 2e(d)eii, <!eid)ciil)Cjjaiig= 
 nifyeii ni'ljBfia, £eid)eii.., Sserinibiiip. . . 
 
 Mortuary, «. l. 13{ed)t5rpr.] bni 
 85ennad)tiup mi Sird)en. 2. tie 0)rab|latre. 
 
 mosaic, moik'lif. , (Mosa'ical; 
 (fr. inosaique) adj. I. imifil<i|'d). 2. (liOII 
 Moses) uinfiiifd) i®efe$). 
 
 Mosaic work, 6ie ■OJJufiunrbeit, Wofflif. 
 
 ]fIo.<iaic, s. ^ic TOLM'aif. 
 
 IWoSCiiatel, mO!k kaiel , ( u. qt 
 
 niosclios ) *. [ fSut.] bai 23iriinu , 9Kii6fa: 
 
 teflcrfraiit. 
 
 IVIOSCiieto* nioske'to, > ,. 
 
 ». , . / (IP- nios 
 
 lUosketo, ) 
 
 quite) *. [(5-iiiniii.] tie Wo^fite (©(^iiafe). 
 
 mose, nuSse, (fr. iiiolter; t>. >i. [^{og: 
 Atjiietf.] to — in the chine, nil ^iticfeiitnrre 
 (eiteii. 
 
 ]?Ioses, mi'sei, s. 9J?ofe5. 
 
 To stand Moses, 0^11 eiiieiu i>Oii fiiiem 
 9(i)&erii muljUd) ge}rui]tett &mbt S&oter feiii 
 iiiufTeii. 
 
 Ilfosk, mosk, (aiic^ Mos'que, tint 
 Mos'chey) (fr. mosque'e; nr. masjidon) 
 «. (Ji'irfei] tie 9)?ofd)ee. 
 
 moss, mos, (nilQtif. nieos, l)oK. mos; 
 fd)l«. mossa) f. 1. [aSct.l tnS 9Ji\hi*. 2. 
 (fd)iu. niase) ter ©iiiiipf, 'MJoor, lorfooteii. 
 
 Prov. A rolling stone never gnthei'.s 
 moss, ^iuei)iiii0 nind)t nie frniif. 
 
 Moss-l>e'rry . tie ^Koofii , •i))fDDrbeere. 
 
 — •campion, [ !8ot.] bn^ £id)trbfd)e)i. 
 
 — clad, ^ niit >JJ?i>ii6 befleitet ot. beterfi. 
 
 — grown, bemoofit. —-rush, tie ■'Dfoo^:, 
 9?nbelbiii|"e. —-trooper, bcr ©trnC-en- 
 jfriiiber, 5Bniibit. (berfcii. 
 
 mo.^s, r. a. tcnipi'fen, iiiit yitoo6 be- 
 
 mossiness, mos'senes, t. iao '^IRoo-- 
 fige, tie OJ?po6bebfcfiiiifl, mrofine 3{itite. 
 
 mossy, mos'se, adj. nuuM'iil, beiiUH'St. 
 Mo««y down, tni S23o(liGe , iVL'id)e 
 i^nnt. 
 
 most, niAst, (nilflclf. maest) superl. 
 t>. more, wij. 1. (ter, tie, tni?) meiflc, tie 
 nieiileii. 2. jirogte (j. ». the - part , ter 
 flViJ^te il)iil, Die '0)iei|]en). 
 
 Most men, tie meiflfii '9J?eiifd)eii. For 
 ♦tie - part, flrj^gfeiiJ, iiici|liiut)iii6 , geiiici> 
 niglid). 
 
 most, adv. I. meifl, om meiflett. 2. 
 <l>Dr ^eiiuiirtern , iitn trti tuperl. jii biltoii, 
 i. a).) - illnstrioiis, l)od)il , ft'ljr birilljillt ; 
 the - illustrions. ter brriil)nirf|le; a — il- 
 lustrious man, ejii (Vi)r bcruljniter 'OJinnn. 
 
 Most of all, nm meiflrtl — an end. 
 ^le lUfiile 3eit. 
 
 most, «. I. tie 'ajfeifleii. 2. ta< '9);ei|le 
 
 MOT 
 
 (bcr flriigfe '2BerH), aSi>rtf)fif). 
 2. A covetous man makes the most 
 of what he has, and can get. 
 
 L'EsTRANGE. 
 
 At the most, f)5d)|leild. To make the 
 - of .., ndeu iiiijgiidjen 'Tjinseu ot. aSorri)eil 
 iiel)eii au6 .. . 
 
 mostic, mos'tik, «, 6er ?f»nlerfli)cf 
 (f. Maul- stick). 
 
 mostly, most'Ie, ) 
 
 mostwiiat, most'whot, « J " "• 
 iiicii'l, nu'irii'ii*, nicljreii-, inoi|leiitl)eil5. 
 
 mot, mot, t. t<\i 'TOoito, \. Motto. 
 
 motacil, mo'ta.Nil, (int. motacitla; 
 V. (Oriml).j tie 23.id)|'lelje. 
 
 motation, uioia'shun, (i>. I. nioveo) 
 .1. tie '^eiui'i]iiiig, 
 
 mote, mote, (nngelf. mot, gemot) s. 
 (ill Siiui'iiiiieiirc^iiiifleiu bie 25er|"aiiiiiiliiiiij, 
 ). Sd. K o I k m o t e. 
 
 mote, (iiiigelf. mot; i\). mota; lu. 
 ysmotj s. I. t><[6 ©tnubdjeii ; II ter ©plitter. 
 i.±a) tn6 ©tniibd)cii. b; ter lUiirtop. Shak, 
 
 mote, (l)0H. moet) '^'^ fur mo ug h t. 
 in i g li I nt. must. SrENSER. 
 
 motet, motet, (Motet' to) ( fr. 
 motet) s. I'Shu'.J tie "Mfctrette, '>))?otctu, 
 Oer i£i>riii1)geriiiia. 
 
 motil, mot/i. (nngelf. mogthe, mohtli, 
 
 matha; gr. niatlia; |;ul|. mot) s. 1. tic 
 
 '))iorte, ©d)iibe. 2. ± tet (uni'ermerffe) 
 
 -)inm. 
 
 2. Idle persons are a moth to the coiii- 
 
 mniiity. Websteii. 
 
 Moth -eat, v. a. ju (Srilllte rid)tcii. 
 -•eaten, raixiciifrapig, i>uii ten OJiUtieii 
 jcrfreffen. --mullen, [Sor.J tnS'DJJotteii' 
 fmiif. --worm, tie Snrue teg ®d)iiiirr: 
 tnftrg. --vvoit, [^ot.J tet SJeifiiiJ, tie 
 icri'iiiPfl'iiue. [-JJiorreii. 
 
 motiien, mot/i'en , adj. -j- uollcr 
 
 motiier, mul'H'ur, (nngelf. moder; 
 l)Oll. nioeder ; fit)ii). moder; tiiu. moder; ir. 
 mathair; gr. maier, meter; Uu. mater; fp. 
 11. port, madre; prrf. uiadar; fnilrfr. niada. 
 madra, nieddra, Diata; rilff. maia; fr. 
 mere; lU. madre/; (tie; •DJfutter CJJfainil, 
 iijiibdjeii) 11. bcmnlje in nlliii t)ier n!igifiii)r: 
 leii Sprnd)eii (Die; OK utter, »efeii , ter 
 Cirfe iiobeiifaij) *. 1. -f bie SWi'iifter. 2. i aj 
 bie ■'Diiitter (tne, lune (Siiune crji'iii)t Ijar; ofr 
 Olc- «<(/., J. '3i. --plant, bie'Jlhittcrpflniiie. 
 d) tie •=))? litter ( tn6 'Jlelieile , aSiirnet)m|le), 
 J. 2j. --cliurch, tie -Djiiitrer! , ijoiiptj 
 fird)e. c) tie OJfiirrer, (.^irbnriiiurrer, Jbiir: 
 mutter, d) i tie '>)Kurterbefd)iuerbeii (ge; 
 u'ijl)iil. --fits), e) tie O}! utter, illte, tnf 
 ■OJiiirierd)eii (bie -Muurtne). t) 6 bie ipiircii; 
 luirtljiiiii, ipurciiniiirrer. g) © tie XJiriie, iia& 
 '))fnbd)en. h) bie ifiojlermiirrcr, IMcbriiTiiiii. 
 Shak. i) bie OJiiitcer, llrfndje, ter -.Uiifiiiig. 
 j) bie 'Wiiitrer leiiie ^^crfi'n lueibl. (i)ei'i1)led)ig, 
 bie fiir ^niiniib forgi , il;iii nut iifiul) uiib 
 il)rtt nil bie ip.iiib gil)t). 3. tie OWiitter, 
 5pefen, ber tide ibobtiifiJij (j. 25. - of heer, 
 bie 'ijierl)efeii). 
 2. ai Alas, poor country! it cannot 
 
 lie called our mo t li er, hut our grave. 
 
 SuAK. 
 
 2. i) Diffidence is the mother of safety. 
 
 frov. j ) That woman has been a — to 
 
 ue. 
 
 MOT 
 
 The mother of a family, Jite i{»nil*s 
 niiirter. - of the maids of honor, bie Obet» 
 nnffeljerinn ter ipoffrnuicin. - midnight, 9 
 bie 'lijiliinurrer, ipebnuime. -'s pains, tie 
 OJtiifterronifnlt. Shak. Every -'» child , ^ 
 ot. i Jeter g-rbeiiiVlju. - of peati , tie 
 iperleiinuitter , '>)>iriniiifd)el. - of thyme, 
 liior] ber geltfiiminei, luiibe £luenbei. A 
 fit of the -, bie 5)?iitferberrt)iuerung if. 
 Mother 2. di. — in law, tie ©fiefuiiiiter; 
 ©d)iiiiegernuiirer. 
 
 Mother- church, bie •OTiittcrfirc^. 
 --city, tie ipniiptilabt. --clove, tie 
 OJhitternelfe. -country, bn* <))?iitrer. 
 inilb. --like, nilitferli(<). --lobster, 
 ber SBiirenfrebS. --tongue, 1. bie •JKutters 
 rprrtd)e (©prndje beg (yeburt6liiiibi'6). 2. ti< 
 OJ?iitteriprnd)e , ©tniiiniipriidje. --water. 
 Die nnd) ber ajerbiiiiiliiiig bee Snljiuiiffcr^ 
 juriirfbieibente , ©nisrhrile uiib Unreiuig. 
 (■eiten entl)nltenbc gliirfigfeit. --wit, te« 
 -})fiittfnuii^. --wort, [Hiot.] iiM OJiut. 
 terfrniit, ipcrjgefpnnn. 
 
 motlier, ndi. 'OJJiitrer.., 5pnupr... 
 
 motiier, V. n. (id) fetsen , fi* i>er» 
 bicieii, geiteljen (i>. gliiiTigfeitrii). 
 
 motiier, V. a. nboprircn, nnfinten, 
 nil ivinbes ©iiUr niiiiel^nu'ii. 
 
 motlierllOOd, miiTHurhiid, «. 
 bie •0)111 rtirfdjiiff. [tie l;ifiige Sbeft^iiffeiiheit. 
 
 motiierilleSS, miiTHiirCiies, «. 
 
 motlieriug-, miirH uiing. s. to go 
 a — , feme iSenunnDtcii ntii iiierteu (}ni1eii> 
 lOlllltiige beiiiil)eil (f. Midlenting). 
 
 motiierleSS , muTH'urles , adj. 
 ilUirterlog. 
 
 motiierly, muTH'urle , adj. 1. 
 miitteriid), 'Wtiitrer. .. 2. uun reifem 'Ulter. 
 - woman, tie 'BfiUriMlC — Mot her li- 
 ne ss. t. bie 0)iiifferlid)fcit , ■OKiitterliebe. 
 
 motiierly, ado. miitteriid), ivie eiii< 
 'i)tiirrtr. 
 
 motliery, muTH'ilre. adj. tirf, Ijeffg. 
 
 motliy, mot/i'c, adj. motteiifreffig, 
 I'Oll iH'u 'OKotten. 
 
 motion, mo'shiin, ( fr. 213. p. mr. 
 
 motio) t. I. S bie 25eii>t-guiig , ber QSntij] 
 
 tfiiifg lebeiibeii i>b. leblDfeu Kijivers). 2. 
 
 [■))ted).] bie ^etveguiig; ter 0>niig ( eimr 
 
 lll)r 10. 3. bie ijeiwgiiiig (bie iljierifd)* 
 
 iljiifigfeit unt tng thii'rird)e £eben). 4. bi« 
 
 •i3eii)i'guiig ( -Jlrt ten ."in-piT )ii brivegeii, jU 
 
 trngeii). 5 bie Sbeiuegniig i^Bernnberung ter 
 
 C.ige). 6. tie ^eiuegiiug (ber 'Bfiirfd) eiiieS 
 
 ipeereg). 7. bie 'i^fn'egiiuij, bng 'iiJogeii (bir 
 
 ©ee). 8. t a) bit (innere) iJei»egiiug (bet 
 
 'ijriiil). b) tie :i>eiucguiig, ber •iiiitrieb. a) 
 
 ber Irieb, bie 9{egiing. d) bie Suilernljeir, 
 
 Ciitl. Shak. e) f bie ')ll)niiiig, e-nipftiibniiji. 
 
 SiiAK. f) bie'Jlfiuni, a5e)»igiing. 9. ibet be« 
 
 riul)eiibeii 2Si-rtnminiiiiigcii, liii ii>flrinniein» 
 
 ber -iiiitr.ig, 2>in-rd)log, bie 'Ui'ofiun. 10. t bet 
 
 inni. 11. t bag ^uppeiupiel. Shak. 
 
 i. Devoid of sense and motion. MlC- 
 
 ToN. 4. Each member move and every 
 
 — guide. Black. -vioKE. 5. Waiciiingtha — 
 
 of her patron"* eye. Dkvues. 8. b^ lit 
 
 our proper — we ascend, c) Let a good 
 
 man obey every good - rising in hi* 
 
 heart, knowing thai every such pr« 
 
 ceeds from God. SoDTH. 9. A for 
 
 inlroduciug a hill; a - to adjurii. 
 
 il 
 
rite. far. ftH. far. M*. ink Fine, fin. N6, move, n6p. got. 6il. c^6nd. Ti\be. lub, fi^ll. t/iin, THis. 581 
 
 MOT 
 
 Of his own motion, In onr proper — . 
 nil* eiflcncm 'Hurnebe. - ungenerative. tin 
 Itt>cM^er ^orpcr nljnc SfufliiniiSfaljiijffit. 
 Uiitliak'd of -. ^llrrf) 9?ittfn ni(f)r bemrgt 
 Shak. a — was made for a coinniiltee. bit 
 ©ilMing cine6 SoinmirKei lullr^e beniitriiflt. 
 To make a - , ciiieii 9liitr.ig , 25i'rfcl)Iii() 
 Hind)eil p6- tf)lin. The -was carried through, 
 btr Qliitrng giiig tui"*!)- To put in - , m 
 aScmcgiiitg fftjeii. To watch one'» -», Qe; 
 mnn^« 05iiiige belnuern. 
 
 nrotion, V. a. t (?tit>n6 uprfdjlrtgen, 
 ill SBprfdjIiig bringfii , (iiirMnt" <»'if ••• - 
 r. n. 9liitriige, SSL'rfdjiagf iiind)cit. 
 
 ]Tlo<ioner, moshunur, «. f Q'iner, 
 ter CS'tii'.ifi I'ctutlanf- 
 
 motionless, ni&'shunlet, adf. Ulu 
 fcciufiiii*, bcioegiing^lB*. 
 
 ^Otivef niA'iiv , adj. ? u. t itmt! 
 fltll^, ^cii'fgiingS. ., 95eiu«g... 
 
 ]IIotiv«f (fr. motif) «. I. bfr ^wt- 
 flll^^lf!]^^ln^, Sei«fg.ir"'it' J ^nfricb, (iJrun^, 
 tie UrMdje ; bfr 9Inrrfiber; 6nf 9lntrif6f mif> 
 til. i. t fai SBrrfjdifl. 3. t ^n« t'tiuc\iiirf)r 
 ®iicc. .Sh*k. (mrniiiigffrnfr. 
 
 ]Vffo(ivityf mAiiv'viti, «. Me ^c= 
 
 Motley, nini'li. (IV. ysmol ; \^. 
 Diniear) t. t,\6 6iiiiCt'(l)c(fige £leiD cel;t-m>il« 
 trr $iiuifitarreri). 
 
 Motley, ndj. 1. tiiiitfd)cifig , tunf- 
 fliiM)i-(fr, fdjerfifl. 2. i biiiirrd)f(fig (^cftrrit' 
 <irt :c.). [iveger, ^(lf 55ciufgntirfcl. 
 
 ]fIoiort niA'tor, (i.nt. ^.) «. ?« 5?e: 
 
 Motor of electricity, l^l}!)]'.] bit Q:ltt= 
 ttijit.itctreifrer. 
 
 The iiieinis are called motor* of elec- 
 tricity. VolTA. 
 
 jTf otory f mA'tuic , adj. btmti;\tnt, 
 9 ruHiiwiig erfl)ttleii6. - muscle, [iJtiiiit.] 
 fccr 'Veivi-gcr. 
 
 .^otto, mot't&, (it. ^.) «. bai 
 '^liHU\ ^er Smii', ^nfidpriirf). 
 
 i^OII) (fdlPtr.) the mouth. 
 
 lfIou<li%vor(, (('(fjott.) a mole. 
 
 ]VIoul«l. mold. f. Mold. > 
 
 jnoillt, molt. r. Mol t, ) 
 tavfw al'gilfitftcn ^Crirrer. 
 
 ]HotiIiiiet, iiio'Unet, (fr. <!!I3.) «■ 
 
 ter Crfljl'iiiim, tai Drehfrcui. 2. ber Rreiij: 
 
 bniim '«n ffiiiibcn). 
 
 ]TI«»iil.«,/| .. ^^ .... 
 
 .__ . JdCnntt.) earth, the erav*. 
 
 ^TIooiK,^ 
 
 jlIouilcll)munsh.('Mau nch.Mo uch) 
 r. a. * niiiffilii , niifiiiimimciii ; mrfirffi'fn. 
 
 ]TfoMiicli, r. R. iniimiiKrii. CHArcER. 
 
 mfountl, niAuiid. (Aii^trlf. mund; iv. 
 mwnt. i<. mwn, (at. mons) «. ber iDamin, 
 Wian, (frbhi'igrf, bie 5Jflnf. 
 
 ]VIoiiHd, V. a. I'rriMiiiiiirn, llm^mllnlrn. 
 
 Mount f iii^&iit. (fr. mout; aiigrlf. 
 niunt; Iflf. mons) t. I bi'r *PiT,i (('ei fr grop 
 p^. flciin ; Me $>i:l)P, ftiiiillirtje erhPhung "2. 
 brr "HJiifl, bif 25cird)niiiiino. 3. [Jriliiiigib ] 
 bit' A.inf. 4. "^ bie <'>5iIDi) 9}mif. IJacon. 
 
 ]Mouilt) fr. mnnler; it. moiitnre) 
 «. n. 1. (luit Pb. phncMp) (Ifigen. rtiiftlrigcii, 
 hinrtufflfigen. 2. Jii 'iJSiVrbe ileige n , (niif ir: 
 flfiib ein thier) iVringeii. 3. fcrf) rrljibeii 
 (fliifjliegeii) u. 4. t nii(lrf(-eii, firt) ijcMi. 5. 
 Brigrn (itiii 5fnii(f)c ic). 6. (up to ...) firf) 
 eriTrerfeit, rftrijrn fris nil ... (niirf) ii. 7. 
 ao)il((> ^el.•.^leil (uiit...) (bttrnoe.;. Pope. 
 
 MOU 
 
 I 3. Doth the eagle mount op at thy 
 command? Bible. 5. The fire of trees 
 and houses — s on high. Cowlev-. 
 
 To mount on horseback, jii ^fer^e 
 flcigen. To - upon one's great horse. ( fid), 
 <,nf ben tjoijen @a'M fcfjeii. To - too high, 
 fid) perftfigfii. 
 
 ]TIount, V. a. I. befleigen (ein 'Ififetti, 
 
 cineii Ihrpii ic); erffeigeii Heine 9!nl)PI)C). 2. 
 
 (in bie ip6he) ^eben, erhfben, ffeigen ntii^en. 
 
 3. t fjeben , erbohrii. Shak. 4. beritten inns 
 
 A)cn (fine Iriippo, niit ^rVrben perfeljen. 5. 
 
 iVihren (itnnpnen Jc); ueriVIjen, brfe^t fein 
 
 init ... 6. out ^ie Soffere legeii, fetjen, brills 
 
 gen (eine Itnnone). 7. beieQen (init 0)plb ic.), 
 
 f.iffcn (in (5JpIb ic, 4. 93. ein ®d)iuerr). 8. 
 
 bcfetjen (init ^fliionen ic). 
 
 4. The dragoons were well mounted 
 
 (lunren gut beritten). 5. A ship of the 
 
 line mounts seventy four guns ; a fort 
 
 mounts a linndred cannon. VVcuster. 
 
 To mount [he breach, bie (Stlimiltirfe 
 erjleigeii. To - guard, [TOilit] ouf bie 
 S5.i(t)e iicfjrn. To - ones self , fid) er^ebeii, 
 fli'igen. They were luouuted, fie jlAns 
 ^en pben. 
 
 ProB. No man looks to be accoanled 
 nior- ihan a beggar mniinted. e^ i\\ fein 
 £i1)crnie(Ter, bo* rrt).irferr((>neibet, nl« roenn 
 ber "SfliiiT ein ^'beiinann loirb. 
 
 lUouiltuble , m^un'iabl, a^j. tt< 
 jTei.iHct). 
 
 ^fountain, m^Vi'iin , (fr. mon- 
 
 tagne ) *. I. ber 25erg. '2. i ber l)pl)e fflrab. 
 
 2. \ mountain of alfeciion. Shak. 
 
 ITffountaiii, «<//. *erg..; - air, bie 
 35enilii|r; - pine, bit !Sirgn<^te. 
 
 Mountain-antelope, ber Spring 
 I'pcf. -ash. I^Bi't.) bie ©berei'tte. --avens, 
 (©ot.] bie SSergncIfe. --i-alm, [Vol.] bie 
 ■l^ergmiinje. --blue, [•iWiiiernlg.] bti6 
 "i'^rrg-, fiiipferblnii. --bramble, bie 2)rrg: 
 l)inibeere. --chickweed. [9?pt.]b(itf SSerg 
 tneirrtrniit. --cock, brr 4Vrgl)iil;n, 9liier: 
 l)iil)M. -cork, ber 53crg(Iart)(!. -crys 
 la I, ber ^ergfrufliifl. -dam .son, eine 
 •Ilrr beS'Sitterljplibaiime. --eg g, ( Winerntg. ] 
 biif Sergei, --green. (^))JinernIg.) bnf 
 "Berggrfin. --heath, (SSor.) ber Steins 
 br<(t). --laserwort, (S9pt.] ber ^erfl> 
 rfimniel. -linnet, ber ©teinfjnnfting. -- 
 man, ber 95ergben)p()ner. --paper, — - 
 leather, --flesh, t>a6 9?ergpapier, ber 
 95ergfprf, bn« Sergieber , ^ergflriiff). — 
 parsley, [<Spt.) tie ^ergpcrerfilie , ber 
 ^ergeppiffi, b(i«S3ie(giit, WniiiMjetl. --rose, 
 bie ^ergrpie, 91lprpfe. --soap, [TOinernlg.) 
 bie 95ergs , ©pcfrrife. --wormwood, 
 (53rt.l ber 9(tpenbiifii(5. 
 
 IHT OHMtaln<*«r, mnu.itinoiir'.) 
 
 MountaillttTf moun tfuur. ) 
 I. ber Tirrgbeu'ohner. 2. ber ^SJilbe, JJmibcr, 
 Siiirrtiflerurr. 3. ber ^ergfiilfe. 
 
 IVIOuntaiuet, ni6un'tinnet, «. f 
 ber rifiiie 55crg. fpugrl. Siumey. 
 
 JTIotintainoilS, moun'tinniis, urij. 
 1. bergig, gebirgig. 2 bcrghprf). 3. t fcljr 
 grp§. iiiigeliriier (Oertljiini ic). 4. f SScr^e 
 bdi'ihuenP, ^crg... Baco:?. 
 
 }fl4iiintaiiiouKnf*.««s, moun't'n 
 ni'ihnes. *. bie I'frgigf 5}n'd)iifTrnbeir. 
 
 9f OUntant, muun'lant, (fr. mon- 
 
 MOU 
 
 tant^ ndj. in bie ^hf)t jleigenb, f[(^ er^ebenb, 
 einpprrageiib. Shak. 
 
 Jflountebank, m^un'tebank, (it. 
 montare II. bancoj *. I. ber £JiMrffnlber, 
 '?}?iirrtrd)reifr. 2. ber '!JJmhl()nn«. 
 
 JVIoiintebaiik, v. a. biird> '$rnf;> 
 lerei riiiifd)en, Inntrrgehcn, erliilen, befbpren. 
 
 ]IIountel>anliery,m^un'tei>atik- 
 ure, ». bie anatfuiiberei , -Worftfdireierei. 
 
 IVfountenance, moun'ieuanse. «. 
 + bie ©tvecfc, (5)rpge; ber 5?ftrng. Spenser. 
 
 IVfoiinter, moSntur, t. &iner, ber 
 (leigt, ntifjleigt. Swift. (niifjleigenb. 
 
 M4»linting-ly , moun'tingle, adv. 
 
 Hf ount-saint,ni<iunt'-siMt.(Cent, 
 Mount-cent) «. eine 3(rt Aartenipiel un« 
 ter jmci 'JSiTfoiien. 
 
 ]?Iounty, moun'te, (fr. mont^e) «. 
 iai ©tfiorn be* Jiilfen. 
 
 iVKourdant, mor'dant, (fr. nior- 
 danti t. t bie 3i"<ge nn €d)iinflen. 
 
 jTIourilf nK'irne, (niigcll'. niurnan, 
 niyrnHn; lot. niocreo; fr. iiio|-ne) v. n. I. 
 (lor, at) trniiern mm, ilber), (J'tiUiK be« 
 tr.iiiern. 2. trniiern , in Irnuec flel)en, 
 irniier nnlegen. 
 
 2. We mourn in black. Shak. 
 
 jTIourn, v. a. I. trniiern uni.., Qt' 
 wM befrniirrn. 2. ^ in fingciibem tone uor» 
 briiigen Db. fingen. 
 
 2. The love-lorn nightingale 
 
 Nightly to thee her sad song ui o u rn- 
 e I h well. Mii.TON. 
 
 IWourne, mArne, (fr. morne) «. f 
 tai tuntt @-iibe einefi ©[P(f« ; ber pberfle 
 lliitiipfe 'Jljeil eiiier Cnnje, bn6 ^efd)Iiigr. 
 
 ]fffourner, mcSru'iir, (. 1. brr 
 
 Irnuernbe. 2. ber £!ei(fteiifoIgrr, Ceibtrn* 
 
 genbe. 3. ^ Qtwat, tat bei ajegrnbrnffeu 
 
 ueriuenbet ivirb. 
 
 3. Tlie mourner yew and builder oak 
 
 were there. Drydem. 
 
 Chief mourner, ber 9lnfii^rer be^ Cei» 
 (ftenjiigefi. - yew, bie bei 2ei(()eiibegnnfl» 
 niffen penwenbete (Jibe. 
 
 mournful, morn'f&l , ad}. I. 
 trniier nll*^r^l(fcnb , Iraiier ... 2. trnu« 
 rig (unglil(frflig, Ir.iiier uerurfnefjeiib). 3. 
 trniirig, friiiirropn. [trniirig. 
 
 mournfully, mornrulle. ade. 
 
 mournfuilfcess, ninni'fulnes. «. 
 I. bie Irnnrigfeir. 2. bie irniirigfeit, ba6 
 Imnrige. 
 
 mourning-, mom'ing, «. i. bie 
 trniice. 2. bie Xr.iiier, Ir.nicrfleibung, bn4 
 Iroiifrgrmniib , Irniierfleib. 
 
 Deep Pb. first mourning, bie tiefc 
 Irnilfr. Half, second, Pb. court- — , bif 
 ipnibtrnner. 
 
 moiirninif, ndj. rrniiernb, 'kroner. . 
 
 A deep mourning veil, ein 'Jrniirr» 
 rd)Ieier. [Irnuertniibf. 
 
 Mourning - dove, [ Cniitl). ] bi« 
 mourililli;-|y , mArningll, ade. 
 trniirrnb , bernlbt. 
 
 mouse, mnuse, (nngelf. u. f(f)iv. 
 
 inus; l^pfi. muis; bail, mus , niiius; lilt, 
 inns; gr. niys; rinT- niiklie) pi. mice, t. I. 
 oPPl-l birrBiniU. 2. (rhrm. ein Picbfofung^' 
 u'Prt) bnS 'OTriiied)!-!!. .J. [-5}>iir.J bie (©ingO 
 ■)Ji(in«. 4. bif Willi*, fne (Sdiiunnjilf'tf 
 pon gefrt)ln(f)tettni SBieh (.nuct) - - buttock). 
 
582 Fate, far, fall. fat. Mh. met. Fine, ffn. N6, move, n6r, gSt, 6il, cl6iid. Tiibe, tub, full, t/iin, THI* 
 
 wou 
 
 JMOV 
 
 To caicli mice, ^aim faiigon , maii>! 05tfif{)ter jidjen, ifjn uerf)of)nen, f)i>()iien. 
 
 To make up one's — , feiii Sdjafc^eu \'(i)ti 
 ren; (with) 2>tvri;cil, ^fJu^en }iel;tn Uuii). 
 To be ready lo creep in any one's — , Allien 
 leiCenfd^aftlid) liebeii. To have one's - out 
 of taste, ciiuii uerJcrfcteii , f(^lcct)ren &e: 
 •"^tlliicf 1)111)611. To liave a good -, [Stettf.J 
 loeiitmiuilifl fcin to. 'i^KvDtiu. 
 
 Hrov. He tha^ sends mouths, sends 
 meat, uiel Aluifet, uii'l SeijeM. 
 
 Mo II t li - expe nse s, t. pi. I. ^Ud< 
 gaboi fiir Die ivud)c. 2. iafelgelDir , DM 
 .Rti|l()Cli>. --friend. Dtr ■>))iaul=, 3'i'i!l«»= 
 frfuiiD. --glue, bev ^KuuMeiin. --ho 
 nor, Derflfllte, juiii Sdjtiii enuiiMViie, Qi)- 
 reiibejeiijuiujeii. Shak. —-made, nut -Cciu 
 'MJimCe ijemrtd>t ; ucrilelU, buiitjls'irit. -- 
 piece, 1. -F 6n6 »iRuiiD|li'ic( (ine6 'Hiait 
 mnnnmixti). 1. i 6iner, tet 6ie 0!)ieiiuiii< 
 ,)eii jliiiierer iiiitil^ciu, fijc fie idd iiii^rt 
 l'ul;rt, bai ®|.'riid)rol)r. 
 
 iVItiittlt, iiiouTIi, V. a. 1. mit UDI: 
 iciu, lueit flcoffuetcm <)Jiuiit)i;, flmb u. nffef; 
 tin nii6rprtd)fii; to - it. &rii ■OJtuiiD ui'U 
 iie^iiuii. 2. ill Deii '')}htiiD iiet)iiieni iiiit Deiii 
 '})ftiiiDe, '3)Jiiiile erl)aidjeii oi. erfc^iiappeii. 
 i. fallen, efffii, ircfffni (up> nurfrcfitn. 4. 
 t niit Deni ■i))^iiiDc, 'Mfiuile inadjeii, bilDcii. 
 Bbowk. 5. (i-iiicn fc^iUeu, aiimiirreii, miic> 
 reii (iibi'r). 
 1. Twitcli'd by the sleeve, he mouths 
 it more and more. Ukyden. 
 
 Moutli, V. n. I. lout, (iart, nffef (irc 
 re&eii, fdjreieii. 2. (at) fd)i-eieii (liter;. 
 
 lUoiltlied , muuTlld , adj. 1. $ 
 i»cit aiifgiTifTeii (2iJimtie>. Shak. 2. (in 3u> 
 rammeiife^iiiigeii) iiiaiilig; J. 35. hard--, 
 Ijartniaiilid ; wide-, flropniaulii] ; w e II- 
 -, gut beden fijnnciib (u. ^iiiiDciu ; (Jem 
 giiteS OJiiiiiDiliicf Ijafeiit (U. •>Mftnrrt)en i ; 
 mealy--, ipenc^jelreien fuljreui). 3. ubet; 
 ld)ritn. 
 
 jTVoutllf ul , moulATuI, «. 1. b{l& 
 >)}faitluoa, Cer 'WhuiM'oU. 2. i eiu 25Jenig, 
 bits 53i6d)cn. 
 
 IMoutliiug-) mouTH ing, «■ bai 
 «Sd)reten, aitisipfi-djen niir grober, fl|Teftir> 
 I r iStimnie. l^))fiiii:>, fcin ^Ttaul l;aben6. 
 
 IMuutlileiSSi, iiidui/i les. adj. tehuw 
 
 ]nuvul>le, inoov abl, ) ad). I. T 
 
 IWoveatble, J beiueglid), 
 
 I'riuegbar. 2. i bciin-glirf) (Ji'il). 3. [\)et>t. 
 (iJrnnini.] a - letter, cin iyiid)ilnbe, ber 
 kHisgefprfrtjen luirD ((JJegeu at) u. ilunimen 
 ■ijudjilabeu). 
 
 Movable goods, bit fal)renbe ^abt, 
 5nl)niip. — property, bile beiucglidje 2>er» 
 nicgen. [bie ^eiucglid^feii. 
 
 j?IOVnl>leiieMS, inuuVablues, 4. 
 
 JVIuvubles, inuuv'abu, «. pi. bie 
 beivfiiiid)fii (SJiirer, •iBJobiiii-ii, 5al)rnig. 
 
 3IuvHl>ly, nioov ajle, adv. beiuefl: 
 (id), I'lif fine btme<\iid)e 'Jlrt. 
 
 !Muve, mouv. lliU. iiioveo; fr. inoii- 
 voir; lu. mudaw) P. o. I. f a) beiuegeil, 
 lU'U ciiieni One an eiueii antcrn idjnjfen ob. 
 bviiigcn; b) in 5Bciueguiig feijen ; c) ruijnii, 
 reqrn; n'icten (ben i?nt to. 2. i a) beu'cgen, 
 111 iSimegung feijen ob. bringen , aiifmjen, 
 rcgeniad)eit (bie Ceibeiirdjaften, ben iSiiUeio. 
 b) bfiuegcn (ilberreben , uernnlnifeiu; (to) 
 beiuefleii, nnregen, (jiiircipen, reiicn Qii); 
 
 fen. To speak like a - in a cheese, 
 jiitt , unueriie^miid) reben. 
 
 Mouse-bat, tie JlrberiUdU*. --cow- 
 ry, tSt"i*'l-I bie ■DWnnS. --dung.ber 
 ^Mnufefctl) , ■•Diiinfebrerf. --ear, [sBiH.] 
 bai >JRa«reiJl;rd>eii ; - - c h i c k w e e d , bitS 
 iponifraut; --hackweed, bai 9?flgei= 
 tnniC; --scorpiougrass, bil$ ©forpiiiii; 
 ri-iuit. --hawk, [Drnitl).] ber OJMusf'^lt. 
 --hole, bai 'TOiinfeiod), «5Kini«liid>. -• 
 hunt, I. bie gKaiifcjogb. 2. ber 'JKiiurc: 
 fiinger, 9)?iin|"er. 3. j ber «))fabd)eiijnger. 
 Shak. 4. bai S^ai\^-- , @pcid)enuie|"e(. -- 
 tail, [23ot.) Cer '•5Kaurerd)iuanj. --trap. 
 1. bie 5«iiu«>, «»fiiiirefnlle. 2. Parson's 
 -, ber (S-Oeilanb. 
 
 Blouse, moiixe, V. n. ninnfen, OJiAiife 
 fniigen. Mousing, 1 Ijiibgierig. 
 
 mouse, V. a. I. ierrei|]en, ieriaii: 
 fen (mic Kn^en «)»aiire). 2. [^Tiar.] forren ; 
 to - a hook., einen IafeU;afeti forren. 
 
 niouser, mouziir, t. ber ^)}iAU|er, 
 Wfinrefmigir; bie ^Jiaufefntje. 
 
 Jllousie, (i<iHHt.)dimin. 0. mouse. 
 JVIousted liead, (I'c^ott.) crop- 
 ped li ead of hai r. 
 
 ]TIoutlif iii6ut/>. (angelf. muth; gi)tl). 
 niuntns; Ctiitfd) n. bail. OJiimb; idjiu. niun; 
 j^ell. moud) *. 1. ber OJfuiib (bei'i))ieii/d)eii), 
 © bai 9Jfanl, (bci Iijiereiu ba& 'Biaul, ber 
 9{fl(t»en. 2. ± a) ber 'iBhinb (au aUerfjcug 
 jum 9{eben). b) ber ipauptrebner, iSrell: 
 uertreter ber ndgetueiiien ')}i'etiiiing , (Jiiicr, 
 ber bai grope 2i3orf ti'iljrt. o Cer ©tefloer; 
 treter (cmtr eiiuelnen ^Jjcrrcii). d> |2Uaib> 
 tuiVr.] baS 23ellen, OJebed (ber ipiinbe;. 3. 
 ber *BIiino, bie *)>funbuiig (eiucr ilaniMie 
 K.)t ban £od), ?DiiiiiBU>d) (eiiieS Dfen« ic), 
 6a« 'ODJiuiClod) ibei Sblaeinitrumeiircn) , ber 
 ©djliiiib, bie ■'JKilnbimg (beij '■JJiagcnfi tc). 
 4. bie 'Mfriiibiing (eines ijiuue^) ; ©infaljn 
 (eiii<!6 ipafenfi). 
 2. a) The story is in every l>ody's mouth. 
 Locke, b) Every coffee - house has 
 some statesman belonging to it, who 
 » the — of the street wliere he lives. 
 AuntsoN. c) 1 am now my father's -. 
 d) The fearful dogs divide, all spend 
 their — aloft, but none abide. Drvuem. 
 4. The Mississippi and tlie Mile dis- 
 charge their waters by several mouths. 
 Mouth of an iron-fiinince , |:pl"itteilb.] 
 bie ®tiff)n)nnb. — of a furnace where the 
 ore is thrown in, lipillteub.J bie i^inter^ 
 feite einef". §Dd)0fen6. 
 
 By word of mouth, niUllblid). Down 
 in the -, wie (Innini , iiieDergerrtjiiigeii 
 be down in the -, ba;- ^^taul l;aiigi:n laiJeii. 
 To stop one's -, i (S-ineiii ben OJiimb, 9 
 bai yjtaiii tlopfeii. To spend the - t>ber 
 Dioutlis, bcUtn (u. ipllilbeii). To have in 
 one's -, iin *JKiinbe fnbren (9Ceben). Tlie 
 story is in every body's -, ^'■'b'ni'd"" 
 fprid)C von ber ®erd)id)rc. Every body's 
 will be full on it, f t5 mirb in 3Uli'r 
 9)hinbe fein. There is a sentence got into 
 every man's -, ti gifbt einen Spnid) , ber 
 in »]mer '))funbe i|l. To make 
 make mouths, 1. ein fd^iefed ^Xiaui ma: 
 4t>en , (S3cfirt)ter fdjneiben ob. jieljen , bnS 
 Vcaul tiawQm rd)iiioaeii. 2. (upon; @inem 
 
 MOV 
 
 (from) nbbringcn (wn Qtmai). c) erregen 
 cJJiifleiben 20. d) beiuegeii , rnljren, ein» 
 neljmen (bie ^erjeii). e) aufbringen, etjuri 
 nen; onfl^e^en, niifregen. f) I'orfdjlageu, 
 in Qtnregiing bnngen , t>orbringen , nuft 
 bringen. 
 1. a) Mere matter cannot move itself. 
 The wind moves a ship; the cartuian 
 moves goods; the horse mores a 
 cart or carriage, b) Machines are 
 moved by springs, weights, or force 
 applied. Webster. 2. b) Minds de- 
 sirous of revenge were not moved 
 with gold. Kholles. God moved 
 them to depart from him. Biule. c) 
 The use of images in orations and 
 poetry is to — pity or terror. Felton, 
 f) They are to be blamed alike who - 
 and who decline war upon particular 
 respects. Havwap.d. 
 
 He was moved with compassion ou 
 them, ti jnnimerte il;ii berfelben. To be 
 moved at.., gernljrt fern oon... To be 
 moved to pity, (id) iuin OJiiilciDcn f;iMret« 
 pen laffeii. To - laughter, jiiin £ad)ni rei; 
 jen. To — a resolution, (in beratl;ciiC'en 
 25erraminliingen) einen (formli4)tii.' 'Jliiiriig 
 uorbringen. 
 
 move, V. n. 1. T fic^ beiuegen; fitft 
 
 riil)rcn , fid) regcn. 2. geljcn , ciiiljtrgi'ljcii. 
 
 3. (OJhlit.) fid) ill 25en)egnng, in •SJiavi'd) 
 
 I'ci^en, aiifbredjen. 4. (pon eincin jOne an 
 
 einen anbern) }icl)en. 
 
 4. Men move with their families from 
 
 one house, town or state to anoilier. 
 
 Webstes. 
 
 To move for any one, fic^ uor (J'tnent 
 
 perbciigen. To - off, ftd) bapon niad)nt. 
 
 To-ou, forrgil;e«, fonjicljen, fimnirfen. 
 
 To - up and down, aiif-- u. abgel;en ob, 
 
 luaHbfin. 
 
 move, *. Cbn5 SBemegeii) bie ^ei«e« 
 guiig , (bei'onbcr* tin ®d)ad)rp.) ber S'lfl- 
 
 moveless, mOuv'les, aUj. ui\bn 
 iwcgiid), beiucgiuigSlo^. 
 
 moveilieilt,iiiu6v'meiit, (fr. mouve- 
 inent) t. 1. f bie i^eivegnng (eiiier ''D}^1> 
 ferine, 2lrmee lO. 2. <bie >ilrt fid) jn 6eive» 
 gcii) bie 23eiuegung. 3. ± bie iicwi'iiiiiig {iti 
 QUi\\e6). 4. l'J)tn|'. ] ber laft, Iafird)lag. 
 To regulate the movement of a watcta, 
 eine Ul)r rcgiiliren. 
 
 movent, mo'vent, (lat. movens) 
 adj. -f Peiuegenb, fiit» l^eiuegeiib , 55iiui.'g . . . 
 moveut, «. t bie PeivegeiiDe &ta(t, 
 SSeiPcgfraft. Glanvii.le. 
 
 mover, moov'ur, «. 1. f bet 2}c« 
 lueger, 6tn)a$, bai berorgt. 2. G-tiua6, bai, 
 (i-iner, ber ftd) bewegt. 3. i &iiier, ber G't» 
 luae in iJlnregimg, in a5orrd)h\g bringt; - 
 of a resolution, (ill Peratl)ciiOeti iiorpem) 
 (Oilier, ber einen fi)ruiiid)eii ^llnttag pur* 
 bringt. 
 
 moving", mouv'ing, adj. beiveglic^, 
 
 riiijrenb cJitbe ic). - *. bie SJeiuegnng, Oitt 
 
 gniig; ber 'iliitrieb, 58en)c<jgruiib. South. 
 
 moving^Iy, muuv iugia, adv. be* 
 
 lueglid}, einbriiiglict). 
 
 His air, his voice, his looks and ho- 
 nest soul, 
 Speak all so moviugly in his behnlf. 
 Adimsom 
 
 1 
 
File. far. fall. fat. M4. met. Fine. fin. NA, move. n6r, got. 6il. rlbi^. Ti"ibf. inl.. full. i/»in. Tllis. 5S3 
 
 MOV 
 
 IWovingnesSf muuT'iagnef , «. 
 
 fcfl» iSeiocfllK^e , ??ul;ren6t. 
 
 JIIoW) iiiSu, (nn(]eir. mowe ob. niiiga) 
 «. (Me in tinn ®d)etiiie, ouf einem ^ooeti 
 
 (locf, ^er S?tU', ^criiljniitVn ouf ©peid)«rn, 
 ill Scl)i'V'Vcii. (X>(\6 niif frtiem Jelbe (jel)niifce 
 ^eii OP. ilorn (jfiQt »uck ^l^. rick). 
 
 nww, o. a. aiif ciiKiit 3}e&eti, in 
 fiium 5d)oppen ftiifljiiiitVn. nnn<t)id)ti^n<i5>«u'. 
 
 9IU«V) ui6. (niliiclf. niawan ; f^ofl. nia- 
 ajjrii. ninayeii; |'d)n). meya; (jr. amaoi 
 pruft. iiiuwed ; pp. mowed vb. mown; v. a 
 
 1. f niat)en (0)rnS ic), nirihen, obmnl)cii 
 (eme ii5ieie ic). 2. ; ii. ? a) niiil)en; (down) 
 niii-ri iiiiiij.ii , nir^l;nnl^ft)cn (^t:nfc<)<a;. l») 
 (Off' .ibrrt)lii!ien t&tn Sopf). 
 
 2. a) A diaciiarge of grape-»hot mow* 
 doMn wliole ranks of men. Websteh. 
 
 9lu«V, II. It. I. ni>il)cii. 2. I)eii(ii, ^l16 
 if»fii , fit" Griite, 4><"<r"f« fiiil'rinijfn , ein- 
 tl)iiii. [-^ Oil* ri1)iet€ 'W.iiil. 
 
 JIo>v, niuu, (fr. luoue) i. (niicf) }><■) 
 
 To make oiow* at any one, (S'iMCIl 
 f(t)itf nmehen. 
 
 .Mow, v.n. " (in r(f)itf(i^au( ma(()m. 
 
 nio^v, uio, r. n. o brfiQen (t>. Auf)en;. 
 - «. o tic Kill). 
 
 JTIo^n'burii, mouburn, e. n. flti) 
 ell^lnll^fll (o- feiictjtfnt ^ru». 
 
 nio^ve) BIO, V. n. « fpnntn, nu'iiTen, 
 niDncn- Chai'cer. 
 
 iflovver, niA'ur, «. I. bcr ^D^al^er, 
 9)iai)Di:r, '0)i.il)Per, (aii(b) S,(i)nitttt. 2. t 
 u. o &ie itiil). 3. iii^u'ur, o ©iiicr, t>« 
 OJiil.tror r(t)iiciPtt, fin \'dn(\ei Wiiul niad)t. 
 
 ITIu^viiig'f niiViiig, (. I. Da< rJTta^ 
 f)rn, 9U>ni.il)rn, »ie «]}{al)D. 2. M6 VRai)' 
 flic , OJiOl)!-!? 16. 
 
 Mo wi ng- cradle. [2nn6mirtf)f(^.] bii6 
 CcniVnijerriil. --time, 6it>))?nl;ejfit, $eu= 
 eriite. 
 
 lll«»xaf niok'ta, ». tit ^cro (bnf 
 jarrf S?anr ^<« cOini'firi1)en SfiriiBCiS). 
 
 ]lf uyf ni6i, *. (in Q)uI^|lU(f (oud) moy 
 d'<>r> r. Moidore. [Mule. 
 
 9l<>>:le, moil, t. 6(r TOnutcfel, f. 
 
 Ifflucllf niutth, (fd)iu. niycken; |p. 
 
 miiclio; it. niuccliio; [)trn>. niit niiekte) 
 
 aHj. I. oi(( <6rr Qiinntirnt, fteni SJetriiof 
 
 iiiict)). 2. i>irl donor ttc DiUier nn(^). 3. t 
 
 piel (Dtt 3>")l nn(f)). 4. |frin, fcinr. Shak. 
 
 2. IIow much time i» spent in trifling 
 
 amusements. Webster. 3. Edom came 
 
 out against him with — people. Bisr.E. 
 
 HucIi, iiilv. I. i>ifl , lucit, bii Ivfi' 
 
 Irm (nni ^fiiuorrer, hie ini compar. ilelicn, 
 
 Hiiljer jn 6fjfid)iien, j. S. - stronger, uirl, 
 
 ivrit florfer). 2. nift, fdjr, flriwiilri.j, 6(6(11 = 
 
 ter.e. 3. oirt (t>ft i>6. Iniig). 4. fiifl, brinnhe, 
 
 |ct)ier. 6. I fciiKJiurg*. Shak. 
 
 2. A much Hlflicted. — enduring man. 
 
 Pope. 3. Think -, spe^ik little. Dry- 
 
 DEN. 4. All left the world - as they 
 
 tound it. Temple. 
 
 it is much the same thing, ti (ft btii 
 
 linb( (tncrtci. 
 
 9lucli, «■ I. 9}i((, (in groger lf)til. 
 
 2. ;6ie SfirDt, S<i|l, err fcftiurre Dirnil) ju 
 piel; ijrcd <n(l)t(n). 3. etmni JlnnfiD&ljn; 
 lUbti. ®elt|Vime«, 2Did)rifle«, S5(6enflirf)c«, 
 t»xv$U. 
 
 MUC 
 
 1. They hare much of the poetry of 
 Maecenas, but little of his liberality 
 Dryden. 2 He tliought not - to clothe 
 his enemies. MiLTon. Who thought 
 it — a man should die of love. Drv- 
 DBK. 3. It was — that one who was so 
 great a lover of peace should be hap- 
 py in war. Baco.i. 
 
 As much, M, I'o i8i(l ; adj. fo Piel ; itdv. 
 I'D |'el)r, i"p pid; as — as. fo 95iel nl6 ; |V 
 pici luie, (o Piel. As - more P6. as - again. 
 Mit) eintnrtl To lutl. By -, bei <a3i'ircni. 
 Very — . iei)r SJJifl ; gar i"el)r, feljr piel. so 
 -, fo Siel; em (iHeisf)tv , \'o piel, I'l) tcl)r ; 
 uni 10 uiel. Too-, (ii 5Biel ; jn piel. Not 
 so - as one, aiic^ nict)t ^'iiier, n\d)t tin- 
 mill (S'iner, gnr .Keiner; it was not so - 
 as in use, mail I;iit t6 ni(i)t einmnl g(s 
 t<r.ui(l)t. So - for this lime, geiiui) fur 
 jri;t. To be too — for any one, (fincin Jii 
 lliirf fein. To make - of..., pid 5Sei(li« 
 tniicf)(n pon..; pid haltdi auf.., ^iiirii, 
 (itWiXi tvcvtt) tjaUtn ; Qtwni )u Ointljt Ijal* 
 ten, gut iiinueii6en i Piel ni>tii)i'n niii».., 
 G-iiiein niit pieler *2liifiii(rfrninfeir begegiien ; 
 to make — of one's self. 1. l<i(l i\Ui fid) 
 niiKi)(n, auf fid) l;>ilt(n. 2. ftd) gi'itlid) tl)iin. 
 To think it -, ti flri>(j nd)ttn (f. iJir. 2i. 
 
 Pruv Much would have more, )( ^"iJitljt 
 (finer Ijflt, je '•JJieljr will er I;,U'in. Too - 
 of one thing is good for uothing, n([)ll 
 piel ill ungernnD. 
 
 Mucll at one, mutsh-atwun', 
 ade. |',i|l ppn flleitftem SScrtlje o6. teinfliiffe, 
 eben id gut, ebeii fo \tt)t, eben fo Pi((> 
 
 JMucltYvllat, mutsh'whoi, ad». O 
 l)eiiiii()e, fail, fi1)ier. 
 
 iducluiesa, muuh'nes, t. 1. f 6ie 
 ajiilljeit. 2. o 6i( OJiitiniig, -llrf. 
 
 JUuCiCf mii'sik, adj. [dtjtm.] -acid, 
 6ie ®(tieinii".uire. 
 
 ITIucill, mii'ikid. ((lit. mucidus) adj. 
 miifng, niilffi,). (-Miiiffigfi'it, ■JKufngfrit. 
 
 ]fIuci*llie!tSf nmsidnes, t. tit 
 
 IMuCiiH^e, niiikCladje, (fr. '03. V. 
 (. mucilago) s. 1. 6er i£d)ii-ini , ial}t iSaft. 
 2. [>:|3l,ii)nol.] 6er jnlje ©iift. 
 
 Mucilag'iuouS) muselad'Jiuus, 
 adj. 1. fdjii'imig, jitl). 2. jnm Sdjieime ge. 
 I)&rig Ob. ©djleiin iib|oii6ern6. 
 
 Mucilaginous glands, [^MAt.] bie 
 (SdjlritnPn'ifiMi. 
 
 Mucila$;iiiou8ness, muselad'- 
 jinusnes, t. 6ie fcrtiii-imigfrit , biiS 3>iljf- 
 
 9liicite, mii'sSte, t. [Qtjtm.l ini 
 fd)lfimmiire ©alj. 
 
 Muck, muk, (angeff. meox, niiox; 
 6mi. ""6g; lot. niucu.?) «. 1. ber nnfye, 
 i'(iid)re Dung , ?fJfi|l , itotf). 2. i (tipoa 
 ©d)niii(jigf«/ Wcmeiiie^ , o ber I>rt<f. 
 
 Muck and pelt, iurainmeiigefd)nrrt(r 
 OTfiintnmn. - and dirt of the world, bie 
 ciieln GrbengfiKr. 
 
 Muck-fly, bi( Jtotfi>, ©c^meigfTiege. 
 --heap, --hill, ber ■0)?itl' , itotljljiiufen. 
 — ■midden, -j-bwDlliiiilHiiifeil. --worm, 
 1. T ber ■iJWiilfiifcr , '^Jliilipiirm. 2. i ber 
 gilj, Ciciit)M. — water, Dai 9)?i|lgril = 
 beniuoffir. 
 
 Itliick, V. a. niiilen, 6ringen. 
 
 lUiick , (tnnloi)ifd) amuck) t, bir 
 XoQivutt). To ruB a -, f;(ntnicafen u. in 
 
 MUD 
 
 ber toff^fit 9Ifle« nnfaflen. 
 
 !Muck, adj. o feudjf, nng. 
 
 M u c k - s w e a t , ber ilnrf e 'S<bmti^. - • 
 wet. tropfiiOB. 
 
 IVIuCkeuder, muk'endur, ^ (fp, 
 
 iUuckillder, mukiiidur, ^ mo- 
 eadero; fr. niouchoir) t. f iai irtf(t)eiiril(l>, 
 'ISSiutriid). 
 
 iVIuCker, muk'kur. (u. muck) o. 
 II. jiiraniinfiirrt)iirr(ii ((SJclD). 
 
 jfluckerer, muk klrur, t. f bet 
 yjfi(liill<. Chaucer. [Uiipi.itl), i3d)nui9. 
 
 jfluCkilieSS. mtikkeues, *. ber 
 
 IHuckle, muk'kl, (nngelf. mycel> 
 adj. ~ Piel. [flarflig. 
 
 Mucky, niuk'ke, adj. fii)mut^l<l, 
 
 Muco80-»accliarine, miiko- 
 
 so-sak'kariiie , adj. fd)leiin! II. jiidemrtig. 
 
 jTIuCUUS, mu'kus, nif;. 1. iaucff 
 
 Mucose') fctjleimig. 2. >Si1)lcim iibi"Dnbernb. 
 
 Mucous membrane, ( Qliiilt. j bit 
 <Sd)leiinl)aut. - substance, ber S.t1)leoii> 
 iloff. [®d)ieim. 
 
 Mucosliy, mukos'site, «. bee 
 
 MucousnesM, mii'kusnes, «. bie 
 ®d)leiinigreit, ber iSc^ieiin. 
 
 iVucro, miikri, (int. S33.) «. t bi* 
 ©piije. 
 
 Jlucronate, mu'kron&te, i 
 
 jMucrouated, mukronAted, ) 
 adj. [-yot.] )liirf)ci(ViOig , jiigefpi^t. 
 
 JVIuCuIeut, um'kulent, (fat. mu< 
 culentus)a({/. |'d)li'iinig, jiif). — Mu'culen- 
 cy, t. t t)ni (Sd)leiiuige. 
 
 Iflucua, mu'kus, (I. 5aj.) *. ['TOeb.] 
 ber ®(t)leim, (befonberf) ■^tni'i-nfifjleim, 
 
 JHud, mud, (l)ii(l. luodder; O^^ober) 
 «. 1. ber ©(^liinim, "Mfeber. 2. ber Seljui. 
 
 Mud- fish, [3d)rl).] ber ©i1)liiminbti« 
 ger. — »ill, [QSrurfenP.] 6ieQ5riinb|\1)iuelle. 
 --sucker, [Ornit^.) bie ■•JKi>birente. -- 
 wall, 1. bie Celjnnoniib. 2. [iDrnitl).] itt 
 'i)ienenfp((t)t , --walled, eiue Sefjniipaub 
 Ijabeiib. --wort, l»ot.] ber ©umpfling, 
 iai Siimpffmut. 
 
 jllud, ». a. I. in @d)rnmm begrabeii 
 Ob. perfenteii. Shak. 2. triibe, )'(<)iiimniia 
 uirtd)en. 
 
 IMuddily, mud'dile, ado. I. f 
 
 tnlbe, nnrein. 2. i a) iinrcin, uitfjt rein 
 
 (fehlerljaft). b) niurrirrf), oiTbritgiiil). 
 
 2. a) Lucilius writ loosely and m u d d i 1 y. 
 
 Drvdbs 
 
 Ifluddiuess , mud'denes, *. I. |: 
 bn5 Inibe, bie in'U'e. i. i bai perbriegs 
 lic^e, grnmlit^e, inrirrird)!- 'IBefen. 
 
 Muddle, mud'dl. I). <i. 1. f triibcu 
 (Mi SlCniTer 20. 3. i benebelii (Ijaib trim, 
 fen mad)en). 
 2. He was oftea drunk, always mud- 
 dled. Ariiuthkot. 
 
 Muddle, r. It. I. (im Sd)lamme) 
 ipul)len. 2. 1 n)Ul)(cn uii @i-f)rifri'n). 
 
 Muddling duck . bie i))oii#ente. 
 
 Muddle, *. o bie in'iPe; SBertPir* 
 rung. 
 
 j Muddy, niud'de, adj. I.Trd)lflm« 
 , niig, trfibe (>2Diificr 20. 2. t a) tn'ibe, ile« 
 Itfig v&belilciii). b) tri'ibr, ftiiilcr, perbriej* 
 I lid), grnnilid), inufrig (9liia rijen to. c) 
 bimfd (^aiigcn). di pmprrren (58e(in4 
 jic). e) blpbe, biimin. Suak. 3. wd vva 
 
584 Vhic. far. fall, fat VL met Fine. fin. N6. move. n^r. not. 5i!. clond. Ttjhc. tnh. fiill. thtn. TUU. 
 
 iMUD 
 
 Jtotl), Jtot^ entt)(irtciib. 4. totf)\(\, frfiimi^ia 
 (niit Kotl) beiVri^t). 5. ± a) ? fct)lammig 
 (loB). b) (jtiiffirrifl , irfiii'd). Shak. 
 
 Muddy- headed, fchlUdrflfopnil- -- 
 meftled. f(^mnd)nnni(j, fd)iuiid)geimit^. 
 
 jfluddy, V. a. I. ? triibcn. 2. t ver-. 
 W)irrt, imirrifrf), iiiihiflig inndjeii. Shak. 
 
 jTIu(*, niii. r. Mew. 
 
 in lie f niOO. (lot. oiugio) ti. n. (rurieii, 
 tmi.icii (I). Si"i()fit). 
 
 JfluH', miif. (fr. nioiifle; ian. muff, 
 nmffe) $. tcr ^llff, ©rtlllipftr, @ti1lld)iT. 
 
 jVf iirQn, murfiii , t. ini ^7iuff<i)tn 
 (fine ''Mrr aSutteriemmel). 
 
 3Iuf He f iiiuf'fl. (hlifr. moffeleii; 
 mufiedi) I. 0- a. T miitfelii, ucrniiCfn. iiiiim: 
 mci>, i>«r6iiiBen (Me 9liu)eu, faU 03cfic!jr jo. 
 2. ? (lip) finljullen, eiiiiniitiimcii, iicrl)ii(len, 
 fiuiDitfffu. 3. i a) i>frl)ufleit. b) (lUic^ tnit 
 up) cinl)ii(lfii. 4. [OKnr.] (fin 3{ii&er) mit 
 t&ad K. JimiuiiiBeii r&. iimbiutcii. 5. (tie 
 ©d)iiure (in eincr Iromiucfj iima'irfeln, iini; 
 minben (uni eiuen tiefcii u. feierlidjcn ©c^nd 
 Ijcri'rrjubtingen). 
 3. a) Alas! that love whoie view is muf- 
 fled still ... Shak. b) They were In 
 former ages muffled in darkness 
 and superstition. Arbhthxot. 
 
 To be ni u f f led up to n blind obedience. 
 6linMiiin^ rtfljoj-rf)^! niiltKn- [';)Kiiffel. 
 
 infiiffle, (IT. nioufle) t. [(Fl)rni.l t>ie 
 
 ]Tf uffle, V. n. niiinimeln, unuerneljm: 
 Iid> rfben. 
 
 muffler, muf'flur, *. 1. bie SMnbe 
 tiipr ben 91ii<ini) , ber ®(t)Ifier. 2. ehemiils 
 fine 9lrt '5Jin6(e bcr SJniiifn)iiiinicr , fin 
 iiicf), uni einen tl^til De6 &eiictjtt& m biv 
 fcfrfeil. Shak. 
 
 Miifflon, niuf'flnn, t [S<-^ol.] ba6. 
 «J3?iiffe(tf)ipr, iBilbe £d)iif. bie fibirifdie Sii'flc 
 
 Mufti, niuf'te. (tiirf. "215.; *. [Ifirfci] 
 bcr 9)?iitti (b(i5 £)bfrl)iiiipt tcr tilrfii'djfn 
 R\r<t>e). (jRni(i, 5?unipen, bie .(taune. 
 
 ]Tf Ugr« mug- U'. 25itfeii) *. tier ^cd)cr. 
 
 Mug-house, bie ®d)cufe, Xneipe, t)a6 
 t&ierl)im6. 
 
 JVf US', (I,, fog) t. ^cr 'D^t'bcf. 
 
 Mlujfg-Urd, mng'guid, adj. f unjU' 
 
 ftifbfn, fimliT, (iriifrlirf).. [luilber (S'ntfii. 
 
 jVIutfg'eitt, niug'gent, 4. einc ^ilrt 
 
 ]H[u£r;:'i«jil, ning'gUli, / 
 
 ■mm 5,1 5 (lu. mwcnn) 
 
 !«"»«?>'» '"Ug g«' ) 
 
 adj. I. feiirtir, iiin}. 2. fiiinpfi!] (Giift to. 
 mu^ieut, niu'jeent, (hit. inugiens) 
 
 adj. f tn'idi'nb. [tic 2)iir6c. 
 
 iVffu$;iI, niii'jTI. (Int. W.) s. [Cicf)thi)or.) 
 BIu^'M'eed, nuig'weed, «. [$i^t.] 
 
 ter ^>iilMiiiiilcr. 
 
 Mfug'^^'Ort, mug'wurt, (nnftflf. mug- 
 
 wyrt) t. [5iot.) ber 53ritii6. 
 
 Itluir, (rcf)otr.) moors. --pout<<, 
 young grouse. [bcr "Mfiiliirte. 
 
 ]Tffulatt4>, nit'ilat't^, dp. UMilato) t. 
 
 niuilierry, nuilberre, (fd)iu. mul 
 bSr) J. I. bif '5)iniilbeere. 2. - ob. --tree, 
 bcr gjfnulbccrbniiin. (t'ccrmflbe. 
 
 M u I b e r r y - b I i g h t, [S5yt.] bie -Wrtuli 
 
 ]tlulcll) mulsh, (. b(T t)alb utrfinilte 
 
 9»ifl. 
 
 IWulctf mulkt, (Int. mulcta, multa) 
 «. bie ©trnfe, (bcfcnb.) (sjelbrtrnfe. - r. o. 
 (iTofcn, (befnib.) an &tU) (Irnfen. 
 
 iMLL 
 
 IVfulctnary, mulk'tiiare. adj. fine 
 (53i'lbitrnie niifcricijt'nb. - punishment, bie 
 PJciriMiBe, (J)elbtlriife. 
 
 JVIilIe, mule, (fp. 11. it. mulo; Int. 
 niulus; tr. mule; ir. nunle ; lu. mul) t. I. 
 tai ■•Wiuiltljier, ber '5)'?aiilei"el. 2. ber 23o» 
 llnrb , bie SSiiilnrbpfliinje. 3. ber SBailarb, 
 i?nil'rd)lniier (u. 256o""). 4. ('JJJerf).) cine 
 airt £pniiini«ird)ine. [$ert)nelfe 
 
 Fair ciiild's mule. [!8i^t.] bie ivilbe 
 
 She-mule, bie ?0?anlc)"L'linn. 
 
 Mule- bird, ber .spiiU'i'djIngcr, S3lenb> 
 ling, --driver, ber ■O^faiilefeltreiber. -- 
 fern, [SSot.] bcr ©treitYOrn. --jenny, 
 [9J?iinnf.j bie ^TOulcjenni) t'llrt ©pinnnia: 
 (■(f)iiie). --twist, tai fluf einer OKuIc 
 '©ptnnniiirrfjine) gi-rponneneWrtrn. —-wasp. 
 ber 'DtiinlciVl (3lrr \a5eepe). --wort, (23ot.] 
 cine 'ilrt (5iittcrfiirn. 
 
 itiules, millz, (fr. IC.) : pi. [3?Dj5: 
 nrini-if.i bie ©diriinboii. groitbeiilen. 
 
 ]?Iul«teer, milleticcr', (fr. mule- 
 tier) s. ber OJiaiilereitreiber. [^TOauicrcl. 
 
 JWlllettu, niiilet'lo. $. ^cr ilCL^h''' 
 
 jVIuliebrity, mulceli'brete, (t). hit. 
 niuliebris) s. bie 2i>rit<lid)ffit. 
 
 mulier, mil leiir, ( lat. ^. > i. 
 [9{irt)rjrpr.j bie (red)ttiiiiiji(ic) (S-ljefniu. 
 
 JIulierty, nui'leerte, t. [Jiedjtf fpr.) 
 bic ciiclirtic Oieburt. 
 
 miuli.sli, mulish, adj. luie ein ^llmi^ 
 efcl, rinfiilMinin. jlorriij. 
 
 Mull, iiiiill. (I. niollio rb. IV. niwll ?) 
 e. a. I (i!til)en, i)ci(5 nuidii'ii; ycniifjiMi iinb 
 iiiir Wcii'UVi I'cnVHin (iijeiii to. 2. ner: 
 iiipiH 11. rd)iil, fraftU^e inarf)cn; (bnljer) 3. i 
 !d)ii'<id)fn, eiitfnifri'ii, fdj.il iiiiid)cn. Shak. 
 
 Mulled wine, ber (yiuljiociii. 
 • ]flull, *. I. [©d)ottl.j bie i.<i6iif6bi)ie. 
 2. t bie ©trtiiberbc, brr ©d)iirt. 
 
 ^Mullen, miirUn, (aufr. molene) *. 
 [>Bi't.l bn* 'Ki'dfrniit. 
 
 !9(ullfr, miiriiir, (fr. moliere. mo- 
 leitc) *. bie 3(eibefi'iilf, bcr ilfcibi'lLMn , Smu 
 fcr (ber5J?nIer, 2Ipot()efer ic.) , bic SJofle, 
 ©d)fibe. 
 
 IVlUllet, mul'lit, «. 1. r. Muller. 
 2. [3(brl)i)i3l.] (fr. inulet) bie©erbnrbe,^TOcer.- 
 biirbe, ber Sartfircft. [bcr 3{i)tl)b.irt. 
 
 Gray mullet, bic 9?icfcnbar6e. Red -, 
 
 Ilfullet, (fr. molet) f. 1. eine fleine 
 Siniifle (bcr iliiflcimrjrc). 2. (fr. molette) 
 (vpfiib.) ber niiinei^ane ©tern. 
 
 JWullig^rubs , mul'legnibz , (gr. 
 mclagchroR) s. pi. 1. bai ^neip'll im 
 S/fibf. 2. i bie fi6(e Cnnnc; to be in one's 
 -. iiidit nut (infflelcfit fein. 
 
 91 illiion, mul'yun, (fr. nmulnre) s. 
 bnf 5'i'nilcrfrenj. - v. a. jn Stntlerfrcnicn 
 bilbcii. Shak. [ia& ^cl)rid)r. 
 
 IVIullock J niul'lnk , (. bcr @d)utc. 
 
 jTIulse, mulsc, (Int. mulsus) t. bcr 
 jJxMiinivcin, '2Beinnietf). 
 
 IWuItnug'uIar, multang'gular, ((. 
 multus II. angulus) adj. iiielivlnfclijl , oici: 
 C(fi(]. — ado. Multan'gularly, t>ie|: 
 ivinrclii). — Mu 1 tan ' gularness, *. bai 
 SSifiiuinfcfige, ber ^uflanb, bn Gtmai vicU 
 ectifl i(l. 
 
 9lulticapsular,mi'ltjkap'shular. 
 (Int. multus u. capsula) adj. [Sot.J piel= 
 fnpfelijj. 
 
 xMUL 
 
 [ Hulticavoun, mulfiki'vus, (fat. 
 multus u. cavus) adj. Dicle i^iMjInngen 
 Ijrtbcnb. 
 
 multifarious, multcfa'reus. (tilt, 
 miiltifarius) adj. inrtllliuifilltu). — 0(/y. Mul. 
 
 tif a'riously. ninnniijiiUtii}, nnf cine ninuf 
 nigfiKtinc 'BJcifc. 
 
 ]TIuittfariouKne.<«.'« , muliefi'- 
 reusiies. s. bic -))f.iiimiifil!tuiftit. 
 
 ]nuitifi(l,iniiricfi<l.(Multif'idous) 
 (Int. mulilfitliis) ndj. [ixT.) I'ii'UVnliig. 
 
 muItiflurOHR, miiltit'tlnnis. (Int. 
 mulliis II. Una) adj. [53or.l l'iclblumi<l. 
 
 multiform, miirieloim. (I. multi. 
 formis) adj. ticifijrmig, i>iclgc)1iilrig, uerfdjie* 
 bennrtif]. 
 
 multiformity, niuliefor'mete, *. 
 bie aSielfiirmuifi'it, 9?crrrf)ii'B.n,irri(ifcir. 
 
 m«ltig-enerOil8, iiiuliejin'nerus, 
 (Int. muliigeniisj adj. luiinrrt.i, I'icle ^Mrteii 
 Ijnbenb. [iiiultus ii. jugunn tidj. I'iclpnnrig. 
 
 miiltijug-ouii, iMiilicjii giis. (Int. 
 
 multilateral, iiuiliclatteral, (int. 
 inuItiiK n. laiiis) adj. uiciri:iti<1. 
 
 muifililieal, muliclinneal. (Int. 
 inullus II. linea) ndj. iMCtlillig. 
 
 multilocular , miiltelok'kular, 
 (lot. multus u. loculus) adj. [25i>t.j DieU 
 ind)frtfl. 
 
 multiloqiiou.i , multil'lokwus, 
 (Int. iiiiiltiloquus) adj. rebfclin , nerd)iun$i<]. 
 
 miiitiiiomial , iiiuheiiiVineal. ob. 
 
 multinomiualfUiiilienominenal, 
 ( Mu I ti nom 'in o us I (Int. nuillns u. 
 iioiiien) adj. I'iclnninig. -#. CJIIg.] bie uici* 
 iininiije (J^ri^ge. 
 
 multiparous, muliip'parus, (tat, 
 multiparus) ndj. [OiiUiiro-l uitlgebdrcub, 
 I'ifli- 0""nf ii'f cinninl iverfcnb. 
 
 multipartite, miiliip'parti e. (Int. 
 multus «. pariitus) adj. uiclmni Ob. uiclfn(<> 
 flctljcilt, oiflrljcilig. 
 
 multiped, miil'tepid . (Int. multus 
 II. pes) *. [(S-ntum.) tcr 25iel|ii6. -adj uiel» 
 ttigiii. [multiplex) adj. uielfnrf). 
 
 multiple, muliepl, (fr. 333., v. Int. 
 
 multiple, *. [^ritl).] bie incl)rfn(t)e 
 3am. [adj. CJjot.] uiclfnti). 
 
 multiplex, mi'irtcpleks, (Int. 'IS.) 
 
 multiplialtle, muriepltabl, (fi-. 
 '23.) adj. ucrincljrbnr, fid) ucrincljrcn cbct 
 I'cri'iflfiiiriijen InfTcnb. 
 
 multiplialileuess , mul'tepli- 
 abliies. t. tic 23crnicl)rt'nrffit. 
 
 multiplicallle , murte[<Iekabl, 
 rtiO'-i'crinclfiUtiiit, niiilriylijiftiiicrbcnfoiiuenb. 
 
 multiplicand, miilteplekand'. (I. 
 iiiultiplicandus) j. ["Uritl).] brr •?)tlllliplii 
 fniib, bic jiiin 2ScriMfifolti(ifti ijiiicbciie 3'ibl. 
 
 multiplicate, miirteplekate. luul- 
 iip'plekate, (Int. multlplicalus) adj. VKlUd}, 
 nicl;rfnd). 
 
 multiplication , mulieplcLii'- 
 sliun, (Int. iniiltipliiatio) s. I. bic 23croifl« 
 fnirinmig, 2Scrnicl;ruiuj. 2. [-^h-itl;.] bie -Wnli 
 tiplifntion. [ciii«. 
 
 M 11 1 1 i p I i c a t i o n - 1 a b I e, b{[i (S"iliinnl« 
 
 multipliicati«'e, mulleplekativ, 
 adj. rcriui'i)ri'iib, I'crinclfnltigfnb. 
 
 multiplicator , muliepleki'iur, 
 (int. m.) t. [^ritl;.j bcr •Wultiplifntor, a3er» 
 vielfnlfiQcr. 
 
FAfp. far, faF?. fat. Me, met. Fine. f*n. N6. morf. n5r. got. 6iL cl6u(I. Tiibe. tfib. fiilF. (/mh. Triis. 585 
 
 MUL 
 
 jVffultipIicioiiS , muliiplidi'us, 
 
 (Int. iiiuliiplexi iirij. f !iiatiiii<i('(iiri(i. 
 
 JVIultiplicity, miiltepli^'eti. (fr. 
 muliipliciie , t. 1. He 25iflfalrijjf«it , r)Riiii> 
 niflfaUiijfeit. 2. 6ie Weiig*. 
 
 2. Tlir pagans of antiquity had a mul- 
 tiplicity of deitien. Webster. 
 
 9f llltiplio^lf iiiurieplide. pnr(. adj. 
 I. |iil)irtii1) , rft luteetrljoU , luelfnlfig. 2. 
 I93pt.) flftVidf. 
 
 jfliiltiplier, mul'tipliur, «. I. htr 
 tJ^rmihrer. 1. (?lrif(;.] ^fr •>B?ii(tipIifntrr. 
 
 iTfiiltiply, miiriepli, (Int. iiiulti- 
 pllro; fr. iiiHltlplier) v. a. i. i«rrmef)reii, 
 t)fn'ic(fiilti(jfn. 2. [>3Irit().) tmirtiptijireit, i'er> 
 piflfiiltiflf'i. 
 
 ifliiltiply, t>. n. I. fi(f) pfrmffjrfi) 
 (p. Wfiifrtjeii !c.). 2. jmieljiiKM , fid) aui' 
 brritMi. 
 
 ]Vf llltiplyiilg-, niul'lip|{?ng. part, 
 adj. I. l>^rlllrhrelI^; fi**) l'^:In«lJrr^^. 2. filr 
 multiplied. Shak. 
 
 Tlie multiplying villainiei of na- 
 ture , Me ii'inmirliitt , fiirrf)fb(i« 'JKtnt^t 
 ®<t)tt(t)ti<[tt\tt\t. Shak - glatu, [Cur.] fin 
 b\t (^(([fnnantt l>crpidfnlri(^fll^f« Wnt. 
 
 ]niiil(ipotcnt ., iiii'iltip'pAtent, (fat. 
 nnltipotPiK) adj. ? i'ir(i<frt«o<|riiD. 
 
 Multlpretience, muliepreienie. 
 rtrtt. niiillun II. piae«fnlia) #. tit fflfflflllUflrt 
 fln i<iftfn Crtfii jiifltfKfj. 
 
 niiKiMCiuufl f miiltidi'us , (fat. 
 BiultltciiiK^ adj I'irUv'i^Ktib. 
 
 Miil4isiliqiiOUS,mi'ilie<iriekwuii, 
 (Int. mullus II. (iliqiia ) adj. [©rt.] nifl: 
 f(t)CtK\. ( niiilti»oini« ) "rf/. l>irltiMti(|, 
 
 jlluKlsonoiii*, muii's'sAiiii*, (Int. 
 
 nultiHyllHhIc, mi'ilijsil'labl. ((dt. 
 fiiuKu* 11. cii()I. tyllable) «. tat DiclfUbi^t 
 TOi'rt. 
 
 ^luKitude, mul'ijtdde, (fir. <!D., i>. 
 Int. mnlfiindo) «. I. ^if 'OTffjr^ftt, Siflfjrit. 
 2. bit "iXf hrf)i'it (ftoffcftii'^Snljl). 3. (^if <in'(}f 
 9liijn^I> Mf-Weiiflf. 4. Me Wfiiqe, bcr nri'6f 
 l^niiffii, Mi flfmeine QJi'lf, ?Si'lf; Ber ^obil. 
 
 3. It ii a faiili in a m ii 1 1 i t u d e of preacli- 
 era, that tliry utterly neglect method 
 In their harangue*. Watts. 4. The - 
 have always been credulous, and the 
 few arltiil. J. Adamh. 
 
 !Tf llItitlldillOU«, mult^ld'd^iiu^. 
 adj. I. nil* fiiur ■0)?iii(ie, grngen 9Iii}nM be 
 Hetftnb. 2. I'ifl erf(l)fiiieii6 , iinflrheiier grop, 
 jitndjfifl- Shar. 3. i'irlfn(^, iiiniintdfiirt) Smak. 
 
 9ffllltiva):C»llt , mul'iv'vagaiit, ( 
 
 lltnliivnguufi, niuliiv'vagris, ^ 
 (Int. niultivagus) aiij. -J- iinjlnr, oiel l^eriini^ 
 fdjiueiffiiB. 
 
 jff uKivalve, mul't^vaW. (Int. mul 
 tu« u. ralvae) t. [iJIatiirg.] ba6 riflfdjiiligc 
 Ifjirr. 
 
 IffftiKivalve, ) 
 
 9ffultivalvillar, niultivarvular.S 
 »dj. I. i>iffr(f)iilig. 2. [^ot-l utflfln}>plg ; I'ielj 
 fpeHi.i; iiirirp>iltig. 
 
 Ilultivernant ^ niul(iv'ver«ant. 
 (tnt. mull us u. verto) adj. tide 03i|ln(ten 
 atiMrftiiifiib. 
 
 Hffultivious , muliiv'jus , (Int. 
 multivias) adj. f vitU ^tqt f^nfteitb, vieU 
 f.id). 
 
 HnKlvolent, mulliT'volent, (IiU 
 
 MUM 
 
 mnl as n. Toleat) adj. + un6e(TniiM<i , Pfr- 
 nM^erlid). 
 
 ^ultociilnr, multok'kular, ((nt. 
 multus II. oculus) adj. rieliiiigig. 
 
 ]Vlliltur<?, mul'isliiire, (I. molitura) 
 *. I. [ScoislawJ Bcr ')){ill)liin'|"(f)<ll , ttl* 
 -JK.iljigeie. 2. tin4 «)}{ai)Uii. 3. tnt atnuWy. 
 leiir ^orn. 
 
 ]IIu^^, mum. (f. Mumble, M n m m 
 adj- I. gnn) iliO, |lti<niii. 2. Mi hiterj. oc. 
 %ef(-|}l: jlid! fl! 3. ttl6t. 1>a6 <Stifirit)iveigrii, 
 
 Ht <BUttt. Hl-OIBRAS 
 
 Mam was the word, roer ((t)me<\, lunr 
 er. - t» the order of the day . mail milp 
 irf^iveigeii foiiiuii; e6 ifi mdfi an berScic )ii 
 reCen. 
 
 Mum-budget, inter). fliOl Srak. — - 
 chance, I. [Oertl.J eiii i>iijnrB|VieI mit 
 ^li5»rfelii. 2. (Derri.J fer Diimme 'JKenfd) 
 3. t>i6 -Bd)mei(ji:ii, Die grille; to sit -, fluniiii 
 6nfit)eii. (OIrt SBirn 
 
 JVluiit, (l^ofl. mom) «. tie 'i)}^iiiiiii> 
 
 M u ni - g I a s • , 6a« ^it^ijlii* (ciiie ^n 
 XriiifflhK). 
 
 JMuinble, nium'bl. (f^ofl. momelen. 
 mouipeleii; f(t}iv. munila ; Onii. munilcr. 
 V. H. I. niunimrlii, niiitnielii. 2. muiiinitlii, 
 iniiffrln ontfjce fniieii). 
 
 ]VlM»ible, r. a. I. I^eriiiiimntelii, f)er 
 miiriiitlii (till (*3rljft to. 2. i'iirt)rr faiifii 
 
 I'eiiniien. 3. t leid)t hiiiii>efli]e!teii I'lfer 
 
 (l^itv.if ubrroet)eii; lun'iti'iKfeii. Okydeh. 4. 
 i) au^priiniiii. 
 
 Jlluntble-n<;«vii, miinrbi m'ue. t. 
 iS-iiirr, Drr 'iliiCirn ojtuDirtjtc^tii jiifJi'iili-ri 
 
 Mlllllbler, uitim bliir, «. Hx ^}}{lir 
 llIelll^e, 'iJf.miiiu'liiPe. 
 
 itiuillblillg'lyf muiM'bliiigli, adv. 
 imiuiinrliiD, niiiriiiriiiti. 
 
 Muiiiiii, iiiuiii. c)}fiiiiinic; V. II. 
 i<erniiiiiiiut'ii, verfleitni, niiiffireii. 
 
 To go a niumming. ilio^rirt, l<frrieil)ri 
 fiiiljrrnelieii. I'lifr, 25eriniininirr. 
 
 IVIuiiiinttr, nMiin'iiiur. s. brr "Uiiiiii 
 
 9luiniliery V inuni'muii^. (fr. mo- 
 inerie) t. I.f Tie "Wiiiiliiilfri'i ; SJiTiilllill 
 iiiiiiig. 2. t Me 'iJ)?iiiiiiiierri ; SBirilelliiiig. 
 
 1 Vour faihers 
 
 Disdained the mummery of foreign 
 strollers. Fekto.ii. 
 
 Hfuminiry, niumui^fi, ((. fadn il 
 ciigl. inuinniy) v. a. eiiibalfniiiire!i< ni5 '}}{uiiiii' 
 niift>f>i'nl)rrn. 
 
 IVfuillinyy mAm'mi. (nrnb. momla ; 
 pcrf. niouin; It. iiiuniinla) «. I. tie ''))hliiiic. 
 2. iber nM(ifbli(t) beii 'OTiiniien ciiriiiiitleiirf 
 ©lift) bet -iWiimieiifafi (etii ilrjeiii'imittci 
 gegeit bie fnflriibe ©iirf)t iin& Dfii 'Slurnii 
 braiigi. Shak. 3. tni ^nrj (iiberljniipi^ ; 
 [ipiTfif.I Bn5 3Sniiiniun<t6. 
 
 To beat to a iii u ni my, eiiirii brniin Illlb 
 C'lnii ot. breiiufirf) fd)Ingi!i. 
 
 Mum my-chog, eiiie 9Irt ^nrpfen. 
 
 ITIaiinp, mump. (1)0(1. inompeii) r. a. 
 I. iniiiniiiciii (tin ©prcffteii). 2. fnnppern, 
 fi1)iirtl benagrii. 3. bettrln, frf)miiroi;cii. 4. 
 iiberiuTtljf iirn , uberliilen, l)intcrgi'l)eu; (of) 
 betrrigrii (iiin). [<S(l)iiinrptjfr. 
 
 JVIuiiip«?r) oiunip'ur. i. Brr !bettltc, 
 
 MiiMiper's liall, Me ^fttlerl}rrbfrge. 
 
 ]VIlllliping^, niuinp'Jng, #. iBettlef; 
 
 ilrcirtjf, iliiiffei 9itureiiilreict)e. 
 
 MUN 
 
 IWntnpi.cli, nu'iiiip'ish. adj. i>rrbrif0< 
 lilt, gramiirt) , lifrUniiiini. — Mum 'pish. 
 ><■« i. bii? gr>iinlirt)e \IOeren. 
 
 ]fluinp!i, miiinps. 4. I. f btc uMe 
 Sauiie. l. bie <Sniiine, Keljlfiutt. 
 
 To be troubled with the mumps, I'lblff 
 Snnne feiii. [(JM.iunf 
 
 ITfiin, iimu. (Jlbfi'irjg. filr Edmund) $. 
 
 IffuilCll, muuKh, (V. fr. manger?) 
 0. a. e giiiig rfTea. - p. n. freffen, jjierig 
 fniien. 
 
 iVIuiiclier, miiii'shnr. t. ber ^reffer, 
 girrig rber nur m^flrm '')}?iinbe .Kniienbe. 
 
 ^IIIkI, munH. (nngrlf. mund) in olteit 
 fi)eiViirii : fer i^-rirbe , j. 95. — -brece, 
 PiT^riebeui-briid). P« fomnit md) in OTnmen 
 lU'r, (. t9 Kdinniid. 
 
 Miin<lan(^ , milu'dAne . (Int. mun> 
 danus) adj. Jiir 5BiMt ilfluThl , IBiIt... 
 
 Mundane soul. [■■JjhiliM'.] Me ^efffeele, 
 bcr H3fit()i'iit. All our - cost. nf(e iinfete 
 ©itnfje ill brr "!S>ir. Shak. ( ^.•rr(i(f)ffit. 
 
 ]nilin«lHlli(y , ini'indaii'eli. $. f blC 
 
 ]flllll<l»:i(»ll, iniindA'shun, (li. Int. 
 miindus, rein) «. t bie (Siiiibernng, 9frtni« 
 fliiiig. (fiinbiTur, rcniigenft. 
 
 lTfflIll«lat4»ry f mrin'daiurri. adj. f 
 
 ]?liiiifiic , miin'dik , ». « eine "ilr* 
 €c{)ii'rf(lfii-*. 
 
 Mllll(linril(i<>n,mi*in(lefeki'shua, 
 (IiU. niiiiKlns II. fa. ii>) $. bie 9?fiiiigiing. 
 
 iVfundiflCMtive, miindiffikitiv, 
 adj. reiiiigi'iib. - i. bn? 9ffliiigiiiig5inittet 
 
 ^UndiTy, nnin'defi, (Int. niundu* 
 11. facini ,'. ,1. I" reiiiiiirn. 
 
 inillldlvn»-t«nt , iniuKiiv'vagant, 
 (I,lt. miindivaijus) iiilj. bie 25}elt butdft 
 llrdffiib. 
 
 iVIlllMtlin^'lin, mundiing'gAs, (fy. 
 niondougo) «. ber |linfenbe 9{nut^tnfrnf, 
 Sniiffivenu'l. 
 
 jVIiiiic^rary, mAncrare, (p. Int. 
 munus) «rf;. t fie G'lgciift^nft eine« ©e» 
 fcftenf^ bnl'fiib. 
 
 ]fffiiiit*rHt(*, ) 
 
 MiiiicrrHtioii,^ 
 
 ]Vltiii»-rel, miing'g.il, r.Mongrel. 
 
 irffiiiiicli , iiuui'iiik , (. [^eogr.] 
 •TOfiii(f)cn. 
 
 IVIunicipal) mAnis'KepSl, (Int. mn- 
 nicipalis) adj I. ju finor (55etiipiiibe, Stnbt 
 gfI)orig, -OTiiiiUiodl.. , Stobt. . , Okineiubf.. 
 2. ill eineni St.inre, gniibe geli&rtg. 
 
 Municipal law. ba« ©tnbtf, Sniibeif 
 gere();pt. bie ernbtgefe^e, Wimijipnlgefciif, 
 ©raniren. - otruers. Me ©t.ibtbi'ainreii 
 
 ]ffuiiiripality, munevepareie. *. 
 (tJ-rniifr.] bie ■■))?iml,lp,iiir,it, ©tiibfobrigfeit, 
 bcr Wi'ineiiibiriuli, ini 5{iiH)!jaii^; tie Odes 
 meiiibe; Mi- 'Wiirfiiiig, ber Wi'inoinbebejirf. 
 
 ifllllliflceiice, niuiiif'Icitcnse, (fr. 
 SO. , I'. liU. iiiiiiijficeiiiia ) J. 1. bie ($rei< 
 gi-bigffit, -))Mbtli,itigrcit, OJergtmitO. 2. f 
 bie gnliiiig; ©iiirfe (o. Int. niiiiiioi. 
 
 Vuiliflceilt , mi'inif resent , adf. 
 fretgi-big. gnMJiiiiiH)ig. — nf/u. M u n i fl- 
 ee n 1 1 y . frrigrbig, gri^jjinurljig. 
 
 iVuniiiieiit, mil iieuient. (Int. mn- 
 ninii-niuni) i. I. bie jji'iliiiig. 2. bie ©tnrfe, 
 in6 6(t)iiyiiiirrd. Shak. 3. l'?{e*r^rpr.] Me 
 llrfiiiibe, bn4 Oi'funifiit. [■ilrdjio. 
 
 M u n i ui e II t - r o o u> , — - li o u s • , bdf 
 
 [if. Re m un erate. 
 
586 Fate. far. fall, fat. Mh, me!. Fjne. ffn. r»6, move, n«r, g&l, 6il. cJo6<l, Tiihe, tub, fi'ill. lAin. THs-V. 
 
 MUJN 
 
 IWunite, nni'nite. (Int. niunio) v. a. 
 •J- beriiliiifii, irtjiii^fii, I'ltii^ff'i- Bacom. 
 
 JVIunitiUll, iimniNlrun, (fr. 'SJ., V. 
 Int. iiiuiiiiio) t. I. * tie ^ffluuQ. ©cbnnje. 
 2. [SWiiiit.] Cer ^riffl^i'urnitl) (o(Icr lUrt), 
 tie ■-rhinitioH. 
 
 Mu nit ion - bread, bai ^Dntttli^: , 
 ©iltfttfiibroD. — sliip. tiai TOiinitiiMifii 
 fA)ifi.. (€id)frl)fit (f. 1 umi unity)- 
 
 Ifluiiityf niii'iicie. *. f Me 5-reil)cir, 
 
 IVluiiiliuii) inuii'yuii, (fr. nieneau;#. 
 tie Jfiiftcrpfoile. 
 
 oTIiiiis, niunz, ) s. G titr ^HJiuM, Qia^ 
 
 51 II lids, 5 ''^^^«^u>- 
 
 ]fluiit, (fdjott.) mount. 
 
 Itlurajpe, muudje, (n(tfr. 33.) «• 
 [i){e(l)t6rvr.l tifv 0}?fliifr|M)Lip, ^^Wiiiicrjin*.- 
 
 mural, mii'ral, (fr. 5a>., 0. Int. mu- 
 ralis) ad). 1. jii einer 'OJJnuer Qtljbriti, 
 97c(iaer... 2. tuiiiimn-trsj , )i\i). 3. nn etiiet 
 9}rniier acjcQ'"" (tjnicljt). [froiie. 
 
 Mural' crown, [r&m. ®efd).] 6ie^Wniier= 
 
 ]VIlirder, mur'dur. (illigelf. nionher) 
 t. 1. ttr 'OJiorD. 2. interj. nirrtio! 
 
 ]tlurder, (aiujilf. myithlan; ff^iu. 
 nioida) I), a. I. I lllLirDcll, rniuH-^eil. 2. i Ji) 
 ivurgi'ii (ten 5Itl)tm :c.) Shak. b) uerOerbeii, 
 DiThiinjen; jfrilLiren. 
 
 Jtturderer, mur'durur, «. 1. t 6er 
 ?Dlur^er. 2. rinr ficiiie, nut iJiirtiUfctjeii gc 
 InSeiic ^.iiiiMie, ftr S-eiuTiiiorfcv. 
 
 Murderess , miii dines , i. bit 
 g)J^r^crillll. [nunf cu?,^ ^')ioxi . . . 
 
 Slurdering- , miir dliifng . adj. 
 
 Murde ri ng-piece, i(X tllir 5tnrtnt» 
 fd)cii gilatfiie geiieviutirfic. --»liot, btv 
 ^iirrnrid)iMircf)iif!. ' ^ ^ 
 
 JTIurderilieilt, mur'dunnent, *. 
 + ler gJiPrD. [tenicl); bliitgieruj, Hutig. 
 
 IflurderOUS, nnir'durus, 'jdj. nior: 
 
 BIurderOMSly, mui'diinislc. adv. 
 niorbtrifct), oiif cine gniiifnme 2i5ejfe. 
 
 9Mure, inilie, (liU. murus) *. -f tit 
 
 Wiiiicr. SiiAK. - t>. a. niiUiiTii; (up) ju» 
 tiiniimi, i>eniuiiierii. [')}i>ui«iiiifreljfr. 
 
 IMlireng'er , niu'renjiir! '• fiT 
 
 7Iurex, mii'ieks, (Int. 253.) *. bit 
 gtncf)Ciril)iiecfe. 
 
 iriiirtij-eons, (]'A)eti.) grimaces. 
 
 MitriHCite, mu'ieaslte, *. ["3)111161 
 rntg.] bcr Wiirincit, fnljfniire ^nlf, Die fiilj= 
 fflurc Knifcrbc. 
 
 JTIuriate, mureate, ((nt. muria, 
 muries) *. [(Jl)cm.] bn6 fiiljiniire ©nlj. 
 
 Muriate of mercury, fnljfniire^ £llicrt; 
 (tlber, £liicrfnil'er!)Priieri. - of lead, fnlj> 
 fniire* ^lei , SBIeiljin-nerj. — of ammoniac, 
 ter ©nluiinf. — of lime witli excess of lime, 
 Uiiflefnttigt fnlifniirer ivnl.*. 
 
 ]?Iuriated, mu'reitid, adj. I. mit 
 @n(ifnure verbiiiibcn. 2. in eine @a(itnfe 
 flelegt. [faljig, jnm ©cefnije grijmg. 
 
 JHuriatic, muicaruli, adj. fnl^rniier, 
 
 Muriatic acid, [6l)eni.] Me ©nijfniire. 
 — acid gas, fnijfaured &a6. Nitro — acid, 
 (le ©alpctcrfiilifaure. 
 
 muriatireruus, muieatlfflrus, 
 adi. fnljigc, fniif-Tirf >£iil>riaiijcii (jenmr: 
 fcriiigeub. (ncmlg.l ber syitterfpnti). 
 
 Muricwicite, iiiuielval'siie,*. [-DDiiJ 
 
 jlluriu-curbuiiate, ii'u'ieo kar- 
 bouate, 4. t(Et;eiii.J fni^ftaur>(i)l;Uiifnuct6 
 
 MUS 
 
 ©nlj. - of lead, fnljfniire* 23(ei. — M u '- 
 r i o - s u 1 f a t e , t. faljfnuer > fitiuefelfniireS 
 ©ali 
 
 Mnricated, muielialed. (Int. mu- 
 ricatus; adj. I. |lnct)elig. 2. [ 4)01. J i«eict)= 
 fln(t)Hig. 
 
 JMuricite, mii'rektte, «. [>]iiattirg.| 
 ber ••))iiiricit, bie uer|leinerte ©tndjeifc^necfe, 
 5cireiifd)iicrfe. 
 
 JHIurine, mu'nn, (Int. murinus) adj. 
 jii eiiier 03?nii6 ober ju ''WJnufcii geljCirig, 
 0)inu^. .., OJfniife. .. 
 
 JMurk, niiirk, (fcf^iv. niorker ; biill. 
 niOrklied; ril|[. mrak) t. 1. t Die Dtllltel: 
 Ijeil, gmilfraJM. Shak. 2. (fr. marc) bie 
 ipiilfe; irnber. [biiiler. 
 
 JMurky, mur'ke, adj. bitufel, tri'ibe, 
 
 Jfluriiiur, niuriiiiir, s. 1. bai &ei 
 nnirmel, ■>>3iiirnielii (besSDnfieri, geuerdic). 
 2. i bn$ *)3fiirrrn, ®eniiirr. 
 
 JMuriiiur, (Int. murmuro; gr. nior- 
 niyro; fr. niurmurer ; nrill. murniuli) v. n. 
 1. imirmclii (u. 2Dn(yer, 2l3iiibe k.). 2. i 
 (at) tmirreii I'lfeer &tiunS; (at, against) niur.- 
 ren dlber ^JJerfoiieii). [ber iiuirrt. 
 
 Illuriiiurer, mur'murur, t. (^iiier, 
 
 jflurillliriug'ly , niiii'muringlc, 
 adv. tmiriiuliiD, iniirrciib, imt ^)Iiirren. 
 
 Jfluriliuruus, mur'uiurus, adj. 
 *J)?iirrcii crregiiib. 
 
 IVlurr, miir, *. t bet S(<)iuipfen. 
 
 ]Tlurr»ill, mur iln, (fp. nioriua, p. 
 Int. moiiorj *. Die aSiclifeii(t)e. (Ijule bittj! 
 
 Willi a 111 u r r ai n lo \oii ! 6 ber ipeiifer 
 
 Jfiiirre, mur, *. [Draitl).J ber <B<i)CT- 
 nief|i'rfi1)iiiU>lLr. 
 
 IfBiirrey, mur'ie. (u. Int. maurus) 
 adj. DiiiUi'lroti), Duiifelbrnmi. 
 
 ITIurrllilie , muriin. Hat. murrhl- 
 n s uUj. ['ilitiTii).] miirriiuifd) (i>. J15n|'eii). 
 
 iMlirriuil, mur'teuu, (Morion; 
 (it. morionc) *. Cir ip.llli. 
 
 Ifliartli, mui lit, i,]r. myiios) *. [Oertl.J 
 Die "JJieiuie; (ot< Drr llebtrtlu^ uiiii. 
 
 jUllNCadel, miis kaclcl, 
 
 ]VluSCa.«tilie, mUN'kadine, 
 
 jfluSCUt, mu-.kai'. 
 
 ]?luSC»tel, iiiiis kaiel, 
 cat, must.Td.n. aiij OJi'uefni. . ., niiil) nie s. 
 1. bie '))iii6f nt. IlirtniiU'e , Dtr •OJhii'fntcllcr , 
 biT •DJiu^fiitiueiii/ •OJiiit-fntrlUrmeiii. 2. bie 
 ■OJiueMtbirii, ■i^hiifntedcrbini. 
 
 ^Muscadine, s. Dn6'^ifnmfiigel(i)eti.' 
 
 ItluSCary, miis'kaie, (fr. uiuscari; 
 t, bie OJiiiefntljijnctiuIje. 
 
 Muscle, mus'sl, (fr. 'Si., p. (nt. 
 niiiNculus) *. 1. [9liint. J bcr ■■3)fu«fcl. 2. 
 [Jinturg.] bie gjfiifdjel. 
 
 Brown muscle, [5J?ntlirfl. ] bie ©tcill-- 
 iuiifd>;'l. Flying-, swallow--, biei£d)iunl. 
 be (fine ■>33fiifd)el). [bie Wufd)elf(^nlr 
 
 Muscle-fish, bie ■•JJillfdjel. --shell 
 
 IfluKcliiigTv imisNiiiig, *. ber $n>i 
 ber -33;iisfeln d'ci OTtnieriu. 
 
 AluSCUSity, miiskossele, (fr. mux- 
 cosite') *. Die moiM'ifle 5Jefd)nifcnl)rit. 
 
 JTZuSCOvadu, muskova'do, (fr.inos- 
 couade) t. (mid) nl» adj. gebr.) bie 'JJiosfi'; 
 unbe, bcr '>3)ro^fiH'nbejucfer. 
 
 Muscovite, mu.s'knvite, (fr. mos- 
 coviie) 4. bet ^ivilewiuer, ■OTioitowif, 'i»iOi- 
 .fnuet. -adj. mo6loimn\dj. 
 
 MUS 
 
 Muscovy, mus'kivi, (fr. moicovie) 
 «. ?(3fi)*fnii, '33?o5foi'ien. 
 
 Muscovyduck. Die 93ifnmcnte. -. - 
 glass, bai ■OJfiirien ! , grnuenglnd. -• 
 hides, *. pi. Die Judjien. — talk, ber 
 ©d)miiifflcin. 
 
 Muscular, muskular, (fr. musca- 
 laire) adj. I. [Jlimt.] jii rinem yjiinttl ge. 
 I;i)rig, biird) cinen iWinSfcl ucrridjtct, -JJJu^. 
 fel... 2. mnefelilnrt, |lnr( uoii OJhiWdii, 
 ilnrf (Stirper lo. 
 
 Muscularity, muskulareie, «. 
 bie niii5fcil)nfte iKerdjnjfi'iiIjeit. 
 
 MuSCUiite, imis kiiliie,*. Dcr'Ku** 
 fulit, Die t'erfteinerte '33fiifd)el. 
 
 Musculous, iiiuski'iliis, (Int. mus- 
 culosus) adj. I. niiiifelig, iniiifiiioi, \.''cUtt 
 ■•33?ii«felii. 2. ilnrf pun -))in6felii, ilnrf, ntiiei 
 tclitnrf. 3. eiiien ■•3}fii^fel ob. ■>))fii6felii bf 
 trcffenb, 'TOni^fel... 
 
 Muse, niuze, (gr niusa) *. 1. [«IRi)tl).] 
 Die ^Oliiie. 2. (in engcreni Sinne) bie 'WJiife 
 (ber I)id)ifnnil). 3. bcr lieffiun, bci$ >3fnc<>> 
 benten, ©iniien. [dd. ucrfnnfen fein» 
 
 To be in a muse, in 6)ebnMfen uertieft 
 
 Muse, (fr. muser) I), n. 1. ftnnen, 
 nnd)fiiinfn, nndjbenfcn; (upon, on) fmnen 
 (fiber, nuf), nnd)bfnfcn, nnd)finnen , briiten 
 (liber). 2. in (ScDnnfen ucrfnnfen fein; grii. 
 beln. 3. « (at) fid) luuiibern, ilnunen (fiber). 
 
 Muse, V. a. Q:tm\6 fibcrbenfcn, n<\<S)t 
 benfen, nnd)finnen Tiber &tiune. Thomsow. 
 
 Muserul, niute'tul, adj. ticfftnnig, 
 in (sjcDiiiiCcn ucnuntcn. 
 
 Museiess, mu^e'lls, adj. bie?(Rn(l>t 
 ber Did)tfuii|1 uernc^rctiD. 
 
 Muser, mu zur, t. ©iner, be* nnc^* 
 ruiiit; irnnnier. 
 
 Muset, ciu'zet, (nftfr. musce'e) «. 
 [ SiJniDmrpr. j bai Sd)Iupflod), ber ©d>Iupf 
 uiuti ipnfcit). 
 
 Museum, muze'iim, (gr. museion) 
 *. Dns ■OJfnrciini (Dcr Dm •OJfnfeii gen)cil;te 
 Drt, bie ^iiniTfniniiiliiMg, Dn^ ^nbinett). 
 
 Musil, mush, (OJiii^; *. bn6 Wui, 
 ■))U\fi dixi '2S3i'lfd)fi^rnnu'l;l. 
 
 Muslirooiii, iiiiisli'ioum, (fr. moua- 
 seion) *. I. Der ^^ilj, ipcrrciipilj, QvOt 
 id)iunniin. 2. t bcr (yiiidepiij, G-inporfomiiu 
 ling. it rid)untiiiii. 
 
 Common mushroom, ber i'0Pnre ^lnt« 
 
 M u s h r o o m - b e d , bne 0)ii|lbcet jii (irb* 
 fd)iuiinimeii. —-stone, ber i£d)iunnini|leiii. 
 
 Music, mu /.iU, (j]r. musike. Int. 
 musicaji. 1. Die')3tn|lf; a; ioiifnntl. b) Dni 
 lonftnd. c) j^unjert. 2. f Die 'Minfif, ^nrnio. 
 iiie, OrDliniig. - ef the spheies, Die ifcpl)rt» 
 reiinuifif. 
 
 Music-book, bai >Jioteii6nc^ , 9?ot(n< 
 l)eft, ^))Jiirifl)cft. — house, ens iti'iiicrti 
 l)nii5. --master, ber •JJi'iififltljrer. - - pa- 
 per, bn^ 3iotcnpnpicr. --pen, Dn^ Silnj 
 ilrnl , 3{i'0riil- --room, Dn» ■OJInftfiinu 
 mer; bi\6 iDrd)eiler. --•hell, ['3?nfurfl.] 
 Die '}totciifd)iiecfe. 
 
 Musical, mu zekai, ( fr. SS3.) adj. 
 I. inr iBinfif gdjijrig niufifnlifct). 2. l)armo< 
 iiifd), iwol;lflinflciiD. 
 
 Musical instrument, bui Xl>niverf)rn{j. 
 
 Musically, miizekalle, adv. lliujl* 
 .MliTd); Ijnrnu'iufrt). 
 
 MuaicaluesSj oiu'^ckalae*, «. tal 
 
FA(e. far, fall, fat. ^U, met. Fine. fin. N6, m6ve, ndr. -St. 6il. cl66d. Ti\be, tljh, fnll. t/jin, Tflis. 587 
 
 MUS 
 
 9Riifif-flIii'«fef. $rtrntpiiif(f)*, 6if Snrmonie. 
 
 2M[u9iciaa,iiiu/isii'uii. (fr. uiusicien) 
 «. tier loitfimrtltr, JDiiififtr. 
 
 ]Vlu«iif?f (r(t)Otc.) iliinin. v- Miiae. 
 
 iVtusiii^j mu'iiiig, «. DM ^\\\nt\\, 
 6Je •i?ctriui)niiiij. 
 
 ITIllsIt, iiiukk, (Int. niuaciu; (]r. mos- 
 clio.; tr. iiiusc) «. I. Der OJiofdjiU, SJifiim. 
 a. Cie -OKueffltljoiiliiirlje. 
 
 M u > k - R n i III a I , t>ii$ '<}}{p|r(()ii$>, SSnanii 
 tijirr. --apple, t>er ')Ku6f(ifelUrn|>ft!l. -- 
 ball. Die SiraniriigrI, ilmbcrfiigd, &rr 'Vi< 
 liiniriiopf. —-beaver, tie Sjiram ;, 'i))fo: 
 f(t>iifra(te. --cabbage, 6et iSifiiiufoljl 
 --eat, Die !8i|'ntnj, ^\bti\)tn^t. --cher- 
 ry, Die 'OTiiifiUtlletfiriVlje. — crawfood. 
 6ii6 ^biiamfrtiiit. --duck, tie S&ifiiinenre. 
 — -nie)oii, tie $ifaniiiieliiiie. --ox. Crr 
 9Jf iM'rf)ort)4. — -pa»te-pellet, Da* 58i|iim. 
 fiiaflc^fii. --pear, Die OJj'iUfnfellcrbinic. 
 — -quaih, 6er Wiiofuobiber. --rat, Die 
 Sbiiaiiiratre, 2^I|■^nl^l1l)e. --rose. Die 25ii 
 fnnirofe, ^JWorcDroK. — seed, Det 9JI>cl. 
 iiufd), Die 25i|oniforner. 
 
 MuNk, V. a. tiiit S(|iim n>ul)lrie(^eiiP 
 iiu',,1)(ii PC>. t<(i1rcid)fii , bcDifniiKit. Mask- 
 ed . Mild) -OTiifrt)!!* rie<t>eiiD. 
 
 JltlSket, iiiUs'kit, (fr. mousquet; 
 IP- uiosquete; t. Die ^Ttwitttt, Jliiite. 
 
 Muaket-ball, Die '9};ii$rr[eiirii()el. -- 
 baskei, [0)iiltt. ] Der fid).iiijfi>ri>. — - 
 proof, r(t)ii^[('|'l. --khot. I. Dtr $liitteii> 
 lM)iiBi a voilry of -, eiiie iSiiloe. 1. DerJIiiiJ 
 iiaii1)mj (fie 2J3iife, Die eine 'jyliiite tniflr). 
 
 JIIuBket, t. [Criiitl;. J (ini •'HUmw-- 
 d)i :i tii <i.pcrt>iT6 1 Der (Spriiij, Spriiijel, 
 'iijiii1)teil)iiDu1)t, iJiiiffii!, fiiriteiifiilf , inii: 
 DiailoiltT. Iqiiriane) i. DiT 'JRllefetiiT. 
 
 Jl iisketeer, imiskeieer', (fr. tuous- 
 
 itluMketue, iiiu.<ke'to, (fp. u. pon. 
 iiii.>H..iM)) «. tie 0)foi5riif (OIrt «d)iiiife). 
 
 M ilKkcttOulljiiiuskeu'iuii', (ft- nious- 
 cju.ioiii 4. 1. fee •Biiioffri'ii, Die s£riiybiu1)re. 
 •J. rill iiiit mum i)}fu«feti)ii beiuoffnerrr 
 £.lP.u. l-Weirr. 
 
 JVfuskin, miiH'kiii. t. [DriiitI).) Die 
 
 .^MMkiiieNM, iiiuk'kciiea, «. Dermis 
 ffliiui<'niif), •iiii'iiniDiift. 
 
 itfusky, iiiusk^, adj. nA(t) Siraiii 
 riri1)iiiD, DiifieiiD, U'OljlrierfjeiiD. 
 
 Itlualillj muz liii , ( fr. mousieline. 
 It. Der ©tiiOc MuuKkoul ) «. [ 3nD|lr. ] Dir 
 9)iiiiTfli», t»n« 'Jfrffeltiid). Indian -, Der 
 9)i,i(leiiu'(l. - ndj. nu6 ^JJJiifTeliii (jeniiiAt. 
 
 Huslilietf iiaizliiiet', M. [OllDflr] 
 fine 'Jlrr fln'be^ Siiiiniioodeiitiicf). 
 
 ^UKIIIon, nius'iiioii. uMut'linoiU 
 ». Dn* -MJiiifi lil)ier, iwilDe edjaf. 
 
 ]WuHrolej niua'iole, (fr. niiiaerollc; 
 «. fer Ouireiiririiien, Dn6 gfiinViiDrtnD. 
 
 iVusfif mus, (fr. niouclie; t. f Dn6 
 SJuiniffeii, (Serrtffe, Die 9fnppiife. (gcbcii. 
 
 To make a mii»«, &m).i6 ill Die9{appil|'e 
 
 IflllNMel, mus'sl. \. Muscle. 
 
 IlIti.^Mifndon, iiiusscia'tinin , (tat. 
 niutxito) 1. 1 Dii6 (i)ctiiuriiiel, 'iBiiirniiMn. 
 
 ]VIuM8ulllian f nius'siilman . ( li. 
 ornb. eslaiii) ». Der ^TOiirflnuiiiii , SBii'tficm. 
 
 — Mus'sulmanisli, adj. lliufrllluiilillfd)i 
 
 - faiili. Der 0*111". 
 
 Ifluftt, muk»v (ADlJE'ir. most; ^oH. moc- 
 teu, moest; fc^iv. m2ste> v. n. mtiJTtll. 
 
 MUX 
 
 A bill in A legisiative body must have 
 three readingn before it can pass to 
 be enacted. We - submit to the laws 
 or be exposed to puuisliiiieiit. Webster. 
 
 1 must have done it, id; t^iitte e^ tt)Uii 
 fotleii. 
 
 Must) ((at. mustum ; nnoeli'. must) «. 
 1. Der 'JJfoil, 2Ceinino|l. 2. Dn6 uiifleflo^rene 
 3)ier. 
 
 JWust, (fr. nioisir) v. a. fd^imiiielic) ii. 
 f.uier, Dunipjia luadjen. — v. n. fitmimclii, 
 filjiiiimeluj 11. faiier, Diiiiipfiij luerDeii, ©djiin: 
 nicl befommcii oDer aiiiVi^eii. ['•UffeiD. 
 
 mustnc, iiiiis'iak, a. Der^iiflaf (>21rt 
 
 ]flu8taclie.<lf muatA'sliu, (Must a' 
 cliios) ifr. moustache) «. pi. Der ituebet 
 barr, ©d)iiiirrbart. 
 
 JTIuMtaril) mus'lurd, (fir. meutarde; 
 aril), mustard; \v. uiwsiarx) «. Der @eilf. 
 
 Annual treacle- mustard, Dai SdjilD- 
 fraiit. (Der ©eiifraine. 
 
 Mustard-pot, Der ®enf(ppf. —-seed. 
 
 IMusteej muslei', (Mestee'} «. 
 (lUeiliiiD.) Der 'JKeilije, Die "OTeilijiiin. 
 
 Musteliue) mus teliue, (lat. inutte- 
 liiiuii adj. )u Dem 'miefel Qt\)m^, 'lOiefel.. 
 
 Muster^ mus'tur.(mii|leril ; t^oil. mou- 
 slereii; f(^iv. monsira; lat. moustro) v. a. 
 
 1. " )iir @d;au itefleii oD. nii^lcgeii. 2. niiu 
 llcrii(Jruppeii>; (bafjer) 3. (geivoljiil. mit up> 
 ^iifammeiibriiiaen, Aiifbriiifjeii, )iifainiiieiiiie> 
 t)i'n, perfaminela (Iriippcii, ^erfoiieii) ; aiif= 
 bitten (feine JJreuiiDe, :priif5iiiirtel ic); jam; 
 iiuln, fliiffiid)eii (®d)riff|1flieii jo. 
 
 Illuiiter, V. n. 1. lid; perfaninielit, fi>i) 
 I'aiiiiiiein, fict^ iurai)iiiieitjiel;eii. 2. f (leigeii, 
 aiitileiflen (u. SJIute). 
 
 JUuflter, (. 1. Die (Iriippeiio ^J^tiAe* 
 rung, i{)eerict)aii. 2. Die 0)fuilerruUe. 3. Der 
 Iriipp, i^aiife, Die (Santiiiliiiu). 
 
 To pass muster, 1. f geiiniilert lurrDeii. 
 
 2. i a) Ijiiiiji'ljen, niitgeljin. gcDiilDei luecOen. 
 bj (for) gelten, geljairen luerfeit (fur). 
 
 Such excuses will not pass muster 
 with him, fulct^e S'luiit^ulDigiiiigeii la^t er 
 iiid)t l)iiigel;en. 
 
 Muster-book, —-roll, Die ^^niifter: 
 rpfle. --master, Der i5eerid)aii='Jliii|rt)cr. 
 
 iTIastily, uiusieie, («tv iiiuffig, niuf 
 fig, Miiiipfig. 
 
 jVIulltilieSS, mus'teiics, t. Die linif> 
 fige, Diiiiippge SBefdjaffeiiljeit , Der uiuftifle 
 (iJefdjiiiacf oDer ©criul). 
 
 ]Tf usty, miis'te, adj. 1. iiii'ifftg/ ntiiffig, 
 Diiiiiung. 2. |d)al (2i5eiii :c.). 3. t a; nbge= 
 luiijt (©pridjiuprt). Shak. b) trage, f4>iuer< 
 f.itlig. c) uerDrieglid), iiiiirririt- 
 
 To have a musty smell, lllllffen. 
 
 ]?Iutability, muiabillete, (fr. niu- 
 tablliie) pDer: 
 
 ^■utableneSJI, muiablnes, «. I. 
 ; Die S8eronDerlid)feii. 2. i a) Die iBfraii: 
 Dcrlid)ftit, iHSaiiDdbarfcit, Det UiibeilaiiD. 
 b) Der iOaiifeimiirl). 
 
 Kffutable, mutabl, ((at. mutabillKi 
 ud). 1. ? ueraiiDeriid). 2. t a) ueniiiDerlid), 
 iwaiiDelbar, iinbritiiiiDig. bi tpniifeltiiritl)ig. 
 
 IVfutatiwil, iiiuia'sliuii. (lat. muta- 
 tio) s. I. Da« 'Jli'iiDcrii, Die 'JlciiPeriiiiij, 25iT! 
 aiiDenin.g. 2. Die 2>rraiiDeriiiig, Pit -Ii5rd)ril. 
 
 JVItitcIl, (fd^iur. ) womaa's liuen 
 or m usiia cap. 
 
 MUX 
 
 mutcllkiu, (fc^ptt.) an english 
 pint. 
 
 Jtlutef mute, (lat. niutus; ii>. mud; 
 fr, muei) adj. 1. I (lllium. 2. J a) ilutmu 
 (aiio aSpriaf}). b) iliiniin qlitj, j. 3}. (aratii). 
 c) (liimm (111(^1 aiiegefpiMHljeii lucrDciiD, upii 
 a3ii(t)|labeiO. (Miltoj*. 
 
 2. a) All the heavenly choir stood mute. 
 
 The rest is mute, i<i) l;aDe Dir meitet 
 >J?id)r5 jii I'ageii. Shak. 
 
 JHute, *. 1, T Der ©niniiiie. 2. fie 
 lliimme ^Perfpn, Der fliimme 3ii|M)aiier; Per 
 fliinime »pte pPer Ciciier. 3. [ (Sr.niim.] 
 Der iliimme iSiid)ilabe. 4. ['Wiif.] Der X)din« 
 pfer, Die SorDiiie (auf eiiicr 6icige). 
 
 jnute, (fr. mutir) V. n. fdjineiBfii, 
 JtptI) fadeii laffeii (p. aspgciii). - *. Der (iB5» 
 gel:) KPti). Da6 ®i-rd)iiici|}, OtJelP*. 
 
 mutely, luiliele, adu. (llimill ( f. 
 Mute). I5fiimiiil)eit. 
 
 illutenesil, mute'nes, J. f u. t Die 
 
 Mutilate, muielate, dac. mutilo) 
 ». a. 1. ? ueriluiniiiilii (Den iiprper, eiiie 
 SBilDiaiile ic.). 2. i per|iriiiiiiu(ii ((iJePiitte jc.;. 
 
 ]TIutilf&ted, Dili lelated,/ udj. I. f 
 
 IHutilate, mu'ieiatc, ^ perililnu 
 melt. 2. i flfifll;iuf (®el)urirtm ic). 3. [iior.J 
 uenliimmeit. 
 
 Mutilation, mjtelashun , (lat. 
 niutilaiio) *. f ii. f Die iBeriiriiiiiiuliiiig. 
 
 Mutilator, muielaiUr, t. Quitt, 
 Der I'fritrimmelt. (melt, iiiaiigi ihaft. 
 
 Mutilou.4, mu'teluk, adj. periluiiii 
 
 Mutine, mu'Iin, (fr. mutiu; 4. f Der 
 •Jlufriiljrer, OJfeutercr. - v. u. f OJfeiitcrei 
 aii|liiten; milD perfal;reii. Shak. 
 
 Mutineer, muiinnecr'. s. Der 'ihift 
 rfiljrcr. 'Jliifiwicglcr, G'tuporiT, OJieiiterer. 
 
 Mutiny, mii ling, t. Dct (iS6jji'(') 
 iTorl), Da* (iJflP*. 
 
 Mutinou.s, niu'iinnus, adj. meute* 
 rii'd), nuftul;ri|■c^). Tlie -, Die OXciirer, 'Bfeiu 
 terer. ^ laitfrul;ri|"Lt>. 
 
 Mutinously, nu'i inmu.'.ie, adv. 
 
 MutinOlLSUeXS, uni iinnusnes, s. 
 Dad aiifruljrudje, ou|iiii;riri|'4>eiHJeieii, Die 
 ^eigiiiig juiii •Jliifniljre. 
 
 Mutiny, mu tenc. (fr. mutinerie) s. 
 Die OBeutfrei, Der i!luinil)r (iiiitcr SoiPatcn 
 II. iSeelcurcii); (in Sdjrifrilcderii pum I'prigeii 
 oal;rlniiibcrre fiiiDet man mutiny n. mu- 
 tinous auf bi'irgfrlirfjc G-mppvungeii u. -iiufj 
 ilmiDe angeiuauDt). [aiiflifttn. 
 
 Mutiny, v. n. fi^ emppren, 'Bfciiterei 
 
 Mutter, niui'tur, (lat. muiio) V. n 
 
 1. miiniuiii, miirreii; (at) murreii (uber). 
 
 2. % murren, rpflen (u. Donner). Pope 
 To mutter to oue's self, fur fid) (Ijill) 
 
 murmein. [(2Cprie ic.) 
 
 Mutter, p. a. miirmelii, ^enniirmclii 
 They in sleep will mutter their af- 
 fairs. Shak 
 This Is muttered, e« luiiiifelt, tliaa 
 
 miinfi-If Dapon. 
 
 Mutter, $. Da$ 0>)emunnel, (Sniuirrft 
 Mutterer, mutiuiur, «. Quxtc, Der 
 
 niiirnifir, mum. 
 
 Mutterinjfly, inui'tur'ngU, ado 
 
 mit Piimpur >£rimmr, miiriiu'liiD. 
 
 Mutton, mut'tii. (fr. niouton) *. 1. 
 
 iai 5pamiucl:, ®d)ppreii(lii|"c<). 2. * pD. | 
 
 Der .^aiiimel, (&d)ppd. 
 
5S8 Fate, far, fall. fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n5p, got, 6il, cl6ii<!. Tube, tub. full. t7»in. TFli«. 
 
 MUT 
 
 A neck of mutton, fill ^nnn«eUoier= 
 tc(. A breast of -, eiitc 5?iimniclJbrii|l. A 
 •houlder of-, ter $>nnimcif bug. A leg of- 
 6if ^ninntclsfciire, €ri)iwnfciile, ^cr 5pnni.- 
 melifrt)lagel. A laced -, tnS grtuDeii. 
 
 Mutton -chops, t. pi. bie 5?niiimr(^: 
 «pvd)en. --fish, [Orf)rln)cl.] Ci«r ^15io(K- 
 fftbtlftt. T-.fUt, fcic iirppe, birfe, rothe, 
 (Jcifd)ine ijniil'f. --head, o Dcr ®d)nfd=, 
 Xiiinimffipf. —-headed, tiuttitn. — • 
 monger, I. Der S'l^'rrtjeiTci;. 2. 1 ber Si!'*!: 
 ler (bci ''}}Il^^cl)t•ll). 
 
 IVffuttlMl, iiiu'tKhual, (tat. miituiis; 
 fr. niutuel) adj. ii)t'cl)|Virt'itin , gcgcnfcitig. 
 A - friend, fin (]i'nuMin'd)ofrlii1)i'r 'Jreiiiib. 
 
 Mutuality, inutsliual'lete, s. i\e 
 flcgciifcitigc J^etVicDigtino, (STiuiebcriiiin, bev 
 9Iiirtniitff). Shak. [iVitig, iucd)i"el6t\)ci|V. 
 
 jVIutually., niu'tsiiiia/lc. (till!, gegi'ii: 
 
 ]VIiitu»ill(?Si!>(, tiiii'tshualnes, «. tia^ 
 wedjiVliVitige a5trl)»i(liii(5. 
 
 [Mutuatioii, ini'itshiia'shun, (Int. 
 mninatio) s. f Ini 35tn'gcii, Ci'ihcn. 
 
 ]IIutule, n.iViiiie, (fr. 2S.) #. [9Ir. 
 tftit.] fccr Sparrenfov'f, Dielciitopf. 
 
 Muzzle^ Miiiz'zl, (fr. uiuseau; nrni. 
 musell; ii)al)rrd)i"inl. u. month) #. 1. inH 
 Wnut, t»cr 9ime[, Pie ®(f)iinuje. 2. i ik 
 €rf)n(iuje (ciiic« aBerficiigf ), 0)f iin»iino(eiiitr 
 Itniioiie). 3. bix ajeifjfi'rfr, 9J?aulfcrb. 
 
 Mur-f le-ring. Per nietaflene 3fiug iini 
 Me gjfun&ung eiiicr .ft'iiiunic ic. 
 
 ]VIuzzle, V. a. I. init eiiicm g7?(iii(= 
 fort'e ocrfeheri, (cinem £)cf)Kii ic.) bns iBfiuil 
 jjerbiiibeii, ciiu-u gjfniilfort) niilcgi'ii. 2.6 
 niit gefrf)li'(Ti;iicm *)]?iiii&e liebfofeii. 
 
 lly dagger muzzled eic, mein Srt)WCrr 
 eingeluifft k. Shak. Ifi1)iiiifftln. 
 
 jfluzzle, V. n. rd)itiippern, fd)niifftlu, 
 
 mruzzlcr, muz'zlur, «. [^cy.) fi-r 
 ®d)rag niif Bie Dbcrlippe. Ifiopff). 
 
 Jliizzy, miizzc, adj. ncnuirrt (ini 
 
 Jfy, ine II. cmpl^ntifd; ml, pron. adj. 
 itiein, iiieine. [«. bic SJonne. 
 
 ]fVyllcll(;il7niin'tsheM. (lat. nioiiacha; 
 
 Mj'lllieer, min'liei. niinhccr', (1)0(1. 
 
 fflB.)f. I.beriperr, tiieiii ."^err. 2. bcr^oflaiu 
 tcr. [adj. jiir 'iP?ii!Jrclln'rd)ri'iXning gf()iirig. 
 
 3WyOg'ril.|>Ilical , miograttckal. 
 
 MyogTJipliist, iiiioggiafiM, *. ber 
 9Jtiiefill>frd)ieil'cr. 
 
 JWyog-rupliy, mjog'grale, (gr. my» 
 H. gr.i|)ho) s. bie •'))iiit-filtn'u1)Vi'ilniiig. 
 
 jflyolo^ica.1, iniAioiijckal, lu// jiir 
 SJiuffflli'ljre 11. ■'yiiu'ffUnrd)ri'ituiiifl gdjiing. 
 
 ]fly<»IO|{'yf niiolloje. (gr. mys ii. 
 logos) *. £)ic ■i)JiiiijffU'i'fd}rtiOiiiig, WuAfel; 
 Uf)rc. 
 
 IfVyftpc*, nii'o|)e.)(gr. niyops) pi. m y- 
 
 1»« 1 J / i 1 3 * 
 
 jTlyOfl!*} iiUKps. ^ opes, lui epiz- s. 
 bet ^iirifid)tige, (iiiid) nlf) nrfy. fiiriildjcig. 
 
 jWyopy, mi'npc. 4. fie fiiirif(d)tigfi'ir., 
 
 myotomy, ininl'i/mic, (gr. mys u. 
 tomos) *. bie "MfiUffliergliebcruug, ^Jtuitel-. 
 levlfgiing. 
 
 ]Vf yriadf mir'rcad, (gr. myrias) t. 1. 
 bie Wi)rinbc, S'H)' vm lO.Oin). 2. t bie 'OJiO' 
 riabc (iingcl)riire '•i(iii.il)l). 
 
 ]?Iyril*ll»e<«*i"» niirream'mctiii. (gr. 
 niyriji II. metron ) *. ( fr. £migf lining J tai 
 'Hi'^MMcut (=. 10,000 *3Kcrcr). 
 
 MYS 
 
 ]VIyriarcll, mirrea.k, (gr. myria n. 
 afchoij. bi-r53ifc[jl?l)aber I'lOer 10,000 -Wann. 
 
 Myriare, mir'rcare, (gr. myria i|. 
 are) *. (fr. ■Jclbiiiag] bai •i))Ii)rinre (=1^ 10,000 
 
 Myrioliter, mlrreoriitur, (gr. my- 
 
 rios 11. litrn) s. [ fr. 5-iiif|1igfettfimae ] bac- 
 OJti)rioiirer (= 10,000 2it«r). 
 
 iflyrillilloii, mcr'nicdim, (g». myr- 
 medonj s. I. pi. [•Jliccrtl;.] bie iJKijniiibiMieii. 
 2. ber rolje, giineiiie, tode, iDiitljeiibe ©lUbiU 
 ober iterl, 2Biirlicrid) ; pi. bie ipiifd)L'rfd)iiar. 
 
 JTIyrobalan, meiob'alan, mil oh'- 
 alan, (gr. myrobalauos) *. Die '')JIl)ru5L>laiie 
 (ilrt 'ipflaiime). 
 
 Iflyropolistf mcrop'polist, miiop'- 
 olist, (gr. myron i|. poleo) t. ber ©nlbt'll; 
 ijiiiiblcr. t'3)ii)rr!;c. 
 
 ]fl}'rrll) mer, (gr. myrrha) t. bie 
 
 Iflyrrlliue, merHn. (I. myrrhinus) 
 adj. [■Qlirerrl).! imirrl)iiiifd) (®cfii6). 
 
 Jflyrtiforin, mdr'ieiomi, ((. myrtus 
 11. forma) adj. myrteiiiiriig. [bie OKorte. 
 
 Myrtle, mei'tl, (gr. myrtos)*. [~i5ot.] 
 
 Dutch myrtle, bic 9!)?i)rteiil)tibe. -- 
 teaved snmach, ber (ytrbcrflliiuid). Com- 
 mon candleberry--, ber 2i5ad)ebillini. 
 --WAX. bn& griiiic SSncft*. 
 
 myru.<$, mirus, *. [0(t)tf)VoJ.] bie 
 iiiiiiniiulje '>)}iiirniie. 
 
 ]tHy."s, mi.s, 4. bie '^Iiiffiimifdjcl. 
 
 Mysel, ^ 
 
 ]flyst'll, > (fcfjott.) myself. 
 
 JTIa'sell,; 
 
 J?f yself, mc.self, ((Ilia my u. self 
 jiifdiuiueiigef.) prou. 1. - fiel^t mid) I bee- 
 '?iiid)briirf6 l)iil['er; I - u. ? aiid) oljiie 1, id) 
 felfrjl. 'i. ber Cbjefrii) uoii 1; niir, iiiic^). 
 
 Iffystag-ogrue, mis'tagog, (gr. 
 mystagogo.s) s. 1. bcr 9lu!-(eger ber DJeli: 
 gioiiSgcl)ei!iiiufye, ®e()ciiiiiiij;beiiter. 2. l ber 
 cyeljeiiiiinijfrrimcr. 3. bcr >2liiffel)er u. aScrs 
 lualirer ber 'Jfeligiiien (in Itird)eii). 
 
 JVIysterial, mistereat, adj. rntl^fcl-- 
 l)'iff, gfhrimiiib'iHMl. 
 
 Mysteriarcli, mlstc'reaik, (gr. 
 mysterinu II. arches; s. ber 2>or|lel)cr ber 
 ■•»it)tli'rieii. 
 
 ]?Iysteriou."s, mistcrciis, «(/;. ^ 
 
 M)steri<»Msly, mistcieusle, «rfi\j 
 I. biiiiffl, giiH'imiii|jiu'(l. 2. nitlnVliuifr. 
 
 ]M[y»iteriuusiie.<iS, mlMc'ieusiila. 
 s. I. bii6 (i)el)einiiiiei,>elle, bie l)cilige Diiii; 
 tell)eit. 2 bii« i){atl;fell)iifte. 
 
 Mysterize, mis'teiize, v. a. nl^ 
 cin (i)L'l)fimniB niicltgeii, in 3{iu()re( (;i'i(leii. 
 
 Mystery, niK'teic. (gr. mysterion) 
 t. 1. iiU ®ei)iiiiiiii(5; pi. bie Si'cligitnii-gc. 
 Ijeiiiiiiiffc, ■3}ii)|leru-ii, (?3i()cimiii^iil)re. 2. t><\i 
 0)ff)einiMip, 9{iirl)fel, bie SSiTiuirfelimg. 3. 
 (fr. my-stere) bi\6 *Wfi>ilcriiim , geirilid)e 
 Sd)aiifpiel. 4. (airfr. misiere; (. magiste- 
 riuni) a) bie Sluii|l, bai ip'^nbiuerf. b) bie 
 •0Jiei|1erfd)iift. o bic gcljeiiiie Kiin|l. Shak. 
 
 My$«tic, mis'lik. ^(gr. mystikoK) 
 
 Mystical, mi.-, tekal.^ adj. 1. gc: 
 l}eiiiiiii0i'o(l, biinfel. 2. nimlifd), geljeinifiii: 
 nig. 3. gil;cim , eiiien geheiuieii ©mil in (id) 
 fdjliegeiib, bilblid), fiiinbilMid). 
 
 My$«tic, *. tier ''BiiiiliFcr. 
 
 MyNtically , mis'tekalli. adv. nip: 
 \M\t5), ubcrfiuniy, bilblic^, fiuubilblic^. 
 
 NAl 
 
 Mystlcallie.<<S , mistekalnes, «. 
 
 i><[i 0)rheiinniBi'o((e, '0)?i)i>if(t)e. 
 
 Mysticism, ml.sicsizm, *. 1. bie 
 biiiifle &'lu-e. 2. [^I)iliif.) ber-:))?i)(liji^m(ii5). 
 
 My tliic, mii/j'ik , (Mythical) ad). 
 fnbel()iift. 
 
 Mytliog-rapher, met/iog'grafur, 
 (gr. mytliographo.s) s bcr 5a6elfd)rci6er. 
 
 Mytliolugrical , mit/i<Si5d'jckal, 
 (My tho log'ic) (gr. niythologikos) adj. ll. 
 
 MytUolog-ically, mSt/iolod'jA. 
 kalle, adv. niptl^i'li'gifd) , gi:'ttcrlc()rig, fn6e(« 
 Ijnft- [-OKptl^iMog, Jnbedehrer. 
 
 Mytliolojs-ist, mci/ioi'iojlst, 3. ber 
 
 Mytlioloj|;'ize, mei/iol'lojize, V. n. 
 ■i))?i)tl)cii cri(il)lcii, bie 'Wi)i()ologic erflnreii. 
 
 Mytliolog-y, mci/ioriAje, (gr. my- 
 (hologia) s. bie ^)Jii)tl;ologic, &bttni, ggbel* 
 lefjre. 
 
 Mytilite, mStelite, (gr. mytllos) », 
 [&eoU] bie ucr|lcinerte ?(Riepmiif(^cI, »D?p» 
 ciilite. 
 
 N. 
 
 M, In, [TOiffnut] #. I. bai g?, n. 2. fl« 
 3iil)ljeid)eii bebeutet N 900; jv 9000. ,3. in 
 ■Jlbfiirjiingen: N., north, ^ovb; N. S., 
 new style, ncilCIl <Bt\)li ; Nem. con., nemine 
 contradicente, ciniliuiinig; N. L.,iion liquet, 
 ei erl)c(It iiid)c; No., number, 9?unimer (iiii 
 
 ipnnbcl); Nott., N^tinghamshir*; N. T« 
 new Tc-itament, ba& lieiie Iffloineiit. 
 
 Mab, nab, «. [IDertf.] bie JJeffeiu 
 Bergfpitje. 
 
 I¥ab, (\'di\v. nappa; bfln. napper) v. a. 
 crfd)"'ippeii, er^nfd)eii, eriui|"d)eii. 
 
 IVab, 2l6frirjg. fiir Abigail, #. 9I6ignir 
 (ciii 2Deiberiiatiie), [ber $ut. 
 
 Mab, #.0 1. ber ^opf. 2. bie «))Iuoe, 
 
 Mabob, na'bob, #. i. [D|iiiit).| cce 
 'Tii-ibfb. 2. i bcr ^labob (fe(;r rcid)e gK.iuu). 
 
 IVacker, nA kur, (ft. nacre) s. bit 
 -}Jerleiiiiiiifd)el, ^crlcmiiiitrcr, ^perlmiitter. 
 
 1%'acreous, nakicus. adj. perlmiit* 
 rcriu-tig. [ber gilnfrit, ©c^nleutnif. 
 
 Biacrite , na'kiite, *. [^3:i?inernIg.J 
 
 Ma'dde, flntt ne hadde, [Oerti.l 
 had not. _ [ ber 9iabir, giigpunft. 
 
 Matlir, ni'dur, (nrnb. a}.) *. [>M|lrou.] 
 
 IVatlle-steiu, «. ['OTiiiernlG.j bet 
 iJidbelileiii. 
 
 ]Vae, (fd)ntt.) no, not any. 
 
 Maetltiiig-, ) ,.. ^., 
 
 XaitUing, ^'*'"-^"°"""«- 
 
 Utaeve, neve, (Int. naevus) «. bee 
 glcif, -));.ifc(. Drvdew. 
 
 Mair, naf,) *. [Driiitf).] btr (jcljnubte 
 
 IVafe, 5 ^<ii'rf)er. 
 
 ]!li'ag°, nag, t. I. bai $fcrb(ten; C bn6 
 ^fcrb, (befiMib.) imtiitere $ferb, bcrltlepper. 
 2. (iuTrtd)tl.) brte £ii'6d)eii; ber 6)alaii. Shak. 
 
 !Vaia(l, nay ad, (Naid) (gr. naias) 
 
 pi. n.-xiads ll. naiades, uayadei, «. 
 
 ^»h)t().] bie >)?njabe, J-luiJgiJttin, 2BiifTcr» 
 
 IVaij^^, (fd)ort.) a nag. [iitjmpfje. 
 
 niUtil , nale , (giigdj'. naegel ; bail. 
 nagle; ril(y. nagot; foiu-fr. naga, naklia) «. 
 1. bcr 9iiigfl (nn g-ingetn iiiib 3e()en)i bi( 
 Slnue, SraUe (bci Il)iire.ii). 2. ber %igel 
 ((111$ .^I'li , ^'ifcii i(.). 3. ber £iiopf , bif 
 
Tktv. far. fall. fat. Mi. met. Fine, f In. N6, iiwve. n6r. ;;6t. dii. cloud. Tnbe. tiif>. fnll. l/nn, THis. 581) 
 
 ^urfel. 4. fill Pniigriiiiiiii) I'on 2'/^ Sofl Pt). 
 */j5 yard. 5. fli) (i)ciuid)t I'lMl 8 T)5tiiu6. 
 
 On the imil, mil' tfr Stcfle, bar, bii 
 ouf ten lc!)tcii ^^femiiij (bej.il)leiu- fead as 
 - In door, as a do or- nail, lnl1ll^(tl1^t. 
 Shak. To pare any one's — «, i (yineiii 
 ^ie (Jlfiijcl bfiVbiuiben. To hit the - on ilie 
 head, t Ceil 9tiig«l fliii bfii iippf 06. ^ell rctt) 
 ten ^\tct trcfffii, (6 ertiUt)en. To labor tooth 
 and -, e* firt) blutfniier luerbcii liijTni. 
 
 Hrov. One iinil drires out another, tin 
 ^ell rreibr ben nnbrrii. 
 
 Naii-inold, bai ^OQtUiftn. -Hip- 
 per*, t. pi- bit 9{'igi'Ijnn(je. — -»niith. 
 brr ^lagelfdjuiitO. --trade, ter Wflgel" 
 
 biiiibti. 
 
 nrailf V. a. 1. naqttn, annngfdt, tjtf-. 
 Un, nuft)An(jcn (to, on). 2. (up) a) nnnni 
 flflii, niitnddelM. h) prrniigeln criiie itnnone). 
 3. bncfcianeii unit ytci<\dn ic.) , bcnrtgeln. 
 
 Mnilu^e, ni'l'dje, «. [^iinbei] bit 
 Inni iHMn Jnbnf. |>7fiifllrr. 
 
 Tll»il(*r, na'lur. ». brr Wiigfli'djniieb, 
 
 ]%i'uil('ry, nilurc, s. bie iW.ifjdfnbrif. 
 
 IVaiii, (i'rt)i<tt.) own. 
 
 l%'niiiM(*ll, U'&ivu.) own-aelf. 
 
 i%i'niv(.*ly f na iiie, (fr. nniveuient) 
 adr. Miiio , iiiLnfuiiililt, imbffrtiiaen. 
 
 IVnivetei nkUli ( (fr. naivete') ». 
 
 lUitivty, ^ bie ^lorjftiit, 
 
 9?imiriid)fiir, llnbefniujiuljtit, iiniurliite 
 (i-inr.ilr, 'Sj.iljrijrit. [bloBiii. 
 
 IVnlie , nake ( N a ' k e n ) v. a.' * iiit 
 
 ^'»|4C(I ) nAkid, (nnoiif. narod , 
 narfet; «((/. '• T "'irf' iJlorpet tc.); (5)i>t.| 
 nncti (^fliinje); nacft, (jinit cOJfiinfr to , 
 rjffii (5«iier). 2. t ») notfr (iinbnuoiTiut, 
 J. 35. 9liifle); narfr, eiitbli'gr, blpe(S(f)u«erri. 
 
 b) ( uiiStiiinflfiift) nii6i)erfi)t, blr^ flfflcbrn. 
 
 c) ii.irft, pfffiibiir, iini'iriltni, nii()rni'd)cin> 
 lid) ("2Bal}rl)fit). d; blpp, einfiic^, obilnifi. 
 
 2. bi Behold my bokoin naked to youi 
 swoid*. AuDisoN. di God requires nf 
 uii'.il sonirlliing besidek the — beliet of 
 his being and his woid. Webster. 
 
 Naked ladies, [^I't.J bit 3rtll0|e. To 
 •trip -- fl'iiij nii*jiel)eii. 
 
 Nakedly, nakidii. «rf». i. j nnrft. 
 2. i a) iinrfr, bu-g, t>t)iie iptillf. b) blpg, riii« 
 fad), nbfir.ift. o i<fffn ( tjniibelH). d> nn' 
 (jeiir(l)cinli(f), i-ffeiibnr, nntft. 
 
 Ilinkeduess } nAkidnes, «. 1. i tie 
 giiKftljeit, »lc>B«. 2. 1 a) bie »l68e, ber 
 WoMiicl an 25frtljfibi(iniig6niittfin. b) bit 
 Dffenl)ftt (finer 'Mieiiiiiiifl). [D;f <JJerlmiitier 
 
 IVaktrr, iii'kiir, (Tp. nacar; fr. nacre i< 
 
 nrall, nal. (bnn. naal; t. (f cb. Oerri. 
 ber *J5rritni, ^friemen, bie <))friinie ibrr 
 giittlrr !i.). llliiibrpfiii*- 
 
 niaitl, nam, ^bfilrii]. fur Ambrose, i. 
 
 nimiie, ninie,' ( aiiiit'ir. nama; gr. 
 onoina; Int. nouien ; fr. iioni ; perf. nnni, 
 naniah; filll^fr. II. l}iiibotl. uania, noni ; 
 nifll. 11. beng. nanima; r|linf. neiuen) t. I 
 ; bet 'Tfiime. 2. ber Tianic, litel. 3. t a) 
 6ft 5iiiine, bie ^rrmn. b) ber iWnnie, 9{iif. 
 e> ber Minnie, 3(iif, t>ai ^Infrl^cii, bie "^c= 
 rutjnul)rtt. d) bet ^rmne, iai ^Unbriifrn. 
 
 e) ber Oiome, il\\id)tin , (Srt)ein, 2>ori»oiib. 
 
 f) ber (niigenominene) OJnme (fine* 'lliiPfrii). 
 
 g) 11 bie •)trtd)fi>ninifiifrt)nfi. 4. pi- ®(1)iMipf 
 Mmcu. 5. [(Jirtiinni.j bii« i)7eniiivt)ri. 
 
 ]SAF 
 
 3. a) They list with women each degene- 
 rate name. Dryden. In ilie - of the 
 people utn >Jiaiiicii be6 25olfc6). c> What 
 men of — resort to him ? Shak. e) A 
 friend in — . Bible, f) Had forged a 
 treason In my patron's — . Drvden. 
 
 In Uod's name, in (Sottr$niitncn. A 
 proper — , ber (Jigfiinnnif. Christian -. ber 
 iaufiiiinie. A man of -, ein beri'iljinter 
 ■Mfiinn. A traveling—, suppositious-, fin 
 freniber (angeiiemmenfr) 'Diiinie. A friend 
 in -, tin ^reunb bem >}iaiiieii nad). A 
 man. N. by -, fin -)Snnii , >JI. gennnnt. 
 What is his -? ivie Ijcipt er, ivif nennt er 
 fid)? What is the — of tliis place? ivif Ijeipt 
 Differ DrtT To tell one's -, fid) nfiintn. 
 To give a -, (&in)ii6, (fiiifii) in 3liifnii^mt 
 Ob. 'Jlnfi'ljfn bringen. To get an ill -, fid) 
 fiiifii bpfen i)iaineii tiiac^tli. To call names, 
 fdjiinvfen. 
 
 Prov. One had a* good be hanged as 
 have un ill name, giiter 9{iif gfl)t uber 
 91[|f*. If one's — be up, one may lie a 
 bed, iwfr rinmni tint ii 9iiif l)«u, btm foinnit'e 
 ini >£d)ia|f. 
 
 Mttnie, (nngflf. naman, nemnao ; 
 >10tl^. uamnyan) e. a. I. bennincn, iifniifU, 
 Denrnnrii. 2. nrnntn , I'ogfn. 3. (finer 
 5iid)f) frivii()nen , «Diflbung tljuii. 4. fr> 
 iieiiiien. 6. [^.SJfttreiiiirnl brn O?onifn ii. 
 Cie ^i-rfiinfi einfd ^JJferPt* ongeben. 
 
 Name the child, ( l)erilU£ biunit ! i^ttAIIf 
 nut t<r Jorbt! 
 
 Hinilieless, nimeles, ailj. 1. nn- 
 tnriiloi', ol;nf 9iiinirn. 2. unbefiinnt, iinge: 
 niiiiiii. 3. uiiberi'il;iiit. 
 
 ntanmly, nimeli, odf. nnmrntird), 
 Miimiirt), ineberbiibert. 
 
 lliHiiier, ni'mur, i.Qmtt, bn &ntn, 
 (Jtmiif miiiit. beniiint, nut •Rainrn ffiint. 
 
 nimiiesakef nAmi'sake, «. ber 
 Oiiiniciifiiei'i'M. '^iiinieiifi'rtter. (i«n*? 
 
 IVun, nan, U». 2x5.) friTflfllb. pron. 
 
 Hian, (Nancy. Nanny;, ^Jlbflir). 
 inr AiMM, t. >}lniui, ^>iiiiifrtf, '>21ftind)eii. 
 
 UTaiie, ifd)ort.) none. 
 
 ]V»iik(^f*ii, nankeen', f (t^in. SSB-t 
 
 Hinukiii, nankin, 5' loiiCl^fJ 
 ber Olrtiifing (ein 2Jrtiiniiup(ltiijeiifl). 
 
 Urap f nap, (nngelf. hnappian) «. ia^ 
 Sd)Iii|d)>«, ber ©djiiiinmer. 
 
 Afternoon -uap, ta& '^ittnQi\d>\M 
 (t)t». To take a -, ein @d)liifct)en niad)eii 
 
 Mapf v- *>• 1. f(t)lnnimern, niden. 2 
 t fd)liiininfrn. liiberfiiflen 
 
 To lake any one napping, 6tnen 
 
 Ili'np« (nngelf. hnoppa; it. nappa) s. 
 I, bic i)i'opv« <«'" l»<l)e). 2. bie Sloppe, ber 
 ^iirvf (f. Knop). 
 
 N'ap, V. a. [tut^mnd).] noppen (tud)). 
 
 IV»pt?« nape, (niigilf. cnaep) t- bHi 
 («rnicf, bet i)ii<(fen, bif fin'imniiing it6 
 OinrftnS. [ba« 5a5eiijeng, lifd)jeiig. 
 
 1%'tipery, nipure. (fr. nappe) ». » 
 
 llia&plie>V f nav'Tii, Uat. napus) j. 
 Pie atrtf = , Koljlriibf. 
 
 !Vaplitlm ) nap'tAa, (p. (irnb. na- 
 laia; gr. , fi)r., d)nlb. 9S}.) t. Dai iRiivljtlj.i, 
 •Sergol . Srfiiiijl. 
 
 IVapkill, nap'kin. (dim. p. fr. nappe) 
 
 4. I. bii6 ifdfrtud), bie ©erpictte. 2. * bos 
 £d;niipf(iict>, lafc^cutiK^. SuAK. 
 
 KAU 
 
 Maples, ni'pli, (fr. SB.) t. [&et* 
 
 gr.] itiiMpel- 
 
 IVapless, nap'ies, aiU- ^^ffrngen, 
 ■abeiilof, frtljl, fobriifd)einig. Shak. ■ 
 
 Mapper, nap'pur, t. ber ti)d)npp< 
 pen, 1 11 d)rni lifer. 
 
 M'nppinens, nap'peoes, «. I. bie 
 Sd)iafrigreit , bnf 9iirfen. 2. boS Krotiie, 
 ^pdige (eineS ind)e*). 3. bie <5-igenfd)a/^, 
 i<i bai ^iiT fd)iiiinu, iliirf it"!. 
 
 Mappy, nap'pe. adj. 1. ivpflig, frnuC 
 (Ind)). 2. [23pt. J pcljig. 3. fd)anmen> 
 (2iier). 
 
 Mappy, [DiTtl.] ale; to be tipsy. 
 
 Maptakillg' , nap'taking , adj. 
 Sd)liifd)en mod)enb. - *. bet Ufbtrfnn, bie 
 Ufbrrrunipeliing. 
 
 Mar, (fd)ott.) near. 
 
 Marcissus, narsis'si's, (gr. nar- 
 kissos) #. 1. ["yot.J bie Oiiirii|7e. 2. 9iiitii# 
 (©igennnint). 
 
 Hoop - petticoat narcissna, bit grP0< 
 bliimigt 9f(trii(Tf. Poetic -, bit luriBt 9iar« 
 jifje. (bit (Fril.irriing, 9?ftoubniig. 
 
 MarCOJtiM, narko'^ix, (gt. 'lU.) «. 
 
 MarCUtic, narkoi'tik. ( 
 
 MarCUtical, narknickal, ^ " ' 
 
 nntfoiiid), fiiifd)lflfcriib, bitAiiiunb. — adv. 
 Narcot'ically, nnrfpfij'dj, biirt^ (fiifU. 
 giing finer 93etnii(<iiiig. {inirrtl. 
 
 Marcotic, *. bat (5'iMrd)lofi'ning«» 
 
 MarCOticneNS, narkni'tikMe.<.. «. 
 Dif {?igfiifd)iift fiiijiifd)im'ern, bii6 D«iirfp» 
 rifd)f. [fptiii. 
 
 MarCOtlne, nar'k^tin, «. bui 97itr< 
 
 Mard, nard, (|. nardu5) «. I. [bpr.] 
 bie 9iiirbf , ©pift, btr 'Jiarbtnbiilbriiin. 2. 
 bai giiirbfupl. 
 
 Mardine, nar'dine. adj. jii bft 
 5tnrbf n''^^f'3' t*'* ©igfiii'tftiiften bet iJIarbf, 
 Spiff Ijiibfnb. 
 
 Mare , nare , (lat. nares) ». f u. j 
 ba6 ?f?affnlP(^. Hudibras. 
 
 Marrable, nar'rabi, ((At. narrabilia) 
 adj. t frinl)lbiir. 
 
 MArraie, nar'rAte, ((. narro) v. a. 
 trinljlen (fine &t\d)id)te, oiid) in bfin ©inne 
 ppn fd)rfibtn). 
 
 Marratiun, narri'sliun, (Int. nar- 
 ratio) «. I. (bii6 (Srjiiljlen) bie ^rjii^Iung. 
 2. bit erjnijimig, ®ffd)id)te. 3. [3?()ft.] bat 
 (Jrjal)Ien. 
 
 Marrative, nar'rativ, (ft. narratif) 
 adj. 1. frjiiljlenb. 2. gtrne trj(il)leiiD, 
 fd)i«(i^l)aft clllter). Pope. - t. bie (tx^ai)t 
 lung, 0)ff(t)id)te, ber »frid)t. 
 
 Marratively, nar'rativle, adv. 
 crjnl)leiib. [jn^lft. 
 
 Marrator, narri'mr, «. bet Qv 
 
 Marratory, nar'ratiirre, ai(j. ex> 
 jn^ipiib. 
 
 MarrO'tV, nar'ro, (ongelf. neara, 
 nearo, nearu, nearew) adj. I. f tugt, 
 i'd)m<il. 2. 1 a) fiirj (3fit). b) flein, fnapu 
 (25erin6gen ic.) ; bffdiniiift (aStrilnnb). c) 
 giijig; tngljiTjig, fltiiibrnfenb, geinetn (in 
 biffer 9Jtbfiimiig pft in 3iil'nnimeiifeyungcn, 
 J. 2J. --souled, --fcearted ic.)- 3. f 
 
 bid)t, nn^f. 4. i genau, niifmerffntn dim 
 tfrfiid)iiiig !c.). 
 
 Narrow sea , bit «(»f fff ngt , bft <rn(J» 
 pti^. To make -, engrn, ptreKgtn. T« 
 
590 Fatp. dr. fhU. fat. M^, met. F!ne, fin. N4, m6ve. n6r, gSt, 6?l. c]bM. Ti\be. lAh. (&]]. thin. Tt?!«. 
 
 NAR 
 
 bring info a narro'.v compaKi , furj 
 jiiiamtnenjic^cn. To be lodged in a - 
 compass, enge rooljneii. To make oter 
 . to liave a — escape, mit fjeimiict 9?uti) cut: 
 fommen. 
 
 Narrow-bottomed, einen fAmafcn 
 SSoben f)nbcn^, —-breasted, I. T tine 
 f(i)mn(e 93nifl f)a6eub. 2. igeijig; fiigfjcrjio. 
 —■hearted, --souled, engl)crjig, fJciiit 
 benfenB; ftetmnut^ig. — heeled, |"(f)tnnte 
 gerfeii l)a&citb; [9?ognrjiTcif.] jiunngl)iifig, 
 l)iif)ivniigig. --heeledness. bcr 3iv>(ing: 
 l)uf, ^ufjiunng. --leaved, [^vt.] |'d)tunf= 
 blntterig. — minded. (Ifiiilirf) beiifeiiD, 
 UDii f(cin(irt)er Denfiiitgjiirt. --(.pirited. 
 weiiig 93erilnnb ob. GK'iil 6c|l(jen&. 
 
 Marrow, geii>&()iil. pi. Narrows. 
 I. bie ©tmge, I'djiiiole Wi'en'iige, ciinc 
 Diircl)fn()rt, ber cnge Diirctjgniig, G-ngpap, 
 ivonal. 
 
 mfarro'iv, ». a. l. t cngrn, itcreiigrn, 
 cnger, |"(t)iiinler niacben, jiifamnifujii'ljcii, 
 eiiiiifl)en. 2, f (ini ©rritfein nL>iii'f}meii. 3. 
 i ii) jiifiinininit'iifi'sii , jiiMimiieubraiinfn 
 (fine Jrtige 20. b) 6crrf)vnMfcii (bic Sy'''"*!' 
 fetreiiK.); (into) 6e|c()r(iiiffii , ciiirrf)rniifcn 
 (niif). 
 
 IVarrow, v. n. 1. firf) fugen, firf) vet- 
 eiiiien, cnge, ciigcr, frtjtniili'r luerbcii; (infoi 
 fid) uerciigcn (iiD. 2. dm ©rricfeu) iif)iie()j 
 men. 3. [Mcitf.] fiirj treroii, fid) jinaimiicii' 
 brniigen, [Ocrtl.J ben 'iJSlfl^ Hd)kn (u. ^fi't= 
 ben). 
 
 MarrOWing'S , nar'rnings. M. pi. 
 ber rtbgcnommene ll;cil eine5 ©ctunipfe5, 
 b(i5 •Mf'gi-nuninifne. 
 
 Marro^vly, nar'role, adv. I. T 
 enge, fdjnint. 2. ± n) t'erd)rrinft, niif eine 
 6erd)ranftc SCrirc. b) fiirg, geijig, gcnaii. 
 3. T bid)t, nnlje. 4. i a) gcnnii, aiifnifrf: 
 fnm. b) gcnnu ipunftlid);. c; mit geiinuer 
 grotlj (entfomtnno. 
 
 He narrowly escaped being drowned, 
 bfiiinhe lunve cr evtriinfcn. To looli too - 
 into things, "iHflcf jii gcnnti iie()iiit'n. 
 
 Warro Wlies Jl , narVones, I. 1. Tt 
 
 bie ©iige, ©d)ninle. 2. ± a) bic Sx'fdjniiifh 
 J)eit (beS SBcrilnii?)f« , SBerniogen^ !c.). b) 
 bie ^nrg^eit, Jifiigfeit. 
 
 Narrowness of heart, bie ^ngfjerjigi 
 feit. — of circumstances, bie iJicH; , *21r> 
 tiiiit^. 
 
 Mar^val, nar'whal. } s. [3?nturg.] 
 
 IVarwlial, 5 ^^^ ^(irmnil, 
 
 b<\& ©ecinI)L'rn. 
 
 Ma.sal, na'zal, (fr. 5S5. 0. f. nasns) 
 adj. jiir ^in'c grljm-ig , ^lofcii ... 
 
 Ma.«ai, t. I. ber Tiiifciilaut. 2. bie 
 burd) bic iJiviff anrfcnbe Skicnei. 
 
 Pascal, nas'kal, (neiifat. nascale) 
 «. [Wfb.] bns -WiittiTjapidjen. 
 
 IVasCdit, nas'sent, (lat. nascens) 
 ttdj. iverbenb, enrfleljenb , )i)ad)fcnb. 
 
 Maslig^ab , (f4)Dtt.) impertinent 
 chatter. 
 
 Masicornons, nait'ekArnus. ((at. 
 nasus II. coriiu) adj. eiii S^ovn niif ber ^nfi 
 babmi , ^aff^nrM . . • 
 
 IVas<, nast , *. [Ocrtl.] ber llnftnt^, 
 ©djiiiii^. 2. ic,6 Unfraiit. 
 
 IVastily, nastele. ade. I. f fd)Hm< 
 $tQ, iuiprtrl)ig. 2. i fd)nui$i(j ain(ittli(6>. ' 
 
 NAT 
 
 Mastiness, nas'tenes, *. I. T bet 
 ©d)niii$, Unflntfj. 2. ± bie UiifTntljigfcit, 
 UnfTrtK^erei , 3oten. 
 
 ]Vasiy, nast^, adj. 1. 7 fd)tiiu^tg, 
 flflvilig. 2. i fd)niii5ig, unffntfjig , jotcniinft. 
 
 IVasus, ni'sus. (t. 5H3.) «. [5d)t(;i)0l.] 
 ini ^7in^(eiii, ber 3?afe.-, STafenfid). 
 
 Wat, nat, 3lbfiirj. fiir Nathan ael, 
 *. 9iat(>iinneJ. 
 
 Katal, ni'tal, (fr. SSH. 0. int. nata- 
 lis) adj. jur ®eburt gel^orig, ®e6urt«..., 
 SBnter..., untcrfatibifd). 
 
 IVatalifial, natal'sh'al, } ((nf. 
 
 Matalitious, natalisUus.^ nnta- 
 litius) adj. ju Ocmnnbfi (i)ebiirt ob. ffle< 
 biirr^tjrtge gcl;i!n-ig, bcin (yeburtStage einer 
 •i^erfon geii)i.'il)t, ®e('MrtS.., 03ebiirt*t(ig6 . .. 
 
 jVatals, na'iaU, 4. pi. ber £)rt u. 
 Die Stit ber OJcCnirt. 
 
 IVataut,, iia'iant, (Int. natans) adj. 
 [i'.os.i frt)ii)itiiiiienD. 
 
 IVatatioii , nata'shiin, s. f hai 
 ed)u>mii);eii. 
 
 IVatatOry, nAtature, adj. — blad- 
 der . Die ©rt)ivuiniiil>liite. 
 
 IVlttcll, natsh. (ffir notch) t. 1. i<[& 
 .>J)iiiri'rn)ei(, itreiij (eim-^ Od)fen lo. 2. 
 [©d»iii'lDerj bic .Uiiiipflod)rd)riiiiUe. 
 
 Matliless, nai/i ie.s. (angclf. nathe- 
 les) adv. '■'■'■ nid)rf Dc|lo lurniger. M i.ton. 
 
 IVatllllture, nai/t more, ade. 
 nid)tS bcflo mc!)r. Spenser. 
 
 Mation, ni'sliun, (Int. natio) «. 1. 
 bie DiotiDU, bn« 25olf, bic asijlfcrfdjiifr. 2. 
 (einpljiitifd)) eine gi'oge ■OJfrnge, trni 5SoIf. 
 
 IVational, nashunal, (fr. W.) adj. 
 I. eine station betrcffenb , iJir.tioniil. .., 
 <Stn(iU... 2. nflgcniein, offcntiic^, Cnnb... 
 ($l(ige 2c.). 3. feinciM aSiuerlniiCe jugct(;iin, 
 iJiiitioiinf , . , 
 3. He was too n a ti on a I to be impartial. 
 Webster.' 
 
 IVationality, nasliunarieie, (. I. 
 ber ^titioiKilfiirnftrr. 2. ber 25oif6ri)iiinriiin. 
 
 Matioualize, nash linalUe, cfr. 
 nationaliser) v. a. iintiiMtillillrcn. 
 
 Nationally, nashrinalli, adi\ in 
 58ejiig aiif bic ^iiiruMi, nlj eine gonte OTii" 
 tion, ber 'Tiation nad), lunffrhi'imlK^. 
 
 MatiOIialaif^SH, nashunalneii, i. 
 I, idi 3?iUionnle, bic 25oif6tl)iiiniid)fcit. 2. 
 bie gmge Dber ndjiigroGe 25oriiebe filr fein 
 SBiUerlanb. 
 
 Mative, na'tiv, (Int. nativim) adj. 
 1. iiiuiirlid), nngcbiircn. 2. [^JKinemig.] gc; 
 bicgcu, gciund)rcti, 0"iifltcrn... c)Jfetn(I). 
 3. utufirlid) (nid)t filnillui)!. 4. jnr (SJcbiirt 
 gcf)6rig, biird) bie csjcbiirr ertl)cilt, jnni (SJc; 
 biirreorte , jiir 3fit ber ©etjurr gc!)i:irig, 
 Ijciniifd), SSiitcr.., '•Wiitrcr.., (J3cf»urt5 . . ; 
 gefciivtig. 5. iirfpriinglid). Mii.ton. 6-. ivc- 
 fcnrlid) jii Qmai gcl)i3rig, l^crfiiiintnlid), aii< 
 genieffcn (©rrnfe k.). Shak. 7. (to) iter; 
 lunnbt (einer ©rtd>e) , tng I'crbunbcn (tnit). 
 
 Native things, Singe , bie uoii ??ntnr 
 jmatiinicngcliorcn. —country, bie ^finiiUli, 
 biio ajnterlanb. - soil, ber -DJiutrcrbcbcM. 
 
 Mative, *. l. ber (S'ingebornc, Cnnb; 
 6eiD0l}ncr, ini 2nnbe^finb. 2. f itn)5 QV' 
 jctignig, ber @'r}eii3iingfgruiib, iuefentlid)e 
 ®riinb. SiiAK. 
 
 He is a native of Germany, of Ber- 
 
 NAT 
 
 lin, of Stuttgart, er iH ein gebomer 3Deiit» 
 fdjer, aScriiner, ©tntrgarter. 
 
 IVatively, na'iivii, adv. mtuvlid), 
 pen 'Tiiitur ; tirrprilnglid). 
 
 Nativeiiess, na'iivnls, «. t>a& ^n« 
 geborne, ^intilriic^e. 
 
 UTativity, nanv'veie, (fr. nalivite) 
 
 *. I. bie OJebnrr. 2. [9t|lrpl.] bie %uiuitat. 
 
 3. ber ®e&urt6ort. Miltok. 
 
 To calculate one's nativity, S'incui 
 
 bie gfntii'itat fleflen. ['IBiirger. 
 
 IVatka, nai'ka. *. [Ornitf).] cine 'ilrt 
 
 IVatrolite, na troilie, s. COJJinernlg.] 
 
 ber iJiiUrolu , 9ird)cnfnlji'lein. 
 
 Matrou, nation, s. [Cl;etii.] bai 
 ^intniiii, 9lfd)eni'iili , bie ©obn. 
 IVatty, nal'te, f. Nat. 
 Matural, nai'tshilral, (Int. natura- 
 lis; fr. naUircl) adj. I. nnti'irlic^, 9iririir... 
 (jiir ^nriir gelprig, ber ^JtiUiir gcmng). 2. 
 nnti'iriid) ( bent gciu6l)nijd)en (yange ber 
 Singe getnn0». 3. nnriirlid) , ungcjiuungcn, 
 ungefnn licit (ber 2i5nl)rl)eit ii. 5[UirfIid)feit 
 getuii(5). 4. nnri'irlid) (iinrf) bein Seben; mit 
 ber 'Ti.uiir ilbrrcinilaninciiB). 5. unti'iriid) 
 (iHMi ber 3intur erljnltcii). 6. nnturlid) (nidjt 
 gcrffciiPiirt , j. 23. SJeligioii). 7. nntiirlid) 
 (iiid)t geiunltinm, j. 25. Inb). 8. iioii ^hv 
 tiir jnvriid). Shak. 9. iiiuiitlic^ (iiucl;lid)). 
 10. [-Wnf.] nntilrlii-f). 
 2. Poverty and slianie are the natural 
 consequences of certain vices. Web- 
 ster. 3. The gestures of the orator 
 are — . What can be mor^ — than the 
 eircunistances of the behavior of those 
 women who had lost their husbands 
 on this fatal day ? Addison. 4. A — 
 representation of the lace. Webster. 
 Fire and warmth go together, and so 
 seem to carry with them as — an evi- 
 dence as self evident trutlis themsel- 
 ves. Locke. 5. The love of pleasure 
 is - ; the love of study is usually ha- 
 bitual or acquired. Webster. 
 One's natural language, ^cmniibi 
 9J?iitterfprnd)e. - touch, {><[& 3?ntnrgefrn)l, 
 (J3cfiil)l fi'ir Siebe. - disposition, bn^ (Jigem 
 tl;t"iniiid)c. — history, bie 9?iuiirgefd)id)re. 
 - philosopliy. bie iJi(Uiirpl)iUM"opl)ie, i)iniiir» 
 ii;ifyeni"d).ifc (in ftd) bcgrcifeiib: •>Wed)iinif, 
 i?i)brp|lntif , 0».uif, 'Jlilronomie, 6l)emie, 
 •03?iigncriiMmis, (Sleftrijirat ic). —philoso- 
 pher, ber 3inriirfnnbigc, 9iatnrpl)tli'fi'p(). 
 -phenomenon, bie 3{ittiirbegcPeiil)eit , tui 
 iJiaturpljniiLMncn. — fruits, ivilbe, luilb ivndj» 
 fcnbe grii'Dre. 
 
 Matiiral, «• 1. ber Tiaturmeiii'^ct), 
 llmuifTcnCe ; Obiot. 2. f ber (S-tngeborne. 
 3. t fie 'Dintur, 9inrnrnninge , ^larnrgnbe. 
 !Vaturalt.«ill, nai'tshuralum, (fr. 
 naturalisuie; *. I. bcr iWiUUrjUtlnub. 2. 
 [^l)iUi|'.l ber 3tntiirnlii'm , ^intiirginube, 
 25crniiiifrgl<iiibc , Die Ointiirucreljning. 
 
 Matitralist, nat'tsiiuraiist, (fr. na- 
 turalisv-, *. 1- ber ?ri)riirforrd)cr , 9?inur« 
 fnnbige. 2 [-Jjijilor-] ber ^fiUnrnliil, 3?anir» 
 iicrfl)rer, 5iiiriivgliitibigc, 25iTiuinfrglanbige. 
 Matiirality , naiishuial'leie, (fir. 
 naluraliic) s. t fio >)?iltllrlid)fcit. 
 
 ]Vaturalizafi<»ii, nattshurali<a'- 
 shiin. « bic Ginln'irgcriing, yiartiriilifnmin, 
 g^nturnliMrnng , i>cim.ul)rc(t)t«pcriei<nii«4 
 
F^t*f. far. fall. fat. ^U. met. Fine. fin. M, move, n6p, g3t. 6il. c]6&d. Ti\be. tub, fAH. l//in, TIIU. 59l 
 
 . NAT 
 
 Mntaralizef nat'ttluirali^e , (ft. 
 ■ aturnliner) v. a. I. eiii6rir()fril , nAtliralii 
 flren, G'iliein ^fl* j^fim.i tiered) t urrlfiljen pP. 
 «rtl)(ilen. 2. einbiirgerii , in eltie antnt 
 Cpra(bt a(ifMrl)iiien , uerfri;eii , (iiiful)reii 
 <eiu ^ort). 3. (to) in eineni freniPen ^im; 
 tnr(6|1ri(f)e atioduoljneii (lljirre ic.) , a n 
 ciiieni Ortt tiiil^riniird) niad)eii v^jtanteii). 
 4. iinturliif), jur ntiPerii 9?iitiir niiK^cii. 
 4. Cuktom uaturalixei labor or study. 
 South. 
 
 Naturally f nat'talu'iralle. ade. I. 
 nntt'irlid) , oon 'Tf.uiir. 2. iwriirltd), iiiigr- 
 fuiiilelt. 3. nntiirlol) (^em (]eii)ijl)iilii1)cii 
 ©iiiifle ttr T>in(\t qtxme). 4. i>on felb|l, 
 
 WilCl, Ol)IIC 'J^UfQt, D|)II( £||II|1. 
 3. Tlie sfTect or coiisrqiiencF naturally 
 follow!. 4. Every plant iiiiist have 
 grown — in «oiiie place or oilier. 
 I Webster. 
 
 IVaturalneSSf nat'ldniralnes. t. 
 1. Dir iJi.itrivlidjfrit. 2. tit iR.niirliitjfcir, 
 Un(ir)>viniiii^iii^i;it , i<\6 Uwattuniltltt. 
 
 Maturals « uattniiuiaU . «. pi. 
 (inan<S)m. im sing ) [-^Jitb.] die iinturli^cii 
 X>nu\t. 
 
 Nature f ni't^hure, (fr. <S}. , fat. 
 natuin) t. 1. Mie 9iiittir (tai Wdtall). 2. 
 bit iJirttiir <6« ®d)iipfir, fflctt). 3. itt »Jio> 
 tur, t>a6 lOeftn , Me 95rrrf)nffen()fit , ©igeii: 
 fdjrtft (tinti Dinned). 4. bit ^iatnr (.itr at' 
 ti>'oi)nU<t)t C.mf btx Diiige). 5. (t>a« •Jintitrs 
 Qfitty) iit ^atut; by -. ooii 9?atiir. 6. 6if 
 9?iihir, St\b(6f>(((bafft\\l}tit; ba6 iRrttiircfl. 
 7. bi'e %itiir (Pit iinVn'iM<]li(^t 9}ffd)atfeu= 
 ^fit u. (5Tr(t)eiiuMijj t>tt Singr). 8. Die 0?n' 
 tut, nnti"iriicf)e Ciebr I'D. ©ijrtiirdjt, niin'ir! 
 li<i)ti C»rfill)l. 9. 6ie '7?.Uiir (Pn« ©oi^n" 6" 
 fltrftrtffenrii Diiifle). 10. Pie -Jlrt, 5)errt)nff'»' 
 l)tit. II. bit >W.uiir ((SJcfuljle ob. 25il!)ft brr 
 itatiir, Wai)rl)tH, ffiirflid)feit niiflfpiifit ob- 
 geina§). 12. [bilbeitbr Svuiiile] bie 9iatur. 
 13. bie >7f(Uur, Webiirt. 14. 6<i< Sibeii. 
 1. And look throiigh nature up to — '• 
 God. Pope. 4. That event U not ac- 
 cording to — , or it it out of the order 
 of — . BoTLC. 5. A atone by — falls, or 
 incllDes to fall. Bovle. 
 
 8 Have we not seen 
 
 The murdering son ascend hit parent's 
 
 bed, 
 Through violated — force hit way? 
 
 Pope. 
 
 10. A dispute of this nature eansed nils- 
 
 chief to a king and an archbisliop. 
 
 Dryden. II. Only - can please those 
 
 tastes which are unprejudiced and 
 
 refined. Aduison. 13. No man is noble 
 
 by -. Webster. 14. Death and - do 
 
 contend. Smar. 
 
 Good nature, bit (9ut^er}igrett, Wiit> 
 
 tm'itl)i(ifeit , Weindiflfeit, ®fife. HI-, bie 
 
 <{>arte, "SJiiBaimft. rniifte ®rinrif(j6nrt, tlit= 
 
 flffrtflirtffit , l^iifiartigfett. Beyond-, riber= 
 
 tirttfiriirf). -'» mischief. Die ©toriag ber 
 
 itnturlid)en Drbnuiiq. Shar. -'t sale work, 
 
 nnd)lii("l1af ^erfe in bet iJintiir Shar. In 
 
 the - of . . , nl* . . . To draw from - , to 
 
 copy -, nflc^ ber ^iiittir jeirtjiien. To walk 
 
 the way of -, Dell '2Qt<\ Mei 5letf(f)c6 flfljen 
 
 (rttrbeii). In the - he delivers it . tiir fit 
 
 Vrt, rote rr bcnd^trt. Shak. 
 
 NAV 
 
 Nature, v. a. f mit natiiriic^en (2it 
 jjcii|d).ittcii begrtben. Gower. 
 
 Natured, ni'tshurd, adj. (in 3us 
 riiinnienreijniioen; (jcurcet, ...artiq. 
 
 Naturist, natshurist, «. ber 9?atii: 
 rrtliil, (S'lner, ber ber >)iiitiir >}lfle6 jiifdjreibt. 
 
 Naurrag:e, naw friuje. (fr. 'Zi3., u. 
 Irtt. naufraginm) t. t ber ©rt)i(fbru(l>. — 
 Nau'fragout, adj. f i£ict)i|TTu4> l'eriir» 
 fndjenb. 
 
 Nauiflitf niwi, (antjeir. naht, naoht) 
 t. u. adv. 1. Oiui)t«; but ^idjtt. 2. «. (em 
 3iiljljeid)en) bie iJ?'i(I. 
 
 To set at naught, @tivA$ in ben ^in& 
 fd)lii<i«n (nid)t nd)teii). To come to — , tni^> 
 (jlilcfen, niifSlinijfn, ju Jiict)ti luerben. 
 
 Prov. Where naught it to be had, 
 the king must ioke his rigiil, IVD ^l<Sfti i|1, 
 Oil l)iii btr itiiifcr ("em Oiedyt ui-rloren. 
 
 Nau^lit, adii. teinc^iveyd. Faibpaz. 
 
 Naug-lit , •>(<;. i<t>lt(fyt. fnlfd); ni<tf:6: 
 ivurbig, Dure; fdjabitd); uniiidjtii), liebtrlid). 
 
 Be naught awhile, " tjoV (Sudt ber 
 teiifell Shar. 
 
 Naug^litily, niw'tili, adv. fc^Iect^r; 
 uiige)i<(|en, imarn.j; lcid)(|erti<). 
 
 Nau(|-Iitiiiesil, uiw lenet, «. I. bie 
 Sd)l«d)tigfrit , 5Sii«ijeii. 2. Die llnijejogen: 
 Ijeit, Uiinrriijfrit (DerKinber) ; Ceidjtftrtigfeir. 
 
 Naug-lity, niwti, adj. i. -f fc^icctit, 
 bo5ljnft, bofe. 2 f rd)ii-d)t (u. Jni'l)''^" "-)• 
 3. tinnrtifl, unflfji'dcn (i>. Ktnbern). 4 t 
 leid)fferti(] , licberli<t>; |(t>urfi|"dj. -fellow, 
 ber @>til()rnrd)ivtii()el. 
 
 Naulag-e, niw'lidje. (u. gr. naulon) 
 #. t Dii* 5al)raclb, ®d)iff(ielb. 
 
 Nauinacliyf naWmaki, (gr. nau- 
 machia; «. [rf>Ml. '.Ultertl).] I. b(\i Sd)iff> 
 gifr(t)t, 2. btr Drt , wo ®d)itT'jefe(t>te ge. 
 Iicfert luurben, 'ipiii^ )n ©djijfijefedjten. 
 
 Nausea, nAwshia, (uu. 'Ha. v. gr. 
 nautia) «. airt'pruiigl. u. eigeiiri.) bie <Stc> 
 frrtnfl}eit, (bnijer) jebe Aljiiiute Jtnuif Ijett , 
 llebelfeit, ?Wti)iiing jinii (Jri'redjen. 
 
 Nauseate, niw'sh^Aie, e. n. I. 
 (eigeiitiid)) bie Seefronfljeit Ijnben, (boljer) 
 iRtigung jum grbredjen l)nbeu , llebelfeit 
 enipfiiiDen. 2. i (at> ©fel empnnben ober 
 t)i\bt» (uor (5-tiun6). 
 
 Nauseate, v. a. 1. @rel tmpf!iiben 
 oDcr t)<iben vox &tmi\6. 2. mit (j-fel erfiiUen, 
 r(el niiid^en. 
 
 To be nauseated, ft<f) cfeln. They - 
 all, tie efeli 'ilQcS iin. 
 
 Nauseous, naw'shus, adj. efeli^iift, 
 lUiDcrlid), lUiPrig. — nde Nau'seously, 
 efcll).ift, luibfrlK^, mit G-fel. 
 
 NaUSeilUSUeSS, niw'shusnet, M. 
 biH CS'ftlMnfrc, •iUiDerlK^e, Die e-felljaftigfeit. 
 
 Nautic,niw.ik, i^^^ ^^^ 
 
 Nautiual, naw'tekal, ) 
 ticus) adj. iiiiutu'd), *See.., ©d)iff6... 
 
 Nautilite, niw'i«lite, Cj. lat. nau- 
 tilus) t. (Roiid).] Der 3?.intilit. 
 
 Nautilus, naw-telus, (Int. tS}.) *. 
 iSvnd).] Dcr 'Btcikr , iWniitiliii , Die Sct)iff< 
 uiiii'd)fi, ®d)iiTrd)Mtrfc, Dflfi S(^tffbDi>i 
 
 Naval, na vai, (fr. 'SB., v. lat. na- 
 valis) adj. nu6 ®d)i(Tcn beiteljenD, jii <B^\f: 
 fen grlj&ng, ®ee.., ©djiffo.., ®d)itf... 
 
 Naval army, bic Itrifg^fl'^f • ~ officer, 
 ber ©ce;<|jijier. - expedition, Der Seejug. 
 
 MAY 
 
 Naval station. bieTOnrineiTntion. -ttore», 
 Scftiffi-bebrirfniffe. 
 
 Navals, na'valz, «.p/. fbadSerroefen. 
 
 Navarcll, na'vark, (gr. nauarchoa) 
 #. [lift. ®ned)eiil.j ber Oliifi'iljrer finer Slotre. 
 
 Navarcliy, navarlie. ( gr. nnu- 
 archia) 4. bit iB(t)\^\\um\\i' , ©teuerniaiuU* 
 fiinft. 
 
 Nave, niive, ((ingcir. nafa. nafu ; biilt. 
 nav; fd)iu. naf; s. 1. Die ^.ibe (dm 'Jiiibe). 
 2. (Int. navis) bA6 6d)iiT (einer itirdjei. 
 
 The hollow of the nave, bxM ?iiibenli'<ft. 
 
 Navel, na'vl, (iiiigrlf. nafela; t)M. 
 navel; bnn. u.ivie; jeiiD. nafo; fnnsfr. 
 nabha; perf. n;if; Ofnbii) *. I. ("ilmu.J ber 
 g^abcl. 2. i bie -JWirte (eine« SBiilbeS jc.). 
 
 Navel-gall. [ iXofinrjncif.J bie ^ibelf 
 gntle. --ttring, bie iJiobciid)niir. -- 
 timber, [©djiffb.) bai 25aiid)|1il(f ; bie 
 9{ippen. --woods. ». pi. [Sdiitfb.] breire, 
 bicfe J^olicr , in lueldje Die fili'iien geboljrt 
 finb. — wort, [^Ki't.J ta6 9t.ibeifrniit, btt 
 9$enii«nnbel. 
 
 Navet, ni'vet. (fr. navetle) «. bni 
 ®d>iif(fteii nn i){niiit)f'i|7i'rii. 
 
 Nave^v, navil. (angelf. nacpe; Int. 
 napu«) «. Die Stfrfnibe. 
 
 Navicular, nawik'kular. ((. navi. 
 cularis) adj. I. ©d)itfd)en , 3?ii(ften betrefi 
 fenb. 2. ['Jln.it.) niid)eiifbi:mig , fd)ifffbrmig, 
 ©d)iff... - bone, bi\6 (Sd)itft>ein. 
 
 Navi||-able, navvegabl, (fr. 'Si., 
 0. Int. navigrtbilis; adj. fd)iifbnr, fnljrbar, 
 offen. 
 
 Navig-ableness, nav'vigablnet, 
 «. bif ®d)iffbarfiit , Jnljrbnrfeif. 
 
 Navig:ate, navvegate, (Int. navigo) 
 ». n. fd)ijfeii, ffgeiii, fnljren. - ». a. I. tei 
 fdjiffen, befrtl)ren (ein ')Keer>. 2. ileuerii (tin 
 ©cftiff). 
 
 Navig^ation, naw^gi'xhun. (hit 
 navigaiio) *. 1. Dns <Sd)iffeii, JDi'i'djiffcn, bie 
 @d)ifffaljrt. 2. bie ®i1)i|Tmljrt, ®d)itffiiiiDr, 
 ©djifffunfl , ©teiirrmniin^riinil , «Bteiier< 
 funiH. 3. ©i1>iffe (tin >21(lgeiiiriiien). 
 
 Act of navigation. ( (?ngl. | bie 9?<j» 
 uigntion^nftc. Aerial -. Die 2ufrrd)irffiii)vt. 
 Navigation -Rett, —-laws, Die 
 ®d)ifffaI)rtfgnV9e. 
 
 Navig-at4»r, nav'vi^imr , «. ber 
 ©eeinniin, ©etfaljrcr; ©teiierinnnn. 
 
 Navy, nave, (nltfr. n»vye, 0. I. navIs; 
 gr. naus, fnit^fr. iiiin ; nmi. navr, pi'rf, 
 naodan) t. I. bie j^lDttc; (geivii)l)ill.) 2. Die 
 ?}{nriiie , ©eemnct^t (eine6 ©tnnt6; ; oat 
 ©eeiwefen. 
 
 2. The navy of Great Britain la the d«> 
 fenne of the kingdom and itt commerce. 
 
 Navy-billt, ®d)iff6iiptcil (ui'in (}ii<il» 
 foflegiiiin ferOBnrineniiJijfitedt). --board, 
 ba6 (Eii>ilfi)flegiuni ber -Wnrine, ein SMtf 
 giiim vo» OKarinebenHitcn. --office, ein 
 ber 'Jlbmirniitat iiiUfrgeorbncteS ©eegcridjr. 
 
 Nawl, niwi, «. t ber ^friem , Die 
 ^frieine. 
 
 Nay, n4, (frf)m. ney ob. nejj n>. nac; 
 gr. ne> ado. 1. nriii. 2. niid) nl6 *. bni 
 ^ein, bie nbfdjingige 'Jlntiuort. 3. (um eiiie 
 ©teigcriing nnjiiitigeiu fognr, in. 
 
 3. He requested an answer; nay, he 
 urged it. Webster. 
 
 The tiork would not be taid nay, btX 
 
692 Fate, ffir. fail. fat. Mh, met Fine, fin. N6. mhve, n6r, got, 6il, clotid. Ti'iJ.e. tnh. full. i//in, THI*. 
 
 JNAY 
 
 ©tord) lieg fi* "'** nDweifen. Tliere wa« 
 no nay, Dn l)iilf fein 'iCi'iiiern. 
 
 Way, V. a -t fl''i"d)(iirtcn, iicnuciflern. 
 
 l¥»y"»varil, na wikKiT j.tDie iptiinti-- 
 
 (jiiiKi jiiupTicin, 9iftgiiti.i jiim aDiPer|Vriid)e. 
 
 To lean to the nay ward, flcf) Jlim 9S3i= 
 
 beriVnicJ)e nfii^en. Shak. 
 
 mfay^vord , na'wurd , «. 1. * 6n5 
 
 €ticl)iucrt, ®tid)ilivi)rt, Cie Sormia. 2. tic 
 
 flbfi1)Iiiaige aiiitmort. 
 
 If 1 do not gull him into a nayword, 
 tuenn id) ilim iiirt)t folrf)e ®treid)e |>iele, boO 
 er jiiiii £pvid)iuiirte iuiv&. Shak. 
 
 H«azar«.'Mie5iiaiaiciie',«.tifr9iii}iiriicr- 
 Mazarite, naiaute. *. [^irdjcng.] 
 ber giiainrite. — Naz'aritism, *. Cte 
 Cclire Dcr ^injariten. 
 
 Xe, ne, ciinocir.) adv. * 1. nirf)t. (- f\\\' 
 
 bet (id) rtiid) eft in Siiriinmicnrttpuugcn nl6 
 
 eiu 'il3rajixi'>". J- S3, nill ft. ne will, will 
 
 not; nak ft. n e has, has not; nis ft. n e 
 
 is, is not. 2. nod). [«■ * bie (>fl"ft. Shak. 
 
 Meaf, ncfe, (i6l. nefi; fdjl'tt. nieve) 
 
 IVeal, nele, (illigcir. anaelan) p. a. 
 
 + tenipfrircn , niiSiuorni.'n, nii^oliiljeii , enti 
 
 Ijiirten , nllninljlifl I)eij5 nind)cii ob. rtbfuf)len 
 
 ('5}?etn(rc). - r. ti. f im &''"": tf'iipiTiri 
 
 cb. I)cig mcrbcii, crgiiil)cn. Bacon. 
 
 nfeap, ncpe. (u. neb, nib) *. [5i0rb 
 
 fltii.] bie 233aGeiibcid)rel. 
 
 IVcapi (nngi'lf hnipan) adj. nifbrig 
 - tide, niebnge^ 5a3ii|Tcr (in bcr Witte 
 be* 2ten ii. 4ten 97iunM'irrre(i). 
 
 Meap » *• t bii« nicCrigc 2Dnffcr, bie 
 g-f>be. Dead -, tobt aajniTcr. 
 
 Hfeapert, ncpd, iBenea'ped) adj. 
 {War.] ni\i beni ©iinbe fineiib (i>. £d)itfeiu 
 IVeapoIitail, ncapol can, adj. iica; 
 politniiird). - s. ber 9ieiiptnit,infr. 
 
 Near, neie. (nngflf. "«"•, neara; rd)iv. 
 nar, bfln. nier;m. nig; nnl)e) adj. 1. (ber 
 Beit, bem9fflume, 0)ra^e nnd)i iinl)e (eigfiiti. 
 tnit to, bei, geu'[tl;iiliri) ntur ol;iie bines). 
 2. i ai gcrnbc (<S3fg). b) in iuil)fr <Beiicl;ni!g 
 (niit ©tUHiS) fteljfub. c) |' nhl)e (bircii ju 
 l}elfen , bereinvidigi. d) nnl;e, milje iut; 
 ivanbt. e) nal^e, gennn (Sreiiiib). f) tljrucr, 
 n'crtl). g) cerrrnnt (onf einnu pcrrrnurcii 
 5-U0C ftol)enb mit . ..). Shak. Id gemm <.u\<i)t 
 •fret, J. 2J. lUberiVOnng). i) iVarfnni, fnrg. 
 My house stand.s neara river; a friend 
 sits-me; the man fell and was - destruc- 
 tion, mein 5?an6 ftel^t nnl)e bei eineni gltHfe; 
 ein ^rennb fitjt nolje bet niir; bcr 'Mfdnn 
 fif( nnb ivnr bcni tobe \\a\\t. A woman - 
 her reckoning, cinc bcr G"lir6inbnxg nrtl}r 
 15'rau. A version — the original, cine IVfrr 
 trene UebcnV^nng. The - toot, - side of a 
 horse, bcr liiife SSorfcrfiifj, bic linfe ©cite 
 einef <J5fcrbe* (bn, luo man nniftiigr); the - 
 Jiorse in a team. brtS Silttcipffrb , ipiinb 
 Vferb , ber ipiinrganl. To come - one, ndj 
 G'inetn nnljcrn. To come - one's heart 
 ©■ineni ju >))frjen grl)en. They were - 
 being killed, ftc lunvi'ii bfiiiiil)c gctobtft lucr 
 ben, um'fi Seben gcfi'nmim. Am I tome - 
 you now? I;tibe id) c6 Dir iinn niihc gciiiui 
 (jelcgt? Shak. He is - of kin to me , imr 
 finb imljeSBeriMnbre. The eulering --hand 
 into the manner of pci lormaiice of ... eli-., 
 •f tianurO), bii0 niiin i'l)iii' 2Britcre* bir 9lu5: 
 fuljrimg t)ii ... tmrcrnntjin. 
 
 NEA 
 
 Prov. To go as near the wind as one 
 can. fid) nad) ber Decfe ftrerfen. 
 
 Mear, adv. i. ntitjc. 2. nnt^eju; bei: 
 nnl)e, foft. 
 
 Near upon the matter, gnii} nai)e bnran. 
 — at hand, bei bcr ipnnb, nnl)e btibci. Far 
 and -, lueit iu\b brcit. - away, niri)t fern, 
 nid)t lucit biiuon. Nothing — so bad , bei 
 ■ICeitem nid)t fo fd)led)t. -! No nearer! 
 [-War.] Ut'ni 2iCinDe nbgcljiilten! The pay- 
 ment of sucli a sum would go — lo ruin 
 him, bie !8cinl;lung eiuer fo gro^cn (£umnic 
 luiirbe i()n \<\\\ ju ©runbe rid)ten. He will 
 go - to do it, er mirb e6, me e& rd)cint, iu 
 iStonbe bringen , er ivirb e6 fd)iutrlid) ju 
 Stnnbe bringen. He will go — to chave me 
 do it etc.), er fc^eint jn ivutten , t)H$ id) ei 
 tl)ne, t6 ift i» uerninttjen, ^u befurd)[en, in\^ 
 er !c. (nal)ern. 
 
 Wear, c. a. (id) (©incm, einer Qmdjt) 
 
 The ship n eared the l.,nd. Webster. 
 
 Wear, v. n. [yjiat.] fid) n(il)ern. 
 
 Wearest, nereest, isuperl. u. ne<ir) 
 adj. 1. (ber, bie, tai) nnd)fte (2i3efl jc.). 2. 
 nnd)fte (niebrigfte, j. 3). 5j>rctd). 
 
 Wear-liaud, iDerrl.j ia\1, beinnf)e. 
 
 Wearly, nere le. adv. I. f niil;e. 2. i 
 
 a) nai)e (i>criunnbt;. b)nnl)e(angel)CM 6-ineiu. 
 
 c) faft, beinal)e. d) ftirg. e> fnnpp, gemui. 
 
 2. c> The fact is nearly dcmousiraied. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 It nearly concerns me to preserve 
 peace with our nciglibors. b'C. '.'Uifccd)t: 
 crljnltung beg gntcn &tni>erftiinbni(JeB nitt 
 iimVrn -Jiadtb.irn gclji nud) nalje an. 
 
 Weariiiesji , ueie nes, t. I. ^ bie 
 'Jiiilje uo, bcu. 2. i a) bie nal)e 2>cnuanbt: 
 i"d)aft. i>) bic Oiiingfeir, innigc iCcrirauna). 
 feit. c; bie 5iarglHir. d; bie OJeiiaiiigfeit. 
 
 Nearness by marriage, bie 25cr|d)ll)a= 
 geriiug, &d)uuigi'rtd)aft. 
 
 Weat, iieie, (.angt'lf. neat, neten, nitcn, 
 nyien; \Ct)w. not; tm. iibiii s. 1. ba^ i)Cinb>, 
 ipcrnincl;. 2. bnt 3<inb, bie Jliil), bcr JDd)6. 
 
 Neat-cattle, bi\6 ^{inbi'iel;. --herd, 
 per ivnl;l;irt. --house, bcr iviil)|lafl -'s 
 dung, bcr iinl)flaben. -'s-leaiher, iat 
 •jiin^ittxr. -'s-iongue, bie Siiiibfijnnge. 
 
 Weat, (fr. net; it. lielto; |at. Hin- 
 dus; 11). niih) adj. I. nctt, fniibcr, rem. 2. 
 i jierlid) (i£ri)i k.). 3. tiett , jicrlid), nrtig, 
 iiicbiic^. 4. t rem, iini'ernti|d)i, fein (©il= 
 ber tc), nid)t i'erfaird)t(2i3cmic.). Chapman. 
 5. [5paiibcIJ nctti), rein. 6. fleid)icft, nuegc; 
 ipi^t, fcin. 
 1. The vessels are kept neat; the wo- 
 man kneps her house very — . Webster. 
 
 Neat- handed, 1. reiiiljriubig, reinlid). 
 2. gerd)irft. —-handedness, 1 . bie Ci)c» 
 rd)icfiid)feit. 2. bie 9{einiid)feir. — master 
 [■5)ial.] ber .Rleinnieiftet. --weight, [S^nn 
 Cel] ber 9ictio,)fiwd)t. 
 
 Weat, D. n. 1. ben 9?ettobctrag bcftim- 
 nieii. 2. rcinen Qrtrng gebcn, rem bctragcn. 
 
 Weatly , nctele, adv. I. nett, faiibcr, 
 rein. 2. i jierlid) (rebeu ic). 3. nett, lUtig, 
 iiicPlid), jirrlic^. 
 
 WVatiiess, nlte'nls, «. I. T bic?ict> 
 ngfcir , i)(ciiilid)feit , ©aubcrfeit. 2. i aj bie 
 3icrlirt)fcif ( Ce* €>it)l$ K. ). b) bie i){cii,l)cit 
 iDf6 (i)im|7cn* 2i.). 3. bie Jieitujfeit, Si'X^ 
 iiit)fci(, i)iieblid)feit. 
 
 NEC 
 
 Weatress, nete'rls, t. bie SBiebmugb. 
 
 Web, neb, (angelf. ueb. uehbe; iik 
 nebbe vi. nef; bdll. neb. naeb) s. 1. bet 
 »Sd)nabeI (eiiicfi SSogel*;. 2. ± bte Sd)nanie 
 u\n ^annen ic). Shak. 
 
 Webllla, neb'bi'ila. ) ({at. nebulii) s. 
 
 Webule, nlb'buie, i I. ber -Jicrfca 
 ini >!ltige. 2. ['Jlftron.] ber 'Tiebclflerf , iai 
 ?)ie[>clgcftirn. 3. ndy. [5?erlb.) gcwinft. 
 
 Weblllosity, nebbulos'seie. j. ber 
 Biift'T't* , ba (S-tiuad nebeiig, lurlfig ift, bet 
 leid)te, biinne iJiebet. 
 
 WeblllOU.S, nlb'buliis. (lat. nebu* 
 losus) adj. 1. ncbclig , luolfig. 2. nebelid)t, 
 ciiiem 2i3ijifd)cii glcid)cnb. 
 
 Wecessariaii,iiessessa'ieaM.(bef{'er 
 Necessitarian) *. bcr SerrlieiMger bet 
 2el)re uoii ber pl)ikMVpl)ird)eii ^lorhiuciiDigfeit. 
 
 Weces-i^aries, nes'sesKeui^. t. pi. 
 bie Orforberiuffc , iJcfiirfiinTe, 5iwl)iucnbig» 
 feiten (bes Ccbcn* to. 
 
 WeCeSKarily, nes'scs.scrrelc, adv, 
 
 niul)ivenciig, notljiucnbigcr "liJeire (iiiiuirineib* 
 ltd), iinfcl;lbar, nmmiiirtiiiiiid)). 
 
 WecewitarilieSS, nessesserieues, 
 *. bie 3'l^'fl)ll)ell^igfelt (cmce Siiigct?). 
 
 Wecessary, uessessene, (lat. ne- 
 
 cessarius) adj. 1. iiDrlpuciibig , rrt)lcd)fer« 
 
 ftiiigS notl)wenbig. 2. notljnjciibig, erfprPer* 
 
 lid), iiDtljig; do; erfovbcrlid) (iiu. 3. iu'th» 
 
 lucnbig, iiiumigiiiiglid), iiiu'criuciMid). 4. 
 
 i\u6 9fotl)ii)ciibigfcu , gciimingeii l)anbclnb, 
 
 iiid;t frei- 5. f nnfci)ibar , iinuinfti>6iid> 
 
 cSeiuei*). 
 
 4. Whether man is a necessary or a 
 
 free agent is a quest.on much discussed 
 
 WeostcB 
 
 Wecessary, «. - pb. -house, 
 
 Per >2lbrrift, i\\e liciiiilid)c ®cntad). 
 
 Necessaries of lile, 'MtltllbPl'rratlje, 
 Ccben^bePiirfiiiffe. [(. Necessarian. 
 
 We<*.e.*>Kitariail, uessesscraieau, 
 
 Wecessitate, uesessciate. (fr. ue- 
 cessiter) v. a. (Allien iiiul)igeii , jiviiigen ; 
 (>tn)a# lU'tljiucnPig , nijrl;ig, uncrlapiid), mu 
 umgaiigiid) iiind)cii. 
 
 Weces.*iitation, nesesseta'shun, «. 
 t ber 3n'0ng, Pie ^liuljigiing, 56eii\>in8img; 
 i<[6 \)?i3tl)igniad)cn. 
 
 There is a uecessitatiou for one, 
 t (S-iiier ift ia iiptljiucnbig i)t)rl;nnten , niup 
 Pa notl)ii)enPig i'i>rliaiibcn Tein. | bebtrrftig. 
 
 WftCe.SSitied, neses'sitid, adj. -f 
 
 WeceSKitOUii, neses'seius, (fr. ne- 
 cessiteux) a<y. I bebfirfiig, nrni, biirftig- 
 2. burftig (lliiiftanPo. 
 
 WeCe.S.<tit4>IIKIieS8 , neies'seius- 
 iies . J. Pic X)iiriti(ifctt. 
 
 WeCeSMltlKle, ueses'sctude, (Int. 
 iieiessiiudo) 3. I. -|- Pag JBcPiirfiiiB. 2. • bie 
 5reimPrd)a|r. 
 
 WeueSNity, neses'sete, (fat. neces* 
 siias^ *. 1. bie 9iott)ivciibigfcit (.i(\6 iwttf 
 iveiibige Ding, bie Urrad)c, luarnin (S-f»ua6 
 |V iinb nid)f niibcrg ift). 2. bie i)iL>tt)ivenbig* 
 feit (iiiin)iPerftel)lid)e Ci);iuait>. 3. bie yiotl^ 
 lucnbigfrit, iiniiinganglid)c, iinrri>iulid)e>7tort)< 
 luciiPigfeit, llniiiiigaiiglu1)feif. 4. Pie i)?ofl)« 
 luciipigfeit , Uni)eriiieiPlid)fcit. 5. Pie 0?ptl)» 
 luenPigfcit, bcr 3>W'ing. 6. b:c r'Utfti^'fi^ 
 aiiOcrfte 'ilrinuil;. 7. pi. bie SJebutfnuTe, 
 Oioil)Pi4rft. hHA*. 
 
Fate. far. fall, fat. Mc. met Fine. fin. No. inovp. nor. j{i't. 6if. cISi'kI. Tnhe. tuU. full. l//iii. TMis. 593 
 
 KEC 
 
 1. It i« of necemity that tnrd contra- 
 dictory propo«itioiisc!iiiiiot both bv true. 
 AVCBSTEK. 2. — compelled ilie general 
 to act on the defensive. Weustek. 3. 
 The — of funds to support public 
 credit, no man questions. No ni:in can 
 plead— in excuse for crime*. Websteh. 
 4. The — of a consequence from certain 
 premise*. Webster. 
 
 Of nece**it7, ^pr^)luell^i^« Wtxft. 
 To find a - for .. , GTma* fiir iiorl)ii<fiiPin 
 balteil. To be free from the necessities 
 of Ubor , nid)t }ii Arbeitrii briiu<t)en. To 
 make a virtue of -, <\u6 btT '!Wotl) eillf 
 
 IVeckf nek. (niioeir. hnece, hneeca. 
 neeca ; iJilrf. Weititf ; ()i'(I. nek ; \d)\v. nacke) 
 «. J. f a) bn $.114 (om ^Drper;. b) bii« 
 $iilr|1i"irf, D»nrfi!i|h'i(f (D. riiiein5pntiiinel to- 
 e> ttr (UfiH.rfjf !8ll|Vll. 2. i a ) - of land, 
 tie ^rfcnge, Cmibfiige. b) fn ^Mi (fiiir* 
 2i>rri'jnige« it.); tai ^interrljeil dm '^t-. 
 rutrtnic); itv ^luffc^iiirt, tie Jtriiine itinti 
 (BtfnfftO. 
 
 To fall about any one'* neck, ^inrnt 
 mil itn <pillo filflrn. To take any one by 
 the -. G"iiifn btim^alft, btimRratien foffm. 
 To slip one's — out of the collar, i ttn 
 Rcpi aui btx @(f)lin(|« )irl)rn. To lay on 
 any one'* — . (5-iiicm nit(l)(llirn. To break 
 the — of an alfiiir , riiie @ii(i)r rrrritrtii. 
 6a6 Wriile , Sd)ivieri<)rt« fl)iin , inn (it jii 
 UfrJjiilPerii. On the -. <\lt\(b Prtrniif; on the 
 - of another, fllfit^ niif fill rtiieerr^ oB. rtlif 
 fiimtiPet. 
 
 Proo. One mischief conies on the — ot 
 another, rill Uiuiiurf fniiiiiit iVIrrn ndfiii. 
 
 Neck-about, bat 5?i1lf flirt), —-band, 
 ber ii)iiiiPfrrt<irii. --beef. Pa« Jlfitrf> iumii 
 SpM\'t eiiie* 0(1)1111 :c. - cloth. Piif 53til«« 
 tiid), bit 5piilft>iiiPe. --lace, b\\i S>ol^' 
 t>iiii6, bit Jpnl#rrt)iiiir (i«.<J5frliMi ic. >. - -I a c e d. 
 n>ie iiiit eiiirm i?iil6boiitf !)rjfid)iKt. -• 
 land, tif <5-rPriiiie, L'lliiPriigf. --piece, 
 bn« Jp.il^fliirf (nil ^iiriiir^fii ). --verse. 
 fcer 5Bfr6 ecf olflcii ■^i|'illiii6 ..Miserere niei"', 
 6er i!l)riiinu itii (iiirm 25irbrr(t)fr aboflcfirii 
 tviirBf , mil btr Wrd)t6ii)ol)irj}nt Ber JtlrriiVi 
 tl)eill)nftig jii ivrrBen. --weed, | Ber 
 4>oiif. 
 
 IllVck<>rcllier, nek kC-rtshif . } 
 
 IVeckHttt**, nekatei. ^ 
 
 t B<i6 ip<il6tuCt), btr i5)iil6fmgeii (Ber SJriiiirii! 
 jimiiirr). 
 
 IVecked, nekt. adj. (in Siirnmmenj 
 fe^iiiKieii) (joli'm, J. 2). stiff--, |leifl)rtlfi<l. 
 
 IVecrwl<»g^lCnl « nekkrAlodJ^kal 
 adj. tiffri'li'i]i|"ii). — N e c ro 1 ' o g i • t , t. ber 
 ^iffrdi't). 
 
 ]V«^CrulO|t-y,nekkinri/>ji.((]r nekros 
 u. logux)«. J. Mr 9fi'friM0iiie, i'rt>eii#ttff(t)rei: 
 biiiiq. 2. Pet Wrfrplpg, Bn» li'BrenBiid», Bif 
 IpPreiiltile. 
 
 Hiecrwrnancer, iiek'kroman*ur, 
 «• Ber 3'11'i'frrr, ®(t)uiiififriii|linf, Wei|ler» 
 biiiiiifr, Ji'fidrrbrfdimrrer. 
 
 IV^rroinHiicyf nek'kn'unansl. (nr. 
 nekros u. niantris) «. bit (£rt)lViiriflintl, 
 3otiPrrfuii|l ; (i)tri(lcrB(iiiniiiig,Wri|lerl»et'd)i»o= 
 run,!. 
 
 1%'ecruiliniltic , nekkroman'tlk. 
 (Necroutan ' tical ) udj. iai\t>(ri\<t), .3>ll>' 
 
 ^Hfil- ■ dauttch. iVorUrbuch. I. 
 
 ^EE 
 
 btr... — Neeroman' tieally , biirii) 
 Sfluberei. 
 
 Merrontantic, *. Pie^fjniiC'fniiifl. 
 
 IVecroilite. nek kroiilte. f. [O)?!; 
 iieroig.J Per 9iffroiiit, (liiireiiPe JJi-IPiViUl). 
 
 Mectar, nektur, ((jr. iD.) *. I. 
 (-Wpti). u. ?J Ber 9iffrnr, ®orterrninf. 2. 
 Per iJieftnr, jeBe« aiigeneljiiir ffletraiif iiBcr= 
 ijniivf. 
 
 IVeCtareail, nSktl'rean. > 
 
 lli'eCtareUIIS, nekiAieiis, J * 
 ta'real) udj. iiefrarnrtij), Weftiir... 
 
 Mectared, nektiird, adj. iiiir>7tefrar 
 i,'ermird)r, iiefrrtriiiB, I'on I'uii ^ii-ftor. 
 
 IVeCtarial, nektA'r^al, iidj. [SiU.] 
 jum <5)tiiii!ii)ff.iffe flrl)i'ri(i. 
 
 IV«CtarirerOUS,nekturif-ferus.(0. 
 1. nectar ll. fero) adj. [fdvt.] jppiligrrtftljilbfiiB 
 dB. trogriiB. Lbe. 
 
 TVectarine, nek'terr'n, adj. ntttar 
 |Vi§. - *• Pie '}lprifi>|'i:np|l.iiinif. 
 
 !Vec<arize, nek'turtze, V. «. fugen, 
 jug niiidjeii. 
 
 Mectarou8,nek'teru*,ari/ neftiirrng- 
 
 niectary , uek'teil. «. l'9ci.\ Bot 
 5?iMii(i(iff.i», iipoiiigbifj.iiriiig, Ber $ciiiigljiiitfr, 
 iS.itrhiilfrr , *j>iMiigffl(5. 
 
 lV«*rt, ned. ) „, - 
 
 Xeddy, niddi, J 2»M"n""0 fur 
 
 Edward, #. C^'PlliirB. 
 
 IWedder, ne<rdur, (ongeif. ID.) «. * 
 Pie Otiirrrr. 
 
 HTvebur, ifitiott) neighbor. 
 
 IVCtrd , need. diHtKir. nead. neod, 
 iiyd i Ijntl. noo<' ; iVftro. nod ; Piiii. nod) t. Pie 
 •Wi'fl) (Pa« 55fPrirfiiie; Bit «rimul); SBcr; 
 irgiiiheit). 
 
 At need, in time of-, in Ber 9?Ptl). 
 In case of -, ini ij?l>tl)filfle. If - be , illl 
 9iPtl)frt(le , roriKl tt iViii tntij. To have - 
 of . . . lo be ot st;ind in — of .., G"ruM*, 
 finer e.i(l)e peprirtVn , G-fivn* Briuiit)ni . 
 ninljig t){it>tn. What - is there to do it? 
 luo i|l Pir >yii-tl)iueiiPiiiffit, tt ju thiiii y 
 There is no - of it. iiinil Bmilrt)t t6 llii1)r. 
 You had — to mind the bu.sine*», e6 l|^ 
 luohl iiiirmg, Pii^ Pii Pid) mil Pie 6ad)f be. 
 fUlllineriV To do one* needs, fnilr ?ii'fl;: 
 Piirii I'cmdjreii, (iiif Pen Stiiin grijeii. 
 
 Need- not, Per liiiigeiiict)r«. 
 
 Mewfl, (aiigelf. geneadiin. genrdan ; 
 Pnil. n6der) v. a- &mai liorljig liilbrti, 
 brrtiid)fii, eiiier Qacfjt bePi'irfeii, 'Winigfl, 
 i)?pri) ifipen (an>. 
 
 When he must need me, iveilll er gri 
 n&il)igt 111, meiiie ipi'ilfe jii riid)ni. .Shak. 
 
 HiVeil, V. n. 1. -J- iiorljig , iunt)ii<fiiPig 
 
 rein. Locke. 2. (oljne Pie iJjiTriMieii;©'!!?!!!!!!' 
 
 M'lrfen, nii'iften, bnuKteii. 3 Ofi'fl), »»diiigfl 
 
 leitcrt. 
 
 2. And the lender need not fear (brillld)t 
 
 nirt)t JII Brfi'irftten ) he shall be in 
 
 Jured. 
 
 Wliat need you care? mai befiiimnrrt 
 Pirf) Pn*? 
 
 Meeder, niedur, «. (?iner, Per (St> 
 m<\i broiidjr. Per 55ePi'tri'rige. 
 
 MeedTiil, needriil , adj. n5rf)ig , 
 npttjiurnPlg, (for, loj nrrljig fiio. — adv. 
 N ee d ' f u 1 1 y . nrfl)mfiiPigrr iUrife. 
 
 ]W<>driiln«'sii, uied'iuiiios, i. Pie 
 •)iPfniui-iiPiijfrif eiiirr -iiul^f; 'JiJilj. 
 
 ^EG 
 
 ^eedily, nccddcii. adv. nrmfttijf, 
 
 Pi'irffiiV 
 
 ]V<rediuess, neetl'rleiies. «. 1. bit 
 Dfirfriiifeir , Oiorl;. 2. i Pie 'ilriiiiirh cciiie« 
 (i)niiiPe6 jc.i. 
 
 Meedle, niitll. (nngrir. nedl. nnedl; 
 gpft). neili.il: ir. Knathal) #. I. bit ^i.if:-! 
 (Jlini ^7t.ll)CII, ©ritfeM). 2. dliirf) Mariner « 
 -) Pie 'Wfii.iiietiiiiPel. 3. Ber eoniieiijesg r, 
 ©pniieim'tiiVr din ©Pii'viiiiljreii.). 1. ei ;c 
 iinPeifpniiige frnlrtllifirte .3nb|hinj tlbevrv.iiiyr. 
 
 Turning needle, Bie ©itatrnnPfl (Bet 
 Struiiipfivirftr). Dipping -. Pie Oifigmigtfj 
 nnPel Bolt-rope--, [-B?ar.] Die I'eifiiaBef. 
 To groove a -, eine iWiiPei jutViliii. To 
 hit the -, Ben t)Witrei|)iinfi Ber 3ieirft)eibB 
 treffiii. 
 
 Needle-ea*e, Bie '^aMbiidtft. — 
 fish. [0<t)tl)i)Pl.J 1. Pie gee ! ■•)?ieiriiiiPfi, 
 iroinpete, Ber SiiiBrifiid). 2. Dtr eecigel, 
 "-))ieerigel. --furze, [Sor.] Per (viiirlcr. 
 -•maker, Per 5?oBlet. --ore. [-JWiue. 
 rnlfl.J Brt6 OiiiPflerj. — shell, Ber *«» 
 igel. — stone, [>)Kineriilg.] Per'TiiiPriaiiit. 
 --tin, Pti,- •WiiPcljiiine.j. --weed, |'i}pf.| 
 Per 3»aPelfrrbei, Piis 9i.iPclfriiiit. --work, 
 I. Pie ^i.iljiTfi, Sfirferei, >3iiiPeMrbcit, bai 
 <Sii(fiverf. 2. Bie 'Jioijerei Wi Kiiiiil). -- 
 worm, Ber ^ilPeliuiirill. — -xe-lite, 
 l-))fiiiiriiig.l Per '^f.iPtljepiir!). 
 
 IVeedle, v. «. liinilnlle) miPi'lipruii.j 
 bilPen. - ». «• |5iri|7.ulDgr.j iiiiPeitorniig 
 iinrd)ii'6en. 
 
 Meedleful, ne^'dlful. «. per ^(it)t 
 ling iPie i)i>iPi'l uoll gaPen;, Pii« in. mm. 
 
 Ii;eedl«*r, nied'liir, *. :er OfwBlrr. 
 
 nieedlKMit, needles, a J. I. minj|l< 
 fl)ig. 2. " iiid)i uefiirfrig, (iiiwt, Pn >)ii(t)t« 
 bePiUf, Brill '^hA)t6 feijir. — - <«.(». Need'- 
 leskly. pljue Oiorl), iiiiii&rljig. 
 
 MeedlessneMS , needlesne*, «. 
 Pie !li.ii&tl)ig.'iir. 
 
 Meedly, niid'li, udv. MprljiuenPigec 
 ■JCi'iie. iiuAK. 
 
 MeedllK'ttlt, n^ed'mlnt, «. f t>\t 
 ■JJePiiric.iH, Per ^>c£'iirf. Shak. 
 
 Meedna, <i(t)prf.) need not. 
 
 Xeedsi, uceiiii, (nngpif. neile.H) (gc« 
 ii)pl;iil. iM 2)iTLMiiPiiiig iiiit Miu.%1) udv. iipri;* 
 luenPiger 'iiJeiie, i'(t)l(djterBing6, Piirrt)iUie. 
 
 HiU-edy, iieeiie, udj. I. pfirfrii^, 
 tjuiirbePiiririg, nrni. 2. i nrimVlig . Piirftig. 
 
 IVt^ei) iicel, (Neeld, Neld; j. Bi« 
 'TTiiPCl. 
 
 Hfe'er, narc. 3'iriHiimeilJ. ». Never. 
 
 Hie'er-l»e-licklt, ^|■d)or^) abao. 
 
 I 11 1 <■ I y nothing. 
 
 M«<^8«» neeie, f (arnb. mtshna; Oiiil. 
 
 Ili'eex« i 5 "y*«" '> '.>""• '"<'*<"»> 
 
 V. II. * iiiefen. 
 
 Nefse-vvort, [Sof.] Bie 9?ie«)ulirj. 
 
 Hfeeve, lOerri.j the fist. 
 
 Hief, nef, iir. m.) ». t f'l* ®£tlitf 
 etiirr .Uirfl)e. 
 
 IVefandouS, n^fan'dus, (liir. ni- 
 fandus) udj. iiiiMgiK^, i'rrriid)r, griiiilid). 
 
 IVefariOUS, netareus, iliU. iiefa- 
 riiis) adj. ab\(t)tl\U<t) , rd)illlPlld). — o<fl>. 
 Nefn'riously, abrd)'iilid) , i'(t)iMiPltd)ft 
 'HJeife. — N e t a'r i o u « u ess , t. Pie 'ilpi 
 fi1)f iiiirfireit , €(t)iinPiift)rfit. 
 
 MeS'tttiOU) uegasliuu, (1. negatio) 
 
 36 
 
594 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mk, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, nir, got. 6il. cl6inl. Ti"ihe, nib. ffill. t//in, JU\x. 
 
 ISEG 
 
 •. I. (bn« ajfrnfiiifii) 6ie SScriuimmg. 1. 
 [fipfl. 1 "ie aSfviiciiiunfi, 'Tii'grtrion ('&(■■ 
 f(ftm('uug biirrf) 55rriirtniinfl). 3. tie SSer: 
 ndmiitg, 9;i'ivuu>n ceor aui eiiicr iSerueij 
 nimg eiiriiomniciie 23fi»ei6grimt). 
 
 1. It may be proved by way of nega- 
 tion, that tliey came not from Eu- 
 rope, as having no remainder of the 
 arts, learning and civilities of it. 
 
 Hevi.in. 
 Xeg-ative, nlg'gat'v, dat. nega- 
 tivus) adj. I. iHTHf incut (nid)t bcjiiljcnO). 
 2. Dtrneinenb, nrgnriu (iiirfjt ppfiiiu)- 3. 
 veriieiiieiib, iirgatiii (i£;rimnie in SBitiouuu; 
 lumen K.) ; (UiefrfjlieHcnO, ucrfngcuS. 4. 
 I9I(gebr. , OtDui., ^l)i)f.| neg.uiu. 
 
 2. There Is a negative way of denying 
 Christ, when we do not acknowledge 
 and confess him. Soi'tii. 
 
 Negative electricity, negntioe (S"lcftrt; 
 
 jitnt. 
 
 JUeg-aitive, «. l.bieSJcvncinimg. I'er- 
 netnenCe ibtljnnptiing; brr 25iTncinMugj|"iii). 
 
 2. [©rnnini.] Die 23ftiK'iiiiiMg, tai iSiTiici. 
 niingfiucrt. 3. [in gi-|Vi,igit>iiiD. ascnaiunil) 
 bie ufgatioe Ctiniinf, tai 9Seto. 4. £>ic 3iu»! 
 f(t)lie0nng, SJcnV.iiung. 
 
 3. The governor has not a negative 
 on the proceedings of the legislature. 
 
 I but each branch lias a — on the other. 
 Weiisteii. 
 
 Negative pregnant, tie 25ivm'iiimui 
 eineS Binges, U'flrfje bie 23cinl)iing ciiir:- 
 «ntcrit ill fi<^ fd)liepr. In the -, mit 9iiiu 
 (nutiuorten). 
 
 lITeg'ative, ». «. I. ufriieiiieii, tvi= 
 berlegcn, t>a6 OJegentljcil uimi Qtmn& btwd-- 
 fett. 2. [in gfiefsgib. iBirfautnil.] renucrfcu. 
 
 3. niit 9irin i>cniitivorrcn, hiitd) SBcrncinung 
 flbiueifen, nii#rd)lrtgcn. 
 
 1. The onii-ssiv^n or infreqiiency of sncl 
 
 recitals does not negative (he exis 
 
 tence of miracles. Pai.EY. 2. The St- 
 
 ' nale negatived the bill. Webster. 
 
 IVeg'»tiv«ly , neg'galivli, nWtf. I. 
 
 Ueriifiiicut' - mir -DiVin (iintiunteii). 2. ncr; 
 
 Iteineiib, I'rrnrinitng^mcire , negatio, nut 
 
 cine negntioe 2l3fiK. 3. ['^l;i)r.J iieg.uii' 
 
 (rlfftririiT). 
 
 7li'eg"4»t<»ry, neg'gature, adj. -J- i<er-- 
 llfiiiiMib , 95 niriniuig?... 
 
 ?li«'(S"<*i'» iic'giir, nig'gur, *. brr 
 STi'iVT (f. Negro). 
 
 Jki'eflflerkit, (fitrrr.) neglected. 
 
 IVegrlc^Ctv MCglckt'. (IiU. negligo) v. 
 
 a. 1. iieruiid)iiimgfn, ijinMiuVi^cn, nil* brr 
 
 9ld)t Irtffen (f. ^fli.1)r :c.). 'I. Qtmn I'rni.irt); 
 
 IniTigrn, tjiiunniVi^m, niif il)ii hrrnOrrhrn. 
 
 3. I'erioiimrn (I'l-rni'iniinifii, yrrfrhlfii rinc 
 
 (^rlrgeiilu'it u.). 4. -j- inrrctjirl'en. SiiAh. 
 
 2. Among people of good breeding. 
 
 strangers seldom compUin of being 
 
 neglected. Wekstkr. 
 
 To neglect ones self, (id> iuriia(()ltir= 
 
 (Igen , nndji.iffiii luerbrn. 
 
 ]lie{rl*^rt) *- t. bie 5Jfrnnrt)infuguiig, 
 .5>iniaiirr^uiig innrS We id) n ft 5 , rinrr •|.'!rr> 
 fiMt xf.). 2. bie 95rriiiid)liirngiing ibnj 55i'r: 
 iii-irt)i.iriigrn>erbriii. .i. bie SjiMt.iuiVijuiig, 
 llntrriniTiMig, aSirinnniiiiig, Ofidjirrmriruiig 
 4 bie ?f.idM,iiTiofrit. 
 3. .\ eg Ire I ol due uolice and ■illrniioii 
 
 NEG 
 
 to strangers is characteristic of ill 
 breeding. Webster. 
 
 Meg-lecter, nlgllkt'tur, «. &iiier, 
 ber i'eii.od)liiiTiiir- 
 
 Meg-leCtrul, nlglekt'lul, adj. I. 
 nnd)larfig; rm-gio*. 2. gleidjgultig (feiucn 
 'Miitl)eil nf()nieiib). 3. nndjliilTiG - gleidxiiilng 
 ((Slrutgulitijfcir niijfigi'Ub). liiiid)lii|Tujf"- 
 
 To lie u e g I e c I I 11 1 of (StuhI^ Uer; 
 
 Neglectfully, neglektluUe, adv. 
 nnd)iiiiTig, gli'id).iultii). 
 
 IVeg'leCtillg'ly, neglek'tnigle, ado. 
 iind)liimg. niif tine gicid)griirige -lUeire. 
 
 Meg-leCtiuil, neglek'shuu. «. i 
 bie 3i>ia)UiiTis]fnr. Shak. ^ [nodjlnffta- 
 
 Meglective , neglek'tlv, adj. t 
 
 To be neglect ive of.., (5-liun6 Uer- 
 iind)l>irugen. 
 
 JVegiiffee, nlglejcc', (fr. neglige) 
 s. t>Ai ipauefleib , bet .^iiuiBnajug, bciA 
 ^»ri'r(]i'itf!db (bcr 5rnucnjiinmer). 
 
 Hiegligreuce, ncglcjense, (fr. S3. 
 
 0. int. iiegl.Beiitia) *. 1. bie >?Tnd)lii|"|lijfeir, 
 Uiind)t|'nnifiii u\li ein einjelner gn(l) ; (gcs 
 a'oi)Ml. nbci) 2. bie >7ind)ln|Tigfcit, Saiiiu. 
 iVii>)frit^ iynljrhii'fiijftir. 
 
 JVeg-li^^-eitt, ueg'lcjliu, (fr. 333. u. 
 
 int. ncgiigens) adj. 1. nnd)tnr|ig, rniinifelig, 
 
 iiuniljtrnni, fnljrUiriia- 2. (of) glcictjauing 
 
 (ili-gi'Hi, iiidK iid)[eiib (ciiicr <B<id)i). 
 
 'I. Be ihoii negligent of fame. Swift. 
 
 TITeg-lis^'eiltly , neg'Icjentle, adv. 
 
 1. nrtdU.uYiii. 2. glcid);jrilrig. 
 Xt'g-oce, iiegose', (fr. ^. i>. Int. 
 
 ucgoiiimo s. t bcr ijniibcl, it\& ®eiuer&c. 
 
 Ili'e^^Utmbility, neg^.tlieabiriete, 
 *. [>panfi'l| bie lliniVyb.irfdf , {Jnljigfeit, 
 (S-ig>nrd).Uf , ftd) iiegoiirtMi , ucrljauDclu jii 
 MiTiMi , iinu]i'|Vi)f luirbcii jii fi)iiiien. 
 
 Il>es«»*»"*»l*^» "cgiVslioabl, cfr. ne- 
 gociable) «<(/. [ip.uibtlj iinu'cybnr, i>erl)nii 
 bcibnr, fid) utri)anei'ln iniTnib '■pnpier;. 
 
 IVt^g-otiitut, iic^iVshcant, «. t t>cr 
 JSenmrriiT, llnt.rljaiiblfr. 
 
 Ik'eS'<»ti«t«'i, iicgo'sheAte, (fr. ne 
 
 gocicr) v. u. 1. i)aiibfiii (Wifc^nfie mndjeii 
 
 Ob. rreibfii). 2. initiriianboln. 
 
 2. ll is a crime tor an eiubassador to be 
 
 Iray ihc prince for whom he should 
 
 negotiate. Decay or Pietv. 
 
 A man skilful in negotiating, riU 
 gefd)irfrer Uiitfvl)niibU'r. A busy uegotiat- 
 i II g «o:iiau . rin inrngaiitc* ■iUnb. 
 
 7ll'('(»'<lti»<<^, B. a. 1. lipnnbel) nc< 
 ilPjiren uu'rluiiibiln, eiul)nnbelii, riiu'ii -iBcd); 
 fil) do any one, nil O'lnrii) ; iiegojireu iiin> 
 terhnnbrin, rin -3(iiirl)rii ;c.). 2. iintcrljnnbeln 
 (I'rrniitn-in , emeu SBcrtrng lo; abmad)en 
 <cin >'iU-rd)ntr). 
 
 ^Vear-ffnaliflllf iicgAshcii'slinn, t. 
 1. l>:>niibcll bar fiinnbeln, ber ^niibel, t><\6 
 (55erd)ntt; bn6 iJSfrlinnbrln, e-inl)niibelii (einei? 
 ■IGedjiVl^). 2. bie llnriThnnblung, !8crl)nnb> 
 lung (iiuii"d)rn SSolfern u.). 
 
 In negotiation of.., [^niibrl] al& 
 (J)egenini) fi'ir. .. - for time, brr Seiifo'if. 
 To enter into ob. upon - wiih.., Ill Unrir< 
 hniiMiing irrtrn nut... 
 
 N(^Sf|)|i]4(4ir, ncgo'slicalur, t. ber 
 9Srrh,iiiMrvi lliitirli.iiibliT. — Negotia'- 
 irix. « Mr iliiirriinnMirinn. 
 
 ^"»'K«"«**>», lie gicN, *. bie -Tii'.jrriiin. 
 
 NEI 
 
 ISTegTO, nc'gro, e nig'gur, ni'gur, 
 (fp. ii. if. -HJ. , \). Int. niger) t. ber Sieger, 
 --woman, bie 3ipgeriiui. 
 
 Negro-fish, Oa,-tl)i)Pl.l ber nmerifn« 
 nird)f <i}6r«. --land, iJiigritien , iai >Re. 
 gerlnnb. 
 
 Xeg"ii», nc'gus. (0011 bctn d'rflnrer 
 9?rgiiS) *• ein 03iTranf nu^ "lijcin, 2i3nniT, 
 3ucti'r, OJiiit-fiue ii. 3;fi"t'nenrnft. 
 
 Hfeif, iiele. (ii>l. nefi) #. 1. f 6i« Jflurt. 
 
 Shak. 2. t bic Si'ibrigene 
 
 Meig:ll, na, (fliigeir. hnaegau; frf)n). 
 nagga) v. n. iuict)crn (P. i^jfcrbeu). - «. 
 bii^ 'iBii'l)rni. 
 
 JVeig-iiltiir, na'bur, } (nngrlf. neli. 
 
 ]Veij;-iibour, ^ '''"'' nehge- 
 
 bur; 1)d(1. nabuur; fti)lV. nabo ; bnu. nabae) 
 1. ber '7tnd)Unr. 2. t a) ((S-iner, ber niit 
 eineni lllnbi'vu niif ciuein i>ertrnulid)en 'Jiirc 
 lebt) ber D'ind)iMr. .Suak. b) t ber SJcr* 
 traiitc. c) II ber \)rad)|Te. dj [spnnbel] «) 
 ber (»cfd)nftc-treuiib, bt\i bciind)l)nrte ipnitJ 
 belel)nii*, (rf) ber ^inifiirrenr. 3. tia-i >)ind>» 
 bnrlnnb. 4. (in 3>ir>i»iniriifet;iingeii; 6ennd)< 
 bnrr , ^.id)Onr . . . 
 
 IVtrig^libor, V. a. I. flngrenjen, 
 grenjen, HvQ(» nii ©tiunS. 2. f (io> befniint 
 mnd)cn (inio; iinljc briiigru ((Siiiciii). Shak. 
 I. These grow ou the hilU that neigh- 
 bor the shore. Sandvs. 
 Things of neighboring value, dnge 
 pun fn(l gleidjctn •ii3crtl)e. To - it. |( biird) 
 gegenfeirige 23efiid)e freiinbfd)nr'tiid)e SBcrj 
 IjnltuifTe uurcrl^niten. [i)ind)b>ir feiiuSnAii. 
 Meiglthor, v. n. bciind)biirt. feiii, 
 Mei;;^liburltou(l, nabmhud, «. 
 
 1. bie ^findjbnniDnfc iiJ?nl)e, ber nnl)e Dri). 
 
 2. bie 9?nd)bni-fd)nft (bie Ouicftbnrii). 3. bie 
 3?nd)bnrrd)nft (ti\» aSirijnitniM nU 9?n(^>bar>. 
 4. ± bie 3'ind)bnri"d)nfr. 
 
 In the neighborhood of death , belli 
 tube nnl)e. One in the -, ein >)iac<)6nr. 
 
 nieig'illxirill';', nabiiring, adj. 
 bcnnd)bnrr (Oiiii neii ::.). 
 
 7lic;iglib«triiitirs.<« , na'burlenes, 
 t. Me ■Ji,id)iun-iid)iiu, li\6 nnd)brtiiid)e ibe» 
 trniifu. 
 
 ]VeigliborIy , nabuvl^, adj. 1. 
 iirtd)i'nriiil), einem iiuren 9ind)bnr jienieiib. 
 2. geiVdig, >uie ei eiiu'iii giiren Dfndjbnr 
 gejienir. 
 'i. Friend, you are not neighborly. 
 
 Weh.ster. 
 
 A neighborly office, ein giitir, trriii't 
 
 Dieitil. [ciiiein freiiiib|'d)nttiid)cii 5"b^^ 
 
 IV(^i;i;'ltb<>rly, udu. und)bnriid), nu 
 
 IVeij^'libor.sUip, nA buiship, t. f 
 
 bie i?ind)i'nrid)n|t. 
 
 Hit^iKt , (fdjorr.) nigh est; next. 
 ]Vei(iier, ui'Tliiir, (oiigelf. nather, 
 nallior, iiautiici', noutlier ; Int. neuter) 
 pruii. com))., i>r<i>i. adj. feincr, feiiie, tti* 
 ne* (lUMi beibeii ob. inel)reren). 
 
 Neither of them, iveber ber G'iiie, notif 
 ber iiliibcre. — of either, friiicr pon beibrii. 
 SiiAK. To take - part, to be on — side, 
 neiiirnl fein rb. bieibeii. - way, neutral 
 (e* mit iteiurm !)iilri-iib). 
 
 IVeitlier, conj. ober eigentl. pram. 
 1. N e i t her ... iKir, lufber . . lll'd)(or 
 tunre rid)rigeri. 2. u'lt |lii)t e* lu beiii li'9« 
 tern (iJiiibe einer I'criifiutii^en i)5l)riM'c (tit 
 
Fhtf, fnr, f^H, fat M*, met. Floe, fin >4, mhve. n^r. g<^i. iil, cl^ud. Trtbe, tuH. fi^II. (Ain. THi«. 595 
 
 NEL 
 
 ■ or J. 95. Ye »hall net eat of it. - «linll ye 
 touch it. Bible.) nod), .Hid) nid)t. 3. (JlllU*!: 
 Ifii idfUc^t - tinew ©lUj aiif tint giiiii bf- 
 fpiltfre ^fiff , J. "5. : Men come not lo 
 the kiiouli-dge of ide;iii tiioiiglit lo be in- 
 n«te, till iliey C"Uic to the use of reason; 
 nor then -. Locke, ^n rtl'inlid)cil ^hriliiH 
 (jebr.iiid)!!! if&i'd) fitire Oireiier jei^t utber 
 eitiier: (,.nor ilieii either*") ntid) llld)t 
 Nor that — , iiiib fcn# <liid) mt^t. Nor then 
 — , u. niid) ^nIln iiid)r. — i» he »o bad 
 ai..., rtiid) ill er nid)t |V 6eiV, iilS. . . 
 
 IVel^ net. / ('IJbfl'iri. lYir Helena 
 
 Wdly^ nel'li, \ II. Eleanun f. 1. 
 i{)flciin , t'tiid)rii. 1. C-IeiMUTf , Cord)eii. 
 
 Mell, uel, (9Jl'furj. fitr Oliver; t. 
 Cliucr. 
 
 Meilican, nlmc'an. nHJ. Itcmrifd). 
 
 IVt'llieKis, iiemevif, ((jr. QB.) «. 
 {^ii)tl}.) Cie iJ?fmiii« , OCidjCiit'triiin. 
 
 IVeUlulite, iieMi'iii/iliie. ((|r. nemok 
 u. liihox) t. ^fr 5iciiiPlit, fill "iJiiiiniilfiii. 
 
 IVeinura.! f nem'mnral. (Kit. neino- 
 ralii.) adj. jii fiiuMU ^S3nl^l: <ifl)i''ri!i, iCiiiP... 
 
 ]VeinurOllA, ncui'mAiU*, diU. ue- 
 Iiioro>nii< ailj. |Vl1l^i>1. 
 
 IVeiiiH, n^ Ilea . i(\t. 'Si.) *• trr 
 ^I.iiio<icrnii(j , t\c Q-U<\it. 
 
 Mennpltar, iie>i-iiiiiar. <fr. <S}-) 
 
 1. (ibct.] fie ^.iiTfriilif , fcitl'liiiiK, Jfcef: 
 rofr 
 
 lV(*0<lHino<l«, ii^nd'dainAde, (nr. 
 neodiiiHode») 4. [aU. (i>rifd)fiil. ) itx Oico; 
 bnmree, ^ie jimi 'iiiirgrrnt^re jii<]fI.i|Ti'ii«, 
 freini'I'ifTi'iK' 1>i'rHMi. 
 
 I¥e<»la{fiC, iieolod'jik, / «rf/- 
 
 IVeulug-icnl f neolndjekal.^ n(i>' 
 loflifd), nfiiiiird).iffirii, Mtiie ^SJortcr ofc. 91ii*> 
 trfirfe ntiiueiitifiiP. A - dictionary, riii 
 2i3ort<rfriid) iu>n Mfiifiiaji'rrtrn.'lIiiSfrurfeii. 
 
 IVeolOf^lNin f iienrit'iji^ni. rfr. ne'o- 
 logisine) «. Dec Oiiuli>n>^»*. ^>i< »<»< 'B}ort, 
 bfr iifiie aii6trii(f . (log , 6Drad)iieiierer. 
 
 lVe<»loi{-iHt, iiiollojj.t, t. ffr ^7?eo. 
 
 WtfOloitry, ncnl lAje. ((jr. neo« 11. 
 ]ogo«) «. bie iJitDiciiif , drftiibuitg uber We^ 
 braud) iifiirr ^Jliifbrurfr pD. 'iuortcr. 
 
 W«Opliyte, iie'fifite, (flr. neophy- 
 to«) t. I. ber Oifiit'cfcl)rte, 9ii;iiflerrtiifrf. 
 
 2. brr ^Wi'i'ij. 3. ttx ■JliifaiiQer, 9?ciiliiig. 
 4. mid) nl* "'O'- aiiGft)eiiD. 
 
 Meuteric , ncoter'rik, \ (gr. 
 
 IVtrOtvriCHi f neoterr^kal, ^ ueote- 
 roi) adj. lieu, iitiier, imibern. 
 
 Jli'«?oterir, (■ I. brr -}J?i'bernf , iJ?eiicre 
 v'umern 3ti'm iiiuitiH'ri.if)- i. t tir ^t\i> 
 \i\\(\. [3icpr, bie Jln^eniiiiliiie. 
 
 Ilt«^p, nep, (Int. ncpria> «. [^ot.j Dfr 
 
 ^«"P»*lHlie, nipeni/ie, ((^r. nepen- 
 the*) «. t fT 9?epiMitl)f# (cjii Irniiniifeit 11. 
 Umuiitf) ucrtreibciibc^ "JJfirtcl). 
 
 Hieper's ItOliefff ne purz-bonea, 
 (D. '7?iper, belli (yrfiiieeo «. pi. I'ilrirl^m.J 
 bie 9teper'rd)fii Stnbe. 
 
 Meplielill, iief'fellin, \ (P. gr. ne- 
 
 IliepUeliiie, ^P''^'*) *• 
 
 t^iiiemlfl.] ber 3iipl)clm. 
 
 Hfeplietv, iiev vil, (fr. neveu; Jjofl. 
 Beet; fiinSfr. n.fptri) «. 1. itX 'Jieife. 2. f 
 Ux (JiifeJ. 3. t b«r 25eriufliibt«. Hooreh. 
 
 MepliritKf nefrlte, (jr. nephrite*; 
 «• I'JBuur.J btr '3tepljnt. 
 
 Wepliritic, netutiik, ) 
 
 M**pltriti(;Al, nchtiekal, ^ 
 
 i. nepj^ritifd), iliiereii . .. (jii ben iJIiercii gc: 
 
 borigi. 1. iiephnriid). iiifreiifraiif. 3. 3?ifreiu 
 
 rd)mer)eu Ijeiieiib , i)iiereii . . . 
 
 Nephritic wood, \»<\i Oiieretihot}, &xitit 
 
 f)ii|\. - stone, fcer 'Tiiirciiflein. 
 
 Mepliritic, «• COJteb] bn« 97terrn> 
 
 iiiittel. ['7iierciiriir}riiibiiiig. 
 
 ]Vepliriti.<«, nel'reii^. t. [-yHtt.] bie 
 Weplirut<»iny, nefiot tome. (gr. 
 
 iiephios II. tenino) t. [d^it.] ttX ^i(Ceil: 
 
 rd)iiitt. 
 
 Mt^potisittf nep'oiizm, (fr. ne'po- 
 tisnie, u. liU. iK-pos) t. 1. bie 3>irtlid)feit 
 fur Db. gegeii 3i»ffeii. Addiion. 2. btr 9ie! 
 pDri^ni , bie iKeffeiiJ , 25crteriignii)l. 
 
 UTeptunimif neptii nean. adj. 1. 
 )ii »)?tpt4iii Ob. jiini ■''Sicext gil)orig. 2. [PJeol.J 
 iicptiiiiirit <biiri-h Cii6 iHiaffer gebilbfti. 
 
 McptuiiiAiif >«. [®eol.l 
 
 Meptuiiiat, nep'tt^n'tt .^ ber 9?ip> 
 tiiiiiaiier. 
 
 ^«'!ptlllt<*, iiep'luiie. (Idt. Nepiuouo 
 
 1. |-Wi)tl).| Oieptiiii , ber "JKeerergoit. 
 Iir«5re» iieie, = Were not. 
 Iirt;r<?i<lf n^ield. (gr. iiereU) ipl 
 
 Nereide«j «. ['WijtIj.J bie ^Jeretbe, au.i|Kr^ 
 iii)iiiv'f)e. 
 
 IVerite, ner Jte, (fr. 2C.) «■ [Koii. 
 d)il. j bie e(f)ivimmi'4)iie(fe, .^albmoiib. 
 rd)iie(fe. 
 
 Red nerite, bAtf 9totf)(1lige. Livid-, 
 bie bl(iitlid)e (£d)iiiiiiini|(t)iie<fe. White- 
 nipple--, bie •OJfiirterbriiil. Mountain- 
 -. bie glntre Sd)iuiiiimr(t)uerfe. 
 
 IVcsrvef nerv, (lat. nervua) *. I. 
 [9lmit.] bie -Jirroe. 2. bie {Jle(f)ie, (Seljiie. 
 Pope. 3. i a) bie Stnrfe, ftorperjlarfe. b) 
 bie ©eeleiiilarfe , ber 0}?iit(). c) bie Kr.ift 
 (ber g?nd)brii(f). d) ber 9?eru (ber Di5cipliii 
 !c.). 4. pi. l-21rd)ir.] bie Sctmire, 9iippen 
 (an 'iPiVilerbiJgeii jc.). 
 
 A iiinn of nerve, eiii fTarfer Wniiii. 
 Of great nervei, (Inrfiieri'ig. 
 
 ]Vervet ■>. a. flarren (^jeinanb^ ^rni 
 ic). Ames. 
 
 Werved, nervd, adj. [Sot.] mrpig. 
 
 ]lfervele.«iS» nerVles, adj. \. tXA{l> 
 {q6 , ueroeiilof . 2. f fd)ii)nd) , fr.iftlo«. 
 
 Mt^rvilMSy nervine, ((at. nervinu*) 
 adj. [■'Bieb.J iieroeiijlarfeiib. - 1. bai ^tx-. 
 peuinittel , neroeiirtnrfeiibe OJftrtel. 
 
 IVervouSf nervus, (lar. nervosus) 
 adj. I. }ii ben iJiiToeii gel)orig, 9?cri>en... 
 
 2. uerpenreid) neroig. 3. i neri'ig, frafrig, 
 (larf, fraftuod (©djriftileder :c.). 4. neri 
 penfranf , |d)H)nd)e iJJeroen l)a6enb. 5. 
 [■Kot.] — Ob. uervose. iieruig. 
 
 His case is nervous, [^}}2eb.] er ijl 
 neruenfranf. ^ [frnftuod. 
 
 IVervwuMlyt ner'vusii. ado. fr(if(ig, 
 
 JVtnrvouHiiieilSf iier'vtisiie«, (Ner- 
 vosity) «. 1. ber 3»ll>iiib, ta (^nvad aii£ 
 9?eroeii juriinimeiigeieijt ift, bie 'Jteruigfeit. 
 2. bie ©rarfe, Kraft. 
 
 ]¥«rvy, n«rve, adi. fniftig , (Inrf. 
 
 ]Ve8Cl(^UC($f nesh'eeiise. (lat. ne- 
 scio) $. ric Uiimi|Ten(;eit. Bp. Hai.e. 
 
 Meifltf iiesh, (ajtflclf. nesc> adj. •)■ 
 jarr , iveid). Chaucer. 
 
 Hieifll, lies, (angelf. nesse, uyhsv, =. 
 
 ^ET 
 
 nig) fine G'nbfilbe ber WatrniigSivi^rter , frf» 
 bciitft ciiieit 3iii1anb, eiiie &i(]eii)'d)afr, j. 95. 
 ill goodness, greatness. 
 
 Mess, (nose; gr. nesos) a(^ @;ibf 
 filbe uoii Drt^uniiicii, tni 9Sorgebtrge, i. ii. 
 Sheerness (f. Nose). 
 
 Mess, QU'filrj. f. Agnes, I. 9lgiie«. 
 
 Mest, nest, (aiigeir. nest) «. 1. T baS 
 •Tiftl. 2. [-War.] ber «rrb, Sia^tn ibcii 
 am TOafte (fiir ben 2C<i(f)e Ijalieiiben 'OJt.u 
 rrLiffii). 3. i a) (geiooljiil, l> bos iWeil, ttt 
 Sd)llipfl«infe( (J. ^. - of thieves, rogues, 
 bai Cicbfiieil, bie Dicbijfliifc). b) (gfiiniljiil. 
 i)erad)tl. > ba6 9?e|l (em luariiier IColjiiorn. 
 c) bAi !?m1d)eii, fii|l(^eii, ber fleiiie 'yeljal* 
 ttx , bie ©d)ieblabf, j. ib. — "f boxes. iiirl)i 
 rere @d)ad)tiln in eiiiniiber, ein i£d)ai) 
 >£(f)ad)telii. - of drnwers, rill Sd)ranf nut 
 iSc^itblaben ob. Sc^iiblabeii. 
 
 To make, to build one's nest, ni|1eil> 
 
 Nest- c hie k en . batf '7if|lfnd)Ifin. -- 
 cock, i bad iJ?eilfrid)leiii. --egg, 1. rai 
 9?e)1ei. 2. i ber i5>i(fpieiiiiig, ipe(fgn)fd)eii, 
 bie ipetfinniiie. 
 
 Mest , p. n. niflen , (jorilen. 
 
 Mestle , neskl. D. n 1. iiiilen , fi<t> 
 riiiiiij'len. 2. f a) rtil)ig liegen bleibcn (an 
 eiiiem Crte). Bacon, b) iiijltlii (p. ^inbrrni. 
 
 MeStle, p. o. I. to - ones self, ful) 
 eiiiiiiilen. 2. jartlid) pflegen. Chapma.ii. 
 
 Mestliiig*, iicx'liiig. «. I. land) 
 Nesilecock) ber »J»e|lling. 2. -J- ba* 
 •Jifll (ber &d)(iipt'ii)iiifel). 
 
 Mesdinc^, adj. iieii an^gebrutet. 
 
 MeNtOrimi, nesto rean. (V. iStiftrr 
 JTeilpriii*) t. [Kird)eiig.] Per DJeiloriaiitr. 
 
 Met, net, (angelf. net, nyt; t. 1. f 
 ba« 9?e(^ (jiir Oagb). 2. t ba6 "Jitfy , bit 
 JJadflritfe. 3. ba« iWe^, eiiuas Oie^fiiirniigeU, 
 
 A net of wire, ba6 Draljtiieij , (ijitrer. 
 To spread Ob. to lay a -, eiii 9?e$ jlelUn, 
 legen. , 
 
 Net-like, netjformifl. —-man, — - 
 maker, ber iJ?e()llri(ffr. --ways, -- 
 wise, udtt. iifi;fi>riuig. —-work, bai 
 •Jleljiuerf. 
 
 Met, \. V. a. n. p. n. (ein We^) (lri« 
 (fen ; Oteijiuert oerfevtigeii, fiioteln. 2. v. a. 
 mit ^illfe eiiif* ^^e^t* fangfii. 
 
 Met, nfit, (ir. '113.) adj. I. + rfin, a<^t, 
 unperfalfd)t. 2. t rein <iiitl)t ftetfig). i. 
 rein (iJJrofit k.). 4. [^.iiibelj (iiianrf)in. 
 neit) nctto, nett. — weight, bai 5Wefto» 
 flewid>t. tflen. 
 
 Met, r. o. rein eiiibriiigen ob. eiiirra» 
 
 To have netted, iirfro geuiogen t)abeii. 
 
 Metlter, neTH'dr, taiigelf. neotheri 
 ()i)fl. u. bhw. iieder; adj. 1. nieber, jWiebtr... 
 2. nnter, iintere, lliiier... 3. ^ jiir lliircr* 
 ipelt gfl)orig , Uiuer Drydek. 
 
 Nether lip. bie Uiiterlippf. — siutks, 
 f bie lliitcriln'iiiipiV. 
 
 MetlierlHIldSy niTH'urlandz, «. 
 pi. (Weogr.J bie >J?u'birl.iiibc. 
 
 Metlieriitust , neTHurmist, atlj. 
 iinteriTe (tirfilc). 
 
 Mettiug-* netting, «. 1. bai iRe$> 
 iwerf. 2. [OJiar.] bie intjarrifl gefd)liiiiflenf« 
 Seile (iiiu ipaiigetiiarreii ic. jii t^alteii). 
 
 Mettiiig', atij- ilricfeiib, <Bxxid.. 
 
 Netting boxes, ©tri(ffaildjen. - vlcei^ 
 ©tri(ff(^raii6eii. 
 
 38* 
 
596 Fale. far, fall. fat. Me. inei. rine. riii. .No. inov.-. iiOt, ^6i. 6iL .lond. Ti'the. tiib. ffill. t^in. Tills. 
 
 NET 
 
 TVettle, net'tl, (niiflelf. netel. nelele) 
 
 «. (■■»«.] Die gf?i'jyd, a.ireiiiiiii'iT'''- 
 
 Blind oi. dead nettle, tie liiublicficl. 
 
 N e 1 1 1 e - b u » li . 6cr 9tfffi'l|lri1ll(f). - - 
 haiiip, Die <p.iiifiie(|el, toCte Oii-fffl. -- 
 rasli. Dii6 iJii'iTi'lfte^fr . t>"f ?iefffiriid)r. -- 
 tree. Dev 5ie|Tcl> , SivijelbaiMU. 
 
 Mettle, B. o. I. (luie «JiifTeIn, iiiit 
 s)iifyiliu |lecl)tii, fcreniien. 2. i nnu'rii; to 
 be II e 1 1 1 e d at ... , ertittert, nraerlid) fein, 
 fifli iiriiern fiber. . . 
 
 Mettler, nettlur , *. ©iner, ber 
 nr.jevt, reiji. 
 
 IVeurMg-rniiliy, m'lroggraffe. (gr. 
 ueiudii ii.gr.cplio) s. Die >Jt friH'iibefiljrcil'iniii. 
 
 nieurolug-y, nuioliojc. i<\V. neu- 
 ron u. logos) jr. Die ^)ii;uroliHjie, ^irufii: 
 leljre. — N i- u rolog'i cal. uilj- iieovolO' 
 (jifrf). — Ne nrorogis t, *. Der 'Jlicuri'log, 
 9?eruen&fi'd)rri6or. 
 
 MeHr«»|»trr, nuiopiur. ^ (gr. 
 
 ]VenrO|lt«*ra., niirop'lera,^ "en- 
 roll 11. pterou) i. [G'lilotu.j tiiii iifi)firigiline 
 Siffer, DiT i3rinf!i'ii]lrr. — Nc urop'tc ral. 
 ttdj (u Deii 9ii'i)flii!lli'i^i' fli'fj&vin. 
 
 Meiirospsi.St, m'j lovpasr. (gr. neu- 
 rospasm) ». Die ••Btiirifiierre, DiMljrpuppe. 
 
 MeiirotiC, nuiot'lik, (i)l'. nrinnn) 
 
 adj. tieri'eniliirfeiiD. — *. ['MieD.] Dns ^(v-- 
 ueniiiirti'l. 
 
 Meutrotoiny, Burot'tome, (gr. 
 neuron ii. tenino) 4. [9liiiU.] Die ^lerreii- 
 icrglicDeniiifl, iyicu'cnjerloijuiig. — Neuro- 
 tom'ical, orf/. iiciiroroniirc^. Neurot'o- 
 niist. *. Der ^TiTi'ciiiiTgiiePerer. 
 
 Meuter, mViur, dat. 293) adj. 1. 
 jwrieidiS, ueurral. 2. [Wrnmni.] gei"rt)U'rf)r; 
 106, fnrt)lid)en oD. uiigi'iuiiJcn ®i'rd)Ud)r^ ; 
 
 - gender. Dn^ ®iid)gerd)lrc^t , 5jifiirrinii ; 
 
 — verb, Drt6 '•WittdjL-ifiuort, OiitniiiritiDiiui. 
 IVeuter, *. l. Der ^Jieutnile, ^iirrei: 
 
 lofe. 2. txii gefrf)led)tlore, jiir 5-in-tpfrniiiung 
 unfrif)i3e li)ifr. 3. I03nitiiiii.j ia6 9ieiitnim, 
 (jefdjIidjilDfe SBurt. 
 
 Meutral, nu'tral, ndj. I. iieutrot, 
 pnrtfilc^. 2. gleidjgiilrig (niitl;eiIU'^; lueDer 
 flut nod) bofe). 
 
 Neutral salt, [(Tljem.] &n« 9ieiitrn(=, 
 9Kitri'lfn(j. --states, [^u'lir] iiciitrale Wad)tc. 
 
 Meutrnl , s. ttx '^u'uivale, Die iicii- 
 trnle >)Kad)t J.^Pi'r 'Tiiuitni. 
 
 IVeutrali^t, luiualist, *. f Der5ieii< 
 trnlc; Wlnrt)iHiltuK. 
 
 Meutrulity, minarcte. (fr. neutra- 
 liiei J. I. Die 3ii'iiiralitiit , ^iniciUMlilfeir; 
 l-JSiUir.] Die TicutrnlitiU. 2. Die ilMrljeiilofig: 
 hir, 05lrid»gi'ilrigfeit. 3 + Der gleidjgiiltigt 
 SinuiiiD. 4. i(S)ii.imii.] Der (jc|"c^lec<)ilo|'c 3u= 
 (^iiiiD (eiiicf -iv-Hn-ti-e). 
 
 MeutrtllizatiUII, nulralezA'sliun. 
 «. 1. lO'tuiit. I Die Oifiuriiliririmg, SUeru'itiiD: 
 luiiiT 111 eiii'Briftflirtij. I. Die iJiiiitriilulriiiiii 
 t,3iin"irf['iil;niii.i .luf eineii SuuiinD Der iJieii= 
 trniitiu, \nntl)eiiliMuifeit). 
 
 IVcutrHlizc, iiu tiali/.c, V. a. I. 
 iH'urriilii'iren (piivt ilof, rtutljeiiiof iiuidjeiii. 
 2. [Chcui.j neiittiilirirfii, in fin -Wiirtcimii 
 ueriuaiiDelii. 3. t a) iieiirrniiMrcii , iiiiiuirf; 
 f.\m, iiiirdjiiMid) innd)eii < >J5iirri-i>-ii, Die Cp: 
 pcfuion). b; iiiifl)ri'eii, nciitr.ilirireii. 
 'j. b) A iloiiH of counter ciiations tliai 
 aeutiuli/. e eacli oilier. Evckety. 
 
 NEW 
 
 M'eutralizer, nu tralixur, *. iai 
 
 1V1I6 iiciirr.iii|1rt. 
 
 Tlie bast- of a salt is its n e u tra 1 ize r, 
 Die OiriiiiMiige ciiieS (galjef neiitriilirirt ti. 
 
 UTeutruliztll^, nu traluing, udj. 
 
 iieiitriiiifireiiD. 
 
 Neutrally, nutralle, aiiir. 1. t'.eil- 
 trill; gii'id)iiriltig, aiirl;eillo^. 2. [©ramiii.J 
 alj ^iiirnini. 
 
 Mever, nev'ur, (illigelf. naefre) <irfi». 
 1. iiie, iiiniiiii'r, iiiemulJ. 2. - (in aSerbiii: 
 Diiiig nut so, niid) nod) \o, (o |Vl;r oiid), H' 
 ... rtiid)! luirD niif cine eigeiie ^eiiV, cbivol)! 
 gniij rid)r g in folgeiiDcn ii. al)nlid)en ^l;rn: 
 fen grln'iiiid)r: Ask me — so much dowei 
 and gift, (D. Ij. Ask me so iiiiicli dower ns 
 
 - was done") , flU'Dcrt lllir getVPlI I'DH lllir 
 ■OIJorgeiigaDe unD Ci)e|d)enfe. Bible. Be the 
 dislHiice - (ii'<t [near, but] ever) so remote, 
 lueiin Die ^'iirfernnng tuid) nod) fo grop \\i, 
 tnug Die (>'iitferiitnig iiud) nod) fo gro0 feiii. 
 If 1 would - so fain, fo gem id) Olid) luodre. 
 Let iheni be - so rich, nil^ieil fie and) nod) 
 fo reid) fein. ( Dii* in Dirfen iiiiD ohiilid)en 
 "^Mjriifen gemol;iilid) get'riiiid)te ever i|1 iin. 
 ndjriij). 3. feiiietMoegiJ, lUit feme 'lOrife, nid)r. 
 4. (iinnrn.iolinl. fur n o t; nid)r. 5. oft fomint 
 
 - ill 3iMiiii"neiifei)iiiigeii oor, }. 23. — • 
 
 blushing, fri)nnil0j. —-ceasing, — • 
 ending. imniifl;briiit. --d y in g , iiiioer! 
 iofd)iii1) (Jeiur :c.). --fading, iiinu'rioeif^ 
 lid), -lailiiig. niltn'iglid). --meaning. 
 iiid)rpfngeiiD (init'eDeiirenDj. --wasting. 
 iiid)f oerPerbeiiD !C. :c. at— -mass, nni 
 3fiinnier6fiige (nieinalS). 
 1. This man was never at Calcutta; lie 
 will — be there. WkhsteR. 2. A fear 
 of battery, though - so well grounded, 
 is 110 duress. ULACks'io>E. 3. Who- 
 ever has a friend in guide him, may 
 carry liis eyes in aiiuilirr man's head, 
 and yet see — the worse. South. 4. 
 He answered him - a word. Webster. 
 Never since. feitDcni nid)f ivieDer. — a 
 whit. Dnrd)i1ll« nid)t. - heard of. gailj 1111 = 
 erljort. — printed before, imgeDnirft. For 
 
 - so much, iini feinen ^>rei», iiin 'illled in 
 Der 2S3elr iiid)t. -so liitle, ond) nod) fo 
 ivenig. Though - so wise, \i> lucife fie mid) 
 fiiiD, er mid) ill !e. (iiininiermeljr. 
 
 HfeverillOre , nevunnore, aUv 
 
 XevertlieleSS , neviirTHeles'. 
 (never the less) adv. nid)r8 Deilo loeiltger, 
 Deffen iiiigeiid)tet, Deniiod). 
 
 Mevoy, (Dertl.] nephew. 
 
 XCiV, iiu. (ailijelf. iieow ; |)ofI. nieuw; 
 neil ; gr. neos; (nt. novus; fr. iieuf. neuve; 
 ir. una; m. iiewyi; l)inD. nava. iioii ; fanS> 
 fr. iirtwa) <idj. I. § neu. 2. iieii (nid)t alt, 
 Dem llrfpriinge nad), frit f iirjer 3eif gciuad)t, 
 irfiiuDfii , l)eroorgrDrad)i). 3. nen ( feit fnr; 
 jer 3eit entDrrft, rrfd).eiien, Defannt geioor- 
 Deii). 4. neu, moDerii. 5. neu, frifd) ((*•! ic). 
 (). i a) lu'ii (Sefeii k.). b) iinrrial)ren; (lo) 
 iingen)ol)nt diiier ButliO, iiid)t oertrmit (init). 
 c) neiigi'l'oren (fo l)crge!le(lf, Dnfj man luieDer 
 in Den rrtleii 3iii1aiiD iiiriuffoinnii). d) oon 
 feinrr aitrn J'liii'l't al'i'iainineiiD, oon geiiiu 
 grr 5?rrfiiiift; - man. Der d'niprrfoinniling. 
 e) nrii, frriiiD, iiiU'ermiiK, foiiDerDar. 
 6. ») Pill on the new man. Biki.c. b) 
 lleietlcs and such as instilt llieir poi- 
 
 NEW 
 
 ■on into — mind-i. Hooker. — to the 
 
 plow, unpiacliced in the trace. Pope. 
 
 c) Men . afler long emaciating diets, 
 
 wax plump, fat and almost -. Bacon. 
 
 New lands, [iJiorDain.] 11)11 illiegriiDf, un« 
 
 aiigei'aure SaiiDereieu, nod) iiid)r oDer feit 
 
 fiirjer 3eit gelidjtete 2iJalD = , SaiiDfirecfrii. 
 
 - moon, Der DieiitnoiiD. - tonvei i. Der Oieiu 
 befeljrte. - beginner. Der Diriiliiig, '2Jiifan» 
 ger. -publications. [ ^iid)l'anPel i vJiooa, 
 iJiooitaien. - trial. Die 9^'oifio:i (eiiiee >J5rt» 
 ii'lTee). — tricks. 3?eiieriliigeii. - fioai litr 
 sickness, in Der (SJenefiing, giiufeiiD. To 
 lead a - life, cin neue^ (fcejferei') SjeDcn 
 
 liil^retl This is something - t» nu- , Mr^ 
 
 foninif niir eriva^ foiiDerbar oor. Tins is no 
 
 - thing with him. Dir^ ill ilnii iiid)r;- -?ieiie5. 
 
 Vrov. Anew broom sweeps clean, ueiie 
 '3cfeii frijren gut. 
 
 Mew , ade. (in 3ufamiTieii|Vi;iiiujeii) 
 neu, frifd), aufs 0?eu<. 
 
 New-horn, 1. neugebrrcii. 2. ? jung 
 (iagi. --coin, ». a. ueu pragcn , imipra< 
 gen (®elD). --coined, neu erfmiDeii, luu 
 gefd)aftcu (^:a36rter). --come. udj. nen am 
 gefoniinen. --comer, Der ■JluaMiiniltiitj. 
 --cut, eine >!iri jiartenfpii'i. -dress, 
 V. a. neu aufpiiijtit, ficiceii, ,)tirid)ren. -- 
 England, [(iJeogr.j 9ten -• G-nghiiiP. -- 
 tangle, neiieriiiig;Mud)iig. --tangle, 
 (ocrad)tl.) Diird) Oieneniiigen oeraiiDmi; -• 
 fangled, neuuioDifd), neugibatfen , nen 
 ailrgcljecft. — - fan gledn ess, --fang, 
 leness, I. Die '3ieneruiig. 2. tie eiile, affef» 
 iirre -)>?oDe oD. ®ertaif , neue ^)iioDe. -- 
 fashion, — fashioned, udj. lUoDlfd), 
 ueunioDifd). --found, neu entDrrft. -• 
 laid, frifd) griegt (@i zc.). --line, v. ai 
 neu fnttern (iuciDer jo. --make, v. u. 
 neu iuad)en, umf(^a)fen. —-married, ueu 
 oerinal)It. —-model, ». a. neu nioDilii, 
 iimmoDelii. --mold, v. a. iinifonneii, uiui 
 gieijen. —-point, ». a. ooriVii;in, niu< 
 id)arfen. — vamp, v. a. aufOefieru, aiirs 
 pirf en. —-year. Dad 9ieiijnl;r. --yea r's- 
 day.DerTIeiljaljrdtag. --year's-gif l, Da* 
 3ieiijal;rdgefd)eiif. 
 
 Mew, V. a. t neu iuad)eii, erneuen. 
 
 Mewel, nii'il, ». 1. ['Jlrd)it.l Die©piii« 
 Del, Der OJJond) (an SBeiiDeltreppen i. 2. f 
 Die 'Sieuljeii (ini iieiie Ding). .SpEmsea. 
 
 Mewing-, niiing, $. Der 0)afd)f, Die 
 .^rff"- [>oie neu. 
 
 Mewisli, nu'iah, udj. etiwas , fail o9'. 
 
 M'ewly, nii'le, ado. I. iieiiiid), fijri" 
 
 lid), jiingil, frifc^. 2. neu (init einer iieueii 
 
 (Jorin). 3. neu, aiif eine iieue >iat. 
 
 2. And the reiiued mind doili uewly 
 
 fashion 
 
 Into a fairer form Spenser. 
 
 MewiiesN, mines, t. 1. (Dns iHeiie-) 
 
 Die 9ienl)eit (e:iier Sad)*;. 2. i Die lliierfal)< 
 
 reiiljeit. 3. Die 5teiil)i'it , Da« 9ieue (ttion* 
 
 5Jieiie6). 4. Die iJieiieriiiig. 
 
 2. His newness sliained most of the 
 
 others' long exercise. Sidney. 4. And 
 
 happy — that inieiids old right. Suak. 
 
 To walk in newness of life, || in etUiUt 
 neiieii Jebeii ivanDelii. 
 
 Mc^tVS, iiiize . (0. new; fr. iiouTelle, 
 noMvclles) *. (Dieiee atort hat eine <l|>in< 
 raifi. rill , i|l abet bnnai<e iniiner niii einetn 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
Yhf. far. fall, fat. Me, mot. Fine, fm. NA, mive. n6r, -ot oil. riond. Tub<'. ti'ih. full. l//i... TMis. 597 
 
 I 
 
 NEW 
 
 SfitiKCtte mi Siiifliil. orrtiinKn.) 1. ^if 
 giruiadir, 5iciiiofciteii, ^i.u1)ri(f)r . Sfnu'ifl- 
 2. tie iJifuigfeir , bm 3ieiie. 3. tie 3'^'«iii''J 
 
 1. We liave iiew« from Luiidon. — lia» 
 just arrived. TIii» — ii. favorable. 2. 
 It i« no — for (lie weak and poor to 
 be a prcjr to the itiong and licli. 
 
 L'EkTRANOE. 
 
 Tliit ii II e w* to me. tia6 i\\ ttmni^cuet 
 fur mid). U tliere any - Kiirring ? <jlt>t tS 
 tiwui ?t(UC^? Wlial°* (lie bent -? ivil6 i^ibt 
 ee 7(CHt61 I liad - tiiat ..., id) l;.ib« flt; 
 l)orr, nljiclt <J(iid)tid)i, ta^ ic. 
 
 News- man, cer 3"tiiiia^trii(jtt. -- 
 monger, ber ?truit)ftit^fciuiur. --pa- 
 per, bit Sti'ilHfl- — paper-report, t»ir 
 3eituii(jiiia(J)rid>t. --room, b<[& Ccfeiiuw 
 met, Cefffabiiirtt (fur 3«:itfd?rifteii jc). -- 
 writer, ber 3(itiiM(i£rd)reiber. 
 
 IVe«vt, nuip, (iuiammenoe). UPii an 
 cvei; M. bie (Irtne (FiDrdjie. 
 
 IVeM'tOniaJl, niii(>'nian, adj. [$f)i: 
 lof.] iifiutoiiifd) (©i)!lem ic). -*■ ber Siciu. 
 totiinuer, 9Iiil)mi9er ber uemtpiiifdjcn ttljre. 
 
 nTexible, uck'sebl. ( lat. nexibiiu; 
 adj flit itiraiiinieiiriiupfeii IflfTenb. 
 
 IVextf nekst, lailGt-h. next, nexsta) 
 
 tuperl. i<. nigli. adi. 1. iiad)i^ f'^l'jenb (belli 
 
 Crie, nrt<t>); (to) a> ber iiiid)ilc (ben, ber 
 
 crilc (Mild)), ((rtiteiii) ber iuid)iUi b; bid)' 
 
 cber iinlje(bei); (after) fliric^ ( nod))- 2. 
 
 (ber 3eit iind)) uArtiil, fiHiienb, fi'imueiib, 
 
 fuiiftifl. 3. ntirf)|l (biiu OJrabe, ber Qmili! 
 
 (At, belli 9iiiii|]e, :)Ci'd)te, ber iJJeriuaubti'djai't 
 
 ii'-.d)). 
 
 3. One man U next to another In excel 
 
 leace. Ak«ign the property to liini who 
 
 \iA% the — claim. WtuoTEK. 
 
 The next d.ty before or after Emcici. 
 ten iog I'nr eber iiad) Cilern. The - room. 
 ba« erjle, niiriopenbe 3"i""er. - time, rn* 
 ndd)rie 'JJiol; iii Siifmut. - w"y, I. ber imrt) 
 ftc, fi'iricile mjfi]. .Shak. 2. I'ljiie llmu1>iuiit'e, 
 (jerobe ^erniif . Siiak. The - day, bni fliibrrii 
 lafl bnrnilf. A ditficully — to iiiipusulljle. 
 riiie nil b«i6 Uiimogiid)c oren^eiibe @d)iuiei 
 riijfeit. lljeriirtd). 
 
 lli'ext) adv. )iiiin(f)|1 ; gleid) Dorouf, 
 
 It is not material who follows next. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Next before Easter, fliri l)Or Clleril. 
 
 IViUKf ni an, dlnttan eyas) ». l^olflt.i 
 ber i)Ji|ll'.ii(ji Olid) a\6 adj. u. t eiiifiilrig. 
 
 Siib, nib, (^Ubfurillllg fur Isabella) 
 «.. O'iiOeQe. 
 
 IVib, (niigcir. ueh, nebb) i. I. ber £(f)!tA 
 
 frcl (ciiue 25ofltlf). 2. ber £il)iiiU'eI, biv 
 gpi^f (eiiier <aod)«, bei". eiiier £d)reit>febfr). 
 
 niib, V. a. fi)ii)fii (©d)rtii>feferu). - v. 
 n. friuureii, fluudii. 
 
 Xibbed, ninhd. adj. riuru £c()unbrl, 
 eiiie £pu>e i}>)t>i'iiri ciu 3"r>iiiiiiieiirci;tiiitii'ii. 
 ,. •&.) bard--, mir Ijarirr opirje, uiu 0iU 
 tern S<t)ii.il>il. 
 
 IVibble, nii/bl, (u. ni!>) «. a. I. be 
 nagru . beijiiiibbrlii . iioijeii, iernr.ijrii , I.iiiii: 
 fnni eifen i^ber I'rijirii, tiiauprlii. 2. brignir 
 iti'll)alten (brii fiobev luie ^liHitt. Oav 
 
 TITibblef v. n. i. catJ luibrigeii (am. 
 
 2. i fniiiireii, fiinilrirf)trit fliiijelii, friitelii. 
 veriiuiifulu (at.., iibtc). 
 
 2. lustead of retuining a full answer to 
 
 my book, he niuiiifesily n i b li I e s at 
 
 a siiigltf p.issa^e. TiLLOTSo.t. 
 
 IVibble, <■ iiAi -Jliibeigeii. 
 
 kibbler, uib Uiiu . t. l. ber iJtaqer, 
 
 (finer, ber l'tn.iflf, iiaai. 2. t ber iabler, 
 
 ilrutlir. 
 
 MibblillS^Sf nib'bliugz, «. pi. brtd 
 
 aiiiiciMijte, (ifiji'iii'ijjte etucf. 
 
 Mice, iiise. (fr. Nuefe; Nice)*. [PJrogr.j 
 < bte &trtbte) I. >}iic>iii (lu S}itlj9iiieii>. 2. 
 Oiijja (111 Sai>ii|)eii). 
 
 iViCVy (AUijell'. nesc, linesc; iiltfr. nice) 
 udj. 1. ( eigeutlict) ) jart, fiinft; (batjer) i. 
 tecfer, (o|llid) (lieblid), bem (iJei'iljinacfe uad)). 
 3. letter, lerftrljnft , lUiitjitriid), efel. 4. fciu, 
 iiieblKt), t)Ui'\ct), fd^oii, iurlict) >p. tiuem (i)c: 
 luebe, u. S>u'brii :(.>. h. ^ faiiber, iirir, 
 t)ub<d) cBfiibdjeu le.). 6. ilnufl, (jeunu (be. 
 llinimt, rid)iit), puudtid)). 7. (eiiie aiiail- 
 iiil)e^eniiui(jfeit erfurberiibi rc()iv>ieri.j, fdjiuer, 
 fit^lid). 8. (belt oeriiigrieii lliuerfdjieC be> 
 merrcnb) fd>iirf c21uoe) , treifiic^ (^uu|lrid)' 
 teric.), feiii ((^3ei('t)iiia(f ic.). 9. >iiioiliu1), 
 ipiQiinbio. 10. bel)u:fain. 11. germt], uuer' 
 ncblid), uubebeutciib, tleiti, eitet, per>)(t)(lid), 
 ivtuiii). Smak. 12. eiiipniibiid>i i>ir( (leid)( 
 jii bcfd)abigeu to. 13. « iiuilid), iveidjUit). 
 1>. (jtiautert, perffiiiert. Mii.toji. 15. ' 
 fdjiunrt); uiirrifd), fuibifd). Suak. Gowek 
 
 8. A peison ot nice tasie; a — juuge 
 of a subject; - discernmcMt 
 
 WCBSTER. 
 
 9. Curious, not knowing; not exact, but 
 
 nice. Pope. 
 
 lO. Dear luve, continue nice and cliasle. 
 
 DOMHE. 
 
 12. How nice ihe leputalion of the maid! 
 
 ROSCOMMOB. 
 
 To m»ke nice. Aiifjillid), jTriipuipd feiii ; 
 <of) (S^iivii^ i<inVl)iiMi)iii, i<er>id)[eu. 
 
 Hrue. lie is nioie nice than wise, (t 
 ubiTttiibt bie iBorfiiDt. 
 
 Cicely, ni.%e'ie. ado. I. jnrr, auf einr 
 
 jiirte, feiiie -ilrr. 2. geimu (riding, poUfPUh 
 
 mcu); puiif(iid) (t>i6 aiif llleiiiigfeiieii). 3. 
 
 I fauber, uett, \)ub\\1), nieblid), i\txi\<i). 
 
 2. A shape nicely pioportioued; a dress 
 
 — fitted to the body; the ingredients 
 
 of a medicine — proportioned and 
 
 mixed. Wehster. 
 
 To be nicely sensible of a thing , Qt' 
 wa6 iuiierlid> iul;ie». 
 
 ]Viceiie, nlsene',) . ,.., 
 
 ]%iC«ni>» nUe'an.) 
 
 ]%'icenesiif nikenes, «. I. bie 3(ir^> 
 ijeit, 6d)arie, 5eiiil)eit (be» Oefcfjmacff, Ur> 
 ii)eil6 K. ). 2. bie 'Jleiigillidjfeit; (S-iiipfiiib< 
 iirt)feiti ba6 (ubermebeiie) 3iirf<lfful)l, bie 
 Siercrei. 3. bie (i)eiiiiiii{)fcit, puiif[|id)e &(• 
 iiiiuuifett, 3{id)tiijfnt leiiies iSerl)alriii|Ti'e ic; ; 
 ■;ii'ia;tlid)feif , fctreiijie. 4. bte iWteblt(<)fcit; 
 ,^urlid>teit ; itoiiluDfrif. 
 
 niicetyf iii»e.c. «. I. bie ^eiul^eit, 
 «d)iiric (bit Urtl)iii6 !c. ). 2. bie (iJcmiiiiiV 
 ten i^juiiftlidjfi'it, iJeil(iii»itl)fir, 3(id)t ijtrir). 
 .1. Me S'lrerii, bne ubcrtriebciie 3>irtjiiiiii)i; 
 rie (Siiiptiiii"iid)feit. 4. Die .Spinfiiibujti'U (ber 
 l).i<iniriiir lliicevu1)icb) , ©nit'elci. 5. * bie 
 •li5eid)iid)feit, 3'»rriid)feir. 6. bie 3'irrl)tir, 
 Vine, frtioiieiibe, •iJiljuiiMuiifl, €d)iniiiii(j, 
 ^ebuifiinifeit. 7. bit 3>erlict)fiit ; 9iu-b> 
 
 NIC 
 
 Itd)feit; «oilli<(>feit. 8. pi. Me 9««fereirn, 
 £i<fcrlMffi:u. 
 2. So love doth luthe disdainful nicely. 
 Spe:<i«er. 
 6. Lovi' sucli nicety reqiiireK, 
 
 One blast will put out all his fires. 
 
 Swift. 
 Niceties of woids. fpii)iiiibirte ^i»rte. 
 Ihe niceties ..t liot.or. bil6 J.irrc ;s5i-|lll)( 
 im '5>llltftc ber G-hrc. Niceties of politics, 
 pinitifd)e (Mriibeleiiii. To judge wiii. gie«( 
 nicety, trtfflirt) beutUuiUll (of a thing, 
 G'tiu.16), Not to !.taiid upon niceties, i 
 fi'iiif flcriibe I'eiii l.iijeii. 
 
 IVich, uiish.> (fr. niche) «. (9lrd)it.J 
 ]li icUe, Jbie >Jiir(<)e, iSleube, iCniib. 
 uertiifiimj. 
 
 JViclioIas, nik'kolas, t. 97ircilrtu«. 
 St. Nicliolas cleiks, «£piljbllOeil , XtlU 
 fel^i^efedeit. Shak. 
 
 Kicli, nik, (>2t6Mriuiifl fi'tr Nicolauo 
 
 t. itIilUi. 
 
 niick, «. [iicrb. <»?i)r().] bet OTir, bbfe 
 &m. Old -, o ber leiifii. 
 
 IVick, (f4>iv. ni<k; bail, nik; uirfen) 
 *. I. ber ted)fe (p.ifieiibc) *21iiflriil'liif, tciti\(l)t 
 ■ilugtiiblirf, 3eitpuiifc. 2. (i>. bcutfct). Hiiicf) 
 
 a) bet (^iiifd)iiiit, bie Ilerbe. b) bii6 A'erb> 
 l)iilj. c) bie Ked)iiuii(j. d) i bie 2ierid)iiun!j. 
 Shah. 3. (ft. nieiie) bet t)bil)He iOiitf, 
 iriffer. I'rioh. 
 
 In the very nick (of time), flrrabt red)t 
 iiiif beii ^iiiift. Out of all -, • iibnraii*, 
 gaiii unb g>\t, ubet bie '}}rn^ru. 
 
 ]l[ick, r. «. 1. fllucfiid), redit, iwiifjl, )u 
 gelegeiiet 3eit rrttfeu. 2. (f. Notch) a) fir< 
 beii, |ii(fen, eiiiiitxiribeii. b) ferbcii, bunt 
 jwacfeu Db. uiad,H'it. Shak. 3. '■> a) iufnui: 
 lueiipafjen , aiif eiiiiitibrr pnfTeii. Camuen. 
 
 b) p. n. i iibi'riiMiliiiiiuru, v>iffcu; al)iielii. 
 4. * bett'icteii, idjlagcii civie beiiii 'lUiirfeliu ; 
 i>ereitelu; (S-inem emeu Strci^) I'pieleii, rd)a> 
 ben. Smak. 
 
 1. The Just season of doing things must 
 be n icke d, and ail accidents iinpioved. 
 
 LEsTHAieB. 
 
 To nick the time, bie rftfjte 3eit trefffti. 
 
 IVickar, nik'kiir,^^. (tiur.J - ub. -• 
 
 IVicUur, ytee, ber to(t)ii(I'er« 
 
 bauiii. I 'Dticfei, <3^i(feiH>ui(|. 
 
 nrickel, nikkel, 4. [ -JKiiierolg.J ber 
 
 Native nickel, bet ©d)ii)e(t'liiirfel. - 
 ochre, bet 9fi<felb£()ef. - arsenical, bet 9lr» 
 fellifliicfel. — anlimonial-ore, btt 9?icfel» 
 Qliitiiiioiiglaii). 
 
 niickeliCf nikkeli'k, adj. [^fjem.J 
 nitfelmuer. - acid, bie 'Jfufrlfiiure. 
 
 IVicker, nikkur. t. 1. (Oilier, brr 
 nuf b(i6 -JK.iuieu ob. 'Bul)U», nuf fJiantc 
 au6ijel)t. 2. bile iSc^liedfiillldjcu (f. M a r b I e). 
 
 Nicker-pecker, (Oerri.J bet 35iim«« 
 fped)r. 
 
 ??'';**-'' J ICern.] neigh. 
 
 llticklta.(;kM, uik'naks, «. pi. o 
 
 £leniiiiirui'ii, ber liuib. 
 
 iliick-iiMckutii.l Cerri ] t r i n k e t s 
 
 Sbickflitiue) tiikiia<iic. ( fi-. nique 
 u. eii,)l- ii.iiiie ) *. ber eipi>tri, i£rt)iiiipf<, 
 
 ©|)IIJ;, ©Ilrtulllillllf. 
 
 ^'ickiiMitie, »■ a I. (J'iiieui emeu 
 &pi>n;, 6.t)iiiiv|iiiiiucugebeii,(^'iueu, (i'tiva^ 
 
598 FAte. fSr. foU, (h. m. mh Fine. fin. N6. niAve. nfir, 5?6f, 6ii, cl6nd, Tiibe. iiil). full, t/iin, Tfllf 
 
 MG 
 
 niit tintm ©ti(f)efiinmcn bclegcti. 2. Gh»n5 
 fiilid)lirt) beiifiiiieii, neinicn. 
 2. You nickname virtue vice. Shak. 
 
 Mickuiliny, nik'nmne, (Nick'um- 
 poop) *. © I. 6cr elciibe ^erl , tropf. 
 2. t-:r Jpohnrei. 
 
 IVick-stinks, fDfrtt.J tallies. 
 
 Micul»it£U>, nikkolil'itan , «. [^ic- 
 fbfUii.) fcr ^tifolnite. 
 
 Micutia.!!) nikkn'nliyun, (fr. nico- 
 tiaue) iidj. jimi liibnf gi'l;&rifl , Xa&nf..., 
 Inbnf^..., u. <\16 I. bit ia6nfpftniije, bcr 
 i.U'of. 
 
 Mictate, nik'tate, ([(it. nic(o) e. n. 
 niimpern, blilljfU. Nictating d6. nicti- 
 tating membrane, [5llint.] bte 2Jlill,(I)nilt, 
 i)itcfl)aiit. [p«n, 25liM,}Cn. 
 
 Miciation, niktil'»liun, s. t>a6 'mini: 
 
 Mide, Hide, (lilt, nidus) *. f £»ie S?(de, 
 SJnif (TShafniien 20. [SpofTeii, gnppnlicii. 
 
 IVidg-eries, n'djei'i, *. pt. i bit 
 
 IViclg'et, nid'jet, *. f I. ber itopf. 
 2. bie -Winiine. [ fieo) v. n. iii|lfn. 
 
 Midificate, n'd'cfckate, (Int. nidi- 
 
 TtTidilicatioil, nideleka'shun, s. 
 t>{[t >3ii|li'H. 
 
 ^'iliingj>r. Hiding, (nnni'lf- nitliing) *. 
 * Me -^i'i'iiiinie, bft iiic£'eririid)rlj]e Serl. 
 
 Hkidor, ni'dur, ( int 2i3.) *. ber &e-- 
 tiirt), Si fi. 
 
 M^id«>r<>siiy , nidoro»'»ete, *. bo^ 
 9UifiliM"!'''> I'l'" iiiH'trbiiiieteii fttteii ©peifi'ii 
 iiuif bi-ni -Wiififii). 
 
 IV'itlorOU.S, ni'doius, ailj- [^Hid.] 
 faiil, brii'ifin, l)riiiifid)t. 
 
 IVi4llliailt, nid'ji'ilunt, (u. (at. nidii- 
 1 .ri nilj. I'IUH.] nillfllD (Silillf). 
 
 IVidillatfiOll, iiidji'ila sliiin, «. bit* 
 OT^itvit. ^riiriiit, ibrurjeir. 
 
 IVidiiM, 111 dus, (lot. <33.) *. b<[i '7iC|1. 
 
 ]V«eC*^5 ncese, (fr. -niece; lu. nitii) *• 
 1. bii' '^iti1)re. 2. bic SBiriuaiibte. Suak. 
 
 IVie.tt, (fd)Ott.) next. 
 
 ]¥ieve, M'rf)i'tt.) 1 li e fist. 
 
 Xieverii', (IflH'tr.) handful. 
 
 IK'ifl'or^ (|'d)Ott.) an excliange; to 
 e xc li M 11 g c. 
 
 IViffy-nalFy, [Orrt(.]fa>fidious. 
 
 I\'irie, nifl.,*. '■' bic Snppcrfi, ber 
 SJSfijfi'r'iiifl Chaucer. - v. a. U(•rtli^^l•lll, »iTi 
 fdiiiiiiipiMi. (2. ber iJiii(frr 
 
 ]%!«•, n?g, *■ I. bo§ 'ilbfxtfnUyl (u. (J)elbe). 
 
 I%'i};rt^"**f nijcria, t. l^&Dt.] ber 
 SdiiiHirifiinuui'l. 
 
 ^'i<if$fard, nig'gurd, (iv. nig; ^iilcfer) 
 «.. ber .ftiiirfcr, JJilj, .Kiiniifer. 
 
 To l)e a niggard of ..., ^ fnrg, t)au&' 
 hnlrerird) fciii (tiiit), Grtma* r'pnrfain , meiiui 
 inittl)i'ilcil. Be n i g g a r d 8 of advice, ra[l)Ct 
 fpiirfani. Poi-E. 
 
 iVi^-^ard, adj. 1. f fiiicfcrig, filjii). 
 fiirj. 2. i u. ? Mrfl (of, mit). 
 
 Mi^fg-ard, i>. a. -f fpiiriirf) i>eriprflfn, 
 
 (jnuiii riiird)rniifcii, ©iiicii niit G-tiun* nl'fiii' 
 
 bcii ; fpormni bnrreid)eii. Shak. 
 
 JV'ijfJw-arJli.Se, nig'gurdiie, f \ 
 
 Iliii;'$;'airdueSM, niggurdneii, f C 
 
 Mi^Sfardliuess, nig'gurdlenes,) 
 
 ». bie .UiiKferel, gilii^feit, Itornlieir. 
 
 iVi^^ardi.sIl, nig'gurdisli, adj. et> 
 ivai farg fber ftUifl. 
 
 JVig^iy^ardly, utg'gurdle, adj. u. adv. 
 
 NIG 
 
 I. T fnrg, fiiicferin. 2. f farg, fpnrfnni (if. 
 ()iitriim, bebndjrfam). Sidwey. 
 
 Misfg-ardy, ^f. Niggardll- 
 
 Mig- ^n-ardmllip, ^ ne8.s. 
 ^ViSSfiHgr, nig'giiig, t. bni Itippeii 
 
 II. IGippi'ii ((SJcibbi-fdjiieibfii). 
 IVig-jfle, nig'gl. B. n. f fpiefcn , t(iil = 
 
 belli, loffilii. - V. a. (Jineii ,^11111 Seiten (jdbtn. 
 
 Mijjgrler, nfg'gliir, s. ber Sijffler, altt 
 (JJetf. 
 
 IVig-ll, ni, (angclf. neah, nealig. neli) 
 adj. I. T iinlje. 2. t a) iinlje (nalje uenunnbt). 
 b) I! nnlje (Ieid>t jii ert)tilteii, ju erlerneii, 
 bereit). 
 
 IViS'l'j «'*''• •• ? nai)e (u. bem Drte, bor 
 3cit), (to, iH't niid) o()ue bie)V6) in ber iJirtl)f 
 (eiiiefiOrtc*)), nnl)e bei, bei. 2. fnil, bciiiiilje. 
 
 To draw n i g li , fid) iiiiljcru , (to) rilrfeii 
 (nn). To be — ut liand, our ber ll;iir fein, 
 t)ernnri"trfeii. He wa» sick, — to deatli , || er 
 lunr tobtfrniif. 
 
 ZVig'liv v.n.-fl. nn()en, iinl)e fummen, 
 I'ld) luiljcrn. 2. ^eraiirijrfen (u. ber 9?nd)r so. 
 - p. a. 1. (5-inem iini)e fimiineii. 2. i g'ineni 
 ©tiuii^ onfjiU'eii. 
 
 Mig^lily, "I'le, nde. f fail, beina()e. 
 
 j^'ijj-ltiiess, ni lies, s. die ^Ralje (ber 
 3eit, bcni Orre, (^)rnbe iiiid)i. 
 
 ]%'ig'llt) nile, (iini]i-lf. iiilit; (jr. nyx; 
 
 fnn^fr. nisclia; Int. nox; fan. uHt; fd)a>. 
 
 iiiitt; 1)11(1. nagi; 9iild)r; ruiT. nocli ; flnii. 
 
 iio.scli ; ir. nochi; fpail. noclie; fr. nuit) s- 
 
 I. ["Mi'pri).] bie 5iiid)r. 2 f Die 5i.id)t; (ini 
 
 X5nirfd)en rfr mid)) ilbriif. .i. f a; bic Oiiid)t 
 
 (iLibi. b) bie 9i>5d)t (lliiu'ifyrii()cit). o || be 
 
 9uid)t (bai lliiijii'icf). d) tic i)fiui)t (Diinfcl; 
 
 l;eir, Uiitu'arciflid)feit). 
 
 3. a) Slie closed lier eyes in evcrlu.stiiig 
 
 n i g li t . DR\ueK d; Naiure .lud 
 
 nature's works lay iiid in — . Poi>t. 
 
 By niglit, in tlie -, bei OTildjr, 9?ild)t6. 
 To - n i g li t , (jciitc Sibciib. Last - , (]c)lern 
 ■Jlbeiib. Day and -, lag u. Oiad)r, fnil) u. 
 fpnt. The odd -even of-, bic 3cir iini -iiiif' 
 tcniild)t. In the dead time of -, in bcr 
 vSrille bcr 9iad)t. To wish or bid any one 
 good -, ©ineiii (litre 9riid)r, giitcii 'Jlbeub 
 ivuin!"d)en. To lodge, to stay all -, fiber> 
 iuu1)tcn. 
 
 Night - angling , i>(\i 3iiid)tnnneln, 
 ■Jliujcln bei \)fnil)t. --bird, bcr iJiadjtuoj 
 iU'l. --bolt, ber Oiiidjrrirgrl; drop -, eiii 
 9iiid)trirgrl , iiiii bie iljiirc Pom -^ette ai\6 
 ,iiiiiimad)cii iiiib nnfiuiiiiidjcit. --horn. ^ 
 nad)tgi'bi>rcn. --brawler, bcr Ofadjii 
 fd)iuiirmrr. --butterfly, eer Oindjtfniter. 
 --cap. bic ©d)liif.-, ^ITiidjtinui^e. --crow, 
 Dcv ?l»'id)rrii6c. --de w, tcr 3iiid)ttl)nii. -- 
 dog. bcr •Jiad)tl)uiib (bri Ouidjr jnijeiibc 
 ipiliib bcr HillbbicbC). Shak. --dress, bnd 
 Oiiid)tjiiin, bie Oiiid)tfli'iDiiiig. --fall, bcr 
 (liiibnid) bcr 5iiu1)r. —-faring, a) t. bie 
 3iiid)n-cife, tini Oitiitn bei Oiadjr, bie 9ini1)t> 
 fiil)Vt. Id adj. bei 9{ad)r rrifciib. --fire, 
 I. bii* '>iiid)ifciicr. 2. bcr oi-nuiul), bns 3rr: 
 lu1)r. --fluiterer, |(i-iitoni.) i~'er -Jlf>enbi 
 i'i'i)cl. --fly, bie 9iiid)tiiioffe, 9^ad)rfd)nbc. 
 --foundered, ill bcr 3iild)t I'crtrrt Ob. 
 oeriiiiflirirfr. Milton, —-gown, bcr 'Sd)liifs 
 rocf. — - hag, tie '3?ad)tl)cye. --hawk, bie 
 '^iad)rriiie. --heron, bcr -Dfiidjcrciljcr. — - 
 irouk, i. pi. bie .^aanuiiicl. --jar, ber 
 
 NIM 
 
 ^c\dttrabt. — man, bcrSlbfrittfeger ; 5Toct)t< 
 nrbcirer. --mar, — mare, Der 9?rtd)ti 
 nml)r, 9llp. --piece, [-Wni,] tai m<\,t>U 
 \i\hi. --rail, + ber '$iiber.-, gTiiffjrnwnrel. 
 --raven, ber 9?nd)rmbe, 3icgenuiugir; 
 bie G-iiIe. Shak. — rest, bie 9tiu-f)mil)e. 
 -reveling, I. bie 9r,ld)tlii|l. 'i. bflS i?e. 
 rcngrlag --robber, ber >Jiiid)rbicb. -- 
 rule, ber %id)ttiiiiiiilt, bic >7i,u-f)rfit)iuars 
 merci, ©(^niniifcrei, ti<ii (ycing. Shak. -- 
 shade, (nngclf. nilifscada) 1. f t>i\i OiiitJ 
 fcl ber 3?iid)t. 2. [<8ot.) ber %id)rrrf).urcii; 
 deadly-, bie il,i(Ifirfd)e. --shining, in 
 bcr 'Tiiiitt, bei >J?ad)r gliiiijrnb. --shriek, 
 bii5 'Ti.uttgefreifdjf, bcr ©d)rci in ber iWact)!. 
 --smelling rocket, [ <bor. ] bie tmiirige 
 '7iiid)tiiiolc. - - spell , Per Sniibcr gcgcit 
 niid)riiiDe 3iifnf(e, beii ^llp k. --stand, 
 ber 3iii(^rrird). — studies, j. p/. t<\$ Qtus 
 bircn bei 9iiid)t. --time, bie iJi<id)tieit. 
 
 — tripping, bei iJiiii1)r ljcnimfd)Ieid)ciib. 
 --vision, b(]i i)?,id)tncfid)t , bie nndjtlic^)^ 
 gTfd)tiMiing. --waking, imd)tn)acl)cnb. 
 --walk, bcr Spdyieromig bci^fadjr. — 
 walker, 1. bcr 5i.id)tiUiUiPler, iSd)liifa'iiiib« 
 ler. 2. e'iiRT, bcr bei Sf.idjr in bi:>fer 51(>i'ict>t 
 i)i'nim|h-cid)r. --walking, a) adj. bet 
 i)ind)r hern 111 ilrcidjenb. b) *. 1. 6n# .v)rnint> 
 ih-cid)cn, ipcriiniiuanbclii bei ^([d)t in b&fet 
 ■■]U'fid)r. 2. i(\& 9riid)tiuiinbcln , ©d)lnfiunn» 
 Dclu. --wanderer, ber liiid)tlid)e 2Cnt1« 
 fcrer. --wandering, bci i)i,id)t lUiinberilb. 
 
 - - »v a r b I i n g. bei 5i .if^r fingcub. --ward, 
 naii)tiid), |ld) ber i)i.id)t niil;crnb. --watch, 
 c>ie 5iiirt)tii'ad)c. —-watcher, (Jiner, bee 
 bic '7iiu1)r in b5fcr aibfidjt biirdjwiidjt. — 
 w i t cli, Pic '3?iid)tl)cre. 
 
 IVi^lited, 111 led. adj. -f 1. iimiia(()» 
 tcr. 2. i 11. ? binifd, iiiidjng ( Jiirbr). Shak. 
 
 Mi;;lltiug-ale, niie'iirgale, (.lligi'lf. 
 nihic-gale) s. I. bic 9riid)rign(I. 2. (ein £ieb« 
 fofiinggiuorr) bic 5i,u1)ri,)>ill. Shak. 
 
 ]%'igiiti.<«li, niic-ish, adj. }ur i»iic(>t 
 gchorig, i)iiid)t... 
 
 Miglitiy, niie'le. adj. 1. ncubHid), 
 ^fiiidjt... 2. (jebc >}l(\d)t gctljnn; iinrfjriirf), 
 'J?ad)t... - adv. 1. bei >)i\u1)t, in ber i)?rtc<>t, 
 i)iiTd)r5. 2. niid)tlid), icbc i>iiid)t. 
 
 IVigreSCeilt, ni's'C'i'sent, (iat. n 
 grescoi adj. fdjivrtr) iiHTbciib ; fd)iuiirjlifft 
 
 Migl'In, nigrin,^ j. CO^fniaMlg.J iet 
 
 IVigriiie, ) >J?igrin, iirnnrd)i[>rl. 
 
 IVilliiity, neliil'leie. (o. lar. niiiilunO 
 *. bos 9iid)ti5, bie 3?id)tiiifcit, ba6 ^fidjtfein, 
 
 Mile, nile, s. |(i)cogr.J ber iJiil. 
 
 Hiill, nil. (angelf. nillan) v. a. " iiit^t 
 lupllcn, aiiifd)liigeii. - v. u. iiidjt luollen; 
 will he, - he, er tUiig luodcn ^1^er nid)t. 
 
 IVill, t. bie S°»''f£>i beiiii '^robireii iin9 
 ®d)mcljcn be$ 6Tie6. 
 
 IVii<*llieter, niloin'iiietiir, (Nile tl. 
 gr. inetron ) *. bcr ^iiinicfycr, >J?iliiineter, 
 SUJiiifi'ViciiKf <>■■'" Sli}erf)cng). 
 
 IViill, nun, (iiiigclf. iiemnn, nimau; 
 gorlj. iiiiiian) ». <i. * I. licl)iiicil , flrljlen, 
 nionfcn. 2. Onilig iicl^ineii. Ijlinl'. flt'id)fig. 
 
 ]%'iiul>le, iiiin'bl, (IV. nwyv?; a4f, 
 
 N i ui b I r - f oot ed , fd)lic(lflii5ig. — - 
 wilted, uoreilig. I'orivilsig Baco». 
 
 Miinblene.ss, nliii bines. (fNiui' 
 I bless) J. bie (Jlinfl;eit, (^irKt/iigfrir, ®<^imI» 
 , liflfeit. 
 
 :i 
 
FAtf f/ir. foil. r.'t. ML nipf. Finp. ffn. NA. ninv^^. ni^r. -ot. <^il. r]h\^>\. Ti'iSe. tnb. fi^II. i/nn. Tllis. 509 
 
 MM 
 
 nilnibly, nimble, aii». 1. flinf , ()lir< 
 till, utiifd. 'i. leMjiif'r, iiiiiiirer. Shak. 
 
 jVtiiibitN, iiiiii ii^s, iiiu. W.).*- t<x 
 • ^eii!iifnr(t)fin, iJiimlni*. 
 
 Hiiinivty f nun ieie, (lat. niiiiietait) 
 «. t txif 3"i"<l, tfr Ucbfrjliig. (f. Nim. 
 
 IVillillier, niin'MMir, *. f ttt X)itb, 
 
 Miiicuinpoup,<iiiig'liuni;A'>up. (ver 
 borb- l<. uou compos; t. 6 ttt lolpd. (^iii 
 f.iltfpillfel. Abduom 
 
 !Vine, nine, (ncuiii gott). uiuu; lat 
 
 BOllllS) Uilj. IICIIIl. 
 
 Nine day*, of-dnyt, nriilltadifl. - 
 uen'c morrii, eiiie 9Irt 'i))?ril)lcnipiel. A 
 pritoiier - years old, tin cyefiiiigener fi'if 
 neuii 3>ll)""' Shak. [neuu 'TOnffii 
 
 IVine, «. tit 9ieuii. The «acred -, Cu 
 Nine-fold, neiiiitiKi), iieiiiifiiltit]. - 
 h o I e s, «. ;i(. tn^ ^(ttllllKripiCl. --murder. 
 IDrnitl).] trr STeuiuorrer. - pence. #. 
 (iiie ^ilberiiuiiije, iiriiii ^tixct iin 'II3rr(f)r. 
 --pins, I. ]>l. ba6 &tf]cn\>ul, (it fii'ijel, 
 to piny at - Db. a game at -, ftijclii , em 
 firijfirpifl nirtdjen. --score, a) adj. t)H»-- 
 
 bt-rt ti. adftii^. h) t. Me 3iihl l)uii(>ert ii. 
 ad)()i(1- [ganlyiie; udj. iiruilirl)il. 
 
 1%'ineteeil, niae icen, (AMOrll'. iii 
 
 IViiieteeiitli, nine teem/i. a<ij. (ber, 
 tie, ^aj> neiiti)cf)iue. 
 
 MiiietlKtli, nine'teiiA, ltd), (btr, bie, 
 brt<) neuii)i()t1t- 
 
 niinety^ nlne'ie, adj. iicimjia. 
 
 UTillliyy nin'ni, (|'p. nino; lilt, nanus) 
 «. ^et Ircpf, ^iiifel, (S'liifiiUfpiiij'tl. 
 
 Ninn y- hammer, t bee X>ummfnpf. 
 XrPDf. 
 
 IViutll, n{i>l/i, (nngrlf. nigetha, oigolliai 
 ailj. (^er, bie, bn«) neuiite. - #. I'Wtif.j 
 bit \JiiMie, »J?fimtt. 
 
 IVilltlllyf ntntA'li. ade. ntuwttni. 
 
 1%'ip, nip, (l)i'(l. knippea; \A>m. knipn; 
 
 jtllflf, f lieifeil , flieipclli m. cueiviaw; i>iT: 
 
 lUiinrt niit knife, Olldt'll*. cnil; fr. canit> 
 
 ». a. I. I'cf^iieibcii, teigeii, riiciprii , ^luirfrii, 
 
 flrmnieii, preffen. 2. unit olf) nl'fiijiiriCeii, 
 
 n!>i<eigcri, obrneipeii , nb^ivKfiii , abficiii; 
 
 II!. 11^ nbrrtjAlcii (iiiit ben iJr.ifltiii >. 3. i 
 
 a) ^ll# 6"iibe eine* Diiijie^ I'frfetiijf ii , jrr: 
 
 lli'ieii, (bilker) i<eriiii1)reii, jiTnirt)tcii, tiibreii. 
 
 bi iVttneibeii (u. ber 2»\x, Jt.iire), bie niiOcr; 
 
 fliu G-iibeii eiiie« Biiigf* aiiiirrifi'ii , (bnl;er 
 
 nil •Ullfleiii.) beft^iibiflcii, i<frberl>tii,iiii >IlJiirt)*.- 
 
 H)iiiiir Ijinberii. c) t erilorreii iiiadjni (bii* 
 
 SSliir); to be nipt , eriliureii. Shak. A) <\ua: 
 
 Icn , plngeii. e) Gincn biir(^l)rd)ilii, iibtr 
 
 &iiit'u fpotfedi, G-liiriii (S'liid Der|'ci;cn. 4- 
 
 l^.ir.] iVifcii (fe|1inrtd)en). 
 
 3. a) The frost has nipped the corn; 
 
 the plant was nipped in the bud; 
 
 the leaves are nipped. Web-stek. d) 
 
 And sharp remorse his heart di^rick 
 
 and n i p- Spemier. 
 
 To Dip in the bud, f im jteiiiie {llr< 
 fpriiiige) jeriloreii. Nipped ob. nipt, i-um 
 Q\\< fiiiflcfd)U>iTfii, flnrf jjcprrfji (©cfjiffj. 
 
 ^'ip, $. I. ber ^iiiff, 3ii>irf. 3ii"irf. 2 
 ber tieiiif >£rt)iiitt, bns 'J^tnifjiu-iiifii, 'Jlbfiirisi 
 pen, 'Jlbfletiiineii (bei liiipfrilcii iljril^i; ifrt 
 h tt 3. bii* £d)iii(3el, ber Srf)iiiij, bie 3d)iiiJre. j 
 4 bee S5erd)iibifliiiirt (btr (Jiibeii eiiier ^J>f^l^llJC 
 btxilj Die «.ilce), 3«ri1priiiig. 5. bie ©tutelfi, 
 lu bei^eiibe ®arrt)«m, Stic^. 6- ber (ia<^ 
 
 Ml 
 
 (■(f)fn>> t)ieb. 7. (d. beutft^en nippen) bo« 
 <£»tii'irfd)eti, >Sd)li"!tf(t>en, bee Oiipp, 9itpf. 
 
 lliippcr^ nippiir, t. 1. f t>er eponer, 
 -Stiitur. 2. bie Jtralle. 3. pi. a, [ i){i>Marj. 
 licit. J bie '!JKiid><, 5oljleiiial)ne. b, l^iM.u.j 
 bie fiatulaiirjendifleii, 5ieiiiiue om Oliifer. 
 c) ((111(f) pair of-; fie (fieiiiei Saiiae, J>.Mi;f>, 
 >p<iiiriiiii.je. d)rrd)eii if. Nip 7.). 
 
 Hiipperkin, nippUikin, «. bii« ^^i 
 
 I¥ippiii<r, nip piiig, adj. 1. uDrtrf, 
 rdjiitiPiiif liviiiiej. 2. beiiieiib (>£(t)iri). 
 
 Alippillg^ly, nip'piiigle, adv. l^et^eilb. 
 mil bci^eiiCiciii i^pniie. 
 
 i¥ippl«, uip'pl. (aii,]etr. nypele, dim 
 \>. nib, iitbj $. I. bie 3ii>'; 'i^ruriiUiirjr 
 (iiiiiiiiili(f>t'r Il;iere). 2. bie jDrtfiiiiiii], ivo> 
 buret) em iiiiiiti(ilird)er iSti(( fid) lUi'oiibt'rc. 
 
 Nipple-shell, bie Oi.ipiittnitrfe. — - 
 wort, C^biu.j ber i){iuiii, ipvueiiti'ijl. 
 
 IVia, ins, " ilntc is not. 
 
 IViKttU, uisan. I. [\)tb.x. S.A\.] ber 
 ■J)ii>iiiit Oin.iii (uii(nfnl)r iiiinr 0)i.iCi>. 
 
 Aiisberry-tree) uis i>erre nee, «. 
 ber :^reuii<feil>iiiim. 
 
 IVisi prius, ut'»c-pii us, (lat. SB.i 
 «. 1 dicd>ie|'pr. J em 'liirit (^>c(rl}l), luobiird) 
 belli Sl;erift aiibr|vl)leit ivirb, bie eriuiiiiKeii 
 C4er(tivi<riieii aii emeni beiliiiiimiii Inije \\\t 
 ■iibi;oruiig emer 6iid)e i>ur bie ^{ii1)(er jii 
 'ii>(|liiimi1rr iU bci(t)abeii, nisi priu 
 b. I). e< I'ei bean, biiM Me 'J(u1)irr bie ^iiiYn'eii 
 III ber QirdifcDiift, it)i> bie i£i,\A)t aiil)iiiiijii) 
 \\t, uorf)er nblialteii. Di'Miui'tjeii iixrbeii bciiii 
 011(1) bie &(xiA)Ui){{t, wx iuei<1)cii m ben 
 L>(rrct)icbeiieii 6)riitic^ii|teii cine lEiiiDe abgc 
 l)^Ct iu>rb, Courts of Nisi Prius cbcr 
 Nisi Prius Courts gciiiiiiiit. <21ii(t) in 
 Diorbnmirifit beiU'Deii (il)iiii(l)e (iien(l)t6i;i)|e 
 
 Hiitf nil, (niiorir. huiiu; l)i<U. ueel^ 
 fitiv- guet; billl. giiid; lu. iie.ien, uex) t. 
 bie iJiip, iJiiiTe (bie (Jier emer I'liui- ob. eiiiee 
 iinbcru fUiiieii :^xi\tHi), - v. «. Siifje icgen 
 uii>. (fen. 
 
 9iity V. a. t fctXiirfen, Jjiiiiinter |rt)lnr< 
 
 Kiteucy* ni teut>e, (lat. nileniia) *. 
 I. t ber (iililli^. 2. t (V. liU. ilitor) bar 
 <£ireben. Bacom. 
 
 JVitlling') nit/riug, (f. Nidiug; «. 1. 
 Die *)){finine. 2. ber lagebieb. 
 
 Stitidy iiiClid, (lat. nilidus) adj. I. 
 illAiiicnb, bliiiif (u. 2iii(]Ciu. 2. t bUiiiC, Qt-. 
 piiQt, iiett (u. ^eriViieii). 
 
 Mitre^ ni tur,> (fr. nitre; gr. nitron) 
 
 IViter, ) «. ber iSalpeier. 
 
 Spirits of -, ber ©alpctergeiiT. 
 
 Nitre-salt, ber Jlalifalpeter. — vein, 
 bie ©alpeterflriibe. 
 
 IVitrate, nitrate, «. [Qfjtm.] fafpe: 
 lerfmire^ ®nlj. -of potash, falpelenaiire 
 ^iutflr(l)e. —of silver, ber ©ilbcrfrtlperer, 
 (■alpcterfniire* ©ilber. — of lend with excess 
 of oxyd, un!je|(ittiflte4 rnlpeterfaiire^ 23lei 
 
 lVitrat<?d, ni'trAied, adj. falpcter: 
 faiirr, tint Salpcrer uerbimbcii. 
 
 Mitric, nl irik, adj. [C^ljciii.] frtlpefcr> 
 fniicr. - acid, bie ©alpefenViure. 
 
 ]\'itrilic»tiuii, nit.elehi'shun, «. [ tig. e) ebel, gri'pinnH^ig. (> tbtl (l)nup»» 
 bir iimivaiiMmiii in ©aipeier. iiadjlid), i>iinpt...). gi |i offi;iil)fiiifl, aiifria»» 
 
 It'itriry, ni'tiett, v. a. in Saipeter tig. h; ebrl, ui'rtnfflid) luoii ber beiteii ®fli« 
 uiMivviiiDriii I'ber Drriv4iibi'ln. iruiiji. 
 
 IVitrite, iitiiit, «. Lg|)em.] fal|><(ri4)t< | 2. b; Statues, with winding ivy etovmfi, 
 \C.UXt6 ^<IH. I belong 
 
 XSOB 
 
 WitrOg'eUf ni'trojen, (gr. nitron u. 
 gennao) s. [6(;eni.] ber Saiperer(loff, ©ticf* 
 (luff. - gas, bii* ©nlpeteri^offgiii, ©ci(fga«. 
 — Nitrog'enous, adj. ©nlpcter erjeiu 
 genb. — N i trom'e ter, #. ber Siirrometer, 
 ©aipctcriiuffer (eiii SiJerfjeugi. 
 
 JUiitru-iiiuriatef ■ii'tro-mureAie, 
 *. [(>l;iiii.J falpeterraiire* ivi>i1)ialj. - N i i r o- 
 luuriat'ic acid, bif faipetcrfaiire ilud)! 
 (..ijirture, baf ivijnigfuiaffcr. 
 
 ^itrusity, ..{.io^seie, «. [6t)ero.J 
 bie ©nlp.'ii'rl)alii>]fcit. 
 
 ^'itrwMS, iii'lius, adj [6l;eni.] ©Alt 
 peter..., inipeterifl, fnipeferi(l)t, lAlpctrian 
 citj, i'alpeferi;alrig , iiniuUiroiniiieii falpeier* 
 laiier. -acid, bie tiniieiunrte ©aipeiirriiufe, 
 bci' raiirijciibc ©nipi'ti-rgeiil. - gas, oyijoirre* 
 ©iicfgrtp. - oxyd, ojri)Diilirtcr ©Aipetenii rf. 
 ]%'itry, nitre, adj. ©Alpeter.., ©iUpe> 
 tec cciciigenb. 
 
 Mitter, n't'tur, «. bie ^ferbefliege. 
 IVittily, uiricle. adv. -f lAiifig. 
 Hiitty^ iilfie, adj. I. lAiifig, iiiHUi. 2. 
 r uiiifig. — Nit 'tin ess, «. ber Snil'Uib, 
 ca (j-iiwai, oc'"'i"b uiWtrr 'Jiifje, Cnufe i|i. 
 ^'iV»l,iii val. (lAt. uivalis;ui</. |'(])iiriii|. 
 xViveuuS) uiv'eiis, adj. \(l)ntciHf!, 
 u1)ueruieip. (iripf. 
 
 JVizy^ ni'ze, «. <■ ber &infal(6piiiiei, 
 Hi'O) no, (Aiigi'ir. na, ne; iv. na; rii|f. 
 lie; faiii~rr. na; pcrf. na; ado. I. neiii. i. 
 lii(()C. 3. Al£ *■ bAo 9ieill. Aye.t and nov.«, 
 [-^«arlAntent«fpr.j ©tininien fi'ir uiib gegai 
 eiiie iDhuiuii ober eiiieii 2>orfit)lag. 
 
 No one, ni(l)t ©iiitr, Beiiur. - wheie, 
 iiirgeiib$. - more, ni(t)C iiii'i;r. — not if, 
 felbil \nsi)t luciiii ... - point, iii(l)r, g.ie 
 JHoy adj. teh\, fciiie. Imtifi. 6ii,..v. 
 
 Te D o purpose, vcrgcbeild. — wruu^, 
 liii^t« ajofe^. — man, - body, Sticuir.lu'. 
 Vou shall come to — harm, feiil £eib lUl 
 Qud) iuiebcrfAl;rcn, gefd)cl;eii. 
 
 IKub) nob, 4. 1. o l)iobert; Dbabiai<. 
 2. o ber X)iiiinii(v|>|. Sir — , ,:j>aiiuiS .Duiimu 
 barf. ibiia). 
 
 IVobiliary, nobil y^re, «. bAtf'^btlo* 
 IVubilitate) noljil ieiaie, (hU. U'>- 
 bilito; V. a. Abelll. — Nobilita'tiou, *. 
 ia6 ^21belii. 
 
 Ai'ubility, n6bil'lele, (hit. nobilitas) 
 
 *. 1. ber 'iibel (bie ^Jlbtlaiiiiiiiiiig i'dii Abeligtii 
 
 &(tern>. 2. ber ^Jlbel ( bie 6'igeMrd)af[eii , cie 
 
 eineii 9{angnnter|'d)ieb in ber biirgeilidjeii 
 
 fflereni(<)Aft AnSiiiAdjeii ). 3. ber -Ubel (bie 
 
 Abctigen ^erfuiien }iiraiiinieiigeiiriiimeii;; [iii 
 
 englAiibJ ber Iji'lje, l;ol)i're iicel. 4. t n; b.r 
 
 aibel (bA6 G-ble, bie (i-ri)iii>eiil)eit;. b; bie 
 
 •Hii^iei(i)iuiiig, >pi'l)cit, ixjiirbe. Shak. 
 
 2. Ill Great Britain, nobility is exteuded 
 
 to five ranks, those of duke, marquis, 
 
 earl, viscount and barun. 
 
 Nobility of soul, ber ©eeleHAbeJ. 
 
 IVoble, no'bl, (fr. u. fp. noUle; lAt.. 
 
 nobilis) adj. I. t Abelig. 2. i a> eoel, gro^, 
 
 erljaben. b; crijnbeii (fubliin; c;ebel, uor» 
 
 nrljiu, benitjinr. di pnirfjrimll, l;errlirt), pvaCb> 
 
600 Fate. far. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. NA. niovp. n6r. got. 6il. cl3u<I. Ti'ibe. fnh. full. t/nn. Tflis. 
 
 To nobler poets for a nobler »ong. 
 
 DUVOEN. 
 
 f) The noble parts of llie body. .Ion nson. 
 Noble design; fill IGtrf im lU'i'tJi-'ii ©ti)Ic. 
 - style, ein eMcr Stl)!. To make -. QOelll. 
 --minded, eCelDeitreiie. Fiicndx of - 
 toucii. greuiifce, lutlc^e Cie ijjrot't: nI6 e^el 
 (jfjiiar lint. Shak. 
 
 bcr '.Hfii. i. (eiiie nite WoiPtuiiiiie, jfrsr eiin' 
 9{rd)riiim"iiije , iiu ^jfrtlje vow 6 i£l)ill. 8 d. 
 (pence) iStfrlillfl L^bet I X)D(lnt 48 cents) 
 
 Pfov. To bring one's n o li 1 e to nine 
 pence, bell ®n)rd)en mif c'l'tii 'Bniu'ii briii= 
 flfii, b. 1). bet eiiiein (jcbcin; ipiuibel Ci)cib 
 tiiil'ilt'ji'n. 
 
 Moble, e. a. t rtbedi. [ninnn. 
 
 Ili(»ili<''iiittn, no'blman. i. ber S'beli 
 
 I^OllleiieSS, no'blnes. s. I. ^^ Ber 
 !llbci, bie l)Ol)c Webiirt. T. t a) ber 9Ibel, 
 tie CMC Dfiifarr; GTl)at>eiil)eit, SliNi'irtV. b) 
 bivJlbfl, CicO)rc>(5e, bas&Olecbcr Sjniiartjc). 
 
 lV<»blt^Sl«, nobles', <fr. noblesse) t. 1. 
 bi-r 'Jlbi'l, bif 'Jlbelifltit. 2. f ber Olbol (bic 
 rcriifliiiie Slbiliimmiiiifl). 3. f bcr >3lbe(, bit 
 ©iiMJi', CS-i-().UHMl)cir, <H3iirbf. 
 
 ]V<>ltl(*%%'Ullia.ll, no'blwumun, «■ 
 bif (ibiltVrtll. 
 
 ]li'<»l»ly, noble, adv. I. T nbftifl. I. f 
 fbfi, aiif Cine eble 9lrt; (jro^. b) vwrfjtig, 
 liirriirt). 
 
 IV4»bo<ly, no'bnde, *. STifuinnb. 
 
 ]V'ult.«i, nobs, (^Ubfiirio. filr: Obadiah) 
 a. CiMbia^. 
 
 Iir<»C(*Iltf no'sent. (Inf. noeens) adj. 
 I. fri)obiicl), I'crberblid). 2. t llmfi'iir, friuil-- 
 ti(\: II. «• bfv Sri)iilMnf- (utaflid). 
 
 ]V<(Civ(r, MO'siv, (liU. notivus) udj- 
 
 ]V4»oli, "lok. *. *•' ber (S-iiird)iiitt, bic 
 Jtfrbf. i)iuB (niie^ ^fiirc* 3c.), f Notcii. 
 
 IVucli, I'- »■ ' fliif bii! .Rfrl'f, beii (Jin- 
 fdjiiitr. bif ■?iii|; lCi]t\\, fiiiViiiTfu. Chapjiaji. 
 
 ]%'U(r*Miilbillatioil, iioktauibiil^'- 
 rIii'ui. ( liU. nox II. Hnibulo) *. bil6 Oiilrf)!: 
 
 nMiibfin- 
 
 ]%'<>(*tHilibiiliHt , nokiambiilist. 
 f.Noci am ■ biilo ) 4. bcr 9'inrt)tai<iiiblrr, 
 (gri^l.iiii'.iiiMir 
 
 ]^'0(*<iUiHl, nnkfiH'yal, noJilid'j^al. 
 (Int. nox U. dies) udj. + filictl lnc\ 11. HllC 
 
 ?i'.irt)r ffitlMlti'iib. -day. bcr nrtroinMiiiulu' 
 liifl. |ii"« II. (<•<:"' I'dj ytx\(i>t briiintiib. 
 
 ^'l»('<if'*'r4»IIM , iioklit'lcius, (lot. 
 
 %«»(>tilll<'U, nokiil Ilka. (Mr. nox II. 
 li.reoi s. brr I'll -?i',iri>t Iriirijrciibc ^ovpcr. 
 
 ^'4»C*tillir<»lIN , nokiil iikt'iH, adj. 
 bci 5t.irtit iniri»rr:ib. 
 
 ^'iX'tivtigr^iit, iiokiiv'vagant, (Int. 
 nox II. va;;r>n „,ij. iiii>trrd)»vrtrnu-nb. - t. 
 biT OfiirfurdMi'iirmrr. 
 
 !%'t(4*<it':i^siti«>ii, iioKteragik'shun, 
 «. biif Sitli'iirmt n, .'^n-nm;«u .iiJilil bfi 9?'id)f 
 
 lV4>('tli»ry, iink'islii'iare.di. (at. nox) 
 «. bn* SSiricirtniiO iuirt)t!irt)ir iBorfiid?. 
 
 l%'4>rftll('!, nokt.sliiilc, *. igtjnturjj.] 
 tie ■£iHcfitMi!«, ©pfrfflcrt'rmaii*. 
 
 HiUCtnrn, nokium, (v. lat. noctur- 
 nnsi I. bif ?(nd)tniette. 
 
 X4M!*IirilHl,MOktiir'nal. (Noe'turn) 
 »di I. ii.id)tlid), 9ind)t... 2. nfic<>tli(t) (jebc 
 SHacpt ^(Ojc^tnt oitt I'eieiiO. 
 
 rsOG 
 
 ]Vocturnal, (Noeturla'be) «. | 
 
 [-IRar.l bcr Oiadjnucii'er (em n|lroiiotui("d)c5 
 iBcrfjeiid). [iinc^rlid). 
 
 IVucturilOIIX, nokli'ir'iDis, adj. f 
 
 IV4»CI«ltieilt, nok'kument, vInt. no- 
 cumentiiiii) s. -j- Per ©d)rtfe. 
 
 IVotl, nod, U>u. iiuto) V. n. 1. nicfCM 
 (fid) gefc^iDiiib auf; ii. otibcrofiiciu un't ?). 2. 
 iiirfcn (iiiit belli ivopto. 3. i iiicfcii (rd)liitrio 
 I'eiii). 4. iiicfeii , ful) leid)r I'crbciigeii ( iiiu 
 eiiie Seiiliiimiiiiifl :c. iui*jiibrri(feii) ; (at) 
 (fiiieni jiiuirtcii; (to lurfeii (jii). 
 1. Nodding plumes. — Tlie nodding 
 verdure of ils brow. Thomson. 
 
 ]V4id, V. a. I. iiidi'ii, iieitjeii. 2. iiidirii. 
 luillfeil. Shak. 
 
 ]Vod, $■ I. bcr 3itrf (tai ^idtw, 3" = 
 
 iiirfeii). 2. bcr :Kiht, bie pltyiid^e Oiciiiiinn 
 
 1. A look or a n d only oiiglit to correct 
 
 them when they do amiss. Locke. 
 
 To give any one the n od , a -, -f &illClll 
 jllllirfi'll. They are gone to the land of -, 
 t fie i"d)lumiiifrii. [udj. (^ttnottt. 
 
 "XtttlattHl, undated , ( I,U. nodalns) 
 
 IVudatiOll, noda />hiin, (Int. nodatioi 
 «. t 1. t>a6 Kiiotcn. 2. ber S^nltiiib bc6 &c. 
 riiutetfciii^, bii^ .SviUHiiie. 
 
 IVotltleilf nod dn , adj. f qr&Oflflt, 
 ijebeiint. Thom-sok. 
 
 Mudder, no'l dur, t. I. bcr Wilder, 
 iJiirfeiibc. 2. bcr vSiDiiifrfUiifciie. 
 
 ]%'od4iiug',iiO<l ding.p»r<. adj lliddlb. 
 Nodding Ntarwort. bic ilraiJCIlblllillC. 
 Mod4tle, nod'dl, (liU. nodiiWisi I. 
 
 (iicriid)tl> bcr itfpf. L Estrakge. 
 
 This can't eiiler into his noddle, iai 
 luifl il)iii iud)t ill ben JSopf, flpl)t iiic^jt in 
 leiiien Ijnrtcii ilopf. 
 
 IVoddle, V. u. nut bein Ivopfc nxirfcln. 
 
 Ai04ldy, nod'de. *. 1. ber (S-iiifiilr«pin: 
 fel, Oiarr. 2. IDrnirl). ] bet ipinfel, ai3cip. 
 fDpf. 3. eine >ilrt itartfiirpiel. 
 
 K n a r e - n o d d y , bcr irilllipfOllbe. To 
 play the — , fid) lliimrd) |lflU'll. 
 
 ^^ode^ node, (liU. nodus) «. I. T bcr 
 Snorcn. 2. [(Fljir.j bcr itiioteii, Iviicdcn ((in 
 cincm 'l^ciiic), biu- lUt'crbciii. 3. (•)l|'iriMi.] 
 bcr itiu^rcn. 4. 1%hh-|'. J bic 9Sirtt)irfliiiiG, 
 .Rnptcii|'d)ririini(i, Oiitrigiie (eiiicS (5)cbid)[6) 
 
 lkiod4»8e, nodAse', (IiU. nodosus> adj 
 [■BiH.l fnorifl. 
 
 Mu4l4»$«ity, nodos'seii, i. 1. bie ^nD> 
 tigfctt, fnorinc fiiorrirtc i\cfd)nffciil)cir. 2. 
 i iai ©d)iuii'n(ie (eiiicr Q(\<i}e). 
 
 ]%'4»4tOU«f, n6'dus, adj. 1. fllPtio. 2. 
 
 i fd)iwfri(i. 
 
 ]%U4lular, nnd'ji'ilar. adj. j'n eineni 
 ^iiord)rn (ifljoriij. fMordjennrtiij, nicrennrtig. 
 
 Ili4»4lllle, nod jule, (l>U. nodulus) «. 
 J)ii6 Kn6rd)rii, iJininpdjcn; I'Win.J bie 9?! ere 
 (ber (S-rjfliinipfn). 
 
 ]|i'(»4liil«d, nod'juld, adj. ^notd)en, 
 >Jiicrcii liiibenb. 
 
 IV4»el, noel, ». cWoiin^nnnie) ?Ji.itrt(i«. 
 
 IVu;;:, nog, (atiflcfurjt p. noggen) *. I. 
 baf itriiaicin, bcr rieiiit ?.ppf. 2. b(i4 9l(e 
 (•Birr). 
 
 'Kttff, t. CDJJufjten] ber ©d^uttelffetfen. 
 
 Ili4)j>r, ». n. [War.] bie Sniie ber iSci; 
 tcnililtjen nnnnflcln. - *■ ber IjiMjerne •JTiinrI 
 am i?ii6e ber ©eitenffiujeit, 
 
 Ko^geu, nog'gcn, adj. f (jrob, rntif). 
 
 ]NOL 
 
 ^ogrg-in, nog'giii, *. bie ftcine Snnne, 
 f)6ljcriie Srt)iilf, ©djopt.jcltc. 
 
 ^uts^ginsf, nog'ging, *. [TOnurer] 
 bie 'J^iriifitiiiiiier. 
 
 M4»iance, nnc'anse, *. f ji? 2?e. 
 rd)merbe, <J5(ii!ie. Shak. (f. Annoyance) 
 
 ]V4>ie, noe, V. a. -|- qiuiicii , pdigen, f. 
 Anno y. 
 
 Hfoier, noeur, s. f ber ^Ingegciil; 
 iScrbcrl'Cr; bie "^JUlili", t'. Annoyer. 
 
 M4»ioiis, iioc'iis, adj. f \n\iiQ, bet 
 rdjwcriid), rd)iiMid). 
 
 M4>is«, iiocie, (fr. 533.; nrm. noes; 
 
 (at. noxa, iioxia) *. 1. baf (55eriiiif(^ , (5)e« 
 
 t&i'c, ber Sorm ; bafi 9{ofIen (bcsJ Doniicre) ; 
 
 Snninicn . 53riinnneii; 9?aii|'d)eii ; a^nlflcii; 
 
 -£d)narren ; ber ®d)an (liberl^niipt ein @d)atl, 
 
 iiMi irneiib eiiier '3(rt). 2. i a) bcr Sarin, 
 
 ba5 'Kiiffcljcn. b) bag 'Jliifljebcn , (SJeuljrct. 
 
 3. i bic '75?nrif ; "iWfiirifanteiinerefiritaft. Shak. 
 
 2. a) Socrates lived in Alliens during the 
 
 great plague which has made so niiicU 
 
 noise ill all ages, and never caugiit 
 
 the least infection. Spectator, b) 
 
 What noise have we had about trans;- 
 
 plantatlon of diseases and transfusion 
 
 of blood? Bakek. 
 
 Noise In the ear. bnS ©ailfcn ll. 5irail» 
 fen in ben Dl)ren. - with the feet, fm (5)e« 
 franipef. 
 
 N o i s e - ni a k e r, bcr Partner, @rf)ri"irr. 
 
 M4>i.<ie, V. n. larnicii, ein CiJcfd^rci, OUi 
 raiifd) niad)cii; i'(t)reien. — v. a. I. aii!?» 
 rd)rfifn, (abroad, about) anffprriiiicn. 2. 
 ( uiirii-l)fi() filr) biird) ®ermii"d) pb. (^jrrrtjni 
 tlijreii Ob. I'crmirreii. Duvoejt. 
 
 ]V4>i!i(erul, nSeie'ffil, adj. gcrmifd)* 
 pofl, larnu'nb. [\o&, |1if|. 
 
 ]V4»iS4^l4*S.S, noc/.e'lls. ndj. iicraiu'd)* 
 
 Moisily, noe'zeic, (irfn. (ifraiiri()Piii'I, 
 (anitcnb, fd)rcieiib, itiit (SJerninVl). 
 
 Moi.^iliess, n^e /.cues. s. fai Oitt 
 raiifd), (?5eti!i)"e, ber Snrm ; fai (!>it\<i)tei. 
 
 MoisOllte, ndc'sum, (nprin. nolsife) 
 adj. I. |'d)ablid), iiiujefiinb; pcrbcrblid). 2. 
 efelljaft, ipibrig. — adv. Noi'somely, 
 rd)aMid); mibrig, nufcine pcrpeilcte, iliiifcnbe 
 ^ajeife. 
 
 ]||'4»iSOin«neSS, nSe'sunmls. t. I. 
 bie (£d)ablid)fcit. 2. bie G'fclljafrijfeir, -lijis 
 brigfeit. 
 
 M4>iKy, nni'ii, adj I. fflrr'ni'd) inaj 
 dH'nb, l.iut ri>iieiib, rd)aflcnb, fdjiiairciib. 2. 
 liirmenb(p.'i)3crriiiicn);gfraiifd)LH'f((®rftbth-.). 
 
 A noisy fellow, em Sd)reicr , o &ica> 
 feeler. 
 
 ]Voi<efI, } [Dertt. I rapped; 
 
 I4uoited, ^ struck forcihiy 
 against. (.Olil'ier. 
 
 IVol, nol, (Wfnr). fnr Olivei) *. 
 
 IVoleim V4>l4-ii.s, (laf.) U'rdeiib Pb. 
 nid)t lvrllrll^, cr ni.iii nu>(loii Pb. iud)f. 
 
 Moli- lil(t-tailgr(*rO« nole-m^- 
 tanjiire, (lot. 215.) t 1 [-ypr.! ba* Springs 
 traut, bcr©priii(irainf, baf 5i'ril)r.-mirf)^iiirt)ri 
 nn, bit ipilbe flcibe vliairaniiiie. 2. ((Fijir.J 
 la6 9h'il)r:iiiid) nid)r.aii cciii flrebiflef^iufir 
 in bent Wrfid)fc JO. 
 
 ]li'4»litiuu, nolish'un, (lat. nolitio) 
 «. t bnf 5?id)tippfleii. 
 
 ]V4»II, nole, (Aiigelf. Iinol, enoll, knoll) 
 «. + ber fii^vf. 
 
Vhc. ffir, fall. fai. .Me. met. Fine. fin. Ni. move. nor. got. oil. rl6ii<I. Tiihe. luh. full. l7/iM. Tfli.s. fiOl 
 
 ^0M 
 
 Komndf no' mad, ((jr. nomas) «. ber 
 
 9iiin.!Df ; pi- 6ie 3ioiiiii&i;ii , 5?irttni'6lfer. 
 
 _. .7 1 «,,jj, iadj, \\m\as 
 
 ^OiilHltlCf noniad'dtk,^ 
 bii'il), l\criiiii)ichirnB, ^irteii ... 
 
 ^'oiiitt(iiz<$ f no'niadue, r. n. ^rr> 
 uni)>i°l)eii, iKriniiiuaiibrrii (ivie ^irttiiuolfer). 
 
 ]%'UlltHilcy f nu'uianite, (ijr. oiioiiia 
 II. aiaiitcia i t. Me ilU>i|;ri'aguiiQ aud ben 
 <)ioiiieii6(<iid)i'l<it<i!ii. 
 
 ]Vuuibltr*, num'bli, (fir. ^.) «. pi- 
 tai (^111 jfivfibe , Q)e|'d)eibe, eieraiifc^ iM 
 fiDii6l'rei6). 
 
 nioiitbril, noaibril. (fr. SS.) «■ 
 Ii{>trlo.J ^et Oiiibel, Wittelpiiiift eiiicfi 
 £d)ilDe6. 
 
 ]li<»llie, nonie, ({jr. nomos) «. 1. bie 
 €tfltil)altfrri1)iit'r , ber 5}ejirf, Diflrift. 2. 
 [aire gr. ^)lii(.] bet 9ij>p.'logerniia ; bie be' 
 flimmre "JKeli'Mc 2. diU. uomeu; lail.jebr.] 
 t.i4 OJlieb, brr Iljeil. 4. (gr nemo (Gljir.J 
 ta£ fri'ffciibe, iiiii fid) fri:u(iibe (^iei'^iuur. 
 
 niuiiieikclaturf nnmenkla'tur, (I. 
 SSJ.) «. 1. (flit. i){oin.) ber ^.imeiinnjeiiier, 
 Oltimeuneiiiier. 2. ber iR.iiiieiitiiiiM(je, iRin 
 niraiviffcr, <)Ta:iiriireiitier, i>ipmeiiri(i(or. i. 
 bii6 3iiimriu>erjei(t)iiiH. 
 
 Ili'oilieilclatreSS) nomenkli'lres, 
 «. bie Otaiiii'iifeiiiiiTiiiii. 
 
 1%'uilieaclHtiiref nnmenklA'- 
 Uliure, (liK. uoiiieiiclalura) t. 1. bo£ ?Ii1- 
 meiit)erieid)tii(i, 9i>iiiieiiMid), iJiiuneiireoitlcr, 
 bie 9t>im;iil(|le, <)iiMiieiifltuur, ba6 S[i3orrcr> 
 bud). 2. bic >)ituieiifliuiir, 25eti(iiiiiing, i){ii< 
 men ^er Dinoe in einer iiunil ob. 'iIUii|cn> 
 
 fdjiift. 
 2. The nomenclature of botany or of 
 cliiuiUiryi the new —of Lavoisier and 
 his assoclutet. 
 IVoiuial, u&'aiial, «. [WatI).] eui 
 tiniiijer OJIub. 
 
 nioilliltalf noiii'ni^nal, (Int. nonii- 
 ■aiis) iitlj- I- "»r bi^n Oiiuiien iiad; iVieiib. 
 9iAiiicn ...; awadflKt), naiiiciiriid), noiiiiiiell, 
 gioniiuiil . . . (^iTfh ic). Z. ill Jiiuntii ges 
 Iforiii, au6 Xiamen bc|lel)eiib, 'ditiuieu ... 
 IVoiiiiiial, i 
 
 Iliuiiiiiinli«tf nom'nieualist, ^ 
 [^ijiU'i'-i ^lr Di\niiii.ili|l. 
 
 Aiuiiiilinllyy noin'meualli, udv. I. 
 liur tern 'Tiiiiiieii iiiid). 2. itiuneiuli4>. 
 
 ]liuillillMt<Sf noai'uienate, Uat. no- 
 
 miuo; V. a. 1. iiennen. 2. iicniieii, beiieii< 
 
 neii, ticiiiinien. 3. beAininiciii beiltUen, er> 
 
 neuiieii (iii eiiiein "finite). 4. liKorbAni.j 
 
 iQmtix) iiir -Z13iii]i I'oruljMgen. 
 
 i. Tu n o at i n a c e an heir or no executor. 
 
 Wlbstck. 
 
 Moiililiatelyy nom'nienaiele, adv. 
 
 uameiitlid), lH|V^^l:ri. 
 
 nioilliuatioilf nommiui'shun, 4fr. 
 SB.) '■ i- bie Dii-iiiniao; 93eiuiinuiuj (ber 
 9(aiiiei. 2'. tai Q'rneiiiien, bie O'riteiuuing i 
 bne SSorrrtjIiiQi^n |iir 'i!iiii\)l. 3. ta6 (^riicii: 
 niiii(jercd)t. Me (l'ruciiiiiiii{i (to, 410. 4. bai 
 SBorgerd^Mijenrein iurm>tl;l. 5. bie2J3>il}l bee 
 Xngef. SiiAk. 
 3. The nomination of persons to places 
 being a prerogative of the king ... 
 
 Cl.ARCNDUN 
 
 My friend L. !« In nam I nation ior 
 governor etc., meiii 'j^nunD S. i|l iiim 
 
 rsoiN 
 
 @tattf)aitttamtt ic. i'or(jefct)(.i(je« , fit bie 
 (£tiirtl).ilrerile(le liu S5orrd)lni)e. 
 
 IVuininalivef nourmenaliv, adj. 
 [C>iramiii.j juiu Ttuniiiiiuiu grl;t>ri(], 9{onii> 
 natii' ...; - ca«e, btt i)iouiiiiiitii>. 
 
 Moillinative, tint, nominativus) 
 «. ({yrnuim.j ber i)ii>iniiiiuii', OffiinfaU. 
 
 ]liu»iiliator, nomnien^iUr, (Int. 
 SD.) I. ber (i-riieiiiicr, &iner, ber ju etnein 
 'jlnue eriieiiiit. 
 
 Ht'ouiiiiee^ nomminee', «. I. ber 
 <ju einer igtclle k.; &rnmiiite. 2. bie ^ev 
 foil, Aiif beren ^eben eiiic ii\t)tl\(bt Sclbreiite 
 Ijiii'tet. 
 
 HTuillOtlK'tiC, nOmotAettik, ) 
 
 AioillUtliettcal y nomoi/iei'ekal.^ 
 (|>. or. noiiiotlietes >«(</. t)ei'ei)i](l?eiib , )ur 
 (i)irei5>]cbaiig gel^ijrii). 
 
 IVuu, uou, (itu. SS3.) adv. (in 3>ir>im< 
 mcineijiiiiacn aU $raf>j;iiiu ub. SBi'n'ei^rilbe; 
 ni(^r< , uii' .. 
 
 Aiou-ability, nonabil^ii, «. 1. 
 bie llii|iihi>ifeit, bM lliiKennogeii. 2. Ii)ied)r6> 
 ipr-J bie (i'liiiuriibniig wtgcn oejeijlid^er Ui\' 
 f.it)i<]reit eiite6 Jtiiiger^. 
 
 ATon* acceptance) nouaksop'- 
 tanse, «. ber 9iid>(euipiiiii0, bie 9iid)(iui: 
 iitihme. 
 
 ]liuu-acquaintauce* uouak 
 
 kwaii'iaunr. t. bit Uiifi'(ililiiird)>Ut. 
 
 IVou-act, nAnakl', «. bie iillterlii([(iie 
 ipiuiciiiiii). Ikiiiiii, t. bie <)iid)i.(iii>i|Tiiii>j. 
 
 HiOU-atluiiKSiUU , n6iia<liui»h'' 
 
 niuit^ac^ey nnnadje. t. bit UuilUlll: 
 bigfeii, 'OJiinberiiU^nofrK- — Mou-aged, 
 ailj. iniiibirliiiiri)). 
 
 iiruuaf{:et(illial « uonajaaseuial. 
 
 (int. iiou.igoiiiius; hi//. (Der; IlllilljiaiU. 
 
 ^'uuai|fi*ffiiiial, «. ber neiiiiiioAe 
 GJriif ifer iitU\>tit). 
 
 !Vuua{(UUy non agon, ((. nouus 11. 
 gr. gouiaj s. bdi '}Uli»((l. 
 
 ntou-appearuuce, nouappe - 
 
 raii»e. «. ^n6 •Jiid^rendjenieii luor (sJeridjtK 
 ]liruu«appuilltllieilt y uonap- 
 
 puiiii uieiii. *. at i)^d)(■ul|lr[luMlJ. 
 
 }Vuii-arrival, iinnani val, «. ba6 
 
 >itnrHeiben. [daufce. «. bM >2lui;bleiben. 
 
 ]li«»ii - atteiitlaiace , ndnanen- 
 l¥un-a(teilti«*ll, iionancn'sliiiu, 
 
 «. bie linniifmcrfrunhir, Uii>id;ir,uiifeu. 
 Hi'ou - bituiuiiiouSf iioiibetu- 
 
 meuiiii, udj. nit^t erbl^iriio , fein (^rbl^or^ 
 
 entljiiltinb. [ fid)f, ber 3iuict. 
 
 ]lkuncef nonse, (u. once ?;«. t bie 'ilOi 
 For ehe nonce, nut glcip, atfid^tlid). 
 Ili'ou-Clailtl, nonklAiiie, «. [^ied)f6> 
 
 I'pr.J btt 3«id)taiuVriid) in riil>[er 3fi'. 
 
 IVuit-COlIt, (jliUt lion compok men- 
 tis. \i\t.) udj. .iiijicr&iiiTun.v, iiiurud). SiiAK. 
 
 IVon-COMIIIlisNiuueei, nnnkoiii 
 
 miitb'uud, tuij. nict)t uniiii[(cit>tu i<oiii.&['>nit|e 
 beilcllt. [terotnjirr. 
 
 Non-commissioned officer, brr llll> 
 
 Hl'on-CUMIiiiilllioil , noiikom- 
 nii'iiic'yuu , s. bie i}tid){)]i'mein|(^a|t , ber 
 9{id)ri'rrftl)r. 
 
 Jl'uu'COinpliaitce, nonkompll' 
 anse. «. I. bie lllllulllliiljriijfelt. 2. Pit iUei 
 grriiiiti. 
 
 ?|[oa»COinplyiiig^,iionkoaipiriag 
 atij. uiiwillfrtijria , |u1) iuei(jiTiib. 
 
 iNOiN 
 
 IVon coinpujt, pb. non cum* 
 p(»8 ineiitis, aar. Hi.) udj. nti1); oei 
 Ocuiiibein 2>crrinitbe rnriib. - *. eiiie iperfrn, 
 bie iiid)r bti gcriiiiDcin 25cr|lniibe \\t. 
 
 HiOU-CUU, noiikon , «. \ f. Noa- 
 c o n f o r 111 i !> t . 
 
 Ili'oil-C<»ntluctill|r, nnnkonduk'- 
 ling, adj. I'il5l;i>r.j liirtjt leitciiP. — Non- 
 conduc'tion. t. 1^M)|'.J bne >3iirt)tleiteH. 
 — Non-con duc'tor. *. [ '•JJljlj)'.] bet 
 J^tidjrlcirer, uid)fieireiiPe Korper. 
 
 Muu-CUurorilliltg:, nonkonfor'- 
 ming, adj. l(5-ii.ii.j »)un ber (jtrndjenbeii 
 ^irdJe nbiueidjciib. 
 
 niou-CUllfurillist , noiikonf^r'- 
 misi, t. 1. (jiiier, btr |'i(l> lorigcrr, 'itiiPerer 
 Jreube ic. iu theileii. 2. [©msjI.J ber 9?iin» 
 ti)n(i>rnii|1 (Dnfifeiin. 
 
 JVon-cunfurinity , nonkonf^r'. 
 mete, «. 1 Cie 'ilUii<rid)uiiii, 9i (Oriioereint 
 lliinmuiij], Un<]lrid)ionnii)feic. l. l(|-iigi.j bit 
 ■}lbit>cid)uiiij I'lMi Drr Ijarriteiiben Kird)e. 
 
 IliUU-CUUta^tUUN,nonk6nli jeiis, 
 udj. iud)t nil|U'rfriiC. -- > on -con ta'gi o u s- 
 ness, t. bAi Oiid^tiUijUdenbe. 
 
 IVuu-cuteitipuraiieouii, non- 
 koiempoii iieiis, udi. iiut)t C^Wx^^tm^. 
 
 Jliuu-«leflcript , nonde>k,;p('. ad). 
 lU'd) iiiil'ridjntUtn. - *. bie iit'd) iiiibn'd)rie» 
 Veiie <l>|iauie , ba« uu(^ unucrtt^riebeiie 
 ii;ier ic. 
 
 IVuu- deliverance, non-diilv'- 
 
 V ui anse , (Non delivery/ «. Dk >}{|(^t> 
 iiii6lieterunfl, 9iid)t(ibiial>e. 
 
 Afoue« niin, (iitu)(l|'. nan; nc u. ane) 
 adj. 1. feiii, feme, fenit*, feiiier. 2. eljcimu* 
 luiirbe e6 ilatt no i>or )p>uipiii>urtern oe< 
 br>uid}t , t- £■ Tliou shall have none 
 akkiirance of iliv lite. Uibi.e. 3. uft beiirht 
 <i fid) iiuf em vi>r.uii]ei)eiibe» ^auprivurt uitb 
 IjiU bann l;aiitia emc ^4)liirrtU«ebetitumi, j. 9). 
 Terms ol peace were none vuuclisafed. 
 M11.TON. 4. Ill (Vhjciiber iji'jraie |lel;t e« 
 riii).<t)>uird) fiir nuthing ober no cunceru: 
 l»rael would - ot me , Q^niel luill iiieimr 
 nid)t. Bible. 
 
 Tliere is none of us but will do it, 
 oeber vow iind luirD to fl;uii. He is - of 
 our company, tr gi'li&rc llld)t Jti liii^. — of 
 the linchi, rrituT uoii bcn rd)uii|lcii. 
 
 IVUU- elect, nonelekt-, «. [If^evt.] 
 ber i)iid)t;'Jlii6irii>iU'i[e. 
 
 i%iun- electric, nonelek'irik, adj. 
 iiid)i > elcftnid). - *. ber nu1)tjeleftri|"dje 
 KDrpir. 
 
 nion- entity, nonen tete, t. 1. U\6 
 i)iid)ireiii , i)iu1)ib.nViu, 9?id)tLii<rl;aiibeii|etn. 
 2. Pfl? i)iid)rr, iiiiDriri|lirt!ibcDiii(), 'Jiuiifiie. 
 
 M«»n-eutry, nonen'tre, 4. bie >J{idjt» 
 aiigiit<e U'eiiii 3ill'- 
 
 niou- episcopal, nonepLkopal, 
 ("</- (©"flij itid)i Dird>i>fl'd). — Non- 
 e p i k 1: u pa I i a II . «. ber 'i)iid)t«i3i|"d)ijflid)e. 
 
 ]%'onefi, iii'Mies, (l<ir. nonae; *. pi. I. 
 
 (rijiu. jlal.j b.e -Ji.Mia, >Jionen. 2, un &lh* 
 jlern jo bie 9ii'iif. 
 
 Iliuu-ensential , nonessen'shAl, 
 «. bm uii)ur|'i'iitlia)r, iii^r ivei'eiUlid^ nv(^> 
 lUfiibiiie Ding. 
 
 IV'uikeiiiUCll, non'suuh, adj. un« 
 i'rri|irid)lirt). - *. 1. fiiti iiiU'ergicid)lic9«_ 
 tiiiperorbeiiilKt^t Diiit). 't. eiae iipielurt. 
 
CiVl F/ile, fnr. fall. faf. >U. niei. Fine. fin. ^6. m6ve. n6r. got. 6il. (•l6i'id. Ti'ibe. luh. full. i/,i),. Tllis. 
 
 K011-exeCl^<i01I,ll6lIek^cl^lI'slllill. 
 
 •. Mc 9iii1)tniict'ulu-inin. 
 
 ]^'on-existeliC«, non-eg/ls'ieiise. 
 
 #. I. ^llS 5Jiid)rKin , >)iirt)rtMiilirpn , 9llrf)t^l^; 
 ft«M. 1. iai ni(l)t cjnilireiiBe Ding , 9?id)r£-, 
 
 HJoil-exportatiOil,iionekspArta'- 
 sliuii. s. ^ll' ^7iid)riiii6fiil)r cr. Lauren). 
 
 MoiliiliOIl, nonil'yiin, (Iflt. nonus 
 n. iiiil'lioii) s. Me 5iOiiiIIioii. 
 
 ]li'on-iiripor*atioii,iioiiinipoita' 
 »liuii. s. Me 3iirt)ri-miiil)r (i>. ^naren). 
 
 Moikino, non'cuo. s. eiiie 9lrt l^n^- 
 Iid)er (Tljor jii 35n(^a^ell, Sirbei'tiettvii ic.^ 
 
 Hi'OM-int«*rcoiirse , non-iu'iei- 
 kArse. *. Me ■JliifiH'bitiui t>e« SBrrfefjr^. 
 
 IVon-Jurillg-, nonju'ring, adj. 
 
 [eiiijl. 0)eri1).j fiDiibui)iu".u'' , ei^l'fn^)eigcrn^. 
 
 Moii-Jiiror, non'juuir, *. [eiigl. 
 OJu'd).] fer CviCuinufigercr (3liil;niiger 30 = 
 robe 11. iind) feiium ©nirje), ber l)eiiulid)e 
 Jiiul)oIif. 
 
 ]li'UIl-n»tura1s, iinnnat'tslnnalt . 
 t. pi. I'W'fc.] Me iiiiiintuifidjrii, iiidjt ufltuv- 
 lid)t'n Singe. 
 
 IVoniiy, non'nc. *. f. No 11 i no. 
 
 JUiOIl-ubserVHIICe , nonob/ei'- 
 
 vaine, ». bie 9?i(^)tbcpbnd)tiiiig, 9iid)tfrful: 
 
 Moil-Obstailte , non -obstan'te. 
 (Int. 'ik}.; adv. [OCtdjreipr.] bcjjeu iiiigead)ref, 
 itngead)tet. 
 
 Monpareil) nonparel', (fr. ®.) adj. 
 UiiDcrgUidjltci). - *. 1. bie Uiu>crglei;d)lirf)feit. 
 2. cine 91pfel(irt. 3. Hvpogr.] bie gcinu 
 pareil Cllrf ^er(rd)rift). 
 
 Mon-payineilt, nonpi'ment, t. 
 bie 3iid)ijiiljfiing , ber Dh'icfiliiub ( ciner 
 ©d)iilb). 
 
 Moii-perforinaiice,nonperf8r' 
 manse, «. bie 9?id)tito(liitl)unfl, 9tid)terful= 
 (ung. 
 
 ]Vonpl)lS, non'pliis, (fat. non linb 
 plus) «. bie aSerlegenheit, ^lemme, iiiiuber; 
 n)inblid)c ©d)iuifrigfeit. 
 
 To be at a nonplus, ^\A}t6 n\el)V 511 
 nnnorrreii luifTen, nid)t luciter fomicu. To 
 put any one to a — , Qiuen in bie C-ngr 
 treibi'ii , irre niiirf)cii , in 23erlcgrnl;cit fetjcn, 
 eintrtiben, G-ineni tai ^Hianl ilt'pfen. 
 
 IVoiipliis , V. a. d'ini-n jiini @tifi; 
 fdjiveiiun bringen, in bie d-nqe treiben. 
 
 2Vun - ponderosity , nonpon- 
 duios'siie, *. bie 2eid)tigfeir, 2eid)tl)rit. — 
 Non-ponderous, adj. leic^t, feiu ®C' 
 ivic^t l)>U>enb. 
 
 ]Von-pro<Iuction, nniijirAduk'- 
 8liun,«. bie 9?id)rinifiueifiing, S'tidjtniifful)! 
 riinj. 
 
 Mon-prof«^sslonal,nonprofesli'- 
 unal; udj. nid)t prrferfiiincd, Mid)f aiif ciiien 
 oefenbern ©rnnb pf. i'nwf 'Keing liobrnb. 
 
 M011-pr4»ficieilCy , nonprotisli'- 
 ense. t. bns i)'ii.d)tiiiui'l)nun. 
 
 IltOn-proficieilt, iioiiprol'isli'ent. 
 
 s. ©iner , ber feme giuTiiDritre in eineni 
 ©nibiiim nuid)t. 
 
 IVon« l*ros. , flbgcfurit ihmu dir. 
 nolle prosequi; bcr Kliiger u>irb feme iil.igf 
 in>r fflerid)! fiil;rcii. (Qe luirb nud) nis 3eit: 
 wort gel'riiiid)r). 
 
 IKou-reg-artlauee , noiuegar'- 
 
 clause, s. bcr ^TlnngeJ rtu ge!;i!iriger T)ead)- 
 tiing. 
 
 ]Von-reii(Iition , iioiirenciklrun. 
 *. »iU' 9iid)tiuicbcrgebeii, bie \)iu1)riuiebiT: 
 crfl.uning. 
 
 Ili'oii-reseinltlatiiceyiioiiicAcin - 
 blaiise, s. ^le llniil)iilirt)fcit. 
 
 ]Von-resitleilC(?y nomex e<leuse. 
 *. bie 'ilbiuerenljeit ihmu Drre, ivo man fid) 
 I'einec 'Jlmtf Ijiilber 2C. nutl)iilren follre (b^-. 
 UMibtrf pon OkifKidjen in &ngl.inb). 
 
 ]%-Ull-reSldeilt, nnuiezciieut, adj. 
 ni'iuifenb (f. obeii). — *. bie nbiuefinbe 
 ^^Jirfiin , ber iibmefenbe 25eainte, ^prnrrcr k. 
 if. l''\>i:\U. 
 
 ]Von-resist}fcnCe,nnniczis tanse.«. 
 ber 9iid)riiiiberfliiitb, vai'ilue, f^iinbe ©clji^r- 
 fiim. — Non-resis'lnut, adj. \\[d)l 
 luiberilehenb, blinbliiige gt-lH>rd)ci.ib. 
 
 MoA-Saiie, nousane', (Itlt. non inib 
 sanus> adj. nuljr UOIlftMlIlueM. - nieuiory. 
 nirt;i gfi'iinber SSertliiuD. Blackstone. 
 
 IVonsense^ non'-scuse, «■ 1. ber 
 llnfiun , bn» biinnne 3eng. 2. '•pufyen , bit 
 
 Nonsen.se! ^ofien ! [Sapperei. 
 
 IVoUSeil-Sical , nonxen'sekal , adj. 
 finnlos, ununnig, nlberu, Inppifd). — adv 
 N on sen 'sical ly . fiiinll^a , llll!lniiig U' 
 
 nilOIlSeil.sicallieNS, nonseu'sekal- 
 iies, *. ber llnfiun, bie llngireinirljeit, ■ill- 
 bcrnlKtt, lUbiiirbitnt. [iinenipniiblid). 
 
 IVoll-Seilsilive, nonsen setiv. adj. 
 
 I^'Oll-Solution, unnsulu sliiin, t. 
 bie 9iid)taniloriiiig, 9rid)rerfJarung. 
 
 ]VoU-SOlVency , uonsol'veuse, *. 
 bie OnfiMi'eiii, 3'il)liiigc-unfahigfeit. 
 
 IVoit-SOlveut, nouiOl'veiit. adj. 
 infoli'ent , j(il;lung6unfnl;ia. - *• ber S'l';- 
 liingtiinfiil;ige. [iinbin-nil)crjig. 
 
 IVoil-.sparillg' , nonspa'riug, adj. 
 
 ]Vou.sucli, nou'kutsli, I. ['25Dt.J bev 
 Jabrnflee. Bristol - , bie d>ol,)fbonifd)i 
 ei)d)ni«. Black -, o ber fileei'aamen (f. 
 iibrig. Nones u cli). 
 
 JVoiksuitf nou'siiie, «. [D{ed)tsrpr., 
 bie Siilining ober ainfgibung emer |"d)i>n 
 ipnidM'i-Ttigeii 9ifd)t?fnd)e Don ©eite bei 
 itiiiger^ , bnbnrd) , bn0 bicicr geivoljnlid) 
 luegen Gntbetfung eines a5i*nVI;cn£ cber'iBtiin.- 
 gel6 in ber 'iprrjebiir nidjt er|"d)eiiu. 
 
 ]Vo»siiit, i». a. 1. [i)u-rt)re|"pr.] (5-incn 
 megen 0?id)rerrd)einnng u. jiir ©ii^iruug 
 emer ituige iieriirtl)eiien, nbiwetfen. 2. nid)r 
 jnr fil.ige foninien inncn. Shak. 
 
 Moiisuit, adj. 19{ed)t^i"pr.] nbgeiuie; 
 fen, jiir Sniining ciner iviiige iiertirrl;eilr, 
 eiiicni legnlen SCedjtfgnnge eiitjogrii. 
 
 IK^onleriii, nouienu. s. bie 'Jerien 
 (ber Wertd)t?(}ine). ['DTid)rbeniii;ung. 
 
 ]Voii-U-SailCe, nonyii ^ause. *. bie 
 
 ]V4»ii-user, iioiiyii'/ijr, i. (3{edjr6: 
 ipr.] I. bie SSeriiiidXaiTignng, 3iid)rertnIlnMg 
 err 'ilintfppiilMfO- '^- bir ^lutrgil-raiid). 
 1. An olliee may be foitciieil by mis- 
 user or non -user. 1'lacksto.m;. 2. 
 A franclii»e umy be lost by misuser 
 or — . SUPKEMK CoiKT, U. .Statks. 
 
 TkTooilIe, uoij'dl , *. o ber Irrpf, 
 (J-iiifiilifpmiVI. 
 
 ]\'o«)li, nouk . (lUTlu. niit neck) *. bie 
 ©(fe, bei- ^infel. -of laud, i»e Surijf, 
 £iinbeni)e Siiak. | 
 
 NOU 
 
 Nook -«hotten . I. gejnrff , in Qdrn 
 l)fn)m'Mgenb. 2. f rd)nig cJJiiiiier). 
 
 IVoOil, noon, (aiigi'li". nou ; l^pfLnoen; 
 lu. uawn) ». ber 0)iiiriig (Pie ■OJi'irre beS 
 lag?, in)i)lf Uhr). lnnrt>r. 
 
 At the noon of uiglit. ^ iini ■0}tirter» 
 
 Moon, adj. iiiirr.igig, ■•Biirriig^... 
 
 Noon -day, a) a. Per "Xlfliriig. b ) adj. 
 OTtitrng*... --rent, bie •'Wirt.igt-riifje. -- 
 stead, bcr ©r.inb ber ©Dime nm ')}ritrnge. 
 --tide, n) 3. bcr "iOiirriig, — prick. 6er 
 •OTitrng, '5Kirr.igs-piinft niif Per ©oniieiiul;r. 
 Shak. b) adj. niitriigig, ■0}iitrog6 . . . 
 
 Hiooiiiii"', nouiiiiig. J. Pie -iBfitrng*! 
 rnbe; (bi^iueileii) iae ■!))? r tng6niiil;i , •>»tit» 
 tiig^iljen. AuuLsoif. 
 
 MoON(?f noose, nuu^e. (ir. nas) jr. I. A 
 Die ©d)linge, ©ffjieife. 2. t a) ber •Jiillftncf* ^ 
 b) b(t6 23iinb (bcr (il)e :c.). 
 
 To run one's self into a noose, ± in 
 bie ^aile gcf;en. 
 
 Hfoose, nooie, «i. n. I. (S'ttuiiS in ein« 
 2d)leife binfen. 2. | in emer ©djiinge fain 
 gen. 3. i ucrilrirfeii. 
 
 !¥op, nop, t. ber Sdjlng nuf 6en 
 fii'pf i>fer otif bie ipnnb. [bnutn. 
 
 IVopal, nopal, s. ber iiibifdje jjeigent 
 
 !liope, nope, *. [Dertl.] ber aSlutfinf, 
 
 DtMllpt'iltt. 
 
 ]Vor, nor, (ne It. or) conj. I. (jlir 23e» 
 
 jeid)uiing einer SSeriicinung iinb geiu5t)nliift 
 
 nut poriingeheiifeni neither cber not; (ive» 
 
 bcr ...) nvd). 2. bi^iveifen, geiuDljnI. f, ifl 
 
 neither n 11 f grin {Jen. 3. ^ i"iel;t bismeilen - 
 
 iliut neither in bem cr|1eii i.l;eile eine« 
 
 ©ii^e^. 4. (Dertl. fi'ir) than. 
 
 1. 1 neither love nor fear thee. Shak. 
 
 2. Siuiois — Xanthus siiall be wanting 
 
 there. Dryden. 
 
 3. I whom - avarice — pleasures move. 
 
 Walsh. 
 
 Neither ... nor, meber ... nvd). 
 
 ]%'Orfolk - plover y norfAke- 
 pluvvur, «. [Drnitl;.] bcr ©reiniwnljer, 
 Dicffup. I^iiprbeu. 
 
 Hiorland, [Oertl.] pimi Pber nue beta 
 
 IVorinal, normal. Uat- nomialis) 
 adj. I. [(Seom.J fcnfred)!, 3?prtniil... (Sinic). 
 ■2. 9ionnn(.., regelredH , rcgclningig. 3. 
 iJiorinnl... (bie 9ln|iing6gninbe, (j-iemeiit* 
 Itlireiib). 
 
 Normal school, bie 9iPrmiiirrt)iile. 
 
 IVorinan, uor'mau. »((/'. npnnnnnirct;. 
 
 ]Voriiian , (jtifoninienge,). p. nonli- 
 uiau, nord-niau) t. 1. ber 'TtPriniinilf, 
 Otpnvegcr ; pi. bie Dii'rniaiiitcn , 9'iirj 
 ninnncr. 2. ber ^emi^l;nrr bcr ( fi"«iiiiPfi» 
 :d)eu; ^Tormnnbie. 3. COJinr.] ber i{ai;en» 
 fppf. [bie OTi'viiiiiiiPtc. 
 
 ]V«»rinandy, norniandc.jT. [(5>cpgr.I 
 
 Hi'ori'Oy* uor'ioe, U'. north u. roy) 
 s. [(5-iigi.] ber brirtc bcr brei aiiiippeiifouige 
 obev Spcrrlbe , beiien ^limebciirf ilcJ) iiprbi 
 u'lirr^ ilbiT ben lreitrflii0 erilrerft. 
 
 UTortli, uortA, (iiiigclf. north; brutfcf), 
 rd)iu. II. brill, nord; l;p(l. noord; it. none; 
 I'r. iiord; iirin. nord; fp. nord) *. 1. ber 
 Ticri, 9?i'rbeii, gJilttirnndjr (nis ^iinnieis» 
 grgiiib). 2. ber 9ii'rbiuiub , WiTb. 3; per 
 i)iin-bcn (eincd I'nnbcfi ol5 ©egniirtO e. 
 ©ilceii). 
 
 North by w«»t, ['TJinr.J Wort iUin 
 
Flite. f?tr. fall. fat. .Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n5r, got. 6il, ciSud. Ti'ibe. ti'ih. fuH. t//in. T[Ii<i. 6^3 
 
 NOR 
 
 NOT 
 
 tUrilrn. North by east. Olcrb )iim D(len. |[95oM bie ^reffe. — thril, f. N o«tril. I 
 
 IVo.4e, V. a. I. nut £)cr ^in'e niifiVii= 
 reii , beriedjeii, loitteru. 2. fict) (yiiiem fiu- 
 gciieiiilt'Ueii , (I'lncin Die <&\>i^e buttn. 3. 
 (ymeii bti D«t Sfofe l)erumiril)ri'ii. 
 
 lVu«e, V. M. t 6tc ^Siait tjod) trasjeii, 
 fid; niifbiafjeii. Shak. 
 
 IVused, iiozd, aiij. I. (ill 3'M'>iniiiitii< 
 I'l'ijuiigtii) siiiiriij, nut ciiur Ouik, j. 25. 
 well--, tint tii4>tijji: i)iaie t;iil)eii6; long- 
 -, liingiiailij. 2. t Ornfe (0)eriid)) l).ibtn&. 
 
 IVuseltAK, noze les, adj. feme Oiafe 
 Ijiibfiie, el)iif i)iare. 
 
 AiUSlKy iioz'zl, (17. nose) t. 1. Ht 
 flfiiie Oi.ife, Cii^ '7iii6i1)cii. 2. (H\6 (S-nDe einec- 
 Diiiae*) 6ie edjiiiiuit, ^i(\\t, Dide (lUi 
 *Jfiu1)ttrii ) ; Dv'oljre can eiiicm i^lafilMlgej. 
 
 Musulug'y f iiozoi'ii'ije. (.gr. hoxoh 
 11. logos) t. I. l>)}Ji£>.J Me OiofoU'ijie, Kriiiif= 
 I)eir6lcl;re. 2. Cie 9ii<|olUi]ie (^ll>l)AnMiiuij 
 lifer Cie ^{raiiri;citeti>. — No»olftg'ical. 
 »(</'. iioiVlOijii'il). — No»orogi»i, «. Der 
 •Jii'iVlPij , ivriintl)eitclel)rer. 
 
 MoMupuietic , noaAp6i«t'tik , (gr. 
 noxoa u. poieo; aiiJ. f ^lriiiift)rucii verur 
 lact^enb. 
 
 ]VoJ«tOC, nos'iok. 4. [5Uot.] tai 9tO: 
 itrct;, i^niiineUbliUt, die &rt>biiiitie. 
 
 niuMtril} nos'tiil, taiiijrlf. noselihyrl. 
 iiae%ethyil) t. OaS inill'eillod), 6ie i}tll|Ur. 
 
 MuMt ru III y IIOSllUUI, (lilt. l>. MO 
 
 «ier, s. l»))iei).J £>ii« fletjeime 'JJiittel, 'iiv-- 
 r<iniini. 
 
 Hiut, not, (anijelf. nnht . noht; l)o(l. 
 
 iiiet; iud)t; rilfi'. uicle; idjott. iioclii) aili). 
 
 1. ni(1)t. 2. ill trill eiileii (»lie6e eiiie* ifeauee 
 
 fillin nor P6. neiilier ailf - f"'!)'" , J- '^^ ~ 
 
 lor a price nor rewaid; 1 wh* not in 
 
 »afety , neither had 1 rest (tin Dent: 
 
 l\1)no iveDer oO. iii(t)t... iXL'df; iiid^t. . niict) 
 
 m<t)t. 3 (fltutj i\\<tfi nii'i;r. 4. v|laitMoi onl)< 
 
 nic^f blD£, iiid)t niir. 
 
 3. Tliine eyes are open upon nie , and 1 
 
 am not, (iiiiD id) vctiji't^e). Bioll 
 
 Not at all, gar vt. Oiir(t>Aii< ni<^t. - 
 
 yet, nod) nid>t. - a» yei, jut 3«ii "cd) 
 
 nid)t, ni>d) ni(t)t. 
 
 Aiutnble « (tr. S33. ». int. noiabili 
 a<(/. 1. * DD. Iiur I (no'iabl; nirrriui'irC'i>). 
 anicl;iilid) , betrridjtiid), niifijiji'idjiiti, luid) 
 fig, gri'6; niigei'djiii. 2. ([ (noiabl) |Vrfl> 
 fiun, (liijig, emilg. 3. || fiird^terlid) ; befiiiiiit 
 Notable argiimeut, ttr :ptlliptgeg(ll 
 ilaii6. 
 
 Mutable f nntabl, «. 1. (e^iM. in 
 JJmiifo pi. Die Oforr.uein, nn!]eiVi;cii|1tii 
 ^gtaate^l'i'iriiiT. 2. t>ic -JXerfiufir&igfen (inrrf . 
 luiirPiiie Siicljc). 
 
 2lk4»tnbleneSH, not tablnes, «. t. 
 one pay through the -. G'llieu thfiUT bf-\-^ tit (»)frd)iiirii)fiif , CiT '3l-'6. f'f ■J5otriet)- 
 |«il)lfn Mficn. To tell noses. Ki^pij'i^li">!l ' iViniffit. 2. tie 'iOrfrfiunrdiaffit, "iOic^tiijfiit. 
 Ijrtlten (nni ^ie3fd)e jn beinl)lcn). To fuddle 13. f.^j 2Gi(f,ri(jrijnii. 
 
 one's nose, o |ld) bt-miu'cil. To make a !|i'«itHbly, iiii'tabli. notabli, arie. 
 bridge of any one's -, o S'ineii ini Iri'.ifrii |. nierfiufirpifi , bcticiuciiD. 2. luif^tig , inif 
 BlMrbeiflehen. There will be many bloody luirfjti.irr ""Wiifi'- Addison. 
 
 ]%'urtli^ i"tj. utrDlid), >J?ort>... 
 
 North-east, a ) j. tet >J?urDP|l ; - by 
 nnith, 9?l'r^l'|1 iiiMi ^^iiprben. b) adj. nvrt: 
 &1I11.I), >)iiMto|1 . . . -lights. «. pi. (OKe. 
 tiiTi'i.) ii\i ^lortiidit, eer iJiorfrd)ein. -• 
 ■ i.rlh-east, >Jii>rblU'rDO|l. —-north- 
 west. iK L>rMuirtiurif . -pole, Ber ^Siorb-. 
 ytl. --sea. tie OiorPiVe, bn* beutidje 'Mieer. 
 --star, ber i)tur^|'^frll , ^olrtrilerii. -- 
 ward, adj. nccMid), nod) iRi'rtcn geleflcn. 
 - -ward, --wards, udn. wertWihrti. — • 
 we»t, a) *. gforbmeil. b) orfj. norbiueillid). 
 Oforbipeil . . . -western, norbmeillid), 
 9uT^lue|l ... -- w i n d . ber ^forbiuiiib. 
 
 niurtlierlineMS , nor'THiirl^ne.^. 
 «. (•JlilriMi.) bic iiorciirt)e >Hl»meid)iiiig. 
 
 niortlierly, nor'THurle. adj. nbvt 
 lilt, Oiorb... - adv. iiitOUii), nod> Ob. i>oii 
 
 niortliern, nSr'THurn, adj. n^r^' 
 liiD ; niTbifd), 9fi'rb . . . 
 
 To steer a northern coarse. ni'rMid), 
 HTMuiirra flfi'frii. - "'«" ^ ber ii'lpel, 
 ai.mrr. Shak. (nDrPiunrt*, ntrblirt). 
 
 JVurtllcrnlyv nir'TliumlA. udv. 
 
 Aiwrtliingr, nftr'i/iing. f. 1. bie 5V. 
 nir.iuii.i I'b. brr '.Ul'ilaiiD i<i>n beni 9lrqiiiiti't 
 iirrMv.irtS. 2. bet I'niit obet <Ub|Unb uorb: 
 liili I'oin •!lriVi<itot. 
 
 1. As ilie tides of the sea obey the south- 
 ing and nort hi n g of liie sea . . 
 
 Dahwik. 
 
 Worway^ nir'wS, #. [®toflf.J iKir. 
 itfiieii. --fir. Ne 3>nr»tniiiif. 
 
 Mur«vej;ittn f niSrwijian, adj. 
 ii.rii'i-.viM). - *• btr >JTi>rmeqiT. 
 
 Hiose^ niVie; (niiiji'li. nose, nase; Ijcfl 
 nen»; ft^iu. nasa; ttt». naene ; int. nasus; 
 if nnxo; ft. ne«; riifl. nos; bnlin. nooss; 
 |oii*fr. nasa; ? gr. nesos. bie Omel) ». I- 
 ; fic >W.ii>. 2. t bif ':W.ii> (b" ®irud)). 3. 
 (t.ic 0-iibi- eine* Dnige5) bie iW.iie, S<t)nniijc; 
 9<i»hrc, M6 9(i'l)r <rine4 ^niebnigS). 
 
 2. We are nut olfeiidcd with a dog for a 
 better nose than his matter. 
 
 C01.LIBR. 
 Flat nose, bie ©tumpfnnrr. Running 
 of the -, bet ltopnd)iiiipfen. The gristly 
 paits of the -, bie ^laieiipfigel. To speali 
 in pb. through the -, MniVlM. To lead by 
 ilie -, 1 e-inen bei ber >Wn|"e l)eruniful)ren 
 To do any thing under any one's-, i (yts 
 wat e-iueni uor bet 9iniV tijiin. To thrust 
 one's — into the alfairs of others , iulo 
 every corner, bit ^trtfe in 'Jliigelfgfiiljeircn 
 9luberet, in WM (lerfrn. To put ones - 
 ontof joini, Q:i\m\ in Ungnnbe i>bt:t iini bie 
 Wunjt tinr* •JlnCern briniu'ii. To make any 
 
 ■ OSes, tt ivtrb bn uiele blutige ^infen >\b: 
 fftjen. 
 
 N o e e ■ b a g. ber 5"ltftbentel (ber <>ferbe). 
 — •baud, tai 9?nieiibn!iB —-bleed. I. 
 lS6i>t.] bie ©djiitgnrbt. 2. bn< 9i.irriil'lnfrii, 
 »Uit<n mi ber9iiv,e. -fish, ber -7i.irr(n): 
 IM't^. --6ay,b«!5lunien|lrnii0. --smart, 
 
 Notably well. rrd)f 1UI>I)I. 
 
 TVotHriul, iioiA'icai. udj. I. }it riiirni 
 iJiotiir n'lH'f'il - i)ii>f.ir. . . , 9ioravr... 2. 
 luMi riiifni 9iornr iiii!?iififrrinr, bfolanbigr. 
 
 IVotnry^ nAtaie. (fr. uomire; Mr. 
 noiariiiH) *. ber ^irtnr UlrfiiiibeiirdjreU'ir, 
 ^eiitfuiibfr; (0|t nint) -public;. 
 
 NOT 
 
 MotatioUf nnta'shun. (Inf. notatio) 
 J. 1. bie ■iliitjfidjiiuiig; [©loiii.] iSeji'id)iiiiiig 
 (btr 3iil;Ifn). 2. f ^^^ Sinn, bie 3)fbi'u« 
 tiin.v South. 
 
 IVotcllf notsh, (i>. fiiitfi-ii?) s. I. bit 
 Keri'c, ber G-iii|'d)'>itt <|'. nui1)Nock). X 
 rTJorbniMj ber Diird)fd>iiuf , enge X>ur(t)» 
 giiiig (biirc^ ^Jerge, SpiuvD. 
 
 N o t c h - w e e d . ['Het.] bie 97?elbe. - 
 wheel, t>iM lll)rrnb , luernn bie ^eiibel* 
 f((>rviiignngfii ge)nl;It iDerbcii. 
 
 Motcli, B. a. I. fcrbeii, einfi^neiben. 
 ■I. (bei -TOfiHeni) nnfr(().irfen (-MiiiijliU'ine). 
 3. imgleid) fctjiuMbeii (bit ^nnre;. 
 
 !Vote , »o'r <|1. ne wote) knevr 
 
 not Db. could not. Spehser. 
 
 Mote, note, (fr. '2C. ; Int. nota ; lu. 
 
 nod) *. 1. (till 3i'id)en lii'cri). , nm bnviin 
 
 (S'twnS ill erfennriu bni- 3iid?en (nm -Jtmibe 
 
 ciiiffi 23iid)ef;, 'J)Jfrfittd)i-n i Keiiiijcic^eii J 
 
 OKerfinnl ; iirnnbuinl. 2. Bie ^lote, >>liimer» 
 
 fung, fiirje iieiuevfuiu) \>0. Q-vMiiterniig, 
 
 :>(aiiBgU'ffe. 3. bie 'Tii'fii, ileiinniiij, Kiinfe. 
 
 V bie 'Tlotii, 5Beinerfniig , •Jliimerfuiig. 5. 
 
 t ber 3ii|lnnb, bet ninn ub. (>-tii<ii6 i>eobnd>» 
 
 tet iwirb. 6. bn^ 'flniehen, bie iiiiii^rigreit, 
 
 •Sebentniig, ber 9eiir. 7. [-y)tuf.\ ne Oiote, 
 
 b.v« iiMijei(t>en. 8. in. ? a) fer il;nrini«iiiri*e) 
 
 iiMi, bie iJiote. b) pi bie iOniV, bir (>>e« 
 
 inng. 9. Die aibbreuintnr. 10. Bn« 3'"il« 
 
 djeii, 9Jriefd)en. iKillet. 1 1. Me Oiofe, ber 
 
 Setirl, tn* 3efteld)eii (inn Bern (yi.i\u1)riiiiTe 
 
 ill :E>ilfe jn fuininen). »2. (xiniuvij Bit 
 
 iJii'te, 3ii>rn, 'JCit^iuMig (j. 'i). eiiie» e(<)iiei« 
 
 Bcr6 jo; brr 'Jlus-iiig. 13. l>>.iiiBrli cet 
 
 .Sdjein, S(()ulb|'d)ciii; bn J -^iipur ; bie 'Jiote 
 
 ij. a. in bank-iioie. bie 'ynnfiioie). 14. Bie 
 
 (DipliMiiniird)e) iJiote ddjafdictje »JKiftl)ei« 
 
 iniig). 15. + bie i)inct)rid)r, 3i-iiuii,j. .Shak. 
 
 16. t ber «&<(>nnbfletf, bie Sdjnint^). Shak. 
 
 (f. 9ir. I). 
 
 3. Give order to my servants thitt they take 
 
 No note at all of our bring absent 
 
 hence. Shak. 
 
 3. Small matters, coiiiiiKially in use and 
 
 note (bie innii' betTniiBu) niiiveiiber u. 
 
 berbnd)tet.) Baco.-*. 11. Tne ndvotaio 
 
 often has notes to a.sNi.tt his iiie- 
 
 uiory. and clergymen preach wiih n o- 
 
 tes or wiilioul ihein. Webstbr. 
 
 A negotiable note, [if)nnBilJ uinieij* 
 
 bnre« ^npier. A promissory -, a - of 
 
 hand. Ber i>niiBri1)ein, i>niiBiued)rtI. -of 
 
 liaiid, Ber fiMiPnrird) iri'tfciie iljatiVl. - of 
 
 ilic course of exciiunge, Ber (yilBfiirejetrel. 
 
 A. - of inierregation, iai ijrngejfldjeil. 
 
 Blank -, [^DKuf.] bie aSierti'ljiiote. To sing 
 
 the notes, ['iWhlf.] |Vlmi|lren. That ara 
 
 ill the - of cxpettiition , Bie niif Ber £i|1e 
 
 llrljcn n. erivnrret werBcii. Shak. To niaka 
 
 use of notes, to pri-ach witli notes, bit 
 
 •Ji'eDe, ^^recigr nblereii. To confer no tea 
 
 lo-eiher, firf) bfrnrljfd)liigi'll. Tliey sing the 
 
 same — with you, fie fu'^reii bieiVlbe (Sprn(<>e 
 
 ivie i()r. To take - of..., Oit'fij, $8Drinet» 
 
 fung, fieniifiiig lu'ljincn (i>i>n (S'tii>n6>, \id) 
 
 t'efriinnifrn iini ... He gave me a - of it, 
 
 er gnb inir e:ne T^vtt Bnnil'i-r. 
 
 Note-book, I. Bns OuTijbnd), ^TOetf* 
 bud), Bie ItlnBBe. 1. [ipoirBdJ 6i\6 -BidjiVl. 
 ©fiMirri'. 3. iai 9tiucnBnct). --wortUy, 
 uierrtvi'irBig. 
 
604 FAje. far. ihll fat. ML met. Fine. fin. N6, raSve. n8r, got, 6il, cl6nd. Ti\be, tii'., full. t//in. Tflis. 
 
 NOT 
 
 IVttte, (tilt, nolo) i>. <i. 1. ,uirf)"f" 
 (ttmulid) miic()i'ii). 2. aiiiicUtneii , iH'r}i'id)= 
 nen, iiii'&crrc()ceit«eii, mnirfii, iiiimcr.''i'ii. 3. 
 [«JKiif.] ill ^iJiottii, (luf ?iotfn rfi3cii (cin 
 Ciff). 4. (S-tiua^ bemcrfen, btoba(t>m\, ^v- 
 tij iic()nicn (uoii). 
 4. No more of tliat; I have noted it 
 well Shak. 
 
 To note down, [^niibcr] flnf(f)rcibeii, 
 nm'iiotiri'.i, iiotireii, 6iirf)eii, befafleii. Noted 
 ivitli diironiiity, lni(;{JC|tilltet. To— of nD. 
 for, * G-iiieu 6crd)iiltJ<]eii (cintr ©iid)e ic); 
 to be noted of oB. for, 6cruc()ti<]t feill lUf; 
 gt'll . . . To cause a bill to be noted. 
 [ipiiiiCfl] ^roti'iT fr()c6cn ((iffcu. 
 
 IVote, (nngclf. imitan) V. a. f niit 
 ben >pin-iifni fiofjen. [iiiigorelifii. 
 
 Xc»te<l, iio'ted, adj. feefaiiiir, teri'iljiiu, 
 
 Hi'Utcdlyf noiedlc. ndv. (lllir Si'lUlt: 
 
 tiig oc>. '1ni'(>iirf)rimji) gcuciii , t>l•^lMl^tr6. 
 
 TIToteduess, nuiednes, «. Me ^e: 
 tfilniKhiir , t)iT 'Ji'iif. 
 
 ]%iu(el(*SK, note'les, adj. nic()t niUli'; 
 
 fil;cn, iiiiamVIjiiiid), tie aiiifiiierfrtuiifi'ir 
 
 iiiitt .i;it lilt) jiil)eii&. 
 
 ]K[oter, iio'iur, *. 1. bet Serfiiffer 
 
 iniii iHiiuvfiiiigcn, .KiMiinieiiratL'r. 2. ©iiicr, 
 
 ber I'oii (jtiv«6 J!fiintni0 niniiiit, (vtiuns 
 
 fliimtrciln, niimcrft. 
 
 Motlling', nut/2iiig, (no tl. thing) 
 
 t. II. ado. 1. ^id)t^ (©eiieiifiit^ u. ^Hmu-). 
 
 2. 9?id)t£ (Cer 3"lf«ii'£' bn 2>fniid)riiii(i, tie 
 
 Otidjtexiileuj). Shak. 3. ytuiiti (fliir Jiidnfi, 
 
 ludjti iSci'iMibfce^). 4. TOdjitJ (nit^ii -Unbe-. 
 
 reS;. 5. giid)t« (fein iluil r6. fflra&); -of. 
 
 frill, iiid)t*. 6. 9iid)r5 (iiid)rij iiu'rti)). 7. 
 
 9iid)t6 cJIrmutl), uii-triiif Umiltnifn. 8. 
 
 9iid)r5 (ctiun^ Uiit'etciitnires, mif (S-tiUiU- 
 
 ill fciiicni 95iTl)iilriiiiTc €ril)riifff ). 9. tao 
 
 9iid)ti, bie ivleiutgfeu. 10. adv. mu ^hdjti, 
 
 tiid)t, (\av iiid)t. 
 1. Tlie world was created from n o t ii i n g. 
 Webster. 3. He thought — done, wliiie 
 any thing remained co be done. Weh- 
 8TCR. 4. — but tiiis will entitle you lo 
 God's acceptance. Wake. 5. Tlie troops 
 manifested — of irresoluliou in ilie 
 attack. Webster. Yet had his nspeci 
 - of severe. Dkvuen. 7. A man that 
 from very — is grown to an unspeak. 
 able estate. Shak. 8. Tlie charge of 
 making tlie ground, and otherwise, is 
 great, but - to the profit (fli'l)t Illit 
 belli CJJeiuiiuie in fciiieni 2>erl;alriiii7e). 
 Bacon. 
 
 9. 'Tis nothing, says the fool; but, 
 
 says the friend. 
 This nothing, sir, will bring you to 
 your end. Dkvden. 
 
 10. He is — wiser than he was. — Adam, 
 with such counsel — sway'd ... Milton. 
 
 Nothing of severe , \ud)t6 Grilllc*. 
 That's - to me, ba6 berilljrt iiiii^ iiid)t, jjel;t 
 mid) iiid)t$ an. Good for -, mitfliifllif^, 
 friHed)t. For -, lltlifonfl. She is - near 
 so karned as you, fie i(l 6ei 5!Ceitem liid)t 
 fr flcieljrt aii Sie. He docs - but sleep, er 
 (l)iit >)iid)r*, ni& rd)liifeii. To come to -, 
 (11 iiirf)te, {11 ^iiiTer lurrbeii. It will come 
 to -. PtUiiiif u'irb Diirt)rij uirrbeii. Of — , 
 
 - comes, ail? i)ild)rf U'lri"" Dild)r5. To niuke 
 
 - of.., I. ftdj ^iicijt6 iiiii^jeu (11116 d-tiun*, 
 
 MOT 
 
 e-incm). 2. nicftt rt(i"i(f(id> in ob. mit Qtivai 
 u'iii. 
 
 I'rov. Nothing venture , — have, luer 
 iKid)t* luiii^t , (ifiiuiiiir 0i;xf)t5. 
 
 ]%'otliiiig-iies<«, niit/i'ingnls, t. 1. 
 fa& Oiid)r$ , OiuDtCdreiii. 1. ba6 0iid)t5, bie 
 9iid)tiafeit (Sndje I'oii friiieiu SBerrIre). 
 
 IVotice, iio'iis. (fr. 233. v. lar. noti- 
 
 tia) t. I. bieJviiiiBc, iiciiiitiiiij, Sfotij ("Btobj 
 
 iid)tiiH(j mit Spi'v.it tee >iliii]ee ic. o6. be« 
 
 ©eifreS). 2. bie Diofij , Oiait)nd)t , 'iliiidijc 
 
 (2?erid)teriltUtiiiin. ber 53erid)0. 3. bie Oiotij 
 
 (ciii ^55iipier, luoDiird) ituiiDe gegebeii luire). 
 
 4. bie 'Jlajeige, bai ^fiiiijeit^eii. 5. bie ©6= 
 
 tnerfiiiif), •iJeoOadjiimg. 
 
 1. We take n ot ice of objects passing or 
 
 standing before us. 2. 1 received — by 
 
 a messenger or by letter. He gave — 
 
 of his arrival. The merchant gives — 
 
 that a bill of exchange is not accepted. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 At a minute's notice, jii jeber ''BJillllte 
 
 iebeil •'JllliJClll'litf. To receive—, to liave — , 
 
 i3uid)i'td)t liefiiiliuieil. To give any one -, 
 
 (i-iueii be:irtd)rid)tisjeii, luiffeii loiJeii, ©iiiein ju 
 
 luilTen fi)iiii. To give -, (iiiffiiiibeii, aiiffiigeii. 
 
 To give - of. l>eii.id)rid)tigeii (uoii ©tiuas), 
 
 (iilli'li (JTiUiio tiMiTeii liiffeii, jii mifyeii tl)iiii, 
 
 33eitd)t eriliUreil libfr... To take - of any 
 
 thing, of any one, ^eillltllt^ , 9tl>ti^ liel^s 
 
 men (iu>ii d'liieiii ob. (rtiuao) ftd) befiinu 
 
 iiierii (umi; (ytiun^ feiiur 25eiiterfiiiig n)iir> 
 
 fiigeii, ©men iiriiiieii, benurfcit. They took 
 
 no - of us, fte ri;ateii, al$ fiil^eii \it nn* 
 
 llidir. Tike no - of any thing; ln(7eil <Sie 
 
 fid) 3ru1)ri' luerfeil. Site took — of it before 
 
 liini, fte iii(irt)te biffe 3.kiiiecfiiitg ucr il)m. 
 
 Take- that..., luiffcii ©ic, iiierfeii ©te 
 
 fid), blip. .. jc. Take -, (in Dofiiiiienteii) 
 
 fiiiip II. }ii luiffen. 
 
 Aioticu , ». o. I. bciiifrfen , fef)eii. 
 2. meifcii , iid)ieii (niif). 3. beiiierfrii, er: 
 u'al)iieii, luriiljreii. 4. beiiierfeii (<5-iiieii), 
 3iotij iiel)iueii (you G'liieiiu , mit 9liifmerf» 
 f.inifeit t)el)iiiibeiit ((S-itieii). 5. (mit bent 
 ®ei|le) beinerfen. 
 1. We noticed no improper conduct; 
 we noticed the conduct of the speak- 
 er. Webster. 2. His conduct was rude, 
 but 1 did not — it. Webster. 3. An- 
 oilier circiiinstaiue was noticed in 
 cnnneition with the suggestion last 
 discussed. Hamilton. 
 
 ]Vutiee»ble, uo'ifsabl, adj. be: 
 merfeiiciutril); bcimrft mcrbeii foiitieub. 
 ]\'otic't fur noticed. 
 ]!liotificati<»n, notc.ekii'shun, (fr. 
 933.) «• 1. bie iliiii'iije ('■Wrlbiiiu), iiefaiiiit; 
 nind)iina). 2. bie (gcgibeiiej Sliijetge. 3. 
 bie 'iliijeige (bie fte eiirl;iilteiibe ©djrift u.;. 
 1%'utify, no'teti, (fr. notifier, v. lilt, 
 notus II. facio) v. a. I. @-ineiii ©•tu'n^ fiino 
 t()iiii, bffniiiit mnd)e!i. 2. (to - any one of 
 any thing) &iiieni ©tmas aiiieigeii, melbcii, 
 ©iiieii (^tiunS lulffeii l.ifffit. 3. (S-iueiu Oi.id)! 
 rtd)t gebeii (of .., ooin, CSineni jii lunTiii 
 tl)uii, ©iiieu beiiad;nd)iigcii (of.., ooiu. 
 1. The laws ot liod notify to man his 
 will and our duly. Weiister. 2. The 
 allied sovereigns have notified the 
 French couit ol' their purpose of main- 
 taining legitimate j^oveiuuient. 3. The 
 
 NOT 
 
 constable lias notified the citizens 
 to meet at the City Hall. — The Pre- 
 sident of the United States has not! 
 fied the House of Representatives, 
 that he has approved and signed the 
 act. Webster. 
 
 IVotiuilf no'shun , (Int. noiioi s. 1. 
 Ber SScgriff , SStrflnitbctU'rgviff , bie ^forioii, 
 (lift ucni)cd)felt mit> O^"- 2. Die 'OKeiiiimg, 
 3bee. 3. t ber 23erftnitB, bie giiffuiigsfrtift, 
 ber OJeift. Shak. 4. o bie S^eigiing, Euft, 
 91bild)t. 
 1. We may have a just notion of power, 
 or false notions respecting spirit. 
 Webster. Few agree in their no. 
 tions about these words. Cheyke. 2. 
 Tlie exiravngant notions they enter- 
 tain of tiieiiiselves. Auoisoji- 4. 1 have 
 a — to do this or tliat. 
 The n o t i o n of a life to come, bie Jbee 
 uoii ciiieiii fitiiftigeii Sfbcii, ber ©laiibe nit 
 ciii fuiiftigeg Ccbeii. Airy notions, leere 
 G-iiifiide. Under that -, aii6 bem &efid)t6i 
 puiitte. 
 
 Motional, nu'sln'mal, adj. 1. ein< 
 gebilbet, iiiingiiiiir, iBentifd) (iiiir in ber 
 3Bee lebeiiB). 2. jld) tuit 6-iiibiitmigen, 
 iniaginareii Snd)eii berd)iif[igeiiB. 
 
 Motioiiality , noshi'inal lete , t. -f 
 bie (SiiibilDiiiig, Bn» >pinigifpiii|l. 
 
 TVotiOIiallyy nushuiiallc, adv. in 
 Ber (S-inbilDuug, tiid)t in Ber 2i3irnid)feit. 
 Motionist, iiu'siiunist. *. Bcr iJiiiirrtiT. 
 IVotoriety, nAtufi'cte, (fr. noto- 
 rie'te) t. 1. bie JDffeufinibigl'fit KiinBbrtr* 
 feit (eincS 93erbred)en5 :c.). 2. bie offentIic<)e 
 JtiiiiBe. 
 
 Notorious, noto'retis, ((At. noto- 
 rius) adj. I. | nftgcuieiii befniiiit, oUbu 
 fniiiit, fiiuBbnr, otfi'iifiiiibig, ivdtfnnBig, 
 laiiBfiiiibig, flnbtfiiufig, iiotortfd) (u. ®a» 
 d)eii); riid)Io«, beriid)figt (for.., lucgen, u. 
 ^erfoiieii). 2. J otTiiifiniBig, iDeltfiinbig. 
 
 IVotorioilsly , nuiu'rcusle, adv. 
 nflbeMiint, offeiU'nr, luuorifd). 
 
 Notoriously known, lailBftlllbig, ftAbt> 
 funbig. 
 
 IVotorioilSlieKN, noto'reusnes, 4. 
 
 bie OfTeiifiiiiBigfeit; Ber 3ii!l'^i'b< bn (S-tioiii 
 
 beri'id)rigt i|l. lfd)oren, gintf. 
 
 ]Vott) not, (niigeir. hnot) adj. * ge« 
 
 Nott- headed, --pa ted, glart gei 
 
 fd)wen. [iiiirr to, fappen. 
 
 Mott , r. o. <= flui^eii , fit)eeren (beii 
 
 IVotus, no'tus. (lat.) «. Ber Stibmiiib. 
 
 IVotwlieat , not wheie. (V. oiigeif. 
 
 hnot) *. Ber iCeiji'ii oljiie OJnutnen. 
 
 IVot^vitltstmidiii;;, notwlt/i. 
 
 stand'ing. part. V. wiihsiand lllit Bcr SJPff 
 
 frl^fiibe not, (geii)til)iil. nl» cotij. ii. praep. 
 
 iiiigefeljen) 1. iiiigrad)tef. 2. (e(liptifd) flic 
 
 - that) nid)t^ Bifio lueiiigrr, Beffeiuingeiid)» 
 
 tet, Beitiiod). 3. (f u. iiiind)rig ftir; obglctd). 
 
 1. Christ enjoined on liis followers not 
 
 to publish the cures he wrought; but 
 
 notwithstanding his injunctions, 
 
 they proclaimed them. Bible, it is a 
 
 rainy day, but — tiiat, the troops must 
 
 be reviewed. 2. 1 will surely rend tl'« 
 
 kingdom from thee, and will give it to 
 
 thy servant; -. in thy days 1 will not 
 
 do it, toi iJavid ihy taiher i. cake. BiWJI 
 
Fate. far. faFI, fnt. Me. met. Finf. fiii. N6. move, nor, got, 6lL cl6u(l. Tiibe. tiih, fiirl. t^in. Tllis. 605 
 
 NOU 
 
 Notwithatanding that, btffen un-. 
 Qttttbtet. 
 
 IVoiig'lit, niwt, f. Naught. 
 
 niuulj Ciiii(]el|'. Iinol) «. -^ icx <B<btiM , 
 fiopf. [not. 
 
 Mould, ne would * fur would 
 
 Mouilf iinun. (I. nomeiv' * l®raiuiii.] 
 \>ai OJiiimuorr. 9?iimen. 
 
 nruuriltll, nur'rish, (fr. nourrir. I. 
 ouirio) p. a. 1. f UA!)reii, ert)nlten ; unttv- 
 Ijnitcu. 1. (up) a) iiiufrl}alfeii. b) ftiifiifbeii. 
 3. i a) mijun; iincerl}iMceti (aufmutiterii)- 
 b) H nntjrfn, troilen, liebeu. 
 3. To uourich rebellion; to-the rirtiies. 
 
 To nourish war, itriifl fuljrsil (with, 
 mtti , (Jiiieii befriffien. 
 
 IVourish, 0. n. I. iiAljren, n<tl)r^ofr 
 feiii. 1. + •)iiil}ruti(j tttjaittn. . Bacon 
 
 1. Grains and roots uourish more tiiiiii 
 leaves. Bacos. 
 
 MuuriMli, «. t t>ie9lMime. 9inhrerinn. 
 
 IVwurislinble, nur'risliaUl, adj. 
 fur 9i.ihriiiiii cmpf.iiigiic^. 
 
 ]Vouri«ili«r, nur'ri«liur, btr &r> 
 natjrtr , t>i* ?i.il)riiii(i«mirtcl. 
 
 niOUrlMllinu; y uur'risbing , aHj. 
 liflljriMit , nnhrciiO. 
 
 IVuuriHilllienty nur'rishment. j. 
 I. Me 'Tirtljruiifl (Per ^I.iljrfloif , bai 9i.ih- 
 rung6niittcl, its l\\\teTt)i\U). 2. t tit tflcn 
 fTiflf) g?iil)niiifl. 
 
 IVouriture f nur'ritxhure , (fr. 
 Dourriture)4. t Pie (?-rjie(jiiiifl, f. Nurtur*. 
 
 Iliour.*«lef iiiirs'I, (fr. nourrir) ». a. 
 ppmcii , gri'S jifl)"' ; ("P" niifiiel)eii. 
 
 lVuur.«ilill(f,nurs'ling. f. N u ra I i n g- 
 
 miuiixle, niU '^I. o. a. I. (jrl)tnuAZie> 
 nut btx STiife ii'UljIeii , nii(iii<fteii ; (up) niif 
 n)fil)len. Shak. 2. ( ®(()ivtineii ic. ) •iit\h]t 
 turd) tie 9^nre jiel)eii. [groB jiiht"- 
 
 JVouzle, V- a. i pfleoeii, nuf)irt)eii, 
 
 IVovhI<$) n&'vilie, (tat. noval««) t. 
 (Siiiiriuirrljid).) ber iWeiibrurt), tat ^ituar 
 rent , 9iiu(iin6 , Per •Jiui'nMrfer. 
 
 Movntimi, iiuvi'skean, «. [Sir' 
 d)ei)j.j Per '^iiuMtiiiiier. Nora' tiauism. 
 «. Pie Cfbre Pir 'Tii'iMfi.iiicr. 
 
 Movntiuu, nuvAshun, ) (. Inno- 
 
 IVovator^ uAvi'iur, J ration 
 Innovator. 
 
 lVov<;lf nnv'vcl, ((At. novellus) adj. 
 I. lieu, nid)t nit; (Pahcr) 2. iiii<5eii>o!)iili<1> 
 3. [till I'liriifrl. DieAltti ihe - con»t>tu'ions. 
 Pie ^Jooetlen < 3uiliiiiauir(l)eu ®efei)e >. 4. 
 (itw jjeiuetiieu iKedjie] - dixscizin, Pie i33iJe« 
 Perk>ertreiPiiiifl nu* Peiu ^^i fitje. BtAChsxDBE. 
 
 2. The proceedings of the cuurt weir 
 novel. 
 
 IVovel, *■ I. (Purflerl. 9?ed)t| Pie 9?a 
 Oide, pi- Pie 9Ji>i>rllrii. 2. Pie ^leiiiijfeit, 
 9?fiil)eit. 3. Pie ^topefle (fleiiie ri>niiiiui|Vt)r 
 &rjiil)linia). 
 
 Novel-writer, Per ^oi>efleni'd)rei6ir, 
 g?oueUenPid)ter. [iJifiienin.i. 
 
 I¥ov«li)llll« nov'velliim, *. f Pu- 
 
 MowllKtf nnv'veiliHt, «. 1. ^iiid:' 
 ■oveler) Per 9feiierer. 2. ber OioueHeii: 
 fd)reit>er, 9iouefleitPiit)fer. 3. t ^"f iJteuiir 
 teitJidjreiber. Tatlei-.. 
 
 IVuvelizey nov'velixe, v. u. t 
 ineuerimqen oiift'riiiafii. (I)"t. 
 
 Suv«lne.<i«) iiov'vtines, «. bie'Tii'ih 
 
 NOW 
 
 Movelty, nSv'vilti, #. l. bte 9?eu. 
 
 fjeit (eiiici (^)ePrniid)e£ tc.). Hooker. 2. Pie 
 Oieuljeit, Pii6 Oteue (eriua^ 9ieue4), pi. ^o> 
 I'itiiteii , >)ioi>ii. 
 
 IVuveillber^ novem'hur, (Int. SB.) 
 *. [.K.M] ter 5?iH>eiiiber, ^^luPnioiiat. 
 
 Muveiiaryf novenare, iliU. nove- 
 nariu&) s. Pie 3at)l lieuil. - adj. jiir 3>ll}l 
 neiiu gii)ori(]. 
 
 IVovenilialf n/tvenneal, (Int. no- 
 vein II. iiiinusi titlj. iieii!i|ifhrlu1). 
 
 Muvercikl , nover'kal, (u. iat. uo- 
 vercA) adj. iliefiiiri(terliit). 
 
 Movice, nov'vis, (fr. "Si. u. (nt. no- 
 viiitis, novii« neti) «. 1. (ill Klii|lerii) Per 
 •Jii'Oii; Pie 9?o»ijr 2 1) Per 9iciibefe^rte. 3. 
 Per •-Hnf.iii.iir , Oieiiliufl i2fl)rliiii)i. 
 
 IVovitittte, n6vish'eaie. (fr. novi- 
 ciHt; t. I. (iiud) noviceship) Per Sel)rliii(]:-> 
 ihtnP; Pie l!cl)r)>il)re. 2. (in Jilo|leril) bn6 
 7iwi\iat. 3. t Pie OTui-ije. 
 
 Muvitiousy ii^vish'uB, (Int. nori- 
 
 liUN) iidj. t licit CrfllllPCU. PcARSOil. 
 
 Movity, uov'eie, (liU. novitas) t. -{- 
 
 Pie Oietiljrir, Per "llMf.iiifl (eiiier 2iid)e). 
 
 IVovuiit} (liU. 'lU.i *. eiue^ri SDun 
 
 feljVirl. SuAK. 
 
 IVo%V) n^u, ((ingeir. nu; ^oU. , i<t)\\>.. 
 
 tan. U. gpti). nu; qr. uyn; lat. nunc; Iliin) 
 
 ade. I. luiii (iiiiiiiiitl)r , noil) Pieiem , untrr 
 
 Piefei) lliuilouPeu; ^u Per 3<<['- 2. jetjt (lu 
 
 biefeni "Uiigehblicf , gegeiiiv>triiij>. 3. rbcii; 
 
 just -. eril pp. ebeii jei;t, fo efeii. 4. bn(P 
 
 (ill cincr 3<:it/ i>> <i>ici^ tinPerii 3eit). 
 
 1. Now it is too late. — How shall any 
 
 man dlatingui^h — betwixt a parasite 
 
 and a man of honor'/ l/KkTRANCE. He 
 
 wax -srnsilileo this uiisialte. Webster. 
 
 4. Now high, — low, — masier up, - 
 
 fuioa. ToFE. 
 
 But now, but Just -, even -, erfl oP. 
 
 e6eii jei^t, geniPe erfl. Until -, bi< jet)t. 
 
 Before -, eljepeni , |'rt)iMi , rdjoii eiiiiuiil. 
 
 Now ... now, billb . . . balb. — and then, 
 
 I. bauii u. ivniiii, iiimeiieii. 2. bit u. bi>rt, 
 
 l)irr 11. Pn. (A meiitl here, there a heaili, 
 
 and now and then a wood. Uravtox). 
 
 - know ye, (ill Doruuirnicii) fuiib u. jii 
 
 luifTeii fri f)ieinit. 
 
 Hi'O^V, at{/. t jffjifl (i- 5). the - thing). 
 
 Iliuw, coiij- null aim eitie 2}erbiiiPiiiiii, 
 
 iyi'ige, Uri>:(t)e nniUieiijeii) , iiiiii . .. nbcr. 
 
 The other great inischief wiiich hetiilU 
 
 men, is by their being misrepresented. 
 
 — by calling evil good, a man is luis- 
 
 repiesented to others in the way ot 
 
 Alander. . South. 
 
 Now n o w ! |( min , nun , na6 fcfl PaS? 
 
 Hi'u^v, «. Per gegriiiviirtioe iluijeubiuf, 
 
 Pile DiU. 
 
 But an eternal now does ever Inst. 
 
 Cowley. 
 
 lVo«V-a-(lnySf nuu'adAze, ado. ([ 
 Ijeiir ill lih\t, Ijeimgen iofle*. 
 
 iVo«%'nyf uA'wa. i (uo Ulib way) 
 
 I%'u««'»yftf no wa/e, )a<(i>.reine^iue>]^. 
 
 Mi>%V«^*l f niVad, ( fr. uoue') adj. 
 lip'Tli.j .ii-ri1)iiiiiiitii, flefiiiipff. 
 
 !li4»«v<;«, nox. (altfr. uiHi) $. pi. " 
 fa^ (ISu'l'.iiib. 
 
 Ili4»%vll<?ref ni'i'hwira, (nnoelf- no- 
 whaeie; «ii« iiirgcitP, iiirtjeuPi. 
 
 f. Annoy, ti. Nui- 
 sance. 
 
 NUS 
 
 IVoiviRe) no'wize, (no u. wise) adv, 
 
 feiiitfiueiiiJ. 
 
 Mo^vlf nole, f. Noll. 
 
 Mowte, [D^rtl.j black cattle. 
 
 IVoxiOUS, nok'slius. (U-.t. noxiua) 
 adj. I. fd)iiPlirf), I'erPerPliit ; iiUijfrMuP (iJ?ii!)» 
 rung joj (to) im4)tl)ei(ig (finer Sadjo. 2. 
 t ilrofbiir. [nut cine uiic<)ti)iiii.if Olrt. 
 
 iVoxiOUSly^nnk'khiisle. >i(<B.rd>,\p|i,1), 
 
 Iliuxiuu.<$ues8, iiok'.-.hiisiie.s. t. Pie 
 ©diiiPlif^fcit; UiiaefiiuPl;eit (Per £nfi jc). 
 
 Moy, 
 
 ]V<r>-ance , 
 
 ]\'oyou!i, 
 
 Muysance,! 
 
 IVoycr, 
 
 IVuy f ul, noe' ful, adj f liiilig, |d)aPIi(t^ 
 
 IVoyau, noe'6, (fr. IB.) s. per ^i.u)uu 
 (cin (5)etriiuf). 
 
 IVozle^ noz'zl, ) (lion nose) s. Pie 
 
 Kozzle, ) 9?.ife; bai Qrute 
 
 (eincS Dinge6) Pie ©d)u.uiie, 3{o()re (an 
 Slflrebiilgeii), IDide (nu Ceudjtcrin. 
 
 niiabf nub,<.6Pcr$>11i3. — Nubbi ng, 
 *. 6 Pn* 5piingeu. [v, a. -f fiiujTni. 
 
 Mubble, nub'bl, dlntt knubble) 
 
 niubecula, nubekkula. (Int. 'ii}.) 
 $. [Ofiil.l Pn6 -yiigfMiu&ifdji'n, "llngeiigfivcuf. 
 
 Mubirerous, nujifrcruk , (int. 
 nubifer) adj. "IBi'Ifeu briii.jcMP. 
 
 Il!ubilate« nubliAt*, (int. nubilo) 
 V. a. uiiiii'oireii. [iiiiuinbnr. 
 
 Mil bile, iiu'bil, (Int. nubilis) adj. 
 
 MiibiluuMy uu'biius, (Int. uubilus) 
 adj. ivolfig, triibe. 
 
 Muciferou^ f uuMfflius, ((ttt. 
 iiux II. lero) ndj. ^ii'ifie trngeiiP. 
 
 MucleUM, nukleus, (Int. ^.) «. 
 Per iiorii (eiiico ^orperfii. 
 
 Mlltlatioiif niidi'sliun, (Int. nu- 
 datioi «. Pie &utbl&Oiint)- 
 
 Mutldle, mid dl, ». n. 6 ftt^l.nPeru; 
 (along! fi>rtrd)lrMPerii. 
 
 MuiltSf nude, (Int. nudns) adj. 1. 
 iincft, I'liM'). 2. Iil{e.t)f6i"pr.) uid)tig, uiigtiitig. 
 
 Mutl^e , [Oertl.] jog with the 
 elbow, as a hint of caution. 
 
 IllUility> nudcte. (Int. nudiins) s. 
 i. Pie iWnrftljeit, 'V<l'w. 2. pi. nnrfte Ihcile, 
 WnPtPiiten; [OJfiU.] iinrfte JJujuren, i}Ji(i)i» 
 Pnteii. 
 
 Muiliiin Pactum, dm. <£I3.) 
 [9{ed>f«rpr.) Per uiigultigc ajmrna. 
 
 niugPf ""g- <■ (('■> Siebfoi'iing^iviirt) 
 (£(^n()d)cn. 
 
 MuH'acity, nugas'seie, (Int. nn^a- 
 citas; s. Pie Aiiiberei, Pne lnppif(i)e O^ii'itiiMQ 
 oPer ^yotmnni. 
 
 Mug-ation , nugasliun , (p. tat. 
 nugori s. t Pie RiiiPcrci. 
 
 Mtigratury, nugauie, (Int. nuga- 
 torius) adj. I. nlbirii, finPli'd), Inppifct), leer, 
 eitfl. 2. uuiuirfrnni. 
 
 2. Any HgieiMiient may be rendered 
 nugatory by soinetliiiig which 
 enniriivenc» it<> rxeeiiiion. WEBsfea. 
 
 IVllisailce, nuoaiise, ( (fr. nui- 
 
 MllKanCf^, j sane)*. 
 
 I. etipn* 33erd)iuiTlid)e* , SiiAiJi'*, iWndjrheu 
 ligtfi, 95frPert'lid)r*, (£d)0Plid)f6 , Per -Sdjni 
 Bcu, bn« lli'brl. 2. |i){i-d)tfrpr.] Pie 'i^iritflDn 
 fluufl , 5jreiiifrnd)fiaiiiia. Jebe ^pniiPlu 
 
606 Fate. far. fall. fat. Mc. met Htip. fin. N6, move, nSr, got. oil, clSfnl. Ti\he. tub. fuIL (//in. TIIU. 
 
 NUL 
 
 iBoburc^ ben Bffciitlirf)eu ot(x ^rivat ■■ Oii» 
 tereffen ©iiitrng getl)<iii imrD. 
 
 A liar U a iiuiKHiice to society , a 
 public -, ein Cuijuer ifl cine ?pffl in Der 
 ©ere(l|'d)aft, *ni ©tante. [fpr.] fciii. 
 
 BIiil, iiui, (lat. iiullus) adj. [tiiedji^: 
 
 Hiull) a>. Int. nulliis) 1). a. f uniuirf! 
 f«ni, uiioiilrtG nind)eii, i'crnirt)rni, niif()i't)eii. 
 
 ]Viill, aA}- uiiniittio, nid}ti(]. 
 
 Xiill, «. t fit- ^JiiiK- 
 
 IVllllibiety, millebieie, ((. nullibi) 
 «. t bii* Sfi" '111 fciiicni Orte. 
 
 Hiullifilliail, nullefid ean , ((at. 
 nullus u. titles; orf;. + uiireMid), lucOcr 
 Xreii nod) @liui6cn l;a6ciib. 
 
 Mullifler, nullcfmr, ». ber 9(iif! 
 f)r6er, 95ernid)ter; W- Gn fc" 3Ser. 9iin-bnni. 
 ©tfldteu cine prlitirdjc ^pnrtei , wcliije fie 
 pDliti|'d)c SSerbiiibuiig der iiorMtd)cn ©rantcn 
 mit ben fublid)en ^rDi-iiijcn niiflu-ben ivrftfe. 
 — N u 1 1 i f i c a't i o II, ». [5iorbnin.] bte 9iiil' 
 lififtltion ((f. Cbeu Nullifier). 
 
 Mullify, nul'lcti, (tat. nullus unb 
 facio; t. a. nid)tig, iiiimirfifltn nindjen, uer: 
 nidjten, nufljebcn. 
 
 Hiullity, nul'iRie. (fr. nullll^; «. 1. 
 bn* g?id)tba|ein , bie 9iid)te):itlenj. 2. bie 
 giidjtinfeit, Ungilltigfeit, 9iufliiat. 
 
 Muinb, iiuui, > 
 
 _, ' 5 (angelf. numen, n. 
 
 Mum, 3 
 
 niman , neljnien) adj. 1. flarr, rrfliirrr, 
 
 enippnbnna^loe; (wiih) (larr (I'or). 2. f cu. 
 
 unpaffenb fik) crflarrenb. Shak. 
 
 1. The fingers or limbs are nnnib wiili 
 cold. Webster. 
 
 Kumb-eel, [Od)tf)Dol.] ber Sirra-anl. 
 
 IVuinb, B. a. flarr ofcr erfliirrcn ma; 
 <I)tn, erflarren. Numbed, flcif, erflavrt. 
 
 Muinbetlness, uumedues, «. cije 
 ©rflartuiifl. 
 
 IVuillberf num'bur. (fr. noiiibre; 
 tnt. Humerus) «. 1. bie 3<i()( <n(^ l'oId)e) , 
 giffer. 2. bie 3<il)( ("nhr al« Coiner), »/. 
 ffiiele. 3. bie 3nl)I, 9(njni)i, 'Wenge. 4. (X:c\.i> 
 niit eincr 9iiniimer '©fjiiid)nete> bie (5?aii6! 
 ic.) ^Jiummcr, 9TnmfrD. 5. [@ranim.] ber 
 5?Utncrn5; singular—, bie (FilljaM; plural 
 — , bie OTeljrjnl)!. 6. i j>t. »> [^oei".] ^a^ 
 ^langmaf , S5en?ma0, ber 9vl)i)tl)niiie, ^SJoljl: 
 flang, bie <J}feIobie. b) bie 2Jcri'e, ^ncfie. o 
 bn4 3{ebcmag, 6er S'lunienie. di (iibevl)aiipr) 
 bie ipartniMiie. e) |1 bie S'lUmeri , bafi pierte 
 aSiid) >m>fi«. 
 
 2. Ladies are always of great use to the 
 party they espouse, and never fail to 
 
 I win over numbers. Addison. 3- — 
 r itself iinportetli not much in armies. 
 
 where the men are of weak courage. 
 
 Bacok. 4. We live at - 84. 
 6. a) U. b) I lisped in numbers, for 
 
 the — ■ came. Pope. Yet should the 
 
 Muses bid my -s roll. Pope. 
 
 The golden number, [9Iflnill.] bie 
 flPtbcne 3'1')'- A. broken -, ein Sru(^. Na- 
 tions out of-, SBDlfer pljne 3a(^, jal^flpfe 
 SSoIfcr. Numbers of iheni, 95icle bfriVU'cn. 
 The rest of your — , bie llebrigen I'on G-iid). 
 To consult the book of -s, (^2>arlrtineiu5: 
 fpt.] nb(liint«en laffrn, iM)ne niif bie I'on ber 
 Cppofition »i>vgebnid)ten Oirfiiibe iu nnt< 
 wrrien. 
 
 Muanber, v. a. I. jal;len. 2. ^afjlen, 
 
 NUM 
 
 rerf)nen; (with) ©iucnt nreid)rrd)nen, red); 
 
 ncii ju, unter ... 3. numerircn. 
 
 2. He WHS numbered with the trano- 
 
 gre.ssors. Bible. 
 
 Mlllllbered, num'burd, adj. jal)l^ 
 
 reid). Shak. [Der }al)Ii. 
 
 IVuniberer, num'buiur. «. g-imi', 
 
 AlMinberleSS , num'burles, ad). 
 
 jflfjlli^f, luijnljliiiir. 
 
 Mumbles, niim'blz, (fir. nomblesi 
 *. ;>/. i^i GiiigeiDriDe, (yefdjeibe, ber Sliii-- 
 'oxv.if (I'ineS ipin\1)e^ to. 
 
 IViiiitbiie«iS, iiiiurnis, t. I. bieC^r: 
 llarriiiig , Sbetiiubiiiig. 2. i bie ©efiiubiiiig 
 (be* Ojemiffensi. 
 
 ZVlIllierable, mi'merabl, (lat. nu- 
 merabilis ) adj. jr,l)ll'ar. 
 
 Muineral, nitm ral, (fr. 2B., lat. 
 nuineialis) adj. eiiie 3nl}I aiijeigeub, l'e< 
 jeid)iienb. 3<")'--. 13iT)H'iic;^ilabe. 
 
 Muitieral , «. ba* 3'i''')fid)en, b-.r 
 
 Munieraliy, mi nscialle, adv. bcv 
 3al)l luid), jiiraninieiiijem'innien. 
 
 Muilicrary, mi meiaie, ifr. nume- 
 raire) adj. \\\ eiiiiv geiuiiKU 3>i')I gf<)i3i'ig. in 
 ber 3til;l fefflrifftn , rrgeiniapig , nid>t uber; 
 }nl)lig. 
 
 Numerate, Miimerate, (I.numero; 
 I), a. 11. i>. M. rertlUH (f. Enumerate). 
 
 IVltllieratiun , mii;ieia shun. (lat. 
 numciatio) t. I. t"ai- 3"l;leil, bie S'lljlfnnil- 
 2. [^]lritl).J bn^ Ouiiiurireii. 3. f fie S'Hil, 
 •ainjnl)!. 
 
 Hiuineraiur, I'li'mci&tur , (I. S93.) 
 s. I. (5-incr, ber \ma<., rcr 3iil)Ur. 2. {airiii).J 
 bet 3iil)lfr (eiiieij *Bniil)r). 
 
 tumeric 9 iiiiuiei Ilk. \ 
 
 M'uiliericai, nuiiiei'ilkal, ^ ' 
 iiume'rique) adj. I. \\\ eilier 3(ll)l gel;in-ig, 
 eine 3til;l bfjeirt)iuiib, iiuf eiiie 3'i')l fid) t'C' 
 jicljeiib, in ^<\\)\(.\\ bcileljenb, 3iil)len..., 
 3?iinimer.. ., niit 3'il;'cn. 2. nmnfrnd), 
 ber 3'!';' ""i> -'ft H'^rt) ®Iei(t)c«, ebenbadolbe 
 aiifnind)enb, infiuibiiell. 
 
 IVuinoriCHlly, niimer'rikalU, adv. 
 I. in 3al)len. 2. ber 3'il)l t'b« ben II;eileM 
 nnd), nuinerifd) (in 23ejic()Uiig aiif fie 3nl)i 
 Ob. PMei(f)^cit nn 3ii()l' ; genan bered)net, 
 jiifanitnengciuininiCM. 
 
 MumeriMt, mi'merist, «. f ^-incr, 
 ber niit 3''i')l'-'ii nnigfl)r. Brown. 
 
 Miiinero, mi meio, (fr. <S}.) *. fie 
 ^Iiiiiiero, »Rmniner. 
 
 nTuinerosity, ntimlros'sete, t. f 
 bie 'Wenge , grupc 3al)I. 
 
 HfumerOllS, iiu'merrus, (\6X. nu- 
 inerosus) adj. 1. jal)lrei(^. 2. ijamipniid^, 
 !ini|)ifliiigeiib. 
 
 Mllineroiisly, nu'miirusle, ado. 
 iaf)lrfid). A meeting — attended, eine jaljis 
 rcid)e SBi'tf^i'f nam lulling. 
 
 IVuanerOUSness , mi'merusnls, 
 *. 1. bie OKenge, grogc %\\)\; ©tiirfe (tine* 
 $»eere«). 2. bie .^arnionie, ber 2Dol;Iflaii<j 
 (ber aSerfe jc.). 
 
 IVuinisinatic, nunusmattik, (Nu- 
 niisinaCical) (p. (at- numisina) ttAj. \\\u 
 mifiiiatifd). 
 
 niuillisinatiCSf minusmat'tiks, t. 
 pi. bie 9iuiiii»marif , 'DJirinjwiffenfdjafi, 
 ^Wi'in}enrenntiiip; Wfinjfunbe, Denfmuuieii- 
 rnnbe. 
 
 Muillismatclog-iKt , numismS- 
 tollojist. t. ber OJ?iiujeiifeinicr, 9?!itni«mn« 
 tcli^g. 
 
 Mlinii.^lliatolOM-y, niiiiiismatol'> 
 loje. (gr. noinisiiia ii. loj^os) t. bit ■DJiniU 
 jeiifiiiibf. ^TimiiiMiuHi'iogie. 
 
 ]^'iiiiiisiiiutoi;;°rapliy,niiiiiisiiia- 
 log'giaflc. (gr. nomisma u. ginpho) «. bie 
 OJifiiijenberdjreitMiiig. 
 
 Hi'uininary, iii'iiH'iiiare. ^ 
 
 Muinilllllar , ni'imnnilar, ^ ''"^ 
 (at. numniu.s) adj. jum (5)cl("'t gehwifl, 
 fflelD... |riiri).l bie "Wiaijniiird)f(. 
 
 Mlliniliulite, niim'niiilite, s. l^as 
 
 IVuinp , i.uuip. ( 'Ubriiriung fiir 
 Iliiiiiphiy) *. imnifrifb. 
 
 IViiitip.^, iiiiinps. *. t ber Dnnimfppf. 
 
 Hiuill.S^ull, mim'xkul. (numb n. 
 skull) *. 1. ber ©iMfnlr#piiMV(. 2. | btr 
 Ki'pf. [ biimm, ciiiiiilrig, tolpelljaft. 
 
 IVuinsliullefl, niim'slcjuld, adj. 
 
 IVnil, nun. (angelf. nunne; fr. noniie) 
 t. 1. bie 'Tioniie, j^loilerfraii. 2. [Drniri).] 
 a) bie >3?onnen:, €d)leiertaii()e. b) bie i>laii» 
 meife. [Inncheon?) *. M& SBcfperbrrb. 
 
 Mlincllioil, nun'shun. (i>erfiirt>. p. 
 
 IVailtCiatlire, luiii'slieauire, ifr. 
 ■lonciaiure) «. bie ^knii^iariir (papilitdye 
 ■yi^tfd)nff). 
 
 Hitllicio, nun'sheo, (\at. nuneius) 
 s. I. ^ biT -Sote; SBi'rl'ote. Shak. 2. be» 
 >)?iiii(iii* (papHltdie (?)efaiibte). [Shak. 
 
 ]V Illicit^, nuii'kl. fl. mine uncle, 
 
 Millie II pitte, niiii'kiipate, (1. nun- 
 cupo) 0. a. f fi'ierlid). i>ffentiid) erfdiren. 
 
 MuilClipatiuil, nuiikiipa sliiin, «. 
 * bie naiiiMid)e (irfianiiiij , iJiiiiiiiiiig. 
 
 MllllClipative, nunku'pativ, i 
 
 MllllCllpatury, niinkii'patiirre. J 
 adj. I. iiur fciii Otameii nad) bc(lel)enb. 2. 
 fcieriid) ob. offentlid) crfhirenb Pb. erfinrt. 
 3. 19{ed)ttrpr.) niiinblicft (leflnment). 
 
 Milildilial, uun'denal, i,,.t, 
 
 MllIKiiuary, nundcnare, ) 
 nundiiialis i udy.jii eiiicm 3iil)rinarfte, ^JJinrttt 
 
 tage , einer *))ie(Te gel)prig, «)Ke(3 Oa()r» 
 
 marftS... (flabe (bei ben SJijiuerii), 
 
 Nundinal letter, brr o'll)>''ll'H"fti>blld)« 
 
 MiiiKliiial, <• ber 0>il;r>i<tii°ft£biid)> 
 ilabe. 
 
 Munditiate, nundenite, ((. nun- 
 diiioi) v. n. -j- l)((llbcln. — N u ii d i n a't io u, 
 t. t ber iipanfel line ^niibet. 
 
 MuilUatiOll, nuiiiia'shun, t. [axttb, 
 (SJramni.] bie >iiue'fpvad)C bt6 n am ©iibi 
 ber 2S5i)rter. 
 
 Millinery, nunnuie, *. 1. iai yioiu 
 ncn.'loiler. 2. e fa? ^^rrbill. 
 
 Mlipiial, iiup'shal, ((at. nuptialis) 
 adj. l;pd)ic irild) , eljelid), .^od)ji-it... , &)t... 
 
 Nuptial bed, faS 35raulbett. - beu«. 
 diction, fie Iraiiiing, &iiiregnung. 
 
 Mupfials, nup'shalz , t. pi. bit 
 ipod)}eit. 
 
 Mureinberg', nu'renib«rg , «. 
 [Wepgr.) 9iiirnberg. 
 
 Mlirse^ nurse, (fr. noiirrice , ppu 
 noiinir) *. 1. (and) wet -> bie *Jlmn«, 
 €aiigamme. 2. (and) dry-) bie Sinfer* 
 iparterinn , £iiibermi:l)iiie. 3. bie i»<lefl« 
 mutter, (fa(;er) 4. i bie ipflegfrinn, HSfle^. 
 nuifter (ajeic^iigerinn). 5. bie 2j3iuten«iu, 
 
Fife, far, fall. (at. ML met. Finp. 'in. N6. mov#». n6r. s:ot. ^il. rionil. Ti'ihe. Irtb. fiill t/tin. THi's. 607 
 
 Jhrnnftnroflrterinii ; Ber.Rrniiffniviirter, SB.ir-- 
 ter. 6. (ofr.iitil) fi5 aitc SBfib. 7. (in 3"-- 
 fflmmenfct;iiiigfii) D.i» , mi\i pff'Jf' "'i'^rt, 
 fo luie 6er On. luo (S-tiu.i* iH'iuihrt luirC. 
 4. Gieece. tlie nurse of (lit; liberal iirts. 
 To be at iiur&e. ill Drr ^flrgf l'«i"- To 
 poi out to -, )ur <iliniue tt)uii, eiiur 'ilmiiit' 
 uberfltben. 
 
 N urse-child. bfr Saimlill<i. --maid, 
 He itlll^erllll1(lf*. t>>\6 flinrcruinOi()i'u. 
 
 niurse^ p. «• l. fltlnii, iauqtn (fin 
 
 itiuo !C.). 2. nnl)ren, iintjiH)en , auibrinani 
 
 (mit '«TCil(f) JO. .?. pfltfltM (cin Rln^, I^ur, 
 
 tine -(Jflonje) ; (Jincn tl^. (finfs luiutcn (j. ^• 
 
 Xtnf bettiTinnf n :c.; JJraiif(r,foii)Ol)l oon maun; 
 
 !i(f)eii at« iuiifriicf)cn ^triVnf ii ). 4. i up ) fr= 
 
 )irhcn, niifjietjfn. 5. i a) (Into) iun'iiei)i-n 
 
 (}ui. b) mit t&prflfrtlt uiitctl)iiltcn. fliit vtf 
 
 ivrtlfi-n. 
 
 &. a) By what handii had vice been 
 
 oiirsed into so unconrrolled a do 
 
 miuion? Locke, b) To — our national 
 
 resources. WrjiRTER. 
 
 To nurse a sick body, rinrn £ranfcn 
 
 pftfilfii. Nursing failier. 6rr r^Sfttflei'rttfr. 
 
 MurM«r, nur'siir, s. I. e^iiift, ttr 
 
 pflfflt, trt %>tlrfl«r, Grlj.ilttr. 2. i t>n 9ln' 
 
 fliftfr (0- Unrnljen so. 
 
 niurKery^ nur sur^, «> I. Mr^Ininieni 
 (liibf , KinrrniMbt. 2. M< <J>tl.injr(l)iiI« , 
 •PonmrcOiilr. 3. t a) bit %yflnu^\<i>\Ht. b) 
 ^n« Sfminnriiini. 4. t bi» ^fltflc ( SQiU' 
 tunfl, fii« Sniiiifn ). Shak. 4. Cop »^fl«!lf= 
 finb, ttr enugiMifl. Mii.toji. 
 
 3. «) To see fiiii I'adua, - of ari«. Shak 
 Alehouses and dram shops arc lliC 
 nurseries of inieniperanee. Com- 
 merce is the - of seamen. WebsTEB. 
 Knrsery-niau. ^cr 2.iiUiniji.iriiifr. 
 IVurNlinff f nurs'iiiig , s. I. bai 
 yf^f.^ffln^, KinS. 2. t ^'r eirWuu]. 
 
 IVurtlire, nurlshiire. ( ir. iiouiri- 
 ture) *• I. tie 9«.i!.iriiM.i. 2. i a ) bi« (flci. 
 flidf) 9?.i()rnnfl, (lTiut)nnfl. bj bit (STi»rl)nu>i 
 (Sfbrnfftttif). Shak. 
 
 IVurture, v. a. I. nnhren, rrnnl}ren. 
 2. CTjifljin, (iri'#iirl)fn; (upi nntiitl)«u. 
 
 Nurtured into impudence, ill ^(T Un> 
 prrrd)nnitl)rit (irpfi flfii'tlf". 
 
 IVllNMnce, 1. Nuisance. 
 HI list le, nus'kl, (vrrf. V. noursle) v. a. 
 pflMrn; l)iiir(t)rln. 
 
 Milt, uiit, ((inqrii'. hnut; f)on.noDt; 
 frtnw. not) «. I. ; fit \Wiifi. 2. i H) [0)?e(f) j 
 tor Drrljlinn. Siina<t (in »Dirit)Icn, nni em 
 3uiC niniiirrribrii). b) ( ioprflr.) Pie 'MiUts 
 tiT, €cl)rnnf'fnhriH> (nn rcr ^rcfie). c) bit 
 Vid)]'e (on Prr Cnhrdjrifrc Per ip.ifner). d) 
 p(. Pie ^^ufTc (t(« »)lnfer*). 
 
 Small nuf, Pie ipnrelnilfi. American 
 pnrging — , Barbadoes--, Pie 'JJurflir: 
 nuu 'Brctftniig. 
 
 Prov. Mixchief it nuts to him, ti 
 niort)t il)m JreuPt , lueiiu er 935fe* iliften 
 
 fnnn. 
 
 Nut -beetle, [©ntoni.) Per 9?npfreieer, 
 9?p(lfnPref)et. --bone, 19Iii.it.| Pn* iKng!, 
 6(t)iffl>ein. --breaker, Pit 'TtiififnnrfiT. 
 — -brown, niifitriinn. --cracker, I. 
 (niirf) im pi. pPer a pair of-») Per 5f?ne. 
 fna-fer. 2. [Ornirf).) Per ?iiiehrher , 9?Mg; 
 ^4^)cr, tit inuOfralje. 3. e Pit ^ronorr. -- 
 
 ^VxM 
 
 gall. Per (55o(Iiipff(. -hatch, -jobber, 
 - pecker, [Otiiiff).] Per iJ?npl;acfer, 95laii: 
 \'VC(i)t. --hook, 1. nild) --crook. Pet 
 iJiii0hiifen. 2. i Pet Sirb. Shak. --meg. 
 Pie -)Jiii6fnrnn0 , 'JJiii^fineiuiug- --oil, 
 bai (Siigol. —-peach. Pit 9Jii6pnrrrf)e, 
 iJiii^l.'nriute. --shell, 1. I Pic 3inprrf)nle. 
 2. t (etiuas £leiiied, 06. uimi iveiiii) QBrrti}) 
 tie ^iiigidjale. - tree, Per 9?iij5biiuni , 
 iRiipilriiuil), i^nrel|trauc<>. —-wood, bi\6 
 iniiiiPoiiniiioiv. 
 
 IVut f V. n. 9(ii|Je lonimeln. To go a 
 nulling, in Pic ^ii'iiTe (jel)en. 
 
 MlltntiOll, iiuta'^liiiii. (f. nntalio) 
 *. I. [OiOijr.J Piisj "JBanfen, ®(t)iuflnfeii (Per 
 e-rPe). 2. tililrpn.) Pie fdjembrtre ^eiue» 
 >liiii(], iJiiir.ition (Per £rirne>. 3. [53i)t. j ba6 
 ^ti<\tn , ^tnneiijen (Per i|3i{i\n)eiu aeQcii Pie 
 ■Beixnt. 
 
 IVutrication , udtr^ki'shua , (IiU. 
 nutiicatio) «. t Cie Siitreruii0, 9Jal)rmi(jd<, 
 (JriifiliruiigSnrt. 
 
 IVutrient, niitr^ent, ((lit. nulrio) 
 adj. nnl)renp. - *. Pfe iinljrenPe ©iibi^iiiij. 
 
 Mutriineiit, nutiiment, (I. niitri- 
 mentuiu) «. 1. Pie ;>?Al)riini) , Pn$ ((utter. 
 2. i Pie 9?iil)riin(j (fur Pen (iJeiib. 
 
 niutriinentikl, nutiemeaial. adj. 
 nalirenp , niil)rt).ift. 
 
 Hiutritiun, niitr'sh'un, ((. nutritio) 
 
 «. I. Pie <7<nhriin{). (i'rnni>runf]. 2. Pie 9i>i^> 
 
 rung, btti iJirthreiiPe (iuu1) t). Pope. 
 
 2. There i* no nutrition In ardeni 
 
 spiiils. Beeciicb. 
 
 IVlltridoUK. niltrioli'us.i ,. 
 
 Mutntive, nu iia.iv , ) ' 
 
 renP, nal)rl).n't. 
 
 niiitritiuiimiesii, nunisb'u^ues.^ 
 
 Mutritiv«>neKS, uuir^tlvnes, ^ 
 I. Mr Df.ilu-ij.iiriii.iit, P.16 9i.iOreiiPe. 
 
 Mulritftire, uu niiure , «. f pie 
 tin renPe iir.iu, i)ial)rfriift. 
 
 Muxzlf'f nuii i.1. (uerP. u. noursle?; 
 V. u. o pflfiieii aiiiiu'l)cii. 
 
 HfuxzlOf il>. nose oP. noursle?; v. it. 
 1. Pic i)?iHV (luie ©iljweiiic Pen JJuffeh niei 
 ferh.ilteii, U'l'ililni, rrf»iioppern. 2. i fid) uet' 
 (Irrfen, n<t> I'lrbcraen. - ». a. (Pen fiopf >c.) 
 lle(f f 11, i'»rbfrain(iiiPeni53nrenPer))f utter ic.>. 
 
 ]Vuzzl<*f (l<. nestle; v. n: ni|lcit. 
 
 Hi'yCtMlopN, nik lalnps, (gr. nykta- 
 lopsi 4. I. Per liigi'liuPe. 2. Per intict^t: 
 blinPe. 
 
 Myctalopy, nlk'iaiopi, «. 1. Pie 
 Irtgt'liiiMjcir. i. Me i)i.id)rlMinPlieif. 
 
 IITye, ni. t. Per £(()iviirm, bai ^olt, 
 Prr (Jiiifl liJ'iiaiiein. 
 
 HTyiiipil, iiiinf. (gr. nymphe) I. I. 
 [Wotlj.l ne i)ii)inpl)e. 2. ? Pie 9?i)mpl)e 
 tjiiiiilf Diimc). 
 
 Myiiiplif > «. 1. [CS'ntum.] 
 
 ntyiiiplm, nim'fa. ypl.ny mpliae) 
 Pic iJii)iiipl>e, ^JJiippe. 2. Pie frifcft nafgciprnni 
 gene 9?creiifnoiVe. 2. [>2tnnt.J pi. Pie S3BinTer> 
 (eficn, ©d)nmlrf}en. 
 
 IVyinplieitn, n'mf^an, a<i}. pen 
 ^i>nipl>fn biiurl)nt, jn 9ii)inpl)en gel)i!irig, 
 gininpl)cii . . . [iJii)mpl)en gt'ljorig. 
 
 nryiliplllnal , nimfckal, adj. jll 
 
 MyiiiplioiiMf nim'tus. ) 
 
 , pf)riilji-.f'> i)ii;"iphrii . .. 
 
 OAU 
 
 IVyniplilike , ninifiike , ^ 
 2¥yiiipllly , nlmfle , J *""* 
 
 tii}inpl)en>ir(ui, ui;iiipl)enl)0i't. [not. 
 
 IVyS, nis, (ne u. is) <= aone ia; U 
 
 o. 
 
 O, A, [©etbftrant] I. t.bai D, 0. 2. 
 M 3ii()(jeid}cn bcPeiiter Oil u. q 11,000. 
 3. in ^Ibfnrjnngeii: 0' ilatt of, j. ©. what 
 o' clock is ■(. ivie piel lli)r i|1 eil 0. S. old 
 style, niten ®ti)l6. 03cl)t in irifiten 3iiuneii 
 O Pent t^ainilieiiniiinen ponin, (0 jeigt e^ 
 ein fflefd)lcrt)t tin dP. i|l c6 b<\6 3ei(f)en eimr 
 •aifirPe, i. 93. ONeil, Carrol, O'Connel, 
 U'Brien, O'Connor. 
 
 O, (0, P^i interj. 0! p()! (fjerrfiit)! 
 
 sad! |pel((>e6 llliglilrf! — brave! 
 
 O, «. 1. Pie Ji'l'T filled 0. ein Strict 
 lint Pen SpM. Shak. 2. nPrrl^iiiipt Per Krtii, 
 b<\6 Dunl. Shak. 3. Pie 9iiia. Shak. 4 Per 
 >Bd)nier]. Shak. 5. Pie ']3o(fciiiinrbe. Shak. 
 
 All the fiery oes and eyes of light, adc 
 Sid)trreire 11. £i(1)taiigeii (6. ^. @[erne>. 
 
 o* (rd)i<tt.) of. 
 
 O ytts oP. oye.«f f>yU', ilatt oyes, 
 l)5rt! (fill i!lii^ri;f bei ^)Jtiirftritreier*).SHAR. 
 
 Ond, ude, 4. Per ^<iib, f. Woad. 
 
 Onff ife. d'eru'diiPt niit ouph pp. elf) 
 t. I. ;tr a3i'd)i"clbol,i. ^id)rclin(), Pn« 5Be(()» 
 f.'lfinP. 2. t Per (?infiilf*pinrel, Iplpel. 
 
 OaflsU,''ifeisli,a<(/. t eiiifiiltig.Piimm. 
 
 OAflslllieKS, 6le'ishnes, «. f bit 
 Giiifiilt, X)ninnil)eit. 
 
 Oak, (>ke, dinged', ac, aec; f)pn. eik, 
 
 eiklioo'Ui fc^iv. ek; Pnn. eegetraee) «. I. 
 
 Pie Q\(l)t, Per ^ic^banm. 2. bai Gid^enlaub. 
 
 Shakspeabe* 
 
 Evergreen oak, Pie ©trdjpiiline. Barrea 
 scarlet -, Pic fcfiiiiiidje. Bitier -, Per St' 
 rclbaiini. Gall hearing -. Pie i^ngeeic^e. 
 - of JeruHaleiu , bH6 Iraiibeiifriiut. - 
 agaric. Pec (?id)eiird)iuonim. 
 
 Oak-ap^le,- ball, —-leaf-gall, 
 --gall, —-cone, --gomes, Per 0)affi 
 npfel. --bark, Pie G'idjeiiriiiPe. — -cle,uv- 
 ing, (S'id)eii ipaltenP. —-fern, --larn, 
 Per &id)fiirn. —-grove, bas (JidjcniuiiiP* 
 djrn, Per ©id)enl)niii. --leathti, Per Qitfyt 
 pilj, (5-id)eii|"(^iuaniiii. — -puceron. Pit 
 ©id)enbliutlnn6. — tree, Per (5-ic^>cnbrtuni, 
 pie &id)e. 
 
 Oaken, i'kn. adj. eleven, Qidftn... 
 (aui (^id)cnl}Pl| be|leI)enP, au6 Gicf^eniiuei* 
 gen geniiic()t). 
 
 Oaken towel, | Per ^rilgeL -pin, 
 eine9lrt 9ipfi'l (n> geiMiiiir megeii iciner ifinrte). 
 
 Oakling:, nke'ling. «. PiejungeQ-id^f. 
 
 Oakum, o kiiiu. (ongrlf. aecenib.-i, 
 
 aecumbe) t. ['Hiicir.] Pas 33crg, H'afaltipcrg, 
 
 JJaPeniuerg. [Black -, geitjcertriS SSjerg. 
 
 White oakum. iiii(jcti;etrre5 "Hicrg. 
 
 Oaky, (>ke'e. adj. ijiirr, fcit, (Inrf. 
 
 Oar, ore. (niigclf. ar; idjiu. Sia; uprni. 
 owet) «. I. [-JJfnr.J P1I6 'JCiiPrr. 2. PerSRilljr* 
 (lP(f; (SJierbr.) Pie (*0?.ilj.) firurfe. 3. pi. 
 ba6 mit jiuci JfiiPcri'rii bciuniiiire, pon Pin« 
 jVlbcn geffiljrfe 35ppr, jipciruterigf gntjrjeug. 
 
 To boat the oars, (iiiil)ore.'i ill niPern 
 u. Pie 9?iiPer in Pn* 33oi>t li-gcii. To ship 
 the -s, Pit yfieiiifii finr nuictjeu. To unship 
 
608 Fate, far. fall, fat Mi. met. Tine. fin. No. move, nor, ijot. oil. rlonil. Ti'ihe. tnh. iVill. \h'n. Tllis. 
 
 OAR 
 
 the oars, bie 9?ienien U'^mncfceii (^)ie5?ll^cr 
 au& ten 9{icmfIampiMi ju ncl)iiuii). To liave 
 an — in another man's boat, i fid) Ulll lin; 
 flefrt)c^ciie Diiifle bi-fummfni. 
 
 Oar-finned, mit Sfu&erit i>erfef)eii. -- 
 handle, tier 3?ii/>Erflriff. 
 
 Oar, V n. niDent. - v. «. vnt>tn\ (ciii 
 IBiHit :c.). Oared, niit ^{u^ern. . 
 
 Oary, o're, adj. ruBerfonni(j, <iI5 9?U! 
 bcr Dieiu'iiti. 
 The swan's oary feet. Miltow. Addison. 
 
 Oasis, oa'.siz, (gr.) pi. oases, *. tif 
 Oai'e. l*. tie 5?opfi;ni)nrre. 
 
 €>ast, 6st, (Ost, Onst) ant. lulns?) 
 
 Oat, ote, dlllflelt". ate ; rillT. eves, ovetxi) 
 *. I. neiiH^l)"'- i:» P'- ^"f iP'ifcr. 2. tcii ipii< 
 ferrri)r, tic 5?ivreMiJfi"ifc. 
 
 Oat- bread, t'di 5?afcrfcn>t). — calie. 
 bcr i))iifcrfiirt)eii. — malt, iai Spiiffrnwls. 
 
 — -meal, ^te iiiele, ot'nicle. I. bai- ^ilfeVi 
 inei)I, Bie ipiifeniriitje. 2. t l^ct.i t'erg-ud)j. 
 fd)iuniii. --thistle, t [230t. ] tie jjnifir. 
 6i|le(. 
 
 Oaten, o'tn, adj. nii5 ipafermel)!, 5?ii 
 fer Oereitcr, <\n(^ eiiieni 5piifcrl;nlitie bcildjciiC, 
 von $iiftT, ipntcr.. . 
 
 Oatll, 6t/j, (niigi'ir. ath; (jL'tl). aiths; 
 ^pfl. eed; iitiW. ed; fail, oeed) t. 1. Bcr 
 ©iD. 2. t(t (Sdimiir. 
 
 Oath of qnalitication. fef 9SerillJnf'"''-''f'- 
 
 — of fealty, Ber Celji'llSfiB. — of abnegalion. 
 ber *2lt'L'lmiiiiUiligfcit'. Upon an -, wiih an 
 — , by -, eiPIld). To deny by -, ilt)|"d)mf>CCIl. 
 To bind any one by -, (fiiicil (eiMtrt)! iH'r 
 pflid)teii, in Gii iiiiB ^Hid): iuIjuumi. To 
 
 administer an — to (i-ilU'llI eilU'll (JiO 
 
 flbiiel;meii , G-iiicu fd)iuoreii Mfyeii. To give 
 one the — , (Jiiiem Ben (?!& jinMjieticn. To 
 wake - (upon). (@-fiU(lc) ciPlul) Bt'feiliu'll, 
 eiiic etBiirf)e Grfliiniiici ntgebrii (fiL'tt). To 
 put any one lo his — , to lender any one 
 the -, ©inctii eineii ©iB jindjiel'eii. He i» 
 under an — of secrecy, er Ijat fid) eiBlirt) 
 JUUi Sd)iveigeil i>frbllllBeii. To take an - 
 cfet ones -. i'd)iutrcii, ciiieu (^tB leiileii 
 cBer rtblegiMi, (of, upon) GttunS Beid)ivon'ii- 
 To take any one's — , Q-ineiii Bell Qib ilB 
 UeljtlUMl. [i-iB. 
 
 a t h - 'i r e fi k i n g . Bcr ^iBbnic^, OWriii; 
 
 0;,\ttiai>le) 6i/iabl, adj t ciBe?fii> 
 ^tg. Shak. 
 
 €>i»t.s, oies, pi. u. Oat, t, Ber $ofrr. 
 
 Yellow oats, Bcr QiolBl;afcr. Wild-, 
 ber 3{iuiri)l)iifcr. 
 
 Prov. To sow one's wild oats. Bic Spot' 
 ner lU'Iniu'en , Bie ^iigfiiMjiyc I'trlicreii. 
 
 Oats -chaff, Bie .^iift'l'iprtll. 
 
 Ob, Ob, eiii Inr. SSonytu-t , in Siif'Hii' 
 nien|-e^ii!igc!i, i> o r, g e g e ii, mic in o b j e c t ; 
 in, aui, niie in obii ude. Cfr l'crlllnn^^•lt 
 fid) Ber 25i!d)|liU'e b in Ben friicn inutiliibni 
 Be^ SBorree, jn Bern a erne iUorftiji'iiBe (>il> 
 
 bet, luie in occasion, offer, oppose. 
 
 Obuillbulate, ol.am'bulate, (hit. 
 obamiiiilo) c. n. -j- t)crnnigi(jcn , l)etiini> 
 fpiiljieten. 
 
 Obuillblllatioil, nbaniliiilA'shun, 
 *. -J- Bii6 i^i:niiih]ii;ni, ip.'niiinVajicrcn. 
 
 Obbli^^alo, oi.icgat.'., at. 333.) adj. 
 ['TOiif. 1 rt'ii.jnt, riiiinnl'i-gli-in-MB. 
 
 ObCUrtlate, n;.k6rdate, (lat. ob 
 U. cor; adj. ['V'l'r.] iiiiiijefil;rr l;frjforinig 
 
 obduco) ) 
 
 OliF 
 
 Obd orinit ion, nbdorniisli'un, ((at 
 
 obdnrmio) «. f ber ©d)lnf. 
 
 Obdiice, obduse', (Int, 
 
 Obduct, obdukt', 
 V. a. t iil>frjiel)i'n, ilberBfcfen. 
 
 Obdaictiuil, obdtik'shun, «. ba£ 
 lleln'riiel)en, Pie Ui'bcrBectnng. 
 
 Obduracy, objiiiase, obdii'rase, 
 t. Bie SScniocfiing (BeS 5pevjen6). 
 
 Obdurate, oU'juiite, Sbdu'rAte. 
 (V. lat. obdiiro) udj. I. Ijart liperj), iierilycfr; 
 l)al6)1arrig. 2. t f)arr, rani) (-)){iriaiit). Swift. 
 
 To make obdurate, perilorfcu , uer: 
 i)nrrcii. [Ijarten (Ba$ i^crj). 
 
 Ob<Iurate, r. a. -f uerilpcfcn, ucr: 
 
 Obdurately, objuiatic, adv. vtr-- 
 llotfr; l)al>=ilarrig. 
 
 Obdurateness, ob'juiames, t. 
 Bie iBcri1i'rfrl)eit, ipal6|lnrrigfeit. 
 
 Obduratioii, 6i>jt^ii shnn, s. Bie 
 25erili.Hfuiig, 23erl)iirfnng, ipal^ilarrigfiit. 
 
 Obdure, obdure', (lat. obduro) v. a. 
 t I. ? I)arten. 2. i a> uerljiirten, i-erilocfen 
 (in Ber iSnnBe). b) i'erl)arfen , unenipriiiB= 
 lid) niad)en. 
 
 ObduredneSS, obdurednes, t. t 
 Bie 25irr!orfrl)eit, ^al^jlnrrigfeir. 
 
 Obedience, obejeense, (lat. obe- 
 dientia) *. Bcr 03el;or|-am j (to) Bie Unter> 
 luertinig (Uiuer). 
 
 €9bedieut, ()bc'jeent, (int. obediens) 
 adj. gel)L'rfani. 
 
 f^bedieiktial, (^bcjcenMial. (fr. 
 obe'dienciel) adj. tcr dicqel i>e6 6Jtl}orranitf 
 gemaf), gehi^rfani. [Ijorram. 
 
 Obediently, obe'jeentlc. adv. Qi' 
 
 Obei.sanoe, oba sanse. (fr. obeis- 
 sance) *. Bie iBcvtieiignng, iiniebeiignng. 
 
 Obeliscal, oi.eiisikal. ad/, (in Ber 
 &n'iM fiiifi- Dt'ciiffcn) iViyfanlig. 
 
 Obelisk., obelisk, (gr. obeliskosi 
 *. 1. Bcr Oinliif i!rnd)tfegel. 2 (im vBc^rei: 
 Ben n. in Ber lopi'iir.; Bae Srciii (t). 
 
 Obequitate, obekkweiate, (lat. 
 obequito) p. re. t fjemtlireiten. 
 
 Obea|iiita<iuu, obekkweiasUun, 
 s. t cac- .•f)eriinireireii. 
 
 Oberratioii, oblni'.siiun, (u. int. 
 oberro. *. f Ba6 ipiTunurri'n. 
 
 O^tese, tibc>.e', dat. obesus) adj. fctt, 
 feiil, fettleiBig. 
 
 CfebeSeneSS, iSbe>'e'ncs.^(fr. obe'site'. 
 
 ObeMity, ubes'ne^c, ^l.obesitaa; 
 «. [-WcD.i Bic JettlfiBigfeir, g-riiiigfcir, geiilc 
 
 Obey, <!>ba' . cfr. obeir, l,u. obedio; 
 o. tt. 1. (jmem geljord'en , (einem !Seft'l)le; 
 •Jolge leiilen. 2. (^-inein iintertl;an , nnter= 
 U'Prfen rem, (S-ine^ Dt'frl;crrrd)aft anerfeiincn- 
 3 t a) flt')''!! '■"if Griuafi. b) nai1)geBeii. 4. 
 f (to) gcnord)cn ((S-incni). 
 
 They niii.si be obeyed, mail nillg il}Meii 
 gel)ord)en. 1 will be obeyed, id) uetlangt 
 QM}OT\\\m. 
 
 Obeyer, oba ur, *. ber (5)el)ord)ciiBc. 
 
 Obfirin, nblenn', / (Uu. ob- 
 
 Obfiraitate, obfenn ite.^ finno; 
 V. a. t befiarfni (in enuMii (S'nr("i1)in|Te;. 
 
 Obfu.'vcate, obius kai<-, (lar. ob 
 u. fnsco) i>. a. 1. I iifrBiinftln, uerfiniUTii. 
 2. 1 in fen £d)arren fieUen. 
 
 ObfiLScate, adj. oerBunfrtt. 
 
 Obl'uscatiun, ()biii>ka slmu, t. 1. 
 
 OUJ 
 
 T bie SScrBiinfeding. 2. l bie 25eneMiing 
 (Ber ©innej. 
 
 Obit, o'bit. (lat. obitus) J. [roni. fatlj. 
 iviritej Ba^ icibrenantt, Bie SeelcnnieiJe. 
 
 Obituai, (Jbit'tsliiial . adj. >£eelen> 
 niefyen cBcr Bte ^age fceiretfeiiB , iv\ Benen 
 tSeelennieffen gelefen oi. eiii <geeinianit gei 
 feiert luirB. 
 
 Obituary, obit'tshii.iie. (fr. obi- 
 tuaire) *. 1. ba5 @eelinei;6iid), iDBrenvegiitiT, 
 XoBtenBiid), Ber ioBren>etrel, Bie loBteniifie. 
 2. Ber 1i>Bten(>erid)r, ioBi'^Birld)!. 
 
 Obituiiry, adj. Ben ioB einer pBcc 
 nicl;rerer ijjerfonen BetreffenB, ioBieii ... 
 — notice, Bcr JoBegberid)t 
 
 Object, ob'jekt, (fr. ol.jet; (at. ob 
 
 jectum) *. 1. [-JJljilof.] Bas Oi'jeft, Bcr diet 
 
 genrtaiiB. 2. Ber 0)egeni1anB (etiuas Ben 
 
 Sinnen oBer Bcni ©ciile Dargctnuenes, imt 
 
 Jtnljrung k. ju errrgeii); pi. (i)egfn|laiiBe 
 
 Bc6 'OKitleiBenS. Shak. 3. a> Ber (ijigenilanB, 
 
 Ba* S'tl/ Ber Siuecf. b) ofi^ Die Sai1)i', ipaiipti 
 
 \<i<i)e. 4. [(J3raniin.] Ber regicrte ijad. 
 
 2. This passenger felt souie degree' of 
 
 concern at tlie sight of so moving au 
 
 object. Atterbukv. 3. a> Ilappinc.ss 
 
 is the — of every man's desiies; we 
 
 all strive to attain tiiat — . Weis.ntek. 
 
 On this object, on that—, ijirnUHT, 
 BarfiBer. Salary no — , Ber @el)aii luirc al5 
 cine 9iebenriid)c angefeljen, aiif cuien gri'ijin 
 ®el)alt luirB iii(i)t grfeljen. igla^. 
 
 Object-glass, ( Dpt. ] txii Ol'iefllin 
 
 Object, objeki', liar, oi.jicio; ir. 
 
 objeeien V. a. I. (S'iiieni (S-tiua* i'iiri)alteu, 
 
 enrgi'gcnilcUen, enrgigtnl;airen. i. t a> ein< 
 
 wciiBen, einiverfeii, entgegen^auen, iiorBrnu 
 
 gen, Barbriiigen ((i)ri'inBe k.). l>) iio> (rinrni 
 
 I'orriicfen, luinuirfen. c) (against) (i-iitiiii, 
 
 einer i£ai'f)e (itiuaiJ C!ugegenl),iif.ii, entgegeii! 
 
 fe^en, d'tivas eIniueiiBcn gegen ... d* ut'r» 
 
 legen, Barlrgtn, Bartl)nn. Sii.*k. 
 
 2. c) The adversaries of religion object 
 
 against professors the irrrgnl.iriiy of 
 
 their lives, and too otien wiili justice. 
 
 VVtBSTEK. 
 
 To bj e c t one's self to reproaches etc., 
 ud) ^J5^n■U'lirfen jc. aiisfetjeii. 
 
 Object, e. II. (to; G'iiiiiieiiBiingen, 
 (5-inivilvK nii)d)cii grgi'ii (Jnvao. 
 
 Object, objckr, adj. r enrgegengej 
 Ijalten. 
 
 Objectable, oi>jek taiil, adj a-o: 
 gegen man (^iniunrfe macljen fanii , (jin- 
 luurfeii , ©inweiiBniigeii an6gi'Ki>t if. Ob- 
 jectionable). 
 
 Objection, objlkslnni, (lat. ol> 
 jeetio) s. 1. Bas (^imuenCcn, (rnigegenljaU 
 ten. 2. Bie (5-iniuenBnng, Ber (ymiuaiiD, (iiiu 
 luiirf; [jl{ed)i6rpr. J Ber d-infpiiul), Bie (iin» 
 reBe (to..., gegen). 3. Bie 'i3tfii)UU">igiing 
 (Ber SSorivnrf). 
 
 To make, to start, to raise, to urge 
 objections, 6'iiimenBungen niad)en, i>i>r> 
 bringcn (to..., gegen >. There is no -, t6 
 ifi '7iid)r6 Bagegen ju fagen. No - to travel, 
 (in 3eitnng«niijeig£ii) Ber (^nBe6nnieri«id)« 
 nete luiirBe and) a»f i)i' ifen gel)en. 
 
 Objectionable , d<>jek-siiuuabl, 
 adj. mil -J{ed)r (S-iniucnBniigen aiu-gcfeijt (0 
 berd)affen, Bag (S-iniuenBungfii BagfgeH fltu 
 |mad)t luerBeii funiiea. 
 
FUh, (?ir, fall, fa«. Mi, met Fine, fin. IV6, move, n6r, got, 6il, rl6uil. Tube, inb, fu I. i//in, I'Hig. "Sn ^ 
 
 OBJ 
 
 Objective, o.jek'tiv, (ft. objeetif)] 
 mdi. I. l-JjIjiloiM (jfgeii|liiii6licf), ctjeffiu <.&(!] 
 njiBhfiiii..). 1. [0)riunm.) -case, 6errti)ifrte 
 %M. - *■ birr Ot'iefnu (9Iffufiuiu u. Biuiu). 
 Objectively f objek't'vle, adv. 
 rt>iertii', |)(tic>>i'''^"^li<^i im 3ui^A>i^c <<"'^ 
 Ct«jfft5, fll< Dbjefr. 
 
 ObJectiveueiM, otijek'iivnls, «. 
 [iMvuij Die Objeftiyitiit, ©e.jenilniitlidjffit. 
 t^bjf^ctur, objek'tiir, «. Collier, Crr 
 Giiiu'urfir niin1)t, 6cr ©ffliiirr. 
 
 ObJuri^^ate, oijur'gate, ((. objurgo) 
 r. u t U-mcii ichelteii, jur 9{i£>t fleden. 
 
 Objiir^^atioilf objurgashun, i. 
 t Sir iJrnuiMi', idfel, ^a6 ®rt)cltfii. 
 
 Objurnratoryf objur'galune, ad/. 
 
 t lAfirfiiD, »erju«i|ViiD , eiiifii 93erivfi« tnx> 
 
 ^)iiUfiie. (95roii6brn(yi;ii 
 
 Obl»dn, nbli-da, i. [3(vtl)QDl.J ber 
 
 4tl>l«ftte, oblale', (lAt. oblaiiis) ati^'. 
 
 All fill ':iji-irii fJiirf) gcbrfitft (€pl)iirinB). 
 
 OblateiieSM, obliienes, «. bic &i; 
 fl«:ifct).itr Ob. ber 3iMl>"'b, to ©tiun* nn ben 
 ^oifii tl'Tt flf^r^lcft ill. 
 
 ilblaliuu, obli'uliun. ant. oblatio) 
 
 «. I. tH Oiiitr, bn* Cpfer, bie DptVrgabe. 
 
 1. bie Cpftniiio, dirbriiifjmifl lu. DprVrii). 
 
 Oblectate, oblikiitr, dnt. oblecioj 
 
 t .. t rrijeiuii. [(frflr^iing. 
 
 Otilectatioii, oblekti'tbiiii, «. bie 
 
 €>iliiKate, obleg4le, (int. obligo) 
 
 r. tt. I'lrtiiibfii, i<erpilicl)teii ; (je)ur>ljnl. niir : 
 
 (o-niieiiaelf, fid) I'erbiiibm, fict i<rrp|ti4)((n. 
 
 OI>li^atiuil, dblegA'kliiin, (int. ob 
 
 ligaiio; «. I. bie a5i:rbinHi<f>feit, <J}fli(t>tcib. 
 
 tirgiiiljiit, SBcrpfiidjtuii!!. 2. bie 9JerMnblid)> 
 
 fdt ibiiibfiibe S.x<i\i ber ipiifli(^fiit, bee X>nn< 
 
 fr«. ber ®iite). 3. ( 9Ci(1)rf fpr J bif Oblf 
 
 (jflticii, ®d>iilbueri'(f)riibiiii(i.brr i£d)tilbrd)eiii. 
 
 1. Every citiirii it uiidei nn u b I i g a i i o n 
 
 to obey tlie lawi of the iiate. WEDkTCR. 
 
 2. Favors conferred inipoie on men au 
 
 — to make suitable returni. Wciuteh. 
 
 To satisfy an obligation, finer S3er> 
 
 pf!ict)tiiiiB noctfiMntntn. To be under an -, 
 
 oerbiiiibeii fein. To lay • fresh - upon 
 
 any one , Giiicn [k^ m^i 97(ue vrrplli^iun 
 
 ober uerbinben. 
 
 ObliK^atu, f. Obbllgato. 
 Ollli^^atwry, oblegituri, (.ft- obli- 
 gaioirej ndj. uerbiiibetib, biiibeiib, verbin> 
 beiibf itroft I)a6enb. 
 
 To be o b 1 i g a t o r y on, * to. ^inrn Vwu 
 Jen. i>erpfli(t)ten. - bill, ter ©(<)iilbf(<>eiii. 
 
 Oblige, iblidje', -^ ()\t\iiA'}e' , (\x. 
 
 obliger. Mr. obligo) t. a. 1 noti)inen, Jivill> 
 
 geii , ueranlofTen , beivegeii. 1. oerl^iiiben, 
 
 pfrp|)id)teii (to. ., )u @iiua£). 3. Smein &tt 
 
 fadiiifeitrii erieigeii pb. eriveiren, eineii (9e< 
 
 fAfleii rl)iin; flc^ (^iiien verbinben ober ueri 
 
 pili<l)tin (with.., biirtt)). 
 
 1. Ab admiral may be obliged to 
 
 surrender his ships, or he may be 
 
 obliged by adverse winds to delay 
 
 sailing. 3. To oblige one with a loan 
 
 of money. Websteb. 
 
 To be o b I i g e d to do any thing, ^tiva^ 
 
 fl)llll nu'llTeil. To be obliged lo any one 
 
 (or any iliing. &llictl1 (^ta<0$ verbillireil, Jll 
 
 cerbilllfeu ^..brn. Obliged to any one. 
 
 O'tlient l>erbiliblt((). Obligt me so far, 
 
 (etra Sir fr ^uwq. Oblige us with your 
 
 Hm^. druttch. WorlerOueJi. I. 
 
 OBL 
 
 company at dinner, feieii ©ie uiner &<\H. 
 To — one with a loan of money, (S'iiieitl 
 (5)flb Ifiljen. 
 
 Oblig-e, r. n. perbiiibenb fein, eine 
 pert'iubeiibe ivmft Ijnbcn (p. &t{t^e ic). 
 
 Oblig^ee, iiblejee', «. ber eJliiubiijer, 
 G-iner, bent ber b I i g o r {.{. b.) uerpflicftret i\\. 
 
 Obli^eilieut , oblidje'ment, t 
 obleedje'nieiit, i. -f fit 3>erbiiiMi4>.'eic. 
 
 Obliger, obljjur, t<>bleejdi, «. 1. 
 ber aSerpjlidjteiibe, 25erbnibeiibe. 2. Corner, 
 ber iliibcre uertrao^niiipik] ju G'tivo^ per< 
 Ptlid)tei. 
 
 Obliging', ^bll'jing, -f l>l)lii'j\tti, 
 adj. ijefnllig, urrbuiblic^, bicnilfrrtii]. 
 
 To be rery obliging to any one, piele 
 3rfiini{]feiteii fur &iiieti l).\ben. 
 
 Obligiugiy, ubii jingle, t iillii'. 
 jingle, adv. t'erbiiiblicf), bieiiilfertit), iiiif eliie 
 ()e|ii(ltge, perbiiiMKbe iiri. 
 
 Obligiiiguess , ibli'j'ngnen , -f 
 &blee'jingiies , «. I. -f bte Scrblllblld^reit, 
 !8erpfii(t;riiiig. Hammosd. 2. bie (iSefiilligreii, 
 uerbinblid)e ^rt, Dtenilferrigfeir. 
 
 Obligor, obleg^ir', $. Qn\(T, ber fid) 
 vertriiij^mii^ig ^u &[iva« prrbinbet ob. i<eri 
 pflidjtet, brr (bera Obligee) SBerpflidjtete, 
 @d)iilbner. Blacilstohe. 
 
 Obliqnatiotl, oblekwa'shuu. (hit. 
 obliquatio) t 1. » bic fctiefe 9ii(t)riiM(), 'Hit 
 iveid)iing i<on einer genibeii l?iMie. 2. f btr 
 •Jlbivci(t)Uii(j DOM ber (ini-rftlif(t)eiij OJerobl;eit. 
 
 Oblique, oblike', ^ ant. obliquua) 
 
 Oblike, ) adj I. i |'ct)ief, 
 
 lAr.ia. 2. t ») mitrelfrnr; perilrcft, perbedt 
 (Sajinf tf.). i>) r(t)ief, perffljrt, fnlirf) (9ln» 
 lldjtrnic.Ji iinrrct)!, i<erb<id)cig , berrt'iglid). 
 3. [©rainni.] - case, ber JJnfii* obliqiiii*, 
 55eu(jriill. 4. liBot.j flebrel;t (2)ianer), fdjief 
 (3iu«i(|). 
 
 Oblique sailing, (*D?ar. ] Me f(t)tefe 
 Jiilirt. - ways, €(^lei(t)iue(je, 97(benioeoe, 
 friinime %tge. 
 
 Obliquely, oblike'U, ad». I. f 
 fi^ief, f4)r<i0. 1 1 vnbtttt, ueriletft , iniltel> 
 iax. Addison. 
 
 €>hliquene88, obllke'nev^ (ft. ob- 
 
 Obliquity, oblik wiie, 5l'<]i'"*> 
 «. I. ? bie iJieigunij, ®(<)r.ifl«, ©djiefe, tfedjie. 
 Pflfeit, fertjier'Oeit, |d)iefe ©teauiig. 2. i a) 
 bie (inomliict^e; ®d)ietl)eit. South, b) bie 
 ■Jlbiufid)img I'on fleivoljiilidjen Siroeln, llii> 
 regfltiiiiH'gffif. 
 
 Obliterate, obiitieiAie. Hat. ob- 
 liteio) V. a. 1. f I'lTiuifdjfii, iiti*lor(1)rn, I'fr: 
 l6rd)eii , flii6|lrrid)eii ( enuafi CSiefitrifbeiief ). 
 2. f oenvif<f)en, nu6ltfc<>tn (from, niisj ; I'er- 
 tilgen, i<erni(t)ren. irdjiwiid)er ^nU. 
 
 Obliterated pnUe, [?}i\D.j em liiigeril 
 
 Obliteratiom, obiitierA'sliun, s. 
 I. T bflfi JOerioirrtKM , »}lii6|lreid)en, 95erlt>- 
 id)eii, bic <5eni'if(!)iing. 2. i bie S^rilmiitfl/ 
 SSerrilfltmg, S5eriiid)niiig. 
 
 Oblivion, ublivvtun, (fat. obllvio) 
 t. bie 95ergi'(TrMl)eir. 
 
 Act oi oblivion, iai ^intiefltti, @trflf> 
 erIii(Ti'"g-b''frfr. 
 
 Oblivious, obliT veils, (Ittt. obli- 
 
 viosuK^ iidj. I. I'friii'fieii ni,irt)eiib, 95ergefTrii> 
 |)fir i>friirind)eiib. 2. o.nirKlirt). Cavendish. 
 Oblocutor, oblokiiiur, (.Ut. 1113.) 
 «. t ber SerteuiMber 
 
 OBS 
 
 Oblong, ob'long, (Int. oblongat) 
 adj. uiiiiiiid). - «. biiS Dbloug. 
 
 Oblongisli, ob louggish, «({;. ttmat 
 liingiiil). 
 
 Oblongly, ob'InngU. adv. Imiglicf). 
 
 Oi»longness, ob'iongne<, t. ber 
 3uil*iiib Iti Siiiiglidjreinfi, bnfi S.mglidje. 
 
 Oblong -ovate, oblong -ovAte, 
 adj. |Q5ot.] biiiglid) cifurniig. 
 
 Obloquious , Oblokweus , a4f- 
 t fd)tnnl)iiib, liiileriib. 
 
 ObIo<|uy, ob'lokwi, (P. M. obU- 
 quor) *. I. ber SBoriuiirf, Inbel, bie tible 
 %i(trebe. 2. t bie 6rt)aMbe. Sh<k. 
 
 To cast obloquy npon any one. (f ilteni 
 (S(J)led)te6 im(f)|iigei1. To lie under some -> 
 in I'lKlem 9{iiff (lel)en, uerriifen fein. 
 
 OlllUCtation, obliikii'shun, (\h 
 U\t. obluctor; 4. t ber S^ib(r|lnub, bai SSBi* 
 berilreben. 
 
 Obnintescence, obnujies'seuse, 
 (Int. obmuiekco) t. 1. bot !8eri1iiiniiien. t 
 bai ©rir()'d)iiieigeii. 
 
 Obnoxious, obnok'shus, (dit. ob- 
 noTlus) adj. 1. nnteriuorfen do, eiiietu (»<• 
 le^e to. 2. nii«ge|V5t, prci^gegeben (to, 
 einer <Bt\<t)r^. 3. flrnffnflig, ilrnfbflr. 4. per« 
 Ijiiet (to, ^inenti. 5. oerriifen. 6. fdjnbiidj. 
 
 2. We know onmelves obnoiious to 
 God's severe justice. Webster. 4. Tlie 
 minister was — to the whigs. 
 
 Obnoxious conscience, ein bbfti <Sf 
 
 roiiT'n. 
 
 Obnoxiously, ^bnok'shu«l4. adv. 
 1. in einein 3ii|lnnb ber lliiteriuorfrnfjetr, 
 br« llnterivorieiifeiii*. 2. (IrrttYflUifl, (Irafbai, 
 nut eine uerljnfire SBeife. 
 
 ObnoxiOUSneSS, obnok'shusnoa, 
 t. 1. bie Untenuorfenljfit, b<\6 Unrcriuorfru« 
 fein, 9lii«geK$tfein. 2. bie ©trnfinfligfeit. 3. 
 bie ®el)iirfiflf<if; 9liiil&eigfeit. 
 
 3. The obnoxiousness of the law 
 rendered the legislature unpopular. 
 
 Weustbb 
 
 Obnubilate, obnubeiite, dot. 
 obnubllo) V. a. I. ? iiMiivblfen, perbii|lern, 
 perbunfeln. 2. 1 uimuolfen. 
 
 Obnubilation , obnitbeli'shun, 
 t. bie llniiu&lfuiig, 2}erbil|lerung. 
 
 Obole, ni>'6le, (lilt, oboius) «. 1. ber 
 Oboi , 5?r(ler , pfennig. 2. [ '>|5f;arin. ] ber 
 ObPl. h'llbe ©friipel. 
 
 Oboliis, ob'Alus, (Qt. obolox) «. [Aft. 
 9Itl)enl ber Ol^Pln* (cine ©iU'erinihue = 
 •/fi I)ri'irt)iiie ob. 1 penny farihing sterling). 
 
 Oboviite, ob'ivite, adj. [^ot.] per> 
 ffhrr riformig. 
 
 Obreption, obrcp'shun, (u. lac. 
 obrepoi *. I. bic (Jillfcfjlfidjllltg. 2. t trtd 
 SidiiTiifbriiiiien (Drr (»5rbni'fen to. 
 
 Obri'ptitiOUM, Obrepiislius, adj 
 
 I. rrri1)iic1)cii. 2. rinfd)irid)enb; riii!ifrd)li(t)eit. 
 
 Obrf>gl»te, nb'rogilie, (lAt. obrogo/ 
 V. n. -f niifiifhrn, iwibfrriifen. 
 
 Obscene,' obse^n', (ft. obKCine 
 Irtt. oliscoenns) adj. I. iinfrlird), rd>mu9ig, 
 uiUi'id)rig, rd)li"ipfrin (Sfeben jo. 2. i^a^UO), 
 gnriTig, efclljofr cJInjiuj ;c.). Drvden. 3. + 
 Uiiniilff oerfiliifenb. Drydeb. 
 
 ftbaceuely, nljuecn'le. ado. I. uil> 
 tew'&i. rd):iu>frig. iiii.ii"id)tig. 2. brei|l, ojmjb 
 9iud|14)c iiuf '£i[ten. S«4S. 
 
 S9 
 
61 FaJp, ffir, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, in6ve, n6r. i:/)(, 611, cl6A(l. Ti\be, tiih, full. t/,in, Tni«. 
 
 OBS 
 
 Obsceneness, ob«»eii'ne«.^ 
 
 OS»SCenity, obxen'ncte, S 
 
 obxcoeiiitas) «. I. hic tlniU(tri(jFrit, 8(t>lupf- 
 
 riflffit ( Der 'i'veC'fii , Wetaiiffu). 2. pi. t)\e 
 
 lliijiKht, iinjuctjtige 5?rti\eitiiiiien. 
 
 2. To wa.sti (ir obKcenities of nigbt 
 
 awav. Drvdek. 
 
 <lb8CurHtiOII, nbrtkur^'uliuii. (Int. 
 obscuratio) t. Me SSiTDiiiiftliinfl (bai SBi'r» 
 fciinfeln; iScrtiiiifi'ltifint. 
 
 €9b8Clire, nUskuie'. (lilt, obscuru*) 
 ttilj. 1.? Piiiifcl (ftuftcr, trube, Piitler). "i. i 
 
 a) Ciiurcl, iiiuH'ifliinMirf>, uiiftfutlicf) , vcr-. 
 VBcrun. b) bunfcl, untefniiiit, lueiiia be. 
 faniir, iinbrriil^mt ('jpa-uni jc). c) Diiiifel, 
 nicOrifl (Webiirt). <l) (nid)r finr, iiiUH'Iirotii: 
 men I ^ll^ftI. e; iinbefaiint, ciiifatn, uerbor; 
 gen. fi iiiifeferlid). 3. tni Diiiireiii lebriib- 
 - bird, ber ^rti1)riiO(jc(. Shak. 
 
 To live ill an obscure condition, ill 
 ttx Stifle, im 25trbrrgeneii rebeii. 
 
 Obscure'! f (dU. obxciiio) r. a. 1. T 
 Pfrbmitein (i>crfiu|lrrit, tviibcii). 2. ± a)ufr: 
 tuuffln, uerriciiicrii, in ben Sd)atteii (ledcn. 
 
 b) iiuleferlirf) mnrt)en. c) iierbiiiifein, imuer; 
 (laubli(^ mad)eu. d) oerbergcii ; to - one's 
 self from . . . fiil) uirbergeii i>pr . . . 
 
 Obscurely V obskilre'le, ado. I. f 
 bunfel. 2. a) biinffl, im DiinMii, itu 25er< 
 borgeiien , uiibeiuerft. b) bttnfel 0\i<i)t beiit> 
 Ii<t); biirrf) «!liirpieliin(jeii). 
 
 Obscurene^K, obskiire'nes,) 
 
 Obficurity, obKkirrcie, ) 
 obscuritas) $. I. I bie Buiifelljcir (JJiiiffcrt 
 liigi. 2. 1 a) bie X)inifell)eit, SJfrborgeuIjeit 
 (3iiriirf<iejogdil)eit b. bcr ^elt). b) bieBiiib 
 filljeif, Uiii'fr|1iiiib(i(t)feit. c) bie UnkKrlicf)' 
 fcir. d) biet>iiufell)eit, Uiibeiijl;iiitl;eit, DTie. 
 Jiriiifcit (fcer Wfbiirt zc). 
 
 Obsecriittff obi^krate, (fnr. ob- 
 secro) D. a. Qiutw briii|]eiib bitten, &iiiem 
 itnlieoeii. 
 
 Obsecration ) nbsekri'sliun , t. 
 I. bie briiigeiibf 55itte. 2. 0{i)et. u. ^poef.J 
 ^ie 91nnifiiii(i (WrtteS, bcr '')J(u\'e jc). 
 
 Obsequeilt, ob'sekwent, (Int. ob- 
 teqneiia) udj. •}■ fi'lijfnm, flrljiinnni. 
 
 Obsequies, ob'tekw'z, (u. (. ob- 
 kequluni; fr. ob>eqiies) t. pi. (bet Milton 
 »ud) ting.) bM Seici^eiibeamigiiig, bie Ceic^eic 
 feier. ^ ^ ^ 
 
 €febsequious, obs^'kweus, (I. ob- 
 •equiosus) adj. 1. (]el)orriiiu, folgfiim, (lo) 
 (jft)Prd)eub, frgeben ((?iiieiii). 2. gerdjiiuibig, 
 nad)(jie6ig, ivtfffol^rig, (ii. nemi>l)iil ^t\\td)ti\(b, 
 feri'il, ff(ni)i|"rf> (©rtjiiific^ler jc). 3. t i'lr 
 Zobtenftier ob. Irnuer (jefjorifl, traiicriib, 
 traurij]. Shak. 
 
 1 His servantii weeping, 
 
 ^ Obseqniousto liis orders, bear him 
 hitber. Addisoh. 
 
 Obnequiousiy, obse'kweiisie. 
 adv. I. tViflfiuu, luiUfnljria. 2. f truuentb, 
 jur Ceitfienfcier. 
 
 ObsequiousueSS, obse'kw^u«- 
 ■es, «. 1. bic golofiinifeit. 2. bie <B3iafiit)i 
 rijjfeit; fiiec()tifd)e UiitenuurfiflfeiJ, feryiie 
 9irtrf)(iiebi(jfctt. 
 
 €fellSerM<e, ob'/err4te, dflf. obRero) 
 r. « i>rri(t)lti'Ui'ii- 
 
 OllServttltie, ob/.er TabI . a<lj. I. 
 
 bruirrft'Ar, iHuiirfiul), bi-mir.'t iiictriii lim 
 
 OBS 
 
 nenb. 2. bemerfenfiiuert^ , nierfiuurbiii. — 
 adv. Obker'vably, fluf eiiie bemertciii. 
 wertlje 9lrt. 
 
 Observance, obter'vanse, (fr. 
 SB. u. Int. observaiiiiH) t. I. f bie 35eybnd): 
 tiiiig uiiie* nupnlidji-n (S)egeii|laiibe6;. 2. 
 bie 2ieobnd)tmig, 95rioiiiiiiig, ipnlniiiii teiii.tf 
 (i)e|'ci;cS :c.). 3. cie (i-l)rerbietiiiii], 'ilcDtuiig, 
 &l;rfurd)t. Shak. 4. bie Dbieroanj, ber 
 :Rir(f)enflebrrtiid) ; pi. bie Kinl)engcpraud)e; 
 Drbeiieregelii. 5. bie ajorfiDnff , 9(ffld, 0)e. 
 iuul)iil)eic, (Sitre. Shak. 6. -J- bie 'iiufmcrfi 
 frtinfeit ( l)i'flid)e X)ieu|lbefli||<;i>^ci'>. Hale. 
 7. t ber (aeljorfOHt. Shak. 
 
 2. Love rigid honeKty, 
 
 And strict — of inipartial laws. 
 
 Roscommon. 
 3- To do — on the morn of May. Shak. 
 
 To pay observance to.., n(ld)fom< 
 iiieti (feiiieii ^flii1)rcn lO. 
 
 Observaiula, obzlrvan'da. (IiU- 
 2C.1 «• pi. fie ill bfoi>fld)teiibeii Ciiige. 
 
 Observant, obiiervaut, adj. 1. 
 rtiifmerfrnm (35eDbrtd)ri'r2c.> ; iVrgfalrig, eifrig ; 
 geljunnm. 2. (of; (J'tmns oei)bad>tciib , be< 
 fi>lgeiib ; f)<\ltenb deiti SCorrj ; mcrfeiib aui 
 Qiwa&; ebrcrbietig 'gcgeii (fiiieio, ©iiieiu 
 gef)Prd>enb. 3. iiiifertl;diiig, unteriuurng, 
 btrHiiit!]ig. Raleigh. 
 
 Observant, «. l- bcr flei^ige ^e> 
 obndjtcr (eineS (Me\tt)ee lo. i. -j- Ber jjiidj*- 
 idjiBiiiijer, ^ritd)er. Shak. 3. pi. mud) b- 
 servantinx) Die iOb|"cn>aiiteii ('21rt i5rnn> 
 )i6faiieriiir)iid)e>. 
 
 Observation, nii^eivi'siuin. (U\t. 
 ob»ervHtio) ». 1. bie i5fi>bad)riiiig, 2Bahri 
 nel^niuiig (Cat i»3'il)nicl)mi-iu. 2. bie ige 
 tuad)te) SJeobiiitniiia , iiJ.iljriifljniiing ; -be 
 merfuitg. 3. l*J3lji)i". , ^liirou. , iBfiir.] bie 
 ibet)brtd)tuiig. 4. bie ;yfiH'iiil)riiiig, .spniiiinn 
 (eiiier S8prrd)rift >; £)b|Vn>oiij. 5. bie iluf- 
 inerffamfeit. Jjhak 6. Me <}5,iid)t. Shak. 
 
 1 made the o b s e r v « i i o ii in my own 
 mind, id) l;obe e6 bei inir felbiT beinerfr. 
 That did not fall under his -, iai eilt(lllig 
 il)tn. It was one of iiis — s, ft pjtegte Jii 
 bcnierfeti. 
 
 Observator, obxlrvi'tur, (fi;. ob- 
 servatcur) *. 1. bcr ^cobnc^ter, (Finer, ber 
 (*tiuii6 bemerft, lunijrniinmt. 2. ©iner, ber 
 SBcnierfiiiigen (iUnmerfiiugeiu nind)t. 
 
 Observatory, obzervaiuie, (fr. 
 observatoire) *. bie ©tcriiiuarte, ©reriibiil;iie. 
 
 Observe, obzerv', (lar. observo; 
 «. a. 1. S bepbnd)ten. 2. beobac^teii (aiif> 
 mcrfram bctrad)teM j. S8. bie iyinnir to. 
 3. berbnd)tcn, bemerfen, lunljrnel^uien. 4. 
 (iiiuiiblid)> bemerfen iiinmerreip. 5. beobnd): 
 ten, befolgcn, f)iilten (.&t(e^e lo; fciern, 
 fjitlten CStflt ic); ubtn (cine Sitte :c.); 
 3ii>tit neljmen i>on ... 6. G-incm ©Ijre cr> 
 tueifcn , Sliifmetframffit bejeigeii. Shak. 7. 
 jur 9{id)trd)iuir bei 93er()alten5 niad)cn. 
 
 4. He observed that no man appears 
 great lo his domestics. Webster. 
 
 5. ia the days of Enoch, the people ob- 
 served not eircumcisioa or the sub- 
 bath. White. 
 
 To be obs-erved, brmcrfeiiJiutrtl)^ It 
 is observed, mail hot bi'Uirrft. To — 
 one's niiisiiT. (Viiifiii Ciljrfr t'l'liirn. 
 
 Observe, ». ". l. iHiinurfrii, ~H(l)t 
 
 OBS 
 
 firtben. 2. tenierfen, fngen; (upon) einc 9(> 
 mertniig, 93eiiierfuiigeii moc^en (uber). 
 2. 1 have beard the geiillenian's argu- 
 ments, and shall hereafter observe 
 upon them. Webster. 
 
 Observer, obxlr'vur, s. i. itt 
 93cobad)tcr (eincS <pI)iiiioiucii6 ;c.). 2. bcr 
 33eobrtd)ter (fines (5}ei'rrtud)6 :c.). 3. (Jiiier, 
 bcr (feiii QBort lO Ij.ilt. 4. G-iiicr, bcr (ben 
 ©abbnti) to Ijntt, fnert. 
 1. Creditors are great observers of set 
 days and times. Franklis. 
 
 Observing-, obzlr'ving, udj. niif. 
 mcrfram (auf b<\6. luas uorgel)r>. An - 
 man, eiii niitnirrfraiiiit 93ei)ba(trer. 
 
 Observing-iy , obzervmgle, ad». 
 rtnfmerffam , fiiriifairiii. 
 
 Obsess, obses', ((at. obsideo) c. a. 
 f 1. bclageni. 2. f quiilen (u. bbfen ©eifle). 
 
 Obsession, oUsesh'iin. (lar. obses- 
 
 fcio) «. t I. bie ajilagrriiiig, Uni|lcllnnfl. 2. 
 ± bn5 Qiialen, IVi.igmi. 
 
 Obsibiiate, obslb'eiate, (lat. ob- 
 sibilo) V. a. t aiijndjen, eiitiiegeiijifdjcn. 
 
 Obsidian, obsid'^au. t. [ ))(iiicraig.] 
 ber Obribum. 
 
 Oiisitlional, obs'deunal, obsid'. 
 jeuiial, (lat. obsidioiialis) adj. ju finer 
 aSelagerung gelj&rig , SSelageriiug*. . . 
 
 Obsid ional crown, [r5m. &t{d).] bit 
 aSelagerunnffroue. 
 
 Obsignate, obs'g'nite, (Int. ob- 
 sigiio) V. a. t befr.itrigrn , beficgrin. 
 
 Obsignation, obsigna'hbun, « 
 bie 35efr.ifriguiig. 
 
 Obsignatory, obs'g'naturi, adj 
 befiegtliib , befrai'tigfub. 
 
 Obsolescence, obsolls'seuse, « 
 ber 3uilanb bes SBrraiten*. 
 
 Obsolescent, oiisoll<'slnt, (jat. 
 obsolesco) adj. ueraltenb (u. 2i36rtern jc.). 
 
 Obsolete, ob'solete, obsolete', ((. 
 obsoleius) adj. I. ocraltft, abgcfommcii. 
 2. [5Jot.] iinbeiitlid), uiibeiliiiimt. Eaton. 
 
 Obsoleteness, ob'soiitenes, ob 
 sAlcte'iius, *. 1. bcr 3»i^>^i>b bci Seralteti 
 l'ein«. 2. [ ibot. J bie Unbe|'iimmtl}eif , Uu< 
 beutlidjffit. 
 
 Obstacle, ob'staki, (fv. <n;. , lat. 
 obstaculuin) t. b,\6 :^inberni0. - adj. o fuc 
 obstinate. Shak. 
 
 Obstancy, ob'stanse, (lat. obstaa- 
 tia) s. t ba6 ipiuberiiip. 
 
 Obstetric, obstlt'trik, (f Ob 
 stet'rieal, b s t e t r i c'i o u s) (v. lat. 
 ofcitretix) adj. 1. jur (J5eburr6l)iilfe gcl;6rifl, 
 ©utbinbuiigfi... 2. t hilifrcid). 
 
 Obstetric art, bie ®eburt£f)iilfc, &nt> 
 binbung^fuui'l. 
 
 Obstetrlcate, obstet'trekite, (T. 
 obstetricor) r. n. f 1. ba£ (^jefd^aft eined 
 ^k'b.immc I'crridjren. 2. t bei|lel)cn. ■ 
 
 Obstetricate, b. a. f Mi <ptt>t 
 animc bcbieiicn, eincr t^rau <\ii ^ebamme 
 bcii1ei)cii. ^ 
 
 Obstetrication , ob.tettriki'J 
 sliijii, t. b(\6 53i-it1i'l)eii , 25dbieneii al6 :^t9r 
 nmme. 2. bic 0ieburt£l;iil|'e, bai &ti<l)a(t 
 ciiiiT fiibamiiir. 
 
 4kb»ttetriclan, obstetir'sli uu, «. 
 bcr (Mri>iirf.l;firr, bie (i).biirffl)ilKriiin. 
 
 €tlistetrics, obKieiuiks, «. pi. lit 
 
ThtP, far, faU, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. NA, mhve, n<^r, got, 3if, cl3iU. T.^he, tub, ffill. l^in, TIfU. 611 
 
 OBS 
 
 <Stl>utt6hu[ft , QntbinbUttQitim^ , i{>e(rtms 
 nKiifiiiiil. 
 
 Obstinacy, obMlnasi, (fnt. ob- 
 •tinatio> #. I. iit ^nlpiliirriflfeit, i^art- 
 nnrfigfeit, 2Bi^er|pell|^i(^ffit, Per ©tiirrfinii, 
 C-iflcnftiiM- 2. t tie i{)nrtiin(fi(jfeit («tue« 
 tle6<I« ic ). 
 
 Olistiliate, ob'otjnilte. (fnt. obsli- 
 imtiis; ndj. I. I (),irtiin(fi(i; ^ (jnl^flarria, 
 (Irtrrnniiifl, eigriifiimijj , (Inrrfbpilfl. 2. i 
 |)orttm(fi(] (lltbei k.). 
 
 1. I have kiiouii great ciirrt done by ob- 
 ■ tinate retolutioii* of drinking no 
 wine. Templb. No ass so meek , no 
 MSS 10 -. PoPB. 
 
 An obstinate man, fin ©fnrrfrpf. 
 To be - ill c^. agahint..., t)nrtllflcfijj bti 
 fttben p6. bthnrrfii niif... 
 
 Obstiaately, Ob'slinitell, aWe. 
 Ijnrtiincfjfl, Ij.ii^flarrig. 
 
 Obs tinatel y just. Uticrr(f)llttcr(i(f) n'- 
 r((t)t. — bent on any tiling, IjarriincfiO be 
 (leljeii6 niif ^nviifi. 
 
 Obstinateiies«t nb'ntlullenas. 
 ». bit $nrtnnrfijifcil, Jpni«iliirri(if<if. 
 
 Obfttiputioii, oii»i^pA'>iiiin. '.Uit. 
 ob<tipatio) ». I. (^fl« Sfrili'vrVii) bit Scfi 
 flopfung (tintt T>ut(t)(iiW(ic6 ic). 2. |■^;c^.| 
 lit aSfrili'vtuiig. 
 
 Obatrv perons , obstrcp'peiu*. 
 
 dat. obslrepenis) ailj. Unmtub. 
 
 To be obstreperous, fcf)rcif it , lar: 
 mtn, tnrm nindxn. 
 
 Obstrep«;rou«lyf nbsti«p'per- 
 rusli. adv. Inriitriib, iiiit L'nrni. 
 
 Obi((rep«rou)«iieB«, obstrep'- 
 psrriisnes, *. ber Cnrin,bii6£'flrinrn, OJrtVtjrei. 
 
 ObHtriction, ob»tiik»biin, (iiir. 
 obstrictio) *. bit ^trbinbii(t)ttit (SSerpjlKt: 
 turtg). 
 
 Obstruct, obslrukt', (iat. obstrno) 
 •.a. 1. lurflopfrn, urrfpcrrtn <ttntn Diir<t)> 
 (iait(j ic); i>(rl)>uien (etiifii 'SHiq to. 2. ini 
 Tbuidiqcinqt niifl^iiltrii , hiiibcrii, tjrnniirii, 
 einrr ®iid)e btn S13r(i. t)uTd)(iiin(; I'tripfrrrn, 
 (^rwa< iii(t)t bur(t)ln(yt-ii. 3. i Curd)frruicii, 
 uiitrrbrct^en , erri'pateii , nufljaittii, pcr> 
 ihqtxw. 
 
 2. Tlie bar at tlie mouth of the river ob- 
 structs tlie entrance of ships. Clouds 
 -tlie liglitofilie sun. Webster. 3. Pro- 
 gress is often obstructed by diffi. 
 enlties, thoug'i not entirety slopped. 
 
 Webster. 
 To obstruct any one's passage, (S'inein 
 btn SDffl urrtrrten. To - tlie entrance of 
 • ship, fill itt(l)iff mil P-iiiloiiffn l)iiitfrn. 
 
 Obstructer, obstiukt'ur, «. 1. 
 ©intr, btr pcripfrrf, urrili^pft. 2. i Giiifr, 
 btt fiiif €a(()f III il^rftit 0)aii(jr t)tmmt, U)t 
 .^lll^rrlli(|'t ill fcfii SBffl Ifflt. 
 
 Obstruction, oii»truk'»liun, (fnt. 
 obstructio) #. I. tii* QStrilopfrn , Cie QJfri 
 (Ippfuiifl. 2. [<JJ?fD.) 6i« SStrrti'PUiiifJ. 3. i 
 bif j()iii6frii!ifl; bai it)iiit)criii6. 4. + bft 
 j^nuft, bit 9lii()<iii|iiitn. Smik. 
 
 i. Bars of sand at the mouth* of rivers 
 are often obstructions to naviga- 
 tion. — Disunion and party xpiril are 
 often obstructions to legiolative 
 uieasures and to public pros|ieriiy. 
 
 WlJtSTLB. 
 
 OBT 
 
 Tobeobstrueti«na to.., eiite SaAt 
 t)tm\nt\\, ill il^rfin ®iiiii)e hiiiKeru, aiift;ol> 
 t«n, fttft tiner S.ic^e fiitgei]infc0fii p6. tnt-. 
 gf{]eii|1cnen , ^iiiccriiifye in ben SScjj Kgeii 
 (riiifin Sorf)iibfn to. 
 
 Obstructive, obstruk't'v, (fr. ob- 
 struciif) adj. I. f verru'pfciib. 2. i l)inb«r= 
 (id), ipiiibtrniffe bnrbieteiiD ob. ucriirMd)t'iib. 
 
 Obstructive, t. t bae^ ^iiibfniig. 
 
 Obstruency, obstrii'ensj, «. bie 
 Of^lh'PIell^< (figtii|ct)iift. 
 
 Obstruent, ob'strulnt, ((<lt. ob- 
 strueus; uilj. 1. pfrilrpteiiD. 2. 1 fjiiiberiib. 
 - t. l-)Jitb. ] bai fli'pfeiibe, oerilopfciiDc 
 -JKittrl. 
 
 Obstuperactlon, obstiip^fak'- 
 shiiii, (P. I. oiittiiprf.icio) t. bit *Srtniibuii(). 
 
 Obstupefactive , obstiip^iak- 
 tiv. adj. f iiftiiubfiib. [p«*^y- 
 
 C^bstnpery, obstu'peff. f. Stu- 
 
 Obtain, obtlne', (Int. obtineo; fir. 
 obtenir; a. a. I. (^tlVA^ trlailOfll, rrl)Alt(n, 
 btrommcii; nri.Micjfii (ju (^tiviii) ; (S'tivne 
 iiiirii<irfrii ; biiuuiiirngf ii ibfii 'Bitq ic). 2. 
 
 bfn<)*'l<> l^lbr"- MlLTOH. 
 
 To obtain by labor, trxiniitix, rr<irb(i> 
 tflt. To - by praying, rrbitffll. To — by 
 flattery. fri"d>illfid)illl. To - children by a 
 woman, uiit riiicr $raii Aititfr bfrpiiiiiifu. 
 To - of one's self, t6 ubtt bdi iptVi 
 briniicn. 
 
 Obtain, v. n. 1. btfltt)tn, fpnbf> 
 
 |1(l)f n , nil 05rt>rtiti(()e I'fiii ob. biribf ii , fid) 
 
 frt)>iltrii (V. olrbrniK^fn 2C.>; riiirti^fii (p. 
 
 einriii "DFifibrniidyf). 2. be|l(l)tn-, l)(rri(()fii 
 
 (P. 'iRi'lniingtii ic). 3. t bit JOberljano bo 
 
 l)>iirfii. Bacon. 
 
 2. The gener.ll law* of fluidity, elasticity 
 
 and gravity, — in animal and inaiii- 
 
 niiite tubes. Chevme. 
 
 Obtainable, obtine'abi, adj. tr> 
 
 liliifir u'lTPrii fiMiiifiib. 
 
 Obtainer, obta'nur, <. ^inrr, bit 
 triviir, bfri'iiiiiif , fTlnnijt. 
 
 Obtainuient, obtAnc'ment, «. 
 bte e-iliiiiiiiMifl. 
 
 fibteniperate, obitm'perAtc, (I. 
 obteiiipero) p. n. Q'ltirin grl)Prd)en. 
 
 Olitenfl, obtend', (Int. oblendo) p. 
 a. t '• "itiKflfMiffrifii. 2. enr(jfi)i'ii|)>>lt«ii, 
 ciMii'Piibeii, pi'rrd)iii;eii, poriociiben. 
 
 Obtenebrate, oblen'n^brite, ((. 
 ob II. tenebrae; c. a. f pcrfin|li'rtt , per: 
 biinffln. 
 
 Obtenebration, obtennibri'- 
 shun, «. t I- bit gSirbuiirelitng , SB(Tfiii|tc< 
 runfl, Dunfel^fit. 2. t ba6 iDunfel wt ben 
 Stiifltn (beim ©t^iplMbfl). Bacor. 
 
 Obtensiuu, dbian'shun, «. ■f bit 
 ©iniufnbimg, brr aSDriuniib. 
 
 fibtest, obiest', (lat. obtettor) v. a. 
 <[nfltt)en. 
 
 Obtest his clemency. Dryi>bn. 
 
 Obtest, V. It. (against) prptffliren, 
 fit^ rrfloren (gfgfn). 
 
 Obtestation, obtesti'shun, t. 1. 
 bi( bnngenbf !birre. 2. bie 25cfc<)iu&rung. 
 
 €9btrectation, obtrekii'shu>i, d. 
 obtreciHiio) t. f bit !8erllillnl^llll^. 
 
 Obtrutie, obtruud', dar. obtrudo) 
 e. a. (any ihiug upon aiiy oue; Q'tlicni (St: 
 
 iva« Aiifbt'>ii|]fn. 
 
 OBV 
 
 Men obtrude their vain •peeolatlona 
 upon the world. 
 
 To obtrude one's self, (Id) (lllfbrinflen 
 ob. aui'brangfn. A. jest may be obtruded 
 upon any thing, man fann 9lflt« lnd)erlid> 
 niiid)tn. (aiifbriiiorii. 
 
 Obtrude, ». n. fid) niifbrnii.vn ob. 
 
 Oiitruder, obtruod'ur, «. filter, 
 ber Olnbcrn ©'tiuii* ob. fid) niifbriiiiit. 
 
 Obtruncate, obtruu'klte, (i.u. 
 
 obtrnnco) v. a. f iirrilllntlllfln. 
 
 Obtruncation, obtrunkA'shun, 
 I. bi( SSiTftuniiiieliint). 
 
 Obtrusion, obtruu'zhun, «. ble 
 
 ^uffdiiiiililt] (j'. Obtrude). 
 The obtrusion of crude opinion* on 
 the world. 
 
 By way of obtrusion, flufbriiiflli^ft 
 <33eire. 
 
 Obtrusive, obtruo't'v, adj. auU 
 briniilid), nuf^rinafnb. — adv. Obtru'si- 
 V e I y . niifbrinfllid)fr 5Bfii"e. 
 
 Obtund, obtund'. (1. oblundo) c. a. 
 I. nbilunipfiii. 2. t a) bnnipfrn. b) tobrrn 
 (tobtiic^ innnwrilfn). 
 
 To o li t u n d the acrimony of the gall, 
 b«r Wnllf ilfe 6d)nrfe bfiif^nifti. Harvcv. 
 
 Obturation, ninuri'shun, (p. I. 
 obtiiio) t. [Qt)iT.] bie 9Jtr|lppfiiMg, J5tr> 
 t'd)lii'gnii(i- 
 
 OI>turator, nbtuiiiur. «. [9(iiot.] 
 bif PfrfdjiiigfiiPt , i>rrfloptViibe -JWiKfel. 
 
 €tbtusang:uiar, obiiiseang'giitai, 
 
 (0. obtuse II. angular; adj. (liniiptiuinffll.l. 
 
 Obtuse, Obiuiie', (lAt. oiituoiis) adj. 
 I. t a> (liiinpf. 2. i a) (liinipf (SiniU), 
 binnni (biimno. b> bumpf (Iimd. 
 
 Obtusely, Obti'iseiA, ado. I. f 
 lliMupf. 2. i biimm. 
 
 ItbtUSeneSS, obtdxe'nes, «. I. f 
 bte &tnnipft)rit. 2. f bie @tiinipfl)fit (ber 
 ©inne; , Siiinml)tir. b; bie Z>unipfl)eit (bee 
 Jpiif). 
 
 Obtusion, obtti'zhun, «. I. bai 
 •Hbilmiipfrn , 6tiinipfin.id)ni. 2. i t«6 
 Dumpfninc^en. 3. bie Stiimpfi^eit, 9ibge< 
 (Iniuptthfit (nnd) 1). 
 
 €lbuinbrate, obum'brite, dat. 
 obuuibro) «. a. f ut^eri't^.ureu, be|'(t)<itteit, 
 iitnivoiren. 
 
 ObUinbration, nbumbri'shun, 
 *. bie Uini'd)iUiuii(i, llinivoiruiii). 
 
 Obvention, obven'sluin, (Int. ob- 
 venio) t. f eiiB.i* 3iifiilli(jf« , iiifiidifl fid) 
 &rfi(inenbe$; bie iufadiiie C^itinafynie; ber 
 )nfiiniiie 9>ort()fil. Spcmscr. 
 
 Obversant, obver'sant, (Int. ob- 
 versan*; adj. f (towards) perfrniit (tnit 
 &tivn£>. Baco.-v. 
 
 fibverse, nbver*, «. bie ^Sorbin 
 ffite ceiiier "iKrinje, (JJrflenfn^ p. Wfirffeito, 
 
 Obverse, obverse', adj. (©ot.) flit 
 
 ber O)riiiibfrod)e brrirer <\\i nii ber Spi^e. 
 
 Obvert, obvcrt', dot. obverto; v. a. 
 iiimriiben, {iifrl^rfii. 
 
 Ob verted to pb. towards.., ^Hnettl 
 lUflfffl)rt, jiidfiveiibft, (ifflfti (J-tiuiiS (jffeljfr. 
 
 Obviate, nb vcale, ifr. obvier. p. 
 iiit. obviiis) V. a. filler <S>id)e bf(]eoiien, 
 iiiiTrfoiiimfn , porbriiofii , rtt)l)iltfii , 0"t< 
 ivns lll■r^lll^l•rll , liet'rii (t£d)n'irri(!ffitcii) 
 
 Obvious, obveiis. il. ubviuk) a4j. 
 
612 F*'''. r?*"-. fall, (M. y]K m^i. riiif. flu. N6, ntovf. nOr, ^oJ, 6il, ritin.l. rrir.,.. nit.. f,-,(|. (//,„. Tllfn. 
 
 OliV 
 
 I. t 'iit(Kfl'i>!lfl>$». flfflfiiiiberflffhnt, pfffii. 
 S. t <ui*.ii|V0t. IMiiTos. 3. t bfflrtiili*, 
 ^utiid), ttnlrll((}trn^, oifnibttr. 
 
 1. 1 to the evil turn 
 
 My obvious brenst. Milton. 
 
 To be obvious to the eye, i ill ^lc 
 
 ttlUK" lVr'">«Ui>. To b« - , tllllflirtittll. — 
 
 to dis|iute. (Irtifig. - «o all the world, iill. 
 
 flvnuiii filijlirt). tilifill otff'i tff'Miiit. 
 
 Obviously, Ob'vousU, ari». I. 
 
 auiK«^t)(>i<li<t> . i^tfriibar. % tnuArlid). 3. 
 0(iittl<t> , brvirtit^id). 
 1. Mrn do not always purtue what is ob- 
 viously their luieresi. Wkmtkr. 
 Ollvloilllll<*Mii« Ob vausues, «. Ut 
 
 <li!,icn|">t)fim>'t>rfit , *Sriircifti*rtit, DriitUrt?' 
 frit 
 
 Obvolute , ^b-v&li\te. ^ (lot. 
 
 Mbvolll<«'d, ob'vAliWed, ] obvo- 
 
 luiui«) «<0. riH^t.) iiniijrtt^rt, nmitiiforniijj 
 ((r^l^lrl' . !lft«>itrt. 
 
 OoraNion, oKkAiliun, U. ocrnsio) 
 
 4. I. Ht tMrlr.jriilifit ^^fr 'Sorfnn, 3iif>ill. f'< 
 
 8Jorf.\n*iil)fii). HooktR. *. ^lr e>«lfj)eiil)«i 
 
 l^l•r jutalliijf Umrton^, Mr llmilrtiibe). 3. tir 
 
 (flumliijc^ iMdfiKiihfit tgiliiiltijr Um|1Alt^r). 
 
 4, Ht y5miiili>i7un.i , Urf.uljc, ^rt ^nu\i. 
 
 ». Mi tjuMlli,K> 5»r^u^f^lle. 6. «flm<M>nl. 
 
 pi.) tit '9liiiKlf>1t"l«"f" . CMtiitiilt*- Shak- 
 
 S. I'll take, ihoccasiou wliicii he gives 
 
 to bring 
 
 Him to his deaih. Waller 
 
 4. >Vhat mils the occRtion ot tliis 
 
 CU1I0UI ? Wkhster. 
 
 i. We hnve occRtion for rII our re- 
 
 kources. We h«ve frequent o c c R- 
 
 • ioHR for RMisting each other. 
 
 Wemter. 
 Upon oecRsion. bd ®r(r,irnhrit. By 
 -, Mirtt) l''^. bn OViMieiihrit , flrlriiriitiut 
 imrtllig, flflrgrnbfitlut). On -, im 9iinh> 
 fn!l(. On ihRt -. bri triirr 9$friMil>i|TiiiitJ- 
 On an -, iirlriinitlitt. To give any one «m 
 
 - of conipiMiut. ^iiiriii JBrroiilrtiTmui . •t<>' 
 Iflfi tiir JSlagr gttrn. To be the - of.... 
 ©two^orrdiiinffni. To h.'»ve -for..., brrtiK 
 (tfti , bf^lir^fll, m^thl.J Ijabtn. There is no 
 
 - tor it. ** i|T iiirt)f ninhiii, man brfliuti 
 ti m(6t. If - serves, ivrtiii ti \i<b fuil'. 
 When - olTcra, b(i t<i>rfpniiiitnbct Qklr- 
 gritbrir. 
 
 OcCttaiORt (ft-. ocfRsionner^ ». « 
 
 I. (f^tu.^; i<i-rittilii(f(ii , tlnM^. Oirlrgnihrit 
 
 )U (Stivii* llr^cn; (JtiVit* fTrciirn. -• i'""' 
 
 uri'>)<t>rn (bnvtrrni). i. G-iiirii Mr.\iiii\(Tf» 
 
 l»rt»,<rani>. Locke. 
 
 I. The npectRtioa of war oceRsinus 
 
 R depretsien in ihr price ot stocks. 
 
 WernteR 'i. Consuuiptions are ottrn 
 
 orrR«ioued by colds. WrawiER. 
 
 OcCHMi«»UHblt* , okkA ihtiiiabl. 
 m4f l-ivroiiLigt. i>rriirr.-<tit wrrtrn fr>niicnf. 
 
 OcCMSiuunl, nkkl-shijHRl. u'r. oc- 
 cRsionnel' »dj. I. f prraiiMffrtid. t, grit 
 g<iitli(t ^ )U(.illig. 
 
 Occ«ait»nwlly, okklshuMRlll. 
 mdr c\tUK\entKtti\\t tUirgriitiKt) , ititWRtg. 
 
 Occasioner, okki-ihunUr. a. ^rr 
 BcToni.iiTft , ll^bl•^rr. 
 
 To bt- the occationer of loss to any 
 ooe, €v•bln^ 'Vim, N1(l3rml1lt^<£(b<l^n1 Iribrt 
 
 Occaiitv«f okKi >iv. mtif. l<)^lrlMl.J 
 
 occ 
 
 jiir imtrrgtfjtnbtn 6i>nnt gr^irig, n>efhi(f>, 
 ribriiMitt). 
 
 OccasI ve Rnipliiude, bit VbtllblOtitt. 
 
 Occccatioii, okt^ki'shun. dat. 
 occHecniis) j. I { {it '^lcll^llllg ((0^ 3Jlril< 
 brill. 'J. t bir ^i^fl•l'll:ll^llHl^ 
 
 <^CritU*llt, ok'seilent, (fr. W., lilt, 
 occiilcno) J 1. ti-r 'ilUriif, ^rt^tii. 2. brt* 
 'JlbriiMoiit. 
 
 Occidental, ok%ideu'tRl. ((at. oci 
 
 cideUIHlio I «<(;. 1.. IVtllllil), abriiftlikl). 2. 
 otriibliinbiiVt)- — Occiden't«lneKs,<. 
 bir lUfilliitu' I'liiK. 
 
 OcCitiilUUS, okaid jiW'is, Uilt. oc- 
 ciduii»> ,nij t I. iwnllut- '*• iiiiitanifl. 
 
 Occipital, nkkip piiai, (fr- ^- »• 
 lot. ociipno uilj. l>.!lii4U.J tuni ^mtcrhaiipit 
 grhtrig. .i^iiitrrljiuipr* ... 
 
 Occiput, ok-s^put, (Kit. 213.) «■ 
 l"}!!!!!:.] ^l1* ^mtcrh.nipt. 
 
 l^CCisiuu, okMsh'un, (lAt. occisio) 
 «. t bif Cviiiortiiiig, btr ii'btiVtw.ig. 
 
 Occlude, okklude'. diU. occludo) 
 r. n. t orrutui pill , MriVfrrtii. 
 
 Occluse, nkklij>e', iiUj. itrri'<t)U'(|ti> . 
 
 OcclusiUU , Okkli^'iliua , «. ru' 
 ^rrutlirii'iiiig. [getuim. I'crtoriK"- 
 
 Occult, okkult', UtU. occullusj ii<l>. 
 
 Occult lines [ Oiroill ] Mtl■^r ^tlllrll. 
 — scleucrk, bic gi'l)rtim'ii ^i|T>'iir(1)0tr(ii. 
 
 Orcultatiun, okkunA '.intu. dot. 
 occult.Mioi «. 1. ^lr £i'i't>rrijuiig. 2. lililroii.] 
 bif 'i^fbirfuiig unit* itiTii*); bit 3<it btr 
 '^btrfmiii. 
 
 Occuitetl, okkul'ted, «<(/. t gr> 
 
 ^fim, IHTlU'V.lCll. SM*k. 
 
 Occultly, okkiilile. aiit: grhrilll, 
 Aiif rtiir ht'iniiiitr. gihrimt, l<rr^l'rgrllf 'ilrt. 
 
 Occultuess, okkult u«s. <. tit 
 ^rrtor.irntji-ii. ^fiiuiirtjfiit. 
 
 Occupaucy, ok kiipauU. (». i.u. 
 
 occnpoi 4 I. Mr •i^ninnrtijmt. 2. liKrctt*: 
 
 iVr.] bit ■^rfniiiiilimf i<rii datttii, bit 9iif> 
 
 m.tiib gthi>rf II ; bit •JJruVii jur ^tt k. 
 
 2. Occupancy gave tlie oiigiiial right 
 
 OLE 
 
 Occnpative, ok'kApatN, mdl. 
 
 IKi-rtit^iVr.! til 'ivftn .kiumiiukh. 
 
 Occupier, ok ki\|.ii'ir, «. I. brr 
 2.VfiCirgnMtir. 2. frr 3iiljat>fr, 'J^tfiBtr. 3. 
 e-mrr, bcr tin vjJtii'irbc , OJtfdj.itl fttrribt, 
 (Jtiv.u' bcmitit. 
 
 CK<*CUpy, ok kiip{. (liU. occupn) ». « 
 I., ill "l^ifnj iul)imii. 2. btfl^tii. iiiiit hflbrn 
 tiiiiiflmicii , l'ruH'l)iirii (tiii ^.ui« lo ; btt 
 u<ir(l)rct>\|Ctii (till 03ut). 3. tiiiiirhuitii, aiie* 
 fiJiii'M (tiiitii 9{niim). 4. bcrft.i'tujtii (nn< 
 lltritit, grbraiicDrii). 5. &tu<a6 ii!^ ftiii 6\t> 
 idjafr trribi'n,iii ftintr^^iiit.iiti.iinujunuttii. 
 6. t vrru»rll^tll (flHl»fll^eIl). 7. 6 btiiv>i'()« 
 iitii (tiiitui l^riiiiciijiiiinu-ri. 
 
 3. Air may be so rarefied as to occupy 
 R vast space. 4. The Rrclibi.\hop »ii(y 
 hnve occasion to — more chn|>lains 
 lliRii sis. Emo. Statcte. 
 
 6. All (he gold that was occupied for 
 
 the work. Bielb. 
 
 To occupy one's self in any thing, firt) 
 
 mil CSrii'iid bditjiifrigrii ob. atgtbtii. Ta be 
 
 occupied in . . . , tirbritril dll , . . , fid) bf 
 
 iVtiiifti.irii nut Gtivii;}. (^.iiibcln 
 
 Occupy, V. n. Oti'itHfte trrittii, 
 
 Occur, okkur'. (I. occurroi *. n. {. 
 
 * 4ii|oiiiiutinli'0tn, jufnitimriitrtifrii (o. J?&r« 
 
 peril). Bentlev. 2. vorfiMiimtii , fid) rmg> 
 
 iitn, uorf.ifltii. 3. Qinnii .iiifilt^gtn, vet 
 
 ■Jliigrii fiMiimm. 4. i>i>rfoinmrn 1^11 fttl^»It 
 
 I'tiii). 5. G-iiitm tintiinrii , britnlltii. 6. t 
 
 uiiii'in (Piiiii'iirft :c.) btgi'ijiirn aH>rbciiijtn>. 
 
 4. The word occuis in iwruty places in 
 
 the Scripiures. Webster. 
 
 5. No better pliin occurs to lue ot to 
 
 my mind. 
 
 It does not occur to my recolleclion, 
 111) faittl llltt rt(|tll llid)t tiitfliiitrn. No better 
 pUn occurs 10 my luind , d jMt mit 
 iii(t)t# ~J>r|7rrtp tin. 
 
 Occurrence, Okkur reuse, ^fr. 
 aB.) *. I. brr iBiTf>ill, S'lbiU, tit iSorr>illen' 
 t)tit, 9Si>rfi>miiitnhrit, ba* jiifiilligt 6Tfii]ntj>. 
 2. tit gi'ttgriitiictt (fTritriiiuiitt , jiit'iiQigt 
 
 to the property in ihe »ubsiiuice of ' Jjiirilcfliiiig, ba* jiifVifligr SiTfoninifii. 
 
 the earth itselt. BLACKSTti>c. 
 
 To hold land by right of occupaucy. 
 rin ©tficf I'liiib in tet (iigtnfcftiitt lU* triltr 
 SJrflBtr.imtrr imif hubrii. 
 
 Occupant, ok'ki\pant. 1. I. (d{r<t)ti$> 
 iVr. 1 btr (rrilr> '^ifi^iirhuirr, SJrfttjtrgri-itVr 
 (fiiir^ OWgriiihuitt^ , btr N-intii gti't^licttn 
 6-i.)riithuiiitc ^ai). 2. brr ^tfi^tr; ^rtt^i 
 nthiiicr. 
 
 Occupate, ok'kil|>ite. d. occupo) 
 r. «. t '. 'I'nr h.iben, btilnrii. 2. ctnnthnirn 
 (9\\nnn). Bacoh. 
 
 Occupation, okki^pi-shiiu. d<it. 
 occnpatio) *. I. bit SJrft^a.thtiif. 2. ^tr 
 
 *>tfiR. 3. brt* QJnVboft , bit *n*fltti3ii;ig. 
 Sfrri*tiiiig. 4. tn* ^.Miptgti'it.itt ft* ft. 
 tmt, Oi(\<t>iiit , ^tnbtMtf , bit .i^tnttrruitg, 
 M* <?»fi»rr,bt, btr *tnif. 
 % Lands in die occupation of M. G. 
 3- He devotes to ktudv all the time 
 
 2. Voyages detain the mind by the per- 
 pelu.1l occurrence Rud rxpeciaiioii 
 of something new. WaTTs. 
 
 Occurrent, okkur'reut, adj. i<rr> 
 fpnimrnb. i>i'riiii:tnb. 
 
 Occurrent, t. * brr 9Si<rfiin, bit 
 Si>rfiillrnbtit. 
 
 Occursion, okkur'shi'n. d.tt. oc- 
 cursio) *. I. ^rr 3iir«ii»""riM^B . ®'0S d'. 
 Korptrii). Boyle. 2. 1 to* ^i:fih>6fn tbrr 
 0>>fb.inffn K.\ 3. bit (Jriittniiiiig, 5Sf,jftjt 
 luin.V 4. tM Scrfiuiiiitii. 
 
 Ocean, o'slniu, ^gr. okeanos) «. t. 
 brr CjriUi, bo« "Dfttr, SKiltuittr. 2. i bn» 
 -W.rr. 
 
 3. The boundless ocean of elerait*; — s 
 of duraiion and sp.tce. Lockc. 
 
 Ocean, adj. jum CiMii, Qicitturtrt 
 grh^^l.l, -Dirrr . . . 
 
 Oceanic , Ashiau'ik , adf. |um 
 
 ihnt his other occupations will Clf'tn gfl"''rig , >5rt ... , ^rtr... 
 
 permit. Wcbstkr. 4. Men not engagrd | OcellattMl, AsalUiod, ddt. oerl- 
 
 in some useful - commonly fall iaio'lMtu.\) atij. nnr ^ugtll gt|)t<fl, mit 4ugrn 
 
 vicious courses. Weiuter. Agriculture, I urnVhrii , <iligi<bt. 
 
 maniit.tciures and (.oniHirrce furnish | Ocelot, A'selol . (ft. ^.> *■ (Sc'P'-l 
 
 the most "enei.ileccupatrons oi lite. ^cr DjfU't, .Kii^riip.irftr 
 
Thtf, far, r«ll. rSl. Mi, met. Fine, f fn. N4, niive, n6r, g6r, 6fl, rl3A«I. Trthe, n^h, f(il|. lAIn, Triin. (5 J 3 
 
 ()( II 
 
 Oclicr, "'kur, ^(fr. <<cr»; flr. ochra) 
 
 Oclire, y <. [ '')};iiii'roia- ] Kt 
 
 Od)cr, Dfer. Red -. to* iPrniiurntl); 
 Grem -, t>n« Strflflruii; Yellow -, b<\t 
 Cdjfrflflb. 
 
 OclierOUM, A'kcn'*. «((/. I. All* 
 Cd)« biflrhfiift , I'difrlinttid. 2. rd)fr.irti<i. 
 
 Ocliiiny, nkkimi, (Ock'MiiiT) 
 (v(r^. niie nlciixmy) «. tin ({(niif(()tr6, 
 fd)lirt)K< "Biiftiid. 
 
 4lclil<»cracy, okktok'krSti. (gr. 
 
 orlilokinliB) § Mr ^^obf ll^rrnrtnilt. 
 
 Oflireyf okuie, (Ocliery) adj. f 
 Ddifr.irti<i. (err Dfroit. 
 
 flcliroite. ok'kr-'.fff. t. |<)Jtmrr.iIfl.l 
 
 OcrHf n'kra . I. p^i3rl1lll^.| riitc iol}c, 
 pfflff"'"""'^*' eiibllniij, ^lf iti.in nii6 ^cll (jk 
 frrtttfll (iruiifn <£d»pfnt N* Hibinciu e»cu- 
 Irntim (<rr<it(t llll^ pi €iii<prn K. I'murii- 
 tri. 91ii<1) rir 'tfl.iiii'' I'f'l'ft 
 
 Octnclior«i, ok laki'ird. 1. 1 Wiif.] I. 
 fin n(Dtrniri(if< Onilriiinfiit, tit pi)U)n(iPr.iii 
 frtif I'fifr. 1 tfl« £i)ilciii I'l'ii nrt)t IiMun. 
 
 €#r<H «"<lrOM, r. OclMlirdron. 
 
 €lftit(;oiif ''Ik 'agon. (flr. okio iiMt 
 gonin > *. I. (Wfi'tii.) ^l^* >ild)Jfif 2. ( &r. 
 ftinm»ci tat iDftoflou , ttt ^i.^j nut ndjt 
 SP.illirurii. 
 
 OclH||:<»>inlv oklaK'sonali (Octo- 
 gonal) ."'(• (irtitiffi.l, ndltlVltia. 
 
 €lrtnhe«lr«l, okuiii <lral , adj. 
 ««1>tfirKl)iii, pfr.KTriKt). 
 
 Oclttllftlrlte t Oktali^drite , «. 
 
 IWmrr.iio | Kv Otu\ttirH . H.iut ®<l)orf. 
 
 OctitlK'drun, okiaiiidrnn, (^r. 
 okio II. liedra) «. [WfOlli.] D<1» 'Md)t|lild), 
 Off•1<^r^M1. 
 
 <»r<Hn(ler, okiaii'dur, (or. okto II. 
 aner)n.*i. |»Pt.l Mt n<()tmflimtri<1f WiUlJt. 
 _ Onan'drlan, «</;. ad}tin4'«Mrri(J. 
 
 OctAiiKulnr, okiangKillar, (flr. 
 okto II. fni]!. Niigiilar) mlj. (Kttfrfifl . n<t)f» 
 A<lilfcli<i. — Octhng'ularneaa, «. Cn* 
 
 id»ff«fiiif. 
 
 fictantf ok'tant, ((At. octnna) 4. 1. 
 
 Mtlron. 3n(lr.| ttr Dftniit , "Jlcftfflfrri*, 
 M(()trl6D(irii. '2. [''Utiroii.) Mc <Uit)trliuri((i 
 err "TOiMir in btt *)(d)tf(u'tite. 
 
 OctMnt, <»'(/. ('■)I|1ri'l.| itm ttn ndttew 
 Ibcil ^re firrifc* ueii ciiiniifict abjlrl^tue 
 >. <J>lAiiftrii). 
 
 Octave, ok'tive, (lot. oclavu*) adj. 
 %<bt <^ll^flltrll6; l^i't-l'l <[(btitlU<^. 
 
 Ociave, «■ i. tn adtte T.<\<\ nadt 
 riiifm 5f(le ?. (ri«ni. .fatl). fiirdjf) 6ie 
 Cftnue. 3. ITOiii'l 11 1 6i« OftiU't , •HOitt. 
 rrr <3Id)tioii , *'}l(l)criiiiia. b) Mr Oftavc (nil 
 Or(irlrr<ii(lfr). 
 
 <»ctavo, okil'v/i. ». \^\i(t)f).] 1. ^A6 
 CftrtP. tit ')l(1)ti'lfi'nn (i>. 5\i'id)rrii ). 1. 6rr 
 Cftni'bniie. 'ilu(b alt aiij., j. ift. An 
 volume, rill OrtAi<t<atit- 
 
 In octsTo, ill JDftAi< , OrrAi'fornint. 
 Drnil -. fai W<tirtii:Cff>ti'fprmnt. 
 
 Octennial f okieu'iieal, dot. ocio 
 11. anniiii) I. adj. 1. »<t)tiatjrli^. 2. nd)t> 
 
 jflhriii- 
 
 Octile, ok'til. f. Octant. 
 
 <»ct4»ber, okii'i-biir, (lot. 33.) «. 
 IJtnl 1 trr Dfti'tirr. 113^0111011111. 
 
 OcKMlentate, okiAdeaiitc, (Int. 
 octo II. deiu) udj- act)tiat)uiQ. 
 
 ODD 
 
 OctOeclriCal, oklAvd'diikal. adj. 
 rtd)tRn(1)l(l, ilitnViIifl, f. Octahedral. 
 
 ftctufldf ok'iAiid, (iiu. octo lint 
 fiiidoj adj. ['yot.) rtd)t()rrpaltrii. 
 
 Octog-enary, ok lAj^nar J . adj. 
 nd)titiijril)ri(ij. - «. tir nd)tji>iiiil)ri(H' (JJrri*. 
 
 OctolUCular, oklolok kular, (liU. 
 lo<il«. II. nclBi a<0'. l^lUit.) Ad)tjr(liil. 
 
 Octoiiary, dkionaii, (Int. oclo- 
 iiariiu) iidj. )ur 3'i>)' ■'*'()' 0<'l}i<ciO- 
 
 Octunucular, oAti>i>nk'kui2r. dot. 
 ocio H. ocnlun) adj. (id)iaii|ti(). 
 
 fictopetalouM, okiojiai'ialuii, (Qr 
 •ikto 11. pftHiuiii adj. l!t)i)t.| ad)(bliutrriu. 
 
 Octoradiated, oktoii diitad. d. 
 octo II. radiua; adj. nd)(>Ui)l;lin. 
 
 €>CtONperillOUM« okl/i»per'uiu«, 
 gr. okio II. (perniH; udj. ild)r|Vlllllt]. 
 
 Octoa(yl««, ok ic^Mtle. ((ir. okio 11. 
 ■lylok) «. lAlic \Urd)iiJ t>n6 rtdftraiiligr &f- 
 
 bailtC. [octo II. kvlliible) ai(j- nd.itfllblif. 
 
 €kc(o«y liable, oki6>il laui, (i.u. 
 
 Ortiiple, okiii|>i, (lai. octuplui) 
 adj. iid)i|.iii), iid)i'niiia. 
 
 Ocillar^ (ik'kular, (Int. oriiUrlun) 
 «<</■ 'Jlii<)rti . . . , voii tiiii 'iiuat nl>i\aii|)m, 
 Mird) b>\6 4iU|)r crriiiiiu, oiiQruiit^tiiilid), 
 Hdjibar. 
 
 Ocular iiilercourae. Mr "llligrurprad)'. 
 Ocularly, okkulaii*. udv Mird) 
 trii JliiariiK^ciii, nut e.gtiun Sluocn; ri4>f> 
 biulid). 
 
 Oculate f ok'ki'iliie, i|. oculaltii) 
 adj. nut ■iliiom vrr|(l;rii, iiu|)i{|, nut (iQdirii 
 'Unnrn (tt}tt\t>. 
 
 OcuUrurni, ok'kdUrirn, (I. ocu- 
 lua n. loritia) adj. aii|jniforini(|. 
 
 OculiMt, ok'kulut, (fc. ocHliatc) «. 
 bnr ^Miiarnnrjt, Ofiiliil. 
 
 OculuM bell, ok'kiilu* bill, «. 
 ["Bfiiieralo J itt ©djiUirqnnrj. — cuius 
 call, t. ( "Winrrnla. J tat il(H>rnnii(jt. — 
 Oculua lauadi, 4. (OltincTaia.J bai SUrlt' 
 rtUflr. 
 
 €fdd, od, (fd)iv. udda; id. od> adf. I. 
 
 unflrrnbc (nn,)Irid) , iH>ti 3a\)ltii) ; riiitrln, 
 
 iirrriiijrit (i<. t&rt(^)rn>. 2. iincl)r <il« rinr 
 
 runbc ottr nnflrflrbme 3<")0 unflcnibr. 3. 
 
 eui)ia (in frlner *'}lrt;, niiaeivi>Oiilid}, nuOfr> 
 
 ctbrntlid); (Miljeri 4. ri'iirrrbnr, I'eltr.ini, 
 
 ivunOrrlid). 5. unD>'iui>l)iili(<) , funtirbtir, ( 
 
 fiiriot ( rd^riiibnr iiiipiiiTriib >. 6. iud)t init< 
 
 nrrrd>iitt, nnbrod^irt, uiibrfniint. 7. liurl, 
 
 rd)limm, iitiftlticfud) (OX'djoit u.>. S. niinnfti 
 
 flriullt, I'rei, unniKflrifidt bUibrnb (3tit;. 
 
 2. Sixteen liundred uud odd year* iiflrr 
 
 the earlli wa» iiinde . il wna destroyed 
 
 by a deluge. ISiRNCT. 5. Thin i« an - 
 
 way of doing lliiiign. (i. 'I'liere are yet 
 
 milting koiue lew — lad* lliat you re- 
 
 Meniber not. .Siuk. 8. I will lake aonie 
 
 - time to du iliit buniueit*. !le may 
 
 do it al - tiniea. Wr.nitTCM. 
 
 To do a thing at odd liniei, (S'tiva< in 
 
 friiirn SrirriliiiiDrii, 'OJi'iiricilniitrn tl)un. - 
 
 even of ilie nij>lii . bic 3'" lun •')Jiirrrrniid)t, 
 
 Witt rno(t)r£i1>lilb(. An - kind of man, 
 
 em (onbrrbnrrr 'JJiriud), iuiinrrilid)fr Aiuij. 
 
 There's «ome — money , rtf l|l nod) rtiuiltf 
 
 Writ fibril]. Nine hundred and - )«aik, 
 
 ctwat I'lbrr iiruiiljiintrrt 3>iltrc. Ten poundt 
 
 -money, ^(t)» ^fuilb Ullb CAnibir. He i» 
 
 ODD 
 
 fnnracore and -, fr i(l Cfli(^ unb aift^Q 
 3nl)ri; nit. 'Tia - if lie don't do it, cm 
 ^iinbrr, lurnii er tt iiii1)t \t)ut. To play al 
 even and -, (\rratt ot. niiflfrrttt fpirlen. 
 
 Oil mid no! -.»o! 9 poi^ tiiiiiriiD! 
 
 tiddlty, od'deei, «. 1. Me ©onbrr* 
 bnrrrit, ©rltjiimfrit ; p/. lunnbrriidjr G-uu 
 iVidr. 2. ( biT itot'iibrrliiijj, luiintfiiidjr Jtiuij, 
 |Vlt|'iune Wfiifd). 
 
 A man of |;r.at oddity, tin roilllb«l» 
 (idjrr Jtiiiij, iVnrnb.irrr Rett. 
 
 Oddly, <">d i4. adv. 1. t iiiiflfrnb* 
 (iiiiflicid) bir 3.11)1 mid)). 2. iVnbrrbnr, i«un« 
 trriid), ifuriini. 3. bariiid), rdjiiiniii. 
 
 OddneNM, od'asn. i. I. bat lln> 
 flfrnbr, brr 3tifliuib. ta (ttwat iiiuirriibf i(l. 
 
 2. Mt latliiiiinfrit, ©oiibiTbiirfrit, 2Uiinbrr» 
 lid)f<if. 3. bifWi'i6l)r(li,ifiit. [crrliite2Aiinr. 
 
 The oddnc** of liU humor. (Vine lUUlu 
 OddSf odi. «. dm ting. ». pi. ^f 
 briiiid)lid)i 1. tie Iliiijlridjhrit, llrbrrli'(irnl)fif, 
 tai Urbcrniiie niif riiuT Sritt ini a5ittilrid)f 
 mil brr nnbrrn, brr lliiteri"d)itb )ii (»>iiii|1rn 
 br< C'incn unb iiiin 9i.id>thrii riMr« >}lnbrrn, 
 brr iiriJOi'" ll)fil, tit iu6rrmnd)t, iSrridnt. 
 brnl)tit. 2. bit niiiilrid)r -JJiirtir ob. SUrtfr. 
 
 3. bii« llfbcrfliiuid)t, brr ajorthril, bir ilrbrr* 
 ir(irul)tit (ini "JUliKinriiirii ). 4. brr 3.inf, 
 Strrit, bir Itiiriiiifjfrit. 
 
 1. Preeminent by no murli odd n, Mii.tow. 
 
 (I)icr rDnntc nid)t many flthtn). Crow 
 
 well, Willi - of number mid of fal«..i 
 
 W«l.i.cK. All the - b'lwren them baa 
 
 been the dilfercnl aropc given to llieir 
 
 underttandiug lo langc in. Lochb. 
 
 Judging ia balancing an account and 
 
 determining on wliicli kide the - Ha. 
 
 LoCkB. There appeared at leaal four 
 
 to one - Hgainm them. .Swiit. 
 
 There are gieal odds, tt ifl rjii brbru< 
 
 ttnbrr Untrrid)tfb. Some - are on Ihh Kide, 
 
 bir <ID.il)rfd)riiilid)frit i(l niif irnur (sritr ; fr 
 
 beromutt nod) Q'twat t)ttaiit. U i« - that 
 
 (he will find etc.), tt i|l iiiill)rrd)riillld), 
 
 bai tt., iviil)rrd)rinlid) luirb (r tc, niiin rniiii, 
 
 biirf bnrnui lutttrii, biiu rr ic. To hy - wiib 
 
 auy one. (inr iiii|ilcid)r'<l.:((te niit(^tiiem rini 
 
 (jrl)rn ob. iiiiid)rn. To lay ihc -. nut tfiiirm 
 
 luclicn. To give liny one -, (ini iSpicIf) 
 
 ($-inrin C'tiviii vcnjibrn. To play wiilmnt 
 
 any - , olrid) mil rpiilni , 9tid)r< ournutf 
 
 l)(\beil. To have tlir -- of any one, (i'lntni 
 
 iibirlrnrn frin. To figlu agalnti -, grdm 
 
 (iiirit Stnrfcrn fAtitpiVii. 1 hIihII ninat the 
 
 -. id) turrbr biird) bic tlcbcriimd)! nb. keiin 
 
 iinn(iv)i(T>'ii itiiinpfr onviiinrn. At -, un< 
 
 tinfl, riitjtuoit; to kvi at -. vtriiiieiniflen 
 
 inrAmnu'ni)ri)rn i 10 he ut -, fid) in brii 
 
 ^niiren lir(|cii, fid> jnnrrni to full at -, un< 
 
 riiufl lurrbrn. Ko-ir 10 one — . ititr (j'-flrii 
 
 (l-inru ob. &in<. Tw» agiiusi one i« -. bri 
 
 3mri (jrum CS-iiirn i|l bie ^artir uiifllritt). 
 
 To lake -, in>riirl)uirii. 
 
 4lddH, odx. / (I'crb. <iii6 Ood't, Citott'<) 
 Od'N, j nil o hutruf, uni fine 
 
 SScriuiiiibrriiiig nnf)iiDrii(frn. 
 
 Udds l.eanling*, iiiriiirc @rrl ! -my 
 will! ^et} n(lr^f:t! - bob«, - heart, - my 
 lile! $i<i) 9?<i(rii! '^ei) ritinVnb! - lift- 
 ' lings! 45i'lj Vlll>! - body! *i>i'l> .Wlllj! Sl^vl) 
 £trrii! - piii.kiu*! bn nitiiic 3''*'! - nuuii. 
 , (V)otr(4 ?{tinirii. ^mak 
 
C^ 1 4 Fate, far, fall, fat. >U, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, g6t, 6il, c\6ud. Ti^be, Hih, fijll. ihln, TH!i. 
 
 ODE 
 
 Ode, ide. (gr. oHe) *. [»TSoc)' 1 bit 
 Die, bi\& ipL>d)Iie^, 6cr ^oitgc hiiiii- 
 
 Oilible, A'd4bl.(i«u. odi; adj. i)<\\\eni, 
 ivertl), i'i'rt)agr. [ -Ii5o6nii. 
 
 Olliii, o'din, : [yii>ti.^7ii>H).\ Dm, 
 
 Odious, o'dcus, njeTix. '1. odio.su.s) 
 
 «<(/. 1. (iel\ci\m, l)af|i*ii^iuerrl) , oerljojir. 2. 
 flclj.ilTig, nt)rct)i'iili(^ ; Iui^rijJ. tttl\)<iif. 3. ge> 
 t)iiril3, ipntf iifriirr.id)ciiE>. 4. (\ti)a<Ti^\, vev-. 
 ^ii0c , bfui if»iif|e iiii$()f|ei}t. o, t (Jfl>irM3 
 <.S?<\^ cnipnii6eiiti). 
 2. An — siglit; nil - siiit-ll. Webster. 
 Odiously, o'deiUle. o'jeri.Hle. adi). 
 0Ph(tlTin, niif eine fjcljafiliie *!lrt; rtljrcl)eiilid>. 
 
 OdiOU-^meSM, o'dcusnes. oJ8iisiie!(. 
 
 #. 1. Die (i>el;iiiTiflfiit, 'JU'rd)fiilirt)f«it. 2. t 
 
 bte ©el^ni'ilgfeif, itr 3iiitiiii6 fe^ 95erha6r= 
 
 ItinS, Po {?tw<\i (if()o6r luirB. ^ Sidjiev. 
 
 Odiuiu, 6'dci'iiii, o'jcuiii, (Iiir. 'ii3.> 
 
 ». 1. itt $nO- 2. tii^ 6ifl;nift(je , t»ie ®e> 
 
 hrtlTigfeit (eiiicr H)(\i). 
 
 1. This measure bniiiglit ageiieial o d i ii in 
 
 on liis goveiniiieiit. Weuster. 
 
 To brin; odium upon any tiling, &t> 
 
 Oduilieter, odoiii'meiiir, C(]r. hodo- 
 metron) *. l-Wfed).) bcr ii5cgmff|fr , d.S 
 
 OdoilinlgiC, ndnntal jik. ((\r. ho 
 
 dons II. nigos) iidj. jiim S'lljmvcl) (jfl)&rin. 
 
 - *. Pafi 3rtl)iimittfi, ■'JJfitffi luiPcr Mr 3iii)n: 
 
 fitmcrien. [3nl)iirrt)iiu'rj, f-\i 3iil)iimcl). 
 
 Odontnlj^-y, odoniaijc, s. Cer 
 
 €l«loiltiC, odoii'iik, {'.Odontalgic. 
 
 Odor, o'dur. ant. 'aj ) ». i. 6er Wf> 
 met). 2. Drr ']55i>l)l!icrii(f); ;>'. ivofjlriectjeiiCe 
 Dimje, SGi'ljiflenulK. 
 
 Odomineilt, o'dorameul, ((. SB.) 
 t. iM 9(iuui)tTiiierf. 
 
 Odornte, o'doiite. (lat. odoratu.s) 
 arfj. |liirfrud)eilP. — O'dorating, atlj. 
 >ui>f)lrird)fiiP , OJcriid) uiTbrfiti-iib. 
 
 Odoriferous, (Sdorifieius, (Int. 
 odorifer) ailj. viL'(f)iiiP , iui^l)ined)tii8. 
 
 Odoriferou.siiesH, udotifferus- 
 nls. s ttr 2Brl;!iji'nid). "■ 
 
 Odorous, o'dun'is, (lat. odorus) 
 adj. i\)0l)lrifd)tii6. 
 
 Odoroiisne.s.s, A'duiusnes, t. bet 
 213i>W(lfriid), biti 2iji'l)iricrt)fii£ie. 
 
 Od's, f. Odds. 
 
 Oe, ^ 
 
 €»y, > iDcrtl.] grand -child. 
 
 «y«-,) ... , 
 
 OeCOIlOinicS, ekononrnuks. (QT. 
 • ikoiioniikoK) s. pi. bU ipoil;>l)illrillin , f. 
 E c n II m y. 
 
 OeCUineilical,ekiiiiieirnekal.(gr. 
 oikoi.iiieiiikos) tiHj. oriliui'llird) , ilIli]i'tlU'ill 
 
 (Itird)iMK)friVitm)iIiiiii)i. 
 
 €9edeilin, etle'ma, (t]r. oidema) 4. 
 [OKi'P.I ^if '^aiTeriieid)a'iiI|l. 
 
 4fte<leutntic, ^deiiiat'tik, ) , 
 
 Oedein^tOUM, cdeiu'matus,^" ■'■ 
 [■OTtti.) iuancrrd)iuiiiih!i , jii finrr iBiifTiT! 
 fl. rd)txiiil|l nt'liLUiii. - kwciiings, ^ii3aifi-i-sie> 
 |"d))i)iiri', SQS.iiTirai'htnn'iiilr. 
 
 Oeiiiitd, eil yad. (fr. oeillade) t.bct 
 I'crrti'liifiie 25iict aiirf)r eiujiifrt) ii. uiiac: 
 braiid)lid)). 
 
 O'er, Are, jurnimiiciig. i'. Orer. - 
 wiested, 4u ijud) icbtti)i 0&. (jemiiiiocii. 
 
 OF 
 
 Oe.'vopliag'ua, enoffagus, (gr.oUo- 
 ph..gos) *. t'JlmU.J bit i5fl)lun&, Bie SpttfK 
 r&i^re. 
 
 Of, ov. (niigclf. of; i'd)H)., t«(., baw. u. 
 I)ufl. af; peuti'd) ab; liit. ai>, ii. unVrungl. 
 at ; gr. apo) praep. due ld)e Die i>er|'d)ieDeiien 
 S3frl;aitiil|Te bti (^iciiitiu^ iiiiD >!UBliUiu£ iuit>: 
 btudv. 
 
 1. (iim ciiieK Urfprimg, eiii ^erfomnuu 
 nililljeigeil) uuil. He is of the race of kings; 
 he is — noble blood or birth, or — ignoble 
 origin. 
 
 2. (lint eiiie Xveiiniiiio, &iitfriiung in 
 ^e(iciuiiig lUif eiiitii niiDtrii Ort oitt tine 
 anbett ^eru'ii niijiiDeufeii > ui>ii. Within 
 three miles of the city of London. 
 
 3. (iitii eiiie (l'igeii|"d)aft , eiiitn fdtfi^ a»-- 
 Jllicigcil). Tlie father of a son, btt 2>ater 
 fiiii:^ ©i>t)iu5. A doctor — law, eiii Doftor 
 btt ^it<t)tt. The city - London, bit iBx<\bl 
 ClMt&on. The kingdom - Kiigland. ?iiS it5> 
 lligreid) 6MUjldll&. Tlie Uueen - Kiigliiiid, 
 Die itoiiigillM I'Oll (S'liglililD. A uan - no 
 good edutaiion. fill 'OJiilllii, btt ffiiie gilie 
 (JT»iel)illig gfltofftll l;iU. A m-tn — courage, 
 fill beljerjtir 'OJiiillll. A man — rare eiidow- 
 nients, cm l^od))! riileiityi'flcr TOaiiii. A man 
 - genius, cm '•MJiiHii I'oii CiJciiie , (sjeiiie. 
 What is the pi ice - corn 7 n>ai gilt Dilt' 
 OieittiOtl This is an affair — the cabinet, 
 bid i|1 f.iiie KnPiiifrf;-i'iid)e. A friend - 
 mine. Cllicr illt'iiii'r (JrtllllCse. Plenty — money, 
 UcbefjliliJ 111! (W^'lft. To be — good humor, 
 giittr Srtiine fciii. 
 
 4. cfiir aaioiigi lUMI, miter. Tlie best of 
 all. — ail our herues tliou canst boast alone. 
 
 5. (iiiii eiiieii vStnff jii t>t'jfid)iicii, luur.ui^ 
 Griuafi I'erfcrtigt ill i'6er l>eilrl;t) I'oii , nii5. 
 Made of gold, made - clay, uoii &flb, nil6 
 il^OII. This is a sclieine — his own devising, 
 
 eicfeii ^liiii l;(it ft rcll'il ftDiiil)!, (iii6gel;ccft. 
 
 6. (iiin Jen ©toff eiiier ditbe tc. nii5ujei! 
 gen) UUll. The fable of the fox and the 
 raven. 
 
 7. (tint eineit '»ti)alt, 5n^alt ju 6ejeirf)< 
 lieu) l>Otl. A ship of eight hundred tons. 
 
 8. (iitii eiiieu Zt)eU, Slutljcil nnjujeigeii) 
 Don , rill l.t)til uun. It is a duty to com- 
 municate of those blessings we have 
 received. Franklin. 
 
 9. (fur out of) con. Of this little he 
 had some to spare. 
 
 10. (um eiiicii 3titpunft nnjii&eufeii). f 
 old. uor 'illter*, cl)eDrm. - late, neiierlid), 
 our iturjem. 1 have known him - old, - a 
 
 I child, 10 [)ttbe il;ii fcit Inngcii Oiil)i^(»f fo" 
 \stinb obtt iiiiiDI;eit nuf gefnnnt. - a little 
 I one, ypil .KinCljrit nil. — an afternoon, 
 ciiie6 \)?nd)iiiirrng5, nn cinem 3'fnd)mtttnge. 
 
 11. (imrd), Utniingc) I'Oll. No particle of 
 matter, or no body can move of itself. 
 
 12. '■' (t'llr by) lUMl. I was well entertained 
 of the Knglish consul. 
 
 |3. (flrttr after) uoil, Urtd). It was called 
 Corcyra o f Coreyra , the daughter of 
 Aesopus. 
 
 14. (in SJerrcff, f)iMfirf)Hi(^> eon, ilfcer. 
 The quarrel is not now of fame and tribute, 
 or — wrongs done. All have this sense — 
 war. 
 
 15. * dim finen '"prcid nnjnjfigeii) fur, 
 Ilin. It is cheap of tweuty pouuds. 
 
 OFF 
 
 16. (um eineii frilijern SnflnnB nn»ujef» 
 
 geil). Of happy, he is become miserable, 
 er, btt glurflid) lunr, ifl in'« Q-lt»b gerntljen, 
 i|l jc0t im ©li'iiDf. 
 
 17. (um eine Ur|"nrf)e, einen SBcweggrutiB 
 nnjiiicigrn) am. Of one's own choice. at\i 
 cigcncr SIDal;!. - set purpose, nt>rid)f|jd). 
 
 - custom, geiuoljlllid). - charity. (\l\i d)ti\h 
 lid)er 2iebe. - necessity, luuljiueiifig. 
 
 18. ill iiicleii btt eiigl. ©pnid)e eigenrljunu 
 iid)tii 'i)iec>cn^nrten , i- 33. Of a tradesmto 
 it is pretty honest, fur eilieil ^ailDilJlliniin 
 ill ti jieinlid) tl)tU(i). It is well done - hiiu, 
 
 er l)at luul;! Dnrnii gt:(i;an. The whole dis- 
 posing thereof is — the Lord, H t6 fiiUel 
 ivie bet Spett mill. He had never a conch 
 
 - him, t er l;ntre iiir einen figciieii aKagen. 
 Never had any such a friend as 1 bave - 
 him, ilie l;atte ©iiier einrii {JreunB, luie icff 
 {W iljin l)nl>e. To be five years — age, fiillf 
 Onl;re nit frin. - right, uon OttfbU ivege!i. 
 At five - the clock (gi'il>ol;ill. o" clock), Utlt 
 fuilf lll)r.. Yon are not liaif the knave - 
 him, 3l)r fcio iiid)r l;nll> iv nrg , nU er. I 
 deNiie you - the like, id) iuiillfd)te, !^l)t 
 luiirer uuii Berfdben 'Jlrt. 
 
 19. (um eiueii Syor^iig niiiujeigen ) lu^r. 
 Of all tilings, vot nden Dingen, l).iiiv>tmi1)» 
 lic^ , fiber 'ilfle^. - all hands . wt 'iKlrni, 
 iuul;iucnBiger 9[i3eife. 1 do not likr the 
 tower - any pla e, f fein Drt tui^fallt mit 
 \o, wit ticjVr Ihiirm. 
 
 20. md) 3eitii)6rterii un6 ©eiivortcni, 
 ivi'ic^e Cell ®eiiiriii regieren, j. ^. To repent 
 of one's folly, fciiie il;i)rl)eit l>ereiien. To 
 be proud — one's science, nuf feilie iteiltlt> 
 lIifTe iiol^ fcin. To be ignorant - a thing, 
 in (Sriuas iiiitul|TenC> feiii. Ignorant - guilt, 
 uiibefnniit mit Pern aSert)red)eii. 
 
 Oif, of, udv. I, uii ^crbinPiing mit 
 
 3eitiu5rierii, iiin eine Ireiiiuing nnjiiieigen) 
 
 nb, lueg, hi6; j. 33. to break -, nbbred)en. 
 
 2. (uin eine (S'liCfernung nnjujcigeii) iveg, 
 
 PnDon, lueit, bii bottiji[\, uuii l)lt'r. 3. (nl< 
 
 (^egeiifn^ i>Dn on, nii) niif; j. 3?. my clothes 
 
 are -, id) bill oiiogeflciPet , niiSgcjogeii. 4. 
 
 (oig ®egeiifn^ \>e\\ on tip. toward) lueg, l)iii» 
 
 lucg; J. 33. to look -, luegjeljen. 5. [')Jfnr.] 
 
 in Pie t)o\)t, offene «3ee. 
 
 1. To take off the hat or cloke; to cut 
 
 — , to pare — , to clip - , to peel — , to 
 
 tear -, to march -, to tly -. 2. Th« 
 
 house is a mile — . 
 
 Off and on, 1. 7 nb u. nn , nb u. nuf. 
 2. t <ib u. jii, l;in ii. t)tt, bnlP fo bnlb niiPer*, 
 bnlP gut bnIP fd)led)t. 3. ( ■>))tnr.J auA btt 
 ©ce nnc^ Pern <^nnPe jn , uom SniiPe in Pie 
 l)of)e See. To keep - and on, G'iiieii Ijiiw 
 l)nlten. To be -, ©nunfi, ein ajor^nprn 
 niifgrbcn. 1 am — , id) bin Pniioii. To be - 
 and on, ^ ucrniiPerlid), uiifd)irirftg I'ein. Hi* 
 hat went - and on, b'nlp jvg er Pen $llt 
 nb, balP fe^tc er iljn nuf. [©eite. 
 
 Off or on, iipn Per einen ePer niiPcrH 
 
 The questions no way touch upon purl 
 laiiisui, either off or on. Sanderson. 
 
 Far off, meit meg. A great way -, (tt)t 
 votit. Ten miles -, jel)ii ')KciIeii lueit. - 
 band, nu£ Pem @tcgreif, iiiiuorbereiiet, auf 
 Per ©tene, fnrjmeg. Well -, in guten Umi 
 lltiiiPeu , in eiiier giiniligen finge. HI -, 
 badly -, ubel Pnrnu, in f4)U'(Vteu lltuflrtiir 
 
F&i«, far, rAll, fat Mh, met Fine, fin. M, iiidve, n6r.. liot, 6i\, ciudd. Ti^be. (Hh, full. t//iii, TliU 615 
 
 OFF 
 
 btw; tre Is but ill -, tt i|l ubtl (nrnil; to 
 be better -, bt(\tx tarnu iVm. To be - 
 from Ob. with any one, nut S'lium brert)cii ; 
 (witii a tiling), liber S'liuiid t^iihui^ cb. I)iii> 
 v>tq Kill. To have one's slices or stockings 
 -, fdiie @ct)u^( oitt ©trumptc aiil;abrii, 
 bori'iip ((ill. This aifair is — , Diuiiit i\\ ti 
 aui. To leavt — from..., )uruct(()iiiiiicii 
 vou ( Jcl)lcrn ic). That's -, bai eiuiVcict^t 
 
 To come off, 1. [ W>if. ] t^erourtretdi. 
 
 2. &tu<on(oiiini(ii, ciitrniiinuit, lo^rommdi. 
 Tu go -, 1. bitvi>iiget)(ii, (urt)j(l)rii. 2. x au\. 
 l)urcii, iiad)ln(yirn u>. S(t>i)ii-ri(ii k.k i. <\ni- 
 ceiBdi, tiitiucict^en. 4. U<«n(lK>i ^b. 5(iieri)(> 
 tvrl;r(iu To get -, 1. nbilcigeii , iii(Oi:r|Uii 
 gen 2. lt>£roiiim(ii, (iitiui|Ct>tii. 
 
 OR*, nio ^iidriii: 1. abl lurg! 1. aut< 
 
 3. fort! biitiDii! I)iiiive{]! 
 
 Off with your boots, with your hat! 
 tit @ti(firl auil ben >>ut ak! 
 
 Off, praep. 1. (jt^c uiiorbr.) (rntfrrnt> 
 upn. 2. IWiir. ] niif btt ipi'l;e I'oii ..., niif 
 btt S}ii)t titit6 Dttti, aiif (cnVlbrn ^rriir 
 niit...; ). S. — Porisnioutli, oit( Str i}ot)t 
 UDii 'Iport^iiioiitl). [AouikOK. 
 
 1. About two miles off this town. 
 
 To be oif one's legu, |'(t;lc<i)( )ii Q'tigr 
 feiu. I was never - my legs, id) lunr \\ni 
 au| ben ^(ilieil. He was uet — tiie bed ihr 
 whole day , rr i|l 6(11 ianitn lag iii4)( tiu« 
 ttxn !bette geroiuinrii. 
 
 Off, adj. ciiitiTiittilc; (in foldoiftcii 
 fiJtnVituio - 'yei b(\t ridjtt jliige (oii lt)u> 
 XtH). - horse, Dil^ '$itrb rcdjti voiil i}lll)C- 
 iii.iini. - side, bit te<t)it *Btitt (eiiit< 9i'(ti< 
 
 Offreckoning, f bit ^bTtdjUUUQ. 
 
 OffAl) ol'ful, (f)i>(|. afvali Hmd; 
 ftbiv. alfitlli ban. affald) t. 1. btt •Jibfall, 
 Ubi)ub ( u. @|>eir(n ) ; b(r ^Icirct^abfiill , die 
 ftmoauueii , bai Qittxbit. 'i- i *> btt ^ut- 
 wuxi, •Huifibud. \>) btx tliiruci) (ctivii< 
 4utril)lP|><>- Shak. 3. bat lUa*. 
 
 Olfal corns, bit Rltlt. 
 
 Offend, olfeud , i|,U. oifendo) v. a. 
 1. t luujrtii'tti (111 |i'iiiMid)cr 'lib\i(t}t). Sid- 
 BcY. i. (Allien bnlciMiidi. 3. t »> bfUiM.jrii 
 (tit Cl)rcn ic). b; ((rinriin lul^erll, jinviDrr 
 full, c) (G-iiuni) iwf^, wtt)e rljiiii. d > \>tx 
 Ui;tn, ucriviiiitiitii , luiDtr tirtivai lUiiloBrii 
 
 4. G-iiicu rtifirnru, ntflfrii, (f-cuem iiiiyi,iiitii 
 
 5. (O""^'?"'' "• "• '" ~ «s*'"»'> librrtrtifii 
 (bit (Utit^t). 6. II axatxn Hux SiiiiDt l)in 
 )i(l)rii). 
 
 3. <) A strong light offends weak eyes. 
 
 Webster. 6. If thy right eye offend 
 
 tbec, pluck it out, if thy right hand 
 
 - tlice, cut it off. BiBi.E. 
 
 To be offended at..., firfj nrfltrii 
 
 2bcr...i be was offended at it, ti 
 
 VabXOi if)tl. To be offended with any 
 
 •lie, trji'irnt jein ubrr &iiieii, nurVracf)! 
 
 fein auf Qmtn Have 1 doa« any thing 
 
 to - you? \)abt icSf bix (itwa6 lu 2tibt ge. 
 
 tt)ant 
 
 Offend, ». n. 1. nniloefii, n<b i'<^' 
 
 fief)tn, fil)l»ni II lunMgen. 2. (rinriii 'Jlrrgftr 
 
 ni6 i>erurfad)en. Smak. 3. tin *21rrgi'riiif> 
 
 nfl)mtn. 
 
 3. If mtat make my brother to o f f e n d, fo 
 
 »k i.\fti\t nitwtn 3>ru»rr arfirn. Bmu:. 
 
 OFF 
 
 To offend against, 1. fi^ verfuii' 
 Diijfii nil (!rtmn6. 2. t n<^ uerfiJiiCijjtii an 
 Qtwat, nnilD^en ijrijrn (rtiuaj. 3. ubtttxt' 
 ten (Pie &t\e^i to, fuiitiijeii nnitx . . . 
 2^0ur language in many instances of- 
 fends against every part oi gruiiiinur. 
 
 Offender, oifcu iiiir, t. i. btx -&(• 
 IcJMoiir. 2. tier i5erbrect)er , 'iOhiletl^aicr , I* 
 leunOer. 
 t. The man who robs, steals or eowuiits 
 an assault, is an of f c n de r. 
 Offendress, ollen'drei., 4. 1. bit 
 iBi:U'ii>it)erinn. 2. (ir j^jerbrci^crinn, fl @i'iii> 
 beriuii. 
 
 Offense, offonse'.^ (UU. offensai fr. 
 
 Offence, ^otfensc; 4. I. bit 
 
 'SelriCiijiiug. 2. btx ^iiilpv, bai <]lerijei:ni|j. 
 
 3. bai SSertjehen, (ie SiiiiOe, 'lJti|7(i^a(. 4. 
 
 btx •Jliigriff. 
 
 2. Christ is called a stone of stumbling 
 
 and rock of offcuse to both lix 
 
 houses of Israel. BlULi:. 
 
 A weapon of offense, bit ^n^d^i' 
 
 ninne. Wilhovl - to their memuries , ul)iu 
 
 ii)rein >lliiCrnreii in iiiU;e^ii ireirii. ~s agaiuai 
 
 the law, llebcrtreiuiiijrn bti (iit\t^t6. No 
 
 -! ( '^ild^l* inx niltllll ! To give any one 
 
 just cause of -, (J'llirni Q<tt<t)it llrfiiiDe jiilli 
 
 •ilerflcr (jeben. To give -, jlnili'^ sjrbcii, bt- 
 
 U'lPiijril, Anjeril. Tu take - ai sumvibing, 
 
 (JTIVil^ lil<(l 11(1)111(11. 
 
 OffenseCiil, oU«use-f&l./a<(;. t 1- 
 Off euceful, 5 na|U>pi)]. 
 
 1. b«leifl()fll&. SllAkSfEAKl: 
 
 Offenseless, offense Iss, mUJ. 1. 
 nn<]Mi1oKi|)- 2' iiiiutulDi'J- 
 
 Offeusible, otfsa'sibt, adj. f ei)- 
 
 reiirul^rii]. 
 
 Offensive, otlen's'v, (fr. offensif) 
 adj. 1. int^'l>iilit}> nniloBti), ivtOrig. 2. luiCriij, 
 liftfl, efclljnit (&txii(ii, ti)ei(l)innrf lo , iiii> 
 .iiiij(rnel)m (to, fiir>. 3. beleiMoenft, ti)xtiu 
 rnl)riii. 4. rin(t>'l)"'ifl <"»» fi'n. a. ium -Hn- 
 gnite (jtljorig, taii.jritfi .... pfffufiu. 
 2. Discordant sounds are offensive tu 
 the ears ltie;eiNil(U (l( OhrciU. 
 
 A league offensive aud defensive, 
 ein £>t)ii9 < iin( Irui)l>iinC>nip. - alliance, 
 ote DjfcnriuoUinii), bai Ini^tiuiibiiiR. - 
 war, ber'ililtjritfsfru'i). To have an - brratli. 
 cubcl) niii btin ^yytiinit rie^cn, A iltiiNii. 
 The heat is very - to him, bie ^i^e belli. 
 jli.ir iljn i>l)r. 
 
 OffeuMive, <• bit Offenfiue. 
 
 To act on the offensive, to keep 
 one's self to the -, aii|)rijfi»lV(i|'e ju ISHtxtt 
 
 Offensively, otr«u'>i'ie. ad». i. 
 >imiUb1|1, beltiOitinib. 2. nii(l)ti)rili.t. 3. iui> 
 triij (fiir bit £iiiiie;. 4. nnjr.ffriuriie. 
 
 To act o f t e n a i V e I y , itiignifiiiveii'e Jii 
 2a3frfe flrl)en ob. i>rriiil)rcii. 
 
 Offeusiveness, oifinsivnes, t. 
 I. bit ^Imlopiflfcit, bii* ajrlttbiaeuOe. 2. bai- 
 gT>i(^t()eilige. 3. tie Sa3i£>rigfeit, bai Qttl- 
 Ij.iftf (i-iiife fflerud)* ic.^ 
 
 Offer, olfiir, (lar. ofTsro) ». a. 1. 
 (luortuil)) barbringeii, (t(if)fr) "2. ftiubringeii, 
 PVirrii toft lint up). 3. i rpfcrii iDiiiif ic.;. 
 4. Srtrbirren, bnrilellfn, tarlrgeii. 5. t a. 
 flnbieten; nntrngrn. b) nngeben, uorbringni 
 (3>run^e^ c> i^eiu diciflt) carbii'teu. 6. bit'; 
 
 OFF 
 
 ten, iinbieten (emeu ^ttii ic). 7. aii£bietea 
 
 i-jum iBirrfiiiife;. 
 
 a. a> He offered me a sum ot money. 
 
 He o f f e r e d nie his umbrella to defend 
 
 me from the rain. 
 
 To offer liselt, fid) brtrbieten. To - 
 
 ones self to serve another, (Villein feme 
 
 Dieiijle nubieten. To — one's aid to any 
 
 one, (^luein Cie jpiiiite birteii. To - a tiling 
 
 to one's consideration , (^iiKtll G'tivuii Dor> 
 
 I'ltliigrn. To - violence to any one, Q-ineiU 
 
 Olrivali nii(f)iin. To - wrong, ^n S^flcibi. 
 
 giiiigen jVtreitrn. To — a blow to any oue, 
 
 einrii Streid) iinc^ ^ineiii tljiiii. Ta - at 
 
 aliuse to any one, &ineii liu^ljiinbtf <. To 
 
 — to any one's wedding, jU 0(I>'"1>'^^ ^odit 
 
 itii ilenern. To - for sale, ^4 a ^erdiufc 
 
 iinii'ieten. 
 
 Offer, V. n. I. fi<t b/M^itttn. 2. fidf 
 
 erbieten, crburig fein, ivullea. 3. a> verfiid^eii, 
 
 riid)eii , fid) uiiierfangcn , (Id) iiiueriUi;ea, 
 
 ivpllen. b> ^ ( at ; (i'iiuii4 uiui'riiel)inen ; iu> 
 
 d)eiii lid) beiverben inn &[ii>ai>. 
 
 I. Th' ucCAkion otters, and ilie yonih 
 
 complies. Uryocn. 2. He offered to 
 
 accompany his brother. 3. a) We came 
 
 close to the shore and oftered to 
 
 laud. Bacom. b> 1 will not — at Miiat 
 
 I cannot master. Bacum. 
 
 Don I offer to do it, ti;ut (i j>i iiid)t 
 
 Offer lag aide, btt aiigntfeiipe ll^til. 
 
 SllAkSPBARB« 
 
 Offer, (fr. offre) «. i. btx 'itiitma, 
 bai <}inerbietrii, bie Oliierbteriiiig. t. i bat 
 X>>irbieten (eiiir^ ©i1)lii|TeA lO. 3. bat Qiti 
 but, 33i.<t dim Gtwai |u foufen;. 4. (beu 
 iiiilje *; ber iBerrutt). Soitth. 
 
 1. The prince made liberal offers, but 
 they were rejected. Weuster. 
 
 To make an offer, ein (i)evut tl)nii. 
 To make bad offers, |\1)fei^t bnteil. To 
 make an - at any thing, fid) eilier S>1>1)( 
 niltrrjitligen. If you omit the - of the time, 
 luenn il)r ber 3<^>t QieUgeiilieit i<rriauiiit. 
 Shak. - of services, bai CieiiiliUierbieren. 
 
 Offeruble, of luiahl, aUJ. borge* 
 bvttii. angt'biuen iverben r^nnenb. 
 
 €9fferer, of lumir. j. i. ber Dpferer. 
 2. (S-iiifr, ber bietet, niibietet, barbieiet. 
 
 Offeriuy , oi fuMin^ , «. i. bat 
 Ovitx- 2. Per iJliifr.ig (f. Ofteij. 
 
 Au offering for sin, || bat <Sd)Ul6> 
 I'Vfer. Burnt--, Ijnf. 9{rl. ] bii* :5riuib« 
 I'pi'cr. Thank--, bai Diiiifopfer. 
 
 Offertory, of ten liie, ifr. olfertoire) 
 I. I. t bit CpfiTiiiis). Cpi>ri]rtbr, bai ■•))ifB« 
 ovfer. Bacos. 2. a; [rom. fiul;. Rixit)t\ btt 
 OpiVrgefiiiig . bai Cffittoriiiin. b > [ ciigl. 
 Kivd)ei fleii>i(Te i£pn'iil)c in beni 'ilDeiibniatjl* 
 geOett, Die in>in u<dl;reiib ber jllinuiViiriitnni* 
 lung I'frlii'il. 3. bad Opferitul). t*iitr.ig. 
 
 Offerture, ot feii.%hu,e, *. t bi't 
 
 Oriice, offis. (fr. -iij., v. lot. of- 
 ficiumj «. I. 6o£ (offi-iitiid)r» ^iiit, bie<SteIIe, 
 ber Oieiii^, (ii. f) bie ein fi'id>c* "Jlint beflei* 
 beiibcn iJJcrfpiicn. 2. bie 'ilnit*fiil;nuifl, 
 ■Jlinttiicriurtltiiiig. Shar. 3. bai ($rii>rti!> 
 CSJffdjnfi, -ilmr. 4. i m ber J5i«ii|l ; bat Q»e» 
 I'djiifr. b) bie Stefle. 5. Dcr igeiuin^nl. gnte, 
 rtbrr nnd) fd)kd)tei Dirnil (btn man Gtntm 
 ixnxiit) , bit Dieiifiieiiliiiig. 6. bet (^uiteiS< 
 biiii|l, bie iliibiK^t. Shak. 7. bie (S>ebet|\r» 
 
616 Thtv. far, fnll, fal. Me, met. Fine, ffn. ^6, move, n6f, got, 6il, cidiid. Tiibi-, tuh, full, (//in, Trils. 
 
 OFF 
 
 tflfl. 8. B) tn* ®ffrf)iiftfiiit)imer; bif <!fmf#., 
 ®er(<).ifr«ilubf, €d)rrit>i1iif>e, tai .Romproir, 
 tit (5T>>ft>inon, b.i§ 2?urcau, niid) fin (fliiii' 
 if5)i?<iii^, ivorlii aJeomtf, (i)frrt)afr5Ieiite 
 emiiii 0)cfrt).itrf rblifoi'ii. I>) bit 5i3erfile(lf, 
 2iifrf|l(ittc. 9. ( in 5S3iiljiif)nii|eriu tie Se: 
 Hieiittnriiit'f, Spcifcfflniiiu-r, L'tiiimnnti iiiit) 
 ©iit'erfiiiiitm-r, '77ii(f)tifd)f lidjc Surfi-'ftiirfcrei, 
 lai &rfvit"i1)iin()6,iitiiiuer, fibfrhoiipr ji'te jiini 
 5?.in6hiiIriin<)6gil.'rourt)e beilimmre ©tube, 
 G'tiirid)tim<i ; niid) Oftciittr - tin ju fiitem 
 
 9?fd)t) eiiie iMriiiiDe, lucmit ftiiie &txi(l)t&> 
 tarftit I'trt'iiiiben ifl. 
 I. This office (of quarter - master- ge- 
 neral) not to have tiie diaposnl of 
 public money, except isni.ill occaxional 
 sums. Marshall. 4. a> We CMJoy health 
 when the neveral organs of tlie body 
 perform their respective offices. 
 
 Webster. 
 Office of address, bie 9inrf)mei|cnit|la(t. 
 House of-, tcr Slbtritt. Prluting -, bie 
 Sud)6nirferci. The secretary's -, b^^6 St; 
 frttorint, bie PJcljeimfdjreiberri. -s of love, 
 bie Ciebe^bicitflc. Kind -«, giite Dieiifle. To 
 do any one a bad -, ©iiifin eiiieii fdjiedbten 
 ^ienft enueifen. 'Tis the - of « king, t$ 
 tonxmt eineiii Honige |ii. T» give one the 
 -, o ©iiien beiindjnrfjtigeii. To do one 
 the -of..., feci Qmtm, e-iiietii bie ©tedc 
 (be4 ®elbed 20 ucrtreteii. To be in -, nn- 
 flcjlrllr ffiii, tin 'Jlint befleiben. 
 
 4f ffice, a. a- 1 1'lTrirtjten, tf)iiit. Shak. 
 
 Of'fiC«*r, ot'fcHur, (fr. ofticier) 4. I. 
 
 bcr (i>ffinflid)C) syfnmte. 7. l<JJiilit.) bet Of; 
 
 ftjier. 3. ber ®frid)t6bicner. 4. ber ^ird)(n: 
 
 bieiier, fiird)en6fflinte. [piftjicre. 
 
 Non-commissioned officers, lliirrr' 
 
 Officer, p. a. mit Ofrtjifren I'erfehtn. 
 
 Officered, brfclUi^r. An army well 
 
 officered, eine Qirniee uiit giueii )Dfji> 
 
 jleren. 
 
 Official, offlsh'al, (fr. ofiieiel) adj. 
 
 1. ill ciiicni iijTfiitlidjeii 31nite (jf horig , iimri 
 lid), 9lnird...; (i>bii '3frid)rfii, 'Jr.idjridjrrii) 
 tifiiit'A, otfciitlid); nmciid) fiiiflcfe^t, btrtiiiter. 
 
 2. t (to) bieiilid), bii'iieiib (jii). 
 
 2. The stomach and other parts o f f i c i a 1 
 to nutrition. Bacon. 
 
 To be official to.., bieilfll jli . . . To 
 held an - situation, ein &ffeiiilid)(^ >2init 
 bcflfitm. 
 
 Official, «. I. bfr DffljirtI (aJorilflyr 
 rinee (jii|llii'f)eii &ev\d}ti). 2. ttt Ci>erirt)t6< 
 bieiier. 3. pi. otTfiuitdje iifridjre. 
 
 4irticiail ) , n.Hi>.l.'ale, h.Ip. ven ■ilmti 
 jvefli'u, niiuiid), rffiiiiU. [niinl.u. 
 
 Offici»lty, oifith'alte, t. b>i$ .0(> 
 
 Officiate, oiilKJie^ite. ifr- ofticier) 
 r. n. 1. tin -Jliiir iicv|Vlirii rD. fi'ilireii , fiiiifs 
 tionireii, (btf.) btii Oiortr!5cit'ii|l I'crridjrtn. 
 2. 3tniniit$ torodt i>riri-cten, 3tiiiiiiiC» ■Jlnit 
 »erfcl)fn. 
 
 Officiate , v. «. dm 2lmt6 wr^jtii) 
 ybzn, L'trrrt)affi'n, bnrrtirijtn. 
 
 The stars officiate light. Milton. 
 
 Officiual, oft>«'kenal, (fr. ^.) aflj. 
 rf'i^uitfl, nrjfiitilirt), l)f tlfrnfria ; in ber 31po« 
 ttjtU bctinMid) cb. jii Ijnbcii, ininier ftrrig. 
 
 Offlci<»U8, oifiKirus. (Int. olticiosus) 
 
 mdf. I. biciiflftrtia, bi(ii|liDi(lifl, bttii|%(tiUi(), 
 
 OGL 
 
 niife Dtfii(!f rfiftfiib. 2. 1 1'lbertricben bien(l> 
 tiiii(i, nlliii (ii'fd)iifrig. 
 
 flfficiuusly, Offixh'usli, adv. 1. 
 niltii); mit nii!]|liid)er ©orgfiilt. 2. pjlid)t! 
 nin^ig. 3. (iii( eine jiibriiiglid)e aSjeiiV bereit; 
 luiUiq , I'lbcrtricben cifrig ober bieuilfertia ; 
 iidjii qffrttaffij]. 
 
 OfficiOusneSS, ofdsh'usnes, t. 
 I. bitDitnftfertigfeit, (flciu&I^nl.) ilbcrtriebeiic 
 Diciififfrtigfcit, bcr I'ibtvtricbtne Dieiiileifcr, 
 biejuCrin()lid)eC>3tr(^iifti()(eit. 2.t betX)icn|l, 
 bie Dieii|llii|liin(j. Browh. 
 
 Offiii"-, offfng. (0. off) *. [9JJar.j 
 a) bie l)ol)e 6ee, bjfeiie Set. b) ber 'Ubfall 
 (Pie 51bi.il)rt). 
 a) We saw a ship in the offing. 
 
 Mar. Dict. 
 
 The tea runs high in the offing, bie 
 (See <]tt)t brAiiGeii ftl)r f;ul;[. To stand for 
 the -. fftmnrt* (iiilitgeii. 
 
 OfTscoiiriMg: , ofskoui'lng , (v. 
 scour) *. bn6Kcl;ri(l)c; (biil)er> berSlii^iuurf, 
 lliirnti). 
 
 Offscum, of'skuni, (0. scum) adj. 
 jiitii 9Ibfi()iuim (ber TOeiifd)eii) gtljijrig. 
 
 OfTset, of set, «. 1. ber £pri:^t;(jiig, 
 bie ©proffc (u. ^Hanjcii). 2. (in 9it<i)niu\-- 
 geii) bie (yegciired)iiiing, Oiogenfiirberiinij. 
 
 Offset, V. a. ill ©egenred^nting britt> 
 fleii. 
 
 Offiiprillg^, of'spiiiig. (V. spring) 
 *. I. bie jjortpflanjiing. 2. »er llripniiifl, 
 ba6 Qnt\tet)t\i. 3. ber \)iiid)f Drrtmiiiiij , bos 
 iviiib, bie iJiii(<)fiMiimen, Jiinbcr. 4. bii6 Q-r 
 ji'lKjllif}. fcaie 
 
 flffllSCate, Offiis'k&te. f. ObfuN 
 
 f^ffiiscatiuil, f. Obfnscation 
 
 Off^vard, ot ward, (u. ward; adv 
 nbiviirt^, nbgclegen. - t. [■'Siar.] bai lueiie 
 ^^JKctr. [bnn. ofte) adv. ^ ofr, i^frere. 
 
 Oft, oft, (rtiigtlf. oft; \<t>m. ofia; 
 
 Never Ob. ever ko oft, llOd) fo Oft. 
 
 Oft-times, ott'iiiiiz, oftinalf. 
 
 Often, ot'in, comjiar. oftener; «ti- 
 ptrl- ottenent; nild)ofiner, oflnest, ai<t>. 
 
 Not often, fclfeil. [oft. 
 
 Often, adj. (iinri(t)tigi 5fr(r. 
 
 t ten -ti ni es, of'fniimx, adv. oft, 
 oftniiilS. 
 
 Ofteniiess, offnnes, t. t bie ijf» 
 terr it<itDeri)oiUiin. Hooker. 
 
 «»8-, og. f. Ogee.^ ^^ 
 
 0$r«iua.<tticii, ogdoas'tik. (gr. og- 
 dons II. Ktichos) t. -f bae iidjijeilige Dtbidjt. 
 
 Ojifee, ojii', (fr. ogive) J. I. [9ir(!)ii.l 
 b(ii Dlirijeiui'lbe , )Dl)r. 2. [»31rtiU.] ein Sit; 
 Mfl) 111 btr g-i-rm eine4 S nuf ^nnonen, 
 *)7iiMi>rii II- i^iiubitjtn. 
 
 Og^granltiun, ogganish'un, (Int. 
 obg.-iniiio) *. t t(i6 25tltern. 
 
 <l|jj;-liain. Ogham, «. eine ^rt Qit. 
 ()eimrd)rirt brr OrUinbtr. 
 
 Og'ive, o jiv, M. [9lrd)tt.] bie 23ogen! 
 griite; bai Cljrgciuijibe; f. Ogee. 
 
 Og-Ie, o'gl, (0. (joQ. oog; niigtlf. eag. 
 IiU. oculus) V. a. btaiigcin, nnrc^ielrii, ver: 
 )lit}leit cb. mit oerlitbceii 'iliigeit nni'ri)en. 
 
 Og-le, «• brr uer|loI;leiie ob. vtrlitbfe 
 25lirt , ©titenblicf. ((iiigelnbf . 
 
 €tsler» 4'glu'", «. ber aStniigIrr, Citbs 
 
 €»g-iery, A'glure, «. bn6 ^eaiigclii, 
 Ciebdiigtiii. 
 
 OLD 
 
 0;^1es, i'glz, *. pi. e bie 3liigftt. 
 
 Oj|;;'iiuS', 6'gllng, #. bai gSeniigeJn 
 Cicbiiiigrln. 
 
 €lg-|lo, 6'leo, f. Olio. 
 
 Os^re, 6'gr, ^ (fr. ogre) « bet 
 
 Ogress, 6'grls, ^ 533iiljrii)Plf. 
 
 Ogress, t. [ijeiib. ] bie fc^iunrje 
 ®d)ilffiigcl. [niir' 
 
 Oft, o (cfy) inlerj. o! C^! Oh me! ivet)« 
 
 O liaitlt, (f(t)int.) o faith! 
 
 Oliouari,^'* ' '• 
 
 Oil, oil, (iingi'If. ael; ()i>f(. oly; fcf^nj 
 olja; lat. oleum; 1«. olew) *. I. bili De(. 
 
 2. ba& Sjiiiiniui. 3. im Slflgeni. ein oliger 
 ©nft Ob. ©toff. 
 
 i 1 of roses , iCl6 9?0|'cnof. - of laven 
 der, ba6 SnoenbelM. - of auise-seed, bai 
 'Jlnisol. 
 
 Prov. He could get oil out of a flint, 
 er fijnute Del aiti einein ^iefeiileine prcffen. 
 
 Oil-bag, 1. bie Dtlbrufe (OfI()efcn). 2. 
 bie Dclbri'ife (ber 'l()itre). --beetle, bet 
 Otlfflfer. --bottle, bie Delflnf(()e. - 
 cake, bcrDfIfiid)cn. --case, bii«5S3nrf)«» 
 tud), ber Uebcrjng oon SBiid)^Iciniuaiib (fiber 
 ^ijte jc); --caps, synbtfiipptn. —- 
 cloth, bn6 ffinrf)*tii(^, bie SBadj^lttinurtnb. 
 --color, bie Delfiirbe. -gas, bnS Def« 
 grtJ. --man. ber Delljonbler, ber jii glei» 
 diev 3fit "lit eiiigepijrclreii ©cid)e:i 11. J.irb* 
 luaaren fjiiiibtlt, ber CelfiirbenljiiiiMtr. -• 
 mill, bit Dtinifihie. --nut, bit 35;'Ijrn> 
 imp. —-nut —-tree, [iJot.) btr genielne 
 -2i5iiiiberbniim. --press, bie Oelpreffe. 
 --shop, bcrDrllnten, luo jiigleid) ciiige» 
 pofeire ©(id)en 11. gnrbeii otrfniifr lucrben. 
 --skin, ber 533nd)*tiiffer. --stone, bee 
 Delilcin. — trade, bcr DcKjnnbel. 
 
 Oil, V. a. 1. olen. 2. i to have one's 
 tongue well oiled, eine gtliiiifige Snngl 
 Ijrtben, o tin giiteiJ 'i3Jfiiiit|li'icf Ijaben. 
 
 Oiled silk, ber 5Kid)«tiiffet. 
 
 Oiler, oil'ur. f. Oilman. 
 
 Oiliiiess, oil'enes, t. bie Oct'iQftit, 
 olige 5ieiVf)rtfff>'')''f- [f'fl. 3. lidjniierig. 
 
 Oily, oil'e, adj. I. oiig. 2. o!id)r, fet« 
 
 Oily palm, bie fd)iuciBige, naffc ^.iiib. 
 An — tongue, eine geliiiifigc Smige. 
 
 Oily-grain, [!5of.) bn6 iiiDvgenInn* 
 bird)e ©efatnfrnut. - palm, l53ot.) bie 
 Oilprtline. [tnit eolbe bcfd)niifren. 
 
 Oillt, oiiit, (fr. oindie) ». a. f.ilbrrt, 
 
 (tiiitiiient, oint'meiit. t, bieSoibe. 
 
 Oi.*!aiiite, oLsanit, J. l'>))iiiiernlg.] 
 ber biiiiie ©d)orl. 
 
 Oke, oU», «. etii ngi)ptifrf)e# 11. ti'ir* 
 tiidiii Weioidjt (=• 2-'/^ engl. <)>fb). 
 
 Oiter, 6 kur, t. (■0)iinimlg.] ber Ofet 
 (f. Oclier). 
 
 Old, old, (angrlf. eald, bnn. aelde) 
 adj. I. nU (iiid)t nirhr jiing). 2. (itr , rtbge» 
 lui^t (ivlfib 10. 3. fllr, bemltctclUorf 10. 
 4. nit (feit liinger Sfif flcfaiiiit, j. ^. ^e> 
 fnnnter, !Siefannt(d)(iff). 5. nit (iiidjt nen, 
 J. ©. "iBein). 4. nit (luirninlig; fclig, i>rr« 
 florben). 7. nit (i>on irgeiib eincm 9llfer) 
 8. nit (niifgelfrnt). 9. nir, fd)on Iniigil nii« 
 gebniit (^oben). 10. (( 11. o a) redjt oiel, 
 ju I'iel, fibcrpfifng, nieljr nl< erii>i]nfd)t, 
 jiimUeberjliiiTe, fntt. b) grog ((Selntdrenc.). 
 II. e pntjlfl. 12. t I)niifi3. 
 
File, far, fa:!, faJ. M4, met. Fine, fin. N4, move, nir, sot, 6il, cl6ii<l. Tiihc, tnl», full i/,in, Tllis. 6 1 7 
 
 OLD 
 
 OMl 
 
 OMN 
 
 ^ T. A year old; leven yran — . How - 
 
 art lliou? 8. He in grown — in vice; 
 
 he ■■ an — offender. 10. a) If a man 
 
 were porler of lieltgate, Ite ilioiild 
 
 have — turning of tlie Itey. Shak. 
 
 Old milk, ^i( Ab()(rnl)iiite ^Dtilct). - 
 
 Harry, a) ttt ©otrtu. b) rill Wibniu ber 
 
 a}rinl)nii6l«r. - man , t>fr Jfriirnuogel. - 
 
 Ulan'* beard, ["BPt.] ^«•r SjflgOart. — ho- 
 
 man'« bitier, bnS ®iM(]ritl)i>(). - wife, I. 
 
 (I'criiArl.) tti6 iiirr uiel^<t)lu>1l)rll^e '3Jfib, ^ir 
 
 Mtt JJriiutaK. 2. Bie ■•)J?e«ri"(()lfif. 3. bn« 
 
 «Ut jjrruiiirlte 2Dii& (eiiit 'Mrr Stad)fliVf)ur' 
 
 rfru). 4. fine 9Irt <{)oriifii"it>. - age, tat 
 
 91it«r; Ne ante rtlte 3fit trr (S-iiifiilr. -end*. 
 
 Olrr ^)5l)rAr(ii. Here will be - utia, |)trr 
 
 Wirft Btr IfiitX lo6 |>iii. Shak. Of—, ver 
 
 9^lftT6. i<Dr DieiVmi a friend of -, rill ntrrr 
 
 grciMiB; in day* of -, uor 3f't'". I" - 
 
 lime, rl)rBeiii. To grow -. oitrrii. 
 
 Hrov. He that would he o I d . must be — 
 beiiine*. »))iaBii]feir briiiflt laiiflt? Cebfit. 
 
 Old-lieaten, otd'bein, I. nIC , l<rT. 
 fiidjr (SolBiU K.J. 2. f rtlt, liili.j , pnfnil- 
 Vrrrrf)liii]rii. — -fathioned, altiiioBi|'((). 
 OI<l«*ll, Ai'dn, adj. ^ nit. 
 OI«li.«ilt, ^Id'iali, udj. nlttl((). 
 
 OltlueNHf old'nes, t. bai ^Utt (^nhe 
 
 mitt). 
 
 Olen^inous, iUadjuiu*, (Int. 
 oleagia '■> a<0°. &li{] , 0lic()r. 
 
 Oleag^iiiousiicKJi , AUad jlnu* 
 
 nin. ». biif Cflidjte, tie oH.jr Scfdjnffeufjfit 
 
 Oleander, 6lean'dur, I. [2}ot.j 
 6er Dlr>^ll^fr, Bir Corbrrrri'if. 
 
 OleaKter, ileas'tur, Hat. 7S.) * 
 brr ivilBe Oiibfliiin. • [Snij 
 
 Oleate, Aleite, «. [(F^ein.) ^l|■l^llr^* 
 
 €>lenant, ileffeam, (u. lat. oleo, 
 olacic) i>dj. DrI flfbriiB. 
 
 Oleic, &'Uili, adj. [(Ff)eni.] - acid, 
 bit Dcd.iurf. 
 
 OleoNa&ccliarum, 6U6kik'ka 
 rum. t. ((Fl)tiii.] Brr Drijitrfrr. 
 
 OleOSe, ileose', ( (I. oleosui) «W/ 
 
 ffeleoim, 6 letis, ^ t uiig. 
 
 OleraceouN, oleri'thus, ((. olc 
 racniii) I'dj. friiutiirtiq. 
 
 OlfaCt, olfakt', (((it. olfaeio) v. a 
 j. rici1)(n , |<()t!ie(fen. Hl'dibrai. 
 
 Olfactory, olfak'ture, adj. iuiii 
 (»Lrurf)t BieiKiiB, ®tnid)«... 
 
 Olfactory nerves. Bit CS>tril<l)«lirn>ril. 
 
 tlliliailt nl'leban, i (nnib. 
 
 OlibailUin, Alibbanum, ) luba- 
 noii I *. tor .ir.ibiirtjf ^eiljrniid). 
 
 €>Iid, ol lid, ( im. olidus) 
 
 OiidoiiN, ol liHiis, ^ adj. iliiiretiB. 
 
 OiiK-archal, ollegar'kal, I 
 
 Oli;;^arcliical, ollcgar kikal, ^ 
 ailj iMii|Ard)u'(t). 
 
 Olig^arclty, ol'ligarki, <gr. oli- 
 garciiia) «. |-$ulit.J tit £)liaard>ie (9i({)i(> 
 
 riiiui <S5diin«>- 
 
 ftlig^lKt, ol'lejtst, (Oligts'tic) rnr. 
 eligistoxi iidj. — iron. Bn$ $L>(t}(rt, {jrring: 
 ^.ilriflf <5-i|Vn. 
 
 €fltu, A'le&, (it. 0. fp. olla; pert, 
 olha; l>u. olla) «. I. iai iirirrUi , Btr Cfla 
 ^rBribn, Brr •OTifrfimcrd). 2. Bafi ^JJorpciirri, 
 Scr -Diirdjm.ifrt) (I'oii 'JKuftfiltirfrn). 
 
 Olitury, ol lituie, (Int. olitor) adi. 
 
 \\\ eiiifiii jtutftengnrtrn (jefjSrtg; flut^ af5 *• 
 Ber Kiutriignrtfii. lgeivnd)i>n. 
 
 Olitory seeds, Brr S.inie UOH i?i'lrf>rii; 
 
 OlivaceouM, oiieva'xhus, (i>. Int. 
 oliva) adj. olivrnfArbtg, oliueiigruii, olti<cii> 
 farben 
 
 Olivantfery oiievas'tur. (fr. on- 
 vatre) adj. oiiueiifiirbeit. - «. Ber luilBe Oel> 
 bniim. 
 
 Olive, ol'liv, (fc. 'm.; (at. oliva; 
 ([X. elaia) «. I. Bfr Oliueiibiiiiiii, Ctlboiiiii. 
 2. Bit Dlii-e, Oflbrere. 3. pi. Bit Oliuetttn 
 (*Urt ffll.ifprrlen). 
 
 Olive -bit, t ^'^« OliuriiflfOie (n» 
 ■JJttrBrjAumeii). --branch, Ber Orliivei;]. 
 --color, Bie Dliueiif.ube, B.i5 Oliueitijruii. 
 --colo red . Dllueiifiirbeii. --grove, Bfle 
 OliueiiivAlBd^eii. —-husk a. «. pi. Bie &ct> 
 orinrn, Deltrei^er. --oil, Bni 3)iiuiiitfi. 
 --season, Bie Clii'eiiernte. —-shell. 
 iTfrttiirg. ] Bie Orlbemviilie. --snail. 
 |9i'iirurg. ] Ber ti)uvl)ritrr. --tree, Ber 
 Oelbflum. --wood, Ba« Dlu'eiiljcili. -- 
 worm, Ber Dliueiiiuuriii. — yard, Ber 
 OfliJrtrten. [flerdjiiultlt. 
 
 Olived, ol Iivd, ndj. mit Oiibaiitiicii 
 
 Oliveiiite, oiiiviu'i,*. [^^iiiuriiiu J 
 Ber Oiiueiiit. 
 
 Oliven-uref ol'lIvin-Are, «. l^TOi. 
 iierAlti] Biii Oliueiirr). 
 
 Oliver, ol llviir, (fr. Olivier) «. 
 ['•}niiiiii6tiiiifii.] Olivier. 
 
 Olivia, olliv'vel, (Oliv'y) «. 
 (SJeibfrtnufn.) Dlioin. 
 
 Olivia, ol'Uv'u, } (fr. olivine) «. 
 
 Olivlue, ) l>U{iiierali). ] ber 
 
 Olibiii. 
 
 Oliet, ol'let, (angeir. aelaa) «. 
 IDertl.i Bn6 9?ei5hi'li, Biirre heifer. 
 
 Olympiad, ilim'pead, (gr. olym- 
 piasj t. [(\U<6 Olriect^dil.J Bie Oli;nipiaBe. 
 
 Olympian, oliiu'peun, J(gr. olym- 
 
 Olympic, Ai'm'plk, ^ pikos) 
 adj. I clpiiipnd}. 2. i i^iQinpifd), l)immli|'((). 
 
 Olympian blue. Bnd t&ergbuni. 
 
 OlympUM, &li>n'pus, cgr. olympos) 
 «. [-JJipiljol.] Ber Dli)iiip. 
 
 Oinber, om'bur, ) ((V. hombre) <. 
 
 Ombre, )l. [eitiitarteiifp.] 
 
 Bo« I'ipombre. 2. (3rt)t()i)ol.i Bie iJle|d)e. 
 
 Ombrometer, ombroiumetur. 
 '(jr. ombros u. melroii) j. [iJJI)!))'.] Ber 9{ei 
 jieiinitfTfr <«'" SBerfjeti,]). 
 
 Oiuega, ime ga, (gr. ^ ' «- I. 
 Ba< Omega (iiii gried). Qllpi}obct). i. Jt .tl- 
 pha and -, Ba6 31 llllB t)a& O (Ber "Jliifoiin 
 u. Bii« (5-iiBei. [Ber (S-ierfudfeii. 
 
 Omelet, om'Icl. (fr. omelette) t. 
 
 Omen, omen. d. <ID.) *■ Ba£ Omen, 
 Bie SBerbeBeiiiiiiig, tai SByrjeid»eii. 
 
 Omeneil, o'mend. adj. viir6eBeii> 
 ttilB, eiiif SBwbeBeittiiiig fiitl)iilteiiB. 
 
 Omentum, oineniuiu, ((. SO.) «. 
 [Qiiiat.l bn« 9if5, bie 5i(()l)niit. 
 
 Omer. A mur, t. eiii I)r6r. Wag ( = 
 •/lo <■''"* (J'ptjn). 
 
 iimiuate, om'menite, ((. oniinor) 
 e. a. I. rueiifiigcii , beBetiten. 2. al)iien. - 
 e. n. + I'lirbfBruten. 
 
 Omination, ommlnisliun, «. f 
 Ba* S5wjfid)rn. 
 
 Ominous, om'm'nus, (lat. omiDo 
 
 sus) adj. 1. oniliu>5 , poll rcftlimmer SSorbff 
 ffufiiiig, ucrhiiiigiiipi'ofl (to. f'iir>. 2. wx* 
 bcBriiteiiB, yon filter iSotbrBeimiiig. 
 
 Omin<»USly, oui'mintisle. adv. Illit 
 (liiteii pB. rd)liintiieii SBorjeidjeii , piniiipe. 
 
 Omin<AtSUe88, om nunusnes, t. 
 Biifi OiiiiiuMe. 
 
 Ouiistxible , om'sSebl , (u. lat. 
 omissus) adj. aii«gelai7en , uiiterlaiTen »er» 
 Brn rpiiitciiB 
 
 Ominilion, &nii!ih'un. dot. omissio) 
 «■ I. Bit lliiterlafi'iiiiii , SSirraiiiiiiiiifl. 2. Bie 
 ?Ui^la(Tiiiig, 5IBcgia(yiiiig, lleba-grljimg; Ba5 
 95en>l)eii. [ilbcrgeheiiB. 
 
 OmiflKlve, omis'slv, adj. aii«MffenB, 
 
 €>mit, omit', (Mt. oiiiilio) V. a. 1. 
 iiiirerlafTrii, I'erfiiiimfii. 2. oiu'liifffii, n>frt» 
 MiTeii, ubergr^eii, ubcrftl)en. - t>. n. uer* 
 iKiTf". Illiitfrliiffung. Shak. 
 
 Ctinitiance, Auiii'iaiise, «. t Bie 
 
 ffmni, om'iii. (lar. oinnii) (in 3u« 
 tainiiieiire^iiiigeii) all. ndr. <\[\ti. 
 
 OmnibuM, oiu'iiiuas, d.u. ^.) «. 
 Ber Oinnibnf d'iiie *Mrf <H3.igeii). 
 
 OmnirarioMS, omiiefi'ieiix. (nett> 
 Int. oiiiiiliRrius) udj. upii iiflerlfi'Jlrr (reieiiB). 
 
 OmnirerOUH, Oinnif Tenis. (lot. 
 
 oiiiiiifer) adj. ^ oB. f 'Mii l;erDoreringeiU) 
 oB. triifleiiB. 
 
 OmniflC, nmn'r ffk. ((at. omnis II. 
 facio) adj. % aflfdji'pfirifd). Miltoji. 
 
 ffmniform, oiirne:orni, ((.omnia 
 II. foiin.-i) adj. nfle (i)ciloltfii l)abciib. 
 
 OmniTormity, niiincior'meii. «. 
 Bie (rigeii|"diaft, ai\t Wrilalrcii jii \y\Hn. 
 
 Omnig-enous, oiiinidjcnus, not. 
 omnigenus) ailj. i>pit afUriei iUt (feiriiB). 
 
 Omniparent, numip'pa «ut, (\nt. 
 omiiiparensi adj. ^ adijebih-eiiB. 
 
 Omniparity, oiimepai iti , ((«u. 
 omiiis n. par) *. Bie flllflniifiiie Wliidjljcit. 
 
 Omnipercipience, omueper- 
 Mp'peeiise, (Om ii i p e re i p i e ii cy; (lot. 
 omiiis u. percipio) «. bie 'Ii3al)rni'l)iiiiiiij 
 ader Diiige. Moite. 
 
 Omiiipercipient , nmnepei xip'- 
 peciit . adj. -)\[M iv.U)nirl)iiu-uB. 
 
 <f mnipotence, oumip poieuse.) 
 
 OnmipOteitCy , omnip poien.se,) 
 (1). (. omnipoteiis) : I. Bie -JUlluad)! ((iipti 
 Ui) Baljet and) ? n. % fur Wwt |'clb|1. 2. i 
 Bie "JKlmadjt <Bcr Sicbc lo. 
 
 Omnipotent, nmnippotent, adj. 
 1. allm.id)rig. 2. t a(Imad)rig (Cicbc ic). - 
 «. Ber 9l(lina(()rige, B. 1;. ©lut. — Om- 
 ni p'ote ntn ess. «. Bie 31(liiiad)t. 
 
 Omnipotently, omiiippotlntli, 
 ade. a(lniad)tig. 
 
 flmuipresence, onmeprez'ense, 
 (0 III n ipres'e iicy; iliU. oinais u. prac* 
 sens) i. Bie 9lfIgrniiiiUiirt. 
 
 Omnipre8ent,omniprlx antjarfj. 
 atldrgeiiiuiirtifl. 
 
 Omnipreitential , omnipritea'- 
 aliai. adj. "JKlnigcniuart iii fid) fd)lif(jeiiB. 
 
 OmniiVC'ience, o>iiiii>.li'eeii.se, > 
 
 OmniKciency , oiiiiiiHii'eensc.i 
 (t). lat. oniiiit II. scio) t. Bie ^Hliuiffeiibeit. 
 
 OmniNcient, omuiiirecut.^ 
 
 ItmniMcious, oiuiiisli'u*, 5 
 afliuififuB. 
 
 Omnium omucum, ((at. 2B) «» 
 
m S Fale, ffir, fall, fat. Me, met. Tine, fin. N6, ii.Ove, n6r, got, 6il, cl^ud. Tiibe, tub, full. l//in, THIs. 
 
 OxMN 
 
 I. «) [endl. ©tnnt^-pnpicr()nii6c(] bii* Dm 
 nium. b) Die c\)ciiemird)iilt)ueri"d>rcif)mig. 1 
 i bit Siniuertl). 
 
 Omnivorous, oniniv'vorui, (tot 
 omnivorus) adj. SiiUci UtTJcfjrcnb 06. \>(V 
 fdjlurfeiib. 
 
 Ollioplaie, om'oplite, (jjr. omos 
 U. plalys) *. Mi <Bd)\iU(rbUUt . 
 
 Ollipliacine, oni'fasin, (gr. om 
 pliakinos) adj. nii5 iiiirfifeii ^rfid)trii nuo; 
 (jeprcfjt. , [gcM Dliyen 
 
 Onipliacine oil, bii6 DrI (\ui iin}cif' = 
 
 Oinpliucite, om'tasii, «. ['O^hiie^ 
 taicj.] ber Cinphncit. 
 
 Oinplialic, oiiifal'lik, (gr. om 
 plialos) adj jimi ?ifiln'l gi'hPriii- 
 
 Oinplialocele, nmfal'osele, (jjr 
 ouiplialos II. kele) 3. tn ?iilt'i'U'rUd). 
 
 Ollipiiuluptcr, oiii'falnpiur, ) 
 
 €>luplialoptic, omfalop'tik, ^ 
 ((^X. omphalos il. opiikos) «. [Dpt.] bit 
 Eiiife, ©lafliiife, bn6 SiiirenglnS. 
 
 Oinplialotoiiiy , omfalni'tomc. 
 (gr. oiiiplialos 11. temiio) «. [»21liat.] itv 
 9iii6fjrct)iuirrd)ii'.tt 
 
 Oiny, 6'nie. adj. f ivf'd). Rav 
 
 On , on . (nil ; 1)0(1. aaii ; got(). ana ; 
 (jr. ano; Inr. in) pmep. 
 
 1. Ollf. The house rests on its founda 
 tion. Rain fails — the earth. 
 
 2. (cin ^liiijufiMiinieii nnjrigcnb) niif. 
 Heaps on heaps; mischief— Diiscliief; lovs 
 
 — loss. 
 
 3. (biird) S5frt"if)ning niit ber D('rriliid)f) 
 Allf. To play on a liarp, a violin, or n 
 drum. 
 
 4. (nof)e 6ei) An. Philadelphia issituaied 
 on the Delaware. The fleet was — thi- 
 American coast. 
 
 5. (iini eiiirii loj] )ii ('C}eid)iuii) nn. On 
 the tirst of April, ntii erfttii 9lpvil. - mhi- 
 day at seven o" clock, ©oiiiimn? 7 Uljr. 
 
 6. (ein Sid), perlnfyeii Aii)ii3riijrii> oiif. 
 To depend on, to rely — a thing, firf) nilf 
 ©tivfifi I'crliiffeii , niif Griun^ biuieii; (biiI)or, 
 bcr Oiriinb eiiier ©iid)r) niif, iiuf... Ijin, 
 Ultter. He will cnvenani — certain con- 
 aideratiuns or conditions. Webster. 
 
 7. (ciiif 25crpfniibiiiin, S5iTpfIid)ning fin. 
 Jllbrllteil) nilf, bci. He affirmed or pro- 
 mised on his word, or on his honor. — his 
 honor, fliif &)rt , feci feiiicr (tljte. — his 
 word , nuf fein ilCwt. -pain of death, bfi 
 Jt'bcsftrfiff. - pain , bi'i ©triife. 
 
 8. (jiir 3fit POM, tuir 91iirpieliiii<j fliif fine 
 Mrfiltftc). ») bei. n the receipt of your letter. 
 
 — public occasions, the officers appear in 
 full dress or uniform. Weuster. bi bei 
 yVg(eid) lind)). On the ratification of the 
 treaty, the armies were disb.inded. Webster. 
 
 9. (ciiifii (icii'iiicii Sufiniib fiiijiijeifleiij in. 
 The heaven o n tire. 
 
 10. (bci fflffnljr PPll) bci. Hence, on thy 
 life, fort WW t)ii'r, brt ^rilltm eebeii. 
 
 11. (ill SBciieljuiifl fliif) ul>rr, mm (iwfiiii 
 mnit pen QiwM ribit so. Lady Morgan 
 on France, Snbi) WiTiiiiM ilbrr grtiiifrrid). 
 BenthaiB - laws, SJflirljiiui i>oii ten (!>)t: 
 fet^tn. 
 
 12. (bfi95rrivriiifd)uii<iciiic.)ril'rr, iiiii'. IIIn 
 
 blood be on U", and on our children . leiii 
 
 ©lilt fomiiu' I'lber iiinf ti. iibir iiiii'irt J»iu< 
 
 orsc 
 
 ber. Bible. — us be all the blame, Aiif itn^ 
 liege bie gf.iiie Sc^ulb. Sorrow — thee! 
 roeijt bir! 
 
 13. (eiuen Ihril, Uitter|'d)ieb it. nnjei. 
 genb). On one side and — the other, nuf 
 eiiier u. itt fiiiHiTii ©eite, eineriVitd ii. aiu 
 bterfeitS, I'cu Dcr eiuen ii. niibern ©rite. - 
 our part, imrercrfi'itfi , fi'ir uiiiVrii ll^eil. 
 
 14. fiir at. Shak. 15. " uft fur in, J. 2J. 
 on life, nui £ebcu. 
 
 16. fiir of; luie on it, on't, fur of 
 it; ). SS. 1 heard notliinj; on't, ic^ t)orte 
 9iid)t^ bni'Oll. The gamester has a poor 
 tiaueon't. 6er ©pielrr guviimt iiid)i I'iel 
 Dfibei. (Dicfer GJcbriUid) ill ji't>t 6.) 
 
 17. Upon luirb Iliit on gliid)bcbfiiteiib 
 gi'braud)t, oft jierlid) u. Ijiiufig unii5(l;igi'r 
 2i3ei|e. 
 
 n shore, 1. nu5 Ufer, am Ufcr. 2. geflrnn 
 bet (i>. ©d)iffen). - the door, nu i>b. nuf ber 
 ihure. - the road, nuf Ob. nil ber ©trnpe. — 
 higli, brobCll i l)iltnuf. From - high, poll obeti 
 Ijernb. - the way, nuf bem aiiege. — the 
 left hand, right hand, Jlir £illfeil, dltd)> 
 ten. - foot, I. HI gii^e. 2. i in ©niig, im 
 '.iiaiige. - horsebaok, ju ^ferbe; to go — 
 
 liori.eback, rcifeil. To be — one's way, Un» 
 tiTiut'g^ fein. VVhiiher - thy way so fast? 
 luoljiu fo rd)nrn bf^ 2i5rge» ? - the.se con- 
 iliiions, uiUiT Oirfeii 2.>ibiiiguiigfu. - more 
 easy terms, lllltrr liid)tei'n 55rbilli)lingcil. 
 
 - a sudden. ploi)lid). - the aleit, nilf bCr 
 
 S?ut, ill eiiii'iii Suilniibe ber ll^idjiamfeit 
 ob. iljiuiijftir. - fne, I. in Ji^i'T. 2- i '" 
 g-fllir; to become - tire, fid) trl;iljeil. — 
 ihe wing, I. iiii <}liige. 2. i a) ill 3)eii)e> 
 giiiig cb. ll^iiiigfrit. b) fid) eiuffrneub. - 
 purpose, mit SleiQ. — the contrary, im 
 (i>igelitl)eile. To have compassion - any 
 one, iiur (S-incm 'iHiirlfibrii Ijat'tii. To think 
 
 - any one, nil ClIU'll tinfi'll. 
 
 On, udv. ((iirfli'iifiiij V. off. jpeiui t6 
 fine ilnriiljriiiig niir ber ©rite eimr ©nd)e 
 aiijiigr; ii ©rgenfnij i>. under, off ob. with- 
 in, lofiiii te rinc aHrnhniiig nut ber Dberi 
 tiiid)c eiiur ©iid)e nnbeiiiet). 1. uit 25ev6iii> 
 Ming mit 3'"itu)i!^rferiu nn, nuf, j. 3J. 
 put — , niiffi'tjen; he has his hat — , er l)flt 
 ffinen put nuf; to have -, nnljnPen, um 
 Ijobeii, fiuftjnbeu; hi. shoes are -, er 1)1 
 t>c\(t)ui)tt ; er l;nt feiiie ©d)iil)e nn. 2. fort, 
 iveitcr ; j. 9). to go -, fortijrl}eii. Lead -, 
 Ititc un«! 3. lueiter, feruor ; }. S. And 
 --. line fo ii'eiter ob. forr. 4. tfie gorfbrnicr 
 riiifr 4'<i"bluug niitiubrt'irfen) fort; j. ^. 
 Sleep fd)liifct fori; say -, iimd)t fort, 
 fnl)ret fort; to sing -, fortiliigen, forifnljreii 
 )ii fiiigfii; to work-. fortnrUeirrn ; to write 
 -, forifc^reibcii; to play -, fortrpirlcn. 
 
 Tc be neither on nor off, 1. f ill Uliorbi 
 nuiig fein (o. iJleittru). 2. i uufd)li"if|ig, 
 iinrnt|"d)loiTen fein. 
 
 On, inleri. 1. oomn ! oonvnrtf ! bnrnii! 
 bnrniif! 2. i iDciier. (frifd)! bnrnn ! 
 
 Cheerly on! friid) l>oriunrt6! - then! 
 
 Onager, onajur, (int. W.) *. 
 
 loOOl.l for S'-''*''''- 
 
 4tnani.«lli , ^'nanii^m. (nild) Ona'- 
 n i a) (0. Onan; t. JiicSelbriOeflcff uiig.Onniiie. 
 
 4^U('<t, wiin^e, (nllfr. oiicj adv. I. 
 
 iiiiil, a) orrninid , rlu•^rm. bj * terriitjl. 
 2. eiiimni, a; em ciujtgee 'JXni. bj eiiimni 
 
 OiNE 
 
 (wenn nuc^ nic^t mehr). c) u'ltncfl) }. 95. All 
 
 at -, at -, a.) nuf fintnnl, plot)li(ft. (i) jiu 
 
 gleic^ (,}u fllcid)cr3eio. d) (jur 2>er|lnrfuiifl 
 
 fines 9Serbotc5 ic.) j. 93. - for all, em fut 
 
 ndcmnl. 
 
 2. a) Trees that bear mast are fruitful 
 
 but once in two years. Bacoii. b) The 
 
 mind — tainted with vice, is prone to 
 
 grow worse and worse. 
 
 Once more, noi^ eiiimnl. More than—, 
 mel;rmnl«. 
 
 i'rov. Once on shore, we pray no more, 
 l;nt mnn'* erinngt, luirb nid)t mft)r gebnnft. 
 
 Once luirb luie ein *. grl'niud)t, ivenn 
 bemfi'Ibcn this ob. tliat oorniigel;t, j. td. 
 This-, bicfi eine^nl; that-, tai fine 
 'TOnl. ^ [uiiie. 
 
 Once, onse, (fr. 2B.) *. [3doI.] Mt 
 
 Ouding:, IDertl.J fall of raiu or 
 snow. 
 
 One, wun, (nngelf. an, aen, fr. un; 
 Int. unus; f}o(I. een; fd)n>. en; (an. ea, 
 een; 'ii\. einn; xe. un oD. yn ; gr. hen; ir. 
 an. aon)nrf;. I.(bcr3n()l nod)) ein, eine, ein; 
 (ol;nc ein bnrniif folgenfei ijiiuprivort) eiii«. 
 2. cin, einer, eine, eiii« (Ofrri1)ift)eii; CS3fgen» 
 fn^ p. another). 3. ciiier (ooii jiueieii), Her, 
 bie, bn4 eine (OJegrnintj p. other). 4. eiiitf 
 (iingetljfilf, Derfelbe). 6. ein6 (eiiierlfi, gici^)* 
 guliig). 6. ein, cine, ein (eiiiiig in ("eincr ^xi, 
 berrelbe). 7. (nl6 $nuptiuorr) a) ^imniie, 
 ©luer, (fine; (m\<^ in bfr ^3Wrl;rial;l) j. 9). 
 the great ones of the earth, bie Oixft^tn 
 ber QxH ; they came with their little ones, 
 fie fnmen mit il;ren ^leiiien, iviiitern. b) 
 tnnn, (I G-iner, j. 93. one sees, man jlel^t; 
 -knows, mnn lueig (iwie ini SJrnnj. on 
 voit, on salt; urrpruiigl. fngte mnn: man 
 sees, man knows, man brought, niigelf. 
 man brohte. man brad)te>. 8. (alS adv.") eiiitf 
 (eiiie* ©inneS;; at -, eiuig. 9. f fur any. 
 10. (nIS Slrtifel) ein (=r any ob. some; oft 
 \\i\A) in 95eiicl;uiig nuf ein oornllgel;en^e5 
 ipniiptiuort , im ting. n. ^/.>. 11. \ ob. J 
 (irgenb ein) geii)i&; j. !B. —Mr. Price, ein 
 gnvifTer iperr ^rice; — colonel Feign well, 
 ein geioifi'er iObcrft Jeigniuefl. \l. in 3iu 
 inmnunff^ungcn, j. SB. --handed, riiH 
 l;niibig. 
 I. Tiiere Is o n e sun only in our system of 
 
 planets. Two thousand And — . 2. it is — 
 thing to promise, and another to ful« 
 
 fill (ti ifl fill Ding }ii ofrrprfd)en, iiiiO 
 
 ein nnbfrfi, fein 9Sirrprrd)fti iii (^.ilren;. 
 
 3. Ask from — side of heaven to th« 
 other. Bible. 4. The church is there- 
 fore — , though the members msy b* 
 many. Peaksox. 8. Tlie kin; resolved 
 io keep F'erdinand and Philip at - witb 
 themselves. Bacon. 10. You will - day 
 repeut of your folly. Webster. — 
 Yiiur breakfast will be a disturbed — , 
 
 <Cjl)r 5rril)iiri(f iwirb Q'^in-i lufrbcn, 6i« 
 
 ivrrbfii in 0')^"" '5''"l)i"'rf' gifiorr i»er» 
 
 tf 11 >. Give mc .M>me good one ■ 
 
 (gcbeii ©if niir giirr, inni Pen giiten). 
 
 One day, 1. ciiicf Ingd (All einem >ie< 
 
 u'ifTfii iage). 2. ciiii-^ iagr^ (eiiijl). -of 
 
 (hcse days, tiefer Inge. - knave, ein fin» 
 
 liijriS -))iNll ©d>nrfe. Siiak. The last but — , 
 
 fir 25orlil)re. - thing, baS G'ine, CPin^. - 
 
 and all, n(le uiib jebc, ninniiigli4). To be - 
 
 I 
 
F&le. far, fall, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, ii6r, »&l, 6il, r|6dd. Tithe, tub, Tdll. t/«in, Tllin. 610 
 
 ONE 
 
 aad all with a man, 5lflf* 6ei ©inem gflten. 
 - by -, Qwn Uill ^cll 91llBetii. -or other, 
 btt ffinf pB« ^fr 9lti»e«; - time and an- 
 other time, bnlt) ... ba\i. - thing or other, 
 fiuf oDrt tie fliitiete ®act)f. Every -, tin 
 3fDet. Such a-, ^fr un6 ^er, bie iiiib 6if, 
 fD ©iiur , fp &tne , folii) (Jiiitr. - and the 
 .Mnie, fill line tb(\\ttx\t[bt. Any-, 1. 
 Oemanft, irgciib (Finer. 1. (mit 6nranf fol = 
 gcntcm *.) irgeiiB tin. - of>. - o'clock, nil 
 Uhr, eiiK. A» - man. aUt jurnmuifit, till: 
 (liinmia. All under-. nlU jiuilnct), niif till, 
 m.il. Wilh-nccord, filiniuil)iij- In -. U«! 
 ftiit. At -, fiiiiij; t» be at - wiih oneS 
 .elf. mit fiAielbrt cimg ftin. To keep them 
 Ri - with thruitelve* , iim 6eii '{Jrirttn 
 jivnefeeii iljnrii «iiirti1)t Jii rr^.ilteii.^ To 
 bring forth young one», OmiflC flfbnrrn , 
 h.rf.11, lurtfeu. 'Ti. all - to me, ti ill mir 
 riiifrlf i. He make. - of them, tr .jel)6ri mir 
 t>i)U. It i» twenty to - it will happen, lllrtli 
 frtiiii ironiijifi flrof" «'i'* »'""«' ^'^« '* 
 (jritt>rl)ni witt. - «i''' «'•• »"«f' '"' ^""^' 
 I'tfcmtrf, 6iirrf)r(f)iiini>A- 
 
 One another, rimitiBer. To a»»i«t -. 
 fiiiniicrr beiflfl)r». To contend with -, iim 
 rni.iiiter haetrii. We learn of -, wir Irr. 
 tttll well eilwliDrr. One mi»cliief on the 
 urck of a n o t h e r . nil Uiifllurf iHil »>!* rtlt= 
 tftt. Commanding one anotUer'a for- 
 tune* etc. , Q\\\tr uttv 1>ti •JUiiserii SSfrmo. 
 (Jill DcrfuOfi'O «• The coins one with an- 
 other, weigh etc., 6ie >»li"iiijcn lu.igni, 
 (iiie ill iit nii6»re ic Taking one place 
 with another, eiiK 'BltUt ill 6ie nnetre 
 (jrrtd)iiet. 
 
 Ai one would hare it, Iind> TOimrd). 
 By one'« own choice, flli< tigfiirr 2i>ill)l. 
 One'i «elf, fid); to purge oue*» .elf, 
 fid) rc<t)tfrrtiflni. To live according to oue'» 
 Ckiate, iind) friiirm einfomiiifii Irbeii. 
 
 One-berry, [ SJotJ bit Qmbtttt. -- 
 blade, (95ot.) bai G-inbUnt. --edged. 
 [»ot.l nut rine Stantt t)tibtub. --eyed, 
 
 eiiiniiflia- . , , • i 
 
 Oneirocritic, 6n(r6krit'iik, (gr. 
 
 oneirot It. kritikok) t. 1. Dtr IrflunibClltrr. 
 J. eir Suii|l Irniinif aii«)uUgcn, irnunu 
 (cuteruiifl. 
 
 Oneirocritic, ^ ^ ^ 
 
 Oneir»»criticttI, AnJrAkriftekal.V 
 
 OuirOCritiCf unirokr't iik, ; 
 
 adj. I. trniiiiitinirnii). i. l-WiD-] uoii btn 
 Irniimeii btr ^iroiifeii l)frGciioiiimn» (3«i< 
 d^rii). 
 
 Oneiromancy 9 onirom'manii, 
 (gr. oneirok u. mauteia; «. bit >21}a^rraglllig 
 aui Iraimieii. 
 
 Oueiiieiit, wun'mant, «. t bit 
 tit ©iiii)nt. Hai.1,. 
 
 OneneMS, wun'ues, «. bit &inl)eit. 
 
 Our God i> one, or rather very one- 
 ness. HooKEa. 
 
 OnerMry^ on'nsrrarre, (Int. one- 
 rarius) adj. idjlbiu (iiiiii ^niltrngrn tiiiigiid; 
 Ob- brniiiiiiir), Snfl... 
 
 OnerMtCy on'nerrAte, (Int. onero ) 
 w.u. 1. f bdnbeii, b(lA|Uii. 2. i bei'(t)ivernt, 
 
 4>neration, onneiasliun, t. bit 
 ©fiflMing, 5Brliiiliiii,i, 5bf!iiAigiiiig. 
 
 OuerUUM) du'neius, (1. onerosus) 
 
 i 
 
 OOL 
 
 I'dJ. I. Inftig, bfft^merlict*. i. [ Scota' law] 
 lailig, berd>ivcr(iib. 
 
 Oneyers, on'm'ura, (ver&crbt an6 
 
 oni, onereiur nisi habeat suflicienteui ex- 
 onerationeiu?) t. pi -f 9{c4)illlligil<eAillte 
 iin bet ©tiintdfiiffe, 9{nitiiiei|ler. Shak. 
 
 Oiirall, [Oi-rri j attack. 
 
 Ouioii, un'yun, (fr. oignon; tat. 
 unio) I. bie 3>viebr(. 
 
 Oukutuinyv onkottomi, (gr. ogkos 
 
 temno) «. ( Gl;ir.J bit ^ei't^ivurijjfiiuiig, 
 bev i»ft(<>iui'ir|(J)iiiit. Ifiiiiifl- 
 
 €>nly, oue'le, (Aligrlf. aenlic; adj. 
 
 Only bill, [:(>Aiib(lj t>rr (Sulaiuc(^rcf. 
 
 Only, adu. I. iittr, biog. 2. niiiig. - 
 begotten son, eiii riii^igrr ®i>l)ii, ber (^iii' 
 grbortiit. 3. (|1. e»c*pt> aiieer. Shak. 
 
 Not only, but etc., i\\(i)t aUtitt, \'o»' 
 bcrii tc. 
 
 OllOCrotal, onnokr&ial, (gr. ono. 
 krotaios> t. bit Siiffcignnd , brr ^eliran. 
 
 OuOIIiailGy f on'nomaukC , (gr. 
 onoai.t U. mauteia) i. t>a6 iU3ill;r|'ngtll HU6 
 btn ibuitnliibtii tnH6 9t.inieii4. 
 
 OuuiiiaiitiCf oiinoiuau'iik, 
 
 OuMiliailtical ^ onn6uian'l«kal 
 adj. aui bni 9taiiini ii>ni7<igriib. 
 
 iluuiiiatupe, on u6aiai6pi-> 
 
 Onuinatupy, y 
 
 onoinaiopoiia; t. 1. eO^rnnttli.] bit iOnuiiiOi 
 ici'poit, ^Uiigiiadjiit^iiiiiiig, Kiaiigiiiid)i>iliiuiig. 
 i. rill '^ort , bad tint ivhVt ^laiigiiiict^t?!!^ 
 bung (iill;iiU. 
 
 Ouset, onset, «. 1. btr (ttinbli(()ti 
 •Jliif.ill, •iliif.i^, "Hiiflnif. i. I btt 4111(1x11. 3. 
 btr 'Jlninno- *• IDtrii.) btr iStia?, •iiunn?- 
 2. The impetuous o u » e t ot grief. 
 
 Philips. 
 
 To give • fresh onset, ut>ii >7trutni an: 
 grtiftii. 
 
 Onset, ». a. t anrtOrn i aiifangtii. 
 
 OuMlaUf^Ilt, OUklawt, (u. on u. 
 slay) *. t P'r 'ilni.id, -ilnar.ff. HtoiBRAs. 
 
 OuMteatl, iJDtrtl.J the buildiugH 
 on a tar m. 
 
 OlltoIojIfiC, ontolod jik , ^ }^, 
 
 Olltuiog:iCUl, oniuloil j«kal,y '' 
 
 [■:)>t)iiL>f.] uiiti'ieiiiia), iuiienlfl;rig. 
 
 Oittuloffi-t* f ouioi loji»t , «. btr 
 
 Diiroleg. 
 
 OutolUfCy V outol'loje, (gr. onta li. 
 logo*; *. iiJJoilDi'.] bit Dntulogit , 2Utftii. 
 icljrt. 
 
 Oll^vard, on'wird, (atigtlf. oni^ 
 
 ward, andweard; ad». I. Utirivartd. 2. vur: 
 
 ai\6; writ. 3. wcifcr, ftrntr. 
 
 1. Not one looks backward, onward 
 
 still he moves. Pope. 
 
 Directly onward, gcrabt fort. To come 
 -, l)trbnfuilinuil. So far - of his way etc.. 
 I'd lurit oii( ftiiuiu ^((le uorgniiift sc. 
 
 Ou^vard , adj. l. uorai'ri'irft, vvv= 
 rucfi'iis. 2. iiermtljrr, oerbi'iTrrt. 3. leirnib. 
 
 €lu«vartlllf ou'»ard.c, ude. lui'iti'r, 
 (I'lrDtr. 
 
 Oliyclia, on'neka, (l<. gr. onyx) «. 1. 
 H brr -iUiii;r>iurt). 2. lO^riiunilg.) ter Oiii)c. 
 
 49nyxy u'niks. on'nliis, «. [0)tiiirriiiti.j 
 
 ber D\n)f. l^J>l■ril•I^ulc cJlvr iBdjm-ifrin. 
 
 Onyx-aUell. [ Diiltiirg. ] bit blaiir 
 
 Oulite, iVoliie. ujr. oun II. lilhos) s. 
 l'3J?iiiccalg.J ber "AVgciiilcn, Ooiii, Dcliti;. 
 
 OPE 
 
 Ooze^ uuze, (^ va«e; anQtlf. waea, 
 35nutr) *. 1. ber ©cfjliimiii. 2. ber dang* 
 iVime, rnnftt)^u$lauf, ^Ibflng; CIucII.Priob. 
 
 3. bit Si.'>t;brijf}e. [abjtitMen, t^iiijlitgtii. 
 Ooze, r. n. I'rtiift Hieecii, nbiiiuttii, 
 OuzineSS, uu'iienes, a. bit ©(^laiH* 
 
 iiiigfeic. 
 
 Oozy, oo'ze, a4f. rttlatnniig. 
 
 Opacate, opa-kate, (lat. opaeo) 
 ». a. t Ufrbimfelii, bti'ctiiUtrii. 
 
 Opacity , opa>'.s«ie, (Int. opacitas) 
 t. I. bit Uiiburitric^tigftit (tints Jtorptrc). 
 J. bit Diiiifell)eit. 
 
 OpaCOiiS, 6pi'kus, (Int. opacua) 
 ndj. I. uiiburct^Miljtig. 2. bniifil, |£<>attig, f, 
 Opak e. 
 
 Opacousnesn, &pi'kusnes, «. (it 
 lliibiirctx'ictrigfeit ; Cunrcll)eir. 
 
 Opali, o'pa, «. tint 'lift ^iid). 
 
 Opake, opake'. dar. opaeus) adi, 
 I. [-"^l;!)!'.! uiibiir(l)ri(<>rig. 2. t»i\ttl. 
 
 OpakeneSM , opake net , «. ' I. 
 1 ^i)\)i.\ bit aiiburcOfid^tiiireit. 2. bit !Dnni 
 felt)nt. 1 iiernlg.l ber Dpal. 
 
 Opal, &'pal, (liu. opaliis) I. (<D?i« 
 
 Opalesceuce, upalet'sense, t. 
 fa6 (Spitltii (tints @tiiiirS> nut uieltii 
 jnrbeii. [mit uirleii JJiirbeii iVitltnb. 
 
 €lpalc%SCeilt , <Spal«t->aiit , adj. 
 
 Opaline, Opaline, o'lj. jiim Opal 
 i|cl)urig, opulanig. |al;iili(i; iiin(t)eii. 
 
 Opaiize, 6'palue. v. a. bem Dpa( 
 
 Opaque, r. Opake. 
 
 Opa«|uene88, \. Opakenesi. 
 
 Ope, »pe. adj. « l". open. 
 
 4>pe, ». a. 2 \. open. (laub. 
 
 €lpe-land, ope-land. t. bn« 'atfer' 
 
 ftpeil , 6'pn. (aiigrli'. open; I^pH. 
 open; filjlU. Open; effnu mlj. I. pffni (lli(t)t 
 ptrr(t>loi7en^ , unter offnieiii Sligel. 2. pjfen 
 (ousgcbrciret , 3lrnie>. 3. pfftu (^attn, 
 ■Jiljebe, giil)r}eiig),unbebcrtr, biop cSufen jc), 
 
 4. pffrii, frii («Jflb , 6rrn0eic.), fret pom 
 Q-iie (gliig ic), frei cJUiSful)!, Suft). 5. t 
 a) pfftii ((Strait to, pffi-iitiiri). b> iptii^, 
 milD laOttter); gcliiibe (iUiiitrr). o fiar, 
 I'ffrr.bar. dj pffeii (erfiarr, S-eliibidjaft Jo. 
 e) I'tftii (i)c(l, flnr, 3Jlicf to. f) pfftn 
 ioffenI)rriig , freimutijifl , gfraiJiliiiiig). g) 
 I'iJfii (bereit ju Ijoreii, Dljreiu. h) otftii (un> 
 i'crd)fiijt, ifniiO ic); blofsgriledt, auS.u'feOt. 
 i) pjfen (niifnifrffaiu). j) ( .^anbel ) pjfrn, 
 liUifenb (9{rct>i>iin<) Ji-'.). k) i^ffiii, iiit^t ge* 
 l'c()li>lTen (P. Deb.uteii). 1> liqiiib itSd^nibeit). 
 
 5. f) Hath left nie open to all in- 
 juries. Shak. g> Tliine eyes are open 
 upon all the ways of the sons of men. 
 
 BiBLB. 
 
 A question open for discussion, [^iir> 
 liinieiirfiVr.] eiiie pffeiie Sriige , eiiie 'iJrage, 
 lupctiber bebartirr lver^en faiiii. In - war, 
 in - arms, in i>ffniem Krirge. In tlie - air, 
 ill btr frcieii Suft, iiiitrr freieni ipinimel. — 
 sale, bie prfi'iulid)e SScriUiijrniiig ; btr ge< 
 ridjtlidjtaScrfniif. An - policy, cine iiiitnrirtt 
 •JSi'lije. In - court, pjfriirlirt) pit (iJrrid)!. A 
 little -, giil)iiciib, f.nffntb (P. Il>iircii ic). 
 The - world, bie ipi'ite iiSilr. Willi - force, 
 mit bripaffiietrr ijiiub, iiiit otfrntr (aeiPiiit. 
 
 To set open, ojfueil. To throw—, p|f» 
 iirii. To lie - to etc.. (liif.)'!''')' """• < etlirr 
 Sad^e;. To lay -, ingi'ii, burliQca. Xo 
 
aid Fafp. far, fall, fat. Mr, met. Flnp, fin. ]N6, move, nor. g6t, oif, clbud. Tube, tub, ftill. [fnn THis. 
 
 OPE 
 
 keep one's body open^ ^en Sf t6 rffen ^nrtcn. 
 To keep - table , off fiie Iiifel Ij.irteii. To 
 keep - house. 5cbertiiiinn ill feiiiem ipaiifc 
 lUlflfTen. To be — Willi any port, [iWrtr.i 
 Dor &em pffeiu-n 5pnfeii fiin. As long a« bis 
 eyes are — , fo Inng cr lebti\ ivirB, feiii 2c 
 6rn Iiilli]. To have an — account with ... 
 in 3{erf)ium(i (Ifljen mit ... 
 
 Open -arte, t>ic ^Kifpef. --eyed, 
 n)nd)|otii, lauernB. — handed, frcigctig. 
 --headed. barfSppg. --hearted, rffen: 
 f)eT}i(). — hearted n ess, tie Dffcil: 
 J)rrjtGfeit. — mouthed. 1. mit rffincni, 
 nufgerverrtem OJiiintJe i>Dt:r TOniil. 2. i 
 flicrifl. 
 
 Opeilf i'pn. (nitgefr. openian; i)Oll. 
 
 openen ; fdjlU. opna; [iffnen ) v. a. 1. § 
 
 tffiifii. 2. cffiitii, fliiftnac^eii (ten Wiiiibic), 
 
 entfifgeln , erbredjen (ciiieii XJrief), oiiiTrf)liC' 
 
 gen, eroffiien. 3. [(Fijir.] i^ffiieii ((53erd)iuure, 
 
 6ic alter). 4. jerll^eiieii , fpnltcn; im p"»*. 
 
 bcrlten. 5. ['ffiieii (o. 5?iiiberiiiffcii, umii Q-i\t 
 
 fcefrcieii, 'iH3fge, guide jc. ). 6. i a) begin; 
 
 nen, niifniigeii (fine ©iirtje). b) eutfecffii, 
 
 erfffiien, jeigeit, befniiiit iiitidten. c) fffiirn, 
 
 fliiffdjliegen (jViii ^erj jo. d) offneii , er^ 
 
 finrcn , ninjlcgcn , tHTi'nbnreii. e) triiffiieii 
 
 (Uuterl)niibliingeii, eiiieii 5-cIt»jiig, tn6 ^cutx 
 
 fluf ben geinb jc.). 
 
 4. The earth was opened in many places 
 
 by an earthquake; a rock is opened 
 
 by blasting. 6. a} Homer opens hii 
 
 poem with the utmost simplicity and 
 
 modesty. 
 
 To open an account, [^anbcr] ein 
 jtcnto cri^ffuen. To — any one a credit with 
 ... [ij)anbel] ©iueni itrebit nufiuirfen bei ... 
 To — the vein, |iir 9IDer hlffen. To — the 
 haibor. [TOar.] wv brm rffcncn ifiiifen fein. 
 To - the trenches. ('TOilit.) tie Srtiifgvflben 
 eriiffnen. To - the files, (»J)iilir.) fcie twites 
 bcr offiien. To - the body, liijriren , <Btui)U 
 flfllig l>erfd)ilffen. To — trees at tlie root. 
 -f4initMvirrl)rd).) iBmniie ntn 5"B"J bfinrfen. 
 
 Open, V. n. 1. -F fid) i^<jfnen, fid) nnf; 
 
 tljnii, nufgcljca. 2. fid) C^tf;ifn, rtiift'lnfjcn (ii. 
 
 ©lumen ). 3. i a) tie ©it^ung, ©itjiingen 
 
 i*5ffnrn. b) fid) jeigen (jii errri)fincn anfaiu 
 
 fell), c) fliifniigi-n, bi-ginnen. 4. [SBnibmiVr.] 
 
 «iifd)lagfn, belirn (u. i^niibeii). 
 
 3. b) As we sailed round the point, the 
 
 harbor opened to our view. Webster. 
 
 c) Sales of stock opened at par. 
 
 To open upon any one, © (finen auS' 
 fd!inrtl)en. 
 
 ikpeiier, 6'pni'r. *. l. ber Deffner, 
 G-iiicr, ber ^:^ffner. 2 i ber 91iifieger, (S-rflas 
 rer, Cffnibdrer. 3. G-tmn^, tai jertl)eilt, ber 
 3irtl)eilfr. Boyle. 4. [>y]itb.] ba6 eroffnenbe 
 9Kittel. 
 
 Opening-, A'pnjng, #. i. bic Drff= 
 ming (b<i5 Sod)); [*}Ird)it.] ta6 t'id)t, bie 
 genflerpffuuitg. 2. ( >War. ) bie Dnrd)fnl)rt, 
 ®ii(^t. 3. tK\& Irtgrn (tie rriTe eTfd)rinung). 
 4. bie (Sri'fTnnng, i>iniiirifuiig, 5?iiibeiifunii. 
 3. The opening of your glory was like 
 that of Ilglit. Dk\uen. 
 
 Opening of the navigation, bi1$ '}liif: 
 jjeyn ber ®d)ifffnhrt. 
 
 Ouenly , o'pule , adv. 1. rffrn, 
 lifenriid). i. i>fTfnb(\r. 3. i^fjtw , rfffnl;crjig, 
 (rri ^nau6. (>t)ue ^iiidijalt. 
 
 OPH 
 
 Openness, o'pnnes, «. i. bie Df= 
 
 fen()ctt, ber offcneSiiffiinb (einef SiinbeS lo. 
 2. 1 a) bie Dffenl)eit, aiiifrid)rigfeit, DfftMi: 
 I)erjigfeit. b> bie Deutlid)(eit, .ftlarljeit (ciiicr 
 'lliifiuort K.). c) bie uiigcn)5I)iiri(^e "JKilbe, 
 -OTilbigfeit , ©elinbigfeit , ia3eic^l)eit (bee 
 "Sietterfi ic). 
 
 Openness of countenance, ba6 offene 
 IDefen, [«. bie Oper. 
 
 Opera, op'pira, (it., fr. u. fp. iii.) 
 
 Opera-basket, eine 3Irt JJiigfiffen in 
 ben Sogen. -glass, ber Operngnrfer ^Hrt 
 Jernglrtfi). - house, ba» Dpernl)nu4 
 
 Operable, opperabi.arfj.f tljnuitd). 
 
 Operant, oppliaut, adj. f I'lr 
 tljarigfeif biflimmt, luirfcnb; luirfinm. 
 
 Operate, op'perate, (int. operor; 
 
 fr. opcrer) v. n. I. f ll. i ivirfen (on, upon, 
 
 iiiifi. 2. [(El)ir.] operireu. 3. (»lKeb.J luicfen 
 
 (u. airjeneien). 
 
 1. Sound operates upon the auditory 
 
 nerves through the medium of air . . . 
 
 The virtues of private persons — but 
 
 on a few. Atterbury. 
 
 Operate , ». a. l. bemirfen. 2. 
 l6l;ir.j ppenren. 
 1. The same cause would operate a 
 diminution of the value of slock. 
 
 Hamilton. 
 
 Operatical , opplrat'ekal , atij. 
 jur DpiT gi'ljijrig. 
 
 Operation , opplrrA'shun , (lat. 
 opciatlo) «. 1. bie ^irfiiiig (on, nnf). 2. 
 i»B?eb.] bie aBirfniig ceiiur 'Jlrjcnei). 3. (in 
 ber 6l)eniie, S))tetn(liirgie Zi.i tin$ a5erfiil)ren, 
 bie 9Serrid)tung. 4. bie Dperatirn , lliiter- 
 ncf)miiiig; (ipanbeie.) Dptrntion , bn5 (Se; 
 fd)nft^iinrernel;iuen. 3. 1 (Ei)ir.] bie Dpera; 
 lion , ^iintlji'ilfe. 6. bie "iijirfiing (Veiue 
 gnngen ciner Wafdjiierie, tint6 pl;i)fifi1)en 
 iti>rprr^). 
 4. Military or naval operations. 
 
 Webster 
 
 Without the assist.ince of manual 
 
 operation, phlie bie i^iiinb Jlir ^iilfe jn 
 
 neljmen. [frnb, rljiitig, luirffrtin, frnfiig. 
 
 Operative, op'jjenaiiv, adj. >uir: 
 
 Operative, *• (iiuiberne^ 2Borf) 
 ber^ilrbeitcr (bcfoiifiT^ in eintr'OKannfiifrnr). 
 
 €>perator, op'peiraiur. *. 1. (S-iner, 
 ber, bns, m\i luirfr, tijaiig i(t, eine iUirfniig 
 (;eroor6riiigt. 2. [ Sl)ir. ) ber Dpeniteur , 
 >li5unbnr}t, ainjifnnrjt, 3nl)iinrjt. 
 • Operctilate, oper'Uuiate, (Oper*- 
 culaied) adj. [ isot.] bcbccfelt, mit ciiieni 
 Derfet VCnV()fn. — O per 'culi form, adj. 
 berfelnrtig , bie ffle flalt eine« Derfi'16 l)abenb. 
 
 Operculum, oper'kulum, (lat. 
 233. > *. ['3ict.] ber Dcrfel. 
 
 Operose, opperrose', (J. operosus) 
 adj. nu'lljl'iim. 
 
 Operusenesj* , opplrr^se'ncs, t. 
 bie "Wiiljfninfeit. [Iljiitigfeit. 
 
 €>per<»sity, oppcrros'siie, *. t bie 
 
 Opetitie, opeiide. (l>. ope n. tide) 
 t. bie olte 9Sfrmn()liitig#jeit pen ©pipljiiitiaa 
 bif '5lfd)ermirfmpd). 
 
 Opilidian, offd'dean, (gr. ophls) 
 adj. \i\ ten ®d)liiiigen gehorig. 
 
 Opiiiiiion, ofid'cieiiu, «. [9?atiirg.] 
 ber ©d)lMi(iinnrd). 
 
 Opiliul4»(fic, oiiolod'jik, (Ophio- 
 
 OPI 
 
 logical) adj. ppl)io(pgird), jur iBdfian^tn* 
 bfutreibimg gclu^rig. 
 
 Opiiiulo;;:i.<it, ofiol'lojlst, «. brt 
 Sd)Mn,ienfnnbu).', Di'l)ioio.]. 
 
 Opiiiulojfy, ofiolloje. (gr. opbis 
 II. logos)*, bie ©d)l(ingciibefd)reit'un.), Dpl)iD» 
 logif- 
 
 Opiiioinancy, ofiomniansc. (gr. 
 opliis u. iiiaiiieia) t. tie ©d)laiujeiiiuiil;r» 
 uigiing. ©rtjliiiiiemi'iihrriigfrei. 
 
 OpiliOiiiorpilite, otjamdr'fite, 
 t. ber ©c1)liiMgfiirtriii. 
 
 OpiliOiUOrpIlOUS , ofiomor'fus, 
 (gr. opiiis II. nioipiie) n,lj. rd)Miigeiirtrtig. 
 
 OplliOpiia^OUS, ^liof'tagiis, (gr. 
 
 ophis II. pliago) adj. rrt)ioiigenfref|i-iib. 
 
 Opilite, n'llie, igr. nphis) adj. )U 
 
 einer ©rt)l.iiige geljorig, ©c^ian.jen... 
 Opilite, f ,^. 
 
 OpiUtes,6fJtU,;'- t^-erfllfl.J 
 
 ber Dpl)it ©d)lnngen|lein. Ceinflrin. 
 
 OpiliucllUS, oliu'kiis, (gr.) «. 
 
 ['Jlflron.j ber sajKiiigi'iitriiiier. 
 
 OpiltliaiuiiC, npi/ial'mik, (p. gr. 
 opIiihalinosiaW/'. opl)tl)iilimrd),''Jiiigen ... - j. 
 f 05 *!liigeninitrel. — O p ii i h a I m o g'r a p h y, 
 (0. gr. grapbo) s. bic 'Jliigi'iiUei"d)reibung. — 
 
 — p ll t ll a 1 ni o s ' c o p y , (gr. skopeo) 4. 
 tie 91iigeiiberd)iiiinng, ^ugentiiituiig. 
 
 Opiitiialiny, opi/ialm^ , «. bic 
 'iliigciientjuntiing. 
 
 Opiate, opcat, (fr. <33.) #. i. (el)e. 
 mali) tie (I'linfte) Siiriuerge. Parr. 2. bii« 
 Opint, ©d)laf.-, &inrd)iaferung«inittel. 3. t 
 ii\6 ©infc^jlnffriing^mirtel. 
 3. They chose atheism as an opiate. 
 
 BCMTLEY. 
 
 Opiate, adj. 1. r einfc^lafernb. 2. ± 
 einrit)bifVrnb. Miltow. 
 
 OpiHce, op'pefls, ((. opificium) «. 
 t bie ipaiibiirbeit. — Opif'icer, #. bet 
 -Jlrbeitir, ^fficrfineiiler. 
 
 Opinatiun, opfua'shun , «. f bie 
 OJteiiinng. — Opi'nable. adj. J- beuf» 
 tnr. — p i n ' a t i V e , adj. fleiffnuiig. — 
 Opina'tor, «. f ber ©teiffopf. 
 
 Opine, opine', (lat. opinor) t). n. * 
 " meinen, benfen, ber 'iJJfciniiiig fein. South. 
 
 — Opi'ner, t. ^ &iner, ber eine 'Weiuuiig 
 
 '^''''^- , . .« . 
 
 Opiniaster, opiiiyeas'tur, (Opin I- 
 
 as'trous. Opinia'tre) (fr. opiiiiatre) 
 
 adj. * fiarrfinnig. Raleigh. 
 
 Opiniate, opin'yeate, v. a. <■ l;ilrt> 
 
 nacfig Pelmiipteii. — Opin'iated, adj. 
 
 ilarrfii'pfin, ilarrnnnig. ( (tarrfinnig. 
 
 Opiniater , op'nyei tur , adj. * 
 
 Opiniative, opin'yeauv, adj. 1. 
 
 flarrfiiiMig. 2. eingeOilber (nid)t eriuiefen). — 
 
 p i n'i a t i V e n e s s, «. ber ©teiffiiiii, 5tnrr» 
 
 finn. 
 
 Opiniator, opmyea'tur, «. « bcY 
 
 @f arrf i>pf. — p i n ' i a t r y , «. * ber ©rarr» 
 
 finii, (S-iiiciifinn. lObee. Taylor. 
 
 CIpining-, ftp! iiJng, *. bie ^JJIeinnng, 
 
 €kpilliOII, opiiiyiin, (lat. opinio) «. 
 
 I. bif -OTi'iniing. 2. tie •■Wciniing , bn« llr« 
 
 t()ril. 3. brt6 (fd)rifrlid)e) (Siitad)re!.. 4. M« 
 
 gnte, gi'imlige •i))?riiiiiiig (bic man i<on ^trono 
 
 Ijegt); dint im engfren ©nine) tie giire-Wieu 
 
 niing I'Oii fid) felbil, ber Biinfil.SHAii.. i,»m 
 
 gute 9tame, giiie Siuf, 3<ul)m. 
 
FAte. far, fall, fat. >le, met. Fin«, fin. !H6, move, nor, g6», 6il, cl66<l. Trtli*, «ub, full. lAin, Tllis. (12 I 
 
 OPl 
 
 4. However, i have no opinion of tliese 
 tiling!. Bacoh. 
 
 In my opinion, nac^ tiner Weiiiiitui. 
 Public -, tie &ff«iitli(1)e OTfiitunij ufer 
 ©timme. To be of-, tnfi'ir l)alt«n, tfr'JKeij 
 tllilKl K'"- ' liave no — of llie»e tiling*, lit) 
 Ijrtlrf ni(^t uirl DiU'cn. To injure one in any 
 ont'%-, (S-iiirm fine bo\t 'fDJeiniiiin I'Oii ri.- 
 nfin 'JliiDcrii beibrmnen. To hare a pretty 
 good - of oiie'» self, fine Crijr O"'' "^^" 
 nuiig V'Oll fl(t> I}.l6eil.. When they serre t" 
 raiae an - of connnanders, iventl tllilll C<ir- 
 nncf) giiifi'iiirer bfiiri()ei(eii fann. 
 
 Opinion, v. n. t tiafurf)a(ten , iiiei; 
 neii. Bhowji. 
 
 4lpilli<»nnt«f ip'n'yunlte, ^ 
 
 Opiiiionnteii, opin'yi'maied, > 
 
 Opiniunutive, &pin'yunnaliv. ) 
 
 orf>. llfitTillliiiJ. — '"i"- Opin'ionately. 
 
 Opin'ionatiTel), rt<if|llint(j. 
 
 Opiniuiintivenesii, Ap'n'yun-. 
 naiiviies. »■ tn Stnrrfiini, ©teitiinii. 
 
 Opinioned, ^pin'yund, adi. bt\0\\: 
 
 bern 'OTemuiincii nnl;nitflen6, griflenl).ift, 
 
 wiinffrlid) SoiTH. ^ (iSfnrrti'pt. 
 
 OpiiiioniMt, ipin'yiiiiisi, «- (rr 
 
 OpitiilMtiun, opiiiiii'Oiiin, dot. 
 
 opitui.iiio) 4. Kx SBtirtftiiB, tie if>uite. 
 
 Opium, A'piiiin, (gr. opion) «. 
 ['Jpliorm.) CM Dpiiim, ttt <Dfol)iifrtft. 
 
 Ople-tre«, A'pl ire^, aat. opulai) 
 «. [-Vot.l tt-r <a}aiTiTt)rliiiifer. 
 
 OpobalHnin, 6p6biw|'aiini, ((ft. 
 •poa U. lat. balkanium) i. [ $!)nrni. ] Ber 
 j^l^l|■($)e, n.ii)vtird)e 2J.i!iam, ^Jnliaui i-iMt fflh 
 ltn^ i>i- •Wfff.i. (ter DpotelKpf. 
 
 Op<»«ieI«loc.Ap'')deJ dok.«.1^15l)arnt.) 
 ^IpupauHX, 6po'pauaks, tgr. opoa 
 u. paiiai) *- enfi ■J.^iniiirfliimini. 
 
 OposHuni, 6po«'«uui, «. Oi'of.] (a6 
 Dpoifum 
 
 Oppitlnn, op'pidan, (Int. oppida- 
 nii») *■ I- tet <Bt(it)Ut. 1. i&ton in @iigl ] 
 6er ill Ber <£tnet »t)ol)iteiit>e ©djijlfr. 
 OppiflAO, arf;. t OnCti|'(f> 
 Oppig^imrntt;, oppig'neiAte, (lAt. 
 oppigni-roi ». a. f l'«^'t.ill^l•ll, periV^eti. 
 
 Oppiinte, np'peiAte, (Int. oppiio) 
 
 *. a. ucrili'pfcii. (-Wet.) Bie Serilopfimg. 
 
 Oppiinti«>n, n|ipei^ klmu. «. [Bef. 
 
 4fppiiative, op'peiaiiv, adj. uers 
 
 (lopifliB. — Op'pilutireneaa, «. Dili 
 
 SBerdppfciiBf- 
 
 Oppi«teil, opple'ted, (Opplcle' 
 (Irtt. op()letu») adj. i>o(l, Aligefiiflt. — Op 
 p I >> ' t i o n . «. t Die ^illlllinillll). 
 
 Oppoiie, dppoue', (Int. oppono) i 
 f. Oppose. 
 
 ilpponency* opp&'nemi, «. Bie 
 ©ri>tfiiiiiig cine* (jtlcljrteii ©irritf«. Pie ffiin 
 tviirfe, ©iiitueiitiiiiflfit BaBfi, DnVufotiLMi, 
 tat Dwfwirtn. IgciiilrljeiiB, eiitflrgeii. 
 
 Opponent, oppoxcnt, adj. eiirge< 
 4lppouent, *. 1. Ber Q)egnrr. 2. 
 Hr Ov'poiieiif, 2Jc|lrcitfr. 
 
 Opportune, opportune', (Int. op 
 portunus) adj. gclcgeii, Br(]ut>ii' gi'milig. 
 
 An opportune dealli, eill Xl>B )ur qt: 
 Iffleiirii, rfd)ten 3fit. 
 
 I^pp»rtuneiy, opponiine'Ie. adv. 
 htantni, oi'iiiiIki, iirlrgcn, cBen rec^t, iii qc- 
 Ufctitc 3eic, geic^Kfr. 
 
 OPP 
 
 Opportunity, npportii'neti, (Int. 
 oppurtunitat) «. Bie ®ili'gculjeit (flelegeiK 
 3eit; eill beiiurmed 'DJtitcel). 
 
 Neglect no opportunity of doing 
 good. ATTERUiTKy. I had an —of send- 
 ing the teller, or no — to send it. 
 Opport u n i tiea rarely occur or fre- 
 quently otfer. 
 To lose opportunities, Bie (Selegeiii 
 Ijeit I'frpnffen, oori'iBcnjcheii Injycn. 
 
 Oppusal, opp6 xal, «. t Ber SSiBcts 
 limit). 
 
 Oppose^ opp&ze'. (fr. opposer; Int. 
 
 oppouo) V. a. 1. f eiitge{(riiiteneii, enrgegeiii 
 
 letjeii; grgriulBerileflrit. 2. i a> eiitgrgiii! 
 
 ilelleii, eiitgegeiifetjeii, eiitgi-grii^iUten (6>riiii: 
 
 ft ic). b) )eigen (B>ir|lelUii>. 3. fict) (riiieiii 
 
 1)6. finer Sn(t)e luiBenftjen , iH3iBeri1nne leii 
 
 lien, ividerilrl^eii ; entgrgeiiilel^en , fiit> cntge> 
 
 geitlledeti; enrgegen t'fin, iiiiviBfr ftiii, bn> 
 
 luiPcr |Vin, fid) OniuiBrr frijeii. 4. (Jiiirprodjr 
 
 [|}iin (gegfii Qciun<). 5. uiiu ©ad)e) aii[l)e> 
 
 ben, l)einmen, it)r (S'inljnit iljun. 6. Biird)> 
 
 freii)en (OemnnBi $lnne :c.). 
 
 2. a) To oppose cue argument to 
 
 another. 4. Several members of the 
 
 house strenuously opposed the bill, 
 
 but it passed. 6. The army was not 
 
 able to — the progress of the enemy. 
 
 Wei»ti:r. 
 
 Oppose, 9. n. I. I f1<f> roiOeneQen 
 
 (against, finer ©oc^fi. Shak. 2. rppiMiiren, 
 
 &inmriiBiiiigen,&inivririe niadjrii, eiiiiuenPcii. 
 
 Opposed, oppA'zd, a<<;. entgcgen, 
 
 tmuiDer, DawiDer (iViriib). 
 
 Certain characters were formerly op- 
 posed to it. Jay. 
 
 Oppoweless, oppAze'iM, adj. t 
 univiefrilei)li((). Shak. 
 
 Opposer ) oppA'7ur, «. l. Ber QitQ-. 
 Iter, iUiBeriVidjer. 2. ber CSJegiier, geinD, 
 ■TOirbfiuerbiT, 0?cBenbiii)lcr. 
 
 Opposite, op pniii, (fr. W., v. Int. 
 
 opposiiusi adj. 1. eiugrgeiigern^t , grgeiiiibrr 
 
 liegeiiB, )lt'l)(nB bB. griTtdt; (to) uiiicni &t> 
 
 biiitBe to gegemtbcr. 2. i ciugegfiigeKi>t ; 
 
 ffiiiBlid)i (io> eiiier ©nct^e ^iiiuiper, entgei 
 
 gnigrjV^t. 
 
 1. An edifice opposite lo the Exchange. 
 
 He lives — to the Exchange. Broolilyu 
 
 lies — to New Yorli, or on the — side 
 
 of the river. 
 
 An effect opposite to what was ex- 
 pected, eine gani niiBrrf ^irfuiig. nl6 ninii 
 erwnrtet htifte. 
 
 Opposite, «. 1. Ber Wegner, SDibfT' 
 l'rtrf)er gfinB. 2. Bie ©fgeiufite, bns lone 
 grgeni'iberliegt; (Bnl)cr> 3. t Bne (^ntgege iige 
 I'ftjte. 
 
 OppOMitely, np'pAz'iIe, adv. I. } 
 grgeiiui'fr, eiirgrgoii. 2. i fimiiiPcr riitgegeii 
 
 ttppoNiteuess, oppoxitues , « 
 Ber Snilnnb, Bn eiii Ding Prni niiBern ge 
 gfm'ibcrileljt cB. eiitgegfiigrfe^t i\\; Otr iUi 
 beriloiiB. 
 
 OppositiToliouH , oppfiAiiio'- 
 leuN, (U. Int. oppositn.s ii. folium; adj. [^ot.j 
 Prill ibiiute griKiii'ibrri'lcljciiP. 
 
 Opposition, nppo<ish'un, (Int. op- 
 po»iiio> M. I. -f pn« (yfgciiul'frilcljen, Oiti 
 gciii'ibfrlirnen. 2. i a) pn6 ^pinPeriiifi. bj 
 Ber S3}iBiT|liinB. e; i.t 5lbniiijuii(j ito, fle< 
 
 OPP 
 
 gen), d) ber aJiBerfpruil) (Ber OnrerfjTfn u.), 
 ^!SiPe^|■lreir. 3. I ^.iiiPcl ] Pie JtiMifiirrenj 
 (■•))?itbeiuerbiing). 4. ( '^Jnrlntneiit^ipr. ] Pie 
 (JiiilVrndjf, (?iiireBe, Per (i-in|Vriid), Pie Op» 
 pi'firiiMi (t«. gegen); (Pnl)er) 5. PieOpprfirion, 
 OJegcnpiirfei , DppofirioiUpnrtei , aBiptT« 
 fpnidj^pnrtei (felb|l). 6. [^lilroii. ] Ber &f 
 grniVt^ein. 
 2. a) The river meets with no oppo- 
 sition in its course to the oce.in. 
 Webster, b) Virtue will break through 
 all -. Webster, c) The - of the heart 
 to the laws of God. Webster, d) The 
 two parties are in - to each .other. 
 Webster. 4. Tlie bill parsed without -. 
 In opposition to.., im ^iiniufe, 2Bi« 
 Benprudje (init), im OJegemni^e (i>i>ni. The 
 parlies are in — to each other, Pie ^JJ.irteieil 
 liegen niit eiiinnPer im ©treite , befnmpfen 
 einnnPer. To make -, rppuniren, (JunVrnrtje 
 tl)lini to make - to a measure, eine •'ViiiX^t 
 rtgrl befiinipfe" . fid) iljr luiPfnei^eii , Qnu 
 lVMd)e t^inii grgoii eine ^JKnfiifgcl. To b« 
 in - witli.., finer ®iid)e gcgcniibi-r ilcl)rn. 
 Oppositionist, oppAzishiiniNi, «. 
 C^nriitnifiiierpr.J Bn« OppojltiiMi^iititglieB, 
 Ber Crpoiitnt. 
 
 Oppositive, oppox'aei'v, adj. tnU 
 gegoniioeyt ivfrPen fiiiiiiriiP. 
 
 Oppress, oppres', (fi:. oppresser, 
 l>. liU. oppriinoj r. a. (lliir t» I. nieBer« 
 Prurfen ; Prurfen, biPrficffn ; uiiterPn'irfeii 
 (Pie llni°d)iilD :c. >. 2. niecerbriigeii (Biirc^ 
 itnmmer ic.;. 3. ['•SlieB.] Brutfen, prefyni, 
 brricininrn. 
 1. To oppress a nation with taze* or 
 contributions. 
 To oppress the stomach. fd)\Vtt Otlf 
 bem ■i))?>i()eii liegen (u. Bpriieni. 
 
 Oppression, nppiasii lin, (Int. op- 
 pressio) «■ 1. bn6 Driicffii, Pie lliiterPriicfiiiig. 
 2. Ber Drnrf , Pie iSiOrncfniig. 3. Pn» ibe. 
 BrAngniJ, ©IfiiB. Adduom. 4. Pie OfiePera 
 ge|M)l.igenl)eit , 'JlbiViiniiuiip , (5T|i1)i.iifiiiig. 
 
 5. Bie i)?iePergeBrucftl)eit; OiirPerlnge. Shak,. 
 
 6. [-)KeB.J Bie3J»fleminuna (nut Ber iJruil to, 
 23riiiH'crd)iverPe. 
 
 Oppressive, oppress**, adj. i. 
 BriirfenP cJluflagen, idimmer it.). 2. tpram 
 niid) <i)(fgierniio K. ). — mda. Oppres'. 
 s i V e I y , BriidenB, tnrnnni|'4). 
 
 Oppressiveness, oppres'sivuas, 
 t. liM Dri'itfenPe; Ii)rnniiifd)e. 
 
 Oppressor, oppressur, s. Ber Un* 
 tcrPrutfrr. 
 
 4fpprobrious, npprobreus. (o 
 Int. opprobrium^ adi. 1. rdjiillPlid) , r(l)illipt' 
 
 lid), rd)nial)Ii(^. 2. el)rli>«(9inineic.). Milto.-*. 
 — adv. Oppro'briously , |d)imptlid), 
 l'd)iiini)lid), fd)nneiid). 
 
 Opprobriousness,oppro'breu». 
 nes, I. Pie <&d)miii;iid)fei[, ©d)inipfiid)ftir, 
 ©rt)nnPlid)feit. 
 
 Opprobrium, oppro'bieum, (Int. 
 2B.) «. ^rr ©d)impt, Pie ©d)iurid), ©d)<i"^'- 
 
 Oppuj^ii, lippuiie', (Int. oppiigiio) 
 r. a. (iiur t) 1. bffnnipien, niigreifen, bei 
 llrriirn. 2. urrl^inPcrn , fid) finer 'P)asbt ivi> 
 bfriVi^rii, il)r luiPrrili-ljni. 
 
 Oppu^rnnncy, nppug'nansi^ i 
 
 4>ppM{;ilUtioil, oppugna'shun y 
 4. Oer tijiPrrilnnPi .lUiPeriUe't. bHAa. 
 
622 Falf, far, fall, fSl. Mh, met. Flno, fin. Nd, move, n5r, <;ot, 6il, cloiu!. Ti'ihe, (nb, fiill. tAln, TFIIs. 
 
 OP I* 
 
 Opptig'ner, oppune'ur «. ber fflefl! 
 
 nfr, <Ii5ifer)"o(f)tT, liiitreiffr. 
 
 OpKilll»<liy, oiiKliii-at/ie. 'flr. opxi- 
 mailii:)) ». t Mc fp.ite g-rjieliiiiig , fpnt vbn 
 hii <!llrfr rmuirlTiie <a3i(Teiifd)nft. 
 
 OpSUll»tiOIl, opsoni'xlu'in. (Int. 
 obfono) ». t bcr (S-iiifniif I'on 9i'6en#iiiittclit. 
 
 Optallle, op'ialil, (Int. opfabilis) 
 adf + ii'uiifdjfufiuerth. 
 
 Optation, npiA'slnm. (Int. optntio) 
 «. brr ^HJiiiifd), ^fr >!Iiiifni(f eiiie^^iinfitf*. 
 
 Optl»tiv«, op'taeiv. opia'iiv. (Int. 
 opt.itiviis) orf/. riiirn SKiinfd) nii*Drurfeii6 ; 
 ((.}5rnn)tit.) - mood. 6cr Cptntio. 
 
 Optativ«*, «. 1. 1 ctivn6 Q}unfd)(ti£t 
 tofrtl)f«. 1. [(^Srntiim.) ber Dptntio. 
 
 CIptic, rtp'tIK, ^((ir. optikos)n<</. 
 
 Optical, op'iekai.^ 1. |utn ®rf)ei) 
 prer (£e(}i'M#i'frniD<if" (jdjorig , ©eh... 2. 
 Dftt\d). (iviiifcl. - nerves, tie ©cljncnicii. 
 
 Opfic angle, ber ®rf)a>infrl , C5)c|lc^tf" 
 
 €tptic, *. icif <£c()iufrf}fiig. 
 
 Optician, optinli'un. *. i. tn €fhe> 
 funbine, £i(!)tfiiiiMtie, ©cl)efrui|1lfr , iti-iinor 
 ber Cptif. 2. ber Cpfifu^, Cptifer. 
 
 Optics, op'iik*. «. p/. [<)5liijf.] bif 
 Dptif eirt)tli'l)rp, ©eljcfiinfl. 
 
 Optiinaoy, op'temaxc. (Int. opti. 
 mates) *. bcr 9lbcl, bit ^Iboiincii. 
 
 Optiinisiii, op'teiiiizui. (t). Int. op- 
 tinuis) t. l^M)iliM'.) ber Dprimt^m, bir 9ehre 
 rrn ber feeilen 5S3i'lt. — O p ' t i m i » t , *. ^cr 
 E[>vmi\\. 
 
 Optiiiiity, npdiii'nicte. s. bn^ Qi^rile, 
 ber Smlniib, t<\ Q-uvc\i iai 5>if|1e i|l. 
 
 Option, op'Rhun . (Int. optio) t. \. 
 
 tn& Sa3nl,'lred)t. 2. bie SBnM. 3. bcr 233iinrdi. 
 
 3. He ought not to complain of his lot; 
 
 it was hi* own option. Wcbrter. 
 
 There is an option left to a rejiiililic 
 whether etc., finer 5Jfpiiblif ffel;t bie «!33>il)l 
 frei, Pb tC. To leave to one'n -, G'tiunf Jll 
 2rmnnb6 SBnIjI fletlen, dnxtm bie IGnlil 
 Inffen. To have one's -, bic 5BnI)l lin&en. 
 
 Optional, op'shunal, adj. 1. ^e: 
 
 tjinnbS 5!33nl)l uberlnffeii, jii Oetiiniibfi SS3nl;l 
 
 flcitetlt. 2. freiflfflcnb. 
 
 2. Original writs are either optional 
 
 or peremptory. Bi.ackstone. 
 
 It !• o p t i n it I with you to go or 
 stay . ti flel)t 3hnen frei jii (jeljen obcr jti 
 Heiben. 
 
 Optometer, opiom'mitur, (it. gr. 
 opto liiib nieiron) *. (Dpt.J bcr ©efjipeitej 
 nirffcr. 
 
 Opulence, op'pilense. ^ (fr. opu- 
 
 Opuleiicy, op'pulensc.^ lence, Int. 
 •piilentia) t. bfr Itel'erfliig, flrogc9{ei(f)tl)iim. 
 
 Opulent, op'puient, adj. rcid), 9l[|e6 
 \m lleberfliiffe Ijn&rnb.— adv. Op' ulently, 
 liii Ucberfliiffe, niif eiiie fllnnjenbe 933cife. 
 
 Opuscule, opput'kuie, (fr. W., v. 
 Int. opusculuni) t. H6 2Cfrf(()fii , fleiiie 
 fiBerf, bie fleine €(f)rift. 
 
 €>r, or, einc (S-nbiiiiji f<if. ^iriinw^rtcr, 
 f(l nil* vir jiirnmiiiftigi}i>gen; nii(jelf. wer. 
 engl. er, J. !8. actor, crtdifor, astronomer, 
 laborer. 
 
 Or, ''nn<itlf. other; bentfrf) cber) con). 
 I. f ber ; either... or. fiuii'fbrr ... rbrr, 
 ). 53. You >ui«y re.Td - may write ; You 
 ■Mty either ride to LjudoN, o r to NViudxor. 
 
 OKA 
 
 Dft perbinbft ti tint 9?fihf I'Pti 55}Srtern 
 Ober ©n^eil; j. V. He may study law - 
 luedicine — divinity. — he may enirr into 
 trade. 2. ^ filr either; iiH4irrlid)cr SBeiff 
 oft fl'ir whellier Ob. wliether it lie. 3. (etlunS 
 
 SSorl)criifl)enbe& erfinreiib jc. ) pber; }. 35. 
 A tiling IK a square. — a Kgure under four 
 equal sides and Hiij^les. 4. lift t'tbcrfirtfllg, 
 
 J. 25. ill - else. IPO tii(l)f, fonil. 
 
 Or, ( i>erbrrl)en nii6 ere , nngplf. nere) 
 ade. bfpor, elje. - ever (b. I), before ever;, 
 elje, bfPor. [©olbfnrbt 
 
 Or, (fr. SB.) ». [$eralb.] bn« ®vlb, bie 
 
 Oracll, Or'rak. (Or'racb, Or'aehc) 
 *. (5.iot.) bie <JJ?rl&e. 
 
 Oracle, or lakl. (fr. S33. t>. Int. ora- 
 culum) B. I. (bei ben Sllteii) ba6 JOrnfel (a) 
 ber ®otfcrfpru(l). b) bie iai Ornfel tr:t)t{: 
 leiibe ®ottl)rit. c) ber Drt, mo bn* Drnfel 
 ertljeilt murbt ). 2. a) pi ( bie ^luefprurfje, 
 S15nhrl)citi-u ber Ijfligeit ©thrift) bie Drnfel. 
 b) Ijiib. Sfel.j Ki6 aitlerljeiligiU (itn lenipel). 
 3. i bae Crnfrl (h) ber Drt, ipo fleiwifje 9Ui*< 
 fpriute ertlieilt nn'rbJtii. b) bie rild)f 9lii«i 
 fpnirf)e rrriieilfiifc 'i>iTfon. c) eiiie iingeineiii 
 lueifc 'i^enon. d> ^l•r loeifc Olti^fprucf) poii 
 (iroficiii (ihiuiri)rei. 
 
 To woik the oracle well. O lltit betU 
 
 iprrlli'ii imi(ii'()f It foitneit , Sliiberc jii ftincm 
 23ortl)rilc jii Ceiuiijnt lu'rflrljen. 
 
 Ctracif*, p- It. Drnfel nuffpret^en. 
 
 Oracular, orak kular, ^ HdJ. I. 
 
 Oraculuu.<«, oiak'ki^iiis, ^ Drnfel 
 niiffprrdicnb, Drnfrifpnidje ertljeiieiib. 2.1 
 ai ornfclmnpig (iliriinlrbig). b) biinfel, Qt-. 
 l)rimiiipooU. CI rrnffiinnpii] (poMtiii, jjebiei 
 ffril'd)'. — "''''■ Oiat'iilarly, Oiac'ii- 
 IoukIv. ornfrini.iiiifl (jefiicterifd). 
 
 Ora<ruloii.«iiiess, orak'kiiliisncs, 
 *. bnf DrnfrlinnRine. 
 
 Oraison, or re^un, (fr. SD.) «. bai 
 Oictiii ijriu orison g(-fd)ric6eu). 
 
 Oral, o'lai, ifr. SB.) adj. iiiiSiiblit^. 
 
 — adv. O'rally, 1. imiiiblitt). 2. t i" ben 
 'TOiiub (l)inein). 
 
 Oraug-e, or'r'nje, (fr. 03.)*. l. 
 ISot.) brr ^iMuerniijfiibnuin. 2. bie ^oinei 
 rnnje, Drnnfle. 
 
 Orange-chip, bie ^omernnje iifcftnitte. 
 
 — color, bie 'iponiernnjrnfnrbf. — color- 
 ed. ponicrnn}en(ifl6, poiiiernnjenfnrben. -- 
 flower, bie ^otnernnjcnbli'ite. —house, 
 bns ®ei»nrf)*I)nn6. — lily, bie Contemn- 
 jenlilie. --man, ber ^oniernnjeitljniiblcr. 
 -.musk, bie ^pinernnienbiriif. - -oil, 
 bn« ^omernnjeiiiJl. — peel, bie ^innerniii 
 jenfd)nle. --sherbet, bie ^omcrnnjcnlii 
 intmnbe. —-snuff, ber mit ^otnernn. 
 jenblilten anqemndjtt ©(^niipftnbnf. - - 
 stamper, [Tfntiirti] bie <Poiner«njen!"d)nIe. 
 --tawny, ponifrnitjenbrnnn; «. bni ^o< 
 niernnjcnbrniin. --tip, [(J'ltont.] ber ^o« 
 nicrnnjcnpogel. — tree, ber ^oniernnjcnj 
 bnnm. — water. bn6 ^onicrnnjeiibniti'ii: 
 tpntfer. —-wife, --woman, bie^omcrnn* 
 jenhnnblerinn. 
 
 Orani^e, t. Drnnien. Prince of -, 
 bfv'>J5riii}PonDrnnirii(.Rroiipriii5ii.i^oflnnb). 
 
 t^raiig-ery , ciiun'zheri, «. bie 
 Cr.iitnfrie. 
 
 fkraiiQ'-Outan^, orangou'llag. 
 *• [3ii^l. j bcr Ornui)! lltong, 'ii-nlbuiejifclj. 
 
 0KB 
 
 Oranoco, 6ran'nok&, « bet OrAitP* 
 
 fo.Inbnf. 
 
 Oration, Ari'shian, (Int. eratio) «. 
 bie 9{rbe, pffcntlidje 9{ebe. - ». n. + eiiw 
 ditbt l)nlten. 
 
 Orator, Sr'ratur. (Inf. SB.) #. 1. ber 
 SUebner. 2. ber (berrbte 6jTeiiflid)e) 9{ebner. 
 3. (beiiM engl. .Rniijleigerid)te) ber !8itf|TefIer, 
 ©npplifnnt. 4. ein !Beninter niif ben engl. 
 Uniperfitnten. 
 2. Lord Chatham was an orator. 
 
 O r a t o r - 1 i k e. luic ein 9{f biier, orntorifd^. 
 
 Oratorial, oiratn'rcal. ( (Ora- 
 
 firatoricai, orratorrekal,^ to'- 
 rious) adj. prnforifc^ , rebnerifrf). — adv. 
 Orato'rially, Orator'ieally, orfl« 
 tcrifrf), rebiierifd). 
 
 Oratorio, orrato'rei, (it. SD) «• 
 I. (Wuf.) bns Orntoriiitn. 2. ber SBetpln^, 
 bai' !8ctjiintnfr, bie ilnpede, b<\6 55etl)nin$. 
 
 Oratory, or'ratur^, (nrillnt. orato- 
 ria) «. 1. bie SJebefiinft. 2. ba6 9(ebe^nitfn. 
 3. bie 3}erfnpefle, bnfi ©etiitnintr. 
 
 Public place of oratory, [nit. 9itnt] 
 ber pffrntlidje 9?ebeplntj. 
 
 Oratress, orraire*.^ (Inf. oratrix) 
 
 Oratrix, or ratilks, ^ s. I. bit 9Cebf 
 nerinn. 2. (Oratrix) bie ^Bittileflerinn. 
 
 Orb, ^rb, (Int. orbis) t. I. bcr frei<> 
 fortnige flfirper, a) ber ^itnmclrforpfr. b) 
 ? bnf dUb (tinei SBngenf). Miltok. o ^ 
 ber (Jrbfrci*. d) bie ©pljnre, jjiigel, b<i4 
 SRiinb , bie rnnbe gjfnfTe. e) (9li^ron.] bie 
 I)Pf)(c QrbtuQti Ob. ©pl}nrc. f) ? ber aing* 
 npfel. 2. bcr S.vtii, bit ©pfji^rc, ber 3nttU 
 3. ber 3iiibcrfrei<, 1nnjfrei« (brr 5«"). 
 Shak. 4. (9l(lrpn.] ber ^reifl, bie SSnlin, 
 ?plniietenbnl)n. 5. l ber RrtiS, bie SSnljn; 
 ©pljnre. Shak. 6. [ Inft. ] bie frei* forntigc 
 @eflnlt etner lrtippennbtl;eilung, b<\6 tttiit 
 forniige i*orp<. 
 
 Orb, ». «. ri^nben. Miltoh. 
 
 Orbate, or'bAte, (int. orbatus) adj. 
 pcrivnift, ber ©•Item ober i?inber bernnbt, 
 
 Orbation, orhii'shun, «. t b>i£ 93er> 
 roniftfein; bie Slrinnrl). 
 
 Orbed, or'bed. 6rbd, adj. I. frfi«« 
 fftrinifl, rnnb. 2. gen'inbet, fngelforinig ge. 
 flnltet. .3. iiingi'ben. 4. (niid) in 3iifnn!inen« 
 fe^ungen; j. 55.) H i s-« rbed, bcr (S'igriM 
 fd)nft nl6 ©fern bernnbt. Shak 
 
 3. The vi'heeU were orbed with gold. 
 
 AUDIKOK. 
 
 Orbic, ^r'bik, adj. fptjnriftf), fngi'U 
 forniig. 
 
 Orbicular, orb!k'kdlar. (fr. orbi- 
 culaire) adj. freistorniig , fiigrlftirniig. — 
 adv. Orbic'ularly, fri'i^fi)rmig. 
 
 Orbicularness, urbikkdilrr^ls, 
 «. bic jtreifforinigrnt. 
 
 Orbicuiate, orb'k'kuiAfe, } 
 
 Orblculated, orbikkuidt^d.^'^' 
 gcrilnbet. — Orbicula'tion, «. bn* &f 
 n'lnbftfrin. 
 
 <»rhiK, or'b?«. )t. l^djti)if(Sl.] 
 
 Orb-fisli, orb-'lish.^brr Itngcififcti, 
 bie ©fi'ftni'fttc. 
 
 Orllit, ir'bit, (Int. orbita) «. 1. 
 (9l|1roii.] bie ©ni)ii (eiiteS 'iplnnrtcn ob. Rot 
 nieten). 2. (ntipniTcnb fi'ir > ? b<ti 9fitwb. 
 Youi«a. 3. [ainnt.] - of tue eye, bie ^ugtn' 
 
FUtf, ff.r, fall, fat. Mc, met. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve, n5r, pot, iil, c]6{u\. Tube, inli. (rjll. l/jin. TIIU. 623 
 
 OrbKnl, or'bctll. (0 r b i t ' u a I) adj. '■ 
 [flnni.I 4ur '}IU(]rnl)ot)lt <)cl}orig. 
 
 Orbitudtf, or'bciiiUe./dat. orbilas) 
 Orbity, or'bete, 5'- 1 iA6 SSer: 
 
 €lrby, orbe, adj. f«U lomiifl. 
 
 Ore, ork, (lilt, orca; $. [^<i)ti){^cU] btv 
 9Jorffii|>cr. 
 
 Orchal, or'kal, (Ore he I. Orchil) 
 «. (inr ^21rr @triiie, luoraiii eiiie blaut gntbr 
 brrfitrt irirD. 
 
 OrcltHnet, oi'kanet, «. [93ot.] bit 
 rorf)e C<t)|'('iiiiiiii]( ^>1f Jiirbrrrraiit. 
 
 Orcliard, ^rtshurd. ( niiorif. ort- 
 geard; giUI). aiiril'ardB ; fiW. urirguard ; 
 f(t)iv. oiicg2rd) 4. Ocr ObilQnrtcn, ibtiiiux 
 gartcii. 
 
 Urc h Ard-graii, bo< 3.^rniit(trAi. 
 
 Orclinrflin;;^, &r tKhUiding, «. I. 
 fccr Di'iU'iiii , ^le Ctiljudjt. 2. (iJii'rNiiii.l 
 Dbilflnrteii u'lbfrh.). lObiltiiinucr. 
 
 Orvllltrflisi, or'lthiirdiai, «. ctr 
 
 €>rcll«»tt*r, or kefclur.^iflr. orclie»- 
 
 Orcliemtra, ui'kexra,^ ira* «. ^n5 
 Dr(f)(i1tr (ill ir-e.urrii Jc, |o luir 6ie tin 
 Drd)filfr t'll^f^^n^ ^Wiififer). 
 
 OrclieafrMi , oiKcsnal, adj. ^ti 
 ciiKiii Crd)ci1tr <i>°lii'<'in- £)ri1)t|lcr .. 
 
 Urcliis, oi'k'u, (or- 'Sj> •• l^i't-l 
 tdt Riinbuifr.iiit. ISiKfnjriirtbfiifinui. 
 
 Little purple - flowered orclii*. bli 
 
 Ord, ^id, (iitiijtlf.) «. i. t)i( @vi(>t. 
 ». t fr "Jllifiinn, |. ^. ord« and eiid». 
 
 €9rdain, oidAne', ilnt. ordino) d «. 
 1. pr^^.ell, aiiprMicn, vcrtfr^llcll, tnVbiirgtii, 
 bctet)(<ii. 2. t«(l'i>"»f"» I'trorbiitii (to, tor. 
 jiO. 3. bfiliinmrn, fr|l|>5rii, ciiif((>eiij nW' 
 djfii, (jftfti iffitfc^f*. 4. Dcr^>r^llfl^, l)t|le(Uii, 
 finr(t>(ii (in (in ^Inii); toverj ft^oi (Ubtt). 
 I. l>r^llllrrn (0)riiU>it'(<. 
 
 Ordalnnblt'y irdine'abl, a<0. 6e> 
 (liiiinir, brilrllt lllcr^lll foii'ii'itfi. 
 
 Ordniiier, 6iiiiii<;'iir. «. 1. ter9In> 
 prciur, (J-iiirr, tir bf|irl)it. 2. (finer, ber 
 Odtiliidir 111 il<r '}liiii rinfril)rt. 
 
 OrdHillillK'f onlane'in;. adj. 1. 
 
 rinnciifiif , rtiiorbiifiib. 2. prtiuirtnO. 3. 
 eiiirn>fiib. lOrfoUf flcl)prifl. 
 
 OrdHleailf ^rdi-Uan, adj. \\x tWiX 
 
 Ord«Ml, ur'dcal, 6rjeal, (aUflrlf. 
 erdal, ortlael; l)ofl. ordeel ; Urt!)(il, UrteO 
 «. I. (Wittfliilt.J tie llnf(j)tilf«prpbr, Dr> 
 balie , Ci(i6 (J)c'irc6iirtl)fil. 2 t bit flrcnflt 
 ^robt. (Fire--, bic 5Jcurrptobt. 
 
 Water - ordeal , bit tCaffcrprobf. 
 
 Order, nr'dur, (Int. ordo; fr. ordre) 
 «. 1 bit CrMiiiiid (rrorlniiipigt, inrtlictbir<1)c 
 SlnprbMiinn brr I)Migr). 2. bcr fliljoriot, flutf 
 Smlrtub. 3. bit DrDnuug (Sftfltliniigiflfcit; 
 btt bfiJimnitc Wi.iig). 4. \%xti\U\ a; bit 
 %iiorbnung (rint< 0Jrb(^ubr«;. b) bit Crbs 
 nuiig, ©liiilfiiorMiiiiiij. 5. aj bit Dr^llllll(J, 
 iriiifit, brr ae.iufl. \» bit Ainfft. c) igfof 
 tiirfl.) bit Orbnunn. 6. bit Crbnwiifl, (Jin- 
 tict)riiu<j, 5icof' ' SmAnft. 7. bcr 35fftl)l, 
 bit Orbtr; 5BrriTt<nniifl. 8. li{).inbcl] a) bit 
 Drbtr. b) bit Srilrlliino, bir ^iiiirnfl, bit 
 AiMnniiiKm. c> t\< 'jlniuririing. d) brr "JJii^: 
 fi'lflc.-, £'ifffriiiig<^i<t)riii. i». trr (flfi|lli<l)r ob. 
 nulifrtriiVlK' Crffii diiiil) bat lliitirr(l)ribiiiiii6: 
 }C4d>rn btr Wirglirbrr riiiri Orbiiif ». 10. j>/. 
 bit c^rtiigtu; ^ti\;fii. II. bic <£i'rgr, ^)if\,%: 
 
 OKD 
 
 rtflttn. 12. bif 9{bftcf)t, btr3iu«<*. brt«'5Rittfl. 
 13. btr littl gtiui(|tr aittr TJ^^t^bfKijtr. 
 1. Good order is the foundation of all 
 good tilings. Burke. The — of pro- 
 ceeding* in a legislative axembly. 
 Webster. 2. The muskets are all In 
 good — ■ When the bodily organs are in 
 — , a person is in healih; when they 
 areouiof— . he is iudisposed. Webster. 
 3. It is against the nntural - of thiii-gs. 
 WcwTca. It i* necessary lor society 
 that good order should be preserved. 
 WcBSTKR. &. a) Priests of the second 
 — . h; Men of the lowest — ; th« — of 
 nobles; the — of priest*; the higher 
 orders of society. 7. The general 
 gave orders to ui«rcli. II. Take 
 aouie — for the safely and support of 
 the soldiers. Webster. 
 An order to arrest any one, tin HtXt 
 l}Aftebtfil}l. CoutoiiuMbly to -, nn(^ SSi^ri 
 idjrifl. I" -f nbgtiiindjt, rtguliri. By the - 
 of.. ., ailf btn ibit'iDI l>on IC. Upon ub. by 
 - of, [^.lubtl] ani Drbtr ui n... Out ot-, 1. 
 in tlncrbiiung. 2. iiiiurctniii(f>, nhiiigtli)ii|t ) 
 iiid)! t^oUfiMnnttu. 3. iiiiiuin;l , tinpap. In 
 good — and well condiiioned, giu u. IVOi)l' 
 bcl)nl(en. To be in -, in Orbiitiiid ftiu cb. 
 flct)tn lubtrciniliuMueiU. - ot siicceksion, 
 [liiirtjIjiUt.) fit OiiiinintrtVlo'- To pui in -, 
 orbiitn, ill Drbiuiiia bcingrn. To put oui 
 of -. in UiurMiiiiiij briiiQtii. To kct in -, 
 111 Drciiiiiig briugcii. To pay to any one's 
 -, t:{)niibii| nil O'ni.iiiee iDrbtr bcinl)lrn. 
 Tlic riiKk and o i d e i s ot u house , l^nr> 
 innu-iiieiVr.J bn: 9tig(lii n. Orbiiniig tnui 
 UiUli'tS ) standing oiders, bit (Ut|'<t|iift6> 
 orblUlllfl, Oitrctjiil'ierigtln; the nieuiber is 
 not in -, bn6 rUi'itgiicD tiitft-rnt ri<i> bon btr 
 gr.igt, bitibt iiicOt m btr {Jriigt; the moiion 
 is not In -, bit 'iUiotiun 1)1 bcr Orbiiiiiiij 
 iuiuibcr, fli'gi ii'ibcr bit DrDiiniig nn. To 
 keep -, Drbllling trl).Utin ; to krep any 
 one to Pb. in -, (iiiicii 111 DrMliilig l^atitii. 
 To give orders to any one, G-iiicni bcirl) = 
 Itll i to give orders Hbout. biltfiUn. To 
 lake orders for any thing, <)K.lprtflrlll 
 tigrrii'tn iwrgtn tincr ^<\^t. &tiun6 orb iitii, 
 inr &iroiU fi>rijfn. To take orders abom 
 any thug, fprgcn fiir ©iiun^, "Jfrtib rct).ijfiii 
 ni')]fii (I'livnr. To be in orders, iiim 
 fltlllltdjcii StiiliDc flf Ijortn ; to take orders, 
 in ben gciilli(f).ii (fctiinb trertn; to enter 
 into holy orders, [rom. ttUi). ilir(t)tj bic 
 Ijtiiigcn aiji'itjtii tmpf.iiigtn. To cook, to 
 make to -, Olif ob. 11.1(1) 25i|ltlUinfl fPt^tll, 
 mntfcrn. - ol sailing, bcr iStfrl)! \\\\\\ ilb. 
 rrgclil. O r dei s nf oD. in council, bit An> 
 bintit6bffel)lt, Rnbiiicttsorbtrn. 
 
 In order to... (llllt biirnilf folgtHbtin 
 infin.) urn ... ill ; 1. !b. in - to please her, 
 urn iljr J" gcfnilcn ; (nncf) init bnrniif fplgtn. 
 btm ». \. 25.) The best knowledge is that 
 which is of the greatest use in — to our 
 eternal happiness (iurl(i)r ffir uiiftrt rntigc 
 (MU'irflVligftit I'Oii gri'ptfiu ^fii^cn i|l). To 
 pursue power in — to wealth etc., (brS 
 'Jii-i(1)tl)iiin6 lurfl'"/ '"" J" 5icid)[|)rimtrn ^n 
 (irliiHgrii). liu>iitbii<t). 
 
 Older-book. ji^Ollbrlj bflf Ki-niiiur! 
 
 Or<l(*r, I- a. I. rn^'iini, iii <Crbiiiiii,] 
 briiiijiii, iii.rirt)ri'!i. 'I. i.iirwijmi, niu>rbiini. 
 
 3. pon't^reibtn , I'frprbncn ; (Jintiti beficMrn, 
 nnbrfdjltn. 4. btfltfltn (tiiitn ©agm it.) ; 
 otrrd)rtibtn , otifgtbtn. 5. rtgitrcn, in JDrb» 
 nuiig Ijnlttn, |i jildnigtn. 6. f prbinirtn, 
 (iinDtil)tn (®ci|1li(f)C). 7. || Icnfrn , Itittn. 
 
 They were ordered, \\t. trl)itltcn 33c« 
 ftlil. The general ordered his troops to 
 advance, btr Wcntrnl liffj ("tint Iriipprn 
 uorrnrftn. To - back, jiirilrffpiunien Mfftn. 
 To — up, l)trniiffoinnifii MiTtn, (jtrbriruitn, 
 t)trniifriiftn. - the carriage to the gate, 
 lai) iu'rfnl)rtn. [Itti. Milton. 
 
 Order, ». «. btfrMtn , ajefeljl trtljti. 
 
 Orderer, urdurur. «. i. btr Orb« 
 ntr, Ccnfrr, ^nurbiitr. 2. C'tiitr, bcr %•* 
 ftbit tr(l)(ilt. 
 
 Orderinff, ordur'ng, «. I. bit 
 (S'iiirid)tiing, <}|iiurtniiMg. 2. ^^i 0rbot. 
 
 CkrdcrleKS, or'durles, adj. \\\wt* 
 btntiKt) , rcgiiioi. 
 
 Orderliness, ^r'dtWiines, «. i. 
 bit ilitgiimnOigri'it. 2. bit Otbrnilid^rrit, 
 bn; an'trtttt SlOtiVn. 
 
 Orderly, or'durli, adj. 1. prbtnt* 
 lid), rtjrinio^ig, nittboMrct). 2. rtgtltna^ig, 
 (5rni(i(t). SiiAK. 3 Crbming ob. »»Jitl)obt 
 bcobnd}ftiib , orbtntllct), mrtijubirii). 4. g« 
 rtgtit (-JJforfcJ) JO. 3. i Itnfi'iuii, rul)i(|, 
 orbtntiid); gtfitttt. 
 
 Orderly book. ('TJiilit.J bn« Orbononv 
 biict). - man, bit Drboiiniij. — officer, btr 
 DrbiMinnjDiniitr. - sergeant, bit DrbiMtnnj. 
 
 Orderly, adt. vrbtiitli((), tntti^pbifii^, 
 rtgriiniiOig. 
 
 Ordiliability, ^rdenabil'eli, «. 
 t bit gal)igrtit, b(|liiuint, gti^rbnct , (iiu 
 gtrirt)ti't, bc|lt(U lurrbtii iii foiintii. 
 
 tfrdiuable, or'denabl, adj. f (c 
 llininit, ting(rid)tct lucrbcn f&nntnb. 
 
 Ordinable to.., fril)rfll9 jU . . . W« 
 are - unto punishinent, ivir foiintn 6cflrn|t 
 lutrbtii. 
 
 Ordinal, Ar'dinal, (Int. ordlnalis) 
 aiO'. - II umber, bit Or^llllllg«inlJ|. 
 
 Ordinal, t. I. bns £)rbnun(|«ia^I' 
 luprf. 2. bnf 9Cf.icib«rt); 9{itnnl. 
 
 Ordinance* or'denanse, (fr. or- 
 donnance) t. I. bit S3rrprbiiiinQ, SI>orr(t)rift. 
 2. bad St^ictrm , bit 25i.'|1ininiiing. Shak. 3. 
 bit SIDi'irbt, bcr 9iniig , igcnnb. Shak 4. 
 btr i'orgtid)ritbtne fflcbmiid). 
 
 Ordinaiit, or dcnant, (Int. ordl- 
 nans) adj. -f lurprbiiciib. Shak. 
 
 Ordinarily, dr'denar^le, aA». I. 
 prbtntlid), regclinnMig, (bnl;tr) 2. (]tmtiuia< 
 lid), ofiv&ljnlid). 
 
 Ordinary, or'denaii, ( ^rd'naii, 
 
 (Int. ordinariux) adj. I. crbtiitiid), rtgci> 
 
 intieifl. 2. flfiu&ljnild). 3. i a) gtiuc^nlid), 
 
 grnittii. b) g(iuol)iilid) (iiid)t l^fibi't^). o 
 
 nlitnglid), von gcriiigcm ^trtl)c. d; luitttU 
 
 niajiig (iii(t)t gt|'d)i(ft). 
 
 2. Method is not less requisite in ordi< 
 
 nary conversation than in writing 
 
 Adouob. 
 
 Ordinary, or'denari, i. i. [ocin. 
 u. fnnen. 9{rd)iJ brr flciuiil)iilid)e 9{i(()tcr lit 
 
 iiri|)ll(t)cn 6rtd)ill. The — of assises and 
 
 srssioiis anr fn'iljir riii ©irfd'errtctcr bt« 
 'Bird)t>t» bfi Wirid)tcii. 5ir Wificthnrcrn iljrt 
 ■irck-versfs (f. b ) flrbfu uiiltrc. Tiie - of 
 iNewgao: ifi fill Oifiriiid)rr, bcr i>criirtl;eilte 
 
fkii F&te, far, fall, Ini. Me. inei. fin.', fin. N6, move, n6r, s;ot, 6il, rlond. Tulte, tf\h full. i/;iii, THin 
 
 OlID 
 
 JBrrtreiter jiim Ic6e itorbcreifet. 2. ba6 Qt' 
 nH)nU(t)t 3lmt. 3. ^le OJiiunljuIjeit, Ber nii= 
 geiiommeiic ©cbniiirt); &fr orceiirlicfje , feftc 
 ©e|l$. 4. [^;)?fiir.) Me ©etliiite ic, in( niif: 
 fltlegtcitricgirdjiffe bcii)iirf)t'n imiui-ii; (tniier) 
 a ship in -, ^a6 iiiiiVjelcgre @rt)iff. 5. ord - 
 nare, a) 6tc offfiuddje ©peiiennrrrtlt, to? 
 €i\)ti\ti)ni\6, tier 2[Binl)*tird). b) t>ie gemot;i^ 
 lid)e ?fKiil)Ijeit, i?aiisfo(l. c) itt geiu6l;iilii1)c 
 Spvtii eiiier *TOal)lieit. 
 
 In ordinary, orbeiltlid) , ill nftil'flll tl. 
 beflailtigem Dicnfle; j. S8. Physician in -, 
 bet llr^elltlid)e Sivjt , Seibnrjt. To be in - 
 at court, ben Dii'iift bei ipofe (;nbeiij (.and)) 
 freie Xnfe( bei i^ofe I)a6en. 
 
 Ordiiitkte, or'denite, ». a. t vet) 
 prbneii, ciin'c^en. 
 
 Ordinate, (Int. ordlnatus) adj. re> 
 flelHiiigii] , crbnirlid>, iiietfjobifd). 
 
 Ordiuate, ». [0)eoin.] bie Drbinnte. 
 
 Ordiiiately, or'dcuitele, adv. re: 
 fleltiiiifiig , orbpiitlirf) , metl;obtfd). 
 
 Ordination, ordenashun, (tat. 
 wdinatio) *. I. bie Sbi'flimmuiifl, eingefi"if)rte 
 jDrbniing. 2. bie Orbiiiatiuit, ^ini'i-^unj] 
 <eiiieS ©eifllid^en). 
 
 To have a natural ordination to ete.. 
 nflturlid)er SIBeife Qtmni bejroerfeii , jii Qt-- 
 Ka6 fi'ifjreii. [orbiifnb, beftljlenb. 
 
 Ordinative, or'denaiiv, adj. a\\: 
 
 Ordnance, ord'nanse, (]). ordi- 
 nance) *. [31rtitt.J bai grobe, fd>iuere ®e. 
 fd)u^. 
 
 A piece of ordnance, eine ^nnone. 
 Master-general of die -, btr ©ciifriilfelb> 
 jfugmeiilcr. --office, 'eai- 3eiigl;nii«. 
 
 Ordonnance, 6r'dunnanse, (fr. 
 2D.i^*. CO)?!!!.] bie 9liiorbiiiiiig ber Jljeile. 
 
 Ordure, orjure, ifr. 21}.) «. ber 
 X\>n) , impi.uf). 
 
 Ore, ore, (nngeff. ore, ora) «. I. 
 C'Bfiiierafg.] bnfi ©rj, xo\)t <))ietaff. 2. bn? 
 gWetnfl. 3, t bns Oolb (u. frniii. or); bie 
 97{iln}e. Shak. 
 
 Earthy substance surrounding the ore. 
 [^JRiiienilg.] ber Wnngflciii. - rough from 
 the mine, \)(\6 ^prf)trj. Dry -, hard — , 
 6riid)ige5, trorfeiie* ©rj. 
 
 Ore, ore, Cot. ora) «. + ber rd)tnflle 
 ©tnd) SaubeS, bie ©renje, ^liiTe. 
 
 Ore-weed, --wood, iai ©eegrn^. 
 
 O read, (u. gr. oros) #. cine 5&erg! 
 HDmpl)e. Milton. 
 
 Orfg-ild, orf'gild, (niigelf. orf u. 
 geld) t. 6ie SBiebercrilnttuiig be* bei Xnge 
 fleilol)ffiien ®iired. 
 
 Orfrays, or'fiii, (fr. orfroi) ». bie 
 ©iMbflieferei. Chaucer. {brnffen. 
 
 Orft, orft, #. (3d)rI)i)i>J.l ber OJoib. 
 
 Org-ai, (ir'gal, I. bn -ItJi-inilcin. 
 
 Or{>'an, or'gau. (gr. organon^ t. 1. 
 (^l)l)fiel.| b.i8 Drgnn, <Ii3rrfii>iig. 2. f a) 
 Me Organ, bi ber ©rtlliuTtrcter. 3. - pb. 
 a pair of -» . tit Drgrl. 
 3. a) A secriftary of state Is the organ 
 of communication beiwcen the govern- 
 ment and a foreign power, Webster. 
 
 Full organ, brr 53nininii'nfi (nn Or: 
 (jflli). Back-quiJls of au -, iai 9{rgi|1fr, 
 ttt 3ii9- 
 
 Or ga n -bu i I d er. ber Orgrlbniifr. -- 
 case, ber Orgelfnili'M --loft, biU- Orgci. 
 
 OKI 
 
 &)vx. Organ-pipe, bie Drgctpfeife. — 
 
 »t op. Per Orgeljng. 
 
 Org-ai»iC, oigan'nik, ) (I or- 
 
 Or»-anical, uigaa'nekal , ^g.tnicus) 
 
 adj. iMgiiniiM). 
 
 Org-ailicaiiy, organ'nekaile. adv. 
 
 Drgiiniiit), nut Or.jiinen, niir ipiiife iumi 
 
 Organni. [*. taS Onj.unrdjf. 
 
 Or^anicainejvs, uijju.i'neiiaines, 
 €^r^itUt$illt, dr'ganitui, 4. ttx Dr> 
 
 g<ini6in. {n\\\ , OrgeiiVieier. 
 
 Org-anist, or'gaiiNi, *. ter £)rfl>i: 
 Org-anizatioit, orgaueza'shun, s. 
 
 1. -f 11. i £>.e Orgtinifiuiiin (bus Ortjou fit- \\>. 
 
 2. bie DrgrtiiiiiuiiMi , 2>ilbUMfl, G-inrittjiiing, 
 Dcr *iui. 
 
 1. Tiie first organlxation of tlie ge 
 neial government. Pickf;KiMG. 
 
 Org'iiuize, or'gaiiize, (fr. organiser; 
 i>. a. \ u. 1 crgnniilren (eiijrit^rcii, urbnen). 
 
 Org-anling-,Sr'ganling, cl>. orkney- 
 ling?) *. ber fltine ©torfftrci). 
 
 Org'anog-rapliy, Si'gan^g'giajfe. 
 (gr. orgaiion 11. grapho) $. (2)ot.] Die '^e. 
 l'(t)rcibiing berOrgnne, Orgrtnogrnpl^ie. — r- 
 ganograph'ic , Organ ograph'ical. 
 adj. orgnnograpI;i|'d). l('i5i.H.J cer Du|1. 
 
 Org'aiiy, organi, (gr. oi'ig.(Mon> a. 
 
 4lrg'auziue, uiganiin. t. lOoc-itr.j 
 ber Orgiinfiii, bie iiettcii|ViPe, DrgniiiineiDe 
 
 Orgreis , ur'Jci, f. Org an ling. 
 
 Orgies, 6rje/.e , (gr. oigiiD i. pi 
 bicSBacd)iiJfii'|lfj (an4)tli4)c) Orgien, i2it)iu>i. 
 gcreien. 
 
 Orgrillous, orjil'lus, (fr. oigueil 
 leux) adj. f l;iict)niiirljig, ftylj. Shak. 
 
 Orgues, oiks, (fr. iO.) *. 1. i$( 
 ilnngeb.j bai Sturtngntrcr. 2. [■DJiiiit.J dk 
 Xobteni^rgil, itnrrenl'ndjfe, bn»Orgfigeirtjiii> 
 
 Oricltalcil, oiekalk. (Ui'ichar 
 cum) (I. oriclialcum; *. bai> forinrl;ii'ct)e Crr.j 
 
 Oriel, o'reul, (O'riol) dlUfr. oiiol 
 $, * eine ^ilrt 3?iben)iininer. 
 
 Oriency, 6'ieenke, (u. oilent> j. 
 t ber ^nrbengiiinj. _ 
 
 Orient, 6 reent, (lar. oriens) adj 
 
 1. niifgel)enb. 2. niorgcnlanbiid), cinenriiiu'd). 
 
 3. ghinjcnb, tlrrtl;lenb. Dr^ue.\. 
 Orient, *. I. ber Oilen, "Miorgtn. 
 
 2. berOririu, iai 9>?iirgenlrinb. 
 Oriental, Ufcental. <fr. ^.) adj. 
 
 1. ijitlid); inorgenl.inoifd). 2. wn 0|len foui> 
 nicnb. - I. ber OJfnrgcniiinber. 
 
 Orientalism, oieeu'ialixni, 1. ber 
 Orientiiliijni, bie iiuirgenhinbifdje JCcbenfnrt. 
 
 Orientalist, orcentalist, §. \. 
 ber •"Bforofnlanber. 2. ber DrienMliil, iten- 
 Iter ber prientnlirdjeit ©priid)eii. 
 
 Orientality, oiaentalleie, «. ■\ 
 bie &rtlid)e «iige , bc.i Drientiiufd)e. 
 
 Orifice, or'refi*, (fr. i§. u. 1. ori- 
 fieium) «. bie ^TOnnbuug, Oeffnang (ciner 
 9{i)()re, SCiinbetO; ber 97JiigeninnnD. 
 
 Oriflainb, or'iellaui. (fr. oriflammr 
 «. (fmnj. 3{etd)^f.) bie Orifliiiume, iJlaiM^ 
 nienfiil)ne , 2BnnbrrfiiI)Me. 
 
 firigan, or'iegan, (dU. origanum < 
 ». IftJct. I biT Drilen, ■iB?rtiornn. 
 
 fkrig'enisin, or'iejenixm , «. [Sin: 
 rt)png.] bie l'el)re beg Cngene*, brr Oriije. 
 ni^m. — Or'igeutst, «. (er <^iil;iiiigi'r 
 bee OngencB. 
 
 OHi\ 
 
 Orig-iu, or'rcj'n. (I. origo) «. I. (a 
 
 UnVrnng. 2. t bie Quelle, llriodje, ber 'Mm 
 fnng. 3. bie iperfnnft. 4. f 6,1* llrbiiB. 
 €trigiual, oiid'jeuiti. (fr. 20.) adj. 
 
 1. urrpninglid); erile (ber OrSnntig noit)). 
 
 2. originell, nreigcn, cigenrfji'imlid), Ong:. 
 iitil...; flc^t (u. OeniiiiDen u.). 
 
 Original caue, Ciie (ynillblirrad>e. - 
 sin, [il)eol.] bie (jrbfiinbe. An - genius, 
 ein origiiieder Ifi'pf. 
 
 €^riginal, t. I. f. Origin l. 2. u. 
 
 3. 2. bm OriginiK, llrbiiB, 6ie llrfc^rift. 
 Originality, orldjcnai'lete, ». i. 
 
 bie llrfpriinglidjfeif. 2. bie e-igeiirl!iinilid)feit, 
 Originalitiit, 2led)tl)eit (u. (Seniiiiben 20. 
 
 Originality of genius, bie Originn. 
 (itat. 
 
 Orig-inally, or'd'jenalle, adv. 1. 
 uripriingiid). 2. nnfmiglid), iiierfl, tm >2lni 
 fflnge. 3. nreigen. 
 
 Origiualness, or'djenalnes, «. 
 bie llrfpniuglidjfeir; 6iflcntl;fimlic^feit, Orcgi» 
 nalitat. 
 
 Originary, &rid'jenare, (fr. orl> 
 ginaire) adj. f I. f(t)ilffenb, fd)0pferjrc$, 
 Sebea gebenb. Chevwe. 2. urfpriiuglicl) , ur< 
 nnfiinglid). 
 
 Originate, Andjenite, e. a. f)ei>> 
 oort>riiigcn , wM Seben rnfen , fdjiiffen. 
 
 Originate, v. n. cntipringeu, cut. 
 llel)eu; (in) entiprmijen (nn^). 
 
 The scheme originated with the go- 
 vernor, bfin ©tiutijiilter perbnnft man bit 
 erjle 3^"^' be» $iane*. 
 
 Origination, or'djena'shun, «. I. 
 ber llnprung, bie ^eri'ort>ringung. 2. bt< 
 '2lrt ber iperuirbriMgniig ob. G-rienguiifl. 3. 
 bie 9Uii1rtnininng. 
 
 Orillou, orii'lun, (fr. <ID.) *. [Jfe« 
 llungsD.J die riiiibe (S-rfe, caS ^ollii)cr?fol)r. 
 
 Oriole, 6'icole, ((. oriolus) «. [jOr< 
 niti).] ber ilirid)iuigel. 
 
 Orion, 6ri u«, (gr. 2B.) «. I2l|lrt)n.J 
 ber OriDii. 
 
 Orison, or'rizun, (fr. oraiaon) j. 
 bni5 ©cbft. 
 
 Ork, ork, t. 1. {5(^f()Dol.] ber Sn^. 
 fcpf, ©turnini'c^. 2. (iUrt Ijod. ©djiffe; bi« 
 ijurfe. 
 
 Orle,orl. I. [i^erlb.] ber^tanb. @<iiiin 
 
 Orlet, orlet, ^ (fr. ourUt) t. ("ilr. 
 
 Orlo, or'lo, ^ ct>it.j ber ©iiiiin, ba4 
 OberpKittlein. 
 
 Orlop, or'lop, (I)pfl. overloop) «. 
 (nnf Kriegi5fd)itfen) ber Ueberlniif, Ol^erlauf, 
 Oberlpf. bie J^iiObrnrfe. 
 
 €>rnainent, or'nament, ((nt. nrna- 
 mentum) 1. 1. \ bie 23er}ieriing , ber 3ie» 
 rati), ©d)niMcf, bie (Jinfafinng; [•Jlrd)ir.] ber 
 SieratI), bie SSfrjiernng. 2. f eie S'ffb* 
 ((?l)re). 3. bie Sitrbe, ber ^u<i, ©4)murf; 
 bns 3firf)ei' ber SBurbe. 
 
 Your friend is an ornament to hi* 
 profession, ^Ijr JJreiinb i|l eine 3'>-'rbe !"ei» 
 lie* ®ran?eg. (rfeii. 
 
 4^rnainent, v. a. prr^irren, fd>uiU4 
 
 ftrnailiental, umamental, adj. 
 iurSiir^e Menenb, jierenb, jicrlid). — adv. 
 () rn a m e n't ally ,,aiif eine ^ierenbe SQ}i'ife, 
 iirrlid). 
 
 Ornate, or'uiite, (Int. omatus » 
 OHIO) ndj. fli-jiert; |d)tin, jwrlic^). 
 
FAle, far, fall, fat. Mi, iiiei. Fine, flu. N6, move, n6r, :i6i, 6il, rlSud. Ti^be, tub, full, thin, THis. 625 
 
 OUiN 
 
 Omaie^ f- <>■ jirrrn, fcfcmucfcn. 
 
 OrnHtely^ oi'n&teli. adv. jirrlid). 
 
 Oriint«^lieSSf 6r'nJiieiie«, t. Me 
 SitrliAffit, fciif Wejifrtftin. 
 
 Ornnture, or'natshure, «. t ^Cl' 
 3ifratl), (2rt)niii(f. 
 
 OrniscO|)iC8, orni^knp'iki, (Or 
 nis'eo py> (gr. ornin ii. «eopeo) t.pl tif Sc- 
 (jdiu<iljrrai]frfi . SBpnf'i'rt)<i"- — Oi ni»'fo 
 piit. 1. KT 9Si'ni'ir<l)niirr, Sofifliwiihrfiiiicr. 
 
 Ornitliolite, umii/ioh'te, «. &er 
 SS'.'flflflfiii , I'frileiiirrte ffirgrl. 
 
 fllrnitliftlog-yt omet/iol'loje. ((jr. 
 oinik 11. logos) «. Cic DriiifljiMi'ni* , 95Diui= 
 fmI^r, 55ogflIcl)re. — r ni ili olog ical. 
 «<</. prilitl)PlCfli|(^. — r n i t h o I'o g I » I , t 
 ^ft C)riiiil)flP3 , SBoflclfeiiiinr, SJoflfibe. 
 frt>rfil>fr. 
 
 OmitllOmanCyf SmitA'Amana^. 
 (()r. oiiii* II. manlehO *• Me 5Bii(]fird)illl. 
 
 Orolo^y^ oioi'ioj^, tc\T. oioi II. 
 logos) <. ^ie PJebirfl^fiinbe, Drpli>(]ie. — Oro- 
 log'i cal. iiilj- oriMOflifd). — Ororogitt, i. 
 brr OrMPii , 03el)inl6fllll^iae. 
 
 Orpliailf 01 'fan. (ffc. orplianoi) « 
 tit W>nie. - udj. ucriunift. - lieir», 33i>i' 
 ffllfill^er. 
 
 4lrillianai;(*f (^r'fan'dje, f 
 
 OrpliaiiiMiii , oi'laiiiiUm, ^ 
 ber 'iijiiiri'iMliiiib. 
 
 Orphaned, J^rTand, ndj. vtmaUt. 
 
 Orpliaiio<r«»pliy« ArfanoiirAr*. 
 
 (gr. orphanos II. troplie) i. D.i6 SiJililViiljilUe. 
 
 (Irplieailf mlean, / ailj- ill ibflti 
 
 Orpliic, oi'iik, ) rid)t(rj Cr' 
 |>hrii^ nii>pri(i , orpbnd). 
 
 OrplieuSf 6r'feu». ((jr. TO.) *■ (3<f)" 
 fljnrl.l rer •)roriliii<i, Cnfi 9?i>r!)auge. 
 
 Orpiinent , 6rpeiiieiii, dat anri- 
 ptgnieiiiuni) J. C^Jiiiieralij.J bi\6 Cperturnr. 
 ber :putteiirniid). 
 
 Rrd o r p i til e n t , ba# 9{ouf(l)<|rtb. 
 
 Orpine f or'piii, (|r. orpin) f. I. 
 ISBct.j biif fiiiobeiifriiut. 2. bif afpfenniiirj. 
 
 Orra, [Derd.j odd; not matched; 
 ttint iiiHv be spared; unemployed. 
 
 firracllf orrSk. f. Orach. 
 
 Orrery f orrene, (u. belli ffrfliiber 
 Orrern) ». bnS Orrerp, ^Iniutflrium, bie 
 $(Anerrnntord)iiie. 
 
 Orria, or'r's, (Int. orU) «. I. (95ot.] 
 bie 95ci:ct)f iiiuiirj , Oris, Mr ®d)wertel. 2. 
 fine >3lrt breiter WiMt> ob. ©ilbrrtreffeii, bie 
 ©pibfrniijf, f. Orfrays. 
 
 Ort, ^rt. «. ber tieberreft, Sluiiviirt, 
 4tM)tib, Me ?>ieige. Siiak. 
 
 OrfaloUf 8r'talun, (p. ft. ortoUii?) 
 «. IDrnith.) eiiie 9Irt Sercjje. 
 
 Ortliite, <^r'iAite, (gr. onhoo «. 
 I'TOiiirriilfl.) ttT Drtl)it. 
 
 OrtllOCeratKe, irl/iAker'rattle. 
 (flr. orilio* II. kerasj «. l^Tntiirg.] ber Or- 
 »l)prer.itit. 
 
 Ordiodox, or'»/if.dok», (t On ho- 
 dox'al) (gr. oitlios II. doxa) ni{;. ertl)ffOX, 
 re<tjrfll<iiibifl, redjtieljrig. — adv. Or'tlio 
 doily. pril)obi''r- 
 
 Or4llt»fluxnes8 , Sr'tA^dokkne*, 
 #. tni CrIlll'^prf. 
 
 ffertliodoxy, or't/iAdokti, t. bie 
 CrrlH>^^'rle , 9f('(f)tginiibigfeit. 
 
 Ortlif»droinli.c « ^ri/iidron'mik, 
 
 £uy(. ■ d(ut4i:il- tVQrterlit\ch. I. 
 
 osc 
 
 (gr. ortlioi u. diomn«) adj. gernblaufeiib, 
 gi-rnMiiiifig , jiir Cr^hl>^romie geljorig. 
 
 OrtllUflrOllliCJt , un/todroui'mlks, 
 *. pi. bie Jluiiil, im ^ogcn eiiieS gro^rii 
 SirfilS iu fegilii. 
 
 Ortliodroin^', or'i/iodiAmi, i. 
 bn6 (fccgflii ill grriiDtr Siirtjtiiiig, ber geniDe 
 L'linr' ri«c6 >£(t)iffe*. 
 
 Ortliocpistf Sr'iMepiot, (gr. orthofi 
 II. epoN) t. ber Crtljoepiil. 
 
 Orthoepy, 6r'i/iocpe. < tie OrrljiH-; 
 pie, I'fhre ppii ttv ridjtigen 'JliifiVmfhe. 
 
 Ortliug^on, or'i/iA^on. (gr. oitlio* 
 II. goiiia) *. tie rfctjtii'iiireluii' jjuiiir. 
 
 r t li o g ' o n u I . ndj. re iljriuiiiff lig. 
 
 Orlho^rapher, on/ioj; graffui. 
 ( rthog ' rap liisi; *. brr Drrljpgrapl;, 
 J(f(t)tirt)riiber , 9{i'(t)rfitrfibiiiigf irijror. 
 
 Or(li«»g^rapliic, ^nAajjiat (ik. ob. 
 
 Ortliugraphiciil, d>i/it'igiai 
 tekal, udj. I. iTil)i'sjr.H'Mu1) (fitriiPrKttig. 
 jiir 9{ectti(1)reifiiiig geijong). 2 rrtljpgrii 
 i'l)i|M), iiiul) brill 3liifriiTe flrjricbiiet. — aUr. 
 Oriliograpirically, I. i'rrl)i.\jrapl)irrt)- 
 2. prtl)rn'''iP'!'i'^>' "'irt) bfiii 'Miitriffe. 
 
 Orthug^rapliixe, om/io- giatl^c 
 c. a. II. V. n. or(l;i\ir>lpl}ir(1) idjrm'i'll ; flit) 
 nut brr Crrljrgriipljie beutiifiigrii. 
 
 OrthOjsrapltyy nn/ioi; g<a<ri. igr 
 intiion II. graplio; «. I. bir Crrlji-jyaphii', 
 •.Ke(t)trd)ri-ibiiiig. 2. |(«riimm.] bie DrrljD: 
 ■irnpljie, yfrtttK^reibUhre. i. |(4)totii.,'ilrdjit., 
 ^.^rripeft., {Jcjhingtb.j bic jDrii;rijrrtpi)ii;, brr 
 iJliifrifi, Oliifiug- 
 
 Orthulog-y , Art/iorioj4, (gr. ortllO^ 
 II. logos) t. 1. bie ri(l)iiiie iHi'tDrribung ber 
 Dingr. i. fn6 ndjngr SprcArii. 
 
 Ortlioiiietry , <iri/io<iriiijtri, (gr 
 orilios 11. nierioiii s. bit iDrtljoiurtrie i^if. 
 grill ber !5rr6riiii|1i. 
 
 Orthopnoea, ^rt/iop'nla, (gr. 
 orthoii 41. piioe) t. | 'Bfeb.J bfl* fdjiurrt 
 <]|(l}enif|t>leii, Kci(t)en bet oufrec^ter @(eUiiiig 
 lb. d'lKiiiig- 
 
 Ortive, ^riiv, aat. ortivns) adj. - 
 aiiipliiiide. (•il|lriii.] bie 'IKprgeiiweite. 
 
 Ortolan, ^riniun, (fr. lEH.) «■ ber 
 .Ortoiiiii, bie ijrrriimmer. 
 
 Orts, 6ri», «. pL (P. Ort) brr lleber. 
 re|l, bie ibrntfen. 
 
 Orval, or'val,'(fr. orrale) «. [SSot.) 
 ber iSrt)<iriei, t>ni €(t)(iriii(f)frflur. 
 
 €lrvietail, uivi^'ian, (it. orTietanoi 
 #. I^JJliiiriii.l brr Ori'iet.iii , bn« Wigriigiir. 
 
 OryctoguOHy , niikinj>'ii<Sse. igr. 
 orykios u. gnoiisi «. Me Drijfroijiu'flf, {JPl'' 
 filienriiMbe. — Oryctoguociic, aUj. 
 jiir Oroftpgiipne getjong. 
 
 Oryct<»g^raphy , AiJktog'grafle. 
 
 (gr. orykloi ||. giaplio; #. bte iJu|'jllieilt)e: 
 
 fd)rribiiiig. 
 
 firyctologry 9 ArikiollAji, (gr. 
 
 orykioK ii. logos; t. bie gorfiliciilel^re , ^c\-- 
 
 illirnriiiibe. |Jtnp(l)eM. 
 
 nn, Oi, (iiif. <!D.) s. b.i^ 2Jciii, brr 
 4>NClieOCelc^, os kei'cclR . (gr. os- 
 
 chroii II. Krle) *. lOJi^b.) bfr ipPbeilPrilif). 
 
 4^Kcillate, ns'.Mili«. dar. osciiioi 
 ». n. i£rf)iuingiiMgfii iiiiictrii , p^jidirfti. 
 
 Oscillatiun, o^kIiiA sliun, «. bie 
 ©(f)U'iMgiiiig. jOfjilMripii. 
 
 OMcillafory, oas'l'Iaiurri , adj. 
 
 OST 
 
 r(f)tvingent). - motion, bie (Sct^ioungbeivo 
 fliiiig. 
 
 €^Citanoy, os's£tan&e. aat. oacito) 
 4. I. bai ®iiljiien. 2. i bie 5iii(f)liif|lgfeii, 
 iiiigm'of^ili(f)e (Sd)Iiifiigfeit ob. Ir.igljeir. 
 
 Oscitant, o.->'seiaiit, aiij. I. gni)> 
 iieiib. 2. tnige, nnd>liiiMg, fdjl.ifrig. — adv. 
 Ot'ritantly. frf^difrig , ii.id)Iarjlg. 
 
 Oacitation, osseia'khuu, «. bai 
 (?>}abiieii. 
 
 Os cribosuin, o« kiili6'(um, dat. 
 QB.) I. (3lii(ir.] b»i6 tSifbbciii. 
 
 Osculation, oskuiiMiun, ((at. ot- 
 calatio) t. [Weoiii ] bie ^lierriljriiiig. 
 
 Oscniatory , o^'kulJlture , adi. 
 ((SJeptit. I birriljn-iib, -Bcriiljriiiigg ... - circle, 
 ber beri'il)reiibe JtrriS. 
 
 Oscniatory, i. IRircbetuj.] tin 1ii> 
 rVld)eii uiir beiii iMiMiiife (Eijriili , ber oUiig< 
 iriiti "OTiinn Jc, u>eldjri5 ber ^riiiler fijet. 
 
 Osier, A »lier, (fr. as}.; *. bte Rottf:, 
 •iJniibwribe. 
 
 f^Sinazoine, Ok'ma^onie. (gr. osme 
 u. xoinos) J. KFi'rm.J bi'r (i)ii(lfrtcr:roft. 
 
 Osmium, Ok'in^iim, (u. gr. OMue) 
 i. hWiiurnlivl biu< Dfiiiiiim. 
 
 Osmund, on'mund, dar.) ». i. 
 [(Jigeiiii.] Oeniiiiib. 2. (9.V>t. J ber -ICnfTrr= 
 I'arti, bit* Milljenbe 5''r"ft^<t"f. 
 
 Osnaiturg^, n<'iiburg.« I. [(^)epgr.) 
 06inifri'i(f . 2. pi. Pie OSiiabrtlcfer SeiiiiiMiib. 
 
 Ospray, o»'piA, (i<. lar. oksirrngai 
 I. [Driiitl).) brr -Wi-eriibler, (^Jiinfeiieier. 
 
 Osselet, o»'»eiet. (jr. 5B.i *. [Woii' 
 arjiirif.] baS 5^iiigeioiidi«. 
 
 Osseous, 0* slieut. (I. 0<seiisi ailj. 
 
 fn5d)rrii, beiiirrii. [*. b.i« ?<eiii(t)rii. 
 
 Ossicle, oa'kikkl. dar. Uksiculmu) 
 
 Ossireroas, nsNil'lenu, (liU. n« 
 u. fero) adj. |(J)ep|. ] Jtiiodjeii ober 2)eiiie 
 tragriib pb. aiifiueifeiib. Bdcklano. 
 
 Ossiflc, ostii'fik, (Int. o* u. facio) 
 adj. perfnpi1)enib. 
 
 Ossification, o*set«ki'ihun, «. I. 
 bit JBerfiiiJdjrriiiig , SBerbeiiieriiiig. 2. bir 
 33ilbiiiig PPM £iipd)eii bri Il)iereii. 
 
 CkssiTrai^e, otsifrije, f. Oipray. 
 
 Ossify, o»'iief{, (tat. o« n. facio) v a. 
 perbeiiierit, perfiipdjfrii - t>. n. fid) perdi&i 
 d)trn. [o* II. voro) adj. ftiipd)eii freffetib. 
 
 Ossivorous, osMvvorus. (P. inr. 
 
 Ossuary, o^sii^re, dat. o*iuariuni) 
 «. bn* SBeiiiljnii* (iim' j?ird)l)i''fcii). [biirre. 
 
 €>st, o»i, (Oii«t)«. bie .s>ppf('n., ■■))?,iij-. 
 
 Osteiisillility, oxienneUilleie. i. 
 I. bie Srigl'iirfcit , ^orjeigbarfetf. 2. bie 
 ®rt)riiibarreit. 
 
 Osteiisiiile, osien'tebl. (fr. TO.) 
 
 adj. I. jrigt'iir, prrjrigbiir. 2. a) ploiifibd. 
 
 ii) Pileiifibel, porgebiid), aiigrl'li<<); aiifdjW! 
 
 iiciib, rd)eiiibiir. 3. fplibiurifd) pcrbinbli<t) 
 
 (Il}eill;abrr). 
 
 2. bi Tlie Of tenaible reaion or motive 
 
 for a iiieatiire may be the real one, or 
 
 very difTciciit troiii the real one. 
 
 ftstensibi)', o«ieii kii>ie. adv. por: 
 geHirt), |'rt)eiiib,ir. [adj. jeigeiib. 
 
 Ostensive, nxiensiv. ifr. okteiikiO 
 
 Ox t e 11 > i V e deiiioiiKiiaiioii, rill 35eiueid, 
 brr bie 'ii5iil)rt)rir riiiei enijc6 beiirlid) imb 
 grriibojii biirrijiir. 
 
 Ostent, 6» tent, (int. ontentua) «. 
 
 40 
 
620 Fate, far, fall, fat. >Ie, met. Fin-, fin. >'6, inovf, n6r, ^6t, oil, clonil. Tulie, tiih, full, thin THI«. 
 
 OST 
 
 1. + bft« aiiipt"fl)cn, tiit Wlient. Shak. 1. 
 »r liii^i-te £rt)fm, »!lin'd)ciu. Shak. 3. t 
 t).i« 3cii1)tii (Mc "iicjeiijiinflj. Shak. 4. f 6a^ 
 gfidicu, ^3lm^erjei(l)ell. Dryden. 
 
 OKteutttte^ os'teiitate, Hat. ostenlo) 
 p. a. t jiir Si1)aii trageii. Tayi.ob. 
 
 Oi«teiitntioii, ostenti'sliuii. dat. 
 osteiitatio) s. 1. fcr niigcrc <Sd>e[\\, 'iiw 
 fd)eiii; Die '2Jeurjerim>i (ber Sicbe ic). 2. Die 
 ?J5rnl)lerfi, ©roptljiicrei. 3. f Dn6 ejeprnnflc, 
 €fl)iiiilV''!'- Shak. 
 
 OwteutatiOUS) ostlnta'sliu*, ailj. 
 
 1. «iMl)ii)iift , pral;Uri|"i1) , prnI)ieiiD. 2. pmiK 
 Ijfuf, I'it'trtrifl'eii pr.id)ttg. 
 
 To be OS 1 e II t atious of any thing) ntit 
 ©twiie praljleii. 
 
 0.*«teutnti»u!«ly ) o-iteiiiA'sliusli^ 
 ado 1. pvaijlcrifd). 2. imt fflipninnf. 
 
 OsteutatiuuNiieKM, osilnii' 
 •huNiies. *. Du' -J>raljiriii'()r, (i5ro0tl)iii'rt:i. 
 
 Osteittative , ONteutaliv , mlj- 
 prnhltuD; pviiiiiKiiD. l^l>riil;If)aii*. 
 
 Ostentatur, osienta'tur, s. t Dcr 
 
 OliteiltUUS, osleii'tus, ailj t pcnl)> 
 
 Icrif(^. 
 
 Osieocol, o.t'teokol, ^ Cgr. o(- 
 
 Osieocoila, o^ieokol'la. ^ teon ll. 
 koIla)«. [^Wiiicviilij.] Der !?in>d)eiifleni, 2Jni(<)< 
 (leiit, bn5 a)iiiil;cil. 
 
 OsteOCUpe, os'teokt'tpe, ({|r. os- 
 teon ll. kopos) *. [-WeD.] Dii^ ^iiocfeetiiuel). 
 Osteolog-er,osteoriojur, ( *. Der 
 Osteolog:ist,ostcol'lojist.5iD|1ei.'>lr(). 
 OstCOlog'y, ostcol'lnje, ((ir. osteon 
 U. logoK) s. 1. tie ©ifcolonie, ^nort)cnIcl)re. 
 
 2. bieDileoImjie, ba^ tf)itri|"d)eJtiU'djiriiri)|leiii. 
 — Osteolog'ic, Osteolog'ical, adj. 
 Osleolog'ic.Tlly, adv. ofltyfogifd). 
 
 Ostiary, ONieare, (v. U\t. ostium) 
 t. I. bie •OJfimMiiin (cine* 5"'iT'^^ "•)• '. 
 (e()tm.) bcr Il)iirl;i*irer. 
 
 Ostler, os'ii'ir, (niffr. hosielier) «. 
 litr 5?nii6fni'd)r (in OJiifUjiH'cti). 
 
 Ostlery, os'lme. a. 1. bie StnQiiiici, 
 bn Stariraum. 2. Die ijcrterfle, f. Host- 
 lery. 
 
 Ostinen, ost'nian, (b. f). east men. 
 t. Ok») «. pi. tie DAiiifc^tn Soloniilen in 3r> 
 lanb. 
 
 Ostracism, os'tra«izm, (or. ostra- 
 kismos) 4. I. [air. 05ricd)enl. ) i<\6 <BA)tr-. 
 hdu, '>Bfiifd)fl!]erid)r, Dcr Dilnijifm. 2. l Die 
 aSerbniiiiuiiij, SSertreibiiiici. Hamilton. 
 
 Ostracite, ostrasite, ((jr. ostra- 
 klte») «. bie uerilciiierte SUiflerfc^nlc. 
 
 Ostracize, ostrasize, V. a. vtf- 
 bauneit. 
 
 €festricll, os'tritsli, os'tridje, (fr- 
 autruehe) j. [DrniK).) brr ©traue. 
 
 Ostriferous, ostiitferus, (Mt. 
 ostrea U. fero) adj. 9IuflcrM jeilflCllb Obcr 
 
 O't, (rd)iur.) of it. ItragciiD. 
 
 OtaCUUKtiC, ottakous'tik, (gr. Ota 
 
 n. akojo ) tiUj. iai (?)clpr I'crbcneriib , ges 
 ^6t s befiJrDenib. - «. ber .^ortridjter, bn* 
 
 Oilier, uTH'ur, (niifleff. Other; fr. 
 Antrim ;; tjr. heteros) adj. 1. nnDcr, rttiDre, 
 onbere. ( a) nic^t berftlbc, iirrrdiirDm. b) cut: 
 nr.ifiiflefc^r, c) I'lbfrDii-g, nurjerDfiu). 2. 
 ikoiiie eiit<]f(i»ii(ier.) iiiiDiTi'. 3. niiDrre, iindi; 
 ftc. .Shak. 4. (ivlfi t- ) biT . Die 'Jlll^l:rt•. o. 
 
 iiutrciui', tiiipcriwnrte. 
 I'ilile, uTIi'iirWliile, ) 
 fillies, iiTH urwiiiu. ) 
 
 OL'N 
 
 (efliptil'd) fur other thing) No -, nidfti 9ll1: 
 bevei. 6. itnrt other* ll. otherwise. Shak. 
 1. There is one God. and tiiere is none 
 other but lie. Bible. On this side of 
 the river stands Kelil, on the — side 
 stands Strasburg. Tu the knowledge 
 of the Latin and Greek, join as much 
 — learning as you can. 4. What do ye 
 more than others? Bible. The con- 
 fusion arises, when the one will put 
 their sickle into the other's harvest. 
 Lesley. 5 Froui such a man, we can 
 expect no other. 
 Each other, eilliinbev. Some body or 
 -« irgeiiD (Jincr, Qhkt i>ber ber -.'liibere. 
 Some man or -, injeitb eill ■OKilIlU. On the 
 - side, on the — hand. lini|lel)eilb ; nilf Dcr 
 mn|lcl;fiibeii Seite; niiDeriTfeir*. Every - 
 day, eitieil IiliJ um Dcil ailberil. The- day, 
 Dieier Inge fi'irjlid), uor eiuigcn Ingeii, 
 luiiiid). - ean^e. eiiie lln.idje , aiiDer* ju 
 iVill pD. }1I IjilliDclll. I gate) ado. ~- ailDer». 
 Otlierg-ttteiV, iiTH'iirgat., (other tl. 
 €ltiier^)ili$ie , uTUurgyite, (t 
 Othergue»N> ^l). guise; ade. ailDCV6, I'Oll 
 aiiDcnr -ilrt. 
 
 Otlier««'Uere, uTH'urwhire, (uon 
 
 where; adv. illlDcrcluO, tlllDeriWiirt*. 
 
 Ollierw 
 iltlterwlii 
 
 (u. while; adv. em iiiiDer ■i))tiil, jii aiiDern 
 3eir. 
 
 Otiiertvise, uTHurwixe, uTH iii 
 
 wit. (i>. wise; adv. I. iiiiber^i niif lUibcre 
 •Jlrt. 2. fDii|f, ill aiiberer SJrjieljiiug. 3. fonil, 
 IDS iiid)t. 
 
 Otito, oiA o, *. Otti>. [nniiifi, 
 
 Otliello, oi/iei'lo, *. Dtljeflo (6-igcii. 
 
 Otuiiio, ot lomo. *. [Oniitt).] id. 
 
 Otter, ottiir. (Attar; *. 1. bie Jfo. 
 rencffeiij. 2. itt ijiiuue einer fiubeiibeii SiU'i 
 ilnit}. 
 
 Otter, vrtiigelf. oter, otor, otter; s. 
 tSDol.J Die Otier, $ii\^--, gird)otrer, Der 
 Otter. [-? Die ©iiiiipfoucr. 
 
 Canada otter, bie ©picgelorrer. Lesser 
 
 Otter-dog. ber Drrerljiiiib. - - h n n t- 
 ing, Die DttcrjiigD. -pike OD. --pik. 
 Der '^etrrSfti'd). (uird). - s- Der Orruniniiii. 
 
 CkttOllian, ottoman, adj. ottoilioil. 
 
 Oultat, oiibat'. (0 u bust', u b u I' 
 s. t Die l)iiarige iKniipe. 
 
 Oucli, oiitsh, s. 1. bn« gclDite S?(iU-- 
 bawi, ber in 0)i'lD grfiipte (Sdjnuicf I'Pii 3ii = 
 meleit. 2. (fr. hoche; * ber Sto0 I'oii ben 
 ^iiiiern eine« Qbevi. [Qtmai-. 
 
 Mitighty sM't, proit. S'tiun^, irijenD 
 
 For ought I see, |'o luel id) |'el)c (\o mie 
 id) fel)e). If 1 liad - to do with him, tueiin 
 irf) nur bn« ffleriiigile ntir iljni jn tl)uii Ijiitte. 
 
 Oug'llt, V. iwperf. et. defect, (praet. 
 
 I), owe; I — , thou oughtcst, he — ; we. ye. 
 
 ihey -, I. U'fl, luiijj, fodte, nuiete, mfiBrr 
 
 (tiiit bnrnitf folgcnbem injinit.). 2. a;* 
 
 = owed, i|l c>D. ivnr fdjiUDig; pp. f(<)itlbig. 
 
 b) =■"• grl)t>rte. 
 
 1. YoH ought to have done it, <3ie f)nt: 
 
 ten ti rhiin rotlen. 2. a; That followed, 
 
 sir. which to myself I — . Drvdem 
 
 4tunce, 6uiise , (hit. uncia) s. Die 
 llnir (==: 2 I'orl;;. At ihe -, Uiid) Dem C^ie 
 ivid)re. 
 
 OUT 
 
 Ounce, (fr. once) i. [Scot.] bit lln}c 
 (Der fienie 'JiirDer;. 
 
 Oiiiided, oun'dcd. ^(u. Int. unda) 
 Ouudiiig', oun'ding, ^(KJ/. f meUeiN 
 
 fBrtnig. 
 
 Oiiplie, «'ofe. oof'e, (tent, anff ob. 
 jtifiinmienge}. i> elf. -Jllp)j(.t Drr^JIlp, .KobolB 
 
 €>iiplien, 66 fn, adj. * foOi'lDmagig. 
 
 Our, oar, (iingelf. ure; adj. 1. iinier, 
 mifcre. 2. Onrsouenn Dn5 *. uor.mgr^t 
 (■■b. (iiiSgeiafTen i|l; ber, Die, bii« imfrige. 
 2. Your house is on a plain; ours is 
 on a hill. 
 
 A friend of ours, einer nnferer JJreunbt. 
 Thai's ours, DilS gebijrr \mi. 
 
 Ouraiiug^rapliy, uuiannog'graf- 
 \k. (gr. ouraiiographia; *. Die ^iiuineUbe) 
 fd>rei(>iing. [ing- 
 
 4^iiri<*, (fdiDtt.) shivering, droop- 
 
 Otir^ei, /,-,.,, 
 
 ^- ,' J Deril.J oursci/es. 
 
 <9urselx, ) 
 
 Oiir-^elf, oiirself. (our ll. self) 
 pro«. recipr. (gciuolililK^ liiid) we oD. n* n. 
 bieiu. I'ljne biefc nnftnit myself in ber ^oft 
 rprni1)e, 213ir, luir IjDiljlirclbil. 
 
 Unless we would denude Durself of 
 all foice to defend us. ClaRenuo?!. 
 
 Ourselves, ourseivz', pi. l^on 
 u r s e I f . luir, ini6 ; ( init uoriingehcnDein 
 we enipljiuifc^ rber iiiii etnen ®egenfa9 i'' 
 bilbcii) ii'ir I'eHMl. 
 
 Oiise, ooze, ((tntr Ooze) «. bie ®flr» 
 bcrk'lje; (aiid)> Die Ciil)Oriil)e. 
 
 Ousel, oozi. (rtiigeif. osie; *. [.Ornitt).J 
 bie -ilmicl, 513.iff>TnnifeI. 
 
 R i n g o ll s e 1 . Die •JfingDroffeL 
 
 OuMt, oiist. (fr. oter, |)iut ouster) v. a. 
 1. lurgniljnirn; abfdjnffru. 2. [Jfeittfipr.] 
 yertrtit'cn, auc-itoGcn uui6 einetn SJefiije). 
 
 Ouster, 6fistiir, t. I. lHtA)i6vr] 
 bie 2Sirrrrtbimg , 'JlmMlojJnng ( aiis riiietn 
 ^efti^e). 2. (5-jner, Der GTiuai^ iH»rd>affr, megs 
 niiunit, Mii Di'iii -IJffii^e ucrrrei»t. 
 
 Ouster le main. (-J(ed)t6fpr.] bit ^e» 
 freiiing von Drr 2>orniimbrd)aft. 
 
 Out, oiit, (angrlf. ut; l;on. uit; bi^il. 
 ud; rrt)iu. ut; nue) ade. ' 
 
 1. ((itegenfa^ ihmi in pber within) ou#, 
 ^innu5; j. »• to go -. rtii«,jel;en, Ijinaiij-gei 
 tjeu, rttnjlnufen; to whip any one -, ©men 
 l)tiinnfpeirrdKMi; the sails are-, ['War.] 
 bie ©egii fiiib bcigrfeijt; - and home, l)in 
 u. I)er, l)in n. jnrilcf. 
 
 2. ^ <\ui , l)inaii6, niifgegiingeii, ni£<)t jit 
 Jf)aufe. The master of the house is — . 
 
 3. (f. N. 2.) Driuigen, I'oni S^nuit abmtt 
 fenb. He was not - to day, er ifl petite 
 nid)t niifgegAngen; The militia companies 
 are -, Die '•))?ilij=iJpnipngnien fiiib aii#geri"i(ff 
 
 4. i)ernM8; ( u. i in eineni 3iirtonbe ber 
 (fntberfting) entberfi, nid)r i>erl'i>rgtn. Tat 
 secret is -, t<\i @fl)einuiig ifi nin X'lfle. 
 We shall find - the logiie, ivir werocu bfil 
 (gpi^biiben nnffiiibig ninrfjen. 
 
 5. au6; jn (JiiDe; I'orbei, I'Dnlber; f)i»», 
 lucg, perloren, J. 2J. The candle or the nit 
 is -. ba6 eid;t PD. bus 5"'er i|1 iui« i'rr» 
 IPfd)eii; The time is -. Die 3'it ill per(lP ^n i 
 The wine is -, ber ^a}l■in ill nlle Pb. !•» . 
 The barrel is -. ini iviiO i|l leer; His >'» 
 are -, feme -.Jliiiini ilnb eriofiljen; i ••' •• 
 a \\i flu6 mir tnir. 
 
Fafp. far, fall, fat. M4, mcK Finp. fin. N6, move. n6r. s;of. oil. rlfMid. Tiil»«>. iril», fnll. l//in. Tfli^. 627 
 
 OUT 
 
 6. (in eiium 3iift»T<6« f*" (f-iitbfofiimg). 
 We are - of bread, uiil'tr IBrpft ift <{nt P^. 
 nlle, iiMt tfdbea fein !Btn^ iiul)C; They will 
 b* — of pocket by it . fie luertxii Pabei eiu: 
 bu§eil OB. oerliereil ; They are lo much - 
 of iiotket, fit hii^en To i<iel (iiii)et>UBti They 
 are - of pocket, fie hal'fii |lcl) niifqfiiff'fn ; 
 He was - of fifty pound*, tr l)iltte lliiifjlfl 
 ^tliii6 (Stcrlillfli jllflcrc^t. Fei.i,. She i* - 
 of all. fie Ijnt flnr Jh<t)t6 iiitljr. 
 
 7. ni(f)t im Dieiiile, aiiprr Cieiifl. I care 
 not who if i n or who is -. (ivrr illliiei'lrdt, 
 ii'er 'iJWiiiifter 1(1 o^er iiirt)t); He is - of 
 biitiiios. er i|1 ni(i)C iiiehc iii ten Qic(<tiaitci\, 
 f^iU '7i(ct)c£ mel)r )u tf)un. 
 
 8. t)i^ iu &iide. Hear me out. Dryocn. 
 
 9. ItUlt, i>f)ne (B(f)eil. To laugh out etc. 
 lu. niigcn, nu#erl)n(6, (n. 1) nic^t in ben 
 
 i^anCien bti Gioentt^uniert. The land is 
 out upon a lease of four years. tn6 OiruMC.' 
 (lucf ill auf uier Tinl}" i»ervad)tet. A gentle- 
 niHu of three or four outs. ( ein $err 
 ol)nc Oieli , S5erilan6 , 2eben«iirt pC SreCit. 
 
 11. iveg, fp bng &rivii6 uerlpren ^eljt. To 
 •leep out the best time in the moralng, 
 bie belle «Dfor(jfiijeit iierf<()lflfen. 
 
 12. (in pieleit ber eiiol. (SprA(()e tigeii: 
 tl)iiiniid)en 9iebeiidarten ; ]. ^ > To be - at 
 the knees or elbows, £<cd)rr iin ^iiie pber 
 C-lbpgen l)oben; - at the heel». mir L'i^irfjfrii 
 in ben jjerfen; To be -, I. fid) irren. 2. 
 fflii'rt) fpitlen (i). 'OTtififern tc). 3. t flerfeii 
 bleibeil; To be - with any one, niit (?inem 
 ()rbrp<t)eii Ijnbeii (boie feiiu. My hand is -. 
 ici; bill \u<t)t mehr ini 3ii(|e. I never was 
 — at a mad frolick. bei einrni tDUeii @pti(|e 
 tuciT id) (ttti bnbei. 
 
 The honorable board of council out, 
 »t)»t Snilimniuiii] bed el^rbiireii 9i(itl)$rirrt)e» 
 sb. nut >}ludlii|Tiiiio, tlebcr()el)iin(i bei ehr^ 
 b«ren 9{(itl)«ti|'(l)e«. Shak. - three yeari.. 
 DPllfpuiuicii btei 3al)re. Siur. Right -, (je- 
 tnbe (1116, <|ernbe lueg. To arrive - from 
 •ea, I'eeiuiirtg eiiilaiifen, niifpiiimen. 
 
 13. ittterj. (r^away, begone ) ()innil6, 
 fprt, lueg; i)cr(iiif ; |. 9}. Out with the dog, 
 I71111UI6 nut bein ^llllbe. - of my door! I)lll> 
 tiui ill meinet Ihiir! — with it! I)ernii« ba-. 
 mil! ( I)ernii4 mit ber ^nrbe! -upon you! 
 pfiii liber bid)! - upon it! bft i^fiifer hPle 
 ti'. — upon tills half -faced fellowthip! 
 pfui ber nrniii(t)en 0)eiipf|enf(i)<ift! Out. 
 out! I<10 ab, (|enii<|! Shak. 
 
 14. fur out of. SHS'^. 
 
 16. Out alaK! a<t) mtt) mir! Shak. 
 
 16. Out (lel^t i)niijiii nii<f) Sfi^ivortern, 
 {. 35. to come — . to lend — , to run — , to 
 leak — , to look — , to grow — , to spin — etc. 
 UMb jeiot ein i^rrpprrpiiimen , 'iJii$bef)iien, 
 Ireniienic. pb. i einiBerrd)ii<iiibcii, 3ii = <5'iibe< 
 e\cl)cii an. JJcrncr bebciitet ei i\l6 SBpriVijfilbe 
 |ii I'lelcn 3iitn>or'frn : mtt)x. cine ')lu6\A)lie: 
 0uno , ^u<bei)iuin<i , bie ll)nti<)reit, eine 
 i^iiiibliiiifl IP Miiflc fprtfeljen, bi6 ber SInbere, 
 ber bie fllcidje :piiiiblii>i() fp )u fnn<n iini bie 
 SSSette ri)iit, iiiiterlieor; (f. iveicct iinteio. 
 
 Out uf, o&t-ov, praep. 
 
 1 nii«, nil* ... I)ernu6 PD. (jeri'Pr (f)ers 
 DOrfPinnirnb PMU. Plants grow out of the 
 •artli, •^^fl^1lIJfM n>nrt)fen nn« ber (S-rbe l)rr! 
 aui. He paid m^ — his own funds, rr be: 
 iAbitr a>i(^ nii« I'ciiiein cigcnen !briiiel. 
 
 OUT 
 
 I. ail6, AU9 . . . weg. To take any thing 
 
 - the house. Bible. 
 
 3. nnger (fiber, jenrciti'). Out of the 
 power of fortune, ben £(f)laijcn Xiif> ©djitf; 
 ml5 iii(l)t Pb. 111(1)1 iiiiiger iiiiJgrfeiu. — reach. 
 iiid)t )ii errei(fieii. - meiisure. liber bie ')J?ii: 
 Ben. — hope. p|)iie ipcffiillll<|. - danger, 
 linger OJefiil^r. - the way. I. (iiiBerprbeiit: 
 li(b. 2. Illi1)t )lli]C(ieil; To ask - the way. 
 iiperfprbcrii , jn uul fprberii ; Tliai's - his 
 way . biiinit flibt er ficf) iiiil)t ab ; to bid - 
 the way, jii lueniii bieteii. - sight, auger 
 Pein OJeficJjte, lui* bein We(i<t)te. To be - 
 hearing, niiger bcin 33ereii1)e ber (Stininie 
 I'ein. — suit with fortune. Awi bein Sienfle 
 ber 5'^'i"'""'i uerilogcii iiiib iljrer Ciuree be- 
 Tiiiibt. Shak. - all whooping, niigerprbeiiti 
 li((). Shak. - haunt, poii ber e>ei'e(lfd)>if( 
 nn«flef(f)lPiTen. 
 
 4. (em ^ernefjmen <in}riflenb ) n»«. Per- 
 suading them concerning Jesus, both out 
 of the law of Moses, and — the prophets. 
 
 Bible. 
 
 5. (ein 9Iu£r(f>liegen, SBerliiffen, cine ^b; 
 iwefeiiljeit niijeiflenb) nuger , nirt)t in. - 
 season, jur Uiiieit. — use, iiiii)ebriiii(t)li((), 
 iii<^t mef)r ubiitt;. - place, niiger Cieiiileii. 
 
 - of fashion. M\i Pber (iiifier ber 'DJpbe. - 
 one's mind, I. mnl)iifinniii. 2. DerjjcfTeii, 
 0116 beni ®ebn(t)tiii(Te. - breaih. ntljeniipfi, 
 iiiiKer 'lltl)tin. - order, iiiiprbrnilirt), in Hit: 
 prbnillli). - tune, prr|1lllinit ; To be - tune, 
 ilbler Qiiiine feiii; (with any one> (id) iiiit 
 Anient iiid)t pertrogeii fpiiiicn. - print, 
 (•yiiil)!).) iiergrijTen. - favor, in Ungnnbe. 
 
 - humor, iu>UT, frt)led)ter i'liiiiie. - bond, 
 I3plln> J nid)i inrljr iiiiter 9{e(jie«95errd)liip, 
 iiiigrrl)iilb ber 'Jfegie = iWieberliigr. - wind, 
 (itljenilp*. -heart, iniitl)lP5. -trim, (>3Krtr.| 
 |d)led)t gciliiiiet (P. ©(f)iffen). To be - love 
 with any one. 6-iiirii ind)t inef)r lieben. To 
 be-commind. p|)iie JipmiiiAnbP fein, 9?id)t£ 
 nifljr )U befeljleii l)iibeii. To be - taste, fei< 
 nen (3*efd)nia(f niel)r Ijnben. To be - a thing, 
 (f [iu(i£ bMiut)eii, -JKiiiiijel l)oben aw.., Mid)t 
 niebr Ijiibeii. To keep any one - the mo«iey, 
 (Allien nut ber Sejiihlutig i)iiil)titten. 
 
 6. (eine iiiineivohiilid)e S^erfpiitiiiig ic. (in: 
 jujeigcii). - time, ppr uiibeiifiid)er 3fit- 
 Time - mind, unbenflid)e 3fit. frit nnbenf. 
 lid)en 3»i'en. - mind, feit iiiibenflid)en 3''' 
 ten. To be - time, uiiQeiuphiilict) longe nu^i 
 bieiben. t- doors, bniugen. 
 
 7. niifler (brnuSen). — the door or house, 
 
 8. (ein Serferfigen upn einem ©tpffc, 91b< 
 rd)reiben pon eiiieniDrigiiiale anieigeiib) awi, 
 lUMl. To copy o u t o f Horace, avA bent ^Pril} 
 iibf<t)reiben. To manufactuie - wool etc.. 
 ppn Pb. awi 2l5pfle perfertiflen. 
 
 9. (eiii^ciVeieiiniijcigeiiD) awi. Christian- 
 ity recovered the law of nature — all those 
 errors. Abdisok. To be delivered — af- 
 flictions. 
 
 10. (cine 9Ibn>ri(^iing , llnregelmngigPiit 
 illljelgenft). - all method. - all rule, p^iie 
 nlle 'JRetlipPc, pl)iie n(le Dfcgcl. To go - the 
 way, I. nn« beni 2Drge geljen. 2. ild) pers 
 lleifeii. To go - one's way, upn feineni 
 ^cfle abgfl)fii. 
 
 II. (em iSeriaffen, 9l6n)enbiginn(ften it. 
 (injeigeiib , ni5 (iJegenjn^ ppn into. (. 6.). 
 He will not be flattered or frighiened — 1 
 
 OUT 
 
 his dnty. tnnn ivjirb ihn iveber biircf) (S(f)inri« 
 d)eleicii nod) biird) (S'iii|'i[l)i"i(f)trriiiig feiiiet 
 ■)3i1i(i)t iiiureii innc^en. He attempted 10 
 langli men - virtue, er Perrild)te ti , bi# 
 -OTeiur^rn burd) I'ein >?Pl)iigrIiid>ter ppn ber 
 lugciib nbtuenbig jii ni(i(f)eii. To physic any 
 one - his life. (Siiieii \\\ Jobe riirireii pprr 
 piirgtren. To whip a child — his tricks, 
 eiiieiii iiinbe bie Uiiarfcn biirrf) £d)liiiie 
 pertreiben. To look - countenance, biirc^ 
 ■©liife (iu5 ber S.ifTimg bniiijen. 
 
 12. nid)t geiimg , jiimiber. He acts or 
 speaks - character, er l)ntibe(t Pber fpri(^t 
 rciiieni £>irafccr {iimiber. 
 
 13. (loegen, haiber, in Jplge ppn, iim brtl 
 ®rnnb, bie Qiirllc Pb. llriiid)e niijiijeigeii) 
 awi. A thing is done — envy , spite or 
 ambition. What they do not grant — the 
 generosity of their nature, they may grant 
 — mere impatience. Smalridge. — design^ 
 iibrid)tlid) , tnit iJieig. - that , be^ivegcn, 
 beei)nlb. 
 
 14. bnr((), permittelrt. Out of that will 1 
 cause those of Cyprus to mutiny. Shak. 
 
 Out of hand, niif ber ©tefle, fpglcid). 
 
 Vrov. II I o f heaven's lieiiedielinn into 
 the warm sun, awi bein Stegeii in bie Diid)» 
 tnuife. -sight, -mind, awi ben 9(iigcii, 
 awt bem Sinti. 
 
 ftlttf adj. w. t. I. [Ii)ppgr.] auet]tt 
 lAfTeii; bie Ceic^e CilneMffung ). 2. «. e Mc 
 <Jlii@enreite. 
 
 Out, V. M. I. prrfreiben , nii^trribrn 
 (of, niif). 2. (ibfeijen. 3. ipfgrd).iffeii. 
 L The French have been u u t e d of their 
 
 holds. 
 
 llEVLIfr. 
 
 Outact, Suiakt', c. a. ilberfiftrriten, 
 I'lberrreiben , libirmfTeii. 
 
 flutbulnncef outbillitnse, 0. a. 
 ilberwiegen. 
 
 ffeutbarj &utb2r', ». n. aii^rperren, 
 nii$rd)lie9en. | birtrn. 
 
 Outbid, outbid', t). a. T n. f iiber< 
 
 €feutbid(l««r, nuibid'dur, «. d-iiier, 
 ber I'lbcrbiftet, ber lleberbierenbe. 
 
 €»utblM«ved, ouibiode'.^ 
 
 4»utblo%vn, 6x\,hi6ae'. ^P'""'- '"'■' 
 niifnrblnren. 
 
 OutbluMli, outbiush', e. a. an 9?p« 
 fenfiirbf libertrrffiii. |i^iibiic^. 
 
 Outb<»ril, oul'born. ndj f nu6' 
 
 Outb<»UII4l, oui'b^und. adj. nadf 
 bem 9Iu^liinbe bctlimmt (p. 6ri)iffen; ges 
 ro&t)lllid) outward hound). 
 
 Outbrave, outiirAve'. v. a. I. ti 
 
 Sinein (in ©tPl}, Aril)til)cit iiiport^uii. Shak. 
 
 2. tG'm^ni- einer &n(^)e trpi)cii, tro? bieten. 
 
 2. The towers as well as men outbrave 
 
 the sky. Cowlcy. 
 
 Outbrazen, outhri'xn. v. n. bnrd) 
 Unperrd)nintl)eit ribrnuiiirigeii , iiberminti 11, 
 iibertreffen, jiim ©d)i»eiflen briiigeii, lueberj 
 fcklrtgen. [ber 'iUiebriidj. 
 
 Outbreak, outbrjike, «. f u. t 
 
 Outbreaking', <^ut'brakiDg . «. 
 iaS. mai ()rrpprbnd)t , bie niiid)tige (?rfd>eu 
 niing. 
 
 Outbreatiie, ouihieTlle'. ». a. 
 I. (Ill ^Itluni librrtrriTen , burd) bt^trii , 
 lliirfrni 'Jltljeni I'lbiTiuiiiben. Shak. 2. n'i6» 
 atliinen. SpEasE* 
 
 Outbud, outiiiid'. e. n. l)cn<pri'pn iTttt. 
 
 40^ 
 
fi28 Vhte. far, fall. fat. >1p. innt. FltiP. fin. N6, move. n6r. got, oil. rI(^n.J. TnKt>, »nl». full. l/(iii. Tfli.*. 
 
 OUT 
 
 Outbuild, outi)iId', V. a. <\n tMitv- 
 tjaftem 23nue iibertrcffeii, ilbcrCniiern. 
 
 Out bye, (fc^ott.) without; a 
 little way out. 
 
 Outcaiit, outkant'. V. a. nil nffef= 
 tirrer, uiuu'nliinblirfjfr €pr(id)e fibrrm-ffeii. 
 
 OutCUSt, mit'liast, part. udj. I. 
 vmuL'rfcii, lufflfleiporfeii. 2. nii^flcilopcii, I'cr; 
 flt'^fii, iierbnuiu, tertriebeii, umuiereii. 
 
 Outca-st, *. I. die aSfriuerfiiiiii. 2. 
 bif 9lii«i1ii(iiiii(i. 3. bcr Sliii^iuiirf. 4. Der 
 atii*!lt'ilL''&>''i'", SBiTilogciie, aSerbaiinte. 
 
 Outceptf oui'sept. t fiir Except. 
 
 Outclilllh, dntkliiiie', u. a \\\!tx> 
 (leinni. It'iid, 95erlii|l (nil SSiuirni). 
 
 Oiit-cwiiie^ uui'kuiii, s. o Der 3(l>> 
 
 OuteoilipMSS, outkuiii'pus. V. a. 
 u6frrrt)Vi'ircii (eiii ■0)fng>. 
 
 OutCOlliply, outkoiupli', p. n. t 
 fiA ^MUi iiffnnen InfTcii , ndjii oerVini(] feiii. 
 
 Outcrart, outkraft'. v. a. uberiiileii. 
 
 Outcrawl, ouiUiiwi', ». o. (\m 
 firierttcn iibmuiiifeii) liberfriecfeeii. 
 
 Outcry, out'kii, #. 1. t»er ©(f)rei. 
 2. tifl^fflciitjrei. South. 3. bie [iffeiitlirt)ea3cr> 
 (leiflcrunn , ber Slu^nif. Ainsworth. — 
 Oiitery'. v. n. |'ct)reieii/ nu^niftii. 
 
 Outdare, outdare', V. a. g-iiieiii 
 filler ©nrt« triH^eii, irutj bieteii. 
 
 Outdate, outdaie', v.a.\ nbfdinjfi-ii 
 fliifhet'en. ^ _ Hammonu 
 
 Outdo, outduu', V. a. Giiieii, <ix-- 
 tuiiS I'lbtrtnffen , t6 ©iiii'iii jiu>orrmiii. 
 Outdo'er, *. ©iiicr, bfr >]lii6ere I'frCuii: 
 frit, eg il)iicii iiiiu'rtl;iit. — Outdo 'in 
 bn* llebcnntTi'ii. 
 
 Outllriuk , ouidniik', v. c 
 Xrinfeii iibcrtn'ffiii. 
 
 Outd«%'ell, outdwii', V. a. (biircf) 
 )ii iniiiifS 5ilribiMi) uiTuiiimsii. Shak. 
 
 Outer, oiii'rur, adj. (bcr, bie, bni' 
 nugfre. — » i ' e r 1 y, m/ii.nngfn, niiS'iviirte. 
 
 Outermost, out tiiimosi, muperl. 
 |>. outer) udj. liuBiTlle. 
 
 Outface, 6utia.se', V. a. I. burc^ 
 1rP5 rU'erbtfti'ii , ubirrrot^eii , (S-jiiem Inn) 
 bifteii , G-iiifii burd) lliu>crrd)iimtl)eii fiber: 
 iviiltiflen. 'l- ^llrri) ilnvres >!lii|el)eii nii6 bet 
 5Jnf)iing briiiiieii. 3. pral;len. Shak. 
 
 To out I ace any one from any tiling, 
 CS'iiiem (f tiune nbtri'^eii. To - the »uu at 
 noonday . 1 bell (jefleii ZttQ nblniLdiieu. 
 
 Outfall, 6ut i'al. ». berS->^a, '^Ibjun, 
 bie 9{iniie, ber 'Jlbieiruiiflc-iirnbeii. 
 
 Outfast, on taiiE', ». a. burd) lAlK 
 Qttti ^aflen uDertrijfeii. 
 
 Outfa\«'n , 6uiiiwn', v. a. tm 
 ©d)ineid)i'iii iu>errrejfeii. 
 
 fdutfeast, ouiieest', V. a. in ®e> 
 Ingeii liibenrrffeii. 
 
 Outfit, oiit'fit, *. t)ie 9lii6n'i(liiiig, 
 (5Ror.J 'Jliisrljebunfl; pi. bi« ^iisnliliiiig*., 
 SUifrljebimntSforteu. lubeciluafl". 
 
 OutKauk, 5uiflaii!>k'. u.u. [>));iiit.j 
 
 €>utf1y, 6iiitli-. t>. a. iiberfliefltii. 
 
 Outfool, ouituul', V. a. ail ii)orl)eit 
 iibertreffeii. [nii&ere 'Jliirel^eu. B. Joknok 
 
 Outfi>rin, oiit'turm. t. bad <Ueiigt're, 
 
 Outfrotv'u, (iiittroun', v. a. niit 
 |i>riii(ifii 25litfeii baviiieberrd)iiietferii. Shak. 
 
 Out^-ate, ouigiic. «. biT-iUifflaiiii. 
 
 Outgeneral, ouijeneral, v. <>. 
 
 OUT 
 
 nn Jnffif ober %fM)wm-i lAieuitii Mtt-. 
 trfffeii. Chesterfield. [iiocrtreffeii. 
 
 Out{$ive, outgiv', r. a. iiii 6)ebeii 
 
 Outjj;o, uiitgo , (f. Go> v. a. ini 
 OJtljfii ubertri'ffeu, (fiiiem jiuiDrfoinmeii. 2. 
 i a) uttrtriffiu. b; lifiig Ijiiiferfleljen, Tiber; 
 lijleii, iiberi'oriljeileii. 
 
 Outg-oiiig-, out'guiiig, «. 1. bai 
 'ilus!)cl;cii , ber 'iliiegniii] ; »2lii6iufa. 2. pi- 
 bie 'iliiiSgabeii. 3. || bie nuBeriie (Sreiije. 
 
 Outg^riii, ouigiiii , V. a. im 3nf)«t!= 
 fleri"d)eii, Ciireiiieu iibrrtreffcii. Addisok. 
 
 Outg-ro%v, odtgro:, v. a. l. iibtt-. 
 
 iuad)reii. 2. a^ I'enuadjfeii tillciber, geljler 2c.) ; 
 
 iiberlebeii. b) (ruieiii iiber ben Sio\>\' luadjfen. 
 
 2. Children outgrow their garments, 
 
 and men — their usefulness. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Out^uard, outgyard, «. I'Diiiit.J 
 bcr 5'tlDvi'r"^''' SJcrpoi^eii. 
 
 Outlterod, odlher'rod, v. a. aw 
 'iibrdH'iiiid)feit, Oirauinnifeir iibertrejfen. 
 
 OutUorror, oiuiior'riir, v. a. nn 
 Sd)iccflid)feif uberrrcffeii. 
 
 Outbouse, out'liuuse, s. tai ^in' 
 teriiib.iube, ^rfbciujebaiibc. lubmualtigeii. 
 
 Out jeer, oiitjeer', v. a. biird) i£piHt 
 
 Outjest, outjesc, V. a. bnrd) ©d)cri 
 iibermiiiiieii, ini i£rf)ei-jen ilbertreffen. 
 
 Outjettiiig, 6u.j^f.iiiK, i 
 
 Outjuttiugr* 6uijut'iiug, 5 
 adj. l)rroi'niii)c:iD. 
 
 Outjiig-S'le, oiujug'gl, V. a. nil 
 iS3aiifeiei mniirrtfeii, i"U'erli|leii. Hall. 
 
 Outkiiave, uumAve', e. a. nil 
 iSdjnlfljeir iiberinffin. 
 
 Outland,6iit laud, (nngeir. utiaende; 
 «rfj. * nilSUiilbird). — Outlander, «. * 
 per 'JlllS'lilllDer. — Ou tland'ish, <hO'. 1. 
 au»inabiid), fremb. 2. I Oiorbaiii. u. i\ ini 
 ^siiiurii bed 8niibe^ ob. luitcr uiigebiiDftcii 
 
 nrcu flcboren, trieujjt; (bal;er> flemfiu, 
 biiiirird), (irob. 
 
 Outlast, Outlast', V. a. I'lberbnuern- 
 
 Outla«v, oufliw, (nngiu". uilagaj *. 
 1. ber G)ead)tete, (bal)er niid>) 2. ber ^anbit, 
 TBH'rber. - adj. ucGelfrei, flead)tet. 
 
 Outlaw, V. a. ndjteii, I'l'ir uoaelirei 
 erfinrtn. 
 
 Outlawry, outliwri, t. bie ^d)t 
 I3{ed)t6rpi'-1 bie '■2lii(jeroe|'ei;Iid)feir. 
 
 Outlay, out la, 4. bie 'iiu^lnge (nn 
 (.i)elb). 
 
 Outleap, ouilepe', p. a. iibenVriiw 
 gea. - *. i I. bie >JUi6fliHt)t , ber •MbiVriiiig. 
 i. ber ■Qliifbrnd) leiiier £'tibeni"d)a(i ic). 
 
 Outlearn, uuilcnr, v. a. ini Semen 
 nberiritfen. [housed 
 
 Outiers , (Dertl. ] cattle not 
 
 Outlet, out let, t. 1. ber 'Jlnegnng i 
 
 •antUnit. 2. i ber »Ubleitun.)6faiinl. 
 
 2. Culonies are the outlet ol a populou.s 
 
 nation. tiACon 
 
 Outlicker, oiiclikkur, i. [mar.] 
 I'iii >fciiicfd)eii i^olj aiif ber -Spi^e bc>5 ©cDifff' 
 l)iiiti'rrl)iil6, luornii bie Sinljer cer Ji'cfrdjiiioi: 
 ten niigi'brad)t fiiib. [triffeii. 
 
 4tutlie, (iuili', V. a. im £ugcn iiber; 
 
 flutlier, uui'iiur, «. ber i>imi iVtiieni 
 (iJrrduiiriHTte eiinVrnt tebenbe, 'ilbiuerenbe. 
 
 4lulliue, uuriiue, s. ber Uiiirip, bir 
 «fiiit. 
 
 OUT 
 
 Outline, ». a. Qtmai (Tijjiren, eineu 
 
 llniriB iitad)eii (mm ©tiiiao). 
 
 Outlive, oiitliv'. r. a. 1. fiberlfben. 
 2. befycr, ucrilniibiger leben. (lebrnbe. 
 
 Outliver, outllvvur, #. ber lleber» 
 
 Outlook, 6ii;luuk'. V. a. 1. biird) 
 ^lirfe iiieberiitlngen, beutiimen. 2. f aii^j 
 maljleii, fid) ©nuns aiiefeljeii. 
 
 Outlook, outlook, s. (geivi!'<l)nl. 
 Look-out) bit a3iTfid)r , gji'rjVrge. 
 
 Outlope, dut'lope, «. t ber <21nt< 
 
 jliig, '3lbt1ed)er. 
 
 Outluster, dutiils'iur.) 
 
 ^^ ., . Jb. a. iiber« 
 
 €lutlustre, ^ 
 
 glaiijeii, an (^ilaii) libertrfffen. 
 
 Outlying-, diitli lu^. adj. 1. rnt< 
 fcrni cber auperl^alb liegeiib. 2. ausinnrtig, 
 nn ber OJreiiji liegenb. Gibbon. 
 
 Outlliarcll, dulniail.sli'. V. a. im 
 Qitbeu, •>))Jin'rd)iren iiberriTffiii , Ijinter fid) 
 juriirtlaffeii, (S-inem iui'i'i'fi^i'i'i'en. 
 
 Outllieasure, uulmezhure. c. a. 
 an man ribcnreffin. 
 
 Outmost, out'nin.tt, adj. niiijerile. 
 
 Outiiiglit, out'niie, v. a. nod) iiiel)r 
 uiMi bcr ~7iail)t rpred)pn , nl* ein 9Jiibrrer. 
 
 Outnumber, outuumbtir. v. a. 
 nn 3'i')' iibertrcffon. (jnriirflafyiii. 
 
 Outpace, outpase', V. a. i)inrer ii<t) 
 
 OutparauiOUr , outpar'rauiuor, 
 V. a. iiberliebelii, nn 5Biil)lerei liberrreffen. 
 
 Outpari.sli , oui'panisli, «. bie 
 ^^fiirre niiBerl)nlb ber ©tnbtinniicrn. 
 
 Outpart, out'part, «. ber nngere 
 i.l)eil. (luille iV^otrifc^e JJiiiiber. 
 
 OutparterS,6ui'parturs. «.;>{. t^ges 
 
 Outpas.s, dutpas', V. a. (yineni jiu 
 iHirfoniinen, &iiifii iiberinffi'ii. 
 
 Outpeer, diupecr'. v. a. nn Xnleni 
 ten ober Olbei iibcrtreffcii. 
 
 4lutpen.sioner, dutpen'sliunur, 
 s. ber nnSiuartd c nic^t im ipofpiinl it.; le» 
 bciiPc ^eufiininr, (Siiabeiifoibaer. 
 
 Outplead, 6utplede','v. a. por 
 (i)erid)t bnrd) iKvebtfamfeit liberwiuben. 
 
 Outpoise, oiitpdi'xe, e. a. libet; 
 luiegcn. [flnng, ll^oriueg. 
 
 Outporcll, dui'porish, t. ber (S'iii: 
 
 Oiitport, oiit'pdrt, t. [@ngl.J jeber 
 Ucbeutenbe •Seeljafen nnd) bem pimi Coiibon 
 ber 9iebeii>, aJiiOentinfen. [91u6enpoi1eii. 
 
 tliitpost, ddt'piSst, «. [^^};ilir.i ber 
 
 Outpour, outpour', oiitpore', v. a- 
 i II. i aii!:-rd)iirieii, ausgiefien. 
 
 Outpray, oiiiprii'. v. a. im 333teii 
 ober biird) (5"ifrr im SJcieii iibcrtriffen. 
 
 OutpreitCll, 6iilprei.>h', V. a. ini 
 ^JJreMgcn iiDertnjfi'n. (ubirrreffen. 
 
 €>iitprize, outprize', V. a. nil '^ort^ 
 
 Outrag-e, out'radje. (fr. oiitrugerj 
 B. a. berd)inipi'cn, groblid) beleibigeii. - o. n. 
 rid) grobe 'IJileibigiuigen, *Jliidrd)iucifiiiigen, 
 (i)irn)aUfl)nrigfeiten jn €>(t>ulb fomtnen miien. 
 
 Outrage, <• i. bie @eivnitrl;iUigfei(. 
 2. bie 2Jerd)impfnng, ©d)'»rtd> » grobe Sbe« 
 leibigiiiig, ber iSd)impf. 
 
 Outrageous, outri'jus , (Ou- 
 
 tra'gious) adi. 1. rd)inipjllU), |"d)rtnblid), 
 abi"d)fiilid) ( 95irbred)eii 2C. >. Shak. '2. ge. 
 iwaltfam, iwilfOeiib; Inrmeiib. 5. ]'ci)\ua':ii<b, 
 rd)inipflid), Ifixbil beleibigrnb. 4. niinrniint: 
 tig cubertnebeii). JUkvdb*. 
 
FAiP. f/ir. lall. lal Me. met. Fine. fin. .\A, movp. n6r. jjof. ?,]]. r\l^fi<l. Tobe, Hih. frjil. lAin. IHis. 029 
 
 OUT 
 
 Out ragr**OUSly, ouirijusle. adv. 
 louthig . flfiBiiltrnin , Ijeftig , mit grower ^ef: 
 tiflfoit, iimmigifl. 
 
 Outrng'eoiDmeMi*, ourii'jusnex. 
 t. tie 2Biitli, libfrrrirbfiir ipvttr(if«it, ®<«)inlt: 
 9Ibfi1iriiIi(f)ffif ; UeberniaBiiiffii. 
 
 Outraze, duuitt', e. a. (jaii) llll^ 
 (jor . mir ^rr SJCiirj*! nii^rcrfen. (trifbcii. 
 
 Oii<re, ooiii', I fr. outre") adj. i'ibcr= 
 
 Oiitreaclif ouiieetRh'. V. a. ubex- 
 (leifjcn , ii'cicer rficfteii otcr flefjfit nl* ... 
 
 Tilings outreacliing reinembrHnce . 
 €n<l)en, tertn man ft* ni<t)t mtt)t eriiiiicrn 
 fniin. 
 
 fiiitreasoiif Sutr^'tn. v. a. nil 
 nr(t)ttl6frnit I'lbertnffrii, Mird) beffere Wruiitf 
 fttlfliT'i' f>^ ilbfn«iiibcn. Sooth. 
 
 Oiitreckon, Suirek'kn, o. a. in 
 ttr ^crrdi II 1111,1 ilbrrrrfffiii. 
 
 fkutrei^n, t'uniae', v. a. bi6 an't 
 Qrufc iHMi . . . rcoicreii. 
 
 4lutr<;inarin , uuirniaicin', (fr. 
 oiiiipnicn «. bo? llirriiiimrin, Pnfiirbliiii. 
 
 Outride, ^I'ltridr'. V. a. itbrrrcitcii. 
 - r n. \ii ^n<irii, jii %^inte rciiVn. 
 
 Outrider, fiuf.J.iiii. « 1. 1 l^nfll.) 
 brr 'Jliifriiirr, riiir ^rt (i>frid)iffifiifr, bir 
 bir "IJnrrfifM I'cr bfii ©hrriff jirirr. 1. Qwitr, 
 brr )ii ^r'crbf Ijoriimrf i6t , ttr rntfitbe pffr 
 fnhrfiibf 91ufi>Ij«r. 3. 6« 93or«itfr, rtitcnft 
 aSfbifiitr 
 
 Oiitri|{'|{:er, oi'ii'npgi'r, «. [War.] 
 a) bit "JKiiilfiifli'iljf ibnm fiirlhPlfn). b) bit 
 tnube 3i'ir«, iim bie Siifuiirbiinrii .Mi^jiti 
 frfjfti. CI bcr I'lifboiim. d) bit ©arffp'irr. 2. 
 brr '•Jliifiirnfr <^^ <a5nrf)tf(f)iffi. 
 
 Otltrifpllt, 6ui'rttc. ttde. I. Allf btt 
 
 ©tfflf, iVflitict> , fhrncf*, iiiimittelbflr. 2 
 nVtio. dfliillic^. 
 
 To laugh oatright, taut <lufIld}Cll , 
 tii^liKfirn, ftbfrlniit Inilxii. 
 
 Outrival, ^'tii'val, r. «. Qintn 
 dufilfrtirii (ilbrrrrrfffii). 
 
 Outroad, ^ui'rArfe. «. btr@tr()f)Ufi. 
 
 Outruar , dutiAre', c. a. uber^ 
 brfiHrn. 
 
 Outrode, r. On) road. 
 
 €9ii4root, outruut', V. a. Aiifrctfrit 
 
 Outrun, outiun'. r. n. I. S-itirii 
 ibfrlniifrn. e-inciii iiprlniiffn. 2. t ") i"ibfr» 
 r(t)rrircn. b) riitiAii'inbcii fbttii 51iifle !c.). 
 
 To outrun one'* income, llirl)r fltl£-- 
 flfbfit. (il* innii finiiiiifljniiii hnt. To - oue'K 
 uieiliod. bif <frlb(l flrOirfrciu 05rfiijfn ilber= 
 ('(t)rritrli. To — the conittiible, O )U I'lel 
 i>fr;fl>rrn, niifiirbfii. 
 
 fkutRaii, oiiikAle'. V. a. t'ibrrfrflrdi. 
 
 OutKCape, i^uisliapc', «. t bir (Mr: 
 rfiiriihrir \u ritru>irct>rit. Chapman- 
 
 Out8CUrn, fiuikkAm'. c. a. iliit 
 Brnirtirimn brimiifrin, I'frndjtrii , on 'i8n- 
 fl(l>fiitin ubrrrrrffni. 
 
 CkulNCftUrillC^N, oiMi-kou'iui^s. (K. 
 dtoiii) t. t>l. lOJrrl.) flbfliflogte teub|liiiu 
 jrii. Bi'(;i.i*KD. 
 
 OutMeil, ^ntsel'. V. a. I. inrlir rbrr 
 
 tbriiier lurfnufni ni6 ... 2. nn SBrrrf) fiber: 
 
 triffrii. [ (i)n(t)(ifrr« ic.i 
 
 tlutfiet, AAt'Kct. $. biT ^ni°nii(] (rinr« 
 
 Every tiling alnini>t depenrls upon givin° 
 
 a proper diiection to tliin outset n( 
 
 life. Hawes. 
 
 OUT 
 
 Oiitsliine, ouiiiliine', e. n. I. librr: 
 (jtonirii (mit (Sloii} ilbcriirhen). 2. I'lbrr^ 
 rtrnhlen, ubrrguiiijcu, I'rrbiiiifrin. 
 2. Homer outshines all otiier pnets. 
 
 ' . Adoihom. 
 
 OutwIlOOt, oiliohuot'. V. a. 1. Ill) 
 
 £(t)irBiii I'lbrrtnffrii. 2. iU'rrri1)iegrii , (fiber 
 em 3'fl> hinniifrdjii'Brn. 
 
 OulKliut, ^iit'shnt. M. I. [Orrri.] 
 ber l)rri>crrn<iriibr iliril riiie* nirrii (ikbiiii; 
 6r6. 2. ber 'Jlbfnfl (ooii ^)?i.urri.iln)tinreii). 
 
 Oiitsiiut , ouihliut' , V. a. Aiit'> 
 \(i,U(^tn. DonKE. 
 
 Outside, j^Jit'Mde. t. I. f II. i bie 
 91iigoitfeite emee t^itiflef, '5)?iiiiiie«). 2. bn6 
 9lriii5ere (liii^ere iliiul;eii). 3. tat 9leii6rrt^r 
 (aii(f) t). 
 
 Outkidet. [i^niibet] SJorbSnbe (niigcit 
 an ^Oiirfnp.ifcreii alt SD?utlrr brtnlintr 
 "HJiltiren). On the nntaide. fliigeil. Till* 
 is tlie - of jiii demand, biti ill 9IUef, ma6 
 n fi'rbert. 
 
 u t * i d e - c a « k ■ . pt. UeberfiifTer. - - 
 paper, bflf 9liif ('(fcuiJi'npirr. - -p a » » e n g e r, 
 :rr <niiOr;i miif brni -)>i>|livflge!t) fi^enbc $or> 
 uiflirr. 
 
 Outsit, ifiiKit', r. a. Mnorr nC" 
 blribeii a\6 (i-imat bfliirrt. To - one* 
 plea.ure. Ifluflcr fiOe" bleibeii , 0(9 niiiii 
 grrii mi'dite. 
 
 flutiikip, J&tikip'. r. A. turd) bir 
 Jliirfjt I'erimibrn, einrr Siirfje biirtft bir 
 i5lii(t)f riit(irf)en ob. eiitriiiiieii. 
 
 fiutRltirt, &ut\kert. I. ttr Au^trt 
 I()ril riiirr ®t<ibt, bie SJorftnbt. 
 
 OiitHloep, ^^tsieip', V a.vtr\<t\ahn. 
 
 iittisunr, nhmfne'. v. a. ftbrrfliriirii. 
 
 Oiitsuund, &di*A&nd', v. a. ubrrs 
 tonrii. 
 
 Outspeak, i&up4ke', «. o. i. ; 
 itii DiVbeii I'ibrrtrtffrii. 2. j fiberilrloen, hiii' 
 ter fid) jiirfirflafTrii. [jen fibrrrreffrii. 
 
 Outwport, (WipArf. r. a. ini <2(bfr- 
 
 To o n t > p u ft discretion, fi(f) ubermnftifl 
 briinlioeii. Shak. 
 
 Outspread, ihitprli', v. a. aiif< 
 brritfii, nii»iV<iiiiieii. 
 
 Outstand, c'liiiiiiand', e. a. 1. t 
 .iiifhniten, iibfrilr()eii. 2. i>er|aiinirii (bie 
 3eiti. Shak. 
 
 Outstand, e. n. l. mifilrheii (r. 
 5rt)iilbeii). 2. I)fn<iTrti<irn, IiPri't'rflelien. 
 
 I. Tlie wliole amount of revennet at well 
 outstanding as collected. 
 
 Hamii.toji. 
 
 €f utstart*, Aut»tire', v. a. bnriiiebrr 
 iliirrrii. fibrrbti^en. 
 
 Outstep, i^utkiep'. r. o. iTbrrftfjreiten. 
 
 OutNtorin, ^utotorm'. v. a. $ bnr> 
 
 nirbrr (liiriiuMi. (leneiie Striige. 
 
 Cliitstreet, hh'Kiriei . ». bie iibflC! 
 
 4tllt«(tretcllt 6iitstrctsli'. v. a. awi: 
 
 ilrecfeii. |©(t)rritrn I'lbrrtreffrii 
 
 Oiitstride , nuutride', 0. a. ini 
 
 €Iu(.«<trip, Autstr'p'. 0. a. I. (^iiirii 
 
 I'ibrrinnfrii , p-iiifiii i>rrl.iiifiMi. 2. a) ilbrr< 
 
 trrffrii. L; (brm Irbr jo riirriiiiini, eitrnrfjen. 
 
 Out«^%<*ar, Auinvire'. I', a. itll 
 
 ©dimoreii, Siiirtifn fiftertrcffen, biir(()€((imp= 
 
 reit iibrnv.iirifirii. SuAk. 
 
 Outwwceten, 'ii'tsweei'in, n. «. 
 
 (Ill ©ii&iflfiii ubertrrffcn. Shak. 
 
 OUT 
 
 Outs well, oi'itsweti'. V. m. il6er< 
 itronu'ii , 11)1 Srtiiutdrii, 9(iirT(f))ue[Ien, Sin* 
 l'd)iiH-(lfii ubertrfffcn. 
 
 Outtake, ounake', praep. « niiger. 
 
 4(uttall4, ^iitiawk'. 0. If. fibervliiii' 
 berii, buret) $liiuberii tuni @(()ivrtgrii 6riii> 
 t)ril. Shak. 
 
 Outtlirow« hunhrh'. V. a. aniwer' 
 fell, ilii6ih-Drii. fiirflbiT Ijlliniifiufrfcil. Swift. 
 
 Outtung'ue, outtung', 0. «. i'ibrr< 
 ritreirii. (ben ivopf «)nd)feit. Williams. 
 
 Oiittop, oiiiiop'. V. «. t G'iiirm fiber 
 
 Outtrade, outirade'. 0. a. bie Obrr> 
 I)iiiib nil ipiinbel ijeiviniirn I'lber ..., G'iiirii 
 au6 tern ij.iiibel heraiiSfetjen. 
 
 f^iitvalue , u^tval'iii . 0. a. nn 
 SJcrrh fiberrniirii, fibrriuieiirii. 
 
 €illtveil(>in, dutven'niim, v., a. nil 
 (4)iit Ob. Ojifrigfrit fiberrrejfeii, jjiftijier feiii 
 11I6 . ■ . Shak. 
 
 Outvie, 5uivl'. 0. (I. ^ineii l)iiitrr 
 fid) iiirfirfliifft'ii. — Outvied. (1111 Spirlr) 
 fibrrl'Pten, nrpi'd)t. (©rf)iirferri fibtrtrrjTeii. 
 
 Out villain, (Uitviilin. 0. n. nn 
 
 Outv«>ic<', 6iiiv6i»'. 0. a. -f- I. fiber« 
 t'd)rririi. 2. nn (onvnlriger) @tiiiinie fibcri 
 trrniii. [men. 
 
 4lntvote, (iuivAte'. 0. a. fibenlniK 
 
 Out«vulk, ^iitwiwk'. 0. a till (»e> 
 l)rn I'lbrrmffrii. 
 
 Out«vail, o&i'w2ii, t. I. bie niifirre 
 'TOniier. 2. 1 + bat ^tiigrre, ber niiijrre 
 (Sdirllt. Shak. 
 
 Out^vard, <^ut'ward, (niiacir. ut. 
 
 weard ) adj. I. ^ nilfiert. 2. i a > niiurrli<t> 
 (."^nfnc). b) niifiere (Ci>(,iiij, ®d)riii, (flireie.). 
 c) t nii^tvnrtin (lvrien>. d) nnd) 'Jlmleii dire* 
 brnb). e) nbnrljeiib; - freiglif, - trade, bif 
 $iiiifrnd)t, ber •31iifiiihrl)niibel. f) nieiiiM>lid) 
 ((5>rfleiifo5 I'oii reliiiiofi). g) [1bei>I.) niigere 
 iflrir(t)lid), fniiilid)). Id nid)t 111 bie &tnnr«f 
 grbeiiliiiifTf riiinri»'il)t. Shak. 
 
 2. d) The fire will force lt< outward 
 way , ( bat 'Jeiier mirb fid) riiicii 2Dr(j 
 iind) 9liiGrii biihiifii). Drvoes. 
 
 Outward habit of encounter, nilgrrt 
 5JeiMt)rit iiii 25 itehnieii. Shak. 
 
 €>u iViird, t. bat 91rii^cre. Shak. 
 
 Ou «»-ard, f <idn. 1. a) 
 
 €>ut\vardK, oiV'wirdz.S nii^iunrtd, 
 iind) niifjrii. b ) ini •}lcii0frlid)rii. 2. au&> 
 martt. A ship i.ound -. eiii wad) bent '3lii6» 
 Iniibe brilinmuif 6d)ifT. To clrar -. nii4< 
 flnrireil (ein Sd)iff). - and homeward, l)ill 
 iinb her, l)in iinb jiirfirf. 
 I. at The light falling on them (black 
 bodies) is nnt reilected outward*. 
 
 NewT'in. 
 
 Outward-bound, in bie Srr flrl)eiib, 
 )ii einrr 'Jieifr nnd) bcni ^Jliiflniibr brtlimnit 
 (P. £d)ifTrn). It 1^1 fiorlid). 
 
 0^iit«vardIy, dufwiiciie. >■>(■-. ( 11. 
 
 <^ut««'a8li, ouiwosh', V. u. t niij> 
 ivrtidvn. 
 
 4lut««'atclt , AStwntsh'. 0. a. im 
 ^ort>rn, nn ^rtd)|Vi 111 frit I'lbrrtrrffen. 
 
 Ollt^%'ear, ouiw&re'. p. a. I. nb> 
 luinrii, nbtmnni. 2. i i"d)iund'tn, riKfr.itrrn. 
 i. Iniiiiuirilig I'erbrinijcr. 4. I'lbcrlrben, I'lber* 
 bniirrn. 
 
 3. By the stream, if I the night out 
 
 1 wear. Vo?c. 
 
630 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6p, got, 6il, cl6uii. Ti'ibe, Inb, fnl! i^in, Tllis. 
 
 OUT 
 
 Otlt^venilier, outweTH'ur, v. a 
 
 «u«hnltfii itm-j SCfftrr jc). 
 
 Oiitweed, rtiV«ie(l'. b.o. niififlnrfii. 
 
 Outweep) itutwiep', o. n. ini iiieu 
 Men iibtrrrcfffii. 
 
 Ollt%«'eiS'It« hatvik' , V. a. ; II i 
 U&enuifoeil. — 1> u l w e i g h i n g. ril'i:nuirt)tu). 
 
 Outtvell) outweir, v- u. t niifi)'t= 
 0(1, Skemser. 
 
 Ou4\veilt,oui wliit'.prnet. U.O u t g o. 
 
 Out^vliore , ouilioor', ». «. m\ 
 BieBfriirtjfi'it. Jpiirfr<i libfrrn'ffi'n. Pope. 
 
 Outv»'iii,outv\iir.D «.tlieniii§jiehi'ii- 
 
 Oiit^viiid, o&iwtiid', t). a. i^ctiUxi-- 
 luillPen, lo6iiia(1)fii. [flelii. Garth. 
 
 Ollttvillg', dutwiiig', V. a. u6i.-l-flf|: 
 
 Oiitvrit, fiutwit', V. a. ut'i-riiiltii. 
 
 Outwork, oit'wurk, *. [Jeiliiiiii^f'.] 
 tn6 'Jllifseiiu'trf. [wear. 
 
 Out^vurn, S'ltworn', pp. I'. Oiii- 
 
 Out^VOrtll, outwurt/i', 0. a. {\l'(V- 
 tjieiirii, iiu'()r (\(lttn ill? ... Siuk. 
 
 Oiitwrest, duirest', V. a. tnxwin- 
 (en (fiitroiiieii). (fren ribfrtn-fffn. 
 
 Outwrite, nutitte'. v. a.im @d)r(i^ 
 
 Ollt^VrOI«g'llt,ouniwt'. (f. work) 
 part. ad), in PiT ^BirfiMiii I'lberrnHTen. 
 
 Outznny, outzi'ne, v. a. ini '$o\t 
 fenreigen libertroffen. 
 
 Oval, o'viil. (fr. oval* v. Int. ovum) 
 adj. 1. tir^^^, (nnglit^runS, ooal. 2. jii 
 Giern flrljorig, &i. . . 
 
 €>val, 3. bai Dynt, (J-irnnfc ; (in fni;ie> 
 ter 58e6ciming) bc\i Dd^fenniifle, eiriiuee 
 (Jeniler. 
 
 O various, 6vi'ri\ia, adj. 1. aUi 
 ©iern bei1el)i'n6. 2. jutn &ii'ri1o(f get)i>rig. 
 
 Ovary, A'vaie, (liit. ovarium) s. tn 
 Griertlorf. — Ova'rium, *. [!bot.] bi'r 
 grncbtfncten. 
 
 4lvate, o'vite. ) _,. r- 
 
 OvateCI, o'vated, } 
 
 Ovate-lan'ceolate, [ 9Jot. ] eiWflU: 
 jeften^iirniifl. — -sub 'u late, [SSot. ] ei; 
 l»friftnfi'rnii(i. 
 
 Ovation, Ava'slmn, (Int. ovatio) I. 
 {flU. 9hnn] fie Dontion (Per flenie Irimnph). 
 
 Ovato-4»bloiig-, ovato-oii'long, 
 mdj. [JSor.) (nnijitd) loie fin Q-i. 
 
 Ctvaviparoiis, iWavIp'parus, (o. 
 Irtf.) iidj. nil* G'lerii lebetiPiii ijebnrenb. 
 
 OvKn, uv'vii. (nnoflf. ot'en ; Ijofl. oven ; 
 brtii. ovn; rufy. oviiii) s. I. £)er Dfeii, 5i5ntfi 
 pfen. 2. 6cr grrge ■0)hiiiD. 
 
 Oven's iiioutli. tn6 D''fnlP<f). 
 
 Oven -fork, tie Dfeiignbrl. --fcill. 
 fin Ot'enuDd. --peel, fcie Gfeiifriicfe, Ctrn; 
 fdjanfet. --tender, [ 25ri(f er j let ©i1)ub. 
 
 Over, 6'vur. (nngclf. obcr. ofer; gi'tl). 
 ufar; lit'er; ban. II. IjuU. over; |'(l)iu. ofver; 
 flt. Iiyper) praep. (^ o'er;. 
 
 1. (l)em Drte oPer bcr Sage nacft) nt'er. 
 The clouds over «ur liead. The Knioke 
 rises — the city. WEuvtER. 
 
 2. iiber (liber ... lueg, uDer ... tjinfibcn. 
 A dog leaps over a stream, or — a table; 
 a boat sails - a lake. Webster. To walk 
 — a field, or — a city. 
 
 3. (&er 2Di'ir6e, Dein Dfniige, S33ert()e nnci)) 
 fiber. The advantages wiiicli the Christian 
 warld has over the heathen. 
 
 4. (&tc &civnl( nac^; iibec. I will make 
 
 OVE 
 
 thee ruler over many things. Bible. 
 
 5. ( iVlC upon) liber. Watch over your 
 children. To mourn — a dead friend. 
 
 6. (iinitjreiit) Der gnii)eii 3eit) iiber, l)in> 
 Cilirc^. To ke^p a thin^ over night; to 
 keep corn — winter. [shoes or boots. 
 
 7. liber, nilf. The water is over the 
 Over the way, iiber £>eii "iOeg, gegeiu'ibir. 
 
 — night, (bi^ni.; wx i)ia(t)t, f. Ovemigiit. 
 All — the town, Diird) bie gniiie i£tnDt, in 
 Der gniijen ^Srnbr. To get -, Ijiiiiiberfoni: 
 men. - a gla».<< of wine, bei eiiieni (iJlaie 
 IGcill. To be more than — shoes in love, 
 o bi6 iiber Die Dliren ueriiebt feiii. He will 
 not - ii. (I er luirb nic^r Pauoii foniineii. 
 
 l^rov. Over slioes — boots , IIIOII Uiup 
 ii\& Olfti^ci'ile iimgeii. 
 
 Over, adv. (^ o'er). 
 
 1. (I'oii eiiier Seite jiir niiftern) Tiber. 
 A toot over, eiiieii %ub Iniig, l}cd), nil 
 Diirct)niei|er. All -, iiber miD iiber, gaiij, 
 libernll. — and -, eiii ^)iM iiber iai ntiDere 
 ciVljr oft)- Fifty times — , liinfjig iHfnl iind) 
 t'liiiiiiPer uD. Ciurd). " again, iiud) eiiiniai, 
 uDii 9ieiieni. 
 
 2. Oriibeii (l^iiiubet, niif tier enrgegeiige 
 I'fljten ©eitC). Tlie boat in safe over. 
 
 3. (upii G'iiieiii (111 o&. jti ruieiii SliiDerii, 
 i*Dn eiiiein £nii£)e in eiii niiDeref; iiber, i;er: 
 liber (in SBerbiiiDniig iiiir S'idutirterii), j. ib. 
 To deliver over, libcrllffVril. To bring-, 
 Ijeriiberbriiigeii. To deliver — goods to 
 another; to carry any (hing — to France; 
 to biing any tiling — to England. 
 
 4. bnriiber, bnrnnf tniif Per Cberflridje). 
 a. (ill 93erbiiiDiiiig imr eiiieni 3citn>»i^t>! H. i 
 
 .iiber (iiber Die DberjJiidje, (gpi^s ijiiiniU'). 
 Good measure., presided down and shaken 
 together, and rnnuing over diberflic^CIlP, 
 II iibertJi'iiTig '^^inis), shall men give into 
 your bossni. Bible. 
 
 6. (mcljr> barilber (ffiegeiifn^ y. bnruiirer, 
 lueiligcr, under). He that gathered much 
 had nothing over. B.BLE. 
 
 7. (in SBerbinbnng init adj.) iiber , nUjU. 
 Over difficult, iiberid)iver. 
 
 8. I'Dii jlnfang bi5 ju &nDe, gnnj, Diird). 
 To read over a book. To argue a ques- 
 tion over again. 
 
 9. in 3iir>""'"f"ff^iiii!)t>i Jfigt over eiii 
 i!hif&el)iieii, Ueber&e(ten , UmiutiiDeii u. ge; 
 n'iihnl. em llebertrrffen nil. 
 
 Over against the church, Der £ir(f)e ge> 
 geiiiiber. -and above, iiberbiep (iiod)). - 
 aud besides, liberDiefj. To be -, I. uoriiber, 
 uin-bet I'cin. 2. Dnriiber, iibrig jem. To 
 give -, niiigeben (em llnteriuljnicn, eiiieii 
 i?rnnfeM, greimO). To make -, niii'ertrnueu. 
 
 Over, tidj. I. uoriiber, I'orbei (uerjlor; 
 iiMi), niie, uolleiiDet. 2. uberc, Dber..., 
 lleber... 
 I. The Olympic games were o ve r. Milmer. 
 
 Tis well over, ti i|l gilt nbgeinufen. 
 
 Overabouutl, ovurabound', II. n. 
 iH Uebcrflug borljniiDen feiii. 
 
 Overact, ovurakt', V. a. ubertrcii 
 ben. — V. n. jii i>iel rl]im. 
 
 Overag'itate, ovuilj etite, v. a. 
 I. j« I'iel bciuegen. i. t jn bid erortcrn. 
 
 To overagitale one's self, fid) }U |el;r 
 t)cniiriil)igen. 
 
 Overall, ovurill, «. ber jDi^rrrocf, 
 
 OVE 
 
 Ueberrprf; pi. Die Ueberjiehf)iiren. 
 
 Overanxious, ovurank'shus, adf 
 nfljii (ID. gnr jn mqiliii). [luolben 
 
 Overarch, ovurartsh', V. a. ixbett 
 
 4lveravve, ovuriw', ». a. in ^ur<i)t 
 Ijrtlten oD. iV^en. 
 
 Overbalance, ovurballanse. V. a. 
 ubenuiegen. - *. Da* llebergei<ji(^t , Die 
 lleberlegenbeir. 
 
 An overbalance of exports. [.^onDef] 
 eine ilArfere 3lii^fiil)r. An - of probabilitiea, 
 eiiie griifierf '3a5nl)rrd)einlid)feit. 
 
 Overbattle, ovurbat'il, (iv batten) 
 udj. -f ndjii fnid)rbnr, nfljii fett. Hookbr. 
 
 Overbear, ovurbAre'. v. a. I. liber* 
 m(^ltigeM, iiberi»inben ; Den <Sieg Dniion tro« 
 ijcn iiber... 2. ilbermiiiDen, imterCriitfen 
 3. nieberreigcn, fortreigeii. 4. mir (Jiip.ii 
 treren (Die ©cfeljeK. ). 5. t ilberi)niifeti 
 iiberinDen. (tro^ig. (inmnj5eiiD. 
 
 Overhearin;^, oviirbareing. adj. 
 
 Overbeud, oviirbend', v. a. ubcf 
 iVniinen. 
 
 Overbid, nvinbid', B. a. ilberbieten. 
 
 Overblo^v, ivurblA' . ». a. i>enu(;« 
 lien; i'errd)eiid)en. — v. n. I. (*))inr.| ri'beii, 
 luiithen, mien (u. eineni Srnrine). 2. f ") 
 niifroben, nii^gerobt t)aben. b) i oonlber* 
 griifii. Shak. [fiber SborD. 
 
 Overboard,6vurb('ird'.<idu.[-)Jinr.J 
 
 Overboil, ovuibolr, v. a. iiber> 
 fod)cii. - V. 71. iiberPud)eii, iiberlniifeii. 
 
 Overbold, nvuibold', adj. iierinet't 
 fen, jiiffiljn, iiberfilljn. — adv. Over- 
 bold My, uernifffen, iibcrfiiiin. 
 
 Overbrovv, ovurbrou', v. a. Tiber" 
 t)niiiien, l)niigeii Tiber... [Tiberbaiiet. 
 
 Overbuilt, ovurbilt', part. adj. 
 
 Overbulk, ovurbulk', v. a. -f jU 
 
 Sbbeii uDer DnriueDer Driicfen. Shak. 
 
 Overburden, ovurbur'dn, v. a. 
 iiberinDen. (brennen. 
 
 Overburn, 6vurburn', v. a. iiber* 
 
 Overbusy, 6varbiz'ze, adj. aU^u 
 gefrfinftig. (fniifen. 
 
 ttverbuy, 6viirbi'. v. a. )u tl)eiier 
 
 Overcanopy, ovurkan'ope, v. a, 
 Ti6erjiel)en, TiberDerfen. Shak. 
 
 Overcare, ovurkire'. $. Die nfl}u» 
 groge, libertriebeiie ©orge oD. Sleiigfllidjfeit. 
 — Overcare'fnl, udj. nflJlI niig|llic<>, 
 befiinnnerf, beljiiffnm. 
 
 Overcarry, ivurkar're, v. a. 1. 
 jii lueit fii()reii. 2. 1 a) beftegen. b) uerleiten. 
 
 Overcast, ovijrkast', v. a. 1. Tiber> 
 
 luerfen, biiuuiSiDerfen Tiber ... 2. iiberjie» 
 
 hen, belegen, befleiDen (9)faiiern JC); Tiber* 
 
 iiiiljen, be|led)cn (eine 9Tal)t). 3. Tiberjieljcn, 
 
 beiublfen (Den ipiinniel). 4. f iiiniuolteii, 
 
 triiben. 5. a) ^u Ijod) flnfd)Iagen. b) ft(^ 
 
 i)erred)iieu. 
 
 5. a) The king in his accouiit of peace 
 
 and calms did much overcast his 
 
 fortunes. Bacow. 
 
 To overcast the jacks. Die ^iigel iiber 
 ba6 Sif' Ijii'niiiwerfen. — seam, [i£d)iieiD.] 
 Die TiberntenMid)e iRnljt. 
 
 Overcast, part. adj. ubttn^dtn, iiin< 
 molft. - with melancholy, in irniiriqfeii 
 gcljTillt. [adj. ndiii i>in-|'id)rig. 
 
 Overcautious , oviirkaw-slius, 
 Overcliarg^e, ovurtshaije', v. a. 
 
File, far, fall, fat. >U, met. Fin«>, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cldi^. Ti\be, tQh, fiill. lAin TJiJ*. C3l 
 
 OVE 
 
 1. ; ubfrtaben (Jjlinten ic). 2. t a) iibtr-- 
 n^fll (fibcrirideii). b; i^bertn^eIl, bffrfjiuertii 
 {ea« OJeDndjtmp ic). c) btU\\ltn. d) nirtcr< 
 beiUK"; fibftiunltigfti. e) ©iiun uberntl)' 
 mirii; ubertljeuerii , ju f)od) D6er jii I'itI (in- 
 fei)<n, )u tjvd) t.irirfn, iti uifl fotbern. 
 
 2. a) Our language is overcharged 
 with consoiiaiilf. Addisok. 
 
 Overcliarg:e, «. l. ^tc lUbrrtoi^. 
 
 2. li>l1ll^fll Me lUbtriinl)!!!*, lU6ert()«ucruna, 
 )u I'iel grforCierte Siimme. 
 
 Overcliinll) 6vurkl{aie', v. a. itbtt' 
 
 fiftreni, ubrrfliminen. 
 
 €>vercluu(lt ivurkloud', v. a. I. 
 iibfrii-iiireii. 1. t trubfn. 
 
 Overcluy^ ivurkl^e', r. a. ubtv-- 
 Uitcn I'lbiTfiidtn. [eeiitli(t> fnlt. 
 
 4lverculd, 6vurkild'. ndj. niigercr: 
 
 ilverCOine, 6vurkuin', (f. Come> 
 e. n. I. t ubirtntleii. Sh*k. 2. iibmviilii" 
 gi-ii, ribermniiiifii, ubmi'iiiDtn. 3. 1 a) iibtt- 
 w.ilti.icii , bffifg'n ( Sitiuierigftitfn :c.). b> 
 I'lbertrefffii. O niftrrbfunen , llif^fr^r^l<fon. 
 di Qn\tn nniirtifdi, ©iii«m bfn Jtopf eiinifl)' 
 nitn (P. &tru(t)t» k.). 4. f ubrrMidrn. 
 
 To lie o vercouie with lage, com 3>'rii( 
 l)iiiOiriiTiMi ii'crffii. [bolcfii. 
 
 Oiercome, ». n. Mr Dbrrljaiib br. 
 
 €^V**rCOIIlt;r, Avurkuni'nnir, t. btr 
 llcbl•m'tn^cr. 
 
 OverCOining^ly,nvurkuni' mingle. 
 »di'. mjt llrbfrleiKitf)'''. '■>'* Ue^r^llli^^c^. 
 
 OverC«Mlflcl«llt, Avurkoirie<leiit. 
 adj. I'frmffTril. To be - in llie opiiiiuii ol 
 one'a *elf, fine JU bvtft '•Wiiiuing ron firt) 
 Ijiibrn. — 0»ercon'fidence, *. Dir 25irr- 
 nufitiihrit. 
 
 Ov«?rCOrn, Avurkj^rn'. V. a. vtri'nl> 
 jen. — Overcoroed, bentDflt. 
 
 Overcount, Avurkj^unt'.B. (I. t)b(r> 
 frt).ii fn, III t)ocb niuVfil.iflrii, ubfrHjnirrn. 
 
 OverCUVtrr,ovuikuv'ar. B a. ub(r< 
 fctrfcii. («'(/'. nflju (fi(l)ffll(iiibiii- 
 
 Overcre(luluu<*,<'>vuikied ji'iiiiii. 
 
 Overcrow, ivurkro', v. a. t fibrr 
 friiljtn, nl6(£ifflfr ubrri"(<>«ifn, (fiiljeri ubft- 
 iv.ilti<irn. Sh*k. 
 
 Overcurioun, irurkil'rius. aUj. 
 I. nllju ntiiflicna , uprroitjio- 2. ndjii Irrftr. 
 Bacosi. — Overeu'riouiinesii. (. I. brr 
 SJt'nui^. i. bif ubrrtricbrur i?ecfrrl).ifii(if'it 
 
 Overdance, &vurdanse'.0 a.t'ibrn 
 tniijfu. To - one'» lelf, fidf ubfrroiijf" 
 (fiit frniif tniijrn). laU\u tecf. 
 
 Overdarln^, Avurdir'ng , adj. 
 
 Overdate, 6vurdiie'. v. a. iibrr 
 tit rid)fiflr, nmhre 3fit fjiiiiiti* batireii. 
 
 Overdig^llt, 6vurdlte', part adj. 
 
 ■f iiberbfcft. (ribrrflciiJlG 
 
 Overdili|fent, Avardilejem. adj. 
 
 Overdo, Avurdoo', e. a. 1. ubrrircu 
 ben. i. )ii fcl)r, jii I'iel brnte n , b.irfrn ober 
 fccbrn. SwiPT. 3. mit 9lrbfit iihrrliiPcii. 
 
 To overdo one's self, (id) utrrorbmen. 
 
 Overd«», v. n. jn uiri tl)iiii. 
 
 Overdose, Avurdoke', «. Ht uQjn 
 jlnrfe Di^fif cftr OiAbt. 
 
 OveriLra^v, ivurdrSw', » a [^putu 
 
 (rtj 10 — Hie mini standing lo une's credii 
 in the books of a banking couipnny eic, 
 diif eiiie SSatif cinen 2Dfd)rel «u6iit(Ii-n, bei': 
 (en Ii<talivcrtl; bit bmi IruDciiKn iufi>iit> 
 
 OVE 
 
 meiibe ©iimme uberileigr. To - a balance, 
 (ill <»iitl).ibfii ubrrfrtjreiten. Ipii^en. 
 
 Overdress, ovuidrst', r. a. )ii fct)c 
 
 fVverdrink, 6va/diiak'. v. a. to - 
 one's self, fict) betniiCrii PD. ubcrtriiireii. 
 
 ftverdrive, ovuidrtre', V. a. ubet' 
 treibdi, iJDerjiigrii (S)3frrbt io. [trixfiicii. 
 
 Overdry, 6vurdii', v. a. |ii i>ici 
 
 Overdue, iviirdu', tulj. I. nui^r 
 Mi girbut^retib. 2. (bereitj) urrfalleii, uber- 
 fiiaiii. 
 
 Overdye, ovurdf-. ». a. liberfiirbrii. 
 
 Overeug-er, 6vure'giir. adj. odiu 
 l)il)iij. — adi). Overe'ngerly, mit )ll I'lel 
 >pijjc. — Overe'agernesk, «. tie alljll- 
 ijroge, ubcrtriebeiie ipiije. 
 
 Overeariiest, 6vurer'ne>t, adj 
 i)nr )il eifriij. — 0»erear'uestne»», *. 
 Cer iilljii groge &itrr. 
 
 Overeat, 6vuiete', v. a. to - one's 
 •elf, fid) ilOrreiTfii. Infliii iierlid). 
 
 Overele§raut, ivurel egam, adj. 
 
 Overeiiipty, /ivurauiii, v. a. ^ii 
 feljr lecreii oCrr oiirlrcreii. 
 
 Overeuter, 6vuraii'iur , v. a. 
 l3oUiu.] JII Ukl flii(]e6rn. — Overentry, 
 I. tie 3iii>i«l : 'JIiiQiibe. 
 
 Overeye, ovurl', v. a. l. + beoiif 
 nd)ti.ien. 'i. beiiierfeii, beobndjteii. Sua*. 
 
 Overfall, 6-vurfall, «. brr SQ},i([cr< 
 iiill. Raleigh 
 
 Overfati{(ue, Avuifateeg' , v. a. 
 fibrrmiibeii. - «• tu (jri-^e -iJiiitiflfnt. 
 
 Overfeed, uvuiteed', v. a. tibtv 
 (Virtrrii. (olliii orimniiij. 2. flQiU brgitrii). 
 
 0»eril«*rce, onirfeirse', udj. I. 
 
 Overfill, ovuifil , v. a. ubrrfiillcii. 
 
 Overlliie, uvuiijne', udJ. uecririii. 
 
 Overfloat, 6vuifl6ie', v. a. ubtr- 
 rd)iuriiiuuii. iitiiTJillit}ril 
 
 Overflourisli, 6vu.flur'rlaii, ■>. a. 
 i JII ftljr t)«raii»ilreid)rii. Coi.i.ixs. 
 
 OverHoiv, 6varfl6', v. n. ubtrjtu': 
 
 grn, iiDalailftll. Overflowing |)lenly, 
 em ribrrfd)iwauglid)er lUberjlue. Rookrs. 
 
 Overflo«»s "■"■ '■ uberfliegifii, tiDrr> 
 
 i"d)ivfninieii. 2. i a) (tin IMiib ic. » fit«fr= 
 
 lit'ivruiineii. b) (id) verbrritrn in . . . 3. uber: 
 
 fultm. 4. 1 uberileifl.ii, iibertnfftn. 
 
 2. ajThe northern nations overflowed 
 
 all chrifctendom. Si'Enscr. 
 
 (In his proper stream) over flows him- 
 self, oerrntl) er I'ein CDfljeiniiiiB. .Shak. 
 
 O verflov«', 6'vui fu'i. t. l. ; tie llebec- 
 id)iucminiiiia. 2. i cer Uebttjlup; (jraiip cu. 
 Drtiifborfeut. Bacoi*. 
 
 Overflo^viiig-, ovurflAlng. «. ter 
 Ueber(liie. - '«<>• i"« UeberfliifTe yorhiuiten 
 fittnC ; iiberfd)niiiiifllid). — adv. Overflow- 
 in gly . III! Urt>t'ri)uiTe. 
 
 OverHuKli, ovuiflukh', v. a. I. 
 JU feljr, libermiigig *iiibiiii)eii. 2. jii I'iel, 
 Mberinngifl riuljcn ib. tiir»en. 
 
 Overfly, nvurili', v. a. uberfliegen, 
 b. I). I)iiifltr.ieii uber... 
 
 Overfoud, ovurfond', adj. jii jiirt: 
 lid), veriwrrt. — verfond'ness, *. tie 
 iibcrrriebfiie 3nrllid)fi'ir ub. I' ebe. 
 
 €lverr«>r«vard , 6vurf6r'wird, 
 adj. I. uoreilig, jii |"d)iii'fl- 2. jiitrnigiict) ; 
 JU atimngeiib. — Over for' ward iie««, 
 «• tie 9$urcili|}feiti 3:ibriiigit(])reir. 
 
 OVE 
 Overfreig^ht, uvuifrate', (ficf}t 
 
 Fr e i gilt) B.a. fll'erlateil. v e r f ran g li t, 
 1 I'Pii ter Sii|1 JU 25i>teii gebriirft, iiiiter bet 
 Ciijl etlifgiMiD. 
 
 Overfruitful, 6vurfr6ot'ful. adf. 
 
 1. iiUjii frud)tt)ar. 2. t uberreic^ olSl)aiira< 
 I'le ic). 
 
 Overfull, 6'vurful, adj. ubcruoU. 
 
 Overg-et, ovurget', v. a. t eiiil)ii(eii, 
 erriMd)eii. [gclDeii. 
 
 Overg-ild, ivurgild'. v a. i'iber> 
 
 Overtfird, &vurgerd', v. a. jtl feft 
 biiiJcii. Mii.ToH. [liberblitfeii. Shar. 
 
 €>V«'rg-lance, oviirglause'. v. a. 
 
 Overj^^o, ivurgci". 0. n. 1. fiberjlei' 
 gfii , gel)rii ufcr... 2. •{• be^l■tffll. 
 
 Overff-One, &viirgou', part. adj. 
 initgi'iioiiiDieii , getri'irfr. Shar. 
 
 Overg^ort^e , Avurg8rje', v. a 
 ubcrlntfii , jii I'l'II jlopfni. Shak. 
 
 Over^rassetl, Aviirgrast', adj. 
 I'lbrr.iniet. (<)ro&. 
 
 Overfpreat, Avurgriie', adj. iibtv 
 
 Overjfr«»^v, oviiignV, v. n. i. j 
 ribeni>nd)ien, Tiber bie piifffiite ot. iiiuur> 
 liil)c Wrofie hiiiiUiJiynd)ren. 2. t jii fjod) ilc^i 
 ilfii - e a. I. I i'iberuiiid)ffn, beiund^eii. 
 
 2. I'lberiurtdjieii, iiber (S-iiun* I)iiiiiii6iuiid)reii. 
 Overgrown, piirt. «///. 1. ju gri'g, 
 
 ubfTiii.iBig. 2. i «> JU tunctitig geiuurben. 
 li) l)Ort)gfheMt (See). 
 
 Overi7ro>vtli, A'vurgrmA. «. t. 
 ; ter llfbcnuiid)*. 2. i berUrberfliig (in, nu). 
 
 flverliale \. Overhaul. 
 
 Overliatndle, uvurhan'dl, v. a. 
 )ii oft rriDiiMifii. Shak. 
 
 €f verliaiig-, Avurhang', v. n. Tiber' 
 l)iiiigcn. - V. a I. Tiberl^migeii. 2. Tiber (Jtj 
 mat (jfliigen. Mii.toh. [Tiberglucfliit). 
 
 ftverliappy , Avurhap'pe, adj. 
 
 OverliarasM, Avurhar'»«. o. a. 
 TiberiiiTiben. (ul'erli.irren 
 
 Overhardeu, Avurhir'dn, v. a. 
 
 ttverliafffeii, ovurhA'sn, v, a. 
 Tibereilen, Tibertreiben. (Tibereilt. 
 
 OverlinNflly, AvurhAstele. adv. 
 
 Ovc^rliHStines s , ovurhia't^uaa, 
 «. tie Uebfrrlliiiifl. 
 
 Overliasty, AvurhAs'ii. adj. i. 
 Tiberriir, poreilig. 2. i nothrcii <v JJrTidjteii*. 
 
 Overhaul, Avurhiui'. v. a. i. 
 Tiberbreitfii Spejisfr. 2. (J-nim* umtttfrtn, 
 iiin ti ill iiiiterriid)eM, heriimiliireii ; (bnljer) 
 
 3. i lUMi i)Jeiifm ivieter in'riuMjiiifii , biirtt)> 
 iVIjen Ob. iiiiterrud)en , nuf GrunK jiirTi(f» 
 fomnien. 4. [-Wnr.] uirren, frtjieOfii Mffcn 
 (eiu 1(110, ufrtnijren (ein 'Jrtffii, umbinten 
 ( tic SaBiiiib ). 5. Tit'erlnMrii , riiil)oleii. 6. 
 [^JS-iibmfpr.) nDj.igeii (Me J5>iintf). 
 
 The rope is overhauled, [TO(ir.| bai 
 Xnii ill JII fteif nniKljuIr. [troften. 
 
 Overhead, AviirheH', ada. cbeii, 
 
 Overhear, ovuriiiie'. v. a. I. 
 TiberOorfu. 2. itel)i>rd)eii, abl;ord)en, jufiifliget 
 '■bifU'e Ijoreii. 
 
 <lverheat, Avurhiie', «. a. ibtf 
 iiinein , liber tie 'OR.igen erhi(>eii. 
 
 Overhele, ovuihele-. v. a. f i5ber» 
 betfi'ii , Tibcrbreirrii. B. Johsos. 
 
 Overhend, ivurhend', v. a. f 
 etnt)i.i|i'ii. Spenser. [fjtiireigen. 
 
 Overjoy, ovurjoe', v. a. eiitjiictfa, 
 
r»32 FAte, far, fall, fat. >U, met. Fin*-, fi'n. NA, move, nor, goi, oil, ci6&d. 'Vx'iho, ciifi, tVilI. i/;iii. Tin.?. 
 
 OVE 
 
 Overjoy, A'vurj84, «. 6ie ©nt. 
 
 jucfiiiin, t)d^ G-iujucfen. 
 
 Overlabor, ov«'irl4'bur, c. n. l. 
 «l>«iatten. 2. mit jii groger 6orgfnlt nr6et» 
 ten i>i>. fiiif'iiljren. - !>• "• fid) abavbeittn, 
 (id) ribcrnrt'dten. [lobeii. 
 
 Ovorlude, Avurlide', V. a. ubef 
 
 Overlarge, 6vurlarje', adj. )U 
 jjrpg; utifrnrng. — Overlar'geness,*. 
 tie ribeniifiGiflC ®ro6c. 
 
 Overlasli, 6vurlach', v. it. i ri6er> 
 tttibew. BaRrow. Boyle- 
 
 Overlay, 6vurli', v. a. l. a) bet 
 legeii (bcterfcii). b) ubfrlegen (mit ©ilbcr 
 If.). 2. t b(i>tdtn (bcivolfen, trubfit). 3. (ju 
 I'iel niif Q:tw<\v tfgen) iibcrltflcn, fibfrloCien. 
 4. crfcrurfen, crflirfen. 5. t a) etflicfcn, et» 
 bri'iffcii. b) llflrluc^er brurfm. 
 1. a) And o verla y 
 
 With this portentous bridge the dark 
 abyss. MiLTOM. 
 3. As when a clond his beam dotli over- 
 lay. Spenser. 3. A country over- 
 laid with inhabitants. Raleigh. 
 
 Overlaying', ivurli'Ing, t. in6 
 ibpic<icn; bie txiniif Soge. 
 
 Overleap , ivuriipe' , »• a. 1. 
 riberfpriiiflcii. 2. t imiflrljen. 
 
 €*verleatlter, ovurleTH'ur, 
 
 Overletlier, 
 bfl«0bcrlcbcr<(iii (S(f)uf)en ic), (nii(^ upper 
 leather). 
 
 Overieaven, 6vurlev'ven, v. a. 
 1. ju fcl)r iiiiitrii, galjreii loffirii , jii frhr 
 niiMcbiudlfn nind)cii. 2. i (utrbtrbeii) I'lten 
 roilfti. SiiAK. 
 
 Overllberal, Avurlih'berai. mij. 
 1. nnjii frpinibig. 2. fl[I;ii frei. Bacok. 
 
 Overlig^lit, 6vuiliie', ». bti£ jti 
 jlorfe t'id)t. Miitoji. 
 
 Overlive, /ivi'iliv', r. a I'lbcrlrbeii. 
 - r. II. jii Uw(\e lebin. lHct)frleC'fiibt'. 
 
 Overliver , ovurhv'iir , ». ber 
 
 Overload, AviirlAde', v. a. T II- i 
 ubcrtnbrn. [IniiO» ""jii Iniifl. 
 
 Overlttng-, Ayurlong'. adj. iibtv- 
 
 Overl4»ok, Avuilook', v.n. l.auni 
 
 eiiirm Ijo(;crti Drre ai\6 niirtl)«ii) ilbrriVlji'ii, 
 
 i"ibfrfd)iiiicn iv. '^^exfoiun). 2. (l)M)fr liraeii) 
 
 l)cri>orrnqfii I'lber... (v. <B<\(t)e\\). 3. I'imi 
 
 fjinteii, I'iNr Ofiiiinb^ ©cfeiilrfrii ii>f<i iriVii, 
 
 iibfrbiicffn. 4. biirfhlfCcii , biirrtirifjrii , pn'i. 
 
 fen. 5. bie 9liifilcf)t fi"it)rfii iiber..., riii 
 
 n)(irf)fiimf6 9Iiige fjiiben oiif . . - 6. ? iU'fr< 
 
 ffhni <iiirf)t fel'eii). 7. i a) ilbenVfjfU (ucr. 
 
 nfldjlaffige n ; ni(f)t nl)iiben)- b) I'erndjfeii. 
 
 1. To stand on a hill and overlooli 
 
 a city. 2. The lower overlooked 
 
 the town. 7. a) They — truili in the 
 
 judgment they past on adversity and 
 
 prosperity. Atterbubi. 
 
 Overlooker, Avurloukur, «. l. 
 (finrr, ^cr iil'rrfiiljt. 2. brt ?iiiiYf»fr. 
 
 Overi«M>|l, /.vurloip", I. Orlop. 
 
 €>verlove, ovuiiu*', «. a. faur- 
 mnO'fl liel'fii ; Iib4i-fd)<i(5tii. 
 
 Ov«Tly, /I'viirle, (ntlflfti oferlice) 
 
 adj. t nndiMiTig. - '"'»• Pt)fii^iii. 
 
 Over«nas<, oviirinati', ».«. |Wrtr.] 
 ii6erniii|lfn, mit ju Ijolicn *>. iu fdjnxrrn 
 ^)inftfii i>frftf)cii. 
 
 Ilveriuanter, 6vurn>5»'tttr, ». a. 
 
 OVE 
 
 ubermeiilfni , ilbcr»i)n(ti(]fn. Miitow. 
 
 Overiliatcll, ovurmacsh', p. a. 
 fibt'tnnnitien, libenvaltiijciii ju flaxt ob. }ii 
 iund)ti«, I'cin fi"ir. . . 
 
 Overinatcli , «. &iner, ber einem 
 Slnbern ui'triegcii i|l. liiberlegeii feiii. 
 
 To be an overmatch for..., O'lliem 
 
 Overiiieasure, ovumiezhure, 
 V. a riberrd)ii9rn. - «. bic Sngiibe, 3iiliige. 
 
 Overuiix, oviimiiks', v. a. iU \tl)T 
 mirdjen. [nfljii berd)eibeii. 
 
 OverntOtlest, ovurmod dist, adj. 
 
 Ovennost , 6vurni6st', adj. (ber; 
 l)[>d)ile. 
 
 Overinucll, ivurmutsh', adj. JII 
 uiel. -adv. )ii oiel, gar ju I'icI, ill |Vi)r. 
 Overiuuch'ness, «. f t)ne Ueberiiui^. 
 B. JoHsoH. (iineiigt ). 
 
 Overiiiuititude, ovurmul't^- 
 tiide, V. a. t nil OJienge libcrtrfffeii. 
 
 Ovemailie, ^vumauie', v. a. ■)- 
 uind) ciiuuibcr) henieiiiicn, tjerfngeii. Shak. 
 
 Overueat* ovuruet*', adj. nii|)cr|l 
 iiett. 
 
 Overnig'lli, ivurntle', «. ob. adv. 
 bic 3cit, 9T<i(t)tieit I'or Deni ©diJiifeiigcljeu; 
 bif fpnt in bie 9Tnd)t Ijineiii ; (ni6 adj.) ubcr; 
 niidjtig. _ _ [tnubcn. 
 
 Overnoise, ovumS'se', v. a. i'iber> 
 
 Overof'fice, 6vurof'tis, v. a. -(- 
 fraft lib. I'enuoge feiiic5 ''ilmtefi ©ineii meii 
 |1crn, ufet &iiieii btn t)errn rpielnt. Shak. 
 
 Overofticious, ovuioffisl' us. 
 adj nlliii bieiirtffrtig, jii^riiiijrid), I'lberiaflig. 
 
 fivcrold, ovurold', adj. ubemir. 
 
 Overpaillt, nvtirpant', v. a. nut 
 JU ^rtllcu, JII (lorf niifgctrnfleiicii JJarbeii 
 iitflliii oi. bfid)rtibcii. Hnx 
 
 Overpart, oviirpart', v. a. O'liuiii 
 JII mil jiitr.iiiljeu. 
 
 Overpass, ovurpas', v. a. I 
 
 I'lbcriniircii, p.iiTireii; grl;cii iibcr. .. 2. uber> 
 geljeu (fibvrrcl}en , iiid)r beiidjteii). 
 
 To overpass t\ithout an answer, inu 
 bertutii-ortet l.iiTen. _ [gcu (3"';- Shak. 
 
 llverpUNt, oviurpast', adj. Dtrgiliu 
 
 Overpay, ovurpi', ». a. l. ju I'iel, 
 }u [l}i'iifr bejiii)liu. 2. i ubcrgeiiug, iibfr. 
 Hiiing bcjiil)!fii I'b. beirljncii. Prior. 
 
 Overpeer, ovurpere', V. a. + Qt! 
 wM uiH-rnigeii , ubfri"d)iiueii , bel;frrrd)eii, 
 lU'iT (S-tiuafe l)iiiiufgmgm. Shak. 
 
 The ocean overpeering of his list. 
 ^ ber I'eiiieu @reiiieit entll)nd)t"cu^e Dseiiu. 
 Siiakspeare. 
 
 Overpeople, ovurpeepl. v. a. 
 iiberiunfirii. Johnson. 
 
 Overpercll, ovurpertsh', V. a. 
 ribivtlirgrii, iil>iTid)iuebcii. Shak. 
 
 Overpersuade, AviJrperswadc. 
 V. a. (i-uuni ftiirf juif^en ibriiigciib fiber, 
 rcbiii). ^ Poi'E- 
 
 Overpictnre, /ivMrp'k'tshurc. v. 
 K. Ill bir riiirilflliiiig iibfrtrrfffU. Shak. 
 
 Overplus, o'vuiplus, (etigl. over 
 11. Inf. plus I t. Ccr llrbcrfdjiig. 
 
 ttverply, oviirpil', p. a. ju frljr 
 nnilniigeii. 
 
 4kverpoi8e, AvurpJeze', r. a. i'ibrr< 
 iviegru. - *. 1. ; ba6 llcbcrgeiuid)!. 2. f tui 
 Wrg(-ngrivid)t ; to be au-to.., eiuer 6od)f 
 bit SQaflr t^Alteii. 
 
 OVE 
 
 ' Overpolish, Avurpol'llsh, ». a. 
 
 jm fihr nufieicu. 
 
 , Overpouderous, ovurpon'dur- 
 
 lis, adj. I. ? uberfdjiuer. 2. i ofiju ge. 
 
 ii)id)tig. 
 
 €>verpost, Avmposi', v. a. i fd)ntfl 
 
 ()iiiiibcrfotiniuMi libcr (S-tiunS. Shak. 
 
 j Overpo^ver, (Wurpou'ur, p. o, 
 
 I. ubermnlrigeii. 2. i niigreifcii (bif>!liigniic.). 
 
 Overpress, Aviirpies', v. a. i. 
 (Jineiii J 11 fit,! I'll, g-iiieii broiigeii. 2. nirben 
 briirfeii, bebrurfeii, jii fcljr bn'icfen. 3. ©ineni 
 mil bitten jiiffl)cn, biirc^ jiibriiiglidje ©ittfii 
 ©niHi^ nii« Ciiiem IjemiiSbriiigeii, ©inen 
 ilbiTreben. _ [rd)nyeii. 
 
 Overprize, Avi'nprfze', r, a. liberi 
 
 Overpronipt, ovurpromt', adj. 
 nflju rd)iie(l, lu^reilig, fibercilt. — Over- 
 pronipt'ness, t. bie SJoreiiigfeit, Ufber» 
 eidiiig. 
 
 Overproporfioii, AvurprApAr'- 
 shiin, V. fl. ill eiiicm jii grii^eii 2Serl)nitiijf7e 
 mndien. [fiberflDlj. 
 
 Overproud, Avi'rprond'. udj. 
 
 Overqiiietness , ovurkwi'emes, 
 «. bie ndju grope diulje. 
 
 Overrake, ovurrike', r. a. I. 
 I. iibcrred)eii, ilbcr()nrfeii. 2. [5JJ?rtr-j i"iber» 
 ftur^eii (ein ©dnff i>.. ber ©ec). 
 
 Overrank,ovurrangk', adj. [Snnb* 
 luirtlM'd).] jii ilppig. 
 
 Overrate, Avurrite'. v. a. i. jn 
 f)od) niirdiingni , jii l)i^d) rd)n^eii; uberi 
 tlieiierii. 2. jii Ijof^ berd)ntjeii, fibcrfd^nijen, 
 uberilciierii. 
 
 Overreacll, ovnrrelsh'. t> n. I. 
 fiiitjolcii (niif bem ^ege). 2. iiberrngen, 
 ilbrr ©riiinS ^eruorriigeii ob. l)iJ!>ueggrhfii. 
 3. i a) iimgelieii (bit- 0>eiVne je.). b) irre 
 fulirrii. c) iinfiiljreii (bctrfigeio ; I'lberror* 
 tljrilni. 
 
 Overr«^acli, v. n. in bic (Jiien 
 hiitien (u. '>}5fcrbcii; ; ben 23eitritt ninc^en (p. 
 ipu-rdifii ;r.). 
 
 Overreacll, *- (ti-^i in bie ©ifen 
 5poiii'ii) brtS Oliiljiiiieii biT 5;>inriTiii6e. 
 
 Overreaciier, oviineLslrur, t. 
 (Finer, ber -Jliibere (iiuilljrr, iit'enorr()ei!t, 
 ber yietri'iger. (Iffeii , biirdileiVn. Shak. 
 
 OvjBrread, Avunccd'. v. a-f liber* 
 
 To overread one's self, fid) l'lber« 
 itiibireii. 
 
 Overreckoil, Avtirrek'kn, V. a. 
 JII lirdi redmcii ob. <iiirid)iifil. 
 
 €>verred, ovurred', v. a. t fiber! 
 ri)rheii. Shak. 
 
 Override, Avuiride'. v. a. i. ii(<er> 
 reiten , uberfiil}rfii (fiber Otum* luegreiten 
 ob. mhreni. 2. libirreiten (jii oiel rcireii). 
 
 Overrijfjfed, ovunigd', adj. 
 I^tor.] JU rd)iuerr6 infeliuerf filiirenB (u. 
 <&diiffen). 
 
 4lverri{{id, Avunidjid. adj. ju 
 flreuge. — v e r i i gid n ess, *. i>ie nlljU 
 grope (Strenge. 
 
 Overripe, ovum'pe'. adj. uberreif. 
 
 Owe:rripeii, ovuril'pii, i>. a. uber« 
 reifen. - v. n. ju reif ivrrbeii. 
 
 4^verroaMt, ovuirosi', v. a. jii pie( 
 brtiteii ob. rSileii. 
 
 ^^verriiie, Avurrool', v. a. I. bu 
 l>frr)(Veii, niei(lern, ubeniieifiern; fiber Srwo* 
 
Fatp, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, ndr, got, 6il, cl6i^.l. Tube, tub, fall, t/iin, THis. G33 
 
 I 
 
 OVE 
 
 iit Cbtrffaui f)af>t\\; (wn 95en)eifen ic.) 
 jlnrffr fciii n(6 . . . 2. 9ine» Iciifeii , rcgicreii 
 06. leitcn (l)ern"(f)rn). 1Iayw*rd. 3. l^ic<t)ti: 
 (J>r.] ni6 iiiifcffiiGt otiufifiii cB. oerrocrfeii. 
 
 1. Tlie law must overrule all private 
 opinions of riglit and wrong. 
 
 To overrule any one's policy, Gillfil 
 fibirliilfii. [Sciifrr, Seiicr, ;8fl)crr|d)cr. 
 
 Ovt*rruler, oviiiruol ur, «. In 
 
 OYerrailiiig^, 6vurror>i mg, adj. 
 Wife Iciifciit) oCi. rfflifrfiib (95ori'el)mig>. 
 
 Ovt^rrun, ovuirun', r. a. I. $ ubCT: 
 ttniien. i. ubcriundjfen, floiij bf6«cfi;ii. 3. 
 lubttrtnnta) a) ubfrutiofm'"'". •»> ubct' 
 TO.ilrifltii. 4. t)txnbrinntn iibfr..., tixbtn 
 (Drt6 ®eftrf)t , B. Iljriiiirii). 5. Qi»tn uber. 
 Kiiiifii, fiberdiiifeii, Qintm jui<orliUifiii. 
 6. a) tibirnuiirfxVii, ubfrii'iofleii. b) ilbrr: 
 trfjffii, ti Qmm jiii'ortI)iiii , wt ©mem 
 »omu« |>in. 7. ubcrrtinifii (Tiber tfii $)niifcu 
 rtiiiKiOi ucrfjffrtu, nirbertrctcn. 8. biirdjliiiu 
 ftii , roieber ubcnrljni (fine ©ctjnit K.;. 9. 
 {lijpi'ar) umi>t>cn, iimbrciljfn. 
 
 2. The Canada thi»lle is overrunn tng 
 the aortliern parU of New Eiigli<nd, 
 as it hat overrun Normandy. 3 a> 
 The south of Europe was formerly 
 overrun by the Goths. Vandals and 
 other Barharians. Wire H not for the 
 ibis, it has been supposed Egypt would 
 ),( — with crocodile*. 
 
 A face overrun with wrinkles, rill 
 fflrrirf)^ I'ff" 9{imiflii. To - ones age in 
 growth, strength etc., an QI3tl(t)J, @tnrfr 
 iDtit I'lt-ft rriii '•Hirrr ULTarnirft ifin. 
 
 tlverruii, v. n. ubrrftirM, ubeti 
 Wufrii (niirtj i). 
 
 OverruniieFf Avurrun'nur. I. 
 br 25trt)ffr«r. [b a. [(Fljeni.) iibrnattiiieii. 
 
 O versa* u rate, Aviirsaiishurite. 
 
 OverMCrupul<»UH, ovi'uskruu- 
 
 pulus. adj. a/(jii ()ruif[enl).ift ob. niigjllid) 
 
 ve rsc ru'pu I o u s II ess, t. bit (1(1)11 
 
 Orofif «3lfii<i>1li(1)fiit Ob. Wciv'iffriif)fl(ti,jftit. 
 
 Ov<'r*CUtclie(ti ovurskulshf, 
 part. adj. t biirdjilcpritiVf)!. Shak 
 
 Oversea* o'viirxi, nW/. ubrrftfiid) 
 
 i^verffee* 6vurkee', v. a. i. braut> 
 (t(()rifleii. 2. a) I'lbtnVljeii. h) urriinAliiffinoii, 
 torbei(jel)fn Iinffrn, ofrt'.iiitiien. Hvuibras. 
 
 Overseen, Avurseen', part. ndj. 
 To be -, (t* \>eT{tt)<n. firt) tftiii'djeii infffii. 
 
 Overseer, Aviirseiur, *. i. ber 
 91iifrcl)fr, OmprftDr. 2. [li)poar.] ber Sof- 
 ter. 3 ber 'Jlriiinipftefler. [fti-beii. 
 
 Oversee<I», oviirsoeTH', v. a. I'lbm 
 
 Oversell, 6%urkeii', v. a. ill tl)(iier 
 •erfoiifon. 
 
 Overset, &vur>et', v. a. 1. T tnii; 
 
 werfen , innilurjeii (riiieii <H5fl.irii :c.). 2. i 
 
 •) iimftilrifn , iimtloeeii, I'lber beii J^niifcii 
 
 locrfru. b) )ti ®rt)ftiibfn iiiiidjtii, oernidjtfu. 
 
 2. a; To overset the constitution of a 
 
 state, b) To — a scheme of policy. 
 
 To be overset with vanity, fid) ven 
 ber e-itelfeit hiiireifieii (offrii. 
 
 Overset, v. n. uiiiiluricn, iinirndciti 
 (D. 6d)iffi'ii) umfd)l.itjrn. 
 
 Over.iiliade, Avurshide', o. a. 1. 
 f i'ibfrrd)fltteii. 2. i u. ? iinibi'iilfm. 
 
 O versiiadoiV, ovurshad'do. v.a.l. 
 \ ubcrfd^atten. 2. t uberid^atreii, bc|'4|i'iQrii. 
 
 OVE 
 
 Overshadovver, &viirsiiad'dour. 
 «. Ciiier, ber GtimiS in ben (Sd)atteii jlclli. 
 
 Oversllip, ovurahip', V. n. [3ce.- 
 (jiiiifel] eiiie ijroyi-re Dfi'irffeiibiiiig iim^cii, 
 n\6 bie ipiiilobuiin niiSfni(). 
 
 Oversll»Ot, oviirshuut', p. a. 1. 
 T I'lberiVDir&eii cdie Sitl). 2. uber (i^nu.if 
 l)iiird)ieueii. 3. ± uber @tiva6 l^iiieiltn ober 
 lucgeilen. Harte. 
 
 To overshoot one's self, I. (id) Pcrs 
 l'el)eii. 2. Ill ivett gel;en (in eincr €i)ct)e). 
 
 Overshoot, v.m. ubrrf(t)ic@eii, uber 
 t>a6 3<el ii<(iif!ir(]en. 
 
 O versllUt,u'vurshot, a^j- [yJtilijUv.] 
 oberid)l.i(l)ti.j, rn>friit)liid)rl() (u. SCnbeno. 
 
 €>versig:ht, 6 viir»(ie, «. l. bie 
 lltberil<t)t. 2. bie 'Uufildjt. 3. Da< SBerfeljeii 
 cbcr ijil}ler). 
 
 Oversize, &vuisixe', v. a. I. f an 
 Qirb^t tibertreifeii. 2. lOW.iiircr] bernppeii, 
 ubertuiid)eii. 3. l iibrrbeifeii , be|lreid)eM 
 (mit ^lut). Shak 
 
 Overskip, Avurkk'p', p. a. I. f 
 ubfri'priiiijeii, I'lKcr^iipfen. 2. t a) uberiVrin 
 ijen (im Vefcu ic). b) (einer (Sad)e; eiit 
 (jeijen. Shak. 
 
 Over8lec*p, 6iiars\iip', V. a. per: 
 rd>Iofen (line fleiuine ©tiinbej. 
 
 To oversleep the usual boar of ris 
 ing. Webster 
 
 To oversleep one** self, (]u laii|]e 
 fd)(nfen) oeri'd)liifcn. 
 
 Overalip, 6vurslip', e. a. I. ent 
 fd)iripieii, eiitiuijd^en pb. t<orbeinel;en hiffeii, 
 uerrniinirii (eine 03elr{)tMl)eii :c.). 2. tiber 
 (jrhcn, librrfiupfen, uberfel^en. 
 
 Overslip, «. tai ^ntrctU'ipreiiUlfetii 
 bie Uebirtjiipiiiihj , bat Uebrrgeljeu. 
 
 €>versIo%v, 6vurst6', e. a. f jurucf 
 l)niri-n. Hammond. [I'd^ueien. 
 
 Oversiio%V, 6vursn&', p. a. t Uber< 
 
 Oversodden, Avursod'du, part 
 adj. ut<rr|Vtten. [sell 
 
 Oversold, Avursnid', pp. V. V e r- 
 
 €f verSOOIl, 6vurkuun .adD.JII bi1lb 
 
 OversorrO«V, &vursor'r6, r. a 
 au^eril , uber bie ''):)^t^ell bctruben, fd^nier: 
 jen rb. befriiiiniern. 
 
 Overspan, Avurspan', r. a. uber 
 (f-nuno t)iiiiiii6(jil)eii Db. I)iiinii#reid)en. - « 
 ['Urd^it.] ber Siifltutb, ba tint @iiiile tc 
 iiidtt fliinj I'enfredjt (leljt. 
 
 Overspeali, nvi'rspeke', p. a. To 
 - one's self, jii uiel fpredjeii. 
 
 Overspent, ovurspeut', adj. mi> 
 peril rtbijeniatret. 
 
 Overspread, Avurspred', p. a. 
 I. iiberberfen, floiij beberfeii. 2. l a) uber; 
 jiehen. b) ilbrrjifljeii , beieijfii (ein 2aiib>. 
 
 Ovc^rstailll, ovurkiand', v. a. jli 
 ftljr niif eiiieiu ^reiie eb. (inf 25ebingiiiiacii 
 beilrljrn ob. beljnrren , (eiiieii 5?iinbel) burd) 
 birt'^iiucn ju l;oher^rei|'e ucrfeljleii ub. nic^t 
 m(id)rii. 
 
 Oversfare, ivurslire', p. a. 1" 
 aniliirreii. Ascham. - v. n. iliirren. 
 
 ••verstep, Avursiep', v. a. ubfv: 
 fdjrfitrii. ^SllAK. (fliiij, jii flroMe SBornnl). 
 
 Overstock, ovursiok', t. ber Ikber: 
 
 Overstock, v. a. l. ilbrrfiillen. 2. 
 t iibert)aiifen, UDcrloben, jii reic^lid) per. 
 fel)en. 
 
 OVE 
 
 I. The world mny be overstocked 
 with inhabitants. 
 
 To overstock the market with goods, 
 [^nnbel] ben Wnrft mit 533rtarcii ubcrftKlen, 
 ubcrfilljren. To -one's self, jii groge 93iir» 
 riitl)e, JII uiele 5S3narcn niifdjnffen. To - a 
 larm, niif eine 'TOeierei mfl)r 95ie^ (IeIIcii 
 nl* llijtl)ii)< i(l. To - land with clover, }il 
 oiel Itlee nuf eitiein Stiirfe Ciiiib niippnnjcn. 
 
 Overstore, uvurstore', P.O. uber* 
 fi'iflen. 
 
 Overstrain, ovurstrine', p. M. 
 fid) }ii \tt)t niiilreiiijcn , ju itljr ftreben. 
 Drydek. - v. a. 1. T JU rel;t flredtn. 2. ± 
 )u iveit nufbel)nen. [fen. 
 
 To overstrain one's self, fic^ Perren» 
 
 Overstretch, Avurstreish', p. a. 
 
 1. JU lueit bil)iieii. 2. t I'lborrreibin. 
 fkverstrevv, 6vursti6'.^ v. a. 
 Overstrow, ] ilberbrel* 
 
 ben, iitirriirhcn. 
 
 Overstrike, uvui strike', p. a. 
 l)iMau£rd)lnj)en uber..., Qtivai fd^lAQenb 
 uberreid)iMi. 
 
 Oversupply, 6vursiippi{', p. a. 
 im lleberfliilTi-, i"i Peril ilifiij t'trulien. 
 
 Oversway, 6vdr»ua', p. a. ibtt* 
 mnltigen; liberiviriien. (Irnb ilberileigeii. 
 
 <lvers««'ell, (^vnmwel'. v.a. (d)WtU 
 
 To overswell the banks. ^ niljrreteil 
 (P. J^lufjen). Shak. Till the wine - the cup, 
 bi6 ber '^ed)tt vem 2Beine iiberlniift, uber* 
 flirgt. Shak. 
 
 Overt, A'vert, (fr. ouv^rt) adj. Djfcn* 
 bnr, olfiiitlid) , Mar, beiiriid), iinjiveibeutio, 
 (nl« Wegenf. p. inneriid)) , au^erlid); (bef. 
 in ber 9{ed)t^fpr j i'ffentlid). 
 
 Overtake, ovun&ke', p. a. I. er< 
 
 eilen, einl;i>leii, errnc^en, ttt)a\d)tn. 2. i er* 
 
 eilen. 3. I'lberroft^en . ertappen. 4. f uber* 
 
 fnden (p. ber 9?iid)t JC). [Webster. 
 
 2. Vengeance shall overtake the wicked. 
 
 Overtaken in drinking, betriinfen. 
 To - in fault, niif frifdjer Iljnt rrtiippen. 
 To - the wind, [-))fnr.] burd) btn Qtxid) 
 bt6 'Sjmbei geljen (p. ber ©LMiiie). 
 
 Overtaker, ovuiiake'ur, «. 
 [3ofli».l ber tbei ber SBanrcu'llinpntfiinfl) 
 ribt-r}ol)lige ^oflo. 
 
 Overtalk, Avurtiwk', p. a. To • 
 one'* self, jii ojri rfben. [burben. 
 
 Overtask, ovurtask', v. a. ubttt 
 
 Overtax:, ovurtakx', v. a. Jtl f)0(Q 
 bcili'iierii , jii l)od) nnlfgcn , ubcridjii^en, 
 ilbrrjlenfrn. |lltl>errteiicriing. 
 
 flvertaxinm*, ovmiaks ini;, s. bie 
 
 tfverteemed, ovuneemd', part, 
 adj. biirii) piele6 ®ebnrcn nbgejeljrt, biirt 
 geiuprbiMi. Shak. 
 
 ftverthro^v, ovi'mArn'. p. a. 1. 
 a) mniliivjcn , iiiiiiiHTfen, iiiiiilogcii. b) nit* 
 bfrrripen (iJJfiiiiern to, iiuireitjeii. o nie* 
 bt-norrfcn. 2. i a) uni|lo|}eii , iiiiiilfirjen, 
 fiber btii .?)iiiifen roerfeii. bj iieriiidjten , jii 
 iiit^te niad)fn, jii ©d)<iiiBeii iiiod)cn (^inne 
 !c.) ; jn Wrimbe ridjteii, iHlrieii. o periitt^* 
 ten, bfjicgen (ein ^cer). 
 
 2. a) To overthrow the conntitoiioa 
 or state; to — religion. Webster. 
 
 To overthrow any one at law, eineU 
 ■proji'B iKgrii 3i"ninnb goiviiiiu'ii. 
 
 Overthro%v, o'vurt/irti, «. 1. f bet 
 
654 Fnip, far, fall, fat. Me, Hiet. Fine, fin. N6, move, nSr, ^6f, 6il, cloiiil. Tube, tiVh, fall, {fnn, TU\n. 
 
 OVE 
 
 llniilurj. 2. i a) 6er llmfliirj (i>e6 ®tnn> 
 tee jc). b) 6fr ©tiirj; lliitfrflniig, He SSei-. 
 liicbtung. c) Me OiieOeringe (^e6 (Jcii)&e6). 
 
 OvertUrO%V<T, ovurl/ii6 lir, s. 
 
 C-iner, tex (S-tiiM^ niiifitirjt , iiinOoet, I'er. 
 jiicftfct, iliirjt, jiir SdjuiiDeii mactjt; i-cr 
 
 S5c(leiier- 
 
 Overtliwarf , ovurt/ivvin', adu. 
 Ubcrjiuerd). - "rfy l- qiirr. i. t a) ri.ifiu 
 fdima, mll^^erllct). ii) ii'iDerilitiiig. I'crfeljrr. 
 3. qiier iibcr, gt'ijriiiil'er turiiiciul). - pmep 
 qiier iitier. - »■ •'■= ^fr luitrifle I'lmilniiO. 
 
 Overtlitt'Mrt, «. «. l. eiiie @.icl)e 
 ()iiuerrreit>cii , il;r eiit,jcgeiiari)cueii. 2. luu 
 bcrrpred)eii. 
 
 Overtliwartly y (Svuit/iwartlc. 
 adv. I. qucr liber, oiur. 2. l i'erfel)rrj ei; 
 fleiiftmiig. 
 
 Overtli\«'Hrtii<rsMf ovmi/iwart - 
 nis, ». 1. bic qi:ere I'r.ge. 2. i bet G-ifleii. 
 fiiiii, tie 93crfet;rtlieit. 
 
 ilvertire, Aviirtire', v. a. abmuien, 
 uberjiigcn, ii(>iTiiiii&eii. 
 
 Overtitle, ovuHJ'tl, v. a. (^ineiii 
 eiiieii jii lu'iH'ii iitei, eiiie ju l;L>l;e ajencii: 
 nung (jeten. 
 
 €>verJly, oviinle, ade. offeiuliffc. 
 
 Overtuil, «')vuituil', v. n. n<b nl'^ 
 mrttreu. ^ [Overtake. 
 
 Overtook, ovuiiooK', praet. v. 
 
 Overtop, ov ill top', II. n. 1. T iiber.- 
 tngen. 2. i iiberrrerfcii , uerMiiifelii ; liber 
 QUMi er(;a6eii feiit. lij.'Cf) fiiegeii ( bef. l). 
 
 Overtovver, ovuiioiViir, o. «. ju 
 
 Overtr«tle, oniitiide', v. a. [Span-- 
 ttl] To - one's sell, fiit) ^.infen'tt Ijiillbelil. 
 Overtrading tlie iiiiirket, Da^ SSerDer: 
 6tii beg Warfreg (turd) JleberMiaimg ic). 
 
 Overtrip, ovumip', v. a. iiber 
 ©tii'iig l)iMl,u'ipfi'ii, utegrni'Deiit. 
 
 Overtro»v, ovurtro'. f. Trow. 
 
 Overtru.st, (Sviiiinisi', v. a. i. aui 
 ©iiien jii biel aSerlr.uieii frt^eii. Hall. 2. 
 ©iiiem jii I'iel borgeii. 
 
 Overture, o'verisluiie, (fr. ouver 
 ture) *. I. t bie Oefflliiiig. .Shak. 2. ± a, 
 6er SBiirfdXng , ^iliimig, bie G-ri'ffiiiiiuj. b, 
 Die ©ntOerfuiig, iJliijeige. Shak. c; bic (It. 
 Sffiuiiig, ber 'Jliifniig (eiiie^ 3ii6iitV|le6 jo. 
 d) bie (Sinleituiig , ber G-ing.uig. Shak. e; 
 [*)»ii|".] bie Diioevtiire, biifi 41iit(iiig6«, (if 
 6lfnung*(liirf, SSoripiel. 
 3. a) Tiie prince made overtures of 
 peace, wliicli were accepted. Wekstf.k. 
 b) Tliat made tlie — of tiiy treaNna lo 
 us. Shak. 
 
 AVIien sleei grows soft as tlie parasite's 
 ■Ilk , let him be made an — for the wars, 
 \ luirb ber ©tnhl i'p lueidj lule beS ®d)nin> 
 ri'ljer^ ©eibe, fo miid)re cr rd)ou jiiiii itriege 
 taiigeil. Shak. To niiike an -, (S-iiiflll dl' 
 WCii crojfiieu. To make ilie - of.., Griuas 
 entberfeii, aiiicigen. Shak. 
 
 Overturn, ovunurn', v. a. i. iiiu> 
 flur}eii, iimiuerfen (bcu ^ngen jc.k 2. f a) 
 umfefjren, iimilOBen, jtr|]i)reu, jii ejriiiibe 
 rid)tett. l>) iibenualtigen. 
 
 Overturn, v. n. uuiiverfeii (mir 
 t»cm <iGageii). Itliiri. 
 
 €>verturn, o'vurturn, «. brr lliii: 
 
 Overturiiable, .'.vriniinrabi. 
 attj. t uiiiO'-'f''l;"/ iimaeiiiirjr, ier|li>rr, mil; 
 
 Qu 
 
 OVE 
 
 geflogen merbcii fSiinenb. 
 
 €>verturuer, ovurtum'ur, « 
 
 Her, ber iiniililrjr, imi|"i6(3t, jeriltrt. 
 
 Overturning-, ovurium'ing. i. 
 bng 'IiMiucrfeii; Utiifcliren , bie llmiluriung, 
 ber Umiliirj, bie lliinuiiljiiiig. 
 
 OvertWttttle, ovurtwot'tl, ». a. 
 ©in. 11 uberpliuiberii , iiberpiapperii , biird) 
 ■J5liiiiberii bcfiiiiben. liibert"d)iii;fii. 
 
 Overvalue, ovurvliiu, v. a. 
 
 Overvalue, 6' viii'vaiiu, t. ber atljii 
 [)i'l)e ^^jrei^. — O very alua't ion, j. bie 
 llibcnitn^iitifj. 
 
 Overvail, 6vurvAle',/t>. n. I. uber> 
 
 i^verveil, j rd)leierii. 2. 
 
 t H. ? iicrl}U[|eii, iimfdjleicrii. Shak. [lualb. 
 
 Oververt, oviuveit', s. f ter Sped)- 
 
 Overvioleut, oviirvioieut. «<(/. 
 iibeiljit'tig, jit gi'iuiUti'.ini. [|liniii;ni. 
 
 Overvote, oviirvote', V. a. \xbet> 
 
 Overvvatcli , ovi'n woisli', v. <«• 
 biird) iniigefi ii.Hid)eii ermiibeii. Over- 
 watched eyes. uberiuict)iige 'iliigeii. 
 
 ttverwateli, v. n. rid) iiberiuiuteii. 
 
 Overvveak, ovu.wekc', adj. iiber; 
 fd)aHid). [iibmiiDeii, iibcrniiibeii. 
 
 €>verv»'eary ^ ovurweie v. a. 
 
 €>verwe«tUer , ovUrweTHiir, 
 V. a. biird) uiigeiliimeu, luibrigee 23Better 
 be|'d)0^igell. Overweathered, ueriuitterf . 
 
 Overtveen, ovurwecn', t>. n. eiiie 
 111 l)ol;e 0)feiiiiiiig ijaben , jii lucl pom fid) 
 l)nlren, fid) jii oiel niimajjeii, jii t)Od) von 
 fid) benfeii. 
 
 €9vervveening°, oviwwie'uuig, «. 
 bie (S-iiibilCiiiig, ber Crigciibiiiifei. 
 
 Overweening-, «<</. eingebilbet, 
 amnapeiib, ucii j'iil) eiugeijomiueii; lofi eiiu 
 oeiunntiien (uoii), \i<i) jii uiel jii gut tl)iieiib 
 
 (lUlf). 
 
 O verweeuingly , ovurween- 
 
 iiigie. adv. ribermiirl;ig, oiiiiin^eub, nut iii 
 groeeiii (S-igeiibiiiifel. 
 
 itver^veigli, ovurwii', v. a. u6er> 
 
 luieiltll. v ervv ei g h ing, libiTluiC^tiQ. 
 
 Overv*'eigI»t, 6'vurwaie, *. bni 
 llebirgeiDid)r. ^ [gut »b. luolji. 
 
 €>ver»vell, i'vilrwicii. «rfw. gar jii 
 
 Over'%%'ltelin, ovuiiiweim', i>. ». 
 I. luiuer eni'iip i£rt)iuerem, ipetiigeiii , luel. 
 d)ee t)i\& ©iiuie bcberft Pb. iiiiigibt) begnv 
 ben, ciiigriibeii, penViifeii , uOerberfeii. 2. t 
 iibenualtigen, ill 35oben brurftn, erbriicfen, 
 niibirbriicfcn, nieberbeugeu. 3. builer uber< 
 iVljen Ob. aiigrel;en. Shak. 4. t boniber 
 bcrfeu; (■d)tuer iiber Griuad liegen ob. l;.ui= 
 gen. Shak. 
 2. To be overwhelmed with cares, 
 nfllictioiis or business. Webster. 
 
 To o v e r w li e I m with waves, unter 
 t'en "iBedeii begrabcn. Overwhelmed 
 with .., i niebergebcugt, erbrurfr, nieber; 
 gebriirft I'on ic. [llebtni'nltigcn. 
 
 €lver\vlielin, ovuihweim. *. bas 
 
 Over«%-lieliningiy , nvuihwel'- 
 niiii^lc, (i((ii. liuiriuaitigi'iib , triicfenD. 
 
 Overt^ing-, oniiwing', p. a. 
 |"Miiiit.| iiberiiiiiiein. 
 
 Overvvise, oviirwite', adj- uba-. 
 fliig, iuuriui'iie. — O v e r w ise ' ii e ss, *. 
 bu- Ui'biTfiugheit. 
 
 Over^vur*!, uvurwurd', v. a. Q(> 
 
 OWE 
 
 mni JII aniiuijvliif) nbhniibehi, ju I'iel fngeti 
 
 iiber .. [iiberarbeiien, abniflScii 
 
 Overwork , Aviuwurk', ». a. 
 
 €>verwuru, ovi'irwnm'. pruel. iidj 
 1. abgeniarret, erid)i!Hn'r (with, uoiu. 2. i>oni 
 «Uirer abgenn^t, fraftloS. Shak. 3. iibet» 
 l)aiitr. uberii'iilrigt. 
 
 Overwrest, ovurre.st', ». a. i vet' 
 fd)riiubeii, I'trbrehen. Shak. 
 
 Over wrestle, oviirrls'si, «. a. 
 iibernngen, ini 'JJiiigen iiberireffeii, burets 
 9?iniu'M befiegen. 
 
 €f verwrOUgllt , ovurrjwt', nrf/. 
 
 1. iii'erarbeitet, iiberferfr. 2. ju uiel, jii \tt)t 
 niu-gearbeitet ub. bearbeiret. 
 
 1. V e r w r o II g li t wiih ornaments. Pope. 
 
 Overyeared, ovurye.d'. ndi. + 
 iibcrjaljrt. Fairfax. 
 
 Overzealed, 6vuriield', mi^. vun 
 jii iiri'gim (5-ifer bei'eelt. 
 
 €>verzealouJ«, 6viirzlru», ndj. 
 fd)iuannerird) , adjiieifrig. 
 
 Ovieular, ovikkular. (u. (. ovum) 
 uilj )!i cineni O'l grbiivig. 
 
 €>vi(iuet, o'veJiiiu. (lat. ovum unD 
 diiciiisi s. (ilihit. ) Pie -^Jfrntertronipete. 
 
 Oviform, o'velonn. (lat. ovum u. 
 foiiii.i) adj. iiii-rilirg. 
 
 <#vin«^, o vin . (lot. oviiius) adj. JU 
 ®d)aiiMi gi'lun-ig , <wi Sd)aien beilel;ciib. 
 
 €>vipar4»U.««, nvi^'parus. (I. ovum 
 u. paii.)) aiij eierlegenb. [ fijrmifl. 
 
 Ovoid, O'void. (fr. ovoide) adj. tit 
 
 Ovolo, ovolo, s. l'ilrd)it.] ber SSier» 
 tchflab. 
 
 Owe, i, (niigelf. agan; get(). aigan; 
 fd)iu. aga; ici. eg; gr. echo, eigen) ;>r»e£. 
 n. pp. owed nut bcin ipiilfrjeirn'urt have, 
 had. V. a. I. * fcefiljeii (jeijt own). Shak. 
 
 2. |d)iilbig fcin, frt)iilben ((iJilb). 3. i fct)Ulbig 
 fein (ireiie ic). 4. tG-metii G-tiua^; uerbnii* 
 fen, JII banfen Ij.ibcn. 5. t n- ? '<> he o wed 
 to ..., ljcrriil;ren uuii ..., eine g-olge fein 
 von . . . 
 
 2. The merchants owe a large sum to 
 foreigners. 4. That he may — lo me 
 all his deliverance. Mii.TON. 5. deem 
 thy tall not ow'd to muir» decree. 
 
 Pol'E. 
 
 A debt one owes, eine ^anufd)Ulb. 
 To — one no good will, to - one a spite, 
 6-i;icm grutlen , G-tiua^ nadjrnigen. 0n« 
 lime will - another, luir iniijTeil }i'l)t 
 ■•OTand)e6 ii6crfel)eii , t>ai tint anbere 3"* 
 i:n4 bejft()len lUirb. Shak. Ourselves we do 
 not -, luir fj^nnen line ielb|l nid)t rcflieren. 
 Shak. Which native she does — , iit fit 
 I'LMl 9iatlir befitjt. Wlncli you make nini'e 
 rich to -, ber bii bobnrd) eiuen l)5l)irn 
 2Berr() gib|l, baii bu fie befii>eil. To - any 
 one hale, (Jineiii »i\i) Mad)tragen. Shak. 
 
 Hiov. 1 owe God a death, '£(erbeu be< 
 jal)lt -Mti. 
 
 4l«ve, v.n uerbiinben, uerpj{i(t)tec feiii. 
 
 4>\ver, <fd)tnt.) over. 
 
 €>«verl*y, (fd)utt.) over the way. 
 
 4ltverlay , 
 
 r*^.'''"yO(fd,.tt., cravat; 
 'erl«y, > 
 
 ."' icovering. 
 
 4»werioHp, (.Oertl.l get over 
 tlie tencB, trespass on aaother't 
 property. 
 
FAre, fnr, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. NA, rnhve, n6r, got, dfl, eldfid. Ti\be, t5h, fnll. J^in, TMi^ 03 5 
 
 OWE 
 
 0\«'ertaen, (\d.)ott.) overtaken. 
 
 0\«'infCf o'ing, (nl$ pni». fur owen 
 
 e^. owed gtbr.) ppr. 1. f fd)iil6i() ((J)f(B). 
 
 2. t to be — to ... t)nxui)Vt\\. Ijerfpmuifii, 
 
 fiiif 5oI(je I'fiii (uoit), ju}iifct)rtiben ftiii ciii« 
 
 @<>(f)e. 
 
 2. Misfortunes are often owing to 
 
 vices or miscalculations. His recovery 
 
 from sickness is - less to his physician, 
 
 than to the strength of his conktiluiion. 
 
 Webstbr. 
 
 To have owing. (<i)fI^) rtii«|lfl)fii Ijiibni, 
 
 (tir f)abtn. .Sum of money -, bcr Sd^lll&i 
 
 pc\\t\\ . 
 
 O^vlf f>»U (a»(\fU- ula- ule; hrQ. uil; 
 U\t. ultila) *. bif (?lile, Orild)feiile. Brown -, 
 tit ©ffiiifiile. Little -, Me Swfrflcule. 
 Small wood--, bit ivrigf &lllt. Wliite -, 
 bie ©Alfierfiilf, lljiirmeiile. Hawk--, bit 
 <f>>il«irt)t«fule. 
 
 To make an owl of any one, ( Gilirn 
 Hint %irrtn fjnbfii. To take -, o ubrl 
 II r It me It. 
 
 Owl -eyed. (^iileu<iui|en f)a6enb. — 
 glass, (ber befniiiite) G-uleinViejjel. -■ 
 light, bie 91benbbiiniiueniM(j. — like, 
 eiilrn.irtia- 
 
 €l>«'l('r, ^ul'ur. (v. owl cb. wool?) «. 
 
 bor ©(Weirtih.inbltr, (bef.) Giiier, ber luiber 
 
 iA* Sitt-pt €rt)nff Pb. 2LH>fle (iiii« eiiflionb) 
 
 Owlet, nul'et. (. Owl. [au«ful)rt. 
 
 Owlliiff, ^^I'lng. «■ [&iit)Il ber 
 
 S(Meid)linntfl mit Sd)nfeu cb. 5IDo(le, bie 
 
 t)f\m\\<t)( 9liifi'iihr, poii QUi'fle pb. ©djnfeii. 
 
 0>vlUI(, dul'sh. ai(j. euleimrtig. 
 
 O'tVllf one, (OlKirlf. agen ; \Aw. Iltib 
 
 biiii. egen, eigeii) adj. (ininier in 58erbinj 
 
 biinn mit my, our, its. your, his, their, 
 
 thy, her) I. (I'Pt bem iKeiiiiiwprte (lel)eiie) 
 
 ei(lft^. 2. (rttif eiii Sof'BP" ''''fl'i'b) J 95. the 
 
 book is not my -, 6a6 ^udf tfl iiic^c tneiti 
 
 Q-i(|(iitt)iim. 
 
 1. God created man in his own image. 
 Let them fall by their — counsel. 
 
 Webste*. 
 
 My o w n self, id) felbft. To our - choice, 
 tind) uinVrtr 2i5<il)I. Of one's - accord, oii« 
 eiflentm ^liitriebe. My -, his -, bn« ^fi> 
 nifle, mefn &igrntl}um, bnt Scinige, feiii 
 &igentl)ttm. A house of their -, eiii tijneu 
 fineiitf)i"imli(t) jiiflel)oreiibel Spaut. His - 
 country . leiu 93iiterlnilb. To be one's - 
 man, fetii eigciier ^rrr Ceil). She has nothing 
 of her -, fit Ijnt feiii SBfrmi'geii. To have 
 a reason of one s -, ftiutll bf loilbtril ©rilllb 
 l)<tben. To make any one one's — , (J'ititll 
 fur firt> fjriuimien. 
 
 O^vn, V. a. I. {u etgtn ^nbtn, ali 
 ©ifltiittjum , ti()fiitl)umiid) btfi^tii. 2. fi'ir 
 ffiu eigen errtnueii, oiierfeiintii , trftimeii 
 (for. fur). 3. fid) jutigntii. 4. gtftrljfii, titt' 
 (jti1tl)tii (till 95frbrt(J)tii). 5. (ubtrlj.> bc= 
 ftniitii. 
 
 2. Wlien you come, find me out 
 And own me for your son. Dryden. 
 
 5. To own our weakness and fruiliy. 
 
 Webster. 
 To own one's protection. iintfr3f'"i'iiiff 
 €ji)lit;e fitl)ril. Other* the care of nations 
 -, ? aiiibfrii liegt ti pb, fiir asi'lfrr jii utj 
 fltn. The pro|>eriy is owned by a com- 
 pany, iai ©lit (jfl;5rt tiller (SeiVdit^iift. 
 
 OXY 
 
 Who owns that house? roem ge^ort ba< 
 >?nii6? 
 
 Ownner, A'nur, «. ber @igeiitl)uineri 
 ®d)iff6eigtiul)umer, 9?l)tber. 
 
 Part owner, ber 'MJitr^eber. 
 
 Ownersliip , 6'nursiiip, «. tai 
 &igfiirl)iim#rc£ftt. 
 
 Owniiiff, A'ning. •. tai ®t|liiiibni@. 
 
 Owre, bur, (lAt. urus) «. t btr 
 9Jiitrod)d. 
 
 Ovkre^ <\<bott.) over, too. 
 
 Owreliip* [Oertl.] a way of 
 fetching a blow with the hammer 
 over the arm. [Ouse. 
 
 Owne, vote, *. bit OiirbtrlPtje , f. 
 
 OM'Seily (r(l)oit.) oxen. 
 
 OM'ser, ooiur. «. Bit 2pf)bruf)f. 
 
 OXf oks, (niigtir. oxa; fniitfr. uksha; 
 arnien. os) pi. oxen, ok'sn. «. a; ber £)(t)i. 
 b) iai 9{iiib; pi. (ubtrt).) iai SiiiibuttI}, 
 Sforwoitt). 
 
 Ox- bane, (<Bpt.] bn« 9{inb«gift. -- 
 bill, tint ^rt (Sd)ilbrrBttn. --bird, btr 
 rtmtri/anird)f 'iJJflifiin. — cheek, btrS:iiui. 
 borftii eintd Dd)rtn --eye, I. [Set.] bai 
 Dcfcitnnugt 2. h^Jtnr.) tni D^tjitnouge (tint 
 Oiffnnng in @iurmivplftn). 3. [>21|1rpn.) 
 t>ii« 0(f)i>>i)^U(J( (till ®(i1trn). 4. [JDrniii).! 
 bai Od)|tnnugltin ; --creeper, btr (Jlriiii' 
 iVedjt. — eyed, pd)«niiflifl, pcjjjeurtugig. 
 --fly, bit Drt)ftnbrtmit. -gang, f" 
 (ilttn (Stit^en) (fo piel Cnnb, nl* tin Drt)* 
 in tiiitm ^<\t)tt pfti'igtii riinn) 15 pbtr 2U 
 -Jlrftr, <Worgtn fionb. --heal, [SBpi.] bie 
 il{inbiuuri. -house, --stall, ba JOd)> 
 fcnflnn. --like, ottrtn.irtifl , Ddx'tii . . . 
 --lip, [»ot.) bit grogere €d)iriffelblume. 
 --tongue, (^pt.| bie 0(f)iVniuiige. 
 
 Oxalate, oKs al4te, (f. Oxalic) «. 
 iGhtm.l fitefiiiirta iSiilj. 
 
 Oxalic* oksal ik, (gr. exalis) adj. 
 IGFhrm.) - acid, bit KlttfiUirt. 
 
 Oxi-carbureted liydrug-en 
 
 g'aHf ok'se-kar'buteted lii'drAjen gas, «. 
 
 [(fi)em.J b<i« pjrpbirre ^pljltiiilcff. 533.i(Tcr- 
 
 |loffiin<. I*- I6'l)em.] bie Dpjbtttitm. 
 
 OxIdatiOU, oksedi Khun, (fr. 'Si.) 
 
 Oxolate, oks olAie, l6i;tm.j fauer: 
 
 fltefniirtf ©nij. - of potash, fiiiitrflttmiiree 
 
 Rrtli. Acidulous - of potash, riliitrlli1)'l''lil<f' 
 
 fltti'inirt* RMi. [bit •!Ud)feli)riibe. 
 
 Oxter, oks'iur. (nngrir. oxiau) ». t 
 
 4>xycrate, ok.'ekrAte, (gr. oxys 
 
 u. keraoi *. [OJftb.J btr ©iTigiuein. 
 
 Oxyd, oks'id. (gr. oxys) «. [dfjem.] 
 bae Dnb, bit $>iibrtiure, (beii0?eta(ltn) ber 
 fifllf. 
 
 Oxyd of arsenic, btr Slrftniffiilf. Ni- 
 trous -, bai p):i)Puiirft ©iilptttrilpfTgafi. - 
 of carbon, fcfeiuiirj oroMrrer fiol)lrii|lpff. - 
 of bismuth, bie Saiifuiiitljbliire. Black - of 
 copper, bit SlipfiTrct)lUiirjf. - of hydrogen, 
 ^tifTer. Siliceous - at xinc, btr QJaliiiri. 
 Red - of till, bi\6 SililiPryb. - of tin, b^\i 
 3ii>ii«j. 
 
 €»xy<la1iility, oksjdab'rieti, «. 
 (CFhtni.) bie ©lUicrbiirfcit; ibtt »)JJ«iilltii) 
 ajerfalfb.irftit. 
 
 Oxydalile, oksedabl. adj. [(f|)tm.] 
 I'trniiicrbiir, (bci -Wcriillfii) urrfmfbar. 
 
 Oxydate, oks edite, v. a. t(Ei;cm.] 
 oxi^oueii, I'.uierii, i>crfiilfen. 
 
 OZiM 
 
 Oxy dation, oksidi shun. «. [(Tljtm.] 
 bit D.nibnriun, baS ©anern, SStrfnifcii. 
 
 Oxydize, oks'edize. f. Oxydate.— 
 x ' y d i z e ni e n t . s. (. X y d a t i o n. 
 
 Oxydiilated, oksid'iilaied, a4f, 
 [Gljein.J ojrobnliri. 
 
 Oxyi^'en, oks'ejen, ifr. oxygene; 0. 
 gr. oxys ii. gennao) #. [6l)cni.] ber ©aiie»» 
 ftpff, bai Drpgtn. - gas. t,\e. ©.uitrilpfTgo*. 
 
 Oxygrenate, oksejenile. r. a. 
 [ChemJ pjTDgtnirtn , mit ©iiiiiaurt ubec» 
 ftittigen. 
 
 Oxyipeuation, oks^jIni'Hhun, «. 
 [(Fl)fm.) bit Orngenfltion, ©riiirriing. 
 
 Oxygreiiizable , oks-ejenizabl, 
 adj. iirt)iienirt iverbtii f5iinenC>, muerbflr. 
 
 Oxygrenize, nksejenue. f. Oxy- 
 g e n a t e. — X ' y g e n i z e in e u t , f. xy< 
 gen at ion. 
 
 Oxyg-enous, okudjlnus, mU. }um 
 
 D):i)gon flelji:irjg, £>n)i)en . . . 
 
 Oxygon, oks'e^on. (gr. oxy* iin> 
 gonin) s. bai iVi^iuiiiffliiie Drtit«f. 
 
 Oxyinel., oks'emel, (gr. SB.) «. 
 [■■JJitb.] btr ©(iiitrl)Oiiig. 
 
 Oxymoron, okajmA'rua, (gr. 2D.) 
 t. [3<l)tt.) bai Dri)iiiPrun. 
 
 Oxyinuriate, oksenuWiAte, (gr. 
 oxys u. halmyris; ». ((Fhriii.] - of lime, 
 btx inljiniirt ^nlf. — Ox'ymuriatio 
 acid, bie fibtrraiire ©iiljfiiure. 
 
 Oxyrrliodine, oksir't^dlne , (gr.) 
 ». btr WPifiierMg. 
 
 Oxytoiie, oks'^tAne. (gr. oxytoaoa) 
 «. l<J5roiVCi.] ber rd)iirfe iUcctiit. 
 
 Oye, (Ocrtl.) grandson. 
 
 Oyer, o'yur, (licrni. oyer; fr. oiiir) 
 t. I'itecbtiivt.] 1. bai 'Jlbljiiren eiiitr ©iid)e 
 (por &er{<t)t). Court of - and terminer, 
 tin (i)erid)t#ljpf, tint fiinigiid)e JtonimifHun, 
 lutldjf ©iidlfn nbl)&rt u. borubi'r trfeniit; 
 Commission of — and lerininer. till ^llfi 
 triig, luPbiirrt) bit 9{(rt)trr triiuiittigt mtrbtn, 
 pciniirf>e ®(id)en objiiljtiren uiib bnrfiber )u 
 erfennen; Justice of - and terminer, ber 
 ^pmniiffiiMi«rid)itr. 2. - of record, bat 
 ■!Unriid)tn ini (i)erid)t, gtivifft 'Jlfreii nactiieiftn 
 \\\ bl'irfcn; to pray - of a writing, iai Qitt 
 ri(t)t iiin bit d-rlaubnil nngtl)tn, eine ©(^rift 
 ablfiVn jn bilritn. 
 
 Oyez, oyis', (fr. "B.) inierj. ^6rt! 
 (tin ■Jliitruf bti ©l;eriff bei offciulid)en ajer« 
 fuiiPiiluniifn). [hole. 
 
 Oy let-hole, ^e'llt h^e, r. E y e I e t. 
 
 Oyster, oe'siur, (1)b(1. oester; bfln. 
 Ssier; fr. Iiuitre; rilfl. ystriz; corn, estren; 
 gr. ostreon) «. bie 'Jluiltr. 
 
 Oyster-catcher, [Ornitlj.] ber 3111 < 
 ilerfirrf)er, 5ln|lerppgel. --green, eine iUrt 
 'Mfifrniooe. --man, btr »21«|lcrl)iiiiMer, »21u. 
 Aerfrniner, Qlnilerflicber. --shell, 6ie 
 >illl|lerfd)ale. --wench, --wife, -wo- 
 man, 1. bie 9lii|liTl)iiii6lerinn, 2luilfrflit« 
 berinn, bai "Jluiliriutib. 2. bai gtnitine 
 <H3eib. Siiak. -shop, btr Saben, bi« 
 ©cf)cnfe, ivo 9lii|ltrii ptrfaiift lutrben, ju 
 l)iU'ri! iliib. 
 
 Ozaena, hiini. (gr.) «. l^tb.] 
 ba6 iliiiffiite 'Tiiirriiiifritiuiir. 
 
 4lzinazoiiie, oz inaxAiue, (gr. osme 
 u. zouiosi I. [Qijexw.l ber (iiattert < @)r(raf t. 
 
63(> Fat*', f/ir, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. No, move, nor, goi, 6il, cloinl. Tiibe, liih, fall. t//in. TFIi*. 
 
 IP, pe, [Witlaut] *. 1. bfl« ^, p. 2. in 
 9Ibfurjun(]eii : P. M. , post meridiem, nnd) 
 gRittng ; P. S., postscript, 3iiirf)rd)rift ; Pari., 
 parliament. ^Piirliltlieilt: Pd., paid, tcjilljlt , 
 Pwt. , penny weight, 5pfeiiui3gcii)id)t. !b"i 
 Slfrjfcii: P., pngilr fo incl mnn niit brei 
 iJinnt'ru fnfTtM fniiii ; P. Ae. , partes ae- 
 quiiles, (](cicf)e i(;eile; P. P., pnlvis patrnm, 
 C^iimpilluer; ppt., praeparatus, jllbiTettCt. 
 3. rtlr 3ilI)(jCirf)eH ()^!^ClltCt P 400 , lIllB "p 
 
 l»a, mm.) papa. [400,000. 
 
 I*aag-e, pa'adje, (iicrni. SIC.) ». t bag 
 
 Paliular, pab'bular, (v. fnf. pa- 
 
 buiiiin; ndj. jiiin J-uticr ycl)&riG, itrtljrliiift, 
 na^rfiib. Ibie {Jiitferuug, bnS SKeiOcn. 
 
 PaibulHfioii f pabbula'sliun , $■ 
 
 Pabiilous, pab'butus, adj. na\)X: 
 t)«ir, iirtijrciift. 
 
 Pabulum, pab'bulum, (IiU. ^.) 
 s. i. Ml' 3iiil)riiiig. 2. i ^ie Diii()nuig, (Jciie; 
 riinii. ^cr ijreimrioff. 
 
 Paca, pa'ka. *. ISnrl.] £>cr ^iifa. 
 
 Pacat«*, pa'kaie. (lilt, pacatus) adj. 
 f riltjif), llltl. — Pa'caled. adj. f if. 
 miliar. I'S- t f'ii' Stidfii, SBerul)ini'ii. 
 
 Pacaiiou, paka sliun, (Mt. paco) 
 
 PaCCail, pakkan', *. [*SDt.j t>er 
 fd)ii'<irji' aBiidiiugtaiim, fo luic ^f jjcii griid)r. 
 
 Pace, pase, (fr. pas. I, pashus) *. 1. Dor 
 ed)ritt. 2. hcv i£d)rirr (iilfKiie, =_ 2'/2 I'b- 
 (bcr(ieinuftrird)LV rr o'5"6)- 3 ^^l: £d)rirt, 
 ©iiiin (Me Qlrr ^fe ©ehciiS). 4. i a) tcr 
 6d)ritr (©tiife, ©riifci. b; ^cr (£d)ritt vfflrnb 
 ber ©efdjiuiiiCiijfeit;. 5. ber ^^ajjfliing, -^iig, 
 3cit, Qliitntt (Ber ^ferDe). b. f - of asses, 
 bie iptrbe (J-fel. 
 
 Short pace, [D?eitf.] brr ©d)ii(rd)rirt. 
 To go at a great -, |1nrfe <S.i)x\nt iiin(f)eii. 
 To go at a slow -, fiiuii iniigriimtii ©d)nir' 
 flf^cit. To mend one's -, gf|'d)iuillbcr flcljcil. 
 To keep or hold — with ... ? ll. i i£d)ntt 
 \ja\tm mit ... To go a main -, iiiit i'i>(leii 
 ©cnflii ni'^fii. 
 
 Pace, I', n. 1. \A)x<'\Un, ciiifier)'(f)rei: 
 ten , f tiil;t'Vi)Ci)i-ii , (jcl)cii , fid) bnucflrn ; firt) 
 innginni tumeflen, liiiisurttn gtljen. 2. (I'oii 
 ^fevbfiii bcii ^pajj gcljeii. 
 
 Pace, V. a. 1. nl'i"d)rciten, tnit ©cfcrit; 
 ftii .U'tuijTiM. 2. ± (ini ffiEl)en) Iciten. Shak. 
 
 Paced, paste, adj. 1. cinen gciwifycsi 
 ^gd)ritt I)n0eii6; (befcubcr* in 3uriiiiimcn> 
 fe^miGi-n, j. 35.) Slow--, mit Inngrameii 
 6d)rittcn. 2. (u. <J5fer6en) cincn giirai ^ng 
 flfljent; (filler) 3. i (in Siifamiucnrc^iingen) 
 Tl>o rough-- intriguer, em (luegemndjrer, 
 turditrifbuner Ontrifliint. 
 
 Pacer, pa'sur, *. i. ttx ©d)rcitcnbe, 
 ©cl)fii&f. 2. Ber Seller, ^nfinmigfr. 
 
 Pacliyderinatous , pakedlr'- 
 
 matus, (gr. pachys u. derma; aW/. lOirtturg.) 
 birfhiilirig. — Pachydermata, t. p[. Mc 
 bicfljiiutigrn, gcljuften ©fiiigetljiere, tie nid)C 
 luteBcrfrtuen. [tero adj. JJfrirben iriiigenft. 
 
 PaciferOUS, pasfffcnis, (l. pax u. 
 
 Pacific, pasif'fik. (liU. paciticns) 
 adj. I. fritMiri) q'rieBtcrtig, (ViiMicbcnB, fneM 
 film;. 2. ineMict), niljig. 
 
 PAC 
 
 Pacific sea, Ba? fiifle >Weer. 
 
 Pacinc, s. ra? rmie 'Weer. 
 
 PacilicatiOil, passeleka'sliun. (I. 
 pacificaiio I s. I. Bie i5'fieBeil6|ll(nilig. 2. i 
 Bie ;Berrtiifrigimg (Be^ Soriii?;; aSevfijljMUUii. 
 
 Pjicificatur, passeicka'iur. (I. -iB.) 
 It Ber 5ricBeii?rtifrer iBiriinftler. [frieBlid). 
 
 Pacificaiury, pa.>It''ickature. udj. 
 
 PacificueS.S, paNit'tiknes, «. t Bie 
 S-rieBferrigfiit. [ilifter. 
 
 Pacifier, pas'setiiir, *. BcrgrieBeiii^. 
 
 Pacify, pas'seti. ilat. pacifico; ii. a. 
 1. Deriil)igcu, bermiftigen i>erfoljiiea ((S'ineu) ; 
 befciiifigeii (OemaiiBe Si-'riu j befricBigen 
 (iJorBeriiiigen 20; iliflen (ipunger ic), bei^ 
 legen ( ©treirigfeiten). 2. i berul;igen (Bie 
 lUugen tmtd) ®d)lnf 20. 
 
 To pacify countries, Ben jJi'iEben, bie 
 SJiiIje in ©tiidten iuieBer!;erfie(Ien. 
 
 Pack, pak, (f'^nd) s. I. ber $arf, 
 ajiluBel, ^bnllcn, Bii^ ©cbunb, qS.icfi't, (J>f= 
 biiaBe; (cine beilimmte 'Biciigej Bn6 iJJiicf ; - 
 of wool, ein ©lift SBode; — of money, Bns 
 (5}elBpiicter, Bie (iJelBroIIe. 2. t a) Bie :SurBe, 
 2n|l (©orgen). b) t bie ipiifle luxb JJiiUe, 
 ^a3e(t d'. ©leuB :c.). 3. Bad Jtiirtenfpicl, 
 ©piel it'iU'ten. 4. bie .fioppel , i>eije , Ber 
 ©rricf (i?«nC<e); Bie^itte, Ba»25i>If (Spiiljner). 
 5. I a.) t>a& 'ipocf, (SefiiiOel, l!niupenpiicf ; Bie 
 diMe (Diebe 20; Ber ipnufen. b) (nugeif. 
 paecan) -j- (wn ciner einjelneii ^JSerftni ) 
 Naughty -, Ber lieBerlic^je 'Dieni^), bnfi.§>u: 
 renpacf. 
 
 Pack-cloth, t>a& 'ipncftnc^, bie 5>act; 
 leinmnnb. — fork, 1. bn6 Jferf (ber Irage; 
 \'wd). 2. o ber ^JJiiinlefel. --horse, i. Bn6 
 '^ncfpferB, ©aumpferB, iai ©rtumrog. 2. 1 
 Bag Sa|ttl;ier. --house, Ba6 il5acfl)aii^ ; 
 --rent, bie ^arf(;oiiiniietI)e. —-needle. 
 Bie ^artnaBel. --paper, Ba6 ^aefpapicr. 
 --saddle. Ber ^acf ; , ©aiiimattel. — - 
 »«aff, Ber ©torf, luoran a^eifenbe 2c. il)rcn 
 35i"inBe[ tragen. --thread, Ber ^acfjiuirn, 
 iiiiiBfaBen, bai 'iJ5atfgarn. — way. f eine 
 ©tra&'e fi'V ^ferBe. --wax, ba4 ^nar- 
 iuad)5 (bei Il;ieren). 
 
 Pacli, V. a. I. pacfen (^naren) , jn. 
 I'ainnicnparfen. 2. i tiiig iorrrd)icfeii oB. U)eg 
 I'enBcn. Shak. 3. (tiinillidj, berriigerifd) iniJ 
 i"d)en> pnrfen (j^arteiii; (Baijer) 4. i a) ab-. 
 farten, nnjetreln, ( betn'igiid)er iGcife) eiiii 
 inird)en. b) ^crHnicn jii eiiier luiBerrec^t: 
 litJjeu aibfic^t jiifaniiueiirorrcn oB. uereinigen ; 
 }. iS. to - a jury, parteiirrt)e oB. be|1i)d)enc 
 ®erd)iutirene ,^ii|'annnenbriiigen ; lo - a par- 
 liament, fin ^^avl.u'.ienr niig Ber 9?egicrnng 
 oB. Bern 9)riiii|leriiiin blinblinge ergebeneti, 
 be;;iod)eneii , gciupiineneii iieiitcn jii|"aniineii= 
 I'fljen ; to — an assembly ot bishops, eitie 
 ©onoBe aiig geiuoniiencn, biinblingg ergebC" 
 nen '^ifdjin'en jurainiuenrcijen. 
 
 To pack away or 0111. luegjagrn. To - 
 up, 1. einpatfen, perpatfcn. 2. i jinaninieib 
 l)aii("cn. To - the cards, [ i?arrcnniod).j bic 
 itarten forten. 
 
 Pactc, V. n. I. (id) pntfen (affen (uon 
 ^aareit). 2. ciiiparfen (eincn ^arf niact)en). 
 3. i a) \(t)ueU fortgeijen, fid) partcn. lo (off. 
 «) fic^ fortmad)en , Bai'tnictlcn. /ij ooiisS 
 Ber 513iit gel)cn. c> (away; o firf) pncfen, 
 fid) frrrparfcn, nntbred)CM. d) firf) jii iuiBer< 
 red;tii(()er'2lbfid)t infiuiiiueiirotrcni to - with 
 
 PAD 
 
 any one. eS mit ©inetn abfarten, mit (Jinem 
 ein iloinplptt niad)en. 4. l-aJaiBinfpr.J fiit> 
 paaren cu. i?iifel(;ij()iiern). 
 
 So send any one packing or a pack 
 ing. (S-inen furrjagcn. Get thee packing, 
 be packing, piirfe Did) fort! 
 
 Pacli, ( Derrl. j i n t i m a t e. f a m i 1 i a r. 
 
 Pacl4ag-e, pak'kidje, s. 1. Ber 
 ^iid, fallen, bagcsjoparf; p<. l^panBel] fioUi. 
 2. Bag 'ISacfiPiig , Bie ipiille, 2>erp,irfiing. 3. 
 Ber ^acfcrioljii, i5allent>inBerU>i;n. 4. Ber ®e» 
 pactiod. 
 
 Paciier, pakkur, «. I. Ber ^atfer, 
 ©iiiparfcr, iJJiirffncd)!, ibadeiibinot-r. 2. [goiu 
 nefriEut in {UorBanierifa] ein i;>ffenrlid)er Ji5e< 
 anirer, Bein Bie iSerparfiing Ber in^ lUii^lanB 
 gefd)icfcen 2i3aaren, j. 3}. be& Od.}\i\u unb 
 ©d)ii)eiiiiieifd)eg, obliegi. 
 
 Packer's stick, Bcr iparf|1lirf , ta« 
 "^acffrt)eit, i){niielfd)eir. 
 
 Paciiet, pak'kit, (fr. paquet) *. 1. 
 b<\S *^.«ii(ft't, ^arfd)en, Ber ficine airtHen; 
 [li)Pfgr.J bag "iljatfct. 2. lurfpriiiiglirf) -- 
 boat) Bag -J5iirifd)iff, ^aiffibiHT, -Jjiufetrd)iff. 
 
 Packet of letters, tM rijvicfp.irftt. 
 
 Packetinark, Bag ^i>iiield)en. — 
 ship, BaS ^!)>acfetin'ot. [pacfen. 
 
 Pacitet, ». o. pacfen, perparfen, enu 
 
 Packet, V. n. i'JiDrbam.j luit einetn 
 "ijjiirfetboote fegcln (pon eiiieni ipafen juin 
 anbern). 
 
 Packing-, pak'king, *. I. (aud) tnit 
 up) a) Bie iCcrpacfuitg. b; Per ^J>iirfer>, 4tiif» 
 labcrk>l)n. 2. Ber ©d)clinen|treid). Bale. j; 
 
 Packing-cloth, Ba^ ■ijjarftnd). — • 
 paper, Bag ^arfpapirr, bie '■Mfafiilntiir. -- 
 stick, ber iuiebcl tfnr ipiiiiBe 20. -- 
 whites, *. }>l. BaS ijjactfnd). 
 
 PaCU, pa'ko, cPa'cos) t. [3oDl.J 
 Bie Kaniceljiege. 
 
 Pact, pakt, ((. pactum) > ,. _ 
 
 Paction, p^kshan, I '•»«2Jer. 
 trag, Bie Ufberenitiinfr. 
 
 Pactional, pak'sbunal, adj. pcr< 
 tragindptg. labreBet, uergiic^en. 
 
 Pactitious, pakiisii'iis, adj. per> 
 
 Pad, pad, (angelf. paad; *. 1. f bet 
 '^\(it>, ©teig, SiiBiueg. 2. Ber lcid)te )pi\i.» 
 giinger. 3. Bee ©irapenraiiber jii ^n\}. 
 
 To go upon the pad, ntif ©tra§enraiib 
 an6Gel)cn. l"»yj bie iianbjlra^e. 
 
 Pad -nag, ber ^a^goiiger (.Klepper>. -- 
 
 Pad, V. n. I. fc^lenbernb reifui ocer 
 luaiiDeni. 2. iBege bal)iien ob. cbnen. 3. jU 
 Jup iiiif ©rra^enraub auggel;en. 
 
 Pad, (alrb. 2Gar) «. 1. Ba* •iJ.H-li'ler, 
 itiffen, Ber Sbaufd), 2.i5ni|l. 2. Ber ^il3eit'er> 
 fartel. 3. Bie ^JKarra^e. - of sira« , Ber 
 ©troljfarf. (|1i>pfeM. 
 
 Pad, V. a. polftern, luattiren, aii6» 
 
 Padar , paddur «. Bog ©d)rt<t 
 (grpbe 'OiM)!;. [i)5aBba, 'JfeigfrelTir. 
 
 Padda, padda, *. (jOrntrl).) cet 
 
 Pad«ied, pad <(ed, (p. pad; adj. f 
 ein gnrrS 'JXiiiiBioerf Ijubcnb. 
 
 Pad«lei, pad'dei. *. ber ^ngeffiftO. 
 
 Pad<ler, paddiir, t. Ber ©trflScn* 
 niuber jii giifj. 
 
 Paddle, pad'di, (v. fr. patte) c. » 
 I. ruBern. 2. pKitfd)ern, piufd)eln, plniiirf)rn, 
 planrirt)en lim 'ilOaffcr;. 3. tarrd)eln. Shak. 
 
 Paddle, v. a. i. mit ^piiife eine« 
 
I 
 
 Thle, far, fall, fat. !VU, nieJ. Fin*-, fin. N6. movf. ni^r. ^or. oil, rlbiul. Tubf, tub, fiill. l/rin, TMi«. (537 
 
 I 
 
 I 
 
 PAD 
 
 Ku^(r$, iwrif)rf)p(jf« Pb. eiiur (^c^ntifel fort. 
 (logeii, frrtfeivcflen. 2. t(\t\\i)tU\, pntrcftrln. 
 
 Paddle f dot. batillus; i^r. patfalns: 
 lu. padell) ». 1. 6n« (fdjniiik) DfiiPfr. 2. (iin 
 iDnmpfirtjiffen ) Me €d)iiiiffl. 3. ta« 9?ril)r: 
 ^I'lj Pit €>d)nufel , ut>i;rl;niipt eriuo* trni 
 p.Kbfii, trfittnil)fileeiiicf9{iit>fr«9lclMilirt)f6. 
 
 Paddle-f ixli, ia6 'iJittrfitjwan. -- 
 • faff, t^i ©(fjurfeiiVn, ScfjnrreiiVn. 
 
 Pa«ldler, paddiur, «. brr 9{uberrr; 
 giiier, tfr j)loiitrrt)t, tiitfdjelt. 
 
 Paddock, pad'dak, (angelf. pnda. 
 pad) f. Me firotf, ttt 5rpfd>. 
 
 Paddock-pipe, (95ot.] 6n« ©umpr> 
 fnnneiifraiit. --stool, 6er ffltrrrdjiunnim 
 
 Padflock , (i<erD. u. nngcif. parruo 
 f. &»!« (i>el).iae, t>n SDilbgarten. 
 
 Paddock-course, &a< ®i:^(^ge iiir 
 %Jbri(fttim(i ven ^a(\ff}iinttn. 
 
 Paddy, pad'di, (». Patrick) «. till 
 gpottiinnie Oer Orl.iiiPer. 
 
 Padeliwn, padill'i'm, (f)r. paa dr 
 lion) «. \'&ct.] t<r f'&weiifii0. 
 
 Padg-e, padje, (.^bturiunq f. Mar 
 gery) « OSretrfjeii. 
 
 Padlock, pad'lok, Ct>. pad ii. lork) 
 «. 6(18 95^'rl)nitiir|'rt)lr0 , aSorleflefrtjIrg. 
 
 Padlock, p. a. nijt eiiieiii 93orlj.iiii]es 
 fd)lrfTe i>erivnl)reii, venc^^rfOen. 
 
 Padow-pipe, paddi-pipe, «. 
 [HJpt.) Me mitt 9iic«iuiirj. 
 
 Paduan, piduan, a<(/. poMlAIlirct). 
 — 4. I. ter ^nMiniirr. 2. Me <piitiiiiii< 
 (nfl*nemn(()te oiitife wrmje). 
 
 Paduasoy, pad jiVkAA. (v. Padua 
 H. fr. «oie) t. tiiif 9Irr ©eitteiijeufl. 
 
 Pady, pad'di, (fir. p&ie7> «. ber 
 Keitf iti tier ^I'llfe. 
 
 Pady- bird, eiiw 9Irt 9?eif)fr. 
 
 Paean, pian, ) (gr- pnian) t. 1. 
 
 Peaii, ) t>a6 @iege8iie», 
 
 IriumpljlieD, 2p6lie6. 2. [^ref.] (awt) paeon 
 flefAt.) Ber '^haw (ein 9Ser«glie6). 
 
 Pai^an, pigan, (Inr. paganui) ady. 
 ^rtbiiird); )uiii heiriin'ci^en ®ptfe<MeM|le ge> 
 l)&ri(i — M. tn S^dtt. 
 
 Pail-aniNll, piiganinh. adj. f^ribiiird) 
 
 PaK^anlsiii , piganum , «. ta6 
 i^eibeiithiiiii. 
 
 Paganize, pi'ganlze, «. a. f)t\tnU'(b 
 nindieii - e. n. fidj luie i^eiben oiijfrihrni. 
 
 Paice, pirfje, (fr. It. (p. page; ruff. 
 P»J; flt. pait; i». bacgvn; perf. faige. ^er 
 83<6ieiite) «. 1. ter ^nge, ^telfnflbe. 2. (in 
 jefeftgcbenCen ftorperii) ber ^iinmiirtrte. 
 
 Soldier'i page, ber Zn'Sbube, ©Plbrtteiu 
 lunge. To make a - of one'i own age , O 
 Qtiva6 fel(>|l H)ui!. 
 
 Pafpe, V. a. Qintn n(8$nge (ebieiien. 
 
 Panre, (fr. 2D., Int. pngina) «. I. Mr 
 ©eite (eiiir* 93iid)c6), iblntticife, bn« Jolio ; 
 (lirppgr ] bit Auliimne. 2. f pi. bie <Bd)r\i: 
 ten, 93udjer. 
 
 The page of history, bie fflef^iAte. 
 
 Page -cord, [lijpcgr.J bie ^Pliiliiiirii! 
 fdfcniir. 
 
 Pag'o, v.a. pnginirrn, bejiffern, fiMiinii. 
 
 Pag-eant, pad junt. Mniicir , qr. 
 pegma) *. I. f(r ^riinf, ^rnrt)rniifiiin , bie 
 @(t)iiu, bn# (Sirpriiiigf, Srfiiiiinfpriiiiiie, («rtff. 
 ft>iel. 2. biif ^iippi inpirl , ert)ninViel ; bie 
 Wnrioncttc. 3. i a; btu (S^(t)au|iviel. b/ fa6 
 
 PAl 
 
 ^fitterwerf, irgeitb etiunfifflliinjenbe*, $nin« 
 fiiibeS oljiie Daiier, i(i6 tnigi-ilB , ®ct)ein: 
 flit) ; bflg ?leiiijere. (ffitterhftu. 
 
 Pa|;:«aiit, adj. priinri<rri, pninrenb, 
 
 Pag-eaiit, v.u. iiir(S(t)iiii Diinlerieu, 
 ill ciiieiii ©iiffipicle niiiitcii , iiiit Grtva* 
 I'riinfen. 
 
 PagrcAntry, padjumri. «. 1. tai 
 (^Jeprrtiine, ber ^l>rllMf. 2. i frr ®d)ein. 
 
 Pag'iual, pad'jeiial. udj. nu8 ®ci- 
 
 tni bei'iel)eiie , init ®eiteiijnl;(eu penetjeu lu. 
 
 •iTirtiern). 
 
 Pafrod, pi'god, ) » , . 
 
 -m « ? i,j» I<pfr|. pout ghod 
 
 Pag-Oda, pago'da.J "^ ' *^ " 
 
 OBer boot klioda ; f)inb. boot kuda) t. 
 
 iCiliiib.l bie 'iUngcbe (iiibir(1>iT(«i^(jeiiteKipfl; 
 
 fo« ^ISngi'teiibilP; eine inMulje ^Tfiliije). 
 
 Pagrw(ll<*?« pii'godjie. t. [-D^tiMi-rAlg. 
 ^er *i».uinMt. 
 
 PaitI, pAde, jfraet. it. ]ip. v. Pay 
 To be -, eitii.ifljetl (p. 0)rlbrril). Not to be - 
 tor. uiibejiihlbiir. - up. nl'grtrngeii. 
 
 Paidle, (f(t)l7tt.) I. pel lie. staff; 
 plo ug hsia f I; h oe.2.tra 111 p as eiolhes 
 in a tub. 3. short and irregular 
 steps. such as ofcliildren. 
 
 Pallfle, pA'gl,^ #. Ci^ot.) bie ge. 
 
 Pa|;-il , pA'jil, )ii'iflte€d;irifTelbliiiuc. 
 
 Paik, (rd)l'tt.) beat. 
 
 Paikli, <i'(t)Dtt.) blows; a beating. 
 
 Pail, pAle, (lu. paeul; gr. peila; «. 
 ter (Jititcr ibie ®elfe, ber liiibel). 
 
 Pail full, ber GiiiicrpoU; by -a, ri< 
 tiieriveite. 
 
 Paiiinail, pllmel'. f. Pallmali. 
 
 Pain, pAiie, (lu. poen; fr. peine; 
 
 ')3eiU ; bnn. pIno; f(l)n>. pina; lot. poena; 
 
 gr. poine; inii^fr. pnna; r.rob fannn) «. 1. 
 
 Pie ^ein, ber iSd)nirrj, bo* Seiben. 2. i bie 
 
 QnnJ, ^ein, bo« Seiben. 3. pi. a. pie 2Dil)en, 
 
 (i)ebiirt«i(t)nierjen. b) bie ilrbeit, ^befdjiwerbe, 
 
 ■i»iiil)e , ^emnljnngen (tin ting. -f). 4. 
 
 bie llnrul;e, @prge, ber Aiiitimer. 5. bie 
 
 ■Strofe. 
 
 I. Wounds, bruises and Incisions give 
 
 pain. Websteb. 3. bi Tlie same witli 
 
 pains we gain, but lose wilh rase. 
 
 Pope. 4. We feei — ai Ibe loss <.f 
 
 friends or property. Websteb. 5. None 
 
 ■liall presume to fly under - cf deatli. 
 
 Addison. 
 
 OnpaiDof.., 6ei ®trofe pon . . , bee 
 ... Under, on, upon — of deaili , bei 
 iPbeSfhrofe. On — of my displeasure, ipetiii 
 Sie It. mir nid)t migfodeti lupflen. By way 
 of—, nl* (Strofe. Pains in tlie head, ber 
 Kopffrtimer) , bie ^pptVein. To give -. 
 icbnierjen. To put to -. qiiAlen, peiuigen. 
 To be In -, iciPen, ill Unriilje fein; (for) 
 in Uiinifje, ©prge fein (ipi-gen). To be full 
 of -. groge ®d)nierjen nn6|7el)en. We feel 
 - ai tlie loss of property, ein fflelbperliij'l 
 rd)mrr}t un6. To lake -s. (Id) 'Willje gcben. 
 To be at tlie -s and cliarges. bie ''Sliillje II. 
 KPllrn t)04>en. To have one's labors for 
 one's — s, fit) uinfpiltl Otfun'll^en. He is an 
 iis» lor his -s , o Ob. ) man Ijot il)ni feiiic 
 -Wfihe ii1)iid)t gebonft. 
 
 Pain, V. a. I. G-inen giioicu, ^ctiiigen, 
 PiiicMi (£(^iner( perurrod>en. 2. S-jiien bc= 
 iiiiriihigcn, frtjnierjfii, onuiligen, ©iiiein llii: 
 vutjt, Sorge, Aiiiiimer, 25crbriig nin(<)e». 3. 
 
 PAl 
 
 t to pain one's self, fid) Wi'i^e grbeii, (?c{( 
 oii|lreiigen. 
 
 We are pained a( the death of a friend, 
 ber iPb eincfi tJrfiinPe* geljr 11116 iioiie, 
 r(t)nierjt lin^. 1 am pained at or to my 
 very heart, ti icf)nierjr mid) tief in Per 
 Srele. 
 
 Paincli, (fd)ott.) paunch. 
 
 Painful, pine fill. adj. I. fd)mer(: 
 l)ofi , peinppfl (to, fur), fdjmerjiid). 2. t lO 
 I'djnuTiiid) , peiniid). b) loilig. 3. pcmiu*, 
 6efd)wer!id), mi'iljiom. 4. $ iini>erbri|Jrn , 
 orbeitjom. 
 
 Painfully, pAnefulle , adv. 1. 
 rd)merjl)oft, fdjnierjli't). 2. miii^rom, nut »iliii 
 flreiiiimig. 
 
 PainfulneSH, panerulnex. «. I. 
 Mi' (fPrperlid)*) Jeibeii; bie <2(^ini'rjlid)feit. 
 
 2. boe CeiPen, Pie Uiiriilje, SiTge, Prr ivitm> 
 m'r; bie ^einlidjfrit, pmipplle £oge. 3. ber 
 'Jleifl, Pie 'Jliiilrengiiiig, 'JJffdjiuerfe, 'JJCulje. 
 4. Pie OXTihiomfeif. 
 
 Paiiiiiii, pA'iiiin, (nprm. paynim) 
 *. t ber ipeipe. - adj. Ijiibiiiid). 
 
 PainleflU, pine'Hs. adj. I. i'd)mcr)> 
 \ci. 2. i pljne '}Jfril)e, poii 5)(td)iiierbe frei. 
 
 — Pain 'iessness . «. I. bie ©d)nii'r}> 
 lofigffit. 2. t bie {Jreiljeit ppn iyeidmurbe. 
 
 Painiitaker, pAiix'iAkiir, t. ber 
 liiUMTPrrfffiie, ori'i-irioine ■OJfeiiff^. 
 
 Painstaking-, pAnx'tAk!iig, adj. 
 iinoerbrriTen. - t. bie 3lrDeit|oiufeit. 
 
 Paint, pint, (fr- peindre) v. <i. I. 
 moirn, obmoirn, obbilbrn. 2. benioien , oils 
 llreictjrii. 3. f a) moleii (iiiit SUorteiu; (oui) 
 oti^molen, fc^ilbern. b; molen, bemoleu. 4. 
 l'(t)ininfen itai Qitfid)t). 
 
 To paint slightly, bie J'irben rerHofen. 
 To - shoes, (@d)Ul;in.J bie (Stid)e on ben 
 ®d)iil)cn f^rbeti, ivci^ mad)en. To - again, 
 fibermolen. 
 
 Painted cloth, (ef^iiol*) niit @irten> 
 rpri'ii^en nn«gffd)iiiu(fte topetui. Painted 
 gloss, bie i'd)ijiie ^iigenfeite. Painted 
 calicos, O'lbflr.] Ol^^'^'*"'^- P "ill led 
 lady, I. (C-ntpin.) ber Dijlelfnlter. 2. |55i>r.] 
 bie geilreiftc ^rlfe. Painted lady-peii.se, 
 [%ot.] bie ^lotterbfe. Painted lady-grass, 
 [5)ot.] bo« SBonbgroe. 
 
 Paint, V. n. I. tnolen (bie ^Jialtv 
 fiiniT trribeii). 2. (i(^ fd)wh\tt». 
 
 Paint, 4. 1, bie (Jorbe. 2. bie @d)minfe. 
 
 3. [@d)ul)ni.] bn* iveige SDocl)*, ©(t)ipefel> 
 \va(t)i. 
 
 Painter, pin'tiSr, 4. l. ber yjinut. 
 2. ber iJiiiilreidjer. 3. (-JKor.) bie 'Joiiflieiiie 
 (p. ir. painter, bie ©d)liiige?). 
 
 Painter's gold, bo6 'DKolergpIb. — upon 
 glass , ber @lo*moIer. To cut the -, ^tiuai 
 i'eriwcf)ren. 
 
 Pnin ter-stainer, (Onbflr.j ber©(t)il. 
 berer(2einn>onbmoler) ; (oiid); SOoppennioler. 
 
 Paintiugr, pan'i'ng, 4. 1. bie ^JSiat 
 lerei (-)Kolerfnii|l; 9irt jn inolen). 2. on* 
 (4)finn(Pf. 3. Po*0-beiibilP. 4. biccniifgelefltw 
 $orbe, @d)iiiinre. (jhak. 
 
 Painting upon glass, bie (9(0*molcrei. 
 
 - in oil, bie Dflniolrrei. Encaustic -, Pie 
 S33nd)^mnlfrci. Motaic -. bie ■O)?iifipmolcrei. 
 
 Pa iuting-root. [!5pt.J bie £(l)iiiiiit< 
 lunrj. 
 
 Paintresa,pia'trek,«.bte^lRo(etinn. 
 
638 File, far, fAll, fat. M*, met. Fine, fin. N6, mhve, rf5r, got, 6il, cl6(id. Tube, tub, full, l/nn, Tills. 
 
 FAl 
 
 Paiiiture^ pan'tslmre, (fr. pein- 
 ture) t. tit '•Btnkrei , ■9)?(ilerfunfl. 
 
 Pair, pire, (fr. pair, pake ». (nt. 
 par) *. 1. bai ^nar. 2. Bn* ^anr, ©De; 
 pa or. 
 
 A pair of shoei, fin ^nnt ®d)uf)e. A 
 - of stairs, tine Xrcppe. A - of scissars, 
 tine ©c^eere. A - of bellows , tin SSlofe^ 
 bnlg. A - of tables, eiii aSretiVicI, Dnmeii: 
 bret. A- royal, (im saSiirfeln) ein ^nfc^- 
 A - royal of aces or kings, fcrei Slffe CD. 
 Sonifle. There went but a — of sheers be- 
 tween us, (Proo.) mit finfc uon eiiam 
 ©tude flcfd^iutteii. Shak. To make - off, 
 [^flrlameiitfiVr.] niit ciucm OppofttioiKmit: 
 fliicbe jii Qleid)er 3cit nbireten. 
 
 Pair, V. n. I. T fi<^ pnnren (uon 950; 
 flelii ic). 2. i ftrt) panrcii. 
 
 2 Eihelinda, 
 
 My heart was made to fit and — with 
 thine. RowE. 
 
 Pair, V. a. 1. pnnrtn (tfjiere u.). 2. i 
 
 a) pnnren. b) luit eiunnticr uereiiiioe" » J"= 
 
 fnmnienfuoe"- verbiucen. 
 
 i. a) Ulossy jet is paired with shining 
 
 white. Poi'E 
 
 pair, V. a. bcrd)(ibigen (f. Impair) 
 
 Pais, pi's, (fr. pays) «. pi. Me 
 Ceute, aui luclt^cii Cie ©ert^iuoriieii fleiUMU; 
 nun lucrtcn. 
 
 PaitriCk, (\d)Ott.) a p a r t r i d g e. 
 
 Pal, pal J (aibtilrinng fur Mary) «. 
 «D?nriec()en. 
 
 Palal^ras, (fp.) «. pi. - filt pocas -, 
 wcnige iH5orte. Shak. 
 
 Palace, pal'las, (fr. palais; 5J5fnli; 
 Int. palatium) s- 1. Der SpaUMl, S^dlaH- 2. 
 !( Ob. t ber «})n(((i(l. 
 
 2. The sun's bright palace. Addisoh. 
 Palace-court, I. bit SBorljof eiuff 
 
 lib. be« ^nflnflr*. 2.[(5-ng(.] ber$inuegerirt)t«! 
 
 ^iif, tne ^offlerittjt bcr ^onige uon ©agiiuib. 
 
 --yard, bet 6d)lo^()iif. 
 
 Palacious, paili'shus,a(^'.-)-pra(^> 
 
 tig, pnflnftnrtig. [9?itter, ^pnlnbin. 
 
 Paladin, pal'ad'n, (fr. SQ3.) «. ber 
 Paianiia, pallan'ka, (fr. palanque) 
 
 t. [geiliiiiofb.] Ini ^frtl)(n)crf. 
 
 Pal»lli*«*en, palankien', } 
 Painuquin, ^ 
 
 palkee) *. ber 'jpalonfin, Irngfeffel. [(jnft. 
 Palatable, pal'laiiabi, adj. \d)m<\d' 
 PalMtableness , pal lattablnes, 
 
 ». bit Sdjinntfluiftigfeit. 
 
 Palatal, pariatai, adj. )nni (?)aii: 
 
 men gei)i!)rig; mit brni (^)(inmen auCgcfprc: 
 
 4»en. - *. bcr (i)numcn&ii(f)|lflb. 
 
 Palate, pallat, (int. pal.itnm) «. 
 
 I. ber 0>iiiinirii. 2. ber (i)ct"d)innrf. 3. i ttj: 
 
 ®ef(f)iiiarf. 4. [!8iu.] brr OJniimrn. 
 
 3. Men of nice palates could not relisli 
 Aristotle, as dressed up by the scliool- 
 nien. Baco.n. 
 
 The palate of the mouth down , bn^ 
 fleft^Pffene 3<'Pf<tf"- To have a dainty -, 
 ein Pffermniil fcin. To pleate any one's 
 — , 5cnianb5 (Snnnifn filjrln. 
 
 Palate, ». a. f frfjinfrfcn. Shak. 
 
 Palatial, p.illa shal, adj. I. jiiiu 
 fflnii'.iirn gehiTig. 2. jn einnn ^iillnjlt gcs 
 ^bn(\, prfio()ng. 
 
 Palatic, jial'Iatik, pallat'tik, adj. 
 
 (fjinb. 
 
 PAL 
 
 t Jiim ®aumen gel)Drig. Palatic letters, 
 bie ®aunienbnd)flnOen. 
 
 Palatiuate , pallat'tlnaie, ((At. 
 palatinatus) *. 1. tie ?}3faljgrflff(t)ijft. 2. 
 [®eogr.] Cie 'qSfnIj. 
 
 Palatine, pal'latin, (fr. palatin) t. 
 1. ber ^fti'jgriifj l^JJinciiJ ber SeDiiuobe. 2. 
 ber W.iljer. [pfiiliif*- 
 
 Palatine, adj. l. pfnljgniflicl). 2. 
 
 Count palatine, bet ^filligrnf. 
 County -, 6ie ^pfiiligraffcfjaft. 
 
 Palative, pal lativ, adj. t ben ®ati: 
 men fiipelnb. 
 
 Palaver, palllvur, (fp. palabm) 
 *. 1. biii ®ciuiifd), leere e)ef(l)iun^. 2. o bie 
 ©d)Uicid)elei. 3. (bism. filr) t)n6 ©cfprnd), 
 Die llnrerl}ii|[nng, UiitcrreDung. 
 
 Palaver, v. a. o Qintm fc^meirf^rfn. 
 
 Pale, pale, (fr. pale, p. lilt, palleoj 
 adj. bieid), blap. 
 
 Pale red wine, ber ^leic^er. A - red, 
 a— blue, einc 6i(iprcr(;e, bln^i'laue Jiirbe. 
 To change uD. to grow — , crblnffeil. To be 
 - with horror, por ©djrerfen blap iperDen. 
 
 Pale-colored, blnsfiirbig. —-eyed. 
 bIi3Drid)tig. Mii.ton. --faced, blcidjiuiin' 
 gig, bleid). --hearted, nieDcrgerd)l(igeii. 
 Shak. — stone, ein ©beljltin pon fdjiun* 
 d)cr ^ntbt. 
 
 Pale, *. bie iBroJTe. 
 
 Pale, V. a. bkid) obev Ua^ mad^m, 
 b[cid)cn, bliifTen, cntfriiften. 
 
 Pale, (nugelf. pal ; fr. pal; n). pawl; 
 Int. paliis) «. 1. ber^fiil;!; [jcilungeb.] ber 
 ©d)nnjpfiil;r, bie ^Piillifnbe; bcr ©piOPf'iI)' 
 (bnljer empale). 2. bcr 3ni'"- bn6 ^fal)l= 
 luerf; (bnijer) 3. i a) (bcr eingefd)le(Tenc 
 5{inim) a) bie ©pl)nre; ®renje; bcr Umi; 
 fnng. /?) bcr ©d)i)og. b) bet SScjirf, ®o". 
 4. I^crnlb.] bcr ^fnljl. 
 3. a) (i. He was born within the pale 
 of the church; within the — of Christi- 
 anity. Atterbvry. 
 
 Pale, (f)P[f. paalen) v. a. I. T a) pfnl). 
 (en. b) mnpfnijien, uerpfnljlcn, perpanifabi: 
 ten. 2. i u. ? umgeben, mnftfjiicgen , cin^ 
 \ci)Ue^tn. Shak. 
 
 To pale up tree*, [©nttenf.] Snuine 
 an ©pnlliete binben, SBaume ju ©padieten 
 jiefjen. 
 
 Paleaceous, paici'shus, (p. (at. 
 palea) adj. [Sat.] a) fpteutragenb. b) |pteu< 
 artig. 
 
 Paled, pild, adj. [<5)crn(b.] in ^fafjle 
 pon ocrfrfjicbenen Jarben getljeilt. 
 
 Palely, palele. adv. bleicf), b(n@. 
 
 Paleuilar,pal'lendar, (it. palandra) 
 «. * bie ^nlnnDer (9lrt galjrjeug). 
 
 M'aleuess, pilenls, «. bie SSlafTe, 
 S8leid)e. 
 
 Paleog-rapliy, paieog'grSffe, (gr. 
 palaios n. gr»plio> s. 1. bie 'ipalargnipljic, 
 •Ultfdjriftfnnbe. 2. Die ^iilnograpliie , nltc 
 91rt jii fd)reibcn. Stiles. l<J5<iIiiplpg. 
 
 Paleol«»g:ist, paleol'lojist, *. Der 
 
 PaleoUtg-y, palcolloje, (gr palaios 
 u. logos) *. bie ^alaolpgie. 
 
 Pale4»uN, pA'lcus, (p. lat. paica) 
 adj. (preiinrtig, Iji'ilfig- 
 
 PaieNtilia, palest{'na.^(fr. Palrsti 
 
 Palestine, pA'lesiinc,^ ne) $. 
 [©fpgr.l ^I5aln|liiia. 
 
 PAL 
 
 Palestrian, palestrean.^cPales'- 
 
 Palestric, palc.s'trik, ^ trical) 
 (P. gr. palaistrn) adj. jum 9{ingen gel;i?rig. 
 - ait. Die 'DiiMgi'fiiiift. 
 
 Palet, pal'et, (fr. pelote) «. t bcr 
 ©d)ntel 
 
 Palette, pal'llt, (fr. <n3.). ». [-TOal.] 
 Mi Jtirbeiibret, bie palette, (f. Pallet. 
 
 Palfrey, pal'fie. pal'fre, (fr. pale- 
 froi> 4. 1. i>a& ©taar^pferb, ^nvnDepferD. 
 2. Der 3elter, Dae Daiiu'Mpt'ri'b, Der iileppet. 
 
 Palfrey e<l, p^rfre<l,«rf/. auf einem 
 3elter, ©tiinrc-pfcrOe rciteiib. 
 
 Palification, palcfeki'shun, <p. 
 lat. palus) *. DOS 6'uiraiiinien pen ipfii^ien, 
 Daf -J>f'il)le", bie ^fnljliing. 
 
 Palindruilie, parindrome, (gr. 
 palindroiiiia) s, i)C[6 -H3prt, bet 25er6 PDer 
 ©atj, bie ri'icfiunrti y-Der ponvart^ gelcten, 
 gleid) blelben ; j. ^. madam ; iiD. Roma libi 
 subito niotibus ibil amor. 
 
 Paling-, paleing. s. Der ^faljljann. 
 
 Pu I i II g - ni a n . o Der ^faljlln'irgcr. 
 
 Palingrenesia , palinjenezhia , 
 (gr. 2i5.) *. Die ^aliiigeiieilc, 5U3icDergebiirt. 
 
 Palinode, pal'linode.^ (gr. palliio- 
 
 Paliuudy, pal liiiode.^ dia) i. Die 
 ^alinobie, ber 'IBiDerruf. -M 
 
 Palisade., pallesade', (P a I i s a 'd o) ^ 
 (fr. palissade; fp. palisadn) s. [Jcilnnfl^b.] 
 Die ^atliiaDe; DiiS '$fiil;huerf. 
 
 Palisade, v. a. pevpallifabiren, peri 
 pfal)len. 
 
 Palish, pAle'ish, arV- ttwn6 Mae, 
 inS SBhn7e fadcnb. A— blue, einc blagblane 
 Jarbe. 
 
 Pall, pail. (fat. pallium; angeff. paelle; 
 ir. peail; arm. pallen) m. 1. baS $a(liitin 
 (Der !5ifd)of5niante(). 2. bcr ©raatSmantel, 
 lalar. 3. bai Seid)cntud>, 5Snl)rnid). 
 
 Pall, «■ [^eralb.j cine S-igur, ipie bni 
 gried)ifd)e Y- 
 
 Pall, V. a. ijMen, cin()rincn, umljnften. 
 
 Pall, (IV. palhi; lat. palleo) v. n. I. < 
 rd)al ipcrben, pcrried)en (p. OJetranteii). 2. 
 i a; bie ilraft pcrlieren. b) (upon) f<t)al 
 luerben (fnr). 
 2. When our deep plots do. pa 11. Shak. 
 
 Pall, V. a. 1. fd)al, iini'd)macf[)aft m«» 
 d)cn (and) i). 2. i a) Dnmpfen ( nlcDcrfdjIa* 
 gen), b) fdjiuadjen, perberben (bie JreuDeK.). 
 c) fiberfattigen, |d)iua(t)cn (Die (Jpini^). 
 
 1. Reason and reflection blunt the edge 
 of the keenest desires, and pall all 
 his enjoyments. Atterburv. 
 
 2. a) The more we raise our love. 
 The more we pall and cool and kill 
 
 his ardor. Drvdek. 
 
 Palled fortunes, ba6 finfenbe ®lil(f. 
 Shak. Palled, f<i)ai, perrpdjcn (ppn ®e« 
 tranfcn). 
 
 Pall, *. t bie llcbrlfcit. 
 
 Palladium, palladeum , (gr. pal- 
 ladioii) t. I. biii ^adabiiim (58ilD Der ^ii(» 
 Ia6); (Difjer) 2. j bM ^paflnbiiim, ©d)ii(j» 
 l)riligtl)um, ©d)ii01'ilb , bit ©dMHimauer. 
 [■OJiiiieriiig.] b<\i -^ladnDiiim. 
 2. The trial liy jury is the palladinro 
 of our civil rijjlits. Bi.ackstone. 
 
 P«llas,p.ii'las.(gr. 'IG.)*. I. COKorh.l 
 •^ada* , 'Wiiierpa. 2. ['il|h'vii.j Die 'ipada* 
 (ein 'ilSianet). 
 
Fhte, fSr, fal?, fat. M*, met. Fine, f Jn. N6, move. n6p, gSt, 6il, cMd Tiibe, tub, full, t^in, THIs. 639 
 
 PAL 
 
 Pallat, pal'lat. (fr. palette) «. [Itl)r' 
 mad)] ^t^ SpiiiCrlliippen (f. Pallet). 
 
 Pallet, pal lit, (fr. palette) »■ 1- 
 [gRal.] tii« (Jrtrbeiibret. 2. [Cljir.] Mi 'Hiex- 
 la^btdtn. 3. [bti lopfern ic.) Me Drelji'd)*! 
 be. 4. 1 bci iBerflolfem ] t>er (Jic()!)&riirt)i'n: 
 €d)iUiini )iim '}liiii)el}nieit Cer Q)olM)liUtd)ni. 
 iai Serflol6mt(T«r. 5. [Utjrm.) bfr iSpinDcl 
 Iflppen. 6. ( ^rr.iI6. 1 tet fleiiit ^frtl)(. 7. 
 (rl}(Ui.) fill flRiie Per aaSiiiitiirjte, eiitljiil 
 t(ii( trei Uiijen. 8. (nirfr. paillet) - ob. - 
 b e d. Die 'JJtitrrtje (Pne iSJa^tbett;. 9. IWat. j 
 fr(t 95ii(l.irtr.uini. 
 
 Palletiuff, pal'litting, «. l^TRat.] 
 ber 5\iP«ii Per WrcDs ii. ?piili>erfiimmer. 
 
 PHlliHllieilt, pal leameiit, ((at. pal- 
 lium > «. t Pft 'TO.llUcI, ^lljlig. Shak. 
 
 PalliMrd, pal yard, (fr. paillnrd) i. 
 + Per ipiirmitiger; pi: bn* j^iireiipiirf. — 
 pal'iUrdii.*. s. t bie ^urerei. 
 
 Palliate, paiUite, (fr. p.>llier) e. a. 
 I. J • bftifiPcii. 2. i h) (>emAiitcln, bti<i)b' 
 titn, bef(t)omgiii ( 5el)ier). b) ot>fr|l.id;ii(t) 
 ^etkn (fin Ueljcl). ((SriiiiC'e ofl)fi" 
 
 Palliate , adj. f iiirt)t aii« Pfin 
 
 Palliation, paiia'dnin, (fr. 2D.' 
 «. I. Me ^tmatiriliitiij , ;Bt:frt)Oiu.jiin,j leiiirf 
 9<t)lrr« IC). 2. Me oberiia(1)li(t)e i^uluiig, 
 fltitif Sln^frlln(l. 
 
 Pailiaitve«p*l'<^a'^- ((^ pnHiniiO 
 mdf. I. btmiiiitflnb, teidjoiiiflenb. 1. i)bfnl)in 
 ^eilenb, Iniberub, l>c(iiiiftifleiiO. 
 
 Palliative, «. I. ta6 pml)alUmat>, 
 ^iilmittel, 'i^rtlliatip. 2. btt ^t^clf, Me 
 Vu<flu(t)t. 
 
 Pal lift, pal'l'd, (Int. pallidua) adj. 
 (nici|l(ii« ^< bltidt), Map; gliui)it)6 ($imnu-l). 
 — adv. Fitl'lidly, bliift. 
 
 Palll<lity, pallid dii4, ) «■ Mr 
 
 PallidnesK, pal iidiie>, ) %ln(Te, 
 
 Pallinall, pelmel', (l.U. pila II. mal- 
 leux * 1. Cin« I'.uiftpitl, rJKimfpiel. 2. Ctr 
 93failiti'(f. 
 
 Pallor, pal'liir, (lat. <S}.)«.Me<8l.MT( 
 
 Pallor,/ ifr. pnlourdc; «. bit &l(lll 
 
 Pal«>r, ^ nuir(i)rt. 
 
 Palm, paiii, (iiit. palnia) «. I. bie 
 i^nlme, ber ')>miiibaiim. 2. brr '^pohiiiivruj. 
 
 3. i bie $nlme ibe< iBttatti , i£>irne^p>iliiu- ; 
 hn 6ie(], bn« SirgrtfifKten. 4. biUitaQt^eii 
 (bet SDribrii k.). 
 
 S. Namur aiibdued U Englaad'a palm 
 alone. Dkvuen. 
 
 OII7 palm, bie Oelpninie. Dwarf—, bie 
 Sl»er<f)pfiliiie. The greater -, bie Dntteh 
 poliitr. 
 
 Palm-berry, — f ru it, Me Botrel. -- 
 • noday, [£nl.j brr f)>nliniViiiirag, 'i}>iiliii 
 t4ig. -.tree, bie ^iiiiiir, brr ^aliiibauiii 
 —.wine, ber ^olnnuriii. 
 
 Palm, (Int. |»il<'iii«) «. 1. Mr fl>i(1)r 
 jpanb. 2. bie ip.iiiM>reit cr^ 3 3oll). 8 
 (■iXar.) »> bie "Miifrrilirqf, "Jliiffrfcbnufrl. l>) 
 brt ^Iflfeii cJlrt 5iiifl*rl)iit brr '))t"rttti>iVii 
 
 4. [^iiibini'pr. I bie &i1)iUitVl (am (Meiui-it)r 
 pf« "JUuljiuilPee). 
 
 Palm, ■>. 1. I. ill brr if)ii<l)rii) Spaiib 
 perberiicii (luie Iiir(hriuVieirr>; (bntjer) 2. i 
 <txtrii(iii(1)fr "lOriif (i-tivii^) niiflieffeii (upon. 
 Giiiriiii. .1. briiiilrii, brniljrrn. t. |hrri(t)rlii, 
 nnt brr Jt)<iub |lrii(t)rii. 
 
 PAL 
 
 2. For yoa may palm upon na new for 
 old. Dryobn. 
 
 To palm upon any one, i Siiiem @anb 
 in Me 9Iiigen jlreueii. 
 
 Palma, pal 'ma. ((At. SB.) «■ bie 
 
 ■ISnlnie. --Cliri.ti, [Sot.] ber Sajuiiber: 
 
 bniiin. --•quirrel, bos ^aliuewtljcruc^i'ii. 
 
 Palmar, palmar. (liU. paluiarisi 
 
 udj. l)aiibbreir. [tu*) adj. Iiiiiibfijrniig. 
 
 Palmatefl, pal'mi^led, (Ult. piilin.i 
 Pal in a ted feel (of aquatic fowU). bie 
 i£(()iuimintii0e. ( matoria) t. ber -JJliii^cr. 
 Palmatory, palmaturi. dp. pal- 
 Palmed, paiiid, (U. to palm) adj. 
 (2Biiibmipr.] - liead , b.i5 ^iilmgetjtini ; - 
 deer, ein nii^eiun(1)iene6 ©turf Siottjmilb. 
 
 Palmer, pam'ur, «. 1. ber $iitjcr, 
 3jii(l!rtl)ter. 2. ber ^pla^cr. 3. bet lard)eu: 
 ipielet. 4. [5!B.»ibmipr.] bie firoiir (nm ®e 
 lueil)). 5.— i)b. - - w o r m, bie iijoiiberrnupe, 
 Siigrnupe. 
 
 P n I m e r ' • walking staff, bet ^ilgrrilAb. 
 Palmeriug;^, [Oerti. j walking 
 
 infirmly. 
 
 Palmetto, pal>uet'i&, «. [9i>t.] Die 
 ■^Sjliiimiy.iiuu'. -leiif, tic 3iibeiip«iime. 
 
 Palmiferous, palmirieiiis, dot. 
 
 palma 11. feroi atlj i)>.ltilieil traoeilb. 
 
 Paltitipeil, pal luepcd. f (int. 
 
 Paimipefle, palni^pede.^ pMlma 
 II. pe»; «mO' V''"""r'i<l- - *• ber pl.utiuiji.>' 
 SBigel. ( ma) t. btz .pniibiv.iljrrrtjier. 
 
 Palinlater, pal-mikiur, (u. lat. pal- 
 
 Palmifltry, pal'uii»ti^, «. l. bie 
 ^niitiuai^rrnijerei. 2. i ber (Snit, $niibflri|f. 
 
 Palmy, pa mi, adj. 1. 'i^iUtuett trii. 
 (jeiiP, paimeiirri{^. 2. t fieflrrifl). shar. 
 
 Palp, palp, (fr. palper) 0. a. aiiri'll)< 
 reii, biri'ii'rrti, biTiiileu, iiiirr(ieii. 
 
 Palpability, palpabil leii, «. bie 
 JfimiMrtfit. 
 
 Palpable, paipabl, (fr. W.. v. (nt. 
 p.ilpor> ui(j. 1. i |ili)ib.u, berajlbiu, flrcifb.ir. 
 2. t tjiiiii-nreiflicl), fl.ir, beiifii(t>, leidjt 111 bic 
 (£iii!ie Mllell^. 
 
 PalpablenesR, palpablu**, «. 
 J. bie 5iimt',irfeir. 2. t tie 5?iUieiireiili<t)ffir. 
 
 Palpalily, palpable, i«lt>. I. ful)i' 
 bnr. 2. 1 i),iiiriiriiiii(t). 
 
 Palpation, palpi'ahuu, ((at. pal 
 paho. J. f.ia ■.MiiirUilCII. 
 
 Palpitate, pal'p^tAte. (lat. palpito; 
 V. n. piHDrii, flopfeii, icl)lageii, iudeii (bcfoii. 
 ber« I', ^irifii). 
 
 Palpitation, paipiii'»hiin, «. tia6 
 iprrjfii'v'iVii, Per i£cl)Uig (Be6 5pcrieii6>. 
 
 PalMg-rave , piU'grive , «. ber 
 <iPfaHgr.ii'. 
 
 Pal««ical,p5riikal. adj. giffttbrurtjig. 
 
 PalMied, piltiu, mt;. gict)ibrud)ig, 
 gelamiit. 
 
 Paifiy, pSI'ii. (jiir.iiimifiigei. u. gr. 
 pariilysii*) $. l")}?cP.J Me i.'al)iiiiiiig. 
 
 PaUy-fit iiibllng. gjL'()tbrri(t)ig , para: 
 mrifd) .SiiAK. (laljiutii. 
 
 Palfty, r. a. I. !*3J?cb.l lal)iiirii. 2. t 
 
 Palt, pilt. (gv. pailo) ». t ^fr iUiirf, 
 ®(t)iag. 
 
 Palter, piln'ir, (iwaljrfdjriiU. I'erbPtb. 
 ail£ faiilicr. taller) v. n. fitt) ntlbertl , iill> 
 reMirt), hiiirfriiilig. iiirbrig ^laurelii, iJtaiife 
 r<t)niicbi'ii, l)iiit(-rgel)eii. shak. 
 
 PAiN 
 
 To palter with any one. f (Filirtl l)ini 
 tcr bn« J!i(()t fi*il}ren. [briiigen. 
 
 Palter, v. a. f iterr(f)i«fiiben , biir(ft» 
 
 Palterer, pirturur, t. ter i!Irgli|lige, 
 Uiirebli(l)e. (lijt. Shak. 
 
 PaltrinjT) pil'tr'ng. s. iie$inter> 
 
 Paltriness, pal'tienls. «. die 'iUrm> 
 iVIigfeir, G-rbariiilii1)fi'it. 
 
 Paltry, pirne. «<(/. anniVIig, fiintpia, 
 erbarmlict/jammerlict), i<i)ii!f)t, uiibebetitenb, 
 eieiib. 
 
 Paly, pi'li, d'. pale) ndj. 1. ? bla^, 
 matt, bleiii. 2. [ $eralP. ] biir^ ^Jfii^Ie in 
 oier g(ei(J)c t^file gerljeilt. 
 
 Pam, pam, (^l<filr)iiiig p. Pamphile) 
 «. (Karteiiip.) ber Ireifbiibc, Sreiijbiibt. 
 
 Pamper, pam'pur, (u. it. pnmbere) 
 V. a. 1. (mit Speife) ilppfeii, uoflilDpfen; 
 rei(t)li(l), ti"ict)tig ffirtcrii, inajleii. 2. f a) pct« 
 iartelii (Kiiiber K.). b) riber(abeii (bit ^f)nii» 
 tafie 10. c) heraii$|liit)eii. 
 
 To pamper ones self, fief) gilt(i(t t^lin. 
 Pampered, f(()njer belabcii, rit'cr(abeii (i>. 
 'Saiiiiiaileii). [Ueppi.ifoit. Fulkb. 
 
 Pampering, pam pming, 4. bit 
 
 Paiitplil«'t, uaiii tier. (fr. '^Sj., p. (p. 
 papelon) «. fn6 ^.impl)lft, tie gliigfttrift, 
 tn6 Jliigblatf. --writer, bit Jliigbiatt" 
 irtjreiber. [ben. 
 
 Paiiipiilet, (>■ n. <)?,iiiipMcte ferret* 
 
 Pamplileteer, pamflaiieir', «. 
 err JlugMartiVljreiPcr. [brr jj)irreiigpft. 
 
 Pan, pan. (gr. ^.) «. [0}ii)tt).J $ail, 
 
 PaU, (ailKlcIf. panna; l)i>(l. pan) «. 1. 
 bie $i'aiiiie ()iini Jti'(t)eii u.]. 2. bie 3uitN 
 pfaiiiie (ail OJciufl)reiu. 3. [Iijpogt. ] bat 
 ij>faiiii(1)eii bti 'ijjrefjtiejici*. 4. etiua^ $of)Ic<, 
 J. i). Brain--, bie i?!rii|(()aie ; knee — , 
 bie £iiier(i)cibei bi\6 ^latt (an @(()aufeln). 
 5. [2aiiMuirtl).J Hard -, Me l)arte Sage 5rbe, 
 bie miter beiii !b(>beii liegt. 6. ber ®4)'itcl. 
 CiiAi'CER. 7. (iijpogr.J f. Galley. 
 
 A pan for couu, bie itDl)ieiipfanne. 
 Perriiining -, bai }{aii(t)tii6. A close atool 
 -, a »nuffer'» -, b{l6 9iad)t|'llll)l6e(fen. 
 
 Pan -cake, 1. ber <|5faiiilfii(t>eii. 2. t 
 --ice. lieu gebilbetrt, aiie iiiiial)ligeii <3ct)e>} 
 bfii beAcl)titbe6 (tii. -pudding, ber ill 
 ber 'braipfaiiiir gebarfeiie '':)>i'aiiiifiic1)eii ; o 10 
 itland 10 oiie'a -, Proo. aiif G'tiunfi beljar» 
 t'li. — tile, ber ipoljljirgil; -•latli,bet 
 traiifnnfeii; --house, eiii iiiit:pol)Ijifgtin 
 grbrrfte^ Sp<\ui. [iiKtifiiotn. 
 
 Pan, t>. a. [Oertl.j uerbiiibeii, jiii'aiiK 
 
 Panacea, panasc a, (gr. pauakeia) 
 *. 1. bie^^aiiaiee, UiiiuL-rradufbijiii. 2. [iBot.J 
 b<\6 ^lll)i-il. 
 
 Panada, pann4'da,/(fr. panade; «. 
 
 Panado, pamiado.^ [OJieb.] bie 
 Sri'M'iippe, bai ^robtiiiiH. Cliicken--^ 
 eine bufe Jirafibn'iljc au& ipul^iierfleircj). 
 
 Pancart, paukart, (fr. pancartc) 
 t. ber (3i'(li) larif. 
 
 Pancll, panlsli. (lu. panu) «. [^at.] 
 (riiie flarfr iiiib bxfe S>iiteriing an ©e^da 
 llaiigrii) bie i^(i>Minatir. 
 
 Pancraktic, paiikrat'tik, / (gt. 
 
 Pancratical, paiikiat'iekal,^ pan 
 ti. kraiosi ud/. ill alien gi)rniia|1ir(l)en llebiiiK 
 grii aiifiirjfirtniri, iVhr fiarf ; noinnajlud). 
 
 Paiicrett!*, pans •»'"*• ''fl'^. P"*" •• 
 krea«j «. [-Jliiat.j Oie i>ni|lbriirr. 
 
640 Fate, far, fall, fat Mc, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, dil, cl66«l. Ti\hp, tiih, fnli. i/mh, niis. 
 
 PAN 
 
 Pancreatic, pangkreattlk, adj 
 
 jiir !brii|l6riife flfljorig. -juice, txt a3ni|1; 
 brt'iicufaft. 
 
 PailCy, pan'8e,^(fc. pense'e) «. [35i)t.] 
 
 Pansy, ^^.i6®rieftm"ittcr(f)eii. 
 
 Paudarisin, paii'darlzm, (f. Pan- 
 der) ». t Die ituppelei. — Pan'darize, 
 p. n. flippflll. — Pan'darous, adj. flip, 
 ptlnt, yerfuppedit, fiipplerifd)- 
 
 Pandect, paii'dckt, (gr. pandektes) 
 f. 1. eiiie HiU ©iiiijc eiiier S23i(Tenfrf)aft uin» 
 fflffeiiDe 9{bl;nnMuii(). 2. pt. Die ipaiiDcfttii 
 (©nmmdiii!] roniirdjer ©eiy^e). 
 
 Pandemic, pandein'nuk, (qt. paii- 
 demos) adj. pniiDeiiiifc^ , EpiDcniifd) (^raiit; 
 belt 2c.). 
 
 Pander, pan'dur, (it. pandere, OD. 
 Pandarus ill Chaucer?; *. 6er Suppler. 
 
 Pander, v. a. lu-rfiippfiii cnuct) i). 
 - V. n. txn Suppler niod)cu, fuppcln. 
 
 Pander ag-e, panduraje, *. tie 
 ^uppeiei. 
 
 Panderisin, pan'duiizm, «. tie 
 Suppelei, tiU .Kuppltrl;iinfiuerf. 
 
 Panderly, pairduile,a(//. fuppeluD, 
 fupplerifrt). 
 
 Pandiculation,paiidikktili'sliun. 
 (u. Int. pi^iuliciilor) s. [■'JJJeD.J liifi Srvcrfiu. 
 
 Pandit, pandit, (Pun'dil) *. [D|b 
 luD.] ber ®clel)rfe. 
 
 Pantiure, pan'dore, ) (gr. pan- 
 
 Pandoran, pan'doian,) douia; *. 
 [muf. Oi'lfi^-] f'i'-' '^>i"iti're. 
 
 Pandore,(nr.) *• ['OTijtlj.] ?Paii6orn. 
 
 Pane, pane, (fr. pan, paiineau) *, 
 1. [^rd)ir.] tcii gnrt), gelD; Die g-iKlung 
 (ciueS XnrcliverK). 2. Die i£d)i'il)e (u. ©in^ic.) ; 
 bao fieiue SBierccf (oierecfige ©tilcf). 3. Der 
 2.l)unpiege(. 4. Der ©djlit; mn iudDern). 
 
 Paned, paned, adj. 1. iwi rieineit 
 SJitrccfeu bcileljeiiD. 2. uiit Srtjliycii uerfeljen. 
 
 Panegyric, paniicjei'iik. igr. pane- 
 gyri.s) s. Die .?obrcDf, (51;reure0e , 2ob|'d)rif(. 
 — . -|- Pan egy r'ical. adj. piiliegi)riid), \>a> 
 negiiriilird), lot'rrDiierird) (5e|llid)feit. 
 
 Paiieg-yriS , panncjiil'., «. Die 
 
 Paneg-yrist, jtanncji nst, t. Der 
 qjniiegDriil, CiU'rePiier. 
 
 Paneg"yrize, pan'iiejerf-zse, v. a. 
 Irbpreiieu. - v. n. S!ii6ipnid)e nuftljeileu. 
 
 Panel, paiiml. cfr. panneiiu) t. I. 
 I'Jtrdjit.] Dn6 gelD, god), Die giilliiiig. 2. 
 tai ©lUtelfiiTen. 3. Da« 25erjcid)iiij3 Der 
 ©ercoiui'rueu ; (Diiljer) 4. tiiS gniije (Sefd)iuor> 
 neugerid)t, Die 3ury. [luiigeii Diifeti. 
 
 Panel, v. a. ju »D. iiiit (JtiSiTii, 5'ii'- 
 
 PanelesK , panelos, adj. fcjne 
 (LSlvifiO ©d)ciLH'n l^iU'eiiD, ol^ue (Sc^ei&equ. 
 
 Pans', pang, dingrir. phian; l>iiug> 
 V. a. iiuiiieii, pciiiiiiru, niiirrcru. 
 
 Pang, i. Die £iual, -Jlngil, ^15riii. •>W?ari 
 tcr, aSiiiigigfeif. 
 
 Pan gs of death. Die loDcfii^ligtlin. - 
 of tlie heart. Die iperjciiobefleiiinmiig. 
 
 Pang-, [Oerri.] to cram. 
 
 Pangolin, pangAlin, (fr. ^. ) t. 
 [JJaturg.l Die ed)iippeiiiMred)re. 
 
 PangutS, pangiiis, (i>. pan u. gnts) 
 «, © *>irx Dl(flUt1ll|l. 
 
 Panic, pan nik, t'Pan'ical) (gr. 
 panikos; «rf/. pouifd), (>liiiD ((2ri)rerfen, I'liriu 
 U.). - «. 'Der p.imn-ve *d)n'ifrii. 
 
 PAN 
 
 Panic, (lat. panicum) t. [93ot.] Dfl$ 
 ipeiDefora, Der iJ5ud)iueijeii. --grass, Dai 
 5-cud)gra^, ipirfegrnfi, Der 5eud), !£d)iuaDeii. 
 
 Panicle, pan'uekl. cfr. panicnle; i. 
 [23iit.] Die Sdtpe. 
 
 Panicled, pan'nlkld, adj. [33ot.] 
 iiiir 9(i6pen I'cviVljeii. 
 
 Paniculate, pannikkulate, \ 
 
 Panic u luted, pannlk kulated, ^ 
 adj. [-Jjot.] nepcufDnuig. 
 
 Paunade,pan nade, (nitfr.panader; 
 s. [9{eirf.] Cer ii3uge»rpniiig. 
 
 Pannage, pan'iii<lje, (fr. panage) 
 s. 1. DieaOiilcniail, 25ud):, (i-id)elnin|l. '.'.Coo 
 -)]fii|l:, Syil;ingeiD, Der ^Jfii)! ;, ijeljiiii'djiding. 
 
 Pannage, (p. um. panuus; j. in 
 'ilbgiiDe i>L>iu l\\<i)e. 
 
 Paunel, pan'nil, (lu. panel) «. 1. Dni- 
 @iittelfiiTeii. 'I. Der -J^uigeu eiuei ipiU>ii-t)r& 
 
 Pannt^llatiun, panneliasnun, s 
 t Die (ymcriiiinug e:iier ^uu) \\\ eiue I'lfie. 
 
 Paillliule, pannckl, (;iu. paniculu.M 
 «. I. t^JlihU.j Die 'iJ'eiid)l;.uit. 2. lu. Ut. pa- 
 nicuni) Cifi- -i)liit)mciieil. 
 ' Pannier, pan'yur, (fr. panier; t 
 Der SorD , isroDfurb. 
 
 Pan n i e r- ni an , [eiigl. Inns ol courlj 
 Der uiiierile 33eiiloer, tUiiegeber. 
 
 Pannikel, pan'uekl, (I. panicula) 
 s. '■■ Die ipiriifiljale. Spenser. ld)eii. 
 
 Paniiiiiin, pan'nckin,«. Da^^tiiiiii.- 
 
 PliUOply, pan'iiople. (gr. pauoplia) 
 i. Die I'Dlle, I'DlliliiiiDige Siuiluiig. 
 
 Panorama, panurama, (gr. pan 
 11. hoiania) *. Dn6 $iiiior«nin, lliiific^r>, 
 'JfitiiDgemalDc. [paufopl;ifd). 
 
 Pausopltical, pansot'fekal, adj. 
 
 Pansopliy, pan'sofe, (gr. pan u. 
 sophia) s. Die '.!Uliuei$l;eit. 
 
 Pansy, pan'se, (fr. pense'e) «. [95ot.] 
 Die iJrtifoitigfeiteblume (f. Pancy). 
 
 Pant, pant, (fr. panteler) t>. n. 1. 
 
 feudjeii, fd)iinuben; 'f"^) fdjiinppeii (iind)). 
 
 i. i (atter ii. tor) ftreteii, uerliiiigeti, led); 
 
 ieu (iind)). 3. fd)Ingeu, pod)eii , flopfeu lo. 
 
 iperjeii). 4. ± ii. ^ iitrerii, bcbeii, fid) iwiegeu. 
 
 1. Pluto pants for breath fronrout ins 
 
 cell. Drvdem. 
 
 4. The whispering breeze 
 
 Panti on the leaves and dies upon 
 
 the tree*. Poi'e. 
 
 Pant, *. Dn«iperiflopfen, Der *2.d)lag 
 Dei ipcrjeiiS. 
 
 Pantaloon, pamaluun', (fr. pan- 
 talnn) *. 1. Der ipainjiuitril , ^n'tTeiireiper, 
 iJJiiiitnloii. 2. (nud) yl.) Iniige i>Dfeii oD. 
 25etiifleiDcr. 
 
 Paitter, pan'tur, ». I. Der Seiic^er. 
 2. (11. ir. painter) Dn« 3te0. Chaucer. 3. 
 t Der ^pirfd) (f. N. I). 
 
 Pautess, pan'tis, (U. pant) s. 
 Ijiilfn.] Die d'ngbruiligfcit (eiuei JJiilfcii). 
 
 Pantlieism, pant/ieizm, (gr. pan 
 u. theos) *. i^ljilof ] Der ^iiiitljtisin , Die 
 'illlgotterei. (Der 'ipiuitljeiil. 
 
 Pantheist, pan't/ie'st. *. l^pljiiiM'.] 
 
 PantlieistiC, pant/telstik, (Pan- 
 tile I s't leal) adj. piiiirl^eiilifd). 
 
 Pantheon, pam/ieun, t. ba^^uiti 
 th'-mi (Der OKlgnrtftempel). 
 
 Panther, paatyiur, (gr. ^.) (■ 
 Oi^ol.] Der ^^dutltcr. 
 
 PAP 
 
 Pantile, pan'tile, «. ber .^of^fjiegel 
 (f. Pan). 
 
 Pantingly, pan'tingli, adv. feu. 
 
 d)eiiD, mit ipcrjflopfeii. 
 
 Pantler, pantlur, (fr. panctiar) ». 
 Der 55njpniei|ler , 5pauil;ufiiiei|ler; (fluct>) 
 ■OKiiiiDbnrfer. 
 
 Pantofle, pantoo'n, (fr. pantoufle; 
 fdill). toflfia, toffelj Drill, lotfel; ruff. tufel) 
 *. Der ^aiitpffel. 
 
 Proo. o To stand upon one's pan 
 tofles, nuf ©tiuni pottjeii, fid> iiuf'i ()B()e 
 ^ferD |'c0eii. 
 
 Pantograph, pantogrlf, (gr. 
 panta u. graplio) *. Ocicbeiif.J Der i5rord)» 
 fd)iiabel, ^aiitognipl). — Pan tograph'ic, 
 Pan tog rapliical, adj. pailtograpfjifi^. 
 
 Pantography, pantciggralle, «. 
 Die ^^iiiuogriipliie; alljieuieiiie 'S<rd)reibiiiig. 
 
 Pantometer, pamom'nie.'ur, (gr. 
 pan u. nietrco) *. [(ijcoiii.j Der ^aiitouierer. 
 — Fan t o in et'ric, Pan toin e t'ri cal, 
 adj. pniitonierrifd). 
 
 Pantomime, pan'tomime, (gr. 
 pantoininios) u((/. pniuoiiiiniird). - *. 1. Die 
 ^^Jantciiiiiue, Dili ©eberDeiifpiel ; Der ®eber» 
 Deiifniij. 2. Der ^iiutmuimifer, (yeberbeii* 
 fuiiiller, (SeberDeiifpieler. 
 
 Pantomimic, pantoniun'mik. II. 
 
 Pantomimical, pantuiului'm«- 
 kal, adj. paiironiiiiiifd). 
 
 Panton, pantun, (p. Int. pando?> 
 *. [bei ipuffdjmiebeii] - ob. --shoe, Da« 
 ^nntoffeleifcii. 
 
 Pantry, pan'tri, (fr. panetcrie) «. 
 1. Die SBroD: , iSpeifefammet. 2. Der 23roD<, 
 ®peifefd)riinf. 
 
 l^auurgy, pan'nurji, (gr. pane 
 urgia) «. Die (^efd)icfli(^feit in orifrlei ^tt 
 beiren. [wnrje, Si^e. 
 
 Pap, pap, (XciX. papilla) *. Die 35rU|T> 
 
 Pap, (iieuliU. papa) «. 1. DieCSiuDero 
 *il5iippe, Der KiiiDerbrei. 2. [$t)t.] Dai Jleifd) 
 (Der 5rud)te). 
 
 Vrov. o To give pap with a hatchei, 
 aiif eiue iiufreiiiiDiiitje >ilrt ©urei tijuu. 
 
 Pap, B. a. uiit ^nppr, 25rei eriinljreu. 
 
 Papa, papa', (lat. , fr. papa) t. (ben 
 Ipapa (aJiuer). 
 
 Papacy, pA'pase, (fr. papauie') *. 
 Dai ij>rtpi1tl)uiu , Die paprtlid)e 2S3urDe oD. 
 >JUitorirat. [Iid>. 
 
 Papal, pi'pal, (fr. 28.) adj. papil; 
 
 Papalin, pa'paiiu, (fr. 20.) «■ Der 
 ■iJSapilier. 
 
 Papality, pApal'lete, f. Papacy. 
 
 Papaverous, papav'verriis, ciat. 
 papuveiensj adj. lUO^Iiartig. 
 
 Papaw, papaw', (fr. papayer) t. 
 [^ot.] Der 'Mieioiienbaum. 
 
 Triple fruited papaw, [93ot.] ber brct« 
 Mppige 5lard)eiibaiiin. '. 
 
 Pape, p^pe, (fr. S33., u. gr. pappas) 
 s. Der gciillidje SBater; (^i\-) Der ■iJ3ap|l. 
 
 Paper, pipiir, (fr. papier; lu. pa- 
 pyr; gr. papyros) «. 1. ^t^i (Suiupeii-, 
 iSrrii^> ic.) papier. 2. lai papier (©tu(f 
 ISapier) , ber 3eitel ; Dai 23hui: , J8latrd).-ii ; 
 p\. Die <l5apiere, >)lfteu, Cofuiueute, S(Dni! 
 rett. 3. Dai ibiatt, Die Beituiig, ©d)riir 4. 
 ^^i 'iJJapier, Die ^apiertapere. 5. [.'paiiDeiJ 
 Dai papier (Die >21iiiuei|iiiigj. 
 
FMf. f'lr. fall. fat. M*. iiief. Finp. fin. N6. move, nSr. not. oil, rl^i'ifK Ti^be, fnh, full. tAin, Tllis. C4 I 
 
 Daily paper, bn* Irt<)&Intt. Wee«ly 
 -, tit iijod)ciii(t)riit. Laid -, N« flOiVPt' 
 ^.ipirr. - of palterns. (ipntlSdj ^0* -^Jiu- 
 flerbud), ^ie ■Winlcrfiirrt. Tu»ne -. Cani- 
 brj« — , 6n( SflPdipapifr. Stamped -. Co* 
 ferempflpnpirr. Clerk of the psper*. 
 ((5-iiiV-j ttr WtiiAt ibfi 6nii ®tridu6lu'i> 
 King* Bench). To «et pen to-, tut Sf^f 
 frnrfifftt. To gi*e oiie'« »elf away in -. 
 fi(fc eurd) )ii lifir 95rir(ir(l)<it"rfn )ii Wninrr 
 tid)trii. Sha». To commit to -, Jll iJJflpifr 
 >rin<ifii- 
 
 l*a|)er, adj. i. pnvifrfu, ^.tpitt... 
 aui %avitr rifiimrtjt cC. beftrljene. 2. t !>«' 
 pirren (Cuiin). 
 
 P»per - blurrer, bet $rtpitr-95er. 
 ftftmieret. --board, | lijpo.ir. ) Dn* 
 $fii(t)ibrtt. --book, bn« ®rt)rtit>bii(f>. - 
 eitcniation, --currency, in ^<1- 
 pieriimlfliif, tit Sonfiu'wujirfulrtfioii. -• 
 currency, ta6 im llmlnuf'e (xfinMitt)' 
 q5(il>iern<l6. --credit. I. Dir itnCit fliii 
 6d)iiltfrt)fin«, ®tnnt6f(f)iilbf(f)einf , ttt Krt< 
 bit, ben 3riiiniir« 'HJeiDiVl , <l)apiere Ijnbtii. 
 8. brr I'fftiie flrcMt, WtA)(tltrttU. -■ 
 Jaced, em ®ifi<l)t iwiiS ivit i^ipier !)■> 
 beilD. Sh*b. --hanger, btr Iiiptjirrr. 
 - hanging!. #. pi. tit qSiipirrtnprfirn. 
 --kite. b«r popiiTiif Drn<()e (bfrilaat>rii) 
 --knife, tilt ^<\[\ttu}. --maker, btr 
 ^pifriiia<t)ir , 'JJiU'iirim'iIUr. --luan. brr 
 ^flpirrlirtiitlfr , i£(t)riit>iii.iteriiilifnl)iiiibltr. 
 --mere It ant. ber '^apirrl.uiKbler. -- 
 mill. 1. bit ^p.ipifrmuliif. 'I. pi- \rns]i.Cdt. 
 ri(t)t«l}. King* Brncli) tai 'JircblU , IVD bit- 
 iitKW nufbtionhrt luirben. --money, buf 
 ^iipurQrib. -ofiife. i<\6 i£iant«ard)ip. 
 --tiainer. btr Iiirfirttopnyifrniiichtr. - 
 value, ber ^apirriurrtt), Me «;^opier:9Jalut>i. 
 «- weight*, s. pi. 5bri(ibi'rrt)«>errr. 
 
 Paper, v. u. I. trtpe)iren, iitit ^ii< 
 |>i(r pb. i)Japiertapeien beflt'ibrii(3i»><>ir<^i(''- 
 2- in ^IJiipier I'erpocfeii. 3. f 1" 45')pitr briii' 
 gfii , tiin'dirribcii , i'criei(t)ii(n. Shak 
 
 Papescent, papa*'s«n(, (fr. phj>; 
 adj. iBfirt) , tlci|d)ifl. [<p.ipiliiin. 
 
 PapcSM, P^ P«>> (ft- papciie) «. bi( 
 
 Papil, papil. (lat. papilla) «. tit 
 fkine S'^e rb. 3?riiilit)nr|t. 
 
 PapiliOf paph'yA, ((at. SD.) : ber 
 6rtirafttiTiiii<j. 
 
 Papilionaeeous, pap'ly&ni' 
 
 ahu*. (fr. papillonace) adj. [^Ot.] fct)metteri 
 
 hii(iro.rti(i , fctxaiettcrliMOf'tiirinig. 
 
 rnpiiionaceoui planu, bie QdfWtt 
 
 tcrliii!)«pi1aii)eii. 
 
 Papillary, pap>!iar4, ) 
 PapiiiuuM, papil'iu*, ) 
 
 iCArt><i (eiiirr ^nr^e luerben- 
 
 Paprllafe, pap'pllate , >. n. {11 
 PapiildNe, pap'pllose., ad), tvarjif) 
 Papism, pi'piiiin, (fr. papisme) < 
 
 let $apt6m, ba6 $ap|1tl)uni, bie $npillerei 
 JfiiptOerci- l^'ipifl, ^lipiller 
 
 Papi^t, pl'pwt. (Int. papi(ia) t. bcr 
 PiipiMtic, papit'iik, ^ adj. pa 
 
 PapiHtical, pa|>i*'tekal,3 piilifcf). 
 Papi-«*try, papUire, t. tit 'i]Jiipi 
 
 "^rrci . •V'pi'iiii'i. 
 
 Papizeel, pA'pJid. adj. pnpifliiVt). 
 Puppooa, pappuo*', «. (bei beii 
 
 Wrb.itiunf. jiiMoiifriiJ bde firiiie ^iiib. 
 tiitii. - deultcli. Wdrlerbuch. U 
 
 \adj 
 
 PAR 
 
 Pappons, pap' pun, (gr. pappo*) 
 
 (33t>t.i adj. u'l'lliii, Ijanrui- 
 
 Pappun, pap'piia, «. [Sot.] bie 
 •IGolle . i">.ie <piinr. 
 
 Pappy, pap' pi. nd). wti&), frtfti.i- 
 
 Papulae, pap-piiid. ii. -la.) $. pi. 
 ! 'XVeb- ) Me ■^iiiitcvd)f!i (ouf ber 5?>iiii), 
 :^.uitblafterd)e!i , lUiifierbl.nrtrfDen. 
 
 Papulune, pap piiluiie, adj. [SJot.l 
 iviirjui- 
 
 Papulous, pSp'pdiiis, adj. poll 
 i<oii iiliuterrt)!-!!, ip.iiiibituterrtien. 
 
 PapyruN, papi'nU, diU. 'Si.) *. 
 l'»ot.) Pie •4>iipier|lniibe, bii6 ipiipiergraf, 
 cer ^.ipierrd)ilf. 
 
 Par, pir. (inf. 53}.) #- 1. (i^niibell 
 per glei(t)e lUieril), bii« 'JJiirt. 2. bie (Sieirt) 
 neit btin >Kiiiige iio(t). 
 
 To be at par, abo»e— , below—. (:^.lli8 
 belj gleid), m gieKt^eni 'Siertl;, aI ^^nri, tiller 
 ■J5.UI, iiiiter >l>.ui |lel)eii- - of eiciiaug*- 
 b.i6 SSSecDielparL To i>e upon (at) a -, 
 (jiiid) frill, glei(t>eii K.iiig ^abeii. 
 
 Parable, parrabl, (hit. parabilm 
 adj. t eritiiiiii'.ir , Indjt jii l)>ibeii. Baow^ 
 
 Parable, (gr. parabolo «. »ie -Jj.i 
 r.U'd, (MlrirtjiiiBrebe, bii« Wlrid)iiiB. 
 
 Parable, »- a. burd) em 6>iei(t>iiiH 
 i-erfmiilifDrii. Mii.xo.i 
 
 Parabola, parabbila, (gr- paiH 
 bolci «- ((^riMii.i bir 'i)>arabel, Jlrgellmie. 
 
 Parabole, parab'b6li, t. lJ<l}et.j 
 ti\(, («iiirt)iii9- 
 
 Parabeklic, parraliol U, ^ 
 
 Parabolical, paiauol lekal, ^ 
 poriibiMiict), *) )ur !6crgiei4)uiia d'Oi^rig. b; 
 frgclimtg. 
 
 fHrabolic ciirre. bie 'ipArAbel. 
 
 ParalKtIically, pairaboliekall*. 
 adv. p>ir>ibi<iii(t) , a; gieit^iit^iveife. b; in ber 
 (Sieilolf einer 'JJiirabel. 
 
 Parabetlicalness, parrabol'li 
 kahia*, t. tui -^>ir>iboiir(t)e- 
 
 Parabolirornt, parrabolUfirni. 
 ae^). bie (.^ieilalt eiiicr ^^nrabel i)abenb. 
 
 Parabolixin, parib'b<^iiim, *■ 
 I'Jllgebr.l ber 'JjariibMKm. 
 
 Paraboloid, parab'boloSd, (gr. 
 parHbole u. eidot) «. L@>«>ni.l bie >p>iriV 
 bi^loibe. irubif(^e ^arabel. 
 
 Semicubienl paraboloid, etiie {lueiCc 
 
 ParikCelsiaa, paratel ahun, aiif. 
 [••Bfcb.i piurtcelfiid). - «. em 'ilrjt, weldjir 
 ber piiracftiiiAen ^eilnietljobe folflf. 
 
 ParaceuteKiti, pa.a.euiisia, } 
 
 Paraceutesy, pira.eutiU, ) 
 (gr.) *. lQi)ir.) ber 'ijflii(l)ihd)._ 
 
 Paracentric, para»en'tr»k, ober 
 
 Paraceutrlcal, para«cu'tr*kal. 
 (gr. para U. keuiron) $. [&tKm.\ paxa- 
 ientrn'c^. 
 
 f araclirouisin , par'rakr(\nizni. 
 (gr. paia u. chroiioi) t. but $arii(()i'uiii£Mi, 
 3eitrr4)nuii(iSffl}ltr. 
 
 Paracliute, par'raxhuti;, <fr. ^ 
 p. gr. par n. fr. chutt> «. H;iiiri(feii{t.J ber 
 Jtillfcbirm. 
 
 Paraclete, par'raklite, (gr. para- 
 kleio>) «. \. (iinpriiiigl.) ber ''lliiiunK, ©iti'i: 
 ^er, aSeicbi'i^er; (bii.^cr; 2. [il)eol.J btr irbilri 
 (l)«iligf Wfiib. 
 
 Parade y parride', (rt. '2U.) «. l. 
 
 PAR 
 
 ber"Priinf, Stnnt, bn# (Mrprnnge. ?. N*t 
 feicrlii1)c Oliifjiig; ("Wilit.l ai bie •ipiirflbe, 
 a}n(f)tfrt)<iu. b) bcr ( miliriiriiffte « -MufiUg. 
 MiLTos. 3. bie iparabr, ber -Jjariibrpla^; 
 (aii(f> wberh.) fcr i>ifeiitiid)r ^uuy , ©pni^ier* 
 il'ing. 4. bcr Sml'inb ber iSorbcreitiing rb. 
 iSerthribigiilig. Locke. 5. ' [ 5'"(t)ff-l f'« 
 ■Jjjiiriibe. 
 
 To make parade of any tiling, nut 
 (J-tiun* priinfen cb. pr.iljicn. To be in -, 
 Ijecftrf.) in ^nriibe liegen. 
 
 Parade, ». «. 1. (^O^iiit.] jur ^a> 
 riite iierui ni 111 fill , parabiren MiTi'ii. 2. aiif 
 einc priiiifenbe '•Jlrr jur €(t)iiii tmgen. 
 
 Parade, o. n. I. (■iJJfilit.) pnrnbirrn, 
 in ^iirnbe ntif)irl)en , f((f) {iir ^arabe per* 
 fiiiiiinclii. 2. i pnrnbiren. 
 
 Paradlj^ltl, parad'ni, (gr. para- 
 delgnia) $. [Of)X(\mn\.\ bo6 ^iir.ibigniii, ■0)?ui 
 rterroiTt , ^TOiiflcr. — Paradigm at'ic, 
 Paradigmat'lcal. adj f paniPigiiintirib. 
 Pa r a<i i g ' ui a ti xe, v. a. t «l^ ']7fil|l(r 
 iiiifilrden. 
 
 Paradise, par'radi»e, (gr. para- 
 deisot) «. I. It bni ^ornbieS; (urrpnlngL 
 pcrf. pardei) ber S?iiflgiirten. 2. t a) biid 
 'ii>.irnbied (ho(bfl nngeiief)iiier Ort). b; |! tat 
 "(orAbir^ (ber ^imniel). 
 2. a) The e.irlh ahall all be paradiae. 
 
 Mll.TOlf. 
 
 Gr.iinii »f paradiac, [^ot.] bie $.ira> 
 bwifijriier. Bird of -, [jDrnitI).) ber 'iJJorin 
 bte^i'ogel. Tite fool'ii -. bii« iSdjliirnffciu 
 Innb. To bring any oike into tlie fool's - 
 O Gineiii golbeiie Serge iwripretten. 
 
 Paradise apple, ber *}3'irnbie<npfel. 
 --crackle, ber OJJnrtinfiu'gel. 
 
 Paradisea, paraduh'a, «. bet $a« 
 rnbifpi'i\iei. 
 
 Paratdinean, paradNh'un, ) 
 
 Paradisiacal, paiadeii akil. > 
 adj. piirnbirrtrrt). 
 
 Paradox, par'radeks, (fr. para- 
 doze. V. gr.) a- bei @(t)riniuiberrmn , pa* 
 rabore ©at), bie ©pnberl'ntPelt. 
 
 Paradoxical, paradok'sjkal. adj. 
 I. pnrnbcir, fonrerbiir, leltfam (u. OJfeiniinf 
 gen ic). 2. jii reltrdinen 'Sehaiiptimgrn ge« 
 neigt (P. ^fneiien). — Paradox ically,, 
 ado. parnbor. 
 
 Paradoxicaliiess, paradok'. 
 KtkalncR. 4. biir '!)3iiriiM)re, bie >)>nnibp)^ie. 
 
 Paradoxolo|^y,par^ili>ki.ol'lnj^, 
 (gr. logon II. paiadoz; t. f bie 'itiiiuenbiiiig 
 parnbprerSiine. (diaplay. 
 
 ParafTle, (OerrL] ostentatiou* 
 
 Para^l^e, par Idje, (fr. pare'age) j. 
 [ 9{ed)tf fpr. j bie 9ied>t£gemciiifd)iift (bet 
 (5-rben ). 
 
 Parag-OJ^e, paragA'jA. par'agAji, 
 (gr. 233.) *• [(iiramm.) bie ^pnrngone, ber 
 ■lluf«i$. — Paragog'ie, Paragog'i cal, 
 adj. pnrflgpgirrt). 
 
 Paraxon, par'ragiin. (fr. paraa- 
 gou) «. I. tai SBorbilb, OWiiilrr, ber 9lii«i 
 bunb. 2. • bcr (ili|iit)rte. 3. ^^ ber ajetteifer; 
 1Dttt(lreit. Spenser. 4. (lopogr.J bie iJJa« 
 rniigpn. 
 1. A paragon of beauty or eloquence. 
 Wekxtkb, 
 
 ParaifOn, (fp. paragonar) v a. \, 
 t iuiii 'Miuiler nr^iuin, rcrgieidjen. Sioasv- 
 
 41 
 
^ 642 Fate, far, fAll, fat. Me, met. Fine, ffn. N6, In«v^ nJr, SP», ^i', cl6ud. Trthe, tuh, TixU. J7«in, THti. 
 
 PAR 
 
 2. t filler ®nc^e (jlcid^fptitmen , (le ilfrer^ 
 teeffeii. Shak. [G-iium). Scott. 
 
 Parag-on, v.n. t i firf) mtffc" ('"•' 
 
 Para^ram, par'agram, (gt. para- 
 gramma) #. 6rt6 2i3ortipiel. Addison. 
 
 Parag-rainiiiatist, patagram'- 
 niaiist, t. tct 5Q3ornVieler. 
 
 Paragraph V par'ragraf, (gr. pa- 
 iiigiapiie) «. I. Dcr ^iiroiiriiplj , 9lbrcf)utrt, 
 911-i.in, ®d)rift:, 9{e^ent'^n5. 2. [IpVOflt-] 
 ii.i •.niMiiijicidf:!; 6er5lt|nlj; ^Ibft^iiirt. 
 
 Parag-rapli, v. n. ^nrngrnpf;cn 
 jisncffii l^^. i"rt)rfibi'ii. 
 
 P^irttg-raplliC, parragraf'fik. Db. 
 
 Parag-rapliical, parragraffe- 
 ka; . <i<lj. pnriigrnplnrrf). — "d"- Pa ra- 
 il .T () ii'i c a 1 1 y, in 'i)3iirniirnpl)en. 
 
 Puraltelion, paiaiie'leon , (gr.) 
 ». ric -?iit'nirLinnc , !S>eironiie. 
 
 Pj«ralep!«iS) paraiep'»i«, ) (gr. 
 
 Paral(*psy, par'ralepse, y para- 
 Ir p- s) *. 19?l)fr.] &ie<£d)eini"ieifrgf()iiiig. 
 
 Paralipoineua) paraiiponi'mi^- 
 na. iflr paraleipo) «. p/. bie (STgailJllligfH, 
 9ia(f5trnge (jii eiiiem SBudje) ; II bit ajilrfjer 
 trt (Il)viMiif. 
 
 Parallactic, parrallak'tik, Pber 
 
 Parallactical , paraliak'tckal. 
 adj. [•Jljlroii.] pnrntlftftifcf). 
 
 Parallax, par'rallaks, (gr. paral- 
 laxNt t. [^Witon.] bie ^parnflajre. 
 
 Parallel, par'rallel, (gr. parallelosi 
 
 afij. I. ((SJecmi.J pnrnfJct, greid)Inufenb. 2. 
 
 J a) MnVlfrc leiibenj cb. SRidjtimg ()nljeiib. 
 
 b. ai)uU(b. c) gtei£^, ebfti, glntt. Shak. 
 
 2. a) VVIien honor runs parallel with 
 
 the law* of God and our country. 
 
 it cannot be too much cherished. 
 
 Addison, b) A — passage in the 
 
 ' Evangelists. Webster. 
 
 To run parallel with..., f ftc^ t'i<i)-- 
 ten niirf) . . . 
 
 Parallel, t. 1. [®eom.] bie ^nml: 
 rrip, TSiirnncfliiiie. 2. ber ^arnflclfrei« (niif 
 fcrr (5•r^fllgf(, iim bie SSreite nnjiijeigen). 
 
 3. bie pnrnflefe 9?idjtiing. 4. f a) bie 2lel)U: 
 Iicf)frit, 0)lcicf)f)cit. b) bie ^nrnflele, Scrs 
 gtfid)iiiig. c> citi SJegenflrtub, ber einrm nii.- 
 bern nl.>icf;fiimiiit pb. nl}nlid) i|t, ia6 (?5lfid)e. 
 
 4. a>'Twixt earthly females and the moon. 
 All parallels exactly run (bcfleljt 
 fine I'odfoiiitufiie 9lel)nlid)feit). Swift. 
 c) None but thyself can be thy paral- 
 lel. Pope. 
 To put one's self in a parallel with 
 any one, fid) (S-iiiem flIcid)!Tfflen i»pf(rii. 
 To draw a - between etc. , eine ^iirnflefc 
 |trhfii )n»ifd)rii... To find one's -. ("filled 
 6Mfid)en fflibril. It does not meet with a -, 
 t& ill iinperali'i(f)lid). 
 
 Parallel, t>. a. l. In fine piirnflcle 
 9?id)tiing |ii3rn. 1. in glfi(f)er 9eirt)riiiiji cr- 
 Ijnitfn ; pait. f glfict)c 9{id)ruiig Kiirrn (with, 
 niit). SiiAR. 3. f a) rii'cr @acf)e entiprcdieu, 
 nut il>r librroiittliininen. b) eiiicr ©art)e 
 flleirf)fointncn. Dryoeh. c)iicrglcict)en, inbiu. 
 einnnbcrflettcn. Locke. 
 
 Parallelable, par'raiieiai.i. <«(;. 
 •f errfid)('ar, brut (Jrivn^ glfirf)foiiinir. As 
 is not -. bfin iJtiArf jileirt)fi>nimr. II ail. 
 Parallelism, par'raiicii<iii . itr. 
 pnrallelisine) *. l.[fficiMn.] brr ")5iirr.(liii;iii 
 
 PAR 
 
 Ci)Ieirf)(anf, bie fflleidjlniifigftit. i. t ber 
 *ipiirn[|fli5in, bie T!li'l)iiiict)feit ; 95erglfi(^nng. 
 
 ParaiielieSS, par'rallelles. adj. 
 iiiunTgind)ii(t). [rntlii. 
 
 Parailelly, par'rallelle, adv. pa-. 
 
 PiCralieiogruin, paralel'lograin, 
 (gr.) *• [(iJewn.l bnf ^iiradi-logmtnin. — 
 Parallelograni'ic, Parallelograiv'i- 
 cal, nilj. bif (yigriirdjiiften eini;* iparnlle! 
 logriunm? Ijni'iMiP. 
 
 Paritllelopiped, paralellopi- 
 ped . tfr. par.illflipipede l'. gr.) ». [CSeoiu.) 
 brtS 'ipiiriillilfpiprf , ber Siiiigiuilrfel. 
 
 Paralog'isiii, panal lojixm. (gr 
 paralogi.'.mos) *. (l.'pg.] ber ^ariiU^gitUi, 
 Jehtfiljlu^. [f>>li'd) i^b. fehlfdjiegcit. 
 
 Paraiug°ize , paialojue, v. n. 
 
 Paralu^^y, panal'li'ije, (gr. para- 
 logo.s) 5. bie ^^>tlrnl^'gie, brt6 '5el)h"(<)lifpeii. 
 
 Paralyse, paiailte. v. a. i. pa: 
 ra(i)firi'ii, liii;iiieii. 'I. ± piimli^firen (iintiiit; 
 mncboii). [(-Web.) bie Siil^nmiig. 
 
 Paral}'sis, paraiesls, (gr. W.) *■ 
 
 Paralytic , paralii'iik. (adj. 
 
 Paralytiual, pliiaiitiekal. ^ l. 
 (al;ni , gliiOerl.iMii , gidjrbriictjig , gelal)mt. 
 2. parnli;ti|'d) (jii £iil)niiiiigeM , (Srt)lngf>iUK" 
 giiifigt). — Paralytic, *. ber Jiiii;nie, 
 e5id)t6ri"i(t)ige. 
 
 Paraiiient, par'rament, (fr. 023.) 
 s. I. [2i3iiiCiiirpr.) b(i6 'J?inl)i' nii ber .^.iiit 
 befi 5?iri"d)e6 nntor bent 2i3t'ipen. 2. (p. fr. 
 paremeni) pi. t bie i£taiU6fleiber. 
 
 Parameter, parammetur, (gr.) 
 *. [(5)eoni.] ber "ijj.iraiiieti'r. 
 
 Paramount, par'amount, (nrrin. 
 perainont) *. 1106 Cber^iliipt. 
 
 Paramount, ndj. 1. ^^berf)frrlid), 
 Ijoljer al6 n(le nncere , l)b<i)\it , Ober ... 2. 1 
 (to) grower, i}b\)it ilcheiib 11I6 ..; to he 
 - to .., Ijijher yiAyw a\i .., griiper fern 
 n(«.., (&t\\>ai uberipiegen. 3. i iinegejiidjiiet, 
 i^aiipt... Or J.,, (pfrit j.*. Traitor -, ber 
 GTjperrfltfier. 
 2. Private interest is iisnally p a r a m o n 11 1 
 to all other considerations; Webster. 
 
 Lord paramount, ber Oberherr, Cber: 
 (e^neljert. Patron -, ber gciillidje Oberloljiif: 
 Ijerr. 
 
 Paramour, parramOor, (nrrnt. 
 parainierj*. 1. ber ~^liMi\ S?iibl;iit>rr ; Stlhli-r. 
 2. t<ii 2iebd)en, bie (iJeltrbre. Shak. 
 
 Parantliine, paraut/iine', «. (-•]}?i; 
 neralg.] ber Sprriitlcm. 
 
 Paranyiiipli, par'rantmf, (gr.) s. 
 I. ber ajniiirfiiljrer. 2. t t"'' 5iirrpri'd)rr, 
 5BiTfid)rer. 3. ber Sobrebiier bei (S-riljeiltiiig 
 nfabrniird)er ^KU'irbeii. 
 
 Paratpegm , par'apem. (gr. para- 
 pegnia) *. [iilte -lliliiMi.j ber ®PMiieiii1i(U 
 l1iinb5.U"'gfr; [iilte (Meid).) bie (SkKrjtaicI ; 
 [■JlilriM.J bie (Srenibriitrrriifel. 
 
 Parapet, par'rapet , (fr. 2D.) #. 
 
 (JJiihiiig;-!'.! bir i5nii1ii)f()r. 
 
 Parapii, |.a,at', > . . ^ 
 
 __ . ' I ( f- paraphe) «. 
 
 Parapii«*, ) 
 
 bir -Jj.iriipljr , ("'i-r OtnmenSjiig, 5?aitbjng. 
 
 Parapliertia, paiafcr'na. ( 
 
 Partkpliermftlia, paratemalc.*.^ 
 
 igr.) «. ;;/. 'Jd-d'tt'rpr.J fir •Jjoriipljenial 
 
 gi'irer, Oirt'i-riiiiurr, 'i>iiriiphrrii.iiirii. 
 
 Parapiicriiai, ^aiailiual. .%dj. 
 
 PAR 
 
 - property. b(i< ^nrnphrrnnfgiit. 
 ParapliimoNiA,paraf^mn'si8, (QV. 
 
 >B}.) *. [(Fl)ir.] ber fpaiiifd)* .Rrngen. 
 
 Paraplirase, par'tafraze, (gr. 
 paraphrasis) «. Die ?J5rtrapljrnt"e,Uiii|'d)rei6iing. 
 
 - V. a. piir.npl)rafireii , ntnfdjreiben. - v. n. 
 parnphmfireit. 
 
 Paraplirast, par'rafrast, (Par'a- 
 phraser)*. ber ^nrnpljrrtfl, Untrd)reiber. 
 
 Parapliraixtic, parafras't'k. I 
 
 Paraplira.<«tical,parafras'tekal.^ 
 adj. pnrnpljriiflird), iiinrdjreibeiib. — adv. 
 Paraph rax'lically, p(1Mpl)raflit'(^. 
 
 Parapii reniti.<«,pa rafreni'ils. (gr. ) 
 t. ['Web.] bie3iuerct)fe(leMiiinibnng,(n. bnijer) 
 ra? liPdncber. 
 
 Parapl(?g-y, par'apleje, (gr. par* 
 11. plege) s. [-JKeb.J bie $n(fl<il)mun3, (nuct)) 
 (iMicbfrliitMiitiiig. 
 
 Paraquet,parraket'.(Par aquito) 
 
 ifr. pet roquet) t. bcr ficiite <papagei. Shak. 
 
 Para.sang-, par'asang. (gr.) t. bit 
 
 ^nriifaiige (perf. •DKeile = beinalje 4 engl. 
 
 -Weiirn). 
 
 Parasceve, parassive', (gr. parn- 
 skeiie) *. 1. bie SBurbereitnng. 2. ber 9fi'i(l» 
 tng, Iiig ui'r betii Snbbntl) (hei ben 5iibenx 
 
 - P :i rn s c e II a s ' t i c , udj. •}■ uprbereitenb. 
 Paraselene, parasiie'n* , tgr. 
 
 para 11. selene ) *. I^()i)f.) ber 9?ebenjnpnb. 
 
 Parasite, par'asite, (gr.) *. ber 
 ^porniu, Sd)nMro^er. 2. ['3?ntiirg.j a) bit 
 (£d)ni<irpO'^rpfran}e. ' b) bai ©(^inrtrolen 
 gejirffr. 
 
 Parasitic, parasit't'k. \ 
 
 Parasitical, paras't'tekal.^ " 
 ft^ntorPRerird). - plant, bie ®d)innrp$er« 
 pflnilie. ~ «rf». Parasit'lcally, fd)tnn< 
 rp^erifd). — Parasit'lcalness, *. bie 
 £d>miirot5erei. [ iSdjinnroijorei. 
 
 Parasitism, par'asiiizm, «. bie 
 
 Parasol, par'rasol, (fr. 2D.) bet 
 Sioniieiird)iriii. 
 
 Parasynaxifi, paiasenak's's. (gr. 
 <33.) M. t iGii'ilr.] bie tjeimlicjje 3'ir<in"nen« 
 fuiift. 
 
 Pa rat, par'ra*. *. eine 9lrt ©nrffti'it. 
 
 Paratliesis, parat/i *»}«. tgr IL'.) 
 s. I. 1 (S)iMniMi.] bie "Mppptlrioii. 2. |9{lKr.) 
 fin flirjrr <S3tif, brtp tniin eiiirn (iJcgeiif^iiiib 
 aiif fine iiiib.re 3fit nnefeijt. 3. [ Jijppgr.J 
 Me -IvtrcnrhdV ( ). 
 
 Piiravail, paravile'. (nprin. par 
 
 11. Hvaile) «ft;. [J-nibiilr.] Tenant -, bcr 
 
 •Jlfrfr'rhnt-iniiitii. 
 
 Para%'aiLt, paravant.) . 
 
 -_ \ I Mr. par n. 
 
 Paravaunt, ^ 
 
 aviint) iidv. t por.iii^, pomti, pffeiitlid). 
 
 Parboil, par'b(iil, (fr. parboiiillir) 
 V. «. 1. Ijiilb ficren Pbcr fuf^en, oiiffiibni, 
 iiiiffpd)eii hiffen, iibbrfil^cii. 2. i brttten. 
 2. Par bo 11 e d wretches. DokrC 
 
 Parbreak, plr'brake, (f. Break) 
 I). II. '•• fid) erbret^cM. - ». a. t (out) Ijer* 
 i)Ufbred)cii. - «. bai ^peraiifgebrpcljene. 
 
 Parbuckle, par'brikkl, (V buckle) 
 t. I'TOnr.) bai ©d)rptrnn. ^ 
 
 Parcel, par'x'l. (fir. parcelle) «. UH; 
 bnf ©tiirf, brr ihril; biif ©tncfd)eii, Ibtir*^ 
 d)en. 2. bie -Wnife, <»?riigi- , 91m}.i()I , 3'ihl, 
 Cltiniitirnr. Newtoji. 3. (S>iiMbfl| bie 'Sina* 
 ntipiurie , Qiiaiintat , ber Jjuilrn. 4. ber 
 
 « 
 
r&ip, far, fall, fat Mi, met. Fine, f fn. N6, in6ve, nSr, got, 6il. cl6fid. Tdbe, tfih, ffill. tAin, THi«. 643 
 
 PAR 
 
 parcels of the white of an egg. 
 
 ArbuTHNOT. One piece of ground is 
 
 part and — of a greater piece. WeiisteR. 
 
 Bill of parte In. [ijtrtntell tit iVejiUjirtf 
 
 ^>iiirtnrrd)iiuiig. By -a, fltirf meije, parjedeii 
 
 rotife. 
 
 Parcel-bawd, ©ilitr, 6«r Jllltl lljfil 
 fin fiiipplrr i(l. -maker, (e-iigl.) ^«r 
 '^atttmaditr (tin S5«niiitec ^f^ R- 6d)iiO= 
 fomiiifD. - gilt, juiM Il)til oBtt tfifili 
 \a>ti\'f l'fr(JOt^et. 
 
 Parcel f v.a. 1. a) ill Stilrff tlieilri, 
 
 in Ifjfilf jfrkgeii, af>ti)t\Un, Vrtrtfflirtn ; I'rr 
 
 tijfilen. b) <out) nii«ri)riien. 2. i oerein|elii. 
 
 3. + (mit up), uerinirljren. Shak. 
 
 1. a) To parcel an estate among heirs. 
 
 Webster, b) These ghoaily kings 
 
 would — out my power. Drvden- 
 
 To parcel a neam, iTHat ] @(1)innTritl(t 
 
 ubn tint '3iat)t Irgeii. [Ht g(t)i«artiug. 
 
 I*arc«lin|r, par'siii'ng, «. (^nr.J 
 
 Par cenn r y , pa r & m li ri . ( n orni . 
 
 parcenier) t. [)S{t<t)ti\\ir. ] Per Wlttcft^, 
 flfnifint(t)nfrlid)e 95ffi(j. To hold land In -. 
 ein fflriinbili'irf iinifrthfilt brfi^cn. 
 
 Parcener, pacsnur, (nortti. par- 
 eennier) «. [Wc(t>f<|>r.] 6ft "JRiterbe; 'Wit! 
 eiflfntlji'inifr. 
 
 Parch, partsh, (o- M. peraresco?) 
 e. o. I. rStlcn, CBrrtn ; aii^f&rrrn, i>erf&rr«n ; 
 trntfn, fengrn. 2. 1 vfttrotfntii (6ie Cippfn, 
 ben «Kuii6 to. [borren. 
 
 To grow parched, Auj^6rrtn , Drr> 
 
 Parch, p. «. I. roilfn , ^prrfn, BfT: 
 borrrn, flll«^llrrfn, finborrrn; (inbrrSonnf) 
 btfltrn (\>. <IRriir(f)tn). 2. i urrtrt^rfufn. 
 
 ParcliedneNS, pir'tohednes, «. 
 bfl« aiiUflrriirrtiVin , BrrtrorfiirtiVin , 6ir 
 iDurrf. (brfnllfn^ (^i^t). 
 
 ParchlllR-, par'Ikhing, adj. ffngfn^, 
 
 The parching heal of Vfrican sands. 
 
 Parchment , partsh'inent, (lat. 
 pergamena; fr. paiclieiuiu) t, tat S^tT> 
 flomfiit. (nifnt. 
 
 Undressed parchment, tot)t( $rrg(l: 
 
 P a r c h III e u t - m a k e r . brr ^(rganicnt: 
 (jnrbor , $iTn.imfiitinnd)fr. --parer, Crr 
 $rrgiiinentrd)>)brr. --runners, t. pi- 
 (jejiKftf 5^a^d;fIl vcn "OJifilliifl mit ^Mieriirn 
 ©ttflen jiini 3ri(f)ncii. 
 
 Pard, ,i.d, } 
 
 Pardale, plr'diie, t S 
 ». ^er 'JSiirrcr; ? utti grflrrftt 9?niibtl)icr. 
 
 I'ardttit, par'dn, (fr pardon, par 
 ^enaer) r. a I. e-iiirni i<rriril)rn , vrrgcben ; 
 (ciM 3lu66riicf ^cr i^oiti(f)rrir ) ©iiietn urrs 
 IfifjfN. 2. G-iucn rtltl"4lll^lgfn ; iicrjeil)«n, 
 iibtx\t\)tn, 111 (Siite Ij.iltni <einfn %tV)\tx zo. 
 S. a) ©incii brgiiatiigni, ^iiem fine ©trnff 
 trlnlTen. b) craS I'rbui) i^tnUn. Shar. 
 
 Pardon iitc , i>rriril;i;ii Sir, Sir ivcrbcn 
 ttx\n\)tn. 
 
 Pard<»ii, I. I. bic Srriril)iing , 9rr> 
 
 pardus 
 
 FAR 
 
 bie atgcnicine ©ttnf: 
 
 To obtain 
 
 biflt X6tX' 
 
 iig bitten ; 
 
 1 beg your -, i^ bitte iiin' e-iiti'(l)iilbigiiiig. 
 Pardon- monger, ber ^Iblagfrouier 
 Pardonable, par'dnabl, (fr. par- 
 Honiiiibie) aiij. I. ttm I'erjiel^en, uergeben, 
 eine Strnfe crlnfj^en rorrben fiinn (u. >15er 
 foiifn>. 2. i>erjeii)ii(t> ( gcljler ic. ) ; frlii^lict) 
 (Strafe jo. 
 
 1. The offender it pardonable. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 PardonabieneKC, pir'duabiues 
 #. bic 25iTieii)(id)fcit; G-rl.ieiid)fcit. 
 
 Pardonably, par'dnaUli , adv 
 
 uerieil;it<f) ; eriouiicf). 
 
 Pardoner, par'dnur, «. l. (Finer, 
 beruerieiht, brgnobigt, einr Straft triiigt. 
 2. ber ^bui^rramer (in bee r5m.<futi)i>Iif(t>eii 
 RixiitK 
 
 Pardoninff, pSr'dning. adj. I. vtr: 
 leiljeiib, iuin Sergeben geneigt. 2. bie ^<ad;t 
 Ob. baf 9{e(^t habeiib )U begiidbigen. 
 
 Pardoning power, tai ^cgiinbigungi 
 red)t. 
 
 Pare, pAre, (fr. parer; pen*, porldan ; 
 gr. peroo) e. a. I. a) I'ctMeibcil (bie 9?iigfl<, 
 bei'cbiieiben ; aufivirren (einen Sfu{), ab: 
 i(t)orfen; f<f)ilrn (»irnen to; abrafptin, 
 iib|'(])oben i [Snnbiuirtlji'd).] abljeben. b) (off. 
 away) ob|'(t)iieibfn, tvtgfcOnetbcn ; abrd}^un. 
 2. i beft^nriben (na(t> utib nat^) ptrniinbrriu , 
 periiiinberii, i>emiigerii. 
 
 2. The king began to pare • little the 
 privilege of clergy. Bacon. 
 
 Pareg'oric, p2r4gor'ik, (gr.) adj. 
 
 [rW?rb.] liiitemb. (mittel. 
 
 Pareg-oric , «. bnS Sinberiing£> 
 
 Pa re 1 con , parelkon , (gr. ) «. 
 
 [fflrnnim.J bie ^itiigiina eine« 2i5ortf«, 
 
 einer ®il6e an ini dnit nnti anbtni 'Hiox- 
 
 U6 II. 
 
 Pareinbole, p2i«m'bAii. (gr. 3D.) 
 «. [Jv'tjtt.] ber 3iuird)ciiinij, 'Tlcbenfa^. 
 
 Parenciiyina, pirtn'kima, (gr.) 
 (. I. ber |'(t)ii)aniintge itvrper, bie porui'e 
 €ut<(lan); [^lliiat.J ba« SSliitfieb. 2. [iBut.] 
 tai Jlciitf). 
 
 Parenciiyinatfous, plrcukim'- 
 
 alu*. adj., UMb 
 
 ParenchyinouK, paren'klmus, 
 
 orf/. CMniU-J fi1)iuainmtgi (2J«t.] (leifj^ig. 
 
 Pareneais, parenet's, (gr. parai- 
 nesis) *. t bit (*rtiml)iiiing. — Parenet'ic. 
 Parenet'ical, a<;. tmiunterilb, trinat)> 
 neiib. 
 
 Parent, pl'rent, (lat. parens) •. I. 
 
 ber SBotiT rb. bie -OTntter; pf. bie llflterii 
 
 2. i brr as.itcr, bie *)Kiufer (bif llrfactjr, 
 
 Qiirrte, ber llrfprung). 
 
 2. Regular industry is the parent ol 
 
 sobriety, Ciiahnimu. 
 
 Parent-stock. 6et ^iitreriliiiiiin. 
 
 Parentag'e, paricmadjc. (fr. ?U.i 
 «. bic'ilbihiniiiiiiiig, >ilbriiMft, S3criu<<iibl|'(1;iitt, 
 JniHiIie. 
 
 Parental, paren'tal. adi. nltiriicft, 
 pt. Paren'lals 
 
 grbiitig . <nlc "JIiifbriKf brr $)e(Ii(l)fcit ) Pie 
 
 S'ntrdfiilbigiing. S3rr)rtl)iing. 2 bir^Tliiffiing nn'iticrrKt), L'.nrrlKt) 
 
 tetnrr ©rrafo ; (bfll)fri brr (piipi1lid)r) ■Jlbiafi biie- irinirniinbl. 
 
 (brr ei'inrfMi. 3. bir (i)ii.ibr , ^tgiiiibigiiiig I Parentatlon, pailmi'shun, 
 
 4. bic !R(id;r«()t (init ({-iivati ibir NSstaiibrebe, £i-i(|)i'iire(<. 
 
 PAR 
 
 ParentltesiH , paren'tAes's, (^. 
 2C) pU Parentheses, ». bie "15iircntl)fre, 
 a) ber 3iuir(l)e"fiitjr ©{"('((Xug. b) bafi @in» 
 l'(f)lieBiMig*iei(<)eii, bie ^Kiiiinier. 
 
 Parenthetic, parcnt/ietik. ) 
 
 Parenthetical, parem/ietekal. ) 
 aAj. I. fi!igi'f(t)..ltft, fitiger(feDben, eiiuiefMni* 
 inert. 2. fiil) ber 'ipareiitljeren bebieiiciib. — 
 adc. P a r e n t h e t ' i c a 1 1 y , in ^nrr nrhetV. 
 
 Parenticide, parenteoide , (Int. 
 parens u. caedo) «. ber !8cter> , '5J?urter» 
 tn&rber. [lo*. 
 
 Pareniless, pA'renties. adj. aiuxn* 
 
 Parer, parur. ». I. G-iner, itt 
 r(i)nribi't, bcrd)iieibet, r(f)n(t, nu^ivirft. 2. bat 
 >S>erf jeiifl . ivpmit man f(()neibet tc. ; ta§ 
 ^irfeiien (ber ^iifutmiebf). 
 
 Parerjfy, parreiji, (gr. parergon) 
 
 1. t ba# iJicbenn'trf. (ber ^argaftt, 
 Parg-ai«ite,pai'ga>i{te,«.[-)Kiiierntg.) 
 Pnrg^et, pai jet, dp parche) «. I. 
 
 ber Wipf, (i)ip5iltin. 2. bie luncfje. 3. bie 
 Schmiiife, Jarbe. Dravtoh. 
 
 Parg-et, d. a. I. tuii(f>rn, uberniiK 
 djen. 1. i(t)!nin'en. 
 
 Parijeter, pSr'jeiur. ». brr lilncfter. 
 
 Paril<^ii<»tl, parhe'leun, (gr. pars 
 u. heiios. M bif Oirbeiironne. 
 
 Parial, plieal, d^b. Pair-royal, 
 r. b.) «. [XartenfV.} brri rttiJe obit U;t 
 llonige. 
 
 Parian, pirian. n((/.((Sepgr.)parif(t>. 
 
 Parietal, pan'^tal, (u. lat. paries) 
 adj. I. Ill einer IC.iiib, einer ©eire geljorig, 
 (Sriten... 2. Canat.] - bones, bie ^aub* 
 bcine. 
 
 Parletary, paitjiaie. (fr. pari^ 
 tairei « ['^or.) ba s ^Waiiers, SJJanb*, Wla6», 
 ^fter#', Irniiifraiit. 
 
 Parietine, par'Jii Jne. (i<. fat.parlea) 
 J. t f'l* Sri'icf iTii ciiier -OTaiier. 
 
 Parinic, pi iing.«. I. (Canbivirthi'd) ] 
 t^at »llbhcbeii; Slbgchnbene. 2. bft« ^Ibiie* 
 i(f)nittene, 9lbiief(l)iilte , bie 9{iMPf, ©djnif, 
 ba« <Sd)abieI, llbftfjiibfrr, ber ^Ibfad; pi. lit 
 (Spiine, 9lbfd)ni(j(l. 
 
 Paring- knife, brr ©(ftiilTerfnelf. -- 
 shovel, bag £d)drreiien , bie ©(ftarre. 
 
 Paris, part's, «. I. l®eoflr.) ^ari*. 
 
 2. I^Pt.l bif 2Di'Iffu'nrj. 
 
 Parish, par'rish. (fr. parolsse) (. 
 brt< i(ird)ipiil, bie ^inrrr, ^farrri. 
 
 Parish ol a coniiiry place, bie Satlbt 
 gciiuiiibr. To come npiMi ilie — , ber ^farref 
 jiir t'liil tollrn (p. ^Jlnnrii). 
 
 Parish, adj. i. )ii riner ^farre ge* 
 l)5rig, '4>iiirr... 2. uon brr IJfarre , bem 
 fiirdjfpirU- rrljulten I'b. iiiitrrl)iilren. 
 
 Parish church, bie ^fiUrfiril)?. -- 
 clerk, ber il I'liliT. --duly, bie ^irrfjiViel* 
 ubgabe. -prlt-st. ber Crtfpfarrfr. -- 
 rate, brr KiciljiViflbeitrrtg. --top, ttt 
 Jliri1)l'pirlfriiirl. SiiAk. 
 
 Parisiii«»M<rr, parfsh'unur. t. lat 
 'JJfiirrfiiib. bir ^Jji.irriiiiiog, i?iritiiriHi0. 
 
 Purisiatn, iiai'slrun. mij. patiHl'tv. 
 
 » 6rr '^ariiVr 
 
 PariM^iittbio, paneslllal. ik. ) 
 
 Pari»i>li»liic»i,p:>Mi^!llaii'il<al,^ 
 lilt p»r II. nviimI>;i' ,uii gif iitulbig. 
 
 Pitritor, pai le iir. (fijr apparitor) 
 » brr '•iSibtd., i«iriAt#birm't. 
 
 41* 
 
644 rs'ti"'. far. I^ill, Int. 'Mo. met. Finn, ffn. NA, iiiov*', n6r, got, 6il, clSinl. Ti'i'ih. lu!). f-i!!. i/nii. rili.i 
 
 Parity, par'iell. (((If. parilas) s. 
 bie ffl(eict)l)eit (^er fl(i'id)e ©rnnb 06. (i)l•^l^).' 
 
 By an exact parity of reason, gtnnii 
 nil* eenifelbeii ©ninbe. 
 
 Pnr&i, paik, (niljjelf. parruc, pearmc; 
 fr. pare) *. I. 6fr ^arf, Smlflnrten, etc "llii: 
 Inflfn. 2. ^n5 lhi"gfl)clj , ^el• Ihicviiovrtn, 
 eer ^nrf. 3. bet <picrd). 4. [-DlJilir.] ^er 
 $nrf; - of artillery oi. artillciy -. Der 
 91rti(lerifpiirf; — of provisions, tcr ?J5rD: 
 infiDii^parf. 
 
 Pa rli- flower, bte 'TOnifcUinie. - 
 keeper, ber 'iparfnuffi'her. — leaves, «. 
 pi. [!8ot.] tnf 3ol;iiiiiii^frniit. 
 
 Park, t). n. 1. tiupferdjen. 2. eiiu 
 Ijnntii, eiiirrf)(ii'geii. Shak. 
 
 ParUer, park'ur. bcr qjarfiiiirTdjir. 
 
 Parlance, pir'lans, (iiorni. u. fv. 
 parler) s. ti\& (iJflVrnrf). [ Ccben 
 
 In comiiion parlance, itn {jeilU'lurii 
 
 Parle, pari, (ft. parler) i.'t bi'' 
 UiUfrrebuiifl. - V. n. \\>x«i)tn. 
 
 In an angry parle, lllit JOriligfll XDor 
 ten ; in eiium 3'iii'«. S"**^ 
 
 Parley, parle, (fr. parler) t. t>[ 
 Uiiterrcbiiiifl, iai &t\pt<i<b, bie lliitcrl)niib= 
 lunn- 
 
 To beat a parley, [gjiilit.] €(f)iininbi> 
 fdliiflfii. To desire a -, tuirlnmnuireii 
 wodrii. 
 
 Parley, v. n. 1. fid) &eiVrfd)cii, ftrt) 
 iiiitinjaiten (imt ©iiutu), 2. fid) i" iU\ux-- 
 fjnticiiinocii ciiilrtJTcii. 
 
 Parliament, pSr'lemcnt, (fr. par- 
 lenient) *. I. [Gngl.] bn6 5j5,irlaiiifiit. 2. 
 [«ir. Q>it\'d). %\\M\(T.] iai ^iirlnment. 
 
 P a r I i a ni e n t - h e e 1 , ['«))J(ir:) t\M S?nib' 
 ^itH)oUu. --house, bn« ^nrdiiiieiutljniis. 
 — -man, bnS ^iirlniiieiueiilicb. 
 
 Parliaiiieiitarian,parleuKuta'- 
 rean . «., tilib 
 
 Parliainenteer, plrl^nientccr', 
 •J- a. ( eiigl. &e\<i). ] ber Sliiljmiijcr bii5 ^iir: 
 lameiire (jiir 3fit ^aris I.). — Parli- 
 anienta'rian, ad/, beta ^arlciiieiite er: 
 jjcbcn. 
 
 Parliamentary, parlemln'tare, 
 
 adj. parlomciitiirirct). - act. bie ^nrlnuiciirfi; 
 
 (\tte. — Pariianien'tariness, 4. tn& 
 
 $nrlaineiuarii'(f)e , ben parlamciitari|'(l)eii 
 
 ©ninbintjeii fficninge. 
 
 Parlor, par'lur, ) , 
 
 __ _. ' "^ J (fr. parloir) *. 
 
 Parlour, ) 
 
 1. [JRlbiler] bai ®prn(f)jimiiicr. 2. bnS Se; 
 fud))immet, ^liiipriK^;, <B\>nd)', Gmptniij;- 
 jinimer. 
 
 Parlous, par'lus, adj. -f I. pcnut: 
 flfii; Ifbljafi; i"(l)l.ui, f(f)n(fl)nfr, feiti. Drvden. 
 
 2. gefnl)rlid). Shak. — Par'lou s n e ss, t. 
 f bif 213envegtn!)oit; Jeinhcit; Sfbljufriiifcit. 
 
 Patriliacety, parmase'ie, (r.spi-mia 
 ceti) J. ter 2Bii[ltiUl). Shak. uilld) Par nia 
 eet ti). 
 
 Pai*ine8an, par'mesan , adj. — 
 cheese Ob. - «. bet ^iirnieinnfa|V, gunner 
 fofe. 
 
 Parnel, parnll. (i>. it. pelronella) 
 a. t bi« '0)i'r9e, bni» »Jrfiibenntiibct)en. 
 
 Parochial, parokeal , (P. inr 
 parocliiit ) adj. jiim Jtirdjfpu'le jjehoritj 
 lliritlVifl- ■ 'ipfiirr... — nrfi».Par 'ochi ally, 
 till ^rctjfpu'l iirtd> beni (iiibcrii. 
 
 adj. 
 
 FAR 
 
 P.irochial relief, bn5 ?lrmengelb. 
 Paroclliality , parokeal'letji, a. 
 ber 3ii|l'iiib, \i<^ &Jipa6 ju eiiiem itircbfpicle 
 i]el;orr. 
 
 Parocllian, parokean, adj. jll 
 eiiu'ui itirrt)i"piele gil;6rig. - *. bnd $farr- 
 tiiiD. ber 'QJfarriitiiDy. 
 
 Parodic, paiod'dik, ) 
 
 Parudical, parod'dekal, ^ 
 paroDirfiiD. 
 
 M'arodiy- par'rode. (gr. parodia) s. 
 1. bie qjiirobie, opcrt:, Sd)crjiiai1)nl)niiino- 
 ■?. bie i>i-i:vtl;uiiilirt)f ^)Knriiiie, bii* ©pnid)^ 
 luiHT. Encvc. [juni rpLTte iincl)iil;men. 
 
 Parody, u. a.parobiren, fa)ei-4l;iitt ob. 
 
 Parol, parole', i (lu. paryl; fr. pa 
 
 Parole, J role; it. parola) *. 
 
 (.iinpn'mai. ti^i sIGrrt, bal;er) 1. lajeittSfpr.) 
 bie imiiiMid)e SiH'itie ub. SBeriliTening , bas 
 (l-hreiiivLHt, ^IL'ort. 2. tAi preje(iiwlird)e aScr-. 
 I>il)rcii, btr -Xvd)U-ilrcit. Blackstone. 
 
 Parole, adj. [ 9(ed)tgiVr.] miiiiblid). 
 
 Parole , *. I '))fiiit.J bie 5p.iri.ni', 
 CriHr. [bii^ ^avoii. 
 
 Paroii, paro'ie, (fp.) *. I'SiirofP-i 
 
 Paronomasia, paronoma'^liea,/ 
 
 Paronomasy, parunom mase, ^ 
 igr.) a. ti)vi)er.i bie ^aroiiomurie, ber Ci)U'ia) 
 finiig ber SBiJrtcr. — Pur o no mas' tic, 
 Paronomas' tical, udj. jii eilier ^^5aro: 
 luim.nie gtljijria , nu6 eiuem SIDi'rtipieie bc= 
 fieljenb. 
 
 Paronychia, paron'k'kca, (gr. 
 aS3.) *. tGljir.J bile >:)iiigilge|'d)iuur , ber 
 ■iuiirm am Syiiiger. [adj. gieid)Uiuteiib. 
 
 ParOliyiiiOUS, paron'nemus, (gr. 
 
 Paro«|oet, paroket, tfr.perroquct) 
 s. eiiie 'ilrt fieiiier 'ipaprtgcicii. 
 
 Parotid, parottid, (gr. paroti.s; 
 ••dj. [iiiuit.j - gland, bie Dijreiibrufe, Cl; 
 reiiairid)elbrii|e. 
 
 Parotis, paro'iis, (gr. 2D.) «. I 
 iQliinr.J bie Dl;rriifpeid)elbrure. 2. bie Dl)^ 
 rciibriifciigerd)iuiil|l, bte Dl;reiibrufeiiciiijuii= 
 
 Paroxysm, par'rSksizm, (gr.paro 
 
 snios) a. [Wui.] ber ^piiroro^i" , 5Iiifo(L 
 — Par oxys' Dial, udj. jUill <J>iiro);i)em 
 gcl)i!'irig. 
 
 Parrel, par'r'l, (pert, aparelho; 
 illlfr. parel) *. t'Biiir.] bao 3{oc(. 
 
 Ribs of a parrel, ber atartfdjlitteii. 
 
 Parrel-rope, [■0)rnr.] ia& "Jiarftnii. 
 --truck, bie D^nrffltfte. --truss, bit 
 
 Parricide, par'reside, (fr. 'iD. p. 
 
 Iflt. parricida, parricidiuni) a 1. bcr SSiUcr;, 
 >3)iiiiftr. , aiclteriimijrber. 2. ijucrljrtiipt (S-|: 
 iier, ber Oeiimnb niprbet , beni er (5-i)rtiird)r 
 i"d)iilbig Ob. niit bent er uenpaiibt i|l, brriviiw 
 ber:, Sd)iuerier.,S5fnpnnbttiimorber. Bi.ack- 
 sTOKE. 3. brr £oiibc6perriitl)er. 4. ber 2Sn: 
 ter^, OJaiftet--, Slelteruinorb. 5. bcr -W?crb: 
 aiird)Mfl gegeii bn6 Ccbeu bee 9iegciiten, iiitii: 
 b.60irratl). 
 
 Parricidal, parri.<.i'dal, ^ ) 
 Parricidious, paire.^id yus. ^ 
 Parricid'ial) adj. eiiita 'ileltrriiniorb, 
 iliiibernmrb &etrejTe»b ober en(l)aifeiio, niiii; 
 leriubrbcrud), Piuerniorbernrt) , tin. 11 2>.Utr; 
 tni>rb, ■'Baitttrtiiprb, >2leUeriiiin)rc bcgtyeiib; 
 lniibieuerraft)fri|'«^>. 
 
 PaU 
 
 Parritcll, (fd)Ott.) oatmeal-pud- 
 ding, --time, b r ea kfast- ti nie. 
 
 Parrot, par'n'it. (fr. perroquet) «. 
 ||P{Driiitl).] ber ^:papagei. 2. [Oc^ttjyol.] bcr 
 ?pap.iflei. 
 
 Diving-parrot. [OniitI).] bie iJJrtpiH 
 geieute. --weed. [•Sot.] bie Socconie. 
 
 Parrot-coal, par'rut koie, a. bie 
 SJacfcIfoljle. 
 
 Parrj', par'ri, (fr. parer) p. a. 1. 
 [5ed)rf.] pariren leiiien ©tog, ipieb), nbs 
 iuel)rcn , ablcnfeii , nf>lel)iiBii. 2. l (eiiiet 
 vSrtd)e) aiUiufid)cu, fid) entjiel^eii, ©tiua* 
 iibleljiifii. 
 ,3. The French governnienl has parried 
 the payiiieni of our claiiii.s. Everett. 
 
 Parry, <>. n. parirrn, frd)reii. Locke. 
 
 Parse, parse, (U. lilt, pars) v. a. 
 ics^rauim,] iiiiiil»fireii, fliifliifen. 
 
 Par.«iimonious , parsemn'neus, 
 adj. llllb 
 
 Parsimoniou.sly, plrsemA'ne- 
 li^le. ("ill. T rp.irfam, hiiiisiid); i fnrg (fle» 
 luiViMl. leijreref). 
 
 Parsiiiionioiisness, plrsemo'- 
 iieiisiies. *. J bie ©parfaniteit; (ge>ui)l)Ul.) 
 I bie .ftiirgljcit. 
 
 Par.simony, plr'.seniune, ((. parsi- 
 uionia) s. t bie ©parfanifeit , (geiu5l}itl. j) 
 bie iJiirgfjeit. 
 
 Parsley, plrs'lo. (migetf. peter- 
 selige; gr. petroselinon ; fr. persil; iP. 
 persli) *. [93ot.] bit "JlSetcrfUie. 
 
 Bastardparsley, bie Jt(etteiifer6ef. 
 Hill- — , Mountain--, bie "^ergpeterfilie. 
 Water--, bie 'TBiltTerpeterftlie. Fools — , 
 bie ipiinbipetcrfilie. Garden--, bie ®ar« 
 tenpettrfilie. Large rooted-, Haniburgk- 
 -, bie groge ^cterillie. 
 
 Parsley tern, bcr Irilll&eilfdni. -- 
 leaved grape, bie -$eterfilieiitraiibe. — 
 perl , ber ©teinrppid). 
 
 Parsnep, pars'mp, \ ((. pastinaca) 
 
 Parsnip, 5'- t^c^.l ''>< 
 
 'ip.illiiuif. 
 
 Cow's parsnep. [35ot. ] ber ^porff^) 
 Yellow -, bie 'Woljrriit'e. Prickly — , bie 
 ©rad)elboIte. \V a t c r - -, bie^S5a|Terpa|1iiiaf. 
 
 Parson, plr'sn, (illtfn parsonne) a. 
 I. ber ■JlJiiUTcr, 01. iiberl).) ®ei|llid)e. 2. 
 ber ^ii3egir'fl>'r, SBegiueifer. 
 
 Parsonag^e, par'snaje, *. bie^far» 
 rei, ^fnrre, a; iiai ipfavrljaii^. b) bie ^{c^xx* 
 (lede. 
 
 Part, part. (fr. 20., U. Int. pars) a. 
 1. ber i.t!a&) if)i'il (©nlcf). 2 ber il;eil (eiiie 
 (in w. fiir fid) berrnd)tcte auauiitnt). 3. t<t 
 ilji'il (fine gciuiffe 9liijn()l). 4. ber (®c|1nabo 
 Jhfil (eiue» jSi^'vpers); It;ei(, ba6 ®lieb (be5 
 nieiifd)lid)ea ^ijrpers zc). 5. ber il;eil (eiu 
 iliiil bc6 g)teard)en). 6. bcr Iljeil (bie be. 
 foiiocre ^Jlbrljeiliing). 7. ber Iljeil , perl),iit» 
 aigiiiiigige -Matheil , bie Qaine. 8. bie ijjiir. 
 lei. 9. biT ll)eil, bie ©eite (ivn* betriffo. 
 10. bie9<oiie(iu ciiicni©d)aarpiele); ©timiae 
 (in ber 'Wufif). H. ia) bieSfoHe (b(i« it)aii, 
 ircibett). b) bie ^flid)t, ©d)iilbigfeit. c> ber 
 Dieiiil, bie ©tedc, j. 58. military-, tAi 
 itriegpivffea. 12. fl»fatl;.] ber i^eil. \X i>l. 
 bu (geiiligea) (SJnbeu, Xiileiite, ajaingen, 
 5iil)i(ifeiten , G'igeiird)nfren ; bie ^uajl. 14. 
 ))l. bie CMrgciib , (iJegniPcn. 
 
Fa«p, far, fall, fat. ^^h, \»h Fine, fin. N6, mdve, n6r, g&J, 6!l, cl6fl»I. Ti\be, tab, fi^II. l/tin, THis. T ( \ 
 
 PAR 
 
 I. To divide an orange into five parti. 
 2. In what pa it of Germany U Stult- 
 jHrt liluaied? 3- A - of llie iiaiion 
 or congregation. 5. Tlie material — or 
 body, or tlie intrllectual -. Webster. 
 6. All the parts of domestic business 
 or o» a uianiifncture. 7. Lei me bear 
 niy — of the danger. Drvdeb. 
 
 8. And make whole kingdoms take her 
 brother's-. Waller. 10. The parts 
 of the comedy were judiciously cast 
 and admirably performed. Webster. 
 
 II. b) Accuse not aaiuie, she hath done 
 her -, do thou but thine. MiLroN. 14. 
 All parts resound with tumults, 
 plaints and fears. Drvdeii. 
 
 In part of payment, nt'f'(()l>i<]li(1), OHf 
 Slbl'tWrtil. To make a payment in — , Ob: 
 Idlaglirt) j.ifjltn. For the most -, mei(lrii= 
 tbillf , orbfettntljrilf. The former— of lite, 
 6.1* tx\it t'lfrtiifrtltrr. For your -. €if fi'ir 
 CilTrii lljrtl, £tr Z^"^ lt)ttU , i«<i« €tf 
 bitrtfft, l>iMi Oljrrr €fjtf. God's - and ours. 
 IV.16 Wutr, It'll* line nunciir. - of speech. 
 ^rr Sfibfrbfil. In -. tlwilivnif , tiniflfrmo 
 fell. Parts of mind. 6ir Wci|lrft.il)i<jff "'"• 
 A man ot parts, (ill fiihiger, gntrr Xl'pi; 
 a uiiin of sound pans, (ill ''Uiailll IH'll 
 grriiiitdii JBtrAniitf. toiiiponeiii -, tn 5>(; 
 (IniiMtjril. - in a ve«»el . fcrr £<^lfl.-vnrt. 
 To lake, to Lear a part in any thing, 
 ll)(il, 91iithril iKhiiirii nil &tii)a* , lljril, 
 91iitt;ril ijiibm in ci. on GriiMf. To take in 
 good-, gut niifnrljnirn i>&. niUlroeti, grt 
 IliijniinrtI' To take in ill -. Ut<(l lirtjilKII^ 
 flllflirljlliril Ob. nnelfflfll. To take auy one's 
 -, 10 i»'ke - with nuy one, fid) )U Qf 
 niniit* ^^<^r^fl iVMnoni , Q-iiif« ^^arui trs 
 grttt'cn. To do one's -, tntf <£riiii))t ti)iin. 
 
 Part-owner, 6rr ^lit . 9Jl)r&rr. — - 
 payment, Mr tt)tilwti\t 3i^l)llti>fl. 
 
 l*Mrt, adr. )|ini ihrilf , tijrili. 
 
 l"Hrt , D. a. 1. tl;ril(ii) brrdxii ; trrn> 
 ntn ^d)rl^rll tin jiutt vt. mrl)rtrf Ibrilr). 
 2. oiiitliriirn, ii(rtl)rilrii. 3. '.(J'inNiti thrilen 
 (init (/iiuni). 4. ((Fijcni.] I'd^fibrii. &. trrii> 
 neii iCniirer :c.) ; fdjritrii (^etreic). 6. nb« 
 fpiitmi iteiifrt tt.>. 7, I'-Dfiir-J icrrrt^en (bit 
 ^nbfl). 
 
 5. A narrow sea part* England from 
 Fiance. Webster. Night parted the 
 armies. Webster. 
 
 6. The liver minds his own affair, 
 And parts and strains the vital Jul 
 
 ees. Prior 
 
 To part company, l%iar.]fid)i>oii cinctii 
 
 J^Diu'Ci trriiiirn. 
 
 l*art , p. n. I. eintn 9Intlj«il, ll)nl 
 l)nbfii. 2. fi(t) iniiiirii, fdjcibr ii ; (from) a> 
 fd)rit(ii, firt> trciiiicii i<imi (Piiirin cb. Stivne. 
 b) rtb<iil)cii ot'ii (Siiune, nrjidwrii niif (*r 
 n>(\6 , Qtmai t'litirrii liiffrii. 3. ^ilbi'djici) nth 
 mtn, fdictttii. 4. (fr. p.iitir) nbrtiirii, ii)f(i< 
 fittjtn (lor. nadii. 5. I'OJinr] irrrrl^cii. 
 
 2. b) ... Powertul Ii0iid.s will nol part 
 Easily from possession won with arms. 
 
 MlLTUN. 
 
 To part with, 1. fid; trtillltll lu'll ©"1= 
 »a6 oi (*iiiriii, tS^im-n rirhifjiii. 'i. i nb: 
 flfljtii iiMi ctiiur 'OJiriiiiiiiij lo; i'frjid)irii 
 au' . , O-tirn? niifl-,fbrM. [ f. ParlibI e. 
 
 Partable, piriabj, adj. ii;tiibiir, 
 
 PAR 
 
 Partag^e, par'tadje , (fir. 2D.) #. t 
 bit 5l)riiiiiijj, '2lit6ihtil!m(j, 95ertljfiliiiig. 
 
 Partake*, partake', (o. fr. partager) 
 prael. partook; pp. partaken r. n. I. '^I)cil 
 i)iit>cn (gnvDl}iii. nut of, tum. in, niu. 2. 
 (With) (JtU'rt* iiiit &iiirin gctiitiii Imbtn iQt-. 
 wai- v. btr'iJiiuiir tiiitr Siidje on fid) Ijnbtn,. 
 J. (of I lljfii ntl)mtn nil &tivn«; jiiijtinfitii 
 itiii 111 (StiuiId, iiid)t >iu6gcrd)ii)([tii ftiii vi>ii 
 &ritf<i*. Shak. 
 1. All men partake of the common 
 bountieii of Providence. Webster. 
 
 To partake In a laciilty. -f tint Cfigcil* 
 {■(^iift nil (id) Ijiibfll. To ui.ike any one - 
 of any thing, g'tivne llllf (S-ilirill lljeilCII 
 To — of a judge, of an atiorney-gen'eral. 
 Mt 6'ig(iird)iift tint* 9{id)ttr6, 6)tiitrAln*> 
 rol6 l)iiben, 'J(i<t)ttr, 05riitralfi6fnl ftm. You 
 may - of any ihinj we say, @ie burftti 
 •illicf niiliortii, nai luir fngrn. 
 
 Partake, v. a. i. (tUipt. tiiit 9lii<> 
 liiffiiiig V. of) Utiihi* t^tiltii (lt)til t)ab(n ob. 
 iiciiintn nil &rivA«). 2. -f- d-iiitni (?tivn« niit> 
 il;(iltn, (^inni Iljeil iitl)iiien Iiif[rn au(j'tiva«. 
 
 1 My royal father lives; 
 
 Let every one partake the general 
 joy. UcvDEii. 
 
 Partaker, panikur, «. ;. btr 
 lljriliKt^UKr , li)tiii)iibtr ignvuljiil. niit oi, 
 t'leiv. in, nu). 2. brr 9}(itrd)iiiMgt. 
 
 To make any one partaker of.., ntit 
 (Vilirin Q'dViie lljtilcii. They are -• of hi* 
 kindness, rr lii^I tl)lltll jtlMt (Vl'itt )U l^cil 
 ivtrbi'll. To be — with adulterers etc., jj 
 nut (i-f)tbr(d)rrn ic. @)i'intiiifd)ii|t Ifubtu. 
 
 Partakiuc, paniking. «. I bit 
 tl)ritiirl}iiiiiiigi (^(iiii:iii|d)iift , btr Q)(l)(iut> 
 biinb. 
 
 Partau, (Otrtl.j crab-fith. 
 
 Parted, parted, adj. I. brgilbt (Ia> 
 itiiic l)nb(iib;; dearly -, rrid)lid) brgobi. 
 Shak. 2. -f fur departed, gi'ilurbi'll. Shak. 
 
 Parter, piiiiir, «. i. (itntx, bet 
 irtnnt, i'd)tibtt. 2. btr (Uolb|'d)(ib(r. 3. btr 
 ttd)irb*niniin. 
 
 Parterre, partire', (fr. W.) *. \&At 
 tcnf.J bn* ^lUttrrt. 9.Mtinitiibtti, 9{ii|'tti|lu(f . 
 
 Partial, pai-shai, <fr. 213. > »>(/■ i. 
 iiiir rintn i\)til brirrffnib, nid)( iillgtiiieiii, 
 (iii)iiu, tl^rilivtirt, ^>iriiiil . . . , Ihcil..., 
 piirjitU. 2. a> piiritilid), trtrteind) ito. flrgtn, 
 III lbi')i(^uiig nuf). b; (bliiibiiiifi*; tiiigriionii 
 mtn (to . lion , fur>. c; ([ tint SBorliibt lin< 
 bcnb (fur (|-(i«n6>. d; nndjfidj'ig I'JItltcrn 
 sc.;. 3. laJot.J btuMibtrt. 
 
 Partial slander, btr 3>oriviiri brr $iir> 
 trilirt)rtlt. - acceptance, [ipaubtlj bit be-. 
 bingtt ^liiim^nit. bonds, |j^iuibil| ll)iil> 
 id)uibrditiiit. l^T5iirteiii'd)f. 
 
 Partiali«t, par'shal'st, 4. t btr 
 
 Partiality, piikiiealleie. (fr. par- 
 tialiiej t. I. ^ic ^^iiricilidjrnt. 2. ( (tu, for; 
 Cic 5Bi'rlirbf (fi'ir). i. bat iljfilivrift. 
 
 Partialize, parsliall^e. V. m. t 
 Dnriiind) iiuidjrii. - v. n. partrili'd) feia. 
 
 Partially, par sliaiie, adc. I. tl)rii. 
 ivciic. 2. pnrrciiict), pnrteiiid). 
 
 Partiary, parshare, adj. -t- tf;tii< 
 hofrifl, tiHiilnU'iiib. ['Jl)filbiirftlt. 
 
 Purtibilify, pa'tebiil^ie, s. bit 
 
 Partiitle, par leL-l, adj. trcuubnr, 
 il)iiibiir. 
 
 PAK 
 
 Participable, pan's'sjpabl, ndf. 
 (Itthtilt luerPcii funntub, \vt{\tn innii tt)til» 
 l)airii) ivtrbtn riiiin. Ncrris. 
 
 Participant, pams'sepant, adj. 
 
 (»f) i^fiiiuhnu'iib, tl)cill)nbfii& (niu; (Jtiune 
 theiienb, (Srivn* ni\ fi(t) l)rtbenb. 
 
 Participant , «. Dec lf)tii|)iiber, 
 ihfilnrhnifr. 
 
 Participate T pan'ss^piite, dof. 
 pHrticipio) v. n. I. (in U. of; ll^til Mi)mtn, 
 ihtil Ijnbtn (nn, in). 2. (of, bi«iu. with) 
 Griv.i* nn ficft Ij.ibtn uon.. . ((^tmna gtmtin, 
 gtintinrd)nfriid) hnbtn). 
 
 To participate of the nature of plants 
 and metals both, bit 0'inriird)iift btr ^flnn» 
 jtii I!. 9J?ttni(t in fid) i>trtinigtii. Bacok. 
 
 Participate, •>. a. (Qtwai) t^ti$ 
 itn , (tintr ©ndit ) tlii'iit;nftig lutrbtn. 
 
 Participate, (flntt participant) 
 adj. thrtlhnbtiib. Shak. 
 
 Participation, partN^^pi'shun, 
 ifr. 2D.) #. I. bit llii'iiiiiiii , iUu*tl)tiIiinfl, 
 23rrtl)tilung. 2. bit Il)tiliiAl}nit, l^cilnti)^ 
 niiiiiii (nn Gtivn*). 3. btr 3>i|1<iii''> bfl innH 
 tintr £nd)f tl)f:il)niriii luirb. 
 
 Participative, pniiis'sepltiT, 
 ndj- brr Jhfilnnhinr f.ihiii. 
 
 Participial, part^sip-pjai, (lar. 
 partUiptMlis) adj [C^irnnini.J p>irtt}ipinl. 
 
 Participial word, bn* $iU(iiipium, 
 Witttimort. ( |(J)rninin.] al6 '})iitttii»ort. 
 
 Participially,|>ai<esip peall^,a<i». 
 
 Participle, p^r tisipi, (int. parti- 
 clpiuni) «. I. |(>)rnnini.j bai «)>nrtiiipiuni, 
 'JKitttlivort. 2. + bne '•Mfitttitiiig. Bacon. 
 
 Particle, pai'iekl, dnr. particula> 
 
 «. I. bae ©tu(fd)tn , ll)fitd)tn. 2. I'l^lji)!'.) 
 
 bn« ll)eild)tn, btr *)ltom. 3. f bo« 65irtiigflt, 
 
 !Bi*d)tn; gilnf-ficn. 4. ( Kit. ilird)t| till 
 
 Arrinid)tii (jriunljren Sttri'bte. 5. [(^ramtu.] 
 
 bit <Pnrtiftl , bof 9{ibitl)tiid)fn. 
 
 3. He han not a particle of patriotism 
 
 or virtue; he would not resign a — of 
 
 his property. Webstcr. 
 
 Organic p » r : i c I e a , bit @nmtiill)icrd)tU. 
 
 Particular, plnik ulur. (ntulnt. 
 particularis) adj. 1. btfoilbtrt (tigflltl)lim< 
 lid), nid)t nllntoi'in , inbiiMbittfl). 2. btfoit' 
 ctrt (fid) lUMi nn^l'rll Diiigtii nu6)(id)iitiib, 
 niierrfleiubljiilid) , luirjiirtiid);. 3. bcfonbtre, 
 tinjclii. 4. a; flMl^rrl•llr , bi'ioiiDert, filrjnm. 
 b) tigtn. 5. iiinfliiiibiid) , nii^fni)rlic^. 6. 
 |9{rd)tfrpr.] bn'onbtrt (iiiir tintii ll)t'U ent« 
 t)iiuriib). 
 2. Ot this prince theie i« little parti- 
 cular memory, mm blt'ftin S*><^l''>» "^' 
 iniitrt innii fid) iiid)t vitl ibtioiibtrtS. 
 Bacon. He has bi ought no — new*. 
 Webster. 4. b; A man very — in his 
 diet or dress. 5. 1 have been — io 
 examining the reasons of this Ihw. 
 
 WcitsTBIt. 
 
 Partikular sciindal. bit fBrrimniibung 
 nii£ btni ^}}?iinbt riiite ^iiiitintii. Shak. 
 A - friend, tin I'rrrr.iiiicr g-rtuni). 1" -, 
 briPiiCiTb, in6 Stronbrre. A - way, tine , 
 iSiiiibtrbnrfrit. To make -. niii'ialleiib ma> 
 d)tn. To be - in.., I. ill Quvai fid) unitri 
 rd)i'ibfn, ttiDo.f (?-irtriiff I'b. a5rfi.Mir<rff> l)n» 
 bni. 2. niiffuhriid) ju ^Urrft gtljrn ••.; <ft» 
 
 Xvai. Tu be - uliniil any tiling, in 35t[r(ff 
 
 finer '&a<S)t tigtii , jjiifrim »b. Ijriftl ftiu. 
 
646 Fate, f/ir. f.'ll, taf. >U, met Fine, fin. N6, move, ii3r, got, 6i\, cl6u(I. TAhe, tnb, full, t/iin, THis. 
 
 PAR 
 
 Particular, *. I. ^ie (?inji-(l)fir, 
 p;. 6ie eliijeliKii, natjcren, bci'iMiC'iTeii Um. 
 (Imit. ji>eti\Hi. 1. t f<i? ne"'Ti«. '"^ ^-iii: 
 jcine (jeljfiiDe Sl^frjeiitiiifi , 6« (jfii.iuf , 11111 = 
 »lani5ltrf)e S8eti(^t. 3. 19ffcl)rjiVr.] pi. i>it ill' 
 tenilurfe, ^f^®p^JinI(>frid)t. 4.t itt t'eHMI^^rtr, 
 fincne SBortljeil, ta6 >l5rii>nt=3nt«effe- 5- f^r 
 <priuatniniiii, tie <pcii>iU|)erfi)ii. 6. t Cie (tin; 
 jeliie) ^JJerfpii. 
 5. For liis particular, I will rrceive 
 him gladly. Shak. 
 
 For particulars apply to Mr. H., ^a$ 
 9?ahcrf bei ^crni S?. , ^i.iljfre* rljeilt nut, 
 fnilll mittl)eileil ^i-rr ip. To enter into par- 
 ticiilarx. iii'^ G'iiijflne <\tUtn. 
 
 Particulari.s III, parti k'kulaii/. III. 
 «. [lljeol.] trr ^.irrifiiuirifm (bie Sfl)ve. 
 bag 6l)ri|lii« iiiir fiir bie 31ii«muiil;lri'ii (ie> 
 (lorbfn ffi). — Partit'ulari st. *. ber 
 ainhniiflfr bieiVr Cofjre, ^^Jiirtifiilnrifl. 
 
 Particularity) partikkular'eie. 
 (fr. parliciil.irite) ». I. bie S5eioiibiTl)tit 
 (bffoiibere 23i'fd)iifffiil)ett finer Sndje; etivn^ 
 SKei'onbere* , (?ineiiff)iHii(id)e»). 1. bie ©iii: 
 jell)eit, ^iinifuliiritfit, iBruniberljeit, ber t>c> 
 fcnbere llni|1niib ; einjeiite 'Sail. 3. bie ®elt' 
 faiitfeit, iSonberbnrfeit. 4. bit iperroiiiirt). 
 feit, 'ipcrroiiiilitnt. Shak. 
 
 In particularity, iiifonberfjeit', iui- 
 bcfoiioere. To relate a siory with great — , 
 eiiie C»<'r(t>id)te gaii) uiu|ldnbli(t) vi. auiinljr: 
 lid) ersnl)len. 
 
 Particularize ) partik'kulaiixe, 
 r. a. ntiffiiiulid;, uiii|liiiibli(t), tnit iitieii 
 llmilnnbeii nii<j<'''en I'b. niiriiljrfn , eiiiiflii 
 rerjeicj)iien. - v. n. in bie (S-mjtdu'iteii eiii = 
 (jel)f 11 ; (ill) eiiijedi rnigehcn (in (JfiunS). 
 
 PartiCMlarly,[jartik'kiiiuiie. ni<i>. 
 terBiifer* (iiif-brfDiiberf ; Doriiiiilirf))- 
 
 Particuiarness , paitik'kular- 
 nes. t. 1. bte SberDiiberljeit. bof 5?eronbire ; 
 tie G^ii)inl)eit. 2. bie Umilnnblid)fe(t, aiiif: 
 fiil)rliti)ffit. 
 
 Particulate 9 panikkulale, V a. 
 ein^eln, nu^uihrlidi nntiifjren, nii<]r6en. 
 
 Parting', parting, adj. 1. beini '}lb: 
 fdjieb geflebfii ob. flrniiiiitnen, »3lbrrf)irbi5 . . . ; 
 j. 95. - kisn, ber 9lOr(bieb6fu&, ©t^ribefiiB. 
 X. ? fd)eibfnb ddfl 10. 
 
 Parting cup, ber aibfAiebitninf ; pi. 
 ^er 9lbf(f)iet!ffd)imiu5. 
 
 Parting-, s. I. bie Irennitng, @d)i-i> 
 btnifl. 2. (dlifm.) bif (£d)eiMinfl. 3, hW.ir.) 
 bii* Serrcifjeu (rtiic^KnbeiS); ber 3iiil<tiib/ f><^ 
 bn6 ©(J)iff mit jerriffiiien 91iifertiiiien treibt. 
 
 Parti n g- nion e y . bie ©(t)eibcilliilljc. 
 
 Partisan, partezan. (fr. 'm.) 1. 
 1. ber ^^Jiirreiniinner (iin j^riege). 2. ber "3111= 
 h(ingtT , '•prtrteigeiiop. 3. ber SefrhliShflbrr! 
 fliib, i^ontmnnboilnb. 4. (fr. pertuisane) tie 
 5l.Mirti|'.iiif (tine 2Irt >5?pie§). 
 
 Partite, par'tiie, (1. partitus) adj. 
 (^'^or.l iiffbfilt. 
 
 Partition, paiti»li'un. (I. partitio) 
 «. I. bie J()filiino dni Iljeireii; Wertjcilt. 
 fiin); (9?rrf)f^fpr.l bie Iheilnng. Scrrheilimg 
 (eineS (^Jiitcf) iiiiter '))fi'l)rere. 2. bie irrii; 
 luing, 'Jlbronberiing, llnterritfi^niig. 3. {(S-f- 
 iimS, In* (ibuMibert) bie ^Jlbi'iMibfrniig, Hb-. 
 tl)eiliing; SUnnb, ®d)e{bem(inb (nutf) i). 4. 
 l*bof.l bie €d)eibciunnb. 5. ber a5frrd)lag, 
 terertert'erfdjiiig. 6. [''IKuf.] 6ie ^ariiiur. | 
 
 PAR 
 
 Partltion-wall, bie (Sd)fibemrtnb, 
 ®dlei^enmnfr. [leii. 2. tt)ei[cn, ucrtlieilen. 
 
 Part'tioii, V. n. I. tl)ellen , obti)ei: 
 
 Partitive, par'teilv, adj. [(J)rniiim.] 
 partirii) , rl)eiieiib, iheil... (SBciiuort ic). 
 
 Partizail \. Partisan. 
 
 Purtlet, pail'iet. (U. part) «. 1. '■■ 
 bie ijiilsfnunV. 2. * bie ^eniic. 
 
 Partly, partle, adv. \\\\\\ 11)Cil, 
 il).t(i. 
 
 Partner, part'nur, *. I. ber llieiii 
 !)abfr, Jljciliifljmrr, ®etnl)rte, 0)eiio§, ■OJi'it; 
 iienoB. 2. (in engercr ibebeutiing) a) ber 
 laiijgefiiljrte, liinjer, bie lanienim. b) ber 
 ipiinbelfgi'iu^p, ll)cill;iibrr; >21ftioniinr. c) 
 fcr ^iffpieler. d) ber (fl^fgi'iiOB , bie Q:\)t-- 
 ilfiiotTmn. 3. pi. (<))fnr.] bie gifdjungcn, 
 5ird)e. 
 
 Cliief partner, [$(inbe(] ber 5J5rinjipn(, 
 >?iiiipttl)cill)iibfr ; ^rtiiptaftiiiiuiiir. --ma n a- 
 •i,<tx, l^itnbei] ber X)ai ®frd>>ift fiibrcnbf 
 i.l)i'il(}nber. --trustee, ber ffle|V(lfd).ift*; 
 in'i'oIlnuid)rigte. A - at cards, ber i2pii'liii'= 
 t.iljrte, 'Xiitipieler. To be a- in... il;eil 
 Ijnben, iiel)ineii in ob. nil... To be a lady':. 
 -. mit riner Dnnie tnnjen. 
 
 Partner, u. a. t fid) i>erbinben (mit 
 3emn!ib) , 111 03eff(ird)nfr treren. Shak. 
 
 Partnersiiip, part'iiursiiip. «. 1. 
 fie 0)enD|7eiifd)nft; (bef.) 2. bie (5?iiiibelfio 
 PJefellfdxift, .R'ompngnie; «IJ?affopei ( iiii 
 i&efl)nnbe(). 
 
 Deed of partnemliip, ber O^efefli 
 I'diiifiSoerfrng. To enier into -, (i^nnbcl; 
 fiit niHHirrn , in eine Werf((rd)iifr treten. 
 
 Partook, partuiik', praet. u. Par- 
 lake. 
 
 Partridge, par'trldje, (gr. per- 
 dix) *. bn* 9{rbi)ii()n, 5Jeib()iil)n. 
 
 Rfd legged partridge, bn* 9?Dtllf)ll()n, 
 ■iJrrghiiljn. Round — , bn* ^iiollljorn (9lrt 
 Jbln|'ciird)ncrfe. 
 
 Partridge-berry. [Sot.] bie W\i: 
 dtefln. --breast-aloes, bie 9febl)ilf)ner> 
 ■}liDc. --shell, (•Jintiirg.J bie 23n(ird)nede, 
 bn* 9{i'bl)tif)n. 
 
 Parturiate, panu'riite, (I. par- 
 ti. rl») V ». t frfitien. [gent. 
 
 Parturient, partii'reent. adj. fretJ 
 
 Parturition, partslniush rin, s. 
 \. ro6 Alreinen, bie {iJei'urtinrbeir, ®ebiirtf> 
 iiorh. 2. bill* G-rieiigiiif}. 
 
 Party, parie. (fr. partie 11. parti) 
 
 s. I. bie 'ip.irfei, 9lbrl)filiiitg , ber ipniifen 
 
 CWrnnten); COKillt.) bn* Defnrd)enient. 2. 
 
 bie <pnrtei (in eiiieni (fctnnte :c. = ®efte). 
 
 3. [9fed)t5fpr.] bie "iPnrtle, ber (privji'iHiili-- 
 
 renbt) Iheil. 4. i ber lljeilljnber , !berl;ei' 
 
 ligte ; to be a - in rb. to.., WyW linbeii 
 
 iin ... 5. bie ^nrtie, (i)frenrd)nft. 6. bie ^cr; 
 
 U>n (OJegriifnt^ ihmi einer nnbcrn). 7. (in 3n: 
 
 faiiinirniV^tingen ; j. 58. --lage, bie %ak- 
 
 reiiviitl}; --disputes, 'iJJnriiMfiimpfe tc. 
 
 2. ParticK exi^tt in all governiiientx, and 
 
 free goveriimenis are the hot-beds ot 
 
 — . Webster. 4. This niiin was not a 
 
 — to the trespass or affray. He is not 
 
 H party to the contract or agreement. 
 
 Webster. 5. A dining — , an evening 
 
 — . 6. If the jury found that the - 
 
 slain was of English race, it had been 
 
 adjudgrd felony. Davies. 
 
 PAS 
 
 A tea-party, einc I^eege'^etl-'tftflfl. k 
 dining--, fine «!OJittng^gere(ird)nft. An 
 evening--, eiiie 31benbgere(ird)afr. A — of 
 pleasure, eine Snilpnrtie. To go on « — of 
 pi. asure, eiiier Snilpnrtie beiiui)l)neu. To be 
 of the-, mit babei frin. To make one'i 
 self a - in any thing, bei einer ©nd)e ^artei 
 ergrrifen ob. iieljtnen. To draw any one to 
 one's own — , ©inen niif feiiie ©eite bringen. 
 To be-in a suit, bei einetn 9Ced)tfrireite 
 ■Ipnrtei fein. To make one's — good, f((^) 
 gilt iicrtl}eibigen. The parties concernei), 
 bie 'Dctljeiligren. 
 
 Party-colored, bunt, uielfnrbig, ^&itt 
 (fig. #-.jury, [&iigl.) bn6 getiiird)re ®e» 
 rd)n)Drneiigt'rid)t. --man, l. ber $arfei» 
 gritOB. 2. ber Siiiftuiegler. --spirit, bet 
 "ipiirtfigt'iit. --wall, bie (?id)i'ibei«nnb, 
 3mird)eimianb. - - 2 e a I o u s , f pnrrei|iid)fig. 
 
 Party, adj. [i^crlb.] getljeilt. - par 
 pale, ber ipieb ntn ©d)ilbe. [becfe. 
 
 Paru, par'i'i. s. [3d)tl)i)ol.] bie ®olb« 
 
 Parviiv, par'vJs, (fr. ^.) ». 1. * \)tt 
 2Sprl)i)f, SorpMt). bie SBorljafle einer ^ird)f, 
 (niid)) bie.'Rirdjr (fcibil). 2. bieDi^putntion^i 
 f)nfle (biT juiigen 9{ed)t^gelef)rten). 
 
 Parvitude, pa. veiiide, 1 (D. \<xi. 
 
 Parvity, par'vete, <| parvus) 
 
 *. 1. t bie ^lein(;eit. 2. (Parvity) bit 
 ■•Winbprjn(}rigfeit. 
 
 PaN, pas. (fr. SB.) *. t ber 93prtritt. 
 
 To yield the pas, Ben SSortritt Inffcn. 
 
 Pa.^dl, pask, (gr. pascha) *. + I. 
 bn* )i'ibird)c C|lerfe|1, ^poffa. 2. Cjlcrn, ba< 
 OitiTfeft. 
 
 Paseh-egg. [Dertf.] bn« DiTerei. — 
 flower. \'^X.[ bie CfTerbdime, ®d)It>tten« 
 bliiiiif , iti'irfienfdiefle. 
 
 PasciiaS, pas'kal, ad). }nm ^flfTfl 
 Lib. jnm Dilcrfeile geljorig, Dilcrlid), Oiler... 
 - lamb, ^(ii CiTerlfliiitn. - rents, bie 9ib» 
 giibfii niif Oilern 
 
 Pasil, flash. Op. fax; fnf. facies) ». 
 I. t bn6 (i)eri(t)f; (nnd)) ber Jtopf. 2. t b« 
 Sdilng, Sirb. 3. f ber .Rug. 4. [Oert!.] 
 ein 25ii(Ifiilb, \)i\i, Corner befiimmt. 
 
 A mad pash. -j- ein trfler *0?eni'((). 
 
 Pasli, p. a. + ^effig ben'i^ren , (lofitn, 
 rd)lngfn; ierfdjlngen, jerfd)mettern, jennnfi 
 men. Shak. [CJilrfeil ber ^ai'dxi, 5injT<i. 
 
 Pa.«ilia^v, pasha w', (prrf. SSJ.) *. 
 
 Pa«iia^vlic,pa»liaw'lik, *. [liirfei] 
 bn* ^Mird}fl(if. 
 
 Pasigrapliy, pasig'grafTe, (gr. 
 pas U. graphe) *. bie '•Jlfirdjnibifuiii'J, ^nfi« 
 grnpljie. — Pasig'raplier, *. ber ^nfif 
 grnph,9lf[fd)reiber. — Pasigraph "ic, adj. 
 pnfigrnpfjitT* 
 
 Pasque-floYver, pask'-fl^uur, 
 
 'Bi't.] bie .(viid)enrd)efle (f. Pasch). 
 
 PaKqilil, pas'kwil. ) (11. Pasqiiin 
 Pasqiiin, pas'kw'n.^ s 1. [netier 
 '.(■ ^iifqnin; (bnljer) 
 er:, ©d)m(if;., ®(t)ni 
 
 ^ 
 
 T, pask-Ainade',* 
 
 9?pm! bie ^ilbfniile bei ^iifqnin; (bnljer) 2. 
 bai: ^^n^guift, bie £n|ler:, ©d)m(if;., ®(t)nn6» 
 rd)rift. 
 
 Pawquil, 
 
 Pasquin, 
 
 Pasquinade, 
 (S-inen niifeiiirpn#giiilaiitirrt)C'}lrtburd)}irl^eit, 
 liil^ern, niif G-inrn (Sd)miilird)riftrn, ein '^aS. 
 guifl m.idien. (gniflnnt, il5ni'gu'f'f'""'i*"- 
 
 Pasquiler, pask'wiliur,«. beriPn^s 
 
Fht*>, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. NA, ni6ve, n8r, got, 6il, cloud. Ti^he, Hib, lull, t/zin, Tllis. (> 17 
 
 PAS 
 
 Ptuiquinadt*, paskw'nlde', «. ba< 
 
 ^PiifilH'U. f ®rt)niiM'(t)rifr. 
 
 PtUill, p»«: (fr. pn^»c^) r. n. I. J firt) 
 
 fpritfii'tflf n i (I'Pii tiiiem Drtr |«ini niiSfnu 
 
 (jrhrn, fahnrii, rtiicii, rfifcii, jirljcii, triiiflfii; 
 
 fid) iVriptl'iiii'" 'i'- '•<*" "■'■ 2. i a) ufciT; 
 
 flfhcll (lioni . . »o. .. UPII . . JU . .) ; fpmillfti, 
 
 fanni . flerot()en (in, iiu. b) iipriibenjtljtii, 
 
 »orbn()fl)en. c) ( nri«i'l)lil. mtt awayj vn. 
 
 jjfhtn. t)l^hillfcfta'ill^<n. d) I'frftupfn , vn= 
 
 ftrnd)fii, I'enifhfii (o. 6" 3rtt). e) t «'•'* 
 
 fliiffr* Cfbeii I'lbiTflfljtii, IjinrdjeiBrn , I'rt- 
 
 fd»:ifccn, (Ifrbeil. Sh*k. f) (init uoden 
 
 ill tiwtn gnuiJTui 3nil>inb fomiiieii; j. '». 
 
 to pa»» under ilie rod, iintft bit 9{lltl)< 
 
 fomnien. g) ['ip.irl.imciir#rpr.i tiird^.irhf" 
 
 (P. !33in« pb. 03ef<^e#i'Prrct)lrti3fU). lo nn: 
 
 (jrnrMinicn lorrben , fiiir* f)iitfii (u. Ok'ibo. 
 
 qa:\(\t II. flfbf, aiiiigbiir letii, G-iit(j.ing fill^cu 
 
 (wit ®ruiiMVi9c ic ) ; l)iMgff)fn, J prtiTitni. 
 
 I) gfltru , oiiflfiVfjrii lurrtni (f»r. oli, fur^. 
 
 J) oorgrljfM, fiit Jiitrngcn, fid) frrifliirn, gc: 
 
 r<l)cl)Hi. k; ©trttt (iiiefii, I'Drfnncii (gttl)rtn 
 
 ttftNiO. I) * (tit fflrriiirn ubfridjrfittii) )ii 
 
 tufit gr^fn. Shak. m ) i'priiigli(^ i>in , fid) 
 
 flii«jf idliif It , (gfiv&!)iil. iiiir iiii pp p « • » i n g. 
 
 Aiifiirjf'*'"'- uwfnff'Kft^; ^Jf'* I'lbfrilrirteii; 
 
 oDf (?riv)arriingfi» ubrrtnffrn. Shak. id + 
 
 fluf ffnvfl* n<t)tt\\, (id) I'l" G'tiva* befum 
 
 nirrn. o) in einriii rrtrnglidjrii , Ifi6lid)fii 
 
 Siianiibt frill- P) rWre.) flbi\ft)tn (nii« trm 
 
 Ecibf); (id) nbfpiitfrii. 3. [9tfd)t«iVr.] <i'pii 
 
 eiiuni ($-i(K nrhunier nuf riiif n niibrrii) fibf rgr; 
 
 ^)fii av Wriiiibilfirf^ii). 4. I5fd)tf.) fliifi.iflcii, 
 
 (iii«i1p§tii. 5 (fiflrtrnfp.) pafini (iiid)riViol«M). 
 
 6. loiiffii, fid) aii«erf)nrii (wir fine t'lnl* u.>. 
 
 i. A man niAV pait on fool, on lior«e 
 
 back or in a carringej a bird aiiH h 
 
 uipleor pat* tliroiigh the air; a »blp 
 
 pa Ate* on or tlirough the watrr , 
 
 light pa Ate « from the aun to (he earlli 
 
 In about eiglit niiiiuiet. 2. a) To — 
 
 from juAt to unjukt. Tcmpi.c. h Tliiv 
 
 will not - lor a fault in liiui. till it ix 
 
 proved to be one in u*. ATTCRBuav 
 
 k) Provided no indirect art - ii|»/U 
 
 onr prayeri ( bf i lllliern Oirbffrn i i" 
 
 defile them. Taylor, o) A niiddliii;; 
 
 aoit of man wba left well enough bv 
 
 hiA faiher to — . but he coulil never 
 
 think he had enough, so long ns aii> 
 
 bad more. LEathanoe. 3. The Uml 
 
 article pflAAcd bjr livery and At-iAiii. 
 
 6. The north limit of MaKkacl>nArits 
 
 paAACS tkiee mile* north ot the Mer 
 
 riniac. Wcbatcr. 
 
 To i>< past, I'prfibrr, cpflbriidjr jViii. 
 
 To come to pass, (iiiriilrnS || ) I. (id) Jii^ 
 
 tM<|fii, fid) errigiifn. 2. fpniinrit. From 
 
 whence it comer to — . n>Pt)cr ti fpllMllt. 
 
 To bring to -. brivirffll. To let -. I. ppf: 
 
 iibrTgi"Ij»ii lii(i>'ii . pprbi-iMiirn ; prrnrhi'ii hii": 
 
 ftii; (©nvn«) gehfii IniTfii. 2. iprginiTin. 3. 
 
 •fnt)rfll IniT'l'; To let - umewMnled, un 
 
 piiiilAlied. iiiit'i'lptiiit, iiiibi'flraft tii||i-ii, iii<1)i 
 
 ><l;<!)iirii, ind)r t'ltlriiiVn ; 1-et thai -, rr?(ii 
 
 lUir nid>f lliiljr ftlPPli; Let the »orla -, ft. 
 
 flfl)< , ll'iC C* iPld. T" - in any oiir'A lie*rt. 
 
 @-iiirin biird) bciiKipf iirhriKP. 3^rrlu. To - 
 
 III pioliHtiou uitliany one. ^nrl1tl| fpilitufll, 
 
 G'liirm ]ti briprti'rti.SiiAk. In paskiiig, tiii 
 
 Svrbciae^cu. 
 
 PAS 
 
 To pass about, l)eriimije!)en, ntngel^en. 
 
 To pass along, pPTP(ig(l)i:ii. Ak he, 
 we etc. paAted along. uiUiTiueg^, auf Dem 
 5a5cgf, ill! JBorbeigeljuii. 
 
 To pass away, I. pprtibcrgcljeit , PDr< 
 bt\i}et)ti\, luirgget^rii, verrdiiuiiiDdi. 'i. pergct^cii. 
 
 To pass away from.., || vpriiber>ifl;(ii 
 upr (O'liienUi fid) eiitfenu tjMttw ppii i(ri: 
 iictni. Shak. lupcbei fpiiniieu. 
 
 - To pass by, vprubrrgctjeii, uprbfigcl^rii ; 
 
 To pass by any nne'k door, ail3<ili>1i>Cv 
 lljuc uprbcirpniiiitn Pb. gcl;eii. 
 
 To pass for. geltdi, ge^Alteii ivrrbrii 
 tut ..,; ' \itt)tn flit ... (men. 
 
 To pass in, t)iiiriiigrratf)(n, f)iii(iiifpiii: 
 
 To pass into, ubi'rgt'l)t:ii in ... Tu 
 pass into a law, jiiin (Mrii'ijr ivcrCcn. 
 
 To pass on, I. fprifiidni, fprigrltrn. 
 fprtfdjrrifrn. 2. uorgcljfii urfplgcii). Wliiir 
 dial passed on, uiitt-rPrfJcii, niitOeniicilr. 
 3. iirti)(ilrn, rid)trn ttibcr). Shak 
 
 To pass over. grl)fll, fahrtn , rritril. 
 iVtjfii liprr..., Ijiiiiibrrijtljtn, l)imibiT|Vi)eii, 
 liiiu'ibfrfnt^ren. To pas* over to the oihei 
 Aide, niif On niibrrt Critt Ijiniibrrgrl;^, fut) 
 Ijiiu'iPrrinodjen. 
 
 To pass through, rrifrii , itt)t\i , Vti- 
 ttn, f.iljrru, briiigtn, I'lbrr..., biird).., 
 fuTd)ii(t)<n , burd)iirl)en , biirdyrtiftn, burd;- 
 iiitjxeu. 
 
 To pass upon, (hiiriii iiigrfti>l"vi^<'b(ii, 
 i)t|Vitlt luerDtii iipie nniKtnig, Strrid);. 
 To pass upon any one's liie, (S-uuni illl'^ 
 Srbrii lUPflcn. Shak. (f. to pass on N. 3 > 
 
 l"aiiiiv V. a. 1. panlreii (eincii jylntiK.;, 
 gel)ni, fiil}r«n, rtiieii, rrifcn, ftijen libtr...; 
 curd)id)n(itfn (ciiu iiinif). i. I;niiuiffli't)tii 
 fiber..., iibrifdjnirfii {iiiid) i>. 3. jiibnii; 
 ijrn, Ijinbriimru , Pfrbriiigtn trie 3ni) , vev 
 icbrn (ben ^gpinmrr in brr ©tabt ic). 4. in 
 ■beiueguiig |Vi)fii; rdjirftn; fprrfdjajfiiii ; trei; 
 pen. 5. (djndl briucgm ; ). iB. to - one « 
 eye over.., (ti\w6 pudjng ubcrrii)«n, einni 
 flrid)tig.n !»lirf luerfin iiiif... 6. (ppn einem 
 (i-igtntl)umcr nnf emeu iinftcrn) iibtrtriigen. 
 7. pon fid) oufgcl)eii liiffin, nufiVredjrn. 8. 
 Periibigeii, nbniiid}eii, iiu6miUl)en , ADtl)Uii 
 (iMii 0)crd).ifti. 9. (iiiif 2tmiit)ipeujen> libcr; 
 grheii ; &twai mircrlafjen ; iiberid)l.igen, 
 iinfl'ifT'n (eine £rflle lo ; ousfd)M!jen lein 
 •Jiurrbieieni. 10. I)iiigcl)fn l.ifien, gciren Mi'- 
 Kii, jiihifTen (Cine J<ed)niin.j lo. Ii. bnrrt)' 
 i.ilTfii, I'prbrilrtJTen ; Hiri1)gil;cii Mfieii. li. 
 [■iJj'irlnmtMrciur.J burd)flil)fM in ... (p. &e: 
 lil^iepprfdjliigen; }. 2). Neither of these bilK 
 li.'iA yet paksed tlie Imuke of Cominons. 
 (friiie biciVr »i((* i|l uPd) im llnrerijiune 
 mrrtjgrgiingenj ; t>»rd)gil)tM loiTen, gemljmi; 
 gin, pplircn (cine iMIl; j. 25. The lionfce ot 
 represeiitaiivet pasted tlie bill, ^0r ^\Ul6 
 
 Kr 58plf^rivriii'entiinten Ijflt een (i)cfci)eSi 
 ppridji.ig geiiel)niigt). 13. uPerilrtjen, aiisilci 
 l)fn. 14. Allien iibertrcffi'ii , (fineni liberie! 
 iirn lein (in, nn; , liueriUigcn. 16. (bctnig: 
 lid)i-r aiifiiV; (*rron* niifbiiipen (on, G-incno, 
 viMl'iriii liiffiii, rtiifiifbiii (bfi (ymenn. 10 
 HI jur<t) line 9lfre nd)cvn. Shak. hi iiblrgcn 
 (riiirii ^10). Shak. 17. beiirt)tin , ribcricfila; 
 ,1111. .Shak. IH. -J- iiii OJiiiereiiiuge tie >&ullf 
 pirirrirn. Shak. 19. i?iirrt)rfil)rn, biir(t)iaiifcii 
 iiiffrii, bm-d)fliepfii, oiircViiljl.igtn, leitjcii, 10. 
 
 tUTitiiitdtll, 
 
 PAS 
 
 2. The young maii has not passed the 
 
 age ot frivotoiiAiirss. Web.hter. 3. To 
 
 pass the night in revelry, and the dajr 
 
 in Aleep. Webster. 6. To - land fron 
 
 A. to B. by deedj Webster. 7. To — 
 
 cen>ure on anoiher's works. Watts. 
 
 8. This night well - the busiuea* 
 
 privately and well. Shak. !3. To - a 
 
 severe test. 15. She passed the child 
 
 on her husband lor a boy. DrvDEB. 
 
 19. To — wine througli a filter. Bacon. 
 
 To pas* one's puncto, (Jedjtf.J ouif.ll. 
 
 len. .Shak. To - a bill into a law, |qSar» 
 
 lanientefpr.) einen 0)cfe9edpprrd)liig in cin Qif 
 
 I'ci; penvniibeln. To - the bounds of ino' 
 
 drration. Die ©rcnjen Dcr "W.iKigiing i'ibet» 
 
 rd)reiten. To be pa«t the strait*, fiift jexu 
 
 leiie Dcr 'Weereiige bcfiiiBeii, fiber bie "Meeri 
 
 enge l)iiiau« fein. To - a xhip under the 
 
 bowkprit, gner ppr eineiii ©d)ifFe ppriiberfe' 
 
 geln. To - one's businexs inio other hands, 
 
 ffiii (»erd)iift eiiiem •Miitcrn fibergcbrn. Ta 
 
 - ceOAure on anuilier'x works, t>je 'JlJerfe 
 einc« •MiiPcrn tiibcln, befnttelu. To -sen- 
 tence or Judgment on..., cm llrtl)eil ipre* 
 d)tn fiber. ..To - Judgment on one's »elf, 
 Md) jVlbjl fein llrtljiii iVred)en Pb. pcrurtljei» 
 ini. To - conipliiuents on any one, (tiiiem 
 ^pinpliiiifiite in.idjrn, ri1)nind)iil).iffe Diiifte 
 f.igen. To - one's verdict, feine 'Bteinunfl 
 iibgibcn, fid) erfiiiren. To - an act, I. cine 
 Urfnnbe nu6|lellrn. 2. cine ilfte ib. I). &tt 
 fctji niiid)cii (burd)>jcl)cn Mficii, pBtireiU. Ta 
 
 - a law, em (iJefi-^ gcbcn. To - a trick oa 
 any one. (Jincin ctncii iSrrcif^ ipiden. To 
 
 - a Jest on any one, fid) Uber (fiiicn llljlif 
 madjeil. To - one's approbation on any 
 thing, &tm.l« bidigcn. To - one* promise, 
 lent 20(Tt gcbcn. To - one's word for any 
 one. fur ©men gnt fprcd)en , fid) fur ©inen 
 pcrbfirgcn. To - to (oue's) account, in 
 ■J{cd)nniU3 bringcn. To - a bill or draft 
 upon..., l^.ineclj trai'ilrcn aiif... To - « 
 buAincHs. (In Wcfd)nft .ibni.id)cn. To - into 
 ihe books, l>?iinbeli t)iid)cn, in bie ©fi^ct 
 cinrriigcn. To - to any one's credit, ill jC* 
 nirtiiP* ®atl;iiben bringcn. To - muster, 
 bie -Wnilcrnng piiifircn. To - a note or bill, 
 cinen a3id>!"cl (an &iiicn) fibcrtmgcn. To - 
 the bottle (from one guest to aiioiheri, bie 
 Jliifdje l)iniibcrgcbtrn , l)iniibcrreid)cn. To - 
 a pauper from one town to another, eilien 
 •Jlrnun ppn eincr ©tiiei imd) ciiicr anbcrn 
 rd)iiffcii or. bringcn. To - a ball, (•^iiU|>.) 
 fiucii 23.1(1 ,in bie OK.uier iM)lagcu, Hi et 
 .iiirftcfpriKU. To - a rope round a yaid, 
 cm Scil nm eine iSrange Pb. Jfaa i'd)liigcu. 
 To - upon account as.., bofur (illjcljen, 
 III*... To - had money ale. , frtlfdlC* 6lct6 
 III llmiiinf pber Run iV^cn, oiiSgebcn, 
 
 To pass away. pcrid)ivcnben (fciu 8Jer« 
 inpgcn :c.); wcrbriiigcn (Me 3cir lO. 
 
 To pass by. 1. fibrrgcl)cii ; iiberfe()tn 
 (Allien). 2. ubcriVljcn, ucr5cil;cn, ti\x(<l)uU 
 bigcn (95irrbrcd)fii ic). 
 
 To pass over, I. briiigen ubfr (einen 
 Sine u.j, ilbrrfcijcn (Irnppen ic). 2. ub«» 
 iul)rrii. fibrrlificni I bciii Jiinbe ic). 3. t 
 iibcrgihcii if;brrl)fipiVn. iiPcrfcljeii). 
 
 I'hkm, up. piii.) t. 1. Per (ciige) Diird)» 
 gr.iig, '■Jj.iQ, CS-ii,ip>ifl, ^ir X)iird)i lOrr, JChuUe. 
 2. i a> bie V.igc, *c|"d)iiiftiil;cit, Ocr 3ii|1''iib. 
 
fi48 Fate, far, fhW, fat. Me, met. Tinp, ffn. No, ij»6vt', n6r, s^ot, 6il, d6M. TAbe, tub, fnll. i/mii, TIII.i. 
 
 PAS 
 
 b) Mc 55eTlfgfnt)eit, trniiriflf CnflC 3. i (6n6 
 
 ipfiielimrii ) 6er ©rtjritt. Siiak. 4. ber 2i5efl 
 
 (bit Strngf, G-iittVrminij) Rai-eiom. 5. (bie 
 
 e-rtniibnig, Mird) finm Drt jii flel)eii) bcr 
 
 ^fiie, Biir(hiTii'<l ; (Ml)en «>. bcr ^np, Ofeife; 
 
 I'njj, Sdiifffime. 7. ber eniifpiie (tvoinit 
 
 SPertler u. in iljre ^eitiintl) jurii(f(ii|"d)icft 
 
 ivcrbciu. 8. (&i'd)tf] ber Sluffiid, ®ti»^. 
 
 2. b) To wliat a pass are our minds 
 
 brought. SiDKEY. 3. Your grace lia» 
 
 looked on my patses. Shak. 
 
 Pass of pate, btr mit^lqt ^itlfnft. Shak. 
 To be well to pins, in (jtitrn tlnnlonben 
 feiti. You are at a fine -, f ©ie fi"t' "U" 
 fri)&n bornil! M;iUers have been brought 
 to this -, ff ifl bnmit To ivctt jjcfjmmeii. 
 They are come to iliat -, that etc., ti tfl 
 fn u'cit mit il)nfn geroimiicn, bng ic The 
 business is at the same — , bit Sild)C flEl)t 
 npcb niif bcmfelbrn ^iinfte, 6cpiibct fid) iio<^ 
 in betnri'l6fn 3"l'^nll^e. To make a - at an 
 antagonist, [grrfjtf.] niif fiiieii ®eijncr (Id» 
 gen, niiffntleu 
 
 Pass-bank, I. bie ^piifrf)', Sajurfflbnuf. 
 2. bie 2>iinf (bir ©al) im ©virle). 3. bie 
 fcffentlirf)!'!! 3-onb$. -by -hawk, (Drnitl).] 
 trrt^rcniMiiitj^frtl*, ^nn^lTr^1If. — parole, 
 pa<.paroI«', [ TOilit. ] bet 2*Mifbctf()l , tai 
 burd) ta6 Spttv Iniifenbc SiM'iingfiuort. — - 
 par- tout, pas'-plrtu. (fr. 833.) ber §aiipt> 
 fd)li"tiTc(. --rose, [23i>t. ] bie ^ffiiiibrofc 
 — -velours, pas'-velurs, f [ 5BLif. ] bic 
 Cnmtncrt'Iiime. --voiant. [Wilit.] ber 
 S^'finbe , tlinbe diiif ber '5)finlprro(le (lihriite, 
 (iter iiid-,t iitfleiiiumtifle) ©olbnt; ['•ffirtr. ] 
 brr iMiiibe '0}rinnM'c. 
 
 Pa.ssal>le, pa.isabi, (fr. 533) aiij- 
 
 1. piiTfirt lvcr^en fiiiinoiib, jii pniTiren , ivir> 
 
 rifrrr mnw fdiiffen, rcifeii, fDimiieii faiiii. 2. 
 
 ^I!rd^^rlmfll•n lucrbeu funiioiib, bllrd)^rin^v 
 
 lid). 3. 1 a) floiuibflr fWtlb JC. ), oriltiii. h) 
 
 frtrngdd), leiblid) (mittelmft^ig). c) ipohlflf: 
 
 litteii, pipiilnr. Bacon. 
 
 1. Tlie roads are not passable. The 
 
 stream is — in boats. 2. A substaacr 
 
 — by a fluid. Webstkr. 
 
 Pa!«Jtabl(;ne8.«, pas'sahincs, j. i. 
 b(e ^iflciudjiiff , bn eiii g-dig ic. pnffirr luer; 
 bett fniiM. 2. bic £eiblid)fcit, t)(\& i.'ciblirf)e, 
 0-rtr.iiirid)r. [fid), Itiblid) 
 
 pHSKably, pas'sable, adv. rrtrai) 
 I*HJ«Ka.fle, |)a...sade',Ji. [3-fd)tf.l biT 
 l*a.<<!ita<1o, passa'do,^ 91iif fad, ©tcM. 
 I>a.«i<rafie, (fr. 2D.) <• 1. [9{eitf.] bic 
 ^flfinff. 2. t berSfhi't'ffiiiiifl, ix^i Sfljrgelb 
 PaKsag-e, pa-sldje, (fr. 833.) * 
 1. (bn* Sid): (jortbcu'Ciien jii Saiibe cber 
 ju SDiiiTcr, in ber Ciifr nb. in eiiier niiberu 
 ©ii&ilniij) ber Diird)iiiing; SSornf'crgnng 
 riiird)rltt, bie riiird)tiil)rr, X)iird)rrife , ber 
 t>iird)iiig; Wnng, bic Dfcife; ber llcbergiing 
 3iig; Diirdipiui, SBiirfitnrpiig, 3ng, b.ir 
 £treid)CM (ber aspgcljo; [IMji)!".] ber Diird)* 
 g(in9 (bc« t'ld)ref :c.); [W.ir.] bie gitljrt, 
 llel)ert'iil}rti lipanbe!] fer ias3nfiren>) IrMu 
 fit. Diirriiiintifl , 2)iird)iiig; ? tci .Shak. 
 tie S5iiri'i6ergii)cnbfn. 2. i a) ber lUbeniniin 
 fc) t ttti 25fr.ifl)cii , 2>crtiril)eii, ber 25fr. 
 fnn. 3. IWor.l bic llct'rrmlirt (3nt, iuiii)> 
 rcnb iuefd)er ninn I'lbrnnhrt); (ii. in rngercr 
 S3ebeuti;ng) a) bn* g-al)rgelb, bie 5«''irt)f' 
 Ucbcrfn()rr«grbri(;r. b; c^^l« lte6erfal}rt*rcdit' 
 
 PAS 
 
 bie llr&erfnljrt. 4. ber ^Beg, Diirrf)grtng, bie 
 Durd)fal)rt, ber ^np. 5. i ber ^eg. 6. iai 
 9luf:, Db. (5-iiigel;en, ber (frcie; 9liiegnng cb. 
 ©iiigniig. 7. i ber d-ingdiig, bie Sliifiinljine. 
 8. bie Deffiiiing, 9{&()re (}. 93. -of the urine. 
 biej^nriiriiljre). 9. (t ii. 6«iiinl)e "> ber SSor: 
 fn(l . bie SBi'gfbcnIieit, 93ortonimciif)eit, bn* 
 (S'reignig. 10. bie ©telle (in cinem 58iid)e 20 ; 
 [■Wiif.] ber Snuf, bie T^nffnge. 11. bie g-ul).; 
 rung, Ceitnng (v. Werdjafreu) ; bn* 95crl)ai: 
 ten. 12. [^porlninentC'ipr.] Mi I)urd)gff)en, 
 ber t)urd)gnng (eincr ®ifl) bie ®enehmi= 
 g)'ng (cine* G)f fef5iH)rfd)Ing«) ; - of a bill 
 into a law, bie 23cnunnbliing eine* (JJefelj-. 
 I'orf^ng* in ein &i\t^. 13. ta& 5}5nfd)iViel, 
 'spoft^en. 
 
 2. b; Would some part of my young years 
 might but redeem the passage of 
 your age. Shak. 
 
 3. We had a passage of twenty-eight 
 days to New -York, and of thirty- live 
 days to Liverpool. G. 
 
 5. And with his pointed dart. 
 Explores the nearest passage to his 
 
 heart. Drydeh. 
 
 6. What! are my doors opposed against 
 
 my passage? Shak- 
 
 7. Among whom I expect this treatise 
 will have a fairer passage than 
 among those deeply imbued with other 
 principles. Digby. 
 
 9. A remarkable passage in the life of 
 Newton. 12. His agency in procuring 
 tlie passage of tlie stamp act was 
 moie than suspected. Hosack. 
 
 Traders of passage, f)frinn}U'l)enbC 
 .Rauflciire, 5pnii|irer. Bird of-, l. f ber 
 DiigLH'gci, ©tridji'ogel. 2. ± ein Wenid), ter 
 feinen feilen, befiiiutntcn 2liifenr()nit Ijnt. A 
 street that has no — out, eine ©nrfgnffe. 
 A narrow — between two hills, ein ®ct'irg6! 
 png. A — of state, f bif ©tnntinngrlcgen- 
 Ijeit. An act of common — . exmcti ffleiuijljll: 
 ltd)c6, eine geivBljniidje 5panblung. Pas- 
 sages of proof, iBfiuei^ilcllcu , b. I). Gt: 
 frt(;rungen, bie bai tiiglid)c Ceben bnrbietet. 
 
 To engage a passage on board a ship, 
 eincn $infj, eine finjfite nuf eineni ©djiff*' 
 neljnien t^b. bcjleflen. To take (a) -. f\d) 
 einfc^iffcn. To take a - for.... i'itH'rfnl)ren 
 tind)... To have a fair—, pielen (S-mgnng 
 Ituben (gnt nufgcnominen luerben). 
 
 Passage- boat, bie g-iiljre, t^i-ii Jnljr: 
 boot, >Wnrftrd)iff. --mouey, bn* Uebcr= 
 frtl)rgrlb, ^nifngiergelb. 
 
 Pa.sitag^e^ v. n. [3?eitf ] bni ^ferb 
 ^piilTngrii nind)en Infjen. [fngier, 5){eifr-ibe. 
 
 Passagr<*r, pas'sldji'ir, *. ber ^m': 
 
 PaNsaiit, pas'sant, (fr. S33.) adj. I. 
 
 l>>rrnlO.J flcljeiib , rd)reitenb. 2. ftiu-fttig 
 
 (nnrf)iniTiti; ol>er|lnd)lid)). 
 
 2. Uii a passant review of what I wrote 
 
 to ilie Bishop. Pett. 
 
 Kn passant, (fr.) bcili^nfig, nebeui;er; 
 III bet (file. 
 
 Pas.^eng'er, pas'sinjur, «. ber %i\' 
 rnn'''r, Sfcifenbe (jn \!i5ngcn , jn ©djijfe ob. 
 S» iufi), Ciird)rcifeiibe. 
 
 Passe II ge r- car, ber 2S5ngen fur bie 
 JCeirrnten nut (JiiVnt'nljncn. —-hawk, ber 
 833nnbrrfiilf, (5-bc(fnlf. 
 
 Passer, pas'sur, «. ber Surbciacheiibc, 
 
 PAS 
 
 Wnnbcr^mfliiii, tiurd)reifi'n6e. 
 
 Passer-by. ber 2S(>rn6ergcf)enbe. 
 
 Pa.«serine, pa.s'sriripie, (p. fnt. par- 
 ser) adj. ju ben ©pcrlingen ge()orifl. 
 
 Pas.^ibility, pa.ssebiri^ie, (fr. pas- 
 siiiiiite)*. bicCeibcn*t<il)igfeit, ©nipfinbunfl^s 
 (hl)igft'it, Scibeii*cnip|aiiglid)feit. 
 
 Passible, pas'.scbl. (fr. 803.) adj. 
 leibpiu-fnljig, fnipfiiibiing*inf)ig. 
 
 Pa.«tsibleue88 , pas'slblnis, (. 
 Pas s i b i I i t y. 
 
 Pa.ssiiig-, pas'sing, I. ad), au&qtt 
 jctd)net, porji'iglld), oorircfflid). 2. adv. ubets 
 nil*, nngerorbentlict), augeril, auSnc^nienb, 
 iingeiuein. 
 2. Passing fair; — strange. 
 
 Passing-, *. bie inndiui^e, bet 
 Durcfcgnng. 
 
 Passing-bell, bie lobtenglorfe. 
 
 PaSSing-Iy, pas'single. adv. * tin* 
 geniein, I'ibernu*. WicKi-rPFit. 
 
 Passion, pash'un, (fr. 8B. u. Inf. 
 passio) *. I. bai Ceiben, brr leibenbe 3u» 
 (Innb (ber (Sinbrutf , bic aCirfnng, mclctc 
 eine niigere itrnft nuf eincn Jlorper I;eroor< 
 bringt; bn*, lun* innn erieibet). 2. + bie 
 2ciben*fnl)igfeit. 3. tai Ceiben, bie ^gnifioii 
 dbrifti. 4. [$f)ilof.] bie 2eibenrd)nft; (u. in 
 engerer aSebcntung) a) bif l;cffige fflemutf)«« 
 beiuegnng, btr lVibcn*}uilanb; (bnljer) bie 
 5?i^e, berSorn. b) bie licfrigc DTeignng, 9ei» 
 benrd)nft (for. filr), Sicbe (for. jin. c) itt 
 (S-ifer (for, fur); bn* SBcrlniigen (for, nncj) 
 &tiun*). 5. ber 5?iebc*gernng. 
 
 I. A body at rest affords us no idea of 
 any active power to move, and when 
 set in motion, it is ratiier a passion 
 than an action in it. Locke. 2. The 
 differences of moldaljle and not mold* 
 able elc, and many oilier passions 
 of matter, are plebeian notions. Bacon. 
 
 Tlie iliac passion, [?5?eb.j bie Cnrin* 
 girt)t. To fly into a -. nuf einninl jor« 
 uig luerben. To fall into a -, jornig ioer» 
 ben. To put any one in a — , (Jinen nuf« 
 bringcn. To liave a - for . ., ©tiun* lieben. 
 
 Passion-flower, ( iSot. j bie '^nMt 
 iloneblunic. — week. [Sut] bie G^iinuoc^e, 
 ^TOnrtcr:, ^nr(ton*U'0(()e. 
 
 Passion, v.n. f inl)cffigerC5)einrit()5i 
 i>cii)cgiing fcinj Iciben, trnuern (over, for, 
 liber, lucgeii). 
 
 1 passion to say etc., e* tl;ut inir Itib, 
 I'ngen )n nulffen. Shak. 
 
 Passionary , pasirunare , '. fr. 
 
 pnssioniiaire) <. bn* ^JJnmonft'lld). 
 
 Passionate, pasliunnai, (fr. pa»> 
 sionne) adj. I. Icibcmdjoftlid), a) l)cftig, 
 lcb()nft, lonrm ( SaSinud), 21iitheil jc. ). b) 
 I)i(jig, jornig , juni Soriic gencigtA(ti. ?pcrfo» 
 nen). 2. Ijingcriffcii i>rn trniirigon (JJrfi'iljien. 
 
 Tu be passionate for any tiling, ^t* 
 lun* feibciii"d)nfrlid) licben. 
 
 Passionate-, v. a. f l. G^inen ri'tl}« 
 ren. 2. leibcnrdjnt'ilid) bnrilcden , rl■It)ren^ 
 nu^brnrfen, fingen, (itlngen) nii*|lpgeii; bu 
 flngen. Spenskr. Shak. 
 
 Pas.sionateiy, pash'unnatli, ado 
 lcibcnrd)nffiid), ai hcifig. b) }iTntg. 
 
 Passionateness,pasli dnnltnet, 
 t. 1. bie 2eibeiird)nftiid)ffit. 2. bif $it>e, 
 ipefrigfeit, ber llngc|1uin. Bovuc 
 
FAlP, fftr, fall, fat. M^. met. Tinp, fin. N6, movp, n6r, got, 6Il, rl6fi<?. Ti\hp, tub, fi'ill t^in, THi<. 649 
 
 PAS 
 
 Pasffionert, panli'i'iiH. at!J. itxitn! 
 frti.Milid) , l)ffrig beiveflt , Cel^en|■(feofr nil*' 
 jri'irfifiiO- . Itfiifitiifteiofi. 
 
 PHfiSlonlcRS, paslri'iiiles. adj. I(i: 
 
 P«Kliive, pas'siv. (I.n. pa«siviisi 
 adj. I. piiffio, lft^flI^; [PJramm.] pniTio, 
 |(i^rll^ , Ifirmtlid) (3finuorf>. H. paffii' 
 (nid)t luiDer|lfhell^, ^lll^nlD). 
 
 Pnaaivr obeHienre. tfX pilflToe Wff)l'r 
 f.lMl. - debt*. ^piiifil'filjIllPcll. - commerce, 
 trade, tcr ^.^^^fll'lJl1tl^rl, (5-!iltiihrl)illiPfl. 
 
 PanKive, «. [Wninim.) tai leitmbe 
 Sfitivprt, '^iifili'. 
 
 Passively, pan'Mvi*. ode. 1. p.iffiy, 
 lfi^en^ , Itiffiuiirt). 2. [WmMim.j iifld) ter 
 {Jprin (inf* ll•l^enrell 3fjtmprt«, flW Ititfiii 
 tff 3fitwff- 
 
 Pawsiveness, p»»'Mvne», ». I 
 ►if 'iJJ.iiTiiHt.U , J?fitifntii(f)fcit, tai efi^f^^^. 
 2 tie £eif«nrtniprtiiflli<l>fcit. 3. Cie ffleMilt, 
 
 I. The passive ne«« of inal«f r. Webstcr 
 
 Panfiivity, pa«iv vite. t. Me ^ni'il; 
 
 pjriii. (iifii Diirrt)a«t'<l hl1brll^• 
 
 PaSKleSS, pait'lnii. adj. v(aHot , ttu 
 
 Passover, pa«. iSvur. *. Baf ^nif'i 
 
 (tft SiiDeiu, a) en* CAerlomiii. b) ta# 
 
 DiVrfrft. 
 
 Passport, pa»'pArt. (fr. pa»«eporn 
 $. l.^a%H^^, Jfeiffpne. OJfleitf brief. '2. 1 
 ber WeleiWbrirf. 3. Mr erlniil'iiijj, MrbPtfiic 
 TOnnren , 9Ji&6e(n eiii' uii6 nii«iii|'iil)rrn , 
 o^iif bie qen>ol)iilid)eii ilbgaben ^u btiat)lt\\, 
 ber ^.ifTcrjertel. 
 
 Passy iiieasure,pas'ii^ mczbure. 
 (it. p.i»nmeiio ) t « riiir *!Irt oltrr, frnilfr. 
 (Irifer Iniij 'ftiid) cinq-pace (lenatilit). Shak. 
 Past, pa«l. prart. ti pp. v. pa»«. <(Ur 
 Pa»»ed> nrf/. rrrflriTni, perfliiitneii, hiii 
 Ijcrbei; alt praep. I. fiber, uber ... hiimiif, 
 fiber ... hinil'i'fl. He w«« p«»t »en»e of 
 feeIiiig.erhiitteiine*WnuM ihtIitch. He wa» 
 
 - cure or lielp , t6 ii<iir ihiii ni(^t Diehr ju 
 f)eifeii. - belp, iinheilbiir, iinaMjelfJirf). - 
 cine Pter reco»ery, iiiil}rilbar. - (overii- 
 nieui. iiid)t mefjr rrciiert iverbeii fi)ll1le^^, 
 fiA nid>t iiichr leiteii InffeiiD. — kliaaie. pljiif 
 Sdiiiiii, f<tiinilP«. - hope. l)Pffiiiin()*lP«. - 
 tbe boiiiidniy. liber bie Oirenje I)iiiini5. - 
 ■II danger, niijirr nflrr 0;e|il()r. - dispnle. 
 flitgrr nfletii Streite, iiii|trriri(i. A womsn 
 
 - cliild bearing, eJtie t^rnii , tie feiiie S.in- 
 biT ilifhr brfi'imnt. \t i« — my comprelien- 
 •lon. e* (1(1)1 ilbrr niriiie 23riiriffe. -a child, 
 frill fiill^ mfl)r, fiber bn4 AiiiPe^nlcer biii! 
 aut. 1. -f inrhr <\\i, I'ibrr. Bown noi - three 
 qnarterk of a yiird long. !i^P(iril , Me lll<l)t 
 fiber 6rei 95:ertelc • P-(leii Iniiq fiiiB. 3. (ihmi 
 btr3eiti Mild), llbrr. The company n«»enib|rd 
 at halT-«ev»n, 6ie OleiVllirtnift fnili mil 
 ()alb rtd>t Uhr ilii'ntiiiiirii; a quarter - five. 
 rill SBierrel niif fed)* Ufjr, etii iBurtc! fiurr 
 fuiif. [Oehf ir.ir ili(l 
 
 Prov I am past my latin, fer ^Sl•r^lnll^ 
 
 Patt-due, bereir* rerfiiden , fibertiidni 
 (©rtjulB); - protest, ^er I'crfpntere ?J5ri>rc|l. 
 
 Past, «• die SSergiiiioeiii)rit; tm 2$t-r: 
 jfliineti*. 
 
 Paste, pi<te, (fr. pate f. paste, (jr 
 paste) I. 1. ber ieifl; (ii- in ivejtrrrr95ebeii: 
 tunfl) ber 1I)pii, Me Wiiffe ; (WiiieMla J ber 
 Xei(|. 3. i Die $orni, @e|1alt. 3. Me '^appe, 
 
 PAS 
 
 bet !?tei(ler. 4. bit ^a(le (bet afTetftein, 
 91bou0). 
 
 To raise paste, ^afleteit mttctien. To 
 mold into n new -, uniformcil, llllii)e|'li\Ueil, 
 iiiiiiiiobeln. 
 
 Paste-board, bet ^iippriibrrfel , bie 
 ^15tU'pcj - adj. p.ippen , aii4 ^oppenberfel. 
 --pot, bie itlii|lcrid)fi(TeI. 
 
 Paste, 0. o. fieiilerii , pnppen. 
 
 To paste up, flu(flci|lern , oiifpoppeii. 
 To - on . iinfieiilern. 
 
 Pastel, pas'tel, «. I. [^t.] ber 
 %-\H(l, 5iirt<irm.ub, 2C.itb. 2. bfli^HJaibblrtii. 
 
 Pasteler, paotlur, (U. paste) s. t 
 ber ^^ii|tiTeiiinirfir. 
 
 Pa.St«'^ril, pas'turn. (fr. pituron) t. 
 1. Me i.ttv) tfiffel (ber 'iiierbe). 2. (f ober 
 pcrii(t)tlid)> ber (ineiifd)lirt)e) Jii^. Drvde.i. 
 
 Pasteru joint, Oai 9ef|ri|)cfenf (bet 
 ^pf'erbei. 
 
 Pasticcio, pastii'ihii. (it. <!S.) t. 
 1. brt6 (iiemeiigfil. 'I. ( OMiif. ii. Spvtf.] Me 
 iiifiiiimieiiiir(li>ppiltrDperiimii|lf.3iiiniiimeii! 
 fipppelci . i}i.id)bilMiiu] , ber 3>if<ttiimeiiirtin. 
 
 Pastil, pi«'ijl. (fr. pastille, pastel; 
 I. i-MiMl.l bet ^.iileO ( S.irbeiiiltft). 2. 
 fas 9;(iiid)errcrid}eii. 3. ber :iO>ubriid)eii (ber 
 Jiirbrn. 
 
 P.isi il -paint ing. bie $>ifleninrt(erei. 
 
 Pastime, pa'> 'lute, (pats u. time) 
 I. ber Beiii'ertreib, bie Biirjiveil. 
 
 By way of pastime, jiiill 3eituertreib. 
 
 Patstiiiie, t>. n. t iliiriiveil tretbeii. 
 
 Pastiliaca, patieni ka. I. t i^Pt.J 
 1. bie ^.iiliUiife. 2. ber ^tVUiAiu.iiVj- 
 
 PastinatiOIl, p2stenA'»hun, (I). 
 
 paste) «. |i'iiiibiuir(l)rd).J bi( Siibereituiig ber 
 (rrbe )iiiii ^jtaiiteii. 
 
 Pastor, pls'tur, (Int. SO.) *. I. $ 
 ber ."Jiirt (£d)iifer). 2. t ber ®eeleiil)irt, ©eei> 
 frriier. "^Jntlor. 
 
 Pastoral, pas tuial, adj. I. f^irteii: 
 iiuiBuv ^irreii.., £d)>Mcr... 2. t ^tririi.., 
 rofloral i)ur ©tclfuiae obet |tim Seelforger 
 lfl;&ri.j). 
 
 Pastoral poem, tai i^irteii), (3(t)afer- 
 (lebidjt. - care, bie ©erifurae. - letter, bir 
 :pirteiibrief (eiiiti 2.^ifrt)i'f*i. -duties, bo* 
 ^plrteiioiiit (bie n<'ini>d)eii 35i'rrid)(iiii(ieii). 
 
 Pastoral, »■ l. bai ^iiilornle, <£<t)iv 
 fer(j;Md)t, Spirteiii)cbid)t , 5?irreiifd).uifpiel. 2. 
 I'in 'iiud) fibre bie Seclfotije. 
 
 Pastorate, pasnuiite. «. ba5 $ir: 
 teiiiiiut (eiiir* (yciillid)i'ii), '^otlornt. 
 
 Pastorlil^e, pasifiriUe. ) 
 
 Pastorly, pas luiio, ) 
 iincm eeeiiVriiiT jienieiib pb. (itnui^. 
 
 Pastorship, pasturthlp, «. bn* 
 -■pfiirrvinir. 
 
 Pastry, pi'slri. (fr. patisserie)*. 1. 
 Catleteit, b.i* aSncfiucrf, ©ebarfeiie. 2. bie 
 iJ5iiih'tfiibfirfcrei. 
 
 Pastrycook, ber ^nfleteiibii(fer. -- 
 work, bii* ^jiirfiuerf . 
 
 Pasturable, pas'tshurabl , adj. 
 (iir "iiicibc fli'fiiiiirt, grnilfj. 
 
 Pastura{;e, pas'tshiiradje , (fr. 
 paturagc) t. I. Bfl* 'iSiibe'i (be* J5ul)*), bir 
 5?iir; (iiiib in iveifrrrr ^ebeiiriiiig) bie gjifij: 
 jiiri)t. 2. bie <S3ribe (Sutter, <233iMbciiiil;riiiifl» 
 J. bie "HJeibe, Jriff. 
 
 Pasture, pas'tshijre, (fr. paliire) 
 
 PAT 
 
 *. 1. bie SBeibe (Ji'itferiiiifl). 2. if Me 9?if» 
 biiiifl , ©rjie^iiiig. Dryden. 3. bie 2Deibe, 
 i^iitimq. 
 
 Coinnion of pasture, bii* ^ciberetfet 
 (9?cd>t , feiii SSicI) niif fi-ciiibeiii ^obeii jii 
 luiibeii). --cattle. SBirlj, t<\6 niif Me'SJefBt 
 geht. — ground, — land, b(»« S5Jeibe» 
 iniib. 
 
 Pasture, v. a. meibeii. - ». n. iveibeit. 
 
 Pa.st y , paste. t.bie^^piijTete. Venison* 
 -. bie *!13iit>pn|1cre. 
 
 Pa.sty, pi'sic, adj.ttuyq, teigi(f)t, 
 teiivn-tit], luie icig. Coopes. 
 
 Pat, pat. t. I. gjbfnrjimg p. Patrick 
 II. Miiriha. 2. fin gpoftnnitie ber ^rlanbet. 
 
 Pat, (p.ig; (jpii. pas) udj. j pog, tref» 
 fenb. bf(iiiem,pn(yeiib,p.i(}iirt), gefdjicft. - adv. 
 beqiicni, pnplid), ebeii iYrt)t, niif4 5?.inr. 
 
 Pat, (IP. fat) 4. I. ba %\({(t). Inpp, 
 bie ^.ufdje (ber fnnfre uiib istfwtUt ®((>lflfl). 
 2. b.i* Sifmipdjen. 
 
 Pat, V. a. p,iffd)elit, tntfrf)!-!!! (gelinbe 
 luit ber >>niib fd)l.igen) ; niiiiMdieii, fdjlogen, 
 ni^reii cOTftrtel jc.); nut bet fiadftn S^ini 
 frtjlngen (ben ieigi. 
 
 To pal at the door, iin bie Ihfir flppfeti. 
 
 Pat, (d)Oft.) did put; a pot. 
 
 Pataca, paiika. ^ ip. f^.) «. 
 
 Pu<apoon, |.a akuun'. ] (tint 0>a« 
 Miid)e Wiiiije = 4 ei)ill. 8 den. ©titlina 
 Pb. OpU. 1,04 cents) ber Knnjthiiler, 91l» 
 tiert«tl),iirr. 
 
 Pataclie, paii*h'. (fr. •m.) *■ [^TOnr.J 
 bM- 3i>((:, fH3ad)tftl)i(T, ber 'ilii*iit-ger , ^uU 
 leger. 
 
 Patavillity,patavin'n^tj,(P.Padua) 
 «. bie Spnvte nub ^rt)riil>iirt ber niten <Pii# 
 biinner, bie 'Miiroi'iibiiiig ber eigentljiiniiif^en 
 vSdireibiirt bti litii* S'luiii*. Enovc. 
 
 Patcll, patsli . (ir. pe/'/.a; fr. piice; 
 iirm. pet I i. 1. biT 5"rf- 5'irf, Oiippen (nm 
 eine Pi'icfe nii*jiifii(leii, befoiiber* iini itlei» 
 ber flii*jMbifyeru ). 2. M-r Jlrcf (bai einges 
 uiihte, eingrfe^re Stficf), ber ^^liirf; bn* eiij» 
 gelegte Stfirf (in ninMi'iiMKii 9lrbeiteii). 3. t 
 ber 5le<f (bai flenie ©tiirf Snub). 4. iat 
 Sd)i>npfln|lirrf)en, ®rf>i>iitlirfd)in. 5. obet 
 J a) ber euinpeiiljuiib. b) ber >J?iirr, S?a»it 
 ivnril (it. paz/o). Shak. 
 
 A cross patch. ber wanU'dye fieri. 
 \n old suit of patches, n!re I'liinpeii. So 
 were there a - set on learning, to see lilm 
 ill n school, eben fo luciilg luurte er in bie 
 Srf)iiir piifTen. Shak. 
 
 Patch- work, bai ^UdwevK 
 
 Patcll, V. a. \. flicfen (eiiien 9{p(»jc.); 
 .iu*beffi-rii (ein X>ai} ic). 2. (iiifftirfrii , nn< 
 gerd)i(ft, flfiMipcrljiift flirfen Pb. nii*bfiTerii; 
 oerilfinipern , i>frpiiifd)in ; fFiimpcrn an (itt 
 lun*. 3. mit <£ct)i)iipfta|7erd)en belegiMi (baS 
 (iJefid)!). Spcctavor. 
 
 Man is but a patched fool. 6eri)Wenf<$ 
 irt niir em (in eiimpcn, Jlicfen bunt flefleibe« 
 rer) ipiiiifiunril. Shak. 
 
 Proi). To patch a fox'stail to a lion't 
 skin. fiid)*fd)ii'niijcn , lueiiii Ojeiunit iJficftW 
 l}flien null. 
 
 To patch up, I. pirfen, jiifnimnenlTirfen. 
 i. i «) iiifiiminfiifli(fin; jiifiitnnifiiflpppelri; 
 l)infiibrlii , hiiifd)iiiiiren. b) obriiljin Ijeilen 
 (line iirniifl)eit). c) in ber Q-ilt , obenhiti 
 iH«dn-n. d; benuinteln, fibcrtiinct^en (cint 
 
650 Fate, far fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, oil, cl66d. Ti\be, tub, full. t//in, THis. 
 
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 (E(td)e). e) ju 6ercf)H)ic()tifleu (ud)tn (bnfi 
 ®fii<ifyeio. 
 
 Patclier, patsh'ur, t. 1. ber SJIicfer, 
 aiiiSl'efTmr- 2 i ber ^turdjcr, ®tumv«- 
 
 Prttcliery , patsh'ure , t. I. tit 
 ^licfiirbcit, g-licferei. 2. ± tie ©tiiniperei. 
 
 Gross pntcliery, 6ie (J'TKlei, Siiak. 
 
 JPate, pate, (ir. bathas, bie ©pi^e?) 
 «. J. (i'er<i(fetl. o6. I; eljeimiU t-riiflljnft) ^cr 
 Sopf , tie i?iriird)nle. 1. tie i>iuit ctiieo 
 ^nlbfifopf^. 3. [Dcrtl.] ber I><\(i)6. 4. (fr. 
 pate) [ 5e(lmi()^6.] tnf 5?iifei|Cii. 
 
 Pated, pa'ied, adj. (in Sufnmiiicn-- 
 fe()iiii(ien ) f&pnO- Long--, 1. fpi^f&pnfl- 
 'i.ivm<l- Sh allow--, 1. (Inc^f&pfig. 2.1 
 f(l)ii>nd)fi'>pfig. 
 
 l"atee, paiec', ) (fr. pate'e) aiij. 
 
 Pattee, ) [jpcrlt. ] pfoten= 
 
 formia. Cross -, ini ^pfoti'iifrcuj. 
 
 I*atee, (fr. pate» j. eie 'ipnilete. 
 
 Patefactioiif paitefak'sliun, (Int. 
 pafefactio) t. tie &r5(fiimig, D.ffciifcariiug ; 
 ©iitcecdiiig. 
 
 Patelliforin, pailriefonii, ((at. 
 patella II. form) adj. telterfiiritiifl , napf; 
 ftrmig, fd)ii)Ti'lf&nnig. 
 
 Patellite, pailll't, *. [^mid).] 
 tie per)leiiierte g^npfff^iirrte , 9?<ipfmur(^el, 
 ber ^iiteflit. 
 
 Paten, pat'ln.J (Int. patina;*. I. f 
 
 Patin, pat'tin , S tie ©djiiffcl, ^^Intte. 
 Shak. 2. [ri.>m.:fatf). .ffircfje] tie ^pntene, 
 tai Keld)fc^iiffeld)eii, bo6 Dblntenteflerc^eii, 
 ber ^d(l)6erfel. 
 
 Patent, pat'dnt, pi'ient, (fr. 2B. 
 p. Int. patens) adj. 1. nffeii (}ii 3ebernintin« 
 ©iiiji(<)t). 2. ptUentirt (priuilfijirt). 3. offeii; 
 bav, (i(t)tbat. 4. [93ot.} pffeii. 
 
 Letters patent, cffeue 95riefe eber SBes 
 fe()Ie, trtfe ^lUeiit. - commodity, tie ^(1« 
 tcimuanre. 
 
 Patent, «. bn««Pntent; pffene 33ricfe 
 ob. SBcfeljle. --rolls, «. pi. bit <pnteut= 
 liften , 9{egifler , in me(d)en tie (jegebeiien 
 ipiiteiite rcrjeid^net fiiib. 
 
 Patent, v. a. l. tnrrf) ciii $nteiit, 
 biird) cffeiic 25riefe perleiljeii. 2. pnteiuiren, 
 |>rttcntifireii; fllS niisrd)lic0licf)e5 $riuiagium 
 pt. ©ifleiitbiini jiifidjern ; Qimm eiii intent, 
 ?|5rii'ilcgiii«i gcteii niif ceine (S-rniitung ic.) 
 2. To patent an invention or an origi- 
 nal work to the auilior. Webstkr. 
 
 Patentee, pattlnice', «. i. ter 
 ?Pntfntirte, On'int^er eincg ^pntenti, 2. ber 
 ^fluMiing^fonjcffiouifl 
 
 Pater-g^uardian, pi'tar-gylr-- 
 diaix s. l'^inA)iw-] ter 'ipatcr ©nrtinii. 
 
 Paternal, pater'nal. (Int. patemusj 
 adj. unterlid), (a) jn einem 25ntfr gehorig, 
 |. 95. - care or affection , tie QSnrfnorge, 
 93nterliebe. b) pdiu SBntcr (jerrommenb , tr< 
 erbt). 
 
 Paternity, patlr'neti, (Int. pater- 
 nitas) t. tie 9S<Ui.'rrd)>ift. 
 
 Pater-noster, pA'temosiur, (hit. 
 51C.) s. tai ^ntrrnotler, 25nreriiiiier. 
 
 Patll, pai/i. (niliieir. palli, paeth, 
 p«ad. paat; ^rfl. pad; ^JJtnt; fniiofr. pallia; 
 (jr. patos) t. 1. ter^pfnt, g-ufiptnt, Sni;"! 
 meg; (iiiib in U'eirfn'r^etiiitiingi brr (iiiil)t' 
 flepflailirre) ij.ihrmfg (iiirr.iiif giiiiohnnd) i 
 ^rtri-e "■It 2Ki-jeii gei^eii;. 2. ocr iiiig, tut'l 
 
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 ©n^ii (eiues ^pinneten zc.), i ber ^fnb. 3. || 
 bcv ^int (Sfbcnflnufi bie aJorf(<)rift ; 9?egies 
 rnng t>t6 .iperrn). 
 
 Patli-tly, bie ©rtfliege. --way, 1. 
 tcr^fnt, Jiipiueg, gnppfnt, 5"il^'i9- 2. 
 II ter ?Bfnt (t«» £eben«>. 
 
 Patll, v.a. 1. [Dtortnm.I bnljnen (eiuni 
 2Dcg , J. as. iiii ©d)iiee). - v. n. luniitelii, 
 f(t)reiten, einl)ergcl)en. Shak. 
 
 Pathetic, patAettik., > 
 
 Patitetical, pat/iet'tekal, ) 
 pathetikos) ad}, i. pntljctifd), n'ii)rcn'>, fcifr= 
 lid), lui'irteuod , Icbljnft, iindjtriiiflic^, frnfr; 
 pod, Ieiteii|'d)iiftlid) erljnbeu, lel)l)aft rfiljreiiD, 
 feirrlid) crl)nben. 2. (Inrt, (pielleic^)t niid) ) 
 nffeftirt. .Shak. 
 
 Patiietie, #. tn« ipntl)etifrf)e, Ieitcn= 
 (■(^nftiid) oD. fcieilid) Grljnbeiie, ter pnil)en> 
 l'd)e 6ti)l, tie pntl)L'tu\1)e 'Waiiier. 
 
 Patiieticaily, paiAeitekalle. adv. 
 Ieiteiird)nftlirt) erl)nPeii , pntljerifcf) , feicrlid). 
 
 PatiietiCalueS!t,pai/(et'tckaliie.t 
 *. tnfi $arl)etifd)e, ieitfnrrt)nftlid) ot. feicr; 
 lid) &rl)aDene. 
 
 Patiiic, patA'ik, (Int. pathicus) t 
 ter ®d)niitfiinbe. 
 
 Pathless, plth'les, adj. pfntlu^, 
 iiniucgriiin. iingebnl^iir. 
 
 Patltug'noiiionic,pai/iognnuioii' 
 Ik , (gr.) adj. l*))fet.] pnri)ogiiDniird). 
 
 Patliog'nuinuuics , pai/iogno 
 Mioniks, *. pi. [■5!)ret.j tie i}5ntl)ogiiiniiif 
 (ivrrtiifhcil6jiid)enlel;re>. 
 
 Patiiog'UOiny, paiAng'nime. (gr.) 
 t. tie i)$ntl)i)giipmie ( Seiteii|'4)afr»^ei(t)eih 
 leljre). 
 
 Patliolog'ic, pat/<olod'jik, } 
 
 Patiiulug^ical, pai/ioiodjckal. ^ 
 adj. [5))fet.] pnthulDgifcft. — adv. Patlio 
 I o g ' i c a 1 1 y . pntlJOlCijird). 
 
 Patlioiog^ist, pai/iori^jist, «. ber 
 ^arl)oieg (^rniiri)L-itC'lel)rer;. 
 
 Patiaolugry, pai/tol'l6je, (gr. pothos 
 u. I'.goii) t. COJtcD.J tie $ntt)OIogie (Srniit! 
 I)eit6icljrc). 
 
 Patliopoiea, patAop^iea, (gr.) t. 
 tie ^atl)opiiie (tnS Grregeu ter Ceitenfc^nf; 
 leii, tie ''BfctljDte, fie rcge ju inndjen). 
 
 Patiios, pil'iAns, (gr. 20.) «. ber 
 5JJntl)i'6 itiie leiteiifd)iiftli<<> G-rl^nbene ). 
 
 Patible, pattebl, (int. patibilU) 
 adj. t iTiriujlid), icitlic^. 
 
 Patibulary, paiib'bulari, (fr. pa 
 tibiilaire. ]). Int. ]>aiibuluni) adj. <(uni ipud): 
 gcnd)te cb. (Salqcw get;5rig, gnlgenmn^ig, 
 Oiniiien .. . [niitgel)nngt. 
 
 Patibulated, patib'bulAieU, adj. 
 
 Patience, pa'shense, (fr. SB., p. 
 liU. paiieatia) s. I. tie (Sjetlilt. 2. tie ffle< 
 tint, ?Ji.id)rid)t. 3. tie (S)etnlt, 9Iii6tnner, 
 »el)nril;d)ffit. 4. t tie e-rlniitnig. 5. [iSot.] 
 ber Slmpirr, i<5nrteiinnipffr. 
 
 By your patience, niir O'jrer S'rinuts 
 ni(5. — perforce, tie erjiuiiiigrne ®etnlt. 
 Shak. To be out of -. tie (yetiilt perliereii. 
 To lake -, (Setiilt fnffen 
 
 Pr&tient, pAshcnt, (fr. S35. , Int. 
 piiiiciis) adj. I. (of) (i-nun* ertrngent oter 
 irtnvien finnent. 2. getiiltig. 3. iiad)rid)ria, 
 tuiMiiiii. 4. $ gi'tultig (iiid)f litcrciit, nut 
 OSrMiit munrrriit). 5. l'i'l)nrriid). 
 1. Patient ot labor or pain; - of heal 
 
 Paten. 
 
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 or cold.RAV. 5. Whatever I have done 
 is due to patient thought. Nr.WTOJi 
 Not patient to expect etc., nii1)t juit 
 (Jletult enunrtenb le. 
 
 Patient, *. I. ber leibenbe, pnfilue 
 iljeil. 2. ter JKrnnfe, ^5ntient. 
 
 Patient, v. a. -J- To - one's self, 
 Hd) l'eriil)igen, fid) getuiten. Shak. 
 
 Patiently, pa'xbentle, adv. I. ge< 
 tiilbig , init (i>etiil9. 2. beljniTlict). 3. flc* 
 tiiltig (ol)ne lliiriil)c ntrr llctereiliing). 
 1. To wait patiently for more favor- 
 able events. WebsteB. 
 
 Patieutness, pA'shentues, t. bie 
 
 ajettilt. 
 
 Patin, pat'iiu, } . 
 Patine, ] '• 
 
 Patly, pat'le, adv. begneiu, gefrf)i(ft, 
 pn§iid). [fcit, <^nBiu1)fetf. 
 
 Patness, pat'nls, ». tie ©d)irfii4» 
 
 Patney- barley, pat'ne-barli, 
 t. tie 'iJnrtgi'nte. 
 
 Patonce, patonse', f. Ppmuie. 
 
 Patriarch, paireark, (gr. patriae 
 ches) t. ter ^ntrinrd), a) ter Grjpnter, 
 Stnmnii'nter. b) trr £)ti'rtir4>of. 
 
 Patriarciiai, patrearkal, > 
 
 Patriarehic, paticar klk, J *"^* 
 patviard)nlifd), a) i'6erbird)5fltd), 1J5ntrinr» 
 ct)tn ... b) erjuiiterlid). [ triardjeiifrciij. 
 
 Patriarchal cross, (iperlt.) t><\i 5pa« 
 
 Patriarciiate, paircar kai, i 
 
 Patriarcit.<iilip , pa'trearksli'p, ) 
 *. tn;- ipntrinrd).!!, jCbcrDieti)iim. 
 
 Patriarchy, patrearke, i. l. ias 
 <J>ntrinrd)at. 2. tns (lTji>nterfl)uin. 
 
 Patrician, pairishun. (int. patri- 
 cius) adj. pnirijifd), etel(>i4rgerli4). — «. bet 
 ^55iitvijier, (ftelf>iirger, ©tie. 
 
 Patriciate , patrish'at , a. tai 
 ^ntri^int, ber >&tattntel, bie $ntrijiec> 
 murte. (toiifiinme). 
 
 Patrick,pat'rik,#.?Pntticiii6(''»{nnii5» 
 
 Patrick, J 
 
 Paetricic, 
 
 Partrici<, 
 
 Pertrick, } 
 
 Patrimonial, pattremoneal; (fr. 
 S33.) adj. I. niterlift), uiircrlid), parrinuMiial, 
 Qxb... 2. ? nngcdninnif. [gut. 
 
 Patrimonial estate, tai $ntrimi)iitalf 
 
 Patrimunially, patiremo'nealie, 
 adv. turd) Grtrd)nft. 
 
 Patrimony, pat'tiemunne, (Int. 
 patrimoniuni) «. 1. tnd (nltt'rlld)(> ©rbit^eil, 
 (STbgiit, ajeriiuigeii. 2. St. Peter's -, tna 
 (pnpillirfje) ^pntriiiioiiiuiii ^etrt. 
 
 Patriot, pa'lreiit, (gr. patriutes) t. 
 bvt 'ipnrriDt , SJnterlont^freuiit. - adj. 
 pntriotifc^. 
 
 Patriotic, pitr^ot'tlk. adj. pntriDi 
 tii"d)(uiin25nterlnnt«Iii-bcteiVfit, ciiigegiin-ii). 
 
 Patriotism, patreiituni, t. ter 
 ^ntrioriim, tie 95nterlniitfliebe. 
 
 Patripassians , pattrepa.sh'uiix , 
 (lat. pater ii. passio) t. pi. ( i<ird)ciiijeidi.| 
 eine religiDfe ©efte, tie ®otr ten SBntir nut 
 teiii ©i>l)ii leiten lieg. 
 
 Patristic, patuN'tik. (Patris'ti. 
 cal) adj. jii ben alien itir4)eiiv>uern get 
 l)iing. 
 
 Putrocinatef patros'seuate, (hu. 
 
 (f4)PU.) partridge. 
 
Fkie, far, fall, fat. Me, mit. Fine, fin. N6, iii&ve, n6r, got, 6il, cl6dd. Tdbe, tub, C\\\\. t/tin, THia. 651 
 
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 patrocinor) v. a. -f ieid)nfytn , in 6cf)ii^ 
 Rehiiien, befcticnien. 
 
 Pairorinationv patroxtniMiun, 
 (Piitroe' iiiy) t. f ^tr Woitiicndjuij. 
 
 I'afrul, patrole'.^ (fr. patrouille) $. 
 
 Patrull, \ I. t>\t 'i^MtuiU, 
 
 9{iin(e , @t»tnva(f)r , @(t)iinrivad)(. 2. bie 
 J{uM^e (ttx Wang Dtrr ^.itrii(le). 
 
 Pat rullf p. n. patruUiren, (ie ^iuwit 
 
 Patruil, pi'truii, (fr. 33. , 0. lot. 
 paironui) s. 1. (er ^lUrcii , 0)uiinrr, 93(: 
 fd)U0fr, S(t)utjl)frr, (ii. i) jtr 25cri()f ifcigcr ; 
 ©oiiner, ©efrtjii^fr. 2. (r&m. 0»firt). ) tir 
 ipatron , £d)iii)t)crr. 3. [riMii. fiirrtjc] in 
 patron, (£d)iii)lKili<if. 4. [ fauBii. o^ (jem. 
 9(c*t] tfr (itirctirn.) $rttroii. 5. (<JRrtr.l fer 
 ^arroii, Sdiifffpiirroii, <S.<tiiifii)cn, ifapit.iii. 
 
 PatruiiHg'e, partruiudje. (fr. ^H3.> 
 «. I. ttx ©ciiinfrri1)iiij, ^if ©(fcii^htrnAiift 
 i. [torn. tati). R\tcbt\ btt S(t)ii9 ftiie« ^a- 
 rriMi*. 3. tat ^atroiiiit, <J>atriMiiU?rf(f)t. 
 9JfarTbfffmiim*rfd»r. [nwii . bnVhuluii 
 
 Pat rwiiai^e, v »■ t ><i <&(f)ii() nih 
 
 Patroiial,pat'r<'>nal,ai/;'.tr(t)UQtn&. 
 — godd. tif .£(t>iit)()i!)ttirr. 
 
 PatroiieHii) p^trune*, «. I. Mr 
 S^n'ituijirrimi, (»)oiiii»rinn. 2. [roin. fnth. 
 fiir<f)ej Me ^atroiiiiiii, Sd)u(^l)rlli(](- 3. Die 
 (Strdxn :)$atri<iuiiti($rdu, Meeinr^fruiibi' 
 |ii i>rr.icl<rn l)at). 
 
 Patrttnize, pafrrinUr, (fr. pn- 
 
 truilUer) d n. I. i)t\^\\l^t\\ , ill (3(t>ll() liri) 
 
 itKii, urrthricinm. '2. bi-iiuiit1i(|rn , iiiitrr- 
 
 jtu^eii, for^rnl. 3. ti'frtlifiM<ifii, bcljauptfii. 
 
 3. Tlii> idea liai bren palronized !)> 
 
 two Ktiitct nnly. Hamilton. 
 
 Patroiiizfr, pat'irinUur, «. t>rr 
 ^r.triMi , Wotnirr. 
 
 Patroulens, pA'trunl^, mdj. Uu 
 lii-n (*)iMiiifr, !Sricf)iii}tr ((flbeiiP. 
 
 PatroiiNliip, pai'runiliip, «. Mr 
 EAmjl'trricDiifr, trr ethu^. 
 
 Patr«*iiyiiiic, paitrc'iiniu'mik. o6. 
 
 PafruiiyinicalfpaitrAiiiiniuikal. 
 (flr.) adj. pntroiiomiid) (i<atrrniimifl, gr: 
 f(bir(f)tii,inii(^). (P)rrrt)lr(fct*nanir. 
 
 Patr4>iiyiniCf «■ ^cr 93iiri-rnon)c, 
 
 Patten, pai'un, (fr. pntin) «. I. brr 
 ((>6l)(rnr) Uci>rrf(t)ul;. 2. l^r(t)it.l fitr <Saii< 
 Itnfii0. 
 
 Patten-maker, brr lle6trfd)iif)mn(4rr 
 
 Patter, pal'lur. (l<. pal ot). fr. patie) 
 9.n. 1. (nirfcrrfiitlrii, fluifaHeii, aiifiVfelagrii. 
 wir 2Dii(Tr«ri>pfcii oe. ©d)lL'§rn) plabberii, 
 tlopprrn. 2. trniiiprlii ; bid fct^iagru. 
 1. The itealing shower ia scarce to pat- 
 ter heard. Thomson. 
 
 To patter down, nieberplotfctxii , brrfi 
 nirbrrfoflrii. [I^rrplnpprrii. 
 
 Patt«T, t>. a. t pfrtppcrn. To - out, 
 
 Pattern, pat'lurn, ifr. patron) «. 
 
 1. bne SWi'iiilfr, Wobcd (riiier '^Jiflfdjiiie io. 
 
 2. 1 bn« Winter, ©prbilB. 3. bnS. 'OTfinIrr 
 tir ^robr (ihmi 3t:iigcii if.), 6nf SBricfminlir 
 4. bii« ^eifpifl. S. bic^.itri'itr; bnf -Miiiiler 
 (Aii6 papier ic, um (^tiva£ biirii.tct) jii 
 
 To tell the pattern, fStiiiitliorb.) b>i6 
 9>\V) niigi'btll. Book of-», -card, bif 
 Wfllflirfiirte, bil^ "-JKllllerblld). Answering 
 
 Mit -a, l^rtiibrij iiact) ((eiu ^u|lcrai). 
 
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 Pattern, v. a. l. n^rcptren. 3. i 
 jetgrii, aiifiuetren. 3. jiini \)^u|1(r birnen 
 U\\\m; to — out, rrgrln. Shar. [gcii. 
 
 To pattern after, nnc^iiljiiif n , na^iiM. 
 
 Pattle, } (fctott.) a plough- 
 
 Pettle, \ staff. 
 
 Patty, pat'ti, (fr. pate) «. I. bA£ 
 ^ii)lrtd)en. 2. («Ubfiirj. u. Pat u. Martlia). 
 
 Patty -pan, bir Iwtfiipfiiiine. 
 
 Patulous, pai'shulds, (lat. patu- 
 lus) adj. (ibi>r.] prMiiing^lps au^gebreitet, 
 nb|lel)eiib , iiirefrl)iiiigeub. 
 
 Pauciloquy, p^wsii'okwe, (Int. 
 paucus 11. loqiior) t. -J- bie i>{tbefc^ru , iai 
 rotniiie >){e^rll 
 
 Paucity, piw'seii, (int. paacitasi 
 «. I. bte iiSeiiigfeit , fUtiie ^iijnt)!. 2. bir 
 ruiiit Qiiniititiit. [haughty. 
 
 Paufflity , I Orrti. ] proud, 
 
 Pauk, lOertl.j wile. 
 
 Pauky , ( (Drrtl.j aly, cun 
 
 PMM'kie , 5 niog- 
 
 Paul, piwi, $. [OKnr.] bie ^nfle. -- 
 bits, t. pi. bir iPnUbiUiiigr. -v. a. ('Wnr.i 
 10 paul the capsieru, -JJnUru ail« (Saiigrptll 
 legrn. 
 
 Paul, (fr. la.. Int. Paulus) «. ^nul. 
 
 Si. Paul, bcr l)tiliijr ^lUiliie. St. Pauls, 
 oie ( Coiiboiirt) <)>(iiii«fir(i)c. -'• beiony. 
 l^ot.J brr grmriiir iJrlbrhrritprri*. 
 
 Paum, paiu, (uer?'. niif palm) ». a 
 To - upon any one, ©mem ((^iroa<) auf; 
 Ijrften. Swift. 
 
 Paunch, paaah, (fr. panae; ba^f. 
 pan«0 «. brr "iOaiiil, SJoiict). 
 
 Paunch -bellied, birf lonitilig. 
 
 Patuicit , 0. a. autfiveiben, <iii£= 
 lulinieu. 
 
 Pauncliell, panshd. adj. (in 3u 
 fntiiniriife^iuigeii ) biiiidjig , ivanilig. 
 
 Paunchy, pair she, aij. bi(fbniid)ig 
 
 Pauper, pAwpur, (Mt. SS>.) *■ brr 
 ■Jlrnic, (bef.) bit d'cii bra 4Jlmofen bet ©r 
 iiii'iiibr Icbeiibr) ^niir. 
 
 Pauperism, piw'purizm, «. bir 
 "llrinutl) ; bcr $Auperi£tn (bcr 3>iilnnb, b>i 
 <2irnie von ber (i)riiiciiibe eriinl^rt iverbeii 
 mti(Ten). 
 
 The increase of paaperism U an 
 alarming eril. 
 
 Pause, piw2, (fr. IQ., (nt. pausa; 
 (jr. pausis) «. 1. bie ^niife (iiii ©iitgrii, 
 ^pieleii u.); lliiterbred)iiiig ; ber vgcUIilnub. 
 I. t a) bie 9{iil)e. b> ber "imtiUi, Me U"- 
 filjliuTiilfeif. SHAa. 3. ber ilbriiij (^nnigrnph 
 ini «ai1)reiben). 4. ber dtiil^cpiiiift ; bte da- 
 fur (111 SBcrfen). 
 
 By pauses, in 3n>ir(f)eiirniimen. To 
 make a -, [0}?llf. ] pail|(rril. To stand in 
 -, in Stw'ifi:! fleljen. 
 
 Pause, o. n. 1. ['JKiif.] pniifireii. 2. 
 iiiiie l)>il[eii ; luarreii. Mii.ton. Shak. 
 
 To pause upon, nn(^riiin£ii iibcc..., 
 lilt bi'bciifeii ubcr. .. 
 
 Pauser, piw'zur. *. I. ber %m- 
 I'lreiibe. 2. t (?iucr, bcr fi(t> beCeiift, btr 
 •Jii.cftnnnenbe. 
 
 Paiisingrly, paw'zjngle, ado. in 
 3)i>ii"(l)i'iiriiiitui'ii, Mild) riiier •JJiiinc. 
 
 Pavan, pavan, (fp. pavauai (niiJi 
 Havin, Pav'eu) «. Cii; Tp.iuane, bcr 
 '^fiiueutniij. 
 
 PAW 
 
 Pave, pive, (fr. paver; tat. pavio) 
 
 0. a. 1. pflntTrrii; pintteii . mit flatten te. 
 
 belegcii ob. niiilegen. 2. f baljiien (ben -33eg). 
 
 2. The invention of priming paved the 
 
 way for intellectual improvement. 
 
 Websth. 
 
 Pavement, pive'meat, «. bo^ 
 
 'ISflai'ler (u. ©tntien zc). 
 
 Pavement-heater, ber ^jtoflertre* 
 ter , wrift'tgnniiger. 
 
 Pavement, v. a. f pflnilerti. 
 
 Paver, pivur, ^ «. ber ^(Ia|Te» 
 
 Pavier, pAve'yur. ^rcr, iBteiiifr^er. 
 
 Pavia^e, pa'veiuje, s. t iai ^flcu 
 ilenirlb. 
 
 Pavice, pi'v's. (fir. pavola) «. I. 
 ber grope ©djtib, bie Xnrtf<^e. 2. [^or.J 
 bn« Scfjaiijfuib. 
 
 Pavilion, paviryuu, (fr. pavilion) 
 s. I. ('BJiltt. ) Hi (ijejfit. Belt. 2. (ge. 
 ivol)iil.) ba< Seltgebaube, 3«ltl)aii<, <Soin» 
 nierl}au5 , £u|ll)aii6, 0>arteiii)aii6, ber i)>a« 
 induii. 3. [^}lr(t)it.J ber $tuit(luii (ba^^eben* 
 gebaiibe). 4. [•Wilit] bie Jaljiie, Jlngge. 
 5. (iierlb.J bie ©appenberfr, ber aUapprn* 
 mniitrl. 6. Oniueiicrj bte £rotie. 
 
 Pavilion, v. a. l. nut Seiten per* 
 lehen , bebrrfeii. 2. in Belteii rdjiii^eii. 
 
 Paving-, pA'viiig, «. iai (3mn<) 
 «pfl.i(ler. 
 
 Pavi ng-beetle, bieOiiiigfer, ber^flat 
 ilrrilutii'l , bie .^aitbrnniiue. —- marbles, 
 *. pi. ^Utftn. --stone, ber ^flailerilein. 
 
 Pavo, pi'vA, (1. 20. > «. 1. I'JJitron.J 
 brr ^fau. 2. 1 0(()tl)i)oi. ] ber -Wierpfaii, 
 "pfaiifirrt). [ber '>)>iau. Spenses. 
 
 Pavone, pavnne', dat. pavo) *. -J- 
 
 Pavftniue, pav'voiiinc,a(0'. pfatieito 
 i'(f))vaniartig ; ivie ein ^tain'iii'itivaii) r(M(> 
 lernb. [ling (-ilvt ^JJnffirt);. 
 
 Pavy, pi'vi, (fr. pavio s. ber ^iirt« 
 
 Pa«V, piw, (IV. pa wen ; arm. pau; 
 l)iiibP|'l. pauw ; prrf. pai) «. 1. bie ^(otc, 
 Int^t, firnfle, £lnut. 2. (vernc^tl.) bie ipfeic 
 tt'ilr : $anb). 
 
 Paw, »■ n. (mit bem Jiiiie, bcr $fi>rc 
 2c.) t'd)arrrii, ilrampfeii , rrat>eii. 
 
 Paw, V. a. I. nut brm SorberfiiJ* 
 
 r(t)iagen, l)aiien, fc^arreii, itaiiipfcii. 2. be* 
 
 tappen, ungri'd)i(tr, iiiiraiifr betailrn, frn^en. 
 
 3. ilretd^eln; (bnijer) fct^meictelii. 
 
 I. His hot courser paw'd lii'Hungariajt 
 
 plain. TickeIm 
 
 To pa I* the ground, f{<i) rd)onen (.». 
 $fiTbcti). [o garilig, 
 
 PaiV, (Int. vnh) inlerj. pfiiii — udf 
 
 Pa>ve(I, pawd. adj. I. 'ipfoieit.itlau 
 iaijrti l)abtiib. 2. breirfiifeig. Joiisko ' 
 
 Pa«vky, piw'ke, (P. niigelf. pae« 
 cam adj. [Oirrl.) pfttflg. [PauU 
 
 Pa^vl, piwi. t. (War.) bie ^aile, f. 
 
 Pa^vn, pawn, (|)iin. paiid ; \<i))v. pant> 
 *. I. 6M >Piaiib, lliiffiptanb. 2. t bus iJJfnnb, 
 
 In pawn, at-, vervfanbet. To lend 
 upon—, n«f '33faiiDer leiljeti. --broker, 
 (5-iner, ber ai:f ^fanber Iriht. --house, 
 baj 5?eil)()aii5, bie 2eil)l>iiiif. 
 
 Pawn, o. a. 1. ixrpiaiiben, vene^en, 
 2. f I'crpfaiibeti , jiitii 'il>fai'6i' f(i)i». 
 
 2. To p:ivvn one's uord or honor that 
 an agreement shall he fultiKeil. 
 
 Weksteb. 
 
652 Fate, far, fall, fal. Mh, mit. Fine, fin. N6, ni6ve, p6r, got, 6il, c\6iid. Ti^be, liil), full, i/jin, Tllis. 
 
 PAW 
 
 Pn^vn, (fr. paon) j. l. t tier ?pfnii. 
 2. (fr. pioii) [®d)nd}i"v. ] 6er Saiier. 3. 
 <aufh fiir) palm of tlie liand. 
 
 I*a\%'iiag'e , pawnidje, *. 6(16 5Ber= 
 pfmibcn, SStrretjifii , tie 95trpfiiiiMmfl. 
 
 Pawnee, pawnc', «. 6er ^miiD; 
 !)iit>ir, $faiibinl)rt6fr. ^ [t>cr. 
 
 Pa^%'iier, pawn'ur. ». ber S3erm>i"- 
 
 Pax, paks, (Int. ^G.) «. ein fifincf 
 aMl^, Infc(d)eii pb. .<lr(rt)f>'rfel ntit bem SUb; 
 nifyr (Fl)rifii nm ^reii^e bnraiif , iui'I(()e« uor 
 tir Dfcfovmiiriiiu txii aSolf luirf) oeeiibiijtcm 
 fflrrtfffieiifTe jii fi'iiTfii pjlegte; bicfe 3ere; 
 luoiiie miirbc nl3 bcr SJriebcnefiig nngefel)cn. 
 
 Pax-bread, bie 5?iMlie. 
 
 Pay, pa. (fr. payer) prnet. II. pp- 
 
 paid, B. n. 1. }<if)(en, 6iinl)lfii c&incn, cine 
 
 €ct)urb) , fiitnct)rcii (tine ©d)iilb) , eiiiioffii 
 
 (IBedifel). 2 ± a) ciurirftren. I>) erfiifleii, 
 
 C bfjnhun. c) enufiieii, bejcitjcn (Giire sc.i- 
 
 d) jafjli'H, t'U^cn. e) I'frnclteii ; ©iiieni 
 
 Iphncii. f) be jflhtfii , beitrnfen , pruflclii , 
 
 biird)prri(ielii. 3. flbt>e}iil)leii , flbld;neii CJlr.- 
 
 bcitrr). 
 
 2. a) To pa y a debt of honor or of kind 
 
 ness. Webster, b) To — one's vows. 
 
 Bible, e) To -kindness witli neglect. 
 
 Drvden. 
 
 To get one's debts paid, frinf (Sd)iilbcn 
 einfaffiren. To - ones self, fid) bejnliir 
 tnnd)cii. To -wages, ffleljalt gcbf ii , fniiv 
 tircii. To - well, rentireii, ®eiuinii nb= 
 jDerftn. To - one's offerings, feiiic Dpfer 
 bnrbringcii. To -attemion to..., aic^tiiiig 
 flebcii, nii'rfcii niif. .. To - a visit, eiiun 
 SBefiid) iiinrf)in. 
 
 Prov. To rob Peter to pay Paul, cill 
 Corf) oufmnd)!"!!, urn tin niiberc^ jiiiufliipfcii. 
 
 To pay away, niic-jnljleii, niu'ijclHMi, vex-. 
 nilfiflnben ; be Jrtl)lcil (.iffcu. To - away more 
 cable, ['Jlfar.J bem Sliifer ineljr Imi nu6-. 
 (Yed)cn. To — back, l)eiui}nl)leii , jiiriirfjnl); 
 ten. To - down, 1. banr biiafjlf ii , l)ininl)= 
 leil , ericgen. 2. i to — down penitence, 
 bilgeii. Shak. To - for. I. jinl)Ii'n, beinljleii 
 fur... 2. 1 jn(j(fn, bi'igcn fur... To - in. 
 einfdjicOcn, (l-iiifd)ii6 Iriileii. To - off ; 1. 
 flbjiifjleu, nbti'fjuen, nbtrngen, tilgen, bejiil); 
 leu. 2. i fiiufffii, nb}nl)(cn. To - out, nufij 
 jnfjien, aiifgebcn, ucraufflrtOen. To - ont 
 more cable, [-Bfnr.] Dcui iJIufer mcljr Znu 
 aii^iled)eii. 
 
 Pay, t). ti. I. [<J)tnr.l to — off, t>pni 
 SEBmbe abfcnimeii. 2. H to - on , tiic^tig 
 jupn'igeln. 
 
 Pay, ». I. a) bit SSejnMuiig, b) bcr 
 J?rf)i) , 9lrbeit^lPl;ii. c) (bei ©olbntcu) bcr 
 ©olb. 2. 1 bcr 5?ol)», bie 95cld)nuug. Pope. 
 
 To have a large pay, einen guteu SpI;u 
 ^bcn, gilt bcjnl}it fein. 
 
 Pay-bill, [-Wiiif.] ber (ben ©ptbnten 
 einer Alompngnie (iu6jiijnl)if«be) Si'ljuung^: 
 fd)ein. --day, bcr3nl)'f«g; ['^Jiilit.] ber 
 £Bl)iiiing?tng. --master, ttv 3'il)li»ciftcr; 
 [TOilit.] ber ^riegf jahimciiler ; to be a bad 
 -, fd)lc(f)t niit ber 3'il)liiug eiiif)niifn. — 
 mistress. Die 3<il)ltiiei|leriiiu. -office, 
 ia^ (©tii.iteo 3n()lamt. 
 
 Pay, ir. int. pix) c. a. [War.] tl)ee< 
 ren (ciii ®rf'iff cine iiJna, eiiien »))?ii|l) ; ucr-- 
 pid)eii (eiiif 9tiihf ic), mit llurd;litt bcfc^mie; 
 ten ibcii £d)iffrbobeiu. 
 
 PEA 
 
 To pay over, r()ecren , ii6erfcf»micren. 
 Paying ladle. ber^ed)l5ifcl miteineni ®ug. 
 
 Payable, pa'abl. (fr. •IB.) adj. i. 
 
 a) jniubiir, fnllig. b) oerfaUeii, nbgeiaiifeii 
 
 (0. 2tjed)ienu. 2. i bejnljU, eurrit^tet i»erbcu 
 
 fijiiiieiib. 
 
 2. Tlianks are a tribute payable by the 
 
 poorest. South. 
 
 To make payable, j(ll;(6nt lunc^eu, 
 bpmi.iilircu (<lDcd)rcl). 
 
 Payee, pAc', ». bie ?per|on, nn iueld)e 
 cine ©iiiiime niubejiil;!; luerbeii fo(I , jii be 
 len ajoril}cil ein 9Ccd)fcI nii^geiletlr iil , ber 
 -^5rnfenMnt, 3iil;nber, 9iel)mer, SBorjeigcv 
 *eiitc6 "IBcdjriif). 
 
 Payer, piur, «. i. ber 3'i()l«, ®e: 
 jal)ler; (nuf 2LH'd)ffln) bieiperfun, nuf bie 
 bcr SBfd)fel gejpgen i|l, ber IrrtiJiU, ^ejo= 
 gene. 2. bcr 3>il;imcirter. 
 
 Payings, pa ing, t. 1. bie 33e)nhlung, 
 >2lbtnigiiiig (ciucr Sd;ulb>. 2. bie rict)terlid)e 
 iBcrgcltung. Shak. 
 
 Payment) pa'mlnt, «. l. (lai 
 3nl)len, sycjiil)leii) bie 3ni)iiing, SSejnljlnng, 
 [ipaubel] ber (Jiiigang. 2. i bie S6clol)nuiig. 
 Shak. 3. bie 3nl;l"i'g (nn6geial)lte ©umme). 
 4. t pi. tiidjnge ^Moigel. 
 
 Day of pay men , ber 3l|)lfng, - »' 
 full, bie 5peiiii}nl;liing. In (as) - for..., 
 jiir 9lii6glcid)ung, ni6 ®egenfo^ fiir... To 
 transgress -. ben 3ti'jl""g^terinin iiid)! f)iili 
 ten. in p=»rt--, nbfd)lngiid), nuf 9lb|'d)ing. 
 - of a draft, ber (iingnng eiue£ 2Ce(<)|eW. 
 
 Payiiiiii f. Painim. 
 
 Payse, j ^. f, poise, PoUer. 
 Payser, J ' ' ' 
 
 Pay't, (Derrl.] paid, beat. 
 
 Pea, pe, (nngclf. pis.n ; fr. pois) (pi. 
 peas, u. menu vow einer unbeilinimren 
 Quniititnt bie Dfebe i|l, pease, j. 55. three 
 or four peas; a busliel of pease; «. 1. 
 bie (5T()re. 2. <■■ f. Peacock etc. 
 
 Everlasting pea. bie ^Inttcrbfc uiit brei: 
 ten 93lnrrern ; narrow leaved everlasting-, 
 bie luilbe $lntti'lbfe ; broad-leaved ever- 
 lasting -. bie <I*3uueriui(fe. Sweet — , bie 
 fpnuifdjc 2a3icfe. Winged -, bieSpnrgclerbfe. 
 Grey -. bie iiid)ircr&|"e. Common white -. 
 bie (Jfclberbfe. Issue--, bie SpntnncUerbfe. 
 Tall marrow -, bie l)iil;e eiigiifd)e (ivb\t. 
 
 P e a- bo il c r, bcrDnilipfrL'pf. —-green. 
 grnfgrun. --ore, ['3)itnernig.] ber fbrnige 
 gelbe il)pn:&ireii|1ciii. --stone, [»5>?iue5 
 rnlg.l bcr G-rbfcnilcin. 
 
 Peace, pes*, (nngelf. pais; iiprm. 
 pais; fr. paix; int. pax; «. 1 . § bcr tjricbe. 
 2. 1 ber grirbe, bie 9itil;e, ©ride. 3. bn6 
 gute e-ini'erfliinbnig , ber gricbc. 4. bit 
 »ffcntitd)c -Jtuljc (mcid)e bie vycfci^E jiif(d)crn), 
 j, 23. to keep the -. fid) riihig i>rrl)iilrcii ; 
 to break the — , bie otfciiriidje 3Ciil;c (Ibren ; 
 to bind any one to keep the — , (jiiirn llli< 
 tcr i5hrgi"d).ift ^>erbtu^ell, gricbe jii bnitcn, 
 9?id)t6 gegcn bie 3iiil;c bcr (ycgenpdrrct jii 
 tiiitcrnrljnu'ii. 5. ji ber gricbc (Seclenruljr 
 himililifdje 3{ul)C). 6. hiterj. a; ilid ; b)-to 
 this troubled saul, ^ricbc jVl init birfer be-- 
 triibtcn (Seele! 
 
 God's peace, ['ililftcl.ilt.] bcr (ijpttef: 
 fricbe. The king's-. (3{cd)t6rpr.J bie ibffenr: 
 lid)e) 3{iil)e, bcr gricbc, bcti ber AviMiig ben 
 Unrerti^nnen iufictjcrr - of tlie soul, bie 
 
 PEA 
 
 ©eelenrufie, ber ©ceteiifriebcn. In timo of 
 peace, in griebcii^jciteii. Treaty of — , 
 ber grieben^i'crtrog. To be in -, to be at — , 
 to live in -. in ^nebcn Icbeit. To make — , 
 griebe mnd)cn ob. fd)lii'6en. To make on«'« 
 - with any one. fid) mit (5-iiieni niiffo()nen, 
 i'rrfM)iicii. To hold one's -, to hold tlie -. 
 fid) ilide pb. riil)ig perhnlten, fd)iucigen. To 
 dap up a -. cinen ifcd)etiifriebeii fd)(icgen. 
 To hold (one's land eic.) in — , (fcilie Snn« 
 bercien u.) ungt'ilort bcfinen. 
 
 P e a c e - b r e a k e r . ber '5rieben«brc(f)er. 
 -maker, bcr ^'''''fensiliftcr. --offer- 
 ing. II bn* ©iil)iuipfcr. --officer, bet 
 (i)erid)t^beniiite. --parted, | in Jrieben 
 bn()iiigcrd)ieben. Shak. --party, bie 5rie» 
 bciifpnrtci. 
 
 Peaceable, peseahi. ndj. i. frieb« 
 lid), fricbr.im. 2. fncbiid), fricbfcrtig, friebi 
 licbenb, friebfnm. 3. riif^ig. 4. iiiigcil&rf. 
 
 1. The Reformation was introduced in a 
 peaceable manner. 3. His mind ia 
 very-. To die a — de^itli. Webster. 
 
 Peaceablene.«.<i, pese'abines, #. 
 I. bie griebfcrtigfett, gricbiid>felr. 2. bie 
 D{iil)e, 'Stidc. 
 
 Peaceably, peseable. ndo. I. 
 fricblid). 2. ru(;ig, i'l)ne llnterbre(f)ung , in 
 "}{iil)c, ill gricbcn. 
 
 Peaceful, peseful, adj. 1. frieb* 
 lid), rul;ig. 2. ^ fncbpoU. 3. fricMiil), fnnft, 
 milb. [Webster, 
 
 2. The peaceful scenes of rural life. 
 Peacefully, pcse'lftlle. adv. I. 
 
 fricblid), rul)ig. 2. ungfAort, in Jriebeii, 
 3. fricblid), fnnfr, milb. 4. fricbiu'd. 
 
 Peacefulliess , pese'fulnls, «. 
 
 1. bie Dfulje, bcr gricbc, bie 8-rieblif()fcit. 
 
 2. i bie 5vul)r (bc» (i)ci|1e^). 
 Peaceleti», pcseiei. adj. bed ^ti^ 
 
 ben* bcrniiOt, iiiiruhig. Phiie g-rieben. 
 
 Peacli, peisii, (fr. pe.he; s. I. ber 
 ^firftd)6num. 2. bie 5p(Ji|ld), ^'f5rfic()e, 
 ^r'irrd)e. [fd)ennp.*ifpre. 
 
 Quince-peach, yellow — , bie ^fir 
 
 P e a c h - c o 1 o r . bie '!j5fiifid)bliitfar6e 
 --colored, pfir|ld)bliitinrbcn. --tree, 
 bcr ^f'rMrf)''num. 
 
 Peacil, t f. Impeach. Drvden. 
 
 Peaclier, pctshur, t. f ber 9in» 
 fliigcr, '}Iiuiebcr. 
 
 Peacliick, pe'tshik, (0. pea u. 
 chirk) $. tni' *}>fniil)iil)nd)en. 
 
 Peacock, pe'kok. (v. pea ii. cock; 
 niincir. pawa; fr. paon) *. bcr 'ijjfnu, $fail< 
 !)nl)n. Crested -, bcr ^fnufiifnn. 
 
 Peacock-fish, (3c^tl;i)pl.] ber ^fnu» 
 ill'*- 
 
 Peahen, pc'hln. /. bie ^fniif)enne. 
 
 Peak, peke, (nngclf. peae; m. pig; 
 ir. peac; fr. pic II. pique) s. I. bie ©pt^e, 
 bcr 05ipfil , bie ^oppc (ciiied 9?ergf*). 2. 
 .iiOcrljniipf) bie Spii)e. 3, bcr fid) crl)ebenb( 
 25orbcrti)cil einc6 iJopfpu^c*. 4. ['War.) a) 
 (•»& riiigertle, pbcrite (rube ber diJaffel. U) 
 bie ^^icf. c) ber <^la^ ini JCaume wn ber 
 •Seting [>i5 jutu SBprflci'cii. 
 
 To ride a peak, ["l^uir.) mit gffnieteii 
 i>{nnen i>pr Sliifcr licgcit. To ride « broad -, 
 mit l^aibgcfnieten 9innen wt Hwfft liegcn. 
 The anciior is a long -, bcr *^nfer flt^t 
 llagiueife. 
 
 i \ 
 
File, far, faU, fat. Mi, met. Fine, Pin. N6, niAve, n6r, got, 6il, cloud. TAbe, tub, ffill. t/«in, T[Iis. 653 
 
 FEA 
 
 PcRk-halliard, [^at.] ter ^ief ^e* 
 
 Peak, o. n. I^ar.] 1. top^eii, aui-. 
 toppeii. 2. pieftn eric 9{iiaei\). — «• «. to - 
 up. [War] ftrflff ilber 6eni 9Iiifer |W)eii 
 (u. Sdjifffii). 
 
 Peak) »• n. 1. -J- figentf. fpi^ mer- 
 brii, (Piit)fr) iniiijiT jvert>fii, fniiiflid), iii.iflrr 
 nii6ffheii, fii'rt)fii , friinffln. Sii*r. 2. f 
 fd)Ificf)CM, fried)*!!, fic iJini'c in iM(Ui5 ilrcfcii. 
 
 Peak, u't. pic) »• [Driiitt). J Dcr 
 Spcrfit. Grefn — , ttv Oirnw'pt&i:. 
 
 Peak-((o<)iie , peke'-guu^c t. Die 
 Ciminie Odiiir ( r^ tfr tumme OToufd)). 
 
 Peaking-, peke'lng , iidj. 1. e 
 Qemcin ; frifrfjiiit; nrin. 7. fr.inflift). — 
 Peii'k ing II CSS. t. ^ie £riiliril(l)ri-U. 
 
 P«'!nkisli, pekeisli, ailj. {jibirflifd), 
 ©cfrini*... Dra^tox. 
 
 PP«*al, pcle , (V. Int. pello; baloj (. 
 I. ter iv)ifPerl)i'lte Srtjrnfl, ©rtjdd; *!<\6 OU- 
 Inure, Cfr 0)(p(ffiii'rt>l.iii. — of ariillrry or 
 cannon, t>cr Bniu'tifiitiMuier; -t ot ilmuder. 
 tai firfld)en it6 Zx-^iinni. bie!DiMiMiT|i1>liige; 
 - of liail, 6er 5?n{lf Ifdjlng ; — of rain. Per 
 ^Innrciitn ; -» of ulioutt, bnf flrdfiiPi' 
 5iiucl)jeu (6fr ^Kftitjf). 2. 1- of words, eci 
 €d)iill I'on 213i>rffii. 3. (oiirt)) ^er ?arni , 
 bn* Qittm (ilberOnuvt); bn« ©cfiimme. 
 
 To ring (he lirllx in peal, |iirnmintii; 
 (Alitrii. To ring any one a -, 6 (Sruitw 
 
 ^au*hllll^r^. 
 Peal, v.n. f(f)nfl«n; frndjeii; biMiiurii. 
 Peal, V. a. 1. teililriiKii, bi-tauDcii 
 (btt Cljren). 2. i irrr&nfii In|7(H, prtifm, 
 lotpreiffn. 3. t lt&l)'itt timruhrrn. 
 1. Nor wa» liis eiir Icki pealed. Miltok. 
 9. The warrioi't fame 
 
 Tiiongli pealed and cliimrd on all 
 the loiigueii of fame. J. BaRlow. 
 Pean, peaii. (gr. pajan) «. ti\6 Xti: 
 umphiifP, frr Crbfifrn"!!. 
 
 Peaiiisiti,pe'aHiiAi.«. bntlriiimpl) 
 
 flft'rt"'!. MlTFORU. 
 
 Pear, pire. (nngrlf. pera; i"p., port. 
 H. it pera; l)p(I. peer; Pnil. paere; ll'. per; 
 lat. piruiii; fr. poire) #. I. Pie ^irilf, 25irii. 
 I. 1 Choke -, Pie bittere $tfle (bittere 55r: 
 nierfuiig). 
 
 Choky pear. Pif ^urjbirn. Hauling-, 
 tie 5rfil)b(ni. Pound -. Pie <J5tiinM)irn. 
 Red butter -, Pie i£(t)iiiiil|birn, ditrcrt'irn. 
 Sanimer thorn -, Per ©omtiUTPorii. Liitlr 
 lard -. Pie ©perfbirn. Green lugar -, Pit 
 Surferbiril. Winter long green -, Pie 2Diu 
 terbirn. Winter citron -, Pie 3itrciieiiPirii. 
 
 Pear- bit, Pn« ©irmmiiiPiirirf (an ^fir. 
 bejniimen). --main, Per 55iriinpffl. -- 
 pie. Pie Sinitorte. —-plum, pie drii> 
 ffnunte --quince. Pie Siriiquitfe. -- 
 tree, Per ^iriibnuni. 
 
 Pear, ftnrt appear. Smak. 
 
 Pearcll, pen.h, f. Perch. 
 
 Pearti, finrt beard. Shak. 
 
 Pearl, perl, (nuijelf. pearl; fr. pcrle; 
 It. peaila; fd}IV. plrla; lu. perlyn ; v. beryl ;V 
 t. I. Pif <J5erle. 2. ? ii. i pie ?ptrte < eriviip 
 9{iinPe« II. t)iird)f(<f)rigf«, ivie em <Ii5iii7rr=. 
 OP. Ihnurrppfrn; Pie ll^niiir; envne iJi-ib 
 lid>e#. Per "JliiebiitiP, Pie 3ierPe, Kroiu-). .J. 
 ftn)0« Sperlnrtiflcs, a, ( iDpogr. I Pif «l>rrl, 
 ^nrd^nft. b> i\t $crle (Per weigr J^lrcf ini 
 
 PEA 
 
 9liige). 4. [<5>ern(P.] ©ilber. 5. [3c^tl)i)0(.] 
 Pie ©Inttbiitte. 6. Per (5-iiird)lag ( Pen innii 
 111 Pen ii3em ttjut, um il)U beffer jii inndjeii). 
 
 Ragged pearl, Scotch — , Pie iSrocfeiu 
 pcrle. -« of praise, nd)te SDbfpriidje.SHAK. 
 
 Pearl-aloes, [Sot.] Pie ^crlnlue. -• 
 ash, Ob. pi. — aahea. Pie ^crlaidje c3lrt 
 ^poitnidje). -barley. Pie ^)>crlgerile, 'iperl; 
 grnnpe. —-bubble, Pie ^Jjcrlt'laie (3lri 
 v£d}iie(feii). —-colored, perlfatbeu, peri 
 lueip. --cowry, [Ointiirg.] Pieiperlfcfjiiecfc- 
 
 diver, Per 'iperleiini'djer. --eyed, eiiii' 
 ^erle im 'Huge IjabenP. --fly, [©iitoni.j 
 Die iJJcrijliegc --gra»i, (23ot.J bn6 ^^Jerl 
 grn*. --plant, Pie 'ijji'riptliiiije. --seed, 
 per <JJerlfniueii, Pie ©nmeiiperU'Ji, ©taiibpir= 
 iiii. --linier, ( 'JJfiiicrnig. J Per JtoriJ, 
 itieiel! u. ^JJerljliuer. --spar, IWtiKriilg.J 
 Der 35rniiiifalf , (j-ifeibSitnuniporlj. - • » t o u e. 
 I'JWmernlgi Per ■"Jjcrlilein. --white, perl, 
 lucifi. — wort, [^ot.J PiU ^crlfrnut, 'l>cr= 
 iciifrniit. 
 
 Pearl , p. n. f pi^rlen (^erlen itfaUd) 
 feiii). - V. a. init ^erleii I'djiiu'icfeii oP. be> 
 I'eoen, beperlen. lll^nue u.k 
 
 Pearled, perld, adj- ^ perlciiP (u 
 
 Pearliu* , ( f^Ott. ) pearliugs; 
 lace. 
 
 Pearl y, per'li, adj. I. perleiireict), 
 
 ')>i'rlcu enibiiueiip. 2.^ perleunrtig, 'l>erleii..., 
 
 Pur(t)fi(t)tifl, Ijell. [Draytoh. 
 
 2. Tlie pearly flood; — dew. Urtuen. 
 
 Peaaaiit, pei'xant, (fr. pay*an) *. 
 Per %nuer, CniiPumuii. 
 
 P e a s a n t - 1 o w n , Pie CnilPllflPt. 
 
 Peattautlike, pet /;intlike, 
 Peasautly, pei'xamle, 
 bnuenirt). 
 
 Peasantry f pez'xantri, «. i. ber 
 
 BnitrriiilniiP, ba6 !&nueriiooir, CntiPoolf, bic 
 Snuerii. 2. t Pie ^nueriinrt, bn« biiuert|'(t>c 
 aBeieii. 
 
 Peas-cod, pe»'kod, /«. bie Grbfeii- 
 
 Pea»slieil, p^'thel,^ €>d)otK, Qtb. 
 reiil}i'iire, &rb|'cii|'(t)iUe ; eiiem. aud) ai6 <d(i)iuii(f 
 getrngen. 
 
 A slieal'd peaa-eod, bie leere Stbalt. 
 
 Pease, pe^e, *. pi cu. pea) Pic Grbfeii. 
 
 Pease-bolt, —-haulm, — -liaum. 
 Per ©rb|en|lroh. --meal, per ©rbienbrei. 
 --porridge, bie Grbieni'iippe ; - strained, 
 pease-soup, bie 6'rbreiit)rul)e, Piirdjgc- 
 triebriie GrbfeM. — -stoue, l-3)?iiiernlg. j 
 Per Orbfemleiii. [crow. 
 
 Pease - bog-Ie , ( I'dfott.) scare - 
 
 Peaseliiig-, pczeiiug, «. i^ioi. i 
 Pie O-roe. 
 
 Peaseweep,^ 
 
 Pee'*e»veep,> (fd>ott.) lapwing. 
 
 P«*e»veet, ) 
 
 Peat, peie. (oenunnPt mit $fut;e> «. 
 I. riiie 'ilrt iorf. 2. ber Scijl'nllen. 
 
 To cut peat, Xorf fti'cten oP. grnbrii. 
 
 Peal- bog. Pie Xorigriibe, Per Xorfilirt). 
 -moss, 1. eiiie 91ri iorf. 2. Per lorf- 
 inppr. 
 
 Peat, (fr. petit) «. f I. tiai ©(f^i'pjj. 
 fiiiP. 2. Piio ©rerfciipferb (f. Pet). 
 
 Peat, il.itt beat- Shak. 
 
 Peat-lia|f{f, [Dertl. ] sloughs 
 •in places from whence peal has 
 l>e « a dug. 1 
 
 adj. 
 
 PEC 
 
 Pebble, peb'bl, } (mu 
 
 Pebblestone, peb'blstone.^ .lelf. 
 pabob, papoUtnua) $. Per itiefcl, iiicrel|1eiiu 
 Egyptian -, Per ^ugeljmptd. 
 
 Pebble-crysial, ber Brifinflf iefel. 
 
 Pebbled, peb bid, adj. fieielig, ooll 
 oou ilurelu. [ I'elii, ficfeiig, itiefel . . , 
 
 Pebbly, pebble, adj. uoH \.m\ ivie» 
 
 Pecary, pek'karc,/ t. ISool.j Piid 
 
 Peccary, ^■'))foi"d)iierit)iueiii, 
 
 •SiMMirrt)iueiii, 0iii6eirct)iueiii. 
 
 Peccability, pekkabilot^, 4. Pie 
 vBiiiiPigrcit, ©iiiiPt).i|tigfcit. 
 
 Peccable, pek-kabi, (Int. pecca. 
 bilis) ndj. I'liiiPig, riiiiPI)afr. 
 
 Peccadillo, pekkadil'li, (i>. ^. ; 
 fr. peccadille; «. I. Pie fleiiie, leiil)te ouuPe, 
 Per fletiie, geriiige Jeljler. 2. eiue >!h-t iteiie* 
 iirngeii. i^b. ipiiiffriuiic, f. Pice ad i I. 
 
 Peccancy, pek'kaiue. *. i. [-OJieP.] 
 Pie bote, i'(t)ied)te, frt)itiume, icl)nPliit)e (yigeu^ 
 utiift (Per ©iijte jo. 2. bai iJJergeljeu. 
 
 Peccant, pekkant. U<U. peccunsj^ 
 adj. 1. ritiiPig, fiinPigenP. 2. [-iDIeP. ] bi^^^s 
 nrng, bjjfe, uerPurbeii (Snfte ic). J. f felji 
 leri)aft. AvLirris. 
 
 Peccant, «. + ber Suiiber. 
 
 Pecca* i, pekkavi, (,U\t. ^., =s 
 \(i) t\<\i>t gefiiiiMgr ). |( 1 11 make him cry -, 
 er |V(i i'(t>oii tint S3erieit)iiiig bitten. 
 
 Peck, [Derti. J to fetch th« 
 breath short, as in an n s t h in a. 
 
 Peclian, [Oertl. ] tUeciop.ih* 
 stomach. [ mig.J Pie '!)3eLl)t<lciiPe. 
 
 Pecllbleud, pukblend, t. lO^hlUt 
 
 Peck, pek, (lUni. pech; fr. picolin) 
 t. 1. [-Mfiipj Pie (euglifdje; 'OJiei^e, Per oicrr* 
 H)cH eiiie6 ©cbrffeU (bushel;. 1. & ber 
 .^ailfeil, Oiel; J. S. to be in a — of troubles, 
 til gri^ger SSerlegenljeit. iu grower ^iott^ fcin. 
 
 Peck, (It. beccare; j'p. picar; fr. bee> 
 queter; Piiil- pikker; picfeiu v. a. 1. picfen 
 ( luit belli ©d^iiiibel). 2. pirfeii (iiiit eiiier 
 jl);t l)a(feii). 3. nufptcfiii (iiiit Pent @d;iia< 
 fel nuflefeu). 4. ( geiviiljiii. v. n.) idjingen, 
 ficiiie ipiebe, Sdjinge gebeii; lo - at, i fnm» 
 vfeii gegeii ...; they lie pecking at one 
 another, fie liegeiifi it, eitiiiiiPer in Pen $nnreit< 
 
 To peck down (one's head), (Pen Jilupf) 
 bi'irfen. niePerbucfen. To -through, Piir(t>» 
 picfen. To - up, anfpicfeii, nufi'd^niippen 
 (nud) t). 
 
 Pecker, pekkur, «. I. ber ^icfev, 
 'i)3icfenPe. 2. ber iJStrfer iSSi'gel, ber pi(tt>. 
 
 W o o d - p e c k e r, ber !Bniiniiped>t„ 
 'Sotimpitfcr. (tiriij. 
 
 PeckiKli, pik'k'sh. adj. Q ^ei6i;uii« 
 
 Peckled, pek'kld, (fiir speckled) 
 a<V- + geipmifelt.^ _ fPer SBenufberg. 
 
 Pecten, pekilii. (Int. •JU.) *. [•Jlnnt.J 
 
 Pectlnal, pck'teuai, (fr. 'Tii., u. 
 int. peitem adj. fniiititiirtig. — s, «, pL 
 [ 3d)ti)iH'i. 1 Pie itniiinifli'fier. 
 
 Pectinate, pek lenate, ) ndj. I. 
 
 Pectinated, pek'teniied.^iMii Peu 
 3nl)iien eined fiomme ■!!lel)niid)feit IjnbenP. 
 2. [2}ot.| fniniiifijrniig. 3. [i?i>nd).J luie eiti 
 £nntni grrippt. 
 
 Pr cl i n a I e lingers, iierfdjrniifte 5'"fl''». 
 
 Pectination, pckienA'sliiin. s. I 
 Pn6 ajindjr.iiifrit '.SiTi'dirnnrtfein. 2. Pni 
 £rtmiuen liti ficpfrg). C«o 
 
654 Fate, far, (a|], fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n^r, got, 6il, doad. Ti\h«, Uih, ffill. t//in, TFIis. 
 
 PEC 
 
 PED 
 
 IPecfinite, pck'ten'f, (p. rnt. pectin) jdagogos) *. 1. bcr ?)8nbn(jog , ©rjif^er. 2. 
 
 ber 6(f)iilfii(^«. 
 
 Pedaj^og-ite, v. a. (5-iii«n f)ofuui! 
 (lern, ntif fine pet>aiirirrf)f ^iSfifc lel)rrii. 
 
 Pedag'og-y, pcddagoje, *. tie Qr-- 
 jieljiiiin, 3"cf)c, Uiirenufifung. 
 
 Pedal, pedal, (Int. pedalis) adj. 1. 
 [TOeD.J ium gupe ge(;orig. 2. eiiieii Jug 
 laiifl. 
 
 Pedal, ped'dal 0&. pedal, (nild) pi. 
 Pedals) «. [Drgelb. ] tai $eJ)nl ( giie= 
 
 Pedal- note, Me iprNiIiiote. [flni'icr;. 
 
 Pedaneoufi, pedaneus, (Int. pe- 
 daneui) adj. \u ^u\i oflicitB , (lefjrnb. — 
 jud-ge. bet Dorfrirfjtrr, Dorffdjiilj (bet |ld)eub 
 ®frirf)t hnit). 
 
 Pedant, plddant. (fr. 253.)*. l. 
 bet ©d)iiltiiei|ler. Shak. 2. ber ©c^ulfudjS, 
 >pcbii!ir. 
 
 Pedantic, pedan'r'k, ladj. pe> 
 
 Pedautical, pedantekal.^ bails 
 t'w'd). — tidv. I' e d a n ' t j c a 1 1 ; , pebnillirrf). 
 
 Pedailtize, peddantize. v. n pe: 
 bniitifircM, ^l•lt ^rbanrcn mncfteti pb. fpielcii. 
 
 Pedantry, pcddantre. (Ped'anr- 
 Isiii) s.\\t ^iJJi'bniirert'i , ©c^ulfudji'trei, 
 ®rtjiiii1fif!)fir, bcr -IJfbniiriSm. 
 
 Pedarian, pcdiican. «. [nit. 5?oiiiJ 
 pi. (gciintoreii, bie bei ^^Ibilimiiuiiigeu tl)re 
 6tiniiiie Mirrf) 93t'itretcii , b. (). baburrf) n<>' 
 gabfn, bn6 fie <iuf bie ©eite ber 'TOitglieber, 
 bcrcii •TOtiuiiiig fie briptlicf)rctcii, trateu. (^n 
 uietcii iifuern beratljcubcn SSer 11111111111119611, 
 J. 55. im ^iirliiiiifiitf roirb \wA) jc^t burd) 
 ©eitretcii nOgeitimiiit, f. Division) 
 
 Pedate, ped'dat, (lat. pedatus) acO'- 
 [Sot.) luie bie 3fl)f" getreiuit. 
 
 Pedder, [Oertl.] peddler. 
 
 Peddle, peddl, {oiffl. i>. petty; m. 
 pitw) V. n. I. fid) niit £leiitigfeiteii nbgrbeii. 
 1. I)(iuftren geljcn, [jniiurcn. To go ped- 
 dling about, l)iiiif(reit gef)en, ^aiifirl^aiibel 
 treiben. [i>erf«uifeii (luie i>iiiiflrer). 
 
 Peddle, v. a. iierfaiifeit , im Detail 
 
 Peddler, ped'lur, «. ber i^aufirer, 
 Inbuletfcdmer, Ijeriiiuiieljeiibe itramer. 
 
 Peddler's ware, bie fiirje 253flare, ber 
 Inbuletfmiii. -'» French, bfl*itniibcrii>aird). 
 -•« pony, o ber bicfe ©trcf (luie fie ^aiu 
 jlrer trngeii). [biUetfrnnierinii. 
 
 Peddleress, pldiurls, *. bie lai 
 
 Peddlery, pldlure. ». I. Ht Ifl' 
 biiletfrnm. 2. bie labiUeifrntnereL 
 
 Peddling, ped'dling. adj. Ultbebft): 
 tenb. - *. iai ipaiifircn, bcr ijjaurtrljiiiibcl. 
 
 Pedee, pede' , *. t ber Saiifbiirrrfjc. 
 
 Pederant, ped'deiast, (gr. paide- 
 rasies) *. ber £iia6ciii"4)nHbcr , ^ebcrail. — 
 
 P e d e r a K ' t i c . adj. pebiTilllirdj. 
 
 Pederasty, ped'dcrakte, <. bie 
 
 ^iinf'i'n('d)niibevri, '|5eberii|1ie. 
 
 Pederero, pcdderi'ro. (fp. pedrero) 
 t. bie t>rel)boffe (9trt JSiuuMie auf ®d)i|feii). 
 
 Pedestal, ped'desial. (fp. 2C., I', 
 l.u. pes u. ilefleii, ©tnfl) «. 1. bnf ^l^ieteilnl, 
 Siifjilflh'tl (D. aiiibiaiili'ii ) , !8ilbgei1efl, ber 
 ■Silbenlul)!. 2. ber Satileiiiliiljl, ©mileiifiiij. 
 
 Ped(*strittl, pciles'tieal. (lat. pe- 
 <k-Niiisi ltd}, juiii i^-iii;e (lelu'ilfl, Jiiij... 
 
 Pe<i«*<«tristil, pcileii 'rean . ndj. Jil 
 5iii';e (^iheilP ; ju rfiiije geiliad)t. - journey, 
 fie Ji'tJi'''!''- 
 
 ». I gjfineralg. ] ber .ftaninifleiit , Sammtmu 
 fcftelileiii. bie verileiiierte .eamniimiCdjel. 
 
 E'ectoral, pek'tural. (lat. peclor»lis) 
 adj. }ur aSriifl geljijrig, 5Sriifl... 
 
 Pectoral medicines, bie 35ril|!lll«ttet. 
 - muscle, ber 95riiflimi6fel. - fins, iZ*)-- 
 tl)i)Pl. 1 bie 95riiflili'ffen. 
 
 Pectoral, «. l. [«»?eb.I ba« 93riifl= 
 niiftel. 2. bcr «riiflfd)itb ; (6ei beii Subeii) 
 6er S8rii(Trd)iIb bcr ^riefler. 
 
 Peculate, pek'kiilite, (Int. pecuIor> 
 r. n. I. fiafTeiibiebflal)Ie bcge^eii , offeiitltdje 
 ©elber entnjcHbeii, lliiterfdjleife f1(^ jii @d)iil: 
 ben foiiimeii lafTen. 2. [bei 9?ed)t5geiel)rteii] 
 (le()Ieii. 
 
 Peculation, plkkula'sliun. (Olid) 
 Pec' u late) *. bcr IvafTeiibiebfla!}!, lliitcr: 
 fd)lcif, fiafTeiibetnig. 
 
 Peculator, pek'kuliiur, (Int. 2D.) 
 t. ber fiaffenbieb. 
 
 Peculiar, peku'leur. (Int. peculla- 
 
 iW) adj. I. eigeii , eigciithiitiilid). 2. eiiiein 
 
 ©iiijigeii al5 ©igeiitljiini geij&rig. Shak. 3. 
 
 fcefoiibcre, a) eigeii , fcltfain. b) fpejiefl. ci 
 
 (finer 3?atii>ii, eiueiii ©oileiti k- befpnbcrf 
 
 eigeii). d) iiitini, pertraut (Jreiinb). 
 
 1. Almost every writer has a peculiar 
 
 style. Most nini have manners — to 
 
 themselves. WEBstEK. 3. a) The man 
 
 has something — in his deportme'it. 
 
 Webster, b) My fate is Juno's most 
 
 — care. Drvden. 
 
 Peculiar, ». I. baS aii$rd)liefilid)e 
 
 (5-igniil)iim. 2. [faiioii. 9?ed)t] tc^i priuilc; 
 
 flirre, beiH)rred)fcte ^ird)ipiel, bie priuiUgirte 
 
 jtird)e rb. ilapetle. 
 
 Court of peculiars, [ffligf.] fin (geift 
 lidter) (Serid)tSi)it ber 6evorred)tctcn S.irif- 
 fpiele ill ber yjraffdjaft (Eaiiterbiirn. 
 
 Peculiarity, pekulear'ete, ». bie 
 
 G^igfiilu'it, a> bie G'igfiit^uiiilid)feit. b) bie 
 
 aiciViiberljcit, (geltfaniftit, txvoai ©igeiK*, 
 
 bat (5-igeiie. 
 
 a> A. peculiarity of style or manner 
 
 of thinking, b) — in dress. Webster. 
 
 Peculiarize, pekuleari/e, v. «. 
 
 jufianeii. 
 
 Peculiarly, peku'leurle, aiv. I. 
 figeji , niif riiic ei!iciitl;fiinli(ftc 9lrt. 2. t)(-- 
 fonber#, roniehnilid)- 
 
 PecuiiarnesM, pekii'l^ames, «. t 
 p\c '5i-UMiberl)eit, g'igciiljeit. 
 
 Pecuniary, peku'neure, (.tcit. pe- 
 ctiniaiins) itdj. (ijelb..., lai QiM Oftrcf: 
 feiib, ill (SHit> 6e|lel)enb, baar, C flingenb. 
 
 Pecuniar V less, bcr SflbDerUlft. - 
 connideiaiioii . ^a^ 'ijleqiiii'nieiit ill (5)elb. - 
 einharras».nient. bic OJclbfleillllie , ©flbliorl). 
 — affairs, (Sielbfadieil. - penalty, bie (55CIb: 
 (Irafe. - mnlct. bic OSclbbiige. [geibreid). 
 PctCUnilkUJt, piku'neus, ad), f 
 Ped, pad. (f. pad) *. 1. ber firine 
 ^Jntfrattrl. 2. ber griifie .Hwb, ^arfforb. 
 
 PeiiaROJfir, peddagod'jik. / 
 
 Pedatf<»j>fical, pcddajjod'jekSl,^ 
 adj. pabagi'aiid), p-riiel)iiiig5 . . . 
 
 Pe<ia{;:'4»|^iKltl , ped'dagodjTj^in, t 
 fcfl# (4Jei'd)air, bic 'iiJiirfe, fer Jtarafier eiiirf 
 ^abagcgeu, bai '!J5abagpgriiaiiit; bic Km 
 6cruid)r. 
 
 Pedas'«»;fue, pcd'dago^, (gr. pai 
 
 PEE 
 
 Pedestrian, $. I. bcr Jfii0gmigct 
 (G-inrr, bcr jii Jiibc gel)t, rei#t). 2. bet 
 Saiifer, ©diiicdlaiifer. — Pedes'trianis ui, 
 *. t bie 'JiiBnaiigerri. 
 
 PedcKtriou.l , pcdes'lieus. aA}. 
 JU giig, aiif ben Jiipen gefjeiib (iiid)t gefii'i. 
 gelt). — animals, bie Oaiibrhiere. Brown. 
 
 Pedicle, ped'dckl. (Ped 'ice I) (lat, 
 pedicuius) 3. [!iiiir. 1 ber ©tfiigel, Stiel. — 
 Ped'icellafe. iidj. ('■JHu.] gcitielr. 
 
 Pedicular, pciiikkiliar. ((\i.lat. 
 
 Pediciil«»U4(, pedik'kiiliis.^ pedi- 
 cuius) adj. laiiHg; bie "SaiiiVfraiifheit l)a» 
 benf. - distemper, bie Pain'efraiifljcit. 
 
 Pedig-ree, pld'degie, dat. pes 11. 
 fr. degre'i *. I. bcr ©raiitiiibaiini, bie ©ramni!, 
 (5)errt)Ied)ri5tafel 2. l bic ^erfiiiift. 
 
 Pediluvy, ped'delilve, (Int. pes 11. 
 lavo) s. t<\i giigbab. 
 
 Pe«liment,ped'denient. (u. lat. pes) 
 ». [91id)it.l ber (gentler^, tljiir^ k.) Ojiebcl. 
 
 Peiilar, 1". Peddler. 
 
 Pedobapti.<lin , peddnbiSp'iizni, 
 (gr. pais u. baptisina) i. bie iJiilbirraiifr. 
 
 Pedobaptist, peddnbap tlst, 4 
 bcr 'Jliiliniigcr ber Jliiibcrtiiiife. 
 
 Pedometer, pedoni'mctur. ciat 
 pes II. gr. nietron) s. ber 'lErg > , ©d)ritt» 
 niefier (eiii ^erfjciig). — Pedo met'rital, 
 adj. pebPincrrifd) , }u fiiieiii SBegiiicffcr gf» 
 i)5rig Pber baiiiir genieffeii. 
 
 Peduncle, pedmi'kl, (u. U\t. pes) 
 t. [iBot.] ber ©tiel, ^liiniciirticl. — Pedun- 
 cular, adj. jn eiiiem 93liinieii|licle geljorig. 
 — Pedu n ' cu lat e, adj. ge|lielt, aiif eilien' 
 ©tiele madjrciib. [iViifnidit. 
 
 Pedware, ped'wire. *. t bie piils 
 
 Pee, pee, v. n. f mit ciiiem ^iliigf 
 felicii. Kw 
 
 Peeble, o'd^ott.) pebble. [biinj. 
 
 Peed, peed, adj. f aiif eiiieiii -Jliige 
 
 Peef, peef, I). B. f Ijuilein. 
 
 Peek, peck. ». n. I. ogiirfcii, f. 
 Peep. 2. [-War.] f. Peak. 
 
 Peel, peel, (fr. peler) v. a. 1. fd)alfn, 
 
 nbfdjdieii; brecfjcn (ipaiif). 2. f u. ^ yiiinberii. 
 
 2. To peel a province or conquered 
 
 people. Mii.TO!!. Dryden. 
 
 Pcel'd priest, gtfltjfopfiger '^faife. Shak 
 
 To peel off. nbfd)alfn. 
 
 Peel, V. u. fid) nbrdjalcii, fi(^) \^t\{t<.r)n, 
 (id) id)icfcrii, fid) abrd)iippeii. l^aiit. 
 
 Peel, (lat. pellis) 1. bie ©djnie, Sfiiibf, 
 
 Peel, (fr. pelle. u. (at. peilo) «. l. 
 bic SSrobi'djaiifel . 95ri)brd)ei6e ;ber aSnrfer). 
 2. ['ipapierm.] bic 9?ie01)niige. 3. o bic groflf 
 5ciierfd>niifel (I'iberfjniipt). 4. [Oertl.] bie 
 JJefle, ber fcfle ^la^ pb. lljiirm. 
 
 Peeler, peel'ur, «. 1. ©iiier, bet 
 fd)alt, ab\&ih\t. 2. t a) bcr Jfniiber, ^JJliiiu 
 bcrcr. b) A - of laud, fine ben %pben aai* 
 trtiiflciibe '!j5flan}f. 
 
 Peelin, (fc^Ott.) peeling. 
 
 Peeng-in, (r<t)ott.) whining. 
 
 Peep, peep, (ir. piobam; (jpfl piepen; 
 pipcn, pfeifen) r. n. I. gurfcn, iiini 25prfd)eiiif 
 fpniineii, rid)tbar luerbcn ; ? fjeri-prrproffctl 
 (i>. 'IMiiMifn); f)en'i'rfd)aiicii , Ijerpprblirf en ; 
 l)eri'prfpiiiiiien, l)iri'Prragfii ; (p. iagograiicii. 
 2. (au." -Jiiiigierbe, biird) ciiieii ©palt, geiiau 
 fiijeii) giirfeii. 
 1. . . I can kee his pride 
 
rhte. far, falK far. M*, met. Fine, ffn. Ni, mive, n6r, gor, 6il, cl6i^d. Ti\be, tub. full. t7/in, THis. (555 
 
 PEE 
 
 Peep through each part of him. Shak. 
 
 To peep at. (?tir<i« bfflurfcn , niiijiirffii. 
 To - forili. hrri'Prgtirfm , ttd> jfiflen, jiiiii 
 83orrdjftue fotimirii. To - in, l)iiieingu(fen. 
 To - out, (jerau«<JHiffn. To - over. I)iii: 
 uber.v-irffn To - at d6. o»er, biil6 Ocr: 
 bfii, aufnmffln. To - through, 6urrf)> 
 fd^aiKii. 
 
 ^eep, I. I. ^nfi rrfte $fri'iiri'(f).iiint, 
 ^fri'iirgii(fcii, i^friuTfiimmeii ; in ■•Miibrurt), 
 tai (iiMUru (.fti laaet). 2. Cfr ii>trtlpl)l(nc, 
 ntiinitrigt) 93lirf ; 6a6 ®iirfen buret eiucn 
 6pnit, i^fruorfihfti. 
 
 To take a peep ae . . . , ^ttcn^ i>t: 
 
 Peep hole, peeping- — , ^n* Wilrfs 
 
 IPeep, (fr. piper > e. n. I. pipril (I', 
 ^uhnrrii), ptfiffit. 1 i pipni (p. 'OJitiifd)?"'. 
 
 l"eep, ». tai ^ipcii, •Pffifm. 
 
 l"«*e|», f. lOrnirlj.) ia6 -Jlfrtjliaf)". 
 
 Peeper, p^epur, *. l. ^o« {ant' 
 ttit<!l)enft , (lrra^c lUi^flffrprfjciK ) S.u(t)itin. 
 2. ter ©iirfrr. 3. { a) t>ai <5liiiK- •») ^rr 
 6pif<1f(. [6fr 'ipaflrtritbrtimi. 
 
 Peepul-tree, pie pui tree. «. 
 
 Peer, peer, ((t». pair; lot., ip. P"') 
 *. I. (Fiiirr pimi brmfrlbfii 9{nn()f, G-iiirr, 
 tn titfcltun Piatftn. 95orjiiij( brfitjt, ftinrf 
 &ltid)en. 2. tn 0)ffn^rtf, 2)iirf*f, *.imr. 
 r0^. Dryden. Shak. 3. [ (^ti(|I ] brr «)>air 
 (!0?itflti(6 ^f« D6frl)iiurt«). 
 
 1. A naa may be familiar wiih hitpeer^. 
 
 Webxtm. 
 Peer, (Mt. pareo; norm, perer) v. ;> 
 I. ? frf(f)riii«n , ljrri»errrf>fiiirii , firf) Jf'df" 
 lum 5Bprr4)tine fomnifti; fiiibrrrtjfn , (ir'i'<fi' 
 (p. Irtflf). 2. (iifiigitrig frfjfn, tiiubratn hm 
 (tf)tn,mit iiiu'cnpnii&titi Sliiiirii frfjun (iiirfrii 
 fttflurii (for. iirtd)). 3. (out) l)frnu#tiiirfrn. 
 fcif ^iTiirr jtiflcn d'. ®<f)iif(ffn). Shak. 
 
 2. Peering in mapi for poru and pici* 
 
 and roads. Shak. 
 
 Peer, (iVti'tr.) poor; a pear. 
 
 Pe«*rii|fe, peeri.ije, norni. p.iiragn 
 $. I. Mf ^iiiriii'iirDc. 2. ttr (t»([i) 'J?ri(t?> 
 aid. ['4>'iirfiiii'irPr. 
 
 Peerd<»lll , peer'duui , « t ti<^ 
 
 PeerenN, |>«ir'««, «. Mc ®tnial)iin 
 eine6 $air«. 
 
 A peereiA in her own right, (jne (l^r< 
 liflf Biiiiif, bie prrfTMilirf), b. t). otfwt rril init 
 tinrm ^iiir ixrhnriUljct fein 411 iiiilfffn, jiir 
 ^oirie (Cer ipnirffftiift, trm l)of)cii 9{ci(t>?rttel) 
 fleljJrt. 
 
 Peerle , ( frf)ott. ) ftrr Sriinirafrf iff ( 
 
 Peerie, (fcttott. ) eurioua, aui- 
 pi c io II x. 
 
 PeerleSW, peer'lex, adj. UllPfr<lIfi(ft: 
 lid). — nrf". Peer'leaal y, UllPrrflli-ictlid), 
 p^ii* Wlfi(tcii. (lliu>irnlctd)lid)fcit. 
 
 Peerlessneim, peer'le«ne», *. tie 
 
 Peevisll, peevish, (P. ftf)Ptt. pew. 
 Cb. p. p<-t, pi-tiilant?> adj. I. lailllifd), iiifir.- 
 rif<f), prrPrireiid), flromlicf). 2. nnicfi|"<(), per; 
 ffffrn , fl&rf ifrf) , eifltiifiiiiii(i , empfiiiMict). 3. 
 iSppifrf), tt)ori(l)t, nrnnVlig, rrfnniilicf), fiii: 
 bird). Shak. — adv. H ee ' v i iih I y, imi(fi|'d) i 
 Mrfrireild), tuit 'OWiirrfii. 
 
 PeevishueSM, peev'shncK, t. I. 
 bie 0>raiiiiid)ffif, taf prffrti'giidjr, liiiiiiifd)r 
 ■BrtVii. 2. fir &iiipniiMid)i'i-ir, Per Cfiiiriiilnn. 
 
 Pe{(, pejj, t. "JJiNirfliUi tljr, "SJrrrdjru. 
 
 PEL 
 
 Peg-, (PfnoflUbf mif fflt. pango; <\v. 
 pegnyaii; 3mtd) : 1. ber "^^od, dim 233iV 
 rd)e Jc. nn eiiiem <£eiie jii befeiligr 11 ) Pie 
 (liftijeriie) £((iiumer. 2. ber 2Dirbcl um Siii 
 tentiiilrimientfn). 3. t bie ©oifej j. 33. to 
 come do) a — or two lower, to lower a — , gr- 
 linPti-c (Bniren aufjiel^en; to take a — lower. 
 iiiePerbriirfeii, bcmuri)igen. 4. [beim Spjtiii, 
 Per SroB mit iletfem ilrme. [fofc 
 
 Old peg, e ber Ijarte, raagere ©iiffoif; 
 
 P e g ■ I u d d e r, bie SttAf^nleiter, ber ^rAt^ii^ 
 bfiifrit. 
 
 Peip, V. a I. pfl&(fen, niip(tB(fen; (in> 
 pp.pifiii, feilen (in &iiv(i«;. 2. niiboljren (ein 
 iJ>iP'- 
 
 Pegasus, p.'g'isaa, (gr. pegasot) 
 *. I. l-).Vi)rij.j Per -:}.Hflaiu«. 2. [9l|'h:pii ] Per 
 'JJeg.ifuj. {p(liJcft, niipjlocfr 
 
 Pejfg'er , peg'gur, #. d-mer. Per 
 
 •"•^tfUf'^ST? P«S S'og. «<0- -awl, Per 
 ijjflptfi'rr (Per £d)iifter). 
 
 **«S'8ry» pegg*- »• fflreff^cn (f. Peg>. 
 
 Pei^llillg-, / ICertl.j puffing and 
 
 Pecllllli;-,^ paniing. 
 
 PefflitK, (id)oti.) ttie Picta. 
 
 Peg^in, pew, (gr. prgma) «. bA4 (f>e< 
 ipeglid)i'> ©(tiiii'pirlgeri'iil. B. Jo.i«oa. 
 
 Peg^iiiMtKe, peg'matite, 1. [-'})}ine' 
 rolg.) Pit 'i^egiiuitir. (Iidje »J{iirl)e. 
 
 Peyo, pegA. (p. peg) ». t bie ni.iiiii> 
 
 Pelmatic, p&ras'iik. (gr. peiraaii- 
 koi.) ad). perriid)enP, peirnrtn'd). 
 
 Peiie, pi^e, ( (fr. pe«er) ». a. * I. 
 
 Peise, J niePerjuljen (roie ein 
 
 (>)eii>id>f> , (Pnljer) 2. t a; to - down, tiiei 
 PerPriiefeii. Shak. b) einer ©n(t»e 'OKeifler 
 luerPeii. Shak. 3. ipngen, nbivngen dtiid) t). 
 
 Peise, «. 1. Pft6 {«et»id)t. 2.ibie IMi^ 
 3. dp. peiia) Per in>id)tigr, gripiiirige @treid). 
 
 Peknn, pck in. §. 13(H'( J Pnd fnnn; 
 fiid)f SBierel. l^rregrinue. 
 
 Pel, pel. (<!Ibft'irjg. ffir Peregrine) i. 
 
 Pelng'e, pel iiijc. ( fr. 'ii5.) *■ ^ai' 
 ^,iiir. Pie 'iiii'lle, Per^ Ij (PerivilPen ^irrei. 
 
 Pelng'imi, |>eli jeJii,^(P. lO^ pela- 
 
 Pelag'iC, pel ajik, j gui) ad). 
 (-ajiiT'in'dj.j jmn OKeere fleljorig, See..., 
 •»eeer . . . 
 
 Pelagrian, pili'jiSn, (p. Pelaglua) 
 *. [Kird)iiia-i Per '!}>eliigiiiner. -««</. ju^e> 
 lagiM* u. feiiier Seljre gclj&rig. 
 
 Pelngriniiiain , pelA'jian'zm, «. 
 Per ^l}el.igiiiiiii>iii , Pie Setjre Per '')3elagiiiiier. 
 
 Peir, pelf. (i<enviiiiPt iiiit pilfer) «. 
 1. P.i« OJeiP, Per 'OTiinimon ; (tnljer) 2. bit 
 •Wid)rigfeif, C5-irelfeir. 
 
 PeliCMIl, pellekan, (fr. 2D., gr. pe 
 lekan; t. I. [Oriiirl}.] Per ^elirnn, bie Rrppf. 
 giin#. 2. IGijiiii.) Per 'ipfiifnn (ein Beilitlirs 
 gcf.ig). I l'))?iiierrtlg.] eine 9lrt t^i>Mi). 
 
 Peliuin, pc'leoiii, (gr. pelioma; $. 
 
 Pelisse, pellee»', (fr. SB.) »• iir^ 
 fprfingl. Per ^iljn>(f, bn5 ^eljfleib; (jet)! 
 geipol}!!!. ) em feiPeiier 3{r(f pP. ipnbit ( Per 
 I)atneii). [Pa* 'iJ5crgainriir. 
 
 Pell, pel, ((lit. prilis) $. Pie >^aiit, 
 
 Cleik of the pells, [©■iigl.] Per i»tld)= 
 fjiilter (I'fi Per Sd)aijfiinimer). 
 
 PelltkCk, I (rd)prr.) I. porpoise. 
 
 P«>il<»ck, \ 2. ■" .1 b>il|pt. 
 
 P<'lll»-iil<»lllltnin, pclla-nioun' 
 iin, I. [iH^r.J Pit ijirgprlei. 
 
 PEN 
 
 Pellet, pellit. (fr. pe!ote;ip. pellen) 
 s. I. Pile itfigfh1)eii. 2. t Pie (Jiiiueii :c.) 
 £iigrl. Bacoh. Rav. 
 
 Pellet, r, (I. f )ii jiiigfid)fii biiPen. 
 
 Pellete<l, pel litted. adj. ani 5tu< 
 gclii beileljeitP. - storm, ^ Per ^iigflre,]eii, 
 vjagel. Shak. 
 
 Pellicle, piriiki, (int. peli'cui.o 
 t. I. [iUniU., 1501.1 tai ipaiitd)en, bie Piiiine 
 ^aut. 2. [(Tljeni.] bn« ipniitd)eii. 
 
 Pellitory, pllletuie, (fp. pelitre) 
 «. [95pt.] ia6 ''JKiiiierfrniit. 
 
 Pellitory of the wall pb. common — , 
 iai getJteine SUtniierfrniit. Bastard -, bet 
 Wniierpfeffer. - of Spain, per fpnnirc^e 
 SSertrnm. Field -, b.i« iviiPe fiMiibenfrniii. 
 
 Pell-mell, pelmC-l', (fr. pele-mel •) 
 ade. bunt Piird) riiiiUiPer. Shak. 
 
 Pellucid, pellukid. (Iilf. psIliici.liiH; 
 adj. Piirdifiditig. 
 
 Pellucirtlty, peiluMd'^ti. \ 
 
 PelltlcidneSS, pellu'nidneii. \ 
 Pie r>iird)fi<t)tigfeit. 
 
 Pelt, pelt, (Int. petlls) $. I. P.V- ^i-ri, 
 ber'JJelj. Pie ipniit. 2. pi. (Ipprgr.) Pn* ^.-.If 
 lenleber. 3. [Jolfn.] ber gnnj jerriffine 9i,iiil» 
 beS {Jiilfen. 4. (gr. pelte) ( <!llrerfl). J Pet 
 hnlbnipnbi, pP. (jnlbiirfrlfCrniige Sd)ilb. 5, 
 ber ©(^Ing, ®trri(t) (p. etron* ©fiuprfeiieni). 
 
 Pelt-monger, ber 9?illl(()^illPler. -- 
 
 wool, (bie 2Dptle pon ©terbiinflen) bie 
 ©terbeu'Pde. 
 
 Pelt, ». Pie ajiitf), ij)i^e. 
 
 Pelt, (fr. peloier; Int. pello) r. m. 
 1. (iiiit eti»n« (XJeroprtenetn, JnKeiiPem fc^jfn* 
 geu) fd)Ingen nn.., fd)ie8en, ipcrfen nnct)..; 
 bewerfen. 2. d'lberl}.) reerfen. 
 
 They pelted 11* with their small shot, 
 fie thnten 5J''"tfnrd)i'i(Te nuf un«. To pelt 
 any one with libels, @-ineil mit <SA)ma\ft 
 rd)rifreit i'iberfd)utteii. (tern 
 
 Pelt, r. n. ; u. f tpben, miJtfjen, ppi> 
 
 To pelt and chafe, por Som rrtfen. 
 
 Peltate, peltile. i (p. Int. pella) 
 
 Peltated, pellalid.J ad). [-Bpf.) 
 fd)ilPfprmig. — adv. Pel 'lately, fttifb* 
 forniig. 
 
 Pelter, pei'u'ir. *. I. (Jiner, bet nnc^ 
 &tti'n6 ivirfr. 2. Per 'ipolterer, XpbenPe. 3. 
 Per S'M. Itnnufer. Hitloet. 
 
 Pelting-, pel'iing, adj. -J- nrmiVii(|, 
 rrbiiriiilid), eirnb i>ernd)rli(t. Shak. 
 
 Peltrie, (fd)ptt.) peltry. 
 
 Peltry, pell'ie, (fr. pelleterle) «. 
 Pnf 9{aiid)5, ^eljiuerf, bie 9{aii(ft)pnaren. 
 
 Dealer in peltry, ber 9{nu(<)ipnnreni 
 ()iiiiPler. 
 
 Pelnre, pelure', (fr. iSB. ) t. bit 
 @d)iile, ©d)e!fe, ^niit, 9?inPe. 
 
 Pelvimeter, peivim'meti'r, (tnt. 
 pelvis u. gr. niptron) t. I6()ir.) ber Serfcii* 
 iiie()rr (ein SnfTniment). [iai SSecfen. 
 
 P<;lvis, pei'vis, (fflt. 2B.) s. [3iiiat.] 
 
 PPH, pen, (^bfnrjg. filr Penelope; *. 
 ^euf'rpe. 
 
 Pen, (Int. penna; nngelf. pinn; f)pff. 
 pen) ». I. t Pie JJePrr (einef 25pgeli'). Si-eh- 
 sER. 2. Pie JJi'f'ft' ©d)reibfePer; (nii(t)) Pie 
 5ePiT, Per .Rirl. 3. t a ) Per Sd)riftilelti'r, 
 ®d)rriber. hjMeJrPrr, ®d)reibnrt, ber Stpl. 
 c) Pii- 'Ji'Per. £d)ri|t|li-flrrei. 
 
 To make a p trn , 10 cut a -, fiat i^tbft 
 
656 rAlP, far. r.Ml. fat. ml met. Fine, fin. N4, move, ndr, got, 6il, cloud. Ti'ibe, liih, full, i^in, TflU. 
 
 fd)nfi6en. To set pen to paper, tie ^fbtx 
 nnfe^eii. 
 
 Pen -case, bic 5e6crlnld)fc, biifi 5»ber: 
 tvi)V, ter Jc Pf rf ocf)er. - - f 'i ! K 6ic JcDen'od 
 
 — knife, (pennife) DaS geberilufT'i'. -• 
 nipper, eiii --WeiKr, tie geberii fibjiituvfo- 
 
 Pen, praet. U. pp- penned, v. a. 
 
 1. fctjreibcn; (down) iibt>i|Teii , nieBtrfd)rd! 
 beii. 2. bl'fie^l•rn, befe&crii, fceficlen. 
 
 I"e«l, ( aiigt'If. pinan, pyiidan. *. I. 
 
 ein (leiiiet (5)i'l;iiijt, eiiie ipurCc fiir il)ii!re, 
 J. 25. fviilje, Sri)afe 2c. ; (6e|tiiP.) Dn ipiil): 
 iierfapfl , ima 5?iif)iit;rf)iiiii ; bic ©(^nfiiiirbe. 
 
 2. bte S8iil)ne juiii 5i|"d)fiiiuje; Bo^ ©erimie. 
 --stock, Der ©cljlogil , Das ©(t>iii>t>n:t. 
 
 Pen) praet. U. p;<. pen u e d oti. p e n i. 
 v.a. (<jeiuijl)iil. mJt up) eiii|M)litjjcii, uirfdjlit. 
 ^cii, cimVerreii (niicf) i) ; ciiiptcrd)cii (<2it>nfe) ; 
 ciiier v£nd)e ben iliiegiiiuj iut yerreii. 
 
 Penal, pe'nal, (fr. 2B.. U. Inr. poena.i 
 arf;. I. ©rrnfe beireffeiiD, ©trnf... 2. ^|lrn. 
 feiib, rad)enb. 3. ciiier Sirnfe iiiireriuorf'fii, 
 eiiie ©rnife iinri) \'id) jii'l^fiib. — ado. Pe- 
 nally, I'ei Striife. — Pe nalness, «. 
 bie ©triift'arfeit. 
 2. Adamantine chains and penal fire. 
 
 Mll.TON. 
 
 Penal law ob. statute, b<\6 ©triitjCK'^. 
 
 — Biiui, bir ©trnffiimiiii;. - code, buo s^rriif; 
 (jeKtjbiid). 
 
 Penality, pcnallcte, (fr. pc'nnlile) 
 «. t fie "Bnafc, Sirrifberuuimuiifli ©tnif: 
 barteit 
 
 Penalty, pin'naltl, *. I. bie Strnff. 
 2. bie j!i iHTiuirfciibe cb. utnuirfte ©iiiiiiiie 
 K. ivpgt'ii i)iirt)ft'i'jiiljliiiifl vt. 9ii(l)rerfiilliiiuj 
 eincr gtipiilariiMi , uenuirtte (Etriife, SJiipe, 
 Striifi'iiniiiie, ®elb|lrnfe. 
 
 Penalty of Adam, bie ©trnfe, bell 
 2Bed)rel ber Oiilire^jeiteii jii tiiipfiiibfii Shak. 
 
 Penance, pennanse, (nitfr. SIB.) 
 «. bie S8ii0e (i'lifimig, 3fcue, ©trnicj. 
 
 Penates, penates', (ifli. 253.) «. pi. 
 bie ^eiinti'ii, >paii«g5tter (bcr 3{ijmcr). 
 
 Pence, pense, 3. pi. v. penny, 
 iveiin urn tiner fflelbriimiiie bie dUte i|1; 
 (luid tnnii uoii 9)iiiiijfti'irfca i"pred)fii, I'o fiiflt 
 iimii r((]t'liiin0iG pennies), (eii|]lif(t)e ^I'eii' 
 nige) ^ciicc. 
 
 Pencil f pen'bil, (fr. pinceau; fp. 
 pinceli lat. penicJilus) t. t. bcr $illfel (brr 
 «J)?rtlir). 2. ber €tift, iMciilift. 3. irflfiib 
 ein Hiierficiig jiini ed)reibeii i>()iie Xiiue. 
 4. lipl)i)f., Dpt.] ber ©tml;lenfegcl, £.'id)tfe()il. 
 
 Lead -pencil, ber 23lei|lift. Red -, 
 ber 9{ijtl)ei. 
 
 Pencil-case, bfl^ JJiitternI, ^ol)V fur 
 S3leirtiftc Db. 'iJiiuVl, iiJiiilifrfiuteral , bcr 
 ^iiifflfi3d)i'r, bne ^iiifilfiitternl. --cloih, 
 
 — rag. ber ^lUfdiuiff^. — sliap/ed, (!5ut.] 
 pinielfornng. [fieinc Sljimpel. 
 
 Pencil, (fttrfr. penoncei) #. " tet 
 
 Pencil, V. u. maicii, jcid)iien. 
 
 Penciled, pen^ild, adj. iSrrnljIen. 
 fegel Ijnfenb. 
 
 Pendant, pen'dant, (fr. 215.) ». i. 
 H6 ©cljaiige (ai« S'eriul)). 2. i Ms -Jlii. 
 ^flngfel. 3. (befoiib. ) lai Ol;rgil)iiiiiie , We. 
 ^cnf, Dl)rgel}ei»f. 4. [^Duir.J a) bie SBiinpii; 
 Broad -, ber iStiiiiber. b) brr i>iiii.jrr; 
 S<t>enfel (iniirtibe). 5. f bni' $eiibel.iJicu\. 
 (f. Peuduluuij. j 
 
 PEN 
 
 Pendant-rings, t. pi. .^(inoijritfe ittit 
 ©d)rniibcn. 
 
 Peudence, pliVdense, (Int. pen- 
 dens) s. bie 3iei(jiiiig, 'Jibtiadjiing, ber ipaiig. 
 
 Pendency, pen dense, t. ber '2luf: 
 
 rd)iib, bcr 3u|1niib, in G-tiuiifi nod) iiid)t eats 
 
 rd)ifbeii, fd)iuet)eiib, niil)niigig i|l. 
 
 To wait during tlie pendency of a suit 
 
 or petition. Webster. 
 
 Pendent, pen 'dent, adj. 1. \ \)M\> 
 geiib; fltegciib (luie SBiiiiberj; (on) jld) le(): 
 iienb (liber). 2. iiberl;niigeiib. 3 fd)uiel)eiib. 
 
 Pendent, *. l. l'21rd)it.] ber Iragrr 
 (bie Iragiaule). 2. [SBot.J pi. bie ©tnubbein 
 tel, ©tniibfuibeu. 
 
 Pending-, pln'ding, adj. I. d'or 
 (iJeridjt; ni>d) niil;angi(j, rd)ii)cbeiib (i>. ciiiem 
 ■ijjroji'fie). 2. [ipniibelj ImifeiiD, iiffeii ((J)e= 
 id)rtft); fd)iucb£nb (^Bdjiilb); i)tfeii|lel)eitb 
 iJte^nuiigeiu. 
 
 Penduline- titmouse, pen - 
 
 juiiiie - lituiduse, ( fr. penduline ll. engl. 
 
 uiniouse) *. bie SSetitelnieife. 
 
 PendulUSity, penjulox'ete, I 
 
 PeuduluuSUeSS, pen juiusnes,^ 
 
 «. ber 3"rt>Tib , bn ©nund (jeriibljiiiigt uber 
 fd)ivebt, brt6 ijnunieln. 
 
 Pendulous, pen'jiilus, (Int. pen- 
 dulus) adj. 1. Ijangenb, fd)iuebeiib. 2. -j- 1 
 )iui>ifeil)iift, iitigeiuig, uii|'d)liifrig. 
 
 Pendulum, penjulum, iiat. SSo.) 
 t. 1. liJJIjDr-] bn6 ^eiibel; (nii lll;reii) ba» 
 ^pctibei, ber ^erpeiibifel. 2. - ub. — clock. 
 bie ^eiibeUil)r. 
 
 Pendulum-bob, bie $enbe(liiife. — - 
 pliers, *. pi. bie ©pi^jnnge. --watch, 
 bie i(ird)i;iuil)r nut cinein ^^enbel. 
 
 Penetrability y pinnetrabii'cte, 
 (fr. peneirnljilitei *. i^!^l;i)f.] bie I)urrt)bring: 
 lid)feit. 
 
 Penetrable, pln'netiabl, (\at. pe- 
 
 neirabilis) nri;. 1.1^)1)1)1.] bnrd)briligUd). 
 2. i (lo) ftnpfiingtid) uur;. Shak. 
 
 Peiietrail, pennetril, (Int. pene- 
 tralia) ». -j- cfie iiiiurtn Il)ciie) bus Oimtrc. 
 
 Penetrancy, pen nelran.se, (lilt, 
 peneiran.-,; t. 1. -f bie einbrtiigeitbe ©igeii) 
 rd)>ifr. R*v- 2. f a) bie (Sd)nrffid)rigfeit, ber 
 £d)arfi'inn , £d><irfblirf. b) bie (iiiibring= 
 litDfiii. 
 
 Penetrant, pln'n^irant, adj. 1. I 
 eiiUringeiib, Mird)briiiginb. 2. i a> eiiibriiig> 
 lid), b) fd)anTid)iig, btird)briiigrii£i. 
 
 PenetrHte, pen negate, (Int. pe- 
 neiro) I), a. 1. f biird)briiigcii ; briitgcn 
 biird) ... 2. i a) eiiiiu'l;men, tiucftbringen, 
 evfl'lllcn ; penei rated with .., CUrd)bnin. 
 gen iHiii... b) l;ernu!."briiigeii, erforid)tn, er- 
 riUljiii, rrgriliibeii ; biird)blicfeii, burd)fd)iiiien ; 
 einCniigi n m . . . 3. bringeii, einbringen in . . 
 (tin Ciiiib ic). 
 2. a) 1 am penetrated with a lirely 
 sense of your genero.sity. Webster. 
 
 Penc^trate, v n. 1. ? burd)brin. 
 
 geij, fiiibriiigen. 2. i (inio) einbringen in.., 
 
 (5-nuii6 erforrd)cn, biird)rd)iiiien , ergrunben. 
 
 2. He had not penetrated into the 
 
 designs of the prince. 
 
 Penetrating-, pen'netrAt'ng, adj. 
 1. \ eiiibringriib, biird)bringenb. 2. i a) 
 ird)flrifid)ti(i)biird)brinflenD ((yei|l>. Iw burd)= 
 brmgcnb iDitbe). 
 
 PEN 
 
 Penetration, plnnetra'shun, •. 
 1. f bas I)urd)bringen, (S-iubriiigen. 2. a) 
 brt^ (geijltge) g-inbringcn (into, iii), bie Qt* 
 grfinbnng (einer Snd)e). b) ber biirc^brin* 
 genCe 25er|lnnb, <£d)rtrfftnn, bie (>-iiifid)t. 
 2. a) A penetration into the abstruse 
 difficulties of algebra. Watts. 
 
 Penetrative, pin'netrativ, (fr. 
 pe'ne'trutif) adj. 1. T biird)briligcnb, fd)rtrf 
 (£iift ic). 2. i a) bnrd)bringeiib (fd)nrfftd)' 
 tig), b) (Htn @tt|l) burd)brinaenb, (6-inen) 
 erfiidenb. 
 2. b) Penetrative shame. Shak. 
 
 Penetrativeness, pen'neirativ. 
 nes, *. I n. 1 iai Durd)bringeiibe, bie >£d)rtrfe. 
 
 Peniisli, pcn'fish, *. cine 41rt »ilaaU 
 raupe, Gnuppe. 
 
 Peng^uin, pln'gu'n, ov. pien u. 
 gwyn) «. 1. [Crniil).J ber ^Jjingiiin, bie jjetti 
 gan^. 2. bie ivilbe '^iiana^. 
 
 Pen -gun, IDertl.) pop- gun. 
 
 Penicil, penesU, (hit. penicillus) 
 ». 1. I6l)ir.] bie iJDmprejJe, ber bie) "■BJcipel, 
 bie 2Ciete. 2. eine 91rt *^3(:ii|'d)eln. 
 
 Peninsula, peniushuia, (lat. SSi.) 
 t. bie i>nlbiiifel. 
 
 Peninsular, pemn'shular, adj. 
 in ber ®e|lalt eb. bcni Sni^nnbe eincr ^aibi 
 imel, iu eiiier ipalbiiifel gei;i3rig, nuf emct 
 Sp.nbinfcl. 
 
 Peninsulate, penin'shulite, V. a, 
 fail gnnj niit iIBii|7er unigebeii ober iinu 
 ringeii, eine ^paibinfel niiU'l)en ober biic-eu 
 au6 ... 
 
 P e n i n s u 1 a t e d, einer jpnibinfel iil)nlid). 
 
 PenirOU, penncrun, s. 1^1H.| Cai 
 2Dol)igemiitl). 
 
 Penitence, pen'neiense.^(fr. pe'ni- 
 
 Peniteucy, pcn'ncten.sc,^tence, Vt 
 Int. poenitentia) *. bie iSll^C. 
 
 Penitent, pen ncient, (fr. 2E. , o. 
 
 Int. pocnitens) adj. blljifcrtui. 
 
 Penitent, *. 1. ber ^augfertige, buij» 
 ferrigc 6iinber. 2. (rum. fntl). Kird)c j bcr 
 SBi'iMcr, 25iiBenbe. 3. bnfi 3.ieid)tfinb, ber 
 ^eid)fenbe. i- pi- [ivird)engefd).| bie 2JiiBir, 
 Sgnfjenben (relig. 23ri'iberfd)iiften]. 
 
 Penitential, penneteashal, (fr. 
 pe'niteniiei) nd). 1. 3?ii0e niiebriicfenb , nn 
 ti\\ ing legenb, ^iiig... 2. ni6 -iJiige iiiifs 
 erlegt. [tai' iSiipbiid). 
 
 Penitential, *. [rcrni. fnri). Jsmttcl 
 
 Peniten'tiary , penncjensiiaic, 
 
 (neiiUU. poeniientiarius) adj. bie Sjllge Ob. 
 bie 3icgeln iinb Wrnbe berfclben bctrrffcnb 
 
 Penitentiary, *. l. [rcnn. iviitl).] 
 bcr ^iif-prieiler, 27ii|irid)tcr. 2. ber i^ufifers 
 tige, ibiiger, SBiipt-noc. 3. Ipnpill. Jiiirtc] 
 iai 25ii0gfri(!)t , bie 91bIiiBfnii,ilci. 4. ber. 
 25cid)t|1ul)l. 5. bn6 3'itJ)il;nii*, itorrcftioii^ 
 ()nni'. [bn^fertig. 
 
 Penitently, pen'n^ientle, adv. 
 
 Penman, pen man, (f. pen) *. 1. 
 ber ©d)rcii'leljrer, ®d)rcibineiflcr ; (gcioolitu 
 licS)) 2. (S-iner, ber eine fd)one S;>nnt> fd)reibt, 
 ber gefcijicfte ©ctjrciber. 3. bet ©4»rift|UUer ; 
 ©ti)ii|l. 
 
 The sacred penmen, bie uicr (^pnngCf 
 lillcji. Addisoh. 
 
 Peninansllip, penmanship, t. I. 
 ta6 iSd)rcibrn, tie Sd)reibefuiift. 2. (bte 
 airt ill fi1)reibcni bie ec^rift. 
 
FAte, far, lall, fat. Mh, met. Fin**, fin. N6, indvp, nor, s;ol, oil. r\f,ml. Ti'iUe, luh. rill. l/;in. VUU. ^57 
 
 PEN 
 
 Pennached, pen'niuhd. (ft. pen- 
 
 nache'i mlj. t fciilUilrfifi*! (o. "BlimifiD. 
 
 ■*«niinnt, pennant, i q'r. fauion, 
 
 Pennon, pen' nun, ) pennon) #. 
 
 I. ^«r 'iS3impeI, ^lf flfiiie 5''1!W« of- 5'il?ii<. 
 
 tii6^iihiid)rii. 2. (nuf®d)iffi'ii> t.u-2iieci»iffi. 
 
 PtMinHte, peu'nite. ) (lilt, pen- 
 Pennatefl, pen'iiiied,^natu*> adj. 
 I. offlii'lflt- 2. [»Pt.J flfflccerr. 
 Penned, pend. udj. orfTiigtlt, flfflf> 
 
 itXX. HCI.OET 
 
 Penner, pennur, I. 1. ttr £d)rei! 
 »fr; ©d)ritnl«llfr. 1. [Qtrtl.] bit Jueer. 
 
 Penniforin, pen'nirtrm, (lilt, pen- 
 nn II. fxrini iidj. tVffrfi>nni(i, fii'lforiiiifl. 
 
 Penililt^KS, pen iiel««, nilj. (jfieiP», 
 fnnrn£)ellfr (jnbeitt, orni. — Pen'nileis- 
 netn. I. ^if OJi'lMPfinff't, ?trilillt(j. 
 
 Pennon, pen mm. diU. penna) t. 
 I. t f" 'S""n- -• •' Pe"»i«nt. 3. l$>fr. 
 rtI^.l ^fr OCipi'difitilP. 
 
 Penny, pen ne. (M\<\ttf. penlg; l)i>fl. 
 It. irtilV. pinning; \ptVnnin ; bim. pengo 
 'pl. pcnni?«ll. pence; peunie* Jflfll 
 b\t 3iihl ttr Willi jrsi on, pence tril »(. 
 friiij rfi" prnniei ibrriii 2i3iTthi- ixad)) *• I. 
 Kt ^i"iiiin (fiifllifrtjci "JtViiiiig. ©luffr il'i 
 ■= I ShidiiKi). 2. [ill ninii cnql. St.init.j 
 Me eilbernunnf ; ^.1f SilbrriiflC (Tibfrb.!. 
 3. i a) btr ^tVnuio "•'" t\t\nt iSuniine). 
 b) bat ^Dfiiiflt, OkT\t\<\f, lUxbtbtuttntt. 
 SiiAK. 4. (librrlj.) t,\6 W^•l^. 
 J. ai Mr will nni lend a penny. 4. Be 
 (lire 10 lurn tlie penny. OhYDKx. 
 
 To make a penny, ®l•|^ niflcfteil , (X: 
 nrrbcli. I'frMflifli. To lum the -, to wind 
 tlie -. I. ffiit Oitlb wrM fliilcqfn. 2. 1 ^fll 
 £).iiird vcrtlrl)(ii (ft^) O'"'"^ i» >>in<t)i'ii 
 
 IBljTfll). 
 
 Prou. To ninke a penny go a great 
 way. iwfitrr mtt fid) flrfifrii. No -, no pater- 
 noHter, llin|'oil|l ift btr Icb. - wi»e ami 
 pound fooliah. ^friiiiliie |ii 9{iill;t l;olr(ll^ 
 Uiiti Ihdlrr U'rfliucrfflif. A. - »ared U a - 
 got. brfffr ipiirfn, ali trU frrorrtrii. 
 
 Penny dice, btr runbt 93ruiUll<t)rn. 
 -■father, o btr "^JirniiiflfiidxVr , ^M\. 
 Rmdtr. --graan, [Vvt.] bat <l5|fiiiii(i' 
 fr.iiit, 'iPtfiiiiionrii*. --p«»t. lit 'i^iiiiiiin' 
 pi'il i btr ©t.iMpt'flbrif ftriigiT ; t w o - p e n n y- 
 pr, «t. bit (£ell^pllfr) €Ifl^rul1)T. ^iigbotriii 
 piM). --rot, 15^iit. ] f(x 25rmi*iint>el. -• 
 royal, [Sot.) bat '5h-\)traut. --mane, 
 ( r(t)Pf t. > »ioiie quoit. — -weight. 
 
 ((j-nql.) ^ll< $ffniiifl(iriui(l)t. — wliiie, fil. 
 brnvriR; hrov. Gold make* a woman — . 
 0)i 16 niii(l)t au(t) b\t Spa6l\<b(U i<t)btt. - - 
 wise, ipiuriim, fiiirfcrirt ntii »nrfd)ffH Ort*. 
 -■won. [5>pr.] I. bat iJi.utrrfr.nit, 1^\t\\. 
 ninfrftiit. 1. bat ©imipiiirtfctlfnurt. - - 
 worth. I. bai ^M°eniii>iiverrh, a> fi'ir riiun 
 ^iViiiiiii dV I'ifl iiiiiii fiir oiiifii <J5riiiio fniift) ; 
 a - of apple*. tVir eiiirn ^iniiiifi "'Irpfrl. bi 
 (btr lui'hitfiie fiiiiif) a) a -, a good -, (jii. 
 
 ttil ItflilfS, iypl)liei(; to have a -of 
 
 n>Pl)IIfll JU Qtwai fBlllilKH. /?> f to have 
 BO Diighty - of . .., feliKii grrgrn S3prrl)ril 
 tb. 9{iiOcii }iri)rii a»t ... ■). (cr 5p>uit>rl, 
 Jtnilf; t* make cheap -«of..., Q-rivfl^ 
 fprttivchlicil (jrbeil. 4. 1 to take one"* -'«. 
 f iriiirii Iht'il iirl)iiirii. 5. Mr UlriiUQfrit. 
 £njf<. • deulMch. Worlerbucit, L 
 
 PEN 
 
 6. 1 fin <!Briii(j, btr fleiiie ttftil. 
 
 Pensile, pen mI, (IiU. penailit) adj. 
 
 l)iiii(]fiiD , biiiiiieiiO , rrtxiu'DeiiD. 
 
 Pensilenestt , penkilnes. m. bm 
 ^niujeii, ©(l)iucbeii, £rt)iuebeM£>e, ifiaii' 
 qtwbt. 
 
 Pension, pln'shun, <fr. 'Si., v- 
 lar. pensio) s. I. II Me diriue, 3«l)i»><9' 
 2. (ill riidtrrcr SrC>riitiiii(i> a; riiie jnl)Cli(t)c 
 3ol)iiiii<i , 'Ilbgabe iii ten inns of 'court ob. 
 9{ti1)fefi>flf!iifii. b> tine fltiuiffe 6)eiffiiiiime. 
 Me nil reii OiiriillidKii nniliui btt 3>:l)>ii<^>< 
 eiitri(t;tit ivirD. 3. bat JtoilgriD. 4. bit ^t\u 
 fipii , bet O'llJ^K If . (»ll(^^cllj)l•l6 , itr &i\a! 
 reiiflelj.ilt, 9{iil)cijfl).ilt , (S-|)rniaeliiiir. 6. - 
 of Gray » inn . btr i>{ntl; ill Cem 9i'ed)tefi'l> 
 Ifjiiutll Gray's inn. 
 
 Pension, v. a. (Jincn peiifioiiireii, 
 ii; ten ?Ciil)rilnii& I'cnV^en, C^iiieni rtii Oii^r. 
 (ji(0 flfbfii vb. niif iVijeii. 
 
 Pensionary, pen'shunaii. (fr. 
 
 pensionnaire) udj. I. pfiiHoiiirt , fill 3ol)r> 
 
 licit erljnlieitD). 2. iiieMicr^eiifii'ii t>eilel)eii6. 
 
 2. A pensionary provikion for inaiii- 
 
 ten.ince. Webster. 
 
 Pensionary, #. 1. fter <J5riinDii,ir. 
 iSiiiitfiii'DlMier. 2. (Ijofl. ©eidj.J t>er '}jfn; 
 fioiiiir , 9<nri)i-pf!irioiiiir. 
 
 Pensioner, pen'shunur, «. I. btr 
 ^tiifioiinr, (Sii.itfiifoltner. 2. »ie in 3e« 
 lUttiiW ifcolfce (Icljeiite, ni)l)(iM(jijie ijirriVii. 3. 
 (aiif btn Uiiiperf. vcn (Etiuibntge ii. £tubiin> 
 rer ©tipinfi.u. 4. [©iijjl.] pt. bit (fi>iii.jlid)C) 
 &l)reiliv>1(t)e (-'s of the kiug pD. t>and of 
 geiillemeii — *), 
 
 Pensive, pln'siT, (fr. peaslf) adj. 
 
 1. iia(t)Ccti(riit>, gi-CanrenvpU , nndx'tiineuD. 
 
 2. i(t)weriiiriri)ig, fuiiuiiiifl. 3. t |ct>iuer« 
 milthifl (£(t)mcriniitl) nii«6ri"i(f<nD). 
 
 Pensively, pen »ivii. adv. I. nadf- 
 fiiinfiie. i. rcl)iueriiiiiti)i(j. 
 
 PensivenewN, pen'sivnes, «. (ie 
 ©(bu'ermiirl), ter iirirniii. 
 
 Pensy, l£)rr(I.J proud and con- 
 ceited. 
 
 Pentacapsiilar , pemakap-siiu- 
 lar.(flr. peine 11. c.ipsnlar; adj- [ilJCt.j (I'liifi 
 |\irt)rn.i. 
 
 Penlaciiord, pcniak.nd. ( gr. 
 penie II. chorde; «. lOJflir.J I. bat ijjent.u 
 <t)vrb (fi'iiitV.iirifle ioiiiwerrieiijj). 2. em 6o> 
 jlrni UDii luiif Kuril. Busnv. 
 
 Pentacie, pen'taki, (fr. W-) *■ 
 l-))fon.i bi\t 3niil>rrrir.Kl. 
 
 Pentacocc«*US, pen'takokku«, 
 (C\r. peine II. lilt, coccus^ ailj. l^blH.J lUllfs 
 I'll 1111(1. 
 
 PentaC08t<rr , pen'takostur, (gr. 
 -33.1 $. [alt. (i)rie(l)i:iil.] ein Oittjicr, btr 50 
 ^Tiann befil)ii(ire. — Pent acosty i, « 
 eine ©djonr i'imi 50 firiefltrit. 
 
 Pentacrinite, pcmakrinite, s 
 [5J?atiir(i.l ber '•^eiiirtfriiiit, Iiiipeiiflein, bat 
 -Webiiffiil)niipf, Me 'JJfebiifeiip.iiiiie. 
 
 PentacrOStiC, pemakrns tik, (fir. 
 pcnie II. acroslichj adj. pfiifiifroi1il"i1). - «■ 
 b(i« ^entiifrotlidjiMi , fi'nif(ii(t>e 9tiiiiien6i 
 gebid)t. 
 
 Pen<adan4yl, pentadak't'l. (gr. 
 
 pente M. daktylo»> *. 1. (3rt>rl)D0l.J brr 
 &riiifnnflrrfl|(t>. 2, [^ih.] bt$ Suuiniigfrj 
 friuii. 
 
 PEN 
 
 Peniacdrous, pcniaedru*, ({jr. 
 
 peine li. Iiedra) adj. fi'iiuTririg. 
 
 PentJ(|>^on, peniagnn. (gr. pesta 
 
 gonial .1. [CMeoni.) bat Juiiffcf. 
 
 P4*ntai{-onai, pentagonal, ) 
 
 Peutag-OUOMS, pentag onus, ) 
 adj. rViiifi-rfiii. 
 
 Peutag-rapli , plntagraf, (g«. 
 pente ii. giapiio; 4. i3ei*"if.l ber ^eiitai 
 griipl). — Peutagraph'ic, Peuta* 
 r a p h ' i c a I . adj. pL'ilCiignlpl)ir(^. 
 
 Peifatas'yn, pen'tajln, cgr. pent* 
 II. gyne) •"(/. [iSof.) bif luiifipfibiiif >J5(liinje. 
 
 Pe n t a g y n'i a n , adj. [55ot.J fiini'ivribig. 
 
 Peiktaiiedral, pcmaUe'dral, i 
 
 PentaliedrouS, penialiedrus, ^ 
 adi. iiiiifieitig. 
 
 Pentaiiedron , peniahe'dron, 
 (gr. pente ii. Iiedra> «. [@ClMll.J bat ^tiUat 
 tber. 5uiiffl.i(t). 
 
 Pentaiiexaiiedral, pentahik- 
 kalii'dial, (gr. pente ii. Iiexahedral) a<(/. 
 Ifinrtiilli'gr.) prntobiTiUtrird). 
 
 Pentameter, pemauiniiiur, (gr. 
 pente II. lueiron) f. |i)3oer.J btr ^eildllllO 
 
 , Juilifllfi. - adj. luilflMBig. 
 
 Pentander , peman dur , (gr. 
 pente ii. auer) <. ('Sbt.j bit fu:!tiiiai>iierigc 
 $i<an)e. — Pentan'driaD, adj. funfi 
 iii(iiinrng. 
 
 Pentangle, pentang'gl, (gr. peat* 
 U. aiiglr> t. b\< fuiifiuinreluje jyigiir. 
 
 Pentan9ular,pentang'gular,a<^. 
 (uiifiuiiifclig. 
 
 Pentapetalous, pemapeitalus, 
 
 (gr. peine ll. petalou) ad^. ( 25ot. J fuiif* 
 bliitrerig. 
 
 Peutapliyiious, plnttfi'llu*, 
 (gr. pente u. phyllon) adj. [SJpf.J fuilfi 
 blatterig. 
 
 Pentarciiy, pentlrki. (gr. pent* 
 II. arctie) * Mr SJ>riir.ird)ie , i5iiiifl)errrdjii|i. 
 
 Pentaspast , pen ta>.pakt , (gr. 
 pente u. spao) t. btt $Uir(t>rn)lig Mill fiinf 
 ■JfoUfii. UicT. 
 
 Pentasperinons , pema^per- 
 
 miU. igr. peine 11. xprrina; mlj. lilllfYillllig. 
 
 Pentasticli, peniasiik, igr. pent* 
 
 II. Miclios; *. tM line lUiif 93t'rjeii t*e|lei;eiiC( 
 
 (4)Cbl.1^f. 
 
 PentaKtyle, pcu'tasthe, (gr. pest* 
 II. styiofti 1. [<Jird>ir.J iai ®ebiitiOt' nut funf 
 &<iiilriiri'il)i-n. 
 
 PentateUCil, pln'taiuke, (gr.) «. 
 ber 'iJi'iirinnirt) , tir>fu:if Jbiid)cr "Wom^. 
 
 Pentevonter, peut^kontur, tgr.) 
 «. |nlt Citi«\)ti\l.] tin <S(l)tff nut |uiif)i(j 
 -Jfiibrrern. 
 
 Pentecost, ,jen'tek6»te, (gr. pente- 
 ko&te) t. IJuD. II. d)rMlI. Ral.] 'ipfinQfitn. 
 
 PentevOMtai, pentek/isial, a4/, 
 )ll ^liiiiiilcil gel)tirifl, ^fiiigil. .. — «. Peu- 
 tecosiaU. pi., (el)in.) bic'!J>rtiigi'lgfrd)ciife, 
 brtf il'fiiigilrpfer (nil ^fiirrer, >Bfiitterfird)en). 
 
 PentilOUSe, pent'hi'>use, (Pea'- 
 tise. Pen'tice> (fr. pente) «. bile <Sd)irm>, 
 2Detrfr<, 93orbnrt). --lid, bii« obere, uber* 
 l)(iiigcnbe 4liigriiticb. Shak. 
 
 Peniiie, pen'tti*. (fr. pente u. tile) 
 #. bi-r iprhljiegel. 
 
 Penult, penult', (lot. penultimi*) 
 «. bir I'prlei^ce '^ilbe eiiird 'Sicrtee. 
 
 4:i 
 
658 Fale, far, fall, fat. Me, nieJ. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6iL cUud. Tiihp, tiih, fi\lF. i//in, Tllis. 
 
 PEN 
 
 Penultimate) penurtemate, adj. 
 
 (Det, t>ie , diet uinifijre. 
 
 Penumbra., penum'bra, (I. pene 
 u. umbra) *. (Ol(trL'n.j bet i>cilbrrf)ntten. 
 
 Penurious, penu'reu*. (u. int. 
 penuria) adj. I. flciiifl , tiirg. 2. biirftig, 
 fjjnrlid), fnnpp. — ndv. Penu'rioualy, 
 fnrn ; nruilid), Durftia. 
 
 Penuriousness, penu'rcusnes. 
 t. 1. Pic Jtrtrniifit, Pfr 03fij. 2. bit Xiuvf-- 
 tiflffJt, lliijiiMiu]li(i)feir. 
 
 Penurj', pcn'miie. s. 1. Me ?{rimirl), 
 £)i"irfrigfrit. 2. Prr 'OJ?auge! (nn ©rmng). 
 
 Peon, peon. (0. ill6. pindalo #. I. 
 [DlliuD.] fn ^w^Mtat. 2. (fr. pinn) bn 
 SBrtUft <iin ®d)iidifp.). 
 
 Peony, pe oni. (/jr. paionia) t. (mid) 
 Piony) ['lii't.l Me ^ruiiiic, Spi'tiigilrofe. 
 
 People, pcepl. (fr. peuple: I. po- 
 piilus; m. pawi>, pol>, poblac; 'ipotni ; ir. 
 pupal, pobal; fp. pueblo; niff. bobiel) s. 
 
 1. bai leiiif ll^rprriff)nft, (JJenuiuPe, iSrnCtt 
 d6. Sfiiitirii biiPeiiPe) SSolf. ("lUeim - eiiie 
 teroiiDerc 9iiitifii fD cincn bffpiiPern 25olf6! 
 (Iniiim beOeiitet, |> (;nt e« cine ^liirnlform.) 
 
 2. i a) U bn6 SSi'If (P. 1i)ierfiO. b) || bW 
 ^eiCcn. c) b<\6 iSnlf (Per grp0e, iingebilPfte 
 ipniifen, bn6 geniciiie 35olf). d) bi\6 SScIf 
 (Pie ?>iid)t : ^iPfligeii , 9?ict)t i 0)eitllirf)eii). 3. 
 tie gi'iite, a) ( 5)5fri"piif 11 ciiier bfroiiPern 
 fiinffc) J. SB. Country--, PnnPleure. bi 
 (Seine ut'cr()niipt; ninii. e; pie 2eiue, Pnf 
 ©efulge. Sha^. 
 
 3. b) People were tempted to lend by 
 great preiiiinnis and large intercKt. 
 
 Swift. 
 
 A woilrl of people, eiiie OTeiige Seme, 
 feljr Pifl Self. Tbe faror of the -, Pif 
 aSPlfffliinit. 
 
 Pe«(ple, (fr. peupler) c. a. bepJiferit. 
 
 People, V. n fid) bciuMffrii. 
 
 Peopletl, pcc'pld, itUj. miifrei(t). 
 
 Pe<>pii.<tll, pee plish, iirij. geiiifin. 
 
 Pepn!iitic, pepas'tik. (gr. pepuino' 
 «. [-JJifP.] Pnc' aSerPauung^niitrel. 
 
 Pepper, pep'pur, d. piper; flugi'lf. 
 pepper; gr. peperi; l;iilP. pipel; fiiiiffr. pi- 
 pali; pen', pilpil; «. Per ^I'effer; pi. Pie 
 U>fejfcrr(1)0ten. 
 
 Wild pepper, Per ^Jf f>ii({)-^pfeffer. Bent 
 en i)P. giound -, 6cr gefiDpciie Tpfcjfer. 
 Round -, Per gniije ^feffer. 
 
 froB. To take pepper in the no»e. 
 bofe luevpcii, fi* crjilrneii. 
 
 Pepper-box. Pie <p|efferbud)fe. -- 
 cake, 6er ^fefferfiicfjcn. -com, 1. bn6 
 ^fejferfotii. 2. t Per ^nfferliiig , Pie ^Ici 
 uiflfcit (©tipii* I'cn iiiiOePeiiieiiPeiii 2Dertl)e>. 
 --dulce, tcr ^pfitTcrtniig. --ginger- 
 bread. Per ^fcfferf lid)eii ; such protest of 
 --gingerbread, ± fiUdje fflge 9{ePeu5 
 fltten ohue 6rn|l. Shak. --grass, (Sot.] 
 Per ^i(len|i-irii. --mint, [53et.] Pie $fef' 
 fermiiiije- --mint-tree, [!8ot.] Per 'ijifef- 
 fenniinji'niiiii (Kucalyptus piperita ill yJtcm 
 ©ctirl)!-2i3ali'5). --mushroom, Der ^fef' 
 ferf(l)n)(imill. - - p l a n t , - - 1 r e e , Per ^frf: 
 fcrbaiiiii. Pic ^fifierpflniije. --proof. arf>. 
 Pe^ ^fiffers gea>ol)iif. --vitie, 1. bet 
 'JlJirfffrl-''T""- 2. DcriUiinboiim. --water. 
 Pft:-^U'rffirn-ii|Tfr. --wort. Pie <J>i>ffrrii>iirj. 
 
 P»-pper, ». «. 1. 4 pfrffii'ii. I. i n, 
 
 l^EU 
 
 pfeffern , tiicfjtig fc{)Ingen , PiirApriigetn , o 
 Piird)i«ict>ren. b) unit Per peiieriuDen firnnf. 
 I)eiri nnrifcfcii. [(55cii>urifriimer. 
 
 Pepperer , plppunir. *. t bet 
 
 Peppering-, peppuiing. adj. I)ii)ig. 
 
 Pepperuel, pcp-puruel. t. t Pie 
 ®ei"d)iuiilit- 
 
 Peptic, peptik, (gr. peplikos) adj. 
 [5>?eP.j Pie 2SerDniiiiiig beforPeriiP. 
 
 Per, per, (I. per) pr(ie/(. l.pfr, Plird) i 
 
 lur; inir; liiiit; (iiiir in fiiiigcii befniiPerii 
 'JlllfPrurfeiD J. 23. - bearer. |1. by the 
 bearer. Piird) Pcu Uebert'riiigcr Piefefi ; - 
 annum, jrtlirlid); —cent, - ceutage , PilS 
 'ipruceiu, I'oiii ipiiiiPerr; - se, an ii. fiir 
 fid), iiUeiii, fur fid) nlleiii. 2. alf 35ori"et;rili>c 
 nil ©iigl. = iel;r; ((Jljeni.) feljr, aiijjiril, 
 lilH-rmiiBig, i- 25. Peroxid, Per liber, 
 fiiiierte ■•Wetndf.ilf , bai '^ero.njp. 
 
 It sells at L. 5-Cwt. , ( ipaiiPel ] Per 
 3entiier ivirP jii 5 ^fp. prrf.iuft. A* -... 
 I.mt... - waggon, per >Ud)fe oP. iJiiijre. 
 
 Perrt, p6 la. *. eiue fieiue iiirfifd)e 
 £jlbcrmi'inje = '/^ oP. '/s *ent. 
 
 Per»CUte, perakiite'. (liit. pera- 
 CUIUS) adj. -|- feiir u1)flrf , fi'l)r hefrig. 
 
 Peradveilture, peradven'tshure, 
 ifr. par aveniuiei udu. 1. pieUeid)r , etiurt. 
 2. I'LMi iingefnhr. 3. (niid) ills «.) Without 
 -, Inline Siwifi'l- 
 
 Perag"rate, per'aggraie. (Inr. per- 
 
 agro) V. a. t Piiri1)jiei}cii , Purct)iUiiiiPerit. 
 
 Perag-ration, peraggra'kln'in. j.t 
 Pie Diir(t)iiiaiiPeriiug, Per i)iir(t)gaiig, Saiif. 
 
 Month of p e r a g I a I i o n , ['il|lrLi|l.J Per 
 X5iird)n'rtiifcriiiuj6imMi>it, perii^Pifdjc 'Mi'tnuu. 
 
 Perambulate, peram'bulate. (1. 
 peran^bulo) v. a. 1. Piiri1)amiiPerii , Piird)> 
 iir()fn, Piird)reiriu. 2. birciiVii , bcilc^tigeii, 
 begebfii (Pie ©rciiicii eiucr •iiabt it.) 
 
 Perambulation , peiambuia 
 ••hwn. s. I. Piif i;)iirit)iuaiiOcni, Pii- Diird)^ 
 uniu"'eriiiig, -Durrtjrcifc. i. bit •^trKt)rigiiiig, 
 fii6 2)ereireii, 4Jegel;rii (Per ■SiiiPigreujeu 
 ;r..). 3. Pic 25eHd)ngiiiig6rei|i!. 4. Per &t< 
 rirt)t6rprciigel. 
 
 Perambulator, peram'buliiur. 
 s. I. Per DurctduiiiiC'ercr. 2. Per SiiegmeiJer 
 (fill ^IOerfiellg »P. 3(nP). 
 
 Perarate, per arite, (lat. peraro. 
 V. a. Piird)Pflugen. [itdv. f erma, I'ielleidjt. 
 
 Perca.He, peikane'. (per ll. case) 
 
 Perceivable, perse vaLil, adj. i. 
 bemerfiid), bemerfbar, einpfiiiPbnr, waljt-- 
 iiebmbar (gcful;lt, gciVl)eii, gei^ijrt, gcri)d)eii, 
 Purc^ Pen (i)efd)niii(f erfiiuiit luerPeii tm- 
 ueiib), nierflid), periiel;mlid). 2. iual;riiel)iii. 
 bnr, bcnierfbiir (Piird) Pen 25cr|liiii6). — adv. 
 Pereei'vably, bciuerflid) , Uierfiid). 
 
 Perceivableness, pen.e vabi 
 ues. «. Pie (S'HipfiiiPbarfeit, 23criiel;iiilid)feit. 
 
 PerCeivance, persi'vanse, *. -J- 
 Pie @'iiipftiiPlid).'cit. MiLTow. 
 
 Perceive, persive', (lat. percipio 
 V. a. 1. ivni)riichiiicn (permittelfl Per Siiiiic), 
 riiipfinPen , crbliefeii, fel)en, bcnicrfeii. 2. i 
 H) geiurtl)r iperPen, iuiil)riifl)nieii, nicrfen, 
 erfeiiiieii (nut jpillfe bc6 S5er|lonPe4). b) 
 fpi'ireri, perfprireiKG'iiuiri'icfe bcfonimeii lunn. 
 
 Perceiver, perse'vur. «. (j-iucr, 
 Per iviihriiiiiinu, bcnierft, Per l^enierfer 
 ■i?et>biid)tcr. 
 
 PER 
 
 Percentag-e, pirscn'tldge , fpei 
 n.cent) J. [vjniibel] l.tie ^n.H'eiifii!inii{iiiie. 
 2. Pie ^nH'itluii. 
 
 A certain percentage, gemifi'e ^{>ra^ 
 ceiite; eiu fid)erer CS)eiuinn. 
 
 Percepier, per>c'|)cui-. (fr. 'IG.) 
 
 (25iit.j ttt 'Ktffrriiuiii , 'ITJiirieiiiuaiiii'l, 
 englird)e itteiiii'nd). 
 
 Perceptibility, peisepteltileie, 
 I Pe rcep ' t i bl e n e .s» ) ,i. 1. Pie '^ieiiiirfj 
 biirfeit , 5J5al;riieljuibiirreit. 2. t Pie il3iilir5 
 nef)miing. Moue. 
 
 Perceptible, perscp lebi. (fr.'ic-.) 
 adj. 1. mnhniehiiibiir , nierflid), bemerfbar, 
 )>)iil)rgemininien luerPeii f&iuieuO. 2. (of; 
 cnipfi'iPlid) (fun. 
 
 Perceptibly, pefsep'tel.le, ade. 
 nierflid), niif eiiie merflid)e -IBeire. 
 
 Percepti«»n , pei.<ep sinni, (liir. 
 perceptio) s. I. Pie 2iJrt()riiel)llliiiig (nut 
 ipulfe Per ©innei. 2. [^^miofj pie (5-nipfi:u 
 Piiiig, (5-nipiiiipiiiig*frafr, D.if G-nipfinPuiigji 
 pernugeii. 3. (Per SuiliiiiP, Pa man roii 
 efivaS ■Meufierem nfftcirt luirP) Pie ©inpfliu 
 Piing ; Oieigiiiig. 4. Pie iSorilcdiiiig , 3?ee, 
 Per ^ifgriff. Hai.i- 
 
 Perceptive, plrven'i'v. adj. iual)r« 
 nrhnieiiP (mit Pen ©iiineii), empflnPeiiP; 
 begreifeiiP. 
 
 I'erceptivity, persepilv'^ti, *. 
 Pa^ ■Ii3nl)riiel)Uiiing*orrm&iirii, (ftiipftnPiingf » 
 iierniogcn; Pie J'i'.'igfeit "Begriffe jii habeii, 
 J)eiifial)igfeit, Pa* Deiifpernuigen. Locke. 
 
 Percll, pertsb. (fr. perche. p. liU. 
 perca)*. [3d)rl)i)0l.] Per "^arfd), 256r5, Idati. 
 
 Percll, ifr. p«rclie, p. lat. penica) 
 .«. 1. §fie®taiige; (Paher) 2. ai Pieipril)iicr«, 
 ■Hiifllipilnngf. b) «) Pie OJictJilaiige, ■i»fiij« 
 nirl)e uniid) pole. rodi. ^) Pie 9{utlje (= 
 16'/2 tfuii). =' Pi* CaiigipicPe, Per Sana* 
 bantu I an *IGngen). 
 
 Percll, V. n. 1. fiijeii , fid) fe^en, 
 auiTujcii , nuijliegen (p. iBogelii) 2. [2DaiP» 
 luipr] niif Pie Ceimriit!;e fadcu (i>. aS&gfln). 
 
 Perrfl, V. a. (auf eiiie ©taiige jc.) 
 
 Perclling', perishing, adj. fi^enp 
 (0. 25igelii). --atick, bai -Staiigleiii, Pe» 
 -Stab (im ^afig). 
 
 Perchance } plrtsbanse', ade. 1. 
 
 pie(leid)t. 2. lu'ii uiigefa!)r. 
 
 PerclierS, pertsliur^ , t. pt. 1. 
 
 <parii'er ■Ii5ad)!Mid)ter, el;ni. in ©uglaiip gebr. 
 2. Pie 'Jllrarferjeu. 
 
 Perclilorate , perkli'vr&te , t. 
 [dljeni.] perd)lorfiuire6 ©alj. Perchlo'- 
 ric acid. ((Il)em.l Pie ^frd)lprfaiire. 
 
 Percipient, peisippeent, ((. per- 
 cipiens) adj. ipal)ruel;nieiiP , empfinPenP, 
 g-nipfinPung IjabenP. - *. g-iiier. Per iual)V» 
 Mininit pPer bn& 2Bal)riirl)niiiiig«pernu\jeu 
 befiyt- [Per ®d)liig. Raleigh. 
 
 Perclose, plrkio/e'. *. t bai (inbt, 
 
 Percolate, per'kolaie, (lar. per- 
 colo) V. a. I. I Piird)ieil)en, Biird)fd)Ingeit. 
 2. t lantern. - »• «. Purdjiletern 6ur«t)i 
 fiiufrn , Purd)rd)Iagen. 
 
 PerCOlati<»n, perknii'shun, «. 
 
 Pie ©urd)ieil)uiig; Pas Diird)fiiitcrn, Duri<>« 
 fd)lageii. 
 
 PerCOntatiOn , perkontishun. 
 Car. percoiitaiio; t. -J pie ■3iad)foti"d)iinij. 
 
Fate, far, faFI, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6fid. Tiihe, tflb. fnll. t//in, THis. fti^) 
 
 PER 
 
 PerCUSHf perkiis', (lat. percutio) v. 
 a. t friAutrern (l)eftig berul)ren, |"(t>ln(jen). 
 
 iPerCUSSiun, perkiish'un. (fr. ^., 
 n. I. percus»io)». l.6ie Grrrfiuirpriing; 6er 
 ©trg , ©d)fni|. 2. eer SBie&erflnnn. 
 
 Percussion- gun. Me ^«rfiirfipn6< 
 piiitr --powder, ^n^ '^JfrfiiiTioufpuU'er. 
 
 PerCutientf perkUHlient. t. ti<\6, 
 mat id)iiiilt , erirtii'irterr, fcrr tine ©rrct)ui> 
 teriiiiii t)friH>rbrm(ieiiee 0)C!^fn|^lnn^. 
 
 Perttiruil, per'def^il. (lot. perdo 
 n. folium) «. Die \t)vt SBlnttcr jiil)r[i<t) I'cr^ 
 liennte ^flanje (Wegcnfa^ v. evergreen). 
 
 PerilitiOll, perd'kli'un, (lot. per- 
 ditio) M. I. * ^er ((initilirtK) Uitterflftii.i, 
 dUm. Shah. 2. i 6n« SfrDerbeii , Die S5rr: 
 Dnniiuiiig. 3. t ber 9Serlii|l. Shak. 
 
 P<*rdUf peidu", / <fr.) adv. iiii ^m-- 
 
 Perdue, ^ rcrl)>ilte, nitf Der 
 
 finiier. To lie - on one'» belly, nilf Der (frDe 
 liejien ii. Iniifrn. Shak. 
 
 Perdu f «. I. Me oerlonie @<t)ilCs 
 watbt; (Jiiifr, Der aui Der Cnuer oD. 2i3rtrt)e 
 (Irhi; Der OitidjU'Pilen. 2. t Der ^IDuillitifl. 
 
 Perdu, nHj. wa(\(ita[(i<\. -», «. p/. 
 ^ir Sr"*^""'*!'" <2Gfl(iehruiV eiite* i^eere*). 
 
 Perduloun, per'duius, (o. Int. 
 perdo I adj. -f i>rrlrreii , i>er(ifhlid). 
 
 Perdu rnble, per duraiii, (v. Int. 
 perduroi ndj. -f (Inline) DfliieriiD , en>i<i, mi! 
 meru'flhrenD, rtiihiiiteiiD. rtet. — ade. Per'- 
 diirnl'ly. immerirnhrfiiD. Shak. 
 
 K'erduratioiif p«rdiir4'«liua , «• 
 bie J^rrtf liner, Dnuer. 
 
 Perdy, per'de. <fr. pnrdi) adv. * 
 «Brthrl;rti, ivalirhnfrifl. Shak. [adj. f ([lt\<b. 
 
 Peref^nlv per'^gal. (per II. fr. egal) 
 
 Peregrrinafe, perr^grin/kte . d. 
 peregriiion o. n. uiiitiDerii, rciieii , in Der 
 greiiil^e Utfsn oD. km. 
 
 Perey{-rinHtioii,perrjgreni'«1iun. 
 «. Me ffiniiPrri'chiift, Wrife , SEDniiDfriinn in 
 freniDe SniiDer, Der 91ittenif)nlt in fremDen 
 fimiDern. |«. Der ^BBnnDerer. 
 
 PerefCrlliatOr , perr^gren&lur. 
 
 Pereifrine, per'iigrin. dot. pere- 
 grinuk) adj. I. t frtlllD. 2. lunilDemD. - 
 fnlcon. Der 95}nnDerf-lff. (nnnie). 
 
 Pf'reij-riiie, t. ^ere<irinii6 f(?inenc 
 
 Pereirrinity, perr^gr'n^ii, «. t 
 Dnf JremPiirriiie. 
 
 Pereinpt, peremt', ((at. perlmo) 
 r. a. + (9?e(1)fiMpr.] I' em iff) ten , nufljeben, 
 uiiiirilfiq mflrt>rn. 
 
 Peremption, perlni'ahun. ((at. 
 pereniptio) *• + l')itd)tr\vr.] DieUii.iultigi«eri 
 Dima. 95rriiirf>tiin(] , Serjnljriinfl. 
 
 Pereinpt<»rily, per'reniturrtli. 
 adv. I. perfiiiprprirrt) , nbfi'Iiit, inibrDiiidt. 
 Diir(f)nu£, rrf)!r(f)trrDiiio£, (in> fur flflemof. 
 2. jii fliiier Se^t. 
 
 To speak peremptorily, abrpredien. 
 
 PeremptorinesA, perremiur 
 
 rlnex. m. tat 'ipfreniptorir(f)C, 9If'rprf(f)enDe ; 
 Die SBeilimmtljeit (in Der SSrhniiptiinfl finer 
 €ii(1)e) , Dnf (jnrtnAcfiflf SJefjnrren (Dei eiuer 
 SJei^niipriina). 
 
 Pc*reinptOry, plr'remti'ri. per- 
 eni'iore. (tr. perenipfoire) adj. I. perems 
 ptorn'cf), beilintntt, unbeDinflt, nbiVliit; ent. 
 iVhfiDenD. enPlirfj. 2. ohiVredjenD nni llrrhrile 
 Kj. 3. unbeiucjlic^ ( frjl entfil^lofff ii> ; ^nrt' 
 
 PER 
 
 nnrfifl, uermeffen. 4. [?{ecf)t*fpr.] jerflJrficb, 
 
 illMilfgeilD. - challenge, Drtfi ^c<i)t, fleiutfTc 
 
 ®cfct)n)orene jii I'lriuerien, Dl)ne einen OJruiiD 
 
 Aniu<]eben. 5. le^tej ). !&. to take a - pipe. 
 
 in guter fie^t nod) cine iPfeife rnii<l)cn. 
 
 2. The genuine effect of sound learning 
 
 is to make men less pere ni p I o ry in 
 
 their determinations. Wcbstcr- 
 
 Perennial, peren'n^al. (Itit. per- 
 ennis) adj. I. tni flrtnje Qnljr IjinDiirtt) 
 Daiiernb, )">it)rio. 2. (3a^ret)inPiir(f)) DnuernP 
 imnienualjrenD; an^altenb. 3. [93ct.] (meljr 
 i\I6 jioei ^i\t}Tt DrtuernD) nu«DnucrnD. 
 
 Perennial, <. [93ot.j bit au^i 
 Daueriibt ^fliuue. 
 
 Perennially, peren'nialli, adv 
 DaiieriiD, oljne ^ti(l)oren, ininifrtVrt. 
 
 Percnnity, perrenneie. #. Die (letf 
 Bfliier, Uni'fr(if(it>iirfrit (eiiier Quefle ic.). 
 
 Pererratiun, pererri'siiun. (tar. 
 pererro) *. ba6 <5>eriimiunnDeTn, Curdjirren. 
 
 Perfect, per lekt. (lat. perfectus. 
 ndj. I. i>p(lfi'minen (SCerf ic). 2. t (morn; 
 lii'd)) I'pdfiMiitnrn , iii'.befJecft, rein. 3. I'od' 
 ronimen , ivnhl, qnlnDlKi) iintrrri(t)tet, be> 
 ivnnDert, fleiibt <in(Fin)ao. 4. t fi(t>fr, nn*' 
 (lfnin(t)t, geiuig. Shak. 5. f firtjer, niifier 
 (i)efnl)r ; ppHfiMnmen jjludlid). Shak. 6. 
 (-jWiif.) voflfpnimen, i'e(l|lininii(i. 7. (•Jlrith.l 
 in>flfDmmen. 8. 1 95ot. ) upafommen. 9. 
 I(S)rnmm.] - tense. Die itrrflnnnene 3"'. 
 
 To be perfect, fleivig n)i([en. To be - 
 in. to ha»e a thing -, G'tmnd (irniiDlid) OCT' 
 ftejjen. He is not in his - mind, er ill ni(bi 
 vcUrommen cDer gnn) bei 6innrn. In your 
 state of honor 1 am -, irf) fenne (J'uern 
 ©^renppftfn fet)r iwchl, i«ei§, roeldje G-hren- 
 be|ei(?unaen id) ©iid) irtjulbr. Shak. 
 
 Perfect, ». ((Vrnnini.] tat ^ev 
 feffiim. Die peniniifiriie 3ri». 
 
 Perfect, (int. perficio) v. a. 1. per- 
 opflfpinmneii. opiirpinnieniniidten, poflriiDen. 
 2. I'pflig iinterrid>tc« . nii*MlDen ; to - onev 
 self in .., (id) peryodfiMniniifB (in einer 
 Rui\i[ it.). 3. Ill AmnriiiD (tntn , nncer: 
 ridjtrn. Shak. [riiPer, SSfttuMlfiMiimiirr. 
 
 PerfectfT,.per4eiij(^. ». Der 95rll 
 
 Perfectilii/lty ,^«rieL,iei>!l «ie ■ 
 M. Die 25rrin'll.'iMiiiH(iiiiin*i^mj|feif , Seri'PU: 
 fpmniiid>frit. ^frfeftihilit^t. •. . . , 
 
 Perfectible, i]|rtik'rii>l (ft. 'Si 
 
 i. 1 
 fnl'ia. 
 
 Perfection, perflk'shun . (Int. 
 perfectio) i. I. Dit. Si'Ufi^miiifnhnt. 2. Die 
 aSi^llfpminenWit , tti}ririiilid)f ©•i(ieiii'd)nft pD. 
 Wnbe. -3. (n. ini-eiiflrrrn Sinne) pt. Die &i' 
 <)«nt"diflft«i (Mctif^. 3. Die opflfpininene^MfI)ii: 
 lidiffit , Wfiiniiiiifeit. 4. tie SSpriiiei)iiii(i, 
 9lllMril)riMig. More than the —of ten . niel'r 
 nU letfw ^enVnen tl)iin fpnnen. Shak. 
 
 To imitate lo perfection, POr^rfffli(f), 
 tn«iflerl)nft nndinhmen. To bring to—, jiir 
 SBpflfuDHiifl, SSofrfpuimenhfit (riiKien. 
 
 Perfectional, perfek'sliunal. adj. 
 uoflenDet, prdfoiiiinen fleinnd)t. 
 
 Perfectionate y perfek'shi'mite. 
 V. a. uerppfiriMnniiien. 
 
 Perfection iHt, plrfek'shun'^t. «. 
 
 [Xhri'l-I Drr 'T'lritiiiicr (bilMidti. South. 
 Perfective, perfeki'v. ndj. Die 
 
 J SJoflfprniniMineit bi'iorPfriiD ; tof; CJ'tivai per< 
 
 le,u|ri 
 d), ^r 
 
 adj. vrrpoiifputnilid) , .xrr(>tAfpiii<>ii>»iiii£ 
 
 PER 
 
 ebflnD. More. — odv. Perfec'tively, 
 aiit eine pcrcDrlnDe iBcii'e. 
 
 Perfect ivenews, perfektivues, 
 »■ Die iSiTPi'(IfrtiitiiMiiMiiffnhi<lfeit. 
 
 Perfectly, per-teklle. arf». I. ppflj 
 fpniiiifii, pprtri-fflirt), fehr iiiit (ini l)^;!)!!!'!! 
 ii)r.iDe Der 25i'(lfoiiiiiieiil)fit). 2. pollfpinnitii, 
 n.iuilid), i-p(l:a. 3. (lennii, rel)r ijiit. 
 
 Perfectiiess, pertckmes. t. i.fie 
 93p(iroininenl)eit. 'i. \\ Die iSpllfpiiiiiieiihiit 
 I imieiiDi. 3. Die Werd)i(flid)ft'if, (Jeitigfiii 
 
 Periicient, perfii.h'cnt. (int. per- 
 fieieuk) 4. (fiiur , Per cine imiDe <fcnftuMjj 
 l<f<iaf't. 
 
 PerfldiouH, perfid'yus, (Int. per- 
 fidus) adj. 1. perrii/herud), rrfiilp«, iintren, 
 fiind) (uPn \J5friPiirli). 2 I'err.uljernct) (ppu 
 Snd)eii). 3. prrriuheriid) (Per prrle^ten *ur» 
 (ierpftid»r, llnterfl)nnnip((id)t rd)iilDi<i). -arfi>. 
 Per fid' ion sly, trenip*, treiilP|Vr, pfr» 
 riUhrrifdier ^eiie. 
 
 PerfldiuusneSS, perffd'yuKnes, 
 
 *. Pie irenloilflfeit, ^rrnitljerei , Dne !Bir» 
 riUherii(t)«. 
 
 Perlldy, plrfedi. dnt. perfidia) «. 
 
 Die 5'"'d^l)fif. llnrreuf, Der SJcrrntl). 
 
 Perflate, pel Hite', dnt. perflo) v.a. 
 Durd)n)el)eii, Diirdit'lnieii , DHrd)i1ri'id)fii (i>om 
 •lUiiiPei. — Per 'da lite. •»0'. t *<">» il5iiiDe 
 .uUfleieot. — Pern-Hlfht; adj. f Dnrd)» 
 bintenP. iX^iirrtbl.ifcn. 
 
 Perllatiitn, perflashun. «. Dntf 
 
 Perfoliate, perfA leAte. (int. per 
 II. lo\ium) adj. | 'iipt.J biirct)n)nd)|Vii , nut 
 Pnrdiivnd)rtiien Writterii. 
 
 Perforate, per'fAiite, (\nt. per- 
 foro) v.a. Durdjbrhrrn (eiii WtiA^ ic.>, biird)* 
 lid)rrn; Diird)frr(Trn (o. «H?urniern ic). 
 
 Perforation, pertora'shun, «. I. 
 DieDiird)i6i1)frimo. Dn5 Diir(J)(>p|)ren,X>ur(5< 
 irrfTtn. 2. Die JDi'ffniinn, Da* Sod). 
 
 Perforative , pertorai'v , adj. 
 Mird>bphreii fpniieiiP (luie ein S[i3crrieiio>- 
 
 Perforator, perfoiiiiir. «. Der 
 95pljrer; (beionber*) ( Gljir.J Der ®d)nDei» 
 bohrer. 
 
 Perforce, porfArse', (fr. parforce) 
 nftv.iiiit (^)rivnlr, (irivnltinnier SBeii'e. Patieuce 
 -. Die er(iviiiioeiie @)eDu(b. Shak. 2. iipiIk 
 ivenDiiier IDfire. 
 
 Perforni, perform'. pcrf6rin'. (nitfr. 
 per^rnier) v. a. k perrid)(eii , tt)n» (cine 
 'Jtrbeit :c.); beiufrfrtefliflcii. 2. ppdfuljren, 
 nii#fi'il)reii , ppffeiiDen, upfljiehen, rrfilflrii, 
 hfllten (ein Spripredien), nnd)fpinnien (eiiiet 
 ^fltd)t to. 3. (p. (Sd)rtinV!i'iern te.) tpiflen. 
 
 He effectually performed his pnrt. rr 
 fi'idte niif eine luirfinnie "IGfire feine ©trlle 
 nil*. To — the duties of au of6ce, em 'Jlnit 
 pfrfefien. 
 
 Perforni, ». «. l. fpieien (p. 6d>nin 
 fpielern, TOufifern). 2. flliirflit^en e-rfplg 
 Ijnben, fllurflid) in ©tiimfi fein. 
 
 To perform RdmiraMy . feine ®n(f)( 
 pprtrrffTid) \und)e» , feljr nli'i(flid) fein (in 
 ©twnfi). [niiffrihrhnr. Not -. iintl)inilid). 
 
 Perforinable, perform'ahl. adj' 
 P c r f rni ' a b I e n e > s . «. Die 3lii*fl'll)r» 
 bnrffif. 
 
 P<*rfo Finance, pcrfor'mans. *. 
 
 I. Die 95p(lii"ihriiMa , OliifiTihrunn , 9?p[li'ii» 
 iDiiiid, iSpU)Ul)iiiia; SSi-rrid)(iini)i S^rfuduii^ 
 
 42- 
 
660 Fate, fAr, f^ll, fat. IVle, ni^. Ftnp, fin. No, iiiSve, n6r, got, 6il, clotul. Tiihe, tfib, ftill. l/un THis. 
 
 PER 
 
 (Ciller ?pfri({)t). 2. bie SSerridjrung, Zl}(\t. 3. 
 
 en* 2S3crf , eie Qlrbeit , (Srf)tift. 4. bie S.ir^ 
 
 fleduiig, Sciflimg, bn« ©piel (eiiie* edjaii; 
 
 fpielcra !C.) , bie t(;entrnlt|'ft)C <Uiifful)niiin. 
 
 3. Few of our comic performances 
 
 give good examples. Clarissa. 4. Mr. 
 
 Maeready is celebrated forliis theatrical 
 
 performances. 
 
 Military performances. KriCflStlinten. 
 Pioinises without -s , UBcrfc pljne Xljiltcil. 
 _.s of horsemanship. 3?Vitrrfiinfle. 
 
 Performer, periormur ». l. 
 &iiier, ber Griim^ iiii^fi'ibrt, I'otlyi't)!. 2. 
 'tJii'. u. Siinilleru) berSdjiiiuVieler, Klrti'ifr;, 
 g-liucii: , ipiirfon:, asiolin;, Drgelipii'ler zc, 
 Xi'itriiunift, iSirtiio*, Xaiijer, iviini'irciterK. 
 
 To be the principal performer, bic 
 £^nlIprrotle ipielcii. 11()nt,i)>iiiibliinrt. Swift. 
 
 l*erforiIlillg-, pertor'ming, s. bic 
 
 I"erfricrtte, pei'frekate, (Int. per- 
 frico) w «. f iiberritben. 
 
 Perf<uill»tory, pcrfii'mature.ad/. 
 biircl)Ciifri'iiD, ^aSLiljljjenirf) uerfrreitenb. 
 
 Perfume, per'lume. (fr. parfum) 
 *. 1. ber ^:iDLn)I()criic^, Siift. 2. bn& (feine) 
 SCaiirtiPniM-rf. 
 
 PerfUilie, pirfume', v.n. 1. biirrf)-- 
 bufreii , mit 233Lil)l!]cn'irt)eii erftlflen , lui'ljl; 
 rit'iteiib iiinrt)cit. 2. biircf)raiic()eni. 
 
 Perfumer, perfii'mur, *. 1. G"itifr, 
 bcr S'tiun* nii6riiiid)ert, ©tiun^ . in6 biird)= 
 Mlfret, H)D()lried)eii6 inad)t. 2. ber 'Sio^U 
 nenid)*', 9{mid)eriwerff)niib(cr, ipnrfiiiiiircr, 
 ^nrtiimeiir. 
 
 Perfumery, perfu'mure, *. 11)01)1: 
 ried)cnbe ©ad)eii, tni 9?mid)eriverf, ^nrfii! 
 Hieneiunnren , ^nrfiiinerienrtifcl. 
 
 Perf UiningT) perfii'mJng, adj. awS: 
 r<iiic^mib. - pan, die 9?nii(^ftig , Bie Dfnii; 
 d)fvpftiniie. 
 
 Perf unction, perfungk'sliun, (i>. 
 lilt, perfungorj s. i bie 2ei|liiii(j, ©rtul: 
 
 lllllCI. 
 
 PerfunCtorily,plrfungk'turrele, 
 a<lv. nnd)la|Tifl. t>6eiil)iu, i'I)frfldd)(id). 
 
 Perfunctoriness , pcrfmigk'- 
 tiirenes. *. bit ®i'V(jlof[iifeit, Dl'erfliid)lid)ft'it. 
 
 Perfunctory, plrfungk'ture.diU. 
 pecfunctorius) adj. iinc^lnffifl , obcrflad)!id), 
 
 |"lM-flIl>5. 
 
 Perfuse, pirfute', (int. perfundo) 
 V a. I. I'ibergiepeii , fcerprengeit, 6eiie^eii, 
 Mird)flri)iiien. 2. i erfilfleii. 
 
 Perfusion, perfd'zhun , 3. ti(i6 
 Iteberiiiegen; ©rfiiften. [Sniibe. 
 
 Perg-ola, plr'gola, (it. 2S3.) «. bie 
 
 Periiaps, perliaps', (per tu liap) 
 nilr. uie[(eid)r. 
 
 PeriuutU, plr'reanfA, (gr. peri u. 
 aiitiiON) s. la^i^r.] bie ^Iiiineiibrcfe. 
 
 Perinpt, pcr'reapt, (fr. pe'riapte, 
 p. <ir.) t. t bne 'ilimilet, >angel)nii(je , 3au; 
 le mitri'I. 
 
 Perirttififor, ) . „ 
 
 __ . " J t. Pirogue. 
 
 Pericar«li»n, plrcklj'dean.^ 
 PeriCUrdiC, peiekar'dik, ^ ■'■ 
 
 [9Jiint.l jiim 5pfril>riirel nrljorlq. 
 
 Pericstrliium, peiekar'deum, ) 
 Pericard, perekard, ^ 
 
 (gr. peii 11 kaidia) *. (9liiaf.] bfl« i>erifi'fl, 
 
 6et ipiTibtiitil, $ierjbi'iiiCeI. 
 
 PER 
 
 Pericarp, per'ckarp, ) 
 
 Pericarpium, peiekar'peum. ) 
 
 (gr. peri ii. karpos) s. 1. [ 3)ot ] bie ipiilK, 
 '5riid)rhi"ilfe, ber 5riid)tfeli-t) . bn^ ©niueii; 
 i]el)ini|V. 2. t^JJtirb.] eiii iiin bn* gaiifigi'lciift 
 gelniiiPeiie^ »fiimittPl, bnS ^iil^uiittcl. 
 
 Periciitate, plr'ekleiaie . (inf 
 peiiclilor) v. n. f probcil. — Pericli- 
 
 t a ' t i n . J. f I. bn* 2i3age|liicf, bie 'iprube. 
 
 I. bie (iiefnhr. 
 Pericranium, pirckra'neum, ( 
 Pericrauy, per'ekianc, ^ 
 
 (gr. peri ll. kranio:0 s. [\!llint.] bie 5piril = 
 rd)iiifiil,miir. 
 
 Periculous, peiik'kuius , (Int. 
 
 periciilosns) adj. f gcfnlirlid). 
 
 Peridoflecaiiedral , peredn- 
 
 clckaiicdjal . ('n. gr. peri u. dodecahedral) 
 iiilj. [iiviilndogr.] bocefaebriflrr. 
 
 Peridot, per'iedoi, (fr. 2C.) s- 
 [•OTiiieriilg.] bcr '^Seribot, (FljrDiolirl) 
 
 Perieciail, percishun. (gr. peri- 
 oikos) *. [(S)ci.igr.J ber 9?cOeiil)eiuol;iier. lltii- 
 luohner. 
 
 Perierg-y, pcrelr'je. (gr.) ». bie 
 
 ilbergroge ©orgf.ilr ober aieiig|llid)feit. 
 
 PeriSfe« , pe''ejee, i 
 
 __ . •- '■', 3 I igr. peri 
 
 Perig'eum, percje'imi. ) 
 
 II. ge,'gea) a. j-ililroii.] bie (Jrbiinl)e. 
 Perig'Ord-stone-per'egord.stoni'. 
 
 s. [■5)?iiiernlg.] ber 2>riiiiii|leiii, ©c^iunrj: 
 iltiii, i"d))unrie G-ifenglinniier. 
 
 Perigrapil, peregraf. (gr. peri ll. 
 grapho) s. I. b>;r iind)lni"i1ge . imgi'iiniie 'Jib- 
 n0, bie iiiigeunii.e *}ibjeid)iiiiiig. 2. [iliinr.] 
 
 Die tvei^eil Sillien flllf bein nin.scnius rectus 
 
 be* Uiucrleibg. 
 
 Perig-ynOUS, peudjenus. (gv. 
 
 peri 11. gyiie) adj. [95ot.] iiili bell (Jieriloff 
 
 bffiiiblid). 
 
 Periiieiion, perelie'lenn, ^ 
 Periiieiium, peiehe'leiim, ^ 
 
 perl 11. heljos) s [Olilrcni.] bie ©Olllll'llluihP. 
 
 Periliexaiiedral, perelicksahe' 
 
 dral. igr. periu liexaliedriil) ud}. [^rillollO- 
 ^\x.] In-mcbriilrt. 
 
 Pt^rii , pcr'ril. (fr. 2D., p. Int. peri- 
 < nhiui) s. I. bie (i3etnl)r. 2. bie (S5et"iil)r, SJer- 
 ntitiucrtimg, ^\\i 3fififo. 
 
 You do it at your pe r i I. nl the — of 
 your father's displeasure. Sie rljllll r* nilf 
 3l)r Ofififo, 3l)re SSeraiitiunrtiitig nber (*5e: 
 fiitjr, niif bie CS)ffnl;r f)in, O'lfC" 2Snter ju 
 migfiideii. -s at sea, (Seeg('tnl)reii. 
 
 Peril, n. n. t in (5)ftiil)r feiii. 
 
 Perilous, per'rilus, (fr. pe'rilleiix) 
 ud}. I. gef.ll)rlid). 2.© ffir very; J. !». - 
 shrewd, gcfnl)rlid) rd)liitini. HiiDiBRAs. 3. e 
 
 11. '•■ frt"ll)fllig (}. "S. a - [parlous] hoy;. 
 P(*rilOUSly, per'illiisle. adtt. gr: 
 
 fnljrlid). [bie (i5eial)rlid)fi'lr. 
 
 PeriiOUSneSS, per rlliisnei., i. 
 
 Perimeter, pcrlni'mcnir, (gr. peri- 
 nieiron) *. [(iiroiii.) ber llnifniig. 
 
 Perioctaliedrai , percnktahe - 
 dral, (gr. peri ll. octahedral; at//. [.Uri|1n(lt); 
 gr.] oftnebrifirr. ■ 
 
 Periuaeum, plrene'um, (p. gr.) 
 s. ['Jlnnr.] ber Daiiim. 
 
 Period, pe'reiid, (gr. periodos; fr. 
 pe'riode) s. 1. [ 91|ln>ii.] a) bif iDeriobe, ber 
 Umlnuf , firei^lniif. b) bie Um(nii|6ieit. 2. i 
 
 PER 
 
 a) bn« ©iibe (ber <3d)(iig , S3p|"d)(ug). b) Ht 
 
 3ie>, bie (ssreiije (ber 3ii|tniie , ba (Srirn* 
 
 eiibigt). c) (bie gniige) bie 3eit ber t)niur. 
 
 d) ber \)'b^\it ^uiift, bie I)i.id)ile ©rufe, bcr 
 
 (iSipfel ( be* i){iil;iit5 jc. ). 3. bie 5)3eriobe, 
 
 3eit, &pi'd)e, bcr 3eitn6rd)iiirt, 3eirriiiiiii; 
 
 [Gljrttii,] bie ^ericbe. 4. [>)}h-b.J bie i^erii'be 
 
 (eiiicr .Uraiif()cit), 3cir. 5. [-.nrirl;.] bie ^infj'e. 
 
 6. bie ^eriobe , ber 3{ebcrn(). 7. [iijpi'iji.] 
 
 bcr -;}5iiiift ( . ), bn* ^iiiiftum. 
 
 2. a) Death puts a period to a state of 
 
 prolialion. Webster, c) .Some experi- 
 
 nuMits would be made how iiy ait to 
 
 make plants more lasting than their 
 
 ordinary -. Bacon. 
 
 Solar period. biellmlniif^.jeitberSDUiie. 
 
 To put a period to .., eiiicr ®nc^e ein 
 &iibc m.id)cii. To bring to a -, ju ©iibe 
 briiigcii, bcfdjlicijeii. 
 
 Period, v. a. f &efd)lie^en, eiibigen. 
 
 Periotiic, peieodlk, ^ 
 
 Periodical, peieod'dekaf, ^ * 
 peiiodique) tidj. pericbifd) ( freislniiteiib ; 
 iufd)rcliib; iuicbcrfcl;reiib; in ®iieberrtii>eii, 
 i({ebcfiii;cii , pcriobeiireid)). 
 
 Periodical fountains, peripbifc^e'SriltU 
 lien. - motion, ber JTreieiniif. 
 
 Perioilically, pci cod'dekalc. nrfi>. 
 ptriobifrt), ill lU'genuffciicii nber bc|liiiiiiiteii 
 3cirriiiinieii.. jii geiuifieii 3eiteii. 2. pcriobeni 
 rcid) , fit periDbenreidjeii , ivoljlgeriiiibcteii 
 Snt3eii. [*. tM 'i)5eriDDi|"d)e. 
 
 Periodicaluess,pereod'dckalnes, 
 
 Periosteum,perc6stcuni.(gr.peri- 
 o-steou) s. ['iliiiU.j bie ivned)ciil)nut, S8ein» 
 Ijnut. 
 
 P<*ripatetic, pliepatltik, i 
 
 Peripatetical , pei epatet'iekal,^ 
 gr> perlpaielikos) udj. pcripntetifcft. 
 
 Peripatetic, *. l. [gr. ^Ijilor.J 
 ber ~^crip,uerifi'r. 2. | ©iiier, ber jii 'jjiiue ' 
 j]cl)cii iiuiij. [n. bie £el)re bcr 'i^cripnfetifer« 
 
 P«^ripikt«';tici.sm,|>eie{iatei'e^Lni, 
 
 Peripheral, peilfteral, ud}. peril 
 pl)i'nrrt). 
 
 Peripiieric, plrelerik. (Peri- 
 p h e r ' i c a I ) udj. pcripl;t'rii"d), ,)ii eiiiet ijicri* 
 p()cric gchijrig, fine -JSi-riplicrie eiitljnlreii!). 
 
 Peripliery, iJCiiffere. (gr. peri- 
 phereia) *. ( OjciMii.J bie 'i)5iripl;irie , bet 
 lliiifniig, Uiiifroie. 
 
 Periplirase, pereiii/.e. ) 
 
 Periplira.sis, pciit tvasi-. ^ •' ' 
 *. [3{l)ct.] bie >J>tripi)riiK', Uiiird>rcit>iiiig. 
 
 Peripiira.se, ". a. iiiiifd)rci6eu. 
 - I', n. ^ix\\)\)twn gii'riiiiiluii. 
 
 Periplirafitic, perrciias'ifk, ) 
 
 Peripiirastirai, pcncfras'iekal.^ 
 adj. pcnpljriiilifd) , iitKfd)rcil>ciiP. — ude. 
 
 P e r i p h r a St i c a I I y . btKdl Unird>n'iPUlig 
 
 Periplus, per'eplus, (gr.; s. bit 
 Umrd)iffimg. 
 
 Peripueiimouia, p«ri|>num6'- 
 
 iic.i. II lib 
 
 Peripneumony, plrlpnil'iiivne, 
 
 (gr.i * bic Viiiigciiciitirnibiiiig. 
 
 Peripiieum4»iiic, peripnumoii'- 
 nik . (P e r i p n c u Ml o u ' i c a h ud}. bie StllK 
 
 geiiriiririiibiiiig betrt-ffciib. 
 
 Peripoiyg-onai,peiep('>lig'gAnal, 
 (gr. peri 11. polygon) adj. [ i<ri|lAllogr.i 
 peripoli)diinifd), pici(lnd)ia. 
 
 I 
 
Fate, far. fall, fat. 1V1*, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6ll, rloiul. Ti'ibe. toh, full. i//in. THis. Ciii I 
 
 PER 
 
 I"eriptere, perlp'lur, (fr. peViptire, 
 V. gr.i *■ l'']Ird)it.l eiii siiit riiier 9?eil)e ftei; 
 (ItljeiiBfr (Biiu(eii iiniriii(jfe« fflebriiibe. 
 
 Periscian, perislran. ((jr. perUkios) 
 «. im pi. PeriKciani D&. Periscii, 
 (®fp(ir.] ^te Uiiifdjiitrigen. 
 
 Perish, per'risli, <fr. perir, o. fnt. 
 
 pereo) ». n. I. urrDcrbcn, jii ©runfe gcljen, 
 
 trtlrrfM grIjcM. 2. iiinfommen, ilerbrn, iim: 
 
 tfrgf()(n ; [^iir.) I'friiUijiurfen. 3. uerfafleii, 
 
 uergeljrn, l;iiir(f)iuiu»cii, nbilerbeii. 4. i abt 
 
 iicl)iiien. 5. II uerfrrt'CM (uereaiunit i»rr6eio. 
 
 4. Durntion. and time wliicli U a part of 
 
 it, is tlie idea we have of p e r i s li i ii g 
 
 distance. Locke. 
 
 To perish by tlie sword, ^llr<f) tai 
 Scl)iucrt imifiMlintfll. To - with liuuger or 
 by iiunger or famine, urrliunqfril. To — by 
 drowning, crtriiifcii , © frnnifeii. To - by 
 disea.sc or decay, nil (JIUT ivroiiri)cit, All 
 ttr 9Iiifjtljriiiia ftert'CM. To - by cold, tv 
 fritrni. 
 
 Perisli, V. a. 1. ^Jn:^tr6fn, ju ®rlln^f 
 ri(tf<i'- '■ (flfi«&f)tilirf) iiiir im pp.) Ptrisli- 
 eil, a) grfiilUn; iini.jtriMiinicii. Shak. b) 
 (OTiir.] n<l'li<f'<" 'I'- <Sit)iffni), i)friiii()Iu<fc. 
 
 Perisltable, per'risiiSbl, (fr. peris- 
 
 tMble> udj. 1. vergiiiiglitf), l}iiif>iflii]. 2. i(id)t 
 
 i<rrN'rt>ciit), ((id)t uerDtrDitd) (v. SUniircin. 
 
 2. Crnperly of a perishable nature. 
 
 saved from a wrecli, may be sold within 
 
 a year and a day. Stat, op Couh. 
 
 PeriMliablt*llCii«, |>ei'ii»hablne<, 
 $. r bie ajini.iiujlidjfctf, ijiiif.itligfcit. 2. 6er 
 Siiil.me, ta (fiiMif U\d)t I'crfirfct. 
 
 Perisperill, per-iKpemi, (gr. peri 
 II. sprrma) *. (SSot.J tie £(iiiil)iia(, &ainen> 
 
 iiiiiiir<'tii<(l- 
 
 PerisplieriC, perisflr'ik, (gr. ptri 
 U. spli»Jr.i) iidj. fiigrlfortllig. 
 
 Pcri.«(HuIo{(^y , perlssol'iiji , (gr. 
 perisNolsgiai i. l?CI;ct.] ber ^ortfctivAd, 
 tit grjifrtr 533c:tr(I)ii>ringffit. — Perisso- 
 lo^'ical, adj. nieiifdjivriftg- 
 
 Perlsfaltic , peiestal't'k , (gr. 
 peristaltikos) adj. ['JJlti.] IVtirtllii^llUd), 
 ptriiliiUii'(f). 
 
 Perl«<erl€»U , per'ste'rcun , (gr. 
 2D-) «■ [l^ot.] tn6 Irniibcit:, G'iiViifrniit. 
 
 Peristyle, per'*«tjle, (gr. peristy- 
 lon) ». I9lrd)it J btv Saiilfiigfliig. 
 
 Perisystole, peretis'lule, (gr. peri 
 U. symole) «. [-OTeO.] 6tr ©fiflilntiD tc6 
 ^frjfiiS. [iiiiter tiiicin &tnn. 
 
 Perit, per'lt, «. ciit fleiiire ffleiuidjt, 
 
 Perite, peiJte', dat. peritus) adj. -J- 
 trfaljrcii, geidjicft. 
 
 Peritoneal, peret&'neal, adj. jur 
 ;Dflrtith.itit (jfljiirig. 
 
 Peritoneum, pereiono'uni, (gr 
 peritonaion) s. [^iiat.J tie iDnritil^niit. 
 
 Peri%«'ig', per'rewlg, (ir. pereabhic ; 
 ft. perruque) *. 1. bit ^rtriicfe. 2. tn6 
 fiKf.tc $anr. Shah. [dftr 
 
 Periwig-maker, ttt $errii(friitiia 
 
 Perivrig:, r. a. l. Siiini mit ciiicr 
 <|5rrrurfe bctUiitn. G'incm eiite ^rrri'irfc 
 aufiVfjcii. 2. i beberffn, iibcrbfrfen. 
 
 Peri\«'illkle, per'ie»ingkl, (ail 
 flflf. peruince; tr. pervinca ; Uxt. vinca; 
 (iiigfir. wincic) ». 1. [05ot.] 6n« "SJuitergrun, 
 Ctrtiigruii. 2. Mt i{>eriiiiu|'(^el 
 
 PEK 
 
 Perjure, per'jilre, (Int. perjuru^) 
 
 t ftr -))icineiDiije. Shak. 
 
 Perjure, r. a. tiweS ^KiiiieiCr 
 rd)iil6ig n)>i(i)cii. To - one's self, itieiiteiDig 
 luersen, fititii '•TOeintiB bege^eti. 
 
 Perjured, eiMriidjig, meiiicitig. 
 
 Perjurer, perjuriir, «. PeriJiReitt! 
 (itiige. [lueiiieiBig. 
 
 Perjurious , plrjii'red* , adj. 
 
 M'erjury, perjure, (liU. perjuriuno 
 
 fcer Weiiieit. 
 
 Perk, perk, (11). perc) adj. f I. 
 \<l)i», l)ut)rit), gepnOi. 2. ^of^miireiiB, troi^ig. 
 
 Perk, uv. perca; V. n. fid) briirteii, 
 Pie 5?ii|'e Ijodj trngtii (niid) to - it). 
 
 To perk up, ild) luicDrr rrl}oleii, ivirBer 
 .uifrotiiiiirii (i<oii eincr Krniifl^cir). 
 
 Perk, F. a. puijfii, rd)iiii"irfen. 
 
 To perk up, ailfpti^i'll. 
 
 Perkin, per'kin. t. tint ?Irt geriii< 
 geii (FiDerS, Cer >Jriid)J'riirf, ^lodjidjiig. 
 
 Perlate, per'lite, uJJ. [Qi)tm.] - 
 acid . t>ir 'JJtriiiiiire. 
 
 Perlous, perliis. •}• fur perilous. 
 
 Perlustratiou, peiiustii siiun, 
 (V. lat. peilusiro) t. Ht <.l^rfid)tigiiiig. 
 
 Periiiag^y, per mlje, $. (em fl(iiie» 
 turfitd)f6 !Boot) tie ^JJiruie. 
 
 Permanence, per'manense.^ 
 
 Permanency, pcr'mauensc.^ 
 
 permanence) «. 1. CieDniitr, i^rrtBaiirr. 
 1. ttai f>e|l<inBige !Brrbleit>cit nti Driii|Vlt<eii 
 Orte, tai SBerljnrrcii tii 9{iilje, ttt ©iiU» 
 llrtnB. 
 
 Permanent, per'inanenr, ((. prr 
 manens) adj. BaiirriiB, t'ttrrBniirriiB, tltibriiB, 
 fDrtii<nl)rtn», tauerl^nfti uiiuntecbrot^eii, aw 
 t)alttnt). 
 
 Permanently, per'manentle. adv. 
 blfibciiD, BniteriiD (tti eiiieiit kdtimiittfii 3"' 
 flatiBe, fln eiiietii briliiiiniteii Dtxt). 
 
 Permausion, perniau'kliun, (hit. 
 
 perntansio) t. t bie '5''f''1"''*'- 
 
 Permeability, permeabil'iti, «. 
 
 l^l)!)!'] £*'« I5iirrf)a'iii'.li'd)fftr- 
 
 Permeable, per'm^abl, (fr. SB., 
 ». Int. permeo; adi. l-phi)!'.] Mirdjfldiigiid), 
 f ltrd)BrtlUJlid). Wood, cloth, leather are - 
 to water and oil, t<\6 ^'■'H, Z»(t) , £(Ber 
 riiiB fur Bn< ffi.ifffr u. Orl Biirdj.jnugiid), 
 lerfltitteii tent 5ICrt|7i;r u. Dele ten Durd)> 
 gniifl. 
 
 Permeailt, pernicant, (Int. per 
 means) «((/. + burdjgi'ljfiiB, Biii-d)6riiigciiP. 
 
 Permeate, pcrmeite, cini. per- 
 meo) V. a. l$l)i)r. I OtirdjPriiigeti. 
 
 Permeation, peimca'Kliiin, « 
 tne Diird)fviiigfii. 
 
 PermiHCible, permi«'»ebl , (1). I. 
 peri»i«ceo> »<(/. l>rrmird)t>>ir. 
 
 Permi-Hsible, permits^bl, (v. i. 
 
 perniitio) adj. jiiliirflil- — Perniis'si- 
 blenesR. *. Bic BnlniMijfeit. 
 
 Permission, pennisli'iin, (Int. 
 pcrniissioi t. I. Bie (^rlniitiiii^ , 3iiln(Tuiig, 
 «)nifl)iiiifltiiig, 95trilnttiiiig. 2. Bie (grgcUtuc; 
 erlnulMiie. 
 
 To give any one one's permission 
 for ... (S^iiiem CS'tivns geilf.tren ot>. erlniibeii, 
 (^iiieiii frtiie (?>ciiel)niig<Jtig , (Tiiiivifligiiiig 
 gebeii iu 
 
 Permissive, permis-s'v, adj. 1. 
 
 PEK 
 
 I'l'rilntfnib, geilntttiiB, iuInfJi'iiB. 2. ucrilnt. 
 tei, geBiiirct. iU'lfh'fT^n. 
 
 Permissively, pemils'sivli, adp. 
 mir G'rlnulMiib-, Bi;rd) (iMtBO SnlnfT'iiifl. 
 
 Periliistioil, penn's'tshun. i 
 
 PermixtiOU, periniks't.sliun. \ 
 (Int. permixtio; *. Bie Dur4mi|d)uiig, SBer. 
 mi|'(^Mitg. 
 
 Permit, pemth'. (I. permitto) ». a. 
 
 I.erlnubeit.gtuntrcii. 2. i jugebeii; erlniibeii, 
 
 Ofi^niteu. 3. julc.ffcu , gerd)fl)eii infTcn. 4. 
 
 (S-iiieui GrlnubiiiB gcbrn. 5. « uB. beiunlji 
 
 - uberlniffii, niiljcinirieflen. 
 
 1. The laws permit us to do wliat it 
 
 not expressly or impliedly forbid. 
 
 Webster. 2. Old age does not - us 
 
 to retain (he vigor of youth. The 
 
 man's indigence does not — him t« 
 
 indulge in luxuries. 4. He asked my 
 
 leave and 1 permitted him. 
 
 Wehsteb. 
 
 Permit, peniilt'. permit, t. I. 
 [bet 3i>IIntntertiJ Bcr <Permtg, Jreijertfl, 
 e-rlntibui&r^ein, (3i-II.) 'jparfirjiTri-i. 2. Bit 
 e-rlniibnij. [fir (fTlnubiiiB. 
 
 Permittance, pcrnili-ians, «. ( 
 
 Permixti«»n, (. I'cnnisti ou. 
 
 Permutation, pemitiiA'siiun, <l. 
 peruiutatio) « I. l^.iuBclJ Bie a}iTtniird)uiig. 
 .'. [f«npn. 9{i'd)f.J Bcr Inui'd), ^J.^frtiiiBeii* 
 t<iufd>. 3. bit JBerii'cc^eiuiig. 4. [-Jllgebr.] 
 Bie iBfrfe^iiiig. 
 
 Permute, pernnlie', (Int. permuto) 
 B. a. + ufrtnurdieii; i'eriufd)rrlii. 
 
 Permuter, permii tur, «. twiner, 
 Ber yertnufd)t. 
 
 Pernancy, pcr'nansl. (nonn. per- 
 nor, Mcliiiiin) « [9(e(^t6rpr.l Bn« 9?el)iiieii 
 Ber 3'()i>t'<> 'II ?{ntiira >c. Blackstoib. 
 
 Pernicious, pemioh'iis, <i. per- 
 
 niciokus; adj. I. (to. fur J l}5d)|1 ((ti^t>lict), 
 I'erBerblid), 2. (Int. peniia; + gefdjiuiiib, 
 rd)iitU. Mti.Toji. 
 
 Pernicious to life or health, uiigei 
 I'liiib. A - hour, riiie iiiil)eilid)iuniigcrf 
 *tuiibf. (ucrberblid), l)od)iT fdjablid). 
 
 Pernici<»usly, pemNii'i'i'.ie. <td». 
 
 PerniciouMiiess, pei niKii'iisnek, 
 t. bie iBrrrrrMidifeit, ©d)nbiid)feit. 
 
 Pernicity, peiii!s'>.ei«. (Int. per- 
 niciiapi) J. t Bit (ytrrtimiiiMgfftt, .€d)iie(lig» 
 feit, iM)iif(If !Seiuc(iiiii!i , Bcr iyltig. 
 
 PerilOCtution , pei nnklA'shiin , 
 (Int. pernottoj t. Bn& Diirrt»ii>iid)cii ttiier 
 gniijeu 9ia(t)t, Sliifi'ifibiMi luniirciiB ciiier. 
 gnincii ^ndtr; ]>t. BtiriiMi'od)te 3ind)te. 
 
 P4*rnor, pernur, a\. mirnt. perti«r) 
 *. [9{ed)tfrpr.] - of pioiit, G"iiicr, Ber ntiS 
 (5-tiun6 Oiiii^cii jirl;t. 
 
 Perorati«in, plrnri'shun, ((. per- 
 oraiioi s. Bfr iSrt)liiO eiif'r 3(eDe. 
 
 Peroxytl, pe.nk.Hi<i. «. [(Fijem.J 
 iai ^i>eroj:i)B, Btr riDcnauerri- ■OJiftnllfnlf. 
 
 Peroxydize, peinkit'edue, V. a. 
 [(Ji)nii.) iibrrfntierii, prri\ri)Bircti. 
 
 Perpend, peipi)iid', (int. perpen^o) 
 V. a. -j- enuniieii. Shak. 
 
 Perpentler, perplndur, ((r. par- 
 pniiig) s. [•Jlrd)it.] Bcr vfctrcrfOeiu, ©trcrfer, 
 iJfili'ilciii, .Rr.iflilriii. 
 
 Perpeildicle, perpendekl, (Mt. 
 perpendicuiuui; s. ttt ^^rrpcilblfel , bat 
 
662 K-'i'*', <ar, fAl!, fSt. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, oil, cl6ud. Tiibe, fuh, full. i/;iti. TMi*. 
 
 PER 
 
 SBfeiloth, bir eenffAmir, ©Idrdjmir, bat 
 ©eiifoifi, Si)t(), 9{id)tbln. 
 
 IPerpeildiCIll«r» perpendikular, 
 (lat. peipeiidicularis) «<(/■ t"enfted)t, lotl); 
 vid)t, bleire(t)t, perpeiiOifiiinr; Uu) |"eiifrtd)t 
 (Iflient) (niif>. 
 
 Perpendicular, *. l. bie ^et; 
 (jcnPifiiliUimie, ©cnflinie ; (Okcni.] Die \i:i\t> 
 rccl>tc Uiiiie. 'i. fti» >)Cii-l)trd)eir. 
 
 JPerpeiidicul«rity , perpln- 
 dikulai'ete. t- ier leiirrt'd^ie ^taiii), iie 
 I'eiifrecbte Snge ub. 9firt)niiig. 
 
 Perpendicularly, plipendik'- 
 ki'ilarle, adv. |'eiitted)r, perptiiCif ul.ir ; rdjiuir- 
 fltrflbe. [f. Perpendei. 
 
 Perpeud-StOIie, per|jeiid'-si6iie, 
 
 Perpcusioii, pei'|jeir!>liuii, dat. 
 perpeiido; s. iit (STluaflilltg. 
 
 PerpeSSion, peipesliun, (l. per- 
 peskio) s. t bas Sfibtn, Diil?eii. 
 
 Perpetrate, per'petiaie. (Irtt. pt-r- 
 petro) V. a. j ueriibeti, oiietiben, begeljcn 
 (25erbred)eii). 
 
 Perpetrati(»U, peipetri'sluin, t. 
 I. I bie SSiTiii'iiiiii. '2. tie 'Jrt'uflrhat. 
 
 Perpetrator, peipenaiur, *. ber 
 9>eruber , (i^iiiec bee ceiii SJcrbrec^riu uerubi, 
 ber I filter. 
 
 Perpetual, perpet'sliual. (fr. per- 
 petuel; int. perpetuus) rt<0'. I- imilimiinl)! 
 reiib, tiuig. 2. uiinuflprlid), 6i|lniibig; ilnii. 
 big, bnutrnb. 
 
 Perpetual euracy, [ 9?i'd)rgfpr.] bie 
 (I'Bm asifdjcfe Ofrlifl;cne) fliiiibige, eiuige 
 ^fn'iiibe. -motion, bif iiniiiifl)6rlid)e ^e; 
 jvegiiug, bni ^erpfriuim mcMle, ber eiuige 
 (£elb|16e)uegcr. -screw, bie Sd)raiibe o\)ue 
 ©iibe. I adr. iiii(iiif'l;orlid), imiiienunl^renD. 
 
 Perpetually , perpet'isluiaiic. 
 
 Perpetuate, plrpct'isliuate, iuv. 
 perpetuo; v. a. iirreiuigeii ; iiiimeru'ti!;reiib 
 er^nUen, furtpftAnien , uiiAUfl;&riidi ub. ftet^ 
 ft'rrfe(jen. 
 
 PerpetuatiOIl,perpeitsli('ia'slii'iii, 
 •. bie 25ireii'igiiiig, niimeni'nl;reiife X)«uer, 
 G"rl)niriiiig, g-nrrpfliiiijiiiig, Here 5urt|'ei^iiiig. 
 
 Perpetuity, pe.pctu'ete. d. per- 
 petuitas) t. 1. bie 5u(TPiiiirr , iiiiiiiitcrbri'.- 
 (tntie, immeni'rihrpiifc Ximier, lliu'ergntin' 
 lidtfeit, (5-u>igfrir; ttrte jLTtre^uiig. 2. enuii? 
 Gi.MPie*, fine e-migftit. 
 
 Foe perpetuity, nuf eiuigc 3^1*?"/ f''*" 
 befiaiibig, oiif iiuiiier. --fund, bie iinnb= 
 luet'iire @d)iilb . eii'ige 9?eiitf, 
 
 PerplioKpiiate, plrfoxfite, s. 
 IGhetii.] perplioipln'riniire* Snlj. 
 
 Perplex, peipleks', (|. perplexiiK. 
 perplexor) v. a. I. ucriiMrrrii (bell PJeifl ) ; 
 ill 2Serlegeiil)eit fefjeii , iieri'li'iffi-ti. 2. vtV' 
 U'lrfclii ('gemBlini. iiiir i). 3. giuileii, plngeii. 
 2. Wliat was thonglit obscure, perplex- 
 ed and too liard for our week parts. 
 will lie open to llie understanding in 
 a fair view. Locke. 
 
 Perplexed, iterroorreii ; berreten u. tin: 
 fdilili'jlg- [micftit. 
 
 Perplex, ndj. f lupnunrren, i>cr: 
 Perplexedly, perpleks'edle, adv. 
 ivru'irfflt, i>friiu'rreii. 
 
 Perplexedl»eS«, perpllks'ednes. 
 (f Pe r p I c x' i V e II ess) *. i. die S3erauir; 
 veutjeit, ®d)iuierigfeit (flU6 'IKrtiigei an Dti-. 
 
 PER 
 
 mtiig cb. a5eflimnit()ett). 2. bie bnttge ^n 
 legeiiheit, baiige Uii|d)lii|Ti3feir, SBetreteiil;eit, 
 UiiriiDi-. 
 
 Perplexity^ plipllks eie, (fr. per- 
 plexite^ «. 1. tie 2>enuirriiiig, SSenuirfiliiiig, 
 2)inuiivreii()i'ir. 2. bie l>aiige, pciiilid;e SBer- 
 ltgeiil;eit, 23etrcteiil;eir, Uiiniljc. 
 
 Perplexly, perplel^sle. adv. uer- 
 luurreii. 
 
 Perpotatiou, plrpotA'sliun, (u. 
 Int. poto; s. i:\ii' iiimintjige 3i'd)eii. 
 
 Perquisite, pet kwizit, (Int. per- 
 qiii.siius; s. 1. ctt jiitndige ob. 9?i'bciieiiii 
 unl)iiie (ciiiet SBeniuteiu ; ;>'• bie 9icbciieiii: 
 fuiiitc, SIccibiiijieii, ©pDitelii , ber 9iebeii> 
 Btrcieii|l. 2. [iypiHjr.Jp/. bie Qlccibeuinrfeit. 
 3. t tai ©nuen'iiig. 
 
 Perquisite, adj. 1. erfurberdd). 
 2. t bind) ^in^ irii'orbcii. 
 
 Perquisited, perkwizitld, adj 
 't uiit iUciceiijieii, 5ubiiiget(incii iierril;eii. 
 
 PerquisitiOU, perkwexl^li un, 
 ur. 215., i>. int.; *. bie gciuuie Uiucr|'iid)ung, 
 9ir,d;irrrd)iiiig. 
 
 Pertiuisitor^ plrkwiz'^ctur, *. 
 ©iiier, beiteiiune geiinii uiiicriiid)t, brr %vt' 
 id)cr. [greiircppe. 
 
 Perron, perrun, (fr. 253.) «. t bie 
 
 Perroquet, penokwef, (fi-. 2B.) 
 *. eiiie '21rt ^npngei, ifu luie; bie 9llcn ^I'lt- 
 raeiiln teiii •JUnffenirgel). lmo|t. 
 
 Perry, pei'ic, ifr. poire; * berajiriu 
 
 PerSCrutation,perskiuula'sliiiii, 
 (lilt, peiscrutatio; *. tie geiinue, gruiiblid}i' 
 lliiteriiid)ung. 
 
 Per se, (t, 2C.i, fi'ir fid; nfteiii. Shak. 
 
 Persecute, per sekiitc, (fr. per- 
 .se'cuier; int. persequor; i>. a. 1. 5 ferftlgeil 
 2. Derfolgeu (eiiieii 2Bog jc). 3. uerfoigeii 
 (©iiieni jii i'd)nben fiidjeii 20. 4. i t'erfol: 
 gcii, beinrtigen, plngen, bniiigcii, ubcrlniifen. 
 
 Persecution, pcrseku shun, (Int. 
 peisecuiio) s. it)ii6 JBcrfclgeii, 95erfi'Igfl'fiii' 
 cie SSirfolgtiiig. [SSerfoigcr. 
 
 Persecutor, plrsekuuir, *. ber 
 
 Perseverance, pciseveranse. 
 (fr. 5B5., i>. lilt.) *. 1. bie 25el)nrrlid)feit, 
 '3lii«bniier; (in) Mi SBeljnrren (bei, lit). 2. 
 [ihed.] bne SBerfjnrreii in ciiiem 3u|lniibe 
 Dtr OSiiiibe. 
 
 Perst^verant , persivi'rant, adj. 
 f bel)nrrlid), niiljnlteiiD. 
 
 Persevere, persevere', (Int. per- 
 severe) i». n. T 11. 1 belinrrcii (nii()nlteii, uer; 
 I'lciben, niiel)nireii , niisbniierii, bnrniif bes 
 rtel)cn), niil;nrren; (iiu fliil;nlten, bel;arreii 
 (111), belnirreii (bei, niifi. 
 
 Persevering', persevere'ing, adj. 
 bcljnrrlld)- — adv. Pe rse ve'ringly, be; 
 l).-rrlid), iiiit 23el)nrrlid)feit. 
 
 Perseveringrness, plrsevere'- 
 ihgiics. *. £)ie 2Jrl)aril(d)fett. t^JJerilrii. 
 
 Per."*ij», per'slica. (1. ffi.)». (0)eogr.J 
 
 Per.«iiak'l, per'shtin. adj. perfild). 
 
 Per.<tiMn, t l. itr ^jJerfcr. 2. (^lu 
 Mijlr.] elite '2lrt ©eitciiieuge. 3. [i)lrd)it.] 
 Die perfirdu- DrMiuiig. 
 
 PersiflaK-e, plr'siiliHje . (fr. 2C.) 
 
 Pif £pfufoiei, ip(l)iiiu'(frrfi, J D116 gi'pprii. 
 
 Persiiiiinoi», peisini'mun. «.[-}5iit.] 
 ^15rrfmuMi , bie ■>))erftiiH'iipftniitite (ciii SJniiiii 
 uiib Cefjeii 3-riid)t, eiiie '2lrt"l)iospyros). | 
 
 «<u>^ 
 
 adj. 
 
 PEH 
 
 Persist, persist', ((nt. persislO ». ». 
 
 (in) befieljcii (niif), bel).irreii (bei). 
 
 Per.«>istence, persSsiense./ 
 
 Persistency, pei»is'teii.,c.^ 
 Persis' tance, u. fr. 333.) *. 1. ^n^ f&ti 
 .uiiren (in. in G-tiBng), tie 9Jfl)nrrlid)feit. 2, 
 :tr (J-igeiiftiiit, bie ipnUjInrngfeit. 
 
 Persistent, peisisient,/ 
 
 Persisting-, plisis'iing.j 
 liiDi ] mcibriib. [lid), niil}alteiib. Shas. 
 
 Per.sistive,' pcrs'-'tiv, adj. bel;nrr. 
 
 Person, persn, (fnt. persona) s. I. 
 
 § bie iperfDii, a) (eiii meiird)iid)c^, niid Ceib 
 
 iiiib ©eele bei1el;eiibe5 ©iiijeliuereii). l» (em 
 
 OJinnii, 2Beib ob. .fiiiib, ni6 ©egciifntj I'lni 
 
 Siiigeii iiiib 1l;icreit). c) (ein 'Weiifil) udii 
 
 geiuifTem Unitijm). 2. Setiiniib, e-mcr, G'iiie. 
 
 3. [65rniiiiii.] bie ^erftni. 4. I3ved)t6fpr.] 
 
 bis^erfBii; an artificial -, eiiie tiii)|1ifd)« 
 
 >perfon (i?&rperrd)nft). 5. [Iljcol.] bie qSers 
 
 foil (ill ber I). Brcieiiiigfeit). 6. bie ^erfDii, 
 
 M& 21eii^cre (bie i;nrperlid)e 6ieilnlt ;c.). 7. 
 
 <ber Snrnfter) bie 5perft)ii; (bnl^er) bit 9{o(ie. 
 
 8. * ilntt parson. 
 
 2. Let a person's attainments be never 
 
 so great, lie sliould reuieiiiber lie is 
 
 frail and imperfect. Weu.ster. 7. How 
 
 different is tlie same man from liimself, 
 
 as he sustains ilie - of a niagi.\iraie 
 
 and that of a friend. South. 
 
 In person, in "iperion, piTttnilit^, felbfl 
 in eigcner ^erfou. No -, 3f?ii-iiiniib. Any-, 
 irgeub Oemniib. A -, Oeuinnb, iiinii. For 
 I heir persons, luni fie betrifft od. niibei 
 inngt. iun« fie betrnf. The sateiy of iheir 
 persons, i(;re prrroiilid)e ®id)etl)c'it. The 
 tonu of her -, il)r 'iletiQereg. Under the - 
 of . . , nl^ ... To appear in the - of king 
 Lear, aii Sonig Srnr niiftrercii (u. Sitnin 
 fpieltril). To liave respect to -s, f Die ^era 
 foil niifel;en. 
 
 Person, v. a. bnr(lff(cii, ponlefleii. 
 
 Personable, per'suuabl, adj. 1. 
 ii)cl;lgefln(t, luoljlgebilDrt, \(i)'ou. 2. ['?fert)t«i 
 fpr.l t bie nijt!;igcii G-igeinitnfien befiijeiiB 
 ober friljig, ^ri'jeffe iti (Ul;i'en, eiiic ©d)en« 
 fling, eripn* (5)ege»rne6 niijiiiieljiiieii. 
 
 Personag-e, persuiM.ije, (fr. per- 
 soniiage ) «. 1. tie ©iniibefpinuii. 2. bie 
 ^piTfoii, 3-igiir (©tnnir, itiiefeljeii). 3. ber 
 iniigciiDiiimtnc) ^nrnfter. 4. bte^peruMi (ber 
 bnrgi'ilrfUc irnrnftcr). 5. f tie ^frriiibe, f. 
 Parsonage. (firt, I'erfnppf. 
 
 Disgui.sed ill a false -. I'fvniiiiiinir, wait 
 
 Personal, persunal. (liU. perso. 
 iialis) adj. 1. peruniiid). 2. [3?ed)t^ipr.| per* 
 fiMilid), beiueglid), oiif ber ^JJenoii hnffenjj 
 
 "JJerfunen ^eririinl... — estaie, per» 
 
 fpiilidje^, bcn'fglid)e^ &igfnt()ntn I'b. S5ertiio« 
 gen. 3. [03raniiii.J pcii&iiud) (B'lnvHirt, gi"ir» 
 luort). IfoHlid)? .Ulnge. 
 
 Personal action, (9?i'd)rj?fpr. j eilie per* 
 
 Personal, *. f tn^ bnveglic^e Qi> 
 genfl)iim. 
 
 Per.tonality, persi^nln^il. 
 
 Personalty, persunalte, 
 personiialite') *. 1. tie ^i'rfi)lilid)frit, ^ef 
 KMinlifiir. 2. tie ^rifoiilidtfeit (tireftc 91iu 
 lueiibiiiig ober 91im)eiiMnirfeit niif riiie >|5t-r« 
 1011); (bnt)er) bie 21iiiiigl(d>fcit. 3 (9fed)t6» 
 ipr.] H6 peri'oiilit^e Ci(jtiitl;iiiii. 4. biere(<)fe 
 ^crfon. 
 
 (ft. 
 
 I 
 
File, far, fall, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. N6, more, nSr, gSt, 6il, cl6dd. Ti\be, tub, full. iZ/in, THis. 663 
 
 PEK 
 
 An action in the personalty, ISitdjti' 
 ftnr. I fiiif pfTiTJnIitbt Sinqf. 
 
 l*<;rSOimlly, per'tunalli. adv. 1. 
 |»rrr'iili(1i (tn ^pfriPii; bnViiDerS). 2. perioii- 
 lid), fur friiie ic. ^inou. 
 
 2. Tlie converted man is personall; 
 tlie xanie he was before. Rooei»>. 
 
 l*erMf»Il Ate ) per'aunate, v. a. I- 
 (prn'onlKfe) ucrilfUfii ; (eitie ^erfrn) aad): 
 luartjtii, (eiiifii ^fieeii ic.) fpiclen, mnd)en. 
 2. irmtr ^ad)t, 6-iiiem) glfidjeii. 3. + IjciK 
 (ftflii (Oirbf jc). 4. * (fltbilCiin) CnrfltfUn. 
 Shak.. a. ^ bt\<i)ttibtn. 6- (lac. persono) 
 t iiiiii prmVn. Miltoh. 
 
 2 Tlie lotty cedar personates tliee. 
 
 ShakspeaRE. 
 
 To personate one's self, fid) ililrO(> 
 tttt ii'ir... {tretfii, fpiflrn. 
 
 ■ferMOiiaiCf <>• n. |(£d)Ainp.] aiif; 
 
 PersuilHtef (ntld) Personated) 
 mHj. l2Jpt.j i'«Inri't, niiKfirt. -flower, tit 
 iiiirrdibiiinir. 
 
 ferNonation , persuui'sliun, «. 
 bit SSrrrtediiiiii; ■!)ro(t)tiiiid)iinil- 
 
 Personafor, pertunitur. «. I. 
 ©jiirr, DiT inrftfflt, nad)iiiiid)t, fpitlt, 6nr« 
 fttOr. 2. Drr ^ol\bri\\qtt, S'liicr, in ^anbclt 
 oD. rtii^tiil^rt. 
 
 I*erNoiiincation,personnifjkA'. 
 shun, « ^lc '^iri'eiiifirauoii ($erioiiltd)uiig, 
 ^=(r^^>llfll^ld)Illllfll. 
 
 l*er80iiiry, person'nifl, (fir. per- 
 
 sonnifirr) v. a. prr|3llli(t)tll, Ptrp(rr6lllid)tll, 
 
 prrft'inniirfii. [sonify. 
 
 I*«*rj|«*nizef per'suiifie, t f- P*'- 
 
 l"«T«peCtive, perkpiK't!*, adj. 
 
 pr npr f [ii'ihD , ti'riif4>i'"iia/ i"r ^erfpefttpe 
 
 l*t*rNpec<lve, (fr. W.) »■ I. id 
 ^pirfprftiv , 5Jfrnrol)r. 2. eit 'iPcrfpfftipf, ■) 
 (Cpt.) eir 5*riird)fi"lf')«, SJfriUtljre ; in 
 Scrinrt)*!!!. b) bit 5rriirid)teiiialf«i , JJfriif 
 ^.^rnf(lllll<l , 5rriiitid)iiiiiifl; (u. in fiiofnr 
 !l>(feiituii(j) ba6 ^ern^cmaibt. 3. bit 3liii 
 fid)f. 5iriiiinnd)t, t»tr "aiiblirf , iproiptft, tie 
 fliiffirt)t. 4. bnt cprii'djt 6pifli«rf, tic 0)f« 
 fiittctniirdjiiiifl. Shak. 
 
 3. Perspectives of pleasant »hade». 
 
 Dbydeh. 
 
 Aerial perspective, bit J^rriltnri'leli 
 limn Mirtb btn &t(ib bti 2i(t)tt« uiib ba 
 Ii.iiriiAffi:. 
 
 l"«*rspeC<IveIy,per(ipeli'tivle.nrfB 
 I I'ftiVi'frii'ird). 2. i III optii'd)cr Iiiiii"d)iinfl 
 
 PerMpicable, perxp^kabl, (int 
 pel '<pit'-'<l>>li*' "dj. t t^rnierfbiir. 
 
 l*«rMpiC>»ciouK, pempelii'shus , 
 <I,U. per^picux) ndj. rd)iinTld)tl(l (ftlld) i). 
 
 I*er«ipiracic>uiineti8,perspelii - 
 
 shi'iMies. J. ric Sdiiiriricf)ti(ifcir. 
 
 PerivpiCHCity, per*pelias'»ete, t. T 
 u. t Mf >£d)iinTid)ri(iri-ir. 
 
 PerspiCHCy , per'»pii*a»i, «. T u. 
 1 t\t Sd)ort'M<t)t , @d)itrmrf)ti(ifdt. 
 
 PerspicieilCe, ijerspisli'eense, (o. 
 Int. per»picio) i. f biiS rd)ime ®et)in. 
 
 l"er«plcil, per'kpesil, (liU- perspi- 
 cilloni) «. t frt« jcrilfllilS. 
 
 l"erfipicuityf perspeku'eii, (lat. 
 perxpicuiias) t. I. f abtt f Me X)urd)fi(t>'il1' 
 ftit. 2. 1 tie DcuHi4)tett, ^liirt)«it, SJer. 
 nAtiDlt4)reit. 
 
 PER 
 
 PerspicnouA, persp'k'kuus, (Int. I 
 perspicuusi adj. 1. | nber f biirc^fid)tif]. 2. 
 i fliir, I'eriliilielict), teiltlid). — ad*. Per- 
 spicuously, tiar, L<eriliiiiMid), teutiid). 
 PerspicuoutvuesKfpeispik'kuux- 
 ne». tie i{i,irl)ftt, X)iiiilid)ft:it. 
 
 Perspirabiiity, persp^iabiliie, 
 «. t>if OlurfiiiirtlJiirffir. 
 
 Perspirable, perspi'rabl, (doiu 
 Int. perspiro) <!</;. I. [ '?)fet. J nufiOuiiflbflr 
 (Curd) uiinirrflic^c 'jiueriiniliiiii)). 2. (uti< 
 rid)[i<i fur) aiieMJnilctit. 3. rd)iui(;i{]. 
 
 Perspiration f peropeii kliun, i. 
 l^XrD.i I. bn6 <^ii6Duiifleii, Die uiiiuerflic^e 
 •]lu6buii|luno. 3. Die >lludMiiii|luiig ( dcr 
 ©d)U)eip». 
 
 Perspirative, plrspiiai'v, ^ 
 
 Perspiratory, peikpsiaiiiri, 5 
 ad), bit •ilii*Diiii|luiiij bi-|orDtriiB. 
 
 Perspire, peiopJie', d.U. perspiro^ 
 P.M. [■•Miee.] I. iui«fiiii|kii , rd)iuii>eii. 2. 
 curcti *21ii£t>uii|liiiia |ld) al^roiiCerii obtx ti>rt= 
 (je^cii. [i'd)ii'ii)iii. 
 
 Perspire, v. a. au6M'iii|leii, aiid> 
 
 Perstriug-e, peiktunje', lUlt. per- 
 htiiiigo) v.a. I. Uld)t D(rUt)Tetl. 2. tc&IIVar' 
 
 fiiri, niit riirieii 2i>vneii bertit)reu, eriual)iieu 
 (eiiirr ®fld)e). 
 
 Persuadable f parswi'dabl. adj. 
 liberrtCet luerteii fDiiiieiiD. — adv. Per- 
 sHa'dably, (o , tng O'lKOHb fiberreCet 
 ivertrii fniin bb. ivirb. 
 
 Persuade, perswAde', (lat. per- 
 suadeo) r. a. 1. iibcrreCeti, bereDeii. 2. 
 ubfrjeuflen. 3. f ttibniifleu , eiiipoifii. 
 Taylor. 4. f bur^) IKbcrrebiiiia unterl;an< 
 belli. Shak. 
 
 To persuade any one of any thing, 
 (Allien einer ®nd)e btrebeit , ubirrcCKii. 
 To — any one from any tiling , Q'liieui (lit 
 Vjai aiutibtn. To be persuaded of any 
 thing, ucii G-tiuaa iiberjeiijjf iciii, fid) I'er. 
 fidjiri Ijrtlteii, an Ortwai (jlauben. To - one's 
 self, I. fid) ubrrieugen. 2. nifiiun, fid) tin-. 
 embtlben, (jlauben, imiljnfn, fid) I'l'rflellen, 
 fid) benfcn. To - with any one, * Qnitm 
 jureben. Shak. 
 
 Persuade, * ffif llfberrebuujj. 
 
 Persuader, per»wA'dur, «. I. bcr 
 llcbcrrebcr. 2. t (etiunS , t<\6 nntreibf > , brr 
 llebrrrrber. Mh.tow. 
 
 Persuasibiiity, per«wiiiebirete, 
 «. bie giihinfeit, ilberrebiT luerbciiju fimiieii. 
 
 Persuasibie, pers»A'zebl. (fr.SC j 
 adj. I. ubrrrcbei ivcrben f&iiiieiib, fi'ir lies 
 bcrrcbung empfiiufllid). 2. f ubcrrcben f&n. 
 iipiib 3. nweielid), fliiiiil'lj.ifr. 
 
 Persuasibieuess, plrswi'zAbl- 
 
 ».«.!. bie (S-i«jeiird)n|t, bii uiiiii fid) uber: 
 re^ell ln6t, (S-mpfiiiifllid)feit fur Uet'crre&iiiifl. 
 2. tie {?riuei^lid)ffit, 0)liiutniafri<)frit. 
 
 Persuasibiy, perswA'xeblt, adv. 
 (ll.iut'ljnfr, iunl)rt'd)eiiilid). 
 
 Persuasion, perxwA'ziiun, (lat. 
 
 pertuasio) t. I. bie I'eberrfbuiig. 2. tie 
 
 Ikbirjfufluna (bn^ UeberifUGtfein). 3. bie 
 
 •OKeiiiuiig; ber ©laube. 
 
 3. Men of the same persuasion; all 
 
 — s concur in ilie measure. Webstkr. 
 
 Persuasive, perswasiv, (fr. per- 
 iiua«it) adj. fiberjeufienb, ilberrebeiib, be; 
 Itebenb. — adv. Persua'sivtly, auf eine 
 
 PEli 
 
 5lrt, u'Ptiirff) , rt. fo , bag man ilbrrjeiKjt, 
 iiberretrr, uterieiuieiit, biTfteiiO, uberretent. 
 
 P«f^rsuasiveness,perswa'sivnes, 
 *. bott llfi>er}ciii]iMit'e, UcCcnrfcnte, bie uberi 
 rebniDe Jtnifr. IfibiTretciit, eiiiiiel)nieiib. 
 
 Per«>uasory, perswA sure, adi. 
 
 Persulphate , peisui tate . «. 
 [6i)fm.] einc 2>i-rbiiituiiij ter Sd)iucfdraure 
 nut tent (Jifeiiperoirob. 
 
 Pert, pert, (IP. pert) adj. 1. flinf, 
 leblj.ift, raid), Ijiirrig, luuiirer. 2. fc^lnu, per» 
 fd}laneii. Shak. 3. pDrivi^ig, nafeiuei^; fetf, 
 brctil, fred). 4. ge|'d)tua9tg. 
 
 To grow pert upon .., uni'erfd)Amt 
 feiii ge<ini . . . [OKenid). 
 
 Pert, *. bcr pormifiige, iini)errd)ainie 
 
 Pertain, pertane', (lat. pertineo) 
 
 P.M. I. geljoreii, jufoinnien , flebu()ren. i. 
 
 get)orcii, betriffi'ii. 
 
 I. Men hate tliose who affect honor by 
 
 aiubiiioii, wliieli pertaiiietli not to 
 
 'I'f'n- Haywakd. 
 
 Perterebration,perteiebiA'shun, 
 
 ilat.i t. tie Diii-rt)l'ol)riiiig. 
 
 Pertinacious, penAnA'thus. dat. 
 
 pertinax) a<(/. I. (0("i ^i |letf uub fi|l au| 
 ©tiiMi beljarrcnt, hai<|l,irri.j, Ijartiiarfig. 2. 
 bet)arrlid), anhaltriit. 
 
 Pertinaciously, peneiiA shusiA, 
 ado. I. ileif unb fi|l, I)ai6|l.irrig ; ilauDl^aft. 
 I. t hartiiarfti]. 
 
 PertinacioHsness , plrtAuA' 
 
 xliiisiies , unb 
 
 Pertinacity, pertlnassjiA, obrr 
 Pertinacy, per'tena>< . t (lar. 
 
 pertlnacia) t. I. bie ipal6|hirriflfeit, $art» 
 
 iiarfigfeit. 2. tie 25fl)arriid)feit. 
 
 To pursue a scheme wiili jie rl I naci I y, 
 
 rinen ^laii l)artn.iifig perfvltien. 
 
 Pertinence, per lenense. > 
 
 • • I ( p I 
 Pertinency, pei le.ienKe. ^ 
 
 peitluco. t. tie 'Jliujeuiificiii)i-ir, $aBiid)feit. 
 
 Pertinent, petieneiit. aUj. 1. |iit 
 £.id)e gehorifl , aurteniefffii , jiuerftienlid), 
 paiTeut, trcffeut; tto; pajieuc iju), atige> 
 niifjin (eiiicr ©act)e). 2. t berrtiffinb , (id) 
 beiirhenb. 
 
 Per(in<^ntly, pli'ieiicniU, adv. 
 anoeiiieiTeu, paiJcut, treffeub. 
 
 Pertin4*ntn«-SS, pei tenentnl*. t. 
 bit •Hiiiirim'|7i'lil)r:r, i3d)icflu1).''i'if , (^Jiiliii^lirit. 
 
 Pertingfency, )<"<>••' Jens*, «• t 
 Pie iVri'iljniiig (too ■Qliiilpfirii). 
 
 Pertinfpent, penin jlnt, adj. bts 
 rul)rfiit, rtii|luBeiit. 
 
 Pertly, peitle. ndv. I. lebljaft, jlinf, 
 iiiumer; niutl)iutnig. 2. lun'civei^, I'oriui^iij, 
 fed, brei|l. 3. \fi)U\», perrd)huieii. 4. ge* 
 fd)iuafjiiv 
 
 Pertness, pln'tics, *. i. tie Wuni 
 rerfeit, i'efljaftigff it , ter 'Wutl)iiiiae. 2. tie 
 fierf()eit, ber 93i'riui9, bie ^laiViueigfjett. 3. 
 tie Sd)liiul)eit. 4. tie (iJerdiiuai^igfeii. 
 
 Pertransieut,|i«riiau xheent.dat. 
 
 pertraiisieiis; adj. I'urubi'rgeljeUt. 
 Perturb, penurb'. > 
 
 Perturbate, penurbiie, \ ^ ' 
 
 perturbo) v. a. (iueill>'ll6 lllir im part.) 1. 
 I'cnwirren, jloren. Biiow.i. 2. beunruljigeu, 
 (iMii ter 3?iil)e) aiifiU-reii. 
 
 Perturbati«>ii, pertuibaslnin, .. 
 I. tie SSerimrruug, lluorDiiiina, ©torutio 
 
664 Fa»p, far, fall, fat. M^, met. Flnp, ffn. N6. move. n6r, sot, 6fl, cI6ihI. Tiiho, tnh, fi'ill. ih\u, THi*. 
 
 PEU 
 
 2. Me ©tBriitifj bcr ©telfitnihe, ©enn'tt^Ji I 
 unriiljc , Unnifje. 3. fie ^euTnnig. ^ Siiak. 
 
 iPertlirtoatOr, perturbatur, I 
 IPerturber, perturbiir, J 
 
 t ber ©tprcr, 9viiI)i'ilorer. 
 
 I*erturba<rix, plrturbatriks, *. 
 
 ©t&n-rinn, Unriil)rtiftP.rinit. 
 
 rertuse, plr..l.e' ) ^,^^ 
 
 ff»ertusea, pertrtzd'. J 
 tiinus) ffrfy. I. Durd)brl)rt, fciir(t)l&(tert. 2, 
 |»ot.] tiircftftogfii. 
 
 Pcrtusioii, pel tu'zliiin , t. I.Mr 
 I)iin,()bi-f)riing. 2. 6nf ( tiurd)biM)rre) Sort), 
 
 Peruke » per'ruke. (fr. perruque) 
 «. bie ?pt'ri'icfe (f. Periwig). 
 
 Per like- maker. fciT 'iJjfrrKfeiimnAfr 
 
 Perusal f penVnal. *. l. ^ll5X)llr(t^ 
 Icfeii, tie 3lnri<t)t, (S-iiifi(^t , X5iircf)Md)t. 2. t 
 Me (frrnfiiltinf) Uiitcrfii(f)iiH(i, ^Jrufiiiifl. 
 
 Peruse, peiuic', (o. inr. perviso pt. 
 uti) V. a. 1. t'iird)lefen , 6urd)gel)en. 2. <• 
 iintfrriirt)f«, beiittariui'ii. 
 
 Peruser, pcru'zur, *. i. QUur, tn 
 tiircMic^t, turcl)flet)t, btt fieier. 2. ber llii; 
 terfiicf)rr. 
 
 Peruvian, peroO'vean, ». iev ^f= 
 runner. - ndi. piTuaitifd). — bark, 6ie 
 ^rrunnbc, gicbirrinbe. 
 
 Pervade, pervAde', (tat. pervado 
 
 p. a. 1. T Diird)C>riiine"- 2. i a; butitbrin: 
 
 gen , eiitiiel)incn (Cm ffleijl :c.). b) fic^ it-- 
 
 (Irerfen uber . . . 
 
 1. Liquors that pervade the pores. 
 
 Newton. 2. a) A spirit at' conciliation 
 
 — s ail classes of men. 
 
 Pervasiuu, pervAzliun, « boi? 
 r(iir(t)brinflrti. [bringetib. 
 
 Pervasive, pervisJv, adj. bi:rd)- 
 
 Perverse, pei verse', (Inr. peiver 
 sus) adj. 1. i'erfii)rt (lurtcrl't. biifc). 2. 
 »frfe()rt, ivunBeriirt); bDSiiiit't, ii"i(ftfd), flbv- 
 rii'di, einenfiimin, iinBtnViiii|1ig. 
 
 Perversely, peiv«f»'ie, adu. niif 
 fine iicvfel)rte, tucfii"ct)e, ri6rnrd)t 2Beire. 
 
 PerverSeueS.**, pervemnes, 3. I. 
 
 bie S8erfi'l)rfl)ett , tne ruirriidjc , uerfeljtre 
 
 SCcfen. 2. t f^'f S8ertorbfiil;eir, ajirbcrbt: 
 
 f)eit. Bacon. 
 
 Perver.sion, perver'sliun. (fr. 215." 
 
 t. I. fcie SBi'rfeljniiig (eiiief (iJiiVpcS jo; 
 Serberbuiig. 2. ba6 SSerbcrben. 
 
 Perversity, pervcr'sele. (fr. per- 
 versiie') ». I. tie 25ei-fi()rrl;cit , tii^ luifciT; 
 fpanflige, iicrfclirre ajeiVii. 2. bie aSerberbt; 
 fjfit, SBerbureeiifjeit, a)crfe()rtl)cit , bai 2Jcr= 
 fcerSnig. {uerBerbiiig. 
 
 Perversity of innnners . ba6 ©Ittril' 
 
 Perversive, pervlr'slv , adj. vtx-- 
 fe()rfnb, i>t'rberb«iib. 
 
 Pervert, plrvlrt', ((at. perverto) 
 V. a. I. iier(el)rcii ((sjeie^e zc), uiiifrhrrii ; 
 iierfcrf()«ii (beii ©inn cine6 <Bd)n(ti\itl(ri). 
 8. iierbcrbeii (bie (gittrn :c.) , i>erfi'il)ren. 3. 
 (fi'ir avert) nbiuenben, rtbfe()efn. Shak. 
 
 To pervert a lliing to a wrong end, 
 «ine ©flrfje iii einem rdjlfttjtcn 3n)tJ. f.iu 
 ivenben. 
 
 Perverfer, plrvlrt'ur, * \. ^« 
 95erfef)rer , SSerbr.'ljer (bti 3{cd)t« jt.). 2. 
 ber SSiTberber, ajerfiiljrer. 
 
 Pervertible, pervert'tebl , adj. 
 
 Dtrfefjrt, Derbrel)t, uerberbt luerbeu fonuenb. 
 
 PES 
 
 Perves tig-ate, pervls'tigate, (Int. 
 
 pervestigo) v. a. ailflVuren. 
 
 Pervestig-atiou , pervestega'- 
 shuii . «. bie 9lii^rpi'irniig. 
 
 Per%'icacioiIS, perveka'sliiis.dnt. 
 pervicaxi adj. hnleilrtrrig, lU'nlOtft. — adv. 
 P e r v i c a ' c i o 11 s I y . I)ill6|liirrig. 
 
 Pcrrvicaciousiie.s.s , pervelia - 
 
 sliui-iies. iinb 
 
 PervicaClty, pervelias kCic.cPer'- 
 vicacy) s. bie ipalefiiirngfrir, SSerilocfcljeit. 
 
 Pervious, per'veus, (liU. pervius) 
 
 idj. 1. a) Cipl)!)!".] ben Biird)gang geAatteub. 
 biird)giinglid), biird)bviiu]iid). b) rffen, (to) 
 jugiinglid), biird)bring(id) (fiir). 2. ± burd); 
 briiiglid), ergrunblicj). 3. (uuridjtig ffu') 
 biirc^bringenb. Prior. 
 
 1. b) A wood is pervious or not — to 
 a body of troops. WeosTER. A country 
 — to the arms, and authority of tlie 
 conqueror. GluBorr. 2. By darkness lliey 
 mean God, wliose secrets are — to no 
 eye. Taylor. 
 
 Glas.< is p e r v i o u s to light, t(l4 ®lo5 
 in-riliuret bem 2id)te ben Durdjgang , i(l 
 biird)fld)tig 
 
 PerviousneS-t, pir'veusncs, t. bie 
 t)iird)bringiid)feit. 
 
 Tlie perviousness of glass to light, bie 
 (5igfMfd)nft bt& ©lafc^, brni l'id)te ben Diird): 
 gnng ju geilntten , bie t)iird)nd)rigfeit bH 
 PMiife*. [bie $i'|ol>e, ba5 9liifrid)tcn. 
 
 Pesade, pesAde', (fr. 2C.) *• [Sveitf.l 
 
 Pesag-e, plsSdje, (fr. 933.) ». t bn* 
 <S3iigi'gi'lb, 2t3ngegflb. 
 
 Peso, peso, (fp. 533.) ». (eine fpn; 
 nii'dic, eine Itnje luiegenbe '•)}Jun}C) bet ^in; 
 tier, ^ffo. 
 
 Pessary, pes'sare, (fr. pessaire) t. 
 I(FlMr.J bn« ?0?urteriiipfd)en ; pi. bie Wiitter: 
 fnin^e. [ qjcil («J5eililenj). 2. ± bie ?pffl. 
 
 Pest, pest, (Int. pestis) *. I. T bie 
 
 2. The talebearer, ihe gambler, the liber- 
 tine, tlie drunkard arc pests to so- 
 ciety. Webster. 
 
 Pest- house, bn* ^eftf^nu*. 
 
 P«;ster, pls'ifir. (fr. pester) V. a. 1. 
 belniligcn, 6efd)a'cren, pdigen , beunruljigeu, 
 beniigiligen, fermirren. 2. (lopfen, fi'itlen, n\\: 
 fiillen, I'oflpfrnpfeii, nnilopfen. Shak. 
 
 A pestered room, ein gebrnngt wWti 
 Simmer. [bei"d)iuerlid). 
 
 Pesterable, pls'turabl, adj. lailig, 
 
 Pe.«>terer, pls'tuiur, «. berQiinier. 
 gSeiinnihiger, ^logegeiil. [fdjiuerlit^, Uiflig. 
 
 Pesterous, pls'lurris , adj. bt: 
 
 Pe«ter«»US«ies«, pes'turusues, t. 
 bie '¥irrd)a'eriidifi'ir, Soiligfeir. 
 
 PestidllCt, pex'tedi'ikt, ((nt. pestis 
 II. diico) s. Qr\w<[i, b<\i onilerft. 
 
 Pestiferous, peNtifferus, ((nt. 
 pestifer) udj. I. T pe(Ti(eniinIi|"d) , uer; 
 peilcnb, nnjlccfenb, pr|ll)ofr. ^e|1... 2. i a) 
 I'Wtrrblid). bi fc^niiblirf) (OJi'n'id)* it.). 
 
 Pestilence, pes'telense, ( t. pesti- 
 lentia) t. I. bie "iJJptTilfns. (ii. uberljrtiipt) bie 
 (gfiid)e, ^ei"f. 2. ± bie ^e|1 i.b<\i aSerberbuifj). 
 3. bng (J)ift. 
 
 3. Pll pour this pestilence into his 
 ear. Shak. 
 
 Pestilence-wort, t 35pr.) bie ipe|li> 
 lenjivtiri, ba£ ^efliienifrnut. 
 
 PET 
 
 Pe.stilent, pestilent, (fnt. pe«tl- 
 leiis) udj. I. pefliu-tig, pe|ll)iift, uerpe|tenb, 
 iinitetfeub, '^t\t... 2 fa) oerbcrblid) , uer« 
 giftft (»rid)cr zc. ). b) fd).iciid) (ge|rtl)rlid), 
 perbLirben). 3. | n. J nnimltig. 
 
 Pestilential, pe«lclen'slial. nrf/. 
 1. poililenjiiilird), pei1i.(tj. %:\\ . . , niiilerfrnb, 
 l'ev^)l•l^f!;^. 2. t rAnbnd), uerbcrbiid). Sobth. 
 
 Pestileutly, pestelentle, adv. 1. 
 I. i>iTbiTi'iu1), gifii,). 2. I 11. i gnu.iifig. 
 
 P<.^Stillation, pe^tilla'shun, (lUMlI 
 lat. pistiiinm) *. f bii6 ©togen in einem 
 OJfiirfer. 
 
 Pestle, pes'tl, pes'l, (rtitfr. pestel) 
 s. 1. ber (-Monero ©roget , bie ( -JJiiirfer: ) 
 iteiile. 2. ber (nrje ©tocf eine* Jliniil(ibel6. 
 
 Pestle, V. n. fid) eine* ©toi5el« bes 
 bieiien. [bie ©djiucin^fenle, ber €rt)inffn. 
 
 Pestle, (illtfr. pesteab *. - of pork. 
 
 Pet, pet, (IP. bet Ob. p. petiilans) #. 
 bie Qiiiiuanbiung, ber 9tnfiifl pon 3orn , lln^ 
 widen, SKiberiuiflen , bcr 'Qlerger, SSerbriig. 
 
 To be in a great pet, birtfrbiife fein. 
 To take - at .., (5^m<\6 libelneljmen , fi<i) 
 (5-tiuii6 pcrbriiQen laffen. In a -. ini 'Jlerger. 
 
 Pet, (eljeui. peat; V. lu. petli; fr. 
 petit) 3. I. baf jpnublnniin. 2. t ber 2iebfin(j. 
 
 Pet, V. a. iattiici) ntit . . . unigel)en, 
 (S-iuen luie einen Ciebling bci)iznbeln, liebfefeit, 
 ueriiirtcln. 
 
 Petal, petal, petal, (gr. petalon) 
 t. [i^oi.] brtB 23luiuenblntt. --shaped, 
 bliinienblattfiirniig. 
 
 Petaled, pit'ald, ) ,.,„,, 
 
 Petalous, plt'iSlds,5 '"^•'- f^''*-J 
 ntit 23(unuiibuuti'ni ucrfi'l)pn. 
 
 Petaiine, pet'taline,arf;.[23ot.] 6(u» 
 nunblrtttiiljiilid), biumeni'laitarrig; ju einem 
 jyiuninibinite gclj&rig, an emcni 25Inmea» 
 bliUte bi'fiHblid). 
 
 Petalisin, pet'talizm, (gr. petalis> 
 inos) s. [nit. ©i;rnfu$j ber ^^etnliSni, bai 
 58latttTgiTid)t. [ber 'ijrtnlit. 
 
 Petalite, pli'talite, *. [gjlintrnlg.j 
 
 Petaloid, petaioid, ( gr. petaloa 
 n. eidos) adj. 1. [>))?cb.l rd)nppi(^t, bl(itte« 
 rid)t. 2. [i^ot.] bliinicnb(ntrnl)nli(^. 
 
 Petard, pe ird,) , ,^ 
 
 Petar, peiar , \ 
 bie ©preiigbiid)ie, ^!J5etarbe, bai ©prengjlntf. 
 
 Petardeer, peiardeei', *. [lUrtiU.] 
 ber ^frnroiertr. 
 
 Petecliiae, pcic'hic, dnt. 2C.) ». 
 pi. [-liitb.] bie ^^otedjcn, ajluijlecfen, b5«« 
 nrtige Jii-berflirfen. 
 
 Petecliial, pctckcal, adj. [^Keb.) 
 petcd)eiinrtig - fever, bai ^etciljcn:, Jlerfi 
 fieber. 
 
 Peter, pi'ti'r , (Int. Pttrus) *. l. 
 (Xnufnanie) "ilSetcr, ^ctrnf. 2. (mid) Petre) 
 f. Saipeter. 3. 6 ber 'JJ^niitcIfncf , .Koffet. 
 
 Peter-boat, eine -Jlrt 5ifif)erbt)Dt. — - 
 man, 1. ber Sifdjer (niif ber lljeinfc), ber 
 niit oerborenein ,3engr fifitt. 2. & bcr deb, 
 ber Coffer zc. pon itiirfdjtn zc. nbfiijneibet. 
 --pence, t. pi. ber ^crerpfeiinig Utjtmali 
 eine 9lbgobe nn bie ynpillid)e Huric). — - 
 sameene, ber ^eter = ©iinoii^iDein, — - 
 wort, [Si>t.] bit ^ereripiiri. 
 
 Peterel, pet'rll, I (fr. 2C.) *. [Dr» 
 
 Petrel, 5"''!)-J^^'^®'"'"'" 
 
 ooflel. 
 
Faie. f'ir. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6. m6ve, Ti6r. stot, 6'r. cl6i'i<l. Ti'ibo. tii!.. full. i//iii. mis. 605 
 
 Pffiolar, pluheolar, } adj. 
 
 l*etiolMr)', peislrcolare. ^ [ 2}Pt. ] 
 |ii eine;ii 55lntt|ltcle n''')i'i'in - Hatntietrtnii! 
 til), oti riitcm iM.uttlitlc |ii)rii&, geflielt; 
 QUf fiiinit 5}(iurilielf (^^l•ll^ft. 
 
 P«*tlol«*e, pelKli e'>late. ^ 
 
 rellMled, |>it«ti'e6ld, \ '^' 
 
 Petiul*?^ pelsli'enle. ((af. prlioluk) 
 «. (SiT.l tift ©ticl, 25latlfllCl. (Petty. 
 
 Petit, pei'ie. (fr. 2S3.) adj. fieiii, f. 
 
 Petit constable. b(r Ullfrrroilflilbcl. - 
 jiir> , ba* fleinif (i)«rd)ii'i?r!»eiiflfri(ftt. - lar- 
 ceny, 6(r fifinf Dirl'i^rtljl c^fr md)t ubrr 
 fiilfil Sd);fliiiil t-iir.igt). - sergeamry. 
 [&ii(1l.l ttt i'rljrnfieiiil, OfriiiOiif Kffcn tn 
 t'fl)iiiuiiinn ^rnl ll&mflc jiiljrli^ fi"' 'JSJ'iff', 
 |. 2). eiiteii *i'gfii , ^I'til ic. «iiirirt)trr. - 
 treanon. [d-iittt] bcr flriiir ^i>d}i'rrratt) 
 {■•DJrrt tints i5i>niefii,Uf ii , Dberii). 
 
 Peli t-iiiaitre, ifr. Sij.) « btr tStuQrr, 
 Sierl'fiiflfl. 
 
 Petition, p^iisli'un, d. petiiio) «. 
 I. a) bit a)irft, bite (yrnirt). I») bie »irri 
 f(l)ritr. ?. bit 25iitt (mi 0)tbitt, 9Jflieruii|cr 
 to. 3. [9{i'd>t«iVr.) bit •iliiaTiirt)t-ria<it. 
 
 At your petition, nilf o','<^ OJiliid). To 
 put up a -, tint SBiitK^rift ciiirtu1>tii cb- 
 librrrtidjfn. 
 
 Petition, e. a. a) Milieu tnit !&itt> 
 fd)riittn nnotijtii , tint SBittidjnfr tiiinirtjcn 
 bti..., G'liittii tint 55ittrd)rift ufcrrtichtn; 
 b) (lor) biirtii, aiih.iitcn . Aiti'iKbtii (iinn, 
 (Fiiitn >inflcl)«ii (uiii> , (i'(l)ritni(t); riiKviin 
 nitn dim), 
 a) To petition tlie legitlature ; to — a 
 coiirt of cliaiicery. WcaxTEa. 
 
 Petitioiiitriiy , peiiili liiiai^ie, 
 adv. uiiti-r 33i'riiiiijk^iiiig btr lit (J-nitit |lc> 
 
 ^Cllbtll *£il<f)t. 
 
 Petitionary, peiKli'unari. adj 
 1. bt(((ll^, Aiiui(l)tiib. 2. till Oit\\\&) , tint 
 
 »lttt flirljnlttllb , SJitt... - epi»lle iD. let- 
 ter, ba* i)ittr(t)rribtil. 
 
 Petitionee, pliUhunii', «. tit 
 ^iri'^ii , gtiitn iutl(t)t nne Siittrct^rift tiiige> 
 rticftt wprbtii i^. 
 
 Petitioner, p^i'kh'unur, $. brr 
 SSittildliT , lUbt'rrti<l)fr tiiier Jiitndjrift, 
 CiippliMxt. ['Uiirudtcti, ®upi)l(jircii. 
 
 Petitioninur, petKli uulug, «. Me 
 
 Petitory, pet'ieture, adj. t ,111: 
 fud>tn», fliiliolttnb. ((irl)riiiifl*fl.iijt. 
 
 Petitory action, [9{c<i)t6rpr. ] bit ^f- 
 
 PetouK, peiong', t. tiiie ^ct ivtiBtn 
 dyiiitfiutfii .Rupfirfi. 
 
 Petrary, petrari, (Petera'roe) 
 «. (bti btii 'illceii; b>U £ttiit|luc( (31rt Qif 
 f*u9). 
 
 Petre, pA'tur, f. Nitre. 
 
 Petre-salt, bft nnn'trlt(f>t ©flipftct. 
 
 Petrel, pe'trel. (fr. poitraili s. \. 
 bn4 ^niiliiiirf. 2. (fc. pe'trel) ber (Stiiriiii 
 Wfltl. ^ 
 
 Pelrean, peirean, (u. tnt. petra) 
 mdj jii ciiitm 'Stlfen flfl)urifl, fltiiiia, ftlficfji. 
 
 Petresceuce , petressente , t, 
 bit SBi-n1ciiitriiii(i. 
 
 Petrescent, petrea'sent, ((. pe- 
 treiiceii») «'(;. utriltiiiftnb, firf) I'trileintrnb. 
 
 PetriTaction, pettrefak sliun, ((. 
 petra ii. tacio) «. 1. \)a(, !Scr|ltiiitrn , bie 
 
 PET 
 
 SfriTtinfning , 95er(ltinting. 2. bit SerfleiJ 
 iiiTiiiKj, bni< ^ttrtt'iifr. 
 
 Petrifactive, pemeiali'iiv. adj. 
 I. I'trrttiiiftiib, utriltiiitiib. 2. jiir Scrfttu 
 iitriinn gfhirig. liteiiitriib. 
 
 Petrific, peniftlk. adj. I u. 1 I'fV! 
 
 Petrificate, pet'trilfeliaie, II. a 
 •j- orrrtfiiitrii. 
 
 Petrification , i^eiiiefeki'tluin. 
 J. 1. bit a5<rtliiiicruiia. b.i6 iJJtrrieiiitii. 2. t 
 bit SBirljiirtuiig dtt {'dtmvn\)iu 3. bit SBrr: 
 lltiiifriiii<j , bfls ^etrtfiiff. Hallvweli,. 
 
 Petrify, pet ueii. v. a. 1. f i>.r= 
 ilfintn, ptri^tiiiiTii. 2. t •«) utrl)iirttn (b.i* 
 S}tx\)- l») utriltiiitrii , uur (J-ril.uiiitii k. 
 liiur iii.id)tn. [|1tiiit ; bcr Jriid)t|ltiii. 
 
 Petrified plants or fruii, i)>finilitils 
 
 Petrify, ■>. n. l. ftct) vcrrieiiiecii, 
 I'triliiiitn. 2. 1 utrrtriiitrn, (larr rotrbtn. 
 
 Petrol, pe i.ol. ( (lot. 
 
 Petroleum, piiro lAum, 5 petro- 
 leum) *. bit* StfiHi, (rrbin, 'iJtrijijI. - 
 elaktic. bilf milltTflllldjt {J»b*f'j'l''J- 
 
 Ptttronei, pat iroiiai, ifr. pe'irinal) 
 *. bcr Riu.ibiiitr, bir 'JJiiIpK, i£itutjl'U(t)|t 
 ititif* DCnfire) , i){titfri'iid)(V. 
 
 Petruntrlla, partronalla, «. (2Cci> 
 btrii.i ^IJi'irom-Uii. 
 
 PetroKilex, pet ro»hek», (gr. pe- 
 irok u tilexi t. [-Ditiiiralij.j btr 25(roritul, 
 Jtlefitl'tl. — Peir Ok i li'cious, o<(/. biTtJ' 
 fititlartifl , l)i'riiiltiiiorrifl. ItUiiiiittuj. 
 
 Petrous, pe triik, adj. hnrt, jltiiiig. 
 
 Petticoat, periekoie, u'l- !><:'■' "■ 
 coal) t. btr ciUtii'tr.) lliittrrotf. 
 
 Peiticoat-governmeui, bit ^ti> 
 brrl)trrfd)aft. --hold, (Jtiibrtlr.jbiKKiiiK 
 fii>, £(t)iiibtl<, (£d>lfitri, <!xJtiDrrltl;tii. -- 
 peiikioner, brr "^(ibtriV^ICIiiig. 
 
 Petticotty, pet tckoiie, «. l!i>uc.J 
 bit 'iijitrtiiiu.'llt. 
 
 Pettifolf, pii'telog, (fr. petit II. 
 vogu^ri i: n. H Ctll 3llllO"'Sftl(l)tr Hlrtd)«n. 
 
 Pettifog^Ver, pettaioggiir, *. 
 
 btr 3iuiofiibrcr(t)ir, 3{.ibiiii|l. 
 
 Pettii'owery, peitAiogguri, «. 
 
 Me 3iiiiiif iitrrr(t)ttti , brt* (»rrd).itt , Ittibtii 
 tint* >J<«buli|ltn, bie Kiiifft, ^nfft, <£rt>i= 
 taiifii- ll)tif , >iijiU)iijtcif. Shak. 
 
 Pettiness, pet'leiiet, t. bit iX.U\\\: 
 
 PettiMll, pel'lUli. adj. tllipfl!lblld), 
 I'crcritglid), eioi'iiuiniig. Shak. - adv. Pet'- 
 ti kli ly. I in 'ilrrtirr. 
 
 PettishueMS, pei'iiilmla, t. bie 
 93rrbrirciu't)fei[, CrmpftiibUd^rtii , vtrbrit^: 
 iitt)f iiaum. 
 
 Pettitoes, pet'tetoxe, (petty ii. 
 toe> *■ pi. 1. bit i^u^t tints S^trftlS. 2. 
 (iier.ifbtl.i bit 5J5i'oren, (niriird)li(i)tn> ^udi. 
 
 Pettle , (.\<i)Ott.) to cherisli; a 
 pi o II g Ii- kl a t f. 
 
 Petto, pet to, (it. W., L>. (at. pectUH) 
 
 t. bit ^rii|1. To keep in -. iui <£iuiie, bci 
 I fid) , in ^cttp bcl)aUcn , ()cl)eiiii Ijiilten. 
 ' Petty, pelie. (fr. petit) adj. I. f 
 I flttn. 2 t fitiii , tinbeDtuitiib , t]'ic>><i]- 3. 
 \ (ber 2a(\e \\a<t)> nitber; j. 23. the - Rliiae, 
 j ber Unterrljciii (f. niirf) Petit). 
 
 Petiy wares, fiirjc 2Dil(iren. — tally, 
 ' bie ®(f)iff!?ratiuii. -god*, bie Unferfli'tter. 
 ' - treason etc. f. Petit. - ledger, [^ailbelj 
 , iai 2)riefportobud). [ 
 
 PHA 
 
 Petty-chap«. [Orniff).] bit (rnitne 
 («rrt*niilcfe. --coy. (-}5nt.] bnf flenieine 
 :i{iil}rfriiiit. —-madder, [-^pt.] bnf j?reiij» 
 frout, fireujblntt. --morrel, [iPur.J bie 
 I'rerrntriifltnbe 6°ii<]tln)iir). --n'uguet, 
 (•yot.i brtj *2Balbf^rp(). --mullein. [«ot.) 
 Me Siiniii^fcrjt. — pan, bie tortfiiufiiiiiie. 
 --spurge, ['Sot.] bie *S5PlfS!, (?iel6inil((>, 
 --<^liiu, [Bpt.] bie Spaud)t<t>tl, iaiS^atn* 
 front. 
 
 Petulance, pet'lsliulanse, ) (lAt. 
 
 Petulancy, peitsluilanic, ^petu- 
 lanlin) t. I. btr ^liu-flCiofTfuheit, bcr 'OJiutf)* 
 ii'illc 2. bit .ftccfhtit, lliU'frr(^aiKrl)eit. 
 
 Petulant, peiishiilant, (Idt. petu- 
 laiifi) ad/. I. ,nif,ielflffi-n, niiirljtuinig. 2. 
 i-Wiirhti>i(Ieti rtiijcifienb) niiitl)iiM(li(i, aiiii 
 iKliifftn. 3. troljin , fctf. — ade. Pet'u* 
 Inntly, niiiihivillia, niiSijcUiffen j ttd, mit 
 .Wfrfhrit , iini'trfdjiiinf. 
 
 Petuiise, pciunte', «. cine 9lrt 
 ^prtrdnntrbt (ber Gl)iiieiVn>. 
 
 Pe*V, pii. (hp(l. puye; fnt. podium) 
 t. I. (oiict) klip) btr Kirrtithihi, (fiir(t).-) 
 Sr.inb, (Sit). 2. (Ctrri.) b«i» iliil)diicr. 
 
 Pew -fellow, ber .Uir(l)nii(t)bar, ibn« 
 her) btr Wef.iiirte, OJttioe ii'iPtrH.). .Shah. 
 --keeper, ftr 3iit)rthir tints' Jiir(t)fiBr6. 
 — -opener, ber J(ird)eii|hii)l6tTiier , (£tui>l< 
 feOtr. [ichtii. 
 
 Pt^^iv, p. a. t ("it llir(()cii(liihien i<er« 
 
 Pe^vet, pe'wit. t. I. (Oriiiti).] btt 
 fiibiij. 2. bte fieefriilje. 
 
 Pe«vter, pu tur, (it. peliro) «. 1. 
 ba6 en^ilifc^e 3inii (tin 9}?eia(lf]eiiiif(t>, 2. 
 bai 3>nn (iiniitrne Werail)). 
 
 Pe wierdisli. bit )iniieru( @i1)uf[e(. 
 --grass. bii» JliiiintiiiirrtS. 
 
 Pewterer, piitarur, *. ber 3"in« 
 (jitfjir. 
 
 Pexity, peks'eie, (u. (at. peeto) t. 
 [iiirt>miirt).l bit ?u'ppe. 
 
 Pll4|^toil, ta'eioii. (gr. phaellion) 
 t. 1. 1^X^1)01.] -)>l)iittoii. 2. btr ^l)iKtpii 
 (tine 9lrt 'liJiiflcn). 3. (•3l|1rpu.J btr '5ul)t» 
 niiinn. 4. tint -jlrt 9}p()cl. 
 
 Piias^edena , fadjedc'na, (gr. 
 phegedaiiiH) «. [0}{tD.J tai ^rtbegefi^iviir, 
 frriT'iibt Wi-ritiiiiir. 
 
 Pltag^edenic, fadjad<n'n!k. (P h a- 
 geden'oiiki atlj. ['•Mii'b.] ilfli'llb , freiJcnb, 
 bur(t)fri'iTi:iib , bitritbreniuMiD ('.Urienei), uiii 
 fill) trtffcnb, frtiJcub, in bie Xieft frrfienb 
 ((Seft^iuiir). [luafftr. 
 
 Phagedrnic water, [-DJTeb.J b(l6 *lli'l)i 
 
 Piia^^-edenic* «. [OKtb.j bae >2iei>i 
 mitrri. 
 
 Plialauj^^ariaii , lallangi'ieaii, 
 adj. ju eiiier -^sljiiiaii): fliljbrig. - s. i')Timi.l 
 ber il>l)iilnunir. 
 
 PiialanirlouN, tallaujei'ik. iid) 
 [iJi.unrg.J jiir 5'iniiiic ber i!lftrrrpiiiiitii ge. 
 
 Plialanit^ite, raiiaujite, «. btr 
 
 ^liflliiiii]it ijii riiitr ii>|iiiliiiirqel)iiri!it>£plbat). 
 
 Plialaiig-ous, tailaiig gus. (Plia- 
 lan'gerv) adj. ju ciiicr ^l)nliiiu' gfl^brifl. 
 
 Piialanx , falangks. fal'langks, 
 (gr. 'Hi.) a. i. [lilt. -J.Vilit.) bit iM)aliiiir. 
 2. i bit <li>(),iirtiir, fltrrt)ioiTine 6it<i>ir, bn 
 gef(f)loijfiif jpiuife. 3. I'Jliuu. ] bad &Utb, 
 Jmger), 3el;eiiglitb, o baii (Sieid). 4. I25»t.j 
 
(506 Fafe, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6ii(l. Ti'ibe, tub, full, t/iiri, THis. 
 
 PHA 
 
 bfl«©rbfi)innttifraiit. 5. [9?nhira.] iie^ad- 
 fpinnf, ©iirftrnnerimi. 
 
 Plialarope, failanSpe, *. [Dr» 
 nitf).) ^er ©niriinVfller; QHtibi^. 
 
 Pliaiierog-ainian, faneiogam'- 
 n^an , f. I'll e II oga III i an. 
 
 Phantasm, fan'iazm, (gr. phan- 
 tAKaia) *. 1. Diir Irunl'ilC 6cf)eiii6iie, SBiie 
 bfr ^()rtiirnfie. 2. Dfr ^hoiitiifl. Shak. 
 
 Piiailtasinaf taniaz'iua, f. Phaii 
 tas ni, 
 
 l'Iiailtasina«^uria, fantazmagn 
 tJa, (i>. (]r.) t. tie ^>l)aiirnftiingDrte, 95urs 
 (IcIliiiKi luMi WciilcriTritfiiiiiiiiieii- 
 
 PliailtasiiC, \. Fantastic. 
 
 Piianta.sy, f. Fantasy. 
 
 PliailtMIII, fan'tuni, (fr. fantdnie) 
 t. I. bo^ ijniitom, OJcipfurt. 2. bai Spitn-. 
 gefpiiifl. [ipiel, ^>no , ajniifipifl. 
 
 Pliaraon, fa'raon, *. bn6 'iplinrpi 
 
 PliaraoniCj faiaon'n'k, adj. pf)i1. 
 tnoiiifc^, )ii t»eii (nfli)ptirc^en) ?{5l)arauneii 
 flfljorifl. 
 
 Pliare, fire, (Pha'ro, Pha'ros) 
 ((jr. pliaros) 4. t bei" Seiicf)it()iirm. 
 
 PliarisaiC, fanesa'ik. (P liar Is a'- 
 Ical) adj. I. f vljnrifiiiul). 2. 1 pljnriraifd), 
 a<el6iirrifcf) , rcbeinljeilifl. 
 
 Pltarisaicalness, farresiekal- 
 nes. «. ^n6 ln-iid)lfrifd)e, phnrirmff^e SBefen. 
 
 Pliarisaisin, far'^saum. «. 1. die 
 Befjre, ®eriiiiiiinntii ii. ti<\& SSctraqen ter 
 i|Jl)nrif(ior , bcr ^^hnri|'(iidm. 2. i bie (iMcifj: 
 nerei , €(f"riiil)eili(ifi'it. [riinifrf). 
 
 Pliarisc^ail) farr^^^'an, adj. pims 
 
 Pharisee, far'risii. (tftbv. plia- 
 rasch) #. 1. ber ^linrifiier (Witglieb ciiier 
 Jfib. ©eWe). 2. ± ber ^Ijiirifaer, ^ei\(i)Ut, 
 ®Ifl#iter. 
 
 PiiarinaceiltiC, farmasuiik, II. 
 
 Pliaririaceiitical , farmasii'te 
 kal , d'. flr. pliarniakeuo) orf;'. pl)nnuaceil: 
 fifd) (jiir 9lr,)eiiei6creiriiiinefiiii|l-Qf*|&n(i). — 
 adv. Pilar mace u'tica II y, 'ffftfAtm^CtU' 
 
 PliarinaceuticSj flrniasutiks. 
 
 t. i>l- bie Slrieiicibfreiriiiifl^", Qlpotlji-rerfunil. 
 
 Pharniaceuty, farma>u't^, f. 
 Pharmacy. 
 
 Pilar macolite, far'makolite, t. 
 
 [Wiiiiernlfl.] ber ^linrmofpliil;, To&rtlrljnlcifle, 
 flrrfMifmiire ^nlf , Wifrfteiii. 
 
 PharinaCol(»^ist, famiaknl'- 
 lAjist, (gr. pliarniflkon ll. lego) t. Ber $l)ar> 
 
 PliarinaCOlOg-y, flrmakorioje. 
 «. lie ?plinniuifolof,'e, 3lrjciieibfreiniii!)6i 
 fiinbe, ^Irjciieibrrcitiiiiii^Iflire, 9lrjeiif ilel;rc ; 
 Slbhnnblimn ii6er bie >^lr}fiiei('rreiriiiifl. 
 
 Pilar inaCO|l<»eia,rarinakopcya, 
 
 ft'harinacopy , larmaki'ipe, 
 (flr.)». baS 9irjeiiriberittiiiigS6iirf>, bic iphnrs 
 wntevlne. 
 
 Pharmacopolist, farmakop'- 
 
 p/)liHt, (gr. pliariiiakon II. poleo) *. ber 
 
 Strieiieifrmiifr , ^rieiiiihiiiibier. 
 
 Pliarmacy, tai'maxe, (gr. phar- 
 makcia) «. bie ^i;iiriniicie, ^rieneibereii 
 tu!ig#fimft. 
 
 Phar(>s, fa'ro*. (gr. 'Si., v«n ber 
 3uft( <J.^I)nn'^) *. bcr SfH(1)rrhiiriii. 
 
 Pharyiiffotuiiiy) taiiiigot't6iite, 
 
 PHI 
 
 (gr.) #. fCljir.J bie ©(f^riinb^ffiiung , bcr 
 2iirrri>^rciitrf)iiitt; [aiiiat.] bie i£d)liiiibier: 
 gliercriiiig. [ber ©itlimb. 
 
 Pliarynx, fa'ilngks, (gr.) j. ['2lunr.] 
 
 Pha^e, tase. i (gr. pliasis) pi. 
 
 Phasis, la'sis, y plia.ses, s. 1. 
 [9liirLiii.] bie ^l^m'e, >!l)ificf)t , £ici)tge(la(r, 
 £i(i)riuniibliiiig; ( beffiib. ) *)}toiiMu(\iibluiin, 
 Wmibgeilrtlt. 2. [^IRiiieriilg.J biirttjfidjtiger 
 gri'iiier 0iiiirQ. 
 
 Pliasel, fa.s'il. (gr. phaselos) «. bie 
 ©fl)minf()Ol)iie, luiilfc^e ibcljue. 
 
 Plia-siii, fa^in, f (gr.) *. f bie 
 
 Pha.si»a, faznia,^ g-rrttriiiiiiig, 
 iai 5>i'"^^"'- (bleifnn'riie 9lgnt. 
 
 PliasKacliate, lat'saUaie, ». ber 
 
 Phea.<«aut, te^c/ant, (fr faisun; 
 gr. pliasiaiion; t. (Oriiirl).] cer Jafan. 
 
 Painted plicasant. bcr ®olDfiiraii. Pen- 
 ciled -, ber ©ilberfinnii. 
 
 Pheasant - powt, ber j'limje ^'if''"'- 
 -'s-eye, [ 93ut. ] bie JcbiTiu'lfc; Slfoiii^' 
 rofe. --walk, bie 5'il''in«'^'«- 
 
 Pliebe, fe'bi. 4. [^Hjeiberit.l Splpbe. 
 
 Pheer, tecr, (niigelf. gefera) «. * 
 bcr (i)efiil)rt(. Shak. 
 
 Pheese, feze, r. o. fiimmeii, nrie< 
 gclii; riipfcn . pliigcii (f. Fease). Ph«e'- 
 zar, *. bcr 9{iilirVr, S'T'iff. Shak. 
 
 Pheil^ite, fen'jhe, (gr.) *. [i)J?i. 
 iicrnlg.] bcr ^}5i)eiigit, ipiuljiiie Itiilfiieiii. 
 
 Pheuicupter, ten'nekoptur, (p. 
 gr.) *. [Driiirl).j bcr Slainiiigi). 
 
 Pheilix, le'iiiks, (gr. phoinix) «. 
 1. ber (fiU'elljofte SBogcl) ^iiniij. 2, i bcr 
 ^l)Oiiir ibefoiibcrs initgejcutjiiete iJJcrfon). 
 
 3. ['Jiilron.J ber ^piuMiir. 4. [-ijot.j ber 'iJ5I)&. 
 iiij:. 5. (&iityin.J bcr 'iJSljoiiij;. 
 
 Phenix - com pan y , [^anbel] eilie 
 ^JlffcfiiriiujEoiiipngiiic Diefe^ 'Tiamcii^. 
 
 PheuOJ^ailliail , lenogani'mean, 
 (gr. pliaino li. gaiiios) udj. 15>ot.j — plants, 
 'ipfliiMjfii tiiit fid)ti)oreii Weri1)lci1)rfri;ciicii. 
 
 Pheiiuiiieiiulog-y , tvinomenor- 
 loje. (gr. ' s. bie ^ijiiiioiiieiiuiogie. 
 
 PlieilUilieilUU, t«iinm'iiieiion,(/);. 
 p h e n o ni e n u> «. Ca& ^l^iillUtllCM, bic S'rfdjei: 
 miiig (iibcrl).); (in eiigcrcr 2}cbeiirg.) bie 
 iiiifteridjeiuiiiig , 9iiUiirbcgct)ftil)fir; bie felrs 
 raine, luerfiuiirbige , iiiigciuiil;iiii(l)e 0-rfd)ei> 
 iiuug. [igpiije eiiie« 'jpfeu*- 
 
 Phcon, (i on, (fr.) *. [5pcriP.J bie 
 
 Pltialj fial, (gr. pliiale) s. I. bie 
 •iJJljiule , bii6 giiifcfidjeii. 2. bie (groge) SJIiK 
 |(l)e; J. S8. the Leyden -, bie 2ei)biier! 
 g nrd)e. (lual^reii. 
 
 Pliial, c. a. in einer $hii)Ie nufbc: 
 
 Phil, fil, ( >.!ll)ri'irig. ppii PUi- 
 
 Pliily, til'l^. 5 Up 11. Phyllis. 
 
 Philadelplliau, filadeitean. 
 (gr. phiio.s u. ad«;lpiio.s) *. 1. [Oicogr.) ber 
 'l>i)iiiibclpt)icr, G-iiiiuoljner I'pn iJ5l)ilobtlpl)iii. 
 i. (S-iiier iHMi bcr reiigiorm ©cfte, family 
 of love gi iiiiiiur. 
 
 Phiiaiithr(»pic,filant/irop'p?k.u. 
 
 Philailtlir<»pical, niaiii/tiop'|,e 
 kal. udj. p!)iiiiiirl)n'pird), a) iiieiird)ciifn-iiiib> 
 lid), b) (jiini nllgeineiucii ^eilen ernd)rct, 
 I'enunnbt to 
 
 lllilunf hrOpiNt , filan t/irop'st, 
 
 4. brr ^l>l)il<iiitl)rop, 'D)ifiird)iiifrt'iiiib. 
 Philanthropy, tilant/tiupe, (gr. | 
 
 bie $(;tIantt;ro}>{e, 
 White -, iit 
 
 Philulujffer, feiol lojur, i *. 
 Philolog-ist, fcloi'loJiHt. 5 $ 
 
 PHI 
 
 philos u. anthropos) 
 *))tenrd)cn[iebe. 
 
 Philbe , fili4 , 
 S.iiiipiTtf line , 3i-Icriiiig. 
 
 Philibeg-s, (i"d)ott.) short petti- 
 coats w o I n by the H i g h I a n d ni e n. 
 
 Philip, firip, \s. i ber ©prrling. 
 
 Phip, dp. J Shar. 
 
 Philip, fll'ip, (gr. phllippos) ». 
 CS-igeiin.] '!l5I;iripp. — Philip'pa, «. bie 
 ■ilSfjilippiiie. 
 
 Philip, r. a. r. Fillip. 
 
 Philippic, filiip'pik, «. bie pfii* 
 lippifdje ^itic; (bnfjcr fibcrf;.) bie (jefttge, 
 beiBciibe '^tist, ©tmfprcbigt. 
 
 Philippize, lil'lippize, v.n. 1. f 
 (liefrig rd)rcil>cn ob. rcbcu) boniiern (ipibet 
 5eiUiinb). BuRKB. 2. fliif 'i}5l;i(ipp*©eife fein, 
 tt, init ^l)ilipp fjnflcn. Swift. 
 
 Phili.«(tine, f!ils'iine, t. 1. II be* 
 ^l)iliflcr. 2. e bcr ^o'ijcibiencr, ®erit^t«» 
 bieiier, ©teiierbeninfc ic. [©reinlinbe. 
 
 Phiilyrea, tiiiere a, ». [iSot.J bie 
 
 in 
 ^Ijiloi 
 log, ©priid)gelel;rte, ©procijfenncr, ©prad)» 
 fiiiibige. 
 
 PhiloI«»|?ic, filnlod-jik, ) 
 
 Philolog^ical, tilolod jekai, ^ 
 adj. pl)iioiLigi|"d), fprrtrt)gelel;rt. 
 
 Phiiwlog^ize, lelollijize, v.n. f 
 itrttiffii licfcrn. Evelyh. 
 
 Philolog'y, felol'loji, (gr. phllea 
 II. logos) i. bie ^i>iIolpgie., ©prad>iiiiffcn» 
 fd)iift, ©prnd)celet)r|'iiinfeit, ©prac^jfimbt, 
 ©prn^fennriiig. 
 
 Phiiuinath, f!riomat/i, (gr. phi- 
 loniathes.' *. bcr g-reiiiib bcr iIBiffeiifi-^nften, 
 bcr Wclehrramteit. 
 
 PhiloiliathiC, felnmat/i'ik. adj. 
 
 1. pI)ilomat.l)ifd) (jiir ^;^l)ilomiUl)ie gcfj&rifl). 
 
 2. leriibcgierig. 
 
 P h i I o III a t h i e society, cine ®efeflfc^nft 
 ppu 5'^ciinbeii bcr ^'iffciiidjaftcu. 
 
 Philoiiiathy, til lomat/ie, «. bie 
 ■jJSljiloniarliic, Scriiliirt, Ceriil'cgierbe. 
 
 Phiioilici, fil Innill, ^(gr. philo- 
 
 Plliloiliela, tilloiiie'la,^mela) 4. % 
 bit 5iad)tiiinn, ^I^iumiicIc. 
 
 Philoiiiot, fii'(^iiiot , (urrberbt aii< 
 belli fr. feuille iiioite) adj. bmuiigclf). 
 
 Philuinu.sical,fillomu'/.ekaI, (gr. 
 
 philos II. musical I adj. lllllfifllcbcilb. 
 
 Pliiiopoli';niic,fiil()polem'ik.(gr. 
 philos II. poleiuikos; adj. fricgliebeiib, |1rctt< 
 liebeiiB. 
 
 Philosophate, felns'sofite, ». «. 
 t ben 'ipljjlorppljen fpielen, nun-fllifiren. — 
 P h i I o s o p h a ' t i o n , *. t t>>C p|}ilo|'tpl;i|'(^C 
 G'riJrffriing. 
 
 Philusopheine, feios'soiem*, 
 (gr. pliilosopheiiia) *. -j- bil6 ^Ijilorrp^cilt, 
 Btr 233cirl)ritorpriid). 
 
 PhiittKuphaster, fiilosofls'tur, 
 *. bcr '^Jhii-'H'PVii^cr, 'Jlfrcnucife. 
 
 Phiia»!<4»plier, felos's&fur. t. 1. 
 bcr <J5i,HUiH-pi) , 'iH3iirivH'ire, iSrrminfiforfcfcrr, 
 Bcnfcr. -i. (I'lljcrl). ) ©iiier, bcr in trgenJ 
 eiiur 2Bifrciird)aft w«\)\ bripanbcrt \\i. 
 
 Moral philosopher, ber ©iltcnlr()rcr, 
 ^oraiirt. Natural -, ber SiiUurforfc^^e*, 
 ^Ijpi'ifer, 9{imirpl;ilori)p5. 
 
FAte, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, f!n NA, in6ve, n6r, got. 6il. cl6u<J Trtbe. tnh, fi'ill. t/,in. Tm<. 667 
 
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 Pliilo«oplier's - atone. [ 9H(f). ] tcr 
 €ri-iii ^fr 'iOrnVn --like, philofopljifd). 
 
 ■"Ililooiopllic, niln/nl'fik. } 
 
 I*llil(>kUpllical, filloxnlTekal. \ 
 oili. I. pl)Jlot'opl)ird) (•J5ro6leni k.). 1. pljilo; 
 fBphn'd) I iH'ii ^^•r ^IjiliM'iH'Ijtir fjcrfrnintfiif . 
 tfr •JJhiliiiVpbif flfiiiiiB). 3. |»htlrfppf)ircf), for= 
 fit^ne. ill ^fr 'iphiliMVphif briuiintrrt, tn\t, 
 ruhi<}. 4. 1 phili'iVphifd) , fx\i<\a{ . m<\^\([. 5. 
 pllirt>.I philPi"op()ifrf), turd) ^iiiirt frjeii<it. 
 
 Philosophic atone, ttt @tftll &er 
 SBtiftn, 
 
 Pliilosopliically , fiHoznr-f^ 
 
 ka'e. «(/» I. phi(nVphif(1i, I'erimiifriiMfTfH: 
 fitnftdrf). 1. philPiVphiirt), rii()ig, ipeife, oer> 
 nimffmiifiiii, i>cniMiifti(i. 
 
 PIliloNfipliiMiitf fjlot'&fizm, « 
 fcif ^frrri'hlliMVphic. 9Itti'ni>ri#heit. 
 
 PliiloMopliiMt, r^lnx'ofNt, «. brr 
 9lfr.T"iirr, Sitfitiu'riiV. 9tftfrpfiiloiVph. 
 
 PhiloNOpliintic, fflli^/Arls'tik. r^. 
 
 PliilOHopliiMfiCJnl , dilozAfi^'ie 
 kai. ndj |iir 'Jl|tfrpl;ilorppl)i« . ©(l)<iiii«fir' 
 htxt (li'l'rrifl. 
 
 Plliloxopllize, filna'aAftxr. r. n. 
 I. rhifru'pfjirfii , Ufriiiiiifnnnftifl ^«lff^ o^fr 
 fpnVtifii; (on) phifotVpljirfii (ubfD. 2. ^ prr- 
 nrrtfrdii. 3. niprflliftrfii. 
 
 Pliiloflophy, rjin«'«/iri. Cor. ii. 
 Icr phllnaophia) «. I. ( rii^riitf. ) Mr Sirbr 
 jnr TOrii?hfit; f (j'too'"''- > ^'< iPfiilPfrpI.tif. 
 •r<'.Itnipi?hfit, 5Bfrniinfni<ifTi'Mrrf)<ift. 1. bi« 
 ^hiWop^ie, bn« phi|pfi'pfjif(f)« <Snflfm Me 
 ?(-hrf, «rlllI^^fl<^e. 3. bn* qjhiiorppbirfii. 
 Mr TOW. 4. M( <Philofppf)if (bM pljiloiVpdirrtir 
 f .rfii«, nii(Triifd)(ift(ttf)r Siirfii6 niif @rt>ii> 
 Irn: ». 5P.) Moral -, bie «OTorrtll>l)ill)fPphiiV 
 fffhif ; Natural -. bif '7iiitiirphilu|P|«(jie, ?in' 
 ti rn-ifTi-nrrfinfffn ff. Natural). 
 
 Pliilt<*r, Hi tiir, (Phil'tre, Phil' 
 trnm) ((IT. pliilfron > g. fcOf Cifbf^tMllf, 
 S-iififTfrniif, 3rt"ber iini jnr Pirf-r \ii rfiifn. 
 
 Pliil(«'r, D. a. I. tnit riitrni Sirbr«> 
 fr.inff fd)ninii<j Til (tin (Vetriiiif). '2. biirdj 
 eiiirii Sirbeftrniif bf}rtii6mj , buret) Z^xbtt 
 jiir Pi'b' rfijfn. 
 
 Pliiz, fit. ( \\\{<\mmtn^t\. p. phy«Io- 
 gnomvi I. a>frnrfifl.) bie Pdruf, bn« OJeficftt. 
 
 PIllcborrlmifeffl^hnr'riHJe. (i^r.) 
 «. f"5)?eb.) brt •}l^frf'rll(l). (brr <!l^erll1([fr. 
 
 Plll<'l>Ot«>llti«((, fleliot'tAin'at. ». 
 
 Plllt*llOt(»llliz(* « flelin''iAnii/.e. 
 0. a. e-tiitni ^lin . \\\t 9Ibor lofTm; tint 
 9I''pr ul't.inrii P^. offiifit. 
 
 PlileltOtomy, flehni'tAmi . (([X. 
 phlrpa 11. trinno) a. I. bad ^tbfrlrtiTeil , bit 
 9ltfrIngriiiiiT. 1. (9Iiiflt.] bit 9lberjerfll«ee«i 
 rri'lj. 
 
 Phlutrin, flem. <(ir. plilpgma) « l.j 
 (•15 nfii^l.) ber ©(Mfirn , bn* SdUci'iiMnt, | 
 '.•tid») ber ?iiffVi<hrriiM)(rtni. 2. ( Cljcm. ] i 
 brt« iUMfflittn. 3. bit Sdiieinibliltiiifi'it; (bnJ 
 b«r) bn- ^»liif(iniii, Mr Miiiturlicftf* Xrn.ilifit, 
 ©rtin'rnnflicifcif , fflleirt)niifti(lffit-9^ilK,fiiT"t- 
 
 PllletftnaqrO^Ue, flis'magng. { 
 ((ir. plilrgnia II. ago) t. -f- [ OJi'cb. ] ba« 
 fifclPtmnf'frilirrMbe 'OKirtft. 
 
 Plil«>«rina<ic, fleuQiat !k. (Phl»g- 
 wat' ical) <irf;. I. (^M)l)fiol.] pljlrfliiuuifcf), 
 fdjlfimbliltiii. 2. €.tli'iiiit>liU frifiiiK"^. j 
 Shak. 3. ivaiTfrifj, |"(()leiiniii. Newtom. 4. i 
 i pi;l((|titati|'4, tia^t, untiiippiiblicti, fait. — | 
 
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 ade. P h I e g m a t'i c a 1 1 y. pljlegmntift^, f rtit 
 
 Plllesrinon, fleg'mon, (or. phleg 
 moiiei M. (-)J?fb. ] Cii5 25lurijer(t>wur, fcie 
 (Jiirifinbiiiii]. 
 
 PlllfgrillOnOUS, fleg'minuit. ad]. 
 bliitiii-rdiiurir.mig. - tumor, \)ai, ©liitgc 
 uliii'i'ir. 
 
 Pllleine, fljme, f. Fleam. 
 
 Plilug-i.titian f fl>')jist'yuii, «. brr 
 ^)5iili'nii"tifi'r. 
 
 PllI(»(;-i.<«fiC^ flojK'tik, adj. p^Ioni 
 ilnrt), nut ^^Ijioijnlon jjt|"i1)miiiigcrf , breiiii 
 jlpffi'iilriij. 
 
 Plilwg^iHiicate, nAj's'i^kite. v. a 
 phli'iiiiiiMrcii , mit iphlO(ji|loii I'djiPtiiiaern ; 
 ^.)5Ii1p<iI|1pii pcrbiiibeii iiiir ... 
 
 PlllO^ipiston, flAjis'ton. flogia'ion 
 <c\T. <1C. ) #. (rtit. (Flj«m.J brt< <P()logi|loii, 
 ber iireimilriT. 
 
 Phluiiiis, flAnii'.. ((jr. 1U.) #. [95ot.) 
 ftrr Voii'fiiri1)iiinn), bie "iJJljlPiiiK. 
 
 Pholadite, f&'ladit«, «. bie ptrflei: 
 iiertf >2teiimiiif(t)el. 
 
 Phonics, fnn'nika, (gr phone > «. 
 pi. I. (-J)tii)f. I bie fieljrf pom Srtjiitlf, ®d)iill: 
 ifljre, 'Jlfiiilif. 2. bie itiiiii'l, imififtilird)' 
 iftiie nut elll(^Il^fr jii perbiiibeii. 
 
 Phunucainptic , fnnAkani'tik. 
 (gr. phoue 11. knnipio) adj. bell ®d)>in bre: 
 ct)riib. - t. I'hono camp' tica, pi. bie 
 v2d)ii(16re(f)iingflfl)re. 
 
 Pliunolite, rnn'&llle, (gr. phone 
 II. liihoa) #. I gjfiiierrtig. I ber filiiigilfin. 
 illangilein. ( adj. pljpiipipgifd) 
 
 Pliunoloj^'ical , fonAlod'jekal. 
 
 PllUIlulufpy, toiinl'lAje, <gr. phone 
 II. logos) I. bie i|Sl;(>iii)ipgie, Seljre poii beii 
 li>nrii. 
 
 PllOOf fuu, intrrj. of) ! f)u ! 
 
 PllUSlI-eiie, lo^'jene. (gr. phoa U. 
 geniino) udj. lidjtfrjeiigciiD, 2i(t)t... 
 
 PliuKpliate, foK-fAte. I. [Q[)t\n.] 
 phpepljorfiiiireS vSnIj - of iron. pl)p*pljor! 
 fiiiirf* ©iiVii. — of lime, phpfpl^prmiirfr 
 illf. - of uranium, iirnin'iiurer jtillf. Hy- 
 ill DIM - of copper, pn»ni(>tird>e* pl)p*pl)or: 
 ffliire* .Riipter. 
 
 PliOMpliite, foH'flte, «. [(^f)rm.] 
 pl)p?plu'rid)triiiireo Siil}. -ofpoia»h. pi)pS: 
 phpnd)riaiired £iili. -of ammoniac, urn- 
 nipiiiar>uird)e£ pln^«pl)Prid)traiirf6 Snlj. 
 
 Pll<»wpliulite, fns'frilite, (phox- 
 phor II. gr. litlios; *. [-))iillfrrtlg.j bcr <J>l)OS! 
 
 pljiMir. 
 
 PllOSpllOr, fos'fur, ^(gr.phoa- 
 
 PllUSphuril*!, fos'forui.^ plioro«> 
 . I. ber -MiPrgfiirrfrii, ^php:?pl)pru5. 2. 
 G'Onn.] ber ^Ijoepbor, Sirfjttrager, £fiid)tei 
 ilrff. 
 
 Pli«>Npliorafe, fosfoiite, v. a. 
 [(FiHin. ] mit ?)>!iPrpl)or fdiiuaiigcrn. — 
 P li o x'p h o r a t e d . ivpl)p^pl)i'rt. 
 
 PhUHpllUr(>*jC<;, lOiiforea', v, ». 
 phL'^pliorrftiri'ii, ini ruiiifelii lciid)tfn. 
 
 Pli«»Kpli«>rcNceiice , fosforl.%' 
 seii.se. *. bit 'ij>l)i);pl)i'rf^icil.i , b\\6 J?ciid)tiril 
 im Diiiiffln. [«<(/. pl)o^;>l«nrfJcirciib. 
 
 l*liuspliore.«cent, fA.sfoie.s »enf, 
 
 PllOSplluriv, fo^'foitk, adj. p|)i)^, 
 pljonrd); iCijetii.J - acid, bie ^(;o«pl)pr; 
 f.iiire. 
 
 PliUKphoriie, foafurlte, *. [-^u 
 
 PllK 
 
 nernlg.] ber ^l)p#pI)orit. — Phospho- 
 rifle, adj jiini iJ5l)P6pl)urit gcljorig, pf^p4< 
 pl)Pritarrig. 
 
 PlkUKpUorouK , fos'fnnia, adj. 
 [CTljeiii.] -acid, bie iiuponfonimeiie ^l;p<» 
 pljorr.iure. 
 
 PlioKpli<»ru.<«, f. Phosphor. 
 
 PliMftpliuret, fos iiiiet. s. [(rt)etit.J 
 
 p()0*pl)0rl)illll,ie6 -})iftrt(l. - of iron or cop- 
 per, pt)P5pl)i>ri)ii(tige* , mir ^^i^psplpr per* 
 bllll^^llc* (S-u'eii Dber itiiprVf. 
 
 Phospliuretedfios'iureited.n'f;. 
 
 [(Fijeni.j nut eiiicm pl)oepiKiI)iiltiiifii »))?e« 
 tnde l•erblln^fll. - nitrogen g.is, mit $l;od< 
 pl)pr perbtiiibpiie^ SiilpfteriloffiiiiS. 
 
 Plioxpliuru, foH luio. (in Siifnim 
 
 memVljg.) J. ib. - snlpliureiid or c.irburet- 
 ed hydrogen-gaa . l(Fl)CHI.] gi-|"d)iuctiltf^ Pb. 
 mit itPl;leiiilp(f ucrbuiibeiiee ^Ijn^pnprip.ifien 
 jlpjfilii*. (brr ^Jjljoiijit. 
 
 Pliftiizile, fo'iiti'ie, ». (■OKiiunilg.l 
 Pliutug-rapliy , fotn-grafe. (gr. 
 phos II. gr^ipho) *. bie '}>l)Ptugriipl)ie , (B.\» 
 giifrre'id)e) £id)t.jeid)iiiuig. — Photo- 
 g r a p li ' i c, P li o t o g r a p h ' I c a I, adj. pf)0> 
 togriipljifd). 
 
 Pliotul(»8ry, fAioI'lAje. (gr. phoa 
 II. logos; 4. (i^l)i)|'.l bie ^()OioIogie, 8id>t» 
 leljre. — Photolog'ic, Photolog'ical, 
 adj. pljptplogifd). 
 
 Pliotuiiieier, fotom'mjnir, (gr. 
 pUos II. nietrun) *. C-i'ljvf.l bcr ^liufpiiietet, 
 2id)tmf(Ter (ein SCerfieng). — Photo- 
 metric, PliotOQiet'rical , adj. pl)P« 
 tonierrifd). — Photom'etry, «. bte 'ij>l)0« 
 tpnii'trie, eid)tmegfiiii|1. [flattery. 
 
 Plirai.«e, urtjort.) fair speeches, 
 Pliraisiu, (fd)Ptt.) flattery; pa. 
 layering. . 
 
 PliraRe, frixe, (fr. <!B.. p. gr. phra- 
 sis) t. I. bie 'ipimife, a> bie 9{c^ell«llrt, 9{e« 
 Peiirt, ber 'Jliiibrnrf. \» iter fiirii- ©ai;, bie 
 Seiitenp. 2. t 6'e 6prrtv<)e, i))iiiiibart. 3. 
 ('OTnf.) bie ^fjrrtfe. 
 I. a) A Hebrew phrase; an Italian — . 
 Pliraae-book, brt« >J>l)rA|eilbud) , Die 
 'j^jliriiieologie. 
 
 Phrase, v. a. neuiien, lieieni. .Shah. 
 V. n. fill) befDiiberer i){ebeii«iirtrii p£>. «J5l)ra« 
 fell bebieiieit. 
 
 PliraselesR, fiitells. adj. nnbet 
 
 rd)riU'iid), nid)r l1lll:•lle^riil■fr iinTren rDimeiiD.. 
 
 Pliraseolot^-ic, rii/.eAlod'jik. pb. 
 
 Phra.M$(>lo^ical , fr^/e.Siodji- 
 
 kai. ad} phrofeplPijiid) , eiiier \|5l;riife ofet 
 
 ©prodie eigcii. 
 
 Pliraseolug-y, ri/.eori.'ijc, (gr. 
 
 phrnsis II. logos) t. 1. ((iimilllll.l bif ^^ra» 
 KPlpgie, ^prnlefliiiig ber £rt)l, 'Jlu^bnicf. 
 I. bie ^l)rinVp(i'gie. $t)nnVi rnnimliiiig. 
 
 Phr«n(*fic, trcnci ik./(,)F. phrene- 
 
 Plireiltic, frcn'iik. \ tikox) mij, 
 r.H'fllO, lUiiljiiriMiiig (f. Frantic). 
 
 Phrenetic, *. brr <a3nl;iifiniii9e, 
 ■JfiiiViibe. 
 
 PilreniC, frln'nik. (p. gr. phrenes) 
 
 adj. CiUiuu.l 3iPirrt)ien \\i\\\ 3merd)tVft 
 
 grljorig, \. 93. - vein, bie SiverdjffllMiitaber. 
 
 Piireiiitis, fr^nlus, (gr. ^<.)«. 
 1. ber SBiihiifiMii, bie Sfai'erei i gcmi'ljiilid) 
 frenzy pb. plirensy). 2. [■5)iCb.] bif SlPi^rc^^* 
 
 icdeiit^uiibuiigi (luic^; ^irneiit^uabuiifl. ^ 
 
668 Vhtc, far, fall. lat. ^le, rnef. Fine, fin. No, move, n5r, got, oil, cloiul. Tube, tub. full (Ain.j THk. 
 
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 Plireuolog-}', freiiol'loje, (gr. 
 phren ii. logos) *. He ^l)rciiolrgie (fflnd's 
 fi1)e £d)af>cilel;rc). — Plirenolog'ic, 
 Phreiiolog'ical, adj. pljreiiyroGifC^. — 
 Phreiiol'ogist. #. t>n ^f)rfllDIog. 
 
 Plirensy, fienzc, s. tut ia3al;nfimi, 
 bie SfnTevei. ^ 
 
 niroutistery, fron'iisturi, (gr. 
 
 pliroiitistcrioii) s. -J- Mc ((£c()lll =) 9lnffiirt. 
 
 Pliryg-ia, fiid'jca. (gr. S33j *• [®ci).- 
 gr.] ■i)>l)n)gien. — Pliryg'iaii, «. ttt 
 ?{>l)n)giir. - «<</■ 1- pljn)!)'!"^)- 2. [^JKiif.l 
 p!)n>gircf) (ioiiiirr). - stone, ber })()ri;gird)e 
 ©ti'iii. 
 
 PlltlliriasiS, liii'as's, (gr. plithei- 
 ria.sis) J. [-TOeB.J 6ie e.iiift'iucfjt; [23Ln.] Pie 
 CiiiifL-froiifhcit. 
 
 PIltlllKiC, lli'zik, «. I.ftiicS^uuiib: 
 fu(t)r. 2. [-Woe.] ^n5 ©(l)iueratf)men. 
 
 PJltilisical, tiz'itekal, adj. fc^roillb; 
 fiuttig- oiifid)ri'nb. 
 
 Plitliixis, i/ie's?R, t/ii'sis, (gr. 533.) 
 *. bie ©ct)iuiubfiirt)t, Sorrrii(t)t, 91ii6ie()riing. 
 
 Pliylacfer, felak'iur. ^(gr. pliy- 
 
 Pliylactery, fclak'ture,^ lakteri- 
 on) t. 1. § Cue 91iiiiilet. ©d)ii$:, S'lnterge; 
 l)enf, 3lngel)iHnge. 2. ( 6ei ben ^itbcn] ber 
 Deiifjcttel. 3. [bci fcen fn'itjern Gl^riitcii] cine 
 £abe, ill weldjer ninn Jieliqiiien (u. tubttn) 
 niift'tiualjrte. 
 
 piiyUc'tered. adj. einen Dcnfjettcl 
 h-ngeilb. Pliy Ucter'ic, Phylacter'i- 
 cal. adj- jii Denfjfttiln gelprig. 
 
 Pliyllite, lil'lite, (gr. phyllon ll. 
 lithos) *. [■OTiinernrg.] Per 93;ntter|lein, 'Jp!)i)l' 
 tir, bn« iicrilcincrtc -IMntt. 
 
 PIiyll«»pUorous, f1llof'foru.s,(gr. 
 pliylloii 11. pheio, adj. I'liutcrtrngcnb. 
 
 Piiysalite, fi/'allte. (gr. pliysao 
 II. lithos) s. [••Wiiitrnlg.J Per ^(ji^falit (aiic^ 
 pyropliysalite). 
 
 Pliyseter, fJ/.etur, f. Cacliarot. 
 
 Pitysiailtliropy, fi/.eaii'l/irope, 
 (gr. pliysis u. aiitliropos; *. bie ^[)l)riaH; 
 
 thropie (Sifire iu>n Pent 23nue n. ben 5rnnf: 
 Ijeiten too 'TOcnfiten u. ben ijicilinittelM). 
 
 Physic, ii/.'ilk, (gr. piiysike) *. I. 
 bie i))?ePiiin, aj Pic ilrjcncifuiiPe, SIrjcnci--' 
 iuiiTi'nf(f)at't , i>iIfiiiiPe. b) Pie ^ilrjeiiei, bai 
 ipeiliiiitref. o o Pie 'ipiirgiinj , Pn* -Kt't'i'il)- 
 rungftuirtel. 2. pi. a) Pie ^!)t)|'if, '7iiUiir> 
 leljrc, >JfiUiiriiM(Tcnrd)>ifr, ?i,itiirfiinbe. b) t 
 niebiiiuifrtje (2i1)nttcn. 
 
 To take, to use pliysic, fOTcb.] ein. 
 neljmen. To practice -, al6 91rit pmftiiircn, 
 rtii6ril)eiiPer iUr^t iciii. 
 
 Physic-drink. Pie ^))?irtlir, Per SlrjC* 
 ncitrniif. -- mn. Pie '^uriiiriiUB. —-pork, 
 bie nnicrifniiifdje iicniic^betre. 
 
 Pliy.fiin, V. a. 1. g-iiu'in 9(ricnfi gf> 
 ben, jiini ^ill'fiiltren ciiigeheii, (Siiieii pnrgiren. 
 2. f)cilen, gniiiiP nia(l)fn, fiaireii. .Shak. 
 
 To physic any one to deaih, (?inen JU 
 XoPC purgireil. The lal)or vvc deliglit in 
 physics pain, bie -Miiilje, luiirnn luir SBcrs 
 (jniigcn ftnPeii, fiil)lt Pie Scr(t)aurPc iiidjt. 
 Shak. That physics the subject. nH'(d)e* 
 tie S.irnicPergeiiiortencti gfuiup iitart)t.SiiAK 
 
 PltySical, fii'zcltal. (gr. pliysikos) 
 adj. I. pliDUlM), pIjDfifiilird); (niirf) PSegenuil) 
 lion (f)ct»iird)i \il}\mA). 2. phofiid) i(«egfnth. 
 ton nuirolird)), forpcrlirf>, ftiiiilid); nnriirlid). 
 
 PHY 
 
 3. (jur ^ebijin gefjDrig) mcbijinifrf) , m\t-- 
 Ud). 4. (6einrt()e "') a) offtiined, fjeilfniffig 
 (}. 23. Kraiirer). b) gefune , (jeiUnni. o 
 ciiier 3lrjenei a()iilid); j. S. A - taste, ein 
 'i!lrieneigerrf)miirf. [jir()iing. 
 
 Physical edncation. bie pt)l)fird)e Gt: 
 Pliysically, ti/.'zckalle, adv. I. 
 phDfird) (fficgciifa^ u. nu'rolifd)). 2. ~ a) mc= 
 bijinii'd). b; nnd) bcfi SBorrdjriftcn ber '>))rc: 
 bijiii, Miiterifc^. 
 
 1. We suppose perpetual motion to be 
 physically impossible. Webster. 
 
 2. b) lie that lives physically, must 
 live miserably. CheVne. 
 
 Pliysicalnes.S, fiz'zekalnes, s. 1. 
 bnf "^hi)|'i|'d)e. 2. i<\& -^IfrPijinirc^e. 
 
 PliyKician , tezish'an, «. I. ber 
 ^pliDftfer , ^yiiUiirfnrfdjcr , 'Ti.unrfeiiner , 5Tiv 
 tiirtiinPige. 2. per ■Jlrjt, ^l)i)fifu?. 3. l ber 
 9lr3t. - of the soul. Pit ©ccleiirtrjt. 
 
 Pliyi^ico-Ipg'ic, fiz-zeko lod'jlk. 
 
 Pie ■i^.-horifrliigif. — Physico-log'lcal. 
 adj pl^l)ftfLUtlgi|"d^ 
 
 Pliy sico - tlieolog-y , fizzeko- 
 t/icol'lojc. s. Pic ^l\i)rifotl)ciMogie. 
 
 Pliysic.s, I". Physic N. 2. 
 
 Pliysiog'nwiiicr, rfzheog'nomur, 
 
 fi/cognomur. cPer : 
 
 Pliysiog-noinistjfizhiog'nomist. 
 I. Per '^(jprtognom, 0)efid)t*fanPige, ®e: 
 fid)t^Pcuter. 
 
 Pliysiog^nOiniC , fizhcognomik, 
 oPer: 
 
 Pliysiog-noillical, fizheognom'- 
 ekal . ( P h y s i o g n o in o n ' i c ) adj. p()t)|Ui: 
 giUMiiit'rf)- ['ks, J. i»'. bie ^^fji^fifgnomif. 
 
 PI»y.«iiogrnOll»icS , (izlieognom'- 
 
 Pliysiog-liomy , dzheog'nome. 
 (gr. physiognomonia) *. 1. bie ^()l)fiogm>: 
 mif, g^iJieiuMiJ, (55crid)ri'f nnbe , 03erid)t«beii: 
 tuiig. 2. Pie ^(jijftLigniMnie, C5)e)ld)t«6ilPuiig, 
 ber (55cfid)t!?nii6Priirf, Pie ©efidjtpjfige. 
 
 PUysiog-rapIty , ti/.heng'grafe. 
 (gr. physis u. giapho; *. bie ^l)i)rtograpl;ie, 
 '7iariirbeid)rei('iing. 
 
 Pliysiolog-er, flzhenl'lojur, ) 
 
 Pliysi(»log°i.«t, fizheol'lojisf, ^ 
 ber 5]5lJy|'iou^g ( OiV.tiirIel)rer , ®cfiinb()eit«: 
 liljren. 
 
 PliysiCjlog-iC, rfzhenlml'jik, } 
 
 Pliy»ii(>Io^ical, fiz.'ieolo^l'jekal.^ 
 adj. phpiuMogird) (iiiUiirleljrig, geriiiiPI;eir^: 
 Iclirig , grriiiiP()iit5fiiiiPig). — adv. P h y- 
 s i o 1 o g • i c a II y . phDIU^Iogirrf). 
 
 Pliy.siulOjf 3', fi/.lieorioje. (gr. phy- 
 siologia ) J. 1. Pie ^hofioiogie (^Tnfiirleljre, 
 0)efiiiiPI)eit«lel)re, (i5eriiiiP()eit^fiiiiPe). 2. Pie 
 2e()re pi^n niciifd)[id)eii ffiiil^e, pom PefTeu 
 ^Ijnm'nicnen ii. ^rnfteii. Brown. 
 
 PliysnUlliy, fiz'nome, * fur Phy- 
 sio g u o m y. 
 
 Pliysy, fczee'. f f. Fu«ec. 
 
 Pliytivor<»iis, fitiv'vorus, (gr. 
 phyton II. lilt, voro) adj. ^pjlailjCIl Ob. Qivai 
 freffenp. 
 
 Pliytog-raplty, fitog'giafe, (gr. 
 phyton u. graplin ) 4. Pie 'iJSljyrogrnpljic, 
 ^jlanjenbcrd)reil)iiiig — Phy t ograph'i- 
 cal. ndj. pl)i)trgriipl)ird). 
 
 Pliyt«>iit«, titollte. (gr. phyton ii. 
 lithos) s. L3iiinirg.i Per >pl;i)trlir, ^(laiijeii. 
 itctn. 
 
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 Pliytolog-ist, fitol'lojisf, «. bf« 
 
 '^•linriMog, ^<j1iiir,i'iifiiiiPige. 
 
 Pliytulug-y, fiiol'loje, (gr. phyton 
 II. logos) 3. Pie 'il51)i)tiMogie, 5p(i:niijeiile()re, 
 (i)eiinid)5fiiiiPe; [^[)iirm. ] bie 3lrjeneifraii» 
 terfiinPe. 
 
 P h y t o 1 o g ' i f a I . adj. p()i)tDtngif((). 
 
 Piaba, pi'aba. s. [3d)tl;i)i)I.] etne 
 -}lrt ^Iril-e (in Sr.irilieii). 
 
 Piacle, jji'akl, (.lai. piaeulum) t. * 
 
 tie JoPiunPc. 
 
 Piaciilar, plak'kular, ) .... 
 w» • lA. ,. 1.3 J ad7, + I. 
 
 PiaCltlou.<«, piak'kulus, ^ 
 
 freinlliiift. 2. Siiljiie fcrPcrnP. 3. |"ril)nenb. 
 
 Pia-inater, pia-ma'tur, (lat 233.) 
 s. I. [>]liint.] Pie ^\n yjinut, ^irnfjnut. 2. 
 (nnd) fi'ir) PnS ®el)irn. Shak. 
 
 Pianet, pianet, (p. lat pica) s. 
 [Oriiirl).] I. Per ^leinfpcrfjt. 2. bie ©Iffer. 
 
 Pianist, peanist, «. bcr ^tanift, 
 itfininenpielfr. 
 
 Piano, pei'jjo, (it. SE.) adv. [^JKuf.] 
 piano, fd^inid), fniift , Iciie. 
 
 Piano-forte, pean(*i-for'fe. (it.SSJ.) 
 i. Pn^ ^^Jinncifrrte , g-orrepinno, Sinoicr. 
 
 Piaster, pias'tur, (it. piastra) *. 
 [^h'iiijiu.J ber ^uitler (ber fpiin. Tpiatler =s 
 80 cents ob. 3 ©(). 7 den. Sterling; bet 
 turfii'rf)e = 40 ^nrnS). [f bie 6ril)iie. 
 
 Piation, pia'shun, (Int. piatio) s. 
 
 Piazza, peazza, (it. 553.) «■ 1. 
 [»!lrd)it. I Per ©(inlcngnng, bie ©(iulenlanbe. 
 
 2. Per ^lii^. 
 
 Pib-corn, p'b'-kSm. (»v. TC.) *. 
 cine Hxt 5BiiiPin|lniinent cber ^leife bet 
 2I3nflirer niit einetn .perne nn beiPen G-nben. 
 
 PibrOCit, pi'hrok, I (grtCl. piobai- 
 
 Pibracll , pibrak. ^ reachd)«.ciiie 
 ^]lrt milPer, unrcgelmafjiger «57?iifif, befonber« 
 itriegSimifif ber S8trgrd)otten. 
 
 Pica, pi'ka. (hit. 2B.) *. 1. [Ornit^.] 
 bie G-l|1er. 2. [«)7?cP.] bn6 ®eliiil (befon&cr* 
 einer fd^mnngern %r{\u). 3. (niid) pye, pie) 
 (cl)einiil«) t)<\6 ^CB&iid;; (flurf)) ber n(pl)n» 
 6etifd)e %imen5 n ©iidjenfotnlog in iJlften :c. 
 4. [li)pt>gr.] bieGiceri) (5lrt©d)rifr) ; Double 
 -, bie Xe):ri'(i)rift ; Small -, bie fleineGiccro, 
 SSreuier; Two lines -, bie Doppekicero; 
 Eight lines — , bie 9?enl; Nine lines -, bie 
 ^iiiperinl; Two lines double — , bie ©aboa. 
 
 Pica marina, bie ©ceelftet. 
 
 PicarO(»n, pilikaroun', (fp. picaro) 
 s. I. ber ©ecriiubcr. 2. tia& Jfanbfdjiff. 3. 
 Per SrmiiPPicb. 
 
 Picca<lil, pikkadil, \ (y. pike, 
 
 Piccadilly, pikUadii'le.V peak) *. 
 
 Pickardil, plk'kardil. ) eine ^^trt 
 I)oI)pr ^ragcn oPcr cine -llrt 5piiBfraii|"e. 
 
 Piccag"e, pikkidje, (iteiiliit. plcca- 
 giuiii) *. tia& ©tnnPgelP, 25iiPcngelP. 
 
 Pick, pik. (niigelf. pyean; m. pigaw ; 
 fp. piear; fr. piquer; gr. peko; Int. pecto; 
 t)on. pikken; Pnil. pikker; ("d)l«. picka) v. a, 
 1. 5 pirfen. 2. piifen, (niit Pent €d)nn6cf) 
 Ijnrfcii tin biefer 58ebeiitiiiig gemijijni. peck). 
 
 3. a) picfen, flcd)en. b) (tiHl)ern. 4. niifpirfen 
 (init bem ©d)iiiU'cl niifne()ineii); (Pnljen 5. 
 t niif(c|Vn, niitrud)en, fnninieln. 6. nufpirfen, 
 (niit Petii ®d)nn(icl) niifhntfcn. 7. nbpirfcn; 
 (11. in iueirprer55ePeiiriiiig)nbiiipfen, pfliirfeii, 
 ('red)en cJicpiel, ^rfrfen lo ; nblcfcn; jief)en, 
 tjcrnm-ite^en; riniibeu; rnpfen (SJpgel iC); 
 
I'ate, (Ar, (all. (at. M^, met. Klnr, ffn. Nb, move, n6r, git, 6Il, oldAfl. Ti\h«., tii't, dWl. t/fin, Tllis. 669' 
 
 PIC 
 
 nagen, nbaaflrn (eiii Stin ic); leiVn (6a(.u 
 
 ic), frtiibcrii, remujuii id)ifDtii, uTrinu 
 
 (93oQe). «. t n) fniiUirii. l>j u'ft nut oui) 
 
 toal)leii, rtu£iii>it)leii , auCiciVii, iiii^)icl)(ii. 9. 
 
 (ffir pitcli))v(r[(ii, rd)iifrif:ii. i'rt)lruDfrii. Shak. 
 
 X a; Tu pick ail Hpple wiili a (tin. 
 
 Bacon. 8. b) To - tlie b«s( men from 
 
 a coaifjnny. Webster. 
 
 To pick one's enr« . tir £/l)rcil mifrniP 
 
 mm. To - one* teeth, ftd) tie 3nl)ii« «»*- 
 
 ftodicni- To - a quarrel, .^iiiid'l . riiirii 
 
 ©freil ntifailfltll. To - acquuiniance willi 
 
 any one, mit ©mem !8«ffltiiitrcf)ntf iiirtdjtii. 
 
 To - a tliank ct>. liiniiks, f |ii<i)£rd)ii>iiMien. 
 
 To - one's way. feiiicii S33ffl eiui"rt)liVlfii To 
 
 - ihe pocket, lit Za\<t)t ou^lrtrfii, ilctjien ; 
 to - one'n pocket. (?infll t>t|li(}leii. To - a 
 lock, em £(l)io6 inic eiiieiii Dietnd) niif- 
 niACbcil. To — a woolen clolli , |ill(i)tl).l 
 bie gipcfiuofte fliifjie()eii; To - the cpiion. 
 6ie ()tn'orihl)eii6eii ^abnx abidintittw. To 
 have picking choice of .., Me ui^dfiMII 
 iiieiiile •)lii6m>il)l l)iit>eii. \ 
 
 Pruu. To give any one a bone to pick. 
 I. ©mem Qtmni iii uioiicHtn geben. 2. &i: 
 tiem ju rrtiiiffcii mrtd>cii, iii t()im ([tba\. To - 
 a bole in one't coat, &t)v>id nil &inriu nii.': 
 ^ut'e^en h>ibrn. 
 
 To pick otf. abitiprtn. iibrnpt'en. 
 
 To pick out, 1. ? niljpicfell. 2. f nj 
 «u«fd)iieiben- b) Iieriiu#rri6eii. c) rtii^i'iidjen, 
 <iu6iiet)eii, nii6in>n, oiieival^leii. d) t)(T(\H6- 
 (UlUDeit, niimftbeii , oii*fiiiPifl miidieii , l)ir> 
 neljineu. 3. ( ippoflr.) I)er.uistifl'eii i^bii.t: 
 flnbtn). (tur^t-rinfleii, Mirrt)t'd>in(icu. 
 
 To pick out a livelihood. f(ct) mfll)r(ini 
 
 To pick up, I. ^ niirpicfeii. i. aiifiereii, 
 flllf■hf^e". 3. 1 jiimiiiiiieiiriiffeii , niifriiffen, 
 fluftrtitJfii, flutfliifrelii, nufieieii. 4. llijpoflr.] 
 autleieti. 5. I;eriiiijrri6eii c8teiiie lo. 
 
 To p i c k u p a weitch, eiiie lieCerlid}( Biriir 
 Allfgilbelll. To - the freight of another. 
 [€eel)imCelJ emetii ^ittt-rii (le 'Srad): ivrg 
 iie^Mirn. 
 
 hroB- To pick up *tr«ws, umfrtidArbei: 
 ten fi.'t) I'frne l?lirt)e \))i'i'ilie sjtbeii. To - one'« 
 ciiinis. fid) luieCer erl)olen. 
 
 I*icli, V. a. I. fiKtiiprdi (liiiigroni , in 
 fieiuen iMtTen rfifH). Drvdcn. 7. Q-tmai 
 floiirti;, iiiir >»iiiise t()iiii , eiiirr ©odje mit 
 '0)iiir;f L>t<ii>i]cii. Drvuer. 3. ( bi«u>ct(eii fi'ir 
 10 - tlie (Jacket) ilrl^len. 
 
 ■"iclii cr. pique, pic; hofl. pick) *. 
 I. 6ic '^jirfe, ta6 €piijeifen, ^f^ SpighiUiK 
 tiwr. 2. tn 3rthni1rrf)tr. 3. la) Me 2L'flhl 
 (Srtit 9ifd)t ill loiil'lein. bj ^le C.iiitrpioe. 4. 
 [iDpril'.l a> t>fr @pie6. b> pi. bit ^piitjeii. 
 3. a) You niiiy have your pick. 
 
 Webster 
 
 Pick-a-pack, adv. ^iictrpacf. -■ 
 Ax. tie €v'ii;nj:t, €vii;f)oiie , Spiyljntfe, 
 ftilrff. —-back, —-pack, uilj. ,nii teiii 
 SKiiiffii. --fork. Me 5peiignbrl. --haicli, 
 pickt- hatch, | eiii Iheil i<iMi ^imiMmi. 
 n'O Sji'tftede luiueti, befriiter* in tiiriibii(I; 
 (Ireet. Shak. --lock. I. 6rr Dii-trirt). 
 $nfriirrt)liii7fl. (tJirWo 5?iifen. 2. G-iner, ttr 
 €d)loiTer nutf>rid)r, iim jii (Ichlrn, tet €pi^ 
 btibe; (iiiid) i, J 3?.) - of the law. Giiur, 
 eer Oiidjri-fiiifff niiid)t. --pocket. -- 
 purite. ecr 5^eiitrird)iitififr, iLfirdjeiitieb 
 
 - (10 eke I, rnlj. i<erflPl)lrii. — tliank, a) 
 
 PIC 
 
 *. ter JJiKftSfdjiBiinjer, Cljrcnbiiifer. b> arij 
 |iid)f|'d)a'iin}erifd>. --thankly, adv. wh 
 fill 5ii(<)«|d)iuaiijer , SEi'ljlMeiier, Siebe*Du-. 
 ner. --tooth, 1. ter 3ii(?"i^^'rt)'r- 2. i'^or.] 
 Spanish -, ter lViinird)t .Rerbel. 
 
 IPicIt, <rd)i>ft.) i. pii-kaxe 2. pitch. 
 
 Picli-inirk, dark as pitcb. 
 
 Pick - maw , l&rrtl.J a small 
 H e a - g II 1 1, 
 
 Picked, pik'ked, ) ad}. I. fpi^iii, 
 
 Piked, 5 jiiaefpi(5t. 2. l 
 
 Hitert, 9f|'d)niege(t. Shak. 3. aiiferd-fiii, 
 iiii$f]ei'iid)t. — men , riite 9Iii$U)iil)l vvii 
 Seiiten. 
 
 My picked man of countries, inein ge: 
 rei«tet rlRann, Cer wi'rne(;tn une trfnl)reii 
 tl;ut. Shak 
 
 Pickedness, p'k'kednl*, «. I. tit' 
 Spitjigfeit. 2. tie9?ettigfeit in ter ^leittiug. 
 tii« ®erd)niegeltrein, ter $riinf. Johkson 
 
 Pickeer, plkkier', Cfr. picorer 
 
 H. I. r>uibeii , <Srerthiberei treibeit. 2. 
 piiinfeln , rd)armii|ireM , rdtiorinrii;eln. 3. i 
 10 - with the eyes, licbotigclti. 
 
 Pickeerer, pikkeerur, «. ter 
 SeiraiibiT, i){rtitb<r. 
 
 Picker,pik'kur,4.t.trr<|>i(fer,€ointM> 
 liT, (?iiier, ter |1i(J)r, riipff , fllJjiipff, (lt'd)ert, 
 finiifct, bridjt, faiibert, Iie5t tc. tf. to Pick^ 
 I. tie $irfe, ©irfe, Spiijljacte, 6pu;l)itue, 
 ( utjcri)./ etii i°pu)« SQSerfieiig tntn >£rid)i'ii 
 vb. ^icfeii, tiettopi^e, ter '&to<i)ft- 3 pi. m 
 bit iyiiiger. b) tie Diebe, >&tel)kr. Shak- 
 
 Picker of quarrels , ter Stinfer. 
 
 Pickerel, plkkuill. iv. pike) «. 
 
 1. ter (jita6i)t(t)t , fletne ^t<t)t. 2. tie (leine 
 •15ire. I frfliU. 
 
 PIrkerel-weed . [^et.] b«t Spe(i)t> 
 
 Picket, pik'ket, (fr. piquet; ruff. 
 
 i>ekrt) ». I. ter 1J5florf, 9lb|lirfpf.ilji, <)jf.tl)l. 
 
 2. 1 ter ^(Vitjl, '^Hvd, eiiie <Biti\it, tie tiiriii 
 biilil)! . b«6 ^tr Ibeilrnfte mir tinetn ijupe 
 >iiif eineni fpi^igen ^i<\i)l oter ^ftvd |1ii)eii 
 nmg. 3. ['))hlit.J bie ^cltivAcVt, bai ^idet. 
 4. (^.irtemp.) bai qjirfet. 
 
 Picket, V- a. I. niit ^I'libleit b(fe|)i> 
 grn. 2. -tnit $fiit)len einrd)lier!cii, tinigckeii, 
 eiiiiAiinen. 3. an einrni il>f>^l)lf on ciiieni 
 ■!}>tl''i^'' befrtigen. 
 
 PicitlUg', pik'kln;, 4. I. pi. b,u 
 lliirrine , SUcijiiclereiie, ter 'Jlu«wurt. 3.1 
 ter ronviiiii; tie Sportein. 
 
 Pickle, pikkl. (i)ra. pekeh «. I. 
 :er $ofcl. 2. {f »t. uenidjti. ) f je ^luute, 
 Ctr Qu.irf , fdjiuicrige 3"i^«inb' bit niiplid)f 
 Siige. 3 tfl« G-iiigfp&relte. 4. lOfrtl.Ja; 
 fii« einiKjniinte, mit enter i^rrfe mngebcne 
 Sti'i(fd)en Sunt, 3aiiiiiant. b; eiiie fieiiie 
 £^iinntitiiit. 
 2. You are in a fine pickle. Werster. 
 Pickle-herring, ter ^irfrltiiirliifl, 
 ^niifiutird. 
 
 Pickle, P.O. I. p5feln, einpDfcIn ; 
 einleiieii, einiuiid)eii (Wtirfen to. 
 
 Pickled herring, ter 'ijjijfflljiirilig. 
 Pickled rogue, ter nufijeiiiiidjte, turd)> 
 trirl?fne Sd)clm. 
 
 Pick^lick,plk■IlTk.*.^nf5}>irf|lirf (eine 
 ilfi'f(ird)in'ilid)f 3nMnmi''iifiniit iin 5rrieii, lui- 
 (Iftiinit nut gcgcfjcn ivirt), (5-6friiiiid)cii, 
 ilraiiidicn. ( Tpiije, ter (MipfVi. 
 
 Pico, pi'ko, (fp. -115.; *. tic Jjrrg: 
 
 PIE 
 
 Picory, pik'ure, t. f 6*14 ^liintrrn 
 
 ;|'. Pi ckeer). 
 
 PiC«|Ue, p'k, (u. fr. piquer) v. a. 
 To - any one. (iin ^idetrpiel) einen <Btd^» 
 jiger m>id)i'ii; (trtljerj i iiberliiltn. 
 
 Picrulite, pik'roliie, «. [^Slincrtilg.] 
 ter "Ijifroiit, ■iirrenpiiih. 
 
 Picroiiiel, pik'kronill , iv. gr. 
 pikros 11. nieli) t. [C^l^em.J ter riirnrterlflifdlic 
 Wruiifru>tf ter Oiatle. 
 
 Picrutoxin , pikrotok'sin , (gr. 
 pikros 11. iiit. toxicuni) «. ter bittet'e uni> 
 iliftige ®runt|loif bt6 Cocculus Indicus, dai 
 •)5ifrotc);iit. 
 
 Pict, pikt, (u. hit. picias) «. I. tie 
 t>enuilte , gerd)minfte ^erfuii. 2. f bai 
 •13urtrat. 3. pi. ( engl. GJei'd). ] tie ^Iften. 
 -8- wall, tie IJiiftenmntier (iiui|'4)en &ng« 
 lant uiit 6duuiiiiiit). 
 
 Pictorial , pikti'rial, (». |. plctor) 
 adj. JU emein '■Sillier geijDrig, poa einein 
 -TOiiIrr (}eruprgcbrad)t. 
 
 PiCtural, pik'tshural , «. -f tn< 
 (i)eiii>ilte, tie Diinlefliing. Spehser. 
 
 Picture, pik'lshiire, (Int. pictura) 
 
 1. I. t.tj (J)eni.ilte, *il6, IBiltnij}, ^portrrit. 
 .'. 1 a) t.i« e-benbilt. b) bai -ijilb, 6)einnlte. 
 c) tie niiurre Oieilolt. Shak. 3. tit %?atetri, 
 OWolerfiinil. 4. tie OJtiilertirbeit. 
 
 2. a; That child iii Ihe picture of his 
 failier. h) The poet has drawn an ex- 
 quisite — of grief. Websteb.^ 
 
 Pictures of aniiunis, lljirriiemnlDe. 
 lier own — which wan t.ikcn when etc., 
 ihr -^ortritt, b<i& ncm.ilt icurte, aU ic. 
 Vo iii.ike. !• draw one's - . fid) ninleil. To 
 sit for one's -, fid) mnUn liifTeii , betn 
 OKnIer fi()en. To draw a - of ... t ejii ®e« 
 ntolbe etitiverfen i>Dit . . , &iiua8 fd^iltein 
 nirtieit. 
 
 Picture-drawer, ter SWnleif. -- 
 drawing, tie '>}7?olerei. --frame, tet 
 -)ifll)iiien (eine< WemnlteO. -work, bat 
 &t\uaUt ; €iiiiibllt. 
 
 Picture, i>. a. I. ; iiinlen, obnioien, 
 .itfriitiriiiiii. 2. 1 mnifii, iiU'iifeit, fdjiltern. 
 
 PiCtureiike, piktshiirelike, lulj. 
 Piitiirtig. 
 
 Piftiirenque, pikixlaiiesk', f 
 
 Pictur<'»li , j 
 
 i>itioiTsqiir) iidj. putore^f , iiinlenfd). — 
 adv. Piciuresque'ly, pittDre^f, ailfeitie 
 niiili-rirdic Olrt. 
 
 PictureKque»esK,pikuhiiresk'- 
 lie., init l')}fnirrifd)e. 
 
 Piotiire»«kne.<is, *. tni5 •^SittiTesfe, 
 
 Piddle, pid'dl . It), peddle) v. n. I. 
 
 riinffin , fpieicit. 2. fninipein , in fleintti 
 ^HTfit , cljne ^Ippetit efjcii. Swift. 3. o 
 (jilTi'ii II'. itiiiterii). 
 
 Piddier, pld'dlur. t. I ter irtntler, 
 Itiniii.ifeirtfrnmir. 2. ©iner, ter fnaupclt, 
 fhiie &gluil iut. 
 
 Piddling-, pid'dluig. adj. unbcbetH 
 teii£>. A - iinsiness, tie Ciippalie. A -• 
 siini. eiit -^oild)en. 
 
 Pie, pi. lit. pighe) t. 1. tie $n|Icte. 
 
 2. liDprijr ] pi. tie 3'»'ifl'fffirrt><: (.pcrinir(<)rt 
 5d)riirriirfin). 
 
 Minced pie, eiiie ^iiflete pimi fleiti ge« 
 
 l)iirftfin SJieifdje. (tie -ISnfleieiibfirferei. 
 
 P i e-c r u » t, t ie iJ5it|lef enfrii|le. --house, 
 
670 Fafp, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, nSr, -of, 6il, rl6ii<I. Tiibp, ti'ih, full. l//in, Tllia. 
 
 FIE 
 
 Pie, (M. pica; m. piog) *. 1. bie 
 Glflcr. 2. f Me £d)H)ii<jerinn. 3. ettvnS 
 95iiutf«, (ba!)ct) a) ^n5 ^t&bwt). b) einc 
 tofet (in «tr*ciO , bie 95i'rrd>rifren gotten* 
 6icnftlid)cr lUfcimgcn eiuiifilt. 
 
 By cock and p i e Cpye) , | nfre S53ettcr ! 
 P i e - b a I d , «rfi. frt)ccf ig, 6uiurd)C({ig, flf = 
 f(fterft, Mint; - lioise, t»er ®(I)crfe. --ball, 
 ber vtn bie €(t)C(fe ('ipferb). 
 
 Piece, pccse, (fr. piece; nrm. pez) 
 «. I. t(\6 eri'icf, ber dbgcnfTiMie ffe^cii, £np: 
 poll, 5ii'(f- 2. 1 a) ^n5 (£rucf , ieriidiilucf 
 (nitf fiiifin €ffirifrilf(ler). b) (f cb. uernc^fl. 
 c 'TOfiifdji'in b<if Srilrf ; (in ciigerer »cbeii! 
 tuiig) tni ^{ib^ilucf. c) (eniphntifd)) bn6 
 ©ti'icf ; (111 folgcnffnii. nfjnlitfien SluSCnlcfen) 
 A great - of folly, ein bummer ©treid), 
 fine grope ?Ji.irrl)cit; A - of wit, ein witjis 
 grr OJfbniife; A - of news, eiiie 9ieiiigfeit; 
 A - of 5ood counsel, ein flutcr 9?atf) ; A 
 - of excellent knowledge, fdjone ^ennt> 
 iiifTf. d>{a-, ein lueiiig , ein 23ifc()cn 
 (berBrir n.id)). 3. fnf ^ng, i5ngd)cn (a5cin). 
 4. b(V6 iStiicf (Oicrd)ii^i, bie i?iiiione. 5. bie 
 (Jliiite, fa6 0)fmelir; j. 23. Fowling -, bie 
 aSogrlflinte. 6. tmi (Welb.-) ©tilcf; - of 
 gold . Pnfi Wolbililcf. 7. (ein befmiberer Il)eil 
 eiue bi'fliiniiite £liiflntirnt) bn5 ©ti'irf ; j. 95 
 A - of land, ein ©nicf Snub k. 8. (eine 
 jtompoi'irion , ©d)nfr ic. won nid)t betrnd)tt 
 lid)cr S.inge) ba& ©riief ; }. S. A - of niuRlc. 
 ^bflS -iJiiirtfilfKf ; fni ©tiirf ((JJeifleeiuerf); 
 <in eiiflerer 33ceeiitiing) t{\6 OJeninlbe , bie 
 3eid)aiiiig. 9. [5?erlb.l Prt^Stilrf; honoraMe 
 -s, G-l)rcn(luctc. 10. t baS ©d)log; ®e= 
 bniiDe. Spesser. 
 
 Apiece of eight, [gKi'injlD.] brt6 '21d)tfri 
 (lurf, ber 91d)ter, ^infler. A broad -, (aire 
 engl. OTilnje) ber oiifi.''biner ( = "25 ©I). 
 6 ^ince). A - of bread and butter, ein 
 SBnttcrbrob. A - of candle, ein Sid)ri'lnnipf. 
 A - of ordnance , [Sirtitl.] tai ©riirf. 
 Battering -, [ilrrifl.] iai 93attcrir|lucf. 
 Field -, (9Ini(l.J tai gclbflnrf. - by -, 
 ©nirf flit ©riirf. By ilie -, nnd) bem 
 ©tiirfe, fliicfivcire. All of a -, uon cincm 
 ©ifirf. 
 
 A-piece, 1. ias ©tiirf, ein 5ebe«. 2. 
 ein 3tber, eine 3cbe; Oebem , Oebcr; j. 93. 
 He paid tlie men a dollar a-plece, er gab 
 iebem 9Kanne cinen Boflnr. Of a—, au6 
 ctneni ©tilde, ooii einrr 9Irt, ©infi; all of 
 a -) gonj an& cineni ©tilde, ganj (^n\& 
 To be of a - with .., (S-jnS fein init .. 
 (J. 9). The poet must be of a — with the 
 spectators to gain reputation. Drypeh.) 
 To tear in (lieces, jcrfc^en, jerreigeii. 
 To take to -s, jergliebern. To fall to -s, 
 entjiuci cbfx m ©tilde fnUcn. 
 
 Piece-goods. ;</. [^nnbel] ©turfgilter. 
 — .meal, (u. piece u. nngelj". nicl, ^tit) 
 adv. in ©iilrfen, (Iildiucire. - ae^j. einjeln, 
 (lurfioeife- - «• bti«©tricf. -.mealed, 
 jerililrft. 
 
 riece, V. a. 1. ftiirfen, (lirfcn. 2. i 
 (bnrd) Si'ftibe; ergnnjen; in bie Siinge }ic> 
 ^en, bcl)nen (^ie 3f'0- Shak. 3. nerDiubcn, 
 jiiiainnii'iiiTigf". 
 
 Til |jiece out, 1. einen (J'fd einTftjeii 
 til .., iiufruldrin. 2. (fiird) ^liirrj^ung riiin- 
 ©nldcf, Mird) Biig.U'r) rfrlniigrrn , auefri). 
 lien. 3. i i'rrgri,>ijrrn, I'criiiiiijirn. 
 
 PIE 
 
 To piece np. 1. diiSjlicfen, (lilSbciTcrn. 
 2. f uerbcrfen, bcmiiutedt. 
 
 Piece, V. ti. I. ucrbiinbcn fein, fcf)Iie« 
 gen. 2. i piiffen, flnppen. 
 
 Pieceiess , pces'lls , ndj. gnnj, 
 nu# einftn ©rild bctlrljenb. [in ©ril(fcn. 
 
 Pieceiy , pecsle, ade. f flilrfiBeii'e, 
 
 Piecer, pee'sur, t, ber ©tilrfcr, 
 Qliiirijer. 
 
 Pied, p!de , (0. pie in piebald) adj. 
 bunt, fdjcdig, buntfd)erfig, gc|"c()ecft. - horse, 
 Dcr ©d)i'rfe. 
 
 Piedmont, pide'mont, (fr. Pie- 
 mont) «. [©crgr.J 'ipicniont. — Pied'- 
 montese, adj. piftnoutefird). — «. ber ^piei 
 numrefer. [feit, bnf 93iinte. 
 
 Piedness, pide'nis, #. Die ©d)fdig= 
 
 Pieied, peld', adj. tc[t)l, ginijfijpng 
 (f. Peel). 
 
 Piepo^vder, pi'poudur, } d'. fr. 
 Piepoudre, jp'^**"- 
 
 pondreiix) t. [ G'ligl.] — court, b(l5 '5)ieps, 
 <5)fnrftgfrid)t. 
 
 Pier, peer, (nngefr per, pere; 5n3c()r) 
 .*. 1. rer (!5rilrffn.-) 'JSfcilfr. 2. ^cr ^JSfcilrr 
 (ilbrrl^nupt). 3. ter >>llfcM^an^m , rnniin, 
 ^Tim. (table. ticT ■■IJfcilertifd). 
 
 Pier-glass, ^er '•pffilfripiuKl. -- 
 PierHg-e, pcerlje, *. Mi D,inim<, 
 Ufrr;, .ttnigi'lft. 
 
 Pierce, peerse, perse, (fr. pereer) 
 V. a. 1. biird)t>ohrert , biird)|Tfd)en ; turd); 
 bredjen, biirdiilcgcn. 2. milH'ljrcii, nnjnpfen, 
 rtni1ed)en (ein J-ns <H3ein). Shak. 3. Mird)> 
 bred}en (burdjDringen); einM-ingrn in ... 
 4. ± a) burd)rd)nciben , bnrd)briiiiKn (bii6 
 5?erp, burdjbringcn (bo« Df)r). b) ('ru'rg''n, 
 riiljren. c) Jiurd)rrf)iiiicn , biird)biirfcii , en 
 grnnbcn, erforfdjtn (ein Oiefjeimnig jo, ein. 
 briiigen in ... 
 3. A column of troops pierced the main 
 body of the army. Webster. 
 
 To pierce one's heart, ©•inein ^ne. ^erj 
 bnrd)rd)neiben , lurd)& $erj geljcn. To - 
 one's self tlirnugli with sorrows , fid) 
 ©d)tnerien , Suntnirr nmd)fn. 
 
 Pierced work. Mird)lirod)ene airbfit. 
 Pierce, «.«. l. Tbringi-n, eintringen, 
 (lUMi einem fpiyigen -lijcrfifiige to. 2. i a.) 
 bringen,einbnugfn. bj(into) einPriiigen in .. 
 ergrilnbcn (GrmiK^). c) lief brivegen , ein 
 bringen. 
 2. a) Her tears will pierce into a marble 
 heart. .Shak. bi She would not- further 
 into his meaning than himself slioiild 
 declare. Sidnev. 
 
 To pierce through... ((fti«il#) biircft. 
 bPliren. [adj. Piird)bringlid). 
 
 Pierceuble, pceis'alil, pers'alil. 
 Piercer, pecrsiir, peis'ur. *. 1. 
 G'iner, ber btirdjl'ohrt, i>iird)ilid)t, burd)' 
 llopt/ biird)('rid)t. 2. (f<\6 SBcrfieiig , bai 
 Durd)bpl)rt jc; ber 53rljrrr, giiHbphrer, bie 
 <J5irienie. 3. Der ©r.id)el (Per OmVften) 
 
 Piercing', peersing, pers'iiig. adj. 
 bur(^bringcnb diMi to, eiiibringenb (SBc. 
 rrbtfantfeit !c.), funfelnb, Ifbljoft (9lnge), 
 l).irt, fd)nrf (.®e\c^t it.), beifjenb (Jfcben). 
 
 Piercing word.s,©ta(^elrcDen. --saw, 
 [lrd)np|.] t)te focDuige. 
 
 Piercingly, pcii'snigic.plrs'jnglc, 
 adc. Diiid)DruiflcuD , iiiif riiiguit, fdjarf, 
 
 PIG 
 
 Piercingne.SS,peei>.'ingnes.pSrs'- 
 jngnes , *. tie biird)Pringcnbe Kraft , lai 
 Diird)briiigenbe. 
 
 Pietism, pi'eiizm, (f. Piety) «. 
 itv 'ipietifin, tie ^ietiilerei, grinnmelei. 
 
 Pietist, pi'ei'iKt , «. tier ^teti|l , 
 JriMnniliiig, gromniU'r. 
 
 Pieti.«itic, piciis'tik, adj. pictiilifcb. 
 
 ^tety, picie. (lar. pietas; fr. piete) 
 
 «. I. bie (J3ottepfiir(^t, (yi'&"""''lf'''r. 2. tie 
 
 (finblid)e) Ciebe; tuM licbei'olle iJliitenfen (an 
 
 Idbre ic). 
 
 Piezometer, ptezom'ineiur. (gr. 
 piezo u. nietron ) *. tias "^jiejiMnerer ( ein 
 533erfjeiig , bie Snrnninienbrurfbarfeit tt6 
 SBaffcre jn bf|tiiiiinen). 
 
 JPiff » P'Sr (l,H'((. big ; angeir. piga ; ban. 
 pige, bai fleiiie ■0}MDd)en) *. I. bx\i %ertci. 
 2. (eine liiMij(id)e OJinJTc rol)eii »))JiTallf ) tie 
 ©an, Wiilbe. A - of lead, ter-^iocf, itliiin« 
 pen $B(ei (=: 250 q3ib.). 3. [ Certl.] em 
 trteneS (J)rfa&. 
 
 Sucking pig, tnf ©paiiferfel. 
 Prov. Pigs love that lie logetlier, gfrid) 
 iinb g(ei(f) gefellt |ld) gem. To buy a - in 
 a poke, bie fiiit;e tin ©nrfe fiiiifeii. 
 
 Pig- badger, b<li Dnd)6Hl)iui-in. -- 
 brass. 9Kcri1lig in ■OJilUPi'll. --eyed, 
 ©d>ii)ein5aiigrn ob. 9liigen luic ein grrfel 
 Ijabenb. — - h eaded, 1. birffopftg. 2. biiniui ; 
 cigtnftnnig. --nut, I. bie Jniffi'l, QrOi 
 uiig. 2. tin 23auin it. beffen ijriutt I'om 
 (i)cfd)l. Jiiglans. --running, bi\6 tferffU 
 rciineit (ein ©pirl, mofei man ein ©d)iiiein 
 Pfi bem eiiigeftiffen ©d)iuaiije jii fangcii 
 riid)t). --sty, biT (Jerfciriad. —-tail, ber 
 ©d)ivaiij eincf gerfcif ; (baljrr) I. ber 5?aar« 
 jopf. 2. eine biliine i){i>fle iabaf, tin biliin 
 geipiMinener labaf jiini Kaiien. [luerfcn. 
 Pig, V. a. -fb. V. n. ffrfclii, (Jerfel) 
 To pig together, beifanimL'n liegni. 
 Pigeon, pidjl'n, (fr. 213.) s. Die 
 laube. 
 
 A young pigeon, ein ■Jini6d)cn. A 
 hen--, eine Imibinn. A cock--, ein 
 iauber. 
 
 Pigeon- fancier, ber taubrnliebbnber. 
 
 --foot. [23t>t.] ber Zaiibeiifiip. — -iiawk, 
 
 berXaiibciifalf, lanbeiigcirr, Iniibeiilinbid)t. 
 
 — hearted, fiird)t|am , blobe. --hole, 
 
 1. bai Zn\ibtuli>d) (.a» iaiibeiird)lagcin. 2. 
 
 tai 5*id) (in ©d)reibiird)cM). 3. pi. (em 
 
 Spiel) bai Innii-'WaDanie. --house, bai 
 
 iaiibenljan^, ber iaubeiifi^Iag. - - 1 i v e r e d, 
 
 fanftnnltljig. Shak. — pea, [ 95pr J bie 
 
 iaubenerbfe. --pie, tie Xaiibenpailete. 
 
 -'s-herb, [$ot.] bai Iflubenfraiit, bet 
 
 (Jifeiibret^. [ber ©inter. 
 
 Piggin, p'g'gin, cgaef.) *. bie 03elte, 
 
 Pigilt, pite, <= pp. u. » to pight, 
 
 (rd)Ott. pigilt, picht, p. pilch, IV. piciaw) 
 
 I. befrfligt. 2. entfdXeiJcn. Shak. 
 
 Pigilt, (lu. pigaw) V. a. * 1. nnl)cfi 
 
 ten. beiciligcn (f. Pitch). 2. burd)bol)rfn. 
 
 Pigiitel, pt'iil, «. [Dcrrl.J bai 
 
 3ailllliinb (f. Pick lei. 
 
 Piginenn, p'gnii'an, «>(/. pi)gma> 
 ifd), fchr fleiii d". Pi gm y). 
 
 Pigment, pig'ment, :iat. pignien* 
 
 tuiii) ». bic iyatbf; uii ciigrrer ibrffiitiitig) 
 
 Me €d)iiiiiife. [t. brr ■).M)gin.ie, 3n'erg. 
 
 Pigmy, pigiiie, d'. ji iiygmuioki 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin, N6, inovp, nor, jjot, 6il,^lofl(l. Tiibe, (lib, full. t/?in, Tflis. 071 
 
 PIG 
 
 Pigfnayf adj. piAijinmf^, \'tf)t flciii, 
 (jtrino , fi1)iv>irt) , iinl'frriireii6. 
 
 Pignoration) pignori'shuD , (p. 
 int. pigiiero) «. Me aScrpiiiiiDiing. — Pig - 
 norative. adj. iierpf.iiibcuB , pf.inMid), 
 pfiiiirii'ciff , $foii& . .. 
 
 Pigrsney, plgx'iii. (niicft Pigney, 
 Pigiiy) (Ollfleir. P'ga) *• ieif6fPIUlt(J«l».) t 
 Dn* i'ltt'Ctjfn, $i'lPct)fii (Uebe OJintdjeii). 
 
 Pigwiflg-con, pig»i<ijiii. (pig II. 
 widgron) «. 1. Clllf 5«- "^^ i*"^ '•''"< SiKfl- 
 Pike, pUe, (niifliif. piic; m. pig. 
 pigaw. piciaw; ^i(ff; ff. pic, pique) «. 1. 
 ['JKiltt.] tif^ifft, ^iff. 2. tie ^niflrtbrl 
 rje^t fork oi>. pKclifork). 3. j tie 0)ot>el. 
 4. (bei ten I>rfct)eiern] tie <)>imie (DerDorn, 
 ©tatljet). 5. Me €pi$e (eiiie«Diiiflf« ubrri;.). 
 ». 13^)^)1)01.1 eeri?fd)t. 
 
 Shoe* having pikei. ®d)lia6eir(f)Uf)r. 
 Proc. To pan man; pikei, uiel nii£> 
 (lff)en ottr leitrn. 
 
 Pike-de»aul,tfr ®pi<)bflrt. - roan. 
 [«()?ilit-] Per ^irfeiitrflfler. — ataff. 1. tir 
 6d>nft, €fprf einer ^ittt, ^irffcjjnft, ^irf» 
 ppcf. 2. Cfr I'piijinf Sm6. 
 
 Pitied, pik'ked. arf^. ipiOifl.jiiflefpi^f 
 
 Piiirolite, piiiToiJie, (ijr. pikio» 
 
 t. lithoa) «. l»3RiHfralg.j 6et ©itterfpiUI), 
 
 SPifrolit. ^ 
 
 Piiaater, p^laalur, ifr. pilaalro 
 «. l^ltdjif.) ttr I'lererf-.Qt '?5/eiler, QBiiiitpfei 
 Ut, ^iMfter. 
 
 Pilcil, p'ltah. (aiigelf. pylea. pylece; 
 Int. pellia) «• t '. tn< nut SJ^tli (jfti'ittrrre 
 Rifib, t»fr ^iljri'rf ; (iiberl).) etiunS niii 
 ^tlj OJf iTittmte i (t<\l)<T) 2. a) bit (flffiiti 
 Itrre) Dcoeiifdjeite, €<t>eite ic. b) Me Sflt: 
 teltette. c) Me 5»iiiCe. d) 6tt €tppfhnter, 
 etppfrutnpen , €fi'PfMppeii. e) tat Sit 
 tud)lein (fur fleiiie itinbrr). f) tat yta(l)t 
 raut^(btn. 3. brr Uterne 9iorf tfur SifJtjer), 
 Pilchard, piiuiiaid, (ti^iu. and) 
 pilch»i) (ir. pii»eir; t. 10<t)tl)i)i'I.J ter ^jil 
 ^tt (tint airr ipnrinfl o6. ©tireeUe). 
 
 Pilchard-oil, Der ciioiif(t>( $<ir>na^ 
 t!)riin. 
 
 Pllcher, piltxh'ur, «. (iii<rr^.) tUvai 
 mit ^ilj Okfiutcrtf* , (trthcrt I. btr qSelj. 
 tprf. 2. bit (fliiurtfrte) £ct)eibe, £roeni 
 f<t)titt. 3. bit (Snttelbfrfe. 
 
 Pilcro^v, pil'kri. (D. crow) «. [1p: 
 poflr] bo« <|3avft!ir«P'il'"'<t«'' <5>' 
 
 Pile, pile- 'lat. piia; gr. plloa; fir. 
 pile) «. 1. beripiiufeii, Stpg, ©topel. 2. 
 1 b«i5>rtiifen, Me -TOofTe. 3. ber ^cljflpe; 
 a funeral -, eiii S(f)fiterl)rtiifen 4. tai 
 (flri'&f) ©ebniibe obet ctiie 'iJKnffe poii ©e« 
 bAiibeii. 
 
 Pile, (fjpfJ. paal; W')'; ro- P'"- b« 
 gt.imni) *. 1. ber (0>riin60 ^tal)l. 2. Me 
 Bcljrreite. 5{u(freite(nuf'3)iuiiien). 3. l^crlb.) 
 ber ©pippfnl)!. [tet 'jpfiifjliuurm. 
 
 p i I e • w o r k , tat ^fnljlroerf. — worm, 
 Croos and pile, (nilf '0}{riilien) 9}h'ini 
 Ob. (Jliid), SlJapprll Pb. ®d)ri|t. To beat 
 down pile* into the ground, $f(ii)le etil: 
 ttiniilirn. To drive in pile», ^frtl)le eilU 
 frtiliiflen. To ktrrngtlieii with piles, UIU 
 trrvfiihleii , perptiiijicii. 
 
 Pile, (^lU. pyl; bAii. u. {d)w. pil; I. 
 piluni; «. bif ^irliiptije. --wort, [ijpt.l 
 tab ^eigiuorieiifraut. 
 
 PIL 
 
 Pile, (I. pilu») *. (cigentl ) tat ^aar; 
 (tatjtT) bie gii'er ber SBpUe, !8aumiup(U ic. ; 
 (bnljer) ber jnrtc ^nnrifje StofT nut f «r Cberj 
 Piid)c bes Xu(?)e*, bie luoUidjte Dbcrfl.icl)e 
 eiufS Xiicftc^ , tat paatiit. 
 
 Pile, V. a. I. Ill iprtufen fegen , wer^ 
 fen oD. fe^en, tlapclii, Ijiiiifen , l)niifeiij (up) 
 rtiifijniifeii, nufilnpeln, niiir(l)i(l)reii, niifilcntii, 
 nufiefjen, (liiueii. 2. i Ij.iiifen, nntjaiifeii. .V 
 nueffillen. 4. ubcrfuUeii. 5. (Derrl.J bic 
 ®ranfn flebrorrt)ciier ®er|7e (tbbri'<f)eii. 
 
 To pile ihe hides, I6)crb.] bie $mite 
 nlniiMiiiir mii(t)cn. 
 
 Pileate, pileite, ) (t. I. pileusi 
 
 Pileated, p!i eAted. ) adj. f)iic< 
 t'trniin. [hiiiifiini], ber @tp0, ^aufeti. 
 
 Pilenieut, piiement, «. t bie 4Uiii: 
 
 Piler, pile'iir. «. brr '^tifhoufrr, 3lii> 
 l)iiiitir, •JlutYrijfr, SliifileHer, ^iitfd)id)ter. 
 
 Pile*, piles, (u. (jr pclos?; t. pi. 
 (■OTeb.j Me OiPlPnfer, (jolbeiie 4lbrr. 
 
 Pilfer, pil tur, (oirir. pmeer) ». n 
 ileiueii, niaufeii. - v. a. 1. maufen, |lel)leii. 
 
 1. i fteljleii . frilet)Ieii. [fleiiir t)i<i. 
 Pilferer, piifiirur, ». ber 'Diiun'er, 
 Pillerinir, pii'iuring. «. tat Sicl]' 
 
 leii, OWiuifen, ber fleiiie X5ifb|liil)I, bie Ser^ 
 unrreuiiiig. |Mebi|(t)er SSiene. 
 
 Pilferin^ly, pirtuilngii, adv. 
 
 Pill'ery, piriuri, «. bar ruiueZ>ieb< 
 \tat)l. 
 
 Pil-9arlick, p'l glrlik, ^ 
 
 Pillfd-g^arliek , pilld gar'lik. \ 
 
 (pilled, pi-rleil U. garlick) I. I. ber ilalll> 
 
 fppf. '2. ber nrme iriitel rb. Irrpf. 
 
 Pilgrim, pilgiiui, d. peregrinu*; 
 fr. peienn; ^iiijer) «■ 1. ber pilgrim, $iii 
 ger, SEnllf.iljrrer , 2Dn(lfiiDrer, Walltr. 2. 
 II ber '^ilgcr (nuf Q'rbfiO. 3. bie 0<irpb£>, 
 ^aniiiiiiiuftbel. [ivanbern. 
 
 Pilgrim, r. n. f pifgern, ivalleii, 
 PilKrima^e, pilgiiiiiAdje, «. i. 
 Me >4>iioerr(t).i|t , '•Jjilgrimfctjoft , abndfnljrt. 
 
 2. II bie ^piigcrirtjnfi. iajulltaljrt (auf frrbtiu. 
 J. bie tiifiBig i'cn'riid)te 3'"- Shak. 
 
 Piij'riinize, plrgrimize, v. n. t 
 i)erumiuiiiib(rii. 
 
 Pill, pil, (lat. pila, pilula; tv. pel; 
 ir. pillini) «. 1. |^l)tirm.] bie ipiUe. 2. t 
 c\t '^ille (etwne 2i3ibrige6>, ber aSonuiirf ic. 
 
 To roll up a pill in a silver leal, i bie 
 "ISiUr urrfilbcru. To gold the -, bie $iUe 
 ueriiPlbeii. 
 
 Pill, (fr. piller) V. a. 1. (f. Peel) ((Ufa, 
 Icii. 2. piriiibt-rii, nu^pltiiiberii. 
 
 Pill, v.n. 1. iittf i°(])iUeM, I'ltf) abfd)alen. 
 2. piuiibfrn, niiibfii. IS8<1|1 (f. PeeO. 
 
 Pill, 4. Me £(l)tile, ^iiiit, 9{itibe, ber 
 
 Pillag-e, pii-lidje, <.\v. SU.) «. 1. 
 Mf ^Mriiircniiig, ^luiiberci. 2. ber 3{niib. 
 i. l-^tr(t)it.J ber picrrcfige ^tc'lcr t)inut eiiier 
 ©mile, inn bie ^bgen jti triigrn. Cvc 
 
 Piilagre, v. a. piunberii. 
 
 Pillas^er, piilidjeur, «. ber $lun> 
 rercr. 
 
 Pillar, pil'Iur, (fr. pilier; fp. u. 
 pinr. pilar; Int. pila) «. I. [ 9Ird)it. ] brr 
 Sillier, iStiiiiDcr, bie ©time. 2. i ber iJ3fri! 
 icr , bic ©till)*. 3. enunf ©iiiili'ii.irtigcf. 
 Me £aiile. 4. [Dieirf.i bic ijjil.ire; diiu^., 
 Der •'))iiitrlpiiiift ibfr i5i.'ltf). 
 
 Pillared, piiiuid, a,ij. i. luui 
 
 PIM 
 
 <£mifen, ^^^eiIern gctrngen, grfiiiilt. 2. |nu» 
 lenfprntig. 
 
 Pilled, pilld, (l>. Pill, peel) adj. 
 nbgci'd)iilt; (bnljer) fn^l (f. and) Pil-gar- 
 lick) [— Pil'lery, *. f Me ^ifinberei. 
 
 Piller, pii'lur, *. t brr ^ii'inbcrer. 
 
 Pillicock, t. <7iiinie cine^ b'o\<a 
 ®ei\\et. Shak. 
 
 Pillion, pil'vuii. (ir. p|llin p. Int. 
 pilus) «. I. tat Siittelfifieii (ber lUifgci 
 ilopfre X^eil tet <Bat:c[i, ber nuf bcni JCiicfcii 
 be« 'iPfcrbee riil}f). 2. bat 5{eiifinen, i3>utel« 
 filTrii (9lrt ©lUtrl). 3. bat eiurelfiffcn fiit 
 ein (^riineniiniincr l)iiHer bem Sntrel ttt 
 :J{citfr6. SwiPT. UPmiiger geflcflt. 
 
 Pilloried, pit lurid, adj. an ten 
 
 Pillor) , pil'iaie. (fr. pilori; tnittt'lt 
 lilt, pilloriuiii) «. ber granger, i£(t)iinb« 
 pfiil)! , bat 5pniif eii'en. 
 
 Pillory, 0. a. nn ben granger ileflrit. 
 
 Pillow, pil'lo, (iiiigeir. pile, pyle; 
 ir. pilliur; liU. piilvinar) $. 1. tat Jti<pf< 
 fiffrn, ber ?fill)l. 2. ['IWnr.) brr Sopp ittt 
 3Jiigiprier4) ; tat ^rfleibiing^fiffrn (eine* 
 v£tng#). 3. brr ^pffilb (rtin 'i)>iliige). 
 
 To advise with one's pillow, f &ttVil4, 
 tine <Bad)e bt|(t>lafen , iiber (5-tiuii« idjlnffii. 
 
 Pillow bier, —-case, bie Jvopfjiii]e, 
 ber Ueberiiig, — Her, ber S3rtrcMl)ii«rer, 
 jjiiiilrnier. 
 
 PilloYV, p. n. nuf ein Jtppffiffen rrgen. 
 
 Pillowed, adj. i<pn (tuem $flil)l gt« 
 trngcn. 
 
 Pilose, piloze', ^ (f. pilosus) adj. 
 -PiloHM, pi lu». J [iBpf.J Ij.tnrig, 
 
 Pilosity, peios'seie, t. tit !)aarige 
 iScfd)(ifTenl)eit. 
 
 Pilot, pi'lut, (fr. piloft) *, I. [Wnr.} 
 ber ^ilDt, ©teuermnnn ; (niif ^liifTcii, an 
 ber Riiile) ber fippife, 2oot«inann. 2. i | 
 ber 5nl)rer , Ceiier. 
 
 Pi lot- boat, bie Cotljfenbarff. --fish, 
 i3rt)tM>pl.l 6«r Cporfe, Cotljfe. 
 
 Pil(»t, p. a. I. [^yjtar.] iPthfen, fleuern 
 (ein ©(t)iff), (out; nnflPfljiVn. 2. t a) fill)* 
 ren, b) lenfrn , rrgieren (eiiien ©rnnt). 
 
 Pilotag-e, pi-hiiiidje, (fr. 20.) : 
 
 1, t "'< ®tiiierntrtmi«funil, Ci'tijienfuMil. 
 
 2. tat 2ott)\tn, ©triiern. 3. tat Sootfeuf 
 grlb, bie £ptl)rengebi!il)r. — inward*, out- 
 wards, bie Sptl)irngei)iil;r beini (^ingang, 
 beini ^ii^gitng. 
 
 Piloting:, pi'luiing, J. tat Sotfjfcn, 
 ©teiiern, bie £pti)renrun|l , @teuermaniitf« 
 (unft. 
 
 Pilotisin, pi'lutizm, ^«.tbicCpt^f 
 
 Pilotry, piluire, 5l""/ ®teuer» 
 inniiii^fiinft. 
 
 Pilous, pi lus, (lat. pilosus) adi. I. 
 tjaaxi<i. 2. axii S^aat btfltt)tnt. 
 
 Pilser, pil'sur, t. ittniom.] - ob, 
 --fly. bie 2ld)rniprre. 
 
 Piinelile, piiu'tlite, (gr. pimeU 
 u. lithoK) «. l-DKiueralg.] ber iJJimelit. 
 
 Piinent, pi'msnt, (aiifr. SB. , ». I,) 
 I. WuH init einer $einii|';i)ung ppii (Seivur) 
 Ob. i^pnig, 
 
 Piinent<i, pemen'io.<and)Pim*at<«, 
 p. I'p. pimienia) t. ber ^)>iniciit, janiaifd^c 
 ■iJfriicr, [-, flcpii^x u. gird)nirgcU. 
 
 Pillllie<», piiu'leko. t. e Set oat U 
 
 Piiii|i, ptiup, *. ber ituppier. 
 
072 Fate, far, tall, fat Me, m^J. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, oil, rioiul. Ti'ibe, tiib, full, th'm, THU. 
 
 Pimp, d'. (jr. penipo'>)^ v.n. flippclll. 
 Pimpernel, iJimpcrnel, (I. pini- 
 piiiella) *. |2iot.] Mc «J5iriipiiifnc. 
 
 Pimpillo, piiiipillo, *. [23Dt.] Me 
 
 Piiiipinel, flin'pcnel. *. [95ot.] 
 
 tie ivrtfie gti'iiipiiiipiiifdc. trni 'bodipetnltin. , 
 Pimping-; P'"''P'nS! *• ti« ivu»)|)c» 
 
 lei, ^nf ^iipiu-m. 
 
 Pimpiiigr, ailj- fiftii, flfringe. — 
 
 nilv. Pimp i ugly. lllljud)tin, fud). 
 
 Pimping^nesS) piin'pingne*, *. 
 fcif 5-nchinir. ^ Itie %m\t. 
 
 Pimple, piiri'pl. (niifletr. pinpel) i. 
 Pimpletl, puiipid. atlj. finiitfl. 
 
 Pin, pin. (IV. pin; ir. pion; ffblD. 
 piniie; $iiiiie) *. 1. bie ^iniie, ter 9iftael, 
 
 5fic<iclii(i(ic( , S^lifgnnnel, iunjeii , 'ipfiorf, 
 Me Siuerfe. 2. >pr 3lrf)#iingif , tie Cuiife. 3. 
 tie %itel iiiiu Qtwni f'rtrfiii )ii ilecfcn, j. 
 5i. Curling -, Mc ^iiiiriuiti'I) , (lu'i'.) tie 
 ©tediintel. 4. f tie Srecfiintel (itiun« 05e. 
 riufleS, eine Jtleiiiigfeit). 5. ter Sfiflf^' 
 SEeifer (finer ©Diiiiemiiir !c.). 6. ter Oiriffel 
 (jiini ®d)rci6eii). 7. ter ©tift (an Uhren u-.). 
 
 8. (eluu.) ter Jpolivflicf mirreii in ter 3"''' 
 fd)(ibe, ter '>Witrelpiiiift terfclten; (tiiljcr) 
 
 9. i ter 9J?irtelpiiiift, i<\6 Snnerile (teS 
 ^frjenS). Shak. 10. ter ^Oirbel din ©ni^ 
 teiiiiiflriinieiiten); (tnl^er) 11. f "■ © ^'« 
 Cni;ne, ©timtiuiiifl. li. ter ^egel (jiitii 
 JteflefiVieleii). 13. tie Wii(\l\e, SJofle (mi 
 $elj). 14. ter 9iaflc( (eiii ffeft <\m 3liine). 
 15. eine fdjntlidje g-etidjtujfcit im JJuf-e ter 
 gnlfen. 
 
 Turned pin. [TOor.] ter ^ri'ilienniigel. 
 Rolling -, tie giutclanilje, tn< 9iiitciliDlj. 
 A -'* head, ein ©rtcfnil6e(fi'pf. Pin and 
 web, ein glerf, Slu^iuud)^ im ^liige. Shak. 
 It is not a pin's matter, e6 i|1 frinr 
 fileiniflfeit. I care not a -, id) fnige 9Tid)ts 
 (arund). To be upon a peevish — , to be iu 
 a merry -, ubler Cfliiiif fein; 6ri riiitifli-r 
 £aiine fcill. To be in a laughing -, Cuil 
 itini Cnditii (;nben. 
 
 Pin-afore, tie <Zd)ur\e , ta& Caftdjrii. 
 — basket, o tns 9fjc|ifii(tiirin ((f0f(5ct>prne 
 ^iiit). --bit, tie SSi'ljnpilje , tns 33i>hr 
 eifeii. --case, tie 3intclbi'id)|e. — cuslii 
 on. b(i« 9intrlfi(Ten , 9?iitelfigd)en. - 
 dust, ter ^t'T'*!"^ C"' 9irttlern). -• 
 feather, --fether, tie fleine, furjr 
 JJeter. — -fethered, —-feathered 
 nod) nid)t (tilijfle. — fold, (je^t pound) 
 tie (9Stcl)=) ipiirte. - hole, ter ^iiitdilid) 
 (ta« turd) einen ©tid) ()enMd)te £od)). -- 
 niiiker, ter 9irttlcr. --making, bn? 
 9inrelnuid)rn , tnS ^intlcrlinntiverf. - 
 money, in6 Cl'intelflrlt. --tail-duck, 
 bie ©itljente. --tongs, s. pi. ['OTnr.J t.e 
 ©diiefjniiyen. --vices. #. ;•/. ter '5etrr> 
 feilfli'ben. -wire, ter Stilt el rd)iift. 
 
 Pin, (lu. piniaw) v. a. I. mit einer 
 |5iniie I't. init $iniien, ©tifren, ©terfiifltciii, 
 Sweden, 9iii)ieln, SBoljen befefliflen, l)tften, 
 nnl)ffren, onilicfen, nniinqeln. 2. i a) liriten. 
 b) nn ter ^tiiie fnffen (ivie ipiiiite, Cd)rrn 
 K). 3. berV|li(]rn, jiirnmnienbiiiten , jiuini: 
 ten , tei1inad)en. 4. rintperren , eiiird>iif|>iMi, 
 finpferd)eti , in 5?i"irten tl)im (S5iil)> u. 
 Pen II. poiindi. 6. 1 rinrd)lirgrn. 
 X. IX) She lilted the piincess trotu the 
 
 PIN 
 
 earth, and so locks her i« embracing, I 
 
 as if she would pin her to her heart. 
 
 Shakspeare. 
 
 To pin a story on any one, (S^incm cinej 
 
 e>efd)id)te niifl)efr<n, aiiil)iiiiflen. To - one's 
 
 self to a woman's petticoat, fid) llllter tell I 
 
 ^iiutofffl fl'lijeii. To - one's self upon any i 
 
 one. [idj G'i'.iein nnhniinen. To — •ne'.s opi- j 
 
 nion upon anotlier man's sleeve, ter 'Wci: i 
 
 niing einei 2lntcrn tliiitliiii)6 folgen. To - 
 
 the basket, tie ©iid)e terd)lie(jen , entigen. 
 
 To — a house under the groundsel, ein 
 
 ipnui iiuterbaiitn. 
 
 To. p i n down, 1. fefl nind)en, 6iii»en. 2. i 
 To — any one down to .. , © inen biiiten an ... 
 To pin up, niif(;iften , nufilirfen, ni!f= 
 nngeln , iiiirYd)iirjen. tSJieljte. 
 
 Pinaster, pinas'iiir, s. tie ivilDe 
 PinCer.S, pin'siin, f. Pinchers. 
 Piucli , piiish. cfr. piucer; nrin. 
 pin<;/.a; it- fi/.i'ne) v. a. 1. fiieipeil ; fnei-- 
 fen, flemnicn, jnxirfen, jiuirfen (iiunAen 
 jivci Ijnrten Si)rperii>, qiierrd)en, prejTcn. 
 2. 1 a) diinlen, tniffen. b) tnrbcn, l)ungern, 
 (eiten laffen. c) (Sines ipotrcn , ©inen niip; 
 hiintcln. d) tiird)rriiigcn , rd)neiten (i>. ter 
 iiiiire). e) errd)i:>pftn (eine gmge). 3. i a) 
 fueipen, tri'irfen (u. ©ricfeln k.>. b) tran= 
 gen, in Die 0-nge treibeii. c) einiiuiingen, 
 eineiigen. Shak. d; t turd) tie ©d)nrie 
 Minfrl nuid)en. 
 3. b) The argument pinches the objec- 
 tor. 'Wr.K.sTER. 3. d; And piuch'd the 
 lily-tincture of her face. Shak. 
 
 A pinching cold, eine i"d)nrirfnte 
 ^iilte. To be pinched, iiu ffletnimje ge; 
 rorlu'll. To — one's self of any thing, fict) 
 (SiiuiiS pfn'agen. To - tlie belly, fid)'* «in 
 Ceibe nbtiirben. To be pin died for want 
 of food, jpunger leitcn. To — any one of 
 his meat. (5-inen luiiigeni Infjen. Pinched 
 with hunger, nilfgrMlligiTt. To — any one 
 by the hand, (S-||ieiU tir ipilllt trnrfeii. 
 
 To pinch off, nbfiiciveii , nbiipicfeu; 
 ou^reigen (Snnre). 
 
 Pincii, V. n. I. ? trfirfen. 2. 1 a) 
 
 trniigeii , fid) enrgrgciijleden, iiu ^ege frin. 
 
 b) (infieiegen. 3. tnrben , l;ungern, in 9iiul) 
 
 fein. 4. fnirfern , gcijeii. 
 
 2. a> You see where the reasons pinch. 
 
 Drvdes. 
 
 Pincli, *. I. ter ^nijf, Su'irf. 2. i 
 
 «) trr Snirf. b) tie .Rlemnir, 9i»il;. 3. - 
 
 of .^nnff etc., tie '^Tiit irtbnf :c. 
 
 To give any one a pinch, C*'inen flieis 
 fen. At a -, im Jnlle ter Oiprl). To be a 
 a — . in ter .Kleinine fein. To come to tlie 
 -, jiir Ilnrerriid)iiiig fDinnien. To i>e under 
 
 the — of pressing necexkity , in ter tnn> 
 
 gentflen, grcuren ^eslj fein. 
 
 Pinch -belly, — tisi, --gut, — - 
 penny, ter gU). 
 
 PinclllX^Ck, pinsh'bck. (P. (|-rnii» 
 ter) *. ter Iiintiirf, tns ^*riuiiiietii(l. 
 
 Piiiciier, pin.shiir. *. 1. einer, 
 ter fnrift, fneipr, jiuirft, jmnrft. 2. i a> 
 ter Qiiiiler, Drucfer. b) trr ©ciiliniiS. 
 
 PinelierS, pin'shurz. (i<. pinch) 
 
 ». ;>/. I. tie 3'i«ge; (in engrrer SKftrnriing) 
 a) tie 3>il)"l'''"f)'^ h) tie 35eiBjiiiige, i\iinp 
 iiinge. 2. (bei pirlen 1l)irren) tie ^I'l^t 
 iJliinen, ©d)i'ren, 5i'ihll;6rner. 
 
 PIN 
 
 Pinching^, p'n'sh'ng, ». tn< Sntl* 
 pen, itneifen. --tongs, *. pi. tn^ &raai 
 
 feleii'en. 
 
 Pindaric, pindar'ik, (p. Pindar) 
 adj. pintiiriid). - *. tic pinbiiviu^e £)te. 
 
 Pine, pine, (I. pinus; (r. pin; nngi"!!'. 
 pinn-treow; m. pin-bren) *. tie 5id)te, 
 9{otl)fiid)te, ter 5id)tenbauin, tie S>{ptl);, 
 $cd)> , 5?iir}tnnne. 
 
 Pine -apple, 1. ter 5id)tennpfer, 5irf)» 
 tenjnpfen. 2. tie 9Iniiim£i, — branch, ter 
 gid)reiii»ueig. --creeper, [ Dmit^. ) tec 
 23lflnPiigel. --gr»ss - beak, [Orniti).J 
 ter gid)teiil)nder. --grove, ter %i(t)ttnt 
 l)nin, 5'id)teniunlb. — kernel, [91imr.l 
 tie Sirbeltri'ife. --martin, [%iturg.] tet 
 55id)ten!, Innnenmnrter. --thistle, tie 
 binue Diflef. -- 1 r e e , tie gic^te; five- leaved 
 -, ter 3irbelbfluin. 
 
 Pine, (fr. peine; ongelf. pin; ijoU. 
 pyn; qjein) *. « tie ^ein, ter ©mm. 
 
 Pine, (nngclj'. pinan; gr. peinao) v. 
 n. I. fid) abi)atmtn, uot ^ninnier o6. SeiB 
 I'ergcljen, fti^ nbjeljren; (pft mit awny) per* 
 rd)mrtd)ten. 2. (at) fid) grmnen ot. betrubea 
 (fiber), G'tiunS beinniniern. 3. (for, after) 
 fd'niiic^ren (iint^). 
 
 Pine, V. a. 1. por Summer, ©rnin 
 It. ?cit I'frgeljen mnd)en, nbjeljren , abmet* 
 gfin, nnsmergeln. 2. ? betrrtuera, 6e)om> 
 mem. Miltow. 
 
 To pine one's self to deaih, fid) )n 
 iPte gninien. 
 
 Pineal, pin'neal, ((. pinealis) adf. 
 - gland. 13lmir.] tie 3irbeltrij|V. 
 Pinea.<«ter, f. Pinaster. 
 Pinrold, pJn'fold, (p. pin, pen u. 
 fold) s. tie (-Biel):) .^lirte. 
 
 Pinefui, pineiul, adi- t peinpofl. 
 Ping-ie, ping'gl, s. t ter a5eri"d)Mg, 
 fie firiae ^miiiiiniing. 
 
 Ping-iiid, ping'gwid, (Int. pinguis) 
 adj. f ini\ , fett. 
 
 Pinion, pm'yun. (fr. pignon) t. 1. 
 rie Jlugelfpi^e. 2. tie (Jeter, ter ^eterfiel. 
 .Shak. 3.5 ut ? ter Jlligel, gitrig, tic 
 ed)ivinne. 4. ter (Jingriff <nn 3{areta), 
 Iriibel. 5. tie Slrmfefyel. 
 
 Pinion, v. a. 1. (tie ^lilgel) Inl)tneti, 
 
 I'iiiten. 2. i iiiljinen. 3. (tiiid) Sni'iiinineiif 
 
 i'd)ia"ireu ot. 3liibinten ter g'liigel u.) feffeln, 
 
 [ifli'iiiteii, anbintcn. 4. i frfi'ein , biiiten. 
 
 4. To be pinioned by formal rules of 
 
 stale. MoRRia. 
 
 To pinion down. $ nil tie ©eitf, illl 
 
 ten iiiirpcr nogeln (einen "Jlrni). 
 
 A second spear pinion'd down his 
 left. Drvdes. 
 
 Pinion, (fr. pignon) «. [%pt.] 1. te> 
 ^^iiiifiibiiiim. 2. tie 'ipiuie. 
 
 Pini<»ned, pin yund, ndj. befli'igelt. 
 
 Dryuen. 
 
 Piiiionist, pin'ytini.st, t. f tii£ ge« 
 
 frrigclte li)itr, trr JBcgcl. [^iniL 
 
 Piiiite, pill nit. *. [ gWneraig. ] fcet 
 
 M'iaiii, pingk. (w. pine; l)i>Il. pinck) 
 
 s. 1. tii^ ';!liige, firiiie '^liige, jleiiglein (niic 
 
 nod) in 3nfiiinmeii|Vijg., j. 25. --eye, tat 
 
 fume "Jliige, -iMiiiiiinge - eyed, bliiijtiiii 
 
 gig SiiAK).. 2 t tiif ©i1)iOiir)e, tie '•JMitt 
 
 (tuur >id)rib() , (Ot. i!iid)Olnti-ni 0011 pinac't 
 
 lU'ijidirii) tir («ipiVl; (Ciil;tr) 3. t Oa- 
 
FAte. far, fall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6. move, ndr, a;6t. Oil, rl6iid. T\\Uf. uih. fTiil. l//in, THi.s. 673 
 
 PIN 
 
 Botjuglid)fte ) bie Rrmt (btr 9lniflffit ic). 
 Shak. 4. [33ct.] tie 9iilfe. 5. (&ie iKelfeii: 
 fiirbi-; Cii6 Sblnpri'f^, DtoiViiroU). English -. 
 Diiicli -, tm ©(ftilttijclb. --color. Me 
 {Jifircbfiirbr, Cos 9<i>reiin)t(). --paper, bia^- 
 rc(\)t6 '35 -pier. 
 
 l*luk, (fr. piiique) «. I. [9]7nr.] tiir 
 <p!iife trine SUtt €(J)iife). 2. [ort)tl)i)ol.] die 
 Qrit\t)t. [fd)tiirtlcn ©tern (jtibriic. 
 
 Pink-aterned, [-War.] eiiirn (VIt 
 
 IPink, v.a. I. (rrmiliid)) all^^(1)ll(i^rll. 
 biird)iled)rii , Ciirc^l'rerfjrii (fine HJrbeit). 2. 
 nicDertled)(ii, nieerrilfbrii. Addison. 
 
 I*iiikf V. n. -|- blinjrn. L'Eitrange. 
 
 Pinker f piiigkur, «. Qwxtx, tn 
 fuiifliid) niif)"(1)iui&ct, Ciin1)l&d)frt. 
 
 Pinking:, pingkniSi «• (it bur<t)6ro: 
 <f)fiie "Jtrbfit. 
 
 Pinkneedle, p'ngk'nledl, «. Cir 
 Sdiiiiiriiiifrl rtiie* Sd)iifrr6. 
 
 PinnHce, plua*. (fr. pin«««e) t. 
 I ['Si.ir. tie %?Mi(i(7f. 1. t t)\t ®(t)(iliippr. 
 
 Pinnacle, pin'nakl, (fr. pinacle; 
 IV. |.iiiv;;yl) * I. i tit Simir. 2. l lit 3iii»<, 
 trr 'WiptVI. 
 
 Pinnn'-I«, ». o. niit 3inn«n orrfrlitii. 
 
 PiiinH|;-e, pin'n&dje, (v. pin) *. t 
 trr i^llr^flM'(^lll(J. 
 
 Pinnate, pin'iiit«, ) tint, plnn* 
 
 Pinnated, pin'nitad,^ tu«) ndj. 
 
 Pinnatifld, p'n'nateftd. (Int. pinna 
 11. liii'i..) ailj. CSi't.) t^nKxjfntfrrt. 
 
 Pinnatiped , piicnai^ped , (Int. 
 
 piiMia II. pes) atlj. {JIl'fTf"!'')'" I)"''"'*- 
 
 Pinner, p'n'nur, «. I. ^mrr, brr 
 oiiilerf t. niifiVrft, niifjfftft, 6ffnli<ir. 2. G-iiirr. 
 err ®iflj in ^ilrrrn tliiit, ttr ©cftnfrr, i^i'ir; 
 buinuffeljfr. 3. 6er 9?aMcr. 4. a\ fr. pelg 
 noir^ tit 5JirigflI)oii6f ; (nii^) tn ^niiDtii. 
 
 PInnite, p'n'nit. *. [g?ofurfl.] brr 
 ^'iiiinr. Mr I'rrilfiiierte £'frfmiif(t)fl. 
 
 Pinnock, p'n'nuk, «. lOrnitf;.] tit 
 qjfrifr. 
 
 Pint, pint, (fjpd. pint; fr. pinfe; fp. 
 
 iita) ». I. tit ^inte, tni ^i'fifl (= 4 giiu 
 
 fill hfltb quart). 2. [<J>;i.irin.] jiu&If Unje'.i. 
 
 Pi 111 -pot. Me SJitrfflime. 
 
 Pintado, piM'AdA, ( ft..) --bird. 
 I I Oriiiri).] tai <J>ir(liHl)n, 6te 9iiin»ir(l)f 
 
 Pintail -duck, pin'tiie-duk, (v. 
 piii II. lail) $. jCriiltl).) bcr ^fcilfrtjiv.ini. 
 
 Pintle, |.?iril. «. l. brr flcint Srlirn 
 
 I? ^^jli'tf ; |9lrjl.'l.] ber eifrriie SiH'fni; 
 
 •?)?ar ] trr 9eiircrf)nfeH. 2. 6 6n< mniiniicfje 
 
 Pinnies, piu'ult, (fr. pinnule) «. p(. 
 
 1 Jlilrt'ii. i Mif 01nVi)on (All ciiienr3Ii1rolnMuni>. 
 
 Piny, pi lie, (p. lAt. pimis) «<(/'. fut)> 
 tiiiri-irt). 
 
 Pioneer , piineer' , (fr. plonnier) 
 (. I. [9RiIit.] ^cr ®4nnj(ir.ibfr, S(J)rtiijar» 
 Kitrr, (fhfin.) ©djaiijer. 2. i tfr S5orrtcbei> 
 rcr, 35iTiniiffr. 
 
 Pi«>iiing', pl'uiiing, «. t tni @(^aii> 
 jeii. fir S<t)iinj<ir(ibfrarbi'it. 
 
 Piony, pi Tiiie. ^ (llKirli*. pionle') «. 
 
 Peony, pe'une.j [S5ot.] i>if ^rii'afl' 
 roff, ^oiiifl^riM'e. 
 
 Piouw, i>l'd«, (fnt.plu*) adj. I. frrmiit, 
 
 £119^ • (Uui*eli. Worierbueh. L 
 
 PIP 
 
 qctte^filrt^tig. 2 fri'tiim, gottfeliti (u. Bin 
 i|en>. 3. lirbevoi'l, riuMid), i>irtlict); niilD 
 u>. Wobcii). 
 
 Pious frniid, ber frpiiiiiie SSrtrng. - 
 cliaiLsoii. ber ijei|lliil)e OJeiaiig. Shak 
 
 Piously, pi lisle, ado. I. friMiiin 
 .)0trf6iiiritiri>). 2. fiiiMuD, liebriMjd. 
 
 PioilMlieMS , pi'u.sues , «. I. bit 
 JriMiiniiijfeir, (iJotusfiirc^t. 2. bif finbl.dje 
 I'ifbe. 
 
 Pip, pip, (f;on. pip; fr. pepie) «. 1. 
 ttx -Jjipps (fine Srrtnfljett brr SJiJgfl). 2. 
 (lUii ©piflforcen) tc[i ']liige. 3. f ber 'llpfch 
 
 Green pip, o bif "i5Ieid)iu(t)r. [fern. 
 
 Pip, r. «. I. (eiiiem ^ul^iie) ben $ippe 
 nel)inrn i<b. ri'i^en. 
 
 Pip, (int. pijiio; )V- pipian; bnn. pip<r) 
 pi? Ob. peep, V. M. piprn ; I'lCrtibitiiVr.] pii^f". 
 
 Pipe, pipe. Ciingelf. pipe; ro. pii>; ir. 
 pib. piub; \^\\>. pip. pipa; l;Pll. pyp; '^fflff ; 
 (biiljer engl. hfe; tiiin. pil>e; fr. pipe; nrni. 
 pip ot. pimp; pi>ri. , it. II. I'p. pipa) «. I. 
 i'JRuf.] bif iMfifr; j. ». \Uixa\ -, bir ^irs 
 rcnflotf, i5)irfenpfeiff, tai jprtbfrroljr; Bag- 
 -, Me ©nifpffift. 2. bie ^M'eife, 9{ol)rf mm 
 ?l5rt(|fr II. ftiiberf giujTigftittn fprtjiiieireiii , 
 (II. tn engerer 5^ebenriing) ai tie •i^riinnni: 
 r&hre. b) bii« ®priijenr6i;rrt)en. 3. (»Jlni«t j 
 a> bie 9?M>re. l») (cn* Drg.iii ber ©rimnie 
 II. be« 9ltl)einl)i'len«, |. ©. iiii W I n d - p i p e, 
 bif Siiftroljr*. o bie I'ltiirohre, ©penVritjre, 
 Kfhlf; (II. 1> bie Reljle, ©iintme. Shak.. 4. 
 ler Ciibrilprfrtng , bie SnbeilDrf iiiitl^. 5. bie 
 •JJififf, liibrtfspfeife. 6. ((S-ngl.) ein »Jlrrt)ii' 
 fine 'Mbiljfiliiiia tci fijuigl. ©(^.n^fiiniintT 
 Ob. bie ©(1)ii9fniuiii*r fe ibih P i p e - o f 1 i c • 
 1)1 ein ©urenii, luo ber Sorilanb (Clerk of 
 ihe pipe) ^Piidjifcntrnrte iit^er petliiljciir 
 firpiigfitcr, 9{fd)nnngfn brr ©hrriff* ic. \\\\i- 
 itrtigt. 7. bie <pipf lem Jiifc ent^iilrenb iiuei 
 kogslieads Pb. 120 gallons 'ZUfin , Db. bir 
 Parin enrljflltene auitntUiU). lt)oren U^tw- 
 
 To exliibii one's pipe, fttf) (HK6 ©>ilU)i'r) 
 
 Pipe-clAy, bif 'iJJffiiinfrbe , brr ijjiei 
 ffttiljBii. --fi»h, l3(t)it)i)pL] brr >l>Hiien: 
 ftflt). --itaple, [Diril.J I. bft litPilfjlP' 
 pfrr, ^fe.feiiilopffr. 2. jerbrcitfiie 9iol)reii 
 ppii irbenen lobitrfepfrifeii. -• staves. *. 
 pi. bie «JJipfniliibe, tm i)5iiifcnl)i'ii. --tree, 
 ber •^feifeiibautn, fpiinifitje ^ptiinber. -- 
 weed, bie ©tegndertf. --wine, ^riit 
 ppin 5'i(T< >'"fl- Shak.. 
 
 Pipe, v. n. 1. pfrifni (aiif finer i)>|ii|ei. 
 2. pieifen tivie ber il5inb>; tiuiefeit. 3. o 
 (Inbiif) rnn(t)eii. 
 
 Pipe, V. a. pffiieii <eine 9Jrie jo. 
 
 Pipe, (P. pip.! »• a. To - carnations. 
 5)iflfcnnblegir m.id)en. 
 
 Piped, pi ped, adj. mil finer 9?M;r(, 
 roljrniformig, pfciieiiarttfl. 
 
 Piper, pi pur, «. 1. t^OTiif.] ber^fei- 
 fer. 2. ber ©cl)retcr. 3. o ber labiifrniicter. 
 4. (0<l)tl)'>ol.] - I'b. --fish, ber ^pftifer. 
 
 Piperid^e, plp'uiidje, *. [$8ot.j 
 ber 58erberit)eii|lrniid). 
 
 Piperin, plp'urln, «. 1. ber ^epe; 
 ri>*» (eine pcr^ririete "TOaiTe pon pnifnitir(t)cr 
 5ird)e). 2. eine eigeiiri;i"iiiili(t)e, nu8 f cm fdjiuar^ 
 jca iJJirffi'r gejogcne ^riilndriibiliinj. 
 
 Piping', pipeing, udj. 1. 6 inott, 
 rd)iua(l), frmtfli(t>. 2. © ivrtdeub, ficbciib. - 
 hot, »rul^t)ei^ 
 
 PIS 
 
 Pipistrel, pep's'trel, «. [gTatutfl.J 
 
 bie 3ii'i'ri|ili'bcriiiiiii6. 
 
 Pipkin, pip'kin, idlmin. u. pipe) «. 
 bits (nbeiit:) iBpfcfjen. 
 
 Pippin, pip pin, (f^i^n. pippeling) «. 
 I. ber ^^ipping (eine 91rt 9lpfel). 2. -|- ber 
 '^Jonter.injeiifirn. [rer(t)f. 
 
 Pippit, pip'pit. (fr. pipit) I. bie ^$ip» 
 
 Pi<iuancy, pik'kanse, *. 1. ^ bie 
 Sitiirfe, bi'if-eiife Gigcnfctjaft. 2. 1 brtd 93eii 
 Bfiire, '31iijriglirt)f. 
 
 Piquant, pik'kant, (fr. ^., v. pi- 
 qiier) ml}. I. I frt).irf, beigmb, prirffliib. 2. 
 t bfieeub, niijfiglitf). — ado. Piq'uanlly, 
 iiljnri, |le(t)fnb, beijenb. 
 
 Pique, peek. cfr. <33.) ». I. ber(>>ron, 
 .^iig (to, g.gen). 2. bie ^i^e, ber llngciliiiii. 
 •J. bie 9{eiJ^arfeit, (JnipfinblKftfeit. - of 
 lienor, tai G'lirgeful)! , bie ©nipnnblitfjfeit 
 nil qjniifte ber Gljre. 4. (^ifetip.J ber ©ed)i 
 iig.r. 
 
 Pique, (fr. ptquer) •. a. I. frSils 
 
 fell, iiiifbriiigrii, beleibigen. 2. empfiiiblid) 
 
 iiinctji'ii, rrijen, fpprnen , nniVpriien, nntrci» 
 
 Pen. 3. |-'J5ifetrp ] G-inen ©e(t)jiger ma£<)cn. 
 
 2. PIqu'd by Protogenes' faiue, 
 
 From Co to Rhodes ApellM c»roe. 
 
 Prior. 
 
 To pique one* self (M II. In, ficf) &t« 
 
 m<\i ^11 (^)iire Hum anf ..., feine &l;re on 
 
 Q-tmai ff^i-n, fid) piel eiuPikeii aiif ..., fitO 
 
 pifirfii ant . . . 
 
 Men pique tlieiuseives on their skill la 
 
 llie learned languages. Locke. 
 
 Pique, V. n. (Born erregeii) franreii.' 
 
 PIqueer, f. Pirkeer. [berer* 
 
 Pi«|u«'fr«rr, r'lkkeei 'lir. j. ber^liliit 
 
 Piquc^t, leK^t', (fr. 2U.) «. ( itar* 
 trinp.i f.if^Jiiifii.^tfiiiViel (f. nnt^ Picket). 
 
 Piracy, |«i lase, ',fr. piraierie, p. gr.) 
 i. 1. bie ©irrnuPi-rci. 2. bie iifdiiberei, (bef.ji 
 ber liti'rarnctf i>ii-bihil)l, 9?ii(t)bni(f. 
 
 Piratte, pliai. igr. pciiaies; fr. pi. 
 rate) *. 1. ber ©fcriiiiber. 2. t<\6 9{ihiber< 
 idjiff. 3. bir iKiiiiber, (bef. ) ^'JiK^bnirfer, 
 'lUiffthreibrr. 
 
 Pirate, p. n. ©eernubrrfi, tai ^a&it 
 bru{fera>ii'irPc irribfii. - r. «. rniibfii, (bif-) 
 nii(t>brii(feii, iiii6Kt)ri'ibeii ("PiJcbcr). 
 
 Pirating expedition, ber '£eeraiiber)Uf|, 
 bie ?{aiitiMi)rr. 
 
 Piratical, pirai'tikal. udj. I. @eei 
 raiib treibfiib, in ©cerntib be ileljeiib , fee* 
 raiibrriic^, ©reratibcr. .., 9{aiib... 2. rau> 
 berifct). 
 
 Piratical coiiiniaiider, ber ©eernttbert 
 (jiiiiptniiinii. — ship, tai ©eer.iiiberfdjiif. - 
 printer. t>er ^tiichbriicffr. 
 
 Piratically, pliat'i jkalli , md: 
 burrt) Scerniiberei. 
 
 Pirog'ue, p'rog', ) (fp. piragua) 
 
 Pirag:ua, piiiw'gwa,5 *■ l. bie ^i> 
 rofle (&<\\)\\ ber 2(3ilbeio. 2. [ '7iorbnm.] bii 
 f(f)niaie t^d^re (init iivei 'OJfnfleti iiiib eiiieqi 
 ©d)iptrte). 
 
 Pirn, «. [Dertr.] bie ©pule (ber ©piHs 
 neriiiiifii, SDeber lo. 
 
 Pirry, pirre. (ifil. byr)«. tbtrStiirm. 
 
 Piscary, piH'karre, (it. pescheria; 
 fr. peclierie. p. Iftr. piscis) j. 1. [ -Kedjt^i 
 fpr. 1 tai JJifd)rr(f)t, 9(«d)t n\ fliAen. 2. f 
 «) ber 5'l"(t)bel;rtlfer. b) ber 5ii(^mnrtt. 
 
 4a 
 
(j74 Fat*-. '■••• f.'ll. fal. W. 'not. Finr, fin. N6, move, n5r, s:o(. oil. dSn.l. Tube, tnb, fiill. t/jin. TF4i.«. 
 
 PiSCation, pKka'shun, ((at. pi«ca- 
 tio) *. ^fr Jifrtifinig. 
 
 Piscatory, pis'kature, adj. gifite 
 OD. ^il■ (Jtfiiifrn iM'trtffcnC', 5ird)cr... 
 
 Pisces, pis'sex, clat. S3>.) *. pi- 
 [SlTiMi-l pie JifdK- 
 
 Pi.SCilie, pis'sin. (Int. piscina) *. t><\i 
 6pi"ilm.ifiiTbrhiilrnig (in fntl). Sir(t)eu). 
 
 Piscine, adj. jii gii'djen flffjori.). 
 
 gifrf)... , , , , 
 
 Piscivorous, plssivvorus, dat. 
 
 piscis 11. voro) adj. ftrd}irciTeil6. 
 
 Pisli, pisli. (bidiv. fliipr. u. fleutjr. 
 
 psiiawi (gr. plieii) interj. pfui! 
 
 Pisli, r. n. pfuieii, 95crn(t>tuii!] nu^: 
 
 Pisirorm, pis'seform, (p. (lit. piMiiii 
 u. foini.i) iidj. frlMViiformia. 
 
 Pismire, pii'miie, Uptt. pigmierc; 
 frf)m. iiiyra; fnii. iiiyre) «. bit ^ilmciff, 
 Si'utntiu'irf. 
 
 Pigolitt-, pix'solit. (flr. pison 11. liilios . 
 «. I'Wiiifriilii.l rer Grbfcnftciu. 
 
 Pis<»pitait, pl«o(aIf, «. [■OJtiiuTiilij.i 
 tcr '!pn"ppl)>iir. 
 
 Piss, pis, ipilKii; rd)iu. pi»i»a; fr. pin 
 sei ; m. pisaw; I'llff. pisye; ir. pisciare; 
 pen", pishar) V. n. ii. v. a. Ijariien , pitii"". 
 e |Vicf)en. 
 
 To piss tallow, (nai) ter 9?riinil}rit 
 ntflger ivertien (p. ipirt"(j)ni). Shak. To - 
 open ...» 1. (ItiunS btpiiTeii. 2. (S-iiiru 
 iiim aSefteii ijiibeu. 
 
 Prup. 9 PI suing down one's back. 
 (Jiiieni rcf)meirt)eli'f. To - tlnongli one quill, 
 oiit diianCiT iiiiter ciiicr Uerfe lifofn. To 
 > against tlie wind , miDrr itn @tn>nt 
 fdjRiimmfn. [tae '3rift)e. 
 
 Piss, 4. Me 'ipifi'c, ^f^ 5iiirn, llriu , 6 
 
 Piss-a-bed, 1. Bcr 23iTtpiffiT. 2. [55or.i 
 tie 55uttcrf)iume, Duttcrl'liime, (Sctrtjl'lnmc. 
 — -burnt. Ijnniperfig. --pot, tcr i)(iid)r. 
 trpf, tii« 9indir<]errt)irr, He <Bcici)(n<i)tL - 
 prop lie t. o ter llriutpftrr. 
 
 Pissaspiiult, pivasfalt, (or. pixsa 
 tj. a«plialios; *. ["TOiiifrnla.) C>er ^frfltfjcrr. 
 
 Pissing-, pissing, «. iai ^iiriicn, 
 e ®eirt)cn. - adj. Ijariieiie. 
 
 Pissing conduit, 6ie ©fid)riiine 
 place, ber ©eidjiuiiiW, ^igwiiifcl. (Shak. 
 
 A pisHJng while, o eii) ^2Iii(]i'nblicf. 
 
 Pist, pi.s(.)(fr. piste; fp. piiita) #. ter 
 
 Piste, 5 ipiiffc^Iaa (bit ©vur ^'^ 
 5?tri-&f()uf«). 
 
 Pistachio , p'sii'shi , (it. 'm. ; fr. 
 pistaclie; gr. pistakia) ». [^ot.] iit ^Oiaiit. 
 9>iiiipettiuf (Olid) --nut). 
 
 Pistacli io- tree, bft ^iflniienbniiiii. 
 
 Pistaclte, pSs'ta»it.> . „ . . , 
 
 Pista..ite, 5'- ^P"^°'" 
 
 Pistareen, p'starc^u', «. cine @il: 
 tcrmiinje (= 17 o6. 18 cents p6, 9 den. 
 (Srerl.). 
 
 PIsteriiig', pts'turing, (pifpeni) adj. 
 o leife pilileriiS. 
 
 Pistil, pis't'l, (tat. pistillum) t. [<Bot.] 
 ber '3piflif(, ©fampct, ©tcmpcl, ©taiitiurn. 
 — Pistllla'ceouR, adj. ailf tirm '^i|1i(Ie 
 IvadlVnt). — Pis' til late. adj. ciiu'il -;^^I■ 
 (I'd IjabfitB , in fiiifiii 'Unlifle biilrhiiiP. — 
 i'i - tilli t'ei ous, I'llj. flllCIl ^Mfltd liV.f 
 ©iiiiU'ijri" ffi IjiUu'iir. 
 
 FIT 
 
 Pistillation, pistiiiashun, (p. (at. 
 pistilluiii) *. + t)ii^ 3erilt^0c" iiieiiiem'iJJfiJrfer. 
 
 Pistol, pis'tul, (fr. pistolet; it. II. j'p. 
 
 pistola) *. He 'ipiriole leiii (Sd)ifMi]eu)el)r>. 
 
 To clap a p i K I o I to one's breast, (S-iUClll 
 eine 'JJiflole nut tie S5ni|1 le^eii. 
 
 Pistol-bag, —-case, die ^i|lo(eM: 
 l)oitrer. --barrel, tcr ^^Jii^cleutaiij. - 
 liot, ter ^$iriolen|'d)iip i ta6 "^cttid) ciiier 
 ■i^nliieiifiiiicli. 10C1I, crfd)ic6en. 
 
 Pistol, V. a. init eiiur ^ipiilDlc I'c^ics 
 
 Pistole, pi»iole', (fr. ^Ii5. ; it. pisioiai 
 s. 1 -Wiiiuiiu. j tie -J>i|lcle (ip. (aiutimiiijc, 
 ; 5 i!iicid)6tl)lr.>. 
 
 Pistolet, pisiolet, (fr. '20.) *. i:i 
 ®.icfpi|U>lt, tcr 'ijiiifer, toiicfpujfir, ta6 Zev- 
 jeri'i. 
 
 Piston, piH'iun, (fr. ii. fp. ^S3. ) «• 
 : eidtiipel , (Strmpcl (ciiier '!))?nfd)iue) , 
 KiHi-cii uiiur Dampfmiirc^iiic). 
 
 Pit, pit, ulll(jclf. pit. pyt; lat. putens; 
 ir. puiis; Ijofl. put; n>. pydj ir. pit; faii^fr. 
 put. puiiu.i *. I. ^ie (fiimllic^e) ©riiue, a; 
 fit xiijijie, tiiS Slid) I 111 tcr (yrte). b; tic 
 Ji)lli)riiDc; (taljerj || and) t tie 'Jadgriite. c) 
 tit 'iiiiiiTcrijriitc, tcr lad). <i) tie (KPl)lcii:, 
 «iciii= :c.j ©riite. e) I'Jliuu. J tie Oiriitc; 
 J. 95. Aim -pit, tic 'iidjicigriibe; - ot the 
 .sioinacli , tie ipfrjflriite. 2. tie SSerticfiinG, 
 iicfcdlterl).); (tal;er)a; ta* (4)rat, ui. in eiw 
 gcnr 25ctciitiiiiiji tao Cod) iiiitir tcin &>d-- 
 ijcii (iilij 25tariUMiigi. b) |il)fiutrj toi- '>p«ir= 
 icrre. c) tcr (f'liitriirf riiics Jmijcrs caiii 
 iucid)eii fiorperii). d) tie ('iJSotftiu so Oiiin'c, 
 Dai ©rttbt^tii. 3. 1 iiiil)iiciif. ] trr iuiiiipf: 
 plflij, laaiit. 4. Mc iicfe, tcr »ili>ijniiit (t'ft 
 t); |i (niid) fiir; tie ^olle. 
 
 To be at tlie pit's brink, am Sl{iilltc 
 teS 'ilbijniiite^, (yrabcij ililjcii. To tly tiit? 
 -, |ijiiil)itciif.J feu iiiitiipf iuifi]ctcii. 
 
 Pit -coal, tic ©tciiitpljlc. —-tall, tic 
 Jadgrute. - ». o. $ u. || in cine (JaddruDc 
 fiiljreii. Milto.n. —-fish, ciii fieiiicr jjnd) 
 lilt iiitird)in •^citniecre. --hole. * tic 
 (^BcfciK ic.) Oiari'f , tii5 6JrriPd)ill. Beau- 
 mont, --man. tcr teiiii ©iigeii ill tcr 
 <i)vube |lel)eiite 'i5rct;d)iicii-cr Pt. i)ulciiragcr 
 --saw, tif 'iJrcfcrrniie. ^locfiage. 
 
 Pit, V. a. I. Ill (55riU'd)cii tii'nfcn, eiiw 
 tfticfcii. 2. iitit Stiirt'cii, («rutii)cii }cul)iicu. 
 3. (fciiitli(t)> gcgemittrilcUeii. Madison. 4. 
 [Ocrtl.J to p lit. 
 
 A face pitted by the simill pocks, eili 
 blurttrtiaruigcs, pDcfeiiiiar(>i«)c6 (yefic^r. 
 
 Pit, B. 11. 0)niUd)rii tcfpiiimeii. 
 
 Pitaliaya, piiaha ya. t. ['^ot.] tcr 
 falifi>riiird)B Cactus p.t^ijaya. 
 
 Pitapat, pii'apai. adv tirftacf. 
 
 His heart weot pitapat, feitl ^cr} 
 fd)li:g tirfrarf. 
 
 Pitapat, «. tcr Irippcitritt. 
 
 Now 1 hear the pitapat of a pretty foot, 
 tlii'ougli tJie dark alley. Duvdcn. 
 
 PitCll, pitsh. (iiligrlf. pic; l;iiU. pik; 
 it. piC) pech; S^ed); n). pyx; ip. pez; I.it. 
 piz; gr. pissa ot. pitta) t. 1. ta6 ^td). 2. 
 bn& ^id) (an ©djiffi'ii). 
 
 Oil of pilch, bal.tain of-. tnS ^crf)'il. 
 Wliile -, til* bliri)lllltird)C ^Pi(^. - and 
 tar. iai ®d)lffrpcd). Compact ot. slaggy 
 niincial -, tap Q-r^ptd), ^nfcped), 'iriiiari. 
 
 Blaik as pitch, ped)rd)ivarj. 
 
 PIT 
 
 Pitch-cap, tie ^ec^^aii&e, ^ed)fappc. 
 -coal, tie ?ped)fpl;(c. --dark. pcd)ftit» 
 jlet. — farthing, ta5 ©nlbttienipicl. -- 
 ore. [•Wiiteralg.] tie ^;)5ec^bleiite. --stone, 
 tcr ^:ped)|leiii. --tree, 1. tcr ^cc^baiim. 
 . tie ?p(C^raiiiie. 
 
 Pitcit, V. a. 1. ped)tn, pid)en, [^TO-ir.) 
 tljecren. 2. ± ii. ^ pcrtiiufeln. 
 
 Pitcit, (p. pike, peak; n>. pig) 4. 
 ovin-rl.) ter >^unft; (tal)er) 1. (irgciit cm 
 \fi[\\\tt ot. ®rat tcr (5-rl)&l)iiiig) tic ^b\}(. 
 
 2. i a) tie syoi)e, Spine, tcr ®ipfcl (tc5 
 •ihil)nie« jc. ). b) tie ©tiifc , ter (Srat. 3. 
 fie (.<vi)rper<) wroBe, ©tarur, ter 10iid)4, 
 tie Siiiige. 4. tie ipi^'l^e (ctma^ (5-rl)atcnef). 
 5. tcr l}paMle$iinft ot. ®cl)iuiing, tie i)od)ile 
 i>&l)e (ill tcr SJalfcniagt litlitf), jetod) nicij 
 (1cn« t). 6. ['TOiif.] tie ipolje tcs ®niiittoii« 
 cinp5 ■Wiififiliirfi Dt. filler Olote. — of a 
 .oiic<?it. tcr ion A. 
 
 2. «) Alcibiades was one of the best orators 
 of his age, notl^itll^tandillg he lived 
 when learning w«s at its highest pitch. 
 AuDtsoN. b) No - of glory from the 
 grave is free. Waller. 
 
 CannoiKs) klioot the higher patches 
 etc.. ixflnonen |"d)ifBcii tini lo l)pj)rt 2C. To 
 soar a high -. |1d) l;0(f) iiiiird)mi:igfn. To 
 lly an ordinary -, nid)t l)ol)cr ilcigen, nlo 
 i]fH)Ol)nIid). To fly a high -, ijod) piegcii 
 ot. ilcigcn (p. SSogcIn, tef. golfcii). To tlie 
 liighext -, aiif ta* »!tcuijer|le. To a rigiit 
 -, bi^ }u cincm bidigm (i)rate. To strain 
 one's skill lo the highest — , fciii »Ki)glii1i! 
 \Vi rl)lin. They talk at the same -, il)r 
 (yriVrad) pcrfirigt ilc^ ii;d)r l)ol)cr ali jui'Pt 
 (6lcilu aiif tcrfclteii ipol)C). 
 
 Pitch-pipe, tiii toiiaiigcbeiite oi'llru* 
 iiifiir. 
 
 Pitcll, 'Cl)fm. pight; IP. piciaw; per* 
 ivaiitt mir lat. figoi i>. a. I. (lucrfcn, ii. iir» 
 rpri'iiigl. eincit langcn cb. fpiyigen (?)egcnilani) 
 an'itcni; (tal)cr) (in ten tiotciu ftccfcn, fi|1» 
 i^erfrn, cinrd)l.igcn, cinfci^cn, flcdcn , niifiltl-- 
 len; aiifft^iancii ( ciii 3ilr, Soiifr ) ; ilcUcn, 
 aiiiTpaiiiicn (ciii Jictsi. 2. (nad)eincui •^5iiiifte, 
 init teiu .ftopfe poran, mit trm otcrn lljciie 
 oorii'iirtfi) luerfen, aiif tie @pi$c ivcrfrn. 3. 
 (initriiicr (5)abel ipcrfcii) gntdn. 4. ortiien, 
 in Crtniing tiiiigrn, in ©d)la(tfortMiiiig 
 jlcdcn; gcipoljni. iiii pp. j. ^. A pitched 
 battle, cine rrgriiiiiigigc ©d)liid)t. 5. bcilim* 
 men; I'JJinf.] (ten (iJriiiitron cine* iJKiifif* 
 ilfirfii bcjlimmcii) ilimmeu. 6. pjHailcrii (cine 
 ©trngc;. 
 
 To pitch a time to a business, rilie 
 3cif jiir G'rlctigung einc^ (ycfd)aftcS beiKm. 
 men. The niawt is pitched loo far otf, 
 [■•JKar.l tcr ■OJJail Htl)i jii mcif iiad) l)iiircii. 
 
 Pitcit, V. n. 1. lid) feiun, fid) iiiptcr» 
 (affcn. 2. n fid) lagcrn (P. riiictii i^ccrc jo. 
 
 3. (mit bent Jlopfe uoran, mit tent obern 
 iljcile poriuarr* ) faden, (luricn (and) i>oii 
 gli'iffrii). 4. (on. upon) fid) beilinimeii ot. 
 ciurd)iitcn fi'ir . . . , Griuaf iviiljicn ; (cinen 
 Iag> aiuV()eii ; bri ffnuaS ilclien blcibeii. &. 
 lOKar.) ilampiVii (p. ©duffcii). 
 
 1. Take a branch of the tree on which 
 tlie liees p i t c li . and wipe the hive. 
 MoiiTiMER. 4. Pitch upon the bext 
 course of life, and ru.'ttoni will rrndcr 
 it tiie most ea»y. TiLl.OT»oN. 
 
 I 
 
FAt^ far, fall. fnt. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, n.ovp, n6r, sjot, 6il, rl6u<I. TAbe, tijh, fi'iM. thin, TWs. 675 
 
 PIT 
 
 To pitch on the head, init btm ftppfe 
 ijbfriVf)ln(ien , niif tew ^rpf (tilrjen. - and 
 pay. If<i Ijin u. jnhle, 6. f). jal)le baar; oft. 
 entfW fS ttil) u. jnlile. Shak. 
 
 Vitclier, pitah'ur, (arm. picher; 
 in6t. pegar) «. I. bit ^ude, S^awt , ttr 
 ©pfltfii. 2. tie SSrechftfliifle. 3. Her Htuq, 
 (uriVriliigr.) 2DiiiTerfrug niit i^rnfedi. 
 
 Proe. Sinnll p i tc h e ri have great ears. 
 (lifle ffinfftr gruiibeii tiff. The - goes »o 
 often to the well, that it comec home brok- 
 en at last, rer ^nig o(t)C fo langc )u 
 ffi3ii(7fr, bi* rr f)ri(t)t. 
 
 Pitcher man. tOT 3<t^ff. --"h ap- 
 ed. (33Df.) nni)t>ormi(j. 
 
 Pitchrorlif pilsh'fdrk, (IV. pie- 
 forc) t. tit <?fii<|iibrt. 
 
 I*itcllineKS, pitsh'tnes, (n>. pitclu 
 «. t t»<»^ 'i?r(()nrrifle , ttt ©(l)ronr|«. 
 
 Pitcliiu|{', piisli'!iig. adj. abt)&na\<\. 
 norrfjuififl. - *■ 1. b'l* ^iiit'r(f)ia(|fn luon 3'!' 
 tfiii. -pence, ^n« "WuDriif, ©ffliitflflB. 
 2. l-IJ?.ir.l t>a6 iSMinpfrii (ttf ©Aijfe*). 
 
 PKcliy, piiohe. ndj. I. pcd)irf)t, 
 pertiflrfiii. '2. 1 II. ? pfrt)rrt)iunr|. 3. pttbifl. 
 
 PifKOuaf piisheiis, (P. pity; ailj 
 \. tnitleiPifl; (of) -W'tleiB IjnbfiiB imiti. 2 
 WirlflD frrrflfiiD . trniirifl, fiimnimu'Il. 3. 
 tr.iiiri<i, fiii<iii(f) '9ngf k.k 4. jnmmcrlid), 
 erbiiriniid), rlriib, nniiiVlifl (2Jfraf(riiMfl !c.>. 
 MiLTOH. — adv. Pi I'eoiidy. tlllfcilie llllti 
 Iti6i(lf. 'WttifiB irregenot, traurijje, crbnriii' 
 Iid)f , rlfiitr *33iii"e. 
 
 l*ileouBii<^ii8y pii«lr^uaiie« . «. 1. 
 
 .A -OTitiiiB, Cnbormfn. 1. ttt o<i"<"ifr- 
 li(t)ffir. 3. Mf Inmrijifeir, Bn#itiiminrri>i>ae. 
 
 I*i(ll, pii/i. (ailfirir. piilia; f)i>ri. pill 
 «. I. r.i* -Wiirf (in Ben lljifrfncdjen, ifrrteii 
 It.); bie Seflf (fiiirS Ritltt). 2. t a) &o« 
 "Wnrf (tfr ttcult Ihfil , tai 25eile eiiirr 
 (£.id)e). b) Bir itrnfr, ©tiirft. Sh*». cj tet 
 &tTn, tit QuiiirrfTnii (fiiif* ^ii4<*). d) 
 tai ojfivid)! (tie SJcDeiituiijj), 6rt innere 
 
 @l!l)>11t. 
 
 3. c) The Kiimninry contains the pith 
 of the nrigiiiiii. Webster, di Enterpri- 
 ses of great — and moment. Shak. 
 
 Spinal piih, *iai 9{ii(f(iiin>trf. 
 
 ■"itiiiiy, pit/ieie, adv. fMitig, niit 
 9J,iittnicf. 
 
 PitltineNS, p\ih'iait, $. V\t £riift, 
 gt.irfe, 6et %id>6rii«f, P«6 Utrtftocfle, 
 g)inrfi(if. 
 
 fidilcMH, piih'len. adj. I. ninrrioe, 
 fciii ■'IK.irf tiiU'ciiD. 2. 1 mnrfU>«, frnftlofi, 
 unmft(t)tijj , ffine ©tiirfe, feint ^iierflie lin> 
 boit. — Pith'leaaness, «. tie £r<ltIIDfig> 
 feit, lliima(t)t. 
 
 Pithy, ptiA'i, orf/. I. T mnrftfl. 2. i 
 a) niarfuj, friiftin. froftiipfl (IBi'tt K.), 
 ftnrf. b) (irf> riiirrgifdjer 20i"rre Pt. 21ii6« 
 tnltff tiftieiirnb. 
 
 Pitiahlef pit'teabi, rfr. piioyable) 
 idj. erbiiriiilirf), elent, intnmerli(<> , ^i\U 
 rit tertieiirut. 
 
 PltlablenesSf pU'tiablnes, «. ter 
 Siiftnnt , ta Oeraauft 5RitUit uettieiit, tie 
 3nmiiifrli<ftrrit. 
 
 Pitiefllyv p't'iidle, adv. ntif eine 
 •IRi'lrift iHrtiriinitf ^cife. 
 
 Pitiriil, pi' >eti^il. ud). I. mirirititt. 
 I. )aiii'.iiri-i>i'Il, fiiiijlKt), iriuirif). 4. itvnnicc: 
 
 PLA 
 
 lirf), elent, erbnrmlicf). 4. elent, unSeteutent. 
 
 P i t i f II I - h e a r t e d . lu-nbljerjig. 
 
 Pififlllly, pit'iefiite, adv. I. mit: 
 leiti.j, ni:t ')KiriciP. 2. (niif cine "JKitleit er: 
 ri'giMiDe -SJeife) fiaoiid), rrt)iirmli(^. 3. jiiin. 
 merlid), crtarmiitt), eient. 
 
 PitifullieSM, pIt'Ul&lnes. «. I. 
 fie O.Vitieifiijfeif. 2. tie o^ui'n'r'idjteit, (l:t> 
 biiriiiud)ffir. 
 
 Pitiless, pit'i^ies, adj. I. mir(ei^«' 
 lo*, uiiUiirniljcrjiij. 2. tein 'JKitleit errtijtuS. 
 — adv. Pit'ileosly, uiib>irini}eriii] . lie. 
 lul)llo<. [lliitiiriiil)erii(jfei[, ^parre. 
 
 Pitiil'SSneHM, pit'ieiesnes, (. t\t 
 
 Pitttuicef pii'tause, (fr. pitance; 
 neiiliU. piiHiiiinj I. I. tie 'i)>orrion, 'OJtiiiit.- 
 nabe, (^iibf cm AlPilerii). 2. i a; tei (rieiiiei 
 ■Untli>;il. bj tii6 ^ledjen. 
 
 PittAiicer t pit'iansur , «. ret 
 Spfncmrnifr iin RiMrtii). 
 
 Pitter, pit lur, (f. au(t) patten 
 ■V. It. fill) iiiir C4rriiiir(t) beivegrn, flnttcrii, 
 piruiVftrru. 
 
 Pittaititry, piiu eiari. (\>. u\t. pi- 
 luiiH) ii'O. [ 'ilMiU. J (£ct}lrnu iibiViiceriiD, 
 <£(l)ii:iin . . . - ijlaiid, tie i£(t)leiuu'rure. 
 
 Pituite, pii'ikbulie, «^ i'JDftt.j ter 
 >&rt)lrii)i. 
 
 Pltuituiis, pitu4iu«. adj. [0»et., 
 rdiliiiiiid, aiie i&<t)Uiui tftileljeiit iVt^ieim: 
 nrrn. 
 
 PitltitOMSneSS, piiu iiu»nes, «. 
 I'TOiCi t.16 €d)fiiniiie, I'djleiniifle iOefcii. 
 
 Pity, pii'ii, (l>u. pietas. fr. pine; i. 
 I. tm 'J}<ifliit, •JKirtrtf en , (Irbiunieii. 2. 
 (trr CMt'iiriiriiiiiD tee "DKirleitt^iifi i tie llnadx' 
 t(6 iiiimnirr6> ter Sd^atei tin tiei'er -^t' 
 teiitiiiifj l^iu - emeu pi.). 
 
 2. What pity in It 
 
 That we can die but once to serve oiii 
 country. Aduisox. 
 
 It is a thousand pi 1 1 ea he should waxie 
 his estate in prodigality, e6 i|l Oaiiiiiier 
 u. (£(t>iite, tt i(l eivig £(t)<ite, t6 \\i ^(ixw-- 
 nien'd^iiDe, tn6 er t'eiii SBeciuoijeu periVt}iveii ■ 
 tet, prnhui. •' '» " g"«' -» ee i|l 0'"'" 
 mcrrdjiite. For pity's nake. uiii Wottefi. 
 ipitlen. To have - upon.., "BJitleiDeii , (kx-- 
 barmen Ijoten mit... To move to -. ^Wit; 
 Icit ertegeii. To take - of ... , >}Riilcit 
 l)aben nut ... 
 
 Pity, V a. G-inrnbeniiileiben, brtauern, 
 ^iilrtt hiU'en nut C^inem. 
 
 Pity, V. u. miilcitiorein, fict) erbanwn. 
 
 Pivut, pivvui, (fr. 2U.> «. i. (■•ii-4-i 
 (er 3<ipien, erit't, tie ^ngel nvoraut, um 
 tie fid) e-tivii6 trcl)t). 2. [ li)poflr.J tic 
 @d)riiiibenrpu>e, tiie Sd^raubenrute. 
 
 Sole of a pivot, l>lKect>.J tie 3<i|>feii= 
 miirter. 
 
 Pix, piKs, (t. pvxla) «. 1. [rBm. fntlj. 
 llird)e) tii6 3ibmnni, tie 'JJJoMilrnnj. 2. 
 I^bcrflb.] tii« ^robierge^anfe, $n>bcgtl)mi|"e. 
 3. (OKar.l toe ivi'inpn0l)aiif4)cn. 
 
 Pizzle, pix'zl, (l;oIl. pees; ^t'iQrl) 
 «. tcr 3u'mcr, ^^im'el, tie ^tiiilje (tei ae= 
 ipiffeii I'lfrfiigiiiiMi i.l)ifren). 
 
 PlMCMUility, plAkabiriii.^ ( 
 
 PltlC»ill(*»eSS, pli'lcablues, Y' 
 tie 2SiruMiiiiu1)frit. 
 
 PI»C»ble, pli'kibl. (lat. placabi- 
 lik> uiij I'Cffi-ljMlid). 
 
 PLA 
 
 Placard, plakard', ) (fr. placard) 
 Placart, plakart', 5 *. tn5 ^Irt. 
 fnt, ter ijffentlid)e *MiMd)I.iij , 9Inrd)lii(jgjetrff; 
 (el)ni.) tie i>bri!ifeiriid)e Serortnnnfl, tai 
 TBiiintiU, . ©tiftj (niPtern) bui ipi.ifiU 
 (ibell, ^nSquid, tit ©(t)mnl)fd)rirt, Sniper. 
 f(t)nfii. 
 
 Placard, p. a. bfftwtlid) nnfrfjfnflen, 
 
 nnl)r(ten. [periTJljneH. 
 
 PlikCate, pla'kat, (Idt. pUco) v. a. 
 
 Place, plise. (fr. 2D. ; \p. plaza; 
 
 '^(•il); rd)iv. plats; l)Dn. plaais; ttin. plads) 
 
 ». 1. f ter ^|3li»$ (6ifentli(t)e ^15liil), <)5lno, 
 
 iwpraiif (jeipielt ipirt jc.>. 2. ter 3{aiim 
 
 (Uteri).). 3. a) ter ^U\ty , Crt, tie ©telle, 
 
 ©r.ute. b> ter Ort, pon ■TOeniAeu be« 
 
 luohnte ©19. Shak. o (^iintelj ter ^plof), 
 
 J. ». - of exchange, ter 2Ced)relp(n9 ; tcr 
 
 Ort, J. 93. - of pnyraeni, t>ai 3rtl)llinOf« 
 
 Omiicil. 4. 1 a) (tie) ©fntt. b) ter C^Jmnt, 
 
 tie Urriid)e. c) ter '^la^. Dienfl, tie ©tetle, 
 
 Dii« 'Hint. d> ter '!j5ln$, Sfnufl. o ter 
 
 ei.int, Sernf, tie ©ir((e, ©fe(liiii<i. 5. ti« 
 
 StfUe (in ©d)rifien). 6. tie ©telle, ter 
 
 ll)eil (om ^ijrper to. 7. ter 2Col)nDrf, 
 
 •H5pl)nnn, bat 'IBoljufwu* ; (tnljer) a) tii« 
 
 e.iiit. ii> |-J)Mit.) ter tefle qjl,i$, tie Seilimn. 
 
 c) ter Drt (tie ©:ntt. tii« Dorf to. 8. tie 
 
 Oertiid)fi'ir. 9 [Juifii.) ter l)i>d)ile©<()i»nim. 
 
 ort. tie l)0(t)ile ^!>t)t. In her pride of -, 
 
 lUif tl)ri'r |lrl|eii Spbt}t. Shak. 
 
 4. h; Aui 1 in tlie place of God? BiBi.e. 
 
 b) Tliere Is no - of doubting but thai 
 
 tt Is ihe very same. Hammond, d) He 
 
 holds the first - in society, or in the 
 
 affections of the people. Webster, e) 
 
 All, in their several places, perform 
 
 their duly. Webstek. 7. a) England ia 
 
 the - of her birth, c) In what — doea 
 
 he reside? He arrived at this- in the 
 
 mail coach. Webster. 
 
 In ilie first place, eriteii^, |iu>prtertT, 
 
 jiieril; In the second -, jioeifenfi; in the 
 
 last -, ler^tene, ifijtiid). Out of-, au6ee 
 
 Bieiiil; in -, nngeilfnt , in Cieiiileii. — of 
 
 refuge, ter 3iifind)t5i<rr. In konie -, ir' 
 
 gentivo; in anoilier -, anterfipo; from nn- 
 
 oilier -, <mter*n)t>l)er. Of tliis— , pan l)ii'r, 
 
 l)icfig. Of that -, pini tort, tnfi^lf Pcrinj. 
 
 For this — , aill l)irr. In all places. uLHr> 
 
 rtll. in his-, on fnner ©tiut. To be in -, 
 
 ' flefleinpnrtifl lein, tii icin. Shak. Tliere 
 
 is no - of doubting, nuui tArf llid)l jipeifrlii, 
 
 innn tjat (tint Urrnd)e jii iiunfrlii. And tiiy 
 
 places shall neij<lil>or mine, U. ttl iVUlT 
 
 mir »ai)t tlrl)en (ri<li|l funirig tie l)i)(t)tleii 
 
 <21eiiirer befleitciu. .Suak. My word haih no 
 
 - in you. II mcine 3?ete Ijiit nirf)f ©tntt 
 
 unter Q'uc^, ftntet bei Qnii) feinen (^iiujiinii. 
 
 To take a - at the first brunt or onset, 
 
 fine 5fl'l'i"9 ribcrriiniprlii. To take -, I. 
 
 ©rati nntcn, in ertfillunii flel)eii. 2. feileti 
 
 jJiiB fniTtn 3. niinuirfni, niit in'^ ©piel (pm» 
 
 men. 4. (of any one), ten SBortritt t)<tbtn i>Pt 
 
 Sineni , (^inrin porflcl)en. To take no -, 
 
 u>d)t in (S^rinUnng (jrl)en. To take the - 
 
 of.., to take any one's -. 3^>"<^«b^ ©tefle 
 
 einncljiurn, on jcniiinte ©rede treten. To 
 
 havi -, ©t,ur HiibiMi; ivirflid) biilifjen; (in.> 
 
 gegruntft leiii iud. To give -. 1. I '^U:if 
 
 niiid)cn. i. t ("01 a) ten 25i<rriiii(j l.uKU, 
 
 ii)i'id)cn (()-inein<. bi Jduini gcben (ciiiic 
 
 4a* 
 
irr^ Palf. r'lr. f'lll. far ^^e, mel. Fin*', fin. i\6. iiiovh. nor. sot. ^il. d^iu]. Ti^be. tub, fi'ill. t//iii V\\\n. 
 
 PLA 
 
 ®ii£be). Give place! q5rn^ ! $fn^ GetJinrf)t ! 
 «u« t>em ^ege! [Sliifliflenti-. 
 
 Place-man, bcr (offcilf(i(^e' ©enmte, 
 Place, V. a. I. flfden, Uqtn, fe$cn; 
 (D. ffiebniiJieii :f.) ftfflfii, bniieiv, nnifflcii ; 
 (im pats.) (lf()en, (ieflcn. 2. i a) fliiflefleu 
 (?5etimte JC). b) (im puss.) fid) befiiiDen, 
 foin. c) fe()en. d) niilfflen (®fi&). e) nu; 
 frringeii, iinrevbriiineii. 3. laBtrrr.] nnd) ter 
 dittt)e oriimn (Cie ^ferSe). 
 2. b) Some men are placed in a con- 
 dition of rank and opulence, others 
 are placed in low or narrow circum- 
 stances; but in whatever sphere men 
 are placed, contentment will insuie 
 to them a large portion of happiness. 
 Webster, d) To — money in the funds 
 or in a bank. Webster. 
 
 To place a cannon, cine ^niunie ouf; 
 |)flnii}eii. To - a sentry, eine (£d)ilMvnd)i' 
 niiSflfflen. To — a body of cavalry on each 
 fiiuik of an army, fin Dfeitirforpi lUif jcfcem 
 %n\(\e\ einti S?tevt6 niiffledfii. To - to any 
 one's account, nilf !){cd)llllll(] ftelUll 0^. 
 tVijen. To - one's self, eiiit; SteHiing eiii; 
 nelnneti. To - one's nffeetions on . . , feint" 
 3iiiieigi;ii(} lucrfcn nnf... To - well one's 
 affections, fcinc 3iiiici(liii'fl ll)^lr^igell ^cr; 
 fiHien fcbfllfell. To -confidence in a friend. 
 SBiTtrnueii (iiif diien {JreiiiiB ff^eii. To - 
 money in good hands or on good security, 
 Pieie firf)er nnlrflcn. To - in order, prMieil. 
 To - a-new, iinijV^en. To - in office, nn: 
 (lefleii. To - behind. 1 hintnm'eljen. To - 
 over, i jV^en liber... To - out, 1. i>cr: 
 I'orgcn, iiiiti-rfcringcn. 2. luTfetjcn. 3. (iu&: 
 leil)en, I'elfflrii , iiiitcrbrinijeii (fflciSer). 
 Placeiitn, plaslnia, diu. W.) s. 
 
 1. (5liiiit.J 6er9)turterfud)eii, tie 91ftiTt>iirBe, 
 9rnd)(icbiirc. 2. [in't ] ter Snnientiicbfii, 
 Canu'iiio.ppcn. |jiim ■OJiiitti'rfudjrii (iiljL'ru). 
 
 Placental, plasen'ial. ailj- [^.!iiuu.] 
 Plact'Iltatiun, plasema'shun, s- 
 
 (S^ot.) Bie 9ll^n■^lUlHl^ fter ©iiiiifiiinvpen. 
 Placer, pla'siir, *. I. g-iiur , 6rr 
 
 (Icdt , ligt, feijt, nnlrgt, nnt'riiigt, i>eru'ri)t. 
 
 2. rer %>fliiiiier d'. 05iuiiid)Kii) , SBrrni^rr. 
 
 Placid, plas'sid , (I. pl.'uidus) adj. 
 
 1. I'aiifc (3)iiui'!)iing jc). 2. riil)ii) igilaffen, 
 leiror, iriMiiin , flifl, nid)r bcivi'iit). 
 
 Placidly, plas'sidle. udu. I. fiiuft. 
 
 2. nil)iii , (ii'lafTeii. 
 Placidity, plasid'lii, } 
 Placidll**SS, plassidnes, ^ 
 
 I. tie ©nnfthi'it, *s)el<iffeiif)cit. 2. tie 9?ul;e. 
 
 Placit , );la.s'it . (lat. placituni) 3. f 
 ^l■r aScfdjUig, bie SSerorenung, 6n« ®ut; 
 ad)ten. 
 
 Placli, (rd)ott.) cine nUe, f^oftifdje 
 ?Oiunje = V.T fii'e* fd)ott. iJJennp, luouou 
 12 = 1 engl. ^fiiiii). 
 
 Placket, plak'kit, ^(o.fr. plaqner> 
 
 Pla«iuet, \ t. bmu\i)t *\ 
 
 I. in lliiterrort. 2. i bn^ ^raiienjinnnfr. 
 Shak. 3. + ber ®d)li$ (nn 2i5filicrrBtf.iu.i 
 4. t bie In|"d)e. [frnulid)friteii. 
 
 Affairs ol the placket, 1 fl)illd)i- SSrr; 
 
 Plackless, <.fd)ott.) cljne eiuen (ru.l 
 tt)ti\) Spdler. 
 
 Plag iarian , plajii'rean, adj. mt\ 
 9Iu<|"d>reibirei , jiini geliljrten Dicbiliil)! ges 
 ^fnrifl. -«. ber 91ite|'(^reibi'r, lJ9liiefd?niiiTer.l 
 
 FLA 
 
 Plagiarism, plijarizm, *. b<\& 
 ■iJJhiguit, »ilu^i'd)reil)en, bie 51n6|'d>teiberei, 
 'JlnsM'djnilercrei. 
 
 Plagiarist , pla'jaiist, *. ber 9Jn«» 
 rd)ni()er, 'iUii-id)inierer, gi'lel;rte Dieb. 
 
 Plagiary, pla'jaie. vu. t. plagium) 
 ■J. I. fer 'ilnsfd^reiber, 9lii6|'c^mierer, ^^lii; 
 giiirii:*. 2. t bcr 9)ienrd)enbieb. 3. f bnS 
 -}5liigiar, tn Oiibnnfenrniib. 
 
 Plagiary, adj. l. + »!Jienf(t)en rnn> 
 iHMiB. 2. iiiirrdH'eitienD, ^Inginte begeljenb. 
 
 Plague, plag, igr. plege; I. plagai 
 *. 1. bie^^iiige (©trafe, .*^uiil). 2. bie ®eiid)e, 
 •ijjtfl 3. ber itieferiiiunrm. 
 
 Forked plague, f bie §nf)nreif(<)nft. 
 Having the -, mit ber 'ipe|l bc()attet. Tlie 
 ten -s ot Egypt, II bie jel;n I'nnDplagL-ii 
 '2li'g«)pten*. (beiile. 
 
 1' I iig u e -sore, —-token, bie ^I'fl; 
 
 Plague, t). a. 1. plagen, )ieini|}en, 
 gnaleii. 2. nut bir Tpt/l rtn|lecfeii, uerpeflen. 
 3. nut eiMcni iriibfiile, lliigiiicte , einer 
 i^rnnfljcit l)ciinfiid)in ; beilrafen. Shak. 
 
 To plague any one into.., &ineil 
 burd) ^logcn jii Grivne bruigen ub. flmnnen. 
 
 PlagMeful, piag'iul, adi. in^ 
 lIcrfcnD , t'erpiftet. 
 
 Plaguily, pla'geie, udii. 6 <\b\<i)eu-. 
 lid), rd)niai)ucl), lUTteiifeU. 
 
 Plaguy, plage adj. 1. uerteu: 
 felt, iinii'ifiiil), beidjmti'iid). 2. mit bcr ^eil 
 bel;nfiet. 3. f uirbertuid), giftig, niiilerfeiib. 
 
 A pl.iguy man, ein ieu|rl6ferl. 
 
 Plaice, plase, ( (fr. plie; IV. pla- 
 
 Plaise, j tija; *. I0d)il;i;i)l.] 
 
 bie ?}5inrteiijc, ber ^liuttip. 
 
 P I a i c e - m o u t h , bcr t'crjogene ?Oinnb. 
 
 Plai<l, I (lu. plaid) s. 1. (On: 
 
 Plad , plad, J filr.J eine >31rt geilrcif: 
 ten fd)omrd)en rb. irlnnbi|"d)en Sengee'. 2. 
 Dcr geilrcifte (fd)ortird)c> •OJJiiniel, •>)Juinti'l 
 Der a3crgfd)om'n. 
 
 Plain, |>tane, (Int. planus) adj. I. 
 (lift lUid) plane gcfdjr.) ^ giiut, pliUi, gliid) 
 iDl)erfIr.d)e); find), eben, phw liitinD). 2. i 
 at einfnd), fd)iid)i (filcibniig, iloi1, (^riiilj: 
 lung, ©I'Tniig ic). b; niigefii'uU'U , niigr; 
 jiert, fd)nuicfU)^. c) reai, nacft liBiiljvljrit 
 :c.). d) iiffiMi, cl)rlid), trenlji'rjig, iifft'iil)efiig. 
 e) offeii (®a iad)t). f; rfTi'iibnr (todjcim ic.i. 
 Shak. g) L^ffenbar, beiulid), (inr. h) ein: 
 fflliig (imgcli'ljrt). i) gintt (i>. 3ei'gei.>, uii: 
 gifdvbt. j) finmd) (nid)t rd)n)ierig, nid)r 
 l'd)iuer jii finDeni. 3. [©com. J iben. 
 2. d) Give nie leave to be plain with 
 you. Bacon. Ii) - bui pious (/'liiistians. 
 
 HAM>IO^D. 
 
 A plain angle, [C5)ecni.] ein cl'cner 
 5S5infel. - siufts, 15?iuibi'lj tuigiMiui(lerte 
 aBoiiron. A - coat of arms, (ipcrlb.] ein 
 Wnppen uljue 93eijiMd)en. lu - terms, runD 
 l)irrtn^ , gcriibe l;craiiS. To speak to any 
 one in — terms, to be — with any one. 
 (Sincm feine ^Jfciiuing I'ffcii , rinib Ijernii^ 
 fiigiii. To make -, I. ^^ ebiien 2. i bent, 
 lid) madden, im? 2i<i)t I'e^cn, nufi^cfUn (cine 
 ®iid)c). 
 
 Plain, adv. 1. finr, beiitlirf). 2. offen, 
 el^riid), i>ffi'nl)erjig. 3. fd)lid)t, einfnd). 
 
 To speak plain, beiirlid) fprcdjcn, otfcii 
 reben. 
 
 Plain chart, [g)?nr.] bie ebriie ob 
 
 PLA 
 
 pintte ©eefnrte. --dealer, ber e()r(id>e 
 '^Wfnnn. -dealing, a) adj. brnu, el)rlid>, 
 Dffen, flnfrid)rig. b) s. tie G-|)rlid)feit, JOffcn^ 
 l;cit, «!lnfrid)rigfeit. --field, bne SJlnd)-- 
 felb. — hearted, Dffeiil)triig. - hear't- 
 eduess, tie Irentjeriigfrit, DfTenhiTjig. 
 feit. --sailing, (>)}fiir.J bne ©t-geln nOil) 
 einer piatten Knrte. — song, bie einfnd)* 
 ■OKelobie , brr rd)nuicflore G>)cuiiig ; (in enge» 
 rcr ©ebentnngi iiird)cngcfnni), Cl)orni. -- 
 spoken, adj. wn bcr Ci'ber meg rpred)enb. 
 --stanes, d'djutt ) bni <pfln)ler , ®reiii. 
 pflnrter. --table, 6er "iKJeetifd) (ber gelb. 
 mrffer). --work, bn5 SEeifjnnljen , bie 
 ifd)iid)te) '7iii(;erci (®egenf. v. ©titferei). 
 
 Plain, (ir. cluaiu ; H). Han ; fr. plaine) 
 s. 1. ter 'jJJinn, bie 5lnd)e, ebeiie. 2. iai 
 ©d)lnd)tfeib. fiplnniglPb. 
 
 Glol)e drawn upon a plain, [6)eogr.) brt< 
 
 Plain, V. a. 1. ^ cbnen, gleid) ob. 
 tbtn m.id)cn. 2. i erfliiren , nnfljeflen. 
 
 To plain down. (iDpogr.) flopfen. 
 
 Plain, (fr. plaiudre) II. w. f fingen. 
 Shak. — v. a. f t'cflogen. 
 
 Plainly, planelc, adv. I. f plnii, 
 find), gintt, ebcii. 2. i a) einfndj, fd)lid)r. 
 b) DfTen , el)rlid). o runb f)crniifi , gcrnbe 
 l)inui^. d) im (S-rnjle, in ndem ©rnfle. e> 
 beiitlid), finr. 
 2. A, To be plainly clad. Webster, b) 
 Deal - with me. Pope, e) The doc- 
 trines of grace are - taught in the 
 Scriptures. Webster. 
 
 Plainness, plane'nis. «. i. :; tie 
 ebene, glntte, plntte, fJmte 35ei'd)nffcnt)cir. 
 
 2. i !.; bie ©d)lid)il;eit, (Sinfnd)()eit (be« 'Jim 
 jiig* K.). b) f tie (5-infnd)l)eif , &infnlt. c) 
 bie DfFenl)eit, 05ernbl)eit, |'d)lid)fe !){eblid)feit 
 Ob. 'Jliifri4>tigfeit. d; bie filnrljeit, Sentiid)^ 
 feit. 
 
 Plaint, pliint, (fr. plainte) s. I. bie 
 ^I.ige, liieljflnge. 2. bie i^lnge, 25e|''d)roerbe. 
 
 3. [-iXeitriM'pr.] bie ^Inge; iliiigrd)rifr. 
 
 2. There are three just grounds of war 
 
 with Spain ; one of plaints; two upon 
 
 defense. Bacon. 
 
 Plaint Till, pl^ni'iul. adj. flngenb. 
 
 Plitillf if, plane'iit, f (fr. plaintif) 
 
 PlaiiitifT, V..(9{ed)r«rpr.] 
 
 ter ivliigcr; - in error, ber >Jlppe(Innt. - 
 
 adj. -f- flir Plaintive. 
 
 Plaintive, pianeiiv. adj. i. flni 
 gcnb, flcigiid) dini u.). 2. flngenb (u. '!)3er» 
 fLMteil). — adv. Pla in't i v e ly , flngenb, 
 nnf eine flngciite Qiieife, in eineni flngentcn 
 lone. (tnf .filngenbe. 
 
 Plaintiveness, plane livneo, *. 
 
 Plaiiitless, plamles, adj. fingtod, 
 gelnffen. 
 
 Plait, plile, (m. pleth; (dlW. flSt.1) 
 t. 1. tie (ij)nnr<; Jldjte. 2. tie gnlte tnii 
 Jllei^crn). 
 
 Plait, V. a. 1. frtlfcn (JRleiber). 2. 
 fted)tin (tie ipnnrf). 3. i uerfledjren. Shak. 
 
 Plaited. (Bot.j gcfnlfCt. —cunning, 
 lerterfte ©d)loiil;iit. Sh*k. (fnltet ob. (|id)t. 
 
 Plaiter, piAieiir, «. @-iner. bet 
 
 Plan, plan, (fr. , f)ori. , bnn. , ft^iv., 
 rn(f. plan, iJJInn) *. I. ^ ber '•JJinn, ?i'i0. 
 2. i ber ^Inil , &llh«lirf. - of (a treaty 
 etc.), ber '^inn, (fntiuiirf jn (eiiiem 2)t'r« 
 rrnge k.). 
 
Vhte, far, fall, fai. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, ^ot, &U, rl6iid. Ti'ihe, lub, fiill. t//in, TFIis. 077 
 
 PLA 
 
 To color K plan, eintn $(an <iiifiief)< 
 men, iri<l)n(n. 
 
 Plau, V. a. I. eiiien $l<in upii &cu;a6 
 
 mnt^eii , eiitiuerten. 2. i eiitmerfrn , |>ro' 
 
 irfciren. 
 
 2. To plan a reduction of thxtt or r>( 
 
 the ii.ttional debt. \\ ebstlr. 
 
 PlttuariM, plariil'rea. (Ku. iij.) *■ 
 pi. i3i..iiirfl.| tie >J)iiittiviiriiirr. 
 
 I*lnuMry, pla naie, adj. Jll ciiicr 
 gla(l)f I'D. (kttnt fldtorifl. 
 
 l*laiicla) plaiikli, (l>. ft. pl^iiirlie) 
 c. o. I. ^ eitleii. 2. 1 flitfcit. |«ii.i(J)t. 
 
 Plan died, brctttrii , lUi* ibrrttfrn ))i = 
 
 Planclier, piauOidr, (fr. iij.) *■ 
 fttr Siiiiiiurt'cPcn, jjiipi'i'tfii itui^ ajreitrii'. 
 
 I*laiicliet V plaiikhii. (I'r. pUn 
 cbeiie; t. ^|U flii(t)e '>}){(r>ill|h'i(f. 
 
 Plaiiclling;) plan'kiring. s. I. Dor 
 Uieirn .!. rrr gunburfii diuf 2jritrrn). 
 
 l*l«Ue, (<la<ir. <l<. I<lt. |>laiiii«) 4. I. 
 [®e;m.J t;f 5;ad)C, ©time. 2. (ft. plane) 
 lIf(l)»ol.) «) ^tr >pobfl; (3i>"i"«l.] ^o6 
 €rtinfiti<mf(Tfr, SAnimnfffrr. b> l3ieg«lbr.l 
 tut ©treitbljclj ; [bet Ccii i&>>i«i'] "'« (>i>'* 
 jmie illmflf. ci [Crfltlb.] ber 3ii>"'l)i't'fl- 
 3. t»ct.l bit ^intnn*. ie<t»iirt)ri)nbi;i. 
 
 CoriiUh plane, (lifd)!.) ber Wliliilji'ttl, 
 
 Plane-iron, bA« ippbclfiffll. --uuiii 
 ber, [«ritl)m.] bit gindjtninl)!. --tree, 
 ISBot.J bit ^Intone; FaUe -, btr 'JlOnnu 
 biuint. 
 
 Plane, o. a. I. rbnm. plnnirrti, gleid), 
 (jintt, fbcii miirt)rn. 2. Ijobem, nbljibiiii. 
 
 Plane, (fr. planer) e. m. ^ fd>iurt>(ii 
 (ill brr Ciifr, wit S5i>.iil'. 
 
 Plajier, piinr »ir. «. l. Qmn, brr 
 fb<n, fllfttt), flintt mrt<t)t, plniiirt, l)obrlt. 2. 
 llnpi'nr. I biif ftliH'tl)i'iJ. 
 
 Planet, planit. ((]r. planeles) «. 
 1. IWilrrn.) ber %<lnntt , SSiniibflilrrii. 2. 
 b»t ^Iniift, ba« ftnlirii (in »rjirl)iiii<j nui 
 b(ii t()cmnl< ben ^Innrtcn inorfrtrriebrnrn 
 Q'infliifi). 
 
 Planet-atrnek, I. vrni SOrtrrr, ^rl)li 
 t^oti bffdirtbiiit. 2. 1 a) bridjiibiflt, fldflljmt 
 b) bf|1fir)r. c) iierrucft. 
 
 Planetarium, pianiiiii'rium, «. 
 bn« ^5lniirfrnri)ftf"i 'nui iinrffii). 
 
 Planetary, plinnelare. (fr. plan^- 
 faire) a<U- I. bif ^IiiiiftfM brmfTillb, )ii brn 
 ^lanetrn (irhorin. ^J^lonrtrn. .. 'i. Mti%U\' 
 ntttn bcfliljenb, <J3i.iMct<n. . . 3. |4l|lrpl.) 
 tlie - hour, bit ^irtiitretiflunbt, bit (grnnbe, 
 tou fin ^Inntr rtflitrt. 4. ven btii <J5liinfttn 
 eN buret) btn (JinfliiB btr <J5(onrtfn trjeuflt. 
 Shak. 5. irttiib (bn5 aOtfen ciiitfe 5plnnrttM 
 ^nbrnbi. Bi.ackmorc. 
 
 Planetary day*, bit ^InnrtriUAOt. — 
 influence, btr (5-|iifJiig btr <l.^lrtllfttn. 
 
 Planeted, plan iied, udj. ^ |u btn 
 ^innrttn gthpriri, <J5liintteii . . . 
 
 PlanetiCHi, plannet'iekal. «dj. -f 
 plniienrd), piiiiietoni'd). 
 
 PlailifolioUS, pl&nelA'l^(US, (lAt. 
 planus 11. foliniii) ndj. (iuit.) find). 
 
 Planiin«^f riC, plannenieitiik, iinb 
 Planiltietricai,planiieiiiet'irekak 
 adj. pU\m\\mti\A) i fie 5irid)iiim( (fling pbtr 
 glndifiiiiirgfiinn bttriffciibi. 
 
 Planimetry, planninrmetii. (Int. 
 plauut u. 0r. aielroii; «. [QitOii).] bit 
 
 PLA 
 
 ^Inninietrie, 3(<<(t<>»>><'(T>infl> ^dtt^ennteg. 
 fiiiift. 
 
 Planipetalons, plann^pat'taluK, 
 
 (Idt. plauus 11. gr. peialon; adj. l^ut.J flild). 
 Planixll, plan iiish, (II. plane) c. a. 
 
 L'Wiiniif.J pliur rd)lrtgiii, gliuteii, poiiren. 
 
 Planixlier , plaunialiiir , 4. btr 
 (iiliitrtr, ■•^lUirrr. 
 
 PlHIli»ipltere, plan'uesfeie, (Mr. 
 planuK II. Kplieie) *. [ jillruil.J bit Jvligd- 
 
 rant, (rrb: ob.^imiiKUfugtl, ^piiiimrieriigtl: 
 tiirte, :pimuii'l6fiute, (rrbfiigtlfnrte , 5UJtli< 
 fiuit, bor ^>uiiii|'piuiriiii«i. ^)>Miiiglob. 
 
 Plank, plaiigk, (fr. planche; n). 
 (ilauc; nngtif. pUnkit; ril(i. placha) *. I. 
 bit ^l.iiife, %ol)lc. 2. lli)pi<gr.J bue i'aufs, 
 £d)ieiitiibrrt. 
 
 To compel to walk ihe plank, l^ar.J 
 •iiiffiiiipftii, Ijaiigtn. 
 
 I'lank-klieera , «. pi. ['>IXar.] bai 
 id)iiiiC'bt(f , ber £(t)oiibbt(ftl. 
 
 Planii, V. a. pi.iiiftn, tnit ^Innftn 
 uirteiocn uin €id)i|f), nut ^ul)kn bcUgtii, 
 cieitii (tin 3">"""). 
 
 Planu«-!r, plannur, «. ber $inn. 
 iii>id)(r, ^njttinuidjtr, (^inrr, btr tiiitii 
 •^u\», ^)>iaiie niii(t)[. 
 
 PlauU-CUuiCal, plinokon nckal. 
 aai. planu* II. couuk; uilj. plAUI)(l)lll|'d), Cfti 
 
 gtiid)t nut ttiitr tbtiitii eciit). 
 
 Planu-cunvex, piinn-kon'veki, 
 
 (int. (Jl-tiiuk u. convexuk; adj. pli1lll)(lMIL<r);. 
 
 Planu-liurizuntal, uliuo-boii- 
 iOa lal. adj. pl.iiU'l)iriiiMlI>ll. 
 
 Pluno •> aubulate, plinA-tub 
 uiiie, (|. subulate) adj. I2)i>l.j tbtn iilib 
 pirii'iiifi)riuig. 
 
 Plant, plaatt ((At. planta; fr. planie; 
 «. 1. bie ^flAMie, bA« e)tii»id}6. 2. || bu 
 .13fiAn|e, bA« Ainb, ber Cproeling, G'luiuol) 
 iitr (eine« £Anbc«). 3. btr €eQiiiig , biic 
 (Kttrfrti*, ^jl.injrei«, btr ©tyiiutig. 4. f bit 
 5u6iol)ie, fei>l)lei (bAt)er) 5. f «>« tJi'B- 
 
 Sea-plant, bie @etp|iiUiit , Siter 
 pftAiije. Seiiiitive-, bie &iiinpii<inie. Ani 
 Uial - Ob. --animal, bie l^itrpflaiije, ber 
 3ui>pi)i)t, bA6 ^flAii)tnil)ter. 
 
 P I a u t - G a 11 e, lUueiiiiib.J ta6 3ii<ferrul;r 
 ooin er|len 21jiid>fe. - - 1 o u » e , bie ■>Jj|iAnjin: 
 iaui. 
 
 Plant, e. a. I. I pflAnjtn (em &t- 
 wadti). 2. t «) (lifiru, niiUgtiiiiii'loiiU'iui.). 
 b) pflAnjen, AiifpftAii)eii , Aiuritdtii (tiiu 
 gAl)iitj. c) pjlanjtn itwbi lo. «1; pflnnjfii, 
 irjeiigcn. e) einiiihren, iitrbrtittii letiit -Ht: 
 ligion). |i ppaiijen. 3. pflAUjcn, Anpfliiii: 
 jtn, brpflAiijtn. 4. i a) niifpfliiiiien (ilniii>= 
 iitiu. b> IjiiipflAiiitn, luuljiii fteUeii. SHXk. 
 2. bj His siandnrd planted on Lauren- 
 tuni's tower*. Urvuek. d) It engeiiden. 
 cliolcr, p I a n t e t h anger. Shak. e) To 
 - Cliriittiaiiity among the heathen 
 Webster. 3. To — a garden or an or- 
 chard. Webster. 4. a) To — cannon 
 agaiiisi a tort. Webster. 
 
 Plant, II. n. pprtiijen. 
 Plantable, pian'iabi, acO'- gcpftAnji' 
 luttfrll fi)iiiiciib, pfliiiijb.ir. 
 
 Plantag^e, plan tidje, d. planlagoj 
 
 t bit ^jiAiiir, '''■'* ®eivAd)« ober bit Q)< 
 
 nirtd)rf 111! 'IKliioinfiiitn. Shak. 
 
 PLA 
 
 (33pt.] I. ber ffiegtritt^, btr ob. bA« iffitgei 
 brtit. 2. dp. platauo) - pb. -tree, bie 
 ipiirrtbie^ftige, aibAinefeigt, btr ^pifAiig. 
 
 Water-plantain, [SRor.] ber 5S3A(ftr» 
 lutgcrKb. t^ilAnien gcliong. 
 
 Plantal, plan'tai. adj. f )u ben 
 Plantation, plama shan. (I. plan- 
 aiio) *. 1. iai i^flrtiuen , bie ^Jjfl.uiiUMg, 
 •.Uiipflaniuiig. 2. t bit G-iiiiii^rniig i tiiitr 
 Ji'ilu)UM>). J. (tin btpflAnjtrr Drti bie ^Hnw 
 iiing, 5JJHAi!j)d)iiit. 4. laiJtilinb. ii. >7iorbAni.j 
 bit l«fliinjiiiig (<))rtirrei nut ©tliU'em. 5. bit 
 ^IJfl.iiiiinig, 'ilnfiebtliiiig; itolouie, 3iitber. 
 i.tffiing. 
 
 2. The plantation of Clirixilanity !■ 
 England. K. CHAHLea. 
 
 Plan I ation- trade, ber.fti'lPnict)Anbri. 
 
 Planted, planted, adj. I. Ange> 
 
 pjlAiiit; (nut i(oloni|len> beft^t. 2.-1' bo 
 
 ii<At;rr, btivAiibrrt. Shak. 
 
 1. A territory planted with colonislt. 
 
 WebsteK. 
 
 Planter, pianti'ir. t. i. ber ^)>tiAn> 
 itr, ©iiier, ber GtivAo pjl>iiiit. 2. t a> ber 
 Siifrrr, ^nltgcr (u. Apipmrn). b) ber d^iu* 
 fiil)rer, SBirbrtiter (einer •Afligiou). 3. btr 
 (erile) "iUiifiebler, ^pflAiijtr. 4. |<U5t|linb.) btr 
 ')>i{An}tr, ^lAntAgtiibtfi^er, 0*<>)>>0(t ti>*(t 
 $flAn)iiiig. 
 
 3. The lirst planter* in Virginia. 
 Webster, 
 
 PIanteriiiiip,plan'tur*liip,«.i<u$eil< 
 inb.] bn« Oie\A)(\(t tine* «J5fliiiijtr6 , bie 9J«r» 
 iv.iltiing, Jyiliiriiiiii ciiitr \l>f!Aii}iiiifl. |d)eii. 
 
 Plaiiticle, plan likl, j. iai $f{An|i 
 
 Plantings, plan'iing. $. iai ^flaiu 
 \t», bie i^floniiing. 
 
 P I a n t i II g - 8 1 i c k , ber $f{An)(lP(( , bA< 
 ^^Attil^ul}, btr fiunflAi<t)e(. — states, bie 
 "Jjflniijcnliiiuen. 
 
 Plaftli, plaiih. (1)0(1. pla« ; plAtfcttrn ; 
 b(in. plaskrr) «. I. bit ^fili^t, Srt<t>e, btr 
 <^fiihl. 2. [(S)Arteii().] btr jniii Sle<l)ttn ^Al6 
 ringtrd)nititne, gtbogcne 3"wf'fl- 
 
 Plasii, V. n. (iin ftUiifftr) plAtfc^tn. 
 - V. a. I. pintK^trnb iinirril)rtni Aiiruljreii, 
 tinri"if)rtn cOKorttl). 2. [ (iJarttiif ) bti'djnei^ 
 Den; bitgtii ob. fltd)ttn , in einniiber f(t)liti< 
 gtii (3tPfifle), (Aiid) to splice). 
 2. To pl(.sh a hedge or quicksets. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 To plash the water, itii ^nlTtr plAtft^tn. 
 
 PlasilineSS , pla»h enex , t. bit 
 Siiinpfitlffif- 
 
 Plaiiliingr, plash iiig. *. l&artcnt.] 
 I. bii6 ^frd)iieibtii HUB SBcrilcdjten (poii 
 23niiniiiU(i(K'i>- 2. ber gcflodjtene 3aiiii. 
 
 PlaNliy, plash e, udJ. fiiinpfig, pfu^ifl, 
 rdjianiinig. 
 
 Plasm, plazni . (gr. plasmn) «. -f 
 bit $orin (tin i)ot)\tt iiurptr, in beni ©tnint 
 (jeiornit nurb). 
 
 Plasma, plas'ma. «. [^finernlg.] 
 brr 'iJ5l(Uiiiii ; I'^sljann.] ber @niArngb|li)iib. 
 
 Plu.««niatic, |)lasiiiai'tik, > 
 
 PlnNinatical, plasniat'tckal , y 
 adj. eiibiiiD, bit 'Jorni gcbciio. 
 
 Plai^ter, piastiir. (^pfliifler ; 1)0(1. 
 plejsire; |'i1)iu. plaster; biill. plaster; fr. 
 plaire; iv. plattyr; ir. plasiar. piaxtrail; 
 ijr. eniplastton) «. I. brr 'i)}('ortrl &\vt>; 
 
 Plantain, plan'tln, (fr. lU.) *.j(bAl;et) bie iiiiK^e. 2. ('15i;nrtn.J brteiJ5(lA|lCB. 
 
078 ^''ale, far, fall. Int. Me. met. Kiiif, fin. No. move, nor, got, 6il, clofjfl. Tt\be, lob. fiilj. t/;iii. THIs. 
 
 *. 6n6 gkdjt. 
 
 PLA 
 
 Plaster of Paris. Ter ©hicf. Figures 
 formed in -, Wip^nbfii'iffc- To lay a - lo 
 n sore, [ q51)(iriii.] eiii ^(lii|ler niif em 6)e= 
 f(I»VHr Ifgcn. 
 
 Plaster - stone , ^cr ffliprfteitl. -- 
 work, He Wip5 ., ©tiicf=, (Eturf.uiirrtrbtit. 
 
 Plaster, v. a. I. -f mit ^^)ibrtci, 
 0)ip6 uberjicl;cii, gipren, bffltprcii, bcrnppi'ii, 
 tiiiicften. 2. i ii. o ubertuiirt)fn (befdjoiiigeii, 
 ucrSerfeii, perbergeii Cjeljler 2c. ). 3. bcpflii = 
 ftevii (tine 5a5uiiDc), tin -JJIlailer legcu nuf ... 
 
 To plSKler over, litiertiillCtKll. 
 
 Plasterer, plastunir, *. 1. t>cr 
 ©tiicf!, ©tiirfiuiinubtiter. 2. Dtr ®ipfflteeer, 
 ©ipfff. 
 
 Plastering:, pla.s'tuiing, s. \. ini 
 
 ©ipftii , S3i'gip|Vii , 33i'rnppen , 'Ii4iid)en; 
 [^Ijnvm.] Pn5 Sliifti-gcii eiiieS ^jlailerS. 2. 
 t>n 93i'iinirf. 3. Me (!>n\>i: , SnictiUiirarbeit. 
 
 Plastic, plas'tilv, ( (gr. plasti- 
 
 Plasdcal, plas'iekal. ^ kos ) adj. 
 pliiflifd) , btiCiienrct), fd)opfi'rii\1) , bilCniP, 
 SBilbunfl* . . . [frnft ter 'Tiiniir. 
 
 Plastlc virtue of Nature. Die Sjilfllliijc-: 
 
 Plastic, pla-s'tik, (mid) Plasticei 
 t. Me ^l.iilif, '5?fl^Dc(IirfllMft, SbilDefiinil, 
 SSilMu-rfrnfr, SBilMierei in l>3iict)6 ic. 
 
 Plasticity, plasiis'scie, #. tie pliv 
 (liicte, bilfi'iiDe ©iflenutiifr. Encyc. 
 
 Plastron, pias'iruu, (fr. 2i3.) * 
 [5ert)tr.] 6at <Srii|1|iric{. 
 
 Plat, plat, (p. plait Oi. plat) v. a. 
 peditfu. 
 
 Plat, plat. 
 
 Platting-, plat'ting 
 iverf; I'Wiu-.J bai ^Inttiiig. 
 
 Plat, arfj. t find)- -veins, [ 9fDg: 
 orjneif.] bie 23iig:, ©rt)rniifnbfrii. 
 
 Plat, adv. 1. t gi-mbeju. 2. t glntt, 
 eben, glnd), fniift. 
 
 Plat, (bnii. u. (jofl. plat; platt; lu. 
 plad. plas) t. I. bai ficiiie ©ti'irt eniib, (go-- 
 n-M)tiI.) bnfi fliine ebene ©tiirf 5i'l6, bie 
 gliirf)e , Gbriie, ^ditre. 2. Die 'JJiiure. 3. 
 [^or.] bie Scefiirre 
 
 Plat-band, 1. [PJnrtciif. ] bie pliutc 
 aSniibe, ^{nfntte, ic\6 @d)innlbeet, eiiifaf-. 
 fiingf beet. 2. ['Jlrd)it.J h) Der ©rreifen. Die 
 5Siiibe. b) Der ©niij cnn Jeiiilerii, Il)rin'iu, 
 tit pintte ^niibe. c; Die 2ei|lc, firniiilii|ie, 
 (yiiitV.fTiiiigiMciile. 
 
 Platane, pllttan. (lot. platanus) 
 t. |!bi>t.] Die 'iplnroiit. 
 
 plate, plate. (Iji'fl. plaat; qSliUtC ; 
 p. gr. piatysi *. I. Die rWemflO pintte. 2. 
 (on lnfd)eniil)reii) Die ^larre, SBoDeiifdjeibe, 
 bet ^oten. 3. Der ^niijer, ijnrinrrt). 4. Dcv 
 (metndene pb. irtene) ledcr (tin l)ii|jeriur 
 
 iellet l)CiBr trencher). 5. 1 tdS 3linirt)fn. 
 
 3erid)t, 3i«il'd)riu'ficn,23eicfycii, 9icliiiigerid)f. 
 6. fai ©ilbergerntl) , ©iu>er.ieiig , ©ilt'rrge. 
 fd)irr. 7. [iUeitr.l Der (Jim to (j, tic (S-iiil.iflc. 
 
 8. [■•Jlrd)it.] Die gette, 'i^tVttc, SWfnuerMtir. 
 
 9. (iJiipfiTil.) Die (g^•^n^d)rne) finite, i{nprer= 
 |>lOfte. 10. [ii)pogr.| Die^plniic, 8-oriii. II. 
 ■f Dng ©tilct ©ilbirgcit. 12. [ipcriD.J Dir 
 ©ilbrrpteiuiig. 
 
 Tliin plate. Dfte 23liC^. Old and broken 
 -, ta& 2Jriid)rilbi:»-. Gold -, Da6 (4>olD> 
 aer.itl). 
 
 Plaic-basket, Dcr lefifrforb. — 
 button, Dec filbeciie Pb. golDciie £iiopf. -- 
 
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 candlestick, bet fi(berneSeiid)ter. —-co- 
 ver, ter leUerDerfel. —-fleet, Die (rpanifd)e) 
 ©ilberprtte. --full, Dcr leflen'od. -- 
 gla.ss, ta6 ©piegelglil^. — -sliears, «. 
 pi. Die 9)ied)rd)fere (jiiiii "^Ied)r4)iu'itcitj. -- 
 wanner, in ieflenuarilier. —-wheel. 
 [UI}nil.J D(16 ©nillDeill-ilD. 
 
 Plate, V. a. 1. inir ^JJ?etanpliUfd)en, 
 .befiMiDtre) mit ©iiber belrgeii , pliuiiren. 
 2. piiiiicrii, mit eiiiein ipiirni|d)e luoffiicii cD. 
 I'efleiDeii. 3. i piiiijiTti. 4. jii ibkd) oDer 
 ti'iiiii rd)liigen t-iBfetiidei. 
 3. To plate sin with gold. Shak. 
 
 Plated, plated, adj. 1. plattift. 2. 
 in ^^liuteii, }ii JiJlect) flei'c^jliigeii. 3. i \A)up-- 
 pid)t. 4. gc|lnl;U. Shak. 
 
 Plated spar, Der ©d)iefiTrpatf). 
 
 platen, plat'en, tfr. platine) s. 
 [iopogr.j tcr liegei (Die Briicftrtfel). 
 
 Platey , pla'te, aUj. mit eiiie $latte, 
 fl>id). 
 
 Platform, platfurm, (fir. plate- 
 fornie; *. 1. tieOd)iu>gropl)if, ^J5lnii=, 0)niiib> 
 jeid)niing, ter (yniiitrig. 2. i Der (yiitmiiri, 
 ^Um. Bacos. 3. Die 'Jluioge (Der nad) eimin 
 '))iii|ler ftiifli'legte Drt). 4. a) ['Jeiaiiigfit). u. 
 'iirtid.J tie ajcttiiiig , im ©nicfl'irr. b) Der 
 (rrbiuad bie (JrDiliife. Shak. 5. Die i)>liUte, 
 ter phute (yipfel ; ['2lrd)it.J a) Der ©iider, 
 itltan. Die 'ipuurii'rin , Dns (iad)c l:)<i<i), Die 
 ipaiifpliute , Diidjpiiure, lerrnjie. h) tir 
 OJiiUterliitre, gette , >4>iette. 6. [OJiiir.] a> 
 Der Oberlnuf, Ucbcrlmif. b) (("iperluiiipti eiii 
 i)0Deii (III* Dieleii oD. aubiTU '3}iiUiriaiieii. 
 7. (ill eiiiigeii iiiirDiim. ©tnnteii) bieAvird)en; 
 iH'rfiifTimg, l?ird)i'iirrDiiiiiig (f. Oir. 2;. 
 
 Platf'Ouud, plat' tumid, (fr. pla- 
 fond) .t. ['ilrd)it.J Der •^i.ifoiiD, a; Die Xitrfe, 
 3itiiiiierfecfc. b) Din? .Dideiigemiiice. 
 
 PlatiC , plat ik , adi. — aspect, 
 I'HfirL'i.J Die ©teduiig, luo Die ©rraljleii eiiirg 
 ^liiuereii iiid)r iiiiniittcU'iir iiiif eiiu'ii aiiDerii 
 -^^htiKten , I'lnitcra iiiir aii| iVitieii £i4)[freie 
 riilleil. 
 
 Platie, (rd)0tt.) dimin. p. Plate. 
 
 Platina, plalena. plati iia, ( 
 
 Platinum, platenum, plaii'num.^ 
 (fp. plaiiiia, p. plaiaj *. [ «Btiiiiralg.J tic 
 -;j>hiriiin. [Die ^>>lariirtiiiirt. 
 
 Plating-, pla'tiMg, s. Dao ')$liurireii, 
 
 Piatiflil'erOUS, plalenifteru!., (.1. 
 platina II. fero) uilj- plillillilljrtlfig. 
 
 Platonic, plaion ik. (Platon'ical; 
 iidj. pl.uoillfd). — adv. Platou'icalty, 
 plati'iiird). 
 
 Plat ouism, plat onizni.pli'toiiizm, 
 s. Die pl<ui.'iiird)c £rl;re oD. ^l)ilD|Vpl)ie. 
 Plat<»llist, plat'onist. pla toiiisi, iiliD 
 Platonizer.piat'unuui,pla't6nuiir, 
 s. rcr 'iJ.^llm^nlfer. 
 
 Platonize, plii tnnixc, v.n. piato: 
 iiifirrii , tie i)5l}iioiVpl)ie rD. Celjrcii ^^huo'^ 
 nniicl)nu-ii - v. a. iiiid) Dili ®riiiiD|'at;i'ii 
 Der piiui.Mriid)cn ©d)iile erfhircii ob. Diejiii 
 (iiriiiiDriti)eii aiipiiiTcii. 
 
 Platoon, ptai60n', (fr. peloton) t. 
 [>))i'ilii.] tdC' ■•JsiU'tiMi , >:j5lottMi (bic Sforrr ). 
 
 Pliktter, plattur, (P. plate; *. 1. 
 
 Die <(jri>pe, fliid)e) ©d)iiiicl. 2. Der 5lcd)ti-r 
 ((Oilier, Der flid)t). 
 
 Platter-tace, bai brcitc 0Je|'i4)I. -- 
 faced, ctii Preiied 6>e|l(^( t)iibciib. 
 
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 Platj'pus, piat'cpus, t. ein picti 
 fiiHiiicS i.t)ur iiiif 3ieiil)i)daiiD. 
 
 Plaudit, plawdil. (P. Int. plaudo) 
 
 3. Der liuire -iWifalL (mit liiiitpin <6eifnae. 
 Plauditory, plaWdltme , adj 
 Plausibility.plawzebilcie (Plan- 
 sibleiiess) s. tic ©djeiiibarfeir , Der 'Mii> 
 rd)iin luni 'J(cd)t ot. ajitligfeit, Die 2U>it)r< 
 i'd)eiiiiid)feir, iJ)Mii|lbilirin. 
 
 Plausible, pi^w/ebl, (fat. plausi- 
 iiili»;a<0'.pi,iiifiPi:lcbeifiid6ii'urDig iuit()rrd)eiiu 
 lid), bcifiidsiDertl), ghmPii'iirDini, fd)einbflr. 
 
 Plausibly, plawieble , adv. I. 
 
 I'dietiibiir , iiiif cine phiiifible, beifiid^iuerr()e, 
 
 Oeteriiiaim gcftidige SBeife. 2. f hi'ffentlid). 
 
 1. They could talk plausibly about 
 
 what they did not understand. Collier. 
 
 Plausive, plaw'siv, adj. I. iSei> 
 fnd gcl'ciiD. 2. beifiidSiucrtf). Shak. 
 
 Play, pla. dinged, plegan. plegian) 
 I'. >i. 1. 5 fpieien. 2. (for. nni ) fpielen (jiir 
 ■Belutligung , 511m 3eiri>frrrcibe mil i?nr> 
 ten jc.;. 3. ipieiLH , fi^erjen, utnfern, tnn< 
 Deiii. 4. 1 (vviih) fpielen, a) lcid)tnMnig unu 
 gi'l;en mit Qtmi\6 , QimaS niif Doss ©pie( 
 retjcii. b) g-iiuae fpielciiD iu-n-td)ren. 5. [-D)?!!!".] 
 (upon. on> fpieicii (iiiif eiin'm Onrirnmeiite^. 
 
 6. i fpielen, a) in Iljatigfeit fein, fid) beiue> 
 gen; to - well, cin giirefi ©piel l)at>cn, fid) 
 leid)t beiuegcn. bj [-Miiiir.] To - wiili great 
 gnn.s against .. , upon .. , Dn6 (5)efd)lll) fpielcil 
 MlTt'ii, nut tcm groben C^}erd)iiyc fi'iurn aiif 
 (tine gertiing to. c> luirfen, in ajnuiginig 
 iiefctjt iVin (against, gcgi'ii). d) (with, niir, 
 oil. nuf) fpielen (fid) uiircni'lmnpig bciucgi'in. 
 
 7. [ iljent.J fpiiicii. 8. i fpielen, ^mnobie 
 fplilcii. 
 
 4. a) Men are apt to play with tlieir 
 
 liealilis and iheir lives as they do wiih 
 
 their clothes. Temple. 6. a) The heart 
 
 beal.s. tiie blood circuliitcs, the lungs 
 
 — . CiiEVJiE. 6. c) The engines - ugaiiixt 
 
 a fire. \VEi:.vrER. 6. d) Ev-n as the 
 
 waving sedges — with wind. .Shak. 
 
 8. Couits are theatres where some 
 
 uien -. L)oN^E. 
 
 To play to any one who sings. [-iBfiif.] 
 
 (S-men Pcglrtteii. To — like children, ivin> 
 
 Crrpi'ficn treibrii. To — loosely , i"d)afcrii. 
 
 To - apish , Ci3ii(|rnjiingeii|lrci(^)e mad)en. 
 
 To - faUe with any one. (S-incii l;intcrgcl,)en, 
 
 taiifd)en. To - fair, cl)rlid) fpielen. To - 
 
 false, fiUid) rpiclcn. 
 
 To p I a y against, fpielen gegen ©ineii, 
 ^emiUiD^ (Signer (int ©pine; feiii. 
 
 To play at; [Spiel] 10 — at cricket, 
 ba5 iJMbeinpiel fpielen j to — at cards, at 
 whisi, iviirten, ai-ljitl fpielen; to - at dice 
 tor .., niu iUiirfi'iii fpiilen, lui'irfein ntii 
 
 Prov. To play with a ninu at his own 
 weapons, (J-iiien mit fcinen eigenen SBaffeii 
 fd)lagen. 
 
 To play on. upon, 1. fpielen (onfi. 
 2. i a) 10 -upon any one, G-illCil JUllt ^e» 
 ilcii l)iii'rn , fein Spiel IjiiPen mit ©inem, 
 (S-iiien luifjuljrn. b) tnuicOcn. c) fpielen 
 (tuit) ; to - u p o u words, mit SSDorteii fpie* 
 leii, 2t3i)rri'pieie ni>id)en. 
 
 2. b) Art lliou alive. 
 
 Or i* it fancy plays upon our eye- 
 
 kigkt? ShjUU i 
 
Fkie, far, fall, fat. JtU, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, sjot, 6l\, cl6ad. Tiilie, tiib, fVill. ifnn, Tili*. 679» 
 
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 Play, e. o. I. 5 rpielen. 2. [Wuf.] 
 fvieun (tie {Jlote jo. 3. fpiflen liiffen, in 
 ©iiufgiing fe^eii (at, gcgeiu. 4. i lo - at 
 will, ittiti <Bp\tl, ittitu vfcpielrrtitm liifffii 
 (iViiirii Srtuntrn ic). 5. lil)ent.J ipiUm (""« 
 9Ci>(U, ira<i&Dtt ic), ooritcdi'ti. 6. i a) ifif. 
 kii (eiiic 9(oIle). b ) ipidUii , niad>rii (Ben 
 OT.irreii k.) , nbgebm. 7. [©pitl) iVi«l«". 
 m.idi.^11 (Hiie qs.iriio [Webster. 
 
 3. To play camion or a fire-eugiiie. 
 
 4 Nature here 
 
 Wanton'd as in Iter prime, and play'd 
 at will 
 Her virgin fancies. Miltos. 
 
 6. a) To play our part* well OH the nt.ige 
 ot life. Webstek. 
 To pla y sure play, rill flf()frr# ®piel t)'!!"". 
 fld^rr (Jfl)rii. To - a game at wliist , fllir 
 ^s rtit HJt)i|l iVirlril. To - a part , tiiir 
 tii'de rpii'lfli; to - the part of king Lear. 
 rti« itonig Cfiir niifrrtfcii. To - tlie man . 
 firt) briU', iviirfrr l)rtirrii. To - ilie woman, 
 fidj u)it till 2^«ib bfiirljmcu. To - ilie lool, 
 llie lliief, the truant, luirrrti ei. fd)rriri>> 
 (Irt)I(ll. fVlUleiljril. To - the fool mlh one* 
 self. 9iiirrl)ritrii btQttjtn , n.irri|V1)r« S''^ 
 niti(t)rii. To - the devil, |(t),iiitilid)e ifeirei(?>f 
 IpiiUii. To - tricks, fd)>ifirii, Sdjcliiifret 
 trribcili to - any ooe a trick, (S'llirill (tittli 
 €trrid) iViflrn. To - pranks , fid) jti titl 
 grnbi'il l)friitiSneljmtll. To - one's prite, 
 tfii l'i'l)ii bUT<S) tit iJi(t)tfuii|l trfiiinpi'cn. 
 SiiAK. To - the whore. t(\6 i^linilljaMD: 
 ivrrf trfibrii. To - least in sight, Srrilcrf 
 ((.'ii'icn; inimet oii<n)ci(l)cii. To - the Jack 
 with .., &ttitn ivir (III 0<^i»<t>[ in t*'" 
 emiipf Ircfrii o6. fiiljreii. Shar. To - the 
 whole game, 6 btrrutini. They piny the 
 game iiiio each other's hands, fit fpidtll 
 fill) riimiiti(r in bit <^anb. 
 
 To play away, I'rrfpirlen. To— off. 
 (IMflen (grrnAe JC); ipitUii Inffen, finer 
 &<\(t}t (rtiet (Spiel InfTrn. 
 
 l*l»y, «. 1. $ but @piel. 7. l^TJiuf.] 
 
 toe €pirl. 3. i iai <Spifl, tie ll).uitjreii, 
 
 SL'irfrrtinfrit, 6er @(in(j. 4. ba6 <£piel (.bet 
 
 Seiti'crtrrib). 5. (at) bai @piel (niir ilnr< 
 
 ten IC). 6. t ba6 Spiel, SBeria^reii, bu ^unb-. 
 
 Itiiifltrorire. 7. bai ii'ffriitlict)e) Spiel, ©djaii. 
 
 fpiel, (^n^rr) S. (lljenrer) a; bx\6 ©(<)tiii. 
 
 ipirl (Mr KinioCie, Xnifloeif ). h) Mr Srr> 
 
 (Iflluiig, bn6 Sdjampiel. 9. I-Wftf).) bae 
 
 SiMi'i; rer Spielriuiin. 10. t bt\6 Spiel, Cer 
 
 €pii'lrniiin. 
 
 8. To be at the play. He attends every 
 
 — . WemTER. 9. Tlie - of a wheel or 
 
 piston. Web.%ter. The Joints are let 
 
 ex.'ictly into one another, that they 
 
 have no — between tlieni. Moxon. 10- 
 
 To give full — to mirth. Let the geniu.< 
 
 have tree — . Webster. 
 
 To come in play, in ®nng fpminen, in 
 
 SQ}irrraiiireit treten. Tu bring In - , 1. in 
 
 OixWXQ briufleii. 2. jiir Sprot^e t>riii.-)eii, miff 
 
 l.ipct brillflen. To keep oCi. to hold any 
 
 one in -, &iiien f)inf)alreir, in Orr lliiiirniiO' 
 
 ^tit rrhnlteil. To put any one out of his 
 
 -, (fiiien aui bet SofTiiiin briiiflrn. To leave 
 
 boy's -s. i Me Aiii(err<t)Ul)c iibiriini, vtt: 
 
 trrten. To play fair -. foul -. 1. cljrlid), lin< 
 
 feMi(tj Ob. fnlfd) ipirleit. 2. i rcMid), iiiirrt): 
 
 li(V ^oii&eln. To give any one fair -, &niein 
 
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 lei<tt« Spiel tna4)(n. To love rough play, 
 ein un|rtiifte« 95ertiiljtfii lieDen. To beat, 
 any one at his own — , Q-iiien niit feineii 
 figenen ^ii3nifen f(t)lagen. T« go to the -, 
 m'^ Sdjiiufpicl geljeil. To atieud every -, 
 bn6 Itjeater fel)r fl'iB>3 t'efinljeii. To be at 
 ihe -, iin il)eaier fein. Tiiey found it the 
 best of their -, fie r'anfen, bae ti i^iieii Ceii 
 gropten ?intjen, aSoriljeil briiige. (He wa* 
 resolved not to speak distinctly,) knowing 
 •lis best - to be in the dark, DA er lUUpd:, 
 (ti^ er im Siiiilern nieiilenS geiuuiiiieiier 
 Spiel Ijrtbe, At-, fpieieiit), init eiiiiiiiDcr 
 ipieleiiD. Full of -, ipiekriict), uodet "Diiul) 
 iinfleii. Full -, 6er ftete Spielriium. Fiee 
 -, biU freie Spiel, btr fceit Siuif. To give 
 full - to.., (Per (J■lllt>llPullg^^rl^f^u•.) frcim 
 Spielrnuin geben Let the genius liave free 
 -, niiin ifl(Te Dem cyenie freieu I'nuf. 
 
 Play-bill, tec £omiiCieiiiettel, ll)eii. 
 teriettel. --book. b(\i KomijoietitHil). -- 
 day, Playing-day, tn Spiels $cirrt.ig 
 till Sdjulen). --debt, tie Sptelf4)iilD. -• 
 fellow, 1. ter Spielgrm<0, &(\)>iiie, SpuU 
 rninetiit. 2. ter '})fifipiclfr, Spielgeiirp. -• 
 game, ta« Ainterfpiii. --house, bi\i 
 Sdjnmp'el'f JloinoDieiitjiiii^. --mate, ter 
 Spielgeiio^. —-pleasure, f ter eitle 
 3eiiferireib. --thing tie Spieii".>4)e ; P' 
 t>)i <^pi(l)Ciig. --Wright, Dec St^aiifpiel- 
 icl)reiDec. 
 
 JPlayer, pli ur, «. l. $ Q-iner, ter 
 niK (rnuae I'pielt. 2. ter Spieler, aj I'JMui'.i 
 fee (^arfen», ,jloten>, SBioliii' ic. > SpiiUr. 
 li) tir ScO'inipicler. c) tec (i)ekertei)iiiact)er, 
 ••^JiMTeurei^ec, tthiiifler. d) ter (JUarreiu H.j 
 Spicirc (fliid) i). 3. ter lautler, ^lUileti^er, 
 'MiUMiggiuiger. 
 
 Playful, pll ful, aiiJ. I. fpielerifct). 
 2. niiitljioiUig, f(l)ecjl)iifJ. — adv. Play- 
 fully, fpielern'ct) ; iiiii[i)ivi(lig. 
 
 PlayfuliicKM, piiiulnas, «. tie 
 r(t)irtl)>>f(e Stiiiiinuiig, ter 0^iuil}iui(lt. 
 
 Playiug, piaing, 4. tne Spii'len, 
 Spiel. [ — -hot. fit'teiit l)ei|. 
 
 Playing-card*, t. pi. tie Spielfiirtell. 
 
 PiMysuiiie, pUsuui, attj. luuii;- 
 iviiii.l, U'ict)itrrtig. 
 
 Pittyil«>lllcrneMll, plA'iuiunes, «. 
 tie I'liiDttiriiiifcit, ter -JJiurijiuiUe. 
 
 Plea, pli. (norm, plait, plet, plaid, 
 pie; fr. plaider) «. 1. [ :Ke(l)t6rpr.J a) ter 
 Jjnijre, 9{ei1)tei1reit, 9{cct)ibl)iiiiril. b) tie 
 Uliige, 9<ed)tfuid)e. c) tec 9<ect)i«griint. d) 
 Me (|-nti(t)nlMgMiig, (itv.ttbe, (S-viepiicn, ter 
 &iiiiuoiit , (S'ntr(t)ulMgiiiigi?grtiiit ; (iiiid) t' 
 Die 'Hiiscete; 95err^firigniigt-reOe. 2. 6<\6 ©e^ 
 luct), tie tringente ibirie. 
 
 Pleas of the Crown. peiiilii1)r Stidjeil. 
 A plea in abatement, ter "ilntrog lUlfilil^ 
 Iflfu'n eine* Urti;fil6 , tiie JJiiff.uioiiegeiuct). 
 To put in a -, eiiic (S-inrttc pororiiigrn. To 
 take up any one's -, ©men rectjrffrttgeii, 
 in Sct)ii(3 nrl;nieii, O^'"'^''^^ 3Sec(l)i:iDigutia 
 iibiriu'l)iHcn 
 
 Pleach, pletiih, (fr. plisser ; gr. pleko) 
 r. o. -f I. (lt'd)ten, id)iiiigt'n, uerflfrt)ffii, 
 Mir(t)i"d)lingcn. 2. freujin, iiber eiiiniiter 
 irgni (tie 'ilnue). Sh*k 
 
 Plead, piede, t>. n. 1. { jiim 3Sel)iifi' 
 ter SSeriljfitiguiig riiiee iJliirpriidiee ot. ter 
 ^Mi)el;niua «'»«* frcmtin aln|>ru4>e6 fpre< 
 
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 rf)en. 2. ( Oitittsivr. j I'or ©eric^t ilreiten, 
 
 retell , rpri-d)rn , red)teii , eiiicii '3{ei't)i£i'trett 
 
 fiihicn, projeiTireii; iH>r (yeridjr reteii Pt. 
 
 niuivurtrii. .J. rcc^tcii, ilreireii, iprujerftren. 
 
 4. i (eriiiliid) bitieiu iprtiten (for, fur); 
 
 (.C^irijnte fiir ot. tiiiviter purtriiiiieii). 
 
 4. Since you can love, and yet your error 
 
 see. 
 
 The same resisiltss power luay plead 
 
 for iue. Drvdeh. 
 
 To plead guilty, not guilty, Dli; .Suige 
 anerreiinen, nid^r iiiurfeiiiicn , fid) fc^iilMg, 
 iiid)t fd)iilMg ot. iiiifitiiiMg terrnncii. To 
 — in one's favor, ju jeniilllDs (^llllileil, flic 
 (itnen ipred)en. To - to one's declaration, 
 atif Oeniiiiir^ JtMge l)iu niiiiuurien, fid) Per< 
 [|)ei^i>)en. To - at the bar, fiid)iuoiten, ati 
 i>oiiren. 
 
 Pletkd, ». a. 1. (uor fflerid)t) uertfjei. 
 
 tigrn. rrortcrii. 2. i (ntrd)riteii, ou£ni(id)eii. 
 
 }. Qitnai iiU 9{ed)r6., 5)eiuei6griint teibrin» 
 
 lien , niifnl)ren ; fid) berufen iiiif 6°civii6. 4. 
 
 >ii6 @'iicfd)tiltiguiig I'ortriiigirn, voriventeii, 
 
 iu>rr4)tiQeii , |uni 2>orivaiite neljmen, uorgc* 
 
 i>eii; fidf eiitr(t)iiltigen init @tiuAd. 
 
 3. The law of naiions may be pleaded 
 
 in favor of the rights of embassadors. 
 
 Webster. 4. 1 will neither - my age, 
 
 nor sickness in excuse ot faults. 
 
 Drydbk. 
 
 To plead by covin, [ 9{e(<)t«lVr. j foflu* 
 ticrn, eiiiueriliinten fein. 
 
 Pleadable, ple'dabi, adj. 1. (poe 
 (iirrid>t' aiil)dii>)uj geniad)t, porgetcac^t, er> 
 ortcrt, pecti)eitig[ luerten foiinent. 2. al6 
 Oitditiqxunb rtnffiI;r6or, cectUguliig; tciftig. 
 3. enrr(<)iilt6iir. 
 
 Pleader, pli'dur, (fr. plaideur) «. 
 I. ter 'l)5rojcfJtiJi)rec , $ro)rffireiite ; (u. in 
 engerrr 23etentuiig) ter (JJrgiier. 2. tec "Uti 
 i<»fiU, Sact)iunitec, Snd)ful;rir, 'Uniunlt, i8tr« 
 rl)eitiger. 3. i ter 25errl;eiMger, Sad)iu.iUcr. 
 
 A special pleader, cin <iltUOfnt, tec 
 niif reimni Simmer ^J3ro)r(|e iiuSarbeitet. 
 
 Pieadiu^', p'e <ji»g, t. tao ^ro^eft 
 fireii, ter ^^jroji"^; pi- bai gaiije projeiJiia* 
 liidje 25erfiil)ren I'or eiiieni (i)irid)t6l)i'fe. 
 
 Plending-place, tie (i>cri4)t^|leQe, 
 Onrtiiiii, to* JJ^'eum. 
 
 Pleanauce, pleizanse, (fr.) t. « 
 tie ^))?iiiuerreit, Siiil, Smhgreit. Shak. 
 
 Pleasant, ple^'^ant. (fr. plaisant) 
 adj. 1. iini]enel}ni (to, fur). 2. lujlig, iniuK 
 tec. frol), pergniigt. 3. fpiigtjnfr, fDinifd). 
 
 Pleasantly, plezzamic. ade. l. 
 aiigcnct)in , ouf eine nn^ieiiel^ine "IDeife oter 
 •Jlrt. 2. itn Sc^erje, i'cl)irjipeife. 3. fpagljaft, 
 ium Spnffe. 
 
 PleasantnesH, pllzzantnes, «. 
 I. tie <}lnnel)inlid)feir, 'lliiniiiri;. 2. tie t^rijpt 
 iid)feir, Siiiligfeif, '•))fiiiirirfi'ir. 
 
 Pleasantry, plez'^amre. i. l. tie 
 Suftigfeit, nmntere I'lUiiie. 2. ter Sc^erj, 
 
 Spog. AUOISON. 
 
 Please, ple^e, (n-. plalre ; IiU. placeo) 
 
 ». n. 1. ©iiien ocrgiiriiieii, enii'^eii, <jf:iiem 
 qefiiflcn. 2. (5'incii infrucigeii , G'lnein &t> 
 nuge ti)iin, fciiicn 'lUiIliii rl)iiii. 
 
 To be pleased at (SJrfnflell ftlltril, 
 
 hnben on ©tiunS, {Jriiite empfiiiDeii ilbee 
 Qtwai. To -one's self witli. to lie pleased 
 lu po. with..., (UefaUen, iSergiiiigeii t)afr(M, 
 
fiSO FAle, far. fa!!, fal. Me, met Fine, fin. NA, mhve, n6r, got, 6il, clifnl. Ti'ibe, tflh. foil. t//in, Tllis. 
 
 PLE 
 
 ffin 95«rgnugen Pnbeii an Q:t\v<\i, fein S33i>hl= 
 flrfndcn Ijnben on ©nwiiS ; (witln iid) fiii&en, 
 ftit) fct)icf'.'n in ©tnjofi. To be plea-sed, 1. 
 illfrie^cn, befricCigt fcin. 2. bclieoen , germ 
 l)t\\. &tK ®Uti' t)t\ben. Wlien lie is pleased, 
 lufi'.n ninn il;ni ben SBiden tijnr. Von are 
 pleased to say so, t<\6 beliefir Ohiien ^1 
 fngen. Be pleased to sit down, frljin £ie 
 fid) gefallioil, neljtnen 6ie flifndigil iMot). 
 - yourself, 6e6ienen ©ie firt). Let liiiii - 
 himseU, er ttjlie, ivaf iljni gif(i(It. Is he not 
 yet p 1 e a s « d ? t)nt er nod) nid)t gcnug ? To 
 be pleased with any one etc , tnit (^iiuin 
 U. }Mfrie^en fein. He is not pleased wiih 
 it, t6 gefadf il)in nid)t. Ill pleased, nii0< 
 I'erglil'inf- H.wd to be plea»ed, fdxuer JU 
 brfrieeigen. Desirous to -. bieuilfcrtig , ge^ 
 f.idig. Only to - you, felof nu6 ©cftidigfeil 
 fiir ©ie. 
 
 Please, v. n. I. gefnden (nngeni;l)i» 
 fcin). 2. flifnden, fur gut ftnttn, gut Diiui 
 fen, beliebeii ; geruljen. 
 2. Please you, lords, 
 
 In sight of both our battles we may 
 meet. SnAii. 
 
 If yon please, wem\ e6 O^ncn gefodig 
 ift. As you -, luic e6 31)nen gefodt , nnd) 
 Ohreni aSclieben. If you - to ..., luenn t6 
 31)upn gefndig ifl, jn JC That he would - 
 to etc., t<\^ ex gcrnl)en moc^te, jn ic. - 
 God. if it - God, it God -, fl) ®Ott IVtd. 
 
 Pleasedly, ple'iCdie, adv. ange» 
 ncljni. 
 
 ■"leaKeinnii , pleze'man , t. iev 
 
 SS3oWMencr, 5-urt)i-fd)iiuiiijer, ®d)meid)lcr. 
 
 l*leaser, |4ete lir, «. btt 6d)uieid)> 
 lir, 2i5i'l)iDieuer. 
 
 Pleasing, pie xing. adj. gefiidig, 
 nngnuljiu, einnel)inenD. — adv. Plea'aing- 
 ly . nniifnff)in. 
 
 I*l4*a8illg"ne«8, ple'zingnes, *. tie 
 i;icll:ri)fnr, *ilnMrl)niiirt)feif, aiuiuiitl). 
 
 l"leasitral>le, plezh'uiaUl, adj. 
 fliigfiifl)ni, reijcuD; luvfliMujIid). Tlie - part 
 of niankitid. tie S3i'rgiiugltnge , Ceiite, die 
 Miir ^enl 2>iT(iniigi'n ui>en. 
 
 I*lc-a.<«ural»Ieness, plezh'iuabl- 
 ncs. *. Die •;inMfhiulid)ffit. 
 
 l*leasurably, plczh'urable, adv. 
 niigi'iiihin, iicrriin'iijld). 
 
 Pleasure, plezh'ure, (fr. plaisir) 
 «. 1. ber isiifndeu (bie grenbe). 2. b(i6 &(-. 
 fnden, ©urCtiMfca, 95dieC>in , ber Slijide. 3. 
 bii5 93i'rgMiigi'n, a) bie I'nfl. b> (bai , \va6 
 SBftguiigen uerurfiid)r). 
 
 Hou^e of pleasure, &a£ Sllf1<)anS. At 
 -, nad) *elieben ; at his own -, mid) fciuein 
 JBflicbcn, luic er inng. Your -? wai bcliefct 
 3l)nen? Speak your -, fngen ®ie, lUiiS 6ie 
 ivoUeu, mai ©ie l)nt'en luodcii. Use your 
 -, t()ut, \v(\6 ©iic^ gefndt. To take - in.., 
 @efa(Icn finben nn &fii)rt5. To do one's - 
 on ... , II feinen ?S5iden beiuetfen nn &nvng. 
 According as every man's — is, nnd) eincS 
 3fben fflcfd)nina. 
 
 Pleasure-boat, bne Snill'OPt, 5/ufli 
 fd)iff. --carriage, ber S»i|liungen. — - 
 ground, ber Sn|lpln0, bie ^nlnge (6ci 
 ■mem SEi'Jtnljniifc). 
 
 Pleasure « r. a. Qintn vergni'igrn, 
 ffineni flefflden, eincii (k^tfaUf tl)un cb. ert 
 ndftn, tiMafA^vcn. 
 
 PLE 
 
 To pleasure any one with .., ©incni 
 nu^l)trlfen tnit ©tiunS , einen (JJrfnden tl)i;n 
 init ... (t nngeneljiu- 
 
 Plea^'Ureful, pll^h'ureful, adj. 
 
 Pleasurist, pieziiiirist, «. -j- ber 
 SSeriim'igiiug. 
 
 Plebeian, plebe'yan. (Int.) adj. 1. 
 jiim -IScibi'l, gciueiiicM iiJtMfe, 2Si>lfe gel)ong, 
 bnrnu« bcih'l;enb, 2>olf6. ., '«J5iM'el6. .., ple> 
 beifd). i. 1 genifiii, pbbeil)nfr. 
 
 Plebeian, s. i. [nir. ShMn] ber Spit: 
 beicr, iiiineiiie 'Dinuu. 2. [ •OKobeni j ber 
 genicme ■OJfnuii. 
 
 Plebeiance, plebe'yanse, «. t bn6 
 genuine iiJolf, ber \}3ooel. 
 
 Pledgee, pledje, (fr. pleige; norm, 
 plegg ; nngeif. pliglit ; ^J-^t^^g'^ *• '• f''^* 
 'ijjfnne, gnu|1pfnnb. 2. i a> bi.\6 'ipfnnb, Uu: 
 ttrpf.inC (lor, fi'ir). b) (oO ber ibeiueis (uon). 
 3. [9^irt)r6fpr.] b(\6 >J5fnnb, Unierpt'aub, bie 
 6td)erl)tit, a3iirgrd)nff. 4. ber ©lipel, SBilrge. 
 5. (beiin irinfen) ber 35cfd)eib. 
 2. Mutual interest is tlie best pledge 
 for the perfoniiuiice of treaties. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 To put in pledge, ycrpfnnben , uer« 
 fe^en. To hold in -, nls i)Jfnnb, 'Jnujlpfniib 
 in ipiinben Ijnben. 
 
 Pledg-e, V. a. 1. T ucrpfnnben, ueri 
 fe^en. 2. i I'erpfnnben, juni ^innbe, llnter> 
 pfnnbe feijen. 3. f burri) ciu llnterpfnnb 
 rid)crn , jurid)crn. Shak. 4. fid) uerbiirgeu 
 fiir..., !bur!ird)nff Uiilen fi"ir einen. o. &i. 
 Item ibcfd)i'ib i|)un (bcini Xriiifeiu. 
 2. To pledge one's word or honor; to 
 — one's veracity. Webster. 
 
 And pledges the breath of him by a 
 div.ded diaiigiit, uub i^ui 6eini Irinfen 
 5reiiiibfd)nft fd)ii)ijrt. Shak 
 
 Pledg-ee, piedje', *. ber ^fnnbl)ni= 
 ter, (inter, bcin (?tmn5 lUTpfanbet i\\. 
 
 Pledg'er, piedjur, *. 1. ber iSer: 
 pfnnbtr, Giner, ber urrpfrinbet, ein 'ipfnnb 
 bnrbitti-t. 2. (Jiner, ber ciitctu 'Jlnbern Sc; 
 fd)eib thut. (bi'irgiing, 25iirgfd)nft. Encvc. 
 
 Pledg-ery, piedjurre. t. bie 25er; 
 
 Pledg-et, pled jii, *. [6l)ir.] bie SJe.- 
 bcrimigcl, ivoiiiprtffe, bn^ a5nufd)C^en, ber 
 SSnind). 
 
 Pleiads, pleyadz, (gr. ) «. pi. 
 [•JiritiMi.j fit- ^^-NiiinDi'ii, bni' ©iebengeilirn. 
 
 Pleiial, ple'iial, (int.) adj. t pod, 
 oodiu-JiCiii. 
 
 Plenarily, |)len'a.cle, aiii). pi)d|l(jn« 
 bi(i, <i'"M "■ O'lr, tiniiiiid), I'iidig. 
 
 PienariliewM, ijlen aienes, «. bie 
 25odn.iMM.j;i-ir. 
 
 Plenarty, piln arte, ♦. ber 3"' 
 |ln;ib, bn riiie -ijtriliibe biiV^r ifl. 
 
 Plenary, plen'are, ple'nare, (Int. 
 pleiiiisi adj. i>odig, oodfomtncn, i'od|1nnbig. 
 
 Plenary, / *. bns entfd)eibenb« Ur> 
 
 Pl«»nar«-, S tt)([\, SSiTtnljren. 
 
 Plenilunary, plciinclii'nare, adj. 
 bi'ii y5l>dlllOU^ t'crnni'nb. (for 25udiiionb. 
 
 Pl«*llilune, pluniicliine, (Int.) s. -f 
 
 PleniputeilCe , plenippotense, 
 (Int.) J. fie '>))i'nd)tiu'dfoniniiMil)eit , niibei 
 fd)r.inffe 25odnind)r, rode -)3fnd)t n. ©eiunlr. 
 
 Plenipoteni, pJenlp'potcnt, adj. 
 
 <iJJ?nd)tuodriMninen()cit bcfi^cnb, niit *'«ner 
 y)«\<i)t 6efleibet 
 
 PLE 
 
 Pleitipotentiary, pllnnip^tln'- 
 
 share , ifr.) *. [Dipl. ] ber 'iiei'of!mnd)riflte, 
 6eoodnind)rigte ^Winiilcr ob. (yefnnfte. 
 
 Plenipotentiary , adj. oode 
 ■•Wnd)t 11. (5)eiuiilt, nnbefd)rniifre 9}odinnd)t 
 enthniri'Ub. [f. Replenish. 
 
 Plt^niKll, plen'nish, u. a. f fildoit, 
 
 Plenitdiiug-, [Oerrl.] furniture. 
 
 Plenist, pieni>t, s. li)>l)ilor.J ber 
 SSirtlu'ibigfr bei ooden 9{niini#. 
 
 Plenitude, plennenide, ((nt.) «. 
 
 1. bie 5iide (bn6 Sndfeai, bie '7?id)t. See re). 
 
 2. bie 5i"ide, ber lleberlluij. 3. i a) bie aSofl. 
 llnnbigfeit, 95odfointnenl)eit. b) bie llebcr* 
 fiide. 4. bie SJodbliirigfeir. 
 
 3. b) The plenitude of a man's fame. 
 Prior. 
 The plenitude of the pope's power, 
 bie p(ipillid)e 'Wndurodfontnienfjeit. 
 
 Plenteous, plen tshciis, adj. I. 
 
 1)0(1; rcid). 2. reid)lid), niiSreid)enb, jnrei« 
 c^eiib. 3. crgicbig, frn(l)tbnr. 
 2. A plenteous supply of provisions, 
 Webster. 
 
 A plenteous crop, eiiie giite, pode, 
 reid)lid)e, gpfeguete G'rnre. 
 
 Plenteously, plea'tsheusle, adv. 
 reid)lid), itn lleberfluiie. 
 
 Plenteou.«<neS<«, plenlsheusnes, 
 t. bio Jiide, (S-rnift'lgfeir, ber Ueberflng. 
 
 Plentiful, plcn'tctiil. adj. I. retd^« 
 lid), ood, reid), grog, ini llebcrffiiffc, iin 3SoU. 
 niif ba Ob. oorljnnbcn, jiireirticnb. 2. in Jjijde, 
 in Ueberflnfj fpeiibcnb; frud)tbnr, ergiebifl. 
 
 A plentiful harvest, eine i>ode, gefeg* 
 nete G-rnte. - in expenses. 93iel nii^gebenb. 
 Amalthea's — horn, <)liiinirhen'^ '5i'id()i>rn. 
 
 Plentlfull5',()leiiiefiile. «(i(>. rei(f)i 
 lid), in lU'berflut'j ob. (yiide. 
 
 PleutifulneS-S, plenteli^ilires, t. 
 1. ber lleberfiiif!, Me ijiidc. 2. bie ffrgiebig. 
 teit, 5riid)rlmrfeir. 
 
 Plenty, plen'te, (u. Int. plenus) ». 
 I. bie giide, ber llebi-rftniJ, bie ■OJfenge; (of) 
 ber lli-bevflug (nni. 2. ^ bie grnd)tbnrfeir. 
 
 To have a p 1 e n t y of . ., to have - of. ., 
 (Stivn* itn llebcrjlufyc Ijnben. A - of buyer* 
 or sellers, J ein lleberjlug nn , fine 'Wenge 
 i)on Srtiifern ob. SSerfaiifern. The horn of 
 -, bai gn(ll)orn. To have - of all things, 
 bie ipiide ii. g-iide ()nbeii. 
 
 Plenty, adj. (niei(len« J) in lleberfiiif 
 
 oorhniibeii. 
 
 When laborers are plenty, their wages 
 
 will be low. Franklin. In the country, 
 
 where wood is more -, they make 
 
 their beams stronger. Encvc. 
 
 Money is plenty with him, ( er t^at 
 Ci)i'lb in 55iide. 
 
 Plenum, ple'num, (Int. 2D.) s. [Be«. 
 tnrt. -"Jjl)!!!'!. I bn* ^iciiuin, ber oode 9fninit. 
 
 Pleonasm, pieonazm, (gr. ; «. 
 13{l)er.) ber ^ISkoiini'in, iDorrnberflng. 
 
 PI<M»naste, pic (')na^te, s. [*lKinei 
 rnlg.) ber^:)>li'onn|l, Gtiijinnit, brnnne®rnnnt. 
 
 Pleonastic, piconasiik, ) 
 
 Pleonasticai, pieonas'iekal, ^ 
 adj. pieonnilifd) , luorrreid). — adv. Pleo- 
 n a s ' t i c a 1 1 y . plronn|li fd). 
 
 Pleropliory, picrofore, (gr.) «. 
 f bte uilr lUbfrjengnng. 
 
 Plesli, plesh, t f. Plash. SrExsc*. 
 
Faif. f'.r. fhU. fni MJ. met. Flnf. ffn. NA. mdvc, n6r. slot, 6il. riSi'i.?. Ti^he. n'jl,. fiill. i/,in. THis. C81 
 
 l*le<I»ora, plli/ioia.^ (gr.) ». 1. 
 
 l*l«'tliory, plet/.'ore.^ (■■Wc^.l ^ie 
 Boflt'iritKifeir, aSolliaftiflftit. 2. [Sot.) tie 
 Ufbcri'Ptiriittiiifrit. 
 
 Plethoric, ple^/i orik. (Plethor'i 
 eal. Pletlioret'ic) adj. [■iJJJeB. ) Uc(l- 
 Ullfiil, i'o(liiifti<?. 
 
 |*l(*tliron, plet/('ruii. ^((jr.) *. [qr. 
 
 ■"letltriiiii, plet/iruiii.^ -Klrrrtl).) 
 iai ■X"'ictlirrn (fin L*iiii(jcmnii0 = "240 'jJinV. 
 
 Pleura, piu'ra. (<jr.) t. [-Jlnnt.] Cof 
 9?jppriit>(i, ^if ^{ippfiihnut. 
 
 Pieuriny, plu re«4, (gr.) ». {«JJ^^^.1 
 bie <Xlf iinfii', frt# (riitit'iiiMi(f)C) (£fiteiiilfd)f ii. 
 
 Pleuritic, pluili'ik. ( mli. 
 
 PleuriticMl, piiith'^kai. ^[-})^'^.! 
 I. nil ®firenilr(f)fn leI^ell6, tniiiit brhafti t 
 tat &titt\\\1«titn l)at>fii&. 2. rjn ©citfinU: 
 djttt rtM^ellt«ll^, Dinu gehorifl. 
 
 Plevin, picv'vin, (altfr.) «■ bir @t 
 djerhfit, !&urg('i-f)>iff- 
 
 PleW, ^<f((>Ptt.) « plough. - 
 
 Pleusrii,^ p<^ttl«f " pioiigli 
 • taff. 
 
 Plexirorin, plek'«if6rm , (n. Int.) 
 «»?/ (•lliint.) gfflf.-fitrtrrig, gtfffAtformig. 
 
 PlexuR, plek-i^ut.diU. ^^.)«-1^iiaM 
 bn« (^hRfd)t. (Mfivfbt. 
 
 PliHliility, pliabil'eii, «. bie 93itg: 
 fiiiitfrit, (»)er<l)mfibigffit. 
 
 PIlAble, pll'abi, (fr. Sa., V. pller) 
 aiij. I. ; birgi'iim. ?. i biegrani, gef^nuibig. 
 nrt<^gif^ig• 
 
 PiinblencRU, pW'abin**, «. I. ; 
 
 bte 2Me,ii'.iMiffit. 2. 1 tit ?Jicginmffif, ®r 
 
 fd»iiifirigffit, iJirtcftgirbigffit. 
 
 2. Admire tlial pliablenesa to vir- 
 
 tuoiii eoiin^elK in youth, briuilMbrre, 
 
 wit \t\dft Mf O'lfl""'"* fi**) ^'"^4 tiiGf'*' 
 
 hnftr ^atf)(<))\<i<\c Irttrii In^t. 
 
 Pllmicy, pii aiise . *. I. T bir $irg= 
 fnmfrt. 1. i bie 'bif.jmmftit, ©efdjuieibig^ 
 ttit, ■'W.idxiifbigffit. 
 
 PIlMOt, pliant, (fr. m.) mdj. I. ? 
 bifflinm. 2. l a) bipginm, gefitmfibig (to. 
 fur), b) do) fplgfiiitt. gerne folgriib (b<r ^evi 
 Itiil'ft ".r.>. South. [fiiiltfrit. 
 
 PliuntnenM, pli'antnei, «. bit '.bifg- 
 
 Plicn, pli'ua, (lot. <!B.) f. ['TJ(eb.) 
 htr ^cidi|Vi(Ppi, 3iib(njopf, SBK^ttljppf, bie 
 pom rcf)v' ivirrtjff. 
 
 Plicate, pli'kite. } (((It.) adi. 
 
 Plicated, pii-kiied. S l^ot.] fnliig. 
 
 Piica<iun, plekA xhun, >(liir.) 
 
 Plicatiire, plikkarnhdre. ) • 
 I. Kxi giiiifii, 5ii.'geii. 2. bie 5J<»lte. 
 
 Pller, plJ'ur. 4. btr Cailtroget. 
 
 PlierN, plj'nii. (p. fr. plier) «. pi. 
 bi* 3'iii'lf , fl.<t-no,<?d -, bie (Jf^JOKQ* ; 
 round iiojifd -. bif Crfl^tjrtiige. 
 
 PlieM, [0«tl.l fold.. 
 
 Plir4»rill, pli'forni, (v. fr. pll U. P. 
 foinii iidi. t.iltriinrtig , frtlteiiformig. 
 
 Plig-llt, pliie, (niigrir. plihtan) v. a. 
 
 1. (uif I'Pii (i)ui<rii , *ajiinrfn gcbr.) vtv 
 pjiinbrn, jiini ^fnnbe ob. Uiiterpfaubc aebm. 
 
 2. * fit&ittw. 
 
 To plight oiie'« faith, fflii ^ICott gfbtn. 
 To— oiie'< trotli. Irene ftixvorrii. Shak 
 My faiih It -ed, i(f) bill i)friprp(l)«n. 
 
 Plig^lit, I. I. b<\6 '$ianb, lliirerpfaiib. 
 
 3. Oct 3u|tniib, b<i« ibeiiiiibeii , (ii. in enuei 
 
 PLO 
 
 rem Siiitie) ber giite Sm^'inb ob. Stflnb. 
 3. t tie (Jnlte. 4. t f>i« Jlleib. 
 
 To keep cattle etc. in (good) plight. 
 23ii'l) :c. in gtitem Sriiiibe l)niien, im Srniibe 
 erljalieii. In a good -, nil iStitiibe, gefiiiib 
 
 11. lliUf. 
 
 Plig^liter, pli'iur, «. ber -^ilrge-, tai 
 
 i>t'tiiiti, Uiiterptiinb. [iiufgctjeii. 
 
 Pliin, pliui. V. n. t nuir(t)ii<rlleii, 
 
 Plinth, plint/i, (gr.) «. |4lr(t)ir.) I. 
 i\t -)>uiue, iiit'ci, ');lat(e, iSiiiiietipiatte. 2. 
 bt\6 (iJiirtiuiTr, ber CiJurrfmu. 
 
 Plieiy, pliii'ne, t. [(^igriiii.j $liniii$. 
 
 PliKliie, (i'ct)u(r.) a trivk. 
 
 Pli^liieM, ni i sich i e vo u s tricks. 
 
 Plite, pllie. «. t'tlK"') cin(S-(leiima(5. 
 
 Plu<t, plod, (i)oU. ploisi V. n. 1. liing< 
 r.iiii ob. tiiiiKutm nrDeiteii , fict) uiiitr laiifeii, 
 litiigMMi, aiif eiiie itiit 0)fi'ihe oerbiinbeiic 
 -JUt laiiteii ob. reiiVit. 2. fid) ai;imil)en, fi(t) 
 piatf I'n , firt) I'nilreiigeii , (Irriig nroe iteii. J. 
 < upon I iiiK ■Jlnrtreiigiiiig ii. iiiii).iirenb ni)il>* 
 benfni (ilBtn, fict) ben ilDpfjerbrr(l)f in fiber), 
 na(t)grui'riii tiiDcr), fiAt mitjeril beiniilun 
 (iini>, ben itopf ooU l)at)en (ooiu , ft<S) viele 
 Miiihe geben <in eiiier >&a<t)e). 
 
 To plod at one'i books, iminer fiber 
 ben 'liiKftirn iitgeii. 
 
 Plodder, pioddur, t. Qmvc, ber 
 ri(t> ut>er (rtivii* (ibuiu^et, unmet uPer E'en 
 •i?ii(t>rrM licgt. Sua . 
 
 Plodding*, plod ding. adj. lllfll)Mni 
 
 iirbcitnib, firt) in'miil)fiib ; (brtl)er) tiriTiniiig. 
 
 Plodding', t. bic hmte, nifuMiUnc, 
 r>iiire, rtiii)aitriibc iiber liingmnie 'ilrbeii ; 
 inpoii) bie (nniljfiUiie) iJi'rrdjiing (iilJ.r;. 
 
 Plot, plot. (I), plai) «. I. ber iJlrcf, 
 K\6 >!£(u>t(t)en c^oben), ''^Ui)i1)rn, ber -l>l>ii>) 
 ). 'Vi. gar/l en-plot . ber (^3iir(ciiplit(}. 'I. 
 Mc 'Jliiloge "jliipfl.iniiiiig. 3. Die Karte, bet 
 •Jjicin, rilPrio, (SriinDriB, G-iitiuuri; (in eu> 
 gerein &iiine) bie ^ei-rnrte , ber i^lnii. 
 
 Uround.plot of« building, ber '^an 
 pl.19. 
 
 Plot, IT. a. 1. eiitiverfeii (eiiien (i)riinb: 
 riB). lU'reiprn. 2. l"au(^ nut dowii;|"(l)iiCfrn. 
 
 Plot, (Q-nbruPe bc6 fraii). coaiplut) j. 
 1. bie Srrirt)firjiing , SBerioirf filing, Oiitri: 
 giie, ber jlnoicn (eiiit-^ '!^(l)iiiiipifl$ to. I. 
 en« itotnptot , ber (i»ii)finibuiib ; bit i5fr= 
 t'(f)U'oriiiig. 3. ber >}lnr(t)iag j pt. bit dittiifr. 
 4 ber Qrntmutf, '!)$iAii. 6. ber lie fiuii, (it' 
 niibuiig^geiil. 
 
 A man ot niiich plot, tin JjiKbi, <B<t)iMl: 
 fopf. A layer of -», nil •J(iUlffllliUl)er. To 
 lay • -. foniplottircn. The - takes, bil6 
 (Spiel i'(t)l>ig( em. 
 
 Flo t-cHtclier, --hunter. berSpion, 
 \'liigeber. - proof, gegrn jebcn ■ilugriffs-. 
 pliiii gefidjtrr. Siuk. --awearer, ber 
 *Miitoerfd)iuorne. 
 
 Plot, V. a. aiijettedi, fpinneii, anrplii> 
 iieii, nu6t)t(ffii (G'tiuiif); inmen (aiif), briiten 
 u'it>er) , (jeimlid) iinigii;cii (nuf). 
 
 Plot , i>. n. 1. (against) fompfpftirfn, 
 |Ti1) ueri'it)iu6ren , eiiie S5cri"ct)ii)6nmg nnicr: 
 trin (gcgeii), 9liifd)liifle nin(t)en (niif). 2. I 
 3<i'mre r(t)iiiicbeii. 3. f ant ©rwii* fiimen, 
 Pen '•fii.ui luiidjfit, biiniit ob. bnr<»iit imi: 
 
 Plot, lOertl.] scald. lael)en. 
 
 Plottie, (i'd)Ott.) mulled wine. 
 
 Plotter, plot tur, t. I. bet SBer 
 
 PLU 
 
 f(fm>prer. 2. ber 3imif emntfcer ; ©rffnber. 3. 
 biT llrljfbcr. Shak. 
 
 Plotting-, plot'ting. adj. frftnbfnm. 
 
 Ploug-ii, pl<iii. r. Plow. 
 
 Plover, pluv'vur. (fr. pluvier) t. 
 
 1. [Crnifl).] ber 9{egcnyoge(, ^Jegenpfeifet. 
 
 2. ([ bie lieberlic^e Dime. 
 
 lOrnitl).] Ringed, collared -. ber ©trnilbi 
 pffifer. Norfolk--, thick-kneed -. bet 
 Steiniva(}er, DicffiiS. Chattering, noisy -, 
 ber fd)reieiibc •JCfgciipffiiVr. Spotted -, bet 
 Q-ifribi^. Black- breasted Indian -, bet 
 fd)ii'iiribrilrtigc Sibifj. 
 
 Plow, piou, (iiorin. ploge; ongelf. 
 
 ploge ; 1)0(1, ploeg ; "l*fflig ; bail, ploug, plov ; 
 
 irl. plog; fd)iv. piog; riijT. , pp'n. plug; 
 i(f)ptr. pleuch. pleugh) i. I. [2n"biuirt()f(f>.] 
 Kt iJjjTng. 2. t ber 'Hrfirbiiii , biK >Ucfetii. 
 
 3. (lf(t)npr.] biT 5(ilj=, Sel)H}obtU 
 
 To go to one's plow, nn feine 9(r6eit 
 gfl)rn. To return to the -, i fi(l> iPiebcr III 
 bu4 ^t>(t) fpaimen. 
 
 Plow -alms. *. pi. bet >J5ffMgifl)<nte. 
 --be&in, ber ^fliigbnlffn . rJ3fliint<auin, 
 (J)rfn^e(. --bote, [engl. Oidn)] bui ^olj, 
 niif n>ild)c4 em AmtfrMfTc jiir >}ln«&e(Teriing 
 Pfi' -Jlili-rgcriithf? ■Jlnrpnul) l).irte. --boy, 
 I. ber JRnnbe, ber Ijintrr brm ^yiTtige her« 
 gel)t, Ireiber. 2. 1 bir 'Beiigcl. -coul- 
 ter. bii* "ilStliigmffifr, ijjjliigeifen , @ecf), 
 SCoirer. --Iiale, --handle, —-neck, 
 -•staff, --stilt, --tail, bie W'(l« 
 llerje. --Iron, [lifcbr.! ber 9Juthl)i)bel. 
 --jobber, ber Siiiibmiinn. — knife, 
 lbii(f)t'mb.| ber ^V'l'cftncibi'ljpbel. --Ian a, 
 1. bii* grpfliigtc ob. pfliigb.ire Snnb, Itorns 
 l<iiib. 2. brr ^fltig Siiiibed. --man, t. ber 
 >J5tlfigfr, CnnMn.inn, '^fliig()iilffr. 2. t bet 
 (iJrol'inn , 'Sililfrflfgcl. --man's spike- 
 nard, CiJot. I bif Diirriuiirv - - ra o n d a y, 
 l(S"ngl.i ber erile Wioiifiig natt) bein Drei» 
 fonigeffile. --raker, (Snnbiuirtljfrf).) bie 
 S(t)iirrf, Jffufe, b\\i ^flnflrpbcl, ber ^flng> 
 iVtjiirrer. - aha re. bif (£i<l)ar , $fliigf(f)at. 
 - Wright, ber 'iJ5ffiigni(i(f)fr , ^iigner. 
 
 Plow, I', o. 1. i pfliigpn, ncfern. 2. 
 
 t a) ? pjliigcn (Diird)f(t)iffeii). b) pfliigen, 
 
 fiiri1)i'ii. Shak. c; pfliigen (in tiiieni SJcrnfe 
 
 itrbeitrn). 
 
 2. ») Wiih .speed we plow the watery 
 
 Wave. Pope. 
 
 To plow the ground for wheat, bell 
 •^obfii pfliigcn, inn -HJoijeii fiiijinacn. To — 
 up I'D. out. rtii^pjTiigrn, luifpflugen. 
 
 Plo«v, V. II. pjliigiMi. 
 
 Plo^ver, pioiVur, #. ber 'iJJflnger, 
 ■Mtfor: , 'iltfrrjni.iiin. lOlifern. 
 
 Plowingr, piou ing. ». b.i« ^flii^ifn, 
 
 Tliree plo wings, brfiin.iligef -Jiflii.ieii. 
 A fir.st and second -, t<\6 ■i^Sjlugfll (lini ers 
 iTen II. jiucitfn ■•OTiile. - over again, bii6 
 3n)ri()roi1)eii , 50cnbcii, 9{iil)rcn. 
 
 Plo y, [ Oeril. I e m p 1 o y m e n t ; ii a r m- 
 less frolic; merry meeting. 
 
 Plucli, piuk. (nngelf. piuccian; ()ptl. 
 pliikkeii; pjliirfen) v. a. I. (tine ^ni(t)t 11.) 
 pflU(ffn , rtl'pjliicfcn (iib6red)en). 2. rupffii 
 (eiiie (Sail* id, jiipfen, jie^cn, jerren, rnn» 
 \tix ; (from) reigen (oon). 
 
 To pluck all gaze one's way, bie ^ilfi 
 incrfiiimfeit tine*3eDcn nut firf) $iel)fii. Tiii« 
 will -stout men's pillows froiu below thett 
 
682 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, s^ot, 6il, cl6uil. Ti'ihe, luh. fnll. l//in. Tllin. 
 
 FLU 
 
 heads, 1 ti iitcnuiiitct bic ®tarf(lcn. Shak 
 To pluck ill pieces, jcrrcigeil. To - a 
 crow together, ± ein S?u\)t\(i)m jurnmmeii 
 pflutftu. 
 
 To pluck asunder, jerjiipfeii, jerrci 
 pen, eittjiufi rcipeti. 
 • To p 1 11 c k a w a y , luegreigeii. 
 
 To pluck down, I. nieiJerreigen, 2. 
 [2Dni6iinVr.] (323116) Jii \J5fertie iicrnHiU'ii ii. 
 niit S?unt>en faiigen. 3. ab\ei}tn, ili'irjeii, 
 6enu"irl;igen. 
 
 To pluck off, 1. nfrpfturffii, flbbrcc^en 
 2. nu^nipfeii, nbreipen, nt'rrt)iii6eu. 
 
 To pluck on, * f;er&eiiiiljen , }iel)eii 
 niif . . . , bnngen uber . . . Shak. 
 
 To pi nek ou I, nugreipen, fjerauSrdgen, 
 fdjned l)eriuif}ii'l)cn. 
 
 To pluck up, 1. nu«rei0cn, ^ernnfrci= 
 0en, niifgiitEit, niiSiuiir,)i'l»- 2. l nii^rortcii, 
 Dertilneil. To - one's spirit, a heart, tlie 
 heart, )) iieuen ^iitlj fiiffeii, luieJier ■iJKiitl) 
 fn(Ten. 
 
 Pluck, s. I. 6er 3m. 9?"*. 9tupf, 
 9{ie. 2. M& ffierd)linfle (eiiieS Zi)ittt6}, 
 lWaiiim\\>v.] fnS ©I'raiifd). 
 
 To have a good deal of pluck, O v\t\ 
 gKiitl) l)nf>iMi. 
 
 Pliicker, pluk'kur, ». 1. G-iiier, 
 ber pftiirft, nipft. 2. ± A - down of kings. 
 G-iiicr, ber Itoiiigf nbfe^t. 
 
 PlufT, [Orrtl.] (hairdresser's 
 p o »v d e r - ) p u f f . 
 
 Plug-, piiig. (fjpfi. plug; f(f)m. pligg; 
 ban. plyg) *. I. ber^flixf; ^rDpfel, 3<ipren, 
 $fri'pf 2. biT 5?al)ii diii 5IO<i(TtTrol)ren). 
 
 Plug:, r. a. jiipfJbrfeii, ufvilopfeii, jii-- 
 pfrrpfen. 
 
 Plum, plum, (nngt'ir. plume) ( 1. 
 bit ^iffrtiime, 3iucir(l)e. 2. bie 9{iM'iiie, &o- 
 tiiitlje. 3. [ CiMibDM ) a) eiiie €iimme I'oii 
 100,000 <pfiinb ©rerlina. b) ber SJeiK^er ber 
 felbcn. 4. fill ©pid. 
 
 White plum, w h eat plu m , ber ©pil' 
 riUfl, bie 5?HHbgpfrnilllie. Assyrian -, bie 
 fd)iunrje 23ruflbecrc. Blackthorn obcr 
 sloe -tree--, bie ©d)(ei)e. St. Catha- 
 rine--, bie .ttarljnrineiipp^aiime. Ma roc- 
 CO--, bie Dniitd^jenerpfToiime. Tlie royal 
 — , bie Soiiig^pfJiiiinu". Wild -, bie ©rf)lel)e. 
 
 PI urn -cake, b^t 9fL'fil"!''f"rf)^"' ~" 
 nan, ber ^)?irjipniTr. --pie, bie SJiMlnen: 
 pflftete. --porridge, bie Dfoilneiifiippe. 
 — -pudding, 1. ber ^Itiiiipiibbiiig, 9Cofi! 
 nenpubDing, Rubbing niir Sfofitieii. 2. (SJJti: 
 nernig.l bie fflrniiiuiirfe. --tree, ber iPflaii; 
 men." , 3ivetf(t)en.- , 3i«ftrd)genbniim. 
 
 PluinHg-e, plti'midje, (fr. SS3.< s 
 1. tai ©eftPber (ber iBil'gcI). 2. ber ^eber; 
 tiifcf). 3. [6l;ir.] ba6 23aii|'((jct)eu poii I'ctii- 
 niniibfiifevn. 
 
 Plumb, plum, (ID. plwm, I. plum- 
 bum) «. 1. iai ©iilrfdjeii Slei (nii '31iigel= 
 leiiieii). 2. bie 55iei! , Sa3n(Ter» , ©d)ror>, 
 ©riuvnge , baS SSleilotlj , !8ieird)eit. 
 
 Plumb , adj. U'thred)t , blcircd)t, 
 feiifred)t. 
 
 Plumb, adv. 1. fcnfrec^t, lLU()rfd)t, 
 flcnibe. 2. (plump) plump, p(atrd); ilrnrfe. 
 2. He fell plumb into the water. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 P I u ni b - d o w n , adv. gernbe nicber. - - 
 liue, bie 3)leifci)iiiiri tai iiott;, ©ciirHei. 
 
 PLU 
 
 — -over. adv. gernbe iiber. -rule, bie 
 53ici|'d)iiiir; biis Sotlj, i&leilod), ©ei;fbli-i. 
 
 Plumb, V. a. 1. f fpiiDireii, iiiir 
 belli Ssldliui^e, ©eiifbiti, beiii ©iid)er, Orb: 
 boljrer uiiterriidjeii , ergniiibcn. 2. niitrei|t 
 Ob. iiiid> ber aileiiuiige ndjreii , lotl}rect)t 
 niad^eii. 
 
 Plumbag-iiiuus, pluiiibad'jiiius, 
 ailj. rei(5l>itiiirruj , aus i>ieii;-inii beileljciib. 
 
 Pluiiibag-o, pluiiiija gn, y 
 
 Plumbagiu, plum Ijailjin.^ 
 
 plombayiiie; J. 1. buy ^u'lijt'lei , ibleicrj. 2- 
 
 Pie 33k'iiird)p, ber iihifiljiiiaii. 
 
 PlMliabeilU, pliuii'beau, ) 
 «.. . J ■ } adi. 
 
 Plumbeous, plumbeus. ^ 
 
 1. tlficrii, bUtiirtig. 2. t Diimiu , |"d)iuer! 
 fiiflig. [muT ■iilciiuiige geridjret. 
 
 Plumbed, pliim md, adj. iiiicreli'i 
 
 Plumber, plum mui , *. Der aiUi: 
 nrbiirtr, SJiiujiipiT, 33li'ibrrffr. 
 
 Plumbery.^ pirmrmiire, t. 1. bie 
 ■iMi'igiifjrriinn-it, iiicun-bfir. 2. tie 'yieigic^ 
 perei. 3. bie •iMoigiiperfiiiiil, biis iilciguBeii. 
 
 PllimbiforOUS, pllimbii erus. 
 (.UM.) adj. l>liiljiilrig. KiRWAX. 
 
 Plume, pli'iiiie, (Int. pluiiiH; t. 1. 
 bie bcf. grojjei giber (eiiieo 2>Lgi'i6). Shaj. 
 
 2. ± ber SpvtM , bn» (|-t;reMii':d)eii. 3. Du 
 Jebcr , (bef.) ©rraiiceiifcbiT cai« ©d)iiiucf) ; 
 ber 5J''berl)it|'d). 4. i ber ©rolj. --plucki, 
 lli'lit>traiibt , iiiebergebeiigr. Shak 
 
 2. ( Aiiibitiou't) to win from nie somr 
 plume, beii iJSrtig I'lber mid) btU'oiv 
 jiirriigeii. Shak. 
 
 Piuuie-alum. ber 5f^^f<''1""- ~- 
 Strieker, ber Jiid)^ rd)iuiiii}er, «d)iiiiid)U'r. 
 
 Plume, ( t. [-yot. J 
 
 Plumule, plu'iiiuie, ^ b>i6 ^lacp 
 febiTdjcii. 
 
 Plume, V. a. 1. niir JJeberii uirfiljeii 
 
 PUIJCII, fdjltliirffll. 2. 1 lo - one'* sell on.... 
 
 lid) i>rii|leii (iiiitK 3. lu. fr. pluuier; nipfeii 
 liSt^geii. 4. ± rupfcii, benipftii. 5. (bit ^e- 
 berii) piii^eii, reuiigcii (o. iUogelii); v. rectpr 
 fid) bai cyefieber reiiiigeii, fid) puifen- 6. luu 
 ciue gebrr aiitiiccfeii, nuiiecfcii, nuffeijeii 
 {aii(f) 1). 
 
 3. Carnivorous aniuMls will not take 
 paiiu to plume tlie birdi> ttiuy devour. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 6. His stature reached the sky, and on 
 
 his crest 
 
 Sat horror pluni'd (gleid) eiiier jyeber). 
 
 Shak. 
 
 To plume out. Ijeraii^piit^eii. To - up. 
 
 niilTtiiOen , niiffd)iiii'i(fen. [lot. 
 
 Plumele-<«S, plu^ne'le.s. adj. feber. 
 
 Pluiiieuer, piiime niii, t. ber ^t: 
 
 ^crllallMi•r. [adj. gifieDiTt. 
 
 Plumig-erwus, plumid'jcrus, d.; 
 
 Plumipetl, pill nicped. (iiU.j udi- 
 
 [Dvn\U).i fiberfiifjig, riUid)tiiiJig. - *. ber 
 tebertfiisige 2Sogi'l. 
 
 Plummet, plum nut, (nltfr. plom- 
 met) *. I. boi iJlfiU'tl;, ©eiifiilei , ber 
 2)leiiwiirf; bai 25leigfH)id)r; bie 'iJieiiuagi'. 
 2. dm -M(].) bns Ci}i'mid)t. 3. bus ©riirf 
 •Blei (jiim iiiiiirtii be5 ^^iipierS). 
 
 Ignorance itself is a plummet over 
 me, frgnr bie llinuiffeiilu'it lyeifj mid) jii 
 rrcffeii, lebtr; |"clt)|l pie Uim)iiTeiit;eif bnirft 
 mid) biiniiebec. Shak. 
 
 PLU 
 
 PluHimingr, pliim'ming, «, 
 
 I'Miiii.) biU' ©olireii, ©iid)eii. 
 
 Plumose, plii'mose.^ arf;. I.febe* 
 
 Plumous, plii'mus.^rig; febertd)t. 
 2. [inir.j t'eferig, gefiebert, febernrtig. 
 
 Plumo.sity, pliiaioseie, 5. ber 3u< 
 flOMb bee ©I'liebertrniis; bie -;)Jfeuge 'Jeberii. 
 
 Pluiup, plump, (plump) adj. 1. bicf, 
 fett, feiil; tlcifd)iii. 2. ± ai fett (u. ©iimeii). 
 b) grob, Iniiibgreiflicft (2iige). 
 
 Plump- faced, eiii (leifd)ige6 , bicfe* 
 ®end)t l;,U'eiib, birfbtirfig. 
 
 Plump, «. ber iHimip, ^lumpen, 
 bie ©riippe (p. Siiiimeii jc); ber iriipp, 
 Jlug cSSii^gel ic.); ber ip.iufeii, Iriipp (9{eif 
 ter zc). 
 
 Pluiup, V. a. I. (tliit out) fd)ipeflf!l, 
 ni:ffd)ii)etlcii, iiufbliiren, iiiifrreiben, niiSbel)* 
 lieu. 2. bid, fci|1, fetr mndjeii, niaileii. 3. |J 
 (tuit up) podilppfiii Ob. pfri'pfeii. 4. fd)la» 
 gcii, fd)ie6tii. 
 3. A wedding at onr house will plump 
 me up with good cheer. L E.<itkaiigb. 
 
 Pluuip, V. n. 1. (in'i iJB.ijfer 20 
 pliimpeii. 2. niitTd)i«eneii, bid luerben. 
 
 Pluuip, adv. mit eiiieiii >)>1p$. To 
 fall -. riifd) eiiipliimpeii. 
 
 Plump - shaft , [^TOiii.] bet ©ei» 
 ,ierfd).ift. 
 
 Plitiuper, plum'pur, t. 1. ©tivnd, 
 bn£ moil ill ben OJi'iiiib iiimnir, iim bie ^n< 
 cfeu aMfjiifd)ii)e(leii, irgeiiD ©tiuiifi , luumit 
 iiiiiii ttiiui* 'iliiberes niifrreibeii, niifrd)iufneti 
 luid, ber ^iiiifd) zc. 2. o bie grube, l)uiib» 
 c)reifiid)e Silge. 
 
 Plumply, plump'le. adv. o riitib* 
 l)friiiiS, gt'rnbcherniig, genibejii, gernbciueg. 
 
 Plumpne.s.s, pluuip'nes, s. l. bie 
 Dirfe, tJuUe, 2Bi'l)ibeleibtl)eir, 5Jleifd)igfeit. 
 •2. j - oi the eye, ciii fleiiieg "Jliige. 
 
 Pluuipy, plum'pe, adj. J bid, f«|t, 
 fifr. Shak. 
 
 Pluiuule, plu'niule, (I.) «. [SSot.] 
 biiS 23liurfeberd)eii. 
 
 Plumy, plil'me. adi. 1. feberig, ge« 
 fiieberr. 2. mit geberii gtfd)murft. 
 
 Plunder, piiindur, V. a. 1. pliiiu 
 beni; (of; berniibeii (eiiier ©nd)e), ©•iuem 
 d'tiiKid iie^meii. 2. raiibeii. 3. nuepliiiiberii. 
 
 To go a plundering, ['Htilit.] liuiroj 
 birrii. 
 
 Plunder, #. bie !8eiite, ber 9{niib. 
 
 Pluuderer, piun'durur, t. 1. ber 
 -J.?liiiir«rnr. 2. ber ilfniiber. 
 
 Pluilg-*?, pliinje, (fr. plonger; n>. 
 pUvuj;; arm. plungea, pliigein) v. a. i. f 
 tiuidjeii liii. in bai 213nn'''r2c.). 2. (into) |lre! 
 den, iiiisilrcrfcn, iledeii, lenfeii (in bai' geiier 
 ZC). 3. t a) (into) taiid)eii, ili'gcn (in bie 
 Sriiil ZC). b) (into) fliirjen (in) ; to - oue» 
 self into... «) fid) ihlrien (in); /i) fid) erj 
 geben, ild) Oingeben vb. fiberUijTi'ii <ben »2lii^s 
 fd)iueifungen ZC). c) to be plunged in.., 
 rerfnden tin ^rrrluinier zc). dj (in) per. 
 ftnfen (in ©d)lrtf zc). 4. but<i) Ilnter.oudieii v 
 raiifeii. ■ 
 
 2. Tu plunge the arm into fire or flame. '■ 
 Webster. 3. a) To - a dagger into 
 the breast. Webster, b) To - a nation 
 into war. Wekster. To - one's teli 
 into difliculties or distress. 
 
 To plunge one's inquiries iuto tti* 
 
FAie. ffir, fall, fai. >U. met. Fine, fin. >6, iii6ve, n6r, ^6t, 6il, clodd. Tube, tub, full, t^in, TUis. 083 
 
 PLU 
 
 depths of Knowledge . niit friiirn It'.lteT' 
 fiicftunfleii ill tit liffe ber aS}iiTiiifcl)aft Ctiu^ 
 (jcii , fiiirrimien. 
 
 ■"Iiicgre, B.n. I. (in, into) tnucf)eii, 
 uiirrtriiud)eii , l)iiieiiuiiii(f)fii, fiiifeii , fiilUii 
 (iii»; firt) flurjcii (in Da6 SSaffer jo. 2. i 
 (into) firt) iliirjfti (iii). 3. iVriiiflfn, l)iiiten 
 II. I'prn nii*rd)I.igen (o. "JStfrPen). 
 
 2. To plunge into debt «r embarrau- 
 nients; to — into war. A body of ca- 
 valry plunged into tlie midst of liir 
 enemy. Webstek. 
 
 To plunge into the gailt of a murder. 
 fid) tiwtA ^yUcTtt fd)iiiciia madftn. 
 
 l*luii|f«, «. I. ? eai Iaurt)eii, llii> 
 tmflii(t)en , G-iiirrtiirf)cii , ©iiifen. 2. t t »> 
 tif 9?otf), .ftltintiie, a5erifgfnl)eit , iai llii' 
 flifirf, C N« "JJ'itrrt)*. b) Cer (StniDrl, '}ll>^ 
 (jnmft (0. fiiMuiner :c.). 3. 6et pli!>^lid)e 
 ^.ifl, ©turj 4. bft ©priiiifl, bai aiuefdjiii! 
 (j.-ii (fiiit* «l5ler^f4 lO. 
 
 3. It) And wilt ihou not reach out a friendly 
 
 arm , 
 
 To raise me from amidst this plunge 
 
 of sorrow? Adoisosi. 
 
 To lake a plunge, ciittn ®tiir} (Ifiin. 
 
 fi(5 ftllrjfli. By -s, (Ireiueiff. To be put 
 
 to a -, in >tr fileiiime Kiii. She was 
 
 brought to tiiat -, fit grrictl) in jene< llii> 
 
 fliritf ic. 
 
 I"lunji^fton, plun'jun, (fr.) <• [£>r< 
 nith.) err Iiiii(f)cr, bit I(iurt)entf. 
 
 Pluiij^er, plun'jur, «. I. bfrloii: 
 *rr (flit qSerlen ic). i. l^vbr.J Stt Drucf> 
 flitnpcl. 
 
 Plunifyf plun'ji. n<(/. t ffn(t)t nag. 
 
 Pluuket, pluQ'lilt, i. 6a6 SSuffer: 
 61(111. 
 
 Plural, plural, (I.) adj. mti)V aU 
 G-men eiitl;nltenti Pb. bf Jfi<l)"eiib , tuftjrfnct), 
 
 ^^itttt - number. [Q)ramin.] ber $iu> 
 
 till, ^(iirnli*, bie «!Ottl)rjnl)l. 
 
 HiiirnI, *• (OJrnmin.) bit <5J?(^r}nl;f. 
 
 PlurHli«it, plii'raiitt, t. ber &ti\h 
 l,(be . ber Mirtirrn- iljfnliiben befi^t. 
 
 PlurHiity, piiiral eie. «. I. bie 93iel> 
 i)(ir (ber 4!3elten to. 2. bie ■iJKrl)rt)eit. - of 
 *ote« . bie Sfiinnifiimi'ljrljeit. 3. bte Wel)r: 
 jnl)l, «»f(ijprit.it , flrogte 3at)\. 4. eine I'on 
 nieljreren 'iJJfriinben, bie em 6>cifllid)er bfs 
 fiQt. - of benrtices, iiiel)rere ^frunben, bit 
 rin eieifllK^er befil^t. 
 
 Plurality of Gods . bie SBiclo&tteret. - 
 of wives . bie Siriiuribi'rci. 
 
 Plurally, plurali, ado. in ber 
 %{el)r)nl)l , ini ©iniie brc We()rf)eit Dbiir 
 9}fet)rjfil)l. 
 
 Pluriiiteral, plurliit'eral, (Int.) 
 »dj. mel)r a\i brri !Biid)ilnbeii cistfjnltcnb. - 
 «. rill mti)x al& brci 35n(t)|1nben tntfjnitenbes 
 SIBprr. [Ufbcrffide. Shak 
 
 Piurisy, plu'rese. (lat.) «. f bie 
 
 Plus, plus, (lat. W.) adv. [<:Hlg 
 pU\6 (mcl)r, +). 
 
 PIukIi, plush, g. 1. [Onbilr.] ber 
 ^lill'd). 2. tbie romniefnrtigf Dberflnc^e, bii^ 
 Cnniniftnrtigs (oicirr tinmen). 
 
 PiusUer, plush'ur, *. [9?atiirij.: 
 fine ')lrr ©frhiiiib. 
 
 PlutOlkian, pli'mi'nean, ) adj. 
 
 Pliltunic, pluinn'ik, ^ [(ScM.] 
 t^ititcntftt). - theory , bie plutiMii|'(<)e iljeorie, 
 
 Kjeorif uon ber SSilbiing iinferefi Grbbnfl^ 
 bard) iai gencr. 
 
 Plutonian, ^«. [Qieol.] 
 
 Plutonist, plu'toiiist. (f ber<:)>iuto: 
 iiiniicr, 'iliil)(iii()ct ber iljrorte uon ber ^11 = 
 biiiiii iiniVr« (Jrbl>all6 biirc^ bii6 geucr. 
 
 Pluvial, plu'veal, > ,,^, . .. 
 
 Pluvious, plu'veus, y 
 refliieriid), 'Jfcgfii.. . 
 
 Pluvial, (fr. ':!£.) «. ba6 ^luuiale 
 (•Jlrf 'TOfBiieiUtiiib ber "JJ^'e'lf). 
 
 PluviaiUKter, pl('iveaiu'eiur, (1. 
 pliivia 11. iir. metron) t. ['')>l;i)|'.J ber dii'geii. 
 nufft-r. ipprtoiiieter. 
 
 Piuviaiiietrical, pluTeametie- 
 kal, adj. )ii bein Jietjennu'iTer gil^ono, bauiit 
 geniart)!, nnfleilfflt ob. iinteniid)!. 
 
 Jl"ly, pli. (fr. plier, player) P. o. 1. • 
 fiilteii. 2. t @inen eiiier <£art)e geiteigt nio: 
 (l)rn , jii (S-riuiifi beiuegeii. 3. (fiiieii brarbei- 
 teit, Q'inrni iufe^en. 4. i in Qiiitn briiifieii, 
 (riiieiu aiiliegen. 5. aii|1reii>it'n ; <iiU)iiltcii i 
 ifirtjtig, jleigig l)iinbt;Abeii; fliiuh), eifrig an- 
 ivenben i>b. grt^raudjen, niiiV>iiincn. 6. (wiilo 
 ubrrl)(iiifcn (mit '}lrbeit to. 7. (ffcigi))) trep 
 ben, ilbeii. 8. fill^ren (eiti '£u<t)). Shak 
 
 3. And plies him with redoubled strokes. 
 
 Drvde:i. 
 
 4. He pli* a the duke at nioruiug and at 
 
 night. Shak. 
 
 7. Their bloody task, unwearied, still iliey 
 
 ply. Waller. 
 
 To ply any one wiiii glasses or cups. 
 
 G-meiu (lei(5ig, luncfer, rud)tifl jiiiriiifen. To 
 
 - the oars, aui oflen Krofttn rubmi. 
 To - one's books, jleipig, eifriQ flubiren. 
 
 - you! frifc^ bnran! 
 
 Ply, V. n. 1. ftrt) biegen (fief) rri'iinmeM) ; 
 (n. 1} u>irt)geben. 2. fliiOig, tuitrig nrbeiten. 
 
 3. (at) fid) eiiie« fflcfi1)aff6 wegcn nn cinem 
 Crtt niifljoiren, (lariontrcn , feinen ©tiinb 
 l)Aben, irgenbivo liegen i fic^ l)criiuitreiben. 
 
 4. (luDljin) eilen, fortreiinep, reiinen. 6.[-)Kar. j 
 fid) bcflreben , gegeii bcii <!Dinb ^u (leiieni ; 
 (leuern, fegelii (to, imt^; between, jmifc^en) ; 
 fyitt! u. t;erfiil;ren. 
 
 2. He was forced to ply in the streets. 
 Spectator. 4. Thither he plies un- 
 daunted. Mll.TOA. 
 To ply off and en, [OJ?.ir.] Ini'ireii. 
 To - to windward, [>]}{ar. ] ben SSi3inb 
 fnciiVn. 
 
 Ply, t. I. ; bie SJ.ilte. 2. l To take 
 
 the -, fid) geiu&l;iicn , feme 0)eivul)iil)eiren, 
 
 I'eine bleibenbe gprm niincljmen ; he lias not 
 
 taken his-, er fonn fid) nod) anberd inad)en. 
 
 2. The late learners cannot so well take 
 
 the ply. Bacon. 
 
 Plyer, pllur, «. l. f. Pller. 2. 
 
 [Wnr.] A good -, ein gnter Siifijalter, f. 
 
 Ply. 3. pi. [KriegSbf.J bie ©tiinbet einer 
 
 Siigbrfitfe. 
 
 Plying', pli iiig, s. 1. bat ^nliegen, 
 f. Ply iJir. 4. 2. (OJ?nr.I bai 2ie|lrcben gc- 
 gen ben 23inb jti ftciifrn. 
 
 Pneumatic, mimat'ik, ) 
 
 Pueuinatical, numa-.'ekal, ^ ^ 
 adj. I. l^\)r)\.] piiciiin.uifd) (fid) rtiif Sic 
 £iift, ben 2Biiib beiiel)fiib, uerinitieljl ber 
 i?iift in Seiurgiing gefc^t, geipiclt;. 2. nil* 
 Ciift beili'l)eMb, lufrig, griilig. 
 2. The pueuwatic substance beirg, 
 
 (flr.) 
 
 POC 
 
 in some bodies , the native spirit of 
 tlie body. Bacoh. 
 
 Pneumatic engine, [^^^)f.] btf Suft» 
 puiiipe. 
 
 Pneumatics, numat'Iks, *. pi. I. 
 «| (■ijji)!)!") bie ^ncumntif, Suftlcl;re, Cnftj 
 bfiufgimgSIcljre. b)[(H)em.] bie pneiiniiuifd)e 
 (Ji)emie (ber von ben grtfinrtigeii ©iibtlrtiijen 
 t).infilnbe tfjeii berfelben). 2. (in ©d)iilen) 
 Oie <^neiinintoipgic, Oieiilerleljre. 
 
 Pneumatocele , niimat'^stle , 
 igr.) *. i-))ieb.J ber SBinbbnid). 
 
 Pneumatolo9ical,numat6lod'> 
 jekal , adj. pMeiliniini|i\)ird). 
 
 Pneumatoloifist, niimaiorojist, 
 s. in ^linriinuUDiog. 
 
 Pueumatologry , numaiol'oji, 
 igr.) .•■ bie ^nciiniiUologie, a) [ -^l)!)!'.] bie 
 Jiiftlrhre, £uffbemegnng<lef)re. Scl)re, 91b« 
 l).iiibiuiig i>oii rp.innfrrtftigen Subjlnnien. 
 b) bie CSJiiilrrlrljre. 
 
 Pneuinatomplialos , ndmat- 
 om laliis, ((jr.) «. IWeb.] bet inabeliviiibi 
 briid). 
 
 Pneumatosis, numat'&s'a, (gr. 
 OB.) *. l-yPitb.] bie SaSiiiboef^iuiilft be« TOa« 
 geiif. 
 
 Pneumonia, num&'nea, 
 
 Pneumony, nu'mi'mi, 
 I. lOTiib.) bif Snngenentjiinbung. 
 
 Pneumonic, numonik, aif. )U 
 btn Ciiiigen gcl)6rig, Cungen... 
 
 Pneumonic, «. l^yjieb.] iat Sun< 
 geiiMiitti-l. bie CiingeiKirjeiiei. 
 
 Poacli, pi'itsh, (fr. pocher) v. a. 1. 
 I&iigl.] tled)eii, bnrd)|1ed)cn, fpicgen (niib fo 
 fiingen, j. 2). 5ird)e). 2. tjaib lueirf) ni(id)en, 
 t)alb iveid) iitben, geliiibe foc^cii; nuf Gutter 
 fd)liigen (©ier); - ed eggs, ©eijcier. 3. (fr. 
 ebauoher) pfii-ftfifl eiitwrrfcn , niifiingcn uiib 
 nid)t uufletibcn , I'nuuQenbet lirgen Infjen. 
 Bacon. 4. | <7i»rbAin.j eiiitreten (ivie bai 
 ^itt) ben 2)obrn tnit ben t^iigen). 5. [engl. 
 'Jorilgef.) (^ilb) flttjltH. 6. plilnbern. 
 6. Tliey poach Parnassus, and lay claim 
 for prHise. Gabth. 
 
 Poach, p. n. 1. luitbern, TOilbbieberei 
 treibrn. 2. i (for) ^ngD mrtd)en (aiif). 
 
 Poacli, «. bie ^iUilbbieberei, bet ^i(b« 
 Cii'b|lal;l. 
 
 Poacli, r. n. i)om Xtttea eiiifinfen 
 
 (luiir iueid)er iSoben). 
 
 The ground is soft In spring, and poaches 
 
 badly. Webster. Chalky and clay 
 
 lands burn in hot weatlier, cliap in 
 
 siiinnier, and — in winter. Mortimer. 
 
 PoacUard, potshard.) ,^ .,, 
 
 Pochard, j'-tOniitf,.] 
 
 bie ■'OTittclciire. (SCilbbieb. 
 
 Poaciier, pitsh'ur, *. ber 2Ciiberer, 
 
 Poachines.4 , potshenls, «. bte 
 Sumpjigfeit u. 2Ciid)0eit (.beS Sdobe»6). 
 
 Poachy, potsh'i, aiU. fampfta uub 
 lueid) (i>. Soben). 
 
 Pock, pok, (flngeff. poc, poce) «. 
 Die $prfe, ^Blatter. 
 
 Pock-fretten, pptfengrnbig , pprfen* 
 tuirbig. --hole, bie ^i>rftiigriibe, ©larrer* 
 nnrbe; full of -s, biatteriiiirbig. —-wood, 
 [Bpr.] tai 'ij>pc?= , !8liutcr>, SJrnnjprenijPli. 
 
 Pock, > ,_ , , 
 
 Poke \ t^""-' P°"<=''' "^iS- 
 
C84 Pate, far. f'lll. fat. Mp. ineJ. Fine, fin. N6. movp. n8r, g;of, 6il. rUiul Ti'ihe. Jfih. full. ih'\n. TUh. 
 
 POC 
 
 Pocket, pok'lilt, (fr. pochette, u. 
 poche) ». I. tie la\A)C , ber ©ncf (iit ^Ici- 
 brrii). 2. [23i«ort>ip.] bflf Sod), 6er ©iicf, 
 ibeiitfl. 3. (rtl^ -Wn^) bet <S<\d ($opfcn 20 ; 
 fleiiie 33af(cn ; l)rtl6e ©nrf. 
 
 To put in one's pocket, eiiifterfcii, ctn> 
 fitictcn, ill bic Iaf(f)f flccfeii. To be out of 
 -. fid) nii^flfflcbeii, ucrflfl'cii IjnOeii. To leave 
 0111 of-, G-iiifiii <iro0i' ficilcn iimd)eii, grofje 
 iiO|^«" f)il(>tl'- To be ten potindi out of - 
 by .., jiliii ^pi'iinb I'erlietcit bei ... 
 
 Pocket- argument, ber eifieituu^iflc 
 OH-iinb. --book, bai liifdjen&ud) , bic 
 f&neiuw'Ax , 6d)rfi6tnfe(. --dagger, bfr 
 Ini'rtiriibrld), bn« ©tilet. --glass, ber 
 XiirdjemVieiicl. - - handkercUief , bflf 
 Iiifd)iii=, €rf)iuipftii(f). --hole, bni Za> 
 fd)fHlod), bie Inrd)i-n&ffniinfl. --ledger. 
 (i^nll^fl] bai aSoricubiid). --knife, Mi 
 XntdictimcfTet. --lid, ber Infdjeiiberfel, bic 
 Ini'diciifliippc. --money, bai Xnfcteiigelb. 
 
 ■■ocket , V. a. 1. in bie Imrtjc 
 flerfeii, ciiiitcrfcii , eiiird)ii6en. 2. ±a)(iifr 
 mit»ip)I)citiilid)iu'()meu, eiuflecfeii, rnmmelii, 
 ifrilccfcii, I'erbergfii. b) (up) o ciiijlcrfeu 
 (b. h. L'crfdiincrieii cine ©eleibiflimg). 
 
 PocliiliefSS, pok'kciiesi, «. 1. bet 
 
 Ofnerifd)c Suffmib. i. ber 3»iianb , ba moii 
 Urfler in^cffii, porfig ifl. [ leau. 
 
 P(»CiilllMII<y, OdlOtt.) portnian- 
 
 Pocky, pokke. adj. I. pocfig , uofl 
 ion ^urfcn. 2. reiicrifd), niit ber eut'ireiid)c 
 tefjnfrct. 3. i'enid)tiid), fd)urfifd), liimpig. 
 
 Poculeut, pokkiiient, (lot.) adj 
 + trinfljnr. 
 
 Pod, pod, <m. podi) ». 1. [93pt.] bie 
 <E)i1irc, <Bd)Me, iBdilnnbe, ©d)otc. 2. f l<Stu 
 beniv.] ba& ©eibenci, ©eibenl;nn«d)irn. 
 
 Capsulate pod, bai ©iiinciigel)iiu|e. 
 
 Pod, V. n. ©d)incn, ^I'id'en betommcn 
 Ob. niiret3en, jld) f^iilfen. 
 
 Podag-ric, pAdag'rik, ^ \ ^^^,n^ 
 
 Poda^rical, p6dag'r^kal. 5 
 gr.) adj. 1. b(i« ^obiigrn, bie %\\^^{i)t bt 
 treffcMb. 2. pobngrifd). fiieaid)tird). 
 
 Podded, podded, adj. \\\\t ^iilfcu. 
 ©d)otcn iu'rrfl)eii. (©d)otcnianinikr. 
 
 Podder, pod'dur, *. ber 5?riifcii', 
 
 Podge, podje , « ber ^fii()l, bie 
 ^fili)e, 2nd;e. [bid)t, bie Did)nnin,. 
 
 Poem, po'em, (0. gr.) »■ baf 05c 
 
 Poesy, po'e»e. (gr.) t. I. bie ^ocfic, 
 a) bie Did)tfiiiifl. bi bie Did)tuiig , biif 
 0)ebid)t. 2. ber Dfeim, Denfipnid). 
 
 llic gift of poefcy, bic Didjicrs , Sid): 
 
 Poet, poet. (gr. ) «. ber Didjter, 
 ^cef. --la ureal, btr flcfrBiilt Sidjter. 
 — like. piH'tifd). 
 
 Poetaster, p&'itastur, «. bcr$oeU> 
 (ler, t)id)rcrHiig. 
 
 Poetes-s, pAlties, *. bie Z5id)terinn. 
 
 Poetic, poet tik, (atij. poctifd). 
 
 Poetical, poeitckal , ^Md)tcrird). - 
 adv. Poetically, pofcifd), bld)tcri)d). 
 
 Poetics, pnei'iiks. *. pi. bit ^oetit. 
 
 Poetize, po'eiize, v. n. bid)teii, 
 ©fbid)tc nindieu. 
 
 Poetress, po'etties,«.bicJ)i(f)terinn. 
 
 P«»etry, poetie, (gr. > *. l. bie 
 ^oeile, J)"d)tiiiig (SBcrfe); j. W. dramatic 
 «•, bie ®d)iiiiipiclbi(t)riing. 2. bie <)>iH'fic. 
 
 POI 
 
 I?irf)tfiin(T (Jtunil 9?crre )u mncfcen); S5er«j 
 fiiufl. 3. bie Did)tung; ®ebid)te. 4. bie 
 £5id)riiiig, bni Did)tfri|\l)c. 
 
 1. Lyric or Pindaric poetry. 2. Heexcel» 
 in — . Webster. 3. We take pleasure 
 in reading — . Webster. 
 
 Pogcit, po, inter), pfiii! 
 P«»ig^liaiicy , poe iiaiise, \ 
 
 Poig'liaiatltess,p6c'nantneH, ^ 
 I. T ^ie ©d)drfc , bni ajeiBciibe, ®red)cnbe 
 (liir bfii 0)eid)niarf). 2. t a) bnf ©alj, iBci: 
 isciibc, ©rert)cube, i!lnji"iglid)e, bie iiirterfeit. 
 bi b<^6 Diir(t)Cringenbe, bie ^c(tigfeit. 
 
 2. a) The poignancy of wit or sarcasm. 
 
 Wehstek. 
 Pciig-liailt, poe nant. (fr. 'IB.) adj. 
 I. -f rd)in-f, (lfd)ciib (fpii."<l'. 2. 1 a; fd)iirt, 
 prirfclnb, ben 0)iiiimen rcijeiib. b) beiiiunb, 
 fiedicnb, pifnnt, nnjugiirf). c) Ijeftig, bur(^= 
 M-iii(1ciib (i>. ©djiiurje). 
 
 Poig-nautiy , p&enanlle. adv. flcs 
 d)ciib, tcifsdib, pifanr, aiif cine beigciibe, 
 rtiiiUcllidK, pifniite iUcife. 
 
 Poind, nVt)ott.) to seize on cattle. 
 or to take the goods, as the laws 
 of .Scotland allow, for rent. 
 
 Point, point, (fr. ID-; lat. puncfum) 
 *. 1. bieSpitjc (cinCiS -MiciHt* u.) ; (ii)pogr.| 
 bie <45iiiiftiirrpi^e. 2. i a) bie ©piije, SiOiijed: 
 fd)iirfe. b) ber ©tnd)cl (ber 9ioil) zc. ). 3. 
 Die ©pit)e, I'linbfpitje, OJiife; (frbjuuge. 4. 
 ein biiiiiier, nut ciiier Spi(;e iienVl)ciier &hx' 
 uer; J. !S. «) [ilupferilcd).] bie 9{nbir>, "Met): 
 uiibcl. b) bai ©ted)cireii. c) pi. lli)prgr.] 
 Die ^iinfturcn. 5. bie ^JTeilel, ©d)iiiic imr 
 5piifd)en, 9tabeln ur 2)efe|ligung ber SBeins 
 flcibcr ; ber ©eiifel. 6. pi. [-JJinr.] bie 
 ©eiliigen. 7. ["Mfaiiiif. ii. SfKobel).) bie (ge: 
 mil)re, gcfl&ppcltc jc.) ©pKje; ^nnre; - de 
 Venice, - de Genoa, uenfjinnifd)e , gciuif! 
 rird)c ©piyen. 8. ber ^iinft, liipfel , bn« 
 iiipfdrtuu ; ber ®d)lii0piinft, bai ijjimfniui. 
 9. 1 2i3iirfcirp.] baf illuge; (^pifcnp.J (bie 
 ■Jliijiil)! I'on liliigciu bAi ©piel. 10. i a) bie 
 •.'ibfid)t, ber 3ivccf, (S-iibjiuecf. b) fcr S|5iiiifr, 
 >£n«, bie grage. o ber ^^iinfr, llmilanb, bic 
 ©iid)c; ber jiirtc, belifore ^15iiiifr, unnl.iiib. 
 d) ber ^43iiiift, bie »iiifid)t, 3{ii(ffid)i. o ber 
 ^Miiift (i)rnb, bie ©uiie (bee 3(iri}iiiee to. 
 f) ber ^iiiift, bni ©trirf. g) ber nllerfleimlc 
 llniiliinb. h) ber ^^iinft (gonj ob. gerabe 
 bicfdbe 'Stctlc). i) ber 5SJiiif ( 5?cfcl)l). II. 
 ^cr giccf ibai fleiiie ©tiicf iMiib k.). 12. 
 l^JiiUl;., (iicmn., ^;t5l;i)r.2c.] ber ^^iiiift; [%ai 
 ipcft.l - of sight, ber (^)ei'id)t6:, 9liigfiw, 
 i?(iiiprpiiiift. 13. i - of liglii, bni (gun. 
 llige ic; S!id)t: J. ©. to set in a fair - of 
 liglit, in ein guii|ligc« t'id)r (lefien. 14 
 iWnr.) a) bfl^ Orr din ben ipnlfeiu. b) ber 
 ©trid), ilrtiipn0, 2Binb|1rid). 15. a) [-BJiif.) 
 ber ^iiiiff ( ber btn 'liicrrl) ciiier iJii'te I'en 
 iirijjierf). b; ber iiiii, ©rt)all, Ciuit. Sh*k. 16. 
 1 goifn. ] bni ipcriibrd)u'6cii , ber ©djiiS, 
 ©ti^fj. 17. ['iiiaibnifpr.J bni ©teljcn. 18. 6cv 
 ift>rpcrlid)ej 3n|l>iiib, bie fieibcsbefdjuffciH^eit. 
 19. (5?crib.) ber %^\i\\U. 
 2. a) With peiiodK. points and tropes he 
 •■lurs his crimes. Drvdeji. IU. b) Thete 
 arguments are not sutficleiit to prove 
 the — . Webster. 10. d) The letter in 
 every — is adiiiirable. Webster. 10. c) 
 He has leaclud an exiiaoidinary — ol 
 
 I'Ol 
 
 excellence. He has fallen to the lowest 
 — of degradation. Webster. 10. f) The 
 treaty is executed in every —.Webster. 
 16. What a - your falcon made. Shak. 
 
 Note tills dangerous conception in the 
 point. jetd)nc ben fp.iuptpiinft biefes gcj 
 fol)rlid)en v|5liinc6 niif. Suak. Performed to 
 -. b\i niif bie atlerficinilen llntiliinbe nil*! 
 geflihrt. Shak. To grow to a -, jiir ©ild)e 
 fonnncn. Shak. To cf.ine to full — s. jiini 
 ©d)iuf;piiiifte foininen. To stand upon -s, 
 e# Jti geiiilli nchnien. .Shak. To bring to a 
 -. }ii Qwbt bringcn; fid) fiirj fnffen. To 
 tell 0(ie"» -. [^ifctfp.) fcin ©piel tiniiebcii. 
 To end in a -, fpi^lii jllhliitcil. To be upon 
 ilie — , on the — of coming, of departure, 
 niif bein ^nmfte, iin iH'grtjfe fein jii fi>nitnen, 
 ilbjlireircil. To be at the - of death, in ben 
 Icijten 3»gcn liegcn, tun 25erfd)cibfn fein. It 
 is come to that — , ti ifl fo lueit biiniit ge« 
 fomnien. - of time, ber Seitpimft, ■•Kuntent. 
 Chief -, main — . ber i5>.iiipfpiinft, .^,nipt< 
 uniiliinb. - of view, ber (55efid)t^puiift ; in 
 this - of view, i>Dn bicfcin (5)cfid)tfpiinfte, 
 ©taiibpiinfrc nil*. - by -. ?J5iiiift fur 
 ^iiiift, ©rfitf fiir ®ii"i(f. -of honor, ber 
 (j'()renpiinft. -s of controversy, flreirige 
 ^uiifte. In -of.., in ?hl(ffid)t, ipiiifi^t 
 rtiif . . , Ijiufidjtlid), riictfii1)tlid) (eiiier ^n&it). 
 In - of antiquity, of leliginn, wni bni lUd 
 tcrt()iini, bie 9?eligii)n iinbchiiigt, betrifft, in 
 3\eligiDn5fiid)en. In - of fact . fflftii'd). In 
 this -, iu that -, l)icrill, biirill. In what 
 -? in n)eld)ent ©tnrfe, iin'riii? Armed at all 
 -s. g.iiij geluirilirdif. To speak to the-, 
 }iir ©nd)e finiinien. Tins argument is not 
 to the -. bicHT ■i3eioei?gniiib gel)i>rt eigcnt» 
 lid) nid)t l)iel)rr, pc.gr iiid)r l)icl>er. To come . 
 
 directly to the -. iingciliim in einer ^nd^t fl 
 
 I'crfalircn. At all -«. g.iiijlid), gnnj ii. gar. 1 
 
 A c e-p o i n t. [iffiiirfcirp.] bni %^. Deuce- 
 
 — trey--, quarter-—, cinque-—, 
 sice--, jmei, brei, I'ier, fiiiif, fed)* 2lugen. 
 Vowel-points. ( f)ebt. (Mriiinni. u. nnb. 
 orient. ©priid)eiij bic 9}ofiilpiiiifte. 
 
 Point-blank.l.a)*. CiJIrtitl. ic. ] ber 
 ■OTitteipiiiift , biifSBcifje, ©d)iuiirje (einer 
 i£dHcfjfd)Ci()C). --bliiii k- range. bicmiiffcr» 
 pr.ffc ©d)iiBiocite. b) adv. 1. fd)niirgcriibe, 
 gcmbe iiad) beni 3iclc; y 93. to shoot -, 
 einen i?ernfd)iig tliiin. 2. i a) gernbe, i"d)iiur> 
 l1ra(f6. b) nufibri'iefiid), be(liinnit, gernbejn. 
 
 — de-vise, — -de-vlce, a) *. bie 3?ill)i 
 terei, \Jiiil)erei, 9tiibclarbcit, fcine 3U'0cir. bi 
 n</i>.!ieiinil, yflllftlid). --de vise conipanirin, 
 fer pebnntifd)e ejefefl. Shak. --holes, j. 
 pi. [iDpogr.] bie ^iinftiirlod)cr. -- n> a k e r, 
 I ber ©piijenninc^cr, bic ©pi^cnniodjennii. 
 2. ber 9ic|lier, ffli'irtlcr. --screw, (li)pi'gr.] 
 bie 'ipiinrturi"d)rnube. --wise-c^. fpiiUg. 
 
 P(»iiit, V. a. 1. fpi^en, jiiipi(,ic!i, fpiOifl 
 nind)en, fd)arfcn, jufd)iirfen (^fcile lO ; fpiij 
 jnlnnfcnb nin(f)cn, gegen bie ©piye iinnicr 
 biinner inad)en. 2. i a) [(J)r<imni.j piinfri. 
 r.en (fincn "lluffn^ ic.). b) niit Cofnipuiifren 
 iietfcl)eii. c) (at, against) rid)ten (niif, 
 gegen). d) (to) niifincrffnin niad)cn (niifi, 
 d-ineni Q-xwni bemcrfliil) niiid)en, O'niniibS 
 •iliifmcrffiinifcit lenfcn diuf). e) + (for) br« 
 lliniuien, iiiu'crfcljcn (ju). f) [$anbel] p!inf» 
 tireii iforiiitiiniircii). 3. ['ied)iuM., b-noiifrvi 
 bei 'OJiiUireriij to a - wall, bie il{ii)cn ciiicr 
 
FAle, Jar, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine. fin. ^'6, move, n6r, got, dil, cloud. Ti'ibe, liih, nil. iT.Ui. I'Hist. fi85 
 
 ViniKt init 9)rertel nucffitten 06. niifi'd)mif« 
 rtii iiiib niic Orr ©pir^e tiner Sittlt gintt 
 ftrtidttn, obrid>reii. 
 
 To point a musket , a cannon at . ., 
 fliif Cinen 06. ©twnfi jirleii. To - one'» 
 finger |}&. the finger at .., niiC btm %\\\atr 
 «iif (Jiiirii 06. QtmM jtigen, tfiiten, lufifrn. 
 To - the finger of xcorn at one, iiod SBci; 
 atttiiiig tiiit ttn ^inqtrn aiif ^ineii Ceuitn. 
 
 To point out, ivrn'eii, {(iijen , btitid)' 
 ntn , nii*jri(f)iifli , fllljtigfll. To - for pre- 
 ference, jiiiii !Boriii(j brflinimrn. 
 
 I*oint, e. i>. I. [I)cbr. (S)rnmm. u. 
 
 one. orifiit. epmct^en) SEurtrr, ©li^e fcurd) 
 
 ^uiifre iintrti'<()fiCfii , piinrtirtii. 2 «) (at) 
 
 wit ftfin JiiKjrr tfiitfit, i|fi(jtii, V)ti\t\\ (uiif). 
 
 b) (at) (^hv<i< ornitii aw^tbtw, t<(fliinm(n, 
 
 onjfiflni. 3. (a3.iiemipr. ) ^tt^tw. 4. t\t 
 
 9{i(5fn tinti Woiinr mit "Sthxtti oiiifiifUn, 
 
 Aiiof(t)i)ii(rfn. 6. [>mar.] ein Xaii I'piQ jii- 
 
 liiiiffiib mflrt>fn. Cvc. 
 
 2. b) Tr point at what time the balance 
 
 of power wai most equally licldlietween 
 
 the lord« and commont at Rome, would 
 
 peihnp* ndniit a conlroveny. Swirr. 
 
 Pointal , p6in'ial , «. (39ot.l frrr 
 6ffmi)fl, ©t.'mipel, @t<iui>ro(o. 
 
 l*Oillted) pointed, part. ad}. I. 
 piiiifrirt. 2. rpi^iO. irnnpiO'- ^ ftcilinimt. 
 4. grrirtfet (niif (Jtiwn«). 5. t ■) f*nrf, 
 bfi§dl6 , trrffl•ll^. b I fpilifliirig. 6. - nrclii 
 leciiire. Mf flpfbii'rt)* "Pilliorr. 
 
 I*wili(t*flly, p6iu'terili. ade. 1. btu 
 ftfn^, iVtinrf; fpiijfineifl. 2. grraDejii, ^nuit-- 
 wt<\. rime l)friiii«. 
 
 2. He declared pointedly lie wnnid ac- 
 cede to the prope\itioii. WcBiTra- 
 
 P«>int<?dliesil f p<iin'iediie^. j. I. 
 bi* ©pifii^ifiit , <£(f)arff. 2. 1 tai V'tibtnbt 
 (fill** 9lii#erii(f# !c.). UavDca. 
 
 Pointcl, poin'tel. f. I. Qtwat niif 
 eiiifr €pitjf, Ki« lin&pirf 'it. 2. Cer Wriffri, 
 ©t ft 3. 1 t ^^« filrhiigfrit. 
 
 Pointer, p6in'iur. t. I. brr Bfifinr, 
 ©<iffr (G'lroii*, 6n* jrigt); ^fr 3'i<Tr <fiiirr 
 ll!)r). 2. [>J?>i6(.l ^fr 3iiipincr •G-iiirr. ^rr 
 %1^(llt u'lP'OO. 3. (30nifmipr.! ^rr 2D.i*< 
 tri , Sn'ilinrr-, aSprftrhchimr. 4 ;W. '^TKiir.) 
 ©ti'il^i-n. n'flrt)f i<pn h«n Smmifii in iVIiriiiirr 
 Widjtiing bi* 011 mi pfrrrilf i>r(f .Khf" ""f 
 (i<ti niif err »3Kitte b(* iiiitftii t>rc(8 biir(^> 
 frfiiitii. 
 
 Puinfing-, piS'n'iing. n,i}. (<&pr.] 
 - one way, riiireii)ig; — from two opponiie 
 liiiex, (iitri}rilig. 
 
 Pointinif, «. 1. bit ^iinrtiruiig (ttx 
 3iii"'niie. K) C'fU'flfi pimftirt irt . tAi •Uiiiif: 
 iirrit). 2. (TOftr.] a) ttt i^llll^fpillt. b) ^nf 
 5Jci^r(fiiind)eii. (@iuntr«. .Shar. 
 
 Poin ti ng -stock, bit 3irlt'<f)rit>e X>ti 
 
 Pointless f puint'let. uAj. I. (<f)nr 
 ©pi^e, f^iimpf. 2. i tliimpt, nid)t dri^rne 
 rC i'(f)orf 3. pl)ne ^imftf. 
 
 Poise f pueze, (IV. pwys; arm. pocs,; 
 fr. poids) t. I. ? Unfi C5Je»)i(f)t (eie ©djioero. 
 2. i en« ®froi(f>t, tie SOi^tiflffit. 3. ? 11. 1 
 tai (5JI<t(t)(ifiuid)t (beiwcen, jivird)fin. 4. bir 
 ^(inf; J. ». Water--, bie 20o(fcrn)ii(je. 
 4. t bit ngdiibe, rfgiilirrnee &r>ift. 
 
 3. The mind may rest in a poise belwerii 
 
 two opinions. Webster. 
 
 5. Men of an unhounded Ia>agiuati»n 
 
 POK. 
 
 often want tlie poise of judgment, 
 •OKiiiinrrii vcii uiibeiirciiiter (?iMt>iiDiiiiij4> 
 rr>iic grl^t oft eitt rKt^dgfi} llnl^eii iib. 
 
 Dn\DEM. 
 
 Poise, (IV. pwysaw) ». a. 1. | lUiigeil, 
 
 Abivngrn. 2. 1 iviigeii< abiuiigeii. 3. 1:16 
 
 0)li'id)>jrivi(t)t Kt^rii I'b. brtiigrii, itn ®I(i(t)= 
 
 flfiui(t)re irljrtiren; p<u*. ii'.i ©uidjgrii'uttir 
 
 rtit)(n Db. Kill. 4. aiiiwngcii. 5. t 6-riva£ 
 
 Aiihviigen , eiiirr ©ndje tui 0Jlfid)i)eu'ii1)f 
 
 IjAltrii. 6. (iiiit ciiiein (>)()ui(f)te) PeicDmrririi, 
 
 brIo.Ddi. 7. i a) in ©(triiiiren t^aitrii. b> 
 
 (down)iii(brr&ru(fru.b«riiiet)rrCcri(f(ii.SHAk. 
 
 7. a) Where could they find another form 
 
 so fit. 
 
 To poise witb solid sense a sprightly 
 
 wit? Drydbk. 
 
 Poised. I. gUi(^ f((iivrr, ini n)irid)(](s 
 iiii(t)t(i Well poised, nbgrivcgcn, pen)ait< 
 Mi§Mi.i&ig. 2. nrmlljnft, gefi-^t. 
 
 Puist'r, p6e'aur, t. ttx SDagrnbr, 
 ilbii'iin'uff. "liSaoT- (Wiff. 2. t bii« (VJift. 
 
 Poison, [>oi'zn, (fr. '^.) «. l. bnf 
 
 A cup ot poison, rlii (i)if(b(d)irr. 
 
 Poison -ash. [ 33ot. ) brr (i)ifrfiinind), 
 (5)iftbniim. --berry, (Sot.J brr i^iiiiiiiitri 
 (hniirt). --bush, lajof.l bue-|'clfi,<H}pl(<», 
 Ifiiffi»>, S)iinecniil(t. --fish, (Ort)tl)poi.l 
 brr 'Wrrrpfiiii , OJiftro<t>«. - - n u», [yof.j 
 ba« i{riil)riiiiiiflf. -oak, -tree. (2>ot.] 
 ttx (^M■f^.nllM, bit fflifrrirt)*, f. --aah. 
 
 Poison, V. a. I. f vcrgiftrii (CS'inrn 
 
 Qtwat). 2. i a) vrrglftrii (bic jjreiibt to. 
 
 b) nnilfrfrii; to he - ed with. Aiigrilrcft friii 
 
 pen... e) vwiiii. biir(l>) ufrfi'iljrfii, ufrbrr: 
 
 brn. d. tiitr boil^aftr ^iiKlrgung gr^en (ciiti-m 
 
 0*ftpriiit)< u.). 
 
 2. b) Our youih are poisoned witli false 
 
 notions uf honor, or with perniciou* 
 
 roitsliiis of goverumenl. WeasTEa. 
 
 To poison one's self, fi((> pcrgiftcn, (4ifr 
 iirhiiirn. 
 
 Poisoner, p^xnur. «. 1. brr 'Bcx' 
 Oiftrr, (»if(ini(f)rr. 2. j brr 8Jrr^frbtr, 9J.r 
 fi'ilirrr (btr Oofimb to; botf, i»a< vrrbrrbt, 
 Pfrfnhrt. 
 
 Poisonflll, p/i^'inrul. ad). gifttTll. 
 
 PoiNOllOIIM, poexmis. ailj. I. ^\\\: 
 \\(\. 1. i qifiiii I'lTffrDIirt), iiii|1r<friib, l)oil)tl 
 r<baMl(f). — ude. Poi'sonounly, niffig. 
 
 PoisOIIOtaSnv'SS, |>oe'4iii'isnes, t. 
 
 I. bif («ifn,ifr'if. 2. t bif Sfrb(Tbli{f)frit. 
 
 Poiirel, p(i«'lrel, (fr. poitrail) 1. 
 I. [jiibfiitl).| iai ?Jriiflrd>iird)fii (bcf i>i'hf: 
 prirrterp). 2. brr 95ni|h'ifiiirn , tat ©riifl 
 blatt (ail $frrbrge|'(()irreii). 3. (filr poiutelj 
 brr tMrnbilid)fl. 
 
 Poize, poeie, f. Poise. 
 
 Poke, poke, (aiigrlf. pocea, poha ; 
 fr. poche) t. 1. bie IniVtr, brr Seiiffl. 1. 
 ttx ©art. [Siiljf ••" ©ii«ff fiuiffii. 
 
 VroB. To buy a pig in a poke, bit 
 
 Poke, pb. i *• o 
 
 Poke-^veed, poke'-weed.^ (Bpt.) 
 eiiu 'JJrt niiirrif. ©(t)iirlin(1)> ob. firriiirfbrrrr 
 (genus Pliylulacca; uudf coc u m u. gar g e I 
 gendiiiit). 
 
 Poke, ». o ber ^iiff, SJniifirttlog. 
 
 Poke, •>. a. (eigentl.) flrgrii ; (biitjrr) 
 I. im S'lit^frn mit ber 5?nnb, eiiirm hiiigfit 
 -ICrrfje'ifieffriun* fiicbtn, ffihleii, biirctji'iKftrii, 
 aiifril^ren , itiK^ Q^twai grcifeii, i^eruuifut^s 
 
 POL 
 
 ten, tjertiinrappen , mit eiiifui tniigeii 2I3crf< 
 }en>te Ijt'niniilobcrn. 2. [9tprbaiii.j tniit ben 
 ^urnrrii) nad; (S'tivn^ |h>^rn. 
 
 To poke out one's way. feinen ^rg 
 nu£inl)lcn, buret t^uljlen ftiibcn. 
 
 Poke, V. n. I. Ijtrnmilijrcn (ini ffeurr), 
 tai Jeiier nufrc^ilren, fcftnren. 2. (at) li>?orb> 
 am. I mif ben ^ornern niid> &inem ilp^en. 
 
 Poke, *■ ['Tiorbnm.J rine -Jirt Oi>d) 
 mil biirin befefltgtcr ©tange dim iuilC>e D(i)< 
 iVii ic. jii jiiljnien). - v. a. (Odji'tn ic.) nut 
 ctiiiin fplcten Zod)t uerfel^en, ciii fulct)e6 0D4> 
 niifleiifii. 
 
 Poker, p^'kur, «. 1. ( Qintt, ber 
 aUt 'IBinrei burctfilubert , burt^i'uct^t. 2. ta6 
 ©d)firriien, ber ©tt^nrl^afen. 
 
 Poker, itan. pokker) «. [3?orbatn-] 
 o ber '^^I'paii), ^anivau. 
 
 PokingT) p&'kiug, acU-iatxtttin, nir< 
 brig, fiitd) iiil). 
 
 Pokiugr- Stick, po kingstik, «. 
 (tt)tn\aii) eiiie '21rt (}olt|lo<t (ium JJaueln 
 ber >>nl?fraiiren). 
 
 Pol, pol, } *. (fur Mary) "Xfarie, 
 
 Polly, I'Ol'le.^ 'OJIarici.ten. 
 
 Pol, s- tfur parrot) ber ipapagri, tai 
 >P«ipi1)eii. 
 
 PolACk, i1att Polander. Shak. 
 
 Polacr«-, p.'.li kr, ) #. I-3)?ar. ] bie 
 
 Polaque, pAlAke',^ q|>oiafe cllrt 
 ©(hilTe), ber ^JJui.irfer. 
 
 P<»lnii<l, pu'iand. $. [®eogr.] $Dlrn. 
 
 Polnuder, po landur, «. ber $i>le, 
 qSriiirf. 
 
 Polar, pilar, (fr. polalre) nrf/. I, 
 [fflti'iir] ^IJi'i.. ., $oi«r... 2. CiJJijijf.J iiini 
 iiiagnetii£t)cn %f\ gihorig, %c\... 
 
 Polar hear, ber (J-ifbiir, ^olbiir. 
 
 Polarcliy, polarki, (gr.) bie 93ic(> 
 l)err.(t).ifr. ^ iqSiMatitat. 
 
 Polarity, polar'iii, «. (-^plii?!'.! bie 
 
 P(»larization, pnilariiA shun, t 
 (Cptl bie ^.pui.irir.ituMi (be« Siftjrefi). 
 
 Polarize, pAiiilxe, ». a. [^l>i)r.J 
 prliirifireii. 
 
 Polary, pAiSri. mdi. [<^W.] ^<n 
 ^.iiig nii(t) brm ^I'le l)iibenb. - power, bie 
 
 ^JJlMilriilfriiff. 
 
 Pole, p''>le- (angelf. pol. pal; ^fnfjl; 
 ()Pri. paal; irt)iu. pSie; b.in. pael; i». p«wi; 
 (lit. pnliis! #. I. ber 'iJJfal)!. 2. bie ©tange. 
 3. (in ©ii^flen) brr ©tnnbi, ©tndbaiim. 4. 
 bie ©fitbirl (eine« "ICngen*). 5. din £eiteni) 
 ber eeirrtbanm. bie Seiteriliinge. 6. ( bci 
 Dre(t>5lern) bir 2Dippc. 7. bie TSnliincierjT.inge 
 (ber ©ciltiinier). 8. ber ^oi'lfiljnfen , bie 
 S(()i(ferilange. 9. (bei Ongern) tM 5i'.ng< 
 eifen , ber ©pieg. 10. tM Qiierfji'lj (fiber ben 
 Spffen an filnyieren). II. 1>Ai ®(f)ilb, ber 
 ©<f)ilb (fine* 93.irbier« to. 12. [-War.] ber 
 Ippp (ber Srnniftengf). 13. bie WcBiliiiige, 
 gReprntlje. I4. bie Dfntlje (.= i\.<^ yard»). 
 15. i tai -))?n&. 16. [Sajaibnifpr.) a) bie Snnte 
 (ber J'l'rt'i'fter). b) tai ©piel (ber Jiiionen). 
 
 The ship is under bare poles, |^ar.] 
 bie ©egrl finb nfle giiiiilid) ringriogen. 
 
 Pole-arbor, bie O^itrerlaiibe , SiUite 
 eon ©rangrn pb. ^f.iljleii. --ax, --axe, 
 1. bie ©treitrtjrt. 2. (bi^iv. ) tni 9?i(<)tbei(. 
 --bolt, ber ©(f)Ii'fji, ©pnnn:, ©tednagrl. 
 --dipt, ? pfnhliifi1ni)f. bur:* 'i^fiihle gei 
 flitl^. --duties, bti$ $f>il)lgeib, bie ^a< 
 
686 Fate, f?ir, fall, fat. Me, mel. Fine, fin. No, move, n6r, got, oil. riouil. Ti'il.e. tub, full. t//in, TFIis, 
 
 POL 
 
 fengetiilfiren. --fish, [5(ftt^i)of.] bie <Ste: 
 jiinge. --hedge, cin 3niin wn liber eiiu 
 nnJicr gelcgten 'ipfiiljicn rbet ©tniigcii. — 
 mast, ber ^ia\l au6 einem ©nirfe. -- 
 tcreani. fer ^aminfd)irm (itif eiiieiu ©tprfe. 
 
 Pole, (Int. polus; gr. polos; *. [^fjijf., 
 ?It1n)ii., PJebgr.] Set $d(. 
 
 Arctic, antarctic pole, (er 9?Drtipi)l, 
 6u6pp(. 
 
 Pole- cat, [3001.1 bft 5ftig, 6if ®tinf< 
 nitj. --star, 1. [aiilTDii.] »« ^oliirilcni, 
 g?l1r^|■^l•rtl. 1. 1 bet J'i')"'^' Seit|f<r»- 
 
 role, s. bet ^ole, ^tlnd. 
 
 l*ole, V. a. I. (longcn, an etnngtn 
 fiinbcn (ben Spevfen ic). 2. oiif Staiigi'ii, 
 ^fiiiilcn trogen, forrfd)nffen. 3. niit ©tniigeii, 
 SSiHirffjnfeii fiirttreiben , f»rtftoecit. 4. iiiir 
 ©MMgeii ling einnnbet tl)iin, jcrilreuen. 
 
 B"oleclavy, pole'dave. (nilrt) Pole- 
 dav is. Polledavy) *. I. bni? <J5ilrfni(f), 
 91rt grpbcS lurt). 2. 1 bie geiueiiie , grsbc 
 Witnre. 
 
 ff»oleiliarcl«, pol'eniark, (gr.)*. 
 [ntt. (Sirierienl.] a) ^et ^ulEiuatcf), .<?ccnt"au 
 ter. b) [9ltheii ii. T.l)cf>cn] ber "ipolnitar* 
 OJIiifrd^er fiber JJrenibe, uen«iii6te^tiifrr:c.). 
 
 I*oleiiiic, poleiii'mik, f (gt.i 
 
 Polemical, polem'mekal. ^ adj. 
 I. vi^leniird), Streit...; - book. t)ie ©trdt. 
 fdjriff. '2. ®treitr(f)riften oerfflffeiib ; |. ». A 
 polemic writer, bcr ©treitrcfjriftuerfiiiiet: ; 
 (bdhrr) 3. flreiriucf)rig. 
 
 Polemic, *. I. ber ©treiter, SBort: 
 r,ini),>frr ; ©treiti'djrifri'erfnfTet. 2. tie €triit; 
 f(t)rifr.- 3. pi. bie ^ilciiitf, gfreirlrl^re. 
 
 PolemOSCOpe , polem'oskApe. 
 
 <gr.) ». [Cpr.] I. tn& Snegffenirol^r, ^riege 
 fcniglnS. 2. ta6 ©eiteiifeniglaS. 
 
 Poler, po'lur, *. ter Jiilfjrifocf. 
 
 Poley, pi'le, *. [»or.] ber ^pici. 
 
 Poley-grass. [^or.] ber ivilbe 'ipoici 
 -■mountain, [$pt.J ber SBcrgpoIei , bie 
 5?i)hrmunje. 
 
 Police, prices', (fr. 'B., r>. gr.) *. 
 1. bie ^poltjei. 2. (|"(l)t>tt. ) bie 'Jliiloge, £>fr 
 Ciinwln^ (ill i(t S'tnlje eiiieS aBptjiiljniifei). 
 
 Police-court, tnS ^plijfiiimt , tii 
 55oIi5ei. —-officer, tcr ^oliiei&e'i'"re. 
 
 Policed, polcCKt', (iilirt) Pnljcied. 
 adj- 1. n)of)l grerbnet, iint;! eb. gut eiiigc; 
 xitkttt. 2. gefittet. 
 
 Policy, pol'lcse. (gr.) «. 1. bie i|5p= 
 ftrif, a) tie ©rnnr^finibc, ©rnnr^iDifTeiirdjnfr. 
 1)1 bie ©tnntffliiglieit. c) tie !llugl)eit. SBelt: 
 fliigheit, 9i|l, ©cf)Mll()eit 2. (it. poIiz/.a) 
 ber 3etre(, ©djeiii (fur dhii in ben offent: 
 lirfien gDntS). 3. [^nnbel] - ob. - of in- 
 surance, of assurance, tie QSerfrng^;, 5Ser: 
 nflieningfrcl)rifr, ^elije. 4. bie SJerfnffiing 
 iierfafTungiiiiaSige (S-inrid)fiing. Sha . 
 
 Valued policies, tflrirtc ^Ofijen , ^l>= 
 fijen tuit Slngabe be« Q3»ertl)e« ber ^Ciinrcn. 
 Open policies, $Dlijen o()ne SBertljiingdbe, 
 iintnjrirte ^Miien. Floating -, ticgeuenifff: 
 fnranji^olije otif ^nnren in n\d)t nnljer be- 
 flinnnten ®ebaiiben ob. Phnc Qlngnbc tes 
 TCanreiin)ertf)#. - in blank, tic'ipiilije lur inii 
 grnannte QJrrfidierer. Blank -. ta* getriirfre 
 ^oli.ieiir"t>rnuiliir mit offenen ©rellrn iuui 
 BJnifnflen. - of Imnor, tie (?l)reiipiMiir. 
 SV.igor or wagering -. tie ^Berrpelije. 
 
 P o 1 1 c y - b r o k e r, bit iliJef lirnniUii^flrr. 
 
 POL 
 Poller- slate, f. Polishing- 
 
 slate. 
 
 Polish, po'lish, adj. poUuf<!lf, polifc^. 
 
 Polish cat, ter Oltig. - scarlet-grain, 
 [>Raturg.) ta» Ooljnnnebliit. 
 
 Polish, pollish. (Int. polio) V. a. 
 
 I. ppliren, giiirten, gUinien. 2. f a> uetfeis 
 
 nern. b; iiendjouern, jieren. 
 
 2. a) Tlie Greeks were polished by the 
 
 Asiatics and Egyptians. S. S. Smith. 
 
 Polish, e. 71. giiinjen, ©lanj bcfcuu 
 men ob. annel)nien. 
 
 Polish, *. I. bie ^olitnr, Qilinte, ber 
 ©liiiij. 2. i tie ajerfeincriing ; ejei'c^iiffen! 
 l)eit, 9lrtigfeit. 
 
 Polishable, pol lishabl, adj. 1. ft(t) 
 
 gintten, I'ul) guiiijen ob. polireii lajjeiib. 2. ± 
 ber aSertemi'tiing fiilug. 
 Polisher, porilsbur, «. I. in $o: 
 
 liter, (i)Uittcr; t ©piegeliabr. J ter ©liut;, 
 ©piegeird)leiier ; CsJsiipietiiiiiljl.J tie '!p.ipier= 
 gliicterinn. 2. ti\i6 ^^^olit', (yiactiDerfieiig, 
 ter (ijiiuter. 
 
 Polishing-, pnriixh'ng, «. 1. i><\6 
 ■}5i»iiren, 6)liureii. 2. tie '4>oiitur , (JJinrte. 
 J. i tie SBetfeincriing. 
 
 Poiisliin g-irou, ter fjjolirilrtlll. -- 
 slate. ter"$oiir>, i.ripel|"d)itter, liJilOerrrlpel. 
 
 Polite, poljie'. UiU. poliins) adj. 1. 
 
 po;irt, gilur, gliinjent. Newtos. 2. i a; 
 
 oerreinerr. b.i ge)rt)liffen , l)6flid), nrtig, fein 
 
 (0 >J)ienrd)en). liiDotten. 
 
 Poiite literature, tie frf)^nen SBiffeUj 
 
 Politely, po.iie'lc. uiiv. 1. niif eine 
 oerfiiiierre 'Jlrr. i. fein, Hofliil), orrig, geftttct. 
 
 Politeness, poiitenes. s. 1. f tie 
 Wliirte, -^Juiinir. 2. i a) tie iSivfeiiieniiig. 
 b) Me @e|ct)litfenl)eit, ip6rlid)fei[, gtiiiljeit, 
 illrrigfeit. (feiiiijrif. 
 
 Politeness of manners, bie tBirteiu 
 
 Politic, pol leiik. (gr.) adj. 1. pclii 
 tii'd), a; ilaiUftlliltig, |1.liir6iui|Tca|"d)iifiliit)- 
 b) rd)liui, lueltfliig, iH'rrd)liigcn. 2. \li\aid- 
 bi'irgerlicf). Body -. ter ©raatefiirper. 
 
 P<»litic, «. ter ipolitif rr, ©raiUrinnnn. 
 
 Political, polit lekal, adj. 1. puii; 
 tifd), a) ©tfliue..., rroiugfiintig, flaais: 
 ting, (lniir6ioitTeiird)iifnid). bi id)liiii, lueli. 
 fliig. c) offeiirlid). d) liber >))oiiriE fdjreu 
 benb, I'on politic l;iintelnD. ? <}>iatebiit- 
 getlid). 
 
 Political ailtlimctic. tie ©rnatrre(f)cti: 
 fiinil. — economy, tie ©Ciiatsiuirtljf^jnft, 
 JiatiuniirofPiionue. 
 
 Politically, polit'iekule, ado. \>d< 
 litifd), a) rtiiiitufdig. bj ■" rd)iiiii , lueltflug. 
 
 Politicaster, polii'ekastur, «. ter 
 ©tiiaritliigler. 
 
 Politician, pollliixh'an, adj. « po: 
 litifd), lueitfliig, f(t)laii. 
 
 Politician , t. 1. ter ^olitifer, 
 ©rnnrimanii. 2. ter ©((>Uiiifopf, i>eri'(t)la: 
 gene itopf, lucltfliige ■0)i\inn. 
 
 Politics, pollciiks, «. pi. I. bie 
 ■JJolitif, ©rrtarouniTeiifdjflft , ©rnntffmibe. 
 2. ^olirifa (bie ©t«iu^fiin|l betrcffcnbe (8e< 
 geii|1anbe). 
 
 He is out in his politics, feinc SS}ei^' 
 l)eir l)nr il)n ocruiffen. - of trade, tic 5pan: 
 telfpoiitif. 
 
 Politize, pol iciue. V. n. i iliint;-: 
 flilgeln, foiuiegiv^erii, poiitiiiteii. 
 
 POL 
 
 Politnre, pol'letshure, ». f bie ^o« 
 litiir, (Sliitte, ter (yiniij. 
 
 Polity, pollete, (gr.) ». I. bie 2Jer« 
 foffung, ^tegietuug. 2. bit ipoJitif , Wcltt 
 
 tlUQt)tit. 
 
 Church-polity, ecclesiastical-, Me 
 itird)eiiregiernng, bai JKirdjenregiineut. 
 
 Poll, poll, (i)oU. bol) t. 1. tie 3n)ie» 
 bcl. 2. ber itopf, (f>e|". ) ipinterfopf; (nld 
 ©aintnelmort) ^))fniin, Sopit. 3. Q tie ^et» 
 tucfe. 4. tie $eri"onen>, 3inmenii|le, Ca6 
 >J?nnien«uerjeid)nip; (bei iBni;ien; tiid i)(egi. 
 ller, luorein tie -ICiihIer ijire >)?anten eintrii. 
 gen ; tas ts-infitteiben, (rinttagen ter 'Jinnieu 
 tet SBabini.inner. 5. (in engerer •^eteiitiiiig) 
 a) tie 20.11)1. b) ter ^iil;lort. c) tic ©tmn 
 tncnjrti;!. 6. I3cftt()i)0l.] tet firtulbor^, ^nul« 
 fopf. 
 2. It amounts not to fifteen thousand 
 poll. 
 At the opening or close of the poll, 
 bei (5'riiffnnng, nni aiiifnnge ot. nni ©d)iiin'e 
 ber 'li5ill)I. Many voters appeared ai the -, 
 oiele ffiiiblntannet gnbeii il)re ©tinmie nb. 
 To go to the -, fic^ nil ben Si5al;lorr uer» 
 fiigcii, jiir 5S5nl;l gcl)en. When a — is de- 
 manded, luenn Qeniaiit nl* S&einerbet tiiii 
 eine ©telle ini ')3nrliiiiieutc ic. nuttrirt. 
 
 Poll- cat tie, tnS 9{inti>iel) ol^ue ^bv 
 net. --cow, tie iiul) ol)iie iporncr. — • 
 evil, [H)ieriirjnci(. J tie Oiftrfen;, &tni<ts 
 jiilel (ter ^^ferte). -money, --tax, tie 
 ilrpfileiier, tn^ jtopfgelt. 
 
 Poll, V. a. I. foppen, fiippen, fappen, 
 fopfen, fiipfein, fopfein, beljouen, i>erd)iieitcii, 
 linden. 2. fd)ercn ( ten ilopf, 2i3olle jc. ), 
 abrd)iieiben ( tie pacwt :c. ). 3. t f ii»eter> 
 ninl)en, inaljen; (ob. nnd) Johnson) I'ilillig 
 rein, frei nind)eti (eine Sp.il^ii). Shak. 4. * 
 nii8jiel}en, pifiiibern. Baco». 5. eiiii'd)reiben, 
 eiiijeld)nen, einrrageii. nnnientlid), niir Juu 
 men aiifrd)reiben; (u. in eitgerer ^etentiniii) 
 in eine 2iile, SaSn^lIiile, eiu Siegiiler eimra» 
 gen (2Diil)let). 
 
 Poll, V. n. (bei S33nf)Ien) feinen >J?iiineii 
 eintnigen, eintrngcn Ififfen, flimmen. 
 
 PoUach, pol'iak, «. 1. tet 'ipole, 
 -T5olrtcf. 2. l3d)rhi)Pl.] ter %!oflnf. 
 
 Pollard, pol'laid, m. 1. ber gefnpVre 
 33niini. 2. tie bet't^iiittene TOiliije. 3. tet 
 airi'cf), btx fein (Seiueil) nbgeioorfeii l)nt. 4. 
 l3d)tI;yoI.] ter £aull'6i-». 5. tn^ .UleienmeM. 
 Gray -, tet englifdje 2Ceiien. 6. tie ©tepp 
 niiteln. 
 
 Pollard, v.a. f«ppen, fopfen cBiin me). 
 Pollaver, poriavur, •>. n. o fiu1)j> 
 fd)iuniijen. 
 
 Pollen, pol'i'n, (Int. 2C.) «. l. bet 
 
 -OTcI)l|T.uib. 2. [25ot. ) ber a3Inmenil(iiib. 3. 
 
 b(iB %HifI, <)Sol)l., .^.ilb;, >3ifrcr!, OTittelmeijl. 
 
 Pollensrer, poiilnjur, ». » tiid 
 
 •Snrd)l)oIj, ©trnud)n>erf. [?J5oflenin. 
 
 Pollenin, pol'lenin, t. [dl^em.) tut 
 
 Poller, poi'lur,*. 1. giner, ber (Inijt, 
 
 foppt, fi)pft, frfietet ob. fdjiert. 2. -j- tet 55ors 
 
 bier. 3. -f bet iplilnberer, 'Jfiinbet. 4. ©iiier, 
 
 ter tie iJ?tinien ter ©rinniigeber oerjeidjner, 
 
 (lufTdireibt; btx ©timiiigeber (felbrti. 
 
 P<»llif!itatif>ll, polleKeia'shiin, (I.) 
 t. |-)i'ert)rfrpr.] tii« iKerrpred)en. 
 
 Pollinctor, pol'iMgk'tur, (liU. ^.) 
 ■I. ter I'mtjenfiilbiT, i'etrt)eniuiird)er ; C^inet, 
 
Fiile, far, fall, fat. M*. met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n3r, got, 6Jl, cl6urj. Ti\be, tub, fi'ill. lAin, THi.n. 687 
 
 POL 
 
 in bat 97&ff)ige |um (^iitftairAmircn ber Sei> 
 <btn txrrirrt. 
 
 PolliiiiferuuSl>"li'">f^''"*-(I<it) 
 adj. '^Himt\'i\iMib tll•n'Drt>rllllJflI^. 
 
 Pollock, poi iok./« (3((>tf)i)til.l ter 
 
 Pollnck, lioriakj qSofMf. 
 
 Pollut<*, pnlli'itF'. ((at. potluo) V. n. 
 
 I. bffifrfeii, bffiitflii, I'friiiireiiiigcn. 2.1 ai 
 
 beflerftrii, I'triiiirfiiiiiien. b) fiuioeitjfn. o 
 
 pfrCfrffn, ofrrnlifii ((^iiirm Me JJrmte;. 
 
 1. e) Envy you my praise, and would 
 
 d«tiroy 
 
 With grief uvy pleacurex, and p o 1 1 u r r 
 
 roy Joy? ORVDt!<. 
 
 Pollute, ailj. brfirtft. iinrdii. 
 
 PoilutednesNf poilu'iednei. «. i. 
 bie ^eflrcfiiiifl (S&f(lerftl)eit). 'I. t bie G-iit- 
 m\t)ini<\. 
 
 Polluter, poiliie'ir. t. In 58miii< 
 r«ima«r, ©djiiiittr, S5er^er^er, Giinufihrr, 
 Qintr, brr brSfrft. [friib, fntmlrIl)<ll^. 
 
 Polluting, pnlli'i'liiig. adj. btfltt' 
 
 Poiluti<»n, pollu'aliun, «. I. (t-M 
 2>ejTi<feii; i»r|lrrftreiii) bit '»ff»frfiiii.i. 2. i 
 btf eiuweihiitig. 3. ll tit ^eflrrfiiiifl (Sd)iilb, 
 4lbflDittrfi u.). 4. ['Wtb.J bif iSnittfiieroif 
 i\\n(\, ©elbftbfflfrfiing im €(<)Uff, unmiU^ 
 furlirtje €flfr|lbfflf(fimg. 
 
 Pollux, pol'iakt, «. I. [^Iilron.) 
 ^otliir. 'J. r. Caitor. 
 
 Polonaise, pnlAnAie'.) j. [Wrb.| 
 
 Poloiiese, pnlin«ke', ^ bie $oliw 
 nniiV rJlrt q3rlirr(t». 
 
 PoioneNe , «. bat ^iilnifct^e, bie 
 pclmrrt'f Svr.iAe. 
 
 Pol«»iiie, /(rd)Ott.) a great e oar; 
 
 PoloiliHII,Sa polixli (urtoiit. 
 
 PoloilOifie, pnl(^n6i«'. «. ['IJiur.J 
 bie 'ipi liMiniff, brr poliiiirt)* Xfl"|. 
 
 Polt, pAli. '\'<t>\v- bulta) «. [97i>rbani.| 
 o ttr iStpe, <g(f)(>i(j. (^riimnifue 
 
 P«»lt-root, pAltT&t, «. tbcr Jtdimix, 
 
 Polt-foot, i . 
 
 Pult-rooted, pAli-fSted.^ ^' 
 flump=, fniimiimOi.i. I* bit 'OTfiume. 
 
 Poltroon, poltroon', (fr. poltioii) 
 
 Poltroonery, poltruOudrA , t. 
 
 bie 3.inl)ntrinf'''t. Stialj^jiO'''^ Sf'rt')''* 
 
 Polverin, hv. int. pul- 
 
 Polverlne, pol'ver'n.j vii) t. bie 
 roriiiiirre 'il>ftait}ennf(t)e. 
 
 Poly,pAii./ ^ „^^,,i 
 
 Poley, S 
 
 Poly, in jiifniumengefe^tfii SBortcrn 
 frnmit \>v\\ bctn (jr. poly», iiiib brurft eiiie 
 SSitil^fit oii«. [*. [5^pr.] tie \&imt Di(lil. 
 
 Polyacantlia, poleakant/ia, (()r.> 
 
 PoiyaCOUStiC , polcakdua'tik, 
 «ir.) iidi. itw Sd}ii(l Dermel)rei)b ober ers 
 l)&l)fiib. 
 
 Polyadelpli, porieadllf. ((^r.) «. 
 [95i<t.l MeriilbrfiPfrinc uitlbriiierlitjc^flanje. 
 
 Polyadelpliian , poleadelteau. 
 tul}. (^Pt.| I'iflbniffriji, oitUMliibrlig. 
 
 Polyander, pnleaudur, (gr.) «. 
 [35i>r.) bie uirliiinmirriiie ipflniiie. 
 
 Polyan<irian, pnlean'drean. adj. 
 [5Spr.l i'ri(it;nniurl<i. |25irltiiiiiiitrrfi. 
 
 P<»lya«<iry , pnlean'dre . t. Ut 
 
 P4»iyailtll, pnleaiit/i. (>t\t.il- 
 
 Polyantii«»A, |ioicaii'i/iu<.^ [brt.J 
 fei; t<d(t)UiiTclMtime, -^riniel. 
 
 POL 
 
 Polyauto^rapliy, poileiwiog'- 
 graie, ((jr.) «■ bie >)5Dl90utograpt)ie (<'}lrt 
 i;itf)D<|rnp^ie^ [uieifaitii). 
 
 Polyclicrd, pol'lekSrd, (gr.) adj. 
 
 PolyciireKt, pol'lekrest, (gr.) «. " 
 [$t)iirm.) tai ^Jjolpitjreilfalj. 
 
 Poiycliroite, pollekr^lt, (gr.) «■ 
 ber 'Jiirt'filnJ tti >Siiffrnu5. 
 
 Polycwtyledon, pollik&til'idon. 
 i<\r.j *. lS8i>t.] Die 'ilJffaiiie mit nutjrcreii cb. 
 inehr \\\6 \\vti t2ameMtla[r<f)eit. 
 
 Polycotyledouous , polliki>- 
 tiied onus, adj. ['&oi.\ mti)Xttt <2ameiibiati> 
 c^en habriio. 
 
 Polyedric, >f. Polyhedron ii 
 
 PolyedrouM,^ Polyhedral. 
 
 Poiy«(aiM, poi ligara, /(gr.) 
 
 Pol) g'aiiiian, pnicijaiu'^aii,} *• 
 (-»i>r.] bii i'ii'iil)i.ie ■JJfJ.iiije. 
 
 Polyg-ainian, a<t/. [Sct.J vieletiii] 
 
 Pulyifaiiiist, pt>iig gamiit, «. bcr 
 "15r!i).iniiiii1, >»liihiiiuicr ber ^jolijgnmie. 
 
 PolygainouMy p6iig'gauiua. udj 
 I. nii6 ^plijg.imie bei'let)enb. 2. til SBitl: 
 iiiiiiiiicrei I'b. a5ieln)ciberet lebenb, ber SJirl 
 iniinmrfi, SSirlii'iit'crfi.^i'logomie juijitl)!!!!. 
 
 Polygamy, poiiggauii, (gr.i « 
 bie <pi'H).i>iime , 2>iriniiiiiiierti, 9Sifliueiberei. 
 
 Polyg^ar, poi'iigar, t. IDiliub.J ttx 
 •iUfllbbemohiicr. [bic Siflljerndjoir. 
 
 Poiyg-arcliy, pAilg'giikA. (gr.>«. 
 
 PolysenouM, p6iid'jeuus, tgr.' 
 adj. v)eri(t)iebfiiiirtig. - uiounialii , eiii iiiir 
 £d)id)trii uerf(t)iebeiiet ©tiiiiarteii bejleljenber 
 «erfl. 
 
 Polygrlot, poi'liglot, (gr.) ndj. v\t\. 
 ri)rn(t)i(i , t)icl}riiiGig; » - \fx\caa or Bil>lr, 
 till 'iUorierbUit) , eiiie SBibel in uieljrerfii 
 ©ptfldjen, bie uieliungige Sibel ober iJJiMi): 
 glotte. 
 
 Polyglot, «. I. bie «pnli;gli<tte. 2. 
 t (finit. Per I'lele eprndjeii uerfleiit. 
 
 Polygon, pol'iison, (gr. 'Si.) t. 
 i(i)eiMU.) bnf -J); iDiU'n , Sielerf. 
 
 Polyiconal, p^iiggonai, ) 
 
 Polysrunotis, pAlij-gonuK.) 
 polp.joiinl, uiiicrfi>l- — Polygonal nam 
 liem, I'Jlrith.l 25u-liOf)lfn. 
 
 Polygonoinetry, poiigAnom 4 
 tri, (gr.) «. bie '^ologonomenrie, 'IRfffiiiig 
 In SBiclerfe 
 
 Polys^oniim, pol'g'g&num,^ 
 
 Vulys**n, pollegon. Mint.) 
 
 PolyfiTony, pAUggAne, ) 
 t. (^>ir. I roc- Rnofeiinrnf , bie 5Bei6i»iiti. 
 
 P«>lyg^raui, pollegram. (gr.) *■ 
 tnf '•J.HnDiiriiiim, Me i<ir(liiii.]f (Jig"'- 
 
 P«>lyf(rapli, pollegiaf, (gr.) «■ 
 ber >ln'ii)iUiH'i). bif !5ielic^rrit>iMnarrt)iiie. 
 
 PolyRTapliic, poiicgrat ik. I 
 
 Pol yg^rapliical, pollegiafekal.^ 
 
 adj. \>o\r)<\ti\V\)i\d). 
 
 P«»iys^rapliy, pnllg'grafe, «. bic 
 
 ?l>pii)<ir.ipl)it , aJielirfjriiberri, 95icird)reifcc< 
 fiiiiit ; (4)i'l)eimrct)rriDcfiiu|1 mit nicljrcrlei 
 ®<1)ritr5n(t)eii , bn« (El)iffrirni; (nii(f>) tni 
 Dr(t)tffriren, bic Jluiiil, 0)rl)cimfcf)rittcu jii 
 ciuiiffirii. 16ie pirliucibiiie ^l.>jl.iiiji'. 
 
 Polyg{'yii, poriejiii. iiir.i «. (Dor.; 
 
 Polytfyiiiaii , pnlcjin >aii . ailj- 
 (•JiiT.i I'li'iu'fii'ig. [uu'iberii. 
 
 ***»•>■«»>">'> polid'jiiie, *. tic 25iel; 
 
 POL 
 
 Polyplialite, polefi'lJte, (gr) «. 
 
 [TOiiiemlii.) Dcr ^JSoippi^.iiit. 
 
 Polyhedral, polelie'dral, } 
 
 Polylie<lrous, poleliedrus,)"'*" 
 t»iel|eirig , I'lrlfliidjiij. 
 
 Polyltedron, polelie'dron, (gr.) 
 «• I. (®eDm.J ba? 93iilrliirf). 2. lOpt.) tAt 
 9{niirciigiaS, i)icl(ini1)ige ®la6, iBcri'icifriin. 
 giiiigfglo*. (-JJebfcligfcir. 
 
 Polylog-y, pAiii'ioji. igr.) *. t Me 
 
 PoIyiUatlliC , pnleuiaiA Ik, adi. 
 I'ieiiuiffeiie, pi>ii)ni.iii)i|(l), in pieleii ob. nUen 
 ■Jiitfifrn. 
 
 Polyniatliy, pAl'tn'maiA^. (gr.) «. 
 bie $oli;m>ul)ie, tins 9$iclivifTeii, tie !8ie(> 
 luiffrrei. 
 
 Polyinnite, pollimnite. (gr.) «. 
 [•JKiiiernlg.] ber ^pplnmiiit, iBnumileiii mit 
 riinu'fnl)iiiirf>cn 5'g'ifii. 
 
 Polyinorpli, pol'leniorf. (gr.) «. 
 [•W.riiM.J bie uicuiiMi.iirige OJhififtcl. 
 
 Polymorphous , polem^r'tus, 
 adi. oiel.vtl'iltig. [ter Smgcrfirit). 
 
 Polynenie, porieneme. i-lOittl).) 
 
 Polynesia, polleueihea, (gr.) j. 
 [(Sfpgr.l ^^Ji'iDiitiifu. (pi'lournil). 
 
 P<»lyneslan, pnlUn^Miean, a,lj. 
 
 Polynoine, porienAme. (gr.) «. 
 [•Mlgcbr.j bie I'ifigiieberige, uiclfoclje, uielt 
 :t)r{U(\e (Mrofje. 
 
 Polynomial, pnll^no'meal, adj. 
 [9lliiebr) pplniio'iiuit). uielglieterig. 
 
 P«>lyonoiiious, polleon'uAaius, 
 (gr.) adj iMcIiMiiiig. 
 
 Polyonomy, pnll^nn'nAnia, t. bie 
 ^plijoupmif, W.iiiiU(tifi)lrigfeit iieniljicbciier 
 iJi.imfii. I*. (Cpt.l bnt- pirijliljtige (Slntf. 
 
 Polyoptrum, poli^np'iiuiu, (gr.) 
 
 Polype, porii|), > (gr.) pi. po. 
 
 Polypus, |)nri4pii(.^ lypusaea, 
 ». I. 5 etiuae iBii'(|iieige«. 2. l3ool.) ber 
 ^oli)P, SBiiinrm. 3. (polype) ber *JKeerfiit. 
 telfSfd). 4. (-JWib. II. dljir.J bcr $oii)p. 
 
 Polypetahfus, pollepet lalus, 
 (gr.) adj. |-J5of.l I'iiU'iiufrrlg. 
 
 PfllypilOllic, iinllefoirnik, adj. 
 pDlppljomrd) , iiu-tjrcre €iimmeii ob. l&iie 
 Ijnbciib Pb. tnrniif bciteljciib. 
 
 PolyphoniKin, i AliffAuiziu, 
 
 PolypliOny, pAlillnne. 
 (gr.) *• bie iyrriMcttiilngiiiig tc« <B(t)attti. 
 
 Polypiiyilous, pollf felus, (gr.) 
 adj. 123ot.) iiulbinttcng. 
 
 Polypier, poiiepier, *. [gfintiirg.J 
 bn6 "ipplopciiijnnfeljcn. 
 
 Polypite, poiiephe, *. [®eo(.] bat 
 uerfleincrte ^;j5i'ii)pcnl)(iuiJrt)eii. 
 
 Polypode, pol'lepode , (gr.) «. 
 [iJ?nturg.] bcr I.uircnbfug. bn5 lnu|enb< 
 bciii, bie ^pljlnu^. 
 
 Polypody, pnlip'ode, *. [^pt.) ter 
 8i"i6farii, I lipids, 'ipuiifrfiUii, ta* G-iigeiri"i(}, 
 
 Polypous, poricpus, adj. pp||)peiu 
 nrtig. 
 
 Polysarchy, pol'lcslrke, (gr.) *. 
 bie nllecrpr^flltIid;e Jlfiidjigfcit, 2Bp^l6e» 
 lcibtl)cit, (Jertiiifeif. 
 
 P<»lyscrope, poi'ieskApe, (gr.) #. 
 Opt.] tne "^Ji'iDifpp, a3i'riMcIfiiltigiiiigffllrt5. 
 
 Poly.spitMt, pol'le-past, (gr.) 4. 
 -W.-rf).! I. rrr .ird)im.bird)e *d)ijfl}cber. ». 
 fcr iviobeii. 5(,ird)iiijiig. 
 
 -I 
 
1588 Fate. f'.r. (fill, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, nir, got, 611, cl6nd. Ti\be. tiib. full. (//in. TFIis. 
 
 Puly sperm, pol'lespemi, (gr.) ». 
 [SBot.] Ccr ajiiiiin iiiit ricli'iimiflcr Jrurf)'-^ 
 I^olysperillOUS, pollespei'uiua, 
 
 adj. (aSot.J I'icHMmig. 
 
 JPoIysyllabic , pollcs'rilab'bik. p6. 
 
 IPolysy Ilabical , poiicMiiab'be- 
 kal, (flr.)arf;. DieiriK'ifl; l^l)!)!'-] I'ielfiltJiG (». 
 ©(1)0). [I'ifljllbifle 2Bovt, ^i'li)|1)aabini. 
 
 I"olysyllable, poricMilabi, ». 6ae 
 
 M"olysyndetoii , pollcsiu'deion, 
 (<)r.> «. [^ii)tt ] t)n5 ipoli^roiiecfoii, tie 58in = 
 teiu&rrerljiiii fling. 
 
 PolytecluiiC, pollclek'iuk, (gr.) 
 ad}. piMijrecbiiiul) (incie iiiiii|te u. SCiffiMK 
 l"cf)nftcn imifafTeiiO) ; a-scliool, fine polt): 
 tert)ni!"d)« iScf)iile, (idgnucine .ftiinflutule. 
 
 Pulytlieisiii, p6l ici/ieizm, (gr.) 
 J. bfr ^i>li)tl'iei6ni, He ^ieU;\'intcxei. 
 
 Polytliei.st , p6i let/ieist , «. ber 
 ipolot^eiil, 95ieln'6ttcrer. 
 
 Polyilieistic, poilct/icis'iik. ) 
 
 Polytlieistical,pollct/ieis'tckal.^ 
 adj. 1. >)oli)tl;ei|lird), I'idiiortifd). 2. \>^\r)- 
 tljeiilifd) dew ^oltjttjeieiit nnl}angfn&). 
 
 Pomace, puHi'ini.'s, (l>. I. pomunO 
 «. 6ie Irabcr vow aiifgrprepteu aiepfeln, 
 Xrefler. 
 
 PoinaceOUS, pomA'shus, adj. 1. 
 flU« Slepfern bc|7el)cnB; j. 5&. - harvest*. 
 SIpftleriueii. 2. treilcrnrrig. 
 
 Pomada, poma'da, (fr. pommnde) 
 *. [9{eitf.l 6p.r®d)iuiing urn Den ©nttclfnopf. 
 
 Pomade, pomade', (fr. pommade) 
 «. + tiic ?piMnnbe, ^mnrriilbe. 
 
 Pomander, poniaiidi'ir,(fr. pomme 
 d'ambre) *. tie SiJifnm --, Slnibrnfugel, iex 
 SSiinnifncpf. 
 
 Pomatum, poma'tum. «. bie $1); 
 mnte, ipanriaibe. - v. a. poma5ircn, faU 
 btn, einfrtiben, ("cljanrfalben. 
 
 Pome, pome, (I. ponium) t. [35ot.] 
 bie i?friifnid)t. 
 
 Pome, (fr. pommer) v. n. f [Sot.] 
 fid) fd)M(^en, ^{••vit nnfe^en. 
 
 Pomecitron , pumsit'trun , «. 
 [©ot.] bie lUniiMie. 
 
 Pomecitron -tree, [^ot.J ber SiuiO; 
 lien:, Cimonienbninn. 
 
 Pome8°ranate , pumgran'nat, *. 
 I. [-^Bot.] a) ber OJrnnatnvfd. b) ber fflm= 
 natj, ®rnnntapfclb(ii;ni. 2. IQubentl;.] ber 
 ©rniifltapfel (niif bcni jtlcibe bc6 ipol;eprii'> 
 fttti). [(?)rnnntnpfeli)niim. 
 
 Pomegranate-tree, ber (?)ronntj, 
 
 Pomeparadise, punipar'radise. 
 «. [23Lit.] ber ?)5ariitici5iipfel. 
 
 Pomerailia, pommurri'nea, t. 
 [OJeL'gr.] ?ptnnnurn. 
 
 Pomerailiitn , pommurri'nean. 
 adj. upmnieriftt), nu^^uniniern; - dog, ber 
 pommer. [^poninieraner. 
 
 Pomeranian, t. ber Rummer, 
 
 Pomeroy, pum'roc, ( 
 
 Poineroyal, pumroe'al,^*' ^^^^-^ 
 ber Sii'Uig^opfel. 
 
 Pome-^vater, pi'mwi'tur, <. 
 [93ot. ] ber .^rhlflpfel; Sbnigfnpfrl. Shak. 
 
 Pomiferoiis, pauiiiierus, iUu.) 
 adj. [53ot.] 9lepffl, (ipfclartige »Jru(f)tc, We: 
 loncn ic. trrtgriib. 
 
 Pomme, pom. } (fr.) *. 
 
 Pommette, pom'/nei,^ [jpernlb.j 
 
 PON 
 
 iai npfetforuiige ^ni)pfd)e)i, Kuge(4)en. 
 
 Pommel, pum'mil, (fr. pummeau) 
 «. 1. § ber ilnopf. 2. (in engerer ^ebeutnng) 
 a) ber Degenfnopf. b; ber ©lUtelfnopf. 
 
 Pommel, (fr. pomuieler) V. a. 1. 
 puffen, fniiffen. 2. IQJcrber.j a) mnben, 
 narben (JJelle). b) To — a skin against tlie 
 grain, ein gefl nnct) feiner Siinge u. ^reite, 
 nnf ber >)Tiirbenfeite fiber bi\6 Jfrifpi'il;oii 
 jiei^en. c) To — a skin on tiie tlesli-siUe, 
 em gcfl frifpeln. [gen. 
 
 To pommel to a jelly, tireitueic^ fdjlrt! 
 
 Pommeled , piini'miid , adj. 
 
 [ipiraib.J niit einem ^nopfe uerfcl}en (luie 
 em Di'gen :c.). 
 
 Pommelion, pommcryun, (l>. 
 pommel; j. ['jJi'nr.J ber (Ijinterilc) ilnopf ei> 
 ncr Jtanone. 
 
 Pomoqa, p&mo'na, (I. SS3 > «. 1 
 [■D)ii)tl}ol.] ?|Sonionn, bie Dbflg&rtinn. 2. ^ 
 ber ^crbft. 
 
 Pomp, pomp, (gr.) *. 1. ber $omp, 
 bie ^55rnd)t, bne ©epninge. 2. bie 5^riid)t, 
 ber (Slanj. 
 2. Hearts formed for love, but dooui'd in 
 vain to glow 
 In prison'd pomp, and weep in splen- 
 did woe. D. HuMPHREvs. 
 
 Pompadour, pompadiir, s. [Ot- 
 nitl).] ber ^^JJonipiibciiruugi'l, ber pnpurrotlje 
 ©eibenfd)n)nnj. [adj. -f- poinpljiifr. 
 
 Pompatic, pompat'ik, (neniat.) 
 
 Pompet, pom'pit, Ciieulat. pompeia) 
 •• t-i)P^'grJ f>^^ ^iiden , Srurferbnllen. 
 
 Pompey, pompe, t. t. [(iigenn.J 
 ^ompejiie. 2. onc^ geiu&l;nlid)e S5enennuug 
 einc^ ipunCicS. 
 
 Pompliolyx, pom'foliks, (gr. <S}.) 
 «. [Wetnllurg.j bie @nlntei<, Siafbiiimen, 
 ber (StUmeifiug, b«ie $iiitennid)f. 
 
 Pompion, piimpeuii, (1)0(1. pom- 
 poeii) ». bie ^^fi'be, ber ^Jjfebenfilrbip. 
 
 Pompire, pompire, (|.)«. i^pomol.j 
 ber JBiriiiipfel. 
 
 Pomponian, pomponean, (Int.) 
 adj. - lily, bie fd)inaU'liUtige £ilie. 
 
 Pomposity, pomposete, «. bie 
 ^ml;lrrei, ^rnl;lfiid)t. 
 
 Pompous, pom'pus. udj. i.ponip- 
 Ijnfi, pmd)tig, prnd)tuo(l. 2. j poinpij.ifr, 
 priiiifoon, ()od)triibenb. — adv. Pourpoui.- 
 ly, ponipl^nft; prniifootl. 
 
 PompOUSneSN, pom'pUKne.Y. s- 
 
 I. bie ^ompDnftigfcir. 2. tae '■4>ompl)afr«, 
 ^^niiifoode. 
 
 Pom-^vater, piimwa'iur, ». btT 
 ^iiiiiie eini'5 groBcn 3Ipfel5. 
 
 Jl'oud, po'id, (gr. pontos; nngt'li. 
 pyndan) *. I. ber2Deil)er, Xeid). i.ber'JXiU)- 
 ii-ntnd). 
 
 Pond for fish, ber SBeitjcr, gifd)reid). 
 
 Pond- weed, [iSot.] ber J^rpff^loirig, 
 bie •"Wiiiigi-nptirj. 
 
 Pond, V. a. in einem Xeid>e, ^eit;er 
 fnnimiiit, eiiien QEeiljer, leid) niodjen. 
 
 Pond, V. a. * f. Ponder. 
 
 I'onder, pondiir. (I. pondero) d. k. 
 rruiiigen, ribrrbenfeii , ubcrlegen, in (S-rivii. 
 gii!i() jirhni. — ». n. ioiti nad)grttl)eln, 
 iiiid)bi'iiffii (fiber). C"rii)ii« rrron(;eu. 
 
 P«»nd«'ral»ie, p6udur»l<i, adj 
 [^l;i)f.J UMgbrtC. . iX C'*' 
 
 PON 
 
 Ponderal, pdn'dural, adj. gen)9« 
 
 gen, nad) bttn C5)eiiiid)te beiliiuint. 
 
 Ponderance, pon durante, «. bdt 
 (yi-ii)id)r, bie ed)iurre. (lungeii. 
 
 Ponilerate , pon'durate, 1). tt. er» 
 
 Ponderatiou, pnndura'shun. t. 
 t Oi\i ilBngcn. [lungcnbe, SBeiitttjeiler. 
 
 Ponderer, pon Munir, *. ber Gt« 
 
 Poudering'iy, pon duringle, adv. 
 eriurtgenb, nut (irnii'igiiiig; iiixd) bein iuiil)« 
 ren ^JBerrljc t(rrain5 benrrl)cilcii). 
 
 PonderOSilty , pondiiios'sele, «. 
 iai (i)eii)id)t, bie &d)ivcre. 
 
 Ponderous, pondunis, (p. lot. 
 
 poiidus, poiiderosnx) adj I. T fd)l»)er, ge» 
 
 iuid)tig. 2. i a) gemid)rig, luidttig. b) nactf 
 brurf(id> (Sd)Uig k.). c) brnitgenb. 
 
 Ponderous spar , [ 'ffilliemlg.] btf 
 Sdiii'ercrf'e. 
 
 Ponderously, pon'diirnsle, ado, 
 fd)>vcr, gemid)tig, mil grogein cyfiuid)te. 
 
 Pondero usness, pondurusnls, 
 #. bie ©dnucre, tai 05eiuid)t. 
 
 Ponent, p6 nent, (Int. poncns) adj. 
 t luetldit, 2Bf|l ... MiLToi*. 
 
 Ponjfo, pong'gi, t. [,3ool.] be» 
 'pongo, Drnng;lUniig. [s. ber Dold). 
 
 Poniard, pon'yard, (fr. poignard) 
 
 Stabs witli a poniard, X)old)flid)e. Slie 
 speaks -». il)re 2Borte finb Dold)|lid)e. 
 
 Poniard, v. a. erbold)en, eri1fd)en. 
 
 Poiik, pongk, *. f bae iJiad)tge« 
 fpcnil, bie >?ere. Shak. 
 
 Pontag'e, pon'iulje, (o. int. pons) 
 *. bii» %"ri(fi'iigi'lb, ber 23ni(fenjofl. Receiver 
 of ilie -. biT 58rrirfenjon = (S-iimrl)nier. 
 
 Pontic, pi5irtik. (u. gr. pomos) a4j. 
 ponrird), jimi >poiirii^ G'lijrinii^ ober betn 
 fd)nHirifii ■OJit'ore gel)&rig. 
 
 Pontiff, poii'iit'./ (Int. pontifex) s. 
 
 Ponfir, ^ ). [^iibcnrli. uiib 
 
 alt. Sfoini biT ipoheprieiler, Dbers, i?od)» 
 prieiht. 2. |-WofiTii] ber 'ipiipil. 
 
 P4»ntiflc, poiiiit'fik. udj. I. Dber< 
 prieileriul), pnf|lcrlid), ilSrieiler . . . 2. pap|l« 
 lid). 
 
 P<»ntificai, ponlif'tckal, adj. 1. 
 ober:, liodiprieilerlid) ; (bnl)er) 2. piipillid). 
 3. ffierlirt). (Jcier... Shak. 4. -f 33n"irfeii 
 biinrtib. Mii.ros. 
 
 PontiHcal, *. 1. bnS '^ontififnt 
 (5\irit)eii > Si'i'i'inonienbiif^). 2. pi. bie priei 
 ilerlutf. bird)^flid)e'Muitc<fleibiing, berOrnnt, 
 fie ^^'ioiitifiriilien. In — s, in pontificaii- 
 b u s . ill 'JlnirjflciMiiig. 
 
 Pontificality, pomcrckariti, «. 
 t I. bie Jped)priei'lerivi"irbe, bn6 ^cntififiU. 
 2. b.i5 ■X^onriiiPtit, bie "ip.ipilii'Urbe. 
 
 P<»Iltificaliy , pontit tcUale. adv. 
 mil' fill i?ol)fprif|ler, ^^opil, 2iifd)of, prA(4« 
 tig, feiirlidi in 9lmri-fleibiiiig. 
 
 Pontificate, pnntit'lekat, s. I. 
 bn« ^4>oinififiU, £)berprif|1ert()iini, ^npiT« 
 11)11111, bie ^nprtu'firbe. 2. bie ^iegiernng 
 einrf 'i)>aprie6 , pnpillid)e il?egifrnng; j. ib. 
 Uiiiier (lie present -, nnter ber Stegieruiifl 
 beS iefiigi'ii ^npfleS. 
 
 Pontiiice, pon'tefis, ((.) «. f iai 
 ■yriiifemiirrf , ber SBnii einer ^rfirfe, bit 
 ■yriicfr. Mii.Ton. 
 
 P<»ii(iticial , pontelisli'al , adj. 
 vnp)lifit) 
 
Fatp, far. fall. fat. "SU. niPl. Fine. fin. ^'6. move, ndr, got, All, i\?)\u\. Tii»»e. tnh. full. i//in. THi«. (RS9 
 
 Pontifician^ pniitifish'un, adj. 
 
 Ihipt^li*. »><~v:ilir(t), piivftirrt). [Irr. 
 
 l*on<iliciaii, t. tet '$a|><ft, %\v\1-- 
 I*«>iitinef poii'iiiie,^ dnt.) ad/. vo:i> 
 I*oiiti>tiiie, ^ tiitifd)- 
 
 Puittlevis, pont'levix, (fr. ^.) « 
 
 (9\i:irt. ] Dtr laoij, €priiii(), iai (wiDrrfe^' 
 
 Pontoon, poiiiuun', (fr. panton> «. 
 1. [Wilit. ) 6er "Poiifoii, Srii(feiifol)ii , 6.1* 
 58ru(teiifd)iff, 23rucf fiiftrot ; (niid» bie jtnfjii:, 
 goirbriKfc. 2. ( <JJf.ir. J tine 'ilrt ei(f)ter. 
 Cc:d)tu1)iff jum fiivllu'len. ^ (©(fjifft^rficff 
 
 Pont oon- bridge, tit ftii()ii:, tjaltr:. 
 
 Pony, po'iie, (i>. puny)*. I. fnf 
 ^fVrb(t)fn, 6cr ^If|>prr. 2. l^ettreiin.] eiiif 
 aijrrte I'l'n lb (Viiiiircii. 
 
 Pood, pud, s. [nifT. (»tKi(i)t] ti\6 
 ^iit (t= 40 rii(T. pB. 36 tiigl. ^JJfiiiiD). 
 
 Pooll, pou. inter), pal)! 
 
 Pooin, if<tioU.) pulling. 
 
 Pool, puul, (AMOCir. pol, pnl; f;c<([. 
 poel; ihn. p6\; IV. pwll; M. tet Ipflll)!, Irirt), 
 ©iiiiipf- (©iimpf!, iptttt, 9Utt\'<t)»tptt. 
 
 Pool-anipe, --anile, (Oriilth.) ti( 
 
 Pool, ^'fr. poule) «. [ini 6pirle| brr 
 
 Poule,^ ®.i^, (Jiiifo^ flflrr Winpir- 
 IfiiOcn, (rr a<iii)( ^>^9 oi. 6\ni<\^, @tnmm, 
 tit ']>oiiIe. 
 
 Poop, poop, (Int. puppii; fr. potipei 
 t (•'Wiir.j 6nf ipiiitfrrdjiff ; (in ip.iirrfr 35t> 
 beiiriiJKi) a) brr Anmpaii. b) [auf ^ricg<f(() ] 
 t.iS $ii'irteiiee(f, bit :puttt. 
 
 Poop-laniern, (-War.] 6lt $inttTl.i 
 hriie. --roynl, top-gallant-poop, 
 [■i3ii\r.] bit OUfrhiltte. 
 
 Po«>p, v.a. l<JJ?nr.] I.i'on Ijiiitcii fafftn 
 (V. Bcr @et). 2. I'on (jinten fafftn, 6n< if)in. 
 ttrfrt>iff trrjftii, tviBtr Ba* ic>iiittrr<t)iff rtiiiitii 
 (D. >£il)iff^in. 3. oiil)aii(l>en , Biird> ^^^fll 
 9tr!ifiii (t>Dttn. Sbak. 
 
 To bt pooped, (^BJnr.) 1. rint ©tiirj 
 Ut pou f)iiirtii brrDiiiiiien. 2. eintii €>:o^ 
 pvii biiiteii Ptfonimtti. [Kiittn. 
 
 Poop, V. n. 6 eineii ^iiiB |lrrid)(ii 
 
 PoopIng^, puop'ing, t. I War 1 B<1« 
 &<i)laQt\\ tiiitr <3rur|ftt cB. tiiie< @4;ijf(» 
 an Ba« if)intrr|\titf. 
 
 P o o p i II g s c a , Bie ®f iirifee. 
 
 Poor, poor. (Irtt. pauper; fr. paurre; 
 
 nwm. poar , power; nrin. paour) iiHj. 1. { 
 
 arm; the -, Bit Slrnitii. 2. i a) oriii (Spr.!' 
 
 d)tK.). b) Bi'irr, nin(jtr, nnfnicfttbnr (ijrl& k.). 
 
 c) ['TCiii.) trtub. d) (irmrcdg, ninilKt, rrtjlfctt, 
 
 gtring, rttnB, tr(>flrnilid). ei tltiiB (iiid^r^fii- 
 
 fltnB;. f) flrriiift (iiniuiftjtio . uuBtBfiittiiC). 
 
 g) nrm, uiiiiiricfli4> , l)cBt)utr»6ivfrt(). U) 
 
 trnurig (v. So.(t)tn). i) nietfrnfBrfi(fr, iiif= 
 
 btrflffitlnaen , vtTi<i(\t. j) id)lfd>t ( nicbt er- 
 
 gitbi(j. von (jfriiiflcrQiinlitiU, wit fiiit(?rnte). 
 
 k) flrin (nt(t)t gri'S, luit tint '•TOrilt jc). I) 
 
 f^itfbt (i<t)U\f\ot, unrufjig). m) (,al6 ^itbto> 
 
 funqinvrty gut, (ttb, nriu. n) t arm, gut. 
 
 2. t) Tliat 1 have wronged no man, will 
 
 be • — ple« or apology at ilie la«t day. 
 
 Calamy. 
 
 2, i) A aoolhsayer made Anloniu* believe 
 
 that hi» genius, wliicli vtx» ollie-wi»e 
 
 brave, wan, in llie pretence of Octa 
 
 vianua. poor and cottirdly. Bacoh. 
 
 I) The pi'.ticiit hat hail a - nighl. Di) 
 
 Poor, iiule. preiiy . tluiiering lUiag. 
 
 BugL ■ 4eul»ek. Worterbuch. i. 
 
 POP 
 
 Prior, n ) Tiie — monk never saw 
 many ot tlie decrees and councils lie 
 had occasion to use. Baker. 
 
 To have very poor brains for elc. frljr. 
 lutuig fBerilniiP Ijabeu fur it. To make but 
 a — »hift, fid) fuinnifrlirt> btljtifrii. - me! 
 id) ''}lrmer ! - people that are ashamed to 
 beg. Bie Pfrrdjouiirn -Tlruirii. - in spirit. || 
 giriillirt) arm. Upon far poorer uiomeut. 
 aii6 ipfit geringiTfr llrf.irtje. 
 
 Prov. K poor man's table !■ soon 
 spread, fnrjc S?Mrt fiuB baiB tirfamnir. 
 
 Poor-John. BiT ilnBrljau , ©ti'cfni'rf) 
 (Callariiit). — -man's- pepper. ['liut.j 
 Bn« $|rfftrfT>iut. --rate. ((Ju.jl. u. i)ii>rB.- 
 am. J Bit >}lTtncuta;rt. --spirii ed, I'trjagr 
 friilt)erjig. --spirited net*, Bit Srigl)rr 
 jigffit. 
 
 Poorfn', (utPtt.) powerful. 
 
 Po<»ri8li, puur'ikb, <w</. ormlii^, arm 
 ftlig, grring. 
 
 Poorishn****, pour uhnes, «. Bir 
 9Urniit.1)fftr, »2lrmrtliiifiit. 
 
 Poorly, pour'li. adv. I. ; arm. 2. 
 
 t a) rd)lrrt)(, lutnifl, faiim jiir »}?otl). b) 
 
 r(f)lc<t>t, l;c>d)il mittrlm.i^ig. c) gtniig, aTm> 
 
 ftlig. d) jaiilj.ifi, murl}li>*, frig. 
 
 2. ai Wheat grown poorly on the Atlantic 
 
 borders ot Mew -England. Theae men 
 
 have succeeded — in business, b) tie 
 
 performs — in elcTated characters. 
 
 Webster- 
 
 To live poorly, rill orinftligri fietieii 
 fiihrtii. |iwol)i. 
 
 Poorly, a,lj. ( iinpaglid), uupag, iin< 
 
 Poor - innu of mutton, 
 I Orril. ] cold meat; cold muttou 
 broiled. 
 
 Poorn^HS, puur'nes. «. I. Bir 91r- 
 muth. 2. J at Bit 'ilriuutl) itiiitr ©prfld>c to. 
 b) Ba< Durftiflt, Buriiige, rlriibf, nrmlid)f 
 <lu*ifl)cn. c) Bit "W.igttfrii, llufrudjibarfrit 
 (Be« 2}oBfn6i. d) l-MiiU.j Btr grriugt Wrljalr 
 (Brr *IRrtallr>. e; Bir \(t)W<btt, rlrnBt *r 
 td)afftiil)tii, gmiigt Qiialitai, grringe Oitaii 
 titat. f) Bae (Sirnct, 9{ut>rfiagiiiBi: (riurr 
 ^utrtBt It.), g) Bif ^Irjiifrliiifrir, •Jtrrmi:(1)= 
 ftit, Ba« <5-rbariiiiii1)r, *2lrriuiii1)r. h) Bit OJh^ 
 Brigftit (Iti liiciitti). i) bit '^(f(t)r>inr(i;rii 
 iBtr ©rgrifft). 
 
 Poor net* of language, Bit liirBrigi', 
 gtriiigr ®prad)t. — ol spirit, ( It^t'Ol- 1 Bir 
 luaftrt Brniiitl), 3frfi>'rid)uug Bt* ifirrjfu*. 
 
 Poortitli, [jDcnl.J poverty. 
 
 Pootry, / .^ 
 
 MM .1 : (|d)i)tr.) poultry. 
 
 Poutry, ) "^ 
 
 PootM, i (|'d)Ott.> poults; young 
 
 PoutH, ) grouse. 
 
 Pop, pop, (l)i>((. poep) t. 1. Btr $ajT, 
 ■ip'iif' ^'tf, Rlatid). ld)iiflU, l)rfl», leiiie Cnut, 
 Qmtt. 2. o Bit '>)>i|1i>lt. Brr puffer. 
 
 To give a pop- qiiiefrn. [\t\b{id)it. 
 
 Pop-gun, Bir Alatfd):, £nan>, €d)liip 
 
 Pop, V. n. 1. pajTm , piiffen, flarfd>tn. 
 2. (mit Bsr Suiigti i'(J)Mal}eu. 3. (ai> \sS)it' 
 ^rn (auf). 4. fi^ 'ct^wtll u. Irid)t fi^rrBour 
 grn, i)iifd)rn, ivi|'4)r>i, |al}rcn ; (.mci|lrii6 mit 
 
 praep. j. 3J.) 
 
 To pop alotig, fptfroifcfttn, fi)rtl)uf(tcn. 
 
 To pop in, I. Ocrciiipla^rn, tjiiiein--, Ijrr: 
 finfnijrtn. 2. t (be ween > Baju>if4)cii inl)rtii, 
 l«t)rtu (jiuifc^viu. 
 
 POP 
 
 To pop off, out. brti'on mifditn, U<it 
 iavou madjtii, entiDif^tn, \i<i) Ijtitnltt^ fort* 
 mai1)tn. 
 
 To pop up, in Bit p'oljt fa^rtn, l)traiif> 
 fat)rrn. He — ■ up and down every niomeut 
 from his paper to the asidience. jtBtn '}lu< 
 gcnBIi(f fiel^t er pon frinem ^;)>apiere weg auf 
 Bit S'llj^^rrr. 
 
 To pop upon, on. faf)re» (an, nad)>. 
 To pop upon any one, 6intm nufilo^fn, 
 fluf (?intn rtpgen. 
 
 Pop, p. a. I. p\mi(i), untripartet, 
 frtiuefl lurgtljiin , ivirfcn, flonen , in oB. an 
 tinen Orr, ati$ tinem Ortc tl)iiu, mic C^tivad 
 jtal)riu (ill), uitntil &ri«rgen , treibtn; j. S. 
 I'o - the head in ob. into ..., Btn Kupf 
 llrrfrn (in); to - the hand upon ..., nut 
 Btr ipauB fal)rrn (nad;); to — into one's 
 hand, ^lucin in Bie i^.iiiB Briirftn. 2. (off) 
 
 a) f Uv|ii)ie|j(ii, loifbrenntn ( $i|loIen tc. ). 
 
 b) ivtgfd>aifen (ivrgilDutii). o i C^iiien nbferi 
 tigtn, abrprift-n. 3. (out) hi f fallen, faljren, 
 enii<<)fupfen laijin (ein 2Bort). b) »o - any 
 one out from ..., Eineii fdfnefleii, prttltn, 
 bringrn (uiii). 4. (up) a) f in Bie ^pl^e fai)> 
 ren (mit), Qtwat anfrit^trn. b) i trl)rbtn 
 ibai i^aiipt). 6. 6 a) tr|'d)ie#cn. b) per> 
 frij'ii. lurpianben, o ptrfeiien. 
 
 Pop, iidv. huiM). pajf. 
 
 P«»pe, p/ipr. (gr. pappas) *. I. [r5in. 
 fati). ftird)ej Brr '^.ipi'l. 2. (0(l)rl)i)i)l. ] Bie 
 ^niilqii.ippr. 3. ( iJiaturg. ] Brr itormuurin. 
 
 Proe. To have a pope in one's belly, 
 tin i)riuiiid)tr ^atl)iMif fein. 
 
 Pope- fly, Ber £uruivurm. --Joan, 
 1. Bir 'ilJapflinn Qul^aiina. 2. einr Qlrt itan 
 triifpitl. -'s-eye, 1. Bit mil ffett iiingt* 
 bent BTUi't im Dicfbeine; Ba< fettt (Btiict 
 an eiiier £d)&p^rriile. 2. i bai $(affenbt£f 
 d)f«, Brr ^lafffiiidjiiitt. 
 
 Pop(*fl(»lll, pApe'dnni , «. 1. BaA 
 $api1ti)um, Bir papiliid)' 'lUiirBe. Shak. 2. 
 bie (i}^riit)r#barffit bt6 '!|>iipiUi>. 
 
 P4>p(*lin^,pnpr ling. «. Brr ipApjller. 
 
 Popery , pA pu'*) <• Bie $.ipi|lerei, 
 ^apillrrci. 
 
 P«»pinjMy,pop'pinjA. (fp. papagayo) 
 t. t. iOriiKl).! a. Ber ^auagn. h) ber C^ri'iu* 
 fped>t. 2. 1 Ber Uippnrtje 'JJiVind), iiaffe, ^ian 
 
 PopinJ ay-color. bi\6 ©llttg>, $apa< 
 gritirrin. 
 
 Popi*ili, piS'pish, ndj papilifc^, papi> 
 ilifd)- — a***. Po'pishly. piipilifd), pfl» 
 puiifdj- 
 
 PopiMlineNS , pi^'pishnes, «. tie 
 ■^nprnerei, ber 'ip.ipiSni. 
 
 Poplnr, pnp lar, (lat. popnlus) s. 
 [25ot.) Ber "ijjapprlbaiini , Bie ^appel. 
 
 Black popl.>r, Bie @(^iv>ir)pappel, (froa 
 I^ombardyt Bie italieni|'d)e $appel. 
 
 Poplar -gall, Bai ^appelaiige, bie 
 $appeiriiD£pt. --tree, Bie ^apprl. 
 
 Poplin, pnp'iin, «. [0>iBu|lr.] (in 
 luollfciBriifr 3eug. 
 
 Popliteal, popliteal. ^ (p. tat. po- 
 
 PoplitiC, pnplii ik, ^ pies) a<0'. 
 ['Mnat.J jur Kuiefrljle gfl)ijrig, Rmtttffi... 
 
 Popper, pop'pur, «. e Ber puffer, 
 bie «l>iiti'le. 
 
 Poppet, f. Puppet. 
 
 P«»ppiiuer« [iOera.] bubbling, 
 purling, rippling. 
 
 44 
 
690 F&te, far, fAlI, fat. M4, met. Fine, f!n. N6, mive, n6r, got, 6fl, el6iul. Ti'ibe, fflb, ffiH. t/tin, THi«. 
 
 POP 
 
 Poppy, pop'pe, (flUjjerf. popeg; m. 
 pabi; fr. pavot) s. [Sbot.] bev ^Stul)!!. Dwarf 
 — . Die filntr(J)n)re; horned-, bai llUiic^re 
 ©itcdfraut; piickly -, btv ®tnct)el<, ilctcr. 
 nu>i)iii red-, ber 5elDmol;u; spattiing -, 
 bit luiige Sc()fn. 
 
 l> o p |) y - h e a d , 6er 9Kof)nfouf. 
 
 I'upulnce, pop'pulas, (ft. SSS.) *■ 
 t<r -^.iH'i, 3.iul)ngcl. [bcl. 
 
 PupitlsfcCy, pop'pulase, *. bet ^J>5; 
 
 £^uptalitr, |)Oi>'piilar, ([). lat. popu- 
 lus) aiij- I. ULMfsmnpig , 95DJf«... 1- witi-- 
 iii.ib-i.l, .jiiiieiiifiiBdd), ncmdnucrilniibiirf), po^ 
 pHiiir. 3. l)iT.il)Ui(TcnCi, uoltefletnnig, Icuffcii!). 
 lunfefrcuiibiid) ; (Dnljer) popiiliir, Oeim )Bolte 
 biimbt. 4. -J- fid) urn tie 9Solf«()iiu|l bewtn 
 benb. 5. uiiter bcm 25ol(e fjctrrc^fiib , eiibc- 
 inuM) (Sraiiflieir). 6. Dofffimnfiifl , gemciii, 
 ini .)etiKiiifii Ceben, in bet 9}Difd|"pmrf)e <i(- 
 biiilldjlirf); a word in common — use, eilt 
 int ntmeiiifii Sct'cii, in ber SSoIffifprac^e iiDr> 
 fiMumi'nbe^ SCoft. 
 
 Popitlarlty, poppular'eie, «. 1. 
 bit ^npiiliuitnt, a) bie aToltcgiinit. b) f &'< 
 65eiuerbiiiiij inu bie SBoIKGunil, Seiitfclin- 
 fcit. Bacoju. c) t bie ©emciiuiffilaiiClid); 
 ffit, fflemcinfnglidjfcit, SSolf^mnijiilff ii , ber 
 fBolfStoii. d) bie S5oIf(5<]cfii(li,ifeu, 23^= 
 Iiebtl)i'it, bai Sdiebtfeiu beim 2Solfe (uim 
 ©tid)cn u. ^erfotieii). 2. ber Utii.iiiiiij iiiit 
 bcm Solfe, (Ob. Mid)) bet 9Soifii)erfel;v, bae 
 S3oif£(]ettnninel. 
 1. a) I have long since learned tlie littU- 
 valne vvliicli is to be placed in — . ac- 
 quired by any oilier way llian virtue ; 
 { 1 bave auo learned that it U often 
 obtained by other niean.i. P. Henrv. 
 d) Tiie popularity of a public oflicer 
 or of a preaclier; the — of a law or 
 public measure; the — of a book or 
 poem. 
 
 Popularize, pop'pularj^e, v. a 
 poinilnrifircii, beiii 5BoIfe juflaiiglic^, (jetufin: 
 Den'tnnblict) nia(()eii. 
 
 To popularize philosophy or physics; 
 to — a knowledge of chiuiical principles. 
 
 Popularly, pop'pularle, adv. I. 
 ppifffreiintlid), niif eine popiiliite 9lrt, Ijernbi 
 InfTcnb, leutfelig. 2. UD(f6md6i(j, ycmeiiii 
 I'lril.iiiMid), flfincinfnglid), popiilnt. 3. raie 
 b<i» *5oif . n>if ber (jrineiiie 'TOniui, iinc^ ben 
 5bi(ir.ffiii bpf (irineitien 9So(f6. 
 
 Populute, pop'pulate, V. a. btviU 
 f.vu. - e. n. nil !6cu5lferung jiincfjiiten, 
 fi:'^ I'ermeljren. 
 
 Populate, adj. + vol(teid>. 
 
 B'opulation, poppuli'shun, «. bie 
 JPa'i Ifetuiifl, a) b([6 33ei'Dlfern. b) bie ^olti- 
 Miriiiie, 93ii(feinhl. [flnrft aSeuolfening. 
 
 PopulofKity, poppulos'ete. «. f bie 
 
 PopulouK, pop'pulus, adj. wit' 
 re.d), ilnrf bcuijifert. — ado. P o p' u I o u s I y, 
 niit uielcm SBoIfe ob. oiefen ©iniupfjiierii <im 
 SBiTlialtnip fiiit bet 91ii«bel)itiing bef Snnbe5). 
 
 PopuloU.SneSS, pop'pulusnes. t 
 
 bie (Inrfe 95ei'5lfening (iiii SBerljnltuip niir 
 bet "llu^be^niing beS P<inbe«). 
 
 Poroated, por'kAted, (P.l.lt. porcai 
 adj. ju 9fi"i(feii gebilbet. 
 
 Porcelain, por'seline, (fr. por- 
 eehiine) s. I. boJ ^{Ji'r^ffliiii ; bie ^HTirfhiM 
 luaarc. 2. [-^ot.] btt'l-Hirfiilaf, f. Purslai.:. 
 
 POU 
 
 Porcelain-elay, — earth, bie ^ot> 
 jeflanerbe, ber Kaolin, --shell, i9?ntutg.] 
 bie $i5rjenaiifd)ne(fe, ^purieriaiiiniudjel. 
 
 Porcellaneous, porsella'neus, 
 adj. porjcdaiiartig, qjorietlnn . . . 
 
 Porcellauite, por'slllanite, «. 1. 
 [^ineralg.] ber ^orjedniiilein, «porieffrtn« 
 jiiipis. 2. [^f'Uiirg.] bet 'iporjeUniiit, bie ueti 
 lleinette ^otjedaiirf^iiecfe. 
 
 Porcll, portsh, (ft. porche, U. Iflt. 
 porticus) #. 1. [31r(t)it.] a) bie ipnfle, 2Jot< 
 i)afle. b) bie ©liiileuijiine , ber ©ihilengang, 
 ^portifu* , beberf te (JJang. c) [ >atl;en. J bie 
 ©liiileiifjafle, geimimt -itoixilrj, luo 3e»o 
 lel;rte; (ballet) i bie \ii>\\<t)t ©d)iile, ©d)iile 
 cet iStDifet. d) bai '^JJorral, ?t)i'ir(li"irf. 2. % 
 bit SBotljafle (ber ®el)ijrgaiig btt Ol;ten). 
 
 Porcine, pur'i^iiie. lu. ltir. porcus) 
 adj. jii ben ©d)iueinen gelprig, ®(i>iuein . . . 
 The porcine species of aulmals. 
 
 GneooRY. 
 Porcupine, pSr'kupJne, (ft. porc- 
 e'pic; *. [3oi)l.J bn6 ®tnd)eird)iueiu. 
 
 Porcupine-fish, I34t|)l)0l.] bet ©ta> 
 d)cird)iutfiiftrd). 
 
 Pore, pAre, (gt. poros) #. 1. [9Inrtt.] 
 bie ■iJjDte, bai ©(^iiBei^lod), ©d)iuet0.-, Diinfl» 
 gnibd)en. 2. [iSot. it. ^pl)!)!'-] bii« I)iintl< 
 gn'tbd)eii, (Snibc^en , bet Siu'ic^entnum , bie 
 fleine Oeffiuing; pi. bie 'Jpoten. 
 
 Pore, (gr. ephoro> d. ». !. geiinu, 
 mit uiiaii^gefi'^rcr^lwfinerffnmfeit niif(S-tmn6 
 SMirfen, l)iiiblirfeii, ben 'Slicf, bie fflcbnnfen 
 aii^fd)liey(id), iinnucgcfet;t niif (Jtiurts ric^teii, 
 (J giicfen, jlicren. 2. biivd^bringcii. Shak. 
 To pore on ob. upun, btttren, liegen, 
 iTicren, (}iii(litren (iiber; , feine *Uiigeii, feine 
 (iiebiinfen l;tfteii (niifi, geljeftet fein (niif). 
 
 To pore out one's life, fein £eben )U 
 Qnbi iVflljen. 
 
 Pore, V. a. (on) iinterfiirf)en. 
 Pore-bliiitl, pore'blind, I (gr. po- 
 Porbliud, ^to») adj. 
 
 futjrii^tig. 
 
 Porer, po'rur, #. ginct, bet ubet 
 (Stiuiifi briuct, licgt, f)iii|lierr. 
 
 Porg-y, por j4, «. [Od)tl;i)o'-l «'"« 
 '2ttt Ooirfovfde. 
 
 Porinesjf, p&'r^nes, *, [%i)V)^.\ bie 
 5porofitnt, £5d)etigfeit. 
 
 Porisiii, pA'rizm, (gt.) *• [®eom.] 
 bcii l^orpfliiriiiin, Cemnm. 
 
 Poristic, poris'tik, ) 
 
 Poristical, por's'tskal, 5 
 (®eoin.J ponilifd). [^otit. 
 
 Porite, pA'rJte, *. f57atutg. ] ber 
 Pork, pork, (fr. pore; lat. porcus) 
 »• brt5 (gefrtljene ob. uugefaljene) ®6)\\>tn\- 
 fleifd). 
 
 Pork-eater, bet ©d)iueiu|tcif(fte(Tct. 
 --physic, [SBot. J bet fliueritiinifc^e 'Jtii(^t> 
 frfjiurcn. 
 
 P4»rlier, pork'ur, «. b(i6 ®rf)iBein. 
 Porket, pork'it, «. bai (^erfel, junge 
 ©djmcin. [Spnnferfcl. 
 
 Porkliiig^, pArk'ling. t. bai %txtt\, 
 Porosity, poios'sete, «. [^!J5l)l)r.) bie 
 ■ipiiriMUiU, £'od)irinfeit. 
 
 P<»r«»iiK, piirii*. adj. poroi', lod)frig. 
 
 P<*r«»n<<ne.><N, po'nisncs, $. \. bk 
 
 -^^onfir.ir, r>i6 ■pmofc. 2. t fie loilicriiii'M, 
 
 PiUoiVii il;eile. U.Quy. 
 
 POlt 
 
 Porpess, por'pis, ^ #, [54t^i,oi.J 
 
 Porpoise, por'pus.V bai 'OTeet. 
 
 Porpus, ) fdjiuein. 
 
 Porpltyritic, porferit'lk, > 
 
 Porpl&yraceous, porferi'shus.^ 
 adj. 1. porplioriitrig , ^inpl)pr... 2. por« 
 pl)nrf)a(tig, nii6 ^orpl)t)t beilel^enb. 
 
 Porpltyrize, por'furize, o. a. ppt> 
 pf)i)rattig, porpl)9r(il)ulid) inoc^en. 
 
 Porphyry, por'furc.>(gr.) *. [•JKi. 
 
 Porpliyre, pir'fur, ) neinlg.] bet 
 ^otp^ijt. 
 
 Porphyry - shell, [9?nhiffl.'] bie 
 $orp^i>t|"£t)Ucrfe, $otpf)t)t«)iirie , ^otpl)i)t» 
 battel. 
 
 Porpite, pSr'pffe, ) t. [g?ntHfg.] 
 
 Porpites, pSr'pitei,^ bet qjorpit. 
 
 Porraceous, porri^'shus , (lat.) 
 adj. Iniid)gn"iii, gnnilid). 
 
 Porrection, pSrrlk'shun, (fot.) #. 
 t ba5 QluSilrcden, SJiierecfen. 
 
 Porret , por'rJt, (int. porrnm) $. 
 [S5ot.J ber ©d)nitt>, ®ra«Jaurf); bie Q&^at 
 (otte. 
 
 Porridg-e, por'ifdje, ((nt. farrago 
 ob. porrum; ob. 0. pottage?) t. bie @tippe, 
 ['Tiorbani. inci|len6J bie 'JKeljlfiippe. 
 
 Po r r i d g e - b e 1 1 y, --e a t e r, o bet @lip» 
 penfreunb, ©nppciieffet. --dish, bie ©up» 
 penfc^ilffel. — plate, bet ©iippenteHter. — 
 pot, bet ©uppcntopf. 
 
 Porringer, por'r'njur, «. 1. bet 
 ©iippennapf, bie ©iippeuntjilfi'et. 2. J bie 
 tiefe ©(()i"iffe!; [Gl)it. 1 bofi Ca^berfen. 3. f 
 eine 9lrt $aube, itopfpu^. Shak. 
 
 Port, port, (fr. port, porte , p. lat. 
 portus, porta) #. 1. [^TOar.] a) bit .^afen, 
 ©eeljafen. b) bai, btx SSarfbotb. 2. bie 
 ^fotte, bai Il)Ot. 3. bai Sod), bie ^Jfotte ; 
 (u. in engerer SSebeutung) ['TOat. ] a) bie 
 ©ti'icf., ®cfd)i"i^pforte, ?pfortgafe. b) be* 
 ^fortenberfel , bie Gufe, ^fortlnfe, qjforfe. 
 4. [liirfei] bie 'ipforte, ottoniaiinird)e ^fotte. 
 
 (0. Oporto) - Dbct --wine, btt ^ott» 
 ivein. 
 
 The ports of slumber, 2 bie'Sdigen.SiiAK. 
 To clear the -, [^Jtar.] mi bein S}a\tn 
 fol)ten. To heel to -, ant !»n(fborb i"d)iet 
 liegen. .,- ob. - the helm!-' 9{iiber am 
 aSacfborb! BailiflFof a-, bet ^atinri(()fet. 
 - of destination, of delivery, bet 25e|lllH» 
 muiigishafen; Si)rd)p(a$. - of discharge, 
 ber Cofctipla^. - of lading, ber £nbung«« 
 l)nfen. 
 
 Port- bar, [Wnt- ] bit 'ijjfpttcnriegel. 
 --charges. *. pi. (5piinbcl] ba^ ^afeiigilb, 
 bie i^afengebilfjren. --clearing, [«)J?ar.] 
 Die >)lbfol)rt. --grave, --greve, -- 
 reeve, btt ^iifcuineiflet, ^nfenbailiff, S^a* 
 fenbeamte. --hole, [ ^TOor. ] bie 5|3forre, 
 ©ti'irfpfotte. --last, [-War.] to lower tiie 
 yards a -, bie 'Haatn in'c ^ohl nrrid)en, \. 
 Portoise. --lid, [Wat.] bie ^forte, 
 ^fortliife. --man, ber (Jiniuofjnct, S3iirger 
 einet bet filiif 5?iifcniliibfe. --mote, -- 
 mote-court, bai ipafeugiricftt. --regula 
 tions, pi. bie $nfenorbiiiing. —-rope, 
 ['War.! ^flr'i^5tprrrall. — « a I e . ber gerd)ioinbe 
 95e.'fatif ooii gird)eit (fo ivie fie Im 5?iifrn nii» 
 foniiuen). --sell. [-OT.ir.] bet ^fortbrfin< 
 pet. — town, bie .^pafenilabt. —-vein 
 [Miliar.) bie ■iJJtoriabet. 
 
 I 
 
Tkttt, far, fall, fat. Me, met. FiiiP, fin. N*, move, n6r, -5f, 6il, cl6ud. Ti\he, tub, fill!, i^in, THi.s. 60 I 
 
 FOR 
 
 Port, nat. porto) t. 1. t^nr.] tie 
 Irngfiihiflfeif, dlligfeit, ^fr loiineninljnlt; 
 |. S. A vemel is of Hie - of a tliousand 
 tnn*. ein @(()iff tniflt 1000 Xunnen, fnnii 
 1000 tcnneii MDeit. 1. eif $nlriiii<), -TOieite, 
 ^e^ 9ln|laiit>. 3. f t'i« fflcpraiiae , ®ffoIge, 
 ber 4'>iii«ilnnt. Shak. [meiit. 
 
 Port of tlie voice. ['TJTiif.] tai '^orta-- 
 
 Port -can on. (fl)fmalB) fin S'Ttotfjom 
 iintfrn Il)eilf ^fr 5?oftn. --crayon, 6aJ 
 35lciniftrof)t , Dif WriBfeter. --fire, tit 
 3un6riit!)e. --glave, t ter©(f)i»«rnra9fr. 
 -.veal, [Orgelfr.) 6ie 2Bintr5^re. 
 
 Port, B. a. 1. (ill bfr gtljoriiifii 5"""' 
 trnflen ; j. S. -ed »pear«. gf frfiiiltfrtf £p«rf . 
 Mii-ToH. 2. I^JJJnr.J ••-!•' KiiCcr nin 2}>\cf 
 borD! 
 
 To port aboiif, f Ijfnimtraflfn. 
 
 PortabU^, pAi'tSui, u-ij. I. twg^ 
 bnr, bfinffllicf). 2. l a) mat n:.,n mil n't 
 fuljrcii fiiiiii. b) t fffn^iili'I). Shar. 
 
 PortHllK^nCMHf pAr'tablnex. « 
 I. tit IrnntnrM't. 2. i t 6i« GTtr.ifliirt)ffit- 
 
 PurtM^e, pAr'iidje, (fr. 215.) *• i. 
 bo< Irngpii. 2. tfr ^ro.ur(i>()n. 3. f f'< 
 ^forte, D ffiiiiMfl, Sturfi-fortf. Sh*k 4. a> 
 t bai ^nfeiigrlb. b) b« «)3?iitroffnli'l)ii, n)nlj« 
 trnb tin Sfftiff im ^<it>ii lirgt. 5. t>it 53«i< 
 Mil. tnf Jrtiflopnrf (aiif S(t)iff«ii). 6. (3lii§i 
 ftftiiff.) t-« Irnfliltrie , ttr Ir.iiipl.itj (trr 
 Drt, iv'o man fiiieii Rot)\\ Pt. \'ttnt 2«6iinii 
 tine ©irerf* lueit jii 2niit< fortfdj.ifffii imi#'. 
 
 Tiiy loss is nioie than ran thy portage 
 quit, beiii SSfrliiil ibti iex OJtbiirt, b. I) 
 biirrf) btn Xot ber^utttx) iviir fd)»ii qrb&n. 
 al6 btine P.iMing, &. ^. btiiie Crb(H;-<)r!iutT'" 
 u. ii'rt« 6ii l)ifr fiiienl, 6ir je ufrflilrfu 
 fpnntn. .Shak. Conveyance by-, 6rr1rnil<' 
 port jii 9l1n^ jiuifdxii jiuci fAiffbarni 5ifii7<ii. 
 
 Portaifue, pAr'(if;A. ^ 
 
 Portetfue, p&r'titg. > ^ 
 
 Portl^ue, ) 
 
 bnr "gortiigiiltiVr. 
 
 Purtnl, pAr'tal. (fp. «33., fr. portall) 
 •• I. [91rctit. J 6.i« ^orrfll fM« ii)nupt=, 
 ^rncfttthor; tin fltiii** ll)or, nu imti Xt)ort 
 oon I'trr^ifCfiier Wrpgr fiu^; fin v'ltrtdiqtt 
 SimnifKrffbfii , bat eiiirn flriiien ©ingnnfl 
 in fill 3imnur 6i(6ef). 2. i bo* Iljor, bit 
 ^forte; |. 9. the -1 of heaven, bie S^iwi' 
 m(l*pfi'rteii. 
 
 Portanoe, pAr'tanse, uitfr. 33.) 
 «. *■ btt 91ii|lAiib, bai 3}eii(l)in(n, bie S^al 
 tu\i(\. Shak. l&tbttbxidf. 
 
 PortMKH, pAr'ias. «. t bat ajreeier. 
 
 Portative, pAr'tailr, (fr. portatif) 
 mdj. trnc\f>at. 
 
 Portcullis, pArtkuI'lN, ;». fr. cou- 
 lisse) I. I. [£rie<i^6f.J bai Sditi^i, ^nds 
 flatter. 2. t &iii(r, bfr pier ©taatibpteii 
 <5-iiglniib«. [rcit, Derrc^lirgen. 
 
 PortCMllls, r. a. fperrm, ptrfprrs 
 
 PortCulIiNed, pArtkul'lisd, adj. 
 mit finem JJaflgatter perfffjen. 
 
 Porte, pArt, «. [ll'irf.] The sublime 
 -, bie l)Pl)e ^fortt (= brr ottPinaiinif(f)e 
 
 Ported, pAr'ted. Mdj. 1. 1 mit lt)o. 
 rni uerfehfit. 2. in finer gen'ifTrii OrBniing 
 Ob. rfai"l"i<i6i(l gftraiien, gefttulfert. Josb^. 
 
 Porte*^, poriee, (fr. 33.) •• [ffijf: 
 berj ber &%\nq. 
 
 POK 
 
 POS 
 
 Portend, pSrtInd', rtrtt.) B. o. ©til Portrait - painting . bit 'JJcrtr.it<, 
 wai pfrffiMtifiin , pprl)fr bebeuttn ob. nii< 93il^nIpmnIfrei. Imali-n. Spender. 
 
 bfiitfii, niif e-fiua« btiitrn. I Portrait, p. n f nb&iiDfn, abuiaien, 
 
 Porteii««ion, pdrtcn'shuii, «. + Portraiture, por'fia;iii«>, (fr. '215.) 
 bif ajprbfefiiriiiiij. |,. i. ; ^a* !Biif> , <»iipiiig. 1. i bai SilB. 
 
 Portent, portent', (t ) *. i bie Sors 3. (bi^iu. niicf)) bif SiiPmijniaicrei. 
 brCfuning, ber Sorbote, bai 5Ber}ei(<)en, j Portray, ponri'. cfr portraire) p. a. 
 'Mn}fi(l)rn. ji. | tnalen, apmalcii, ninviPen. 2. f niairn, 
 
 Portentous, porte.i'tils, adj. 1. fdjiipern, }f'*"f", bi-rcfcrnbeii. 3. bemnlen, 
 llM.ll|■|(f,llnl)ellpfrfl^Il^fn6,lmgll■|(ffd)loangrr. mit (Semalben riftniVKfcn. 
 
 pprtug. 
 ®0lbm.] 
 
 2. f(t)auPerl)att, gniglK^, fiirct^tbar, uugr> 
 Ijeiifr. rd)rf(fiid). 
 
 Portentonsne*!*, p^i len'tusnes. 
 
 «. bas (iJriii;ii(^f, ©d)aiifcrl;attf, ©d>rf(fli(l)e. 
 Porter, pAr'nir. (fr. portier> «. I. 
 n) ^lT lljurhfitrr, l^MriUiirter, il)i'iri'lrl)cr, 
 Ihtrtvarter, ^ortier. b) btt lf>»rn>a(tter, 
 »^fortner. 2. (fr. pnneur) ber Irftgtr (9nrt=, 
 jtplj(fn<, 9{e|Ttraijer Jt.) ; Der "IKarfthcliVr. 
 
 3. — of the verge, ter ©rnbtragfc , >J5tbt(l. 
 
 4. [oiibuilr.l ber JJerrrr (tine lUrt Sier). 
 Porter's knot, tcr ■ffilllll. 
 
 Porterag-e, pAr lurlje, ». I. (cr 
 IriigerltljM, (^aiierl) 0-innt)lag. 2. bai ajei 
 fdj.ift einf« Iljilrlji'iterf, 'Vfprtner*. 
 
 Porterly, pAr'iuri*, adj. t r»h, 
 gtineiu. 
 
 Portenwe, pAr'tls. f. Portasa. 
 
 Portfoli4», pAicfAliA, (fr. porie- 
 feullle) t. bai \|$ortefriiille , bie ^rttf>, 
 Sd)ritt< , 2?iflft: , 3ti(f)niing<tnf(l>e. 
 
 To have er hold the portfolio, ^ii 
 niflrr ber oiieiviirtigen ^n<jtlfgtnl)fit(ti friii. 
 
 Portico, pAr'tikA, (it. 5HJ., o. Int. 
 ponicus) : [^r<i)it.] bit @Anlent)a(It , ber 
 Siiiileiigniiq. 
 
 Portion, pAr'ahJin. (lat.) *. I. $ ber 
 ll)tii (tint* (5)fliijfn). 2. btt Il)etl («n u. 
 fnr fid)). 3. ber Zt)tit. 9lntl)fil, bit ^orii»n. 
 «. H) bai ffrbfl)eil, Der KinCf#tl)fil. i» bit 
 •Slpanage (fiirfTI. ^inber). 5. btt !8r«iitr<t(ai>. 
 bai $eiratl)fgut; to have to one's — , inits 
 befpiiiinen. 
 
 Portion, ». a. I. tfyeilen, auttf^eilen, 
 
 verthciien (to. unttr). 2. nii6|latten , au< 
 
 lleiirrn. 
 
 1. And portion to his tribe* the wide 
 
 domain Pope 
 
 Porfioner, pAr'sliAnJlr, «. ber 
 X\)r.WT , 9lii6theilrr , i5<rtl>filer. 
 
 Portioni<«t,pAr'shiiiiist, «. 1. (fitter 
 »er fiiieit grmiffen ofabeitiiWirn (Mchalt be 
 jifl)t; ll)iilnrhmfr. 2. tin (SJfiftlidjer, btr 
 mir 'IlinffgrnplTfii, l. 95. btm 9?tftpr, $far 
 rrr Pb. 58ifar btn 3i()iitfn »b. bie ©infiinfrf 
 t^eilt. 
 
 Portland - stone , pArt'lSnd- 
 
 tAiie . «. [(ik'Ol.] 6fr <J»llfit)flf<tlf. 
 
 Portoifte, pAr'iase. I «. [TOar.] 
 
 Portlast, pArt'last, ^ To ride a 
 porioise, mit @tengtn ». 9iaatn im ^ci)l 
 upr Pilfer licgtn ; f. Port last miter Port. 
 
 Portliness, pArt'iines, «. 1. bie 
 ®tatttirf)feit. 2. bie QBi'irbe, ber 2lnflnnb. 
 
 Portly, port'li, adj. (lartliff), a) 
 nnfffjiilid) , maif|liitif(f). b) (ivpljlbrleibt). 
 
 Portmanteau, poriman'tA, (fr.) 
 
 1. ber 'TOantrliarf, bai JJetlfifen. 2. f ber 
 Klfi^crrr(ht1l , bat -Wnnfcri)plj, 
 
 Portoiwe, l'. Port I act. 
 
 Portrait, pArirAie. (fr. 2B.) «. 
 COJfiil.) tat 4>prtr(it, ibiiciiip. 
 
 2. It belong* to the historian to portray 
 the character of Alrxandrr of Riixsia. 
 Homer portrays the character aud 
 acliievemenis of his heroes in glowing 
 colors. 
 
 P<»r<re«», pAr'trea. ^«. bie^f&rta 
 
 Porteress, pAr'n'res. ^ nerinii. 
 
 Portuaral, por'iugal, *. [®epgr.] 
 ^prtiiiial. 
 
 Portuifuese, pAr'iij^ljse , aiij. 
 pprtiiqifMrrf). A- woman, eiiie ^rrtiigiefiiin. 
 
 Portug^ut^se, #. ber •:i>prriinirre. 
 The -, bie 'Jjortiigierfn. [frpftfe. 
 
 Por\vli;-le, piir'«!g|. ,. f ^fr fiaiil. 
 
 Pory, pA'ie. adi. pproJ, lB(t)trtfl. 
 
 Pose, pAze. i. i«j>irib.J ein niljenbtr, 
 Iiegcii»er 26i»f tc. 
 
 Pose, (an<iflf. gppose) «. • bet 
 €<f)niii)fcii , ©t»(tri1)iiiipffii. 
 
 Pose, (lU. posiaw) t. a. I. ©inrii 
 ini Jtreii) u. bie Qiirre frageii, eramiiiiren, 
 geiioii oerhpren, pnifrii pb. fragenb pnlfrn 
 Qintm ffragen pprlegeii; (bnher) 2. buret) 
 f(f)ii)ere, f(()ivierige ^r.igeii in ajfrlegenhcit 
 briiigen , irre nint^en , iierwirren , jum 
 6rf)meigen briugen. [money. 
 
 Pose, [Oertl.] deposit, hoard of 
 
 Poser, po'iur. i. 1. Grnier, ber get 
 nnu uerl)5rt, bind) lAwierige SJrngen urr» 
 niirrt, fraoeiib priitr, ber ^.imiiiator, ^ri'iftt. 
 2. btr (?inf).ilt, •Jliirt'inb. [|ltat. 
 
 Posited, pni'z!ied, adj. grff^t , ge> 
 
 P<»sifion, pAMshuii, ((.; «. i. Ht 
 Cage, ©tefliing, ber Srniib (to, in Sijie» 
 Ijiing rtiif). 2. i bie Oage. 3. b«r ©atj, Cehr» 
 fA^i bit 93(l)(iiiprMng. 4. [®ramm.] bie$P> 
 fition. 
 
 1. We have different proapcets of the 
 tame thing according to our different 
 positions to it. Lockb. 
 
 2. Great Britain, at the peace of 176.), 
 stood in a position to prescribe her 
 own terms. Amek. 
 
 Positional, pAz'shunal, adj. t 
 niif bie Cage, ©refliing ^fjiig (jnbtnb. 
 
 Positive, poi/ciiv, (neuliU. posl- 
 
 tivus) adj. I. ppiltiu (gertfjlirt), »orgef(t>rre» 
 
 ben, angenommen, iibcriiffrrr, gegeben, 6e» 
 
 (limmt, geie^t). I. pofitio, bnlimnit; aiiit 
 
 brilcflitft. 3. ppiltip, beftimint, geivig, )U> 
 
 oerl.iiTig, fitter. 4. fi(fter, utrile^ert, fr)l 
 
 tlberieiigt. 5. permcfyen. 6. eignifinnig, 
 
 Ijartnacfig; ). !5. to be - in a thi>ig, Qtwai 
 
 bfflinimt btijaiivttn , anf Q'mai bei^efjeii, 
 
 ©tn>n« f(f)lc£ttcrbing4 Ijabeii lupflcn. 7. po« 
 
 fitip, «)irfli(f>. 8. abfrdit, unbebingt 9. tnt» 
 
 fdjeibenb, nftiu. iO. [iJ3l)t)r.] ppfittp 
 
 trijifat it.). 
 
 7. Beauty is net a po s i 1 1 ve thing, but 
 
 depends on the different lasles of 
 
 people. Excrc. 9. A — voice in leeia- 
 
 lation. Swirt 
 
 44=^ 
 
692 Fate, far, fall, fat. M, mil. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6Ad. Ti\be, tub, full, t^in, TV\f. 
 
 POS 
 
 The witneis is Tery positive that etc. 
 t<t 3«ige bf|1r()t tnrnuf, btt)<\ii\>ttt fur ge^ 
 n)tS, fcilp K. 1 am not - as to tliat, an to 
 tlie fact. ta6 fflun id) ni<i)t fiir flciuig ba 
 hiuipteu, in asetreff eer Zi}at flelje id) im 
 Sivtiffl. To be too -. in eiiicm jii ti\tf<t)eU 
 ^ell^en luiie )pred)en. -religion etc. eie 
 j)ifltil)e9{clini»n:c. The -degree, [Wriiniin.l 
 t.T ^oilriu. - offers, [^niibfl] fc|1e O)et>ote. 
 
 l*ositi«'e, *. I. fini ^i^lriue (iSe: 
 fetite, aii'ilimmtc). 2. t»n6 '^ofif'i'* (t''« 
 aBirfIid)feio. 3. (rarnmm.] ein ^ort, bn6 
 tehnnptft o». bejaljt. Harris. 
 
 l*Ositiyely» poizelivlc, arfu. 1, 
 flbi'i'liit, iint'cbingt. 2. lulrflic^, po^iW. 3. 
 pofitiu, jiiuerrniHjj, (id)fr, tcftinimt, (jeiuig, 
 iiiiju'eifclljaft. 4. bfOmimt (jjcrnbejii). 5. 
 bfAiiiimt (jiiucrf(d)tiid), mit ui'Her Suuer. 
 ftrfjt). 6. niiiDrficfdd), id>lfd)ter»iiia6, t>i\T(i)-- 
 nii«. 7. [iM)ijr.] pofitii' (flffrrifirt jc). 
 4. Tlie witness testified positively to 
 the fact. Webster. 5. I cannot speak 
 
 — in regard to llie fact. Webster. 
 We are p o s i t i V e 1 y ordered, luir l)abtn 
 
 (jfinefi'inc 35cffl)fe. 
 
 ]P«sHi*ene»», poz'/ellvnes, t. 
 
 I. bn& ^oiltii'c, fcie S8cflinin)tl;eit, aSirt> 
 
 licfifeir. 2. bie 25e|linimt^fit (3uufrlnfMflfeit). 
 
 3. bit ^iirtimrf i(ifcit , 9{e4)tl)n6crei. 
 
 2. The man related the facts with posi- 
 
 tiveness. 3- In matters of opinion, 
 
 — is not an indication of prudence. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 PoKltiviiy} potietiv'ete, t. t bit 
 JBcttimitul)eir; ^iirtuntfigfeit [ture. 
 
 M*0.sitiir«, poz'zetshure, -J-flirPos- 
 
 I*OSll«^fj pos'net, (l». posned) t. bet 
 Icpf, %ipf, bn& ^fiiniirf)cn , tie fleiiie 
 «Pfnniii. {[«»Jed.] pnrolDfliid). 
 
 Posologricnl, pAsolod'jelial, adj. 
 
 PuKOl«>g^>' , posol'loje . (nr. ) *• 
 [?D?fti.l Me '^Ji^rlpgie (DoiViw , 0)n()eiilfl)rf). 
 
 PO.<«poiite, pos'polite. s. [polii. 
 ®erd).l bit ^ofpiMite (nnfleniirtne* Sliifgebot 
 bti 'Hbtii). 
 
 PoNse, po«'s4, (tflt. SB.) *■ 1. bie 
 bfiunffiifte r))fnd)t. - obex - comitatus. 
 [©iinl.l Me fceumffiirre ^adjt tet Oirafr(f)iif. 
 ten, bti Snnbcf, bex 2anb\1uTm, urn eiiiem 
 tffentlidjen SBeninten jiir 25i'((jirl)uiig feiucr 
 9ltnt«pffic^t, |. as. jiir llntcron'itfiiiin eineS 
 91iifllant>5 tc. 6eijii|lff)fn. 2. 6er (tofle; ^ii; 
 iel , '(\enuint) 5?'iiifi'n. 
 
 Poi^seSK , po/.xc«', (nnflClf. besitlan ; 
 kit. possideo) v. a. I. befii^eii (ii(^ d'igeni 
 tt)um), inne Ijnt'en. 2. i a) G'infn btfjcrri 
 fcien, fid) CS'inee benieiilrrii, (OcinoMbS ^erj 
 ic.) einneljiiun , erfiKlen. b) (fleiuiMjiiI. mir 
 im p. p.) <x) (Jinen erfilflen, tefiiflrn (luie 
 bie 5iird)t to; (with) rrfi'ifleii (tuit). /ii 
 (witlu iibrrl)iiiifin (nut OJefdjaftcii tc). 3. 
 tinneljincn, biiV^on , in rBefi^ nel)nini. 4. 
 (of, t wi"'> a) G'lnfii in ^en 35efiij einer 
 <£arf)* I'rtji'n. b) (of) ^iniii ut)rr(cufli'ni'on.., 
 9i4)eni 6"tiuii« einreben. o (of> ©iiidi (ae« 
 nnio iintcrrid)ten, in Jvcnntiiig rei;t-ii von... ; 
 feelf^ren. 
 2. •) The love of the world us>ually pos- 
 
 sesse.s (he heart. 
 b) CC) Let not your ears despite my tongue, 
 Which shall possess them Hilh (be 
 heaviest sound • 
 
 POS 
 
 That ever yet they heard. Swipt. 
 
 It is of unspeakable advantage to — 
 our minds with an habitual good in- 
 tention. Addison. 
 3. Tlie English marched towards the ri- 
 vers Eske, intoDding to— a hill called 
 Under-Eske. Havward. 
 Possessed, 1. — ob. — by the devil, 
 (.Doni lenfi'I) beiVfycn. 2. eingeiiominen (of, 
 I'Dii). 3. erfiilu, bcfalkii (with, uon). 4. 
 i"iberl)(iiit't (with, mit). 6. (.ot) im SBefitjc 
 i>on.., ©nun^ Ijabenb, inne l;iibenD; to be 
 -of... Oriun^ inne l)nbeii, befet^t Ijaltcn. 
 6. (with) Griua^ l;nbenb (bcjjnbt mit). 7. 
 well -, begurert, rcid), rcid) an ®ut. To 
 - one's soul in patience, ein gebnIbigeS 
 (55eini"ltt) f)nben. To — one's self of.., Qt> 
 mai in a^efi^ nfljnien, ftc^ einer <Bad)e be-. 
 niiic^rigtn. Of fortune's favor long - ed, 
 iipni Oiiiide lange bcgt'initigt. 
 
 Po8sei!<si4*ii, po^^esh'un, «. 1. ber 
 23en$, a) bii^ iH'|'it>en. b) bns 23cf(^tl)uni, 
 QU\t. ©igeiitljiim bie 25efii;nng, ber liegenbe 
 OJrunb. 2. i bii5 ajcftijtljum. 3. bie fdt\'e\: 
 fenljcit. 
 2. Christian peace of mind is the best 
 possession of life. Webster. 
 
 To hold in possession, in feinem SSe. 
 ft^ l)(\brn. To take -of.., Qtmcii in SBefi^ 
 nel;inen, ubernel;nien, in ben 23eft^ tretcn. 
 To give -, in 23entj fe^en. Writ of -, 
 [^{I'C^t^ipr.] ber (ocrid)tlid)e) aSefel;! m bcu 
 (Sl;eriff, eine iperfun in ben SBcfi^ cine» 
 (Sirnnbililcfc^ jc. in feljen. To have the - 
 of.., im ixfiije icin i>on.., ©tmn^ inne 
 ijiiben. To be ia - of. ., GftmaS in ^nnbcn 
 Ijabcn. 
 
 Pf>S8e.«.«Ion, V. a. + in Sefi^ fe^en. 
 The -ed church, fit .Rird)e im SBefi^e ifjret 
 ^ird)eng liter n- i^rer pefnniiiren 9{ed)te. 
 
 ]Pus<n-!SSiunV)r y pozzesh'unur, #. 
 t ber iWi'iiyr. 
 
 Pu.SSeSSivef po^zls's'v , (I) adj. 
 
 1. befitjfiici. 2. eiiien ^efi? niiieigenb ; 
 [(Snimm.] -case, ^er jiveite ^nfl , B'^' 
 giingfj, ^n-fifjtnn , ®eniiiu; - noun, tai 
 jneigiicnbe Jiinuort. 
 
 Pus.>«4^.«>Mor, po/.zl»'sur, t. I. ber 
 aSefi^cr, {^i!ii'ufl)i'initr, Onljaber. 2. i (of) 
 ©iiicr, ber ((S-tivii^i (jiU, geniegr, im Sefi^e 
 I'un (ftani* ill. 
 
 Pos.sessory, pnzzes'su.a, adj. 6e» 
 fil5enb ; eigciifi;umlid); [f)ie^t6\'pt.] pfffef* 
 jVri rd). 
 
 Posset, pos'sit, (TO. poscl; t. posea) 
 «. I. bie >2)hnfen, 5»ier. jc. -JJtolfen. 2. bie 
 »Wi>lfenbri"il)e, ■OKolfenriippe. [93ier. 
 
 Plain posset, 'OJfrifen I'Dii ungetjopfteni 
 
 Posset -ale, aSiermplfcn. — drink, 
 ber 'TOolfentmnf. 
 
 Pus.s(>t, V. a. gerinnrn mA(f)rn. Shak. 
 
 PossiUility^ pni>:«tijiretc, t. I. bie 
 'lJiiiillid)feit (ber 3utl.inb, ba dtwai moglid) 
 ifl). 2. bie '9R&flltd)feif (m&giid)e ©nc^e). 3. 
 bie 91niunrtfd)aft anf aScrniogen. | 
 
 There is a possibility that.., tt ifl 
 m'c\\U<i), b<1& JC There is .1 — of a hard 
 frost in>July in our latitude, ein ffrtrftr 
 5ro|l im 3nli ifl in ninerer ©reite gor niitt 
 inim5glid). To preclude the — of mistake 
 or controversy, (ifien otrnngen Ob. ©trci«! 
 t'dfriten porbengcn. 
 
 POS 
 
 Possible, pos'stbl, (fr. 2B., p. lot.) 
 
 adj. mbglicf). 
 
 It is possible that (the Turks and 
 Egyptians may now be engaged in battle), 
 i6 ifl nibglid), bag ic. It is - the peace ot 
 Europe may continue a century, eS ill 
 moglid), ei ifl nirf)t iinmoglid), b.ig ber 
 griebe noc^ l;unbert 3:iil)re in (Jnrnpii onf. 
 red)t er()nlten luirb , ein l)iinbert).il)rigfr 
 eurcpmrrf)er gricben ifl ni(t)t unnuigiid), nl 
 feine Unniijgfic<)fcit, flel;Drt Hi(t)t nu ben nn« 
 m5!ilid)eii Dingcn. 
 
 Possibly, pos'seble, adv. I. m&g< 
 lic^)er 2Dei|"e. 2. uieflcic^t, permntljlicf), etiun. 
 
 Learn all that can possibly be known, 
 lerne (o aSiel ali nut mogiic^. If 1 - can, 
 lucnn id) irgenb fnnn. Can we - (his love 
 desert?), flti)t ei in unferer *^n(f)t, in un» 
 ferer ©eiunlt jn ic. 
 
 Postf pist, (»; fr. aposter) adj. + 
 (ingejlii'tet (jii etwai 236fcm). Sandys. 
 
 Post, (TO. pdst; 1>d(I. , bnn., f<i)m. 
 post; 'pDi'len; Int. postis) ». 1. bie ^fi'ifc, 
 ber ^tpjleii, 'ipfnl)!. 2. ein niteg ft^nrtenfpiel. 
 3. ['ilSnpierniul)le] ber ©tog. 4. [»)}f(ir.J ber 
 ®nIecren|lo(f. 
 
 Hind- posts, [ti)pogr.] bnS^intertI)eil 
 (ber ^vcfyc). Samson's -, l*(Knr.] etn (je« 
 ferbter, ft.itt einer Seiter itn ®d)iffomuine 
 bienenber Sbnlfen. The false -, ['•TOnr.] bet 
 lofe ipinterfleuen, Sntenileoen. 
 
 Prov. To be tossed from post to pillar, 
 aii6 einer ©cfe in bie nnbere flet"(t)oben, l)in • 
 u. t)n gffi1)oben werben. 
 
 Post, 1). a. 1. (nuc^ mit up) (nn einen 
 ^oflen) (inljeften, nnrrf)lagen (eine »Hnrunbi» 
 gnng). 2. (fc^iiinpfli^er SlCeife) nnljeftcn, nn« 
 fit)lagen. 3. 1 (to) feijeln, binben (nn). 4. 
 (bnr(^ einen 91n|'d)lng onjeigen) nnrc^lngens 
 5ffentli(f) befnnnt mnc^en. 
 4. To post a stray-horse. 
 
 A bill posted up, ber 9(nfd)(ng , %i« 
 fC^lngjCttel. To — one's self for a coward, 
 fict) fi'ir einen feigen ■OKenfctjen nn^gebeii, bn« 
 fiir gp|)iilteii fein TOoden. 
 
 Post, (fr. poiste) t. 1. [gjlilit. ] ber 
 ^oflen, a) (©tnnb, "^in^). b) (bie «IKnnn» 
 fd)ftft fclbil). c) (ber Drt, ben fie einnimini). 
 
 2. i a) ber Ort, bie ©tiitte, ©telle, btt 
 ^In^. b) Die ©trfle (©tcfliing, Snge). o 
 ber Soften, bie ©tede, bm 9Imr, brr Dienil. 
 d) (^niibrl] ber ^I'lfen, 9{i'ff)nniigenvtifel. 
 
 3. l^jJoilmcfen] a) bie "^vfl «\li fpld)e). bi 
 bie 55o|l, ber jtonner, In^itillon , Q-ilbcte. 
 c) ber 25ote. d) bie '^ofl , 23iuii1)nft , '7iad)' 
 ric^t. 4. bi\6 "ipoil! , 'Jjrirfpnpier. 
 
 Lame post, ber l)iiifenbe Sote ;b. l)."" 
 cine nnnngeiu'ljmt D'tnit)rid)r). Fee'd -, bet 
 Sohnbore. Suak.. In -. in ©•ile; in all -, 
 in ofler ffilc, eiligfl. To ride -, I. »nit ber 
 $0(1 reiteii , fn^ren, rciiVn ; (geiuM)!!!. oon 
 ?pn|lfned)t?ii) ^oil reiten ; (bnljer) 2 ird)nen 
 reiten, fohren. To travel -, mit ber ^>ofl 
 reifcn , fnijrrn. KHight of the — , i ber fal« 
 fd)e Beiige. To keep the -, [OJiilit.J nuf 
 bcm ^I'flfn fli'i)f". Regulations of the -, 
 bie ^i^florbnnng. By the tirst -, earliest — , 
 by return of -, mit iimiief)enber "^efl. By 
 to night's -. mit (jentiger ^ofl. In a few -», 
 in einigen (^i^flo tngen. 
 
 Post-boy, ber ^i^flf ne(f)t , ^i^flreitet. 
 — chaise, bie ^pojlt^nife, ber 'pofliwnjjen, 
 
FAfe, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve, n6r. got, 6il. cl&ad. Tulje, tab, fnll. t//in, THis. 693 
 
 FOS 
 
 9?eifea'n(ien. Po»t-dKy. ter^ofhrtfl. - doc 
 for, 6fr£lii(irfrn(t>(r. --free, ppfl!, portO: 
 frei. --h ackn ey, ^n4^p(^pfcr6, r<r ^lpp|l: 
 fln:p(t. --haste, «) «. tie gri'Be (File, b) 
 poftr(f)riefl, ill i)ro0erGi(e, gerrfjii'inft; to iravel 
 -, fdjiifd reifen. --hone, ^l^6 ^poilpftrs ; 
 eliAiige of — -hor»e«, ^tr ^rfliurd))"!! ; to 
 travel with --hor»e«, tiiit (f-jrtrnpoil rti-. 
 fen; keeper of --hor»e», btt ^cfl{)alUT. 
 --house, iat ^cftt)(\\i6 , iit 'J^i'H; tcr 
 $Liil(lnfl. --man, 1. 6tt ^I'flreitcr. Q. trr 
 "poftSotf, Btieftriiflrr. --mark. ^(^« ^i'ft^ 
 jeirf)en. --maiter, err ^oflinciflrr ; de- 
 puty -, tn ^pfli'frmnUrr. --maiter 
 general, brt ®fntroIpoflmfi(lrr , Obrr> 
 piil6ireftor. -office, I. bai ^rill)nii6, 
 Iniilanii, 6ie *pi^(l; general -, ^a6 Dfeff: 
 pi'il.imr.tMf urralprfliimt ;--departiiient. 
 tit '5pO|lroci'eii , ^I'flDcpnrfrmtnt. ?. (niif 
 Q^riffen) polite resiante, jiir Scrwiiljriiiifl 
 nilf err $i'|l ;}.©...■ G. E«q. - London. 
 jptTtn ... &. 9SDi'l)lar6orrn, po»te re»tante. 
 £>LMieon; Pray nddreit (ne) : London — . 
 ftt^reifttn @i( mir grfAQtgfl: London, posie 
 rcsfante. --paid, adj. frnitfo, firnnfttt, 
 pi'lli, pprtofrei; - to Stuttgart, prflfrri tii 
 Stiittijart; - to Mr. Z-, frnnfo ^rrrii 3-; 
 to send -, frnnfirrii, poflfrei tnrtd)rii. -- 
 paper, bat ^eflpnpitr. -road, -- 
 route, eif ^i(l|1mge, btr ^oi^reffl. -- 
 (tage, eie "Jjoilrnflr , ^cfliliuicn. -• 
 tow i», err <Pt>(li)rt, a) (bit Statt mit rinrm 
 ^JJ.iliUiitf).- b) (Me ©tnet, mo ^tfr6< i"'" 
 Uiiia'ed)iVlii flel).ilten ipereeii). 
 
 ■"offt, adv. eitig, eili.ifl , in (?i(e. 
 
 Srut froiu Media — to Egypt. Mii.ton. 
 
 Punt, 0. n. I. mit err <pLi|T reireti. 1. 
 
 i H, 1(1)110(1 rcirm Db. reiieii. b) eilen tover. 
 
 iil-er, lo. jio. 
 
 2. b) And poft o'er land and ocean with 
 
 out rett. Mii-Tom. 
 
 To pout away with .., (?tii'n« eiliij, in 
 eer G'lle, fttiien ueirit^ten, A6iiiii(tieit i^err 
 al>[i)iiii. 
 
 IPoat, ». o. I. fiinflenen, flufftrflen, pp' 
 (lireit (on, niif). 2. (ifianert) itn i^iiuptt«ii(f)r 
 eiiitraiitn; ubertrortcn (to, iii). 3. f (ovcr> 
 fiirj eriBafjtieii (eiiier£flrt)e), luejjeilcn (fiber), 
 &tn)rt< uiibcfl(f)t«t (.iffiiu Shak. 
 
 To post one's self, (rWilit.] fi(<) niifilel. 
 len , ^ofl\> f.lfyen. To be posted ir. the 
 station of a uiinisier. eeii <!)>vfl«i tiwet ^i- 
 mjlrr* beficiPfii. To -one's book*. [:5i.in: 
 eel J fciiie ^licOcr reijclnnigio filhreii. 
 
 To post off, t bet ©eite ftftieben, (fiiri) 
 flbfi-rriijen. 
 
 Pout f (I.it.) prarp. , fptiimt in I'iclen 
 cii(]l. ''JBorterii I'or line beeeiittt nadt; ). V. 
 - -obit-iiond . eie Had) 3<ntAiied loD 
 jiil)lbiire Dbliflrttipn. 
 
 l*oiitable, post'abl. adj. f (jefrrtfleii 
 iv'erffii foiiiime, trngbar. 
 
 PowtMg'**, poKt'idje. I. I. bat *rief 
 portB, ^piTto, ^nnl:, 55riefacie. 2. + ^rtf 
 ^orto, Iriigerlol)n. {tpfrri. 
 
 Frte of postage, — free, — paid, prr; 
 
 Postage -account, [ 5;iiiiibel | tiifi 
 ^iirlpfpiito; eie ^prtBrc(t)niiiig. --book, 
 bai <J5prtiibu(f). 
 
 PoMt - cotniniiiiioii , p^stliom- 
 mdiie'yua, «. Irii'in. f«il}. I'lturQ-j biit 9i><(!) 
 gebet. 
 
 POS 
 
 Postdate , p^ktdite', v. a. pofl- 
 enfireii, nii(t)B.utren , fpiiter erttiren ob. bc» 
 rn<jcii (.Hid) ii. 
 
 Postdate, pntt'dke, «. bai '^ofti 
 bflfiitii, ipitti-re Diuum, bie ipiiiere Sbetaijiiiiij 
 k'b. o'lt'iii'l'ibe. 
 
 PoHtdildvisal, pA^ldeliiveal. ( 
 
 Po8tlliluvi»ll , postdelii veau, ^ 
 adj. pfllflllllM.HUlVt). 
 
 Poivtdiluvian, t. btr $ojTetlniti>v 
 tier, pi. bit -})itu\(t)cn , bit natt) btt ®une< 
 fl[itt) (jtitbt fjiibeii. 
 
 Poi«t-di.<i!«eizin, pn^t- di<>K^'/in. 
 *. I 9{r(l)i;rpr.j ne iparrre, niid)I)ertfle SScr. 
 rretbiiiig one erni ?3t'fii)e. 
 
 PfiMt - diKSeizor, pAst-d!*si'zui, 
 s. l'J{e(t)t«rpr.l eer ipiitcre , iinohherifle SBerj 
 treifrcr eiiier iperfon ftii« bent 5beri9e einer 
 
 5rtd)f. 
 
 Po«tea,pAst'ea.(i.<n3.)».[9?ed)t«ipr.l 
 p.if 'iprorpfi'll, btr "Peridrr liber bat, wat in 
 rincrSrt<f)e iiiid) bercn (?iKf(l)f iciitig (ifr<t)irl)t. 
 
 Poat-eiitry, post'-snti^. *. OoHiv-l 
 bie ■3rnd)i'frjp"""Q' 3iiii'i'iiiii'''}ln<inbe. 
 
 PoKter, pAsiur. s. I. ber ©tftnefii 
 niieiife. 2. ber enbutc; (ofj (Stjjrooriner 
 I fiber). 3. bat Wenni(l)iff 
 2. Posters of the s«m and land. Shak. 
 
 Pofitcrlor, poxte liur. (int. 'Si.) 
 adj. I. fvigenb , na(f)f)i'ri(j , nndifointnenb, 
 ■piitir; (toi fplgeiib ifluf), foninieiib (na(l)i; 
 t> be - to .., fiMfleii aiif .., fomnten pbcr 
 fein wad) ... 2 ijinrer ; aii $. pi. bit ^nittn 
 rljeilr, bat (SJefiig, ber <f)inrcre. 
 
 Posteriority, pokteie^r'^ti , : 
 tat Spiiterfein. -of lime. or of an event, 
 eine fptitere, nenere 3'it, tin fpater(<, iuiu 
 gere*, nenere* 5^rrigni§. 
 
 Posterity, pn.ier'eti. (1. posteritas) 
 t. 1. bie 'Jiiid)fpmuicn , i)irtd)fonimcnf(l)ii(i 
 I. bit ??nd)ivelt. 
 
 PoNterUf pos'tern, (fir. potemei 
 #. I. (eigentl.) bie ^interrljilre; (bnljer) bof 
 i()fir(f»en, <ptTirtd)fn. 2. (JJet^iingib.) bai 
 -iliiffnll^ €d)itipf[l)pr, bit @(l)lnpfpforte. 
 
 Privale^p o s t e rn , privy - , bie @(t)lnpf: 
 pfprte, geljeinie Ihur. 
 
 P(»sterUt idj. i})iiirer.., gef^cim, 
 ©rf)lnpf ... 
 
 Postexistence, piih;l5iis'ten»e. 
 #. bai fiinfrige Dnfein, bie (ffmftiflO &i'ri- 
 toiler. 
 
 PfiMtiliie, pAsrfine, «. I(?tigl.] iat 
 .ftpnigegrlD leine 4Jrt Mbgnbe obit Celjngrib 
 
 tin bfii RiMiiiv. [©iirnriini. 
 
 Postfix, pAKtiiks. «. |(S>rflmiii.J bai- 
 
 Postfix, p<^!i-liks', e. a. [Giwwumi 
 iiii pas C^iibe eiiiee 'li5rrrf nnl)iitigen teiiieii 
 ■lMid)ilnben , eine ©ilbe oDer ein rtnberet 
 <a}i>rt). 
 
 Postilllllie, post'hunie, tuif. f f. 
 Po K t li u in n II s. 
 
 POMtilUinOilS, pnst'liunitfs, (lat.) 
 
 luU- I. iiiirtnirlHTfn. 2. Ijinterloffrn; \}a<t). 
 !irlo([en ; iiiirt) 3f"i'i'ibS ifbf jiirfi(fiKln(Tf" 
 
 A p o s t li It HI o II s cliaracler. Per 9?a<t)rilf. 
 
 PoNtiiititiOiisly , posi'iiuniusl^. 
 
 iidv. n.id) 0'''i''i"bf XpP. 
 
 PoStiC, iinsiik. (I.) adj. f I. f)infen 
 bi'finPlid). 2. in ncnrrrr 3'''t Ijinjimrfom 
 men, I)in5iinri'ri;t. 3. [•21rd)ir.J ntn ljiuiii< 
 gfl'i'iflt, I;injiiijerf5<. 
 
 tiilllinilim, pAstleminyuni.) 
 tiiiiiiny, posilinreni, ^ 
 
 POS 
 
 Postil, po«'lil, (flit, postilla) «. Me 
 9faiiPgiPiK, ®lo(fi!# J?nnbnmnerfiing, 9<nnP« 
 frfliiriiiig. [gli'ffi^n uenVljen. 
 
 PoMtil, V. a. mif ©loffen , 9frtnP. 
 
 PoKtii, V. H. gloftlven, (upon) 9{fiiiP» 
 .mnuTfiiiiiini niiid)en (jni. 
 
 Po!<titer, poKiiliir, «. ber ®ip(feni 
 rd)rfibcr, 0)ip(Totpr. 
 
 Posti 1 1 ion,|insiii'yun.(fr. postilion) 
 I. I. ber ^Pililloii, 'iJ5o|1fiied)r, ^ppilrritcr. 2. 
 ber 2>orreirer. [©iiirrdgiing iiif i^niipibiirt) 
 
 Postilli^, poK'iing, t. |>^nnPel] bit 
 
 Po.<«tissue, p6st'khsliii, «. Pie ^nir 
 Per iiiir jiveirer Qt)t. 
 
 P(»jltiillliitinr, pistl^iniii'yar. ) 
 
 PeiMtlifiiinioiiK, posilemio'yiis. ^ 
 adj. niid)fplgenb, nnc^ljer erp<id)f/ gf'b'in, 
 gefdirfienb. 
 
 I'ostiiiiiiniiiin, pAstien 
 
 POMtl 
 
 lint -S}.) *■ bar Jf id)r , in ben 9?efi9 be« 
 Seinigen miePer eiiigrre(3t jn ivrrPen , bit 
 'lOifPereinfe^nng in Pen oprigrn ©rniie 
 
 Postmeridian , pAstmeiid'^an, 
 (I.) adj. nndjniittngig, Wittflg*.., ^att^t 
 inittagS... 
 
 Postnate, pA«t'nit«, d.) adj. f 
 imtftfplgene, ipnret er/plgrnb, nn(t)l)fri(|. 
 
 Postiiote, pAni'nAte, t. I^nnbei] 
 bie nut brr ^poiT eingefnnbtt, an Drbtr (je« 
 ilellte Siinfnpte. 
 
 Postpone, p&*ipAne', (int.) ». • 
 I. f Ijinten nn Pb. (jintiinieijen. 2. t Ijiiitnn. 
 I'e^rn, iieriind)lnfilijen ; (to) a) ein'-r «r<id)e 
 nnd)fe^en ; ini patt. mddftn . iirtd)ilei)eii. b) 
 iiiifid)ieben , perrd)ieben (onf). c> uertrftilen 
 (onf). 
 
 2. a. All other considerations should give 
 
 way and be postponed to tliis. Locke. 
 
 Postponement, pusip^ne'uicot, 
 *. ber 9liitt'd)iib. 
 
 Postponence, pAstpA'nense, c. 
 
 Pie ipinriiiuVijiiMg, 95trnnd)i<iift.iiing. 
 
 Postposition, posip^zislrun, «. 
 bat Oiiid)'! nen ; (to) bai ©eijen nnd) ... 
 
 P4»stp<iwure, povlpo'iliiire , > 
 
 Postponing-, pAstponing. ^ 
 I. bat ^intnnfe^en; iWflc^re^eii. 2. ber aiuf> 
 i'd)nb. 
 
 P«st remote, pAstrAmote', adj. 
 fpnter, fiitferntcr, meiter entfcrnt tin nnd)» 
 folgenbrr 3"t ob. Drbnung). Dabwim. 
 
 Postscript, pAsi'tkiipt, (Int.) t. 
 bie •)i>id)rd)rifr. [gtlniifeiier (Jri(!, )u (\>at. 
 
 P(»Stterm, piSstlenn'. ade. Ilild) a\>s 
 
 Postterin, *. bit fpiuere SSurbe* 
 
 rd)ciPiiiig. [ ^I'lliiliint, Jieiuerber. 
 
 Postulant, pox'tsiii'iiant , (. eer 
 
 Postulate, pt's'tsliiilate, (I. postnic) 
 8 O.I. t ppihilireii, ni^gfU'ie, ait waijt oor» 
 fliieretjen Pb. tinnehmen. 2. poiliiliren, for» 
 Pern, ljcird)en, begeliren: (fiinon. 9<fd)tj pp« 
 (Inliren. 3. nn|prfd)en (nif ein 9ved)f). 4. 
 crfndjen. 5. ppihiliren, iini (itmat nnuid)en. 
 
 3. Tlie Byzantine emperors appear to have 
 exercised, or at least to have postu- 
 lated a sort of paramount supremacy 
 over tills nation. Tookb. 
 
 Postulate,*. [Spg.] ba«$o|luiar. 
 Per S^(\(dK-, JprDeningfrn?. 
 
 Postulation, postshuli'shun, * 
 I. b.i« ■Mniiidjeu, i»i'geljren, bit '3itttt. 2. 
 
C9-1 Fate, far, fall, fat. M6, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, e\6&d. Tiibe, tub, ffill. tAin, THIs. 
 
 POS 
 
 [8og.] bie 3Innfl()me, S5orn!i«fe(5iin(j thue 
 werterii 33tiuei6. i. [faiwii. dU(t)t] Sie iJ5u= 
 (tuliUiiMi. 
 
 JPostu1a<Ory, pos'tsliulature.nrfj 
 1. (Scg.j a) poiluliteiiji, otjiu iufita-« ibc= 
 I«ei6 nnnf()meiiB. b; poituiirt, oljiie luettcru 
 SBtiueid niigfiicmnieii. 2. r'Brtitni*. 
 
 I*UStul»tuiil, posiiiliula'tuni, i. 
 
 l*OSturef |)0.s'i»liUie. ({. positiira) 
 «. 1. lOKnf. u. SSiitl;.] Dl^ SFffiimg, ipal: 
 tiiiig, ^I'fitiir. 2. 1 ii) Me SrtUiiiig, Suije. 
 b) bie Dfic^iillig. e) itt ©tilllD, 3"llaii6. 
 2. a) Tiie posture of public aff.iirs be- 
 fore or after a war. Web-ster. 
 Posture of defense, tct 25errl)ci6i: 
 fllllig^lliiuB. To be in a — of delense . ill 
 (jiitcm 25ertt)eiCigiingf|'laiiD fein. To pui 
 aii\ tiling into a good -, d'civa^ giic in 
 ©tniiD fe^cii. 
 
 Posture-master, ©iiier, t>cr in fi"iii|1> 
 licljcn SteUiingen btS ivijrpirr UiUfiridjt er- 
 tl)cilt oB. bornii^ ein ®errt)att mad)!. 
 
 Posture, V. a. ilellen, rid)tcii. To 
 be so postured, eilie iVUlK tStellllnn. 
 e.ige !;ab n. To - one's self, cine ©tidiing, 
 S;ige iinucl)iucii. [toimuen. 
 
 l*OStveiie) postvene', v. n. t^ernild) 
 I*Osy, po'ze, (u. poesy 06. UOUl w. 
 posiaw. fiiininelii?) *. I. Cer BiniX', ©ciifi, 
 Si3ai)liurii<(), t(\& 'Viotw <nuf ilfiiigcn ic). 1. 
 ber ©irniig, iBUimenilrflu^. Spebser. 
 
 IPotj pot, (fr. '23.; ^ottj orm. pod; 
 ir. potii; |"d)H). potta; bnii. potte; m. pot; 
 l;oU. pot) *. 1. 5 ter lopf. 2. ber (irbeiie) 
 lopf, ipofen. 3. ber itnig, bie Sonne. 4. 
 ber Sriig, bie finnne (la& cb. bie ■•Wn^, ein 
 Quart). 5. '■= bie <£tiinut)aube, ^jjideii^aiibe. 
 6. eine 9Jrt fleines Javier. 
 
 Drinking-pot, bie 3}ierfnune , ber 
 SJierfriig. Flower--, ber !i5Iiii'.ientopf. 
 Water--, ber 2£af|erfriifl. Watering- 
 -, bie 65ie^fnnne. 
 
 Togo to pot, e biird) bie®urgel goljeii; 
 {ti ®runbe geljeii , ufrlcreii geljeii ob. fein. 
 To tlie -! er i|l l)in! Shak. 
 
 Pot-ash, (f. tueiter unten). --bellied. 
 bicfbnuc^ig. --belly , ber Dirffinud), Dtrf> 
 loi.iiil. --boy, ber 'iJicrnii^tnigitr, Sedner, 
 ^iiritii' ttit One ^ler nucrrogr. --butter, 
 bie eintiffiiljeiie ub. irpf : 23iittcr. --com- 
 panion- ber 3''d)-. ttoiuiibriiBer, ber 3i'^)=/ 
 Xriiifgencp. --converts, t. pi. | $ri.>fe: 
 li)ten jiir rcniird)jfntl;uiird)eii SfeiigiDn. -- 
 dung, ber Dunger niif Si3iiiierl)ijfen. — - 
 ful, ein 'tojji' Ob. eine JSaiinc uoU. --girl, 
 bii* itefletmnbcfcen, bie.Ki'(liicrinn. --hung- 
 er, cer ilfiTei^afen. --herb, bnfi fii"id)ea: 
 triiiit, ffieniui'e. --hook, 1. ber ^ott= 
 l)afen, 5Jii)ttl)alter. 2. l ber ltriil;fn|ii0 (Dni 
 (Sefri^el). --house, biie SBier^oue. -- 
 hunter, G'iner, ber biog fijr lti\ iii'd) jngt. 
 --ladle, ber Sod).-, atiiljru^ff'l- -Ud, 
 ber lopfberfel , bie ©turje, li^pfiU'irje. -- 
 luck, bn« lopfgliitf, Sniincngirt(f (b. 1). 
 iveiin iiinn gernbe fo liel ^it ei7en ober 311 
 trinfeii ftnbet, al6 iiini ©atHuerbtii cb. jiir 
 £i.>)"d)iing be* I)iir|lfi lU'iljiuciibig ijl). -- 
 uiajorani, [Sijot.] ber li'pi'>, ivod)miiirnn. 
 --man. ber 3''rt)l'r"E'ff- --metal, [OKes 
 tdfltirg.] eiiie •0)i'ird)iniii I'on I Il)cii -iMei 11. 
 3.J.f;eiien iviipfer. — pan, bie Icpfvfiiniic. 
 
 cine 9lrt 
 
 POT 
 
 --panizy. ba6Qitto(i),&emn\<i). --proof, 
 ilarf tm Ittiifni (mi Irinfeii beruljint). -- 
 sherd, bit ©(^H't'e. — stone, ['OKiiieralg.] 
 ber ieprili'in. --vaiiant, beim ©lai'e ob. 
 ouiii irunfe bel^crif; «*« you grown -? 
 ijiibf iljr f iidjOJiutl; getriinfen ?- -w a b U 1 e r s. 
 --wallopers, s. pL -f Ceutc, bie in 
 'iJJnrfrffi-rfeH ii)re ©linime nbgebeii burftn, 
 lueil ilf b»rt geri»d)t Ijubeii. 
 
 Pot, V. a. 1. in eiiien lopf, in Xbpft 
 fetjen, einfcljen, tl;iin (^jltinjeii). 2. in 
 Imt eiiinmd)en ('3i|"d)e 10. 
 
 To pot sugar, [3iictcrrieD.] ben 3nrter= 
 I'.ift in icpfe, &c{L\^t, gnfyt'r niiij|u(Jen, iim 
 bie iWIeiiiJie ober ben SnrfrrriV't abliiiifi'ii jii 
 liifffii. Edwahds, VV. Jmdje^. 
 
 Pot, V. n. triiifen, fnufen, jed)eii. 
 
 Potable, poiabl, (fr. 213., u. lai. 
 poto) udj. trinfbiir. Itinftiir. 
 
 Potable gold, iai trinfgolb, bie ffloib- 
 
 Potable, *. ber Xranf, t><i6 ©eininf. 
 
 Potableuess, p6'tablne.i, «. bie 
 Innfbarfeii. (©iippe , gkifc^fuppe. 
 
 Potatg-e, pottidje, ifv. 2B.) *. bie 
 
 Potag:er, poriiiijur, «. ber «£nppeii = 
 n«pt, bie Siipptni'd)ii|7tl. 
 
 Potat;'ro , potagro, ) 
 
 Potar^o , p^iatr'gi, ^ 
 i«ei1inbii'd)e £r,i,)briil;e. 
 
 Potauce, po'tanse, (fr. potence; 
 *. [-'ll)rmad).J ber ©teigerabflobeii. 
 
 Potasli, potash, t. [6l)em.j bie 
 ^ortai"(l)e, bns itiili, ®en)iid)<jlniigenralj. 
 
 Carbonate of, potash, rol)Ienri1lire£ 
 Rilli. Borate of -, bornrfniired ilali. Acetate 
 of -, cfrtgrniire* Sali. Bemoate of—, beM; 
 ioefiuire* itnlt. Melliate of -, l)»iii()|1eiu= 
 fnureiS Snii. Gallaie of - , fln(iii»|'iuire* 
 Snli. ['j3ottiird)e, i)i\6 Still 
 
 Potassa, potassa. t. [Qi)vn\.] bie 
 
 Potassium, puias'seiim, t. [Qi)tm.] 
 Mi ^rtaiTuiiu. 
 
 Potation, p&ti'shian, (Int.) «. 1. 
 t'(\i irinfeii, 3t<l)tn. 2. bii«3«4)'» XriuN 
 gcliig. 3. bai (iJetninf 
 
 Potatoe, pota'to, (inb. batatas) «. 
 bie Sartoifcl, CiJriiiibbirn, ber ©rbiipfel. 
 
 Potatoe-bogl e,[Deril.Jsc arecro w. 
 
 Potcll, poisli. (fr. poclier) r. a. I. f 
 a) lucid) ficben, geliiibe fi'd)cn. b) niif iBiitter 
 fd)Mgen. 2. t "■ «• (at) (lopeii , |lcd)eii 
 (iiiid) (J-ineni). [bui SCeigbici, 2Ciifftrblci. 
 
 Potelot, p6teiot,(fr. iO.i*. [Giliem.] 
 
 Potence,p6ten.%e,(ir.2i3.; *.[.§> erib.] 
 biu- Snicfeiifrcuj. 
 
 Potency, po'tense. (lat. potentia) 
 *. 1. -f bie (pl)i)fifd)c) -t3)hid)r, ©tiirfe. 2. i 
 bie (iiuiriili|'d)e; 'i)Jiad)r, (J>ciuiilr. 
 
 Potent, potent, ililt. potens) udj. 
 1. miid)rig, |l«rf, fnifng. 2. 1 a) (cine groye 
 Wild)! Ijnbeiib) niiid)tig. bj iiiiidjtig, iuid)tig, 
 lltirf, friifiig, geiuiiltig. e) (Inrf, frnftij 
 (luirfffliU). 
 
 A potent argument, ein (Idrfer, mad)' 
 tiger 0)runb. A - interest, fill luidjtiflc^ 
 OntcrciTc 
 
 Potent, «. 1. t ber $uteiitat, Jiirfl. 
 Shak. 'i. -j- bie Sructc, ber aBiiiiberilnb. 
 
 Potentacy, p6'teiita.so, «. ■{■ bie 
 niiiinifajvtiiifte iStiinr^gciunit , jObcrjliinr*; 
 geiuiiit. Is. ber ilJ»rciitiU, ''Wad)tl)iiber. 
 
 Potentate, inVittutaie, q'r. poteuiat) 
 
 POU 
 
 Potential, pntln'shal, (lor.) aif. 
 
 '• I'^W-l porenjiefl (orrborgeii , innerlit^). 
 
 2. moglirt), in ber ^Xfi:^glirf)fcit, nfer nidjt 
 
 in ber XDirflic^feit oorljanoen. 3. f fniftia, 
 
 iiinrf)tig. Shak. 4. (^OTcb.J n()eiib, poreiniell. 
 
 1. Potential heat or cold. Ekcyc. 
 
 Potential mode, ( OJriniltll.] ber 'i^l.ii 
 
 tentinliS. - cautery, ['))?eb.J Pn« potenjicUe 
 
 •Heiunittel. [nu)gliit)e €ind)e. 
 
 Potential, *. HmM OJii:>g:id)e^, bie 
 
 Potentiality, pnieuKljealete. «. 
 
 1. bie '•3Ki)glii1)reir. 2. ini SJBirfiiiig^uerm»» 
 
 gen; bie iniiere Smfit. 
 
 Potentially, potln'shaje, adv. I. 
 ber ■0]tiMlid)fcit nad), poteiiiieri. 2. jjofefljitfl 
 <bcr ^'irfiiiig^fraft nnd). iiinerlic()). 
 
 Potently, po'temle. adu. mndjtig, 
 
 geiuaitig. (C«eiunlt, *)Jfad)i. 
 
 Potentness, p6'teiitne.s, 4. t bie 
 
 Potestative, p6'testativ, adj. f 
 
 'Qinfcljen, -Mifld): l)abenb. 
 
 Pot|ifun, pot'gun . tr. Popgun. 
 Pothecary, poiA ekare, *. ob. | 
 ber 'Jlputljcfer ; f. Apothecary. 
 
 Pother, puTH'ur. biiTH'ur, «. I. 
 ber Siirni, bui ©et&fe, ©etiininiel, ®e« 
 fc^rei, oiele 23ei"eii. Shak. 2. bie ©(^(luule, 
 eriliifenbe IColfe. 
 
 Pother, V. n. ppitern , (nrinen, oiel 
 •iBercn nioc^cii , eifern. 
 
 Pother, V. a. I. pingen, qiinlen. 2. 
 
 uerCriefjlirt) tniid)en. [ piniieii. 
 
 To pother one's self, ftd) (ibeif'.rii, fid) 
 
 Potion, po'shun, (Int.) s. ber iriiiif, 
 
 (geiubljnlid)) Olrjeneitninf. 
 
 Pottag-e , pdt'tidje , f. Potage. 
 Potted, pot'ted, pp. ob. adj. 1. im 
 lopfe, ill liipfen. 2. eingein(id)r. 
 
 Potter, pof'tiir, (i>. pot) a. l. ber 
 lopier, ipafner. 2. [ SBflibtiifpr.] bie Sunte 
 ber jjifttofter. 
 
 Potter's clay, ber lljiMi , lopfirihoii, 
 — '« wheel, bie i2d)cibe, lopfrrfdjcibe. -'s 
 ware, bie lopferivniire. 
 
 Pottercarrier, ( [Ocrtl.] apo- 
 Pottinger, ^ thecary. 
 
 Pottern-Ore, poflem-ore, *. bil£ 
 iijpfererj. 
 
 Pottery, pot'ture. (fr. poierie) ( 
 
 1. bie 15pftrarbeit, iai lopurifiuj, S.l[>i'fcri 
 gut, biclopferiuaare. 2. bie it'pfcrci, lcpfer« 
 iwerfilfitte. 
 
 Potting-, pot'ting, i. 1. bad 3c(^^>>- 
 
 2. bad (S-iiinMd)en ic. , f. Pot. 
 Pottle, pot'tl, (lu. potel) 4. 1. bie 
 
 Saiiiie , gri'ge glnic^e ( = 4 'iJJiufen obec 
 9i6pei). 2. bie Snniie, Slnfdje, ber Srng. 
 Poitle-JohB, [33ot.] ber lodapfel.' 
 Potulent, pot lilent. adj. f 1. belli 
 
 Irimfe ergebcn, betrimfen. 2. triiifbar. 
 
 Pou, (rd)ott.) to pull. 
 
 Pouch, poutsh, (fr. poche; SBaiid), 
 93anfd)) «. I. ber (fleine) ®ii(f, SBcuttI, bie 
 Inid)e. 2. (in eiigerer a5ebeutuii9) a) bie 
 !^a<iii'. <)>atrDneiitiird)e. b) (Soi.J bie Irtfd)e, 
 ipillfe. c>i3ot?I.| bie Infd)c, ber SScutel, 
 ©atf. 3. ber aOanft, birfe '^aiid}. 
 
 Shepherd's pouch, [270t.] bie Inf(l)e, 
 bfl« Iafd)en>, Xnfd)clfrniit. In - and bag, 
 ini ajflufd) iinb Sogen. 
 
 P o u c h - m o u t h , f lai J>icf niairf , bie 
 »)}iaiiicafd)e. --mouthed, i birfniiuilig. 
 
Fit*, far, f^H, fa». Mi, met. Fine, fin. >6, ni6ve, n6r, git, 6ll, c\6M. Tiib«, luU, ffill. t/jin, TJlis 695 
 
 POU 
 
 IPoacli, v.a. 1. (in »te lnfd)( (letfeit 
 6eiit((fen, cinflecfen. i. uaWudtu, l^tiiein 
 f4)Uirffii. 
 
 Pouch, D. n. t ba0 ^(iii( \)anqttt. 
 
 Pouk, (i'd)ott.) to pluck. 
 
 Puul-davis, pile'dAv's, «. •)■ tine 
 9 rt ©egcltiid), <J>rtdrud). 
 
 Poule, f. Pool. [•{>ul;n<f)(ii. 
 
 Poult, pilt, (fr. poulet) 4. t ^n6 
 
 Turkey-poult, tnt Inithijhnt^en. 
 
 Poulterer, pol'iiirur. (fP o u 1 1 e n 
 (lU'nii. poltaire> «. 1. ftrt Jpufjiirr-, OJ'jlugfl: 
 
 Poultice, p6l ti«, ((jr. poltoa) «. 
 iai Jtraiii(rpf)>i|l(r , btt nmtid^twit aiii< 
 fdji.iq. 
 
 Poultice, o. o. tin *rdii terpen flrr 
 U(i'i< >iii( :., niit riiirin ertveidyenben Uiii: 
 fd)iiine beli'flni. 
 
 P4Miitive, pAl't'v, f f. Poultice. 
 
 Pt>iiltry, pol'tri, (D. fr. poule) «■ 
 bn6 Cijifiiflrl, Jetifruitlj. 
 
 Poultry-market, btr i^tSijner', ®«' 
 Hmjtlm.irrt. --yard, btr $ul)nfrl)of. 
 
 Pounce, p6unte, (fr. pierre-poace) 
 «. 1. CAS 9}inUtltiiipiilvrr. 3. [1«1)m. ] bir 
 ©.iiifitf. 3. (». (at. pungo) bie burrt)bro« 
 (btnt "UrbiMt. 
 
 Pounce, •. m. I. mtt Q9tm(il(inpiil> 
 err briVciicii.. 2. [I((()n. ] biirdMliiiibeti, 
 bur(l>t)aiii'ct>rn. 3. niit SBiiiKfltin reibrii, nbi 
 iiibcii. Iftrdjrn. 
 
 P«>unce, 0. a. biir(f)(od)ern , bunt> 
 
 Pounce, (Int. pugnui) «. bit XMur, 
 Jlraile iter 'Jdiiibvogrl). 
 
 Pounce, e. a. niit ben ffrallen, Jtfaiien 
 l)iMtfii , porfen Ob. fiiffrn. — v. n. (on) mil 
 brii J?r>illri) fiil)rrti, t^rrabftfjirgrn (niif). 
 
 P(»unce, *■ ber itiioQ. 
 
 Pounced, p^unst, adj. mit ftraOcn 
 Db. Itl.iiifii urriVljfn. 
 
 Pounce -box, piume'-bokt, ( 
 
 Pouncet-box, poun'iel-bokt. ^ 
 «. tit StrfiibiKfjif ; 9{ifd)l>iJiti>. Shah. 
 
 Pound, p6und, (nngrli'. pund; QOit)., 
 fdjm. U. b.ill. puiid; 1)0(1. pond; Iilf. pondoj 
 ». I. ini 'iJSfiiiib (fill (sjeiuidjt ^ 12 lliijfn 
 Iri'l) Ob. 16 lliijtii avoirdiipoU). 2. (&n<|l.| 
 blip ^fiiiib (9{fd)min(iSmuiiif = 20 6l)i(l.). 
 
 To pay four iliilling* in the — , twenty 
 tliilling* in (lie -, im<iiij>n ^rocrnt brjnl)' 
 lin, prr oofl bf|nl}lfit. By the -. pfiinbiofiff. 
 Penny • wise and pound -fooliuli ■ 
 out ^friinlge {tt)t\\b u. gro0e @umui(ii oer- 
 n<id)Iiirii<iriib. - - w e I g li t , brr ^t>i"ib|lnii, 
 brt6 ^15MiMi>iim.i(f)f. (Drr ^JSMiiDftod. 
 
 Pound, (nngelf. pyndau, pindaii> t. 
 
 Pound-breach, tai Qtiifbrtc^rii ritu^ 
 ^foiibi'lntK. — -orert, till oben ojfcntr 
 35(l)iilter )ur (S-imVcrruiig br< gepfiiubrtrii 
 95ift)6. 
 
 Pound, V. a. 1. in ben ^fiiiibilafl 
 eimperreii, pfiinben. 2. i a) (up; einpfrrdjtn, 
 cimViTrrn. b) (within) brrtbriiiifen (niif>. 
 
 Pound, (nilgeir. puniitn; iii pwniaw> 
 ». a. 1. (Ijffng, mit einfiii ffftmereii 233crf^ 
 |fiifl?) fdjiiigen. 2. (io^tn, jerilogfii, itrmol' 
 men. 
 
 1. With cruel blow* the pounds her 
 biubber'd cheeks. Dryoex. 
 
 Pound to duxt, {11 ®tnrib jrrmolmr- 
 Pouudaffejpouu'didje, «. I. ^(i'ligi.j 
 
 POU 
 
 ber ^tiinbjoU, bfl« 'ipfiinbflelb (eine Mbgflbe 
 0011 12 d. per '!)>tui)b). 2. t)a6 3i\t)U}tll) (tint 
 Siininie, ^lr oou ciiiein $fiiiib Steiiiiig iib.- 
 griL>i)eri ivirb). 3. li^niiDelJ bie 'ISrooiilvit 
 per ^^fiiiib. 4. t tai ^i.iiiben, (S-iii|perr»i) 
 bti fii'pfttiiberni >.Sirl)£. 
 
 Pounder, pdun'dur, «. I. $ ai Qt-- 
 \V'\i, tii6 eiii, )ivei, brei ]c. ^fiinb \<t)ii>tr ill, 
 (ill 3>irnmmeiire0iingen) '^fiiiiber; ). ^. A 
 iwelve-pouuder, [ itrcifl. | em 3>volP 
 piuiiber; a ten--, ein 3et)iiptuiiber. b) (Oei 
 •ii5ei1)lVlil , S.inf lioteil ) A ten -pounder, 
 riiie 'Soiifiiote, eui 2Di-(t)i>l ooii 10 <]>fiiiiD 
 sterling, e) lU ^erioiU'lO A ten -pound- 
 er, eiiie ^i-rfoii, bte )<[t)rli<tf 10 -^fiinb Stcr< 
 iiiig )U uerjchreii l)iU, bie em jaijriictjed Qnu' 
 fomiiien ooii lO ijifunj Srerliiiijl)(it. 2. C^u^ 
 moi.] bie ^fiiiie<, Joiiilbirii. J- ber «tiJBiT. 
 &ro^rl (bir ileiiie). 4. ber (il^ieho $fiiuber 
 
 Poupetun, puu Hytrin, {.o. it. pou- 
 pe'ei «. iai <4><>PPi>)eii ^Me .Dorfe; 6ni XiiiD 
 ct)eii). 
 
 Poupies, puu'pix, «. (lto((>f. I riu 
 (4eru1)t 0011 5l.il0fleird>'4)>iit>(>i > @d)»pfeni 
 jieifil) u. @iri(fi1)i-ii apetf. 
 
 Pour, pArc. t pour, (IV. bwrw) •. a 
 1. f a) girpen, filjutteii ifrum, out ui, nii^i 
 in, into. III; on, upon, i1ut<. b) (Ironiril, 
 (iiifArJinen liiffiii. c) riiiicfteiifeii. 2. (out) 
 a)au<gie6en, nii»i(1>inreii. b) auOVtenfeii. 
 
 3. i a) (out) iiii;ri1)U(reil. b) to - in upon, 
 to - on, upon. Q-iiieii iitirrr(t>ivemmcii mit... 
 
 4. (torih) (iiiiilromeu, ilrimcn lajien. i. i 
 (in. into) ergie^cn (in>. 
 
 1. b) To pour a stream of gat or nir 
 
 upon a fire. WeisteR. 
 
 3. a) London doth pour out her citiiieNs. 
 
 Shak. 
 
 To pour out the heart or soul, feiii ^rrj 
 rtu«ri1)iittei.. To - out woids etc., JDorteic 
 aildrcOii"'!)- "^o ~ one * forces into a coun- 
 try, em I'aiiCi mit Inipvrii iibrriirf^rii. To 
 itselt forth, fid) ergirgeil. it is tor thee 
 the linnet pours its throat, ^ fiir bid) er> 
 f(toptt ber ^iiiifiiiig friiie jtetjie. 
 
 Prue. To pour water into a lieve, 
 2l5niier im ©leb tragrii iv»rieii. To - water 
 on a drowned mouse, t. 3]3>iffer in eineii 
 Slui trdgrii. 2. friiic ^iitt) an eiiiem Iob> 
 ten ( &(1)it)ii(t)rii > Aii^MiTeii. 3. Qintn S}e> 
 fuitinierteii n»d) meljr friiiifen. 
 
 Pour, i>. n. I. f ilromen; (down) f^er^ 
 iibilr&nieii. 2 t ilroiiirii, rriiiifii, fli'irieiii 
 (on) foniirirjeii i(down) Ijrrnbilurjen ; (along* 
 oorbeirciiiirii ; (in) in ^a\}e riiiliiiifeii (o. 
 •JiiifrrAtifin. 1 feiii Uiigliirf foniiiit adeiii. 
 
 Proe. It c.innot rain, but it pours. 
 
 Poiirer, pn'rur, «. ber OJie^enDe, 
 SdjilrreiiOf, (yinKHenfeiifte. 
 
 Poiirfll, por'til, (fr. profil) t. [^t> 
 (^ir I 6ii5 i^ri'fil. 
 
 Pouriieu, pnr'lu, \. Purlien. 
 
 Pourpre.fture , purpiaslslinre. 
 >fr. pour II. preiidie) «. [ 'Jfed^tf fpr. ) bie 
 
 ioiDerred)tli(<)e &iiiiaimuiig, ber (^iiignjf in 
 
 3riiinnP6 (S-iilfiitl)iiiii. i!.nuvc. 
 
 PoiirsuiVHnt, f. Pursuivant. 
 
 Poiirveyance, r. Purveyance. 
 
 Pousw, ^ (frt)orr. ) push; slight. 
 
 ick pull or sportive 
 
 at ch. li'. b. Spexscr. 
 
 Poustie, oerb. iiu6 PuUe, pcHs, 
 
 — '■' — • ^^ J •"• 
 Pousw, i ( frt 
 Pous»-,> qui 
 P4»o.«t, ) s n ! 
 
 POW 
 
 Pon.<isie, (f(i)ott.) a hare, a cat. 
 
 Pout, p^ut, «. 1. [ 5(f)rl)i)0l. ] a) bcf 
 Steiiibolf, breitf Q\i)efin\'<t). i» bie Snmprere, 
 •Bri(fe. 2. [Drnitl;.] a) bn« 35er!]l)n|VIl)iiljn, 
 2)irfl)iil)ii. b) biK 'iput!, lrutl;ni)n£t>en. o 
 $ tai :pul)iid)en; A pheasant--, bii5 
 SitrAniu'ihiiiten. 3. ( bee Slnfad von ubler, 
 inilrriiiter Sonne. 
 
 P<»ut, ( fr. bouder; w. poten) v. n. 
 
 1. I)eroor|le^en i -Ing lips, Dicfiippen, aiif« 
 geiuorfene Sippen. 2. iai 'OT.iiil tjiingen laf» 
 fen; (bnljer) ('(Jjinoden, triib l)inr(l;en ob. ^in* 
 oiicfen; (upon) f(<>mofIen (init). 
 
 Pouting fellow, ber ©tiiiertopf, St^moU 
 ler. To remain pouting. fortf(t)nioQtll. 
 To - out one's lipA, fc^ilioflen. 
 
 Pou't, ditott.) did pull. 
 
 PoutUcred, (Oertl.J powdered; 
 corned, slightly aalted. 
 
 Poutliery, (Oertl.) like powder. 
 
 Pouting:, [Oeril.] shooting at 
 the young poults of partridges. 
 
 PoverHile, powiirAde, (fr. pol- 
 vrade) I. bie ■ipfi'fffrbri'ifje. 
 
 Poverty, pov'vuiti. ((nt. pauptriaa) 
 s. I. f bie ■>lrmuii), ber r)}?angrl. 2. t ») bie 
 ■Jlrinuit} (eim-r ©prattle). b> bie Dijrftigfcit, 
 HrniiVliiiffit, 'Meriiiliitfeit. 
 
 Po»v, p(lu. J. e ber *opf. 
 
 Potvder, pAd'dur. (fr. pondre; <15h» 
 »rr; Inf. pulvis) «. 1. ber ©tnub. 2. bai 
 ^iiloer; j. ©. Sneeiing--, bn4 'Tiiefe* 
 piilocr; Jesuit's -, bie (Eljinn, bni Qifina* 
 puloer. 3. bai Quiver, @4lieijpuluer. 4. ber 
 ■puber, i{)nnrpiiber. 
 
 Powder of post, bni TOarftf(f>reiwpn(f 
 oer. To do a thing witli a -, Grmn^ rait 
 (iiU, f{iid)tig tf)nn ob. verrii()teii. To wa^ie 
 one's - and shot, i fcine S'it, fetiie yiiutje, 
 (■ein(!}elboerf(^iuenben, oergebeii« niifiuenben. 
 
 Powder- bag, ber <piibcrbriitel. -- 
 box, bie $uberf<()n(f)tel; (StreubHcDie. — • 
 cart, [illrtifl.J ber ^iiloeriungen. --ease, 
 bai ^iiluerl)0rn. - chest, [nnf j{ritg«» 
 fdjijfen ) bie <&pringfi|le, geuerfiile. --flask, 
 bie ^iiloerflni'dje. -horn, bn« 'iPuluer" 
 l)orn. --ink, ba5 liiitenpnloec — mill, 
 fie ^-.iforrmiif^fe. --mine, bie mit ^lUoee 
 Hetufltf '•^Jfine. --monkey, | 1. bergrpm 
 berte Snfei. 2. [aiif JtriegSfitiffi^i'l fer ^iii» 
 oerjnnge, 3niige, ber bni <piiloer nii6 btt 
 ^iiloerfnmmfr l)o(t. —-moss, [ !8or. | bat 
 ©trtiibnioo^, ipnnrmoo*, ipnnraftcr;, ©tniib. 
 nfrfriiioo*. --puff, ber ^^Siiberqtinif. -- 
 room, [fliif Krieg«f(f)iffeiil bie TSnloerfonii 
 liter. --SB gar, ber ijiiiberjiirfer, gcilojfiie 
 Siicfi-r. 
 
 Powder, n. a. l. prilomi (jerreibeiw. 
 
 2. piibrrn (bdi ipi\at ic. ). .J. i u. ? beiVlen 
 (mit Sffrneii ic). 4. (ipcr.ilf.) befpren.jM, 
 bfjlreiien. 5. mit ©alj i^b. ^ij^fT bejlrenen, 
 einpfeffern, eininljen. eiitvofeln. 
 
 To p o w d e r with spots, fl«ttn, fpreiiWn, 
 tllpfl'lll. 
 
 Po^vder, ». n. t fupon) l)trnbi'(f>ie» 
 fen, iiir(t)ii'(5fii niif... (l)i'rrillrii iiDer..-). 
 
 To coiiip powdering upon . . . nilf (Jr« 
 mai iiig<'r(toi7''ii foiiiiiii-n. I/iisTRA.'tae. 
 
 Po^vderin)^ - tub , pou diiring- 
 lub. ». I. Pa# ^iifeli.ig. 2. brr <?i-i)n)ittfarten 
 
 Po%vilery, poiVduie. adj. I. jer* 
 reibiiil). 2. |lniil)ig. 3. puloernrtig. 
 
696 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, ffn. N6, m6ve, n6r, got, Sil, c]6M. Tiibe, tiib, ffill. t//in THIs. 
 
 POW 
 
 Po^vdike, pSu'dtke, *. [OerU.] in 
 
 Power, poiVur, (fr. pouToir; it. 
 podere) *. I. 6ie ( \)i)r)f[\d)t ) Sniff, ©tnrfe. 
 2. t'^JIjilBf-l Me^rnft. ^nf 25erm5gfn; oft 
 pi. 6ie &ti\1t6>, ©eclfiifrnfre, (geiiligoilvaft, 
 ©«i(te«frnft; J. S8. Tlie reasoning -»• til6 
 Urtl)cil«uenu&gen, Me llrtheilffrnft.; rlie - nf 
 thinking and judging, tic Bfitf.- u. Urttjcil!:! 
 trait; tlie-of comparing, M* SSerfllcirflimil*' 
 ucrm&gm. 3. [Wed), ii. ilbcil). 2i3i|Tenirf).] 
 bic firrtft; 1. 93. Horse-power. [Cailipf: 
 mnfrt)iiien] bie ^fertcfrnft; pi. Me Krmre. 
 
 4. (6ie nnrilrlid)e cf. nioraiifite ^rnft, tin* 
 S3erntD<)cii, Qtmai jii teivirfeii) bie 9]?iid)t. 
 
 5. bie«)Knd)t, ©riunir (iperriUnft, Dvegicniiiip. 
 
 6. Tie ( miliMn|"d)e, pLnirifi1)e, gcff(jflcbi'Hff, 
 floifllid)e II. biirgeiIid)C) P5iiunlt, *))fnd)t. 7. 
 tie (f5iufllid)e !C.) '•Wad)t. 8. bie »TOiid)t (bcr 
 ^uril, mad)tige ©tant). 9. |l ber ffleiunir!, 
 SD{ad)tl)af)tr. 10. bie 'Wfld)!, Sees, eaiib^ 
 innd)t, itt& Specv, S,rie(].-I)eer, bie glottc. H. 
 (gciuoljni. im pi.) bie -OS.idit, ©ciunlt (:= 
 03cttljeit, ®btter, gi!'tHid)e ?(J{nd)te , [)h\)crci 
 aSefeii). 12. [9efd)t«rpr.] bie 95o((iund)t; 
 full -, eb. deffer pi- full -», bie uiieiiigr. 
 ft^rmitte SSp(lmad)t; ample -, cine niifge: 
 be^iite iBofliuiidjt; - of ntiomey, bie SScil: 
 ma<i)t (t'l'ir eiiien aiiiBern jii f)iinbc(it) ; gene- 
 ral - of attorney, bie 0)fiierrt(>25pfliiitid)t. 
 13. [2ltit(). II. 9IIge('r.] bie qSotenj. 14. beit 
 nnl)e * ii. 6 (luie iai fraiij. force, j. S. 
 Force gens, — fripoiis etc.) bil^ ipccr, bif 
 9Keiige. 
 
 3. The power of «tenni is immen.^e. The 
 
 — of the wind, which propels a sliip 
 
 or oTerturni a ouilding. 5. A large 
 
 portion of Asia is niider tlie - of ilie 
 
 Russian emperor. >VKn.sTER. 7. The - 
 
 of the British monarch is limited by 
 
 law. 8. The powers of Ktiiope; the 
 
 great powers; tlie siiihII powers. 
 
 Great Britain is a gieai naval -. II. 
 
 The celestial powers; tlie powers 
 
 of darkness. 14. A — of good things. 
 
 A man has the power of doing good- 
 
 tt |lcl)t i" ^(v SSStnd)i tine* 'OKiii|"rt)tii, ffiiitce 
 
 lU tl)llll. His property gives liiin tlie — of 
 
 relieving tlie distressed, ffiii 93(rilii3gtll frl;t 
 
 U)n ill ©tnnb , ben llugliirflidjiii biijmle- 
 
 f)en, jn I)elfi'n. He has the power to etc., 
 
 e« flel)t bei il)m, jii k. , t& ftt\)t in fciiicr 
 
 yR<\(i)t, JII jc. , et faun... It is not in his 
 
 - to pay his debts, (6 flel)t nid)t in feiiier 
 
 9J?nc^t, feine ®d)iilbeii jii bejnljlrn, er ver- 
 
 ning nid)t, feine ©d)iilbcn jii t'eiiil)len , ir 
 
 fann feiiie©d)iilbcn iiid)t bcjn()ieii. Nor shall 
 
 be wanting ought within my — , nod) foil 
 
 irgenb ©nunfi fel)len, luovubir id) gebieffii 
 
 fann. To have a - over... •>))iiid)r, fficiuiUr 
 
 i)A6en fiber... To have —upon Ob. with... 
 
 lyeiviilt ()nl'en, G-tuMi I'rrniogi'ii fiDer... 
 
 One under age lias no — in contract , cill 
 
 9JJiiibcrjiihriger fnnn fcineii gi'iliigrn 25crtrag 
 
 (4)iicgfn. l'i)3irtfd)iiicii .- <JBcb|1iil)l. 
 
 Power-loom, [3iibU|1v.l btt SiiiiiDt':, 
 
 Powerful, podurluljarf;. 1. nihd); 
 
 tig, iliirf, gnuiilrig. 2. mnd)rig ( v. Silrileii, 
 
 giiUionenic). 3. i (of) retd) mn). 4. fniftig, 
 
 nnd)binirflid). 5. frnftig, luirffom, uiirfciib. 
 
 6. frnftig, einbriiiglid). Ijenci. 
 
 A powerful medicine, cine itrnftiir! 
 
 PRA 
 
 ! Powerfnlly, po5'urful4, adv. 1. 
 frnfrig, miid)tig, gemnltig, (Invf. 2. nad)-- 
 bri'icfiid) ; eiiibringiid). 
 
 Po^verruliiess, pou'urfulnls. «. 
 
 1. bie ^mft, ©wrfe. 2. i bie fCmft , SOBirf: 
 ■.imffit, jtrnftfiiae. 3. bie 93iad)t, ©eivnlt. 
 
 Powerless, p&u urt«s, adj. frnftlo^, 
 o(;iinund)rig. 
 
 Po^verlessnesii, pou'urllsnes, «. 
 bie Jvrnftlongfeit, Dlinniadit. 
 
 Po wldrou.polednin, (p. fr.e'paule) 
 . l>?irnlb.) bii* ®d)iilrerbii(^. 
 
 Po-wilie, (f^1^ott.) a little horse. 
 
 Powsotvdie, (ft^ott. ) sheep's 
 head broth; milk and meal boiled 
 together; any mixture pf Incon- 
 grunus sorts of food. 
 
 Po^vter, pou tur.^ » [^Tatnrg.] I. 
 
 Pooler, j bie £ropftnu6e. 
 
 2. bie Kannrieiird)nerfe. 
 Po^%'teriiig',^ [Dertt. ] groping 
 Pockerillg', >a m o n g the a s h e s; 
 Polterilt^, ; poking inces- 
 santly in the fire; rummaging in 
 the dark. 
 
 Po^'<l«er,) .. ,,, , 
 
 »_ ., i (ld)ott.) powder. 
 
 Poutlier, 5 
 
 Po^v^vo^v, poii'wou. ^ *. 1. cin in» 
 
 P«\%'*vaw, piw'waw.jbifd)et Innj. 
 
 2. ein iiibifd)fr 5J5ric|1er. 
 
 Pox, poks, (ucrb. awi pocks; nn» 
 gcif. poc. pocc; Ijod. pok) t. 1/ (tnit einem 
 iiftliinntenben adj.) bie ^orfen, 93liUtcrn; 
 Small -, bie ^inberporfen, Sinbcrblflttern; 
 Chicken-pox, bcr grieffl. 2. (oI)iie 95ei> 
 mtfrt Ob. French -) bic S?nilfeiid)e, Jraitiofen. 
 
 3. ( nud) al6 SBenufinidjimg, j. !8. ) - o' 
 ihai! l)in e ber §eiifer! - of that jest! 1)01' 
 ber ifuffl ciffi'ii £d)fri! 
 
 Poxed, pokst, o(adj. pencrird), nn< 
 
 Poxy, (iok'se, 5 fli'l^frff; Pi>rfi3- 
 
 Poy, p6e. dp. apoyo ; fr. appui) «. 1. 
 fi'ir boy. Smak. 2. bie ^iil(\iicir», ©d)H)c6ej, 
 ©eiirciiijcrriniige. 
 
 p o y - b i r d , ein SSogel nnf 9?eufef Innb. 
 
 Poze, poie, fl'irPose, to puzzle, 
 f. I'o.se. 
 
 Pr»»C<iC, prak'tik. nrf;'. I. fT Prac- 
 tical. 2. fl'ir Artful, f. b. Spenser. 3. 
 (in) bciwaiibfrt (in), iiertrniit (init). — t *• 
 bir 'iJSriixif, ■'.'liic'iibiiiig. 
 
 Pra.ctica.l»iiity, praktekabllete, 
 I bcr: 
 
 Practicableness, prak'tekabl- 
 iies, * bie il)iiiilid)feir, ihiilid)feit, 4lii*= 
 ffilirbiivfrit, (bifiu.) '»t[)glid)fiit. 
 
 PrHctiCable , piak'ickabi, (fr. 
 
 pr.'iticable) iidj. I. CI}Ulllid), tijlllid), All^: 
 
 iiiljrbiir, (bifu).) tniligitd). 2. f iiiiiuenbbnr, 
 brniid)b(ir. 3. grfibt, niit'gi'i'ibt luerben fi>ii> 
 iieiib. 4. giingl'nr, f(il)rbiiv, migiani. 
 I. It was possible for Archimedes to 
 lift the world, but it was not practi- 
 cable. Webster. 
 A practicable breach, [Wilit-] eilte 
 5iinanglid)f 55rcfd)e. 
 
 i*ra.Ct{Ca.l>ly , prak'tekable, adv. 
 I. tl)iiniid), nu^fnl)riJiir. 2. (fcMcrl)aft fnr 
 practically) pmffifd). Rogers. 
 
 Prnctical, prak'lekal, adj. \ytntx\\A), 
 a) «iifij()pii&, jiir ^r.iri^ giliorig. b) iucrf> 
 it)«tig. c) amucnbbar, aiigfioiiiibt. d) (iiid)t 
 
 PRA 
 
 ob. nid)t bfo5 iVcfufntio). e) (tnti) bie '^xa* 
 y:'\6, (5'rfiii)ning er(niigt). 
 
 Practical iy, prak'tekalle, adv. I. 
 proftifd) (in !8ejii(}iing onf bie ^rnriS, in 
 ber '!l5rn):i»). 2. (vir.flit{), bnrd) (S-rfnf)rung, 
 biird) ben ©ebrniKfe. 
 
 Practicalness, prak'tekalnis, «. 
 bn« '!|5roftifd)e. 
 
 Practice, prak'i's , (gr. prasso, 
 
 praxis) s. I. § bic lUbiing (eiiicr Jiigenb K.), 
 
 iJlii^iibiiiig , 9Iin5fi"il,H-iini), 9Inii>eiibung, 2, 
 
 [^ifTeiifd).] bie ^Jlufilbiing, '$rn);i» (bnS G>3es 
 
 gfncl)ei( uon Kieorie). 3. [OJ?e».J a) bie $rn« 
 
 ri^, ^rnftif, 3lueiibiing bcr $>nlfi:iibe. b) bn* 
 
 nicbijinifc^e SBerfnl)reii, bic 95frfnliriiiig#nrr, 
 
 9Serfn()ningfiueife, 23el)nnbliing ber Jirniifl)ci» 
 
 ten. 4. (I'lbcrt).) a) bie ^fnris , 9lii5i'ibiing , 
 
 Uetning eiiu-r ^iinjl, 2i3ifreiifd)nfr, j. 9?. ber 
 
 9?cd)tSiviffenfd)nft. b) t(\t> 25i-rfaliren, bie ajer« 
 
 fiiI)rnMgi;nrt. 5. bie9liia'cnbung, ber®e6rand); 
 
 }. S8. Words in -, grtiigbiire , ge6riitid)lid)e 
 
 Sorter. 6. ber ©ebrniid), 58rnii(^, bie ®e« 
 
 (i>of)ti()eit. 7. bie llibimg. 8. f fie Uebiing, 
 
 JJcrtigfeit, ©i'fd)i(flid)frit. Smak. 9. (niei. 
 
 \i(\\& pi. II. geivoijiil. i) a) bie ipnnbcl^iueife. 
 
 b) biT ^iiiiftgriff, ©djlid), .Riiiff, bie SIfnnfe, 
 
 jtnnilgriffe, liilige ©freirt)e, €d)lcif', ®d)Ieid)« 
 
 luege, 9lnfd)liige. 10. [ilrirlj.J bie lurilfc^e 
 
 «J5rnftif. 
 
 3. b) Two physicians may differ widely 
 
 in their practice. Webster. 6. The — 
 
 of rising early or of dining late. Tht 
 
 — of making regular entries of accounts. 
 
 Webster. 7. The troops are daily called 
 
 out for - . Webster. 9. b) He sought 
 
 to have that by — which he could not 
 
 by prayer. Sidkey. 
 
 In practice, fi6li(^, gnngbnr. Secret 
 
 -. bn5 l)eiiiilid)e SBirilfiiibiiig. Foul — «, 
 
 fd)iinblid)e 5lii|"d)Iiige, 3{(iiife, nicbrige -Milrrel. 
 
 The - of the court, ber 9Ced)rfgaiig , bif 
 
 a}irfiil)rnng!?iirt bei ben fflprid)rin. To hav« 
 
 a great deal of-, [bei 3lcritcn] ciiie flnrfe 
 
 'iprnyiS (ituiibfd)iift) I)nben. Tliis disease is 
 
 beyond my - , biefe iiniiiffji'it oernuig id) 
 
 nid)t ju l)eilcn. To put in (to) -, in 2lii*< 
 
 ilbimg, in Wniig bringcn. 
 
 Practice,/ (fr. pratiquer) c. a. 1, 
 Practise, \ libeii, aiisiiben, bcfolgen, 
 in 2ln6ribiiiig bringeit (Iiigeiiben 2c.) ; bcgc» 
 ()en, ucrfiben (fd)ied)te ipnnbluiigen !c.); trei» 
 ben (b(i« ©piclen tc). 2. nufiibcn, treibeii 
 (nl« cine Kunjl, ein 05efd)nft). 3. einilben. 
 4. oernbrcben, J aOforten. 5. (Into) bnr^ 
 jlnnilgriffe ob. Diiiiife beiuegen ub. uerleiten 
 1» ... 
 
 To practice fraud, deception, hypo- 
 crisy, mit £ifl n. Irug, mit ^Jetnig, init 
 ipciid)e(ei iimgcljcn. To -law, nfoojiren, 
 
 l"ild))l)illtcn. To - medicine, prrtftijireil, rtll^" 
 
 fibcnber Slrjt fein. To - surveying, gelb» 
 incfFcr fein, fid) mit g-cIfmeiTon nbgrben. A 
 practiced road, eiii fri'gufiiter ?55eg. Well 
 practiced in... ii)Oi)(biii'iitibert in ... 
 To - a piece of music, em ionfliitf nnf» 
 ffihren. 
 
 Practice, ) v. n. 1. fid) in Gtiva* 
 Practi.se, ^ liben; biird) ili-biing et» 
 lerncn; (with) fid) liben, (i(t) cini'ibeirdn). 
 2. prnfrijircn (rin Oin'A)Mt, cine .Riiiift tni* 
 bcni. 3. (on) ^pi-ilnrtin probircn, I)eilfiln|lifle 
 95crfiid)e mad)CH (an (S-mem). 4. vwith; fi<tl 
 
H\c, far, fall. lat. Mk me«. Pine, f'n. N6, move, n6r, s&t, 6'l, c\6&il. Tube, luh, fufl. l/zin, THis. 097 
 
 (l;r(m(i(t)) i<«rjlff)fn (mit). 5. Sunflgriffe aw 
 tvtnttn , vn\'i\<t)cu ; (on) a) G-iuen 6urrt) 
 Aiiii|1<iriif^ ju (jfiuiiineu \u(t)cn, b(\l<d)ttt (^u■ 
 ^crjfn K. ). b) (f-iiieii |um 2}e|l(ii ()iibeii. 
 c) einfii 9Inr(f)iii(j nia<t)rii niif..., Jtaiife 
 fd^iiiiePdi , ^iinilitriffe <)ctiriiii<t)irn iDit'er . . . 
 6. (.igHiiist) (5-iiiem n,i(t)ilc(lfn. 
 
 1. Tliey shall practice how to live 
 
 secure. Miltom. 
 
 2. A physician has practiced many 
 
 years with success. Webster. 
 
 5. e) If you there 
 
 Did practice on my stale. Shak- 
 
 To practice with the broad-swoid. 
 with the riHe, Ht<t)tt.] fi<t) hit £>illirii, S<b\t< 
 ^tn I'ibrii. (iiiitiatiirlicf). .Shak. 
 
 I"r«CliC«*d, prak'tist. aHj. friiifll'd) 
 
 I"r«eticer, prakiNsur. «. I. &iiier, 
 btriiM, nii^ilbti ^erScf^.'l(]cr«illfrCei)re:c.). 
 5. (fur Practitioner) ^rr ^rofiiffr, nil*.- 
 ubtMt "Jlrjt 06. ©iidjiBrtltfr u., ©iiift, Hr 
 tint SCtmfl niifitbt. 3. b(r 9{aiifer(()iiii(D. 
 Qintr. 6iT Uncrlftiibtr* lUTiiiinrnt. 
 
 ■"rHCticiiig-, prak'iisint, adj- anti 
 ubtwt, ^>r(^ftljirflI6. 
 
 l*rnctiltHnt, prak'i!iant, t. f ^ft 
 fiiflfrr bfi l)iiitcrliriijjfu Streic^rn, ipilfft*' 
 Ijrif.r. Sn«K. 
 
 Practitiunf^r, prakiish'i'nur, <■ 
 
 1. Si'fr, ber fiiir Uiiiirt, tin (SJrrAaft nti#^ 
 ubt. G'ii"T, ttt prnftijirt, (bcfonft.) ber on*; 
 ubfiiftf, prnftijirmft* "JJrit pP. Wrcbt^iiflfhrte. 
 
 2. Giiift ■ brr (5-lio(i# n'li'&f"""*) "?"'< "•>'• 
 nu<ui>t, (of) ttt grubrt, rrf<if)r(iie *JRnnii, 
 ^riiftirii« (ill); «iinni'cr|lniibi(je. 3. ber 
 9t.^llff^<1M^lif^. IV" 
 
 Pr»<l, piad. *■ o bn« ^ftrb, bft R\t\>> 
 
 Prt^KCipe, prcs'ipe. ((At. ^.) <■ 
 (Wrdjtfipr.) tin 933rit, luobiird) briu ^rfliia 
 ttn nMnt(\tbtn luirP , ©nun* in thiin , cfer 
 bit Oiriiiibe, ranritin er t6 uiitnln^t, aniiK 
 (|(6rn. 
 
 Pra«CO|^iii<a,prikog'ne(a,(l.%D.) 
 I. pi. bu SSorfrtuifMiiT*. 
 
 l"raeiiiuilir*r, prem'miintii. (Int. 
 praenionpre) t. | 9Ci(t)ftlVr. 1 1. (fin 1i3rn 
 Ob. bi\6 iBrrbrf(l>fH , luffiuffltn tr trlaufn 
 reirb) a ) bit flrff^ivibrio' (PiiifTihriiiifl eiii. r 
 (rtinbfii frticiibfr* bit pnptlltdjm ^liiti'nr.u 
 9liitrf(f)trrl).iltnMn benVlbrn ii. llMtrriurinli^ 
 ffit iiiitfr r'tfiflbe jnm Oifl(f)tl)titf brr fom<i 
 licbrii ^iitiTitnt. b) [-Wobrrul bif biirrt> 
 frnciubfrr ^nrlrtmrufertntnirn bt\t\dnittcu 
 95f'brf(<>cti , wcldie Mr 'i!Iiif5rr()f|ri)li(hfi'ir, 
 ©iMjichuiiq brr ffliltiir ii. Oiiiiinfliiifirtrnir 
 nod) firt) jifljrii. 2. bit biir(f) iplcftc ^Srrfr. 
 (bfii rrriuirfte ©triitV. 3. o Mr lliiaiinrl)ni 
 ti<i)ttit , bcr SBrrliiiV 4. bat 95orl)iriviirtiiii 
 
 To incur a p rne in n n i r e . bit 'Hu&ft 
 grfeylidjfrit , (fiiljiil)uiifl brr (iiutct u. Ci)r> 
 fnii<ltil§(lr.>ft I'triuirfrn. To run one's seh 
 into a -. o firf) fi"f» bi>\(n 55rtMbcl iuju'ljfn 
 
 I'rH^'iiinfic, pi-agniai'iik. ^ 
 
 l*mfriliaticul, piaginat'iekal. ^ 
 'or ) aiij. I. inCrtiiijIit?), iiinriutiS, uonuiljid. 
 AaafTMNOT. 2. priifliiintifd). 
 
 Pragmatic sanction. I. [fr. fflfftf)-) bic 
 foniql. fiird)ri;iifrorbniiiirt. 2. (Priirid). &m^ 
 fttrrid)) bir prii<iiiinnrri)r Sniifrioii. 3. (ri(>crl).) 
 bit fBiii(iii(l)f SiTtTbiiiiiiii. 
 
 l*rMC;^HIUtical I y, pragmalt^k&le 
 tulv. i uciiaxxuifd). 3. iiibriii0fi(t), iiiiri'ivri&. 
 
 PKA 
 
 Prag-inaticAliu^Sfli y pragmat'- 
 ckaliies. «. I. bai ijirnijiiiiitift^t. 2. bit 
 iiiibcfiiiirt (^inniirii)iiii(i, 'Tiarcmri^ljtit. 
 
 Prufj^'inatist, prag'uailst, «. Giiitr, 
 brr fid) ill -Ma nii|M)t. 
 
 Prag-iie, prig, «. [(JJtcfjr.] "iPrrtfl. 
 
 Pruiry,pii're. ifr. pr.iirie) t. (-Jiorbj 
 am.] bit -JSrairif, ^yiereiigrgriiD (luie bit 
 ^^5>iiiipii6 ill (Subomtrifii). 
 
 Praisabie, priie'abl. adj. t prci«: 
 lufirbifl, prfieliitj- 
 
 Praise, prize, (f)ofI. prys; ^rri^i 
 ban. priis; fd)iu. piis; lu. piis) «. 1. btr 
 )>rti«, bai 2ob. 2. btr diiil)m. 3. ibtr &t 
 (\tn\1anb bti diu\)m6) btr '.){iil)iti. 
 
 To turn any thing to one's own — , fief) 
 Ati^ tiiirr (Sad)t tin iStrbitiiil nind)tii. 
 
 PraiiiK, V. a. I. prrij'tii, lobtii, ctit); 
 mtii (for. ivr<]rii). 2. i'(t)ai)tit, iui'irbii]tii. 
 
 Praise in departing, fpart (£'ucr Si^b 
 bii iiini &ii&t niif. Shak. 
 
 Prai^eful, pri/e'ful, adj. f pni^r 
 lid), prrifu'iarPiiV IprinVii. 
 
 PraKeleKM, prixe'las, adj. iiii<it' 
 
 PraiMer, pii xur, «. l. btr $rti|Vr, 
 fiobtr, ^prttftiibt. 2. btr &d)a^tr, (?iiitr, 
 btr fdiiiyt. [Tlleie, adv. prtifiuiirbiij. 
 
 PraiRe^«'ortliilyf prixewur- 
 
 Praise^vurtliiue.«s , piiie- 
 wuiTHenes. •!. bit -J^rtlf luurbiijftit. 
 
 Praif>e^%'Urtliy ) prAxe'wurTUe, 
 adj. i)rt;6u'rirbifl. 
 
 Pram, prime.) «. I. [^T^ar. ] btr 
 
 Praine, y $raf)in. 2. [OXilit.j 
 
 riiit 'Urt fd)ivimtntnbtT ^attrrit, bat Aawo-. 
 iiirrboot, fiaiiDiitnbout, bit KaiiDiiitrr<t)as 
 iiippt (iiiii bt( Saiibuiig von Irupptn ju bt> 
 
 |'(t)ll$l'M). 
 
 Prance f pranse, (10. pranciaw) e. 
 II. I. ful) baumtii, Heii[tn (u. $irrbtii). 2. 
 |ld)T3)on jriotn, pruii(tub tiiiljtrrtittii , rti- 
 tfii (over, ubtr). 3. prtiiirtiii (aUoui; titi- 
 l)crv'riiiiffn , riiiljfrfli'ljtu. 
 
 Prancer, piankur, «. l. baS $riinf> 
 pfrrb , ^riiiifrog. 2. t btr (i<S) aJtui^tiibt, 
 (S-iiil)rr|1i'litiibt, (fcfiMjirriibt, 
 
 Prane-lisllf prine-'tish. f. P r a w n. 
 
 Praiik, prangk, (praiigrii) v. a. 1 
 pii^rti, |\1)niii(ftii , iicreii , iiiiiViil^tii; (up) 
 l)frniirpii^fn , ntifrd)iui"irftn. 2. to - one's 
 sell in... fid) briitltii lllit... 
 
 Prank, m. prano «. 1. btr Spruiii). 
 I'uftrpniHiV 2. btr iPofytii, ©trrid), bit 
 »d)ilniiTti. 
 
 To pUy one's pranks on.., $u(|tii 
 trtifiii niir.., iVin ©pirl ijabtii nut... 
 
 frank, «<(/• lii|l'!l. pi'iftnljafr. 
 
 Pranked, pran^kt. i pp. pen 
 
 Prankt, ) Pr»uk. 
 
 franker, prangk'ur, «. btr ^tuu> 
 ftntt, ^priinftr. 
 
 Pranking-, prangk'ing, «. btr 
 i"i6(r|ritl)tiit i^n9, ijjrnnt. 
 
 Prankifuine, piangk'suni, adj. 
 prnnflicbtiib. ICFljrijfoprae. 
 
 Prawe, priie, «. [^TOuuraijj.J bir 
 
 Prasun, pra'»n, (flr. -IB.) *. l:OPt.J 
 1. bit I'iUid). 2. tin laudjarriflt* Scejira^. 
 
 Prate, priie, (l;pll. praalen; |d)ip. 
 prnia; ([T. pliraio) e. it. plaubirn, plap> 
 piTii , rd)iun5fii (of . ppii). 
 
 Prate, c a. |d)i»rt9rn, plnnbtrn. 
 
 PllA 
 
 Prate, ». 6a« ©tfc^iun^, Otranfc^. 
 I'ull of -, (jf|"(^iuo0i(j. 
 
 Prater, prA lur, *. btr ©(t)ma^tr, 
 iJ5iatit<crrr, bit ®d)iBii<;frinn. 
 
 Pratic, prat Ik, i s. [§nnbtr] btr 
 
 Pratique, ) a5frrtl)r, bit Qu 
 laiibnip jn laiibtn n. niifjiilaben, frtit &an> 
 bnnq nnd) anfgcfjalttntr Sitfltjcit. 
 
 Prating-, pra'i'ng *. bai Qit{(f)mcify, 
 (Stiwafd). Hold your -, (ii(jt tiitr C>>tipn id). 
 - adj. )"d)n.'a^()nfr. A - man, tin ^laubtrtr, 
 rill 't^lniibtrnianl; a- woman, tint @ci)ivAi 
 (jtrmn. - place, o bit 'a>0(t)tn(ln6f. 
 
 Pratingly, pri'tuigie, adv. \'d)\va^> 
 Ijafc , (i< lM)ii"i9i>l. 
 
 Prattle, prai'll, (dim. V. prate) 
 V. «. (of I id)\va^en, piniibtrn (uon), ©ti»a« 
 btfd)iual5tn. 
 
 Prattle, «. bai ®tld)ioa^, (Scro^itf), 
 Wcpl.inbfr. [Ci)erd)ii<a(j , 0)t'iu(i|'(t). 
 
 Prattleinent, prat'tlment, «. bat 
 
 Prattler, prai'iur, «. btr @(^ip(i« 
 ^tr , ^l3^1ll^t•rl•r, ba6 Splaubtrmnnl. 
 
 Prattit, pratis, «. pi. e 1. btr $in« 
 trti-. 2. bii- 3u"bbiid)ft. 
 
 Pratt y, (i"i-()i'tr.) pretty. 
 
 Pravity, piaviii, dot. pravitas) «. 
 bit 'Borbfrbtl)!- it , ^ofiheit. 
 
 Prawn, priwn, «. [TInturfl.) bie 
 ©tpniiriii'lt , ®i'r()(-ti rd)rc<f t. 
 
 Praxis, prak ms, ((jr. 2D.) s. 1. Me 
 '13r>i):i6, Qlii^ubiiiii]. 2. tin SBtifpitf, tint 
 }prnt, iim bit Sdieiibniig jit Icf}rtii. 
 
 Pray, pr4, (fr. prier; Int. preeor; 
 fragtn; nii(]t(|'. fraegn.in) v. n. 1. btttn (to, 
 )ii ; for, filr; iini) ; [3it'li().) bfttn. 2. f{tf)tH; 
 to -in aid. [9?td)Urpi'.] (mittelfl tintr G-iiu 
 (jabt bti tiiitin ®fti(^te) ^tinaiib )U S^uift 
 riiftn infytn , btr bti btr uprfitutiibtn @nd)( 
 jbttl)eiligt i|l. 
 
 I pray, b. ^. I - you tell roe ob. let m« 
 know, frtflt, I'atj, fftgtn 6it niir bod). -, 
 MJiat wants be? (aqt , fng, intitn Sit, n>ai 
 irl)lt tl)m? -, do it, ti)u» @it t6 bod), tt)U 
 ti bo<f>. 
 
 Pray, v. a. l. bitttn; l^itUa.] biUtn, 
 aii|1t-i)t-n i btttn }u... 2. [9(td)t6rpr.j nai)* 
 \ud>t\\ urn ... 3. birttii , tinmbtn , trrii(()tu. 
 
 Prayer, piiur, ». i. ba« CMtbtt, 
 
 a) Cba6 ajettn , oftere , fli-roij()iili(^t ?}ttf ii). 
 
 b) (bit an (iJi.>tt (jcri(f)tcttii ©ebanftn). e) 
 (bit SBctfonneO. 2. bit Sbittt. 
 
 2. The prayer of the petition la that 
 tlie petitioner may be discharged froni 
 arrest. Webstba. 
 
 Common prayer, b(l6Sir(^(ll<Jtbtt. Th« 
 Lord's -, ba6 (sjtbct bei $t'rrii, SSarfriinftr, 
 Morning-prayers, 6tr 'JKordtlilVfli'n. 
 To kay one's — s, to be at — s, ftia &ibet 
 perrid)ttn. 
 
 Prayer-book, ba6 ©cbctbud). 
 
 Prayerful, pridrtul, adj. All> 
 bad)ti<]; piti btrcnb. 
 
 Prayerfully, priuriuie, adv. 
 init pitltni (i)i-bt't. 
 
 PrayerleNH, priuries, adj. ni(t)t 
 bttriib , niri)t rii-l bt-tfiib, flrttloJ. 
 
 P^rayerleijiiitneiifi, priuriexnls, 
 *. bit (jaiiilif^e pber (ji'iui'l)nlid)t SBi'mnd)* 
 liirfiiliiiici bei Wtbtti. Skinkeiu 
 
 Pray injif-c rick et, pralng-kriii. 
 kit, *. [9ifliiiv(j.J bit '3a''dlj<'"|d)'^i-"(**' 
 
698 Fate, far, fKU, fat ML met. Fine, fin. iN6, move, n6r, got, 6il, clSi^d. Tdbe, tub, fi^ll. ih\n, TU\n. 
 
 PRA 
 
 Praying-ly, pra'ingle, adv. 6etcnb, 
 In ber SBeife fiiie^ ®cbet^. 
 
 IPre, pre. eiiie eiigtifche SSorfe^filbe, 
 (at. prae, jcigt eiii (Jljerfein, eiiieii SSot: 
 iitg (in. 
 
 Freacll , prctsli, (fr. precher ; (joft. 
 preekeii ; w. pieg; Int. pnieco . praedico) 
 V. n. I. prcCigni. 2. |i preJigcii Uniit uer^ 
 (uiibigen). 
 
 Pros. To preach over one's liquor, 
 (hntncr) mit t>cm ©infe in Det §rtn& |Vrf= 
 4)611, oljne ju rriiifcn. 
 
 IPreacli, y. «. 1. preMgeii. 2. pre; 
 bijjeii (nndjCriicflid) crmnljiicit ober befaniit 
 liindjcn). 3. o uorprcMgen. 
 
 To preach a seruion , cine ^reSigt ()il(= 
 ten. To -down, eifern gegeii.., iiiebfr: 
 bonncrn (Snflcr jc). To — up, niipveiiVii, 
 er^ebcn, \)txa\\6^xt\d)t\\. To - up oue's 
 •elf, fif^ tx\)(bz\\, fid) Ijermivilieirtjen. 
 
 Preach, *. f bic ^rebigt. 
 
 Preach -man, \ ber ?prcbiget. 
 
 Preaclier, pritsh'ur, *. l. ber 
 95rcbigcr. 2. i ber ^rebigcr, Grmnljner. 
 2. No preacher is listened to but time. 
 Swift. 
 
 Preaclier^liip, prctsh'ursiifp, ». 
 •J- tni 'ipri'bigcriitnt, tii; ^n-bigerftefle. 
 
 Preaching-, prctsli'ing, ». bn6 
 iJSrebigeii, bie 'jprebigr. 
 
 A preacli i n g-liouse , [©ngf.] eilie 
 j?irrf)c ber Siffoiitcr. 
 
 Preachment , pretsh'mlnt, «. 
 \ tie ^rebigt. Shak. 
 
 Preacqtiaintance, preal^- 
 kwiln'tanse. *. bit uoruiiinge S8i'f(itnitrd)iift 
 pb. ^enntiiig. [tcii, adj. uyrdiufig bcfiiiint. 
 
 Preacquainted, prcalikwan- 
 
 Preadainite, pread'damite, t. 
 ber ^riiabiiniit. 
 
 Preadainitic, preaildamit'ik, a(fj. 
 prnnbamitirrf) , lu^r Qlbiim. 
 
 Preadininistration, pi cad- 
 niiiiiiistia'sliuii, *. bie Liprdiiifige SSfniml. 
 tiing. 
 
 Preadinoilii^h, prcadmnn'nisli. 
 V. a. im SBoniii^ crtiinhiu-n , lunriieii. 
 
 Preadinoniti(>n, prcadmnn'sli'- 
 in. s. bie luTliiiifiiiie 2Bariuiiig, &rmn()iuing. 
 
 Preamble, prc'aml>l, (fr. pre'ain 
 bule) «. ber G'ingiiiig, bie 93orrebe, ©iiileii 
 tiing ; bii5 95onVieI. 
 
 Preamble, ». a. mit einer ©iiilei: 
 tuiig t'crffhen , eiiilfiteii. 
 
 Preambulnry, prcam'hulare. \ 
 
 Preambulous, preambulus, \ 
 «dj. t ucriiiiifig , in'rhfrgcl}eitb. 
 
 Preainbulaie, pream'bulAte. (I.) 
 V. n. iirr(iiigi'l)en. 
 
 Preambulation, pr^lmbula'- 
 ■hun, #. I. bns SSprnngefjen. 2. t bie ^in; 
 ftitiing. Chaucek. 
 
 Preambiilatory, prcam biili- 
 (urre, ndj. iior()i'rgrheiib. 
 
 Preantepenuitimaie, pro 
 
 ant^peniil'teriiite, (v. lat.) adj. [(ijrnnim.) 
 tierriefit. 
 
 Preapprehension, pieappre 
 lien'»liun, *. bie Dorgefiipte '>3)rciiiiiiig, bn? 
 85LTiirti)ei(. 
 
 P.rease, p'ese, s. f ic.A ©cbraiiiie 
 (B. 'iWteiifiteiiA Chai'mah. 
 
 PKE 
 
 Preaning-, pre'.Mug, adj. f brmi! 
 geiib , prffJi'Mb- 
 
 Preaudience, pieaWjeluse, ». 
 Pie ^uuigfulge ber ilbuofiuen uor 03erid)t, 
 bag 3fed)t, vox ciiiein 'Jliiberu geljort }u 
 lucrbeii. 
 
 Prebend, prlb'lnd, (fr. pre'bende. 
 l'. I. piaebeo' 5. 1. bie ^i5riil>fiibc, ^Jgfvuiibe, 
 Stifti-ile'le. i -j- ber 'ipfninbder. Bacon. 
 
 Prebendal, piebeu'dal, adj. ju 
 ciiur ■l>riU>eiibe grliiivtg. 
 
 Prebendary, pilbcMdere, *. ber 
 'ipfriiiit'iier , X)otni, erifrs-herr. 
 
 Prebt^ndJU'ysilip , prlb'ludere- 
 -sliip. 3. bie 6telle, baS ilmi euie» 'Bnfa- 
 Ijerrii, bie ^rnheiibe. 
 
 Precarious, preka reiis, (f. pre 
 cH.'iiis) adj. 1. ertjtttelt. I. iingeiuiB, «b; 
 (;nngig, utifirt)er, fd)iimiifeiib, pref.ir. 
 
 Precarious trade. (vpiUlCelj ber ver^ 
 becfre ©cel)iinbel, '^n-efiireiljciiiC'iI. A - book, 
 till 'Slid), beffcM 2Bfrrl) vvn fvm2vbe >]Inberer 
 nbljiiiigt. A - kiug, eiii J?oiiifl, befycii ®e< 
 lUiilt iiiir preffir ill. 
 
 Precariously, prekA'r^ilsle, adj. 
 uergrm|1igiiiig6ivcife, iine iBergi'iiiiltaung; 
 luigeiuiij, rd)aHiiiffiib, prefiir. 
 
 To subsist pr e ca r io ti.s I y , fcilie ge: 
 ipifTe, rii1)tTe (S-jriileii) Ijofeii. 
 
 Precariousne-S.s, prekA'reus- 
 iies, *. bie Uiifid)irl;tir, llnjeiuigl;eit, v\6 
 l)migigfeit, biu- lliir(Ct)i'rc, fcdjiu'Hifeiibe, ^^re: 
 fire. [fenb (gigeiu. 
 
 Precative, pre'kai'v. adj. (to) l>ir= 
 
 Precatory, prekitiire, adj. b\U> 
 lid), 55irt. . 
 
 Precaution, prekaw'sliun , ( fr 
 233., 0. I. praecaveo) t- 1. rfr pi. »ie 25»r: 
 uc^r, 93enuaijriiiig (uor &tipii«). 2. f bie 
 2Cnniiiiig. 
 
 To take one's precautions, p»r6ailf n, 
 fid) permal;reii , feine 23orfid)timnBregeiii 
 uel)iiirii. 
 
 Precaution, v. a. l. lunriien. 2. 
 (JtiDog iierlji'irt'ii , riiier ©ml)' »i)rbniieii. 
 
 Precautional , prekaw'tiliunal, 
 adj. lUH'beiigetib, 25in-fid)r5 . . . 
 
 Precautionary , pi eka w'shun 
 are, ndj. I. eiiie (lu'riiiiiflge) "lijiirmiitj 
 enrf)nlteiib. 2. porbeiigeiii), ms ©d)iinif(mit. 
 rel biciienb, 35orfid)tS. .. [iiunjrrgeiii. 
 
 Precautionary measures. 9SDr|ld)t6 
 
 PreCetlaneOUS, pre.seda ueiii.. 
 (0. liU. praeccdo) adj. Uo> pliraiigil)rilP 
 
 (einer ®iid)e) , pordergrl^eiib, poriuiflgel;eM6. 
 
 Precede, pie.sc(le'. (lat. praecedol 
 
 p. a. I. (ber 3fit iwd)i einer ©iid)e ihtihi, 
 porlirr fb. luiranSgeljin. 2. (benrJtangf niid)' 
 Cinein uorgrften ; beii aSoriMiig, JSirmrr 
 Ijaben (I'or). 3. f einer Soc^e porangcl^en 
 InfTrii, pornU!=rd)icfrii; j. 23. It is u.sual to 
 - Iio.stlllties by a public declaration, ge> 
 luMjMiiii) Infst lUiin JeiiiMVligfeiren cine of: 
 fenriid)e GTriikung poaiiigtl;i;n. Kent. 
 
 The corruption of morals precedes 
 the ruin of a state Cber the ruin of a stale 
 Is preceded by etc., brill 2Serfil(l eiiicr 
 ©tnnteS geljt bn^ ©irtenprrberbiiit', Sitrrii: 
 pcrbcrbcn , Per Sitreiu'erfiid iHiri)er. The 
 
 (lay preceding bell iiig I'Or... 
 
 Precedence, pie-.c den.se. ( 
 Precedency, pru-^c dense, ^ 
 
 PKE 
 
 1. (to) ini 23iirnn.-, 25iT(ier.-, 9Jornu«ge^en 
 (I'or). 2. t)ni SBorljergeljenbe. 3. ^er SSor* 
 mug. 4. i a) Pie Ueberlegi'iif;eit. b) ber 
 2Sin-jug. 5. ber aSorrritt (bei 5(feiulirf)en 5Je» 
 lien K. ; bcii 9fe;-i)t Ijiejii). 
 
 To give any one the precedence, 
 G-inem ben =Sorrrirr iciffen. 
 
 Precedent, prcsedent. adj. fn'u 
 l)er, Porljergi'lH'iib; [9ied)tt-fpr.J uorUinfig; 
 (to) einer ©ad)e ui'rljer; , puran^, poraii«> 
 gfl)enb. [0Lnl)ergfl)en. 
 
 To be precedent to.., einer ©ildje 
 
 Precedent, pres'scdent, *. I. ((S-tJ 
 
 wai , t-ai ([[6 2}ei|"pici, iiio -Jfegel fiir niibere 
 Snde, ffir fuiiimenbe 3fiten bicnen miijj) 
 Per SScrgiing, purl)er gerd)el)ene, porl}erge« 
 gangene nl)iiiii1)e %(\(l, Pn? (i'orl)ergeg,ingene) 
 Seifpiel, •OJiiiiter, bie i)fii'^trrf)inir, :Sorfd)rift 
 bei ffinfrigen Jiiflen ob. fiir Pie JJolge; oft 
 pl. bii5 2Sorl)ergegiingene; [Dfed)tsrpr.] bie 
 frnhere rid)terlid)e (5-nrrd)riPiiMg in einem 
 ii!)Mlid)en ^aile, bdi ^nicebeni, pi. bie <)5rn> 
 cePciitien ; bie Jurmel, t)n& Jominlar. 
 I. t bii« ^pnjcpt, ber enripiirf, bie erfte 
 iprtnbrd)rift. Shak. 
 
 This is not to be drawn into prece- 
 dent, bifg fnnn nid)t nl6 9{id)ffd)niir filr 
 bie 5l)Ige bieneil. 'Twill be recorded for a 
 -, niiiii ipirb filnftig fid) f)irrniif benifen. 
 
 P r e c e d e n t - b o o k , b(\i JumUllnrbUCt). 
 
 Precedenteti, pics'sedented, adj. 
 Piird) ciiifii porljergigangeneii iil)nlic^en %<ill 
 i)ered)rfi'rrigt. 
 
 Prece«lentiai,pre.sedln'shal, n^^. 
 ben^iMjug, 9fcing, 23ortrift betrrffenb. 
 
 Precedentiy, prese'dentle, adv. 
 i'orl)cr, luirfjin, porliwiiig. 
 
 Precee.«sely, (\(i)iitt.) p r e p i s e I y. 
 
 Preceiience, presellense, ) 
 
 Precellency, picseiiense. ^ ' 
 l.u.) t. t ber SBor^iig, bie 25prtreffud)feit. 
 
 Precentor, pieslniur, (neiilnt, 
 praecentor) s. bet 'iprnceiuor , SBiirftnger. 
 
 Precept, pre'sept, ([. praeceptuni) 
 .f. 1. bie 9feger, 25orfd)rift. 2. Idlt(l)t6(fv.] 
 Per 53ficl)l, bni? ®ebi)t. 
 
 Preceptiai, pre-sep'shal, adj. + 
 au} 9{egL'ln, 9SL>rfd)rifteii bei7il;enb. Shak. 
 
 Preception, presepshun, «. -f* 
 Pie 25iT|'d)rift, 3?egel. 
 
 Preceptive, presep'tfv, adj. l. 
 grbifteiib, porfdireibeiib, 25orfd)rifreii eiirf)iil» 
 reiib. 1. bcleljrenb, unterrid)teiib; bibaftifc^ 
 ^poi'fie 2C.). 
 
 Preceptor, presep'tur, (lat. 2C.) 
 s. I. § Per £el;rer, 2el)riiiei|ler. 2. (bifiip.) 
 ;''er ObPrlel)rer (einer ©d)iile). 
 
 Preceptorial, piCNepio'rcal, adj. 
 ill einnn S3el)rer geljijrig. A - prebend, eiiie 
 
 t Pent 9i()rainre perbiiiibciic ^frfinbe. 
 
 Preceptory, preseptoii, o<y. 
 2Sorrd)vifii'n ertl)eileiib. 
 
 Preceptory, *. (efjeni.) I. bie 
 ^pfrunCe eine^ lempctljerrn. 2. ein nnter« 
 geprbneteS Orbeii^I;iiiio, mo Uiiterric<)t ec« 
 !l;cilr nnirPc. 
 
 Precession, prlslsliun, (f. prae- ■ 
 cedo) J. 1. t bns SSi'rnngelieii. 2. [9l|lron.I m 
 - of the equinox, Pie SBorri'icfiiiig, bits SScfi 
 rilrfi'ii ber '7iiid)rglrid)e. 
 
 Pre€?inct, prcsiugkt', ((. praecingo) 
 
 1. (geiup!)nl. pi.) bie (areiije. 2. (.im /»/•> 
 
Fate, far. fall. fat. Me, met. FInp. fin. N6, movp, n6r, got. 6il, cloiiil. Tube, tub, full. t/Mn, TMi.^. 699 
 
 ^(•r 9Iiiit«bfjirf , &md)tib<\irt ; (i) tai ^e. 
 rrtct), txr Unit'ina. 3. (iiii »ing ) bet £i|lritc, 
 Sbtsixt , ini Qiebitt. 
 3. In case of non-acceptance (of the col- 
 lector) llie parish or precinct (hall 
 proceed to a new choice. 
 
 Law of Maxsachdiett*. 
 l*reciu!fity t pri*heo>>'ete, «. -f 6it 
 
 Precious* presh'ui, ((. pretiodis) 
 adj. 1. ? fiMlbnt. 1. i m) fuflbiu, t^nirr, 
 wtrti). b) trifflitfe. c) t u. I rrtiil>er, ftillirt). 
 
 Precioii* atone, ber fuilbarc , tbU 
 ©tent, (JCelrttin. - meiaU, tie fc|lbiirri» 
 <»iciiiile (t. t). «i)l6 u. Silbcri. 
 
 Prt^ciuUiilyT pieshuoli, ad». 1. 
 fo|lt>iir. 2. f u. j, fiUiDiT, foillid). 
 
 PreciousiiesHf pr«ih'u«D»*, «. 
 6if fii'(lt>.irPfit '.iex 2Btril)). 
 
 I"recl|»e, pre«'ii|'i, f. Praecipe. 
 
 Precipice, piescipii, (fr. 2U , v. 
 l.u.) «. 1. t bet ilb.iruiiB, *ilb|luri. 2. t ai 
 btx 31bflruut» (tn 3cit lO. b) Ut ilbgruiie, 
 6i« (irDgt . jjloo''*' Wti'iil)r. 
 
 Precipientf pri»ip'p^ent, (hit.) 
 edj (jfbletriit, l't;|il;lrii6. 
 
 Precipitabilitjr, priiippitabil ■ 
 c e. «. lCl)fin.J Die 9iif ^er^rt)ll1gbnrf eit , tie 
 (f-iiltnrcb'tft ot). itv 3>ifl>i»t)' ^'1 (>■>( ©"''■ 
 jliiiij uiefer(jefd)lfl!)fii luerteu fniin. 
 
 Precipitable, prCMp'piiaUl, adj 
 [dljem.j iiicDerfct^lnubiir, uie(trae|'4lA(]en 
 ruerDeii f&iuieiit. 
 
 Precipitance, priMp'pitanne, I 
 
 Precipitancy, pr^Mppetanki. ^ 
 (Olid) Precip'iian tneai) t. 1. tie grege 
 Q-ile (im ffleljeiu, Jjxirtigfeit. 2. i a) bit Sori 
 e-.Iigfeit: ii)ni1. l») jie Uebereilmifl. 
 
 Preclpiionce of judguieot, citi UOr> 
 
 tiline« llrilteil. ^ ^ 
 
 Precipitant, pres!p'piiant, (Uu. 
 
 praetipitoi adj. I. (to) l)emb> , l)eriiiiter. 
 
 fliiritiictnuf). 2. frtMell, fj.ijlijj. 3. i a> uor. 
 
 l'(i)iien. h) rAfd) (t<ri|'(tr(iteiiD. c> uDcrrilt, 
 
 uiienvortet. 
 
 3. a; Siioiild he rrtil/n, that troop lo 
 
 blithe and bold, 
 
 Precipitant in (ear, would wing 
 
 their flight. Pope. 
 
 3. b) Precipitant rebellion. K Ciiarle*. 
 
 3. c) Such decayi as are precipitant 
 
 aa to yeara, iVi(f>e '>2tbiiiil;ineti , tie vor 
 
 ben 3<i|;>^"< eiiitreteii tiDer \i<i) tri-iiiiirii. 
 
 TAYLOa. 
 
 Precipitant, «. I. [Sl^etn. ] bai 
 9?ieDcrrd)Ui); , 5.i(hiii(jetnittel. 2. [TOib.] 
 bai iiifterfitlntiftiCe, fntupfente 'TOiftel. 
 
 Precipitautly, adv.iat)t, u6ct> 
 «ilt, i'i>rrd)iic(i. 
 
 I^recipitate, pri»ip'pitlie, v. a. 
 l.l^itab:, I)inn6>, l;eruiUer>, ()iiuin[eTi 
 (irirjeil (from, toil; Into, in). 2. i a) bei 
 At)ieuiiigeii. b) ubereilcn. 3. [Stjem.] iiiei 
 6erirf)lii(jfii. 
 
 To precipitate patients into consump- 
 tions, btw Sriteiiteii fctjleunig bit @(t)iuiiiD> 
 flict)t 4lliici)eii. To - one's designs, fid) hi 
 feinen ^Imicii ilbfreilcii. Let not such biind 
 fury- your thoughts, ge6t nid)C in, bag 
 turd) (eld) bltnbe Wut^ eure ©ebanten fid) 
 ubcreileii. 
 
 Precipitate, r. n. I. i)ttab', f)in< 
 
 PKE 
 
 nb«, f)erunter» , ^inunterrti'irjen. 2. 1 fid) 
 ubereilen. 3. [Gt^ent.] fid) ntebe.rrd)l>igen, {n 
 35vbeii fnllrn. 
 
 Precipitate, pre>ip'pitat. adj. 
 1- iai) t)txt\b' , IjiiirtbiU'irienb. i. t a) vox: 
 eiliQ, ubcreiU (iu, in) ^ vvrrd)iic(l. b) raid). 
 3. |lcU, jtit). 4. [St^etn.j nieccrgirdjiagen. 
 2. b) A precipitate case ol disease. 
 
 Arbuthnot. 
 
 Precipitate, «. [SOnn.] bee i}iii'> 
 berid)laa. 
 
 Precipitate per se ob- red -, [S^eni,J 
 ber ri>ti)e iliicdrilberiiieberi'i^liig. 
 
 Precipitately, presip'piiatii, 
 adv. 1. i )tU) l)tnob, jtU; niebcr. 2. f a) I'lbers 
 eiU, vureil:g. b; t'lbrr :^iM6 iinb Repi- 
 2. a) Neillier praise uor censure pre- 
 cipitately. Webster. 
 
 Precipitation , pra^ippeiA >.huM. 
 t. I. b(\6 j(>inab), 4>i'r><'>-'< :^i'ciin[ertliic)en, 
 I ber Stiir). 2. ber i&tiir) (bed -:!l><i|7er6 t(-). 
 3. i bie llebereiliing, iiiiijeiluiiie &il(. 4. 
 [dtjein. ] bH6 i)iii.ber|'d)iiigrM, Oie 3iieber> 
 fctlMgiiufl. 
 
 Precipitator, pri.ip'pltAiur, *. 
 ber %rrd)leiiiiiger, bai, wai beiatieuingt. 
 
 Precipitoun, piesi^peius, (and) 
 Precipi lio us) adj. I. i jtU), fteil. 2. 1 
 a) jiil) (gefii^rlid)). b) ubireiir , uuriitiu-d. 
 
 Precipitoivfly, pre>ip pitiisli, 
 (illld) Precipitlo usi yi adii. 1. |len, JAl}. 
 2. 1 iiber ^M u. .Repf. libt'reilr, t)i>ri'd)iie!l. 
 
 PrecipitouMiiC!!!*, pie*ip ceiUs- 
 nes, «. I. f bie 3(i>)'- '^- t C nugifliiiiie 
 g-ile, llebereiluug. 
 
 Preciput, pres'iput, (D. lat. prae- 
 cipuuoi «. [:){e(])td|Vr.j ba4 Segat. 
 
 Precise, pie*i>e', diU. praecisus) 
 adj. 1. beilitnmt (grinui). 2. itberrriebeii 
 geiiiiu, (ingiliid), nltjii piturtlici) (in, in); 
 ge^icrt, gejiuungen, iVci)De. 
 I. The law iu this point is precise. 
 
 Bacob. 
 For the hour precise 
 Exacts our parting. MiLTon. 
 
 A precise wouiaii, bie >3pr&be. 
 
 Precisely, pieNi%e li, adv. 1. be> 
 tliintiit, gennu. 2.ijbeririebi'ii geuiui, iingillut. 
 1. The lime of an eclip.ie may he preci 
 sely deieriuiued by calculation. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Preciseuess, presUene^, 4. 1. 
 bie 2)(|liiuuitt}ett, 0)i'iuiiujrcit. 2. bie aH^ii' 
 gn'pe (iicnanigreii, iibertriebenc i)>tjiirilid)- 
 reti, ^cngiliid}rei(. 
 
 Precisian, priaizh'ian, «. f I. 
 ber iBi'ilimmenbe , (5-iiier, ber ©renjen |'ei>t; 
 Cer Wriibler, dngi1iid)e 'ffienft^. Shak. 2. 
 ber -Jfiaoriil, ©treiiiiliiig. 
 
 PrecisiauiMui, ftiJuWiialim, M. 
 bit iibcrtricbeue ^j>uiir(Ud)(eit , flngilli(t)i: 
 ©rri'iige. Miltoh. 
 
 Precision, p'i>ixh'un, (fr. 20.) *■ 
 bie il>r|liiiimil)cit, Oiriiiitiigfelt. 
 
 Precisive, preNi siv, adj. genau be: 
 (iinuutnb , eiiifitriiiifeiib, nbrd)iieibenb. 
 
 Preclude, pielililde', iint. prae- 
 cludo) v. a. 1. 1 aii!Srd)lic6i'n (uon); to - 
 anyone from.., a>@'Uiril anc|'d)Iicpcn Pon... 
 b)<5-iiieii, Gtwrt^ I'lTijiiiDtrii nn.., jn... 
 2. (eiiiem &inn)ur[e zo degegnen, vurben^ 
 gen. 
 
 PKE 
 
 1. a) Sin. by its very nature, preclu- 
 des the sinner from heaven; it pre- 
 cludes the enjoyment of God's fHvor, 
 or it precludes the favor of God. 
 Webster, b) Tlie valves preclude 
 the biood from entering the veins. 
 
 Darwih. 
 To preclude one's self from... fid) 
 felb|l bie (yilciienljeit nbr<ftneibeii, }n jc. 
 
 Preclusion, preklu'Aliun, t. i bit 
 'HiiJiMilirHiing, ber 9lii^rd)lii6. Ramiii.cr. 
 
 Preclusive, preklu'siv. adj. t 
 
 prafliifiv. iiiifrd)lier;eiib (of. (StiwiI'). Ece y 
 act of France brspuke »n intention - of 
 accouimodatinn, )ei)r >^aiiMilii>l t^rililfri'ld)^ 
 leigte bie <Ui<|14)[, cincm S5i'rgleid)e mniUt 
 md&ittt. Br«KE. 
 
 Preclusively, preklu Mvle. adi>. 
 burit 01ufrd)lief;iiiu] vb. 91ii.:f(l^iiiu. 
 
 Precocious, prekt^shus . Mot- 
 praecoi) adj. I. trul) , ^f"') • • . frfiljrcif, 
 fruhjeitig , porieitig. 2. i frii|)jcitig, uor« 
 Jfitig. 
 
 PreCOCiOUSneSS,preli6'aliUknes, 
 I. bie 5'^i"il)reife, Sruljifiiigfeit. 
 
 Precocious n ess in learning, bit PDr< 
 jritine (})eici)rriimreit. 
 
 Precocity, prikos'sitj, i. 1. f bie 
 ■Jn'ilireiff. 2. f bie JJ'^iiljreife (bc4 (5)ci|le«). 
 
 Preco^itate, piekodjetjtte, (lat.) 
 9. a. porbebeiirrn, porl^er bcbeiifen ob. i'iber< 
 Irfjen. [«. bai S3orbebeiifen. 
 
 PreCO|fitntion,prel.odjeta'shun, 
 
 Precofpnita, f. Praecognita. 
 
 PreCOf;:uition, preko^nlshun, 
 (lot.) «. t. bie 23i<rreniitni6. bai S3orivuUca, 
 bir uortjergrljenbe Uiiterrud)niig eb. $ri'i> 
 fniig; ber !5orbrba(^t. 2. [Scots law] bat 
 porl)erflel)eiibe, iH>rliiiifige 3riigciiperl)&r, bie 
 einer gerid)riid)cii S3erfiMgiiiig por()ergel;enbe 
 3eiiqeniibi)i)riing, Sfunenuernc^miiiK). 
 
 Precollection, prekollekshua, 
 M. bie ui<rgaiigii)e, porlniifige <3aniiulting. 
 
 PreCOUipose, pr^kompixe', v.a. 
 i>ext)fx iii|"amineniei)en, obfajTen. 
 
 Preconceit, prekiinsete', t. bat 
 83Driir[t)cil, bie PDrgetagte ^eiiuino. 
 
 PreCOUCeitetl,prekonse'ied,a(f>. 
 porgetaMt. 
 
 Preconceive, prekonseve', V. a. 
 porl)er im Qieiflt jafftn , fid) porfteUen , awit 
 beiifen, fid) benfeii. 
 
 Preconceived opinions, porgefaiite 
 '3}?eintiiigen, SSornrtf)cile. 
 
 Preconception,prekoiuep'shuu, 
 *. bie porgrfiiBte ^Jeiiuing ob. Z^tt. 
 
 Preconcert, prekonsert', r. a. 
 purfjer perabreben. 
 
 PreCOUization, prekoneta'shuii, 
 «. 1. + ber Slufnif. 2. [rBin. Jlarbiiiiiifi* 
 toncgiiim] bie 91bfiinbiguna (juni ^IC'< 
 i^niiie ic.). 
 
 Preconize, prik&nize', (int. prae- 
 eonium) ». a. (rimi. finrbiuiilfifoatginm] 
 nbfiinbigi'n, fi'ir ipiirbig erflareii. 
 
 Preconsig-n, prekonsine', ». a. 
 jnm 25or.iu« nbniad)en ob. nbtl)iin. 
 
 Precon.Stitute, picknn'sleiute, 
 B. a. juiii iBoraii«, porl)cr errid)ten. 
 
 Precontract, prekontrakt, $. bev 
 POrl)rrnel)eiiDe ^ertmg, fri'il)ire SJJi'filleid). 
 
 Precontract , piek()utrakt', t. a. 
 
700 Faip, far. fail, fai. Me, met. Fine, fin. No, n.6ve, nor, got, 6U, cIouM. '¥i\he, tub, fiill. l//in, THIs." 
 
 PUE 
 
 turd) ciucn l'or()crsJel}en^clI 23ertrag biutcn; 
 (to) ooxi)tt ijcriVred)en (nut). 
 
 A woman precontracted to another 
 man. ^ Ayliffe. 
 
 M^rectirse? piekurse', s. t bns 95or. 
 
 |tid)eii. 
 
 Shak. 
 
 Precursor, prekilr'sur, ((nt.) «• 
 bft aSorliiiifcr, 95or6rfc, SBtrfilnber. 
 
 Precursory, pickiir'sure, adj. 
 iHTflaugig, l'orl)n•<)el)L'n^, iierfunftenb. 
 
 Precursory symptoms of « fever, 
 ginupti'inc, Die 25or(H>rcii ciuefi 55''^*'* fi""' 
 tic fill -J-ii-biT iH'rfiiiiften. 
 
 Precursory, *. f bie @in(cituiig. 
 
 I"recla,ceou8, prcda'shus, (u. Int. 
 praedai «rfj. OIMII 9{aube lebfUft, 9{rtU& . . . 
 
 Predaceousiiess, pridashus- 
 nes. s. 6ii5 Sibtn I'l'in SJnube. 
 
 Pretlal, pie'dal, adj. I. jiim 9?fliibe 
 flii)l!iriij, ?vaub... 2. taubeni, taii&crifd), 
 SiniiO... 
 
 Predatory, prld'dature, adj. 1. 
 rmit'ci-it'd), 9{aub... 2. taub\i\d)t\Q. 
 
 A predatory excursion , a — war, eitl 
 9?(iiitv}iiii, ein aiiuibfriefl. 
 
 Prt^decease, prcdesese', v. a. 
 C-iiun iiiiljt fibiTleben, uur G'tncm flerbcii. 
 
 Predeceased, pred^seest', adj. 
 1. iH'rIjer i>fr|lin-t'fn. 2. l f()cin(ilig. Shak. 
 
 Predece.ssor, preciescssiir, cfr. 
 
 predecesseur) s. I. bft SSorgmigct (till 
 3Imte :c,). 2. (bijiufili'in bet iBurfiilir. 
 
 Predesig-n, predcsiue', V. a. Wt: 
 J)<r bcrd)lic(5eii oft. bcflbfiittigt". 
 
 Prede8tinariaii,predesteiii'rean, 
 #. ['J.f)eol.] bet 93ort'ertimimitigi-(jIiiii6ige, 
 Sliil'nngcr Bet 55orbt|1iiiimiiii()^: , <prii6e|lij 
 iintioii^ldji-e, - adj. ju Ccr $rnDf|1iii(itiDiie! 
 lel)rc nff)orin. 
 
 Predestinate, pridls'tinite. (int. 
 
 praedestino) i>. o. [H)COl.] l>orf)er bcflillllUCll, 
 jjniBf niuireii , (iiiC-ermnfjIcn (to, unto. ju). 
 
 Predestiuate, v. n. J. bit ^ert)(t: 
 6eiTinimiiii(i bf()oiipri'n, baxan glniibeii. 
 
 Predestinate , adj. yorfjer _bci 
 f.itiimr, prn6i.'ftiiiirt. 
 
 Predestination , predesteni'- 
 sliun, *. [i()oi'(.] Die 5Bi)rbc|1imniiiiig, 93rr: 
 l)irbci'tiiiimung, ©luiDeinuinl)!, ^^riiDeiliiintioii. 
 
 Tile doctrine of p r ed e s ti n a t i o n , Die 
 ^riiDi'iliiMtiinifilfhre. 
 
 Predestinator, prcdes'tcnJiiur. 
 «. 1. Der S5or: vb. 9Si.^rf)fr6e(litittiicr. 2. Dcr 
 Slitlionflrr Der ^riiDfitiiinfiiMiflelire. 
 
 Pre<iestine, piedes'i'n, p. a. (to) 
 lHMt)crlM|liiiimcn, priirfifiiiireii <}ti). 
 
 PretJeterniiuate, prcdcterme- 
 nate. udj. lH^rl>efllllIH(r , rorlnr beriiiiiiiit. 
 
 Precieteriiiiiiation, predctlr- 
 mciiasliuii. t. I'JIjiDl.j Die 25iH'l<e|timimiitg, 
 S3iirherlui1imnuiiig. 
 
 Predeteriiiiiie, predcter'iuui. v. 
 a. [ihriM] rortu'iliniiiirit, i'or()rr beilimiufii. 
 
 Predial, picdeal. p.cjcal. (i\ lilt, 
 praediuni) adj. I. nilf ipi^^fcn OD. ^aiierii< 
 fliuerii bet'tel)f"D , 9<iiiD... 2. SniiDi iiiiD 
 Grbgilter bftrrffeiiD. 3. nit eiii (Srbgiit, an 
 (Siitet gebiiiiDcit, Dnrniif l).iftetiD. 
 
 Predial titlies, Dcr ^tU(t)t\ti}\\tt. — 
 rights , Die fifiiiere gelDpplijei. - estate, 
 bui CaiiDgtit. - slaves , Die JJiitittringeii 
 eiiie£ Crbgiitee. 
 
 PRE 
 
 Predicability, prldikabil'ete, s. 
 
 [Sog.l Die iJJrnDifnbtlttnt, ^liisfngbrtrfcit. 
 
 Predicable, preddekabl, ((. prae- 
 dicabilis) adj. [Cog.] otiffngbnr, bcilegi'nr; 
 (of) nitsgei'ngt luerDeu foitiieiiD (poii). To 
 be - of . ., niiegefngt lucrDeii fijiiiicn uoii .., 
 einer ©nc^je nl$ (S-igenfd)nft beigelegt lucrDeit 
 rbiiiirn. 
 
 Intelligence is not predicable of 
 plants. Webster. 
 
 Predicable, *. [ Sog.] Dcr ndgc! 
 titciiie S3il}niipfimg^begriff , cine Dcr flint 
 G"igeiifcl)nfrcit ((Scfdjiedjr, Oartuitg oD. <!lrt, 
 lliiterid)fiDiiiig*iiierftiinl, bni ©igentl^iimlirtj^: 
 lIliD 3l'innige, genus, species, difference, 
 property and accident), Die eilietn Dilige 
 beigrlfgt lucrDeii fniiii. 
 
 Predicament , pred'k'kamlnt . 
 (Int. praedicanienium) «. I. [Cog.] Dn^ 'iJ3rn; 
 Difniuciit, Der 33ei(egiiiig«bcgritf, bai J8c. 
 grifftfnrf),95cl)ni!pttiiigotnrt), Die^el;niipriiiig6: 
 finfye. 2. Die^la([e, DiDiiuiig (9lrr;; (Diil)tr) 
 3. ± Det 3u|lniiD, Die Cnge. 
 3. Tiie country is in a singular pre- 
 dicament. Webster. 
 
 Predicainentlti,predikamen'tal. 
 adj. <l5riiDifniiieiire berrrffeiiD; ju illnffcii, 
 DrDiiuiigeti geljorig. Hale. 
 
 Predicant, preddekant, (Int.) t. 
 I. (S-iiicr, Dcr (i>oii eiiiiiit J)iiige) G-fmn^ nu6- 
 fngt. 2. Der 'iprcDigcr, ^^JrnDifnut. --fri ars, 
 Die ^rcDigrr=, D. t). Domiiiifniieriii&ii(t)e. 
 
 Predicate, ptcddckate, (l. prae- 
 
 dico) V. a. 1. (of) (g-tivn^) niifiingeu <voni, 
 
 ciiier 'Badjc beiiegen. 2. prcDigen, befniiiit 
 
 iiind)cn, nii^nifeti. 
 
 1. To predicate wliiteness of snow. 
 
 Reason may be predicated of man. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Predicate, v. n. bc^ntipten, cine 
 53il)niip[iiiig I'liiljaiteit. 
 
 Predicate, prid'dekat, «. [Gog.) 
 Dne ^^jrhtifnt, i'difguiigt'iuurt. 
 
 Predication, prldekishun, t. 
 
 1. Die Grfinniiiii . isiijiuipfiiiig , ibciiigiiiig. 
 
 2. Die -Jjtfniiittiiuirtjuiig, ■.Uiii-riitiiiig. 
 Predicatorj, picd dckiiQie, adj. 
 
 Di'liauptillD, pt^l'iiiu. Bi>. Hall. 
 
 Predict, piedikt', dat. praedico) 
 B. a. vcti}ctu\(\(n, propl)ejeieii, lui'iiJiigfii. 
 
 Predictioit, picdiksimn, (f Pre- 
 dicts*. I. Die ':)irrpi)ijitiiii!] , S33ciffngiiiig 
 (Dnfi 2i}ci|7ngcii). 2. Die 'ipropljcjciiiiig (25oi-> 
 l^cncgr). 
 
 Predictive, prcdik'tlv, a J. (of; 
 (S-tiim? propt)cirieiiD,*i.'ri)i'r|"ngeiiD, ucrfuit> 
 DigcitD. 
 
 To be predictive of . . , ©tiunfi proj 
 pljeH'it'ii , I'erftiiifigrii. 
 
 Pre<iictor, piedlk'tiar, s. Dcr ©eifi 
 I'agcr, ■}5ripi)ct. 
 
 Predig'eNfion, prcdeje.«'tsliun, t. 
 Die ,)ti rd)iirlle uD. )ii I'liilje SSi'rDniiiitig. 
 
 Predilection, piedelekxhiin, (I. 
 ir.iedilectio) ». u<'i i"'te 23orIicbe (fiir). 
 
 Predi-SflOlient, piedispo nent, t. 
 Dn5 , tune I'l^rDertitet , iii ©nuns gciieigt 
 iiinrt)t. 
 
 Predisp<»se, ptedispize'. v. a. 
 (to) }iim 23ur:iii6, jiii'ot cD. i'orl;rr geiieigt 
 i"DiT grfdjicfr iitncfccii, Drrbereitcii, iliiiiiiieii, 
 prnDiipoiiireu (ju>. 
 
 PHE 
 
 predisposing', prcdlspn'iing, adj. 
 jiipor gciteigt tiindjeiiD, iiptbereiteiiD , prn» 
 DirponireiiD. (fiiiig^iirrnt^cn. 
 
 Predisposing causes, Die 25erntllnf« 
 
 Predisposition,prcdispozish'un, 
 s. Die 25ornit|lnlt ; (to) Die ^^5rnDi|pt>fitii)!i, 
 25iirbercirtiiig , I'orlnufige (S-iiirirf)finig , ba6 
 i>Drlniinge ®citcigifiiii, Die oi?riniiftge, frul)cre 
 'Iliilnge oD. XtiipifttiDii, fniljere e)eiieigtl)eit 
 (ill). 
 
 Tunes have a predisposition to tht 
 motion of the spirits, "3Jicli>Dieii luirfcil if)ret 
 iirrpn'iiig(id)cii S8eid)ntfeiil)ett iind) niif Die 
 ■ycmfguiig Der Sibi'iifgi'iiler. 
 
 Predominance , predom'mi- 
 iianse. iinD 
 
 Predominancy , pred6m'mi> 
 nanse, (mid) Predom'inantness)«. 1. 
 Da5 25orl)errr(teii ; S»m'orited)eii ; (over) Die 
 Ober(;niiD, bn& Ucbfrgci«id)t, Die DbergemnU 
 itibev). 2. [>lItlrDl.J Der l)6l;ere ©infill^ (cine* 
 ^JJinnetcii). 
 I. The predominance of a red color 
 in a body of various colors; the —of 
 love or anger among tlie passions; 
 the — of imperial authority in tiie con- 
 federacy ; the — of self-interest over 
 all other considerations. WebsteB. 
 
 According to the predominance of 
 ... je iind)Di'ni . . . iHirl}errrd)t , Ijeriu'rilid^t. 
 
 Predominant, prcdomnienant, 
 
 (Int. prae II. doiniiior) adj. liorl)err|'ct>Cllb, 
 
 i)croiir|lcd)enD, iibenvi'.'fleiiD, Die JOberltnnft 
 IjnbeiiD. 
 
 To be predominant, WTl)(rr\d)tn , 
 l)cri'oriled)en, Die €!bfr!)aiiD, Dn6llebcrgeiui(<)t 
 Ijnbcn. [naiiiie. adv. uorljiTrfdjeiiD. 
 
 PredomiiiJtntiy, predom'mi- 
 
 Predominate, predom'meniite, 
 J), n. 1. iioriieirid)iii, l)en'iir|led)eii , i)orI^err» * 
 fd)ciiD feiii, DieCbirliniiD oD. Dnf Ucbergeiuit^t 
 l)nbeii. 2. (over) a) Die DberljrtiiD t)abtn 
 (liber), bcl)errrd)ni. bi nii 6rnrfe iiberrnffen. 
 
 Predominate , i;. a. be()errfd)eii. 
 
 Predomina(i«>n, predommeni'- 
 shun . 4. Der \)'M)ae ©iiijlii^ , bai i5i>r< 
 l)errrd)i'n. [bereii; 
 
 Predy, pre de, adj. [yjtav.] fertifl.. 
 
 Preecli'd, ilnrt breech'd. Shak. 
 
 Pre-elect, pieeickt', v. a. uorljer 
 cnunhieii oD. niieivfilicii, I'orcnunbleii. 
 
 Pre-election, pri-elekshun, «. 
 Die 25orcriu(il)ltiiig. 
 
 Pre-eminence, prc-em'nienense, 
 (fr. IB. , L'. Int. praeem.neniiai «. 1. J (in) 
 Dn6 i)fnniriled)iii, 5?iri'iMTngcii (Diird), nil), 
 Der 3iniig , 2Sorrniig (in). 2. i Der i)hl)ett 
 (iiiipm;; Die iiberlegeiie PJeipnlr. 3. (bi^w.^) 
 Der Sorrnng (in. ini. 4. Die SBnriilglidjfcif, 
 ber iSoriiig; (to) Der 25orjiig (uot). 
 
 1. Tlie pre-eminence in honor or 
 virtue, in legal attainments or in me- 
 dical skill, in eloquence. Webster. 
 
 2. Tlie pre-eminence of Cliristianiiy 
 
 to any otiier religiousscheme.ADDisoM. 
 
 Let pmfit have llie p r e-e m i u e nc e of 
 
 honor, iiing Dcr ilfiut^eii Den S3urjiig vol 
 
 Der CS'hrc Ijnbeii. 
 
 Pre-eminent, pri-em'menent, 
 
 udj oDrjmiiid); crhnbeii; Tii.i(in) l)en)Dr(le» 
 
 d)eii«iniii, l)erpt)rrngeiiD (Diird)>/ ntte 3JiiDere 
 
 fiberrn-fffiiD (nil). 
 
 I 
 
Fkte, far, fAlI, fat. ML mei. Fine, fin. N'6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cloiud. Ti^be, Ji^b, fiill. lAin, Tflis. 701 
 
 PRE 
 
 IPre-eininently, preeni'minent- 
 
 \i, adv. T uoriugiict) ; (and) |) in \)ot)tm 
 Qitabt, im ^)Oii)il<n ®rnDe. 
 
 Pre-emption, pri-enishun, (lat. 
 praeemplio) «. 1 9{ert)t6iVr.l Ccr 55orfi1llI, 
 Sim n»6 itt erfltii $(inB ; t>a* aJerrnufe 
 te<t»t. 
 
 l*reen,prein, (f(l)0«. prein, prin ; tan. 
 preen; l)o[(. prieiu; S^irientt) *■ [Ifd)iii)l.) 
 BrtS (jii6clforiiiiflt 2Bfrfii-iifl , bit Qicibtl , 
 CJabeliinCel. 
 
 Preen, (f(<>ott. proyne, pruryie) v. a. 
 OuipuQcM (iai Qitfiebtt eiiict SoijdO, ti in 
 DrBiiiing Uqtw, <einem a3fo«' bit ^lUQel, 
 
 Pre-enffMg-e , pre-lngidje', v. a. 
 
 vort)tr, jiiin 95ornu«, biird) frril)frc S5er.j 
 trnqe bitibeii, utrbiiiBen, i'«rpjlid)tcn , firt) 
 pfli*tin mn<f)eii; uorhcr, juuor oerfprcrfjfii. 
 
 Pre-eiig'ag'einentjpre eiigidje'- 
 ment, «. 1. (to) Die fruiter eingrgaiinene, 
 frul)erf 5BfrbinMi(f)ffii oB- 9Jerpflirt)niUji (gf. 
 flfii, fjinfi^tiirt)). 2. Bie 9Sprl)crbctltri«iifl. 
 
 Pre - estftbltsll , pr«-eHiab'lish , 
 t. a. vDrt}tv, im oB. jimi iBomiiS it\l\t^tn, 
 fliiorBnen, finncferin. frri(f)tfii, bfilitnmtii. 
 
 Pr(^-e8taltlinliineut,pri'^s'ai>' 
 lUlinient, *. Bif i>orl.iiift«K, urniiinivfl*, frii: 
 t)ett ^(\Vt^imq. ©iiirirtjfunfl , (jTrirtjtiiiia. 
 itiorPntiiifl, 93ci1iiiimitiig. 
 
 Pre-exaiiiinntion,pr^-eg^a»>^ 
 na'iliun. ». Bif uorliliifi.ic , luir.iiinniilt 95irr 
 neljnumfl, 5lBI)oriina, SBrrljcruiifl , Uuttx 
 fuitun.j, ^pruiung. 
 
 Pre-ex«Mlliie, pre eg*anriii.».a. 
 Dorlnufiij uorlifr, ini 9JomiiS prfitcii, uiitcr: 
 fi\<bt\\. »?rl)6rrn, nbl^Bri-ii, i>eriiel)iiKH. 
 
 Pre-exist, pti-ifiUt', (lot.) •. n. 
 potljer Ba ffiii , vortjtx i>orl;tuiBeii fun, pra> 
 tfiHittn. ^ J 
 
 Pre-exlutence, pri eg/.is'fen»e. 
 (fr. 5D.) s. I. Bfl*- iBprBiiiVin, 25prl)«rBornn. 
 a. [mi'r.jmlniiB. ^Ijilof.] Me -Jjr.ujriilfni ( Btr 
 nieiir(t)l<(i}en @i'cle). 
 
 Pre-exlutent, pr4egii»'ieii», adi. 
 i>orl)fr, ftuljer uorljiinBcn oB. Bi|1<ljfnB, pro: 
 trxHiTtnb. 
 
 Pre-exlstlmatloii, pr4 egtimi- 
 ni'aliun. *. t B(e i-prflrtiigige , inHjttt ^d) 
 hmg, "Jlc^tucg einer Sndje oor (infr niiBcrn. 
 
 Pre-expeC<ttti<»n,l)ie ek«pek(i - 
 •hun, t. bit i>rrgiingigf, frfiljfre (h-ivrtrning. 
 
 Preface, prijfa., (fr. 2D., i>. rnt. 
 praefatio) «. Bie SSorrcBc, Brt* 25or)UPrt, Bcr 
 SJprbericbt, Gingniig, Bit G'iiilfitiiiig. 
 
 Preface, «■ a. I. mir riiimi @^in> 
 flange, einet (Sinleitnng, SSorroBe I'trfrljcn, 
 rtnfuljren, einteiten. 2. 4 (with) boV^rn, be. 
 berfen (mit). Addihom. li'oriinrd>irfrn. 
 
 Preface, ■>. n. drmos aid 6-iuii'itinig 
 
 Prefacer, preffaMji, *. Ber 2Jer: 
 fftffcr eiiicr 35orr(Be, aSorrrBcr 
 
 Prefatory, preTfatuti, adj. rin> 
 JeitenB, (JinieitiinflS. .. 
 
 K. prefatory discourse , Bi( SSorrrBe, 
 CfiMleitiiiig, Ber G-ingrtiig. 
 
 Prefect, pri'felit, (Int. praeiectn*; 
 fr. pre'fet) «. I. [nltcd 9ftJtnJ Brr 93ffH)l6l)ti. 
 ber, Oberbcfcl)ifl)nbrr, ©tntrfjiilrcr; ('Jriinfr.J 
 Ba ^riifeft, 95orilrl);r, SJt'rilniiB, CbiTlauB: 
 iH'flt. "i. 5 Ber SBi'rgi'iVijrr, 33orrtri)rr; iB.il^er) 
 3. t Ber Sdtu^ai-u, Bu- .E(1;i>vgi>iti'in. 
 
 PRE 
 
 3* Venus is prefect of mnrriage. 
 
 Prefectsiiip, pre'felit.<iiiip, ) 
 
 Prefecture, prefieiiisliuie, ) 
 I. BietBt>U(t;iilrcr>, 2)efel)lf()iibi-r!, "ipraffftfii: 
 llelle, Bie 53BiirBe, bai '21iiit eiiite iSfiUtl^iil^ 
 rers, •ipriifeftm , Me -JSrafef tur , 25i)rilfl)i'r;, 
 ®riutl)iilrerf(l)a|t, Obtrbefeljlcijoberidjiift. 2. 
 Bte @eri(^reb.irfeit, 3uri6Bifrion eiiiei "^riv- 
 fffren , ©rattljnitcrt , Dberbefebl&l>aber« , 
 £tar[|)alterr(1)>ift. 
 
 Prefer, prifir', (iat. praefero) ». a. 
 
 I. (above, l>efsre, to) uur)ict)(n (G'inrm, 
 
 einer ©nrt>e). 2. (to) erijeben , bfflJrBcrn (ju 
 
 einer ©telle it.). 3 (to) uortr.igen ((Snneni 
 
 bitten K.), uorbringen; (in) eiiigeben (cine 
 
 £lage k. bci ...); beantragen, in 9Sorf(l)log 
 
 bringen ((bcfe^e to; betreiben. 4. (mcifleiid 
 
 niir f ) (io> Q'inciii BArbiettii , B<irrei(t>rn, 
 
 ribrrrei(()(n. Poi>e. 
 
 2. To prefer an officer to tiie ranli of 
 
 general. Webster. 3. It is our privi 
 
 lege to enjoy tlie right of pref e rri n g 
 
 petitions lo ruler* for redress of wrongs 
 
 Webstck 
 
 To prefer a bill against.., eine AUigc 
 eingrbrn, rinreic^en roiBer.., gegen .. 
 it before or to every thing, lliir 111 ti Itrt'iT 
 i\l6 9l(U'd. To — one creditor to another 
 cinen ©liitibiger beuorjugtn 
 
 Preferable, pref ferabi, «<{/. oo) 
 
 I. Bin95oriiig I'erPieneMB (I'or), (einer ©adje 
 
 I'Drjujietjen , uprjugli(t)ir aii ... 2. beffrr 
 
 i\l6 ... 
 
 2. Madeira winds preferable to claret 
 
 Virtue is far - to vice, Bie XiigenB 
 vrrBieiit bei ^eiteni Ben !8i<rjiig Dor Beni 
 Stifler, i|l 6ei SSJeitetn Bcin Saflcr oorjn 
 jtel)en. 
 
 Preferablenesfl,pr*rf«rablnes 
 s. bit 35rr)Uiili(t)fcit. 
 
 Preferably, prirftrabU , adv 
 uoring«weiie. 
 
 To choose Plaului preferably to 
 Terence, $li)utii6 Ben $8i<rjug por lereiij 
 geben. 
 
 Preference, prsfferense, «. (to 
 above, before, over) Ber 93or}iig (uor). 
 
 To have the preference above oBer 
 before .., Ben SBoriiig i)i\bcn vox ... To 
 give any one or any tiling the — to .., 
 before .., ©inen dB- Griund einent JlnBtrn, 
 rtiua* 91nBerem uoriiel)CM. To give - to ... 
 over .. , einer <Ba^t Ben 93orjiig uerfc^aifen 
 fiber ... 
 
 Preferment, prifer'nient, •. I 
 + Ber SBoriiig. Baoww. 2. Mr SiforBerinig 
 (}u (incin ^tnte, enter ©trflc). 3. Bie 9}e' 
 forBcrnng Kbai 'Jlnit, G-^reniimt). 
 2. Change of manners and even of cha- 
 racter olien follows preferment. 
 
 Web-hter. 
 
 Preferment in the church, Ble^fruilBe. 
 
 Preferrer, pieterrur, #. i. is-imr, 
 Ber i>orjifl)f. 2. ber iJrfi'rBcrer. 3. ttr -iU\- 
 briugi-r, (j-iiirr, Ber I'nrbriiigr, uprfragt. - oi 
 an iiidielnient. Ber iviiigrr. 
 
 PrefiK-iirate, p>eiigyur4te, r. «. 
 I'crtjrr Banlrllfii ei. nl«bil6eii, iiorbilBrii. 
 
 PrefisTHratioii, pieiigyitra'kiiiin. 
 J. Bie iH'ri)ersjil)iMiBf, iHTgiiiigigi- OarilelUiiig, 
 SSorbilBiing, •)lt>l>ili'>iiiig, P,i# 5>PrbilB. 
 
 Preliif iirative , pr/rig-yitraiiv, 
 
 PRE 
 
 adj. worker abbilBenB oB. BnrfleHenB, t>Dr« 
 
 btlBeiiD. [uerljer Bnrilenen, uorbilBen. 
 
 To be prefigurati ve of.., ©tiuntf 
 Prefigrure, prerfg'yure, (Irtt. prae 
 
 11. figure) V. a. uorl;er nbbilBtn oBer Bnr» 
 
 llcllni, I'Prl'ilBen. 
 
 Prefiue, prifjne', (Int. praefinire) 
 
 0. a. t I'orljerbcjlimnien oB. fcilfe^en. 
 Prefiuition, prefeuishun, t. f 
 
 Bie BorgrtMgige 3)eiliniimiijg cB. geilfe^nng. 
 Prefix, pretliis', (lat. praefigo) v. a. 
 
 1. I'criV^cii, urriiniV^eii; (to) frijeii I'er ... 
 
 2. oorljcr bfilinimcn, nnfe^rn, feilfc^en, nn» 
 berniiinrn ( eine Stit). 3. fefl|V$en (etn« 
 (J)ren)eK.). Hale. («prnfiriim, Bie9Sorfilbf. 
 
 Preflx, pre'fiks, *. I®rnmm.] Ba« 
 
 Prelixion, prefik'shun, 4. 1. Bie 
 Sors, ajoranfe^ung. 2. Bie ©eilimmnng, 
 SfdiVijiing. [bilBen. Shak. 
 
 Prer«»rm, prif^rm', v. a. uor^cr 
 
 Prefuig-ency, pietnijsnsi, (lat. 
 praeliilgpns) s. i>i\& !8orli'ii<l)ten. 
 
 Preg'nable,pr<:g'nabl,(fr.prcnablc) 
 adj. -f fiiiiiil)inbar, bejiutngbar. 
 
 Presrnaiice, pieg'nanse, f ^«. I. 
 
 Preg^iiancy, preg nanse, 5^ Bit 
 ©(tiDnngenrtjofi; « koh lliieren) Bie lrad)» 
 tigfeit. 2. i a) Bie SJrii(f)tbarfeit, ^nUe (Be« 
 Oitiflti), (FrfiiiBiingrfriifr, Ber ©(Jjarffinn, 
 fru(t)tbare &tifl. b) Bie ^t<l)ttgreit. 
 
 Pregnancy of wit, Ber ©trom bt6 
 'TBifyti. 
 
 Pre jpnaiit, preg'nant, (I. praegnana) 
 adj I. I i"(l)iuniigfr (»iiii. ihmd; iv. Il)iereii> 
 tra(l)tig. 2. i a) fru(l)ti'nr, bfir»rt)tenB. b) 
 iui(t>iig, geiuitfjtig, I'ibrriuirgeiiB, folgeiirr id) ; 
 ribrrjeiigfiiB. c)tfeiM, tiiri1)BriiigenB ( u. 
 ScrilatiBe) , geiAin>n , trfinBenrd). Shak. d) 
 t trcffeiiB (uiMi 'ilntiuprteii). Shak. e) t 
 fd)ian. Shak. f) t "o> eiiipfiuiglid) (fur>, 
 erfiidt (i<oii). Shak. g) f (in) beivatiBert, 
 beljeiiB, gnuntiBt, Qi:f<t)t(ft iiii). Shak. h) f 
 gei'd)mciBig ; raiirruitll. Shak. !> f eriviejlen, 
 riar , rinlen(t)tenB , in Bir 'Kiigeii fadenB. 
 Shak. j) -J- geneigt. Shak.. k) geeignet, 
 prtffeiiB. SiiAR. 
 
 2. a) Pregnant streiinis. Ukydeh. 
 
 To become pregnant, rinptniigen. A 
 - Instance of.., tin fibi:rjnigeiit>er, i'c^la< 
 grnBer iSrivfi* I'Oii . . . 
 
 Prefpuailtiy, preg'nantU. adc. I. 
 frnd)tbar; reid)lid). 2. 1 t a) iuid)tig, upii 
 (^Plgen. b) uoUfpniinrn, Beiitlid), flar, eiii> 
 ltu<t)Mxb. c) nod)Brr.(flid), gar fil)r. .Shak. 
 
 Pre^ravate, progiavate, (int.) 
 
 o. -f iiirbrrBrrKfi'ii. Hall. 
 
 Pregfravitate, pregravetate, v.n. 
 Dcrinpgc ber ©djiuere t'llloii oC'cr iliifen. 
 
 Prei^resfiion, p>egiesh un, <vpiii 
 int. praegredior) t. Bns SSi^nui!, a5i)rl;«r» 
 geljeii. 
 
 PregTilStation , pregiisiii'sliun , 
 lint, prne ii. gnsto) t. I. bai SJurljirfoflen . 
 2. Ber 95i'rrd)mrtrf. 
 
 PreiieiiHiie, prihcn's'l, (p. int. 
 prehendo) aiij. grriiriib, pndeiiB, fnf)enB, 
 jiiiu ^arffu, Wreifen eiiiiirri(l)fft. 
 
 The tails of some nioiikrys are pre- 
 hensile. lOjreifeii, i)5nrfeii, 5'iflen. 
 
 l*r«^iltriiKi<»n, preheu'shun, t. Bait 
 
 Pr«'iinite, picn iie, «■ ["IJtincralg.J 
 Bit •^nljiiit. 
 
702 Faip. f/ir. fall. (at. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, sot, 6il, cl6i^d. Tiibe, ti^h, fiill. l//iii. mis. 
 
 Pre-instruct, pre 'nstrukt', v.a. 
 
 VOYlhufici, vevhev iiiuen-icftteii 06. bclcbrcn. 
 
 F"re - intisnatioiif pre iniema'- 
 ihun. *. bic I'Drlniifisje, frul^ere »UitBeiituiig 
 Dfier ^eifiinfl. 
 
 Prejitdg-e , prljudje', (fr. pre'- 
 jnger. V. l.U.) ». a. I. liber Qtmcii i>orlnnfin 
 erfcnnen ob. entfrt)ti6eit , a6fpred)cn ; cbnljrr 
 fcifiiui'ilfii ) itn DBcr jiitii SSormifi I'muerfen, 
 uerurt()fi(fn. 2. uenmithen, iiuir()tna§ea. 
 
 Preju<1g^tlieut, prejudje'ment, *. 
 ba& 9SonirrlH-il. 
 
 PrejiKlicacy, preju'dekase, 1. f 
 bn& 9SiTiirt!)eir , bie iiorgi'fo^te 'Wriming. 
 
 Prejiltlicate, prejii'deUale. v. a. 
 1. i>onirtl)eileii, hu oiet jtim Sornii^ cnt! 
 fcfjfibcit liber . . , Q:tiv(\6 im SSomii^ pit 
 iirtl)eileii, uerrocrfcii, i>cr6nmiiieii. 2. (fineiu 
 ?{i'rf)te K.) 91t'[>riu1), (fiiitrng t()iin. 
 
 Prejudicate, 0. n. lit'er C-tiua? 
 flbfprcrf)eu, im 5Boraii6 liber eiiie iBiAdye eiii 
 Urtl)ei( foHen. 
 
 Prejudicate, prcju'dekat. arf/. 
 
 1. nii6 aSonirtl^eilen l}frriit)renb, nut SSoriir; 
 tl)eil gtgn'iiiDet, oorgefnBt. 2. t i"*" 2Sonir; 
 t()eileii eiiigenDniiiteii, bcfaii.jcn. 
 
 Prejudicate opinion, bnf 33Dnirtllcil. 
 
 Prejildicately , prejudckatle. 
 adi'. an6 Ob. itiirt) eiiiein 25Linirtl)eiie. 
 
 Prejudicatillg-, preju'dckiiing, 
 adj. \u iBorurflH'ileii nfUfiflt- 
 
 PreJu«liCatioil, prejudcki's'iiiii 
 «. b<\& 2Sonirtl)ei(cii, atbiprcrfjcn; I'orlaiififlc 
 t}rt()oi(. 
 
 Prejudice, pridjudis, (fr. ^., \>. 
 Int. pr«ejudicliiiii) *. I. (to) bns iBi^niVtljeil 
 (gcgfiU, bie iHU'ijcfngie Wciming. 2. bcr 
 ©d)nbcn, 9fncf)rl)eil, ©iiitrng, -Hbbriict) , bit 
 SBeeiiitrnAtigung. 
 
 Prejudice, v. a. 1. (©iiieii buret) 
 uergcfngte'lKeiuuugcuob. yrrhcr) ciiincljiueu, 
 ©inem 2Sbrurtl)eilc beibriiigeii rb. eiMfliii(5i'H. 
 
 2. 1 bcleibigen (bn6 9liigc jc). 3. ©iucu be= 
 fintrn(i)rifleii, bennrf)t()ciligcn ; G-iueni , eiucr 
 ©nrf)e 3tbbriicf), &intrng rl)un, 9?nd)tl,u'il ob. 
 @(l)nbeu briiigeit. 4. t rd)iund)cn ceiii SptiU 
 tntttef). 
 
 Prejudiced, prld'jud'st. adj. be: 
 fnugen, I'oii SorurtlKilcn eiugfumituieit. 
 
 Prelltdicial, predjiidisli'al. adj. 
 1. f bctni-.,icii, t'ou S5oriirt()cileM eingciiouu 
 men. Hooker. 2. (to; eiuer <Bad)e un(f)tf)ei: 
 Itg, f(f)nbli((), juwiber. 
 
 To be prejudicial to.., eiiier ©nd)e 
 fc^nbeu, (Jiutrng tljiiii. 
 
 Prejudicially f predjiidisli'allc 
 adv. I. betougt-ii, eiiigeiiotiiiiieiiec SBeife. 2. 
 lum S(f)nbfu, nnrt)f()i'ilig. 
 
 Prejudiciuiuess, predjudls 
 aines. *. i. t bit G"iiigeuommeiil)cit, i8e: 
 fnnnen()eit. 2. bie '7incl)t^eiligfett, 
 
 PreUe, pi eke, *. [3d)tI)i)ol.] ber 
 Jtufteu, liiueuftrit)- 
 
 Prelacy, prellase. t. 1. bie ?|5rnln! 
 tur (^ratnri'uii'i'irfe, bie ^frinibe, ©tctle, 
 bflS 9lmt cii>e« '^rnintrn). 2. ber 'iprnlntcu! 
 flnnb, oai ^rninteniuefen. 3. bie ^pr.ilnten 
 (iiiigefnmmt). 
 
 'i. How many are there that call theni- 
 selvp< nrotestaiit.s. who put prelacy 
 and , .'Cry together as teriuc convert- 
 ible? Swift. 
 
 PlJE 
 
 Prelate, prll'lat, (fr. prelat; Jflt. 
 praelatus, praefero) «. [ jtirtftenm. ] ber 
 ^TSrnlnt. [^Iprnlntitr, ber ^)5rninteuftnub. 
 
 Prt^late.siiip, prel'iatship, «. bie 
 
 Prelatic, pielat'tik. ( adi. JU 
 
 Prelatical, prelat'tekal. ^ ^rnln> 
 teu Ob. jur ^jjrnrntiir gehorig, ^nilnren... 
 - authority. bnS Hn\ttjeu , bie (Seronit ber 
 'iprnlnteii. 
 
 Prelatically, prelat'lekalll, adv. 
 nut Si-iicljuug nut 'iJJrnrnteM. 
 
 Prelation, prela'shi'n, (tnt.) *. t 
 tin& aSi'rjirlH'ii ; Per SSorjiig, SSorrrtng. 
 
 Prelatisin, prellaiizm. *. ber S^rh-. 
 (ntcuilnnb. 
 
 Prelati.sf , prel'latist, *. ber 9lu. 
 I)nugi'r brf ^^n-nKiteiiiui'iVufi. T. Scott. 
 
 Prelafure, prel'latiire. ^ 
 
 Prelaturesllip, prel'laturesii?p,i 
 *. bie ^rnlntur (tcmlnnb. 
 
 Prelaty, prll'late. «. + ber ^rnln; 
 
 Prelect, prelekt'. (r,ir. praclego) 
 
 V. n. (upon) eiiie 2Sor(eriiug f)n(ieii (fiber). 
 
 Prelection, prellk'nliun , *. bie 
 iBiTlfiung. [let'er. 
 
 Prelector, prillk'tiir. /. ber 95i)r< 
 
 Preliltation, prclliii'slnin, (Int.) 
 *. 1. (of) ^er iBi^rutiunrf (ciiier ©nrfie). 2. 
 t bif bout .^lmIcu tnirnugehfiibe 9ibntion. 
 
 Preliminary, pielim'enarc, (fr. 
 pre'linilnaire. u. Int.) ndj. 1. I'Orinilfig, VOt-- 
 giiitgig, i'Dr()crgeI)cub, eiiilcitenb, SBor... 2. 
 i eiiifuljrcnb. 
 
 Preliminary steps to... bie erfleu 
 ©d)ritte Jll ... - articles to a treaiy etc.. 
 bie rorlnuftgeu UrbiTeinfunftfpuiifre, 'iprnii; 
 ntiunrien einc* SScrtrngS tc. 
 
 Preliminary, s. bie G'inlritHng, 
 5Sorbereitiiug; (geiuohiil. pi.) prelimina- 
 ries, bic 'Jprntititiunrieii ; the — to tlie peace, 
 bie Sriebeii^prnliuiiiinrieu (t*. luriter obeii). 
 
 Prelude, prll'ude. (fr. S33., v. Int. 
 praeludo) *. I. ["TKiif.) tini ^Bi'rfpiel, @iit< 
 gnngfipicr, ^rnliibiiim. 2. f (to) a) bnfi 
 ^Bonpiel (JU). l» bie ^•iiifeitiiiig (jii). 
 
 Prelude, prelude', V. a. [■OJfllf.] 1. 
 biird) ein Borfpiel eiiiffihrcti, (with) eriiffnen 
 (mit, biirff)). 2. (etu .txonjert) eroffuen, 
 (einem ^pnjorte) nii aScnpiel pcrnngeljen. 
 3. t d'^ a?i»rrpirf pprtrngen. 
 
 To prelude a concert with a lively 
 air. einem .Soujerte eiii muntere^ ©ti'icf nl6 
 SSorfpiel oornngchen Infyen. A lively air 
 preludes the concert, ein tiiiintere^ ©tfltt 
 gefjt bem Itnnjertc uornii. 
 
 Prelude, ». n. 1. ["TOuf.] pr.itubireu, 
 ponVieleii (.t^aA SBtirfpiel, bie (S'iiifeitiing 
 mnrf)en). 2. i pnilubireii; (to) fid) uorbe< 
 reiten, oprberi'tien (niif). 
 
 Preluder, preiu'dur, «. ©incr, bet 
 pnilubirt, ein 25orrpiel porrrngt. 
 
 PreludioilM, prelii'jcus, adj. ai& 
 SBorfpiel bieneiib, citilciteiii), porKiuflg. 
 
 To he preludious to.., ein 93oripie( 
 fcin Jll... [bne ^JSnitubtum, SBorfpiel. 
 
 Preludiuin,prclii'jeuiu, «. ['OJtiii".] 
 
 Prelusive, prelil's^v, adj. eiwUl: 
 
 teiib, nis 25orrpiel bieiu-iib, pradibirenb. 
 
 Prelusory, pieliicure, adj. por> 
 iniifig. eiiilcitfub. 
 
 Premature, premature', (lat.) 
 adj. 1. friil;reif, irul)ii'itig, I'orjnrla. 2. 1 u) 
 
 PRE 
 
 fri'if), frufjjeitig. b) unjeitig , ncc^ nidft reif. 
 c) I'oreilig, pon"rf)iiefl. 
 
 Prematurely,preiiiature'li. arfo 
 I. j« frul), uor ber 3nr. 2. pcrirfjiiell , uor* 
 eilig. 
 Prematureness,prematiire'nes,^ 
 Prematurity, iireuiaiuieie, ^ 
 ». I. bie griiljreife, JJriiljieitigfeir. 2. bie 
 Unjeitigfcit. 3. ± a) bie 5rii()retfc. b) bie 
 95orei(igfftt. 
 
 Premeditatf*!, premld etite, (Int. 
 praemeditor) ». a. porl)er bebenfeit cbet 
 ilberlegen, porbebenfen. Premeditated, 
 ponntjlirf). (beiifen (I'iber ©tipng). 
 
 Premeilitate, i>. n. I'lirljer iincf)» 
 
 Premeditate, atij. porlier ilber< 
 legt. [(5-incm ponnf^lid) rd)nbrn. 
 
 To do n premeditate miscliiet to . . , 
 
 Premeditate ly, picined'etateii, 
 adv. utirfnijiid), piTbirndjtild). 
 
 Preineditatiun,prcinldeia'sbun, 
 t. I. ber 25prbernd)t. 2. bie uiirl;erige, PDr> 
 gnngige lieberlegiing. 
 2. Tlie premeditation of a crime. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Premerit , premerit, (Int. prae- 
 mereor) v. a. porljer pcrbiriicn. — v. n. (of) 
 ftd) fruf)er, jiim 25iirnus percieiit mnd)cn urn... 
 
 Premices, prem'i.s.sii, (Int. primi- 
 tiae) «. pi. tie (|-ri1linge. 
 
 Premier, premeylr, (fr. SB., i>. 
 Int. primus) adj. (ber, bie) erile , oberilc, 
 ipniipt... - minister, ber '•Jjreiiiieriniiiii'ler, 
 erjte OTinitlcr. [2. bfr (^ri\t, bai ipniipt. 
 
 Premier, »• 1. ber ^)5remierniiiii|ler. 
 
 Premiership, premeyersliip, t. 
 bnS 9lmt, bie ^lirbe ciiico ipremicrfiiiiiiiler^. 
 
 Premise, premue'. dnt. piaeiniito) 
 V. a. I. t p»r ber 3eif fenben. Shak.. 2. 
 i'ornn«rcf)icfen, a) porlniifig cnunljucn, pon 
 l)er erlnutern. h) (£'pg.] iu'rnu6fd)i(fiii, uor» 
 nnge^cn Inffcii. oporlniing, I'orijerniiiuenben. 
 2. c) If venesection and a ciithnrtie be 
 premised. Darwia. 
 
 Premise, ». n. «{5rnmiiTen , SJorber* 
 fii^e fe$en. 
 
 Premise, pilm'is, *. 1. ber a?pr» 
 berfn^; pi. Premises, a) [Sog.] bie ^rni 
 tniffeu, JBorberinoe. h) bie ^prnmifTeii (pur» 
 ^er» u. PDrnu«gefe$te ob. beiuiefeneSn^e). 2. 
 [Sfecfttsfpr.] Premises, a) (ariinb|liirf«, 
 (ijebnube, bn« $nii^ neb|l 3»&(l)ov , baS 
 Snub, ber ®runb 11. St^beu. b) bie in Ur« 
 ftinben potI)er fnpnl;nten ©ruiibflilrfe cbet 
 nnbere (SJegcuflnnbe. [iafy. 
 
 Premiss, prem'is. t. t ber SJorber* 
 
 Premium, pre'meuiii) (Int.) t. l. 
 
 (in ©(^iilen to bie ^rnmie, ber 5)3rei«, tit 
 
 »elDl)niing. 2. i bie ^^JJrnmie, ber ^reifi. 3. 
 
 [i5)nnbel] bie ^rnmie ; aiiTefurniijprmnie, 
 
 93errid)eriing«prnmie. 
 
 2. The law that obliges parishes to sup- 
 
 port the poor, offers a premium for 
 
 the encouragement of idleness. 
 
 FsAicKuir. 
 
 [$ftnbe(.] At a preminm of 2 per 
 cent, (bci 9Inleil)en) iii 98. - out and home, 
 bit Slffcfnrnujprnmie fur bie $iii» u. $>er« 
 reife. Return of -, bie jurilcfcrljalteue *!!|7e» 
 fiirnnjprnmie. Second best -, bai ^Ucefilt, 
 ber iSebenpreiS. (tnieiije"''. 
 
 Premium-bond, [^nilbcl] bcr ^nit 
 
Fatp. far, fall, fh. M*, mit Fine, ffn. Ni. m6ve, n3r, jot, ill, rl6fid. TAbe, Hib, ffill. tAin, THIs, 703 
 
 PKE 
 
 Preiltonisltf premon'mth, v. a. 
 
 I'ora-iiiiifrii , oorntr ertiintrn c&. ermaljuea, 
 wnriifu. luieiit, *. ^it 25»r(riniieriinn. 
 
 l"reiiioniKliiiteut, preiuon'iiUh' 
 
 I'reinonition, premouuh'ua, « 
 bif iSi-nrimicruufl, 253arnuno. 
 
 To gi»e any one prenionitiont of. ., 
 (J-inni im 95orflii#, I'Prfjer etiniifrn nn .. 
 
 Premonitory * premon'nilure, 
 aiij. uorcriimernB, watuciie. - «• tit 2Dar 
 nu\\t\irttt. 
 
 Prcanon8<ra.nta,premon'straiiU, 
 
 ((At. praeuion»lraiim> «. pi. [-iJt'ondtim.] bit 
 
 ^rrtmt'iiarrtffnfft. 
 
 Preinonstraie, primon'ttrlte, 
 (Irtt.) V. a. i ». ? oerljet jdflfn. 2. 1 ootljer 
 |fi(jfn D^. 6fiueii'en. 
 
 PremOIlStrAtion, primonttri 
 •hun. #. bii6 i>orI.iiini]e 3«i«"i o6. 95nuei|Vn, 
 ^ec iHTl)fr flfffihrte ©(irei*. 
 
 Preinor<«$, primer*'. Hat. prae 
 a»»r()eo) aiij. (-35ot.] flt-flfbiiK" '"ajiirjd K.) 
 
 Preinotiou , preniA'»hun , «. Per 
 flntrifb, >5toe. [Praemunire. 
 
 PreillMllire, preiu'iminlri , f. 
 
 Preilllinitioil, preinumilrun. (1.) 
 a. bif BerivaiTUiKi flf'lfti Q-iiiwurfe. 
 
 Prentler, preudur, (fr. prendre) : 
 [Jf «t>tSlVr. 1 Urt* 3{«tt, Cif ■3W.)d)t, Qftwai 
 |U ^(•^m<lt, fhf f* fliiafi'oteit luorteii i|l. 
 
 Prenoilieil, pren^'men. (I>U. prae- 
 ■omen) i. [.lit ?{»m) trr iBcrii.iuit. 
 
 Prc*llOiiiillMt<ST piiunin'Miinlte. 
 *. a. i>url}rr iiciiiKii , llll'l^ell et>. 6riiritiieii. 
 — aHJ. iHirflfiifliiiir, i'Drcriuai)iit, pbflrtndjr, 
 Verbtnnniit. 
 
 Pr«n«»lllin»(iun, prjnnmmini'- 
 ■hun. M. t>n 93LTl<riicniiiiiio; Cii< 3it<t)t, )ii: 
 erft (jrniiMHt in ivrrtrn. 
 
 PrenotiftllT pr^nAdiun. (M. prae- 
 ■olio) 4. ta6 a5i'rl).rii)ii|rii, tit Stfrfrnnfiiig: 
 brr iBorbffltilf , aSiTirtmiorf , M« SBorrmpnii 
 bum. [v'liieii SB^flnff f)rtbrii u»ii-.. 
 
 To hiiTe Konip |>renotion of.., {iiopr 
 
 Prt'imafiotit preii«l'«liun. (Mr.i 
 «. t tia« ©id) : iViiiiicljriijcii , bi( ocivaltfaiiir 
 Qrorrifmifl.- 
 
 PrcMit, ICcrtr.) print. 
 
 Pr«'iitic«, pien'i!», «. ( bet 8ff)r. 
 
 Itlltl, f. A ppr e n I ice. 
 
 To bind any one prentice, ^illCII Atlf: 
 bin<1fi>, ill ^if 2rl)ri' flfbrn. 
 
 Preiltlc«*Kllip» pren'ti»»liip. «. C 
 tie Sfl)r}fit. T. A pp r en l ice*lii p. 
 
 To terve a p r e n t ! c e t li i p . (tint 2ti)T< 
 jilhrr nilfrtcljcil. fnlrhen. To be out of oneV 
 -, ftiiif Srl)nii()r< uberilniiben, au«(jcleritt 
 fyobrn. 
 
 Preniincintioii , prinunnij^A'- 
 
 ■liun. (lat. praenuncio) «. t bit 93yrf)cr> 
 prrfimMfliimi. (Soroii* er()altrii. 
 
 Preulttttillf pr^nblAne'. v. a. im 
 
 Preoccupuiicyf prenk'kupaniti. 
 
 ffrtt. praeoccupo) p. «. 1. brr SScrflriiT, bic 
 
 erfi^nnrjine out cincm ^lnbetit, friK^rw 2)e< 
 
 ri^iiiiljme, brr fri"il)fre ^rfift. I. bnS 9{c(f)t 
 
 ber 93fn^nnl)me I'Pr -Niiecrii obtr bnr fnls 
 
 IjfTi'ii 95«fi^nnhme , upr -Jliibfrii in IBefitj ju 
 
 nrhmtn- 
 
 S. Tlie first discoverer of unoccupied land 
 
 lias tlic p ro o cm pane y of it. by tlie 
 
 law of nature and uatioua. Webster. 
 
 PKE 
 
 ' To have the greoecupaney of... 
 iueril ill !8e|l9 iii'l)i)un biicfeii. Tlie pro 
 perty of unoccupied l;tud is vested by - 
 (jcrrrnlofetf Snub flfl)ijrr betii, bet t6 jucril 
 in iBtfi^ iiimmr. 
 
 Preocciipate, priok'kdpAte, V. a. 
 
 1. jui'or, uor •Jliibtrii iii iBefitj iwljmtn, por- 
 rcegiiel)inen. 2. VDrl)cr eiiiiic^iiieii , nut 9J»r: 
 UTtl^rileii erffincii, bcf.iiiaen tn>i(i}(ii. 
 
 Preoccupation , preokkupi- 
 *hu». I. I. bit 5.icriijniihme uct 'Uiibtrii. i. 
 ber friil)fre Sffi^. 3. b,\i Sorurrljcil , bit 
 uordcfa^re "J^niiiiiij). 4. bie $cirtiiii(iil;rit. 
 5. biK 3iii''rfi"">i'f". ba< SJcijftjiitn , bie 
 S«(|rfliiuii|j. bit ^lUibluiig, ia nion (yiiiivur< 
 fen begejjiict. (i'.jb t« ^iil)er. 
 
 It was in Ilia preoccupation, er b(- 
 Preoccupy, pienk kupt. p. a. 1. 
 uortjtt, i>or eiiitiu aiibcni in 93.|ltj ueljinen. 
 
 2. t I'orwrg nrtjincii. 3. vortjec ciiinel)incii, 
 init Sonirtl)eiIt-ii rrfuden. 
 
 Preominate, pi^om'^nite, da' 
 prae ll. oiiiinoi i r. n. iHTljrr I'erfunriijeil. 
 
 PreoplnifUlf pieopin yuu, «. bic 
 ocrdrtafirc -W.-iuimg, bofi SSoriirthril. 
 
 Preoption, pieopdiUn, «. bA6 
 9{ed>t, |iirri1 )ii u<Ai)lrM. 
 
 Preordain, piMrdine', v. a. i>or> 
 t}tr beOiniiiirii. iitiorbiirii ob. b(|Vj}len. 
 
 Preorfler, prior'dur, v. n. [i{>nn> 
 bel] tn'iijfre lilnttniiie .jeben. 
 
 Pre«»r«linanoe , pri^r'diiianne. 
 «. bie porl)iri(ic iSertuguiijj, bet frul)eri- ')lii< 
 fpriid) Ob. "Biftl)!. SiiAK 
 
 Preordlnate, preir'd^nat, aHj. 
 ucrbfilimmt, oprl^rr iiiigcprbntt. 
 
 Preorciinatlon, pre^rd^nA'ihun. 
 t. bif 95i)rbf|li;iimmii], S3orl)rtbei1imnt!iiU). 
 
 Preparaltle, pi4{>i rabi, adj. iior> 
 benitrr, jubcrtitL't, bercitet inerben f&iiiieiib. 
 
 Preparation, preperialiun. (l.u. 
 prarparaiio) i. I. bi>- S3i>rberci(uiig, a) (tai 
 iUfrbrrtiten, SBorbereilctieiiti (for, fluf, jii>. 
 bi imtiilen* p/.) bie SSornniliilrcn, 'Mntliiirfn, 
 Sunlitungen. 2. bie -^trtiriiiia, Bnberritiiiig 
 (V. Speti'en ic), 33crferci(iuiiii. 3. bie 3>ibei 
 reining (ba* Snfrcrcirete;; (Ol)ein.j tat ^rd: 
 pnriit. 4. [fiol)gerb.l bic 5)cijf ; Uradual -. 
 bie fprtgriV^tc ^I'lje; - witli barley, bif 
 Wcrrtfiibfije. 5. f btt 9Sorjiig. Suak 6. 
 [')]?iir-] bie iSorbcreituiig (riner Biffononi). 
 
 A nation in good preparation tor 
 attack or dereiise. eine jiiin iUiigriffe ober 
 jiir 2Jertl)eibigiiiig n»of)l gfnirtete 9?.»tii>n. 
 eine 9?iun>n m gutfin "JliignjT*! ob. Serrl^fu 
 bigiiugi'i'tiinb' 1 make no bold to press wiili 
 so little - upon you, id) bin W tui)», (f'lld) 
 10 i>tnif rtdc UmiliiMbe ju beliiiligen. .Shak. 
 To make -s of war. (tcf) }tni! Krii'ge riiilcii. 
 
 Preparative, prewar railv, tiilj. 
 inirbiTcdciiD , uoj nlo SSovberciniiig biciienb 
 liii). {(jn), ttiilrtrrn (in). 
 
 To be preparative to..., oorberriten 
 
 Preparative, *. l- (for, to, unto) 
 ii\{' aSorbcrciniiigfuiittci (jh). 2. bie Siibe.- 
 reitniig, SJurbereitting; pi. (to) Die <Un|lrtl> 
 ten ()n). 
 
 Preparatlveiy, prepSr'rai'vie, 
 ailii. iiif iUintn'nitiiiKi, iHirlrtiifig. 
 
 Preparat«»ry, picparratine. ndj. 
 1. piTbcreirciib. 'i. i>oriiaii,)i<j, i>priiiuiig. 
 
 To be preparatory lo ... vorbiTfirtii, 
 
 PKE 
 
 eine SJcrberritimg fein jn ... 
 
 Prepare, prepire', (Int. praeparo) 
 ». a. 1. (for) porbrmten (ju, niif). 2. jiibe« 
 reiten, bereitcn (iSpriiVn lo. 3. peranilnlicn. 
 4. lOKiif.] pBtbereiten (eine t>i|Tpiianj). 
 
 To prepare young liien for college, 
 jnnge Senfe onf bie ()i'l)e <Bct)Mt pprbcreiten. 
 To — the table (for entertaining company), 
 ben tifit) Jliri(t)fen. To - a lionse for ha- 
 bitation , ein fyiW6 bfiuo[)Mbar tn.uljen. To 
 - one's self for.., I. fi(() pprbcreiten nut 
 2. ftct) gefngt inn(f)fn niif . .. To - ships ;for 
 defense). (Srt)iffc nilin'lileil. 
 
 Prepare, v.n. i. (for) fifft brrritrn, 
 fid) porberfiten, fid) nnfitirffii, iiit riulfii, 
 'Uni'lnlten tnffi-n (jid; (to) fiil) bercii liniten 
 jn ..., 9In(lnltcn tnffen jii ... 2. (for) rfii 
 jlen ()u)- 
 1. Dido preparing lo kill herself. 
 
 Peaciiam. 
 
 Prepare, i. + bie Sprbireitiitig. 
 
 To make - for war, f]d> (liiii Sttf(\e ri'lilen. 
 
 Prepared, prcpArd. adj. fertij, 
 
 bercir. — (iJr. Prepa 'redly. I'orbfreifec 
 
 tnit geh&rigfr 95i'r6frtitniig , In ^^irfitrc<)nft. 
 
 Preparedneiis , pr^pA'redues, «. 
 
 bie a5rreitrd)nfr. 
 
 To be in a good preparetinesa for. ., 
 gel)iirig pprbereitrf fein ju . . . 
 
 Prepar«*r, prepi'rur. «. i. beraSor* 
 berriter. 2. bfr S&iTfifcr, Sn^trriter. 3. bat, 
 wnS jubcreitft, bereitit, bat 2Jrr6erttrnng«t 
 mitrel; l- S. Certi<in manures are prepa- 
 rers of land for particular crops, gen<i(Tc 
 Di'inger beretten bie ^elbcr jn bei'onbrrit 
 G-riitrn. 
 
 Prepense, prepense', ((nt. prne- 
 pendeo) v. a. -f vcTt)tv ribrrlcgcn ob. erroni 
 gen. Elyot. - o. n. ppr(}er rnrljfd)Iiigen. 
 Prepense, ) at^. pon 
 
 PrepeuNed, prApenst', ^ bebn't^t, 
 porHoii(t>. 
 
 Prepoiience, pripoilnse.^ Oat. 
 
 Prepoiiency, prepnilnsA,^ praa- 
 
 polleo ) «. bif Utbfriegenl)eit , bn^ Ueberge< 
 
 iuid>t. |lf«icnb, iibfripiegenb, ubenpid)ri(|. 
 
 Prepoiient, pr^pnient, adj. i'iber< 
 
 Preponder, prepondur, V. a. t 
 
 I'lbenuifflfn. 
 
 Preponderance , pr^pon'der- 
 aiise. ober: 
 
 Preponderancy, prepon'deran* 
 li. «. I. f bat Uebcrgrivic^t. 2. i bat lleber< 
 geioi(i)t. 
 
 Preponderant, pripon'derant, 
 
 adj. l'lbmul(^tig, fibftiuiegenb. Reio. 
 
 Preponderate , pripSn'deiA't, 
 
 (Int praepondero) ». a. 1. ^ u. t ubenoief 
 
 gen. 2. porljcr eni\'ioen. [roicgcn. 
 
 Preponderate^ p j». ? «. t fibtrt 
 
 Prepouderation, preponderA'- 
 
 shun. t. f u. i bat Ueberge»uid)t. 
 
 PrepoHe, prep6/.e', (Int. praepono) 
 ». a. -f pprrf(;fn. 
 
 Prep«)sition, preppA/.ish'un, (lat.) 
 ((i)rniiiin.l bat SSoriuort, bie ^rnppfition. 
 Prepositional, preppoxish'UnSl, 
 adj. \u rjnein iSoniirrtc gehpng. 
 
 Prepositive, preiiOz'iiAliv, aeU. 
 I'proiiilfljfiiD. urrnngchi'nb , SSprfe^ ... - «. 
 Die pornnilrhfiibi: -pnrtifel, Bn? pornnftefjenbe 
 ■JDprt, bic aSonVijfiibe, bat SSprfc^iuort. 
 
704 Fatp, far. fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6?l, cl6tid. Ti'ibe, tub, ftilL t/iiii, Tflis. 
 
 I"repOsitor, prcpoz'/'ttur. «.[©4u« 
 len] tier 'JlutTflKr ci'Wflfreijrf ©rt)iiler). 
 
 Prepositlire, prcpo^ zitslnire, *. 
 bie 'iprnpoutti'", ^>nipilei. 
 
 IPrepOSSeS!*, prepoxies', V. a. I. 
 ? i>orl)er ciiiiirljmcii , beffticu , in »i-fit) iifl)-- 
 lueii. 2. ± iH>vl)i'r finnchmtn (Dfii fflci|l). 
 2. Wlien a Uidy has prepossessed llie 
 heart or affections of a man. he docs 
 not readily listen to suggestions that 
 (end to remove the prepossession. 
 A mind prepossessed with opinions 
 favorable to a person etc. , lueiUI tllill) till 
 ajomiiS ftir eiiie 5)3fr|"oii eiiineiioiunieii ill, 
 fo tc. Prepossessed, eiii()ciii>ninieii, i>ul< 
 Icr S3orurtl)eile. 
 
 rrepoSSe8«(illg', prepozzls'slng. 
 o4/. 1 1'orljcr fiiiiii'IjiiifiiD. To be -, ucrt)i:r, 
 im d6. jiim 2Sor(iiiS finiteljnieii. 
 
 prepossession, picpoiresli'un, 
 
 ». I. ? per friil)iTe, i,>i)rl)a-ii(e Sjcfig, tdeiii} 
 por 9liit>crii. 'I. i (in'ri> Pii^ aj^n-iirtljeil. bit 
 Dorflofo^re'iKfinimfl, G-iiij]ciiomiiieiil;nt, Qiw 
 «il^ullo■ 
 
 To give piety the p r e p o s s e s » i o n. bcr 
 ®ottfefiirt()t Ocn iTili'ii ^inij fiurniimm. 
 
 Prepossessor, picpoizessur, *. 
 ber fnlljere 2.Vfi(3fr. 
 
 Preposterous , prepos'terus, (I. 
 praeposierus) atlj. I. I'crfehrr. 2. f a) ucr; 
 Wjrt, aMOfrfiiiiiin, n('!]i'|'rt)iiirtrft iitOcrii, u&el 
 eeriliiiiPdi. b) iilbiTii lU. ^iriViicii). Shak. 
 
 Prepost er o us I y , p i epos' leriisle, 
 adv. luTffhrf, iiiif liiif inTfil)rte SBtife. 
 
 Prepo*>terousness , piepos'- 
 
 terAsnes, s. ^tl• S8i'rfilirfl)i'll. 
 
 JPrepotency, piepotlnsi, ((nt. 
 praepotentia; t. f tif lli l>eriliad>t , Uob(rr(e< 
 (jeiifieit. ^ Ifiaftifl- 
 
 Prepotent, prepotent, adj. t ilnrt, 
 
 Prepuce, pie piise. (fr. 2D., v. lat. 
 praepiitiiini) *. [ >!tiiar. 11. ^nf*''"'')- 1 ^" 
 SSorlMUt. (I)rr. Darwin. 
 
 PrerelMOte, preiemole', adj. flli 
 
 Prerequire, pre ek wire', v. a. 
 »orl)er, I'oriiiiifii) luTiiiiigcn o6. trfor&crii. 
 
 To be prerequired to.., trfortierlirt) 
 fetii i>or . . . 
 
 Prerequisite, preiek'kwizit. adj. 
 eorljer erti>rt)trlirt>; (lo) trfortierlKft (I'Or), 
 |iier|1 iiotljti] (I'or, rl)e, l>ci'Pr). 
 Certain attainments are prerequisite 
 to an admission to orders. 
 
 Prerequi.«iite, «. tn\6 jiicrfl 9i6> 
 Ifjifle ot. OrfurC'erlirt)?. 
 
 To be a prerequisite to ... , rrfor> 
 
 i»tM(b feiii, jiicril iuni)jfl iViii (i>or, che, Ijfopr). 
 
 An Hcqiiainiiince with Latin and Greek 
 
 is a prerequisite to the admission 
 
 of ayonng niitn into a college. Weuster. 
 
 Preresolve, pieie^oiv, v. a. wr. 
 ^tr t>t;|lituineii, uprljrr )u tiiicin ©unctliifif 
 IKtmofltii. 
 
 To lie p r e r e s n 1 V e d in ... , fdtPll Pb. 
 tercit* ritu-n (riitril)iiiM flrf>ipt t)<\btn in.., 
 iiber. 
 
 PrerojfHtive, prc.Oj.'g.itiv. (fr. 
 
 SB. , ti. UU. praerogaiiva) *. i. iai (foiliij: 
 
 adjeiol'rflri'n'Tii'. 25orrrcl)f. ^.frr93i>riiiii. 
 
 t It is ilie prerogative o( the house 
 of peers in Great Britain to decide 
 legal questions in the last resort. It 
 
 PKE 
 
 Is the — of tlie understanding to judge 
 And compare. 
 
 Prerogative-court, [G'llfll.] till gei|l: 
 lirf)e« ®erict)t, wo nile rtiif ieilnmciite tjc- 
 iiijllic^e -prcjefTc iu'riiel'racl)t lucreeii, luciiii 
 ucmiict Der S3erftvrbeiie bona notubilia, 
 t. t). ®eiiEii|laiibe iiii 2Bertl) ooii nu'l)r nl5 
 5 ^fiiiifi ©terliiijj ill jiu^i iifrrd)ii:C'i'iu'ii ©prcii" 
 ijtiii I)iiirfriii|7eii Ijar. Blackstone. 
 
 Prerog-atived,prcioggaiivd,ad;. 
 t bi'Uorrc(i)ftt. 
 
 PreSUg't^f pres'sidje, (fr. SS3., V. 
 lat. praesagiuiii) *. 1. Die 9lt)iuilli). 2, bit 
 35»rbeteimiH(j, bni SBorjeictjeii. 
 
 Presagre, piesadje', v. a. 1. uor- 
 Ijerfagen, i'i)rl)er i'i'rfiiiit)iflen. 2. propl^cjeieii, 
 lueiffngeii. 3. (^-tiun^ t)orl}er be&ciiieii, nn> 
 ieioeiii Deiiteii nuf . . . 4. al;iUMi (iioreiiipfiiK 
 Sen). [fiiflcii. Orvdbh. 
 
 PresAg-e, p. n. (oO G-fiims norijeri 
 
 PresU|^ei'uI , pres&dje till , udj. 
 iiI;iliil!n!M)i'll. 
 
 Presitgreineilt, presadje'mlnt, t. 
 1. Die >}ll)iuiiig. 2. Die SSorbeDeiinnig , ba6 
 25Drjficl)cii. [^rupljet, ^Deifyajjer. Shak. 
 
 Presag^er , prisAdje ur , «. Der 
 
 Presbyter, preibeter, (gr. pres- 
 byieros) s. 1 Hirctjeiiiu. ] 1. Der ^re«bi)tcr, 
 Kird)eiu'pr|lel)er, Jvird)eii(ilteile. 2. Der ^rie> 
 llcr. Hooker. 3. Der ^rtebij.'fviaiier. 
 
 Presliyterittl, preibete'real, I 
 
 Pre.*ibyteriun, pre^bete'reau, ^ 
 adi. [Sirdjeiiip.j pretSbyteriaiiifd). 
 
 Presbyterian, «. [ Jtirc^einu.J 
 Der ^^re66i)tirrinner. 
 
 Presbyterianism , prezbeie- 
 reaiiizin, Der ^rc6t>Qrcriiiiiisiii. 
 
 Presbytery, preibeteri, *. 1. 
 Diie^reebvreriiiiii, Dici\ir(f)eiiregieriiti(] Durd) 
 ']lrltc|le, Die ivird)eiialte|leii. 2 Der ^re^; 
 l'i)tiriani5iii. Tatler. 
 
 Pre8Cience,piisi'ense.pre'Kli8nse, 
 pte sheense. (fr. 'Hi., P. I. pruescientia) 4. 
 [il)ei>I.J Die 25orl}erfel)iiii(j, Dii« SBorljenuiiTen. 
 
 Prescient, piesJent, pre'shent, 
 pre slieeut. adj. I'orfiillDig, vorljer iwiffeiiD. 
 
 Prescind, pieslnd'. d. praescindoj 
 p. a. t nD|'d)iiciDeii, nbruiiDerii; al)|lml)ircii, 
 atj$iel)cii. Int'foiiDcriiD, nbilraliireiiD. 
 
 Prescindent, presin'dent, adj. 
 
 The prescindeiit faculties (of the 
 soul), Dn6 aibjIraftionSf , 'fltijiebuiifltfuen 
 moiieii. 
 
 Prescious, pri'sheus. (lilt, prae- 
 seius) adj. L'orriiiiDig ; (of; (^nva» vornuf> 
 iviffriiD, iBeifTiigtiiD. 
 
 Prescribe, preskriUe', (((it. prae- 
 scribo) i>. a. 1. I'ondjreibeii cOJefrije lo. 2. 
 [iJKeD.] i>frrd)reibeii, iiercrDiieii. 3. uerjiil^reii, 
 lterjiit)reil liiffen. Prescribed debt, Die 
 uerjiil)rtf ©djiilD- 
 
 Prescribe, v. n. l. ©efctjr DPr= 
 fd>reiben. 2. 15{td)ttrpr.) a; Die iBeriiiljriiiii) 
 einmriiDcii oDtr iiori'djutjen (for,fiir, against, 
 (j^eiu. b) (fid» i>erinl)reii (iiiiper ©eUrniid; 
 foiiimen). 3. t bux<t> Die Siiiioe Der 3fit ei" 
 aeiuiftee »2lnret)tii eriiiiigcii. 4. ['•OTeD.] eiii 
 Siejept, 9{cjep'< uerfd)rri6eii ; (for) eiiiem 
 eiiie 'Uijeiiei iirrrd)reit>eii. 
 2. a) A man ma/ be allowed to pre- 
 scribe lor a right ol wmv. a common 
 at the like. Black*to.\e. 
 
 PRE 
 
 3. They prescribe upon onr riper years, 
 fte merDeii iin« tit uiifem reiferii Onljren 
 jiir 0)ei»Dl)iil)eit. 
 Prescriber, pieskrf'bur, *. ^iner, 
 
 Der iHirfdjreii't, iien>rDiiet, t'eri'djreibt. 
 
 Pre.script, piiskrlpt, adj. i. por» 
 gefdjricbi'ti , perorDiiet. 2. portjer nteDer> 
 gefc^ricten. 
 
 A prescript form of divine service, 
 eine iinttefDirinllidje Jormel. 
 
 Prescript, t. l. Die ^JWdjrift, SSetf 
 orDiiiiiig, ^liinniriiiig. 2. (-WeD.) bi\6 9fejfpt. 
 
 Prescriptible, pieshiip'tcbr udj, 
 [ ?{id)tsrur.] iieriiihrbiir, n(6 pprjiiljrt niige« 
 ipred)cn luerDeii fijiiiiciiD, lupfiir Die 25erjiilj> 
 rung luirgeiMiiiyt merDeii fnnn. 
 
 Pre8CriptiOn,preskr!p'shun.cIat.) 
 t. I. Dii# 25infd)reitieii, aSerorDiicn ; Die SS.^rs 
 fd)rifi, 95crorDiiiiiig. 2. ('WeD.] b([6 9{ejept. 
 3. (Jh-riir.-rpr.] Die 95erjiii|riiiig ; Dnd 25er« 
 )nl}niiig«rcd)t. 
 
 , To plead prescription, [ Wedjt^fpr.] 
 Die SBerjiitjriing gelteiiD nwcttii , eiiiiDeuDeii, 
 i'orrd)fi()eii. 
 
 Prescriptive, priski'p'tiv, adj. 
 1. [9?ed)rifpr.] perjal^renD, t)eri.i()r('iir, 93er« 
 jiil)riiiifl^..; iieriiil)rt. 2. Diea}ei-,nf)eiiiig gcU 
 tittD iiiiid)eitD, eiiiiueiiDeiiD ob. iion(i)iii eaD. 
 
 To become -, fid) oeriiihren. 
 
 Preseance,pres'caiise.piese'anse, 
 (fr. 513.) *. t Der SBorilfj. f ii^ 'JJiiiriDium. 
 
 Presence, prez/ense, (fr. -33^ 
 
 U. (lit. praesentia) t. 1. Die 0)egillllHirt, '2lii» 
 
 luefenfjeit 2. Die iBerrnmiiiliiiig , Die iUu 
 
 iDtfenteii, bcr Ureid. 3. ^ u. ^ a) Die Ijolje 
 
 Wegeiiiunrt, ?iiil)e. b) Die iljohc) ^^perfoii, ber 
 
 ®ebieter. Mh.tow. 4. Die Oh- Halt , Wiv\f. 
 
 ^altiiiig, ©frdiitig, bai ';!lii«rei>eii, tSenti^ 
 
 men, Der 5lii|l.inD. .Shak. 5. a) Die OliiDieiij. 
 
 b) Der Sfaotfj, 91iiDienj>, ©eljorfiinl, iai 
 
 iiliiDiciiiiiinnirr. 
 
 3. a) I know not by what pow'r I ara 
 
 made bold , 
 
 In such a presence here to plead 
 
 my ihoiighls. Shak. 
 
 .... Men thai very presence (entf 
 
 Which once they knew authority did 
 
 bear. Saniel. 
 
 In presence of ... in the - of . ., lUT. 
 In -. gegeniuariig , uor 'Jlugeii. - of miud. 
 Die ffleifletrgeiieiiiDiirt, 25iroiiiii'iil)eit. Dignity 
 of -, Die 'liJurDe iin 25eiu'l)men. To .•ho«r 
 a fair -, ^ fid) freiliiDlid) jei.ieii. To coin< 
 to the -, uorgcjleiu merDeu, 'JluDieni er» 
 Ijillten. During the king's — al llie theater, 
 fp liiiige oDcr iuiil)reiiD Der .Kijiiig ini l^eatee 
 i»nr, Dem ®£<>.uifpiele bciiupljnte. The - of 
 fever was not observed, mail ferfpurtC (ein 
 'Jicber. 
 
 Presence-chamber, —-room, I. 
 ; DerWeljiJr., SliiDienifflftl- 2. i Da* fflcljpr. 
 jimmer. [Der i&ttrl'egriff. More. 
 
 Presensation, preseusashun, *. 
 
 PreseiLSion, presenxlmn. (int.) 
 *. (of) Die aSirempfiiiDiiiig, iUljiiinig, Kit 
 S5prgefi'il)i (einer ®ad)e). 
 
 PrC^Sent, prct'xent, (fr. present; 
 lAt. praeseus) adj. 1. gegeniuariig, iiiiivefeuD; 
 (at) uigegeii (bei). 2. j a) (at) niifiiiirffnm, 
 Ijprenb (niifi. b) iio> gilmlig, geneigt (eiitet 
 5>ifte !C.). c) aiigeiibiirfiid), |M)nr(l (uirfeiiD 
 ((Sift u.). d) oereit, fcrtig , fdjiicfl. e) 
 
Fkie. far, fall. (at. >le, met. Fin**, fin. N6, move, n6r, s;ol, 6\\, cidrid. Ti'iSe, tub, li^II t/zin, TFIis. 705 
 
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 (u. ®el^). 3. flfoenrcnrtig ; jf^ifl; bie#).ifj» 
 
 tifl; laiifene < »fKoimt k. ). 4. [©ranim.J 
 
 flfqtmiirtrrijj. 5. I'orliegeiib (JJrtd, ^rnflf jo. 
 
 2. b) Nor could 1 liope in any place but 
 
 there 
 
 To find a g'"' *<> preient to mv 
 
 prayer. Dryden. 
 
 Present wit. iVDiiffler, fertigtr 2Jirr.- 
 
 (InnB. To be - to ... ? e-itifin eiii flei)fi<i. 
 
 U6 OittOt \d)entttt. To be - to one'» self 
 
 fflei(lf«g«getiiBnrt Ijnbeii, ftefoimen ffin. To 
 
 be — at .., (tiiteni (£(t)niiiVi»l« tc) bfiivpl); 
 
 nrn, nnniDhnen. At -, at the - time. jfot. 
 
 The - (fiir the - time), Me Wrgfirn'orf. 
 
 gegeniportige 3eit, •>« gegeiiivnrtige »Jtiuifii: 
 
 bud. For the -, fiir iftjt. Thi« -, f if*'- 
 
 I have it always — to my thought. Me @ii(fli 
 
 ifl mit immer grgfutcnrtiii. Some of tlie 
 
 gentlemen -, (iiiige Drr i^errrii, Me |U' 
 
 gegen wnrcn. To be - with .., bei e-iiirm 
 
 fein. -tense, (®rniiim.] tie gegeiimdititif 
 
 Seit, bat '$me\\$. 
 
 Present* «. l. a) [fflrnmm.] ^a« 
 ^rnfeii«, Me gegenronrtige 3f«t- •>» 6ie TOe 
 geiiroart, bet gegeiiiunrtigcMMgenblirf. .Sh*k. 
 2. taf nt((t)V\t. 3. IVitdttifpr] By these 
 presents, by oCrr in Tirtue of llic -. 
 biird) ®egrniv«irtige<, Ijietiiit. 
 J. ,.Know all men by these preaenis.-- 
 f«n6 IIII6 jii roifftn I'ei Ijiemit tiifiitiiig> 
 Iirt>. By the -, buret) 0)egeiin<dr(ige(-, 
 Mrtiird), hif'iiit, beifler«f)(o(Ten, bfigeheiib. 
 l*rl*lieiltfpr4zent'.(lieulnt.praekento ; 
 fr pie»enter) v. a. I. bnrilelleii , I'Drilefleti. 
 2. i a) Mubictrii. b)t (to, unto) bie (^iiili;i> 
 miig feiii )u ... 3. (to) uorileden, iipr(u(;> 
 reii (©■iiieiin; einfuljren (bei). 4- )ti etntr 
 ^f run be I'prflcnen ob. oorfd)fogen. 5. uor> 
 leigen, vriifeiitiren ; (i^nnbel) i>cr)eigen, prd> 
 fenttrrn (eiiien SCet^fel); (<J]?ilit.) pniieii! 
 tiren dni fit\vtt)X). 6. bnrreidjen, borbicteu. 
 7. i bnrbieten. 8. fiberbringcn, uberreidjeii ; 
 diireiAen. 9. \d)tnttn. iO. f ^eidjenfeii. 1 1, 
 nnbietrn. 18. ( eriun« geridjtlid) ) ongebcn, 
 aiijeigen, nnflagen, eine gerid)tli(l)e ^iiimir 
 niod)en t<on .., (befonbert von ben grand 
 Juries) Don ^ImMmegen nnflngen, ongcben. 
 13. [^Rorbam.] ( getitttliti) > brliii>gen, nii> 
 flagen. 
 2. a) The top of Mount Hnlyoke. in Himp- 
 •bire coanly, in Massachusetts, prr- 
 • ents one of the finest prospects in 
 America. 
 7. He is ever ready to — to us the thoughts 
 or observations of othrrs. Watts. 
 
 9. The first President of the American 
 Bible Society, presented to that in- 
 stitution ten tliousHnd dollars. 10. 
 Octavia presented the poei . for hi<> 
 admirable elegy on her son Marcrllux. 
 Dryden. 
 To present any one with .., d'Hirni 
 @-twn« fcftenfen; to - any one with a gift, 
 ©tnein em &t\<i)ent m.idjfii, &uvas? I'djeiifen. 
 To — any one to a bcnelire. (^mm JII cilirr 
 ^fri'inbe I'l'rrctMdfn, ronlcdrn. To - 
 child at the font, fin iliiib iibiT bie laiifc 
 i).ilten. To - arms. brt« 0)eii>i'hr pr«rciirireii 
 To — a Diuskct to the brrnkt of another 
 tineni ein OJcinfljr niif bie 23rii|l fjiilrrn 
 To - a gift to any one. 6'infin fill Wfid^enf 
 mnctien. To - a peiition. mrmarial. re^ 
 E'igl- • lietUMch. Wiirlerliuch. I. 
 
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 monstrance or indictment to ... eine ^itt: 
 frttrifi, Dfiiffdirift, SSorjIflliinij, filoge tiiu 
 reirt)en bci ... To — b;ittle to ... iciiifni 
 :fiefre) bie €rf)la(f)t iiiibicten. To - a linr 
 prospect, einen rd>piifn -ilnblitf biirbii-rrii, 
 gflUiihrfll. To - one's self to ... \i<ti ©ilicili 
 urrilillcn r>b. ifigrii, fid) tiirlfeii bet ... 
 
 Preseutable, pre<en labi, (fr 
 ■-ID.) adj. I. bnrflfllbnr. 2. t biirftedlMr, orr^ 
 rtnnlid)t i»erben t5iinenb. 3. (Jlletner^J>fr^mPl■ 
 2c.) iHn-ilfdbnr, prAiViitirt, iionifi^eflf, luiroe^ 
 rd)ingfn ober tn 'Bondiliig flcbr.id)t lurrfcn 
 fi'itiienb. 4. t bie ^orilelliiiig, 'JpraiVnta: 
 lion eiiif* ^truiifiter* jnl.ii'Jinb , ivojii em 
 •pfnlnbiiei i>orgfrd)l.i(i<"n luerbrn fiinii. 
 
 ft*reseiitaueuuSfprezi«MiA'neus. 
 <>iii I'Web.) augfnblicflid), id)Me(l ob. gleid) 
 luirfciib ((*)ift JO. HARvtv. 
 
 l*reflentHtion y prezzentA'shun. 
 t. I. bie r»(ir|lelliiiig , 5Bori1efliing. 2. bif 
 Diirrcid)iing ; (^iiireidjung (eiiifr iMrtidjnit 
 JO. 3. IRirdjenr.) a) bie iBiri^ediiug, »J5rii> 
 reiitiuion. bi bni ^rdrentntion^-, 93orrteh 
 limg^rtitic (of, ju). 4. l^anbelj bie SJor- 
 jeigMiig (einc« SUectyiVIO. 
 
 The right of pre sen tat ion , ba« ^rA- 
 fenCi1jiotl<rrd)t. To liave the - of a bene 
 lice, ill eiiirr ^friinbe oorfitlAgcn , oorjiu 
 rd)i<i(l<'ii h>ibfii. 
 
 freneiltMiivef pr^zeniativ. adj. 
 (fiird)fiir.) I. priiiriinrr lorrbfn foiiiieiib, bit 
 $riirent<iiion eine* ■ijjiriliibiifrd jiiliijlfiib. 
 luoiU ein '■^(niiibiu'r i'orgird)Mgcn ivcrbi'ii 
 (iinn. 2. bat ^;)>riiieiiciitioii6red)t, 3$ori'd)Iiig^: 
 red)t l)(ibcnb. 
 
 Advowson presen t a I i V e, collative. 
 donative, ta6 mtt $rii|Viiiiirioii6> , JvpHiI: 
 tion^i , Sdyt^nfung^gcredjiigfeit uerbuiibciic 
 spiitrcnnt. 
 
 l*reiient«*ef piltzentii', t. [£ir> 
 d»e!ir.] ber )u ciiier ipfrunbe SSorgedeiite, 
 \l»riifeiifirie. AttiFiE 
 
 l"re*«ii*«^r, prcicn tur, j. l. bcr 
 tSeber, >sd)fnfi'iibe, DiirbifffuDe. 2. (iliri 
 (ttiir.J &mer, ber }ii einrr ^r'niiibe oor 
 r»l)iiigi. 3. (ipiinbcll ber SSi'rjrisjcr, iJiriiiVii' 
 i.int (eiiie* iUfdjfilS). 
 
 I'r«^fl**liti»l, piezcn Nlial. adj. t 
 bent Oiiiiinie niul) rb u'trtinl) (ie.iemu«iriig, 
 fa beriiiMi.1). !«• t bie (ijiiiiiiiuiirtigfut 
 
 l*r«*!tentiitlity , pretenxh^al eie. 
 
 ■"refteiltiutt*) piexeu'sheaie, o. a. 
 -j- i>rrgrgeiiii«iirrigrn. 
 
 Prefli'lltiiiCf prezzeniiffili, ( 
 
 PreHeiltifieul, prezzeniit'ikal. ^ 
 udj. t iieriifiiiiMvariiiir""- 
 
 l"re»entillcly » prezzlntiffllile. 
 adr. lUif fiiif lu-rflfat'im'iiriiflfiibe iljcife. 
 
 PreNeiltimeilt , presen lement . 
 (fr. prekseniiment. *, 1. bnS 2Jorgffnf)l. 2 
 lot") bie 3bee, SSiTilrilnng, bie tnoii fid) i'pm 
 eiiifr igiidjt im SBoriiiU miid)t, bie -Mffmiiiig 
 cuon). (niir, bog jc. 
 
 I have a presentiment that, e6 ntjnf 
 
 l"rei»ently, prczzcmle, adi>. 1. -■ 
 ii'O'' grgei'W'irrig. 2. bnlb (fiirj oCcr bolb 
 biir.iiif). 3. gliiit, foglnd), nlfb.i.b. 
 
 PreNeiltnteilt , prezent'ment, «. 
 1. (bii» Siirileiifii ic.) Me Ddnledmig; X»iir: 
 rrid)iiiifli (!-iiirrid)iiii!i. 2. |i>.inbell bie $rn: 
 friit.itiiMi , 23i'rjfiil'i"fl <i'inef "IBftftieU). 3. 
 bie !5i<r|1rdiiiig. 4. [•Xi<t>f6\'t>i.i a> bie '^iis 
 
 PRE 
 
 ftnge urn 9ltiiWn)pgen fbrfonb. I'on bfm 
 gri<6en (i5f)"d)ii)Prntiiiierid)r, Grand jury). b> 
 bie iimriid)e Oliijfige, '■JliKiabe. 
 
 And Hue presentment make of.., 
 (3?fd)r^fpr.l iinb ... pfrid)t»itmiiH iiiifMgfii , 
 iiiiiiei'fii, iiiijfifieii. 
 
 ■"re.^eilfness, prlzzentnes. t. t 
 bie (iJrafiiwnrtj - of mind, bie ffleiilf^i 
 grgfin'irr. [rrlnilrlMr. 
 
 I"re«ervftble, pri/.eivahl, «-/;. 
 
 Preservation , prezzervi'siiiin, 
 
 (lat. praeservo) t. I. (Irom) Pie 'Jii'lVillirilli,!. 
 aScriunl^riiiig (oor). 2. bie (jThiiltiiiui < in 
 giiteni 3iirtiinbe). 3. bai e-mifgin , diii! 
 iu.id)en (I'On !Obil lO; 6-iniVijeii. 
 
 To be in a high state of preserva- 
 tion, gonj gut erhnlten iVin. For the - of 
 themselvei. fur Hire SiIb|Tirf)alruiig. 
 
 PreHervative, preier'vatlv. adj. 
 bciViibrciib, I'criwiiljrfiib ; erl)nlrenb. 
 
 Prenervative, ».bii6 qjrnferonrio, 
 <£d)U9>, iBfru)al)r>, aSeriun^rung^s , !8eiualj» 
 rungpniitrel (against, grgen). 
 
 Temperance and exercise are the best 
 preservatives of health, SSKiigigfeit Ullb 
 <?eibe6t'ibuug fiub bie 6eflen Vitrei, bie ®e.- 
 funbhcit 111 bfivtiijrfii. 
 
 PreRervHtory,piezlr'vatiiri,a<f;. 
 bfivahrfiir oeru'dbreiib, erl^nltenb. 
 
 Prenervatory, #. bui qSrflretuiH 
 lit) , SSrrii'iibniiiiii'tuirtri. 
 
 Preserve, piizerv', (frtf. prae- 
 servo) V. a. I. (from) beiuflhreu , bef^fiten 
 ■ vor', oeriuahren (oi^r). 2. frf)(iiren (in gii> 
 rem Siianiibc erl)rt(ten). 3. (Db|l Jt.) eiii« 
 inad)en, eiiilegciii einfeoen. 
 
 Preserved, uubcHerft, frotum. Shac. 
 
 Preserve, j. MeiiiigenindjteJrMdjt; 
 eft pi. bile (yiiii)iniii(^ie. 
 
 Preserver, primer' vur, #. i. bet 
 beii'iihrer , a3iriu.il)rer ; G'rljnltfr. 2. G-iiicr, 
 Per Ob|l, '5nid)te ic. ciuiiii>d)t, 3u(ferfuu(li 
 ler. 3. bile 25friuiil)riing*! , 5)fiual)ruiig5. 
 mitrel. 4. pi. ICpt.J bie (*rl;nituug«.- , J{cn< 
 ferontuMifcridrn. 
 
 Preside f preside', prezlde', (lot. 
 prarsideo) v. »i. prnflPireil ; (over) a) (eilict 
 ScnrtiuiiKiiiig p orrfii^fn , oprfi^f n bfi .., 
 ben 95iMfit) l)nbfii ober fui)reii bei .., in .. 
 b) regicren, Knfeii , Ifiren. o bie 91iiffid)t 
 fi'il)rcn, bie Obtrniifrid)r ijobeii uber .., ettiet 
 i£iid)e i>prilel)rn. . 
 b) To preside over a nation or pro- 
 vince. Weusteb. 
 
 Presidency, prez'zedlii.si. j. i. 
 bie DberiuiiHd)t. 2. bie 'iprrtribenrentlcfle, 
 -Urnnbeiitfitiuurbe, ber ^rnfiPeiitfnftiilji. 3. 
 Pie ^r(ifibeiin'd)rtft, a) (bie D.iiier bcr ?>rd» 
 llPtiirenimlrPe). b) bie ©tottl)iilteri"(l).ift (bie 
 (yi'rid)tebiirfeit eine8 ?Prrtfibeiiten, ivie in 
 Oiliiibifu). 4. bie gmnilie oPer iai (Sefplge 
 line* ^niiibenten. 5. bai ^prnfibium, a) bet 
 aSorfii). b) t ber Sorfi^er. 6. bie 2Co^iiunfl 
 eine# SBpr(lff)cr«, ^rnfibenten. 
 2. Washington was elected to the pre- 
 sidency of the United States by a 
 nnanimous vote of the electors. 3. a) 
 President J. Adams died during the — 
 ol ills son. Webster. 
 
 4. A worthy clergyman belonging to the 
 presidency of Fort St. George. 
 
 BecMAaAS- 
 
 45 
 
706 ''atp. far. fall, fat. M^, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n8r, got. 6f?. rl6iul. Tube, tub, fiill. t//in, THU. 
 
 PliE 
 
 President, prl^'zedent. #. J. ^fr 
 iPrnjliDfiu , -Sriiie* , ajorifljfr, S5ori1rl)cr, 
 C()eraiitKl)er, SSonji'H'^tc, et|1e iK«ul). 2. (in 
 eiiaerer ibcPeiitiiiii;) b) bet ^r<i|iOciit (tinir 
 SJerriininilmijj, 5Jrtiifgeri'firrf)iift jc. ). b) ter 
 5Jjni|lDent (emcr -JfepuOlit). c) [iJicrftam.] 
 6er ditttov (ciiic« ®i)miiiifiiiin« ) , SiiiijiiT 
 (finer llniuerfinit). 3. ? i 6et ©rt)iiO>J<Ml- 
 4. bet ©tattl)iiiter. 
 
 3. Just Apollo, president of vrrse 
 {®d)ll*J!i<'i|l fer X>i(f)tfuml). Waller. 
 
 Presitleutiul , prezxeden'slieai . 
 adj. I'Orfiijsiit, i'Or|lel)civD. 
 
 Tlie presi den tial chair, bfr ^riift: 
 bi'itrrmliil)!. - angels. Hie >£rt)iitjcii!jfl. 
 
 Pre8i<ient.«iltip, prez'zcdintsltip. 
 
 «. I. 6te ^riiriPfiitfiiilcHe , iai "ilint , 6ii- 
 
 TOiir&e ciiie^ ^prailDcuren. 2. Me ^rnrtfciit- 
 
 fcDnft. 
 
 Presidial, pi-esfd'joil. ^ 
 Presidinry, presid j^are, 5 
 
 ill eiiiiT !iii-riit;iiiii) gelprig, eUie Jbtrn^iin.j 
 
 Presidlal, «. pD. - court, (efjeiuj 
 fine 'Jlrr Sllll^lll•rll■l)r in gri"''"''''''- 
 
 Presig-nillca4ioii,pievi|;ii«teiia'- 
 •liun, (lilt.) t- fie I'PrliUijiiije, i>i'rl)injel;eiitc 
 9lnjei(ie, 9lnfeiinitiij cD. ^InfiiiiCiifiiiiuj. 
 
 Presig-niTy, prcMgneti. v. «. vvt-. 
 t)et nnjeiflen, anBeumi, anfuiiBiijcii p6. nn= 
 fngen. [iiim 2Ji'riiiis'- 
 
 It is presi gn i fied , man nicrft e£ 
 
 frt:SSy pres, (fr. presser; I. preiiio) 
 ». tt. 1. I rrnrfcn; preffeii. 2. CO) fnicten 
 (an bit Sni|l k.). 3 (in) |d)lii'6en (in bit 
 9Irine :c.)- 4. ? einneljinen (eincn Drt). 5. 
 iaj^nirfen; preffen. b) ^rl1l1<^ell, treibcn. 
 c) treiben , ontreiben , be fdjleiiniflen , ptefiu 
 ten; (bei ^ferfciu jiigen. d) iiiiiiltn. e) (&u 
 neiM rtnlieflcn, in &iiien briiigen. fi (with) 
 uerfolgen (niit). g) n6r()i(jen. 6. jertinlrfen, 
 fln«6rurfen, nn^prcficn. 7. feirern. 8. prefTf. 
 (leiunltfnm nuSljeben , mit ffleiviilt luerbcn 
 CiBatrojen ic). 9. [3no|lr.J preijen duct). 
 iPiipier !c.). 
 
 S Leueothoe shook 
 
 And preas'd Palenion closer in Iter 
 
 ariiis. Pope. 
 
 5. e) He pressed me to accept of iij& 
 
 offer. Weustek. 
 
 To press the couch, tlie ground, niif 
 bem I'ngcr cbet 25ctte, lyif beni 3)o&cn nii|: 
 liegen. To - to death, )n Xobe briidcn. To 
 — one's lip with kisses, fluf OcniiintiS Sip- 
 pen ^uffe bn'icfen. To - any one frniii 
 sleep, ©ineni ben ©t^Inf rniibt-n , (Jinen 
 ni(i)t f4)Iafen laffen. To - any one against 
 his conscience, ©iiien gcgen fein (5}eii)i|Ten 
 ^illlDefn tn>l(t)en. To - any one by Vbet 
 Willi urgent reasons , ©ineni nut iibfrjeil! 
 genben (Sriiiibcn jnfc^en, nut ubiTjfiigcnben 
 fflninben in (rinen bringen. Paul wa* p r e k s- 
 ed in spirit, || e* brnng ?|5on(uni brr dJciil. 
 The person that presses the reams be- 
 fore they are wrapped up, I^JJopirrin.l ber 
 ©iirttgeiVlle. Lbriirfen (wiih, burd)). 
 
 To press down, niebers, brtrnicber. 
 
 To press f ort li, nii#brii(fen, niifprifftn. 
 
 To press out. iiiicbn'icfi'n , iiiiepri'iTni. 
 
 To press iiiio, (Jjnrn rraiiiirn, inibrii 
 
 )ll ... l>o liul say ine wliat I slioiil<( <lo. 
 and I iiMi fii chi into ii. I'ligi niir :iur, am-' 
 
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 id) tf)un foD, unb id) bin glcirf) biiju bereit. 
 To press on Dberupon, 1. prefien, 
 Dnicfen aiif ... 2. 6-iiieni aufbringcn, auf- 
 iiiVthigeu. 3. Q-inein eiiipragen, eiii|'it)nrfen ; 
 niit >>iiid)brurf geltenb nuuljen bei ©mem. 4. 
 antreiben. Tiie posts thai rode on mules 
 and camels went out, being hastened and 
 pressed on by the king's coininaudment, 
 li bie reiteiiben ^oten lUii ben 'Si'iitilern nnc 
 Stniiieelen ritten au& fct^neU unb eileiib, uad) 
 iH-ni iiiorr bee .R6iiig6. 
 
 To press with, brmigcn, qualeii, bn'i: 
 (f''n buxdf ... To be pressed with the 
 weiglit of cares, troubles or business, UDIl 
 oir Cart 6er i&ocgfii , Drnngiale ob. &e 
 utjafte fn|l erbriirf nucrben. To be pressed 
 ^iili want or with difficulties, in fier 'JiUtI), 
 in i3erlegriil)eit fein, flecten. 
 
 Press, V. n. 1. f bruden (against, 
 gcijon, ail). 2. i iTart fern (u. Siciueifen to. 
 .i. bringen; (in) l;eranbringen. 4. f ai (to- 
 ward) einerSadjc nact)jagen; (forward lo .) 
 uoriuart^ braiigcn ob. bciiigen iia(t>... 3. 
 fid; brangen ( burd) cine 2$i>ir£niciige tc. ) ; 
 cupon, on) Allien I'ibevfallen, auf (i'ineii 
 einilurnieii. 6. f iid) l^erbei, heriiibraiigen. 
 7. porbringeii, anbringen ; einiriiigcn (npou. 
 auf>. 8. i •) (upon , ou) (id> aiifife^en , fid) 
 blDpileden (eiiier ®rfal)r jo. b) (upon, om 
 eingri'ifcn, (^ingnffe tl)iin in ... c; &inen 
 ni>tl)tgen, in ^iiien bringen- 
 2. When arguments press equally in 
 matters inditiereut, the safest iiietliod 
 is to give up ourseJves to uei^ther. 
 
 AoDisoif. 
 
 4. a) I press towards the mark for tue 
 
 prize of the high calliug of God in 
 
 Clirist Jesus. Bib e. 
 
 6. Nor press too near the throne. 
 
 Drvden. 
 
 8. b) On superior powers 
 
 Were we to press, iuterior might on 
 ours. Pei>E. 
 
 To press eagerly for any thing, fid) 
 feljr beeifern, fid) fcljr, f>b cifrig iewcrben 
 Pb. beniiii)en uin .., ringen nad) ... To- 
 on, porCringrn. To - upon any one to help 
 him, (fincill bfifpringen. The most press- 
 ing ditticulties, tie gropten ed}ivirrigreiteii. 
 To be pressing ou the market, [^ailbelj 
 ben -^Jfarft bnicfcn. 
 
 Press, 4. I. bie ^reffe, a) [3nb|lr.) 
 (iiii -llllrtcmeincii) eiiie OKaK^ine, j. 25. W i n e- 
 press, bit "iUfinprefie, Relfer, <JDeinfcltcr ; 
 cider--, bie ^KnjlfcUer, "JBojlpreiTe, ^io\i-- 
 triHte; cheese-—, bie itafepre|(e if. i>< 
 [ Ippogr-l bie 'Sud)briicter" , Drurfcrpri'ltc 
 c ) ( bie Jtimrt ober b^^i Wrfd)afr )n briirfi'ii 
 inib jn i'rri;^tfeiitlid)eii). 2. bae Drfirfeii, *}5rcf: 
 fen. SukK. 3. 1 a) b(\A (-)Xeufd)eii: ) (i)f: I 
 prdnge. b > bai DrniigfU , Ijeftige tarrebrii ; 
 biT Drang, -Jlnbraiig. 4. ber©d)ranfj,2i3anD!, 
 .Ulciberfd)ranf, 'ijjulf. Shak. 5. bet iMiiftrag. 
 ■Watrofcn ic. geiualtfain nuf jiiljebcn , 'ii\)6- 
 l)ebnng«bcfii)l. 
 I. c) A free press is a great blessing to 
 a free people; a licentious — is a curse 
 to society. 
 Press of sail, [TOar.) fp iMefc ©egfl, 
 aii brr Bmlanb bce 'iijiubes erlaiibi. Liberty 
 ot iiie -. bif -tn-B'. X>rii(ffri'i!)eu. A sowing 
 -, t"l5"d)l'mb.j bic :pi([liibi. Steam -, 
 
 PRE 
 
 bie Dnmpff , ©djnettpreffe. The Columbian 
 -, [loppgr.j bie KoiiimbiapreiTe ; The 
 Atlas--, bie QltlaSpri'ffe. — of business, 
 ber Btang ber cycfd)afte. 
 
 Press-bed, ber "Betrfailen , bie S5ftt» 
 labe. --copies, SDrie/fopien, mit ber •i)Jfa» 
 u1)inr fopirte iBriefe. --gang, l>J)?iiit.) bet 
 ■J)te(jgang. --man, I. [iijpogr.] berOriK 
 rfer ; ?Baaenineitlcr. 2. [»Wiiif.i ber geroalt* 
 fame SS3erber, ©iiier I'Dm i^rrpgange. -- 
 money, ( OJtilit. ] bai >prtiib< , iOerbes , 
 ^reggelb. -.room, [lt)pogr.j ba« Dnider* 
 jiiumer. --stick, [SBu<^i>iiib.J ber iprcg* 
 beiigel, ^re6fd)iuengel. --stoue, [iopogr.J 
 bai ')>regfunbanient. --work, bee .Drtici, 
 bie Dnitfarbeit, ber gebrnrfte aSogen. 
 
 Presser, pies sur, «. i^iner, bet 
 prefjti ber 'iprffjcr, Dnirfer. 
 
 Pressings, pressing, uiO'. I. brin> 
 genb; brangriib; gefrnngt. 2. prcffenb. 
 
 Pressing-card, liiid)biT.] bie Qjlaw^t 
 pappe. --i-ron. bas ^^re^=, ibiigcleifen. 
 
 Pressing', «. Ontnilr.) but ijjreffen, 
 
 Pressing'ly, pics'slngle, adv. 1. 
 bringcnb; btaiigeiib. 2. gebrniigt (fiirj, bum 
 big). 
 
 PreSSillg^neSS, pressiugnes, I. 
 1 bie Ojibraiigtljeit. 2. ber Drang. 
 
 Pres.<«iun, presh'un. s. cbefier Pres- 
 sure) ba* Driitf en, ber X)riicf . b>\i ^Ipreffen. 
 
 Pres««itunt,pres'seiau(, a(0'.tbru(« 
 fenb (fd)n)er). 
 
 Pre.ssly,pres'le. udv. -f nad)bru(fiid>. 
 
 Pressure, preshshiire, s. 1. brt* 
 -^jreffen , Drncfen , ber Drucf. 2. ± a> bet 
 Drncf-. b) ber 3>unng, bae Drangfat, bie f&u 
 briidung, SJcrle(>ung. o ber X)rang (ber &tt 
 fd)afte4c.), >2inbraiig. d) (jpanoeij ber Drucf 
 cber ^tti\t). 3- a) 6a6 ^jiiiebriicfen , >ili.'i> 
 preffen. b) bie aiu^briirfung, aiueprefiung 
 ibai 3lu6gepre§tfein). 4. [ <J>i)of. u. -Mfed).] 
 ber Drurf (on, auf). 5. ber (S'lnbrurf. 6. t 
 a) (oR)ba£ @4d)>'Uuf bringen (beni(i>)euietc.), 
 bet <§'iiibrii(( (nuf). b) ber d'lubrucf ibai 
 (i'ingebriicfte). c> bet trumpet, ^lluebrucf, 
 bai >21bbilb. Shak. 
 
 2. a) The pressure of afflictions or 
 sorrow, of porerly or want, c) The — 
 of business. WEssrcii. 
 
 4. The pressure of wind on the sails 
 of a ship is in proportiou lo Us velo- 
 city. 
 6. b) All laws of books, ajl forms, all 
 pressures past. Shak. 
 
 Pressure of conscience , bet 6ieivif> 
 fciirimang. — for mouey, ber ®elbiu<ingel, 
 bie (>)ilbnbtl). 
 
 Prest, prest, bifiv. fur pressed. 
 Prest, (fr. pret; nlffr. prest, presle) 
 udj. « I. (unio) bercii (}u). 2. fauber, nett. 
 Prest-sail, l'!>}{ar.J (luit oUen &(gcln> 
 praiigeiib. 
 
 . Prest, (fr. pret) «. 1. <■ bie ^nitit)t, 
 tai -iluletjen , Dailelju. 2. ;el)eni.) eine 'Uot 
 gabc bee i&l)eritf6 an bie fcmigiidje «£d)a(j> 
 faniniet i>i>ii ben in feiiien :(>aiiben Itegenben 
 (SJilbern. 
 
 Prest -money, prest. 'munas, •• 
 [-)3iilir.) bas- (i-iiuiaubfgdb, ^anbgelb. 
 
 Prestation, presia siiiin, dat ) «. 
 t. (ri)eni.i bic Sal)iiiiig, ber 3::i^r bie ^liltc 
 2. (bieiv.i fiir f urveyauce. 
 
Faip. far. fall. fat. M^, met. Fine, fin. N6, m&ve, n6r, ijof, 6U, rlhutl Ti^he, fnh. fiill. ir,T.i. Uli* 707 
 
 Preitation-money, in ^nf)rt6iint 
 
 Wflfoiifn fur iljre t45rri(t)t6brtrf«it nil ifjre 5Bi. 
 fdjpff fUtriAttn. 
 
 lPre.sler, pr«»'tar, ((jr. ?D.) «• i. 
 [Wttfi-tol J tn brtrnwiit Srrnl)(, ffurigt 
 B}f ftonlnil)! . juiiCriire 3)ii(( , iBii^ilrnhr. 1. 
 tit nil 3prii iin<"rt)a'r(Ifiitfit •JIbrrti niii ^olff. 
 
 I"ri*«t«*s«n" , pre«'iB», (fr. aj.) *. 
 IKritt.J ^if 5iiiifl)fif, 95fl)(fnMgffit. 
 
 Presdgrest pre» iidj**? ^fr- 33., ». 
 Int. prae»iigi«e) «. pi. bit Wniifflei, tat 
 ©IcuC'ivfrf, (S5iiiif(irvifl. I bit (Mniifrlti. 
 
 ■'rewtig'intwr, preii'djcaiur, «■ 
 fccr W.iiififr. 
 
 l*ref)(iK^int(>ry, priniU iihiri. 
 
 atlj. gaufltriht. - nick*. Oiniifflipiilfrdcu. 
 
 gmiruTii'(i>, gaufdl^iifi , daufdiit^t, Meiibenb, 
 6rIrUl1ll(^. 
 
 PreStilliOliy f preo'l^uiuniij. dp. 
 
 u. pen. pipaiiiiioiiio J 4. [tnw. ^{rct^r | tit 
 ^riotuftifriiiinijurOThtUtmigfinrs^rKiUr*). 
 
 IfreMtOf pre»iA. (fp. u. if. 215.) hHo. 
 ,. 1-Wiii.i pri'ilp, (iniliiuriib. I. idiiie!!, I)iirtiii. 
 
 Pr<-iitric(iMn, pi^ikiiikkhmi, (i<. i.) 
 $. Mf •Jilorfi(t)n!iffit, b<i6 Mobr WofiAf. 
 
 PreKUIII»l>lef pri/iiuiabl, «((/'. 
 
 miithni.i^iiff), I'ermiirlji'flr. 
 
 ■"reSMItinbly J pre/.u miibli. aWr. 
 1. mmljiiMuiirt), iiiit'6 C*Jrr.uljtiuol)l. 'i. ntie 
 ©ft'lj Ob. t^tiiifel. 
 
 If resume f ptitt^me'. dor. pmetu 
 
 no; fr. pretuiiier) r. a. (.Mi ivnl)r Db. Illbg* 
 lid)i I'crniiffftjfii ; irtiirgm (iiiif). 
 
 PreMuiiie, e. n. I. iniitl)iii<i§rii, i>tr< 
 
 niiirljfii. 2 <o". upon) firt) I'tritiiTen «iiif). 
 
 3. \{<t) erfiihiifii, fid) I'trimiTfii ; «o> firt) «•• 
 
 brtiilen (gcflfii). 4. firt) rtnmngni. 4. ion, 
 
 opon) Q-iiiine priiriiniircii, pcrniieferjcn. 6. 
 
 (■J- of. rt(t)iicii iiiiif). 
 
 ). Tliii man prenume* upon hit parts. 
 
 Locke. &. Lullier prckuniea upon 
 
 the gift ol coiitincncy. Attckbury. 
 
 A.1 I preaume, ivir mid) biinft; luir 
 Idt ocxmuttft. To — too much on .., fine 
 |u l)vt)t "IKeiiiiiiij) l)>)brii i<cn . . , fid) {U pitl 
 eiiibtlben oiif..., ju ftiMj feiii oiif... He 
 prekuniet loo much ol himaelt, ft trdllt 
 fid) )U I'ifl |ll. I will not - (0 far upon 
 myaclf, to eic. idi luill iiilr nid)t (d i<irl iu< 
 trrturii, Jii K. May 1 -? biuf \<i) io frri feiii? 
 To - too t.ir. firt) jii oifl f)traii6nfl)incn. 
 
 Presiiiiier, pr^^dmur. I. I. QintT, 
 ttx ui>rniic|Viji, iiiiiii^mnfit, i>ermiirljet 2. 
 trr pcnurffdie , (iiigcbiibete, anm<i0(nbr 
 ^Dftiifd). 
 
 I'reRUllling', pretdming. adj. UCT> 
 nirfff II , eiitiiiiMif ft . iiniuii^cMb. 
 
 l^reNUIIiption, pre^um'ahun, j. 
 I. bie 23irimifhiiim, ")Wiitl)tiM6iiiig. 2. (upon, 
 on) bft* SBirrraiirii (niifi. 3. bif ^inbilbniia, 
 bfrDiiiifel, tyigfiibiinfel. 4. bie95iriiuffi;iil)cit. 
 
 A «troiig or violent preaumption, 
 bit (latre SBirmiit()iing. The - Is ihat.., 
 lliilli i)enliiilt)ri, bf.\B U. 1 had the - to .., 
 id) wor u' Preirt, (o I'trmej^eii, ui :c. 
 
 Presumptive, prei^rimi'v. ndj. 
 I. (3{oitt6rpr.J niiitl)iiiiAgli(t), pnifiimptii). 2. 
 ftuiiciu'iiiiiii'ii d'. -iJiofitTeii jc). 3. ffiiiirbili 
 Bri, i^i'ij, miut.ipiiic, brcijl, I'crnii'iicii. 
 
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 Preiampilve heir, bet mutf)ma6Iid)r 
 i)b. i|>r.iruiiitii'! (frbf. 
 
 Prenuinptively^ prezum't'vlc. 
 
 adv. imitl)llli'iHlii't). 
 
 PresuilipluOMS, prelum' tthuus, 
 adi. I. eiiigebiibet , eiiibilbirit), buiifell)iift, 
 i>»a DQiirn ober &iijeiibiiiif(l , aiiiiia^nib ; 
 iiniimBlid)- '^- \ioli cpoffiiinii) ic.;; cud u>. 
 QJrbiiiifdi >c.). 3. DiriiirjTrii. 
 
 Presuuiptuuuiily , pritum'. 
 
 tahiiiitle. ade. I. bUllfd^aft, aiimiliilld)< 2. 
 i>ermirff<"' 
 
 Presumptuousnes!*, pritum'- 
 tsliiirikiica, t. brc Duiim, bie S'liibiii^'uiin; 
 Bfrnic([onl)iif. [bir SorAiiert'^iiiii]. 
 
 PreNuppOSal, pr^auppoxal , «. 
 Preaiippuae, pr^supixSie', <liU. 
 praeaiippoiioi v. a. iu<rau£|Vl)(ll. — Pre 
 supposed, All6b(bllilt)i-lt, (upon any one) 
 Q'liirin jiir 'i^ilid)! griii>id)t. 
 
 PreNuppuMttiou, prisupp&ztsh'- 
 lin. I. bir ii>i.u'<uieiVl)ltiig. 
 
 PresitriiisMef pretunutxe'i «. bie 
 I'OrMiiPtK :i>iriiiiitl)Uii<), 'Ht)nuHq. Shak. 
 ll w.ia yuiir p r e s u r m i s e lliat.., ^t)T 
 Ijiibi'* I'Pritrr rrrmiiiljrr, 6ii# ic. 
 
 Pret«^ll(l, pi^iend', ilat. praetendo; 
 fr. preieiidiri r. «. 1. t ou^i^redeit, l)(ri>l>r: 
 jlrcdeii. Ukvukju. 2. 1 ai i>oriv(iibeii , iior< 
 gcben , i<onil)iii>rii , iiiiii 3Joriutiiibe nrljiiieii. 
 h) l)t-iid)rlii. c) t iil^ emeu £)(diii<iiucl gc< 
 briiii(t)eii. di (biiTrr to - io> nmVrcdjrii, urn 
 liiiigeii, forbcrii. e) f beiibfid)tiacn, i'i>rl).iben, 
 nil >£d)ilbe iilljren. Spemsbb. 
 
 2. b) To pretend great zeal when the 
 heart is not engaged. To - palriotisni 
 for the sake of gaining popular ap- 
 plause or obiainiiig an otfice. 
 
 e) Leat that too heavenly form, 
 
 pretended 
 
 To helllah falsehood, aiiare them. iDi1> 
 
 mil iiid)r bitfc iu Ijimmliu1)e©e|lnlt, em 
 
 Drdiiiiuitcl l)i>Uiid)er tTiilfOjI^rit, (it iim> 
 
 llrirfe. MiLTon. 
 
 What reason then can any man pretend 
 
 againal religion? ma6 faiill bnilll irgeilb 
 
 (J-iiier fltgeii bie Wriiguiii cmlurll^fll? To - 
 
 love to any one, thuii , fid) jlelleii , ali ob 
 
 man ($-mcii Hebe, Q-iiirtii Siebt l)eiid)i-lii. 
 
 To - business, otn O^rfdjaftigeit niad)cii ob. 
 
 fpiilen. 
 
 Pretend, e. n. l. do) 'Mufpriict) iiia> 
 d)eii (iiiifi ; (S-iiuiiS bet)iiiipreii , forberii. 2. 
 yi'rgfben. 3. fid) iitiiiuiiicii , jld) t)txauinti)t 
 tiicii, fi'i) rrbrfiilrii, Hd) fr.'rujiu'ii. 
 
 To pretend to be . ., fid) Aiiegebeii fiir.. 
 A mau may pretend to be a physician 
 and - to perform great cures, ti filllll (id) 
 S'liier fur riiieii 'ilrji niiogebcii ii. Dcrgebeii, 
 er mfld)e grcge £iiren. Bad men otten - 
 to be patriots, f(t)led)te '^eiifd)eii gebeii (id) 
 oft fur '3p.itriPteil nue. To - very much to.., 
 fid) &riuii^ einbllbeii, }u gut tl;un, grofje 
 •]liirprild)e miid)en oiif... To - fair, Uiid) 
 ©tm(i« n'.ifrchcii, ciiu'ii iSd)cin f)iibcii. 
 
 Pretended, pielenfleil. adj. 1. 
 
 vorgeblid), i>eri1rllt. 2. iiiigeblid), (iiimn^lid). 
 1 3. ofriufiiit, I'friiiriiitiK^. 
 
 Preteildedly, pretendedle, adv. 
 [ poriif blid) ; iiiiiirbiid); I'ermoiiitllt^. 
 I Pretender, pritend lir, #. i. (to) 
 jG'iiU'r, ber -Jiiifptutfi i«iUT)i uiii|;; btr 55e» 
 
 I'UE 
 
 lufrber dim). 2. feiigl. Qttfcft.] ber <|Jrafrnbiiit. 
 
 Preten«ierNitip, preienU'iiislnp, 
 t. bte ^J5r.itfiibriirf(Diift. Swut. 
 
 Pretendint;^, prcteudutg. adj. inib 
 
 Pretend! n^ly,picieii (I 'iiiglc,i«(/o. 
 Aiimiipi'iib, (lum.iBiul). 
 
 Pretend I ng-nuss , pietending- 
 ne«. t. bit' "Jliinmriiia'ftit. 
 
 Pretense, preitnse',/*. l.brt«95i'r» 
 
 Pretence, ^ geben, (tr 
 
 SBoriuniib ; <Sd)eiii ; i"d)ctnbiUf ^ruiib. '. no; 
 
 bet lUinVriid) iniifi. 3. bie ijeoeuiuiig. 4. f 
 
 tit itiiitiii^uiig. 5. -f bie <21bfid)t, ber ^pMii. 
 
 3. Never was any thing uf this pretense 
 
 more ingeniously imparled. Evelvh. 
 
 Under pre tense of patriotism , Uliter 
 ber OKiiSfe cmcf 'ij^atrioteii. Under — , oa 
 — of giving liberty to nations, the prince 
 enslaved tliein, iiiitcr bcm ^onvaiibe, 95ui< 
 fer )ti befrcien, uiiterjodjte fie ber jjuril. To 
 no otlier - of danger, ill feincr (iiiberii g(* 
 faf)rlid)eii 91b|1d)r. Shak. 
 
 Preten.sed, pr^tensd', a<</. t aii« 
 geblid), i<eriirbiitt), iii'riiiemt. veriiieiiKlid). 
 
 PreteUNiOn, preteu sliUn, (fr. pre- 
 tention) J. I. (lo) brr 'ItiM'priid) (auf)i bie 
 ■Jiiiiorbcruiig. 2. bie jlimui^uiig. 3. t ta 
 SJoriuniib. Bacob. 
 
 To make pretenaioaato.., %i|prud) 
 mnd)en (nut). To liave pretensions to.., 
 ■Uiuprudje l^nbcii (niif). Any citiien may 
 have — • lo the honor of representing iU« 
 Slate in the senate or houae of reprckcii- 
 laiivea, icber ^ijrgcr frtiiii bie 6'l)re , ten 
 @trtnt im (Beiinte ob. in bee ^niumer bir 
 jlbgeorbiieten iu reprafnitirrii, auipredjeu. 
 The couimona demand tliat tlie cousulslnp 
 should lie in common lo the —a ot any 
 Roman, bte ^emeiiun oerinngni, bn6 itoiu 
 jutiit i"i)((e jebem 9<6met olfcu \\e\)ei\. Swirr. 
 
 PreteutMtive , pr^tcniaiiv, lu. 
 i>it. teuto) ai</. t f>Dtt)tt uerfud>t ivirben 
 roiiiieiib. 
 
 Preter, prilcr, (int. praeter) eiu lit 
 eiiglird)en '^Uurttru iiorromiiieubed ^rnnruui 
 = uber, ooriibrr, luiber, mel;r. 
 
 Preteriniperf'ect,prtieria)per'- 
 feki. t. |(i)rnmiii.| bii« ^uiperfeftuiii. 
 
 Preterit, preterit, (int. praeicreo) 
 adj. l(5)rnmm.J oerg.ingcii. - oO. the - 
 tense ta6 i)>rtiti'rituiii, bie oergnngi'iii! 3t'it. 
 
 Preterition, priierrisiruu , (uu.) 
 t. 1. tai SBoriibcrflfljeii, ber SBonibcrg.iiig, 
 2. i bie lUbergi-ljuiig. 3. ['}{t)e(.] tit Ucbrn 
 geljiing. 4. f bic iSergniigeiUjcit. 
 
 Preteritness, pic'teritnM, «. + 
 bie 93rrgaiiijriil)eit. 
 
 Preteriapsed, prjilrl2pst', (int. 
 praeterlabor) adj. oerjloffeii, ocrgoiigeii. 
 
 Preterlegral, preterlegal, adj. f 
 gefiljiuibrig, iuiberrrd)tli(^. 
 
 Pretermission, pretemi'sh'un, 
 ( int. praetermiksio; f. 1. bie lleberg(f;ung, 
 ^U6lai7uiig; l}il)ct.] bie Uebergeljuiig. 2. bie 
 Untrrln(tuiig. 
 
 Pretermit, pretermit', v.a. 1. ubcr> 
 geljeii, iviginiTeii , nu#Inf|en, ui(t)t niiful;rcii. 
 2. t oenirtd)iiiiTigfn (©trontf). 3. unterlnucn, 
 oenViiimen. 
 
 Preternatural , pieternai'tshil* 
 ral, ndj. miPiTiiiirfirlid). — ado. Preter- 
 D a t ' u ra 1 1 V , ivibiriiiitfirlid). 
 
 4o' 
 
T68 Fate, far, fall, fat. ^U, met. Fine. fin. N6, m^ve. n6r, got, 6il, cloi^. Ti'ibp, tub. fi^Il. lAin. Tills. 
 
 PRE 
 
 I"reternaturaHty , preternaf- 
 
 (kliural'ete, o^er : 
 
 I"re4eriiaturalne»s , pritlr- 
 
 nat'tsliuialnes, j. Cie SS3i6eriinrurIi(l)Fcit. 
 
 P'reterperfect « preierper'fekt. 
 9. (©rantm] Pflf ^^Jifrfffriim. 
 
 IPreterpluperfecf , prctlrplu- 
 
 per'fekt, *. [©riimm.l tn« '$liifqiianiper= 
 fiftiim. [+ bfi'rtj&ninpn, bemniitfin. 
 
 l*ret«*X, pieteks', (lat. prneiexo) i>. a. 
 
 IPretext, pi etekst', *. fcer aSormant ; 
 (of) itv <Bd)ii\\ lUDti). [lueiifteii. 
 
 To make pretext, uorfdjl'l^eil , uor: 
 
 Pretor, pie'tor, (lot. praetor) *. 
 [nit. 9{om] 6et ^rntor. 
 
 l"retorial, priio'real, adj. jii einctn 
 $rnror ntl'win- pnitorird) 
 
 JPrKtOriaU) pr^u^'iean. adj. I. pra-- 
 tDrifcf). ^rntDrS... 2. - bands or guards, 
 bie prntL^riiiiiirrtjeii Wartcii, Die ^rntorinner. 
 - «. fer ^pvatoriniitr, Seibiuiicbter. 
 
 Pretorsliipt pre'torsli'p, *. bie 
 $rar.ur, bai ?|)nuornmt. 
 
 l*rettlly, pr't'ieiA, adv. I. ortig, 
 ^ubirf), nieMirf), nett. 2. nrtig (niifTniifcig). 
 
 K*rettines», prit'icncs, *. l. die 
 
 ifjfit'Wfjeit, 9ti<Dli*fcit , airtigfeii. 2. ik 
 
 Slrtigfeit (2lnrtiiiiDtofei(). 
 
 2. The prettinessofa child's behavior. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 l"retty, prlt'ti, (anqtif. praete, prne- 
 tig; tan. prydot; fcf)m. prydd; lU. pryd; 
 a<lj 1. nrtig, l;u()fd), nictrid), nett. 2. a) J, \ 
 u. I fd)i!in , fniibcr. b; l;i"i6fc(> (nic^t \'t\)t 
 Iteiii); jiemlicft. 
 
 2. a) He has played his friend a pretty 
 trick. A — fellow. He will make a 
 — figure in a triumph. 
 
 k pretty way off, jicmlicft >i)cit &ni'on. 
 For a — while, jiemlid) Inngc. - betty, 
 [93ot.] eiiie 2tri iJriibfnrtoffclii. 
 
 IPre«y, <«/»• jiemlid). 
 
 Pretty near, fnfl, btinat)e , bii niif ein 
 ©enigefi, iiiigeml)r. 
 
 iPrefypify, pr^iip'efi, ». a. votbiU 
 ben, i'orl)e-r bilMid) Cinrfteden. 
 
 Prevail, previle', (Int. praevaleo; 
 fr. pre'valoir) v. n. 1. bie DtH'rl)nn5 [;nbeii 
 (B. ®fii)ol)iil)citen ic), (jfrrfdji'ii , uberljnnti 
 ne()nien. 2. (on, upon, niicj) over, against) 
 tie Df'erfjniib befinumeii vti. gfivinneii , ben 
 ©icg bniuiiurngeii (filter); ©tuin^ befjcrr; 
 fct)en; nuffoinintii (gegeii); (upon, on any 
 one) d-iiUMl griniiuieil. 3 ( with ) ©illbrurf 
 nintbeii (niif Pnicn) ; G-incii iierniogcii, 6e. 
 teben, beiuegen; ro — on pD. with any one 
 to do any tiling. Cjtieti I'fmtijgeii, beiuegen, 
 uerniilniJi'ii, @-tiun^ jii tljiiii; to - with cb. 
 on any one lor any thing, ©'iiieil }tl ^tiunf 
 eermljgcii. 4. aj giilrfiirf) in Q-mai |cin. b) 
 (je'.iiigcn, nnfd)iiigi'n. 
 1. The fever prevailed in a great part 
 of t!ie city. Weuster. 
 
 3. These reasons ought to prevail with 
 all candid men. They could not - with 
 the king to pardon the ofleiKlcr. They 
 prevailed on the president to ratify 
 the treaty. Webster. 
 
 4. a) The general attempted to lake the 
 fort by assault, but did not prevail. 
 b) The most powerful arguments were 
 «nipIoyed, but (hey did not -, bie ilnrf 
 
 PKE 
 
 flen aSemetSgriiiibe tvurben nngemnnbt, 
 nber oergcbeiiS. 
 
 To prevail one's self of . ., fic^ ©twaf 
 JU 9iUt)en mnc^en. I cannot - on myself, 
 id) fnnn mid) nid)t I'lbenuinben. Gold and 
 silver cannot — with (upon) him . ®Dlb II. 
 iSiii>er i>erin&iieii 9iid)rC' liber fhn Easy to 
 lie prevailed upon (witli), ieid)t Ju ge^ 
 luiiiiien, JU beiuegeii. Prevailed upon, 
 gciupniicn, bemt»<ien. 
 
 Prevailillg°f prevale'ing, adj. I. 
 tjerrfdji'iib (S.Vii)eiiKl)nft lo. 2. fv.iftig. 
 2. Saints sh^ll assist thee with prevail- 
 i n g prayers. RowE 
 
 Prevailllieut, prevAle'ment, s. 
 t bie Uebetlegeiiljrit, Uebernind)t, t>ai &(' 
 »vid)t, Uebergi'iuid)t. Shak. 
 
 M"revalenc«5, prev'vallnse.^ *. 1. 
 
 JPrevaloncy, prev'valense,^ bie 
 l)ijl)i're -Oiiiutt i>b. ffieiunlf, Dberljnnb, lleber: 
 innd)t, btU Uebt'rgvii'Kht, bie llebcrlegenljtit, 
 ber einfliig. 2. bntf i>erTrd)eii, 25tirl;errrd)eii, 
 ini @)niige fein, lleberl)niibnel)iiien (eiiier 
 0)eivDl}iil)f it jc. ). 3. bie ^irti'mnteit, ber 
 GrfPlg. 
 
 To be of prevalence with .., bei 
 (fiuem libenuiegen, ba6 Uebergeiuidjt bnbeii 
 (0. (iin'inbeii jc.)- 
 
 Prevalent, prev'valent, adj. 1. 
 
 bie Obfrl)aiib, bn^ lleDergeiuid)t Ijiibcnb, fiber. 
 
 Icgen; fiegreid). 2. |)errrd)enb (u. ■OTfriiiiiii! 
 
 gen >c.). 3. tuftd)tig, mirfinm, frnftifl (23ir; 
 
 ten ic,). 
 
 1. Brennus told (ke Roman ambassadors. 
 
 that prevalent arms were as good 
 
 as any title. Rai.eioh 
 
 Prevalently, prev'vallnile, adv. 
 tiiAd)tig, luirffam, frnffig. [jeiiber. 
 
 More prevalently bright. ^ nod) gliill- 
 
 Prevalentness, prevvalentues, 
 *. bie llfbcrlegpiilji'ir, •i)Jiiid)t. 
 
 M"revaricate, prcvar'rekAte, (Int. 
 praevariior) v. a. f 1. uerbrel)cMl ; nii§beii = 
 ten. 2. 1 ucreitelii , niifl)ebcn; fid) nut I'iii* 
 iViijfinDigi' ^cife eiitjict)en (einer i£nd)e). 
 
 Prevaricate, v. n. 1. (with) 
 i'flid)ti>ergcfliii, pA'djnuibrig, luiber Irene u. 
 ^:j5fl'id)t, treiilof l)nnbrln (mo. 2. Oied)ti|Vr. j 
 t'eine 3lmrfptlid)t ucrle^eii, ntnt^iuibrig Ijnii; 
 beln , fid) t'in JMenilpergtljen )ii (Sd)iilben 
 finnmen inJTeii. 3. [bfirg. 9ied)ti c3 mit einer 
 Ob. beibcn ^pnrteicn l)niten, fpdubiren. 
 
 PreVlkrieatiUM, privarekAslmn, 
 $. 1. bie 8SiTbief)iiiig, 'DJiiBbeutung, 9hi3> 
 flud)t. 2. Die pfIid)tucrge(Tciie ^pniibUing, 
 <15fltd)tiierlrt!iing, ^^ffid)ri)i'rgi'iTeiil)eit. 3. 
 [9(ed)t^pr I bai t^ientliHTgrljen, 91mt«!, 
 Dicnilocrbrectjeii. 4. bni ^ciinlid)e einucr. 
 ftnnbnig. 
 
 Prevaricator, prevar'rekitijr, t. 
 I. ber 95erbrel)er. 9{Aiiferd)mirb, JlnbnUMn 
 mnd)er; Suiigrnbrcrdjer. 2. (bjirg. >Xei1)l] 
 ber "iljflidjti'ergciTi'ne, pj1id)riHTgrffcne'i))iniin; 
 Dienil', 9tnit5iierbrcd)fi5; G'iner, ber mit ei; 
 nem 9lnbern in l)eimlid)rni p-inuerilniiDiiiiTf 
 1)1. 3. [llnii'crf. Snmbribge] ein *Bingi|lir, 
 ber bei ber 'ilSronioiion ihmi Cijentinten eiiie 
 (<\U)Tifdit 9{ebe niif bie £nnbibnten i^nlten 
 inng. 
 
 Preveue, privine', (Int. praevenio) 
 V. a. t einer inad^t iui'urf onimen , (ie pec 
 Ijinbern. 
 
 PKE 
 
 Prevenient, preve'neent. adj. ooti 
 
 l)erget)iMib ; iiiuurfiMuinenb. 
 
 Prevent, prevent', (Int. praevenio) 
 I), a. 1. ~- ©ineni, einer '2nd)e jniiorfominen • 
 
 friiljer bni'ein nl^ 2. i a) * ©inem votf 
 
 gel)en, Di>rangel)en. b) * i"iberrd)fitteii (mit 
 iSegcn IC.). c) Ijiiibcrn , ocrluiibern , i>erl)f^ 
 ten; einer ©nd)c I'oi'beiigcn i^b. uorbnneii. 
 d) ♦ (S'inen geiuiniien, einneljnten , niii feine 
 ©cite bringen. e) uerfurjen, nbfiirjen. 
 
 To prevent any one with.., (fiiietn 
 juuDrfommeii, G'inen iiberfdjutten niii... 
 He had - c d the hour, er lunr VOt btt bC: 
 iliinuiten ©iiinbe nefomnien. To - any one 
 from .., (Jinen uerljinDerii nn ... [men. 
 
 Prevent, v. n. f i>or ber 3«'it ft""* 
 
 Preventable, pieven'laLl, adj. 
 i>erl)firet, i>erl)iiibfrt luerbeii fijiinriib. 
 
 Preventer, piiven tiir, s. I. + 
 ^iner, bev 'JlnDern jnuorfDnimt. 2. (of) (Ji> 
 iicr, berG^tii)n6()iiibert, uerljinbert. 3. [OJfnr.J 
 bntj "yDvgtnn. [TSriU'enire. 
 
 Hs was the preventer, er fpielte bat 
 
 (*Btnr.] Preventer-bolts, -s. pi. bit 
 jtlnppboljen. --braces, t. pi. bit Sfrgi 
 brniTen. --plates, «. p/. bie !llnppen ini» 
 ter ben ^iittingen. --shrouds, *. pi. bit 
 25Liriin)nnbtnne. —-stay, bn^ lofe Stng, 
 SSorgitng; Main -, ber Seiter miter bcm gri>« 
 ijeu ©tag; Fore—, ber Seiter imter bem 
 gprfiTng. [jnuoirfMnmenb. 
 
 Pre venting'Iy,prdveii 'tingle. adn. 
 
 Prevention, preven'shiin, t. 1. 
 bai Sui'orfinnnien. 2. i a) baS 25i>rl)erge» 
 lien ; brr Siwircftenrniitn. Bacon, b) (of) bie 
 a3irl)iirnng, 25erl)inbernng, .^inbernng. «) 
 t bn5 9>orurrl)eil. DKiDEw. d) t &fr >JJrg> 
 luoljn. Shak. [nlS ^riifennitiu. 
 
 By way of prevention, ^iir 35i'rfid)t; 
 
 Preventiunal , preven'shunal, 
 adj. iiiuorfiMnnienb, nls 95erl)utungeiniite( 
 bieneiiD. 
 
 Preventive, preven tiv, adj. 1. )Ui 
 uorfominciib. 2. (ofi d'tum* uerljfitenb, einet 
 ©nd)e uprbniiciib, uorbeiigcnb. 
 
 Preventive measures, ^litfidjtiina§i 
 rcgcin. The - service, bie nil btr lR.u\1t 
 ilntitniirtcn iIDnc^rfd)iffe jur S8erl?utung Der 
 ©d)miiggelei. To be - of .., einer ©nd)« 
 oorbeiigen. 
 
 Preventive, ». bn6 93envnl)rnng««, 
 ©id)eruiigeinittel; (ofi bai ^riiferuntii' iqa 
 gcii). [.iur ub. nu« SSorfidjr. 
 
 Preventively, pieven'tivl^. adv. 
 
 Previous, picvciis. tint, praevins) 
 adj. iiDrl)erfli'l)ciib, i>i)rniigel;eiibi iTrliUifig, 
 iiorgnngig; (to) i>or. [(yplbi'orrdjiig. 
 
 Pr e V ion .s payment. Die ijlll^liige , Dcr 
 
 Previously, pre'veusle. udu. ULvr» 
 gnngig, luiriiiiiftg. 
 
 Previousnes.s, pre'veusncs, $. 
 bai 9Si'rl)i'r:, 93orniigct)en. 
 
 Prevision, piev'zh'un, (Int. prae- 
 visio) t. bai i8orl)er>, 93ornii*rel)eii, bie 
 S!5orl)iT=, 23orniii;icl)uiig, SBcrlldjt. 
 
 Jl*re««°arn, prewam'. ». a. ini 2}ur» 
 ai\S ronriieii. - v. n. ini SSorniie ©d)iim> 
 inc^ nnbeuten. 
 
 Prey, pri, (Int. praeda) «. I. bee 
 
 9{nub (ini iKriege), bie ©ente. 2. l bie'Keure. 
 
 3. ber 3ia\\b ibai 9?nnben). [Drvde». 
 
 2. She sees herself the monster's prey. 
 
FAiP. far. fall. fat. ML met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n<ir, got, oil. ci6nd. Ti'ihp. tijh, full. i/nn. THis. 709 
 
 FllE 
 
 S Hog in kloth, fox in stealtli, lion in 
 prey. Shak. 
 
 Animal oP. beast of prey, ^n5 5Rilii6> 
 tifin. Bird of-, fer ^Rautucorl. To be- 
 come tlie — of. . . Q-iiiem jiir Snite aifrtcn. 
 To make a — of any one, o &ilU'll inn tuA 
 6eiiii,ie briiiflfii, riipfrii, pIl■|ll^eru. 
 
 ^rey, »• n. l. mubeii , 95riit« mndjtn ; 
 (on, upon) pulntcrn. 7. fciiie 9{iui(<oier ba 
 friffiflcn; (ou) ijrrfoflen (ubcr), (einrni 
 ll)irre !c.) nfl(f)ilc(Uii , e& frcffcii. 3. i (on. 
 apon) iingrti (dii). 
 3- Grief preyi on tlie body and spirits; 
 envy and jealousy - on the health. 
 
 WEBSTta. 
 
 Wreyer , prA'ur, «. ^e^ 9{aiibir, 
 ^u'liitcrcr. Srrulliiiger. (ber ^riiipifin. 
 
 PrinpiKin, priapism, «. [%?<('.] 
 
 ■frlce, prise, (fr. prix; flrill. pri»; 
 
 l>o(l. prys; ^rfi<; tan. prii«; m. prU. pridi 
 
 «. 6er ^rti«, a) 6cr TOiirftpreu. b) tcr 
 
 fflSerrl). c) ^er Ccljn. 
 
 c; That vice may merit; 'tis the price 
 
 of toil; 
 
 The knave deserves it when he tills the 
 
 soil. Pope. 
 
 To set a price on. I. rincn ^rtii fd^rii 
 fliif . . . "i. )ii tiiifiii (jcniiiffii ^rcifc nnrcMii- 
 (jcii. What is your -7 wit SSicI mi'iffcn Sic 
 ^jiibeii, fcr^frll ©i<? More in -, fltfiif^rcr, 
 ^Mjet itn SB3rrtl)f. Of-, ivtrrl)i'iifl, foilftnr. 
 Above -, inird)nQbnr. At any -, ju jtltw 
 ?prei|"e. To bear a -, a high -, fpiU'll, 
 tlieiier ffin. To sell under tlie -, uiitcr ttiii 
 ^reife uerfniifrii. Statement of the -s. 
 ^5?^^Il^cl] ^rfi*bfrid)tf. -s quoted, nrtirtt 
 ^reijc. -of subscription, ^cr i£ii(>ffriptipn#: 
 prti«. - fixed, bcr beilimmte $rcia, Ht 
 IJrcif&cflimDiung. 
 
 Market-price, in ^arttvrtii. 
 
 Price-current, (5p.lll^l•(| 6rr ^tcii 
 fpiirniit, 6if '^reifliilf , btx "Jird^jfttfl. 
 
 l"rlc«5, V. a. 1. ju (jiiriii jjii»i|Tcti 
 ^Srcn'c oii|<f)laaf 11 , prriien. 2. i \'d)a^en. 3. 
 f ^eJn^;lel1 (I'lTijiiten). Spexseb. 
 
 rriceleSS, prUe'les, atij 1. nil; 
 f(t)«Of''i>^- 2. U'irtl)io*. Barlow. 
 
 l^rlckf piik. (ilMorir. priccinn; tan. 
 prikker; |'d)iu. pricka; ir. priocain) v. a 
 1. ilethcii. 2. nnilrrffii, mtflicftfii , anjnpfcii. 
 
 3. flii(t)c(ii, fporiirii, niurcibrii (eiii '^fcrC 
 ic); [tlicitr.) 6rn£porii flrlln^e fiiljlt'ii i.iffcii. 
 
 4. 1 (on, off. foiih) (■iiureibcn , niifprriiiMi. 
 
 5. (Iccffii; (on) fliifrtirfrn; [ lt)pi>nr. J eiii: 
 (tettjtn. 6. 1 uiiteri^itfeii ift.irtcti Jo. 7. (I'lt 
 tJiit np) ttui'ridjteii , niiirccfcii, fpi^eii (bit 
 Chreii). 8. jfid)iicii, nnicid)iifii (biircf) iiiitti 
 6ii(t) ic); (down) eiiifd)rti(>eii , nmifictjiifii, 
 oufiVtjeii; (out) piiiiftiren. bfjcic^iicn, niiei 
 maljlelt. Shak. 9. ( 9{citf. ] To - to the 
 quick. I'eriinaclii (em ^icrt :c.). 10. fniirr 
 ob. iiniOdjeii nind)eii; pricked wine, iiiiu 
 flfl'(t)lageiier SlBeiii. 
 
 4. But how if honor prick me off. Shak. 
 
 My duly pricka me on to uiler tlinl 
 
 Which no worldly good should draw 
 
 from me. Siiak. 
 
 To prick one's finger, fid) in bcii giiiflrr 
 
 (Itd)eii. Tliey were -ed in their hearts , |' 
 
 tt (1111(1 il)iieii biird)'* S>itj. To- the siiiN. 
 
 (•OJf.ir.J fine ')(«(6 lUif bit -Ti.ilit tcr Srflil 
 
 frgen. To - s cliart, [^)iat.l tin ijiilccf 
 
 PRI 
 
 ttiiid)en. To - a tune, tin 2ieb niif ob. in 
 
 Prick, V. n. I. (oft mit up) fid) pii^rn, 
 Md) l)friiu<pii^en, fid) id)nirjiclii ii. buiie'". 
 fid) fd)6ii nind)en. i. (rft mit forth) reittii, 
 baf)errciten, jiireiteii, bnf)crrpreiiijeii. 3. niif 
 eiiicii 5J5iitift, etn 3eid)cii , cinen Ort liilen. 
 
 4. [33nibtnrpr.] eiiit 5nl)rfe jiiriirfloiJcM. 5. 
 iini(tcf)en , uinf4)(Cigen , fntier rotrbeii (v. 
 233ciii ic). 
 
 Prick , (nnflflf. pricra ; fd)io. prick) 
 *. 1. bcr ®t(id)cl (bie klMc, ©pi^e); ^florf. 
 1. t bcr ®r(id)fl, (5>emiiTiiif bij , bie 33c.iiifl; 
 (ttgima. Shak. 3. [ SXeitf. J brr ©tiid)el, 
 $>anbfprrn. 4. bfr®tid), irMP(cinir©d)iaii<K 
 •c). 5. ber ^nnft iiii niiUljciiuirirt^ni Jiflii' 
 rcii K.). 6. bn« 3tel. 7. bit i{>ii("nifpiir, ipa-. 
 fiiifiiljrte. 8. (*Dfnr.J fine Ticiiie JicUt (i.rt< 
 barf ic). 9. bos inAnMlid)f OHicb, bit Kiitlje. 
 
 Wooden pricks, @pciler. At -s. (ob> 
 icon) nuf ben ©tid>. Shak.. 
 
 Prick eared. 1. fpitjOlirifl. 2. porflilfl, 
 nfljUfUig; - cur of Iceland, bcr €pi()l<ubc. 
 Shak. --louse. I. bie$il)liiu6. 2.})ii.tbrr 
 vSibncibcr. -madam, I'iuu.] bcr ©teiiK, 
 'Wiuicrpfeffer. --post, [3inimcrl. ] bn* 
 ■JJnnbilllrf. --pride, f. Priapism. — 
 punch, (led)"-) bcr Dorn. — »ong, fai 
 lUif iWotcii flfffi^tc Citb; bcr nielobicrcid)c, 
 fun|Tlid)e, (jffunilcltc fficfonfl. Shak. -- 
 limber, --wood, ber €piiibrl>, ©pifl>, 
 >tpii(lbniiiii , bai 3n>fd' / Siwd'}"'!- 
 
 Pricker, piik kur, #. I. bie 'Jlljle, 
 'IJtrume , ber ■^iricincn. 2. { ber ©tiid)'!. 
 Doni. 3. t »^ bcr lcid)rf 'Jfcitcr, reitcnbc 
 jfiflcr, <picineur. b) bcr ^ifenier. 
 
 Pricket, prSk'kii, «. l. ['SCaibtni'pr.] 
 Per €picgcr, ©pii'^l;irfd>. 2- t ber ©prcn = 
 forb. 
 
 Prickinip, piik-k'ng, «. 1. («tBnib< 
 mipr. ) bie i^iaienrpnr, ^.ij'enfnljrte. 2. i>/. 
 brte. <)3rirfeln, ©tfd)iMi, €cireii|lcd)en, 3u(fen 
 
 Prickle, prlkkl, #. I. [iiot.] a> 
 Per ©ttid)fl, Dorn. b) ber ©ted)bprn. 2 
 PfrStndjcI (eiiie«ll)ier«). 3. t«""* 'Mrt Korb. 
 
 Prickle-back, |3d)tlji)0l.] bcr ©tid)> 
 ling, --whelk. (Oifltiirfl. ) bie Didcl. 
 rd)nc<fc, tni Di|lfll)5rnd)cn. (boriiig. 
 
 Prickled, prikkld. adj. (tad)ciit). 
 
 PrickiiliefiS , priklenes. : ber 
 3ini.iiiP , Po Cnuoi:' I'odcr ȣiii(t)eln i(l. 
 
 Prickling-, prik'i'ug, < 10d)(l)i)ul.J 
 per erid)iin<i. 
 
 Prickly, prlkl4. ad}, ^adfttiq. 
 
 A prickly benrd, eill ©tA(t)Clbiirt, 
 
 Prickly ash, [^bot.j bie ©tad)elei'd)e, 
 Pcr3'il)i"Ufl)w SJcrtronibrtiim. --parsnep, 
 t?5ot.] Pie ®tfld)clPolPc. --pole, [aSot.J 
 Pie flniiicii"d)e Kofotpnlme. --poppy, 
 [■Dot.] bcr ©f<Kt)cimol)n. 
 
 Pr«ck-iiiy-<l«iiify, (\'<i)ott.) af- 
 fected and finical. 
 
 Pride, pride, (iiiiflflf. pryt, pryde) 
 *. 1. Bcr (Siolj, 5?Pd)mutl). 2. ber Ucbcr; 
 nintl). 3. 1 Per ©itflj. 4. $ ob. i bie ^rnd)t. 
 
 5. bie ^rnri)t, bcr ©d)imirf. 6. bie 9S5ut(j, 
 i>il5<, bcr mutljiiiPe 'Jliuirijf. Shak. 7. bic 
 'Srnnft. 8. [3d)tl)!)oI.l ba6 flcine9ifiin(iii()e, 
 bet Gnorbrr. 9. I^ot. J Loudon --, eiiic 
 ■Jlrt br* ©rciiibrrd)*. 
 
 4. Whose lolly trees, yclad with siim- 
 nier's pride. SPCNkER. 
 
 PKl 
 
 The pride of one's heart. bn6 f)i'l)t 
 £clp|liicful)l. Towering in lier - of plaie, 
 in il)rer floljen :polje i"d)iuebcnb. Shak. To 
 lake -in.., to make it one's — , flolj nuf 
 (?ftone iVin. 
 
 froiJ. Pride will have a fall, ^od)> 
 ninth foninit ucr beni {JnHe. 
 
 Pride-gavel, ((?iigl.] eine 9l6gn6e an 
 Pen ©rnnPtjcrrn fi'ir bic Orhmbnis, £am. 
 prcrcii ini Sfuern fnngeii jii biirfen. 
 
 Pride, V. a. To - one's self in.., 
 ilolj icin nut.., fid) briiilcii ouf ob. mit.., 
 groHthnn mit... [niiit^ig. 
 
 Prideful, prtde'f&l, adj. rtPt}, l)Pd)» 
 
 PrideleSS , pride'les, adj. Ol)llt 
 StiM), fcincii .<pod)mntl) l)nbenb. 
 
 Priding ly, piideiugle, ado. floli. 
 
 Prie, pri, )■. Privet. 
 
 Prie, (rrt)otr.) to taste. 
 
 Prief, (idjett.) proof. 
 
 Prier, pn'rir. «. ber ®urfer, 93c. 
 giirfcr; ©piiher, ©pion. 
 
 Priest, priest, (nngcii". preost; fr. 
 pretre; perf. parasinsh) «. I. ber <Prie(lcr. 
 2. bcr ^rifiler, &t\(iUd)t; f ^^inffe. 
 
 Priest's pintle, (3Jot.) bie Wond)*! 
 fnppe. -'• cap, [gciluiifl^b.J »te ^fiiffen. 
 fnppe. 
 
 Prie»t-craft, bie <J5fnffeMlifl, ber ^Pfnf. 
 fenbtrrnfl, <JJ|.iffeiitrng. --linked, o oer» 
 l)eirntl)ft. --ridden, owi ^tnffeii regiert, 
 ben ^pi'iiffen ergeben. (ilcnun. 
 
 PrieiiteNS, preesttis. «. bie $rie> 
 
 PrieMtllUOd, pre^at hud. «. 1. Ci( 
 ^Tprifi^cnc^iift , a) Me qjrieilcriuiirbc, bn» 
 iJJricflcrnmt. b) bie (»eifhic^feit. 2. ber 'sjiriei 
 llerrtnnb. ||lcrlid). 
 
 PrieHtiike, priisi'like, adj. prie> 
 
 PrieHtliiiess, preestt^nea, «. iat 
 niiisirt' •yniVl)rn ciiicf ^ricfu'r*. 
 
 Priestly, preestie, adj. prieilcrlid) ; 
 eiiKin inciter gcjicmenb. 
 
 The prieatly office, brt* $ric|1eriinit. 
 
 Prieve, pieov. fur Prove. 
 
 Prigr, prig. (o. frert)) *. I. Per frcd)e 
 (VJeiclie, i)frt|cioei6, tat Jaiitdjcn. 2. Dct 
 Dicb. --napper, © ber Diebergrcifer ; 
 'ipfirPcbieb. 
 
 Prigr, V. n. « ninrften, l^anbeln, |eil> 
 f(^eii. - V. a. niiiiifen, flel)[en. 
 
 Prig-gin, iid)ott.) cheapening. 
 
 Prigging, priggSng, adj. A - fel- 
 low, bcr OiniciBciS, (S-iiur, ber fid) nianfig 
 nind)t. - «. 9 bcr Seird)i(if. [luei*. 
 
 PriggisVi, prig gish, ad). nnfc. 
 
 PrigNter, prlgstiir, ». e ber 
 ?!f?flfeiuei6. [bntte. 
 
 Prill, pril, I. l^(t)ttjt)ol.] tit ©teiti. 
 
 Prillion, pril'yiin, «. (Oertl.J tai 
 ©d)lflrfctijiiin. 
 
 Prim, pnni, (rnff. pnmo, priamo) 
 adj. (iciiert, gejivniigcn, nfTcftiri, crfiiii|1flf. 
 
 Prim, V. a. jicrcii; nuf eine gijierte, 
 gejiunngeiie 'iart tf)un. - v. n. fid) jieren. 
 
 Prim, «. ber ®lorfenf.inni , (^Xorfcn. 
 rnnb. (gr.J bie $rinie. 
 
 Prima, prS'ma, (Int. 2U.) «. lli)po> 
 
 Prima-shcet, I'ii)pogt.J bn« ^rinin» 
 blatt. 
 
 Primacy, pri'mase, (D- Int. prima- 
 tu»» t. }. ttt iSorrnng. 2. [fiirt^eni'.J tai 
 $rimnt. 
 
710 fhte, far, fall, fat. >U, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, -ot, 6il, rl6fid. Tiibe, tub, full. tAin, THIs. 
 
 Fill 
 
 Priinag-e, prJ'midj*. «. [©Mtjan; 
 6cl] Pii6 ^J3riiii>ifi6, Sic Kuvpliifen- 
 
 Primal <) primal, adj. f (tier) crfte, 
 uriVriiifl'''')- Shak. 
 
 Primarily, primarele, adv. 1. 
 juer)l, (iiifaiinHiD. '2. unpruiiolid). 3. in. 
 fDll^^•rl}t•it, I'onirljmlirf). 
 
 Primariliess, pii'marenes, t. bit 
 
 er|liiif«'if/ t>"^ &ri"tt"''"'; ff>^ •'fit'! »5ni&. 
 
 Primary, pii'maic. d. primnrius) 
 
 ndy. I. (Dcr, ^ie, CnJ) er|1c. 1. uriVniiinlid)- 
 
 3. I)iiid)tl, i>.iiipt... 4. i)om frflfii WriiDe. 
 
 3. Our ancestors considered the educa- 
 
 tioH of youth of pri luarv iuiportiiiice, 
 
 iinfere a3Drfal)rcn I'alicii tie e-rjiel;iiii(j 
 
 fcer 3ii(]cnB of* cincii ©i-nfiiitani) uon 
 
 !)cvd)|li'r 2Sid)ri(ifeir nn. 
 
 Primary school-. 'iUrittlfir!, ^lllfnitflS'i 
 
 ©|flllClltiirrrt)lllfll. Tlie »i» - plane!*, tit 
 
 6 i'orue^ili|leii ^pMiiercn. The - matter, Ber 
 
 llrai'ff. 
 
 Primate, pri mat. (neiidit. primas) 
 t. Ifiirdirin".) Bit 'iM-iniae (>"|5riiiuir. 
 
 Primatosliip, pii'matshlp. *. Bn« 
 
 Primatial, piimA'slial, adj. jii 
 tincm llritiuiS .vlunin- Ipriniiutrrt). 
 
 Primaticaki , pn'matekal. adj. 
 
 Prime, prime, (lilt, prinnisl adj. 
 
 I. rBer) erflc, uornrl)iii|'le. in>riMiiIirt)|te, 
 i^nuvt--- 2. t frill', urrpriiiialicl), llr... 
 3. ± a) niii-<tr)f id)ncr , u or.iii.il id), flut, tri-ff= 
 licb , iHirrrfiflid) ; niifflcfud)!, rtuscrlefen. b) 
 jUijeiiMict) , 6liil)eiiB. 
 3. b) His starry helm unbuckled, showed 
 him prime 
 In manhood, where youth ended. 
 
 Milton. 
 
 The prime fathers, bic Uruntcr. - mi- 
 nister , Ber <preniimuiui(ler. - virtues. 
 j^rtupttiKjenBeii. - figure, IPJcom.) eiiie 
 eiii/ncl)f Sigiir. -number, [2lriti)in.l bic 
 einfnd>c 3>il)(, ^15riminl)l. Cloih of a - qua- 
 lity. Iiid) I'on erilcr aiiaiifiit, uoii ber 
 bcfleii ©orte, niif(iiM"iid)te* iud). - entry. 
 (jpniiBel) tie inirlaiin<l<' Sodoiiqiibe. There 
 Is no primer business, t6 i|l fcill llm = 
 ftani, Ber ern|llid)rr cine fcftnedc J&rBcrnufl 
 erforBert , erheifd)t. 
 
 Prime- cost. [ipnnBcd Ber ©infaiifp; 
 prei«. --gap. 10J?in.l Bic mle Wrnbe. 
 
 Prime, adj. \)\^i(\. bci Ber i?anB, flcil. 
 
 Prime, *. I. ibii* Grile, Bie erilt 
 Sett) Ber '•iimm (Ber iiirit !C.). 2. ? Ccr 
 qj?or(irn. 3. ? ber Sriiljliun- 4. l a) Bie 
 SBliitlje (Ber OiiflcnB lo. b) bie OiiflcnB;, 
 Jieben6frflff. 5. i a) Bn5 (5-rile, SBeile, 2Jor: 
 neljmile, ber Kern, 'iUn^jlirt) , OiiiSbUiib, 
 8hi«l)ufe. b) ber l)bd)|lc (SJrnb ber aJoflfoMi-. 
 nienl)eir. 6. |<)lntl)ni.; S'rtl'f-; riMu.-fiul). 
 S.ird)tl bie ^rime. 7. b(i6 3inibfrniit, 3""*= 
 rUli'cr. 
 
 Prime of the moon, [^lilriMI.] ber 3?eil! 
 ttionb. -vertical, brr biiril) bie $i'le be5 
 qKeribinn* Iniifenbe ®(f)<'itflfri'i4. 
 
 Prinit-tide, ber 5riihliil(l. 
 
 Priine,i>.n. i. l-Wni.) flruiiBen, (jriin: 
 biren. i. niit 3iinBfriiut ueriVliPn, 3iinBpul = 
 ocr onf bie 'ipfiinne (finer $iiloli' lo i"i1)iit: 
 ten, aiifrdiiirten. [lui-ljre* Birncn. 
 
 Prime, ». »• jnr SiiBiiiifl cine* (»e; 
 
 Primely, piime'le, nrfo I. jiieril, 
 urruniiiijlid). 2. I'orrnfnd) 
 
 PRI 
 
 Priineness, primenes, t. -f I. 
 bie grilijifeir, llri>runglid)feit. 2. bie SSot-. 
 treffiidjfeit. (Ii£^ , (ben erile. 
 
 Primer, pri'mur, adj. + iinpriing. 
 
 Primer, *. i. [rom.sfntl). 9iel.] ein 
 fleines ®ebetbnd) jnm .Kir(f)eiigebr.iiid)e, ein 
 Ber 3iiiigfraii OKarin geiutbntcreo (ijcbttbnd). 
 i. ti(\6 'M-56=©iid), bie Jibel. 3. [li)poarJ 
 Bie 'iliiriqiin; great -, bie icrnii ; long -, 
 Bie (i)arinonb, itorpnS; two lines great — , 
 Die itnnon. 
 
 Pri ui er- fine, [ 9?ed)f*)Vr. ] tiiie bei 
 ®clD|lrnfpri)}c(ycn nn Ben fioiiig jii entricf)! 
 teiiBe Srrafe. --seiiin, [!)(ed)tfiVr.] bie 
 &iiiftiiif(e einei f;nl6cn ub. eine£ ganjen 
 Onl)rc5bci JlrDiilel;ni'(i(leniM luanu serviente. 
 
 Primero, prime'rA, (fp.) s. [Jtar= 
 temV-l bn6 ^^jriuteniVici. 
 
 Primeval, primeval, ) (Int.) 
 
 PrimeVUUS, prime' viis, y adj. 
 
 iireril, urnntaiuilic^, iinuniiiijlic^). The - 
 age.N, bie crilfn ^'i')''')'"""^' '•'■ 
 
 Primig°euial, primejeneal, (Int.) 
 adj. er|1(]Cl)oren ; iiriprunglid), llr..., er|1e, 
 anerfd)iiifcn. [tl)um. 
 
 Pri mi genial anMquity, bai llraUcr: 
 
 Primis;'enuMS, piimid jemis. adj. 
 iinVriiiiijIid), llr... - strata, ^(ycoi.J Die 
 liri"d)id)teii , nlrcjlen <3d)id)ten. 
 
 Priming', pri'ming. «. 1. iai aiif: 
 gcrd)iittete '!)5iiti>cr. 2. lOJiiil.j brtfi ®riiiibi= 
 ren; ber ©riinb. 
 
 Priming-horn, bn£ $uli>crf)orii , bie 
 "J5illlierf[iir(^e. --wire, --iron , I'Jlrnll.J 
 Bie 'Jiaumn.ibfl, [^JKnr.] Ber Soljrpfricni. 
 
 Primipilar, pn'mip'eliir, (I.) adj. 
 ben 5?iiiiptmaiin ber 2Ji'rn).i(t>e berrefTenb. 
 
 Prilllitial, priinish'al, U>U.> adj. 
 jn Ben (Srilliiujen gel^orig. 
 
 Primitive, prim'etiv, dat.) attj. 
 1. unpriinijltd), crile, nltf(le, fflriiiib. . . , 
 llr...; nueriAiitftn. 2. fiJrniiict), jjrnuitrtiifd), 
 ieittUo), flcjiert, flCiiunngcn. 
 
 A primitive verb, [(3)rainm. ] iai 
 Stoniiiijeiiiuort. - church, bie Urfirdje. 
 - rocks, [(sjei'l.j bie llrfdiVn. 
 
 Primitive, *. [ Qircimtn. ] Hi 
 ©toinniiuprt. 
 
 Primitively, prim'etivli, adv. 
 I. iiripriiiiiilid). 2. bcni i^erfoiniueii (jein.ip, 
 iiiid) ber iirrpninnlid)eii ^icgcl. 
 
 Primitiveuess, prim ei'vnes, t. 
 Bic llrrpn'iiiiilid)fcit ; Mi *Jlircrrt;iint. 
 
 Primity, prim'eie, *.tBie (S'rftigfeit. 
 
 Primues.<t, piimnes, t. biir me: 
 \uA)te, ®efiinili'lte, (iJcjicre, bie 3i-rerci, 
 itniiilrlri. 
 
 Primogcenial, primnje-neal, ((.) 
 adj. I. eri1gi'bi>reii. 2. i unVriinglid), llr... 
 
 The pri mo genial earth, bie (Srbc in 
 iljrcni iinVriiiiglid)en 3n(l'inbe. 
 
 Primug-eiiitttr, pn'mojen'etur, 
 ilat.) *. ber -Wjn , 95orf.il)r. 
 
 l*rimi>j;{'eiliture,prjni<'>jen'eiiire, 
 a. 1. bie Griliicbiirt. i. |'J{('d)ffrpr.J bicCyril. 
 .irbnrt. Rijjht of-, biie 3(ed)t brr (^ri'tijc; 
 biirt. Cyril(V'biirt6rcd)t. 
 
 Primo^eiiitiirc^sliip, prijnn. 
 
 jen'cti'iresliip. J. Bflp 9Ccd)f Dec (5'riliKblirr. 
 Primortlilkl , pn'mor'deal. adj. 
 nrfpniiuiiid), nriinfiinijlii^, lit... -state, 
 bir llrjl.inb. 
 
 PKl 
 
 Primordial, s. ber Uraiifang, llr. 
 
 fecginn. ['}lrt (ri'iljcr 'TJfliinnten. 
 
 Priinordiaii, primor'dcan, s. tine 
 
 Primordiate, piimor'deate, adj. 
 
 nnVriiiigili-f), iimiuiiiujiid), llr-.. 
 
 Primp, primp, i>. «. [Oertl. 1 ftcft 
 ani cine affcfrirre ^Beife brncDmcn. 
 
 Primrose, prim'roze, (lat. ) «. 
 [Sot.] bie iprimel, ©d)liiiTelbliime. 
 
 The primrose- way, ^ ber SBllinieni 
 pfnb. Shak. 
 
 Primrose-tree, night-primrose, 
 ['33or.) Bic gclbe 2i)finin(^ie. 
 
 Primsie, (fd^ott.j demure, pre- 
 cise. 
 
 Primy, pri' me, adj. feiu^eiiB. 
 
 Prince, prmse, (fr. 2C., u. Inf.) ». 
 I. § ber giiriT; ^ttttdftr. 2. i itt ^ttv'd)et, 
 ber S'lin^ 'fcr ®i'(cl)r 'nmfeir :c.), tai $nnpt, 
 ber 25orncI}intTc. 3. ber ?J5rinj, Bic fiirillic^e 
 ^perfon , f bie «PrinjeiTiiin. 4. Ber (^reus , 
 G-rb: ii'.) <)Srinj; the princes of the blood, 
 Bie ^rinjen I'oni ®fbu'ite. 5. [nit. ^iom] - 
 of the senate, ber Seiiiitur, bell ber Seiifer 
 jneril ablnC-. 6. [©ntotu.] ber ^rinj. 
 
 Prince-Rupeit's drops, s. pi. Oilnit 
 tropfen. -'s-feather, ['»Dt.] ber 9lma. 
 ranri), bn5 Iniifcnbrdjon. -'»-raetal. 6ai 
 ^prin)mcra(l. -'s-wood. iai ©benljntj. 
 
 Prince , v. n. (auti) init it) fi'irfllict) 
 leben. 
 
 Princedom, prins'dum, s. l. bet 
 5i'irrteii|1iinb, bie ■Jiirileniuiirbe. 2. f Dai 
 'Siirilfiirinitn. 
 
 Princelike, pr'nslike, adj. fur|l» 
 lid), eiiu'tj ijiinlen luilrbig. 
 
 Princeliness, piins'llnls, «. bai 
 5-iin'llid)e ini iSt'iictinicn , 'Mnfcljen :c., bit 
 •(JiirilcngrLiSe. (^rinjd)en. 
 
 Princeling', prlns'iing. #. | Bad 
 
 Princely, prlnsle. adj. I. a) prinji 
 lid), fiirititd), -rfiirilen .. bi filriKirf), emein 
 Jiirftcn n^nlid). 2. t a) fiirillid), l)errli(^, 
 prnd)rig. b; fiirillid) (ninVl^nlict), fel^r groj, 
 J. 'J3. aSermogcn). c) erl>abcn. 
 
 Princely, adv. f{ttiili<t), priii(lirf). 
 
 Princess, prinses. *. 1. bie giit* 
 flinn; $i'rrrd)erinn. 2. bir ^rinjeffinn. 
 
 Principal, prin'.%cpal, (fr. S55., ». 
 Int.) adj. 1. « pritijiti-t) , fiintlirt). 2. ui.ir« 
 ncl)ini1e, )Did)tig|Te, ljniiptrrtd)lid)|1e, iii>r.iiig» 
 lid)i'lc, erilc, nngcrcfjcnile , griiyte, ij)niipr... 
 ,^. noriieljiiiilc , ertle (Bern ilfnnge nn(^> u. 
 "■^jerfiMien). 4. [^iif.] (JJninB . . . 
 
 Principal rafters, f 3inuiierl. ] bit 
 I5nd)|1lll;iri'ill(ci1. - prodiictlons of a coun- 
 try , bie .i^niipiiSniiBceprobiifte. - topics 
 of a debate, bic $iiiiptgpgciii1nnbe eiiicf 
 Dcbntfe. The - argnnients. bie >pnilptbe> 
 lufirc. - actor, Ber '}tiifiii)rer, 3fnecl«fii()rfr. 
 
 - matter, Bie ^iiiiprfiiilTc , iai H5i'rcntlid)e. 
 
 - ehalleiige, 19{fd)rprpr.] bie ipniiprrtiiiurin 
 bung, 5?.iiipri'inrebc. - house, [jjiniibcl] 
 iai .^niipri)nnbci?i)nii* ; Stainnifjnii*. 
 
 Principal, *. I. (Brr (S-rilc, S5or« 
 iiel)ni|lc) Bno ipniipt (einrr ^nrtri ic.). 2. 
 bif ipniiprpcrroii (fflegfin'iiR i>. jpulf^gcnog). 
 3. ber ^rrr, 'iJJriniipal; ajorilcl;cr, SScrfrnnbi 
 (in engrrein @iniir) ber 9Jcftor, Jiircftor, 
 '7i'fgriir (ciner ©d)iilc) , (Sd)iilniifrel)er. 4. 
 (i>niiBcll bi\6 itnpirnl, i^niiptgut, i^nnpt* 
 Qtll) , bie iijniipiinmine, ber 5pnnpr|liiiiitti, 
 
Fhtp. ('>r, fall. fnt. >U. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, ill, c?6u<l. Tiibe, lOb. full. 1 ' in. Tliis. 7 1 I 
 
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 i^rtiipffliihf. 5. bfr Sniiptvimft , bie ^ntipt: 
 fnrt)r. 6. [Orflflb.] &a« ^priiiiipiil. 7. Der 
 if>.iiipt5, @ruii6l>iilfeii (filled OJebauDe*). 
 
 A pair ofprincipals, OnUIUerl.] &ie 
 I)iiittliihirniilen. 
 
 Principniity, prinsepalite, «. I. 
 fcif J^crri(f)in'c , Ooer^frnrfjiifr , Dbfrgtwiilt. 
 
 2. etr $trrid)er, {Juril. Miltoh. 3. Ca* 
 5ur|leiitl)iim. 4. f (over) 6if D6frma(t)t, 
 ber 2Si'riii<i, SJiTniiig (i>pr). Tavlor. 
 
 friiicipally, piin'tepale, adv. 
 H>rufiMiili(t) , t)inivtrad)llcf) , tiffoiibfr*. 
 
 friUcipnllieHK, prtuaepalnaa, (■ 
 ttx 3iiflii»t , frt niiiii (Griurtr) t>er (6a6i 
 Qt\1< , ^rt* ^lUipt, in (6ii#) Sorntljmtle, 
 Jp.u 11' Til (Ml it lie irti fer SJorjii*). 
 
 l*riiiripatef piiutepate, «. bu 
 ^inritiit't , Ct>friifrrrd).ift. 
 
 friacipia^ prinsip'ea. (I,it. tii.) «■ 
 p( (ir ^niiiipieii, Qituntiafyt, (SrutiCiugt. 
 erilfii Oirmtt. 
 
 frincipiatioUf priiiMpjAnliuu. 
 t. t fit i!liifii>i'iiH(l 111 fif 25r|hui6tl)trilf. 
 
 l*riucipl(^« prin'tepi, diU.) «. I. 
 bti^ <^niiiip, a) (ir Diirllc. e<-r (Vriiitb, Ur-- 
 fpruiiii, Ur.lrllll^. It) btr (iJriinl), Me Urfflc^e, 
 ©riiiiSfriK't, CMnlll^llr^.^(t)c. 2. t,\i Qltmtnt. 
 tcr OiruHO , Uriloff, dad a)cuiii>>, Unuei'eii. 
 
 3. tai OKi'iiu, bcr 0)riiii6, i8fmei)ijriiii6. 
 
 4. I il?l)iU'r. u. "Bfcr. j 6a« ^niijip . 6cr 
 fflriiiiftfoij. 5. laDiffeiird).] ber (JJruiiHn?, 
 pt. tie (^ituubii^t, trilcii CUruiiDt, Oriiiifii 
 Ut)Tin, He >J5riiijipini. 6. f itr 'Miitiing. 
 
 To jiKtity oiie't proceeding* on the 
 piiiiciple of expedience or necetaiiy. 
 frill ajrrtrtiiren biifiirrt) re<t)tferti<)eii , tiie 
 1)1.111 ti i\U leiroeiiiiiu oD. iiotl^ivifiiCifl tar: 
 (lelll. To reHxoii on Round -« , llilil) geuill; 
 6eii, (iiiteii (V)riiiiri"ii$t'M iirrl)i-ilcii. On what 
 
 — can tliii tie Hffiriiied or denied, Auf n)e(: 
 
 tijtn (Vruiiti Ijiii riiiiii iiiiiii Cirfee bi'l)tuip(cii 
 Oi Iiill(t»en7 Pr i lie i plea of law. of go- 
 Terouient, 9it<t)t(: , -J{>'i]l(ri(ll(|fi]rilllDrii9e. 
 Tlie - of luoiiou, ttt Qirunb, bit Un'tidye 
 ber Sfivenuii(\. 
 
 Principle f ». a. I. (meiftetij im 
 purl. putt. I fi-iiieiii OiruiibiViQe Ircibriiiijeii. 
 2. fiiipriiiieii iciiie Celjrc ic). Locae 
 
 To principle any one well. Q'lilciu 
 OiiteQiriiiit|>U)ct>eibriimen. A principled 
 man. eiii '>)}^11lll voii OiniiibN^en. Well 
 principled, ui'ii oiiteii (^riiiibriiQeii, iute 
 0)ruiibi'iit}e l)(i()eii&. 1 1 1 ■ p r i n c i p I e d , vuii 
 f(t)(e(1)lClt 0)rUll^^l1Qrll. To he we II -prin- 
 cipled, giite C4rllll^Ml>e l)<it)eii. Men have 
 liceii principled wiili an opinion, tliat 
 tliey etc.. Cell '))^i'iir(t)rn ^lU iiiiiii Mdruixb' 
 fail 6ic 0)ri'iiiiiiii) t)t:iijcl>rait)t , tiiB fie ic. 
 
 PrillCOCil, piin kok, f i.v. |. prae- 
 
 PrinCOX, pun knk*. ^ cox, Ob. v. 
 prink, prim u. cock .'; *. | ber iJiilfewei*, 
 0)>'lt>i'(i)iiiit>el , £iiiiil>ii(). 
 
 Priniif pringk, (U. pruilfeil) v. n. 
 pr>uit}i'ii, priiiifeiti fid) iVqiiugciii, jlc^ piii^rii. 
 
 - ». a. IjemiiepiiOfn! 
 
 Print, print, (lu. printi.iw; Int iro- 
 priiiio) V. a. I eiii&rii(feii ; eiiie <2piir }iii 
 riKflaffen aiif... ibcui 'Sobeii Jo. 2. mif; 
 bnirfeii, (in) nbbriirfeii (ill). 3. CiirrtjDriirfrii 
 bilDeii Pbcr l)en>orl)riii(ieii ; (upon) briirfcii 
 (ii'.if). 4. a) i (otf) abbriKfeii. li) (in) eiiipri): 
 ^rii, prii|](it <iii bi>« (i>eiiiU(t| to. 5. li^i 
 
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 pp<ir. , Oiibfhr. , ^unde] a) bnitfen; (on) 
 Priirfeii (lUif). b) bibrucfen. c) abbnirfcu. 
 2. Perliaps some fooisteps printed in 
 the clay .. . Rosgommo:*. 
 
 To print black with red. rct)iv.iri II. 
 roti) brucfeii. To -to.., (ii>poijr.) lunrtjie^ 
 geii. Printed goods, [^.iiibil] Briiif> 
 lurtiiren. 
 
 Print, o. n. 1. bnirfeii, bie 'l&u<b 
 DriKfir'Hiii'l aiifuDeii. 2. brucfeii Iiiik"/ em 
 Slid) Driicfeii l.iiTen. 
 
 Priiilt, f. 1. bee Q'iiibriicf, bie Spur, 
 Bile 3eid)eii; j. !8. No - of »tep. feiii 'jJiiB^ 
 |t>ipfe ; lite - of a wheel, bie •>{iicrp!ir, tai 
 C^Mei^ ; — of the foot in aand or xnow, bir 
 3piir beS iu^ii, SuMipur im Saiibe ober 
 iB(t)IU'ei the — of the tooth or of the nmU 
 in tieth, bai -Mfiil)!. 2. i btr (yiiibrurf; Oif 
 Spur. 3. bet oteiiipel, ')WoJeI, bit jJiTiii ; 
 |. !b. A bii tte r-pri n I , ber ^iitreriiu<i'>el. 
 4. [Aiiiitle u. On^llr-J "er Stirf), 8il)iiirt; 
 J. "b. A wooden -, ber jfti'ljirtjiliff , ^iMj- 
 |lid). 5. (of. fit 'Ubfriirf luoii Cfrn'.isi. 6 
 (ii)po,)r. II. Riiiiile] ber Onirf, (ai b.id I^rii 
 (feu. b) bie -llrt fe^ Drurfi*. c) baa &t^ 
 brutfre). 7. bii« -bl<ut , $iii.|t>iiUt, bie rinitc 
 I>ru(ff(t)ri((, ;$liii|iVt)rift, Brituiiij. Public or 
 daily -s, 3et[iiiijen. 
 
 Priat-seller, ber itupteriti(4 , Auilil: 
 l)aiibler. --(hop, ber iiiipferiuit^l.ibeii, bie 
 £iiiil1l)niibliiiiij. 
 
 A balhid in print, tine debrucfte ^au 
 liibe. Out of -, [■bud)i),iiib.j yeriiriifiii. To 
 suffer one's woiks to Ujipear in -, feme 
 iuirfe brucfeii l.i|7eii, buret) ben Drucf uer; 
 ojfeiltlidyeil. To put «ny one in -. ^eniitiiC^ 
 ■H5ert brucfeii. To come out in -, ji'briicft 
 iDerbeil. l;eriiU£riMnilieil. To do a tiling in 
 -, t Qtwai orbentlicft, faiiber, iiett maiDeii, 
 piiiircUft), lieilicO, iiik &e\<i)m,\d tl)im. To 
 set one's clotlies in -, t lierlict), lietl i)e. 
 rieibet Qtt)ti\ ob. jeiti. To spe.ik in -, f mil 
 'be|l iuiutl)ei( i'prei1)rii, f>i()eii. 
 
 Printer, primur. «. I. [Abitile u. 
 Oiibujlr.] ber Sriicfer; (lit eiiijerem Siiiiie) 
 n) btr 93ud)briicfer. b; ber fiupferbriicfcr. 
 c) btr 3'Ufl'. itiutuiifrucfer. d) bet iWuteii. 
 briicfrr. 2. l^iibuilt.] pt. rpt)e ^attune (ium 
 .Driicfcu). 
 
 Printer to the court, bet .^ufbuctbrih 
 cfer. Maater--, ber iJiicftbrucferlji'iT. -'» 
 ilower, ber •yucf)bru(ffrih'(f , bie ajigiiette. 
 -'t devil, ber li.iufjuiige in eiiirr ^ruiferei. 
 -'s ink. bie Bni(fi'rrit>ii)>ir)e. 
 
 Printings printing, «. [Ituiiile u. 
 iiibiiilr.J I. bi\6 Drucfeiu 2. bie Ocucfer= 
 fuiiil, Driicfcrci. 
 
 Decorative printing, bet S'llUbnicf. 
 Art of -, tie I)rii(fer>, aSucD&ricfertuiiri. 
 
 Printing-house, --office, bit 
 Dnicferci, QJudjfrueferci. --ink, bie Dru: 
 cferfil)iuiirje , 25iiit)brii(firfart'e. --letters. 
 pi. bit Dru(fbii(t)iliil>eii , £i1)r:('r.Mi, Sttretii. 
 --paper, bii6 Driufpapii'r. --press, 
 bie Cnicfrt!, syiidjcrucferpiiije. --red. 
 ber n'tl)e Onicf . 
 
 Print le.«IM, prinl'Ie!«. adj. fpiirlo^, 
 feiiicii &iiiDriicf ob. friiie Spur jiirucfLiiffinb. 
 
 Pri»r, pri'm, UiU. 'lU.) adj. friiljer, 
 lilrcr, (to^ iiiter (nl«). 
 
 TliF aiscovery of . . wa« six or seven 
 weeks - to etc., bie GiirDicfuiKj »oii... 
 
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 ii'iir ipii 6 pb. 7 ^pitfii cilfer <iI5 .., flinfl 
 urn 6 Pb. 7 -iDocften ber ... pomii. - right, 
 - claim, (3ticl)t«ipr.] bai 9?ii!)errecf)r, 95pr> 
 i\<.v.\i\--reA\f. 
 
 Pri4»r, *. I. (JRintfiiiu-I Ber $ripr. 
 2. l."^?aiibii| i'>i-r enle il)eill)i»l>er eiiier J^.inbt 
 luiiii, ."5).iiibi'i?I)iTr. 
 
 Pri«»r»te, pri mite, t. ba6 ^rtprnt 
 
 Prioress, piliires, i. [^oij£t)«iu.J 
 Die ^ni.>riiiii. 
 
 Priori, pn'u.4, d. <B3.), [SoiJ.] A -, 
 iiiia iJ3e iiiiaftiiruiiCeii. a priori. 
 
 Priority, piinrr^.e. $. 1. baS ^rut 
 IjenVin . (rneriViii , Unlijorriirriii, bie iPripri* 
 r.u. 2. ber sBpr.i.iuii, aSorjiifl, iBortrirt, 
 ■Borraiui. b.U aji'rii.iiifli5rfcf)r. 
 
 Priority of liirili, bie Gril.jei'urt. - of 
 ilebis. lJ{fd)r*rpr. i bie >^)rioritiU, bai ^rii» 
 cePriurect)t. Creditors by -, priuiiegirte 
 (iJiiiuiM.ier. 
 
 Pri<»rly, pilurli. adv. f fruiter, por.- 
 
 PriorNhip , pri'iiiship, «. bai ':pri« 
 I't.u. Me ^^Jiu'nuiirce. 
 
 Priory, pr{ ur4. «, i. bie <Pnprei. 
 2. b.i« litiil.irj^JJrioriU. Ayliffr. 
 
 PriM, P'>->. ('ilbfur({]. p. Priscilla) 
 *. >l>runiIM ( iOiiberii.). 
 
 PriNai;-e, p>I'»ije. (u. fr. prise) •. 
 I. (;);i-k1)[»ipr.i bii6 '$rifenre(()t. 2, [Sngt.] 
 Ber ■IDiiiii.'il. 
 
 Prisciiiianist, pr'ssil'lian'st, «. 
 lRinl)''ii!)''ri1)-i f er ilnljiiiijier be& iJJriijiflian. 
 
 PriMMi , priiui, (jjr.) i. bai '^nima, 
 bte (^(fiiiiile. 
 
 Prism of glass, bai (ifiiferne ^ri^tna. 
 
 PriSSilifctic, priiinat ik, > adj. 
 
 PriNinutival, pi uma/ekal.^ iiitD 
 
 Priwinatiuttliy, prixmai'ckali, 
 adv. prifiiitUinl). 
 
 Prisiuatoidai, piiziuaioid'al. arf/. 
 bie |^i>riii eiiii'c' 'i|}ri»iiiii, eiiic prifnuicifi^t 
 iMeihiit I'b 5'"fH' Ijiibi'iib. 
 
 PriSMioid, piinn'mSid. *. [&tom.] 
 bit •Vri.-iiioice. 
 
 Prisiny, pr'/'me, adj. ju einem 
 ■]3ri9iii>i cji'"'^'''''!. 'uie eiii \J5ri6iiM. 
 
 Prison, pi'^zn, ifr. i!i5., p. Inf. 
 prendo; iirm. prisuuii) *. I. f b<u; fflefiitlil' 
 iiiu. I. i b.i6 iyrj.iii,]iiiH. 3. || Bai (i]ei|li|je) 
 C^ifiiUijuiS. bie (griiliijei f\)ffan!]eiifci>aft. 
 
 2. Tiie yraut Aeolus, 
 
 With pokver imperial curbs the strug- 
 gling winds. 
 And sounding leinpests in dark pri> 
 sons binds. UhyDES. 
 
 State -prisou, [iJiorbnm.] bil« SfiliUi- 
 ijciaaciiiig. 
 
 To put to prison, to pat or to cast 
 into -. iti6 ©efiiiifliiig luerfeii, <\efancitn 
 ff^eii, ciufperreii, eiiiferferii , ciiiileifcn, ein» 
 fe^cil. To break -, nu^brfc^eil. The keeper 
 of a - , ber (SJefnngeiiiuiirter. 
 
 Prison-base, — bars, bad t^ono >, 
 Saiinpiel. --fee. bad Srfjlieg^elb, 3i$(jelO. 
 -- liiMise. bai (5)eraii(jni0. 
 
 Pri.<<on, V. a. I. flffanflen fe^en, inS 
 (i)efaiiiiiiiB iVijeii, eiinlirfeii, eiufpcrreii, eiii- 
 fi'ijeii, fei1fi>9cii, ieiViel)tiieii ; eiiirrt)lie6en. 2. 
 t ? a) (leiaii.ieii Pb. in Saiiteii Ijatfoii. b) in 
 fict) pi-rrd)lie6eii (Seru ;c.). 
 
 PriNoner, prizniur, t. i. ber (bio 
 ®efrtiii]iiie. 2. ber GJiraiiQCiie, iJricfldaefiini 
 
712 Faie, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, got, 6iL cl6urL Tube, tiib. fi'ill. i/mo, TlVm. 
 
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 (jenc. 3. ber ©cfnngcne (SBcflct ic. in fincin 
 
 A prisoner at the bar of a court, tin 
 91n(jet(ngter. A - to the st;<te. ein @rnat6> 
 gefnngcncr. To take -. gcfnngeii_nff)mcn. 
 
 M"riSOIIineilt, prii'znnient, «. fcic 
 GJcfnnnfiife^iinfl, S?<\\t. ®efiingeiif(^nft. 
 
 Pristiue, pris'iin. (fPris'tinate) 
 adj.voriQ, cl;cmniiG, urrniiilig; iiMlt, ur.- 
 fprunglicf). 
 
 ]Prifliee, priTH'e, fur pray thee; 
 j. 95. 1 - ci. —, irt) bitte, fcocf), fi jn. 
 
 I*rittle- prattle, prft'tl-prattl. 
 ». ^cr €(t)iiirfrcf)nncf, bai- Qdovnidy, ®efd)ivii(j. 
 
 I"rlttle- prattle, v.n. pifinbern, 
 fcfcmn^en. 
 
 M"rivacy , prl'vasc, pnv'ase, *. 1. 
 tie Seimlirfiffit. 1. Me Siinlcfgcjogi'nhrit, 
 «lbgcrd)u'bfnlifit, 93rrt'Lirgeii()eit. 3. ^ic (J-iii; 
 fnmffit, 6cr iiinirfgcjogene, nbnerrnfcfrtc, fin= 
 fntneDrt; bie ©tide. 4. + 6ie$Birtrnulid)feir. 
 5. t bic (£d)ivcigfnmfcit, 9Scrrd)>viicgcnlH'ir. 
 
 Without your privacy, f ofjne 01}r 
 gKitmifff". [25frtrniitc. 
 
 Privado, privA'do, (fpo *. t bir 
 
 Private, prl'vai, (Int.) adj. 1. gc; 
 Ijeini, I)eiin(id); fiitl. 2. einfntn, nfUiii. 3. 
 flbgcfonbcrt, flbgcr(f)ifbi!n (u. einem Drte). 
 4. cigcn, ©igen..., (ber, bie, ia6) fccfon: 
 bcre, ^riimt..; §nii«... 5. (to) uevtrnut 
 <mit). 6. iinbenmtet, nmtfrei, ntntlef, '^rx-. 
 »at .. 1 niiBcranitlirt), nid)r offentlidj, nidjt 
 effcntlic^ befonnt, ^HiDnt... 
 
 Private interest, bnf ^rii'ntintfreffe, 
 ber '^riunrnii^eii. - end. bie ?prii'(itnbild)r. 
 
 — properly. Cn6 $ri^(^teigentlulln. -business 
 or concern*, tic 'spriufitinc^e, biif ^priunt: 
 (iefd)nft, bie ^rii>(Uflfrd)nfre, <prii'ntnngclc= 
 (ienl)eitcn. - opinion, bie ^irirntnifimmg. 
 The king's — purse, bie fDnigIid)e ^priiint; 
 fnfie. To charge to one's - acconnl. (S'iueni 
 (ttwai beuiiibcr* in 9?id)nuiig bringni, 6t: 
 June mil Sriuniife brfrupfre 3^'d)i"iiig fid; 
 Icn. - expenses, ?J5riiiafnin:-flnt«n. - debts. 
 ?prii'ntfd)iilben. - prayer, sin fiifleiS (Siebet. 
 
 — man, person or citizen, ber ^riontniniin. 
 
 — act or statute, bic bcfnibcrc 9Ute, ^ri; 
 Dfltnttc, bnS ^^ril»nt^lntut. - way. 13icd)tfi; 
 fpr.] ber ^priiuuiucg. - cliapcl. bie ^^ril'n^., 
 ^nuifopcde. - devotion , bie 5?niiiniibnd)t. 
 
 — staircase, bie ycrtTrgene Irei-pe. By - 
 hand, tnit ob. biirc^ ^riontgilegenljeit. To 
 
 — hands, (nuf 25riifrn) jii eigeiien .$>nnben, 
 fiflen()nnbig. To sell by - bargain, ini ®til< 
 Jen, iinter ber ^niib rrrfniifen. — account, 
 [$nnbe(] tai (Mcfjciiiibiidifrnfo. - boolvs, 
 [i^nnbel] bie (?)elicitubiid)er. - correspon- 
 dence, bic ^rirntfurrfipiMibenj. In—, in 
 8el}eiin, im ©tidcn. To be -. 9iiemnnb bei 
 fid) ()n6cn, allein fcin. - men, [9JfiIir.J (ges 
 mcinc) ©flbnten. 
 
 Private, «. l. a) « Bne CSefjciin. 
 fd)reibpn, ter griieime SIBinf, bie geheinie 
 <JKifthei!ung. Siiak. b) * tnf brfrnbere &t: 
 f(l)nft. B. Jojisoji. c) f bic ^inrnnifeit, 3u: 
 ri'icfflf iiMCiiljfit, SJiihc. 2.rer (gn.neine)£i.ilbat. 
 
 Privateer, prlvaieir'.*. ux itnpcr, 
 tai finper:, 9fnubfd)iff, brr grcibciitiT. 
 
 Privateer, v. n. .Knprrfdjiffc niifii 
 riitfen, Siiperei trciben. 
 
 Privateering", privateer'ng, ». 
 bie (priuiiegirtc; Snpcrci. 
 
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 To go (a-) privateering, nuf ^nperei 
 nu^gef)cn. 
 
 Privately, pri'vaile, adv. l.in ges 
 [)eini, t)ei!nlid), bei'oubers. 2. bcfonbcrf (mi-- 
 beiVubere, nflcin). 3. (nuf SSricfeu) eigenl)An» 
 big (ju erbredjen). 
 
 2. He is not privately benefited. 
 
 To sell privately, im ©tiflcn, unter 
 ber Spawl) uerfnufen. 
 
 Privateness, pii'vatnls, a. 1. 
 bie ipi'iinlid)feit; ©tide, ©infntnteit. 2. bic 
 Suritcfgejtigenheit, SSerbDrgeul;eit. 3. ber 
 ©tniib i'iuc5 ^riuntninniifi. 
 
 Privatioii, piiva'shun, (Int.) s. I. 
 bie 25fraiibung, G-utjieljung; ber SSerlujI; 
 bie&ntbcljrung, p/. privations, bie ©iits 
 bfljrungen i9ior(), ^Dinngcl). 2. bie (sutjic: 
 l)uiig ber iiotfjigen Ecben^niittcl, ber jutn 
 Sebcn niitljigcn tiinge. 3. (oO ber 'TOnugel 
 (nn, , bie aibiuefeiiljeit, bn6 9iid)fbnrcin. 4. 
 [^hidif.] bic 'SU'i'iMibcrung, aibftniftion. 5. 
 t bie Slbfc^ung , (Jiitfptpiing. Bacon. 6. bie 
 9lii6i'rt)iic(3nng (u. ©tiunS). 
 
 3. Darkness is a privation of light. 
 
 Eacvc. 
 
 Privative, prlv'vativ, adj. 1. be> 
 rnubenb, nu6trt)licgenb, entjieljenb, SJernus 
 bung, ©ntjic[)unfl iierurfnd)enb. 2. in bfv 
 >2lbn)cfenl;cit ciner©nd)e, einer nnbern ©iirf)e, 
 irgcnb eine^ J)tuge« bcilclicnb, cinen 'Wnn^ 
 gel, cine *iU'iv)cfeul)eic einer ©nc^e ob- G-igcii; 
 rdjnit nnjcigcnb ; nu^fdjlieglid), priuntiu; 
 l^¥l)iU'f.] negatio, uid)t pcfiiib. 
 2. Privative blessings, safeguard, 
 liberty and integrity. Taylor. 
 
 Privative, s. l. bn«, befTen SKefen 
 in ber 2lbiucfcnf)eit einci X)inge« beflc^t; 
 j. 25. Blackness and darkness are pri- 
 vative*, ®d)n)nrje unb Sunfelljcit fii'b 
 Singe, bercn aoefen in bctn 9iirt)ibni'ein 
 cincS nnbern Singcfi be|lel;t. Bacon. 2. 
 [(Sviinini.J bnji ^riontiiuitn , bie bemubenbc 
 'ijjnrtifci eb. ©iibc (luie iai gried)ird)e a in 
 adikos; in ii. un in) ©lifll. J. SB. In 
 human, unwise; less, ivie iu liar tit- 
 le ss ). 
 
 Privativelj', priv'vativle, adv. 1. 
 Mird) bit; Slbuufcnticir, bns Sfidjibiifein eine^ 
 Singed ; nusfdilifpiid). 2. f negntin, nut 
 cine negntii'f 2Irt, oerneinenb. Hammond. 
 
 Privativeiiess, pnvvativnes, t. 
 t bie 9U'njifinl)i'it, bni* gfjidjibnffin eince 
 SmgeS; bnf 2lu^i"riilie(;lid)e. 
 
 Privet, piivvit. *. [93pt.] ber^^rt; 
 vicgtl, bic 9{nimveibc. Evergreen -, Barren 
 -, ber imnicrgnliie 5?nrtrirgi'l. Mock- 
 privet. bie ©iCinlinbc (genus Pliillyreai. 
 
 Privilege, pilv'veiidje, (int.). *. 
 
 I. ?J5riinicgiutn , 25i.nrfd)t, bie greiljeit, (?5e: 
 
 veri)rfnnie, fflfred)tigfeit. 2. i a) bn4 S5or: 
 
 rrd)t, ber 2Sortl;eil. b) ber aSoriUg. c) ber 
 
 €d)iit;bricf. 
 
 2. a) A nation de.spicable by its weakness. 
 
 forfeits even the - ot being neutral. 
 
 Hamilton. 
 
 Members of parliament have the — of 
 exemption from arrests in certain cases, 
 'ipnrlnincntfglicber bi'irfeii in gcfge cineg be; 
 ronbrrn 9Serri'd}tei5 in gcivlffen giiden nid)t 
 feftgcnoniinen, fcflgffe^t ivcrben. The — to 
 inherit without being bound to pay the 
 deceased's debts, bie Dicd)t«beguuflifl«llfl bcr 
 
 PRI 
 
 aSecrbnng nn(^ bctn 23crrnfrcnrd)nff«i»eriici{^. 
 nifiD. Writ of-, Oicdjrsfpr.] ber 9Brit 
 (ejerid)t«bcfel)I), wobiirti) cine in ciiicr bur» 
 gerlid)cn ®nd)e uerfjnftfte, bruoried)tete 5j5er» 
 fon iiiieber in greifjeir oefe^t luerbcn fofl. 
 
 Privileg-e, v. a. i. prioiiegiren, 
 beuLirred>ten , beuorred)tigfn. 2. i bcgiinflii 
 gen. 3. (from) bcfreien, nu«ucf)tnen (luin), 
 ©inen einer ^aA)t entljebcn. 4. ± (from) 
 fid)ern, \A)n^tn (I'or). [Ijcimlicfe, ucrbccft. 
 
 Privily, pilv ele, adv. iiigcl)eiin, 
 
 Privity, priv'eie, *. 1. bie 25erber» 
 flcnl)eit, Bunfelljcit; .§)einilid)fcit, ini ®e» 
 iicimc. 2 bn$ ''TJfinwifTen i 3url;un. 3. Pri- 
 vities, pi. bie ©d)ninglieber, ©cfjnintljeiic. 
 
 With his privity and consent, niit fei« 
 nem sasiffeu u. 8S5inen. In -, inge()«ini, iin 
 aScrtrniien. 
 
 Privy, priv'e, ((nt. privus) adj. 1. 
 geljcitn, ()ciinlid). 2. (ju ben ©rnar«gcheim» 
 niffen jugelnfTcn) geheiin ; }. 58. The - coun- 
 cil, ber gel)<inie D?nt^. 3. (ber, bie, bn«) 
 befDnberc, ^rii'rtt . . . , S^aiM ... 4. tnitiuiff 
 fcnb , (to) a) mit uni Qtxoai luiffcnb. b) mit» 
 l'(f)ulbig (an). 
 
 Privy purse, bie ^rii'ntfnffe. The 
 keeper of the - purse, bcr <}5ril'ntfnf|lcr 
 Xxi Konig*. The - parts, bie fflefd)lcd)t«« 
 t()ei(e. - cliamber, bnS ge()eiine jtnbinet 
 (be? Sr.nigS). Tlie - coffer of a king, bie 
 ©d)ntufle ciiicS Sbtiigg. To be - to any 
 thing, init urn (5tiun« iviffen. 1 am made - 
 to it, ninn l)at ti inir nnuertmut. Myself 
 am one made - to the plot, id) felbfl bin 
 ein SSertrnuter biefc^ ^(nnee. 
 
 Privy -chair, bcr ^Jnc^titnf)!. -• 
 counselor, ber geljeinie 5>{ntf). --teal, 
 1. niid> — signet, bn« ge(;eiine ©iegel. 2. 
 ber (Sorb) @iegeiOeivnl)rer. 
 
 Privy, *. 1. [9{cd)t«fpr.) a) ber l^cil. 
 hnber, ?Kittntercffcnt. b) ©iner, ber eineti 
 9lntl)eil nn einer 03i'lb|lrnfe befDinint. 2. ber 
 iUbtritt, bn* l)einili(f)c (ijcmnd). 
 
 Prizable, pri ^abi, adj. rd)n^bnr, 
 ju (■d)n(5en. (®d)n5bnrfeit. 
 
 Prizableness, pii'zabinls, t. tie 
 
 Prizag^e, pri zaje, t. t)cii 5prifen« 
 rcc^t. 
 
 Prize, prize, (fr. prise, prix) «,■ 1 
 bie $rife, SBciite, ber 5<i»g <Jiir See), bnd 
 nufgebrncf)te ®d)iff. 2. § bie SPeute. 3. f bit 
 23eutc. 4. ber (geiuinineno "^rixi (in ©pie« 
 Icn). 5. ber ?prcis, So()n, ®eivinn, bie SSei 
 lofjMung. 6. (J irgrnb ein H)ert()i>Dfle« Qx* 
 luirbnig, ber ^rci^. 
 
 To make prize, ^rife nin(t)en, nuf« 
 briiigen. Age has made - on thee, bu blfl 
 bent 9llter jur ^cute gemiirben. To mak* 
 - of .., iBpgneljincn, nufbringen, luegfaperi!, 
 fnpern. He made — of the whole town, tt 
 gnb bie gnnje ®tiibt ber IjSluiibcrung iprei*. 
 To carry the — , ben 'iprt'i^ bniu'Utrngen. 
 It is war's - to etc., e« gi'l)iirr ju ben ^riegd» 
 iufiiden, jum Jtrieg^gifirfe, jn ic. Shak. 
 
 Prize-canse. ber '^rircnprrjeg. — - 
 court. bnS ^rifcngerld)!. —-fighter, ber 
 qSreigfnmpfer, ^rei^tVd)rer. --goods, bie 
 iprifeng liter, niifgebrnd)tcn S3}nnren. — - 
 master, bcr 5j3rifeitnieiflcr. — money, 
 bie 'Sprifcngelber. --office, bn6 ^rjien* 
 fmuptoir. --question, —•subject, 6ie 
 qSrciefrnge, 5prei<>aufflnbe. 
 
rati-, fir, fftll, fAt. Me, met. Finf. fin. >'6, move, n6r, got, 6!l, rlSoil Trthe, tuli, full, t/nn, THIs. T ^ .'J 
 
 I"rize, p. a. mit fintm i^rtel f)t6«i, 
 In ^le 5?cil)e ^fben, |U i)tbtn f\i<i)tn, f. Pry. 
 
 Prize, (fr. priser) p. a. I. (ju eiiiriii 
 flenjifTiMi <J5rei|>) niifd)fngi-n, f^n^en; (by) 
 fcb.i^en (iifld)), ivurtigen. 2. \d)n^tn, ncJjtcn, 
 Ijprt) (jfllten. 3. [^nnterj nnf4)(iiflcn, {d)atyen, 
 tapten. 
 
 Prizer, pri'zur, «. 1. ^er €(tii^(r. 
 2. Dct ^retebeiutrbet. 3. [Sntotn.] in €efj 
 (Itrii. 
 
 Pro, pri, tin Int. ii. (jr. SSiTrciTt = 
 for, b»fore. forth; in B'lrnniti'fni'f^ungfii 
 ^ fore, forth, forward, upr, ()oruw. 
 
 Pro and eon, 6. i). pro and conrra. fiir 
 un^ ii'irtr. 
 
 Pr«»a, prA'S. (Pro'e) «. [TOnr.! fin 
 fIfiiifS \<i)\\dU't<\c\nbt6 ^<\i\rifu(\ in trr 
 gfifr«. l^'^ ^Hi't'iit'ilitin. 
 
 Proltnbilisin , ptoh ai>iiuni. <. 
 
 Pr«>hnbilit3', probali'r^ie. <. fie 
 ^>illirr(l)inilicl)fcit. Rule of probabili 
 tie*. Ml' lljntirrc^fii'.Iirfjffit^rrchMiinfl. 
 
 Pr<lbHbl('neSS, piob'ablne*, M- 
 lit 'I>3i.hrrd)riiilirt>fCit. 
 
 Probable, piobbabl. (fr. "SS., u. 
 Inf.) adj. I. ii>.ihrrdnniii(f). 1. Q-m<\6 mufjT-- 
 f(1>riHlirt) ninrtjfub. Bi.ack«to»e. 3. + be. 
 ivfi*ti(1). — ado. Prob'ably, iv<\J)ricljein 
 lid), ucrniMthlicft. ' 
 
 Prubnl, ilntt probable. Shak. 
 
 Probaiis-, pr^hang, «. [Qi)it.] tn 
 €iirt> r 'fin Siiilninifut). 
 
 Probate, prAbat, (Int.) ». I.+ brr 
 ©civciS. 2. |9{irf)reiVr.) «) - of « will or 
 leninnient, tit 9ind)i»firintg brr 9lfd)tl)fit n. 
 Oiulrigffif tin<6 Ifflnmcnf* I'pr brnt befPff: 
 ffiibrn («rrid)te. b) bir flrri<1)Hid)f "^Jnlfnnfl 
 iinb 2^ill<irifliin(i brfTclbrn; bn^ 5J5ri'iiMn(i« . 
 iMib *^i(liiti(inn(i^rf<t)t; brr flrrid)tli(te Sr. 
 flSti<liiti(l^rd)rin; bie 9luftrrti(iiin<i. 
 
 Probation, prAb^Khun, <Int.) i 
 I. brr 9)fiucif ; bir 5<rtufi*frihriinfj; |9?rd)t«: 
 (Vr.l bif ^fH'ciffiihritng I'or Wrrirtjr. 7. rcr 
 SJrwfie, ®rn)et^(^r^llb. 3. a) j bir ^rpbc, 
 VnlfUMfl. b) (llifil 1 bif ^nltiinfl. c) 
 [Uiiii'frr. unb €d)iiliMi] bir ^rufiiiKj, titt 
 (Frnnien. 4. (WiSmrtj^m.] b<is9iiH<iiiiit, ^rc 
 bfl'iiljr, bit ^robfjrir. 5. 5 bir 'iJJri'bfjcir. 
 3. b) Probation will end wiin ihc 
 present life. Nelkok. 
 
 Power of p r o b a t i o n , bif Srwciffrnft. 
 To preach on -, finf ^rijbrvrrbiflf hnitrii 
 
 ProbationaJ, prAbAshunal, adj. 
 jiir ^ri'br, "iprritiinfj birntiib. 
 
 Probationary, prAiiA'shunarl. 
 odj. jiir "ijjrpbe, ^rilfund biciicub pb. flflj&rifl. 
 A - fire, finr tJfiiftV'r"^'- — work, bir 
 <(5rrbpiirbpit, bn6 ^robrwcrf. 
 
 Probationer, prAlii'shunur, i. 
 1. brr ^riljlinfi (e^r.iniinnnb). 2. brr 9teii> 
 ling, ^robclc^rring, 5fi.H'i}«. 3. [©cftotH.] 
 ter nnd) I'prinuffflcr ^ri'ifimg jtim <l5rebiflr> 
 nmt )tiiK(n(Trnc inngc Wciillidje. 
 
 Proliationeritlilp, prAbi'shun 
 urstiip. i. t brr 3'iftnnb eiuc6 'ipn'iflingf ; 
 Ini ^iH'i\iiir. bie 'ipri'ifiing?idt. 
 
 Probative, prA'bat'v, nd). jur 
 ^rpbc tbiT %'riifiiiifl biriirnb 
 
 Probator, pr/ii.Aiur, «. 1. brr 
 <pri'iffr, (S-,rntninr.rc>r. '•». l3{e{f)r^iVr.] bit 
 ©ru'ei<fiif)rcr, ^luflniirr, Ilpbrrn'ihrrnbe. 
 
 Probatory, probatuie, adj. i. 
 
 PKO 
 
 M via )ur ^rtifting bienriib. 2. alS ^t> 
 tvtii Ob. 93cn)ei£grunb bienenb. 3. ju einein 
 5>ciueife flel)Brig. 
 
 Probatuni est, (int. SSi.), (nni 
 (S-iibe ion ^{ejcpten) t6 i|l bewnljrt, gut. 
 
 Probe, probe, (U. int. probo) t. 
 iCFhtr.] bitSonbe, (genf.-, ©iic^nnbcl, ©cnfe. 
 
 Probe • acitiors, pi. [G-t)ix.] bie 
 •153iiiibf(^ere. 
 
 Probe, V. «. 1. [CTI^ir.] ititt bet 
 £onOe unteriuc^rn, fonbtren. 2. i gtuiiblid) 
 untfrriid)en, ergrunben. 
 
 Probity, piobete, (Int.> t. bie 9{ebf 
 id)fiit, 9icd)t|(I)iiffenl;eit, 9{t(l)tlid>feit, 9Iuf. 
 r.d)iigfeit. 
 
 Probity of mind or principle, rec^ti 
 id)f Wei'inninig, rfd)Hid)e Orunbui^f. - of 
 ondiict, la6 r((()ti'd)iiffcne, rtiftiidft 93r> 
 rn.,fn. 
 
 Problem, problem, (gr.) *. l. 
 Si-g., Wroin.J bn* "iprobletn. 2. 5 bn« ^JJrix 
 ,irin. bif ijrngc, 9Iiitiinbe. 
 
 Problematic, probUmSt-'k, unb 
 
 Problematical, probUmat'^kai, 
 'idi prt>blei«nii|'d), tiiigeiuif, iweifrlljnff, 
 unenti'djirben , unnii^gemadjt. — ado. Pro- 
 biemacicall y, prcblemnttfd). 
 
 Problematize , prob'lemaiUe, 
 11. H. t 1>rcblrnif niitget'cn. B. Joiason. 
 
 ProboKCin, pruboa'Diii, (gr. Ki3.) *■ 
 >tT 9h"i(Ttl (beg (5-le»)l)nnren jt.). 
 
 ProbrOUS, prnU'run, cProbroae') 
 u. int.) adj. t fd)iinvflid), fdjnnblid). 
 
 PrOCaClOUa, prokitthus, (I.) adj. 
 t frrd), leid)tfertig , inutf)ioiIli8, au«geIn(Ten, 
 iiiii'rrfd)ntnt. 
 
 Procacity, prAkat'i^ti, t. bie 
 JrcAljeit, Ceid)tfertigfeit, Slndgelnffcnljeir, 
 fer 'Uiirljmifle, bie lliiocrrt^nnirijfit. 
 
 PrOCatarctiC, prAkaiark'tlk, (gr.) 
 adj. [yjltt.] -cause, bie Qiclegeni)eit6ur> 
 ■nd)f, rrfle llrfncfte. 
 
 Procatarxis, pr6kail<ks'ii. (gr.) 
 «. [Web.] bif erile llnndje, (Scicgen^eit*. 
 unndje. 
 
 Procedure, prAUijire, (fr. SB.) 
 t. I. bn* 95erfnl)ren, bie 95frfnl)rung6nrt, 
 ^iinbrlfroeife , 58rrfnf)ninfl#i»fire. 2. btr 
 ^rrtgnng (bn« 2BirfIid)iurrben). 3. b«« ©r< 
 ininiiijJ, '?5rpbuft. 
 
 Tills is n strange procedure tn a 
 public body, bir* i(l fin fpnbfrbnrefi iBcr« 
 r.-ibrrn icn ©fitrn fine* ®tnntffijrpfr«. 
 
 Pr«»cee«i, prA»ied'.^(Int. procedo) 
 
 Proc«*de, ^ p. n. I. uor« 
 
 ii'iinf fldirn (v. ^crfonrn n. ©ndicn, j. 93.) 
 \. m.in proceeds on liix journey; a slilp 
 proceeds on lier voyage; fin TOniin fe^t 
 rriiif 9{rirc frrt, reifer fort ob. iDcitpr; fin 
 €(^iff iVgrlt lufitcr ob. fort, fr^i frine Stfife 
 fort. 2. ( nififtfnS i ) ( irom ) ()fri'orgcl)tn, 
 nufgfhen (ron, nn^); foninifii (nil*) ; l)fr> 
 frmmeii, Ijfrrfiljrtn (opid, cnrflrljfn, enti 
 fprhigen (nu*). 3. frrrfc^rrirf n ; (f) a) fort* 
 rrirfcn, I'on ©rntten grijen. b) fprrfnl)rfn. 
 c) to - from ... to ... (in ber Dfcbo) ribfr> 
 gcfjfn i'»n ... )ii ((SriimS). d) (lo) i'rf)rrittn 
 jn ... e) (upon) bifpigrn ((SJriinbintje ic). 
 f) Uortrdjritre innd)ni (fid) nnfbtfjnrn, fid) I 
 uiffirtn). 4. (iiiriilfii^ f ) riiihiTfdjrritfn. 5. 
 (with) i>frfnl)rfn (niir G'iiifni>; (ngniiint) 
 [ 5l{fd)t*fpr J ivibcr (i-iiicn ( grrid)ili(?) ocn 
 
 PKO 
 
 fnfiren, e-iiien belniigen. 6. in Mnroenbiing 
 foninien. 7. f Ud) jiitrngcn, oorgcljcn. Shae. 
 3. e) He that proceed.s on oilier prin- 
 ciple.s in iiis inquiry into any sciences, 
 posts liinixelf in a party. Locke. 
 
 6. Tills rule only proceeds and takes 
 place, when a person cannot of com- 
 mon law condemn another by his 
 sentence. Ayi.iffe. 
 
 To proceed from God, uon fflott nil«» 
 gfljen. To - forth, nii^gc^fn, f)fri)orgef)eit. 
 To - a doctor, f Dofror luerben. 
 
 Proceed, *. (nitiilfiis pl.y i. ber 
 (Srirog (fint6 (JJutrg :c.) ; brr QJeiuinn, bn* 
 ©iiifommcn. 2. i ber <5)ewinn. 
 
 The net proceeds, [^niibel] bn« rein* 
 (5-infrninicil. The only - you can expect, 
 is etc., bn« G-injige, mat Sie \i(t) fjieuoti 
 ornurrdjfn foiincn, ifi jc. 
 
 Proceeder, prAseed'iir, #. i. Qi, 
 Iter, ber 5ortrd)ritfc innd)t, forti'djreitet. 2. 
 ©intr, brr uerfiihrt. 
 
 Proceeding-, prAs^jd'ing, «. i. 
 tat 5prtrd)rciten. 2. bn4 SSrrfnljren , pi. a) 
 tai Strfnijren. b) (9?e(tt^rpr.J bie (@rp|f« 
 biiren, ber Weditfgnng, bne grri(^tfi(t)t 5Bet» 
 fnljrcn. 3. brr SJorgnng. 
 
 To acquiesce in all God's proceed- 
 ings towards us, fid) gnnj in ®otte« ?BiI» 
 1(11 rd)i<ffn Ob. fiitirn. 
 
 Proceeds, prAsWdi', «. pi. i. bet 
 (J-rtrng (eine? OJiitrf). 2. [^nnbcl] ber (?t» 
 tr.ig (pfrfniiftrr "li^nnrfin. 
 
 Proc«*leu8matic, prosAhizemSt'- 
 ik , (gr.) adj. (biird) 9efbrn , (Sefnnge) er» 
 ninhnenb, nnfmnntfrnb; (^Ptf.) mit eintm 
 C*ltcbf oon I'ifr fnrif" ©ilbrn, aui pier ftir» 
 jtn ©ilben ob. flilrifn beftfhfiib (p. einem 
 5n(5f), prpcpleii^mntiid). [ndj. + fti'irinifd). 
 
 Pr«>cellou8, pro*criu8, (p. Int.) 
 
 Proception, prAslp'shiiu, (Int.) 
 «. t brr 93i'riiriff. tat 3iii"orfpinnieti. 
 
 Procerity, piAslreii. ant.) «. + 
 ber innge, hPhf 'Il5u(()«, bie I'ange, ®r56e, 
 S^blyr. Addisow. 
 
 Prorers, prA's'iri. «. pi. [QHatt 
 f)i'ittrn] frninmt fifrnip <!CiTf}fiigf, S?attn. 
 
 Process, pros'iies. (fr. proces; Int. 
 proccNMii) s. I- bat 5''fn"tt)ffi'fii, brr 5prt» 
 fdiritt , JJortgnng. 2. i a) ber Cnuf (einer 
 ®nd)f), Oiniig (eiiir* ^riegr* :t.). b) ber 
 aScrlniif (brr 3rit). 3. ber 25iTg.ing. 4. tai 
 93f rfnljrf n ; [CljfMi.] bi;r ^roirg. 5. [9(fd)t«! 
 fpr.) a) brr 'jproji'^ , 9{fc^ri'gang, 9tcd?t«» 
 (jf.nbfl. b) bie "^rojebur, luobnrrf) brr ^« 
 fingte grinjintgen luirb, (id) pit ®eri((>r }u 
 Oftltn. 6. [<aii,it.) brr tJorrfntj. 
 
 3. The procens of the great day is 
 described by our Savior., tun? fid) fin bflM 
 groMcn Inge Jiitriig, bcfc^rtiOt iinifr &ri&» 
 ffr. NetsoH. 
 
 Ill process of time, niit bfr 3fif. In 
 long - of time, biird) bie Cniige ber 3cif. 
 A verbal - , tai 'ilpri'fofpd. To run a - so 
 cMmistry, -J- tiiifii fiiinii* in ber Qljtmit 
 iand)fn. 
 
 Procen-slon, prAslsh'un. (Int.) «. 
 I. bn* 5?frporgrhfn ; (i) (from) bns ?Iil<» 
 fleben, ber 9Iii«gntig (beS ^eiligen ©eifletf if. 
 oen . . .). 2. brr ff liTlid)e Umgnng, 9{cihenf 
 gnng. 'Jliifjiig, 3"g; Worn. tatt). ,Rir(<)cJ bie 
 'iJJroiciTHMi. 
 
714 FAte, far. fall. fat. HU, met. Fine, f!n. N6, move, n6r, gSt, 551, cUM. Tiibe, tiib, ffill. thin, THis. 
 
 PRO 
 
 Procession, v. n. o eincn Umgnnjj' 
 
 ^fllttii. [ Jii finer 'iprDjeffion gehorig. 
 
 Processionill, prosesli'unal. adj. 
 
 IProces^iioiial, *. [rom. ilirctjej 
 
 Processioiiary, prAsesh'unare. 
 aiV- ill eiiicr q5niic|'riDn bcilcljen6, Urn. 
 jjangs...; 3m --f 2Baiii)er.., aaBniiDc 
 ruiiflS .., ^niji'i'iliMif ... 
 
 PrOCliein, pro shen, (fr. prochain) 
 adj. [9ved)tsrpr.J -amy. Jicr nai1)ilc 5rfiin&. 
 
 Proclironisiii, prokroiilzui. (or.) 
 <. Ccr ^riifl)rinu^m, He Stiti'Drriicfimg. 
 
 JProci*lence, pio'sedense, (Int.) 
 «. b<\6 Siiifeii, iperabfiiften ; l(Xl)ir.] Der ^cr^ 
 fflH (^er ajnnmittfr). (l}crl1t>fa(len^. 
 
 PrOeiiluOU!* , prosiujui'is , adj. 
 
 Prociiict, piosiiigki', (Int.) 4. t 
 tie ©etili|'(l)ntt. In -, nuf trnr ©telle, io-. 
 g(ei(t>. 
 
 PrOClaiuri, prnklame'. (Int.) v. a. 
 1. flu^nifcn i niirniicii, I'l-rfuiiDigen, yevfiin' 
 ttn , offfiitlirt) befniiiii iiind)cii. 2. i a) tv. 
 flnreii (eiucii ilncfl jo. b) jur ©d)nu tra; 
 gen. 3. ncDreii, in Die 'iUd)t erflnreii. 4. || 
 uertiinDcn (preucii). 
 2. li) Some profligate wretches openly - 
 tlieir alliei.siii. 
 
 To proclaim anyone king, &ilieu 0(£ 
 Jtonig lUienifi'n. 
 
 Procl»iiiierf prokli'mur, «. ber 
 6jfentlid)e '}liifnitVr; 5?erolD. 
 
 PrOClaiiiatioKfPioliklania'sliun, 
 «. 1. ttr 'iiiiC'i'iif, Cie 'Jliisnifuiifl, 95crfinibi= 
 fliiiig, offeiitlid)e a3i'fniintmn(t)ii»g. 2. Die 
 ^roElnnintiDU (Die (fbmgl. ic. ) ijffnitlid)e 
 fiDifteaserflnniiig; Dne fie ciitljalfcuDe ^n> 
 Vier). 3. t><\6 aiiifgebot. 
 
 To issue out a proclamation, eilie 
 ^rofinnintiiin er(nf|iii. - ot war. tie ^riegi> 
 cr((nruug. To make — of.., ©tiun^ iintcr 
 tieSeiite briiigeii. F'ullot proclamations, 
 J ui)(l (ODii) ffirideii. 
 
 Proclive, piokllve', adj. f flciieigt 
 (jii ©tiunS). 
 
 Proclivity, prokliveie. (Int.) «. 1. 
 (to) Die Sieigiiiig, Dtr ipniig ijid. 2. Die nn: 
 turlid)e 5nl)i!ifeit, Der offeiie &vpi. Wotton. 
 3. Die 2i5i(lfal)rigfeit. 
 
 Proconsul, prnkon'sul, t. [nit. 
 8?om] Der T^JrofDiuiii (&tntrl)nltir). 
 
 Proconsular, piokon sular, adj. 
 prufimruini-ird); inutr ciiiem SprLifouriil \tct 
 l)eiiO, iiiiter Der 9{fgieriiiig eiiicfi ^^JJrofoiiful*, 
 umi eiiiem ^ISrofoiii'iil rrgirrt. 
 
 PrOCOUi«ul.*illip, piokun'sulsliip, 
 ». 6n6 iJ5ri'finiriiint. 
 
 Procrastinate , prokras'linate, 
 (lat.) t>. a. i<oii eiiii-ni Inge jitiii niiDeni 
 l>erf(^iebeii, niifrdjirben, uerjijgerii. 
 
 Procrastinate , v. n. intiDerti, 
 logern. 
 
 Procrastination, prokrastniA 
 •hun, ». Der '2liitTi-l)ii() , Dic a>i'rid)ie&iing, 
 SJerHigcriiiig. 
 
 Procra8tinator,prokias'tiniktiir, 
 «. Der 'iUtitTd)iiber, 25trrd)ifOi'r, ©nunier, 3» 
 gerer, 3>i"fin-r. 
 
 PrOCreant, pro'kreant, (Int.) adj 
 
 l.}eiigeiiD,Dir 5^'r pilniijiiiig fbrDe nD,fni(l)t: 
 
 (tar. 2. t in-rniiUiiTi'iiD. — *. Der Si'iifltr. 
 
 Procreate, prokicate, unt- ». a. 
 
 PRO 
 
 jeiigeit, ersciigeii (i>. 11;iereii) ; f f)en>rr&rin< 
 gen U'. ^finiiien). 
 
 Procreation, prokrea'shun. t. 1. 
 Die Sengiiiig, G-rjciiguiiii , ipen>i>rbriiigiiiig. 
 2. i Die (rrjeiigiiiig, ijerLii.'rl>riiigiiiig. 
 
 Procreative, piokieaiiv. adj. 1. 
 jeiigenf, Sengniigs. . . 2. ± fricugeiiD. 
 
 Procreative tViculty, Die St'l'gm'g^' 
 trnfr. [nes. s Die 3eiigiiiig;'frntf. 
 
 Procreativeness , pio'kreitiv- 
 
 Pr«»creator, pro'kieatiir, J. Der 
 3eiigor, (S-rinijier, SSnrer. 
 
 Procreatrix, pro'kieatriks, s. Die 
 ®etnirerinn, G-rieiigcnnM, ■0)iutrer. 
 
 Pr«»ctor, proivtiir. (ni'gcf. v- Int. 
 procurator) *. J. § ttx (4)prd)iittf oeriunlrpr, 
 0)erd)nfttueni)erer. 2. (in eiiiien'r iieDeiituiig) 
 a) Der '3lmunlt, i£n(ftiurtlrer , '^n^fiirntor. l>) 
 Der Dcputirte, ftki'olliiinittigte. 3. [eiigl. 
 Unii'erf.J Der 'iUifiVtjrr, 25iu-riei)ir, •Un'refror. 
 4. Der ©pfnDenrainmler riiv iirniifeiil^niiftr ; 
 (Dnl)iT) Der 'iJirrilelhr, giinprei-Der. Shak. 
 
 Proctor, «. «. tiier.i-eren, ucriuniten) 
 l'ul)ri'n (eine ©ndje). Siiak. 
 
 Proctorag-e, prok'iuiije, *. Die 
 5ii!innig, JBiriUiiltiing, >pniiDI)alj;iiig. 
 
 PrOCtorical, prnkuuckal. adj. 
 lUniuerf.] jiini ^^jcoref lornte , ntnDentifiDi'ii 
 aSiTilniife gclibrig. 
 
 Proctorsliip, piok'turslup, t. l. 
 Dn^ '3liifre!)erniiu. 2, Die ■iliiiiHiiriVOnft. 
 
 Procumbent, pi I'lkiiin' ben I. <tnt.) 
 adj. I. (Der Cnuge iind), DnriiicDer) liegeiiD, 
 geflrecft. 2. (~i3ot.] gertrccfi, iiteDerliegciiD. 
 
 Procural»ie, pmkii rai>i. adj. per- 
 fd)nffi luerDeii tiuiiieiiD; t jii mriunlteii. 
 
 Procuracy, pro kin a>e . t. I. Die 
 iScnuniruiig, giiiirimg (eimr >ind)C). 2. Die 
 iUmvnltrd)nft. 3. Die iBoIliund)t. 
 
 Procuration, prokki'ira'.''liun , «. 
 I. Dn6 25errd)ntfcu , Me iyerrd)>ijfiing. 2. Die 
 SSenunltuiig, Syiihriiiig (eiiicr ©nd)e); Die 
 'Jlnmnitfdjnit. 3. Die 2>ollmnrt)[. 4. - oD. - 
 money, 1. (niid) proxy) [ JSird)eii|".] Die 
 aSiftrntiBii^lleiier. 2. [ ipniiccl j Dn^ 'Mfafler= 
 gelD, Der 'Binflerlol)!! , Die 'Bfnflfrgrfeuljr, 
 "iproiMrtoii, Seiifnrie. 
 
 Procurator, piok'ki'nitur, «. Der 
 (i)fid)nit6i)criuerer, 'Jlmvalt, ©nd)a'niter, ■'$xo- 
 fiirntiir. ^et)i'(lninrt)tiivc. 
 
 PrOCUrat<«riai,prokkuratn'real, 
 adj. jii eiiiem 'Jiiiiunite, ■Jirofiiraror geljbrig, 
 I'on ilini grntndjt oD. I)irnii)reiiD. 
 
 Procuratorsiiip, pinkkiiii'iur- 
 sliip. *. Dn* 'Olmt iiiiti- ^JjiofiirniiTi. 
 
 Procurator}', prokurauiie. adj. 
 
 1. Dnf 9Si'ri'rt)nffi'ii leiiirr endie) (jctnffeiiD. 
 
 2. }ii eiiient 'JJn'fiirnfor I'D. '■JUiiunlte gfl)orig. 
 Procure, pn'ikure', (Int.) V. a. 1. 
 
 (fiir emeu l!^ll^erll) fiii)rin, bi'iorgcii , uer: 
 lunlten. 2. a) 6iiumii oD. I'ld) Griuni- nnrd)nf- 
 fell, iH'rfdjnffeii, beforgen. b) erruigt-n, erljnl; 
 ten, enuerbcii, eriniigcii. c) ild) ,iiijiil)rn. d) 
 to — to one's self, fid) bereittii , fid) iiijie: 
 l)cn. 3. }iiii>ege briiigcii, bciverfilediiieit, l)er> 
 beifiihreu, biiuirfeii. .Smak. 4. Ociuegeii , be: 
 rcDen; (fioni) nt'briiigeii (lU'ii). 5. t l)er» 
 bringen (nil einen iDrt). 
 3. Proceed, Suliiius, lo procure my fall. 
 
 SlIAk. 
 
 5. Wliat unacciislnnrd cause p ro c u r e s 
 Iter liitiier ? Siiak. 
 
 PRO 
 
 Modesty procures love and respect, 
 Diirrf) SeftteiDenljeit eriuirbt iitnu ficfc Siebe 
 iiiiEi 3lrt)tu!ig. 
 
 Procure, v. n. ftippelii, ben itiipplec 
 fi. Die iiitpplers'in inod)i'M, fid) iiiit fiiippelet 
 nbgebcn. 
 
 Procurement, prokure'mlnt, t. 
 I. Die iSiTutnffiing , G-rI)nltiiiig , bai dvljaU 
 ten, Sid): a5irrrf)n(fi'n, bie (J-rlniigiiiig , Q-f 
 luerlning. 2. Die 25ermittlinig , Dn« 3iitl)iin. 
 
 Pr<»curer, prokilrur, *. 1. bet 
 iSerrd)nffcr, DnS, ivn* u?n'rf)iiffr. 2. bet fiiivi>» 
 lor. 3. Der -Wttteljniniiii, aSorniittlcr. 
 
 To be a procurer of.,, g-tloAd ver< 
 ul'nffcn. [lerinn. 
 
 PrftClire.t.^, prokures. t. Die Jtiipp> 
 
 PrOCUrin;^, prnkii'rmg, adj. vttt 
 niilnffeiiD The — cause, Die erfle Urfnd^e, 
 (i)riiiiDiirrnd)e. 
 
 Procuring', *. bie £iippelei. 
 
 Prodigal, prmrdeyai, (Int. )nrfi. 
 1. uerrd)iueiiDcri|'d). 2. t ai (in) i)erfd)iuen« 
 Derii'd) (im Sobe to. b) (of) «> uerrd)iuen« 
 Dcrifd) (ill, mit) ; rcirf)lid) I'D. ini lleberfluffe 
 ipeiiDeiiD . nii^rpciibcnD. fi) in bie ©d)nnje 
 fd)ingeiiD ((ftiun^); Qtnn6 nirf)t rct)onenb. 
 3. fivpig, geil iund)feiib. 
 
 A prodigal aiaii . ber 25erfd)iueiibet. 
 The - son, I! Der I'erli'reitc Si'ljii. To be - 
 of... I. i>errd)iuenDerird) feiii in, mit ..; oet> 
 I'l-DiveiiDerird) iimiiel}i'it mir..; (imai nid)t 
 rd)Oiien, ill Die ®d)niiie fd)lngeii. 2. xd(i)U<fy 
 oD. ini UeberfliiiTe ipeiiDcn, nii^ipenDen. 
 
 Prodigal, «. bet aSerfdjiueubet; 11 
 ber i>erlorene i£oi)n. 
 
 Prodigality, prnddegal'eti, 
 (Prod'igalness) *. 1. bie25errd)iuenDiin3, 
 a5eril)iicrei. 2. f a) bie SBerrd)iuenDiing. b) 
 Die i>errd)twei)berird)e Si^eigebigfeit. 
 
 Framed in the prodigality of nature, 
 vcn ber per|'d)menberird)eu 0intnt gebitbet, 
 gefDrinr. 
 
 Prodigalize, prndde^alize. t>. n. 
 t uerrdjiueMberifd), ein aSerrc^iueiiber fern. 
 
 Prodigally, prod'degal^. ado. I. 
 perrdjiueiiDerifd). 2. i mit i'erfd)iweiiDerifd>et 
 ^nnD. [I'ein 65elb jiim 'Jeiiiler Ijiiinii^iverfen. 
 
 To spend prodigally one's money, 
 
 Prodigious, prndid'jus. (Int.) adj. 
 
 1. iiMgel)eiier(nu6erorbentlid), grop). 2. iuun« 
 
 bcrbnr, crilnuniid). 3. iiiiheiird)iunngcr, un» 
 
 gel)euer, grn^lirf), nbrd)eiilid), rd)eiiBljrf).SHAK. 
 
 1. An ocean or plain of prodigioiik 
 
 extent. 
 
 It Is prodigious to have thunder in 
 a clear sky, Doiiiier bei l)cirfreni ipimmel 
 ill ein "IBuiibcr, etiun# iGiiiibrrbnrefi. Brown. 
 
 Prodigiously, prodid'jusle. adu. 
 1. a) luuiiDerbnr, erilniinlid). b) iingel)eiier, 
 nii&erctbfiitlid). 2. iiiigfl)eiier, nbfdjeiilid), 
 nuf eine fd)rerflid)e ^Ceife. 
 
 He was prodigiously pleased with.., 
 ([ er mnr iingelieiier erireiit fiber . . . 
 
 Prodigiousni^ss, piodid'jusne*, 
 t. bie C*'rilnuiilid)ffit, luiiiiDerbnre Jjefc^njfein 
 l)eir; iiiig<'l)eiire (i>ro^e. 
 
 M'rOlligy, prnd'deje. (Int.) ». 1. bfl* 
 'JQSiiiiDcr. 2. t (of) bn« 2iJiiiiDcr (opn Oio 
 lelinnmfeif JO. 3. bc[i lliigel;eiiet (-)J?on« 
 llriini), Dor ^rd)iVlbnlg. 
 
 ProditioH, prodUh'un, (Int.) i- bie 
 , a5trriUl;crei, ber 25erratlj. 
 
Faip, f'lr, fall, f.it. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got. 6il, c\6U. Ti\be. tuh, full. t//in, THis. 7I.7 
 
 I*r<ttlitur, piod'etur, t. t 6« SSetJ 
 tiUber SiiAK. 
 
 I*ru4iitorioiiJ«, prodlii'rius. ailj. 
 I f I'cvr.uhirirct). Shak. 2. + fal)ifl, GiU: 
 Cccfiiniiiii )ii inad)en. nii»jiifpn!)«n. Wottos. 
 
 Protlitury, prodetiiie, adj. ucrrn> 
 ttjiriht. 
 
 Prodruinef prodrome, ((jr.) «■ + 
 bfr SBprfJine, SScrliiufcr j (in ©^rifttn) btr 
 ^rptrom(ii6). 
 
 Produce, prodilse'. (Int.) e. a. 1. 
 poniihrtn; unio; riiiftil)rt-ii (in tit 2i>elt ic. >. 
 2. f LorbniiijfiKd'tumJ), oiTlrfltn, btribringcu 
 fliituDKii, nufiueirtii, I'rtjfi.jfii. b) tnrilrllni, 
 niiffWUn. c (aBHiiiii) («il6 3fi'g«' ©ill"" .icj 
 gcniiber lUlleii. 3. ») (jfri>i>rbriiigcn , tr.iijiii 
 (Jriidjtei. U) frjciigfii (Iljirrt). 4. f ») $ 
 trirtiijL'n. iii's Srfni nitVii, luirffii, I'tninrt: 
 dui;. bi (jrriH'fbrliijji'ii clOirfiiiigeii). c) tr.i 
 (jeii t5r»i1)Cir, uoii t>rr Qrrtt>. d) Ijfruorl'riii 
 fldi, lurVxii. e) ljtri>prbriiigfn, (jfbtn. Jic^ 
 hrii, pflrtnjrii, baxitix. gi (Onfnilr. u. ©tiuU* 
 U'trtl)ri1) i pri)9ujirrii. hi rriKrlfii, fiiibnudiii. 
 i) iri!ii«rm.]fi;, tiiitriigfii, nbmeriVn, troiirii 
 ( 3iufKJT' n ic. ). 5. PfrlmifliTii (j. ©. rimr 
 £iiut'.>. 
 
 4. d; The pHintrr prodiicei a picture 
 or a Iniidscnpe ; die tculptor p i o d ii c e > 
 ■ iiatue. f> The lariuer produce* 
 grain enough for h'n t'Hmily. 
 
 5. A line produced from A. to B. 
 
 GCOMBTRV. 
 
 Produce, prod uiie. t. I. |@tAiU<: 
 roirthtil). 11. o'<f"ilr.] a) ^n< ^robiift, Gr- 
 Ji'lhVliB. h) - of Ihe country, SilllPf^prc. 
 tiifff. I. tn (STtrng, fflnuliui; net -, niiur 
 Qrttaq. 
 
 Produce-itake, (riiol. SDrttv. ] fin 
 SUrttrriiiitn , ivcbti <\(lt 'J^ftrit uon glcid) 
 Qiucr 'Jinliiimming i>6tr 9{nce fiiift. 
 
 Prodliceineut, prAdiisenient. I. 
 *■ piif <lJri>Mift. (STjfiigiiip. 
 
 Produceiit, pii'idu'senl, t. t Drr 
 JBorlftjfiitf, 25i'rjfii)fr; i9{fit)r6tpr.| trr^'ro. 
 (njetif, 95i-ir«i*rtitfiTrflrr. A^i.iffe. 
 
 Producer, prAdi'r»ur. $. ttx S}tK> 
 tprfcriiigfr, Grjeiiger; lStii«u«iuirrl)r(().) ecr 
 ^roCiiiriit. 
 
 Producibility, prAdd>ibil^rj. 1. 
 t t\t (is(t)&pfiiiifl<>, ©rt)i>pfirfrnft/ ^robiif; 
 tiixrflt. 
 
 Producible, pr&diis^bl, id}. I. 
 f)fri<Drnrbr.id)r lurrtfii fomiriiC, rrjciigbiir. 
 2. I'rrgrlCiit- bfigrbrnrtjt lufr^fll foiiiu'iit. 
 
 ProdHclbleneMs,pr6du sebiiiei, 
 «. I. Mr ^rifiigbarffit, 6cr 3iil^<»iit>, &•< (-^T' 
 n»o« heri'Prgrbrntftt lucrfrii fnnii. 2. i\t Jiv 
 f)i(lfrir, in'rgcbr.ict)t, brigebrnc^jr, prubiijirr 
 ivrrbrii )u finitu-n. 
 
 Product, produkl, t. I. bad Qxt 
 l^iigiii^, <J>n>biifr; [ iSmat^iuirttjiVf). 1 iai 
 ^rebuff (T. Product iou ). 2. f a) tlii« 
 ffijerf, bio !5rt)iipfiiiig. b) t\t (Jriirt)t,5rud)tr, 
 tai (Jrgebiiifi. 3. ber (S-rtrrtg. 4. [lUriffi. ii. 
 ©foni.J biU ^Jjrpbiifi, ij.ijir, CSrgibiiijj. 
 
 2. b) TliesF are the product 
 
 Of thone ill-mated iiiarriagcs. Mii.ton. 
 
 To yreld large pro^lucta, fine ri'i(l)e 
 Vi^rnre grbrn (p. '^obeii lo. 
 
 Productile, prAjuk'th, adj. v(r> 
 Iniiiirrt lucrbeii foitnenb. 
 
 Produciiuu, produk'thun , «. 1. 
 
 PRO 
 
 a) bie ^eruDTbringung. b) bie <SDT)rigwng, 
 'iliifiueiriing, SBprlrgiing, 53tibrjnguiig. 2. 
 b.is (Srjirugnig, iprobiift; [Sta.u^iuirtljul).) 
 fii6 -JSrobiift. 3. 1 bne HOcrf, (Seifteeiucrf 
 4. Die SSerlangcrnng. 
 
 Production of the. brain, bie i^irn: 
 grbiirt, ba« .^irugriVintl -» of nature 
 iJiiUurprcbufte, 3i.iruriuaiireM. 
 
 Productive, piodiik'riT, a/(/. 1. 
 (Of; Griurtfi OeryiTbrmginb. rrjeiigcnD, rrt).if= 
 friib i friuttbiit (nil); fdjopfiriitt) ; wirfmtn 
 I. l©inntfiwirtlji'd).j prpbiifiiu. 3. friidjtbnr, 
 •Bill rrngi-iiS (u. 33ainiini, CniiP). 
 
 Proiiuctiveiievs, prAdiik't'vnas 
 *. Mo jJriKbrbnrfeu; -iiJirfraiiifrit. 
 
 Pr«*ein, pr6'eiu, igr.) m. bie Qmltx 
 fniig. SScrrtbe. (op. QSiirrrbe urriVhcn. 
 
 Proem, r. a. -j- niit ciiirr G'liileitiiiiii 
 
 Proeillittl, prn^ meal, iPr.'em'i 
 I- a \) adj. eiiiiritriiD. -di»cour»e. bir Sorrcfe 
 
 Proeinptosis, pt/>eiri6si<, (gr. 
 *■ l(Fl)roii. 11. 'Milrcn.) bir 'ijjructiivrpre. 
 
 Proface, protlite, (int. pro&dat) 
 <idr. \)xv\\i\ lUL'l)! bffDtiiin*6! 
 
 ProTanatioii, prnianA'ihun.dnt.) 
 *. I. bie ©iinuciljiing, (J-niljeiligiiiig. 2. t 
 £>!( (yptttcprrgiffenljeif. 
 
 Prorune, pr&fiue'. adj. I. nn^rilig. 
 iingfa'eiljt, prpfnn. 2. prown , iiimiiirrig. 
 rii(l)io*, floitliX (u. gjfeiiriten, SJortcn lo. 
 3. iiiirein, bejlerft. 4. prcfiin, mtlili.t) uiiitf 
 griillitt);; j. S. The - hivtiry, bie ^rcfnib 
 gtfrt)i(t)te. 
 
 Profane, ». a. l. ennvrifjen, eiit< 
 Ijfittgrn. 2. t nijebrnncl)on; pfrrrtjleubrrn. 
 
 Profanely, ptoiine le. miv. 1. un> 
 t)riiigi niif cine unl^ciligc, iinmnrbtge, profnnc 
 'Sirn'e; riid>li><. 2. i iiiirljrcrbKrig. Broome. 
 
 Profauen('i>i.*(, piorilne-ne*, $. i\t 
 llii()«iligfrif, fflptrloMgfrii, 9{n(l)loilaffir, '>pri>. 
 tiiiitint. 
 
 Profaner, piAfine ur, ». brr ffnt; 
 iurit)fr, (*iitlifiligfr, (iJcrtioie, Jfudjlofe. 
 
 Profanity, pr6fan'4iA, » f. Pro- 
 f a n r n e a t. 
 
 Profection, pi(^fek-ihun. (Int.) ». 
 + r.i6 Jorii'ttjrciten , iJiTinirfeii, brr Sort: 
 i'(l)ntt. 
 
 Profert, prA'tiiit, dnt. profertl «. 
 l9{rct)i6iVr.l bieiUiifivciiiiiig, SBorlrgiing, SSitj 
 icignng tiiie^ X>pfiiinrntd. 
 
 Profess, piAies', lint. proHteor)!*. o. 
 I. bffeiinen, crflnrni. 2. g-tiuns befeiinen, 
 firt) ju &tiun« befeiinen (j. *. ju einer Sfe: 
 ligipnzc ). 3. fid) bcftiinen jn . . . , Qtwai 
 I'ibrn. 4. bef)niiptcn (cine Srhre ic). 5. a) 
 nufilbrn, itbcn, tnibcn (eine Jtimtl to. b) 
 [iffi 111114) Ithren. 6. i'eril(1)crn, bejeiigeu, its 
 fljviirrn. 7. nn}cigen, bnriletlcn. 
 6. To your profe««iiig bo«oms I com- 
 mit him, G-iirf), bie 3l)r il)iii G'urt Siebe 
 brtljeiiert Ijnbet, einpffl)!' i(() iljn. Shak. 
 
 To proleis one's *elf a chriatian, a 
 phyuiciiin, firf) il^ (Il)rii> befeiiiicii, nl» >]lrit 
 nilftretcn. — not the knowledge thou hast 
 not, n uermcffc cirt) iiid)t niil)r, luebcr bn 
 fnnnil niifrid)rfn. To - to purcliase, fi(^ 
 (6rntn«) ;ti fnufen niil)eird>ig nMd)en. 
 
 Profes-s, V. n. I. »n< '»effnnrni(5 
 nblriicn, befenncii, crfl.ircn. 2. ('JJfond)?!!!.) 
 ^rofVf) tl)iin, t'Ci^ OrBenfgciiibbe nblcgeii. 
 3. ■\ fi(t) jii (J-incm rtii Jniini) brfcnnen. 
 
 PliO 
 
 A professed nun, eine ?7i>nne, bie bar 
 Drbfn-^gcii'ibte nfgtlegt Ijnt. 
 
 Prof es.«ied, proie.i'.^arf/. a) crfrnri 
 
 Profert, ) A - foe, 
 
 aihei>t, etn crfuirter iJeinb, 91fl;ei|l b) ojfcii 
 iiiiocrl)ol}liii. 
 
 Professedly, pr6fe«'sedle, adt 
 I. rffi'ii, iiiii>erl)rl)ieii; otTfiiiiid). 2. o|friibar 
 unlniigiMr, niicrfnnnt, ivie offeiitlid) niiet; 
 fnnni, bemob.Ocniniib^ cffeiitiuteii ^efeniitt 
 iiiiTr jiifiMge. 
 
 Profi^ssion, profc.sh'un, t. I. a) 
 
 iiAS ^ilfnintlliB ; - of faith or religion, t<^ 
 dUWMtni: , 9{iiigicii«ticfeiniriil^. \» bie &r« 
 rinrung, SBiTiutming, lyiidrnge. 2. bie pjfent* 
 lid)e iJlblrgiiMg riiitd 9}«ffiintiii|ye^ ob. ®tt 
 lubbed; hWoiu1)Sivi) brr iJ^rpieiJ. 3. ber ^e» 
 nil, ibeionbire gilcljrte) Sfnnb; lai iUmt. 
 4. ber Srnnb tbie brnirelben niigdiiirigen 3n» 
 Divibiieii). 5. t ^^"^i ^pniibiuirf, ©eiverbe, 
 bie <lJrofcriion. 
 3. The profession of a lecturer on 
 chhnislry or mineralogy, of n clergy- 
 man or lawyer. 4. We speak of prae* 
 tices honorable or disgraceful to a — . 
 
 Tlie learned pr o fessio ns, tie gclel^rted 
 Stnnbe. -s of friendship, 5reiinb|"(^nft«» 
 iierfid)eriiiigen. 
 
 Professional, pr&f«sh'unal , adi- 
 \\\ eiiirni brfouPrrii i&eriife cb. i5rnnbe gcs 
 i)[irig, bnrniif ^}iig l)nbeiib, bninit verbun* 
 brn, bnburd) erl)eird)t vb. cerliei)en, 35ernf<.., 
 ilnit*..., €rnnb«... 
 
 Professional skill, bit @e|'(()i((Ii(^feit 
 in (inrr <bei'onbern) itiiii|l, in eiiicr «9pe}inli< 
 Ciir. — duiie*, bie ''}lnit£pjtii()trn. - dignity. 
 Die •llnitSii'iiirbe. — character, ia& 4lnit<nn» 
 iil)rn; bie &iginrd)nft nl« 'Urjt, aibuofnt u. 
 
 Professionally, profesh'uuaii, 
 ade. I. niicrrnnnt , roie pffentlid) nnrrrnnnt, 
 beni &fffMrlid)eii ^efenntniife, 0)e|lnnbniffe, 
 3eninne« <£(fenntnip ^ufplge. 2. burc^ ^e« 
 ruf Pb. ©tniib. 
 
 Professor, profes'sur, (Int. flE.) 
 «. 1. ber Sbefennrr (einfr :)Celigipii tc). 2. 
 Q'mtx, brr eine S.\u\\i rreibt, befcniit, leljrt; 
 ber qSrcfeffor, iiffentiid>e Vel;rir; j. ». - of 
 theology or maihematica , i)>rP|Vi|or bet 
 Iljfoipgie Ob. 9J?nfl;cnifttif. 
 
 To be a pro fessor of.., Gtivnd 0|fent< 
 li(() Irfjren; treiben (eine Aiiiijl). 
 
 Professorial, prnfesitu'iial, ndj. 
 einen ^proffffpr bctrrffeiib. |-4JrpfeiH'r«. 
 
 Professorial cliair, ber £i'l)riliil)l einr< 
 
 Professorship , piuies »ui>.hip, 
 *. bie <J5rofeiTiir, bn« *)5ro|Vf|i'rnt , t\\i -Mnir, 
 bie ©telle eine* ?J3rp|VfTi'r6, Mr "^nneffpreilrUe. 
 
 Professory, pr6fes'sure, adj. )u 
 fiiiem ^rpffffpr gel)orig. 
 
 Proffer, proffur, (int. profero) 
 
 a. I. nnbieten; nntrngen; t)ur|'i1)ingen. 2. 
 perriid)en. Miltos. 
 
 Proffer, *. l. bn* aincrbietcn, bet 
 Slntrng, a5orrd)lng. 2. ber SBeri'iicft. 
 
 Proffers of peace or friendship, Jrif* 
 benSi, 5«nnbfd)nfteniierbieten. To make a 
 - to . . . etc. , firi) JU • • • tf. crbiften. To 
 make a - at .., (ttiun* i'erriirf)en. 
 
 ProBTerer, proffiirur, «. Giiter, 
 ber ((S-tiune) nnbicter, Dorrc^lngt. 
 
 Proiicience, profisb'ense, ) 
 
 Proficiency, proitshcuai, j 
 
7 i(i Fale, far, fait, fai. Mi, met. Fine, fTii. N6, move, nor, ^'6r, oiJ, clou.l. Ti'ihe, ti'jh, full. tMn, TMi.<». 
 
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 proacio) *. Me 3uun()mc, iai S3?iid)«tf)iint ; ( 
 (ill) Cer OfDrtfd)ritt, tie gcftfiDntte (in eincr , 
 ^sun\t K.). ^ I 
 
 I*rolicien*, profishciU, *. (in; 
 e-iiier, tcr (in cincr t\un\1 it.) Scrtrdjrittc 
 (jniuid)t i)at, m\t gcfmnmcii i|l, c& mit gc= 
 l)rnd)t t)nt, j. ». A - in inatlieuiatics, in 
 anatomy, in music etc., em g«r(t)icfter ^TiJfa; | 
 ti;eiiMtifer, 91mucmifei-, Wiififcr JC. He is| 
 a great - in the German language, it t)at 
 i6 iiii Dciirfd)pn iVtir ivfit gebrndjt. ! 
 
 I'rofiCUOUS, profiii'uus, (Int.) adj. ! 
 t liiitilid), UDrtlHil|)iift. Harvey. — Pro-, 
 f ic' uousness. i. tie 9iii^lid)feit. 
 
 Profile, piotil, profeel', (fr. pro- 
 Cli *. 1. (■OKnI.) bie ®eirenflnnd)t, b(\& 5?albs 
 flifid)f, ©eireii6iI6, ^rofil- 2. [3(rd)tt.] tnS 
 
 fliifidjt. [^tite jeid)iicn, fid) jeigfii.! 
 
 To draw, to appear in profile, l)On Bet 
 
 l*roGIe, V. n. 1. [Wnl.] wn berl 
 ©fire }cid)neit ober mnlcn. 2. [9lrd)it.] im 
 Diird)fd)iiitr, in bcrl)iird)rd)nittgnnfid)t jeid)* 
 lien, lurilcncn, bnrfti'fd'n. 
 
 Profit, prot'rit, (fr. profit) «. I. 
 (,'paiibeli fier eJeiuiiin, aSi>rtl;eil, 9?ii^cii; pi. 
 bcr (5-rtrno (cincfi (i)utee ic); bie aSortf^eile; 
 ber 9?tii5i't>, (JJeiuinn. 2. bcr 93ortl)eir, 3^11. 
 ^en. 3. bie 5ortid)ritte (in einer SBiffcn; 
 frf),lft ic). 
 
 An office of profit or honor, cin 9Imt, 
 6fl« Q:Um& eintrtigt, ein (J(;renflmt. En- 
 joyment of the profits, ber 9iieglJrflll(l). 
 To make - of . . , ficf) Qtwai ju 3(?u^en 
 ntnd)en. To leave a -, ®e!uinn dringen, 
 fl6i«erfeii. — and loss expenses, [^anbel] 
 bie ^nnbliing^iinfoflen. Wiiat - is it for 
 me , n)dd)iT 93orr(ieif eriufid)^t mir bnrniiS? 
 To derive - from .., 9ill<jen }iel)Cn au6 ... 
 lEvery improvement or advance in know- 
 ledge) is - to a wise man , ifl belli ob. fiir 
 ben ^eifcn ein ©eiuinn. 
 
 Proflt, V. a. I. ©ineni nit^en, 95Dr» 
 tf)Eil bringen, ju ©tntten fomnicn, }u 0^= 
 numbs SfJu^en gereidjen; to - one's self 
 by .., 9?u$en jiel^cn au6 .. , gciuinnen 
 burd) ... 2. To - one's self, flc^ nu«6ilbcn, 
 fid) Derurflfpiitinnen. Drvdeji. 
 
 What is a man profited, if etc., iva£ 
 ni'i^t e5 &incm, roenn :c. 
 
 Profit, V. n. 1. [§nnber) (by) flc< 
 iDii'.iien (burd)). 2. (from) Griunfi benn^en. 
 3. i a) (by) «) ©tiunf bcnii^cn, fid) ^Tiuflij jn 
 Siiifjfn nind)cn. /i) 9iii$cn Iwbcn Db. jii'ljcn 
 (niiS). b) (in) jiincfjnifii (nil), fi>rt|"d)rcitcn, 
 i5Lirtfd)ritre innd)en (in). 4. iitiijcn, iiii$cti, 
 9Lti()pn briiigon. 
 
 Profitnble, prof'fitabi, (fr. ©3.) 
 adj. I. cintrngiid). 2. (to) iiii()lid), i'Ort[jcil» 
 t)ait (fiir). [(SBii'i) rinrrngcn. 
 
 To lie profitable, cintrnglid) fcin, 
 
 ProfitablenesH , priil'litablncs. 
 «. 1. Bit (S-iiirra(ilid)fcir. 2. Bic 9?ii§lid)fcit. 
 
 Profitubly, prof'fiiable, adv. I. 
 fintrriglid). 2. nii^iid), iiortl;ciil;nft, nlita5l)t• 
 tl)Cll Pb. 9?nt5cn. 
 
 To be profitably employed, cine rin> 
 ftSillid>e 2ifrd)nfTigung Ijnbni. 
 
 Profiting-, prof'fiting, t. ba6 3u> 
 nel)'neii ; bev (35fivinn. 
 
 Profitle!«fi, prof'f?tIcs, ndj. I. nid)t 
 e'ntrrto"d), ff:neii')fiiOnibtiiiflfniJ. 2. iinni'i^. 
 
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 Proflig^acy, prof'fleglsi, «. bic 
 
 ?lI^^t'nrl^d)ngft•lr, 2Jtrmorfciil)eit. 
 
 Proftig^ate, prol tlegat, adj. l.vtX: 
 urrfi'ii, riid)ii'^, iiiebcrtrnd)tig, ^bd)\1 Infler; 
 Ijnfr. 2. nbid)fiilid), rd)niiblid). 
 
 Profligate doings, (£rf)nilBtf)nteM. 
 
 Pr<iflig-ate, *. Ber 23picn)id)t. 
 
 Proflig^ate, «. a. t I'ertreiben. 
 
 To profligate one's self , -f fici) ben 
 l?nilern ergebeii. Profligate d uers 
 luonVii. 
 
 Profligately, prof'flegatle, adv. 
 riidiios, ididiiBlid), ivie em 335ri'iuid)t. 
 
 Profiig-ateuess , pi of flegatnis, 
 t. Bie 25eni)i)rfeiil}eit , 3{iid)lofi9fcir» 9iicBer« 
 rriid)tigfeit , £nilcrl)iifngfcir , Ber nid)loic 
 £cl>oin5iv)niiBc(. ^ [s. t Bie iJiicberlnge. 
 
 Proflig°ation,pioulcgji Hhuu,(!at.) 
 
 ProflucUCe, pioffliiense. j. f Ber 
 Cniif, Jrrrgniig. Wottow. 
 
 Proflitent, prof fluent, (Int.) adj. 
 jjieijcnb, fort, uorbet ob. luinunrti' (liegcnB. 
 
 Pro-forina, pr6-f6r'ma, a. SiiJj 
 adj. fingirt, proformn. 
 
 Profound, profound', (Inc. pro 
 fundus) adh l.f ctef. 2. i ai tief (1). 2Itl;illi'll 
 JC). b) tief, biiiifel, rri)n)er )ii iicr(lcl;cii, 
 l'd)H)et. c) gninBli(^, griinbgc[cl;rf,"'tief beii» 
 fenb, tieiniiiiifl. d) tief, fi'irf. niiljnitcnb. e) 
 I nuegeleriit, niiegcmnd)!; Iiflig. f) inljnlt^s 
 fd)ii)er. 
 2. Upon the corner of the moon 
 
 There hangs a vap'rous drop pro- 
 found. Shak. 
 
 A profound reverence, cine fiffe 25er> 
 beugung. [2. bcr 9ibgriinb. 
 
 Profound, ». ^ ii. ? l. bie liefc. 
 
 Profound, v. n. (into) einbringen 
 in .. , ergriiiiBen. 
 
 Profoundly, pr6f3und'le, adv. 1. 
 T tief. 2. ± a) tief (rciifjeu 2c.). b) gruiiBIid). 
 
 To sigh profoundly, eillCll ticfen, 
 fd)meren ©ciifjer nueflopen. 
 
 Profouilduess, profound'nls, «. 
 1. -f bie Xicfe. 2. i bie liefe, (S)ruiiblid)feit. 
 - of learning, bie ticfe, grriiiblid)e &ilct)T! 
 fnnifi'ir, bn« griiiiBlid)e StOiifrit. 
 
 Profundity, profund'^te , f. 
 Profoundness. 
 
 Profuse, pi^fiise', (Int.) adj. I. 
 uerfd)u>ciiBerird) (ntljii freigcbig). 2. uer; 
 fd)n)ciiBcrifd) (u. SiufiuiiiiB 20. 3. nllju veid)> 
 lid), n'iju itiel, ubci-flityi':iB, I'ibirfliiiiig. - of 
 bliss , libcncid) nn oB. wn ©egcii. - of 
 flowers, biiiniciircid), nilt 55!iMiien bcfiict. 
 
 Vrofuse, pitSfiue', v. a. I. nii£> 
 fd)i'itrcii. 2. ucrrdjiueiiBen. Steele. 
 
 Profusely, protuse'li, adv. 1. ini 
 llfbcrfJiiffc, nllju rfid)iid). 2. i)crfd)n)Ciiberifil). 
 3. i ubiTtru'ben. 
 
 Profusely expended, licrrd)n)cnbct. 
 
 Profuseness, pnSn'ise'ncs, t. 1. 
 bic 2>i'rrd)iuciiBiiiig. 2. ber Ucberf[ii|. 3. i 
 Bie Ucbcrrreibiiiig. 
 
 Profui(i4»n, profu'zhun, (fnt.) «. 
 I. (ot) ber lli'bfrfliie (nii). 2. bic 85erfd)iueni 
 Bung; (to) Bic I'l&i'rrvicbeiic ^rcigcbigfcit 
 (gegcn). 3. i bie aScrflciiBiing, aSerfd)ii)cn 
 Bung. 
 
 Prog-, prog, (^on. prachgcn; bflll. 
 prakken v. n. Ql. bftrcln , niif Bril 93ftrcl 
 nufgcgcn. 2. (for; C-tiDiie erbetreln ;, ii; (Trt) 
 
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 niif fine nicBerirnd)tige, genieine 2Beife jit 
 oerfd)ntT«" riid)eii. 3. SeOeiiemittol aiif irgenfi 
 cine ^ilrt niifriid)en, CcbenSniittei fid) iii i'er« 
 rd)nfffii fiid)en, luu fie jn finben fmb, mo iinb 
 mie uinn niir fnnii, nnd) 9fiil)riiiig gefjen, 
 Bcr ^iiliriiiig iind)ge(;en. 4. niniifcn, |lcl)ien. 
 
 Prog, s. I. Cebi'ii^mltrei , Bie man 
 iu() Burd) 33ettrln :c ju ucrut.ifffu meif ; 
 i^cbcniinirtcl (iit'erbnupt). 2. G-mcr, Bet 
 f iird) 58crteln , 5porimijiff)en frine ?Jnl)riing 
 
 )t, uoui SBcttcl li-bt, Bern iScttel nnd)» 
 l)angt. 
 
 Progenerate, projen'lrate, (Int.) 
 V. a. -(- jeiigen, fortpjliinjen. 
 
 PrOgeneration,projeneri'shua, 
 
 + Bit 3cugnug, 5orip(lnnjuiig. 
 
 Progenitor, piojen'netur, (Int. 
 'IG.) s. Bcr QSonnuiT, SBi^rfiihr, Qlfjn. 
 
 Progeniture, projeu'netshiire, «. 
 t Bie (5)eburt. 
 
 Progeny, prod'jeni , (Int.) *. iai 
 (S3efd)led)t , ber ©rniiini, bic 9?nd)fomnien» 
 Ui)iift, 9ind)fctnincn ; (u. Ihicrcn) Bie SSrut, 
 ber ©rniiiin. 
 
 Prognosis, progn&'s's, (gc. iS3.) 
 *. [•0)?eB.) Bie "iprognofis, ^rognofc. 
 
 Prognostic , piognos'tik , adj. 
 [^TOcB.)prO(jnotliid),uoranbentcnb. -symptom, 
 oaf progno|lird)c firnnfl)cif^jeid)en. - signs, 
 Bic 9lii5eid)cn. 
 
 Prognositic , ». 1 [?7{cb,] a) bic 
 ^rognofe, 25ornnbcutiing, SBornnjcige, bnfl 
 S5orl)crfngcn. b i Bn^ $rogiio(lifon, SJor* 
 }i'id)en. 2. bie 25i'rl)i'r!ngiing, ?)>ropI)ejeinn(j. 
 Prognosticabie,progn6s'tekabl, 
 ndJ. fid) luirhcrfngiMi oB. pornuBeutcn Inffenb. 
 
 Prognosticate, prognos'tekite, 
 
 V. a. I. lufiffngcn, propljcjeicn , Dorljerfngcn. 
 
 2. itDrniiBeuteii, port'crfunbigen, uornu** 
 
 pcrfunben, uorherpcrfiinbigen. 
 
 1. A clear sky at sunset prognostic 
 
 cates a fair day, cill !;eitercr ^iuimcl 
 
 bei ©onncnuiitergnng Inpt ciuen fc^&nea 
 
 Ing Ijoffen. 
 
 Prognostication, prognostekA'> 
 shun, *. I. bie SSorl^ennguug, SBornnbcm ■ 
 rung , SBorniueige. 2. bie SBornnBcutung, * 
 b([6 2Soriftd)cn, 3iid)e\\, ber SSorbote. 3.+ 
 Bcr ilnlenBcr. Shak. 
 
 A fruitful prognostication, + ein 
 3cid)cn Bit g-rudjlbiirfcit. 
 
 Proguosticator, prognos'tikA 
 fur, s. Bcr S5ornnBcutcr, aSorl^erfnger, aSor> 
 IjcrorrfunBiger. j 
 
 Prograiiiina, progi«iu'ma,^(gr.) 1 
 
 Pr<»grail», pro'gr.im, ^t. I. 1 
 
 (el>i'ni.ilo) ein mit bcm f6niglid)cn ©legel 
 iicrficgfltor aSricf. 2. bn* ^rogrnmm , a) bie 
 ^efiiuntmiid)ung, nn cincin ii)ffcntlid)en Drte 
 niigcfd)lngcue ^roflnmntion. b) (Sdjiilen) 
 bic (|-ininBnng«f(f)rift. 3. bie SBorrcBe, dim 
 ifiiuTig. 
 
 Progress, prog'grJs, (fr. progrcs, 
 p. Int. progredior) *. 1. I tni %l''rtii)Tdtttt, 
 giTiriirfvn, bic 5Jortfd)rcitiing, ber »Jort» 
 idjritt; bnf 95orbriiigcn (cincr airnice lOj 
 ber S-orrgiing, bic 3lu^brcitung; ber finuf. 
 2. 1 a) ber Cnuf (bcr gjiirur 20. b) bn« 
 3iiiiclimfn, 2Bnd>fen. c) bcr JJortgnng, ^ovt* 
 rd)ritr, Bie 5ortfd)ritre; (in) bet Sortfloiifl, 
 5^^rrfd)ritt, bie 5yrtfd)ritte (in). 3. 5 >« 
 3ua, ®nnQ. 4. i bet (^nng. 5. bie SRetfe 
 
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F&te, far. fall, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. N6, move. n5r, s{o'.-"iK rl6ii(l. Ti'ibp, tnl). full. i/md. Tllis. 717 
 
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 9{iin6rfife einefi Stbn'tqi ic. tutH) feine Snn. 
 
 itr It. Blackstohe. 
 
 3. From Egypt arts their progress made 
 
 to Greece, von ?lf(ii)pttii njiiiiScrten Me 
 
 Kiinfle nn(t> ©riedjeiilniift. Desham. 
 
 To Diake a slow progres*. or a rapid 
 - on a journey, niif fiiifr 3?eiff Inngi'iiin, 
 oi. Ofr<l)«'nt» roeitrr fommen. A sliip makes 
 slow - againit tlie tide , eill ®d)itf (rinot 
 Iniiflfnm dtgen 6ie ^luti} uor. To make - 
 in .., gortfdjritte mndjiii in .., juueljmen 
 All ... 
 
 PrOg-resil « prigri»', t pri'gre*. 
 
 r. ». I. ; tortrd)reitfii , fortlniifen. 2. t "' 
 
 ffinen gortijaiifl Ijiibrn , ronljreu, onljnutn. 
 
 I) 5JP"tVl)ritte ttiiidjrn. 
 
 2 a) After the war had progreoed 
 
 for some time. Marshall. 
 
 Prui^ress, r. a. t iitngel)'"- 
 
 PrOg-reKSion f prAgresh'un, ». I. 
 I. 6ni? JcrtKDrciten , gortriirfeii, Di« Sort; 
 fArtituiifl. 2. 1 a) (to) ^n6 SiTficftrfiKii 
 (^ft<Jk•^anfl•n :c. jii.. .). b) BtrCniii, Waufl. 
 Sha*. e) t>er JJorti'tftrltt, SJorfflnng, t>it 3u' 
 nfli'iiie. 3. («»?,u().] Me 'JproflreiTion. 
 
 Month of progression, [6l)ronDr.l 
 tiir WiMirriiniPunt. 
 
 PrU|rre8»i<>nal, prAgreth'unal. 
 mdj. (Vrnrtiri'iriMii', mi gorttdjrfitfu boflnjffn. 
 
 PrOffreSHlve, progresniv, adj. I. 
 forrfiflirnCi, fcrtfct)rfttfnD <i»rn>rfluna u. ), 
 fprrriirffiit. 2. t a) jiinfl)meii6, vroa«|Ti«- 
 b) )Uiiil}mri)b, n)ti<t}renb. 
 
 To be in a progressive state, ilii 
 SiiMchmpii ^)^. 5prri"d)rfitcii bt(\rtff(\\ fcin- 
 
 Pro^re»«ively,prAs'e» »i*i4'"'''- 
 fort(jf()en6, forti'^rf iff uC , proflrnTtu , flufen. 
 roniV. J I 
 
 Pro|fre««lvene«i«, prAgre»'»i*- 
 nes. *. ^nf Jorrri'irfeii, tit jortiifcrfiiiiiifl 
 lc\e 5ortfd>rfitcii, ttt 5crt(jnii(i, jjortfitruf, 
 6(i< ©rrioen , 3iiiifhmrii , Der 3ml«i"b . tc\ 
 tttiuiie (J. S. rJiirfiiinilj ijortfcftritt* tiiiid)t. 
 
 The progres si veness o( science, 
 arts etc., Cif jjorti'd^ritte brr ©i(r«nfd)in't, 
 «i'iiift« K. , Me Sort |"(<)ritfe in Der aijcffe"' 
 ftfcnft, in ten Si'inflen k. 
 
 Prohibit, pr&hib't, (Int.) v. a. 1. 
 I (Jtroa^ u6fr G'inem (Jtnjas) iinterftigeii, 
 uerbieten ; (Jiiiem oCer ciner Siidje (*iiil)"iii 
 H)iin. 2. i'erl)inbtrn. 
 
 Prohibited, verbpffH. 
 
 Proiiibiter, piTih'b'iiur. «. Qintr, 
 btr Orivafi uertietet, iinterfngt. 
 
 Proilibition, prohioish'un , «. I. 
 Me lliitennnuiifl, 6n« SSfrbot. 2. [ 9{e(t)r«> 
 (Vr.l tie ^rpliibitiPM, ber ©inhalt, ©ifli. 
 rungSbeffljl, iai $emmitna*iirf^ei(. 
 
 Prohibition of trade, ba< $anbel$> 
 Dtrbot. 
 
 Prollibltive, proh'li'eiiv, ^ 
 
 Prolliblt<»ry, prolilbetiiie.J 
 tfrbiftcnB, iinterfiirtfiib, SJ5ri>l)ibttn>. . . 
 
 Proillf proin, (fr. provigiier) e. a.-f 
 I. pii^cn, in £5rbiiiiitfl refleii ob. britiflen. 2 
 flnipu^en, befdjneibrn (iBiiimie). - v. n 
 fid) mit 91ii#pii0en befd)nfti()fn , ouf pii^rii 
 
 Project, projeki', (Int. projicio) 
 «. a. I. roerfen, fd)iiefn, frt)Inibcrn. 2. i 
 jotritn (©djntten it.). 3. rtfiiiiieii , rturoer! 
 fen, BPrhiiben, fid) periieljnien , projfffirc n ; 
 finen ^lon »i. ^iiiiie iiiiid)t'n iu . . . 4. ent' 
 
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 werfen, «iiftriigen , I'Prjeittnen , proieftiren. 
 5. 1 fiitiDfrfeii, nbipiegcln, ridjtig tiirflfUen. 
 To project a plan for paying off the 
 national debt, emeii $1(111 jiir iilgimg bir 
 •jriUioilrtird)llIb fnriwcrfeil. Projecting, 
 erpilbtrird) , erfillDmrn. To - one's »clt be- 
 fore one « feet, fid) (*llieill )ll ^HBCD lUerfi'H. 
 
 Project, V. n. heri'prriiflfii , i'orrii< 
 gen, l)en'orili:ljfn, ucrfpringen, rtiielaiif'en. 
 
 Project, piod jekt. t 1. ber G-nts 
 iviirf, »3liird)lag, $ian, iai <4Jrojeft. 2. bo« 
 (leere, title) ^rojeft. 
 
 A man given to projects , ein ^T^eni'd), 
 ber ftd) mit Iceren ^rojeftm nbgibt, ftd) 
 it)nen I)iiigibt. 
 
 Projectile, prAjek'ui . (fr.<H3.) adj. 
 [■5)icd)-j 1. 1'onuiirtfi trcibeiib; ). 5J. - force, 
 tie 'Hjiirifrnfis 2. ponuiirr* getrieben , biird) 
 •UnflvB grgeben; j. ^. - motion, bit "IBurf: 
 briiu-gimg. 
 
 Projectile*'. I . bcr buret rinr Aiifirre 
 Jtriifi in bie :^ot)e gcivrrtme, in iticivcgiiiig 
 geiV^tf iturper, biio >|5ro)rftil. i.pL l-))frd).] 
 Die £el)re I'on Ber SSSuribeiuigiiiig. 
 
 Projection, projek'siiaii. «. I. iai 
 SDerifii, bie ^lUeriiiiig , bcr«ti<0, Wun; 
 bii« "JUrgiuerten. 2. tut >£d)ieBen, ^rri'pr., 
 SBotiuiirdli , i>frrtu^rd)ieBeii <v. jyiiiifrn u.). 
 3. aj ber O'litiviiri (riiie» >)>iaited jc). b> bcr 
 (i'litmuri , tli'brrid)iog , !)(iu. Siiak. 4. bne 
 iBoriVriiigeii, iprruorragen , <ilurlaiifrii. 5. 
 |(ilergr.) - of the spliere. bie ^rcjeftuMi, 
 'Beriti^nniig. Q-nnvertimg (iiier Kugel duif 
 enter ebcnen Jl.idjei. 6. h^Jerfp.] bie X)iu> 
 l^elluiig , 4lbbilbuiig, (&d)riiibnrileUutig. 7. 
 iGhem.) b>t« ^""'■'"vci^ien (in einen Iiegcl;, 
 bie ^JJroirftipn. 
 
 Powder of projection, ( CFtjein.] biU 
 iJSrPjffnoii^puii'fr. 
 
 Projectinent, projektmaat, «. t 
 ber '^Jiiiii, *Jliird)iiiil, (Jiiriviirt. 
 
 Projector, prAjek tiir, «. I. brr 
 ©rflnbrr, Url)fber tu\<6 ^plaiii ober (Jul- 
 luiirf*. 2. ber ^rojeft. , Spianiiifldjer. 
 
 Projecture , projektsniire , #. 
 (>Urd)it.] ber iUiUlnni, SBonVning, bie SBcr. 
 rdgiing, 'iliiBliibuiig , >jlii£iriiguiig, bie 't)3rp< 
 jrftiir. 
 
 Proinpae, prAllpse', (uu.) p. n. 
 i'priv(irtr t'liden, oorfnllen. - ». o. ponunrtf 
 ilOBeii, tprt(li)i5pii. 
 
 Proinpufe, ^ 
 
 Pr«*inpNion, prAlap'^Uun . > «. 1. 
 
 PrOinpSIUS, prolap liUii. ) 
 
 Hi SSpriviirtfi'iiflen, SSorfoflen, CiJJieb.) ber 
 SSorfiitl, <aiietritt. 2. Prolaptiou, btr 
 gfortaoi. 
 
 Prolate, pri^l4te', dot. profero) 
 V. n. t lu'rbriiigrn (lijiie tc); (iii»rpred)e|i. 
 
 Prolate, pr6'iaie. adj. find), pintt. 
 
 Pr4»latiOIl, prAla'sliun, t. 1. -f 
 
 bn« SBorbriiigen ; *JIiifrprfd)eii. 2. t ber 9lut= 
 
 l'd)iib, bie SBfripgeriiiig, bii5 aBi^irerhiiinii*: 
 
 {tfytn. 3. [nit. 'Wnf.] btr nnhnlrenbe 2aui. 
 
 ProleffOllieiia, prollcgoni'm^na. 
 
 (gr. -23.) *. ;»/. bit <|>n'legi>iiifiin , SBorcrins 
 
 nerungen, ©iitli-itiingcii , SSiirbenierfiingcii. 
 
 ProlepNis, pr('>lep'i,i.s, ) (gr. 523.) 
 
 Prolepsy, pri^lepne. J#.I.O{het | 
 
 bie SSori'miiitig , SBorbcniiriuprtiing, 1>rp; 
 
 I Irpfi*- 2. bcr lUnnctjronisni, 3Mtc(i)i\unq6 = 
 
 1 fetjiet. 
 
 PKO 
 
 Proleptic, prolep'lik. ) 
 
 Proleptical, pn^leptekal, )" ^' 
 I. [Jilu't.J I'prbaiieiib, I'prbcniirii'prtenb, pro« 
 lepitrd). 2. (eiiier geiuiffi'ii 'iJJeriobe) uprfjcr* 
 gelienb, uprlnufig. 3. [OKeb.] DPrlanicnb 
 iiornicfenb, jii iriilje fpinmenb, prpleprifd). 
 
 PrOlepticaily, pr6lep'tekaie.n({o 
 urrgreiffiib, burd) 25iTnu5iinhine, pprUiiiftg. 
 
 Proletaiieous, pK^lelAneus. adj. 
 t I. niitKinfcrii geiVgiiet. 2. |'d)ic(t)t,gemeiiu 
 
 Proletarian, prnleia rean. (Pro. 
 leta rious) (Int.) adj. f fd)ied)r, geinein. 
 
 Proletary, pr(>'ietare, «. f bcr Qtt 
 nieiiif, nifbrige ■"Weni'd). 
 
 Proliferous, priilfferus , (tat.y 
 adj [■in't] iproffrnb. 
 
 Prolific, pr6lif'fik, ) 
 
 ProliHcal, pr6iJf'tikSl. \ ^''^ "''•^ 
 
 I. friirt)ibnr (p. il;icren unb 'jpflnnjen), jeii» 
 
 gniig^raijig. 2. i (of) frii(<)t6nr (nii). 3. 
 
 5rud)"J'irfeit utrljeigcnb. 4. (iyot.J fprofTenb. 
 
 2. A controveriiy pr otitic of evil 
 
 conxrqurnces; a - brain. Wcbsteii. 
 
 To groH prolific, 9ri'id)te trngen. 
 
 Prolificacy, pr<!>iif feka<^i , «. bie 
 55ruittt>nrffir. Encvc. 
 
 Prolifically, prol!rfekaU, adv. 
 f'riid)tbnr. 
 
 Prolificution, pr&liflki'shijn , «. 
 I. bie SfiigiMig, ti\i J*iiiber}engen; bie 93e» 
 triid)tiiiig. 2. [iSpt.] iai 8prof[<n. 
 
 ProlificnesB, proiif n'kues, «. bit 
 3riid)tbnrfiir, 3tiiguiigsfiil)igfeit. 
 
 Prolix, pr/)lik%', (Int.) ad}. 1. ivriti 
 id)iueiftfl (i){ebe jc). 2. f tnnge, Inmje 
 b.llicrnb. —adtt. Prolix'ly, luciti'djiveing. 
 
 Prolixious, piAiikshus, adj. f 
 •iliifiitiib i>eriirrnd)tiib , uerjpgerne, jiigernb. 
 
 Prolixity, pr6iiks'ei/i, 
 
 Proiixuess, pr(jii 
 ■■23titrd)ii'cifigfeit. 
 
 Prolocutor, prolnkutiir , (Int. 
 ■S3.) *• b*r 2prid)fr, 2Dprtfi"il)rer ber per* 
 inmuiflten ©fifllidjfeit. 
 
 Prolocutorsllip , pr(>lok'uiur- 
 ship, t. iai, -Unit, bie -^iii'irbe eiiic£ (spre> 
 d)er« ber («eii'llid)feit. 
 
 Prolog^ize, pr6'l6jue, v. n. f eine 
 (Jroffiiiiiui^rrfCi' Ijnitcn. 
 
 Prolosroe, prolog. prSl'log, (gr.) 
 «. 1. bie aSurrtbr, brr SB.Tbcrid)!. 2. (Il)i>ni.] 
 ber ^rplpg, bie SSprrrDt, G-riiiffnniigarebe. 
 
 Prologue, 0. a. niit einer fprmli< 
 d)eii 95iTrebe eiiileitrn, ("iiiiril)ren. Shak. 
 
 Prolong, prolong'. (P. Int. pro u. 
 iongus) V. a. \.i pfrlnngcrii, Iciiiger inndien 
 (bem 9{nnine nnii)i. 2. i a> verlnngern (bet 
 3eit nnd)). b) uerlnngcrn, in bie ^an^t ^\tt 
 Ijen. c) uerlniigern, lueiur l)iiinn«re$en. d) 
 [ ^nilbel I to - the payment of . . , prploni 
 giren (S[Ged)i"e[). 
 
 Prolong^ate, pri^long'gite, v. a. 
 I. I i<frl(iiigcrn, Iniiger nindjeu. 1. f\ ucr« 
 liingern (bcr 3eit nnd)). 
 
 Prolongation, prnlh'inggA'shiSn, 
 t. I. bie SSeri(ingeriing (bcr 3cit ober bent 
 -}{nnme nnd)). 2. ber ^ufi'(t)nb; -of daya 
 for payment, [^nnbel] -of the prompt, btc 
 <$rplpngn(ion , SSerUingerung tti 3nt)lung<> 
 tirniiii^. 
 
 Prolong-er , prAlnng'gur . «. 1. 
 ©inei , bcr , ob. bns , voAi (ber 3cit ob- beiti 
 
 'ks'ei.i, > 
 liks'iiev, y 
 
 bie 
 
V'18 Fate, f.'r, fall. ai. Me. met Fii;('. fin. Nw, tnovp. »nr, i;ot, Oil. cI:hu1. Tt'ibe. tub. full. lAiri. I'His. 
 
 9?niime iiarf) ) i>er(aii(iert. 2. ^er £!i<t)t: , 
 £eii(t)terfiu'd)t, 2id)tl)iilriT. 
 
 I'rolusiuit, piolu'zln'in, (lAt.) <• 
 t 6ic ajonit'uiu), ^l1p aSoripicl. 
 
 I*rOIIie»ia«le, pronmicnade'. (fr- 
 ffi)j J. I. iet eprtjicrgrtug , eiirifliinjj, Me 
 el!|lluflll^clullg; ©pnjier.-, Cuilfnljrt ; ttr 
 ©pa}ier>, Siiilritt. -• t"" ©pnjii'njdug, ©pn> 
 iterpinf), Pie L'ii|b, S53nu&ei6a^ii. 
 
 Proilterit} promer'it, (Int. pro- 
 niereo; v. a. t I- ©inen ucrtiii.Dcn, net! 
 pjjidjteii. 2. i>ettieiieii, bin<t) ei<\cnt& S5cr> 
 tten'il I'frritiitTiii. 
 
 Pronietlienn, ^romkl hi' a a, ad} 
 [q)Ji)thel.] jii ^ISriniiTljeiiS fleljorifl. 
 
 l*roiliineuce, prom'iii4iien»e. \ 
 
 Pruiiliiieiicy f proni'iu^ucnse, ^ 
 (Proiii'iiieiitiiess) j. 1. a) ^n4 .^i'nH'r= 
 flil)CM , Sicnuirriifli'ii , Me jJicri'Lirrnfiinifj. b) 
 bcr l)cn'i.n(ld)PiiPc Ihnl, Me ©rliiiDunn. 2. 
 i rn« 5?tri'Crr(i(jfU, brr iiu^-jjfjcictjiicte ip(n5, 
 
 PrOlllinCllt 7 piom'iiienent , uiij. 
 I. ; a) l)cri'or(li;l)oiiP, l)i-n'iirrii<i«iif. l" fthii' 
 (jcn (Jigiireu jc). 2. i f}cruorroijcnD , niu*: 
 flejei(f)net. 
 
 A prominent eye, till ^eri'Otilelieiiticf 
 Sliifie, Oili^^iiiige. A - pnuncli, bn ®i1)lor: 
 tcr:, $>niigel>Olirf). To hold a - pliice in. , 
 ciiic .iii6(icieid)iictc Stetle, ciitcn iiiiJfli'icid): 
 ncreii '^U\t} . ten crileii $(n$ ciiiiicl;iiieii (in, 
 nuf). 
 
 ]PrOinill«lltly, prorn'mcncntlc. 
 adu l.l)dn>OTrii{(eiiD, IjeruiirjTcIjeiifc. 2. ii)er: 
 imrriinfiiB ^ niuiieie'd)"i"t 
 
 PrOlllij^CIIOIIMf proniis'kuus, (I.) 
 adj. I.i'trmirrt)t, uermeiuit, I'crinirrt. 2.1 a) 
 fletneiiifrfjnfilid) , ^TOeljriTcn (icmriii; - love 
 or intercourse, tie Uiuir6flifli(1)e -Wird)!!!!!] 
 tei&er ®efd)led)ter. b) oliiic Uiiterrd)icD. 
 
 1. A wild where weeds and tlowr's pro- 
 miacuous shont, riiie ^ifPiiii}, iih> lliis 
 frniit un6 SSlutnen uiircr ciiiiiiiDer tjcri'or; 
 fd)ie&en, Poi-e. 
 
 In a promiscuous sense, litiunter; 
 fd)iet!en, of)ite Uiitcrfdjipe, biilD in Piercin, 
 bn(& in jenetn aScriliiii&c. -charges, vex-. 
 mifd)te ficften. 
 
 JPrOlllisCUOIl sly, prom's' kuusle, 
 ade. I. I'crmifiijt , reriuiiigr, iinier eiiiiiii! 
 ber , burd) l'innll^l•r, miorteiitlirf), in finer 
 TOiifi'i' oP. in eineni ipaufen ol)ne OrDnnng, 
 ein^ fik^ nnCcre, ol;ne llntcrfd)ieB. 2. i o^ue 
 Unterfrt)ie6. 
 2. Ilium called Troy promiscuously 
 or Tros. 
 
 Men of all ctas.se« promiscuously 
 asseiublcd, ein biiiitt^ ®eniifd) urn Wan-. 
 nern nu* ndeii (StvinPcn. 
 
 I*roinisCHO(isne88, pr&ai's'- 
 kuuMies. t. 1. tie 25eriuirruiig, iBcrmenflt! 
 Ijeif, C tipf tinrc^cinnnber. 2. tic uuor6cnt< 
 lid)e gRifd)uiifl better 05eri-f)lerf)tcr. 
 
 ProiiiiKc;, pioni'niiz, a<. Int. pro- 
 mitto) *. 1. tai 9Scrrpre(t)en ; Die Snfdfle, 
 ber SJeriprnrf), Die iBerl)ei|5nn(j. 2. i tie 
 i{>rffnnng, 5?rffnMnflrn, ©rmartung , tie 
 Jcniant ot. QUMAi vm ftrf) errc.jt; j. 95. A 
 ydtiih of gre„t -, fin lUMTnun^i'ofler, i>irl 
 petfpr^•d)ell^|'r Oi"i"'l'i"<i; » harvest of good 
 -. fine I'll' LirrprcitrnPfJlernff ; to be full of 
 youthful -5 ? jiai'"f!'d) rd)^'!!- ipi'tfillilid'ii 
 
 pen fi(^ enuectcn. iRvma. 3. i3?ed)tffpr.] 
 inM 25errpred)en. 4. |l bie ©rfiilUmg iti 
 2Jcrrprcd)en6 , 25erleil;ung beS aJerlU'ipcncn, 
 i6frl)cipuiig. 
 
 To keep one's promise, fein SSeri'prei 
 d)en, I'ein 'iIi3orc l^alien. The laud of-, || 
 Diie flflobfe i;»Tne. 
 
 Prom ise- breacli, bic 2Bortbriid)ig> 
 feit. --breaker, ber 2S5ortbriid)ige. -- 
 keeping, bus 23Bi>rtl)iilten. 
 
 Promise, v. a. i. perfpretjjf n ; ju 
 
 fngcn, gcloben, yerljeigen. 2. i (l)iifftii l.ijyenj 
 
 uerfprertjcn. 
 
 2. The year prom ises a good harvest. 
 
 A young ninu that promises much, 
 fin i'icU)irrpred)fnbfr jniifltr -Wf.iiin. 
 
 Promise, v. n. i. I'crrprcd^cn ; \\\ 
 
 fngtii , gcU'bfti , riTl;cii;en. 2. ± a> I'tripre- 
 
 d)en (^piiffnnng gebcn). b; o &tnen uer 
 
 fidjern, d-iiicni bnt'iir ilcl;cn. 
 
 2. a^ The weather promises to be pica 
 
 saiit. b) The rogue shall be punished 
 
 I — you. 
 
 To promise fair, I. pifl yrrrprfrf)en 
 2. Ijfiiig II. tijeuer ueriprrt^en. The wiieat 
 promises to be a good ciop. btr ii5eijen 
 lagt I'td) gnt an. T» - one's self, fid) I'cr 
 rprcd)in , l)o|Tcn , eniiiirtcn. 
 
 Promisee, pionimi/.ee', *. bit 
 ^iTti'ii, biT MUlii (iriuiif I'erfprid)!, ber, bent 
 uinn tin 25triVri'i1)cn tt)iit, ber ©nipfiiiiger 
 cincf SSenprcdjen^ 
 
 Promi*<er, prnm'mi^ur, ) 
 
 Promixor, l:Vid)feipr.] J *' "" 
 SBiTfpredjcr. Liji'ffMiing i'i'r|pcid)t gar SSiel 
 
 Hope is a very liberal promiser. bie 
 
 Promising-, pinmnii/ing, ndj. 1 
 i'ica'cr(pred)eiiD. 2. einiirhnirnb. 
 
 Tlic business is in a piouiising way 
 tni ®erd)aft ln0t einen gurcn 'iiiitgaug 
 IjotTen. 
 
 Promi.ssary, prnm'mixsaie, t. 
 ber (iiiipfniigiT nncf S5crrprert)en6. 
 
 Promissioil, promish'uu, «. 11 bif 
 25crl)eipiiiig, Pii6 i5trrprcd)cn. 
 
 PrOlllisSOrily , prnm'niissiircle. 
 ado. i)errprod)ciur 'MinQen, beni iBL'nVicc^cn 
 iiad) , in bir jyin-in eiiie6 25mprfd)i'it«. 
 
 PrOmiK.SOry, prom uiissiiie. adj. 
 I. pcrlH'ilJenb, innpredjenb. 2. ein JBeripres 
 A)i\\ cnil)aucnb. 
 
 Promissory note, (^anbfl 11. 9{crt)f«: 
 ipr.J bcr §anbfd)ein, 5?anbiucc^t'el, bie S^awi- 
 l'd)rifr. 
 
 Promontory , prom'miniture. 
 (Prom'out) (iiu.) *. [©ecgr.J iAi jBorgc! 
 birge , S:iip. 
 
 Promote, prAmote', Oat. promo- 
 veoi 0. a. I. auebcljiieii , pergrupfrn. 2. a) 
 ©tiwaf fijrbcrn, bofiirberii ; finer Q,<[^c SSor- 
 fd)«b leitlen. b> be liilifiid) fein ju . . , forr> 
 l)f(fen. 3. Grmai' erngen, aniliften, cnufrfen. 
 4. ©iiifii erl)iM;en, l;iri>orjifl)en; (toj erl^eben 
 (jn), bringen (ju). 5. •'■ angcben, anflagcn. 
 
 Promoter, promote'ur, «. I. ber 
 SSefiirberer; 93erd)iiijrr (ber fiiiniTe jo; tai, 
 mai bcforbcrt, baiS ©eforberuiigfi;, Jijrbf: 
 rnng^iniirel. 2. ber '5lii|lifrer, ©rreger, (S:\: 
 nrr, ber cJlufrnhr um crregr, trmetfr. 3. * 
 ber '■JIufiuiegiiT , •ilniliitfr. 4. ( 9{ed)tf ipr. ] 
 ber ©rantf.iniviilt in geiiliidjin 0>crid)r»: 
 hofen 
 
 Promotion, prAmA'shun, «. 1. 
 bit J^eforberniig , JiTbrning (einer <B(i<bt). 
 2. bif 5jeft)rberiing, (ScanbeS;) (5Tl)5hun9, 
 ber ^IjreMpLii'len. 
 
 Pr<»mOtiv<?, promotiv, adi. fiiri 
 
 beriib, befijrbcrnb, 5&rbfriiiig6; , 33efiirbe« 
 rniig*.. . Hime. ^ Iforberu, 
 
 Promo Ve, promoov', o. a. -f- b«« 
 
 Prompt, piomi, (lat. promptus; fr. 
 prompt) adj. I. (in) gltid) bcreir obtr bn 
 fcienb, bcrcit, fertig (jUi. 2. frt)Me(I (<»rrebi 
 lanifeit :c.) , gcuDminb, balbig , oiigenbliffi 
 lid), nit^t aiif (Id) luartrn lafftnb; (iu) i'd)neU 
 (in 91nti«orren zc). 3. (to) bfreir (,ju). 4. 
 iingeljinbert, leid)t; to be very -, feljr gut 
 I'on Statrfu gcl)en. 
 
 3 Tell him 
 
 Pm prompt to lay my crown al's 
 feet. Srak, 
 
 Prompt payment, ( i^anbfl ) prcmptf, 
 baarf 35cjal)llllig. — in obedience or com- 
 pliance, fd)iietl gcf)ord)cnb, frf)neU fid) iu« 
 gciib pb. i«i(ltal)rrnD. 
 
 Prompt, s. I^anbel] bie 3al)lnng«< 
 frifl, in6 25trfanf$jicl. 
 
 At a prompt of three months, [^am 
 bfl) 3icl brci ''Woiiate. 
 
 Prompt, V. a. 1. g-ineni (j. i8. 
 cincni (£d)aiirpii'lcr) einblaien, einl)fifen, &i« 
 ncin ©riu.iS jubliijcii. 2. (S-inrni Griuna t\\u 
 geben. 3. ©ruia^ (j. 53. Sfrn, iGi'infd)e) ttt 
 regen, rfge nio(()en ; (to; ©•iiieit anrei^fii, 
 treiben, antreiben (juk 4. f Smiumii &t>un4 
 111^ (i)ebnd)tnig jururfriiten , (Jmen a\\ On, 
 wai criiineru. 
 2. And wliisp-'ring angels proiupt her 
 golden dreani». Pope. 
 
 Spiak what your heart prompts you 
 to , rprfd)t luoe euer ^erj end) fingibt. It 
 goes on, I see, as my snul prompts it, 
 i(f) I'el)', ti gcf)t nad) ipcrjenSiunnrit- 
 
 Prompter, prom tin, t. l. (Ifjefli 
 fer] bcr G-mbiaffr, &ini)titer , 3iiblrtirf 
 (Sinifffcnr). 2. ber ©ingtbcr. 3. ber '•)Kal)« 
 ncr, G-rinnerer. 4. ©mer, ber jii (rtwa* 
 antreibt, anrei.jt. 
 
 Promptitude, prom'letude, «. 
 bie Serettl)eir, ©d)nelligftit, (5)erd)H)inbigffit, 
 
 Promptitude in obedience or com- 
 pliance, bcr |'d)ne(le (yrljonam , bic |"d)nftte 
 ^aSidfaljrnng. - in paying, bic ^iiiifni4)feit 
 lilt liejaljlen. 
 
 Promptly, promt'il. adv. 1. f(()nffr, 
 gcfd)iuiiib, Ijnrtig. 2. fertig, bereit. 
 
 Promptlie.«S, promt'nes, t. I. bie 
 ®d)ne(ligfeit, ®erd)iuiiibigfeit , ^urtigfeit; 
 •JJertigfeit. 2. bie 23ereitl)eit. 
 
 Promptness to anger, bcr On(j}Orn. 
 To answer questions with great—, (^rngcil 
 niit grower gcrrigfeit, ffl;r fertig bennt* 
 luortfii. 
 
 Promptuary, prom'tshiiare, (f.) 
 
 ba6 95»rrntl;sl;aii^, -JKagajitj, Siiflfr, bic 
 iJiieberlage. 
 
 Prompture, prom'tshiire, $. f 
 bcr iJIntrieb, bie 'lliireiiung. Smak. 
 
 Promulgate, prAm»il'g4te, (lutj 
 i>. o. I. [iffcntlid), ffieriid) befannt niad)eii, 
 oerfiiiibigen. 2. pcrfiiiibigin, I'erbreitcn. 
 
 Pr«>muig'ation, pronnilgji'shiia, 
 t. bic i'ff>'i'"id)e 3Jefaiiiitiii.ui)iiiig, iBcrfiim 
 tigiiMi); iCiTbreituiig. 
 
Far*-, far, fall. (nt. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6dd. Ti\be, tub, full. i//m. Illi*. 719 
 
 Promulgator, promul'gitur 
 
 I'r4»lnlti^^er, promuljur. 
 «. ttr 2>erfiinCHiift , •iH-frtniuiiiiidjer; SBcts 
 treitir. [I* romulgHie. 
 
 ■"rOllllll^^e , proiiiulje' , V. a. f. 
 
 Proiaatioil, pronasliun . (V. lilt. 
 pro>iu>) *■ ['^iM.u-l ^l( &tiniHirr£: , S>or' 
 ivartf; , ?^il'^l•rll).^rf*t'r^l)lm<^ , fiiiiunrt* i-t>. 
 nic^ftll'nrr» iirrid)(irrc 'Siffliiiiii £>fr ijMiiiB; 
 tit Srtfle ^fr >?v1u^, i>a lit glactje fccnclBcii 
 ni«^erll'lirt* <l(•^rfht i\\. 
 
 I*ronntur, pionaiur, «. [^lnat ] 
 ttr 35 rtj^iiiii-r, aSonmirtecrcljer, uonuiutij 
 brl:hcll^f i^.uiMnufefel. 
 
 Prone, prone. Oat pronun) mHjA 
 
 1. iiirterii'iirtr , I'Priuiirtt (iciifi.ii , (jfrirtjtfi, | 
 (\tm\tt , flfbfii.u. 2. I'lif tern W<fi(t>t( rtiiii 
 6cr Qrit lUi.\ent. 3. obrdii'iiTiG, lU'l^niioM- ' 
 4 J •) - ill fli-^lii. I'lbfr SpM6 u. Rovi flit-. 
 IjfMb, (fid)) flfirtjffiil). b) i(iriuo()it(. j) (to) (\t, 
 nciijt (jii). c) t ifVir prompt,' }<tfntH, l)j^tg, 
 
 »)ffri<l. 
 
 Prone to auger. ( ftlT} Ol^c6uu^fn. 
 
 Pronely, prAne'li. adv. l.nxtbeTi 
 Katti , I'pnu.irit. 2. nbi'd^tlOlj). 3. 1 ubrr 
 i^al* II. firpf. 
 
 Proneneim, prnne'nei, «. I. brr 
 3ll1^lln^ Pt* Boru'iirtf^fUfinrffiii* ct. Wf: 
 ffnftieiiip. 2. bai 2irn<n niif ttr Q'rft nut 
 Cem C«t(td)tf. 3. ^fr 9lt>linii<j, Pif 'ilbrrt)iliTiii> 
 firit. 4. tio) ^if fMtiif i(itl)rtt , ^ctiiiiiiii , ttr 
 pnn(\ (jut. - to ipecuUiIon, btt Spefiilni 
 
 Prong', prong, (((bctt. prog, brog) 
 «. I. 8) Ci( ((iri>Hif) (Miidrl. b) Me i^rii(tA(<(l. 
 
 2. bit Sintt, ©piijf, brr 3'irf"' «"> Wntflu). 
 Prong- lioe, rrr Jtiirff, bie i^fliit, Srbs 
 
 ^iniie, &iirff mil 3'irf'"- 
 
 Proiitfed, prnngd, adj. mit 3i)iftii 
 Cb- 3orffii t'crffl)!-!!. [ne»». 
 
 Pronlty, prAnit^. + f. Pronr- 
 
 Pr4»iiOinillltl , prAnoiii'enal, adj 
 IWr.iiiiin.) fiiru'ortlicf). 
 
 Pronoun, prA'n<iun, (fr. pronom. 
 v. Int.) '• [(Mr.iinm.J bai Juriucrt, ^<r> 
 foufiiroprt. 
 
 Pronounce, prAno&nte', (tot. 
 proiiuncio) v. a. I. <\u(\'\)rt<t)en (^ortt). 
 2. I^nl.] (iiietnlrfftt. 3. fprttften, ■) (on) 
 au*rprc(()fn lein llrtl)cil jc. I'lber (Jinni). b) 
 Ijerfoflen, portr.igni, f)n(teti (fine 9{eDt). ci 
 erflaren (filr). 
 
 3. e) He pronounced the booK to be 
 m libel, ertrflArtc tat 33n(l)fur fine<S(f)mal}' 
 r(f)t'ft. He pronounced tlie act lo be n 
 fraud, er rrfliirtr tie lljnt fur cintn Setrng. 
 
 To pronounce nentence of death on... 
 bn« Itbe^urrheit *ii#fpre(()fn u6cr dhitw. 
 
 Pronounce, r. n. !. nu«iVred)fn. 
 2. fiiien -MiifiVnid) ti)un nb. fnflen; nbiprc: 
 d)ii< ; (of) iirrbtiien (pimi;, ab\'prtd)tn (ilber). 
 
 Pronounce, «. t ^ie cffentiic^e 
 SJi"tiintitnKift)iin(] . (rrfliirnnn. 
 
 Pr6nounceal»le,prAn^dn«e'abi, 
 ad:. niifjiirprt(f)cn, niisfpretftlitf), nn^gefprD! 
 (ftcn , iHTiii'tr^iflcn nifrPcn fftitiifnb. 
 
 Proiiouncer, prAu^un'iur, «. 
 O-tmr , tet &nva# iiiiffi>rid)r, I'prtriigt. 
 
 Pron<»iinciiaj;', prAiio&n'x'iig. adj. 
 bif ^liifrpriiiT)^ lohrfiiO, ilbcr (Mo *!liif: 
 fpriirf)f. 
 
 ProilU:iCl:ktiun , prontnuhla'- 
 
 PUO 
 
 thun, «. I. bie atu^fprac^e. 2. o'f$t deli- 
 very) ber Sortrng. 
 I Pronuuciative, pr&nua'ahiativ, 
 
 adj rt6rprtd)eii6, bogmatlid). 
 
 Proof, pruOr, (aiigclf. profian) ». I. 
 bit i)>rot)< (ber 25cr|iiit)) ; bit "iprufung. I. t 
 bet probefiile $iirnn\1j, bie pcobefrile ?<»= 
 Huna. Shak. 3. iDitliU. JC] (- ot »pirits> 
 bie ^robe; (biit)er) ber ®rnb ber ©rarfe 
 einei gcifligen (i)tnriiiif< ; j. 3J. Fir«t, second 
 etc. -, erilc, jiviite ob. criUr, jtoeiter Qua; 
 litnt; high -, bfile ob. btflcr ilii.ilitnr. 4. 
 (ioppgr. u. JlnMitiled).) ber 'Hbjiig, ^robc; 
 bogeu, bii6 $ri>bebi>itt (pf. proo fa, ntc^t 
 prove*). 5. (•J{e(f)tf fpr. u. £«*g.] ber 'Siiueir. 
 
 Tlie p r o o f of the sugxr , [ 3ll(f trOdtf ] 
 bie ©Dnipprpbf. Of -, (j. 2}. ami* of -.) 
 probcfeil, geprobr, pri'be l)*ltig , |lirt)i).iicig ; 
 uubiird)briiigii(t). To be of-, l. pri'brfei). 
 nIlrllrd)^rtllglllt) , id)ii6te(l j'ein. 2. |(^;>n 
 innge erprcbi, b. t). \d>en gnu} abgetrflgen 
 I'ein (P. llletberni. Sii*k. To be of- againn 
 •hot. fd)ilBfet* I'ein. To learn by -, flil* 
 Grtahning leriien. To add - uiiio.., t &'' 
 ma6 lert (iinbnr(t)bringtid)> nirtifn. To put 
 any oue'i abiliiica lo the -, ^(■■■•IK''^ '5'^ = 
 Digfeiten itut bie '^Jnibe ileden. - in writing. 
 ber v[f)ri|tliit>e ^(wei*. To bring proofs. 
 5Jri»eiie beibringen. Come to any -, jiir 
 ■TU.irfeiifiil)igfeit , jur -Bfiiiinlicftfcit fltlaiigi. 
 
 Proof-print*, «. pi. []luii|l|l(d).| bl( 
 <Probeblntti:r. --»heet, lii)po9r.) ai bet 
 <J5ri'be<, Jtorrefturboflen b> ber 4iu*l)<»nfl<i 
 bpflfii. 
 
 Proof, (onrtntt of proof) *dj. i. 
 prrbeffil, iinDiiri1)briiigii(t), |e|t, i&^ubftci. 
 rctjiieieit, (lirf)trtri; (to) UMbiir(t)bringlid) ii'iir). 
 2. probcljrtltig , probel).iicenb , tli^NHtig. 3. 
 i at bci»nl}rt. b) fidjrr. c> flniibljrtit, (to, 
 againat) «> ipiberi1el>etib (einer <Sn(t)e). /ii 
 l).irt (gegfn). 
 
 3. c) a) I have found thee 
 
 Proof againat all temptation. 
 
 Mll.TOM 
 
 Bombproof, ftnnbrnfeft. Mu»kei 
 -, piatol--, i'd)iigfe|'l. Fire — . feiiert'cfl. 
 Water- — , reajyerbid)t. To make any onr 
 -, ©inen feil (fitiigfeil) ni.id)tn - agHin«t 
 bribe*, unbert(d)Ii(t). To be -. iSt j(f) Ijalteil ; 
 (against) @riinb f)iiltrn , aiifl^iilten (grgein, 
 eiiitr Snt^e i«ibcrt1el)en. To be - against 
 any one'* petition, unerbirtlitt) I'ein. 
 
 Proofless, pruufU*, adj. unbt 
 roiffen. 
 
 Prop, prop, (^fri'pf; fjoH. u. bnn. 
 prop) r. n. 1. I ilfiyen (i)Kiiufrn to; pfiili^ 
 len (bfii IDiiiiflorf). 2. t «) flutjen , Ijiilten; 
 
 iinterjlil^eii. b) to - one's self upon 
 
 fid) rtrii>eii , fid) pfrlnfffu auf ©tiien. 3. trn-- 
 gr n , in ber 5p5l)f l)nltfti. 
 3. Till the bright mountains prop th'in- 
 cumbent sky. Pope. 
 
 To prop a ship on the stock, [Sd)iffO.J 
 ein £d)iff nbilii^fn. 
 
 Prop, t. I. bie @til(3f, Schne; ber 
 
 '5>fnl)l , SpMt; (Sdiiffb] Me 6d)orc. "i. t »> 
 
 bie ©time, b) ber ^fnler (ber Itigrnb !f.). 
 
 2. a) An afrectionate child is the prop ol 
 
 declining .<gp. 
 
 Propa^'allle, prn|i'a^al)l. ad}. I. 
 fi>Ttgfpfl'iiijr uH-rrrn fiinnfiib d'. JhiiTfii n. 
 ipjJaiijfn;. 'i. i aii6gi-br;(rft, i-iTbrniit iuit; 
 
 I'KO 
 
 ben f&nnenb (i>. (5)niiiM'ii(;rii te.). 
 
 PropaffUIKlisili, prop'agaudfzm, 
 #- ber 'il5rrpii<ii)»i^ie'"- 
 
 Propag'aiidisi, piopagand'lst, «. 
 ber *:^ropiigaMbi|1, SSevi'niriiii.iJbote, bn5 
 ■OJJirglieb ber '^ri'p.iii.uiba. 
 
 Propag-ate, i>tn|i'ag£(e, (f.) v. «. 
 
 1. ti>"pf'iiiicii u'. thiereii ii. ^fliinjen); 
 nii6f.id)rerii (eiiien ^eimlorf ). 2. i a) fort» 
 Pitiin}Cii (biir £id)r, ben lew to. b) i<er> 
 breiten , niifbrciren. o oergrt'Birn, ciii*bel)» 
 nen , criveiterii ; peri'ii ifnirigen. d) uerntel)* 
 ren. 3. eriengcii , IjoriH'rbriiigen. 
 
 Propas^ate, ■>. >i. fic^ fprtptT(in)en. 
 Wild hoikc* propagate in the forests 
 of Soiilh America. 
 
 Propas°ation, propagi'ahi'n. «. 
 l.f bie Jortpiliiiiiiiiig (bir ihicre. "ijjflnnjeiu. 
 
 2. 1 a) bie J^iu'tpflaiijiing (be* £ii1)te« !C.). 
 b) bie 9liif brciriing, 25t'rbri'iriiiig (be* (*unn» 
 geliiinid jc). o bie e-rtpriieriiiig , ?5ergr&» 
 gening; 93efi>rbcriing. d; -j- bie 25praii*be» 
 jftljinng. 
 
 2. d) Only for propagation of a dower 
 
 Reniaiuini; in the coffer of her friends, 
 
 tini tr\'i bie 'Wirgift }ii rrholteii, bit 
 
 notft bei iljrcn Jri'inbcn i>erfd)lPiT«n liegf. 
 
 Shak. 
 
 Pr(»pnira<or, prop'aginir, i. I. 
 ? ber Ji'ripil.iiiier, &iiier, ber fein (J5ifd)led)t 
 btird) 3«'giing fprtpfliiint; btr i5iimfl)rer 
 (einer Ifjicr:, -IBrtiiiHeiiii.uriiiig). 2. t a) btt 
 ■JJortpflrtnjer , 95iTbreitrr , ^iiSbreiter. b) 
 ber iBcrnirhrer , eriufiterer , ^rf ijrberer. 
 
 Propale, [Oerti.J publish; dis> 
 close. 
 
 Propel, propel', (lilt.) »- a. treibfii, 
 fprttreibeii, ppriuiirtttreiben, fprtflofien ; iitn» 
 tteiben (ein 9?'ibp ; (ihrough) treiben (biirdj); 
 (out) Ijfrniiftrribeii (nii«>. 
 
 Propend, prnpend', <(nt.) t. n. 
 f (to) fid) nei.iin , fid) l)inneigen (jii). 
 
 To propend lo any one in resolution, 
 bent pon 3""*'"^ geitpmtnenen !8efd)iiiffe 
 beiflimmen. SH*a. 
 
 Propentlency, prApen'densi, «. 
 1. bte (Sfiuigrtu'ir, •Jicigiiiig Suiieiflung, itt 
 ^iing. 2. t ^i' (FriDiiguiig. 
 
 Propense, prnpenne', (tat.) adj. 
 (to) geiieigt, eincn fy.uu] l)abenb (ju). 
 
 PrCipenseneSS, prApense'nis. «. 
 (to) bie Okiieigtijrif, ber iE>iUig, bie Difpofi* 
 tlon (JII). 
 
 Propension, prnpcnShun, f 
 
 Propensity, pn'ipen'seie, ^ 
 1. ? (to) bir niUiiriirt)r -Jii-igniig, tai ®treben 
 (nnd)..- I)in). 2. i (inriflene piopeosity) 
 (to) bie »Weigiing, ber iTpoiig (ju). 
 
 Proper, proppur, fr. propre; Int. 
 proprlus) adj. I. (mit ben p'on. poia. my, 
 our. your etc.) eigcn. 2. (9{eii)t6f])r.) eigen. 
 
 3. eigentf)umli(f) (nngebpren, jnrpninienb). 
 
 4. eigciulid) init^t ftgiirdd);; nnttiriict). 5. 
 pnfTenb, pnfjiid) , (toi nngeineiTen; gel)6rig, 
 fd)i(flid), fuglid); anflniiBig; (for) fid) 4ie> 
 menb pber gciieinenb ((J-inem). 6. riid)(ig, 
 tnnglid), gefcftirft. 7. rirt)tig. gennn , t\>i\\)r. 
 8. ninVljnlid), ivpl^lgewnrnfeii, rtii6frli(t) fd)pn, 
 Ijt'ibfd), orttg, jierlicf). 9. iVljr , gemning. 
 10. I93pt.i brfpnber. 
 
 Proper name, ber ^igfll'Mtne. - ovin- 
 <»r, ber C?n;eiitl)iiiner. A - title of a peace, 
 
720 Fatp, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. NA. move, n6r, ^ot, Oil. cloi'id. Tnbp, tnb, full, t^in, TU'in. 
 
 PRO 
 
 t ein fc^Bner JJrtebe. Shak. At your own 
 proper cost, at yonr — cost, niif 5I)Ve 
 eigene ^ojlcu. To be - to..., 1. ©iiicm 
 (iu*rrf)Iiceiid) jutoinmeu. 2. firt) 6e}iel)eii nuf... 
 To be - for ., eiiiem jii'iiieii, gcjiemen; 
 ficlj fct)icfcii, rnuflcii, pnffni, p<ijTi"ii& fein (jii, 
 ali). He is the only - person of nil others 
 for an epic poem, er i|l Die tin\\(\t ^^crfoii 
 uor atlcN 9i^^cnI, bie tiii cpifdjed ©eJiict)t 
 fd)reiDcn fiiiiit. 
 
 Properation^ proppuri'shun, (I.) 
 t. tai QiUn, bk QUe. 
 
 l*rOp«",rly, prop'purle. adv. 1. <\t' 
 Ijorig, fct)icfiid), papiirf), pafjeiie ; niiflniibig ; 
 beflimmt, rid)cig. 2. eigeiitlid) , flrcng gt< 
 nommen. Swift. 
 
 Propemess, piop'purnis, #. 1. 
 + He 5paBlirt)fcir, (£d)irfiu1)fiMt. 2. Die DJicf). 
 tigftit. 3. bit >UiirfliiiIid)fi'it, <Bd)'ont)dt, bet 
 i<t)bne, tntige SBiidjS. 
 
 Property, prop'purte. «. 1. a) bai 
 ©igeiut)uin, 23efit!rl)iiiii , 5?iib iiii6 Out; 
 (9?DrBani. ii. ^I'ltiiiJ.) ba6 Pint, Snutgut, 
 bie 5p(jiiiijiiii3 (ill Biei'er SBcCfiifiiiig (;at bai 
 SSDort amt) eiiieii pi), bj bc\6 G-igeutljiim^' 
 tedjt. 2. t a) £>ie 91iigrt)ijrigfcir ; - of blood, 
 bie D?ed)te be* Jbliitc^. b) (to) bni 'Sievd 
 jeug (jii.., cinc^ ^innefi lo. 3. bie ^igfii' 
 Ijeit, G'igciitt)i'iiiiliri)ffii, S8frd)iitfi'iii)eit, (&i-- 
 flenrd)flft, bffonberi'@'igpnrd)ntt ceiiicr Q<\d)e). 
 4. t a) bie 9S}iri'ii'iig , luirfeiibe © igeiu"cf)aft ; 
 to have no great -. iiid)t ftniDiTlicf) ob. be> 
 fonber^ nurfen. b) bie ©\ticflid)fcit, ?fiid)> 
 ttgfeit. Shak. 5. [il)eiit.] etiuo^ ^iin}lid)ti, 
 tn6 3iibel)ijr; pi. bie jiir 31iiffiil;ning ciiie« 
 ©(l)ninVielfi i5b. jiini ©pielcii eiiier 9{o(le u&» 
 tl)ifleii J)inge, ^rforberiiifTe, ilfegiiijiren. 
 
 A man of large property or small — , 
 ein I'eljr uermbgiidjcr, ein iiicf)t fel^t uermJgs 
 Ud)tx ^"iiiwux. it is the - of an old sinner 
 to etc., ei i\t eincm niteii (Siiiiber eigen, }it 
 IC. To invade a mans -, fid) Ot^'llrtllb^ 
 ©igciitt)ume benind)tigeii. 
 
 Property-man, [J^etlf.] ber ®nrbe» 
 tobiec, OiiirbirDbf: , ilfeiDcrfaiiinieruerronl* 
 ter , lili'i5erfiiiiinierniuV<l)ir. 
 
 Property, v. a. + I. init G'igeiK 
 fcbnfren I'Der eiiier (5'inenrd)nft oeri'cljcn. 2. 
 n(6 e-igcntliiini beilijeii, beliiiiibein , bel)frr> 
 fdjeii, eiii|V«rreii, irinrr Sreil^eit bernubcii, 
 lui eineu (Sflnueu 6cl)iiiibflii. 
 
 1 am too high born to be propertied, 
 uk bill iu lH'cf)geberen , inn niit niic |'d)a[[eii 
 jii laffen. Shak. 
 
 Prophaiie, f. Profane. 
 
 ProphnwiH, prtViasis. (gr. ^.) i. 
 [WJeO.I bn& iBorhcrmgcii, S8i>r()prii)iffen eincr 
 firanfheir. [^=ropl;ejeinng. 
 
 Prophecy, prSf'fcse. <gr.) *. bie 
 
 ProplieNier, proiicslur, «. bcr 
 ^rouher. 
 
 Prophesy, piot fcsl, v. a. 1. prD> 
 pl)ejeten. i. ± t I'trrntijin, niijcigcn. - i>. n. 
 
 Prophet, pi of lit, 4. I. bet "iJ5rnp()ef, 
 ©fl)er; - of sad tidings, ber UiigU'itf^proi 
 ptjtt. 2. r bcr $ropl)et. [pl)ctird). 
 
 Prophet-like, roieein 'iJ>rop()et , pros 
 
 Pr«iphet(?.*iH , piotfities, «. tic 
 ^ri'phiTiiin, iSfltiriiiii. 
 
 Pr«»plietic, prAfet'lik, ^ adj. 
 
 PropheticHi, pi^fei'iekal, 5 pci^> 
 
 PRO 
 
 pfjttifdf; (of) ©fiBrt* pri)pf)e3eienb; to be 
 prophetic of .., G'tiuiie propljejcien. 
 
 Prophetically , protet'tekaU. 
 adv. propfjetiic^, im propljctifdjen ©eii^e. 
 
 Pr«»p]ietize, prof duizu, v. n. t 
 prcpljejeieii. — P r o p li e t i z i n g. pri^pljetii'd). 
 
 Prophylactic, piofeiakiik, ( 
 
 Propiiylactical,pi6telak'iekal.5 
 (gr.) ad). I'-Mfeb.J uorbeugi'iib, iieriuatjreiib. 
 - remedy, bai a3eriunf)riiiig*mittel. 
 
 Propiiylactic, j. l-3)ieb.] bai 2Jer; 
 lunljrungsniitiel, 'iJSn^iVruntiu. 
 
 Propination, propinA'shun, (lai.) 
 «. bii* 3n*tr"iffn. 
 
 Propine, propine', v. a. t 1. }Uj 
 trinfen, frcbciijcn (to. eincm). 2. (to) aui> 
 fe^cn, ^rei^ gebeu (einer iSiid)e). (gift- 
 
 Propiue, [Derri. ] a present, 
 
 Propinquate, pr6ping'kvvite, (i.) 
 V. n. \\at)en, firt) iiiitjerii. 
 
 Propinquity, propingkw^te. t. 
 
 1. bie 9uU)e (beni Stiuitne, bet S^'t mid);. 
 
 2. bie 'Tfi^l^e bet SBcnuiinbirdjnft, nal;e 95et. 
 mnnbtfc^oft.' [adj. petfoljiiiid). 
 
 Propitiable, pr6pish'eabl, (Int.) 
 
 Propitiate, piopisheAte, r. a. 
 giiiieig ob. geneigt madjen, befnnffigen, uet. 
 f6l;ncn, geiuinuen. - r. n. bugen; (for) fiir 
 &tma5 geiiiig t()nn, ©tipn^ nu5|ijl;nen, ab-. 
 biijjen. 
 
 Propitiation , propisheA'shun, 
 ». I. bie 25cr|"Bt)iiiing, ikriViifngiriig. 2. bie 
 "ilbbiiiiuiig, (&ul)iie, ba6 t£iil)iiopftt. 
 
 Propitiator, pr^pi.-^iicd'tur, «. 1. 
 bet iB*:r|"i)l)net. 2. bcr iJilper. 
 
 Propitiator y,pi6pish 'eiturl, adj. 
 yeti"bl)neiib ; — sacrifice , bii5 ©iil)nDpter. 
 -I. [jiib. Stel. ] bet ®niibcn|lul;l, ajerjolj' 
 niinfl!."6e(fcl. 
 
 Propitious, pr^p'shus, ((at.) adj. 
 I. gi'imlig, giinbig, geneigt (o. 'OJJenfdjcn; ; 
 gmicig tu. Qiott). 2. gnnilig (p. bcr O^lj^ef » 
 jeit jc). [erl)&rcn. 
 
 To be propitious to.., @'tivn^ gnnbig 
 
 Propitiously, pripishusle, adv. 
 fli'milig, grni'igt, giuiDig. 
 
 Propitiou.sne8S , prAp'shu^nes. 
 s. I. bie (yniibe, OJfilbc, ©ute. 2. bie ginu 
 ftigc 2Ji'rd)(iffi'li^eit; the - of the season or 
 climate, bic fliiiiilige 0'i()ref jeit, bai gfinilige 
 Klinin. I'-Biobca, bie (®ie(3;) gotm- 
 
 Proplasiii, pr6'plaxm, (gr.) *. bai 
 
 Proplastice, p^<^plas'iis, «. bic 
 JJornifnnil, iliiiijl (5)u(}fDrnien iii niad)cn. 
 
 Propolis, pro'pAlis. (gr. 2i3.) t. 
 [^icnciijiid>i] bill? ipid)<, ©topf', SuiDer», 
 SBiiriund)^ , a3ieiieiil)iirj, bit 2i3ad);^6inbe. 
 
 Propone, [Dcrtl.j to Uy down, 
 to propose. 
 
 Proponent, prnpA'nent, (lat.) I. 
 bet 25orrd)iaginbe, (jiner, bcr Qtmai i'or> 
 fd)lngt, uorrnigt, 91ntr(ig|lellfr , 'iJJrppiMient. 
 
 Proportion, propor'.shun, (liU.) 
 
 I. I. bai aSerl)a(iiiif). 2. t a) bic Dtegcl. b) 
 pl. t bie 'DDtitrcl. 3. a) bai OJtiip. Shar. b; 
 bie ^roportimi, (oft pl.) bai &leict)-, (Jbfn> 
 iiirtg. 4. l*)3?iif.] ber lonoerOiilt, bai Ion= 
 ucrljaltnig. 5. f bie giirm, (S)ffl.nlt. 6. ber 
 ucrl)iilfiil(jMi(ieige <Unil)eiI, ihcil. a5erl)iiiriii6- 
 flnfl)fil, aSiTlji^ltniaifjeil. 7. [iBfiUl). ii. gtjfin.l 
 bie 'iJJriiporfii.in. 
 
 The proportion of piofii, ber ©Ciuiiin; 
 
 PRO 
 
 tf)eil, 9Intf)ei( nni (5)eiuinne. Due -, brt« ri(^« 
 tige 2Jerl)iUrnig, bie ©ijninietrie. In . to 
 (his strength etc.), tni 95er()iilfiii8 init . , 
 jn . . , nait) Sfrlialritif (feiiier iBiiirfo uer» 
 t)<iltiu6miif;ig mil, jn . . . To be in - to.., 
 ini 2SerN\iriii|} (lel)rn niif.., ju... The - 
 of the length of a room (o its hightli, bai 
 aScrl)iiitiilB bcr Siinge cinc« 3inimcr^ jii fet» 
 ner ipLil)e. In - as... im 93crf)nltnifff ali... 
 To hold - to... itn SBcrhnltnifTi' fli'l)en jn.., 
 mit... To bear a - to.., im aSirljnltnig 
 lletjen mit ... 
 
 Proportion, ». a. I. (to) inS Sen 
 Ijnltiiif! fctjen of. bringcn (mit), uerljnltni^* 
 miigig oD. niidi bem ajcrljriltiiiffe mit . . ein» 
 »id)t«n, nbiiifffcii nnrf).., cinrid)tcn nad)... 
 
 2. nod) bem (5-bfiimiiG'c, 0)(eid)moge ob. fi)iiu 
 metrifd) biibcii, proporrioiiiren. 
 
 Proportioned to... cinct <3ad)t Alt* 
 geiiifiTfii, gcmnf;. im 93crhnlrntfTe mit... 
 
 Proportionable, pr6por'shua- 
 abl. adj. i)frl)iiltiii6mrtfjig ; (to) im iBctfjaltf 
 niffe jn ... 
 
 Proportional>leneKS,pr6p6r'- 
 shuiiai)liie.». *. bit SSi'vljaltnipmajjigfeit. 
 
 Proportionably, pr6p6r'shaii> 
 able, ndv. i.'erl)iiltiiiginnBig. 
 
 Proportional,prAp^r'shunal, a/{/. 
 1. (to) im aserljaltnijie flel)cnb mit.., (einer 
 (Snd)e) proporrioiml. 2. f'TOiUl).] ^roportio* 
 mil.. (&ti>6ettK.). 3. [(Jl)eni.] proportiDncJI. 
 
 To be pr oportio n al to .., einer ©ti(()e 
 propDrtiuiiiiI fciii, im SBevl^iiItnifi |lel)en ju.., 
 niir... - numbers, Spropcrtionfjnljlcn. 
 
 Proportionalii , prop^rshunail, 
 
 3. pl. [Qieinn.] bie ^roportiLniiilgiiifjeii. 
 Proportionality,pii'<i><'<ishiinar. 
 
 *^'e, (Propor'iionatneKS^ t. ba^ )3et* 
 l)alrni6, bie Dcrt)>iunipniiifjigc ^en1)>iffciit)ett, 
 a5erl)iiitiiigm.i()i(ifcit. 
 
 M*r>»portionaIly , pr^por'shun* 
 alio, adv. iicrl;iiltiii0miit!ig, ini 23i'i'l)iiltiiiiTe, 
 proponioiinl. 
 
 Prop«»rtionate, propAr'shunat, 
 adj. (to) vcrliiilriiiBniiigig, im iBcr()alnii(fe 
 mit.., einer fciid>e (iiigemeJTen, giiniip. 
 
 To be proportionate to.., im SBet> 
 IjiiltniiTe flcljcn mit . . , ju . . . 
 
 Proportionates, proporshunAte, 
 V. a. (to) pi-tt)iilriiiuniii[3ig eiiirid)tcn, abi 
 mefTen nncb.., prcportionircn. 
 
 Proportionately, pr6pAr'shui>- 
 atlA. adv. I'crl^riltiiipmafiig. 
 
 Proportionateness , propir'- 
 shuiiaines, t. Die iUrrhmdiiMinaiiigfcic, jln< 
 genu-ffiiil)rit, Diu' SBfrljiiltiiip. 
 
 Proportioning;, prnp^r'shumng, 
 t. bai i'crl)viuiiitjmiiuige (S-inrid)tcn. 
 
 Proportiouless,propor'$huulu, 
 adj. ucrljiilniiHlt'S. 
 
 Proposal, propA'aal, *. I. (for) bet 
 •IJntriig, 5Borrd)iag (jn). 2. bie SSorjlerinng, 
 Dnrilfflnng (im P3ei|lc). 3. f ber (S-iitiunrf. 
 
 To make p r opo s nl s of marriage, $ei» 
 rntl)6iinirafle mild)cn. Proposals for sub- 
 scription to a loan or to a literary work, 
 (^inhiDnng jnr Un(erjcid)nnng niif cine 91ni 
 U'tl)e ob. niif ein liten-iriritc* 'Kerf. To offer 
 proposals for erecting a building, iSaU' 
 iiniriige miid>en. To make proposals tot 
 K tre.ity o» peace. 2Jorrd)lage )ii eiiicni ^tiu 
 Dcnsrr.ifiiUt iiiai1)cn cb. tlju'i. 
 
File, fSr, fSn, fat. M4, tnlt. Fine, fin. NA, mSre, nir, gfit, 6fl, rl66«l. Tiibe, tub, fi^ll. t^in, TUh 721 
 
 PRO 
 
 Propose f prop&ze', (\at. prop«no) 
 
 V. a. I. a) (to) (6iiiem) i<i>rrci)(ai]eti , propo: 
 
 ni«n; flntrngeii; uorlegen, porrrnaen. b) Qt- 
 
 K(i6 btanttn(\tn. o (to) (©iiiriit) tinen 2Sor: 
 
 fdjhifl iiind)eii. 1. a) (tciii ©eii^O I'Ptljiilifii. 
 
 I») (let* Sfiift'ii. firt> oorrtellfii. 
 
 2 a) in learning any thing, a* little ns 
 
 poniible tlioiild be proposed to ilir 
 
 mind at first Watt* 
 
 To iiropnte to one's self. f((f) uuriirh 
 mtn , bfiifd'KfrtiiJfU. To - alterations m 
 amendments in a law. ^tneitriingcii P^. 
 9llllel•,^fmfntf )ii einem OJfiV^e bfftMtrii(Tii. 
 
 PropoNe, e. n. I. t (with) flit iiii^ 
 ttrtialttn. firt) ullt«rrl•^ell (iJiit); ©ntiui'im 
 in.i(t)tn, tntiufrKM. Shak. 1. ( eft (ur p u r 
 posei iu>rl)iil)f II , im ©lime habtn; ). 55. • 
 — to ride to S- to morrow. — f «• tie Hn 
 tfrrePiiiiil. Shak. 
 
 Pri»poi»«*r, propAiur, «. ©inrr, ^r: 
 e-tma* i<m'(bl.i>it, ann&at , in SBpri<t)I.ui 
 briii(jt, prcpoiiirt, tec 'MiitrnflileUcr, <propi> 
 
 """ , , . . 
 
 Proposition, proponsh'ua, « I 
 
 (of. fcr •lliirrnn, 95prrrt)l.iii (ju). 1. |£o.i. 
 
 fflrnmm.) e«r ©.it). 3. ( rJKnrl). ) err *ni) 
 
 tie 4liii<inl>e. 4. iqSi'flM Her rrile l()tii niirf 
 
 Wetiicbt* , iveriii ^fr Cutter be ii «f(jeuiliiiit 
 
 teiTflbfii nu6ntlntl^er le^t. 
 
 To make propositions of peace. 
 {(rrieten.*(iiitrA.ic, 5r.i.DfiiiiHTrd)iii(i' nincftfii. 
 The - of anareiinient. |2i'ri. j Per 25^.>r^er^ll(>. 
 
 PropOHlti«>imif pin|>n^ish'unal. 
 aiij »ii eiiifiii ©iiije i)f')i'''fl' "'* *'" ^'^5 
 trtriKftrct 
 
 PrOpOUII<l, piop(^&nd'. (lot. pro- 
 
 pono) V «. I. i'prid)liiflfn, in aSiTidiMti brill, 
 flrn, I'ortrrtflen, rtnrr.iiieii. I. i>i'rlr<Kii <eiii« 
 JJr.ifle ic. ) ; i>i>rilf(Ien. 3. ( jur 'iliifniiljiiie ' 
 vpriililoafn i&mfiu. 
 
 PropOMII«l«*r, pro|>nund'iir. i. I. 
 ber "Untr.iiii^ellfr, iBi'nd)iagi-iiee. 1. t f" 
 ^ri'irfniiiKtiff. 
 
 PropreTfCt, prop.-ifekt, t. [nit. 
 9{om 1 t>ev il>roprhicfi , ©tellpertreter eiiie? 
 Vr>\tfftfii. [Jfoml ter ^ri'prniiT. 
 
 Propretor, propietSr. «. | rtit. 
 
 Propri«tHry,pr(''pii etari, (fr pro- 
 prieoiire) *. I. Prr euuiltljunifr , 5&iri'ii)ir. 
 i. \&liHn] ter (S-innirhinueiKrr cWoikI). Kr 
 eiii (ib(jerd»irPrne6 ^^rikuiti'iTiiioflfii Ijnttej. 
 
 Proprietary, adj. einem G-i.ieii= 
 tl)rtiiier <\tl)bri<i. rigi-iiiljiiiiiiid). 
 
 Tn be proprietary, rilirin 6'i>]etltl)l'|: 
 iner fltljoren (p. Sal1^frliell). 
 
 Proprietor, propplitur, « Per 
 aigtntljiimrr, 23ifii>fr. - of a bank. J>tr 
 SBaiifl)rrr. — of a cooimtrcial house. Per 
 Santtlf ()'■« . 3iil)'i6cr ciner 5?niiMiinii. -» 
 in a trading company . tie 5?niiPflfgfrei'l! 
 
 f(J)aftet. , 
 
 ProprietOr.«jilip,prAprl enirsliip, 
 
 t. tfl« e-igeiitt)iim6rc(l)f ; [!8ii(tl).l Pii» 95«' 
 
 Iflfl^redjt. (eiflriitliiimfriiiM. 
 
 Proprietress, prApii eii8», *. tie 
 
 Propriety, prApiieie. (dn.) » I 
 • ta6 G-iqeiitl)iim, fcr ri(iiiitl)rii!ilirt)e "Befiij, 
 bn« (?ifleiiti)iiiii*rnl)t. "2. t Ur ri.ientliani: 
 licfte !Sf |"rf)0|Teiil)cit , 0'igrnti)i"imlu1)fcit , tas 
 e-ioeMtl)ilmli(t)e ; pi. tie ■•WiiiiPiirrfu (riiur 
 ®prii(()e) ; tic riiifiiflji'i'inift" '^^'il!'" ""f Curt: 
 Uiiiig. Shak. 3. tie (i)eiiniii>irfit, -}ii(|)tii|rrit. 
 
 B'itl.deut»r.h. lV6rteihuch. I. 
 
 PKO 
 
 4. itt 9{n(TAnt, tie @(f)i(fli(t)reit. 
 
 In propriety of speaking. eigentli(t )ii 
 retcn. — of conduct, of beliavior, bi\6 (111: 
 ilaiitigcSrtriigeu, '^eiieljinen. —in language. 
 5ie forrefte Sipriiit)e. 
 
 Pr<»pt, pi opt, pp. lion Prop. 
 
 Propil^lfll, pri'>(;iine- . (Mf.) c. a. f 
 
 i>crttil)ffii, uui(rei:ii)iii. li>ir ijfiliiiig. 
 
 Propiig-iiMcl**, pii>|j»g '>al^>' ' t 
 
 Pr«*pU^^UMti«»ll, pibpugna'ahiin, 
 
 *. tie SJiTiVibiiini), <5>r(nric^iguiiit. Shak. 
 Propii{(ii4'r , pri'ifi'i niir. «. ter 
 
 iSrriV(l)rir, iSiTiiififiorr. 
 
 Pr<»piils»ti«*ii, piopiil^i^'shuii. (1.) 
 t. Mo <iU'iuriii'iiiig. iiurgtrciveii, ati)iil(eii. 
 
 Prupiilse, pi»i»iUe'. t>. K. -f >ii>:, 
 
 PrO|»ulHtOII, pn'ipul'%hijn, «. i\\t 
 ,yi.'rnriiinii, Ji'rtih^rii. 
 
 Pro rntu, < lat. "Si > I. pro 9{iun. 
 iirrl)..l(iii6iiiiiijig. I. ni t\e Divitciite, li)t'i: 
 iiiiiii.-riiiiiiiie. hi Pie 2>i'rti)ciiiin)] ; j. -£. A 
 ■air -. eiiie gkidje 93rrtl;ciliiiU]. 
 
 Prore, pn'ire. (I.U.) *. ? ta* 95i>rter. 
 rljfil niicr >£(t)iffi6. lUmriiiiiftii. 
 
 Pro re iitttu, (Ut. <S3.) ijr; n.i(t) 
 
 Proromratioii, pici.itSgi ain'in, d. 
 $. I. t a> tie iSiTiiiiigiritiig itir S'k ii>i(t)i 
 b) tie 3Serri()iebiiii.i. tir -.HiKKtjiiP. i. IC'-iujl. 
 Cie !5rrti)giiiig , i)>rpr>ga(iiMi (te« ')>>ki>i-- 
 ineiiiC'* ; mi iJfortntii. adjomument). 
 
 Prorogue, prori'ig , o. a. I. + a) 
 uerl.iiidrrii- b) ofri(l)irtni , rtiitViDifbeii. 1- 
 l(?ii>lliprt'ri',iiri-ii, I'lrtagcii ctii* ^partrtmrnti. 
 
 Pr«»riaptioit, pioitip shuu, cint. ) 
 J. t.i* 'Jlii#brf(l)eM, ter •flufitrnct). 
 
 Prosnic, pro^^ik, u>u. ) niO. pro - 
 fiUi'ft). iiiigrt'iiiiPeii. 
 
 Prosakist, prnti ist. $. ter $rDi'iiirer, 
 5i1)riin1rllfr iii iiiigi'tiiiiteiier ®(l)rritiirr. 
 
 Prosai, proiai. aiij. t profiind). 
 
 PrOSfrrilie, pioskn'be', ^U^t.^ V. a. 
 
 I. (i(f)ifii, J fiif i'i'>l' 'irii irfhiri'ii. 1. 1 iift)tiii 
 
 (©(ftruren jc.) , I'mufrtrii , atr<t)iiffeii, pcr^ 
 
 frrtiiiincii. 3. I'trficiiii, iiiiriTi'.iijf"- 
 
 3. To proscribe ihe use of ardent 
 
 spirits. 
 
 Proscrilter, proskri bur, «. ter 
 •J(c(l)ttr, (iiiirr. Pit .i(1)rtt. 
 
 Proscript, pi/)>.kiipf, adj. geAcbtiT 
 - #. Pit («e.i(t)ti'ii'. 
 
 Pr4»NCrip(ioil, proslirip'»hiin. s. 
 I. tie •lUMTwii.i, 'JUDirrfliiniii!) , •il<t)t. "J. t 
 fie 410(1)1111111, 'Mr; SiTiucrfiiiig, 'JliHitatTuiig, 
 33crbiiiiuiiiig- 
 
 Prosvriptive, proskilp'tlv. wfj- 
 ,i(J)rcnt, in >ilii1)tiiiig PeileliciiD, 'Jlttr..., 
 '}lr(t)riiiig$ ... 
 
 Prose, prose, (Int.) *. l [ojMinm.l 
 Pie iprofe, ipniirt, iiiigrbiiiiteiic S(l)reibiirr 
 ot. 3ffte. "i. i tie iniigiueiliiie ©rjnl)Uiiig. 
 3. [rom. fnth. ^ird)f) tie 'JJJriM'e. 
 
 Pr<»8e, t>. n. 1. ill ')>n>ra {(hreibtn. 
 1. eiiie latigiueifigi' 6Tt>ilMiiii<1 iiiii(t)i'n. 
 
 Prosecute, pros sekuie, dar. pro- 
 seqiior) ». a. I. pcrfi'liieii (iSfuPieii, eiiifii 
 ^fnii, Siuerf, feiii 0\t<i)t lo- '2. i>erriii1)fii 
 cWitteli. 3. geri(l)tli(t) pertVlgfit , tfliiitiii-ii, 
 i>erflng<'n. 4. furrffiljreii ((frmiif;; forriV^fii. 
 
 To prosecute a story in .-ill its cir- 
 cumstances, eine (S)efi1)i(t)te gniij iimil,iiifii(t) 
 
 6el;i1ll frill. These tilings are not (o be 
 prosecuted, iini tiefr Oiiiue mnB rt.^ll 
 
 PRO 
 
 mnn fi(( nid)t 6(inilf|en. To - one's recital, 
 iveiter erj,il)ifn. ((Sericijt fiiljren. 
 
 Prosecute, v. n. eiiie ^loge vox 
 
 Prosecution, prnssckii shun, «. 
 I. tie 35criVU)iiiiii u'liir^ '^jlniiiS, reined 9?e(t)td 
 ic.i. '2. tie «VTi(t)[liit)f iBriM'liiiiiig, '•lliifl'ig'. 
 ■5. fii'5i.>rifiiiiriiiii)(ciiirr>»ii(t)i); tfortfe^iiiia. 
 
 Tiieir p r » .« e cu I i o II s of coiuiiierce, 
 it)rf ^.iiifiiriiiireriirl'niiiiigni. 
 
 Prosecutor, pios -ekuiur. t. i. 
 ter 2}iTtVliicr ( eiiur 0)iiiiiiiii.j :c. ), (riiier, 
 Per leiiieii Suurf lo lorfVlgr. 2. ter 'JiiifKi. 
 giT. 3. PiT J'THuDrrr, iJiTiiVijcr. 
 
 Proselyte, pio» .seiiie, igr.) ». t. 
 ter <13rotVii)r, 9iriibefol)rte. 2. i doj Der ^JJcos 
 leii)! •iliil).iii.icr inner Jljcorie ic.). 
 
 Prostriyte, «. «. I. <to) tefeljreu 
 (Jill. 2. t i">i I'ifi'ljrcii (ill), nriuiiiiieii (fur). 
 
 Proseiytisiii, piONcieilmi, «. l. 
 tie '^efrl^niiig (^ii t'iiii-iii ©Dilenie ut. (^iau« 
 ben). 2. Per >^nMVii)tiriii , tic 35cfcl)ruiiflS. 
 riid)r, 23cfcl)riiiig6ii)iiil;, ^ro|\li)teiiinn<t)erei. 
 
 .Spirii ol proseiytisiii, Per ibe(el)< 
 riiiiiiSfifiT. 95ffil)riiiigfgei|1. 
 
 Pr«iseiylize, pioseleiize. v. a. to 
 fehrrii. - v. u. -IJnMViDrcii iiiii(1)cii. 
 
 Prf»seilliilHtioU, prAseaiminl'. 
 slniii, (i.u.i *. t Pie ^ernuiiiag, J^Drtpfiiiiit 
 iiiti.t Piir(t> Snmeti. 
 
 Proseiinealieilral, prosennea 
 lii dral, u\r.) iiiij. [.Uriiliidi'gr.J prpieiiime. 
 ttii'd). |2. Per (niigiuiiiige (Jriiiljler. 
 
 Pr«»s<*r, pill iiir. «. I. ter ^roinifer. 
 
 Pr«»s«*rpin»ca, proserp inaka, «. 
 l^rr.) Per »iiii,iiif, ta& Saiifrrnut. 
 
 Pr«>so<iini, piAs^deal, ^arf^.pro* 
 
 Pr«lsoiiiCHl, prosnd ekal.^ futi|(f). 
 
 l*r«>S<l«iittii, pri'>so'dean.^«. ter ter 
 
 Pri»S(»iiist, prosudist, J ^rpfotic 
 ^iiiiPi.if. 
 
 Prosoilj',pios«ft(li.(gr.)*.[i.JJrnmm.] 
 tie ^rofofie, oiifrii;, loiiiiie(fiiiig, Cel;r« 
 unn SSr^b.ui. 
 
 Pros(»poiepsy , prosApollpse, 
 (gr.) *. Pic ^l>rouipi>iip|Tic. oiif tie ^pfrfoii gc> 
 iiomtnriif OUitfud): , (ter.) t.ig Pei G-inrm 
 turd) l)<\6 'JIiu-rel)cii eiiier ^irfoii gegeii fie 
 begrrmtrre 25iTi;rii)Cil. 
 
 PrOS(»UOIIia<(ia , prn^siSnoini'- 
 zliea. |. 1' a ro n o III I > I a. 
 
 Prosopop4>ia, prossApA|4Sa. i 
 
 Prosopopy, |mos so-ii/ipe. ) 
 
 (gr.) *• 1-J(l;ir.j Pie i^rofopppoie, ^crfoin'ii. 
 tidjriiiig. 
 
 Prospect, prosplki, (i.u ) ». I. tie 
 ^iifid)t, tir 'iliU'iirf, ^rniprft. 2. t ter vliu 
 blicf. 3. (towards, nilfi tie >}lii6iut)t ( tii3 
 irii; tie (iJegrjit, iMd) lUi liter ii 
 Snge Per aSormfrire eiiies Sp,\n( 
 4. i a) (of) tie aiii6fid)t (niifi. bi Per iMicf. 
 c) + (to) ter i?iiibli(f (niif). d) Prr OSegcii. 
 iliiiit Per33cfrad)tiiiu). Dkiiimm. e;PerUebers 
 tli(f , Oiibegrijf. 5. (OTnl.) ter ^pn^ipert. 6. 
 ? Per Drt, I'Pii teni ninii eine aiUgebreirete 
 •)lu5nd)t geiiifgt, per l)o()e ©i^. Miltow. 
 I. Eden and nil the coast in prospect 
 lay, GrPeii iiitt tie gniije Jti'iile Ing uor 
 
 Utt6. MlLTOH. 
 
 4. a) Me ha* little prospect of succesa. 
 Tliere it a — of a good harvest. 
 Washinutoih Tlie good man enjojrs 
 the - of fuiiire felicity. WebstUU 
 
 16 
 
 $in(iii*rel)fii; tie (iJegrjit, iMd) lUi liter tiiaii 
 (iifl)t; tie 2nge Per SSormfrire eiiies ip.iiuV*;. 
 
722 Faif. f«r. fnJI, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, ^ot, 6il, cl8u<l. Tube, ti'ib, fHll. th\n, TfHs. 
 
 e) Is lie a priirfent man ai to lii» temporal 
 
 estate, who lay* designs only for a 
 
 day, witlioiif any prospect to or 
 
 provision for the remaining part ot 
 
 life? Tiii.oTsos. 
 
 Pleasures In prospect, Jll l)Offl•n^e 
 
 grellSeil. Thf re is a nohle - from the dome 
 
 of.., I'cn ^cr Jiiiv'pcl wn ... Ijnt mnn fine 
 
 prrtdjtl'PHc QlilfUcljt. To ha»e a -of 
 
 9lu^ficf)t tjnbcn nuf ... To have a fine -. 
 frt)tme 9liierirf)ff" f)<i&ci'- 'f "'"* •»* "" ~ 
 beyond the yrave, uniin tlinn fcilltlt T'lirf 
 ubtt iai 0)rnti i)iii,iii* lucrfen fnnii. To have 
 
 in -, i tut iU)<\< \}(\bttt. To stand within 
 the - of belief, nid)t fo fcril roll ilfliiu 
 PJlniibcii (lfl)i'n, ni(<)t fo tinglnublid) fciii. 
 SiiAK. The diversity of cases cininot l)e 
 bronght within tiie - of one law. bie viC; 
 tcriei 5«ne InfTfii Hrt) »•<')' "'•"'^ '"' ^''"'''^ 
 briiigcu, ntlc gndc fniiu ein einjiaei ®e|Vi) 
 nidu iiutfiifftit. 
 
 Prospect, V. n. (in Me SCeite) rc^rti ; 
 t)iMt'li(feu. - V. a. iiomiifrcI)en. 
 
 PrOKpcctioil, prospekshiin. t. 
 bnf S5oraueiVI)cn. Talev. 
 
 l*rOS|ieC<ive, prospJk'tiv, adj. I. 
 
 ill i\e %erut fdji'iiD; ^inblirfeiiB. 1. i (im 
 iHr(td)tig (in, 6ci). 3. UDrnii6re()cu6, wv. 
 tomibUdcnb, in tie gufimft blirfent; in 
 SPfjiefjiiufl niif tie 3ufunft. 4. cine mritc 
 8lii6(td)r gcain()ren6. Dwight. 
 
 Prospective glass, bai JJerngln*. To 
 
 be very - in )'el)r UorfK^tio ju 'fficrfe 
 
 jjrlirn in (eincr ©ndje). 
 
 JProspectively » proxpck'iivie, 
 adv in a^'ijii'hnnn nnf bit 3iifiinfr. 
 
 l"r08|»ec4llS, prospek'tus, (f. TO.) 
 
 ». [93iid)l).) bet ^^rofpeftiifi, ^I>iiv, 6ic Ucbn- 
 fid)t, ?lnfiiiiJ»inu;ifl. 
 
 Prosper, pio«'pur, (Int.) ». a. I. 
 fccdt'inriigen , gciinflfn inndjen. 2. bcglilrffn, 
 fcefeligcn, <ili"itflirf) nmd)cn. - v. n. 1. gctcii 
 f^rn, tortfiitntnru lu. ©od)en); QHud ni.id)cn, 
 nuffomtnfn (u. ^perfunenj. 2. gefceiljen, gut 
 flcl)en, grfitfen, gcriUi)en. 
 
 To prosper in business, gnte 0)crd)afre 
 niftd)en, nuffonnuen. Things prospered 
 with him, Wlei gli'itfte il)tn. 
 
 Prosperity, prospJr'eti, «. bai 
 (Sc6cil)cn ctcr Ki'inflc jc), btv gutc gorrgaiig ; 
 6n6 ®lurf, S33ol;(crflel)«n, Die a33oI;[|af;tt, tcr 
 SSJii^lftnnD. 
 
 Agricultural or commercial prosperity. 
 bn« ®e6eil)en , bit bliil;enbe 3'ift'i"f J>cf 
 ?lcferbau«« unb ipnnticW, 6ie nti^ Hctu 6iu= 
 Ijenften Suflnnbe bei 9I(fer6niie5 unb ipan: 
 lt\6 entfpringcnhe SBt'ljIfn^rt. National -, 
 fcie TOofjIfnljrt bei 2nn6c6. 
 
 Prosperous, pros'purus, adj I. 
 fllficflid) (itrieg, 9{ci|"e, Untcrnf^mcn K.)j 
 flitcil)lid). 2. giiiidig cSEiiiC to, »»ort(;cil(iiift. 
 3. lul'iflifl, fli'iicigt, lurhtiuDflCMfi. Siiak. 
 
 Pr<»sperously,pros'purusle. nrfe. 
 I. glilrflid). 2. itn 5Co()HViM, im GJiilrfc. 
 
 PrOSperOtUSneSS,pros'piirusnes, 
 
 t. bai ©cDdljeu , ®iuc£, Die fflSoIjlfiiljrt, bai 
 5a3i)l)ireiu. 
 
 Prospliynris , pros'fesJs. (gr. ID.) 
 *. [-WrD.J bai 3iM"'>'mi>ciiiuad)rfii , 23cr: 
 iuiid)i"cn. 
 
 Pr<»!<pici«'IICe , proviMsli'ceiiNC . 
 (Int. J «. fitr ajorfidjiMjiu 
 
 PRO 
 
 Prospiciency, prSsp'sh'elnse, «. 
 
 6ie SSorfi'ljiing, SBorildjr. 
 
 Prostate, pro»'tite. (gr.) *. [?ln(it.] 
 - gland, Dcr SSorjltl^cr, 23errager, 6ie SSors 
 flf()cr=, Snmciitriire. 
 
 PrOSteriiation, prostemA'shun, 
 (liU.) t. t I. tic 5iift>crn)crfniig, bai iJiicBer: 
 fiiden, terjiigfad. 2. ± - of spirits, tueJite; 
 fccrgefdjMgeiiljfit. Wiseman. 
 
 PrOStliesis, pros't/iews, > 
 
 PrOtliesiS, prot/iesls, 5 
 
 I. [Cljir.l die ©rfetjimg eiiicS ninngdnten 
 il)i'ile6 Mird) eincn frinillid)i;n , j. 53. ewi 
 ijiiMjcrnc* 93ein. 2. [gJriinitn.j bcr SBorfaij, 
 tic SBorfe^iing eiue* 95iid>|liit>en5 Wer einer 
 ©iibe. 
 
 Prosthetic , prostAet'ik , ad). 
 [(ihninin.J uorgi'feijt, SorjV^... (•J3nd)|lat)e, 
 i£ii&c). 
 
 Prostitute, pros'ietute, (lilt.) r. a. 
 
 1. *)>rei5 cb. fell gcbrn, fcil bictcn, jur UW' 
 
 }iid)c nnfi'iljren (ein -)Jiatd)en). 2. i a) (ttiaw 
 
 ten, eiitcl)reii, ^15rei* gtben. b) (to; fdjanbj 
 
 lid)et ^cife I)iiigct)en, niiiucntcn , Ijcrgcben 
 
 (}ii), jnni Dicuile (ter Si'ige :c.) leiljen; tnijj: 
 
 briiiid)cn, Ijernl^iuiirMgen (iu). c) (to (5-incm 
 
 >J}reii geben. 
 
 2. b) To prostitute tlie press to the 
 
 publication of bla.<iphemy. To -talents 
 
 to the propagation of infidel principles. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 To prostitute one's self, I. fid) ent: 
 cljrcn , fid) luegiutrffii- 2. (to; ftd) id)iiiit: 
 lid)£r I'ter niecerrrodjtiger Sajcife crgePcu, 
 l)ingoben pt. lit'erliifftn, froljiicn (^riniintf 
 ©Ijrgeij zc). 
 
 Prostitute, ad), (tii (JJirncic.), 
 eljiioc. - «. I. ticictU'Diriie, JfUfn"- 2. ter 
 feiie ■DJiciifd), •'))iiftl)inig. 
 
 Prostitution, prosieiii'.shun, t. 
 
 1. bai Jeilgebi'u , Jiilbirrcn ; tic gcilljeit. 
 
 2. i tie ©(f)aiitiiiig, (l"iitcl)riing. 3. bic llu; 
 juc^t, £ietcrlid)fett, ©djanbimg bti Seibce 
 Diird) an)ud)t. 
 
 2. The prostitution of talents or abi- 
 lities. 
 
 Prostitutor, prosteiutur, «. ber 
 &iitel)rer, &uiet, bet |'d)iiiiter, ^Jsrciie »ter 
 fcil gii't; ©incr, bcr ftd) jn ctiuas ®d)mit; 
 lid)ein Ijergibr, gct)rniid)en lajjt. 
 
 Prostrute, prostrat, (Int.) adj. 1. 
 niif tic Gtbc l;iiigo|lrcrff, jn 25titeii gcjlrcrft. 
 2. 1 im ©tnube liegciib (©flnue to. 3. (in 
 Cetniicl;) aicbcrgciuorfcn. 
 
 To fall prostritte before .., niebct; 
 fndcu vor ., , eincn Jii^fnll tl)iiii; e()rer6icftg 
 aii( tie l^nie ftufen uor Gincni. To lie -. 
 niif bcM Knitn licgcn. To lay — , nictcr: 
 (uerfen, iitnili'irjcn. 
 
 Prostrate, pros'trate. V. a. 1. T 
 nicbcriucrfcn , niif ten 93iiten lucrfen, I)in. 
 lucrfcn; nicbcrrd)lngcn (luie ber 3<cgen bnS 
 Horn ic). 2. i a) nicbenuerff"/ fliirjeu, jn 
 (Srnnbe rid)trn. b) gniijlid) frrd)lniTcn , ct^ 
 rcftlnjfcn ntfid)fn. 3. beim'irljig nirbenucrfen. 
 To - one's self, fi(f) niebfriucrr'cn, fid) ni:f 
 tie itnie werfcu, nicbcrfnllcn, cinen gnginll 
 ttjun. 
 
 To prostrate strength, bif Rrafte er- 
 l"d)intfrn nind)cn, eine gaii}Iid)c (STrd)ln(fiing 
 tcr iUiifrc jiir Jslge Ijnbrn, bciuirfcii, !)«= 
 tcifiiljren. 
 
 PRO 
 
 Prostration, prostri'shun , «. i 
 
 bai ^iL'tenuirien , bic ^ieberiDcrfiing (bei 
 i\6rpfr5 2C.),9iieberfd)lngeu(be5(»)crrcibe#:c.). 
 2. bai Tiietcrnndcn, "TTietcrfiiicn, ber gngs 
 fnfl. 3. 1 a) (unto) bn« 5lnbett>n, tie 'Jliifc: 
 rung (bti 3IUert[)utu« :c.). h) tie Scmi'ithig; 
 fcit. c) - of spirits, bie ?r:iPcr.TC|'d)liigeii; 
 l)cif. d) [TOct.] bie gnujiid)e ei-rd)inffunj 
 (tcr ^rnfte). 
 
 Prostyle, pro'stile. (gr.)*. [^Iriljir.] 
 tcr £riiilcn:(|-iiigaiig. 
 
 Prosy iiOg-lKin, prosillojum. t. 
 [Cog. I trr 'iproiydogiiMndiJ). 
 
 Prota«(is, pro'iasN. (gt. TO.) s. I. 
 tcr ©n^, ^JiiptJ, (5) run tin I). 2. [ nil. Dim. 
 inn] bcr (Jiiignug, crile Xt)til bti @£()nii» 
 ipifi*. f^ 
 
 Protatic,"r6taiik, adj. [nit. Drn« 
 lunl ill iJliifiiiigc bei ®d)niirpiel5 uorfonn 
 mciit, }um enlrn Tl)ciie bcjyclbcn gel)5rig. 
 
 Protect , proiekt'. (Int. protege) 
 V. a. (from, f against, grgcil, oori I'd^iiljcil, 
 l)C|'d)rii.KUi fd)irmcn, t>crd)inucn, uenunDrm; 
 in ®d)ni) iicljutrn fgcgi'M) ; &inein feiucti 
 @d)iit) nugrtfilirn Infy.n. 
 
 Protection , prtStck'slum. i. I. 
 tie 93rrd)utjuiig , ^frd)irimnig, i£d)triuiing, 
 tcr ©d)u^, i£d)irin. 2. (t,i6, wai fd)tiiir) 
 ter ©d)irin, £rt)iii3. 3. bcr ©d)ut3trici cnudj 
 f). 4. [5pnnbcl] ber ®d)M9, bit 55cjal)Iuiig, 
 'Jlnnnl^mc (ciiuT Irnrte). 
 
 To be entitled to protection from 
 arrest, @id)fri"icfluiig gcgcii 'Jlrreil nnfprcf 
 d)eu fonncn. Writ of-, [5(cc()tJi"pr.J bcf 
 edjuobrici (grgcii iJIrrcil). To find — , ©41119 
 fintcn. To take any one into — , ©ineil III 
 Sd)n0 neljmen. To meet diie -, gel)ijrigcn 
 •Bdni^ pllbcn. To sliow due - to a diatt, 
 [j^nntclj tine Irntte tjoiii^riren , bejnljleu, 
 nccct'tiren. | tnritb, rd)iii3eiib. 
 
 Protective, protlk-iiv, adj. i'd)u» 
 
 Pr<»teCtor, proicklur, *. I. tct 
 'Bc|"d)Ui)rr, in'rd)iriitiT, Sdjiii^'. <£d)irtnhcrr. 
 2. Icugl. ©ffd).) ter ^rorefror, j){eid)fi'cr« 
 lurfcr. 3. (riMU.jfiUl;. itird)cj Caidinal -, 
 tcr finrtinnlproreftor. ( bai ^rorefrnrnt. 
 
 Protectorate, pruiek'toraie. t. 
 
 Protectorship , protek'tuiship, 
 
 1. 1. bai ©d)ii$nnit, tic ©i1)uijt;crrim)iirte. 
 
 2. bic i){cid)fi'criiiercrfi1)afr. 
 Protectress, proiektrls, (Pro- 
 tect 'rix) *. bie 3}efd)ri()erinn. 
 
 Protegee, pioiejec', (fr. prote'ge') 
 «. bcr <Bd}iH}Unq. (ilTcrfcn, nii^flrcrfen. 
 
 Protend, protend', (inr.) v. a. ror« 
 
 Protended, gifrttlt (V. ©peer), tingf» 
 Icflt (D. bet CniijC). [bcDiiiing, ©trerfiiug. 
 
 Protense, prAiense', 4. f bie 'llusi 
 
 Protervity, proier vete, (int.) t. 
 t ber ■DKutljmifle, bte grc(<)I)i'it, ^ccffjeit. 
 
 Protest, protest', (Int.) v. n. 1. (to) 
 (Jincin bctl)eiiern , fcicrlicft ucrtltf)crn. 2. 
 (against) ©iiircbe pber ©iniVriicft rljnn, fi(() 
 H't^cn , prorcilircn , fnl), itcriun(;ren (gcgen, 
 luitcr). 3. t (against) fid) fntgegeufci)cn 
 u'iiier iBa(i)e). Sooth. 
 
 Prote.<<t, V. a. I. jum 3eiig«i' '■"" 
 riifi'ii. 2. -j- Dnrtl)un , bcivcifen; eincn 33c» 
 lui'if gcben oter nbicgcii I'oii ... 3. O^nntcl] 
 pnncilircii, priritliryii iniTcn (eincn TOid)^!) 
 
 Pr«»test, pro lesi, piot e.st. proie»t', 
 M. I. tcr ■J5ioii|i, tic (fiiirctc, i!Si'riunl)CUiig. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6. movp, n6r, gol, ft'il. rl6{n\. Tube. tiih. fdll. lAin. Triis. 72,1 
 
 PRO 
 
 2. [iE)nn6e(] fn (^SJedjieto $r»t£(l, bie ^ro> 
 ttllrrlirbiiiig. 
 
 Sliip's or captain'* protest, [@((f).] 
 btt *£fe>, €4>i(f^prote|t. To make -, to 
 order a -, [$<iii£icl) ciiifii ^rotert erl;t6cn, 
 pn>t((lireii. To piiblisli a -, ^rotefl eiiu 
 Ifjjen, ftit) i'enuiit)rcn. [foflfn- 
 
 Pro t est ■ cli a rges . pi. Me ^rcte|l' 
 
 PrOtestUUt, piotte&lanl. adj. pro 
 ttilniitifd). [iproteiliint. 
 
 Protestant, «. [c^riiK. Sifcrj iiet 
 
 P I o t e 1 1 a n I - 1 i k e , mit till $rote|li1llt, 
 protftlfliitn'dj. 
 
 Protestant is in, prot'tektantizm, 
 «. ^fr 'iJ5ri>ff|lniitirnuii6). 
 
 Proteatantly, pioi'teatSntU. adv. 
 prrtnLiiiturt). Mii.tok. 
 
 PrOt«NtMtion,prolteiitl'sliun,«. I. 
 fcit •Btil)iueriint). i'lfciitlidje c6. f^itrlidjt (hr: 
 fliiriii(<i, 95irrri(t)fruiig. 2. (again»i) M« ®t! 
 griirrfianiiKi , ^(rivnfjriiiui , ^rutrilaricn 
 <fli(liii); [9fid>rfiVr.) Me GiHutt, Wefleii 
 T<te . S3eriuiit)riiiij i $rotetleTt)cbuii0, tn, 
 
 To make protealatioa to .. etc.. 
 &Minn »<errid)erii , tet^eiifrn. Act of -, Me 
 ^3ri)ti(lill!Piif(iftf. By way of—, tutd) I'ft. 
 ,,iiuitrrl|l IJrrtifl.itu'n. 
 
 Protetftc'r, proiestur, t. I. ber 
 i^ctiieiirtr , ©iiier, tex tint fcierlidjf ^rfln- 
 rinii) lOii fid) gibt; (against) ^er Qictjiicr, 
 ^•iJfrtiKt)rr. 2. («5>iiii6ei) btr $rott|liren6e, 
 (Oilier, Cer riiirn lUrrtdVI prcteilirt. 
 
 ProtetiH, |iitVii'i(. (i]r. 'Si.) i. 1. 
 l«Ji)rl).] ^Jri'tfii*. 2. i ter $rt>reu# (©iiicr, 
 brr tiUb uMtcr MnVni , bnl!) iiittrr riiirin 
 • iiCiTi ■Ji.iiiiiii uiif Iv.iriifrcr crrd)ciiit ic). 
 
 Protlionotarisliip , proi/ion'- 
 n>'. anpsiiip. 1. fiitf >l»ri'tiMu>fiiriat. 
 
 Protlionotary « prot/«on'noiare, 
 d.u.' * I. bir -JjrrtiMu^tiir, £3berr(f>rcibcr, 
 Cftr.iehfiniiVtjrribfr. 1 IGugl- u. Slorbam.] 
 brr Cbrrnrtor. 
 
 Protocol, piA'tikol, (neti(at.proto- 
 (oiiiiiii) «. I. Kii. ^rntefoQ, Scriie()inuii<if! 
 ("rtirfibfii , Sir().uifliiiiii*biirt), bic SBirucl). 
 miiMflfrrfjnrt. 2. t biif 5''''*>*'l^"'i>- 
 
 Protocol, V. a. prctofcUiren , )ii 
 ^rorofrfl n.lmirn. CJSrptcfcfliil. 
 
 Protocolisi, prA'iAk^iist. «. ber 
 
 Protoiiiartyr, pr^tomariur. (gr.) 
 «. I. [Arnli. Sf'l.) btc crile 'Mfarrorer, 
 JJJrutjeuge (gtrphnii). 2. f ber eri^ "IRnr 
 tnret (®«ner, itt jiierft fur eiuc Siid)c 
 leibet). [bn« SBor*ilb. 
 
 Protoplast, pr^'tApiast, (gr.) «• 
 
 Protoplastic, pioioplasiU, a4/- 
 enl (ift'Ubet I'rer flrtiTUif. 
 
 PrOtopopf^, prn'lopApe, (gr.) «. 
 (9{ii6lrtiib) frr Ol'frprieiler , cbcrjle 'iJJi'pe. 
 
 Proto«ulpl>ate,prot6sul'fite, *. 
 [Qtjtm.] protiM(f)iuffeiriiiirc6 Salj. 
 
 Prototype , pri't«>iipe . (gr.) «. 
 lai llrbilb, OTtiiilfr, SBcrbilb, llnniincrbilb. 
 
 Prot<»xyd, pr6tok'»id, «. [6l)em.] 
 bn* =Prc>ff'rnb. 
 
 Protoxydiie, pritok'sidi'xe, v.a. 
 [Gl)ct)i.] pntojrDbirfu, im erilen ®riibe 0^.)= 
 birrii. 
 
 Protract, prAtrakt', rtftt.) r. a. i 
 1. njcifiT hiiidii^iirhrii . i'l He Pii'i(|e jif(jc:i. 
 i. t)mau6iti)\tt>tn i i'erirgrr:ii i)tiiau«fet/u. 
 
 PRO 
 
 Protract t «• t bit SSeri^geruiig, 
 
 SBfrian.icruug. 
 
 Protracter, protrakt'ur, <. l. 
 (of) Oilier, ber 6'tiun£ in bic Voiige {leht, 
 (jiiiaucie^t , t)(iiausrd)iebt, i'crji)vicrr. 2. 
 tOK.ul).] lev QBiufilf.iiKr, WraCbogeii. 
 
 Protractiiif;:, proiraki'lug, «. iai 
 'SXe^tn uiib UcberCTiigrii mtttel|l tinti 6Srab-- 
 bcijeiif. 
 
 Protraction, prolrakMmn . t. 
 li\& in bie Snnge Sift)fn; ^iiiauefcJjieben, 
 i|^iiiaii6iV9ciii bie !5criogeruiig. 
 
 Protractive, pruuaktiv, adj. I. 
 11 bie Saiige jitljcuD; l)tnoiifrd)iebciib, I'er: 
 jOiieriib, I'cri.ingeriib. 2. i>erliiugerr. 
 
 Protractor, proirakiur . «. I. 
 .TO.ui).] ber 0)r.u'-6oi)eii. 2. (CFl)ir.J eiii On. 
 ftrmiieiu, itiio(t)eiirplifrer ic. au6 beii 'IDiin: 
 beii (11 iicl)rii. 
 
 Protreptical, pr&rrep'tikal, (gr.) 
 o((/". -f ermaljiiciit) , nuijriib. 
 
 Protril«le, pi/nride', (Iflt.) r. o 
 1. (iiiio) |Vri|lrurii, (logeii (ill). 2. aHi> 
 (Ifecu. 3. oiiiilnrfeii. - ». n. porbriiigeii, 
 I'crionrt* bniigfn. 
 
 Protrusion, prilruu'<kun, «. bat 
 
 irrfli'Krii , f rr Stog. 
 
 Protrusive, prAirou'si», adj. fprc: 
 t^cpnib, lhMtll^. - moiioa, Die StrB^fivf' 
 giing. ^ ^ 
 
 Protuberance, prAtil'b«ian»e. 
 (lat. piotiii>rio> 4. 1. $ bie i^erpprriigiiiiii, 
 (5rl)6l)ung. 2. [LJiiifurrt).) ber phcftr. 'Jlii?: 
 wiid)«, bie aSeiiie, ®erd)ipul|l, ber Jortf.i^, 
 £tioten. [bird, bif ^urjelbrufe. 
 
 Protuberance above the anus ol » 
 
 Protuberant, prAtd'berant. adj. 
 I. 5 f)e^ul•'rrl^gfll^. 2. (^ot.J fiioiig. 3. gr; 
 fd^ivoQcn, aiifgctriebeii. 
 
 To be protuberant. I. hrrpprflri^eii 
 (ivie bie 'Miigeii jc). 2. (above) Ijeti'prtlrljen, 
 fid) erijcbeii (Uber). A - sore, eine 95tulr, 
 &ti(bmi\lii. 
 
 Protttberate, prAtuberite. r. w. 
 ()eri'prriigen, hcruiTilfiteii , (iiirV(1)ti'enen. 
 
 Protllberation, proiuberi'shun, 
 *. ta6 ^cn>rr|liheii, 'iliinVtiuelleii. 
 
 ProtuberOUS, prAtdberua, adj. 
 f. P r o I u b e r a n t. 
 
 Proud, prSud. ((ingrlf. prnt) adj. 
 
 1. ftrlj, biiufelljiift, lj»(hmrirl)ig; (of) (Ipij 
 
 (rtiif). 2. t a) (loli. pM<t)f''l- ■>' b»rrli(f) 
 
 «£to(j frroerfeiib). 3. fui)ii , i>ermrgeii. 4. 
 
 Iiiutia (bruMilig, fltil). 5. IGljir.j |'d;i»ani> 
 
 nud)t, fiiul, ivilb (Jleiid)). 
 
 2. a) Storms of stones from the proud 
 
 temple's height. Drvocb. b) A — day 
 
 for Rome. 
 
 To be proud of.., ft»Ij fein flllf ... 
 
 Proudish, proud Ssh , adj. till rot' 
 nig iloij. 
 
 Proudly, prnud'lt, ado. |Id(|. 
 
 Provable, proovabl, adi. ttmtii' 
 11(f), bciDCltlK^. — ado. Provably, be. 
 iveirli(f). [vender. 
 
 Provandy prA'vand, -J- f. Pro 
 Prove, proov, (oiigrlf. profian; lilt, 
 probo) V. a. I. prui'en, prubeii , PfniKheii, 
 rrprobcii , probircn. 2. bemcueii, eriiuMicn, 
 barrljiin. 3. irfaljren ( aiif iT'O' " » erieibeii). 
 4. r pnlirn ( iViii (Mciuifieii lo. 5. ['Wnrlj.J 
 bie $rpbf iiiflctfn urn ... 6. [ 3{r1)t^rpr.j 
 
 » PRO 
 
 IiintirriKfteii, bie 9le(firfieit , fflilftigfeit einet 
 Sn(l)e iiiircrrii(1)eii; er&ffiieii leiii i.r(T.imeiir). 
 Tlie operation of siibstraction is proved 
 to be correct . e# ill em '^rn'fi^ I'on bet 
 9{i(t)tigfeit ber Subrraftioii, ti iH tin 5Je« 
 iuei« , bng bie ©iibmiftipii ri(t)rig iff, bie 
 ©iibtr.ifiiPii fltllt \ict} M6 riiftng l)craii«, ijl 
 erroierciier -WiiBen riittiij. Do not - me »o, 
 tti>id)e iiii(f> iii.iit b.iiu mil bir jum '>n??r» 
 ber). Shak. 
 
 Prove, p. M. 1. prpben, t)orfll(^rlI, 
 erprobiMi, beii gjcrfiid) mndjrn. 2. fi(f> jeu 
 gen, erfiiuben nurben. 3. (bnril) (?rf.i^riina, 
 'ISrobei erfiinbcn ipcrben, fif^ niifipeiiVii, fi"^ 
 I)erau«(leflen Mi ... 4. nii^icMngen , flii«» 
 fallen, fommen. 5. a) fciii. b) lotrbeii. 6. 
 beiurifeit, bnrtfiiin. 7. f gelingeii. Bacow. 
 
 3. A plant or medicine proves salutary. 
 
 5. a) When the inflnmin.itinn ends In a 
 gangrene, the case proves mortal. 
 
 AaBUTHROT. 
 
 To prove trpe, fi(b beivnhrrn, (t't b'» 
 (t.ifigen. To - f>ilse , firf) iii,1)t t«rui.ihrfti 
 ob. bfftntigen. It will -otherwise. e« tvirb ,\ni 
 ber* fpiiinien Pb. fliiffiiHin. D d 1 not tell 
 you it would - so . f.i.ire i(f) ^Ijiien iiittjr, 
 t6 miirbt fo fptlinieil? If the weather -• 
 wet. roeiin e« regiii(f)t SDettrr ill. The repmt 
 -s lo be true, or -s to be false, bie 9{il(t< 
 rid)t flrfit fid) (<i* ivnljr pb. (au'(b (jerniis, 
 iuei#t nd) ali iviilir pber fnifdj nii*. 
 
 Provetiitor. prAved'd<tur.^<ir.) «. 
 
 Provedore, pro.vedore', j 1. bet 
 15rPuiflnt:£ie|Vr.int. C'lct'ernnt. 2. Provedi- 
 tor, [OJeid). V. SBenebig u. Jfiil.l bet ^rof 
 uebitpr (ObrrniifiVlirr in 'UolijeiuKteii). 
 
 Proven, proo vu. (frtjptf.) proved 
 
 Provence-oil, provv«nse'-&il, 
 ». l.">>.iiibel] biie I'ropriijerM. 
 
 Provencial, prnwcnahal. adj. 
 prouenjoiird). Tiie - bards, bie $roveii)al(ii, 
 IroiibnbPiirS. 
 
 Provender, prov'vendur. (fir. pro- 
 vende) #. I. bn« flftrPifnctf SBiehfiitter, i^ril 
 iiiib iTDrn Pb. pilfer. 2. ber ■0)?i!iiB»orrrtfH. 
 
 Proo. He is pro ve n der- prick'd, it)n 
 t1i(^^ ber $iifrr. 
 
 Prover, pr«*iov'*ir, «. (finer, ber, 
 ^n#. \\>a6 (Jtiuii* beruei^t, @iner, ber Cttoii* 
 veri'iidit , erprobt, biir<<> Seiveift ober Sft'sl* 
 niiTf bnrrfjiit. 
 
 Proverb, prov'verb, (Iflt.) I. 1. 
 fai iSpri(f)iwort. 2. 11 pi. bie ©pnldje, 
 £pri(t)n)ijrter Snlpmonfi. 
 
 Proverb, o. n. (Spri(ftm5rter upr» 
 bringcn. - v. a. I. ipri(f)iuijrtli(^) rebcn. 2, 
 t i'pri(tiuprr«iveii"e gcbrniirijen , in tlnem 
 ®pri(l)n)prte criunl)nen. 3. f mi* eineni 
 •£pri(f)mi'rte perfeljen. 
 
 I am not proverbed for a fool , t ic^ 
 bieiie nicftt nl? 'TTnrr jiim (Spri(t)U'prt. Sh*k. 
 
 PrOVerilial, prAverbeal, adj. I. 
 
 rpri(^mprtli(f) (in ciuein ©pridjii'nrte begrtf* 
 frn; fpri(f)n)Prrflliiili(f)). 2 in eiiuni Spri(l)» 
 ll'prre eriUiShnt. — adv. Prover'bially, 
 rprid)ii)&rili(^, fpri(^iiu'rr4meii'e , int Spri(t)» 
 ipprte. 
 
 Pcoverbiatist, piAvlr'btal'st, «. 
 (5"infr, ber i"prid)ii>i'riii(t) rebet. 
 
 Proverbiulize , piAvlr'i.4alixe, 
 I', o. in ci.i Spridinjorr iinnuiinbiln , i^btt 
 iVri(i)ivprtli(l) flebraii(t)in. Good 
 
 46- 
 
724 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mk, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, nir, got, 6il, cloud. Ti^be, tub, full, t/nn, THiii. 
 
 PRO 
 
 Provide, provide', ant.) »■ a. I. t 
 »Otbi'ri"el)Cii. B. Johsoii. 2. a) (against, for) 
 «i (}um aSoroii*) .iiird)nfffn, bfteit IjiMteii 
 (fun , (Hd) mit Q-nvni i)i'rfef)«ii (Qtntix). (i) 
 1 mnffiieii , lunppiieii, paiijern (flfflen). b) 
 niiSerrelien ( bfrinmiieii). 3. i aurTpiireii. 4. 
 (Willi. « of) iift'"el)i'ii, uerfnrjjrii (iiiir); awi-. 
 riiflfii (iiiitj; 6infm(Jnuodgcben. .5.[y{fd)i5i 
 fpr.] a) oorbrfjaltcn , (luirbetiiiflen. 1j ) a) 
 i'orl)criet}f n , iimi SBrnui feftK^irn , flipu: 
 Itreii. (5) I'erorDiifn. 
 2. a) We provide neceiiaries against a 
 time of need. We - warm clothing 
 for winter. 
 To provide one's self, fid) uiir|ef)en, 
 ft<^ i<frival}reii. All is well prov ided. ti 
 ill fur Sides geiorrtt. To - for . . , Qxntn 
 rouuiit uerfDrrtCU. 1 am provided for it, 
 i(t> biu trntnuf gctagt. She is provided 
 for, fiir fte ifl geforgt, fie ill uerforflt, fif l)nt 
 6n* 3l,iri<ie. To - against, tiufr ©iK^e vox 
 bu\<\i\\ , fie )U perljUteu fii(!)cu. Fraudulent 
 practices were provided against by laws. 
 betniflfrifrfjen JtuitflgrijfeM beiigte luan burrf) 
 OJife^e wx , ®e|"e$e mugten &etrufleri|'ct)e 
 ^uniliiriffe iHTljenVfjen. 
 
 Provide, v. n. 1. (against) ftd) i'Pr« 
 fel)en, fiil) i'i'nunl)ren, fid) frtii^eii ((jcgen>. 
 2. luirforgeu ; (for) a) forfleii fiir . . . b) 
 ©tiU(l« niir(f)ilffen. c) to - for one's self, 
 fid) iHTiVrgeii. 
 
 Provided, provi'ded, pp. -, (nter 
 flen)M)n(irt)) - th&t . . , untcr Der SJcCiugutig, 
 init teni Sjeti'ij. bng .., boferii, ivoferii, 
 wttin uur, niir <ia%, tpd), nber. 
 
 Provided ynu put up with it. nur 
 niuflcii ©ie ^nnllI fiirlifb nrfjiiifii. 
 
 Providence, prov'vedense, (Int.) 
 «. 1. + (for) Me aJun'eljiiiig , SSDrberfitiiiig, 
 6n« ©icf); SBiirft'lien. 2. [Ifjei^I.J tie (gott^ 
 lid)e) 23orrel)iing. 3. Mc 25orfid)t , SSi'n'iirge; 
 (iiu6 ill eiigt-rtr -JJitcntiiug) 6ie ©pnrininfcit. 
 1. Providence ft/r war is llie best pre- 
 vention of it. |Td) juui itrii'ge I'nrberei: 
 ten i>&. ruileii, fid) gigen ^elI .<trlog I'ori 
 fehen, i(l ^ie bcfle 'llrt, ilju jii PiTljilten. 
 Bacon. 
 Provident, prov'vedcnt , tcAj. I. 
 porfid)tig. 2. iVrgMiii; (jnuSIjiiltig , l)niif; 
 [jnlrcrifd). [Bufunft. 
 
 Provident of future, fiirgfrtui liir 6ir 
 Providenti»i, prnvedeu'xiial, itAj. 
 WW Der (giirtli(()fii ) S8onV()uiig ()errril;rrii6 
 of. beiuirfi, priHwCcnjicd. 
 
 How much nil! we indebted to God's un- 
 ceasing provide II tial care, ivie pieleu 
 Diiuf ^cu^ luir (i}pttc« ileter SJilri'iM-ge i"rt)ii|: 
 tig. A -escape from danger, eiiif ^rreituiig 
 flu# eer 05f fiiljr Mird) i\t (nijrtlid)ci SJoriVfjimg, 
 tie ninti uur ^l•r aSoriVljuiig ^u I'crSiUifen ()iii. 
 ProvidenfiHiiy, proveiieir.sliaie. 
 adv. turd) >ie gotiiid)f SSiTiVljuiig , proi'i; 
 benjiefl. 
 
 Providently, piov'vedemle. uAv. 
 Borftdjrig . niit pt. <^\\{, SSonld)!. 
 
 Pr4»videntneMJt, pinv-vedculnes, 
 «. tie 25yrfid)tinfeif, ©orgriimfcit. 
 
 Pr<»vider, provi dur, #. i. ux 93e< 
 forger. 2. Der ©d)iiffiier; Eirfcrniit. 
 
 Province, piovvjnse, cint.) t. i. 
 [9tc>ni] Me ^)>roi'iiii. 2. Me ^ropiuj, Snuts 
 f<t«ft, 5er ftMu, !8e}irf, Xini 0»rbi«t. 3. 
 
 PRO 
 
 [©ngl.] l)n« ®ebiet, ter ®erid)tif'ejirf cine« 
 
 (5T}bird)ofS (tie Sejirfe (Siinterbiiri) iiuD 
 
 g)or(). 4. i a) tiie '.Umr, ffierd)aft, 5<iri)- 
 
 ter SBenif, tie ^^\*t\. b) t.iS ®etiiet. 
 
 4. a) It is tlie province of the judge 
 
 to decide causes between individuals. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 That is not within my province, 
 
 ta« foiniiit tiiir iiid)f ju, gel)t luiil) i)iid)t» 
 
 rtu, i|t iiid)t uieiueS 'iluuo. It is the - of ... 
 
 ti ju'iiif pter ge^iriut eiuem tCljriileii lO. 
 
 Province-rose, [ibct.j tic 'i^rpuinji 
 rofe, fiemeiiie (i)iirfeiirofc. 
 
 Provincial, prnvin'shal. adj. I. 
 a) \\\ riiiir i^jrciuiij gi'tjorig, iu einrr $rDi 
 piiii ciiil)tMmird), 11116 ciiicr ^IJrouini gebiirtig, 
 liiiiDrd)iifriid), pn'piiiiirfl , ■^riu'iiijuil. .. b) 
 [(5-iigl.] ill tciii (J5eri(^rStJejirfe ciiied ©r,i' 
 l)ird)i'f6 gi'lii-ng, 'iprnoiiiiial ... 3. t rol), iiii' 
 getiltft ; I'liiio . . . r))?ii'ite so. 4. in teripros 
 uiiij geligfii, ppii tem ipnuprl.iiite nl'ljangig. 
 
 Provincial dialed, tie ^JSrPuiUiiillfpril; 
 
 d)e. - acceiii. tie liiiitrd)>iiriid)e 'iliie'rpriid)L'. 
 
 Proviucini, s. I. (rmer M\i ter 
 ■iJJrouiiij; p/. Seme niii ter ^ropiiij. 2. [roiii. 
 fail). ivird)e] tiT -^jriu'iniiiil. 
 
 Provincialism, pioviu'shaliicui, 
 i. tir *iJ5nuMiiii.iiiiMn. 
 
 Provinciality, proviiishealete, a. 
 tie lrtntrd)ntrlid)e ©pr(id)i'igiMil)eir. 
 
 Provinciate, prtSvin'sheiite, V. a. 
 t jii eiiier ^^nnniii niiid)eii. 
 
 Proline, provtue', (fr. provigneri 
 II. n. [-iijiiiil). J liiteii SiPfig . eiiie Jfel'c, 
 i){rteii iViifeii. fiidjlVii. 
 
 Provision, provizh'un, (laf.) s. I. 
 tie SBoniirgf, Syorftd)f- 2. n.) tie SBerfeljr, 
 93iTfeI)niMg, '2lii|liilt. bi tie SBcrfuguiig, !Bir- 
 Drtiiiiug. 3. (of) ter 25orrotl) (aiu. 4. lin 
 cngerer 55rteiitiiirg ) a; ( ipiiutel J ter SJor^ 
 riitl), •JUaiirriiporriUl). bi tie lli-beriuiid)uiig, 
 'iliirdj.iffiiiiii I'ou -JCrnii'fTfii. c) fie 05egoii: 
 ti'cfiiiig, i)Ciiiu-ffc. di ;>/. tir ^prpi'iiitit, -Wiiiit: 
 uprnul), 3''brtcf.iri , tie 'JKimPiiprriUlje, £i": 
 tenSbetiirfiiiffi'. Sebfiisiiiiftfi, 25ifriiiiiieii. n 
 [ipiiiitel] tie *;^ri'i'ifiuii, iii'iiiiihiiiigfgilnil^r. 
 4. CiJJiiptln).! Papal -, tie lU'riiiiirige 25i'iliil: 
 lung 111 eiiuMii 2}i5rf)iinie, 5^rrfi;iiiig riutT 
 'iJ5rriiiite i>oii ©eireii te6 r['tuifd)eii >pi>ies. 
 
 To make provisions. 1. SBi^rfeljriiiigeii 
 rnffeii. 2. (for) [ipiiutrl] Derfiiiig I'euteu, 
 iJjiinVlitllltgeii iiiiid)eii. To mike a - for 
 any one, (5-iiii'U pcrrorgi'ii, fiir 3''"'l"t'^ 53<' 
 tl'irfuiffe rorgeu- To make - lo 'Jlllllill' 
 
 feu, ajprfeliriiiigeii rrrffi-u , }ii jc. To make 
 
 — for war, tor erecting a building, for a 
 voyage etc.. Sliiili-iiifu jiMii .Uriege :c , iirirg5>, 
 25iiii-, Sfeifeaniliilreii iriffcu. Before ever a 
 
 - was thought of for .. etc., el)e ninn nur 
 tnrnil tild)te, ju JC. Till further - (is made), 
 tif iiiif lui'inrr 915iTPrtiiiiiig. Contr.nct for -, 
 trr l'ieferiiiigi3fpiur<ift, SinVriiitgs-nrrfmg. 
 
 Pro V ision - boat , tic ')Jiiirfetriitrr. 
 tiirfe. --me re ha III. ti'rSBifruiiIifiihiinMer- 
 
 Provision, i>. «. niir SBi'rriirh.-Wiiut: 
 I'orrrttl) i>cn>l)i'ii. [lu'riiiiiftg, eiiiilmriltg. 
 
 Provisional, pri'tvi^hiinal. uAj. 
 
 Provi.<«ionally , pri'ivizh tinale. 
 nrfi). 1. iiorlniifig , eiiiiliui'ileii , bi^ niif 2S}ei; 
 terr«. 2. [jp,iiiti'i| niif 9fid)iiiing. 
 
 Provisionary, pr('iv!zlt unar^.n>i/. 
 i>crM)reiib, 2Sorril)riiugi> . . . 
 
 PRO 
 
 Proviso, provi'/o. (mt. <H5.) «. ter 
 95orbfl)alf, tie itlnurelj SSetiuguiig. 
 
 Witii a proviso, with the — , unter 
 25orbff)nlt, uiitcr ter 93rtingiiiig. 
 
 Provisor, provi zur. J. 1. ter®d)iiff. 
 ner,$jleger,25eripairer(eine*SU'ller5).CowEL. 
 2. [^apfift).] ter piMu ^iipile Dorioufig be« 
 (InHtc •JTnitfplgiT (fine* Sird)Oi* so. 
 
 Provisory, priivisure, aiij. I. purs 
 liiiifig, pri'itiiVrirc^. 2. betingt, betiiigunfl«« 
 weife, Di'rbeljnitlid). 
 
 Provocation, provoki'nhun, 
 (t P r o V o k e • m e n t) (lilt.) J. 1. T tie llUU* 
 fpvterung, ipernii^fBrteniiig. 2. f a) >Jl(le«, 
 mflS reijt, tie S)?ei.jiiiig, 9liireijung; (to) ter 
 iUntrieb (ju). b) ter ©inueiireij, Mc £«|1, 
 aSoflutl. Shak. 3. t [9?ed)t*rpr.J tie Slppel. 
 liitioii, Seriifiing, ^prppufntioii. Avliffe. 
 
 Provocative, provokallv, adj. 
 reijeiit, nureijeiit, nntretbent. - i. (of) tn« 
 9{ei}!, 5fi'ijiiiigpmittcl (jin. 
 
 Provocativeness, prnvo'kat'v- 
 nes, * tie rcijciite, niireijrnte firnft otct 
 (5-igeiird)nft. [tie 9(u«!, iprrnusferteruMg. 
 
 PrOVOCatOry, provokatiiri, *. + 
 
 Provoke, provoke', (Int.) ». a. 1. 
 + o.\\i:, (jcrniiSiorteru. 2. f a) reiieii, nn» 
 reijeu, erregen , entflnninitn (tie SICurf) zo. 
 
 b) erregen, luTiinliifycii, periirriuljni , ^crpor> 
 briiigeii, Ijerrorriifen. c) befijrtern. d) [-TOcb.] 
 reijeii (teu'2lpperit ic). o erjilriieii ; (against) 
 nufbriiigen, crbittern (gegeii). f> (to) ben)r» 
 gen, perniilnfien, nntreibeii. 
 
 To provoke any one to anger, to o6. 
 unto wrath, || (Jinen erjflrnctl. To — per- 
 spiration, ((finen) in ©d)mi'i§ britigeti. 
 
 Provoke, «». n. l. -j- \\^ (niif (?tipn«) 
 beriifVu, nppi'flirrti. 2. >}lergfrnlB iHriir|o(<>en. 
 
 Provoker, prov<) kur. «. I. ; ter 
 *!lii6:, perniifforterer. 2. i a) (of) (S-iiirr, 
 ter rtufbriiigt pter irgeiit eiiie 2eiteiifd)nft 
 erregt, jii Q-tivnS reijr. b) ter Olnflifter (eiiiefi 
 jlritgeS lo ; 9lnl)e5er, Qlntreiber; >3Jiifiuirgler. 
 
 c) to* SfeiiUtiltel (ju); to be a great - of.., 
 feljr reiifu (\\v>. 
 
 Provoking',pr(')vo'king,a(i/. 9Ierger 
 errrgciit, erbirrernt, iirgcrlic^. 
 
 PrOVOklng-ly, piovo'k'ngle. aAv. 
 nuf eiiic erbimriite, "Merger et. %lergeriii0 
 erregi-nte ■jllrt, nrgei-iid). 
 
 Provoses, lOertl.] provosts. 
 
 Provost, piov'vusf, pro'vust. (nit! 
 gelf. protost, protast; fr. pre'vot ) a. I. Jj 
 ter iBprtlil)er , QSprgefe^te; (ii. in engerer 
 ^cteutiingi n) ter ©rnttf(^ult^ei0, Cii>er; 
 biirgeriuciiler, jObfridji^^ppe. b) ter 'J^efrpt 
 (eiiier ©d)iile). c) (el)iii. in 'jjrnnfreid) i «) 
 tcr©rnttrid)ter. /i) The grand - ol France, 
 or of the household, ter Oberf)Pfrid>ter, 
 CberliPfiiinrrd)n(l ppii ^ifrt'ifff'^)- y The - 
 of merchants, ter 23pn1et)er ber ilniifmnnii* 
 f'tnft. d) The - of the mint, ter ■OJIumj! 
 iuei|1cr. e) - of the king's stables, [(Jltgl.) 
 ter Dberilntltueitler. f) ter 'iJJropfl. 2. rcr 
 fpiiiglid)e ipcerridjter, '5eltrid)ter. 3. provo', 
 lOlfilit.J ber ^rpfpfj, "Jfegitueiir^prPfOB, 9?n(<)> 
 rid)fer bei eiiient 5peerc. 
 
 Pr ov ost- mars hal (of ao army, in 
 the navy), ter WiMierillprofpg. 
 
 PrOVOStal, prov'vustal, adj )U 
 
 einetti 25prgefe(jten, C>beri'(t)i!>ppen, ^rppile tc, 
 fle»)i)ria. 
 
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 FKO 
 
 PrOVOfltsltip , prnv'viittship. 
 (Pro V -o* try) s. I. iiti 9Sorilfl)erattir, 91mt 
 06. til! ©tede eiiic^ SBurililjere, aSprfinftueii, 
 iPri'Pile^ :c. 2. Me iSteUe eiiue '^rofOBt^n. 
 
 Pro^iv, prou, pro. (tr- proue; Irtt. 
 prora) *. I. [-OTor.j a) tai S8or^frtl)eil (KB 
 6d)iff<), SSorrcftiff. b) ter Srfjiialjel, SdjiffC'.- 
 f4)niibel. "2. lDili«6.J cine ^2lrr (£(f)iffe. 
 
 Provi', <(t. preux) adj. f tiipi'er, tiintin! 
 Ijiift, bil^rrjt. 
 
 ProweKg, proue*. pii'ix. t. 1. \>te 
 Inpfrrffit. 1. tie jpi'IteiirhiU. flroec lljnt. 
 
 Pro^vl, pr.'iul. pri'ilf. (prfdeil; stroll, 
 iroll) p. o. I. Mirrf) \)>rellerei rnuerben, tf: 
 prrfffii, mnuieii, (lel)(eii. 2. t>iirrt))lrcifeii ("ne 
 
 ©ifiriir !£.). 
 
 Pro^vlf 0. "• ^erumilrei(()en, niif ben 
 Sfuiib iiu6(jil)iit, pl^lll^erIl, raubcii. (tetcr. 
 
 A prowling iVIlow. Jet )<iHil6rr, ^lllll: 
 
 Pro^vl , #• I. bat .^iTiimilrcirtjeii, 
 9Iii«.acl)i'ii nuf 9{iui6. 2. i (Jriu.i* |ii iifl)tiiiii 
 u. jii i'frrd)lnujen, (Jrm*6 |ti mntireii. 
 
 Pro^vler, pioulur, s. O'iiier, ber 
 nuf 9{iiii* oi;6!ic()t, brr 9{nii(>fr, 5}iiM)fIfpper. 
 
 Proximate, proknemSt. (Prox'- 
 imal, Prox'iuie) (P. lilt, proxiniui) nrfj 
 (ber, tie, bn^) n.irtjile. iimnittelbnre. 
 
 PrOxilllAtely, proktemalle, adv. 
 |iinnd)|l, iinmtttilbnr. 
 
 Pruxiiiiityt prokkim'eli, t. bte 
 gjiilje, %id)f».irrctiirt. 
 
 Proximity of blood, bie 9?a^( bet SBefi 
 lurtubtrdjiift, "Bliirffreiiubi'c^iift. 
 
 Proxy « proks^, ( jui'nmmenge). poii 
 procuracy) ». I. bit 95crwoltmifl, ®ercf)flft^> 
 beforaiiiig. 1 bie ©tetlpertretting. 3. bie 
 SSottmnrtjt. 4. ber fteiVbrtft^trnger, ereflrer. 
 ttetcr, •>)K.inbntnr, 9Im«nlt. 5. o bie 2i3ol)l, 
 iet 2i5nl)ltrtfl. 
 
 By proxy, burd> Stenpertretiinfl ; burd) 
 Bo(lmild)t. To make (another lord of par- 
 liaiiienl) one» proxy, eilieiu (lllbetll ^ilir 
 TeiiK (atinime ilbertroflen. 
 
 Proxywllip, proks'e«liip , «. tXii 
 9Itut, bie *2Jfienti(!j>ift eiiie* 6)er(l>n|t6trnfler«, 
 TOniibntare, 9liimnlt«. 
 
 Pru, proo. aibfiirjg. v. Prudenfia, «. 
 [<B3ei6ern.] <J>ruteiitirt. leifcbe* Ceber. 
 
 PrUCe, proos (p. Prunia) «. + prcil: 
 
 Prurte, proud, (fr. W.) *■ bie ©probe. 
 
 Prudence f pio.Vdeii«e, (int. pru- 
 dentia) ». I. bie filiigheit; aSorfi^tiote''- 2- 
 [^fibern.] ^JJriibeiitin. 
 
 Prudent, piuu'dent, adj. I. flllj), 
 flefdjeit. 2. fliig i I'oii ber filiiglieit ein.Kflc- 
 belli. 3. 1'orfiAtig. 4. frii(i.fp.irrani,l}nii6li(tt 
 
 Prudeutialfpiuudeii'kiiai. adj. dcii 
 9?e(ierit ber Itrtigljmt gemne, nuf £lugl)eit 
 gegrijiibct, perilniibig. ' 
 
 A prudential toinniittee, [9torbnm.] 
 eiii mit ber I'eiriing ber iintfrgrprciifteii, fei: 
 nem ®iitbffiii?fn gnii} riberl.iffnifii (i)erd)nftf 
 einer (i)efefli'(l)infr bi-mifrranrer ^lii«rd)iie. 
 
 Prudent i«lity,pro«'iden»liealele. 
 (Pruden'tialne««i *. f I. ttK 3iM^rtub. 
 bn (JtiunS ben 'Jfrgi-ln ber Jlliigljeit geumg 
 id, bie fdige ?trt. 2. 606 55>rfnl)ren imt^ Pen 
 Dfegcin ber Klii.ihrit. 
 
 Prudential I )',pr(iuden'sliali.<i(/c. 
 firiglirf), ben SRcorln nr .Ulii.iijcit gcmng. 
 
 Priidentialx, piuuHen'tiialz. t.pt. 
 I. bit £(ugf)eit£leijre.i , Jliiigl)eit6rcgelii. 2. 
 
 PKY 
 
 [9Torbntn.] bit iiiitcrgcorbneten, bem «)iit: 
 bfinfen eined ^iluffd^iiffe^ {iir Scitung iiber: 
 IniTenen ©ti't^afte einer Werefirrfjiift. 
 
 Prudently, pruudentle, adc. I. 
 fliig, fifiijlid). 2. uiirfKftrig. 3. fliig, rpnrfiun. 
 
 Prudery, proOdere. (fr. pruderie) 
 «. tie i&profiijfi'ir, baS Sprbbetljiin. 
 
 Prudisii, piOud'isii. adj. rd)eiiirpri>be.. 
 
 Prune, prOOn, (U. fr. provignerj v. a. 
 
 1. [:£aiini).J linden, beft^iieibeii , nii«r(t)nei: 
 ben ('^liiimc :c.), nii^pii^eii, nii£bred)cn (ben 
 ?33ciMilocf). 2. piiijen , uiubern, pon enun« 
 lleberfttiiMgem, lliip>i|Tenbeiu reiuigeii. To - 
 one's »elt. fid) fd)ii!egein. 
 
 Prune, e. n. \ fid) pu(jen, fid) fd)iiie> 
 gclM, (np) fid) niifcunnern. Drvuen. 
 
 Prune, (fr. prune, p. Int. prunnm) 
 • . bie ')>j)nuiiie, 3>oet|'(t>t; getrocfnete, btirre, 
 fiebprrte ^;p(lniinie. 
 
 Stewed pru nei, gefd)niorte '^jlnumen. 
 French -, bie Kntljnrinenpjinume. --tree, 
 ber -13flnumcn', ^jtauiii.-, 3>P((f4gtii', 3u>(t< 
 fd)en6niim. 
 
 Prunel, pruo'nol. dnt. prunella) «. 
 [©or.j bie ^(i))runelle, SSrniinipurj. 
 
 Prunelio, pruuuii'lo. «. 1. lOnbtlr.J 
 ber ^riniell. 2. libpt. ] a) bte $(39;riitieae. 
 b) bie £d)lef)e. 
 
 Salt-prunellae, bn£ ^ruiirQeiifnl). 
 
 Prnner, prOunur, «. Q-uier, ber 
 ^tiunir >c. befd)ti''bet, fluijt, nu«vu9t, <?iner, 
 ber i'aii(i>ert, pu^t. 
 
 Prunirerous,pru5nirf«ru«, (Int.) 
 adj. >)3jlniiiuen trngenb. 
 
 Pruning^, pruun'ing, «. (S3nuiii|.] 
 iAi 2}efd)iieibeii, ^iJJiiljen, 'JlufpiiQen. 
 
 Pruning- hook, --knif e, bn693nuni:, 
 ©nrtennieffer, bie ^ippe. 
 
 Prurience,prou'rien(e,/(l.prurlo/ 
 
 Pruriency,pruu reens^,^ t. I. f 
 bn£ 3n(ti-n, btr Ait)(l. 2. i ber JXi^cl (bie 
 (jefiige, iinorbeiiflK^e ?5egierbe). 
 
 Prurient, pruu'reent.o^f;. t.judenb. 
 
 2. t poin £ii}t'I gct1u(f)eii. 
 Prurig'inous, proirfd'j'nui, adj. 
 
 jucfenb; beni O'ld^n nl)ii(id), frnijnrtig. 
 
 Prurig'O, pruuri'g6, (fnt. ^.) «. Mi 
 Oucfeii. (#eii. 
 
 Pruf(8ia,pruzh'ia,«. [®cogr.l $reu-- 
 
 Pru8)iian,pruzii yuii, adi. preii^ifd). 
 -blue, ('03f.ll. ) »n6 SSerlinerblnu. -red, 
 tai 23erliiierrotl). 
 
 PruMsimi, <• ber $rcii^e. 
 
 Prussiate, pruzbeite. I. [Shem.j 
 blaiifnitre^ Snlj. - of soda, of mercury. 
 6lniifniire6 9?ntn'n, Qujrfn'ber. 
 
 PruMSic, piuii'sik, adj. (Cfjeni.) - 
 acid, bie ibirliiierblniifaiire. 
 
 Pry, pr{. (P. fr. epier?) e. n. 1. giicfeil, 
 fpnhen , gennu ob. fd)arf fe^en. 2. l ( into > 
 a) Die 5?iife l)nbcii ob. l;tiiein|lf den in... b) (S-t; 
 lun^ gennu )n trfcrfdjen fiic^en, )ii erlniifd)en 
 fud)eii, gn'ibein in ... 
 
 Prying eye, bn« ®pnf)ernugf. To - in, 
 i)ineiiigiicfen. 
 
 Pry, «. bn« ffiiirfen, ©pn^en. 
 
 Pry, V. a. o [OJorOnm.] mit einrm ^e; 
 bri in bie ipofjc ^cbeii ft. ju ijebeii fiid)tn, 
 iiipfen, (liften, jii (I'ivfen fiid)en. Ibiiiiiii. 
 
 Pry, *• o |iJ?i>rbiim.J Der 5?r6cl, 5?fbe: 
 
 Prying^ly, pii Ingle, ado. gwdeiio, 
 fpnfjenb. 
 
 FSY 
 
 Prytane, pri tane, > (gr.) «. [alt. 
 
 Prytanis, piit'anls.^ ®ried).) ber 
 iJ5ri)rniie. (book, fn» >J>fnlmbu(t). 
 
 Psalm, saiu. (gr.) «. ber ^fnlm. -- 
 
 Psalmist, sal mitt. t. 1. btx ^fnlt 
 mill, ^AUmofiiT, ^f.ilnirnbid)rer. 2. [roiii 
 fiitl). fiird)e] bee ^prnlnifnnger, SBorfniiger. 
 
 PsaimodiC, salniod'i'k, ^ 
 
 Psalmodical, «aliiiod'ekal.^ 
 pfnluiotifd). (>pfnliiifniiger. 
 
 Psaiinodist , xal'incidUt , $. ber 
 
 Psalmody, tal'Miiide, (gr.) «. brr 
 ipfiilmgcfniig. 
 
 Psalmoi^raplier, Kaimog'graf- 
 ur. ottx: (Int. igr.) I. ^cr ^pminibitDrtr. 
 
 Psalmo^rapliist, saimngjiraf' 
 
 Psaliiiog-raplty , salmng grafi, 
 *. ixii' "!l>fnlinbid)ten. 
 
 Psalter, liwi'tur. (gr.) $. l. a) bn4 
 ^fnlnibiid). b; |i bnj $fnlmbii(t), ber $fnl> 
 tcr (Onpib*). 2. (rijm. fntlj. 9{cl.] ein grower 
 SRoiVnfrnn), 6eilef)eiib a\i6 150 ^ilgeld^en. 
 
 Psaltery, t&wl'turi. «. ['iOiin'.] bet 
 ^fnlter, bn« 'ipfniterimii (ein 0''l^riimeiit). 
 
 Psammite, taui'miie, $. (>}}2ine< 
 rnlol ber ^pininmit. 
 
 Pseud<», Ku'dA, (gr ) in 3i>l'<itninen> 
 fetjnngen = fnlft^, unet^t, €(^ein.., fiu> 
 gen . . . 
 
 P s e u d o - a p o * 1 1 e , ber fnlfd)e ^poflel. 
 -.buniuin, [ !&pt. ] bre SUir.fi'nrnute, bnl 
 i^eilblntt. --china, [93i>t.] bie fnifd)e (!hi« 
 nniviiriel (tine ^flnnje poin gen. Smilax ). 
 --ehryaolite, l^finernlfl.J Cer $feiibp» 
 d)rt)l'olitt). — -dictaniniira, — -dictani* 
 nu(. (9Ji't.J ber SSJirbelbiptnm. --galena, 
 (OKinernig.] iinec^ter Sleiglnnji, ber Sinffie^, 
 bie 3'nfbienbe. --king, ber ©d)ein!, Cii» 
 genfoiiig. --martyr, ber ©d)eiMUinrti)rtr. 
 --metallic, pfeiiOometnnifd) ; - luater, 
 ber ^feiiboinetntlglnnj. — -morphou*, 
 |9)?i'iern(g.] pfeiiboniorpfjifrt), pon tniifd)eii» 
 ber 95ilbiing. — -nycticorax, (Drniil).] 
 ber bunte S>lei()et , <5d)ilbreif)er. — -•antn- 
 lum, (!Bot.] bie ©teiiilinDe. --tiuea, [Qr\u 
 tpm.)eine''Mrr<a>nd)i'fd)nbe, <I0nd)6niilbe. -- 
 volcanic, pfeiibopiilfniiift^. --volcano, 
 ber ^fcuboiMiifnn, S3uirnn, ber 9inu(t imb 
 bi^meilcn $lniNnien, nber feine £npn a\x6> 
 fpeit; bie in 95rnnb (lel)fnbe ^i>l)leiigru6e. 
 
 Pseud(»)^rapli, (u d/igraf, ) 
 
 Pseudo^rapiiy, >iUiiog'raf<^, ^ 
 (gr.) J. bie fnlfdje, iiiiieriicfitobeiie ©d)rift. 
 
 PKeudolug°y, siidoi^j*, (gr.) «. 
 bie fnlfd)f i'el)re, Uim)iil)rl)eit. 
 
 PsiiaiM', Kbiw. iN^etv'. pnf)! puf;! pfuii 
 
 Psilotliron, kiini/non. (gr. ttU ) 
 ». Cinr G'lirhnnruiigfiiiiitrel . bie ipnnrbeije. 
 
 PM«»a8, >u'a*, (gr.) «. ("llnnt.j ber 'i.t\u 
 Denniiijfel. 
 
 Psora, Bo'ra. (gr. 'Si.) $. bie .SrSf^r. 
 
 Psoric, soriik. adj. I. frnt3nrtifl. 2. 
 gcgen bie ftrntje bienlid). — Psoeica, «. 
 pi. bic ^rn^initti'l. 
 
 Psyche, «<k4. (gr.-iB.)*. x.mmA 
 ^ri)rt)e, / 2. ^ bie ©rele, ^ri)rt)e. 
 
 PsychoIoC^iC, sikolod jik. > 
 
 Psycliolog-ical, sJkolod jekal, ) 
 (gr.) ndj. I'^SljKof.l pfi)d)o(ogifd). 
 
 Psyclioio^ist, kikolAj'st. t. [<pi)i. 
 Ii'f. 1 ber -J5 rod) clog. 
 
 Psyciiologry, sikoloji, «. I^!)ilof,j 
 
7'26 Vhie, far, fall, fat. M^. met. Fine, fin. NA, niove, n6r, got, 6il, cIoAd. Tube, tub, full, t/zin, THKs. 
 
 PTA 
 
 bie ^iprfioloflic, ©eflfiildjrf, ®etIenflm^e. 
 
 I»tarmig-an,iar'iiiegaii. J. [Drintl) ] 
 tai S^nefl)!!!)!!. [ter ©erflfiitrniif. 
 
 Ptisan, iii'iaii, (flr. ) *• Die iirnne, 
 
 Ptolemaic, toleiiia'ik. ad/. [-JlilrDii] 
 VtDlemair*. [lonmii*. 
 
 Ptolemy, tol'eme. «. «9i(ime) 'iptiw 
 
 Ptyalism, ti aiuni, (gr.) «. [«I»e!>.] 
 fcer ©peiAelfliig. 
 
 Ptysmas'Og^iie , tlzmagog, «. 
 ['5)ieD.] ^n^ fpeicf)i'lrreilHii£)c Wittel. 
 
 Puberty, pii'beite, (Int.) *. tie 
 qKiiiiiib.irfeii. (Utbi'rjmj. 
 
 Piibes, pu bes, (l<\t.) ». [53ot.J itt 
 
 Pubescence, pubes'sense. *. 1. 
 
 fc(i5 »))iniinbnnucrDeii, ter 3iift'ii>f Der <)Jfanii- 
 biirfcir. '2. ['Bot.] 6er UebtTiUfl. 
 
 Pubescent, pubessent, adj. 1. 
 mnmibrtr lUfrteiiD. 2- [Spdi.) lueidjljnnrig. 
 
 Public, piib'lili. (fr. W., V. int.) (iW/. 
 I. nflfltnieiii, geiitciii, Dff»-'"t'irf). ffii'im-iii . . ., 
 StnnrS... 2. offeutlicl), nnnen'cin bffniint, 
 ndbefnniu, ftlll^bnr, gemciiifiinbig, flnotfiiiu 
 big, inn&funCig. 3. offeiiilid) (OeOnii nffen, 
 jiir nttgemeiiieii SBeiuiymig, Unrerljalriiiig 
 bfilimmt). 4. ntlgftiKiii (2Siflen flfmeiii). 5. 
 ill fitiem offfurliitcii 'Jliiite ilcljeiifc. 
 
 Public weal, weltare, £)n6 ®emeilin)Pf)(. 
 
 - good, ti<\i Oienifiiibeile, nrigeiiu'ine 55erie. 
 Ill -, iliffeiulid). To make -, 6ff«lltltrt) be= 
 fntinr lunchi'll. To make lier a - example, 
 etii offentlidjeS Seifpifl nn if)r niifjuflenen. 
 
 - law. fin* ®rnnt6:, 25t>lferrerf)t. - spirif, 
 t(t ®eiiteiug.'i(l. - de'j.' 6ie ©tnnti5|"rf)iili). 
 
 - scales, pi. bit ©tnfinwnge, l*n5 SS3nge> 
 I)nu5. - ireasurj, J>ie @rt)n^fniiimer. - 
 funds, bie SJ'-'i'f'*' vStniU^ftMifiS , ©rnnt^pn = 
 l>itre, ©tnnt^eifeftfn , ©rnnr^ft^iilfieii. - 
 revenues, file ©tnntgeiiifiiiifte. 
 
 Public -hearted, f pntriotifrf). -- 
 minded, + pntrtntifd). -- m ind e d ne ss, 
 tn ®emeiugfi|l, ©fnieiiifinii. —-spirited, 
 pntriotifct) gifiiiiit. pntriotifd). --spir i ted- 
 ness, t--lieartedne8s, fier ®euieill: 
 finii, Me pntriotifdje ©cfiiiiuing. 
 
 Public, s. I. tai ^iibliriini (®emeiiu, 
 OJefnmintiuereii, bie SSSelt, Seiite). 2. (Dertl.j 
 bn6 Sa}irthgl)nii«. 
 Tlie public is (pb. gfiv&l)lilid)er are) more 
 disposed to censure than to praise. 
 
 Addison. 
 
 Publican, publekan, (lot.) «. I. 
 bit St'i'liH'r , 3i'!l., ©teiifrfiiiiiefjiiier. 2, ber 
 Oinilivirfl), <a5irt(). 
 
 Publication, publeka'shun, (. 1. 
 bit ijfffiuiicbc 9liijfige, 3}erfiiii6igiing, fliinb; 
 ninc5)iiiig, 93cfniiiirmn(t)iiiig. 2. l5iu<1)l)nnb.l 
 a) Die !8efniiiumn(l)tiiig , 9SiT6ffiMitlid)iing. 
 ^lernuSflnbe (fiius Jnirt)e«). b) bie ®d)ntt; 
 |. S. A weekly, monthly -, eilie 2i5lid>-t'l|:, 
 «»fc>nnr^l"d)nfr. [jirt, ©tnnt^rcd)t;5fuiibifle. 
 
 Publici.«t, pub'lc.sisf. t. ficr ^ub\u 
 
 Publicity,pablis .seic,«. DieDiffciit: 
 (Ktjffit. Cffnifiiiibigfpir, .Ruiibbnrfeit. 
 
 Publicly, publikle. adv. 1. pffdin 
 li*; I'Pr ndfr aS5eir. 2. pfftntinj), im 9inmcM 
 Ob. I'oii ©riteii tei ©tnntcS, finer ©rnieiiibe :c. 
 
 Publicly known, cffciirlirt) befoitnr, 
 Dffeii', gemciii:, IniibfiiiiDig, ndbefniiiit. 
 
 PublicneSN, piibliknes, j. I. bie 
 )Deffeiirlid)ffir. 2. ( ber SiMlniib , bn OriunS 
 tm\ flenietneii SKrfen geljijrt; bie ®eiiifiiil;eir. 
 
 PUD 
 
 PUF 
 
 I Publish, pub'li.<ih. (Int.) ». a. l. if.]- of a mast, fin itrnnj Don Innen iim cinen 
 fnniit nind)en, (to) Derfi'iiibigen, fiinb tljim, !*Bfnt1, bie ®cget|1nngt'n iiiifiiil)nlteii. - of a 
 fiiiib ninc^en, befnniit nindjeii; eroffncn. 2. boai's stem, bie Segiiniie iitn ben !Borber» 
 [SBudjIjniib.J a) ueroffenrlic^cn, IjernuSgebeii, (lepen eiiie* !8oote^. - of an anchor, bie 
 biird) itn Driicf befnnnt mnd)eii. b) uerlej 9lnfern'i.l)riing. [bie Snd)e, ^pfii^e. 
 
 gen. 3. uerbveiten , in UiiUniif bringen. 4. 
 l^iotDnm.] i!iffciirlid) niifbieten (2SLTlDbte). 
 Publislier, publL^lmr. s. l. a) ber 
 
 Puddle, pud'dl, (?J5fiil)l) 1. bi'r'ipfMljl, 
 Puddle-water, bn5 ^^n'litjeniunffer. 
 Puddle, V. a. 1. iiiirLiii, trube iiin» 
 
 ©etnnntmndjer, SSertiinDiger. b) ber 95er= !d)en, triibcii ( PnS Sffinffer to. 2. i a) i'er> 
 
 breirer, &iner, beriti llnilnuf briiigr. 2. ['Biid); 
 (jniib.] a; ber iperniisgeber. b) ber SBerleger, 
 SSering^biidtljiiiibler. 
 
 Publislliug:, piib'lisliing, adj. [33ud): 
 (;niib.] - business, ber 2Jerlng«biid)l;niibel. 
 — house, bie S5erlngSbiid)l,ninMimg. 
 
 Publisllilieut, pubiishiiient, «. o 
 [9iorbnm.J ta6 5tfeiitac<;c <31ufgebut (jiveier 
 aSerlnbien). 
 
 PuCCOOn, pukkuon', t. [!Sot.] bie 
 ibilltiuiirjel (spec, ttanguinuria). 
 
 Puce, piise, (fr. 510.) adj. - l)b. -- 
 c o 1 o r e d , (101)=, biiiifel:, |"d)iunrjbrniin. 
 
 Pucelag-e, pu'seiaje, *. t bie O'liiO' 
 frniifrtjnft, 3iiiig(etrd)nft. 
 
 Puceron, piisuiun, (fr. SU.) *. 
 [@ntpm.] bie SBlnttlnuij. 
 
 Puck, pUk, t. ber iti'bolb, Serggei)!, 
 b<\i Si5nibiiiniiiid)en. 
 
 Puck-ball, --fist, --foist, [?rn» 
 tiirg.] ber 25pfi|1. --fiM, bie grobe iJniiil. 
 
 unrfiiiigtn, beitibrln. b; rnllHiKDcii (iiciilzc). 
 3. [Snnent. ] in ©d)iiimiiiiunfier tniid)fn, 
 einiueid)cn. 4, bid Db. bid)t tunc^en, bidjttii. 
 - I!, n. niniifd)e!i, plniitrd)en. 
 
 Puddling', pud iliiiig. t. iai t)id)i 
 ten; [*)Jiein(liirg.] eiii 25crfnl)ren , luobiirct) 
 iai G'ifeii fdjiiiiebbnr gciiind)t mirb. [mig. 
 
 Puddly, puddle, ndj. fi)rl)ig, fd)ioni» 
 
 Puddock, pud dtik, / t. [Dertt. ] 
 
 Purrock, piir'ruk, ^ eiii fieined 
 ®elnine. [©(^nnif)afr gfeit. Shak. 
 
 Pudency, pii den.se. (u. Int.) *. bie 
 
 Pudenda, puden'da, (Int. SS}.) «. 
 pi. Die ©d)iiiiul)cile. 
 
 Pudic, pu'dik, 
 
 Pudical, pu'dekal 
 (9liint.] - iirteiy, bie ©d)nniabrr. Quincy. 
 
 Pudicity, pudii'sete. (inr.) *. bie 
 ©d)nml)nfrigfiir, 3ild)rigfeit , ©iriinniPeit. 
 
 Pue-feilOW, I". Pew fellow. 
 
 Puerile, puer'l, (|.) adj. finbifd), 
 
 (Int.) adj. 
 
 Pucker, puk'kur, (biicterii) v. a. o fnnL'eiiiiinjjig, fiuibeiiljnft, fnnbennriig, Jtnn» 
 fnlien, runjeln, ierfiiittetn, jerbriirfcn ; (up) ben 
 
 fnlten, ninjeln. liuengtid)riimpft. 
 
 Puckered (up) in wrinkles, gnilj Jlifiini! 
 
 Pucker, «. l. ber ^niifd), '^cm^ (nn 
 Sleibrrii); ©ncf, tai i«eiie ivleib 
 •)iort), 9Serlegenl)eit. 
 
 Pucker- water, luit Sllnun K. ges 
 fd)mnngerte« S33nfTer. 
 
 Pudder, piiddur, (f. Pother)*. 
 ber 2nrm, bno ®etniifd). 
 
 What a pudder is made about . . , rvie 
 i>iel 'lUiifl)ebeiii mn4)t ninn nid)t ivegen ubcr 
 i>on . . . 
 
 Pudder, ». n. e Inrmen, tobeii. - 
 
 Puerility, piiii'lete, *. 1. bn4 
 
 fiiibifd)c 2i3ei'cii , bie Itnnbeiiljnfiigfeit. 2. a) 
 
 bie itiiiberei; pi. bie itiiibcrficn. b; ber fins 
 
 2. 1 bie| j)i|-rt)e, inppirrf>e fflebnnfe, »)lu*brii(f. Encvc. 
 
 Puerperal, pilerpeial, (I.) adj. 
 jiini \!Bod)eiU'erre geljlTig. - fever, [5Keb.] 
 bn^ -H}&rt)iii'riMii:, 0}?ildini'ber. 
 
 PuerperOU.*i , puer'perus, adj. 
 ^iiiM-r gelnnrtiib , iin S33od)eiibe[te liegcnb. 
 
 Puet , pii'it . *. IDriiirl). ] 1. bee 
 2S3ii'6i'hi'Pi. 2. ber ^ibilj. f. Pewet. 
 
 Puir, puf, (l)Pfl. pof; ?}5utf) *■ 1. bet 
 Spniid). 2. ber leidjte ■JBiiidiIpb/ i?niid). 3. 
 
 V. a. 1. riirrein, fdji'ittfln. 2. mriuirren, in jtnvn^ 51iifgebinreiie5, Si'dtn-P, SeidjicS; j. 
 a5eriegenl)eir fefjen, beiiiiriiljigen. «8. -.paste, [^od)f.J bet 33lnttertt'ig, bet 
 
 Puddering", pud'diiiing, *. bn^klnfiriufer. 4. f a) (Jiner, ber bei 23eriUige« 
 iiviniijige ireibcn. riiiigeii biird) Ueberbiereii SBnnten in bie 
 
 Pudding-, pud'ding. (lu. potenj fr. |ic)5()e ireibt. b) bie ^rnljiiTei , ninrftfd)rcie> 
 boiidinj *. 1. ber r>nrtn. Shak. 2. bie2J3ur|t rird)e, prnl)lerifd)e aiiiitige. 5. [^jjutjnind).] 
 (jc^f sau.sage); }. S. Black -, bie SBliUsja) bie 9{uiib:, Diitcnfnlte. b) bie gnibel. 6. 
 
 luiiril ; while -, bie 2ebcriuiir|l. 3. ber Jnll' 
 l)iit (filr Siuber). 4. ber aSjiiljl. o. [■•Wilit.] 
 Die Siinbiuiirit. 6. [iipd)f. ] ber Rubbing, 
 iilpg. 7. i II. Proo. bie Ceben^iiiittcl. 
 
 Baked pudding, pan--, ber gebnd ene 
 Rubbing. To give the crow a -, fterben. 
 --bag, ber 'ipiibbiiigbeutel, bn# Rubbings 
 riid), bie ©eruiette, ivpriii ber ^iibCiiig ge; 
 fod)t luirb. — fish, I Od)tl;i)L'l. 1 eiiie ilvt 
 55rn(Teii. --grass, [^ot.] ber ^jjolci. - 
 maker, 1. ber ^iibfiligilwd)iT. 2. ber 
 sajiirfller. --pi «, ber gleifdjpiibbiiig, 5leifd>j 
 flop, —-pipe-tree, [ ^ft. J ber finifieii! 
 bniiin. --sleeve, bet ipeitc ^21eriiicl nni 
 ©rnntJri'rfe ber ®ri|llid)en. -stone, (*Oii,- 
 iicrnlg.] ber ^iiDbiiigilein. — time. 1. bie 
 e-g-, e-iTen^irir. 2. t bie reddle 3eit, ber 
 rrd)re, fririfd)* 'OUigeiiblirt. 
 
 Puflding, ^ «. 
 
 Puddening, pud'deulngjj [>Ii:nr.j 
 
 7. [3inriirg.] bet iJJu|ler, 
 -guts, 
 
 ber 5piibcrqiin|T 
 »ofifl. 
 
 Puff-ball, [SSot.] brr»i<(i|l 
 pi. B ber fiid)enbe Dirfiuniiil. 
 
 Puff, V. n. 1. bie iijnrfen (mit Siift) 
 
 nufblnfcn ; (mid) ? i>. 2Ciiibe). 2. blnieii, piiilen. 
 
 3. i a) (at) g-fiune niil'inreii. b) cat/ @'iiit-ni 
 
 Irotj bieten, tvptjen 4. i"d)tiniibeii , fdjiiiuis 
 
 fen, feiid)eii. 5. i a) ^ lawayi Ijiiiiutgrdjiinin 
 
 ben (P. 253iiibe); fprteileii. b) (by) i>priiber« 
 
 pD. pprbeifd)nniibi'n. (J. a) niifgeblnriii feiii, 
 
 nu(rd)ipe(h'n, fid) niifblal;fn. b) bnufdjen, 
 
 llrptjen ; H) pral)lf n. 
 
 3. b; It is really to defy heaven, to puff 
 
 ai damnation. South. 5. b) Then came 
 
 biave glory puffing by. Hckbcrt. 
 
 To hutf and puff, 1. gnn} niigiT ^tl)t'ni 
 fein. 2. l ba& J^irj ppfl I;nbcii, |"el;r pet* 
 brii'O'id) pb. betriibr fein. 
 
 Puff, V. a. 1. (pft mir up) nufbmfen, 
 
Fftif, tar, (all. fat. .Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, ^ftt, 6il, c!<ii^d Tiibe, tub, (Ml ih'xn, THis. 727 
 
 I 
 
 FUF 
 
 fdjiuertcn , (iuffd)H)eflcn (with , mit). 2. ± a) 
 (with; r(t)ive(ltii unit), b) (uft mit up> aiifi<I(l: 
 hen (with, mit, fiiird)) dliMi mn(f)eii). 3. bla 
 fcll^ rtf j6en, ingeii. 4. (away) a) mtq-, furts, 
 tcniigtn, mil firf) forttVihrcii , fort<, iwc^jrei. 
 ^eii. h) i «) i>erii'tl)c». /J) fcrttteiben. 5. 
 niif pniljtftiKbe 3lrr, ii.i(ft 9lrl 6er TOiirft< 
 fd>reter Vf^i'eii. 6. o (up) in iit ^ot)t trri) 
 brii, (l^rimlid)) fleioerii (^nnreii). 7. O 
 iu((t)\ittjen . (iffcii. 
 
 Puffed' up with pride, vanity or con- 
 ceit. VLMi <BtDli, 6-it(irrit ^^. GiiibilOung 
 fliifijeMareii. Puffed, niifoe blafeii ; uiige> 
 (lum, flilrmiid). [btM fno«». 
 
 To puff out, f)rrniifr(^nniiben, f(i)nAu> 
 
 PulTer , pul'lur, I. I. ber $ln^etl^(, 
 ®d)niiiifri'iiDe, Afiicftfiite. 2. i t(t &to6- 
 tl)i:rr, '}>riil)lfr, i>ml)Irrircf)e 9i'tiVc<fcfr. 
 
 PufTiu, puiMui. *. I. liWatiirg.] a) 
 itr *i'fi|l. bi trr 'OJfcfrpfiiii , ffliftrct^e. cj 
 trt ©fftoutftcr, ©fcpiiviigei ; - of the i»le 
 of Man. Cer brnrnirtiiii'rtic Stiirmroflcl. 
 
 Puffin-apple, cillt ^rt '•Mtpffl. 
 
 Puifineiifif puf'fines,«.Mt®<t)roul> 
 flifl?iit (fet (£ct)ri'it'art). 
 
 PufTing-, puffing, «. (ie mattu 
 fdtriienr^i'du 9Jtijfiflf(ii). 
 
 PuOTing'ly, puf dngll, adv. I. aiif: 
 flrtlmVti, nut(jet?i,il)t. 2. fiiitl)fiiD, rdjnniibfiit. 
 
 Puffy, puf'f^, adj. I. nufgci^larcii 
 gn'ttlivcUcii , mit 9iift tc. anoefiidt. 2. 1 a; 
 oiir'Ofbliifrii. b; fc^mi'iiilig. 
 
 Pug', pug, (|'d)ro II. nnnrir. piga) «. 
 ciii @(t)m(i(t)elii>inu filr tin It)icr(t)eii, j. 33. 
 eiiieii 91fffii, fin ^uiiftten u. ; ii\6 ^Til^pi: 
 <^«n, 9lrifd)eii K. My-, mriii TOiui*(t)fn. 
 
 Pug dog, ^er'5J^lp«, 9}it'p?hiiiiN 
 
 Pugging'-fOUdl, piig ging-luol/i. 
 (ivni)rf(1>. I', pugg.ird. DiflM *. t)frI5ie6*jal)n. 
 
 Pug-ll , puuli , inlerj. piil} ! pfili ! 
 
 Pugil, pujil. (lot.) «. t)a$ SpCotditn, 
 $fi>t<1>fiii'Bn U'. (^tiun«). 
 
 PiigiliNiii, pu jiliEm, «. bat $oiifT> 
 fmiipfin, ter Jaiiilfnnipf. [fiimpfft. 
 
 Pugilist, pu'ielNt. «. in Saiiili 
 
 Pugilistic, pdjelik'tik , adj. jiim 
 ^iiiiilfoiiiptV ijrhiirifl. 
 
 PugnMCiuuM, pngn&'xhui, (Int.) 
 ailj. fiinipf' , ilrfitliiiliji , (Irnririit'ill- 
 
 Pu{i;'iia<;i<)', pugnas'keie. t. -f tie 
 €trcii:, ftiimvfiiiil, €iri'ii)U(t)ti(jfeit. 
 
 Puir, (i(t)rtt.) poor. 
 
 Puisne, pii'iie. (fr. pniii li. ne') ndj. 
 I. jiliiflfr. 2. t iVfl'f'- 3. I'JCfdjt^ipr.l ini: 
 irrr. Uiiter... 4. firin, grring, jiiniincr(i(t), 
 uubtituxtni. 
 
 Puiiine dale, tin nciicte£ iDatiim. - 
 Jukticen, tit lliiterri(i)tfr. 
 
 Puissauce, (III is«ani>e. puix'kantr, 
 (fr. ia3.) i- 1. tit •0)iart)f, OJiiunit. 2. Die 
 *))i.irt)f, firtcg6iiiiid)f. 3. ^ic iinift, Siiirfc. 
 
 PuisSMUt, pi'l issanl , 11(0'- iiiiii'biin- 
 — adv. Pu'issantly, iiiiidjiig, flnrf, gc: 
 iw.iltig. 
 
 Puke, pdke, (Tot. xpuo; fpi'rfcn) t. 
 I. tai $craii^flcun>d)tiie, itr QliiSiuiirf. 2. 
 bai aSredimiftil. 
 
 Puke, B. n 1. fid) cr('red)rn moflcn, 
 fid) iDcrgeii. 2. |ld) erbri'd)i'it , fid) brct^cn, 
 fid) uberfitibeii. 
 
 Puke, adj. fJol)!, biinfclbfiiiin. Shar. 
 Puker, pii kiir, s. tai Srrd^mittcl. 
 
 PUL 
 
 Pulchritude, pulkreidde, (Int.) 
 t. ; II. t iic ©d)uiit)ei[. 
 
 Pule, pule, (fr. piauler) v. n. 1. pif: 
 pen (u. 5prn;iieni), quofen. 2. iviiiiVIn, ivini: 
 merii. 3. -(■ fninfelii. 
 
 Pulic, pu Ilk. t. [!8et.] ber 'ipolfi. 
 
 PuliCf»se, pulekose'. ( ilai.) adj. 
 
 Pulicous, pi't'lekus, ^f vod vow 
 iJlol)i-n , I'fhr flol)ig. Ificd) 
 
 Puling, pu'lnig, adj. -{■ frmiflid), 
 
 Pulingly, pii'liiigle, adu. iviiii> 
 lueriiD, iiMi'.i'eiiiD. [frniit. 
 
 Puliol, piileol. *. {©L^t.] ta6 tflL'l) 
 
 Puiklia, pulk'a, «. [L'lippliiiiOj Oer 
 ■JicuVrd)lififn. 
 
 Pull, p^l, (angrir. pullian) p. a. I. 
 tjcfiig ot. gciunlirnm ytljtn , nnd) , iu , an 
 fitt jicljfii, reifrn, jerrtn. 2. reiBcii; \. 2). 
 To - ill two, in piecct, ciit)iuci, ill i&turfi' 
 reig('ii,|(rrri6rii. 3.riipfrn; p/tficfrii i$rud)ti: 
 to, nbbredjen (^irncn lo; rntifen (S'lnd)£j. 
 
 To pull axunder, apart, pun uCcr 
 a\\6 ciiiniibrr iirljen, rrigcn, icrrcn. 
 
 To pull away, iv(g)ii:l)rn, ivrgrei^cn. 
 
 To pull back, innlcf iirt;en. 
 
 To pulldown, 1. ? nitberrr ificn , fin: 
 rfigcn (cin $iiii« to. 2. i a) tinrrifirn, 
 jcrfloren, nbbredjen. b) iluritu (tfiiifii;. 
 c) bemiitl}igfn. 
 
 To pull in, 1. i)in(in|it()tn, tinjicl|en. 
 2. nnjii()fn (^cn 3i'ifltl «c.). 
 
 To pull off, I. nbrcigcn, nbjtrrfn. 2. 
 |'li)ppiir.] nbjiiljcn (fintn Dnirf). Pulling 
 off iiioitks, eer 0)?Diid)fd)lng. 3. niifjicljrii 
 iSfirffl, 9Ji)rf to, nbjifljfii, nbncljmen (Ben 
 ipiif), nbncljincn (tint ^yUaUt). 4. aiid> 
 rniifen. 
 
 To pill I on, 1. fbrt^ief^tn. 2. t treifrfii, 
 niitrribeii, rcijcn, nnrc'ien. 
 
 To pull out, nu6itcl;(n, nii^rrigcn. 
 
 To pull money out of one'* pocket, 
 ajflb nn« Ptr Infdjt jieljm. To - one's 
 eye*, Qinfiii bif >}luiieii nnfrriBcn. 
 
 To pull to, nnjitljen, iind), ju cB. nn 
 fic^ )i(l)en. 
 
 To pull up. 1. T in bit Sfhi^t {it^cii, 
 rripcn, jrrrcn, nnfjifl)fn , niifi)cbfn. 2. mit 
 ber ^uritl nn^iirtjen , i^enuifjiel^tn. 3. i 
 nufrptteii. lfof[cn. 
 
 To pu II up a good Iiearl, frird)en ■OKllll) 
 
 To pull upon one's keif, fid) (Qmai) 
 injifl)en. 
 
 Pull, o. n. [■•JJiiir.l ricmrn, roicii. 
 
 Pull, 4. I. ferSiig, 9(ie, Wnrf. 2. 
 Cipppgr.l ber 3iig , ©''O- 3. t ttt ^xv^ 
 4. ber ^nnipf ; wresilmg -, tui 3(Higtn. 
 
 Give your patience aiiotlier pull. I^nb' 
 ncd) tin lueiiig (^ebulb, grbiilbe bit^ ncd) 
 inngcr. 
 
 Pull- hack, bn«j i{)inbfriiig. ber '3ln|li'g. 
 
 Ptlllen, piiliiii, (\t. poule; $. t 
 tai (iSfpiiivl, Seffri'ici). 
 
 Puller, |jul hir, t. I. G-iiier, ber 
 jiel)f, rcigt, jcrrt, riipft. 2. l aj --down, 
 ber ®f(iviM.ifr. b) - on, tM SJeijiiiitrrl. 
 
 Pullet, jiul'lit, I. fas ipiih.iit)eii. 
 
 A i)ull(!t'(i egg, bii6 i^iit)Hfroi. 
 
 Pulley, pullc. ifr. poulie/ p/. pul- 
 leys, t. [')}rid).j ber illobeii, bie •^U\\\tjt, 
 
 9eotif. 
 
 Pulley. door, bie ihrirniir finer iKodi-, 
 X\)tix , bic fid} initti'iil eiiud U)eivicort6 leibjl 
 
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 i'd)[ifgt. --piece, bit £nief(t)itne, bad 
 ^iiiriliirf (nn .ipnrnifrfjen). 
 
 Pullicat, pul'lekat, «. tine 9trt 
 I'eibtiirii i>iirftiid)5. 
 
 Pullulate, pul'lulAte, Hat.) v. n. 
 \, ['Bot.i tviid)ern, aui(eimeii , aufipn^f[en. 
 
 1. i ivud)erii, nufftimen, urn jlc^ grtifen, 
 lid) rerbrciiiii. 
 
 Pullulation, pulluia'thua, «• 
 tai ii3ud)eni, •Jliiffeimen. 
 
 Piilinwnary, pul'monarl, (Int.) 
 adj. [-jlnnt.] )iir Siiiiiie get)brig , Snngen... 
 — diseaite , conxiiniption , bie SlMigeni 
 friiiirf)eit, Sni)geiifud)t, £uiiijeii|'d)iviiibriid)t. 
 
 aiiery. bie Siiiinenabec. (genftaur. 
 
 Pulmonary, *■ [Sot.) tai Suns 
 
 Pulmonic, pulmon n'k, adj. l'un> 
 ijeii... - consumption, bic £nngeiifiid)t. 
 
 Pulinuuic, I. 1. bAi Siiiigenmittcl. 
 
 2. ber Siing(iifiid)tige. 
 
 Pulp, pulp, (Int.) t. I. $ bit weidje, 
 breiiirtige "Bfnffe. 2. (35iu.] bai guiftt) (tinet 
 Jrnd)!), bie (nuprre) 4)nut, <2d)ale, bc^i 
 JU'ifd) (eiiirr ^nffeebofjnt). 3. bAi 'itRnrf (ini 
 jpolje, in iinodjen). 
 
 Pulp, e. a. [3Drflinb.] (bit jtaffrt> 
 t>p|}nni) i>on itjreni %\t\\i)t , wn ber Sd)nle 
 nbiVnbcrn. 
 
 Pulping-mill, (QS3e|1inb.] tine ^)}?fil;It 
 jiim 9lbiVnbtrii biefer <£d)nlen. 
 
 Pulpit, pulpit. (Int.) M. t. inuil) 
 (ic&k) bie Aniiiel, btr '^rebigcriliil)!. 2. ber 
 itntl)cbet, 9{cbner|^u^I. 3. lrii>ni. iljent.J 
 ti\i <))ulpitiini. 
 
 Pulpit-cloth, bai £nn)eUud). -• 
 elaquence, --oratory, bie Jian^eli 
 berebfnmreit. --orator, ber djutei ilaiiieli 
 rcbiier. --thumper, brr finiijelpniifer. 
 
 Pulpltical, pulpii'ekal, udj. 
 ranjelmngig, ilnn^el... [!d)U], mnrftj 
 
 Pulpwus, pill put. adj. ivnd), flei> 
 
 PulpOU8Ite$S, piilpuiiiiet, «. bai 
 ^eid)f, 'Miiirfige, bic 5u-ird)iflfeit. 
 
 Pulpy, pulp'i, adj. tpcid), breiartig; 
 ilcifd)ig. (gen (ppn §erjeiu. Darwib. 
 
 Pulsate, puU'ite, (Int.) v. ». rc()in> 
 
 Pulsatile, piiliaiil. adj. ['Diuf.J 
 gerd)in!ifn lucrbenfonnenb (I'.^i'llnimenteii). 
 
 Pulsation, puisA shun,«. i. [^t^x)* 
 I'lol.) bfli Sd)ing<rii, Jllopfcn (be5 ^iilfei, 
 bed S^txitni) . ber $iil6rd)lng, $erj|'(4lng. 
 2. |9(fd)tfipr.] bai ©d)liigen, ber ®d)Ing, 
 Streid). Bi.ACKsTOHe. 
 
 Pulsative, puis'aiiv, adj. flopfenb, 
 rd)lngciib. Ehcvc. 
 
 Pulsator, puUa'iur, t. t. bee 
 £(t)iiigrnbc, ®d)lnger, iviopfer. 2. (e-ntom.J 
 btr filopfer, i^oljiviirm, *lBnMbfd>niieb, bit 
 iobriMuihr, 513iid)crs, $i'Iiinn«. 
 
 Pulsatory, pul sutiiie, adj. (luie 
 tM 5pcrj ic.) i'd)lnfleiib, flopreiio. 
 
 Pulse, pulse, (I. pulsus) #. 1. [q3f)i)» 
 llol.) a) ber ^iil», $ul«= , i2Iberrrt)ing; pi. 
 ilie pul.se.s, bie •piilsWjIagc. b; (bie ^niit 
 nbern Mb^) ber ijjiilf. 2. i - of life. Bet 
 i.'cbeiiSpuI«. 3. l^i)!)!".) bie &d)ii)iiigunfl, 25e» 
 biiiiij, O^iiilntiiiii, SBibrnnmi. 
 
 To feel the pulse, ben ^\\[i fijr;len. 
 To feel one's -, I. (J'lllfll nn bcii ^uii iiil)» 
 If 11 , Gineui ben ^iiu fiil)lcii. 2. t (Jiiien 
 iiiif ben 3'i')" fill)"". '')" niis,iiifoi'rd)fi! iii' 
 ct)i'n, (Jini-iu mil ben ;jnl)',i fuyiiu , (?iiieB 
 
728 Faie. fur. fAfl. fat. M*. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, g6t, dfl, cI^Ad. Ti\be, tfih, fdll. t^in. Tfrb. 
 
 PUL 
 
 liber ©iwn* nu«f)Dlcn , mtacn tiner €n<f)f 
 nu«fon"(I)«n. The - is frequent or raie; 
 quick or slow; equal or unequal; legnlar 
 or interinUting; hard or soft; strong oi 
 weak etc., fcer $ul« (ft fcbiirtl oter l.iiifl: 
 I'nm; glcid) oCer iiiiflirld); ri'!i<'""'iBifl o^(^ 
 fluefe^eiiD (iiUftmittireiiC); Ijnrt ^)^er iveid) ; 
 (Inrf o^er |'rt)i>)ii(f) ic. 
 
 Pulse^ V. n. i piilflrfii, flDjjffii, fdilii: 
 (jtii. - I), a. t lli'&eiib treibcii, flopieuB be 
 wi-fliii. (i^uiriiifnidu. 
 
 Pulse, (ffc- pol'"*) ». [25i^t. 1 tic 
 
 Pulsidg-e, i/ni'sidje. «. fter^i"^- 
 
 PuisiiiC, piiuilik. (ItU.) adj. Dill 
 ?J5iilS irnfliiif rr. biiuriiinCi. 
 
 Pulsion, piil'sliiiii, *. t l^^lu)!-, 
 ter fcii'ii, >£(t)lii!l. Motion of-, tie 'IJnui-- 
 jjiiiiii Mird) Dill ©tofi , Crt'iviingc-fci'iuujuitfl. 
 
 Pultaceous, puiiaslnis, (r. gr. 
 poltox) mij. ciiigoui'ictit , «iiiitti'iid)rcr, bcti 
 iini)e ftiiffifl. ^ (viiliHTii liiiTeuC. 
 
 Pulverable, puivlrabi. a<i). fut 
 
 Pulverate, t>ul'verate, (liU„' v. a 
 piiU'crii , ill 5J5iili'er I'onuanBclii. 
 
 I'ulveriii, pul'veiin, i t. Me ^a-. 
 
 Pulveriue, ) ria>9lfd)f; 
 
 tni <3)ii!)ipiiKHr. 
 
 Pulverization, pulverexi'sluin. 
 s. tai 5jjii(ucvu , He ^lili'iTiiiig. 
 
 Pulverize, puivefixe, c. o. i>':i< 
 rem, in "iJSiai'fr I'muiHiteln.^ 
 
 Pulverous, pul verus. adj. aui 
 qSiili'er Dtcr ©inub Infldjcnb , ivic ^iilrer, 
 (tuli-n-nrrig. [s. bit ©tiuil'iijfi-ir. 
 
 Pulverulence, piiivei'iilcnse. 
 
 Pulverulent, pulveiulem, adj 
 
 I (liuitiid, nu£ gtfliib betldKiib. 2. (jmi m 
 ©inube lir(]fn& o6. lid) UHiljciib, €t<iiib... 
 
 Pulvil, pi'il'vil. (Int.) «. t biiS iv)t>I)l. 
 tirdieiitf ^iiii'er. 
 
 Pulvil, V. a. t "'it ivo^lried)fiibem 
 $iiun'r lu'riitiifii , H'rWritdu-iit tiuirfven. 
 
 Pulviuatetl, pul vcnaicd. (IiU.) 
 
 adj. I'Jlrdjtt. u. -ijct.] pou'ier-. , fiiltnfi^niiifl. 
 
 Puma, piVnia, s. [3t)p|.] cine ^ri 
 Sijivcii ill guCdiiierifn. 
 
 Pumice, punuti, punrnns. (I.) s. 
 [Viiintra\(\.] - nD. --stone, Der 23iiii6|lciii 
 
 Pumiceoufi, puui'sliuk, adj. 
 fciniertciiinrtifl , ?jiinf flein . . . 
 
 Pummel, puin'mil, f. Pommel. 
 
 Pump, puaip, (fr. ponipe) t. 1. 
 [i^i)Drniil.] tie 'ipumue. 2. lie 9{u!)re (on 
 finer glafenien (|-rfiflflni"d)e). 3. fccr Iniurd)iil). 
 
 Perforated plaie of copper or lead to 
 cover the bottom of a pump, ber $lini: 
 peilfeffel. Cliamher of a -, Die ^linipni: 
 fflmnier,ber^iinipeii|'licfc(. Chain-pump. 
 l^Kiir.] bie iJettfupunipe. The - suclis. 
 l^Kflr.] bie SpiMupc ifl len*, leer. Tiie - 
 blows, bie ^piiuipe ifl (jcbovflen. The - is 
 foul or choaked. btc ^llinpf i|l pcrflLiptl. 
 The plug of a -, ber ^pnmpfuilfnipol 
 
 Pump bolts, s. pi. COKiir.] Die Splini! 
 pcnbinjcn. — brake, — break. l>))irtr.l 
 ter ^iinipenfd)»ociiflci , ^iiniviiiilorf. - 
 e ii n i n , bie I'uilipellfette. - - cistern. 
 [«(Rnr.] bn6 ^iiinpeiibacf. — dale, [qjiiu-.] 
 bat 95iimpeiiDnrtl. — e**""' t"** ^umpni- 
 flerntl). --hood, tie <J5iimpenfflppc. -- 
 k a o k, bcr q3ump=, $iimpiiil;nfcn. --scrap 
 tr, >ir ipiimpeiif4>rnpcr. --spear, bie 
 
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 <J3iiiiipeiii1(inj]e. --vale, [^dr.] bo^^iu"' 
 peiitaiil. --water, bn6 ^iiiiipetiiuiiffer. 
 --well, [?Oiar.J bcr ^iimpemcub, ^iiiii! 
 pciwepi. 
 
 Pump, V. u. piinipeii. 
 
 Pump, CO. 1. piiu;peM. 2. i a) (out) 
 l)frfliit'iiicfcii i®ti)i'imiit|ye) ; (out of) nil* 
 &iiieni (jerati^li^ctcii. b) (for) ©iiieii frngcii, 
 nuefrngcii, nii^forfdjeii (ilber). c) (Jiiieii 
 lUioljLUi'ii, Giuem leiii ®t'l)tiiiinip nblucfeii. 
 <0 hcroorlrrfeii (©cladjrer ic). 
 
 Pumper, primp lir. t. l. ber^Puni'. 
 per. 2. Me <piitupc , bat ^ninipiuerfjcug. 
 
 Pumpiou, puDip')un, (l;uU. pom- 
 pneii) iniD 
 
 Pumpkin, pump'km, s. 1. ber 
 rvfiiiMiJ iDie ^^jjJaiije u. iljre gnic^t). 2. 
 fir ili'ininu'I, iiiipcl. 
 
 PumpleilOSCj pumplnoze, t. 
 [23iir.j Die <Jjompdiiii&. [tirtig , lodjeriij. 
 
 Pumy, pu me. (Int.) adj. bimefleiii; 
 
 Pun, pun. (lu. pun?; t. tii6 2i3oi:tfpiel. 
 
 Pun, 0. n. nut ii'Drten ipieleii, 2Durt< 
 ipuif iiuid)ru, ivt^eln. - v. a. Diird) eiii 
 •JBiTtrptrl uucrrefeii. Addisom. 
 
 Pun, V. a. [Dertl.] jermnlmcii, jcr- 
 fioGeii. 
 
 Puucll, punsh . (at. pw^ic; fr. polii 
 ?oii> *. I. a; ber iMr'nii, tie '!)>triiiiie, --Uhie, 
 Dcr Ort. b) bn6 Sodjcifeii, ber Dcrti, X5ur(t)< 
 (V^lnfl, Sbiiiijeii. 2. (ii)pi'(jr.i bie iJSntnie, 
 fer ed)riif|lempel. 3. o ber ®tp^, ©d)lii(i. 
 
 Punch, dp. ponche; bail. pons. 
 pon>li) *. ber ^imrd). 
 
 Pu II ch - bo wl . bet ^unf(^iinpf. — - 
 ladle, ber ^tin|'d)IOtfe(. --strainer, 
 tilf ^Uilfdjllet). [cliiuello. 
 
 Puucll, *. ber $nn6iviiril ; f. Pun- 
 
 Puucli,«. l.baejjeDriiiigene, iinterfet^ir 
 $firD. 2. I ber 6ri3pi"ei, fpiirjel (tieiiic bicfc 
 iverl. 
 
 Punch, o ) adj. o tuxi, 
 
 Punchy, punshi, J Did, fett. 
 
 Punch, iW- pynciaw; Int. pungo; 
 V. a. 1. bmircii, eiiibcl;reii, flcd)eii, fd):ngeti, 
 einrd)ingcii (£i:id)er lo. 2. Ctdjer )led)en cb. 
 )d)l.igfii in (Sd)ul)e jc.). 3. o ftiuileii, (uiit 
 itivnf <iU'ge)ainipfteni) flrgeii , piiifeii. 
 
 Puncheuu, punsiiun, (fr. poin- 
 <;on) t. 1. llid)n.j a) Der ^Jjfrii'm, bie ^frici 
 me. b> Dcr Dorii. O ber ajiiiijeii. d) [©clb; 
 iirbeii.] Drr finileiiilniiipf. e) ber ©teiiipcl, 
 ■OJiunjflenipel. f) [ted)rifrgieO.] bic 'ipntrije, 
 Dcr ©ten. pel. g) OmniuTl.] «) Der Wicbel; 
 ipiefj, bie ©iebelipiije. /^) ber ^iiiii--, (ycn'i|l: 
 Oiiiini. 2. bie loiiiic, bai Snjj I'oii l20CiJiih 
 loiieii. 
 
 Punclier, pun'shur, t I. a) (Oilier, 
 ter Ciidjer ftidjt, fd)l,igt, eiitbrl)rt, eiiiiltd)r. 
 b) (finer, ber fniiftet, (loyt, piiffr. 2. ber 
 '^frieni ; Corn; 5?iin,icn. 
 
 Punchinell4», punshenlrio, t- 
 bev 5?>iiifn)iir)t. 
 
 Punchy, f. Punch 
 
 Punctate, pungkl^le. ^ 
 
 Punctated, piingk iaied,J 
 I. niir eineni ^iinfrc bejf!d)iiet; [OJepiii.] 
 an* ciiu'in eiiijcliieii ^iinfte bcflcljeiiD, in 
 cineii 'ipuiifr gi-jogcn. 2. [95ot.] biird)li)d)ert, 
 I'cd fieincr 2ijd)er, bepunffet. 
 
 Punctif«rm, pungk'teform, (Int.) 
 udj. ptlntt|i:^rlni|]. 
 
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 Punctilio, pungktil'yo, (it. punMg 
 lio) ». I. bie f(einiid)f (J)ennnigfeit, nn}U> 
 gri'ge ^iinftiif^feit, ©piijftiibigfeit, ubertrie« 
 bene G-mpfiiiblic^fCit cber 5fi"l)f'f- '^- ^** 
 ivieinigfeit. 3. ber jnrte 'spunft I'O. llmffiinb. 
 
 Punctilio of honor, Die }U gro^e 
 (JinpfliiDlidjfeit iin ^niifte ber Ql)Tt. To 
 keep to all punctilios, ^iUi niUjirfcln. 
 To stand upon -s, ei (^(\t }u gen«ii nel)nicii. 
 
 PuuCtiliOUS, puiigklil'vus, adj. 
 
 nii^eril piinftlic^, riu^eriT gennii (in SriunS), 
 ti flreiig ncf)tnenD (tnit G'tmn^), fi^lid) (in 
 58etreff einer ©nt^e) ; (bi^iueilen) liberrrieben 
 pilnftlic^, nn^ii pi'inftlic^, jn gennn, r6 nil: 
 iu gennu nel;nienD, iiberfein, fpit^ftnbig, 
 frtt(elig. 
 
 Punctiliously, pungktil'yt'isle, 
 adu. mit grower cber iibertrtcbenec $unf(< 
 lidjfeit, fflcnniiigfeit. 
 
 Punctiliousness, pungktil'yus- 
 
 ne.s. *. bie grc^e ob. nnjiigroge, iibcrtviebcne 
 ^unftlidjfeit , ©cnanigfeit. 
 
 PullCtiou, puiigkt'shiin, (Int.) «. 
 [(Fl)ir.) bai ^pimfren. 
 
 Puncto, pungk'to, s. I. ber tnrre 
 ^iinft, bns ^uiiftcfccn, bie llinAniiblirt)feii, 
 qSiiiiftlidjfcit. 2. [5ed)tf.j ber ©ti'g. .Shak. 
 
 Punctual, puiigk'tsJiual. (fr. punc- 
 tuel) adj. 1. t ill ciiiein ^iinfre brfldieiib, 
 luie ein ^uiift , fo gro^ ivie etn ^)5iintr. 
 Milton. 2. i a) punftlid) C^Jienrd), 3'i!)li"'(J 
 IC.). b) geiinn. 
 
 To be punctual in paving, ptlnftlicl) mit 
 ber 3il()'"l'fl eillljnlteil. To be - in paymg 
 debts, ©d)llI^en piinfti;^ bejntilen, in $e» 
 jn^liing urn ©d)iiiceii pi'iiifriid) rem. To be 
 — 10 appointments, to appuinied lionrs, 
 nm iiernbrcDeten Orte, jiir I'ernbretet.-ii 
 ©tiiiibe fid) iinmcr piiiiftiic^ eiufiiifcii. A 
 man - to his word, (Jiiier, bir fnciig I'lill 
 <a3i)ri hiilt. 
 
 Punctualist, pungk rsliuallsi, 4. 
 ®incr, Dcr in Siiibiidjning ber Jurinen, (Jf« 
 reniDiiien fclir pniifti:d) i|l. Mii.to.v. 
 
 Punctuality, pungkLsin'ial e e. t. 
 I. tic 'iJ5t"iiif[|id)feir; with -. piiiifrlid). 2. 
 Die 9<id)figfeit, ©prnd)ri(<)rigfeit (u. )ii}if 
 tern 10. 
 
 He is remarkable for the punctuality 
 of his atteudance. er jeie^net fid) buxd) fein 
 pniift(i(^eS (?inrrfffcn nn^. 
 
 Punctually, piingk'Ishualli, adv. 
 punftlid); gennn; ilreng (gercd)t u.). 
 
 To come punctually, piillftlid), nilf 
 Die ©tiinbe fiittinten. 
 
 Punctualnesa, pungk'Isliualues, 
 s. bie <pnnftlid)feit. 
 
 Punctuate, pungk'tshuAte. V. a. 
 1 . 1 (i)rnmm. I interpiinf tiren. 2.fiir p o i n t. f. b. 
 
 PunCtuati<»n, puiigkishlii slnin, 
 *. [OJrnmm.] bie Onffpunfrioii , ©d)rift> 
 jfid)eiire(3iing. (f pnnf riven, tilpfeln. 
 
 PunCtuIate, puiigk'tsliulaie. v.a. 
 
 Puncture, pmigktshiire. ». I. Det 
 ©tid) i-bai Biird)i1cri)cii ; bn# bnbiircf) lieri>er» 
 gcbrnd)te flcine Si'd)). 2. lCl)ir.J bie ^»i\ti 
 tiir, ber ©rid). 
 
 Puncture, v. a. (lcd)en; biircfulecften. 
 
 PuikI , [Ocrtl.] pound, pounds. 
 
 Pundit, pundit, (». pen'. p.<nd) i. 
 [Diltnb.) ter ^piintit, geleljrte ^rauiine; 
 bet im ©nnffrit , ben (Sefo^eti , 
 
Fate. far. f.'ll fat. Me. met. Tine. fin. N6,m6ve, n6r, i;ot, 6il. cloivl. Tube, Jiib. full. t//iii. Tllis. 729 
 
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 9?fliflii>n o». S3Bi(Teiif(J)oft Der aSrnininen 95e. 
 luiiiiffrte. 
 
 Pundle, puii'dl. «. t bit Xriitrd)fi. 
 
 Puii{^»r, puiiggar, f. I'Ttdturg.j 
 ^fr 'Wi'iifitfl; , SAiiiiiroljrrfrfb*. 
 
 Puiig^ency , I'uirjens^. (u. Int. 
 piingoi, (P u n'ge n < II ct ») «. I. f tie itr: 
 djeiiDe&iflfiifrfjflft, Ni* '&u<t)ti\tt, ^prirfrlntf. 
 2. i ba6 drlf^f iiCe , ©tlcibigcii&e. 3. ] Mi 
 £cf)orfe •^c6 G-iTi3« JC). 4. ± bfl« SBtigeiibt 
 ((tnf» ^}(ii$(ntrfi ic). 
 
 Jfuillfeilt , pun'jent, adj. I. T fit; 
 {^ciie, vn(f<lnt). 2. 1 burdjtringtnb , fd)iiii. 
 bdiO (£d)ui(r) tc). 3. f f4>>irr, bd^eiib 
 (©iiiirr ic). 4. t bfigfnb. 
 
 ■fung-er^ pua'jur, «. bie ©rtfpinitc, 
 btr iiifrt)<nfrfb«. 
 
 l*uniCf pii'iiik, (tat. puniciis) ndj. 
 I. viinnd). 2. t puiiifct), fnli't^, i'rrrotf>mi<t. 
 
 - faitli . tie piini!(t)f Iretit. 
 Punice, pii'iiis, I. t &'' 5EDrtitje. 
 Puiiiceous 1 puiiUli'iis, Hnt. pii- 
 
 ■leeus) adj. purpiirn , piirpiirfarbeii , piiri 
 
 jHirrrtI). (fjfit; (£^d)iv<id)li(f)f«it, 3'irtheit. 
 
 PlIIlilieiiM) pu iienes, «. bit fileill- 
 
 PuiiIHIi, pi'iil'iliiili, llilt. puniu) ». a. 
 
 I. fhrftfen, beilrnteii ; (with) (Imfen (mit ©<• 
 f.iiifliiig !t.); (for) (Trflfen (urn, luegen). 2. 
 (Ir.itrtt (judnigeii), nbilrnfeii. 3. btirdj Str.ir'c 
 Ob. lor ahiibcii, (Irrtffii (eiii iBerqeheiD. 
 
 To he pun it lied with death, nut Cebeii 
 (jftlriift luerben. To be pun ia lied wltli 
 6nr«. nn Olelt fleitrnff luerbeti. 
 
 PtinisUnbl<*, pun'nUliabl. adj. I. 
 flrflfunr, |lr(i|li(t), ilrofiuilrbig. 2. (for, wffleii) 
 (Iniiiiillifl (t). ^inonfn ii. {BergeheiD. 
 
 Puninliableness, pOn'nitiiat>i- 
 net. «. bie ©rrnfbftrfeit , ©triifttilUflfeit, 
 ©triifii'iirbiflfeit. 
 
 PuitlMlier, pun'nSihur, «. btr Strn. 
 fenbe, €trofer, SJeftrnfer. 
 
 PuniMllinent) pun'nitlinient, « 
 
 1. bit €triM'f, »r|lro«ing. 2. bie ©trofi 
 (bo« niif bie Uebertretiiiig fine* ®eff^e« k 
 erfDi.ietite llcbel). 
 
 Punitioii,puni>h'un,«. tbiCStrnfr. 
 Punitive, pii'netiv, adj. (Imfeiib. 
 
 — I«w. ^n? Strnfgtfrtj. 
 Punitory f pu'neturi. adj. ftrnfriif. 
 Punk, puDgk, I. bie SOfe^e, ^iiro. 
 l"unning', pun'ning. «. bie 2Uprt< 
 
 fvvelcrei. [ ipi'lfr, SDiolinfl 
 
 Punster, pun'»tur, #. ber SKort- 
 Punt , punt, (fr. pointer) ». n. (J^il- 
 
 rnoiVifl K-1 niif bie Rarte fe^en, flegeii ben 
 
 SJrtiifier fuielen, pointiren. 
 
 Puntf (angrlf. punt; M. pons) t. 
 
 IW?.ir.l tic €d)(iiire (9lrt {Jnljrjciig). 
 Punter, punt'ur, «. [^araoiV- iM 
 
 ber (Sifiifiiivielfr. 
 
 Puny, pu'ni, (P. fr. pnlmrf) adj. I.f 
 
 itiiiii, jiliiner. 2. a) ftein iinb fd)i»iict), fletii. 
 
 f(t)iwnd)lirf), jnrt; neti. b) jAmmerlirf), geriiig, 
 
 fttHftftt, iiiiC'fbeiitenb; f. niid) Puline. 
 Puny, #. I. t t« jiingere 95ruber. 
 
 2. bfl« fleinc (Sjeidjppf. 3. ber 9?eulinfl , juiigr 
 UMerfrtl)rfne Wfn|(l>. 
 
 Pup, pip, (0. I«t. pupa; eiigf. babe; 
 re. pnb) B. n. werfen (o. etnet ^uiibiim). 
 
 Pup, «. f. Puppy- 
 
 Pupn, pupa, (Int. SB.) «. [Wnturg. 
 bie ^uppe, Cnrue. 
 
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 Pupil, pu'pil. (Int. pupilla) t. ber 
 
 ©riTii, Sliiiieiiihrii, 'ilii.japfel, bie ^iipide. 
 
 Pupil, (Int. pupiilus) «. I. ber, Mr 
 WiiiiDel, faa 'ISjlfiifiub, bie SJnife, [9fe(t)rj. 
 Tpr.] ber ^JJiipid, bie ^iipifte. 2. ber 3wiJ- 
 liiiij; bie €(1)UlrnMii. 
 
 Pupilag-e, pii'piiaje, «. I. bie 3o>V 
 iiiig6i.il)r<', ber ȣiniiCi fines iSd)Uier^, enter 
 S<t)i"ileriiiii. 2. tbie 'Jliiffiilit (fiber <S<t>iiIer). 
 3. Me Uiuiiiiiibigfeit, 'OX'iiu'rtfnt. 
 
 Pupilnrity, piipilar'iii , «. bie 
 ■)Jiiiibfrjal)rigfrir. 
 
 Pupilitry, pu'piiar^, adi. tintnSoQi 
 liii.i ober 0)(iiiibel betrrjfeiib. 
 
 Pupit, [Oi-rti.] pulpit. 
 
 PupivurouM, piipiv'«&rus , adj. 
 Snrueii, >piippcii fn-iKiib. 
 
 Puppet, piip II, (fr. poupe'e) t. I. 
 n) bie (Drol)to ^iippe, Wnricnette. bi bie 
 $iippe, Dorfe. 2. 1 1 •>'« ^ut'»f J ttt 2Bi(l)t, 
 (Setf. 3. (Drc(f)*l.] bie j>ol)iborfe. 
 
 If I could lee llie p u ppt tt dallying . 
 ivenii i(f) bie fleiiieii 33ilber iiit 91iignpfi'i 
 rf^en feiiiite. b. I), tvriiii id) it)C iiiiher iv>ire. 
 
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 Puppet- man, --matter, — -player, 
 ber ^iippeiti, 'JfKarioiietteinVicler. --»liow. 
 bn* ^iippcns, 'OKnrioiietteiiiVi'l. 
 
 Puppetry, pup pitie. i.bieS'erfr'i 
 
 Puppy, piip'pi, *. I. ii\6 3»"<lf 
 (einer iptiimiiiii). 2. t f a) ber finjfe, 3i«r- 
 beiigel, ffltef, ©elbfdjnnbel, j^nreiifii^. b> ber 
 grpt>e ©engel. [nibern, nnrrn'rt), biimm. 
 
 Puppy ■ beaded, I. hunb6fi>png. 2. i 
 
 Puppy, v.n. iverfeii (v.^inibiniieii). 
 
 Piippyiwni, pup'peuiu, «. 1. bic 
 nii^erile OJeniemljeit. 2. bie (JJerferei, 3i«e> 
 rei, '•Mlbcriiljeit. (iien, fpiuiieii d'. Itn^eiii- 
 
 Pur, pur, v.n. piirrcii, K^iiiirreii, jiuir* 
 
 Pur! purrt! [ icigcii Ob. ntib<iuen. 
 
 Pur, V. «. f(tniirreii, f(()iiiirreiib a\\. 
 
 Pur, s. I. bn£ @(t)iiiirreM, @)ef(^iiiirre, 
 Siviriieii (ber Snl)»">- 2. t U6 <*efnurre. 
 
 Purnnn, puiana. <. eiit f^eiiige^ 
 (SeMc^t ober Siicf) bei ben ^iiibii«. 
 
 PurttulC, puraii'ik, adj. )li brii 
 Ijeiligeii «ebi(l)ten ber <5)iiibii« gdjijrig. 
 
 Purbecii- stone, pur'bck-stine. 
 t. [(5)eolog.| ber <piirbe(f|lciii. 
 
 Purblind, purblind, (II. pore iinb 
 blind) adj. riirjfi(l)tig, bl&bMd)rig. 
 
 PurblinUaeSS, piir'blindaea, « 
 bie j?iir}|l(<)tiaffit' »lobfid)tigfeir.^ ^ 
 
 Purchasable, pur'IsbataUl, adj. 
 fniiflicf). fniifbar, crOniibelr luerbrii f5iiiifH0 
 
 Purcl»a«e, pur'isba*. (fr. pour 
 chatter) v. a. I. (urfpriingi. •Bebeiituiici unf 
 3?f(f)teipr.) eriverbrii ( (yogfiirnij o. erbeiu 
 Bi.ACKtTONB. 2. fniifeii, erfniifi'ii, riiifniifeii , 
 [$anbel] eiiilegen (<a5narcn); erljniibelii, eiii= 
 Ijnnbclii; (in *Miifticmen) ertlffjeii. 3. i er: 
 fniifeii. 4. [9?e(()tffpr.) niifiiuirfeii (eiiieii 
 SBrit K.]. 5. [OKnr.j niifiwiiibeii. 
 3. A world who would not pure hate 
 with a bruite? Milton. 
 
 To pure hate from .., (^inent nbfniifeii. 
 To -on tpeculation, niif ©prftilniioii fnih 
 fen, ntiffnufen. To - out, i. ©iiien nii^fnii.- 
 fen. 2. i fii^iien, fuljiirii, nu«f&(;nen, erfe^eit, 
 luieber gut tnnd)en. 
 
 Pure hating linndsplket of the wind- 
 last, l^iRat.] bit @pafeii bc« S6ratfpi(l«. 
 
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 Purchase, ». n. [<J)?nr.I The 
 capstern purclianes apace, bie(3)nngrpi(le 
 Iirt)rft Pen >]lnfer enunS. 
 
 Purchase, ». i. [9?fd)t«fpr.] a) 
 tai Griuerben eiiie:J &igentt)iiin^ niif jebe 
 niibere >!lrt nl« biird) (?rt'r(f),ift. b) f{\i <Uii6» 
 ivirfen, bie »2lii^n)irfiing (einee ^rir«). 2. 
 bn« ©riuerbiiig. 3. ber iJniif, G'iiifniif, 9lin 
 fnuf (bn« ^niifeit). 4. ber ^niif (bn6 ffle« 
 fniifre), ber ^nnbd. 5. » ber 9?niib, ©rt 
 luerb; (niid) nli I>ie6«nii#brii(f ) bnfi gefloljt 
 lene (Miit. Chaucer. 6. [OJf<>(f)iin.] ber &<\nq 
 (finer ■0)Jnfd)iiie>. 7. a> CTOnr.) ^ni Xnfel, 
 Spifl, bie ©pille. b) (liberl).) eine 95prri(f)» 
 tung, tim eine ©ciuegnng fjeri'Brjiibriiigeit. 
 
 By purchaie, Mini) Jvntif, fmjflicf). - 
 on tpeculation, ber i^oiif niif ©pefiilntipit, 
 ')liiffnnf. A twenty year* -, (bei ^nilfeil) 
 111 5 <J3rp}ent, 5%. 
 
 Pnrchate book, [!f>nnbel] bn« ©iin 
 fniitfbtlrf). -money. tM ^nilfgelb ; to 
 tell for the -, }iim ^mfniif^preife perfnut 
 fell, -price, ber Cfnifniiffi'rfie. 
 
 Purchaser, pur'tthanur, «. i. bet 
 ^.uifcr, bie llniiferinn; [.^nnbel] ber >}l&» 
 iiel)mer, Kiiiibe. 2. (9{ert)t?iVr.) (.ftii(() Pur. 
 c h a t o r geirt^riebeii) ber ermerfter. [fiiibeii. 
 
 To meet with purchasers, ffAiifef 
 
 Pure, piire, (Int. purut) adj. I. f 
 rein, fntiber, Inuter. 1. t a) rein; (from) 
 rein, frei (I'on). b) rein, tttifd), jfitttig, iim 
 befletft; unfd)nlbig. c) rein (frei u. ©(^ulb). 
 d) (iineigenniltjig) rein Oeroeggriinb it.). 
 3. T (ni(^t uenuii'djt; rein (I'uft), rein, Inin 
 ter (2Cein, TOetiifle ic), fein (u. (S)olb iinft 
 Silber); gnt (Srcb). 4. i a) rein (®prn(f)e); 
 rein, ri(t)tig (©djreibnrt). b) iniifer (u. 3rr» 
 tijilmern frei). o iinbebingt (©d)enfinig). 5. 
 (jub. 9?el.] rein (in jeremoniedrr i>iiifi(t)t). 
 6. i a) rein, gnnj, ol>(Iig; (oft^) biog, ni(i)t4 
 nl«, eitel. bi ^o fniiber. c) grog, uortnfflict). 
 d) (nud) ali adv.) gnn), i"i6ernii«, feljr. 
 
 He is a pu re youth, otr iff eiii f.iiiberet 
 35ngcl. To lead a - life, I. ein reined Cebei* 
 tfiljren. 2. j ein fnubere* (loffere«) Cebeii 
 fiiijren. - mathemaiics , bie reine '5fJ?ntl)e« 
 nintif Ob. (Sr&^enleljre. From - compaxtion, 
 or - good nature, aui reiiiem, blcigeni '•)}?it» 
 (eib, aui reinercyiituiiirljigfeit, Wiitljerjigfcit. 
 Pure villenage, (getibnir.) bie geringtlt 
 >)lrt iHMi ?lfterlf()cn gegcn iiiibt|limmtf , ge« 
 ringe «Prn|tntiiMien. 
 
 Pure, B. o. t reinigen. 
 
 Purely, piire'ie , ado. 1. ^ rein. 3. 
 
 t a) iinilrnpirf). b) rein, rid)tig, forreft. c) 
 
 rein, blog. d) oijflig, gnnjlicl), nttein. e) fe^e 
 
 luofjl, ui^rtrefflid). 
 
 2. c)Tlie meeting was purely accidental; 
 
 Wrbstcb. 
 
 To live purely, ein reine* unbejlecftee 
 2tbt\i fui)rfn. 
 
 Pureucss, pure'net, #. I.bie9?einf, 
 3{etnl)eit (ciner gliifilgfeit, eine« »B?etn(l«, 
 ber CiifttC), (t9{einigreit), eniiterfeit. 2. i 
 
 a) bic9{einl)eit, Unilrnflid)feit (be«etben«2c.). 
 
 b) bie ltnf(j)iilb, Jteiifdjfieit; din»i)tit (bet 
 gicbe). c) bie 5?einl)eit, Cniiterfeit (bn6 nid)» 
 !Serniifd)tffin, bie &iiifnd)hfir). d) bie 9{eiii» 
 l)eit , fiorreftf)eit (ber ©d)rei6nrt). e ) bic 
 5Bortrefpirt)foit. 
 
 Purenett of living , ber reine, nil* 
 I'c^ulbige, iiiiflrn|(i(^e Sebeu^ivniibel. 
 
730 Fate, f*r, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. Ni, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6ud. Tdbe, tiib, ffill. thin, TUi*. 
 
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 Purfile, pur'fil, s. * (nilrf) Bobin- 
 work) ciiic 9lrt aSifii^ niif grniiciirocfeii, 
 niiS eiiu'in OJclDgemet'e (jeilcljciiD. 
 
 Purfle, pur'fl, «. a. * mit SJefn^en, 
 grtlbrlii, etirffreien I'evjieren, (Itrfeii, Durd)- 
 wirfin. 
 
 Purfle, V. n. 6iifd)mirft feiit. 
 
 Purfle, ^ *. I. tn« ©ticf. 
 
 Purilov, purflii. 5 iwerf. Me ©ri; 
 rfetei, fciT qe\1\dte 9Ciiiie, Me mit ©tirfori'i 
 uerjirtte ^nnte. 2. li>l•vl^.] bie 9{nuBinT)ie: 
 ltiiii<(. [^l^» 3U>fi'il)rtiii(]5niittfl. 
 
 Purg^ameiit, pui'gaiiieiit, (tat.) t. 
 
 Purg'atiOU, pilrgasliun, (Int.) «. 
 I.. Mt: SfeiiiKjiiiia ; l(Jl)cni., 'ipl)nrni,] 6ie D\ei= 
 nigiiiig; (^^JifD.J bie aibfuljniiig. 2. i a) bii' 
 3{pd)rfertigiiiiiJ, ^ieiiiigiiii^. b) [3?cc^i6|Vv.] 
 Me i){eiiii!)iina. 
 
 Purg^ative, pur'gat'v, adj. rcilii; 
 (jenb; [■0)ie&.] obfiilirciiD. 
 
 Piirg-utive, *• [^TJiei.] 1. tofi 916= 
 fiil;niii()6mittel, bie ^^iirgaii}. 2. t bte '2lb: 
 fiil)riiiig. , * , ., 
 
 Purg-aforial, purgato'ieal. } 
 
 Purj^atorian, piirgaio'rean,^ 
 bai Stflffiifi" bernffniB.^ 
 
 Purg-atory, pur'gature, adj. rei; 
 nigenb. - *• Ivbm. fntl). DJcI.] bai %uy 
 feiier. 
 
 Purg"© » purdje, ((lit. piirgo) v. a. I. 
 ? rcinigcM, fiiiibt-rn; (of) rijiiifleii (uoii). 2. 
 1 a) uDii 5ei}(erii rciiiineii ; (of) reinigen (won 
 tiuct ©d)iilb te,'. i>) 'o - o'le's self, 
 fid) red)tfcrtineii j (of) (id) retiiiflen (uoii 
 tiiiem 95erf)rcd)eii if.) 2. {>))feb.] C-iiieii nb. 
 fiUjteit, piirgireu (G-ineni <i6,jiifi"if)reii gebeii). 
 3. laiiteni, naffnreit (fine Jliifilgfeit). 
 
 To purge away, to — off, 1. me(\' 
 l>u$e». 2. i (away) m'Q', ()tniuegtlHin, lueg-, 
 t)iiimegiie()iiicn. To -out, nufirotteu, 11 au6' 
 fegen. 
 
 Purgre, V. n. I. biird) Cniiterung rein, 
 fmr iverbeii (u. gliirilgfcitrio. 2. [-TOeb.) a) 
 piirgirei!. b) beii Diadjfnfl, i<^^ 9l6ii)cid)iii 
 ^nt>en. (mittei, bie <l.Mivganj. 
 
 Pur^e, *. [SOieD.J bai 31t'iiil)riiiigi: 
 
 Purg-er^ pi'u'jiir. *. I. ber 3?einigcr. 
 2. bie ^^iirgnii}, bii& 316rtil)riiiig^niltrt'I. 
 
 Purgriug-, pur'jiiig, I 1. [gjicb.] 
 bng aibmeid)eii , ber J)iird)fa[I. 2. pi. bit 
 Qlbfuljrimg^iiiitref. 
 
 Purging-bind-weed, [35of.] bit 
 ^iirginuinbe, M6 'ipiirgirfriuit. --flax. 
 [SBot.] ber ^iirgirfiiid)^. --grain, bie 
 <|5urgirfijrm'r. --nut, bie <J5iirginiiig. -• 
 thorn, bie ©djeigt'eere, ©rt)rigl)eer|lnube. 
 
 Purificatiun, puieteki'sliun, t. 
 I. bie ajeiiiiguiig. 2. i drom) bie OJeiiiiguiig 
 (von). 3. l9Jcl.) bie 9?cintgi;ng. 
 
 Puriiicative, puilt'tekativ. ) 
 
 Plirilicatory, piirlf Ickature, \ 
 mdj. rciitifienb. liiin!)le) bii* iti'ld)fiid). 
 
 Purificatory, *. (beim h. 'ilttnb. 
 
 Purifier, pu'ieiiur, «. ber 3{eiiiiger, 
 
 Cmiterev ; iai 3feiiiigi;ngi'> , Sniiteriingf -• 
 
 mittil. [ndj. (■•Web.) citernrtig. 
 
 Puriforin, pil icfomi, (u. i,it. pusj 
 
 Purify, pii leti. iiiu.) v. a. I. ; rei: 
 nigcn, rem niud)eii. 2. l (from) rcinigrn 
 (0011). 3. 1 ji'ib. dM.] reitiigen (in jeri'iiio: 
 liieller ij)infid)t>. 4. flareii, Iiiiiterii, l)e(J mo. 
 c5)eii(t>lii|T;iifeireii). 5. livpi'dr-j flbfit>rtu'iieii. 
 
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 Purify, V. n. rein, tUit wuben (Bon 
 Jyliirugfeireii :c.). [nigiing. 
 
 Puriryiiig-, pu'refllng, *. bie 9{ei; 
 
 Puriiii, pu'rim, a. [ji'ib. 5tal.] bni 
 ^iirim. 
 
 Purism, pu rum. (fr. ptiri.inie)«. ber 
 ^piirii-m, Sprad)reinigiiiigc-ci|i-r, bie i2prnd)» 
 reininiiiig^riid)t. [veinigiT 
 
 Piiri.st, pii'iist. i rer $iirifl, ©prod) 
 
 Puritan, pu'ictau, j. [d)ri|ll ©efte) 
 ber 'ipuritaiicr. - adj. jn ten 'iJSuritanern 
 gcl)[n-ig. 
 
 Puritanic, puician'iiik, ^ 
 
 Plirit>ik.i>scal, pi'tietaii'iickal. ^ 
 adj. puritiinil'il). - udv, Pii ri tan ' i tally. 
 puriraiiird), nod) iUrt ber ■^Jiiriiiiiier. 
 
 Puritanism, pi'i le anitm, J. bie 
 Sclu'e ber -'l.Miriroiier, ber -J-Miritaiiism. 
 
 Puritaiiixe, pii'icaniie, v. n. bie 
 2el)re ber 'ijjiirifiiner i>i>rtrngen. 
 
 Purity, pii le.e. (lot. purita.s) *. 
 1. f a) bie dieint. ?uiii!)eit, (t 3feiMig.''cit), 
 Saiiterteit (eiiief ?Oielii(U. enter gliliTigfeit). 
 b) bie 9{einl;cir (eino^ itleibe» :c.). 2. i a) 
 bie 9{ciiil)cit (ber €efle, eiiie* 5iciuiggrnn: 
 bei K.). bi bie jteii|"d)lieit , llnrd)iilb. c) Mr 
 »}liifnd)tigfiit. di tie 9uMiii)iif {itiuTeftljeit). 
 
 Purl, puri, (V. purfle?) *. 1. a) tie 
 froiife iiorte, ber getlicfte 9{(inb, bie bnu; 
 idjcube iinb geflxfte ©nuoijimg. b) bieiioii 
 tille , brr fd)rnnbenu'riiiige £iil)n. i. bir 
 9{ing (SreiS ant ber Oberflni1)e be6 Sioegten 
 '33nfTfr^). 3. ]wet (yiinge ob. ioureii im 
 Strirfen. 
 
 Piirl-antlet, --lace, bilij Sflrff^en. 
 
 Purl, V. a. mil einer bon("d)enbei! ob. 
 geflirftcn G-infofJiing uerfeljen , umilicfen , 
 finnS iier&riinien. 
 
 Purl, *. tni ^ermntl)bier. -royal. 
 Ccr SBi'rmntljiucin, i2pnnirii)t>irtcr. 
 
 Purl, (fd)\\). poria; piu'len) V. n. I. 
 I'onfr rnnfrf)en, mnrnuin, riefeln. 2. fid) ivel; 
 (enformig erijeben ob. errd)i'iiii'n. 
 
 To purl along, tiil;inmiirnieln (t>i>n 
 ■Bodieii). 
 
 Purl, t. bai 0)enuirnie(, ^urtueln 
 (eines 23od)c5); ber ©prnbel, 3{inge(. 
 
 Purlieu, pur'lu. {fv. p-ir II. lieu) ». 
 I. bie 53ro(h)nif, 'i)rol;iie , ter 55riirf niii 
 i){onbe eine^ g-oriles, biu' 2>Ln'l)Pl(. 2. ± ba 
 llmfiing, Sjcjirf, bii5 OJebier, Jfci'icr. 3. bit 
 Utngebimg <eineg ©d)Ui7e^ sc). 4. i bif 
 llnigebiuig. 5. pi botS Qogbrti'iir. 
 
 To fall witliin tlie pur lieu. s of .., in 
 ■?5erril)rnng fleljcn mit ... Mistaking the -.t 
 ot ilie law, I'erfeniicnb, luie lueit bn& &tici) 
 reid)e. 
 
 P u r 1 i e u - ni a n . G'iiier, ber etiuct^ Siinb 
 mif ber 0"gbgerid)figfiMt in einer iirol}mi' 
 lu'filjt. [iniger, dnert'olfcn, llntering. 
 
 Purlin, piirliii. s. [<!lrd)it.J ber 
 
 Purling-, purl'iiig. 4. ba6 9{onrd)cn, 
 Wiirniein, {ijiinurnnl. 
 
 Purlwiu, purloin', (fr. ponr niib 
 loin; V. a. 1. eiitiuiittiii , itcl;ieii, iinierrd)liV 
 gen, naiiuVn. 2. t fid) (Urigm-ii. 
 
 Piirloiner, piiiloin'ur, *. bei'Xiiei'. 
 
 Purluillin^', piirliiin ing , «. tic 
 
 G•nnlu•ll^nngJ ter (»)itnnfens) Sfiinb. 
 
 Piiriiell, piir'ncl, *. i^ot-] b(\^ 
 ■£iibrt=. (i3oiiti)i)i'ii. 
 
 Purparty, pi'u pane, (fr. pour ii. 
 
 PUR 
 
 partie) t. [9?e(^t*fpr.] itt ( jugefnUcne) 
 ilieil, Slntlicil. 
 
 Purple, pur'pl, (gr. porphyria) t. 
 
 1. ber i)5nrpnr, bie -Jjiirpiirforbe; [iperlb.] 
 bie 5ieird)forbe. 2. (toij piirpiirii'f @)emonb; 
 11. ± ber fiiri'Hid)e ©tnnb to ber 'ipurpur. 3. 
 (DOS itiirbinrtUit) ber ^nrpiir. 4. pi. a ) 
 C-sing.) buo^Udi, ®d)iirlod)ficbcr. b) -f bet 
 Jriefcl. c) bai S;iobtu=, itnabenfraiit. 5. - 
 Ob. --fish, tie ^nrpnrfd)ne(fc. 
 
 To be born in purple, iin $nrpur qu 
 boren fein. 
 
 Purple, adj. l.pnrpnrn, pnrpiir> 
 farben, pnrpnrfarbig, pnrpurrotl), 'JSnipur... 
 
 2. ? roil), bmtrotl). Drvdew. 
 Purple -apple, bcr ^urptirnpfel. — 
 
 cherry, ber i>irginif(f)e ^jliinnu'iibonnt. — - 
 duckweed, bflS rotljc ©onbfrrtiir. -- 
 emperor, [©iiti'tn.] ber ©d)iUcruogel. 
 --fever, bai ©d)rtrln1)fieber. --fish, 
 bie $iirpurfd)nerfe. --flower, bie $t;in 
 jlntlje. --grass, --wort, ber n)il)c 4Uie» 
 fenflee. — -Jacob ea, bie fd)Lnie 3nfi)b6» 
 blumf. —royal, (jtitfepnrpnrii. --siiades, 
 f. —-emperor. — - v e I v e t - f 1 o w e r, 
 [■Sot.] bai tniifenbfd)Dn(d)en). -whelk, 
 (Olrt ©d)nr(fc) b<\6 ©teirtdjen. --willow, 
 bie riHlie "i^onbweibc, pnrpurrotlje QEcibe. 
 
 Purple, V. a. purpurn, purptirrot|) 
 farben. 
 
 Purplisli, pur'pllsh. adj. purpin 
 rifd), pnvpnrid)f, ine ^iirpnrne fadenb. 
 
 Purport, pur'port, (nitfr. ££>.) s. 
 I. ber ©ma, 23erflanb, bie Sebeutiing irineS 
 2Borte6 u. ). 2. ber ©egenilnnb , Onljol* 
 (einer ©d)rift). 
 
 Purport, ti. a. itim On'^'-iX' ))abtn, 
 entljolten, fagen, befogen, bebeuteii 
 
 Purporting, bei ^nhnixi. 
 
 Purpose, pur'pus, (fr. propos; 
 lot. piopono) t. 1. bie ']lbfiii)t, ber iBoifo^, 
 tiiS aSorljnben. 2. tie 9JbfidK, bai Q:nbt, btt 
 3iue(f, G-nbjmetf. 3. itt ©rfplg. 4. ter 3»' 
 holt. 5. t bai SSeifpiel. 6. t bie f)iebe, ba6 
 ®efprad). Spensbr. 
 
 On purpose to .., in btr 'libfti-^t )u 
 ic, iim jn ... On -, of-, v)prfei)li(p , obs 
 t'id)tlid), gi'flifTcntlid), mit g-leiB. Of, cb on 
 >.et -, red)f mit gleip. For that -, ju beni 
 (i-nbc, in b(t aK-ftdjt. We labor for the - 
 of subsistence; we build houses for the — 
 of shelter, luir orbfitcii iim iinfern Unier» 
 l)olt; luir &nuen ^diifer, uni ein Dbbot^ ^ii 
 l)aben. The fir was likewise used for this 
 -, bie ionne biente ju gl(id)ein Siuerfe. To 
 all intents and pur^joses, ill jeber ^Clicfi 
 fid)t, S?h\\i(t)t, !8eiiel)nng, in jebeni 33etrrtd)r. 
 To put any one beside his — , QiiiitW irre 
 modjen, anrt beiii .Ronjepte bringen. To the 
 -, jnr ©od)e bienlid), riid)bicnlid) , jiuecf* 
 Menlid). What can be said more to the -, 
 n)0$ liifjt fid) ©od)bicnlid)erei5 fagen? To 
 serve any one to very little -, ^ilieill 
 luenig nntjen. To succeed to -, feiiien G'nt* : 
 iivecf errrid)en. Tliat i» noihing to the -, 
 iai gfl)i)rf nid)t jnr €:ad)e. To no -, per* 
 gelJlid), uergebenS, nmionil, unni'iij. To what 
 -, jn iueld)em G-iibe? It will be to no — for 
 liim to come , fein ilpmmcn ivirb il)m jii 
 'Tiiditi' firnen, luirb il)n 3rid>tt nn^eii, luirb 
 iiucrfio* fein. He thought it would be to 
 good - , er b\Mi)tc feiiien SSiTti)eii bab<i ^li 
 
i'ate, far, fall. fai. MA, met. Fine. ffn. N6, move. n6r, ^ot, 6il. rldi'id. Ti'iltf, tnli. (ill. lAin, THi.s, 73 f 
 
 PLR 
 
 (tllCrit. It wilt be to ai much purpose, t6 
 n)ir6 fiiitrlei , iill emf friii. To upeak much 
 to ilie same -, iiti(ief'il)f tiaiTelbir fnfleti. Wha 
 good -will this aiLswer, W<\i tviri) iiti 
 
 Otttti nii5ri(t)reii? As for the -, + luie jiiiii 
 ft^rn'pift. To be all for cr oss-pu rposes, 
 Dinii fflfiiTf fei <IGiPcripriid)« briVfieii feiii. 
 
 Purpose « V. a. be<\bf\(i)(iqtn , (6ei 
 fi(f)i bf|'d)lir§tii. I am purposed, f id) 
 bill tiitfcf)lr(Teii, (jefuiiiKii, id) t)abt niir vot: 
 flrnnmiMfti. 
 
 PurpoRef v. n. 1. >rr(f)(D(|tii t^attn, 
 ini Siiiiu hobfii, yerfjiibfii , fid) i<oriief)iiifH, 
 5S3ifIfii< I'eiii , fid) I'orietjen. 2. * fid) bf< 
 fvred>fii. litblid). 
 
 I*urp<».<»ele«», pur'prisles.my. i«er« 
 
 PlirpOMdy^ pur'pu.tle, adv. Ab> 
 fi(t)t(id>, iu'rfid)tli(t), mit glrig. 
 
 Purpr«-8ture, pur'pre«t»hillre, (l>. 
 ff. pour II. preudre) m. [9ltd)ti\pr.] ber 
 (J-inflriff in frciii!>«ii (S)riiiib u. SJobtn. 
 
 Purpris<*) pur'pilze, (fr. pourprUl 
 «. I. btr Srjirf , fiii(icrrt)li'fTfnr ^In? o^rr 
 Crr; brr G-iMidjIiig, bit !8cfrie6itjuiifl. 2. brr 
 fliinje llmfiiitg tinti OJuti;*. (^iirpiir. 
 
 Purpure, pur'pi'ire. «. (^erib.l brr 
 
 Purr, piir ,'t. n. rd)ntirrcii (ivit Sa> 
 ^fiii; C Pur. (pf«(>r. 
 
 Purr, s. bit fBecUvdtt, brr ©trniib' 
 
 Purre» «• bcr ^Ivfelmoi'l uon btr 
 Irottf, dii\d)id)\\e, 9tn(f)brH(f. 
 
 Purrock, purrok, «. ba» ((tine 
 © l)rt(l< i I'- P " d d o ck. 
 
 Purse, purse, (fr. bourse) «. 1. bic 
 ©one, ber cWtibO 95ftitel. 2. 1 a) brr 5)rii. 
 trl, ^eibbi-iitd. b> bit i<£t<\at60 <Sd)<it^t>\ni. 
 itirr, brr (©tnnteo ©(f).i$. 3. (^rttr.) bit 
 nie^^reit nii^gtiVQtr Welbriiinine. 4. (Xfirrri) 
 tit VtuM (tine ©uniinc von 50 ^fiiiib 
 Ctrrliiifl). 
 2. b) To exhaust ■ nation's purse, er 
 • he pul)lic — . WEiwTtR. 
 
 To bear the purse, bril &)tlM<tut(l 
 fl'lhrtll. Long-, heavy -, bif Iilliflf, fdjiutrr 
 ©ori'e. I am a great deal of money out of 
 — , id) t)abe ted)t uiti ©tlb iiii*(ir(irbfii. 
 
 Purse-bearer, btr ©t(ftlill(l|lfr. -- 
 «utt*r, btr 9}tuttli'd)iitibtr. — net, bn* 
 V3ruttlii(^, •Stuttlgnni. --pride, brr'Seii> 
 ttl., ®tlb|li>lj. --proud, btiitcli, (jfib|lii(j. 
 -shaped, [®of.J l)Obfiiril(ffi>rillifl. -• 
 siring, bie 9tiittliVt)iiiir. 
 
 Purse, V. a. 1. in bit SSorft , in ben 
 l^euttl tl)iin Ob. iltrfen, tiiibtiittln; (up) in 
 bfii !8tUft:l i^crffii, einilrtfi-ii. 2. Ouit fincu 
 ^riitrli iiiriiiiiiiii'ii)icl)eii (bit ®tirii). Siiak. 
 
 Purse, V. It. t btn ScuCtl|'d)iitibtr 
 
 Purser, pur'sur, (fr. boursier) j. 
 
 [OJfiir.J btr $n'i>iiinfnifii1cr, ©nrttli, 3iil;l'- 
 Jiiriflt-r; [i^i'flfiiicii) bcr ^aifirtr, Qiiiiilnr. 
 
 PurMilieSS,(>ur'i.eiiek,r.P u k s i ■■ e a a. 
 PurslHill, pur«'liii, (It. purcellHuu) 
 «. (^jot.l Per ^I'rriiinr, bnS SJiirjcifrr.nr. 
 
 Pursia ill. tree, [%0t.] bit &tilllbrn< 
 nitltt. 
 
 Pursuuble, purt-uabl, ndj. vtr> 
 fplflt, turti^crc^t lorrbeii foniiriiS, otriVlfliul). 
 
 PurSUHUCe, pursu'ause, «. bit 
 JBcrfoffliiTifl, gorfi'rtjiiiiG. 
 
 In pursuance of.., ill I'b. ill t^clot . . . 
 (cilite S&tftl)le K.) , Ciiit'iii f&tftljle tc; )U 
 
 PUR 
 
 (^i>(ne, gtma0. In - of which, jtt 9»ItK 
 StiTfii, btm )ii 5olge. 
 
 PursUHnt, pursuant, luij. (to) 
 (finer ^i\A}e) geiiiiig , jii jyul.ii! ... (tiner 
 Sncbe), . . . (eiiier <Bad)t) }ii iyoliie, geimiB. 
 
 Pursue, piirsil', lir. pour»uivre; 
 Inr. per.sequor, prosequor) e. a. ( pfC tint 
 after) j utrfolgtn. 1. a) fortre^eii, lutircr 
 t'trfolgtii. b) i>erfo(gen (tint *3Ib|'id)t), (tintr 
 Sii(()e) nad)qtl)tn, ivDriiiiii) ilreoeii , riner 
 Q<\d)t niid)(lrrbfn ; fid) betuirbiii , oiiljnlten 
 Uin . . , (tiifiKttn tun . . ; }ti rrl;ii(itii vb. iU 
 errtitfttii fii(t>«n. c) nutfrihreii (tine •OJJa» 
 ttrit). d) fprtfe^eii, (in ber 9{tbt jo I'ortf 
 fnl)rtn. e) ^inein ioU\en (iiiit bem cyciilen 
 f) n>id)l)nti{]en (tiner ©iirfje). g) (Sriuofi trei» 
 ben, bftreibtii. h) folfleii, iiiidjiiljMien ; j. 25. 
 The fame of ancient uiairons you -. btr 
 iJfiif ber nirtii -JKiitriMieii i|l eud) em SSor^ 
 bifO. Dryocn. 2. (feiiiblid)) I'triouien, (^-ineni 
 nn(f)iiiatii , ttiidji't^tn. 3. (iii£ SSerbtrbtn jii 
 flur)tii I'lifteio Ktrfoljjen. 
 
 To pursue a course. | ll. f tiiltll 2Dr<) 
 eiiir(t)l>i<ini , i>erfDlijtn. To — a souilieilt 
 course to (he ocean, fiiflid) belli ^2i3i'liinteri' 
 illllromtn (U. glulTtn). To - new expedient% 
 and untried .ourses, auI lieut ^lUrftlllfte' 
 inittti unb unutrriict^rt iiiecit lollen, i<i, 
 frtlltn. To — a remedy at law, f)eru1)Ilu1)f 
 'Ubhiilfe iud)e», i^i'iiit vot Q>Utid)t I'mljcu. 
 To - one's walk , lueiter fprtiltreil. Vmir 
 sense -s not mine, itjr fafet iiiiljf nicmeii 
 ®inn. To - any one upon the heels. Qi 
 ntiu Aiif btn (^en'en , mti beni tyuyt nud) 
 foiflen, n<\d)\ttytn. 
 
 Pursue, V. u. lortMljrt!! iim Jiebtn; 
 
 Pursuer, purhii ur, s. (of> 1. (i-i 
 ntr, btr Qtwai verfi'lijt, m rrrticDtn fudjt, 
 (Fincni iiii(t)get)t. 2. t ») C^iutr, tet (j'(iu>u' 
 forti't^t, btr SurtKi^er. b) (jmer, btr iit\(V 
 (^tivd< trrtd)trt, einrr S.»1)r nni1)ilrebr, brr 
 (einer <BAi1)e> ^eftiijeut. i. bcr S6tr|'olger 
 (5"'iiib). 
 
 Pursuit, puiKUte', (fr. poursnite) 
 t. (ot) I. tie S>erfrl))iiit>) leiiifS (Jeinbtd IC). 
 1. i a) bit 3i<r(|Vt;un.|. \>) bit libetrtibiiiiii 
 (I'liiiT (3ii(t)t). c) bit '^eivcrbiiiig. d; pi. bit 
 ^rilrebiiiifltn. e^ bii6 ir.irtjten, £nfbin 
 u\,\d)). t) bile 2ln()alrtn, bit ©mriflfiit. 
 
 Mercantile pursuits, ber >pailbcl6: 
 bfineb. 
 
 Pursuivant, pur'swevant.(fr.<I&.) 
 «■ I. btr etiuufbott; 'j^'iili-'. (^cl;tii|e einee 
 5?ennba, /lmtrl)er»ib. 2. t btr ajote, S5i>r^ 
 huiter. 
 
 A pursuivant at arms, tin Slniunrrtr 
 aiif bit ©telle tine* 2i3.ippeiiljcrolb*. 
 
 Pur.iy, pur'ie, I'. Pussy. 
 
 PurteuaUCe, piirieuanse. iv. I. 
 perliueui «. I. brto SllbClUH ; bie Sl'llO'^- '^• 
 
 Oils 0)erd)linije (tines JljiereS). 
 Puruience, pii'rulen*e.) 
 Puruleucy, puiulense,) 
 
 (S'ltrrn, bit &itniiiiij. 
 
 Purulent, pii'ruleut, (Ini.) adj 
 eiifrii); tirerirtjr. 
 
 Purvey, purvi', (fr. puurvoir) v.u. 
 1. (nut (f'tiuas) i>i'r|Vi;en , iHTiorfleii. 2. ocr: 
 fd)iii7i'n, iini"rt)rt(ftn. 
 
 Pwrvey, v. n. (for) I'lmVr.ieii, fori 
 ijrn (fiir»; einf.mfrii. ajornuljt (I'Oii l'tben6= 
 niictclii; iiii|'i.t)<iiftit. 
 
 PUS 
 
 Purveyance, purvaanse, s. 1. 
 bie 5lni'd)ii|fuiiii uon Sebeniinitteln. '2. ttt 
 aSornUh; 'DJiinbi'orroii), bie Scbenfniirni. 
 3. [enfll. Qiet'efy] bic 95eiireibiiiig, (yrpn iJnng 
 uon ^JJrooinnt ic. fiir iai ©efolge be«ivi>.iig« 
 |u tiiiein btiliniiurtn $rei|'e. 
 
 Purveyor, purvi'ur. *. l. btr-}ln> 
 f(()iiffer (I'On ?tbeu«mittelii),^rBi'iiinniieirtcr, 
 Sicftrant, G-infiinfer. 2. (efjm.) brripoffnrier, 
 tin (ouigl. 2>eitnifer, ber iprouiiint fiir biiiS 
 (Stfolge btS £5nig$ btittitb ob. erpre^ir. 3. 
 ber iliippler. 
 
 Purview, pur'vil, (fr. pourvui «. 
 
 1. (urfprtlngl.) bie SSebingiinj, btr aSorbti 
 Ijnlt. 2. ber uerfiigenbe ob. oerorbiitncic i.i;etl 
 tinef @tatiit«, (brr init --Be it enacted" 
 nnffliigt, jiini llnttriV^itbt I'on preamble) 
 btr 5paiiptra9, ^nefprnct) (tiner Slfte tc). 
 3. (*0?obtrii) «) btr Dfniim, Spielrauin (ei« 
 ne5 &tiet}ci). Marshall, b) bie ©pl;arr, 
 btr Jajirfiingifrei*. 4. bit DbtnuifTidjt. 
 
 3. b> In determining the exuut of in> 
 formation required in ihe exorcike of 
 a particular authority, recourse must 
 be had to the objects williin the - of 
 that authority. Mauiooh. 
 
 ^. The federal power is confined to ob- 
 jects of a general nature, more within 
 the - ofTlie United St^ites, llian of 
 any particular one (looniber it\i 25er« 
 cinigtcn ©rnnttn bie £)beraiifrii1)t el)ef 
 )u|lel;en mng, al6 irgeiib eintin (injel> 
 ntn bcrftlbtn). Ramsav. 
 
 Theae are profanations within the — uf 
 sereral staiulcs, Ptrrd>iebeilt StiUlltcn eilCi 
 f)alttn 3$i'riiigniigeii ob. 35e|limmuiigen uber 
 biti't ^ntivcil^iiiigrii. l&ictr. 
 
 Pus, pu». (lilt. 03.) #. [gJiib.J btf 
 Pusil, pu^h. (fr. pouikser; ^oU. puis) 
 V. a. 1. ilrMrn. 2. i (loi treiben (jU;. 3. 
 i'd)itben. 4. i a; bttreiben, btfdjuiiiiiijen, 
 bi-fijrbern. b) lueitrr treibin, pcrfolgen (ftin 
 (Vlncf to. 5. bclailigtn. qiuilen, pUigcn. 
 2. Ambitiun pus lies the soul to sucli 
 aclionx ai aie apt t* procure honor 
 la the actor. Spectator. 
 
 Puski ng-school. I. ber (^i(4tboOt-il. 
 
 2. bai i>Mrtnl}iiii6. To - a face , iinuen 
 utiinit tl)iin. To - too far, (Crtiuii6) m 
 weit treiben. Wr are pushed for au 
 auNwcr, man biiiigt bei iiii£ aiif eine ^nt> 
 loort. To be pnslied for money, Q}clO 
 leljr not))ig. ijiibeii. 
 
 To push away forffll'gcn. 
 
 To push back, 1. iurilffilo^fn. 2. \nt 
 ri'icfbriingtii, jiirfiffrrtiben, iuriicfirtjlngni, 
 ^um 2i3eid)en bringiii. |btr|1opin. 
 
 To push down, iiitberflogcii, bnriiifi 
 
 To push in, Ijineinfloijen ; l)ineinrd)ifben. 
 
 To push off goods, lipnnbet] "ilJiuiren 
 (}u iebein $rti«; losf^jiagen, bii« eager 
 vaiinidt. 
 
 To push on, 1. flnrreibcii, forttreiOtn. 
 2. 1 betreiben, forbern. 
 
 To push out, ^immd ilofien; f^iiiati^ 
 {■(tjieben To - oi the room, ^tir il)itr l;i!i» 
 ani frt)iebcn. 
 
 Push, V. n. 1. flogen. 2. i a) fic^ 
 (inilrcngen. b; (at) flnbtn (nnc^). o (at) 
 (Jiiu'ii nitfiilli-n, nngveifeii. 3. inir ^efriiifetJ 
 niiebrecbrn. liliirjeii. 
 
 Tu pMsh headlong, fopjtiiigo l)eca6« 
 
732 Fa(p, far, fall. fai. Me. met. Fine, fin. No, m6vp, nor, got, Oil. clouil. Tii()<». uib. fiill. i//in, TFMd. 
 
 PUS 
 
 To push on, I'onunrf^trcibeii dB. Briiii 
 jjeii, fid) tumiucln. Push o n , urnudrt^ ! 
 
 £-usli , #. 1. a) Per ©fofi. b) for 
 ®tid). 2. i a) (against) DtT 91iifn(l, 91niiriff 
 (fliip. h) bet 9lntrii'». c) Mc aitiflreiigiimi. 
 d) tier fiurd)cibciiPe 9liinf"t'ii*- e) t">* <>ii= 
 fcrfte 'Wittcl. Ser Siuif^cu'erfafl. 3. tct 
 ©d)iii:' <bn6 ©(f)iel3eii). 
 
 To give any one a push, G'incttt citlfU 
 ©top (jebeii. Who gav« it the first — ? luer 
 gob 6eii crjliii 31iitirie6 enjiiV luet l)nt ee ill- 
 er|l ill Wiiiig (]rtnnd)r? At one -, i. niit 
 eineit ©rtig. 'i. -i mil einem 'Bafye, niif tin 
 9)?nl. Willi - of pike, iitit 5pifcu|lo(jen. - 
 of a sword, eiii Stog niit fiucm Stiicii, ein 
 Dfiji'iirtid)- A vigorous -, eiiic :Kfairitti< 
 (Ircngimn- To make a - at play, jiillopi'll, 
 ei ill! Spiele iu<l<ii'n. To liave a - togetlier, 
 fid) nut einniiCcr l}eriimi"d)((igen. I'll have 
 anotlier - for it , id) luill lltid) till *3)ial bctx-- 
 <iiif nufctjeii, id) luifl e& oittcrS iierriid)cii. 
 The last -, bn^ Sli'llgiTile. To bring to the 
 last -. ti aui'i 91eiiBenle niif'Miiineii Infycn, 
 anfi ih'v4et(it trcibeii ; flnnj jii G-iiCe briii; 
 gen. Well put the matter to the present — . 
 ivir wolUw ti bei Piefer Sad)e Piiraiif lungcn. 
 When it conies to the — , it is no more 
 than etc.. iiii cut|d)ei&eii£!cii 2liigeiiblide ill 
 (£ SRidjts nl^ u. 
 
 Push -hack, tni 3iirurftrei6en ; ber 
 jti>rb. --pin. cni SJiibclfdjiebcn (eiii <fcpiel). 
 
 I*u8li , *. [OTeb.j bie 5?i56lotter, 
 (fleitie) 5""""'» f"i^ 25iiUterd)eii. 
 
 Puslier, push'ur, «. filter, bcr vor: 
 Tonvfi cb. jiiriirftlijtjt, treibt, nntreibt. 
 
 PusllillgTf pusii ing. adj. I. Ulltcr> 
 iichnieiib; utnue.jcii, fiil}n; fid) I'DrbrniiQenb. 
 2. frnftig. 
 
 Pusillanimity, pusilaniin'meie, 
 (lot,) iiiib : 
 
 Pusilianiinousness, piishan'- 
 nennisnes, t. bcr iilciiimiitf), bie j^lein- 
 niiitlligPi'it, 93erj<igt()eit. 
 
 PusillmiilllOIlM, pi'isilan'nenii'is. 
 adj. flciltiiu"it(}ig, rerjagt, jnghnft. — ade. 
 Pusi llnn'iniou sly, fleiinmltf}ig 2C. 
 
 Puss, !>u», (ir. pus; f)i)(i. poes; SSllfe) 
 t. 1 (iJoffivort) bn^ ^iii;d)cii, '5>iiejd)eit, bie 
 Wicje. 2. t o iai ^Gtibi'biib, ^^Kciifc^; an 
 ugly -, cine ()ii6lid)e (jiiiige) Dime; an 
 artful -, ( eine SBiiofrote 3. [9Biiibiii("pr.] 
 fcns 5piifd)cn, ber Spn\'(. 
 
 PuNSilie.<$S, piis'senes, «. bte (F'iig> 
 briiiliflffit , ber fiirjf 'Utijcm; [^Oio^nnmit.] 
 bie 5?a-<rd)liid)tigfeir, ber 5?crird)Iiig, Dnmpf. 
 
 Pussy, pris'.se, (fr. poussif) adj. I. 
 fm-jiitl)iiiig , inobriiitig; [9?o(siirjncif.] biitiii 
 pfiig, l)rtird)liid)tiii , l)rrjfd)lii(iig. 2. i eng« 
 berjig. [jn eirn-t'hi^d)fn bilbcn. 
 
 Pustlllttte, piis'tshulale, (I.) V. a. 
 
 Pustule, pus tsiiule, (I.) *. [^ifb.] 
 ba6 "pit) ; , 6iriv6iafd)cn , bie Q-irerblatter, 
 JJiiiiie, ^iiilfl. 
 
 Pustulous , puR'tshulus , adj. 
 [Wcb.l finnig, ciri'vUintcrio, puilulo?. 
 
 Put, put, (()Cfl. pooten, poot; bnn. 
 poderj prael. u. pp. put, v. a. I. (belli Drte 
 nnd)) 5 legen, flelleii, frljcn; (on) legeii, flel 
 ten, feften, flertcn iniifi; (to) Icgeii, ilcflcn, 
 fe^ien, tliiin , (le(feir(nn). 2. i a) (ivcljin) 
 ff^eii (Oemaiib). h) jl (to) ((5-ineni) reid)en 
 (fine %la\d)t ic). c) (on, upon) «) leflcii 
 
 I'LT 
 
 (1. '33. ®frt() niifK /?) (©ineim nujlegcn 
 (fine ©trafe it.), y) ((Jiucnn jiir £ail legcn, 
 aufL'i'irbeii. d) (to) «) beifiigen , IjnijmV^en 
 jii). /S) I'tnucnbeii, gebraiicfcen, nimicnben 
 1(11). y) beiuegeii, treibcn (.jii). e) (from) 
 ((S'ineiu rtbjicl)rn tiuMi). f) (niit to ob. abonti 
 jiuingeii, ni!Hl)igcii (jio. g) niad)eii, penir= 
 fiid)en, iierniiliifyeii, l^eri'orbringen. h) I'e^en, 
 aiiiu'()nieii (ben gii(l k.). i) aufiverfen (cine 
 grogc) ;(to) (©im-iiu luirligcn (cine 5riigc;c.). 
 j) niifgcbcn (Jinthrel ic). 3. in eincn geiuif; 
 Ten Siiri'iiib , in eine gciuiffc i'age uerfeyrn, 
 icljeil ; J. i8. To — in a stat-e of defense, in 
 25i'rtl}ttbigiing*flniib fil^en ; to - (any one) 
 in office, in cill 'illllt einieijeil ; to - any 
 one in a condition to etc. , (i'inen ill 
 Stiiiib fetjcn jii 2C. ; to - in pledge, jimi 
 ^fiinbe fci^ru, ucrpfniibcn ; to - into (some) 
 heart, (G-inctu cnnutl;igeii, c&iucnu ■'Miiitlj 
 inad)eil; to - in fear, into a friglit , in 
 giird)t fe^en, crrd)rccfeii; to - in some 
 hope, G-iiicm cinige ipL'ffniing inad)eiii to 
 
 - any one iii courage again. (Silieilt iwicber 
 ^iT) lib. •'Wiiti) niiid)en ; to - an end to . .. 
 (Jtiun^ beenbigcii; to - any oite upon con- 
 sidering, dinen jiiin iJirtd)beiifen, jiir 2jc: 
 biid)tranifeit briiigcu; to - in jeopardy, in 
 (5)tf'il)r bringeii, gefiiljrben; to - in trust 
 witli .., ©inem ©tiun^ luuicrtrnncii, in SScrs 
 ivoljning geben; to - in irons, G'iiieii in 
 itettcn legeil, feffedl; to — to fire and sword, 
 init Jeiier ii. ®d)i»ert ufrfjeercii; to - in 
 array, riiileil; to — to death, tijbtcil , lllli> 
 bringcn ; to - any one to silence, &incil 
 jam ®d)iucigeii bringcn; to - any one in 
 a passion , (5-iiien niifbringcii, erjilrnen ; to 
 
 - one's self in a passion, in S^il)e gerntl)en ; 
 to - in practice, in 9lii6fiil)riing bringcn, 
 lUi^i'ibcn; to - to pain, ^iiiem 'JJfiilje nirt' 
 d)Cn ; to — any one into good humor, (I'incn 
 in eiiie giite Snune ucriV^en; to - any one 
 to shame, to the blush. Qi\]tn be\d)i\men, 
 rd)i'nirotl) nirtd)cn , crrLir(;en niiid)en; I 
 won't — you 10 that Ironble, id) IUl(l Qud) 
 bflinit nid)t benu'ihen, id) luid Oljiun bict'c 
 •OJTiKje iiid)t iiiad)cni to - to fligin, in bie 
 5lild)r rd)lilgen ; to be put to the worst. 
 gcrd)Iiigcn lucrbcn, iinrcrlicgeii; to - into 
 ward, uenuiiliren , Dcriuiil^reii liiffcn; to - 
 fire to .., niijiinbcn; to — any one to 
 charges, g-ineii in .$vii|lcii ucrfeijcn, ©iiicin 
 ittfflen iTinc^cn; to - to speed, niitreibm , 
 
 to — any one to his oath, g-ilicll fd)iuijren 
 
 liiffen, in G'ib iicljmcn. • 
 
 2. a) Cod planted a garden and there he 
 
 put Adam. Biu e. 
 
 2. d) y) Tiiank him who puts nie , loili. 
 
 to this revenge. Mii.ton. 
 
 2. f) We are put to prove ihings which 
 
 can hardly be made plainer. 
 
 TlLIOTSOtl. 
 
 2. g) The natural constitutions of men 
 
 put a wide difference between them. 
 
 Locke. 
 
 To put a horse in the stable, ein ^|crb 
 
 ill ben iStrtd flellCII. To - clothes on ihe 
 
 body, filcibcr nnlcgcn. To — trust in .., to 
 
 - one's trust on . . , in ... ©inctn trniicn, 
 iHTtraiien, ntif Qinm (tin SScrtraiicn fcijcn. 
 To - one's hands to the plough, i ^illlb 
 nu'g ?Gerf Icgcii. To - in a word, ein 'iiiiTt 
 
 jnubringrti. To - the hand uuto .., to . ., 
 
 PUT 
 
 1. $iinb Icgcn (in ... 2. i ftt^ Gtmai (un» 
 red)rniii(5igiT aSCnfc) jiicignen. To - in a 
 thrust, eincn ©top ub. ©rid) niibringen, bei» 
 biingcn. To - on account of . . , (eincj 
 ©iid)e, G'iiieni) jurd)rribcn. To - any thing 
 to the vote. lU'iluiinien (liber). To - to the 
 venture, mogcn. To - a construction on . ., 
 einer ©iid)e cine ■Jliie'lcgnng gebcn, fi^ >>*"• 
 ten. To — any one out of his bias, ^incil 
 CiU6 bcin Uonicpt bringcn, ihni invi itDiijept 
 t'crilidcn. To - llie ram.s to the ewes, tie 
 'IBibbcr }ii ben ©d)(itniiittcrn liiffen ob. tl)i:n 
 (jiir 53rgi-itningi-jciti. To - words in one's 
 mouth, <lBi>rte in Qcinaiibfi 'OTiiiib (cgcn. 
 To - in (to) writing, (fd)rifriirf)) tlllffcycil, 
 I'crfofffn , nbfoffcn , ju ^iipier bringcn. To 
 - in uo) print, ^rllrfcll, fcnidcil liiffen, !;rr: 
 (itif'gcbcn. Put the case it be so. gdcijc, bcni 
 niiiie |o, (6 luiire fo. — case. ub. J nngct 
 lUMiimen, gci'eljt. To - a supposition, lur* 
 iiufrel^cn. To - to one's mouth, nil fiH 
 ^)7iiiiib feljcii (tic Inniipetc ic). To — hor- 
 ses to a coacli, cart, ^sfcrbc an cine iiuird)c, 
 (in eiiieii Jlnrreu fponncn. To - oxen to a 
 team, Cd)rcn iiniL'd)Cn. To — one's amis 
 about one's neck, (S-incil linuuiuen. To — 
 to dock, [-TOiir.] ill bie I^orfc biingrn 
 (Sd)ifTe). To — every thing upon one's 
 back, I, fid) 21(lc^ lUif ben ileib l)iingcn. 2. 
 i ^Mt& fiir filcibcr on fid) ucnuenben , ( 
 '•JllleiJ (in ben ©tOiU, ^ii(j l)nngcn. To - a 
 form into the press, [Il)pogr.] eilie Sp*"'" 
 cinljcbcn. To — out of joint, ycrrcnfcii. To 
 -into a mouse-hole, i((5'iiien) in cin')K(iii5» 
 lod) jAgen. To - one's self, fid) begcbcn; 
 }. Sd. To — one's self aboard a ship, fl(^ 
 cini"d)iffen (nuf); to - one's self into the 
 pursuer's hands, fid) ben ipciiiben be6 aSer* 
 tiMgcrfi I'ibcrgcbeu. To - into one's head, 
 fid) (6-tiin5) in ben J?opf fc^cn. To - any 
 one out of his place, Allien fcinec Bicnftcd 
 elltretjeil. To - any one in mind of.., (iit 
 iicn crinnern nn . . , Siucm Qtwai ju Qitt 
 miitl}e fiiljren. To - out of one's mind, 
 6-tii)ii* aui fcincni {ycbii(f)tnif|e ucrbnnncii, 
 fid) Quvai au6 bciii ©inne |d)Iiigeii. To - 
 certain qualities into . . , geu)if|e Qif^tnt 
 rd)iitien Icgcn in ... ob. pcrbinben niit . . . 
 To - in the warehouse, Ingerii, ciiifpeid)erii. 
 To — any one's nose out of joint, 6 ^tneil 
 an6|li'd)en. To - in order, [ii)pogr.] nuf« 
 ninnicn. To - on board, [TOiir.] eine C(i» 
 bung ("lijaiiren) einiiel)tneii. 
 
 To put about, 1. l)eriinif(()irfen, f)pr» 
 iinigiljen Inffiii. 2. iiniibcnben ; to - ship, 
 i'Wiir.] iiniiegcn. 
 
 To put again, 1. ipiebcr l)inlegeii. 2. 
 (in) luicbcr I'crfeijen (in). [fc^eii. 
 
 To put aside, bci ©cite legeti, flcQeit, 
 
 To put away, 1. lueglcgcn , luegflellen, 
 ivigffijcn, luegtOiiti. 2. i a) fi,'rtfd)iden, uer» 
 abid)icbcn, furtjngeii. b) ucrilbeen (fcine 
 5nui IC). c) vu-nmnnen (bie ©orgeii ic), 
 fid) ctcr ©orgcii k.) ciirrd)liigeii. 
 
 To put back, 1. jiiriirfdgeii, jiinlrfflcf* 
 Icn, juciirfrctjcn, jiiriirf.'luin; jiin'irfrd)flfFeii} 
 jiitiitfrd)icbeti, 2. i iurmfflellcii (tine W)r). 
 
 To put before, (Tcllcii, fe^cii , Icgen 
 l>or... To put one's hand before one's 
 face, >ic ^nnb iH'r b(i6 (J>eftd)t I;iilten. 
 
 To put between, bn^ivifc^ci) fleUcii 
 Pb. briiiflcii; ejiif(<)ic6cn. 
 
Fate, far, fall, f.ii Me. met. Fine. fin. NA. move, n6r, got, 6\\, cl66.1. Tiihe. lOh. fiill. lAin. I His. 7^)3 
 
 PUT 
 
 To put by, I. f>(i|l£tf<n; niif6(maf)ren. 
 2. t>ri Seitt fe^fii oB. Ifiien. 3. i a» aii 
 Ktn^en, ablenttu (tiiieii ®d)ing ic), ('.l)tr) 
 nii«ti'ri(1)fii. b) (froiiu a; nfjifljeii (ooii). 
 ^) (5-iiien fmif^m in (fniicr eriu.irtiiiii] UJ. 
 e) bei ©eite iVt^eii; ucrnacti'ifiliicti , ii'«r< 
 fdjiuii^fii , I'frnc^tfn. d) t)tben iperiiicftteiu. 
 «) ivJterlfgen (tinni ^Bcii'ei^ ic ). 
 
 To put down, l.i »ittnlt(\t\\, imicr-. 
 ffRfii. 2. t «) (^iiifii) iibf jljreii, nbtnv 
 veil ; 6frd)iiincit. b) eeiiirirf)igeii. c) 5''"f" 
 nbiftjfu. d) « nbfc^iifffii ; I'erBniiigen.BAcosi. 
 c) iiieDfrtrrirfen, iiiitfrBnlrffn. ^ iui6frl«! 
 (jfii i iiim Sd^nifigen briiigen , in niAtf 
 itiad)eii. SHAr g) (iiii vbfconrii (Sitiiie) 
 iiifDfrUgeii. lo (fdjriftlid)) nbfofien, nitDtv 
 fdjteibtn, niifrrfjreibfii, nitfiiDtirfn. To - to 
 oiie'i account. Q-iiicin niirrd^iicii. 
 
 To put forth, 1. f;rrvor, i;iiinii<, f)n-- 
 am (t^tn, (rgcn, HtUtn, tl)un, nii«|le(Irii. 2. 
 nii^ffrccfeti (bie ^niib). 3. Ijeri'prfrcibt'i, 
 treibdi c93lnttfr :c. v. SSniimttD. 4. i)nnu6: 
 (jfbeii (fill 95ii(t) ic). 5. upriufifrii. 6. i ai 
 fliifntben (tin 3{attj(tl). h) anflxtnqeu, niif> 
 bicten (feiiiejtrnft). c)oorbriiigeii, uurtrngeii. 
 
 To put one'a niiiid forth, feiiie "SKris 
 mitifl fagrn. 
 
 To put forward. I. jimi SBfrrcfje-iii 
 briiifltn. 2. t •) jiim JBi'n'itciii triiinfii, 
 |eig(n; to put one's trlf forward, ful) 
 l)fruortl;ilH, ifor a lady; (bfi riiiiin jji'illlfll! 
 jiiiimer) ffllilct )U madjfii fiidirit. b> trej> 
 ben, niitrcibeii; bcfi'rtfrii, bciMMiimigrn. 
 
 To put in, I. f a) t)iiifiii icgr". ilrilrii, 
 fe^fii , |lfrf<n , tl)uii. b) uMifgfii, nnfr^eti, 
 tiiiflrcfrit. e) riiibriitgeti, tinlfiirii, (iiircl)ic- 
 Ceil (®el£>). d) Hopogr.] eiiiUgeii. 2. ctiu 
 niir(t)en, fimiifiigen. 3. t *) niibriiigru, 
 fogen (fin 33prt). b^ finriitffn, fiiifdjiilrtii, 
 riiifd)ifbfn (fiiif ^Iniiftl to. 4. ('JKiir] m 
 fiiifii 5piiffii fiiljrtn , briiigfii. 
 
 To put la bail, fiiicii ^firgfii iledtn. 
 
 To put into, DfnV^f It III . . . 
 
 To put into anothrr'a hnnd«, ^intni 
 niicfrtrniifn ; ^iiifiii (Jtiufl* fiiilj.itiPigfii. li 
 i» the base, the bitter disponitloii of Beatrice 
 that p*'* the world into hrr periton. 
 ®frttrii"e 111 iljrem iiifbrigfii iJniiifffr ii'ilJ Mt 
 SJflf pfnpiiifi(irfii iiiib iflBf bir 'iC'rit wgeii, 
 iiHiJ fif bed) iVlbjl iiiir I'ligr. Shak. To put 
 one'i »elt into... fid) 1111^1)1^111 ill . . . 
 
 To pni o»f. I. nbii-gfii, n>i-gi:'gfn ; lufgi 
 thiiii, nbtmiii ; nii^ilflifii (Kifibfr, >3d)iil)f ic); 
 (^o) nbiifbi'ii, nbiirl)nifii tbfii J^llf wor&ii 
 iifiii); nbtlrfiffii. 2. t «» rtbffijfii, IPS wfTs 
 brii, lOMdjIiigf II , Pfrffliiffii (firif 'Sj<uirt). 
 b) riitlafffii. flbff^fti. c) nblrgrii. di |ld> ri> 
 tiff ®(id}f fnriebigfn. e) (wiihi (yiiifii l)lii: 
 l)iiiffii, iibivciiVi) , I'frtroflfn (hid. f> ot) 
 (i^.inbfl) bif 3<i(>"ii'g*ffift I'frMiigtrn. /?i 
 (10) ofrt'd)iebtn , <iutTd)itbfii (oiif'. g) i<cr: 
 Wfiifti, nbiBfiffu, nbfrriigeii. h; lu-ii fid) iib.- 
 ninijfn (fiiif ©d)iilb). i) («pon> (S-iutni iiiif. 
 l)iiMgfn. j )' tnipffhieii , i>frfiiiirVit. Bacon. 
 k) niiegfbfn (fn(fd)e6 fflelb lO. 
 2. i) To put off upon the world tonic 
 plausible reports or ingenious theory. 
 Websteb. 
 
 To put off the boat,mit bfill^ooff iHMli 
 CnilBe (lbflo§fIl. To - tiie old man. t bfil 
 oirtn Wenft^rn cS. 9Jbnni iiiif$irl)fn. To - 
 with a Jeti, fi(^ eincii @(^iri nui4)tii aii^... 
 
 PUT 
 
 To — till lo morrow come never, nllf St. 
 ??iiiiiiicr£tog i^eriufiffii. 
 
 To put on, 1. a; (iiitt)iiii , niilfgrn (riit 
 ^leib), aiijieljen. b) miffi'ljfii (fintii i5>"f'- 
 2. i niiiifljitien. 3. uoriuarr* brmgrti. 4. i 
 
 a) * mi 2Dfrf ff^eii, fiJiDfra, befkCfni, be^ 
 id)lfiiiiigfn. b) treibfii, iiiurt'ibcii; iiii|lifieii. 
 rtiirfiifu. c) icigtn, ofrr4itl)fii. Suak. 
 
 2. To put on a counteifeit nppeariince. 
 
 To put on a religions lite, fi.t) rillt'iu 
 gorrfefurd)rigfn I'f bfiiarortiibft rrgebfii. P u i 
 on, [Oertl.J gfflfifft. 
 
 To put on Ob. upon, 1. ntiftfgtii, Aiif: 
 frlfgfii. 2. 1 a) iniffrltgfii. l» d'nuiii iiuf= 
 Inbfii, niifburbfii , jiir 2<t|l Itgcii, ©itmc 
 gtbtn. c> (nififlfiiS tin pat*.) (S-iiifii tiiii' 
 fitfn, (jintfrgtljfn, bftrfigiii, (Jiiifiu (S-twae 
 anfljifffu Ob. iuei0 ni.i(f)eii, ( G-iitfu tjumr 
 Uti Sid)i \ut)rtn. 
 
 To put out, I. a) l}iniind IfOtti, f^^'Kf 
 jletltii, rljiin, briiigen, iuii;iii (l)nn ub. briiu 
 gen. b) Aiitfflrrdtii (bit >>aiib;. c) an6|lf< 
 (fen; onfiltcffn (fine &al)ii«). d) trtibni 
 (aDnrjftn jc i'. ^flanjen). e) e bff.tnut 
 mnd)fn, Ijinnifgtbfn (fin "JJiid; lo. 2. i a; 
 rtii«tl)iin, lUiSliiljfii; (Uilfgtii, iiu6lfai'n((»elb). 
 
 b) (iiierrfibfn, ofrjiigen. o nbft^rn; ^oi; 
 (finf* 'Jlnit*) fiitff^cn. 3. a) nii6UM'(t)>:» (fin 
 &id)t, (}eiifr>. b) au6tt)itn, nii^tijfd)en, aui- 
 |Triid)en. 4. t a) to - one's eyes, (^iiicni 
 bif 'Uiiflfii iiii6|lfd>«'i», iiiicreipeii. '•; nii6; 
 iijfd)fii, i>friiid>ffn , ofrtifgcn. c) ©iiteii irrc 
 iniirt)t'n (in SJfbcn K.). 
 
 To p u I o u I a thing to do, (^nbcm) Q^t-- 
 wai ill il)uii geben. To - of order, au6 itt 
 Drbniiiig bniigfii. To - of all hope, ©inriii 
 nHe iE)OJflllllig bfllfl)lllfn. To - one's money 
 to usury, ffin &tW nuf S13ud)fT grben. Tu 
 - money to use, &tli> mil Sniff" rtii61fil)fn, 
 ail6(l)llll. To - money at compound iuier- 
 Fst, Qitib Aiif3iiM''^>3iii|'f>i (lii6tl}iin. To pui 
 any one oul to serrice, lo apprenliceship, 
 (S-iiifn Pfrbingtn, in bif Celjre gtben, aui- 
 btiigeii. To - to a trade, Giiifii fin :j>iiiib> 
 ivfrf leriifn Inffeil. To - to ■ boarding- 
 school, 111 '^fiifion gtbfii, in fine £o|lfd)ult 
 tijiin (Smbft). 
 
 To put over, (to) 1. ofriveiftii (an). 
 SnAK. 2. iinffdjifbeii, i>eri\1)iif en uxui). 
 2. The eouit put over ilie cause to Ihe 
 next term. Webster. 
 
 To put lo, 1. l)iniulrgfit, btilrgtii, hin- 
 luffijtii, nnff^fn (am, beiiugeii, IjiiiiU'iigcn, 
 l)iiHiitl)uii, l)injumflit)fn (ju). 2. ntithuii. 
 J. niirp.iniifn (am, aiifd)irrrn, finhaftn. 4. 
 bringrn jn, an, in ... 5. t «' anltgi-n opaiib 
 an (S-duagi. b)aito put to ii. ($iiifii florcii, 
 plagen, trtibfii, t^ Qintm iautt iiiad)iii, (ii- 
 iien bfbrrtiigfii, (?iiiem jiifft)tn, &iiitin -Mtritje 
 Pb. !bf fd)ii>frbf iiiad>en ; I »haU be (hard; p u t 
 to it, id) luerbe (uifl) *fiil)e l)abfn, in iBir. 
 hgfnhfit fnn. /i) ifu^figen (nlgin), brilras 
 fen. «) fliitrcibfn, treicen, n6fl)igcn jn .. . 
 i\> feijeii auf.. (finer ©ad)f ubfrlaffcii , an6' 
 fc^fii, ^rtii gebcii). 
 
 To put to the rack or torture, ailf btc 
 ^plift briiigfii Pb. fpaiuieu. To put to Pb. 
 iinio the sword, uniOringen, t6br<n, ilbrr 
 bif £iiiigf fpringrii l.i(fcit. To -die cudgel. 
 biir.tpnigi'lii, abprfigflii. T<^ - hiunrd. aiii# 
 ©pifl fftjf", bfin 3iifa(lf I'lbfiatim. To 
 put the fate at the army or u«uuu ton 
 
 PUT 
 
 battle, bai ©cfticffal btr Qlrincf ob. Elation 
 auf trine iSd)lad)r ff^rn. Tliey durst not 
 put it to a battle at sea. fie biirfffll ti nilf 
 feme Secfrt)l.id)t aiifoniiiitn l.iffen. To - the 
 lonune of »var, ti oiif iai ^rifgSglficf aiu 
 fonimfli laift'll. It is to be put to question, 
 rtheilier etc.. ei idgt fid) bif grage aiifiufr» 
 ffn, pb 2C. Tlie miserable shifts some men 
 are put to, bif frbarinlirt)en 9?i)tl;niiirfl, 
 \u beneii man(<)f *))fciifd)en il;rt 3nfliid)t 
 iifl)nuii iiiiiiffii. To - a stand, 1. atifl)aU 
 ten. 2. in SSfrltgriiljeit fe^in, irre mac<)fii, 
 aiir« •Hciiperile trfibeii. To - trial ob. to 
 put on triiti, oor(i)erid)t briiigfii ob. rteHfii; 
 prnff", aiif bie <J»robf ftcllfii, probiren. To 
 
 - the lest , Qmtn auf bie 5J5robe fleflen, 
 pnlffii. To - account, in •J{c(<)iiuiig briiigen, 
 aiif 9{f(^nnng ff^fii. To - auction, in bie 
 ■Uiirrioii gfbfii) iicrfleigfrti. 
 
 To put together, jiifaininenfe^fn, iii» 
 lainmcnbruigen ; jnraniniciiih'llen (^egriffe 
 Kj; )iiianitnfiintl)infii, in tiiifr Sitmme ob. 
 ^iXaiit ofrbiiibfii, iiifaiiiiiifntl)uii. 
 
 To put up, I. a) aiifilfllfn, an£ff$en, 
 auSligen ('Il3aareii lO. b) aiifi)aiigen , aiift 
 lltifi-n, l)iiianfrl)nn. 2. i a) G-ra>a6 in aSon 
 i'd)iag, anf iat laptt briiigen. bj (to) riit)> 
 ii-n (fiiif Siite K. an @iiifii>, g-iiifm ilbtis 
 gebfii, I'lbirrfK^eii, portragfn, oorbringeii 
 (fin (Sffnd) ic). 3. " aufrreioen, aufjageii. 
 
 4. i « iuad)iVn pb. niifid)if$eii iiirt(t)eii. Bacoh. 
 
 5. a) fiiiftt-ctfn (tiiitn Dfgen to. b; bfii^ti 
 (fen, (Ob. and)) ueriU-cfen. Suak. o aiif> 
 l)fi<fn (famnifUu; iuni(flegeii ((i)ilb JC). d) 
 finpiKfen, ofrpaeffii. e) jiifamnuiiifgfn, ems 
 legtii. 6. t einilrtfen (rtiif ^eifibigiingi, gt> 
 biilbiti rrtragfu, ofrfd)ini'rif n ; (geivoDnl. to 
 
 - Mith. f. untfU). 
 
 6. Such national injuries are not to be 
 
 put up, but when tlie ott'eiider is 
 
 below resentmeni, Addison. 
 
 To pul up a claim to a thing, ailf flllf 
 
 @ad)f ^iifpriK^ mad)rii. To - to sale or 
 
 auction, iiini 25irfaiif, jiir SBrriliigeriiiifl 
 
 aniilillen, aii*iegiii. To - a refnsiil, enie 
 
 abfiDliigige 'ilnnvprt befonimen. To - « 
 
 vesiel lor freight, riii *£ii)iif jnr S?abiiiig 
 
 uurinerreii. To - goods, iGaareii, a) rin« 
 
 paffeit, pfrpa(ffn, b; fiiifiuiitn, eiiitl)iin, 
 
 fllllfgrn. lo - for puhlic sale, iiini pjfeiiri 
 
 lid)fn 33frraiif( aiifr^fii. To - one's lip, bie 
 i^ippe aiifivrrffu. 
 
 To put upon. 1. a) (^iiifin anflf^en, 
 aiiferlfgeit. b) &iiifni jii'i'igen, aiitjaiigen; 
 aiifljaiigen ; f. to p u t o n 2. ©men beiorgen, 
 antrfiben (iin, briiigen in . . . 
 
 Will you put it upon that issue, luod 
 leii 6ie ef babei bnoeiiben lajTcn? 
 
 l*utf put, put, I). II. 1. - gfl)fn. ftd) 
 
 bnufgen. 2. (lo) iVgein, ftfiiern uiad)). 3. fci» 
 
 nifii, iprpffeii, ©pvp»7fii treibrii, aii6fd)iagen. 
 
 I. When Ihe air first puts up. Bacom. 
 
 To put to sea, in ©ee |lfd)Ln ob. gel)en, 
 iinter ©egel geljeii. 
 
 To put forth, 1. (Id) Ijeroorbfiofgen. 
 
 2. [-JKar.] aii^lanfen (p. SdjifffU). Shak. 
 
 3. treiben, l)frporrprp|Tf n , u<iid)|Vii. Bacok. 
 To put in, I. fid) t)iiifiii Pb. fiiiiuart« 
 
 bfivi-gen. 2. [')Ji,ir.] (at) ftnlaiiffn (in, jii) 
 3. i aj * aiiftretcn. bi fid) eiiibraiigtii. c) 
 I for) finrpiiimen, aiil)alteii, fid) beioerbfu 
 (uno, fic^ nifibtii nu). Locke, d; ^liifprut^ 
 
734 FAle, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. NA, move. nor. z^l, oil. rloiid. Tube. tnli. fiill. i//iri. Tllin. 
 
 PUT 
 
 mndiew (nuf). e) vfor) * fi<i) Dtteiniflen (tnit), 
 ftrf) flcfedcn (ju). 
 
 If a man sliould put in to be etc., -f 
 rocnn ©iner . . . locrtcn moflte. To - for a 
 harbor , in eiiien $nfeii jii (oiiimen , eiiijiu 
 Iniifcii fu<t)eu. [fegelu. 
 
 To put into a port, eiiien ^nfcii aw. 
 
 To put off, fid) fegetfcrtig nii-.d^cn, I'DUi 
 grtiibe abfal'jren, abfegeln, iintcr ©tgei .jcfjeii. 
 
 To p u t on, jiifiil)reii ; ju(jct)eii, fid) cileii, 
 forteilen. [geljeii. 
 
 To put out, fliiftfliifcn, untcr Segel 
 
 To put over, (to; ut>errrf)ifffii, libcvfii^- 
 ten, liberregcln, ubcrfe^en (iiad)). 
 
 To put up, 1. fid) Dociudrtd bcmegen; 
 (to) t firf) G-inem nnljern, nuf e-inen iu ge» 
 f)cn, }ii trcten. Switr. 2. i nis !Sciucrt)er 
 niiftrcmi, fid) nitltfu; (for) nnt)nlteii (uiiu, 
 fid) mciren (jii ciner totetle). 3. (at) einfe()= 
 rcn, i cinileden (in dncm (5Jnflf)ofe). 4. (for) 
 [<£ccl)nufcl] m&en (in Cntiingliegen) iind)... 
 3. We put up at the Golden Ball. 
 
 To put up with, 1. (eine 23elfitigiingi 
 einflerfen, getuIBig crtragen, uctfd)mcrjen. 
 2. furlieb ncl^mcn, fid) brgni'igen (uiio. 
 2. To put up with bad fare. 
 
 Put, p\iu t. 1. 6er (libit) ^nK; j. 95. 
 A forced -, cin 9intl)tilfl ; upon forced -, 
 flu6 Siuaiig, ini S'liirljfade ; 'tis a forced -, 
 t& ifl cine 3?ot()ii)enDigfeit, ein TOup. 2. (and) 
 put) ein Snrrenfpicl. 
 
 Putf put, (IB. pwt) t. ^erIropf, ^in« 
 fel, tunime, ciiifaltige SSJitnid). 
 
 Put, (fr. putain) I. ^ie ^ure, offcnt* 
 lid)e Dime. 
 
 Put, o.n. [Oer«.] flrniK^eln, (iDlpern. 
 
 Puta^e, puiidje, «. [9eert)rffpr.j 
 bie ipiircrei (U.©eiten eiiiee groiienjimmcre). 
 
 Put»ni8in, pu'tanixni. «. lai S?ll> 
 renljnuMuerf , ipurcnlebcn; ^ie ^ureniuirtl): 
 ^((),ift. [uermeinr, iicrmeiiiilid). 
 
 Putative, pii'taiiv, (I. puto) (uij. 
 
 Putiil, pil tid, (int.> adj. gemein, 
 niebrig, r(f)nnPiid). 
 
 Putiduess, pu'iidnls, «. tie @)e: 
 !tieinf)eit, ©(^anblid)feit, 9?tcDrigfcit, ^ie-. 
 bertrrid)tigfeit. 
 
 Putlog-, put'Iog. t. [3inimcrf.] a) 
 bie S>?ufl|1nnge, ber 3{ii|lbniim, bai dlixfl- 
 Ijiilj. b) t'ai 9{u|liod). 
 
 Put-oir, put- of, #. 1. bie 9ruf(Iiid)t. 
 2. ber atiifrd)ub. [adj. fliufig, fnul. 
 
 PutrediuOUS, puiredemis. (Int.) 
 
 PutrefactiUU, putrcfak'shun, (f.) 
 «. bie 5-nu(ii!ig, gniiliii^i. 
 
 Putrefactive, putr^fakl'v, adj. 
 
 1. fniilenb, faiil tnnd)eitb, in ^nulni^ ('tin* 
 (jenb. 2. jiir SJauIiiiig getjong. [ni(f). 
 
 Putrefactive smell, bet fnille C^es 
 
 Putrefy, putrifi, (int.) v. a. l. 
 fnulen, in 5yn""'>6 briiigcn, fniil mn(f)cn. 
 
 2. i a) t tJiTpefttMi (bie Cuft !c.). Siiak. b) 
 (einer ®nd)e; SBerbcrbeii bringen. 3. [«JJJeb.] 
 in tjnnlnie bringcn. 
 
 Putrefy, ». n. i. fnulcn, uerfnulen, 
 In SJoulnig iibergeOen, 2. i (with) in %aa\: 
 nig iifcergihrn, ocrbrrbt mrrbcn (burd)). 
 Putreiyiii^^, pil'irciiing. ^ 
 M*Utre«C«^IICe, pillies'sense,^ 
 bie 'Jniil; \(;, Jniiliing, bns 'Jniili-n. 
 
 Putrescent, punes'sent. ndj 1. 
 
 fotHi-nb, lurtnuk'nb. i. jnin gaainngrprc: 
 
 PYG 
 
 jcffe gclj&rig, fnul <i'. ®erud)e k.). 
 
 Putrescible , putressebl , adj. 
 
 fnulbnr. (®erud) 20. 
 
 Putrid, pii'trid, ((.) adj. fnul i^leifd), 
 Putrid fever, ['OJfeb.j ba6 ^nuifjcbtr. 
 
 To turn -. fiiulcn, f.nil lucrbcn. 
 
 PutrillneSS, pu tridnes,) (. bie 
 
 Putridity, ptitrid'ete, ) (^lUile, 
 ijnulni^. 
 
 Putry, pii'tre, <int.) adj. t fnul. 
 
 Putted a staue, (i<t)ott.) pitch- 
 ed a stone. 
 
 Puttiug- tlie stane , (rd)ott.) 
 
 a very old Scottish and northern 
 gymnastic exercise. 
 
 Putter, put'tur, «. &iner, ber legt, 
 fe^t, fleUt, treibt, bringt ic. 
 
 Putters of cases, bie, toel<i}t (Jiide 
 fe^en. — on, ber Slufiuiegler, ainilifttr. 
 Shak. —-out, 1 ber 'llii^ic^cr. Shak. 2. 
 [^nnbel] ber gnftor in Jnbnfcn, cine 9lrr 
 Sngerbiener; f. ubiigene to put out. 
 
 Putting-, putting, «. bai ©e^en, 
 ©tellcii, Cegcu jc. ; f. to put. - in cash, bie 
 ©iujieljung, (S-iiifrtfrirung. --on, ber 9ln: 
 trieb, bie 'Jlniliftiiiig. 
 
 Putting-stone, 1. ((£d)pttl.] ein grD< 
 ger ©tein \>ut ben iljiiren grower ipiiufer, 
 ben ninii urn Die -iiictie fortfd)leui)crt, uui fi> 
 feine ©tnrfe ju rrprobeu. 2. [Dtril.J ber 
 (frflHein (nn ^liiifern;. l-ii3eil)e. 
 
 Puttuc, put'tuk, 4. [jDertl.J ber 
 
 Puttuck, ptit'iuk, \. Futtoc. 
 
 Putty, pui'le. (I'p. u. port, poiea) *. 
 I. bie 3innnrd)e. 2. ber (iiuncrfitt. 3. t «^ 
 berSJrnuntlein toer iopfer). b; bie (ijlnfurerbe. 
 
 Putty, D. a. (Oerti.J glnfiren; fitten. 
 
 Puzzel, piix'xl, (u. it. puzza; t. bit 
 Iiebfrlid)e Dime. Shak. 
 
 Puzzle, puz'zl, (D. pose) v^a. 1. 
 uerwirren , uenuidelUi irre nin(t)en. 2. in 
 S3erlegenl)eic fetseii, uerleijen innd)eii, beiiii- 
 ruljigen. [uiirul)igen ivcgen . . . 
 
 To puzzle one's self with.., fid) be: 
 
 Puzzle, V. n. irre Dber ueriuirrt fein. 
 
 Puzzling, I)irillu£. 
 
 Puzzle, *. I. tit S^eriuirriing, !8er: 
 rcicfcliiiig, bet iijirnunrr. 2. bic J5erlcgfnl;eit- 
 
 To put any one in a deadly puzzle, 
 d'iueti in eiiie tubtlld)e S3erlegenl)eit iVoen. 
 
 Puzzle-headed, (ilU ^opfe) l>i'riuitrt. 
 
 Puzzler, ptiz'zlur, «. ©iiier, ber 
 
 penvirrt, in SStrirgeiiljeit fe^t, irre nind)t. 
 
 Puzzulan, pdz'zolan. i 
 
 __ , J 1,,, 4 J «. bie 
 
 Puzzuuuia, puzzola'na,) 
 
 ^ujjolonerbv.-. 
 
 Pyat, [Dcrtt.] magpie. 
 
 PyCllite, pik'nite, (gr. pyknos) <. 
 [TOincrnig.) ber ~}>i)fiiit, ©rniigenilein. 
 
 Pycnostile, pik'nusiile, igr.) «■ 
 [nit. 9trd)it.] bai bidjti'riulige ©ebnube. 
 
 Pye, p{, d". Pie) t. tie iieriuiirrciie 
 'OJfnfTe; [ii)pogr.) bie 3iuie6elftid)c, ber 3 11 = 
 flniib, ba bit ©rt)rifffDrrcn unter ciiinnber 
 geii'orfen finb. 
 
 Pye, *. [Ornith.] bieeifler; f. Pie. 
 
 »"y«r««'8:? i-Jga'g, , ( (gr.) «. 1. 
 
 Pyg-argus, pisar'gus,^ [jDriiitl).] 
 ber nfiiifiie iJnuniablcr, S^ei@|Vt)iuani. 2. |i 
 ber 'iCiht'i'rt . i . ' 
 
 J'y R'"«»<i**"» pigiHcia.i, adj. pigainifd), 
 iiurrgiirng. 
 
 til/ ^i^iiiiiiii/i^d- 
 
 lidal, peram'edal. \ 
 lidic, piramid Ik. \ ad}. 
 lidical, piraniid'ekal.) 
 
 PVR 
 
 Pygmy, p'g'mc. (gr.! «. ber ^igiiiiie, 
 3i«crg. [2Balbgott, ilGnibfijfe. 
 
 Pygmy -ape, (3in>l.j i>er iBnlCteufcl, 
 
 Py Uet, (|"d)rtt.) picked. 
 
 Pylagure, piiagore, *. [nit ®utt 
 d)enl.l ber •iit)Mgor. 
 
 Pyle, a pyle o' caJT, (f(t>ott.) 
 
 a s i II g 1 e grain o f c h n f f . 
 
 Pyloric, pelor ik. adj. [Qlnnt.] }um 
 ^former, untern '5Kngciiniiiiibe gelj&rig. — 
 artery, [2Innt ] bie ^iilinbfr bee ^t&rtiier*. 
 
 Pylorus, pelo rus, (gr.) *. ['ilnnr.J 
 ber ^pfornicr ; rfd)tc ob. iinrere 'WngrnmiiMb. 
 
 Pyracailtll, pir'akamA, (gr.) s. 
 [^ot.J ber feunge Sufrf), geuerbnum, |lnd)e» 
 lige ■OTirpclbnuni, gcierborii. 
 
 Pyrallolite, peiaiiolJie, (gr.) «. 
 [^JKinernlg.] ber ^ijrndolir. 
 
 Pyramid, piramid. (gr.) «. 1. 
 [®epni.] bie ^t)rnniibe, ©pi^fnule. 2. pi. 
 bit (ngi)ptird)eiu 'iJ5i)rniiiibeii. 
 
 Pyramidal, peram edal. 
 
 Pyrumi 
 
 Pyramic 
 pi)rnmibnlir(^, ipii^fnulig; (iSot. u. Slnnt.] 
 pi)rnmtbnlir(^, pi)rnmiDeiiti)rniig, pi)rniniben» 
 nrtig, fpitjuiuleiiiirtig; [iliint.J - muocle, 
 ber Spii)iniileiil)niid)iiin6fcl; ['^JJfntt). ] — 
 numbers, bit 'J.M)rnniibeiijnl)leii. 
 
 Pyramidically, piramidekali, 
 adv. pt)rntnibnlifd). 
 
 Pyramidoid, peramedo'd,) 
 
 Pyramoid, pii'ainoid. ^ 
 
 [ffli'oni.] bic ^)>i)rnniibinDe; (bieiu.) bit pnrni 
 bolifd)e Aegi-I. 
 
 Pyrami-s, pir'aiiii.%, t. bit ^i)rniiitbe. 
 
 Pyre, pire, (Uu.) ». ber ipoii|li>#, 
 ®d)eiierl)nutVii. [iiniiift. 
 
 Pyreueau, pinenean, adj. pure. 
 
 Pyrenees, piieuez', (gr.) *. pi. 
 [®eDgr.] bie ^lM)rfiMen. [ber ^^yreiut. 
 
 Pyreiiite, plr eniie, *. ["Wiiiiernig.] 
 
 Pyretic, pireiik, ». bie Jiebers 
 ntjenei. (bie ijieberleljre. 
 
 Pyretology, pireiorioje, igr.) *. 
 
 Pyrgom, pirgiim, *. [-)Miiiirnig.] 
 id., ber gnffolii. [biruiwniig. 
 
 Pyriforin, pireform, (Int.) adj. 
 
 Pyritaceous, pireta'shus, adj. 
 fie^nrrig, jum int6 geljijrig. 
 
 Pyrite, pSrite. igr.), pi. Pyrites, 
 fDuil nud) pyrites iin sittg., ». [Winernlg.] 
 ber &iti. 
 
 Copper-pyrite, ber ltiipferfie«. 
 Martial -, iron--, ber ^i)rit, G-ifen>, 
 ©d)n)Cfclfie5. Striated -, radiated — , bet 
 ®trnl)lfie5. Magnetic •, hepatic-, Ji ver-—, 
 ber Scberfie^. Arsenical -, ber »2lr|eniffie6. 
 
 Pyritic, piritik, \ adi. fieftg, 
 
 Pyritical, peiii'ekal,^ (ie^nrtig, fie> 
 
 Pyritous, pir'eius, } fid)t, jum 
 ^ieS geljijrig. [adj. fiegljnitig. 
 
 Pyritiferous, pe.iiif'ierus, (gr.) 
 
 Pyritize, p'r'etue, v. a. in S.\ti 
 ncrivniibeiii. 
 
 Pyritology, piretol'loje, (gr.) «. 
 tie l'el)re ob. a3c|"d)teibiiiig uoii ben iiiefen, 
 '■Jsorirolrgie. 
 
 PyrOCitric, pir'ositrik. adj - acid, 
 (6l)rni.j bie breiijlid)e Si'rt'HiJiirniire. 
 
 Pyr<» -electricity , pJro ilok- 
 trii.'»cic. ujr.) »• bie •4>i)rt>:(iicttriiirrti 
 
Fhte, far, fall, fat. M*. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6iid. TAhe, tub, fuM. t//in. TFIis. 735 
 
 tlig-IieOUSf ptrAlig'neua,^ 
 (litfllic, piioli; iiik, > 
 
 tlig^nuuSv pliolig'nua, ) 
 
 PyroetS, p'r'roet*, (fr. pirouettes) 
 
 «. pt. |-J{eirf.| bit >)>iriiectcii, ilrridivcuDun: 
 
 gtii, KrrifrilMi<iiu,ie. [id.. 9lrt IDiopftD. 
 
 Py rofpuan, pii ngiini. < l-iOtiiuraii].] 
 Pyrulntry, piiol'atre, (gr.) «• fie 
 
 ^iieraiibetuiig, (yeueci'tret^ruitg, btv ^tuet' 
 
 iit»\1 
 
 Pyrulig'IieOUSf ptrAlig'neua, 
 
 Pyro 
 Pyro 
 
 (l>. or. pyr U. I. ligiiuiiu a((/. — acid, [(If))'!)).] 
 bie orriiiiik^e, brtiijiidyic , bcaiitiidjtc $0^: 
 {aurt. 
 
 Pyrolig'nite ^ ptrulig'niie , «. 
 [(Fi)im.J brciitOilKe i>i>- brciijlictjt t)oli\auTt6 
 (Bttl\. 
 
 PyrolitUic* pfrilii/i'ik, (gr.) adj 
 ~ acid, [6i)cm.J eirbc<ii}iid}r, brtiiilidjte 
 6((iiii'>iur(. 
 
 Pyroloffint, piioiiojjse. (gr.) t. 
 ttt ^}>i)nni>fl ; •iiinjiiiigur 6rr teljre uuii ^tr 
 lAtrntrii ^miirinc. 
 
 Pyruloipy, piiol'loj«, (gr.) «. bit 
 gitiKrUhrc, •Jjijri-ii'flif. 
 
 PyroiiiMlMte j plrom'alAie . «. 
 [Gheui.J f)r(iiiiid)<i ob. bTtniU<t)t ap\tl\au' 
 
 Pyroinalic, pdAmilik. (gr. pyr 
 U. Idt. nialuiii) a«0. - «cid, [Gljtlll.J Cie 
 br(ii)iid<e, frciiilict^tc <i:p(ri|Aiire. 
 
 Pyroiiiaiicy t pir'6iuaii«i, (gr.) •• 
 tit 5tiitriuai)rr.iiitrti. 
 
 PyrOlltMlltic f pir^nun'iik. adJ 
 ptjromaiitiid), jur giiifriiuiljrfngtrfi gt()i?rig. 
 
 PyroinMntiC) *■ 6tt '^tuerwatft- 
 fflgtr. ^ ^ 
 
 Pyrometer, p'rom'eiur, (gr.) «. 
 [^l^ijf.j Ctr iMiii'iiitrtr, JnitrmtiTtr. 
 
 Pyruiiiucite, pirooidoite, «. 
 [Sf^ttn.l brtiiilid) tV1)lrini|rtiirt# €aI). 
 
 PyrOinuCOUII, piiomu'kiii, a<l/'. 
 [&l)ttn J - acid, cie brcujlid)(t>t, bTaiibid)tf 
 6(i)itiinraiirt. 
 
 P> rope, pir Ape, (gr.) «. ['5J?iiitr<»lg. i 
 6tr >I>i)rrp, Kiirfiiiiftl, tbit fflrnimt. 
 
 PyropliMne, pir'Ailne, (gr.) «. 
 {Wintrnifi) btr iJJnrppljnn. 
 
 PyropliauUUN, ptroffanu*. adj 
 pi)rrptian , in btr 'I13nriiie ob. am ^tutr 
 burd)it(f)tig ((iraaTbtit). 
 
 Pyroplaoruu8,ai£;. imn ^ropl)i>r 
 fltlj&rif), pt>ri'i'hi'nirtig. 
 
 Pyroplioriis , pinf'(6ri*. (gr.i 
 «. [ffljtiii.] btr '^tftt>v\)ot , £i(ft», ©flbjl 
 )uubrr. 
 
 Pyropliynwlite, p!r«fii'taHie. «. 
 [TOiutrnifll btr 'iJ5i)ro|>lii)inlit. 
 
 Pyrortliite, peior'i^tc, «. [gJIi. 
 Btrnlg.J btr ^ijrorrljit. 
 
 Pyrofjcope, ptr'riakApe, (gr.) *■ 
 [Ciitiit.) tai (btr) 'ipDroiTop. 
 
 PyrOHinalite, peros'martte, «. 
 I^iiitralg.) brr ^^i)ri>.*iiirtlir. 
 
 Pyrotartaric, pfrotar'iar'k, ( 
 
 Pyrotartarftua, p'roiar'farus, 5 
 adj. - acid, (6()tili.J 6it brtiljlicf^t 5Dcill = 
 (tfiMiVlurt. 
 
 Pyrotartrite , p'rniar'trite , t. 
 [(Fhciii.) brriMlid)(tf) lutiiiiltiiiriiuref ©nl}. 
 
 Pyr<»(e«liniR, pin'iickniii, ^ 
 
 Pyr<»tecllllical, pin'itek nekal, S 
 udj. pi)ri<(i<>)!Ui'i1). 
 
 Pyroteclinics, p!roiek'niks, |>r 
 
 Pyrutecliiiy, ti't'otekne, 
 I. bit 5tucr : , Jtuf nutrffi » , jJtutriBtrftri 
 fund, 'iJ5i)roitd)iiit. 
 
 Pyrotecluiist, piroUk'nUt, «. btr 
 J^cut-rfuiii'lU'r, -4>i)ro(i'd)iiiCtr. 
 
 PyrotiCf perorik, t. [-iOftb.] bae 
 ^reiiii:, ^iitljiiiKtd, brtiiiuiibt, (i^tubt '}}iicti'l. 
 
 Pyroxeue, piroksene, «. 1')}{|. 
 iitrnlg.J btr i)>i)ri>);tii, 'ilugit. 
 
 Pyroxeuic, pliokMuIk, o^;. )iiiii 
 -}.^i)rojriii, 'Jlii.iit fli:l)ijrifl. 
 
 Pyrrhic, pii rik, (gr.) i- I. ["ipotr.i 
 btr $up uuii iiuci furitii ^ilbtii, ^i)rrl)i- 
 d)iii5. 2. bcr iOaffiiUiiiii, itoct)iutrtitt«iii} 
 pi)rri)iri1)t Iniij. l-jji)rrl)in 
 
 Pyrrliiit, pirrtu, «. [6i)tm.i bae 
 
 PyrrlauuiC, pirronik, Ct'yrrlio'- 
 II Cii II I adj. pi)rrl)i<iiM'(t}. 
 
 Pyrrliuuisin, pirrouiim, (v. 
 ■^>i)rri)i'' *. bit 4>i)rri)i)iu6ui (bit'^wt\\<[iiH)x<, 
 Ctr S'wtVlflciil). 
 
 PyrrllUlliKt , pir'r6ai«t, «. bcr 
 ■iJJDrrlioiiiiiiifr, 3iuci(ltr, ©ftptiftr. 
 
 Pytliagoreau, piiAagu'ieau, t. 
 btr '^JDtiuigor.ii'i:. 
 
 PytliaK^ureau, ) 
 
 P>tlia||;uric, pei/iagoi'ik, > 
 
 Pytliaigurieai^ pei/iagor'ekal.) 
 adi. pi)ti),igonrct). -table, brt< (Jiiiiimlttiiu, 
 Dit G-iMninitiiidilnbtUt. 
 
 Pytliag'urisiii, pit/tag'6rixni , i. 
 bit Stl)rt II. 'OJttiiuiiititii bt6 «)>i)ii)ogoriitf. 
 
 Pytliiau, pit/i'eau, (u. gr. Pytlio) 
 ailj. pntl)l|(t>. 
 
 Pytlioness, pitft'6iic>, «. 1. bit 
 
 ajrtljrrnfltriim , 3n>"»triiiii. 2. [btlplj. Cr.u 
 
 ftl] (bit 'ipriti^triniu Spijiljia. liflgtnfd). 
 
 PyfllUlliC, pei/iou Ik, adj. lunM' 
 Pytlioiiist, piiA't^iiiat, «. btr 3i^ii' 
 
 btrtr, iij.iijriiigtr. 
 
 Pyx, pik», (gr. pyxU) «• •• Ir&m 
 
 fiitl). Bird)eu bit '•Dfoiiilrrtiii. 2. I'lRar.j baf 
 
 l{pmp(i0t)aue(^tii. 
 
 d, kii. CTOittout] I.«. bn«£l, q. 2. n(» 
 3nl)lltid)tii ftcl)t a lur 500, « fiir 500,000. 
 3. (iifilbfiirjuiigfit) iltfjt ft: &> fiir qunntiiy. 
 qiiantDiii. tai Quantum, fo vitl, fu piti Mi. 
 b) fur question, ftueen. c) fl'ir quadran», 
 55.il)rrhiiig; bt i ^JJfntljtrantiftrn : ft. E. D., 
 quod eral deiiiom-trandum; ft. E. F., quod 
 erat facirndiim-, fty., query, 5rngt; ill btii 
 .ilteit i£d)rift|lc(liTii : ft. fiir ftuintus, ftuiu- 
 tius; ftuiiit. fiir ftuintiliiis; Quaes, fl'ir 
 (juarilor. (t^I)l>l.) bit £lU(TVP^ ^lillmiipC. 
 
 C^liab., kvvot), {.\)X>{\. kvv.-ib) t. [3d)> 
 
 4^uacJtil(o, kwaUiiirto, «. id. (tin 
 brn|liiiiiiii"d)iT 23ogfIi. 
 
 fftuack, kwak, (fat. quaxo, conxo ; 
 gr. koaks) e. u. 1. qtliirtii , qiuiftn. 2. 1 
 iliLirfinlbirn, ben ^J)?iirfrrd)ccifr m.id)<n ; (of; 
 fin (jroBtS Q6dA)x<'\ iiind)en pon . . . 
 
 ^uack, t. 1. brr Qiincfrofber, ^iirrt> 
 rd)rfifr, 'Jlfrcrtirjr. i. bcfOJIarftfc^rtitr dlbtr; 
 ijniipr). 
 
 ft II a ck- doc tor. btr Ouiirfrnlbfr. - 
 luediciiie. bit Quad faiOcrci , SUiinbtrar- 
 jeiiti. 
 
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 Quackery, kwak kui e. t. bit Qiiatf* 
 fnibtrti, ■5)iiirfri"ii}vi'itTfi. (ilunrfrniL'trii. 
 
 €|,uackiu9 , kwakkiug , <. ba< 
 
 i^uackisU, kwak'kisli. adj. \\u\xtU 
 fd)reierird}. — ftuack' islmess, t. bit 
 OMiirftfdjrtifYti. [iluacfriilbtrci. 
 
 ^laackisin , kwakkiziu, a. bie 
 
 Quackled, kv%ak lu. > adj. btit 
 
 f^uavkeiied, kwaknd.^ \\A\)t tu 
 flidt, triviirqt. 
 
 ^Quacksalver, kwak'salvur, a. 
 btr HuacfjiUbtr, -ilfttrnrit, '))tiirft|d)rcitr. 
 
 €4uad, kwod, ( l)oa. kwaad) a(i/. t 
 t'm, rd)tiiniii, libel. 
 
 Quadra^eiie, kwodiajene, dat. 
 quadiMgeui) i. (rt)ill. filll). .Rir<t)tj till i>itr> 
 )igt>il[ii]tr pnpriiid)cr 'Jlbi.ie. 
 
 duadra||'eiiiiiia,kwodiajes'geiiia, 
 (lot.) *. l<^ri|li. Jim. I bit iyiiileiijtit, giiilcii. 
 
 ftuadrage>iiiin runday, t)tr i^piint 
 tng jiipofiipii. £liinbr.iflfriniii. 
 
 <^ua<lrag^efiiitial , kwodiajea'. 
 seiiial. adj. pieriii)t>igii] , jur ijiiilen^eu ge< 
 l)ijng, 111 btr J.iriiiijiit iinbraiid)lid>). 
 
 €tuadra}{°e8iiiial8, kuodiaje*'* 
 seiuali. J. pt. (cl)tniai6> Opii'r, bit niif i)4< 
 tnrt btr $iiUipfftrd)t biirgcbnidji ipiirbtn. 
 
 Quadrant;- le, kwodrauggl, (Uit.) 
 «. [(i)toni.] fa* ii5u'n(f. 
 
 I^uadraiig'ular, kwiidiaa'giiiur, 
 adj. ['^ot. It. CiJtutii.) I'lincfig. pitriuiiiftlig 
 
 Quadrant, kwid'raut, dat.) «. l. 
 b<i£ 9}itrttt (btr purtt lt)tif). 2. [®ei>m.] 
 btr SSitrttlfrtii , SJicrttiiirftl , £lunbront, 
 Qintbbogtn. 3. btr £lUitbran( (tin iiicitljtm. 
 <a3erfjtug). 
 
 ^liadrantal, kwidrant'al, adj. ju 
 rintin Cliinbritnttii gti)iirig ; in btiii 93ierttli 
 frtift tiii^nlttn. - circle, [(ytoiit.] tin ipljii* 
 rifd)t« Dreitrf, beffeii tint ©titt gltid) ill 
 tittttii SBitrtciefrtift. 
 
 f^uadraiital, i. [xh». 9i(ttrtl).] tin 
 ptfrt(figf6 (i>i'|ii6 Ob. ''))^1H , iii'ipriiiif]!. •iliii» 
 pl)orn geiiiiniit, bne 80 ijjfb. 2Gii(Ttr tntljitit. 
 
 <(uadrat, kwad'rai, d.u j «. i. [Xxf 
 pogr.) bnfiQniibrnt; ui -q undrais. ©ciiifrte, 
 '>}iii£rd)lit@iiiiijeii niif tin Ci)cpiertrtf; n-qua^ 
 drat I, $iiibgcpitrte, '>}lii£'i'd)(ieb'iingcn niif 
 •/2 Cdmtxui- 2. bfl6 Qiiiibrut (tin iiiflit). 
 SJtrfjtiig). 
 
 Quadrate, kwid'rite. adj. I. rjtr< 
 trfig, gtpteri, £lii(ibrat... 2. in pier gliicfte 
 tl)tile t^eilbnr, £liinDrnt... 3. i a) pniTenb, 
 nngtntfffen, rtd)t. b> gennn, gtrrtbe, bidig, 
 rtblid). 
 
 Q,uadrate,«. I. bd^Qudbrnt, S3irrt(f, 
 tatpitrtt. 2. [ >ailrol. ] btr gtpicrtt ©d)tiii, 
 ®epitrt!, Qiinbrnrft^tin. 
 
 Quadrate, t>. n. (with) pnffen (niif, 
 jii), fid) rd)icfen (ju). [wxt. qtinbrnrir({>. 
 
 Quadratic, kwiUiatik, adj. gt< 
 
 ftuadrati c equation , bit qiinbrnfilV^e 
 ®(eid)iing. [br.itiiiDe Ciilcidjiing. 
 
 I^uadratic, s. bie gei'lerre pb. qua* 
 
 Quadratrix, kwnU latr'ks. t. I. 
 bit pitrerfige gi.iiir, bii6 Qihibrat. Bailey. 
 2. [©ci'tit.] bic 25uTiiii!]f:, QiiaDriirtiiiie. 
 
 44**n<li^^tMre, kvvn>riaiuic, $. i. 
 bie Qiiacr.uiir, SJieiiiiiij. l. bie 23ieniiifl, 
 bn« Qiiiibrat, S5;eierf. 3. iSIiin'ii.] bir C>H» 
 piert:, £lllll^rlUll1)l■llI, ber giTierte Sdjein. 
 
 €4ua(irei, kv«6d'rel, cit. quadretl<»^ 
 
736 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mh, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, got, 6!i, cloud. Tdbe, tub, full. \h\n THis. 
 
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 «. [3lrd)it.] ein uierecfiflet t\xnHUd)tt Stein 
 
 ^«adrennial,kwSdren'neal,(Iat.) 
 odj. I. i)ierjaI)rio. 1. i>ttriii()rlid). — adv. 
 aiiadren'nially, uierjnljrljrf) , cinmal in 
 tntr 3al)rcn. ^ [luerCcii fininen&. 
 
 i^uadrible, kwodrebl, adj. (jeuiiTt 
 
 ^iia«lricapsiilar, kwodiekap'- 
 slii'ilar. ciat.) fldj- [Set-] oierfnpfelig. _ 
 
 ^uadrideciinal, kwoddredes'- 
 semal, adj. [£n)|1nfUigr.| qiint>riDqininl._ 
 
 ^uadrideiltate , kwoddreden'- 
 tate. adj. [35pt.] itierjnl)iiig. 
 
 Q,uadrifid, kwod'drcfid, (int.) adj. 
 [T-'Dt.] I'ierfvnltiq. 
 
 ^aadrijiig'ous , kwoddrcju'gu*, 
 (\(\{.)aiij. ia3ot.l oicrfnd>flep.inrt, gi'i'icrpnnrt. 
 
 Quadrilateral,kwoddretat'ieiai. 
 ailj. [Weom.] uicrfeitifl. - *• tie uierfeitige 
 gigiir, bni 25ii're<f. 
 
 ^itadrilateralness, kwoddre- 
 lai'e allies. *. tit 2Jierfpitigfeit. 
 
 (^uadriliteral, kwoddrelit'eral, 
 adj. <\ui I'nr 5jud)|1n6cn 6e|lel)tn6. 
 
 Quadrille, kadr'l', kwadril', (ft. 
 Sb.) s. [.'Ftiu-tentp. u. tnnj] ^ie £luabrif(e. 
 
 Quadrilobate, kwoddrelobate.^ 
 
 ..Quadrilubed, kwod'dretobed, ^ 
 adj. |58ot.] I'ierlnppio- 
 
 QiUadrilocular, kwoddrelok'u- 
 lar. ailj. [»ot.J incrfiicf)frig. [Reflet. 
 
 Qiia<iriii, kwad'iin, (Int.) «. ber 
 
 QuadriUOlllial,kwoddrciiA'meal, 
 0,ii. i^Jllgebr. j uiernmiiio, uiert^eilig, mtf. 
 fiiii'terig. 
 
 C^iiadripartite, kwidr'p'plnlie, 
 (l.t.) adj. uicrtljttlig, in uier netljeiit. - adv. 
 ttuadrip'artitely, uitrJijeilifl, ill uier 
 'Jli-thfiinngcn. 
 
 4(iiadripartltion, kwoddrtplr- 
 •Uli'iiii. *. Sif 95ifrtf)i'iliiit<), Ilieiiung in iMer. 
 
 €(uadripliylluus, kwadilffilus, 
 iiilj. ii'Tt.) inprtiiitterig. 
 
 t^iiadrireine, kwoddrerime, (I.) 
 s. tit iiiernircrlgf 0)affrre. 
 
 QuadrisyIlable,kwoddre»iI'labl, 
 (l.u 1 J. £i.i6 mfrfilbigc SKort. 
 
 iimadri valve, knod'drevalv, ct). 
 
 €iuatirivalvular, kwdddreval'- 
 vuiar. ndj. [a5ot.] uierflnppig. 
 
 Qiiadrivalves, kwod'drivalvz, s. 
 pi. Diifi Il)or, tie tl)ure init pier JjHifleln. 
 
 €%uadrivial, kwadnv'eal, <hlt. qua- 
 driviiiiii) adj. pier ill cinetit ^unfte jufnni.- 
 nifiiiiinffn&e 5It}ege ()nbenb. — streets, wo 
 iMer -JCege ob. ©trngen lufftiiimeiifloSen. 
 
 Quadroon, kw^diuun', (p. tat. 
 quatiior) «. [ fpnn. 91tiierifn] i<\6 lEiiift finer 
 WiiiiutiMn I'Dn einem iSSeieen. 
 
 Ctuadruinan, kwadruman, (fat.) 
 «. (3i'iJl.] bag pierl)(inCiigc 1(;icr. 
 
 Quadruinanou8> kwod'drdman- 
 u», adj. [3D0t.] I'ierljnnbig. 
 
 Quadruped, kwoddrupld, (tat.) 
 adj. pierfi'ipifl. - #. ba« pierfi'igige ifjier. 
 
 Quadruple, kwod'drupi, aat.) adj. 
 vierfacf). 
 
 To make quadruple restitution for.., 
 GtmnS Pierfnf^ pcrai'iten, mieber errfijcn. To 
 receiye - the amount, ben i>ierfnrt)fn %<■. 
 trofl erfjnlten, befotumen. [brnprl. 
 
 Quadruple, «■ [97?tntin).] bcr£luii^ 
 
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 Quadruple, r. a. verpierfnc^en. 
 
 Quadruplicate, kwidiuple 
 kate. I), a. peruii'rfadjen. 
 
 Quadruplicate, a<J^. pierfncf). 
 
 Quadruplication, iiwod<iiupie 
 ka'sliun, *. Die SBerpierfadjiing. [pii'tfnc^. 
 
 Quadruply , kwoddruple, adv 
 
 Quaere, kwe're, ( lat. ) t'rage ! ti 
 frngt fid); i". query. 
 
 Quaestor, f. quest or. 
 
 Quaff, kwaf,(otl). quaf, kwof, ]iet)en) 
 V. a. trinfcn, rcid)lirf) ob. in grL>^en SiiflC" 
 trinfen ; (oflr> (nuf cincn Siifl) ^inunterfiiirien. 
 
 QuafT, V. n. iec(;en, berb trinfen. 
 
 Quaff, «. 1. ber ®d)lu(f. 2. " i^M 
 Iriiifgerd)irr. [3«4)«- ©linfer. 
 
 Quaff er, kwaffur, *. ber Irinfer, 
 
 Quaff er, v. a. f ful^len, auir|ul}U-n, 
 rcf)noppern. [pf»g» '"tid). 
 
 Quag'g'y, kwag'gi. adi. niuorig fnni: 
 
 Qua^iiiire, kwagmire , s. ber 
 mcid)c aJoben, (Sumpf;, '5Koi>rboben. 
 
 Qualiaug-, ktvi-hog. t. l^icrbniii.] 
 o eine 'ilrt 9In(lern. [cp- 
 
 Quaicll, (r(f)Ptt.) imall drinking 
 
 Quaid, kwiide, (fi'ir quailed) adj. \\\t' 
 bergerd) iigcn, niebcrgebriitft, tnnrf)lo5. 
 
 Quail, kwale, (nngelf. cwellan; qua- 
 fen) V. n. 1. * fiiifen, wergefjen (u. 9JtHtI)e). 
 
 2. t !>en «JKntl) (infen tnJTm, jngen, perjngen, 
 er|"d)liiffi!n, I'djnuidjten ; ttaueru, ftc^ |)iirnieii. 
 
 3. * jonbern. 
 
 Quail, V. a. 1. * nieberfc^tagen. 1. 
 jnljmen, bmibigen; f. ftuell. 
 
 Quail, (fr. cailler) v. n. gerinnen (P. 
 ber Wi\i))- Bailey. 
 
 Quail, (fr. caille) t. I. [DrnitI;.] bie 
 aaBiidjtel. 2. t t>i« We^e, Suilfirne. Shak. 
 
 Quail-pipe, 1. bie S23ad)telpfeife, ber 
 aa3nd)tflrnf. 2. e bie 2[Cei6erjunge. 
 
 Quailing-, kwAle ing, adj. t bange. 
 - *. t t"i^ 3iigcn, SSeringen; 25iTgel)en. 
 
 Quaint, kwimt, (nlrfr. coint; nrni. 
 coeiit, coant) adj. 1. nett, rd)nincf, nieblld), 
 jieriid), fnuber, nrtig; fein. 2. gi-iicrt, gf= 
 f iinifeit, gcjiunngen, gefucfjt (^n fein, nffiftiri). 
 .1. * llftig , fpi^nnbig. Chaucer. 4. fiiiiillid), 
 giM'd)irft, fein nu*geb(id)t, feIn niifgefonnen. 
 Shak. 5. (geiDol)nl.> fonberbnr, feltfaui, lunn^ 
 berli(&. 
 
 Quaintly, kwint'U, adv. I. nett, 
 iicriid), orrig, nteblid). 2. fein , funjllict). 3. 
 rinnrei(ft, nuf eine fcine Slrt. 
 
 Quaintness, kwint'neK, «. 1. bie 
 3ierlid)feii, 9iieMid)(cit, ^lettigfcir, lUrtigfeit. 
 2. bii« C4)ejierte, ®efiin|lelte; bie ©onberbiirj 
 feit, (Seltfamfeit. 
 
 Quallie, kwike, (nngrif <wacian; 
 
 ht\). tiwyku; qiiftfein) v. n. I. fi(^ jitternb 
 
 \)ix\> u. (jerbciucgen ; (Dcrtl. J gnnbtieln. 2. 
 
 (witliiiittern,i"d)ilttern,f>eben(por5nrd)t:c.). 
 
 2. A person quakes willi tear or terror, 
 
 or with cold. Webster. 
 
 Quake, t>. a. ■} errd)uttfrn, erfrtjrerfen. 
 
 Quake, «. tai 3><^'ern, '^eben, bie 
 jitti'rnbe ~i5eiuegnng, &rrd)ntrernng. 
 
 Quaker, kwA'kur, i |d)ritll. @eftej 
 ber Qniifit. Shaking -, [unbere ret. ©efrcj 
 ber Siftrrrr. 
 
 Quakerism, kwikini/m./ s bie 
 
 Ql*ukf*ry, kwakiir*. ^ £lni1. 
 
 fiTfi, Crtr £lii>irei;tf^iini 
 
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 Quakerlike, kwa'kuiiike.^ 
 Quakerly, kwi kdrle, \ '' 
 
 qufiferii'd). 
 
 Quaking', kwa'king, adj. jitremb, 
 bebenb. - *. tni Sittern, 55cben. lgrn«. 
 
 Quaking-grass, [ 2jor. | bilj 3itter» 
 
 Qualifiable, kwol'lclialil, adj. ge: 
 niilbcrt, enigt'iMjrrtnft, geniiiCigt , t'eflinitnl, 
 iniibiftjtrr ivurffn fcmnenb. 
 
 QuaiilicaUion, kwollefck&sliun, 
 (fat.) *. I. fie 'Beeigeiifd)rtftiing, ^etitelnng, 
 (yigenrd)aft6l)eili'gnMg , 2?enrnniing. 2. (@-t< 
 wai , tai ill (S-tiuaS gt'fit)i(ft innc^t) bie 
 (S'igenrd)nft. 3. dm gciVyl. ©innei bie notljige 
 G'igenrd)nfr, bo* iunt)ige SBeriytljnni , iini eiu 
 6(TentIid)cf Olmt beflcifen of. em 23orre£^t 
 ciuf iiben ^n funiien. 4. a) bie 93i'rmiuferiing, 
 G'inrd)raiifnng, SlVrdirniifiiiig; Siilimniung, 
 'WoDififiuion. b) Die Diimpinng. c) bie ■53{is 
 fd)nng. Shak. 
 
 2. Integrity and talents should be con- 
 sidered as indispensable q u a I i fi ca t i- 
 ons for men entrusted with public 
 affairs. Webster. 
 
 There is no q u all f i c a t i o n tor govern- 
 ment but virtue and wisdom. Xtuji'nb llllO 
 ^HJei*()eit ndein finb bie juni 9?fgicriingjge» 
 rc^iifie n&tt^igi'ii @'igenrd)iif(en. Qualifica- 
 tions ot mind. (yeiitcSfiihigfeiteii. 
 
 Qualified, kwol'teiid, adi. I. geetgt 
 net. 2. beilimmt, einflefd)ranfr; [JJec^Kfpr.J 
 bebingr. 
 
 Well qualified, mil giiten (figenfttjaf" 
 ten, giite ©igenrrf)nffen ttefiijenp. lu a — 
 sense, mit einigiMi (S-iiifd)r(infiingen. 
 
 Qualifiedness, kwol lefidnls, « 
 Der 3iift'i"£'/ ba 3emiinb i)b. ©tiviiS myjn 
 geeignet i|1. 
 
 Qualifier, kwoliefiur^ t. (^iner, 
 ber, biis, lUvio beeigcnrdjnffet, luoju quiiliftjirt, 
 einfd)riiiift, niiiDert, mDbiii)irt. 
 
 Qualify, kwol Icti, (fr. qualifier) 
 t>. a. 1. a) beeigenrd)aften, qiialift)iren , niit 
 (Jigenicftnfren bega&fii. b) (Snu-ni ben iitel 
 eine* ... ob. gciuiffe (5-igenfd)nften beilrgen, 
 @-inen betiteln, benennen. 2. u'or) quiiiift)iren, 
 langlid), trid)tig, gcrd)icft mad)eii iju). 3. 
 )nr 58efleibung eine^ <itnitd, }ur jlii^riuung 
 eined 23iTrcd)(£ caiiglid) niad)en, qiuitifiiiren. 
 4. a) niilPern, niiigigen. bj 6erd)rniifen, ein» 
 rd)ran(eii, beiliiuniem iiu^bifijiren. c) banu 
 pfen (iinie; bie ^piije lo. 
 
 To qualify one's self. I. fid) beiirunen, 
 fid) iiennen, ben litel nniiel)nien, not beii 
 iitcl eiiiefi ... beilegen, fid) aiifgei'eu fur... 
 2. (for) fid) qiinlifiiiiren (jiji; \iA) eujnen (jin. 
 To - a man to kill game. &inein bie O'^g^' 
 gerecbtigfcit I'erleiljen ; to be qualified to 
 kill game, bie Ortgf'g<'''<'rf>figfti' "efi^en. 
 
 Quality, kwol'iete, diu.) s. I. bi« 
 ^efd)iiifenl)eit (eiiier ©fld)e>; £lua!itiit, ©iirr 
 (eiiier 2Banre). 2. bie (Sigenfd)iift (einer ^15er. 
 UMi Ob. '3od)e). 3. pi. a) (ond) sing.) bie 
 (ycmutlj^iirt, (sjefiiiniing , ■Siniic^iUf. Shak. 
 b) bie G'igenfd)nfrcn, ialeiite; Sriifre. 4. (of; 
 bie G-igenrd)iifr dilr). 5. ber Sf.inq, (gtanb; 
 (u. in engercr 23rbeiitung) ber ©tiiitb , pori 
 ncljiiie SiiinP. 6. Sfiire i>on Stiiiibe , ©tiini 
 bi'fpirroiien. Aumsosi. 7 •■■ ai bai (Wfiverbe, 
 ber Sfrtiib. b) bte Weiu-nenrd)afr, 3ii"fr. 
 
 3. a> To night we II wniider ll.'rujgh til« 
 
 streeia. and note 
 
File, far, ftlK fat. RU, met. Fine, fin. NA, m&ve, n6r, gSt. 6fF, ciSfid. TAb«, tilb. fi^ll. t//in, THis. 737 
 
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 The qual it i e* of people Shak. 
 
 4. The attoraey partakes of both q u n I i- 
 
 lies, that of a judge of the court, 
 
 and that of attorney -general. Bacoh. 
 
 People of every quality, 2tutt awi 
 
 flflfli @t<^ll^fll. Personn of-, ladiet of -. 
 
 etiUiCr^pfniMifii, Ceiitf, Diinieii uonSraiite. 
 
 Bad qualities. f(t)ln)iiue (riGi'lil'(t)ilItt'ti, 
 
 8.A|1«. Good qu all lies, gut* G'igfiird)'il- 
 
 ten, Z.tlfUtt, IligeilCcil. The quali 1 1 en 
 
 of horsenianxliip, dancing and fencing, (ir 
 
 liileutf im 9{eitcii, Iiiiijen unB 5Jfd)feii , 
 
 tir Q-igeiifct^aftdi nl^ dieiter, laiiier uiiB 
 
 5r(t)tir. 
 
 ^ualin, kwim, (f)on. kwaal; QiiaIiid 
 $ 1. tie <£Baiaiii{) if<6 ^lutti tc). 2. i *> 
 (of) Ci-r ?liit.in, ^mli'e, tit 9lm»onMiin(i 
 (vpii) ; 3JiiiwniiMuiig uoii lUbelfeit, Cte \Mt\- 
 fi'it, ii\i Uebflieui. b) - of conscience, Der 
 WeiiMffciif jiufiffi, Sfniprl. 
 2. aj Qualms of heart ■sick agony. 
 
 MiLTOS. 
 
 The nauseous qualms, bif n)i6erli(f)(ii 
 9linuaiieimifleii oon lltbrlffiten. I find « 
 cold - come over my heart, id) fut)U tndii 
 i^cri plofilid) I'uii ftiiire erflriffen. 
 
 ^ualllllNh, k»im i«h. adj. lltbrircit 
 
 rtiipfiiitii-itt) , i>uii eiiicr ^iiivatiMiiiig vow 
 llffi'lfeit fTgriffeii. 
 
 I am qualmish, t$ ivirt Itlir ^6cl . (at' 
 niir ii'iPcrt 'C-tiuiie). 
 
 4(unliniwlin(*ltM, kwlin'i«lina<. «■ 
 bif 'JIiiuniiiMiiiiii iH'ii llfl>rlfftt, Mr lUbrlfrit. 
 
 €4iiniiioc'lit, kuain'Aklit. « [bi't.; 
 6ir idii'iif InrfjterwmJ'e, roiljf SfBcriutnte, 
 JtarMMiilbhitiir. 
 
 i^unnduryf kwnn'dari. (P. fr. qn'en 
 diiaije?*. trr 3ii>f 'tri , tit 2Jfrirgfiil)fii, 
 lliignutfiiifit, lliirrt)iinTigl'fit, 6(t>iuirrigfftr. 
 
 To be in a quandary, fid) lortrr |U 
 r.uhvii iiril) (ii luiirii iviif^n. 
 
 4(uan(lury, v. a. t in S3rrlrgrnl)rit 
 brm.ifii i^t. finrii. Otw»». 
 
 <4uttntita<ivc, kwoniitativ./ . 
 
 C^Uttlitltlve, knou t«lir, ^ 
 
 qiiiiiiticnnu (.(id) nut "JT^cngr oo. 91n)>tt)l be 
 |irl)eii5, unit riiirr griuiiTrii Wrt6e>. 
 
 I^unntity, kwouieic. dot.) §. t 
 bi(£liiaiiritiit, ») cnf Qutititiim, (it iBidhrit, 
 9)teiig«, "Jliijiihl, OJropr, ^t^ lliiifiiiig. b> 6,\t 
 Vliav (till iiiibriliniiiitri '0}iiib oD. (y)t'iiti<l)(>. 
 1. a- t f'f il)fil, ft' ^iTtioii, bn« (tJiict 
 Shak. b) bit grrgr $irtton, gri^gr Quaiiii> 
 fnt, Der gri'St ihrtl. 3. ('Knti).] bit (JJrosif. 
 4. [Oiriiiiiiii.] bit Oiintiiitat, ia6 @tlbtiinia6, 
 Sfitmne. 5. ('Will".) pn« 3f'i'"n&. 6. le^g , 
 bit fttUrgorit, bet ii(lgt')iirtiit ^rgriff. Ercvc. 
 7. t bii« -)Jf.i6, 9Sfrl).iltiiie. 
 
 Quantity of niolion, ['97?rd).] bit Oiro^t. 
 Stnrff 00. ^roft btr *ei»fgiiiig. To hold 
 no -, ftlii S8trl)tilciii0 t)i\ben. To hold - 
 Vin6 tj.iUtw. 
 
 %utuitnni, kwon'tum, (Int ^.) «. 
 iai iLliiniitiini, btr ^trrng, bit ©iiuinit, bi)£ 
 Wii#. bie Wrofif, OJJfiige. 
 
 ^unrHntiiie, kwor'ram^i. (fr. 
 yiarnntaiiiei « I. bit Qiinrdtiraiit ()irtiii: 
 fluiiflsirit. «niinbhtircprot>f .. i. li>(r(!)t^iVr.| 
 lit 3ttr I'ptt I'lrrjig i.Kitii, lUiiljrtub iurbt)rr 
 bit >IDitti«t riiirf (idifbifiljrr* in btr i>aiipt< 
 n>i>t)iiii>ig 1 iu;ni>iioii hoii>.e) il;»c* i'rr|lort>r: 
 t»rn Q>ii[ri'i; Urti'rn biur. 
 
 b'ifi 'ivultcU. Witrlitfbutii. L 
 
 UUA 
 
 To perform quarantine, to pass (the^ 
 -, aitnriiiitiint Ijnitcii <i>. ■iptriVncM ii QA)\{- 
 ftll). To ride at -, £iii,irillltiiiu Ijillttii (l>. 
 itoct)itffni. (C5)tiVijt. 
 
 Q n .ir am in e - la w s. bit Diiiirjiirillit! 
 
 Quarantine, kwonanieen'. i>. a. 
 (fiiirm ^iltlljT: :t J Qii.irii:iiiiiu' iiiifiTlrgtii. 
 
 4(uar<l«>t*U(S kwordekii', \\t. quail 
 deem I. ttx Crtetl),llfT. 
 
 Huarr**, \. (inarry. 
 
 iftUikrrel, kMOrril (lU. rweryl; fr. 
 querellr; Ml. querela) t. I. (rr ttirtit, ai 
 
 (btr Aiimpf). b) rer S^iif, S'wil'i . .■'^'ibtt- 
 
 e> bit i)(t(|)f*iii(1)f , ©iiv1)t. SHAii. 1. t brr 
 
 flJninb, bit Uriiicfit. 3. bit jjrmbirtxifi, btr 
 
 •IVJlbtriUint. 4. (fiir quarreler; f b" jlrtU' 
 
 riid)rigt <J5trfoii. Sua*. 
 
 2. He thought he had a good quarrel 
 
 to attack him. Iloi.iMiKiiEU. 
 
 To have a quarrel to. alioulcany lliing>. 
 
 I'Kt) bfrit)U'rrrii I'ibtr.., iiiijiifritbtii iViii iiiii.., 
 
 bi'l't ftllt ubtr... I have no - to ttc id) 
 
 t)nbt OiKfjt* grijrti.. To liave a - again»t... 
 
 |i (S-iMtm iiii(l)iltlltii. To pick a - With ... 
 
 ©trctt Aiif.uigrii nut... Tlie - between 
 
 tlieui is to decide wliicli etc., fit tlrtlltn 
 
 I'lcft bori'ibtr, iurlcf)rr !c. liYu1)tigr. 
 
 Quarrel-picker, btr 3>iiirtr, 3><it^ 
 
 duarrel ) p. n. i. ( about i Ortitcii, 
 
 a) fiimpftii, fiitl idjMjtii, flit rouftit iiiui'. 
 
 b) fid) ilrriitn, iaiiftn, ttifrii, ^ibrrii itint. 
 ubtr; with, iiiiti; tat) jinirtii ( iibirr >. 2 
 i (With) at in 3ivitrrii(1)t ftin .iiuti. I»i rugtii 
 ((?tivit£>. c) (S-tiDiti; tiii}jiivtiibtn hAbrii igt> 
 gtii' , (S-twoi bfilrtittn. d) % \idt ivtbtnprti 
 d)tn, itiit riiiaiibrr iiii Wibtripruc^t |1ri)tii. 
 
 '»,. a; Oitr people quarrel with obeditruce. 
 
 Shail. 
 2. d) Sou* things ariae of strange and 
 qu a r r ' Ii n g kind. 
 The forepart lion, and a sooke behind 
 
 COWLCX. 
 
 To quarrel wjib any one about... - 
 
 (J-intnt Gtivtie iiiiii StrDrt(t)i-ii inad)tii. 1 
 
 will not — with a aliglii niislake. ivtgtil 
 
 tiiirt ririiirii 'Jiix\t\)t[\i iciU id) rtiii !iliiil;t> 
 
 btli£ lUiid)fll. To - iu print, fid) llitd) brii 
 
 <in tiiitm a3iid)t gtijtttttitiK ilitgriu pb. '£\>i- 
 
 fd)rifitn biirllirrii. Sua . 
 
 f^aarrel, *■ a. l. (f-intii )aiifrii, iitn 
 
 (S'lnttn 3>i>iP »b. t£[rtii «iifiin(}cn. 2. toni 
 
 of) (^iiitn btird) tiiirn otrtii irtibtii ob. I>iii' 
 
 ituitrtibrti, l)niiui£l)abtrn diti^). 
 
 2. To quarrel a uiau uut at Ms ealaie 
 
 or rights. 
 
 I%aarreler, kw»r'ri4iir. «. btr 3>iit> 
 
 tn, JfJiibfrrr. l^pabfrii, Wrjniif. 
 
 f^uarrelinjc, kwor riiiug. ». iai 
 (^uarreluun, kworriliix, f ( 
 44iiarreliiuM»«^ kwoi riisuia, ^ 
 
 adj. ji^iiftid), flrciFfudjiifl, jrtnf|Vid)rig.— «d». 
 
 Quar'relsomely, jAltfird), Allf t'nt iOt: 
 
 niflf aSrift. 
 
 4(uarr«l)M»niteit«ni( , kworrlu 
 
 aum.n*s, «. bit 3>li)rrild)T, »tri'lirild)(. 
 
 ^narry, kw(w'r», <fr. carre) «. I. t 
 ba« aSiirrd, bit Jf.iiitt; \. 2). A - »f glass, 
 tint 05M«raiitt. 2. -(• «fr 'JH'fil niit pirrrrfigtr 
 ®pt$f. 3. [^.iifn. ] btr 9Caiib aa jjalftni; 
 (Ob. nud)) bit 3-'iflb, SBrnrt, brt« (trlcgrt) 
 "33116 (ubtrl). ). SiiAK 4, bnS 3;igrrrrd)t, 
 -2i&iU>rrd)f (btr ^iiibt>. Kavvc. 
 
 QUA 
 
 f^uarry, (fr. carrlere) «. ber ©ttin> 
 
 brud), bie Steiiigritbt. 
 
 A xione out of the quarry, tin gebrt)> 
 d)fiifr ©ttin. 
 
 Q n a r r y - m a n . btr Stcinbrtrfjtr. 
 
 ^(•■arry, ». a. bri'i1)fn iSrcint, •9)?ar« 
 nipr :c.). 
 
 <%iiarry, o. n. 1. (5Biiibnifpr.l bti» 
 .3.i,irrrirt)t iirrjtl)rtii. 2. 0(upon) frtfftii, 
 llititdt (>1ll>. 
 
 f^uarryin^ti, kwor-ielngz, «. pi. 
 f €(t'iiihitiirr I iibgii'ri'd)tiit ©tilife i>on Hn 
 in »attiii!iriibrn bfiirbfittrrii Sreiiifii. 
 
 t^uart, kwort. (fr.*2D. ) *• I. t bet 
 I'ltrir ii)ril, bii6 iBitrrtl, £liuirt. Spehscu. 
 2. 1 C^ngi. ) a) bit £liii\rtflard)t (tiitl)(tlteub 
 V^ OJrtlU'lIf). b) bil* Qlliirt (= 2 pints Ob. 
 • ^ tiitrr WnMotit). 3. [-^Jtfttip.J bit Qunrte. 
 
 Q 11 a r t - b 1 1 1 e. - ■ p o t. bit iilliinfJilfctt. 
 
 <%uartan, kw^^r'ian. (Ut.) uitrtiigig. 
 - $. I. brt* i'itrt.ii)igt gitbtr, £liiartiinfltber. 
 2. bn* 23iiTtftni.ift. 
 
 €(uartatiun , kwArti'shun , «. 
 |Cl)rm. 11. OWtttUlnnj.] bii« Qiinrtirtn. 
 
 C^liartur, kwor'lur, (fr. quart, quar- 
 tier; Ut. qnaluor) t. 1. (btr Pltrtt ll)til 
 uon e-tii<*r> bne Sitrtbtii , SBitrrtl ; j. 2} 
 The - of an hour or of a mile, bit S^irrttl 
 (liiiibf. i&rrirl.-nttilt; the - of a year, iai 
 3iil)rr6i'iirttl . £lii>irinl, Sitrrtljiil;r; -of 
 niuiiou. ^ll^ 5;<aiiinirl6i>itrtt-l , ^intcrpitrttl, 
 v6(^&pt'tiu>trritl , lore quarter, hind — , ^ai 
 JjDrbrr:, i^initri'itritl (tint* gtfdjlrtt^ttteii 
 il)irrd>; - of a pound (of cheese etc.). em 
 -.JJiiTirlpfiinb, ajirrliiig iJtiiftit. ); - of « 
 Hundred, brr 33irrr(l}tntntt, 28^]>fiinb (avoir 
 dupois ())(-ii<id)t>, a - of sugar, till SSltrttli 
 itniiicr 3"rffr; - of a sheet, b(i« QiiiUt» 
 i^liitt. 2. I in tiiiirrcr 23rbriiriiiig) tai 
 ilii.nrral, 25itrttlj(il)r (in ®rf)iiltii). 3. liAi 
 utrrtrfigt 6iu(f, SitrrriiliKf , 'Jugfiliicf ; 
 [ 3iiii""il. ) tin 6ru(f S?As wi\ 4 Sofl im 
 QwiiCr.u a. in btr Diift. 4. [ (S'ngi. ) iat 
 ■Bfillrtr, QlliUt ( — 8 busheUj; }. «. A - 
 of wheal, tin •))f.Uftr ^riitn 5. [-Hilroii } 
 bite Sitritl, •DiiMibtvirrii'l. 6. Cprnilb.] bie 
 •Jlbil)tiUmii , b,u rftib, 20iipptnfilb. 7. brt 
 <i^>uipi:, K.iirbiiitiiviiu.*i I br^ >>intinrld), bit 
 2iklt>itgriib , }>l- cit -2i3tiii)rti>'>ibtii , &nbtn 
 tbcr 2iirlt.; (biiljtrt bit (i)ti)rii£>, iSritt, Qrit, 
 bii» •JftviiT ii'iticri*.!; (II. Ill fiigrrfr 25tbeti« 
 tiin(>< t'-t (btfiMi&trri (WrgtiiD, fiT (beH>nbtre> 
 Il)tu tintr i£»obi, tints l^lll^^'6; j. 35. All 
 quarters of the city , rtUr aSierrtl, (gt(tbt> 
 uitrrtl, fcirtf tqiiarittrt, HinntTt ; (baljer) 8. 
 (gvn)-ot)iil. quarters iiii p/. ) bit i^trbtrgt, 
 2i}iU)^iuin,j, bn* Oiiirt)tiogtr ; m. in tngtrtr 
 5&tPtiiriing) iAi d-mlngtr, Qiiiirtitt (btr 
 (SoiOtitf i») ; (-Wnr.) pi. bit ^oiltii ber@d)iff«« 
 iiMniird).ift btiiu irrfftn. 9. i a) bit (Sttl« 
 liing, brr ij>0|lcn ; (gen)ijl)iil. ini pi.) bit rt(t)rt, 
 poj'h'nbt eitfllt. b) ( »)»iiir. ] bn« annrtttr, 
 bit L'rbfii*fd)ii'iHing, (»nnbt. o t bit @d)i» 
 ntiiig; 95trfd)oniiiig; >>?iid)fcd)t. d) f bie 
 5rennbfd)<ift, C-intr.ic^r; in -, frieblid), »iii» 
 tr(i(t)tig. .Shah. 10. |3{titr.) a) The -» of 
 a horse s hoof, bie i^oriiroiinbt, Qiinrtiere, 
 gtrftn, Ir.id)ttn; fai»e -s, tint t^tiin>ri|e 
 e-rntiirriing Pb. t>ai 9iiid)i"i1)ifl'tn iti S?mM 
 iiiid) »i'rl)friii'fli'iiigfntr 2JiTld.5nn<i , fali'dx 
 QiMriirrt. II. | <s(t)nnin. ) bae Outirtifr.otr* 
 ftnU'frr. 12. i 0)i'.ir. j ai Bit "liJiitbi^itriHa, 
 
 ir 
 
738 Vhte, '.'ir. fhU. fnt. Mo. met. Fine. rfn. >'6. mflve, ni5r, got, 6?!, cl6u«l. Ti'ibe, liib. full. i/mh. ['[[in. 
 
 (4.UA 
 
 83iflett. b) &cr 9?niim jiuifiteii ^cm flVPfse" 
 Durd)nirfTiT Cer 9{iiii ii. 6fni 'Tii'cf. 
 9. e) To the yomig. if yoii give lolerable 
 qaarter. yon indulge ilieiii in idle- 
 ness and I'uiti tlieni ; (hat tlian lint jiiH< 
 gcii Cciitpii iiiir ciiiiijiTHUigtii Dincbliilir, 
 ill ninn (\t(\en jinige t'eiift niir l^iiUMUfijf 
 nnd)fict)ti(l, fo JO. Collier. 
 
 On the qnarter, ['^Rnr.] t»fl(fflag6uunV. 
 Tlie »liip has a fai — . M^ ©rtufl (lilit 
 tiff ill6 'IBilfTrr. To play on the - of a *liip. 
 i-3Kiir] eiiicnt ©itiffi- in Me ^iiJiiiMMrriiiij 
 frt)it§fll. Pipe all liniids to q vi k r i e r « . 
 (■?Jirtr.] tie (Trtii.sp Srt)iff!rt«.iiiiiri1)iiit aiit ilirr 
 <J5o(tfn fl.•>nIluall^ltt! In tlii> -. tii tifiVr 
 (J)f!jfii&, ^iiT. l)ur .)ii Sl1n^f. In >>»<nii<'ij' 
 
 quarters, ini ©Uteil. The fore qnnr- 
 ters, hind quarters, [DCt'ifM Mt Sur. 
 I^rtlli , 3i<\<t)l)nuJ. To change ones qvinr 
 ters, llinjtil)ril. To have free -». utti. 
 fPMll iuii()ueii. The king's-*, bilfi S»illipf 
 qiitirtier tef fiiMii^i-, roii'gUrt>« ^.uivi'Vi'if 
 tier. - of asscHihly. [>}}fi4ir.J ^fr Snmmrl; 
 pln^ t"i'ir {ivfttj niifeiiirtiiC'fr llrfleli^r Inip 
 pni. Make love keep -, lueif fer I'tfbe tif 
 rcdjtc ©tedf nn. Keep good -. (nb ii'.irt)- 
 fam fiuf eueriii 'ipcrteu. Bacow. To cry - 
 to call for-, I'OJiUit.) iim Qiiartirr cfft 
 ?pi^r^o^ bitten. To give -, (OJi'iiit.) Oiuir 
 tit-r, ^nr&iMi gc6en. To give uo -. l-V.ilit.J 
 feiii Eliinrticr jjcben. (He magnified Ihk own 
 cleiueucy. now they were at his meicy.) 
 to offer theoi - for llielr lives, Diitiirct), 
 fcite er iljneii £lunrtier, ^l1r^on (nii'iftni 
 lif§. Clarendom. lou will meet veiy ill 
 from him. Sie Ijnben fef)r i»enig fct^oiiiiiuj 
 UOll i^m ill nt'lMrf'9<""- Living is a - dear- 
 er in the city than in the touniry. llirtll 
 lefrt in ^^■^• ©inhr inn ein JBiertei tl;(iiccr 
 ni6 oijf dciii C^1ll^e. 
 
 Quarter-badge. [ »D?nr. ] tif fillfcf)? 
 geitrngodfrif. -bill, 1. ( Wiir. j l\e 
 •^d)lrtrf)trone. '2. [©c^iilen] Me Oiinrr,iirrcl)= 
 flung, --ciiit, liKeitr.J cine nfflfutnirtene 
 SaSanD ()<ifien&, Pljne SOnnfi (i>. 'iJJfcrPtn). 
 -.cloths, t. pi. l^Wnr.J M6 (SrtjaiufieiO, 
 bie ©c^niijfIriJ»er. --day. Dii5 Cunrtoi, tcr 
 a3ifrteljaf}ri;tng , pi- bit £XiiavfaU (niid) nu 
 3nl)Iungtftiige). --day -term, Mi Ciinr- 
 t<il (nl6 3iimung*terniiii). --deck, [-War. J 
 bai fyube SBerterf , ^nlb. , .^iiiitfri'crtfcf. 
 --gallery, [ gjfnr. ] tie €£itrnan(lerie. 
 --gunner, [ 'Wiir. ] 6er itoii|l.ibfiniii.it. 
 --ladders. 4. pi. [TOnr.] tie ©tiirniieirer. 
 --laa terns, t. pi. [^Tiar.] Die Seitenlii' 
 tfrnen Om ^iiiten'ttiff- --master, a) 
 |i9Kilit.] 6er £iu(irtierinci|ler. b) l^iat.] Cer 
 £(t)i(mflnn. --master-general, ['OJfi. 
 >ir.i fterOenfrnlqiiiirtirrnififler. --netting, 
 l^iflr.] tie Jiiifeniie^e ter^ijfte 11. S^nnje. 
 ~-piece, 1. 6(16 nifrfcfiflc ©turf; (nn 
 ed)rf)en) bn6 Qnnrtier, gtrfenlftec. 2. pi. 
 [*^iir.] tit ©titcnfli'irfe tc^ ^tdi. — rail- 
 ing, — rails, l>)Jfiir.] tie Sltgelingen ter 
 iJMJiie II. €d)nii}f. --ranger, ter 3(ei>icr! 
 jager, 9{ei>ierg(iiigcr. — round, [i!lrd>it ] 
 *ft 23ieriel|ln6. --sessions, «. pi. [(S-iigi.j 
 tit Qiir.rtnd'i^iingcn ttr 3-ricteiifrifljrer, om 
 £liinr;fllg(Tirf)t. --staff, I. [(jimi.) nii 
 Ifliiiirr Stnb, ten -Jt^ffllenre ot. iLnilM'djuiji'ii 
 ini Difiiile triigcM. i. rin Stiib jiir SS.rthri: 
 tiOUlig, <o pla>, or to hglit iii -, tlii Vliii- 
 
 QUA 
 
 !)efe(f)t init tern <Bt\\bt antlrflen. --tackle. 
 [-Wtiir J ciii Infei jmiuljcii tciii groBtn Diircb> 
 niifiir ter JCoo u. tiem JJiiiiiiixf. --wage, 
 Dir iii(rriljiil)rigfWietl)c. --waiter. ((S-iigi.^ 
 fill ^oftrnniter, ter uifrreijiihrig Pen Ditiijl 
 liiu. --wind, ['•Buu. J ter SeiteiiiwiiiD, 
 ■bocfilngfiiuint. 
 
 (Quarter) r. a. l. i>ifrrein, uieriljci! 
 ten (111 I'let gUirt)e il;rili rl)fiicin. i. i a; 
 merrljfilcn. b; ipiiiren , rljcilni; $crrl}eilfn, 
 jtrrriOen. 3. in bciliimiite GJfgi'iitiii lyrilcii, 
 emrljeiieii. 4. l'rl;ert'criieii , iiiurrbringeii ; 
 l-))itlit.] eiiilii.jiTii, ruiifgen, eiiuiiuirtircii 
 
 tin. Ill ; among, on. l>ri 1 ; lo be q ii a r i e r e d. 
 
 lU'fvnndjrcn, lie(jfii. Suar. 5. t (O") ergie< 
 uni iittr (©ineii, j. 55. 'Jfctciu. 6. [^erlt.J 
 iieL>i:u tein (i-rtiuiinvfii ini ^Hjiivpen fuhrfn. 
 3 The sailois quar I er'd heJiTen. Ukyoen. 
 4. To quarter Iroojis in the city or 
 among the inhabuunts, ur uu ihe in- 
 habitants. 
 6. The coat of Besuchamp quartered 
 by thr K.til ot lieriftiid. Pca-cham 
 
 To quart ei •.oldiers on. upon.., ©i* 
 neui Soltaren iuf ^iiiiSi Irgrn. To - one's 
 self u,pon... tUi't) iuil)reii ii»ii.., fi^ qiiiir' 
 tirennilf.. Hidibras. To - arnm, lJf)i'rll>.l 
 tie iLMippen niitcrer o>'iniilien in tn6 Qtb> 
 ivnppen (Uifnci;iiien. Uuartered, in ten 
 fiiiitliien fctniitpiinfrcii uter 'Ubitjeiluiigen 
 (id) brfjiitcnt. Shak. 
 
 C^unrter, e. n. I. Qun tier IjuJ^en, 
 iicgen, eiiuiiuiriirt iViii, luoljnrn. 2. [Jteiif.J 
 ii'Ctjrfi n. linfi! tic iSrtjleifuuKfii niiirt^cn. 
 
 <4uar(er<kg'ef knoriuiidje, «. iai 
 iSierteijiiljr*. , Qii.irciiigdt. 
 
 i^UUrtering', kworniring. s. I. 
 
 tie (?iiiquiirnriiiiij i.v. £oitiiteii). 2. tii6 
 Piegen (S23Dljiien, ©rim. 3. [jperlt.J einc 
 ■5d)ilt«brt)eiiiin(j , tie mrljrere ty.ippen eiit> 
 Ij.iir. 
 
 Quarterly, k^cKiurli, adj. i. ein 
 2Sifrtel entljiiirfnt. l. i'icrtcljiil;rifl, iBiertcl: 
 jiitjrfi . . , auartiU . . . 
 
 The quarterly seasons of devotion, 
 i&ngl.] tie I'ur ()iM)en 'Jrtilen, QuiUembcr. 
 
 i^uartcrly , adv. pierteli(i|)rlid}, 
 iiuartaiivene, nlle Sicrtcijatjre. 
 
 i^uarterii, kwnr'tum, «. iai S3itr> 
 telnoOel, tie iSifrfflpinte. 
 
 f^uartile, kwdr't'l, «. [milron.] 
 ter ttJei'icrncDein. 
 
 QuartW, kw^r'li , (mt. quarlus) t. 
 1. taij 0n(irtforinnt , tie asicttclgriipe (uon 
 ^fidjcrn). 2. - ot. book in -, Cer GuiUtiint, 
 Quiiribniit, £lu(irt, ti<\6 Sucf) in SBiertcl. 
 
 Quarto-book, ber Qiinrtaiit. (gro^e. 
 
 4^uarfB> kworti, tClimri) *■ I'iOiinei 
 rnlg] ter Ilnnrj. 
 
 Arenaceous qnartx, ter £lll(ir}failb. 
 Violet -, Oft 'Uinefl)l)|l. Spongiform -, ter 
 ©cftiuininificrel. Radiated-, ter S'n'erfiefri. 
 Crystallized -, ter SJcrgfrvililfl. Ferruginous 
 -, ter G-ifcnficrel. 
 
 Quartz -rhombic, ter getneiiif 5f(t< 
 \\>ntt). — rock, ter UrgmirjfcK. --»iu- 
 te r. ter QiMriilnrer. 
 
 (^Iiartzyy kwortz'e. (Quartzose. 
 Q II n I ( ^ o u s; «<(/. iiiinriict)f, giiiirjig, giinrj; 
 iirtij. [Oii-triinf PifiV» Oranirn*. 
 
 €%imsi , kwas. t. ['?\u\';\.\ rin iini'ligci' 
 
 t^UitMll, k»nNli. (iiiigi'lf. e»y.%aii; v.n. 
 
 auA 
 
 1 (luetiUen , jergiietft^eii , brnrfen , jertriJt 
 rfrn, prcipn. jcnnnlineii, jenMilogeii, (fr< 
 filinietrern. 2 t «> nntertriirffii, tiinipfcn 
 (fiiicn "ilnfrulir ic.) , unrermcrtcii. b) nr; 
 iiirt)tiMi, ji-riforen. o |9?fAf6iVr.] aj .iiinnl: 
 livfii, niifl)ebeii. /J) fniTiren, ixTiuerfrn (i-ine 
 'JlnfMiie IC). [({"(Dmonfrii.. 
 
 QiiaKii, V. n. f(i)iviibbi-lii; rdintriin 
 
 <^uasli, (3?i)rtnni. Squash) t. tir 
 fli'inng. .Rfirbifi. 
 
 f^uasi, kwa'sj, (1. 20.) glrirtifam, finl. 
 
 Quasi-contract, [ 3{i'd)t6rpr. ] ter 
 QiirtMrLintrofr, flifiritwcigeiibe ajertmg , t\e 
 rprrriig6iii(ir;ige 5?(iiitliing. —-delict, 
 l>»<rd)t^fpr.] tai auniltelifr, tnS ^nlbi'rr« 
 gebrn , Die einer 25ergcl;nng gleit^geltente 
 ^niiMiing. 
 
 <%uassa<ion, kwossA'shun, dnr.) 
 «. til* Sdjiltreln, ©erc^i'itteltiwerten, bi« 
 (jThtfirtrriiiiii. 
 
 <4MaS.«ilt, kwosh'shea, «. [SSot.] tie 
 aiuirile , tn -^Ntrrrlunjbnuin. [dnnfini. 
 
 €|,naK»in, kwos'sin, j. [6l)cm.] fni 
 
 4^uat, kwot. *. f 1. tafi 33ln«<t)en, 
 tie '^il.utrr, ^\nnt (diif ter ^aiit). Shar. 
 l. trr lupiiia Vfiibiire VRewfd}. Shar. 
 
 Quaf, lOerci] to quit. 
 
 Qltatcll^ kwatJi, adj. t floit. 
 Qliater-COUSinS , kaierkuxznz, 
 (l). Irtt. qiiatuur; fr. quatre) *. pi. tie lueiti 
 
 hiiingen SSertern , cnrfenifen SBrriwiintten. 
 
 They are not q u a t er- c o u s i n ■ , (te 
 lint feme giite Jreuiite. [ [*^ot.] uierfiirf). 
 
 (^uateril , kwot'ern, (Int.) adi. 
 
 Quaternary, kwaiern'ai-4, dot.) 
 adj. nii5 uier be|1rl;eiib. The — number, tie 
 iSifrjnl)!. 
 
 Quaternary, «. 6« On^l) 93ifr. 
 The - of elements, tie uier (S-ieinenfe. 
 
 Quateriiiun, kwaiern'eun, «. I. 
 Me aSicvinl;!, Sicr. 2. tie 9?eil;e pon pier 
 ©Dltoten. 
 
 Quaternion , v. a. in 5?fi()rn, 
 ."pnnptninniird)(ifreu cter Itbinpngnien nb» 
 t()eilfn. MiLTcn. 
 
 Quaternity, kwater'nete, t. tie 
 25ierial)l. The - of the . . . , tie uier . . . 
 
 Quatrain, kwat'riu, kwi'n'n.* 
 I'ipocf.] ter SStcrper6, t>ai I'terjfilige ®eti(t)r» 
 (t)en; ter uitricilige 9}eri i)t. ^Ibfn^. 
 
 Quave, kwiive, v. n. qnnbbcin ; (f. 
 niirt) quavsr). 
 
 To quare with fat, Wt ^ett giinbbfdl, 
 
 Quaveinire, kwivcmire, riri)e 
 Quagmire. 
 
 Quaver, kwi'vur, (m. cwibijivt) 
 a. n. I. jittern (I'ibrireii). Newton. 2. irii< 
 ler rdjingen, treinuliren, niit bebeiiter ©iinu 
 me ipret^en ob. fingen , tritlern. 
 
 They quaver unharmonious, fie nin^ 
 djeu unI)nrtnDni|'(t)e 'trillerfnufe, fc^jlngen niu 
 IjnrnuMiiWe Irifler. 
 
 Quaver, «. [Vliuf.] I. ber Inngf.ime 
 Irifler, 'ijeniulant, bebenbe Ion. 2. tat 
 ■ilrtjtcl, tie 'iU(<)felnote. 
 
 Quavered, kwi'Turd, adj. trrniii> 
 lirenD UDrge trngcii , in Ireniiilanten eiiigM 
 ti)i'iir. ■ 
 
 Qnaverer, kwi'vlrur. ». brr IriU | 
 "rer , ©iiifr, ter rremiiurr, rrrniiiliiTiiB 
 fiiiiir 1 irrniiilirrn, "Jridrrn ; trr irilltr. 
 
 Quavering', kwa vming. «• t»» 
 
Falp. far. fall. fat. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, move. n6r, sjot, 6il. c.ldiul Ti\he, tul), full. i//in. Tills. 73 9 
 
 ftUA 
 
 4uay, ki. (fr. quai) «. in Xai , (ie 
 
 Quay, D. a. mic £iiieii vrrfe^tn. 
 
 Queacltf kweisii, 4. " ^er ^in'c^, 
 6n6Di(fi(f)t i)lol)r^i(flfI)r. - r n. *rtcf)rul)reii. 
 
 QueAeliy, kweiiU'Cr adj. I rt(t) 
 littfrnfc l)iu. u. IjcrbcivedfiiP, in fine jlt«rn^e 
 SBeiucfliiiifl (Je^atf)fll^ , iitttme, nnc(>3fttii6 
 (u. 'WLTten 2c.). 1. " lMiu1)iit)t , ^^d)t. 
 
 4^Utf An, kwene, (iingiif. cwacn,ewen) 
 «. t f'"^ ^'Tf. Sfttrl, -JRc^e. 
 
 QueHSinesS, kwexene*, «. I. ^i( 
 lltt-flftrit. 2. t« (j-fel ; (}' ^■■^ efle ®efct)mntf. 
 
 Queasy, kwi'xe .(nu. nut rici'eio 
 aiy. 1. erel Hfrferljoft, lurtljluriirt)). i. t ti^t' 
 lig, j.irt, Celifni (S^'ifl' «•) Sii»k. 3. fifjcl, 
 fctflimni, fdjiinict iiiiiAiigeitcbiue 9iei<|iiu<i 
 )uni Qxbrtditn cnlpf^l1^tll^). Shar. 4. i 
 (with) ufrcrrrilb'iij (eiiirr £(4.1)*). 
 
 Q UeCk, kwek, K. n. "^ lliu(fiM, llKlcddl. 
 
 Queck-bottrd, kwek bor<t, «. 
 I. Mi; -bfilfe-, Dnicf < , ed)itfita\tl. 2. DM 
 gSfilffi , DrurflVirl. 
 
 Queen, kw cin, (nii<jclf. cwaeu, cwm ; 
 gnil). quein*. qufii«j «. 1. (ftue e ii ■ c o ii- 
 
 ■ ort; -regent) ^tf fiuiiioinn. 2. ttic 
 ®ie4ifuf oiiiflitin , fi&iiiflinn. 3. (KnrirmVj 
 hit Dnme; (Sd).irf)fp. Jc.J ^ie SiMiifliiiii. 4. 
 [S3pr.) - of (lir meadow*, ^IC *.ajlilVllfoUli 
 flinii, ^(^« "Wfljlfrfliit ; -'• gillinowtr. t\t 
 9lftrt)tl'IOle. (ware, Nl6 flfltf 6rfilli<«lfl- 
 
 Queea't nieial, tai 'iiiti^nntaU. -'» 
 
 Queen-apple, ^rr ^oiligilinopfel, &0-- 
 niflsapffl. --bee, tit iJifiifnfonigum. -- 
 consort, (9{ft()tfrpr.j Me OJcmoljliiin tfft 
 regiereiiteii fitiiig^. --dowager, tie Rb' 
 nlaiiiii 2Birtii)e pfriuirtiucte fioiiigiim. -■ 
 gold, (iue (i(ii.ii([e "Jlbniibr, iurl(t)e in &ie 
 <JJrii'titffl(Te btt. fci'nifliiin fA'It. -like, 
 finer Ai>nit)iiin gleirt) i<b. ntfnUdt, ivie eine 
 ftouifliiin. --itreet, bie iliniiginnrtmee ; 
 to lire in -, o iinter teni ^nntpffd |lel)en 
 
 Queen, v. n. lo - it, bit itonigtun 
 fpielin. Sh*k. [IliVfte Jlimige.iptel. 
 
 Queening-, kw4eii'ing, s. Orr eiiq> 
 
 Queenly, kweeuie, adj. cintr Ao' 
 nigiiiii niigeiuffirn. 
 
 Que<'iiiiliip, kweia'sliip, «• tit 
 5IBllr^e tiner Aomginn. 
 
 Queer, ki^iir , adj. fonbttbttt. (tit 
 fani , luniibrriicty. [ling 
 
 A. queer fellow, ein Qurrfopf, ©Ollbtr; 
 
 Queer, v. «• o in bit (^nge rrcibrn, 
 renvirn-n. [Kltfiim, luunberlid). 
 
 Qneerly, kwlirle. adv. (Vntertiir, 
 
 QueerneKX, kw^er'nn, «. ( bit 
 ©piiffibiirtfit , ©ilrfiimfeit, <H3unterli(t>feit. 
 
 Queery - inudiMn, [Oerd.] a 
 
 ■ pecien of pear ko called. 
 
 Queest, kwc^tt, «. iDrnitt).] bic 
 Wingel", 9?urfetnnt>e. IQueucli. 
 
 Queint, kwint. praet. u. pp. v. 
 
 Quell, kwel, (angelf. ewell.'xn) v. a. 
 I. • toDtcn, i>erni(f)ten. 2. nieberDnirfen ; 
 (nut 1) a> nberainKiaen , beiiuingen. b; 6f: 
 jn^iucn, inl)nien, ftenifitljigen. c) fcanipfen 
 (Ijemuien, iiuterBnicfcn, nnteriuerfen). d) 
 (»i(len. 
 2. d) To quell the tumult of (he soul. 
 
 WcBKTER. 
 
 Quelled with pain, VPU €it)Uirrjcn 
 abcrivtildgt. 
 
 Quell, V. n. I. (lerbcn. 2. fi(f> vtr> 
 
 nii:ifirii , nl>nfl)men. 
 
 Quell , *. t f er ^Tfivrb. 
 
 Quelier, kweiiiir. «. I. (in 3n< 
 Mniinenirtjungeni Oet -IKoreer. 2. btv 45e> 
 iiDingrr , Un retPriirfi-r. 
 
 Quel«|ue-cl>use , kek'-»h6xe, 
 cfr. 'Hi.) *■ Me JvleiMi.jccit, I'jpucrev. 
 
 Queine, kweme, (flngcit. cweiuan; 
 o- n.'gefnflen , gefiillig iVin. 
 
 It, kweukit, (angelf. cwen- 
 can) V. a. I. f loiVtjrn, au6li)i(t}en crinc 
 5laninie>. 2. t "») lo|it-n ceen i)utib. ^) 
 tx\l\dt\\, untertrucfeu V L'ciDen|Vt)i)ften I. c; 
 Diinipt'en , iliUen. d> friinren < ^'-'oi'i"^^ 
 Q\)tt). t) f(t)iv>id}en , iiiijnien, ptriiuljieu, 
 ieriiurcn. [lurg nii( Oeimr S(t)duirtftt}e! 
 
 Coiue, queucli vour bluklio, fciicl) 1 
 
 Quench, v. n. f fnitur, rni)igrr 
 iwerPeii , fiit) iit>tiit)itn , rrfalten Shak. 
 
 Quenchable, kwaniU'abl, «<</. 
 geiincCf, nnf grliJKtt , gctainpit, erilirfr, gc 
 lltllt, gtfiViuiupt iDcrDen ri'iinenb, tiutiofiDlKt). 
 
 QueUCllttbleueHM, Kweukb al>l- 
 
 ue», t. tit (jigrm\Di\ft, gciCjiDt, gcbaniptr, 
 grtlillt n>t'r^rll ^n ronnen, Tie 'iluotoict)liit)rcit. 
 
 Queuclier, kwe<i»ir&r, «. i ttx 
 Cofojer, (riiift, ttT Qravat ioiOjt , biiinpit. 
 i. i f er StTi'ibrtt, Serniitjcer. 3. ter S;iM(t)er, 
 t<i6 t'i'i'(l)mi(rt)rM , l'ur<t)l}i<rn. 
 
 QuenclaleiS, ktveiKh le*. adj. 1. 
 ntiiin6lt>|'(l)ii(t). iin>ui(lur<l}b>ir. 2. t unaii^.- 
 ii<r(()ii(t>, nid)( geMiinpf'c ob. geilillt lurrcen 
 fininen^- — Uueacli'lettues», «. b\t 
 llni\ii$liJt'<f)lid)feit. 
 
 Queutlu* kwen'tin, (fr- W.) *■ 
 [Oiitlir. J Me dare l>einivaMb ami ®t. Ilneniin. 
 
 Quercitron, kwerc'ittiin, (ii. i. 
 quricu*^ «. l^ort.J Me gelbc aiuerirann'cDe 
 (^i(t)enrinCe. 
 
 Querele, kwer^I, (lat.) «. f tie 
 (rtn)iePriUl)(ej Kliige, iJfiitjiBerCe. 
 
 Querent, kw^ leut. tlar. querent; 
 «. 1. fer Jllrtijrr. 2. il. qiinero) t ber (jnigtr. 
 
 QuerilllUUiuuS, kwerieuio iieuo. 
 (Int.; adj. igrni u. nnincr/ fi.igcub, fMgi'nd): 
 lig, fltigeniVt). — itUo. Uueriuio'iiioukly. 
 fliigenb, ri>i<]ii(f). 
 
 Queriinonlouflnesn, k»eri^- 
 nio neui.iie<. , t. bit RlHQiu(t)t , 'Jfeigung 
 ium Jliagen, ba6 (late Jvhtgrn. 
 
 QueriMt, kwe'iinl, u<. lat. quaero; 
 «. btr Jr.ujiT. 
 
 Querh, kwerk,«, I. bie $Inte, ^pny- 
 jinbigfcit, ber J\Miff. 2. - of luusic, ia^ 
 tSini(fi1)en i (. Quirk. 
 
 Querl, kwerl, V. a. [^otbaiu.] quer- 
 len, brcl)tn, jiuirncn. 
 
 Quern, kwem, (nngelf. cwym. 
 cweorii; goil). quairn; «. bie $>inbmiil}le. 
 
 Queru-stone, I. ber ^Uijlfltiu. 2. 
 ber ei|'cni'(1)uf|lge (Snnbflein u. ©nnb. 
 
 QuerflO, kwerpA, (fp. cucrpo) «. 
 Die 'lUeile, Oacfe , am'ct^iiegenbe Aleibung. 
 
 in querpo, o^ne Jforf; (Dei JJrancn. 
 iiniuicrn) ol)ne ©rtjiirje. 
 
 Querquedule, kwer'kw^duie. 
 (lat.) «. bie i£rt)ninleiite, bni cyriiueiit(l)£n, 
 
 Querry, kwerri, f. Kqutrry. t. 
 1. birStii(iniii|ler, ibcrriter. 2. ber OKarilaU. 
 
 Urnileitiaii of tlic q u e i i jr , ber Slilfl; 
 nuiiUT bee Si)uig«. 
 
 Querulous, kulr'niliis. ad). I. 
 geru u. Utii flotienb, flii<ieri|Vt), fliigiYiAtiq, 
 2. flagrnb tSliiiie anfbrriifiiib) , flngliO). — 
 ado. Que r'n loudly. flti>ili(1). 
 
 QueruiOilSiieSS, kwer'u'lluMies, 
 
 4. bit i\Ui<iriii1)t. i){cigiin<] iiini £iagen. 
 
 Query, kwe re, (int. quaero; «. bit 
 gragc. 
 
 To propoe loine querl en. rinige 5ra» 
 gen niifiufriVn, anfilellru, I'orbriiigcn, fcyen. 
 
 Query, v. •■■ I. fragen, S°r>i<J"* tl^nti, 
 I'etjen ot. i>orbringin. 2. 3i«eifel aiigerii. 
 
 Query, «■ a. l. (u<l)tii, fragcn iiad)... 
 2. aiifi'ragen, befvagcn. 3. bejiueifeln. 
 
 To query a voie, fine 'iUJaljIiliinnte iii» 
 ungultig erfuirrn. 
 
 Quest, kwext. (fr. quete) «. I. a) 
 b\i6 ©ii(t)cn, bie itonrtje. b; brr Bug, iliipi 
 iug (auf ^beiireneri. 2. f bie ©iidjer (fM» 
 leftivi. Sha . 3. -)- bic llnti'rrii(t)iiHg. Suak. 
 4. t bai llntrniirf)nng«<, Oiifctjiuoriif ngerid)t, 
 bie iiommiiTion. Shak.. 5. biu (^efiict), ^h< 
 iiidjen , iBerlangrn , ber 'Hinnid). 
 
 In queci of.., Q-cuMe Mi(t)enb, inn (^r> 
 \\>a6 tn erlangrn eb. i\i fttiben. — of io\e, 
 bie Siebeibeivrrt'uiig. To go. to rove in 
 quell of . . , (^tivna aniYu<f>en. To go iu -, 
 to be in -. |'nd)en. To be in - of... (S[t- 
 nn6 , @'inen uicben. To cei forth in - of 
 toriunc . iicb <iiii' ben %i3cg inat1)cn, uin I'eiu 
 (4lii(f |ii I'crtiidjrii. 
 
 Que«t-aiau, ber lliiterrii(t)iing^>r)rpiu 
 tirte, QintT, btt bnt Jitctjt Ij.u, iicrid)tlui)e 
 Utirerui<(}nngen an)ii|)e(Int. --luan, -- 
 monger, ber 'Unjltfter vou $ro|t!|7en, $ro> 
 iepfniiner. 
 
 Quest, V. n. t I. (ucl)tn; (for) &ineii 
 l'ii(t)ni, (^iiiein iiadjiVrirrn. 2. fpiircn, ildtu 
 bern (u $>unb(n>, I'lictjen. lipiiren. 
 
 Quest, r. a. I'uiten , aiifriKtrn, aiif> 
 
 QueNtMut, kwei'iaut, «. -{ 1- ber 
 ®iid)er. 2. bir fbiiurrber. Sha*. 
 
 Question, kwei'tuhun, (lat. quMt- 
 ■lio) «. I. t ba? Sui1)fM, bie i£ii<t)e. 2. + 
 i a) bai €<trebrn, bie ibeilrebiiiig. b) bie 
 llnterl)anbluiig. c> bie Sdbe. (Sirgcnrebe; but 
 Iniige (*)frcbe ; (J)etprii4) , bie Unttrl)rtlrunii, 
 Uuterrebwng. Niggnrd of -, fpariam mit 
 ber Unrerljaltiiiig. Shak. 3. bai a5erl)pr, 
 bie ibci'. geridjtlirtje) Uiit<ri"ii(t)iing , SSeraun 
 luorriing, 9(rd)fiir(()'Ut. 4. Die Jragc ibn* 
 grngen ; ©rfragte;. 5. bie Jrage, lliitir. 
 in<f)inifl ; to put lo -, in 5rage (leflcn, utn 
 terrud)en. 6. Die JJf'^fl'/ f'f ©ireit, 3n>f't'l. 
 
 7. ber ©egenilanb (enire llrieg* ic). Shak. 
 
 8. (Soil.] bie Jrage. 9. (9{e(t)r6|V.J bie jjiiu. 
 Ii(t)e Jroge, g-oirer , Xpitiir. 
 
 6. It it to be put to q u e ■ t i n . whether 
 
 it U lawful for Cliriktiau princes lo 
 
 make ao iuva«lve war. simply for the 
 
 propagation of the failh. Bacom. 
 
 What ia tlie quest ion. ntn iva6 l;an< 
 
 belt ti iiCt^i Tlie — i« to know, if etc., e4 
 
 Ijanbelt fid) barum, ni iBiffen, vt> if. T« 
 
 make it a -, iiiirrrrii(t)en. Con«iaiit -, Di* 
 
 lange llnter^nltimg. Tliough tir«t iu -. t>i>« 
 
 iuol)l id) ii)n iiitril iit 3iiul; gejrgi^n l;abe. 
 
 SiiAK. In -. ill Dd'Pe ilrljilib, fr.ifllicO, iui 
 
 I'Uilifgcitben Jade. On Hie top of-, nut 
 
 Drill intirnlfn tone , niti biT laiirvilen 
 
 Stttlinif. .SitAK. Tlie ni.iiter o-r poiiii in - 
 
 6ie in 'JJebe |lil;rtiDe , fraji(i1)e, I'rrlitgiiib* 
 
 47^ 
 
7 JO rait-, far, f^II, fat. Me, met. Fine. fin. No. n)ov#». n6r. sjot. 6?!. cli^nil. riiSc tnt>. full. (/,iii. TIJiv 
 
 ©od)e, 3mgf, 6er ^nfl , ©trcitpiinft. Be- 
 joiid all -. imilrfirig , uii|1reiibnr. Out ot 
 -, niiBer Siueifci. To beg the -, 6n6, iw 
 1)011 fie gv.igc iff, ^en OJegeiiilnni) fer Jmije 
 «lo autgeiiiiidji I'Dniueict^eii. To call into 
 -, 111 Siuelfcl ilrdcn i?6. feijeil. To mak.e a 
 — of.., Griva* bfiiueifelii. I niaKe no — ot 
 it. id) jmrifle nid>t Daraii. To bring Into-, 
 nut f'^* ©pi'l Kijfll, blL'giMeil. To call in 
 -. G-iiien }iir i)icu \t^t\\ uo. fletleii, jiir 
 ajerantiuortuiid iifl)eti, ©iiiem 9{cd)enfci)rtft 
 ntfi^rCerii. To be out of-, iiicDt in 35cjracf)t 
 tiuiiiueii. It is foreign to the — , ti gftji^rt 
 iiict)f t)te'^er. To ai.k -», vJrageii tl)Uii ob. 
 yorbriiigeii. To ask any one-», (JiiieiUjJrti) 
 gill flefleil. You may as well u»e — with 
 the wolf, iljr fount then fo gut ^cm ^Doife 
 Ml- JJmge fleflrn. Previous -, [<pnrliiuKntfi! 
 fpr.j Cie I'orlniifige Jy'^age (rb eiiie ®ad)t auS- 
 gi-u'^t luerten jcIl vb. nidji). ftuestions 
 and connnaiids, bai ^'^ngi'piel. To put a 
 person to the -, (^lueil foltetn, mil Die 5ol» 
 tt-r briiigcii ob. ipamicn. 
 
 <^ues<iuu, V. n. 1. frngen, tJ^flflC" 
 t))iiii Ob. uorlegen. 2. fid) iiiiterljnlten; (with) 
 rfd)ren (lnlt^ Shak.. 
 
 By questioning, fragiucife. 
 
 <^uestioii, V. a. 1. frngen, 6efrn> 
 
 geu; nmSfmgcn (nbl)oren, i>erl)oreu); iiir 
 
 9Ci-6e '.(^m Ob. fledcn. 2. 1 frngru ; unter: 
 
 rHrt)eii; jur 9{ed)en|'d)nft jieljen. 3. i jiufi: 
 
 fcln; a; G-tiun« beiiueifeln , in 3io«if«l J>'' 
 
 tjeii. b) in 3iv>f'f«l jieljen uiner 'Ba(i}t imp- 
 
 trniieu). 
 
 3. a) And most we question what we 
 
 most desire. Prior. 
 
 3. b) If a man is frustrated in his designs, 
 
 his prudence is questioned. 
 
 Qltestiunable, liwestshunabl, 
 ailj. I. jiociti'll)mf, iiugeiuiB. 2. i'erbiid)tig. 
 
 Ii is questionable whether etc. , ti 
 friigt fid), Ob IC. Thou com'st in .such a - 
 shnpe. that etc., bu fDmnijl j'o beuilid) , 
 b.ig K. Shar. 
 
 ^ueMtiOnftblvneKS, kwes'tshiin 
 abi.iss, *. fie 3iorifrli)rtftiflfeit, Ungewig. 
 1)1-11; SSerbnditigfeit. 
 
 ^uestiuiittry,kwls'tshuaati,a((;. 
 
 fiiigeub, grnge..., nnd)frna">f-, 
 
 4^ii«8tiuut?r, kwes'tshuiiur, «. ber 
 g-r.igir. 
 
 i^uestionist f kwes'tshumst, «. 
 I. ber 'Jrager, llnteri'iitftcr. 2. (Uuioerf. 
 Giiinbribge) ber fi.iubibnt ber freien ivuui'fe. 
 
 ^fcuestiOulefiS, kwes't.thunles, adj. 
 u. adv. iiti(lrcitig, Qeivi^, o^ne 3ivt^itel, i>l)ni' 
 grage. 
 
 Q,uestor, kwis'tor, (lat.) «■ [r&ni. 
 9Hterfl).i ber £iiiii|1pr , ©djn^meirtcr. 
 
 ttueHtOrHlltp, kwes'torshtp, «. 
 
 ^n« £luii|loriiiuj (Ciu- «mt ftne6 Qiiailora; 
 bie 3eit be* Qunrtornmtsj. 
 
 ^iit^Htri.«t, kwes'trist. 4. t ber2Juf= 
 fiid)ir, aji-rfolgtr, 'Tlat^fe^er. Shar. 
 
 C^lieSftUHry, kwe:,'tshua(C, ad). I. 
 fleiviiinriid)rin. 2 t enitriiglid). 
 
 <(iie.«(tuHry, «. O'tiwr, brr &i: 
 ivciiir t-inraniiiirlt. [att( Siiit). 
 
 <tiiey* «. iDfttl.] eint I bi« 2 ;>iii;re 
 
 ^iiciic^, ku. I'. Cue. 
 
 44iiil»f liuiii. (lu. cwi|>; t. bie i£rid)t'l- 
 Itbc, ^titt)iui, ber S^ub. 
 
 Utl 
 
 Quibble, kwib'bl. t. bn« SaSortipiel, 
 
 20it!U'0rr, Die SBii^rlei. 
 
 €ftiiibl>l«r, ». n. niit 5H3orfeii fpielen, 
 in 2i>oitrpieieu rebru, ivortipieien, luiyeln. 
 
 To quibble away, loegiuitjein. 
 
 i^uibbler, kMib'biur, 4. ott Worn 
 I'pieler, -iBiijiir. [t j'td) rul;reu. 
 
 44 ■■■<-' '^ « kwik, (nngrli. gwic > v. n. 
 
 Quick, cnugrlf. cwic; t)Oll. kwik; 
 iliiicf; ailj. I. Jeiotijliil), ruljng. fji'mu ; fvnd), 
 uiiiuier, leDciiSig, leDmiji, luflin. .i. fit) n ell, l^ur^ 
 tig, nifd; U). *2)nd)eiij; linj gtfd)iuiiiO , l)iirtig 
 uiu. 3. I'Bim'.i ge|'d)iuilib. 4. ^"leoeiiOig; Tlie 
 -, bie ilebciiDigen ^ Wcgiiitl)i'il v. iocteii;. 
 5. t «^ UbeiiCtg, (1 til) ijli'iict);. b; Ubl)nft, 
 rni'd). «) Ubi;iiri, feting tiiiige iC). d) imiiu 
 ter, lii)lig (tfeutr to. e; I)ifii9 (Od)liig ic.;. 
 f; |"d)nrf, fiin (Oi)t u. >. g; itDtjiifi, fit)ar; 
 liBerflaiiP). 6. (byi fit)iuaiigi:r (ooii Ci'iueui; ; 
 
 - with »iiild, I dvrctjioipr J l)Oit)fd)iuiiuger. 
 2. He is remarkably quick iu Ins motions. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Quick time, ['IKiii".] tin gc|d)iuillbe6 
 leiiipo. A man of— parts, ein OA'aiiu Ooii 
 lebt)afttiii Set|)iiiiDe. Be -, frifc^! miiuter! 
 l)Uriig! A - return of |>rotits. eill gefiDivnu 
 b«, |d)iitllrt >Jiiii5ni , '!j>r«(ii. - ot scent, 
 0011 liiiiec i)iii|e. To be - of scent, eiiie 
 feme iJiare t)nt>en. - oisighi, |d)iirfrid)fiij. 
 To be of (.a; — sale, to tiafe a — draught. 
 l^nnbell rafd) nbgff)tn, |"ct)iieUen iib.n^ fiii: 
 ben, I'ic^ girt uerfiuifen U'.iiiaiiren . To have 
 a - draught, riiid)eii ^Ab\<\^ t)t\btn (oou 
 .U5irtt)ipl)nil|'rril Ic. >. To make - return . 
 T%\(d) iibgeljen. To be - about, at . . , (i-iiuiic 
 id)liell werridjteil. They are not very - at 
 it, fie eileii iii0r itljr biUiiil. To give - 
 strokes, Derb iUfi1)Mgrii 
 
 Pro*. Uood war* makes qpick mar- 
 kets, giite itjiiur' lerrauft fid) uon iMbil. 
 
 - at meat, - at work, iviil U'lliet l^t, fo 
 iirbeitei er laud)). 
 
 Uuiek-beam. Uulcken-liee, [Sot. j 
 tie (S'berefd)e, brr SSogflbefrbiuim. --board. 
 f. Queekboard. --eyed.? ti.i fdjiirf^ 
 fid)ti«j. --grass, [J6ot.j bnfi i{)uiif6gra6. 
 --lime, ber lebtnDige , iingeiofiDte yaif. 
 --matcti, [*rtifl.J Cie lUergltiiite, 3ui>b' 
 I'c^iiur. --pated, nufgeivfcft, eon lebl;iififtu 
 Oifiile. --sand, ber giugfiiue, i.riel>raiib. 
 -scab, ber fd>nrfe, frefftiibe 6Jriiib. -- 
 scented, eiiie feme DTdfe t)ii6tnb. --set, ai 
 J. 6ie Itbeiifige, gn'me ^floitje; - ober -- 
 stt-hedge, ter lebrnbigeS'iim, bielebrubige 
 ^pecfe. b; ». a. niit grfmenben ^>tl>ii'i'-'"' ""' 
 lebtubtgen OJeioi^fbf'"" befe^eii, nut i^ogeforii 
 Oipfliinjen. --sighted, fd)arffii1>ng. -- 
 > t g h I e d u e s s , f u. i bHi fd)iirte , t)e(le 
 iliige, Cie iSd)iirfnd)tigfeif. --silver, (OJii. 
 nernlr,j bne Giurffiiber; native -. bm qt-. 
 Ciejjene £luc(ffilber, [^){ui.] Oungferncfiii(f. 
 --silvered, i. mil Curdfilber uberjogeii, 
 belegr. 2. i flu(t)tig, leMjiift. --silverore, 
 [••JXin.j bn5 Qiu'rfftlfcerljorierj. --stock. 
 beiuegli(t)r» 95rrin6geit, btiurglidjc ffliUfr. — - 
 wilted, |"d)nriTinuig. --work, ["JJJiir.] I. 
 ii\i itbeubigp 'iBerf (ber aniijc fid) itii '2Brtf 
 frr beftnbeube li)eil bit ©djiffe^;. 2. ber ge» 
 iiiiiite 0^niifl. 3. fiir^e iStfufe i>eii SKtfler 
 jn>ii'd)cti ben Stiicfpforigatrii. 
 
 Quick, tiih. I. flcict)iuiiib, rafc^. 2. Qe< 
 I'tViviiib loiiiie i^ir^iig; t}lei(^. 
 
 Quick, I. l.^tad lebeiibe (?3crd)opf. 2. 
 a) bAi 2cbcu , gefnute, leoenbige 3-leif(^. b) 
 i bile £eoeu, bie iSeele; j.^ij. To nni 10 ihe 
 -, i. iu5 gefiinee Jlcifd) )"d)iiribni. 2. 1 to 
 cut, to touch tiuy one to the -. d'llieni in 
 btr tSecie luel) tl^iiii, (J-iueii nuffi (>-nipftiiO> 
 lu1)|1e friiufeil; to peneir.iie to the -, to 
 louch tlie — , to cm to the — . j bis in Cie 
 Seili', nuf b<\i iiebeti grljeii, fringeii j stung 
 to the -, <^\\\i ©uipfiiiCiiidjilc aiiiiegrijfi'u. 
 3. gnliienbe $f''i"i''"/ gniiie i5triiii(t)er; i''er 
 i>iigebcrii. 4. liJot.J bie£luctfe, Das Giiei 
 (ftugrn*. t .Mortimer. 
 
 3. A ditch or bank set with quick. 
 
 Quick, (lUigelf. cwiccian; v. a. ' bet 
 lebfii. -».>!.' brlebf iverOeu. 
 
 Quicken, kwik'kn. mngelf cwic- 
 cian» ». a. I. a; bclebeii , bcfecien, lebciiDi; 
 gen. b) begeitleru. Shak. 2. i a> ( il;ei'l.] 
 (geijligi lebeiiDig niiid)en. b; rei^en (beii 
 -.Uppriir 10, rd)iirfen (ben (S)efd)inact ic). c) 
 erre.)eu, nufrifiDen, nnregen. dj iinireibrn, 
 iiufeiieru (.nifniiiiitern). e> befc^lemiigen (Die 
 tflurt)! ic.) ; bcforbern. 
 
 To quicken the sheer, ['•J)?ar.J beiU 
 iStroof niehr iSpriiig gebcn. 
 
 Quickeu, v. n. 1. lebenbig iverben, 
 
 lul) regeii; Sebcii erl}iilteii. 2. a) fid) fiDiicU 
 
 ueruegeu. b t ^ jiirfen. 
 
 2. b; And keener lightning quickens 
 
 in her eye. Pope. 
 
 To quicken with child, bui Mmb (fid) 
 regeu) fiiljlen , fuljleii, tuie fiil) oai Kinb (un 
 i;eibe) regt. 
 
 Quiekcner, kwik'knur, «. 1. bet 
 beleber, &iiifr, ber beieM. 2. ±£)a6, iva4 
 >infnrd)f, niiireibt, anieueri, reiji, ("itlt^rft, 
 beid)U-uiiigi. bcforberi. 
 
 QuickeuiUg , kwikkning, adj. 
 newti I'ebeii uwb neiie itraft gebeiib, be< 
 lebeub. 
 
 Quickly, kwik le. adv. I. i)iirrtg; 
 riifd), gefd)iwiiiO. 2. flefd)iuiiib, gleid) (oijne 
 SJerjiuv. 
 
 Quickness, kwik'nls. a. 1. bie 
 '£d)uelligfrit (eiiitr ^eiurgiiiig) , ^urtigfeit, 
 (i)i'fi1)nmibigfrit. 2. tie ■AVgfimfni ; iiroi).if: 
 figfeii, SJebeiiCigftii (ber (i-iiibiiCiiiigffriift 
 JO, 3-fiiit)eii, ^iDiirfe; - of »it, eer leb» 
 l)afte SerfianD; - of .<ien.*niiou . bit grogt 
 &nipfiuC'lid)feit. 3.4bie £d).irfe (OesiSeiiff it.). 
 
 Quid, kwid. *. e flir cud A - ot to- 
 bacco, em ')XHiiboo(l JCiuitiibiif. - v. u. « 
 iitt'iif fiiiieu. 
 
 Quidam, kwidam. iliu. 'lii.; «■ f 
 ein (iJiiutiTer, gfiuifTrr ONeiifit), .Jeiiiiiub. 
 
 Quiddany , kwiddaue, cu. Int. 
 cydoniuiii; £liiitie> «. bie £liiirt(ntafi»rrge, 
 bni Qiiittrnnui^. 
 
 Quiddntive, kwiddaiiv, adj. b<\i 
 SJcfeii eiiue £)tiigi-* .iii5iiiiu1)i'iiD, ivefrutlKt). 
 
 Quiddit, kwiddit, (litc. quidlibet) • 
 
 *. t bne "iijorifpitl , bie epiyfiubigfeii, Deri 
 
 Doppi-llliin. Shar. i 
 
 Quiddity, kwidele. (l>. Iitt. quid) 
 
 *. I. [i£d)iiipl)ilof.J biJ^ •iBi-iVii, bie 'Jiiuur 
 (einer ©iid)e). 2. bte Spi^nnbigfeit. 
 
 Quiddle, kwid dl, (l<. 1. qnid« C. • 
 
 taiiDciu. 
 
 Quiddler, kw'd lur, j. btr laiibler- 
 Quiddling-, kv\id ling, s. b.te iitii< 
 
 belli, b;e iiinbcut. 
 
FMe, fai;, fAll, fat. W*. hief. Fine, fin. NA, mivp, n6r, g6t. 6il. rioii.l. Tnhe. tub, full. tAin, THls. 741 
 
 ULl 
 
 f^uidnuiic, kwid'nungk, ((nt. SB3.) 
 «. terAaimciKjicgfr, ^olitifer in ter£d)eiiff. 
 
 ^uid pro quo, Hat. W.) *■ 1. 
 [9?e<t)feipr.] Cne 'JUqiiiiMteiit, M« flcqeiiffitige 
 85erp|1id)tuiig. 2. ter ^J?(giiriff, -WiByerfinuB 
 (Die Seriued)i'i'lun()), ini Quid pro quo. 
 
 ^uiesce,kuicB ,(iat.it>.K.[QirAiuin.] 
 (lutiim iViii II'. anirt)|l<i(>eii). 
 
 <(lli(^SCeuc«, kwies'kcniie, ) 
 
 €4ui<^ifCeilcyf kuie«'>eiike, ^ 
 ; u.i He 9<iil)e. 'l. lOiramni.J Nii ©miiinii 
 feiii (iiiir* iMirtjilnben*). 
 
 ^ui<*SCeut, kwteii'tent. iidj. I. ; 
 tiil)eue lini 3»ni'ii«t>e rcr 9<iil)e f<d) bcfin. 
 beiiC). 2. ± ruhiji (ujie tft 0)«i|l;. 3. 
 [fflmnim.j flimiiii ii'. SJiirtMlnbeio. 
 
 <[^uie( y kwi et. (tr- '^' . i>' >>it- quie- 
 tu«> udj. I. ruljid I See, ^tiiioipljiire u.). 2. 
 riihifl lOJi'eMi'd); ; ri;l)in, ilill i3''f, ii^bt" "•>• 
 3. riii)ifl, iiiuft, trieCiid) (CSJrimiil) ic. ). 4. 
 riiliifl, flei.iiTen. 5. [9<rd)r6iVr.J ruljifl (\\n- 
 gfllcrt, J. 2J. I'um ^befi^K 
 
 Let me be quiet, I(l@ mid) In 9{llf)e. 
 To make -, berul)iaen. To be -, rul)io |H", 
 f(ti«'iflf"- 
 
 Q II i e tm 1 n d e d, friebfcrtig, fAnftmutl)i(]. 
 
 Quiet, «. 1. 4 bit 9(uf;ti @iitle. 2. i 
 bif 9{iil)e; ber {Jriebe. 
 
 Quiet, B- u. I. T flitlen (f)emmen, bie 
 95eii)e(juii(j>. 2. ± (liUtn, berul)io«n, befmifi 
 tifltii. 
 
 Quieter, kwi'eiur, ber 93rruf)igeri 
 bnd 23e»iit)!.jiin3«., 55f|diit"tiniiiifl6mittel. 
 
 Quieting, kwieiing, adj. beriil}t> 
 genb. - bolut, dec eiiitV^laiernbt !Bi(t<ii, etc 
 -iobefpifle. 
 
 Quietisni,kwi etum,*. bieQ)iful)I5> 
 GnipnnPuii.jfttbruno; [ d)ri|ll. ©ettrj ber 
 aiiieti^iii. Me L'tl)re ber Qiiictt|len. 
 
 Quiet i«t, kwi eilitt, «. ber Oieft'il)!^ 
 t&bter , OeiuljUoete; [ c^rijll. SefteJ ter 
 AuieiiiT. 
 
 Quietly, kwleili, a<£r. 1^. T rul)ig, 
 ill 9iiil)e. 2.1 ri:l)i(j. |lill, tr'«'b'i<l># mit9{iil)e. 
 
 QuietaeiiM,kHt etiies,«.i.f bie ^u\)t 
 Oe« Cieaiu JO. 2. t a) bit 3{iil)e (bee (S)ei. 
 (lee), b) bit @ti(le, (Jrieciid^reit. o ber 
 9rieben; — of a ciiy or tuie. bie Scuqe in 
 tiiict StAbt ob. ill eiiiciii @iaAte. d; (ie 
 9iiit)e, 5pnrinuiiie (be6 $iii|Vi< u.;. e) bie 6)e 
 l<i(|eMl)eit. Irul^ig, fiitj. 
 
 QuietSOme, kwj'euum, adj. ■\ 
 
 Quietude, kMriecude, «. bie Siiilje, 
 €tiae. 
 
 Qnietna, kwietu*, dot. 03., fr. 
 quiiuo «. 1. bie icivigej :){iil)e, brr Ii>b. 2. 
 (im fflcrd)iifi^l1i)I) bie 'ilbiiiii(()iing , (hrlrbu 
 gung, brfiiiiitiue Ouiitung, &d}liij;b«'(Ct)('iiu- 
 fliing, 33cleoiitiitt:iit|]. 3. i a; bie niiirriiii{|. 
 Shak.. b) t ber 'ilbK^ieb. o f bA6 'Unit. 
 
 Quill, kwit. (ir. cuille; 1. caUuiu*; 
 Si\t\)*. I. ber Kiel, bie (SpiiK, (Oertl.j %o\t ; 
 <ii. in enflerer SJebciituiig) ber geberfitl, bie 
 JJeberiouie. 2. t bie Jiber (bn« ©rf)rciben, 
 bie ©(^Jll^erun(J, Ia6 SiJcrfieuo 1""! ^(ijrtu 
 ben), i. 93. The proper subject of liiii -. 
 ber prtffciibe fflfgenflfliib fiir iViiie Jeter; a 
 heru of the -, j eui (JebrrljelD; a bioilier 
 ol the -, 4 em Srui/er iliiti'r; to carry a 
 nood -. eine flnte %(ti!X fi'iljren. 3. bif 
 i£pule, ^el'iripiile. 4. bcrvStnt^cl (beij Sto- 
 4)ti|(^)iv«in6;. o- t bie goue einer $iiU> 
 
 aui 
 
 frrtiife. In the -, i flenou, in ber (jefjorigen 
 Crbiuing i)b. %^xm. Shak. 6. t ber 3'ipr<"/ 
 ^a()n, bus L'liffjflpf^en (<in aaiKOU- 7. 
 ['>))hi|'.] ber Aluppel. 
 
 First quills, bie @tO(f fief e. Second -t. 
 bie &d)lod)ipu|rti. Third — i, Sie DrtfeCern, 
 Ornpiilen. Outch -», gejogeiie ijeberipnien. 
 Haiuburgli — • Seefiele. Quill* iu the 
 rough. rul)e £itie. 
 
 a u i 1 1 ■ b o y, Der Spuljiiuge (6ri ^ebern ). 
 — -driver, ber edjniierer, cieii&e, gcnicine 
 >£(^riit|lf (Icr , 0)ri)id)tiiict)veiber. --tooth 
 pick, bie 3'il>nilo(t)eipoie. 
 
 Qnill, i'}iorbiini. tw'l] v. a. I. fnlcen, 
 in JiUten Ugrn. 2. f ab|(<jdl«M. 3. lOiibjlr.j 
 (epern liUulU-iiitiige;. 
 
 Quillet, kwii lit, (Int. qnidlibet) «. 
 t bie <&pu;|)iibigfeiCi pi. ( iiirirnuVc ) ^u6i 
 (liid}(e. -» 01 the law, 9{ect}te'fni(fe. Su*k. 
 
 Quilt, kwlu, lit. collie; it. ciiilw 
 
 1. I. bie nii6geii>il;ie, burd;niil)t( (^ett>, 
 ■SJie(jen»; Dtcfe. 2. tat 'iJiol|ler; bie "))(& 
 ira^e. 3. ber biirttgeiuii^te, oiiegeiial^ce 9{vcf. 
 
 Uair- quilt, bie ^J^atrii^c uoii i|>f(rbe> 
 ^anreii. 
 
 Uuilt-iaaker, berTOntro^en<, ^olfler- 
 nindjer, Inirtjiier. --wort, liJot.J i&. 
 ©riKtrenfrnnt, ber JBrndjieiifrtrii. 
 
 Quilt, V. a. 1. Dur(Viii)l;ri), au£itit)en. 
 
 2. puiitern. 
 
 Quilting', kwil'ting, t. 1. [Onbilr.i 
 bet ^iqiie ; .Moek--, ber ipnlDpiiiiie; 
 Wave - - , tuelleiiiurniiger '!)>ique ; K a u t y- 
 -, finonnirrer iJJique. 2. t-JJiar.J bie •iDfoiie 
 uun '!)3i>uting. 
 
 Quinary, kwlaari, (XM.) adj. atxt 
 flint beiUljene , gefiiiift. 
 
 Quiaate, kwi'uitc, m, l. quioqae> 
 adj. l'i)l>t.J |iiui|il<t. 
 
 Quince, kwinae, (fr. coin, coingi 
 «. 1. bie £lui(te. 2. - ober --tree, ber 
 QuiCtenbauni. 
 
 Wild quln e, I. bie Oergquitte, Qiiif' 
 iennu6pel. 2. Wild -, wild quiace-tree. 
 bie <Btein>, Sivcrgmiepel. 
 
 Uuiace peach, bie £luitteiipf!rt4)c. 
 -•pie, bie aiiitieiiii<rte. 
 
 Quincll, kwuish. (|ur wince, winch i 
 ». n. t n\\\d\tn, fid) rrgen. Splmkcr. 
 
 Quiucuncial,kHiiikuiig'kiiat.aW/. 
 rnuuniveife, tii£ i{reu|, tiu Dreiect, me &(■ 
 \m\xt, gepflnnit, in SBerbdnD, itu £luiiifun);, 
 iu (4<'|ii)lt riiier V. 
 
 Quincunx, kw'n'kuugk*. (\at.) *■ 
 
 [OJiirteiif.J bai Quinriinr, bie 9<aiitcitforni, 
 
 Kreiijpflanjiiiig, ti\\6 ilrciiigd)5li ifu : • :;- 
 
 Uiiiacuoz- order, IdUaricuf.] bir 
 
 Quinfiin);.-Crbniiiig. 
 
 QuindeCttgon, kwiudekagon, (. 
 [©com. J brt* Ji4iiii<i)Mfrf. 
 
 QuiudeceMivir,kwiudes Keiiiv'i . 
 (Int.) «. [roiu. fluent;.] Der £liiiiibtinnyir, 
 5nnfiel)"il)«r, •5uiitiil)ner. 
 
 Quindeceuivirate.kwindekein • 
 veiiie, «. [xoM ilUtxtt).} bn£ £iutnbeiini: 
 uirnt. 
 
 Quinia, kw'n ea, ^ «. [(Tfjem.] b.it 
 
 Quinine, k»!ir!ii.^ Ouiniii. 
 
 Quin«iuugesinia, k^iukwajeii-- 
 kema, (lot.) ». |rt)nr(i. fnii.J Oiiiiiqiingefimii. 
 
 Qninqnang-ular, kv\wikwaug' 
 giilar, UiU.) aJj. iiiujiuiiiUiig. 
 
 UUI 
 
 Qninquarticulajr, kw'nkwjr- 
 
 tik Ai'iiar, (Int.) adj. -J- nui fi'infjel;u 9lrrifein 
 iH-rr «af5cn bcileljenb. 
 
 Quinquecapsalar, kw'nkw^- 
 
 kapsliiilar, (Int.) adj. (i^Dt.] fllllffiipfelig. 
 
 Quinquedentate,kwiiikwedeu'- 
 
 tAie. (lilt.) adj. [-iict.J fuiifja()nig. 
 
 Quiuquefarious, kuinkwefa'- 
 reiK, (Int. qiiiiique II. (ingrlf faran ) adj. 
 15501.) firt) in fi'iiif 5l)eilc iiffiienb. 
 
 QnfinqneHtl, kw'u'kuefid, (Int.) 
 adj. (-yiH.) fniinpultig. 
 
 Quinquefoliated, kwinktveto'- 
 leated. aiii. tiiiilbliUreriij. 
 
 Quinqueiiteral, kw'nkw^iit'- 
 teial. adj. niii fiiiif '^ud)i'tnben beilcljenb. 
 
 Quiiiqnelobate , kwiukwc- 
 
 l&bAie. unci 
 
 Quinqiielobed, kw'n'kwilAbld, 
 
 adj. (i'ot.l liiiiiiiippig. 
 Quinquelocular,kwiakwilok'd 
 
 lai . adj. I'ijot.] funftnifterig. 
 
 Qainqaennial, kw'nkwen'nial, 
 (Int.) adj. fiinfjnl)rig; fi'infin^rlirt). 
 
 Quinquepartlte, kw'nkw^par'- 
 tiie. adj. 1. [3}ot.J finiftl;eilig. 2. aut funf 
 tl)eilen beileljenb. 
 
 Quinquereme, kw'n'kwirime, 
 (Int. I «. ^ie fi'infriiberige ©nlecre. 
 
 Quinquevalve,kwiii'kwevalv,ii. 
 
 Quinffuevalvular, kwinkwi- 
 
 valvular, a^lj. (SJot.) fl'lllffhippig. 
 
 Quinqnevir, kwiii'kwivir, ((nt.) 
 t. [nit. 9{oiiiJ {(X Junfmnnn, 5rMtfl)err. 
 
 Quinquina, kw'n'kwena, t. bit 
 Sieber>, Sljinnrinbe, Cf^inn. 
 
 QuinMy, kw!ii'ze,(i>. fr. eiqulnancie) 
 I. bie 25rniiiie, ^ftnUent^unbiing. 
 
 Quint, kiut. kwint, (o. Int. qnintus) 
 «. I. bn* 0)1 (11 lift; Die Jilnf. 2. ['jjecjjtf.j bic 
 Qiiinte. 3. keui, [<J5tfetrp.] Die Qiiinte. 
 
 Quintain, kMin'iin, (fr. quintaine) 
 t. bie Qiiiuinne, ber 9ieirpfnl)l, 9(eanpfahl, 
 ia3iirfptnl)l. 
 
 Quintal, kwiiit'al, (fr. SB.) (6idiv. 
 Ken tie grfct)riebeii iiiib au6iit\\)X0<t^t\\) »• 
 ber 3rntner. Ifunfjingrrige SBluinengefnffe. 
 
 Uu i n I al-f lo w e r h o r IIS , «. p/. l55ot.J 
 
 Quintessence, kwime* sente, ((, 
 
 quinia essentia) «■ I. [ >illd)i)ni.| bie Qllinr> 
 fffeiij, ber liiiifte 'iletl)fr. 2. [■D}?eb., (Eljem.J 
 Der tiber emeu eioff nbgejogrne 2i3eiiigei|>, 
 Die (5'(|enj. 3. i bie 0iiiiirefTeiij, ber Kern, 
 jtrnfrnii^iiig ibnS Jiiiiile, Seile). 
 
 Quinteosential , kwinie»sen'- 
 khal, adj. nne brr £luiiii<'|feni be|lrl)cnb. 
 
 Quintile, kwiniii, 4. ['ililron.j ber 
 fflefiiiiitrrtjfiu, gefuiifte ®(f)eiii. 
 
 Quintin, kwlu'ifn, (fir. quintaine) 
 I. ber 'J<iuii!, 2i5iirfpfnl)l. [fi'inffnd). 
 
 Quintuple, kw'n'tupl. (int.) adj. 
 
 Quip, kwip, (IU. cwipi I. Der @tid), 
 >>ieb, bei^eube &(^er), bie @iid)elreDe. @tt« 
 d)elci. 
 
 Quip, V, n. flid)eln. - v. a. S-jnen 
 mil £tid)eivcben, @ri(t)elcitii I'frroigcn. 
 
 Quire, kwjre, (= chair, *. 1. iber 
 vSiiigfrei6> Dcr(£ni;!)cr:> (?l)pr. 2. i Die 95:'^ 
 fnniniluiig, £<t)nnr, (yefedfctjnft. 3, brr (bne) 
 (Jljor, bif (S-nipi'rfirrf)e. 
 
 Quire, ». n. iiii (Fl)or fingeii, niit bem 
 6l)oc eiiiinilen, ciuruinnu-n. 
 
742 Vhte, far, lAlI, (at. Ali, n>^t. Fine, fin. N6, mov*!, n6r, g6t, hi\, c\6hi. Tube, tub, foil, i^iti, THis. 
 
 GUI 
 
 ^uire, (fr. cahier) *. ein 95iicf) '^n- 
 |>icr (= 24 «ogeiu. [gebunfen. 
 
 In quire.. [ SBiiC&t'uiP.] ill Sagtii , im= 
 
 ^uiriKt*;r, lt.«ir'iisiur. i. ter 6l)or> 
 fniiijer, (H)vri\1; (flcii'Dtjiiinljer . Per 6l)i>r; 
 fcireftor, ei;orfTil;n'r ibefDiiPtr^ in Jtii'(t)<ti). 
 
 QuiritatiOU, kwincia'sliiin, (liU.) 
 t. + Per ipuiffriif. 
 
 ^uirk, kwerk, (H). ?wircd) *. 1. 
 Oui!'ttli(t)) Pie SGciiPiina . Pn* \>lo^li<i)t 916> 
 fpiiuoen uoii eiiiciu ^^JSinifte, wn eiiier Ciiiie; 
 {Ptil)er) 2. 1 a) Per .ftiiiff. ©treid), Pie Jiiite. 
 b) Pcr'Stid), Pie ©rid)elci, SBi^clei, ©tK^i-U 
 rePe; t>c\i aaji^ivDrt, "lijurtfpiel. c) Pie igpi9> 
 tiiiDiflfeit. d) Per G-iiilofl. 3. Per rd)iie(le, let). 
 I;.iffe«nfa(l, ©d)ing. 4. i a) per ecf}Mg. b) 
 (of) Per 4liifii(l (imn). c) [y^tiif.l Pie g-aii: 
 tilfie; J. 5). Liglit quirks ol iiiusiR. Itid)te 
 imififnlird)e JniHiiiieu. Pope, d; f Per »Jliii) 
 Per e-iiibilMiiiijffnitr. Sh-ak. 5. [25oiif.] Per 
 lUMi eiuer ngclniapigeii OJriiiiPflac^i: eiuiioni; 
 nu-ne '>pla0 (jii eiiietu i?ofc u.). 
 4. a) Belike, tliis is a niai> of that quirk. 
 4. b) A q u i r k of joy or grief. Shak. 
 
 A law-quirk, em 5Jcct)t*fnitf. 
 
 Quirlii.slt f k»erki»li, udj. mi 
 fiiiiffeii, ©tidjeleien , iBitjelcicn beileljeiiP, 
 jVitjfiKPia- . (Srctnuierei. 
 
 Qtuirpele, kwirp'el, » iai tiiPifAe 
 
 f^uitT k«it, (fr. quitier; quittj praet. 
 II. pp- qui' OP. quilled, e- "■ 1. (eill SilllP 
 ic.) Derlnfleii; fortgfl)rii, fi* rreniieii w\\... 
 2. a) nufflebeii, nieticrlegeii eiiie (&teUe). b) 
 niif^e&eu (eiiie SBelagerung). c) i ablegen 
 (litel-K.). di flbgebeii (Pie iSiegel, u Winu 
 (Icrii). e) ueriiff)teti (luf ... (> nblniTtn uoii 
 . . , etmnfi fnl;ren InfTc". 3. Purd)fiil)reii, 
 ou^ful)ren. 4. a; fafi ") (of) G-men frei 
 i^P. lo6iuiid)en, befreicii (UDId. b) to - one's 
 self like .., (nnitdtt bei tiioPiTiien to ac- 
 quit one's self) fid) beiieljuieii , fid) ie;geii, 
 aid Ob. ivie ..; (rf; fic^ loSiiiad)cii, \id) be» 
 freicn i>on ... lid) jicljeii nu« ... c) erlePi. 
 flfii. B. joHsoH. 5. I'Dii eintr 25crl)iiiPlid).- 
 feit frei|>rcd)c« , eiiur ^jlidjt eiitl;eben oPer 
 eiitlePigen , freifprrdjeit , Infifprec^en ; ( from > 
 eiitpjlic^tcn uoii .., G-iiieni Gtwai eriuffcn, 
 ©men perfiJxMien niit . .; (to) (5-meii red):-- 
 fertigen Dol .. ((Sottjc); Gmem uerjeiljen. 
 6. I>ejal)len , cntridjreii, rucfjnljleii. 7. i a) 
 tcjiiltlen, eiitridjrcii. b) (i>l)iien, uergclteii, 
 pergiiten. c) j t)eiuijnl)leii, l)einigebeii , rn: 
 ftjtn. Shar. d) t iibtw (eiiicii l'i>l;n). 
 3. Never a worthy prince a day did quit 
 With greater hazard and with more 
 renown. Daniel. 
 
 7. d) Before that judge that qui is each 
 soul his hire. FAiRfAZ. 
 
 To quit an employment, an office, nb; 
 (nitfeil. To — truth for appearance , Pie 
 80tit)rl)eit Pent ©c^eiiie opferii. To — one's 
 ground, jliri"l(fwcid)en. 1 shall - you fo 
 half the money, id) erlnfiie cud) bie i^iilfte 
 bei ffieIPe*. To - cost, bie Ki'ilei. loljiifn. 
 It will not always — cost, ti loljllt Pte JvP. 
 flen nid)t iiunier. So as to - ihe co»t ot 
 the carriage, brttuit ber Jiil^rlohn babei (jer- 
 fliiirfDtinite. To - scores, I. nbrfd)iieM, iiiit 
 eiiiaubcr n6red)iie!i; (with) a) mit (S-iiiem 
 flbred)iicn , fid) bercd)iieii, G-iiien I'odtg be^ 
 jamm, ftbfiiibcn. b) i fic^) feiiier SBcrbiiiP; 
 lic^reir eiitlcbigeii j)e(jen ... 
 
 QUI 
 
 Quit, adj. qtiitt, fret, febig, loi; (oO 
 lo5, (tiiitt (eiiier <Ba<i)i). 
 
 To go quit, 1. frei tonimen, roSfDmmen, 
 lii*gerprod)tii luerPeu. 2. gut luegfotnnieii. 
 To be - from, eiiier ©iidje lui feiii, fie Doiii 
 ipillfe l)nbeil. 1 shall be - with you, id) luitl 
 e» Pir fdjLMi uergelten. -of charges, niid) 
 3l&iiig Per ^~o|leii. 
 
 Quit-claim, a) t. ber 9Serji''l)t, bie 
 35cr}i4)tli:itliiiig. b) r. o. ("cine 'iliirprrid)e 
 niifgebeii, uerjic^teti niif .., 2Serjid)t lci|leii 
 aiif ... Blackstone. Unit- rent, ber 
 G'rbiiiiS. 
 
 C^ui tnm, (Int. SD.), 19ted)r£fpr.] A 
 qui taiu action, tine 5vlage, bie uiMi eiiiem 
 Kliiger nid)r luir iin O'ltereffe bed itoiiig* 
 unb totiiiud , fuiiPerii mid) in f«i!ieiii ei= 
 geiifii gegni eiiieii SSerbredjer niigcfieUt luirb. 
 
 t^iiitcli-jg-ras^ty kwit.sli-gias, t- 
 i^iH.i Pnd ^iiiibfgnis, Per ipmiPdjiit)ii. 
 
 C^uite, kwite, (D. quit) adv. gail^, 
 ganjiid), uollig; burd)aii«. 
 
 <iuite and clean, gniij tlllb gar. You 
 are — out, ©le irren (fid)i gciuiilrig. 
 
 Quits, kwits. adv. (tneii^ene aU >21uS: 
 riif) i)uitT! [lung, SBergtltuug, Shah. 
 
 €|,uittnl, kwii'ial, «. bie 9{iirf>al)' 
 
 44uittttuce, kwlt'tau»e, (fr. 'Il>.) 
 
 3. 1. Pie (JrlcPiguiig, 2?cjal)luiig, 2?erid)ti; 
 giiiig d". 5ndg:'braud)lid)ere Acqui itance). 
 i. bie iiuinung, ber (Suipfaiigs.-, (jrleDi= 
 gimgsjVtieiii. 3. bie 6H:iuiebenmg , aUergei- 
 umg, 35eloljuiiiig. Shak. ld)eni pergeUeu. 
 
 To cry q ui ttance, 03leid)ed Ulit (ijleu 
 f^uittauce, v. a. -i uergelten, er> 
 
 luieperii, nicfiiiljleii. Shak. 
 
 €4uitter, kwittur, «. l. ber S3er> 
 
 iiiffer. 2. t ber iSefreier. 3. -J- ber 25tjnl;ler. 
 
 4. ( ^Otetddurg.] bad 3'i"'0'fi^>i9 (bie 3iiiii= 
 ic^ia<feiu. 
 
 ^^■■■^^(^''boiie, kwit'tur-bone, t. 
 1 ^firPrtrjiieif. J ein iirt)iieiigeid)iuiir , bfls 
 U'id)t fifieiiirtig mirb uiib geiutl)nii4 am in> 
 iicrii ©niiine ber ItriMie fid) befiiiPet. 
 
 f^lliver, kwiY'viir, (u. fr. touvrir?) 
 J. Per J(ijd)er. lljurtig, riiilig. Shak. 
 
 Quiver, adj. -j- lebljiift , uiuatcr, 
 
 Quiver, (ijoll. huivcren) v. n. 1. 
 
 I Willi) jittcrii, rdjauern (ui>r). 2. jittern (u. 
 
 cer ©rimiue). 3. jirtern, bcbeu (witli, i>or). 
 
 1. Persons quiver with fear or with 
 
 cold. 
 3. The green leaves quiver with the 
 cooling wind. Shak. 
 
 Quivered, kwiv'viard, adj. 1. mit 
 ciiu-in Jiiinter uerfel^en. 2. tvie in eiiiem 
 iUid)er fti'cfenb. 
 
 To stand quivered at.., luie in ei: 
 nem Itbdjer (Icrfeii an . . . 
 
 Whose quills stand quivered at his 
 ear. Poi'e. 
 
 Quivering-, kw'v'vuriug, «. Mi^ 
 3ittirii, ©d)nuerii, iSeben. 
 
 To be seized with a quivering, vuil 
 fincm Sittern bcfaUen luerben, ein Siittm 
 bifLiiimen. 
 
 Quixotic, kwtksoi'ik, adi. wit 
 DiniQiiijrote, DiMi 0uiyorcd.., Ijoc^jT nben-- 
 teiuriid). 
 
 Quixotism, kwiks'oiizm, t. Soii> 
 qiiirL'tiiiPen , abeiitctierlid)e ^tteidft oDcr 
 Obeeii. 
 
 GUO 
 
 Quiz, kwiz, (norm, quis, quiz) «. 
 
 bnS ilfiitlju'l. [jrre mndjeit. 
 
 Quiz, D. a. o in SBerlegeiiljcit feijeii. 
 
 Quo «v»rr»nto, (iieiii.), [9{cd)rd« 
 fpr.j em ^!Crlt "5}erid)rdbefel)i), ber eme IhiJ 
 ierriid)Uiig Pan'iber anorbnet, fnifr iueid)et 
 ■:)ied)ti5befugiiip eitie ^^erfou t>b. .R5rpfri"d)iift 
 geantye 9{t'd)te niidubt. Blackstone. 
 
 Quob, kwob, (ro. cwapiaw) v. n. 
 lOeril. , u. tj i"d)lagen, flopfen (i>. .^ers 
 jert); fid) regcn (luie bad ^inb im "JJiuttet" 
 leib). 
 
 Quodlibet, kwndlebet. ((. <ID.) «■ 
 1. Per -)Jtiid)iiinrd), bad Xliioblibet. 2. bie 
 ©pii5(iiibiflfeit. 
 
 Quotiiibetarian, kwodlebeia'- 
 reau, t. &iiicr, ber liber i!l(Kd i)l)ue Drb« 
 iiung Ob. fpi^rtiiPig l"prid)t, ilceiret, luort* 
 ftrtitet. 
 
 Quodiibetical, kwodlebet'ek&l, 
 adj. nid)t aiif einen befonbern (SegeniHanb 
 befd)ranft; fpitsfiiibig. 
 
 Uuodlibetical disputation, bi( Jlir 
 llebung ober )ur llutert)altung aitgeflellte 
 ©d)uibtdputatiiiti. 
 
 Quodiibetically, kuodleblt'- 
 ekaile, adv. ui)iie Orbmmg ; )um SSi'rfiid)e 
 Db. jur lliuerl)aitungj filr eiiie Dieputation 
 (geeiguet u.). [Jtoppej f. Coif. 
 
 €%uoif', kwoif, (fr. coifle) *. bie ipaube, 
 
 Quoif , V. a. tnit eiiicm Jvopfpii^e 
 oerfel^en. [fiopfpiitj tragen. 
 
 To be quolffed with.., (C'HUad) aid 
 
 QuoifTure , kwoifiure, «. per 
 
 Quoil, kwoil, f. Coil. [JtopfpiiQ. 
 
 Qitoiu, kwuin, (fr. coin) t. 1. [<\u<S) 
 in ber »ilr(^it.] bie G-cfe. 2. [airtill.) bet 
 ■J{id)tfetl. 3. liDpogr.] ber *eil. 4. I'TOnr.] 
 Per ©laiifiii. 
 
 Inclined quoin, [ippogr.] Per itei(>, 
 ©d)rag • , ©d)lff|leg. To drive in the -•, J 
 lii)piH]r.) feileii, oetfrileu. ['Joriiii. 1 
 
 Quoiu, V. a. [li)pogr.] einfeilen (bie 
 
 Quoit, kv\6ii, (t)i)|l. colte) s. I bet 
 3i5iirf|1ein. 2. Pie '!H5urfi"d)eibe (ber Allien). 
 
 To play at quoiti. Cad '213iirffpitl fpie« 
 leu. He plays at -s well, rc l|l |lar( itll ,, 
 ilBurfrpieie. Shak. I 
 
 Uuoi t-casier, ber @d)eibeiiiuerfer. '* 
 
 Quoit, v.n. ©d)eiben, ©tctiie luerfen, 
 bad 2i3iirfrpicl fpielen. 
 
 Quoit, v. a. t tverfen. Shak. 
 
 To quoii down, ^iiuiiireriverfcn. 
 
 Quoil, kwol, s. [3ot)I.J id., ('llrt 
 5ltif3 auf 3ii'U:ipo(Ianb). 
 
 Quondam, kwondaui; dat. SD.) 
 adj. ei)emalig, iveilaiib. Shak. 
 
 Quooii, kwuuk, ^ praet. 0. Quake. 
 
 Quorum, kworijm, (UU. W.) I. 
 [tKed)tfipr.J 1. Pie ju ciiier GiitfdjfiPiing 
 l;iiilaiiglid)e ^liijahi uoii 3iid)rcrii; (ob. fiber' 
 l;inipt) eiue jiir iSerljiiiibamg eiiied Wn"d)af» 
 tes iiad) bem (iirfe^e ob. ber SStrfajyiiiig foiu* 
 petente 9liiial)l uou ©camten i;b. •i))iifglie« 
 pern; J. 3J. A — of the house of represen- 
 tatives, eine gefe9liri)e 'ilnjal)! i>on ■!)}iitglie» 
 fern t>e6 Spni\]'c6 ber aSolfereprafeiitauten; 
 A constitutional - was not present, blC 
 i>crfaffimg?niagige , I'ou ber S8crfu|7tina oor< 
 gefdjricbeue 3liiial)l uoii 'OJtirglicPerii wat 
 iiii1)t aiiiuefeiib. 2. bie fpciielle gcricOtlKtie 
 K.miuiffiun. 
 
Tkte, far, fMl, fat. RU, met. Tine, fin. NA, mive, ndr, got, 6il, rj6dd. T6b«. tflb, ffill. tAin, THis. 743 
 
 auo 
 
 A Jnctlee of the qnornm, cinet con 
 
 ben Dfrorbneteii 5?i(^tern. 
 
 Quota, kw6't2, (fat. qnotaa) «. bie 
 
 aui'tc, DtuiBfnbe, 6n«Gnotum, ber uet= 
 t).iltiiiginAgi(]e QIntt)ei(, l^eit, $Bn:t)a(tiii^: 
 niithcil, bM fipiitiiigent. 
 
 4%uota.tioiif kw&ti'(hun, «. 1. bie 
 SlMfutjrung, (Eitiition (einer ©tefle ic). 2. 
 bie ')lntul)run(j , bn« Gitiit. 3. [^nnbel] bit 
 Wptinmg (ber^reife); pi- iit'^ttiMiHt, b«r 
 $rti«four(int; -• of specie, ber &tMuv6> 
 jerrcl. 4. f bit Quote, Diuibfnbe. ber SB«> 
 f)AirniB(intf)ei(. 5. (geivof)!)!. pi) bai ^liifuf)! 
 nmii*ieid)en (fo „ "). 
 
 i^UOto, kw&te, (fr. coter) e. a. 1. 
 nni'i"il)reii , nnjieljen (©(()iitt|1<nfn); (from) 
 niuul)rcn (aiii). 2. (^.iiibel) nniViljren, on> 
 (jrbeii, norircn, i>erifi(l)»eM (^teifo. 3. be> 
 nierfeii. Shak. 4. nii«jei(^iifit. Shak. 5- 
 flfunii bfpbndjttii, ricftrin beurtl)e!l<ii. Shak. 
 
 Quoted price, [^oiibrlj ber nii(ieMi<6( 
 ^rei<. To be quoted at.., (j^mibelj iio> 
 tirt fein ntit .., )u ... 
 
 Quote, «■ t bit 9Iote, SSenierfung 
 (fiber ciiieii ©(()rift(leftfr). 
 
 Quoter, kw&'tur, «. ber ^nfiil^rer, 
 (Fitfltor, ©liier, ber (eine i£d)rti"t|7eUe) an: 
 fuljrt. 
 
 Quoth, kw6tA, kwuiA, (nngeir. 
 cwythaa, cytlian; gott). quithan) n. def. ^ u. 
 ttur jii ber Iftrii u. 3tfn ^rnon prae*. ii. 
 praet. 9ebriiiid)li(f), j. S>. Quo th I, - he. 
 fflfle, foqte irf), \\\c\t er, m^te er. 
 
 Qnotidiau, kwoild'ean, (\at.) adj. 
 tilfllirt). laflu\<\Ui)t Dtiine. 
 
 Quotidian thing*, etiViiS 91fltiiiilid)e£. 
 
 Quotidian, t. t. tat aUtaijiije 
 Diiiti. Mii.ToK. 2. brt« t(i(jli(f)e Jieber. 
 
 Quolleut, kwA thent. (fr. 'Si., V 
 lot. quoiies) t. |<}lriil;.J ber Quotient, 2()eil 
 inljler, bit tljeifjnfjl. 
 
 R, Sr, [Wittautn] 1. «. bn< 9?, r. 2. 
 in tlbfiirjunflen: a) (im (Jngf.) R. fur re«. 
 JfiMtiOi |. 93- George R. ; Reg. Prof., regiut 
 profe«»or, foniflliffter 'iJJroff (for ; Rer., re»e- 
 rend, el^rrcurbig; Rt. Wpful, right wordiip 
 ful. fel^r nd^tbar, \tt)t ef)rivurbi() , fef)r t)v<i)> 
 ivurbig; Rt. Hon., right honoraMe, fef)r 
 fl)rbor. b) (im Snt. ) R. ob. Ro., Roma; 
 R. C. , Romana civitai; R. O. C. , rei ge 
 reiidne causa; R. F. E. D., recte factum ei 
 dictum; R. G. F., regis filius; R. P., re«- 
 pulilica ob. Romani principes. 3. aii 3>ll}ls 
 )ri(t)en bebeutet R 80, u. |{ 80,000. 4. bet 
 91eriten fleQt R. fiir recipe, iiinint, man 
 neljme. 
 
 Ra, r2, (in untrennbare< SonDort ob. 
 {Borrc^iuort luie tat Int. re, au$ ban ^ta- 
 lieiiiftten u Jroiiioltrcten in bie engf. Sprui^e 
 Uberciegnngcn :a ipieber. 
 
 Habute, rabiie', (fr. rabattre) *. a. 
 [^alfn.j (ben ^olfen) roieber an fid) )ief)en. 
 
 RabatO, rabi'to, (fr. rabat) «. t 
 ber ^uf>, llni: ob. lIeberf(t)(ofl, (S^Mio £ra> 
 oen, bie ^al^frnufe, bai i^aisbnnb. 
 
 Rabbet, rab'b'l, (fr. raboter) e. a. 
 [^iiutuert.J 1. fa'^en, einfaljtn, nitfu0eii; initi 
 
 RAC 
 
 9?ut^en au£f<if|ren (5fn|lerrnf)inen). 2. t 
 flbl)obeIn. 
 
 Rabbet, «. I. [Xifdjler] a) bie9iinne, 
 Jufle, iWut[), ber SJal| , ber >2Jiif(t)lofl. b) ber 
 3?utl)l)0be(. 2. [-War.) bie epoiiniiig. 
 
 Rabbet-plane, ber S.ilJ', 9ilitl)^0bel. 
 
 Rabbeting:, rabbliiug. «. bie $U(]e 
 
 Rabbi, rab !>•. rab'bi./ lo. d)tll&.) «. 
 
 Rabbin, rabbin, ^ I3ubentt).] 
 ber 9Ciibbi. -iKiibbiner. 
 
 Rabbinic, rabb'n 'k, }<uii.rab> 
 
 Rabbinical, rabbiu'^kai.^ biiiird). 
 
 Rabbinic, <. bie :iKabbin(rrprad)e 
 I bie fpiitere Ijebriiuclje ©prrt(t>e). 
 
 RabbiniMui, rab'bluiim, «. ber 
 'JiAbbiiiifin. 
 
 RabbiniKt, rab'biiiNt. ) «. [3ii< 
 
 Rabbiuite, rabbiuiie, y beiitl}.] ber 
 iliabbiiiiil, Iiilniubifl. 
 
 Rabbit, rab bit. (0. belg. robbe, rob- 
 beken) «. bat £iinin(])en. 
 
 Rabbit's nest, bat ilaniii(t)eniiefl. 
 Buck--, ber Wnniniler. Dot--, bo* lueib 
 Ii4)e ^nuind^en. Welch -, ( geroileter Ra\t 
 u. oero|lete» SS3ei^brob mit i&enf gegeffen. 
 
 Rabbit-sucker, tat fnujienbe, junge 
 i^iiiiiiic^rii ; bai fleiiie, fd^iunit^e .Diiio-Suak. 
 
 Rabble, rab bl, (iiU. rabula; t)0ll. 
 rabbeleuj t. 1. a) ber lAriuenbe .^nufe ob. 
 >8(t)ivarin oemeinen 93oir£ , geinetne, unor> 
 bentlid)e $obel> ob. S8olf£i)iiufen , ^auU 
 geineineii ^oltt, fiunipeiuioif^ , Sumpenj]e> 
 I'inbeU. b; ber &4)iviuih oon untern &ti> 
 (Urn. Shak. 2. ber ^ijbrl, Onn ipnget, bat 
 (i)erinDel, Ciinipeiigeriiibel, Cumpenpact, Sum 
 penoolf, gemeiiie 3}oir. 
 
 R.ibble-charming, ben $56(1, 3an 
 i^agrl bejiiubernb ob. eiiinet)menb. 
 
 Rabbleinent, rabbiment, «. 1. f 
 eer Snram'neiii.uif btt 'iJSubrU, ber gemeine 
 il3oir6« ob. ]$i>beil}<iufen. 2. ) ber ^luiiber; 
 ). ^. A long - of wliioisical titles, cine 
 lanqe biinte 9Ceil)e ooii poiifierlid)en Xiteln. 
 
 Rabdolug^y, rabdoi ioji, (gr.) t. 
 bie <^(iii>rt'(t)ciifiiiiil. [(0. i^unben; 
 
 Rabid, rabbid. {\nt.) adj. ivutl)eub 
 
 l&<Awid^e*>k, .aliiMducs, «. bie 2i3utt). 
 
 Rabinet, rab biuat, «. [^rtiQ.J^tne 
 'ilrt 5i;lCi(t)iiinfle. (ber tJtiirr. 
 
 Raca, la'ka, (fqr. SB.) «■ II ^iaOia, 
 
 Raccoon, rakkuun', «. [3ool.j ber 
 norp.imerifniiii(l)e SU.irdjbnr. 
 
 Race, rA*«. ifr. 'Hi., lot. radix) «. 1. 
 bie Wuriel. 2. aj ber iBtaniui, bat ®t\(S)led)t 
 (U. OWeiir<t>eiu. b) bie (geiieiilO(jird)e) 9{eil)e. 
 i. tat (JJeii'idjl, bie •)^l(t)fonlllIellli^)llfl (o. 
 Ihieren). Shak. 4. f bat (OJieiifiDen o ffie. 
 jiirtjt. 5. ber Stniniu, bie 3iid)t, iJIrt, diai;t 
 (U. It)ieren>. 6. bie <ilrt, <Uiiloge, aiideboriie 
 (!-tgeiifl)umli(ljfeit. Shar 
 
 2. b; Hence the long race of Aibaii 
 fatliers couit. DavoEa. 
 
 The first of all human race, ber erilc 
 ■OTeiird>. But was a - of lieavcn. lUiir nber 
 Ijimmnrdjer 'ilbfuiifr. Shak. (OiigiuereeU. 
 
 Race-ginger, bie 3''flioerii>iirifl , em 
 
 Race, 4. I. ber ilaife, \\t)Axie (^>e. 
 f(<)miicf (.btt 2l3riii<), bie tssdjiirfe, iStiirfe. 
 2. 1 bie ©tarfe, ©itiirfe (bes S5fr|liiiibe6 lo. 
 
 Race, (1)0(1. ras; (d^m. resa; lu. giax; 
 I. 1. bai DJeiinen, Snuien; (bcfonb.) iai 
 iSJettreiiiieii (ju il&iigeii ob. ju -j^fcrbe;, ber 
 
 KAC 
 
 ^ettliiuf; (H. Dorjugfiiueife) gf>u5f)nt. im pi. 
 races, bai 'ZDettrennen (ju ^ferbe). 2. >er 
 Snuf (eine« i.l)iere«). 3. i a) ber Siinf. b) 
 t ber &anq, 95erl.uif ibei ^riege^ ic.). Bacoh. 
 4. ber flnrte ob. fdjiiefle 2C.ifTeritrom , (ob.) 
 ber @)riibeii, bie St^leufe, bai !5<tt fur eiiieii 
 rolct)en aBiifferilrom. 
 
 To run a race, roettrennen. There is 
 a — to be run to morrow, inorflen ftnbcl 
 ein <ICettrenMen ©tntt, loirb ein 933etrrenneii 
 ijel}iilten, abgel^nlten. 
 
 R a e e-h o r s e, bn$ 9?ennpferb, ber 9{ell^r^ 
 
 Race, V. n. I. rennen, Inufen; wetti 
 rennen. 2. 9{ennpferbe hnlten. 
 
 Race, t. ber 9?i(j ; Durcftilri*, ©trid). 
 
 Racetnation, rassemithun, (int.) 
 t. I. «in 3i'f''flritf einer ■DWenge natft beifam. 
 men flel)enber Diiifle, |. ». 5Seeren; - ot 
 grapes, bie ajfiutriuibe ; - of egg». ber {S-rer» 
 llorf. 2. ber-UiibiUi ber^eintnuiben.BiianET. 
 
 Raceme, raa'sem, Hat. raceuius) 
 t. ("Sot.] bie Irnube. 
 
 Raceiniferous, raasimiferus, 
 adj. ["Sot.] triiubentraflrtio. 
 
 Raceinous, ras'simus, adj. [Sot.] 
 troiibeimrtig luactl'enb. Irenner. 
 
 Racer, rAsur, «. ber 9ienner, i!Di'tt> 
 
 Racli, rak, (angelf. raece) t. ber @pii> 
 rer, ®piirl)unb. 
 
 Raciness, ri'sjnes, «. I. f a) bie 
 Sttirfe, bat (sjeiilige (bti <!Deine« to. b) bci 
 -£oben>, (9runbgef(t)ma(t; (f. and) racy). 
 2. i (of) bie Stiirfe (tin ^u^brurfe ic.;, bai 
 ®eiilrei(l)e. 
 
 Rack, rak, (3itd, retfen) «. 1. bie 
 fRetfe; — for bending a bow, a cross-bow, 
 ber 5Boflenfp(inner, 91rmbruiirp.ianer. 2. Me 
 Solter. 3. t bie Solter (bie -Warrer, $rini 
 4. J bai <»trufl, (Seflefl ; (in engrrer JSeben. 
 tung) a) ber ^oH, ©perfrofl. b) ber Virau 
 bod, ajrnifpieBbod. c) [lijpogr.) ber ».i(lem 
 tntdft. d) ber £leiberred>en, bie Itkiberleiite. 
 e) bie 9iau(t (in ©tiiUen). f) bie Ceiter, 
 SDiigenleiter. g) ber ^auim (ber ©trol)bnd)« 
 mnct)er). h) I War.] ber Siiegiveifei , bai 
 laufenbbein. 
 
 3. A fit of the atone puts a king to tha 
 rack and makes him aa miserable aa 
 It doca the meanest atibject. Tbmplb. 
 
 To put (any one) to the rack, 1. f nuf 
 bie JJolter fpnnnen. 2. i Ginen nuf bie gi'itee 
 fpnnnen, foltern, peinigen, marierii. To put 
 one's brains to (on) the — , j'eineii 03ei|t lUif 
 bie j^olter I'pannen, fid) geivoltig beii Kcpl 
 jerbrec^en. To set any one on tlie -, (Jiiu-n 
 peinigen, eine >>)?iirter fein fiir G-iiieii. 
 
 Prov. To tie at rack and manger, in 
 groger Uiiorbnung fein. To leave all at - 
 and manger, ■]l(lrd ^rri£ gebeil. 
 
 Rack, O^ilcfen, aiigi'lf. iiracca) «. ber 
 
 Jfurfen (0. Zt)itrtn); (bef.) ber ipaminm** 
 
 rudcn, £alb£ru(fen. A rib of a - of mutton, 
 
 eine $iimniel«tippe. [il)iere«). 
 
 A rack of bones, bat ©felett (einetf 
 
 Rack, (angelf. rec recam t. (eigentl. 
 
 berDimil; tat)ev) a) jiel}jiiDe brniiie 2Dolfen, 
 
 ootn SDinbe gejagte ^ulfen, bat )iel)eiibc 
 
 cyeioiilf. b) bie ii<;l)enbe 2Uolfe, ©pur. Shak. 
 
 Rack, V. n. (eigentnd)) riiud)en ; (bat)er) 
 
 iiel}en, ooin '^inbe gej'agt iverben (u. SS3oI(en>. 
 
 Rack, «. ber (©pinno ^iodtn, bte 
 
 itunrel. 
 
744 Vhle. far, fall. fal. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6. ni6ve, n6r, got, 6il. cl^tid. Ti'ihp. liib, fi'ill. (//in, THis. 
 
 RAG 
 
 Rack-rent, [5t?edir*rpr.] in i'P(If (Frtm,! 
 etne6 uerpiid)tf ten ®iire^ ; I'lberniiipige, ubcr; 
 tricbene 3iu4 ob. ^n(t)tiiii«. --rented. 
 6er G'ntrirfjtiing fiiiee ^padjrjiiiff^, rack-rent 
 flrnnnnt, untmvorfeii. --renter. @iner, 
 6er ciiieit ?l>ad)tjiii« , rack-rent flemuuit, jii 
 entrirf)ten f)(it. 
 
 Rack, (filr Arrack) ». btt 3lad. 
 
 Hack, ». a. I. Trecfcii, tJcl)nen, flrecftn, 
 
 jict)cn. 2. i a) rccfen. b) ijod) tteiben, fjoil) 
 
 ipaiinen, |cf)rnu6cn. ninpnimeii. Shak. c) nn- 
 
 flreiigf"- "*> I'lbertreibcii , ju i)ott) berec^iKii, 
 
 iber\'<ba^tn (ben Went) finer ©nt^e). 3. ? 
 
 nuf tic JJortcr fpnnnen, foltern. i. i a) mrtr- 
 
 tern, qnrtlcn. b) fcriirfcn, bebrurfen. 5. jieljen 
 
 ii.befd)nei£)en(533einaDife). 6. [^nr-] frenjcn 
 
 (ein Inu). 7. (nurf) nitt ofFi nbiieljen, nbfi'iden, 
 
 flb((i(Teu,lmitrvn,niif5lnr(l)enjiel)eu(233eiiiJc.). 
 
 i. a) To rack and stretch Scripture 
 
 Hooker. 4. a) The wisest among the 
 
 heathens racked their wits etc. 
 
 TiLLOTSON. 
 
 Racked with deep despair, uon ticfit 
 SScrjrecijlung gcmnrtert. 
 
 Rack- Vint age , tie jmeite aBcinrrfe, 
 9?cire ber 'JCeinl)anbIcr , nm nii6 ben ^cfeii 
 berfitcre ffieine jn uerfaiiftn. [(en. Shak. 
 
 Kack, V. n. i firf) o.bmutjen, fid) qiifi> 
 
 Ractier, rak'kur, t. 1. ber gulttrer, 
 ^fiifer^fnedtr. 2. ± a) fer ^peinigcr. b) tcv 
 ^iMterer (ber Drtl)rnrnpl)ie ic). c) - of laws. 
 ttT 9^crt)r8l'er^reI)^•r, 'JiVcbr^uerfefjrcr. 
 
 Racket, rakkli, (fr. raquette) #. 1. 
 r,U 9;n(fitt, ©c()lnflnf^. 2. l a) tai OJetDie, 
 ffloprltcr, ©cmffel, ber Conn, b) to6 ®e; 
 pl.ippfr. SwiPT. 
 
 To make a racket, to keep a -, Iar» 
 tnen, pi'ltcrn , einen Snrin innd)en ob. per: 
 fuliren. [--seller, ttt 9{nc{etteul).inbler. 
 
 Racket- maker, ber 3?nrfetrcnmnd)er. 
 
 Racket, v. a. l.mieiniteineinStocfett 
 fithuirii. 'i. 1 I'rtiteubern. 
 2. -^ poor niaii is racketed from one 
 tciiiptrition to another. 
 
 Racket, v. n. Innuenb f)ecunijie^en, 
 frfin liriMfii. Grax. 
 
 Racket, t. ber @(^neerd)uf), radett> 
 trri;i:.K (trt'litrrrf)ii(). 
 
 Rackety, raW'k'ie, adj. (liruienb. 
 
 Raokiiig:, rak'king, adj. niartemb, 
 pfimni'tib. ••W.irter..., goiter... 
 
 Racking-, *. 1. inS ^L^itern. 2. i 
 li.e -s of con.science, bie ©ciui(Ten£bi(7e. 3. 
 bo6 iJliifrpnniifn bcf 1iid)c? ouf eine 3?erfe 
 PP. Stretfe <jmn Irorfncn). 4. bn6 5t6iiel)en, 
 aibfi'ifli'ti (be^ 5Beiii^ tc). 
 
 Rackiiig;^-pace, rak'king-p4se, 
 *. ^fr rnrd).-re ^piiggung, Slntritt, 2)reifd)lnn 
 leinrf 'ipfcrPfA). Far. Dict. 
 
 Racy, rk'si. (nngelf. hraes, raesau) 
 HitJ. I. ftarf (y. &exuci) u. &t\(t)n\ci(t) , flciiliQ 
 I v. 555fltif !f. ). i. i flcirtreict> (SBcrfc ic. ). 
 3. niirti ^rln 'Bl^^cn fcbmc.'fenb (u. SlUein zc). 
 
 Ra<t, rad, ••' prael. i>. Read. 
 
 Rati, \ etnc ^Jlnfnnnf! ob. C-nbfiibe 
 
 Red, red.> in 9i.ii«en ■=: I)ofI. raad, 
 
 Rod, rod.) 9{rtrh, J. 25. Co n rad, flnrf 
 on 3{rttb; El lie 1 red. ebUT 9{ntl). 
 
 Ra<ldle, rad'dl. (illliKll' wraed. wrad ; 
 rnbrlii) I', rt. t jiM0inmi'iiflii1)icn. Deioe. 
 
 Raddie, «■ I Oerti.J I. ber Snini: 
 (lerftn, bic 3(Uiiiriitl;e, 3'T'"!jt"'-'- 2. cas 
 
 KAD 
 
 ((jeflpcbtcne) 5png (utn SSjiefen ic.) , ber gci 
 f)od)tciie 3iiiin. Todd. 
 
 R^i (Idle- hedge, f. Raddle N. 2. 
 
 Raddliiig-s, raddling^, t. pi. Dai 
 5?cri>orriigen , ter t)erin)rriigi nCe iljeil eine r 
 
 0)uUUT. 
 
 RaddoCli, radduk. ((v. red. ruddy) 
 
 Ruddock, nid diik.^ «. [Ornitt).] 
 fai 9{otl)femcI)i'n, Winljbvilildjrn. 
 
 Rade, (fctjutr.) rode. 
 
 Radial, radeal. (ii. liU. radlns) adj. 
 I. l?ln.U.] jiir ^IruupiiiPcl gfljorig, ■Jltniipin^ 
 Oel...; - ner»e. artery, iiiilscIcs. Der »Ilrni< 
 rpitiBeincrof, bie ^nnrpnitcn'ctjiaijiitcr, 'JIrm; 
 rpinbeltmisfeln. 2. IWeom.j - curve.'*, 
 iviirueu Pt. fruninie Ouueu, fctrcn Orfiniucn 
 luie tStritl;len uuii etneiii "DJ^iKielpunfte au6' 
 laufen. 
 
 Radiance, rkdHusej ^ „ 
 
 Radiancy, ra dean^e.^ ' 
 
 Radiant, ladeant, adj. 1. ilnil^leilb, 
 
 glnnjenb; l^l)!)!'.) |lnil)lenb. 2. [4->eriO.J mil 
 ■StViiljlen uingebtn. 
 
 Radiant , t. [ Opt. ] ber |1rnl)ienbc 
 ^piinft, ©riiiljlpiinft. 
 
 Radiantly, rfldeamle, adv. flratj' 
 lend, niit 6)lauj. 
 
 Radiate, ri'deile. (Int. radio I v. «. 
 I. bcilrnhlen , uinfiriiljien. 2. ± ericudjten 
 (bfu ®ciit). 
 
 Radiate^ p. »■ l. flTni)len. 2. (in 
 geniDen Sinienuott dncin $iinf(e au$|lr&nien> 
 ilrnl)i«n. [punfr. 
 
 The radiating point, [Opt.] DerStrnl)!: 
 
 Radiate, adj. [53i)f.J geilnitjir, |lral)r 
 lig, mit £tro()Ien, Stnihl... (SBliinien jc. >. 
 
 Radiated, radeAted, pp. I. unit 
 ©trnljk'n gejicrt) |ltnl)iig, uuirtriiljlt, ©tral): 
 len... 2. [95ct.J amluig, gc|lriil}Ir. 3. (-Mii; 
 uemlg-] flrnljlig, £tiMl;(. ..; -stoue, Cer 
 ©trnl)li1ein, ©rrnljlutorl. 
 
 Radiation, radeishun, $. 1. t)o5 
 (Strnl)len, ©tniijltnmerien. 2. [$t)i)f. ] bir 
 ®traf)lung, SBcroreitiiug bc6 Si(t>re» :c. i>ini 
 einem '>))?itrripiinfre niid) aClen Seiteti. 
 
 Radical, raddekal, (\t. Siii., v. (at. 
 rhdixT adj. I. jiir 2i5iirjf( gel)i)rig, fidj nut 
 Ciic 5I3urjcl bcjicl)ene, aOutiel...; [auct> in 
 6er Sllgebr. , 0)ratnin. , 23i.>t. ] Saiiirie!... 2. 
 (UDii ®rniib aii* gelKiib; griintlid), raoifal; 
 [^iHit.] raCifal. 3. uripnuiglid), 3^ibifal..., 
 ©tnmni.., Ur..j (jiir Grjeugnng bunenD, 
 ben ®runb uon Griuno atifniiict)enO; ®runb... 
 4. angcbcren, nari'iind); eingeiuurjelt. 
 
 Radical truili or error, Die ®runbi 
 ii)iil;.rl)i'it, ber ®viiiibirrtl)uin. —evil, tiw 
 ®ninC'l'lbcl. A — ditfcreiice of opinioit.s oi 
 system.^, eine ®riinbi'erf4)iibeiil;cit in Wieu 
 nungen cb. ©ijflcnien. - moisture (of a 
 body), bie ®riiiiffeii(tjtigfcit, ber Ceben^raff. 
 -sign, laiigcbr. ] t)n6 2i5iirjrl}eicf)en. - 
 quiiiiiitie.'*. [-Jlfgebr.j bie 2Cur,irlgriifji'il. 
 
 Radical, t. l. a> [ ®ranini. J ber 
 SXSnrjilbudjilab. b) (^iiilol.l ^(^^ ^iirjel., 
 ©tiiinni;, llnuort. 2. 10'l)eiii.] bie cyninblage, 
 ber IBiirjel., ffininbiloff. Ure. 3. [$ulii.J ber 
 Siabifale. 
 
 Radicality, raddckalete, t. 1. ber 
 Urfprung, bag ■JJrinjip. Brown. 2. Cie (Sjrunb-- 
 bcid)nffcnl)cit, Unpriiiiglidjfeir; eine Quanii: 
 tar, ^ic am" erne 2Dnrjel Sejug l)at. Bailey. 
 
 Radically, raddekale, ado. 1. puu 
 
 RAG 
 
 ®riinb nu6 (falfcf) jc). » lirfprunglii^i, oott 
 Suunr. 
 
 Radicalness, rad'dekalnes, t. bit 
 Uvrpn'ini)lid>'i'it, fflrunbbf)"d)affenl)eit. 
 
 Radicant, raddekaut, (I. radicans; 
 adj. (SSof.) lunrjelnb. 
 
 Rikdicate, rad'dekale. v. a. iv<lir}elll 
 riiad)cn, fief ciiipflanieu. - v. n. rourjelii, 
 einniiirjflii. 
 
 Riidicate, } adj. ein> 
 
 RadlCated,iad'dekaied.^ge)Uliri'lt. 
 
 RikitiCi&tion, radeka'sliiin. 4. i. 
 raS (liniunrifln, S!i3urjeln. 2. [ 25ot. J lui 
 liiiirjilu, bie 1l3urjclbffrt)atffnl)eii. 
 
 Radicle, lad deki. s. 125ut.J I. ber 
 <Il3nriclfeiin. 2. pi. bie SUBurjeljaiern, Sajnr* 
 jfifaurn, S'lTern. 
 
 Radiuiiieter, radeom'etur, dat. 
 radius II. gf. nietioii) «. ( *il|lrDn. 1 ber 3<i» 
 fobfitab, OiiMbUogeu, 5?i)l)enine|Ter. 
 
 Rads«ill, rad'di.^ll. (angilf. raedic) «. 
 ber 3{trtigi liitle -. ta6 9{abie£4)eii. Spanish 
 -, ber u1>ii>arje JJetrig. Water--, ter Wtiff 
 lerrcttig. Horse--, ber '•Weerrettig. 
 
 Radius, li'deus, (lac. W.) pi. radii, 
 $. \. [(iJeoin.] ber 9{abin*, ipalbinefjer. 2. 
 [9.ii)t.l btr®tva()l. 3. ["Jlnar.l bie "ilnnrpinbel. 
 
 Radix, ri d'iks, (hu. u. gi'. W.) 4. I. 
 IC^iranim.] bie IBiirjel, bao SBiiricl;, ®tamm« 
 iviHT. 2. [i'ogaritlj. ii. '>2llgcbr.J bie SEiirjel. 
 
 Raes, (i'd)ott.) roes. [SRnbmplj. 
 
 Raff, 1 at. Cilbfiirjg. u. Ralph)*. l9?aniej 
 
 Raff, (riiffen) v. a. <' rnifKn; to - up 
 together, jufamuunrrtffen ; (out) anJrnjfen. 
 
 Raff, I. 1. ber '^bbd, !^m ipngel, ia$ 
 
 ernibcl. 2. ber periuirrte ipaiitcn. 3. f btt 
 
 -))iird)niard). 4. Der gomcine, nicOrige '^Jeni'd); 
 
 Ratfs. [©niCenreiifpr.J bie >)5i)ili|ler (©picgi 
 
 Dilrger). 
 
 Raffle, raf'fl. (fr. raflerin.n. pnrd)eil, 
 luurfi'ln; (for) lunrfeln (Uin». 
 
 Raffle, *. I. t<\6 2i3iirtcli, ^pafdjfpiel. 
 2. [®lii(f*rp.j tdi -iditfpitlen. 
 
 Raffle -net. tao Sngnc^, bie 9?(iffil. 
 
 Raffler, raiflur, *. berSL-i'irtt'irptcicr. 
 
 Ral't, raft, (tan. raft) *. tie (ipolj.) 
 5JIo§e, ber ob. t>a6 Jlog, b(\i Sblorfrrt)itf. 
 
 Raft-port, [©djiffb.] bie >J5iefpfprte. 
 ->s-man, ber 5Jli)eer, g(o&|Tiljrcr. -- 
 merchant, ter 25nul)iilil)anbier. 
 
 Rart, (angelf. reafian) pp. '■■ ierriifcn. 
 
 Rafter, raftur, *. [3i>i""frl.J bee 
 ©porren, Dadjiparren; pi. inM ©parri»erf. 
 
 Principal rafters, bir Dnd)|lul;irnulen. 
 Arched -s,gefriiinniteob.gcriiiibere©parreii. 
 
 Rafter- foot, bit i.ran|l;afcn. 
 
 Raftered, raf turd, adj. mit ©par* 
 ten verfcljen. (ber ©parren. 
 
 Rafteringr« raft'ur'ng, *. in6 Segeti 
 
 Raf'ting-, raiting, 4. bui (.^01}:) 
 Jli'Sen. [bnmpfig. 
 
 Rarty, raf'ie. nry. [Dertl.J )"d)imnieli(j; 
 
 Rag-, lag. diligdl'. hracod; fd)IU. raka; 
 
 m. rhwygaw) $. 1. a) ber i'limpcn , l-appen. 
 
 h) pt. bie Cumpen (\<t)lect)tt , jcrriiTenc Sieif 
 
 Der). 2. f a)6er£appen. ii) ber 2iimpenl)un6. 
 
 1. b) And virtue, tiiough in rags, will 
 
 keep me warm. Drvuer. 
 
 To be all iu rags, gan^ abgerifien, gan) 
 jerlllmpt fcin. His clotlis are worn out to 
 rags, feine ^leibev tint lauter Cnrnpcn. To 
 boil t« rags, 4erfod)eiw 
 
Fai*-. f'tr. fall. fat. Me. mel. Fine, fin. i\6, tnove, nor, sot, 6il, rIoAd. Ti^he, t6b, fiill. i//in. Tflis. 745 
 
 HAG 
 
 Rng-bolt, (0}?rtr. I bfr 'Jnrfbofjen. -- 
 Aian. Per i?uinpeiimniin , Oiiinpfni'miimlfr. 
 -.«iRn"«-roli, till 95cr}fi<f)iu§ iibet t>eii 
 ^rtriifl ter %iv{mft\\ in £(1)ortIiiiie, ta6 von 
 9{ii(liiniiut, ciuftii ptipi'tlicfjcii fegaten, fliitjcs 
 Jrrti.ir luorpeii iwnr ii. luoniarf) tie ®eiil(ich- 
 Tcii I'Oiii rBmiKl)eii S)ofe 6e|lfiiert iviirBt;, 
 <r. Rig"' "role), -stone, Btr ^f^idjif: 
 fer, 2Dii;ilcin. (--weed.) --wort, (SSi't. i 
 *>.!» ofl^'f'^'rfliit; Mar»h--, b.i« ©iiiiipt: 
 Ifrfiiift'iiit. 
 
 RhATt (onflflf. wregian) r. a. [Dfrrl. 
 oiifirt)ntiil)fn, nu6rit)fir«n, riffeliv 
 
 Itas'i (J" '"'^' flfl^iT'O' • t A. - of 
 c<>l". til 5?i«rtf ^iKleii, Spitrtr jiinnrr '?5fertr. 
 
 llMg:»lilunill, rasamut'tln. (IV rag 
 M. imitffiu «• 6er Siiiiiptiiljuiib, fiumpcufcrl, 
 i!iimi>, if)«tiinff. 
 
 Kitge, ridje. (fr. W-; M. r«bi«> *■ 
 t\t 'iiiniw, 1) tif 9?>ifrrfi, bcr ©riiiim, 3i'rn 
 !•) tit 6ii(f)t; 1. 93. The - for money, tif 
 OJeiomutl). c) bit 5pr|tiiifeit ; j. ^. The - oi 
 ;.«lo. of a teiiipett, of a fever, bit ®ufb 
 bti ®d)merjrn«, rine* ®tiirmt# , fiuf* 5""= 
 btt& ; the - of thir»t or hunger, ber Ijcftiflf 
 Diirrt, $ri§f)unflft. d) Ht ©utjurfung, (ix^ 
 
 t.llV. COWI.EY. 
 
 R»{;c*, p. n. I. rout^en, Mtn, rniVn; 
 
 o<i> u'l'iftM'nb feiii (ubcD. 1. i a) iuuii)t" 'iv 
 
 Jvroufl.ritrn , i>. btr 6ee jo. b) ? u. j uii. 
 
 flf.>uni ream, c) f rnfrn, todeii. Gowea. 
 
 ■i. ai The plague ragei In Cairo. 
 
 "2. b) The madding wlieels of brazen 
 
 cli.irioi* rag'd. Miltoti. 
 
 Ra^erul, lAdje fQI, aAj. wfirljrnb, 
 iiiit! i,v rai"eiiD. [(<Hiu*(jflaffcn^.ii). 
 
 Ita:;ery, ildje'ri, $■ + bit io(ll)«;ii 
 
 R'tCtf^ 'ag- «• «'"« ^'" (£<J)ifKnl(!" 
 
 R»«pi^etl, rag'gid, adj. I. jerriffm 
 (9u(f tr.id :c. ). 2. jerlumpt, Iiimpig. 3. 
 ill I'litiipru geflribft. 4. t a) uiiebcn, rniih 
 • Jrnfii ic). bv rntil) (u. btt (Stimmt ic. -, 
 hiirt. ribilfliiiflfiib. c) fnorrig, fnotig. d) 
 IJoifii.) nbgrbrorfjfiie, fd)abl)flfU Slniel hn- 
 brut, e) (fur rugged) jottig (rote ®(t)nff iC). 
 
 Ragged »ioiie«. 9)ril(t)i, JuUfleiite. - 
 robin, [^ot.) bie Kiirfiirt«bliime. 
 
 Rttg-f^edne.ilS, rag'gldnei, «. I. 
 bflC-Sirliiiiipre; bic3erlimiptl)'eit,eumpiflfeit. 
 5. tnfi 9{nu()e, fiiiprria'; bie 9{nuljJ)eit, llii 
 cbfiihfit (line* JJriren). 
 
 AAg-ing*, ridje'jing, orf/. roiStfjenb, tci 
 brnb, iiiidertiim (D. berSee, btm©turnie;c j. 
 
 Being troubled with a raging touih. 
 POD n)Utf)fnbeiii 3<ih"n"'^ brfaffrn. 
 
 Rn^iug-, «. bie ^iit^, Mi lobrti, 
 UiKinliim. d'ciib, n)i"it()cnb, tobriib, tuilthig. 
 
 Ra):;'ill(;ly, riidje'Jingle, ade. riti 
 
 Ra^^oiit, raguu', } (fr. ragout) «. 
 
 floiit. Oicu'urjflfifcft. 
 
 Raiftiled, rSgguld'.) a<Ij. [$rralb.] 
 
 Ra';{;;'Mled, ) rmit), uti'ebrii. 
 
 Raible, [Dertl.] to rattle non- 
 ten ae. 
 
 Rail, rile, (lu. rhall. Ttirgrf) «. I. 
 [Simmerl.] ber 3{lfgel (t>a6 Qiierljoli; brr 
 6(t)liigbiiuni) ; pi- Railx of » cart, bir Si5a< 
 gcitleittrii. 2. a) (-Tii'rDam.) bir ©rnftttc dm 
 Siiuiifn). b) tic ©ifiiiilniige, biif ©nlcf i^cMj. 
 inn eiiifii Drt fiiijiir^lirgcii, moriu Dorfcn, 
 Sinfttreu eiiiQefiigt fiiiD tX>. tni)ti\. 3. (iJIirbs 
 
 KAl 
 
 am. railing) oft pi. rail*, bie Sf^ne, ©nift: 
 lcl)ne, bai (fitter, (Sriniiter, Cotfriigeliiiiber. 
 4. [(?irriibiil)iienj tir 5d)it;iie. 5. [-Meiir.) a) tic 
 9?i'gfltng, (^Jiliinbtrbi^cfc. - of the head, tu' 
 05a(lion« i Ktegclmg. Fife-r.«ils, OCirgtIiii! 
 geii aiif ber i£(t)aiije u. ipi'itre. Rougii- 
 tree-railt, bie ^iliibcnpiereii. b) Rail*, 
 bie Seiitrn brr 2>criciiiitiiig. 
 
 Rail-road, --way, bie ©ircnbflljll. 
 ber S(f)ieiieiin>f g ; Branch--, bie Siuffl- 
 -Serbinbuiig£bi)t)ii ; Double rail -way, bir 
 Bopprlbiil)ll i Temporary rail <»ay, bli' 
 i?i'ii|6bnl)n. - way-tarif , ter ©ueiibrtljii: 
 Inrif. — •way-trauaportatiou, ber 
 ©nVubnl)!! « IrniiSpcrr. 
 
 Rail, V. a. 1. mit eineiii fitter ob. &t- 
 iiiiitrr iimgcbcii, ciiif.iiTm, emjrubigrii. 2 
 rei^rii, jiii'iimiiieiifi'ppelii. Baco.>. 
 
 Rail, ». |Criii(l}.j bie diaOe, tet&tn6<, 
 IDidViiiiiiifcr, 2iJad)telfoi!ig. 
 
 Rail, (aiigilf. braegle, raegle) «. eilU' 
 3lrt iijeiberrorf I'b. ^Waiitel (niir iiutj) in 
 Night -rail grbr>ili(t)l., {'. b.). 
 
 Rail, (t'r. railler, bell, rnllen; fP- ral 
 ari V. II. (againit, at; d^eiii. oil) I. I'ppttrii 
 liber), ipottctii, |1((t)(lii (auf;. 2. ftttmal^eii. 
 liillrrii, fctjilteu (iiiif) 
 
 Rail -bird, [Cruid;.] bet ©pottuogrl. 
 
 Railer, -Ale ur, «. I. ber €pi>t(er. 2. 
 ccr >.'ii|tcrir. t*. tie Spotty i£id)m.ilirrDe. 
 
 Railing, raleing, adj. lartirlld}. - 
 
 Railiii{(, t. 1. tat (fitter, (^cbiiitrr. 
 X)Dcf riiiviiHiCir. 2. ©tiifcrteii, t)i)(f<'ii (I'iberlj. • 
 
 RaiiiU|;ly, r&le mgli,adv. fpucteiib, 
 iVottn'tt), luie eiu «pi)tter. 
 
 Raillery f ralleri. (fr. raillen'O «. 
 Crr lipoti, ba6 QJefpott, bie Sp&tttrei, @p&t= 
 lelei. lmrtit>eii. 
 
 To turn Into raillery, |Um &t\^'oUt 
 
 Railleur, rAie lir, (fr. iii.) t. t f>" 
 epoiter. 
 
 Raiineut, ri'mlnt. (fur Arrayment) 
 «. I. i Ob. f bie Aleibiiua, nieibcc. 2. f bo^ 
 leiiijcliie) Rlrib, ber iliijiig. Sidsev. 
 
 Raiu, laiie, (aiigrir. hregnan, regnan, 
 reniuii, riuaii; QOXt). r.gu* e. u. 1. (mei|len6 
 nut it) regiten. 2. ti'ibirt). iui6 ber I'lift l)tr> 
 abf.ilUtl) regiieil; J. *>. It rained stone*. 
 a tegiiete ©reiiie. 3. t (luie iXcgeu faUeu 
 oi. tx'oficUi) regiicii. 
 
 3. Tears rained at their eyea, l^raneii 
 regiittcu ui'ii il;reu ^iigeii. Miltoh. 
 
 'Tis going to rain, ei iui(( regiicit. 
 
 Rjkiii, V. a. rcgiicii, ngiieii loffen. 
 
 Rain, (niigelf. raegn. regn, ren) «. 1. 
 f tir -JJegiu. 2. t ber 'Jfegeii ; i. 35. A. - of 
 flowers, eiii 'Sliinieiirrgt'ii. 3. Rains, ber 
 ■Jifijrnilriil) jiuiutjeu bem 4reu u. lOteu fflrnbe 
 norbiid)er ibreite. 
 
 Rain -beat, uom 9{egeii befc^abigt. -- 
 bird, (Driiitl). ] ber 3{egeHi)oge(. --bow, 
 ber 3<egfiibi'geil; lunar -, marine -, («ea- 
 bow). ber 'Dtoiibregeiibogen. --bow- fish, 
 ber 3?egiiibi'geuftrd). --fowl, [Driiitl).] ber 
 (}5ruiiiped)t. --gage, ber 3{egenme()er. - 
 time, tie 9?efleiiieit. — water, ba& flit: 
 geiiii'iifjer. 
 
 Raiu, t. [Dertl.] ber SRaln, ffelbroiii. 
 
 Raiu -deer, iiue'-dA4r, («i]gelf. 
 hrana) *. tne ■Jfflliirljifr. 
 
 RainineNN, rane'enls, t. ber rrgiie.- 
 ri|ct)e, ri'giiictite 3iirtiiiib, bne J^fgeumcttcr. 
 
 KAl 
 
 Rainy, rine'e, adj. regucrifit*, reQnid}t. 
 - day. ber 9{fgentiig. 
 
 Raip, (fd)Otf.) rape, rope. 
 
 Rair, d'djptt.) to roar. 
 
 Raise, (f(i)Utt.) rose; arose. 
 
 Raise, raze, (goti;. raiiiyan, ur-raia. 
 van, urreisaii; fi1)iu. resa; rieiVll) v. a. I. 
 I;ebcn, in bie Spbi)c Ijcben , nufljcben, nufjiei 
 l)eii; (up) nufljeben. 2. tybeix, mac^en, erre* 
 gen (Staub :c.). 3. erl)[>l)en <.t)'H)et mndjen;. 
 4. t a) (0)?.ir. ] (©nuns jur See) l)i>t)tt ju 
 0)rnil)tbefouimen. b; crregen (eiiicn^inbic). 
 c) erf)ebcu (bie Stintme, eiii (JJefcftrei). d) 
 luerben, flu«(;eben (Solbnteu), niif bie JBeiiie 
 briiiflcn (eiiie 'Jirnice). e) crl)eben(vSteuern ic). 
 {) niifbriiigcu, ntifireiben, crl)ebra (®elb). g) 
 frljjljen (>)Jreife) , ini -JSri' ife erl)M)eii ; to b« 
 raised, im iJJrcife ileigcii. h; crregen, onflif* 
 ten (einen ^lufriiljr, Baiif ). Dumd) mit up) nuf« 
 luugcln. j)jitiren,bc|'d)n)t)reii,ljeri)orriifeii <ti< 
 lien ®ei|f). k.) luerfen; enuccfen, nuferiuerfew 
 (0. beiilobtcit); to be raised, nuferilefjen. 
 I, belebeu, nl)b\)ei\ (ben OJiutl) k.). m) ermerfen, 
 crregen (2cibcurd)in'ten). n) oerbreiten, au6< 
 ilrcuen (.&nu<t)te) , ^iiUig gcben jii... o) 
 trl^otien, trl)rben, grog mati)en, eiiipDrbrni* 
 gen. p) bcf6rbcrn, i>ergri:>0rrn. Smak. 5. niif* 
 ilcllen, nufiVljen, niifrirtjtcn; (iiiffiljlagcn (ciii 
 Siigrr u.). 6. nufwcrfen, nufnil)reii, biiuen, 
 lUiiOiiuen, errid)ten. 7. i fdjaffen. Miltok. 
 8. iSrtnbmirtlifd).) a) iief)cn, nuiiieljen (iBiel)). 
 b) jitljeu (^Hoiijeio. c) biiucn (5ru(l)t). 
 4. a) To raise the land; to — a point. 
 
 To raise tlie body in bed, ben jiurpet 
 iui 95itte nufri(l)ten, fid) iin 93ette nufri(t)reii. 
 To - a uiast, eiiuii •'3)?o|l nufrid)ten. To - 
 a heap of stones, eiiicn <Steiiil)itiifen erri(i)< 
 ten. To - a great e.iiate out of small pro- 
 lit*, ai\S fleinrni (SJeiuinn ftc^ em groge^ SSer* 
 niugt'll inact)eil. To - one from a low estate, 
 G'liien nuA beni ©taubc erijeben. To - oa« 
 to an office of disiinclion, ©ineil jn eiueitt 
 l)ut)en finite beforbern. He came to be rait- 
 ed to great title*, er luiirte mit l)o(;en Xitedi 
 begnbt, befleibet. To - out of sleep, aui 
 bem i5(t)(iife lurrfcn. The pulse is raised 
 by stimulants, burd) 9?eijmittel ivirb bet 
 •Jjulo iliirfer, 9{eijniittel erljiiil^cit Den S^uli. 
 To - a family, cine i^amilie eri}eben, grO0 
 niildjen. To - any one's fortunes, Qetllrtllb* 
 ffllurf^uniilanbe i>erbe(7ern. To - one s self, 
 eiiiporfomnien. To - one's siyle, erljabener 
 iV^reiben. To — one's voice against eic, 
 tie <£timnie trijcbcii gegcn..., niifileljcn, 
 I'ctrfien gegen.. (9{egicruiigfmn§rt'g<in to. 
 To - the heat of a furnace, tie ipilje einc* 
 Ofen* erl)t)l)en. To - dough or paste, ben 
 leig gcl)en , gnl)reii nind)eii. To - pa.ste, 
 i)5<i|^etcn macl^en. To — the spirit-s or courage, 
 ben -yjtuttj erljoljen, belebcn. To - a siege, 
 1. ("TOilit. ] eine 53elngeriiiig rtiifljebeu. 2. 
 eine belngerte ®:abt eiit|Vt)iMi. To - the 
 waters, 1. bie SK-ifyi-r in bit Spoiy Ijeben eb. 
 trriben , (■pringcii lofffii. 2. t (j"iiiein ^riuittf 
 i'ormntt)en, feiiien Qpae mit Ginem Ijaben. 
 To - the wind, i (S-|iiem G-tiuild uorniililjen. 
 lueig ma<ten. To - the dust, ben ©tauft 
 Ijeben, ©innb errpgen o». miid)cn. To - « 
 bell, tine ®lPcfe in ©rtjiuiing briiigen. To - 
 pride in any one, (S-|iirm ©tolj eiliflopen. 
 To - any one's passion. ^cniailO* SlT" «<• 
 rrgen, (S-iiicii ioruig niadjeii, in S^'ni briugeii. 
 
746 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me. met. Firip. fin. N6, move. n6r, sjot, 6il, cl6i'jd. Ti^be, tub, full, t/an, TMis. 
 
 RAl 
 
 To raise the nap of tlie cloth. [Xlld)&cr.] 
 eiii ©tucf Xiid) luiffra^en, niiimiil)en. To - 
 the wool of a lilanket with burs. (233l)Uen: 
 jueb.] eine ('nmniuonene JjettDccfe niiffra^en. 
 To - a purchase, [*)Jfnr.] ciiilnffl, fiiu 
 2Din6c nuiTetjeii. To - the stem, ['>DJiit ] ben 
 55Dr6erflei>eii niifff^en. To - the coast, laiig? 
 berSiiile Ijinfnijren. To - a horse, [9?eitt.i 
 tin ^fcrb i>orit nufncljmcn. Raised in 
 fle»h, [ SfO.lfii.] fett werbenb, }lllIl•I)l1lc^^ 
 (D. &nlfen). To - a loan, tine 3Iiileil)e 
 ntrtdjeu. 
 
 Raiser, rize'ur. «. I. (5-tiier, ber in 
 ti( ^ohp ()et»t, nuffjebt, nufjie^t, nufric^tet k. 
 (f. obeii Raise). 2. i (of) a) ber ©tifter, 
 lldjebcr. b) G'iiier, ber Gmai cmpDrbtinot. 
 c) G-iner, ber ($crbeu k.) }iel)t, ^vo^ydjt. d, 
 ©iiier, tcruerbrdtet. e> (Finer, bercStcucrn) 
 eintreibt, trtjtbt. 3. bie Unterliige (ber 6tof; 
 fein an treppcn). 4. ber (J5reHftotf. 
 
 He i« the raiser of his family, er I)Ot 
 feine Jnmiiie enipprgebr.ict)t. [9?pfine. 
 
 Raisin, rAzn, re'zn, (fr- ^.) «• bie 
 
 Raisin of the sun, bie Ullbtbe. Jar- 
 raisins, bielppfrofinen, (>nnifcf)en9{ofincn. 
 
 Raisin -wine, ber 9{oftnenwein. 
 
 piaisiiigr, rize ing, f. [^yiDrbatii.] brt« 
 8Iiifrid)ten, 9Iiifrcf)lf.atn <ci:ie3 ^<\u\'ti ic). 
 
 Raising-piece, [3itumerl.] bie iSoI}le, 
 6d)iuctlc. 
 
 Raite, rile, (fr. rouir; [Dertf.] trtiteu) 
 e. o. lSnnbii)irtl)rcl).J rtileii (g-lncf)*, 5?nnf). 
 
 Raize, (frfjott. ) to madden, to 
 Inflame. 
 
 Rajali, ri'ja,^*. [Dflinb.] ber 3?njal) 
 
 Raja, 5 <i"^'f'*' %urn). 
 
 Rnjalisliip, i a'jashJp, ». bie SSDurbe, 
 i^errri1)iift cines ^Jnjnb. 
 
 Raiie, rAlie, (nngclf. raea, race) «. 
 [CanDmirtl^rci.] ber 9tcd)cn, bie ^nrfe. 
 
 Rake of a plumber's table, bie 9?ii^r= 
 frucfe. - of a ship, [«5Kar.] bet ©og, bai 
 Biehi-'afTer. 
 
 Proo. As lean as a rake, ftnppcrbi'irr. 
 
 Rake, (nngelf. racan) *. [^))?nr.] iai 
 Uebcri'rt)ie6en , ber JJ'^ft; fore-rake, MS 
 fitiii5fd)if pcn,lleberl;(inaen iei SBurberileuen !c. ; 
 - of the stern, Db. length of the - abaft, 
 rake- aft, btr gofl bei ®tcrn«; - of the 
 rudder, ber [jintcrile Kjeil bti 3Jiiber«. 
 
 Rake, (bnn. raekel) *. ber lieberlic^e, 
 flu^gniiergelte «JKenfd), ySJuflling. 
 
 Rake, (nngcli'. racian) v. a. 1. rec^tn, 
 5^rfen j uberrerf)en ; jufai«nieMred)en. 2. 
 l^lait. u. bt(. Wnr. ] (in ber 9{id)tung ber 
 Cinge) bcid)ieBen, (fo ba^ bieittigelu bie gnnje 
 Cnnge }. i8. eines ©if)ijfe« beflreirfjen). 3. ? 
 (Ireifeu 4. fd)nrren (fd)n6eii, frntjert). S. 
 (together) a) jufaminenrd)arren. b) i a) )ti> 
 fntnmcnfd)i(rren (3{eid)tl)umer). /i) jii|nm> 
 Micnrnffen (ileiite). y) jufnuinieufucten. 6. 
 biircf)|lijberu. 
 6. The statesman rakes the town to find 
 a plot. Swift. 
 
 To rakealiorse, [Iturf^mteb] belli 'iJJferbe 
 bell ^i|1 niit ber 5pniib aii« beiii Sifter jiel)en. 
 To — a ship fore and aft, ein ©cl)i(f ton 
 BOtn 11. I'on Ijintcii bcrrtjiegen. 
 
 To rake up, 1. jiiberfen (bnS JJeucr), 
 mit iiidje bcberfcn. 2. aiifiuilljlcn, biirc^iuilljj 
 Un 3. i'trr(l)arreii. 
 
 Rake, v. n. i. (Icibtrn, f;cruiii|)C>bcrn ; 
 
 KAM 
 
 (for) (lobern (iiatft). 2. ± a) (for) ijei;;iinfii! 
 A)cn, tjeruiiiflBberii (noc^ Qtma}). b) (for) 
 jiif.iniiiitnfdjnrren ( j({ei(l)rl)uiiier). 3. nut 
 i>'.|ngfeit uorbeifiiljren ; (over) tjiuilniiidjein 
 (liber). 4. [-Bfilir. ob. ')Jfar.i beitreict)en. 5. 
 l^TOiir.l uber|M)ie^en,aiist'(t)ie^cn,iiberljaiigen. 
 SI. a) One is for raking in Cliaucer for 
 antiqunted woids. Dkvden. 
 
 To rake and ^icrape for an estate, an' 
 aRe Slrt ii. ii3ei|V 9{eiil)tl)iiiiitr jinainnun: 
 fd)arreit. A raking tellow, tcx t^iti, &cii- 
 
 1)016. 
 
 To rake into, 1. G"tmai bur^bfudjen ; 
 [•OJiin.] |"d)iirfeii nn (geiuiueu ©tellen ). 2. i 
 fid) bi:mengen nut... To - the ashes of 
 tlie dead, bie 'Jlfd)e ber iobrea beunrut;igen ; 
 to - ft matter, eiiie ©iirt)e gemiu iinier|"iid)en 
 oi. burrt)gi'l)eii, biirdjgriibein. 
 
 Rttke, V. n. 1. em iuii|lei, lieberlit<)ee 
 iiebeii fiil^ren. SiiEttnToxE. i. [^altn.] mi- 
 rtlgcn (0. (Jiureii). 
 
 Rakeltell, rike'hel. «. ber lieber- 
 Iid)e 'JOieufit), iiJuilliug. -adj. « iicperltc^), 
 luilll. [niiefdjiueifciiD. 
 
 Rakeiielly, rAke'hele, adj. iuii|t, 
 
 Raker, rakciir. t. 1. (riiier, bee 
 red)t, hnrtt, ber il{eil)or; (i-iiier, ber jiirrtni: 
 inenfd)iirrt; (la engtrer :ScCeutuiig> ber C^iiif- 
 fenfi'ljrer. S. bie >.'5it)iirr<r, ba^ iJni^eifeii; bie 
 iirucfe, Dfenfrurfe. 
 
 Rakesliaine, cake'shime, t. ber 
 genieme, iiid)rjiiiurciige 'Wcnfcl), ©rjiwuillmg. 
 
 RakiU^, like ing, adj. 1. i'')}hllt. U 
 ■DJfar.J bie grtiije Ciiiige eine^ ©djiffi :c. be> 
 (lreid)eiib. 2. i'M^ir.i ubcrljaiigeiib, nii^fdjie; 
 ^eilb. - knees, fdjiefe Hiiie ob. Jtlliel;oljtr. 
 
 Raiiiug', «. bad !i)fec{)eii, ^p.n-frn, 
 lleberred)en; ©rt)arren. Iaii6fd)iuti|eiie. 
 
 Raiii-Sll, like ish, adj. Ilefierlld), iviiil, 
 
 Raiiisluiess, rAkei;shues, t. bu 
 £ieberlid)feit. 
 
 Rally, ral'le, (fr. rallier) p. a. I. ivie^ 
 HT I'ereinen ob. pereimgen, luicber rflniiuelii, 
 luieber jiifrtii:iiieiiiiel;fii; juin ©teljeii briiigen 
 (Iriippeio. 2. t }iifiiiiinieiiiu't;iiieti. 
 
 Rally, i>. n. I. lid) luiecer inmnieln, 
 
 |i(^ ivieber tereinigen (o. inippen). 2. i 
 
 (together) (juraiiiiiu-iiromineii; iiifcimuien^ 
 
 fliegen. 
 
 2. Innumerable parts of matter chanced 
 
 then to rally together and to form 
 
 themselves iuto this new world. 
 
 TiLr.OTSOM. 
 
 Rally, (fr. railler) v. a. fpocren, uer- 
 fpotten, <iiif}icl)eii, biird)iirl)cii, f^jrjubeii, 
 juni iSeflen fjaben; fcin (JJrfporre treibiiii nut.. 
 To rally any one upon.., ©men rtli|; 
 jiel)en mit Griund, fift* "''« ©inen luilig 
 niad)en lurgeii... (ob. ©piip rreiben. 
 
 Rally, V. n. fcttcrjeu, fpniTen, gd)erj 
 Rally, «■ 1. bie iU>iebcroereinigiing, 
 b«« iliiiDerjuftiininenbringen, ©nminelii ui> 
 iie« peered;. 2. bii* ©(i)iricn, ©piiiJen, ber 
 ©4erj. Ibolph. 
 
 Ralph, ralf, «. [9iaine] diiUj, din 
 Ram, rani; (aiigelf. ram: t)i)Q. raiu> 
 »• I. (ill eiiiigen iljeiien oon (i'ligUmb and) 
 tup) ber Jfaninibocf , ©d)iifPocf , ii^lb^er. 2. 
 -'•-head, [ ^Biniirer J bie ©teinfropfr; 
 ©ttiMjailge. 3. (lilt. ivncg^f.J - uC. halter- 
 ing- rain, ber ©riirmL'ocf , 'JJt.uierbrei1)cr. 
 4. l'2l|lron.j ber 2i3iDbfs 
 
 RAM 
 
 Ram- cat, ber Safer, --line, [g)?ar.] 
 iiue am SSorben nnb ipinterileoen befeillgte 
 Sinte, 'W beren Wiire e)eiuirf)t ()(ingt, urn 
 ^fn ©troof bei? ©d)itfe6 jii jfiitnen. --rod, 
 rer Siibeilocf . -'s-biock. [mat.] bieOnng. 
 fer. — shackled, jerilijrt, jtrfnfleu. -s. 
 iiead, 1. ber SaSibberfopf, b(i*^2CibberI)rtupt. 
 i. ber ^Wnuerbredjer. 3. (f. Ram) [i.ed)n.] 
 ber SufjfiiB (ein 5?f bejeng). -'s - 1 o n g ii e , 
 fBor.] ber )"pi§ige SBrgerid), ©pitjiuegeri^). 
 
 Ram, «). a. I. mminen; (in) einriim* 
 men, l)ineinilogen, ()ineintreiben, eini1i?een; 
 into) eiiirnnimeii (^fnljle tc. in bie G•r^e); 
 (down)ciiiramiiien, eimloSen ; fjiiiiiHieriloBen, 
 feil anilogen. 2. i a) (in) nimmen (ini. b) 
 oerriimmeii, oerilopfen. c)(up) jiirinnmen,oer« 
 ranimen, uerrnmmeln, (against) &inein oi'r» 
 raninielH. [bung einee W(i(i)n^ei niiftyen. 
 
 To ram tiie powder in a gun. bie ^(\' 
 
 Ramadan, ramadan. s. [mol)aill. 
 ;>{el.| ber Stiiniiibiin (Jaileiiitit ber -Kol^aiii. 
 mebiitier). 
 
 Ramag-e, lamfilje, (fr. \I0.) «. I. 
 t bie Siucige, 51eile eine* *Sninm'5, Dii» iU|h 
 inert. 2, ber (milbc, noruriid)e) (yefnng ibcc 
 iSogrI). 3. f. Rummage. 
 
 Ramage-hawk, ber Sleilling. - 
 taste, Per SDilbgefdjiiiiitf ; to have a -, 
 einen 'SDacgefdjinart ()iU>fn , luie SBilbpret 
 fdjmecfen. -- » el v e t. bergibulmte ©luniiir. 
 
 Ramble, rarnbl, (>inn. lambreuU 
 m. rheiiipiaw; it. rumeiigare) r. n. I. { 
 l)etum|lreiiVn , lierniii|lreirt)eu, l)eriimrd)H)ei> 
 fen, Uinl)er|hei£t)eii, iimhiTrd)a>eifeii, l)eriim« 
 rd)iuarmeii. 2. f nb»ii«eifeii (in ber SRcee 
 u.) , |(t)iiornien; (to^ fpriniji:' (mif). 
 
 To ramble about the city, over the 
 country, in ber ©tiibt, im Snnbe fjeruih? 
 )d)iuiirmen, J)eriim)'lrei(t)en. Man is «ver 
 rambling from one thought to another, 
 ber yjienfct) fpringt immer oon einem (JJebnnf 
 ten nnf ben nnbern, bleibt iiie (nnge bei 
 einem ©ebniifcn flet)en. 
 
 Ramble, *. l. bai $eriimflreid)en, 
 
 >?erumfd)iuarmen, berStrid). 2. berrUiUflug. 
 
 2. Coming home after a short Christmas 
 
 ramble, 1 found a letter upon my 
 
 table. Swiri. 
 
 This conceit puts us upon the ramble 
 up and down for relief, biefe ®riQe treibt 
 uii$ t)in u. ber, um Grleidjrerung ju fud^en. 
 
 Rambler, ram'blur, 4. ber.$eriim> 
 t1reid)cr , <f>erumfd)iunrnur. 
 
 Rambling-, rambimg, adj. 1. f^erf 
 iim|lteid)tiib , l)erumfd)iueifenb, fdjwarmeiib. 
 -■ t «) ? \i^^ in luilbcr Uiiorbniiiig nufibrei* 
 tenb. b) unbeilimnit ((^)ebaiiren to. 
 
 A rambling fellow, woman, ein pttt 
 um|lreid)er, eine$erum|1reii1)eriiin. -mouse, 
 l3tH'[.] ber Snggeiil, bie ©d)ioerteImnn«. 
 
 Rambling-, t. l. ba6 $erunifd)ivei> 
 ft-n, .iperiiiiif(t)iutirnien. 2. iRawblings, 
 ©(t)»)iirmereieu, S^erirriiiigen ; ^bf4)iueit 
 fiingen. 
 
 Rainbooze, ram'buuxe, ) 
 
 Rambuse, \ 
 
 Jiambui (ein (iietrnnf nnf <!Bein, 51Ie, (Jiertt 
 II. Snder im ffiiuter, ob. niie SBein, 'Diiloj, 
 3u(ftr 11. 3fofeniuniTer im ©i-mmer. 
 
 Ramekin, ram'inekiu , ) 
 
 Rame«iuins, rammekwinz, ) 
 qr. rAinriiuiu) «. iJvoc^f.J JCafejebacfeuetf. 
 
 «. bi\i 
 
ThtP. f/.r. fAll. fat. m, met. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve, n6p, g6t, 6?I, cl6ud. TAbe, tub, ffill. t//in. THis. 747 
 
 RAM 
 
 RnillCUtn^ ram'inents. (t. ranienti)) 
 «. pi. I. t f'^* iScftiiBrti, Pit <Sp.iue. 2. 
 lijor.) nb.icloiVtir, abijiipruiigenr, nbjjffplit) 
 tti're i){iiife, £rt)elt«. 
 
 RMllieouS) ri'nieui, (t). (. rAiniMi 
 ailj. I'JJi'r.j ill eiiifiii 3'ut'iJ' ob. ^flt gth6= 
 rii), ^l1raut icncijieuD ct>. Dimiiid t)(ruor^ 
 fproffeilft. (o»er»pread. 
 
 HMlllfeezI'd, (f(i)Otr.) iatigued. 
 
 ItHlllifiCUtion, raiuereki'sluin. 
 (ir. ^2ii.> *. I. [3Jpt. J a) 6n# irribni I'oii 
 Sivriflcit D&er 9te|lfii. b) eie 2J(rjmfigmiii, 
 SScrni^iing. 2. l a> (ie 95erii|liiiin, SSerjiuei- 
 giiiii] (eiiinr Olfirr ic). b) bit SBrrtivtujuiii] 
 (iriiir* (Meii(iifl>i>ii!r^). 
 
 Ruillifyf rani'niett. (fr. ranii6er' 
 V. a. ? u. i I'crjiUMjjeii , uerailen, ill 3>ueifli: 
 Db. 41«|U il;rilen. 
 
 Ramified, nflig. 
 
 namiry, D n. I. (i(() I'^fiii^cn , firt) 
 I'rrjiuiiijtn, III 'Jti'ile .uisiiuiitii. 2. i firt) 
 ViTiiiii'igcii. 
 
 Rmilish, rani'uiish, (bi^ll. rnni) aiij. 
 1. iliiifenb, bt>dt<t)t. X i borfnrt), out. 
 
 A raniikli siencli, till %H'(fgcril(^. 
 
 KttlllislllieKS } raiu'iiiisliuea , «. 
 1. rer ^orf.iiriirt). 2. t M« Wtilljut. 
 
 Kuiiiiiier) rainniiir, «. J. brt 9{oni- 
 met, (5-iiifr, ttt rniiitiit. 2. bic Wnmiuf, 
 bir JJnmnibyrf, 9enuimblp((; (bri^jltTilerfru) 
 bir 3?nmiiifri'(j , bit ^.iiibr.iiiinif , Siiiiflfir, 
 biT S(t§fl. 3. ber L'rtbfilorf , aiiift^er. 
 
 R n ni III e r - Ml a n , ber 9{nntiiier. 
 
 Hniiioou, rauiOun', «. [!Bot.] (ill 
 flfuMijer niiifrifniiifi1)<r ^iiuiii. 
 
 Kaaiious, r^'iuus, (fr. rameux) udj. 
 
 12.^1't.) iivfiaia, lii^'a- 
 
 Hainp, ramp. (fr. ramper) r. n- I. 
 
 flertfrii ; 13}ot.) fid) niiiffii, <on) (id) rnnfeii 
 (mil, (id) id)liiiOf" (iiiii). 2. ((jeii'Oljnl. romp 
 <iii#(1fiVr. u. flci'd)r.) a) tincn ©n^, ©priiiig, 
 €t.<rriiig( rf)iiii; ipriiigeii ;upon, niif). b; 
 (Vrnigfii, l)iipien. 
 
 A mm ping lion, (in rrigritbtr £ui»e. 
 
 ItHiiip, «. I. ber ®<it|, (Sprung. 2. 
 1 b'.e rodf Diriif, ii'ilbe >))iii)iiii((. 
 
 Ilaiiipalliail) rampal'yan , • t 
 ber l'iiiiipenl)iiiib, denbe Ircpf ; bit uiiuer> 
 f(t)iiiiife -OTf$e. Shak. 
 
 Rainpuncy, ram'paml, (o. ram 
 pr.iii) «. b(if Ucberl)rtnbnel)iiien, 2S5ii(t)frii, 
 ber Urberrd)iviiiif, bie Ueberiiind)t. 
 
 At tliey are come to llii* rampaney 
 of vice, bn taS S.itler bei iljtieii beriniigeii 
 ubrrh'Tiib nfi'iMUiiieii hat. South. 
 
 Rainpailtf rampant, (fr. 'SB.) mlj. 
 I. tibirhiiiib iKl)iiiriib, luiicfjeriib (v. lliirrntit 
 K). 2. [5?frIb.J ilcigeiib. A lion -, tin litis 
 (jtiibrr Soiue. 
 
 Rampart, ram'part, (fr. rempart) 
 «. 1. [5ciliiiig«b.) a» ber5DnfI, ffefliingSj 
 iBiiH. b) btr ^Diiflgiing. 2. l bit ©ctju^*, 
 gSri'tlwrhte. 95i^rniantr. 
 
 Rainpitrt, v. a. t mit 'SBcitttw utn> 
 (jfbi'ii, befeiligfn, v)fTfd)iiiiien , umiuaden. 
 
 Rainpaugrlng-T (rd)utt.) raging 
 and storming; prancing about 
 with fury. [bit 3{npuii}e(. 
 
 Rainplon, ranip'yun. «. [^ot.] ber, 
 
 Ruinpire, ramp'ire, «. ^ f. Ram- 
 part. 
 
 Ramsuns, rauinunz, t. {$ot.] bit 
 
 RAN 
 
 (nnge ©iegiviirj, Siegmanniuiir), ber ^II(r> 
 nioiinfhiiriitrc^. [less, forward. 
 
 Rain-stam, demote.) t hough t- 
 
 Rail) ran, praet. t>. Kun. - «. "^ ber 
 L>jfeiitiiit)e 3{niib. 
 
 RailCescent, ransei'sent, (v. IiU. 
 rancro^ adj. rillljig iverbeilb. 
 
 Ranch f ran^h. (b^rburb'. D. wrench^ 
 V. a. t 1. biird) i)tftigej Dieiyeii vtrleijen ; 
 I'errtnrtn, verbruden, verihuid^eii. 2. i ^{ei: 
 gen i<rruri'ii(t)cn. 
 
 Tlie monsler ranclied hia hips willt 
 one continued wound, riiie uiiiiiitrrbrod)ene 
 'IljiinPe riu il}m in bie ipiii'ien bii£Uiii]el}eiit'r. 
 
 Raucli, «. t bit iSerrtnfiing, SBcf 
 briicfiiiig. 
 
 Rauoid, ran'sid, (t«t.) adj. riin^ig. 
 
 Rancidity, rausid eii, f 
 
 RaUCidlieSS rautfdiies,^ 
 bie 9(iin}igreit, ber ranjige Otruc^ ob. ®(> 
 rd)iiiarf. 
 
 To contract a -, rnnjig wtrbtn. 
 
 Rancor, rang kiir, v*^ 9{tiJif; (lltfr. 
 raiicoeur; fr. raneune) j. 1. ber (A)ri)(l, eiii> 
 g(iuiir;e((e £>iig, bie (^rbitiirung, iunuer> 
 i'oi)nlid}e> (Jembfc^iift. 2. t b>\6 Qiifi , Sei-> 
 berbeii. Shak 
 
 To bear a rancor, &xo[l l)(gen. 
 
 Rancorous, fangkunit, adj- 
 grDdlj.ift, voder (^rod, b««ljii|j, erbittert, 
 I'einbfelig. - ado. Rao'coroualy, uiit 
 (iiruQ , feinbftlig , bo£l;iitt. 
 
 Rand, rand, «. btr SKiinb, (5>inin. 
 bie (FinfiiiTniig; ber Siiemen. (riemeii. 
 
 Rand of beef, (tyUijC^cr] ber ^iJlir^eU 
 
 Randal, randai, i «. ['7i>inic, 
 
 Raudolpit, rau'dolf, ^ 9i>uibulpl;. 
 
 Rauduiii, rauduui. (imrni. rau- 
 dun; rtiigrir. rauduui t. 1. bai lliigefiil}r, 
 ber 3"trtd, tai QJenu^ciui'lji, (in ber ^55l)riii"e; 
 jit -, tiuf b.i« I'b. iui|6 (aeriu^eiui'l)!, nut 
 gutQ)(ud, blinblingd, in ttn lag t)inein. 
 2. ber Siiuf, bit ©iiricrniing tine* geiuorfe' 
 nen il&rptr«, 233nr|iweite. Dioav. 
 
 Random, adj. au\i 3)erittl)ciui>l;i 
 getl}iin ob. geid)el)enb. 
 
 A random-blow, (in ©trcid) ill bie 
 Cnfr. A -guess, tint 'JKntljinaBnng in 
 ttn liig l;ineiii. A --*hoi, tin i£i1)U6 iii;- 
 Siiiiif. Iiuilb, tobenD, larnienb. 
 
 Randy, rande, udj. H ob. Oertl.J 
 
 Rane, rAne, > (angelf. 
 
 Ranedeer, rinedWr, J hrana; 
 fr. renne) #. (3l)l>l.] bai ih\\ntt)\*t. 
 
 Ranrorce, ranforse, (fr. renfor- 
 cen t. [>>lrtid.] ber »nid). [Ring- 
 
 Ran^, rang, beiimije », praet. i>i)ii 
 
 Ran^e, rAnje, ». a. (isfrtn (.'^tt)\ 
 It.). - «. icii <5Kel)irifb. 
 
 Rangr*?) <fr- f«"8' ranger) v. a. 1. a) 
 § reiljen, crbnen. b) (in ciigerer iSebentnngi 
 in Drbnnng, ©<tli'rf)ti'rbii«ng fleden, aui> 
 flcden (Iriippen, (£d)ifff>. 2. niifrdji^ten, 
 flufilapeln (ipolj). 3. [ 'lOiffenfc^. J rtiljen, 
 crbjien ; (in) orbiien (iii). 
 3. To range plants and animals in ge- 
 nera and species. 
 
 To range the coast, (mig« btr itufle 
 f)inf.ibreii. Ranged, niif ^feilern gcbriiit, 
 Ipriiditig nnfgebant. Shak. 
 
 j Raug'e, V. n. 1. f gerri^ct, grcrbiict, 
 jfltfledi j'fin; (je^t rank;. 2. fid) reil;cii, (in 
 
 KAN 
 
 einer geivif[en 9{i(^tiing) (iegen. Shak. 
 
 1. 'Tis better to he lowly born. 
 
 And range with liumble livers in con- 
 tent, (iiiib init ^Tiebern, gli'i(t)en 
 9?niig5 jiifriebtn (tbeii). Shak. 
 
 To range evenly with • • , f finer <Bi\<be 
 gtni>iB I'tin. Shak. To - along the coast, 
 liing* ttv Millie Ijinfiiljren. 
 
 Rangre , j. l. a; bie 9(ei()r; ). !8. A 
 - of niouutains. tine Sergreiljc, S^ergfette; 
 ranges of colors, 9teil;en I'oii ^'^rbcii. b) 
 bit Drbnung , iKeil)t, Slaf[e (o. ^tfen). 
 Hai.e. 2. (o rang) bit ©orofje, £eitcr> 
 iVrftTe. 3. ber Jemrbod, 'J{v\l diuf jjeutn 
 hrrtcii). 4. btr 2Jiiiini tiiic^ 233iigeii*; bie 
 -Ixjrtgen&tirtjfel. 5. [-Jlrtifl.j bie Sd)iip: , Ra* 
 niMieini'tire. 6. (-W.ir.l bie S.iiige bei auf 
 belli £ifd fl.u gfljiilienen >2liifertiiue4. 
 
 Point blank-range, riglit-leTcl- 
 -. bif u>.i|iirpii|Te >2rf)iitiv)eite. 
 
 Rau^e, V. n I. I^eriinnvanbern, ()er< 
 nniilrcifen, uniljir|htiien , iiinheniDiurifen. 
 2. il.iiiberii. - ». a. fefjtii, megfe^en Tibet 
 ((SJr.ibtn IC. ), lutgilreifen ubtr..., ubtt» 
 ipringen. 
 
 Rang^e, t. \. j bit SBnnbtrung, btr 
 2.IUI, Qiiituj, 3iig. 2. 1 ber Suuf. 3. f a) 
 ber 'Xaiini (jur >I13anberuiig); bn6 Jelb (jue 
 >£iperuUiiioii). b) berllmiiiiig.^reio, 93ereid). 
 
 I. He may take a range all the world 
 ovri, er mug bie ganjt Welt bur(t)ivaiibcrn, 
 biintilreifen. South. 
 
 3. at A man has not enough range of 
 ihou;lii, to etc., brr nu-iir(i)lic^e Obtenfrei< 
 ill )ii bei'djriihfi, uin zc. Addison. No ph{- 
 lokopher has embraced a wider — , feill 
 ')3l)ili}|Vpl) i}>it eiii iveitercj ^clb iinifagt. 
 
 3. b) Fitr as creation's ample rang« 
 extends, Uliti, toai bit ©((upfuiig unifagt. 
 
 Pore. 
 
 To girt one's fancy its free range, 
 feiiirr (S-mbilMiiigifriift freien Sniif Inffen. 
 To take a wider -, fid) lUfitcr aii6breiteM, 
 fid) nicl)r iiiiDbrl)iien, nii'l)r uin \'i<i) greifen. 
 They took a great -, fie niadjteii tiiien 
 grojjfii 3ug Ciiirgi. 
 
 Ranker, linjur, «. I. f ber $tr< 
 umrjjiuiirmer, iperiini|lrcid)cr, J?HUib|lreid)tt. 
 2. btr ©purljunb, ©t.inberl^nnb. 3. [&MgI.] 
 ber ^it<\tt, 3>igfri, ~IBilbimi|ler, tji'nliunrt. 
 
 Raufperslkip , ranjiirship, «. bie 
 2DiiOiiitii'lirei, ajilb.iieiflerilcde. 
 
 Rank, raugk. (fr. rang) t. I. a) ber 
 5?iing, bie 9{eil)e, Siiiie. h) I'OTilit.) bai 
 mieO (©iMbiittM). 2. i a) bie i^ldjje, Orb» 
 iiiiiig. h) ber SKiing; [OTfilit.] ber 9{iiiig, 
 (^riib. c) ber ©ttiiib tin ber burgerli(t)en 
 (i)ei"c[l|"d)ait) ; («. i)'. etigereni ©iiim? btr Ijiifje 
 ©tflllb; J. ©. A man of-, till TOiUUl DOW 
 ©tililbt. 
 
 Keep yonr ranks, (TOilir.) bleibt iin 
 (VJIiebc! Dress your ranks, in'* Wlieb ! To 
 quit the ranks, aui belli (i3Iiebe treten; 
 fid) jtrilreuen, bnuon laiifen (u. ©olbiUen). 
 To turn any one inio the ranks, G'intn 
 0)aiTen ob. ©piegnitljeii Iniiien laiTen. To (ill 
 the ranks, bie Cyiieber i'i>lljal)lig niii(<)cii. 
 To reduce an officer to the ranks, eilien 
 Ofniicr jiiin (gfim-iiieii) ©olfntcii begrnbn 
 reil. The — of captain, colonel, general, 
 vice admirnl. ber Dfiliig eilie* ip,niptiliiiilll4, 
 Obrijlen, (Jtencrnie, aSiie>>2loniiriil«. All 
 
748 Vhte. far. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. .N6. ni6vp, nor. ijot, 6il, cloinl. I'l'ibe, lub. iixU. t/dn. VlUn. 
 
 RAN 
 
 rank, a and orders of mea, nfte <£tmibf il. 
 J*!(i(fen UOU «SKenfrf)en. To degrade one's 
 ■elf to the - of brutes, [id) ium Il;iere 
 Jjernbrnurbigen. A writer of the fiist-. ein 
 edjriftilcfler er)lcti 3?nngf6. A house of -. 
 [§on6el) ein nngcfcljiMies i>nii5. Of high-, 
 uun f)o()em SRnnge, l)Dd)ge|leUt. Rank and 
 tile, ((jemeine) ©piDatcn ; j. 93. Ten officern 
 and three hundrrd rank and file fell in 
 the action, c6 bliebeii , eS fmiieti jel)n Dffi- 
 jiere ii. 6reil)iin6irt SolDnten tm ®eftcf)te 
 Utll. To take rank of.., ©ilUlH Wtatt- 
 flel)eii , uorgf()en. 
 
 Rank, v. a. 1. in eine 97ei()e ob. nad) 
 bcr aJi'ilK (Itfleii, reiljfii, orDiieii. 2. f a) 
 (nutl)i)6i(c^) orDneii, fIniTen ; in cine flfiuiff*^ 
 .Rliiffe fe^cn, flniTifijii-cM. b) (with) fletim 
 ju ; to - one's self with . . , fid) tcif)cn nn . . ; 
 tu be ranked with.., gert'c^net, ^e^aijU 
 wnten ju ■ • » i" c'l't 2inie gcfleUt lucr^ell 
 hiit.., fid) rei()«« an... To be ranked 
 in the class of.., geial^lt, gercd)net luerDen 
 in . . . 
 
 Rank, V. n. I. fid) rei()en, fid) rrb^ 
 nni, flfurcnct ob in eine itlaffe gefieUt fcin. 
 2. i a) (With) fid) reiljcn ju . . . b) e-nen 
 flciuiffen 9{nng einnfl)nien; j. 83. He rank* 
 with a major, ct t)<it '>))injcr8 3{(ing, ten 
 9{nng eine6 9JfnJDt6; he ranks with the 
 first class of poets , er gfl)&rt jii ben jOict): 
 tern eiflcn 9{nnge5 ; he ranks high in pub 
 lie estimation , er flcl;t l)cd) in ber uffent: 
 lichen gKeinnng. 
 
 Hank, (nngctf. ranc) adj. 1. a) flnrf 
 (i>Dni 2i5iid)ftf)um cIiut ^^ftnnje). b) gcii 
 n)fld)fenb, (liirf, gcuinb (a3nuni), ilppig 
 (llnfrant), t>id)t (®f|lrriiid)). c) {lnvt (Satt, 
 (55ift), friifrig. d) flarf (ingenb to. e) nrg, 
 gnib (gi'l)irritt , Qlbgiitterei jc). f) u6crtrie= 
 ben, iibcrnui^ig (Stiilj). 2. gcil, frnd)tt><ir 
 (93oben ic.) , fett c-IBeibe ic). 3. [lifdjl.] 
 tiefflcl)enb (uiMi Jpobelcifen). 
 
 Rank smelling, \1art ricd)enb. To taste 
 - of . . , (Inrf |d)tnerfen und) , . . Take - 
 hold, l)nlt niit nller (ijeiunit fe(l. Who is 
 he, that rides so -? mer itl er, ber fo rni'd) 
 rcitet? To be something — on foot, eUvdi 
 (Inrf ini (ynnge fein. -with.., Ueberflufj 
 ^abrub aw... The rankest encroach- 
 ment, bie gri^^re 91nninpinig. To set -. 
 [lifdjl.] tief nnic^en (bnfi ipcbelcifen). Ha! 
 so -, fli)! fo meit ifl er fdjon gefrmnitn? 
 Shaksi-eaiic. 
 
 Rank, (fr. ranee; Int. rancidus) adj. 
 I. jliiifcnc , nbel ricdjenD ob. I'djmfrffnb, 
 rnniig; (of; (linfeub (i>on); (with) ricc<)cnb 
 (nnd)). 2. i niebrtg, gfniein, fd)Ud)t. 
 
 Rank with sweat, i"d)»uit;clnb. Of a - 
 smell, cincn ronjigen fflerurt) I^abfub, rnn: 
 }ig riid)cn^ U'ipp'g, iuiIitm, iiu^dnilig. 
 
 Rank, adj. rnniig, iniifig, brumlig; 
 
 Rank time, tit Sbegntrungi'jf it. Shak. 
 
 Ranker, rangkur, t. (Sinrr, brr 
 crbiiL't, roil):, ter DrDi-.rr. (rnnjig. 
 
 RankiNll, raiigk'sh, adj. ftivn^ 
 
 Rankle, rangk'kl, (u. rank) d. n. 
 1. ©ntji'inbnng bfiuirfon , hfroorbringcn, 
 t)crbreitcn, nin fid) frt'lK"- 2. i ((jcftigfr 
 werben) nm fid) freffeii, brcnnen, rnfen, mv- 
 tt)(n, toben. 
 
 Envy's rankling sting, beS ?ieibf6 
 verbcrblic^er ©tnc^el. 
 
 RAP 
 
 Railkly, rangk'le, adv. 1. gril, 
 llnrf , lippig. 2. i gri'^blid). Shak. 
 
 Rankly, adv. i^ n. f rnnjig. 
 Raukness, rangkues. t. 1. bie 
 
 Utppigfeit (beS 'aBnd)6tljnin6), ber geile 
 2i3nd)6 (einer Ipftiiiiif); bie ®cil(}fit (Cef 
 ■bofenfi tc). 2. i a; fer Utbcrrit)iunnf iter 
 jyreubc to; bn« lUberninjj, Uc()errricbi'iH' 
 (teg ©tolitg :c.). b) Me inii6L'rorttntiirt)e) 
 ©fiirfe. c) f tie lU'berrtroniiiiig, Uebcrpu: 
 rljnng. Shak. d) -f bie Ucppigfeii. Shak. 
 2. b> The crane's pride is iu the rank- 
 UHSs of her wing. L'Estranoc 
 
 The ran kn ess ot pride, ber ubertrie> 
 true ©rolj. 
 
 Raukness, t. l. ber ftnrfe (3'>ernd) 
 ob. (i}c|"d)ninct. *. ber rnnjige, ubie ®crud) 
 ob. (ik'fctjniiid (enieS Del* ic). [wane. 
 
 Ranny, ranHe. «. [3t>c(.l ^ie @p<t^ 
 : Ransack, lansak. (tiin. rands. i 
 ger; |'d)iu. ransaka ; gncl. raiisuchadli ; 
 engl. sack) v. a. I. i puintern. 2. i t rnn- 
 ben , f(l)ruiten. Si'enser. 3. (geiinu) burc^^ 
 iiid)cn, turd)iin"it)len. 
 
 RauSUin, ran'kum. (fr. ran^on; 
 i£ut)nei t. — ot. —-money, bci6 Sijfegt'lb. 
 
 Rausuin, v. a. l. logfnnfVn (@efnn- 
 gcnei, nnfiiiieu lU. <B.\d)en>. 2. || ttlDfen. 
 
 Rau«iOiner, ran suuiur, s. 6incr, 
 tcr nuSiiift, losfnuft. 
 
 RaiaKUltllesS, ran'sumles, atlj- 
 I. I'rei oon i;i)|VgcIb, ol;ne I'liugi'lb. 2. ipor: 
 au6 ob. nn'oon fein £'i)|VgelD bcfreit. 
 
 Rant, rant, U^ebr. u. C^nlb. ranna^ 
 V. n. etfern, toben, fdjreien, Inrinen; fct)>unr= 
 men, l;od)trabenbc, ungcreimte S){ebeii fii';' 
 rcn, Ijodjrrnbcnb iprid)cn. 
 
 Rant , t bie fdjivniflige, {)o(^trnbeiibe 
 DJibe, bus l;od)trnbenbe , |d)iPUit^ige ©«= 
 I'djiun^ , ia6 (binibe , lecre) (J5erd)rei , ber 
 iBortirt)n)n(l, SBonibnit, bic ©d)iunrMicrci. 
 
 Ranter, rant ur, «. 1. ter IJnrnirr, 
 ©d)rfii'r, bnf ©rouniniil. 2 ber l)od)trnbentc, 
 fdjau'ililige SdjiontjiT, ©djiuijlilliiig, ©rt)wnr: 
 incr. 3. Raniers, tie ■DKirglicter einer re. 
 ligioiVn ©efte letne lilrr ^)Jictl)otira'n). 
 
 Ranteriiiin, lantuiizm, / 
 
 RanliSMl, rantl^m. f 5 
 0)nititiriipf , i!rl)re ter Ramers. 
 
 Rautipole, raut'epule. a({/.6ivilt, 
 nik-<ie'"ff''". niifidjiorift'uO. - «. bne Sfniigc, 
 loilbc Dime. - V ft. milt f)erunif(^iunrnn'u, 
 t)i'rumfnliri'n , Ijcrinnpoitcrn. (toll. 
 
 Ranty, lam'c. «<(/. ivilb, larincnt, 
 
 Ranula, ranuia, 4. [■^JitO.] ber 
 grofd), bii- S-ro|\t)lfiiigrfd)ivnl(l. 
 
 Ranular, ranular, (0. Int. rana 
 adj. l^nnr.J - veins, tie g-rofdjnbern. 
 
 Raniinrulias, tanung'kuius, a. 
 SB.) *. liuH.] ber ipnljMcnfne. 
 
 Ranunculus of tlie woods, ber 533nlb< 
 l)nl)nciifu|. — oi the meadows, tCr iBicfeiU 
 l)nl)nenfll0. - ot the marshes, ber ©unipf; 
 hnljufiifuB- - o* 'i'*^ gardens, ber (JJnricn: 
 hnliiifMfiie, bie 9{nnnnfcl. 
 
 Ranz, raui. t. - dcs vaches (fr. S33.), 
 ber Sul)rfigen, iiiil)reil)en, 5?iil)ri'il)en. 
 
 Rap, lap, (nngelf. hrepan, lireppan; 
 Int. rapio) p. n. (fd)nr(l u. bcrb) fd)infleu, 
 f lopfen ; (on at) port)en (nn). 
 
 Rap, V. a. I. (rd)ne(I u. berb) f(ftln> 
 gen, fiopren, pi^djcn (nn). 2. i (out; au6i 
 
 RAP 
 
 ftofi-en (einen gliid)). 3. f jerbred)en , jft» 
 flilcfeln. Shak. 
 
 To rap one's fingers, ©inctll nllf tie 
 ginger flopffn. 
 
 Rap, V. a. 1. (ii)oI)in reigcn) fortreis 
 pen. eiiriiilircn. 2. i a) liinrcigen, enriucten. 
 1)) entnirfen. 3. megrnffen, rniiben. 4. q n. 
 t tniird)en, nuftniifd)cn. 
 
 1. Rapt in a chariot drawn by fiery steeds. 
 
 Mll.TON. 
 
 2. b) Rapt into future times the baid 
 
 begun. Poi'E, 
 
 Rapt into admiration, pen 25fiuiillte» 
 rung Ijingtriffcn. 1 am rapt with joy to 
 see etc., id) bin uor grciibe nngcr niir, eiit» 
 iflrft beiin 91llblirfp !c. Rapt in some work, 
 liber ein 2l5erf bnitenb. To - and rend, 
 erl)nrd)en, erfd)no.ppi:n , jufnmmenrnffen. 
 
 Rap, 4. ter \d)mt\e, terbe 6d)ln(j, 
 inpp, ©il)lnpp, Snuff, Jviiipp*, tie €(f)Inppe. 
 
 A - over the nose, biT 9in fell (111 ber. 
 
 RapaCiou.«, lap^shus, ((. rapax) 
 adj. I. rniii'gitrig, rniibbegierig, taubiiid)* 
 tig. 2. riiiibfriul). — adv. Rapa'ciousI y, 
 rniibrrird), tiirrf) -JCniib. 
 
 RapaciouKness, rapA'siiusnls, 
 4. tie Odiutgicr, aCoiibbcgier , 9{niibfiid)t. 
 
 Rapacity, rapas'seie. t. bie 9{niif»« 
 beguT, -Jvaiibl'egicrbe, Dfnnbgier, 9{nubfud)r. 
 
 Rape, rape, (Int. rapio) 4. I. $ bee 
 9Jaub. 2. a) tir Cuaigfernrnub, bie (l-nifiil)» 
 rung, b) 19eed)u*fpr.) bie 5?otl)ind)t. 3. (ift 
 ini pi. rapes) a) tie 3fniibcrei. b> (bie ge» 
 rnubte <S>ad)0 ter ilfaiib. 
 
 Rape of the forest, ber SBnlbfreocI. To 
 commit a -, 3iotl)5iid)t brgel)eii. 
 
 Rape, (JU grape gcl;6rig) *. bie uotn 
 ©tninnie nbgeppurfre lUeiubeere. --wine, 
 tcr 95eeriiiein, JDfrri.j 9inpg, 9{iip6. 
 
 Rape, 4. l©iiiKV inG-iigl.] ter 5!ieiirf. 
 
 Rape, (fr. rape) ». tnfi Dtcibcifen, tie 
 9?eil'e , SJnfpel , 9{nppe. 
 
 Rape, (ir. laib; int. rapa) 4. [23or.] 
 ter 3{iibfnnien, 9{iib6, 9?ep5, bic 9?i'it'ernnt. 
 Wild -, ber luilbe ©enf. 
 
 Rape-oil, tiai 9{ubfntneii6l , Jftil'M. 
 -root, f. Rape, —-seed, ter -3ClU'» 
 fninen. [(9lrt ©itiiupfrdi-nf). 
 
 Rapee, rapee'. (fr. rape') 4. ter O^ipe 
 
 Rapid, rap'id. Unt.) adj. 1. |'('i)iU'll, 
 rnfd), gefd)ivinb; (P. IBJnffer) fdjiiefl, reiginb. 
 2. rnfd), fcfencM i5a3n(l)8tl)um jo. 3. ge» 
 rd)ivinb (griniifig). 
 
 A rapid speaker, cin 3?ebncr cb. (Jilur, 
 ter g'fd)uMiit fprldjt. 
 
 Rapidity, rapideie, 4. bic ®d)iiel> 
 iiflfeit, ©d)nrlll;eit, 6)efd)iviittigfeit. 
 
 The rapidity of speech or pronuncia- 
 tion , bniJ fd)i\tUe ©^prec^en , bie |d)us(lf 
 ■JUU'fprndje. — of growth or improvement, 
 tn6 fd)ncUe 2Bn(()5tl)uni, bie rnfdjen Jort* 
 fd)ritte. 
 
 Rapidly, rap'idle, «rfi». fd)nen, rnfd), 
 gefd)ioint; reiijcnt (nbgel)eii, p. 9i3nnrcn ic.). 
 
 RitpidueSS , rap idnes . 4. tit 
 ©d)iif 111)1 It, ©d)nflligfeit, ®efd)ipinbigfeit. 
 
 Rapids, rap'idii, 4. pi. bic ©troin* 
 fcl)iielU-u. 
 
 Rapier, ra'pelr, (fr. rnpiere) «. bet 
 ©to^tegcii, 9fnu|tegcii, 3(nufer, grogc lange 
 t)egen. 
 
 Rapier-fish, ber ©(^mertf!f((. 
 
Fait', far. (All. lai. Me. met. Fitip. fin. N6, move, nAr, ffot. 5il, rUad. Tube, liih. mil. l//in, Tllis. 749 
 
 KAP 
 
 Rnpil, rap'!l, } I. in W(bt vn 
 
 Rnpillo, rapilli, ^ mnii^clte uiiIfA- 
 nifrtjir Siibiloiijeii. 
 
 Rapine, rapin. <(nt.) «. I. (t>n& 
 Kotibriii tet 5Jnub. 2. tie ®<iunlitl)."ui.jftit. 
 Oeiv>ilt. 
 
 Rapine, c. a. plun^eT^, bcmiibrii. 
 
 Rapiocll, (fcf^ott.) coarse. 
 
 Rapparee, rapparee', (V. rapery. 
 fiiK 'llrt iMffj I. in in\<t)t 2niif|lrfid)cr, 
 9uUib«. [Rapce. 
 
 Rappee, rapped', «. htt 9{>lpe, T 
 
 Rapper, rap'pur. t. I. tfr SAliv 
 (jrr, mi'piVr, 91ll^(t)lll(lfll^e, 9lnfU'ptViiPf. 
 2. Pfr fiii'pfrr <nn iljureu). 3. t f" frrt"!- 
 JJiiirf); Me I'ufle. PARktR 
 
 Rapport, rapport', (fr. ^■> <■ t 
 6(if ■JBrrl'diniig, tie 2Jeiitl)im(). 
 
 RapNcallionM, [Oirrl.] raaeali. 
 
 Rapt, rapt. pp. f)iii{)eriiTen, eiitiurfr; 
 f. Rap. - V. a. f I)iiirei6cn, ciitiilcfeii. - 
 t. I. eie G'lttjiicfiiiifl; (Jiitn'irfiiiifl. 2. f tic 
 €<t)iiefli!ireit. 
 
 Rapter, rap'iur, > ((At. rapror) «. 
 
 Raplor, S '• "" :>(<iu6er. 
 
 2. P.r (5-iitttil)rer <eiiie« TOnrd>cn4). 
 
 Rapture, raptshure, «. 1. t tie 
 flfiviiirinme (fraretfim.]. 2. f «) fie (piU: 
 iu(f«mii, G-rtnfe; e-iitri'irfimg. b) tie iVuri 
 flenmo. 3. tie unfleiliime Qitt. tJ>eiVf)u>m- 
 Ciiifcir , ©rfjiiftliflfrit. Mii.*b». 
 
 2. b> You grow eorrecl, thai once wiih 
 r aptu . e writ Pore. 
 
 With lieadlong rapture, -f ><<>'J*'l^><"' 
 erflriffeti. 
 
 Raptured, rap'titlnird. ((icu<&hni 
 
 Ell r.i |> r II red I ndj. hiligiTlfTril , eiUll'lrfl. 
 
 Raptnrldt, rap itliui!*! , «. trr 
 (5iitt)iiriiiil, v2<l)n)iirmer. SrEimta 
 
 RapturoUK, rap'taliiiru*, »(/. tlit> 
 jurfent, l)iiirngent. 
 
 Rare, rAre. (lat. rarnn; (r. rare) pdj. 
 I. MlJhof. ) fciiiin (li'rfrt, frill). 2. eiiij.'lii 
 (iDiUfiUU). 3. felteii < iin.ien)Ot)iili<t) ). 4. i 
 felteii, uiu'eraleid)Iirtj, uortrfffiicl). foilbiir. 
 S. (nnnelf- hrero t)n\b ot. ivrid) (ic(otte», 
 (jiilb fliir, ni(t)t I'&nig (jiir (jjleml) to. 
 2- Tliose rare and solitary. Iheie In 
 flock*. Mii.Ton. 
 
 Through dente or rare, fttirvt} tiif u. 
 buini (ubetiifl tiirt^). 
 
 RareeHll«»>V, ri'ri>hA. <\>. rnre II. 
 »how)« tcr (sjiirf,, (5rt),iiii, Dfnritiitriirntlcii. 
 
 Raree ilio w - III a n. Cer(9iirfr>iilriiMiaiiii. 
 
 Rarefactiftn, ranifak nhun, (fr. 
 20.) «■ ['•fiWl tie SBertiimiiiiifl (fcrfiut jo. 
 
 Rarenable,rar'r^fukbl,n<</.[^l;i)r.l 
 »^r^^l^^6ar. 
 
 Rarefy, rar'rirt, (Int. rarefacio; fr. 
 rarefier) r. a. [$l)l)fj eertunuen. - p. n. 
 (10) fid) vertriiiueii (iii). 
 
 Rarely, rire'li, adv. I. tVlteti. 2. 
 trVrii, ffialm), l)rrtli((), trefflid), f(t)on, ubrrni:«. 
 
 Rarenemi, rire'ne«, *. I. [^IjDfl 
 bieDuiiiu, Duniiiofeit. Dilniiljfit (Sorfer! 
 I)eit; geinfjeit). 2. tie Diinne (eiiieS SCaI- 
 ^e6 to. 3. tie @elteiii;e>t (einet @a4)e, einer 
 ^ruc^t to. 
 
 Matter of rarei»cis, I. tie frttene 
 6a(be. 2. t tie fodbdre ©iiAe. 
 
 Rareripe.ri'ieiipe,(nn(|eir.araeran, 
 adj. (rtitJCLif. 
 
 KAS 
 
 Rareripe, #. tie fruf)rfiff Jriiffet; 
 (III eiKitTiT •Citeiiciiiigi tie Jrn'ivftr'^'l)- 
 
 Rarity, laieie. (fr. mrei^i t. I. 
 ll>l)i)r.) tie Dunne, Driiiii'jirir, Dunniflfrit 
 Off Siiff lo. 2. fie Sfiie^tfit, ai (tie Uiii 
 tlfiuiMiniiitrrit). b) (tie rclrent -Siicfte). 
 
 Rajiant, ra>'ani, <fr. H3 > udj. [gn 
 iliiiiijdb.] - line of drfeusi, tie rafirenir. 
 bi'i'fiiMfiiie @treid)liiiie. 
 
 Rascal, lackat, (ancieir. ^. ) ». 1. 
 fcr tiiiiip, '£(f)iift, Sd)iirfe; Sibelm, (Spi?- 
 tube. 2. -, ot. - deer, b(\i niogere ©lucf 
 '■iijM. lliinipid)(. 
 
 Rawcul, aiij I. gcnieiti, nietru). 2. l 
 
 Raical people, tilj £iillipi;iip>i(f. 
 
 Ra)tcaliun,ra«kar;uii.«. PirSump, 
 ^iiiit^futt, Ciiiiipenl^iint, Suinpeiirrri- 
 
 RAKCality, r2*kale«, «. I. tii« 
 S?iinipciipa(f, Ciimpengrfintci. 2. lie Subcrci, 
 Sd)elini'rri, (£pi9biibeii|lretd)e. 
 
 RASCally, ratkali, adj. I. fpiQ. 
 
 bi'ibiid), r(t)iirfii4). 2. (unipig. Tctiifrifl, fleriiuj 
 
 i. 1 liimpid}(, fdflttttt. I ■)vi>riMer. 
 
 2. .\ ratcally porter, ein €(t)ii|i pbii 
 
 RAXe, rize, u'r. ra«er; ». a. \. * ii.i^r 
 
 t)iiitiihreii, ilreifen, niiilreifrn, aiiftlreirrii. 2. 
 
 (jfriloreii) fdjleifen ( eine tSratr k.}, an6' 
 
 retcen, vertilgen. Mii.tom. 3. (fi'ir eraae > 
 
 louden, au«loirt)en, nii«fr.it)rn ( (S(briffi"0« 
 
 ;(. ). 4. t a; iDidjcii, DcriiicDtriT, oertiliien. 
 
 I. Might not the bullet which raicd hio 
 
 cheek (tic it)iii tie ^iinge (trtifttt, have 
 
 goue Into till head? Sooth. 
 
 To rate off. Ab|lrrifrn. Not to be 
 rated out, linnufl&rd^lict). 
 
 Rane, 0. ti. 1. [9{ricr.] tic ^I'lge 
 nid>t re(t)t Aiifl)ebtn , tie SurDrrbeine )u 
 nietrig beivffleii (u. ^pferten). 2. (^irrte. 
 ar)ntif.i tie XeiiniinQ ueriirTen, ni(t)t nirQr 
 niArfiren. [tie au6tieiord)t( 6tellc. 
 
 RiMe, t. I. t tie Srrcifrounte. 2. t 
 
 RaMe, (I'ctDtt.) rote. 
 
 RtMli, raah, (ta((t); angrif- hrad. 
 hraed, braelli; hraet , rae») adj 1. t 
 rdjnetl, Micft. 2. f a) t »''i'rt) «■»• ^iili'er). 
 b) (^u r4)nelO i'Prf(l)iien , prriaur, pi<rrilii], 
 tinbeft)iineii , iiiiuoifi(f)tiij , tcfirijl)n (o. %tv 
 ipneii lint Si(l)en). e) Ijcfiij. Sm**. 3. f 
 cilio. Gite erfcrteriib. Shak 
 
 Be not too rath with your month. uDrr 
 rilt tudi nid)t ini 9{cten, frit ni^^i ptnctmn 
 mit ti-m TD?uiite. [iMni. 
 
 Rath -headed, iinbefrnMen, iiMbrt>id)t> 
 
 Rasli, »■ [Oertl.) tccfttiet S»rn (|V 
 ban fi I""" 'ilnfafii'it aiKiudt). 
 
 Rash, i. I. (it. ranciai (Jntilr.) »} 
 tcr dii\\(t). b) tier ©lUin. 2.- (it. r»«thia) 
 trr iE>iiutftii4|rt)lng, tie Jiiitie, ^i(>bMtn>r. 
 J. (idjett.) tie ^Smfe. — butt, ter ^^iiffn' 
 bui'thfl, 33in|"cnbnf(f). 
 
 Rasll, (ro. rlid«g; tt. ra»€hl»re> *. a. 
 jfrfdjiuiof n , in ©ti'irfc fttneitrn ; [niter 
 On<jtnii«briirf] mit ten ^nueru rei^u , jtr. 
 rrigi^i'. I)rtiien. 
 
 Rasher, «■ tie iSc^nitte, ©prcfi'c^nitte. 
 A - o;i tbe coala, eine JTnrbriiiite. 
 
 Rashly, rash'le. adt. 1. -f x<l\d). 2. i 
 unui'rfid>"<l. uiiberoiiiiesi, porfd^iud, uonil'a, 
 tpflfilhu. 
 
 Rashiiess, rash nls, «. i. -f bit 
 9{afd)l)cif- 2. tie lUbrrciluiu] , ©rrfrfiiifdi-, 
 ii'llfriljn!;i'ii, lIiiberoniiciil;tir, Jliii\rii.1;.iij , 
 
 RAT 
 
 feit,- llffrereilnng (u. ^erfonen); tn« 95or» 
 ut:ie(!r. Uiibejonnene, tie lo(lfil()nl;eit (pon 
 
 Rax h n e tt of wordt or of undertakings, 
 i>crrd)iie(le 2Dotte, uiibeftMiucne Unterii4l)> 
 niiiniieti. 
 
 Rasin|»-, ri'zing, «. bat Qinfdum* 
 ten PDii^itiiireii niittelfl eine^ iVi6igen SS3crf> 
 jfii.1'9 niif «.iiil)i>lj :c. 
 
 Ra.<*p, rasp, (rd)iv. n. tiin. rasp; fr. 
 rape ; ilfaiVfl) «• tie Ptafpfl- 
 
 Raapbouie, idi D{nfpe|i , 3>'4)t»» 
 ilrbiiirlj.iinS. 
 
 Rasp, 4. tie i^tni6rrre,f. Raspberry. 
 
 Ranp, 0. a. rinpfiii. 
 
 To ratp to powder, )u ^JJiiIoer rfl(Vefn. 
 
 Raspatory, raspaiuie, (fr. ratpa- 
 ioir«) J. ld)ir. 3nilr. ) tie 5SeinfeiIe, tcr 
 3«it)iu, ©d)ri'tnicigel , bai <Sd)vot:, ©rf)(i6e» 
 eiien. [^rn^bcfrej *. tie ^imbeefc. 
 
 Raspberry, rasp'berre, (V. ratp; 
 
 Ratpbcrryale, ta^ mit i^imbeerfflfl 
 tiibereitetc Siicc. --buth, tcr ^inibcer* 
 l^iiiid). I^roftriien. 
 
 Rasper, ratp'ur, «. bni ©(f)iib<, 
 
 Raxpliig^, ratp'ing. «. bai ^i.ifpelii; 
 bai (3cr>i|'pelie i pi. Ratpiuga, tie '^{aiVct< 
 ip.iiie. 
 
 Rasnre, ri'Ah&ti, (lat. raaara) «. 
 I. t.i« Stf>.)ben, firotsm, »Jlii#frrtijeii. 2. tcr 
 Ciirct^ilrid), tic outiierra^te ©cf)ritt Dt. ©telle, 
 bat iiabiTtt. 
 
 Rat, rli, (onoetf. raet; fr. rat; Arm. 
 rai) a. 1. l3»ol.| tie WAtte, 9{aije. 2. f'JXor.] 
 cine ©icde ini OJieere , ivi) ©irome gcQcii 
 eiiiiiiiDcr nitlaiifrn. 
 
 The American rat. bai AnirrirAni|(()e 
 'IRiiritieltliitr. M 9 u n l a i n - r a t , tai '^Viutt 
 nirUI)ier. The Norway or bi-own — , tcr 
 l?cniniin>i. The Egyptian - , tie ^pliiirAPi 
 nuiii4, ^hiiriior.ifte. Brown -, tie ili3niitcr» 
 rit^e. The abort- tailed -, tie flriiie $CIC» 
 niAuf. . 
 
 Froo. To tmell a rat. Simte. ten !Bra« 
 ten ried)fii ((Stiua*, (S)ffiil)r merfriii. 
 
 Rat-catcher, tcr ^Jiiittriifiiiigcr. — '•- 
 bane, bai 9{iittrnpiili>er, 9(iU[riin.il't. 'D^taiMV 
 Hifr, trr 'ilrrfiiif. - baned, Diitd) i)?nrfcnf 
 (liti CO. llriViiif I'trgiitrt. -tail, | $f.TDe« 
 iirjnrif.) 1. tcr 9{iittciird)ii'iiiiJ. 2. fcr'Jdiljf"' 
 i'd>ivrif. --tailed, nut ciiirin 3tAtteu> 
 idjiiHinjf. --tr.ip. tie 'Jftiifcniiillc. 
 
 Ratable, rAiai.l, ndj. i. im ^crt^c 
 (lleid) flCAdjief, (jfid)iU>t, iui'd)ii^r luirtcn 
 fcmieiit, ten: -ajfritjc niirf> flk-idjv (at) qfi 
 wi'irfigt (Alt?), iirrd)vii>f , ,ifn)t"trfigr luvrPcn 
 finnent (aiifi. 2. ucrljiiuittiJninOig. 3. flciien 
 bAC, }iMIpf{id)tig. 
 
 Ratably, ri'tahle. ariif. i<rrl)iiirni0' 
 niiiBia. I'ld) L>Prr iiit SScrhainiiB. 
 
 Ratafia, ratalee', ( fp. 'So.) t. in 
 •^aiana cJIrt ?Jraiiiifii'eiit). 
 
 Ratau, raitaii', (innlAi)ird) rotan; 
 3apa ronany » «. [5)ct.J trr 3{ctAn(J, ta5 
 •^iilinrifb. 
 
 Ratnh, ratsh. (fr. rateaui t. {llt)tt 
 mad).] eer ^ii6l)rbrr, lai <B<t>b\)irab , tet 
 ©dji'pfer. 
 
 Ratchet, radh't, (fr. rachet) a. 
 [lihrm.] tai ©uerrab. 
 
 It^Urhll, rStsh ]\. t. iWin.i «ru(<>. 
 
750 Fate, far. fall, fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N4, tn6ve, n6r. got. 6il. cl^iid. Tnbe, tuh, full. lAin, TEIis. 
 
 KAT 
 
 Rate, rite, (•ncnit. rate; tnt. ratus) 
 «. 1. Ser (fcilnn'i'^te, beilimnite) ^reiS. 2. 
 ber (beilimmte, feilgeie^te) Il)til, Sliitfjcil. 3. 
 ber ffeftgfu'tjre, bf|Timmrt) SSfirrng, Me 
 ©tfiitr,QlbiTil"t', "i'Xre. 4. ^cr «!lnfd)ion. t'f 
 5Beriiiirrf)ln(iiiii<i. 3. Pie beiTitmiue DrDiiung, 
 befonCicr^ Me iincf) 6er 9Itiin()I 6er .ftnno- 
 ncn bfilimiiire OrMiiing Der Sricfl6r(t)iffc, tcr 
 SRailfl, }. !8. A uiaii of war of the first - . 
 eiii Siiiicnrcf)ijT uoin trilcn 9fnnge (®<f)ifff 
 Ifleii 9^inne* fi'it)ren lOCfTniiPnen ii. ^nvllbe^;; 
 bie 2tfn -Jiameo 90 — 98 ; Me Sreii 9Jang«j 
 64 — 80; Pic 4u'n 9faii(ie6 50 — 60; Pie 5tcn 
 3{iiiine« 32—44; Me 6tcii Wanrtfft W — 30; 
 Sitiffc 5teii iiiib Sreii 9?iiiige« l)ei#eti 5 re: 
 gntteii). 6. i a) Per 9tnnfl. b) Per 6d)Mg 
 (Pic 9lrt). 7. bn6 beilimmte ^Kng, iBcrtj.ilt. 
 iii|. 8. a) Pie 9?urf|lff)t. 0) Me 9Irt u. SBeifc; 
 At this -, 1. Ijinmd), folcter Oeflnlt, tint 
 Piefe 9Irt. 2. in PieiVr Jtrirfftctjt. 5?. Me be< 
 fliiumeiire 3nf)l- '3}icn(je zc. IShak. 
 
 6. b) I am a spirit of no common rate. 
 
 The rate of iiitercKt, Per 3ilU-fll6- ^t 
 the - of six shilling" and eiglit pence the 
 ounce. }ii 6 ©I)illiitg6 iiiiD 8 ^fiicc Pie Uitje. 
 At too dear a -, }ii eiiiem jii i}ol)en ^ren'e, 
 }ll t()eilfr. At dear -r, ju ()ol)Cll ^reiffll. Tlie 
 — of interest i.s five per cent. Me orPnuitg?* 
 niiijjiaen 3i"Cen betragcii 5 uoin ipitiiPcrt 
 (5 %) To lend money at the - of five pei 
 cent, ®cIP nuf 5"/o nii«leif)en. Wlie^t in 
 England is often sold at the - of fifty shill 
 !ngs the quarter. Pn6 TOnltcr 2BCIJCU ivirp 
 'ii ©iiiiliiiiB oft JII 50®lu(liiii)«ucrt^uift. -of 
 exchange. Per SEfdjielfur*. At any -, JU 
 ndfit ^reifen, {ii jePcin ^rrife, urn jfbeii 
 ^rei6. At the - of . . , jiitii ^rctie uon . . . 
 At the - of five per cent per annum, Jil 
 6% jnhrlid). At the highest -, [5p(iiiPtJJ 
 jimi I)l)rf)t1ni0<jli(^en lvlir#. To set rates 
 upon provisions , Peii 'ipreiS Pet Sebeiig; 
 uitttel beflimmcn. At the pound -, m<t) 
 bem ©rtragSiuertf)*. After the -.of twelve 
 hundred thousand pounds sterling per an- 
 num, ill j(ii)rlict)eit 9{nteii von 12,000,000 
 ^pfiiiib ©terliiifl. At a high -, I. tl;ctier. 2. 
 tu(J)tifl, (Inrf, Serb, flcivnitifl. 3. luiriieljtn, 
 flii« eiiittti fef)t IjoOcn Iciie (iprrdjeiu. At 
 the same - , ill bent|VIben "Wnee. The 
 sliip sails at the - of seven knots an hour, 
 bflS ©c^iff lauft fl'^c" ^iH'Pfe ( in je finer 
 ©tunbt). Many of the horse could not 
 march «t that -, SSuIe I'on ber Ofeiterci 
 fonnteu fo (Inrf nidjt ninrrrf^iren. In this did 
 bis holiness and godliness appear above 
 Ihe - and pitch of oilier men's. Ijieriii jcigte 
 f«J) fcine $eiligfeit uiiP Opttfeligfeit fiber bie 
 anberet ^}icnfi1)eii erl)afcen. 'Tis a first- 
 rate, e6 i(t tin ®(l)iff oom erflen 9{nnge. 
 I judge their number upon or near the — 
 of thirty thousand . id) \d)(il}t iljre 9Injn()I 
 aiif Dbcr nnli an Prei^igtniifenP. 
 
 Highway rates, Da6 SUeggcIb, ([l)ttu^ets 
 flelb. Parish- rates. Pie ^ird)fpicl|1ciier. 
 Poor — s. Pic 91rmeiiflciier. County--s, 
 bie ilirttrP'fl^^''''f"iflf 1""^ fflrntTdjnftffnffc. 
 Cliurch--s. Pic ^nlcnbcitrnge jiir Uiiter< 
 Ijiiltiin<| Per .ti;rrt)fn, iviritliot' - ivird)mfgc le. 
 Parochial -<«. Mf -In-itriigt ft'ir Pen iniicrii 
 i5>.iiu*l\iili fcf .Uirri) picl*. TOWU--S. pic 
 ©trttfrtbgnbin , Pfr etoprrdhiPeii. Book of 
 -•, J. Pile fctairrluid). 2. Per ii-lUiUif. 
 
 KAT 
 
 Rate-tlthe, erne aibgabc i>pin 9Dic(), 
 bai man nod) frin giiiije^ joijr gcljabt hat. 
 
 Rate, ti. a. I. i'ct)aijen, luurPigcii, 
 tn):ireii; in 'Hiifrtjlng braigen; (atj anfd)la= 
 gen, fd)iiijcti, i'eriini'd)lagen caiif). 2. i i<i)a-- 
 i}tn; nufc^liigeii ; cbyj jitn^eii , lufirMgeii 
 (nat^). 3. ut)ii(jcii-, berd)iit!eii. 4. (fd)iD. rata; 
 ryta; (for, ahoui; (iintn aiitfdjt'lttn , nii^s 
 janfen , ©mcni JBenueiie gcben (lucgen); 
 t2i3niPmipr.J iiiii iijorten ilrnfeu (ciiien 
 i^iiiib>. 
 
 A ship is rated in the first class, or as 
 a sliip ot the line, cm i2d)iff luirB jll Pell 
 >£d)iifen erilcn 9{i)iig6 gei(il)lt, jiiljli al6 2i. 
 iiienrd>iff. [eiuee JJiiigtfi beiluiimeii. 
 
 Kttte, v.n. Den "iDcrrl), Me 'iijiirPc 
 
 The ship rates as a ship of the line, 
 Pns 6d)iff j>il;lt nle 2iiuciii"d)iff, luirP jii Pen 
 2tuicni'd)iffeii geial)lt. 
 
 Ila,ter,r4 nil .».ber©t^n^cr,S33i'irPiger. 
 
 Rtttli, lai/i, ur. 2^.) s. ^- tic '■Mi)bi)t, 
 Per ipiigcl. 
 
 Hutu, (nngelf. rath, raethe, hraeth, 
 hrathe, lirat-d, hi ad; adj. I. vot bell I'lPrigen 
 DDcr I'or Per geiuoi)iiiid)i'ii 3eit fomnietiP, 
 frcil), frriljieit, irui)jeitig. 2. lund), n)eid)> 
 gejotrcu cu. (Jieriu. - udv. friil). 
 
 Kath-ripe, * a) ailj. |nil)jeitig , friif)' 
 reif. b) ». Pie lutrjciligf ^sommti-giriie. 
 
 Rnther . laTUur, (aiigclf. lathor. 
 
 hruihor; adv. I. <■ cl;i'r, fl'Ul)tr. 2. i iljer, 
 
 a; lieber. b; bcfjer. c; uieiiiul^r. d; bcfoii. 
 
 Per*, e) liebcr t, Sreigcruiigigrab o. germ. 
 
 X. C) He HOiight throughout the worl'd, 
 
 but souglit in vain. 
 
 And nowhere finding, rather fear'd 
 
 her slain. Uuvdeh. 
 
 This I.H an art 
 
 Which d'>es mend nature, change It 
 
 rat lie r (jn, fie ueriuniiDclt; ; but 
 
 The art itself is uawiie. Shak. 
 
 She is rather inctiiied, fie i)nt ntd)t 
 luenig 2ufl, nidjt fleriiuje Ciiil. - profuse, 
 ein luenig i>eri<t)iv)ei)£>erirrt). - liaiidsonie, 
 iienilid) fdjt"- The -, iim fi> ni«l;r. The - 
 for .., uni (o (uicO inel;r, a\6 ... I had 
 -, I'd -, (ofer bi'iTtt' I would -, id) ivollic 
 Iiebcr, lieber ivoiuc id). 
 
 Rnthut'flte, ratVoffite , «. [^u 
 neriilg.) Per JiiUi^ofpr. 
 
 RutiflCHtlMn, raitefekA'shun, (fr. 
 S55.> «• Me Scftiuigiing, (J)eiiel)niigiiiig, 9?n' 
 tififntion. Lll'itiger, !5frrii(tiger. 
 
 Ratifler, rat letiiir, 4. iu.i Per ®e> 
 
 Ilatit'y, ratt^li. (fr. ratifier; Int. 
 ratuni facio; p. rt. I. bcfliUigcn , gcncl;nil( 
 gen , nuifijirf n (ctiicii SBcrtrag JC) , befrofti; 
 gen. 2. biiiigcn iCf'tiuiiS;. 
 
 Ratlng^-puul, ri'i'ng-puul, t. bie 
 (5liid)*=, ^Mi-) -Xofie. 
 
 Ratio, li'shcu, (lilt. <IB.) s. l^TiAtl).] 
 la& SJiTtjdUnig. 
 
 Ratiocinate, li'sij^oNenite, ((at.) 
 V. n. t jdjlupeii, fiMgirn, einen ©d)iu^ 
 nind)eii. 
 
 Ratiocination, rasheoseni'shun, 
 «. Per ®d)lu(3, 2>ermiritt|d)liig, Pie JJolgej 
 rung, Pa* €d)lit'i;i'ii. 
 
 R«ti<>cin{ktive,iaNliios^nativ,n<(;. 
 •f ril)liiijiniifiiiv iHriuiiit'iiiiiiiJig. 
 
 RHtiOli, lasiiiin. .fr. 'IB.) *■ I'OKKif.] 
 iPu 'Jduioii, '.)XiiuPporiiiMi , ber OJiiiiiPi^eil. 
 
 RAT 
 
 Ratiftnal, rash'unal. ([. rationalU) 
 adj. 1. a) ycriiriiitrig (iiiir 9Sirniiiift bcgnbr, 
 rntionefl, ratii>iial). bi ueriiiliiftig, i>rr|Taiu 
 big. 2. uerniiiiftgcnuifi, nuioiidl; rid)rig. 
 
 Rational numbers. (Jlntl).] riUliMlcde, 
 nns:-r<d)eiiOiire 3,ii)Iiii. The - horixon, 
 [iUilrDn.] Per n)nl)rc, nilronumird)e iporijrnt. 
 
 Rational, *. tai uerijiliittige 2S}efeii. 
 
 Rationale, rasheonale', t. Pie mit 
 ©ruiiPen utiterilu^te , gnhiPlidje, nuffill)r» 
 lid)e ©rflarintg uP. g-rlmircriiiig. 
 
 Rationalism, rash unalizm. I. 
 Per 9viition.iii5m (SScrniiiifrgiiuibe, bus 9Ser> 
 iiunttfi)ilct)u. 
 
 Rationalist, rash'unalict, *. (bef. 
 in religii;ircr ipinfid)t) Per 9{iUioiiiilifl, S&er« 
 nunfrgl.iiibige. 
 
 Rationality, rasli^onal'ete, «. 1. 
 bie 25eriiiiiift, Pii6 Si'riiiiiifti,ierni5geti. 2. Pie 
 33erntiiiftigfeit, iSfriumffiiuiijigfrir, iierniiiifr» 
 geiniiije !8rri1)iitTcnt)eir. 
 
 Rationally, rash'unale. udv. v(Vt 
 iiuiiftig, iHTiiuiit'tigfr 2UiiK. 
 
 RatituialueikS, lasii'ii.tainls, t. 
 Pie Strniiiiftnimjigfeit, Per SiiilniiP, Pii (S-t» 
 mai I'fnuiiiftgfniiiB i|]. [9?igi'iu-biirg. 
 
 Rati.«ib«»ne, rli I'shone, t. [0)cpgr.] 
 
 Rjfctlin, rat lln. ^ *. lOK.ir.] PieiDi'be. 
 
 Ratline, { leine, Webriieii. 
 
 Ratoon, rauiun'. (I'p. rctofio) s. 
 [^I'lluiD.J Per abgffd)iiirrciie (Sd)i^|}ling uoii 
 ber 'HJiirjrl Pe* 3nrfi'rruhv6. 
 
 Ratteen, raueen'. (|p. ratiiia) « 
 [OnMlr.j Per 9{iUiii (em 3eug). 
 
 Ratten, ^ 
 
 Rottin, MDertl.J rat. 
 
 Rotton, ) 
 
 Rattou, [Oertl.] a rat. 
 
 Rattle, lat'tl, (hod. ratelent e. n. 
 
 1. rnffcln (u. SD3iigen 20, prnffrln, floppern, 
 rd)niirreii. 2. t (fd)iie[l iiiiD nut (Ser.iinVI 
 fprecten) poltfrii; (out) l;eraiii5pp|terii. .{. 
 btunfren, briiiiilig fein. [Swir*. 
 
 2-. tie rattles it out against popery. 
 
 Rattling tone, Der uirixenDe loii. To 
 - in the throat, ri!^rf)elii ; l>cirer rePeii. 
 
 Rattle, V. a. I. @'tiuiid rnffrliib be« 
 luegeii, riifTelii mit ..; (away) l)iiiivegraf)eln. 
 
 2. t fd)eUen; to — off servants sharply, Die» 
 Iter l)<irt niiliiffen, nitf>il)rcii. 3. Piird) &t$ 
 roiifd) betnubeii, fd)inec(ern in oPer an ... 
 (Pas Dl)r). 
 
 3. Sound but another, and another shall, 
 
 As loud as thine, rattle the welkin's 
 
 ear. Shak. 
 
 He rattles It out against us, er itel^t 
 auf un6 loi. He rattled him with a 
 thousand traitors, er \<i)(\H it)ti tnufenPnial 
 SBcrrat()er. 
 
 Rattle , «■ I. Mi Oleriiffet. 2. i ba« 
 (Scpinpper, OeioiVd). 3. bie 9{(UteI, 9?iifTeI, 
 ©d)narre, itiopper, ©d)iiiirre. 4.0 PerZUur* 
 felbed)er. i. l"»ot.] Per ij».it)tienf amin , Pa* 
 2aiifefraiit; Red -, Pn* ©unipflaiifefraut. 
 --grass, b(\6 Hiinmigra*. 
 
 Rattle-head, I. Per ©dm'inPelfppf 2. 
 [eiifll. &e((S).] t ber i^Mpperfopf (Sportimme 
 Per 9{i>i)a.i|tcn iiiiter ISnrl l.i. --headed, 
 rd)luinPclfi'pfifl. --snake, [3l>lM.) bie 
 lilnpprrrd)iiiiige; --root, l^Jiu.J Pie itliip» 
 prnd)M!igriiiuiirj ; --weed, ('inn.] eiiie 
 --Hrr ■}}i\UIUcircil (genus trjngiuui;. 
 
Vh'f. -/r. 'all. i*t. M^. Mie- ' um-. fin. N6 m^v... nip, liot. 6il. ({(^nd. I'l'ihf. inb. fiill i/mh. THis. 751 
 
 IfAt<l«r, rit'ilur. *. ^er, Me, ^a$ 
 J?a|Tflll^e, o tir Hj.igfn, tit Sutidjf. 
 
 Ratflen, raitU. «. pi. o cie ijnuti.jf 
 SBrniinf, Sufirohrciii'MHuntiiiifl. 
 
 Rntding-, rai'iiing, I. bat (SerafTrl. 
 
 — in llie throat. Prt^ 9ii<(t)«(ll. 
 RMUCity, riw'»eie, (Int. raucoti t. 
 
 1. Der dilute ) nuitje Ion o6fr ©tljnU. 2. 
 bit JpciTfrffit. 
 1. The raue it y of * trumpet. Bacoh. 
 
 RMUcle* [Onrtl.J raak, •tout, 
 fearlesi. [h«il>r. 
 
 Raiiconit, riwki'*, aij. t rant), 
 
 Rmm^IK, riwt. « pp. l>. Reach. 
 
 Rntincll f riwn«h. f. Wrench. 
 
 RnvHff**, ri»'vidje. ( fr. 2D. ) «. 1 
 6it QScrwuiluiifl . 25frl)erruii(i ( btird) ^fii. 
 f<t)fii, lljtfrr I'ber pljnfiiVI)* llrfiic^fn). 2. j Me 
 7'.^ BJerhferun.! 'bo* lliihno. 
 
 RMvafj^e, o- a. perhftrrn, oenviiil n 
 
 Rnvn^cr^ rav'r'djrur, «. ter 2rr> 
 ^(fcrfr, Sfriii'iiVt. 
 
 Rnv<rf rivfr. (^(<n. r*velen; rerel; 
 fat. rabio)r.it. I.rftfeii(n)iiil)«n ; i»nl)nimm'J 
 brr SBmiuiift beraiibt (fin). 2. i ■) (ton 
 fiiiVlii, llnrmii Pbfr uiirinnige* S'lifl fct>>oi'>9fn 
 (ubfD. b) t ("pon) I'trnnrrt ftin (in). 
 
 Thii raving iipoD antiqnity. birfe^llth 
 fur bn6 91Ittrthiini. (Per «nal)tl)nf«u. 
 
 Raveho<»l<, rl*e huuk, i. hT^nr ] 
 
 Ravelf rav'fl, (l)i'(l. raaffFleO) r. a. 
 1, fAirlti, brifirin ; (out) nmflfttjtf n , niif> 
 briffrln, niiftrfiinen, ntiftimn, nuffniVlit, (fi 
 nrit ©trumpf jt.) aufjirljrn , aiifloi'fn. 1. i 
 (out) ■) fntflritfeii- l») tiufnltrii , on brn 
 Ing brinnen. 3. t Drnuirfeln (wie Ontrrrffrn 
 06. ?lnaflfg«nl)fitfn lO. WAt.ttR. 
 
 To rare I it o»er, t ubfrfjilt Ijllft^fll, 
 flSfT G'tmn* Ijiiiljiiftftfti. 
 
 Ra'velt V. n.i. n* fnieln, (ttf) brirfrlti. 
 fid) nuffiUrn , nuttrrnnfii. 1. 1 (out) ftct) 
 fliificffn. 3. i (irt) orrmtdtrn, f\A I'mmrrrii, 
 (Into) ftrt) finlflfTrn (ill', fid) Dfrii'itfrln (in). 
 
 Ravelin, rav I'n, (fr. <!U.) *. I (^ 
 (luiiflf brtiif ) bii« 9<nuflin; brr ^nlbe 'Wicut. 
 
 Raveilf rl'vn. (AiKirir. hraefOf hrefu. 
 raefo) #. brr ifdjtvorjf) Wdbr. 
 
 Croaking of raven*, tai 9{obrngf< 
 friiffcjf . Night-raven, brr 9?iK()trnbf. 
 
 Raven-feather, bie 9?rtbriiffbrr. -- 
 plant, (IJpt J bir 9{nb<np(Tniiie. --tjulll. 
 bcr 3?nbtiifirl. bir WiibrinVnlf. -'••dueli. 
 bn« 9{ni>fiitii(f) cJlrt ©fflfltudj). 
 
 Raven, rav'vn. (rniibrn, rflfffti) v. a. 
 I. lufflrnffrn, rorgrrififn, nbrtigrn. 2. (nurt) 
 mit down » i>frr(t)liiifl«n. 3. t (up) otrr<t>Iin. 
 (jfM, fliif)'(J)lin(jfii. Sha«. 
 
 Raven, v. n. I. (Id) raiibgirrin riur£ 
 l5tM(je< bfniniljtiflfn ; Ravening, rfigenb. 
 t. t Pftjfljrcn. [bit 9fniibfu(!)t. Ray. 
 
 Raven, «. l- b<r 9{aiib, ^rog. ?. 
 
 Ravener, lav'vnur, «. l. ber i)?Aii< 
 bfT. 2. brr SBrndjliiiflft , (Jiiifr, brr ftiiie 
 fiiriite niit (Mirc iiiib $nfl in fi(4 W'H^' 
 brr SJififriiS- 
 
 Ravenonn, rav'vmi*, afl}. 1. riiiib> 
 flifrr,]. 2. (iftrniifl, frrpfjifrin , l)fifel)iiii<iri8 
 
 - aiiv. Ravenously, rniil'flirrig ; flierig, 
 jjrirAfti(i. 
 
 RaV<*110IIAneilM, rav'vnu«n(«. t. 
 
 I. bir 5{iii.&gi<T. 2. tie Wcfr.lijujfnt , 'SuO-- 
 »u(b. 
 
 UaVV 
 
 Raver, ri'vur, #. brr Dfnfer. (Jincr, 
 ber rrti'et. IfltnenfniiirrfK Kiiferliif. 
 
 Ravet, rav'vit , «. [(S'litom.l bcr 
 
 Ravin, f- Raven. — Raviiied. 
 ilftrii§iii. raiieiVi(t)ii9. Sha^. 
 
 Raviil, aiij. -f f. Ravaaout. 
 
 Ravin, ( . 
 
 .. . « ,1 J (|r. ravin) i. 
 
 Ravine, raween', ) 
 
 bi« >£cniiiit)r, i^rrardjiiidjt. 
 
 Rav in V, raving. „dj. I -^^^^ . 
 
 Raving-iy, ra vingli. ad».^ 
 
 tafriiiD, iv>il)iiii<i9ig. 
 
 Rtivisll , iavi«h, (fr. ravir) v. a. I. 
 imtoJtiWiiita'rfliifljmeii, rniibeii, (fin jjr.iiifii: 
 )iiiitii.r> entiYil^rtti, fitt) fiiirr 6>i(t)c b(iiiii<t)ti> 
 ijrn. 2. 1 a)(troui)eii(r(igfii(6'iiifm). b>l)iii: 
 rti^fn, fiirjiirffti. 3. fdjniiffH, ni'tljjri(t)ri<jcn. 
 
 To be ravished with love, t^rflii) 
 ((iUrbli(t))Ufrlifl)trfiti. Tin* child ra vinho 
 me with joy and admiration, id) Dm tor 
 jjrriibf itiib iSfiviiiiccriiiig uber btfi'tt Xmt 
 \\u$rx niir. 
 
 Raviaher, ravSihur. «. I. brr 9{iiii> 
 bfr. 2. t iriiirr, brr riitji'irft, ^inrttet. i. 
 brr Sm.tiirfr, •)ii>ti))iiit)tii}rr- 
 
 RaviNliiiiK', lav i\liing , «*</. i 
 
 RaviNllilll^ly, rav lnhtngle, adv. ^ 
 l)inrti^riiC', ciittiKtrnb. 
 
 Ravi«liiu{{:, «. 1. bii4 dlaiibrn, brr 
 •JJniibi bif e'iif(iii)riiiig. 2. bir \)«otl)jiiit>ti: 
 giiiig. 3. brtf (S-iifjiictrti, bif &ntiri(fiMifl. 
 
 RaviKliiiient, raviKiiuiem . «. i. 
 (bfl6 JUniibeii, bfr 9t.uib; (froin> bit (jiiti 
 tilljriing (tmeft Ainbee, grniifiijiuimtrD jc 
 1)011 ... wcgi. 2. fit (S-iitjrKtiiiiii , ba6 (jiit> 
 lilrffM. 3. bie ®d)iinbiing, \)ic>tt)jiid)c. 
 
 Ra%V, liw, (nngrll". hreaw, reaw) aiiJ 
 i. (i'l)iif funiliid)e S'lbfreitnng ) a; roi) 
 i$Jrud)t, \Jlfird>, ©eibe, iud> to. b; rot), 
 ungfgfrbt teeter), cj -f {jort (>HJfl(T«t). <i> 
 rem (unofrfnliVftr, mie gritlige Oitttantt). *) 
 rol) (ni'd) ni(t)t mii >paiit liDrriogfii). 2. t ai 
 uiifltbilbft (0. ■^frfoiieiu , uiigeiVDirft , iiii 
 i»if|fiib, nf 11 , UMertnl}rfn; (to tiiigrubt hid. 
 bi neii (iin»erfiid)i). Shak. ci roij, imjfiiig, 
 iiiiTfif. d) mill), e) rouiib. St-easEH, fj 
 f!eii'd)Ii><. Spchier. g> raiif) (u. 2i3ft(rr, 
 Slinta). Sua*. 
 
 Raw troops, llliflf I'lbtt , unfrtiit)rfiif 
 Iriippeii. - hands, ['WiU.J lllirrMl)"llf 
 -Worrofen pb. Sfrleiite. - sug-ir. ber Oiui) 
 jiitfer , pi. !brt|lerii. - productions, 9tol): 
 (STjeiigniffe. 
 
 Raw-bone, --boned, htiger; A - 
 fellow, fin Rfrl, (in bfin 5iid)t6 i\\, an >>uit 
 iinb ilnod)fn. — head, UD. - and bloody 
 boii»s. brr "iJSi'panj. 
 
 RavviKh, riwNh, adj. t ftmai 
 rniil) ID. 2i3rttfr, Kiinin). 
 
 Rawly, raw-i^, adv. I. out eiiif 
 rctjt oD. Ijiirte 4lrt, gfii'il)iio«. 2. raul). 3. 
 iiii!lfr(t)!(fr, unerf.i^fn. 4. neu; uureif.SHAR. 
 
 5. llfllflPf. SllAK. 
 
 Ra'%viieffs, riwne*, «. 1. bie 9{rl) 
 t)t\t (be* 5lti|'d)f6 It.); >>arre ( bf 6 'JUii)'> 
 fer?); lliirrife (finer 5ru(t)f ic); (biil)cr» 
 Unu^■r^l1Ull(t)fcir. 2. fcie Uniuifycn()eit, Uiicr= 
 fiilirenljfit (bcr Iruppcn, >))?.un.>i'en to. 3 
 bie 9{.iul)e, 5{aiihl)cii, 9{niil)iofi'it (bfs ^rt; 
 trr* :c.). 4. + Pie ipnijloiigfeif ; ( ob. fliirt) • 
 Sir (VJcfiililli-riiifrit , I Ob.; Sie ju flri'Bf (S-ih 
 itVrii.i-'ot. ^iiAk. 
 
 UivV 
 
 Tiie raw nets ol tlieweather, bn^rdll^ 
 2Uertfr. 
 
 Rax, [Dertl.] stretch. 
 
 Ray, rA. (fr. raie. rnyon; Int. radina; 
 lU. rhait; nrin rea; |"ilnSfr. radina) ». I. 
 (Opr.J bfr (tinfiid)f, nirt)r jnrniniiiengeiVijre) 
 (2id)t>i (Srrahi; (Kay i|1 fine riiijuie ^Jiil>t» 
 lime; finf Siniinilniig gieirt)l.iiifenPer @triit)< 
 len oPfr rays iMiPet eiiien beam; riiic 
 Siitnniliing riuorijireiiber oi^rr fi>iiOfr.)irfii» 
 ber @triil)ieii (ravk) biiDet emeu pencil, 
 *f<jfl). 2. i a) bfr ©rr.ihl, ei(1)ftlr.il)l. b) 
 Visual - , ber Seiif|lriil)l , CS)c|ld)ff flml)l. 
 MiLTOii. 3. I5>pt.j bir ^triil)!. 4. [oi1)H)m'l.] 
 ber ©trnhl. 5. bfr ©ireifcM. --cloili. (■a6 
 nod) ungef.irbre l\Kt). - of gold, bns 03olb» 
 bliitrd)«n. 6. t I'lr Array. 
 
 Ray of light, ftr 2i(tr|lMhI. Pencil of 
 -8, (Opt. J ber £irt)tfe!iel, ©[ratjleiiffg.l. 
 
 Ray, r. n. I. mit ©trnieii oerfeljen, 
 llreiten. 2. f berd)iniinen, befiifeln. 3. ant 
 Qtvai ^erfliifi.inrii, diber iiur) «, $ ilrnljlen, 
 fMirdeti; diiKt >1I6 n. n.) (oat) ©(r>il)leii 
 luerfen. Thomsoh. 5. -j- fi'ir to array. 6. 
 t fiebeii , rAbern . rrirern. 
 
 Ray, » » bai I'leb, ber (Wei'iing. 
 
 Ray, (ir. race) «. l3d)tl)i)o(.) bcri'?p(()e, 
 
 The rack-ray. ber ^)^>^(^<'' . ©teiiiroct)e. 
 Rough -, fuller -. ber ®t.i(j)el:, 'hiaU 
 ffrrod)e. Oculaied - , ber ©piegelnc^e. 
 .Sharp-nosed -. b;e Siiiigtinfe. 
 
 Ray, t. l2)o[.] brr Void), 9t<iben. 
 
 Ray -grass, b.l« >J{til;flr.l6, ^lt\)>, 9tif» 
 peiKifii*. 
 
 Rayfort, r4 firt, «. bie bi.iiie Silie. 
 
 Rayleiia, lA les. ad). |lrnl)leitlo«. 
 
 Raze, rA^e, «. (3)ot.] bie ^ngiuer* 
 luiirjrl. 
 
 Rase, (fr. rnser) v. a. 1. fttjlrifi'lt, 
 jenloreii leiiie ©tnbt lo. 2. loidjeii, awit 
 |pfd)eii, AUifrn^en. 3. i (out) niifnrren, 
 pertilgen. 
 
 To ra/e a city to flie gronad. fine 
 ©t<tbt bein SJpben gleid) niiu-^rn. luDiff. 
 
 Razee, lazee, t. ta6 rnfirre Arieg^a 
 
 Raz<»r, lA'xiir. (fr. rasoir) s. I. a) 
 brt« ■Kafir' , S8nrt! , iPardierj , ©d)ernieiTer. 
 b) p(. Razors. 'OTeOVrilidje. Siiak. 2. Ka- 
 lors of a boar, bie jpaiier, ipatijiil)iif, 
 'Jangin()nf fiiifd ivilben ©d)!veiiif<. 3. bi< 
 ■J?agflimifd)fl. 
 
 Pacific raior, fin ©d)ernif (yiv tnir eincm 
 filberiien JJi'iljrer nil ttx iiii.ige, iiin @d)iiirte 
 jn perljilten. Spring — , tiai JJafirnieiTef 
 mit eincr gebfr. 
 
 Razor-bill. [Omitf).] ber Qd)trmtft 
 leri'djuabler , ba6 lorbipnfyerljutjn. --fisli, 
 10d)tl)i)ol.j bfr®d>enne(yerfiird), 'OTefyernldeii. 
 --pouch, ber 5^eutfl ber !Bartrd)frfr — 
 shell, bie ©d)nfibemurd)fl, Wefferfdjnle. 
 
 Razurable, rA zurabl, adj. f ge< 
 rd)rrfn, rafirt lucrPen fomieiib. Siiak. 
 
 Razure, razhdre, «. I. bag ■Unit 
 frozen, ©djabeii, 5{aPiren. 2. bai 3{abtrre, 
 bie niifgefratjtr ©(t)riit. 
 
 Re, re, (lar. <Sj.) fine SBorfe^fi't'e / bi« 
 eine 4\5ieberl)oluiig aii^rrilrft. 3iiiPe">'n per» 
 nieljrt fte bie einiadje '^eDciinnii] enic* 233i'r» 
 te6 iintirbriirenb, j. ''&. in rejoice, re- 
 c o ni ni e n d . r e e e i V e. 
 
 Rea, ICC. f s. Ipornig -TJffiniivi.] bef 
 
 Ree, j Jure (= 2',^ -4.»|eunig>. 
 
^52 Fate, far, fall, fat. SU, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6ud. Ti'ihe, tub, full, t/iin. THU. 
 
 KEA 
 
 Reabsorb, reabsorb', V. a. nltbtt 
 eiiifniigen, luie^cr iterfdjiurffii. 
 
 ReabSOrption, reabsorp'iihnn, 
 «. bit 5ajie&er«(S-inriiugiiiiG, bn6 233ie&cr> 
 a3crrt{)tu(ten. 
 
 Reaccess, reaksli', *. fer erntiierte 
 3iigniig Pt>. Sutr'tt, ^i^ 2Biet>erfiiiiff. 
 
 Reacb, relsh, (niiflclf. racan. rtcan. 
 raecan, hraecan; QpU). rakyan ; recfen, reh 
 d)cn), '" praet. rauglit, v. a. 1. (Griun*) 
 reic^en, Iflii(jeii; (forth ii. out) nii^flrerfcn 
 (Me ipniit K.). 2. i a) niifbreitfii. b) (to) 
 iibergebeii, I'lberreidjeii. 3. ((Friuiifi) erreirfjeii ; 
 fiMiiiiifii ju oft. oiif. ., fciS jii , &i^nuf.., 
 triften, nef;nicii , iti Cic ipiiiiB iicljnien. 4. 
 G"iiifm jii ^aiitfii fmnnieii , jiifiMiinieii (luic 
 I'. 55rii'feii ic.>. 5. i a; (S-tiim* crreid)eii, 
 fli'Iiiiifien }ii... b) (toi rfiiteii ibifju-.). 
 c> Purct)Priiini'ti , iHT|lfi;fH, l-cnrrifeii, Piirrt): 
 frf)iitifM. d) fierii()riii (Pen 23t'ri'liiiiPF. e) ent> 
 fprfd)cii , niijjfiiii'fffii t'fiii letiicr -Jlbild)' 2C.). 
 t( iniucben. South. 
 
 He reached (to) me an orniigc, ft 
 rfid)re, Inngts iiiir eiiie ^oiiieraiije. The 
 ship reached the port in safety, bC[{- 
 (Ed)iff frri'id)fe tuoljlbehaltfii Pen .ipafen , lii't 
 H'Ol)Un'l)illteil in Pcil.SpiitViI fin. We readi- 
 ed Lirerpnol on Thursday, luir erreid)' 
 trii SiiHTpooI nni Donnerflng, luir fanieu 
 <\ni SiMiiiiTilng vvr Sn'crpi'ol nil. If these 
 examples of grown men reach not the 
 case of cliildren , let them examine etc., 
 luenn Pii'fe 23diVicIe i>rn (S-nund)fcncii nuf 
 jviiiPfr fi'inc aiiiiveiiPiniu fiiiPfrn, (o fngt (t« 
 lliirerru(t)t'n tc. Thy desire leads to no ex 
 cess that reaches blame, Peitl SBunfC^ 
 filfjtt ju feincrtdpcluawerttjen 'Sluffc^weifiinfl. 
 To — the bottom of a river, ben 6)riin6 
 rine« iJl'ifT''^, Sfu^flrtinb pnPen. To -one's 
 hand, einciii )u i>iinPen foinmen, in ^e. 
 innnPS ^{tnPe feninien. When fliis reach- 
 es you, luenn ©ic' Piefe^ (©djreiftcn) er> 
 i^alreti, I cannot - the price of it, ei ift }n 
 tijeuer fijr tnicft, e& if! iiiir ju t()ciier, |o 58iel 
 fatin id) Pnfijr nid)t geben, \o oitl &elb fann 
 Id) nid)t Pnmn luenben. 
 
 Reacli, V. It. 1. rfirf)en, (Id) erflrcrfen 
 (to, bii jii). 2. 1 rfid)fii, firt) erjlrerfen. 3. 
 n'cit md)tn. 4. tcid^cw , (at) (nugeu (nncft). 
 5. 1 (after) (Ireben (nad)). 6. fi*^ morflen, 
 f. Retch. 
 
 Tills reaches of him, ba6 trifft 6ei if)ni 
 fin. To — forward into futurity, in 6ie 3'l> 
 funft einPrinfleit. To - up to.., rei(t)en 
 in . . , b\i in oPer nii . . . 
 
 Prov. Great men have reaching hands, 
 tie Slnne irr Ci)ri>&fn reid)eu mit; iljre 
 ^nd)t erilrerft fid) lurit. 
 
 Reach, t. j. bm 9{cid)fn (Jrrfitten, 
 bit (5-rce(d)uni]. 2. P'c ilOrire, (yntfrrnnng, 
 bii W)ol;in tnnn rrid)rn f.mri , bii lui'ljin fin 
 Ding rcid)r; j. 5). Tu^ bnok is not within 
 oiy -, id) fiiMu bcit -biirt) nid)f frrfid)fn; 
 It hi out of my -, id) fiiiiii ti iild)r rrri'h 
 d)t!l; the bottom of the sea is not within 
 the — of a line or cable, eiiir i£d)niir, fin 
 Jtabrf fnnn Pfn 07?rrrrfnniiiP nirt)t rrri'id)in, 
 flpijl ni(t)t bif iiiit Pen •Wi'i-tTiSiininP ; iln-r.- 
 njay he in any mit k — a miok «liiih cti-.. 
 e* fnnn ^iiifin em "iiiid) }iigiiiig(id) iVin, Piif 
 
 K.; within - of gnn-sljol. t'l? illlf ijlllirfll: 
 
 f(^u|j)i>ei(e, ciii.ii £d}iijj pieit. i. i bui ^rr 
 
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 tnSgen, bte J^O'flff'f; "Wnt^f; J- 55. He 
 used all the means within his — , er IVftllPte 
 afle ?Kiftel nn, Pie il)tn jii (5)e6ot jliinPen; 
 the causes of phenomena are often beyond 
 the — of human intellect, pie llrrn(t>en I'On 
 "ipljnnotnenen fann Per tnfnfd)lid)e SSerflnnP 
 oft ni(i)f ergriliiPen, nid)t fiiffcn, cntgcljen 
 Pein tne:if(^li(^f!i aSerilanPe rfr; the myste- 
 ries are not within the — of human mind. 
 Per tneni"d)lid)e &tii\ reid)t nid)t Pie ju Pen 
 "Wpilcrien; it is not in my -, it is not 
 within the — of my power, ti flel)r llid)t 
 in nieiner ^OJiicftt; -of tiiought. per ®d)nri' 
 finn, Pie tiefe @infid)r; to biing into one's 
 -, ©inein (&tn)ii6) nni)er bringni; be sure 
 of yourself and your own - to know, leriU 
 jo tud) felbfl lu eure gnhigfeiren fennen; 
 strain not my speech to grosser issues, nor 
 (0 larger — than to suspicion, jirl)! feine 
 lirgeren <Bd)\u{\e au6 incincr 9{cPe ii. fdjopft 
 Pnraufi 9{id)« iceitcr ni6 ^nbad)i. Shak. 
 4. bi\i aScilreben. 5. Per fiiinilfltiff, liilige 
 *ilnrd)lng. 6. Pie '31ii6Pcl)niiiig, Per 3{nuni. 
 7. (bci itoeeleuien) Pie G'ntfernunfl jiuird)en 
 jiuci ^unften nn ben llfevn einr« ty'"!!'^/ 
 W)o Per ©trom ia gernPer 9(i(t)tnng flie^i; 
 the - of a river, tie ^reite be6 21rni5 eiiiefi 
 glnffe*. & bii« SEorgen. 
 & And oa the left hand, hell 
 
 With long reach interpos'd (u. Jiir 
 (infen ^nnb ing tveit au£gt'bef)nt Pie 
 i5>Mle ba4iDifd)en>. Miltow. 
 
 A man of deep reach, etn r<t)l<1>it'>^ 
 Scpf. Profound reaches, tiefe &inrtd)tcn. 
 Drawn by others who had deeper reaches 
 than themselves lo matters which thty least 
 intended, Piird) QlnPere, ucrrdjltigeiict al& 
 |1e, )u Dingen i<crleitet, Pie fie ntn SUeni^) 
 flen beaPfidxigtetu Hsywibd. 
 
 Readier, r^.'shur, s. Giner, bee 
 langt, Tcid)t, l)er6eil)cit , nu^Aretft. 
 
 ReacllletIN, leish les, ailj. 1. un 
 errfid)bar. 2. t triage, nad)linTig. 
 
 React, leaki', (I. reago) e. a. nvd) 
 einnuil fpielen, muitt aiiift'i^reii (ein @(^iiu 
 I'piel). 
 
 The same scene* were reacted at 
 Rome, biefelben ©jeiien eriieuerten (id) in 
 9{pm. 
 
 React, r. n. 1. [$l)l)l'. ] (on) ri'icf. 
 mirfeii , gtgeniuirfen , iuriirfiuirfeii duip. 
 2. iiirucficirfen , gegen einanPer ivirfen. 
 
 Reaction, leak'shiin, (Inc.) «. l. 
 [^t)i)f.j bie 9{udn)irfung, OJcgfinuirfuiig. 
 2. 1 a) bie ©egcniuirfung, Sdenfiipn. b; 
 [^niibet] bai ©teigen oP. Jndiii Per )pvci\t 
 (bit ixtife, 9?eiiftii)n>. 
 
 Read, leecl. dingrir. raed> J. 1. * ber 
 il{(itt), b\\i ^ifyrii. Pie Jienniniji. .Shak. 2. 
 ' brr ©priid), Denfrpriid). Speh.seb. 
 
 Rea<i, (.ilNijfir. raed. rad, red) pntet. 
 n. pp. Tend. i«(l. II. a. L Ififn (ftlUil* C^f> 
 
 rdjaffreiiff, fiifPnirfrre', 0)i-rnri)fnc», ^TL'tcn, 
 Jigiirrn i(.i;'(io. umoi (iiiifin t'orld'cii ; 
 (about) lufdjirlfiffit'e, wort) Per 3{fil)e iriVn ; 
 (ngnini uniPiT lri"rii. S. i u> IfiVii (fnVl)i-n, 
 ent^r(fl•lll. hi (iioui, (Piird) ■iifOPiidjiiiiiij) UT: 
 iifii (iuMii..SMAk. c) piirrt)rd)iiiu'M. 3. iniriiiP- 
 lid) IrljrriDlnVn (}. "i^. 'j)>i)ili>|i i>mr. il)rrip.iif). 
 4. * riUl)i-ii , auriititrn. .">ft»M;u. 6. ■- riU^ru 
 I'l-rmiirhrn). .Si'e.nsek 
 
 2. a) To read a muu's tlioiight> in hii> 
 
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 countenance. To — the interior 
 
 structure of the globe. 
 
 2. c) Who is't can read a woman 7 Shak. 
 
 At what price do you read tliis liorse, 
 
 i ivie viel glaiiben @ie, ba^ bie\t& ^\txO 
 
 to\1ti 7 
 
 To read on, jpeifer lefen, fortlefen. To 
 - out, 1. nnSiefen, biS jn ©nPe lefen. 2. 
 hint lefen, ()erlefcn ; f f)frfiigcn. To - over, 
 Piird)lefen, fibrrlefcn, rei'iPircn; to-slightly, 
 flnd)rig, i"ibfrl;in lefen, uberlrfen. 
 
 Reatl, V. n. 1. t rcben, fagen, fprt* 
 
 (i)t\\. 2. lefen. 3. lefeu, fJei^ig lefcu, viel 
 
 lefen. 4. (of) lefen (bon). 
 
 4. 1 have read of an eastern king who 
 
 put a Judge to death fur an iiiiquiloua 
 
 sentence. Swipn. 
 
 Read, red. adj. -, (geiualjlll.) well — 
 
 in.., bfiffen, ffl;r belcfen (in), befnnnt 
 
 fniit). A - man, ein belefcner (gelrljrter) 
 
 'D?i1lin. To be - in the writers, belefcn feill. 
 
 Readable, reed'abi, adj. le&bat, 
 
 Readeptiou, leaUepshuu, (lat.) 
 
 *. t bit SiiePmrlangmig. 
 
 Reader, reed ur, t. 1. ber Seijrec 
 
 2. Per (larft , (leipige ScjVr. 3. ber iBorlefer, 
 Seftor (bef. in Jvird)eio. 4. (ii)pogr.] Pet 
 ftcrteftor, Driirfi'erbrfytrer. 
 
 Readership, re^duislup. «. bai 
 25iirlf If taint, Pie iieftoriledc. 
 
 Readily, reUdele. adv. 1. i)|)ii« 
 ■JIiijlanD, Bijne SSerjug, f4)iicfl, glnrt), lcid)t, 
 rl)ne 'OJii'ilje. 2. gern. [gnt aPgiljeii. 
 
 To go off readily , to sell -, [ipanPelJ 
 
 Readiness, red-denes, s. 1. Pit 
 ■Sercitfd)afi. 2. i Pte g-fnid'"', iieid)tiflfcic. 
 
 3. Pie Sfreitiulfligfeit. 
 
 Readiness of speech, — of thought, — 
 of reply, Pie £fid)iigftit, ijirngfrit nn >£pr«f 
 d)en oP. un >21ii£Prucfe, iin Dtiifcn, im >21iit< 
 ivcrten. -of wit, —of mind (in suggestinc 
 an answer), bie ®fi|lr*gigriiiuart. - ia 
 paying, bit <Pi'inftiid)ffit im iifinijien. - 
 to please, bie ®efofligfrit. Tliry received 
 the word wiih all — of mind, i; fie liill)iucH 
 Pa« SEort niif ganj luiUigiKJ). Wiih -. mit 
 'Sertuniifligfeit, btreitiuidig. To be in -, 
 in Serciifdjiift fein. To be in - to. etc.. be' 
 reit fein )U it. To set in -, in •35erfitfd)nft 
 fei)en, bereir iniid)en, bereit l)iiUeM, bfriirrii. 
 . am Joyful to hear of their -, id) fri'irt 
 mid) iu ^Dren, bi\^ lie fc^ou geri'iilit finb. 
 He was always in a — to do it, er lu'p jli^ 
 lifts bfrcitivifiig Pnjji flnPen. 
 
 Reading-, reed!ng, s. 1. bai £e> 
 \t\\, Pie Cefiing. 2. bie iBorlefting. 3. Pit 
 Seltfenljeit teeftiire). 4. [^JJljiloI. u. J?rifif] 
 pie Sefiirt, Cefenrt. 5. ber .Roniineiiriir, Pie 
 WioiTe lubfr ein (J)eie$ :c.). Encve. 6. [L't< 
 i)i*l.) Pie iBrrlffnng (finer ^i(l). 
 
 A man of extensive reading, elU 
 ffl)r brlcftltrr ^iinn. A bill nin»t usually 
 have three seveisl readings on ditfeieitt 
 (lays before It can be pas.^cd into a law. 
 rinc Sill iniifi ariv5t)nlid) jii Prei i>err(fei(Pei 
 iifii O.Vnifii u. an Derfd)>t'Pi'iu'n Ingi'ii i>rit< 
 irirn iDerPfii, et)e fie in ein (i)i|Vi) iMTivaiii 
 PfltierrPcn fann. The Jews had iheir weekly 
 -s of the law, bci Pen oi''"-''" iwiirPe Piii 
 (iJciVt) irPe a5od)f &feiiriiit) t'oriiflriVw. 
 
 Reading-desk, 6,l5 CiiVv'illt ; <ll)0f 
 pull, --lamp, bte SttKiriiunpe. 
 
FAt**. far. fall. fa». Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move. n6r, gol, 6il, cl6ij(i. Tiib»<. Iiili. fnll. i//in. THis. 7.73 
 
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 Readjoiirn, readjurn', V. a. 1. 
 )uin imriteii 'OTiMt, w(t) timnnl, wititr vev 
 fl(j«n u6er rtut;ct)ie&«n. 2. t }"•" Jiueitfii 
 VJtMt, no(^ eiiiiiial, luieber vorlaten, ocr: 
 bfrrt)firiii. CoTCRAVE. 
 
 Hendjunt, leadjuxt', 4>. «. aMl'^rr 
 ill Crmuiiii briiiiKii. iwuftr jiiri'ct>t iiinrf)fii. 
 
 HendJiiNtiiieiitt leadjuiCiiieni. 
 «■ Pii6 ^ifCerjiirfcbfin.uteii , tut Wuttv 
 jiirfrt)rm,id)im<i , 2i>icfframTMiuii(j. 
 
 HeadllllKSiOU, leadnii.hun. 4. 
 bit ■lv5irrfriiiii}iiiii(7iiii'l . 'liMtPcreiiiliiiTir.ii). 
 
 ReMdillit, ■eldmic, ». a. wuttr 
 fi!ii.itT<ii , ii'irPtr |iiloiTeii. 
 
 Rt>adlllittatuce , readmii'iaii»e. 
 ( .inioi ^le iGiePereinliiJTuiifl , aDitPfriiiic 
 nnl)"if (in) 
 
 Rendopt, riadopt', r. a. ivicbfr 
 fliitijil'mfii, wu-ttr nniiehnicn. 
 
 Rendorilf leadorn', r. a. mittfr 
 f(tmurf<n , ii'iiPcr jitrcn. 
 
 Re«dver*eilC5', readrer'leuii. 
 s tu cninirrrf *iliit'»'rff.itiifm. 
 
 Ready, red'di. (r.tlfleir, raccl, hrid. 
 lirsed. adj. 1. do, for) btteit , (CT'tfl ijll', 
 frfrrtr rtfl)n(ffn. 2. ber(itu>i(!ifl, auflig; («<»• 
 trreir, fltnfiflt ie-t»B.i* )u thiiii), iin •JJfiinff'' 
 (ill). 3. baat i&t\i). 4. »ur ^fliie (frimt.. 
 5 (flfiibli (in) ftrtifl 'in). 6. t a) ali'it"i<l' 
 (fflftiiAtHiB K). l>) i(l)iu'fl (5.iffiin<i*frflir. 
 7 (hiirti(i, flfi'Aiuiiir) i"d)nr(:. 8. btqiifiu, 
 lfi*f (luihf, f iiri , iBie tin 2l5f(j). 
 4. A snpling pine lie wreucli'4 from oui 
 lli« ground, 
 Tlie readiest wenpon ( bie liAtfcllf 
 SlSilffc) thai Inn fury found. 
 
 Davoeii. 
 
 8. Tlie ready way to be Ihoiiglil mad. 
 
 i« to contend you are not no. (tic IrrCf)' 
 
 tffte "iUrr, fi'ir iinrrnJ) flrl;tilten iii iiur^ 
 
 brn, 1)1 K). Adoi«os 
 
 To be ready, bftfit, in $crfit)d)rtil 
 frill. To make -. 1. bcreit mnrf)fn pp. I}iil' 
 un, fcrreitrii. 2. (fflipr.) firt) bertitrii, fut 
 •rrtit haltfu. To gei supper or dinner -. 
 bni 91beiircfff II , WirrOiiieitiTni jiirtdjt nifl. 
 (btn. They mutt have aonie meat gni - 
 for them, lll.ltl IIIII0 ll)tKn &tlVi1« }lini (^IKM 
 |iire(f)t nin*en , brrrifrn. To get one'* «eif 
 -. fid) I'Prbrrettcn , fid) brrcit Ijnircii. They 
 were readier to etc.. fie hnttrn mrljr fiiil 
 }ii jc. - at liand. flieid) bfi bet ^anO. To 
 be - at band. i<rrl}Oiiben ot>. bo fein (». brr 
 3tit). A -wit, bie ©tiilerflfflfiiiviirt. - 
 paymeat, prmipte !8rinhliin<{. To make - 
 payment. proiliDt , ba>ir br^citjltn. He pay*. 
 — money for every lliing lie buy*, (r it' 
 jnl)lt 9inr« , ivii« rr fiiiifr , bnnr. A uliip - 
 for sea, — to xail, riii iVflrlfrriiflr* , irgM' 
 flnre^ Sdjiff. - to please, fltfiillia. To meet 
 with - purchasers, iviHioe Kiitifrr fiiibrii. 
 To meet with a - sale. rd)lltllrn iHlMni) fl": 
 6rn, dut Abgrhm (v- Waaren). A - money- 
 •rticle, (feiiiiPfl) rill 25iiflt.-?Irtif«I. 
 
 Ready, ude i. ttrtiti, ((t)on 2. 
 fpgirid) , firncf* , t>l)iit: '•}liif>d)iib. 
 
 Ready, «. e bm baart Qttlb, bir 
 fi^<irr<f).ift. 
 
 Rei dy, r. a. f in Crbiiiiiig bringrii; 
 faiiimeti ifir X'iiart). 
 
 Rearilriia, rcafTerm'. >. a. tvirbrr^ 
 ftclt, nodi eiiiHidi, luirbcr bi-l)niipccii. 
 
 liuyl. ■ deaUch. Worterkueh. I. 
 
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 ReamriiiHiice, r^afTtr'manse, ((5)e(b) )u pb. in Cmibcreien nnlenen, jum 
 bif luubrrljcirr bifriifriquiKi. _ pUnfnufe uon ®runb|lucfeii , ju Ciinbereitn 
 
 RealTorested, ieafror're8t«d,a(</. juenuenben, (fflelb) in Siiiibereiin iiiniuiiiu 
 
 [9ir(t)t6iVr.J vun dieiiem ju eiiirm ^aibe 
 (]riiiii(t)t. 
 
 Reag-ent, rcijlnt, ». [Q.t)t\n.] tm 
 JJrfltjcns, (jftfitiiiPirfciiCr ■JJtitrel, iyl. bit 3<t: 
 >i<|r:irii-U). 
 
 Reag'i^'ravatiun, i^aggiavi'- 
 >lnin . s [riMii.jfiittj. iitrit)(il!it:i'. ' Cu li'l^tr 
 grfi1).irict (i-riii.il)iiiiiijj u. £iri>l)iiiiij. 
 
 Reali, leeK. t. -j- rir 'binfc. 
 
 ReaUN, le^k*. (II. Jtiiil)?) < pi. e 
 Mr iQcrivirriiiu). To play -, ^.inbrl niu'.iii: 
 ijcn ; bo? lliitriiU ju ot'cril fffjrcii; icftniuibtii 
 u. briuifcii; \iit) ui>riiiiu(l)i)] ob. troijig od 
 PrrPeii. 
 
 Real, riil. ineuUU. realis; fr. lerh 
 adj. I. t Pb. " (jii XJiiiijrii, Hi(t)t |u »pirio^ 
 iirii |](l)6ri(]< nirft'iiriiit) , i£i)d>... B*lo». i. 
 \\\(t)ncl) , binglul), rnU. 3. luirfiiit) (iiui}[iiii. 
 iirbilDa), atis bem £:rbrn (]i'<]riffi'ii. 4. a> 
 .'i(tt >ni(t)( ucrtali'd)!). b> ninhr, (ffctuv. 6 
 i:i!ird>tiipr.J au6 unbri))r))li(l)i-n i)iiit)rii ot- 
 llrbv'llb; ). 25. -esiate. — pniperiy, ^u' 
 li(<]!iib(ii (4iitrr Pb. 0)riiiib(, tat uiiia'ii>((): 
 litter Srrnipyrii, 0)riiiibri()ciiii)uiu. 
 
 Real nn ion, [^urttlflVr.) blf billflllrt)r 
 Jllflgr. - light, b.»# CllliJlliljt ')it<t)t. - pre- 
 sence . ((briili. 9{tii(j.j f ir u«irflid)t P)fiitii 
 uMrt (Otjriili im *Jli!rnbiiiiil)l(i. - Madeira 
 wine. nd)t(r 'O.VuPrrn. Tur woman ai^pram 
 in her - cliaiacler. bili SiJrib ifl()t flit) 
 
 111 Herein )vnl)rrn Jtiirafter, {ngt fict), \m< 
 IK luirrnct) ijl- A - scene, (iiir &;cnt n\ii 
 briu Ciben. - ducsi, itt 6petii'6MiriU(ii. 
 
 - money, flmodlbr ''TOuilit. - secuiilv. 
 
 bit ')}t>^nbbrliiruiiig, SlVi4)u>criiii||. - Ure. 
 l.:^(iiibri) bit DitftUiirtrfl. 
 
 Real, / «^ [f<t)ola|l. ^l)i> 
 
 RealiNt, r^'aiist,^ lof.j brr ^{r.iiiu. 
 
 Real, ibit'iv. r lai; «. Ifpan.'IRuiiiiu.j 
 brr JiVrti ( - 40 -»(,nnvctti). 
 
 Realgar, leal^ar. (fr, reagal) *. 
 iQutiu.i brr Jie.iij.ir, ri<il)c 64)ie(f(«liiilcii:iiif, 
 ^iiiibrtrod), l'iiibiiird)iurfi'l. 
 
 Reality, learii*. «. i. Ht Sl3ir.'> 
 :id)rrir (b>if ipirai(t)f I>>nViii pb. SJprljAiibcji- 
 rriii), iUrfriihrir, JiniUMi. I bic iij.ii)ri)rii, 
 •itf(t)tl)ru, •iliifrid)iiafeii (brr Cirbe it.). 3. 
 bit itMrflKtfrit (rripa« 'll.<irriid)i;i, bir it>irr> 
 iid)e €iad)t>. 4. [in (rn ed)iilriij bit Jtta. 
 lii.U. 5. l'Jfect)f*fpr.J - ob. Realty. Cu 
 llnbrmr<jlid)fril , uiib(ivr()ii<t)r '&rr(l)>iif<.'til)tn 
 Pb. i)iariir bti (>'igriiri)iiiii(. Bi.ackstuxe. 
 
 In realny, m ttt il)iU, Wirfllit). lliei* 
 8 DO — in greatness, c>)ri>6i' l^at feme Hen-- 
 Iitiii. 
 
 Realizatiwn, realexA'shun, *. 1. 
 bit 2JtripirMict)iiiiij , 'iuitflicl)miid)HHfl, Hita-. 
 Iifiriiiii]. 3. brt« 9$iirfiibtrii, bit iSrrivtrtljiiiiij. 
 3. bie SSenutiibiiiii] ^ii £.iiibtrtirn, iiiin >itii; 
 fiiiift ppn 0)ruiibruirfen. 4. bit .^aiibUiiig, 
 bA inniiG-iiun* nl* luirfli^, al6 rtiuii* iUirf- 
 iid)(£ aiifiti)t btira<i)ut, brijaubriti bii£i5i(t)< 
 SSrrnrgrniuiirrijjtn. 
 
 Realize, realize, (fr. r^aliser) v. a. 
 I. rtrtlJilrfii, pmwrfli(t)c", roirflid) niac^cii 
 in Grfudiing briiiijen, bt(t)Ar:geii, (u iSiaiitr 
 bringcn, ins Wttl rictjttu, ftdUn ob. fr^cii, 
 nufinhrtn. 2. ptrfiibtrn , ju dMb ni.irt),ii; 
 prrivrrt^rii , (jcgtn bditrrtf Ci>tlb uiiifri^ru. .3. 
 
 btln. 4. (from) jir()tii (iSi'rtljfil au^...). 
 5. <[\6 luirflid), nis efiuii* 'HJirflid)o4 6ftroi1)» 
 tni , niuel^en, bel)iiiibcla. 6. fid) ucrgrgriii 
 ip.irtiflcn, 111 feintr fliuijtn ©tiirfe fiihlfii. 
 
 4. He never realized much profit from 
 his trade or speciilalion , ftil) 6)rf(t)ii|r, 
 fcin .§>iuibel, fciiic ©ptfiiuitipn bracftte 
 il)iti tut grv^tn £Surrl;til, lunrf il)iti nie 
 a5ii-l nb.~ 
 
 5. How little do men in full health rea- 
 lize their frailly and mortality, luie 
 iptiiig iifbtii ■Weiird)fii bii giirrr (4)cfiiiib» 
 tftit fid) I'oii il;rrr (i)i;brrd)lirt).'eit iinb 
 ®ttrblid)ftit fltnuiitiib 9{ei'()tii|d)nff ! 
 
 6. Who. a[ his tirehide , can realise 
 the diktress of shipwrecked ni;iriiier&? 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Realizing, realuing. adj. otf 
 
 grrtfiiipiirriiii'iio. [Dcr itniuljrtn. 
 
 Realiedge, r^alledje', v. <i. )pit> 
 
 Really, leale, adv. I. ivirfiid). 2. 
 
 ivirriid) , III btr Zifat. 3. ( in brr Xi)Ot. 
 
 3. Why really, sixty-five is somewhat 
 
 old. Ill ber Xiiat, imf iinb ftd)^iiii ijl 
 
 ttwai oit. YouNU. 
 
 Realm, lelm, (it. reame; fr.ro- 
 
 yaiiiiir> *. I. CIS Jicid). iJoiiiiirrid). 2. f ba5 
 
 Jitid) (bit ^crrri1)<ift , 3{iijiiTiiiig). 
 
 The realm ot England, biltf tnglifc^ 
 :l{rid) 
 
 Realty, le aii^. «. l. f bit Irtiie, 
 btr 0)fiu>rfoni. 2. + fur Reality. 3. 
 (•.Wrd)rtipr.| f. Reality. N. 5. 
 
 Ream, reme. ( nn(]t'lf. ream; fr. 
 lame. ». ,<4>,ipitif.j bil* 3{it6 (<J5iipitr, =s 
 .'0 !»iid)i. 
 
 Ream, 1. [Orrtl.] cream. - *. to 
 treniii. Ke.tiiiin. hiinilnl, frothing. 
 
 Reaiiiiiig', leniiMg. $. (-^tc^n.] 
 fit Hduiiiciiig , (^'-noriirniiiii tiiit'tf &Pd)t< 
 inittdii riiit'^ dioiimrutiit). 
 
 Reanimate, leau'emiie, (fr. ra> 
 iiinicr) r. «. 1. i iviebir bticbrii, ivirbti 
 Irbriibifl ni.id)rn . iiic L'fbtii (iiriicfriiftn. 2. 
 t ii'irfrr brkbiii; ^inrni ivirPcr OJi'iith niin 
 d)fii, oeniiiiibc -Wi'iiri) ii'itirr belfbeii, ©intn 
 aiifniiiiutrn. 
 
 Reailimiitioit, reaneinil'Khun, s. 
 I. I tat liJirfirP ifi>en. 2. 1 ba6 iliJitberi 
 filtt'i'ii , 'yiifiiiiiiitrrii. 
 
 Reannex, ■eannek<>'. 0. a. luiebte 
 fluiiiai'idi'ii ((11). luifbrr ucrbinbcn (ntit). 
 
 Reaiiiiexation, reannekxi'shun, 
 I. ba6 -iUici-cri)iMiiiiiigfii (ju) , ayieberbim 
 6rn, bit iiiiebrrorrbiiibuiig (iim>. 
 
 Reap, repe, (niigtir. rip, hrippe, 
 gerip) V. a. 1. (fiprn) fd)iiciDfn, triittn; 
 niit ti. pljnt down) tintrnrtn (tin ^rlb). 
 3. T "• i J*^ trnttn; (from, by) (iBprtljtil, 
 <7iiii)rn) i^iibrn (ppid, ittiftn iaui). b) pen 
 bitnrn (fid) iiiiiel)cn). 
 
 Reap, r. n. I. ; trnttn. 2. i trnttn. 
 Reaper, ti pur. *. btr <&d)nitter. 
 Reaping, te ping. ». bid @d)nei> 
 Pen, (yriiten. [tn ©riittjcit, Qriite. 
 
 Reaping-hook, Pie ■.£id)el. — -tiaie, 
 Reapparel, reappar'el. 0. a. Witt 
 Per iiiifieii>eii. (ber erfi1)eintn. 
 
 Reappear, reappere', v. n. tott* 
 
 4S 
 
754 FaU'. far, fall, fai. Me. met. Fine, fin. No. move, n6r, got, 6il, cl^iul. Ti'ihe, liib, full. l//iii, Tllis. 
 
 KEA 
 
 Reappearance, leappe ranse. 
 
 «. tie SS>ict-irirfd>i'muMn 
 
 ReappliCtlf ■(•II, reappleKii'^liiiii. 
 «. fcie H)lt^crl)^utt• aUiivfiiMiiuj; n>lt^erl,untc 
 aitiilreiifltiiui <^f^ cs)fi|1eAi. 
 
 Reapply, leappll'. p. «. wittev 
 nMivriiPiii. (Per timlfdiii ob. rnienncn. 
 
 Reappoint, re;*ppmiit'. v. n. iine> 
 
 Re«pp«»il»<i»»eilt , icappomf- 
 nieiit. s. tic •iBictevrtnilrlUmg, SiJitDtrtr. 
 tiriiiiiiiiii. 
 
 Reapp<»rti«ll, reaiipor'nln'n. r.n 
 U'ifber in ijliidif ^^cilc tlipilrii, jtirtinlfii. 
 
 Reapportlouiiieiit , tcaipor' 
 siiuiiiiieiit, « tit lipct)iuillifie, ii'irtiTliL-ltf 
 3utl)riltiiig, aSirr^nliiiin nvirf) fllrirtjeii ^hT' 
 tuMifti Pt. in fliciflien il)nleii. 
 
 Rear, leie. ifr. anlere) *. 1. CTCiiir.] 
 
 tcr 9?iii-f>jiig , 5(nd)trrtb, bit »7iii(1)i)iir, 5^111 = 
 
 ti-ni'iict)r. 2. 1 a; tie hinterile 3{eil)e, Uytc 
 
 Crrde. b) ter Spiiucriiriiiit. 
 
 2. b) Coins I place in llie rear. PeaCHAM. 
 
 To bring up tlie rear, tfii ^JJililnriib 
 flnfuljren , bifeljliflcii , iljn uiirrfiffrn lafffii. 
 To bring the -, i tril 3iifl 6rrd)!iff;fn. To 
 place in ilie -. &rivn6 in tell 5piiitiTiirimt 
 flctieH, (ciucr ©iirt)C) tie letjte 8re(le ait^ 
 Bjcifcii. 
 
 Rear-admiral. I. ter PJefirmitmiral, 
 fipiitreotiiiiriil. 2. tai ©ct)ifF. ivoriiiif ter 
 Oi'fleimtiiiirnl feiiie (Jingge aiifiiortccfr liat. 
 --guard, ter gT.KDiiifl , tn6 ^p.iireiTrfffrii. 
 --line, CWilit.] tie 5?iiiterlinif. --i*iili. 
 CiJJiilit.] til- ^piiirerreilje, tii6 Jpiiurmlift. 
 
 Rear, e. a. t >'••' «t"fr 9iari)l;iit vtr 
 fef)en. 
 
 Rear, ad). I. (nngrlf. hrero hal6 
 gnr, l)iil(> gefottcii. 2. (niigelf. araeram 
 [DerK.) friih. 
 
 Rear, (riiljreii; rttigelf. raeraio v. a. 
 1. fliifiuArtf briingeii. 2. Ijcteii ; (npi nui- 
 tid)tcii, frri(t)tcn (riu Webaiite). 3. i a) (to) 
 erijtbtii (jii). b) (up) fr}ief)cii, grpfiji l)en 
 (fiiiitcr). c) jietjeii, niitjichen (lljierc), niif> 
 briiigeii (Omige). 4. in tic $of)f ()rbrn, niif 
 t)tbet\. 5. mifrreil'en, niifjiigcii, niiiiliiiit'ern. 
 6. cilnngen , trtiunirrngf n. Si-enser. 
 
 3. a) Charity,' decent, modest, easy. kind. 
 
 Softens tlie high, and reari the abject 
 
 mind. Prior. 
 
 To rear the steps, tie <£d)rirtc ri(f)ti'n. 
 Up to a hill his steps he re.ired. eilie 91lP 
 i)bl)e l)inniif rid)tcrc er feiite ©Aritte. To - 
 ones self up, fi(^ erhcbeii, fein Wli'irf nuv 
 dH>n. He reared his frugal meat, er JPfl 
 fiil'ft fein fpnrlid)e« «»?iil}l. To - any one 
 up to virtue, ©inen jur lugent eriiflirn. 
 
 Rear, t>. «. fid) bniiiufii (v. 'Jferteii). 
 To - an -end. fid) bii {111)1 Ueberrd)lagcii 
 bfliinien. 
 
 RearillOllJte, rere'mouse. (nngflf. 
 
 hrere-mns) *. tic Rletfrninii^ , ©pcrfninu^'. 
 
 Rear^vard, rere'ward. ([>. rear) t. 
 
 1. tie >Jinrt)liiif, ter 9ifld)trnb. 2. 1 ba6 ®nte, 
 
 ber ©d)H)iini. 
 
 He was e»er in the rearward of the 
 fashion, er )unr iiiitiier ter le^te iin 3iige 
 ter •"Wrtp. 
 
 HeaRcenA, rcasslnd'. p. n. luietcr 
 flUtitriiv'M ; (i<. Icigei mictrr niifgelirn. 
 
 Rea<sren<l, n. n. (rinni ?Vrn :c.) 
 ivietor I'f lU'ige M , iinctrr liii'iiiifficiijiii tiii.. 
 
 REA 
 
 fid) mieter erhr.ben (in). 1 
 
 Reason, rezn. (iat. ratio; fc. ralson) 
 t. 1. tie liri"nd)e. 2. tie (rntiirriid)e. 3. ter! 
 ®riinD. 4. tn» ))ie<iH; tie ajidigfeit. 6. tnSJ 
 9vcd)t, tie (55ercd)rigfclt. 6. [^Ipljilof.] tie S5cr< 
 niir.ft. 7. 1 tie SBcrniinft. 8. ter ©d)iug, 
 25eriiunftrd)Iup. 9. pi. tii6 ®efprac^, tie Uii» 
 tiTl;i'ilriiitg. Shak. 
 
 By reason of.., ivegeil. By - that, 
 lueil. In -, in all -, mil -^iedjt, biflig, bi(li> 
 gtr iS3ei|'e. More than — , iuel)r nl6 (luie; 
 tittig. A« — was, uoii 9(ed)ti5 luegeii. It 
 were but — we (sliould trust God to etc.), 
 (6 luiire iiid)t inc[;r luie tillig, tag ivir 2c. 
 There is some - for... eS ill eiiiigtr ®riiiit 
 ri,'rl)aiiten )ll .. To assign good reasons 
 for.., giite ©runte fliifut)reii fi'it... To 
 ve ones reasons, feme ©ruiiDc nngetcn, 
 I'.iijcM. To render a - of.., ten ®ruilt, tie 
 Uno(ftc (eiiier ©iid)e) niigeteti. This - did 
 I hey render, tieftll Onilit grtbcil fie (111. To 
 
 any one -, C'ineiu ®ercd)rigfcit »)tter> 
 Itiljten liificn; &iiten befrieOigon. To do -, 
 •ytl'i^eit ll)iui. Tills is against, beyond, out 
 of all -, tifg IvUift witer ode SSeriuinft. To 
 Npeak -, ueriiuiittig iprei-^en, ueriii'inftig re; 
 Jtii. To hear -, fiil) beleljreii Mffen, fid) be> 
 Pi'iiten hiffiMi. To yield, to submit 10 -, ter 
 SSerniinft, ueriuMit'tlgen SBorflelUinflen ®cl)ijr 
 iieben. To bring any one to — , &inen }iir 
 i5eriuinft briiigrn, G-iiKin ten ^o>)f l"red)t 
 ftljetl. Kvery man claims to have — on his 
 side, i^ebtv ivill tn:5 9?ed)r niif ftincr ©eite 
 tjnbi-n. To have — for my rhyme, f tiip lunn 
 nu'iiicii P5etid)ten iwcrte (55cri'd)rigfeit luitcr; 
 fatjrcu Infieu, tiip tntine (i)ctid)ie *2Inflr,ng 
 ftnten iverten. Spejiseu. 
 
 Reason, v. n. l. (of) ciner iBndtt 
 iiad)forr(^en, torfiter niid)teiifcn , tciifcn. 2. 
 iirttieiien, fc^iiejieii; (11. in engercni ©iniie) 
 ueriu'iiifrig, rid)tig iirtljeilcii. 3. fiber (Sriuiif 
 iVrert)cii, (with) a) nut (>iiu;m rprcd)en ((Jmeit 
 turd) !8ciuei6gn'iiite jii uberjciigi'ii riicl)cni- 
 b) * fpred)cn, rcten, rcdjreii (iiiir;; plaiiteni, 
 fK^ iintcrljnltcn (nnr;. 
 3. a) Reason with a profligate son. and 
 if possible, persuade him of his errors 
 
 To reason within one's self, ©rii'il^ bfl 
 fid) beteiifcii , t'U'erlcgen, lofj G-tivii* jitni 
 05egeiiftnute friiie^ 9iad)tenffn5 niiTd)en. To 
 -high of.., gri'iutlid)e 55crrnd)tiiiige!i iiti: 
 llefleii fiber... To -justly, right, wrong. 
 rcdit, fniid) iirtljeilen, fdjlir^in. 
 
 Reason, t>. a. 1. tiird)tenren, I'lber: 
 tcnfe'n, iinterfiid)cn, erorrern. 2. tiivd) 
 (i)ri"iute tlbcrieugen, ii)p}U briiujeii ; j. 93. To 
 - one into a belief of truth, giiicn turd) 
 fflri'iiite jiim Oilaiibcn nn tie 2Ciil,n-l)cir briii; 
 gen, oernnliifyen ; te — one out of his plan. 
 G-inen tnrt^ ®rfinte uon feinem ^lane iib> 
 bringen ; to - down a passion, eine 2eiteii; 
 rd)aft lUtjgpcrni'iiifteln , mcgnrgiinieiitircn ; 
 men that will not be reasoned in their 
 senses. Crate, tie iiinn nid)t tiirc^ cyriiiiDr 
 jnr SBeriiiinft bringen fniin. (grfintlid). 
 
 Reasoned, i>eri:i"inftJg gefd)li^iTi'n, 
 
 Reasonable, re'znabl. adj. i.(bi-f< 
 fcr u. inotcrii rational) I'eriifiiifrig (mit 25cr- 
 iiiiiift bcgnbr) 2. ormniiiriii (poii ter 25it> 
 iiiiiirr nclcirer pb. firt) leireii l.ifynit ). 3. per; 
 Huiiftig, pcriiiiiifriirMiiiiJ , piTiuiiii'iniaiJiii. 4. 
 pcniriiitng, tiUig. 3 niauig (iiirt)r jii grow; 
 
 REA 
 
 ntetrig (im ^reife), nid)t jn tf)ener, biflig. 
 6. jiem(id) (Qunntitdt 10. 
 
 K reasonable sum in damages, einc 
 biflige, ni.igige (5-iitrd)atigiingeHiiiitne. - ai.l. 
 (9{ed)t»f>)r.] eine 9lct Sehiigclt, eIne -JlbvVU'p, 
 tie ter £el;enl;err ppn feincn -^ISadui'rn .111= 
 fprlc^t, urn (cine lpd)ter aiisjiirteiiern poic 
 feincn ©pt)ii jum 9?itrer jii nind)t'n. 
 
 Reasonablenes.<«, le'^nabines, 
 s. 1. t ber Siiftant , tii man mir Syprninnt 
 bcgabt ifl. 2. tic 25erni"iiifrigfcit (enuT O'v; 
 ivarrung jc). 3. t bie SSenuiiiinnaijigfut. 
 4. tie 23ifligfcit, •0}iagigfeir (einrr jypvOi'riiiigi 
 
 Reasonably, reznabie. <tii» 1. 
 ucrnrmftig, perniliiftiger 5J3i'ire. 2. t'crnriufj 
 tig, biflig. 3. jiemliit, mngig, einigcfOJJaiiia. 
 
 Reasoner, re'^mir. *. 1. ter J'l'' 
 fd)cr, Denfer. 2. ter S&cniiliiftler, fili'igur, 
 ©rubier, ©d)ma^er, SDprtfampfer. 
 
 A close reasoner, ein griiiitlid)er DcM! 
 fer. A fair -, G'iuer, ter ri(l)rig, uernuutrig 
 iirtljeilt. Ifatlte) Urtl)cil, ter ©d)UuJ. 
 
 Reasoning-, re'mitig, s. i<\6 iac< 
 
 Fair, false, absurd, strong, weak r en- 
 son in g, ein uernilnftiger, faird)er , nl\Yf 
 fdjninrfter, ^oltbnrer, iinljaltbarer ©djitifj. 
 
 Reasonless, re'znies, adf. 1. IIIK 
 pernunfrig, iierniinfilofi. 2. iinperuuiifti^ 
 (nibern). .Suak. 
 
 Reassenibla«-e , reasslnrbiaje, 
 I. tie 2l3ietcrfaiiimliiiig , ^leterperbiiituiig, 
 ta6 523ieterjuramiiieniiil)en. 
 
 Reassemble, reasslm'bl, ». ». 
 mieter fammcln, ucrfiinimiln , jufammeiiiio 
 l}en , uerbinten, jnfammenbringcn. - v. /». 
 lid) iwieter ju|"animcnjiel)';n. 
 
 Reassert, reassert', V. a. ivirtrr 
 befjaiipten CJlnfprnt^e , eine Celjre, einrn 
 H)rpii 20. (rtbtrcten, jiirrirfjcrin'n. 
 
 ReaSSijOrn, leassine', v. n. )viit('C 
 
 Reassillltlate, rcas.siin'elJiie. r a. 
 iiiicterglfid) pt. iil;nlid) iiiad)cn, peral;iiiid)eii, 
 affimilirrn. 
 
 Reassitnilati(»n , reassiuiela'- 
 «,huii. s. tie '2Biebenieral}iiIid)iing, tic iuie» 
 terhplfc ilmintiati'.ni. 
 
 Reassttine, reassume', (tat.) v. a. 
 mieti-r aiiiieljmcn. 
 
 To reassnme one's heart, H)ieter i^iTJ 
 faffeii. [*. tie 'iS5ietcrniinal)nie. 
 
 Reassninptiou , leassum'shun, 
 
 Reassurance, reashii'ranse, t. 
 li)ii'd)tcipr.j tie aSJieterucrfic^erung, 9{i"i<f« 
 perfirt)eriitig. 
 
 Reassure, riashure', V. a. 1. ^-incn 
 mieter beriihlgen, G-inem mieter ^Wiitl) ein< 
 iprfdjrn, tie t5iird)t benct)mcn. 2. mietet 
 pcrfidifrn, afyefiirircn, rilrfpcrMd)ern. m 
 
 Reassiirer, rcashu rur, «. ^ineajfl 
 ter ivicter prnidjcrr, rnttperi'id)ert. • 
 
 Reastiness, rees'ienes, «. [f p&. 
 OorTl. I ter ranjige (iJerd)mncf , tie 9?anjigf eit. 
 
 ReaSty, rees le, adj. [-f 06. jOertf.J 
 rnnju). 
 
 Reate, rete. s. [58rt.] ta« 9Jict(jra«. 
 
 Reattacii, reaitatsh', V. a. mictcr, 
 iipd)nuil^ ptrliiifrrii, pfanben. 
 
 Reaftacitaiieilt, leattatsh'ment, 
 t. [•JvcrtifciVri Die abrniialige SBerliafruiig, 
 ■IBieterprrf)afriing; "lijifterpiantiiiig, mirter* 
 iiplre •T.Manrima (iipd)niau' i>erriid)eH. 
 
 Reatti'iiipt, icaiiC-iiit', e. a. wicb-tt. 
 
Falp. far, fall. fat. Mi. met. Fine. fin. NA, move. n5r. sjot. 6il. rloi^tl. Ti'ihe. fiih. fnll. i/zin. Tlli.s. 751 
 
 Reave ) ri»e, (OU<JfIl'. reafian) t>. «. 
 
 1. I Orrrl. I ivr.irfijJMi , lurgblnffn. 2. " (of. 
 
 ({rfliibdi <riiirr '®ftrt)f). 
 
 R<*b:iptiKm, reliap't'/m. ( 
 
 Kot>»p(izatiou,reljapiexi'«liun.^ 
 
 t. t\t K-irPiiriiiiff. [rauffn. 
 
 ll«*l»nptiKe, ribaptlze'. I), n. iviettt 
 
 Rebaptizerf ribaptizur, *. in 
 
 03il•^frtl^lnVr. 
 
 Rehnte, riliilf '. (fr. rebAttre. r«I)«t- 
 tre) 9. a. I. aiiShoMfH, niit S?pM(hti(tn jif 
 rfii, rifffii, riffflii; lllhrm.) ffflflfpriiii<i niu. 
 bi'hrf'i. 2. rtuiiipf mmbfti 'Tirnvf^n. 3. i m 
 ^nmpffIt, f(f)inaff)f n , iicr!--.;:iPfrn, n1ln^n:ll, 
 miirfni. b) b(mrirf)i<i«n. 4. (i^iiBrtJ nbjir- 
 t)tn. (0. '^reiic) n<\<t)\,^^tn. 
 
 Coat* of arms rebated, ( $fraI6. ] 
 BPni'Pfii niit riiuiu ^fijei(<»fn. 
 
 Rebate, p. n. frf)ivii<f)fr ivrrbrn. 
 
 Rebate, «■ Mr '■}liift)cf)liina, 9{i(t'unti. 
 
 Rebate, ifr. rab.iU) ^ «. I. 
 
 Rebateinent, rebiite'nient.S Mr 
 S5 rmln^rrun<J. "i. (fivoll^r() Brr?Itjii(i. 97n(t)! 
 Iiig, •?fot'.ift. 3. |^^r.1I^.J fa6 95ri}fi*rn. 
 
 RebatO, rh>i'il\. $. i. Rabato. 
 
 Reberk, rj'bek. ifr. rebeo *. t Mr 
 ^rr!l.^ili<^f Wrinr. 
 
 Rebel, rcU'el, rr.lt. rebellid) ndj. 1. 
 amrfihnid*, roi6rnVi;iit^ , rrbcHirrt). 1. l wh 
 ttrarrbci\t>. [rfibrrr. 
 
 Rebel, *■ ^rr Jfrbrfl, (?nip5rcr, 9liif 
 
 A rebel H> . . . (f iiirr , brr {id) nuftrljnr 
 
 flfflfM . . . 
 
 R<*bel, rjltel', 0. n. (a^ainot) 1. ; 
 fid) ftnporcn, fid) niinrhnm, rcbcriirrti (flrgcii). 
 I. 1 fill) niiflrf)iirii (flrnrtn. 
 
 Rebelled, rmporr, r»firftif<(>. 
 
 Rebeller, rebel'lur, «. err 3itktR, 
 iJiifn'ihri-r, C>-tnporfr. 
 
 Rebellion, rlbel'y'm, lint.) «. ^rr 
 9Iiifriil)r, fcir (fit'.p6riiiifl, Dfrfrflipn. 
 
 Rebellion)!, r^bel'yus. adj. I. Allf: 
 
 tfihrifd), rrhrfliirf) lvl^rrf■fhlid). 2. f aiifruhr 
 errffiriib- — "Ho. Rebel'lioMsly, nui: 
 tuhrifd). ait OWbttl p^. ©■niporrr. 
 
 Rebelli«>uBneNm, rcbel'vumiei. 
 •. tni ^liifruhriff^c, niifrul;rir<t)r, luibrn'r^- 
 H<bt Si^fiifhmfii. 
 
 Rebello^v, rJbel'iA. r. n. i ivirbrr 
 Miifrn , ivirCfr brfiflrn. 2. ? mirbrr truncii, 
 Wirbrr fd^iiflrii. Dryueji. 
 
 Reblesi*, rtble*', p. a. n)ir^rr frfiiifn, 
 l»ir^('r frtrruen. [fcr Milljfit. 
 
 ReblOKJSOin, reblnn'suin. r. n. iviri 
 
 Reboation, r^ixU'iinin. «. tai 
 B3iftfrrd)iiflfii , 'JL•ie^rr6r^lfle^ , frr SCirbrr: 
 Jiifl 'H}iffi'rfd)<ifl. (I}i0'f1 tufr^fll. Elyot. 
 
 Reb4»il, reboil'. V. n. {Jfirr fniinni. 
 
 R<rboun<l, relinund', ifr. r<-boiidir) 
 ». n. |^^hi)f.J 1. iiirri<fiVrtii.irii. jiirurfftirfliMi, 
 Jiirriifprnncii, (iSpriiflrii, luirCrr niiffprinijfii. 
 i. ivirDcrhiiflfii (i<. (5'd)P). 
 
 Rebonnd, e. «. l. }iirri(fivrrfcn. 2. 
 ttir^erhn(lflI <riii OJcniiifd)). 
 
 Rebound, «. I. brr 9jrirfpriin[, bn# 
 Siinlrfpr.ifldi, gd'pr.iflfii. 2. i brr 9{iirfprofl. 
 
 Relirace , rebr4se' , v. a. mirbrr 
 fpaniif n, mtftr flcirten (bir ©rhiirii zc). Gk*v. 
 
 Rebreatlie, rebreTHe-, t. n. wit-- 
 brr lUlMiirn, rin.irhiiirii. 
 
 Rebuir, icliul'. dr. rnhhiiiT<y. reliiif- 
 fodej «. 1. brr -Xridili^e, 5{iicfi"d)in;i, tie 3ii- 
 
 KLC 
 
 rrirfiDerfiing. 2. t bir nbWlnfligr 9ltitroprt. 
 
 To meet witli a rebuff, flt»griv>ir|eu 
 lurrfrii, ^rn .fiilrjrrn jirhrii. 
 
 RebuflT, e. a. jiirurfftcgrn, iiinlcff 
 I'diliiiU". jiiriKtjrribrn. 
 
 Rehuiltl, r^bild'.^ v. a. 1. f mirbrr 
 
 Rebild, ^oaiifii, niift><)iirn. 
 
 •2. t u'll■^l■r iiirrtrflrn. [frlnfiurrrl). 
 
 Rebakable, rebukabl, adj. tn-. 
 
 R<'bnlie, reuuke'. (iiiinil. rebiiqiier> 
 0. a. (5-iiirn r<t)rirrn, nii*rd)rircii, inbflii, (ti= 
 iifiii rinfii SBmori* ncpfii, gScrivfirfr iiiiiil'rii. 
 
 To rebulie any one for.., (S'liieill Qt- 
 iwiif rmurirrii, (5-rniii6 ruijrn. 
 
 Rebuke, *. l. brr labrf, Srnvrid. 
 2. W brr totofi, tdjliifj. 
 
 To be w'iiiiniii rebuke, ctjnt tattt frill, 
 riu trtbrllPiVe, iiiirAtrll^iiftrs i'rtrii fill^rru. 
 
 To give any one a -, Q-|MrM Oll6(<^Cltri1, 
 
 .ui^)>iiirrn. 
 
 Rebnkefnl, r^biike-fAl. ad}. tattU 
 iud)tifl cBftMiV^) ; ijnrt. frtj.irr, bitrrr dGcrrri. 
 — adt. R r b 11 k r ' I u 1 1 y . tiJbclllt, imr In- 
 pri. mir I'lt.TfVii 'iBorti-ii. (I.iMrr. 
 
 Rebnker, lei.iikur. #. brr €d)i-irrr, 
 
 Rebullition, r^iiiillinli^n. t. -f 
 bii» '.Mnni'iiHrn, rUuffmiirrn. ((Jrn^nl. 
 
 Rebnry, iei<er'ri. v. a. mirbrr br-. 
 
 RebUH, i«'bu«, (D. Int. re») pi. re- 
 biikcu. «. I. rill l^ifb, rine 95iIbmVt)riff, 
 iiiii finrii 97rtmrn, riii *!l5i<rt 6nriu(l(ilrii. 2 
 bii? 'ie»rttpitl, "hJorrbilS, 2i3i'rt:, •»iiil)|t.il'rn: 
 rnri)|rl. 3. (bri riiticjrti djciuti'd^iit £(t)ri|i< 
 ilr(lfrii) «» I'rtitrrWildj. b)(bi«n».) bie fflriinb' 
 fiibilniij. 4. I^rrnlb.] bn# rrfriibr SD'ippfH- 
 
 Rebuse, e. a. f fpppni, l;ol}iieM ; (OD- 
 and) liiiu; aliuae. rebuke. Shak. 
 
 Rebut, ribut', (fr. rebuter) e. a. 
 [bif. Ill bir iXrd)r5rpr. J jiirijrf fdjiiiflrii , nb^ 
 ii)fl)reii (biirrt) OJruiiPr). 
 
 Rebut, V. n. I. ^ fittf )iiriii(fitrb(ii. 
 2. [5{i(t)t6|pr.j bir •Jtiitmrrt atif bir iriplif 
 cnirrirtifii. 
 
 Rebntt<^r, ribut'iur, «. [Wrtt^tffpr.l 
 tir 91iinucrf .uif btr inplif. 
 
 Recall, rekull'. B. a. 1. )iiru(friifrii. 
 rrirfriifrn, luirbrr riifrii. 2. (from) juriicfbr: 
 riiffii, (ibbcriiiVii (lu'ii, <ni6). 3. lvl^rrrllft:ll, 
 jtiru(fiirl)min i2yorrr jc). 4. fuiifigrii. c.if; 
 ffnibiiicii (rill iiiipiral). 
 
 To recall to life again, ill$ 5rbril jiu 
 riirfriifrn , jiirucfbriiiflrii. To - lo one's 
 mind, (f-iiiriii iii6 0)rbi)(t)ti4j inritcfnifcii, 
 ©•inrii rriiiiirrii an. . . 
 
 Recall, t. I. brr 9{u(fruf. 2. brr 
 'HSiDrmif, bie 3iirri<fiuil)iiie. 
 
 Past recall, iiiiiuibrrriiflic^. 'Tis past 
 -, r# Ingt flit iiidjt niibrrii. 
 
 Recallable, liklllabl, adj. )it; 
 rriffiU'riifcii, jiirilrfbrriifrn, obbrriifrii, H)ibi'r= 
 riiicii n'crbfti fBiiiiriiO. M.tDi.tos. 
 
 Recant, lekant', (Int. recanto) v. a. 
 luibrrriifrii, jiini(fiir()iiirii (ffliliibDc 2C.). 
 
 Recant, p. n. iviDfrnifcii , rinr ^r: 
 fiiiruug, ta^ (HicfaQft iiitilcfiul;iiicii , iiiri'itf! 
 trrroii. 
 
 Recantati(»i. , rekami'siiun, t. 
 brr 2J3ibfrriif, Pic 'iljibcrnifimij. 
 
 To make ajiiiblic recaniHtion, p{fillt: 
 !id) uMPiTriifrii. 
 
 Ilecaiiter, rkaiit'nr. t. ttx "33iiTr 
 rufi'r, &iiiiT, Crr luibi-rruft. 
 
 Recapacitate,rikapa«'etite. P.O. 
 roirbrr bcf.iltifirii. 
 
 Recapitulate, rekap't'tsln'ilaie, 
 P. n. fiirj . fi'n-jiiil), briii J5)iiiiprinl)(iirr iMcft 
 roifbrrhi'Irii rrfrtiiinilirrii. 
 
 Recapitulation, rekaiMttsln'ila'- 
 slnin . *. tie fiirjf, (iffrniifltr <ICicbfrbt>i:iiiq 
 brr $>niiprpmifte br6 ©rfiigrrii , Sfefopirm 
 Iiiriiin. 
 
 Recapitulatory, rJkap?('tN!ii)- 
 lin'ire. «((/. rrfiipttiilirciif , ffirjliit U'lffcri 
 Iji>(pMb. - exerci.sex . iirbiiiigiMi iiir 'Ji'rfnpi* 
 tiil.itiiMi (bf# fflfltrrirrii ;c.). 
 
 Recaption, r^kapXimi. ((<)t. re 
 II. capiio; «. (?(r(l)t?rpr.J tt\6 *S5irbcnirl)iiirit, 
 bir "IDirDmirthiiir, 'JJrfiipriir (brr iinred)riirt)ft 
 '^Griir in i8rfd)lo.(i flriiPiniiiriirii Spabt jc.i. 
 
 Wrii of re cH pi inn. Drr 9frfiiprurbrff h(. 
 
 Recaptor, reklptur, #. brr <D3ic« 
 btriirl)iiirr (riiirr ^rifr) 
 
 Recapture, r^kap'islnWe. <. i. bie 
 <n3irPrni(ihiiir (riiier ^riff). 2. bir inirbi-niff 
 iiptiiiiiriie -rrlfr. [(ciiir 'iJJrifr). 
 
 Recapture , p. a. luirPrriirbtiifti 
 
 Recariiiry, lekar'nefi, v. a. -f )viti 
 brr ill Jirii'it I'l-nofliibrm. 
 
 Recarry, lekar'ri, p. a jiiri'i(ftrrt» 
 (jrii, jurrirfbriiiiifn. 
 
 Keca.<t, lekaxt'. V. a. 1. mirbrr ivrr» 
 ffii. 2. iiniijit'gi'ii. 3. iiriiinbrrn, roll 9iriiriii 
 fpruirii. 4. ivirbrr, iiCit) riiiniiil, iiPdjiiiiiK 
 brr!d)!iiMi, rit'rrrrrf)iifii. 
 
 ReCetSe^ ic&ecd', (dnt. recedo) p. n. 
 1. (from) jiirri(fiurirt)rii, jiiriltfrrrtrn, }urii(t» 
 flr()rn, (iPiwrid)rn (pimd. 2. t (from) 95rr}ic^{ 
 Iriffrii (niif), nbilfl)oti (iipii). 
 
 R*'Cede, p. a. wirprr nttrrtrn. 
 
 Recedlnf^, le.eed lug, «. Act of 
 -, bif SfrKf.'.btnmiii]. 
 
 Receipt, i^dte'.^ilat. reeeptnc; fir. 
 
 Receit, ^ recetto s. I. bie 
 
 'lliifiiiiliiiir, (iiiriilriiO 2. i a) bir iMiifiifll)itie 
 (Mi' ill fid) "Jliifiidjiin'in, ^IniMfjmr. b) « brt 
 (Jiiipfiiiig, bir ij|iifiinf)mr (^riuiHfpiiimnHiig), 
 3. bni ^rfniiimrii, &rl)nirrii; brr ©iiipfniiij 
 (riiir* 93ririfS 2C. ). 4. ( 6rr Ort, lup 0)rt9 
 riiigriipiiiiiirit ivirb) bie 6iiiiiii()tiir; || (lie - 
 of cum cm, err 3pfl. *5. ( griui!i|)iili(ft pi- 
 I eeeiptH) bir (?'iHiiiiIiiiir, ba$ ritigriiptiiniriie 
 Olfip, Ht riiigigiiiigriicu fflrlbrr. 6. f brr 
 ■Miifriithnir^prt, bns "^tfjiilfiiig. Shak. 7. bie 
 ■Brrd)fiiiiguii)). Qiiirnuiii, bcr &mpfrtiigfd)oiii. 
 8. tni 9{i'}rpr, bir 9Irji'iu'iurrr(()rcibimg. 
 
 Upon tlie receipt of a wound, iut 
 3IiigfnHi(fr, iwp iimu rine 5S3iinbe rrl)mt. 
 To give a -, ones -, qiiirtireit, Quittiiiig 
 gcbrii. - in full, bie OJriifriilqiiittiiiig. Oii 
 -. grgrii Qiiittiiiii]. On -. luid) (Fmpfoiig Pb. 
 ffiiinniig (bcr 3')l)Iiiiifl)- On - of ilns. of 
 the prenent. iinrf) Pb. bri (Fiiipfatig tieh'i 
 (®(t)rribrn5). Books PD. acconnls of - a 
 and expenditures, bi\6 ©illlin(;ilie • ll. 'Jlil5« 
 gabcbiid). 
 
 Receipt-book, bni Qiiiftiiiigfbiid). 
 
 Receipt,^ p. a. i)iiirtirrn, ciiir Qiiit» 
 
 Receit, i tmig iirbcii fiir... 
 
 To receipt lu fnll. cincSriicriifiiiiittiiiifl 
 gibcii. 
 
 Receivable, reni'vabl. adj. niu 
 iiiIjnitMr, a!iiir!)mlii1), jiiliiffig; fiiifjiiiirljtiicii. 
 
 Bills rei-i V ., bir b ok , [^.lllfc:; C..« 
 •3liifvri)tiPiiflMu1). 
 
 48^ 
 
756 Fnip, far. fall, fai }\L met. Fine, fin. N6, ni6ve, n6r, g6t, oil, cIotKl. Tn!)p. tnh, full. l//iii, TFIis. 
 
 Ileceiv«l»leneS8, rise'vablncs. 
 ( R e c e i V a b i I ' i t y ) *. Cic 3lnild;nil)iirfctt, 
 
 Weceive, reseve', (ft. recevoir; Int. 
 reclpioi I', a. I. niii'iUljnien, empfiiiuien (be-. 
 ividfpiimiufii, bi'l}i"fbfri]f M , bemirthfiD; enu 
 pfaiujcii (in fiiui- illiiMeiii). 2. i a) Qtwai 
 (flHtef. ilbrl) »nitnet)iiien. b) fnffcn U'eflrcifcii). 
 S.iiimehiiirn -(fiuffbiilMfliiiiflen.Wi'fcbeiiftK.). 
 4. i nmiff)nieii. 5. (in (jtiipfnng) netjnicn ; 
 (lip) niif()eben ; (in) einni'l)nien. 6. i (in) niif: 
 fiiffeii. 7, enipfoi'.qeu, erl)iilten , befptnnicn; 
 einiiehmen ((5)flb) ; frlnngcn. 8. eriiiilten (JBe^ 
 (iriffe, 'Wcinungcn, In>|l. 5?tilfe, SSiiinben zc), 
 bi'foiJimcn (eine Krnnfl)i-it ic), (omtnen jn 
 (cinrr Sr<infi;eir jc). 
 8. The idea of solidity we receive by 
 our touch. Locke. 
 
 Received, nngcnpimncn (aii oii^ije- 
 ntiicbt l>prnil^nf''''?f'- -^ custom long re- 
 ceived, ciii nirt-r (5)ebrniid). Received 
 payment, (nuf Qiiittunflcn) t)fjnl)it frl)altfn. 
 When received, bci ©lupfnufl, unci) ©ni^ 
 pfnng. To receive stolen tilings, bfll 
 I^icb^l)el)Ier innd)en. To - any one into a 
 charge, Gineni etn 91nit ribcrtrngcn. To - 
 any one info all degrees of affection. (5-incin 
 joben &TCib bn Bmieifliing f(i)fnfen. To - 
 one graciously. (Jiiifii Ijiilfreid) niifncljinrn. 
 To - upon credit, niif 'ireiie 11. OMniiben 
 AlinelMnrn. Who dares — it other, lufr lungt 
 t6, etivn* 9lnfrre6 jii tnntljmnfjeii? They 
 received no laws from one another, fie 
 frfiriebcii einniiitr fciiie Qieie^e t)or. To - a 
 gieaf los». riiifii gn^Ofii SBerlufl erieiben. 
 
 Receivt'flliesS, lese'vednes, *. 
 
 bip olliienteiiii- 9Iniinl)nie (citicr <)JreinungK.). 
 
 llec«*iver, rcsc vur. *. 1. bcr 9liif> 
 lieMiift; 9(nntl)tiur. 2. bcr 5?f(}lfr, Dicb*: 
 hrhler. .3. (eijetn. ii. $()i)f.] bcr Dffjipifiit; 
 bir (iMPcfe, bnfr dHni (bet Siiftpiiinpe s bcr 
 SSorlnuf. 4. frr (J-nipfanger , Qunr, ttr rm= 
 l)fniigi; (in eiigirer Sirbftitung) bir SBnnrni' 
 rnipfringrr, SiM.figiintnr. 5. ber (©nucr ) 
 (S-itiiiil)inor. 6. ber fioimuiiuifaiit, Slbciib: 
 inaijIfgeiiflTi'. 
 
 Receiver of the customs, ber Sl'ttfi't' 
 iifljnier. - general, ber Dbfr> ((£tiiur>) (?in< 
 neimier. -'« office. Ht 5iiinnl)iiieiliil>e. All 
 the learnings that his lime could make him 
 - of etc., jeiilid)e Wrieljrrnmfeit , bie t'einem 
 'inter niigenieiTi'n iviir Jc. 
 
 Hecelebraie, resel'ebrite, p. a. 
 juifber I'eiern. 
 
 Recelebrntiuiif reselebri'shun, 
 «. bie luifberlunte tjeier. 
 
 ReC(*ncy, resense, (Int. rtcens) «. 
 bie 9ieiiheit; griid)l;eit. 
 
 A scirnis in it* recency, eine \)(\Xtt 
 DrrnVngo'cbiuiiItt iin &iittlel)en. 
 
 BeCeilM**, le.s^nse', (Int. recenseo; 
 r. a prt'ifen, biirrt)rel)tit. 
 
 Kecensiun, lisen'shun. *. bie S?er> 
 jnhliiiia. iperiieniiimg, ^iifieriiiig, ^rnfung, 
 Ueberrtd)t. 
 
 Reeent^ re'sent. (Int. recens) adj. 
 I. a) neu; friid). b) ntiilic^, nenerlirt), eben 
 rrfl Ob. unliingil gprd)t'l)en , friict). c; -f ber 
 ntuern 3eit niiflcljorig, nu« mnerer 3eit. 
 Bacon. 2. i ? (from) fl"lrilic^> enrronnen 
 teiner @cfnt)r). 
 Z.UIyMes, recent from the sturius.PopE. 
 
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 Recent news or intelligence, frtfd)e 
 iJiiirt)rid)teii. A - event, eiii frndjes (S-reigiiig. 
 
 Recently, lesentle. nrfti. Iieiillrt), 
 neiiniirt), I'or iUirjem, iiiunngil, fiirjlul), 
 fniit. 
 
 ReCeiltllUSS , rc^entnes , «. bie 
 5ieiiiuii, 5n;it)iieir (eiiier 9iiiit)i'irt)t :c.>. 
 
 Receptucle, ic-.ej)iii^l, (inr.) s. 
 I. a; fir :bii)rtlter, bii* iicl}iiinup, ber (£niiu 
 nieij.>uits. b) ber i£ct)iuptii"iitel, 'Jliifcniiinlt. 
 c;[iii.>r. J Pce g'riid)tbLibeii, JSnie, ibobeii, 
 Stul)I. d; t 'Hunt. J ber Sbel;nUtr. 2. i bno 
 ■i?el)iiltiiiB. 
 
 Receptncular ^ lesepiakular, 
 tidj. t inu. i ,(11111 iyiii(t)iboben gel;5rig, niif 
 reiiiiVii>fii iviicbreiib. 
 
 Receptiltilify f lesepieb'r^ie. s. 
 Die ■Jnl'igteii nuj pb. nufiuiiel^iiieu; bie (Sm-. 
 Vfniii!lii1)feir. 
 
 ReCf ptiOII, resepsl'i'in. (Int.) *. I. 
 bie ']liitnnl)UU', ber (i-iiipi.uig. 2. ber {rinpt'iiig 
 (eine* 95riefefi :c.), bne (Sniptniigeii, iieii'm: 
 men. 3. i a) bie >UiitUin;uie, Sul'-ffn'ifl; 
 I into) bie 91ii{iinl)mi: (in;, b) bie (giiie, 
 rrt)led)te) »Uiuunl;me. c) bie >2intinil)mt- 6-m= 
 iiiljriing leiiicr -^HrfDn). d) ber G-inptniuj 
 Ktiwei (tlr.-Mix«'A ic), bie 23e>viUfiiniiiiiuiiig. 
 4. (.into) cie 5IBiebirniifunl)iiie (iiu. 6. Mi 
 •ilnunljnie. 6. t bie nllgemeiii niigeiirmiiuui- 
 'Miemniig. 7. f bie 2i3iebereruinguiuj. 
 
 4 All hope is lost 
 
 Of my reception into grace, n(le 
 ipcffiM'iig ill bnljin, bn^ id) luiebct jii 
 ©nnben fonime. 
 
 A cold reception, eine (nite, frpflige 
 •JUlflinl)UlC. A sheath fitted foi the - ol a 
 sword, Cine (2d)cibe, nin einen Degen nnf; 
 ,jllliet)inen. A channel foi .he - ot walei. 
 cme 3(ina( , inn 2Bii|Ter nuijnnrljinen. To 
 ^ive one a gracious -, Ci-|lien gildg , U<Ui;h 
 ivrlUiib niifiieljuien. 
 
 Re««^ptive, rcsep'iiv, «<<;. enipfnng; 
 lirt) To be - (it... nuiiirl)nieii, fiilT'" toiiiuii. 
 
 Receptivity, icNepii> 'e.e.iR e c t p - 
 tiveness; j. bie <4"mp(iinglid)feit, "JificP^ 
 iioitnt. I nllgcmein niigciiDiiinieii. 
 
 Receptory , lesepiuio, mli. -j- 
 
 ReCe.Sii) i«.se»', (l.U. recessUHi s. 1. 
 
 b!\6 3urniti\f 1)111 , 3urn(fiueid)eii, 3un'irfive. 
 ten, ber Sfiitfgnng , 3(iirfjiig, i!lbiniit, bit 
 riirfgniigige iifivigiing; Cyiuieniniig. 2. bno 
 i£id)> Siirnrfjielieii, illbrreren, 3nriicfireieii, 
 fit Surfirfiiehinuj, (Sntfernnng d'. (^)eid)iif: 
 teni, ber 9{ucfjiig. 3. bii« gorrgeljen , ber 
 >JlbjnO, *!lbi)iing, ta6 €d)eiben, bie 'Jtbreife. 
 4. bie 3nriirfrte,iogtiil)eit, (Sinrnntfeii, *Jl6gi'> 
 rrt)ubeiil)fif , 'iltMoiibernng. 5. bie (yiniiinn 
 flit, ber flide, nt'grrd)ifbene Drt, ueiboigeiic 
 'Jluffiitljnit, bie uerburgenc ©telle. 6. i aj 
 Die gelirinie iicfc (ber 2i3iff«ni'd)'ift !c.;. h) 
 bie gmte (ber ©ecle;. 7. bie 9{ii(fiufid)iiiig, 
 SSertictiing. 8. 1 «) bn# ^iiiere^eii I'ber bie 
 Unicrbred)iing eiiier ^^rfjebur ob. SBerljniib: 
 mug, ber©ftfl|lnnb; ott nn jjI. Recesses. 
 bie Untfrbrcd)nngen, gerieii. bi f I6eut|"d)cs 
 Dffid)] ber 3{eje&, 9{fid)fnbrd)ieb. 
 6. a) The iliiticulties and recesses of 
 science. Watts. 
 
 In close recess, in flreitger ^bgefc^ie: 
 beiil)eit, flreiig nbgefdjiebeii. In the - of the 
 jury, ivenii bie 0)ei'd)ivi)rciien nbgerrrten ftnb 
 dim ju bernttjicVingcn ;. The house of re- 
 
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 presentatives liari a - of half an hour. fcn5 
 S?(m6 ber '^bgrorbneteii iV^rc cie Strung 
 eine (jnlbe (£riinbe Inng niii'. A - in the 
 
 middle of a building bie 33li'llbC, SSeriiei 
 
 (mill ill ber -Wirre eineS («ebmibe6. 
 
 ReCe.^.«ii4*ll, rcseshun. .i. I. bie 
 SuriicfiU'hiing, Ci-iurVrniiiiij, 3iiriicfmrid)niiii. 
 2. i bie 3iirii(fiii'l;iuig (bes Sfbem- :c.). 3. 
 i a) b<io ^Ji}l•id)ell , 'JJbililjen , ber >:JU'|l.iiib ; 
 (from) bi\ii Siigebcn , 3ii,ie|lel)en, bie (j-tns 
 rnmmiiig (etiief ^^Jimftcg tc. ). b) bns iibs 
 rrcieii, SBiebcriibrreten, bie >llbrrefnng (eine6 
 I'niibe*. (to) nn (Jinen). 
 
 It is a recession from our hopes, ti 
 enrtenii unJ luni iiinVrn ipiffnuiigen. 
 
 RecliaCili<>-, rctsliiseing. s b(\6 
 3iirri(ftrcil'tii i-c^ iOilbe^ in fein (iJehdcie- 
 
 Recliange , retsli^nje'. V. a. I. 
 iBiebir pbiT niifs 3?ene niibcrn , ntnnnbern. 
 2. 5*iufn.>u1)Kl neluiien. 
 
 Recbaiige, *. l. [^nnbtl] be» 
 9{nifiuid)iVi, 3iir.iiiibiD. 2. l*))inr.J bai \>ott 
 rrirl)ige eeiid, 9{iinbh»ij ic. 
 
 R*^CllitrjJ(;, relsliaije', v. a. I. mitt 
 biT l.ibeii. 2. Riu'Per bcrd)iilbigen, luieber nii« 
 flOiii'M. 3. ii'ii'ber bber I'Pii iJieueni niigreifcn. 
 
 Recliar:;e, a. i, bns? 'JBifbrrinben. 
 
 1. bu' (i)igiiibei"d)nlbignng. 3. biiS ^IBieberj 
 niirirtifiii. 
 
 Reelient, retshcte'. (nitfr. rechiei) 
 s. I. [ ixJiiiMiupr. ] bns Snriitfriifen ber 
 i>iiiibf iinf bie i£pnr , bie Jfe^iiete. Shak. 
 
 2. t fiu- .<?orn (eine^ ipnl^iireieS). 
 Rtrclieat, v. >i. iSBiiibimpr.) nnf 
 
 bie lu'iie (2pnr blnfen. |brr eru'nl)lcii. 
 
 Recll<><»se, letshooz'. r. a. wif. 
 
 Recidivate, rc>iii'evaie. dnt. re- 
 cidiviis) u.n. ['y)ieb.] rnrftadi'ii, einrii Jfncf' 
 
 fllll ('t'flllUtllfll. 
 
 Recitiivation, icsidevaslinn. 1. 
 t 1. l-»?eD.J ber 9{iirffa(l. 2. t i-Wrr.| brr 
 JJiicfr^n, [riicftiillig. 
 
 RecillivOliS, rCM<levus . adj. f 
 
 Recipe, les'scpe. (int. il5.)*. f)}irb.l 
 biu- ?^••,e^'^ brc 'Jlrieneiofrrdireit'iiiig. 
 
 Recipient, resjpecnt. 4. I. ber 
 (Sniptiv.uier. 2. ((Ei)ein.) bie Syringe, tcv 
 
 Reciprocal, icsip'prokal, (Int.) 
 adj. I. eine 2i>i'd)iViiulrfiing niirjeriib. 2. 
 medu'eiffiiig, gtgnifeiiig. 3. [(yrnniin.l <,u' 
 riicfifiljrenb, inn'itfbeiitenb, reiprof, eine O'"' 
 geiu'eirigr ipnnblnng cb. 'a.>irfniig niifbrfii 
 rfciib. 4. (2og.] glfid)bebeiiteiib. 5. [ijjoei'.! 
 ri"i(flnufig. 6. COKntb.] rejiprof. 
 
 In reciprocal proportion, ini nnigci 
 fclirti'ii 25(rhnltiti|Te. To be - to . . . nb; 
 ivcd)iVln mil ... A - debt, cine (i)rgrnrdiiilb. 
 
 Reciprocal, «. [-UU].] ber £liio< 
 tieiir, ber nii^ ber il)eiliing ber ©iiiljeir biirdj 
 irgciib eine 3of)l fber (iiri^He l)ernii6foninu 
 (To i|1 (6 ,). 23. V* orn i). 
 
 R«*Cipr«»Cally, rc.sIp'prcSkale.nrf 
 ived)iVlfnni|V, gcgpiuVitig, luieberimi 
 
 R«rciprocalne.<«s, reMp'prok 
 nes. $. bie (*)egen|"eiiigfett , ©riviebrru 
 (eiiicr ^eleibigung zo. 
 
 ReciprtkCate, resIp'prokAte. V. a 
 eine '2i3od)reliuirfiing nneern , ived)feI6i«)fiil 
 ivlrfcn, (ibived)tVliib iwirfen. — v. a. niiftnnt 
 f(t)cn, ertuieberii(^otlid)fetten, OJnnilbejcignn. 
 gen to, tviebtr pergelc^'ii, ( luect mn4)eu. 
 
 
F/ii*-. far. fall, fnf Me. met. Fine. fin. IS"6. tnnvp. n<^r. got. 6il. rl6oil. Ti'iKe. (uh. fi^M. l^in. I'lli"!. 
 
 II EC 
 
 Reciprocation , lesipproki'- 
 ■liiin. *. I. ^n; 21lMuc<1)^luii<i, rtba'l•d)^(ln^c 
 ^iinMung; nbroPrt)lVlll^e SSfrl^^^frlllIg (Per 
 £« K.i. 2. [0)lf^.] tie 'JlDiufcttluiiii, re: 
 flf Iniiiyige 2Bie^crfef)^. Sfurffcljr (ju-eier eijni; 
 VtiMiic K.). 3. 6ie G-rmieDeriiiig (eiuet ®e= 
 frtUiafcit jc.i. 
 
 neciprocity,resepros'iti.«.tir9(es 
 jiproiiriir, Wijieiifeiruifiit , ^cdifelfeiiigfeir. 
 
 KeciKion, le^ixh'uu, diU.) «• bie 
 
 9itrii)iifipiiiiij. 
 
 Reeitnl, rioi'ul, $. 1. ^ir <S3ieter: 
 tjrlmifl. 2. bit <5>i-rinfliiii<i, ^n- , ^lutjriij' 
 liiiiij, 5peruruM0, uiii|liiiiDli(t)( X^arlrgiina. 3. 
 Hr (irirthiiing. 
 
 Recitation, renkeiA slu'n , «. I. 
 bif -iijiietilioliiufl. I. itn £(l)iileti) Die S^ex: 
 fiiijiiMi) iciiifr L'cftini). 
 
 Recitative V rikhativ, (fr. re'ci 
 tatit I aiiji unctcrljoifiiD ; er,in()lfnt> , ()rr> 
 fngell^^ jum imiufntiicfteii €preilJOfl''i"fl ()'' 
 
 Recitative, «. l^ii\(. ti. H)tat.] 
 fcas aiejir.uiu , Per ®pre(t>. , 9{fPeflefrtUfl, 
 Cprfctjs 9{ePerrtiifl. 
 
 Recitatlvely« ritSt'at'vli, udc. 
 
 na([) "Jlrt niie* 5{ejitfliii>*- 
 
 Recite, re«iie', (Int.) c. a. 1. (ntilnb< 
 
 lid) 11. fct)n|iiirt)) >i>ie6iirt)olen (5Dme). 2. 
 
 lout uiib iHriirhmlirt) I'orirrtgru , Ijerfiigrii, 
 
 Ijrrlcfen. 3. herfaaeii (fine i'eftiiMU. 4. I)ft^ 
 
 |iihicii, rtutifll)lcu, umiliiuPlid) tcrifgeii. 5. 
 
 erjobicii. iSeftiou Ijcnngfu. 
 
 R<>cite, V. n. (£d}uleii) tiie dD. rinr 
 
 Recite, t fi'ir Recital. 
 
 Reciter, le^i lui-, «. 1. t>n CBie6eri 
 
 Ijiier. 2. M «ec»>id)iiiib*vcM>er, 3)fflrtmiuor, 
 
 i^iriflger, ^ttriciVr. 3. Giiur, t>« l)irjiil;It, 
 
 aiifjrthlf. 4. ter erjiiMir. 
 
 Reck, ti^, (niigrlf. recan, recean) 
 V. n. « l'^. niir ? (Of) fid) ffiiumern , fid) 
 Jefuimiiern dim) , duviXt in iUind)l.ig (»iii' 
 giu, iiditen, nni"d)ln(ji'n ; (niirf) c iinper4.> 
 i. %. Of iiiglit or loiirliiicss il recks lue 
 noi. niid) fummert iiic^t Me 9in(t)(/ iii><t) 
 (finr.itiiffit. 
 
 Reck, V. a. « ob. S Gtn>a4 ob. riner 
 dirtu- (iditcii, Gtniai ()end)teii. 
 
 Reckless, rek'lei, «<(/. |'rr(i(D«, 
 Biibefriuimert. [giirglprtflfuf. 
 
 Reckiessnena, rckiesne*, *. tie 
 Reckon, rikkn, (Aiigrlf. recan, 
 reccHii) V. a. 1. r<d)ncii, jiihieii; iiii'nmmcir 
 rcd)neii, fiimmireii; (up) ()ersnl)leii, fliifjiil)j 
 leu; funiiiiireii , jiifamineiijnljirii ; nucrei1)j 
 Iwn, bcrediiien. 2. i red)neii, fd)n(K"- IwUcii 
 (fi'iD, niifflieu (.aii), joljleu. 3. aiircd)!""- *• 
 i )iired)iieii. 
 
 I reckon him nolliing. i(f) r('d)lie il)ll 
 |itd)t. For liini I - not in liigli ei>tHte. brnii 
 U)H rd)liige id) iiirf)f()od)aii. To-ioge titer, 
 |ufrtmiiicnred)neii. To - o»»r. biird)rrd)- 
 nen, ubrrrcd)iifii, lu'd) ciniuni ut'errcd)ueu, 
 pruffii (fine 5{rd)iiunfl). 
 
 Reciiun, e. n. I. rtdnxtn. 2. t«) 
 onnd)inin (fcnfcii, iiintl)in.iCin). b) tenfrn, 
 ineinen. c, gi-Pinffii. 3. (witli) rid)iirn, nf"! 
 red)nen,rid»biTid)iien,9{id)iinngl)altin(niit). 
 4. } ai (Willi) «) nbrrd)iiin, fid) tH'rcd)niu 
 (mil). fi> 9<i'd)riird).i|t lorrorn i>on .., &i» 
 nen jiir i)<rd)i'nrd)ii|r }ii-i)ni. b; (on. upo") 
 «) Tcdjuii), iai)icii, 9i((t)iuiiig itiad/in (>i<ii)- 
 
 ^) red)neii, flurctftneu; to - on one's head, 
 ©inein nnredineii. B. Johsoh. 5. iien ©t: 
 H'fls 9{e(^eni'd)i\ft gebrii ; (for) biitjeii (ft'ir). 
 i reckon litiie of it. id) refine ibillig 
 rr.rnuf, i<^ iMTiprcf^je niir lucnig bauoii. To 
 -on. }iired)nrn. 
 
 Reciiouer, rek kiiiir.«. ber9ied)ncr. 
 Reckonerit uitliuul llieir liOkt iiinst 
 reckon twice, iver i'<it' 9{cd)iuiiia civile ben 
 "2i3irtl) ni.i(t)c, betriigi fid). 
 
 Reckonini;-, lek'kii'ng. «. 1. bA6 
 
 9{ed)iien. 2. a) Pie 9{(d)iiinuj ; l^piiiibelj bie 
 
 9{ed>nuiig. b) bie iHreiDiiniig. 3. l a; bie 
 
 i£d)n9iiiig, 'Jidjiiiiig, iiSertlji'djagiing. b) b,i» 
 
 Uriljeil. 4. fJJior.J bie (i3i|]iiiig ; dead -, bic 
 
 ruMc C^i(|iiitg 
 
 3. ») Vou make no further reckoning 
 
 of beauty, tlian etc., lljr fc^liig; (le 'Sd)!'!!' 
 
 Ijeit nidji l)i>i)"/ "id)t iiui)r iiii, iii6 ic. 
 
 He uiakrs no - of ii. cr i'd)iag( e6 nid)i 
 
 an. W« make more — ol our libcity. 
 
 than etc., ivir rid)ccii uiijcce |(reil;ci( 
 
 i)'ot)er, (\l« Jc. 
 
 3. b) The kame reckoning is lo be^Bade 
 
 of.., baijrlbe Ur[l;cil mup uiiin f.iUiu 
 
 liber .. . 
 
 To come to a reckoning witii any 
 
 one, niit ©lueni jni"iinMiieiired)iieii. To be 
 
 out of one's -, fid) i>errt(t)iieii , fid) uet' 
 
 rrd)n(t Ijabeu. She is near her -, fit 1)1 
 
 il)rer G'litbintiiiig iinlje- There wa* no - 
 
 made wiih ilieni of .., t6 lUlirbe tllll iluiell 
 
 indit flbijeredjuet fiber ... To make one'* 
 
 - without one'* hoitt, bie 9ird)lillliG Li)IU' 
 
 fen iijiril) iniid)cii. To be of honorable -, 
 
 ale em cl)reiiiurrct)er "Diiuiii, al6 rl)rt'iiivi'rtl)t' 
 
 ^)Waniier geUcii. Even -, rid^tige, flute 
 
 9{ed}iMinij. 
 
 Prov. Short reckon inga make long 
 friends, fnne9{ed)iinugniiut)i Miigc SreiniDc. 
 Reckoning -book, 6a6 9{e4)iiuiig6> 
 oud). 
 
 Reclaim, riklime', (hit.) V. a. i. 
 t Allien (uri'idruien, &ineni iurufen , lu- 
 I'c^reieii; 0<iirii.| iunirfrnfeii , jiinidlocfeii; 
 [2Uaibnii"pr.J obriifeii (bie :pnnbe>. 2. j ai 
 (from) ^nructbriiigen , i)eiltii (vimi Orrti)ii: 
 merit lo- b; befferii, belt't)reii. c) mieecr in 
 Orbnniifl bringeii (Sauinen d) er()ciid)en 
 Prior. 3. ial)ineii, biiiifigi-ii. 4. (al& &igrtis 
 (1)11111) iiiriirffprberu, aiiiVrcd)eu, in ^luVriid) 
 neljnien. Z. Switx. 5. i aiifpretj^cn. 6. iwie^ 
 ber erinngeii. Shemser. 
 
 t. Tlie headstrong horses hurried Ocu- 
 vius along, and were deat lo his re- 
 claiming them (uiib mareii fi'ir iVineii 
 3nrur tanb). Ok\ue.i. 
 
 5. A tract of land (Holland) iuatclied 
 from an element perpetually reclaim- 
 ing iis prior occupancy. I'oxe. 
 Reclaim, o. n. I. aufnifcii. 2. 
 ISDaibimVr J mien. 3. fid) bfiTcm. 
 
 To reclaim against, d'Hlfpruc^ t!}un 
 (flefiiMi). 
 
 Reclaim, «. t >• bie S3efrcning 
 (fiiif* SiinDcre jc). 2. bie aUicbercriaiis 
 gnng. 3. bie Siirfirfforbtruna. --charge*. 
 bie 9{n(ftorbcriiiigffo('lfii. 
 
 Reclaimal>le , reklime'abl, «<(/ 
 jiiri'i(fgfbriUi)r , ge'JriTirt ivrrbrii fonnciib 
 bi'iTrviiil). l^ibcnVrrdjcr, (Jirgiier 
 
 I Keclaiiiiaut, .ekUincuut, «. Dec 
 
 IIKC 
 
 ReclaiinleKK, r^klline'les. adj. t 
 
 1. iint'iiTiTlid). 2. iiiibiinfig. 
 
 Reclamation, rekklamishi'in. t 
 I. ^ie Siiriirfnifiing; (iiifiilni?) 2. i fit ^IVfi 
 ferniig; (trom) fai 3iirfi(tnriiigcii , S^tiltn 
 (I'on Saifcru :c.). 3. bie 9{u(fforbcrnng. Sm 
 n'irfforbrriing , ber 'JluiVriu^ , &inrpriid>. 
 Rialit of-, bn* 9?ritf|i'rii*niiiii*red)t. 
 
 Reclinate, lek'klinute, (lilt.) ad). 
 i'bvf 1 nif^fr!lebogtn. 
 
 Reclination, rekklinA'Kluin , «. 
 I. rat'~^lnlel)nen , Bnriicficljneii. 2. [(Meom.] 
 bie ??ri(iniig, 9?ffliur.tiiin. 
 
 Recline, rekline', (hit. reclino) v. a. 
 on. npoii) U'l)ruii, aiilelnien (aii.aiifi, iluQeit 
 aiif). - V. n. (on) lef)iicn , ftrf) Ifhueii, rii: 
 ^ni (All, anf). [antirleimr. Mii.tun. 
 
 Recline, ndj. f iihucnb, gelHjnf, 
 
 Reclining:, rekit ulng, adj. ['Sot] 
 iiiefirai'binvii. 
 
 Ruclose, ickii'ize'. tt. a. loitber 
 'd)l>irtfii, }iiiiiiid<e>i, iiirrdwiruen, )iird)lit-ien. 
 
 ReClude, lekluUe'. (I<U.) ('- a- t 
 I. aiindilifeeii, rffneii, eroffneu. 2. i Ijiben 
 iberritifli";ii. Harvey. 
 
 RecluNe* rekliWe'. (fr. re<lu»] adj. 
 riiignpirrt , eiiiiirrd)liM7fn, finge)ogen, (bi>n 
 fcr ^elti jiirurfgcji'grn ; (froini .U'g('ji^g''ii 
 uH'iii. l^'iiifirMrr, ^Uutfiifr, 'Mi&iid). 
 
 Recldne, *. biT fiiitjfjogcne -Weiirct), 
 
 RecluRely, r^klii»e l^. ado. i'in> 
 geiiMen , )iirri(f>iringcii , ivie eiii Qinfieblir 
 pber iJliiii^nrr. 
 
 RecluHeneSA, rekUVse'nls. s. bie 
 3nn'idgfiivifiihrir, CS-iiinfU'ilcnlx'ir. 
 
 RecluRion , reklu'xhun , t. i<\6 
 SI. ii=ner»Vrbni, jiaii(fgrjiMeiie Ceben. 
 
 ReclUNiv<r, rekhiHiv. adj. ([b(itt 
 
 idvliMKii, iiiriirfrtijpacii , 95erborfleni)cit fle» 
 ii-abri'iib. SuAK. 
 
 Recoaj^nlation , rekoaggijli' 
 shun. I. ba# 'IjJifr^r.jirinneii. 
 
 Recoa«t, r^ki'itie', v. a. laiigj brr 
 nainlidirii Jlilile iiirnrfrihren , inindfegeln, 
 (eiiif SiiiTi") luirber bcrrgclii. Chandler. 
 
 Recoct, lekokf. ndj. t iDifbcr )Uj 
 faininenoeflicft, uneber getinft ober au£ge> 
 befTrrt. 
 
 ReCOfpnitlon, rekkngn'kli'un, (I.) 
 « I. bie ^lebcrerfiiinmig ((S-rnenernng ber 
 •^efannfrd)aft). 2. Pie ^Mncrfennnng. 3. bie 
 (S-rfcnniiiitj, Uitfrrrud)iiiin, 'i^rrifiing, Biird)» 
 fid)t, d-rfprfcOmig. 4. bie @°riiineriiiig, iai 
 -lliibdiffii. 
 
 Recoirnitor.r^kon'eiur.j [9;rd)f6> 
 ipr.] Per (ijefitiwiTiie oiif riiieni 0itri(t)t6) 
 lage. Buckstohe. (mievfennbnr. 
 
 RecogfUixakle, rcUtin e<ahl, adj 
 
 Reco|;°nizance , rckou'^^anse, 
 
 ( fr. reconnaissance) «. 1. bie ©Tfenilling, 
 lijiibetorfcnnung. 2. biei!inerfeiiiiiiiig (eiiirr 
 ■JJiTuMi Ob. <Srtd)e). 3. f ba* 3i'id)ei!, ficnn; 
 icirt)i'ii, ■•Werfmal. 4. ( 9(cri)t6iVr.] a) bn8 
 fd)riftlid)e SffeiintiiiB i>rr (5)i'rid)t, (infbo 
 foiibcre) bie 95erpfiid)tiiiig jiir (i)cilffliiiig lu'r 
 (J)irid)t, fid) rul}ig in inrljoltcn p?cr eiiie 
 v£d)uib ill bcirtljlen. bi bad gerir1)tlid)C (5-r> 
 fi'iintiiip, b<r '•HiiSfprnd), em llnl)eii ber Oic 
 rd)iiioriu-ii. CowEi- 
 
 ReC4»^nize, rek-knnue. (inr. •«■ 
 (Ogiiosco) r. a. 1. rrfi'iiiieii , ivifbtT frfriu 
 lira. 2. ertciiiirn, r.nirreiiiiei:. 3. iviebcr ob. 
 
758 Fate. far. fall. fai. Me. met. Fine, fin. No, move, n6r, got, 6il. cl6iiil. Ti'ibe, luh. full. lAin. Tills. 
 
 •lit'* ^JTeiic 6iircf)fr()fii, pnlfen , unferriid)eii. 
 R*^eug-iii/.e, v.n. 15{fct)rirpr.] eine 
 SBirppicf)tiinij , 6iif} niiiii firt) i'i>r ®erid)t 
 fledeii, fid) rii(;ig uerltnltt'ii, <iiie ©djiili) be> 
 jiililni lui'de :c., etii<ji'l)fii. 
 
 To recognize in llie sum of twenty 
 pounds, firf) jur 23c}al)li:ii(] ciiitr ©iimnie 
 mm 20 5^fiinB gerirtjtiiif) Ufrpflii1)tcii , uet> 
 biiiMid) mad)en. 
 
 Ilecojfiii2;e«*,rokorie/,ee'.i.[9?e(f)t«j 
 fprj Cerjfiiiije , fiii; iuelrt)fii oiet jii fceffni 
 ©iiniten eiii rrf)riftlici)i'e SBcfentuiiie, fine Qe= 
 rict)tlid)e ©id)frl)ftt nui-ocrti-flt ivi'rDfii i\1, 
 bfr Onljiiber, ^ifi^fr ciiu'5 riDriftiiAni ^e. 
 femitiiiiii'*, tiller gerid)riirt)cn <Bid}tr[)nt. 
 
 Recoi^nizor , rekoiie/.oi'. a. in 
 ^liieiledfr fines flci-id)tlid)fn «efenntni|Te6, 
 eincr fleric()rlicf)en ®i<l)erl)eir. 
 
 Hecoil, rekoil', (fr. reculer) e. n. 
 1. (from) jun'ictlmifeii , jurucfrprinoeii, ju= 
 riirfprntlen, jururffiiljren, jurficfi'loijen, jiinlrf = 
 fiideii, abpraden (vow. 2. i a) juriicfiiihren 
 lani 5nrd)c ic); (at) jiiriicfi'nfjren , juriitf.- 
 fd)nuBm> (uor). b) jnriicffaneu, einen STfiicf; 
 (iDg fjnben. e) luibtrftrebi-n. d) (on) jiu 
 riirfivirfeii, jiiriicffnnen (niif). 3. iueicl)eii, jii: 
 ri"icfn)cid)en , firt) ^unlcfjii'ljcn. 4. t «) (to) 
 jiiri'irffuniiHen (niif). 1>) jururfipringen. c; 
 juructbebtn. 5. f fid) jiit'i\mmeniii-f)cn , jii> 
 fainmenrdininipfen. 
 2. b) These dread curses, like an over- 
 charged gun, recoil, d) The evil will 
 — upon his own liead. Webster. 
 
 To recoil back, jiin'icffaf)ren; itiriicf- 
 locict)fn; juriitfwirfen. 
 
 Recwil, ». a. 1. t i»cid)en ni.i(t)cn. 
 J. ± (back) ,inri"icft'd)recfk'n. 
 
 Recoil, *• I. bns Siiri'itffiiflcii , 3" = 
 riu-fvrn((eii , 3urri(fiueid)eri. 2. Cer Shirfiti^p, 
 gfiirfliuif (einer S:nninie zc. ). 3. l ba6 3" = 
 tiicffiiljreii, 3nruifid)fliibcrii ibe^ 55mte^ k.). 
 Recuilill^ly, iek6iruigle,(jrfi). jii; 
 rfirfiurid)en6, jiinirfprfldfnD, jurucfrprinoeiiB. 
 Recoiii, rekoiii', V a. luiiPcr \djU\^ 
 ficn, niifa ^ficiie niuiijen dB. pniani, iinu 
 prnflfn, iminiunjen. 
 
 RecoiliH^e, rekoin'Ajc. j. I. Bii£ 
 llniprnQen, lluinii'injen , 9?eiii'ni(ieii. 2. Dnt? 
 Uwiilfprngte, fcn5, w(\6 unujeprnat luirD, die 
 Uiuflrprnflte 'Wi'inie. 
 
 ReCillleCt, rikkollckt', (tnt. re- 
 colligo) V. a. I. i lulePiT fiiiimii'ln, luiecer 
 juraninifntrinnfii (jerilrcute Irtippen lo; 
 uiieber jufiininienfiiiTi'ii. 2. i a) (Jriua^ in^ 
 P!ft>nd)tni0 jiinirfbringen ob. inniffnifen, 
 Tirt) erinnern nil ..; fid) 3i'""i"^* triimcrn, 
 fid) einer ®<id)e entfinncn. b) a) jiir 93e- 
 ftiinung ob. Jnffimg bringeii. fi) to - one's 
 •elf, fid) fnffen, fid) fnnimtlii , (from) fid) 
 erl)iilen (uon eiiiein ©d)rirfcii ic); recol 
 1 e c t e d , (beffer collected) flefiipt. 
 
 Recollected, (let* luiebcrljoU. Shak. 
 
 Recullectiuil, rekkolleksliun. s. 
 
 I. ba6 ©nnitiifin, bie ©nuiniiimg, bns ®ie> 
 
 berfnmiiieln 2 fa) bit ©niniiiinng (Der ©c; 
 
 fcnnfcn). b) bn6 ©id) : 95ergegemi)iU-tigcn , 
 
 dird)gel)cii. c) bie (S'rniiuriing. 
 
 2. b) Without such a recollection ot 
 
 the actions of the day, oljilt Die ipniiD: 
 
 Iiingeii bei Inge^ niif fvld)e 2Dei|V luie; 
 
 bcr Mirc^iiiflel;eii, fid) iii perflegeinuiir= 
 
 tigeii. 
 
 REC 
 
 Past the recollection of thought, ben 
 ®CDilHfen entrd)t»linbeil. Tlie events men- 
 tioned are not williin my -, (in tie eriUiiljUs 
 ten ©reigniffe fiinii id) mid) i\id)t niet)r er* 
 innerii. [erinnernb, ©riiineriiiig^.. . 
 
 ReCMlIective, rekkollek'tiv.arf/. 
 
 Recullet , lekkoiiet, (fr. 23.) *• 
 [■i)?ijiid)iiu.J bet Winorit, ^fefodefte. 
 
 ReCOlllbinutioil, rekombena - 
 shun, *. bai a33ifDerjiiiiinimenfugeii, bie 
 5a3ieBer}U|amnieiife9uiifl, l6l;eiii.J bie SBie. 
 benxTbiiiDiing. 
 
 Recuillbine, rekombine', v. a. 
 miePet jiirannneiifiigeii , jufaiiituenfct^cii , 
 IShi-m.j luieber i>erbinbeii. 
 
 ReCOinfurt, r^kum'furt, D. a. I. 
 luicber ftrirfen, (beni SSnbeu lo iieiie 5tnifr 
 pirleil)en. Bacoh. 2. luicber troileii , luieoer 
 tliirfen. [adj. f troilloe. Spensek. 
 
 RecoinTortless , rekuinfunles. 
 
 RcCOlllllieilCe , rckommense'. 
 i>. a. luicber, pun Oieuem, niife 9feiie an> 
 frtiigcn. 
 
 ReCOinineilfl , r^komnend', (I.) 
 V. a. 1. ( biffer coiumend) (to; filipfi't)leil, 
 nnempfeMen (<?inem). 2. ( nngeiifl;m iiii'. 
 d)en) enipfeljleii. 3. (to) ©iiitii empfeljleii, 
 nbri'iTiren an . . . 
 
 Recoiiiiiiendable, rekkom- 
 mend abl, adj. f mpfff)tmi'J*iuertl) , eilipfel); 
 iiituiriui'irDig. 
 
 Recoiniiiendublenesj^i , rlk- 
 koiniiieiid'ablnes, *. bie (5-nipfcl)liiiig6iui'ir; 
 bigfiit, bie e-igciifd)iift, ba ©tipiig emptel)< 
 liiiui^mertl) i\\. 
 
 Re€>oininendation , rlkkom- 
 
 mendd'sliiin, t. bit ©llipfiljlling (.bi\6 Qm-- 
 Ffii)Icn) ; (biii, ivai eiiipfiici)lt) bie G-mpiVl;; 
 lung, ber ©nipfefjlungegnuib. 
 
 The best r e c o ni iii e ii d a t i o u of a man 
 to favor is politeness, 5piiriid)feit eilipfiff)lr 
 am 93ffffn , ifl ber bejle &nipfel;liing^brief. 
 Mistortune is a — to our pity, baS 'lligliicf 
 iinpjifl;lt fid) imrerem ^5J?itleibeii. Letter of 
 -, bo6. (5mpfel;Iuiifl6r4)reibeii , ber Gxnpfel): 
 liingJbrief. 
 
 Recoiiiinendatory , rekkom- 
 
 me II ' da t ill ^, (f Re c o ni in e u'd a t i V e) adj. 
 iiupiVMenb. - letter, b<\6 (S'mpfel)(iinfl^i, 
 (rniptVMfd)rfibcn. 
 
 HeCUlllHH^nder, rekkommcnd'- 
 
 ur, s biT G"-mpfel;ler, &iner, ber empfiel)(t. 
 
 Rt^CUIIllllisiSiiuil.i&kkoinniish'uii, 
 
 r. «. iiiii'ber, iuif» i)u'tie be|1nden, (iiijliden. 
 
 ReCUIIllllit, rekomaiic, v. a. 1. 
 lo - to pritoii, pon gffiiem, luieber per(;af; 
 ten, eiiii'pirreii. 2. 1 '^iirliiiiienrerpr.J (to) 
 poll iJIeiitm }ur llnteriiid)iiiig ob. ^rHfiing 
 iitergebcu (eineni JliMiimirtec) poii Sleiicm 
 inir riiuii lliiierfiid)iing?iiii6rd)ti^ bringiii. 
 
 R«;C4>lllitiuilicute > rekoximu - 
 iicKaie, v. a. luiiPer mirtljiiltii. 
 
 ReCUinpact , lekompakt' *. a. 
 iuiei~'cr juuimnu'iifiigeii. 
 
 Recoilipeiisatiuu, rekkempcn- 
 sa'sliriii, s. f. Recompense. 
 
 Recompense, lek'knmpcnse, (fr. 
 e'coinpenser) v. a. I. QtWi\6 U'il'bi'r flllt 
 
 mnd)i-n, iiii^gieid)cii , erfr^eii luoffir eiitfd)a= 
 bigni. 2. crff^eii, pergrutn. 3. (nud) j) per; 
 g'-lreii. 4. (iriuiii; bi'U>l)neii ; dor) (Sineii Ue^ | 
 ii)l;iu-ii (|ur;, d-iiietii fiir (S-iipnd |pl;iieii. I 
 
 liEC 
 
 1. Solyman said he would find occasion 
 for them to recompense that dis- 
 grace. Kivoli.es. 
 Recompense,* I. ffon bie aStr; 
 gutuiig, G-nruDnCigiing, ber (?ri"ii9 (fur). 2. 
 (flud) i) tlie SBergeltiing. 3. ( for) Die ^o 
 luijiiung (fur). [©d)abfni-rrai). 
 A recompense for damages . Per 
 
 Reconipi lenient, rekompiic' 
 meiit, *. Die neiie SiH'immeniV^uiig, luiie 
 .Kpmpiliuiuii. 
 
 ReCOinpO.Se, rekompoze', v. a. I. 
 ipiebet jurnmmeuff^cn. 2. luicDrr bfruhigeii. 
 
 Recompositiou , rekompo^isli'- 
 un, $. bie SOieberiurnnimenrc^uug, SBicDcr* 
 l)eri1ediing. 
 
 Reconcilable, rlkkonsllahl, adj. 
 
 I. perf5l)nbiir , nuffoljnbiir, peri'uljniid), m 
 perfpljneii, perr6l)nt luerbcii foniienb. 2 cm6> 
 gleid)bar, nu6gcglid)en, bcigclegt, gcfd)li(^tet 
 inerDeii f&iiiienb. 3. (with) pereinbnr, per« 
 tniglid) (niit). 
 
 To be reconcilable, peri'S^llt, (lUi5» 
 gefiiljnt, bcigclegt, (iufgeglid)fn iperbeii fijiH 
 nen ; fid) mit einniiber pereinigeii Inffrn; 
 (with) fid) pereinigen Inffeii, fic^ pertnigrn 
 (mit). 
 
 Reconcilableness, rlkkon^i'- 
 labliies, *. I. bie 5Bfr|i)l;iilid)feit; ©igfiifitaft 
 nii^gfglid)cn, beigrtegt roerben ju fijiiueii. 2. 
 bie SJcrfinbnrfeit, 9>ermigli(<>frit. 
 
 Reconcile, rlkkonsile'. (Inf. re- 
 concilio) i;. a. 1. * luieber l;er|"icden , luicDec 
 ju ©tiinbe bringeii. 2. a) i'fripf;iien , rtti»» 
 fciinen ('7J?eiit"d)en, ipnrreien). b) (iu«gU'i» 
 d)t», beilcgen, fd)lid)tfn (Streirigfciteii). 3. i 
 (to) niiffi'ljneii (mit); to - one's self to .., 
 to be reconciled to.., fid) nuSt"ii|)iu'il 
 (mit), fid) fugen (in). 4. mieDer in Oiiiwil 
 jc^en ; to — one's self to wavering adec- 
 tions, rd)H)(infenbe ^Teigiiiigen ivieDer fur fid) 
 geiviniieu. 5. f a) || cntriintigcn. b> luietec 
 fini»eil)eii (eine i{ir(f)e). 6. (with n. to) I'cn 
 eiiibiiren, pereinigen, in &inflaiig ob Utbir* 
 einfliinmung briugeii (mit). 
 3. It is our duty to be reconciled to 
 the dispensations of Providence. To — 
 one's self to afflictions. 
 
 To be reconciled to . . , pen'c'l;nt I'f in, 
 fid) uerfi!if)nen , fid) nu6f&t)iiea mit ... To - 
 any one to a mortification, 3i-'il<'<llb^ 23cr> 
 brup ipieber gut niild)en. Are you recon- 
 ciled to tobacco, fijiincii ©ie ben iiU'flf 
 ivieber pertrngen? He could not - him.srif 
 to do it, er fpiinte iiid)t mit fid) felbjl eiiug 
 ipcrben, t6 JU tl;un. He has reason to tenr 
 he shall never — himself to the fatigue uf 
 etc., er fjat ©runb, ju furd)ten, b.ng er fid 
 niemnlS in bie gjiil^e fin&fii luirb, jii zc. 
 
 Reconcile) v. n. fid) peri'ol;nei 
 fid) nuefi}l)iien. 
 
 Reconcilement, rekkon.sile' 
 nient, «. 1. Die SBtrfo^iiiiiig , ^ueri)t;iiuiig 
 
 bie crneiierre i5rt'iiiiDrd)nfr. 
 
 Reconciler, rekkonsi'lur, s. 1 
 ber 25cr|'i:i|)iier, *iliii5fi'l;ncr. 2. ©iner, bei 
 ^BiDeripi •iid)c perrinbiirt, jii I'ercini'iircu fiid)! 
 
 Reconciliation , lekkonsiica'' 
 .shun. *. I. bie a5i'rfiil)nung, *Mui-rui)iiiiiial 
 2. II Die 23iieiing, >ilbUuBiing. 3. bie SBereim 
 biiriiiig (i?i'Uiiiig ber 2BiDen"vriid)Cj. 
 
 To make r euouc ilia tic u for sin, | 
 
F&te, (ar, fall, fat, M4, met Fine, fin. ^6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6ud. Tiibe, tiib, ifill. ihin, rilis. 759 
 
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 bit @uu^e uerfu()nen. To give a clear and 
 easy - of... auf tiM flnre u. leic^te SScii'e 
 ^tbtn dDiSerfpnlrf)!;). 
 
 Heconciiiatory f rekkons'lti- 
 
 ture. ailj. lierfi)l)llfll6. 
 
 Itecoudeusatioii, rekkoudeu- 
 
 si niiiiii. s. tie 'IsjiedcrucrCirfiiiid. 
 
 R(;cua(leiise« rekondeute', e. a. 
 U'li'ffr lurDictrii. 
 
 IteCUltditef rek'kondite, (lot.) adj. 
 I. ofrBiiiifii. leriltrft, geljciui. 2. i a) tuiu 
 fri t^iiiii tn\t6 WottU K.>. b) tirf (&(U: 
 birii ic.i. 
 
 KeOOIKiitory* rikou'diiuri. t. 
 ■f ^l•^• 25iiiii.il)riiiiii6orf, tit ^ifCerlOQr, 23ur! 
 tflini-riimiiKr, Ciis OJingajin. A»n. 
 
 RecOUtlllCtf rekoodiikt', r. a. 
 Iiiniittiihrtrii , iiirricfleiten. 
 
 Reconfirm y rekonferm' , «. a. 
 iDiefrr t'oflaiuitn. 
 
 Recoiijuiu, rikoiijoin', r. a. win 
 bi°r i<i'ri'iiiigeii. 
 
 Recuiinuiier, r^koun^iiur. (fr. 
 recoil nail I e> r. a. [bef. O^Mit.] b(f((t)[ii)cn, 
 erfiiiiteii , fn»ri\1)cii , nui-iViiljeii, nuefiiiiti 
 fd>iiitrn , refoiiMorjircn. 
 
 ReC<»ll(|U<rr, reknngk'ur, c. <i. 
 1. iiMi-rifr cnbi'rii. 2. i ivitDer oouiiincii (Die 
 9ii1)r;i;ia ic). 
 
 RecUDfiecrate f rekon'tikrile, 
 «« II. n<ieri;r iuril)rii i>t). ciinveit)cii. 
 
 Hecouwecrnlion, iekkoii»ikri'- 
 «iiiju. «• «)£ m>(l)maiij)e -lUeiDeii, Die 'lUit* 
 brrt'iiimcihiiMd. 
 
 Reconsider, rekoiiMri'ur, v. a. 
 
 1. I'lii 9Iriieiii eriuoi)^". luieDrr uberKgni. 
 
 2. li»i>iir. II. brnuf). JBfniiniml.J (tine ■0)?o» 
 tioii ic.) tied) eiiintiil in (^riuagiing oi. ^o 
 t<\tt}\\i}Uh\i\n<\ )irl)cit, tio^ (iiiiiiiil DDrneljiiieii 
 Ui. fit |u uniilofirii). 
 
 ReCOUMideration,rekkonsidur- 
 Akliiiii, «. 1. tit tu>(t)i)iniioe &rivivttiii(|, 
 Ikberlriiunij. 2. i$Pli(. ii.beTarl).iB(rrAi)nnl.] 
 tai iio(t)iuiiiiiie 93i)rii('(}iiieii , Die tioctnuiltgc, 
 wutxrholrc aJrriialjine (finer ■•JJfi'tioii ic). 
 
 RecoiiMolate, rikoii's6lite, v. a. 
 f iiniOfr (ruiU'i). 
 
 Reconvene t rekoiivene', r. a. 
 ivitDiT I'triiiinnifiu. — t». »i. fid) ivieber uer« 
 fiinnni-lii, luicDiT jiifiininuiifointnen. 
 
 Reconvention « lekonven'shua, 
 «. i:iCi(t)t*rpr.J 1. Die Ci>eot"fl'iiJ<. 2. Der 
 neiie SBtriileKt). 
 
 Recouversioit, rekonver'nhun, 
 t. tit ■ii}ieiVri>i:ffl)riinij. [DiT bcfel)reii. 
 
 Reconvert, rekonverc, 0. a. iuie> 
 
 ReConvey« tekonvA', g. a. i. f 
 luii'ttr l)iiitiil)reii, iiirucfrul)reii. 2. f (eiiiem 
 fniiurii ^-iiieuthiiiiuer) ivieDer uberficfrrii, 
 u^eriiiiid)cii, uDirtriigcii (eiii (^uo. 
 
 Reconveyance, rekouvi anxe, 
 •. Die ibieDeriibcrlicfcniiui, SBieDerubifrnia.- 
 fbuiu], <UjicDcriiiD(t(rAouiia uii emeu irii^erii. 
 G-iiKHfl)uii"'r). 
 
 Record, rekord'. (I. recorder) v. a. 
 1. Ill D<id (i:it'Diid)tiiip iuriicfDritioen. 2. iiti 
 SiiiDeiifcii erljnireii; eiiuraflrii , reiji|lrittii, 
 ju ^UrotofoU iu'l)t)ien, iiieDerfitteibeii, uer^ | 
 |ei(f)nen, niiijeidjiieii; [ip.inDel] iiotireii Irtf-- 
 feii (20ed)reO. 3. t fid) eriiiiuni nil . . . j 
 SpEKxen. 4. t erjoljli'ii; iuie0erl)olen. 5.1 
 futcti uiiun a"v>lT«>i "i-H'- <>• riioiueii, be< | 
 
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 Ifiiigen. 7. -J- (tnflen, aniTimmen (einen ®e» 
 I'lJiia JC). 
 
 To record a gift, eine ©d)ciifiing nii«. 
 lledeil. Shak. I call heaven and earlli to 
 - this day againtt you, |l id) lie^ilie ^mi: 
 mel II. (5Ti)e ^eute liber end) juni SfUfl'"- 
 To - in the heart, belli 4>>^ricn tief einpr>i> 
 gen. So ev'n and morn recorded tlie 
 third day, || ta ivarb au6 >JlbcitD u, "^ivrgeii 
 Der Dnrte iiig. 
 
 Record, v. n f fingen ; p6reu. 
 
 Record, rek'ord. r^kurd', «. I. a) 
 Die nutt)tiitiid)e ob. niftjiefle ^b|"d)rift irgcnft 
 Ciller i2d)ritt, Der Au(l)entird)e Seridjc liber 
 li)>U|'.ic^en II. SJiTl^aiiDluiigen, Drr in em bC' 
 l>iiDere«, ^u bicfeni Sixtde bmlimmte^ >^ud) 
 riiigitrngeu ivirD, Die llrfiiiiDe, (»<rid)r$tircc, 
 tai Defument. b) ba£ ilirotpfoa , Dii« i&e- 
 rid)te vD. 91brd)ri|teii pen ger!(])riid)eii 9Ser= 
 l)aiiMiingeii entl^.iitenfie 9{egi|lrr, SSirind): 
 ni^. c) pi. Record*, aj ^JJnpiere , Srie|< 
 l'd)>i|(ea. fi) bit 9tegi|lrnnir , bud >21rd)iu. 
 2. i btr 3<»ac. 3. the record! of liinc 
 ol pant ages. Die (^e|'d)id)te , dljlffft. 
 2. Heaven be the record o< luy speech. 
 
 ©Id records, ba6 ^t(t)H>. Cnuit of -. 
 ber <l>m(t)t^l)Bf. ivo prixufuiiiiniVte !l$rrt).inDs 
 luiigt'll <S>ti\U fillDen. Court not ot -, eill 
 &tt (t)f6t)oi, ivu iiiir niiiiiMic^e !8crl)onbluii> 
 gen l^nut (inbeil. Keeper of the records, 
 ber *Hr(l)iUiir. Debt of -, (JJedjtiipr.J eiiie 
 (2d)ulb, brren D?id)(iafeit tm^ D»a !ni:vi)iiiiD> 
 lungrn uor eineiii Court of ~ erl)e!it. Tiiai 
 by-, eine gcrid}[lid)r lliirerrud)iing , ivubi'i 
 iinr nad) aui (^erK^tioften ob. UrfiinDvii 
 l)rrpurgtl}enben ajeiuriicn nbgrurt^etlt luirb. 
 'Tis upon -, 1. t6 ifi nut.jcjeid)iiet, regi|lrirt. 
 2. man meig ge|'d)id)(iii1) , t6 i\\ in ber &< 
 t'd)i(^ce eriPal)llt. Motliiug can be averred 
 that is oui of -, 9?id)t6 frtnii beljrtiiprct lucr 
 ben, \va& nid)( burc^ UrfuiiDcn beiuiei'eii luer 
 ben fiinii. 
 
 Recordation, r«k&rdi'«hua, « 
 t bii6 'UiiDeiitcn , Die (STiiiiierung. 
 
 Recorder, rikord'ur, «. l.SQ'iner 
 brr Oiei'djeljeiied iiieDer|(()retbt; (Dnljerj 2. \ 
 ber G)e|d)i(l)trd)rei6cr. 3. (ein |lrtbti|"d)er tdt> 
 aimer; a) ber UrfuiiDeubeivaijrer , >}lrd)ii>ar, 
 ategiilriitDr , $rotnfuai|l. b; ber (£i)nDifm5, 
 (StaDtaniuiilt, 4. .(el;emiil£> eine itrt iJiixe, 
 ^od)j1ute. Baco.m. 
 
 Recoucll, rekoutsh', c. n. fid) 
 ipieDiT n eDcrltgen. 
 
 Recount, rck^unt', (fr. reconler) 
 V. a. I. er}iil)len. 2. ipieDer, pon ^teutm, 
 nud) einmol erjaf^len. 
 
 ReCOUUtinent, rekduntment, t. 
 t Die ^riol^liiiig , C9ei\1)id)te, Der %erid)t. 
 
 Recourse, rekorse', (fr. recouri>; 
 lat. lecursusj i. 1. f b'i6 I)iiufiije SSuruber.- 
 flcljen, SBorbeifoiuinen. Shak. l. i a) f Die 
 Hiudteljv , SIDieDerffljr, Die 3iiri"irffnii(i. b; 
 ber neue Unfiifl , 3{ii<ffa(l (bei ivriiufl;eitciu. 
 c) Der ^reieinuf (Der Oiil)re*jC'tt")- <i> (">) 
 Die 3iifl"d)r (^u). e; Der 9{ucfaii|priid>, 9{C' 
 grcp. 3. t <'o> ber 3iifl(ing, 3iitntt (jiu. 
 
 Tlieir eyes overgalied wjtii recourse of 
 tears, il;re >2liigen miiiib pon Deii l;niing per.- 
 gofieuen X>)rniien. The course and - ot 
 times, Der SEec^fd Der 3eiten. To have - 
 tO"» 1. t 3'ilntr fjnbeii, fommen foniieii 
 ^11 . ., 2, feme 3u|)uc()( ne|)niea jii ..., fict^ 
 
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 rd)aD(Pi$ t)Mt» (an). Children have - ta 
 their parents for as.sistaiice . .KillDcr ge^etl 
 il)rr ■ileltcrii um Uiitfriliitjiiii.j nn To maUe 
 
 - to llie pr.'iyers of the S4iiit.s, •(• fid) btin 
 
 ®ebete Der ipeiligen enipfel)len. 
 
 Recourse, o. n, f i»ieberfcl)reii, 
 
 riirffihren. 
 
 Recover, rekuVur, (fr. recouvrer; 
 liU. recupero) v. a. I. GtlPil^ luif^er crian* 
 gen, erl)iiltcn , bePoinnieii, erobern ; iplebet 
 fommen jii ... 2. ± a) ipicber eiiibrinoen 
 (erfe^en). b) luieber gut mart)en. 3. f errei* 
 d)eii (luof^iii grliingeiD. Shak. 4. (from) 
 (&men) frei iiiiKfteii, befreien, lo6!:iad)en, 
 erlitien (opid. 5. (e-iiieii) luicbrr jii ild) brin» 
 gen. 6. IWedxJfpr.j luicber fommen ju ..,, 
 (ytipii* erfei^t befmiimen. 7. eiiiloiVn (ein 
 ■ijjfrtiibx 8. emrreiben , cinfaffircn ( eine 
 •£d)UlD), tiii}icl)eii , er()Cbeii, beitreibeii. 
 
 To recover senses, ipicDer ill <£iimeil 
 (omnicn. To - sight, health, streugtli, 
 luicber reljriiD, mieDcr gefniiD luerDen, ipuDer 
 jn ^niftct fommen. To - one's libi-ity, 
 feiiie i^reiljeii luieber erttiigeii, luie&er feei 
 lUJrteii. - arms, lOJi'ilit.j fei^t at'. To - a 
 thing 10 one's memory . Allien nil Griond 
 (riiiiirrn. To - one'i »«If, ipujer )u fid) 
 ftmmrii. To - one's self from.,, ficj) Wit' 
 ber erl)oien ooii i'jtt (}iird)t jc). To - one's 
 selfuuiof.., fid) iofiiind)eii, ild) befreien 
 '.aui). To - lands, in Den 2)e|aj oon Cfiiu 
 crreien ivicDer (geric^tlid)) eingeftt^c luerDen, 
 To - shipurrcked goods, (iJiifer niitf eiiieiu 
 oeriingiurfreii '£d)iffe bergen, reiteii. To — 
 dauiiigek, (?iitfd}nbigiing erl)a[(cii, eiitfd)n> 
 ^igt iverDen. To - debt ami cost (ia a suit 
 at lawi. fiin (^iitf)nbeii ti. JdMieiierfn^ crl)nli 
 ten. To - losscH, aUiTlUile crfei^r befoiiiuien 
 Charges for recovering, Cie ((i)elDi> (fC> 
 l;cbiing^iinfoflrii. 
 
 Recover, ■>. n. l. (from 11. of) iidf 
 luieber crl)olen, luieDcr geiiefeit (oon einer 
 Jtrnnf^elt*. 2. t (fiom; fid) luieber erl)oleii 
 (ooii), fti^ ivieDer erl)cbeii (nii6). 3. luieber 
 }u fid) felb)! fommen. 4. (against) feineu 
 9{egre0 iiel;meii (an), I'ic^ ert}Olcn (nii). 
 
 To recover in one's suit, feineu <)>ru> 
 ie6 gemiiiiten. 
 
 Recoverable, rekuv'uiabl, adj. 
 1. gerertet lucrDen foniieiiD (luie &met aii6 
 emein ocruiiglurffcu i£d)iiTe). 2. luieDer er» 
 inngbnr, luieDcr erlniigt luerOcii foiiiitiiD ; (p, 
 Sd}iilDeii) eiiitreiblul). 3. crfet^iid). 4. lu 
 einen frtiljern 3ii|^nnD }iiru(fgebrnii)t iperDcu 
 fpitnenb. 5. tjeilbar, ipieDerDeraeiMr luerDeii 
 fonnenb. 
 
 To be recoverable, gcrettet, cinge» 
 trieben, einfnffirt, iviebert;ergetle(U iperDtn 
 foniien. A prodigal's course is like tlie 
 sun's, but not like his — , Der l!iiuf eiuei 
 iSerfcftiuenDerS g(eid)t Dem bee (3oii:ie, er« 
 neuert fid) nbec nid)t ivie Diefer. Shak. 
 
 Recoverablcncss , lekuv dr- 
 abliies, «. Die ©igenfdjnft. g-'verret,, ipieDet 
 erlangt, iuieDerl>erge|le(lt luerDen ^u fi)iineni 
 Die {S-riei5ltd)feit. 
 
 Recoveree, rekuviii ee', *. [9?c((>ri>!. 
 fpr.j Die ^Iserfon, an Der mnn fid) erI;oit, nil 
 Die man fciiien dtegreg niiniiu. 
 
 ReCOVeror, lekiiv liiur. <.(?;ed)(£> 
 fpr.J Der, iueld;er nii (Jiiieiii fid) irOolt, ail 
 OemniiD feiiien iViegre^ luiuint. 
 
760 Fate, far, fAlI, fat. Me, met Fine, fin. No. iii6ve, n6r, got, ofl, clofl.l. TAhe. tiib, full, l/tin THi«. 
 
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 Recovery, rikur'ure. «. I. Mi 
 
 SDiebcnrlnngtu, tie 2BieCer«longuufl; Wit-. 
 bercrcberiinfl (.tinti Pditte*). 2. (from) tit 
 S33ie^crl}ertlc^lln(^ , ®eiieriiiig (lUMi). 3. 
 19{fd)r^rpr.] a) tic e-riniifliiiig, tm erljnl: 
 ten (0. ©d)(itcncrrni3 ic). I)) £>ie 'JluftjebiiiiG 
 eiiiefi giheifonimifief. 
 
 The recovery of itleas. ^ie ^rinilC; 
 riiiifl flfhfibter SSoritelluniiin , Sffniiiii^ceii}. 
 — from sickness, tie 2i3i('tergciif|un(l. Pn't 
 — , past hope of—, rcrtnl1i]i(»^. To be past 
 -, iiiiiviiet»cr6riiifllirt) orrloreii feiit; Ufrjiuei^ 
 felt flc()en (0. 9tiiflffC(]fiil;eiteii). To have a 
 slow - fr-oni a fever, i)Oii fiiiem ^ifluT 
 liiiiflriitit luieter geiiefen. Directions are 
 given for the — of drowned persons, ef bd 
 (le^eii SSorrrf)ritteii , luie man d-rtninPfiif 
 wiefccr mi Sebeii jiirucfruf'en , luieber ji; ficl) 
 fclOft triiigcti , retieit fniiii. 
 
 Recreant, rlk'kreanK (iirritl. re- 
 creant) adj. 1. feige, I'crjnflt, feigl)er}i(i. 2. 
 i feifle lu. OJIiebeni). 3. nbtriliinig. 
 
 To turn recreant to God , vpn S^ott 
 fltn'ndi'n. 
 
 RecreMiit, *. I. 6er {Jeigfiini, %e'u:\. 
 I)frjifle; (biil)i'r) bcr elciiK, fcige ©5ictt. 2 
 ter »JI('trtltuii<)e. 
 
 Recreate, rekkreate, ((lit. reereo) 
 V. a. 1. frqiiirfcii, crtrird)en. 2. frgix^rii, 
 Hfrgiu'iflcii. 
 
 To recreate one'* self, firf) fTflJ^tll, 
 fiff) rrlu>!i'ii, (witli) f(rt) erg&t^fn (tiiit). 
 
 R<;create, n. n. fid) crgo^eii, firt) 
 txt)ii(n. 
 
 Re-create, rtkreate , V. a. OPIl 
 9ieiietii |'ri)iifftii dim' 9lriiite !C.). 
 
 Recreation, rekkieAshun. «. I. 
 bie G-tqiiirfiiiii] , GTfnrrf)nng. 2. Die <5t< 
 flc^uiig , 6'r()i'itiTmtg , ©"rljoliinfi. 
 
 Re-creation, rekrea'sliun, s- 
 bdi 2Dieberrd)iiffeft , ®d)<iffcii udii 9ieiiem, 
 jiod)nialige , luttrrvfjiUte €d)niTfn. 
 
 Recreative, rek'kiealfv. (fr. re 
 cre'atif) adj. 1. ergiiirfcnb, crfrii'djetib. 2. tt-- 
 flt^lid) , crgb^eiie, erl;eireriib, (Srlirlimg ge- 
 >i)al}re4iD. [Grlu'liiitg gfiunl^ren. 
 
 To be recreative, criiiiicffii, crgoijcn, 
 
 Recreatively, rek'kre4iivle,ad». 
 erguKfetifci frgu^ciiR. 
 
 RecreativeneMJ*, rlkkrcativ- 
 nes, t. I. Die (^rqiiirtlid)feit , tiai G-rqiiif= 
 fenbe. 2. bie Grgofjlidjfeit. 
 
 Recredentials, rekr^dcn'shaU. 
 «. pi. [Biplmii.] 1. tcii 9l6nind)reit'cn. 2. 
 bie 9{efrebenji(ilii'ii (Qliitmorr fiiK^ ©eiiof: 
 tani (iiif iai 93fgliui0ifliiiiflfrd)reibeii ciiu6 
 ©erfliibteii). 
 
 Recrement, rlk'kr^ment, (Int.) 
 «. bie (fid) ntroiiberiibe) lliirfiiiigPfit , en 
 9Iu«miirf, ©d)niim, bie ©d)Iarfen ; pi. Re- 
 crements, [>))iiB.) bie lliircinigffircu (iin 
 Jbliite), 91bTnibeniiigfn, aui btiii Sbliife nb: 
 (jeioiiberteii SaiK. 
 
 Recreinental, rikkremln'tal. ii. 
 
 Recreanentltial , rekkremen 
 tish'al, liilb 
 
 ReCreiiientiti4»US , rekkremen. 
 iisli'us, adj. iiurein, rd)Mrfig. 
 
 Recriiiiiiiate, rckunrenAte, (fr. 
 recriraiuer) v. a. ii'ieber bi'fd)iilPigfH. - v. n. 
 ©fflciifingt-n, Ci)fflenbcfd)iiibifliiiigeii, ®pgfn> 
 •;oriDiirfe LH^rbriiigeii , (iiibriiiQCii, eittflegcm 
 
 KEC 
 
 fe^en; [Sterfifsfpr.) eine ©egenftage nti6rin» 
 gen, izn 3infliiQfr bes i'<inili(^en SSerbrec^en^ 
 befd)iilbigen. 
 
 RecriniinatiOn,rekriniena'shun. 
 
 bie 0)egcnbi|"d)iiibigiiiig, 03i-gtnnnfliige ; 
 
 [3tert)teiVr.l bie (JJcgeiifi.ige, SCefoiuientiou^; 
 
 fliige, Singe, luobiird) bcr Sliigeflngtc beii 
 
 ^2infuigjr beffrlbeii 2>erbrfd)en6 nnflngt. 
 
 Recriminator, rekrlmcnatur, 
 s. ber OHgeiifliigtr, auicbcrflnger; Qintv, 
 bcr (i)egfnberd)iilb\giingen lun-briiigt. 
 
 Recrianiuatory,iekrim'enaiure. 
 adj. eiue (Segtiibeidjiiibigung , ®cgciiflngf 
 ciuhiilienb. 
 
 Recross, rekros', v. <i. n)ieber \ct}tu 
 liber (cincii 5''iM Jf)- Washisgtoh. 
 
 Recrudescence, rekkruodes'- 
 
 kense, llllb 
 
 Recrudescency, rlkkioodes- 
 
 sense. (fr. recrudescence, V. Int.) *. ber 
 Snftnnb, bn fit^ Grum^ ii>iebcr iHTidjIini: 
 inert, tni SDieberniifbrec^en (einer SBiiiibe). 
 
 To come to a recrudescence, ivie: 
 rer niifb«(<>en. 
 
 Recrildescent, rlkkruudls'seat. 
 adj. i^Jirb.] luieber nufbredjetib, (id) luieber 
 i><rrd)limnirrnb , niife * 9?cue fdjmcrjeub, 
 i"iHnieril)iu'f roerbenb. 
 
 Recruit, rekroot', (fr. recruter) 
 0. a. I. burd) nenen Smnt? luiebcr tierrtcllen, 
 ergnnjen. 2. (in engerer 'Bebeutung) ['))iflit.) 
 refriuiren, uof(jnl;lig nind)cn, niit fri|d)tr 
 ■5)t.innrd)iift ergnn,ieii (ein Spetv). 
 
 To recruit llie fire, ipolj nnd)leflcn. 
 Food recruits the flesli, gial)rnng niild)t 
 Ob. gibf glcii'c^. To — one's flesh, luieber 
 \n gicird)e fomnien. To - the spirits, bie 
 Sebenfgeiiler ^eben. Her cheeks recruit- 
 ing their color, i(;rc SUnngcn , il)re gnrbe 
 luieber befcininenb. To - the day, ben Ing 
 erietjen. To - one's self, fid) erf;olen , luic: 
 ber ju .Rriiften foniinen. 
 
 Recruit, i>. >i. 1. iune^men, julegen. 
 i. Srlbiiteii niuuerben , luerben. 
 I. Lean cattle recruit in fresh pastures. 
 
 Recruit, *. 1. bie Grgmijiing. 2. 
 ber Oieiigcivi'rbene, ^In^geljobene, 9{efrnt. 
 
 Recruiting', rekruul'ing, t. l'<)}?i = 
 lit.] tne JJcfriinveM, bie (I'rgmijung, Wtri 
 I'litig , 91iii'licbiing. 
 
 Recruitment, rekrOut'ment, «. 
 bie ^eibiing, ^iliifljebiing. 
 
 Recry.«itaiizatiou, rekristale- 
 /.a'shiin. t. bie ^iibeffii|1a(li|lruiig, bnf 
 'iUiebcrniirdiief'en jn .finftnden. 
 
 Recrystaiize, rekrj.'s'tall/e. v. n. 
 fid) tvieber fritlodifiren. Hehry. 
 
 Rectangle, rekt'anggi, ifr. ii5., 
 I), int.) t. 1. [(5jcinn.i ii\6 3(ect)terf. "i. 
 [9(rirhin.] tnii ^T^robiifr, 5'i)'f- 
 
 Rectailgie<i, rcki'anggid. ( 
 
 Rectangular, rektaiigguiar, ) 
 (RectHngle) adj. [PJeoin.) rrd)rn'iiifelig. 
 
 Rectangrularly, lektang'gi'riarlc. 
 adv. rcd)riuiiifrlig. 
 
 ReCtifiable, rek'tefiahl. adj. b(: 
 rid)ngr, uerbeffert imrben fbiiiienb, jn be-- 
 rid)ngen , jii I'erbeffcrn , uerbefferlid). 
 
 Rectificatii>n , rekielckA'shun. 
 f. 1. bie SBerid)tigiing , 25crbi'ffi'riiiig (eine^ 
 3rrtl)ntn6 u.). 2. [(Fl)ein.] bie eniitening. 
 ■Jiemigung, 9{cttifiiir«nfl. 3. [(Seom.J bie 
 
 REC 
 
 3nriitffi1f)r«ng einer frummen Sinie niif ein» 
 gernbe. 
 
 Rectifier, rlk'tefiur, *. l, ber 93f« 
 rid)riger, aSerbcfferer. 2. l(F()eni.l ber £nu. 
 terer, 3(einigcr, ©incr, bcr (Siibilnnjen) 
 reftifiiirt. 3. cm SDcrfjcng, bne bie Slbwei* 
 d)iuig ber ^))fngiu'tnnbel nnjeigt, inn bnrnnc<> 
 ben Sniif eiiies ©d)iffe5 jii berid()tigen. 
 
 Rectify, rek'tefi, (fr. rectitier; U. 
 mr. rectum u. facio) v. a. I. berid)ti0en, 
 i>erbef|cru (Orrtljiinier , ?Ofii;briiii(l)e ic), in 
 il{id)tigfeit bringen ; beflern (bn« 3eifnlt« 
 ic); Iniitern (btn Widkn :c.). 2. [Gljem.J 
 inntern, reinigen, reftifijiren. 3. lOeom.] 
 niif eine gernbe Sinie jun'icftul;rett. 
 
 To rectify the globe, [illlron.] bit 
 (Jrbtiigcl . ipiinnielsfiigel gehorig ilellen. To 
 - one'.s coMsciente. ntit I'ciiiein &eivi|Tcn 
 iii^ 9Ceine , in 9{id)rigfeit foniincn. 
 
 Rectilineal, rektcijn'eal, ^ 
 
 Rectili(iear, rek:eliii'car, >adj. 
 
 Recti liueOUS, rekieiin'eus,-!) 
 [(5>eiMn.| gernblinig, red)tlinig. 
 
 Rectitude, reklelude, (tat.) ». 
 
 1. (T nber f) '>'e (ycrnbljeit (ciiicr Sinie jc), 
 
 2. 1 a) (- of mind. — of conduct) bie (ij6» 
 rnbheit, Unuerborbenf)cit, 9{ed)t|"d)iiff£iit)eif. 
 b) bie 9?id)iigfeit befi Urtijeile, bn^ ric^tige 
 Urtl)eil. 
 
 Rector, rek'tur, *. 1. f bcr Cenfcr, 
 9{rgent, Dfegicrer (b^ir ilOcIt !c.). Haie. 2. 
 ber aSorfleljer, ^{eftor (einer llnioerfitnt, 
 eiiie^ i\o(lcgittinS, ©eininnr*, Jtloiler^). 3. 
 ber 9(eftor, ^Jjfnrrer, <pfarrl)err. 
 
 Rectoral, rekMural, \ adj. bcin 
 
 Rectorial, rckto'rcal, ^ $fnrr> 
 f)crrn, ^fnrrer, 9{eftur geljihrig, gebi'itjrenb, 
 ju einem "ipiarrOcrni , 9{eftpr !)el)i>rig. 
 
 Rectorship, rektiirship. t. 1. bni 
 9?iftornt, 25orftfl)irnnit , Sfrfiornint, bie 
 3{cfturii>iirbe. 2. i tie Siegienuig , Seining. 
 
 3. ber ^>frtrrbicnil , Dieii|T eiiu'6 ^(eftor^. 
 Rectory, rek'nire, *. I. bie i^fnrre, 
 
 ^Ipfnrrei. 2. bn^ 'iSfnrrlinii^ , bie 'iJ5fiirrei 
 
 ReCtre.SS, lektre.s, ( (int. rectrix) 
 
 Rectrix, rek niks, ^ pi. rect ri- 
 ces, J. I. bie SiiifiTiiiii. 2. pi. bie flnrfeii 
 i£d)mnii,ifL'bern ber SBiigel. 
 
 Rectum, rek'tiim, (Int. SO.) «. 
 ['}lnnt.] ber Wnflbnrni. 
 
 Recubati«»n, rikkuba'shun, (Int.) 
 *. -j- bn^ Siegen, £el)iien, Slnleljiieii. 
 
 Recumb, rckiimb', (Int.) v. n. |ef)>. 
 ncn, rii!)en. (bne SJertrniien. 
 
 Recumbence, rckum'bcnse, «. 
 
 Recumbency, rekiimbense, $. 
 I. bie ©telliiiig be* l'fl;iicn<j ob. Siegen*, 
 bne jpinlegcn, 3lnlel)neii , Snger. 2. i bie 
 •:Hiil)e , 5{ntT. 
 
 Recumbent, reUiim'benl. adj. 
 I. Iirgenb, niiliegenb, leljneiib. 2. t a; riil;e!i& 
 iiiiil)iUigi. h) I'lTtrnurnb. 
 
 ReCUlierati<»n, lekupera'.sliun, 
 iliir.) s. bie iBiebrrcrlaiiginig- 
 
 Recuperntive, ickilplraiiv. n. 
 
 R«^C operator y, rekil'peiatuie, 
 adj. iiir-ll=ii'bererl(iiigunggc()i>rig ob. bienlid). 
 
 Recur, rekur', (int. recurro) t>. n, 
 1. i luieberfeljrcn, jiiriirffiMnnien; j. S. to 
 -in the mind, in the memory, eillfnllctl, 
 beifndeil ; to - in one's memory, (lineni 
 einfnden. 2. (to; fciae ^ufiw<i)i ucljinen (lu). 
 
Thtp. fur, ffill. fat. iU. mh. Fine. ffn. NA, move. n6r. ^ot. 6i\. cloud. Ti'ihp. tiib. fi'iM. (//in. Tllis. 7(\X 
 
 To recur In converiatioa (o.., (tin 
 ©«iprnrf)f) luieter fotmiicii , mtbet iu fprts 
 (l^ril fummtn atlf... Recurring series, 
 [jll(ict'r.j lit iuru(f(nufen&e Sieilje. 
 
 Recure , rekiiie', V. a. f wiebtx 
 bfrihlMi, Ijciltti; oerttrfffrii ; (to) lenftii, 
 kitfii (ju). - ». ft. t flfiKieii. 
 
 Recure, «■ t &>£ $u(fe, 9iettiiii<). 
 Past -, iiiii)eilf>iir. Loat witltout — , Ulituie: 
 b(r(<riii(ili((} ucrlurrn. 
 
 ReCurelesSt riki\re'les, adj. t 
 n\d)t (jrfliUt iverCen fuiiiieiib, teiiier $filfe 
 f.it)ia. 
 
 Recnrrence, rikur'renise, ) 
 
 . ReCUrrenCy r^kur'rense, \ *' 
 
 I. tie a3iftfrfel)r, iiudfttft <i'. Orrthuincrii 
 
 K.). 2. Me ^rtiiMiiufl, 6a man I'diie 3"' 
 
 fiudit }ii drmnf iiitnmc. 
 
 Recurrent, lekiir'rent, ilat. re- 
 •arrenit) adj. I. \vitKrt(t)Ttl\t> (U. ©rf)mer: 
 irn lo. 3. I^liiat.] |iiru(flaiifrii6 , ru(flnu< 
 frtiD (u. 92eri*ciu. 3. IfiriilaUvflr.] ivieber* 
 frijrrnb. 
 
 Recursi<»llf rikur'diun. (Int. re- 
 ■urro) «. t Oer 9tudUuii . bit ^iudtdjt; pi. 
 Recursioiia, bit (Sd)a>lli()i;n|)i'll ibti 
 $cMtel6>. BoYie. [iiirri(fiM(j)(ii, iiiii6ie(|eii. 
 
 ReCUrvnte, lekiirvale. d.) r. n. 
 
 Recurvate, udi i^rt.J i]ct>c>>]rii, 
 antt-riu>irt< o''''i'fl(>< t auiwattt gebooen. 
 
 Recur VHtioii « ■ ckui vik'tiiuo.) 
 
 Recurvity, lekiir viU, ^ '' 
 
 titS'irucfbifjjiiufl. Serpentine—, tieSj^lnii. 
 gdirrrnuiniiiio. [)iiru(fl)irorii 
 
 RfCUrve, rjkurve', Hat.) c. a 
 
 Recurved, [AuiK^il.j init jiiru(fflr6i>: 
 gmcr €pi^e. 
 
 R<*curviroiiter, r^kurv'jiSotur. 
 (Itit.) «. iCriitil).] ttt SBoat'l iiitt nunvnrtf 
 (jrtonfmni <&<t)iMi>tl. irrirfflibifleii 
 
 RecurvuuM, rjkur'vu*. udj. )u; 
 
 Recusancy, reku'^ante, «. tic 
 Q3ei(ieniii(| Me Dbcrhirridjiifc bti, kiiuQt 
 Miijiierfeiiiiirii , oD. fict) jiir tjcrrfttxiiteii tiiQ- 
 liiVtrii ilird)e ill brfciiiuii. Die ^21biuci(t)iiiiij 
 I'l'ii err l)tTrfrf)eii6eii di'tliqioii ob. Sirctji:. 
 
 Recusant, reku/ant. (I. recu<o> 
 mdj. \id) ivrifi^riiO , file iOl>crl)i:crrd)atc bti 
 Itoiiig^ nnjiierfeiiiicii, vb. fid) tii btt t)ttt- 
 |(t)ell^rtl &ird)t jii befeiineii, fic^ iDeiQirnD, 
 grii'iffr Qibt (11 Iritlrn. 
 
 Recusant , «. I. 6rr 9lbIvri(f)e^^r, 
 2Di6iripflM|liyc. i. at lenol <^}iid).l «; (Jiiitr, 
 Crr iid) .vtiqtrt, bit Ct>iri)irrrd)ui't bti kb' 
 nigs III iXfliiiiniifraAiii rtuiiiirfiiiiirii. fit 
 btt 9?i«iifoMtornii|1. b> (o»> (fiiier, btt (ri- 
 teat ni(i)( niiiiiiiiiiu, vcriuirft, nid;t aiirr> 
 tttiiu. 
 'i. b) All that are recutants of holy 
 rile*. IIolyuay. 
 
 A poprdi recusant, (finer, fcrr in 3<t> 
 li$!ii>iiernd)rii nur bit Dbi-rljrrci'ct^iift bto $iip: 
 ftr» niifrFi'iint. 
 
 RecUMUtiun, rekkuiii'sliun . «. 1. 
 tit Si3fioer"''(J- SltUft^nuiifl. 2. iWt(^t«iVr.) 
 tit ajrnorrfunfl (eiiue S>{ict)tcr$). 
 
 Recuse, likuie-, ». o. ltKtd)U(\)t.] 
 veriperfen, (M unjiiliirfig nidjt nKMii^nirn 
 loollen, fur iiiitdt)ig erflaren, in cincc @ii(t)e 
 iu n>rrrt)en. 
 
 RecHMsiou, r^kukh'un, (Int.) ». 
 ■} 6a6 ^urucfpraL'eii, ber 3urucf|(f^Uig. 
 
 Red, red, (aiigeif. red, read, reod. 
 rude) adj. totif. 
 
 Blood -led, bflltretf). Crimson--. 
 I'ltflrladjrBtfj. To make — . roll) ni>ii1;en, rorljcn. 
 To grow -, 1. roti) mrrttn, fid) rbtljrii. 2. giu- 
 heii. To mark -, nut 9{ijrhil biH'irfjuen, rotl) 
 anilreidjen. To paint -, |ld) rdjiumfeii. Let's 
 be -with mirth, bie (Jrriice rijtt^e uiifere 
 ^ongeil. —men, -people, — cuildreii. 
 tie fRi>tt)tn, fnpfrrfiirbiiieii Urcinwoljr.er ^jline- 
 rifn'<. -sea, ((i>ci'jir.] 6.16 ri>r()e 'JJiier. 
 A witch's - book, bui *pt'jrenrei)i|1er. - 
 Ijook of the exchequer, [eitfll. 6>i'fd).J eilif 
 alte llrfun6e, 6ie l<rr^d)ie^elle<3 oiif 6ic 3rit 
 uiT tcr Grobernna fid) ^^tiitt)tnbt6 eiitljnlr, 
 ii'orin 6ie 5JJ,imeii ttrjfiiijjcii jliinten, 6if jn 
 ^ciiirid)^ II- 3^it<^>i Sitntereien per Baro- 
 niain )u 2(l)eii triiflfii. Daik-. 6iinfelrorl) , 
 bai Diinfelrntl). Bright -, l)e(Irorl); 6ii6 
 ipcdri'tl). Sad -, briinnroilji 6n6ajr(iiinriul^ 
 Indian - , bai iiitni^e Oiott) , entiii|'d)f 
 55rniinrPt(). 12. bai 3iot\), bit IVoitxt. 
 
 Red, «. I. bai -)i[)i\), bit rutlje garbe. 
 1. The bekt ol all the reds. 
 
 Eveniiig-red« bai '^beiitrot^. 
 
 Re d • bach e lo r 'a - li II 1 1 on s, «. pi. 
 l33(>t.l 6teSi)d)iiiiinJr)]ttreuiitiinOiei'd)li-d)(i'- 
 --berry, tie rutl)e I'rrbecre. --berried, 
 iiiit roti)eii ^eeren i - shrub cassia, brr 
 ©(Dweneuru nut rot(;cn i^eercn. — bird, 
 iCrnttb.J Oct 9ii)it)i>0|]'' (Tnnagra aektiva. 
 T. lubra). --breast, fOrnitl).] 6n6 3{i'Il)= 
 bruild)tn, 9?8tl)fel;Id)ni. -bud. -bud- 
 ire e, 6erfrtna6ird)eO)riifeibiiiiin. — chalk, 
 fcr 9{&tl)el; — pencil, bir i>{i>tl)el , Sii'tlj; 
 iliff. — coat, t btt 9{ori)ri'rf leiifll. ©oh 
 Cnt>. — currants, *. pi. bit ^<i\)A\\nii' 
 betrrn. —-deer, 6a^ 9{ori;ii,il6. -eye. 
 [3d)tl)0Pl] bn6 9{t'il>ingf, tii"Ji'orl)f.irnnrd)e. 
 --taced, em rotl}t6 6)c|ld)t t).ibfno, rotlj 
 im 0)t-(i<f)te nn«ifl)eii6. --Iiiih, 6er ')l»i\y- 
 rii'd). —-fustian, 6cr ^Drnvrin. -- 
 gournet, I3t^")')'''-J bie 'MiVerltier. -- 
 guiu, 6ie iiiigiivol}iilid)e >Ji6rl;e mi Qiifiitie 
 uenflibnrrner AinDrr. -hfii red, rotl)l)an= 
 rig. --headed, rorljfDpfifl. --herring, 
 err aJurfling, ^pfiltjennij. - -h ides, j. p<. 
 eieOnftt". 3''rf)"" i-'ri Ce6cr;. — hoi, 
 iiutrri'tl); flinljiiubi to be -, girif)eu. -- 
 land, [SanDiuirtijfd)-] brr rutl}lid}e Siobcnj 
 
 lime-stune, tie i){iiud)iuadr , 6er Ho- 
 li'inir. -lead. 6i'r ^})finiiia. --legged, 
 ri'tl^brinig; - partridge, tiif 3{oil)l)iil)ii. -- 
 murrain. I. tiljunirjlieif. j n) bai 55lut. 
 t).irnrn, SJottjnei^cn. b) Die 3{oH)ffriiiifl)eir 
 ibri ©(^lufinrn;. 2. inl^ iBiriuiinrdjuno; A- 
 II 'ihy jade's tricks, em 9{ori)liiiif fiber Seine 
 ©d)iiitniiil)rcn|lrrid)r. --nosed, rurljiiiifiij. 
 - uchi .:, itdj. brnniiroil). --Ci-pi me u t, 
 tii6 SRnn|"d)ge(b. --pestilence, -- 
 plague, tie ^ffl. -pole. [Oriiirlj.j ber 
 3(i>tt)< , a5(ntl}(intlinfl ; lesser , tcr glntt)''' 
 fiiif. --robin, bai 9{i'tbbruild)eii. — 
 saunders, [^iH.\ btt ©rtlbnugbniim. — 
 ■ liauk, 1. [Drnith.] tod 9iiui)betn, 6er 
 ?{iitl)i"d)enfel, 9{ott)i'iiB. 2. | trr a}er!jrd)ofte. 
 
 shams, bcr 2Dilffi'rp|i'ifiT. --silver- 
 ore, f^etnlUirfl.] bat 9Cftl;aiii6enfrj. -- 
 start, --tail, (Oriiirl}.] ter SKotljileri, 
 bn« STfotljflerjc^en , 3v\itl)rd)iumiid)en. - - 
 sticuk, 1. [«l>oniol.] taStruming, ©trfif=^ 
 inifl ('ilrt 91()>fel;. 2. cci: ^epieiwii: auej 
 
 ©triemtingen. - w a t - s h o d , (fd)titt.) walk* 
 ing ill blood over the shoe-tops, --weed, 
 [J)ot.] 6er wilbe '>))fphn, 6ie ^hipperrofe. 
 --wing. (Ornitl).] tieJtotljt, eem<, 2Bein<, 
 2CinrerbrD(ytl. — wood, eae9ioH)l;o(j, roil)C 
 ©.mtelljoli. --wud, (fdjult.) stark mad. 
 
 Red, (fdjOtt.j to interfere and 
 separate; lo disentangle; to clear 
 and put in order. 
 
 Redact, redakt', (fat. redjgo) v. a. 
 t jii'iiigen; bilCen, foiinen. 
 
 Redan, redan, (aii(() Redcnt, 
 Red ens) t. ijeriuiifl^b.] 6a« ©ngemerf. 
 
 Redarg^ue, redargu, (lat.) v. a. 
 t iviterlfijeii ; (of; iibcnueiren, liberfilljreii 
 umcr ©.id)e). [f tie ^liji&frleyiina. 
 
 Redarg-ution, redlrgushua, «. 
 
 Redd up, (|i1)utt.; put in order. 
 
 Redden, rcddn, v. a. 1. ri>tt)eH, 
 roit) in.id>eu, einen rotljen ©d)i'in a\i( du 
 iuii6 luerfen. 2. Tnud)ern opiiringe). - v, n. 
 I. rot() iuer6eii, fidj ri)tl)cii. 2. (at) errotl)eii 
 (Uter). To redden with shame, f4)(iniro[^ 
 lucrteii. 
 
 Reddendum, riddlud'um, dar. 
 '^.) 4. 1 9ied)(tiVr. ] 6ie jllauiel, motiir(^ 
 man in enicni i^ad)t« o6. '>))iietl)friiitnft 
 ten 3in* otcr tie <))iicfl)e fid) uorbe^ilt. 
 
 Reddini;-, red ding, ,, in rotl)« 
 ©iMiimerapfil , i}rul;apjf(. 
 
 Redding, (f<i)i)tt.) unraveling, 
 pulling 10 riglits. — -came, Inrge-tooili- 
 rd comb. — -straik, a stroke received 
 in utieinpting lo separate couibatUHls in a 
 fray ; a blow in return for oUicious iuter- 
 ieirnre. 
 
 Reddish, reddish, ndj. rotl)Ild). 
 
 Reddisliuess, reddUhnes, «. 6i< 
 9iL'ri)iiii)fdr. 
 
 Redditiun, reddishun, (lat.) «. 
 1. 60* 2i5ii'Ctrijebeii , 6ie ©ietergabe , 3u« 
 riirfgabe. 2. i tae 2SJieberj)fbtii (tea ©iii» 
 lie* , bei Ucbeneoungen). 3. tie lUbergabe. 
 
 Redditkve,ied'detiv,u<<;'. It^camni.J 
 eriuicternii. 
 
 Reddle, rid'dl, *. btt ^totfjcl, tie 
 9?tul)elfreite , ter JCDiljcl. , Dtotl^fieiii. 
 
 Rede, rede, (aiigeir. raed) *. <* bet 
 JKati). - p. o. « ©iiieni rarljen, eiu«u %ii^ 
 grbeil. Shak. Spenser. 
 
 Redeem, ridiem', (lat. reclimo) 
 
 B. a. 1. a) loi'faiifcii. \ii [9{ed)ti-rpr.j (em 
 
 ^fant , &ut) loieii , aut;Ii!'|'en , liiiu^ien. c; 
 
 ip.inbel] aniorriilreii , ainortiren , mit ban- 
 
 vein (SJi'lD ciiiliJien, tilgcn (33rtiifiu'ri'iu. d) 
 
 nbiiJiVn, abfaui'cn. 2. i a) liJiVii (tin 55ir» 
 
 iVrectciu. b) criibrigi'ii '3i'io. O eiirrd),i» 
 
 tigen liit .., luieter eiiibringcn, lule^l'r gut 
 
 niad)cn. d) bii^en- 3. crliiifen, reiten; (from) 
 
 erl6ren (poii). 4. [iljepl.] crliifcn. 
 
 2. b> He could not have re dee in ed a 
 
 portion of his time for coiilenipluliiig 
 
 the powers of nature. S. S. .Smitiu 
 
 To redeem time, || 6ie 3eit erfaufeu 
 (bcfTiT ninucnben). 
 
 Redeemable, redeem'Sbl, adj. 
 I. aOliJelid), abliifbar, abfaiifnd) , iD^fiiiiifi 
 lid), loSiiifanfeii ; (I'on ©raiit6rd)iil6cii,'i5.inf» 
 iipten) ablijijlid), tilgbar, einlofibai-. 2. ju 
 crl&iVn , erlofei lucrPen fijniient. 3. luieCe* 
 eiiiiubringen, luieter Qiit ^u niad^enj jjcbu^t 
 ivcTbeii (inincnt. 
 
7'()2 Fate, fjir, fall, fat. Me, init. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, got, 6fl, cl8ii<I. Ti'ibe, tub, full. i//in, Tllis. 
 
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 Redeemaltleness, rcdeem'abl- 
 bIh, *. Bie aiblofibiirfeit, bit ^nljiqteit lo6-- 
 (jcfaufr, nbiU'lo^t, abgefauft, eiiifleloet, Qt 
 tiliit, crlori, luicbcr finaef)rad)t, mkitt flut 
 (jemnrfjr , gcbiigt luerCni jii f&niien. 
 
 Kerteeinables, lecleeai'abU, «. 
 pi. [9{cil)U'iVr.] nbtiiuflic^e, ab(&»li(^e, niie = 
 bcrfiiiiilid)e ®ad)en. 
 
 Kedetiiiier) redccm'ur, «. I. in 
 CD^fniifcutie, ©iiilofeiiC'e, 3lbl6i"t;iibe. 2. btr 
 Grlofer, ««erh'r, ©rrcttcr. 3. lX()eDl.] bcr 
 ©riofcr, 5?ci(nii6. 
 
 Redeeilting', redccm'ing, adj. nil: 
 ItifeiiD, ciiiloiViiO, tilijeiiO, trl&feiH), ^blb-- 
 funge.., (Jt!0|UMjj5.., iilgiingfi . . , Q'm- 
 lofiingS... ^ 
 
 ltedeliberate,redelib'er4te,*).a- 
 t i>Dn gicueui berntljcii. - v. n. uon ^euem 
 6ei:iitl)rd)Uii-,eii. 
 
 Redeliver, redel'v'ur, V. a. I. 
 luicDer niifdefeni, evflntren, erfe^en, uben 
 UefiTU, einljdiibigeii, juriicfgcDen. 2. witia 
 tefreiiMi. 
 
 Re€leliveraMCe,icdeliv'uranse.^ 
 
 Redelivery, redeiiv'ure, J 
 
 «. 1. tit Dhicflieffruiig , 2BicDfrerftiittung, 
 2Dil'^cl•titlI)lin^i9llIlg , aa3ict>eriuiSlie|eniiifl. 
 Siinlcfn'il'e- 2. Me IGieDerbefrciimg. 
 
 Redeinaitd, ledemand', V. a. )ll: 
 
 riicffintcni, luieDef for&eni ; (ein itnpitnl) 
 niiffiiiifigen. 
 
 Redeinand, s tie Sururffbrfccrung, 
 SytiicffovDenmo, 5li3ie&erfDv6eniiig ; 2tuttiiii = 
 bigung. 
 
 Redeiliaildable, rcdcmand'abl. 
 ailj. junirfiufin-berii, juriicfgcfuiCert luerbeii 
 toll:u'll^. 
 
 Redemise , ledemize' , o. a. 
 [ 9?ert)t^fpr. ] ((;iiUerI.ififne oD. ocrpn(^>tetf 
 gdnPcreien) luietcrDcrlciljcn. 
 
 Redemise, J. I3?i'd)ti-rpr.] t>ieS33ie^ 
 berL'eclci()iiiig I;intcrlnffeiier oB. ucrpnd)tercr 
 ©liter. 
 
 Redemption, redem'shun, (fntj 
 «. I. Die 2o«f lUifung , 9lU6loriiiig. 2. bcr 
 aSieberfiuif, Shlrffnuf. 3. b'ie lilgimg, 9Imcr; 
 tii'iUioii , ©iiiiofiMig d'. Sinnfiiptea , £nuBc> 
 reicii 2c.). 4. tie &rli3|una, SBefreiuiifl. 5. 
 [lljcol.) bic (S-i-Iiifung, 
 
 A power of redemption, DerXCiebcrs 
 ffluf, bnS 2Bieberf(Uifeicd)t. Right of -, 
 b6 235ieberfniifsrcrf)t. 
 
 Redemptioner, redlm'shunur, 
 t. bcr Sot-fniifliiig. 
 
 RedemptOry, redlm'ture, (Re- 
 d emp'tion al) adj. jimi So^fniifc gel;&rig, 
 fur bie CoSffiiifimg bejnf)It. - price, bai 
 2oiVgi'lb. 
 
 Redented, redlnt'ld, adj. grjAl): 
 ne(t, eiiigejniiiit, nu^gejii^iielt, niiagejnrfr, 
 iDie t)ie3nl)"e finer ©ngc geforint ob- gcbilbet. 
 
 Redepwsit, ledepoz'it, v. a. mt< 
 bcr, aiif^ Oiciie Bi'poMirtu. 
 
 Redesceiid, ledcklnd', «. n. ivic< 
 ber l)crabrii'irii'n. 
 
 ReilllibiiiOIl, rldhebisli'un, (lat.) 
 «. l9{ed)trrpr.J bic i?ciiiiirf)(agiiiig. 
 
 Redllillitory, redbelieturi, adj. 
 bie i>eimrd)liiginig btiuirfeiiD, jur SJ^'fie f)<i= 
 bciib, 5?eimrd)I.igiiiiii3. . . - case, [S>(fd)t«< 
 fpr.J bi:t 5ofl, in bent bie :j)ctmfcf)(agung 
 Stiut ftiibet. 
 
 RED 
 
 Redlent, rldcliit, (Jat.) adj. wit. 
 bcrfrljn'ub , jiiriicffd}reiib. 
 
 Redig-e^it, redcjest', v. a OOM 
 iJiciii'ni, lUHl) eiumnl crMien. Kent. 
 
 Rediiateg-rtMe, rcdiit'tegrate. (1.) 
 V. a. luiiDcr Ijcrftclkii, t;riitiif(r;ii, luicbcr 
 crgdiMCM. Iftfllt, frucueajt. 
 
 Redintegrate, ndj. inicbcrlja-gc; 
 
 Redintegration, redintcgra'- 
 sliuu,*. 1. CiciuieberijCT|leUiinfl, GrneiKer); 
 iiiig, 2Bieberergiiii,juiig; tiHeberciiiiVt^uiig ia 
 ben ^e\it). 2. [6l)em.j bie Dteintegration. 
 
 Redisburse, rcdul>di.se', v. a 
 iururti 'Ijlcii , jiiriirfgi'bcii , iuiebcr6ejii()lcn. 
 
 Redispose, ledi&poze', V. a. i)un 
 Ditiicni orbnen, eiiiridjreii. 
 
 Redisseiziu, ie(lisse'zii,s.[^ed)r^: 
 fpr.] bie ^IBicbcruertreibmig iiii» beni ^i-fit^e. 
 Writ of -, Di!r ®erid)i50eff^( jnr iGiebtr: 
 Licrrreibung einer Spirion mi bem ^(^i^t 
 lined 05nt». 
 
 Redisseizor , redis.si'zur , t. 
 15?id)tc-fpr.J ber SSjiebcrucrtreiber einer $er= 
 ion aua bem 3?eftyc tinct @riiubtluc£5. 
 
 Redissolve, redlzzolv', v. a. mt: 
 ber, t>ini 3?eufni nufiiifen. 
 
 Redistribute, redLstr'b'ute, V. a. 
 luieber, ui>n ^leiicni iiiiStl;tilen, iieril)cili;n. 
 
 Redistribution, ledi.-tiebu'sluin, 
 i. bii'?J13iePerau^tl)i'iliing, 'ii5ieReri>crtl)eiliiiig. 
 
 Redly, red'le, udu. riHl), mit 3{5tl)e. 
 
 Redness, redna.s, t. bit dibU)e, bai 
 ■JJorH. 
 
 Redolenc 
 
 Redoleuc 
 'IBoiiigtrud). [n)ol)lric(^enb. 
 
 Redolent, redolent, Got.; adj. 
 
 Redoulile, ledUb'bl, (fr. redou- 
 bler) V. a. I. ucrbuppi'iii (bie ijnifie, ©djldflc, 
 ipi^e :c.). 2. i ^llc^erl)^Uen. 
 
 Redoubled interval, [^?7tuf.] baS VtV- 
 rDppfire 3nteri>nD. 
 
 Redouble, r. n. fi4> uerboppeln. 
 )iinel)niou, ili'igen , ilnrfcr uicrbcii ; (upoiu 
 llnrfer luerben, {id) flf.ga-u (Dei, fur, in 
 >!lnrel)ung). riJitber luirb ildrfer. 
 
 His fever redoubles upon liim, fein 
 
 Redf>und, redound', (lat.) !>■ n. 
 
 1. jmiirffliepcn , jurilfffadcn. 2. i a) (on) 
 iurricfflifpen , jururffiillen (nur'>. b) (lo) fais 
 ten, iunirffnUen (niifj. c) (to) ©influe 1)11= 
 bin (nufi , fiiliren (ju). d) (from) eiuiprin; 
 gen , eriundjfcn (aii6). 
 
 To redonnd to any cue's honor, ©ii 
 ncni jur G'ljrc gercid/i'ii. 
 
 Redout, redout', (fr. redoute) t. 
 [55rilniig^b.| bie Debute, ®d)rcrfrd)anie. 
 
 Redoutable, ledOucabl, (fr. SB.) 
 adj. nud)rbiir, gffilrrtjrer. 
 
 Redouted , rcduul'ea , adj. t 
 fnvdirbnr. Shak. 
 
 Redraft, ledral't', t. 1. bie neue 
 3cid)niing, bcr neue (Jntwurf, SKig, aibrip. 
 
 2. ( frnnj. $nnbelj ber diudmtd}ftl, bit 
 atfirfrnitre. 
 
 Redraft, ■> a. mieber, pon 9ieiirm 
 abnijjen, jeidjncn, ennvcrfcn. 
 
 Redra^V, redraw', V. a. 1. [$nn= 
 bell »iirij(f trnfilren , (upon) jurucftrarilrcn 
 (rtuf). 2. cine jiucife 3i'id)nung wn p-tiuii^ 
 entu'crfen, (JtiuaS I'cn ^Jieueni , nuc^ eiunial 
 iCK^nen, abrci^cn, ent:v)erfen. 
 
 ;e. red olense, ) 
 
 ' t , .1 , J «. be 
 jy, red oleii.se. ) 
 
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 To draw and redraw, [ipanbel] 22}ec^» 
 relrctrerei tnibcn. 
 
 RedreS.S , redrls' , (fr. redres»er) 
 V. a. 1. (? liber +) luicber gerabe niiirtjen, 
 biegen, ricf^fcn. 2. t ai rtutrid>ren, tr&|1en. 
 b) ((?incm) fliu'tjt'Ifen. c) brfjern, uerbtficrn. 
 d) (ciner 'iJefdjiuerbi! ic.) nbl;el(en. e> liiiBcrn 
 (.ben (£d)nierj sc). 
 
 To redress one's self, f(4) felbfl Ijclfen, 
 fid) ju feinein 9?cd)tc ucrl;citen. To - ilte 
 faults of an author, t einen <£d)nfi(le(lcr 
 >urcd)tiuciren. To - injuries liy law , fur 
 iJi'Itibigiuigen gefe^lidje ilbljiilfe I'luljen. 
 
 Redress, *. l. t bie SBeffening. 2. 
 bie >?iiife, ber a>ei|l«nb. 3. (of) tie '.ilbljuife, 
 i!Biebergutmad)nng, ilbtledung , ginbening 
 (6(6 ^uinmere). 4. (ber 5pd|er) bie ipiilfe, 
 ber JBeiilnnb. 
 
 To come for re dr ess to any one, .^I'llft 
 I'jutfii bei ... To give -, 25fi|1iinD geiunl>» 
 ren. Things past - are now witii uic p;i^ 
 care, wo 9?id)t5 niel)r l^ilft, bin i6) btt 
 @prge entniMumen. Shak. To obtain — , 
 'Jlbhiilfe finben. 
 
 RedreSSer, redres'sur. $. 1. bet 
 aSerbeiTcrcr. 2. ber ipeifer, '21bl)elfev, dititet, 
 ')ii\d)tx. 2jei|lanb, bie ipiilfe. 
 
 Redre.ssive, redres'siv, adj. i)el« 
 lenb, nbl)t'lfenb, ()itlfreid>. 
 
 Redressless, lediLsies, adj. i. 
 iinbeiTcrlid). 2. unabljelpid), iinnbl)i'il(lid). 
 
 Redsear, redsere', V. n. [ied)ll.] 
 lid) I'vbcfelii, nbipringeiKiuiejii l)eipe6 6-ifen). 
 
 RedsltOrt, redshort, adj. Hed)n.J 
 riul)t'riid)ig (u. &ireii). 
 
 Redubber, redub'bur, 4. (S-iner, 
 Der geiloljlene iiidjer 2c. nuffarbt, iini fie 
 luicbet ju uerfniifen. 
 
 Reduce, rcduse', ((. reduco) v. a. 
 I. f jiirilrffiiljren, jiirilrfbringen. 2. i in 
 einen geiuiiTen 3ii|lnnb ocrfe^en ob. bringen ; 
 a) (into, to) (luieber) ueriwanbeln (in), b) 
 no; into) jerlegen (in), c) (to) bringen (iin« 
 rcr 9{fgeln, iiigffen, ©tilinmc lo. dt (to) 
 bringen (jnr, in aScrjipeiftnng, *2luioful)i 
 rung zc.). e) (under) ©inetn nnrenuevfen. 
 f) iH'vminbcrn, uerfleincrn, uertingern (bie 
 Ontenfit.it ber^itjc, 5liidgnbeii, eineSuinnie 
 ;c.). g)l)ernbfci5en, l)eriibii)iirDigeii. h) [^an> 
 bii] entiucrtijeit , rebiijireii. i) Ijeriibfe^eii 
 ("ipreife zc). j) ©inen fjeriinterbringen (m 
 reineit SennrigenSntnililnben). 3. I'JKilif.) 
 Sfjiuiiigen , jiir Uebergabe jnhngen. 4. 
 I3eitt)n.] vebujiren, iicrjiiiigen, infi ^leine 
 briiigrn, (niid)) i'ergri)Bern. 5. ai ('Jlritt). iiiiD 
 •Jllgebr.J rebujiren, I'crfliiiiern, jilrilcffiiljreu. 
 I)) (to) ueriDanbcln (in 23riid)e, <}5ence, jireiu 
 itr zc). 6. ['3)?etn(h(rg.] iuieberl)eri'le(len, rcj 
 Pujiren cOTetntte). 7. iGljir.] einridjren (ein 
 Uein). 
 
 1. To reduce these bloody days again. 
 
 Shak, 
 
 2. g) Nothing so excellent but a uiaa 
 
 may fasten on something belonging 
 to it, tb reduce it. Tillotson. 
 
 To reduce to order, iu Drbiuitig bntu 
 gen. To — a church into order, in 
 SiiTd)t bit Drbnung iwicber ()ir|lellen. To - 
 to nothing, vernid)trn. To — to practice, 
 nnffill}rrn, jiir Slnffilhriing I'ringen. To - 
 to poverty, in Slmiiitl) urriV^en. To - to 
 powder, in ^ulper venugnbeln, i^uicera. 
 
Fai*-, f^r. fall, fat. Mi-., met. Fine. fin. No, move, n6r, got, 6il, riooii. ITibe. tiit>. fi'ill. lAin. I'ilis 7 i'i^ 
 
 RED 
 
 To reduce to distress, inf (J(fn6, ill 9?otl), 
 nlnibial I'lTfeijeii. To - the price of goods, 
 bfn *3}iiflr<iipri-t? ertiiiiBiiK" , IjrrabiVtjeii. 
 Reduced prices, l)frrtl>geKtjre "^Sfftre. 
 Reducing scale, [Oieom.j ttV V(ViH\U}te 
 %ilBl1.lb. Reduced in careful wHtcli 
 round ilieir nieiropolis, -f )iir rorQl'illlten 
 Si}ac^e urn ifjre ipniiprfl.iPt fltbamit. To - 
 uioiiey, (SniiDttj mcl)rcre Kiirie i)er<jlficf)cn. 
 To - the strength of spirit, bell &ti\t t)tr-- 
 ntTnlrfeti. 
 
 Reducementf r^dilse'nient , «. 
 (jrgt Reduction, i". t.) I. Bit SiirurffTin: 
 fluug, iai 3iiriirfruf)rfn , 3iiri''rf''ri"3'"- 2. 
 i a) (to) ia6 S'irijrfbriiiflen (iinrer); bit 
 Uitrenucrfiiiifl. b) 6i«! SBeritiiiiberunfl. c) 
 (into) tit ^errfjniiiftiiifl (nufi. 
 
 For the r e d u c e m e n t of this kingdoiu 
 to ihe obedience of Rome, mil bititi Rom(\' 
 rei(l> luieter uiittr Die ©oniulgioftit 9{i>m'6 
 |ti brinnfii. 
 
 Reducer, r^di^'sur, «. €-iiier, bcr 
 BiiCire jiir Oreiiiiiifl jc. jururfiVitjrt, jiiru(f» 
 briiiflt. Sidney. 
 
 Reducible^ rJdi&Vibl, adj. I. (to. 
 inro) )iiru(f)iiiril;ren , iiiru(f)iit>riiig<ii, |ii> 
 ru(fflcfi5ljri ob. jiirucfflcbracftt ivtrben f&ii = 
 tirtiB (flufh 2. uermiiibert, otrftetiiert wtx' 
 ben roiiiifiib. 
 
 To be redncible into, to ... fid) jir 
 rf!(fnil)rcii Inifen (nuf), fii*) briiifleii rb. crP. 
 nfii liiffeii (imtfr), fid) ttjtHtn (iiu; fid) i'fr= 
 miiibfrii Inffeii, firt) ofrmonbeln inf\tn (in). 
 
 Rediicibleness , rldAsibines. 
 ». unto) Mc@-i(jfiif(t)nft, firt) jiiri'irftTifren jii 
 InfTfii (fliif); (6l)eiii.] bie 9liiflBfb(irfeit (in). 
 
 Red net, ridukt'.v.a. f ('.Reduce. 
 
 Reduct, «. I. ['?};et.iniirii.J bie 3ic: 
 buftion. 1. {55aii(i).] bn ajfrrd)l(ifl. 
 
 Reduction ) reduk'sliun, (lat.) *. 
 1. bie 3><rucfiul}riiita , S'lrutf^ntionni). 2. i 
 • ) bie 3>"^t'«fr>'il}riiii{) (einei (9r{)eit|l<inbe« 
 «iif ^iiiiptpinifre ic); (to) bie SSenvoiiMiind 
 (ill), bo< Sbrinnni (iinter, in), b) bie 9Jir- 
 niinbfriiiifl , SSirringrning , 9{ebiiftioii. c) 
 [^nnbel] bie ^rei6ueriiiinbfriiii<i; K\i 'Jiillfn 
 (ber ^teife). d) bie JfifrnbiVijuno (U. '03fun> 
 |eu ic). e) bie (Jnh»ertt)iing. f) bie S?tt,\b: 
 feijiing, ^frflbiuilrbifliing. g) bie Unteriucr< 
 fling, SBieberunteriuerfiing (eiiier ^ProuinjK 
 3. [ilritf).] bie 3nriJcfr'ii()riiMg, Kebiiftiou. 
 Ascending — , descending — , bie 9?ebiiftiLMi 
 fliif eine l)&l)ere 93enennung, niif eine niebris 
 (jere SPenenniing; Tables of-, 9{ebiiftion«! 
 Mbtneii. 4.['mg.) bie Kebiiftion. 5. [3n(f)n.) 
 bie 9?f biiftiiMi , Serjiingiing; SBeraropfrimg. 
 6. l^ilron.] bie 9{ebiiftioii. 7. [6()ir.] bie 
 e^inric()tiing. 8. [TOetadurg.] bie SZDieber: 
 IjerftfQiing, 9tebiif[ii>ii. 
 
 Reduction of tlie duiles. bie (Frtliofii: 
 fliiitg ber 3iJfle cb. ©reiietn, berStfiieterloB. 
 Tue -of a body to powder, bie SBfrii>nnb< 
 lung einefi fiorperS in 'Jpulper, ba6 ^uli'crn. 
 Tiie - (of tilings) to Older, bii« ill DrbMiing 
 SSringen. The — of a province to the power 
 ef a foreign nation, bie lluteriuertiing, bai 
 ajrin^rn finer SPrtH'tn} iinter bie Sotmnpig« 
 fd:r finer frenibrii >J?.uiiMi. 
 
 Reductive, riduk'l'v, adj. I. }ii, 
 tucf|"ii()reiib, iiirficftjriniifn6. 2. ueriiiinbernb. 
 3. ("Wfrnfliirfl ) i«icbfr()erih-nciib. 
 
 Reductive, «. bui, teat tint 25«r. 
 
 (iiiiiiij. 
 
 ice, rediin'daune.) ((. 
 icy, leduu'alause.^ s. 
 
 IIEE 
 
 minberung J)er6eifi'it)reu fann ; ['TOetaQurg.] 
 i\ii ^ajitbertjerrteduiigSniittet. 
 
 Reductively, rcduk't'vle, adt.- 
 I. ill t)crini^'reui C4rabe, perfuiiiert, in ber 
 Jtilrjf. 2. iil« -Jolijcrung. 
 
 Reduiidi&uce 
 
 Reduiidaii 
 1. >of) laiiii) nil pi.) 0(V UebertiuB (aii), 
 i-ie lUberiuUe iiin), Ueberjirirruifi'ic. 2. -, of. 
 - of words, ber UebeitJiip an iUorieu, )SioTt 
 uberfliiB. 
 
 Redundant, i^dun'dAnt, adj. I 
 liberjliiiTiij, tin ilcberilniTe uuriuiiiben. 2. 
 uberiliiiTiij, unu&tijig u'. 'iCorien). 3. ivcit; 
 r(l)ii)tififl. lini UebfrjIuiTe. 
 
 Retiundnntly, r^dun dautU,ai<i'. 
 
 Reduplicate, redu>leki(e, il.) 
 V. a. I. uerCi'piHln. 2. i iuieber90leii. 
 
 Reduplicate, aJj. uerbvppelt, 
 topinit. 
 
 Ruduplicati«»n, rediiplekA nhuu. 
 s. bit- 25irf oppiliing ; i3uDcrhi>liing. 
 
 Reduplicative , riuu picwitiv. 
 udj. perboppt'lnD. ttjieDerl^olenb. 
 
 Ree, i^e.^ *. [p'.'riiig. 0}h'in)iu.] bie 
 
 Re, \ Jeee (= i'/4 mill). 
 
 Hee, (u. rid; tiiDen) *. «. [f obtx 
 Oerrl.) fitben, raiterii. 
 
 Ree, (fctyoit.) half-d runk, f add led 
 
 Re-eclio, rieKk6, V. a. iviebi'ri)>u 
 lin, jnriJcfl).iUeii. - v. n. jpieberfc^rtlleii 
 iuie':'frl)rtUcii. 
 
 Reecliy, riish'i. aiU. raii<t)ig, riiu 
 ^eri.i; riifiig, biinilig; jctjmu^ig, fettrg. 
 
 Reed, ried, (aiigeir. hrcod, reod; 
 -??ieb) M. I. l»ct.] b.i6 >){ifb, 3{ol)r, Srt)iit, 
 SDBiifferroljr , ©d)ilfrol)r. 2. bie 9{ol)rpiVire . 
 iji&ie. 3. ber '^ffil. 4. l-OTiif.J bii« i}<oi)t 
 it)en , Wnnbilurf. 6. [SSBeberl a) bie iiiie-. 
 btr«) ©pule, b) bnS Diieb, DJiebbl.iit, ber 
 ■J{ifb>, 9?pl)rfnmm. 6. Reeds, bie 3iot)v-- 
 ihibcften )a'if(t>cn ben beibeii ^oljcrn bee 
 Sliured. 6. (iiii n>e|lli(^eti (S'liQl.; bai JbA(b' 
 Uxoi), \. Thatch. 
 
 The large manured reed, [Sot.] bai 
 tide, jnljnie, inmifrgrune 9iot)r, (i)rtrtfn» 
 Sit)iilinfienroljr, iVflni|(^e3{i)l)r. The pastoral 
 -, bie J^irtenflore. 
 
 Reed-bank, —-bed, —-plot, b>\i 
 9l[i|;ri(^t, S>?»ljrbicfid)t, ®a5hricl)r. --bun- 
 ting. (Drnirl).) birJJoljraiiinifr, 9{iePnici|e. 
 --fence, (bei ®nrfnirii) ber 2Dinb|\1)irin 
 uon 5>?Lil;t. — grass, l^ot.J bn6 3{itograd. 
 -•maze, t^Jot.J bie 9?i)()r., SBaffcr*, 
 tei(1)fOlbe, bai i^elbenroljr. — millet. 
 [93ot.) bie 9?i)l)rl)irre, ber ©orgihrnen. - 
 sparrow, ber 9{el)r|"petling; the greater 
 -. bie 9{ol)rPri>ffei, ber Woljruegel. --stop, 
 [Drgclb.] bie 3un.i«. 
 
 Reeded, did'ed, adj. I. mit 9{L>f)ir 
 lib. ©djilf bebecft, mit eineni Dfoljrbadjc. 2. 
 mit 9finiien u. 5J"f'tfi' i»>ie beii" 9iol)r. 
 
 Reeden, reedu, adj. niiS 9{ol;r ge: 
 mfl(f)t OB, beflffjenb, ri'hrcn, r6l)ren, Sh'hr... 
 
 Re-edillcation, rccdeielii'shuu, 
 t. bie SBii'bfrniifi'niiiiiii). 'IBicbfrbiiuuiig. 
 
 Re-edify, rced'eti. V. a. luicber 
 nuftmiifii. [ohiie <B<i)ti\. 
 
 Reedless, rccd'ics, ndj. I'ljne 3{i>l)r, 
 
 Reedy, iceil'e. udj. irt)ilfii]. riMirig. 
 
 Reedy-toued, [-3Jillf.J etiuilt gfob (l'. 
 bet ©timme;. 
 
 Reef, reef, (^ott. reef; frfjiu. ref) #. 
 1. [>Wnr.] bai 9?ijf. 2. ifjufl. rif) bi\6 flieff, 
 ')iifi (Die ©iinbbaiit). [fen loeiajTen. 
 
 To let the reefs out, [-7Rc\t.] bie 9{ef. 
 
 ['3}fiir.] Reef band, bie SBirboppcliiiig 
 i>io ©egcIS bei Den Jfeifgnten. -line, biii 
 .tCiffiMMb. --point, bie Diffffeijlng. -- 
 tackle, bie 9{ifftnije. [einreffeu. 
 
 Reef, V. a. [Mux.] reffen, njffii; (iu) 
 
 Reef, *. IDirrl.J bie Jinne, iBlflrter. 
 
 Reefer, reel ur, #. iViiit.i itt'Xei* 
 iiX. (rinrrfffr. 
 
 Reelif riek. (iingeir. rec; Ijofl. rook; 
 iH<;iid)) ». I. ber ?{.niit, Diimpf, Dunil. 2. 
 ber 6d)Pber, f. bai geii>oi)ni. Rick. Shak. 
 
 Reek «tn»el. em liolieriiff (ijfiled lUif 
 finriii ©teine, iini lueldjre eiii ©i1)L)l<cr tuu 
 geli'iir luiib. 
 
 Reek, v. n. l. (with) niiid>fn, b<imi 
 pffii. (I'Oii, I'l'r), bunilen, biiiiiUii (I'or 
 3(1)a'fi|j;c.); irirfen (uoti >i5liir zc.i. 2. f a) 
 biinipfrn. b) iVt)niiiibeii. Shak. 
 
 Reeli.) .^ 
 
 Relk ^ i|n)Pit-) curse, exploit, 
 
 ■>• .1 '( adventure, frolic. 
 Rink, ) 
 
 Reeket, ) (fctiott.) smoked, 
 
 Reekie, \ kuioky. 
 
 Reeky, reeke, adj. riiiid)irig, riiiu 
 if)erig riiuttig. 
 
 Reel, icel. (illigelf. hreol, rcol) *. I. 
 bif (ber; ^-npfl, (i)(iriil)rtrpel , aOfiic, ©iirn* 
 iviiibe; Rope-spiuiier'i — , bai ©eiler* 
 rnb. 2. eine 4lrt lebljafteii Xniiie*. 3. f bet 
 taiiinri. .Shak. 
 
 R-el of the log. [<J)?iir.| bie Sngrofle. 
 
 Reel, »• ". Ijafpriii, luiiiVii, nbhafpein. 
 
 Reel, {\'(i)\v. ragia) V. H. t II. i taut 
 nti'in. |ivtil)ifii Ob. erwal)ieit. 
 
 Re-el«^Ct, reclckf. B. a. mebtt 
 
 Re-eleCtiUii, icelek'shdn, «. bie 
 neiif ~ii3iil)l, 'il5iebi'riTii'af)liiMg. 
 
 Reeler, iceliir. j. ber ^aiVler, 
 cynriiiuinbiT. 
 
 Re -eligibility, •^il^j^i.li-^ii. «, 
 Die ^it5ifDiriunlilbnrffit, g-iil)if)fi-it )ii fitii'iu 
 'Jlmtf tvii'bfr gfiualjir uirrbrn jii fonneii. 
 
 Re-elig°il»le, reel'ej^ltl. udj. ipie> 
 DiT ii>iil)lbiir, luirbrr nfii'iil;it merbfii f5niieiiD. 
 
 Re-eiiii>ark , rcumiiaik', v. a. 
 luiibiT einntiffi-n, luirPer rrrlaDen, ii'ieDcr iiii 
 ■borb briiiijcn. - "■ »■ fid) luieber eiiifd)i|7tU, 
 luil■^tT JII S(1)iff!' gi'hon. 
 
 Re-eiiib»rkHtion, i ^emi>arl.i'. 
 Khun. *. 1. Pie 2Da'Di'rcinr(l)if(iiMg, >IBirbi'r» 
 I'crliibiiMg. 2. (bai 213ifDerjii = ed)iffi'!(Sii'i)iii, 
 Da* jlrf) luieber ©uiutiffen ) bie XCiebereiiu 
 rd)iff>iiifl. 
 
 Re -embattle, relmbat'tl. v. a. 
 uon 'Tifiifiii in ed)iiid)rt-r'Muiiifl rrellrn. 
 
 Re -embody, recml.od rie. V. a. 
 iwii'Drr fimuTlfibfn. [micbrr niitraiidjeii. 
 
 Re-emerg-e, lecmdje', ». «. 
 
 Reeuiiui;^-iron, leem iug iuin, 
 
 l-W.ir.] bai >2rt).iri V Srf)!'!'!-!!"!-!!. 
 
 Re-enact, re cnakt', V. a. poo 
 3?fi:fni pcnTbiii'ii, I'rrfi'iiifii. 
 
 Re- enaction, rci-iiakMimi, t. 
 Die •lyii'DiTiHTLirPiunig , luieDevljolte 35i'ji>vb» 
 uiniii Ob. 2J.rfriiiiiiiii- 
 
 Re-enactment, re en.aki'ment, 
 ». bie ii)ii'Di-rlu>irf , iiori)nMiliif SSiTLTtiiuuji, 
 trfufluiig , ^iibiTi'iTorDiiiing. 
 
764 Fat**, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. ?s6, m6ve, nor. ^o(. oil. clouil. rnbe. tnb. frill, i/jin, YlWa. 
 
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 lie -endorse, rcendorse', p. a. 
 fliifs 5J?ciie, wciter inBofim-n (SSjcdjiVl). 
 Be -enforce, re eiiforse',^ ^ ^ 
 Re-inforce, liinforse', J 
 
 cerfliirteii (eiiie aniiec jc). 
 
 Re -enforcement, relnforse- 
 nient. s. tie aSerflarfiinfl. 
 
 Be-engr^gre, rclngadje', v. a. 1 
 iiDii aTciicni fcc(jiiiufn , friu'iic(t)n (ciu ®e 
 fcd)t zc). 2. wieBer i)er})pid)teii, luieCcr nn^ 
 tuerbcn. 
 
 Re-eng-ag-e, vn. fid) ivieBer (in 
 ein (Street ic.) einlnffeu; firf) mieiex nitiufr- 
 bcii IflfTen , luiebcr Dioiifle nefjmeii ; {id) \m. 
 ber oerbinben d6- Derbuiblid) iimcbcii. 
 
 Re-engrag:ement, reengiidje'- 
 tiient, t. Die iliiit&ernmucrbiiiifl; ba6 ^id)-- 
 SBiefereinloffcu in einc £ad)e. 
 
 Re -enjoy, reenjoe', v.a. cQtXOai) 
 Ki(b(t genie^en, fid) (eiiitr ©nd)c> witbcx 
 crfrciicii. 
 
 Re - enjoymeni , reenjSe'mem, 
 «. ber iuicBcrl;olte, ni)d)«i<il'Of ©eniig. 
 
 Re -enkindle, lienk'n'dl, e. a. 
 I. uDii 5Jieucm anjiin&en. 2. l luie&cr er; 
 tucrfeii. [nniuerben; f. Re- in list. 
 
 Re- enlist, reeniLst', V. a. tuiePiT 
 
 Re-enter, rcentur, v. a. (rill 
 S^nui) luiiBer betrcttn, luiebcr ciii<ji'l;en, Ijiii; 
 einfi'innien, Ijineintrcttn in... -v. n. wit-. 
 bcr (jincinftmiuicn , liiiicin treteii; ivieber 
 ein&ringfn. [luiirt^gtlienbe SBinfcI. 
 
 Re-entering angles, [©crtn.] eill! 
 
 Re-entlirone, recni/irone', v.a. 
 mcta iiuf ben 'J^ron fc^eii ob. J)e6cn. 
 
 Re -entrance, reen'tran^e, (Re- 
 en I ry) *. 1. ber SDiebereiiitritt, bai Wid 
 brrl)ineiiti]el)eii , SS3ieberi)iueiiifi>ntiiien. 2. i 
 (info) bie 9?ucffe()r (iii). 
 
 Reerniouse, r^ir'm^use, (iinacff. 
 
 hieremus) s. bic glcbet =, ©pcrfllinilS. 
 
 Re-establisll, r^-e-stabllsh, V. a. 
 irifPfrhfifletlcn. (*. bcr SBicbertjcrftencr. 
 
 Re-establislter, r^.^stabiisliur. 
 
 Re-establisiiiiient, ri ettab'- 
 Iislinient, #. bie 2S3irbcrl)cri1ef(iin(j; ilDieber: 
 crliinflnnfj iie6 I'oriflen 3iifltinbe^. 
 
 Re-estate, re-estite', v. a. f luie: 
 bcrlu'rflcflen. 
 
 Reeve, rcev, (nngcif. gerefa) #. * 
 bcr SSi^flt, ©nife, Benunlter, ©d)uibf)i'ig. 
 
 Reeve, «. (Criiitf).] baA ©treitl)ul)n, 
 bie ©rrfirrd)ne|)fe. 
 
 Reeve, v. a. (*J)?nr.] bai dixit ciiie^ 
 tauii burd) eiii 2od) in einem £Blude ic 
 (iecfen, buid)ilc*en. 
 
 Reeving-,^ 
 
 Reivin)>r, C [Dfttl.] robbing. 
 
 Reaving-,) 
 
 Re-exHiiiination, reegzanienA'- 
 siiun. *. bie aljcrmniige ^priifunfl ob. llnttv-. 
 fiidiiing. 
 
 Re-examine, re Igxani'in, e. a. 
 Rjicbcr, nort)uiiii6, luiebertjclt priifen ob. uiij 
 tcrfiidjen. 
 
 Re-excltang-e, ri-ekstshinje', t. 
 I. b«r nberinniige, ncrf)mrt(ifle, «)icbcrf)oIte 
 Inufd). 2. [5?anbcl] ber DfiicfiucdjiVi. 
 
 Account of re-excliange, l^flnbcl) 
 bie 9{ii(fnjed)rflred)nnng. 
 
 Re-export, rellispArt'. v.a. [^an. 
 belj ivieber au6\ui)vtn (.^aattn). 
 
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 Re-export, reeks'p6rt, «. lS?an: 
 btl] ber 2l5u'bfriiiitfiil)r:3Irtifel. 
 
 Re-exportation, rceksporiA'- 
 
 sbiiii. *. [ipnubfli bic 2i3u'bernuefuhr. 
 
 Re-extent, leekstent'. s. bie reie; 
 bcrhDltc ■ed)n(3ung uines (yriinb|1urf6). 
 
 Refect, retekt', (lat. reiicio) e. a. 
 t crqiiirfcn, erfrirri)cn, Inben. 
 
 Refection, reiek'sliun, s. 1. bie 
 Srtbuiig, GTfnrct)ini(], grqiiirfung. 2. bnfi 
 (S-rqnirfnnii^mnlji (bie ficinc -Mtal^licit). 
 
 Refective, retekiiv, adj. crqui: 
 cfcIl^, IiU'eub. 
 
 Refective, *. bnS, wa6 labt, tx. 
 qiiicft, crfriutt, bciio ert'rifd)enbe 'Wittel. 
 
 Refectory, ictek niie. cfr. re'iec- 
 toire ) t. [in iviorternj bii6 tSpcifejinmicr, 
 ber (gpcifci, G-jjianl. 
 
 Refel, letel', (Int.) v. a. + miber- 
 legen. Siiakspeake. 
 
 Refer, refer', (Int. referoj ». a. 1. 
 
 (•f nber t) juriicfbriiigen, jiiriirffiiljren. 2. i 
 
 (to) H) ueriueiien (niif, nni. b) @-iiiein nn; 
 
 l)cinitle(lcn ; uberlnffeii, iibergebcn, Of""'i"Cc- 
 
 (?nri"d)cibung nnl;einule(leii, ot'i'ont'^ llrttjed 
 
 iiberlnf[cn. c) bejieljen (niif;. d; inljlen, 
 
 rec^nen (jn). 
 
 2. c) You profess and practice to — all 
 
 tilings to yourself (HI 3tHein bcill 
 
 3rf) jii )'el)eiu. Bacon. 
 
 2. d) Naturalists are sometimes at a losx 
 
 to know to what class or genus an 
 
 animal or plant is to be referred. 
 
 To refer one's self to . . , 1. fid) bcjie< 
 (;eii niif ... 2. fein €d)irffnr in Oemnnos 
 ^(inbe (egen. Shak. To - a cause. 0{ert)tf; 
 ipr.] eiiie 3t«d)t6|nd)e niif wettern SBefdjeib 
 nii^fe^eii. 
 
 Refer, v.n (to) l. fid) bciicljen (nnf), 
 (S-tiune betrtffeii. 2. fid) berufen, t6 nafiMiu 
 men IiifTcn (nnf). 3. (nuf 2c. nufpieleii) fid) 
 bejietjen (nnf). [nuf . . . 
 
 Referring to.., imter 58eiugnnl)ine 
 
 Referable, ref ferabl, adj. (to; 
 bejfiglid), bijiel)iid) (nuf;. 
 
 To be referable to.., (id) bejieljCII 
 IiifTin, btjoqcn merfcn tiinnen aui . . . 
 
 Referee, tefiiee', «. bcr ^d)itbi> 
 mnnn, ©d)ifbfrKl)tcr. 
 
 Reference, rlf'ferlnse, «. 1. a) 
 bie aSeripeijung, Sfadjiueitiing; (to) bie SScr* 
 iveifung (nn). b; oft p/. references, bie 
 »21n*fiiiifr (liber (Sriun^) . c; p/. R e f e r e n c e s, 
 [li)pogr.] bie nuf )ioten ii. ^Innicrfuugcn 
 L>cnuei|'t'iibeti 33ud)|lnben, @tcrnd)eii, ilrciij> 
 d)cn. 2. [9ied)tfrpr.J bie aSrriucifiing einrrj 
 (gn(^e nit eineii ©d)ieb6rid)ter. 3. (to) bcr 
 SBcjiig, bie 33cjief)iiiig (nuf). 4. (to) bic Sbc 
 jicljnng, 95ejugnnl)iiie (nuf). 
 
 To give references, ^u^funft (iiber 
 fid)) crtljeiun. In - to . ., in Setrcff. in *iln= 
 fcljung, l;inftd)tiid) (eiiicr ©nd)c). To bave 
 no - to .., fid) nid)t bcjicl)en nuf ... To 
 consent to a — , t6 nuf rd)ieb^rid)terlid)rii 
 ©pruc^ nufomnien infTcn. To crave - to . ., 
 93ejug ncljtnen nuf . . . Craving your - to .., 
 in ibejiel)ung nuf... 
 
 Referendary, riferrln'daro. (fr. 
 
 re'fe'rendaire) *. 1. f bfr ®d)ieb«rid)rer. 
 Bacon. 2. bcr 3?cfrrcnbiir, aSerifljtcrilnttcr. 
 Refer<nent, letir'meut, *. -f (to; 
 bie ajeriuciruiig (nn). 
 
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 There was a referment made to .., 
 ninn I'enuiefi e6 nn ... 
 
 Referment, reflnnlnt', p. a. 
 luiebcr in (Jjniitiiiig briiigen. [jieljlid). 
 
 Referrible, refer'rcbl, adj. be» 
 To be referrible to.., unto..,b(< 
 jpgcii lucrbeii foniien nuf... 
 
 Refind, refind', v. a. wuitx ftnben, 
 luiebcr cvfnljreii. 
 
 Refine , refine', (fr. raffiner) v. a, 
 1. a) g reiiiigcn, feiiieii, feincr iiuic^en, lriu« 
 tern, b) (in engtrer ^ebeutung; «) rnffiiii» 
 rcii (3ucfcr). f^) Imitern (^}?etnllt) ; nbcrei» 
 ben ((yolb); fnfd)cn (©ifen); reinigen, fieben 
 (©nipctcr). 2. ± a) reinigen, ucifemcrn (ciiie 
 ©prnd)e). b) Inutern ((yrunbjn^e it.;, c) 
 uercbcin , ucrfeiiiern (®ebniifeii , ben @e» 
 fd)mn({, ffieijl); ucrebcln (bn6 $i'rj). 
 
 Refined manners, feiite ^I}fnnieren. 
 Refined wits. fd)one @ei|ler. Refiaed 
 sugar, bie 9{nfniinDe. 
 
 Refine, v. n. 1. T fic^ reinigen, fic^ 
 
 inutern. 2, i fid) uerfcinern, fid) uerebeiii. 
 
 3. «) (on) e& ©ineni }iiUDrtl)iin. b; JJeinf;cit 
 
 erfiinilcln, inageiut flel;eu, tunilelii, (liigeln, 
 
 gn'ibcln. 
 
 3. a> Chaucer refined on Boccace and 
 
 mended his stories. Drvueic. 
 
 Another paragraph about our re 1 i n i n g 
 
 in controversy, eiii nnbcrer 'iJJnrngrnp!) fiber 
 
 iiMi'ere ©pii)fiiicigfeittn bei ©trcitfrngcii. 
 
 To — in speculation beyond the limits of 
 
 practical truth, m bcr ©pefiilntiun biirc^ 
 
 incle^ Kii'igein bie (ynnjcn prnftifd)cr2iJni)r» 
 
 l)cit ubcrid)rcircii u. ucrfoninteti. 
 
 Refiliedly, retiaeedl^, adv. nuf 
 cine irfiiiiifelte ^iuciie, fern, fpit^fiiibig. 
 
 RefiuedneS.S , retineedues, s. 1 
 ; bic ^{iiiiljeif. '2. 1 fie erfinuteUe D{eiul)eif. 
 Refinement, reftne'meut, t. I. 
 bn6 3?ciiiigen, Qlbtreiben , ^inffinireii , grt* 
 rd)cn, ©leben, bie 9fciiiiguiig, iinuterung. 
 2. i a) bie iBcrfciiirruiig (ber ©prnd)e, bcS 
 (5)ci|lc6 !f.). b) bie 23ereblung (beg ^cr« 
 jcn6 :c.). 3. T bie 9?ciiil)cit. 4. i a) bieituiu 
 ticlei, bni iiimd)te, (^rfiiuilelte, bic gcin* 
 l)eit, (S-rfiinjlclung, (5)erud)tl)eit. b) bcr feine 
 ©erd)mncf. c; bie iilugeiei, ©riibeUi. d) btt 
 liunilfniff. 
 
 Refinement of manners, feint 'Elicit 
 nicrcn. The refinements of cuuuing, 
 bie t'd)lnuei' , fcineii iUuiilfiiiffe. 
 
 Refiner, refi'nur, *. I. ; bex 9iei. 
 nigcr, Ciiutcrcr; - of iron, fer '5rifd)cr. 
 2. i a) ber Siciniger, 2>erfeiiierer (ciiur 
 ©prnd)eK.), ©prnctreiniger. b; bcr (i)rubs 
 Icr, JSli'igtcr, filiigung; (upon; ©incr, bet 
 fliigfli liber ... [©icterci, Dtnijinerie. 
 
 Refinery, tefi miie. *. [O'lbtl.] bie 
 Refit, refit, (Int. reficio; v. a. I. 
 n)iererl)er|le(lcu , nu^befyern , jiim fernern 
 Dienilc tnuglic^ mncftcn ( ilrieg6rd)iffe lo. 
 
 2. (with; luicbcr, niifS 9iiue lu'riVljen (inir;. 
 
 3. (■•Wnr.) nufbffjcrn, fc<)ieiiinniien (bai Xn» 
 fell, ©cgrlmerf). 
 
 Reflect, reflekt', (Int.) v. a. [$^91*., 
 Opt.] lunirfwerfetl. To be reflected, 
 jiinirfgeivorfcn lucrbcti, jiiriirfprndcn. 
 
 To reflect an eye upon .., einen99lic( 
 jiinirfivcrfeii nuf ... 
 
 Reflect, V. n. 1. fid) jiirilrfbicgcn, 
 ftd^ iunidbeugeii, fic^ uinbicgen. 2. [$l)of.. 
 
rhp. f'ir. fall. fni. Me. niei Fiiip. fin. No. move. n6r, j;6f, 6\l. cl6o«I. Tiihe. tub. full. i/,iii. THis. 765 
 
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 Dpf] a) jiirurfftr.ifjffti , wif^frl^r<lMf^. l>) 
 
 + jururfprndeii iv. iSrriiMeii). 3. i (on) ai 
 
 |iirii(ffrtl!(n '<[»{>. \i) juru(fCtnr«u, ^cutax 
 
 (on), iiod)?iriirfn (fitir), grmn* erai.iijiM, 
 
 fiberlrgfii, l'lber^fllfell. o Qrtmai m i5»> 
 
 frad)t }ii'J)Cii, S^iirfficbt nffjmrii (iiiif>. di 
 
 iiiirt)tl)eili(jc , ^iiinnAc i8fmfrfiiii<ji:ii mod)eM 
 
 {ubcr>, t,i6clne niiftrrrni (aegeiii. 
 
 3. a; Error* of wives re flee i on lius>>aii(l 
 
 still. Drvdek 
 
 3. d) I do not reflect in llie least uii 
 
 the nieniory of his late Majesty. 
 
 Swift. 
 Reflecting mirror, gem, dial, teles- 
 cope, e«r 9{fflij:ii'iiriVi<"fli't, wirDfrfrtjuiifiire 
 G^^e^(l<i^, tir SJcflerioii*!, €i)i<(jfliVniifii: 
 iiljr, fnt 9?fflf):ii'n*firiiri'l)r. 
 
 RefleCteill, reflek'tlnt, adj. [Dpt.] 
 jlini-fpriiflriiP. 
 
 Rt-^fleCtlble , reflek ijbl , ad). 
 (■flipr. i jiiriidnciurrffii n)er^tn foiiiifnB, ju; 
 riii1ti>iTr>iir. 
 
 Reflecting', reflekt'ing, adj. nn(f)< 
 hcilfrnt. — adn. Ret'le c t'ingi y. 1. Iind)' 
 t.nrmB, niit 9?iid)Bciifen. 2. tnPeln&, tiiir 
 ■Jiifrl. SwiPT. 
 
 Reflecnon, riflek'shun, «. t. bit 
 SnriKfttrfliiiifl. 1. I'ipljpr. , Cipt.) Nr 3"' 
 rri(fn)erfim(], S'lrurfpriiKnn*], 9\'rfl(j:fDii. bni 
 Siirnrfpniflrii. 3. ter Wfflrr, ?1^5lf^fr|■(1)fil1, 
 ?:t),il.inj, nit<\tn\<btin. 4. f a) (on> ti\6 
 9^.^rt)^fnf^ll , Me 5>frrnd)timfl ( I'ltfr ) , tit 
 llc-bfrlffliiiifl, ffriuAfiiiiKj. b) (on) (Pie ^r. 
 iiirrfiiiiy > Pie SDrtrncttiing (uPm. c) per 
 irtfrl. 
 
 4. c) He died, and oh! may no reflec 
 
 lion slied 
 
 lis pols'noos venom on the royal dead. 
 
 Paion. 
 
 Angle of reflect Ion. f^f^nf.J btt 9fC! 
 
 frripii5>, 3iit'i'irfv«'<if'iin(i«i, Siiri'irfiwf'ii'n*' 
 
 nMiifd. Plane of -, ['jptjnf.) bif 9ffflfrioii«: 
 
 fpriif. To make - on.., ffiiie Wrpniifrn 
 
 rifhtrn auf . . . That casts reflect! ons on 
 
 yoH. Pit \\nei}rt Pnrrn fnfU nuf riirt* jiirrirf. 
 
 Tlie power of-, Pn« 5Bfr(jlti(t)Uiig$ i, -Kr. 
 
 P.Til>Il^l>iTI«&(lfll. 
 
 R«-neC<IVt*, reflek-iiT. adj. I. nit 
 ^fn■(^riIlf IIP , luiePfrrtrnhlrnP , ^Pi(^t|■h:nt^lrl1) 
 liirrnfivrrfrnP. 2. f rnvAgrnb , iia(t)Pfnffiib, 
 I'iPi'rifgriiP. 
 
 Reflector, reflek'iur. « I. f'Thnf.) 
 Prr SRejleftor, 3iiru(fivcrfrr, 3i.Tiic(\1rnMtt. 
 2. (Pinrr, Prr 6errn<ftrrf, uPrrirnt. 
 
 Reflex, r^'lleks. (((It. rrfl'Xiiii) adj. 
 I. ru(fiiinrt« fltridjtef. 2. (Wal ) vimii «!33ifj 
 trrft^ftii rrlfiidjtft (roie Ihrile fiiif* RJcnuil 
 tti), Pen «S5iePerfd)fin finPrnP, I'Ptn ^iePrr: 
 f(t)eiiif (jrtroffen. 3. [Sot.] jiirri(tgfPogen. 
 niePergePoflcn. 
 
 A reflex act of the soul. Pie (SriPilPei 
 f(^.llIll^fl, ©erbftPftrrtdjtiing. A -argument, 
 ber 9{U(fr(t)lii6. Beasts are not capable of 
 — acts, lljirre fonnen uPer ihre 5;>tinMiiii(ifn 
 liiffit nncfrPeiifrn. (gen. 2. jiirricfiufrfrii. 
 
 Reflex, rifliks', V. a. I. + jiirucfbifj 
 
 Reflex, *. t •■ ber 2BiePfr!"rt)ein, 3it' 
 frr, »I('.ifniij. 2. Pie 3iinl(fiufrfuitg. 
 
 R<-flexibili<y, reflekf^ebil'ei^. s. 
 [Ti'Di" 1 rif WrfleftiPiliriit, Siiri'iefiuerfbrtrffit. 
 
 Reflexible,renek$'ebl,a<</'. [1|}I)Qi ] 
 )iiriicfivi-riPitr. 
 
 REF 
 
 Reflexion, f. Reflection. 
 
 Refle^ily, redekkete, «. Pie 3ii: 
 rrirfioerfl'iirfeir, 'Jal;igfeit jiiriirfgemorfeii lucr; 
 Prii )t: foiiiien. 
 
 Reflexive, reillks'iv, adj. l. ju. 
 rri(fHl)lii.]eiiP,iuiePer|lriil)IeiiP. 2. rrirfuiirfeiiP, 
 .iiif rtiu.i^ 2}iTrtniiijciie6 ajtjiiii I}iiben5. 3. 
 i.ifdiiP, iiiijiujlift). (DC 3iii'rrnrt)f. 
 
 Assurance r e f I e x i T e , Pir iiiriirfl'lirffll: 
 
 Reflexive! y, lelleki. ivle. adv. 1. 
 rucfiL'irfriiP , jiinirfiiilieiiP. 2. l;iiigegen. J. 
 oiiii'igllil). tnPelnP. 
 
 Reflexivity, refleksiv^il, t. lit 
 iiinirf iVWiiiii-iiPe, iui<PerAriil)leii&t G-igenritnfi- 
 
 RefluHt, lellite', *. t Per iKiirffliiB. 
 Pie (*fi>f. [«. Pa6 2GiePerl)lul)tii. 
 
 Reflorencence, leHuies Uuse, 
 
 Ri'flouriMli, leilur ish, t>. n, luiePer 
 Pliihfii, iwrper niiiPliiljrii. Irudpiegeii. 
 
 Reflow, retlo', it'r. refliier) v. it. ju< 
 
 Refliicfiintiou, r^flukishui- 
 »lirin. oPi-r: 
 
 R«>nuC!Ilce, ref'fluen«e.^ «. Per 
 
 Reflueiicy, rertlueiu*,^ 9iudflu^. 
 Pn« S"ri'irfi'"'6<ii- 
 
 Refluent, raffluont, (Int. refiuens) 
 adj. )iirii(ft)ii6''iiP. 
 
 Ifttrflux, re'fluks, (tRefluxion) 
 Milt rrHuxuii «. Per dtarfltiig, JlPfltig. 
 
 Tlie (lux and reflux ot the lidrs, Pie 
 ,'^llltl) II. C^PPe. The flux and - of Eiiripii*. 
 9ie i^iiitl) II. Q'bbt im (?iirii>ii4. Bhowk. 
 
 Refociilate, reio'siiiii*, (Uit. ) 
 e. a. + erqmrfeii, (liirfcii. 
 
 Rerociiiation, reloss'lli'shun. « 
 t Pie (5-roiit(fiiiig, ©tiirriiiui. 
 
 Ref<»ineilt, refoment', r. a. 1. Vvn 
 ■nrurin envtiruicii oP. bof^rii. 2.1 vdii 9?eueiii 
 erreoeti, iinterhnlren, nnljren. 
 
 Reform, rif^rm', (Int. rsformo) 
 V. a. 1. ai iimfurineit, iinir(f)iiffeii , iiniPilPen 
 (einen ©tnnt lO, uerbe([erii (0)efe^e, Sit^ 
 ten jc), befTern (P<i< 3eitniter u.), niiPerii 
 iinimiPerii, nbiiiiPern, (-)}tiBbrrtii(t>e) nPfitar 
 fen , nPrtrHen ; (Wel.l retVniiiren. b) betTcrii 
 ('Weiifrtjen). 2. t nii^bffffrn. -5. nii*niuilrni 
 (Iriivpcn); (ibPnnfen, nut gnl^rgelP enfl.i(Tfii 
 (Oiniierc). 4. lliitt inform. Shak. 
 
 Rerorin, t>. n. fid) Itiiu S^iJern dii- 
 Pern, I'lrt) PeiTern. 
 
 Reform, rif^rm. *. a. wiePer, pdii 
 '7?eiiem OilPeii dP. formen. 
 
 Refortn, ret^nn', t. Pie ItniPiiPiiiiti, 
 SerPefferiing , 9»ri'r*ni. - of goveinmoni. 
 P:e <5trtin#refcrm, «Mflt#rfrbriTrrimg. 
 
 Reformation, lef Idnuasliun, s. 
 I. a) Pie llmbiiPimo, lini.iii&eriiiu], 95rrPefi 
 tVriinn; SlPfd) ffn'ii, ^bjlrlliing ( Per OXi#! 
 briiii(1)e). b) Pie SJenPniing jiini iSfffrrn, Pie 
 •■»efTeriinn. 2. [ itirdjen.i. 1 Pre (Piircb Surljrr 
 iin 3nhre 1517 (iiiflffnnijeiir) Airrt>enuerbf)Tc: 
 rung, (SMoiiben^uerbeffaung, ®liiiibeii«rei. 
 nigiing, 9?eforni(>tion. 
 1. b) Satire lashes vice Into reforma- 
 tion. Pie ®atirc gei@elt bai ^afler jiir 
 
 93efTfriiiig. Dryden. 
 
 Reformation, r^furmishiin, 4. 
 (into) pie ^lePerbilPiing (in, jn). 
 The re fo rni a t i on of a column of troops 
 
 into a hollow square. Mitioru. 
 
 Reforiiser, r^r^rm'tSr, «. i. (oi. 
 
 PerSBerPiiJerer, 3{eformiuoi:, (J-iiier, Per^^iJiip: 
 
 KEF 
 
 brmi(f)f) flbfcftnfft, n6(le(It. 2. [JMrc^en,,. bet 
 9{eformntor, ®lniiben«», ^irct^ciiuerbefTercr, 
 ffllniibenSreiiiiger (loie Siitljer, ilalutn, *fRe« 
 Iiiii(J)tf)Dn, 3>vtngii jo. (benerer. 
 
 Reformer of manners, Per ©itteniUT' 
 Reformist, reformist, t. 1. [fRcl] 
 Per SCeionnirte (^JJroreniiiit). 2. ("ipulit.] Pet 
 SriiiitiU'i'ibi'iTfrer, SJetVniiiitor. 
 
 RefortiHcation, refortefekA'- 
 -liiiii. *. fie 'lBii'Pcrbi'fi|li,iiing. 
 
 Rt^fortify, icfor'teii, v. a. iviePer, 
 L'on Oitiiein Prieili.ieii. 
 
 RefoSMlOU, refosh'sliiiD , «. b<\i 
 
 iSiiifer.iiu'griiben, Pie 'iBiePeriJITMiing , '^liifi 
 
 grobiing. [iimid^ineljeii. 
 
 Refouud, rifound', v. a. uingie^eii. 
 
 Refract, relrakt', (lot. refiingo) 
 
 p. o. ['il5Hi)r. , Dpt.) brec^cu (Pie ©fTrtljleiu. 
 
 Refracted, 1^1)01". ii. SBot.] flebro(<>en. 
 
 Refraction, letrakMiun. «. i. 
 
 ( <lBI)Or. , Cpt. J Pie -i)rei1)iiiifl, Siriil)lenbre» 
 
 d)iin(J, Siefrflftion. 2. (»}l|1run.l -, Dp. - of 
 
 the stars, Pie oi'irDiioiiiir(t)e @trnl)Ieii6ri-(tiun(|. 
 
 Refraction double, l$l}Qhl Pie Ppp< 
 
 pelte t3tral)lenbrri1)iiiig. llenbrcd)enP. 
 
 Refractive, i jfrakt!.-. adj. \iv<\t)t 
 
 Refractoriness, r^fiakturenes, 
 
 «. Pie 'ItJiPerrp^iiiligreit, ^.tlfjlcirrigfeit. 
 
 Refractory, i^tiakiure, (fr. re- 
 fractaire; litt. refiuctarius; adj. 1. luiPer* 
 iViiiiilig, Pnlfilnrrig <niid) i). 2. aj [Gl^ctn.J 
 llrrugiiriri'iii, l)ciHgriiPig. b) l'>}}?iu. ] l;iirt, 
 l'(i>iver jii geiuiuiieiiP. c> feiierbeiliinPii) (v. 
 ©leinen). 
 
 R«^fratctor5 , «. I. Per ^iPenpont 
 lltge, >>.il*;liirri.)i-. '2. f t'« -iijiferrei>li(t)feit. 
 Ref rateable , rcfra'gabl . (lat. re- 
 fragor. adj. iviPirlrgbiir. 
 
 Refrain, reliine', (Int. refraeno) 
 r. a. 1. )iirrirfljniirn. 2. t a; (from) O'liien 
 iibl)iilten, iiirutfij.ilttn (i>oii) , CSinem lueljren 
 ii'i'r). b) jaltiiieii, br^iil^nieii, im 3>uinie l;al> 
 ten (Pit 3>i»ge). 
 
 To refrain one's self, (id) hnlten , fi({) 
 4iirri(fl)iilieii, iiiiie l)iilfeii. 
 
 Refrain, v. n. I. (from) n<t) (Hft^tiN 
 ten (einer ©lUbe). i. fid) niiiQigen. 
 
 Refrain fioiii their uit-n and let them 
 alone. |! iirljiiift eiirer ii'itjl lurtijr on Piufeu 
 ■•Wi'iiid)fn, iVii6 iljr il)iieii tijiiii fullt. 
 
 Refrain, (fr- -iii.) *■ Per '^SSiePerl^e* 
 liingJ:, ^<i)tii^utt6, '23iePerl}oiuiig&>, ©d)lti6> 
 reini. iXefrain. 
 
 Reframe, lefriime', v. a. iviePer 
 jiil'iiniiiienlegi-ii, jiiriimnii'ii|Vi>tn. 
 
 Refraiig^ibility, refranjebiieti, 
 
 (Re f ran'gl blcnesxj t. [Opr.J Pie 5?irert)» 
 
 bflrfeit. [lulj. [Ovt.l bred)biir. 
 
 Refranfpible, rcirairjobi, (fr. 2i3.) 
 
 Refreuatiou, reftiouAkhun, t. t 
 
 Pn* 3i;rrirfiinlteii. 
 
 Refrestil, refresh', (fr. rnfraichir) 
 P.O. I. erfriid)en, a) npfi'ihlen, frifd) oPet 
 ful)l moc^en. b; erqiiicfeii, flurfen. 2. T u. t 
 nuffrifdjeii (eriieiien;. 
 
 Toretresh one's self, fi(f> erfrif((>en, 
 wiePer jii itrnfren funniieii , fid) erl)0len. To 
 - the dye wiih alum, [ bei Siirbirti ] tat 
 'Mlaimb.iP luirPer fliiiYrii'd)iii. 
 
 Refreisli, t. •)- Pie Grrifdjiing. 
 Refr«*«iier, rcfiosirur, «. pie ijSer* 
 iVn, Pie ^nci)(, Pie erfri|'4)t. 
 
7GG F€\lp, far. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. "So. move, n6r, got, 6ii, rlond. Tube, tnh, ftil!. l/;iii, TIIU. 
 
 IIKF 
 
 I{(*rr4'!^linieilt, lifresli'ment, *. 
 
 bit (i-rfviu1niiig, (Srqiuffiiiiii (6a5 @-vfrifrt)en ; 
 
 bili g-rfrnC^i'iiDi'). Re f r es li m en t s, Qv- 
 
 . frifi1iin'<lfii. [I'tTJ. 
 
 Kffret, I cfj it'. *. fccr 9?cfr<itii,®(t)(iig= 
 
 Kt^rrSjferaiit, iciiidjeiam. adj. 
 tul)lc\\i\ ['Jlbfiimiinfli-mitri'l. 
 
 lt«'fri;;f<'ran*, «. |-DTl•^.] rn5^uM=, 
 
 H»«frit;«Ta<e, lefiiU jeiate, ciiU.) 
 r. n. ffil)ion, (U'fiihfcii. 
 
 H.«'fri4;'«Tatlon, refiidjera'sliiin, 
 «. Mr .Siiii'iliiiui. ■JU'M'il)!!!!!!}. 
 
 Il«?f'rig«*rative ^ icfiid jeiaiiv. 
 arf.;. fiil)ipur, offiihlni&. - *. Dn? .Uiiljimittcl. 
 
 H«^rrig'erat«»ry, redid jeraui re. 
 adj. fulileiif, <ibfuljliMi6. - «. I. ^n» RuiU' 
 niittd. 2. |I>ei"tia.l 6a.* iviiljlnig, !f fiMacfniJ. 
 
 ilffri:5'«'risiiiijrcrr!dje'iciiiu,(liu.) 
 ». M'.' -J(l-fi'ililiiiig. 
 
 Heft, lefl. f prnet. U. pp. V. Reave. 
 
 Reft, ». ^er dUt}, ©pnlt, tie JCi^e, 
 Spr.lte. 
 
 IlefMffe, ref'fi'iHje, (fr. 533., l>. M.) 
 t. I. 6ic 3iifi;rirt)t. 2. ai <Mc ©cl)iiij ii6. >:'riife 
 fru>^^l!r(n^c ^n'rioii oB. ©art)e) Mc Suflurf't, 
 Riiira- b) i)er Siifliidjr^i'rt, Me 3"fl"rf)ti-= 
 (!iitre. 3. 6n5 ipi'ilf<5:, Slii^fiinftfittiitfcl. 
 
 Our last refuge, iiiifer kt}ter '•JUifiuofl. 
 To tjke -. ffine 3iifliid)t neljiiteit. 
 
 Itef iig-e, B. n. fciiie 3iitliic<)t iieljmcii, 
 fidi i(ud)'en- [iAm}c». 
 
 Rt^fiiffe, p. a. in ©djiifj lu'ljiucn, 
 
 Ref«ig"<*«9 reffiijec', #. ter (befpiib. 
 ppiiiii'dif) 5'iiirt)t(iii(i. 
 
 Hefllljl^'ence, refuljeime.^ t 6cr 
 
 IlfrulK-«*ncy, refuljeiiKe-j PMiTllJ 
 
 Reftllg-eitt, leful'je.it, (Int. reful- 
 geo) adj. T n. 1 flIillljeilD. 
 
 Rcfulg-eiltly^ retiirjlutlc, a<{i). 
 (jlrtujciiB, ni'it (iSlniij. 
 
 Rf'ruud, ictuiid', (Int.) p. a. I. f 
 jiinicfgiigcii, diber niir f) (upon) i>ert'rfitfu 
 (fiber). Ray. 2. jiiriicf»if6eit , jiirficfjnljrcn, 
 niiftcr erflnttcii, re fiiiitireii ; [ipaiifcij jik 
 rficf}n()li'ij, bi'cfi-n. 
 
 Ref usable, refuze'aljl. ndj. abqu 
 frf)lii<ieii, I'cnvfinfrr iiier6i'ii fijiiiifn!). 
 
 Refusal, leit'i'/jl. t. 1. a) bie abt 
 fd)ui<ii(ie9Iiirn>ort, ^niiiTimg, 23iru'rl,iiTuiin. 
 b> tie ?lii^rc{)!nn"i>n' f'fl* 9liu'rd)lii<ioii. 2. 
 fcn^ 25ornii6, Me (frdn 5!Cnl;I; Der JSurfniif, 
 He iBovl)^!*. 
 
 Ill case of refusal, im 2I5ei<)friIM(j5', 
 BSfrun'tnenilinffiiflf. To liave ihe — of... 
 bif 25L^rtinii&, rr)lc S33iil)1 fjnboii, jiicril ivnf)! 
 Irn bfirffii 6fi.., iit... To give the -, 6ie 
 ffiordniiS flcPfil oJ>. Iilffril. To meet wi(h a 
 -, (lOiif'i'ii'H'ii iiHTSrii fiiirn fiorb, cine at' 
 ('(^liini.ie '•Miitii'ort Infi-iitmen. 
 
 Refuse, icdiie', (fr. refuser) t). a. 
 
 1. iC^meiii (S-tiunf) iirrmeigcrii , nt)rd)lnrtcn. 
 
 2. nii^rd)l.i(irn (cin 9(tiit, tin <Hiifri'ictcn jc), 
 obmcifcn; I'mucrfeti. 3. nii^iiiii|icrii, niigfmi. 
 bent. 
 
 To give or refuse crtdifto.., (finer 
 Cnrf)e) ©Intit'en rd)fiifett, ffiiini (SJinniu'it 
 fd)nifen tvnflcn. To l)e refused, ejnc nb< 
 fd)iooinf 'Jliitu'prt, fiiifii ^rrt' brfomr.ieit. 
 
 R«»fiise, e. n. 1. (to I fid) iuc-i(jrrn 
 <&rn)n6 31 1)1111), (P-rii>rt5) nirt>r (rl)iiiii luiH. 
 Vfi). 2. iibrd)linioii. [fd)lid)t. 
 
 NefuKe, leiulie, adj. vextwriexi, 
 
 KEG 
 
 The refuse parts, tor 5UM'iif(, ^(lUM'd)!!^, 
 ^ 'JpnfL'l Ob. 23iifi'l. 
 
 Refuse, *. I. ter 9liirrd)ii6, SSmrf, 
 SU'frtd, tie ilii*rd)iir;mnnrc , J M'r i^iifel c6. 
 'j^iiiel. 2. i Dei- iMnt-iuurf, Die ipifeii (Cei 
 iBolfe^ :c.). 3. icfiWe'. « fiir Refusal. 
 
 Refuse of lieiup. Me ©d)(^tHMt. 
 
 Refuser, refii /.ui , «. (S-iner, fccr 
 lU'f'liiiiiU, i'evuicii)err, ftd) luciiicrt. 
 
 Refutable, reiuiabl, adj. miiicf. 
 Icgbar, luitirkijlid). [leoung. 
 
 Refutal, refii'tal, ». -f bie 2Diter; 
 
 Refntiition, reffui^'sliun, dat.) 
 4. tie iGitciligiiiig. [leiji'U. 
 
 Refute, icfiite', (Int.) p. «. mi>ct: 
 
 Refuter, icfii'tur, *. ber ^Ubcrinjer. 
 
 Regain, icgaue', (fr. rejjaguer) v. a. 
 luicber gcaiiniuii, u'lffer eriniigcii. 
 
 Reg'ttl, re'gaU (Int. regnlist adj. 1. 
 fOlunlid); imail higt a - title; - authority. 
 — state, pomp, splendor; — power or sway; 
 a royal or 1^ i 11 g I y government, nid)t 
 nber a regal one; ninii fngt fenier md)r 
 a — territory. — dominions, — army or navy. 
 Regal trurfr etmns iiieljr ipcr|'onlirt)e6 aui). 
 2. i groe. 
 
 Reg'al, «. ;. [Crnrtb.] 6n« JJciinl. 
 2. [■•HiUi., Oti'f'ii^f-] tit ^ragrornf 1 ; etrol); 
 firtrl. 3. [Ol)iiii.J tns iiDiiiiji.Muiit7er, (iJolO. 
 fd)iiDnihi|7cr. [ipol)rit6red)i. 
 
 Ret^'itie, regal**} *. tn6 JirgaUe), 
 
 Reg-ale, *. &a£ ©nilinnl}!, t;r 
 ©i.ttimue. 
 
 Regltle, (fr. re'gaicr) p. a. I. bi'iuir' 
 ri)i'u. 2. i a) rrquirfcii (bns ■"Jliige u.), (Dem 
 Singe JC ) mol)l il)iiii. b) (wiilu (?iiifm gilt: 
 lid) tl)iiii (init), (iMnciii G-riuns niiftifd)eii, 
 jiim Seileii gtbrii; (v-iiuii erqiiicfeii, crfreueii, 
 ergij^fii (mit, Mird)). 
 
 Reg-ale, 0. n. fd)tnniiren. 
 
 Regaiemeut, legaie'mlnt. s. tie 
 25fmirtl)iiiig; &ifn|"d)iing, G'riviirfiing. 
 
 R(>galia, lega lea. t. pi. 1. tie 3ei-- 
 d)('ii ter fciiigiiau-ii "ilnirte (j. S8. ©jepter, 
 .Uri'iie !c. ). 2. I 9ved)t6r))r. J tie (6niaiid)eii 
 25i'rrcd)rf, ipol\firfrtd)fe. 
 
 R(*gality, re^aleie. «. 1. tie ^0> 
 iiig^iuiu-fe , tiu- ,HDiiiflrl;mii. 2. ba6 3i^id)t\i 
 tit foniglirt)rii iGiirfe. 
 
 R<'gally, ic galle. adv. toniQUd). 
 
 Regard, legaid', (fr. regaider) p. a. 
 I. Cyrmnf niifcl^cii, niiblKfeii, nufdjiuicn ; I'eljen, 
 blicfen, |'d).iiicii niif ot. iind)-.. 2. l fcljeii 
 nnd).., (ciiieui 5?niifc :c.) ^egeniiber liegen, 
 gegen ^ttun^ jii lirgeii, bie 9Iiif|'irf)t Ijnbfii 
 niif... 3. G-tivnS l'cnd)teii, -illd): gibrii niif... 
 4. orfjrcM (rd)ii0ciii. 5. Gnum* mttrii, ») ad)- 
 m\ niif... l>) (eincr ©nd)c) nd)ri'ii, 5{i'iif; 
 fid)! lu-^m^ii nuf.., fel)fn niif.., (J-tiunf 6e: 
 nirffid)tigcn. 6. bco&fl(^tcii , hnlten, niif Gr. 
 mii« l)nlreit. 7. (5-twn4 niigfl)fii, betreffcn; 
 fid) bfjiclien nuf... 
 7. The argument does not — the question. 
 
 To regard the persoi, U tie ^erfiMt All. 
 feliflt. Tlie best regarded virgins, bie nit; 
 gfffl)eit|leii Oiitigfrnueit. .Shak. Regard- 
 ing, ri'icf fid)tlid) , in 23ftrf if (ciiicr ©nd)e), 
 bctrfffcnt. 
 
 Regard, (fr. 2S3.) «. 1. <= ber SBlirf. 
 IM11.T0N. 2. t ter 9Inbli(f ((^)egciifinitb br^ 
 ?lli|VhruC-). Shak. 3. tf.i '•Jliifrhri:. 4. 1 tn« 
 ^liifeljeu. 0. (to) tie 'Jliifiiicrffainfeit. 6. tie 
 
 KEG 
 
 5tucffirf)t, a) ber '5?ctnd)t, 33cfrnd)t, bie "Bti 
 
 Vel)iing, .s>iiinrf)r, (to) bie 9hirffid)t .(niif> 
 
 b) bie 2ld)niiig. c) ( iifr pi.) (bie iu berfid. 
 
 ud)rigciibf ©iid)C). d) (mi'ifirus I 11. pi.) bij 
 
 JJucffidjt. 7. tie ©elb|fcrl;aiaiiig, ©urge fiit 
 
 e:geiie ©id)erl)eit. Shak. 8. [111 giH-|lgi'fciji-iii 
 
 bie ^2tiiffid)t. 
 
 2. Even till we make the main and th' 
 
 aerial blue an indistinct regard, bi5 
 
 Juir mn({)eii, bao bie ©ee iiiir *iletl;erblnij 
 
 ill G\n& }ii|"annm'ii:d)miljt. 
 
 4. Mac Kerlagh was a mail of meanest 
 
 regard among them. SpcnsER. 
 
 Court of r e ga rd . ob. survey of dogs, 
 [G-iigl.] eiiie 9lrt gorfigeridjt, bie ipmitet 
 u1)nil. It requires that a particular regard 
 be had to . . , iaS erfoftert ciiie befontere 
 'Miifmerffntnfeit nuf... To have no - to.., 
 feine 9ii'irffid)t iiel)ineii nuf.., 6-tiun6 Mid)J 
 (ieriicffid)figeii. To him they had -, || fie 
 filljeil nuf ll}n. To render one's self worthy 
 of one's favorable r e gar d s , fid) Of'"'1"t^ 
 •Iluftiierfrninfeit lui'irtig uind)eii. ~ has been 
 had. ninii ()nt bnrnuj 23ebnd)t geiioinmeii. 
 In - of . . , ri'i(ffid)ilic^ . . , ill 93£trc(f . . , be< 
 trfffeub, ill Stnfeljimg, in 58etrnd)t, ivcgeii '.c. 
 In - to.., ill SBejieljung nuf.., n'irffii-^t» 
 lic^, f)iiini1)tlid) (Oiiiinnbo Jc.). With - 
 to.., in 9{iirffid)t, in ipini'id)t nuf.., n'lct' 
 fii1)flid) (eiiier ©nd)e), in 35etrrff (eiiier ©nd)c). 
 
 Reg-ardahle, ie;;ird'abl, adj. rid)t< 
 bnr ; nd)tl/iir, beinerfiuigi-iuirtlj.mcrffueiuertl). 
 
 Regardaut, regardant, adj. I, 
 [SpernlD.] I)iiiter (id) |VI)ciiD (luie eiii Siiiye JC). 
 2. 13(ed)ifrpr.] Villain -, eiii nil bai Qiruiit* 
 eifli'nfliiini gi'bniiteMtr 2cibeigcner. 
 
 Regarder , icgardur, s. I. ber 
 a5ciH>nd)ter. 2. ber 9fiirfMd)rnil;mfHte. 3. 
 l3'{rd)tetVr.] - cf the forest, ter S-or|1niciirtr. 
 
 Regar<lful, re^ard'ful, <uij. (ot) 
 niifnterfiViiu (nuf), lorgfnltig. 
 
 To be regardful of.., iiiit '2lufinfrfs 
 l^infeir ob. ©orgfnit uer|"fl)eu. 
 
 Regardfully, regard'fiilc. iidv. 
 1. niifmerfrnni. 2. init 'Jid)fuiig, nd)rung6i'on. 
 
 Regardless, re^ardles. aiij. I. 
 
 unnuimt-rffniii , riirffij()tSlo6, forglod, ihirt)» 
 Inffifl. (of) (G-fiunS) nid)t Ki)oiieiit, nid)t nd)» 
 teub, feine 9?ucfrj4>t m;I>iiieut (nuf). 2. gcniig 
 genti)tet, (i<ringfiigig. Spekser. 
 
 To be regardless of.., @tiund llt(()t 
 nd)teu nid)t fd)Pnen, feine ^Jiirffic^jt ncl;nie« 
 nuf. . . 
 
 Regardless! y, reglrdlesle. adv. 
 
 iiiinufinerf|"nni, rii(f|'!d)t6io6, i)l)nc (Jnune }U 
 bcnd)teii. 
 
 RegardlesSUeSS, regard llsnus, 
 «. bie Unnufnierfiniiifiir, i)fiid)liimgfcir, itiiicit 
 fid)t^lofigfeit; (of) bie ©orgiorgfrit (iwegcii). 
 
 Regata, legara, ( (it. reyaita. «. 
 
 Regatta, rc^aiia. ^ tnf ©d)iff.-r« 
 reiinen, ber 2Bptilniif nut S5oten, tie Ofegntrn. 
 
 Regatlier, regaTUiir, v.a. iviedcr, 
 npd)ninl^ fnniniein. 
 
 Regel, reg' 
 
 Regil, 
 im Drion- 
 
 Regency, re'jcnse, (fr. re'gence) 
 t. 1. bie 9{i'gifrung, ^irri"d)aft. 2. tie We* 
 gfiufitnff , 9{eid)fiieriuriung, 3fi'id)inH-rn>nl» 
 tiiiig. 3. tie 9{egeiiti'd)ii|t (tie ^iH-rfiMien, te» 
 ucii tic 3icid)eiH-riucrunfl niu'ertrnut ifly. 4. 
 
 sg'il. > s. CJIflron.) id., ein 
 J Jafii-rii ijltr Wri-ge 
 
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 bU 9?fGfntr(f)nft (ber con einem 5?eict)*i)«i 
 lOfffr bfhfrrrrt)te ©fjirf). 
 
 Rcg^eneracy, rejln'erase, «. ^er 
 3iii1.iiiP Per iDufrr.iebiirt. 
 
 Reg'enerate, rejen'erAte, (l.it. ) 
 ». «. 1. iu>n <Jifiirni l)eri'orbriiiflrM, mitber 
 (jjcii.jfii I't. l)eriH>rbriiiaeii, luifCcrfle&tircu. 
 2. (ihri'(.) loiftfrnet'nrfU. 
 
 Ilegeiier«te, adj. I. I'on ??«ufiii, 
 witia l)fri'oratbr.icftt oc. rrjeiigt. 2. [Xt)tcl.] 
 »i^■^Mr(^eborfll. 
 
 Rc^Q-eiierateneflH, rijoneratnc*, 
 «. ti-r 3^lll^ Of. 3iifl,inD tfr ^lUifDcrnebiirt. 
 
 R«fg:euemti«»n, lejaneiA uliun. I. 
 t. Me ?ijle^l•rer^fll(lmlg, <IOifttrl)«ruorbriiu 
 giiiia- 2. (Iheol.l lit 2Difetrgfburt. 
 
 Regrenertttory , rejenerilure. 
 «f(/. rriiciteiiD, luictererjeuijeiift , iui«Crrgf< 
 baxeni. 
 
 neg'eni, ri'jent, (Int. regent) artj. 
 I. rf(ltfr«n^, l)irrfd)<iif. 2. it)errfd)<ii6(^rin. 
 )ip ic). Halb. .1. rft(l)6i'friiitiVii6. 
 
 ftiieen regent. Die rfflierniDf fl&tiigin", 
 9?egeiuinii, fiiMiidinn 9{cfleiuiiiii (jiim lliifrr: 
 f<l)if^f I'PH (liiern con«or(, (. 6.). 
 
 Reg-ent, «. I. ^fr 5prrri'd)fr, «ef)rrr 
 f^er, 9(cfleiit; Me *ef)errid)rriiin, 9ie.jrutiiiii. 
 I. ber 9{r(ieiit, 9efi(1)fi'rnvfiVr. 3. (in Relit- 
 flifn) ber 'iPrnievror. 4. [eiigl. Uim-erf) em 
 mnater of arm. ber feiiiflt lilfl iiort) ftine 
 6 II. eiii Ci'frpr, ber il)ii iipci) i»i(l)t uollt i 
 3rthre Ijnt. 5. ( OiiTbiim. Stnat uimi ^t\v- 
 jjLTfl ber ©rtjiuiniVfftor. 
 
 ReffeiiteMN, r^'jsnte*, «. bit SRci 
 geiirinii, 'Jfriilioi'iriKereriiiii. 
 
 Re|i;'eiit!«liip, le jent»liip. s. I. bie 
 Jlr(1ieriing, S?.rrict)irgnvalr. 2. Die 9irgfiit: 
 f(t)afr. (luirber niifreimen. 
 
 R<'||Cl*rillilia*«*, rejer'nienale. p. n. 
 
 Re|^«'rUliuMtiun> rejermenA- 
 •hi'in. t. tn6 'iijirrrr.uiffrimen. 
 
 RfyeNt, lejekf. f. Register. 
 
 Reffible, red'jAbl, adj. f iciirrniii. 
 {U rf.iienii. 
 
 Reg-icifle, red jeolde. (Int.) «• 1. bcr 
 HoiiKi^iiiiTb. 2. bcr HoiiirifmLirbet. 
 
 R(*g'iin<ril, redjemea, (lot. ^) i. 
 I. hWitb] Mr Sil'fii^orMiiiiig, Ci.U. 2. i f.c 
 fiebfii^i'rbiuiiifl. Hume. 3. Ifflr.imm. ] Oer 
 rtgierte ^ofl. 4. Die gcregtlte, brbetitlid^e 9{e: 
 ^ienmn, •JJenii-ninnf forui.iStnntcueriu.iiriing ; 
 tat 9?egimfMf, bie l)6(t)ile Weiualt. Shak. 5. 
 [Gbfin.l tie 3cr(.ihniM.g«iirr. 
 
 R«*g°iltl«lltfred'jenient. «. I. ['7}?iliC.j 
 bai 'Jiegiment. 2. ' a) bie iKegieruiig; lit' 
 flieriiiigruiTiiiffiinii. li > ba6 3{egiiuciir, bie 
 $frrid)nfr. Wfiu.ilt. 
 
 Reg^iinunt, v. a. [^ilit.] |ii eineiu 
 9{egiin(iite, iu9{egiiitrnterii bilbeti, einrin die-. 
 gimente eim-frlfibeii. Washijiotoii.Smoli.et. 
 
 Rc'tg'iiiientMlf redjemenfal, adj. 
 }U eiiKiii Offginifiue flel)&rig , 9{fginiciit^.. . 
 
 Reg'iiiK^ittalll, redjeuien'taU, «. 
 pi. bie (tiiKitAni'c^o Untfunu. 
 
 Reg:i<>llf re'jun, (lot. regio) «. t. bie 
 ©egeiib, 9{igitMi. 2. (i aber i) bie Jfcgion 
 (ber ©tniib). 3. bie Wegeiib, Siiiibicbflfi. 4. 
 (bie 93eiui'l)ner emer 03i-geHD ) Cie fflcgenb, 
 ter Dirtrifr. 5. din lljeil ie6 fiorpira; bie 
 @egenb. 
 2. He U of too higli a r e g i « n, er ift ani- 
 (iner jii l>i>t)eii 9(e()UMi. Shak. 
 
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 Reg'ister, red'jisiur, (neutnt. re- 
 gisiruDi) t. I. bnS Xegitler, «) -, ob. -- 
 book, a) tai ^rotofcin, bie Urfiiiibe. ^) 
 ber "}lfteiifa6jitf I. yi Registers, bie ^aht' 
 bil(t)fr. b) (ias aSucfe, in bem Urfiinbeii iiiif: 
 beiuoljrt, ucrjeid)iicr inib) Dai 95ii(t), G'iii' 
 fdjreibcbiid). c> bno SBirjcidjnig. d)[li)vpgr.i 
 ber Onbejr, ©eireuniijeifler. 2. (Seehaiib.J ber 
 53cilbrict. 3. a) ber 9?egiilrrttor. b) ber •iJSrP' 
 tofo(ti|1. 4. (Orgrib.J bnfi 9{egi|lcr, ber Dr. 
 gel< , SirgiiTerjiig. 5. I Gljeiii. ] ta6 ??efliiler, 
 3iiglt)rf>. 6. [ Inpogr. ] Da« 9{igiiler; to 
 nialie -, 9?rgi|ler ^.ilten. 7. (©(tjriftflifp.l 
 ber uutere l^eil eiiier OKotrije. 
 
 Parish-register, bo6 itir4>enregiiler, 
 iiirrtjeiiburf). A - of deeds, ciii ojfeiitlidjer 
 Seniiiter, ber bie 9{egi|lririiiifl ooii 3ii|lrii> 
 meiiteii ju bercrgrii Ijnt. 
 
 Register- measurement, [ ^at. J 
 Pie i>on ber 'Ubmiriilitat fcilgefr^te Sniligfeit 
 eme6 ©d)iffe«. —-store, (Gljem.) ber 9{e. 
 gilleroteii. --ship, bii6 9{igi|lerrd)i jf. 
 
 Reg^lstert V. a. 1. eiiitrngeii , riii> 
 rd)riibeii , >iur'iri(t)iieii , iiieberfctreibeii , regi.- 
 Arireii. 2. jii ')jri)turi)Il ncl)ineit. 3. iii eiiK 
 l'i|le eiiuriigeii. 
 
 To register « thing in one's memory, 
 i\(t) (itwai m'i OJedictxnig (eimprogeii. A 
 registered sailor, eill niigrivurbener 'OJi.l- 
 (riM'e. [tai (fiiiidjrcibertmt. 
 
 Resrlxtursllip, red jUturship, s. 
 
 RetfiNtr<»r, red-jistnir, (Rcgis*- 
 trary> t. leiigl. Uiiii'cn.J ber &iii|'(^reiber, 
 9{fgi|lrafcr. 
 
 Reg-iKitrafiou, redj'stri'shun, «. 
 Me 'A'egi|Tciruiig, &iiir(t)reibuiig, G^iiicrngung 
 III cm dicgnlrri ^rotoroUiriitig. 
 
 Registry, red jKnA, «. l. bie 9ie; 
 gi|lriniiig, Q-iiiinigiiiigi ^rpturoairiiiig. 2. 
 Me 9iegiilratur. 3. Dai SBerieicf^nig, ^tegnler; 
 -JjrPtofod. 
 
 Re-let, rag let, (fr. reglette) t. 1. 
 [Iijpogr.J Die ©e^iime, ber ■Stcg, ^Uu6l)tbe. 
 I'pan. 2. [<ilr(t}ir.J bai $ia((4;eii, 9^eiii<l)eii, 
 V(iil<tcii. 
 
 Remnant, reg'nant, vfr. SS}.) a<0'. I. 
 regicrciib (jeyt regent). 2. i (jef)t reigning; 
 i)crir(t>eiib, jjrhCoiiiiiiirtnb , uorljcrrfdjeiib. 
 
 Reg^Org-e, rigirje', (fr. rcgorger) 
 0. a. 1. ivicbrr iiti^brect^eii, roicber nii^rpeicii, 
 luuber uoii flit) gebeii. 2. uerfdjliiifleii. 3. 
 luubcr ein|'(t)lMigcii ob. ucrrd}liicfcii. 
 
 n*igraCt^ legiaft-, c. a. lutebcc, uoii 
 iJiciiciii , UMitirljolt , iii>4)iiiald jjfrppfeii , 
 iiiipi'cii i>b. pi'ijrii. 
 
 Re^^'raiit, legrant', 0. a. luieber gei 
 i«iil)reii, u'liter iicrleil)eii. 
 
 R4*:;:raiit, t. bie SS3ieberuerlciI;iiiig. 
 
 Regrate, regiAie". (fr. rpgralterj 
 0. a. 1. t bcicibifleii. 2. a) [9{ed)tffpr.) niif: 
 fiuifeii(1t5niiteiu, jua^ierii iiiit ...Blacksto.'«e. 
 b; trijbeln. [f (infer (f ^&fer). 
 
 Reg-rater, regrAie lir, 4. ber ^itf: 
 
 Regrater of bread -corn, ber iCuril.- 
 jiibe, ^Drmuiidjercr. - of old clotliet, ber 
 irijbcliniiiin, IroDler. 
 
 Reg-ratine;-, rigratelng, *. [gjfrtiir.] 
 iai liiuveibcii , -ilbfmtjtii , iOicbcrniif.'rnijcii 
 eiiies flltcii bfliaiiciieii >£ietiic6. 
 
 Regreet, legicci', v. n. l. luiebcr 
 gnigeii. 2. t wet) eiimin! grupeii, luicber 
 griipui (wiei-er feljen;. Shak.. 
 
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 Regreet, *. ber (JJcgciignig. Shak. 
 
 Regress, rA'gres , (iiir. > t. bie 
 
 9ti"i(fffl)r. (jururffclireii. 
 
 Reg-ress, regres'. p. >i. jiirurfijfljcn, 
 
 Regression, regrexli'iin, «. (into) 
 bie 9?ri(ffel)r (iiu. 
 
 Rt-^gre-Ssive , regres's'v , adj. ju» 
 rfirffehriMib, ivicbcrfcljri'iib. — ndv. Regres'- 
 si»ely, jiinlrffehrciib, luicbcrfeljreiib, Duvii) 
 9?ricffehr ob. 5Biiberfel)r. 
 
 Reg-ret, regret-, (fr. 9B. ) *. I. Dai 
 Sebnnern, (at) bie 9?eiie (fiber). 2. ba^ 53e« 
 bniiern, ber ©ram, icumuifr, ©cf)tiicri, taS 
 9eib, Ceibiuefeii. 3. t ber ilDibermiUe, bie 
 ■JIbiieigiiiig. 
 
 With regret, + lingern. We feel - 
 at the loss of a friend, — for our own mis- 
 fortunes, or for the misfortunes of others, 
 ivir bebiiuerii ben SSerliifl eiiief (yrciiiibej, 
 iiiifer eigciic^ oter frcnibe^ lliigliirf. Never 
 any prince expressed a more lively - for 
 tlie loss of a servant, nie liiiQertc eill (Jilrfl 
 beim SSerlufle eiiied Sieiiertf eiiien Ie6l)iif(ern 
 i( 11 miner. 
 
 Regret, p. a. I. 6ebiUiern, bcrenen. 
 2 -f fiber (5-ti»ao miiufriebcti ob. t'crbricgtit^ 
 feiit. Glakvii.i.b. 
 
 Regretful, r^grelTuI, adj. nut 
 Seboiiern erfijdt. — ode. Regretfully, 
 ungcrii. 
 
 Reguerdon, regcr'dun. «. t bcr 
 Sbl)n, bie %rl()l)Viiiig, 93t'r>)el(uiig. Shak. 
 - p. o. t 6elbl)nen- Shak. 
 
 Regular, regular, (fat.) adj. K 
 regelmagig, regeiredjt (CiJcbiiubc jo. 2. regeh 
 mngig, orbeiitlid) (2c6en ic). 3. orbentlicft, 
 regelmogig (o. ^Ji<»\<t)tn>, (in) Qmai rcgeU 
 m.igig bcDbncttenb. 4. orbciitddxnierljobifcf)). 
 5. regelmogig, pcriobifd). 6. rcgeinuiuig (iiiit 
 (5)Irid)i&riiiigfeir bctricOfiu. 7. brbciulirfj, 
 prrmcoir((I)pftor2f.).8.[(i)eLMn.]rcaeliitn6:g. 
 
 Regular clergy, bie rrgiilirtrll (i}ii|1li< 
 <t)ti\. bie OrCeii*gciillid>feit. - troop*, rcjiu 
 lirre, regclmaijid"! irrppen. - iu aiiendiiig 
 on divine worship, bell QJottecbiciirt rrgrli 
 innijig tcfiiibeiib. -traders, [ercl) ] rffliJ' 
 iiiiiyige ijrii(()tf(tiffe. 
 
 Regular, «. I. [(Seom.] ber rcgd< 
 nirteigc ilorper. 2. [■OT&n(<>6iu.l ber Otoaxit 
 citiiiUdft. 
 
 Regulars, [-Tlfilit.] regiilirtf, regrr» 
 nirtBige iruppm , rcgiiiirte* -Ueiliriir. 
 
 Regularity, rei^iiiar'eie, .i. l. bie 
 9?egcliniiBiafeit. 2.bie9{icS)tigfeir, (guroDrbi 
 niiiig. 
 
 Regularly, reg'ularle. adv. v:(\cU 
 mn^ig, regelrertjr , orbciitiul), in gcl;&iigec 
 DrbniMig, iiacb bcr 9{cgtl. 
 
 Regulate, reg ulate, p. a. regi'di, 
 orbiicn, nuorbucit, iii Oi-bnuiig bniigen, on 
 bciitlid) eiitridjfcn, rfgulireit; (eiiie 9{ect)i 
 lutng) nbiiiiK^cii; (cin 03n'd).ift) ntroirfciii; 
 (by) einrirt)ten, aiiocDiicu (iiad);. 
 
 To regulate a pafient in hit manner 
 of living , einem firniifcn eiiie 2ebeiieprb» 
 nnng uorfi^reiben. To - troops, Inippeu 
 biSiipliniren. 
 
 Regulati<»n, rlguiAshun , t. I. 
 bie 9{fgdung, 3{rgiilirMiig , Drbnung, an. 
 prMiiuig. 2. bie (5-iiiri(t)tiing rJlrt ii. 23Bci|f, 
 iDie G-tiuaS eingcririjtct ill). 
 
 Regulator, rlgulAtiSr, «. 1. eer 
 
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 Dc^ner, Sliirrtner, &iiiricl)rfr; to*, i«n^ 
 UQWlitt, Cec 9{cgiilator. 2. [••Wnrd)ineiU>.] 
 berjenifje lljcil, ber Die 55nui'!)ini(i (\leiA)- 
 foi'iukj mad)t, ?er DCeniiltunr, can irtrd)eii= 
 lil)reu) Me llnriil)e u. tic ©diiu-cfiMifebfr, (nn 
 ^ell^elllf)l•ell; bcr ^crpniMfiM iiiiB tie Siin'c- 
 
 Res'uline, legililue, adj. [6l)eni.] 
 rrnii'ii'Mcl). vein inern(liid). 
 
 Reg'lllize, le^ulize, v.a. [6l)cm.] 
 (iiif ten cKeriido StiMiii) iun'irffiiljreii. 
 
 Beg'uIuS, leg'ulus, (I>it. S^.) 1. I. 
 
 [rtlt. 6l)eni.] fer cMfftrtfl.) fv5nig. - of ar- 
 senic, Der 9li-|cniffoiii3. 2. ['Jlilron.] boi 
 £oiveiif)erj. 
 
 Reg'urgitate, regilr'jclale, (Int.) 
 r. a. (mir i) 1- jiiriicfnibtii; luieber <tii^: 
 flogeii, luieDer niisflroineii. 2. wieitr m fid) 
 fd)lti(feii, uiii'Der eiiird)liirteii d&. eiii|aiiaeii. 
 - V. n. jiiriirfpiefji'M , jmurfilrijmeii j lutetcr 
 aiifquenen, I'iberlaiifeii. 
 
 Re^urg-itation, icgilijeti'sliun, 
 «. I. t>n6 ?33iePcmiiert0|5fii, '2s3ieCierniifi|lro! 
 men. 2. ia6 2DieBcrcinrd;liicteu, 2i3iteercmi 
 fniiflen. 
 
 Rehabilitate, r^habii'etAte, (fr. 
 re'liabilitcr) v. a. [biirgerl. ii. fniipii. 9ted)t] 
 (ill bfii I'DriQcii ©rniiC; ivicCer eiiiretjeii, re» 
 bii&ilitireii. 
 
 To re li a Iri Ii tat e one's memory, Qf» 
 nmtib* SliiDeiifcii iviecer jii @-lircii bniigeii. 
 
 Relialiilitatioii,iciiabiiei^'sliuii, 
 s. tie 5Q3ieterciiiffl>iini) (in tun uurigen 
 ©tnnD), 9{i'(;n6ilitiuii>n, tas luieCer jii G'l;rcn 
 93rinocn. 
 
 Reliear, rchere', r. a. nod) einninl 
 Ij&reii, [9?cd)ti;rpr.] w» ^iiieni, nud) einmni 
 lu'riieljiiien, in-rl)iiiieeln, iiiiri'rriid)eii. 
 
 Relteariug:, leliere'ing, «. b<\6 
 nochniadne ^poreu o£>. (Scljui-jjeben , lfRe(!i)t6t 
 fpr.] Die 9{ei'it1on. 
 
 Reliearsal, iciier'sai, a. i. bie 
 ffi3icbtrl)Liluii!]; ti\& ipcnV.gen; fcic(5Tjnl)liiiig. 
 2. [lljenfer k.J Die ^srrl'e, 93in-i"it)iin(j. 
 
 Reliearse, icherse', v. a. 1. itiiei 
 bert)Clen; rrjal^Irn. 2. [ ll)rnrer :c.] ©tiun^ 
 jur <J5robc Dnrileden , cine ^xvbt hnlten 
 i»on... 3. (jerfiigen, uortrmjen. 
 
 Reliearser, iciierse'ur, *. ©iner, 
 ber Q-twai luicbcrtjolt, Ijtriiigt, uurtrnflt, er< 
 
 Reliousiiigr, rcliou'zing. t. [S^nw 
 bel] tcii 3nrri(f6niiGen nuf tn6 Ciifler; bie 
 fipflen, ©ptfcii bnfilr. 
 
 Reif, ieef,*.[Criiitf).] bcr95ran«f)nf)n. 
 
 Reigle, le'gl. (fr. regie) t. tit 
 Stiune, 9iiit(), 6er i^al}. 
 
 Reig'U, laiie, (lax. regno) v. n. 1. T 
 (reflitren; tjerrfdjen (over. I'iber). 2. i f)err< 
 fdjen. [2. 1 Bie 5?ei-rrd)nft- 3. bn6 9Ui(t). 
 
 Rei^n, ifr. legnei *. l. bie9?egiernn(j. 
 
 In (he reign ot King William, of 
 Queen Elizabeth, imrcr bir 9(egicning bt& 
 ^bnijjf Sa5ili)elm, btril&niflinn ©lifa&etl). To 
 hold ilie -, ? regiittn. [(Sniler K.). 
 
 Rei«;^iiiiig', ranelng. ndj. Ijetvf^e.ub 
 
 Reilllbark, reimbark', f. Re- 
 embark. 
 
 Reilllltody , rcimbmri, r. tj. fid) 
 Kieber jn fiiiem .Hi^n-per lureitilflfn oin uer< 
 tinben, luirber fin .ftinper luerPen. 
 
 R<*iiiiburMal»le , rclmburs'abl , 
 adj. iin::irfj>iljiu>u-, i'.irurf ju jal;len. 
 
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 Reimburse, reimburse', (fr. rem- 
 biaiiser; v. a. I. jiiil'icf jal)lfn , l)einijill)U'n, 
 I'viliuren, mieber evilntrtii, ivieDer erfcijen. 2. 
 c(jincM; berfen (entfd)iibiijcni. 
 
 To reiinbuivse ones self, 1. (by) fid) 
 ivieber beinljit iiiiid)eii (find)). 2. (for; fid) 
 id)aDio6 Ijniren, fid) t'fj,il)it niiid)cn ((lir;. 3. 
 
 (.upon) fid) erl;Plen ^ailf). Re i mbursi n ;: 
 yourself lor your cliurges, nut (lliucr; 
 T3iad)nill)nie ber .Uoilen. To - ihe treasuiy, 
 Dcr '£'d)iii;frtinniir bie fdjuiciije >Suinine luicber 
 jii|1clh'ti, micPiT eriliuten. 
 
 Reilllburseilieilt , reimbursc'- 
 ineiit, *. I. fie Snriidjiiijiuiiij, iiiieCerers 
 lliittiing, (5-rrinrtiinij. 2. Bic iJtrfmig. 
 
 Reiiiiburser, icinibui- Mir. s. ber 
 ~H>u'Perbi'iiii)iiT, iijuben'riliun'iibi-, X)i'cfi'iibe. 
 
 R(>illiplaut, ieun|j|ant', ti. a. \\)IC: 
 Der fiiipfiiiajt'n ; luu'ber ciiipriigen. 
 
 Re-illipui't, leinipiWt'. V. a. tuici 
 ber fllUiil)VeM. — lie-imports, *. ])l. >iGu'> 
 Pertiiiliiljriii'tifcl. — Ke - i m por t a tioii, s. 
 Die aOitPeninfuOr. 
 
 Rtrilliportulie, rcimporlune'.p.a. 
 ©iiu-n ivirrtr brlaiiigcii, (Sincni aiifs 'Tiene 
 befilnui'vud) laneii. 
 
 Reiilipreg'nate, reimpreg'nate, 
 V. «. iiMibiT, iiiit» 'Jiiue rd)iunn9ern. 
 
 ReiiiipreMS , rcinipies', i>. a. ivie: 
 Per, lU'n Ouiieni nbbrurfen; luicDer , I'on 
 3ieiieiu tinpriiiji'ii. 
 
 Reimpressioil, relmpreshun, t. 
 t5Bud)l).J Der neiie, n(>irniiiliae ili'Drucf; bie 
 nene 'iliifliige. 
 
 Reiiiipriiit , icimpriiit', v. a. (eiii 
 JBiid)) luteDev, luuiiJieiieiii bnicfen, nbDrtirfeii, 
 (biU'ini; einen neneii ^ilbPnicf , eiiie iieiic 
 ^itflnge nMd)cii. 
 
 Reiiiiprison, icimpiiz'zn, v.a. 
 tviccer , uon 'Jieiicui cmrperreii, tinferfern, 
 finfetjeii, iiif' (iji'iiingnif; reijen. 
 
 Reiiiiprisoiiiiieiit , liimpriz - 
 znmeni. 4. fie itjicCcrruirpL'rnma, "IBieCer- 
 einfftjiing. tSiigel. 2. i Dor 3"iK'- 
 
 Rein, rkne, (fr. lene) t. I. f ber 
 
 To let loose tlie reins, to give ibe — .s. 
 ^ U. i bie3i"iflfl l"d)iipeii inljeii To talve ibe 
 -s, i bie Siigel ( Drr ilCri)ii'niiig i ergi-fifen. 
 To hold the -s, tie Qiigel leiiiee 3{ehl)f) iii 
 ipanben l)ilben. He beais his head in sncli 
 a -, er trngt fein ipniipr fo ijoct). Shak. 
 
 Rein, e. a. l. niii beni ot. Diirt't) ten 
 Silgel lenfen, bniiDigen, jiigein. 2. i ji'igcln, 
 iin Sitnnie l)nlten. 
 
 Reindeer, i Ane deer, (angi'lf.hrana; 
 *. [3i>Pl.] tai 9{enntl)ier. 
 
 Reinable, i^'nabl, v. a. uteber 
 in ©tnnt fe^cn. [nuf* Oieiie onilecfin. 
 
 Reinfect, reinfekt', V. a. luii'Der, 
 
 ReinfeCtioUN, reinfek shus. udj 
 mittit nnflecfenb, iBieber nnflerfen rpniienD. 
 
 Reinforce, teinf6i>e', ». a. ucr> 
 (Inrfen, f. Re -en force. 
 
 Reingr>^atiate, I eingra'sh«Ale,v.a 
 roiebcr in ®unft fe^en. 
 
 To reingratiate one's self with . fid) 
 wicbcr in ffiiinfl fe^en, fid) nneber teliebt 
 nind)eil bei . . . If he were once r e i n g r a- 
 tiated to his Majesty's truth, f lUllrPe 
 er ta6 ajrrlrnuen feincr ^Buijefldt einiinil 
 luicDiT gt-iviniien. [l)en)Pl;iu'n. 
 
 Reinbabit, reinhab'lt, p. a. ivieber 
 
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 Reinie!iS, raneles, adj. jUqedoi. 
 
 Reinlist, reinhst', V. a. R'ieter aat 
 \uerbeii. - v. n- fid) luicDer unroerben Inffen, 
 iwietri- Sieni'ie iifl)nirn. 
 
 Reiniistiiieut, rointist'mlnt, «. 
 [■OJiiiir.j tie 'ii5ieteriiiiiBcr()iing , Dieniler* 
 iieitiTiiiiii, neue iuipitiiliuiuii. 
 
 Reiliqilire, rclnkwire'. V. a. met 
 ber I'raiii'ii , fid) luieter crfiiiitigcn nnrf) ... 
 
 Reins, ran/, (fr. rein; s.pl. 1. l^mU.] 
 tie '?iierni. 2. |i tic 9Jiireii (.bm, iperj). 
 
 Running of the reins, ber ©lUllCltflllg, 
 
 Reinsert, leinsert', I), a. iDieter 
 einrriiffn, ihmi Ou'uem einfd)iilreii. 
 
 Reinsertiun, icinser'shun, t. bit 
 'JGittiTiiiirfirfuiig. ii3ii'tereiiifd)iWrimg. 
 
 Reinspeet, reln.spekr, v. a. nif 
 bet bffti1)ri,ini, uuetir in •iiiigciifd)eiii iicl)inen. 
 
 Reinspection, reinkpek-slHui, •. 
 Die 'ii5ieteit'ifid)tiiiiiii!), neue ^ufperiipii. 
 
 Reinspire, rcinxpjre', v. a. mebtt 
 beld'fu. 
 
 Reinstall, reinNiair, V. a. I. mit» 
 ber feycii (ant ten lliron lo. 2. luieter 
 eiiiff()en. |tie SGn'tereiufeoiing. 
 
 Reinstall llienf,rcinstali'iuent,*. 
 
 Reinstainp, rcinntamp', V. a. Witt 
 ber priigru. 
 
 Reinstate, reinstate', v. a. luii'Dft 
 in Den ^^efu) eiitrr ©od)e, in etnen fn'il;ereB 
 3uiliin& feijen; (in) luieber fi'Oeii (ni). 
 
 To reinstate a king in tlie pohneiisiau 
 of the kingdom. 
 
 To reinst^(te one in the affections of 
 his family . C^'iiuMii tie ^ii'be feiiier ^iiniilte 
 luieDer uerfd)ilffen. Modesty — s ihe widow 
 in her vir^iuily . lElttfiUUfeit |ieU( ber 
 
 ilBirrii'p 3ungfiMurd)ntr luicDcr liir. 
 
 Reinstatement, iciiii>iaie'm«nt, 
 *. tie 'iiiii-D.rciniVt)iiiu) in ten i5eHi) einei 
 >2rtd)e, 2i5ifDtn)erfei)uug in eiiu'ii fri"il)erB 
 3u|lant. 
 
 Reinsurance, rcinslnVianse. «. 
 [ipiiiittl) tie 5vuif;, (iiiiiini'irriiDaiiHg. 
 
 Reinsure, icinsliuie-, i>. u. ui>d)> 
 niiilfe iHifiit)trii. reiifiefiirireii. 
 
 Reinsurer, leinsini rur, t. ber 
 JCurfi-eifuDi'nr. 
 
 Reinteg'rat<^, rcin'tegraie, V. a. 
 t luieter m ben t'oruien otcr friil;ern 3u« 
 ilaiiP fftjtn, ufrfet^rn. 
 
 To reintegrate n nation in their 
 ancient liberty, eiiu'in SBi'lfe feiiie aire 'l^reu 
 l)eit ivtftfr gi-brn. 
 
 Reintl*rrUS;r<ite, reimer'rogate, 
 
 0. a. iHMi 'Jii'Uiin bffragen. 
 Reintlirune, leint/uone'. 
 R«-intlirOnize, reim/inVnue, -j- 
 
 B. a. tuietrr fluf ten il)rpu fcycn. 
 
 Reinvest, reinvcsr. w. a. i.(6inen) 
 itieter befletteii t nut rinetn -.Jlmre !c ). 2. i 
 (in; u)iei-er fini'cvliiinn (finer €ind)e;. 3. 
 roitber anipgeu (iviipiiiilien). 
 
 Reinvestment, reinve«f ment, «. 
 
 1. bni aCietcrljefleiDen , bie aBieberbefUW 
 Dung. 2. Die ^JOieDeriinleguufl (il Kflpitaliea>. 
 
 Reiuvifirorate , reinv^'ggiriU , 
 V. a. luieDer, I'oii ?ieiieni jliirfen, frrtftigen. 
 
 Reist, [Orrii.J to stop obitiu^ 
 t e 1 y ; to s t i c k f a s t in the middle. 
 
 Reist(*d, [Oerri.] smoke-dried. 
 
 Reistin;;-, [Oriri.J rest if. 
 
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F&le. far. fAll. fat. Mh. met. Finp, fin. .\6. m6vp, n6r, got, oil. rlo^.l. Ttihe. inh. fnll. i7,in. TFIis. 769 
 
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 ReK, rit, «. [9ot.] bat SiitbgrAf, Die 
 
 Ileiterate, relt'terAte, (fr. re'iterer) 
 ». a. (eft) ivir((rl;oleii , no(t> eiuinal tl}iiii 
 (Birtdi ic). 
 
 Reiteration f r^'tieri'nliun, <. 1. 
 6ie <!Bifi!erl)OIiinfl. 2. IlDpoijr.J bet 2Die< 
 6er^rll(f. 
 
 Reject, rijekt', (tat. rejicio) e. «. 
 I. ufriverffii (tin 3tn<ini§ k. , ©inen), ni(f)t 
 rrti&rfii (<iii Wftet), nii^icftlngtn (ein ?liier: 
 birten). 2. ^nrt opii (ifft iPfifen, uerilogeii. .J. 
 t nii«ivfrfi;» , fortfdjnffeii. 4. nuimuilfrii, 
 auifvttftrn. 
 
 Rejectable, rJjJkt'abl, aij. cct' 
 Wfrflid), i>fru>or|Vn iwerbm r&iinrnb. 
 
 Rej«ctuneoits,r^j«kti'niui,a(0'. 
 Dfrii'-rflirt). )u urnperfrn. 
 
 Rejecter, r4jekt'ur, «. Giner, (n 
 ©rii'.if luTivirft. 
 
 Rejection, rijek'Rliun, «. I. bit 
 ffliifiufrfiiiifl, (Ji'rtl'ctntfiiiig. bfr 91ii«H)iirf. 2. 
 bif SBenBfrfuiifl ; K\6 'HuM'(tifaqtn. 
 
 Rejective , rijeke'5» , adj. Off. 
 wtrffiib ; nii^iverfenb. [9Iii*a<iirf. 
 
 Rejectinent, rJJekt'oient. t. ttt 
 
 ReJ(»ice, rej6i»e', (fir. rejonlo *. it 
 (at) firti freiien (ubrr). 
 
 ReJ<»ice, v. «. trfrfiirn. I am re- 
 joUf (1. ti rriiit mid), id) frtiif niidj. 
 
 Rejoicer, iej6i'»ur, #. (lo> Qinn, 
 brr fid) frriit (iibtr). 
 
 Rejoicing, rijiU'Mdg , ad/. [10) 
 freiieiib; erfreiifiiB, erfreiilid). 
 
 Rejoicing fire, bit $»Ub(llf(^u|Te. 
 
 Rejoicinips, r^j6^'«ing^, t. pi. bir 
 5rfiibfitbi(<iitiiti<tfii, Siiftb.irfeittn. 
 
 ReJoicint;-|y, ri}6i'ktng\i, nde. 
 frfll^l(l. mit grrube. 
 
 Rejoin, i^jn'n'. v. a. I. ivirbrr )ii' 
 fnntmfiifi'i<lf». mitttx oerriniiifii. 2. &int» 
 wiebrr trefTen, itiit (?iiitnt ivicbrr )iif>iiiinirM> 
 tttfftn, wiffrr jiifnimufnfoiiinim, loitbcr jui 
 fnmmfiiilogfn, (Jiiiem mifbrr btgefliwii. 
 
 Rejoin, o- n. muirbern, vafttym, 
 I9t>(i>ti\'vr.] replijirrn, mBiebfrn. 
 
 Rejoinder, rij^'n'dur, «. I. bir 
 Crrimcberiinfl , 9liiti«ort. 2. ( 9?fd)e«fpr.J bif 
 ©ru'ifbmiua . Griuif bfrunq«f4rift , Biipiif. 
 
 Rejoint, rijcint', ». a. iviebtr in 
 bit Wtiewtt ffifltn. 
 
 Rejointing-, rijSint'ing.«.f<Baiitv.] 
 bie ^Iti^fuUuiig bcr ffiiaen mil ^btttl, 
 £itt K. 
 
 Rejointure, rijoin'txhdre, t. bie 
 S$le^erl'errilli^>ll^, Sofmnnienftiiifr. Sbak. 
 
 Rejolt, rcjolt', «. t ber @to0, bir 
 CfTrrtiuirfriiiifl. 
 
 Rejourn, tijftnt', v. a. f I. aud 
 fe^cn, urrfagrn. 2. jiim iroeirrn ^ale voti 
 •efdxtbcn. 
 
 Rejadgre, r^judje', ». a. tsiebrr, 
 ncd)mal«, doii 97ruem beurtf)ei(en , uiiter> 
 fud>en. 
 
 Rejuvenescence, tijurinl*'. 
 Mate, imb 
 
 Rejuvenescency , rijiilv4u«>'- 
 Muse. s. bit 93i-rjriiif]iinq. 
 
 Rei«indle, rikin'dl, v. a. I. roie^ 
 b«r aiiifinbrn. 2. t von 9?rurm en flainmru. 
 Rekindled at .., l>on 9feiirm tut-. 
 ffonimt von .. 
 
 Engl. ■ lUutteh. WSfterkueh. /. 
 
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 Reland, rcllud', ». «?. roieberdnal Relator, riii'fnr, #. [Kecftt^fpt.J 
 fiiiif feijen, luieber lonbeii, niiriiibm, flii^.- G-inrr, bcr fine ^Inge in ber 3lrt eine6 quo 
 frt)ijTin. - V. n. fid) luieber nu^fdjifFen, ivie; warranto lu'rfjriiiijr. Blackstokb. 
 
 ber (111? Snub flfhtn, ivirber liiiiben. j Relax, relaks', (inr. rdaxo; fr. re.. 
 
 Relapse, relap>.e', (liir. relabor) laclicr) p. n. I. luiinr in.ld)tH, pffiieil, loun, 
 P.M. I. jiirurffrtllcM. 2. f (into) ») luicDer niijltiren , forfrr ui.id)eii ; (Web.) offncii, 
 otrfiifleii (ill eine fimnfljritj, einrn iRuift*iIl liijrirrn. 2. id)liijf m.id)eu, (ein Seii tc.) na<b' 
 bffcimnen. b) luieber fiillen , pertiilleii , jn diffen, nbipniincn. 3. 1 a) eriit)l>)fFen. b) 
 ri'Kfiiiflen (in ein Cajler, einen Jeljier;. |nbp(iiiiien <.ftn (i>ei(T>, jiTilreiieii, erljeirern. 
 
 Relapse, *. I. ber -JfrKfi'iid , (into) a) ■ Qrmtm (?rl)Oliiiia I'enitnffni. c) Q-ni>.i« nnd>« 
 CiWfeb ] bii6 9?ejibii', SSJifberi'erfnden (iid. mffen; oon C-fiUiK iiiid)l.i|7iii. d; ermiigigcu. 
 
 b) brt« ajieberi'crf.illen. 3iiru(ff.i(leu tin 2'^ 
 tier ic). 2. t ber rnrfiiilluje iSi'inber. 
 
 Killing in relap«e of mortality, (llc- 
 lobre ned) einmiil r&btciiD (glcid) a\i lu.iren 
 fie luif^er iiiiffriliiiibeii). Shak. 
 
 Reiapser, rjlaps'ur, «. bcr n'lct 
 fiidine €i'iiibfr. 
 
 R«*late , r^lAte', dat. refero) v. a. 
 t |iiru(fbriii(jf n , wiebrr herrteden. 2. erjiil)> 
 Irn, berid)trn. 3. in SJeriuiiiibirtbafc bringen ; 
 Related to .., penvanbt nut ... 
 
 To relate one's self to .., t fi(t) «>><■ 
 I.ifTm flejen ... (©ineu). 
 
 Relate, v. n. (to) (14) fte^ie^en, %e> 
 jiiq l)iibfn (niif), flelj6ren (ju». 
 
 Relating to ... in^eireff (einer Siitfte). 
 
 Relater, r^lA lur. «. ber (i-ri.il) er, 
 5Serid)tfrilatter , UJeriftl'lleder i (»ei(t)ii<)t! 
 idjrfiber. 
 
 Relation, r^iAshun. (Int.) «. 1- 
 bie (Jrini)luiifl, ber 33eri4>t. 2. bieSejirtjiing. 
 aSerbinbiMifl, ber ibrjufl ; (to) a) bie a5c|ie: 
 t)una, ber 3)e)tig (niif). h) bn« Serljaltiiii, 
 bie JPejirljuiifl (jii). 3. \ bie ajenvoiibtidj.ifr. 
 4. t bie 95criunnbtid)nft (>JIiinli\)ie). 5. bcr, 
 bie 93muonbte. 6 ((i)eoni.J iai !5erl^(il(iiii. 
 7. [Wuf.] bn« 5Bfrl)nitni6. 
 2, a ) I liavt been importuned to ninkr 
 some obkervations on litis an, in re- 
 lation to Its agreeoient with pneiry. 
 
 UatDEN. 
 
 2. b) The relation of a citizen lo ihe 
 state ; the —of a subject to the supreme 
 authority. WEBsTEa. 
 
 In relation to.., in 93eiiig auf .'.• 
 By -, I'om i^oremoijen, ivie iiinii fiiflt. They 
 have no — to us , |le grijen iiiii ^id)t£ an, 
 fie finb nt(t)t init iin» i<eriv>iiibt. Tliose who 
 belong to us in a nearer -, bie, ivrtd)e \x\\6 
 iifll}er niiiicl^en. (einniibiT) pe iBonbr. TooKr. 
 
 Relational, liiishunai. adj. (mil 
 
 Relationship, reli'»huu*h'p, *. 
 bie 95frn)nnMrd)tiff. 
 
 Relative, relatiT, (Inf. relativus> 
 adj. I. beiifl)iid), relnnuj (to) fid) bejieljrnb, 
 brjiiolid), ^jiftjnufl Ijabrnb diuf) ; tWraniin-J 
 beiie^lid). 2. f be|liiumt , befoiiber , )iir 
 Srtdje flel)6rig. Shak. 
 
 To be relative to .., fi«t) br|lrl)en, 58r< 
 ing Ijnben (nuf)} in »fjieljung ileljtn (mit). 
 Relative ideas, ajfjtrljiingfbfgriffe. 
 
 Relative, «. l. etrone 9ieliuiue«, Se> 
 )tel)lid)e«, tat be)iet)Ii(te Ding, 9(elatiunin. 
 2. [fflrnmm.] ttai bejieljlic^e gurmort. 3. ber, 
 bie 9Jern)(iiibte. 
 
 Relatively, rcl'at'vU, ado. be> 
 jiehlid), bejiel)ung*iueife, rtUitip; (to) in 
 aStiiefiiing, in 95e$ng (oiif). 
 
 Relativeness, rel'at'vnes. ». ber 
 Snflniib, b<i ein Ding uiit einem aubern iu 
 Se|iet)uug ftel)t. 
 
 iii'lPern. 
 
 To relax study, exertions or efforts, 
 nid)t meljr fo niil)iilfeiib iliibircn , in feineii 
 5)emi'il)iingfn, iBiilrebiingen naitlaffen. Re- 
 laxed fd)l.iif, iibiiitpaniit. He will — 
 nothing rr lapt 'TTicljt* nod), gibr nic^r nod). 
 
 Relax , V. n. I. eriithiffen , fd)ia(f 
 iverben. 2. i>pn feiner ©treiige iiiidX-ifi'in, 
 minber ffreng fein. 3. fid) erl)olfn, nii6rul)cn. 
 
 Relax, «. t bie •Hbfpnnnung , (?r« 
 (polling. 
 
 Relaxable, relaks ai>i, adj. nnctit 
 gcl.ijTeii iiuTbrn toitneiib, niid))iil.iiT.Mi. 
 
 Relaxati«)n, relaksA'shun, «. 1. 
 bn6 <)iiid)liifyi'n , bie •)lbrpannuiig (ber 5)?er« 
 I'en K.), SBenniiiberiiiig ber Spaiiiiiing Dbee 
 ®frnfT()eit. 2. bir Orffiiung, 'iliiiJt>iiiiig, tut 
 i;»(firinod)rii , "ofrn. 3. i «; bie 'llbfpnn* 
 uiing, Grfitiiiffimg (brr CebinSgciihT). b) 
 bie 9lbfpnniiiiiig (bc< (VJeiilc* ) , (Srl^rliing, 
 Serjtrennng. c) bie •TOiibcruiig, (*rmrtf)i» 
 giing. 4. ber Oiik^M^. &. i ber 9;>id)lii||, 
 
 &rlap. BURHET. 
 
 A relaxation of study or business, 
 bn« nid)i fo nnljiiirenbe Stnbirrn, ber mitiber 
 flnrft 93rtrieb eiiie* WrfdtafirS. 
 
 Relaxative, reiakK'ativ, adj. bit 
 Spoiiiiiiiig iienniiifrrnb. — RelaxaiiTes, 
 $. pi. "JlbiVrtniiiiMOi-niirtrf, (of; (S-rl)i liingen 
 (pon); (•iJRlf^.) L'«ririiiitt I. (liivirenb. 
 
 Relaxlu:^, ,^!A<t'iiig. adj. [■=iJitt>.] 
 
 Relay, lela. (fr. rclais)*. l.(\pptlw.] 
 a) UiitiricijcpiVrbf , 'il3id)riipi.'rbe, frird)e 
 pb. niuerlrgfe 'iJjiVrPe, )iiiii ■ii>t'd)irlii be« 
 (linimre 'ISfrrbe, bie frird)e JSonpiUin, bet 
 »|5frrbciBfd)rrl. bi bir Wn;>, brr ii5ifrt)rrlpln$. 
 
 1. (jiigbiu.) tnid)r i^imer, frtfitr ?iiiiimiiibr; 
 ber Drt, luo \ii brrtit rteljrn. .1. [leppidjm.J 
 ber 3ivifd)enriuim in brr Jtrrre. 
 
 Relay-dog . --ho mid, brr 9(tllf^linb. 
 
 Relay, ». a. ivirbrr icgrii iriii $j1a< 
 |1rr 2C.). (gcliiiTcn luirfen foiinenb. 
 
 Releawalile, reie'>ai>l, adj. nad)' 
 
 Reieawe, lelese', ». a I. luoiafien, 
 freiliifTcn, frrigebeii , lp«grben, eiui.-.fftn , mif 
 ireirn giig iledeii, (S'liirin bie grrihrit geben. 
 
 2. i a) entftfiilii. b) (Iron) a* erlojeii ii>dii). 
 fi) Qiwtw enrl.i{[in, enibinben (etiu« iSer* 
 fprrc^en^ lO. c; |iil)rrn IiilJcii, iiii|,irbcn (fein 
 9(rd)i). d> (©mem (^(wai) er!fl(|rn (j. SQ. 
 eine ®d)ulb). 3. t nulbern, ernKigigpn. 
 
 To re lease any one from the worlds 
 (Jineiii oil* brr 2Dilt fortl)fifrii. 
 
 Release, *. i. bie I'u^uifTung, Q^ntt 
 IniTung, greiMffung. 2. f a) tie 9tu^e. b) 
 bie &rlfid)rrriing, !8ffreiuiig (u. 'Ucgaben :< ) 
 c) bie 9Jrr}id)tlriiliing, ber SBsTjid)'. d) brr 
 &rlaH rinrr ®d)iilb. 3. bie Quitriiiig, bet 
 i5f}iihliiii9*f(t)fiii. 4. ( 3{rd)r6rpr. J a» - cb. 
 deed of -, 6ie Urbrriragiiiig fines '}tr(t)te< 
 auf Saiibrreieu ub. 'ipadjfuiigeu auf ciiiea 
 
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770 TSt**, l"r, tall, fhu Md, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, oil, cl6iid. Ti\be, tab, full. lAin. Tllis, 
 
 KEL 
 
 ainDern , ber H* {A)o» im SBefl^e fDl*cr be= 
 pntet. b) tier ^iirfjtfButrnft nuf O.iljrcffni't. 
 
 Releaseilieitt, relese'iueut, s. I. 
 tie SuSliilTiiiia, ajefreiunfl. 2. ± (of; tie (St. 
 lifiina (I'lno. 
 
 Heleaser, reli'sur, t. ber 33efi-eicr. 
 
 Relegate, relegate, (Int.) v. a. 
 cerDiiuiiiii, Dcnwcifcii. ^ [95tnuetfiiiig. 
 
 Aele$;'atioit, iclej^i'shun, t. tie 
 
 Releut, leleiit', (fr. nilentir) v. h. 
 I. ^ lueid) ub. lueirfjer luerbcii, enueidjeii. 2. 
 i fid) eni>eid)tii laJTfU (u- ■OJieiifdjeii;. 3. f 
 fdjuieljeii, jerpicyeii ; icud)t uo. iinp luerbeii 
 (u. ber Siift 20; |"d)ivi9Cii CU- (Stciiieii>. 4. 
 t (ill) pdt flwi'lofeu (111). 5. t nrtd)liM7ni- 
 
 2 Can you beliold , 
 
 My tears, and Bot once relent ?Sh ak. 
 
 Releutf V. a. * 1. uci-miiibcrii, fdjiuiv 
 cbeii. 2. bciaiiftujf 11 , uiilDerii. 3. aiii'loteii. 
 
 To relent one's pace, lail()|°ailli-r ijrl;ui. 
 
 Keleutf adj. « niifgclost. - •». * biie 
 SScnuciK'ii, 9ifld}Uiffeu. Without -, Dl;iie I'ld) 
 nufjul)ttlten. 
 
 Heleuting'f relenting, *. bie Qf. 
 tt«ld)llll!l. - ot ones heart, tie afuljruiig. 
 
 Releiitive, relen tlv, aUj. t nndj: 
 gebeub, iiiidjijifbig. 
 
 Relentless, relentlls, a((;. I. f;art, 
 linl)arml)erjig. 2. ? abtt i, bel)atriic^. 
 
 To prove relentless to one's wishes^ 
 Ui OeinniiD6 OiJuiii'djeii unoeruI;rt feiii 06. 
 ttUiben. 
 
 RelentMtent, relent'mint, «. f 
 1. tie ©nucidjiiMfl. 2. tnfi Sc^tiKlien. 3. tie 
 SBermiiibeniiifl. 4. bie <))JilDermi(j. 5. ba6 
 9ind)in(fen , i)ind)ae6eii. 
 
 Releasee, reiesseA', *. [3?ed>t^rpr.] 
 bie <)5erfoii, «ii lueldje bie UebertnKjung eiijes 
 Bied)t6 niif iiaiiteceieii ubec ^ad^tiitigeii 
 (Release; erfolgt. 
 
 Helessor, reies«6r', t. [3Jcd)t5rpr.] 
 bie 'iJJcrron, uuii ©eiteii iueld)i'r tine |"old;e 
 Uebertrngiiiig (lelea&ej ©tntt piibct. 
 
 Relevance, relevanse,^ (. I. bai 
 
 Relevancy, rel'evanse,j '2lli|nd). 
 fenbe, ber 3uilniib, on Q-tmni niifric^tfr, nuf. 
 ttd)feii fniui. 2. tn6 ©ndjtienlidje, bie '}lii> 
 weiibbnrfeit (niif (S'tiuiifi). 3. (Scots law] 
 bie (5-rI)eMid)ftit (ciner ^Uge). 
 
 Relevant, rel'evant, (fr. 2D.) adj. 
 I. niifrid)teiib (luie cine j^offiiuiiQ 20. 2. fad), 
 bieiilid), (to) ninueiibbnr «\u\), jiuerftieiiiid) 
 (6ci), n)id)tig (fiir). 3. [Scots lawj rrl;cl)lid). 
 
 Relevatiun, reievasUua, «. ■{■ tad 
 «iifrid)teii, bie 3liifrid)riino. 
 
 Reliance, reli'anse, 4. tie 3iiuct> 
 (ld)t, (on) t(i6 SSfrtrniieii (nuf). 
 
 To have reliance on.., 93ertraueil 
 ^aben Ob. fniTell Jll... To hare perlect - 
 on.., ftd) gctvoil ocrlnffeii nuf.., getroil i>er» 
 trfiueii (&iiiem, eiiier ©ndje;. To place - 
 on.., fein iSerirnueu fe^eu nuf.., vertraueu 
 «iif... 
 
 Relic, relik, (fr. relique; Int. reli- 
 quiae) *. ( geiuiil)iilid) pi. Relics) i. Cer 
 8{C|1, Uebetrefl, bn6 Ucberblci6|"el ; pi. tie Uebcti 
 (cfle, Ucbcrbieibfcl; 91ltertl)umcr. 2. i pi. 
 hie UebcflJleibfil. 3. a) (geiuohnl. im pi.) tie 
 Uebcrrcile v ber Ctid)Uiiui ). h; (m mgorrr 
 aJebcuruug) [rilMii. fntii. iiird)e] tic Suitgiue 
 (trr iui.ifrn-|l cinrs i>tiii<jcu, j. -b. ^.Uirc, 
 ajlur, idioctjcu iC). 
 
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 Relict, rcl'ikt, (Int. relleta) «. bie 
 
 §iiitcrblicbeiie, SGittiue. 
 
 Relief, releef , (fr. 233- ; it. rilevo) 
 *. 1. « pi. Reliefs, ber iUbliub, 9lbtrag 
 (Ueberrcfl u. ©pcifeii). 2. tie G-rleic^tcriing, 
 Sintcruiig (ciuefi ©(()merje6 20. 3. (from) 
 tie Sbcfreiurtg, (Jrlijruiig (u. Srnugfnieii ic). 
 
 4. ['JJtilit.j tic aibiijfiing (eiiicr Sd)iltiuiid)e). 
 
 5. tie ipiilfe, Uiiferiliit>iiiig. 6. [OTJiiir.] ter 
 ©iitfa^ (^efrcimig uoii ciiier a3cliigdniiig ). 
 7. tie 9{cd)r6l;uiie, gerid)rlid)c ipiiife, ^ilHlji'iifc, 
 tns ?Jed)fdmittei, rcd)tlkDc ipiiusimttci. 8. 
 LJeutnliu.) tie Seljemuonre, 2fl)eiifgebfil)r, 
 ter ;icl;iigrofd)en, Scl;iird)ii9. 9. ['ijiitl)., '^Ir; 
 d)it.J tit erl)nbeiie 'lirtcit; liigh -, l;od), gniii 
 erl;nbeiie <2lrbcif, alto relievo ; low -, find) cr= 
 t)nbeiie ^Irbcit, bas«o lelievo; denii -, t)alb 
 erl)iibene Slrbcit, demi relievo; I'JJinl.] tie 
 (5'rl;abeiil)cit, (J-rl)oDeui)(!it. 10. bie Jpebiiug 
 (tnd l;enior|led)ciitf ^ilmVljeii) ; ter '2lt)|1id), 
 itoutrafl. 11. [ ii5nitmfpr. ] ber SBcitcpln^ 
 bc6 ^affu, Drt, juo ber ipnfe 9lbeub6 nuf 
 tie 'iljeibe gel)t. 
 
 Relief of the poor, bnS 9lriiiengclb. 
 To gi»e — , (to; (^iiicni Oinbcruiig gciunt)rcii, 
 (from) lillteru (ten ©d)llicr.j 20. To alford 
 some -, eiiiige Ciiiteniiig i)er|'d)nffeii , ge> 
 lunljren. To obtain — , to get — , (gert(t)tlid)B) 
 ^Ulfe fillben. To give the figures more — 
 and more strength, ('})?n(.] bie Jigurcu 
 nie^r l)eri>Brl;c6en u. frnfttgcr mnd^eu. 
 
 Relier, reii lir, «. (S-iiur, ber nuf 
 G-nunS fciii 95rrtrnueii fe^t. 
 
 Relievable, reieevabl, adj. ber 
 ^iilfe fal;ig. nbljelfud). 
 
 The party is relievable by common 
 law, ber ^iirtei fntin burc^ bai genuine 
 9{ed)t geljolfen luerteii. 
 
 Relieve, releev', (int. relevo) v. a. 
 
 1. ericid)tcrn (bcu JSiJrper, bn« Oicuiuil) 20, 
 milbtru, fi't)iuad)cu, liiittrn (teniiunimer 20. 
 
 2. ['Bfilit. ] nl'lijren (©d)iiemiii1)t-u). 3. i 
 (from; erlcfcii, btfri'ieu (I'oiu. 4. g-iiieii un> 
 terilu^eii, iljiu l;el|cn, jii ipiiife fuinnieii, bci< 
 fleljen. 5. [-Wiiiit.J eutretjeu (eiue ©tiitt^ 6. 
 nbl)elffij (tem -Mmigcl, ten iSeturfiiiffcii ter 
 '2lrnicn tc. ). 7. (Jincn turd) tie ®i'|Vf;e uor 
 llnred)t \(t)m)e» , Qwtm 9{ed)tel;uife niige: 
 beiljcii U^tn, ju 9{ed)t uerl)elfcn. 8. l)eben 
 (uiurrili'iijeii, Ijnlreii). 
 
 8. Parallels or like relations alternat( ly 
 relieve each other; when iieitlier 
 will pass asunder, yet are they plau- 
 sible together. ^ Brown. 
 Tlie poet must not encumber his poem 
 with too much business, but sometimes 
 relieve the subject wilU a moral 
 reflection. Addison. 
 To relieves family in want, tine nott); 
 leiteiite Jiiniilie uiitrrAut^en, ber 3?otl) eiiier 
 g'rtmilie nbljtlfen. Medicines may - the sick 
 man , '2lrieneien fonuen bcm ilrniifcn (Sr> 
 |eid)terung uerrd)iiffcn. Relieving tackle, 
 ; [■'War.J I. ber 2luf()olter, bai '2iiil;iiitreil. 2. 
 tie >2tiif)nlttn(je. To - tlie trenclie», I^JKilit.] 
 tie 9Knnnrd)nft in ben enufgrnben nbiijfcii. 
 
 Reliever, reiecv lir, «. 1. ter S}tU 
 \ fentc, ■iUbl;cifiMite, ')lbi;eltor, b<\i, mai liiiDirt, 
 niiiCcrt, erleic^tert, bifrcit. 2. (■0)iilit.J ter 
 I lUi'loffiitc, ter -JltiloiVr, tie -Jlbloriiiuj. 
 ! Relievu, lelee vo , (u. au.> f Re- 
 jlief S\i. «». 
 
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 Relight, reii'ie', v. a. 1. tvieber tt* 
 
 (eud)ren. 2. luicter niijiinten. 
 
 Religion, rciidjiin, (int.) *. 1. tie 
 9?c(igiiin, a) (ter Gilniibe an ®ott, bie ffiot* 
 t«icl)re). b) (tie (i)i)tte5fiird)t, 'Jriinimigfr-it, 
 (J5oiteglicbe). 2. tie ipiiligfeii (te^ ©ites 2c ). 
 3. p<. Religions, oie 9i'eligtoiifgcbriiiid)e. 
 
 A man of no religion, eili \0ten|i4 
 t(;iie n(le Dfcligion. 
 
 Religionary, lelid'junare, adj. 
 t tie 9{tligioil betriffciit, gDttcfftird)tig. 
 
 Religionist, rciid'junliit, «. ter 
 Jrijniinling, iyrLinimlcr, 'ipicriil. 
 
 Religious, rciidjiis, adj. 1. tie 
 3{eligion bctrcffciib bD. nii3el)eiib, Sfeligitm^.., 
 gcijllid). 2. religuid, froiiim, gi>rrfclig, gcttc^. 
 furd)tig, QJott geivibinet, rtiitnd)rtg. 3. gc« 
 iuinciil)iifr, t)eilig, geiinii, llteiig (25cubnd)ruii(j 
 eiiie# a5cnVrcd)cii6 20. 4. [rom. JCiril)cJ 
 gcijllic^ (Drtcii). 5. gorteeticntllid), fird)iid). 
 
 Religious duties, tic '!j5ilu1)cen ter 3(is 
 ligion. - cheat, ter ii-uiuiiie ijccrug. A — 
 book, ein Svdigion^Kiid), gci|'HKl)i'6 ^ud). 
 — fraternity, tie Drbrii5gi-rcli|d)aft. A — 
 man, eiii Dibcn6gfi|iiid)cr, Drtcnsnuinn. A 
 -house, cin JDrCcii6l)iui6, illo|Ter. —society, 
 bie i){cligioiiegi'relird)nft. - subjects, ®egiiis 
 jlnnte ber i>{eligion. - place, tne SJorteeljiiiio. 
 A - sect, eiiie gt'ifllid)e ©efre. Ue is a — 
 observer of his promise, cr l^nlf I'eill 3Stt|()re» 
 ti)tn gcroifieiitjiifi, feiii SSiort 11I !l)ui t)eiiig. 
 
 Religious , s. ter Drbeii^innitii, 
 Drteu6gei(llid)e, 9Jii)iid) ; tie Kiu|krfrnu, 
 gtonue. 
 
 Religiously, reiid'jusle, adv. I. 
 religioe, froniin, guiretfiivitrig. 2. geiuijjein 
 l)afr (jlreng, gennii). 3. cljri'rbiciig, luit (ii)«» 
 furd)t. 4. nnd) tenilii'iign)ii6!jel'rniid)cii.SHAK. 
 
 Religiousness, lelidjiisuls, s. 
 bie JMigtcfttiit. 
 
 Relinquish, leiing'kwish, Hat. 
 relinquo) v. a. 1. Uirlii|Tcil (tliu; *ii3»t)niing it.). 
 2. (eiiie (4)eiui'l)iil)cii, cin lliiterncljincu u. > 
 niifgeben; fnljreii lajTeii, nbircren, uon fic^ 
 geben (ein 3{cit)t lo, uiiier >&ad)e) entfanf n, 
 25erjid)t leiftcu nuf..; (to - back, to; nnfs 
 gebcn, 6inem liberlntTen. 
 
 To relinquisli the practice of iutenw 
 perance, ter iriinfciil)tit eiiirageii. 
 
 Relin«luisUer, reliii^'kwlsiiur, «. 
 G-iner, ber (iriuaiS iicruiyt, aufgibt, nuf (?t» 
 lune a5criid)t icii'iet. ^ d 
 
 Reliuquisllinent, reling'kwish* ^ 
 meut, ». 1. tie ;iJcria(fiiiig. 2. tic 31ufgebung, 
 g-nrfngung, *]ltrretung (Lin.cfi 9{ciJ)fe6). 
 
 Reli«iuary, rel ckwarre , (fr reli- 
 quaire) *. til6 9CiligUU'll(n|ld)CU. 
 
 Reliciuator, rcreii.watur, «. ber 
 
 rurffinntigc ©d)uiDncr, i){cilnnt. 
 
 Reli<|uidate, reilkkwidAte, v. a, 
 wietir, iuid)niiUJ, ut'u 9icucm 6crid>tiflen, 
 liqultiren. 
 
 Reliquidatlon, relikwedA'shuu, 
 s. tie nod)iiiaiigt Cigiiitniion. 
 
 Relisii, lel i»h, (ju lick grO&rig) «. 
 I. f bir (i)crd)miiif ; (ill tiefcni ©tunc i)\\t 
 iai 2Bort eiiien pi.) Relishes, tie &tt 
 i"d)inncrc. 2. i ai (of, fori ter CAJefd)ninit (\\\t, 
 nil;, b) ber caeiitninrf (tie >ilrt). 
 
 2. a) When liberty is gon-, 
 
 Life grows insipid and lias los( iia 
 reliali. Auuisnjft 
 
Fhtt', far fAlL fat. M4, mil. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r. got, 6(1. rl6iid. Tnhe. tuh. fiVlI. lAin. THis. 77 i 
 
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 2. b) It preserves some relish of old 
 
 writing. Pope. 
 
 To have a relish for.., @)rr(t)mn(f ftii 
 bfti nil... To have no - of... feiiicn ®e 
 fli)UICl<{ f^^^en nil . . . To preserve some - 
 of... iipd) (■(^iiiecfeii nnrt)... To give no — 
 to.., iii(t)r jinngfii (Driii ©niinifii). 
 
 Relisli, V. a. I. { I'djiiircteii (tnit Cii|l 
 flriiifSeii). 1. i a) ®f((f)iii.icf oD. Oietnlleii 
 piiteii ( nil), b) (jriiifBfit ((Jijrfii jc. >. 3. 
 fdjm-irfljnft iiind)fn (©riun^), (ciiirr ©n((>e) 
 ciMrii Oirrtbinnct orbrn l>^. mittfieilen. 4. i 
 fd)mt<ft\\ iind).. (ofrrnrljrn). 
 i. a> Men of uice palatcn would not re- 
 lish Aiistolte, as dressed up by the 
 •choolinen. ([leiiteii iHMi fetiieiii Wniiineii 
 ivt'ircc *}iri|Totri(£ ni(t)t bH)nQtn, ic). 
 
 Baker. 
 
 Relink, c. n. I. (dfrntdtn (riiirii (Mo 
 
 fd)iiinrf Ijiibdi). 2. t (of) fcbnircfcii (iin^), 
 
 ((JfiunS) I'err.uljeii. 3. litjiiifrffii, (iiit id^iiie.- 
 
 rffli; (wiih any one) <5-iiieill |'(t)illi'(((il. 4. 1 
 
 ©fit'nH ftiiteii; (wiili any one) 3fm«ll56 
 
 Sbeifnd t)i\btn, G-iiieiii flrfnflrn. 
 
 4. This way of thinking relishes veiy 
 
 well wiih me, 6ir)"f »Urt ill Deiifrii l)nt 
 
 fet)t inriiii'ii 33rifn(I. 
 
 n«llNliable. rel'ishabl.a<0 r<f)nin(f> 
 
 1f*it. — Rel'ifchablenens, #. Dir (S(t)niii((: 
 
 l)ntti(iffit. (-) rd)iiiii(fl(iitt. 2. 1 <jeiul)iiimt. 
 
 Il('li<«lie<l, lel ishi, ailj. I. f (Well 
 
 llcliKt, leiiki', D. a. mtbtr ill bxt 2i\lt 
 
 0^. 9\Cllf fllllr.Kiril. 
 
 Hcliv*?, leliv', V. n. lvif^rr niiflefifii. 
 - ». o. t >»'iti)ct bfiebeii, iii'« fiebeu iiin'icf' 
 tiifrn. 
 
 IteluAd, rilAde', V. a. tvitttT bflnbrii. 
 
 Helouiif rclone', v. a. ivieDer, von 
 Qtriirni D>irlril)(ii. 
 
 Itelunn, <. t>it 'iSiititrtiurteUjunq. 
 
 U«-I«»ve, r^iiiv. o. a. -f iDiebrr liebrii. 
 
 Iteluceut, reliisenc, ( iat. ) adj. 
 fllniiiriif, t!iirdirirt)riii, Ijefl. 
 
 Ileluct, leliiiii', (int.) v. m. f roibrr> 
 ftrrbni, fid) ilr'H'Of". 
 
 Reiiictniice, r^liik'tSnse, ^ «. 
 
 RelllCtMilCy, leirik'ians^. ^ vwilh, 
 againsi) bat i&trniibrii, !i!I;l^er|1^ebl:ll, (er 
 SSSiDrriuidc, (ir ^biieiijimo (qrijrti). 
 
 -With rel nc lance, imtjeni, iviber ^Bil: 
 len, nut ^ibrnviflen. To have a great - 
 to.., riiien nrrgrii 'ISSibrrivilleii l)abrii <(]£: 
 ten), (tiller <Ba(t)t) iVI^t ob- i)o4il abgcneijjt 
 fein. 
 
 RelaCfnnt, reluk'tant, adi. I. mU 
 btnltcbeiib, fid) ilrhiibifiiD. 2. i luleer|^fbfll^ 
 (^tnniiiie :c.). 3. iiiimillij), imoerti, iiiit ^is 
 trriviUeii, luibcr Widen. 4. |'(t)ivirrin. iiiifiern 
 
 0Cl(iflet. MlTFORD. 
 
 3. Reluctant now I toiich'd the trem- 
 
 bling siring. TicKEi.i,. 
 
 ReluctMUtly, reluklaalle, ado. 
 witfr iBiUfii, niir 'JiSiDertuidfn. 
 
 ReluCtMte, r^liik'late, (I. reluctor) 
 V. n. ml^l•r(lrft>rll, fid) gegeii {JtivnS (inuiben. 
 
 RductatiuUf relluki&'shun, «. 
 bn* ■i!3i5tr|lrel'cii, Der SBJibfriuide. 
 
 neliictiiig", relukting, udj. roi^rr> 
 (hrfbfiiD. 
 
 RkIuiiK:) relume', (fr. rallunier) 
 *. a. I. meitt nniiiiibrn. 2. i toitbn eiiri 
 Hammen 
 
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 I Reliaininef rehi'min. v. a. I. n)ie> 
 ^er .umiiicieii. 'i. u'leter erieiut>t(ii. 
 
 Ri*ly, rel{' , v. u. (on, upon) 1. fid) 
 uerliiffeit, bniii'ii, jiil^leti (niif>, (j'liiein trniirii, 
 uiTtrniien, S3ertraurn jV^en in... 2. f bes 
 rtil)ril (niif). [Reniake. 
 
 Reilinile, remade', praet. il. pp. l). 
 
 R<?illMillf reiiiine', (Int. reinaneoi 
 r. li. 1. § bii'ibeii. 2. bkibiui, tibrii] blcibrii, 
 (fliid) niir over ) librig bli'ibrii ob. iViii. 3. 
 (nil eiiietii Orre) bleibeti; (witli) bleibcii (bri). 
 4. 1 (Willi) (G'liifii) iiid)t i>erin(Ten. 5. (in 
 rineni Si'fl'i'ibe uerljnrreii) ifriirt fein, blti> 
 ben, (in ^iffem t'erbiciben, otrljnrreii. 
 
 Remaining, iibrig , ubrit) ocblieben, 
 [ipnutel] iiiii<rrrnu|t. To r e m a i u ou liand. 
 niif t>rr ^niib, iiiiurrfntift bleiben. That 
 wliich remains, bH6 lUbritje. Tliere 
 remains one argument wliuh has not 
 been considered , nod) lit rill (^t'tjeiiilniit) 
 tu(i)t in !beirnd)fuii(] geiUtim luurben. (Tliai 
 •m elder brother has puwer over his 
 brethren', remains to be proved, i|1 nod) 
 )ii bcivrifrn, nnd)itiiuci|Vn. it remains 
 iJiat 1 tell you etc., Kf) tfUbt ^l)i\tU \10(S) ill 
 
 fniirii, niiii; Ohtieii noij) <ii<\t\\ ic. 
 
 Reiiiaiii) t>. a. (nii|l>itt nut to, ent|)> 
 tifd)) C^'iiuii triunrtrn, (iiuti ivnrtrn. 
 
 Retnuiu, «. t >• ber lUbrrrril; bic 
 llfbfrrrile, 'HnDr (£fid)nnni). 2. bet 'iliifriiti 
 ijnii. [His- of lite, btt JCffl j'eiiie* Storiie. 
 
 A Remain ol antiquity, -)■ tine <jilirire. 
 
 ResiiMllKlerf i«iuane'«iur, «<(/. "^ 
 nbrtii, iii'viij ijii'littHii ob. jjclniTen. Shak. 
 
 ReiimiiKler* *■ l. orr ditfl, lUbtt= 
 r(fl, bii6 UrbiTbkioiel. 2. a; ber :Keil (br* Ce. 
 b(ii<, OntjrrS, ber •iUodje if.) ; the - of life. 
 b<ti ni<d) ubri()e I'eben. b> brr die\l {.ban 
 lUbriije, bee iibd) iiid)t beinl)Ue Il)ril eiiier 
 >£d)iilb). 3. t-Jlritl). j ber Oit\\ (bciin *&iib: 
 trfit)iren). 4. pi. Remainders, 12Jii(l)l) j 
 itrtbfe, Wrinitrfiibeii, jKefle. 6. t bie lUbers 
 rrile, ^fd)«loel l;eid)nnni). .Shak. 6. [iRtd)!*" 
 I'pr. ] ein %-ri>!tl}uin nil £'niiOrreieii, ^4>>itt)' 
 iiinoeii, Sirnteii, in btffen (^ciui^ ninn iriii, 
 llnd)^enl bie inni^iiirguiij) riiiee aiibrrn be: 
 fiMibetn ibcfil)it)iiiue6 nuii]<l)i)rt Ijnt. A writ 
 of forinedon in -, rill 'lUrit iur imiebrriT' 
 lnni)niio rine« fol(f)cii 33erit>(l)iiineii. 
 
 llie remainder of a debt , of an ac- 
 count, ber Siticfilanb, ^(\\. ©nlbo. To pay 
 the -, nnd)jnljlrn, nnd)|d)ifMeii. - in goods, 
 [i^nnbelj ber SUnnreiibi'iiniiD. If there are 
 yet some — s of liuinaiiity in them, lueiill 
 fie no(f) eiiiloefi nirnid)lid)e (iJtfuljl Ijnbcn. 
 
 Remainder-man, [ 9{i'd)t6lVr. ] btTi 
 ieiiijif/ bem cm (jeiui|Te6 iSeiiijtl)iim nn £inu 
 bcrrii-n k , remainder geiiniliit, iiifnUt. 
 
 R«ltiailI8y remins', 4. pi. 1. bie 
 Ueberbleibftl, 'Jiei^e, itiiinmer. 2. bie lleber= 
 re|le, >}|fd)e (ber 2cid)iinni). Pope. 
 
 R<*iiittkef remake', e. a. micDer, 
 ui'n Oicneiii iii.id)eii. 
 
 Remand f remand', v. a. 1. iiirucf, 
 
 luieber foninicn infTen; (from ) inriirfriifcn, 
 
 mieber nbrufen (won). 2. iiinirfbringen. 3. 
 
 jiirfirfforDerii. 4. juriirffdjitfen. 
 
 1. To remand an envoy from A foreign 
 
 court. 
 
 Reiimiient, renrnianent, (lot.) adj. 
 t lii'i-i.i bdibi'iib. - J ber Oic^i. 
 
 ReillHrk, remark', (\v. remarque) 
 
 KEAl 
 
 «. bie 95emerfiin<j, ^Jlnnitrfung. 
 
 Remark, v. a. I. betnrrren (atnafft 
 iverDcn, bfobnd)teii, inerfen, nuf ©rivn* nier» 
 fen; 5)eobnd)riiit<ien niifbnitfeti). 2. nniiirr< 
 fen. 3. + niirerfc^eiben, nu5}ei(^iieii, feniitlidj 
 nind>en. Milton. 
 
 Remarkable, remlrk'abi, adj. 
 bfnuTffiioU'erfh ; nuTfiunrbig , (for)nierf5 
 iinlrbin, beiiurfeiifiuertl) (in ©etreff. ()infid)t» 
 lid) , lueijf n , biird)) ; niiffnHeiib , niifetjnlid), 
 betrnd)rii(4; nn£i|eiei(t)net. tinn@i>]. 
 
 Remarkable (or sobriety, nifrfmurbig 
 
 Remarkables, r^narkabiz, «. 
 pi. 'Werfiuiirbigfeiten , benierfen^merrljf 
 Dinne. |ne«. «. bie ■"Werfmiirbiijfeir. 
 
 Remarliableness, r^mark'abi- 
 
 R4?lliarliably, rimarkablc, adv. 
 nierfimlrbiii, niifi'illenb. 
 
 Reinarker, rjmirk'ur, «. ber ^t» 
 tncrfir; 'Jliiiiicrfrr. [oerljeirnrljen. 
 
 Remarry, rimar'i^. ». a. ivu'ber 
 
 RemaAttCate, remastek^te, t>. a. 
 npd)"inl*. roiffrrl)0(r, ininier nueber fnnen. 
 
 Remanlication, r^masi^ki'shuit, 
 «. bai nod^tnnli'je, nbrriunlige, luieberl^oltc 
 ^nnen. 
 
 Remediable, Timl'diiUt, adj. 
 nbl)fifiid), ber «Ubi)i'ilfe fnbifl, Ijeilbnr, nb« 
 iiiilfden. Ifenb, ^Ibljiilfe jjfiMljrenb. 
 
 Remedial , r^me'deal . adj. nbl)i'l> 
 
 Remediate, remi'deat, adj. f 
 Ijeilfnm. I)filfnb. 
 
 Remediless, limed'cles, ad) nn« 
 nbljelfiid), feme ^liife ob. 'Jlbiiiiife jiilnffcnb ; 
 nnheilbnr (£r<inri)eit, lnnr(t)uii{) lO; unnbr 
 luenPbnr (@d)i(ffnl jc.). 
 
 Remediiessiies* , rlmed'^l**- 
 nes. «. bie llnnbl}eltli(t)teit, ltnl;eilbnrfeit, 
 lliinbiuenbbnrfeit. 
 
 Remedy, rem'mid^, (Int. remerifnm) 
 t. 1. (lor) biM '}}iiriel, $eil>, ^r)eneiniitte( 
 (negen). 2. f (for, felteiier to. against) brt5 
 -JKittel, ^I'llfSinittel, ©eflrnniitrel (gegen) 
 oft pi. Remedies, bie ^I'llfe, ^eilnitg. 3. 
 [Kfd)tfrpr.] ber 3{efur«, Wegreg, bie ^xttAbt 
 le«t)nl[iiMg, @d)nbeii«erl)0liing. 
 2. Civil government is tlie remedy for 
 the evils of natural liberty. 
 
 To use remedies, nrjeiieien. Past -, 
 nilijeilbnr. In tlie death of a man there ia 
 no -, II luenn tin Wenfrf) bn^in i|l, (e ifl'i 
 gnr nn« mit iljm. Things without all - 
 sliould be wilhout regard, wni nid)t nul)r 
 ill niiberii ifl , fodte nid)t bendjtet luerbeii. 
 Where will you have your — , nn men ll)0(> 
 Icn ©ie \\<i) l)nlreii? - at law, ba6 Sitdjtit 
 inittel, red)riid)e ipiilfSniittel. 
 
 Remedy, ». a. l. f n. t f)eilrn. 2. 
 (eiiie ©ad)e, ein llebel k.) ab|leden, (eincin 
 llebel) nbl)elfeii, |l«nfrii. 
 
 Not lo be remedied, Unnb^elflitft. 
 
 Reinelt, lemeit', r. a. niiifc^nielirn. 
 
 Remember, remembur, (norm 
 
 reniembre; Int. remeinoror) v. a. 1. to — 
 any one of.., a) &men erinnem nn... b) 
 t ©inen erinnmi nn... ((Jiiieni etiua« |u 
 ®^mritl)c fnljren). 2. (|lc^) &mn6 in brt« 
 (5icDnd)fiup jiirficfnirVn, fid) criiiiiern nn..; 
 fid) befiiinrn nuf... 3. Q:tm(\6 im ®e»nd)t> 
 iiiiTe, ini iliibciifen beljniten ob. bemnl)ren, 
 finer Snd)e. Cii"i'ini'^ cmgrbeuf fein, gcben» 
 fen, nil (i-iiuno co. (S-Jnen benfen. 4. <ali 
 
 49- 
 
772 Faie, f'lr, fnll, fat. M, met. Flnf, fin. N6. move, nSr, got, 6il, cl6ri(l. Tube, tuh, full. t//in. Tllis. 
 
 i5)^ffi(f)feit#nll^^nltfl enipfffjteii ; }. 95. - me 
 OS. my respects to lier, et1ipfi.'l)len ©ie luid) 
 it)r, iiuicbfii @ie if)r meiiie geljurratnife (S-iii: 
 pffliliiiui. 5. t (finer Quft)!:) (irdeiiffn , (fic 
 ^?^pr PiTiVU'fii ) eriMl;iieii , (fii") niifrnirtn. 
 Avi.rFFE. 6. G'ine* (mit eiuem Oiirdjeiiff ) 
 (jeceiifi'ii. Shak. 
 
 I. b; To remember one of his duly. 
 
 Clarendon. 
 Well reineml)ered, gut bn^ ®ie lii'.d) 
 fcariUl crinnpril. Be il r e m e m b «; r e d , fllll^ 
 uii9 ju imfycii fei l)iemit. Tliis i.s to he 
 reriienibered (hat etc., Ilintl Darf nl(t)t 
 iH'r<ii' (?''", nu6 Der 3lrt)t Inffeii, ^ng :c. I shall 
 long - it. ti i»irp iiiir innge ge^e^fen. You 
 sliiill be re 111 e III bered of liini, er 1»irE) 
 eiiver geff nffi- To — him , me etc. . jiiin 
 SliiPfiifeii an it)n, mid) ic. Worth to be 
 remembered. DeS SUnbenffll* iVPrtf). To 
 - one's self, feincr <Si"iu&en gi'Seiifen, ftcf) 
 nnf Ht iinCere SSBcIt ucrbfreiten. - since 
 yon ow'd bo more to time than I do now. 
 fvinnerc t<\d) terSfit, ta bii \o jiiiig lunreil, 
 M6 id) jfljt bill. Remembered, 1. -J- fur 
 Remembering. 2. (Itlfnicrfrnill. Skak. 
 
 Reiiieiiaberer, rem nrburiir, s. 
 (5-tiier, bcr fid) nn (S-nurtS erinnert. 
 
 Keineillbrance, rimem'branse, 
 (nUfr.) *. I. iai 0)eDrtd)tntg, a) Die &tia<i)t- 
 niBfrmr. b) t>a& 9in6enfen. 2. f t)n6 nll)ni> 
 lid)p, el;reni>t>f(e ffic&iidjtnig, bie n"if)mlid)c 
 GTivalinung. Shak. 3. (^jSliilof.] tit Grin; 
 niTung (of, nn). 4. bie ©rinncrung, (Iti 
 iimljnunij. Shak. 5. bn6 9Inbenfcn (Sdcbtn 
 ber G-rinnernng). 6. bie 9ind)rid)i, Urfunbe. 
 Hai.e. 7. bie g^Dte, 9Jnmerfiing. 8. (bie 
 5irrtft {id) jn ennnerii) bai GJtbeiifeii. 
 
 3 Titan 
 
 Among the heav'ns th'immortal fact 
 
 display'd. 
 
 Lest the remembrance of his grief 
 
 thould fail. Addison. 
 
 S. Keep this remembrance for thy 
 
 Julia's sake. Shak. 
 
 8. Before Ob. ere onr remembrance. 
 
 since our — , uor 11116, lUT llMKrer 3fit. 
 
 feit e^ iin^ gebeiift, beiift, I'o innge luir 
 
 uni benfcn foiiiien. 
 
 To call to remembrance, d'tlVHS in^ 
 
 (J5ebnd)tiii& jiin'Kfnifen, fid) eriiincrii nn ... 
 
 To bear in -, im 5liibenfeii brljaltrn. To 
 
 come to -, einfnflrn, beifiilleii. To put in 
 
 -, (Jinen rriiincrn (nu). In - of.., juiii 
 
 9Jnbenten nil . . , jiini (5}cbnd)tiii6 tdner Il;nt 
 
 :c.). — be unto you, + in G'ljreii gebenfe 
 
 niiin eurer! To bring to one's — , (S-iiieii 
 
 rriiinern nn ... By our -s, f oermittiirt 
 
 iilllVr^ (i)e6nd)rniffp6. Shak. Let your - still 
 
 apply to .., beiifct (letg nn . . . 
 
 Rem emb ran ce. boo k,' Ob. book of 
 remembrance, bn« ©■rinnening#<, Dcnfi 
 hu(b. 
 
 Reuietnliraiicer, remem bran- 
 
 sur, jr. 1. bfr Grinncrer. 2.-. (frnher clerk 
 
 of the remembrance) [G-ngl.| btr i?.inu 
 
 nin-refrftiu- (fin ©rnnitrr ber®d)ot!rnnitncr). 
 
 Re lit em orate, rememminAie. 
 
 ». a. t ii'6 Wi'bAd)rnip jnrnrfrufcn. — Re 
 
 mem orn't ion, «. f bic Grinnerung. 
 
 ReinerCy, remer'si. ^ (fr. remer- 
 
 Reiiierciey ) oier) v. n. 
 
 t biinfiii. Speii«r. 
 
 REM 
 
 Reinig-rate, remi'grAte, ». It. Jtl: 
 
 n"icfa>iiMti'i-M , iiun(ffrl)ri'n. 
 
 Rt^lIiij^TatiOll, reiiiegri'shun, «. 
 
 bie SfiiffuiiiiifitTiiiig, Jviitffehr. 
 
 Remind, reinind'. v. a. (of) (Crinen) 
 i-riniii-rn , inohupii (niu , &inem &tn>n6 jn 
 i^Jtiiifirl) ffihmi. 
 
 ReillilliSCenCe, reinmeiiis'sense, 
 
 iinb 
 
 Remilli.«)CeilCy, reniinein.'i'sciise. 
 t *• 1. l'^.^l)ilD^ J bit Sfiirfiriiinerung. 2. bit 
 Griiiiieriniii , ?i\niinit'Cfni. 
 
 Remini.SCeittial, remnisiiis.sen'- 
 shal, iu(j. jur 3iiicftriniu'niiig geyong, riicf; 
 eriiinenib , 9?i"irfi'i'iniicning5. . . 
 
 Reilli.se, i^mue'. (fr. remise; (nt. 
 reiiiitio/ i>. a. [di(ci)t&{^v.] I'lbertriigen (tin 
 i){ed)t) , I'li'iTlniTtn, ilbergfl'tii. 
 
 Remiss, lemis', (inr.) adj. I. i"d)Uiff. 
 2. rrngt, Inngrnin (v. eintrJitiutgnng ic). 3. 
 rd)lnfrig , triige, f'liil. 4. (in) nadjloiTig (in). 
 
 To be remiss in atleiidunce on otticial 
 duties, feintn 'JlinrfpHid)reii id)k'd)r niid)!'i'in; 
 men. - in payment of debts, nid)t piillft-- 
 lid) ini €d)iilbfHjOl)leii. 
 
 Remissible, remis'scbl, attj. tx- 
 inpnd), erl.ip(id), erlnpbnr, utrjeil^lid). 
 
 Remissiuit, r^miNh tin, t. 1. t 
 bie 3nrilcf|'eiibting. 2. a) t><i6 9tiid)liifFtn, bit 
 ■)ind)MjTiiiig; 9H)nn()nie (bcr RMit, Qi5nrnit 
 !C.), SJerininbtning ; '^Jfilbtrnng (btr Stieiigt 
 JO. b)bit G-rrd)liiffung,QlDiViiiiiiiinrttbtf(i}th 
 iltS). 3. [OJftb.J bii6 9ind)ln(Tfn (iei gicbtr^ 
 K'.). 4. a; bcr 9iiid)Iiie, ©rlag, bie ©nniTung, 
 iSericifjiiiig; SJtrgtbiing ibtr ©iinbeio. b) 
 ber 9ind)iiiB (tintr Steiier ic). 
 
 To ask r« mission, uni S}i'r}ti^nng 
 bitten, —of close study or of labor, Hlillbcr 
 nnljiilteiibea, ininbet flttngei ©nibirtn ob. 
 >Jlrl)firen. (2. nnd)lniTig. 
 
 Remissly, remiH'le.nrfu. I. t rd)latf. 
 
 Remissness, remis'iies, «. l. i 
 Die ©d)iaffiiiu 2. bie STiid)!!!!'!!^?^: (irng^ 
 Ijeir , iJoii(l;eiti. 
 
 Remit, remit', ((nt. remitto) v. a. 
 
 1. jiirii(fict)irfen, jiinlrfrciibeH. 2. i@e(b it.) 
 
 I'lbirfenben . cinfeiiben, i'i6erniiid)en, [5pnn; 
 
 bel] rtinitrirtn. 3. unrf)lnfTfii dibtr nur i), 
 
 (bn()iT> a) niiiuifiiMi iftiiien llinuidtn ic), 
 
 uerminbern. b) crinjTtn, iinrt)iii|Kn, tMjtnftn 
 
 leine etrofe jo. c) unctjinffiMi, f.iijrtn Inffen. 
 
 d) erlnffiMi (©nnbeii). e) utrgebeii, L'frjfilji'n 
 
 (J-cIjler). 4. (to) a) e-inem i'ibfHn)7ni, iiber- 
 
 gibtn, fibrrlitftrii. b) iibrrereii. 5. i a; iiber: 
 
 liiffi'ii, niil)eiini1entn. b) to - one's self 
 
 to . . . fid) bcriifi-n niif . . , fid) 3''i"'^"^''» "^'x^' 
 
 fprnd) iinrtrsutrftn. c) (to; ivitbcr eiti! 
 
 iV^tn (in). 
 
 3. a) So willingly doth God remit ki.s 
 
 ire. (difjr (*)iHree3frii iirid>>. Mii.to.x. 
 
 3. c) III this case, the law remits liini 
 
 to his ancient and more certain 
 
 right. Bi.acksto.ne. 
 
 To oblige one's self to — , [ipanbflj fid) 
 jii ^{tnu'fitn I'trbinblid) innf^en. T» - to 
 custody , (G-incii) mieber tfilKfjen. To - any 
 one to his liberty, -f Q-iiieu U'ltbev in '^rti- 
 tjeit fe^tn. [ (•0)?eb.l iind)Mt7tii w. Jiibtr). 
 
 Remit, v. n. nnd)IiifTtn, nbni'l)nii'ii ; 
 
 Tliey remitted of their industry, il)r 
 Sli'ig lir@ nnd). Remitting fever, bn£ 
 nnct)lnffenbt JJicber. 
 
 KEM 
 
 I Remitinent, remlt'inlnt. t. I. bie 
 
 Siiriidftiibiing itiner ^ptrfon) in^ C9ffiii!ii« 
 ni&, -IljitbtrftifiV^ung. 2. btr ^rlnij, bie 
 SSirii'iljiiiiii , 25trgebung. Miltow. 3. (.^nii* 
 bil] Pit Utt<trmad)ung, 9?eini;iTe. 
 
 Remittal, rcmit'ial. «. tie ileb n 
 gnbt, Uebtrlafiiiiui, ■Qlbrrttung. Swift. 
 
 Reiaiittaiice , icmii'tanse . t. 
 lipiinftlj 1. tit lltbtvnind)ung, bne i){cniitri. 
 rtn. 2. bit i"ii'ermnd)re ©iitnine, 3{init||f, 
 
 9{lllie(Tt. Bonk iif-s, bdi 9{linf J7tllbiUl). 
 
 Remittent, iciiiirteni,ur//. [>}}(eb.l 
 
 niid)iiiiTtiiC) , iiirtnnitrirtnb. 
 
 ReHiilter , lemit'tur. «. I. bee 
 Uebtritiibtr tintr ^{eintfft, Sftniitttnr. 2. 
 (of) (iintr, ber (©iiiiben k.) otrijU'r, cr> 
 in(3t, niUtlagr. 3. [9{ed)t«rpr.] bit 3{iiifii'ti> 
 I'liiig tintr ^tn'on, bie jipti 9{fd)[?tirtl nnf 
 CaMbtrtitn ob. ^nd)tHiigtn linr n. \i(\» frnft 
 bei ntiitn, nbtr ninngtiljiitieii 3{td)ri.tirtl« 
 ini 'Qtii^t bcrfelben frejinbei, nnf ben nlrerii 
 9vtd)r;'titel.- 
 
 Remnant, rem'nant, (jiirniiinieit* 
 gt). 11. rcmniieiit) aiQ. iibrig. 
 
 Remnant, *. 1. ber 3?ei1, llebcrrefl, 
 
 bn* Utl'trbltibftl, bie 9?t)le, Utberreile. 2. 
 
 tii.\6 2el)te, lltbrige, ber ^e\1, librige ll;eU 
 
 (tintr 6-rjnl;lnng :c.). 
 
 2. Where I may think the remnant of 
 
 my thoughts, ipo id) mciuer ®ebnnfeii 
 
 Ie$re nnebenfen fnnn. Shak. 
 
 A remnant of cloth, ein 9Je|l(^en Xud). 
 Some -8 of wits, einige SBrorfen 2Di$. - of 
 lead, ber S3Itifd)nuni, bie 9Meinfcf>e. 
 
 Remodel, remod'del, V. a. unit 
 ipnnbtlii, iiiiibilben. 
 
 Reinolade, rcm'molide. (fr. 533.) 
 *. (Jl)itnirineif.] bie iporninlbe, ^ferbcfnlbe. 
 
 Remold, remold', v. a. nmforiuen, 
 uingtilolten. [fd)mo(jett. 
 
 Reinolten, rernol'tn, adj. liingei 
 
 Remonstrance , reinon'stian.se, 
 (fr. reiiioiiir.ince) *. 1. f bit iBoriltdnng, 
 DnrfltUnng. Shak. 2. bie 95cr|le(lung (Grhu 
 neniiig, iUSiirniing, &rinnl)nnng, (Sinmeiu 
 bnng). [ajcrficdnngen nind)tn, einrtid)eii. 
 
 Tn present a remonstrance, (OJegenO 
 
 Remonstrant, I eiuon'strant, adj, 
 iSonlfdiingtii nMd)tMb. 
 
 Remonstrant, i. 1. C'iner, bet 
 25orfitlUingei| innc^t. 2. [Rird)eiigei'4).] bet 
 9?tnuMiilrnnt. 
 
 Remonstrate, rcmonstiite. d.) 
 
 I), u. 25Driltllllil»ltll inad)tn; (against) 2Jor« 
 fitflnngtii iiind)tii ulbtr, gtgtn), fict) ettjebew, 
 niiffitt)tn , nnfrrtttn igtgtn, mibtr). 
 
 Rem«>iistrate, v. a. (gincin Qtt 
 iwni-i lunilfllf n , jn (iJtimlrljt fril)rtn. 
 
 Remonstratioii , lemonstri'. 
 .shiiii. s t bar Sttnionfirirtii. 
 
 Reilionstrator, remonstratur, 
 a. C'lMtr, btr UiitgtiiJi iSoriltdnngen tnnd)t. 
 
 RC!M10ra, rlmora. (I. >]|i3.) S- 1. t>\ 
 
 bit 2>ciii!i.itrung , btr ■Jliifi)nit, (f *21uttnr» 
 l)nlt) , brt^' jpiiib.trntB. 2. |3d)tbi)pl.] bee* 
 ©foyfrifd), ©d)i(Tl)nlrtr, ©niigtr, ^iminni'd), 
 
 Reinor<»te, lem'oiiite, (int.) ». a.^i 
 nnfii.urtn , Ijinbtrn. 
 
 Remord, icmnrd', ((.) V. a. t mit 
 58onuiirfen ob. (*)tn)i|7tn?nng|T gmileit. 
 
 ltemor<l, v. n. f (against; 9{eiie, 
 ©cipiffeiubiffc tiil)len (iiber). Elxo*. 
 
FAl**. f'ir. fall. fai. M*. inp». Fln«>. fin. NA, move. n5r, got. oil, riofi.l. Ti'ib*-. tub. fuH. t/iin, THis. 773 
 
 Reinordency, reiiiord'eii».e, «. 
 bit'Hiigil, lliirulje. — of conscience, Ber 
 
 Remorse; f rimf>r»e' , Timnrne' . (I. 
 reaiorxos) *. 1. 6rr SBonuiirf ^f* ©mniTciif, 
 ©eii'iffeii«6ie, bit Oiem(\t\\6<\\\qH , 'Sifut. 1. 
 t t>a6 <IRirleit», ^iUdftn. ^Wir.^'i'ihl. 3. t 
 bit 3ortli*ffir. Shak. 4. t ^i' S.inittjiit. 
 5. t f'« irtrtiiiit) (Hfiri(TcM6p(ti(t)r. Shak. 
 
 Reiiiomed, limdiad'. «<</. t reii< 
 
 Reiiiorseriil f riinAr»'iul. adj. 
 I. reii(f)i>i'll ; iinflciiP. 2. nllflfl^^^l>(( , iiiit: 
 Ifitiij, flfffihli'ofl , (of) oofl -)Jfiflfi6 (uteri. 
 3. 1 mirifiMq (la<\ jc). 4. f '^J^ni'it frtt> 
 (Jel1^, bf^flintriifriuirtl). 
 
 ReinurseleMS f re>i>Ar>'le«, adj. 
 I. reu(e)ii'«. "i. I)(irt, Ijorthrrju] . iinb.irni: 
 f)trii<\ . flrain'iiiii. — adv. Reiuone'Iei*- 
 ly . iiii6rtrmh>rii(j. 
 
 ReinOrtRC'leHKriCrKK, liinort'les 
 net. J. Die ^attt, lliitari)it)er)iijr(it , ^<[tt: 
 t)tT\\<\ftit. 
 
 Remote, rim Ate', (Mt. remotusi 
 
 adj. 1. a) (from) riitleorp, frrn , tntfrriir 
 
 (con), b) (93ot.I (iitfffiic (35l(itter). 2. 1 m 
 
 Cter 3ei» "fld)) f«ii, fiitf>riit (3ol)rfJml^t^t) 
 
 flrnu cJllttrr^iiin). b) (from, uoio ffrn, fid) 
 
 fiitrVriifne itinn ©ii(6e frrmh). o flrrTfiiur 
 
 (55f()rifff ic), (from) flftrfniit (oph). d^ 
 
 entfrrnt (nid)t unmirtflbnr, reie Uri"fld)fU Jo. 
 
 e) fremt. f) iber 9}fnvmii6f((ft.i|t i\Ad)> twt^ 
 
 frrnt, iDfiflnuPa. g) tutferwt, <<t)\va(b 
 
 (%Ifl)iiti(l)fe:t Jf.). [Locht 
 
 7. b) K propokilion remote from reason. 
 
 2. c) Tlie mind placed bytlioiiglit anmngsi 
 
 or remote trom Mi bodien. Locke. 
 
 t. g) A remote analogy between ca«e* 
 
 At the sound of tiiunder heaid re mote. 
 to'it frriicr ©pmirrljiid. 
 
 Remotely, r^mAieil. nde. I. enr= 
 
 f»rnt, fcrii, ivcit ; nii« 6fr {Jmie. 1. i a) 
 
 tniiflf 'ber 3ftf n<Kft). bj tntfernr (ofrronnbt). 
 
 c) tntfernt, |(()i»rt(ft. 
 
 t. c> To be remotely affected by an 
 
 event. Webster. 
 
 Remoteness, r^mAtenes. t. 1 
 bic (J'luleiifiiljfif, G-iitferiiiiiifi; ttr 9lb)l.inf 
 (fiiif# ©teriif« ic). 2.i a) ^n« (FurffrntKiH, 
 ^miflif flfii ; Eifflfii in ^rr^5frlIf ; j. ©. The 
 — of the deluge from our age, brr (yct'fil 
 Btitraum, in un« wn bfrSilnrfliitljrreMnt; 
 Hit obscurities nrike from the - of the cun- 
 foms he alludes to , frin( dliifrtl)ritcii 
 tnttprinocn oii^ brii iiii^ feme llr(]l■n^ell Oit-. 
 brfliK^rn , ntif tit n ompit'lf. b> bai Qrut 
 ftxnit (Drr 95l•rlUl^tl^t^d)l1fr to. 3. (in Bif; 
 fern ©iitne andt) ini pt.) bit ^trnt. 
 
 The remoteness of cansei.. bif fnffnrn! 
 ten Urfn(f)eil. The -of reKemblance, bie fiiti 
 feriite, i'rt)iviid)e 9Ifi)iilid)ffit. The — of suc- 
 cess, bet fiirffrnte (Srfoln. 
 
 Remotioii, reiii6'shun, M. t bie 
 ©iitferiiiinn I'Piu Drte. Shak. 
 
 Remount, r^m&Snt', (fir. remon 
 ter) V. n. witttr (^iiio niifflfiflen , fid) ivit: 
 bet erijeben , luiebtr (iiifjletjeu ; witbcr niif^ 
 fitjen. 
 
 Remount, ■>■ a. I. niirber nuffiQen 
 fluf (eiii^t'crb k.<. 2.\wtbcr beritteii mnrticii. 
 To remount a horse, luieber auffit^en, 
 wicber ^u ^ftroe ft^eii. 
 
 UEAl 
 
 Remountiuig-, remofinting.*. bie 
 (?r(inijiinfl bee obgeijaiigeneii ^ferbe, ?{e 
 nil lit*. 
 
 Removable, rimuuv'Sbl, adj. 
 
 ii'f(j.jerd)iifft , eiirferiit, nbgeiVt^t lueiben fon 
 nenb, )u tittfenitn, roegiiii'djaffeii, ab|n 
 fer.eii. 
 
 To be removable, nbflefe^t, luegge 
 r«t)nffr , eiitfiTiit luerDeii fDiiiicn. 
 
 Removnl, remuur'al, «. 1. a) bie 
 IGeflri'irfiiiiii, Jorri'i-hnffiing, 2i3fni'd)iiifiin.j, 
 lljrnr>uiintiiii], G'liireniiiiig. U){ie <5(nVt^iii(.i, 
 Scrlifliiiifl. 2. i a; bii- ^ibiinij (eiiie* llebd 
 ihiiibeS, eiiier ^rniifljfit ic.j. b) (frono Die 
 (S-nttVriiMiio , Sifrirribiiiig (pen, aiii). 
 Me (^iitl<ijT>iM(], *21bret^iiii{). 3. bie 9t>iiiuiuni) ; 
 (- of lodgings) bit OrtSi , aDplimiiiflji'er; 
 .mberuiii), bai 9(iir)icl)eii , Uniiitljen, ber 
 ■nuriug, llniino. 
 
 His removal Is not easy, tt iti lli(t)( 
 lei(f)t, il)n furt|ur<t)i(feii, |n entferneii. no. 
 iiii'eiten. 
 
 Remove, rimuuv', dot. removeo) 
 V. a. I. rucfen, lueiinirfrn , iiu'jjieijeit (emeu 
 Sctil)( to, ivegr(t)oif(ii , atie btux 'iHtdt 
 i<t<iffen, megnrhmen , I0estl)iiii. 2. rnunien, 
 iur{|riiiiiiien, At>r>iiiinen. 3. veneQeii cJSfloiis 
 leii IC). 4. orrleflfii (einen 0!)fri(ljt«l)0| lo. 
 5. t ■) (from) enrt'ernrn (void, b) aui bem 
 'IQege r^iinien (€d>ii>irrigrcit(n). o (to - 
 by death) in bit Allbrrt liitlt (ibidtn. di 
 rrrtreiben (ein {Jieber ic. ), l^eben (einr 
 fironfljeit it.), e) (away) roeiiiucnben. fi 
 (from) utrbnniieii (an 6 ben ©ebrtiifen lo. 
 g) nbfe^tn. 6. entferneiti Removed, ent 
 fernt, nbgelegtn; tingt^ogtii (Sebeii), |iiri'i(f 
 gejpgcn. Shak. 
 
 To remove the elsth, (btn Zi\d)t Ob; 
 berfen. To - one out of the way, (^ineii 
 aii5 bem ^rge rniiinen (b. t) iiHibriiigen>. 
 To - a Inndmark. tiiien -Wnrfilein uer: 
 rU(ftn, Utrff^en. To - a cause or suit by 
 appeal, bur(t) Slppettarion tint (Sn(t)e ppr 
 em (inbere« 0)erid>t briiiijen ob. jieljen, ppii 
 tiiieni Weridjtt nn tin nnberee uberirnrten. 
 
 Remove, v. n. l. ^;n Ore uerAiK 
 tern; (n. in engerer ^eCturg.) feint ^Zbol)' 
 nniig vtrnnbtrn, nm)ic^rii, nu^iitljen; (to> 
 jieljen (Utid)). 2. n<t) lui'ljin begrben, fut) nn 
 einen nnbcrn Drt begiben , fid) mrgbegebtn ; 
 (from) ft(^ entferneii (UPii), (einen JDrn oers 
 liilT'n. 3. t »> ftbergeljen. b; ben Jiiiefen 
 luetibfii. 
 I. To remove from Paris to London. 
 
 Remove, «■ l. bit £LVgr(t)>iffnng. 
 d-nnerniiiig leiiie* t>iiigt«). Shak. 2. (to) 
 Dit SBcnV^iing, ^erlegnng (in, nod)). 3. i a) 
 (Into) bie aSeri'eijniig (in). U) (In bieieni 
 £inne nn<^ ini pl.t ber liiufd) (bie Sitftau' 
 Itftung) Shak. o tie aSeerreibung, itSiV^iing. 
 d) bit ^ebnng, &nrfcrnuiig. e; bie &nt: 
 iVijnng (cintt ©rnPf). Shak. 4. bie Drt6.- 
 peraiibernng, bn* 9tril'en , llnijleljen; (toi 
 bie Weife (an, |iu , bne <£id)'S5errfijen (in), 
 bie 'Mbrtift (nnd)) , b(i6 iluSjieljen, Iltn}ie()eii, 
 3iet)en (flii , in, nnd)). 5. *bii6 9<i'icfen) ber 
 3<nrf; (Oiiinenrp. , edjadjip.) ber Bug. 6. 
 [Riirfdjiniebe] Pfl«5?fruiirerrei6fn eined i^iif: 
 eiirnfe, bit Uinfd)nl)niig, Ilnirniifcf)iiiig b(r 
 :^ufei|'en. 7. ber 'JlPflanb, 3)uir(l)ciiraiiin 
 Die (?iitfernnng. 8 j a) bic *!lbihifiini). b 
 bit &(ufe. c) ber &tai (ber fSeriuiuibtft^itfC). 
 
 KEN 
 
 9. bie SRn|Te, ©tntion. Shak. 10. bni nb.iet 
 trngcne ®erid)t, bie nbgeljobciie ©cDiliTfl. 
 II. (Knr|"(t>mitbe] bet frifdjt SBefdJiflg, o.i8 
 iient ©iftn. 
 
 8. b) A freeholder it but one remove 
 from a legislator, berSefitjer eineiS iinabfirtn< 
 gigcii^ iiiigfreitn (^3nrr£ ifl niir nm eiiie ©tiife 
 pon bem ^ei'eQgeber entfernr. ADDi.so.ii. 'Tit 
 but one - from nothing, t6 ifl |'l> piet loie 
 ^Ri<i)l6, fml 9Tid)r«. 
 
 8. c) He is my cousin one remove, 
 i»ir finP nnber 6)efd)iui|lerfinb. 
 
 To be of difficult remove, -J- fc^iwer JU 
 entfcriien, iii t)tb<\\ rem. Meant to his - to 
 his loved country. '9}?ittel, iini fid) in fcin 
 gtdebreS SBiUerlniiD jii pcrrc^en. If they set 
 down before us, for the — bring up your 
 army, fplUen fie iin« bfiiigcrn, fp bring bein 
 jpeir, nm eie'iJelagtriing niifjnljfben. Shak. 
 
 Removed, lemuuVd, adj. einge. 
 ipgen, |iinicfgeipgrn. Shak. 
 
 On any soul -, nu^ttf^alb feintt ftlbfl, 
 cntfi-rnt oon il)m. (bit ©nrfcrnnng. 
 
 RemovedneHH, r^muuv'ednea, t. 
 
 Remover, r^mOuv'ur, t. I. (of) 
 (finer, ber (GriunS) luegfrfjnfft , lotgrurft, 
 penrijt, perrnrft. 2. [3te(t)r<i'pr.J bie Ueber» 
 trnguiig einer <Bad)t wn eineni &tti(S)tt an 
 em iiiiberefi. 
 
 Remunerabllity,remi)nerabil'- 
 iii. I. bie 9}elpl)nborfeit, bet 3u|'l'inb, b« 
 (rtmai pergplten iverbtn faun , btlpf)nbar, 
 btiobneii#i«ertl) i(l. 
 
 Remunerable,T^niii'nlrabl, a(</. 
 pelPhiibiir, pergpiten ivrroen roniienb, ju vert 
 gflren , bflol)neii*iuerrl). 
 
 Remunerate, rjniA'nerite. ((at.) 
 V. a. (tor) (S'intii btlPl^ntn (fur;, Gintm &(> 
 iui\« ptrgtlten. 
 
 To remunerate any one with ..., 
 (Pinein lpl)nen (Dnrd)), e6 (^ineni pergeften 
 (Dlirc^). To selli>t remunerating prices, 
 [ip.inbel) ^11 Ip|)nenben 'i)5ri'iiVii perfniifen. 
 
 Remuneration,reniunera'shun, 
 «. bit 9)i'lpl)nnng, SJcrgrltiing. 
 
 Remunerative, r^muneraiiv.u. 
 
 Remuneratory, rimu'ucriiur^, 
 adj. pergelienD , beti^ljntnD. 
 
 Remurmur, reinur'mur, v. a. 
 ? biinipf n>tererl)arien , ivifberroMen , n)ieDtr< 
 \<t)antn l.iiTeu , nmrinelnb luirber er)nl)(en. 
 Pope. Drvden. - e. n. biiiiipf ipiebcrl;n[lcn. 
 
 Renal, i4'ual, (Inr. renalisi adj. 
 (•JliiiU i iu Den Oiitrrn grhprig, OTieren... 
 
 Renal nrteriei, tic 9riercu(Vt)Iiignbern. 
 
 Renard, reu'nard, (ft. sm.) t. (in 
 tier g.ibi'i) 5{iiHefe (ber ffurt)«). 
 
 Renascency, r^nas'tense, $. bie 
 ^ieberenf|li'l)img, &riu'nerniig, ber 2CieDer> 
 aufi'd)lng, luftienuiidj^ ; Die ICicPtrgcbiirr. 
 
 A renasceucy from the routs, em 
 '33iiriilrtiieid)((ig. 
 
 Renascent, renas'sent, ndj ivie< 
 ber n)nd)i"riib, ivieOer l^rrPL'rnebrndjr luerbeiib, 
 fid) ernenenb, tpieDcr rtuflebenb, luieber \)txt 
 uBrPpminenb. 
 
 Renascible, rinas'slbl, adj. txt 
 nenerbnr, luieber l)iTPPrgrbriid)t lutrben fon» 
 ueiiD, fid) criifiiern fpiiiieiib. 
 
 Riuia.ocibility, ie.ia.s<ijbil eiA, ^ 
 
 K«*na.s(;ibiene.«8,reiia.s'i>eblMes.^ 
 *. Die (^rneutrbArfeit, ber 3"pni<b ciiutf 
 
774 FAle, far, fall, fat >U, met. Fine, fin. N6, rr.6ve, n6r, got, 6il, cI6fid. Ti'ibe, tub. ft"!!!. i//m, Tills. 
 
 KEN 
 
 IDinge*, bfl t6 u'ic&er f)friHirflef'r<i(ftf ivfrben 
 fntin. [ii'ieber 6ei'(f)ifffii , miftcr frefiiljrcii. 
 
 Reiiavig'ate f renav'^gdte, p. u. 
 
 To renavigate tlie Pacific Ocean. 
 
 Rencounter f renkoun'tur, (fr. 
 rencontre) s. I. ini 3iirnniiiicnflo0eM, 9(11- 
 riiMiitfrflpgeii, fcer 3ui"iimmfti(7o0. 2. (oiid) 
 ill ber di((t)i6(\>t.) bai (fein6lirf)c) Siifniiinii'iu 
 tvfffen, iev (gffleinVifine) 9liiflrijf. 3. [^Ji; 
 lit.] a) tni ficiiie 0)efcd)t, ©djnrnifiijH. b) 
 bui ®efecf)t (i4t<erl)niipr). 4. Die (jiifanige. 
 blugf) Sd)Iii!]frci, ipniibel. 
 
 Rencounter } adj. [^nib.] ihmi 
 iiorn fid) jtiiieiift. 
 
 Rencounter, v. a. l. [^oberii] 
 Ciiieii triffiMi , niitriffeii, nut ©iiu'iu iim-r; 
 ii'iirtct jiirnmmeiitriffLMi, nuf 6-ineii ilogi'ii. 
 2. (brii g-eiiib) fliiijn'ifeii. Spenseh. 
 
 Rencounter, u. n. I. )uraiiinirii 
 tvojfeii , iurniiiineiiilofji'ii , nuf einniiber fto- 
 6eii. 2. luit tcni Jtinte unfnunrtet jiifani^ 
 iiifiifrcffcii. 3. jurnniiiteiigeratl^en, Ijiinbije^ 
 nifin luerDen, fcdjteii. 4. fdjnrmujireii, fct)n» = 
 iiiiitti'In. 
 
 Rend, rind, inngetf. rendan, hren 
 clan; ir. rnnnan , raiinaim; m. rlianu ; nrni. 
 janna) pruet. 11. pp. rent, v. a. 1. reipiMl ; 
 (off) abreiecn. 2. ± a) (from) «) rcigeii 
 Uwi). /?) flii6 5eninu6« 5?ntib reipeii (j. 55. 
 fill Dteid) jo. b) (away) nbreigeii (eiii Slcid) 
 jc). 3. jerrcigcii , jerfpalten. 4. l (into, in) 
 jfcreigeii (jcrfliicfefii). 
 
 2. a) (X) An empire from its old founda- 
 tion rent. Drydeh. ft) I will surely 
 — tlie kingdom from tbee. Bible. 
 
 3. Powder rends a rock in blasting. 
 Liglitning rends an oak. 
 
 To rend with cries. jerrd)reii;n. 
 
 Render, rend ur, I. filter, ber 
 tciiit Ob. .icrnlHr. 
 
 Render, (ir. rcndere; liit. reddo; 
 fr. rendre) v. a. 1. (awd) lllit back) luieCiT 
 flfbeii. jiinirfiji'beii, Ijfimnfbfii, fnuicbcrii. 
 
 2. t n) I'friieltrii. b) (back) luicbcr jiifuljreii. 
 
 3. (bent oiilinlti" iind)) u'icBcrgcben, iicmie;i ; 
 (into) iibiTtrncieii, uberiVtjcii (iu). 4. (to; 
 Ciiieiii ubrnjeben; to - one's self to.., fid) 
 (S-imtii crflebcn. 5. t (up) l)frint6gePeii, fiber; 
 fl'.bcn, nbtrettii. 6. niiflcbcii (eiut llvinrf)e, 
 ritii'ii (S5runb ic). 7. (tljiiii) kiileii (DiciifTc). 
 8. iiblfijni i9{td)iuiii(j). 9. (iiiit Dnrniif fol' 
 fleiiBcm "<(/.) lUiKtea. 10. -J- bnr|1e(len, |"d)il= 
 beru (\li ... Shak. 
 
 2. a) See tliat none render evil for evil 
 
 to any mail. |'el)ft jll , ini 9iienianb 
 
 ^mi nut 2>&i"ftii 3e"i'i"b I'ergi'lte. They 
 
 that — evil for good, are adversaries, 
 
 bie iiiir '3lr(jc6 tiniii um ®iitc*, (V^eii 
 
 ftd) mibrr mid). Bible. 
 
 7. Wasbington r e n d e re <^great service 
 
 to bis country, ^SSnTDiiifltoii Icijlcte fei; 
 
 nem 25ntt'rliiiiDe groge Duiiil*. 
 
 9. To render a fortiess more secure or 
 
 impregnable. 
 
 To render tlianks, T><\\\t nbflatten, 
 
 biinfen Rendering of thanks, ttf jDiUlf; 
 
 ftlflllUfl. To - one's self considerable, fid) 
 
 ruid)tig tlMd)fll. 1 will - vengeanee to my 
 
 euemies. |i \o luitl id) mid) ivitbev rnd)ei\ uri 
 
 nu'iiiBii g-eitibeii. To - to atcoum. ©eminit 
 
 (ibiui'rfen. Rendering t* account, ®t: 
 
 lUMiii bringeub. 
 
 REN 
 
 Render, t. l. bie llebergnbe. .Shak. 
 
 2. tie G-iitrid)fiiiin b(& $ad)rrrf)i(liiig*. 3. t 
 Die 91iigii6e, DiirtleQuiig , berS5erid)t, ba^ 
 ffleftniiMiig. Shak. 
 
 2. Ill those early times, the king's house- 
 hold was supported by specific ren- 
 ders of corn and other victual.i from 
 the tenants of the deniains (burd) @'llt: 
 rid)tiitig t>c6 ^ad)tfd)il.lliig5 in 9iiuiira= 
 lien uoM ©tireii ber DLmiiiueiipnd)trr). 
 
 Blackstone. 
 
 Renderable, rln'durabl, adj 
 iuriitfgegebfii lucrtcn fijiiiii'tib. 
 
 Rendering', ren'dvMing, *. baf 
 -IDirt'i'rgcbeu (betii 3ii()iilte iind)), bie llebfr- 
 fi'ljuil;). - of accounts , bie 3{eti)iuiiig^= 
 afli'niing , ^JeitniiiigSnblnge. 
 
 Renderin;^, adj. {^yjiar.] tlnr fal)' 
 r('ii&. - J- (bei S:iiiid)erii] ber italfiuiirf. 
 
 Rendezvous, ren'devoOit. (fr.'JB.i 
 s. I. a) ber Siirniiiiiieiifiiiiff^urt . ©aiimier 
 pla^ ^auptfaniiiieipin^ (lani Iruppeii, <5)d)if 
 fen to. b) t tai ®tctlBid)cin (9?cnDeiooii^, 
 Cie SBeilefhing, Siirnranienfunfr). 2. i iiber 
 -(, bnS Sofung^iuwt. Bacon. 3. il)imun'iflird>> 
 i)nC- le^tc 3iel, ©nbe I'oni Sifbe. Shak.. 
 
 Rendezvous^, v. ». fid) eiiiilcflen, 
 (an einein brilinimtcii ,Orre) fid) fanimcln, 
 fid) pcrfaiiunilii, jufiimmenfoniiiien. - »• a. 
 Clin cinem beilininiten Drte) uerfamnu'ln. 
 
 Rendible, rend ebl, (fr. rendable) 
 adj. i I. jurfictgegebfn, luiebfrgi'gL-ben, aiif= 
 grgebcii, ilbcrgeben iperfen foniienb, erfe^; 
 lid). 2. tpicberjugeben (bem 3nl)alie iiad)), 
 Jll iK'crtrogrn. 
 
 Rendition, rcniisb'un, s. 1. b^\& 
 'iSjiebiTgoben, <a3ifDeri>oiirid)gcbcii. 2. bie 
 Uebergiibc. 3. bie Grgebuiig. 4. bie lleber^ 
 rrngiiiig, Ueberfcfjung, ba6 2Bii'bcrgi'6en. 
 
 Rends, reudi, a. pi. l-OTnr.] bie 
 '7ial)re, ^lujen. 
 
 Reneg-ade, ren'negide, )(Iilt. re- 
 
 Reneg'ado, rinne^i'do, J nego ) 
 
 3. I. ber ^Ibtriimiigc, Svciiegat. 2. ber 
 Ueberlmifer. 3. o ber SSnGobiinb. 
 
 Reueg'e, rcne^g', reiieej'. ((.) j>. a. * 
 liiiniiini, periaugncM. - v. n. '■■ ^Tein fngeii. 
 
 Reuerve, reuerv', v. a. ivieber, 
 nut* 'Tiiue ili^ifeu. 
 
 Renette, rcnet', (fr. W.) «. (bei 
 i^ufutniiebcn ) bng Sijirfeifen , 2i3irfnieffcr. 
 
 RenOV , rinu , (Int. renovo) v. a. 
 I. eriieiieii, erneiierii ; (fflet>niiid)e2c.) luieDer 
 ()eri1e(Ieii , iwieber nufbriiigcn ; luieber nuf- 
 rid)teii (eiiieii 911tnr, em 3{eii1) ic.); (SOunbi'ip 
 luiiber i)ffnen. 2. l a) perjiliigen. b) cr> 
 neiie(rin, nuffriiUen, luieber nufleben mn: 
 d)eii , luieDrr i»6 Sebcii rnfcn. 3. (beu Sniif 
 K.) erneucru (luni 9f{eucin beginiieu). 4. er; 
 neuerii (einen a>frtrng, cin 93ei'fpred)cn to, 
 luirberiiolen (einen SSfri'iid) :c.). 5. [ipniiDel] 
 crneiiern (einen 2i5cd)iel). 6. (Iljeol.l cr= 
 neiierii ouiebergebiircn). 7. ipieber aiifiiiipfen 
 (9Sirbiiibiingen). 
 
 To renew the copper, [ ©nlpeferfieb.) 
 ben €nlpeter Pi'in (Jc"e reinigcii. Renewed 
 to life, bem Cebeii ivieber gtgeben. To - 
 expressions of triendship, JJreiinDrdjnfr^; 
 uerfid)iTtingcii erneiieii. 
 
 Reite'kvalile, renu'abi, adj. (t-- 
 tieiiiTbnr, $ii erneuen. [iieiueruiiig. 
 
 Renewal , read al , t. bie (it; 
 
 REN 
 
 Rene-wedness, renuednes, «.ba< 
 
 CF'rMeiitfeiii, Me gTiieufriiiig. 
 
 Rene\v<»r, lenunr. *. ber^rneiierer. 
 
 Renewing-, rcniiiiig. adj. [tljeol.J 
 ernenernb. - s. fie (S-nieiieniiig. 
 
 Reitiforin, ren'eform, adj. iiicreii> 
 fijrniig. 
 
 Renitence, rln'netlnse. ^ t. 1. 
 
 Renitency, ren'iieteiLse. ^['351)1)1'.] 
 bie ©egeniuivfiiiig, 9{il(fii)irfiiiig, fer Wegein 
 friicf, SBiberilnnb, bie Dfenffii'ii. 2. f tie 
 •S3l^l•r|^rebllllg cJJbiirigiing). Darwir. 
 
 Renitent, rcn'iieieiit, ((. renilor) 
 (idj. 1^5>l)i)r.] gegenmirfenb, riicfipirfeiib, 5!Si» 
 i^enmii!) iciilent, ii)iberi'lel)enb ; ivi&erilvebeiiD, 
 
 Rennet, ren'nit , f (riiiiirii) *. bai 
 
 Runnet, run'nit, ^ Onb (ini ^:)}?ngeii 
 fer&nlber 2c.; ii. in ipiiterer iSebeiitiiiig bai 
 .itnfel.ib ; ber 9nbinngeii). 
 
 Rennet-bag, bn^ 2n6, ber Snbmngen. 
 
 Rennet, i. 
 
 n .1- - , » « ;(fr. rei- 
 
 Renneting-, ren'mmng, ) 
 
 nettf) a. C^ouicl.] fie 9?eiu'tte. 
 
 Renounce, rendunse', (Int. re- 
 iiuiitio) V. a. I. periniigneii (feiiie ^llbfiinft 
 !C.). 2. nbrd)iu6ren, nbfngeii, uerfngen. 3. ± 
 entfiigen (einer ©nd)«, eiiiem 21ii|pru(<)e ic), 
 cCSrivafi) niitgiben. 
 3. To renounce tiie world and nil ita 
 cares. Shak. 
 
 To renounce all pretensions to ap« 
 i)lause, nfle aiiifprfid)e nuf Seifiid niifgeben, 
 il)iieii eiitrngen. To — allegiance , ireiie 
 nnb O)el)orrnni I'erfogen, nbfngen. 
 
 Renounce , v. n. 1. t S3er)i(f)t 
 tliiin, fid) feiiiefi 9ied)te5 begebeii ; (to) \id) 
 mfci(\m (uuii). 2. [jtartenip.] bie garbe 
 I'erlniigncn, iiidit befeniieii. 
 
 Ren4»unce, s. [^arremp.] bai S8er< 
 iniiiVien ber g-iirbe, -7iid)rl'efeiiiien. 
 
 Renouncement, reiiiiiinse'ment, 
 s. 1. bie aSerliiugiiiiiig. 2. fie G-iufngiiiifl, 
 23criicf)tlei|liing. 3. tie 2lDrngnng. 
 
 Renouncer, renuiin'sur, «. bee 
 25rriniigiier. 
 
 Renovate, rin'novate, (I. renovo) 
 V. n. erneiieiDii; f Renew. 
 
 Renovation, rennova'shun, ». 
 fie G'vneiKeDiuin. ( 9{uf, 9{ii^m. 
 
 Renown, rciioun', (fr. reiioiu) t. tee 
 
 'Tis of more renown to .., t6 britigt 
 lUfhr 9fii()m, .jii ... [bcn'iljmt mnd)eii. 
 
 Ren<»^vn, v. a. ^ in Shif bringrn. 
 
 Renowned, renuund , adj. (for) 
 berii 1)111 1 iipegnn. 
 
 Renownedly, renoun'edle, adt. 
 init 9Jiil)in, riil)nilic^. To act -, ftd) eineu 
 'Tinmen cnyfrben. 
 
 RenO'\%'nedneSS , renoun'ednes, 
 3. tic <15iriil)nui)i'it. ^iberu()mt. 
 
 RenO\%'nleSS, renonu'les. adj. UU» 
 
 Rent, rent, s. I. fiT 9Ci6, tie ^£pal^f, 
 fer JiJriid), ^Ut). 2. i tie Irciiiiung, bet 
 
 2. A rent in the church. WhitB. 
 
 Rent, I), a. jcrreigen, f. to Rend. 
 -pp. II. pravt. P. Rend. 
 
 Rent, V- a. t rd)reicn, bruQeii, (<lv< 
 men , \. to Rant, 
 
 Rent, (fr. rente) $. I. tie 9Jeitt«, brt« 
 ^infi'mmeu, tie G-infiMitre. 2. bie Witi\)t, 
 ter -JWieff)4,u*, 3i»*. 
 
 1 
 
 
FAte, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, mhvc, nir, jjSt, 6'l, cl6iy. Tnhe, frth. fAlI. l//in. TFIis. 775 
 
 REN 
 
 Renerved rent, bre \>0t1>tf)a(Unt 9ifntt. 
 - arrear, [^«t)tif\>r.] rucfilniibig* *3J?ifr^f 
 linr 9l6(lift«. Rents of assize , f. quit- 
 rent*. White -1, 3i"ff» in ©ilbcrlg<t^) 
 }ll fntri(t)tfii. Black -» . Pb. black niitil. 
 SiiiffM , ill flfriiigfreii ?0?riii}|prten obfr in 
 grDhiirii beifflji'iib. Fee- farm- rent, 3iii> 
 fcii iHMi eiiieiii G-rbjiiiffefjen. 
 
 Re n t- c li M rg e, ber &rbjin4. —-roll. 
 im 3iiiC'l)iict),3iiirf"^»t'), 23frji'icftiii6 berG'iii. 
 ffinftf. --»eck, trorfiTie 3i"rfn. --ser- 
 vice, bfr Wnmbjiii*. --«tock, 9Ib(jnbfii 
 in -JiiUiirnlirii, ^riicttijillttn. 
 
 Rf^nt, 0. a. 1. nntttjtn, padjttn. 1. 
 (to) i>frp.i(t>teii , permiftljen (an). 3. ViT> 
 liiii'rii. 
 
 Rent , V. H. fi<1) i>rrniirtf)(n , ft(f) vn 
 pacbttn . i'friiiiftl)ft, ucrp>i(t)t(t lutrben cbrr 
 frill; fid) I'frjiiiKii. 
 
 An estate rent* for 500 dnll.trs a year, 
 fill 0>i!t rrnflt j<i()rii<t (fiiirii ^iic{)t »dii) 500 
 Dp!Iiir#. (bnr, uermirrljbiir. 
 
 Rcilf »ble V rent'abl, arlj. iliirlt)> 
 
 Reiiing'e) rem-ije, «. tb(r(^IRieti)0 
 Sill*. 
 
 Rental, rem'al. «. bai 3i»^rri)!)1rr' 
 5\n6i , 3ni|Vii6ii(f) , SiiiffiU'trificftiiiS. — 
 Rentnlem, Db. kindly tenants, (^rbpacf): 
 trr, bit fill Rental-right, fiiit 9Irt (frb- 
 piidit iiiii rinrii gtriiini'ii 3iii9 I}>i6tn. 
 
 Renter, reniur. t. I. btr 3iiiffr. 
 3iiifilf&tr, 3'"*', 'TOtf thniniiii , 'jpatbtfr. 2. 
 brr Kiiitiifr, 3in*l)fbfr. 
 
 Rrnier- warden, ber 9?fntlllf iflff. 
 
 Renter, ifr. lentraire) c. a. (bri 
 €d):ifircrii , Sfirffrliiiirii) nii|logfii, (lopfeii 
 (riiir iMinrr ^iihr nintferiu. 
 
 Renlerer, ren'tiirur. t. (Fiiifr, 
 brr Sti'pf> , Sfi'Bi, "Jliiilpeimljtt iiiotftt, (idt 
 Mitr •)Iii|1p6cii bffrf)iittiiit. 
 
 Rentering;-, reu'iuiing, «. bit 91iii 
 flvf;: 'Sii'6'. €tiptn.iht. 
 
 Renumer»t«, r^nd'iuerite, (I.) 
 ». a ll'ir^^■r iiihlfii. 
 
 Reillincintion, rjnunshei'shi'n. 
 (liU.) «. 1. btf 95iT4i(()tlniliiii(j, (5-iitrngiiii(], 
 biT aStriit^t. 2. bit Srrlnugiiunfl. 3. bif 9ib. 
 fiijl 1111(1- 
 
 RenverRff , renverse', (fr. renrer- 
 »er) p. a. f iiiiirfl)rfii, iiinilurjeii. 
 
 Renversed, pfrffhrt. 
 
 R«»nverse, ndi. \S?<Tli.] gffturit 
 
 Reobtniii, reobiikne', v. a. iviebcr 
 f Iii;i(ifii. 
 
 Reobtainable, riobtine'abl. mlj 
 tvifPfr triiiiigt ivrrbtii foniienb, ivitbtr jii 
 rriiiiKifii. 
 
 Reoppose, r^nppAze', V. a. (&i 
 nriii K.) micber tiit<if(ifn|V»)fii; (irf) (C'liifiu 
 If.) loifbrr fiifgfflfii itrdfii, firf) (il}tii) <iii'^ 
 9?fiir luibmr^fii, (G-iiifiu) wifbrr, ntif« 5itiif 
 fiir.if<)en flrheii. 
 
 Reordain, re^rdine', r. a. 1. ivi(> 
 brr i-trorbiifii. 2. luirbtr fiiifi'iljreii, ivifbrr, 
 ni'd)iiiolf uicihcii, Brbiiiirfii (Wriillidic). 
 
 Reor(linatI«>n , r^oidena'shun . 
 «. bie iipdjmaligf 20filjiiiig, a33itl;c ob. Dv^ 
 binoftpii. 
 
 Reorfpanization, re<)rgaiie/.A'- 
 sliiHi ■ «. bie 1i5ifbiTciiirid)riiii(i, IDiiTerflfi 
 flnitiiiifl , 9fforqiiiiiriiriiiii (p. Inippeii jo. 
 
 Reorgauise, redr'ganke, ». a. 
 
 KEP 
 
 luifbfr finri(l)ffn , roicbrr (jfilnltrn , rror 
 (jnnillrfM. 
 
 Repacify, ripa*'«ef{. p. a. luiebft 
 bfriinfriiirii , i'rr(T>l)iieti; ben gfi'l*'" » ''•' 
 9?iifif toifbrr l)rrKr(lfii in . . . 
 
 Repack , r^pak', v. a. iimp>irfeii, 
 
 nilf:- '?7c'ill' Pilrfi'll. 
 
 Repack er,repak'i'ir,».bfrllmpiirfcr. 
 
 Repacking', repak'ng, t. bif Uni> 
 pocfling. 
 
 R«*puir, ripire'. (Int. reparo) p. n. 
 1. ' iv'ifber erliitiiifti- 2. a) ( IViirffii ir. i 
 niifbrfTrrn, luifbtr Ijfrflfflcn, rtrtiiiirirfii, re- 
 pnrinn; prrjiiniiirrn vSrtiifff it.), bi niit> 
 fnutfn. e) rtiifpiiijfn, riTpiitjrn. d) ntxtr 
 fudcn, oiifbffTirn <finf 33rrf<f)f k). 3. i a) 
 n'ifrfrf)fril«flfn , (finrr ©ii(fei) luirbtr oiif 
 lifli'rn, (fie) bffffrn. b) Pfrbcffrrn ; ivitfi-r 
 f.minirtn 'Rrftftt), ipifbrr fpiiiiiifn )ii OXrM 
 :ci\) , fri)(iiijiii. c> rnVtifii, ivifPrr tjiir mi«1: 
 <btn. iDifbrr finpfina««. d) bfilfn. ei prr; 
 jiliiflfn, rriifnrrn. 9mak. 
 
 3. a) Temperance and diet may rep<4il 
 a broken or enfeebled constitution. 
 
 It niiicli repairs nie to talk of etc. 
 ■f tt prrjiiiigt mit^ gait), mtnn i(t> Pi>n 2c. 
 rrbf. 
 
 Repair, «■ I. blr Qlii^brffrnnKt, <*Sir: 
 Pfrlirri^flliiiifl, 9icpnrntiir; pL Repaii* 
 •Jlii«bf(7friin(i#fi)itrn. 2. l a) bif "ICifbfr 
 l)frftffliinfl. b) <nii(t Im pi.) in (Srf.itj. 
 
 In good repair, in (giitfni) b<lii(i>tfm 
 3n(liinPf obfr Sfiinbf , n)oI)lgfI)nlrfn. Oui 
 of -s. brtiihidig ; abflnriiTfn. 
 
 Repair, i fr. rtpairer) ». II. 1. (toi 
 fitf> brgebfn, fi<t) i>frfi'iiifn <jm, in, not*, nii>, 
 ijff)fii, i)U\(\ti)tn. 2. i (to) flit iBfnben (an). 
 3. iirti aiif'.iiKttn. 
 
 Repair, «. I. brr ^liiffiitt^aft. [<!Daib- 
 tnfpr.l brt* Sngrr. 2. (to* iai i5>ingfl)fii, 
 Birti.SJrrfugfn (an, nadj). 3. itr Crt brr 
 Siifamnifiiriiiift. Shak. 
 
 2. The king sent a proclamation for 'heir 
 repair to their houses, bcr it&iii>l 
 fnnbtf f iiif '^Srpflaiiiatipii , bag ilf |tct> nacb 
 i^aiiff bfflfbfii fpfltrn. 
 
 Repairable, ripire'abl. adj. I. 
 nii^gibi'lKrt lUfrBfii f6ulKll^, nupinbrfffrn 
 1. lurbilTfrlirt). 3. fri'tOlict) , fl* frfftj'"' ''V'^ 
 feiib; lid) ipifbcr giir ni.id)fn liifyciib. 
 
 Repairer, ripire'iir. «. I. brr 
 ■)lii6t<iffirer, i^i'nl.tUr, <Il5'fbfrl)frilftlfr. 2. 
 i ber -lUifbfrljfrilcnrr; G-iiier, ber ©iiuaf 
 mieber gut inadjt , tuifbrr fiiitTiiigt. 3. ber 
 B.iiiiu«iirfr. 
 
 Repairint;-place, ripire'ng- 
 plA-e. *. tir Siiraiiiineiifunftiort, ©amniel; 
 pirtO. ba^ 5{euPi'ii'0ii«. (aiifgerctjiuritr. 
 
 Repanil, lepand'. Har.) tulj- l23pt.] 
 
 RepandftUM, remand us, aiij. 
 riinr rrti.ibrii, rfirfiinirte c^rboiien. 
 
 Reparable, rep paiahl, (l<\t.) ad). 
 
 I. aii«jiibr|7ern , ll>le^f^ l)er<ieilrflr luerbeii 
 
 fpniieiib. 2. i a) rriVijlid), fid) eriVijeii Uih 
 
 iiD. b) mieber gut grmad)r lurroni foiiiieiiP. 
 
 fid) luiebrr gut luadji-n liiffcnb. 
 
 To be reparable, ailigtbrffiTt , rf; 
 parirt iiifrbeii fpiiiiPii. 
 
 Reparably, rcp'parable. adv. Olll 
 oiiif 2BiM|V. ba einc '3{i'paraiiir, 'JluibfiTirmig, 
 -Il5ifbfrl)frile(liiiig, 95ergfiriiiig , fin (itm;, 
 mpglikt) ifi, frfe^licti. perociicrU^). 
 
 REP 
 
 Reparation, reppaii'shun. «. I. 
 
 ^•» ■i!Iiift>i|7rniH(i (finer ■iM-rKft' :(.), >H3ifbtr« 
 hfriledimg ; »3lii#befferiiiig#foi1eii. 2. la) bie 
 ■lUiefiThrrilediiiiii, 5?ofTfriiiig, tni ^IDiebrrs 
 raiiiiiiflii iv. ^riifreii ici. b) bie (SriV^mig. 
 c) ^f^^e(^abell:!(5■rf^lfJ,bie2}l■rgl"lrllng, &ntt 
 rdjiieigiuig. d) bie PSeiiiigtI)iiuiig. 
 2. a) The reparation of decaying health 
 or sirengrli afier disease or exlinuitlon. 
 
 To make (any one) reparation, (C^(< 
 neiii) (Srfa^ leiile n , (iJemigthiiiing geOen. - 
 of honor, bif d'hreiuTfliirimg. A loss too 
 great for -, fin iinrnftjl'arer iBerliiil, fin 
 •^frliift, ber )n grpg ifl, iM6 bag fr luifbet 
 ritiiirl'r.idir, tnVQr werbeii foiiiire. 
 
 Reparative, rcpar'ral'v, a<</. I. 
 aii^tfiTiTiiD. 2. i pfrbefferiib , vtrguttnb, 
 riitrdJ.ibigeiib, ^rfa^ Iei|1enb. 
 
 Reparative, s. fai, mat aui* 
 hriTirr, fie ■Jtiii-bcfferiiiig; bfr (Trratj, bit &f 
 iiiigrhniiiig, 95er.ii'itiiiig. 
 
 Repartee, reppart^^', (fr. repartie) 
 4. Me rdjnede. panenbf , geiuaiibtf, beifienbe, 
 iVi^igr iS!iitn)ort, 0)fOfnantivprt, S'riviebe* 
 rnng. 
 
 To be quick In onti's repartee s, gleic^ 
 fiiif paffenbf (friuiebfrung in 93frfirrd)aft 
 (jiiben. 
 
 Repartee, c n. fd)iiefl nnb gtmanbt, 
 fpir.i.i, I'lift lib oMtmiirfrii, fnuifberii. 
 
 Repartition, r^panish'un, «. bie- 
 I'frljSltiiiOmniJige iOertljeilung , 'Jfepartition ; 
 '•IDiebfrriiitl)eilung. (niagig Pfrfl)rilen. 
 
 To make a repartition. pcrl)iiltni0> 
 
 Repass, rcpas', v.a. (fine ^brutfe ]C.) 
 luiefer, nod) eiiimal, von •Reiiem uberreiten, 
 6if>il)rfn, ubcrfiibrfn, p.iiuren , repaiilrrn ; 
 ii'ifber gfhfn fiber ... ob. biird).-, luifbft 
 fahreii fiber .., loieber fe^en iltfr ... 
 
 Repass, v. n. )iiril(fgel)en, juriStfs 
 fpiiinieii, ivirber Ob. I'on iJicuein biird)gtf)eii, 
 biird)fotninfn, pprubrr ob. porbfi gcl^en, uor» 
 bfi rf. ivruber jirfjeii. 
 
 Repassable, repas'sabl. adj. ivifi 
 biT 111 brtretfn, jn 6einl)ren, jn bereifen. 
 
 RcrpaMt, repast', (fr. rcpas) t. I. 
 bas 0)J.il)I, bif Waljljeit. 2. bie ©peife, Qt* 
 ma6 ju liTen. Shak. Onibii. 
 
 A light repast, tin 3n'iri'f)fnn>al)(, 
 
 Repast, t>. a. fpcireii, fiirrcrii. 
 
 Repasture, repas'tshilre, «. t 
 bie -W.itjiifit, ia6 Wailmaljl. 
 
 Repay, repA', (fr. repayer) ». a. 
 I. miefter beja^len , jiirilrfibe)ial)Ieii, abtrn* 
 gen (Sd)iilbtn) ; nod) einnial bejaljlen. 2. f a), 
 oergelren, erffnnfn , frmiibtrii , belr^nfti. 
 b) erff^en. 3. Qintu (burd) 3urri(fia!)liing) 
 befriebigen. I fid) erl)Pleii, 
 
 To repay one's self, fid) rd)aMOs l)ii|tcil, 
 
 Repayable, ripA'Sbi, mlj. I. a>i«» 
 ber \n l<e\iil)len, jiiril(fjiijaf)leii. 2. erifttlict). 
 
 Repayment, lepa meni. «■ I. bie 
 <!Dirberbeial)iiiiig, 'Jin(f' . 3iiriicfial)lnng.- *. 
 bag TCifberbfjaljIte, brr 'Mbirag. 
 
 Repeal, ropele'. ifr. lappeler) r. a. 
 l.*iiiriii-friiftn, jiirilrtberiirVn. Shak. 2. ta> 
 luibemifen, nbrd)afffn, anflje&eii (fin Qic\t^ 
 ic). b) hobeii (3ii'cifel it.). 
 
 Repeal, t. I. t bie 3iir>'i<f6^i^><f>i"9' 
 Siiriicfriifnug. Shak. 2. f a; bcr iSJiDerriif, 
 bic >Uiifl)cbiing, 9UMM)tifTiiii.i (p. OlciVyen it >. 
 l») Imobmif eSffct). Q»al.\ bit •Jliifi;ebuM|| 
 
776 FaJe, far, fall. fat. M^. met. Fine, f'n. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il. cloud. Tube, tub. fnll. t//in. I'lUn. 
 
 KEP 
 
 6et (po(ittrd)tii) Uiiipn jivifcfteii (?l1g[nn^ uni 
 ^Tlciwi imrcr eiiicm ^-^arliiiueiite. 
 
 Repealaliiiity, lepclcainl'^ce. *. 
 Me 2l5ifiTriip[ict)ffit. 
 
 Repeulable, rcpcleabl, adj. mi 
 bemiftid). To be -, flbflcrrtjufft, flufaelji-bm 
 jv)cr6eii fbiiiien. 
 
 Repealer, rejelrur, #. I. ©iiier, 
 tev luifcrruft, al?|"i1)iiffr, lUifnebr. 2. [nu^Deriu- 
 ©efct). ©iiflLJ ber >JJiii)an.ier ^l•r 5liifi!ftiui«i 
 ber pDlitifd)en lUiwn (i-\\(\Umi}6 ii. ^'^''^i'^* 
 
 Repealinjf, rcpcle uig, * eie 5H}i 
 berriit'uiifl, 'Jlufljebiiiui. 
 
 Repeat, rcpete'. (Int. repeto) e. a 
 1. vute!)erl)iilcn. 2. hi-rrngeii, ecrtragen. 
 
 Te repeat signals, ('TOiir.] ^ie Sifllinlf 
 bc& 5l6tnirftlfcJ)ijfi-^ iDieDerljolcu. To - a sig- 
 nal, [«)7Jiir.] etii ©igunl nod) einninl iniicl)en, 
 wieberf)Dlen. To - a danger, f (id) iiort): 
 mali in eine ®efnfjr btQtbtn. Repeating 
 ship, f. Repeater, ?Jtr. 2. Repeating 
 watch, tie 9?epeiiriil)r. 
 
 Repeat, ». l. bie <Q3ieb(rf)Dliing. 2. 
 [•TOiii".] bn5 SS5ii!6frl)n[iiH(i«ieirf)e!i. 
 
 Repeatedly, repAtcdIe, adv. mit' 
 btr^olt, iiifljrmnlS, ju luieberholteii *JKnIeii, 
 tio^ einniiber. 
 
 Repeater, repe'tur,*. l.berSCif&tr.- 
 !)o(er. 2. [*CTnr.] cin in t>er 9tnl)e be* 516= 
 Biir<ili"d)iffe6 (td) brftuBctibcS iinb beffeii 6ig: 
 note t»tc!)crf)Plenbt« ©(l)ijf. 3. [lll;rniad).] bio 
 5?epetlnil)r. 
 
 Repedation, reped&'shun, (neii: 
 Int. repedo) *. f t>tt '.Hilcfgaiig. More. 
 
 Repeek, icpcek', (fr. repic> s. 
 ['iPitctfp.J ber 9teiiiiiigct. - v. n. eiiiEn 
 9iciiniiger niad)fn. 
 
 Repel, leplr, ((at. repello) o. a. 1. 
 |nru(f|loBeii , jiirilcftreiben; nblciftii, nblinl. 
 ttn, pnriren (@treid)e). 2. t a) jiiriicfmel 
 fen. b) nieberrd)laficn , jrrtljeilen (bie ^i^e 
 It.). 3. jiinlcfrrfiten, jiirijrfrdjliigeii (gfiiibe 
 It.). 4. i wiberlcgen ((Siiiiviirfe). 
 
 Repel, V. n. I. [^t)Df.] jnri'i(fftogen 
 (tntgegeii luirfeu). 2. CTOeb.J beni SuftniTt 
 tint6 Jliiibuni* nad) einetn bfi'cubern Il)eiie 
 vorbeiigen, iiirtidtreibenbe '^ittel ob. Qtiif> 
 fd)lnge aumetiben. 
 
 Repelling power, [^()l)f.) bit S'lriirf: 
 flrpmifl5=, StcpiujiiiMi^frnft. 
 
 Repellency, repll'lensi , «. l. 
 tit jiiriicf|lo6.'iiCc (i-igeurd)nfi. 2. bie jururf: 
 treiftenbe G-iflcnfd)(ift. 3. [^I)i)r.] bnfi SJepiil: 
 fion^prinjlp , bie jertfieilenoe, nii^bel)iienbe 
 ©iflcnfd)nft, bn* 91ii6bf;;iiiiiigfuertuogen. 
 
 Repelleut, repellent, adj iurilcf: 
 
 (liigftib. 
 
 Repellent, «. [TOeb.] bn« jiin'irf. 
 treibenbc TOittel , ber iuriicftrcibenbc 2liif^ 
 frf)J.ig. 
 
 Repeller, riplriiir, «. ©iner, ber, 
 ta6, lyn* jururfi'logt , jiirtlrfrreibt, jiiri'icf! 
 fcf)(ngt. (fricd)euo (^IBuriel :c >. 
 
 Repent, re'pent, (lat. repo) adj. 
 'Repent, repent', (fr. repeniir> v. n. 
 I. (of) (Jtii).i6 berciien, ftd) reiien Inffeii, 
 9?eiic empfinben (ilber (Srmn*); (that) e6 be» 
 rriien (bag). 2. 9{cue niipern. 3. [Xl;eol.] 
 JBiige tljiin. 
 
 1 repe nt of it, e£ tenet midi. 
 
 Repent, v. a. I. benuen. 2. * 
 V. recipr. To - one's self of .., C^troni^ 
 
 KEP 
 
 bcreiien. He repented himself, ti reuete 
 i^M, er bertuere e6, U Iljat il)in leiD. No 
 man repented liim of Ins wickedneks, || 
 feiiier i|l, bein |"ctne aSo&fjeit leib ware. 
 
 li repe n ts nie, I— it. e6 reuet mid). 
 
 Repentance, lepent ause. iff. 
 S33.I *• 1. bie 'Xeue. 2. ( lijeol.J bie 2?uee. 
 
 Repentant, lepemaut. adj. I. 
 nuig. 2. biipterrig. 3. Jfciie aii^briicfeiiti 
 Ob. anjiigcnD; -tears, iljrAuen ber 3(eut; 
 - sigii.',. vBeiitjer ber Jieut. 
 
 Repentant, *. I. ©iner, ber Dicue 
 empfiiiCti. '2. ber reuige, biiBiVrtige «iiitber. 
 
 Repenter, repent lir , *. Q-uut, 
 ber rirciH't. Ireiiig. 
 
 Repentingiy, replnt'ingle, adv. 
 
 Repeople, lepee pi. (fr.repeuplet; 
 V. a. luicbiT, aiif» 'Jieiif, von 'JJeuem beyol.- 
 fern. — RepeopUng, i. bie SSSicber: 
 bei'olferuug. 
 
 ReperCU8.S, reperkus'. (Iflt.) V. a. 
 junicf ih'tjeii , [-JJieb.j jiiriuftieit'en, l$l)i)f.J 
 jiin'irfiucrfen, iuriirfpranen. 
 
 RepercusMiun, repeikusli'un, t. 
 1.+ [-W.eb.J bie 3urucftrcibiiiig; I'JSljDi'.J Du 
 Suriirfiverfiing , 3iticfpra(Iiitig, afipcrCiiHUMi 
 (be* Sd)aUe6 jc.;. 2. ['))hi|'.J bic ^6|■ttrc; 
 ■Ji)iebfrl;cliing (re(]\'lbeii iuti*). 
 
 RepercuKSi\e, icpeikus'siv, «<{; 
 1. iuriicfilDpeiib, l-lU'eb.j jiirucftrnbeub. 2. 
 iiiritcfiufrfetib, loiebertjalleiib lijelieii to. 3. 
 jiiriirfgtujorfeit. [jiiriicftreibeiibe -ilHitri:!. 
 
 RepercMSsive, «. * I'JJJib.J bm 
 
 Repercute, reperkuie', v. a. )'. 
 R. e p e r c u s s. 
 
 Repertory, rep'plnuie, (lat.) *. 
 I. b<[i Jiiib: , g-iiiiOs, 9iad)rd)iagt'bud), luih 
 reiifrt)af[l/c^e ©ad)ri'gi|lfr, ilieptrtoriiim. 2. 
 i bit (Jimbgnibe, 9Sorrarl)6faiuiner. 
 
 Repetend, repetend', (lat. repe- 
 lenduii ; t. bie beftatibig n)teberrel;reiibeii 
 Dejiniiilfliden, DfjiiUiUjaljlen. 
 
 Repetition, lepeusliun, (lat.) t. 
 I. bie ii5icbtrl;i>uiiig. 2. l-Muf. u. Dfljet.j 
 die 2Cieberl)oluiig. 3. f bie ^robe, 2>or^ 
 libnitg. 4. bie 2Bieber()oliing, (i-ni)al;miiig. 
 5. ba6 (au^iuenbig) ^erfagen. 
 
 Tlie fi'cqiieni repetition of aliment. 
 ber iuictiert)i'lte (yeiiup uoti ^laljniug. 
 
 Repetitional, repciishunal, I 
 
 Repetitionary, rep&iisii'iinaie,^ 
 adj. "t luiebcrljuleub, tiiie iJDieberl;i)liing ciiti 
 l)aireiib. 
 
 Repine, repine', v. n. 1. (at, 
 
 againsi) 25crbnig cuipfinDeii , niurreii, iiiu 
 iiiillig, iiiigi'ergiulgt fern, fid) argent, unjiu 
 frieben fetii (I'iber). 2. (at; a> (5-tiua6 mir 
 S5erbrn@ |'et)en, beiieiben, iniggoiiiten. b; fid)- 
 (SriuaS gereuen Mfi'i'n fid) graincn I'lber ... 
 
 He repines at your good fortune, etier 
 ®(ilcf I'erbriegt i(;ii. He -» at it, e* renet 
 1)11. Tlie fines Imposed were the more 
 repined against, because etc., bie atlf: 
 gelegren ®i'Ibftrafeii crregteu uin (o ineljr 
 Unjiilriebeiiljcit, ba :c. 
 
 Repiner, repins'ur, «. (against) 
 berUiijiifriebeue (init;, *))fi^uerflnrigte, *)Kur> 
 renbe; Weiber. 
 
 Repining', repine ing, adj. gram 
 lid), iiiiBi)iiii|liii, mib'i'i'rgm'igt. 
 
 Repiniiig^ly,! epine'iugle, 'irf».ini@ 
 ivillig, tnit '3}?ucreu. 
 
 liEP 
 
 Replace, replase'. (fr. replacer, 
 V. a. I. ail feiiien uongcii Orr, an feme po» 
 rige ©cede luicber l)ui|lilleii , iDieber l)in» 
 leijen. 2. l a; (in) luieber eiufetjen tin), 
 b) crfetjen, luieber erfeijen, i-nnitfjaljirii, 
 l)iimjni)ien. 3. an cinen niibi'rn .Crt ildleiij 
 (111) i'eri"ei)in, wie;ei- urrajeii (in, iiad)). 
 
 Repittceiiient , repla^e ment. t 
 1. bae ikiiebirijiuftideu , iOuberljaifetjcn. 2 
 t bie (vrrctjitiig, "HJicDfrerreyiiiifl. 
 
 Replait, replate'. v. a. luii'ber fatten. 
 
 Replant, leplant', V. a. luieber ober 
 aiife 9iriie ppanjen, I'trpftO'ijeii, i>enV^en, 
 umpflaiijfii. iPerppaiii! lueibeu tuiiiienb. 
 
 Repiantable, rcpiajnabl. adj. 
 
 Replantation, leptanra siiun, «. 
 bic SijieiHTpjlaiijuiig, SSirpflaujiing. 
 
 Replead, repicde', v. a. Ob. V. n. 
 luiccer, nod) eiiimol, I'oii 3ieiieiii uor (^Jttidjt 
 oortvageii, ofrrljiibigeii, indDircii. 
 
 Repleader, icpiede'iir, *. [9?fd)t«» 
 fpr.i bi\6 iiodjuuilige iSortiageii uor fflerii»)t, 
 ber nod)niaiiiie aSortrag. Blackstome. 
 
 Repleni.sil, leplen'ulsli, (lat. re- 
 pleo)«. «. 1. liilleii, fliifiiUeii. 2. f oolleiiben. 
 
 Replenislied wiili .., po(l von ... 
 
 Replenisli, v. n. " \id) aiMulien, 
 Bie uorige ^uiii eriaiigcn, fid) luiober fammeln. 
 
 Replenislier, lepieu nislmr, «. 
 (S'iiii'r, ber autullt. — Replen'isiiment, 
 1. t bie aiiiiiifluug, (STfiiilimfl. 
 
 Replete, repleic , (lat.) adj. uofl, 
 angeiiidt. 
 
 Words replete with guile, 2Corte ooH 
 ■•Jlrgltlt. Bodies - witli humors, uolifafitge 
 Uorper. 
 
 Repletion, repic'sliun, t. 1. bie 
 aSollljeii, UebiriiiUe, >21iiiiiliiuig. 2. [OKeb.J 
 bie SSodiaftigfeit. [niifiiiienb. 
 
 Repletive, replei'v, adj. fiidenb, 
 
 Repleviabie, leplev'veabl, > 
 
 Replevi.sable, lepley've-tabl, f J 
 adi. loieber aiiss, emgeloei loerbeii fijiiiieiie, 
 eiiijiiliifen, an^iitliireii, luiebtr ju erlaiigen. 
 
 Replevin, leplev'vu. (f. Reple v y) 
 *. l3Jid)i6fpr.] 1. bie ©iuliifiiiig, *2lii6ibfiina 
 eine6\JJfanbeBUiiteri£id)ert)cit5iUdiiug. 2. bie 
 ^ajiebereinre^img in gepfaubete? (rigcntljuin. 
 3. ber 23efe^I eb. 2S5rit, luoburd) cin gerict)t» 
 lidjet S8erd)iafl luieber aufgeljoben luirb. 
 
 Deputies tor replevin, .^omiUliTiivien, 
 bie bein (S-'igentlji'imer bie $faiiC(liirfe iiiitet 
 Sid)fi:^ett6|lediing atif rid)tsrlid)e (S-iitf4)ei» 
 Diing juriirfgeben. 
 
 Replevy, ripllv've, (nud) Re 
 plev'ia; CO. re ii. pledge, norm, plegg ob. 
 plevy) t>.o. [S>?cc{)t^rpr.) oon beni aufgelegteu 
 23efd)lag bcfreten , bn\ gcrid)tlic()en a3efd)lafl 
 Ob. 9irrcft aitfl;eben, luieber frci madjen, loici 
 ber erl)alcen, emliireii, au^lofen; vob. and)) 
 gegen ©id)eri)eit ob. geleiilete Siirgfcijaff jn» 
 riirf :, freigebeii. 
 
 Replication, rlppleka'shun, (Int.) 
 
 I. t ber 2UieDerl)ad. Siiak. 2. bie aitit* 
 luort, ©noiebcrnng; [9{i'il)t6ipr.] bie 3{epiif, 
 ®egenantiuort, (S-noieberiing6rd)rifc. 
 
 Replier, lepii ur, t. (^iner, ber \^nU 
 iBcrtet, enuiefcrt, ber Slntiuortcnbe , S'riuie* 
 berube, (S-uier, ber eine (Sriuieberunfl, 9{eplif 
 fd)rfibt. 
 
 Reply, repli', (Jat. replico; fr. repli- 
 quer) v. m. 1. aiiciuocteni ccivieberii» (upon; 
 
Faif. far. fall. fat. Mft. meL Fine. fin. Tib, movp, n(^r, siot. 6\l. rioi'ni. Ti\be. «iil>. ffill. i/,in. Tllis. 777 
 
 iiEF 
 
 (GiiKin) (nfijegnfii. 3. II (against) nd>ten 
 (mio. 3. I difd^reiVr. ] (to) niitmorteii, rcpli> 
 |irtn , erlutf^er^ , leine Ckijriirtiuiuprt (jcbfu 
 (iiiifi. [trn, enuieterii. 2. t luiePfrtjolcn. 
 
 Ileply^ D. a. 1. aiitivcrtcii, beautivrr: 
 
 Heply, (fr. re'plique) t. I. He 'lliit> 
 ivPTt. (SriLiePening, 6Je,ieiiiintiuorr, Bae *Unt: 
 wort.-rctjriitjeii. 2. tie O)e(ifiiiiiitiuort, 6er 
 auiPcrlifliiiujsbrief, 6ie 0)fijen|'d)rir't. 
 
 Ill reply to.., ill &riuirtcriiii>i nuf... 
 
 Repolisll, riporlisli, (fc. rcpolir) 
 r. a. iviecer Qldttei), {^dirteii, priireii cter 
 oii^piiljm. I*. l!8ot.] tit SJnpinijfl. 
 
 llepoiicef rep'puime, (fr. raiponee) 
 
 Ifeport, lepoit', (lilt, reporlo) e. a. 
 1. (I ober t' Jiirucfbriiigen. 2. 1 jiiriirfiie. 
 tfii, luitDiThrtdfH mndjfii. Bacos. 3. i «) 
 III (bDi>n, guteii) 9(iif bringen. b) Qiwtn 
 frfliirm ol6... c) bitiditeii, frial}ltii. d) 
 tt'lrtcr I'liafii, otrbreiren, nii^faflrii. e) bt> 
 rid)tirii, iiorcrnom, refcrlreii, !8i:ri4>t erflatteii 
 Ob. nb|l>uteit (uber S'tiva^). 
 3. t) Tlie (ecrelary of the (reaiiury re- 
 ports to congress annufilly the amount 
 of revenue and expenditure. Wcbstcr. 
 
 To be reported, (Db. geiuul)))!.) to be 
 reported of.., ill cincm (gut<n, bpfrii) 
 9lu|V (lel}eu. Well - ed of, ill - ed of, in 
 ciiicm giitrii 9{iife (lef}eiib, ubfl bcn'idjtiiir. 
 It is - ed, man faat, t6 gd^t ta6 Oitruibt. 
 ti l)(ifit. Tiiat (liou and llie Jews lliink to 
 rrbel, is - ed, t6 t)t\Bt , iiinii fagt, bu u. 
 tie Ouffii weiUt tiid) tniportii. To - ill of 
 any one. lli'bled rebcii l>uii &in(m , ^itieiii 
 Sbbiti iiiidjreCtii, nnd)rrtgeii. It shall be -ed 
 to tlie king, ti ioU t)i>r bttt fioiiig foiiimrii. 
 
 Report, V. n. I. (ineii eb. feiiirn 
 S5i'rid)( ir|l>i[[eii, abflntteii, beri4>t(ii, reftrii 
 mi. 'i. fiianeii. 
 1. The coiuniittee will report at twelve 
 o'clock. 
 
 Report, <. 1. bcr ftiind (einrr $i' 
 (lolf u.) , £.(t>att. 1- b<\6 Qitrudit. 3. bfr 
 9{iil. 3J<'.iiie. 4. a) b<r*£erid)t (bie iWiidjriAt). 
 li) bie'^<rid)ttrilattiiiig. SJtIrttioM. c)[Hect>ti^' 
 fpr. ] bet !bfri(fet uber 9{eit)ttfin(le. d > pi. 
 Reports. S>uiiiiiliiiigrii viMi 9{i;(bt^rpruil)rii, 
 9lf(i-ii. 5. (Si'diu.) bit 'iiiigabe, 2eriariUu>ii. 
 b. \liUt Reporter. Shak. 
 
 To gel one's self a good report, fui) 
 fiiicii giireii 97iimeii iiiii(t)en. To make -, 
 S8iTid)t crfliifrfii, berictteii. 
 
 Itepurter, leporiur. t. I. ber &ri 
 latfUT. i. brr 5kri(l)rrr, ^fffrreiit, IBrricfir: 
 errtutter, ^ericfttinbilnrter. 3. 1 9ifrt)r6iVr ) 
 ©lucr, brr Tiber rut d)itbfiic 3{ i eft ro Mile bt' 
 tid)((t, Ob. >£amiiiliiii.)(ii i<i>ii 9{i;t1)t^iVri'i(t)rii 
 trraiiil.ilref. 4. [luebeni. .3''"""<l*>i'- 1 ber 
 Sfeierfiit. [beiii (i)eri'id)t( ii.iii). 
 
 Hi*p«>rtin|;ly V r^p^rt'ingU, adv. 
 
 RepUHt&l, lepozal. «. ba6 Se^eii, 
 i?rgeii. - ot trust, bie '^eiiiiefjuiio be6 6>l>ui> 
 ttwi. 
 
 Would the reposal of any trust, virtue. 
 or woriti in tliee. make thy words faith'd. 
 ii'urbe, (veiiii mnii SBcrtroiien in bi(t) fetjte, 
 bir Iiigenb ob. SUertt) bei.iinge, bie< beiiieii 
 yUorteii (5)lrtiibeii I'lTfdji-.ffen ? Shak. 
 
 Hep<»8HIIce, ripo'zause, «. f bai 
 Bcrrr.iiieii. 
 
 RepOMe, rep&ze', (Int. repono) v. a. 
 I. |ur 9iut)e legen. 2. tS^tivai Ki)0\):\\ fe^eii, j 
 
 KEP 
 
 rac>f)in Itqtn. 3. nifberlegen. 
 2. Pebbles repoxed in cliff's, in Jtlippen 
 liegenbe, tiiifbeiuiil^rte (Striiie. 
 
 To repose one's keif, riiljeii, (iii^riihen. 
 To — trust or coiifi.lence in.., SS'ercrauen 
 fe^eii aiif.., 33ertriuieii f)>ibeii )n... 
 
 Repose, v. n. l. riit)en (|'(f)iafen>. 
 2. ilirgciii, (on) riiljeii (anf. 3. t (ou) fi(l> 
 ucri.iiTeu, frin Sertcaiien feQen (niifi. 
 
 Repose, (^ rrposi t. 1. bae 9?iii}en; 
 bie atiilje. 2. i bie i (yni^ee -) Wiilje. 3. bie 
 it{nl)i|leae; ['ipoei,] btr 3{iil)epuiifr; [^3)JiiI.j 
 bie 9{ul)efle(U. 4. ["Ufal. J bie Dtalje, ^nv- 
 muiiie. Ifiif) till iveiiig dCal)e guiiticn. 
 
 To take some repose, rin lueilii] TUtjeil, 
 
 RepO.*ie(IuefSN , ripiS zeiines, t. 
 (brr i>^iiiji'|l>iiib) bie Miii)t. - of miud, bie 
 @eiiiutl)^rul)e. 
 
 RepOKlt, rlpoi'/it. (lot. repono^ r. a. 
 
 1. ivieber in feiiie virige 2i>[\e briiiflen, luie 
 bcr turrd)t Irgrii, ivicber etiiri(t)trn. 2. (.i>i> 
 tegen, nicberleiten, i<rriDiil)ren (in, an). 
 
 Reposition, i^poAhun. «. I. a) 
 bie3»ret1)tliiiuiiq: [S^ir.j ^lebereinricbtnnj 
 leiiiet ^no(t)eii$). b> bie ^^erileQiing (eine6 
 .lUolbef), 2l<teberl)rr|le(lung. 2. bic 2Jerii>a|^s 
 rung. Tlicberlrgiing. 
 
 Repository, ripnx'iiuri, (int. re- 
 posiionuiu) «. 1. itor^ ber S3rrivtil)riindt-ort, 
 bai 9irpi litoriiitn, £rl)iiltni|}, bie 9?teberl>ige 
 (iiir) ; l^iiiibel) bas 2iJ.i»ireiilager. 2. i bcr 
 5Jel).ilter, bui 5Jcljiilriii6 3. ber gpeireiVtrrtiif 
 4. o bie <Stii(Uing. S. O l,\6 0')efiiiig>iid. 
 
 Repossess, I ipozzea', v. a. Gtmat 
 ivieber befit^cn, Hit) ivicbcr in Ocii ^cfi^ (eine6 
 Siuibe* jc.) resell. 
 
 To repossess one's self, fi^ mteber 
 in !Bcfi9 fe^rn, ivieter in ben SSefiQ einer 
 Siidje fointuen. -ed of.., luicber ini 93e> 
 fiyei'pn... (ber QEieberben^. 
 
 Repossession, rJpoAxekirun, «. 
 
 Rep**ur, lepure', e.a. miebec gtepen, 
 wiebtr i"i1)i"ifrcn. 
 
 Reprelieud, repprihlud', (lat.) 
 V. a. Qtw<\6, (itnen tabeln, (itmat rugeii, 
 QwtH i<i)tl:tn, (of) ^tiiea tabeln (ivegeiu, 
 G-iiiein G'Jivo^ i>eriueireii. 
 
 To reprehend any one of losory, ^t> 
 manbi Ufpuigfeit n'livn. {ber labler. 
 
 R«-preiienller, reppiihend'ur, «. 
 
 Repreiiensible, leppr^hen'sltjl, 
 ailj. iabeii)iitt, rnbeliiiiuerti), ilrnjlid), (Iriif. 
 bar. — ai'i'. R e p r e h e n ' s i b I y. tabclhafi K. 
 
 RepreheusibienesM, reppii- 
 heu'kebliie*, i. bit laH'll^itngreit, labelii^' 
 lui'irbigfeit, ©tmibarfcir. 
 
 Repreilension, repprihen'ahun, 
 «. bif 'JCugi', bcr SBcnveic, label. 
 
 Reprelieiisive , repprjhen'siv, 
 adj. 1. t<ibeiru(l)rig. 2. tabelnb, label ent> 
 l).iltenb. [a<ij. tnbeliib, Xabel cntljiiltenb. 
 
 Repreiieiisory , reppreiien'sili i. 
 
 Represent, repprexenf, (lat. re- 
 praesenio) v. a. I. f uDr|Te[len, barileflen. 
 
 2. i a) barftcflen, fd^Kbcrn, befdjreiben. b; 
 I'orjlotten, barilefleii; [lljforer ic] uorjledcn, 
 (ein IraneripicI :c.) aiiffril)rcn, gebcn. c) 
 (1l)eater] fpielrn (fine 9{otle). d) (in polit. 
 {Beriammliingen Jo uiirileflen, penreten, re; 
 praffotiren. e> (&iiicni; uorflcflcii, benreiflic^ 
 niiid>fn, {II (i)cniiitl)e ffiljren. f> [3Jcd>t6|'pr.] 
 reprafeiiciren, uertreten. 
 
 KEP 
 
 i. a) The managers of the bank at Gedsa 
 
 have been represented as a secoad 
 
 kind of senate. Addisos. 
 
 2. d) The parliament of Great Britaia 
 
 represents (he nation. 
 2. e) Represent to your son the danger 
 of an idle life or profligate company. 
 2. f) All the branches inherit the same 
 share that tlieir root, whom they re« 
 present, would have done. 
 
 Blackstosb. 
 
 Representation, reppre^enia'- 
 
 shun. ». I. bie aJorileaMiig, illbbiibiing, 6n* 
 
 »ilb. 2. Illjeatcr] a) bie iBDr|lc(liiag, 91uf. 
 
 fi'it)runfl. b) ba6 ©piclen (eiiicr Siotle), bat 
 
 Spiel. 3. bie t)arile(Iiiiig ( cines @e|'d)i(t)t» 
 
 ("d)rciber6 lo; Danlediiiig, aSorlcgnng, 95or« 
 
 jeignng, Soriueifung. 4. bie ajoriledung (St» 
 
 mal)niing). 5. [iJJolit. J a) bie Stcduertre* 
 
 tiiiig, 99crtretnng, Dicprareiitation (ba6 £Ber< 
 
 tnten). b)bie ©reducrrreter, Jdpriirentanteii, 
 
 iBolf^uertreter iali tin fcUeftioer £orper). 
 
 6. (Kedjtarpr.] bie SBerrretuiig. 
 
 5. b) It is expedient to have an able re- 
 
 presentation in both houses of 
 
 congress. Webster. 
 
 Repre8entative,reppr£^en'iativ, 
 
 adj. I. uoriledenb, bariledenb, biicilcb, I'T' 
 
 bilblicf). 2. ri'prarentatiu, (of) (Grineii) repra< 
 
 I'cncirenb, vertretenb. 
 
 Representative, «. 1. tie !8or« 
 l^ennng, bat Silb. 2. f bni S3Dr6ilb. Locrc 
 3. [2efli«l. ic] ber Stcpraientant, SBertrerer, 
 Siedoertreter. 4. [^Ccdjtpipi'.l ber iSfrtreter. 
 Repre8entativeiy,re|)piiiieni a. 
 tivle, adv. 1. biird) eiiieii SteUuertreter. 
 2. biird) SBcrtrctung, I'ertreten. 
 
 Representativeness, reppri- 
 zent'ativnes, «. bie !bilblid)feit, ber SujlaiiD 
 Ob. bie Cigcurc^aft, C^tiua^ boriii(leiien. 
 
 Spectator. 
 
 Representer, rlppii^em ur, t. 
 I. ber :Dar(leUer. 2. f bee dtrpraientant, 
 ©tetloertreter. Swut. 
 
 Representment , rlppre/ent'- 
 mint, «. bie SBorilednng, Barileduiig; b>ii 
 aSilb; bet nn§cre©(t)ein, b([t aiigrrc •!liirel)rii. 
 
 Repress, rjprls', dat. rep> imoi V. lU 
 I. unterbrurfen (eiiien 9lufriil)r jo, beinl)« 
 men, bampfen, (einer <Bn(i)e) (Iciicrn, (^inl).iU 
 ti)nn. 2. (Allien) iniSaume l^olren, baiibigrii. 
 
 Repress, «. f bit Unterbrutfuiig, 
 ber C^iiiijalt. 
 
 Represser, rtpres'sur. *. dimt, 
 ber(?ial)alt ii)ut, nntcrCriirtt, baiibigr, jiil^mt. 
 
 Repression, represhiiu, t. bit 
 tinterbriidiing (eiiied ^iitriii;cj ic), bai 
 ©teiiern, SSSc^reii, ipenimen. 
 
 Repressive,! epres'siv.a'y.ilctiernb, 
 rocl)reub, l)cmmeiib, eiul)rtlreiib,iiiii;'rbn"icfcnb ; 
 (S-iiif)alt« . . . [5liitrd)iib, bie griil. 
 
 Reprieval, repie^val. *. t bet 
 
 Reprieve, repieev', (fr. reprendre, 
 
 llPrin. repriont; altfr. re'preuver?) ». a. 1. 
 
 frljleii, (iiad) (d)on gcfadrem 'J:obc«iirti)ciIe) 
 
 (I'infni eiiie J^cijl ob. eiiien ■Jliif|d)ub geben. 
 
 i. 1 (from) a) flbjiel)en (UDii). b) (Jiiien ent» 
 
 jicljeu (bcr %-\<be to. 
 
 2. b) Company, though it may reprieve 
 
 ft man from his melancholy, yet cannot 
 
 secure a man from his conscience. 
 
 SoOTM. 
 
•ftS Fate, far, fall, fat. Mfe, met. Flnp. fin. N6, m6ve, n6r, got, 6il. cloiid. Trthe. tijb, fnll »;,in TJIi.s. 
 
 KEP 
 
 To reprieve a criminal for tliirfy days, 
 
 eiueni hinjiirid)tenBen 23erbrecf)er cine gri|1 
 UDii brfifsia Ingen <]cbfii -oP. flni>iil)rcii , tie 
 Jbim'id)tung eiiie^ SSfrl'red)er^ brei^ig Zcic\t 
 tierrd)ic6en. His Maje.sty lias been pleased 
 to - liini, ©cine ^Jlnjcilat bciuidigte i()m 
 elnen 9Iiifrcfiii6- 
 
 Heprieve, *. I. (??i-(^t.*fvr. ] ber 
 9Iiifr(t}ii6 (ciiier ipinrirtUinin>, fie (eincni jiini 
 Xb6c 5BcrnrtI)cilten) bniM[li(irc ^I'lfl; ^cr S8e> 
 feljf juni 9hifrrt)ub, 9liifr<t)ii£'eliffel)(. 2. § tic 
 (eeivillifltc) grifl, griflnng , ter ((leflobcnc) 
 5I,if,-(f,j,6. Denham. 
 
 Repriinandi, rcp'premand, (fr. re- 
 primander) v. a. 1. (fop) (5-inem I'lber GTlvnS 
 eixen 25cnvciS Qcbiu, G-iiicm G^tiuii^ i'crmei> 
 fen. 2. ©inem eincn ijffi'nrliitcn aScrmci^ 
 flcben. (3i'rc(f)ti»fi|'ung. 
 
 BepriKnaiid , ». 6er 93enuei« , bie 
 
 nepriut, lApiiiit', ». a. l. ivtebcr 
 cbbriicfi'n. 2. 1 (on) RiieBcr nbbnicfen (nut)- 
 3. [53ncf)(). ] luicbcr, I'on Tieucin briirft;n, 
 luiebcr onflrgcn (cin 95iirf)), cine jiucite Db. 
 ncne ^Infloflc ocranftnlrfn non (eincni Sucl)C). 
 2. The business of redemption is to re- 
 print God's image on the soul. South. 
 
 Reprint, rc'print, ». lSiirt)f).] bie 
 jtueite !>b. lUMic 9IiifMnc (cinef !8iirf)c^). 
 
 Reprisal, nepri'zal, (fr. repre'sailles) 
 t. 1. bie 9{f»>vifyniie (ctum* nlif ^BicberiuT. 
 grltung cinc^ 3?iiiibr6 i^b. crlirrenen Unredjr^ 
 SDegiicnDnimonc?). '2. 'oft iin ;>(. Re p r i s a I s) 
 bie (i5riienrl)«f(ic()fcit, (^icgcngnvnlt , ^icbcr; 
 sergcltiing, 9?iicfflciunlt , 9{cprefTiilien. 3. 
 [9icd)tf fpr I bn? 9[L'icbi-rolMiel)incM , 233icber> 
 flbjflgcn (ncftufjiencr ©i-id)cn , i?inber jc). 
 BtACKSTONE. 4. t Cic 2}cnte. Shak. 
 
 Letters of iiiiuqiie and reprisal, bcr 
 Jtnpcr:, Dfrpri'ffiilienOricf. To make (use of) 
 reprisals on any one, (5-inctn (i)(i'id)e5 
 tiiir 031cid)eiii t'ergcircn, t>ni '•lOicbcn'crgcl: 
 tnn()^rcd)t, (Degeiigciinilt gcgen G-inen ge> 
 brniid)cn. 
 
 Reprise, reprize', (fr. ffi.) *. * 1. 
 bie 9v'cprefTiiIien. 2. f bie <S5icbcn>ergfItiing, 
 ®cnngt(;iiniig. 3. bie 5i5icbcrl)ii|nng ; at 
 tliree — s. ju brci ii»ipbcrl)i'ltcn "OTalcn, brci: 
 tMrtl. 4. bie bein JJeinbe luicbcr nbgenotninenc 
 95rife. 
 
 Reprizes, repii'zcz. *. pi. [9?et()tS; 
 fpr.] ein iiil,irlicf)cr iJU'jiig, cine jiihrlidjt ^3lb: 
 flabe iHMi Cnnbcrcii'ii. [fo)1en. 
 
 Beslde.s all reprizes, liebfl ndcn Un> 
 
 Reproacil, rcpiotsh', (fr. repro 
 clier) CO. 1. (to) (giiiem) I'Pnufrfpii, ror; 
 ri'irfen , I'orljnitcn ; (with) c&incnt (S'tma^j 
 iHirnicffn. 2. (^tii-nf, (?iiien) tnbclii. 3. II 
 (for) Qinen fdjeircn, fd)tnal;en (iiber). 4. 
 fliitt App roach. Shak. 
 
 To reproach any one for.*., G'incm 
 ^tiunS uonverfi'll. To - any tiling, ©tiuii^ 
 tnbcin, ©iiiotn ©twn^ I'onuerfcn , luirljnltiMi, 
 porriirfcn. Whlcli has been -ed to them 
 as a fault, ii)f(d)e^ nian il)ncn jiim Jcljlcr 
 nind)tc. [bcl. 2. bit ©ri)mad), Sd)iinbc. 
 
 Repr€>acli, *. l. ber aSormurf, 5n= 
 
 To bring a reproach upon any one. 
 ©d)nind) libcr G-iiien bringcn, &inen crnic; 
 brii|i'ii. I)prnbnii'irei(icii. 
 
 Repr«»aciis»l»Ie,r4prAtsh'ai)i.nrf/. 
 i. prniicrfnd) . riircil)iifr, rofeini-uicrili, ilrm': 
 lid), i- '• r'l>"iiil;i'nb, bdcibifli'iio. Eltot. 
 
 REP 
 
 Reproachful, reprotsh'ful, adj. 
 1. belfiijigenb, ("rijni.iljene , ©d)innl) ... 2. 
 fd)iinMid), fd)iiiipflid). 
 
 Reproachful words, ©d)tnii()nngen, 
 ©djniiihiuorre. — speeches. ©d)iniil}rcbcn. 
 
 Reproacliriiiiy, reprotsh'tule, 
 adv. 1. fd)mnl)eMb, beleibigenb. 2. rd)>inblid), 
 fd)itnpflid). [nen befd)iinpfi'n. 
 
 To use any one reproachfully, {Si-- 
 
 Reprobate, repprobAle, (lat. re- 
 probo) «(//. I'enui'rfcn (S'lftiinb :c. ) ; Der= 
 ivorrVn, nidjliu'; (to) || iinn'id)rig (jin. 
 
 Reprobate , s. t>tt SScnuDrfene, 
 uenurrrVne, riirt)U»rc 'Wcnfd). 
 
 Reprobate, V. a. l. iiern)cvfeii(ini0= 
 bidiijcii). 2. [ iiici'l.] utriucrfen, i>crbrtninien. 
 
 Reprobated. I'cnuorfcn. 
 
 Reprobateiiess,rep'pr6bAtenes, 
 t. fie 23cnuiirffiif)cir. 
 
 Reprobater, rep'probatur, «. Qi-- 
 ncr, bcr (Sriu.i^ lurniirft. 
 
 Reprttbatioil, rcpproba'shun. s. 
 I. bie SScnucrfiing. 2. [Iljeol J bie SScriucv; 
 fling, cmige 2>erbiiinninip. 3. b(t6 25crbanir 
 iniing^nrrl)pil. Drvden. 
 
 Repro bat ioner, ripproba slnjn 
 lir, i. (5-incr, bcr ')liiPcrc ucrbiiinint, ueriuivft. 
 
 Reproducer, rei^rAdilse', (Int.) V. a. 
 I. a) luicfcr hcri'tirbriiijcn, luicbcr treiben 
 ob. erjfiigen, fortpjTnnjen. b) ivicbcr gcbcn 
 (cin 2id)t JO. 2. i niif^ 3icne luirbrlngen 
 luicbcr nuf bie SBnl^ii briiigni. 
 
 Certain animals, a.s llie polype, are 
 reproduced from cuttings, geiuiffe Iljicre, 
 luie bcr ^oli)p, IniTcn fid) biird) iU'ge|'d)iiit. 
 tcnc ©liicfc ft'vrpfliiiiicii. 
 
 Reprotilicer, re|)rodu'sur, *. ©i. 
 ncr, bcr ob. tat, lune (?iiun6 luicbcr ijcruor: 
 bvingt, ivicbcr niif bie 25iil;n bringi, niifV 
 ■Tioiie oorbriiigr. 
 
 Reprod«IC(i«I>, rcproduk'shi'm. 
 
 J. I. bie iGicbcrhcroorbriMiiniig , ^iBicbcrcv.- 
 jengnng , g-ortpfliiMjimg , :iv'cprobiirfion. %. 
 ta& 2Ji3ii'bcnuiid)tcn , bic 9Cfprobiiftion (i>cr. 
 lorcncr lljcile bet 'il)icreii). 
 
 The reproduction of plants or ani- 
 mals from cuttings, bic 'JCcprobllftioil IHMI 
 -;}<p>iiijcii Ob. iljicren mirrtiil abgcid)nitieiicr 
 ©tiicfc. 
 
 Reproof, rcpruuf. s. 1. bcr 95rr> 
 ivnrf, iiifcl. 2. tie *Ji>ibcrli'giiiig. Shak. 
 
 Reprovabic; , rcpruuv'abl. adj. 
 tflbill)iiir, rabciiiJnnlrbig, tiibdiii-mcrtf), |1r.if: 
 Imr. — Ke pr ' va b I e n eks, *. bie ln> 
 bclnfii'ilrbiiifcir. 
 
 Reprove, vepriiov'. (fr. re'prouver; 
 Int. reprobo) v. a. 1. fiibcln, rfigcii, ocnuci: 
 fcit ; (S-iiicn tiibcln, jiircd)t lucifcii, (5-iiicin 
 SBorwi'irfc iiiiid)Cii; (oi) (i-iiien jciljcn (ciiicr 
 ©iid)e) , &iiicin ©nun^ itornicrfcn ; ji (fori 
 rircifcn (lurgcn). 2. i fiir C'iiun cin (|lill: 
 rd)iui'igcnbcn SSonuiirf frm. 3 uljrltcn, i'd)mru 
 lien, i'd)iiinlcn. 4. f luifcrlegcii, iniHbidigcii. 
 2. Tlie vicious cannot bear the presence 
 of the good, whose very looks re- 
 prove ihem. and whose life is a 
 severe, though silent admonition. 
 
 Bt'Ck.»ii:>isTEii. 
 
 Reprover, r^proov'iir, s. bcr iii£>= 
 Icr, (5-iiu'r, brr (>Tn>iij riigr. 
 
 Heprtaia*^, icprOun'. v. a. l&Arimt.] 
 ivicfcr bcfd^iu'iDcii. 
 
 KEP 
 
 Reptile, rlp'i5i, (fr. SB., ». fat. 
 reptilis) adj I. ; fricdjcnB. 2. i frict^eiib, 
 gentcin, nicbrig. 
 
 Reptile, «. I. [%ttiirg.] a) bn« frif. 
 d)cnbe Il}icr; pi. Reptiles, bic fricitcnben 
 Ihicrc, 9{cpri(ien. b) tai- (nuf bcr <JrPc forfo 
 fricffjcnbe (5)f mad)*. 2. i ber friedjcnbe, (je* 
 niciii.e, iiicbrigc •>fflen(ci). 
 
 Republic, rcpi^b'l!k, (f,it. res pn- 
 Mica) *. 1. t tcx ©rnnr, bii5 gcincine 2ee» 
 fen. 2. bie 9?fpiiblif, 6cr g-vciftdiit. 
 
 Republic of letters, bie ®cre^rfenrtf 
 piiblif, gclcbrtc ®clr. 
 
 Republican, repub'lekan, ai((. 
 rcpiibiifiini rd), frcibi'irgerlid). 
 
 Republican, ». bcr ^Jcpubrifnner, 
 Jrcibfirgcr. 
 
 Republicanism , rcpub'iekSn- 
 lim, *. 1. bie repiiblifniurdje 9{cgiening«. 
 form, Hi rcpiiblifniiifd)e JfcgiiTiing^ftjilem, 
 2. bcr SWcpiibliPiinijin, grcibiirgerflnn. 
 
 Republicailiai^e, rcpiib'lekaniae, 
 n. a. rcpnbiifnnifiren, jii rcpiiblifniiifc^jen 
 (53riinbfii$cii bcfrfjrcn. 
 
 Republication, repi'ibicka'shun, 
 s. 1. bcr "Bicberbriict, bic nciie 91uflnge. 2. 
 [9?cd)tSfpr.) bie jiueite »ef(inntma(<)iinij, on* 
 crfniinte (S-rneiieriing. 
 
 Republish, republish, t». a. I.roie» 
 bcr niiflcgen, uon 9icnctn l)crnii*gc6en. 2. 
 (9?cd)ti-rpr.] nnebcr()ort bcfnnnt nind)en. 
 
 RepublLsher, repiib'iishijr, «. 
 (Sincr, ber micbcr niificgt, i>on 9?eucm l)tu 
 oii^gibt, micbcrljoft bcfiinnt ntnd)f. 
 
 Repudiable, rcpudcabl, repu'< 
 jcabl. ad), iiermcrfiicft, uerflogen, jiirtictfle* 
 aiii'iVn lucrbcn fi'iinciiB. 
 
 Repudiate, repii'dcate, repil'jeAfe, 
 
 (lilt.) e. a. I. Dcnlopcii (cine Sniii). 2. a) 
 
 (Jinm^ iHMi firt) lueifcn, jiiriicfiucifcn, nblcl). 
 
 ncii (ocnuerfeii). b) fid) I'oii (?-rum6 fd)cibcii. 
 
 2. a) Atheists repudiate all title to th« 
 
 kingdom of heaven. Bentlev. 
 
 Repudiati<»n, rcpi'idca'shiin, t. 
 I. bie 9lblcl;nnng 2. cie 95cr|lofjung (eincir 
 Sroii). 
 
 Repug'n , repiiue', (int.) v. a. -f 
 (ciiicr ©.id)c) mipcrflvciten, iviPevflrebcii, jin 
 nubcrldiifeii, iwibcrilc l)cii , jiimibcr fcin, eni« 
 gcgcn fcin, iwiberilcbcn, ©tmiii jurucfilogen, 
 befiiiiuifcii. Ei.vo*. 
 
 Repug'nance, repug'nanse.) 
 
 Repilg'nancy, reinig'nan.se.^ 
 I. bic 'i'BiPcrfci^iiiig, bcr 'SBiberjliiiib, iai 
 -ajibrrftrcben. 2. bcr <H3ibcri1rcit (bcr Scij 
 ^cllfd)(^ffcll k.). 3. bcr ^Bibcnpnid), bie lliu 
 ocrciiibrtrf'-it. 4. (to) bcr 2Bibcn»ide, bie 
 •JlbncigiiiiiT (gcgcn). .Shak. 
 
 Repugfliant , rc))i)g'naiit. adj. I. 
 (to. t with) ini 2Bibcrrpriid)c ftcl;cnb cnit), 
 (ciitcr ©(id)c) ji'.iuiPcr, enrgcgeii, wibcrflrci* 
 iciib. riitacgcngcrc^t, jiiiuibcrlniifcnb. 2. t 
 r.ifcvflrrbciib, iiiibcrrp('iii|lig. 
 
 To be repugnant to.., ini 22)ibcr< 
 rpnii-f)c lichen rnut), (cincr ©nd)e) juiuibct 
 fiiti, ^iir.'ifcr liiiifcn. 
 
 It«>piis;'liailtly, rcpi'g'nantle, adv. 
 I. u<ifcnp.iiiilig. 2. iuibcri"prcd)ciib. 3. nut 
 -lijibcnoillcit. 
 
 Hepullulnte, repi'illiiliiie, (lilt.) 
 u. II iviifir aii^rd)Mgcn, ivicbcr ©proffcn 
 isreibcu. luicbcr, lUiifi 3iciic iwii£i)««. 
 
FAte, far. fall. fai. ML met. Fin*-, fin. N6, move, n6r, §61, 61I. rlSrnl. Tiihe, JOh. fnll. l7,in. TllU. 779 
 
 ki:p 
 
 Repnllulatloit, repulli'ili'iiliun. 
 «. C.16 2iJiibfrniiei"d)lrtijeii, iS}ieCerii>urt)erii. 
 
 KepulHef repiilae', (liU. repcllu) 
 ». «. 1. f |uru(f(reit)eii, iiiri'i(frct)tiiii(ii. 2. t 
 abwsiitn. [wari (x-rumiiicii. 
 
 To be repulsed, eill« i1brci)Iiii)ii)< -'"'' 
 
 Kepulsef *. l. (rrSuiloiiD, ia man 
 )nrii(f.|ei'd;i>)()i'ii luirb. 2. ± bit ^aibiueii'iiiig, 
 oDrdxoqige '^iitiuurt. 
 
 To meet witli a repulse, I. T |tirti(f: 
 flfi(blngeii , junirfflerriibeii luerfteii. 2. i ab- 
 geiuiifeii lurrOrii, eiiie ab|'d}Uigigc ^iiitivrrt, 
 riiirn £i>rt) befomtiien. 
 
 Ilepulaer, repul'sur, ». Qinn, btv 
 jiiriirftrcibt, }iirucfiVt)iii()r. 
 
 Repiiliiiun, lepul'sliua, «. bo$ 3ti = 
 rfitftreiben, bit 3>irurfih>6iiii(]; [i^ljDf.] - i'6- 
 power of-, bie 3uru(l|ii)piiiigd>, 9{rvui' 
 fii'U^frnft. 
 
 ItepulMive, ripul'siv, ad/. 1. )ll> 
 nufireibeiiD, rcpuirm; l$l)i)f] jiirri<f|leB(iiP, 
 - power, Mi 3i>rurf|^i'uiing?u(riiiua(n. 2. 
 1 Jllrii(f|■^Dgell^ (""JWiiiiiereii ic). 
 
 KepulKiveueSM} rcpul'sivnea, t. 
 bni 3iirii(fi7cif:riii)(. 
 
 ilepillKOryf ripul'suri, ad). )U> 
 tt'i(ftlL>K«iiO, jiirficftrnbiiiD, rrpiilfi'riii^. 
 
 Repurcliasef repiir'islias, «. a. 
 
 1. xotttn Miifrii, )iiTri<f foufcn, (in ^uftiu: 
 Itfin u>ie6er rrfliljeii. 2. i mititt tttauitn. 
 
 Repurcliase) «. (er SUiceerraiif, 
 
 Reputable, rep'putabi, tidj. 1. r1}> 
 tiiiiiull (rul)mli(l)). 2. fijrbar, nd)ttirtr, rrpiii 
 tirii<6; riiirn giiteii ^lAmrii ob.diuf btfi^twb, 
 ^■U'rll^. ill oiiirin 9{iife (lel)tnb. 
 
 Heputableneililf reppulablnes. 
 «. I. 6ii6 &l)ririiUL>llf. 2. tie Sd'puiirlicfjfeit ; 
 tit (S-ii]fnrrt).itf, emen fliirrii 9{iif Jii bffiijrii. 
 
 Reputably,rep'piuabU,a(<e. rQreii' 
 jpll, repiirirlid), iiict &l)reii. 
 
 Reputation T repputi'shun, (Int. 
 repuiaiio) «. I. ccr 9{iif. 2. brr (]utt 9tntiir, 
 fluff 9{uf. 3. ba6 91nr(l)fii, tie (^Ijre. 
 1. A man lias the reputation of being 
 ricli or poor, or of buing a tliief. 
 
 Addison. 
 
 Of no reputation, uii6(rul}int, uiibe< 
 fniltit. To ruin any one's -, Qintn Uiil feu 
 ntn (jiitrii Sinmeii brinqrii. To be ruined 
 in one's -. i>erriiteii lem. To give a -, 
 t(S"iiifn, (5-iwn^j in 'Qliiiiiiiljiiif briiigen. To 
 liitve tUe — of etc., Mil ^ii\\ i)nbtn, iiii 9{iitV 
 (Jil)fn. 
 
 Rep utef ripute', (lat. repnto) p. a. 
 Qintn l)iiitrii, fld)tni fik ... 
 
 Repute t «- bn 9?niiif, dttif. 
 
 Men of repute, fl(l>rbiire Stmt. A man 
 held in bad -, (jii in iibleill, |'d}lrci)tcill 9{ilt( 
 (Icljeiiter '•Wrtini. (i»em 3iut>. 
 
 Reputedly, rApu'tedle, aih. lliKt) 
 
 Reputeless, repiiteles, adj. ri}r> 
 Wifrm, ehrlo*. Shah. 
 
 Request, rikwlst', (fr. requete. 
 0. lot. reqiiiro) t. I. ['iiii\ittnf\)r.] bi\6 '2Ciei 
 
 2. tie5Bitte, bai ©ei'iid). 3. I3{id)t.^i'pr.] bn6 
 SIiifiK^eii, 91nl)nlteii, ajrfleljreii, Cie 9{rqiiu 
 fttipn. 4. bie 9?ii(t)trrtg«, Brr SBnarriibfgfl)r. 
 S. bnS 91nfel)eM; bit C^ljrc, bn diuf. Shak. 
 
 At your request, oiif OI)t. eiier 'ilU! 
 fu4>ett. Master of -», btt 3(iqiuttiiiiui; 
 
 KEQ 
 
 (Irr, 95nriditer(lrt«« fiber Bit aSittfrfjriffeit. 
 Conrt of -s, IGiigl.j 1. (el)eiiiiTl4) beryifqiie. 
 rciit)i>f. 2. eiii (i)trid)t in fU'inen v£ii)uibr>\(t)rii. 
 mo ble jCuigrn nn(t) btt 35illii)fcit ui>n brii 
 i){id>rern tiitfctyieben locrten. In great -, 
 jVljr gei'iiftt, ftljr begel)rr To be in — , be: 
 gt'ijrt , gei'iict)! merbeii ; in >.2tnrti)eii |lel)en. 
 To be in no -. in feintin -iln'el)*!! |lel)Cii. 
 
 Request, i>. a. t. [-^lubnupr.] uon 
 'Jieiietti AiitiViiren. 2. S-tiim^, uni (^nuae 
 nnct)riici)eii, fic^ (I'tiuoi crbirten. 3. bituii, 
 eri'iicDeii. 4. (3{t<d)(rrpr.j rcqniriren, Aii|ii(t)eii. 
 
 To request a tliiug of any one, (i'lneil 
 um (¥tii)ii6 errii(t)rn. 
 
 Requester, rikwesi'ur, t. btv 
 01:111 liter, ibirrilillcr, ©iipplifiint. 
 
 Requickeu , lekwikkn, v. a. 
 iu:eoet birlibiii. 
 
 Requiem, r^'kweem, «. 1. t bie 
 •)inl)t. 2. irom. fiUt). i<irct)f; a> bai^dieqiiu'iii. 
 b) (le Seclnu(|e, btM @eeliuur, oeelciiiuur. 
 3 t ter oL>ii>ifl)iii. 
 
 Requietory, rikwl'iiure. *. -^ 
 bit :\iil)e|latte , bai cyriib. Ifi-rbiriul). 
 
 Requirable, rek»i rabi, adj. cr> 
 
 Require, rikwiie', aat.> «. a. I. 
 (of> furOern, begel^ren, ueruingen (uuti Gu 
 ntnx). 2. torbi-rn, eriorCirii, erl^mdjeii. 3. t 
 (rtivtii, iini O'livii^ iia(i)iuit>i'ii. 
 
 We requirea peison lo doalliing, and 
 we - a tiling to be done, luir lurlaiigi'il 
 von einer ^erfon, ba6 (it (FnuiU i^ue, Ci>\i 
 ouii &eiien 0(>>>ti»(^ (S-riv<i6 geiMfiOe, iiiiD 
 iKir otrlaiigen , bap (Jnuiu* gniDtl)e. Tiii.? 
 condition is required. Im i|t eiiie liorl): 
 iveiibige SJebingnng. Two thing* lia*e 1 
 required of thee, || jiucierlei bittc Id) voii 
 bir. 
 
 Requireiiieut, rekwire'muiit «. 
 bie iJurbeniiig, ■Jliiiorreiiiiig. Kscvc. 
 
 Requirer, i^kwi nir, «. (Finer, ber 
 forbert, vt'rlAiujti bcr <21iirii(l)ec, ^i(t|ltlUr. 
 
 Requisite, rekweut, .iai.> adj. 
 (to) erii>ri"'iriirt), iiptljiuenbig iju). 
 
 Requisite, i. bai (iriorberiiiQ. 
 
 To be a requisite lo . . , er(orbcriiit), 
 nothiuenMg iViii jii . . . lerforbcriictj. 
 
 Requisitely, rek'ne^ille. udu. 
 
 RequisiteiieNM, i<k'»e£iiu«s, t 
 bit 0'r|Vrc>irii(t)ffif . 
 
 Requisitiuil, rekkk>exish'un, ». 
 I. bii« 2>frliiiifli'n, •^•grl)ren; iliiriuDeii. 2. 
 tie gorbcriiiig, SliifLTberuiig. 3. (bie ilu». 
 ld)rtibiiiig uon Sebcnt-iiiituiii k. ini itriegt) 
 bie Sieqiiillhon. ber ^mprud) uon oeiteu 
 bt« ©tontce, 2Jer(l)lA9. 
 
 To make r eq ui »i t ion s , Siefeniligrn 
 niif idjreibtn , aiiitijibute erianen. Congiesi 
 often made — s on tlie siaicti for money i» 
 supply tlie treaxuiy. ber iioiuii'i'^ rei\uiririi 
 i>oii btn ©raaten oft (Selber, um ben Cictj.ii; 
 luifber ju fii'lf- 
 
 Requisitive, rekwi^'^cttv, adj. 
 nnrurf)fiib , iiiidjuiitjiiiD, rin *iliiriidjen rtiio.- 
 ori'itfenb ob. eiirl)iilteiit>. 
 
 Requisitury, rekwiizeiiiie. adj. 
 t I'frlaiKit , biflfljtt. 
 
 Requital, lekHi'ial, «. | bie Q-r-. 
 luiebfriiiig , aScrgririiiig, oer l'ol)ii, bie ^br.- 
 lol}iiiiiig , aSrrgiitiiiiij ; laud) l> bit ibelol}: 
 iiiiiig, ber i!ol;n. 
 
 la requital, aii ii3eiol;iiiing, iiim l'ol;ii. J 
 
 RES 
 
 Requite, rekwite', (V. quit) V. A. 
 I. T u. I uergelreii , eriuiebrrn; (fine ^ol)(> 
 rhiU) erfennen. 2. loi)iien, belol;iien. 3. 
 lOertl.] ftiUr req uited. 
 
 He liath requited me evil for good, 
 il er l)nr mir ffliirefi mir 5?i>rtin lu-rgolten. 
 Oii^lhat shall - kindness to his friends, 
 (Jiner, ber g-reiiiiten luiePer bienen frtnn. 
 To — a man in his own way, (Jiiieni ®lei« 
 itf« niit 0>leirt)eni uergeiten, ^ Qiintn niit 
 illeiiter OJii'iiiif bfjiiblen. 
 
 Reqtiiter, rek»{ tur. *. Giner, btt 
 Qtw(\i rruni'biTt, bfr SBiTgi'iref; 
 
 Rere-inouse, ie<e.'m?>use, (on* 
 grir. Iirereninsi #. bie (Jl''bi"rnirtii#. 
 
 Re-resolve, icieioiv', v. «. I. 
 luicber nufiiJfen. 2. iwieber befitliepen; f. 
 Re»nlve. (iMib gefoctt Ob. gnprten. 
 
 Rere-boiied, leie'-boiid, adj. -f 
 
 Itereward, riic'wiid, « [OKiiit.] 
 ber Oi.irt)tr.ib . \)»ort)iiig. [tnrurf|-d)iffen. 
 
 Resaii, resile', V. n. jurrirfiVgcin, 
 
 Resale, I isale", ». bfr-lDiePeri'erfnnf. 
 
 Resaliltation, reoalliiii'shuu, t, 
 bcr Oifiii'iignifji abtrtihill.)e ®nii. 
 
 Resalute, rcNalute'. v. a. I. )vte< 
 bergrfiBrii. 2. nbrrmnU , uoii iJ?eueiu flrii» 
 firn, luieber brgruBen. 
 
 Rescind, iCMnd', (I.U > v. a. 1. f 
 nbirtjneiben. 2. t flbidjiifftn, nufi^tben, uni< 
 HoQtw (em llrtl)eil ic). 
 
 Rescissiou, reslahun. «. I. bie 
 'llbriDiieibiing. 2. i a) bit i!liiil)ebung , lltiia 
 lloijiing. b>Mi&rlniTiing(iiiic*i8crbrei1)en«ic.). 
 
 Rescissory, r^Mssure, <i((/. i. 
 (ibrc1)neibtnb. 2. f ntifi)ebenb, iimilournb. 
 
 Rescissory prtitions, eiiie :2iirie ntn 
 -Jluiljebnng (riiie« (5K'rei;f^ ic.) entl)oirenbe 
 ')>eiitioneil. To pa^s a grneral act — , eill 
 iillgcmeine« 'ilbrdjiiffiing^geielj reilji^fnii'tia 
 inadieii. 
 
 ResCOUS, res'kiis. (fr. recousse) «. 
 |9{eiDt6rpr.i bie "HJibrrieyliiljfeU gegen bit 
 rii1)terli(t>e (i)fiuiilt ; (griiHilt|".\iiie> 2Jc|reiung 
 Ob. iyri-iniii(t)iiiig «eine6 0)eiiUi()citeii) ; bie 
 (flfiualti'.une, gifewiuibrige) 51Uiei.>ererliiiiijuiifl 
 (ein»« grrfiiMbeien (i)iite6). 
 
 Rrscous in tact, bit fleivnliinmt 93e« 
 ireiiiiig eiiie< (Mrfiiiigenen. - in law, eine 
 geiVljiuibrige ifyiiiibliing, luoMircft 0'''>''iiib 
 iwicCer )ii jeiiiein grpiiiiibiten 25iel;e griaiigt. 
 Writ of -, ber iOiit, {Jkri(l)f6be|el)l jur 
 35etri'iiing eine* aSerljiifrcreii. 
 
 Rescribe, le.skiibe', (int.) v. a. l. 
 jun'irf|4)rnbiii, niiriuorten, wiecer |'d)reibcii. 
 2. uon >]{eiiein iVtjreibeii , luieber nbi'il^reiben, 
 umifbriiben. 
 
 Rescript, rlskifpi, «. bai IRud* 
 irfjreibcn, Dffffnpt, ber 5bi'rd)i'ib. 
 
 Rescriptively,ie>.kiip'iivie,ad». 
 biirrt) ein Sirfrvipt. 
 
 Rescuable, reskuabl, adj. fiei 
 gemact)t ob. luieber befrcit luerbtn fonneub, 
 iu beireieu, ^ii retten. 
 
 Rescue, res'ku, (norm, rescure; 
 
 fr. reconvrer) *. <i. 1. (froiu) ivieber l0< 
 
 Ob. frei miirt)en , befreiijn (uon, nii»). 2. f 
 
 (fieni) retrcii (nii6, boii). 3. ivirber erlangen. 
 
 1. Caitle taken by distress coiilrary to 
 
 law, may be rescued by liie owner, 
 
 while on iheir way to Ilie pound. 
 
 tiLALKai'OHE, 
 
780 Fate, far, fall. fat. M^. met. Fine, fi'n. N6, nii^vp. n6r, got, 5i!, dSfid. Ti^he. «ul). foil. i/'i". \\l\s. 
 
 IIES 
 
 Rescue, «. l. bie aSefrciimo , 9?ft. 
 taafl. 2. l9fect)r6iVr.] Die geivi.ilri"nme2BieCier! 
 etlaiifliiiui ({ie& (jepfiiiiOetfii 3Siel)e^); fcte (jei 
 UMiirranie SPefnnmia (cinefi OJcfaitflencn). 
 
 To nijik'e rescue, ((jeiwnltfnui) ivieDcr 
 lo< eb. frei nind)eii, fctfreien (flepfniibetie 
 ajiel) ic). ^ (SRcttcr. 
 
 lt<'scuer, res'kunr, «. fcer SBefretct, 
 
 ResciifiiSee, leskussee', s. (9{cd)t6: 
 fvr.j bcr Ifjfil, Jii beffeii ©mifleit bie ffil3ibtr: 
 fi()lirt)ffit jjegeii bie ric^)rerli(i)e ©eronlt ©tiirt 
 finber. 
 
 IteSCIlSSor, rlskus'sur, ». [9?fd)t* 
 fpr.J ber Iljeil, ber fid) finer 5S>ibtr|'f^lid)reit 
 flf.lfii fit rirt)terlid)e PJcipnlt fd)iilBig t«nd)r. 
 
 Re.Sdl.rcll, le-sei'tsli', (fr. recli«rclie) 
 «. bie lliueriiirt)uiia, gor|'(<)unfl, 5Riict)for! 
 fdjum, Grtcrfdjiiiifl. 
 
 To make research into ..., (S'tmaf 
 unrcrriid)fn, lltitfrfiic^uno'iinnileHeii iiber ... 
 
 Research, v. a. l. t uittcrrud)rn, 
 forrd)CM , iiod)tDrt"d)tn , crfori"d)en. 'i. luieber 
 fiirtfii, ivicbfr, oiiff 9ieiie miterfucbeii. 
 
 Resenrclier^ reslrtuh'ur, «. btt 
 Uiirfifiid)fr. 
 
 Reseat, rlsete'. t). a. ivteber fe^en. 
 
 Resection, reslk'shun, «. iai 
 Wbrdiiu'ibrn , bie 'ilbrd)iifibiinfl. [febe. 
 
 Reseda, reseda, t. [33ot.] bie 9ve: 
 
 Reseeli, rexeck'. v. a. tDieber I'udjeii. 
 
 Reseize, rekeze', V. a, 1. (S'tiva^ 
 ivieber iiehtiien, roicber er(jreifen, luiebet in 
 fdt\i^ nfl)nien; (nnd) in ber SfedjtSfpr.) fid) 
 einer <B(\d)t luiebcr beiiiridjtigen. 2. ©iueu 
 luiiber cimetjen , roieber in S8eft0 fe^en. 
 
 Reseizer, r^kezur, <. (thxtv , ber 
 @tiuag ivieber niuiuit , fid^ einer @od)e niie- 
 ber 6enind)tint. 
 
 Reseizure, rexe'zliure, «. tie ^ie> 
 bereroreifung, 2Giebcrbemad)tifluno, SBiebers 
 InbcM^neljmnnfl. 
 
 Resell, re.sll'. V. a. luicberBerfanfcn. 
 
 Resemblance, reseinblaiiKe, (fr. 
 reicenililance) t. I. bie ^el;ulid}fett (be- 
 tween, iiitird)en; wirli, niit; in, in, in ^u> 
 fef)U!in). 2. iai ^benbilb. 
 
 To liear a great resemblance to.... 
 fehr flijnrid) lefjen, fehr flieid)eu (©incm, einer 
 &ad)e). Tliey are but weak -» of our in- 
 tentions, (tc briideu nur |'d)ivnc4 iinfere 91b> 
 f{d)ten au6. 
 
 Resemble, rezem'bl, (fr. ressem 
 bier) V. a. I. G-incui nliulid) fein ob. jVljen, 
 gleidien; (in) g-ineni nl}nlid) fein, (S'lneni 
 fl(eid)cn (an, in 9Jurfrid)t, in $infid)t auf, 
 in ^Infehiinfl). 2. (to) uerglridjcn (mit). 
 
 Resend, rlsend', II. a. I. ivieber 
 fenbcn ob. fd)irfen 2. juriicffenbcn, iuriictj 
 fd)irfi'ii, rnrffeiibcn. 
 
 Resent, rezent', (fr. ressentir) v. a. 
 I. * (Jriun^ (flut ob. libel) niifueliuif n , nel): 
 men ; gut aufnei)nien. Bacon. 2. ubel nel}> 
 men ob. nnfne()nifn , dljnben. 
 
 Resenter, rciem'ur, «. i.* ©incr, 
 ber Q:twn6 (gnt ob. ubel) nufntmmt, fliit 
 niifnimmt. Bacow. 2. ©iner, ber &t\va6 
 ubel nnfnimmt, cine IBeleibidung tief em. 
 })flubet. [cmpfinblid) fein fiber . . . 
 
 To be a great resenter of .., fe|)r 
 
 Re8;5Mtful, rezent'fal, adj- (of) 
 rnipfinblid) (iiber;; eiue ^eleibifluno mxae 
 nad)tra({enb. 
 
 RES 
 
 Resenting'ly, rezlntingli, adv. 
 
 1. * mir tiefeni (yefiiijle, nitt flarfet ©nifln! 
 bung. 2. empniiblict) , auf eiiie enipniiblid)e 
 2J3eife. [ltd). 
 
 Resentive, rexeniiv, adj. emvfiiib.- 
 
 Resentllieut, recent' uient, (fr- 
 
 resseiiciiiient) *. 1. -j- bie (lliirfe) ©UipflK- 
 
 biinij, t>a6 fflffiiljl, ber (S-intirurf. More. 2. 
 
 a) bie G'liipfiiiblic^feit (ber JSerbriip, Sorii). 
 
 b) ber &toil, bie dind^begierbe. c; bie ^l)ii- 
 bwnfl. 
 
 Reservation, rlzlrvi'siiun. diit.i 
 «. 1. bie 4liifben)0l)niiiij, 25enoal;rnii(j.SHAK. 
 
 2. (bie SRefiriuUimu ber SBorbeljalt ; ineniai 
 -, ber ilUle , |li(ird)ii'»!igenbe SSorbeljalt , 
 [3{ed)terpr.j ber 2}orbcl)iiir in (SJebanfcn. 3. 
 (bfl6 a3urbel}iiltene) ber SBorbel)alt ; ['7?orbnui.] 
 bni oorbel)iilteiie iSti'icf £nnD. 4. I3{e£^f6fpr.i 
 ber S3orbel)al( , bie ^laiifeL 5. bie 3u<:'>(t= 
 ^altung. 
 
 3. With reservation of a hundred 
 kniglits. Shak. 
 
 To make some reservation of, -f (^t- 
 luflfi jiiriidfjalreii mit ... (95eleiDiijiinaen ic). 
 
 Reservative, rezer'vatlv, adj. 
 uorbeljaitenb , niifbtiualjrenb. 
 
 Reservatory, rezlr'vature, «. 
 ber 23el)iiirer, bnfi Sbel)iiltuip. 
 
 Reserve, rezerv', (I. reiervo) v. a. 
 I. fliifbeiunljrcn, rtufbel)oltca, nufljebca, ouf; 
 fpnreii. 2. i a) niifbeiunljren. b) beljaUen 
 (crljiilten). 3. jururtljniten. 4. i juru(fl;altcn. 
 
 2. a) Reserve your kind looks and lan- 
 
 guage for private hours. Swift. 
 
 Will he reserve his anger for ever. 
 II luirb er bcnn ewiglid) jurncn? To - to 
 one's self. ft<^ oorbeljalren, fiir fid) bifjalien. 
 Reserving.., mit Ob. iinter S$orbit)iiU 
 (einer (3nd)e). 
 
 Reserve, *. l. ber 3{iirf()ii»; [^i; 
 lit.] ber diiisftjan, bie SJeferoe, bni 3{eferue: 
 (orpg. 2. i bie 3iin"irfl)iilfn"g(23el)Ut|iimfeit). 
 
 3. ber SBorratf). 4. ber 25orbcI)nlt, bie 9lu£! 
 bebiiigung; 13?id)refpr.] ber 95ofbel;alt, bie 
 Jllaiijel. 5. bie (^inrd)riiufiiiig, SScfdjraiirung, 
 bns SUerbet. 6. bie iJlueniiljine. 
 
 3. Tlie virgins, besides the oil in their 
 lamps, carried likewise a reserve 
 in some oiher vessel for a coiiiinuxl 
 supply. TiLi.oTsoN. 
 
 Willi certain reserves, niit Ob. iiiitfr 
 geioiffen Si|"d)rrtnfungni. In -, iin9{i'irfl)iilte, 
 in Dieieroe, bei Seite, in iBorrntI), in '^e-. 
 reirfd)rtft. To have in -, porriUl^ig , in 5be; 
 reitfd)iift ^iibeii , bereir l)nirfn. Body oS -. 
 [9)?ilit.j bie 3{effroe. Without -, oJ)ne »21u6< 
 nn^me, gnnilid). 
 
 Reserve-pear, eiiie *2Jrt 23irnen. 
 
 Reserved, rezeivd', adj. \uvu<t> 
 ^altcnb (im Stibeii) ; (to) {iiriidljaltenD 
 (gegen). 
 
 Reservedly , re/.lr'vldle , adv. 
 I. jnrurfljnltenb, mit 3iiriirff;altnng. 2. be; 
 bridjflid). _ Pope. 
 
 ReServedlieSS, r^/lrvedncs. «. 
 bie 3urii(fl)iiitung , t>06 iururfl;alteu6e 2Be» 
 fen ; bie 23efrtd)rlid)feir. 
 
 Reserver, r^/.lr'vur, «. ©iiier, ber 
 jurncflinir, oiiiTpnrt, ber ■Sliifbi'ivoljrer. 
 
 Reservoir, rczlrvwoi', (fr. 2D.) *. 
 fer lH'l)airfr, bus 23cl;dltiiipj (befonb.) Ccr 
 Sa}ii(ferbcl)iU((t. 
 
 KES 
 
 Reset, re'slt, #. [Scots law] iiH 
 3lnfni-ii)nie nnb SJeljcrbergung (einefi 93er» 
 bred)(Ti5). 
 
 Resetter, rlNet'tur, s. [Scots law) 
 (finer, ^t•r eiiien aStvbred)er nufiiimmt unb 
 bel)erbergr. 
 
 Resettle, resltii, v. a. I. rciebrr 
 Ijerfielitn, loieber orbneii, luieber in Drbniing 
 bringen, iwifbcr in ben 3n|lanb ber 3{iil)e 
 oerfei^en, ii>ieber beriil^igeii. 2. 19?orbnni.] 
 (iil6 iSeehVrger) luieber einfe^en, be)lii(Jen. 
 
 Resettle, v.n. [Jiorbiiin.] nU @eiil« 
 lid)er loiebcr eingefe^t ob. beilntlt luerbeii, 
 ivieber ®ei|'ilid)er jverben , fid) ivieber ber 
 .Seiiforge ivibnicn, in bn^ ©eelforgrtinr iviebet 
 eintreteii, fid) nU ©eelforger ivieber bei^nlleu 
 (iiffen. 
 
 Resettlement, r^slt'timlnt, «. 
 
 I. bte iperilcdnng , 5i3ieber^crile(luiig; Sbe. 
 
 •rnl)ignng (ber ©cele ic). 2. ber 3niliinb, ba 
 
 6-tivn^ in ben 3ii|lanb ber dhi\)e juriirffeijrt. 
 
 Da Qnwi fid) ivieber i"e$t, iai (Sid):2Dicbcr« 
 
 fe^en (ber $cfen). 3. [Sfiorbnni.] bie ffl3ie» 
 
 berbeilnfiiing nl^ sSeelforger , ber 2i}ieber« 
 
 eintriit in ii\6 ©eelforgnmt. 
 
 2. Some roll tlieir cask to mix it with the 
 
 lees. and, after a resettlement, they 
 
 rack it, ©iiiige rollen il)r gng, nm ti 
 
 mit ben ^efcn jn uermii"d)en u. fbireii 
 
 c6, nad)beni e^ fid) ivieber gefe^t Ijiit. 
 
 MORTIMCB. 
 
 Resllip, resbip', v. a. (for) a) roie> 
 ber einrd)iffen. b) ivieber perlnben. c) alt 
 3{nrffr<id)r feuben (nnrti). 
 
 Resllipineut , resh'p'ment, ». I. 
 
 bie S[Ciebereini"d)ifFiing; 5>(nrfi>er(rtbiing, 2Gie» 
 ber<iii^fn(;r, 5a3ieberoerfeiibiing. 2. bie fRudi 
 Inbung. 
 
 Resiance, re'seanse, «. <■ bie SS3of)< 
 nuiig , ber ^ufeiutjalt. — Re 'slant, adj. 
 
 i»ohnl)aft. 
 
 Reside, rezide', (fr. r^sider; Int. 
 
 resideo. resido) v. n. 1. ivDi)nen, reflbireii, 
 
 ltd) (iiiff)nlten ; (with) ivoijnen (bei). 2. * 
 
 (id) fc^'ii (Jii 23obcii fiiifen, ivie ipefen). 
 
 1. I resided in London or New-York, 
 
 at such a hou.se in such a street, in 
 
 the Strand etc. 
 
 Residence, rlz'edlnse, (fr. SD.) 
 (oud) Res'ide ncy) «. 1. MS 5Eol)neii, ber 
 ainfentljnlt. 2. ber ©i^, SEofjnft^, 2BLil)nort, 
 aiiifentl)nltcort, Siiifentljiilt, (bei 5i'ir|1en) 
 bie 9{cfi6enj , bnfi ipoflngcr. 3. (9{ed)r6rpr. I 
 ber (beiliinbige) OluteiUljiiU eine* ©eiillidjeii 
 (iiif feiner ^friinbe. 4. * ber ibobenfn^, 
 Siui^ltiinb. Bacoh. 
 
 To make residence, lvoi)nen. To 
 make considerable — s, fK^ Inuflere S'it <lllf» 
 l)airfn. To have -, ivol)iieii. 
 
 Resident, rezedent, adj. 1. tVOhnt 
 l)nfi, refiPireiib, fid) nn JOrt ii. ©teBe nuf* 
 Ijnitenb. 2. i fe|l (ivie gelfen ic). 
 
 To be resident, lvol)Uf)ilfr fein , moljt 
 lien, fid) niiftjiilten. Minister -, ber Siefibtnt. 
 
 Resident, *. [Diploni.] ber Sieflbcnt. 
 
 To be a resident (in London etc.), 
 ivol)nl)afr fein, ivol)neii, Hd) ntif>)<iiten (in 
 Coiibon to. 
 
 Residentiary, rlzedln'sheri. adj. 
 fegf)afr, ivoljnijaft, geivijl;iilid) nn cineni Orte 
 ivohnenb, bejlanbia ivi) bleibenb, (id) auf* 
 ()iU(ciib. 
 
 I 
 
Fale, fjir. fall, fal. ^U, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, rlSiid. Ti^he. tub, rnll. i/ziii, Tllis 781 
 
 KES 
 
 ReRitlentiary, #. »in ©HiKirftfr, 
 btt niif feiufr 'iPirfiiite ilcf) niifl)rtlt, lVlil)rfll^ 
 ritur 6c|limmteii 3cit ))fli<t)[iii>i^ig m\ eintm 
 Orte n'Cl)iit. 
 
 Roid en tiariet in nny cathedral, iit 
 p|Iid)tmnBig nniuefentien ©tiftsljerrfii nii 
 finer ^niu'tfirrf)e. 
 
 Residentsliip, rez'^Jenoliip, « 
 6ie 'Jffilffiupnilcde. 
 
 Resider, r^/lde'iir, #. (?iiier, ^rr 
 nn (intiu tfiPiiPfrii Ortr u'oljnt, ltd) rtiit"hiilt. 
 
 Residual, reud'jiial, aiV- [6l)tiii.]' 
 ItirridfclftbciiP. 
 
 Residuary, rjt'd jiJar4. <ir(/. ttnd)' 
 bliibriiD, jiim I'lbnijrM Unfile (ifl)Druj, Cirii 
 9C.|1 06. trt^ llfbrii]f bftrffffiift. 
 
 Residuary legitee, ber ifllniltfltterbt. 
 t(x <B(t>ulten 11. Srjjntf ju bejoljlfii l)at, 
 
 ReKidue, rlz'z^Hu. (fr. reVldn ; liU 
 re»iiluii») t. I. ^fr 9tirrt, txii lletriiU- - 
 [S^.l!^^fI] a I bfr 9u'rt)iiiiiin#rfi1. b) brr 9{i"i(f: 
 fl.inP ciner ©rtnilt. c) ber 5Bnnrfiireil. 
 
 R«*ilidllUIII, rjiid-jijiini. (I.tt. ^.) 
 « I. ((F()rm., ^.Vrrntliirflj tn 9fil(fi1 11116, 
 t,\i 9?ffiPuiiin. 2. (9{e(tt^iVr.] t>tx 9tril, t.i* 
 lletri(\t. 
 
 Reotiipif r^zliie', ((lit. reiigno) v. a. 
 1. ((5-tiun#) niiiflfbfii . nitinU<\tu , (fiiifr 
 €fld)t) tutfrtni"" ; i'fr}i(f)f«ii , SB<Tii(t)r Iriflrn 
 fltif ... 2. rtbtrcten, ubn^tbeu , ftbfrliifirii 
 3. to - one'ii »elf (up) to .., t "> - •" • •• 
 (id) trflfbeii in .., fid) finer <£n*f iintcr- 
 tutrffn. 
 
 To reiign all pretennlon* to iikill. nflr 
 9IiiH>rrirf)f niiffflfrrt>j(flid)ffit niifijrbfii, fnhrrn 
 (n(T«H. To - one* place, nbrnnffll. To - 
 the Judgment to the direction of olliem. 
 fid) in ffinrni tirthrilf nnd) ^InPtrii Ti<t)tt\\, 
 i<on 91ntfrn brfllininfn loffin. Re»igned. 
 Orfngt, ill WiTtef ^intii frgebfii, (to^ init 
 (S-iflfbiing (in). 
 
 ReKij^n, ri'klne. 9 a. nitbn untfr- 
 jfirtuifii , iv'iitiT iiiiffrfd)rftben. 
 
 ReNiffllHfion, rexzigiiAMit'tn. 1. 
 I. (of( Cif 'Jlbtrftiinfi , tliiebrilffiiing (fiiit-r 
 firciif ic), 9Jirjid)tIcirtiin(j, ftr 9Srriid>t 
 {(tiif). 2. f A) fit iptnqrbiiiin, do) Uiiffr 
 ivfrfiinn (iintrr). h) [gj?or. , ll)fol.J 6ie Gt: 
 flfbiiiifl ((5)fiii|fi'iil)rit). 
 
 A lilind resignation to the authority 
 of other iiipn'x npinionn, fin blin6(6 @ld) 
 JJt'infn in bif WriMiingrn 9Inbrrif. 
 
 RcRiK'nedly, re^i'nedle, adv. mil 
 (^rflfbiMKj. 
 
 RfKig-iiee, rlxinii', t. &inrr, brm 
 tin 9(mt , ciiir ^pfrfinbe it. nbgftriTfii ivirr 
 
 ReMig-ner, r^^i'nur, < S'liier, brr 
 fin 9liiit, ciMf 'jpfrfiiibf it. flbtriri , riiier 
 6fld)f rnrfiint, aiif G-tron* 58rriid)t loiflit. 
 
 Rt*lliff liaiieilt f reitiie'ineni. «. * 
 tif ^treiung (tinfr ®fld)e>, Srr}irt)tiri|lnn(i 
 aitt ... (trinrd)n(irrt)r *DJi'iii)f. 
 
 R«*Milal>, reK'ela, t. cine <iltc , p,i: 
 
 MKHilieilCe, rii'viime. ^ (lot. re 
 
 ResilijeilCy ) re^il'jeii>.j, ^ nilio) t. 
 I. f bii* Snriicf iptnigf n , ^Ibprnflfii, bif 'ilb. 
 |;rnnii!ifl. 2 } (froiio tai Slbipriiiflfn (iumd. 
 
 HeNilient, ritil'^eui, a((;. iunirf- 
 fpringcnb, nbprndfiib. 
 
 ReHilitiOil, rl^ellsh'un, «. bnS 3": 
 ritifi'prtngen , Die ^bpralliiiia. 
 
 RES 
 
 Resin, rez'iii, (fr. resine; |. resina; 
 (jr. re(iiii') *. bill? iparj. 
 
 Resin elaxtic, ti\6 5fbfr< , ©d)iiefl:, 
 £rDfrl)ori. (Ijnrii'l- 
 
 R<*«linaCeOUS, reienil'shtis. ailj. 
 
 ReMiilireroilM, reieniflenix. a<(j. 
 5p.iri iiti'iiib I'b. rriiiU'iiO. (I)iir}fbriniii. 
 
 R(*.«lillirorill, rci'iiietVirm. «></. 
 
 ReNiiio-eiectrlCf reieiiA-eleli'- 
 irik. nilj. [■ij>i)i)r.| ipiirirlfftriiiriif eiitholtrnb. 
 
 Resinu - extractive, rei euo- 
 ekxiialiiiv. aUj. [(Ii)iin.J guniniiit)(-l)iir)u]. 
 
 Re.^iiious, rei fiiux. ndj. l)Arjui. 
 
 Reainouk electricity, bit ^piirjfliftrh 
 jiirttdifgiUii'ce-lfftrijitiU). (iig, niit pms. 
 
 RefiillUUldy , reiinuNU. adv. l}iU> 
 
 ResiuOKSIieMN, reiiuusne*, I. 
 
 bie ^.irjiii'fir. harjuje 5Bi:fd)o(Tfnl)<it. 
 
 Resipiscence, ri»iy)\»%€n%e, (P. 
 hn. resi|ii«co) «. bir i£iiint<anberung , %ei'> 
 jfniiiii, 5?ii(trfiic, Weiif. 
 
 ReHiflt, riiUt', ((At. reaiato) v. if. 
 ivibirtteljen, fid) iviberiV^fii, SS3ibtrilaiib 
 li-iilcn. 
 
 HeMint, v. a. 1. (Qintm, finer Qadfti 
 wibcrihtjiii. i. 1 fid) luibfrffijen (ber SJcr 
 niiiili K). 3. Q'liitiii jiiivibtr I'fin, d-iiieii 
 anernn. Siiak. 
 
 RenlHtance, rti!«t'anse, (fr- -Zlj.. 
 
 I. I. l^l>l)i)i'.] Drr 'liJiberiliinb. i. ber 'JBiPiti 
 
 jlanb (but SS3ibcr|1el)en/^inbtrni6, bit 'Ii3i 
 
 bfrrebf). 
 
 1. The r e • i ■ t a n c e of air to the motion 
 
 of a eaunoii-hall , or of water to the 
 
 motion of a «hip. ber ^ibfrilnilb, bfn 
 
 bif £'uft ber !Bi'»ri|iiiig ciiii-r J\aiUMicn> 
 
 fiigel cbiT bai SUiiifiir bor 5)eii'tgiiiifl 
 
 fiiiei Sd)iffe4 fntgtfltnirijl. Tht - of 
 
 bone to cold la greater than of lleth. 
 
 £tiort)eii »)ibcr(let)rit On R&ltt brficr nie 
 
 &leiid). [ileljeiib. 
 
 ReRiniaiit, r^t'st'Snt, adj. luiber 
 
 Resii*ter, rii'itur, «. Criiur, bfr 
 luibiniil)!, •jyiCfri^iiiib Ifiiler. 
 
 ResiKtiltiiity, rii^'-iibiiiii, ». 
 I. bir 2[yibcri1cii(td)fiii. 2. bif (}-ij)fiirrt)iif[ jti 
 n)ibfrflil)i'n cb brf 2t3ibfri1il)fn«. LockB. 
 
 ResiVttible, rt<ui abl, adj. wibcr- 
 ilrhiitl), belli inoii ivtbrrilil)rn Dbei ivibev- 
 lUcbcn frtitn. 
 
 It i( rei»i»tlblc by the will of man. 
 ber nienrd)lid)e ^lUt rami il^ni 2l>iberilAiib 
 Uiileii. 
 
 Refiistiiis:, ri/'niing, adj. iviber. 
 i'trt)eiib. - medium , [ '$1)1))'.] iai mitt' 
 llel)i'nbe *5Kibiiini. ■0)?irtfl. 
 
 HesiMtive, rixNi'ir, adj. (against; 
 ivibfrililii'iib (riiier €ad)r, gtijm;. 
 
 Resistleiis, r^i'nt ie«. ailj. I. un> 
 n)ibrrilfl)lirt). 2. nx<Sit n)ibtrrifl)cii f6niifiib, 
 tjlllflCiiS. ^)PER»ER. — udv. Re »i« t'lessl y. 
 uinoibcnlrhiid). (bir llniviberilrt)tid)frit. 
 
 ReNiNtleSSIMiSH, resist le^mcx, t. 
 
 Re8c»luble , lOiAliibl, (fr. SOi.) 
 adj. r(l)uit'i(bar. 
 
 ReMuiute, res'Alute, (Int., fr. re 
 
 solu; ailj. eiit|d)lO|Tf II , bcljtrit, |liinbl)iifi. 
 
 Resolutes. «. pt. bit ffiaijeljiil ft. 
 
 Rt-nts -. (Jiiifuiifte b(« &c>nio« due flufijf» 
 
 l)i''benfn iji&ilfni. 
 
 ReNwIutely, ra^'^luteli, ado. I. 
 ent|"d)frj7eii, biljerit, (lanbtjnft. 2. fiuf(^)ir. 
 
 KES 
 
 ftn, biirrftauS, f(f)(ed)tcrbing«. 
 
 Re.<«»l(ttenesit, reic'oliitenes, «. 
 
 bie G-.irui)ioi7eiil)eit, Stiinbljiifrigfeit. 
 
 Reswilltion, rezoliishun, (Int. r»> 
 «oliitio) s. I. [G^eni.] bie*2liifl&riing; {OMarl).) 
 bit 'JlnfliMnng (u. (SJIeic^ungeii) ; I'Dfed).] bie 
 3irtt)filiing (v. fl^raften); (-OTni'.) bie 91nf» 
 lirung. 1. 1 a) bie 'iliitlJriiiig (eine^iJJrubleni* 
 !c.), 2[)Miiig,35cfcitifliing, $fbiing(i). (5d)iuie» 
 rigfi'iteii). h) la6 ^iiffliiren, bie <!UnfriiiriiNg 
 (u. Diinffl()eiten). 3. I6l)ir.] a) bie grmei* 
 c^niig , 3ertl)eilnng. b) bai Qnbt tiweS ent* 
 ^riiiblid)en 3>i|^onbfd. 4. bU (S'iitfd)iiegung, 
 ber Gnrfc^iug. 5. bie ^ntfc^lofienljeit. 6. 
 (SRed)t6rpr.J t ber »efd)lii&, ^tfd)eib, bi« 
 9iefi>liitii)n. Hale. 7. [ Sfgi^l. ii. ber(irl)fnb* 
 5ti>rper ribtrl)aiipt] bie DCefoliitiun; pt. bit 
 •XfiVliitiiMieii , S8eid)Iuffe. 8. « bit ©d)iua« 
 itung , ^bipannung. 9. t bit (^tivi&iyit. 
 4. A resolution to undertake an ex> 
 pedition. Lockb. 
 
 By analytical reaolution, burd) bit 
 'Hl'.olDfii. To reduce into a -, aiifrinrrit, 
 illll^i'Uen. Far - of conscience, inn fid) bCii 
 Oit\vi(\e\\ niif)iifl(irtii , iim bit @ii'ivi|Ttnd* 
 jii'tilVl )ii l)ebcii. To make -s to one's self, 
 iSori'iioe fiifitn. To come to a -, tintn &iit< 
 \d)lnd fiiiTen, fid) tntft^litgen. To have th« 
 -, -iuirl)rtbfn. To move certain -a, IScgiel.] 
 .Itu'ijTi.' ilCrri'ditiinifii iiorbriiiitcii. 
 
 Resuiutioiier, lezolu'shunur, a, 
 t ©iiitr. bir ber (irfiiiniiig »iJiibirer beitritt. 
 
 Resuiutiie, rei'Aliitiv , adj. -f 
 AiifToftnb, trrtl)i-iltiib (ivit '}irkeiiriniittel lo. 
 
 Resolvable ) liioivabl, »(</. mif* 
 lofliil), niiili)6bAr. 
 
 Resolve, r^zolv', d. reaolvo) v. a, 
 I. [(Jheiii.) (into) nujlortn (iid; I'^iig.J anf> 
 loftn; [^JRib.] frii»eid)tn, lerrljcilcn; I'TOiif.l 
 auii&iVn. 2. 1 a) nufioi'en , niirtli)firen. b) 
 Imtii , nufiifen ( rin 9iiitbi'el ic. > , i)eben 
 ( Bmtifel zc). c) trfliiren. d) Oiuo) juriKf* 
 briiigeii (nuf); )tiri'i(ffi'it)rtn (aiif*. 3. &inein 
 iiigtn, 93fi"d)fib, •!liifrd)lM& ober 9tii«fiiiif* 
 gcbeii, Giiien luori'ibiT bflfl)ren, nuffl.ueu. 
 X. ©intM ribtrjftigtn; (kuxew 0Vii)igl)i'ir gt* 
 btll; to be resolved (ot), riberjeiiiit jVlIt 
 ii>i>ii). Shak. 6. (S-liirn brflininieii, )u ciiiein 
 (S'lihtlllfje bringi'll. Resolved (on), tnu 
 l'd)li'f|ill (jm. -ed for »ea, tni|d)U'iTen, JUf 
 Set ill grljtn. 6. •^ to - one's self for .., 
 |uD gef.iBt innrf)en (niifi. Shak. T. [ 2tgi6I.J 
 lo — itself into a cominiltee of the whole, 
 fid) itit fintni nngeineiiitn <iUu6fd)iii|e bilbeit 
 (V). S?<\\\(ti^ 
 
 Resolved In freedom, in ^rt'if)tit dllfi 
 gclpdt. There 1 shall be resolved, -f bd 
 luerbe id) t6 erfal)ren. To - the cousdeoc*, 
 fid) bn* (J)fii)if|tn nnffiiircn. 
 
 Resolve, v. n. l. KEf^eni.] (lDto> 
 lid) nuflijfrn (in) ; fdynieljen , jcrgcl)fn. 2. 
 »ild)lirB»u (p. berflthtnben fiorpern); ben 
 ©nfrd)lii6 fnffrn, fid) enri"ct)ln.Bin; (upon, 
 on) fid) fntfd)li(6en (jn), (Qnuae) bci'd)lie« 
 §en. 3. t (of) (ber 'JKtiiuing lem), t)>Wttt 
 (i>on). 4. f (on) tlbcrii'iigt feui (uoii). 
 3. Let men resolve of that as they 
 please. Lockb. 
 
 To resolve into matter. Girer aiu 
 I'f^tn , ritern. Resolved, befd)ii'iTcn. 
 
 Resolve, «. i. brr 6'iirtd)!i>6 , 33r« 
 \(t)iu^. 'i. l'7{crb>ini. u. berAtl)eiibcii jiorperuj 
 
782 Fate, far, fall, fat. ML met. Finf, fin. N6, move, n6r, -ot, 611, rl6u.l. Tube, tul», foil. i//i.i, Tllis 
 
 RES 
 
 tie SRcfodition. 3. tie 9Iuefuiift, Qtlautts 
 turn , dcr '•Jliifr<i)(ii6. 
 
 Of liigli resolve, ^odjflfmilt^. 
 
 Rcsulvedly f rezolvcdle, adv. 
 fntfrt)li'fTi'ii, nut (S-iir)Vt)(ii(|fii()eit. 
 
 llesoiveduess, rezol'vednea, «. 
 tit G-iitfitlrfirniieir. 
 
 Itesolveud, reitolv'end, *. [Siititt).] 
 btt 9Ci'|VliHiie. 
 
 n«;SOlvent, reiot'vent, adj. (of) 
 ((S^iiune) aiiflijieiie. - «. DflS Sliip&fuujj^; 
 niirrel. 
 
 Resolver, rezolv'ur, «. 1. iai aiif; 
 I5ien£>e , jerihi'ikiitif Wtttd. 2. i a) (of; 
 CiiuT, bev (S'l'f'ftl Jf-) niipBfit, l&^t. b) 
 G-iiicr, biT ()ffct)liept, Gnt\<i)Ui^e fngt. 
 
 A great r eso I v e r of spasnis, till ODTi 
 jii(iri(t)f^ Jviaiiipfiiiitttl. 
 
 Resolving', rezolv'iiig, «. ber £(: 
 fd)liiu, (i"iit|"d)iii6. 
 
 ReSOimnce, rei'i6iian»e, (Int. re- 
 loiio) 4. biT 2Bil•^tTi, 3?iicf;, 9irt(i)flfliig, bic 
 JfeuMinnj, ter 2C(l■^fr()ll^. 
 
 Resonmit, rez'xonant, adj. )i)irbrr> 
 ^)(1(leu^, jtiriicf|cl)iiriciiD, luiceeri&ueiiD, mid). 
 fliiiilfiiD. 
 
 Rettorb, res8rb', (tnt.) p. a. I. ein.- 
 fc^jliirfen, ufrrf()Iii{fcn. 2. i iterf(t)(inflen. 
 
 ResOrbeiit, resorbeat, adj. eill = 
 fd)Iiicfeii6, i>frrd)liicfiiib. 
 
 RCNOrt, lezort', (fr. ressortir) v. n. 
 I. fid) ivol)iii I'fflebfii. 2. 1 (to) feine 3ii 
 piid)t iicl)nicu (jii). 3. u'Ol)iii fpiiiineii, fid) 
 11)0 uftrnintiieln, jiifniunifiifpmtiien, jiimcilen 
 cb. mieoi'rljplt <)fl)f u ; (to)gd)ei» (in, nii. jio, 
 (ctneii Drr) oft tt|"iid)en, fnqiientireii, Q-iiirm 
 jjilnufcii. 4. * (to) (G'iiifni) (niDfjciiiifnfU'ii. 
 
 Res(»rt, *. I. bcr SBffud). 2. fie 3ii= 
 fnmmenriiiii't, Sfrfniimiliing ; ber Siifnmnif n^ 
 ftiig iHMi Wcufdjfu. 3. itx iycrfommliiiiflS' 
 ort, SBfrfnmtiiliingfpInfj. 4. fa) (to) bic 311 = 
 pud)t (JII). l>) biT 3iipud)f^ort. c) f fif 
 irifbftbcr. 5- fcfr ©fridjii'iprengel. 
 
 Altlioiises arc the resorts of tlie idle 
 and disdoluie, ^ierrd)cnfeii fill" "T CTt, 
 no bif tiiuOiflfn iinb liebcrlic^cii Weiifd)cii 
 fid) I'crfniimu'lii. Place of -, bcr SBiTraniiii: 
 luiinfpM^ , 93frfnnini(iingfort. Place of 
 public -, bi-r nngemcin 6£rud)tc Drt. Last 
 -, I. [9{rd)t6iVr.] bie le(jte 25cl)&rbe; f. 
 Resort. 9ir. 5. 2. bai le$te .$)iiif6niittel, 
 bir Ufyie 3iifiiid)t. 
 
 Resorter, rc/ort'ur, «. Q-'imr, ber 
 eiiuii Drt oft bi'fiidjt, frequciitirt, bcr eft nii 
 eir.cn Drt fomnit. 
 
 Res<»un(I, rezound', (Int. resono) 
 r. o. I. ^ aiiebfr()iif(cn. 2 'l ivicberljnlleii 
 I«lfcii, prcifiM, fficrii, OcmnitbeCob rrrdxiflcn 
 Infjen ob. nufbrcitcii, 5 (Jiiiciii errd)n(len. 
 
 Rc*s»un(l , V. n. 1. micbcrljaflen, 
 n)iebcrfd)n(lfii , a'icbcrt&iicn. 2. 1 crfdjnden ; 
 to - back to ... iiirri(frd)nflcn (Jll). 
 
 ReSOlinti, re'sound, v. a. ivicbcr 
 t6ncn , fd)a(lcu ob. fliiigen nindjcn , ivicbcr 
 Hiifrn. 
 
 Resound,! ezouiid'.*.bcr^icbcr()<in. 
 
 ReKOuiKiin^, rewound lug, t. bcr 
 Sa3ii'bfrl).iH, 2Bii'bi'rrri:»i(l. 
 
 R«'SOHIldiIlg ly f reiouiid'iiigle , 
 ndv. lvie^i■rll^llll'll^. 
 
 R<'!S<»lirpe, rcsorso'. (fr. ressoiircei 
 «. iM ipuifciiiirtil, 9Cct:iitidtiiii[rcl, 'i))iitrii, 
 
 RES 
 
 bie 5?Ulf^(lllcfIe, 3llfflld)t, ^iirfe; pi. Re- 
 sources, (3)clbmiftcl, (pefiiiiiare) ipulf5» 
 qurtlcii. 
 
 Re80urceIe.<fS, resorse'les, adj. 
 
 D()Hf dictningi; ob. ipiilfeuiutel, ol;ne :pii(ti5. 
 qiicUfii, rcttiiiijjoloo. BuRkK. 
 
 Reso'iv, re.-.6', o. a. mifber fncn. 
 
 Re^lteuli, re.speke', v. a. 1. t Allt: 
 ivovtcii, triuifbtrii. Shak. 2. ivicbcr fprcdjeii, 
 fiigcii, niuMpri'd)!'!!, flii^crn, i»icbcrl)oleii. 
 
 Respect, re.spekl', ( Uu. respecto; 
 fr. respecter; v. a. 1. f GriortS OllU'l)cH, fluf 
 (S'fiung fc()CM ob. \)'in\t'.jin. Brown. 2. f a) 
 ilt-nd)tcf feiit tnad) >£.iibcii iz.). b) fid) bci 
 iicl;cii niif . . . 3. a) ($'[)un£ bcriidfictiiigcii, 
 i)Curffia)f iicl)men nuf . . , flct)rc» , ffl)cii lUif 
 ... b; od)rcii, cl;rcii, l)od)ad)(eii. Swift. 
 
 To respect ilie person, || bit ^cr' 
 foil nnfcl}cii (beriicffid)rigeii). 
 
 Respect, s. I. bic 3{i"irfud)t, 5piii. 
 rid)f. '2. t Cie ^il;iitfniiifcit, llmfid):, ivliig> 
 i)cit, 2}orfid)t. Shak. 3. Die 3Cuiffii1)t, 9ld): 
 tiiug. 4. bie $iod)iid)tuiig; 25i'rcl;ning, &(;r« 
 crbictling, (2l;r|lird)t ; pi. Respects, bif 
 (S-ljrcrbietimg , SliifiViirtuiig , bai ilompli: 
 iiiciit. 5. ± pi. Respects, bcr 23ricf, iAi 
 fcd)rfi()cii; J. !8. Our last —t, uiifer 2c(jrc^ 
 (b. I). i£d)4'ilbcil); I refer to my -s of last 
 post, id) bejiclje mid) aiif luciu Grgcbcnce 
 niit Ict^ier $0|1. 6. bie (J-ljrt , bn6 >iliifel)cii, 
 ber lini. Shak. 7.'t bnS iCi'ljIgefrtUeil. 8, 
 t bit 'JU'fidjt. 
 
 Respect of persons. |' bilf 91ll|V()ei1 (bie 
 23rrurffid)n9iiiig) ber "ipfrroii. To have - of 
 persons, bic ijien'oil iiiif(t)rn. To have too 
 niucli - upon ihe wdrid . fid) liut bcr 2,'Bcll 
 ill Old ill fd)iifffit uiiid)cii, /iiif bie Itjelt jii 
 I'iel Drtcffid)! iicljiiicii. Since tliar -s o( 
 lorliiite are his love, etc., bfl feillf £'iel>e rtllf 
 ©liter riel)t, nuf (J)e(b fiet)t, fo u. Smak. In 
 - of, cgciui;l)iil.) to. III 25etriid)t (eiiier 
 ®nd)e),l)iiirid)ilid). riirfilditlid) (ciiier€nid)e). 
 Secret -s. gel;i'Ulie 9viirf|'id)feil. In - ot .., 
 nil 25erl)nitiiiB (eiiier ©iid)e). Shak. In some 
 -, ill gciuiffe ipiii|'id)t, giiuijTer -Minfjeii. In 
 many -s. in uiiiiid)cr ipiii|'id)t. Witli - to ... 
 in 9{iirfild)f , ill 23ejiel;iiiig nuf ... The 
 duke's carriage was to him of fair - , ber 
 .speriog bcnnl)iii fid) feljr gut gegeii il)n. Oui 
 of - to any one, (\\\i 'ild)rillig flir ^i- 
 niniib. To have - unto, || (StirnS giitirigs 
 lid) nilfel)eil. To show - to .my one, (5-ilU'lll 
 el)rerljietig brgcgiieii. To treat with -, Gi; 
 iieui (^■|)rfiird)t eriucifcn ; cljrerbieiig unigel)en 
 nut ... To break in upon the — due to 
 any one . bie fd)UlDige (?l)rfurd)t gegeu Oe- 
 luniib nii^ ben 9liigcii fcoeii, fid) iiiu'l)rfr= 
 bietig grgeii G-ineu bciiel)iiien ob. bcfr>igeii. 
 To have a - for .., (5-l;rfiird)I fjnbeil oor ... 
 To pay one's respects to any one. 6'ilieni 
 iVine Sliifivnrtimg nind)cii, feine (J-I)rcrbie! 
 tlltig bejeigeil. Pray remember my -s 
 to him , nind)eii ©le il)tn gefafligil nieiiie 
 (5-iiipfci)(uiig. Of good -, 0011 rcbiidicni &(■■ 
 miitlje. Shak. Persons of tlie best — in 
 Rome , bie eljriiiiirbigften Scute in 9?oni 
 Shak. Nothing is good witiiout — , 9iid)tS 
 iff fuirflid) gut, foiibcrn iiiir reinrio ob. ivie 
 ti 0011 ben lliiiflniibeii bciliiiinit unrb. Shak. 
 
 RexjieotMbility, resiiekiabileie. 
 >. bic 0101)11,11^? u urbig'iii. i.jjauc'clj bir >2o: 
 libitiU. 
 
 RES 
 
 I Re.spectahle, resplki'abt (fr 
 2B.) adj. 1. nc^riingi'iuertl), eljriuiirbig rtirens 
 locrti), ivcrc()rlid), nnulinlid). 2. o em(igli(<), 
 leiblid), iiid)t iibcl, jieiiiiid), jieiiiliA gut, or» 
 bentlid). 3. [ijaiibelj gut, reell, folib. 
 
 Re.«$pect»bleitess , resplkt'- 
 ablne.s. j. f. Respectability. 
 
 Rcspectubly, re«pekt'abll. adv. 
 1. nd)tiMig6iuerrl). 2. o Iciblic^), ertrnglic^, 
 jiemlid), orbeiirli(ft. 
 
 Re-^peCter, respekt'ur, «. (of) @i» 
 iicr, ber nwi (^tiua* 9{uctiid)t iiinimt. 
 
 I perceive that God is no respecter 
 of persons, || id) crfnl)re, bnfj (Sott bie ^er« 
 fou iiid)t niifieljt, bng uor ®ott feiii 'ilufcl^en 
 bcr ^erfoii iii. 
 
 RespectTuI, resplkt'ful, adj. 1. 
 cl;rerbiciig, cl)rfiird)t600((. 2. Ijoflirf). — odi»- 
 Respect'fully, el;rcrt'iitigi (in 23ricfeiO 
 - Yours, 5l)r (S-rgebeiiiler '.c. , ergebeiifl ... 
 
 Respectruliie.s.s,rcspckt'fulnes, 
 *. 1. bie (S-|)rerbictigfcit. 2. bie ipoflid)feit. 
 
 Respectillllf f rcspeUtiug, p. pr. 
 in 35iireff, l^iiifidjtlid), rii(f|ld)tlic^ ( eiuet 
 ©nc^f). 
 
 Respective, respek'i'v, (fr. re- 
 .speciif; udj. 1. refpcftiu , fid) (niifOebew 
 \\\i 23cfonbere) bejieljenb, betreffenb, eigen, 
 gebiihreiib, l)efoiiberc, bejicljlid), gcgenfeitifl, 
 iBed)feireitig. 2. trttt)tung»iwertl). Shak. 3. t 
 i>orrid)tig, bebnd)fig, forgf.iltig, t)el)ittfam. 
 Hooker. 4. f nd)tung^oo(J. Shail. 
 
 Let each give according to liis re»pect- 
 ive proportion, ein ^ebcr gebe uerljnUiii^* 
 inntjig, do iind) 2Seri)n(tiiit*. 
 
 Respeciivelyv re^pck'tlvle. ado. 
 1. refpeftio, gegeiifeiiig, iued)fi'ireitig, luit be» 
 foiiberer !bcjiel)iiiig nuf eiiuiubcr, flrgeii eiiu 
 anber, in* SJcfonbere, tcjicljlid). 2. "■ ruct» 
 fid)ilid), nirii 9{urffid)t. 3. '■■ el)rcrbierig. 
 
 Respective 1 y to, in SBetvadjt (cinct 
 ®nd)e). 
 
 RespectleSS, resplkties, «'/; t 
 1. rurffid)t^lo6; '.of; oljne Diurffi4)t (fiiif). 2. 
 iiiieljrerbictig. 
 
 Respectlessness, resplktles- 
 nes. *. t bie 9{ii(ffid)t;iongfeit. 
 
 Resperse, lesperse', d. respergo) 
 V. a. t befpreugcn. [%\\>c\ jeritrcut. 
 
 Respcrscd over the Bible, in bct 
 
 Re-««persion, lispershun, t. bif 
 ■Befpreiigiiiig. 
 
 Respirable, res'perabl,a(0'. atf)etn> 
 bnr, eiimthcmiMr. To be -, eingentl)inet 
 lucrben foiinen. 
 
 Respiration, resperishun, «. Iv^ 
 bne ^JItl)nicn, 'Jlihemljoleii, Cuftfc^ypfen, bit\ 
 ■JJcrpirntion. 2. i bie (S-rl)o(uu(j. 3. + bie 
 3iuird)eii}eit, '$.uife. 
 
 Respirutory, res'perature , adj. 
 jiini OlthmciitniiglicO. -organs, SBerfiCuge 
 be* »Jlrliiiieii«. 
 
 Respire, respire', C(. respiro) r. M. 
 1. ntl)nicn. 2. ^iltljem l)olen , 2uft fd)opfe«, 
 3. t loicber \\\ •iii\.)im fommen, fi(<) erl)Oieii, 
 niiynil)en. i 
 
 Respire, d. «- ntljnieii. \ 
 
 Respit, res'pii, ifr. repit) «. 1. bit 
 g-ml, tit 'Jluifd)ub; 19{fd)t*rpr.] a)bierinem 
 jll 111 lobe 25erurtheitifu bciuidigte JJrift. b> 
 bie grill (uni I'or («vrli-t;t iu erfdjeinen ). 
 Bi.Ai;i.sro.\E. <•} bie iyriti (jur ibt-j.iljiima 
 
Fate, far, (alF, fat. M*. met. Flnf. fin. N6. m6rp. nir, ^Sf, ^'1. c?6A<I. Ti^he, tiih, fi^fl. t//in. Tllis. 783 
 
 efnet ©cftiift), ©eflUMbung, Wnd)(trf»t mit 
 btr 3ahlim(j. 2. f 6ie 9?iil)e. 3. (in ■OWilitiiri 
 ted)iiiiiifleii) 6er -Jlbiiig uoit 6er 2&l)niiii(i. 
 
 D.iyii of respit. --days, DJeiprfti, 
 fffipirrililf. My bii«ine»> gi»e« nie no — , 
 niftn (JJefchnff I'tnlattet niir feiiie 9Jiilie. 
 
 It«-jipit, i». o. 1. a) friilen, niiffcfjiftcii, 
 perfdiiebiii , niiJiVfjtii. b) flu6riif)rn liiffcii; 
 eurd) 9{iil)e oernlUcii ; (with) uiitcrttedjfii 
 (biirrt)). 2- (9?f<btijiVr.I a) t\t ^iiiricbruiig 
 eiiif« 95ir6rrd>t"r« i>mitirb«n. b) to -a jury, 
 tiiifiii Wi ri1)iurriif ii(ierirf)te fine S5ri|l (liir 
 GrfdKiniiii.j i)or 0>erid)r) gebeii, gfmnhrcii. 
 3. ((frmnO nurtfhtn U\f\(». 4. + niif eiiif 
 flfroiffe 3fit fliiger Dieii|l i-Cer *Hiiitsttjruifl= 
 ffit ('fRen, fiiiVftiPirfM. 
 
 IleMplciiliencef rjxplen'dcntF^ 
 
 R«-NIlleil<telICy, lesplen'denki. J 
 (Jnt. revpleiideo. «. t II. ? ter WlilMJ. 
 
 Ile*«pleil(leilt , t«kp|eii doit. ad;. 
 I. ? (iliinjuiN 2. t (Jlailirtid). - ado. Re- 
 
 • p I r n' d p ni I y . nl<i><i"*'^- 
 
 ReKplit, rexplit', ». a. ivieber fpol- 
 ttn. - V. n. n<t> iui«6er otifr niif* ^ifiie 
 fpnlfen. 
 
 Respond) respond', (t. retpondeo^ 
 
 v.n.l. (to) ntitiuortrn (S'liirin, Aiif); [€<()u> 
 
 Ifn) rrfpoiibirfti. 1. (to) tutrprt<t)en (/iiier 
 
 €n(f)i). 3. [ 9{f(t)t«rpr.] I'trniitiwortlid) rfin- 
 
 S The defriidant i* held to reipond 
 
 In dHRiagei, brr S3rfM(itr til gri)Oltrti. 
 
 6(f)nrtiirrfiitj |ii afii'nl)rfn , fi'ir itn 
 
 €(t}iiOrii gut )u fli;l)eii, ben @ci)>i((n iu 
 
 Pfrgiltfn. 
 
 R«Hpond, p. a. [9?r(f>t<rpr.] tin> 
 (l«f)tn iiir .., I)aftfii iVir ... To - the judg 
 went, filr tit fleri(t>tii4 juerfnmit* ©tr.nr 
 biiftrii. Ma»». Rep. 
 
 ReHpond, «. 1. (ine 9trc ^irdjdt^ 
 jfinitfl, »vcld)rr nnrt) Km Cehrililrfeii o6ft in 
 bfT gjfitff fine* l?iipite(« fltfiingeii tuirD. 2. 
 •J- bif fliitiuort. 
 
 ReMpf»lldent , riipondlnt, adj. 
 ©eiinqf rlinnib rb. Ifiileiib, eMtfprf<f)fiit». 
 
 Refipondent, t. t. [i){c(()t£rpr.i 
 ■ ) bcr !8ffliiiiff . b) etr 5}i'iriie, ©(i».ihr«> 
 moiin. 2. [ill £d)iil(ii] brr ^ffipoiibtut, 9Ser= 
 tl)riM<ifi t\»n atul^rttn Strfiti'djnft. 
 
 ReNponsnl , r^^poutal, «. 1. Me 
 Kntinprt. 2. t iex ^urfle. - a<y. + u". 
 •uti»prtiirf». 
 
 ReKpoilNe,re>ponxe'.((.retpon(Uin) 
 1. 1.5 bifJliitipert; (.bef.y «)6erOrnfflfpnid). 
 b) Me @^ni>jrbrriing ntif eitieii C-iinvurf, ta6 
 ftefppnfiim. 2. a) (Sitiirij.) 6ii«9?f|piMiu>riiiin 
 (eiii Jiirrfjcnfiri'nnfl , luo btt (Ehor ober Me 
 CDfiiifiiibe rtiif 6ii* flutmortet, wai 6er ?J5rie> ! 
 (ler fii'df). b) (r&iii. fotl). .Rirrfje) brr 9Jiit< 
 wprtdffnnn. 3. I'BiiH".] bie aCiebtrfehr (fines ' 
 fuflirteii ll)emfl« in finer oiiberu ©tiiimie). 
 
 ResposiNibility, ritipousebll'cie. 
 
 * I. (Olid) i 111 p/. Respon sibilitie*) bie 
 8}frnnri»prtlid>ffit. 2. bie 3'i')liin(1*'n()'flffif- 
 
 ReKp<lliNil»le, respon'xebl, adj. 
 1. (for) peraimuprrlid) (fiir). 2. jaljl., jiif)j 
 (iingSfahig. 
 
 To lie pb. to itand responsible for .., 
 rerniitii)prr(iA lein fur ... To become - 
 for ... 5^'iinir(t)>ifr Iriileil mr ... 
 
 ReKpuilNibleness, re.spon'selil- 
 pe<. *. 1. Pe 2Sir«iiriui-rtlirt)ftit. 2. bit 3<it)' 
 
 gdtAtiigfrit. 
 
 RES 
 
 Re.^ponsioilf re.<ipnn'ihun, «. -f 
 
 1. ba« 3liitipprten, bie 9liin«iTt. 2. bie 25er> 
 fid)friiiig, ^Si'ircirdiiifr, ba6 (55iitfiiiien. 
 
 Responsive ) respon sir, adj. I. 
 niuwprreiio. 2. (to) eiitfpredjenb. 
 
 A responsive letter, in6 9InhVDrt> 
 (djrtxbtn. 
 
 Responsory, respnit'xi'iri. adj. I. 
 eiiie 'Jliifiuprt eiitl)>iltciib. 2. (SJeiunhr (eijteiib. 
 
 Responsory, *■ [Sirnrg.] ber 'iliit: 
 mprrni'inng, bo* 9{erppiiforiiiiii. 
 
 ReSKHult, resK^lt', (fr. ressaut) t. 
 (9Ird)tt.l ber aSprrpniiig, 9Iii«liiiif. 
 
 Rest) rest, (Aligeir. rest, raest ; 9{ail) 
 «. I. $ bie Tiiilie, (from) bii< 9{iihei), 91ii6: 
 riihen (ppii), (^l)i)f. ii. <l5l)ilof.) bie 9{iil)e; 
 a) bie 9?n(l. b) ber ©(^dif. c) ber tob. d) 
 ber Jrlebe. e) ber 'J?iif)iplii(j. Miltoh. 2. 
 bn#, mcrnuf CftwnS riiljet pb. niifliegt, bie 
 ©tiltje. 3. [bei Crefjcrii] ber Iniger. 4. ber 
 Itfytt @-ntr(^lii§. Shak. S. ber 9(uf)rpiinfr. 
 6. l-WiiD Me qSiiiil'e. 7. ( <Ppef.) ber 9{iihe> 
 piiiifr, (?iiird>iiitt, bie (^lifiir. 8. bat Stiitig: 
 I'ein (P. ^lerbeii). 9. bne ^IJiiffeii (iiii Spielet. 
 
 Day of rest, ber 9iiil)e- , 9{ii|1tng. To 
 be at -, riifjen, riihifl feiii, iiii 3iil1<iiib ber 
 3i»t)t (tin. To take one's - , ber 9l»t)t 
 pjlegen, riihen, niifriif)eii, fd)(nfen. To ruire 
 to-, fid) iiir 3?ii(je beqeben , fitti rd)l.ir>n 
 legeii. To have -. ?{iil)e fliibfii, tjnben. To 
 come to (ilie) -, 11 iiicKiifje fpniiiieii , |ur 
 9?u()e geljeii, in bie 3{iif)e eiiiiieljeu , ilerbeii. 
 Their lances in the — , nut eliiiielegten 
 Sntljeil. A niuaket may be shot olf ms well 
 upon the arm as upon n — , eilie ^'Rn6tttt 
 fiiiiii iiion ebeii I'o iupf)l au$ frcier ^aiib <il£ 
 rtiifgelegt nbidjirflen. To set in -, eiiilrgeii 
 (emen €peer). Lean it steady upon the -, 
 legt e6 fefl fliif. 
 
 , Rest-harrow, [Sot.] bit S^aut)t<t)tl, 
 bn« i&iiriK, 6riif)I., DdjienlTfliit. 
 
 Rent, V. n. 1. mileii, riifjen, fiifl fiOcii, 
 ilid liegen. 2. riif)en (fid) ini 3>ii1>Hibe brr 
 9?til)e befinbeii). 3. i a) felii, bleit-en. l>) fid) 
 brriil)igeii, (in, on) |ufriebeii feiii (iiiit). 
 Addison. 4. vfrom) ail^rill)rii (poil). 5. ai 
 riibig Pb. (lifle fcin (luie bn* "M^eer to. b) 
 i tutjiq (tin. 6. riitjeii fd<l>iieii, (6egrabeii)| 
 tiegen. 7. (on, upon^ rtif)en (niif, on), liegeii 
 • niif). 8 ± (Oil. upon) a) beriiljeii (niifi. b) 
 fid) (lilfjeij, fid) perlnfTfii, |.iljleii, re(t)iuii 
 ((\ufi. 9. (iprimerpipiel) pnffeii. 
 8. a) The trulli of religion rests on di- 
 vine tefttiniony. 
 
 Resting-place, ber IRiiffrpfn^ ; ber 
 9?iif)rpiii$ (niif irrppen, a'hfa^). Re»iiiig. 
 mairs. bie Irrppe inir ^biaQeil. There -, 
 bleibe bnbei , erljalte Mefe beiiie &en\uti\f: 
 nihf. SiiAK. 
 
 Rest, d'c^Ptt.) to stand re St if. 
 
 Rest, V. a. I. )i!r 9tiif)e briiigen. 2. 
 (on) rii()eii Infieii, flu^en, (iiiflif)iieu, legeii, 
 leljiien (niif). 3. 1 (on) (iritjcii (niif). 
 
 Rest yourself, bcriiljiiieii ©ie fid). God - 
 his soul, (Jiprt I)iibe il)ii felig , &uit fdjeufc 
 i()iii bie fiiiigr 9{iil)e. 
 
 Rest, (fr. reste) t. 1. a) ber 9?f|T, 
 bai llcbrine. b> bie llfbrigfii. o t»er "Sjiiiu 
 reiiifil. d) ber 9jrirfiliin» fiiiiT Sd)iilb. 2. ^•■ 
 (bif li'^te 5?orfiiiiiig) ta6 Cr^re, 'Jlciigfrrtf. 
 
 Rest-capiu^ ba6 SJeim'efiipitni, brr 
 9ie|'(ri)«fpitb6. 
 
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 To set up one's rest, « fi(t) bnrrtiif 
 fe^en (fcin SleiiBerile* ipiiflrii) , fit^ in Pen 
 *ppf fe$en, feft eiitrd)(o(Tt'ii jViii ; (upon) fein 
 Seijteii fe^eil nu ... The - of the philo- 
 sophers, bie I'lbrigeii '5>l)ilo|'opfjeu. For th* 
 -, ubrigeni, iiii Ufbrigeii. 
 
 Rest, V. n. •> 1. fibrig bleiben Pbet 
 fein. Mii.T0!f. 1. [iiii q5i-iimrprpiel ] pnfTrn. 
 
 Res^agrnaiit , re.<>tag'iiaut , diu.) 
 adj. f )1rt)eiib, ilprft'iib. 
 
 Restng-itate, resiag'niiie , p. n. 
 (leljeii , flodeii. Apt to - , geiuigt ju ilocfen 
 (P. 93fiite). 
 
 Restae^nation, rittagnA'shun, ». 
 ba6 ©tcl)eii, bie ©tprfmig. 
 
 Restailt, rest'aiit, adj. [^ot.] ubrifl, 
 I'ifrvig i>leibeiib. Lu. 
 
 Restatement, re.stite'iiieMt. j. 
 ber npd)innlige U(berrd)lng; bie ivieberf)u(tt 
 Diinfediiiig. 
 
 Restauration, reslari'shun. (f.) 
 «. 1. bie 5!i3iibrrher|lflliiiin; - to life, bie 
 ^ieberbelebiiiig. 2. | engl. ii. fraii). &t((t).] 
 biei)tritiiiiriuipii (ber uertriebeiieii X)i)iiai1ieii>. 
 
 Restean, re»ieiu'. t>. a. I. mibcr ben 
 ©trpm treibeii, ^iiri'icftreiben. 2. i aiifl)(iltcii, 
 AtifjiMten. 
 
 Restful, reitt'f&l, adj. nif)ig. — 
 adv. Rest' fully, rilbig. 
 
 Restif, rea'tif, uuid) Restive) (fr. 
 r^iif) adj. I. ilnrig (p. ipfrrbeii). 2. t fl(trr« 
 finiiig, (liirrfppfiil. 3. f rufjeiib, iiiibeiDffllirf), 
 fnul, trnge. Bboww, — #. ta6 (liitige $fer&. 
 
 Restif to the rein, fi(^ gegen belt 3ll' 
 gef flrAiibenb. 
 
 Restirness, rls'i'fnls, «. 1. bit 
 ©tatigfeit (eiiieS ^ierbc5). 2. 1 ber Siinttt 
 fiiiii, bie ©tnrrfopfigfeit. 
 
 Restinctiou, rist'ngk'shun . (I.) 
 «. I. bnd Soriteti (be< Durflea ic). 2. 
 [(I()em.] bai S&rd)rn teiiie* -Weto.'I«). 
 
 Restiiig^iiisll, risting'gwis'>, v. a. 
 lBfd)eii (belt Durfl it.). 
 
 Restit , (rd)ort.) stood restif, 
 stunted, withered. 
 
 Restitute, re«'titute, ((. restituo) 
 V. a. t luiebcrljerilefieii. 
 
 Restitution, rlstitd'shun, «. !• 
 bie 2Ciebcr^cr|le(liiiig. 2. bie SaSiebererilnt* 
 hitig, ©•rfeijiiiifl , 3in'i'irffl<'''f J ber (Jnn^; 
 (to) bie SurudQabt (nti). 
 
 Motion of restitution, [$f)Qf.] bf* 
 2Bieberl)cr(lef(iiiig«bfiDegnng. To malie — ^ 
 1. iiirilrfgebeii , ipiebererflntteii. 2. (Srfn^ 
 leijlen. ["JCieberljerllefler. 
 
 Restitutor, rls'tetiitur, <: t bet 
 
 Restive, r^sitv, f 
 
 Restivene8», rcs't'vuls , ^ ' 
 Restif. 
 
 Restless, rest'll . r«//. i afltoi. 2. 
 imriil)ig. 3. i iinriil)ig, fiiiifi i (? nt^tK. i. 
 
 Restlessly, rest le.slc, a V. 1. ra|l> 
 (OS. 2. itiirtil)ig. 
 
 Restlessness, rlstllsnls, t. 1. 
 bie 9{o|l(ofi,ifeir. 2. bie lliini(;e. 3. i bte 
 ©(()lnilpfigfcit. 
 
 RestorabIe,r jst6'rabl .adj. ivieber' 
 fjenu'llt'nr, inieborljcriirfleflt lufrbeii foiiiieiib. 
 
 Restoration, re.stora shun. dat. 
 resfnuiatio) *. I. bie 3iiriirfP<ri"f(j""<J '" 
 eiiifii frril)freii 3ii|liiiib ; ffiiefcrbfrflentiiig 
 (bee grirbcni, ber ijreiiiib|(i)att zoj (lo) 
 
784 Fate, far. fall, ff.t. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6ud. Tube, tub, full. lAin. rilis. 
 
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 bie SCiebfrcinff^iiiifl (in ein 9IiTit ic); ^if< 
 fcerl'flcbiiiig (Dee 5?n!i6il5 JC). 2. (from) a) 
 tiu iIOicP«-l)tvtlelUinij, "JEif terflenffiiiifl ( u o n 
 einer Jlrmifljeit jc). b; ia6 3iinicfbriiigeu, 
 6ie giiriicfbrimjimn (uon). 3. [eiiQl. »• fr- 
 ©ei'ct).] tic 9{c|laiirntiDii. 4. [ il)ci>l.] i)ii' 
 1B3iet»erl)crfle(riiiig, ©elinmort)iiiig. 
 
 By tlie reslomtion of a man to a 
 good standing in society, tariird), bil(3 nwn 
 eineiu '•Krtniic luieter jii eincr ijiiren Stetlmin 
 unrer 6en 'i))feiirff)en ncrluift, tatiirtt), di^ 
 eiii 'TOniiii luieber jii eiiier flutcii gf|clird)0.fi: 
 licbfii ©ri'diiiig gclniigt. 
 
 ResturHtive, rcsto'rat'v. adj. fliir: 
 fenB. - *. ia& ftarttwbt 'OMittcl, ©tiirfiiiig^" 
 niitrct. 
 
 Restore, restore', (tnt. res^anro) 
 e. m. 1. a) iuiet)erl)fr|}e{!eii (eiiie ®frt^t, tif 
 ©efiiiiMjeit, fine perttirfiene £(()rift|li'(le, Mc 
 renljre Scfart, ten griftwi. f*'* (5reunCi"cl)oft 
 JO. b) ii)ifDfr()fri1i'nfii (t)eilfii). c) luietiT 
 ^enlcflcii, iiiieter oerbtfTiTii. d) t«ieBerI)frilel> 
 Icn, (uieter in 4liifMiiF)nif , luieter in ©iing brni; 
 (jen. 2. (to) a) luiettrget'en (nlf Grfiil}). b< 
 jurticfgeben, luie ter jmleflfn (@-inein ©tn-af). 
 3. i a) (to) (G-inen) iwicDer einfe^eii (in). 
 b) iBieSerbringcn , junicfbringen , luicter jii: 
 rutfbringen. 4. (^pnnbelj luicbet niif 6ae 
 tnger jurficfbringen. 
 
 To restore any one'« fortune, ©incin 
 tuie&er onflulfin. To - any one to life, Qi' 
 tun miefciT IcOenMg mn(!)cn, iu'6 Srben jn^ 
 rucfnifen. To - any one to liberty, ©inriu 
 bie grtiljeit \(t>e»ten. Tims pencils can - 
 amiles to tliat changed face, fo fann tet 
 ^ini'el ein P(i(t)cln nuf bieft^ ueninberte Qit-. 
 ftdjt jiunlcfbringen. 
 
 Restore ) re'store, v. a. [^anbtl] 
 wtebfr Mif'i enger bringen (SCnnren). 
 
 Restoreilieut) restore'meut, «. 
 6ic ^ieberlier|linuiig. 
 
 Restorer, r^st&'rur, «. 1. ttt ^ie: 
 berl)er|lefler. 2. e-iiier, bcr luicBergibt, jiin'i(f> 
 flibt, miiin jnfliUt. 3. t>a& aS3ieBcrljerilil= 
 Iiing^niirrcl. 
 
 Restruin,restrAne', (fr- restreindre ; 
 Jot. restringo) v. a. I. | jiirricffjnltcn ; nb; 
 tjalteii. 2. i a) im 3'innie (jniren (G-tnen) ; 
 jnljnien (ben 3t'rn jc.j. b) (from) «) ucr- 
 l)inbern (nn, ju). ^) C'incni perfngcn (einc 
 '^^i<t)t ic). c) unterbrurftn. d) (of) brrnii; 
 6en (ber tjreil)cit k.). 3. ; einljniten (ein 
 Spferb IC). 4. ± a) (einer ©n**) (S'inljiiit 
 tl)nn. b) cinrrfjrcinffn, bcf(1)r(inrcn ; (to; bf. 
 fibviinfen (nnfj; (of) bcr(l)r(infen (in). 
 2. b) a) We restrain cattle from wan- 
 dering by fences. 
 4. b) Not only nietaphynical or natural, 
 but a moral univertality is also to be 
 restrained by a part of tlie predicate. 
 Watts. 
 
 Restrained, uerbpten; eingefrf)ranfr. 
 
 Restrainallle, resirJi'nal)!, adj. 
 |tiri"i(fgel)nUeii, befc<)riinft, eiiiflefttjronft jver. 
 ben fonnenb. 
 
 Restrainedly, ristri'nedle, adv. 
 eJHger(()riinft; im fingerrt)rnnftcn ©inne. 
 
 Restraiiter, resnAnur, ». Q-iner, 
 ber jKrii(fhnlt, eint'(l)r.inff, bn'cfjriinft. 
 
 ReStinillin^, restr^nin^, udi. I. 
 ein^(^rl^^ffnb. 2. tit)iTl.j lU'r brr (fcriiife 
 beiu.iljrenb. 
 
 RtS 
 
 Re.'^iraiiit , ristraai', *. 1. bie 3U) 
 
 riicfiiiiitung. 2. i a) bie (jinfdjrantung, 3je. 
 )"rt)rniifiiiig. b) bie ajei'4)rniifiiiig in ber grei- 
 i)eit; (yif.ingenfct)aft. c) tcr 3i»'ina# ©inljalt, 
 oic ipinbcriing. d) b(>o SBerbot. 
 
 A restraint of himself from ▼icious 
 pleasures, feine 3nriirfitel)ung, feme (5-|itter= 
 nung w\\ Irtilerljniren aScrgiiiigungen. To 
 lay -s to.., {(Siiienu Sbeict)riinruiigcn nuf; 
 legen. 'Tis a great — upon us, bic5 legt mii 
 eiiien gropeii 3n"ing nn. To be ettectual -» 
 upon.., einer ©ndje niit (^rfolj (S-inl;iilt 
 tl)lin. The laws are — s upon injustice, bte 
 Wefetje tl;nn ber Uiigtred)rigffii ©iiiljiiit. To 
 pill one's self under continual — s, fic^ einem 
 be|1anbiflen 3'»'inOf untenverfen. 
 
 Restricliecl, [Oerti j r e s t r i c t e d. 
 
 Restrict, ristiiki', dot. restringo) 
 V. u. einfdjranfeii; (toj cin|(^)roiiten , be; 
 fd)riinfen (oiif). 
 
 Restrictiou, restrlkslmn, «. I. 
 bie C-infa)ronfiing, 23er(^rnnfunfl. 2. (ou; 
 bie !Bei'd)niiiriing ibeS ^onbelS ic.>. 
 
 Tins i.« to have the same restriction 
 as etc., bieij iiiiterliegt luie tc. bcrfelben !be> 
 fd)roiifnng. 
 
 Restrictive, restr'k'iiv, adj. I. 
 ein|"d)i'.infeiib, beid)raivfenb. 2. f [•'JKeb.j ju; 
 foninien)iet)enb. 
 
 Resfrictively, restrlk'livli, adv. 
 eingtiVt)raii^,jtni e^igeidjronfteii ©nine. 
 
 Restrlng^e, iesirinje', V. a, 1. ein> 
 fd)roiiten, be|'d)rnnCeii. 2. I'Web.j jurammcii; 
 jietjen. 
 
 Restriug'ency, rostrin'jens^, «. 
 bie }nt"ominenjici)enbe (i-igen|d)ofr ob. J?roft. 
 
 Restring°eilt, restriujent, iidj. 
 l^l}i'eb.J jufonimeiijieljenb, jlopfenb. - *. 
 (.■i)!)teb.] bos juininmeiijiel;enbe -OJiitiel. 
 
 Restrivc^ restrive', v. n. i>oii ineneut 
 llrrben. * 
 
 Resiy, rlste, adj. f. Restif. 
 
 Resubjectioil, lesubjekshuu, I. 
 bie aUiebrninieriDCifiiiig. 
 
 ResubiilliatiOU,reiubIem&'shiin. 
 a. t(i|)em.j bie ioitberl}oUe, nodjmoiige ©uij; 
 liutiuion, G-iiiportreibimfl. 
 
 Resublillie , re.subliine' , v. a. 
 (gljein.J uon Jceiiem, ni'd) eininol, iuieberl;oii, 
 tii'd)inol6 er.iportrciben, Ijiiiaiifiouterii, fiib 
 limiren. 
 
 Resudatiou, re.sud^'sl<uii. «. b09 
 nod)mollge'Jlnffd)ii)i^en, 2i3ieberiiiirrd)iuii;eii. 
 
 Result, lexult', cot. resiilio; fr. re 
 
 suiter) V. n. 1. iiinicffltegen , )nrri(ffpringrn 
 (luie ein ©tein :c.). Pope. 2. j a; (tiom, 
 entfpringen, entilel^en (nu«). b; ihom) fm 
 gen, erfolgen (one, nitf;, l)i'ri'orgel;en , fiiT) 
 ergcben (Oufi). c) (in) t)inou*loufen iait|); 
 JU einein ©■nfic^Iiiffe fontmen. 
 
 The (Ouncil resulted in reeoiuinending 
 harmony and peace to the parties, Drr 
 3Corh foiib nm g-nbe fiiir gut , ben i^arteien 
 S'lntrod^t iinb (^riebeii Aniuenipiel;u-u, etn 
 jufrt)orfeu. 
 
 Ren alt, «. I. T bni SnrucfiVringen. 
 2. t a) bie golge, ber (Jrfi'ig, iUitfoll, bof 
 e-rgebniS, 9(efiiltot, ^iife. b> bte gi'ige 
 (6d)iii6fnifle, SJoigeriiiig, ber ed)iiig). c) 
 I9fc>rboin. J ber :^e|"d)liiB u-mer ber.ui;fiibeii 
 ajcn'oniiniiingi. [e-iiti'i>ri:!avii, urioigni. 
 
 , Re»uitaiice, le^uii iasK. «. cor 
 
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 Resultant, rezuit'a'nt, $. [^ed).] 
 
 bie tnittltre .Uriiff. 
 
 RfSultiuHf, rezult'ing, adj. [^tdftii 
 
 fpr.] niif (S-liirii iiiriitffadeiib. 
 
 Re.*<UlliabIe, rezij'mabl, adj. ju< 
 rucfgenommen iverben fonuenb, |unid jO 
 neljmen. 
 
 fltesuine, resume', (Int. resumo) 
 
 e. a. I. jiiniifiiebnien, micber nefjmen. 2. 
 
 iDJeber einiieljuicn (eiuen ©iij, ^J5loi;). 3. ivie» 
 
 ber iiDrnelimen , mieber oiifiiel)inen (iDiebet 
 
 onfongen, forrfe^eii); luieber onfiiupftii (ein 
 
 (5)errt)oft). 4. jiifommenfiifTen , jiifomnien* 
 
 brnngeii, fiirjiirf) luiebrrljolen. 
 
 2. Reason resumed her place, bit 9JiT» 
 
 niiiift nnl)in il)ren '$lo0 luieber ein, trot 
 
 luieber in ihre 9{ed)te. Drvdeii. 
 
 RtNIUllllllOit, resiim'miin. e. a. I. 
 ivieber rorlnbeH ob. jitiren (uor (»5erid)t). 2. 
 lufeber oufforbrrn. 3. mieber oiifbiittu. 
 
 Resuuiiiioiis, lesuiiriiiiiiix, i.pL 
 19{t'd)r$rpr.] bie neiie, iioc^molige, luieberholW 
 58orlflbtitig I'or (S)erid)t. 
 
 ResuJiiptioti, rezuin'sliun, «. I. 
 bie (iCiebcr:) 3iinicfiinl)me. i. 6n? S53ieber« 
 ui)rnei}ineii , 233ieberniifiiel)iiicn , bie 2i5iebct» 
 onfnnljme. 3. -f bie Snfnmmeiifiiifiing, fnrji 
 2Dieberl)i>lnng. 
 1. The resumption of a grant. 
 
 Webstem. 
 
 Resumptive, rezum'tiv, ndj. jn* 
 rri(fiirl)mfnb, n)iet^rnei)nu'iib. — Resump- 
 tives, t. pi. [-TOeb.] ©tnrfnngfniifrel. 
 
 Resupinate, resupenAte, (Int. r»- 
 supinoi adj. [Cot.] iiiitgefeljrt. 
 
 Resiipinatioiij lesujien^'sliun, «. 
 
 1. bnf Siegrn niif bem SJiirfcn. 2. |'Bi)t.) bit 
 nmgefehrte ©ranb. ['3{t'i(fen liegenb. 
 
 Resupilie, resu'pine, aitj. nilf betn 
 
 Resur^e, letiirdje', v. n. -j- iviebev 
 niitileljen. 
 
 Resurrection, rlzurrlk'shun, ». 
 bnfi Sa3ieberoiif|lel)en ; [ il^eul. ] bie 3lnfer» 
 |lfl)nng. 
 
 Resurrection- men, £ci(f)enbiebe, 
 Centf, bie l?eid)eii be|1el)len. 
 
 Resurvey, resiirvA', v. a. tcicber 
 biird)iVI)tit, uberrel)eii, biird)gel)en. 
 
 Resurvey, re»iir'vA, «. bie neitt 
 llcbernd)t, ber neue, luiebcrl^Dlte, noct^niAiigt 
 llcbtrblicf. 
 
 Resuscitate, r^sus's^iate, (Intk 
 resuscito) v. a. I. iix'i £ebeii jiirnrfriifen, 
 mieber lebenbig mn'djen, luiebcr eriuetfen, iuif-» 
 ber belfbeiijiviebrr oiifiebrn mnd)in; [$.^ei<l.] 
 niifenue(fen. 2. i a; erneiierii (cinen ©rreit 
 K.). b) l(El;ein.| reprobujiren (cinen ^orper). 
 
 Resuscitate, v.n. ivieber nuflcben, 
 ivieber lebenbig luerben. 
 
 To resuscitate to love, |iir Siebe nit* 
 ber frivad»en. 
 
 Resuscitation, resussjtii'sh^n, 
 s. I. bie 2i3ieb«rbelebung, SUiebereriuecfnn^ 
 
 2. [CFljfin.) bte 9?epn^bHftion. 
 Resuscitati ve, resussliatlv, adj. 
 
 luirberbeiebriib , luiebereriurrfenb ; reprobuji* 
 rcnb. 
 
 Retail, ret^le', reiAle. (nirfr. retail* 
 ler) 0. a. 1. t |rri1ii(fon , jirih'iffrln. 2. iia 
 Kleincii, ein}rln, im (S'tn|eiiieii i<rrfniifen rb. 
 iiDiVijcn; ninffd)nrtbfn ('S-fli'miionren). 3. t 
 aiuiiMgrii . nn^ivirgrn ibie iiio^ir^ieir :c.). 
 
File, far. fall. fat. >U. met. Fine. fin. N6. move. n6r, jjot. 6il. c\6AA Tnhe. irih. fiill. (Aiii. Tliis. 785 
 
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 4. ini JMciiifii ruitin utrf.uifen. 5. 1 a) nu6- 
 fut)tlid), liUiilanMid), SSielcii erj.imeii, (from) 
 niK^frjriljlcii iG-ineni); (d-tiun*; nu6einaiiter» 
 feijfn b) lulf^ert)Dlt frjii()len. Shak. 
 
 Ketail, v. n. iiIeilli)aM^e( trdfteii. 
 
 Retail, re'iile, t. Drr RldW', Dttail-, 
 9lufrd)iiittf)nii6cl, ajitfiuif DD. iSJitSerufrfniif 
 111- ^ifMifii, ill! Ginjrliun. 
 
 By retail, iiii 5lleiiieii, im (Vittirdien, 
 tiiijfln, iind) txm Stiicfc, nurfiueiie. To sell 
 by -, im ^leincn I'trfnufcn, (C(Unwiinriiu 
 #iii«f(l)neiPen; im filtineii mtbtt ocrfniifeii. 
 To deal wholesale and -, im &XO^tn U. Ittl 
 JileiiKti verfdiifen. 
 
 Retail - buiineia , —•trade, btr 
 fileiij!, 9Jii«id)nirtf)niiber. --dealer, tn 
 Siltiui, 91uird)uittl)aiil)ltr, Rrnmre. -- 
 • ■tablialioient, bit Bttnil', ^iierd)iit(t' 
 i^iUiMung. --excine, tie SpnfumtioiiSiu. 
 cirt. — good*, #. p/. fioi"iina<', 9litf|"d)iiitr> 
 toaaxt. --aliop, tut KmiiK, Sliiifcfjiiifrla! 
 (eii. --ill op-keeper, t)er iticiil >, ^ui< 
 fcbnitthniiClrr. 
 
 Iletuiler, riiilur, ri'tilur, «. I. 
 bcrfileiiiI;iiM6ltr, 91u*i(t)iiittl,iniiM«r, ^r.imer. 
 i. * Qintr, itr nii«ti4|)rli<^ ctinljU, niid)nr< 
 l^^lt, aii«einniiterre$t. 
 
 Retailer ai a stall, atand, beneli or 
 taHe. 6cr ©tniitframtr. 
 
 Retnin, reiine', (Int. retineo) v. a. 
 I. hdltfii, jiitiirfl)nli«ii. 2. bc()iiltrti (im Wr 
 biid>iiii|Tt ic), nil uA) tiflimroii , fnliuiiK" 
 (ni(t;t urrlirreio; (with- btl).iitrii (bei fidii. 
 
 5. [ 9?ert)tSiVr. J iiinitfl'tljiilteii , I'Mbelinit^n, 
 Iniic bfl)iil!cn. 4. hiilien < tie &iirbe ic. > ; 
 (Cljtm.i 111(1)1 eiiriuiid)rii infftii (tie 'ISJiirmn, 
 ^oirrn, bih.iirrn. 6 beibrljnlten. 6. in feme 
 iDieiifle iirluiirii , Miii)tit , mv<:tl)rii; bi|lelleii, 
 •itiii-hiMeii (eiiieii S>id)iu<ilrer ic), (for; aw 
 neljnteii (nl$, ju). 
 
 3- Whom 1 would have retained with 
 
 Die. BiRLC 
 
 4. Seek cloihs that retain their color. 
 iiiAe filfiber, ii'fld)e tie JJnrbe Ij.ilrfii. 
 
 To retain God in one's knowledge-. |< 
 (Jiotr <l<t)teii. Re la i n in g- fee. b»l6 i)i)lic>" 
 tar, luoOiitd) mnu fiil) ber I>if iiile tines *fc.irt>< 
 K<\\(tt6 )iim SScrdiiS i>(rni1}ect. 
 
 Hetttin, ». n. 1. 1 Mnbcn, niifh>Mreii. 
 
 S. t (101 iiehoreii (jin. 3. |lt)ieriirjiifif.j bf' 
 
 friid)tet Ob. tnidjtifl iverfcen, rmpfonflfii. fKt) 
 
 tejifljen. 
 
 2. A relish retaining to btt(ernes«. rin 
 
 in'i Ibittert fiilleiiCer «frd)mnrf. Boyle. 
 
 RetaiiiHble, ii(.vnabl, adj. }u be> 
 ^nlrf ii.ff l)nltrii luf rtmi f oiiiir iiMc, f.R e m i u. 
 
 Retaiii«*r, leiA nur, «. l. g-iner, 
 bft ©nun* bfljiiir diicht uergifit). 2. (toi btr 
 ftnljmigcr, SJirri^rer (ber -Jltfiiiiipii u.>; (of.> 
 b« jliiljniifler (3«nioiib6). 3. iai ^nlten, 
 Unierf)fll(eii i<oii Slnhanorrn; ber 3i>l^>in^> 
 ta moil nb()<iii()ig tft. 4. (9<ed)tf|Vr.i G-iurt, 
 bft 6*unS iiirilefhiiir, iH'rb«0.ilt , iurfiffbe* 
 bdit (luie eiiie ©(1)iiIp k. ). 5. tat 5?oiiornr 
 Cb. ©elb, ivPbiird) iiinii fid) brr Dir.niU eiiu* 
 ©nttjivnitfra jum 95ornii4 I'erftdjrrt. 6. ber 
 Wfierf)infni. 
 
 Retake, reiike'. praet retook, pp. 
 retaken, p. a. ivieCcr lifljineii (fin fcdntTi, 
 fcieber iib!ifl)iiifii, hmirtimni, ivicter frobcrii. 
 
 To retHke into coiii.ideri«tiou , WUCer 
 
 (d *i<tnd)tiiii(i iirhrii. 
 
 Hiij/l. ■ lUutich. IVorlerbuch- I. 
 
 KET 
 
 Retaliate, reial'eate, (neular. re- 
 tiilio; V, a. (iiieifleii* I) (.Q-tmni) luie&er iii> 
 nlrfgcben, eriuieberii, nviebern'ergflteiijvcrt: 
 iii(ii1)cii, { Ijfitii gcbeit. 
 
 Retaliate, v.n. ivertmndjni, inpon) 
 Cinem (i>lfid)e« mit (MUidjcm iienjeltfii, { 
 c* ©iiiem l)ciiii(jebeii; -iUiebcruergelriiiiij libeii 
 (mil. 
 
 Retaliation, retalei xhmi. *. (|, 
 jebi>d) UKiileiifi I) bie ^Oitberi'rrijelriiiifl. 
 
 Lnw of retaliation, bn< 2i}ieber»er. 
 Oeiiiiiigfred)t. 
 
 Retaliatory, reialvaturi, adj. 
 luiebfri'crgrlrriib, asjiftcruenjeltiiiig*. .. 
 
 Retaliatory measures, SCieCfruenjel: 
 riiiiflfiunBrfijdii. Cani«i.-«g. 
 
 Retard, riiard', (Int. retardo; v. a. 
 uerioiierii, niifhiilteii, i'enV>iteii. 
 
 Retard, v. n. jBflirii. 
 
 Retardation, lettardi'shun. «. 1. 
 bie ©frji-jjenin.], iBenVntiiiig, bn* 9Iufl)iilteii. 
 1. 1^1)1)1".) ^if ajmiiiuferiiiia Dcr ©erctiuiiii 
 biflfeit, SBcrji'flcriiiig bei Cniife*. 
 
 The retardation of the motion (of 
 ashipeio, bie SStrmiiiberuitij ber®e|(^i«iii. 
 biflfrit. 
 
 Retarder, riiard'ur, «. bie 'tprrfDii, 
 bit ®nd)e, bie Orwar ueri&flfrt, niifl)iiir, I'er.- 
 ipniet; (of) biip >piiibiTiiiy, brr 'JliiiTo^fiir). 
 
 Retardment, leiardmeii^^. bit 
 iBtr,['!]iTii!ui, SBeripinuiifl, b« 95fry>fl. 
 
 Retell, lelsh, (aiigrir. Iiraecan; r. n. 
 lid) morgiii, fid) rttrtd)cii tvol^t. 
 
 Retell) p. n. to — out, cb. p. re/l. 
 to - one's srif, ilsrif. fid) til)lltll, fid) Ttdtll. 
 
 RetclllCRH, >el>h'les. adj. |- forglOJ', 
 nnd)l(iiTl.), f. Reckless. 
 
 Retection, r^i«k'»hun. «. bie <Fiit> 
 betfiiiiji, 'iiiifLV(fiiii(j, tf-iirl)riliuii,j. 
 
 Retell, reiel'. p. a. luirbtr rrj^liltii. 
 
 Retent, liiem , «. bn^itrii(fijcl)iii. 
 tent, brr 'Xii(fl)iWr. K.rwas. 
 
 Retention, riicn'shi'n, dor.; *. I. 
 b<\& SiiriirfhoirtM, Me SnnJcfiuiftutitj. 'i. i 
 bie 3"n'irfl)'iif""fl; &t|li(iPfif. Shah. 3. -f 
 bie :i>iif', 2Jtriuiil)riiiijj. Shak. 4. bM V>t- 
 Ijiiltfii , tic i^flbrh.l|rllll(J. 5. b<\f ^iilreii ; 
 (Wfb.] - of urine, bit .^irili'trhillriiiiij. 
 i5).irni'erfli'i>fiiMg. 6. bn» !lJel;iUrcn mi (*.e. 
 bnd)rnj|Tt, bai (i)fb(id)rii!§. Locke. 
 
 Retentive, relen I'r, adi. I. jiK 
 ri'idt)iilieiit. l. i ytnu.iljreiib (flffniigeit hnl- 
 teiib). 3. (iiid)t ennutidji'ii loffenf) (ofi 6e< 
 Ijaltenb, Ijnlttiib (fftiun*); dm (»cbnd)tniffei 
 belJ^^lfenb, brtjiilrfiim. 
 
 Tlie r e t i' n I i V e faculty, bie Webtic^tnie* 
 ^riift, to* (Mfend)riii6. A — meiuory, tin 
 trtiiff, fliiftf (S5ttrtrt)tni6. 
 
 RetentiveneNH, rilin'tlrnes, «. 
 bie i^choirfnmfeit, &ifltiirct)iiff , CriuiiS jii. 
 tu(fsiit)nlten, jii brij.ilttn. [0}ttni1)riiiii. 
 
 Retentive n ess of memory, rill trcilt^ 
 
 Reticence, iet'tesen>e.^ (fr. re- 
 
 Reticency, leriesensc.^ ticente) 
 «. bit Utbfr(je()un(), 25frfrt)H)ilgiiii(j, 'Jluelof. 
 fiiiKi; (9Jf)rt.) bie 95rrfd)ivriniiiio. 
 
 Reticle, leiekl. dnr. reticulum) s. 
 I. tae i)?ci>d)tii. 2. ['Hilriiti.J biis iWc^, gii< 
 beniift) ''Jlrr ■OWifriMiirtfr). 
 
 Reticular, iciik ular, adj. ntfyicit-. 
 mifl. - body, rete luiicokuiu, ['Uiint.J bui 
 neefermifle Qimtbt. 
 
 KET 
 
 Reticulate, r^tik'ulale, ) adj. 
 
 Retioulate<i, reiikulated.^ ivie 
 fill ^Jiitj i'trfrt)lungcn, biird)l'rin1)0M; [^ot.] 
 iiei}fj)rmig. 
 
 Reticulated work, bai ^itljroerf. 
 
 Reticulation, reiekuli'shun, «. 
 bii6 iif(;f&riiiigc Wfiucbe. DAR—iif. [miiJ. 
 
 Retif«>rin, ret lefdim, adj. ncijfor* 
 
 Retina, rettena. dar. 2iJ.j ». (<ilnnr.] 
 bit 9ii'0l)iiiir (De« -Jlugt*). 
 
 Retinaculum , retenak'uliim, 
 (lot. -U}.) t. [ii)pogr.J ber ©d)rtftl;nlter, bn« 
 itiinffl. 
 
 Retinnsplialt, reiSnasfalt', ) 
 
 Retinite, retinite, J 
 
 [■•TOiner.ilg.i trr ^t(ti^i'iiipi'rpl)i)r. 
 
 Retinue, ret enij. retin'nii, (fr. re- 
 ieiiii<r> (■ T II. t bai (i)tfiMge. 
 
 Retirade, reteride', (fr. 3B. )*. 
 [JJeihingsrD J ttr Slbf^iiitt , ,3iiffii(fttSi>rt. 
 
 Retiration, rei^rAnhiin, (fr. 20.) 
 *. llnuoiir I ttr ©ibtrbrurf. 
 
 Retire, rede', (fr. retirer) ». a. • 
 I. jiirucfju'l)en, iutgjiel)en (bie ^onb ic.). 1. 
 i a) eiujicl)til. b) to - one's self into.., 
 to. .. Ttd) |iirri(fjiil)tn (iti), fid) btgtbtn (nn4)). 
 
 3. einlafm (•IOtd)ftl), btjnljleM. 
 
 Nature's dark retiring-room, ^ ot. ^ 
 b.l« mrab. Retired wiih herself, in fid) 
 jun'Kf.Kii'qfii. 
 
 Retire, p. n. 1. a) fid) jiirurfile^en, 
 fid) ^inii'tgbigtbru, fi* .i'lrfirttegebtii , ftdf 
 tntfirnt II , iurggrl)rn , forfgehin. b)(froni) 
 fid) tntfernrii (nui», (bie ©tobt zo uerliiffen, 
 fid) jiirri(fiitl)en 'Udo, nni5). c> (to) fid) ju« 
 n'lif jii'l)tu (Oiif, nod)). fl(t jie'jf " (imd)). d^nne* 
 eiiiniib(rgrl)fn, ftd) trtniien , ntifbred)tM (ocn 
 tincr («crt[ird)aft J , fid) utrlitrcii (u. tiiict 
 >))efiifd)tiii:itngt). 2. i a) (from; ilrt) junlrf. 
 jitt)tn (I'pn ttr SBtIt jr.); (to) fid) jiiriicf» 
 jieljen, jiin'idrrcrtii (iiu. bi ild) fli"id)ttii. c; 
 jiirrirftrrttn nuit bn« 'S3o(Ttr. llftr 2c.;. 
 2. a) (jeneral Wrfsliingtoa . In 1796. re- 
 tired to private life. 
 
 To retire from iiolicCj licill >£d)iiuplfl$ 
 nbtreten, in'e 'jpni'iuitbtii jiiriirfrrtrtii. To 
 
 - from biisiiiri.s. fid) Jlir SJnl)!" ftljtil, till 
 
 (S)rfd)nfr lllr^erll■gfn; fliiS tiiitr »aiu-cl*fle< 
 fe(ird)>ift irrten. Retiri ug colors, t'}}?ol.J 
 getiiiiipirc Jiirben. 
 
 Retire, «. ♦ >. ber 9M<fiug. 2. bie 
 9lbgti'd)iftrn^eit, ber nbflf|"d)iepeue, tiiirnme 
 Ort. 
 
 Retired, reiJrd'. adj. I. jiiru(fgtjo» 
 jjtn, riiigiiPatn, ttnrnni , iWl (Sebtn zc.;. 2. 
 t (from) abgijiigtn (Poii). 3. gehttm, u,'r< 
 borgtii. [a - life, tr lebt jiiruifgejogt'i. 
 
 Retired life. bo# ©tidltbiU. He lives 
 
 Retirefily, riiirdle. udu. iiiriidgei 
 }i>gtn, einrtfjcgtn, einf.im, m ber 'Jlbfltic^io 
 btiil)fit. 
 
 RetiredneNS 9 r^iiiH'nes, «. bie 
 3nri'i(fgriPgrMi)i'it, (^iiigeirgeiit)eit, 91bgcfd)ie< 
 benljtif, (5-inr.imfeir. 
 
 Retirement, riiire'ment, 4. I. a) 
 bie §-iirfernunfl, bai 3iir:'i(fiicl)f"- ®id)>3u« 
 nirfjieljen. b> bo# 'Miiirtrerro, ber iUu^tritt 
 (nil* eiiiriii e)tfd).ifrt>. 2. tit 3iin'n<gfjPgen» 
 tftit , &iMgfji'gfnl)rii, 9il)!in"d)itbinl)eit, ilille 
 efbriiforr. i (from) tit 'JlbgriPgciihtit <1>P»).. 
 
 4. b.'t ilifle. rimnmc ^UiiiViitljalt, iUii|ei!tl)iiU«» 
 ort, d{nl)rfi9. 
 
 50 
 
78(5 FAi". f;>r. fall. faf. M^. met. Fine, fin. NA, movp, n^r, got, 6il. c\Ui\. Tiih*>. ii'h. n'lM, i/,in. Tm.-l. 
 
 liET 
 
 3. The retirement of the mind from 
 
 the Neiises. Locke 
 
 Retiring ^ leij'ring, adj. jiiriirfliol; 
 
 tfiic (53rfrt)fi!>iiit)cir Jo. (SiifurtH^i'rr. 
 
 R e t i r i 11 g - p I a c e , in (liHe i!Ui|'i'lirI)aIf. 
 
 Itetirill^'ly, rciiringli. rirVit. Mil 
 
 9fliifiliai-. [Retell. 
 
 BSetolcl, reiold', proet. u. pp. iHMl 
 
 n<;turt, retort', (int. reiorqneoi v. a 
 
 I. i jiin'icfiuertVii fT'ir :f>j(5C to, jiinirfutii"; 
 tfii , junirfi^oijen. 2. f a) juriirfiueriVii. h) 
 fl•H!if^erIl, ( (jcimni'f'fii ; (against) iiiif (Jmeii 
 j!iri"iifrrf)ie6en , graeii G'iiirii nmuenDfii, fri)- 
 rut, gebriiiit^eii tejneii SeiueiS u. >. 3. jii-. 
 ri'lrf(Jif(jeit. Bacon 
 
 To retort a crime, C5)egPiibfrd)iilDi<iiiii- 
 (jfn oorbriiincii. Tlius to - your iiiiinitrsi 
 a|ipe;<l, (Jiirf 2Ippi'Ilaiioii fo an tie tti\t 55o< 
 luHfi- lBle^er jii iveifen. .Shak. 
 
 Retort, 11. n. (upon) eiiieil liciiu'iC' 
 l^^. eiiic 35cfrtnll^i^llll!l mil' d'iiipii jiinlrfi"ri)if- 
 bell i (S-iiieni eiiie icvbc >2liitH)ort gebeu, 6rrt' 
 nntmiirteit. 
 
 Retort) *. I. Me <5■rmir^tnlH() (ehtti 
 SSonuiivfp to. 2. [6l;cm.] Die Sfetorte, ^cl• 
 r/i'fiiflirfolbcn. 
 
 Retorter, retoit'ur, *. G-iner, ^fr 
 jii ritfiiHrt't, (fiiieii 35ciuci5 jo junlcfiAii'tT. 
 
 Retortion, rclor'shmi, «. 1. t)il^ 
 Smricfiuerfen. 2. l Tlie - of an argumenl, 
 Mf 3iin'irf|'ri,iif6iiti<1 eiiie^ !8emeifr6. 
 
 Reto.^8, retos'. v. a. iiiri'icfiuerfeii, 
 |iivri(fi1o(3rn, jiirricfrd)lriiberii. 
 
 Retoucll, reiiitsh', (fr. retoucher) 
 v.a. 1. t luicber ben'il;reii. 2. i uiiiar&eiteii, 
 u6(T(ir6citcn. 
 
 Retrnce, rctilse'. (fr. retrncer) i> o. 
 I. t loic&fti I'tMi ^I'lifiit jcid)iteii , jiclifii, 
 fd)iJ^frn. 2. i (Oemniib* ^'iGt^oPf'"" > f''"^ 
 05ff(We(f)te(iiiie jf.) oerfolgeu, (ciiisr (£nd>e; 
 nn<t)(\ii)tn. 
 
 Retrnct, retrakt'. (Int. retracto) v. a. 
 I. I jiiriicfjiel;pii. 2. l a) leiiic 23ertl)ulCii< 
 fliiita !c.) i(iiriirfiie[)iiieii , tuitcrnifeii. b) f 
 iDifbrr eiitjicfieii, luteber iieljiiieii.WoouwARD. 
 
 Retrnct, v. n. mi&ernifen, fciue (5-r> 
 fiSrniig, WeiiiMiig jc. luicbtT jtinlrfiifhimn. 
 
 Retrnct, *. [bd Biir|(f)tiiie6euj t»if 
 jiirficfnebliebcite 9Tnn'''iV'^f ('"' ip'ifi')- 
 
 Retrnctnllle, retiakt'ahl. »(//. jiii 
 n'ltfflfnoniiiifn luer&eii f&miciift (i»ie cine ^e. 
 fd)iilMniiiig ic). 
 
 Retrnctntion, rettrakia'«hun. t. 
 fciT^BiDecruf, bie SBibernifiiiig, 3iii^rirf"iil)""'- 
 
 The first book of retractations of 
 Si. Austin, bai erfle !8u(^) ber 9Jert)cricriiii> 
 (Jill re« f). giugiiflin. 
 
 fitetrnctible, retrSkt'ibl^nrf/. }ti5 
 
 Retrnctile, retrakt'l, \ nufflc; 
 joflfu Tvcrbeii fomieiib. Pennant. 
 
 Retrnctioil, relrak'shun, s. I. i 
 Me 3iinlcf,iiihiiiig, tcr 9{i'itf}iig. 2. Me 3iu 
 n'i(fiifl)iiiuiig eiiirfe «!Iiii"pnid)6, Siin'itfiiftljme. 
 3. ber SBibrrriif, bie asibcrnifung. 
 
 Retractive, retiak-tiv. adj. jiinlrf: 
 jifhriib, — *. ticii:, mai }iiriicfjipf)t. 
 
 Retrnnsfer, letrausfer', v. a. n)ie> 
 bcr iiiureren. 
 
 Retrnxit, rctrak's't. (lot. <!C.) *. 
 I9?irt)rfrpr. ] Me Siivi'irfitnijme rim-i;^ -ilii! 
 Ipviifln-^. bi.ArK*To.\E. i 
 
 R«'tr«'at, reniie', (fr. riiniiio *. i 
 
 KET 
 
 I. a) fTOilif. u. ©eem. I ber 9?ri(fjti<i. b) 
 [■iBiilit.] bcr 3iipfeit|lrci(l). 2. i ber 3iiicfjiig. 
 3. bie ©iiifniiifcit, Siirricfiiciogeiiljeit , 3lt'ne! 
 i'd)iebetil)Cit, ©iiinejogciiljeir. 4. bcr 9?iil)eort, 
 8^il)e|'i9. 5. bie giiflud)!, bcr SiiCiuDt^Drt. 
 
 2. But beauty's triumph is well tim'd 
 
 retreat. Poi'f. 
 
 Retrent, v. n. I. f (into [id) jiirucf: 
 jiel^eii (in;. 2. t a> fid) in 9itil)eilaiib biQf- 
 fen. b) jiirricfrrereii, nblniifeii (u. 2ljnf[er;. 
 .J. (into) fid) fliid)ren (iii). 
 
 Retreated, (fu. iiiiric^tig) iiirucfge. 
 jiHien. Milton. 
 
 Retrencll,retreiish'.(fr. retrancher) 
 B. a. 1. lucijljaneii , nbljaneii , (ibiloecn, n&- 
 iicl)meii, nl>fd)iieibcn, n)egrd)neibeii. 2. fa) 
 at)riirjen, niieiiifft'ii, lucglnffen. b) fc^iiialern, 
 I'erniiiibtrii, einfd)raiifeii , bcfd)rniifcn cHui-- 
 (jiiljcn). c) t berd)niiifeii (Oeiiianbo ©eivnlt). 
 
 By retrencliings , blird> 2lll6Iilf[uiu 
 gen, SGcglnfTiingen. 
 
 Retrencii, ». n. fid) dn 23ejie^nng 
 lint >iIiiSgal)en) cinrd)viiiifcii. 
 
 IKetreUClied, retreushd', par^ adj. 
 i^Tiiiir.] uerrd)niiif. 
 
 RetreilCllineilt, retrlnsh'ment, 
 t. 1. i(i6 2lbfd)iieiben, 2i3egrd)neiben. 2. i 
 a) bit *!lbfnr3nng; pi. Retrenchments. 
 ^IBi'iiMJlnngen , *2JiiSloiTiiiioeii. b) bie ajer; 
 iiiiiii?crung, (5-infd)raiifiiiig, ©d)indlcrung, 
 iVid)raiifung (bir 'jliif giU'Cn :o. 3. l^Kilif.J 
 i^ii a5iTr(l)iiijiin!i. 
 
 Retribute, rllrihute, Hat. retri- 
 i)uo) V. a. (©ineii) l)eli)l;neii; (to) (5-iiieni 
 ((?iiwa») I'ergelten, &ineiii liM;iieii (filr). 
 
 To retribute any one for .., (Jilieni 
 lol;!ien fiir . ., ©ineii beloljnen fiir. ., (i-inein 
 (S-tll'ilS uergclieil. We are, unable to - to 
 iiini what etc., ivir fiiib iinfiiiiig, if^ni ^Mki 
 jii iicrgeircii, il)ni iur'2l[le^ jii (oljncii, wni u 
 
 Retributer, retribdidr, s. Qmn, 
 bcr ucrgilt, (5-incin lol;iit, ber aSergelter. 
 
 Retribution, recz-ebirshun, «. 
 1. bie 23flol)iniiig, ajergeltDug. 2. bie !8e< 
 loljnuiig (bns 0'efd)enf). 3. [il;ei'I.J bie 2}cr: 
 geltuiig (ajicbert'ergciniMg). 
 
 3. It is a strong argument f&r a state of 
 retribution lorcafter, that in this 
 world viriuous persons ^re very often 
 unfortunate, and vicious persons pios- 
 peions. Spectator. 
 
 Retributive, ritr'b'utiv, ( 
 
 Retributory, reirlb iliuie, y' ■'' 
 I'crgiltrnb, ^tien\ nud) feineu 9S3eifcii ivi)- 
 iifiib. 
 
 Retrievnble, retreev'abi, ad/. 
 Riicbcrbringlid), eriei^iid) , luieber t)erflc|lelU, 
 gnr gcmad)t luerben fijiinenb. 
 
 Retrieve, retrcev', (fr. retrouver) 
 B. «. 1. luieber (inbcii. 2. i a; luiebcr fiiibcii. 
 1)) luieber crinngen , miebcr tefoinnicn , ivie: 
 bcr erljnltcn. 3. luieDer ijeriledcii (ben Itrcbit 
 c), (ilini) iiueber autl)cifen, (ctne aiugclcgem 
 l)eit) luieber in Drbnuiig bringeii. 4. luieber 
 gilt nirtc^en, luiebcr einbringeii. 5. a) (from) 
 iG'incn) juri'irfbringen (uun fcineni 3rr: 
 tMinie JO, luieber Ijerniiircigfii (aui cincr 
 i»cfiii)r). b) i»ieber l;erbei4iel;en, i»ieber i'tr= 
 l"d)iiffi'n (.Rnnbeii). 
 
 To retrieve partridgs, [^ilibllirpr.] 
 niifili'iiigtc 9{i'bl)iil)iu'r luieber ouffinbcn. To 
 - a lo!..s fict) ciltfd)rtCiigcn. 
 
 Retrieve, i.fbertfunb. B. Jonsoir. 
 
 Retroaction, rettroakshun, (Int 
 retro u. actio; *. bie Jtijcfiuirfung , 3uri"i(f» 
 mirfiing. 
 
 Retronctive, rlttroak't'v, adj. 
 (Uionlrfiuirfenb ((yeiVtj lo. — adv. Retro- 
 a e't i v e I y , riicfiuirfciib, biini) -^crirfiuirfnng. 
 
 Retrocede, rettnSsede', (I. retro 
 II. eedo) B. a. (to) iviebcr nbtrcteii (@iiiem, 
 iin ©inen). - v. n. -f }uri"irfge(;en, i«rt"irt» 
 n)fid)en, jnrilcftreten. 
 
 Retrocession, retlroslshun. ». 
 4. bie ajiebenibtreniiig, ^{iitfnbrretung. 2. 
 C>ii« 3iirnrfgfl)en , 3nri"irftreren, Sururft 
 lucidien. 
 
 Retrocopulntion, rlttrokopd- 
 
 la'sliun. (IiU. retro u. copulaiio) i. bie '6tt 
 giUfiiiig i>on l)inten. 
 
 Retroduction, rlttrnduk'shun, 
 ilrtt. retroduco) s. bic SlirurffllhrUl'O/ t'O* 
 3iirii(f6riniien. 
 
 Retroflex, ret'trodcks. (((If. retro 
 n. flcxii.s) adj. [-yot.] niebergibinjeii, jiin'icf* 
 gebi'gen, iintgebagen. 
 
 Retrofract, rlt'trofrakt, ^ 
 
 Rt^trOfracted, rettrolrakt'ed.^ 
 (lilt, retro ii. fraciiisi ml} |23or.] gi'briid)en. 
 
 Retrog^rndation , reitrngraiLV- 
 shun, *. I. I'JlilrDii.] ber ?{n(flaiif, 9{ilrf» 
 giiiig, bie rilrfgmigige, rrirfliinfiiK 53eiiifgiing. 
 i. ber ^{lirfgnng, ^rebSgaiig , iai 3»vudt 
 ilf()fii. 
 
 Retrog-rnde, ret'trngrAde. (fr.lC, 
 l>. I. retrogradii>r) adj. I. nirfiUiirtS gcl)Cltb, 
 
 ri'irfgangig ; [-Mtlrpii.) riitf,iniigig, ri'irflaiiftii. 
 2. i a) jnri'id gfljeiib, riirfiurirt5 gei)?iib (ben 
 itrcbfgnng gel;ciib). b) (to) ciitgegeii, eiii« 
 gcgengtfe^t. 
 
 Retrog-rnde, v.n. l. juruage^eit, 
 jiirnrfliiiifcii , riirfiuiirtS I'b. n'irfiiiigS flel)eii, 
 cine rt'irfgnngigc !8eii)cgiing tniid)en ; fi(t) jn» 
 rnrfiiel)en. 2. i jnriitfgchcn. 
 
 RetrOgreSNiou, rettrogresh'un, 
 *. bnf ^hirflingi?!, JMtfa'iUTijgcljen. 
 
 Retrog-res.sive, reitrogrls'k'v, 
 adj. I. riicfiuiirr^ gcjjcnb. 2. i jiiriirfgchcnb. 
 
 To be retrogressive, jiiri'lrfgcljcil, 
 rfirfuHirt^ flcf)cii. 
 
 Retroiningency , rettrnmin'- 
 jcnse , (lilt, retro tl. minyo) s. ini 9{lic(« 
 n)nrti51)ariien. 
 
 RetrOllliugent, rcttrnmin'jent, 
 
 adj. riirfivartfljnnienb. «. [3i-H^1-J 6ii4 
 
 n"irfiviirtr. I)iinicnbp ll)ier. 
 
 Retroi)iii.><ive, rettropulsiv, (Int. 
 leiro 11. eiigl. pnlsivei iidj. jiiriiiftrfil'ciiB. 
 
 Retror.<?eiy, relnirs'le, (1. retror- 
 suni) adv. rncfn)art5. 
 
 RetrOJ«peCt , rettrospckt . (ItU. 
 retro n. specto) *. (ofi bcr 3(li(f(>(icf (ailfi. 
 
 To have a retrospect to. .,. f eilicil ' 
 9fiirftli(f tf)nn, jiinicft'lirfcn nnf.., liOcr ff« ' 
 mnS 25crgiingciic« iind)C>cnfcn. To have no . 
 - to . . , fcinc riirfiuirfciibe i^rafr f;aDen (inf.. 
 
 Retrospect, v. «. i. jnrilcfreiicn, 
 iiirnrfblirfcn. 2. i jiiriirf Olirfcn , libct tat' 
 25ergniigcne iiarf)briifi'n. 
 
 Retrospect ion, ret trospsk'shun, 
 
 bcr 'Jenift'lirt. 
 
 Retroxjtective, rIttrAspek'iir/ 
 
 adj. ilirilifl'liifrlli>. 
 
 To have no retrospective tifect or 
 
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 liET 
 
 epemiion, ttint rurfrcirfentt l?rnft fjabtn. 
 ntd)t rfirfuiirfen, iiidjr iiirutfwirfen. - view 
 6fr 'iMirf in ^ie S5iT(iiiii(iriil)etr. 
 
 Retroflpectively, rettrispekt'- 
 
 J»lc. adr. jurilffUlrfeilD. 
 
 Rt'truversiOU, rertr^ver'nliun, «. 
 [■7}?cc. j tit 3urucfivcnOiiiit) qtQtn ia6 Rttui- 
 bctn. 
 
 ll«'<rovert, rll'froverf.c.n. [VRtb.] 
 (jrgfti ^^lf Ureiijl'fin jiirfirfiueiiteii. 
 
 Retrude, r^tiuud', dat.) t>. a. |ii> 
 ri"irf|1i'iicii , jiirfirf rriiiijifu. 
 
 Reiruse, renuke'. (U\t.) adj. -{• vm 
 fcpniiii, I'lTPtrfr, I'crflfrfi. 
 
 Retlllld, reiund', ((nt.) v. a. jTlllll' 
 |}ff n , Oiinjpffii, jliiiiipf mnt^fn. 
 
 Return, return', ifr. rerourner) v.n. 
 1. a) juriicJfoitiinrn, jiiriicffrljrtn , jiirntf- 
 flflim. b) mirrrr fDiiimfn, lvif^crfcl,'lrfll (wit 
 bit ^at^rtiidxtn lO. 2. i a) (to) jiinlcffil)" 
 rtn ( ) II feiiier '$fi\(bt it.) ; jiiTUrffi'mnif!! 
 (niif &ta>n*). b) (upon) jiirfitft'iinrn (nii( 
 G'iiieiii; fiur Wfgriibtfct)iilMi]iiit<j urrbriiiflni 
 (gfflfii), t\t ©fgnibi'idjiKPifliiiio inn(l)cii; to 
 
 — upon any one. tlint etc.. (^iiKin McWtgen 
 6cf(1)lll^l()lllla iiin(()tn, ^n6 ir. Drvdem. c) 
 n ftd) wfiirfii (wieffr fciii 'Jliitliij niiif", luie- 
 t><r tiii(iDi{j feiii, v. (Moto. 3. aiirroortcn, fr» 
 tpieCrrn. 
 
 To return to a former owner, fiitriii 
 frilijn'ii^cfiijicnvifpfr niihcmitntlcii, iiif-.illfii. 
 To — from liundnge to a ^tnte of Ireedoni, 
 nil* fcer ©finuerd in riiirn 3iifl>iit6 ^rrS^ri. 
 \)tit jiinlrffrljrfn. To - in writing, 1. rd)rir'r> 
 lid) anni'orten, mitttr i(i)rcibtn. 2. in 9{f(b> 
 niiuo brilijjdt- To — to God. to - from 
 wickednrits, [tbfol.] bif 6l"llir( lilfifll. To 
 
 - to a irnae of one't duty, jii ftiiier $|1i(i)t 
 jiirilrfffhrfii. 
 
 Return, v. a. I. r a) i\m\AntUn, 
 witDfrgebm, wittct jiiilfflcii, hfiiunebeii; 
 )itci'i<finf)l(ii , f}C(iii)iil)[rii, rriliiltcii. b> jii< 
 ri"i(ffd)i«b«n. 1. l rriuirtirrii, ftilntreii, iHr< 
 flclten, bti<»l)lfii. 3. a> jiirfi(ffrt)irfcn, iiinlrf; 
 friibfti. b) (cjiien Wfricftftbrftl)!) mit 2?erid)t 
 iuxu<f\\t)[dtn , ribrriiiiK^eii (ciiirin 05(rid)tc 
 JO. 4. ribiTrcf)irfcii , ntiliefern, ilbrrliffirrn. 
 6. «) angrbeii, 6eri(t)rrii; (i<oii ^Imt^iufgeii) 
 nirften. 
 
 4. Initead of a iliip. he ahontd levy mo- 
 ney nnd return tlie s.ime lo llie trea- 
 surer for lilk .M»jei.iy's lue Clarckuon. 
 
 5. a> Officeri of tlie nrmy nnd nary re- 
 
 turn to the coiiiiiiandcr the number 
 of men in compnuiei, regiments; 
 they - the niiiiiber rf men sick or 
 capable of duty etc. An officer re- 
 turn » hill proceedings on the back 
 of a writ or precept. Websteb. 
 
 To return (an; answer, (rilif) ^llltliuirt 
 ertljtileii, antiuprtni. To - iliaoks. e.mfeii, 
 Dflllf (aqnx Di. nbilnttfll. To - money by 
 bills of exchange. WilC blirrf) QBcdjlcl I'lfjeti 
 mii(l)fH, ffii-l6 in SajfrfjiVlbriefcn ()fjnf)lfii. 
 The members relumed, [^nrldnient^lVr.] 
 iit jiini "JJorliinifiite (jrmiil}iren iWiirgiicDcr. 
 Ret urn ing-of fleer, (ffiigl. ii. ^fiorb' 
 fltri.J bcr (rffcntli(f)t) ^Ciiniff, tct lU'rr ftn 
 SBofliiig 0011 csicrirf)t*6effhlf II , fcie ISohl Crr 
 ^rtrMiiirittf niiti^lii-rrr , OJfi'djiiipriif ugerirtjte 
 ic. 5Vriilit 111 rsil.urri! tint. 
 
 Retiiru, «. 1. a< Mri)a'iiftjniig, 9\U(fv 
 
 KET 
 
 fniif; Me 5?i5(ff«f)r, SBietfrrefjr, 3iiru(friinft, 
 aiSitrCerfiint'r, 9{ri(ffini(r. bj (loi ricJCiirfffhr 
 (ju, ill, watt))-, ['3l|lron.l bit 9{ii(ffirljr (bcr 
 Soiiuf Jc.) ; 9<U(frci|V. 1. t a> bie ?fiicf! 
 ffbr, 2Cif eerfel)r , bcr SBfttiVl, llmliuif ccer 
 Oi^hre^jeiteii). bi ber ilffitfiiill (bet iiriiiif! 
 l)eucn). 3. ai bie 3iirucf|lf[Iiing , SiiriKf' 
 r«0""9' Siiruifiiljiirbiiiig. b) tie Siurfg.ifc, 
 3iirurfijiibr. 4. be 9<ii(fjii()iiing, 3iirucf- 
 jat)liiiig, ^((brrbc)iil)liii!ii, (i-rilattiiiig. 5. 
 t bie (Friuifberiiiiij, SStriiritiiiiii ; brr Gt: 
 fii^; bit GrfrniuliiDfi'it. 6. bae llUiePerfiii' 
 (^|■^t)en, smirbrrriiifoniiurn bir$ niifiirugti'ii 
 WfiPf* brr 'Jluei.igfii. 7. i brr (JJrminii, 
 iSL'ril;cil. 8. [."{iiiiiCfl] bie Uibfrmnitjiiiig, 
 CiJelbrmMing, 9{inii|Tf. 9. pi. Returns, n; 
 bie liruiiiniiiiigrii (rinrr Iruinprt; to. b» 
 I'Winirf.J bir 3iifi'irfi'irtjuiiflfn, "lUiiibiingrn, 
 «d)lai]e (at) I'aiifgrabtiu ; 95(iiqiiii(]cii, ^in^ 
 biini](ii Uinti 'OJ^nrngiuigri). c) [j^iuibtl] 
 9{€tOlireil, n"l(f!l(l)fllb< Wtlbtr; - of ex- 
 change. 9{rutit)ftt)i'cl, 9{irrr.rtrtt ; account oi 
 the - of exchange, bir 9iri(flV)f(1)rcli, 9?f' 
 toiirrf(t)ntiii>|. 10. bie -iliitivort. 11. bit 71>i(t) 
 ti<t)t. 12. bit ikbcriiiiittfiiiig riiicr (»cri4)t6: 
 bfffl)I8 init 25iritt)t nil riiir 0(>fri<1)t6b«l)orbr 
 JC, bit !Si'rid)rfiil.uriing, ber 2ierid)f, btii 
 tm [iifiiuiirt)<r iirrtiiucr fiber ben ^Bofliiiii 
 eiiif* il)in IjoDrrn OriS, j. 25. l<oii riiirni We 
 rirtjtc ic. ertheiiren "MufiriiijS ob. SJ«fH)i6 ft- 
 (liittct; (befiMiberf) a) iber ^rit^t iiber Pu 
 '2Diil)l I'lMi "Ij.irl.iinciirciiiirglirbrrn) ber ii5ot)l 
 bcri(t)t. b) bie 2D.il)I (|elb|l). c) lOKilir. ii 
 iStfiu.) ai (of) bie 'OTclbuitfl, brr 2)rrii1>t 
 (IJber), bie £i|lc, tlie - of the member oi 
 ihe sick, bie firaiirciili|1r, Cifle brr Ariinfeii, 
 ber ^rnnfeiiberidjt; fi) (nnd) £(t)lii<l)tfii) bit 
 Sijle ber SBleiTirten. 13. - of the wiit. re- 
 turn-day. l9{e(l)t*rur.] ber lag, an bcm 
 ber ©Ijeriff uber brn 95o(liUiJ eiiiee bei beni 
 Jt(tiilltigrri<l)te niifgiUMrften Sl5rii« ob. 23c^ 
 tcl)i6 'i5fri(t)t iu eriLuten ti. ber "Befliigte {ii 
 erfc^einen l)iit. M. ("Jlrdjit.) - ob. --side, 
 ber mi. Jer groiite eiiie* fflebaiibe« rerbiiiK 
 bene Seitnitljeil. Moxox. 
 
 7. From these few hours we spend in 
 prayer, the - is great. Tayi.oh 
 
 The return of hciilih, bie iviebrr(el)ri'iiPe 
 ffleflinb^eit. At the - of the year, iveiu 
 bii« 3al)r imu ifl. - of a salute, ['iJJior 
 ber ©egengriig, bie (Scgeubegrilpiing. Ti> 
 miike a - 10 any one's love. 3e'"'i"t'* 2irbi 
 eriviebcrn. To make double returns, bii; 
 S^pPi-'lte eiiibriiigen. You shall have yom 
 - in gold etc., il)r I'rdt in Wi'lb IC. ivieber 
 bejnl)lt luerbcn. Quiik, sliort, early -. 
 (S?anbel] ein r(t)ne(ler llmrnlj. To yield a 
 quick -, f(l)ne(l nbge^en (u. 33aaren). One 
 occupation gives quick returns, in 
 others, the -s are slow, bei einein &tf(tianc 
 fpuimt nian bnib ju feincm &e\ft, bei nn-- 
 bcm Innguim. The -• of the cargo were in 
 gold , bie 25eirtl)liing ber Snbiing gefrfjiit) iii 
 ®oib, bie tnbiiiig lunrbe in OJoib bejiiliir. 
 The farmer has — s in his crops, ber -JJiicl); 
 ter Ob. Cnnbmirtl) erIjnU nn I'eiiier Griitf 
 einen (Frfnij iTir feiiie ^Inflngen iinb feiiic 
 OJfl"lf)e. Nor is there any Ihing likely to 
 procure him laiger — s of esteem, llrd) i^l't 
 tS li'i(l)t (SriviiS, mopiir(() er jld) gro&! re •Jdii 
 niiig erivfriMii f.iiiii. In-. bn.ir<1''ii , oif 
 (iicijciiMl) ifiir e-riuii-j;. By - of p"", nii: 
 
 iti:v 
 
 iimgefjenbet ^ofi. - of premium, bie jui 
 rr!(fcrhiUtcne •Jroinie. - of p.iyment. bie 
 3{ri(f5ill)liing. To make - of writs and pre- 
 cepts. [9{c(<)rciVr.l fiber ben -Bi'M^iig noit 
 (05erid)t6.) 25efthii'n IVrid^t enl.uren. 
 
 Re tu r n - c arg o , —-freight, bic 
 9?fi(f Ktbung , 9?ii(ftrii(f)t. -day, f. Re- 
 turn, N. 13. 
 
 Returnable, rjti'irnahl, n/lf. I. 
 ber Si'TUcfgiibe f.il)ig , jiivfitf.in'ifjicfr luerbeti 
 fonneiib. 2. beri(f)fiii(i|jig ; !9{crt)t^iVr.] (to) 
 mit 2)eri(!)t jiin'iif.ier(f)icfr, ui'erm.ii-^t lucrben 
 rolleiib (eiiicm Wcrlitre :c.). 
 
 The court where the verdict is — , brif 
 C5)frl(lir*hof, bcm tai^ 05iirad)tcii mit Setid)t 
 fiberntiiitt mcrben luiifj, jii uhciinnd)eii i|l. 
 
 Returner, le nm'tii. $. [5;>anbei] 
 ber 9{fiifjiil)ier. 9{cmirrriir, friner, ber ®elb» 
 rimeffpii , 9»erpiirfii in>id>t. 
 
 ReturnleNS, rtturn'les, a<{J. f 
 ftiiif 9trirffc()r gnl.urrnB. 
 
 R<*tu!«e, leiuuiie', (liU.) adj [23ot.] 
 ein.icrrfuft. 
 
 Renulon, lei'i.t'yi'n, (lAf.) «. I. bie 
 ■IDiebcrrerciiiiiiiiiil <i'on ?l}fileii), bie 2Jer» 
 euiigiiiig, 'HJu-biroeveiiiigiiiig (i>. Sefteii ic). 
 2. I'ISleb.] bie 3iir'imtnnibeiliing. 
 
 Reunite, lei'mtie'. (fr. rennir) ». a. 
 1. ivteber uerciiiigrn, iieii ucreinigeii. 2. oer* 
 eiiiigcn , ocru'hnrn. 
 
 Reunite, r- n. ffd) iwieber uereint« 
 gen . iwicber jiir.immrni»od)ren. 
 
 ReuflJiitV!, leus'ttte, (t). 9;eii0) « 
 -Winernig.l ber '■)in e.t. 
 
 Rev»luation, r4vaiiU'shun, t. 
 bie iieiie. luiebrriioite iSdj.i^iing. 
 
 Reve , live, (iingclf. gerefa), f. 
 Reeve. 
 
 Reveal, livile', (int. revelo) ». a. 
 I. eiirberfen, otJiiibnrfii ; vtrriUljen >0)el)fitn» 
 nifF?!. (ingi'beii. 2. (Iljeol.) c|feiibiireii. 
 
 Reveal, «• bie (Jiubecfnug, Otffib 
 bnruiig. 
 
 Reveaier, tivi ii'r, t. ber (Snf» 
 berfcr, Cff.iib'.rfr; SSerrntlKr. 
 
 Reveaiinent, ilviie'ment, «. f 
 bie Cffciifriiri'iig. 
 
 Reveille, revel'. ^ (fr. reveih #. 
 
 Rev<'iiie, levelyiA (-Bfirit. J ber 
 
 Revelly , rev eile. )a3f((cr, troiit» 
 melutlag jiiiii ^IBitfen, bie 'Jieoeille. 
 
 Revel, revel, (fr. re'veiller; fjoft. 
 reveleni O- Int. rabio; bmi. raabeu) v. n. 
 ri1)iuarineu (jiibein, fd)m.iiifeii , (id) nuf cine 
 rnnrd)eiibe *Jlrt ergrijen , fid) unorbfnrii^), 
 fpielenb liint ii. Ijerbrmcgni). 
 
 Revel, *. 1. bnf larnicnbe fflelng ob. 
 JJcft, bie rnin'djenbe Siiflbiirfrir, Sd)iuiuinc« 
 rei, ber ©ct^niauS, Oiil>'''- 2. * bie ^ird)< 
 lueifje. 
 
 The mavfer of the revels of the king, 
 ((Jiigi.] ber Onrciibnnt ffir bie ficinen iJie* 
 benau^gabcM bed .KoiiigiS. 
 
 Revel-rout. 1. tai liirmetibe JJcft, 
 3ubelmnf)l. 2. ber S'lrimtneiihiiif bc» rd))o(ir« 
 meiibcii ^obcld , jiiMmniengiMniifciie >}55brl. 
 
 Revel, revel', (Mt. levello) v. a. 
 her.iii*: t'b. iiifiiri'ijicii , jiirfi(f)Jil)iMi. 
 
 Revelation, reve:^ sluin. t. 1. 
 fie Cffi'iibnriiiig (bii6 Cffeiiinireii ; P5eoff'i" 
 I'lirrc), (Jutbrcfiiiig. 2. i-ft pi bie Cffiiu 
 I'liriing jot)a!iiii6. 
 
 50^ 
 
788 Fatp, far. (all, lat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N6, move. n6r, got, 6il, cl6iul. Trtbe, tub. fall i/dii. TMis. 
 
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 Keveler, rlv'elur, t. ber ®(t)i»nr» 
 
 Hfr. ?iii(i)trd)iiiaruifr, Siibeler. 
 
 Revelry, rlvelie, *. tie unu^entt 
 5r(ifyun(i , wHbt , Iniite Siiilbarfeii , ber 
 gnu?, T)'!'"!. bfi# ©it))uarnieii. 
 
 Ifeveildicnte, levln'dekAte. (ft. 
 .•eveiidiquer) v. a. jiin'icftorberii, ninVredjeii, 
 n *!lnrpi"ii(h iiehtufn. 
 
 Iteveiidicafion , rcveudeki'- 
 slnin, s. bit 3iirucfforeermia, bn6 2lii> 
 "pn-fbcii. 
 
 Revengref rivenje', (ft. revancher; 
 ax. vindico) b. a. I. (etllfU ®d)impf to 
 fOfbeii. 2. -J- ifut avenge) irnd)en , nljnben, 
 flirtfen. Drydeh. 
 
 To revenge one's self upon.., on.., 
 fid) viirf)en nil ... (for, ivcgtu). To - any 
 oiie of Ob. on ..., f Q\\\tn fad)cn nil ... 
 
 Reveug-e, *. l. bie SRart)*. 2. bie 
 9iai1)e, '3lI)ll^ll^f). Dr\dei». 3. bie 3{nd)<jiet, 
 9{ii(l)l>e(iief , DJdfbbenictbe. 4. -j- (bei ©pie> 
 Iffii) bte ©ciiiigtl)iiiiiia (SlieuniK^e). Kn -, 
 t bnncjien, a\^ Qx^ai^. 
 
 To take one's revenge on.., 9Jnd)e 
 nfl)inen on ... To glut -, feine 9{act)e fnt: 
 tiijen. 
 
 Reveng'ef ul , revlnje'ful, adj. 
 I. irtdjiVid^tig , riid)gierig, riid)be(itft!g, tart); 
 I'utl, rndigriimiiijj. 2. 9?n(fte iibeiib, ftiiS; 
 fibeiib, np|)iiieiib, flrnfeiib, rii4)eiib. - steel, 
 tai 9(ad)i|"d)iuett Shak. [3?rtd)e. 
 
 This revengeful day, bicfet i<ig bet 
 
 Reveng-eflllly, reveiije'f&le.aiii'. 
 rndi(iterig, rr,d)rud)ti!i. 
 
 Reveilg-efulness, revenje'ful 
 nes, *. bie 9J.id)gierigteit , 9{ad)uul)tigfeit, 
 ttx 9{ni1)iitiimii. [t'in()rfad)t. 
 
 Reveilg-eleSMf revlnjeles. adj. 
 
 Reveilg'eilieut « revlnjeinent. 
 ». t bie *>uid)e. 
 
 Reveiig-tT, liven'jur, *. 1. ttr 
 3{ad)et. 2. t tcr "iicidHX , 9II)nbft. 
 
 Reveng-ing^ly, reven'jingle, aitt. 
 mi6 3Ciid)i', jilt iBii'bfruetaeltiiiifl. 
 
 Revenue , revcmi, reven'u, (ft. 
 revenue *. 1. ii) bn5 ©illfl'llltlieil . bit ®in< 
 ffiiifre. b) (Olid) im p/.) (pui)lic') -, bit 
 ©tniiKeiiifiiiifre. 2. t a) ber ©itriig. b) bie 
 iJi'ile. 3. 1 SCaibnifpr. ] bn» ueiie »)el)&tii 
 (eiiU'S i5)iffd)e6 ic), bn« ^ctiu'riiiac^iVn iti 
 jiufitfii ©d)iuaiije5 (bei 9?c6[)ril;iid)fii). 
 
 Ariel) revenue ofpraisr, reid)li(^eS 
 Cob, SDb in I't^Uein 'OJinge. Board of -s. 
 bie Jiiiiinjffliiiniet. Olficers of ihe -s. Si^fl: 
 teanUt. [3ofl», ai3ad)t|"c^iff. 
 
 Revenue-cutter, bet Si^flfllttet, bn6 
 
 Reverb, reverb'. (lat. reverberoi 
 t». a. t 4uti"itfrd)(nflen, juriicfiuetfen, iuiebet> 
 ()aacn. Shak. 
 
 Reverberant, rivli'beilnt. «rf^ 
 liiiiicfiuetfeiib, ivifberhaflcnb, utr»cfpra(Unb. 
 
 Reverberate, lev^rbeiiie. p. a. 
 I. jiifiirfrdjIafleiKmiebieglnmmei. 2. [^I;ni".] 
 jururfiuetfeii (bie ©trnf)leii, ben ®d)na, bit 
 i^i^e). 3. l(F()eni.] bem ©tteidji'dier nn«. 
 fti^en , butd) ©trcid)feiiet oerfalfen , reuet< 
 teriren. [©tteid)>, 9{ei>etl)erirfeuet. 
 
 Reverberated fire, t (Fl)eni. ) bii« 
 
 Reverberute, ». ». l. jinilcfptnl! 
 ten, jiirurfgtiporfen lutrben (ivie ©traljlen, 
 bet ©d)an). 2. i (ouj jiitrirfAtnljleii (nuf). 
 3. ivicbMi;aUeti. 
 
 KEV 
 
 Reverberate, adj. f. Rever- 
 berant. Shak. 
 
 Re verberation,revli bira'siiuii. 
 *■ 1. tai 3iiriictu1)Mncn, ticSnrfirfrdjiajiuin 
 (ber JliinuRf); [*131)i)i'.J (from; baf 3iiriicf 
 luerfeii, Sunirfpradtn, bie 3iifuctiuerfiiiui 
 (be* Sirt)tei5, ©d)n(le6), SiitncfiTiiIiinKj (opu) ; 
 X)i^i ■ii5it^l■rl)nneu; ber 'IBiiberrd)cin. 2. i ^ie 
 3iiturfilrnl)liiiiij. 3. [6l;cm.] bie JCeperbe.- 
 tation. 
 
 Reverberatory, lever'beiatiue. 
 adj. \^\\\)\. II. (Sljctii.] jiiiu(frd)la()eiib, jiu 
 rudlUirfcnb. A - tnmace or kiln, bit 9{c: 
 perberirofen. - fire, bag d^eperl'trirfeuet. 
 
 Reverberatury, s. [gljem.] ttx 
 SfeiHTbiririifin. [cl)ten , petcl^reii. 
 
 Revere, revere', (I. revereor) v. a. 
 
 Reverence, liverense, {\t. 'Ho., 
 p. lat.) *. 1. (lor) tie 3ld)tuiig, ippd)ad)ruiig 
 (gegen). 2. (ro, and) of> bie (frtjulbifle} (Jl;r> 
 fiirrt)t (grgei\), (5l)rerbicti;ng, bie cl)rerbiitii]e 
 5iirrt)t (luir). ©l)teri>ierigffit. 3. bie SSerbeU' 
 giiiig, aSetiicigiuig , SJeueretij, bet KiiirfS, 
 2jil(fling. 4. (ein iitel bet ®fi|11id)feit; u. 
 ? bie Sj^itfiiiiuiig tiue5 iBatet^) (Jijripurbeiv 
 ItDUl. fori). .Riti1)cj ipiHt'lJUtben ; j. ^. Yonr 
 -, (S"1P. (5t)vaiUtCei1. Willi — , saving your 
 -, nrit (S|)teii ju ineibcn, iiiit 0)iiii|t ob. 
 (Ftlaiibiiig ill inelben, iiiit (^rlaiibiii@ jii 
 frtgeu. 5. bfl« (l;ol)e) 9(ltet. Shak. 
 
 To feel revereuce for ..., &l;rfiltd)i 
 ful)[en (flit). (el)reii (ipegcm. 
 
 Reverence, v. a. (for) eln-en, pet; 
 
 Reverencer, lev'lrensur, «. btx 
 SSerehret. 
 
 Reverend, rcvlrlnd, (int.) adj. 
 1. el)riuuvbig. 2. (eiii iifel itx (?}ci|l!id)eio 
 etjtivutbig (Xitel ber eiiifad)e!i (SJeiiliidjeii, 
 ipie 'ijjfarret) ; right -. l)od)iPi'irbig. I)0d)el)r! 
 ipiltbig (iitcl ber Sifd)iife); most -, |)pd)= 
 ipfirfinif (tiri'l bei" (Iribifdjiife). 3. ft. old. 
 
 Revereutlues.**, rcv'eiendnes, 1. 
 bit (S-hripurMiiffil. [bietig. 
 
 Reverent, lev'erent, adj. fljrfr> 
 
 Reverential, reveicn'ihal, udj. 
 e()rtrbietig. -awe. tint Ijeiligt ©dji'ii ; in 
 - awe of..', in (Sl)rfurd)f (fur), in el;ri'rl>ie. 
 tiger Jiitdjt (Pi't). 
 
 Rev«*rentiaIIy , revcren'»hale, \ 
 
 Revereiltlj', lev erentle, ^ 
 
 adv. el)rert)ietig, nin (ri;rfrbi»tiing. 
 
 Rev€*rer, reverur, *. ber 2Si'rtl)rtr. 
 
 Reverie, revere, f. Re very. 
 
 Reversal, revor'»al, adj. nmawt 
 bernB, iiniilofn'Mb, lltnanberiing*. . . 
 
 Reversal, *■ bie iimilppiing, litn> 
 aiibcning (einee llrthtilS). 
 
 Reverse » reverse', (Vat. reverto) 
 t>. a. I. T iinife^ren (eineu iitgel ic). 2. i 
 a) unifet)ren, uniili'irien, fiber t<\\ ^aiifcn 
 tlogcn (ben ©taat jc). b) umflpgen, jer' 
 fl&ren, pcrnidjten, (U nkf)te niart)en. c) iiiU' 
 flogen, flnf()ePen (einen Urtl^eilsfprud)). d) 
 nmfloe'ii d'i"' 2?eobad)riing ic). e) peife^. 
 ten.; umfeljten (anbttn ©nine* niad)en). f) 
 perrinbern (bie ©jent). 3. unibrrljen. 4. f 
 jiirurfnifen (iii6 ®8bad)tni0). Sperser. 
 
 Reversed, 1. [^erlb.J geflurit. 2. petJ 
 fel)rt , unigefel)tt. 
 
 Reverse, v. n. f JurucfPtMniiien, 
 junlrffeliren. Spen.ser. 
 
 Reverse, *. l. [^JKiinjip.J bie 5fnrf=, 
 
 KEV 
 
 «e()rrcite (btr S>?eper«). 2. i (ofj ba« (Scgen, 
 tl)etl, ^JCiberipiei (pon). 3. | ii. j t>er SBeift. 
 Tel (ber 2)iiige, llinihinbt). 
 
 The ca.se is entirely tlie reverse, t 
 be 5a(l iil gcracie iinigefel)rt. 
 
 Reverse, > ,. [geihingsb.] tit 
 
 Revers, \ 9{iicfbam'rit. 
 
 Reversed, levcr'scd. adj. i. (-Bot.J 
 iimgcfeljrr. i. {i)ee,1)rvipr.l iimfl.'ilpijtn. 
 
 Reversedly, reversedle, ade. 
 iiniiiffel)rl. 
 
 Rever.*iele.<iS , revirse'les . adi. 
 niiaiii^a-nifiul), iiiuinnliiBlid). Igefeljrr. 
 
 Reversely, rcvcrsele. ade. um. 
 
 Reversible, reverseUl. adj. ipi, 
 
 teniifud), nmimlppen, iiinjiifeljren, iirnge* 
 flojjcn iPfrPen fiiiiiicnb. 
 
 Reversion, revlr'shun. (lat.) «. 
 1. iDti'rtjri-ipr.j a) tex afurffafl, ipeimfaft. 
 b) bie Oiac^frlge, bn6 9{cd)r Cet >3rad)folge; 
 (Of) bie iliiipartrd)aft (nnf). 2. (»iligebt.] bie 
 llmrei)riing, ^feperftPii. 
 
 Fortune in reversion, ba5 Jll envatf 
 tcnbf 23i.'rtu&grii , ber (Jrt'fafl. 
 
 Reversionary , revlr'shmiare, 
 ndj. [-JCedjrriVr.] aniuartfcftafrlid), ipptauf 
 man 'ilniuartrdjafr l)at; bie '2Inipart)"d)aft eti 
 ti;eilenb. 
 
 Reversioner, revlr'slmnur. t, 
 [5?ed)rirpr.] (Jinet, Der cine 3Jniparrf(()aft 
 befiKr. 
 
 Revert, rcvirt', (U\t.) v. a. 1. ; iim» 
 fefjr^n. 2. i n) iiinipcnbcn. b) peninbern (bie 
 ©jeiie), r. Pben Reverse. 3. jnrucffc^la* 
 gen , jiinlrfiuerfcn. 
 
 To revest one's eyes, jiin'icf Tcljen. 
 
 Revert, o. n. l. :f jiiniiffcljren, jui 
 nlcffadfii. 2. t (9?ed)i5rpr.] (to) jiirnrffafleii 
 (nn (yiiieii), luieber anhi-imfatlen ((yiiieni). 
 
 Revert, *. [OTnf ] bie 2Ciebcr()iMiing. 
 
 Revertent, revortlnt. ... [OJieb.J 
 bai bic natririidjc OrDiiimg ber biirf^ 9Jetj 
 trjeiigten, aber gtilMten "Beiptginuien im 
 annnalird)en ©i)|1eni ipicber Ijerileniiibe 
 OKirtfl. Darwin. 
 
 Revertible, rcvlrtebl, adj. 
 [9{tduc-rpr.l nlcffaflig, ^eiiufadig. 
 
 Re»ertive, revertiv, adj. iinifel)» 
 reiib , ipeitu'iiib. 
 
 Revery, rev'lie. (ft. leverie) *. I. 
 tex iOiihiiipi^ , bie (J'Uf'ti- 2. tgeiui^^ljnlic^) 
 a) bit- Xt.iiiincrei. bi itx itaiiin. 
 
 Revest, revest', (fc. teve:ir; p. 1. 
 
 revestio) v. a. I. ipiebet aiijielien K:;Jer 
 aniegeii (Kleibet ic). 2. ± a) (wiihi ipieber 
 befleiben (mil cinem -Jlmte ic), ipiebet ein« 
 ff^tii (ill), b) (inj ((JJelb) aniigen (in). 
 
 Revest, r. n. [9{ert)t^rpc.] (ini(5-iiiein 
 ipiebPt jiifaden, an (fiiieii jiin'iiffadtn, ipiei 
 bet ubergpljen (aiif). 
 
 Revesliarj', revcs'tslicarc. *. tiAd 
 SieiCrrgemad), >aiifu-ibeiininier, (in JJird)en) 
 bie ©afri|li-i. 
 
 Revetment, revlt'mlnt. (ft. re- 
 vetrmeni) ». ijjfitnngf b. j bie SBctfleibnng. 
 " Revibrate, rovjbrate, t). «. 9{i'ic£> 
 fc^iuiiignngi'ii madieii , tepibrirtn. 
 
 Revibration , r^vibrAshua , «. 
 bie 5fri(frri)ipingiing, 9fepibratii'ii. 
 
 Reviction, levik'shun, (p. Int. 
 vivo) t. t iai aBieberaufubtn, bie 9{u(ffcl)r 
 mi Sebeii. 
 
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 Rcvirtuial, tev't'tl. ». a. roi('^ftl 
 ti'it OKiiiiOi'orrntI) e^er Sebens mittcin I'crs 
 fDrflfii. 
 
 Revictualing', rev!t'ti!iig. <. tit 
 SBrrforiVino init iKiirii Vrbeii^mirtclii. 
 
 Revie, rivl. v. a. « (^.irtfiifp.J fine 
 niigfleif^re ©uniiiie ().iltfii uiiD nod) nnA}' 
 flp§fii. - p. n. « iiad)|loBrn. 
 
 Revier, revi'ur, «. - thorny shell, 
 ["JTiUtiriv) t\t {■otMiAnt €rf)iuiimiird)urrf«. 
 
 Re» •«%*■, levu' , (fr. revue) *. I. ^i« 
 Wuiltririig, 5irtd)rtidiiiii.i. 'iljrui'iiiig, Unter« 
 iurt)iin<j ; iifiif, i»)icDfrl)Pitr, iipctjm.iliaf Ciirrt)' 
 firf)t. lUlffrncf)t, 9{ruiricii (fluff <iL=crff« 20. 
 7. (Wiltr-J fif ^iiiilfrung, $ferrc(>nu. 3. 
 [Cttfrat.l i>) t>if JfiifiifiiMi. I') Mf (frttird)f) 
 3fitrd>rifr, gRoimtf frtirtfr, g5ifrrflinhr«r(f)rift, 
 bif frtti|d)tii3.i()rbri(l)ir; (luif the Critical 
 Review. Quarterly Review, We»t- 
 mintter Review etc.)- 
 
 Commission of review, | (Fllflf.l Mf 
 fiomimfiiDii jiirDvti'iMDn H6 llril)filf iVri'd)** 
 tifc court oi (lelcgnie* (f. t>-), b\t 3it\}t(io\\i' 
 tfl'&rPf. 
 
 Revie^v, r. a. 1. }uru(fftl)fn, jiiri'i(f< 
 Mirffii <iiif ... 2. ^vif^fr^chcn. 3. ^»if^fT, 
 nod) finiiirtl biird)'tlji'n (cin TOniiiiiTripnc.), 
 fciirdjgr f)f n , rfoiMrrn, pri'iftii. 4. miiflfrii, 
 uiirff|iid)fn; [Citrrnf.] rejfiifirfii (!Bi"id)eri ; 
 I^Mit.) iHiiflfrn (tin 9{f(jinifiitK.), Wnftf. 
 riinfl i)aUtn ubet ... 5. loifCcr, uon 9tfurm 
 fd)ilPcrn. Pope. 
 
 Revletver, rivu'ur. «. I. bfrt)iird)= 
 ffl)fr, (Jiiifr, ptr 6iird)fitl)t, nuiflfrt. 2. [t'ti 
 ttmt.] trr ^{fifinViit. 
 
 ReviifOrHte^ rjvig'mite, «. a. ■f 
 wttffT frnrt) iiiio (liirf nint^en. 
 
 Revile, rivile', p. a. (d)m'\t)tn, 
 fd)rir«n , f)frunttrnin(^fn ; vtrat^tlic^ 6t> 
 l)nittfln. 
 
 Revile, «. t >• tie ^(t)tnfl^iin(j, 
 6d)imptrftf. i. Bfr Iflbfl, QSonuiirf. 
 
 Revilemeuf, ijvde'ment, «. bit 
 €d)nijliiii<(i. 
 
 Reviler, riviie'ur, I. btr (S(()niii()fr. 
 
 Reviliugly , revileingle , adv. 
 fd)tiiiil'fiib. 
 
 Revindicate, rjvindjkite, r. a. 
 ^lltucfror^trn, niirprfd)rn,iii<aiiiVnid) n'efjiiifn. 
 
 Revinal, revl'^al, «. tit X>uT<t)\{)i)t, 
 Wfiiflrninfl, ^rilfii.iifl. 
 
 Revine, rivfie', d.U. revldeo) r. o. 
 I. biirdjifljfn , nod) tiiimiil biird^Vhfii , pri'h 
 frn, ubtnVlirn, iirtrfxVljfn; (Inpi^gr.) rfiMbi = 
 ten. 2. nod) finmnl iiiirfrriid)t;n , (nod) fiii< 
 mnO biird)i>f)fn u. utrDcniTn , burdjrtljtii 
 u. abmtbrrn. 
 
 Revise, *. I. bit Siird)nd)t, ipirbtr: 
 ^)p|tf ^*ri"iiiinfl. 1. (toppflr.] n) bit jipiitt 
 JBorrtftiir, bfr ja'tire ^roffboflfii ; second 
 -, bif brirtp Jtorrcfiur. b) bie Sfroifion (Me 
 If^tf I>iird)fid)t). 
 
 Reviser, rivl'zur. ». brr 9?fpi|Vr, 
 !\orrtfro.', 3)frid)tii)fr, llMffrfiid)ir, Diird): 
 fflifr. 
 
 Revision, riv'zh'un. liar.) s. I. bic 
 iifiir, nodjUinliiic , iuicPrrl)Pitf l!iird)rirf)t 10. 
 (Erf)rifrfn 20, lltPfvfidjt. Iliirrrriid)iiii,i, [iij; 
 ppgr. , Eiffrnr. , 9{fd)f«fpr.] bir Jfopii'ioii 2. 
 Bi bif 97iid)rrd)n 1111(1 l») OfiitJI.] bit '21111: 
 nnhiiir bfr €ffIfitiol)(. Tooke. 
 
 Revisiwnttl, riviili'uiial, iitib: 
 
 REV 
 
 Revisi»nary, r^viili'unari, adi 
 
 jur SJioifiiMi, DiirdjuiDr qtlfbrm, iRcoiftons.,. 
 
 Revisi^t, r^viz't. (t>u.) v. a. l. iiMe< 
 ber, au\6 Siciie, nod)iniilr birud)en. 2. ' rt> 
 pibireii; wit^rr Piird)ri'ljtn. 
 
 Revisitatioii, rivuetA'shuu , §. 
 itx i«iebfrl)L'ite , rtOtruiiili(je , nod)Miiili(je 
 ^ffiid). 
 
 Revisor, rivinir, «. ber 9icoirpr, 
 iJindjiVljer, '3iiirf)rfd)ncr; [iiiii^l.] btr luit bfc 
 ^lluinaf^ine btr @ttltiiial)l btnufnrngte ^e> 
 nmte. Tooke. 
 
 Revival, rivi'val, «. I. f bit <a3ir> 
 bcrbelfbuna, biio 'Itjicbfrniiflrben. 2. i aj bii6 
 2i3ie6erniifJtefii, SaSifDfraiit'oiilljtn (ber Oiet 
 iel)rranir(it 20, bit 'liiirberauftt'Diing, ^it< 
 btrbeubuiig((l^rueiifruii(j/y5iebrrl)fri1cttmijj). 
 b) 1 iljcol.) iai (gfii^i.jfj 2i3ieDcriiiiflibcn. 
 
 The revival of spirits, bil6 *2>3icbtr> 
 nupfpen. 
 
 Revive, rivjvc'. (fr. revivr«, i>. !.» 
 
 V. n. I. i ivitber icbtiiMjj luiTbrn, micber 
 
 nupeben. 2. 1 «) juieber niiptbeii; w.ebtr 
 
 rrn)iid)fn, ivltber rcge mtri^en. b) roitbet 
 
 nuti"nil)fn (p. brr OJeliljnoniffit, bent ^k\\\> 
 
 bti ic). 3. [Cri)cni.] I'cinrn niiturlid)t'n 3>i= 
 
 lliinb ivitbfr rrlt)tt<)rn (p. ciiieni ')J?(Cti(lr), 
 
 ipieftr (rbfMbig lotrben. 
 
 2. a) 1 revived nt these newc , bif ft 
 
 9>nd)rid)ten f)obrii miil) roitbtr miiatt 
 
 Tid)tet. 
 
 Revive, v. a. l. roitbtr niipebtn ob. 
 ifbciibig niiid)fn, lolr^fr in* Sibrn juiud'> 
 Dringfu , ivlcotr bcleben , ivifber itbtnMi] 
 nii)d)cn, (^iiieni bn$ I'rbf n mirbcr gcbtii, Auf> 
 eru'frfen ( bit loetfii >. 2 1 a ) niiftrn'dji'n, 
 (U'ifbfr) frnfiie(r)n, witber, niif* 'June rrflt 
 niiid)cn ober tripfrfen. bj (btn ■i)}fiir()i ipttbrr 
 It-bfPbig niAcDru , ipirber bclcben ; (^iiinii 
 nciien WutI) ni>i(()fn , (Fiueni iitiic* Sebcu 
 grbtn, 6'incii iviebrr niifru1)rfit ; niitiitiiiitrrii. 
 trniuntern; || ipicbe: eri|iiirffn. c) loitbtr 
 nufbriiigrn , miebcr niif bit !8>if)n bringen, 
 ipiebrr niifiviirnirn , ivitbrr oiifiKhmcn. d) 
 ipifbfi fliifbiiltjen obtr iiiipfbrn iiind)fn (Me 
 2iJi(7enrd)rttt jc). o luifbtr niitriil)rf n , loit. 
 btr (Hifipnrnten, luiebrr jiir Spriicu' briiigrn, 
 ivieDtr oeittnb )!( nii)d)rii fiidJi'M, iviebrr itiif' 
 lufrffu wifber jnin a3iTrd)rin ob. jiir Spradje 
 briiigeii , in iriic^e* 'JluPenfen briniicn- ') 
 ivieber (tuffrii'djen ( g'Tbrn lo. 3, 1 (Fijeni.] 
 frird)cii , ipieber l}er|1rneii , iviebrr Itbtnbig 
 ntad)cn. 
 
 To revive the soldiers' hearts, ben Sol< 
 bnten neiirn ■9J?iirl; infld)rn ob. flfben. You 
 can scarce — him into a smite, it)X fuMIlt 
 il}m {c\uw nil £iid)riii nbgeiviiiiirn. 
 
 Reviver, levi vur. «. 1. t<[6, wai 
 iieiifS I'cbfii (]ibr, bilibt, frfnrrtjt, Mi Gt» 
 frird)iiiiq«mirti'l. 2. J |9{i'd)tiror.l bie 'Sum 
 bfraufiirtljmf , e-nieiu-riiiu) fines 9{td)tf|lrci< 
 res ( ivenn eiiie ■ijjiirtci lunljrriib bctTeU'cii flCs 
 flotben i|1) ; bill of-. pa6 Grneiierii'ifl^. 
 gefiid). bie ernfiifriiiinfiifft. 3. ©iiier, ber 
 (j-riDdS ber 2Jtrgri7i-iiheit rnrjiel)t, luieber in 
 0)iiii(i ofer ill 'iliiiiinl)iiic briiigt. 
 
 Revivificate, rcviv efekAte, (lilt.) 
 D. n. t u'ii'biT IfbfiiDifl inniDcii , ivieber iii6 
 Srbi-n jiinlrfriittMi, loir&er, poii 9ititeiii ■be< 
 Icbni. loifbrr jiim Ci'bfii bringen. 
 
 RevivificRtic>u,icvlvei^ki'shun. 
 M. I. bie 2i5ieCerbrii'bnitg. 2. [ gijiin.J bu 
 
 KEV 
 
 ■ <!Ci!•^frlfbfnbignIn(f)llng , JJ^f^nng. 
 
 Revivify, rcvjv-et'i. ar. revivifier) 
 V. a « u'iebcr brleben , tii« 2ebfii {iiructf 
 riii'in. 2. t ©•ineni ncuc« Cebeii geben, ©intn 
 jiuiebiT aiitrid)ren. 
 
 Revivi.«cenc«*, rewiv's'slnse. ) 
 I Reviviscency , reweviNkense, ) 
 t. I. bie ^ieber>uiPibnng. 2. t bie '^itber> 
 Ijevilrriimg. 
 
 j Revivisceni , rew^vis'scnt, adj. 
 
 luitber l^l;i^t■bfll^; ipiefcr iiiipcbcn ninrOenb. 
 
 Revivor, r^vi'vur,^. f. Reviver 
 
 ; ^t. 2. [luiberrnpid). 
 
 j Revocable, rlv'okabl . (Int.) adj. 
 
 Rev<»C>fti*leiiess, revokablnes, 
 
 i«. bie ^i^errllplc^feir. [f ml^errlltell. 
 
 Rev<»cate, revAkute. (inr.) i>. a. 
 
 Revucafloil, levoki'sliun , M. 1. 
 ' bns Snturft'ifi-'ii , Me Surilifniinng (tint* 
 l5BerPrtn;itin 20. 2. bit oi'fiirft'i'i'Ufimg, 'Hbt 
 Iberiifiiiig. 3. ber 2S3i^lTrllt, Me ^ibtrriu 
 ftiug, 9lbr(<)ii>oriiiig. 4. Me •Jliifi)i'biin<j, 3ii» 
 rriffniiljine (eiues ('>W\ct)e^ u.). 5. oic '3lb« 
 lltdiing (tine£ llngeinad)* to. 
 
 The revocation of ilie edict of 
 Naiitz, (fr. Wefcf).! Mr S'^fi'irfniihrne, "Uiif* 
 (jfbiing, 53Dibfrriifiiiig bf*(Sbitro ooiiiW.iiite* 
 I Revoke, invoke', (du.) v. a. I. 
 ' jiirri(friiiVii. 2. t i (i"i<>> iPieber jiirii(f» 
 jieheii (in). Davies. 3. luibrrnift-n, a) )ii> 
 
 ■ ri'irfnrhtiien , iiiifhrbcn. b 1 nbrd)u>orfn. 4 f 
 'unrfrfrrirfeii, bciiil)iiieii, iuri'irf ijolrtn , tine* 
 ; i&nd)e C'ililjnit tijiiii Spenser. 
 
 R^Y**''^*^ , 11. N. [ Jtarteiii'p.J em* 
 I 5nrbe prrlniigiieii. nid)r befeinteii. 
 { RevoKe, «■ | jRorteniVJ t>a6 >Ri(^t( 
 ibfffiiiii'n, SiTi.iiiiiiirii brr 'Stxrbt. 
 
 Revokeinent, levoke'ment, «. -f 
 bie TGiPfrniiiiii.j. 
 
 Revolt, rev&lt', revolt'. ((. revolvo; 
 ;fr. revolier) e. a. 1. iibcriuiilrifleii. Buriik. 
 2. 1 tniperen. 
 2. To revolt the mind or the feelings. 
 Their honest pride of their purer re- 
 ligion had revolted the Babylo- 
 nians. MiTFORD. 
 
 Revolt, p. n. I. fid) eiiiporeii; crrom) 
 fid) rtiiporen gegen . . , nbfrt(leii pon . . . 2. t 
 iPfdirctn, nnrerii. Shak. 
 
 Revolt, levAlt'. «. I. bit &nipo« 
 rung, ber i!liiiriil)r, "Jlbfiifl. 2. bie '15pid)r« 
 ptrlei)iiiig. 3. -f ber ^nipijrer. 'Jlorriinnige. 
 Sbak. 4. t 6er 2Dc(l)|tI , bit iUenberiing, 
 SSiTiiiibetiiiig. Sh/.k. 
 
 Revolter, rivoit ur, «. ber &ui< 
 ponr, 'JlPtniuiiige. [poreiib. 
 
 Revolting^, revolting, adj. f enu 
 
 Revolulile, rev olubi, Uat.; adj. 
 gfiuiiljr luerbeii fpniiciib. 
 
 Revolnte, revAlute. (lat.) «<(/• 
 [5jpr.i jiinirfgiTodr, \u\d) iiiiren iniigiTont 
 
 Rev4»l|ltion, rewolu sluin . ( fr. 
 SB., 0. liU. levolvoi s. I. ID I'ipljl)!'.) bit 
 Unnvaljiiiig, llnifrchiing. b) Pit KrcieliU'.f, 
 llniiaiii", I'llilron.] ber llmmnf. 2. i a) ber 
 ;9Scri.uif i tines iiige^ 20, Me 2i3iebcrfe()t 
 (ber 3iil)refieitcii 20. b) ber IDedjrel bee 
 Diiigc , ber Uiuitiiiibe. Shak. o (Mc gfipCu.- 
 , fiinif iScriiiibcniiig) bie lliiiival{iiiig, wtontii 
 I iiniiPiiiiiinn , Re.'Miitioii. 3. Mo i){ii(fii)iil» 
 jiiiig MllT^>^. 1 ni.id).) rid)rig irtjiiigeii, 
 
 Tu make its revolutiou true, [U^r* 
 
790 Vkte, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. NA, m6ve, n6r, got, 6il, cl6nd. Tube, tub, full, t/tin, THis. 
 
 KKV 
 
 Reyolnfion -principle*, reiTllltio. 
 tiiirt WniiicriitK. 
 
 ReVOlution»ry, revolii'sliiiiiaic, 
 
 orf;. rci'Oliiiu'iiar, ilHiUemniunljciiB , Dfei'O. 
 liUiiMiS... _ , , 
 
 nevoliitioner, rlvoiu'slmiiur. ) 
 
 IleVOlutiO»»ist,ievnhi'sliuiii»t, J 
 
 s. ber Dici'elutiPiiinr, £riiiUuiiiiiii>iil}pr.^ 
 
 Hevullltionize, revolii'shuni/e, 
 V. a. (eui Snii6 K.) rcooliitiiniirt-ii, cine Uuij 
 wnliiiiifl &emirfcii, Ijen'urt'riiigeii , beiuerf. 
 
 flttlioeii ill ••• (rtii* i'- 
 
 Revolve, levAiv', (int.) v. a. i. t 
 uniiunljcii, umBrel)cii. 2. i Qmai txvoaqtn, 
 umGel)fu mil ... 
 
 To revolve (liougiiU in the mind, fid) 
 iiiit ©etniifcii tnigcii. 
 
 Revolve , v. >i. l. (on, about) fid) 
 umcreljeii, fid) miiiviil\i'ii , fid) irttjcw nn\u; 
 (round) fid) dri'ljfll tliut). 2. i a) (toi }u> 
 turft'ifleii (nil)/ Giiietii aiiljcimfaHen! li) iiber. 
 Icgcu, iiOcrCfiifcii. Shar. [O'l')!"- 
 
 Eacli revolving year. jetfS iimh'lllfcilDe 
 
 RevoIvencVf revol'vense, s. bit 
 (fcifldiiciiji-; Uiiifrtl;iuig. 
 
 Revoiiiit, levoni'niit, v. a. ivie&er 
 flu^rpcit'ii, niif t>vod)i'ii. 
 
 Revulsion, icvul'sliun, (fr. 'JB., 
 u. inr.) *. 1. tai iil-jiflu'ii , fie 3lbl;olriiiig. 
 2. I'^iRet).] He «J161i'itimg. 
 
 Revulsives, icvuI'mv. adj. [■'TJlct.] 
 nlMeittllf'. — tidv. Revul'sively, [■OJfcD.] 
 Curd) aU'lcininn. 
 
 Revulsive, s- I. i>od, mai ii6iiel)t, 
 ti«6 •iUiiuiiiMiugC-niisrel. 2. I'iJfiD.] fcne 'iUb! 
 leitimnt'iuirri'l. 
 
 Revulsiveness, revulslviies, t. 
 [9JieD.] I. Die 5a()iiifeit, 5fud)rii;fcire)i nb-. 
 luleireii. 2. tai %i\Ue\\ tn'V ^(i\d)ti(iteiten. 
 
 Re'«v, i6o, s. i" Cie 3ieil;e. Spemser. 
 — V. n. lOirtl.] repent. 
 
 ReWHrd , leward', (fr. regarder) 
 V. a. I. I'eloljiuii; 1 "iBiiiMiiipr.] (Den ipun= 
 fceii, jjflifeu) 6ii6 0'Wif"rf)f O^''"!- 2. vev= 
 gelteii. 
 
 Re^vard, *. l. a) Me 95clr()iiiing, 
 ber £ol;u. b) Die (nu^geiVljre) Si5Clrl;iiiing 
 (fur Die 5-iuDrcfinig eiuef Dii&eS jc). 2. 
 [^iiitmiVr.j a> tiis 5agcrn'd)r. b) iai 
 gri'den, Dcs Den ijunDtii nui 3lbciit> u; r< 
 fliiuorfi-n ivirD. 
 
 Re'tvartlable , rewii d'ai>l , adj. 
 teIohiiuiun.'uiiirDiii, l)cio(;iibnr. 
 
 Reivardableness, re»ard'ai<l- 
 ne», ( 6ic 55i'lol;uiiiujeuiiirC'igreit,YHli^l>iUmri 
 feir. (lumier, aSfrgiUiT. 
 
 Rev*'arder, icwardur. *. bcr 25c; 
 
 Retvet, iiiij'ct, (fr. rouet) #. Dob 
 
 D{(iDd)fii iin fiiirr Ji'iigeil'ud)iV. 
 
 Re^VOrd, rewiird', V. a. f tBOrtlid) 
 
 W>icPfrl;i>ini. Siiak. 
 
 Re^vrite , ren're', v. a. luicDcr, 
 iu>d)ninl6 idiri'ibcn, uuird)reibeu. 
 
 Rex, rcks, (Int. 223.) «. bn itDuig. 
 
 ReyM, le^e , t. tet ivnpirmi finer 
 flgi)unrd)en -VKWtt :c. [bi^iti. 
 
 Reynold, ren'nid. *. ;?Rnnif) 3{nu = 
 
 Rliabarl>t')ra<e, raiilr'barate, a. 
 R (mi barb) aii/. luir 3{|),i6in-t'i'r uenVt^t. 
 
 RliabfI<»IOg:y, rabdolloje. (gr.) (. 
 bie 9il)rtbDD!iflie, (siiU'rcdJimiiii- ©tiibrtdjeii; 
 fui:(l. 
 
 KHl 
 
 Rliabdoinancy, rab'dnmanse, 
 (gr.) •». Die 9{l;ii(>Diiiuaiuic, iStnbiunhrrngcrei, 
 Dnf 2Cril;ringcii inittel|l eiuet SS3iiufd)el« 
 rutl)e. 
 
 Rliachiti.l, rakkltth. (gr. "33.) a. 
 [^JU'O.J bie engiii'dje i\raiifl;oit j itnoc^eiu 
 gi*t- 
 
 Rliapsodic, rapsodik, ) 
 
 Rhapsodical, rapiicid'ekal,^" '' 
 
 rljnpu'bird), nOgcniTni. 
 
 Rliapsodi.st, rap'sndist, t. I. &i: 
 
 ucr, i)tvi)Ji)iipri'bien fingt, rejitirt, ber Siljiip: 
 foDenfnuger. 2. ber 9{l)tipriiDi|l, 3n|'nnimcn> 
 fd)rtlbiT, S'lriiniineiiuuppU'r 
 
 Rliapsody, rap'.s()de. (gr.) s. 1. 
 bie 3{l;api'L'Dic (ein (iJernng, 53rud)|lii(f, bef 
 iton ben 5pclbcngcDid)ten iponicr'iS). 2. ba6 
 Sroppeliuerf , 5licfiu«rf i Der '2Bul|l, luilbe 
 (Sironi (u. SBwreru ic). 
 
 A rhapsody of tales, jiifainitiengeflopi 
 pelte ?IKnl)rd)c'n. 
 
 Rlieiii-berry,raMe'-befre,*.[!Sot.] 
 bie Sfiiinbeere, Der itreujrprn. 
 
 Rlieuisli, id'nish, adj. rl^eiuii'd), 
 pi>nt D{l;ein; ju y{l;fiin5 <iu Sfnnfri'id)) ge= 
 l)6rig; -wine, ber 9?l;i'iim)eiii; iiijeiii nu^ 
 ber (oegcnb pini 9^l)riin6. 
 
 Rheiii.sli, s. f. - wine. 
 
 RUetiaii, e'khan, adj. [(S)rpgr.J 
 rl;nriril). [ 3{i'bcfiinillcr. 
 
 Rhetor,! ctor,(gr.2[D.)*.tDer9{I)ftiir, 
 
 Riietoric, let'iouk. s. 1. bie dii)ii 
 nn-if, 9{eDcfuii(l. 2. bie iicrfbrnnifeit. 
 
 Rhetorical, tciorekat, adj. r(;e< 
 torifd), rebiierifd). 
 
 Riie tor i cal art, bie 'Jfcbefilllfl. -trea- 
 tise. Die aibljniiblting I'ibcr bie 9{eDefiin|1. 
 
 Riietoricaily, retorekale , ac^v. 
 rljctm-ii'd). 
 
 Rlietoricate, retor'ekite, v. n. 
 bcu SieDiur fpieleii. — Rhetorica'tion, 
 t. t t'er 9{ibnfrprnnf. 
 
 Riietoriciail, rliorish'an, adj. i 
 rfjeronu-t). - pride, btr 9febner|lolj. 
 
 Riietoriciail, s. l. ber 9{ebefiiu|l: 
 ler, itfhetoriffr, 9{l)rU'r. 2. f oer 3?ebuer. 
 
 Riietorize, rei'i(>rue , t>. n. brn 
 9{cDner fpielen. - ». o. burd) einc rebucrifd)e 
 Jigiir bnrflcdeu. 
 
 Rlieuin, ruuni, (gr. rhennia) t. 
 [■OKcb.l 1. bie )uaiTerid)rc 5-eiid)tigfcit , bie 
 fid) nu* ben <!lugcii, beni "WiiuCf u. t'eunibfrei 
 oil* berOimVaOronbfrt. 2.Drr5-iiip,Sd)uiipien. 
 
 RiieuiliatiC, rui'unat Ik, adj. 1. 
 
 ['OTeb.j a) rl)ciiiniUird), fTuBiirrig, JliiB... 
 b) jn 9{l)enniatiSnien gencigt, niit 5-lii|Ten 
 btljiifret. 2. ihntiicti, Inunifd). Shak. 
 
 RiieillliatiMlil , ruu'niaiizni . s. 
 (Wi'b.l Dci- 9{l)eunuiri?ni, jjlnp, (SJiieDerilnB. 
 
 IKIieumy, ro6 me. adj. 1. uoil UPII 
 
 wniJiTidtrer 5-iiid)tinfi'it, biimu* 6c|1elicnD, 
 biTiU 25i'i'd).iffinl)iil I)iil'enb. 2. fliirfig, nut 
 JyU'iiTiii Iv'Dniift. 3. g-liiile L'erurriid)cnb. 
 
 Riiiiiie, (. Rliynie. 19Jl)einilriini. 
 
 Riiiiie, line, 4. l(i)eiigr.] ber 9{l)i'iii, 
 Riii nc-grave, [ bcunVl). 9{i'irt)J ber 
 9{heingraf. --hurst, bne 9{i)eiul)iirj. -- 
 hind-rod, bie rl)einlanbifd)e 9{iitl)e. 
 
 Rilino, li'no, «. [cant word] bai 
 QMb. j 
 
 RiliUOCerial , rinnse'rcal, adj.l 
 
 iU\u 3il)iniijen'5 gel^irig, iljni iil;iilid). 
 
 [ 'Wi. 
 
 RiA 
 
 RllinOCerOS, n'nns'seros, (gr. <JB.» 
 s. I. [Sool.l bai 9{l)iiip,}cri)6, 5)ifl«l)urii. t. 
 [(J-ntoni.j ber 9iiul)orMriitVr. 
 
 Rhinoceros- b ird-lOriittl;.] berftprni, 
 9{l)inoii'roC'L'ogfl, 2i3ni7erriil)e. lrI;obi|"d). 
 
 Riiodiail , ro'dean, adj. iO)rogr.] 
 
 Riiodiuill, ro'dciim, t. [ (>l;ein.] 
 bai 9{l)DDiiini. 
 
 Rhododendron , rodudln'dron, 
 (gr.) s. i23i't.] bai 3{iM'eii4)Pli , bic 'JlipiFt'ie, 
 ber 9{offiilorf>eer. [ber 9{iiobouir. 
 
 Riiodoitite.r6'doniie,j.[-D)iiueralg.] 
 
 Rhoetizite, rei czitc, / 
 
 Riietizlte, 5 
 
 ncriTlg.l ber 9ill)oeii}it. 
 
 Riioiiib, riinib, (gr.) s. [(Seoni.] 
 bni SJ.iureuuiererf, bie 9{iiiiteuuierung, diiugj 
 lid)e) 9{iiute, ber D{l;i)nibn6. 
 
 Riio nib -spar, [9}tiuerafg.] ber 9tau« 
 teii:, 93ittirrpiit(). [mntenforniig. 
 
 RilOIIlbiC, runi'bik, udj. [0>)eum.l 
 
 RilOlllbO, ruiu'bu, s. [^d)ii)\)Ol.] 
 einc airi ^teinbuttc. 
 
 RliOHiboid, ruin'boid, t. [(Seoni.] 
 bie 9{i)pnibi)iDe. 
 
 Rliom bo id-shaped. [!23Pt.] rAlltcn« 
 f^riiiig. [ber Sfaiiteiinimsfel 
 
 Rhomboid, adj. - muscle, [iliiilt.] 
 
 RilOiilboidal, luiuboid'al, adj. 
 rl;onitHnMlii"d), rniiteiifonnig. 
 
 Rllubarl), ruu liurb, (pen', raward) 
 *. (i5pt.l bie 9ii)ii()iirber. 
 
 [^l)t.] Bastard rhubarb, ber ^(petlt 
 ninpfer. Monk's -, bie ■!))?i)n(l)5rl;al)iiri'er, 
 9{i)apLMirif. [boe 9vi)iii)iir(>iiria. 
 
 Riiubarbariue, ruul<ar barin, «. 
 
 Ritiaillit, luinb, (D.rlioinb) t.l'iJidV.} 
 ber iBlu^|■^rid). [Deui ^onipnffe). 
 
 Rli urn b- li ne, [Wnr.) Die liiiiie (niif 
 
 Riiyiiie, n'lnc, ^ (iiiigi'lf. nm, gerini, 
 
 Rime, ^ riman; 9ieimi l)i>(t. 
 
 ryni; fd)iu. ii. bnn. rini) s. 1. [ ^|5oef ] bet 
 9{eim. 2. Die 'D^tolPbie. Denmam. 3. bie X)i4« 
 tung; pi. Rhymes, (i)ebid>te, SScrfe. 
 
 There is neither rhyme nor rea.tan, ti 
 ijT lucber ©inn ni)c() SSirilanb bnriu, ipcbct 
 gcfjiiuen nod) geilodjeii. In despite of tiie 
 teeth of all - and reason , alleill gcflillben 
 ''JJJeiikteiu'eri'liiuDe jiiin IrP(je. 
 
 Riiyme, i>. n. l. rcimen, fi<i) reimeii. 
 2. bid)ten. 
 
 To rhyme one's self into one's favor, 
 fid) in 3"iiiiiif'^ ®iin|l l)iiicinbid)ren. 
 
 Riiyme, t;. a. iii 9ieinie fii^eii obet 
 briiigen, remun. 
 
 Rliy mele.<i.<«, rime'lls, adj. reiiiilo^. 
 
 Rliymer, ri'imir, \ 
 
 Rliymi.iit, ri iiiist, [ '■ t ^'^^ 
 
 Riiymster, u'm xtiir, ) 
 DJeinier, 9iiiuird)iiiieb. [gel;&rig. 
 
 Rliymic, limik, udj. jnm 9Ceii)ie 
 
 Rliytiim, li/iin. > , 
 
 Ril} tlKllllS, rii/i'iniis, ^ 
 
 ['ISoei". , ••Miiifj ber 9il;i)tl)inn^ (bii» 3cit». 
 iiliiiiginoB). 
 
 Rliytllillicai , iii/i'niekal , adj. 
 l^oef, -Mini'.] ri)i)tl)inifd) (afgnneiTciu. 
 
 Rial, real. s. I. [ I'p. OXiinjiv.j Dtt 
 9fenl , f. R e a I. 2. (P. royal) [ciigl. •"JJiiilljIO J 
 ber 9vinl (= 10 >£l)illiiirt etevl.). 
 
 Riant, li ant, ifr. 'it3.> adj. ln<i)<ut) 
 Cn4)eii erregeiib B 
 
 i 
 
Vktf. r?,r. (fill. fat. Me. met. Flnf. fin. N6. iii6ve, n6r, got, 6il. rloiul. li'itif. ii^b. (nil. t//iii. I Hi.<. 791 
 
 Rib, rib, («n([rti. rib. ribh; \M. rif) 
 «. J. t-Miiflf.] ^ir 9fii)pe. 2. | ^if Jr.iii, Ni« 
 5a3fib. 3. i ai [Srf)iffl>., 9lr<l)ir.] tie ')i:w<. 
 b) [ 33ot.] Cie '0{i))pf. c) Me diippe duii 
 Xud)!. d) btv @crt-if<ii (SaiiDe^ to. 4. riiu' 
 aitt 3nig. 
 
 Ribi of a parrel, [OTar.] bn 9?.itf 
 fcMltren. The -» of the carriage. [Ii)pi>iir.| 
 6jf 2d)ientn nm Siiiifbrrrc frr '15r.iTe. 
 
 Rib-xRw, [lii'd)!.] ^ll• Silnui'ifrii.ie. -- 
 wort, [SBot.] bit ^efirippt, bet €pitj: 
 n>i'(ifrid>. 
 
 Hib, V. a. I. tnit 9?ivptii Drn>t)rii, 
 tivv"; (3"'*i1''] rippeii (3''i<T!i.). 1- i"'>= 
 jjcbfii, (iiirit)iii'fjeii. [ iicnrpte* iiid). 
 
 Kibbed. (jirippt , mil 'Xippeii, — cloiii. 
 
 llibnl«l, rib'baid. (|r. riliniid; %r 
 
 ptl) *■ btr 'Xii'pfl, miiilf, llf^l•rlll■t)f ■OKeiiiVI), 
 aLTiillmfl, $'uriiil)fn(irt, 5?iirfiijii(jtr. 
 
 Ribald-rid, ivfiil iirrittrii. Siur. 
 
 Ribnld, tiHj t)criimilrrifi'ii6 i ()'■*■'''"' 
 ni fr:.i, |M)lrt)t. SiiAK. lifidttifl, i'frl}iirt. 
 
 Itiballliwll, rill liiildisb. adi. nil 
 
 RibHl<lr<»U8, iib'bUldiu«, adj. t 
 
 uiMrirt)ri(i, ji>tfiil)ii|c. 
 
 Hibnldry, rlbbuidfi. «. I. bit 2\t 
 trtlid)feir , ll.iiiictjr, b<\6 ipiirfiilffrfii. 1. tic 
 3i.'iciir(ipcrfi, oPtm. [Mr •!ld)rfl«biii6f. 
 
 Hibaiiij rib'bin. «. [.'prrlC.j Do^'I^niit, 
 
 Killiil, ^ (m. rliibin; ir. riiibiii; 
 
 llibniiil, > fr. riibnii)< I. ra£'V>iiit>, 
 
 Ifibboii, ; SciDdib.ini). 2. tir'lVrte. 
 3 I'Jlrdjit.J 6n6 3iniiD; lSrt)iffi>.) bfr Srtjcr: 
 fliiiiij. bit ®nit«; floor--, bit Jliirfeiire ; 
 breadth--, bit S^tTiitntf, ©djerffiUf. 4 i 
 pi. bat Sfiiffil. [baiibett. 
 
 Tiiiiiiiied, (et out with rlbin*, bd 
 
 Ribin-fi«h, ( 0(t)tl)i)i)i.] (rr Umti- 
 fi\^. --laver, [^fiitiirg.i Me ajtUte, 
 llli'f. --line, ('TOiir.) Pie Siiiien btx v5rt)rr^ 
 0>iiij]e Aiif (rin iVii|TtTptifteii 9{i6 riiie$ &ct)it' 
 {ti. --make, Me ©illlfclUUter. - 
 trade, 6cr 2JftllM)l1ll^r(. --weaver, 6er 
 85iiiibiiind)fr, SJiiii&iiiebiT, d'rfemuirfer. 
 
 Hibiii, V. a. tnit ibtiiiPrrii jiereii ob. 
 fiiiiiiiirffii, l^o6iiiiterii. 
 
 Kibbiiig-, rlb'biiig. t. |3inM»rrI.] 
 fatiiiiinirtje JCii'veii eiiirr iini'iibteii Vxiit. 
 
 Hibblt'-rnbble, rlbbl-ribbl, t. 
 o bn "ip.ifi'i, -tiDiv'fl. 
 
 Kibbl«-ro«v, iiiiblrA, «. f ber 
 U\\<\{ 3ii(l; bie 9{fil)c d'. 3i'ii"irrii). 
 
 RibronNt, nb'iosi, e. a. | tl'it^tij] 
 biirii)i>vrti]i-iii. Mir<l)blniieit. 
 
 Itic, Ilk, I elite &ll^lll^, bie eiiie 0)e: 
 
 Hick , 5 ri(t)t£bnrrric l1ll^t'llrrr ; \. S. 
 Bisiiopnck; nM(]rlf. cyne ricking- 
 ric. (si 1(1 t\t6 ba6 fli'flj. reiki, ipcrntftaft, 
 Olli)''!!'' rice, ric. 
 
 HiCf ill 9f?nmen, brbeiitet rei(ft pter 
 macl)rifl; j. ». in Frederick. Synebrirt). 
 Alfi ic etc., u'ie bai flfii'rt). Polycraien iiiif 
 Pliiiarchuii. Ric ifl bir "Jliliaiio^rubt i<iMI 
 Richard, ailorir. ric. rice. 
 
 Hice, ijxe, (fr. rit; flr. ory^a) t. 
 [55li.] tn 9{iiB, 9{ci«. 
 
 Rice-bird, --bun ting, 1 OriiitI). ] 
 bcr 9{ci6oi'gel , ■J{ei6iii«il)er , be 9{fij5iiitiimr 
 (ICnibcrii.i ory/ivora ; ill ^jfii'iu i C•|l«lllUl^ 
 b n b - 1 i II c o I n qeiltlltllD. -bulking, eill 
 bi iViibf rfr a3orrl)f il bcitii ^fiilijeii. --cowry. 
 l\i ^iij'diiu^. --flower, bA6 ^t\^mt\)\. 
 
 KIC 
 
 --paper, ba< 9lei§piipicT, rf)iiiefiril)f -ISflpit. 
 
 Rice, J. t •- ber WiptVi jj'f'illrer -^.lu 
 :iif. '2. Pie (0)>irii<) itii'lfe, btr .$>iiipel. 
 
 Ric*;, '■ r7tiiiiie< 9iiccu6. 
 
 Hicit, rtixli, (aiiiieif. ric, ricca; f)o(! 
 ryk; (t. ri^lie; reiil)) "dj. I. J reiit>. 2. (m) 
 rt'i>1} (lUiK 3. retil) iSriirt-, SoiiPi, ri'ic^iul), 
 reiit) nJlliitoieit, (iJer(t)iiift lo. 4. reul) tnirti 
 lilt i&tiber jc, i>iel -JJiet.id . I'leie SCj.ter ii. 
 rtirtjiiltciib/, ergiebiij, rei(t)l)>utii). 6. feit ( li'ii]<, 
 iliirf ijeivijrit. b. friifttg. ii>M)rl).Mt (Aoil 2c.'. 
 ftatri'od, fliirf; uoii i>i'riilijlid)fr (yiite. 7. 
 retcf), ri>|1t)>ir riliijiiij ten prait^tit] (;Uiibiicf :<.; , 
 rei(t)b(liibeii ilud} to; ri>|lli4> i^>i'riii1) k.;. 
 8. niit), friitl)tl<ar, enjicbuj. 9. reict), uulltoiiu], 
 i>oll l;>iriiiLMitrct)er luite. 10. reic^, ui>ll, a>' 
 iVillt (£(1)ii()fiiiitiiier>. 
 
 Pastures rich in flockn, herrbeiirei(l)i 
 •liJeibiMt. - in viriucH, tligeiibreul). - m 
 ideas, iPeeiireift). A grove ot — tree*, eili 
 ^p.uit itiir rei(t)fii ^aiiiiirit. The - btr 'Ha- 
 i1)eii. To aiarry a — loiiunr. elite ri°id)e^fi 
 rail) tijiiii. - face, bn* iiiipftiijrPttt Shak. 
 A - color, eiiie reiit)e (ilnrre, ieb!iA|ri-, pnid) 
 ri(je, uollfoniuieiie) 'Jiirbe. A - enieriain- 
 nieut, banquet, eill pritd^tlije* °))i.U)l, iyitl 
 With riched hand. £ nut ri'l(t>|1i'r :ip.illb. 
 A - deicriptioa, eiite ret(VI;iilii>)e ^'|V(;ri-i. 
 build. 
 
 /'ruD. Rich men feed, and poor men 
 breed, ber 9{ei(t)e t)iU bie 9iin0cr, ber Olniu' 
 Die iiiiiber. Imiiri 
 
 Rich- weed, CSot.) ciiir 'ilrt Siljw.nj 
 
 Ricb, r. a. t Pcrrid^ern, rcift) innd^fii. 
 
 Riciiarfl, iii«h aid, «. i9trttiir; :^ii^ 
 (()orb, 9{eiiihitrb. 
 
 RiclieMf rimhw, «. pi. I. ber 9{ei<()' 
 tl)nin , bie 9{rii1)tl;inner. 2. i ^ ter iReid)^ 
 .Ijnm, bie ^Jnidjr. Miltos. 
 
 Riclily* iit«li'le, ade. I. xt\tX), niit) 
 
 lid). 2. reid), urad)fi<j ( gefleif et ic i. 3. \\\ 
 
 reidji-m •0)iaBe, in uollrin "OTiipe, rei4>lid) 
 
 4. iVljr, iv>ol)l (i>erbiini lo. 
 
 i. The rending of ancient auilior* will 
 
 richly reward u« for the perusal. 
 
 Woniei richly gay in geiiia. iu<n d'bel' 
 ileiiien fnnfehibr Sraneii. A huKpnal - 
 cndowrd, em :i?.|"piiiil ntif iiroBin toriimii 
 Hi-n. K lady - leii, ctiie reid>e •IGimur..Sii*K 
 
 RicUllUSA, iit'th'nes, t. 1. ber di^ul): 
 rl}unt. 2. Per 9(ei.1)il)Miii, bie SrndjriMrfvii 
 i.bt{, "Bobnie). 3. bi-r 9{iMd)il)niii , Pie 2^oll^ 
 fDininen()fit leiner 5.irf>r>, b<\i iKridK un Pir 
 5arl'ciigebnit(j ic). 4. Per Wlaiij. bir =}5riirt)t, 
 Prt6 '!priid)tuje (tines •.'liijii.jt*, riiier I'ftiiP- 
 i"d)nff lo; bie fii'i^b.irfnt; KDihirt>fni unief 
 Pkriid)e« to. 5. Pie i)i.il)rl).ifri>ifcir , (I'lbiT. 
 ni.iijifle) Srafriiifrii ( fimr ^p.-iiV u.), I'or- 
 ii'ii)lid)e P)nre (Per -WiliI) u-'- 6. Piif "Xeid) 
 l).ilfi.je (einer ■■»eid)rftPiiii!i to. 7. Me Jiillc. 
 8. ter 9tiid)tl)iiin, Pie C«-f.iiel'ujfiit (eiiiee 
 ^rrgtucrM JC); Pif 9{.id)l!.ilrii)fiir (cini'« Gr. 
 ie«). 9. Per 9ecid)ti)mn, Pie aji'droiiiflrnr. 
 10. ber 9Jeid)fl)nin, bitmAy OluSirtjiniitfniig. 
 
 The richiie»« ot a tieasiiiy, Pie inMli 
 ®d)iii)fiinimer. The - of cake, p.r il.irf ge; 
 luiiritf Siid)rn. A - of marten.s, [-iB,uPni; 
 I'pr I fill fiinff OJTiirPiT. 
 
 Rick, rik. (Oiifjeir. hreac. hrig; ir 
 cniacli; lu. cnig) *. (i.'llll^n)u•rll^l■().| I. Per 
 odiober , S-el)'!! , Pie -Wiu-te. I. Per 9iiiifi'ii, 
 (nrrtii, :j>cu! k.) i}M\t. 
 
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 HicktrAin«ss,iik'kiicnes,t. [0};eb.] 
 Ml- Poppelroii (ijiii'per, iSi'r.r.ippeiiiiiii. 
 
 Rickels, rikkiis, s. pi. [-Steb.] bie 
 eiiijii d>e itr.iii.'ljiMr, i'. Rliacliiiis. 
 
 Rickety, i!k lie, <«(/. l. inir Per tnqt 
 lird)cii itiMiifl)eir Ociiairct , boppi'lglitbirig, 
 oerfrnppilt, ueriu.uljuii. 2. id)iua(<>, icjjio.idj 
 III Pen (^)i:ePerii; niiLu<(lfont)ni-ii. 
 
 To grow up rickety, ( -}Keb. J ®i(bU 
 riuneii aiuVi)cn. [or pea is etc. 
 
 Rickle, (|Vf)Ott.) heap of Ktoiies, 
 
 Ricochet, rik'koxhel, (fr. W-) «• 
 [■llnill.l biT •'^txUl., 9{ifo|d)etti'd)nB. 
 
 Rictlire, ilkiNhure. (lilt.) «. f 1. 
 Pas fiiaffi-n. i. Pie .Spalte, Oetfnung, Suite 
 
 Rill, rid. ;»■><«(. u. Hide. 
 
 Rid, priiet. n. pp. rid. (aligelf. nhred- 
 dan. Iireild.in ; l)o(l. redden; retCt'in ». a. 1. 
 (from, out of^ &iiien rrrrtteii, &iiiem l)elfetl 
 (lUMi, nu4i. 2. (from) fni miid>eii iuoid. 3. 
 t a) (of) reiiiigeii, irtiibern (PoiiJ. b) (of> 
 (i'iiirni ( rtne i£i>rgc if. ) abiiel)nu'ii. c) to - 
 
 one's »ell of... flil) (ihu.l* I'Olll ipalfc |'d)afi 
 
 fen. d) (of. out of) Q-tiiein i)cifi'n pen.., 
 (feiit (iJelb ic ) iiPneljinen, ©iiicii piellen iim.< 
 t. QmAi (ibtt)iiu, m4) lvdiuiid)eii ppii.., 
 (fiiii'.iit ()eliVii oi'it... 5. (&iiiein \\\\i bem 
 •iii.ge niinnen, i»fgr(<).i(fen, ipcflrrtiimen. 6, 
 t (out of; forti'd)iitfen, tl)Uii uwii). 
 
 3. a) 1( Is not easy to rid tlie sea of 
 
 piraies. 
 
 4. For willingness rids way. Siiak. 
 To rid from moss, itiu'nii^oreii. To — 
 
 from stones, iSreine lefen. To get - of.., 
 ©iiien, eiite (3ii(()e loiJiucrbcn, fid) ii'«iuiid)eii 
 (ooit), Qinti, einer ©a(t>e ciitlebigt luerPrn. 
 He -s no ground, er fcinint fetiirn (Si^ritt 
 ooriuiirt*. T» be rid of.., einf(r> ^iMljc 
 111* friiv [gcilS Ride, n. «. 
 
 Rill, P. a. ■{• perPerben. .Shak. f. i"ii'n» 
 Riddance, iid dansr. t. I. Pie &r> 
 retriiiig. 2. a > ( from » Pie iiei'reiniig (uoii). 
 b) bii« S'libe. Shak. 3. Pie ':ii)>.->]u1)>iifun{|, 
 IQcgriittntiiiig. 
 
 To make a r i d d a n e e (of). QriVil j IPeg* 
 iM)iiffi'n, ll)*u>cr^ell. To li.ive a good - of.., 
 ilrf) (G'tiuad, ©ineii) com ip.iliV fdj.iffcn, ((?i« 
 iten (S-tiWiir) Ic* merpeii. To a»k -, lue.jije* 
 fd)'iiTr I'eiii tupden. 
 
 Riddeu, tid'dn.) _ . 
 
 Rid, jppeR.d.. 
 
 Riddle, r'd'dl. (aU;)Cir. raedeUe) », 
 I. Pii« tViitmel. 2. t bai iK.uiM'cI. 
 2. This wan a utrange riddle of a lady, 
 biefe Dante lu.ir ciii roiiPirlMrri- 9i'iirl)i'el. 
 
 To propose a riddle, till i){iifiiH'l diifj 
 gebeii. Dorlrficit. 
 
 Riddle, ». a. enrrathtVdi , crriiireit. 
 - i» n. riirhiVln, riirl)|"(il)att rpi'rt)en. .Shak. 
 
 Riddle, (angrlf. liridd.-l; iii. rhidyil) 
 t. ba& grobe, offciie tSicb, JRi'iilfiiiu-b, ber 
 9eaPer. 
 
 Riddle, n-a. nilt eineni grobcii ^itbt, 
 Sohlrnili-br rfiiiigpn, riiPirit. ftci'en. 
 
 Riddler, lid'diiir. t. Q-iner, Per iti 
 OfiUltiVlii, riirliri'll)(iir ipud)!. 
 
 Riiidiiiim-iy, rid diiMgi^. ad». rn[f)> 
 jVlhotr, iiiif eiiie rarnfellj.'.fti' -""f- 
 
 Ride, ride, (iliigcir. ridaa ; liod. ryden ; 
 rd)ll). rida; Pan. riilen pnu-i. rode I'D. ridj 
 pp. rid i>5. ridden, v. >ii 1 i§ fid) l'cmcg(»ll, 
 fi(t> fDrtbetuegen, *reiii'ii, bai;cr) ii> (lUif 
 
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792 Fat*', far. fall. fat. yU. met. Fine. fin. N6. movp. nSr. s;ot. 6?l. rl^i'irJ. Ti'ibp. tub. full, i/mh, TIIU. 
 
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 ftitem ^fertf , itnnierft ic.) rfiten. b) (in 
 finer ^iitfd)e, niif eiuetn acmflfii u.) fnljrtn. 
 e) [<JJ?nr. ] (on) f(il)ren (nii txt &uHt zc). 
 
 d) on) f(())uintmfii (in ^er Ciitr>. e) (on. 
 upon) fcf)ii)onfcn (nufi. 2. rfireii (tnf 9?eirfi! 
 trcibeii). 3. rriteii ( eiii ^icr£» funilflcrfrtjt 
 (I'll^reii)- 4. (on, upon) getrdflfn ivrrften, ni: 
 J)ni (diif). 5. l^Jfnr. J a) uiiflnr fmjrtn (i>. 
 irtueiO. b) iiur ainfcr lieflfii. 
 
 I. d) A balloon lides in the air. 
 
 4 Strong as the axle-tree 
 
 On which heaven rides. Shak. 
 
 To ride on tlie main, fcie ©er Ijalteii, 
 
 fill/ ^er <£ce fein. To - masters at sea. ti< 
 
 feint>li({)e glotte in 6ie Jdicftt rrf)l'i<1fit. To 
 
 - at anchor. [ Wor. ) iu>r Slnfcr lif.jcn. To 
 
 - athwart. [TOnr.] jti)iicf)eii 2Uini) u. ^tiitli 
 flicrcn. To - landlocked. [^TOor.] gniij I'oiu 
 S.ln^e imigcben vox 5lnffr liegen. To - 
 windroad. [ 'Wnr. ] oor ^liifcr nirljr ttm 
 SDiiibe nr« Cftii ©triMtie nn«nf("f$t f""- To 
 
 - easy. [Wnr.] (jciUi'i(f)lid) uor atiifer lioflfii. 
 To - hawse full, [Wnr.] I'd firmer reiten 
 fcrtg b(i6 SQ3n(Ter in 6ie iJlilren Iniift. To - 
 easy on.., 1 Uid)te6 <B\>\tl (jnfcen init... 
 Shak. To - on a hobby-horse, ± ein ©te: 
 rfeiiptfrb reiten. To - hard, 1. (Tnrf, ge. 
 r(l)iuinb reiten. 2. («)?inr.] frfjiwer reiten, qt- 
 ninliifl (Tniupfon (u. ©(fiiffent. To - upon 
 men's shoulders. lUMl ^llDeril nilf Den ©C^llh 
 tern getrnnc" luerben. 
 
 To ride about. l)criintreiten. 
 To ride by, iH'rt'cireitf n. 
 Ride, I'- n. I. (ciii ^ferb lo reiten. 2. 
 i a) f<:lirrn biirfl)... bi (down) urrreiten. 
 
 e) bcl)fTrfd5en (iinter fid) Ijnt^en); brncfcn, 6f< 
 fcri'icfen, niijjijnnbein, inie6rniid)cit. dipiiigen, 
 reiten (i«ie ber ^31lp). Shak. e) urrberben, jii 
 ©runbe rirt)ten. Shak. 3. [Certl.] troiien. 
 
 2. a) Tliey ride the air in whirlwind. 
 
 Mii.TO.'r. 
 
 Horses well ridden, fliit (jerittene ^f'tt' 
 be. To - the great horse. I'lMfigiren Irmen. 
 To — a horse with judgment, ein 'ipferb 
 fl'injllirf) reiten. To — a horse off his nielal, 
 fin ^firb ju ®(f)(inben rciren. 
 
 To ride out a gale. [■OJitir.] einen ©turin 
 orr ?Iiifi'r anf linlten. 
 
 Prov. To ride a free horse to death, 
 3rnI(ln^* Wi'itc nniK'rniKficn. 
 
 Ride, I. I. ber Shiffliig jn ^fcrbe rb. 
 im ffiflflfn, ber 9fitf, bie JJ.iljrt. 2. |Dertl.] 
 b«6 ©Ottelplcrb. Grose. 3. - Ob. riding, 
 ber in eineni <H3nlbe nu^geljniiene ©nng, ber 
 iiber OJninbriilrfe aiijjcli'flte SBeij juni 9{firen. 
 
 To take a ride, ou^reiten , (in^fnljren, 
 fpnjieren foijren, einen ©pnjierritt ninrtjen. 
 
 Ride, «. t 1. ber Heine ©ttoni. 2. 
 bn« (iJeilnlppe, ein P5e bind) nn6 einer iinb 
 berfclf'en ^BBiirjel n)ftd)renber ©prij0liM(je. 
 
 Ridenii, rSd'6. (t"r. SB.) *• l«)J?iiit.) 
 ni bie fieine 9liiI;M)e, ber 9{nin. b) ber ©d)ii^< 
 flrnfcen. 
 
 Rider, rtdi'r, «. I. ber 9{citenbe, 9{eif 
 ter. Qimr, ber reitet; ber 5.^()ren^e, ©-iner, 
 ber tfil)rf- 2. ber !8ereitcr, ©Mflmcitter. 3. 
 (5?>inbcl] - for order.s. ber 05erd)iiftSrei|en5e, 
 ^.inbel^reiicnbe, Wnilfr(fnrtenireiter. 4. tai 
 (\ui\t\cMe ©tficf; einflerd)altete !Pliitt; ['$c\t, 
 liinienr^ipr.) bn6 nngeOeftete, Snin^e entljnl. 
 tenbe 95I(itt, ber ^Inlinnn, ber riniienicfte ^Iv 
 Kfei, Pie nnflfliiingtc iliaiifel. 5. IfDiin.J H& 
 
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 ©(if)(6nnb. 6. a) ber ^nfen , OTiberhnfen. 
 b) Die 95fr|lnrfiing, ber ^nlt. c) pi. [^Jinr.] 
 Die fiiK^en, i^ntjipiirren, lioljipoven. 
 
 Futtock-riders, [^))rar.] bie ©i^er ii. 
 illufinnger, lower—, bie ©ii^er ber ita^ipi^; 
 ren , middle -, bie erilen ^liKliinflfr ber S\<\t}' 
 iporen , upper-. Die obern 'Knt'loiujer bee 
 fiiKjiporen. Floor-riders, bic ©it^er De6 
 ,5lndif. 
 
 Ridg-e, ridje, (ailijelf. rig. ricg. hric, 
 hiicg; )"(t)iu. rygg; f)Dfl. rug; li-l. hriggur;' 
 JUlcfen) *. 1. a) ber (SBergo DJiirfen, Die 
 (iBergO itette. b) Der SJiirfeii (bie ©pitje, 
 ilnppe, Der ©iprel). 2 ber ®riitl) ( eitier 
 .Ulinge !C.). 3. ber SJiirfgriUI). 4. Die Acile 
 iperoorrflgniig , grlHiMing. 5. ber ©treifeii, 
 Pie 9Jinne, ©treife, 5iird)e, ber 9{otn, gur. 
 rt)enrnin. 6 (9lrd)it.J fie girile. 7. p/. [3jDjj. 
 iirjnelf.] bie ©t.iffiln. 8. [-Miar.] ein ebener 
 n. iueid)cr ©teingninD. 9. Die (Jjiiiiiee. 
 
 Ridge b a n d , Der 9ii'i(f t n^, ©lUreirienieii. 
 --bone. Dn6 9{iirfgriUl)!:'l)cin , ber 9{iicfeii= 
 luirbel, Da# 9{i'icfeiin)ir0eibcin. —-lead, Du 
 bleierne jJinlenpMite. --tile, btr Jirtleiu, 
 i^i»I)lii'gel. --wasi ed kersey, ber fterfei 
 I'on SBode, ber nuf bem ©(^nfe iVlbjl gciuiii 
 ((i)tu ivorben i|1. 
 
 Ridgre, V. a. 1. einen 9{i"i(fen biCben, 
 in bie ipi'ije (leljen (niif); frninuien, einen 
 9{i'irfen niiKf)cn. 2. [ eiiiiMuirrl;fd). j 9{rtine, 
 i^iirdjcnraine niiidjeii, in Jiiidjenriiiiien 9(ivi> 
 lu'ii ppfigcn. 3. runji'ln. 4. (out; iinifci;en 
 
 o;}.^fr.ll^lH). 
 
 Ridg-il, rfd'jil. ^ s. bnS hnlb 
 
 Ridg-Iiug-, ridjeliug.J I'eri'iDnittcne 
 •))iaiiiid)fn i^b. •OJi'iinMiein (iriieiiD enie? gn>. 
 ijeii il)ieri'6;, ber l;iilb luridjniiiene 53ccf 
 IGiPbrr. (ortig, 9?ilrfen nn 9fnifcn. 
 
 Ridg-ing'ly, irijr'ingie. ade. rudeii: 
 
 Ridg-y, nd'je. udj. fid) luie em 9iiirfen 
 oD. nicfeniirtig erfjebenb, einen 90irfen pb. 
 itiuhnre. 9vi'irffii Ijiii'enb, niit eineui 9{iicfen, 
 init 9ii'irfen, erl^i^'ljt, oben jngeiiiiiDer. 
 
 Ridicule, rldckule, (Int. S[U.,i>. 
 |,n. ndiculuni) adj. f Iild}erll(f). 
 
 Ridicule) «. I. bie S>id)erlid)reit, 
 Pii« £iid)i'riid)e. 2. Der ©port. 
 
 To treat with ridicule, in'^ 9nrf)erlid)e 
 iie()en, liid)rrlid) niiidjrn, yeripptren. To 
 mm into -. to put a - upon.., G"tn>il5 ln> 
 djrriid) nhid)en. To fall inio -, fid) lnd)erlid) 
 nmrtim, in'^ iiiid)rrlid)c inflen. 
 
 Ridicule, v. a. lac^erlld) niac^en, 
 n'6 t'.idierlidie jiil^en, in-rrpiiiten. 
 
 Hidiciiler, rid'ekuiiir, t. @'iner, 
 Der (iriviis lu'i- l;iid)erlii1)e jifht, Der ©potter. 
 
 Ridiculous, ledik kulus, adj. (in) 
 liid)frlid) ( in). — adv. Ridic'ulousl y , 
 iiidiirlid). out cine liid)i'rlid)e aBeife. 
 
 Ridicul<»usiies.«i , ledikkulus- 
 nes. J. Die £ad)rrlid)feit. 
 
 Riding', ri'ding, adj. reitenb, fnhrenb. 
 
 Ridiug', «■ 1. ber 9Citt, ©pajierritt, 
 bie Jiiljrt, ©piiiicrfnl)rr. 2. f. Ride, «. 
 Nr. 3. 3. ber 23i'}irf, Den ©ennite bereiien 
 Ob. befiidjen nulfTen. 4. (uerb. u. trithing; 
 finer Dor brei SBejirfe ber ®rnfrc^nft Sort 
 in G-nglrtiib. 
 
 To take a riding, fpniieren fnljren, nii5< 
 faljrrii; einen ©pnjierritt niiid)en, nneretrcn. 
 
 H i d i M g c a p. Die 9i'i'irifiippi', 9{eireinn()e. 
 --clerk, 1. le-ngi.j tincr Per tid>6 ©(tjrtri. 
 
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 6er trim f(an]{eiffoff. 2. [Snnbef] ber ®e» 
 rd)iift^reirenbe, -TOnilerfortenrciter. — c 1 o k e, 
 ber 9{cit:, 9{ei|emnntel. --coat, ber 9?eit<, 
 DfciiVnicf. --days, *. pi. Xnge feiiiblid)et 
 O-infafle jii ^^ferbe. .--habit, tm 9?eitflei6 
 (oinec grnnenjiniiner^). --hood, ber (TBei* 
 bero 9{pgeninnnte(, bie ivopote. --house, 
 --school, bie 9?eitbnl)n, dic\t(tt)u\e. —• 
 rod. Pie 9v\Mtgerte. 
 
 Ridotto, redof'to, (it. <!B.) *. eine 
 6ffentlirt)eiSeri"iininiiiiiig; SfePonte, bercOTa^i 
 fell:) 95nn, tni 1nn,ifei1. 
 
 Rie, ri.^dingelj". ryge) s. ber 9?pggen. 
 
 Rye, ^ --bread, Piig 9?Liggfnbrpb. 
 
 Rief, / (I'djctt.) plenty. Ri«eff 
 
 Reef, 5 rundies, sturdy beg- 
 gars. 
 
 Rievers, (|"d)Ptt.) robbers. 
 
 Rife, life, (nngelf. ryfe) <id}. (mn 
 .<tranfl)eiren) I)errr(f)eiib , l;mifig, epibeiHift^. 
 To he -. regieren. 
 
 Rifely, ilfe'le, adv ()mijig, nftgeinein. 
 
 Rifeitess, iife'ne.s, t. bie ^Iflgetnein* 
 l)eir, 0)?enne, Dn6 iperrrd)enPe, ^miftge. 
 
 RifT, rif. *. boc< 9fiff, bie ©.inDb.inf. 
 
 Riir-rair, rif'-raf, *. 1. Per ^JlbfnfT, 
 •Jlm-iuurf. »Mn^rd)np, ^nfi'l. 2. bii5 (JJennbel. 
 
 Rifle, ri'fl, (fr. rifler) v. a. I. (©inen) 
 bennibin.vliiiiPcrn. 2. ininbeu, luegneljtnen. 
 
 Rifle, (relfc(n) v. a. nffeln, riefeln, 
 niit ©treifen i'en"cl;en. 
 
 To rifle the barrel of a gun, eincn 
 Jlinrenlniif jief)cii. Rifled, geriffelf, gcjos 
 gen I'lpiih^en lo. Rifled barrel. Per ge» 
 iiigene (®nd)renO Cniif, bie SBudji'e. Rifled 
 gnu. iiai gejogene 9{ol)r. 
 
 Rifle, «. I. bns gejpgene, geriffelte 
 5eiicrgeiuel;r, bie asiidjfe. 2. cine'2lri ©d)Icif» 
 llein. 
 
 Rifle-barrel, ber ge^'genc Snuf, Die 
 •^lutfe. --man. ber ©d)iirfrd)n9e. 
 
 Rifler, riflur, <. Der 9van&er, $It'in< 
 Derer. 
 
 Rift, rift, (u. rive) *. 1. Der 9?i0 , bie 
 9{ii3e, ©palte, ber ©d)(it!. 2. (9{oB>ir)neif.J 
 ein tiinnfennrtiger *'Jlii^rJ)liig in Pen SriJeln. 
 
 Rift, V. a. I. reiten, rd)li^en, fpnlten. 
 
 2. i jci''^'''0'"' (bie £iift jc.). 
 
 Rift, P. n. 1. (it) fpnftcn. 2. ± berflen, 
 pi.i^en, jerfpringen (i). Dljre). 3. [Dertl.J 
 n'lipiVn. 
 
 Rig-, rig, (nngelf.) *. f. Ridge. 
 
 Rig-, (iingplf. wrigan) v. a. 1. fleiben, 
 piii^en, (oft |) lUi^ftatrtren. 2. i rd)mii(fen. 
 
 3. [-Kiir. 1 a) cc) n'iilcn; (out) nn^rlj.-Pen, 
 .uiBiiiflen. /i) finr tnnd)en (Pa5 ffl.ingrpiD). 
 y) (oiit) rtuSfetjen (ein Seefegidpier). b) ta< 
 feIn, nntnfein, nufrnfein (ein @d)iiT). 
 
 A ship which is not rigged ship-shape, 
 ein nid)t gut nntgetnfelte^ ©djiff. 
 To rig out, l)ernii^pnt;en. 
 Rig-, t 1. bie iiieibnng, ber $n^, <Staat. 
 
 2. tai 35riinfen be* ©tiirnie^ , ber ©tiirin. 
 
 3. ber ©treid), ^pofTen. 4. ber l)iilbiierrd)ni.-» 
 tene 5?eng!l. ituipfhengil. 5. bie aufgelnffene, 
 ueriiebre Dime, EiiriDirne. 
 
 To run the rig, eiiien (nfligeM ©treic^ 
 (iufgfl}en laiJen ; (upon) (Sinen l^aniein, juin 
 5je|len Ijoben. I. am up to your — , o 6el 
 inir fumniit Dn nid)f an. 
 
 Rig-, V. n. niurt)ivillig, ait^geiiifjf^ feiii, 
 rt^iuiuinen. 
 
F-'it*-. ff.r, fall. f.'(. Me. rnci. Finp. fin. N6, move. n5r. got. 6il. rion.l. Ti'ihp. frtl.. fi'ill. t/,iii. Tills. 793 
 
 KIG 
 
 To rig about, to - and ramp. fjerilUlf 
 frtMi'.irmfit. (*. fccr 9{ivicDtMi (ein tnnj). 
 
 Rij;;'ado<>llf rigadOun', (fr. rigodon) 
 
 Ri^ution, rt^Vsliun, ((at.)«. bie 
 ffijiiMi'i'iiii'i. ^l^« 23cn>iijTern. 
 
 Ri;;:JC*'r, rig'gi'ir, ». 1. ^iiifr, btr 
 iHiSnliVt, pii<jt, itr 'Miieilnffirer. 2. [OKnr.! 
 trr Inflcr, 1nf«inieiil«. 3. Qinn , 6er 
 (grt)iff€ flbtnfrrt u. fur i\)tt SBorrdclje ©orflf 
 trvt.1t. 
 
 Riff^ingTv rJg'ing, #. I. ter 9In}ii(i, 
 ^iit<, 6.ie >J5ii<^m; Infcln. 7. (TOnr.J 6ii6 
 iiiffliuftf, Iniiiucrf; ©(()iff<aer(itl)e. 3. 
 [Certl.] back, ridge, roof, —-tree, roof 
 tree. 
 
 [•War.] Standing rigging, 1. &n« (le> 
 hentt tattUvtrt, XattUvttt 6tr <JK.i(l<n. 2. 
 tat (^chen^e 'Jiuiiverf. Running -, 1. bai 
 ■Jflfrtivrvf 6fr<£fgct. 1 baHawfawbtZauwert. 
 
 niggihtt^ rig isli, adi. t urrt>itf)it, 
 lirrfrlirf), rtii#rd)iutit<ii6. -girl- 6ie 2ii(l6irMe. 
 
 RSfflple, rig'gl, (f- wriggle) v. n. 
 fid) 1)111= u. f).r&eiuegeii, fludjtig |tiii. -co 
 ^iH' u. I)frbnufflfn. 
 
 To r i g g 1 e one'i body about, to - about, 
 (td) frrniimen ii- luiiifccn. To - one'a lelf. 
 fid) niird)miffl(M, fid) eiiird)mcid)flii. 
 
 RiCflit, i((e, (niidcir. riln, rein; f)on. 
 tegt; rfd)r, rid)ii<j) «<</. I. rcd)t, flfrnBe <£i: 
 nif, a=f<) Jc. ); lO)fom.J r«d)t (5S3iiif«I). 2. 
 1 a) rrd)trd).iffiii, rrd)tl;dji ["JKoral ii. JJcI.) 
 rfd)t. b) rtdtt. fAirflid), pnffriit), ftiigrm.ffeii 
 c) gmiiiB ( aSrriuiiift Jt. ). d)r«d)t; rid)tui 
 (». riiirr gelgrrung ic). e) ret^t, nd)t, fd)t 
 (IMnninnt ic). f> red)r (fid) iud()1 brfiiifeiih). 
 g) rrd)t, rfd)tmn(5i(j (6r6f 20. h) rfd)t (Oh. 
 flrni.io 0. liiif, I- 23. btr rt<t)tt Sliifld, Me 
 red) re 5?.iu6 jc ). D red)t (lurljl (jeorMier, 
 fliii rrd)trii ^intjei. J) in DrCiiuna, gemne, 
 rid)ti(i. k) r«d)t; (II. nl«»n/'r/. ) redtt! |V 
 red)t! rrd)tfu! djiitnii^ofiuljrt. (jut griVulr). 
 
 If rigbt, jind) 9{id)tiflbenii6en. A - 
 line, cine red)te, gcmte, (6i<ii).) leiifredjre 
 Ciiiie. The - way. 1. bcr flcrnbe, ret^ie SUffl 
 2. t btr rfd)tc 33eg. - «pliere. tie QtruK 
 i^mmmtuqtl. To be -, in Drfciiiiiig fleheii, 
 ribrrfinrii'imirll. Tli.it i» oppotite to — rea- 
 son, b.i^ laiift laifter 6ie geriiiiec 95eriiiiii(t. 
 Their lieart wat not - with liim. || il)r :^i"r} 
 Wiir llidtt fell «tl iljin. To give every thing 
 the- name, je6e ©iidje bei iljrem redjtrii 
 9ianifn ncnneit. Tlijn wine i* not -, tuiVr 
 <h5ein ifl lurfiiirc^t. 1 am not -, niir i\\ uidji 
 rrd)t (wuf)!), id) bfn'ice ""4 "i<^t lui'l"- 
 
 To be ciikappoiiiled on llie - side, Ollf btr 
 trd)teii sfcnte flrtiimd)! luerteu. To be in 
 oiie'n - venues, tfi 2Sfr^tl^ll^e, 6ei (Smiieii 
 ffill. To be -. 9{ed)t l)iif>eil; you are -, ©ic 
 h.ibeii 9{ed)i. To set -, jiirertjtiuf i|Vii ; br= 
 ridltigfll. To give any one tlie — liand. 1 
 e-inriii bit re(l)ti $iiii6 inffeii ( (Jiiieii jiii- 
 Ked)trii iK^rn, gel)Cii, ileljeii hiffeii). It i»- f". 
 a rich man to etc.. (ill retd)er 'DJiniiii tijiu 
 tJd)t, ivnui rr ic, t()iu luoljl bnmii, |ii jc. 
 
 Ri|;li#, ade. 1. red)t (gut, iv^l)!). 2. 
 <* Ob. imjiiriid; ) red)t, i"e()r; ( niir iird) in 
 litrdi, i- iV) - lioiiorable, l)Bd)gtboi:eii. Ijrd) 
 tt'OfjIgrbpreii ; - reverend. IjodjufirMg. f)Od); 
 fhriniirMg. 3. red)t (bciii WeiVlj', bfiii U'll-- 
 If'.i WiHief grtiiag). 4. red)t <eiiier fiiiii|lrrgrl 
 Ceiimfi). 5 red)t (iind) bcr 2Dal)rl)rif). 6. 
 g.'robr, a) - on, flcmbc aui; - r.gainst, 
 
 KiG 
 
 Igernbe gegeniibfr. b) in biefem ^ugen6(i(fe 
 
 7. grTiibc}ii, uiiniitctibnr. Shak 
 
 6. a) The people passed over right 
 
 agnlnst Jericho, nlfo giiig b(\6 95olf 
 
 f)iiiuber geii 3trid)0. Bisi.e 
 
 To say right, lUilljr fprec^en. - now. 
 ^J?rl1^c ifljt. Shak. 
 
 Ri^lit, t. 1. a) bod 9;ed;t (ber 3ii = 
 ll.iiiD, ba G-t»n« rcd)t i|l; tin jnreidjeiiber 
 fflruiib, fo mil" bat ffierniogeii, biiriiad) $11 
 i)nnbe(n, u. ein baniiif grgniiibeter 'Uiiipnid) ; 
 Die pflid)tmaBige i^>iiibl)abiiiig bcr Oiefe^e) ; 
 <'o) bii« 9{ed)t (fliif. jii). b) bai 9{ed)t; p . 
 Ri gilts, 9{ed)te, ®frfit)tr<inicii (Jreiljeiteii). 
 2. bit 9{ed)tc, rcd)te jp.inB, ndjre ©eire. 3. 
 pi. to rights, a) -J- (hflrf^, gcnibeS *IDcgef, 
 in grrabcr Sinie. b) i erntliid). c) }iired)r. 
 4. (iJiorbnin.J a) ein @rrid) Canbed. b) ber 
 (6igent()iiniSr) 9lntl)fil «\n SSergmerfen 10. 
 
 To be in the right, 1. rrd)t i)iiben. 2 
 fd)iilDln< leiu. To have a - to.., ein 9{cdii 
 l)abrn aiif.., jii.., Sriuad AtnVrc(t)eii fuii; 
 fell, ^inVriid) l)aben niif... in - of liis 
 mother, uDn €eit(n feiner "l^iittcr. In iii> 
 own -, in lier own -, blird) tViburt. By — «. 
 voii 9{rd)t«ivegrn. By — of merit, biird) biu- 
 9ied)t bti 93(rbicnfle^. A - done to tlieii 
 birth, ein ^Itijt, bai n\a» \ijut Q^ebiirt ivi 
 berfiiljren Inet. Bill of - s, bie "JJf te jnr iBiTi 
 fidjerung ber 0)ercd)tminen (ber Uiit(rtl)Aii(n>. 
 Writ of-, (9{ed)t6rpr.J ein aSrit (Oieridjre 
 bete^l), roo tt fid) uon ^biueii'uiig von S'lgcii 
 [hiini£(inrprud)eii t)nnbelt. - of possession. 
 bc[i (l'lgentl)iimrrrc^t. - to the tlirone, bi\t 
 Il)roiifli|g('red)r. God has a - 10 govern etc.. 
 O)ott fniiii , bnrf rtgieren , ti |1i'l}t (i)i>it frn 
 ill rrgieren :c. To seek one's -, iind) |e:iifiii 
 9{cd)fe trndften. Tlie - of trial by jury, bai- 
 9trd}t uor ein (Mef%()ivornriigi'rid)t geiltOt }ii 
 iverbrii. We have no - to etc., luir Ijiil'tii 
 feiii 9{rd)t, ivir finb nic^t bered)tigt \h ic, 
 luir biirfen iiidjt jc. The - of ilie lord of 
 iie manor, bie gutOicrrlK^eii 9{cd)re. To 
 lave a sovereign — over.., elii illUlill|'d}riiiifs 
 iti 9?ed)t Ij.ibcn uber... To do one -, Ci. 
 neni 9{id)t luiberfuljren IdiTfii. Do me -. 
 thiit niir iBrrd)eib, tijiin (Sie ob. tl)ir inii 
 Beidjeib! On the -> jiir 9ved)reii, ^ur redjrni 
 »iinb. On his -. )ii fiiiier 9{fd)tcil. To the 
 -, xt&iti. niif bie red)te Seitc. Close to the 
 -, I'Wilit.] red>t6 idjiicBr end)! To go abom 
 any thing to -•, t erii|liid) All eiiie £iid)i 
 .jcljcn. To »et to -8. 10 put to -s, bend) 
 iijcn, (ivieber) iiired)t briiigen , jiiri'd)t hm 
 i^fll. To set (any one) to -s, I. Qiwtw \\\ 
 red)! lueiiVn, e-incin iiired)f IjdrVn. 2. iiMfCcr 
 oerriiiigen, iicilt'ljnen (eiitjiufire *55i-rri>iieiii 
 - and left all eight. [RiMltii'tniij] bie itette 
 
 Proe. Where nothing is 10 be had, tlie 
 king loses his right, IVU 97ld)t£ Ifl, ba t)at 
 bcr .RiiijVr fcin 9fed)t uerloren. AUtindancc 
 of - hurts not, jii l»itl 9{ed)t fdjoDct liid)t. 
 
 Right-drawn, in eintr gcrcdjtcn ©ad)r 
 ilfjpgen (u. (Sdjiuerte). — Ii ned, rcdjtiinig. 
 
 sailing, ( ^Diiir. ] b<\i ©fflein flcrabi' 
 iinf eineii ber u.er ilnrbjiinlpuiirte. 
 
 Ri(;-Iit, V. a. I. (-OJfiir.J a) in bie rcd)rc 
 £iige briiigen ; to - ihe helm, bie 3{iiDiTpiiuic 
 gcgeii bie 'JRiite bti ©d)i(foi? I)nlteii ; r i g h t the 
 helm. bii6 9{ubcr iiiirt ©d)iffo ! - so, red)i 
 mitt (£d)itf* bM 9{iiber! b> (lulfbcrj niifho; 
 len, iDtecer myn6)ii\\ (cin geficiljinrcS @d)i|f>. 
 
 lilG 
 
 2. «) ©inen In feinem Jfedjfe ftftil^en, ©inem 
 '3{pd)t uerfcfeiiffen, 9?rd)t nb. ®fred)tigfeit ioi> 
 Drrfflhreii lii|Tcn, jii leincni 9{cd)te oerl)elfen. 
 b) rcd)tferrirteM (feme (?l;re). 
 
 To right one's self, fi(t> fel^ll ^t6)t 
 i'crrd).ifTen (fid) rodjen). 
 
 Rig-lit, V. It. («OTflr.] \ii) (n>ie>«) auf* 
 ridireii (u. ©djiffcn). 
 
 Rigrliten, rl'tn. v. a. <= ©incm 9?e4t 
 Ob. («irid)tigfeit iwibcrf.iljreii diffeii. 
 
 Rig-llteous, ri'tshciis, adj. untdft 
 (rod)rrd)aifeii, reblit^ ; ben q5ttid)ren, fflefe^en 
 'I'limfj). [I. gcred)t. 2. niit 9?ed)t. 
 
 Rijpll(eOlli«ly, ritshctUle. adp. 
 
 Ri^llteOUKIieKJl, ri'tshcusnes, «. 
 bie («cred)ri,ifcit (9{cd)tlid)feit, 9{eblid)(eit, 
 ■.Keitrrd)nffciif)eit). 
 
 RiS-liter, rl'tur, *. (Finer, btt ab* 
 hilit, I'or UiibiiPen fd)il(jf. bcr 9{ad)et. 
 
 Rilflltful, riie'ful, adi. I. rtd)t, 
 rrd)iniiif}iii. 2. red)tlid), rcd>tritiiffen. 3. ge* 
 .•d)t (ber (^)irfd)riiifeit, bem 9{ed)te genuiy). 
 
 Riglltfuily, rite'tulo, ado. uit)U 
 niflBi.v 
 
 Rig-lltrulneiiS , rite'lulnes, «. 1. 
 Die 9(cd)tiiiii6iafeit, (f 0)c4:ed)iigf«it). 2. + 
 bie 9{i'd)rrd)nfTeiil)eit, 9{ed)rli(f>feit. Sidrev. 
 
 Ri§rlitly* riie'li, ado. I. f ger.ibe. 
 2. nut 9{ed)t. 3. red)t(id). 4. rcd>i, gennu, 
 g.inj. 5. rcd)t (ber P>crcd)rigfeit geiitiiB>. fi- 
 red)! (vflfTenb). 7. re(^t(ber3II3aI)rI)eit geinn^), 
 rid)fig. 
 
 Righ tiler, nift nie()r 9{e(f)t. He waa 
 r i g Ii 1 1 y served , ti qe((t)i\i) il;in red)t. 
 
 Rig^lltness, rite'nls, t. 1. I bie 
 <S)crrtb()eit (eiiier Ciiiie jc). Bacon. 2. i bie 
 (J3crabl]rit (bet (iJeivlfTcni ic). 3. bie dii<tft 
 fig'fit (bti ^egc* tc). 
 
 Rilfid, rid'jid, ((. rigidus) adj. 1. f 
 ll.irrj licit; llraff. 2. i a) ilreiig (SBnter, Ur» 
 tl)eil, Oitft^, £ritif, Di^ciplin jc), fi^arf. 
 i» iiiigeini;bert; tjnrt (©d)la(()t 20. c) fitcn^ 
 (gnn^ bcm OJeiei^e geiiing). 
 2. c) Rigid execution. 
 
 Hig^idity, rejUiti , t. 1. f bie 
 Steife, Stfif'ljeit, ©teiftiifeit; Stiirre, Starr* 
 (jeit; ©trnjfljeit. 2. i a) bie ©teifljeit. b) 
 bie ©treiige; Sdjtirfe. 
 
 Rigiilly, rid'jidll, adv. 1. flatt; 
 licit; ilniff. 2. I (Ireiifle (|c<)arfi l)iirt; qaii} 
 geiiaii). 
 
 Rigiilness, r!d'jidnes, «. 1. bie 
 Steife, <Smft)t\t, ©teifigfcit; ©rrojfljeit ; 
 (Stiirrljeit. 2. 1 bie ©tteuge. - of lif« , ein 
 ilriiigcS Scben. 
 
 Higlet, r!g'llt, (fr. re'glet) t. 1. ein 
 fliutH'^, briiiiieS II. uicrccfigeiS Snlrf ^nlj 
 (jiint ©iiiraljnien ucii 25iibcrn) , bie Sntte, 
 >£d)iiibcl. 2. [ lijpogr. ] biio .Rii|leiigc|le(l; 
 bieCinic. 3. [9(rd)ir.J bmj'lpliittdjcn, 9{ieMid)eii. 
 
 Rigmarole, lig'maroie, «. bie 
 <H5icbcvl)oliiiu) lecrct 20orte, ber ©nhn, bai 
 laiigi- 0')ffd)iu(i$. (2. t ba6 Sinbem. 
 
 Rigul, lig'ol. a. 1. ber Sirfcl; 9ieif. 
 
 Rigull, *. ein geii/i|Tci$ niiinf<ilifd)i.<t 
 Oiiilriinicnt, aui Stflbcii jufiiniiiiciigi'fe^t. 
 
 Rigor, rig'giir, (inr. <H3.) *• 1. ? bie 
 Sirtrvl)eit, ©tci|l)eit. Mii.ton. 2. [Web.] 
 ber ®d)aucr. 3. f bie ipiirte (cine« ©rcine« 
 ;c.). DiivoEW. 4. i a) bie ©tn'iige (cinet 
 Sritif 20; (oft) }>!■ Rigors, bie ©treiigf, 
 iparte (bti timers :i.). b) bie ©ireuae 
 
794 Fate, far. fall, fat. M^, met. Fine. fin. No. m6ve. ti6r. got. oil. rl6i'i(L Ti'ibp. Inh, h\\\. l/nn, THis. 
 
 RIG 
 
 (Siirtc, ©cfjnrfc). c) Me ©trriiflp, ©ennuin= 
 tiit (in aSi'iucifcn ic). d) 6ic ©tvpiiiie bcS 
 Cebfit^, Orciifii-ef&fM^art. o-f Meipcftiflfeit, 
 
 With rigor, i\rcu(\. [=B3lirl). Spenser. 
 
 Rij^-OrOUS , r!g'guru.s , adj. 1. 
 
 freii(i<e) (Sjennitcr , Di^iiplin jc.) ; (Ireiig, 
 f)nrt (2Biiitcr jo; frfwrf C^i-Pinn'ii'flen 2c ); 
 flreng, frfjiirf (95oIljii'I;iinn ^l'8 ffli'U'Oi'S i(-1- 
 fjart, fd)mcr. 2. fln-nd ciHiuei^;, fleiiou (De= 
 piiitiiMi). 
 
 Rig-orOIISly, rig'gun'islc. adv. I. 
 
 (tri'iin. rfi)>i>'f (I'l-niiciu'ii 20. 2. nreitn.nfimn. 
 
 Rig^OrOliSneiKS , riggnrusnes. s. 
 
 bie Stroiiflc <ciMC^ llitlu'ili 20, ©dinvfc 
 Rill, ril, (9fi(U') *. bai a5.id)lcin, 
 
 5IBafffrd)i'ii. 
 
 Rill , I', n. viffidi, riniifn. 
 Rillet, rii'iit. s. i-ni giujj^en, fccr 
 
 Rilly, rii'Ic, «dj l'iid)rei(^. 
 
 Rim, rim, (diidi'ir riiiia. reoma; m. 
 rliim, rliiiiip) 3- 1. ^l'r ??oii6 (ciner €iid)e); 
 [Sot.] rcr 9?nnb. Q. [-TCiir.] bor -Wl^r?rl1ll^, 
 baS ^TOnrft'oiib. 3. Mf eiiifrtfTiiHii fiiic^ Bin: 
 flc«, (bn(}fr) a) bet 3{fif mn (J-inu-rn 20. b) 
 bet SJflljnifn. c) bn inMi;nif(fntlcn. d) 
 [<Jlnnt.] -of the helly. bil5 t'lirmfi'ff. e) 
 [Ut)vmnd).] ier 9fl^^^^^l■n (on Uhrriitimi). 
 
 Ri 111 -lock, brt£ €ri)Io^initriiieni jinilcn. 
 
 Rim, V. a. Q-uvai mit cinein Sfeife, 
 rinem 9Cohtnni uerfe(;i'n, eintn 9?iif leflcn 
 lltlt ... [Rhyme. 
 
 Rime, rime . (anqtU. rini) *. f. 
 
 Rime, (nncjclf. hrim) s. bet Sieif 
 (9faiihtni|1). 
 
 Rime, p. n. rriffii. It r i m e «, Pi rtift. 
 
 Rime, (Int. rimn) «. -{- ber 9{i6, bie 
 ©(.-nft?. 
 
 Rime, ». [Orrtf.] bie ScitcrfprpfTc. 
 
 Rimose, il'mnse, ^ ([.) nrfy- [?3nt.) 
 
 Rimutts, ri'niux, ^ rit)'ig , rifun. 
 ftilftifl. ['■ bie 9fniijfl, JJiifre. 
 
 Rim pie, rimp'l. (nn<ii'ir. hrympelli; 
 
 Rimple, r. a. ruii}i-ln, fmidt-ii. 
 
 Rimpled, }iiriininiiiiiv'i'd)ninivft (u. brr 
 ifjniit). [f[irniiiV "iH-ivrniinfl. 
 
 Rimplins'i >i»i'pliiig. s. bie ivcflcii: 
 
 Rimy, n mc. «'(/'. i>o(l 9{fif, luit 3{i'if 
 infli-fiidt ifiKt II. ni'luliip. 
 
 Rin, (idH'tt.) to run, to melt. 
 Rillltill, ru n 11 i n g. 
 
 Rilld, rind, (iiniirir rind, hrind) 4., 
 bie 9{inbe, ®d)ii(c (ciiuT grncfjt), 9?inbe, 
 35orfe (ciiieS 25niiiiip). [9?inbf. 
 
 Ri lid -graft i II g, biiS 'ipfropfeii in bie 
 
 Riixl , V. a. t nliriiibeii, nb&orfen, 
 fd)iil0M, n(>fdni(cn. 
 
 Rinded, rind'cd, adj. mit finer 
 ©d)nlc, vinrig; (eft in 3iiHininien|"e(}iingen; 
 J. 25.) Thick.-, birfriiibii]. 
 
 Rilldl*', iiii'dl, (u. run; inn. rinder) 
 f. bie 9tinne. Ash. [SRein^nnf. 
 
 Riiieliemp , rine'hlmp , s. ber 
 
 Rlli;^, ring, (aii(ii-|f. riiig. hring) *. 
 I. ber 9{in(], a) ber .ftrcii^; (bci jturfrfjuiie: 
 beu) pi- rings, bie 9fiiige, Dfeife, o ber 
 9?in(!Cll}iif; [91|lron.] C>er 9{iti(i. h) ber DJeif 
 (on fianiMien to. c) ber ^iiigerrinii, « 9{eif. 
 d) liJiiiiit.] (em Oiiilninient, bie <£onnen: 
 t)l>i)t\\ bnniit jii ineiTfii). e) - of a door, ber 
 Ihurriuji, lljiirvinfen. f) - of an anchor, 
 ber -iinferri'ifl. g; ber ©lotfriiriiii]. 2. bie, 
 
 KIN 
 
 frei!?fonnigc (FinfafTunq , [ ■Wiliiitv. ] ber 
 9tiinb. 3. a) ein niir eineni (Seile iiin<)f6ciier 
 $101) (luoratif man borr !c. ; bnljer nud)) b) 
 bie 3iird)fiiier (ber 25i'ra-fiintl tc). 4. eine 
 5ln otlnibird)en !8iiiinm'iiflcn5Ciifl#. 
 
 Tlicy tornied ihemselves into a ring. 
 fie fd)Iii(Ten einen .Rn-if. To make a - a- 
 liont... tincn 9?iiig i'd)Iiepfn, dilben iini... 
 To rnn (ni) the -, fin 9{in(](rl)rfnnfll, 
 9?iiigili'd)i'n I;nlren. Wedding-ring, ber 
 Iriiiiring. A plain -, hoop--, ein plotter 
 9?iii(i. The devil's gold-, l&nfiitn.] bie 
 ©ponil!, ©pinnroiipc. Cracked ir rb. with- 
 in ihe -, getpolten <i'. •?3fii!i}fn). 
 
 Ring-bolt, ( g}?or. ] ber 9?inn(Hi[ifn. 
 
 — bone. I. ba« Ilel'rrl'fiii. 2. [StL^rMrjiieif.] 
 bn* 9?in{if>fiii; ber Ciiilfn, bie Sduilt. -- 
 dove, bie 9?ingpltflut>e. --diicat.<i. s. pi. 
 9{(iiibbiifnteii. --finger, ber (iJnlbftiigfr. 
 --flower, [ 33in. ] bie 9;i!iiiclMiitne. -- 
 lead, v. a. f fril)ren, oiifilliren , nnlfiten. 
 -leader, I. bir 9u'iln'n= , 9{i'igenfi'il)rfr 
 (35in-toMicr). 2. biT^iabeufuhrcr. --man. f. 
 -finger, --ousel. [Cmitl).] bi,. 9{iiigu'l)! 
 brrffel (Turdiis torqiiatiis). —-pigeon. 
 [Crnitlv] bie 9iiiig:, 9fiirfi5!, 2.Mi'rftoiif»e. 
 -rope. [0}?or.] ber ©ippfiT. --streak- 
 ed, riiigfiinniii gi'ilvfifr, grringelt. --tail, 
 1. (Drnitl).] ber 9?lniielfalf(e). 2. [^TCor.] fin 
 flciiu'^ uirrccfige^ Segel, eine ?lrt (55iefrfgel. 
 --thimble, ber gingrrliiit (brr Sd)m'iber). 
 --worm, [^3J?eb.] bo* 3ifr''l''"('i'' (Herpes 
 serpigo). 
 
 Ring;, Crtngelf. rlngan. hringnn; fd)H). 
 ringa; boil. ringer) prnet. II. pp. rung. 
 V. a. I. flingeii iiiod)en ob. lofjen ; loiiten 
 (bie (SHi^rfe). 2. frrd)ofIcii inodieii, erfdioUi-n. 
 
 His wife rnn" hihi a fine peal. ([ fi'in 
 2Gei6 hot iliii rd)Liii ing (^klH't giMUMtiincii. 
 No niouriilul btll shall - her hnrlnl. fcine 
 Irniierglotfe fofi , ivirb iljr jii Oirobe hiiiten. 
 I have something to - in your ears, id) 
 liat'e 3I)iien ini 23irrroiieii eiiien 95orii'iirf jii 
 iiind>i'n. To - thereon etc., f luninit c[b: 
 iiied)rtln. 
 
 Ring-, V. n. I. fiingen ''mie ein ^Ketofl 
 2C.), fd)oIIeii , fliiigiii a\ (^Slotfeii); (with) 
 getlen, fliiigen (I'dio. 2. liinteii, flingeln. 
 3. |'d)ffleii , erfdiofleii, ivieberfdjoflfii , nod)s 
 flingen; (with, ofi errd).iflen aHMi). 4. i (of. 
 with) errd)orien, i>p(l iViii (pmi). 5. (in& 
 (iilrcfenrpicl fpielein fiiiiilliff) lotitrii. 
 4. The whole town rings with his fame. 
 Weustkr. 
 
 My ears still ring with noise, nod) f lilt; 
 grii , gi'flen nilr bie Cliren (poni Sorini. 
 
 RiugT) *. 1. ber ((iJiorfeii: 20 ^long, 
 (Sdiotl. 2. bo5 l;ornioiii|"d}e {^)!orfeiigcliUife, 
 Girl oil re. 
 
 To make, to give a ring, fliiigen, filien 
 filong PPii fid) gcl'cii. To give a -, onloii: 
 ten , niir ber (^iU'rfc onrdjlonen. He had the 
 
 — of accliimatioiis fresh in his ears, nod) 
 floiig bo» 5mibeiuji'rd)n'i in feineii DI)ri'U. 
 
 Ringr, "■ ". I. iinu'iiigen , iinigrOeii. 
 SiiAK. 2. i (abont) riiigi' tn'froiigeii. Siiak. 
 3. ringeii, beringen, mit 9Jiiigcii iienVljiii, 
 rinnrin (®d)ii'eine u.). llnl^en. 
 
 Rill":, V. n. (urn dtneii) eiiieii .t?reis 
 
 Riaig-euf, iiirjent, dot.) adj. [-Bot.] 
 rodicnforuiig. 
 
 Riug-er, riiig'ur, s. Giiicr, ber fliii;! 
 
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 gcIt, brr .ttiiiigefMbe, (55lo(ffnImitfr, (5)lo(fMer. 
 
 Ring-le, rlng'gi. s. ber (ciner ©tiite 
 ongrliNire) 9{mg. 
 
 Ring-le, v. a. (rine ©tnte) ringe(t)n. 
 
 Ringlet, ring'let. *. 1. bnei 9{inBcI, 
 9{iiigfld)eii , 9{inglein (.ein fleiner 9{iiig; 
 5?florlorfe). 2. ber 9?ing, ^rtii. .Shak. 
 
 Rill!«e, rinse. (rd)ii>. rensa, rena; 
 boil, reiiser; fr. rincer; orin. rinst, rinsein, 
 rein) v. a. 1. f biird) <33ord)en reinigeit, 
 n)ord)rn. 2. a) nii6iuord)en. b) fc^iuenten, 
 an6rd)uifiiffn , ("pwlfM . oiifiVi'ifen. 
 
 Riuser, rinsur. s. @iner, ber awii 
 lunfitt , oiifrd)wcnfr, I'piilt. 
 
 Rinsing's, rinaingz, s. pi. iai 
 €pniid)r, ©pilimofTcr. 
 
 Riot, ri'ut, (oltfr. riot; norm, rloltl) 
 s. I. bie roiii"d)fnbe 2iii1borfeit, tni Sid)\varf 
 mtn, ®d)ii>elgen, bie ©d)ii'clgfrei , 91ii5« 
 fd)meifiing, brr ©one 11. iiroiis. 2. ber lu» 
 mult, 91ufriil)r, 3liifilrtiib, 25olf*onfloiif. 
 
 To rnn riot, fdju'onnen , nii5rd)iv)eifen ; 
 (upon) (id) feiitfr D'teignng fi'ir . . . goiij Ijiii* 
 gebeii ob. I'll'erlaffcii, niiirdjiweifcn, fid) Abet* 
 iul)inen in ... 
 
 Riot-act, bie 9tiifriif)rofte. 
 
 Ri(»t, V. n. 1. in @oiig u. ^Droiid, hit 
 ©oiife II. Sroiife lebeii, fd)ii>ornifn, pro([en, 
 (in) |"d)iuelgen (in); (on) iin Soiife 11. Sroiife 
 li'ben (poll), iicrjrl)rcii (G-tiuoS-i ©tiiuiS oers 
 profTeii. 2. lormen , tobeii. 3. t ? rord)ee 
 utiogen (p. ^iilfc). Pope. 4. einen -Jliifrii^r, 
 iuniiur erregen. 
 
 Ri(><er, ri'utur, *. 1. bcr ©itiuefger, 
 "JSvoffer, 6d)iuormer. 2. bcr 2tii|riil;rer, tlin 
 riMirtifrcr. 
 
 Rioting-, ri'ui'ng. (f Riotiae)*. 
 bie Sd)!iu'lgerei ; boiS 'iproiTiii , ®d)iwormtn. 
 
 Riotous, ri'i'iiiis, adj. 1. |d)melgc3 
 rifd), oiierf^iueifcnb. 2. oiifri'ihrcrifd), tiiiniil» 
 fiiorird). ^ 
 
 Riotously, riulusle. adv. (d)WtU 
 gerii'd); oiiiri"il)rerird) , tiiiniilriiorirrf).. 
 
 Ri<»tOUSneSS , riutusnes, «. 1. 
 bie Sd)im'Igerei, ©itivornirrci. 2. ia6 niifs 
 riilirird)e, tiiiniiItiiorifd)e SJBffen. 
 
 Rip, lip. (Oligelf. rypin, ryppan, hry- 
 pan ; r(t)iw. rifva; boil, river) v. a. I. blirc<> 
 9it'ii5cn Pb. tnitrclil eincf ©d)nirte« trennen; 
 (from, out of) reipcn, ii>egrei6eii, oiiSrfipeii, 
 l)eroiiJreiGen, l)eroii*fd)iieibfii (oiid) ; (off) 
 nbriigfii, lofiniodjen. 2. f (from) fnrreiueii 
 (bent .??crjeii to ; (out) fiirreigen. 3. niif» 
 fd)iu'iDcn, oiifreigen, oiiftreiiiifii, oufrd)liQen; 
 (up) jerl)Oiieii ; oufvcigcii ; (open) niiftreiineii. 
 4. f (lip) a) niifreigcn, ipieber oiifrcigcu. 
 b) imfbfrfen , iiitljfiflen. 
 2. He'll rip the fatal secret from her 
 heart. Granvim.e. 
 
 Rip, *. 1. ber 9?ig. 2. bcr gi'jTod)tfiie 
 5ird)forti. CowEi.. 3. (t Ob. Dortl.) bo* |"d)p» 
 fdc Seng p5. Ding, (Orrtl.) 9{ipp; 5. 93. A 
 - of a horse, fine Sd)iiibino(;re, .^rorfe. 
 
 Ripe, iipe. (oiigelf. ripe, gerip; l)ofI. 
 ryp; reif) adj. I. f nif, (eitig (^orii, C>ie»' 
 fitmi'ir ze.;. 2. i a) reifcii g-nutreii (jleid)eiib. 
 SiiAK. b) reif (©d)iilrr, llrrheil to; (for) 
 reif (fiir, jii). O bringeiib (nid)t longer }U 
 ocrrd)irbeii). d) f eiiigei'ibt, oiifflcfili;rt i»cr« 
 ben fijiiiifnb. 
 
 Ripe bottled beer, trillfborcS fflnfd)fn» 
 bier. - for iiianiage, reif (lurtniibnr;. Wlien 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. W6. tii6ve. n^r. got. 6il. r]i\Sd. Ti'ihp. tiib, fi'ill. t/»in. THis. 795 
 
 HIP 
 
 time It r!pe. lufiiii c5 an brr 3«if iff. - '" 
 tssdgaicnt. I'on reiffiii llrtheile. 
 
 Proi). When the fruit is ripe., it mn«t 
 full off, m(\n milii tit <B<\dtt rfif mni>t» 
 o((fii. Soon -, soon rotten, mai bnl6 rtift. 
 'iinr ^l^f^ n6. 
 
 Hipe, V. n. t rciffii. - p. a. + rfifcii, 
 jfitidfn , jiir 9?fife fringen. Shak. 
 
 Ripe, *. iW.iiir.) Mf Jtrrt^refle. 
 
 Ripely, ripe'l^. ade. rtif. 
 
 It fits uii tlierefore ripely, (< ifl b<lf)tT 
 ftir nil? (in ber 3cit. 
 
 Ripen, rl'pn. ». «. 1. rfif«n, ififi.- 
 (jfii, reif iiifrBfii. 2. t (for) reifen, Ijerflii: 
 rrifrn, rfif inrrBfn fjin. 
 2. A project it ripening for execution. 
 
 Ripen, v. a. I. rrifrn, (rititirn , reif 
 ntnrf^rn. 2. 1 reifen, (for) reif mnctfii (jii, 
 ffir). 
 
 Ripened manliood. bif reife *|]7iinnhfit. 
 
 RIpeneKK, itpe'ne*. «. 1. ; bie 9{eifr 
 (tti Si'Tui , fiiiffi (^fichiDilr* ic). 2. 1 «) 
 bif 9feife; — of wine, bie 3eit, roenn ber 
 TOein triiifbnr iff. b) bie Wrife. iBi'flfi'ninieni 
 Ijeit. c) (for) bie 9frife, bnt Weifi'rin (jiO ; 
 tlie — of a project for execution, ber 3'1- 
 (Innb, bn eiw ^loii jiir 5Iii#filhrunq reif iil. 
 
 Tohringto ripene««. )iir9{eiff brin<|eii' 
 
 Riphean, rifean, adj. ((Vep<|r.j 
 rii'hriifili <fin 'Bfiiinnie groflrr, t)oi}er (Stance: 
 fcrrfle in ©inrljien). 
 
 Hipier, rip'piur. ) I. (in nUen We> 
 
 Ripper, rip'|>ur. ^ fe^en) ber @ee< 
 (lidihiitiMer , 5if(t)fnrrnor. 
 
 Ripper, «. S-iMcr, bar auftrennt, 
 fliifrriftf, .7iifr(f)iifibet. 
 
 RippiniTf r'p'ping. «. I. b(t6 9(llf. 
 frttneiben, 9Iiifrei#en. 2. * bie ffntberfuitg- 
 ffiithi'ifliinii. Spenher. 
 
 Ripping-chisel. bi1« ©tf(ft: , *rfdl 
 fifen. --Iron, CW.ir.J ber Jtnbeiiftftiinbel, 
 9iiithiiffn. 
 
 Ripple, rip'pl. (thn. ripper; rippr(n) 
 ». «. fleiiip TOeflen f(Mo<jf" . (i(<) friiiifrln. 
 
 Rippling. 1. bie firt) friiiifelnbeii , bir 
 Jfilile bffpfilftibeii %f(l(f)rn ; tat (Meriefcl, 
 WnftWogen (iil« <i)erniif(f> bni'Pin; (TOnr. ] 
 bfl« ®i1ii>lfeii ber £ee. 2. ( Onbtiftr ] ta& 
 
 Ripple, c. a. I. rrmifrfn (tai "Siai-- 
 frr), fleiiie aCeflen f(()liifjeu rtiif... 2. riffelii 
 (5l.i(ft*). 
 
 Ripple, «. I. bn« (^eriefcl, bie fniifte 
 ©ru'enimn ^fr 'JDrt(TrrobiTffn(f)e, tti fid) ixaxu 
 fffnbeii ^fl(Tfr3; bn* >Jliif(l)lrt(ifn ; bie fid) 
 fr.iiiffliibcn flriiifii QKctlcn pb. Tocffd)en. 2. 
 Onbiiilr.) bif 9{ifTf((), ^\a^ix\^t\. ber 9{in 
 felfnmin. [*. -spur*, (sporeii I'Oii 9{ippoii. 
 
 Ripp<in, rip'pun, (ein Ort^iuime) 
 
 Ript, lipt. pp. ffir Ripped. 
 
 Riptowell, ripKmil, «. ber &rnte: 
 fd)miiii# , bn« ^riuebler. 
 
 RImC!, xiitf, (flii<irff. arUan; ^p!I. ry- 
 tcn; flPtl). reinan) pruet. rose; pp. risen. 
 w. n. 1. f fli'inf". (•"> h'ii.iiifilfi(ifn (iii), 
 (up) in bif SiiMie (Ififlf:'. ; fdiimflcii, niird)ii>r(! 
 kit, fliifrd)ii'ftlfii , rond>ffii, flnrfi-r mfrbeii, 
 flfiflfii <iHM« ^.iffer K), do) niird)iurfleii 
 (JII), n* fteiorrn, flfiflfii (t>i* $ii>; (up to 
 any on*) v>or ^iiieiii aiifilrljfit ((il« Sfiffi'*" 
 ber ild)riin(i). 2. t a, <up) rtufi1rl)fn, (for 
 any one) Qriiiem beifieljrii. b) [^fliibclj ilcii 
 
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 flen (». ^reife); im ^rtife fleicien, (injiehen, 
 (iiifrd)lnflcn. c) ftcigen, iViii (SJii'irf niadwii, 
 fid) emporrd)iuingen, )ii 9{iiiii] ii. (5-|)reii|1«niii 
 iielililfleil. d) to — tip to Buy one's view, 
 fid) (Fiiieni (im ®ei|lc) bnrrtrfleii. e) (fo> 
 fid) bfliiufen mif .., betmiion. [OTIiif.l 
 ilfiflfn. 3. T (from) (iiii|leii]fii , eiiipprilriaeii 
 (ni!«, I'Pii). 4. 1 <iiiffjfi(]fii, fiiri1ff)fti, j. 59. 
 A tliought now rises In my mind, te 
 fpmtnt mir ein (Hebrtiife. 5. iiiifiTfljen, fidit; 
 Mir lufrbfn, eri'd)einen, fid) jfifli'ii, jiim SJor- 
 fd)ein fontmfn ; (*J(i1rpn.l niifii«hfii (ivie 
 Sterne, bie Sonne jo. 6. mifiiriicii (u. ©ii 
 men, TJtl'injfn). 7. f a) nnffeinifii (n<ie Sei: 
 benfdinfi !c.). b) f (to) fii-^ barbiftfii (^ineiii) 
 8. ? a) (from) nufilel)en (I'pni; (up) nuf- 
 ilelifti. b) (upin 93ette) niifflrtien. 9. t a) 
 (from) iiiifrrrd)en (upn einnn Orre) ; [2e= 
 <\iM.] nii#einiinber<)ef)eii, bie ©itjiinrj, ©ef: 
 lion, feiiie Sitjimden rd)lifgcii. h) (ng.iiusii 
 «) (feinblid)) niifilfljen, fid) erlifbeii ; /rf) fid) 
 cmuoren ((if<]fn). o niifilefjrn, fid) eriiebeii 
 (jii 3eninnb« ©d)ii^). 10. (^fjrpf.) (pon bfii 
 Ipbten) niifer)1rl)en. II. ? fid) rrhebeii <n<ir 
 ein $iiflel jc.) ; (TOnr.J fid) erhe bf n , IjMjir 
 frfdieineii, Ijotf) lifflen. 12. f a) fiit erl)ibfii 
 (B. "Hjinbe, (5)ef(t)rei ic.). b; (in. from) (tvif 
 fine Qtieflf) enffprinnen (in, niif); (of) ent 
 ilel)en, fiitiVriiiflen (nii<); 'from; eiiie gpl.n' 
 fein (opn). 
 9. a) The legislature or the court will 
 rise on a certain d,iy. Werstcr 
 A tree rises to the lilglilli of sixty feet 
 ein 'Sanin erreid)t, ^nt fine .^i'lie ppii 6(i 
 Juli, irt 60 5ug liod). Rise up to the l.nltle. 
 It jtel)e ^trnuf. mndif bid) niif }iir 2d)i.id)t. 
 A voice, feelile at firxt, risex to thunder, 
 fine nnfiiiKjIid) f(ftrond)e ©tiiiime (jef)t in 
 Doiiner Uber. Tlie lieat rise« to in>en«ity. 
 Pie ^i(je roirb fieftin, flfigt oiif eineii fjphfn, 
 (iiif ben ^od)iTen (Wr.ib. To - to opulence 
 and splendor, )n ?(rid)r!iiiin II. einrr <iliin 
 jenben SffUinin (leliirnirn. To - up in 
 arms, )ii ben 3}rtfTin (|rriffn , fid) eiiippren 
 To — in force of expression, in eloquence. 
 (iii>d)) frnfiiaer, bfrfbrrr iprfdifn. Tiie put) 
 lie debt rises to a hundred niiliioni . t\' 
 Srii.U#fd)iilb briiiiift fid) nuf liiinbnt •TOiflip 
 nrn. To - a tone or semitone. [ J.^lli" ) llin 
 rinen Iph , iini eincii ^(ilten Jpii ileiflt-n 
 To - to a higher degree. |1fi(|rn (Ivie bil:- 
 Qnrrffllf'rr im ^fttenil'iff). To help nnv 
 one to -, (finem ipifPer iiiifhrlfcn. To - frouj 
 tlie ground. <liifilfl)fn ; oiiffJifflfn (P. SJpiirIn). 
 Risin g grounds. 91llhplien. He rises in 
 tliem in liis demands, er niild)r fip()fre ^Oc 
 bfriingeii an fie. To - in blisters, nuffah 
 ren (p. ber $aiif). 
 
 Rls«;, M. I. tat <Stti<\en (bf# Qnfrf 
 filbrr* im ©nrpnifffr to; b(i« C^iitbic 5?ohi' 
 («el)fn, 3n:bif ippl)f:Stfigeni Ki«Sd)mr(!fn 
 giMfdmjerien (be6 ^IC'iiTfr*). 2. i a) [irnnbe; 
 bii^Stfiiifii, Sreiflfii innTSffiiV pD. bcr>X?rfnV, 
 •Jluffd)liiflen. b) [-OTiif.] «) tai Sieinen; a 
 - of a tone or semitone, fin ©tfiilfn iini 
 einen tpn, fjdiben ^pii; /i) ba& ®d)nieflen, 
 •3Iiifd)H)rf(fii ber ©riinnii*; bie (Frlifbiiiui 
 ber ©rimiiie. c) ta& Oliifbriiiiffn. di bfr 
 3iiii)n(ft*. e) tai Strigon, (to) bnS ©id)« 
 (^mpprntiwiiiflfn , bie (S-rl)fbitiiq () ii Pljrpii-- 
 (Irflen to, ;from) ba? Sivii ;(S'mpprrd)i«in: 
 flen, Sict)!"2liirTrt)ipi«flen (pon, lUiS)^ 3. i 
 
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 tat 'lIiifiTeiflen, bie 9liifilei(jiin(j, (?mppr« 
 )1f idling. 4. [Slilron.] ber 9liifgang (ber 
 ©pime ic). 5. tai 3liif|Jihtii. 6. ber 'Miif. 
 gang; bie ^ijfje (eine4 93rrgf« ;c.); (- of 
 land) bie eTl)pl)ung. 7. bie ^nrilehnng, tni 
 (fntfpnngfn, ber llrfprung, bieXliieae (einc* 
 SlufFefi zc). 8. 1 ber llrfprung. 
 
 All sin has its rise in the heart, tttte 
 ©finbe fomnit aii^ beni iperien. A - in the 
 price of wheat. finStfigfii bfr SJiiiifiiprcife, 
 im Sprrife tti <333(iijfn«. To i.e on the -, (im 
 ■freife) )1iigfii, nnjielien, iiiiiVct)i.igfn. Upon 
 ihe candle's going out tlieie is a sudden - 
 of water, ivic b,i« 9irt)r aii^geiir, fingt tai 
 ^.ifTer Vl&()lii1) in bie ipM)e. In the ordinary 
 -« and frtlls of tlie voice, bei bcm geiuijhn* 
 iid)eii ©feigen u. 5nflen brr ©rimme. To 
 give - to.., I. ben llnpriing giben, ©rip.ifi 
 rnrflrljen lelien. 2. Q-tn-ai iM-ninliiffeii, 9ln. 
 I.ifi gcben jii . . , ber lUriVriing (finer ©iid>e) 
 Kin, (55friniitliinigfnic.)eriPfrffn. (3i»fig. 
 
 Ri»e, (l)pfl. rys) «. t tai 9{ci«, bet 
 
 Risen, ru'n, pp. p. Rise. 
 
 Riser, ri lur, t. I. filler, ber rtiif» 
 llel)t, fid) eriiebt; an early -, Qintv , bet 
 rrfilie (tiifi^eljt. 2. [ lifd>l. ) tai anfred)ie 
 'Vitn, bie (infrf(ftte !8ol)le finer ©fiife, ©taf« 
 ffl , fine* Iriit*. 
 
 Rijsihility, r7/iiMl'^>e. «. I. l^ijtt 
 ipf] tai 2iid)en, SSerniijgfii )ii Indirn. 2a<b» 
 pfrmpgen. 2. bie (5)eneigt()cit, 'Tieigiing, ttt 
 >>.tng )nin Sndien. 
 
 Hlwible, ui'ihU (fr. 'JS., v. f. rideo) 
 nilj 1 . [•■pljiiof.] mir bem SJfrtnpgen )ii Indjen 
 brg.if'r. (.irhrn fonnenb. 2. Iiiitfrlid). 
 
 RiMluff , ri'^ing, •](</. I. ilcigenb, im 
 3iinf!imfn pb. ©tcigcn brgrirffii, an 9?i'id)» 
 thiiin, ■5)?iid)t, (^Jeiunlt, >llii^ii'id)niing jiii 
 nelimenb. 2. nuiflfl)enb. 3, niifgeljiMib (lute 
 bif ©pnne jr.). 4. f»d> erl)ebenb. 5. Ijerait* 
 "ipiidifi'tib ((JJrnpr.uipn ic.^. 
 
 Rising ground, bie i5>plie , 9lnl)S()e. 
 
 RiKiinfv-, s. I. tai ©teigeii 2. tat 
 •Miifili'igen , (J'mpprfleigeii , bie ^Inftleigiing 
 ber Dilnile JC). 3. bn« >}liifi1fhen. 4. llVgi^l.] 
 ^.•lS 'Jliifeiiiiinbfrgfi)!'!! (eine* beriitl)enbeii 
 .Sorprr^). 5. ('Jlflrpii.) tai ^liiigeiipn, bet 
 ■Miifgnng (Per ©rrrne jc.). 6. [lljepl.] bie 
 ■iliiferilflinng. 7. bnj (i)i'i\1)ipnr. 8. tai (?iit» 
 .1r[)fn. 9. bii« (feinblidif) <Jliit!lfl)en , ®id)' 
 (yrhrbfn; bie G-nippriing, 3"i*"rrrfripn. 
 
 Tlie rising of llie stcmach, ber 'JlnfaH 
 poll (S-ffl, Ufbflfi'lt. - III tlie price, tai 
 •Mnfi'diliigfii , ©tfigen ber 15n ife. 
 
 RIkIi, risk. (fr. risque) s. bie ®.fa(ir, 
 Prt* SJ.ignilJ; iSxinbeil tc^i Oiintc. 
 
 Risk of debt, bd* 3'il)linig^rifif3. - 
 siihxcriiied. bie rit'eriipmnifi'.e (Jjifiilit. At 
 the - of his life, iiiit figencr Ci'briu'gpfafjr. 
 To run a -, (Mcfillir liiiifen; to run llie - 
 of being betrayed. (5)ef>fl)r Iilllfi'll, Pfrrdthetl 
 (11 lUfrbfM. To take risks at a low pre- 
 niiiini. (.^nnbfll flcgen fine nicbnge iprnmie 
 •IIiKfiir.in( lfi|leii. 
 
 Risk, B. a. I. lungcn, in (^lefnftr ob. 
 oiif tai epiel fctu-n. 2. ijii iinrfriiffjmetl 
 ipagen ; j. 'Q. tint Sd)l<id)r) inngrn. 
 
 To risk one's person, fid) iWiigen , fi(6 
 liinfinipngcn , ffine •T.^erfpn in •'Sirfalir fe^rn, 
 ud) Per 'ikv'iilir .iiuM'i'i)i'n, fiit in W; fiiljr fe^i'ii. 
 
 Ki«iii«^r, risii'iir. t. Oilier, bet Qtt 
 wai ipagt, anii Spiel fcOt. 
 
796 K«'ife, far, fall, fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, sot, 6iL cl^inl. Ti\bp, tnh, full. t/,in, THi.s. 
 
 RIS 
 
 1 won't be the risker, id) mid e6 nidt 
 
 UJ.Ulfll- 
 
 Riskit, (f(f)Otf.) made a noise 
 like I lie (earing ofroots. 
 
 Hisse, I's, * praet. U. Rise. 
 
 Kite, lite, (fr. rit, rile; iat. litiis) 
 «. fcv tt:icvlirf)e ©cfcrniirf), (beioiiB.) ^iird)cii= 
 gibr.iiKti, i^ird)Cii['raiicf), 3vitii6; (oft) pi- 
 ri les. bie Sird)en<ie6rmid)e. 
 
 Funeral rites, Soid)ciigcOrmid)e, bielob; 
 toiifVifi;. [t. [.>7)iiif.] bflS SRitmu'd. 
 
 RHoniello, rittomelio, (it. S£.) 
 
 Ritt, lOcrtl.] rip. tear, cut. 
 
 Kitiiitl, rit'tsl.ual, adj. I. ritiiefi, 
 bfii ivird)cnget'rmid)en Q(\m^, au6 Sivd)i!n> 
 gi'br,;iid)i'ii ['t'(li'I)i'n6 , feieriid). 2. itirdjeiu 
 ()el'raiid)e L<Dr|'d)rci&i'iiB, ^itiiai... 
 
 Ritual, «■ bni ^Hitml, Rird)tnbi\d). 
 
 Ritualist, rit'tshualist, «. 1. Oilier, 
 ber tiiit belli ^{iniflr jjciidii befnnnt ifl, iiOer 
 tie ilird)eiigc6raii(^e fli'fd)rtebcii J)nt , ber 
 ^eiiiter ber fvirdji'iigcbroudje. 2. ber SBfr: 
 fid)rir ber ^irdjeiigefcraut^je, be6 ^irt^cu: 
 gc[naiid)ea. (fcier(id)- 
 
 Ritiially, r't'tsliuallc, adv. ritiicU, 
 
 Rivag-e, riv'vidje, (fr. 233.) «. t Oi' 
 fiu'ie, biis lifer. 
 
 Rival, ri'val, (fr. WS., v. \. rivalis) 
 *. 1. ber ■OJtirbcmirber, itoufiiiTeut , gjiit! 
 buhler, "JfieOeubiiljler, (for) ber 97fit6pii)crber 
 (uiii), (ill.' ber 9Te6eii6iil)(er (in, iitin. 2. 
 (inSl'ef.) (- in love) ber STebeiibiifjler (3{i-- 
 Brtl). 3. ber ®efA(;rte, iljeidieljiiier. Shak. 
 
 Rival, adj. iie6eii()ii()(erif<^. 
 
 Equal in years and rival in renown, 
 
 (((eid) nil O'^O'^cn M- 9Tcbeii6ul)(er unt 9?ii()iii. 
 
 Dryden. 
 
 Rival, V. a. (in) (Jitieti (iii«jii|terf)en 
 Db. }ii libertrcffeii fiidjcii (in), mit ©iiiein 
 iDEtteiferti , rivnlifircii , ©iiie* 9?c&en6ii()lcr 
 feiii dim). 
 
 To rival thunder in its rapid course. 
 Drvuen. 
 
 To rival one in love, niif (fiueiii rii'rt: 
 liftreii, Oeiiinnb6 9ie6cii(iii(;lerfeiii. Rivaled, 
 gKitbeii'crt'er, 9tc6eii6iil;Ier l}rt6c!ib. 
 
 Rival, V. n. t 5j?e6en()ii(iler fcin. 
 
 Rivality,rival'eic.j.l.f f. Rivalry. 
 2. '■' ber <i(eid)e 9{niifl. 
 
 Rivalry, rivllre, *. (for) bie 9iej 
 beiibiiljlerei, ber 9i>etteifer, bie ^JKitOeiuers 
 biiiifl (iitii). 
 
 Rivalry in love, bie 9?e6en6iiIjferPt. 
 
 Rivalsliip, ri'valsliip, t. bte9iebcti: 
 biil)(erfrt)n(r ; >)?e6eii6iil;lerei. 
 
 Rive, rive, (bnii. revner; fd)H). rifva; 
 ifl. rila; fr. crever) pvaet. rived; pp. rived 
 Db. riven, v. a. 1. ; fpnireit, niitTpalteii, }er< 
 fpnlreii, treniieii, jerreiBeii (bie aOoifen ic.). 
 2. i fprtlteii (bni' 5?crj ic). 3. f (upon, on) 
 fpaltfiib pcrfu-eircii (liber); tDt|'d)iffjfii , rid)< 
 ten (iiiif G'ineii, luie ©efdjiiije). Shak. 
 
 Rive, o. n. fpalten, (id) fpalteii, fid) 
 ireiiiien. 
 
 Rivel, iiv'vl, (rtiigelf. erifled; ft^iu. 
 rifva) V. a. * riiiijelii, in Dhinjeln jiel)cn. 
 
 Rive led, einflef(()rumpft, raetf. 
 
 Kivel, ^ «• * tie 
 
 Rivelinsr, rfv'vling, j 9{unjel. 
 
 Riven, riv'vn, pp. o. Rive. 
 
 Riv<;r, riv'ur, (fr riviere; nrni. 
 rifyer; tprii. ryvier; (;cU. rivier; I. rivus) 
 
 KOA 
 
 *. I. T ber Jdig. 2. t ber %U\^, Stroni. -s 
 of blood. $Bliit)1rome. [ju il)ai. 
 
 Up the river, JM ^er(J. Down tlie -. 
 
 River- boat, ii(ii g-liij;f(l(;rieil!], jjlllg; 
 I'diiff. —-dragon, ^ biiiiirofobid. Mii.ton. 
 --god. ber ijliifgotr. —-harbor, ber 
 Jyliiij', @troniI).ifeii. --horse, bnfi 5(110=, 
 3iilpfcrb. - lamprey. [Odjlhyol.Jbil^^Tciill^ 
 nii<ie, bie 95ricfe. — -nn v i gat ion, bie 5li'l»= 
 rd)itffiil)rt. --pilot, ber Jill plut()fe. --water. 
 rafi liitJiPiijTer. - weed, (.SbDt.J bae ®rii6- 
 leber, i(ri!ueii,ierippe. 
 
 Riveret, riv uret, *.t bnfi (J''"'£'rf)cn- 
 
 Rivet, riVit, (fr. 213., U. river) *. 
 I. brt» 9iiet ; pi. rivets, ( ^iipferfc^m.j 
 iJiieniiinel. 2. bie 9Iiere, ian iJiiftleiii. 3. 
 bie Sd)ii('gc, ber ©plint. 
 • To undo a rivet, nb.'iicten. 
 
 Rivet, i». a. I. nieti'ii, periiieten; eine 
 i)iiete ••ori'li'rfeu, tiiit (2d)lieBCii Oefeiligen. 2. 
 i a) (in) eiiipriigeii (beni (5)eimitl)e zc). bi 
 befrilijien , 'Torf befeiliiicii (bie i5"i^eiiiibfd)iift 
 ;c.). 3. iiierei;, iiniuieren. [5iii0d)eii. 
 
 Rivulet, riviilet. t. ber 23iic^, i)Ai 
 
 Rixatiou, riksasliun , (hu.; <. t 
 ber ©rnic, 3'iiif. 
 
 Rix-dollar,riks'dollur. *. [beutfc^., 
 ban. 11. rd)iu. 'iJJiunjai.] ber i){eid)6t(;.iler. 
 
 RizzerM , [Ocrtl ] half-salted 
 and lialf dried fish. 
 
 Roacll, r6tsh , (aiicjelf. reohche, 
 hreoce) s. [3(f)tljl)0l.] ber 3{Dd)e. 
 
 As sound us a roach, ()pnl;rfd)einlicf) u. 
 ft. roche, rock), fo jjefunb luie eiii giic^. 
 
 Road, rode, (aiiGClf. rad , rade ; fr. 
 route) I. 1. bie ©trnge, £anb|lrnpe. 2 i a) 
 t bie 9?eire; Ingreife; (uur iu'(<) gebriiiid)!. 
 in belli Slu^brnrfe) on Hie -, niif ber Dteiie, 
 iinfKiifen. b;tbcr(feiiiblid)C) 6-iiifa(i, Wtbtv 
 fn(l, ©treifjug. Shak. 3. (fr. rade) [-DJfnr.J 
 bie 9{l)ebe, Slieebe. --stead, ber >2tiiferpln5, 
 bie 9{l)ebe. 
 
 To put out on the road, [9]7nr.] ai- 
 (egeii- To ride at the -, aiif ber 9{l)ebe lies 
 gen (u. ®d)iifen). [bie .^eeriirape. Shak. 
 
 Ro .1 d- o 1 f i ce. bnt; aDegeauit. —-way, 
 
 Reader, rodur, i t. '^)?iir.] 
 
 Roadster, lodstur, ^ ta& nuf ber 
 9CI)ebe liegcnbe ©rt)iff. A bad -, ein ©d)iff, 
 tai rd)mer I'or iliiftr niret. 
 
 Roam, ronie, (iienunilbt nut ramble; 
 IP. rliainii) v. n. i)enitii|1ceifen , l}eriini(lrei> 
 c^en, heruiiifd)ii)L'ifeii. 
 
 Roaiu, V. a. bnrdxlrcifcn. 
 
 Ruaiiier, romur, t. ber .^eruiii< 
 flreid)er, t'aiibi'iri>irt)er. 
 
 RoailliU^f , ro'niing, «. I. X>ai S^tX: 
 
 uiiijlreifen. 2. i pi. Roamingi., bie "iOanf 
 beriiiKirii (ber ^l>l)uiitnfic lo. 
 
 Roan, rone. *. [(ijcogr.] 9{piien. 
 
 Roaii, (fr. louan; adj. roii)iirt) gran, 
 grail rwljiid), riHl;i1reifig. A - horKc , cm 
 9{rt()rd)ininiel, Oiraii-, ©rid)fird)iininei. 
 
 Roan-tree. [5nit.J ber 25Ligeil)eer6aiini, 
 miibe ©peierbanm. 
 
 Roau', I. t ber (Jifc^rogen. 
 
 Roar, rore, (rel^reii; aiigeif. rarian) 
 o. n I. (and) niit out) (luie .ftinber, uor 
 2lngflic.) laiit fdjreien (for, I'oc). 2. bn'ifleu 
 (P. luliben i.l)ieren). 3. i aj toben (.v. ber 
 ©ec); brnnfen (u. bcm 'lijiiibe). b; rodeii, 
 frad)cii, funrrcii; fdjallen. 
 
 (Int. ros)iii^'.tf)auig. 
 
 ROB 
 
 1 The snflTring chief 
 
 Roar'd out for anguish. Drvdeh. 
 
 To roar in accianialion , ein O'ibels 
 i]efd)reierl)eben, laiitauf)aud)ien. The brazen 
 throat of war had ceas'd to — , ^ bie e()e?lie 
 .KclUe beS i^riegefi luar pcriluniiut. Miltom. 
 
 Roar, *. I. ber ©d)rei (eine* fiinbeS 
 :c. , ber Oliigib. 2. imi ®erd)rci. 3. MS 
 in-uden, fflcbnid (eiiies ©tier^, Somen JC). 
 4. i ber DiMinir ( ber itaiiDiifii u.) , ba5 
 .Rrad)en, itiiaiTeii (etiier 'TOafibiiie) , 95raiis 
 fi'ii, iDbeii (ber ©ee, be« 20in6e«); bet 
 Sd)ad (ber truinpete). 
 
 Roar of laugiiter, fin (nnfeS, ipieljeriibed 
 (iSeiad)rer. He set the company in a — , er 
 nin(^te bie 0)eiVdrrt)aft laiit niiflorf)eii , et 
 niiutre, Db. mar ©vl)iirb, io.^ bie fflcfedrd)aft 
 111 ein ipiel)ernbe* (S)fiad)ter nnfbrnd). Your 
 (lashes of merrinieni . that were wont to 
 set the table in a -, beine SBli^c pcn Snitig» 
 felt, luobei ber ganje iifc^ in eiii roief)Ctn» 
 Be^ (i)ilad)rer anSbrad). 
 
 Roarer , ronir , a. ber ©(f)reier, 
 23rnllenbe,eiii i.()ier, baSbnidt, [^HJaibmfpr.] 
 ein ^'iagbljunb, ber iVt)r (ant bedt. 
 
 Roary, ro're. I 
 
 Rory, ^ \ 
 
 Roast, rost, (fr. r6tir; m rliostiaw; 
 ir. rostani; arm. rosta; rpfleil) v. a. I. 
 |itod)f.j roilen (5iaflaiiien , ^ajfee, Sartof« 
 felii, ilepfel 20; ((Jl)cm.,''TOeMHiirg.]r&|len. 
 2. 1 Ijefrig, geiualtig er()i0en. Shak. 3. («iii 
 Spiege, in ber ^faniie jc.) brateii. 4. bnrfen 
 ((S-UT K.). 5. o l)i!>l)nen, perfprtten. 
 
 Roast , ( fiir r o a s t e d ) adj. ger&|let, 
 gebrateii. 
 
 Roast-beef, bet 9?oflrinb(er)br(iten, 
 3{o|lbrateM, 9{i'|lPd)fenbrnren, hai 3ti)|lbcef. 
 --meat, ber 25ratcn. 
 
 Prov. To cry roast-meat, fic^ eilie^ 
 ®(ii(ff6 ii>t\. einer grauengiiiiil) riilimcn. 
 
 Roast, .1. I. in ber $l)rafe, to rule 
 ihe -, l)errfd)en, regieren, \\t biefe6 ^ort 
 eine pcrberbre ilii5fprad)e Ui beuf fd)en 9{ a t (}. 
 2. o ber ©pint, ippi)!!. 
 
 Roaster, rostur, «. 1. ber 9?i!>flet. 
 2. ber '^ratroil. 3. ein ©d)H)eiit jniii '^rateu. 
 
 Rub, rob, dp. rob; arab. rauba) t. 
 ber ciiigefodjte, gcfpttene, birfe ©aft, (£luit» 
 tell!, Waiilbeer> 20 ©aft, ber ©irop. 
 
 Rob, (rnnben ; (u^d. rooven; fd)ti). 
 rotfa, rofva) v a. I. a) l«Red)t*rpr.] rnilbeil 
 (&rn>a«). b) (leljlen. Tooke. 2. plniibern 
 (9{eifenbe, 5paiifer, ben ^ofbuagen 10, &i» 
 lien aiifpliliibern , aii6jiel;en; ©inen berniu 
 ben; to - any one of .., a) T ^inetn 
 (?riun« rnnben, flel)fcii. b) ± «) (Jinen 
 riiier ©nd)e berniiben, ©inctii ©tiunS rnnben, 
 entiief;en, (S'inen bringen urn ... fi) ©incn 
 befreien pon .. . 
 
 Prott. To r b Peter to pay Paul, ^inem 
 nbbprgcn, uiii l>t\\ 91iibern bnmit jn be» 
 jaljlrti. [Werifc. 
 
 Roballo, robai'lo, «. ein ^ifd) in 
 
 R4»bb« , rob'be, «. [>)?nturg.] bie 
 (ben 9{i>bbe. 
 
 Robber, rSb'bi'r, «. a) [9?c(<)t«fpr.] 
 ber 9{aiiber. b) ber Bieb. 
 
 Sea-robber, ber ©cera'.ibet . 
 
 Robbery, rob'bure, *. I. bie 9{Au« 
 beret , ber 9faiib , Diebaahl. 2. [ ?{e(t)t«fpt.J 
 ber niK (iJeipait perubtt ?)taiib. 
 
Vhtf, ff.r. f.'ill. fat. yU. mh. Finp, fin. >'6. m6vp. nhr. sot, ^'l. rl5inl. Ti^hp. tub. fi^II. ilim. TMis. 797 
 
 ROB 
 
 Robbins, rob'lHiii, ^ * pj 
 
 Hope-bauds, rope'blndz. j 
 
 Robe, ribe, (fr. '233.) f. t. 6flfi Innnf 
 Slei>, €;n>it«flfib, ^fr Miiflt 3{orf , ©tantij. 
 rorf, ©f.intfmfliiKl. 2. iai prddjtigt itlfie, 
 
 Master of the robe«, ber JTmilltlfrfr. 
 Tlie gfiiileiuen of llie long -, Me 0)erid)t«= 
 perU'iifll (Barri»eer». 9lbl'ofilttn). 
 
 Kobe, V. a. I. mit txm dtn<tt<ri(-tbe, 
 
 ©inatbrnniitcl btfleibeii; ftifrlid> , ' vradjtiij 
 
 flribeii, nnfleibfii. 2. i tltntn (. \<t)mu<ftn > . 
 
 i. FieldK robed with ereen, $(ID(r ill) 
 
 (innifii OViufltib'- 
 
 |t«»b(?r!«lilHn, rob'burzman, ) 
 
 nobertfflliau, rob brirlKinan. ) 
 
 Cflhubcrimnniu *. (in flltcn eiifll. ©tatiiteii' 
 Ut ffcff 9?niibfr ob. -WiicfttbUt*. 
 
 Robert, rob'burt, ^ ^ > 
 
 Herb-Robert, erb-rob'burt. ) 
 «. [JJm.l brt« DJpbi-rtS:, ^{iiprfdjt^fraiit. 
 
 Robert, *. (iJiome) Sd^bfrt, Wiiprfdji. 
 
 Robert ilie,rob'burllue,«.[0}{&ltd)e' 
 U).) ^fr 9?i't'frtiiier. 
 
 Robin, rob'bln, (ft. TO.) ».*1. (Wiinio 
 9Jcbirr. I. [Dmitf).] b) (flildl red breast) 
 bn< 9{ctl)ffl)(itfii. -JCi'tl)brui1(f)f" I" (iWorb. 
 flitl.) bnf ?{i)lt)<>rui1rf)<" '»pec. Tuidiu). 
 
 Ragged robin. i^Sot.J finf "Mrt ?nit)»i^. 
 
 Robin-goodrellow, rin nitrr 5paiif> 
 fleijl. --Iiood, 9{pt>iiil)oob (brr iJiiinif c\> 
 iie« cljemiilififu bfn'iljmteii 9{iiut>irl).uipr 
 inniinf); (bflfjcr fliid) i) ber tnptcrr ■i»?aiiiii 
 Pror. Many talk of Robinbood. wbo 
 never kbol in his bow, ti [(»t lli(()t 'llllr 
 RJxbt, bif Iniiflf 'WriTfr tr.igi-ii ; Robin- 
 lioodt. peniiyworihs, golbiriK ']9{ri:i)rii it. 
 fiipfrnif SrtlfiiiiifiT'ii. -'« - pUiitai ». 
 [^ut.) bii(5 i){iiffrniit, 95enifftniii. -wake. 
 [Q3t,r.] tui •Jtriimfniiit. 
 
 Robomilt, rob bArani. (((It. roliur) 
 adj. flMttnf. - I- ['OTtP.I b.i< riiirffiiff 
 Witrd, 2t(irfiiii(i^i"itfel. (bit ©rorfiimi 
 
 Roboratioil, rolib/tri'sliun, «. t 
 
 R<»boreoiiN,robb6'riu«,«<'>(i(b(n. 
 pen e-irfjni^ Ij. DicT 
 
 RobUMt, rAbuit', (6 Ob. * Ro b II » t i 
 
 o u«; audi f Rob ii«tu ou •> (I. rnbinliisi 
 adj. I. ilnrf, l)iiiibfri'l. ruflifl ('TOrtiiiD , riiili.i 
 (ouflfiibic). 2. rttirf, fliininiig. 3. tVil, b.iiirr. 
 I>aft (Qefiiiib^rit). 4. Qrvb , btrb. 5. ©tnrfe 
 rrt'orbfriib. Locke. 
 
 RobuntueHS « r&bu«l'net. i. bir 
 ©t.irfc, S.r<\it, ^ini\\(\teit, Oniifrlwfriflfrit. 
 
 Rf>caiilb<>le, rok'ambole./ . 
 
 RokMiiibole, \ 
 
 I. [^ot.] bit 9{Df.itiibclr, brr fpniiifcfte jRiirb: 
 Iniiif), &nii(f)rtipblnii(l), bie rpiinird)( &d)>i< 
 lotte. 
 
 Ruclie-nluin, rokai'um. (V fr. 
 roche) *■ brr ©teinnlniiii, ^tr<\', t^driilaini. 
 
 Roclielle-salt, rosbei--»iiti. «. 
 b<i< 9{i>r(l)eflr<ili. bit roeiiifleiiijniirf iPottflfilK 
 itiib @i^b<t. 
 
 Rochet, rntsh'it. (fr. <!B.) «■ ba« 
 (Fl)orheuib iiiit riiflrn Qleriiirlii. 
 
 Rocbet, ». [o(<)rl)i)iv.| f. Roach. 
 
 Rockf rok. (fr. roc. roclie) t. I. brr 
 JJrW, JJcIfrii. 2. (t n. bci". ID brr Jri'Vii 
 (<Sd)irm. ©fftii^), bif iiiirr, frifr (flniiib. 
 iagt. i. }»<. Rucks, [(Dei I.J bie JiJeKiirreii, 
 
 UOD 
 
 Wrbird^fjeilfille; primary — «. primitive — «, ! 
 llriVireii. 4. [Ornitn.] eiiic ^Irt (i3eitr obcr' 
 5coiibi<r. 5. ill bcii aiuri]eiiinubii\l)(ii -})tai)r: I 
 ibrii em (iibfllniftcr Soijel, ber (Soticb ©rrif. 
 
 Red rock, brr biiiice @iiiibilein. .V sea. 
 full of-«. eiii riippeiirei(t)e6 ■')Xeer, tin -Dieer 
 I'odcr Aiipven. 
 
 Rock -alum, ber Srrinaliiiii. — baa in, 
 1 ??rlig. ber Druibeii] bii* JfHiiibcrfeii (urn 
 bar n ben Xl)au, diegrii in <2lblutii)ueii |ii 
 I'liiiimelii). -butter, bie ©rem., JJelfeiu 
 Mitrer, imterrd)iuefelfiiiierli(f)rr 5Il.iim. -• 
 cork, ber iieniPorf, t>M ©ergieber, 5&erg> 
 fltu'd), &rmp.ipier. — cre«k, ( SSot.l bie 
 5tlieii>, ©tenifrf([e. --crystal, ber -berg: 
 frj)il(ifl. - doe, bie (VJemie. -• tiah. (3rt)' 
 tl)i)Ol.J bie ^JKeergninbel. --milk. ('»li> 
 iieralg.! tie ©ergmild). --uioaa. [Bot ] 
 bie Dneitle, 5'ir''"i'f(t)f« - t'"^ Jiubfrmi'Oj. 
 --oil, bild ©leiliul; hardened -, bil6 Grb" 
 ped>. --pigeon, [Druitlj.I bit jjeireii- 
 tiuibe. --tay, l3d)tlji)Pl.) ber Steiii., "Riii 
 (ielro(t)e. --ro»e. [Bot.] bie Stem., fffl"'"" 
 rcfe. - ruby, bet rot^e, mil Seilrtjeii: 
 bioii ijeiiii|Vt)re (iir>iii<it. --salt, iai ©leui' 
 falj. - fchell, bieitlippeiir<l)iie(fe. --wood. 
 bn6 95ergl)Ols, berij)i'l}n#beil. --work, l.bir 
 ftlnilltrt)iii 5elfeii, bn« ©rotfeiiiuerf. 2. eiiie 
 nnti'irli(t)e ©teiii., iJ'Tf muiiiib , ijelieiiiiniiicr. 
 
 Rock, i^an. rok; Viodta) «. ber 
 (Spi:iii!i 9{o(feii. bie !timfel. 
 
 Rock, (rucfen; ban. rokken ». a. I. 
 $ Griva^ 1)111 "lib l^er bemegeii, I'oriviirri ti. 
 rurfro.irt* beiuegeii, i<t)<iiifelii, roocfclii nut.., 
 (rtiufl* nutelii, icfxltteln, errtt^ilttern. 2. luie: 
 gen (ein Siiib;; to - to deep, einiuiegrn. 3. 
 t + emiuiegen. Shak 
 
 To rock a cradle, rotegen. To - a ch.iir, 
 Piit eineni ©niljle f(t)niifelii. To - a-sleep, 
 t in ben ©(t)l.ii iviegen, tinfctjliitern. Rock- 
 ed in a ttone kiiciicn, O v^iie ^IRiUterivi^, 
 c>nnim geiuiegt. 
 
 Rocking-chair, ein ©tut)I, n)oraiif 
 uiiin fill) fcbaiifein fniin, ber 5(tviiifel|liil)l. 
 
 Rock,0.ti.f<t>ii>>inren, miiiiren, luntfelii. 
 
 Rocker, rok'kur. «. I. bie -)>erroit. 
 iveld)e wifget, ber bie ^ngenbe. 2. bii« 
 frtinini geb^gene ©ii'itf S?cl\ . niif iue(rf)tm 
 eine ^tege oOct ein ©tul)l ild) l^iii nub ^er 
 bemrgt. 
 
 Without a rocker, iingrmirgt. 
 
 Rocket, rokkil, (f. Racket) «. 
 [SiifliViieriu.l bie 9{afere, ber ©itiuiiriiicr. 
 
 Rocket, (fr. roqueiie) i. Id'i.J bie 
 Jiiilife (gen. Braisica). 
 
 Double rocket, bie 'WiKfttl'ioIe. Wild -. 
 biei»ilbe9{(iiife. Roeket-gemle, --gal- 
 lant, CSpt.] ber i?)ebfri(f). D.mne'a violet-, 
 [©ft.] eine ^flilllje (gen. llesperis). 
 
 Rockiu , (rd)prt.) tpiuulug on 
 I he ruck or distaff. 
 
 Rockiness, rnk'kcnls, I. bie feifige 
 •Bfr(t)iifT«Ml)fir, bie ■iHIeiigc J?lippeii. 
 
 Rockle.ss, rok'loi, udj. wi)ne Jelfcn, 
 ii|}ne Klippen, fflffnieer. 
 
 Rocky, rnk'ko. ndi. 1. fflmi, iioHer 
 Sflieii. 2 frlfiilM, f'rliViiiirtui ; frliViiljart. 
 
 Roekv nioiiiilaiiis. ^, lii'ilbcrge. -boKoni. 
 - heart. bil5 Ji-llVuHiTJ. 
 
 R<»<l, i.wl. (iiiigi-ir. rod, X. I. js etiuiif 
 i?iliige6 tiiiP Dfl'iiii'S, b^e •Xiirhr; torked -«. 
 ■•Jabelu. 2. bie 9fiiri;e, •)Ji"C|iturl>e, Jfutlje 
 
 ROG 
 
 jnm •OTeffcn; (geiuDf)iirii()er nber) bie 9tuflje 
 (016 SiingeiiniiiB = a yards pb. 16' o Jug). 
 3. (eme 'iirt ©jcpter) ber ©tab; black -, 
 ber fAiuarje ©ti'.b (bi» "ipebeflen be* Obfr> 
 l)aure* !c.) ; (baljer i) a) ber ^ebefl nut bem 
 utiuarjen Stabe felbil. b) bie ©tii^e, ber 
 ©tab. 4. bie OJerte, Wiir^e. 5. bie iMngelt 
 rntf)e. 6. bie iKnrlje (jiim ^Qeilrnfen). 7. i 
 the -of God, bie 9iul(;e ©i)tte« (®otte< 
 ©trafgeri(t)t). 
 
 The white rod, btr luci^e $ero(b«(la6. 
 The - of peace, ber JJriebeniflab. To givt 
 the - to a child , eineni Kmbe bie DJntljt 
 geben. The golden -, Aaron's-. [iSot.] 
 bie (i)olbrutl)e, baij aCunbfrant. 
 
 Prov. To have a rod in steeping or 
 pickle for any one, (5-Jneni (Jtiua* liact)* 
 iragen, ti il)m gebenfen. 
 
 Rod-horse, Mi ©tangcn», Dei(ftfeli 
 pirrb. --net, eine »IJrt ^lebegarn (nni >JInt» 
 fiin Jc. |it faugeti). --shaped, rntt»en« 
 •crmig. (ober OJerten entljaitenb. 
 
 Roddy, rod'di. adj. f uiele iliiltl)Cll 
 
 Rlkde, rude, praet U. Ride. 
 
 R€»de, «. (.iai ^reiip f. Rood. 
 
 Rode, «. I \H3aibnirpr.J bie '$af)rte 
 eini-# JfUhiil)!!* JC. 
 
 Rodoinont, rod&mont, (fr. SB.) 
 t. ber (i>rob'rprei1)er , ^cal)ii)nn4, >JJral)Ier, 
 (^rouprfll)ler, •Jlufidjiieiber. - adj. groefpre* 
 d)frird). 
 
 In his rodoinont fashion, in feiltet 
 grpgfurrdjrrirdji'ii -OTaiiier. 
 
 Rodoiliontnde, rndi'imoiilide', 
 (fr. ^!U ) «• tie i^rrtl)lerel, (Sropfpredjerei, 
 *Uiifr(l»iifibcrei. 
 
 Rodomontade, p. n. grogi'pret 
 (f)en , aiifrd)ncitfn, pr.iiueii. 
 
 Rodoiuoutadist , lodoiuont'tL- 
 dist . imb 
 
 Roiloinoiitadoriodiuionti'dur, 
 t. \. Rod Ml o a I. 
 
 Roe* r&. (angrli*. ra. raa. raegt, 
 hraege) t. 1. iai 9if I) ; bie Jlirfe, 9{cl)ii<ge, 
 9iel)gei«. 2. bie ^iiibiiin , i^irfcoriii) , ba« 
 Il)ifr. 
 
 Roe -buck, ber 9?ef)borf; a - of tht 
 first head, eiii ^ii'^botf itn uierceii 0<il)t'i * 
 fair -, ein 9{rlibotf im finiften 3''')i^<- -- 
 calf, bag 9{cl)>, ^irfdjfalb, 9eel)|icflein.9{e(j. 
 fa^ffteii. 
 
 Roe, (9?oflen) «. ber9?ogeii. (Jifrfirogen. 
 
 .Soft roe (Pb. mill), bie "DJtilC]). Hard - 
 (Ob. spawn), ber S?ai(f), SJeicft. 
 
 Roe stone. [-Wiiieralg.] ber 9?i>gen« 
 flein, fi1)aallge jRalfilem, Oolith. 
 
 Rog-ation, roga'shiin, ((at.) «. I. 
 bie ©itte, Sitanei. 2. [nir. 3{oin j ber 25iir. 
 trag an bn6 SSi'if wcgen eine* nriieii OJefeljeS. 
 
 Rogat 1 o n - day s, bie (3) "Sftrage, Jyait* 
 tage in ber S3etn)0(f)c. --week, [(t>rii''l. 
 S.<\\.] bie ^ct<, fireiiiivocf)e. 
 
 Rog'er, rod'jur, ifr. 20.) *. (3?anie) 
 9{i"ibigi'r. . 
 
 Ro^'ue^ r6g, (nngelf. earg. arg; fr. 
 roijue) *. 1. I9{ert)tfirpr.l ber Saiibrtreii^er. 
 Sngabiinb; rogues, pi. tni (iJcfititel. 2. 
 ber ©<t)nrfi', ©pi^biibe, ©(<)flin. 3. ( j iiiib 
 lirbfofenb) ber ©rficlni. 4. ber ©i^alf, ©dielin, 
 ©pauopgel; (iiilige 25ogf(. .Sh4k, 
 
 3. AIhh. poor rogue, I thiak indeed she 
 loves. SaAik 
 
798 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine. f'n. Nft. move, nor, sjot, 61!, clotid. Ti\he, tub, fi'ill. t/ihu Tllh. 
 
 KOG 
 
 Rogue's yarn, [9J?(ir.] till meiger ^a-. 
 btn, 6er turd) tie Dii(t)t (ietl)ecrter taut 
 Iniift, uuB etn gctljeerter gnSeii in imgetl)ccr5 
 ten taiicn. - in spirits, 6 bet ^rflinmufin; 
 fd)enf. - in grain. 6er G-rjrd)urfe, Surcf)-- 
 trifl'fne g*r(m. To play tlie -, ^poffen 
 treibcn, Spng inrtdun. 
 
 Rogue-bouse, O fc(l5 SnAf')""^- 
 
 Ro^ue, v.n. 1. t ii» Snnbc fjEninu 
 flrndien.2. {-©rfii'tnicn--, ®pi^6u6cii:, ®d)iirj 
 fcinlreidtf nui'fufjren. 
 
 To logue away, f ()enim(lreid)en. 
 
 Ros'ite^ V. a. t ait£rd)elten; (off) 
 ^ineni fiiicii bcrben aSenueiS (jeben, ©iueni 
 ^<l^ jRnpirel lefrn. 
 
 Roguery, ro'gure, #. I.t^nS 25n 
 flnbiinffnlebcn , Cif Sonbilreidjerei. 2. tfr 
 €d)elnieMj, ©pi^bM&en:, ©cbiir(enilreid), ^ie 
 ©d)cinti'rei, ®pi(;&ubcrci. 3. bit ©d)elnierci 
 gdiiilffjeit. 
 
 RoS'uesliip, rog'siiip, I. bit Qi-. 
 fl(nid)iifteii Ob. die ^erion eiiic^ Sd)flim'n. 
 
 Your rogues hip, | ©ie, ijerr ©pilj- 
 biibf ! 
 
 Ro{^uisll, ro'gish, (ir//. 1. ({>riiinf)i> 
 *) Iflneilreidirrifd), l)friinMlrcid)en6. "2. icl)(i- 
 niifd), ("pifjbiit'irc^, fd)iirfird). 3. fdjedmrd), 
 fdi(ilf()iift, |"d)n(fii"d). 
 
 Roguish triekK, Sd)iirfenilreid)i', iSdieh 
 mnemi. - eyes. ©d)iilf^i, @d)cl»if>iiitigen. 
 A - hook . fin etivn^ frciet fciicft. 
 
 Roi^uisllly , ro'gislile, aAv. fd)e(: 
 niifd), a) fcDiirfii'd). b) |"d)olfljoft. [Iinl'i-n 
 
 To look roguishly, ©d)eIiiuMiiiiifli'n 
 
 Roj;i;°lliNlint*.S.<f , ro'gfshnes. *. 1. 
 bic (?ineiird)nfrcii fhu't. £iinfilri'id)er* ofer 
 ©pitjlnibeii, bitg f;i'riinii1rcid)pii£)e £f('tM, ^il' 
 ©d)f(nicrei , Spi^biibrrci. 2. tie ®d)iilff)iif= 
 tiflfiit, bn5 @dialfird)e. [2. fdinlfhiiir. 
 
 Rog-uy, lo'ge. adj. f I. fpiytnitird). 
 
 Rtlil, roil. (arm. brella; fr. bioiuller) 
 ». rt. 1. [,9{orfnni. u. Cfrrl. in ©nnl.) ft > 
 biird) llni|li>ren , Qliifn'ihren ^c^ €n(jc^ rnii 
 ben, tnibc nirtdjcn c^rni :c.). h) f ilonn, 
 beunriihigpn, niifn'iljren, nufn-flen. 2. [Dfrtl. 
 ill 6"iigt.] ucriuirrcM, in SSerlrflciiljeit fe^en ; 
 uiTivirffln. 
 
 Roint, rmnf, f. Aroynt. 
 
 Roi.<itf roist. ^ (arm. reustla; 
 
 R(>i.<<>ter, i6is'tiir, \ nililt'lf. brysan) 
 ». II. t Inrnirn , toOen , pi^Itctn , priil)(en. 
 Ko I sting fellow . b(X $rnl;II}an^. Ro i st- 
 ill p-c row, tie 3ie6elfrnl)e. 
 
 Roister, > . ^ 
 
 Hui»iterer, rois'turur, J ' 
 ^rltcrer, ©d)n'ier, iJBinDmndjer. 
 
 RfikeiAy, (DiTtl.J short cloak. 
 
 Ruky , roke, (f. Reek) ad\. -{• 
 ni't'flifl. Rav. 
 
 Roll, role, (rpfteli; ft. rouler) p. n. 
 l.^n^den; (down) l)LT(ib<, J)innb:, Oinunter^ 
 rpfleu. 2. i n) (with, uon) ri'Hen (uon Den 
 ajnnrn). h) rofleii (o. ben Snijren), (away) 
 abroden (u. bet 3eit). o (on) f.ifkn, (;in= 
 f.iie((if(en (fiber). 3. ruflen , fid) tonljen (I'oii 
 SaJojien K.); rrffcn, ^^6:1 bretjen (u. 5?imiuei6.- 
 rorpern ic.); fid) imilien, ([pnrjelii, folleru; (on) 
 fmri'den. 4. 1 a) Hd) lurilifii iiuie Ojrbnnfeii 
 in ber ^ni|l). b) (in) fid) iiuilje'i fimneii, 
 fdiuMiiinirn 1 iiii Cielbe jc). 5. fifl) rrdfii u>. 
 leiflc JC), lid) rrdcn l.ilfon; fid) jiiuininioiu 
 ifden. (i mif &cr 'iri'iiiuu'l iDiii'ciii, eiiuii 
 
 SBirber fd)fn(icn. 7. [TOnr.] a) rnden, frf)(ins 
 flern ( u. ©d)iffe). b) (nnf Ijoljlet ©ee) l;in 
 unb J)er getricbeii luerben. Pope. 
 
 Rolling-chair, ber SRcdillll)!. To- in 
 duty, ini Difiiile mit einniiber nbiucdjfclii. 
 To - in money, (^tlb luic ipen ^ilbi'll. What 
 diff'rent sorrows did within thee — , lueld)' 
 i>erfd)ii'b"neriliimmer beiuejite bein Onneres? 
 
 Vrov. A r o 1 1 i n g stone gatiiers no muss, 
 luer bnlb btefe^, bnib jeurt treibt, fomuit jii 
 5iid)t«. 
 
 Roll, D. a. 1. roQen, (up) Aufrt»n(n; 
 mnljcn; (away) lufgroden, n)i'(ji«ii(ien. 2. t 
 a> roHeii (bie >21iigeii). b) fortfeijen (eine 23c; 
 ivegiiiig). 3. brcl)en, iitnbreljfii, umiiuiljen. 
 4. (rodeiib fi)rtbeiuegen) rolleii (bie lUiigeii, 
 "IBrtffir; in. in, nil). 5. (rodenb, biird) Jfoden 
 Bb. ^Cnljeii bilbeii) roflen (ben leig JC); 
 a'aljen cOKetnd K. ); lunljen, feil u. eben 
 iiindii'ii (SDege 20. 6. rodon, (oiif, 11m (kv. 
 u>ii6i luirfcln, luinbcn. 7. niifiuirft'lii, nuituden. 
 
 8. eiiiiuideln , iiniiuidi'Iii, iiiinviiiben, iiiit 
 I'iiii'm aSirbrtiibe ob. eiiier 23inbe unigcben 
 (SBniiben K.). 9. (lijpogr. ] (nii»el|T einer 
 2i3ii:je) fliiftrngen (bie gnrbe). 
 
 2. b) Heavii shone and roll'd her 
 moiioiis. Mii.TON. 
 
 To roll a stone to the top of a hill, 
 etneti©tein niif bieCpiiji; eiiie^jprigtii roden. 
 
 To roll down, Ijiuabii'den. To - on. 
 fortroden. To - the sand, (-Wctddnrb.) ben 
 Jiirmranb jiibeniten , benrbeireii. Rolled 
 tobacco, ber iXods, Dft'dillt.ibaf Rolled 
 back. (iSnt.j l)in u. her gcfriimiiit ; nil btw 
 Seuen I'on niigeii iiod) iiiiumi gi'vonr; I'oii 
 ^er ©pi^e gegeii bic %<\\\i junirfgerodt. 
 Rolled inwards, (53ot J iiiid) eimuiirti ges 
 rtidt. To - one's self, fid) mnljeli. 
 
 Roll, »• 1. bnij -Xoden. 2. bie gfiifie 
 (ber Siifinnb, bo (Sriund gerodr ijl; (Snvae, 
 fn^ rodt). 3. t i A - of periods, cine 
 ■Weiige ^erioben. 4. bie 3{ode, 253<ilje. 5. 5 
 eiiie riiiiblid)e, geniiibete '')Kii(Te; (bnljer) a; 
 ber aBni(1 tu. 2i3ode 20. h) [^^rd)it. ] bie 
 djiierfe, ber ©d)iii)rfel (eiiie^©niiieiifopfei'). 
 c) ber a£DiiI|l, i?opfring. d; ber gndljMt. e; 
 tin ninbetj a5rbrd)en ; hot roil?, ijri^e 
 ■aSecffn, DU'deii. f) l25iid)biiib. J b(\.i, 3{nbj 
 d)en. g) bn6 ©rreid)l)oij (jum ^Jh-fTeu bt& 
 (iJetvnibee ic). Id (cin rniib jiirniiiuiengcboi 
 geiie^ 11. iiber eiiiaiitfr gciuirfeiree ipapjir) 
 bie SJode; J. %. A - of parchment, eilie 
 'ipergamentrpde. 6. (ilbet emniiber gciuirfi'lte 
 Diiigt) bie 9{ode ; j. 93. A - of tobacco. 
 nn« Diode 1nb,if. 7. bie aeode, b<^i aSerjeid)> 
 nip, bie Cifte. 8. (geii)bl)iil.) ?>/. Rolls, a) 
 Die Diodeii, Slften, ©d)ritten, llrfniiDen. b) bie 
 6l;ronif, 91nnnlen, 0'il;t''iid)L'r. c) bn« -Jlrd)!!), 
 Die ^niijlci, Sfigitlratiir bti iirtiijlfi()erid)t6. 
 
 9. [SllrertI).] bic ^MXt ibai 5Biid), ber a>niiD). 
 
 10. •'■' bie 3{ci()e (91biued)eiuiig ini Diciiilo; 
 Diode, ©tedniig (ciner ^pirfou). U. [■OJiiiit.] 
 Dft 2Cirbcl (niif ber IrommeD, baiS SJirbcIii 
 (mit ber ivommel). 
 
 Master of the rolls, [ ciigl. ^nnjleiges 
 rid)t] ber Urfiiiibeubeiunljrer. A -of papers, 
 eiiie 9iode ©d)rifrcit. 
 
 Roll b u 1 1 e r, ber SSutfenpccf . — call. 
 
 -calling, [^Kilit. ] ba6 SBerlcfcii , bie 
 SSerieriing. --brimstone, ber ©tnngeiu 
 rdnvi'tVi. j 
 
 Roller, ro lur. I. I. bie UioHc, iiJnijc; , 
 
 KOM 
 
 [bei 223e6ern] ber 2Beber!, ®nrnbnuiM. 1. 
 [i:i)pogr.] bie »31urtrngcmii(je. 3. (■•)J?nr.] einf 
 iXoUe, Die fiit) imi eiiie "ildjfe beiuegi, 11. fiber 
 bie «Unfcrtnue 2c. nn w\A)t\\ ©teden fnljrcn, 
 luo fie lift) fontt reiben luiirDni. 4. bie ibiiiDe, 
 ber SSerbMiib; bie 5i5inbcird)iiur, bni iUirfeU 
 bnnb. 5. (bi(jH). nnd)) ber 2Biil|l, Sopfrnig; 
 5ndf;iit. 6. Die ©tndDerfe iiiit jiuei iJiet^en. 
 7. [Drnitl).] Der Sioder, bie <))?niibelfrnl)e. 
 
 Wooden roller, ber isucbel. Garden- 
 -, bif (Snrreniunlje. 
 
 Roller-buckle, bic 3?onfd)nnne. — 
 towel . Die ipiiiiDrode. 
 
 Rolliug-, to ling, adj. rodenb. - «. 
 Dn5 9foden; (ii)pogr. ] bn* aiuftrngen bet 
 giirbe mittclil ^iJaljen. 
 
 Rolling-board, [2Dn(ftsIid)t}ieJ).] bfl« 
 9?odbret. --chair, ber Dindiluljl. -- 
 hitch, (9Jfnr.l ber fin<jeii|lert. --mills, 
 Onbiiftr.] bai iH3aijiuerf. --pin, [-Jgnilei 
 tenbncf.) bnis 9vodl)ol). --press, eiiie^reffe 
 mit 6i)liiiberii, uni (?fiua5 jti roden, ju 
 beljnen, \\\ flrerfen, Sfodpnffe; ^i;pferpre(7e. 
 --stone, ber Sfodficiu. — tackle, 
 [i))tnr.] bie ©tof'tnlje. 
 
 Roll^-liooly, r(^'iepule, «. rinc 
 Qlrt ajndipiel duobii Dcr in ein gcmiffefi 2oc(>- 
 fiideiiDe 55nd geiuiiint). 
 
 RoiiiMg^e, runi'iiiidje. t. DcrZiiniiilt, 
 Crirm, b<^i ipcrunifiid'Cii; f. Rum mage. 
 
 R<»i(ial, rniiiaui', t. i^pniiDciJ eiiie 
 9lrt jVirencr ipnlftiuDi-r. 
 
 R<»liiail, ro'iiiaii, (Int. romanus) adj. 
 I. [5llicrt(;.j rbiuircf). 2. rijiniid) (fnrl)0lir($, 
 pnpi|1i|d)). 3. ['Jlrdnr. ) roiiind), irnlifd). 
 
 Roman woniaii. bie 3C5iiieriiin. -letter, 
 bie rt)inifd)e ©d)rifr, 'ilntiqun. - catholic, 
 I. ri:>niird)=forl;oiirrt). 2. nl6 * ber ilntljolif. 
 A - nose, bie 2lMer:, $nbirt)r6nafe. 
 
 Roman, *■ 1. Dcr Dioiuer. 2. (cin 
 ^TOitglicD ber d)rii'liid)cii iiird)e im nlteiiDJom) 
 ber 9{i)mer. 3. ber iiiulplif, ^.ipift. 4. [it), 
 pogr.j bie 9liitiqiin. [3{&mer). 
 
 R o ni a II - 1 i k e , ri!>mif(^ (ivie ein ub. bie 
 
 Roiliaiice, romanse', ro'manse, 
 (fr. romance, roman; it. romanjio) «. 1. bAi 
 9(omniiifd)e , Die romniurd)c ©prnd)e. 2. 
 I'ipoef.] Die Dfom.inje. 3. [Sircrnt.] ber 3{o» 
 mnn. 4. bne ■>3Kiil)rd)fii, Die &rbtd)tniig. 
 
 Roinaiice, v. "■ ecDid)ten, lugen, 
 nnfid)iieibeii. 
 
 Roill«iIlC(?r,rnni.^ii'kur. r6'niansur, 
 «. 1. ber 9Comniii-id)fer, 9(onmni'd)veiber. 2. 
 ber 6-rDid)fcr, SiigiuT, <iliiru1)neiber. [tifd). 
 
 Roiii»iicy, roinaii'se. nd). f rumnn« 
 
 RoilltUlisill , ro nianizm , «. bie 
 Cehrrnlje Der ri!iiinrrt)i'ii iurd)e. 
 
 RoiiiaiiiNt, ru'muuist, t. ber 9{&< 
 mild) :fvntl)olii"d)i', papula-, -.Uatljolif, 5j5npi|l. 
 
 Romanize, rn mauize, V. a. 1. Im 
 tinifireii. 2. rimiiid), pnpiiln'd) niad)cu, juc 
 rinnird)sfni()o(ifd)eii .'iiligioii befel;ren. 
 
 Romanize, v. n. ronicra, ben 9i&« 
 mcr fpii'len. 
 
 Roiaian*<Il, romaiish'. s. b'xi rotn(l< 
 iiiid)e ©pr<id)e, D1I6 Dioniniiifdje (bnS im 
 iiniifon (5)nuibiiiibten in Dcr ©rfjiucii gf iprc* 
 d)i'ii niirb). 
 
 Romantic, roman'tik. (fRoman- 
 ticali odj. 1 roniiiiUjafr ( iibi'iireiicriid)j 
 ml^l^rd)elll)llff). 2. roiiuuiiifd) uuiiofiljiju^ 
 line fine I'ngc 20. 
 
The. far. fall. fat. Vh. met. Finp. fin. NA. n.Avp. niir. got, 6il. rl^iid. Ti^hc. Inh. fAll. t7/in. TUh. 799 
 
 ROM 
 
 Rotnanticnlly ) r&man't^kale. 
 •Wv. rpiii..iiiiiiti. 
 
 n<>IIIHII<irne8M, rnman'liknes. t. 
 ta(- fWi'iHiinhiifrir ; -({pnMiUirdie. 
 
 R<»H(anzOvit<?f r/>inan'zov{te . i. 
 I>li?iiirrolii.l 6fr iXiMiininoiuf. 
 
 Rome, r6iue. -f ruuiii. (fat. Roma I t. 
 
 Rorae-|>Fnny. --teot. in ^ettr'^u 
 p^t\m(\, 'iMfrr(#)flrordKii. [licft, ffltliolirdn. 
 
 Roiiiiali) in' lu* sh. adj. roniii'cf) (pni)il> 
 
 Roniixt, r^'mist. «. (er 'il>av|lli-r, 
 ^(ipiil ifinthrlif). 
 
 RoiliPf romp, (It. ramp) i. 1. ^n$ 
 j>liinipf €v'rt, 9?iin(irii, tfr flri'f'f €d)rr<. 
 2. rif Jfiitiiif , ^l1f lviI^f <iin(ir}i>(jfiie) ■5J^li^d)ell. 
 
 Roiiipv c-M rnnnoi. ftdf fimtnibnfcirn, 
 n)il^ Kill, 6iil)leii, fjeriiiHfitiifrrn, fid) Ijiiti u. 
 ^n rriecii. 
 
 Roinpish, rnmp'Uh. uiij. jlitn ^(111: 
 flfii. )u pliiniprtii (?vi'lf n"""!'- 
 
 RoinpiKlllieKM, romp'itliue*, a. 
 Mr 'Oiii<jiiiia jiiiii 9?iimifii. 
 
 Roiliptif inmp'u. } (ft. rnmpn) t. 
 
 RoiIipe«, tnmpii,^ l^ttMi.] rill 
 fltflffrrrAinrr SiKirrrii !C. 
 
 R«>Il(lenu, roirdi./(fr. ronde.-iu) «. 
 
 Ruiiilo, S >• ('^»<'] f'<^* 
 
 5?piiPi'. 2 l^porf.) 6fl« 5?oiiPo, 9{illfltIgf^id)t, 
 fcrr 9?iii0'"'''''"' 
 
 Rontlle , roii'dl, t. t rinr rtinbt 
 9)?nfT«". IXM'riilf.) in ruwft ^olbrii. 
 
 Rondure^ ron'dshure, t. *(- tai 
 5?iiii6. tn 3irfel. 
 
 Rtini;-, rniig. « prnrf. u. pp. ». Ring. 
 
 RctnioUf run'ynli. (fr. rognon) a. -t- 
 Hr trutiMirl, ^l1f birff, f'tre SBfibjbiiB. 
 
 Rout, ront, r. Runt. 
 
 R«>o<l, ruud. ri<. Rod) «. I. Orr I'irrtt 
 Ibtn ciiif« "Worfirii ?nll^r« ( = 40 «qiiare- 
 rods). 2. (Drrtl. in (F-iinl. ii. t >" ??prPani.) 
 hit 9{iirf)r (rin fniiflriuii.ig = 5 yards). 
 
 Rood) (aii(|fl<'- rode, rod) f bt\t Rrtvi, 
 itifilifltiibiie ; tai 53j|^ (Fhrtili. brr 3iiiifliriui 
 9Rnri<i II. tinti ^tiU(\tn Pb. ttt tfdl. Oi'= 
 ^<ii>iir£ ill btitxn iSritrii bt6 firoii}e«. 
 
 The holy rood-day a. [riMii. ftit(). itir({)r] 
 bit Krrii}tnflf. 
 
 Rood-loft, fiiif (fcmilfiihflflf , OiaUnit 
 111 fiiift SLirdte, ivoriii 9{flii|iiiiii u. $fili<irii: 
 bilbfr nii?nfi'fOf n'nrfii. Smar. 
 
 Ro«»r, n'of. (niiiirir. rof. Iirof) t. I. 
 bfl« Darf) (filled Sprttiiffi t(. ); bcr i^immii 
 (fiiifrftut|"d)f). ?. 1 bn# Bad), 5?iiiif. .3. bie 
 Dfrff. 4. i tai (sjfiviMbe < bf f ifimniirif). 
 5. brr CDrtiimrii. 6. (O)!!!!.) bif Jirrtr. 
 
 Pointed roof, high -, bof @(lttclbi1(f). 
 Curved -, ba« flrbncferiif D.id), 'OTitinrtr! 
 bnibnd). A hipped -, hip--, tai (jpfliiiij 
 bifd)t rnd). Klai -, tat IcrrniTfiibfld). 
 
 Roof-tile, bcr 5?ililjir(je(, Diid)jifgeJ. 
 --work, bo* Diidjiurrf (ble Dnd)iiii(i). 
 
 Rooff V. a. I. niit finein lC>a<t)t, cincr 
 Xxdt I'frfchfii , brrffii. t. iiiiter Dad) briii« 
 0rii. 3. i bcrttrn, in ®d)ii(; britioeii. Shak. 
 
 Roofed. brbad)t. 
 
 HooriiifCf rimr'ng, t. bie t)n(^ma> 
 tfri.ilii'M, -W.urrirtiirii jii ciiitiii Dndje. 
 
 |l4»«»ri<*flM, roi'illes. adj. I. rein I>i1(f) 
 I nbfitP, iiiibi'Prrf r, ohiir fnd). 2. luebcr Dad) 
 tii-di I^'idi h.ibr.ib, iiiiiifrdjuiiif. 
 
 IXooT) ) [('x'li'e. uiij. i)ad)er Pb. t)e(fcti 
 
 uoo 
 
 ^nbenb, (\tiedt. bfbad)t. 
 
 Rook, ruuk, camirir. hroc) «. l. [Or 
 iiirl).] tie Sartrrr.il)e ; (aiid)t 95Mii:, OJIiiiiDel 
 fmhf. 2. t ber fflaiiiier, aSetnlfler. 
 
 Roolc, (tc. rocco) «. l^c^iic^fp.] ber 
 ihurm, 9{od)e. 
 
 Ro(»k, V. a. I. brtrugeii. 2. r. refl 
 fid) fvurfrii, fid) biirfcii. Shak. - v. n. brtru 
 (jrii, ihl)irti, rniibtii. 
 
 Rookery, ruuk'ur^, «. l. tai Rra-- 
 Ijriiflrtiiile. 2. e bii6 ipiirfiil)nti«. li»i>l)iit 
 
 Rof>lty, louk'e, adj. vow £rnl)eit bt 
 
 Room, ruuni, (Otioclf. rum; biiii. ii 
 i'd)n). rum; i^pli. ruiuii t. 1. brr 9{iitiiii, '>)>iiin 
 2. ber ^$1.19 (till bejireiijrer Il)eil be« Siiiii 
 iiir*; em beilimmter iheil td 9fiiiiiiie« nut 
 eitirr 'S^adyt. bie riii :Di<ig eniiiiiinnt. eiih 
 uiljmeii iVd). 3. 1 bie ©eicflciiljeit, 25craii: 
 M()iiii<). btr "iliila^. 4. bie Srelle, @tatt, ber 
 "iMiin; ). !&. Ill ihe room of aiioilier, ail 
 bie ^irtle eiiie* 'llMbfrii. 5. « ber ^la^, bir 
 Strllf, bn* i!lmt. 6. Pa« Snimifr. bie *£tubf ; 
 [•War. I bie jiainmet, ber 9iaiini. 7. • bie 
 Si'flf (ill lljeattrii). 
 
 Tc make room, $lo(| inac^eil. To give 
 -, I. aii6 bem SaSifle fleljcit. 2. i (to) Qrimm 
 (SJelrflfiilitit, >2liilaM fli'beii. It leaves no - 
 10 reliect on.., iiiflii t)iit Fciiie Oiclegtul^ru, 
 Tiber ... iinrtniibcnfen. There it no — for 
 rrpentnnce, hope, pardon. i)ierg.bt e^^ild);^ 
 ill bireiieii, e* i|l •Jfid)t« iii l)offeii, l)ier i|l 
 feiMr (Siiabe iit rrivarrcii. la this case tlirre 
 is no room for doubt, or argument, in bie: 
 fern g^olle fiiib 3iu«if-l uniiilarilfl, in^t fid) 
 liid)t |lr\tteil. Tlius iliere will be do - lelt 
 for complaints, alj't) ivirb iimii fid) fiber 
 ^i(btb ill brriageii l^abeti. The eager purkuit 
 of wealili leaves litile — for serious re 
 flection. Seute, bie bem 9?rid)ii)iiiii au£ iiltcii 
 iiratteii iind)iatK<i. fi>niieii eriiftern Qiebaiifeii 
 lllir ivellio 9i>1llin ijebeil. Fresh men came 
 ill iheir -, frud)* Seiite iial)iiifii iljrcii iJJlai,; 
 till. In the next -. ini ??cbeiiiinimer. Din- 
 ing--, bns (r6}iiiimer, ber SpeiiVfaal. 
 Drawing--, bii* Were!l|d)iiir*iiiiiiiier. 
 .Silting--, bie 5aji>l)nniibe, bn^ 2iJol)iiiim> 
 mer. Bread -, ( 'Mitir. J bie ^Jrobfammer. 
 .Steward's-, (-War.) bie ajottlrrie. Sail- 
 -. (OJrar.JbieSfflrirpje. Killing--, [-War.) 
 ber Difliiiii, lUP Me ^surpiieii griii.'lt lurrbeii. 
 -s and spaces, ['War.] bie (^acfeii iivii'djeii 
 brit Spiiinirii. 
 
 R«»oiii, p. n. raiif lliiirrrlitateii) mvl)> 
 neii, frill, rm Sioiiiiir eiuiirt)iiieii, nine tiabeii. 
 
 G. O. rooms at No. 7. 
 
 Rooilllkf;** , ruom'idje , «. t brr 
 3{iiiiui. 'X^U^r,, flic (iirliiB. 
 
 R(»4»iii«r, lui'imur, «. fin Qd}\ff iiiit 
 flri'grii 9{aiiiiuii. 
 
 Roomful, room' fill, aiU- veU i*Dii 
 3iiiiiiiirii, jiHimer:, ftiibnircKft. 
 
 RooiiiiiiCiKN, ruum'eues, 1. bie (Sd 
 raiimiflfcit, 9{iiimilid)feit. 
 
 Roomtli, ruumt/i, «. f brr $(ii(j, 
 Sinimi. — Room thy, adj. f gcraiiiiiifl. 
 
 Room}', ruuiu'e, adj. raiiiiiig, raiini> 
 lid), nrraiiniia- 
 
 Rooil, [Orrtf] a shred. 
 
 Hoop, rt'.op. *. [Orrtl.J bit ^eifcrfeit. 
 
 R4»0|>it, (rd)i'rr.) hoarse. j 
 
 R4»<»««e,/ (Oi-rrl.) to praise, to 
 
 ItllNe, 5 com mend, to extol. { 
 
 I Ro«»Ki, r'lost, (nnorif hrost; ^ofl. 
 roest) *, bie >pul)ucrilaiige , 9luf|u>|laiige, 
 jpilliiifrileifle. 
 
 To be at roost. fd)Iaf«ii, |"d)lafeiib fi^m. 
 
 Roost, V. n. I. niifnijfn, fit^fii, fii>fiib 
 fd>lafeii (I). iBogelii). 2. | «)ol;ticii, fid) aiif» 
 Ijoltfii, (jaiiiVii. 
 
 Rooster, loos'tur. *. ba« -7Kaiiiic<)en 
 be# .'C>«iiifl)nhii5. bir >?.ihii. 
 
 Root, ruui, (ban. rod; rd)iu. rot; (of, 
 radix) «. I. I'Sbf.) bif 2i3iirirl 2. t a) bit 
 "lOurjfl.Qiieflf, berllrfpriinii. b) berStamiu; 
 Staiiimi'atfr. c) f bir giig (riiie^ ^crgc«). 
 d)^btr*Jlb(]riiiib(beri>ii/lf). Mii.Ton. 3. (tine 
 -^flanie, iin>iu>n SGiirjol eubar ob. ber iiutj* 
 lid)|le Iliril i(l) bie iajiirjef. 4. (ber Hjeit 
 eiiie* Dinged, ber in ajfjitljiiiig mif ben 
 'HSiid)* ben <!Ciirielii einer ^ff'^'lt o()iili((> 
 1)1) bie ilCiirjrl, i- 55. ihe roots of teeth, 
 nails. Iiair. bie 3'il)>i-, ^laijelj, ipaariuiirjelii. 
 5. ( bie Wiftel )ii ii>ad)reii ) bie <ajiir»el- 6. 
 ( ')lritl). II. ailiKlT- ] 6ir 'a5iirjrl; i. ©. the 
 square-, bie Qliabrotiuiiriel; the cubic —. bie 
 iCnbifi, 2DrirfliuurifI . bie T:Giirirl) i()l, Sut 
 hifjal)!. 7. ( e-tvm. ) bie ^ajiirjcl , SEiirjel., 
 ©ramiitftlbr. 8. [ (i)raiiiin. ) ba« (gtamm., 
 (iJrnubmort. 9. (OKufJ ber (yruiibtcn. 
 5. He has no root in himsril. er fiat \U<1)t 
 ^iirjel in ihni ( b. I), fcineii $uben , in 
 bem bie OJnabe gebeifjen fann). Biate. 
 
 To take root, to strike ^ SBiirjCl fd)la« 
 (len pb. faffen. i»iir}elii, eiiiii'iirjilii. To take 
 true -, i feile 'iOiirjel fnJTen. To take deep 
 -, ; 11. i tief wnrjelM, tufe >IBiirie(n fd)lii» 
 gen. That love took deepest -, whicii etc., 
 jeiie Siebe miirielte am tiriilen. bit jc. 
 
 [^Pt.] Root of scarcity, bie Di(fru6e, 
 Dirfiuiiriel. - of the Pliilippines, bie penu 
 anifd)e (5)ifrnMir$i'l , JvPiitrajeri'rt. — of Vir- 
 ginia, tine 'i!(rc J^arrcffi-ln. 
 
 Root- bound, eiiiiji'iuiirjrft. --built, 
 ppii ^Oiirjfln evbaiiet. --Iiouse, eiii ^aii« 
 au< 'JUiirjfIn (erbanet). --leaf, [SJor.] 
 bai ^iir}rlblatr; pi. Root- 1 eaves, bie 
 ^iirji'lbrut. --peduncle. [23pt.] tin All* 
 ber 'JCiirjel ciitileljoiiber ^Iiimniilicf. 
 
 Root, B. n I. f ivnrjdii, SHJuriefti 
 fd)lii(jin. 2. i <!DiirjeI faffeii. 
 
 To root deeper, tiffere 33iiru(n t'cftfafjen. 
 To take deep rooting, t tiefe SlUiiricitti 
 I'djlagen. To - in, eiinuiirieln. 
 
 Root, V. a. 1. )vnr;i'ln maditn; (mtU 
 Ht»6) pi> Rooted, riiiaiiuiiririr. 2. 1 (in) 
 eiiipragcn (iu'fi j^crj, in'S (SJeniiitlj). 
 
 Tiiey have so rooted tliemselvei lAj 
 the opinions of Iheir party, bie "WcinilligrH 
 il)rer "ipartei l;abcii bei il;ncn fu tiefe SSSuriel 
 grfafit. 
 
 Root, (nngclf. wrot; fjpfl. wroeten; 
 renten) v. a. I. rpben, rcntcii, niifiou()leii, 
 timivfif)lcn ; (out) au^gdren, nufrpbcn; (up) 
 fliifireigen, niifrrtten. 2. i (out) utrtilgen, 
 nu*rptten; (up) jerilprrii, i'ernid)ten. 
 
 To root from one's heart, <tu5 belli 
 ^ericn rciSm. 
 
 Rof»t, V. n. luiliiien (ipir ©£|)>»eiiie) ; 
 [Sajafbiiifpr.] brfdicii. 
 
 Rooting, ['JUaibinfpr.] iai (Srbre.te. 
 
 Rootedly, ruuicdlc. ado. ticf, PPII 
 (Sriinb ails; ciihiriiiiirii'ir, ilarf, feil. 
 
 R(»oter, roi'Mur. «. ber 93iTri(ger, 
 
 Rootlet, luui'lci. J. bie ^luieifarev. 
 
goo Fate, far, fall, fat. Me. iiieJ. Tiiip. fin. N6. move, i)6r, uot, oil. cloud. Ti'ibe, tub, full, t/iin, THis. 
 
 KUO 
 
 Rooty, root'4, adj. luurjetig, rourjer< 
 tti<f>, voUn SBiirjelii. 
 
 RupaliC, ropalik. (gr. rhopalon) 
 mdj. feulfbrmia, fiiiittelformifl; [ipoef-J ri); 
 
 palif*. 
 
 Rope« rope, (nngcir. rap; fd)i». rep; 
 bmi. reeb; 11). rliaf; it. ropa ) *. 1. bai 
 ©ei(, ter ©rrirf; tie ©rt)iuir; ['War.] 6(i« 
 tan, ter 9{rif. 2. (of) tie Schiiiir, t>ai 23ii> 
 Wl (3miebtU\ ic). 3. (nngeir. roppas) pi. 
 Ropes, ba6 fflffd)cibe (0t■^arm bi'r 25&nel). 
 Q. bet ©erfcr (tie 5?iil|eii ber nii^gcprepteii 
 trnuben). 
 
 Tlie ropes of a ship, bn« touiucrf. 
 Cable - laid -. CTOnr.] ein trtbdiueife gei"d)lii! 
 (jcne^ Xnii. Halser-laid -, eiii tro^iueife gc: 
 '■d)(rtgcneg tnii. - of two strands, ciii ges 
 'cf)IngE>ie« Inil.^ En tering-ropex, bic 
 gflntiiiie, Sndrci'fe. To make rope», ©eile 
 breheu. 
 
 To give any one rope enough, ( G'iiien 
 fleiuni)rfii (nffeii, fdjalten taiTcn. To be upon 
 Db. on tlie high -, (Icljiten, fid) Oi'lJ ^ctraj 
 (jeii, grog t^un. 
 
 ProD. Rope of sand, eiii fc^mndje^ 93niib. 
 Name not a — in his house tliat hanged 
 Aimself. uoii geivifieii 5i'()lfni muf) iiinii in 
 ©egeinuiirt bcrcr, bie batiiit bcl}aitet finb, 
 nid)t fprcdjcii. 
 
 Rope-band, [^iir.] bn6 3?na6nnb. — 
 bears. *. pi. i>ii ^u^mnttm, 3ottfImnrtcn 
 i>ott altni ©tricfeit. - dancer, ber ©eilj 
 tniijer. --gin, tiiit eiiiem ©rricte iimgur> 
 {et_ — -ladde r. bie©rrirfltiter. — -maKer, 
 ber ©eiriT, [^JJar.] bet 9{ivp», 9{rifrd)(iiger; 
 — 's end. ['OJfar. ) bnfi ipuiiCeiieubf eiiiei? Xniie^ ; 
 Prov. O To play the -maker, bCII ltrel)6> 
 (jnng gifjeii, jurrirfiueid)eii. --mats, f. -- 
 bears, --ripe, a) adj. jiim ©tncfe Ob. 
 ©iiliien reif. h) t ber Wnigciiflricf. --top, 
 [■ON.ir.] bie Cfhre, bni' ipoofb. — trick, 
 bet ffliilgcn., ©d)urfeii|lreiri). --walk, — 
 yard, bic ©eilcrl'iihii, hWnt.] bie ii{eifer>, 
 9{ceperbcl)U. -weed, [ 35ot. ] bie »Hcfct>, 
 gelMuinbe. --yarn, bii5 ivabelgatn. 
 
 Rope, V. n. (fic^ in) %ate» |ici;en (u. 
 ©in^p !c ), fli'bfig fi'in. 
 
 R(»per, ro'pur. *. ber ©eifcr. 
 
 Ropery, rope'uie, t. I. bie ©ei(cr> 
 tflhu, [-Wrnr.] bie 3{fiferbnl)H. 2. bex ©d)iiri 
 feR ,®rf)rlmen-,0)nlgfiii1rcid), bie©d)eliiifrci. 
 
 Ropiiies.s,ro'peiies.«.bie^li6rigfett. 
 
 Ropy, ro'pe, adj. fiebrig. 
 
 Ruquelaiir, rokeior, (fr. "US.) t. 
 bet 9{i'iiiie(niir, 9{ei|"eroct, 9{cit«, 9{ei|e', 9iei 
 flftimnnter (iTir Wiiuiier). 
 
 Roral, ro'ral, (u. (nt. ros) adj. tf)atiig, 
 tttfjnuct, K)iiii..., nii6 X^m\ beileljcnb. 
 
 RoratiOU, roril'shun, ». t bai 
 iljniipii. [betfjauet, feiic^t. 
 
 Rorid, lo'rid. adj. tl}auig. iljnii..., 
 
 RoriTferOUM, roril'fcrus, (0. mt. 
 ros n. fero) adj. ll)nti briiigenb, li)ati eri 
 leiigeub. It f()iiutr*efenb. 
 
 Rorif luent, r^riftluent, (Int.) adj. 
 
 Ro.saceOUCi, ro^i'shus, Uitt.) adj. 
 rcfeimrtig. 
 
 Rosary, rA'zari, (fnt. rosarium) t. 
 I. b<\6 9{oi'f nbier , b«* 9{i'icngnrrfn. 2. f. 
 chap let. 3. [rom. fat^j. i?ird)c] ber 9{o. 
 fltiifranv 
 
 R^»»a8ic,ro^a^'lk,arf/. -acid.[(ri)em.J 
 
 ROS 
 
 eine ©niire, bie tiinii nii5 bcm llrin ber tnit 
 iiitetinittirtiibeii ii. Steruciifte&ctn 6el)rtftettn 
 ^Petfoneii etijiilt. 
 
 Ro.«cid, ros'sid, (Int.) adj f t(;aiiig, 
 5.f)iiii entljnltenb ob. bntniifi befleljciib. 
 
 Rose, roze, (Int. rosa; ft. rose) «. 1. 
 [ aSot. J bie Sfofe. 2. etiun* Jiofciinrtige^ ; 
 (bal)er) a) lie Jiofctte, bAi 9?&6(^eii„ bie 
 ■SrtiibtDi'e (niif ©(^u(;eii jc ). b> bie SBniufe 
 (nil 0)iegf(\iiiieii). 
 
 The greater- English apple-bearing rose, 
 bie englifc^e rnud)e ^i\>\e. The dwarf wild 
 Burnet leaved -, bie iueid)l)niinge ^io\t. The 
 striped Scotcli -, bie I'djottifdje Jtofe. Oil 
 of -», bail 9{ofeiiBl. Honey of -s. ber 9{o> 
 feiil)onig. -of Jeilcho, [^5ot.] bic ^ericfto; 
 rofe. Under the -, ([ uiiiet bet 9{ore, miter 
 11115, im SSerttiiuen. 
 
 Prov. No r o s e without a thorn, feine 9{ofc 
 Dl)iie Boriien. 
 
 Rose-bay, --laurel, bie SorDecrtcfe, 
 betDienuber; dwarf rose- bay, ber9{oreii» 
 lorbecr (Rhododendron), —-bud, bie 9{o> 
 fenfiioepe. --bush, ber 9?ofeni'lrnucft, 9{i>» 
 I'eiiitort. --cake, ber 9iorciifiid)eii, bai 
 3?LM"eii6rob. --campion, [33ot J ber^inbeii; 
 unibtllated — , bie OuP'tcr^blume. --chaf- 
 fer, ber 9{i)ren', ©olbfiifer. — chestnut, 
 Indian -, bie ila|l(iiiieiirofe, Itntlmueiij 
 eid)e. — copper, bn6 9{orciifiipfer (feiiie 
 S'lipfer). —-diamond, ber 9vi>reiiflcin , bie 
 9{oi"ctte. --gall, ber 9io|"ciinpfel , 9?o|'ens 
 fd)iuiinim. -- gar lick, ber 9{orciilniid). — 
 knot, [•OJJiir.] ber turf ifc^je A'nopf. --lake, 
 bet 9?oreiiIa(f. --laurel, f. --bay. — 
 lupine, [5Sot. ] bie I}n(itige 2J3oIf6bDbne. 
 --mallow, bie 9{Dfenpiippel , 9{ui"eiimali'e. 
 -mary, [!Bot.] bet 9{of^limtill. --noble, 
 '[•WfiiiiW.] bet 9fofeiinD6el (= 6 ©f)i(|. 8 d. 
 i)b. und) JoHNsoK 16 ©l)if|.). --quartz, 
 ['Xiiiiieriilg.] ber 9?i.Men», Wihtqunrj. -- 
 root, (250t.] bnS 5p.iii6lniib. — stone, 
 btx 9{D|"eii|lciii CJItt 2)iiiiniileiii). --rlne- 
 g a r , ber 9{orciK|Titl. - - w a t e r, bn« ^mW' 
 luiifier. —-water-pear, bie 9{o|eiibini. 
 — wood, bai 9Ji>fcnl)0li. 
 
 Rose, pruet. u. Rise. [9{ortitt. 
 
 Ro»ie, 1 [SBciberii j 9{tiie, 9{i>v»1)tii, 
 
 Roseal, rozlieai. ndj. rofid)t. 
 
 Roseate, ro'^lieat, adj. I. roftg 
 (tofeiifntbcii, bluljeiib). 2. tofig. tofeiitcid). 
 
 Roseate bowers. 9{l'rrilliUlbru. 
 
 Roseil, roid, ailj- toi'tiitutl), rofeii. 
 fntt-ig, n^reiirorl) grftirbt. 
 
 Roset, ro'2.et. (fr. rosette) «. 1. b\\i 
 9{oKnrorl). 2. bn* 9{i''fd)eu, bie DCi'ietre. 3. 
 ['Will. I bic totl)lid)e ^eibe. 
 
 RosettlES, ro/et'taz. *. pi. bllllte, 
 finrfe, ileifc ii. gimijeiibr 1i3i>lliloffc niif ilt' 
 Iciiiitt, niit einflciuitfreii 23lumeii, ©itcifeu 
 Ob. ©pi^en. 
 
 RosiCrUCian, rozckruu'zhan. (hu, 
 ros II. crux) a. |91ld).] bcr 9{iMViifreiijrt. 
 
 Rosicruciaii, aHj ^n ben dio\eu> 
 fteii)i'tn geljorig. 
 
 Rosier, rA'zhur, (ft. 5B.) »• f I. 
 bet 9{pfeiiilo(f. 2. bni 9toreiigcbi'irrt>, 9(ofeiirl)al. 
 
 Rosin, roz'zin, (flntt resin) *. 1. bn« 
 .<5)nrj ; liard -. bni ®eigciil)nr», lvolppl;oiuiiiii. 
 2. bn* ^iirj, Wiinimi. 
 
 Rosin, c. rt. niit OVigeiiljnrj beilrei. 
 <t>eu. Rosiued, ^nrjig. 
 
 ROT 
 
 Rosiness, ro'zenls, t. bit roftge, 
 
 rofeiirotl;e SBcrc^affeiifjeit, 3ii)fenfart>e, roietn 
 rot(;e Sarbe. 
 
 Rosiny, roz'itne, adj. ^orjid)t. 
 
 RoslautI, rus'land, (m. rhos) t. bat 
 ^}?oor>, ©umpflaiib, ber fiimpnge ®ruiib, 
 bai 5?eibelaiib. 
 
 Rospo, ros'po, I. [5(^)tf)pDj.] ein Jifctj 
 in ^5)?f.rifo (»]lrt 'TOeernblet). 
 
 Ross, ros, (®rniie?) #. [>7?orbiim.] be» 
 tnulje, fi1)iippid)te ©toff nuf ber DbwfliitJjt 
 ber 9?iiibe gfioiffer SBniinie. 
 
 Rossaua, rossan'a, (fr. rosanne) «. 
 ber grrge ©ofraiipfiri'if^. 
 
 Rossel, ros'sii, t. f ber Tocfere S9d< 
 ben, bie iueid)e, locfere (S-tbe. 
 
 Rosseliy, ros'siiie , arf/. f li'rfer, 
 leid)t, a[[i Uirfetem SBobeii ob. nii6 iueu1)ir, 
 iDcfetft 6-rbe beileijeiib. [iiiniiS nii6 ictiinte. 
 
 Rosset, ros'sei. *. bie gr^Be Slebtr. 
 
 Rossifl^nol, ros'signol, (ft. -I'i.j s. 
 bie 9?nd)tign(l. Asiat. Rt.'i. 
 
 Rostel, ros'tli, (Int.) *. [-i^ct.j taS 
 ©(^iiiibelcftcii (nil eiueni iteinit). 
 
 Roster, ros'tur, *. (■OJiiiit.J bie Ct« 
 boiiniijtnbelle; ('JJiafJad^iifern} in •?i*iH-biiiii.] 
 bn6 95ctjeid)iiig bit bien|lrl;iieiibeii Dffijiete 
 einet ©irifton k., bie Drboiiniijliile. 
 
 Rostral, ros'tral, (p. liU. ro^trum' 
 adj, I. fc^imbelnttig, beiii ©il)iff»rd)iiaDel 
 nljiilicf). 2. jum ©d)iinbelgel)6tig,©d)iiabcl... 
 
 Rostrate, rostrate, ( adj. 
 
 Rostrated, ros'traied, ^1. [^01.] 
 fc^iinbclfotmig, imc^ obeii geftiimmt. 2. iiiit 
 (©(^iff£.-) ©d)iiabe(n gejit-tj, gefiljuiibclt. 
 
 Rostrum, ros'trOm. (Int. '^.j «. 
 1. bcr ©djnnbvi (einefi 2Si>gely). 2. bet 
 @d)iff*r(<)iKibeI. 3. [n(t. 9?omj bie 9{ebuet» 
 bii!)iie. 4. [Dcilifl.J bet ©d)iiabil (nil eiiiciii 
 SBteiinfolbeii). 5. [6l;ir.J bie ©d>iiabelv 
 SaSiinE'jniige. 
 
 Rosy, ro'ze, (P. rose) adj. I. ri'fig, 
 rofeiirotlj. 2. roi'ic^t, mid) ilrt eiiiet Jivft 
 get)ind)t. [ipniigeii. 
 
 Rosy cheeks, fofige SSJniigcii , 9{oieiiJ 
 
 Rosy-bosomed. jn)ifd)cii 9{i)ren per* 
 flerft. --colored.rofeiifiitbcii. — -cro wu- 
 ed. toreiibcfrniijr. --red. riMViitotf). 
 
 Rosy, «. [^IDcibftii.] 9i6i'd)er. 
 
 Rot, rot, (aiigdi. rotinn; ». n. failletl, 
 petfniilcii, perau'feii, oetiiiobetii. 
 
 To rot in a jail, in rincm (55efnngiiiff« 
 pctfaiilcii (iiid)t luicbet iPSfoiimieni. 
 
 Rot, V. a. I. fniilen madden, fniil ukh 
 djeu , ill ijiiiilnig btiiigen. 2. f t jfitigen 
 (bfii ©d)iuipfeii), liJiVn (ben ^utlen). 
 
 Rot, t. 1. bie $aiile, (^miini§, <Bcri 
 ipffiiiig , 95etmobctiing. 2. bie (Cuiigeuo 
 giiuie (.bet ©d)nfe). 
 
 Dry rot, b:t ttorfenf %a\lU (ill! $Dl}f). 
 
 Rot, *. - ober white -, [?5of.J bcr 
 SajuiKtiiiibel. Red -, bai Ciiffi'lftiuit. 
 
 Rota, ro'ta, (Int. '2B.) «. I. (bai 
 ^fruiibengcti'<)t jii 9{pm) bie Ofcta. 2. (eugf. 
 &e\d).] ein pplirifdjer Rlub ju ben 3fitcn 
 ^nrI5 I., ber petinittclil eiitf* gettgeltei 
 93ennitciiiPfd)rfie cine g(fid)e 9irgietuiig t)ttt 
 beifultreii |ii finiiien glniibtt. 
 
 Rotaiite, rA'talite, *. (<J?aturfl.] 
 flfn()iigiT ?iii|Vii|lciii ob. S|5fennigiTfin. 
 
 R4»tary, ro laii. udj. rrdfenb. ^4 
 btcl)iiib. - miitiou, bit iJreubciU'giitig. 
 
FAtP. f'.r. fall. fal. Mp. met. Fine. fin. ^L in6vp. t«r. jftf. «il, riAiU. Ti'ibe. tfth. fAll, t/^in. THi»- 801 
 
 HOT 
 
 Rotate, ro'tite, adi. [Sot.] rA^< 
 fi^rn^ll]. (ertht , iimliiiiffii&. 
 
 n<>tat(*d, ri'tited. adj. fftruw,\e^ 
 
 RututiuU) rota'sliun. (lat.) «■ I. 
 (Wfrt). , 'Jpt't))".) Die Um^rel1lIllg, Sreifmiii. 
 9li*renrrirl)iiM(i, 9{i>tfltion, Per Umlaiif. 2. t 
 a) ffT *it5fd)iVI, t>i« lititjt, 'Jlbwrdjcliiiifl. b. 
 tfr (flirfoflte, bftlimmtf) 93eiimtfiiwrd)Kl. 
 ej leaiiMuirtljrrt).! ttr "IDttbuI iiii aiiibnii, 
 ill ttr fiiildir. tit £iiltun>eninDcriiii(], ^rr 
 iluitiiruH(t)iVl. Irofiff. 
 
 By rotation, nnrt) ^ct 9Jtif)«, lueAiel*: 
 
 Il(»tative, ri'iaiiv, adj. fid) Crirl}eu», 
 frl■lU•ll^, An id.. . 
 
 Rotatu • plane, r&ii'ti -plinc. 
 adj. [5Ji'r.| ratfi'rmig:pliitt. 
 
 Rotator, loia'iiir, «. tn , tit, ta^ 
 C5-t)vrt* l>eriiiiitrfl)t; I^Tiiot.] btr Um&reljfr: 
 (tn/) a) Dtr ®d)niM£>rf^fr. b) itt iieb-. 
 aiinflniii^ffl. 
 
 Rotatory, rhiituri, adj. I. trti: 
 itnt, fi<<) trti)t\\b, fi<t in fiiifiii Itrfift be- 
 njfflciift, 5trfi«... 2. j out eiiiniiper fiMfltiiD. 
 
 Rf»te, loie, ()ii|(itiimeiigc|. v. w. erwilii 
 f. "^ t\e frier, Drfhfliiiiper. 
 
 R(»te, (lAt. rola; ft- rouiine) «. bi« 
 Ikbiiiifl , 9U>iitiiie. 
 
 By rote, (MoO biir<4 llebiiiiii , ^llrd) 
 9<i'iifiiie, Mi'6 nii6 Uebuiifl ; nufivriiPiiV 
 
 Rote, V. a. 1. t buret) blLge tUbiiiig 
 nitrti.iiiifrt) Ifriieii difteu ; aii# G-rtnljriiiii] Ux. 
 n.ii 2. t nii^ Onii Wfbfl<f)tiiiiTe luieberinMen. 
 
 Rt»te, e. n. -t ber 9{eil)e iindy nu^tre- 
 trii (iiiid riiieni 9(nite). 
 
 R<»tlier-beaMt«, roTH ur-ii^i«ii. 
 (niitVH'. Iiiyilier) « pi bn* 9(iiiM«iel), $i>rii. 
 pirh. 
 
 Rotlier-nailn, roTH'urnAli, (v. 
 rii'i<ipi-iii4iUi t. pi. |'))fnr.l bie !J?ubrnVifer. 
 
 R«»tliorfite, roiAoliiie, «. |0)?iii<:' 
 rni.vi rer 9(ori)rrnt. 
 
 Rotlier-Koll, rnTH'ur-toIl. «. ber 
 diii'irr, Diiiiii ber $i>riu'iel)«. 
 
 R<»toco, lA'inkA. «. ein ntorgentaii' 
 birdif* 0>eu'id)t i>oii 5 ipib. 
 
 R«>tten, roi'tn, (fdtm. rultem adj 
 1. .1) urrfiiiilt, f.iiil. b) niibrud)ig. c> wiirm. 
 (li<l)i<l. d) fniil, rtiiifenb. e) eitrrig. 2. t »' 
 KrbPrben , frf)liiiini. b) iiiebertrfltfttig. o 
 wiirni|li(t)in. 3. be|'d)abi(]t , Derberbt. 
 
 A man roften at the core, 'tin TOeiii'd). 
 Ht eiii uerborbfiiff ^er^ hnt. My congli i* 
 ■ot yet -, iiieiii ipuileii (jnt fid; iu>d) iiii1)t 
 0el&<t. 
 
 Rctten-itone, ber Iriped (leiii;. 
 
 Rotten, IDertl.] rat. 
 
 RotteillieSN, roltnne*, *. I. bie 
 9atile, ^lUiliiig; Uiibrii(<)iareit. 2. i bie 
 Berberbfljeit , 9Sfrbor6en()eit. [ftiiierd)ftbe. 
 
 Rotula, roi't«liula, (I.X. l^llliU.] bie 
 
 R<»tuil(l, ritund', (I.) adj. 1. ruilb, 
 Ihflrl!, frei^t'ormifl. Wiinb ... 2. [^ot. 1 niiib. 
 
 Rotun<liroliouS,roiuiidelA'leui. 
 mif. (3?ot ] rMll^6lntlerilt. 
 
 RotiiiKlity, riStiiiid eie. «. bie 
 KuMbe, 7{iiiibe, 9{iinbl)rit, 9iiiiibiiiig. 
 
 R«»tuil<lo, r^tiindo, t. I'ilrdsit.] 
 t«i 9{iinbnft>rtiibe, bie 9?oniiibf. (OrKnii. 
 
 R«»IICOU, rou'kuu. t. [fynttOtt] Crr 
 RoHIpe, rtmzli. (fr. ^.) adj. riUI). 
 
 RoMK^e , *. bat 9iorl), pie rott;e 
 (Bdjiiiiiife. 
 
 Lngl. ■ deuUch. Worttrbueh. i. 
 
 IIOU 
 
 ' Rouire, r. It. 9ioth fliiftrgen, ft;!) 
 rd)iiuiifcii. - B. a. i"(l)iiiiiifen. 
 
 Roufflt, ruf. (iinneir. hreog. hreoh. 
 hrug. rcoli , nig. ruli, lire*, hreo*; tjoU. 
 riiig) adj. I. ? Miih (Uret, Iiict) ic.) ; rniil), 
 fletnui, vvIUt ©niiiiveii ; tiiibfljiuien. 2. t 
 a) iiiifleflum cJKeer;. b) rniil) iO)iiiilfi. c> 
 tftrb, roiih c23Beiii). d> niiil), Oiirtiiird) ( Jnij). 
 e; riiul), ret grob, b.inrt) (< jrrb griU'e 
 3ii.if ^flbeffl , iiiit gri'ben Sfigeu g ) Ijiirr 
 (iSitreib.ut). h) Ijiiri, rtreiig oiUorte ic). 
 ii heftig cMfittrl). j) fiird)ib.tr, gct.iljrlid), 
 iuTcbtcrUd). Shak. k) t I'tnltrt. 1 7- rrl), 
 grob ((5-iinuiirf jo. ni) migif.iljr ciJerfct) 
 iiiiiig U.I. •^. ri'l) (nirt)i geritliffcii). 4 rniid). 
 
 A rougU «ea. [ >))iiir. ] eiiie ItnipiVe. 
 To be - with any one. ^ilieilt I'ehr grob 
 vb. biirfrf) begegiien. A - balance, (j^niibel] 
 riiie Tct)t Jbilrtiij . ber iiiigi'riil)re Soico. - 
 ealeiilalion, bcr ll>'berrctiliig. To ni.ike a - 
 calculation, eineii llebrrri't)liig iiiiict)eii, fiber: 
 iitliigen. 
 
 Rough -bindweed. [^Ot.] bit @rrct) 
 ivillbe. --footed, riilK^lflHig. — -leav 
 • d . l<8ot.lr<\til)birtiterig. — legged.r.iiiil) 
 Mifiig, riiiid)e ^it^t l^iibeiib. --umtic, bie 
 Aai^eniniifif , bi\* Cl)>iriiMri. --rider, I. 
 e-iiier, ber eiii iuilbe< 'i^ierb jiirriift. 2 
 i'JJfilit.j em brill i3ereiter beigegebriirr llii 
 teri'ini'T- --»liod. init gerrt)iirfrcii (yiieii 
 peiVDhigeii (i>. ^lerteii jo. — tree, l'))?iir.l 
 cm niiil^rr, iiiibel)niieiier OTflil. 
 
 Rttuirli, «. ' bdi tirirmii'(f)r, raiihi- 
 iHirtfrr. Irict)rrii t^Jfcrbe). 
 
 Houtfli, r. a. [9{rirr.J iiiretirii, nb: 
 
 Routjll-caxt, riilkaoi . c. a 1. 
 ant eiiie Tvt)t 'Jlrr bilbeii. 2. l ©tiuii* eiir. 
 ivcrr'eii, ben rnVn G'tiriuiirf mn(f)eii. 3. mit 
 grobeiii 'JRi'rtel, grob beiuerfrii OJfrtiieru lo. 
 - adj. mit grpbfiu 'W&rtel beiuorfen. 
 
 Rougli-caNt,*. I.(0}?iutr. j berrniii)e 
 •Muu'iirt, eiiie -ilrt groben aii >Jliiiviirf bie^ 
 iiciibeii 'Wtrtrl*. 2. l ber tot)t , grobe Qnti 
 IV mf. 
 
 Roufch-draug-lit , rufdraft. «. 
 ber erile, Tot)t (fiinuiirt, bie tofijj', bo* 
 JRoniept. (eiinuerfeii, iTijiireii 
 
 H«>UK-||-<lra^V, nildriw. V. a 
 
 Roui;^lieu, ruifn, v. a. ratii)rti, 
 riiut) iii>i(t)en. - *. m. raul; iverbeii, per^ 
 ivilberii. 
 
 RouK^li^'riiid, rtif'grind. v. a. 
 iSpiegcu'aor.j bie erile, rniilje ^)$Dlinir gebeii 
 (brill epirgfli. 
 
 RoudfllQ-rillder, riir'grlndur, «■ 
 lWui6rd)lrit.} Die ®(t)iritYd)ole. €ct)leifrd)riffrl. 
 
 Roug'lllie^V, ruf'hil, o. a. 1. ailt° 
 bem 03robfii t)iiiieii ob. nrbeireii. 2. i eiit- 
 luerien. Sha^. Iftiirt)tig eiiriuorfrii. 
 
 Roughhewn, I. rof) (i). ''}Keiif(i)cii). 2 
 
 RouicllieS , (l'(f)Dtt. > withered 
 Uouglia; aaortofrudetorcli; dried 
 heath. 
 
 Roug^liing^a , rufdngi , i. pi. 
 iDrrtl.j ba6 fflnimmet, '7riid)i)rii , Oeljiiib. 
 
 RfkUg-ttly, ruf'le, adv. 1. f roill). 
 2. f a; rntil) (flingeii ic). b) ijerb. c) mi: 
 geili'im , niif eiiie (irirmii(t)e, iiiigeiirime 
 -ajeue. d) (Ireiig. ej biirfdj, rant), grrb. 
 fp ri'(). g) Ijeftig. 
 
 RoMK-lineN!* , riif'ne«, «. 1. T Cir 
 9{aiit)e, 9{iuil}l)ei(, 9{iUil;igrei[. 2. t a) bie 
 
 ROU 
 
 i^rrbe. b) bii« ©tiirmen, llngeftura Cber ®ef 
 ic. ■. c) bie 5?nrte, bai S^nrtt (fur bai Obr). 
 d) biia 05ri)be, bie OJrpbheit ei bai 9?iiiii'e, 
 Sif 9?ol)licit (bc6 Jtnrflfterij). f) bie iBnrfcf)» 
 l)fit. (SJrobhfit. g) bie $nrte, (fcfreiige. h» 
 Me ^rftigfeit leiiiefi '3Irjeiiciiiiirtrl«). i) f ber 
 lerjiiUiJte -JJnjiig, bai vtT\lbrtt Qleiigere. 3. 
 ^ie 9{oiiIiigfeit (rtiun* 9{oiil)c^). 4. (2?or.J 
 bie rniilje Cberfl.ict)e. 5. bie 9{ol)()rit (eiiie* 
 e-belileiiie« ic). 6. i bai 9{ol)e, bie •J{i'l)l)eir ; 
 - of a draught, ber ro()e ©ntwiirf. 
 
 The roughness of temper, bie Mllhe 
 (^)f miirljsnrt. The — of a visage, bie groben 
 Oirfirtitcifiiie. 
 
 R<»U8rllt, riwt, ft. raught, "praet. 
 i". Rp ach. Shak. 
 
 Rougrlits, riwts, t.^l. bat ^Otf 
 gerpinil bei Spiiiniiinrcbiiieit. (luerf. 
 
 Roiight-ni ill. [JnbiTr.] bai 9SoriViiiii» 
 
 Roug-ll^vall, ruf will, f. Rough. 
 cast. No. 3. (ol)ne 9lmuiirf. 
 
 Rn II gli walling. [TOaiir. ) eiiie 'JKiUier 
 
 Roug-lt-^t'Ork, ruf'wurk, r. a. 
 grob beiirbtiteii , nii£ bem (Groben nrbeitrn. 
 
 Rough -wrought, grob betirbj.'iret, na4> 
 l.iiTig griirbeitet ob. getljiin. 
 
 Rouleau, ruuiiV , (fr. W.) *■ bat 
 -.HMlAfii , Me -Jfofle (OJolb). 
 
 R<»uii, rouii, (aiigeff. rurian) v. it 
 « r.iiiiiiii, fli'iilerit. — v. a. * niiiiien , )!■• 
 (luflirii; to - in the ear, iii« DIjr rnmieil 
 
 Roun', (lVt)Ott.) round, in th« 
 circle of neighborhood. 
 
 Rouiice, rSunse, «. [It)ppgr.] btr 
 (5)riff iiiii Oetfel. 
 
 RouilCeval , r^un's^Tal , «. I. 
 
 C^cpgr.l ibai H)al) SRrnceuiil. 2. bie 97pn* 
 
 cei'al=(S-rbfe, ['Bnbc^en. 
 
 Rounceval-girl, f boS I'ierfitr&tige 
 
 Round, lound. (fr. rond; ruiibi lat. 
 rotunduK) adj. I. ? riiiib. 2. t ») flie§eub 
 iSrpI !c.i, tiirrf) eiiieii flii'fifiibrii Sri)I aui» 
 grjri(tiiet, lift) *tifjci(f)iiriib. h) riiiib (3'ihli ; 
 riiiib (Aiirel)tili(t> , luie eine Siiiiiiiiei ; ^(l)^n, 
 l)i"ibi'(i) (J. 58. ■JJrri*). o geriiff , I'ffiii, iin« 
 oerl)pleii, niitri(t)tig. d) f(f).m' (l)iirtig, Miil), 
 ). '6. Iriib). e) riiiib ifrei, grmbfiii, riiiib 
 heniiidger.iqt, beiliiiimt, pofifU', } '"& 3liif« 
 wort, ibel)iiuptiiiig). 
 
 Fngot round »tiek«. Rililppfl ^fi'Mel. 
 To make -, riliib illi1(f)ril, riiiiPfll. To ira»el 
 at a - rate, luiirfer biiniiif lofn-iiVn. Let 
 her be - wiih him. fie illild)e frilir llills 
 flniibe mit il)iii, grhe grrftpe 511 >Sii*k. In 
 a - manner, rilllb, flilf eiiie bfilimilirc 
 ■33ei|*e. Tlie way they take i* utr.ingfiy - 
 about, ber ^rg , btn fie eiurd)Mgeii , ifl 
 (iiififrorbeiitliiD iitii. A --a bom w^y of 
 transLiting. eine "Jlrt freier llrbrnVtjiiiig. 
 
 Round, <i'<i>. t. riiiii!; - about, 
 riiig«iim, riiiibt)erimi,ring«fjeriiin. 2. lieriim, 
 iim, in bie 9^lllBe, iin itreife Ijrriuii, iiiiil)cr. 
 
 The country round :iliout. biruniliegrnbe 
 Wegenb. All the year -, bai gnnie 3nl)r 
 (binjbnrrf). All -, biirrf) bie SSiiiif (oljiie 
 Uiiteri(t)iib, gembeiwcgt. Ten leagms -, 
 jei)ii 'OTcilen in bie -JfimDe To turn -, fiUt 
 limbreljen. To turn or to come-, limrnti 
 tflM (\i\ eiuer nnberii 'JJartei ic. ut>i'rgel)en). 
 To go -, f)rriltlig>'l)ril. My head iiirns -, 
 ej r(f)n)inbrlr mir, a luirB niir fi'l)iuiiibeli4. 
 To keud -, jirrulirrii liitT"* 
 
 6i 
 
802 f'ale, far, fall, fat Mi, met. Tinp, fin. N6. niovp, n6r, got, 6il, clorid. \'y\hf, trth. fi^ll. i/nn, TFIi.-i. 
 
 KOU 
 
 Roiind, prep, um, um ... fjrnini. 
 All -, fliiiii um . . . Ijenim. 
 
 To go round tlie world, tie Grte unu 
 ttW'.x . SiiriljriMeii. To come or get - one, 
 o (Fiiieii iit'ett&lpeln. 
 
 Humid, s. 1. t)a£ 9?iiiib; Cb&htx) X>\t 
 ©tiitfcl, ©prcfle inti Sfiterii), Seiterfprpfie. 
 •2 ror Sirfi'l, Kreif. 3. lit 9{imfe, ^cr llm. 
 huif, ilrcc6liiiif (£>c'r ©oime k.). 4. i a) ^er 
 I'nuf (6e« fict'fuj). I») ter itreijl.iiif trer 
 i'riteii JC). t; ^er SBftimtriiiuitrtjrfl; (ofi in 
 ^'et^fel, tic >^(Mued)tlii:i(i (in ber 9{i-<iicniii<i 
 JC). d) [tnnjf.l Me 9ion6e. e> ber ^Jiiiib-- 
 {jeinun. f; [^Wilit. ] «) bie Jfiiiibc; pi 
 Rounds, bic ditiiibeii (Me Me SRuiire tl)iiriu 
 bell ©olbateii). fi) bie nnnciueiiie 'Jlbfeiifriiiii) 
 (ber 5eiieriuiiffio. g) t bie firoue. Shak 
 
 To take a round. -J- in bet 3{lllibe \)(X-- 
 UIligcl)en, befllrijril. To keep a - ot fonnai 
 visits, ill bit 3Ciiiibe SSii'iteii iiiii(t)cii. To 
 play a — or two. nniiiiir ob. jiueitiinl licriiiii^ 
 fpieletl. A — of all tlie cannon, a wliole — 
 of cannon , cine rtdiiciueiiie i!lbfeiieniii<) Dcv 
 KnniMieil. To fire tliree -s , l')Klllt.J brcu 
 lllfll nbfeiieril. A — of cartiidges and halls. 
 l^Kilit.j eiiie Enbuiig, eiiie I'djnrff 'jjjiuroiie 
 Ollf jebcn 'TOailll. To supply a regiment 
 with a single --, wirli twelve -s of car- 
 tridges, jebeii eiiijeliieii ©olbnteii elites 9{r<)i 
 meiits iiiit eincr rdjiirfi'ii >piutoiie, tint jmoii 
 fd)iirfiii ipatrKiieii oerriljrii. To go, to walk 
 tlie — (rounds;, [OJillit.] bie Wimbe tl;im, 
 flCl)i'H. A -- of labors or duties, rill ivrcif^ 
 Irtllf 0011 'Jlr6i'ireil OD. 'ijjffiitrell. To run ilu- 
 
 daily -, bill tii()iid)en Jitreiflaiif lu-dt't n,)c'ii. 
 
 Round-about, a; adj. -J- 1. fill, iveit. 
 Inujiij, nuincOioeifi!]. 2. uiiifaffeiif (Sinn). 
 Locke. 3, iinii)ebeiib; — chairs, Stiil]le iiiii 
 niubeu Cfljiien; --way, ber 11iiiiih-ii. h) «. 
 1. ber lliiif(t)iveif. 2. bie Drel^niiiiVtiiiie. 3. 
 bet Uebcrnnf , Obetrocf. 4. | bie liirim'il)k' 
 (em ©tvat'tottfjeug). —-edged ducats. 
 Sdinbbiifnteii. --fish, iitt Ofuiibpril). -- 
 glass, biieipo()lgiii6, bie $0l)lglrt6iu.irtre(ii). 
 — ■head, (cljitii.; eiii Soottiinine bet "^u= 
 litAiier. —-headed, eine tiinbe Spitje 
 t^tlbi'llb. --house, 1. brti ■IGilii)l)iUlt', bii' 
 S(f)iition(()e. 1. ['TOnr.j a) (nut ivoiift,il)riTn 
 ii. ivrii-gfrd)iffenj bie 5?iitre. h) (auf iJriegj; 
 fM)iffiii) in (JDdjifft-nbiriti. --ridge, v. a. 
 [C'tiibiuiftlji'd).] runbc giirt^eiitniiie I'ilDeii 
 Ob. mnd)cii, in tiinbtn J-nrdji'iirnincn ppiiijcn. 
 -•robin, eiiic iBittrdjrift ob. SBurilcltiiiig 
 nirl)rerer ^etioneu, tfctn Uiitcc|°(t)rtften einen 
 SreiS bilben. — top, f. Top. 
 
 Itound, t). n. 1. riiuben, fi<4 riinbcit, 
 fid) n'mben, runb lucrbeii. 2. [^TOilit.] bic 
 Sdinbc tl)un ob. ac()en. 3. [3{eitf.] iai ^fetb 
 Bie iBolten inrtd)cii (njjen. 
 
 They rounding walk, fie t^llll bie 
 3?uti6e. MiiToN. To - to, [TOnr.] beiljolcii. 
 
 Round, V. a. 1. tiiiibcit, rnnb iiinj 
 
 d)cii, runbeni (offj nbninben. 2. i n'lnben 
 
 (eine iperiobc 2c.). Swift. 3. [<OTo[.] n'lnben. 
 
 4. uingebeii. 5. i begrenjcn. .Shak. 6. unigel}en. 
 
 6. The sun, in polar regions, rounds 
 
 the horizon. Mh.tom. 
 
 Worms that round themselves into 
 balls etc., 233nrmcr, Pic fid) i» f'nen 55u(i 
 jiifiininien rodrn. Bacon. Our liiile l.te is 
 -nl with a vieep, iinffr flirjie IMnil fi'; 
 (jt,'uit fill £i1)Mf. 
 
 ' (tr. rou- 
 [del.'ti *. 
 
 KOU 
 
 To round in. [-TJfnr.] einljolen, flnf)Dlcit. 
 lo - up. ['Wiir.) niiflioleii. 
 
 Hound, V. a. II. V. n. <■ f. Roun. 
 Rouudel, roun'del, 
 R<»und«I»y, roun'dela 
 Rouudo, roun'do, 
 
 1. a) bne -Ringelgebic^t. b) ber 9?iinb<jefniig. 
 c) ber DfuilbtnilJ. 2. f (fr. rondelle) bas 
 ■ifjoiibed , 9{niibtl)cil , iai 9?iiiibiocrf , ber 
 ■Jfimbplulj, bie ninbe ®e|lmf ob. Soriii. 3. 
 ii^t-r.ilb. ] Roundel, bn« Jionbed. 4. 
 Roundel, [ 3d)tl;i)oI. ] bie Dotnbutte, 
 Sdiode. 
 
 Rounder, rouud'ur, «. f ber llni; 
 fvillii , 23cjirf i f. R o u n d u r e. 
 
 Rounding;-, rouud'ing, adj. runb, 
 rtiiiMid), beiiirtlje runb. 
 
 Rounding-, «. ["max.] 1. bie 9{iin: 
 bimg, ^ngt; -up, -aft (of the wing- 
 tiauNOMi), bie oertifiile 25iigt, Ijoriiontnle 
 -ijiiilt iiti ^erfbiilfen). 2. bie ©d)liibbiiii]. 
 
 Roundlsii, round'ish. ad}, rtinblld). 
 Rounitisiiness, roundlshnes, t. 
 
 bie riinflidje 53c|'d)ciffenl)L'it. 
 
 Roundlet, roiindlet, $. ber fleine 
 3irfi'l 06. &.x(\6. 
 
 Roundly, roundle, adv. I. runb. 
 
 2. fa) rnnb Ijcnui^, getflbe, ujfen, niifrid)tig, 
 ihvlid), offenljerjig. b) gernbeju. e.) mfd), 
 iiiiintcr. d) erii|llid). e) iiocrfniiipig , ooU- 
 jlaiibig. 
 
 Roundne.SS, rnuud'nis, «. 1. I bie 
 ^fniibe, 9?iiiibuiig, 9{iiiibl)fit. 2. t a) bic 
 ■;)(uiiOe, illbrunbiiMii, Sdiiibntig (ciiier <l5e: 
 riobe). b) bie Cffenljcit, (J5erab^eit. c) iai 
 ilfnnbe iS'ti'ie, SScilitiinire, ^ofttioe, o. 5(nt: 
 loorreii, 5}fi)aiiptiingen). 
 
 Roundness and plain-dealing, bie rt)t: 
 lid)r II. I'fffiie ifianbliiiifl^iut'ire. 
 
 Round!!!, roiHidx, *. pi. bie 9Ciiiibe, 
 r. II o u n d , No. 4. (). 
 
 Roup, roup, M. bie Dntfc (eine 
 .Rriiiifl)i-u ber SBogel). 
 
 R<»Mp, [Deril.l auction. 
 
 Ron pet , [Oettl.J hoarse, as 
 
 with a cold. 
 
 Roupin^, [Dertf.] auctioning. - 
 wile. sak'KwiiMian who attends roups. 
 
 Roupit, \ iDertl.] sold by auc 
 
 R<»uped, \ tion. 
 
 Rouse, rou/.e, (finjjcfr. brysan. )'. 
 iiud) Arouse u. raise) v a. I. nufiloberii, 
 auftreiben (ein Il)icr); Cup) (lufingen. 2. aul- 
 loerfen. 3. l a) erniiintfrn, nufniiintern, rr- 
 loerfcn. b) u'p) «i (lufregcn. §) nnregcii. 
 4. :f nutrfgen (bie See to. 
 
 Rouse, V. n. 1.. (from) nntivnd)en 
 (0011). 2. 1 nnfioflcfjen; <to) fid) niifiiind)eii 
 •(nnd)). [(;Dlcn , (iiil;ii|cn. 
 
 Rou!«e, V. n. [Wax.] nnf ein Inn 
 
 Rouse, «. * 1. lai oodgofiidte ©Ms 
 (um eine Ojefimbfjeit jii triiifcii). 2. bn^ 
 3ed):, Irinfgeiog; ber 9?anfd). 
 
 Rouser, rouzur, *. Oilier, ttx 
 anfioi'tft, enoi'ctt, nnftegt. 
 
 Rousing-, rtiu'zing, adj. I. nilf: 
 loerfenb, nufrfgiiib, nnregenb. 2. © l;i-ftuj, 
 crfdn-frflid) , goiuiilrig (Jeiier 20. 
 
 R<»iisted, [Oftri.] rusted. 
 
 Rout, Kiiit, (9Correi t. I. bie '?ii'ttc 
 (ber Iriioi). rir 'liiiiiPc). 2. -|- ber gi'iin-iiu- 
 , 5?viiiK, biu- aSolf, be- -^obrl. 3. a; bit -iXni-- 
 
 KOW 
 
 (nuf; rout of people, ber 9Jolf«ftt)iunrm. 
 b) [3{ed)t6fpr.] bic .3ufnniinenroftniig. 4. bie 
 au(5erlefene (gro(je) ®C|"ed)"(t)att; ®piel(jcfed» 
 rd)atr. 5. t ber llnrin. 
 
 Rout , 1). Jt. t fic^ Inrmenb oerfiinu 
 nicln; (together) \\d) jinainnieMrotteii. 
 
 Rout, (fr. de'route ; it. rotia) *. rie 
 iSeriuirruiifl , unotbentlidje gliic^t (einei 
 >>ctree). 
 
 To put to (the) -, niifs §nupt )d)l.igrn. 
 
 Rtiut, V. a. I. in lliiorbnnng, in 95cr» 
 loirtiing briiigeii, loetfeii. 2. i a) (Q-iiien) 
 ifte mnc^en, oermittt niiid)en, au6 Oex gop 
 rung btingen. bj oeteitclii. 
 
 Rout, (fr. route) *. 1. ber SUeg (bie 
 Strnge, 9{id)rung, i){ci|"e). 2. [-JKilit.] bie 
 -}}Jiiri"d)(iiiioeiruiig , -Binrrdjtoure. 
 
 To take one's rout through . . , nxtnbcm, 
 reifcn, feiiien SBeg nel)tiicn iiber... 
 
 Rout , V. »i. I. (angcif. hrutan) » 
 id)iiiitd)cn. 2. t (fiir root) loiiljleii, f. Root. 
 
 Routiiie, (rd)iitr.) plentiful. 
 
 Routine, luuicen' (fr. ^.) *. I. 
 T bie SRoiitine, Uebung, blo^c (i)ei"d)niri5erfiil)s 
 mug, (i)i'rd)iifr6iibiing, (J)erd)iifr6erfiil)rcnl)tit. 
 2. I bie •Pontine, ber ©d)lcnbnnn, i£d)lon< 
 Dergnng. [lo wing, sn or in g. 
 
 Routing:, [jDercl.] roaring, b el- 
 Rove, rove, (tii\n. r6ver) v. n. I. 
 rdjiuiitnieu , ljernnird)H)nrnien, I;eriiiri|1reifeii, 
 ijeruniioiinbcrn, Ijeriinijieljen; (about) I)cri 
 niui"d)iuarnieij, l;eriiiii|lreifeii u- 2. tiiuii 
 Bogenrctng tl)iiii. [ooni S'ult fd)iepeii. 
 
 ProB. To rove wide off ilie mark, lotit 
 
 Rove } V. a. burcf^iltcifen , bnft^> 
 loiiiibern. 
 
 Rove, (0. reeve) o. a. einen iJifff 
 Strict, ein Scil ob. eine ®(t)iuir bnrd) eine 
 Ocffi'ung jicljcn. 
 
 Rover, rovur, «. I. ber saSnnberer, 
 iptrunifdjioannfr. 2. ber ioiiiifelnii"itl)ige, nut 
 oejlanbige ^OTiiird). 3. ber 9{iUib'er, ©eermi" 
 I'er, ftonnr. 4. f eine -}lri i)5fci(e. [lod. 
 
 At rovers. tUlf^ ©criUI)eiui>l)l ; Abfld)t^< 
 
 Roving, s. 1. lai 6pi'rnnnd)ioiirnicn. 
 2. i The r o v i n g s of the fancy, bie S(^iuar> 
 nietcien bet $l)antfl|'ie. 
 
 Ro«V, Q'ttjOtt.) to roll, to wrap. 
 
 Ro>V, ro, (iiiigelf. rawa; l)ofI. rei) *. 
 I. (of) bie 9{cil)e (Jbiinnie K.). 2. [ii)poflr.] 
 Die OJivffe. ' 
 
 To »et in a row, in 9(ei^e, in Otbnnng 
 tlctlcn, reiljen. A--, HiW^ Oct 3{cil)C- Sh^k. 
 
 Row, rou. *. o ber '2pefr(ifel,2(irm(en). 
 
 Ro>V, ro,(iiiigfIf. rowan, r:!owun ; |'d)i». 
 ro; ban. roer; Ijod. roeijen) v. a. ruberti 
 (ein "iJoot 10. 
 
 To row any one a-shore in a barge, 
 (Jiuen ill eiiicr $iirfe aii'i lifer bringeii. 
 
 Ro«V, V. n. I. riibern. 2. l u. o fid> 
 oertrngen , fid) oerileljen ; (together) fid) jiu 
 I'nnimen ocrtragen ob. ofrfleljcii. To - in 
 ilie same boat, ntit (^-iiieni iinter bet X^erfe 
 llcrfen. To look one way, and — anoilier, 
 fd)iiiibnr fid) niit Ctioa* nbgebeii u. ani eu 
 \\}(i6 '21iibcred iVin <}lugennicrf rid)ten. '^"^di 
 ing barge, rowing galley, b'l£ ^iubCVHJ 
 fd)iff, bie 9{iibrn>iirfe ; 0)iileeve. ; 
 
 R<»\vH,bi(', rAabi. jidj. f geriibert, 
 bernbcrr un-rbni fiiiinriib. B. Jonso>. 
 
 Rownii-tree, [Ocril.] m«uo- 
 ( a i u - a t li. 
 
Fate, far. faM. fat. M^. mit. Fine, ffn. N6. m^vp. n5p. git. 61!. r!6i'irf. Ti^be. inh. fi'ill. i//in. Tllis. 803 
 
 KOW 
 
 bit 9?U! 
 
 Ro^V-barg^e, ro'barje 
 itrtartt. 
 
 Ro^'el, rou'il. (flttfr.rooelle; 9?.l&<() 
 t. I. t>ct6 <BveTl\r^^t(btn. 2. fin f (finer (lft(f)rr 
 9?in<i Di. ttii 9?r.''{t)e:i I'on 'Wer.ifl nni OJebifi 
 6ef>l,'trrt)c).iiinif«. Spenser. 3. (il)ifrnrinf if.] 
 tn# £>a(inVil tit ^amAinnr. 
 
 Ru^vt'l, 0. a. [ If)irr(ir)n(if. ) mit 
 finfin ^llrd) 6if ^(lut (jcjogfncn ^norfeilf 
 ucrfcfjfn. 
 
 To r'lwel n liorxe in Hie chent. fintni 
 $ffrb« fin ^nanVil ^urrf) rir SSriirt iicl)en. 
 ein Sf^fr turd) tif 9?rfirt Irifii 06. flcrffn. 
 
 Ro%ven, roiVeu. I. |9i)nbmirrf)r(() I 
 
 1. ttti £tippfl|VI6, Cfr ©ti'ppciiirtiT. 2. 
 [^lllr^nln.l tai Dfljmc, 'Tiiirt)!)!-!!, S-^\\tt)t», 
 ©riinmift. 
 
 Ru^«'<^rf ro'iir. $. ter 9{ll^«rfr. 
 R<»\v-gt^alleyf r^'ji^lle, t. tti6 
 aiuferfdiiff. ^■e o>olifr«. 
 
 Ro««in{ft 10 iiig. s. 1. bAi 9?iibrrn. 
 
 2. bill- ■'Jliifri'tli'ii P>"f Iiiflir^ niif fine "IBiiIjf. 
 Ro««'ill9-{(IIMr«l, roiiig-gylrd. s. 
 
 iai ill tiiinn ^aitn bic Oiiuibt niadirnCr 
 SS3a(t)r6opt. (OfiMiiiiD. 
 
 Ru^«'li«ii<1, rA'laiid. (. [&i(]rnn.] 
 
 To give a Rowland for Jiii Olivrr, i 
 mit (itfidjfr ■OTilnif (btim 91iif|\1)n(itfu) bt 
 jfl^ti'n. 
 
 Rf»«« Icty-ratrg-, rA'liia-. f. R a g g. 
 
 R«»»%-locl*, Kilok.. t. (£d)iffb.l 
 bif 'Jtinu: . 5{ojifliimp<. (Ovi'iepfortf. 
 
 Ro**'-port, ro'pArt, I. ['K.ir.J tit 
 
 R«>«vt, uVt^Ott.) to ronr like a bull. 
 
 Ro«%'(e , ( fdjott. ) 10 low. to 
 
 RowtU,/ [bellow. 
 
 Roiitli, S 
 
 Ro%«'lin, (I'rfiott.) lowing. 
 
 Rwyal, roe'al. (it. 533.) adj. I. fimig. 
 lid) (fiiieui JiiMiiiie flfljerifl, nngemefffn). 2. 
 i foiiifldd) (fbfi, brriitjnit). Sh*k. 
 
 Princes* royal, bit jlri)liprill}rt'nnn. 
 Willi the - a««cnt. mit fpnifllidjtr Seiuitli: 
 fluiifl, mit ©fiiM(li(inn(i tti S.m\i(i6. - li«lie». 
 8i('d)t, bit iinn fi!inifllid)i'n Jl<(\ai fltljiirtii. 
 - paper, tai Kfiialpnpirr. - scamps, 
 ©troBtnronbfr, bit iiur reicftt Seme 11. nut 
 ffintm 93fiif()men ntifiitlen. Our - faith*, -f- 
 iinffrt "Irtiir fur Den ^i?niiv -aid, bit bttii 
 fioiiiflf bfivifliflten 3i'"<< Stfiicrn. 
 
 (>R(1Ilir!J.) Royal antelope, bit 3tV"g 
 Mlltitt'pt. - niamle, bcr &i?ni(j<mrtnttl. - 
 lettuce, bfr .ftiMiiflfMlnt. -bay, ber iiiMi(f)e 
 Corbrrrfrnnm. - con«oiiud. ber 9{itieri"porn. 
 
 Ruj'mI, t. 1. tni 9{e()olpopier. 2. tint 
 bfr Spri^iTi-n, (I'b niid)) bit brittt ©profft 
 nm $irirf)flmMif). 3. ('Ilrtitl.] ein flciner 
 ♦)Korfer. 4. | &n<il. 1 fin ©rlbat Iti erfltn 
 9{f<}iment« guciu'lf (royal* (jcnaniit). &. 
 l'5)i\ir.) brt* Ot'rrbnimiV.ifl. 
 
 (OJfnr. J Maintop-gallanf-royal- 
 • ail. bn« jiriigf Oberbriunfegrl. Fore-top- 
 g a 11 a II t - r o y a I - • a i I , tai grrge 93i>rs 
 rbrrbrrtmfcgrl. Fore - top - gallant- 
 royal - yard, rit ^BorpbrrOrnniriia. 
 
 R<>3'aliKin, i6e ali/.ni, 5. btr 9?ot)0: 
 lifni , Pit -yiii)iiii(ji d)ffit an bit lijninprrioe 
 i^b. (£iirt)t tti filjiiigtljiim*, on tine fiMiigi 
 lidK 'Jfriii'fiii'^i- 
 
 n«»yHltMt, toe'alist. «. brr 9{i't)>iliil, 
 .tt'Mii.ir'i'iii'ii' .UiMiiiiiirt'iinliniirf. [iiiiid)fii. 
 
 Il«»)alixe, Idealize, o. a. fLMll(jItd) 
 
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 Royally, roe aii , adv. fSnigtid). 
 
 Ijerriirt;. 
 
 Royalty, roe'alte. «. I. tai &'\>\\\(\: 
 tl)iitn, bit fiMii.ilirfjf 'IGurbf, £5iii(iriuiirbr. 
 2. t bit trljiibtnt ■JBiJrbt. Shak. 3. ^a# fo: 
 ni.ilirt)t Siirndjt, 3feg.ii, bit fonigliArn 9Si>r: 
 rfd)re. 4. pi. Royal tie*, bie 3t'd)fn btr 
 fonii1lid)fii ^lirbf. [iingtn, beiBtn. 
 
 R«>yil(^, rain, (ft. rogner) v. a. f 
 RoyniKli, ri'ic'iiixh. ailj. f lumpig 
 gtmeiii, tltnb, fd)(td)t, geringt, grob. 
 
 Royteief, rd^lelet, ifr. roitelei) t. 
 
 t bn* jlijiiigiein. (crbtiiriid). 
 
 RoytiKll, rSJ'tNh. adj. f ivilb , int- 
 
 Rub. nib, (ID. rhwbiaw ; hi^d. wryvru. 
 
 rtibeni iv «• I. a) reibtn; (agHinsti rciteii 
 '«<). hi i«i|"d)fn, aiiiiuii\1)tn, bi'l)ntii, rrf)ciirrii, 
 pnftfn. c) (3D.ubnirpr.| fegtn <.tM OJcIhtH'. 
 d) (with) rcibcti, ftnrriben unit), ej |"d)abeii 
 2. f o pMqtti cnrgtrn). 3. [Xtdtn.] burdi 
 JJfibtn jiibcrtittn cb. jiirid)tfiJ; (©djiilje) 
 nbii>ii'd)fn, nbrfibtn; ( lijpogr. ] rtibtn (bit 
 ©.inen, bic 515n(je); [Strgplb.] to - ihe 
 gold down, bit O)o!bbinttd>cii mit btm Oilnttcr 
 aiif btr ^Irbiit niifbreittii, t\)t fit in'* %tutx 
 flfbrnd)t lutrbtn ; ( •5)?t(Ttrrd)mieb. ] nbfiiien, 
 iibid)lfifen ; [^iitnind).] to - a hat with the 
 ■eal-skin, ttnttl ^llt (tllfriipftll. 4. f a) -f 
 ( burd) JtodifiPU) l^inbern. Shak. b) (over) 
 niifiri|"d)tn. 
 4. bi The whole busineit of our redemp- 
 tion ii to rub over the defaced copy 
 of the creation. South. 
 
 To rub down, mit ©trc^iuifrfjtn trottf 11 
 rtil'tn, nbrtibtn iflriegtin). 
 
 To rub off. I nbrtibtn, turgrtibtn, tpeg; 
 luifditn. 2 i* iirriulitfttii (ytrtilgtn). 
 
 To rub out. I. fliitrtibf It , nbrtibtn. 2. 
 niifivifdjtn (niifiijfditiu. 
 
 To ^ u b up. 1 binnf rtibtn. ^. 1 a) ivit> 
 btr iiiifrtgrn ob. nnrtgtn iiittrifd)f 11, triuerf tn 
 mitbtr l)en>pr^i<l)fn ^m SStiltn (jnbtn, 
 aiii.iitl)en. 
 
 To rub upon. aiifa()rrii (&iiirn).SiDKEY. 
 
 Rub, B. n. I. (against) fid) rribtii (nn>. 
 2. i a) (through) fid) luinbcn ( biird) 1 ; fid) 
 l)tlfrn (burd) bit 2i3ilt jc. ). b)'(on) ai fiff, 
 burd)fd)lngfn. t^) geljtn (lU'ii ©riittcn gfljtn). 
 y) [lilt .^rgtli'p.J ivi-rftn. Siuk. o loffj rid> 
 Ijrrniiriuirfclii. [gut 
 
 Things rub on bravely, bie @n(()f pvi)! 
 
 Rub, «. I. tAi 9^-iben, bif 3trtbiin>i 
 
 2. i ber Sfid), ^irb (bit ®fid)rlri). 3. ; bic 
 
 lliifbttifjfit. 4. i a) ber ^I'lper, i;W. rub*. 
 
 bit i5>'''P^<i") . f'i* ^iiibrriiiB, brr 9lnili'f5. 
 
 9Iiitlaiib, bit Sd)ii'ifrigfeit. b) bcr Quitch. 
 
 5. [ffiaiPntipr.) ber 'Bail, bn« ®efege. 
 
 4. b) To sleep, perclinnce to dream; ay. 
 
 there's the rub, (jn, ba Iirgt$, ta (Ircft 
 
 ber ftiioftn). Shak. 
 
 To give any one a rub, ffintm cilieii 
 ©tid), i^ieb gtben, perft^cn. Upon this -. 
 rctgtn bicice 9lii(lnnb8. — of the bru.sh, tin 
 ©rrid) mil rtr !biir(le. 
 
 Hub, }>. btr 5{fib;, 
 
 RitbKfone, rub'st&ne.^ 2Di'Qilein. 
 
 Hub, rub, inierj. fadire, i'iid)te! 
 
 KMl>l>a^'<^, rub'bidje 
 
 Hubl»i«i:r(., 
 
 Kublll«', rOh bl 
 
 Kiil»l»«'r, n'lb'iiur. s I. brr 5iribfr, 
 Sifibi-iibe, ■sdj.it'riiPt. 2. ftr •Jictbcr, biif 
 
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 \u^\ 
 
 f 9 II. t fiir 
 C Rubbisb. 
 
 9?tibifiig; brr "HSifd), ^ii"d)t.ipptn. 3. [.<5.irt 
 trnm.Kft.] a) ber 5{tibtl<.inf n , A>rt.irrribtr. 
 h) ^tr (5)lntr|in. 4. bit (sjrobfcilf, ^ii^teiie, 
 •JJiiiprl. 5. ber "iSjcij-. 3Jfib|leiii. 6. i a) tn 
 -iL-tftilrtir; - of lutfs. bit ^iilgerei. b) 
 1 213hi|irp. ] btr -JCebbfr c jmti Spielc prii 
 Prcieti; tM tnrr(f)tibeiibf Spiel; bit M^pprirt 
 -V'lrtie ; tin nu« brti ©picltn bei'lel)eubir 
 ©irrif). ((?l.i|tjfui!i. 
 
 India-rubber, brt* JJfbfrh.irj, (5)iimmi« 
 
 Rubbings, rdb'bing. M. bnd dirilnn. 
 bic Sftil'iing :c. 
 
 Rubbi ng- brush, bit ^rntjbiirtTr. — 
 cloi h. baS <H5irihriid). 
 
 Rubbisil, iul>-|iish. (i<. rub) «. 1. f 
 Per «d)iitf. 2. i a) tex Sd)ntt. b) b.i« 
 rrt)iid)it 3fiig. 3. 5 btr 'ilutfiuiirf , >J(bf.in, 
 Uiinitli, fioth, £niTb. 
 
 Rubbit, (rd)l>tt.) robbed. 
 
 Rubble-stone, ruh'bUiAne. t. 
 btr 9{o(l|ltin, ihmu iDaJTcr nbgrriebene ©tein; 
 pi. -«. 3h'fl|liiiif. P,i« (J)ei"d)irbe, Oierollt. 
 
 Rubefacient, nih^fishetit, dnr.) 
 adj. rinljenb, roil) mnd)rtib. - 1. [iJJfrb.) riit 
 bit i^oui r5tl)tnbf«, tine i){6tl)e nuf ber i^iiiit 
 l)triH'rbriiigtiiPe# '•OTittfl. 
 
 Rubellite,rii'bell{te, t. ("TOinerfllfl.l 
 btr 9{ii»r(lit, n>tht liirntiilin. 
 
 Rubescent, ri\be»'*ent. ((at.) adi. 
 roth lutrPenb, fid) rdtljrnb. 
 
 Rubican, lou'bekan, (fr.> ad}. ri>tfl< 
 fd)f(fig, tlid)fll)iinrig. [btr 9?ubict(I. 
 
 Rubinell, ro.Vbisei. «. [Wiiicrnig.J 
 
 Kubicunfl, ruub^kmid, (U\t.) ml}. 
 r6il)Ii(t>. — Rubicund'ity, «. fbit 9?ot(j. 
 lid)ftit. [()l^d)rotlJ. 
 
 RiibieA, nut'bid, adj. rubinroti), 
 
 Rubiflc, roobifik, adj. xhl\)t\\t, rot() 
 mad)enb. [ [dhetu.] b<i« 9fof^fit. 
 
 Rubiflcation, roohiliki shun. I. 
 
 RubiTorin, ruu'beform. adj. ri>tf)< 
 lid). Newtow. (rot() m(id)rn. 
 
 RuhiTy, roo'b^f!. t>. a. t rtirlitn, 
 
 HllhiouM, ruu beus.arf/. t ri)tf), rinl)f 
 (icb bloprotl), eiiiem 9{iibin g!tid)tiib. Shak. 
 
 Ruble, luu'bl. (riilT ) «. [riiiT.^7}?riiiim.] 
 btr 9eiibtl (= 57 Ctnt« ob. 2 ©Ijiff. 7 d. ; 
 
 III 3{llf!l. trr 100 fioptftn). 
 
 Rubric, riiobrik, ) .. 
 
 Rubrical, ruubrekal.^ ^ ' 
 
 Hulirtc, J. bit 9?iibrif, ber 9I6fd)Mift. 
 
 Rubric, v. a. 1. ri>if) nnt1rei(t)en. 2. 
 mit ri'tfiiMi •J^iid)|fiibtii btieid)iieii. 
 
 Rubrical, adj. in ?{iibrifen gebrac^t, 
 iiiifivilinr. 
 
 Rubricate, ruubiekite, v. a. rctl) 
 bt}eid)iicii lib. nii|lrci(l)en. - adj. rot() niige* 
 ilrid)fn. 
 
 Ruby, roS'bi. (fr. rubis; v. (. rubei) 
 i. I. [Oiiiuclitt. ] ber'9{ii6in. 2. l a) bie 
 9{i\tf)e. b) etiurt* 3eotl)e«, bnfi 9?ot^ , $i'd)» 
 rot(). c) bie >?ii)6lnttcr, ber ^Irfi-r, Krtrfiin» 
 fcl (nuf ber '7?iife jc.), bic tjiiinc, bn6 <P5(f« 
 d)en.d) [iDpogr.JbicSJJiirijltnnt CilrtSdjrift}. 
 
 Orisntal ruby, btr ©apliir. — of arsenie 
 or sulphur. [(F^eni.] ber 9(rrfiiifriibiii , Win 
 biiii'rfm'cfd. -of zink,[ffl)em.]bfr3iiifriibin. 
 
 Ruby, adj. nul), riibiiifnrbig. 
 
 Rul»y, v.a. rorljen, roti) innd)fn. Port. 
 
 Ruck, riik, (Int. nigo) v. a. 1. f 
 I'id) PiirfiMi. fiiiirrn. 2. (u|,) runjein. 
 
 Ruck, t. bic 9?iiii)rl, 9'^ice. 
 
 51^ 
 
804 Fate, fiir, rSll, fat. Me. met Flno. fin. >'(!>. move, nh, sot. oil. cloo<l. Ti\be, tub, fa \'>. t? i . T';iis. 
 
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 Ructatlon, n'kt&'shun, ((nt.riicto) 
 M. Pile *!liif|1opeii, atulpfeii. [nindjfii. 
 
 Hull, rud, (u. red) v. a. * rMhcn, rrtl) 
 
 Illld, (niioflf. rude) t. I. bif 9{otf)f. 
 2 6cr 9Cotl)fI, 9{Dt()ilfin. 3. (3d)ti)poI. ] 6ie 
 Orff (gen- Cyprinus). 
 
 Riitl, ndj. rotf), rBtf,lid). 
 
 nutld, r. Rud. Nr. 3. 
 
 Iludflerf rud'dur. (nngetf. rotheri *. 
 1. [OKnr.] iai Dtiibtr, ©reiiernibrr. 1. 1 Bnf 
 5f liter. 3. [Dcttf.] 6er 3{a6er, 9?eiter (nl* 
 ©ieb); f. Riddle. 
 2. For rhyme the rudder is of verses. 
 
 HlIDIBRAS. 
 
 [Wfor.] Main-piece (chock) of the rud 
 der, tie 9?uticrpfi'fle. Afrer-piece of the 
 -. Det Sliff, t>ie ^nrfe. Back of the -, 6ie 
 SSerljniitunfl be« ©teuerS. Sole of the -, 
 eer Sd)(ng. 
 
 [gKnr.] Rudder-coat, ber 95roI;f ini 
 iftennegnt. — iron, bcr ??iiberhnfen. -- 
 pendant, tie ©orfllifiie. --perch, (orf)- 
 tijijol.] ber 9?iibfrb&r«. — tackle, bie 9<u.- 
 bcrtnlje. — trunk, (--case), bcr 5?ubcr: 
 
 fnflcn. , , , 
 
 Ruddiness, rurf'denes, «. bte 9?0: 
 tl}e (friirtie JJnrbe, ber Sippeit lo. 
 
 Ruddle, nid'dl, ov. rhuzell) J. ber 
 
 5?&tl)el, Me Jiotljelcrbe. 
 
 R II d d I e - m a n , ber 3?Btl)eIflrn6er 
 
 Ruddoc, rud'duk, *. [jOriiitI).] ba6 
 5{othfel}lrf)cii, 3?orl}6riiild)en. 
 
 Ruddy, rud'dc. ndj. 1. ri'**), rftljlid), 
 (Xngroth , eiiie frifcbc JJnrbe Ijnfceiib ( Ijnupr 
 f<id)Iid) ». bcr tiieniVl)!. ^niit) ; (niM) ?) riStl). ' 
 lid) (55rii(f)t). 2. t UPn fllfliijeni. gtlber garbe. 
 
 A ruddy complexion, einc fri)'.^e t ' 
 dcfetffnrbe. \ 
 
 Rude, rood, ((nt. rviU) adf I. tPf)i 
 roiif). 2. t a) (in) iiMivifTcne, utigei^iirt, li'i: 
 frfnijrfn <iii). b)n''f), iiiiflebi.bit, u.:r ,?«: 
 bilbet (^imO, ©ntiuiirf, 95Dlf ic). •-) \nmi(: 
 fcnh; rot) (milb, I)nlbiuilb). d; <)rD&. un .iii-t, 
 xiuljBflid); (to) unh&flid) (flegeii). e) f jr li'S 
 iinjierlicf) ( Ueberfetjiinfl k.). f) f)«rt, iu-t-\ 
 ( <S3inter K. ). g) (niir Stnrfc, ober fetc:; 
 ^iiitft erfiirberiib ) grob (9lrbeit). h) i)eftig, 
 (<33inb jc), unOmft. | 
 
 Ruffian, let go that rude uncivil touch, 
 ©d)iirte, riif)re fo rol) nid)t on. Shak. 
 
 Rudely, luodie. udn. I.rntitge: 
 vrngtK. ). 2. f a)riuif), fltif eine niiilje, 
 grobe ^Kfife, imrniift. b) grob (oImic iiiiiirti ; 
 iinjierdd). c) iinn-ifieitb. d) heftig, umanfr. 
 
 Rudeness, ruud'nes. «. 1. ; bie 
 'JUil)l)eir, 9?niihigfeit, 9{niihl)fit, iai' ^ilbe 
 (finer CanbfAnft ic). 2. l a) bie 9{iiubl)rit. 
 bii« rnii^e SBeiVn, bie (^robljeit. b) bie ?{ob. 
 boit (einer JJreiibe ic. ). c) bie lliiii'ifienheit; 
 9(iil)l)eit, e-infolt. d) ba6 Wrobe, bie Ifunfl 
 lofigfeit, llnjirrlid)fi-it, (SJriH'lieit. e) bie 5{(iii = 
 higfett, 9?aiil)e , 9{iiiil)e (brr Oabrefic'f. t'f? 
 «SJinbe?tc.).f)biei^e|tiflfeit(bej9liujriffi'f K.i, 
 iai' Uninnfte. 
 
 R II dented , rou'dented , 
 
 Rudentiired, r^udeiiisiiurd, ^ 
 ndf. ['Jlrrtiit.] uerilnbt; rnnbgrripi't. 
 
 Rudenture,u'io'denKluire.(fr. ^.) 
 «. [••Jlr(t)ir.] bii aSeriliibiing. iStnbe. 
 
 Rudernry, roo'derare. (V. Int. ru- 
 dera) a'^/. i j'.itu ®d)utt, ju iriiinniern 
 
 KUF 
 
 Rudera<i4)n, rtV'.'il.a'slmn. Ciit.) 
 *• t I ^2lffliir. ; bii^ miilH- ^J^niuenvfrf. bie 
 rfliihe !8riiMTfiing finer 'Wiiiier; Cnj ^flii> 
 flern iiur .UinVin rb. fieinrii Stfintn. 
 
 Rufie.sby, loodz'he. *. t ber ®ro; 
 binii, iirrbf, (nrnifiibf ("rfetl. Shak. 
 
 Rudilli«>|it, ruo'deiiicnt. (fr. 'Si., 
 V. Int.) s. 5 bie (^inniMiige (u. O'ttvaf); ibo: 
 her) a) I gfiitiirg. , brf. J»or. ] bn« G^'— jenr, 
 ber Unlrff; [^bijfiol.] rud imeiif* , bie 
 PJniiibiilnf ; (niicf)i)bif''Jlnf>;nge( finer <£nrf)c) ; 
 I 'Jinturg. nndi) bn5 Element, ber ?lnfnng 
 (= iinrrnfomniene^ Organ), b) (meiilcnf 
 pi. Rudiments) bie 91nfnngfign"inbe (einer 
 ®prncf)e Jr.), G-irinente. 
 
 He was niiriiired where he was born in 
 his first rndiments. on fcineni ®eblirt«; 
 orte erhielt er fcine erile (5-rjicl)ung. 
 
 Rniliiiient, v. a. ntit ben 3(nfnng^! 
 gnliiben rpriVben , bnrin fffTfetjen; gn'inben. 
 
 Rudiinental, ruudemenfal. adj. 
 \u ben 9litfnng?gn"inben gelii'rig , bnrin be^ 
 ilehenb, firt) bnrniif bfjif()ciib, 9lnfong8 . . . 
 
 Rue, roo, (niigelf. reowlan; )v. rliiiaw. 
 rliiiadiii e. a. brreiien, beflngen, benwilin'rfjen. 
 
 Rue, V. n. t (on) ^)J?itIcib fjnben (init). 
 
 Rue, *. f bie 9?fiif, ber ^ntntner. 
 
 Rue, (nngrlf. nuie ; fr. rue) *. [Sot.] 
 bie 5>{,iiire. Goat's -. bie Gieigrnnte. 
 
 Rueful, roo'ful. adj. 1. trntirig, 
 fi.ig!irt), jiininuTlirf). 2. Ivuintner, 9{ene <\n6: 
 bnlrfenb, I'lifl 9{eiie. Drydew. 
 
 To make rueful woyk of.., fdjlerfjr Jil: 
 redtr fpnimrit mit... [flnglid). 
 
 Rueriilly, loo'fule, adv. tmnrig 
 
 Ruefulness, rouifilnls, «. bie 
 irniirigffit, ber (Mrnni, O'lnnner. 
 
 WItli ruefninrss. flmilicf). 
 
 Riieing', rii Jug. «. iai ^ntntnern, 
 bie TCM'hfliige. 
 
 Riielle, riVVel. (fr. 33.) «. + bnS 
 .Rriiindifti (bie (^HMVCfrtnift). Drvdkn. 
 
 Ruresceilt, ruotls'sent, (Int. rii. 
 fesi-oi ndj. riithlid). Ed. Ekcvc. 
 
 RlilF, n'lf, (nrin. rnnffenn; w. rlipvnt 
 ». I. bie .t?rniitV, SnlSfrniife ; bfr (leiff .Rro 
 . ,n. 2. bif 5?.ilre, etiun? (Siefnlretf^ nb. We^ 
 t.in^f.tt^. Pope. 3. (niidi Ruffe) bie ^iill; 
 briitniib;. 4. [ Crnirh. ] brr .^nmvfhnbn, 
 ^rnii^hnhn. 5. { 0*rh»ii^I ] bfr ("Pirborr. 
 ivniilbin^. 6. <= bif mnl)f ^PercbnfPenbeir. 7. 
 bie J.olie, (SDtihe (tti Sfuhnie? jr. ). I/Es 
 TRAxOE. 8. 'fiirtfnfp.] t'ci (^kiiiiniien bf# 
 Ivirf bnrrfi 'Jn^i.ivfi. ^Ibff (ften, b r ©rid). 
 
 Riifl*, I'. « I. iifviiinrfn, in Ilnfrbmino 
 briiigrn. 2. [J'^lfn-l on' b<i' ^'i'b 'Trfien, 
 e# nbfr nidit pnrfen. 3. [ .^nrtemp. ] trntn- 
 ifrn, nbfirrfien. 
 
 Ruffiun, ruf'yan. (it. ruffiano) s. 
 bfr 9?iinfbi'Ib ; n'TilIf , rrl)p , fid> ill jfbfin 
 nf'iibrlidifii SPrrbrfrfipii hfrgebfiibe -Wfiifrti, 
 TC-Tifberid), 9?niiber, '•Wen (bier, ■OJirrber, 
 ■•Wrndjflniiirbfr. 
 
 Riirfiun, adj. roilb, ivi'iil, ivfitbenb. 
 
 Rurfinii, p. n. ivnrben, trbrn. 
 
 Rlirfinniike, rufyanllke, adj. 
 ummI. I'ift.ii'rti, luiip, riidMp^. bnbird). 
 
 Rurnanly, rufyanle, adv. lMef)ifd) ; 
 biibird). 
 
 RiifTle, ruf'fl, frnffrin, rnfffln) v. a. 
 I. t rfltfeii ; (up) vibiniinenrnfffii. 2. fnltrn, 
 fnlfrln, in Jnltfu Irgrn, frnn* nindjfii, frni.: 
 
 BVjG 
 
 feln. 3. in tlnnrbning, niib fcinr. ge nb. 
 grrtn bringen , jerfnittern, fiiilflfn, •-'■')ri"f, 
 rfeii , i>frrd)ninipfen , renwirren. ■?. i > o.) 
 in 9liitni()r bringen (nnd) mit up), c'llTig-n, 
 I'fnvirreii, bfiinriifjigcii. fi) t'erinirr-n , nn* 
 ber g-nfiiinij briiififn. b) niifrcgfii, nufiviiblfii 
 (bie See Jc). c) ntn bie giire Sniiiic oriiu 
 gen. d) t obli'gen. e) nut (Sfiiml an fid) 
 bringen. Shak. 5. mit itraufen, i];niiffrniii 
 fen, "JJiani'djetten I'erfeljen. 
 
 The ruffled .seas, bie iinrnl)igrn -Weere. 
 To - the temper, tiai &m\ii:i) niifr.'gfii, bif 
 (55enirith^riil)c rvnben, ftivm. 
 
 Ruffle, V. n. I. rniil), inigennni n)fr< 
 ben (0. ^Jiitbe lo. 2. * i ((witlo lannrn, 
 ()abfrn unit). 3. pattern (fficgeii). Drvuew. 
 
 Ruffle, s. I. a) bie iJranre. ^pniib. 
 fraufe, 'lJtani'd)ette, iperjfn ! , btr ainiVn* 
 flreif, ,$ierj|lrid) (an 5?fniben). b) bie ©rif« 
 fflmanrd)ette, ^er Itmt'c^lag nn Stiefeln. 2. 
 [58i)t.] a' ber 5H3iilfl. b) ber 5{ing. 3. bie 
 llnrnlje, 253iifliing, fflaf;niiig, ber lumnlt. 4. 
 - Ob. Rii ff, 1^33filit.] t>ai ^{lilireii bei ©picI4 
 (b. i). berlrommrl, ali' G-hreiibfjeigniig) ; !,.^. 
 Lieiiteiinnt Generals have three ruffles, 
 bci (sjeneriiuienrennnts luirb tn6 ©pie( brei. 
 innl gerril)rt. 
 
 To put in a ruffle, in ®al)riing brin« 
 gen (niifvfgfii). Laced -. bie ©pitjenffaufe. 
 
 Ruffle, ( r. a. [gjtiiit. ] i!<\6 ©piel 
 
 Ruff, nif.^ rfi!)rcn. (©ramnrbn*. 
 
 Ruffier, ruf'fiur, *. + ber 5?aur'cr, 
 
 Riiffli g',ri'if'fiiDg. 4. biciliitrfgiing. 
 
 RiiTu. 8, n'l'fus, (Int.) adj. rotl)lid) 
 gelMu1):rotli, gelbrorl). 
 
 Rufter-hood , rul'turhud , «. 
 [Jnifn.] bie iinlfenfnppe, Jalfenljaube. 
 
 Rug-, rug. (raiid); Ijotl. rulg) *. I. bn« 
 grobf luotUne Znd), ber grpbe ivoUeiie S(u<i, 
 grobc Jyrif^. 2. a) bie grobe airllene tierfe, 
 'Bertbrrte, bie rniidje rietfe. b) (coarse -> 
 em iliivfer ii'Liflfner Irppid) hut brni ^amin). 
 3. rer raiid)l)anrige ipniib, 'iJJiibel. 
 
 Riiggowned, finen Obtrrotf oon gr»t 
 beni 3cnge ob. %nti trageiib. [bargain. 
 
 Rllgr, (fi1)Dtt.) pull; dog-cheap 
 
 Rug-jfed, ri'ig'gid. ndj. I. f a) milb, 
 holpe 1 i.-, i I'djrcff. bi jtrjnn^r cBart). 2. i a> 
 rniil) (©fintmc). b) rniih (rcl), luilb). 
 c) tjnrt (raul) flingriib). di fniier (ftiiiler). 
 .•I ranh, niifrfimbiid) (nulrrird)). f) rnnh, 
 harr n'djii'fr, Stiiiife jr.). g) «) nngrfli'im. 
 fi) flfirmird), iinfreiinriid), rani) ('lijetier Jt.). J 
 3. v'"'l/ f'liid). 4 (■i^cf-.' raiih. ■ 
 
 Rii-ig-edly, nig gitile. adr. rent). 
 
 Rug-(;^efine*is, nig gi(iiic>. .«. I. f 
 tit 9{aiibl)iir. 9{niil)f, 9\.iiibigfeit ; Srf)n-fflirir. 
 2. 1 ai bie 9\\iiibl)pit; ilJohhfit, «IBilM)rir. b> 
 bie ©d/rrffhrir, llmrciinMidifeit , baS raiihe, 
 iniirc (fiiijlfre) 2Bci'en. 3. bte 5{aiil)igfrit 
 (frivnS 9{aiil)fJ). 
 
 The rugged 11 ess of tlic se;ivon. bif 
 ronbr, tiiifrriinfliitr, )irirniird)f 3''')i'''^jr't- 
 
 Ru^iii, luu'giii, « t <^ni ivollige< 
 Iiidi 
 
 Rug-iiie, It'll jlii, (fr. ^.) ». lCl)ir.| 
 fn* >2d)rot=, ©d)iibfeirfn , bie Seiiu, JlnO" 
 d)eiufiie, brr Sal)";, id)riifmri§el. 
 
 RllCr(»iij), ruM'^us. fiUM. >adi. I.rtMii 
 
 Rllg-fise, ruo'gA-e.^ jflig iJMlit jr.). 
 ■J- (-yrt. I riinu'ltg. (ii'lig' 5}n\tafffiil)fit. 
 
 Rlljritsity, imigns'i.e, *■ f bif ruil> 
 
r*J9y f?r, fAlJ, fai. ^!^. met. Fin.-, fin. NA, mive, n6r, so», diL rl^ftd. Tiib*.. nih. inll. i/,in. Illis. 805 
 
 EilJi 
 
 W-''*le, roo'il, (fr. ruille'e) ». [Srfjie. 
 fae'O , X)>i(t)fi(cf- 1 !>i( S8cr|lrc(d)uiij) mtt 
 
 Muin* ruo''n, (lot. rnina) s. I. f ^cr 
 
 Giniliirj, ©iiif.iri , SBcrf.in. 2. i btt 95frf.ifl, 
 U.itfTiiaiig , Bit* SBcrCnrbfii. 3. tie 9imiie; 
 (jjeiuot}!!).) fj/- R u i n c. Bie 9iiiiiicn, Iruiiiiiicr. 
 4. i p Ruin*, tit 3iuintn, Iruiiiiiur, 
 lUberblfibitl, epurrii. 
 
 To be tlie ruin of.., )u (^JrilllBr rid)> 
 tfn, lerriiitfn, <*uritn. uerrerbrii. To bring 
 any one to -, (S'iiieii ill CS)riiiiCi' rii1)rrti, in'f 
 25crtcrbei. flijrieii. To fall to -», riuriurien, 
 urrfiiQtii. A castle In -c ci>' in Sliiiiiifii ob. 
 Iruiiitmrn lifflfiiBe* £(l)lt'B. A mind iu -». 
 ciii jfrructtcer &<t\\. 
 
 Kuin, V. a. 1. i iiitbrrrrigrn, i(rilo> 
 ren, I'mui'if-i, unl)ttttn. 2. i a) j jn 
 (DriiiiC'« ri4)t(i . b) (tin <)JJiicd)eii) tffriVil)ri«, 
 )ii 5Ja(!e briiiotii- c; (Jfiiife u.i uerCirrbfii 
 d> ill (SJriiiitt rJd)tfii, arm mii(t>i;ii. e. jfr= 
 niiifii (Die 0)riuii6l)eit ic). (> )ii fflruiibi- 
 riilneii, fturjeii. gi jii 65rimDe ridfttn, vtr^ 
 ciiriii, ill itid^te tnn(1)rii. Ii) in'; (ivinc !5tr: 
 brrbfii Afirini (Bit «£cflt:). 
 
 Tn ruin one't sell, Ud) in'i SBcrBrrbcil 
 flurjfii, fi(t ruii;irin. To - any one in 
 aiioilier uian's favor, O'liiril lltll Bit 0)11111! 
 tiiic6 'JliiBrrn briiigeii, @iii(ii bci ciiient <Uii: 
 Bern nii|'(i)ii>iirieii. 
 
 Ruiu, V. It. t I. ; eiiiranerf; tiaililr: 
 jen, i«i'-|rtfkn. 2. 1 |ii fflruiiBe flirhtn. 
 
 Huiimte, (oulnite, a) v. a. « r. 
 Ruin, b, adj uerDf ri'liil) , SBVrBerben briii' 
 QciiB. SiiAK. — Ruiaa'lion, «. ^ Bi( S't' 
 (Ibriing. Kenvuiliiiifl. [iBcriuililer. 
 
 Ruiner, ruu'nijr, «. Ber S'rA&rer, 
 
 To be tlie ruiuer of.., (Q-ovad; )ii 
 ©riiiiBe rid)''". 
 
 Ruillirurm, rou 'nif^rra. aiiX'^l. 
 nrial|].J riiiiicii>, truiunurfDrmit), Irumiiier.., 
 JWiiiiKii... cTO.iriiicr ic). 
 
 HuillOUSf luu iiius, adj. 1. | 6au> 
 faOig, I'c^oBl^iift, Ben ^iiiftiiri Brof^eiiB, vrr^ 
 foden. 2. t I'fTBcrbJid), niiiiof. 3. Aii^Siuliicii 
 dB. ^rfiiiiiiiirii 6eilf()niB. 
 
 Riiin<»u*ly, luuinusl^. adv. I. i<(r> 
 it'i'iilfiiB, nut tiiu ifriloreiiBf 5ajti|e. 2. i 
 VirBcrblirf), riiiiii>#. 
 
 RuilKIUHlieSS, Tuo'inusnes, «. 1. 
 tie 5bniifnfliflfi;it. 2. i Bit a5erBcrbli(<)feit, Bne 
 5{uiiu>iV. 
 
 RulC) luul. (n>. rheol; nrill. reol; 
 Aligdf. regol. reogol; fr. regie; 9{fgfl ) i. 
 I. Bnf 9?i(l)tfrf)eit, 9?i(6fhp|j, Bie Dtrgtl Bn« 
 Sinrni, QKiiifelmng, 9{it^rmn0 2. t «) Bi< 
 9?rflel; firljre; Bn6 '•Wuiler; Bit St^ricftrifr, 
 9>enirMuiiig ; (of; for; Bif 9Crgel < ffir i iiiii.. 
 jin; [OJniiiim., 9IriH;. u. 'Jliflri'r.] Bic 9{egrl; 
 I9{cd)tf(Vr.l Rules, Bif P;iri(f)iforBniiii(); 
 (ill Bfii iiriiiilen u. S33ifTinr<t)atrrii fibfrl).) 
 fcie Wfflfl. b) (III jjioilirii, bri iiorpcrid)^!!! 
 t«!i, fflcif (littiiftrii > Bie 9{rgfl. c) tic CrB= 
 niiiia (9?rgrlnin6iijffir). d) Bie $irrrd).ift, 
 9{egirrting. e) Bnfi SSemigfii. Shak. 3. (ii)- 
 yo^r.] a> Bne £iMiiMiiicititia6. b) Bie S?iiiie 
 )n;ir(f>fu Ben Anpitrdi u. £oliimncn. c) pi. 
 Rules, bie ©nidllllieu. d; Distributing -, 
 Brr 'llblrgrrpnn. 
 
 To I. live rule over.., f)errf(heii ubcr.. 
 - of life. Bie Sibeiifrrgrl. A - of action or 
 •bcdience to cliildreu, (iiie 9{rgel I't'ir iiiiu 
 
 HUM 
 
 Ber, mornad) fie jii fjniitein pB. )ii gcf>or(t)en 
 ijnbi'ii. — s of decision to judgrs, 9tegelii, 
 iuri(t)c bei rid)ferli(t)en jliisipriic^fii beni1)fct 
 ivrrBen. To learn by -s, iinil) 9{f.jclii lenicii 
 ( epriidjen ic). The - of three, (Jlrirt).) 
 Ber Sren'nc;, Bie 9{egiila Be Iri. A deik ot 
 the rules, [ ©ugl. J em todjreiber Be? P)f 
 rid^teljpfi'd King's CB. Uiieen's bench. Ber 
 Me S'litiuiirt'e iU Ben SJcrprMuingcii ni>id)t. 
 A day -rule, Bie driniiCiii^, Bie em Q>U-- 
 fiin.|ci>er er^atr, eiiien lag niiger^iilb Bee 
 W-jfaiigiiifTe* iuiubringni. To bear -, be. 
 fiWen. A form of-, eiiie 9{egieriJng*forin. 
 
 Rule, 0. a. 1. Imireii (^.ipier;. 2. i 
 a) regent, orBiieii, aiiDrBneii ; (by> einridjten 
 (luia)). b) regieren, beljcrndjen ; (by* regicren 
 'nnd)®eieijeii 'o. c>fii^reii, UiriiiiUteii((iJe 
 ii1)iilic^ d ) [ ^ed)t6iVr. ) eiitrtftricen , Buret) 
 i-me 6'turc|)eiBtiiip oB. eiiien 'ilueipruct) feil> 
 rci)tii. 
 
 Ruled par«r, linirfctf $apier, Siiiienpn. 
 pier. That's a ruled case with the school- 
 men. Bn« i|l fiir Bie i£ct)ulgflel)rten eiiie ni>= 
 geniiu1>re, nuigrma(t>ie '8ii(t)c. Be ruled by 
 iiie. nipt end) I'un inir ratteen. 
 
 Rule, V. M. 1. imireii, 9initn |ieiien. 
 2 f)errf4;eiii (over; I)errr4>en (uber>, (Q'luen; 
 bel)frrrd)cn. 
 
 Ruler, ruul'ur, «. I. tai Sinenl, 
 9{id)trd>eit, ^id)tl)nl), 9^id)ttnn6. 2. Ber i!h 
 Hirer, (iiutt, ttt Ctiiieii iieiu. 3. Ber 9<(i 
 gierer. 
 
 Rulinc* rSol'iug, adj. 1. porf^crr: 
 rd)eiiB. A — passion, eiiie >piiiip(leiDeu|\1)i)|i. 
 2. (».mrell be|lef)eiiD lu. ijjreireiu. 
 
 Rulliona, [Certi.J shoes wade 
 of un tanned leather. 
 
 Rulyf'iuul'e, adj. t riif)ig, crBentlid). 
 
 Rum, rum, t. I. Ber 9iiim (em gri: 
 ilige£ Qterrnnf). 2. 6 a; ctivn* @)ropei, Qiii 
 te5, Statfe*. b) Ber CniiBpretiger. Swift. 
 
 Rum -bud, o Ber rptl}e (Jleden (nuf Ber 
 iWiU'c Ber beni truiife ergebeiien ^JJenVneii). 
 
 Ruin^ adj. t nliPtitenrd), nltnioBij'd). 
 
 Humble, rum bl, (riiniprlui v. n. 
 runinielii, runipctn, piirem, riui|°d)en, br>iu> 
 ("m; Bumpf rollen (t>. Donner ic). [Seibe' 
 
 My guts rumble, ti fliiirrt Mur >n'| 
 
 Ruinbler, ramuiiir, «. ,ije '^rriVn' 
 oBir Snc^f, H)eld)f ruiiipcit. [pinnct). 
 
 Ruiiibu, luiu'bo. «. Be*. WiUr^en< 
 
 Ituiiiiuant, tuu'iuenaci', dnr.) udj. 
 luteBrrfnueiiB. -«. Bn£ ivieberforenBe Iljieri 
 pi. Ruminants. Bie QBieofrfnuer. 
 
 Runiiuatej rOunienaie, (Int. ru- 
 inino; r. n. 1. \ ivieBcrfnuni , ivii'Berrniicii. 
 2. i(on. upon) nnd)finncii, nadjBeiifen (libiT) 
 (fnuni Burd)Brnfeu; (of; ^tiune eriungen. 
 
 Ruiiiiuate, v. a. l. luieDerrntun. 
 mieBerfiiuen. 2. l G-tiune I'ibirDeiifen, reif; 
 nd) libcrlegen, nnd^Bcufcn liber .., nnd). 
 lliiiien liber . .. 
 
 Hilininutioilf ruuiueni'shuu, 4. 
 I. Bn6 2eiiBerfiiuen; e.e ^igenid)n|'t oBer 
 fns SJerniogcn ivirBerjiifiiuen. 2. t Bne 
 l)urd)Beiifeii. ^.irt)tiiifi'H, ^iid)fiimen. 
 
 RuiniutttttT) ruu'iiieiialur. t. Q-'l-. 
 
 ner, Ber librr emeu 6)rgrii|taiiB iiad)B(iift. 
 nndtfinnr. liprtl)ii 
 
 Runikin, rumkin, t. Ber tiirfii'd)! 
 
 Ru»iiiiuf$'e, iiiiii'niidjp. (u. \x 
 remutr> v. u. \. Buri^iud^eu, Burt^riott^eru, 
 
 KUiN 
 
 Biird)ilpbern. 2. f wegr.iunieit , ivegtrngm. 
 
 To rummage the hold, ('Wiir.) Bit l'o» 
 
 Bim>] uiu|hiueii. [(xxudi d'tiunei riid)en. 
 
 Ruiiiiiiag-e, t). n. I)erumili)ri'ii, 
 
 To rummage on seuse, emeu Sinil mi 
 
 Griune; |'iid)eii. 
 
 Ruiniuag-e, *. Ba6 >Sud)en, £tird)< 
 ilcd)frn, Diirdjilooern. 
 
 Ruiiiitier, iiim'mur, t. f Ber 9{5< 
 
 iner. Bo* igri^Bo iriiifgin*, Ber >puinpen. 
 
 Rlllliurf luu'iniir , (I.U. ?G.) «. I. 
 
 Ber Jfiir, BnS 0)erui1)f. i. Ber 9{iif (9(ul)in). 
 
 Rumor, ■>. «. nl* (^erudjt perbceueii, 
 
 aiierprriigeii. 
 
 li wa» rumored, e^ giiig Bnf C9ertid)t, 
 mnn fngtr, ef IjieC nflgcniriii. You are -ed 
 for the author, <.iic gtiren uinii l)>ilt <£ie 
 {lir Ben iBirfnffer. 
 
 Rumorer^ ruu'atiiru , «. Ber S3ert 
 breiter emee 0)ert'i(^re£ p6. von 6)ci(jd;ien, 
 (filler, Ber Weriidjte I'erbreitet. 
 
 Rump, rump, (9(uiupf) «. I. ttt 
 9{iiiupt. 2. lai firnij, - ot beef. Bn« 2en» 
 BeiiiU'icf , Ber SenBenbrnteii 3. Ber .^iiicere, 
 StflB. 4. -, oB. - -pa r I i a me II t. rill 
 Spotciiaine be* ^nrlnmente ivnljrenB (Eroiu> 
 lueir* ^JJroteftornt. 
 
 Yellow rump, I Dmitf).] Ber Welbftttfi. 
 Rump, bone, ['Uiiot.) Bn* (Ed)^^!)^:, 
 'Sd)ainbein. t--fed, ivrl;lgi'iiiil)ri, fert, Birf, 
 Bidionnilig. Shak. --kieaks. «. pi. £d)niti 
 ten I'cni l'enBeii(lu(fe. [iUiuciiBen. 
 
 Ruii'.p, V. a. (^iiieni) Ben 'Jhideii 
 Ruiiiper, riimpiir, 4. Ber 'JIniinnger 
 o> . Biie 'O^tiri^lieB Be* Ruiiifj-pai'liaineiit, f. B. 
 RiimpiNll, rumpKh, adj. tiiieiii 
 1' jmpfc nl)iilid). 
 Ri« tuple, rum'pl, «. Bie 9{uniel. 
 Kfumple, e. a. runielig lunc^en, 
 riiiiie!!.', uerfTuiiiyeln, lerbruden, ierfiiittern. 
 ;■ >. mp led, riinji'lig. 
 Ruinpless, rump'lea, adj. ol)ne 
 Sd)ioniii (u. 93i>geln). 
 
 I7.UU, run, (nngeff. rennan) praet. 
 «* cb. run, pp. run, c.n. l.\ rcimcn, Iniifeu ; 
 o'out) unil^er reiinen, iinifjer iniit'en, l)er: 
 'tmlAiifeii. 2. (I'un imbelebteii ivorprriu fuM 
 l'd)iietl uon Ber ©telle beiuigcn , (id) fort> 
 ■)eiiie.ic", (nufeii, fid) Brel)en, l)infal)rcii, fit)it> 
 gen, ti'>rtrd)irpcii, fliegen; (against) |logcii 
 (nil), fd)L'itern (niu. 3. i a) imiMiifeu (in>u 
 6Jcri"id)tin), fid) uerbreiten ii>. i£d)rifren K.i. 
 b) (against; a) iniifeii (luiBer; eiiier <§nd)e 
 enrgt-gen fein). fi) niiljiiiigig geiiiiid)t fern 
 (gegfii (S-iiien, luie ^^proiefje;. y; uiiguii|1ig 
 aiiffndeii < fiir 0"inen). ci beileljeii (fortbe; 
 )!e()cii ). d) ill! ®rt)H5niige feiii oDer geljeii, 
 l)crrid)cii. e)fd)iffcn, fegi'Iii, f.il)rcii; (into) 
 eiiiMufen uii). 4. inufen (get^eii). 5. t (byi 
 befiiiiiit I'ein (u liter eineni <)(anicii :c.). G. 
 (from) lueglniifen (I'on 6iiii'ni>; jlieijen w. 
 •JciiiBe), do) flicljen (nnd)). 7. Inufen, rtii» 
 lien, firoiiien, (Jiieeii (u. 'iD.ifTi'v. ; (by; (jins 
 jlifBfii (rtiu. 8. 1 a ) fTirgt'ii, ueijlifru'ii. b) 
 uiT|lreid)i'ii, Bnl)iii fliegeii to. Bei'Seif to. c) 
 fliepen (luie 233orte, ^eriobeii jc.;. 9. Inufen, 
 riuiieu ID. 0)ft,ipeii), tropfeii; (P. ten <iiiigeii) 
 tl)rnnen, uberlniiieii; flieeen, eitetii {v. &tt 
 rd)a'ririMu. 10. flilffig luerteii, rd)iiul}in, jer» 
 lli(Bi'ii; niifiDniieu. 11. a) laufeii , fiil) er> 
 linden, Burd)jicl)eii; (up; fid) >ui*tel)ne'i. 
 b; Inufeu (ciiit aewijTe 9iid)tuiig Ijabtw). 12. 
 
806 FAte, far fAll, faJ. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, 1116 ve, n6r got, 61I, cl6ud. Tiibe, tub, full. t//in, Tllis. 
 
 KUiN 
 
 ± ai fid) erflKrfeii (luie eine OJciwnli JO, rd: 
 (t)<ii, fldjt'n. b) (into, to) lid) l)iiineigen (jio. 
 e) laiitm (11. SCovteii, i'. mur ®(t)nft !C.). 
 d) (upon) beruljen disif). »•*■ LiP'^""*'! ''"'= 
 frii (D. ai5cit)relii ic, elje fit t'lHi.) luerDcii); to 
 have to -. jii Iniiffii l)iibfn. 14- in ciiifii 
 fliwiffdi Si'tltiiiC genuDeii; unto) a> gem' 
 tt)fu, ucrtiiUfii , f.iUfn , ruiricu, fid) fliivjfu 
 (iii>, (0)ea'Dl)Ml)eirfn 20 niiiifljiiifu. /?; ein> 
 fltljen (fliif). y) (i.i)'''i"»t'' 20 nu^i'iben. 
 3. c) She saw witli joy the line immortal 
 r un , 
 £ac!i sire iinprestt'd and glaring in his 
 son. Pope. 
 
 The file runs over a field or forest, 
 ^o^ Jetirr breitct ftd) uter riii '5il& »B. "'>« 
 emeu 223ilie niiS. To - into a harhor. ill 
 fineii i>4iii-ii riiUniifeii, ciiifuipafeii nnfegflii. 
 The sliip lias run ten knots an hour. ii\i 
 i£d)iff i|l (ill tiuer Stuiibf) .it'f)ii Siiopfe ge^ 
 Iniifen. To - for a prize, luttriaufcn, mcrr- 
 rt'llllDll. Rivers — lo llie ocean or to lakes, 
 gllifie flitijill tiMliDji-nil oDi'rSi'ill Jii. Tears 
 - down the cheeks. lt)rniieil flu-pfll libcv Pie 
 liljjfliigeii Ijniib, l;rniiitcr. To - ilnongh life, 
 burd) tilt I'd'Cll gi'ljni. Customs- only upon 
 good.s iniporled or expoited. and tliat but 
 once for all, whereas inlerest — » as well 
 upon our ships as goods, and must be 
 yearly paid, 3i>li miiD iiiir fur 'JBanren, tic 
 ivir eiii: iiiifc iuietiil;ri'ii , uiiti jivnr cin fiir 
 nllemni , eiurirt)tet , ii)nl)ri'ii6 foiiuil)! aiif 
 mifereii €d)ifFfii iil^ uiiHrcn "Jioiireii 0""'^' 
 tjTen injlen , Ht nlljaljrlid) briiil)ir m-tben 
 
 tm'iflCll. To - counter to . . . (ciiur (Srtd)^' 
 jmuiDer Inilfeil 06. fcill. Practice -s counter 
 to it, Brr (iji'brniid) Imift tnivifccr. To - 
 from one topic to anoilier , i>ou eilieilt 
 WfgfiifliiiiDe niif 06. jii ciiuiii anftrii iit-'fr: 
 flr^cn, fLMUliietl, \!lbipriilliinilild)ill. The con- 
 versation ran on the aifairs of the Greeks, 
 6ie gricd)ird)cii 91iigrli-gnil;i.'iteii luiirrii 6er 
 (iJegcnfiauD &ef (iJlfpMd)*. The king's ordi- 
 nary styie runneth etc., ttr gciu!)l)lllid)t' 
 2ifel fcee Jlt^migf Iniirrr jc. The words - 
 thus, tie IBortc Uniitcii fo. The sense -» 
 thus, brr ©IllM fniUMl ifl ZC. Her tongue -s 
 coiiiinually, bii6 ■9)iillll fli'l): il)r fi'tm'll >Illl! 
 flfllblirf (lill. When we desire any thing. 
 Oiir minds -■ wholly on the good circuin- 
 Klances of it, lui'llll U'ir cilic ©ild)i' IuiiM = 
 ftbcii, i"o l'rrd)iifrinr firfy tiiiiVr (^>i'i|l tiiiiig 
 line ndciii nut Prii fiir fir giiiiiligrii Uniilaii! 
 ten. The pamphlet -s well among a ceitain 
 class of people . 6tc Slnfl'rt'''''' finfi't I'd 
 finer gimiifrii SSiMfffliijTe I'irlni 'Jliiflaiig. 
 
 The pamphlet ran much among the lower 
 
 people , tic guigi"d)nfr lunr iiiirrr trni gp; 
 llieinni SBolfc Irljv lUTbrrttrt. To- distracted. 
 I'Uli ©iiiiini fommrli. To - out of one's 
 wits, ttn SSrvililiiD I'rvlirrrii. To make any 
 one - mad. (j-iniii uni frii 2>cr|lnit& briiigi'ii. 
 To — into conlusiou or en or, ill SSi'nuir; 
 
 tiiiig flfratljfii, in 3rrtl)imt i-frfvilieii. He 
 
 was not igiioiaut what report r a n of hliiisclt. 
 
 re luor iljm iiid)t iinl'rfniiiu, iurid)r5 (iSi'nirt)t 
 iil)iril)ll liniliff. To - a head, ((S-||uuu llbir 
 i'.ii Xv\)\ U'ad)iVii. jii ina(l)iig ivrrPrii. To - 
 I igh. I. [-Wuir.l l)iM)l gi'Diii (i«. itv ■ixa. 2. 
 1 a ) jiiiii-|)nu'ii , )i'nd)u'ii , flrigrn. 'ji to - 
 fuglicr. ijlMu'i g''l)rii, hiiiiuifgil)rn, (iiif^rrtiV) 
 Ui>oi'fr. Debates - hioii , DrtuUti'ii ivrrDi'ii 
 
 RUM 
 
 t)eftig. In popish countries, the power of 
 the clergy -s higher, ill frttljl'llfd)!;!! £iin: 
 6eni crilrecft fid) He (yeiunlt Ccr (ytiillidjfcit 
 lueicrr. The accusations - so higli, bit ^Jllt- 
 fliigeii fiiiC uoii foldjer Se&eiitiiiig. The se- 
 dition ran so high. Der '^iifriil;rt'rreid)te einr 
 rtild)e ipiilje. Veins of silver — in different 
 directions, ©iibcrnDerii Iiiiifcii 111 uerfdjii'Dc: 
 lien >J{td)niligcn. Pride is apt lo - into a 
 conteuipi of others, bet Stplj flrigErt fid) 
 gerii DD. li'id)t big jiir 2>eriid)niiig 'iliibeviT, 
 nrtet ltid)f in 5Bcriid)tiiiig 'iliiDrrtr rtiis. To 
 - up, iiuffdjitpeii (u. it)irrL'ii JC); to - up 
 to men and women, fd)llL'll jii 'jJiaiUKvii 
 11. SCeibcrii luerbrii. To — to seed, in C/ii... 
 men fc^ir^cn, iiiiffd)ieBeii. To - to le.ivc, 
 I'itle SJiiitter treibeii. A statute may bs 
 prevented from running, by etc., Die fcT 
 iiet-eSCirfiiiig einrr S3irorr>iiiiiig fniiii baOiUii) 
 grljciiinit ivcrben, bap u. To - upon a h,..i.i, 
 eiiie Sbrtiif brruirmen i utn '•Jjopirrgi'lD geg^ii 
 fliiigcnbe '))iiinjc tiiijiiivi'djfi'iii;. To - into 
 debt, ill fcd)iilC>i'n grratljrii , kSd)iilbcii iiiii: 
 d)i'll. Colors — one into anotlier, jjarbeil 
 flli'^iin illt'ilinnbcr. Solyman ran into wilful 
 perjury himself. (EolOtiinil brgtiig felb|l (ilieil 
 lH>rfnyli(t)eil •DKcmciO. To - into danger, ftd) 
 ill (i5cfill)r ftiirjcn. To - lulo one's books, 
 iii©d)Uibi:iigrriul)cn, fid) in ad)iilDen ilecfrii. 
 The candidate will not -, or he will - 
 well, (bei 2i5iil)lcn) ber (2D(il;lo KrtnbiCiii 
 luiro nid)t uitle ©rimnien erhaircii, iwirb pitie 
 'Sfiuillieil crl).'lti'll. Runuing footman, 
 bi't Smifcr. Running stationers, 'Jliifruicr 
 uiiD aSerffliiftr i>on Sciiuiigtn , gcOriicfrtii 
 ingcencnigfeiicii ic. To - mute , I'iSiaiO: 
 infpr.] iiiflfii oijne ju bdltn (i>on »nn= 
 bcii;. To - through thick and thin, fid) 
 iMflcn Uiinnncl;iiilid)fcirrii nn6|Vi(cii. To - 
 ihiough dangers, (ycfilljnn bcililjill. Three 
 limes running, brciiitnl l;iiircr i-iiiaiibcr. 
 Three days r u n n i n g; brt'l Zogc Had) eilliUI- 
 Di'r. Two years running, jlUi'i O'^'Ki-' 'j'-n- 
 irr I'illilllOiT. To —on the ground, a-ground, 
 llniiibcii. A running knot, nine SdjUife, 
 ad)liiigc. Running riot. [IL-aiDiiifpr.j Orr 
 3iiriiiiib, bii Spunbt tiiif cin 3{ubtl ij>iri"d)c 
 IliUt ailf (fulfil iinrtlincn. A running 
 banquet, cill 3nibl(i, bi'll llliin lll'lU'llb JII fid) 
 
 iiiiumr. .SiiAK. Itu n niug tiiic, [iijpogr) 
 Pir KL'llilllllCiiritcl. Her tongue runs on 
 »heel.'>, (before her v%ils, at random), fir 
 pMiibrrt ill brii irtg l}ini'iii, rcffi ins (^Joliig 
 1)1111-111, rd)ii>iit^i uiibijViiiu'ii, rebel, oljne es 
 l'inl)er jll libevlrgeil. il ever runs in my 
 mind, re grht iiitr iinnirr, ripig tin £i<pfe 
 l)erilin. This ran in the head of a late 
 writer ol iiaiiiial history. Dies imir bie <}lll- 
 fid)t riiiec I'trilrrbrnfii •)iariitbefd)reibcri-. 
 This very cast ol djce runs lor all , iiiif 
 Oiefrin iyiivir ili')' ""^''"' hi^rc^ (i)elO. To - 
 close upon the wind, LO}{>ir.l bld)r beilU 
 iijdlDe fegi'lll. To — over the anchor, lo - 
 toul of the anchor, (0}riU.j I'Or 'Jlllfer tri't: 
 tea. R u n 11 i n g fight , enf (yriidjt biiiii 
 ■Jiiirfiiigc, (at sea) iiii i»/ergried)r , in beiii 
 brr g-i'inb nid)t itotnnb l)iVlt, iVnbern befliin: 
 fuj griogt luirb. The hour-glass docs not -, 
 bie £iiiiPiii)r (b. I), brr ©iiuO) liiuit nid)i. 
 To - low and dreggy, mil bir ?i'ri„f jeljeii. 
 It runs in ilie blood , c6 ilecfr , iirgr tir. 
 'Blllie. It ruus iu the blood ol your whole 
 
 KUN 
 
 family to hate ours, ber ipiig (\e(\en iinfere 
 ijoiiiilie 111 bei end) pom 25iuer iiiif ben ©pljn 
 lUiTijegangcn. To - to one's help, g'inein 
 ufifpringen. A verse, a period tiia: runs 
 well, tin fliegeiibcr SSerfi, eiiie flicijeiibe ^J>e» 
 viuDe. His eyes -. feine 3iiigen tijrniieii; et 
 ill rriefiiligig. To laugh till one's eyes run, 
 lnd)en, bng (S'ineiii bie *2liigeii riberliiiifen. My 
 genius does not - that way. id) fd)icfe mid) 
 Mid)t biljll. To — to the contrary, btlijegeil, 
 baiuiber Uiiifeii. / 
 
 Prov. His shoes are made of (a) run- 
 ning leather, er fiinn feiiien -lliigeiiblicf tlitt 
 fli^en, er i\1 itniiier nuf ben 5}eiuen. 
 
 To run after. I. Iniifen iioct) . . , ©iiient 
 .uid)liiiifen , e-iiien oerfi.>lgen. 2. t fiK^en 
 nnd) .., (einer (Siid)e) iiiid)jiigen. 
 
 To run at, jiiiiuifeii nuf.., (pfi|lurjen 
 nuf .., jurennen nuf ... (einen). 
 
 To run away, 1. bnuonlnufen. 2. 1 bat 
 l)inrd)miiiben (wie bai Seben le.). 3. (at) bn« 
 poiilaiifen (wr); (with) bur(^ge()en (niir), 
 leiii ■OWnPd)eiu eiitfuljren. 4. i ai (with) ficj) 
 (itwai iu ben Si^pf fei^en, fist) (JtiDnS einbili 
 ben. b) (fiom) fid) eiuferiien, nbfd)meifeii 
 (I'on eiiiein 0)egeii|lnnbe). 
 
 Thoughts will run away with a inaa 
 in pursuit of those ideas, which etc , (3)ebnn« 
 fen luerben ©iiien jii jeueii ^beeii Ijinreigen, 
 bie IC. 
 
 To run down, ^ernb, l)iniinrer ob. ()er» 
 iinrer Innfeu, nbjliegen. To - with blood, 
 lUMi 5Biiit triefeii. To — a coast, liiiigS ciiier 
 ftiille l;iiird)itfeii. 
 
 To run from, fjerfomnien ppn ... 
 
 To run in, l;ereiii , Ijineiii Iniifeii Diet 
 reniien. 
 
 To run in trust, -j- (Sd)lllbeil mnd)en. To 
 run in with, 1. f fjd) iierciuigeii, libereiiu 
 iliuiincu (luio, fid) nnfd)lie&en (nii ©men); 
 I run in with them in that point, id) bill 
 iu bii'feni 'i)3uufte il;rcr -}Kiinuiig. 2. [-JKar.] 
 10 run iu with the land, brui SilUbe }lt> 
 ilciicrn. [fli:l)i!n, gtiten 'Jlbgniig Ijnbeu. 
 
 To run off readily. J (ipnnbell giir ab» 
 
 To run o n, I. tfrrgelji'u ifortgefei^t lurr* 
 beii), torrhiiifeii. 2. fDrtfnljreii ; she runs 
 on at the same rate, ftc gel)t iiuiner iljreil 
 (iJniig forr, treibt e^ iniuier nuf bie n(te 
 'Jsjcu'e. 3. iiiinblnffig rcbcn , fpri'd)eii, fd)u)n> 
 i)eu, piniibern, fortrebeii, fiirt.plniiaiTU, fort» 
 l"d)ii'nijeii. 4. (uiir "iiJi'rten, ©rt)uiiil)uiig.MO 
 l)erfn(leu (fiber), ©iiieii (ilnrf) niitiiel;iueii. 
 
 To run on short, furj gefafjr fein. 
 
 To run out, 1. niiSlniifen ( lUMi (Se« 
 fniTeu u.x, I)innu6lniifi'u. 2. f ni'inufeii, -.u 
 (jnbe geljeii. 3. nnflniifeii, iniifen, fifi) >iu4« 
 breireii. 4. f fid) perbnitcii ; (into) nu*» 
 fd)ii'eifcn , niiAnrten (tiu ; fid) rrrd)i>pfrn (in 
 ■iJrrd)reibllligrit :c.) To — into digressions, 
 Oll>i'd)iui'ifiingi'il iur.d).e'.l ; he inns out .i« 
 praise of Milton, er erfd)l"ptt fid) im S?obe 
 O.Vilrou'?. .i. burd)gfbriid)c, rrfd)op;'t fein (i.>. 
 iiiieni 25frnii!<gen). 6. ju (iJruiibe 3cl;eu, per* 
 berbrii (nrin luirbeni. Sims. 
 
 To run oul inio suckers, (-^Jot. ) 5d)by» , 
 liu.je tntbeii, niiflniifen. To - in right <iut%% 
 111 grrnbeii ^inii'ii iniifeil. To run one's sel( 
 out. fid) ill (i)riinbe r;d)icn, fid) rrfdii^'pfrHJ 
 Insectilc animals r u n out into legs, <.l)tt'rej| 
 Me }n brii oniVfirii gcHi'ren , f;iib bii'.d) il)t 
 pielcii ^iiije bcinerllid). To run out uu> 
 
Fktp. far, fAll. fat. yU. met. Fine. fin. NA. movi., nAr, g&t, 6?l. c\6M. Ti\l)e. tuU, full. lAiii. I His. 8l)7 
 
 \ 
 
 any one, p jii 5-iiifiu fniiffii. To run out 
 ot cakh, fid) rtu^flebcii, fKt) uergtbeii. To 
 run out of a port. [OT^iir.j au^laufcit. 
 
 To run over, fibcrlililfdi (i>uil (ilieill 
 PJl.iiV , i>oii teiii ^l^rill entlialtturii -IBfiiie !c.) 
 To - to a place, ficf) nil emeu Ort beflcbeii. 
 To - to llie sironger side, niif Die @eite bti 
 (Et.ufrrii treten. 
 
 To run through, 1. loufen , rcitiien 
 Ciir.t) ... 2. i eiirrf)loiiieii; Biird)iiiiid)fn. 
 
 Y'lU, liaviiig run I h rough »o inucli 
 piiiiiit Uukines«. il)r, eie ilir end) I'o I'ici mit 
 trft"i(Ut1)eii ^Jliujele()eiil]eiteii bei'ctat'n.it l)>ibc. 
 Id - a couise of bukineox. eilieil iiUidfAitii 
 riiriii^ ^llrd)ml1(t)ell. To - a nerie* of ar- 
 (iimeuK , tint 9\(i^e von ibeiveifeii bur4>< 
 liuiteii. 
 
 To run up, I. f)ilinilf loilfi'll , l)in<illf 
 g:l;eii. 'I. i a/ auln\iit\\, nuiiaiifeii iu.64>iil> 
 Ceil to. b) (10^ niiftircen (iii). 
 
 Relics which ruu u p as high as Daniel 
 and .\brahaiu, 9(cliqiiieii, Me bii au6^ani<\6 
 II. 'ilbr.iljiiiiie 3t'"f" (jrrriiljreii. 
 
 To run upon. 1. ^iilo. feu, (o^oehrit, 
 floBeii AU| <(ilH(l\). 2. t (upon U. on; b(' 
 riineii (till . . . 
 
 Ills dikcourse runs upon that, frtnt 
 9uCi (itt)t t(\[)i\t, biiroiif <l).iu6elt biu-ru). 
 
 Hull, v. a. I. Uiifcii, renueii. 2. i ai 
 ti:i|i1>i.iflrii (eiueu SBefl). b) t Inuieii (enie 
 &)t'[tibr>. i. (down) iiirrcrreuiieii, uiattiageii, 
 oflji^eu (eiueu i>irid) Jc.>. 4. t (down) a) 
 IjirtiiiVQeii, i<ernd)tlid)iuii(l)eii. b) lu bie&uoe 
 rriiben, I'eriliiiiimeii uirtd)eii. c) uberiuiiui' 
 (l('.\. 5. (1.1. uiibelcbicii Siiineiu lAiifeii Inifeu 
 (). ^. eiu &d)itf 2c.). 6. flirgeii lniTeui nut 
 fid) liiljreu {v. 5lujTeii jo. 7. urn bie 'lOrire 
 l.uiieii DD. reiiiicu lii(|eii (*J>|crDe jc). 8. (It-- 
 (^l'u. ireibeii, (logen ; (iiiritlriu uiit ihrougln 
 rurd)reiiiicu,{)iird)ito§cu, riird)bol)rcu, 6iird)> 
 llidiru. 9. ilcdrn, jirlji-ii ; (ihioiigli; tuvti): 
 (li'rfeii. iiel)eii, ilicfeii eurd> ... 10. t ("""^ 
 4; ,ii)>iiidru, riniiuiiiiDi'ii, hiiieiiiiiviiiifleii dU'. 
 b) ((iiiiciu |iii)reii (auf &(ii<ii«i. c) (6-incu> 
 )u>iiiOrii (jiu. 11. a) rd)iiiet(rii ; ["JJieiflliiirti.j 
 rniiieu (&iieit 20. [>> aUKtn (UiineUi, 
 JliiopfV 10. I'2. I)riiiilid) unC mir UmiKl)uiiii 
 Ci* 3t'"* 'ill' I'''- niifiiiiireii, riurd)ionrjeu 
 ChKi.ireii). 13. n<0(ieii, nur bi\6 <£piel leijeii. 
 
 To run the giiuilrl. ©picgriKheit loilfrll. 
 T<i - a liorse . I. gnUH'Piteu. •• em ^terD 
 uui emclUctte rriiiieii liifTi'ii. To - diviniou^, 
 I'Dillf.J C illie Ulild)ril. To - llie hazard ol 
 ones life. |"dii £'ebeil frtr.iil iv>liieu. To - 
 oiir's hciid (gainst the wall, nut 6eui kcpit 
 anfir tie "HjaiiP reiiiieil. To - any one down 
 MKj i'l l^nguagp, (fiiirii iiiir <£d)miil)iiiit]en 
 utrrl<>iiiieii, uberi'dtiiiien. A laikative person 
 , u n k liiniKelf upon great inc<>nvrnienc«s. 
 run- id)ii)ni>!)iitte ^teriVii briiiflt fid) 111 flrofee 
 llii.)i'lr,ii'lil)citeii To -a slifp a -ground, on 
 •iioie. em (Sd)itf luit ^rll (4nmC huifen U\i> 
 *rii . ilr.iiiJen liiffcii. To - the woiM back 
 m Ilk fiivt original, bii; nil) Dell llriVriiiifl 
 tiT •lUiif Jiinlffrnhfll. To - a rate, race*, 
 ivi'iirriiiirii, Siiciireiiiieu nmlcfleii. To - a 
 • Hord iliroiigli the body, eiueu Driven biird) 
 ten Ceib rcuiiril. To - any one lliroiigh 
 tsiili oue's kwoid, (piiieni brn Xieorii turd) 
 be. I L'rib rrimi'll. He »as — through the 
 body, rr ivjiirbe burdlbolwt. To — a ribbon 
 Iri a ring, till Siniib imO) riiirii Pi'tug jiel^eii. 
 
 To — the hand Into the pocket, bie i^l1n^ 
 ill tie Ii1|'d)e ftetfeil. To - one's fortune, 
 lein Ci)lij(f, jtin $eil uerfiidjeii. To - a line 
 between .., eiiie Ciiiie, Wreiijliiiie jirljeu 
 iivi|'(t)en ... To - a aail iuio ihe foot, tiiicii 
 <)(ii<)el III beii (Jiip treibeii ; in eiueu i)iiii!el 
 treceii , fid) eiueu 3i>igel 111 ben ^iib treteii. 
 To — a line of packets f:'oni Liveipuol 10 
 New York, eiiie ^}>oil.*Sd)iff|iihrt, ^^I'lli'd)!!? 
 tiil)rt6:Siiiiir jii«ir(t)en SU'erpoi'l 11. 9tei» 3)Drt 
 UUterl)itlteil. To-astnge-coach from London 
 to SouthaMiptoii. eiiit ^i>|1f utfdje ji»ird)fii 
 I'oiiboii uiiD>£i>iitt)iimpii>u iiii(ci-l)aueu, rtijii 
 iii.ieitl >ib>)el)eu Mnen. To - hard , I. C$'iiie:> 
 (biird) Sd)cr)e, ®turrt«ineu to miiuc^ineii. 
 2. Q-iueii briiiigeii, bebr<iii(|cii. 
 
 To run down, I^Xtiir.J 1. to - lniiti>de. 
 longitude, in brr %reite, in ber £iui||e |>(- 
 I'eaeln. 2. to - a vessel . an obei ioi»ri 
 em (Sd)iff reunen uub ti in ben i^cuiib 
 bbl;ren. 
 
 To run in, I. I)ineiii|'le(f)eu ; I)iuemi1r(fen. 
 2. [OKar.J to run the gun* in, Mr StlllPlieil 
 von bell &tii<fpfi>rt(u weq iiMrber an ^ctt 
 t)vitt\. [{bui 2ii(]er> riiimien 
 
 To run .rt, [i^iiiibrlj aiieiurriiiifrii, 
 
 To run out, 1. I)iu.u:r|li0t'ii , I)iiiaii6 
 treibeii, l)maui.'rc()iebeii; [-Mf.ir.J 10 run i)ip 
 gun« out, bie Jiaiiotieii an bie geoifiietiu 
 ^^'g(fpiortell fiitjren. 2. eiiPeii, beeiiPigrii 
 upllenbtti (eiiien t'lUti). 3. biir<t|»riiiiifu diii 
 SSirmw^en, Oiii" ♦. aiKbeljueii, otiibnitiii. 
 5. [■O^uu.) to - » w?rp, rin 3a(jetri'B juiu 
 93ert)Dlen aubriiigen. 
 
 To run over, I. ilberreuiien f I'lberafl 
 bereimeii). 2. ia) biird>laufeii leiii ^iiai «.>. 
 bi Itic^t l)iuiv'l)eii liber .., &riva# iiur mit 
 ivitiiiflen iijrrten Pb. fiirj brriil;reii , (*tiu''* 
 flrid)tifl erj.il)lrii. c) lunueileu bei ... (Gf: 
 iva6)- di ()i-nieueu (Jreiibciu e) biird)a<^0'"' 
 biird)rel)rii (em i!Serr, eiiie ^j(rbeit). 
 
 To run over the seaius, [''War.) bie 
 •){ill)feii i'tr(tt)tn. 
 
 To run t li rou g h. I. bnrdilnufen ; biirt^ 
 iud)en. 2. burd)briiifleii (em aSi-riubijen). 
 I To run up, I. niifilrt^en liiijen, rrl)i-beii 
 (l)pd) ni.idtfii'. 2. 1 a I (6'iiieii) rriiebrii, 
 . lobrii. b) iletqern ( ^rriie). o aiifd)iur(len 
 I To ruu u p a thing toohigh, (ytii'ii^. umr; 
 treibeii. A man who lakrk goods on cirdit. 
 is apt to — hi« accniini to a laige kum be 
 fore he is aware ol it. (rmer, bir "iL'.Mrtli 
 am JRribir uiiuint, befiMuiiit Iridit run gri'^i' 
 9(fd)imii(i, el)e er e^ neiuahr ivirb. The jvoilel 
 lias not stood so Ion;-, but we can siill r u n it 
 up to ariless ages, bie ^I'lt ileht llbd) llid)( 
 |V lannr, bag luir ue ni(^r bi^ jii beii ruiijl 
 loiiii 7tiilirI)imberteMl)miiiifiifr|Vl!ieii f&iiiiteii. 
 I Hun, t. I. ba^ <;aiifrii, Pteiiiieii, Per 
 Caiii. 2.ta) ber Cniif (^er ^briirbi'iiljeiteii to, 
 SS.Tlaiif. b) ber freie fiiiiif, lUille. o (tia6 
 ©d)reirn) Mi (nwiiidio Weii1>rei (agaiu^i. 
 (leiirn). 3. ber I'oiif (riiiefi ©d)iffi-6 > ; bie 
 Jalirt (eine* ©d)iffe6 , b. 1) bie biird)iVii(iie 
 Dnliiii.); bieSCeife). 4. ber Jliig, i£d)iiB; 
 I Web.) ber giiifi (ber ©lifre). .5. fa) ber 
 gme, iai Slieeenbe (ber SBerfc 10. b; 
 ber P5aiifl, gvrtiinug. c) (i^aiiDrlj ber ?lb; 
 c,An<i, iJUnareiuu-rtrieb. di bie <S3eMV, 9Jrr: 
 f.il)ruufl«art. 6. ber 'Jliilauf '<iim ©t'riii(ieu). 
 7. 1 bai ibertiirnieii eiiier ^>iiiif mm bereii 
 'Jfrren fleflcn fliiioeube-JJiiiiiie eiiijimiectiielii;. 
 
 KUN 
 
 8. [iJiorbain.] bM 5iri0d)eii, ber ^Sacfe. 9. 
 [ 0}iiil)l.] A — of stonet, em >J)rtar 0)?iil)l» 
 iltnie, (bal)er) ber &i\»i\, -JKahujauij. 10. 
 I OW.ir.j ber ^pivf (bet l)mieriU il;eil obn 
 •}{i\i. n im Srt)iffe). 
 
 To fetch a run at .., ^ineiii nac^i 
 reniien. There is a — upon the bank, bte 
 i^rtiif luirb beiliirint if. 5ir. 7. obeiu. To 
 take a -, eiiien 'iliilaiif neliiiieii , aiifeQen. 
 I'o put any one to the -, Qmcu in? Soilfeu 
 briiuicii, &iiiein 'Seme uiad)eii. A short -, 
 ( -iUnibiiirpr.) elite '^JJarforcrjagb, luobei mi 
 ai')'iGte2S5iib balb von otw ipimbcii erlcfltiuirO. 
 iiirre is a violent — against .., man 
 I'ltiLii l)ei(ii) ii'!1'« ■■• The - of maukind, 
 j:r 0.>>'L-|ird)eii tin i!l(lf)ein(meil. Our commoa 
 - of Indies, luie ti mei|leii^ bei Domen gel)t. 
 A - of verses, fliegfiibe iBerfe. To have a 
 general -, (jiiteii 'ijrrtijaiifl l)abeii. Good or 
 ill - at play, (ijiiicf ober Hinjiiitf ini Spifie. 
 Money at the long -, (<pauPelJ Uiige lam 
 feiibe SBedjiVI. In the-, mit ber 3eit. !■ 
 ( ub. feltener at) the long -, in bie Sange, 
 eiibiid) , am (J'ube. - goods, (iiii)erd)ivar}(( 
 •iiJiiareil , \. v. a. \)?r. 12. To h.tve its -, 
 nil .£d)ivaiiqe fem of. flel)en. To liav'e a - 
 of .'iiHtoiiipi'k. mele Aiiiibrd)>ifr l;abeii. 
 
 Hunn^nte, iun'nag4ie. ul. rent- 
 g»<ie ) s. brr iyiud)iliiig, <Uiierei0eri SaiiO* 
 jlrridirr ; *Jlt>(riiuiiii)e. 
 
 Hiiiiu^vny, nin'awA. t. btt ^n6* 
 niijir ; guiitriiiiij. - mlj. jliid)(iii , uefs 
 laiiffii. It fiai 91ufi)^i'i''i bei llnfraiit*. 
 
 Hunrn(i«»ll, ninkA sluin. (lat.) «. 
 
 Huiiciii«tte, ri'in'scii^te, (lat. run- 
 ciiiai iiilj. (Bor.) iVtirorfiifliformig. 
 
 Hiiiiil, ( lOirM.J bad ^ahibanb (am 
 
 Hand, ^ Iiid)ei. 
 
 Hundl*;, run'dl. (riiiib) «. I. bie 
 Sfi'.ffi'l, SprojTe, ?rifrnVri'|7e. 2. l-ijleiflieii.l 
 ba« (Sitlin'jbli d). 3. ilo •1ii.'.\c ciJrf SiJalje), 
 4. I'^i'f. i bte Bolbe. ber -3d)irm. 
 
 Run (lie -head. l.9Dr.| ber Jtopf ber 
 iiiitrru IGi'lIe eme? bi>ppelreii Spills. 
 
 Ifjllllliet, nindlit. ( *. I.bn6%t\^t 
 
 HUlllet, nin'iet. ^ 1I) 'tl(l<Ull3 bl< 
 
 10 (s).i(liMieu). 2. fyi'f-l b,\6 x>'i>lb<tttn , 
 .ad)iriiii1)iMi. 
 
 Hlin<S, nine. s. ('icJiunt , pi- R u n e«, 
 1. bie '.)<iiiiein\1)ri|°r, 9{niieii. 2. riiiiifd)e !)$in-(te 
 Ob. ■Xtmie. Templk. 
 
 Hunor, nVntir. «. ber barDe, (i>e« 
 lcH;rte bei Pen aireii (iJiuljeu. 
 
 Hlllldf, rung, pniel. 11. pp. -j. Ring, 
 
 Huiig-f *• •• ID'Ttl. j rii- ,5proffe, 
 i?eitrnVroiK- ^- I'^^ar.l ber m beii .Rie! oeri 
 biMjte :Salfeii, Qiifrlniiftu imiJiel. 3. [Oertl.J 
 a cudgel; a rough uiidrexsed !.r.'iir, 
 
 R 11 n g - h e a d , j*. F I o o r - li e ii d. 
 
 Hllllic, ru'iiik. (m. rhlii; ir. run; 
 (lotl). ruiia, niiflclf. lun. biU- (i5i()t'iiiiui^, ber 
 'Sud)ilabe) adj. xmu((t). - Uturs, cliaracters, 
 'JCiiiieii, 9timriird)ritf. 
 
 Hiinliled, lOcrd.j wrinkled. 
 
 Hiinnc^l, nin nil. 1. 1 bor i>jnd)iein. 
 
 Huuiier, runnur. *. I. fur 'Jteuiier, 
 Saiifcr, ber, iueld)i'r ub. b<\i , luad rennt, 
 liiiifr. 2. ber 'JJeimer, bat- JfiiiiiptVrb. 3. ber 
 Ciuifer, ^bi'te, 33oteiil(iiii'cr; - -it the post- 
 ouice, ber 'JSiMlbote. ^. iiiic -Jlrf 0)iTid)r#« 
 bieiier, T5iM({rifiied)t. 5. [-Wiini 1 ber Siiiifrt 
 (obirr ■5Jiiii;l|'leiiu. <>. (flii ■Sii^litfcii) 0<r 
 
808 Fate, far, fall, fal. ML net. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6p, got, 6\l c]6(ul. Tube, liib, fi'ill, t/*in, Tlli*. 
 
 KUN 
 
 Confer, @rf)littenl^iifer. 7. [95ot] bnr Snii. 
 ffr, 'Jlueimifer, SEiirjIing. 8. [9)?(ir.l tier 
 'mantel (9lrt IniO. 9. lin« ffeine, fdjiiefl. 
 YeflelnOe i?(iiiffnl)rteifd)iff. 10. [Driiitl).] Der 
 3{inl)fug, tin* 9?otl)bein(t)en. 
 
 A runner at all. ein «B?eiif4, 6er 9tnc6 
 linreriliinmt. The »liip» were better run- 
 ners than etc., tie ©d)tffe bfltten eiiien 
 tffTirii Cniif, liefi'ii bcfTer ali it. 
 
 Iluniiet, run'nit, «. tai 2af) i(iet}t 
 
 Re II net). 
 
 Rtlllllin^, run'ning. adi. 1. )lim 
 9{enneii, SDfttreiineu bc|linintt; }. S. A - 
 horse, fill 9?eiinpfcrt> ; — place, bie 9ffnn.- 
 tilhn; - rigging. [>5J?or.] f. Rigging, 'i 
 ni\<b eiiintiDer, Ijiiitcr eill(1ll^er, diif filmll^cr 
 if. cbeii unter Run).. 3. ffiegenft, eircriiD. 4. 
 |5;»aiiBell IniifenB, pfffii i9{erf)iiiiiig, ^rebir), 
 i.iiirViib (5a3ed)i"cl, .KcurS tc.y, Jirflllirfn^ 
 (WirlD). -days. [-jDfnr.] tie jum 2aft\\ tiuB 
 I'Duteii finer Snbnng 6ci1tnimten Xiige. 5. 
 [■TOnr.] fdjnea feflelnb. A - restel , em 
 «£(f)nenrefllir. 
 
 Ruuning-, «. I. bof iRennett, Snnfrn. 
 2. a) BnS Jtinnsn, 5J(ie0en. l») ber ^IbjTug 
 (tai, wM abflit^t). 3. [ySieb.] ber 'ilui' 
 nrnrf, '•Ubfiv.p ; - of tlie rein* , b«r ©nnmeni 
 flng. 4. ef good!) , { bie 2B(iaren > G'in: 
 f(t)ii>nrjuna. [eine« ©rnnbengrnfed. Shak. 
 
 Tlie running of a glass, ber 911>l>in| 
 
 Kunnillg'ly) run-'ningle, ade. lai[: 
 frnb, ill) Sniifen. [Stiniptnfjnnb. Shak. 
 
 Ruiinioiij nm'yuu, i. ber Shiin)>, 
 
 Runt, run', (f)on. rnnd, 9(lMb) t. I- 
 i t<\6 ocrbuttftelhier; (bnf)er) 2. b(i« \<t)\c(t)te 
 Kiiir Db. 33ie(). 3. eine Slrt fleinct ^iilje m 
 aCnflifi. 
 
 An old runt, fine altt SJettel. 
 ■ Runt, [Oertl.] the item of cole- 
 wort or cabbage. 
 
 Rupee ^ roopce', (perf. ropah) t. 
 [pflinc. •'JKinijiu.J bie SJiipie (= 2 ©1). 4 d. 
 Db. 2 (£f). 6 d. ©terling; 52 bi« 66 cents 
 im norbnm. 'iWiliijrijrt.). 
 
 Sicca rupee, := 2&I;. 3d. Current—. 
 = 2 ©I). ^ [prcd)t. 
 
 Rupert, roo'pert, *. (9Tnnie] 9fu! 
 
 Ru|iert's drops, ®|n«jiiliren , Q-iUii: 
 txcvfvn. [5Priid), 9{ig. 
 
 Rup4i<»ii, rup'shun, (lar.) *. ber 
 
 Rupture, rupisiiure, dat. rup- 
 tura) t. 1. ber 'briid) (bofi 95ri(f)en). 2. l a) 
 ber I'JriebenSO SBrnd). b) bie Untcrbrfdjiing, 
 tflS.^iiibernili. 3. 1-Mieb.]bera)rnct). Navel- 
 -, ber gfiibfiOrud). 
 
 To come to a -. niit einfliibcr brerfjen. 
 The parties have come to an open — . bei 
 rber ju'ifd)en ben 'ip.irtfieii ifi e6 jiim offenen, 
 rtfenbnren, gfinjiid)en 35ru(t)e, jn pjfeiieM, 
 geinbfeligffiten gefninnicn. (frniit. 
 
 Rupture -wort , [fBot.] bni »rn(f)= 
 
 Rupture, ». a. bvtAnn (ein Slut! 
 flrfflg :c.). - V. K. t'red)en, birilen. 
 
 Rurttl, ruiVral, udj. wi\\ Oflnbe, 
 Crtnb . . . ; Iflnblid». [I'nnbportie. 
 
 A rural excursion, fine Cnnbfrtbrt, 
 
 Rnrnlist) ruuralist, «. ber Sanb> 
 
 ItkUrAMy, ruu'ralc, adv. (miblic^, 
 icic flii; tcni Jrtnbe. 
 
 Riimluess , ruuraluS* , «. bie 
 
 Biinbnrtjtfit. 
 
 RUS 
 
 RuricoliKt, ruorik'niist. ((at. ru- 
 ricolii) *. ber 2llll^^nner, Cancniiinn. 
 
 Rurig-enuus, luuiid'jenus, (lot.) 
 adj. t nnf cein I'anbe gei'utcn. 
 
 Ruse, rooxe, (fr. 2i3.j *. bie£i|l, ber 
 ilniii1f)riff. 
 
 Rusia, rush, (nngcir. rics, rise) «. 1. 
 [asot.] bie !8iii|V. 2. i ber ipiUer, ©trol)- 
 l)au». 3. ber 33iMie:iriiig. Shak. 
 
 Rushes, ibiiifen, fie -Jiinfenninrte. Shak. 
 
 A rusli matter , eine iiid)tiU)rrH)e, mis 
 bebeiirenbe ©ad)f. 1 value it not a rush, 
 id) gebe fciiien ©rii)l)l)rtini fnfiir. Not worth 
 a -. feiiien ipHUr luerrl). 
 
 Sweet rush. Die ii)ii|)(ried)eii5e 23ini'e, 
 bnfi itiiniciirtrL'l). Flowering -, bie :)?liinicn: 
 binje. Goose- — , moss- — , bie '^JDrut'iiJ 
 I'iure. Soft — . bie 5'1'itterbinfe. Least — , 
 bie g-rbtiU'inre. 
 
 Rus li - candle, bfl* 23inrenlid)t. -- 
 light, Dai Miiir(Viilid)r ( •)i.id)tiirt)r ; bii4 
 2id)t, ber ©d)tiii bffiiibeu; —-grass, 
 ['ijiu.) bn» Sbiiireiignie. 
 
 Rusll, ( aiigelf. reosan, hreosan, 
 raesan; fd)!!). rusa; rilllfdjeil) v. n. I. H) 
 (tuit (ytraufrf) unb ^eftigfeit fitf) beniegen) 
 mit Ungeilum nnliinfen. niigdniiren fomuun, 
 fliirjen, fd)iiBen, ftiegcn; (to, into) ilnrjeii, 
 l)inetnflur}en, (jiiu-iiipKit^ni (in); (in) l)er. 
 einplntjen, l^erein Db. l)iiiciii|liirjen j (upon) 
 l)er(irirjen (liber); (in upon) ■.(j-uien) uber^ 
 fndeii, Ijerfiilltn iiber..; (out) ijernnsilnrjcn 
 (iwegeilcn). b) rnnrd)eii, (inrnu|"d)en , mrcii 
 (u. 'Hjinbe 2c.); (through) biird)miird)cn, 
 bnrd)rn)'en. 2. ia)(inio) iiMbefoniiener iCeife 
 iid) merfen, fid) iliirjcn, fid) bniiigen, ftc^ 
 einbrnngen (in). 
 
 To rush on certain death', einein ge- 
 luifTen lobe enrgcgeii reiinen. To - down a 
 precipice, In eineii 'Jlbgninb (jinnbiliirjen. 
 To - to battle, iu bit ©^iad>r (lurjeii. To 
 - through aiiy danger, f \{<i) mitten iu bie 
 (i)efnl)r (Inrjen. 
 
 Rusll, r. a. t jlilrjen. 
 
 RusU, I. ber ©turj, ©tog; iai i)iaa^ 
 fdjeu, 9{tifcii (be* SSJinbe* :c.) ; ber uiigeilunie 
 'Jliii'inf. [fen, biufig. 
 
 Rushed, ruNhd. adj. iipfl uon ^iii= 
 
 Rusher, rusii'ur, *. i. (J-iiicr, ber 
 uonuiirt* '^iirjt. 2. ;>/. Ru shers, 2)icbe, 
 bie iu(il)re»»b ber 4lt>iucrciil)cit ber SBciunljiier 
 in 5?;infcr einbred)eii. 3. (cljem.) ber i5in= 
 fmiircufr <.bei Iniijeii). [jlge 53cfd)iiffoiil)i-it. 
 
 Rusliiness, rusirenes, t. bie bin: 
 
 RuKlliug-, rushing, t. t>a6 tingc; 
 flfmir 3nlniiien vb. SliiduuVn. 
 
 Rusiilike, rtish'ltiie, adj. tuie eine 
 SiinV, id)iuad). 
 
 Rushy, rush'i, adj. 1. biliftg, viiU 
 lUMi 33iniVn. 2. yon Sinfen, an* 35infen uer= 
 fertigr, Sinfen . . . {jiuiebocf. 
 
 Rusk, rusk, t. ber Siviebncf ; ©d)iff= 
 
 RusiuH, rus'ma. t. ['0}{ini'rnln.J ber 
 9Itrninriit|lrin; (ciii S'niljiKirungeniittel ber 
 tiirfiiitfii Jmiien). 
 
 Rus.«, roos, (fd)l». ryss) adj. rilfni'd). 
 
 Muss, «. t>a6 9?U|Tirdje, bie rufiiroje 
 Gpriidje. 
 
 Russet, rus'sit, (fr. rouz) adj. I. 
 rothbrniiii. 2. biinrii'tt), grob. Shak. 
 
 Russet, t. bie aJnuentflcibung, 5»aii; 
 rrntrrt(t)i. 
 
 Russet, ^ *. I. ber 
 
 Russetiug-, rus'siiiiig.^ S^o^iing * 
 (9lrr -Jlfpfcli. 2. bie -Jliijoiibirn. llid). 
 
 Russety, rus'siie. adj. roti)brihiii» 
 
 Russia, roo'shya. t. 9un}lauD. The 
 emperor of all the -s, ict ATillfcr Met 
 9f CM fs I'n. 
 
 RuAi.«titlII, roo'sliyan. adj. rufllfi^. 
 
 Russmu , t. ber 9{iijTe. 
 
 Russian hides. 3n'^)f''n. 
 
 Rust, rijst. (nni)cir rust) *. 1. bft 
 9nMl. 2. t a) ber 9?ii|l- l>i ber 3fio\1 , bie 
 Uiithiitigfeit (be* griebeii* to. 3. (in eiigo 
 rer !8cbeiitung) ber ©nViiriMl. 4. ilberljiiupt 
 eine uiircine (rciiibiirtiije O.iiiircrif, bie fii^ 
 nnf eiiier ©nbiTiiiij .iiifftjt, ber 9{oil, ©diinu 
 nifl, Sd)niiit), bie giiniu y, btT.'Wi'berflerfen. 
 5. ber !Sriinb (iin .Uorii). 
 2. a) S.icred truths cleared from the — of 
 hiininn mixtures. 
 
 To gather rust. ro|len, 9{i'|l niife^en. 
 To get out, to do away, to fetch off the — , 
 enrrpilen, uoni 9(ot1e bi'ti'i'ieii. 
 
 Rust-eaten, uoni Sfoile jert'reffen. -• 
 paper, biig 9?o(lpnpier. 
 
 Rust, (tiligilf. rustiaii) i>. ti. Lroflftl, 
 I'erroili-n. 2. t i>rrriMlrn, neri'infrn. 3. 
 (nbrr!).) nu>berflf(fig, rd)iininelig, frt)nin(>ig, , 
 raiiiig, branbig iiierben. 
 2. Must I rust in Egypt? Drydeit. 
 
 Rust, V. a. 1. n>iTi,i nind)en, roflen 
 mad)cn (mid) i). 2. niobirfledig, ranjig, 
 bniiibig innc^jen. 
 
 Inactivity rusts the mind, bcr &d\t 
 uerrpilet biircf) bie Unilnuigfeit. 
 
 Rustic, ri^s'iik. ^(lot. rnsticus) 
 
 RusticHl, nis'tekal.5'«(/. 1. niifbo« 
 Snub, jiini Cnnbe gelj&rii), SniiD .., &db... 
 2. Iiinblid) (bent Sanbe geiiuip; eiiifad)); 
 [9lrd)it.] Innblid), bauriid). 3. biiaeriftl) (.rol), 
 grob, unge|(^)Iiffen). 
 
 Rustic people, bie Cniibletite, bad 
 Oiinbut>If. The rustic gods, bie gclbgbtter, 
 5Ji'lbgrtr(}eiten. - order. [^Irdjit.] bie biiu» 
 ii!'d)e,fi'Sfonird>«C'rbnung. -work, ['Jlvt^it.] 
 bmirird)e* 5Bfrf. 
 
 Rustic, <• 1. ber Catibninnn, !8nuer. 
 2. bcr nngcidjliffene, grobe ')J?eiifi-f). 3. ['llrdjit.] 
 ein banrifdjc* 2i3erf. [lid), bannn-f). 
 
 Rustically, rtis'tekaln. adv. Iiiub* 
 
 Rusticaiuess, riis'tekalnes, s. 
 bn* baiirird)e 5Befcn. 
 
 Rusticate, rus'teklte, V. n. ailf 
 beni Siinbe lupfjiien pb. leben. 
 
 Rusticate, v. a. aiif ba* Oan^ 
 fd)i(fen, nnf eine S^'irlnng nnf bn* Qa»ti uer* 
 lueiiVn, UPit bor 5?od)rd)iile ivegiueifi'ii. 
 
 Rustication, rijstelva'siiun, $. I. 
 bai Sniiblebi'ii. 2. bie SSiTiurirnng nnf bai 
 Snub; (nnf llnirerf.) bie aCrgiueirnng upn 
 einer ^od)rd)ilte (Consiliuiu abeundi). 
 
 Rusticity, rustls'ete. 4. 1. bie 
 2nnblid)feit (G'iiifnd)l)eit, fitinillpjigreir). 2, 
 bie ^nnernnrr, bniJ 2?nurifd)e, bniirif(^e 
 <B3ercn. [berfTerfiij. 
 
 Rustily, rus'tele. adv. rpflig ; niD> 
 
 Rustiiiess, rus'tenes, ». 1. Die 
 9{o)7igfeit, rotligc 'Bei'd)iiffi'iil)eit 2. bie9?nn» 
 jigfeir, gnnle, ber 3n|lanb, bn ©tn>a« '3)iP» ^ 
 bcrftfrfrn Ijnt. 
 
 Rustle, ruj'cl, (nngcir. hriatlaat 
 fd^iu. rossia) V. n Tn|d)(Iii, rnnfc^^eii. 
 
F'.if. f',r. ftill. fat. Mc. inei. FitiP. fin. N6, niovp. n6r. sol. 6il. rUutl. InKf. Irtl». 'V;l!. tAlii. Illis. 809 
 
 KLS 
 
 Rustlings, rus'sliiig, «. baj 9{flr(()c(u, 
 Stfl iVDfii, (ik'r.>rrt)oI. 
 
 RiiHlre, ruK'tr, (fr. "SSH ) *. [$eral^.] 
 ^it 111 Trr 'Hiitre niiiB Hirdjlodjerte SKniue 
 cb. ?fiiiirciu'ieriiiig. 
 
 RuNty, nis'te, adj. I. | roflio flU'l*' 
 rrilfD. '2. t iniiertopprd). 3. frt)inini«li<i. 
 r.mjifl, niiifna, fcl)iiin?i!l. iiu-ferflirfin, xwbeV' 
 (IfrfiiDc. 12. 1 I'ermiierii d'. 0)ei|li»- 
 
 To grow rusty, I. roflijj luertfii, rortfit. 
 
 Rut, rui, (fr. rut) «. 1. Mr ^riiiii't, 
 S'riiiifr itfi 1t)itTtn). 2. l the - of the mea. 
 tie %^riiiiC>iiMO. 
 
 To go lo rut, in, (1)6.) nuf Mr 55niiift 
 frrtfii cb. (jrljeit, torfeii. --time. 6ir 
 S*riiiifrjrit. (SSriiuft ftiw. 
 
 Rut, V. It. i>riiiiftrn, in &rr?)riiii|l ob. 
 
 R til ting time, tie 23nnifririt. 
 
 Rut, (V. lat. rota) t. Me €piir, b<\6 
 iSEDoiicno OJeleife. (fen lo. ^(ipicrK 
 
 Rut, (l1. rot) V. n. [li^poar.] aiil'ill- 
 
 Ruta bn^a, t. tut f(t)ivrMr<f)r9{ribe. 
 
 Rutit, ruvih. t. I. |<!!l3ri6erii.J Siiitl;. 
 7. nil Per !bil'eli t»ft« 95iid) 9{iitl). 
 
 Rutll, (U. rue) t. « t. 6ii« '^TTitU'lb, 
 ©■rtrtrnifii. 1. bai Qhnb, bn !j<\ttn\\tr. 
 
 IKutlieiiuK^ luu't/ieiius, «. cin 9<i'(<) 
 (gpii. Accipeiiserj. 
 
 Rutllful, luut/iTuI. acO'. * 1. init. 
 Iritiii, t)«riiil}er)iii. 2. triiirii), rlriiC, )iw\- 
 merlirf). — arfp. Ruth'fully, I. « rlrii6. 
 2. ' triuirig, fuiolif^. 3. ^ ruiglicf), jom = 
 iiirrlidi. (Ruili. 
 
 Rutlifulnes.)*, ruuiA'fiiliiei. " f. 
 
 Rll<llleKH, ruut/i'leii, adj. Illlbnrni: 
 IjerjKi. (jrfliiriini, f^nrr. — uih. Ruili'le>>>- 
 ly. iiii('rriMl)rrjiii, niif eiiie flrniifniiie SDene. 
 
 Rutlll<?NNn«KN, ruulA'Ici^iieii, t. 
 
 lit HiitMriiilerjiiifeit, Wrniiriinifeit, i^nrtr. 
 Riilil, rou'ii.^«. CiDiiiirrnlo ] brr 
 Rutile, ^ 9{iitil, b<\i prritrme 
 
 lit.ner). |<i'(/. dli'ihriii), ()iaM)rn(, r&tl^iid). 
 Rutil»nt, rmVielaiit, (lilt, rulilo) 
 Rutilttte, ruu'lel4te, v. n. t fll>'i: 
 
 ^eit. nUii^i'ii. [nin(i)en. 
 
 Rut ilnt<^, v.a. t giril)en ob. glaiiK" 
 Rult<*r, rui'(ur, (^iritrr; i)on. ruitrr) 
 
 «. t t<T ■-•I'eitrr (Si'lbnt jii 'JJfcrbe). 
 
 Rutterliin, rutiuikin, «. f ter 
 
 «Itr lAIniie ^udfS, ©rtrnqfr. 
 
 Ruttier, rut'yur, (fr. routier) «. t 
 
 I. b(\^ £refnrteiibii(f), brr ©refpifijel; btr 
 
 S!Df<iu>enVr, biic 3Ceirc6:i(f). 2. eiii niter 9fci! 
 
 feiibcr, brr niit brti nieiilrii ^egru befniiiit 
 
 ifl. 3 eili nitrr rrfnijrruer ©olbnt. 
 
 RuttiNli, rut tikli. adj. I. brunftrnb, 
 
 III brr i^riiiiil. 2. T fleil, inpfluflifl. 
 
 Ruttle, riil'll. (ft. raltle) r. m. f 
 
 fjeiirv fliiifU'ii. fdjrriiii, qiiiefeii. 
 Ruttle, *. t i*<i« 9ib(f}tln. 
 V^y V ■■' ) <)" ■'■ver orl)iirin) <• bie 
 My** S &"rt, ber fei(t)tc Drr, bit 
 
 fri(f)rr €rrlle. ( f . Rial. 
 
 Rynl, rt'al, «. brr 9?ial (rhie 9}ii'iiiie), 
 Ryilcr, rt'dur, «. bie riiirr ^arlii< 
 
 mriuf'biU niiirijeftrre , brlnrfliiiire ^fniifrl, f. 
 
 Rider II. Ride. O^OflflPll c)(^(fen). 
 
 Ry«, r{, (Allfirir. ryge) «. (^ot.j ber 
 Rye-bread, bdf 9fl'<J!lfll6ri'b. 
 
 Rye, M. I^oifn.) He iireibeiifrnnrhrit. 
 Ryc'-KrMiiN, rt gras, «. l^ot.J bii£| 
 
 9lcii)>, ^{ifurii(]i'n^. 
 
 SAC 
 
 Ryiner, rJ'm I'r. #. [tedjii.] brr Sliifj 
 riimner (Stift, em (jeboljrtt« Socfj biiiiiit jii 
 criufiterii). (^.itbtfr. 
 
 Ryot, ri'ut, «. [Oilinb.J eiue >ilrt 
 
 s. 
 
 S, es, f^Ritlnut] ». 1. bns (S, i'. t. 2. 
 Ill ^l<frir)llllOCII : S., locietas. lociety. (i)i' 
 rcdldjiifr, Ob. nocius. OJ?it.ilieb, j. 53. F. R. S 
 fellow of the Royal Society, "^ijiimiieb ber 
 it&iiiglirtjeii ©ere(irrt)iift ; S. A. (in Wcifptiii 
 Kccuiiduiu arteiii. 2)ci bell "IKteii ilrl)t S filr 
 Sextu* ; .Sp. ffirSpuiius; S. C. filr neiiatiiis 
 coii»ultiini; S. P. Q. R. fl'ir xeiiauu popii- 
 lusqueRoiuaniin; S. S. .S. ftlr stratum iiupei 
 siraiuiui S. V. B. R. E. Q. V. fur si vaIeK 
 bene e»t, ego quoque valeo; in btr ©d)iff' 
 f>il)rt bebrncet S. soutli; S. E. south-east; 
 S. W. souili-we.tt ; S. S. E. souili-soiitii 
 east; S. S. W. soutli-soulli-west etc. etc.; 
 -S. i^b. St. kaiiit. I)filin; St. street, ©trofie ; 
 Sh., shilling, ©l)i(Iiiig ; S. T. P., sanctie 
 theologiae professor. ^rPfffflT ber llji'OlO^ 
 i)i«; Salop.. Shropshire. ©l)rt>P)"l)ire. 3. 0|6 
 3iil)liri(t)rn bebriitet S 7. 4. in ber itnlien. 
 OKiifif ileljt S. filr Solo. 5. ein eiiVrnrr -Jlii 
 fer, ^iireii ob. tine £lniiinier in &te\iM 
 And S. 
 
 Hnbaisin, si'bii/m. «. btr ©nbiiif m. 
 
 Sabauth, sab'AoiA, (l^ebr.) m. ii 3t 
 baett). The Lord of -, ^trr ©oti Sebnoti) 
 (ipfrr ber iprfnttiiiiirfii). 
 
 Sabbatarian, sabbaii'rian, adj. 
 Me ©lU'tMtdriiT bi-rnffinb. 
 
 Sabbatarian, t. ber ©iibftntiirier, 
 tgiU'bailj.ilfiT , ©iibfiirhetliije. 
 
 SaiibatarianiNin , sabbaiiiean 
 utn . t. tit I'lMirr ber S<it>t'iitiirirr. 
 
 Sabbatli, tab'bai/i, (I)r6r- '33.) *■ 
 I. brr ©oobiu, ®iibbiU>, ainfjetn,]. 2. i bir 
 Siibbnt (bir 9{ul;eieit). 3. (jilb. &t\a).] bii« 
 ©iibbiitjiiljr. 
 
 Sabbath break er, ber <Saf>batfdia\\ 
 ber. --breaking, bie ©obbnt|"(()nnbcrei, 
 Q-iirheilifiunn bti ©iibbnti. 
 
 SahltalllleiiS, sab'bat/iles, adi. 
 feiiifii ©iibbnt l)iilteiib, rnilli)*. 
 
 SabltatiC, sabbatik. 1 
 
 Sabbatical, salibatekal, ^ 
 }iiiii Snbbrtt (jel)i]irig, ©iibbiit.., 9{iihe.., 
 iJfier... [©nbb.U)iil)r, jfi.idjaljr. 
 
 Sabbatical year, [n'lti. dieui}.] b([i 
 
 Sabbatisni , sabbatixm , «. bic 
 5fifr , 5fiihe. 
 
 Sabean, sabe'an, f. Sabian. 
 
 Sabeisiii, Ka'bei<ni. t. bi-r ©abiiifni. 
 
 Sabellian, sabelleun, adj. Die 
 ite^rrei be6 Snbelliu^ berrrtfeiib. 
 
 Sabellian, (u. ©abi-Siu£) «. (^it: 
 d)eii<ier<f).) ber ©iibrfl inner. 
 
 Sabeilianisin, sabll'leanizni, «. 
 bie Sel^re, Aeijerri be6 ©nbefliii*. 
 
 Saber, ti'ber, ( (fr. sabre) «. ber 
 
 Sabre, 5 ®'^'>c'- 
 
 llarlrquiu's woudeu saber, bie l^tHftift 
 bee 5?nrlrfiii6. 
 
 Saber, ». a. fnbein, nieberiabeln. 
 
 Sabian, sa'bean, (v. I)ebr.) adj. — 
 worship or religion. Per ©abiii^lM. 
 
 ftabiau,«. brr ©nbiicrcStucrAnbetrr). 
 
 SAC 
 
 Sabianisni, sabeauizm, t- btt 
 ©al'iiirin [bine 
 
 Sabina, «abina. t. (<IDti6erii.) Sn. 
 
 Sabin«*, sab'in. ant.) t. (ibot.J bet 
 ©rtfe: , ©nbels, ©nbi-iibiiimi; f. Savin. 
 
 Sabine, adj. fnbiiiifd). - t. btt ©at 
 biiier. 
 
 Sable, sa'bl, (rn|7. sobal; Sobel; 
 r(f)iu. , biiii. II. I)d(|. sabel) *. 1. Oi'pI.] fer 
 3ubel, bai 3i'bcltl)ier. 2. btt 3obel , 3obeI» 
 pclj, lc[6 3i>beife(I. 
 
 Tails and tips of sable, 3i''beir(()iuiin}e. 
 
 Sable, (fr. 2C.) o<V. [ipcrnlb. u. ?] 
 fd)ii'nrj. 
 
 Sable, I. ber (fifeiifeeiiifirct). 
 
 Sabliere, sabiecr. (fr. '33.) «. 1. 1 
 bio ©nnbgrnbe. 2. [3iinmerl.J Die ©(ftmede, 
 ©Phie, ba6 5inhml)clj. [fd)iilj. 
 
 Sabot, sabot', (fr. 33.) s. btt $pIj« 
 
 Sabulusity , sabiiio.eie. 4. bie 
 fniiPine, fii'Mfle, flni'iliie 5bird)iiffi'iil)i'it. 
 
 Sabulous, sab'ulus, (int.) adj. \\\ttt 
 ^ifl . nriffig. 
 
 Sac, sak, (nii(|eir. sac, ssce, snca, 
 »:icii) ». leiifll. (iieiVl^l tie Ci)crid)ifl)irrrd)nft. 
 
 Saccade, sakkade'. (fr. 'Ho.) «. 
 (3(iiif.) ber 3{ii(f , ©i1)iicller mit bem Siuiet 
 I'P. 3niinie, bie ©ntfnbe. 
 
 SaocliarirerouKv^^kkaiit'firus, 
 I Int. I iidj. [lior. I jn(ferl)nltiii. 
 
 Saccharine, Kakkaitne . (u. lat. 
 naccharuui) adj. jiirfemrtid , 3<i(t«'r • • • ~ 
 matter, btr 3»dttHcff. -acid, [gljeui.] 
 Pie 3ii(ffrfniire. 
 
 Saccliwlactic, sakki'tlakttk, (Int. 
 lac) adj. ((Fljem.l niilrfjjiirfirrnuer , niU<ti* 
 jiKfiTininiicrt. -acid. Pie ■0}iMlrt)jii(ferrniire. 
 
 Saccliolate, sak'kulate.4. |Gl;ein.] 
 iiiiui)jucfi'ri'niiri'6 ©nl}. - of potaith, niticl)< 
 iiKfinniiref linli. - of copper, niild)}H((ir» 
 iniiree fiiipfer. 
 
 SaCCllOineter, sakkom'etur, (jjr 
 iiidrnn) t. (*Ii3nTfiii>t)J biT 3iirffiiiriTer. 
 
 Sitceril<*tal , saserduiai, dnt. sa> 
 ceido\> adj. prifiU'i'lid). 
 
 Sacliel, satkh'il, (fr. sachet; t. b<ii 
 ©ii(fi1)eii. 
 
 Sacliein, sA'tshlm, t. (':!lnierira] 
 Pnr5:>niipt beieiiiii]eii iiiPiniiird)t-ii ©ininnirn. 
 
 Sack, sak. (fr. Keo t. btt ©eft (eiii* 
 'Jlri 2i3eiii); l)erber ierei-iuriii. Shak. 
 
 Sack po.sset. Pic ©fftniolfeii , eiii 
 OJiiMfeiitrnnf nii6 ©eft, ■OJiiid) u. 
 
 Sack, (nnoi'lf. saec. sace; n>. sa;; 
 i^r. sakkos; iiiiijnr. saak; finu. shekel; l)ebr. 
 kuki s. I. 5 ber ©nrf. 2. ber ©ncf inn '•TOnfi 
 iHMi 3 Sufljeli"). 3. Per ©d)iit)fnrf, bie Infd)e. 
 4. (cljem.) eiiie 41rt-))iniitili ciiie-Jlrt Jmnnu 
 jiniiiierrdjinfrrtf , eiii luritef grniu'iifli'iP. 
 
 Sacks of earth. [-Miilir.j CfrPhitfe. A- 
 of wool, (ill G-ii(]i. z= .108; in ©itwtri. == 
 384 <pfb.) ein ©ntf ICi'de. A - of cotton, 
 eiii <Bad aSniiiiiiuone (i>. 150 bio 400 "ipfb.; 
 gciuijljiil. 300 $fP.). 
 
 Sack- bearer, ber ©nrfrrnijer. — • 
 cloth, I. bie©nrflriiiii)niib, (jrriif I'riiiiunno. 
 
 I (bei ben altern Oiibeii) ber ©nrf uiin 
 bnrin Siige (u tl)iin). --clothed, in 
 ijrobe t'liinuftnb flrfieibet. --doudliiig, 
 lOertl.] bag-piping, --ful. bcr ©nrf» 
 oi'ft. 
 
 Sack, V. a. 1. in eiiieii ©ncf, in ©acfc 
 
810 Fate. far. r.ill. fat. Me, met. Fine. fin. .N6. move. n6r. ;joi. 6il. rionil. Ti'iije. li'ib. fnll. i//iii. I'IIi,<t. 
 
 SAC 
 
 ff)im, fnrfeii, eiiirocffii; (up) eiiifnrfcn. 2. 
 im ©ncfc trfmit'en , ioden. 
 
 Sack, (mm. satqa; ir. sacliam; pert. 
 
 U. I'p. saqiiear; fr. saccager) v. a. pIl"lIl^ftll, 
 
 V iiiit ©tiirin ciiiiitJ)me!i ii. plull^trlI (©thftte) 
 
 Sack, t. iU ^irmDtning, (S-r|1urmim(i 
 U. ^liiiifiTimn, Sftiun-uiKj. Duvuen. 
 
 Sackag-e, .sali'idje. *. tie CJriliir: 
 Miiiiifl 11. 'ipiiniCx'niiin (euiiT ©rnDt). 
 
 Sackbut, .sali'biit, (fp. sacabuche) 
 
 «. [•■Miiir.] I'll' ■luM'iiiiiii'. 
 
 Sacker, sakkur, *. ter '"plunticrcr, 
 G-riliinnei: ti. ^linitcrtr , aSi'rl;ccrer (eiiu'v 
 ©taM). 
 
 Sacklngr,' sak'k5iig , *. tie Grfliir' 
 tmiiiii u. 'liUiiiffiinMl. iBirljeeriing. 
 
 SaCkuigT) (nili]!-!!". .sneccing) «. bit' 
 ©atfJeiiiiD.iuC, fltofre 9el^u'all^. 
 
 Sacking stuff, tie ©ncfleiiimniib. 
 
 Sackle««(, «.akles, (oiuieir. sadeas) 
 adj. iCerri.) tltlt"(f)liI^l(] , niljiii, fritCferiig, 
 ^nrniU'^; i6i^iv.) I'iiifaltij), rttroiid). 
 
 Sacrailieilt , ^ak'kiament, ((.)«. 
 
 1. t fer Cvl^, 6-iPrrf)n.'iir. 2. [dmW. 9{i'l.j 
 a) ba6 •(SiifrniiKMt. b) iai ()i'iliaf 91fifiiC: 
 iiinl)!, l)cilirtf ??.irf)tiniihl. (jiri-ii. 
 
 To receive the sacianient. foilMUlllli- 
 
 Sacrament, t>. a. j tuvd) eiiien 
 ©iprct)>uiir inuft.'ii. 
 
 Saeraiiienlal, s^kkraiiivitt'al. adj. 
 fnfraiiifntiiff). - «■ tn" £nfniiiieiitii(t)i', tm, 
 wn& fid) (luf lin €iifiaiiiriir fcejuljr. 
 
 Sacraineiitnlly , sakkiament'- 
 ale, a.in. i"iifrai!icriil:d). 
 
 Sacraiiieiii(ai'iaii,sakkiaiiieiirii - 
 teaii. s. PiT®iil'r.itiu-i!r:n'r, eiifriinifiiMVitir 
 
 Sacrailieilt^iry, sakkianicnCaic 
 «. I. tiig ($afriimnifciH'i:(i). 2. fer ©iifrii. 
 mcntiri'r. 
 
 Sacraiiieiilary , } niij. jii Ocii 
 
 Sacraiiieiitarian ,^ €nfriimeii: 
 tnrifrii lll'^)oriJ^. If'Hf, J- SaUcr 
 
 Sacre, .sa'kr. *. biT ©ii/cr, Siifi'i-: 
 
 Sacred* sA kicd. a. sacei ; fr. .sacie 
 adj. I. Iji'ilrfl; (to) ()fili(), flcljeiliiiit, jjfwilit 
 (ber Sittf JO. 2. !)fiiio, el)rmuitig , o«')f'' 
 ligt. 3. I;ei(i()e (ih>ii l)ri[i(]eii Diiifleii i)aii = 
 beliiB). 4. roil @ett finnnifiib. Shak. 5. 
 fleiillid) (Wiifif !c.). 6. (uiu'frl)n'id)lid)) Ijcilig 
 (95ftipn'd)i-ii JC). 7. t I'fvpiutt. Shak. 
 
 S-icted liLstory, bie l)i'i(i(je ®e|"d)id)te , 
 9{rIiflii:Mii8j, fiird)fiigerd)id)te. - oideis. 
 bie flni'ci!)teii DrPiMi, bie (pljcrrn Drben 
 Ob. SBiilnii. A - place, ein Ijiiliin'r , 
 fleii'eiljtrr ©rt. - beib, (*i)t. 1 bii^ 5?i'ili(i 
 frnii;. Tiie - coliige, ici (ji-ilige .Kodffliiim, 
 finrbimiljfofleuiiiiii. —songs, Ijcilifle, geiil: 
 lirf)i' (ikifliige. - service, ber PJpife^bieiifl. 
 
 Sacredly, sakiedl*. adv. 1. Ijeillfl. 
 
 2. Ijciiifl (iijuH-n>iiid)iid)>. 
 Sacretiliess, sakrednes, «. 1. bic 
 
 ^riliflfcit. 2. 6if ariiigfeit (niU'er6riid)lid): 
 frit, Uiu>erli'^Iid)fcit). 
 
 Sacriflc, saknffJk, ) 
 
 Sacrincal, sak,if'fik5l,5 ^'"*-'"''-'- 
 bei Opfrrii ai't'fiiiiitt. 
 
 Sacrificable, sakrilckabl, adj. 
 
 t (jfoi'ti'i't iDcrbeii fi^Minciib , jmn Dyfrr 
 
 fcii:nlirt). [Dpffrer. 
 
 Sacrificailt, Kakiif'fekant, s. tcr 
 
 SacrilW'ator, sakkieleki'tur, 4. 
 
 t bcr Cpfn-iT, Dpi'i-rprieilet. 
 
 SAD 
 
 Sacrilicatory, .sakkuffekatuic. 
 adj. I'l'tVriii" , Opt'er t>riiu)riib. 
 
 Sucrince, sak'luclize, (Int. sacri- 
 fici> , siicriticiiiiiii v. a. 1. \ opK'ni. 2.1 a) 
 (to) opfiTii, niifopiVrn ((iiiiem, eiiier ©od)e). 
 1>) niifVpftrii dim 2Scrlii|1 bal}iii gebcii; 
 tijbroii). 
 2. We itiioiild never sacrifice liealtli 
 to pleasure , nor integrity to fame. 
 
 Sacrifice, v. n. opfurii, Cpfet bnr: 
 briiuitii. 
 
 Sacrifice, .*. l. iai Opfcrti, bie 
 
 Opl>r.iiifl. 2. ' (to) bie ■JliiiVpfeniiig. 3. bae 
 
 Opfer. 4. 1 ini OpiVt. 
 
 2. Tlie sacrifice of interest to pleasure. 
 
 or of pleasure to interest. 
 
 To make, to oifer up a sacrifice, eill 
 
 Dpfer billbrilliji'll, ipfi-ni. To make any 
 
 ■Mie a -, i ©iiiem eill Dpicr briiigen. 
 To make a - of.. . (5-tiiiii6 rtlliiipferil. Hn- 
 Hian -s. ^))i'enrrf)iiiopfer. 
 
 Sactificer, sak'kr^fl^ur, t. bn- 
 OpiVi-fv , OpiVi pneilcr. 
 
 Sacrificial, sakkrefisiral, adj. 
 jiim Cpfir <ii'l)i;n-nj , Cpfir... 
 
 Sacrilege, .sak'ki-ciidje , (fr. SS3. 
 p. Int.) s. cie 0!ii:l)i'iliiiiini), ©iitiuciliuiiii, 
 ■Si'niiil)ciliai;iig, ber Ji'^i-'fl- [^eift. 
 
 Willi siiiTilege. nuliioiVr, frepi il^iitfi'i 
 
 Sucriieg^-ioilSi, sakkiilijus. adi 
 fird)eiir(iiiberird), riidjiDfi , gottc^liHiler id), 
 frei'elijr.ft, pei'rud)t. — ad». Sacrile- 
 giously, riid)H)6, frtue;t)iift, treLU'lt)iifii'r 
 ^IBi'iie. 
 
 Sacrile^ioiisness , sakkreic 
 jusiies. J. im .it ritu'nrniil'enri^e ; bie iiortef 
 iii|lerlid)e Olrt, aS.rnid)tlu'ir, g-iiiu'lljaftigfeit 
 
 Sacrileg'i.st, s.ik'kieicjisi, «. bcv 
 ipefiii)tl)uiiiiH'iirii)fil)('v, .ftiribeiiriiiiber. 
 
 Sacrillg^, sa kring, adj. -J- iveil)ciib 
 l)ciligeiu"', fiUbeiib. — t. bie ^I'lhe, ©iiibt.iui 
 
 Sac ring' bell, bnS C«3li\tfd)eil , tai u- 
 fiitl)flird)eii O.iiibtrii 6ci ^ri-jcrfioneii ppv 
 fir ipi'ilie Ijfr gi-iiiiirei ipirb. 
 
 Sacri.st, .va'ktist, \ s. 1. her 
 
 Sacristan, sak risi.^11.5 £iifririr.ii, 
 OKeijiifr. ilir\1)iii'r, .fiiiiler ()i(;rsexion, f. b.) 
 1. Sacrist, ill Diimfird)ei' c'iiie ^^I'nVii 
 Pie ^Jfiifif fi'ir bie £l)[n-e aiiJjiird)rcit>eii iiiif 
 Me i8iid)er in S5c'riiHi(}nini) ju iifl)moii l)iK. 
 
 .Sacristy, sak'knsie, (fr. ^O «• bie 
 Siifrifti'i, (je0t Vestry, f. b). 
 
 Sacrosanct, sakkrosangkl, ((at.) 
 adj. t l)i'iug. lljeiligr ^t'iii. 
 
 Sacriiin, sii'kruni, s. [<}liiat.] t><\6 
 
 Sa<i, sad. (mtr; ID. sad) nd^. 1. « (fiitt) 
 Miiitel (Jrtv&e). 2. t a) biii.fel, rnibc, builer. 
 ftiiller (<li3prrer ic). b) ftmler, tn'ibe, trnii 
 rig, |'d)»)erniiirl)ig, (at. for) trniirig (t'lberj. 
 c) trniirig ((ycbniifcii, OJefprnd) :c ). d> troih 
 fig, bern'Ibt (5ind)rid)t 20. e) ( trniirig 
 (flnglid), cleiib, erbnrnilid), nriiuVlig, I'er^ 
 bricGlid), Inilig, 6i|'d)iuerlid), OlmV). f) friiil, 
 criiilfjnfr. Bacon. 3. |'rf)mer , |'d)ii>erfii(Itg. 4. 
 *fd)iucr (nid)t Itid)t). 5 "^ |'d)iuer (berb, feiD. 
 
 A sad dog. (( eill tn'ibcr, toller jterl; 
 (niid)) eill ^itflliiig. A - luisband, ein 
 trniiriger &l)ciiiniiii (b. I), ein nrmfeliger, 
 flenber P'ljeiiiniiii). - ostent. bA* eriifll)nfre 
 iUeiigere, eriiflljnffe 11. gefeljte 23eiiel)meii. 
 
 .S a d - c o I o r e d . '■■ bllnfelfnrlMg. 
 
 Sadden, sad'dn, v. a. I. * biiiifeiu, 
 
 SAF 
 
 biiiifel iiindKii. 2. i &iiieii rniiirig mncften, 
 betriibeii, Irniii-r briiigtii liber ... 3. • 
 l"ii)iuer iiind)t'ii (ben Siobeii). Mortimeb- 
 
 Sadileii, u. n. (a;) rrniirig luerben, 
 fid) I'l'inil'i'ii (liberi. 
 
 .Saddle, .sad dl. (nngcif. sadel. sadi; 
 
 lU. sadell; ir. sadliall; niJT. sedlo. siedio P. 
 
 int. sedeo) s. I. fttr (9(eit.-, ■l^|■lTbe:) iSnttel. 
 
 1. [-Mfnr.) bie .Ulnmpe. The - of ilie bow- 
 sprit, ber *9iigrprii'tiinirfen. 
 
 The side bars of a saddle, bie ©ntred 
 bnilber. To be tlirovvn from llie -, A\\6 belli 
 vSnirel geioorfeii ipirPeii. 
 
 /*ruu. To put tii'f .»addle upon the 
 right horse, bie Seville niif Ceil red)ten 
 -^Jinilll I'duebeii. To wia tire horse or lotta 
 Hie -. illlleg ober 5Jjid)t*. 
 
 Saddle backed, fntrelrii'f (0. -^pfirPetl). 
 — -ba g ». Ob. a pa r of — - li a;- s. 6er SiUi 
 iehMlueii. - bow. ber S.uiritn'geii, v3nite(» 
 IMiim. -- cloi h , Pie S.utrlfi-rf.v --gall, 
 ritie SScrleljiiiig niif bein ^ii'irfeii rineS ge» 
 Priirtfcii "^('erbeS. --maker. Per ©artlft. 
 -pads. t.pl. Pie vgntnififTeii fiir fiiitrd)» 
 pferPe. --sick, ipiiiib giritreii. - strain- 
 er, eiiie •i)Knid>ine, Pn* ©lurellrbev iU jlre* 
 rffii. -tree, bcr Snrtiibniini. 
 
 Saddle, u. a. 1. intteiii, nufuitrelii. 
 
 2. i (Willi) beinjlen , belnPen, berd)iuerrn 
 unit). 
 
 2. To be saddled with the expense of 
 bridges and highways. [niirt?(leil. 
 
 To saddle the spit, o eilie (i5il|lerfi 
 
 Saddler, sad/iiir. *. Per ©ntrler. 
 
 Sadducean, saddu.^e'au , «></ ia> 
 biicnifd). 
 
 Satlditcee, sad diisee. t. ber @n> 
 biicner rMitgiicb eiiicr Sefre bei bcii niteii 
 ^iibeii). 
 
 Sadduci.^au , sad dusj^m, a. bie 
 £el)re i^er ©nbiicner. [iJ5inttefi'eii. 
 
 Sadiruu, sad iiirn, *. tai gcgofieiie 
 
 Sadly, sadlc. adv. I. « Pimfel. B. 
 JossoN. 2. ± a) troiirig. h) u-ftn'cfiid) ie()r, 
 iioernii*, rd)iuer. c; eriit'llu'l) , erii|ll)iift. <l) 
 eriiil , gefeijt. Shak. 
 
 To feel sadly, Imiier eiiipfiiibeii ; |"d)iutt 
 fiif)lt'ii OP. eiiipfiiiPeii. 
 
 Sadness, sad'uls, $. 1. bie Irniu 
 rigfeif; ber ©rniii ; jiiiiiiiiier. 2. Pic ©d)iuer» 
 luiitl). 3. ber (Jrujl. 
 
 All air of sadness, (ill enifte^ 9(ll^< 
 I'el^en. la -, im @rii|le, eriijliid). In sober 
 -, gniij erii|lli«ft, gflnj im &rii|le. 
 
 Sae, (|'d)Btr.) so. 
 
 Safe, site, (fr. sauf; (. salvus) adj. 
 
 1. ()ei(, ivol)lbeI)nlren, uiiperir^i, iiiipcrfeljrr, 
 gefiiiib; oljiie ©d)nbeii ju iifl;iueji , gliirflid). 
 
 2. \\&i<x , (from) nd)«r (pof) ; a\\^(t (i>efni,y, 
 ol)iie 6).'fnl)r. 3. ^ fi(t)er (nicfef Iniigcr gei(ii)r» 
 lid)). 4. ficjjet (jiipcrlniTijj, ®i(t)erl;eit ge« 
 iirtljrciib). 
 
 3. Baoquo's safe, 
 
 .... Aye, my good lord, tafe in a 
 ditch. Shak- 
 
 To return safe qnd sound, frift^ U. ge^ 
 iiinb jiin'itffeljren. God keep you -, (i)otI 
 t'CIPnl)r« ©ie ! It is not safe for us to slay 
 here, ipir fiiib l)ier iiic^f in ©id)er[)eit. Your 
 money is — in his Ijands. fiier &M fJf'Jt 
 oei il)in |ld)i'r, i|l in giitrn ipniiben, !>i'l)t 
 gur. A sum ill- liands, eui fii^tr |lel)eiibet 
 
Faie, tar, f/lll, (U. Me. met. Fine, f'n. N6. move. n6r. aot. oil. cl6nd. Ti'ihe. Irtb. full. t//in, Tllis. 81 1 
 
 SAF 
 
 ^ofteil. Tlii* i iiol a place safe enough 
 to talk ill, man f>iiiii \;)ttt iiid^r in (Sidirrhnt 
 tfBfli. The »iiter i.eil»e , let (leuiiiPiTf 
 €iini, 6er iBerilaiiC in funer fhueii 2Jifiii» 
 nnns. Shak.. 
 
 Sa(e-co lid II c I, 1. Cnf fid)rr( Welrit. 
 J. -, 06. letter of -, but ed)Ui;Orie|, (}H- 
 Uifrbrirf, ^ii6- --keeping, itt 2Jfrii'«il}r, 
 bit SJeriunhriiiid. --pledge, tut ^iir^t 
 fil)>ifi- t'Mrurffnrdjronf, Die S)peirefnininrr 
 
 Snfe, *. bet iSi(t)eri)ett6ort; •Bi^tiic 
 
 iSiktv, V. a. t n(i)itn , in <£ict)crl)iit 
 briMiKii, f(rf)i-r I'D. fler.iljrlp^ nia<l)«n. Siiak. 
 
 8nreg;uarci, «ife'gaid, (fr. tuuve- 
 giiide) t. I. Ci;r £d)iiij. (£rt)irni. I. iA6 
 (fidxro 0)fiiit, bit SSiDtrfnng, i£(t)ui)i«.idjf, 
 ©ii1)erheir*>i>ii4'- 3. -, oD. letter oi -. Dcr 
 (S.A)U^btitf , 0)tlf Iff trier, %^n6. 4. fin Klei: 
 rii!i<j«lliirf ivfibli<t)fr ^friVmn jn ^JJurcr, 
 tcii jum £(t)iiije iiiiCrriT iUciPniiiiirfufi' 
 btrnt; tn^ Bi'inirt), fii; fccbnrjf, Der ScOnrj. 
 A cliild's -. line KnirruDurje- 
 
 Safeg^iiard, » « t I'd^u^rii, 6r 
 fd)rii;i'n , I'liu.'ljrirn , ifruMljrm. 
 
 Safely, Kaieii. nUe. I. hrii, ivi'hi 
 bi'iuilien, iifi'iiiiC' ({tudixi), i>l)ne @(|}.i»(ii ^ii 
 luljinrn. 7. fidtrr . chiir (Mti.iljr. 
 
 To keep » a I e I y . fii.jf ob. fttt»<\ uiT> 
 tuflljrrn, in «n<j«ni aSfniuiljr Ij.Utcn To land 
 -, (©titer) <iu« nnrm ufrniidliKftrn Sdjiff' 
 nitcii, bcrgrn. 
 
 Safeneas, H&fe'ne«, «. bit <Bidf(t. 
 f)(it, btt 3n(lnn^ , tn (S-iiu.iS fid)(r i|T, (fiiuii 
 iii(l)f 6er «tt.i()r iui^ie(;t, niOfi mit ©cf.ilji 
 I'crfiukfr i'6. oert>nii6in i|l. 
 
 Safety, site le, «. I. btr ^rilr 3n 
 (l,iii6, b'.t 2l5i'l)lfnl)rr. '2 6ie ®id)frl)rit, tir 
 S'liliiiib, 6ii (Jnun^ ohiif 0)ef>il)r, iiidir nut 
 OJiWljr I'rtbiinCrn i|l. 3. bit £ii1)frl)fir i^f 
 fritiinij i>. Srtjnftfn, SBninil). 4. Me €i(btt 
 l;eit (b.i<, ii)ii« Sid)irl;iir giht; in tieier 5it 
 beiitniii] flurf) nil p/.). 5. bie rfii1).rt) ^a- 
 n)iil;riing, ber aSenunfjr, Weiurthrr.im. 
 
 In latety, ill (BiA)crt)nt. Willi -. I)eil, 
 n<c^It>el)iilren , flirirflid;. \ pUte of-, btr 
 €id)ert)eitcOrt. To keep a prisoner in -. 
 fineii Wffnnflrnen enije I'rrmnljren. Tn He 
 liver any one to -, f Q'tnCM ill fid}(rt' S^r; 
 iviihrntin flcbfii. 
 
 Safety fund, ber ©i(^er^rir*fpiib«. 
 bie eid)frfjiitff.i(Tf. --lamp, li)}iiu-.j bir 
 g;rf)frl)citfliinipe.-- valve, (Diinipiin.iriD.i 
 tai ©iitfrljiittcentil. 
 
 Safflow, safflA, ) I. Il^Pt. ) 
 
 Safflovk'er, »af fl«mur.^ptr vSiii'if = 
 (pr, mii'-e 6iu'r.ui , Pie Jorbefiitii. 
 
 Safflower, *. i:pi»iitcij ber ®.if: 
 fli-r. 5it)r. 
 
 Saffron, saf'furn, tlV. cafrwn. k:i. 
 fyi ; nr. «aplinr) «. I. ['Bot.] bet fciiiVrtii, 
 bir S.ifr.mpil.iiiie. 2. (Jfi^infel, bcr £.iir.iii. 
 
 Saffron of gold, ber (Molbiiiiran , biie 
 €<t):nfl , 'IjriifTfh. .Rn.i(l= , ^i.iij'iPlb. 
 
 Sa f f ro II ■ bii ^tard. ber fcilfflcr (Mi 
 ^flnine II. >>iinbi-U-nriifi'li. 
 
 Saffron, <■'</. fiitfiinfiir&en , fiifnui: 
 fnrbiij, raft iiiiiidb. 
 
 Sa ff roil - color, bie ©flfrnnfiirbe. -■ 
 flower, bie Srtirnnbiiire. --lined, fnf 
 rfliii'iirt'. - plot, bie 2oirnitpil*inniifl- 
 
 Saffr«»ii, v. a. ini[ Sairan i>ubrn, 
 (elb inii4>rii. v 
 
 SAG 
 
 Saft, [Oerri.) »oft. 
 
 Sii^, sag, 1(11 »wHg qtl)it\(i) V. n. 1. 
 flit) Mrfiii, jlcf) reiifen (iiieDrrluiiiijen, firt) bfiiJ 
 flfiij. "2. itwiilij iiiebergfrTrirfnuiTbeii (oou). 
 3. lO.V.r.] Ireiuiirt* nbtrcit'eii, -hir.it niiuten. 
 
 Sa^, v. a. I. SitMil.'' rb. Iln'.iilit' u-in, 
 biig (fiiu.ie fill) frtcff, \i<b I'enfr. i. bcfarfeii, 
 brtiibeii , berc^iufriii , bepacfen. 
 
 Sa^acioUfl, saj^aslifiii, (lilt iiagaxi 
 ml/. 1. fiiifii ict>.ufin 0)iriid) , eine ijiite 
 2i3itteriin(j l;.ibenb. 2. i utinriTiiinii). - wlr. 
 .Siiga'ciout I y , I. mil gnter 'H5itrrTnn(i 
 •I. t ri1)arMliiiiiij. 
 
 San-acioiinneiiSf «agii'Kiiuona». s. 
 I. ber r.t)-iriV I'ii-iiid), bic iVine Oiiii'e. 2. i 
 ber <£d)iiri'fiMii , bie .S(l)iir(uiimi3feit. 
 
 Sag^acity, >.aga>see. t. 1 ber 
 l'(t)(irre C^eriiiQ, bie gtite -lUirrerung. 2. t bcr 
 >£(t)nrtTinii. 
 
 Sagamore, saganiore , «. (bci 
 einiiii'ii iiibiiiiiiHl)eii i£iiiinni(ii <jlnierifnV) 
 fir >:^l■rr^(t)l■r, itiinii]. 
 
 Sajfi&peu, sa^ apeii, ) 
 
 SaKapeiiuiii, >a.a|jiiiuni.^ 
 [■)>l;tiriii.| ti\i >5iU)>)pini|iiinnii. 
 
 Sag-atlty, aagai/ie, «. OnbiiAr.] 
 bie >5.io<iie c.'irr Serge*. (fi.UPci. 
 
 Sag^e, ^adjF, or. tauge* t 1%1'tl bie 
 
 6age of generation, — ol Jeru^aleui. 
 bflj SniigcnfriUit. Wild-, wood--, bie 
 wilbe ©lUbfi. ConiMKiii -, — loyal. lea--, 
 bie tVnrteiifalbei. Broad -, greai -, bie 
 gri'Oe i&albei. 
 
 s^ige -apple, eiii vei^ict 9Iiitivii((;6 an 
 ben liMirern ii. Sniiigelii br» Siilbei<. -- 
 tree, bcr ertU'fiortiim , (iiiibciilriuict). 
 
 Sa:;:e, (fr. aiige) <ii<;. lucife, fing, uer= 
 il.iiifiij. gri'il)!"!!- - '*■ ber -lOeire. 
 
 T<ie sigea of la« , luriigl.j bie {IVOlf 
 Obcrriittrr. 
 
 Satgreiy, kidjeli. ad». mtiit , mtit-. 
 
 lift) fUHliit)- 
 
 Sa^'eiie, aadjene', J. (ruff. *)R>ig 
 
 •= 7 eii.ii. Jiiiji bie ss.uiene, itiafrcr. 
 
 Sai^eiieNN, .ddjensn, t. bie ^tii- 
 Ijeit, J\iiiiil)cit. 
 
 .^iaj^eiiite, Madj^nite, t. t^tieralg.] 
 
 frr «.ii.nit. 
 
 S>«|7:;illQ-, Kag'ging, 1. I'JItiXT.] b<\i 
 
 .'.btr. be. I . ■iU'i'.illen I'om £trid)e. 
 
 SaA^itta, xu.ijiiia. (Uu. '2Q.)«. t. 
 ■Jliiton. I fcr ^jieil. 2. lOK'Bf. I b" '?>iftl. 
 fie ilnerilfiije. 
 
 Maji;:ittal, ^ad jinal. aiii. 1. ill einrm 
 -JJrViie gfl)i'ri.), ■ilJiVii. ., pfetlartig. 2. l-Jlnnt.j 
 
 - .ntiire. bie 'iPrVlllli1l)t. 
 
 S'ts^ittariu*!, >adjiti'riu«, (lat. SS3.> 
 *. |-.'lilri'ii.i bcr eitiii). 
 
 .*$ai^ittar> , ^adjetaro. adj. + eilicil 
 ■J5iVil. <J5tVile I'emif.iib, -JJieil... 
 
 Saji^-ittar) , (. fer luif 'Bugen n. .fvp. 
 rt)er I'eiu.iffiu-tc Ov'i'Oni.iiiii, ^J5fcrbnienu1)..SiiAK. j 
 
 Sacittate, >a>i'jiitilie, uilj. r^ut.j i 
 pfedu'rniig. j 
 
 Sas;o, »4'go. *. ber ©ngp, ©agii. 
 
 Sagoiree. fer >£a!iiU'iiiiin, bic ©oiiP-, I 
 •■))f«rfpiilmf. I'^ltTiii. 
 
 Mai;^oiii, sa-Ain'. t. (3opf.] eine -'In 
 
 S:isr«Vilie, ^a^wine. t. Jiicin , ber 
 11116 rer vSiignpaitne gi'iupiinen luirb. 
 
 Sasty, sajc, «<(/. pi'llcr Siilbci; iiiir 
 Siilbfi giiui'irjt. j 
 
 SAl 
 
 I Salllite, si'iite, 4. ['<3)?inrriilg.] btt 
 
 €ni)iit. I ifiDrtife. 
 
 Saic , sa'ik. I. [^ar. J bic ©mfe, 
 Said, sed, pruel. u. pp. v. .S ■• y . por< 
 
 enuiiljnt, bci'iigt, obgebndjr. The -, Ci'ige6, 
 
 D»g>'^>'><^''^. ^'■''^- f"' 6»i* ibei'iigtc, On'iiPO 
 
 r.igte. Obeiitnvviljnte. 
 
 Sail, sale, (angcli*. aegel ; btin. aejl; 
 
 l)p(l. ieil) *. I. (OJiiir. ] biie ©egel; pi. 
 
 Sail*, bai Scgeiiuerf. 2. ciiu.ir ©egeliimi* 
 
 Ili1)er; |. 2>. The aailx of a windniitl. b(C 
 
 Iftiter niif ben \U}inbniiimen|iiigein. 3. (in 
 bicicin (iiiiiie pijne bie pi- jyrrni) bile @egel 
 (€(t>iffi. 4. ? ber iylngel, gitruj. 
 3. We saw a s.iil at the Iteward. The 
 lleet coiiitists of iweiiiy sail. 
 
 Main sail, bnd grupe ©egel. One of 
 the eloihs of a -. bic '.i3i)l;ii. A suit of -.%, 
 ©refliVgel. ToloonesaiU. bte .&egel |p£> 
 binbeii, loenuiiljen, aiitYpiiiincn, beiie()en. To 
 in^ike -. (Segel iiia4)eii. To »ei -. uiitcr 
 (Segcl grljeii. Kcady to »ei -, (■egelferiig, 
 iVgrifliir. To shoiteu -, bie ©egel ciiijieljeii, 
 einncmnen. beincl)nieii. To net die -s. bir 
 ©egel lP6tiiiii1)cii. To be under -, tinier ©e« 
 gel rem , legcln. To crowd—, niii iu>Uen 
 '^egilii fiiljren. To strike -, (to lower the 
 sails suddenly), I. bic ©egcl I'lreii'Oen. 2. 
 t i bic ©cgel fltt\(fytn (fill) eeiniiii)igen). 
 
 Prov. To set up one's sail tu every 
 wind, btii '>]f}{itiitcl iiiid) bein 'lUiiibe l)iiiigeii. 
 
 Sail-borne, ^ ypti eegein grrrngeii. 
 -•broad. ^ \i(t) ivie em ©egcl rntiiiUeiib. 
 -•cloth, --duck, ba6 ©egeKiitl). -- 
 loft, etn 35obeti, iiuf bein eegel geinaeDt 
 lucrbrii. --maker I. ber ©egi|iii>id)er. 2. 
 [iiiif ®i1)iffeiij ber ®cgcim.u;ci'- - ■ m u k i n g, ' 
 b.i6 ©egriuiii(t)en , bie ©cgcftnfltVvi'fi. - - 
 yard, bic (Segelilnnge, 9<iiii. --yarn,n>4 
 ©CiVigiifn. 
 
 Sail, V. n. 1. (for, to) fegelii (tiacf)i. 
 
 2. t iVt)iBintmcii iini ■HJiiiicri; biihmdju'cbrn, 
 
 fiDiuimmeu . fJirgen, fcgelii (in bcr Cnft). 3. 
 
 (for) abregeln (iiiirt)). 
 
 3. We nailed from New York for H.iv.e, 
 
 April 25. I8.)9. We sailed from Li- 
 
 v>>rpool for New York. May 17. 1838. 
 
 To sail into the main, bie l;pl;e @er get 
 ivinnen. To — along the coast . laiig^ bcr 
 Riiilc Dimegeln. To - in company, iinter 
 aifniiniiriDiift i^Piiopi) jcgclii. Ready to -, 
 fegeifcrtig, fegclflar. 
 
 Sail, 11. a. I. nnfcr @ege( grtjen ia(yen 
 (tin ©d)iff)- 2. bciVgeln, befiiljren , burct)l"e» 
 flcln. 3. i bnritilieiieii. 
 
 Sailable, sale'abi, adj. fc^iffbav, 
 fol)rt>nr. 
 
 Sailer, -i Inr. $. l. rfleiupl)nr.Sailor 
 gerrf)r.) ber ©ecniiinn, 'Wiurofe. i5d)ifFer. 2. 
 (bns (Vgelnbe ©djiffi ber @egler; j. ©. A 
 good -. a fine — , fill iiuter ©egler; a heavy 
 -, a had -. em u1)ied)rer , ilinnpfcr ©egier, 
 a fast -. rill ©rt)iirliregler; a prime -. ein 
 tretfliilier ©egler. 
 
 Sailin;^, sa iing. s. I. bai ©egetn. 
 2. i biij ©egelii , ®i1)ii>minieii , I!)iil)ini'rf>iue« 
 ben, (^liegen nn ber Siitfi, ©d)ii>iniiucn (iin 
 5UiijTfri. 3. frt* •.HbiVgiin. 
 
 Order of sailing, bif ©cgelprbniing. 
 Plain -. bii6 ©ciielii niid) pliUtcii fiiirrcii. 
 Mercaioi-'s -. bilsj icgelll ItildJ bcr 'MfCVfO* 
 torsfiirte. 
 
8T2 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nSr, got. 6il. rUud. Ti\be. tub. fi'iM. f//in. Tflis. 
 
 SAI 
 
 Sailing-ice. G^iSmnfTcn, jii)if(f)cit bentn 
 ei!i ©d)iif tiii'djf-egclii foiiii. --instruc- 
 tions, --orders. 1. ber 23fff 1)1 }imi9lii5: 
 loiifcii. 2. iet ©eiii!, 3fin--, ^Itmiirnlfdxitrp: 
 brief, --trim, tie i'orrl)fll()iifri')1e 6-iiu-Kb; 
 tiisiii tc£i ediiffi'^ 11. iBaTl)filiiii.] ^el• CnCtiini 
 bfiKit'i'ii, tint \o feiiie fflifcftiviiiDiflftit jii I'er- 
 iiHhnii ; out of -. ffiiie guijrr tiieljr l)abell^. 
 
 Suiior, sa'lur, t. iev ©eeiiifliiii, 'Df.i: 
 triM'c- [regclnrtiiv 
 
 iSjiily, sa'le. adj. fiiicin ©I'ftfl n!)tilii1), 
 
 Suiiii, .same. ( @eiiu ) t. l£>ei;tl.j ta? 
 edimnii, ^t•r ®d)mer. [Shak. 
 
 Sniii. '-aiie, * pp. fur S.iyen, Said. 
 
 Sttillfoill, sanfoin. ^ (fr. sainfoin: 
 
 iiiaiiitroin, santioin.^ s. [23ot.] tor 
 SiL-irfeiiflee, i>ic (Sftwciette, Der gemciiie eiiii- 
 ficc. 
 
 Saint, sint, (fr. SS3., u. fat. sanctus) 
 *. 1. biT ipciiiac' 2. Iriim. tatl). £ird)el tcv 
 ^filiiK; (ill aSerbiiibuno "lit iinem G-igeii; 
 ii.imiii) ©lUift. 
 
 S fie -saint, tie 5?cilijJC. 
 
 Saint John's bread, [ SBot. ] bn« ©fr. 
 3rl)i1lllti['riiB. — John's wort , [ Sot. ] 6n& 
 £ft. 3ii)niUl*frntlt (gen. Hypeiicum). - 
 Peiei's woit. [25t)t.] iiM Sff. ^petcrffrniit. 
 w-fc-beli, Ir&m. ^ird)ej bog @l6rfd)i'it, bnv 
 ill ivirrt)eii fldiititcf luirD , luciiii fcer >pvici1a- 
 bic 2l3irrc sancte, sancle, sancte . Dens 
 tahaotli fpi-iri)t. --seeming, fd)cilll)eili(). 
 
 SiiiHt, 0. a. [vbm. ^ivdjcj Ijctlifl fpre: 
 d)fii, faiiDiiifireii. 
 
 Saint, V. n. to - it, ben ^eiligen fpie: 
 le.i, fid) Ijiilig |1c(lcn, friiMiiineln. 
 
 Sainted, santed, adj. f)ei(to (frDlltlll ; 
 flcn'ciljD. 
 
 SainteiiS, sant'Ls, s. bit ^eiligc. 
 
 Saiutliiie, sant'lilie , adj. (;eilin 
 ^ciiii'iii iprilifli-n jicineiib, ('il;iilid;); Uwct) «I6) 
 odr. line cin 5?i'iligiT. 
 
 A saintlike sliow, cine ()eilige IKicnc. 
 A - prince, eiii g-iiril ii'ie eiii ipeiligcc 
 
 Saintly, sarnie, adj. t^eiliij, u>ie rin 
 ibfilijli'v, cinrni ipriligfii jienieiib With - 
 paiieiice. niit bcr 0)li>iiID I'liife ^priligeit. 
 
 'Saintsliip, siknt'sliip, $. bie >pei[i(]. 
 frit, 2i5iircc ii. (S-iflnni()rtfr nnrs ipdliiji'ii. 
 
 Sair, (rd)i'tt.) to serve; a sore. 
 
 S<iirt, (i'd)iHt.) SCI Ted. 
 
 Sajc^ue, f. Sagene. 
 
 Sstlitr, sake, (inigrlf. sac, saca, sace. 
 tacii. s. tic cbfiiicgeiibe) llrriid)e, ber OJniiib. 
 
 Fi>r glory's sake, for tlie — of gloiy. 
 be* 9viil)m'6 luidcii. For man's -, uiii tci 
 9Kiiird)LMi uiitleii. For God's - , ntn ©ottci- 
 millfii. Foi- my -, for your -, inciilctlDCiJiMl, 
 iini ineiiu'imilli'ii, tnrenurgeii, iini ctirerii'idi'ii. 
 1 open a window for tlie - of air, id) niilri)C 
 ber euft ivrgfn, uin Snft ju befeininen, cin 
 
 gentler ntlf. For tlie - of instruction, bcr 
 
 ibflehriiiig ivcneii mm fid) jti lu'lel^reit). For 
 tlie — of subsistence or wealth, be6 Uniei:= 
 (jnir^ lib. bi'5 3{iid)r()iini5 lucgcu. 
 
 Saker, sa-kur, «. i. bet S.ifcr, ©o. 
 fcrfiilf. 2. bic gcltfd)lnnge, b(\6 g-nlfonett. 
 3. bcr ©tnniptfd)>iiniti(it. ^fcrben). 
 
 Sakeret, sak'eift, *. itM >3)?niind)cn 
 bti> ©afcrfiilfen. [bas ©olj. 
 
 Sal, sal. (lot. 'Sj.) *. [fft)fin. 11. <l>l)rtrni.] 
 
 Sal-alenibrolli, [(Fl)tni.J bil* '■Jlleilti 
 trotl)i|'rtlj). --aniouiac, bcr Sainiinf. -- 
 
 SAL 
 
 gem, brt« ©feinfnfj, 95ergfrtfj. [©arn^. 
 
 Sal, ('3U'ftirj<i. fur Saralo «. ['IScibcrn.] 
 
 Salable, sa'lahl . (u. salo adj. vet 
 fiiuflid), gniiijDnr. — adv. Sa'lably. I'cr 
 fniii'lid). l3Scrfiiu|[id)fcir, (iiaiiglnirtcit. 
 
 Siiiableness, sa'iaiilues, s. bic 
 
 Salacious, sala'shus. (liU. salax) 
 udj. qe'.l. — adr. S a I a ' c i o u s I y , gcil. 
 
 Saiaciousne»i.Ci, sala'shusnes, / 
 
 SalaCitj', salas'sele, ^ 
 
 i. Pic oSniljcit. 
 
 Salad, saliad, (fr. .saiade) t. bet ©alar. 
 
 Salad-days, s. pi. f iagc jiigeiiMi 
 d)cr Uiicrfahrciiljcit. Shak. --disli, bic 
 iiaiatui)ii|7ci. --oil, ti\i6 ©iilat:, SJaunun. 
 -paisley, l23ot.j bcr 2i3'iiTcrippi(^. 
 
 Saiading", salading, (. ivraiucr, 
 2}cgirai>iluii ju ©alat. (bie '^cflriiKUUfl. 
 
 Saiaiii, saiain', (pcrf. ) s. t bcr c>3niB, 
 
 Salamander, saiamantiur, ujr 
 *■ ISiH'l.J bcr ©alaiiiiinDcr, "Wind). 
 
 S a la in a n d e r' s liair or wool, -f bHi 
 ©aiiiniaiifcrl)anr cHrr '.Ufbcili. 
 
 Salainandrine , sallaman'diin. 
 adj. cincin ©alamaiibcr al^iiiid), fiilaiiinubcr' 
 lU'tig. [eiiicii oi'l;i'rti'0<ilt ijat'Ciib, fnuuirt. 
 
 Salaried, saiiaiid, adj. bciVibct, 
 
 Salary, sallaie, iiiu.) <■ bie !&ciol 
 biillil, bcr ^il)rgcl)Olr. To give any one a 
 -, (ymcii bciolftcn, laliirircii. 
 
 Sale, sale, (IV. sal; annif. ^^hI) <•■ >• 
 bcr 23irtaiif. 2. bcr 41l-.a^, Ql&oiiiig. 3. + 
 bie SScrficigcniiig; public — , open — , bic 
 'ilnftiun, i;iifcutlid)c 23trilpineriiao, Siciration 
 
 To have ready sale, to meet with a 
 leady -, fdjiicllcii i!H'giiiig Ijn6en ob. fiiiDeii 
 To set to -, fcil bictcii. - of goods, bcr 
 "JBaarciiucrfaiif. Bill of -, bcr Kaiifl'ruf, 
 iiniiffiMitraft. Great bill of-, ber "KciU'ricf. 
 For -, JU rerfaiifcil. To make - of.., ciiicii 
 Scrfaiif bcmirfcii. To put or to sei out foi 
 -, Jinn ii|tciiriid)en iBcrfaufc nu6|lclleii, feu 
 Dicten. Account of -s, bie ajcrfiUifircd)- 
 iiiiiig. Book of -s, bai SDaareiu'crfaiifi: 
 I'ud). To find no -, [ii(i)t uiitcrgeDrad)t ob. 
 aii<)cl'rad)r mcrbcii foiincn lO. il3aarciu. To 
 find no - for.., (iUaarcn; nirt)t aiu, un 
 tcrbl'ingcu fi>linett. - (transacted; at laige. 
 bcr iUaarciiiicrrncb. — by or at auction, 
 bie iiiffcnilidje 25iritciijfruag, ^luftion. Oi 
 easy -, I'crfaiifud), siaiiiil'iir. 
 
 Sale-price, bcr SBcrfiluf^preiS. -- 
 shop, t «in 5iaii|liibcn, luo 2Uaarcn jii 
 fcjlcii 5)jreireii itcrfauit ivcrbcn. -'s-man. 
 1. bcr ivlcibcrl)niiMcr, Iriibler. 2. ber )5a- 
 faiifcr; 2Sicl!l)iiiibicr. -'s- woman. I. bic 
 25crfaiifcriiin. 2. bie irobleriiiu, XUcibcc: 
 l)anbicrinn. --work, bie aiif ben 25cr. 
 faiif gcniiidjtc XCanre ; (baljcr; )'d)lcd)rc iGaarc, 
 fd)lfd)tc 'Urbeit. [3-ird)rctirc. 
 
 Sale, (nngclf. saelan) t tie ■Jicufc, 
 
 Sale, adj. J gcfauft, uerfiiiift ((?)cgeii: 
 
 fat^ 1)011 lioineniadv). 
 
 SalebruKity, salebros'ete, (lat.) s. 
 bic il{aiil)cir, 9<iiiil)igrcit (ciiieS aUcge* !c.). 
 SalebrOUN, salebrus, adj. f raill), 
 
 Ijolprrig, Ijinfcriti. 
 
 Salep, salep. (aud)Salop, Saloop. 
 Saleb) (u. rilrf. ) *. [ ^{Siitirni.J ber ©alcp, 
 Me ©airpionrjci, ©,iicpprd)i6. 
 
 Saliailt, si Icaiil./llat. salieus) adj. 
 
 Salient, siiecm.J l [Jpcrnlb.J auf; 
 
 SAL 
 
 |gerid)tef. 2. fgcflungSb.] t'orranenb. 
 
 Salic, saiiik. (0. ©nni) adj. (oih'di. 
 - law. [gniiifr.] b(\6 r.iiiid)c (iJeftt). 
 
 Salient, adj. I. fpruiiicnb, Ijiipfcnt, 
 2. rpriiujciib, I'prubeliib. 3. fiDbigeiib , tlo> 
 pfciib <o. ipcrjciu. 4. oiiffd)ic|3cub, (iiiei'd)la« 
 ilCllb. Pope. 
 
 Salil'erOUS, salfffcrus. lu. lot. sal 
 II. fero) adj. lOljtiinrrilb, loliliilltiq. 
 
 Salifiable, xarctiabi. ,uij. [(Fl)eni.] 
 lalibiibcnb. -bases. foijDiibcnPc(«riinbiagcn. 
 
 SalificatiUil , salcfcka'sliiin , «. 
 i(yi)rm.) bos iiiibcu jii euicin Diviirroirolie. 
 
 Salif y, salcii, v.a. iO'hcm.] jii ciiicni 
 ■)i>'iirroirolic biibcn, in eiii 'Jiaitiairol) pcrs 
 luonbclii. [tic ^I'jaiTcriiitg. 
 
 Salig^-nt, sal'icgut, (fr. ^Is3.) *• ['^or.J 
 
 Sitlinatiun, sall^iia'sluin, «. ba6 
 'iGoi'd)Lii nut ^£oljiuii|Tcr. 
 
 Saline, salfne', f (fr. salin) adj. 
 
 Salinuu«<, saii m'ls.^ L&'l;cin.J l fal> 
 iig, ©oij... 2. foijii1)t. 
 
 S.=4line, s. bit ©aline, bni ©aljiverf. 
 
 Saliuene.S.s, saline'ne.'i. s. bie ©oU 
 jigfcit. iralitiibreiib, ©oij crjcugcnb. 
 
 .Sitlinir<*rou.«i, salinif feius, adj. 
 
 Salinit'urin, .salin etorm. adj. I'Alj' 
 ioniiig. 
 
 Salino-terrene, salinu terrene, 
 <idj. eine '}}iifd)ung I'un ©olj n. Grse nn» 
 jcigcub. (rd)iuaii()crii ob. luiirjen. 
 
 Salite, sal iie, v. a. I'olicn, init ©al) 
 
 Saliva, sali-va. J (lot. s^iliva) «. bet 
 
 Salive, sal iv. ^ ©peid)cl. 
 
 Salival, sal cval. ( ad). [^D'ieb.] 
 
 Salivary, salevare, ^ ben ©peid)el 
 bctrcffcilb, ©pcidjcl... - ducts or'canals, 
 I'Jliuit. j bie ©peid)elgonge. - glands, bie 
 epi'ld)i'ibrrircn. 
 
 Salivate, sal'levite, ». a. ['TOeb.] 
 biird) ben ©pcid)cifliip rcmigen (iironfe), ben 
 Spcid)i'lfliiB eri.gcn (bci llrnnfen), bie ©|)ei» 
 d)cifiif I'oriicliiiiVii (tint jlraiifen;. 
 
 Salivattt, v. n. faliuiren , ben ©peii 
 d)clfliir5 l)a6cii. 
 
 Salivation, saiicvJi'shun, «. [^Steb.] 
 I. bcr ©peiiDcijIiiy. 2. bie ©peid)clfiir , ©rt» 
 liuiitioii. 
 
 Saliv<»us, salivas, adj. fpeic^elarti;), 
 jnni ©pcid)cl gci)i[5rig, ©pcid)el... 
 
 Sallet , sal lit, (fr. salade) *. bet 
 ij»clin, bic ^;|5i(fcll)0iil)e Shak. [gciwcren. 
 
 Bui for a sallet, mare bcr Sptim ni<i)t 
 
 Sallet, ^*. t iH'rb. oii« 
 
 Salleting-, saMitlng.J Salad 
 
 Salliance, saiieanse, t. f ber'Jlui3> 
 foil. — Sal'lier, *. (i-iucr, bcr 'iluSfalle 
 
 illod)t. 
 
 Sallow, sal'lo, (angclf. salh, salig) 
 
 s. [iJot 1 - Ob. --tree, bic ©oljliueibe. 
 
 Sallo^V, (aiigclf. salowig, scalwe> adj. 
 cine fliil'lidjc gorDe l;abcnb, blog, bleidj, 
 l'lcid)grll', bloijgcllj. 
 
 Sallowness, sariones.«. bieQ3fA(Te, 
 C'lcid)c, grll'lidje, l)lcid)!)clbc g-orbe. 
 
 Sailowness of complexion, bie blet({)* 
 gcu>c (.s)crtd)ttforbc. [ (iijcibcrn.) ©ornh. 
 
 Sally, salle, ('■iU''fiirjg. v. Sarali) «. 
 
 Sally, (fr. saillie; bit. salio) «. 1. 
 lOlrdjif.J bcr aiuclrtuf, SBonprnng. '2. bcr 
 itciiiblid)C) -31iiiin(I- 3. i a) lintoj bet 9iu«> 
 (lug, '2lb|lcil>cc (flUf bn6 2aiib K.). b) bit 
 
Fale, far, fall, fat. ML met. FInp. fin. N6. move. ndr. got. oil. rl6urJ. Ttihf. iTih. full. i//iii. I'Mi*. 813 
 
 SAL 
 
 UnivnnMiinfi; }. S5. A «ally of yourh, 6fr 
 3ugi'ii6tlrfi<f); - of leviry, Per Uid)rfi'rti(jc, 
 l(i(t)tnniii<)e 'lliif 6tii(t , @trei(^. c; Der 6'iiu 
 fflU, Olufbrud); }. 95. Sallie* of wU, lui- 
 
 Sally-port, I. [i$rflun()£6.] ^a^ 'Hui' 
 fn(ltl)or, Hie 9iii^fn(lpforte, 6er 2lii«f.ifl. 2- 
 [nut ^raiiSmiJ fine ipfi'r" i""i (liitfliel)c»- 
 
 Sallyf c. n. r.u^fadeiii (fortlo Ijtruor- 
 6r(Ct)t'u; (out) cineii ^iif foU tl)mi. 
 
 Saliiiag^uiidi , kaliuagun'di, (fr. 
 ■aliiiigoiidii. u. liU. salgania) «. 1. ^l1£ @iU' 
 iii.igiiiibi, 'IKiiVtflfri^t. 2. i btt 0)hiit)mard), 
 Cti< (Meiueiioi'd. [Saiiiimr. 
 
 SaliniaCf tal'meak, t. [dl^dii.j tier 
 
 Iltalliionf sam'niuii, (lat. aaliuo; i. 
 I3d)tt)i)cl.] eer iSiiIin, $?nd)«. 
 
 Young lalmoii, tier ©almling. 
 
 SalDion-louie, ber £od)»iviirm, bie 
 ©nimlnii*. --peal», «. pi. tie i,M(t)efiiitier, 
 Cnd)6fiin}en (jimaf 2ii<t)66ruf). --pipe, Die 
 t'iid)6pipe, Der L'nd}^fiiiia- --radi»li, tier 
 ■•DJoiint^rettig , Cflfc OKoimt^rrtCietdjeii. -• 
 t e w » e, ter Cnd^^laid). —-trout, Pie Co(t)»= 
 fi^rede. |t3alciiiiuiuArge(, Die S23eiHiviir} 
 
 Salmon f «. -■• *eal, [35ut. j Ciie 
 
 daloinon, ■il^muo, «. [9iiniie] 
 ©nii'iiu'. 
 
 SalooUf laluun', (fr. salon) «. Cer 
 ©iiioii, ijri'Bt isniil, G)eiVni(t)iifrf|aal. 
 
 «alu»p, >^l6^p', / f sa.ep. 
 
 Salop, »alnp', y '^ 
 
 Saipifoii, aal'pekun, (fr. 233.) «• t 
 [fir(l)f.l fii 3ii(le, tcii J^udfel. 
 
 feiaJsailieiltariouS, xaiaamenti' 
 liun. adj. t (11 riiigi-|'iilieii<^<' -Oingen i}(l)i)rtt|. 
 
 Salsify, sal kcti. (fr.saUiiis) «. [l&ot.j 
 Ccr 25i)(fpbiiri, &i\lun. 6ie Sdjiuarjiuurj. 
 
 SalMO-acid, sals6a»*id, adj. t 
 fnlimiierlKt). (vaUugot iti'j. rol)i(f)t. 
 
 Salsug^in<»us, salsujenti*, (v. lat. 
 
 Salt, %ali. (illigrir. salt, sealt ; gott)., 
 (<bm. , can. snli; lat. sal; gr. Iials) «. •. 
 I'Wiiiernlg.J t>ii6 *£.il|; | 6l)em. ] t>n< ©nlj. 
 
 2. t a) per (giite) tiji-rdjiunef. Shak. lit iae 
 ©nlj (23319); j. *. Attic -, flttiii1>e« Sni). 
 
 A particle of salt, t>a£ l3>llin)Cll(t)eil. 
 Coiiiiiiun -, ia6 iSreiiifiit). Fixed -», ff|le 
 &<\l\t. Compound or secondary -s, ■OJfllfel> 
 frtlje. - of lartiir. Dii« 2S3eiii|lriiir.ilj. - of 
 Sedllii, ©cbliyer Snij (ilauber's -. fflUllls 
 teri'iil). -- 1 e ad , - of Saturn. t><i6 Slcifalj 
 Viireou* -. bai Q>iU6\aH, iit ©liiSgnlle, tn6 
 Olodl'cbm.il). 
 
 Pros. Not to be worth one's Kalt. i<t6 
 &«!}, tii\t man i^t, tiid^t totxtt) feiii, iiid)t 
 verMeiten. 
 
 Salt, odj. I. fnijig. gefnijfii, ©nlj..., 
 fal\i<bt iXl)riiiien K.;. 2. in ©nljiumpfiii 
 i».i(l)fenD iinb e.iirii eiiijgfrctniarf I)a6eii6. 
 
 3. f(t)iirf, griuiirjljaft; (6iiljtf) ivi'dinlig, Inii< 
 (Itv geil. Shak. 
 
 Salt- beef. ba6 gefnljfue OdjiViiflnid), 
 6<«ljtl<ir(t>- — box, bie ®i>ljbru1)i> . £nij= 
 mrtle, bflf ©iiiifnB. --butter, bir ©alj^ 
 
 biltirr. --i»i. biT ©.lljfllinipcn. -cel- 
 lar, bir eoljbildjfr, ©iilinnflr. --duty. 
 >ie ©rtljilfiirr, brr Siiljioll. --eel I. ber 
 gei'iiiiriie •ilitl. 'i. (i bir 'iJJdfiVbr , ©rricfprit. 
 fcDe ifiir bir €d)iffriiiiigfni. --gran*. -- 
 hay, pa* (i>raj. ijrii .iii« ©«l}riinipffii pb. 
 &>Uigrtiiii!eii. -liou**. Me ©iil^ri<il;e. -- 
 
 SAL 
 
 land, ell) giiiib, iai lU berfliig an @al) hat. 
 --maker, ber Salififbcr , ©.iljiyirfiT. - 
 making. t<\i (Saljfiebeii , bie ©alii'iiberei. 
 --man, ber ©iiljniaitii , SaijhaiiMir. - 
 luarsli, ber ©alit'iiiiipf, ©ailiinrraiil. - • 
 meter, ber ©rtlillU|Ttr. --mine, bir 
 £teiiiral}gnib(. --pau, t-it ttaijptanne- 
 --pan, --pit, bie ©iiljgrii(>e , ber ©all 
 brild). —-patent, iai ©.iliUllMlopol. - 
 porter, ber gefrtjivoriie Salifr.igtr ( luie in 
 ■l>ari«). --rheuiu, ( 'Mffb. ] bie Jjurt)trii. 
 idjiyiubtn; ber ^antanfirrtjia.j luir y-iirjini 
 bnng. - shop, ber (Saijlabeii. --shovel, 
 --spoon, tai ©at)li>iTiiif)eii , SaljidxiiifVl 
 djeii. --silver, 1 iftedjterpr. ] eine 'iU'gabi 
 an ben SeljnSljfrrn , iini ber Ueberbringiin.i 
 cti Saijes ui'in ■•Ufarfte iiac^ feiner ©prti'e 
 raiuinrr ubcrl)pb(n )ii fein. - spring, bn 
 ©aijqnelle, ber ©al)briiniieti. -tax. Cu 
 ©aijileuer. --trade, ber Saljhanb.l. -- 
 water, bat ©aljiuafjrr, ©ermaiTer. -- 
 water- man, ber 6eef.il)rer. - work 
 fai ©aljiurrf, bie ©anftcberci. --won. 
 [•Tiot.] bai ©aljfratit. 
 
 Salt, M. I. bir Il^ril (int« ^luffett ni(t)t 
 iveit poii ber ©ee, tup tat SDaiitr |al|ig ift 
 2. bat ©aijgri'Ag. 
 
 Salt, V. a. I. fallen (init ©alj ii'i'irjem. 
 2. emiaijen i SJiute ic). 3. ['War. J riiljrn. 
 init ©al| jiviKt^en brti ^nh&ijern u. ^lanfcu 
 (iillei) i>b. beilreiien (eiti ©d)itf jnr (rrl)auiing 
 beij i^tiii-*). (bend>iagen. 
 
 Salt, r. n. [frei Saljileberni ©aij nie^ 
 
 Salt, (lat. saltus) t. t '• ber ©no. 
 ©priing. 2. pi. Salts, [Sieicf. J tnuutere, 
 iloliirrnbe %iurgiiiigen ii. ©pn'inge. 
 
 Saltant, sai taut, adj. rpringrnb, iyi'i^ 
 pfenb, taiijenb. 
 
 Saltation, saltA'shun, «. I. ba^ 
 ©pringen, ipripieii. Ian)en. 3. bat ^Icpfcn, 
 ©d)iagrn (ber 'iMiAJaberii). 
 
 Salter, sin lir, *. I. btr Gininljer. 
 2. ber ©aiil)anbier. 3. ber JJrtriuaarenljaiibifr. 
 
 Saltern, silt eru, t. bai ©aljiverf, 
 bte ©aijfieferei. 
 
 Saltier, sali'eir, (fr. sautoir) «. 1. 
 (^eralb.l bas lUnbreafrreiij, id^nige, gentc 
 bene Jtrriij. 2. f fur Satyr. Siiak. 
 
 Saltinbanco, saiiinbang'kA. (u. 
 taltimbaucu) «. f ber SJAnfelianger ; ^liattt-- 
 idjreicr. [(?iiiialjen. 
 
 Saltingr, silting. «. bat ©aijen, 
 
 s a 1 1 i II g t u b . bat ^ofcirag 
 
 SaltiNli, oiii'itih, wij. i'aiji(t)r. 
 
 SaittHlllieNH, silt Ulinen, «. bte fa|. 
 jid)it 2)er(t)ii|Vnfieit. [pl)ne ©alj. 
 
 SalfleSH, xilt'lea. adj. uiigeialien, 
 
 Saltly, oilt'lA. ado. I. I'aljig, tuit 
 eincw 5aii}gff(I)ma(ft. 2. faiiicfct. 
 
 SaltiiesN, silt'Des.*. l.bie©a(jigfeit. 
 2. ber ©oligt-rcbmncf. 
 
 Saltpeter, >.iltpeitur.> 
 
 Saltpetre, S 
 
 ber ©aipcter. 
 
 S a 1 1 p e t e r - h o u s e , bie ©alpf terhiltte, 
 ©alprtfriicbrrei. --maker, --man, ber 
 ©niViTiTiirbfr. 
 
 SiftltM, siirs. «. pi. bat aui bem Oiean 
 fi'iitniPiibf ©iiijiuniTfr in JiilnVn. 
 
 SaltiiM, lai'ius. (lat. W.) t IJifditif 
 fpr. I bir x)i'(t)iiialb. 
 , Salty, sill e. adj. fal^icj^t. 
 
 SAL 
 
 Salubrious, saliibreus. (lat. salo* 
 •ris) adj. gefunb, ^eilfaiu. — adv. Salu'o 
 brioiiily, iicilfani, geiiiub. 
 
 Salubrity, salubreti, «. bie &tt 
 
 rnnfljfit. iieilfanifrit. 
 
 Salutariuess, saliijtarenes, j. I. 
 
 Pie ij>eii|"aiufeit , ©efunbljeit. 2. i bie $cil» 
 lanifcii. 
 
 Salutary, salluiari, dat.) adj. I. 
 gifiinb, i)ciir>iin; (to) iuiriiij(i(<>. 2. i l;eiifam 
 clSirfuitg zc). 
 
 To have a salutary effect on.., cine 
 l)eiirauie ''^Birruiig ^erporbringeii atif... 
 
 Salutation, salliitishun, (int.) «. 
 ber 0)rnB, bie ^egril^nng- 
 
 Salutatory, saiiiitaturi, adj. grii* 
 ijinb, 5)fgni»uiig«... -«• bat ibegrfiBunfl*! 
 lintiner. 
 
 Salute, saldte', (lat. saluto) v. a. 
 I. gnipni, begn'ipen. 2. t a) ^ begri'iBen. b) 
 t I'ergnugen, G'lneni bel)agen, gefallen, wo^l 
 [|)nn- Shak. 3. ["IJiilii. u. Oltar.J lalutiren. 
 i. fi'iiTen. 
 
 Salute, «. 1. ber ®ru6, bie !8egru> 
 f;nng. 2. l'»Jilit.J ber (Sriig, (S-|)reugrne, bie 
 iirgnlBiing. bat Salutiren ; [-Mfar.) ber ©ce>, 
 -tdjiffegrup, bai ©alutiren ber ©djiffe. 3. 
 ber Jtufi. Ifiit) UDn ©luem fi'iffen laffen. 
 
 To allow one the favor of a salute 
 
 Saluter, salii'tur, *. ber OJrfigenbe-, 
 iviiiTenbe. (geinnb, tjeilfain. 
 
 SalutiferOUS, salluiit'ferii.s, ailj- 
 
 Salvability, salvabil'e'e. «.[ll)eDl.J 
 Pie •OKLinlid)feit felig ju luerben. 
 
 Salvable, sarvabi, dat. salvo) adj. 
 frlig iverbeii C&nnenb. 
 
 Salvag:e, salvidje. (fr. salvage, 
 sauvage) *. bat SBergen , bie 2)erginig. - 
 Ob. --money, [ ipanbel ] bai Sbfrgegelb, 
 ber aSergcloljn (fur bat ©ergeii geilranbeter 
 QtUttt). — upon recapture , ber i^erncl)) 
 luiiitg^ltiljn. 
 
 Salvation, Kahishun, M. lH)toi.] 
 1. bie ©eliginad)niifl. 2 Pie ©eiigfeii. 
 
 Salvat4»^, salvaiiire. t. I. bat 
 •BftjaltniB, ber ©djranf, Kailen, 6a6 jyad), 
 i){igal. 2. bie (©albeno -yiidjfe. 
 
 Salve, salv, kiv, (angrll'. sealfe; «. 
 
 I. [OKeb.] bie ©albe. 2. i bie ipiilfe. 
 
 2. Hath the doctrine of nieeknexs any 
 
 salve for mt, grival)rt inir bie £rl)re 
 
 ber ©anfttnutf) einige ipi'ilfe. Hammond. 
 
 Salve for nil sores, bad llniverrainiiiiel. 
 
 Salve, p. a. t '• fiilben. 2. t a) rtti 
 ten (finen beftetften ^Wanieu :c.). b) ittrbn'i 
 fern, (einer ©ncftc) nbl)eifen. c; roaljren, bei 
 ivnl)ren. d; Ijeben, l&fen(©d)iuifrigreiteM lo. 
 3. gril^en. 
 
 To salve appearances, f ben ©(f)eiii 
 roal)ren, uermeiben. To - the matter, fid) 
 i)eraii£l)elfen. 
 
 Salver, sSl'vur, «. l. (9?fd)t#fpr. ) 
 ©in'r, ber em ©d)iff ob. beiTcn Sabung ge: 
 borgj-n Ijat, ber ©rrger. 2. ber llnterfrijreller, 
 'iJ3rafrntirfr[ler , i itrfbenjtcner. 
 
 Salvo, sal'vA, (II. lat. salvo jure) i. 
 bie 'MiUretf , iJln«|lu((>t, (S-inuieiibuiig Pir 
 25cbflf, aSiTbelialt. 
 
 To come of) with a salvo, gliltflid) aili 
 bfr ©ad)e fotniuen. He find* nl«iiy>« •.ome 
 private - s. er !><it iinnifr fintgt- tn'foiiPire 
 Sludfiijd^re bet btr :^aub. 
 
614 ' alP. far. fad. fat. M*. met. Fine, fin. N6. move, n6r. -ot. Ml. rion.l. Tuhn. fi'iJ,. fi'ill. t//!,,. TIIU. 
 
 8aL 
 
 Snivor, l". Sniver. No. I. 
 
 Saiilf Kaiii, <2it>riirillll<) O, Samuel, «. 
 
 (giutiiel Snimii'I. ^ ^ 
 
 SillllHcita.n, saniniar'iian, «rfj fil: 
 niant.imirt). - s. 1. fer ©amorirer, ©aiii.i: 
 rironer. Pie Siimiiritniietiiiu. 2. tn^ Saina: 
 rirnuiute, ^ie I'limatirniiifdje ©prrtd)e. 
 
 Iiaiiib<», !iam i>6, «■ [2B(|1ini)ten] in 
 9Ibfftiiiuiiu<i eiiier ©djmorjeii ii. tinei «?ii = 
 Irtr 111 , o6cr eiuer OTulnttiiin iiiiD eiiiee 
 6d)i«orieu. 
 
 Snine, name, (nngclf. same; (jctl). 
 saiiia. sanio; Pntl. Raninie; |"rt)m. nam me ; 
 fiim) «dj- 1. (ttxiV Ccrfdbe, tieiVlte, Drtf^ 
 filOe, (Per, bie, tuifi) iinm(irt)e; tlie same 
 as..,' Bfrfeltie, Pirielb';, Saffelbe luie ... 2. 
 (i'prl)er (iriinnnt) CiiiTell'e . immlid)e. 
 
 In all tlie f,ame. flrtll), 6lir(l)iiu6 bef- 
 fiMbe, PifiVlt'e, Pnffilbe. 'Tis ilie very -, ee 
 irt ebfii fcen"el6e, MeiVlfec, fcnfielte. At the - 
 time, }ii glei(()tr 3tit, jugleid>. It is il.e -. 
 ti t|t n(l eil>5. For the punctual discharge 
 of the -, urn firf) btt^cn punttlirt) in eiit. 
 Wi<ien. One ship will not run the - clis 
 tnnce as auolher in tlie - time, and witli 
 the - wind, ciii e(f)iff legt '» Cerfelbeii Sen 
 u. niit Pemielbeii XSmbe iiicftt ^en^ell>ell <H3ifl 
 jiiriicf, wit tin nnberei, Db. ten ciii nnPcrte 
 
 jtiri'ifflent- 
 
 SInine, ndv. * jufnnimcn, 6eifnmiiiiii. 
 Sameness, samenes. *. 1. tie 
 
 9?iimli(1)ftit, 36entirnt. 2. Die (S-incrlfilifit. 
 
 A sameness of sound, eill ()lci(t)fr 
 ten. 
 
 SManian, simcan, (DDK ber 3iuVi 
 €ntuo*) adj. ['3Ke6.] - earth, eie |"fliiiiid)i' 
 Qrte. 
 
 ISnilliel) si'nieel, ^ dirob.samom) 
 
 Siiiiooiiif siuiuuDi',^ t. bet (Eatmiiii 
 (ein 'iS3in6). 
 
 Smiilet, samlet, t. [Od)tl)i)ol.] bet 
 ©li'tiilitin , ficiiie S.i(l)«. 
 
 Samp, samp, t. [9?orPnm.] eiiie 91rt 
 ©rei au& (ii'tlo#eiicui 9K<iif ii. ^JKild). 
 
 Samoyetle, tam^yede', t. bet 
 Snmojt'be. 
 
 Sampane, samp'ane, (. bit €n\m: 
 pflne (ein d)iiiefird)e^ 5-iif)r}eii.p. 
 
 Sampliire, sam'tir, (vttb. au6 
 St. Pierre) *. [Sdot.] bet Weerfeiidjel. 
 
 Sample, xam'pl. (.0. example) s 
 I. (ipanfcel) bit ^rcbe, ba& ^^iuilet. 2. t bii- 
 5J5ro6e, b<\6 *))?ii(ler. 3. 6ie iBorfdjrift. 4. 
 bai iScifpiel. 
 
 A sample of cloth, eill 1tirf)nui|ler. 
 By samples, on the — , nilf tie ^robe, 
 tind) btt ^rPbe. To draw -s, ^robeii ileljeii, 
 ?pro6en lie^ilien. Answering the — , iiad) 
 ^robe. 
 
 Sample, v. a. eine ^robe, ei;i ?0?u: 
 (let jeigf" ; <''* 33eirpiel (iiit'i^eHcn. 
 
 It may be sampled by those etc., e^ 
 fflitii nI5 aSeifpiel imn sc. bieiitn. 
 
 Sampler, sam'piur. «. i. bn«'>)7?ii: 
 (Icr, 9Ko&en. 2. b<\6 iKniuentiid), OJtoPcIl; 
 tiid), ©rifftmiiler. 
 
 Sampling:, sam'plnig. «. [5panPrl| 
 bni ^>ri'bciiiu-liiiuii, -Mi'iiiliriieljiueii , ^robcu: 
 jielien. 
 
 Sam<«<>n, Kam'snn. t. I. ©iniroii 
 (eill bibl. i)iiime>. 2. |-))fiir.J -'s-posi, 
 btt i£iiiifoiicbiiifeu. 
 
 SAiN 
 
 Sanable, sannabl, (Int. sano) adj. 
 I}eilbftr. 
 
 Sanatidii, sana'shun, 1. 1 bai Spei-. 
 leii , Me ipi'iiiiii!). [Ijeilfi-rtff^a- 
 
 Sanntive, san'uaiiv. adj. i)eilenD, 
 
 SauativeneNS, san nativuei.. t. 
 Die i>eii(rafr. [v. a. t l;eiiiiji'ii. 
 
 SaurtiKcate, sanglv'tetcliate, (l.i 
 
 SallCtificatiuu, sanglneteka- 
 shuii, s. 1. Pie ^peiligiiiii], ipeili()iuad)tiiii]. 
 2. bie ^eiliQiiiig , ^eilii]l;altuiiQ. 3. bie 
 ~XSeil}uii<). 
 
 Sanetifier, sangk'tefiur, (. ber 
 ipeilii]iiiad)er, ber, ivel(t)ec o». bai , nxii 
 ijeiiiijt. 
 
 Sanctify, sangk'teti, V. a. I. Ijeiluj 
 miid)eii, l}eilij]eii. 2. t a) Ijeiligcii. b) ii lyn-. 
 lifltu (preifea, CSort;. c; rcid) uu .^eiliijfeii 
 III lid) en. 
 
 2. c) Tliese judgments of God are ihe 
 
 more welcome, as a means wliicij 
 his mercy hatli sanctified so to 
 me, as to make me repent of that 
 unjust act. K. Charles. 
 
 Sanctifying, l)cili(jenb. 
 
 Sanctimuniuu.<i, sangkiemo'- 
 neiis , ilat.) orij. l)ciiiij, ic^eiiil)eiiig, l)eiliij 
 rd)eilieilb. — ado. Sa n c t i m o ' n i o usl y, 
 l)eiiii) , iiiit Pern ®rt)iiiie ber j^eiliijfeit. 
 
 Sanctimoiiiousuess, sangkie- 
 mo'iieiisnes, llllb 
 
 Sanctimuny, sangk'iemone, f t. 
 Pie >peili<jfeit, ber f)eili(3e >2iii|'d)ein, bic>£d)eiii; 
 l;eilit)fei(. 
 
 Sanction, sangksliun, ((.) t. 1. -f 
 bai 0>eri'9, bie (i>rnilid)e SBerorbming Den- 
 HAH. 2. bie (teierlid)e) ajefuuigiina, iJefr.if 
 [Ifliiiiij, ©rrljeiluiia ber ©efe^eefrflft, hiii 
 beel)errlid)e aJeilnnaiiiiG- 3, bie aiutoritai 
 (bai ®eii)id)t, aini'cljeiu. 
 
 3. The stricifst professors of reason have 
 added the sanction of liieir tesii 
 mony. Watts 
 
 No law has a firmer sanction ih»n 
 etc. , feiii &(\ei) i|l fefter befrnitiflet ole ic. 
 
 Sanction, v. a. beiliUigeii, befrrifcu 
 ijeii , (ijii"et>'6fra(i errl;eileii. 
 
 Sauctitude, sangk'leiude, (IiU.) 
 t. bie i>iiii(iteii, UnririiflK^feic. 
 
 Sanctity, saiigk'tete, «. I. bie $ei: 
 ligfeit (Uiii'erlei)lid)frii). 2. brt ipeiligreit 
 (Unrd)iilb, 3{tiiil)eit>. 3. f bnr l;eilii)e iBeieii. 
 
 The sanctities of lieaven, bie l;iiiiuu 
 lird)eii ©eiAer. Mii.ton. 
 
 Sanctuarize,sangk'tshuaiue, u.a 
 t IjeiliGeii, rd)ii9eii, eiiie grei|1tute ber: 
 leil)eii. Shak. 
 
 Sanctuary, sangk'tshuare, (1>U 
 sanctuanuin; *. 1. bOS ^eai9tl)um (ber l)ei.- 
 Iige Drt, lempeO. 2. bie &rci|liufe , 5rei = 
 itiut. 3. ± ber @d)ii9, bie 3iifliid)t. 4. (in 
 fiul). Sird)eii) bie ^bd)iiltar|ldtte. 5. (bei 
 Den OiiDeii) bai 3iIIerl)cilifl|le. 
 
 To take sanctuary, '2id)U^ |'ucf)ell ; (in) 
 feiiie 3>ifliid)t iid^nien (^u). 
 
 Sauc luary-niau, berlviri4eilf)iid)ri{)e, 
 d-iner. Per fid) in eine iiird)e tliid)tt't, inn 
 Pa €d)ii9 jii fiid)eii. Shak. 
 
 Saud, sand, (anneir. sandi 4. I. Pec 
 
 SiiliD. 2. pi. Sands. Die ©vIllDe, ©aitb: 
 uiille; i-JJfar.J ©lUiPbonf, ©iinPbaiife. 
 Small sand, ber -£iiilP|\»i;«i>. A shelf of 
 
 SAN 
 
 sand, fine ©nnPb.mf. To strike the -•, 
 [■»iMr.] niif eine SaiiDb.iiif .jenuben. 
 
 Prow. To build on the sand, niif (btW. 
 Qanb biiiien. 
 
 Sand-bag, [Jeihiiiii^b.] Per Snnbfncf. 
 -•bach, bafi vSiiiiPbiiO. --beetle, Pel 
 (Siinbfiifi'r , ©anPianter. --blind, frtiib* 
 blniD, iiberfid)tig. -box, I. bie ®nnb» 
 bnd)re. 2. - ob. --tree, [>:8bt.l bie ©nnDs 
 biid)re , Der ©niiD:, ®treiibnrt)reiibaiiin. -- 
 crab. [3i.>Dl.] Die ©.inbfMbbe, Der 9i3infcr. 
 --crack, [JvoiJnrjiieif.] Die ipornfliift. -- 
 dollar, [■•Bferifo] ber SiinODi'fliir. --eel, 
 [ 3d)il)i)oi. 1 Der SiinPni'd), S.iubiial. -• 
 flood, Der©troni i>iMi Sliigf.inb, eine groO« 
 -Mfiiije jlirgenben Siinbe*. --gaper. Bet 
 ©iiiiDflnjfir, ®iiiiPfried)er cJlrr iuntT"iii» 
 fd)elii). --gavel. Die SiiiiDileiiir , 'ilbgnbe 
 fiir bii^ (BiuiPgriiben. --beat. [5l)nii,| bo* 
 ©iinDbiib. --martin, [Ornitt).j bie ©iiiiDf, 
 Gtbi, 9{heinid)iuolbe. --mortar,- bet 
 ©anbinijrrel. —-pink, bie ©aiiPiielfe. -• 
 piper, (Dfiiitl).) ber ©(iiibi, ©iraiiDiiiiifer. 
 --pit, Die ©iinPgriibe. --shell, ber 
 ©iinbf ijd)er (3lrtii3rtiTeniiuriner). --stamp- 
 er. Die ©iinDtiire (3Irr ■ii3,il(eiuiite). -- 
 stone, [OKinernlg.) ber ©anDrieiii; caiaa- 
 reons — crislalized , frijlndlfirrer , lllit 
 Qiinrji'miD liberinengrer Jtiiirrpnfl); new red 
 -, variegated -, bliiuer ©rtubilein; newer 
 red -, iieiier ©nnbilein ; old red -, eine "Jlrt 
 ®raiiwnrfe. --swallow, bie ilferfd)iuiilbe. 
 — -walk, ber ©nnbgniig, bie ©iinbaflee. 
 --wort, bai ©illlDfraill. 
 
 Sand, i>. a. I. faiiPen, tnit ©onb be< 
 flreiien (SimnierbiJDen ic.). 2. nufeineSniib* 
 b<in( treiben ; (u. v. n.) oiif eine ©onbbanf 
 gcrarl)en. 
 
 Sandal, san'dai. (fi)r. san. bev 
 ©d)lll); gr. sandalon j *. a) ibei Den 9I1« 
 ten) Der 5rniieiijiinnierrd)iil), 5i^>i"f"i'"""^'» 
 pantotfel, Die ©Dl)le, ©aiiDale. b) (in bet 
 r6inii'd)en ^ird)e ii. ■07iond)6n).) bie ©(inbale, 
 2}iiiPerol)le; ber >J5ciimffi:l (pce ^npilei jc). 
 
 Sandal, sandal, 
 
 Sandal-vi'< 
 
 Sanders, 
 [58tu.) Dii:5 ©iinOiil)olj , ber ©anbel. 
 
 Sandarac, sand arak,/ (nrnb. taa- 
 
 Sandaracli, 5 ^''°'' '* 
 
 I. (ipaiibelj ber©imP«riii1),©aiibr(iiI), ©nnD« 
 tut. 2. ber ©nnbanid), bn6 9{aurct)flelb, 
 rotl)e Dperinent. 
 
 Sanded, sand'ld, adj. I. rnnbiQ 
 (SniiPereien ic). 2. fiuibr'inben. Shak. i. 
 fnrii'id)rig. _ Shak. 
 
 Sanderliiig", san'diirling, 4. [3oo(-l 
 ba» ©trniiPliiiirVrlein, bie 2i3offerrd)iiepte. 
 
 Sanders, saadiirz, «. ber ©anbel, 
 bai ©aiiDell)olj. 
 
 Red Sanders, bai tOti)e ©anbel()[*Ij, 
 Per rotI;e ©anbel. Yellow -, Der ®nnj5e(» 
 baiiiii, bn^ ©aiiDciljolj. Green-, ber lua^tt 
 ©anPfl, Dn« ©anbedjol}, fflrieHf)bl,j. 
 
 Sandever, san'deviir,^(fr. saia da 
 
 Sandiver, j verre) t. 
 
 Pie ftibifiial'e. 
 
 Sandiness, sandenes, t. I. Die 
 ianPige-lierd).iffeiil)i'it. 2. Pie ©aiiDfarbe, rilit.> 
 iid)e iieiMtaffi'iiljeir ob. g-arbe. 
 
 Sitndisii, sand iith. udj. fanbig, faiift' 
 nrrig , i'anPii1)(. 
 
 r ipciiurnei (i>ce ipapiies jc, 
 , sandal, y 
 
 Vl'OOdy san'dal-wud ■>< 
 i, sail diir/., J 
 
File, far, falL fat. ^U, mk Fine, fin. NA. move. n^r. got. 6il. rU'nU. Ti^he. fuh. fi\U. t/nn. THis. 81 5 
 
 SAN 
 
 Sandix , «an'dik( , «. ge6rannte£ 
 
 ©IfiiiH-iB, ^fr ■"Wfiiiiig. 
 
 6and\«'icli, sand'w'uh, (V, &rf!n^ 
 ber b. 9i.; *■ fnitr*, biinn it\'<t)mttt»t& 
 glfifd) j)virrf)fM >BroM'(t)nifteit. 
 
 Sttnity, Kand'e. adj. l.foitbig, SniiP... 
 2. 1 |'rt)iu.infiii6 , lorfer. 3. fanbfarben, toft)-. 
 I((^, rotiil;diiri(). 
 
 Sandy desert, plain, bit ^ailbn<Ulle, 
 ©anbebeiie. -road, ^fr ©nnbiMfl. - »oil. 
 ber @rtnb6obcH. - hourglast, bie @iinbiit}r. 
 
 — earth , bit ©rtHbiTbi;. 
 
 Saiie^ i^atie, (int. tanm) adf. I. ()ts 
 fiiiib. 2. i flf finib , bei t^tmxtxxn S8^•rrtnll^(. 
 
 A sane pertoa , a perKoa of a sane 
 Mind, tiiTe 'jPiTi'iMi bfi (lei'nnbein Sirilnnbir. 
 
 - memory. ( .){rd)t«iVr.| (^e|■|ltl^^r 95iT|lniib. 
 Sailtf , ■•an^'. praei. v. Sing. 
 Smil^-fruid, sang'-fr^id. (fr. 'SO.) 
 
 I. I. bir:K.iltMriti<)frtt. 2 bie®((i(1)9i'ilti(]frit. 
 Sang'inc, nan'jeak, t. jlurf.] brr 
 @oiibl'(t>aC, (Sanjjiiif (@faft()alter tiiier ^xo- 
 »iin). 
 
 StttlH^lliferOIIII , sanggwiffer/ia. 
 (lot.) adj. t'lutffiljrfllb. - vessels, (^liat.j 
 bit aSdifOft'iff""- 
 
 Saiii^uiflcntlon, s2ngg«vifiki' 
 ■hull. *. I^KhuMPl] bie ^liiterjriifliing. 
 
 SanQTuifier, sang'gMirjiir, «. brr 
 ©{iitfrji'iifiir , ^n# , wai 3)lut iiiiid)t. 
 
 Sanit^iiifluuuN, saiiggwifflui's. 
 (0. Int. fliio) adj. L>oii 231iit (lif§fiib pb r 
 fhoiiKiiS. [rrifiiqcn. 
 
 SanKuify, sang'gwifl, v. k. !5fiit 
 
 Saiil^'uiiiary, kang'g»enare, (i<. 
 lAt. sanguis; tr. snnguinaire) adj. I. bdit: 
 (iirilig , Miirgirrifl. 2. blittit) (morbrriid), 
 Jtri«a «•)• [frniit. 
 
 SMnciiinary, «. [9ot.) lai ^lut^ 
 
 jianft'"^'**' f '^ng's^'"-^ (ff- ■""- 
 
 fianiCHin, 5 B"'") <"'i 
 
 I. fniKiuinirrf), bliitr«(t(. 1. 4 «> fniifliiinird), 
 Uidjtbuuiq. b) (in . in) fnndiiimrd) (fri'l), 
 {uvrrr(ct)tlid)). 3. b(utri)tf), bliirfnrben, btiir. 
 fntbifl. 
 2. b) He is sanguine in his expecta- 
 tions of kucceiis. Wehster 
 
 Sanguine lialtit of body, bit fnnoiii' 
 nii'cf^t Seibefbrf(ftnffrnl)<it. - temper, brtf 
 fniigiiiiiifilit Iriiivi^rnnieiit. Tlie-, bie fnn- 
 (|uinird)en <)Rfnf(t)fn , ©niKiuiniftr. It has 
 succeeded even beyond what the most — 
 could expect, frill (Wrlitttitn Ijnt felbfl bif 
 fufjnrten (fTiiinrtuiiflfii ubtrtreff^n. To be - 
 from temper, lfi(f)fbiriti()fn Ifnipernmeiite 
 ffiii. - color, bie ©lutf'nrbe. 
 
 Sang-uiiie, ». t. f bn< SSditrotf), 
 bie Sjliitf'nrbe. 2. - ob. —-stone, ber 
 »Iut)1eiii. 
 
 Sant[;:Hinef ». a. I. mit 93(ut 6e- 
 ftecfrii Ob. bcuibcdi. 2. blutrot^ farbeit, mit 
 Sliitileiii Itirftrcn. 
 
 fianf^llinel«8«, sSng'gwinles, adj. 
 t bliitlp«, bliitlirr, bleic^, bing. 
 
 Sang-uinely, sang'gw'uli, adj. 
 
 fannlllMi^c^. 
 
 Sang^uilK'neNHf Kang'gwinne*.^ 
 SaiilKiliility, kaiigg»!n eii. + \ 
 I. I. tie iMiitf.irbf, (•liirnHl)e Jnrbe, bnf 
 S3liirrothe; - nf connienance. iai bliitrptlu' 
 (»rfi(l)t. 2. bif ?ii(lHbliififlffit, bn^ ©niiiiiii = 
 RilVt^ti - at liaiiit, bie fnitguiiiird^e 2tibti: 
 
 SAP 
 
 6e|'<f>nffeiiheit. 3. f bie rniifliiiniufie 3nufrfi(f)f. 
 
 Sailg°uilieOU!l, sanggwin'eii.s. adj. 
 
 1. jiim SBiiite geljung. ^liit... 2. bliitrfid) 
 
 rniifluiniftt). IrifiU'l. 
 
 Sanguineous rod. ["Bot.] bfr $iniT: 
 
 Sailg'uillivurOUS, sanggwiitiv 
 
 vArOs. (u. int. voro) udj. blutfreiTunb , I'lMi 
 Slut lebeiib. 
 
 SangCUilKllent, sanggwm'oleui. 
 ifr.) adj. mit 'yiut i'friiiird)t pb. (jefnrin, 
 biiitiq. 
 
 Sang'uisiis'e, sa>ig'gwi!.Aje. (i<. i 
 sugo) t. brr •J^iiituui(ier; 'yiuregrl, WuBegtl 
 
 Sanli«driin, sanii^driui, (i)ebr.> 
 *. Ijiib. Ok|M).) rer S.iniiebrm. 
 
 Sanicle, sau'ekl, CP. Int. sano) a. 
 195pt.] I. brr ©nnifrl. 2. eiiie -Mrt Stem: 
 bred) (gen. Sazifraga). 
 
 Bear's ear sanicle, bcr SSnrfnilifil. 
 Yorkshire--. bfl« JJertfruiit, bie Abutter 
 roiirj. [ poii brr RiniTe bcr Stli iiitfii 
 
 Sanidiiiiii, sanid'eiim. *. riii ^PiTii 
 
 Sani(*!<, sA u^ei, tint. ^TH.) s. [0'l)ir.j 
 bet buiiiie CS-iter. 
 
 Sanious, <.A'neus. A'//', [dbir.] bi'iiin 
 eiteri<i; buiiiieii G'itir ptn fid) (jebeiib. 
 
 Sanitary, ^auiiar*. odj - board. 
 bM 0')eriiiibt)eitdamt, bie 6)eriiiibf)c-it«(oiii 
 iimnon. 
 
 Sauiilyf san'iii. «. bie fflefitiibl^rit-. 
 (befpiib.) ber nefiiiiDe 58eri1niib. 
 
 Hank, sangk, betiinhe " pnift. pp'i 
 Sink. [fther SfWiiffrline. 
 
 Hannah, san'aa, s. tint 91rt inbi< 
 
 SanM, sans. (fr. BJ.) pia«p. oljne. 
 
 SailMcrit, san'skrtt, (b. I), polished 
 dialect iiiitt) CoLEBRooKB) *. tat Saiiffrit, 
 
 Santer, f. Saunter. iSnmefrtt. 
 
 fiantun, sant-un, «. [ti'irr.'WDiK^fiv.] 
 ber Snitipn cJIrt Diriuiid)). 
 
 Map, sap, (niigrir. *aep; ijpfl. sap; 
 pen'. labali) *. 1. (ajot.) ber 6afi. 2. f Mp 
 Seriiljigiing^mittel. Smak. 3. bet ©piiiit. 
 
 To be in sap, im @nfre flel)eii (uoii 
 ^flnnjeii). 
 
 Sap -co lor, ['TRnl.] bie Saftfnrbt. - 
 earth. bn« (?rfflruii. --g re en, foftgnlii. 
 
 Sap, (fr. saper) o. a. I. imtecgrnbrti, 
 fnpveii, f<tppireii, (uiiterMiiiiiiren. 2. i uii^ 
 UTQtnbttt. 
 2. Intrigue .tnd corruption aap the con- 
 siiiuiiou of a free government. 
 
 Sap , V. n. fnppeii , fnppirrii. 
 
 Sap, «. [0)?iiit.J bie @appe. Flying 
 -a. fliegeiibe ©nppeii. 
 
 Sapajo, sap'ajA, ». (3poI.] itt <3a' 
 pniii cJliffiinrt). 
 
 Sapid, sapid. (Int.) adj. fd)mncfl;nft. 
 
 Sapidity, Kap?d ii4. ( ^ ^.^ 
 
 SapilllK*.^^, sap icliies.^ 
 ©d)nin(flintniifi-it. 
 
 Sapieuee, sa'pecnse, (fr. 253.. u. 
 Int.) *. bie ^i-eiftieit. Swift. 
 
 Sapient, siprent. adj. iveiie. 
 
 Sapiential, sipeen shai, adj. -f 
 'iDeii'lii'ir lehri'iib. 
 
 SaplesN, sap'ics, adi. I. ; [93pf. ] 
 faftlrf. 2. i aiic-.v'fi'rrt (^lutrrer ;c.). 
 
 Sapliii;;°, sapiing. «. ^a6 ^^^r^.ll^d)cll, 
 iuuge 55iiiimit)rii , Pii' jiiiigr •^.^i^^lllir. 
 
 Sap<»naceoiiH, sap/uiA sinis. (p. 
 int. sapo) atlj. fii|ciiiirtig. 
 
 SaU 
 
 Saponary, i«ap'nnare, adj. feifent 
 
 nrtig. - t. bnd ©eifciifrniit. 
 
 Sap«»nificati(»n.sapAnircl(A'xhun, 
 *. [(Jlieui.) 6ie iBiTiPiiiibliiiig, bn* 33eripnn< 
 belli ill Seife. [in Scife Pfriuniibeln. 
 
 SaponiTy, sapon'neu'. v.a. (?l)fm.] 
 
 Saponule, sapontiie, t. [(H)em.] 
 elite S3t'rbiiibiiiii] ciiicf f{>><f)tigei< Pb. ivefriit* 
 lid)eii Oeiff mit riiirr 'dait. 
 
 Sapor, sapor. (Inr. 3B.)-*. ber Qitt 
 rd)m.i(f :ciner 5yf"<t)f' ©peift). 
 
 Saporilic, stapoiit ik, (f Sapori- 
 ferous; adj. id)iiin(fl)nft, ciiieii (i)eicj)mn(f 
 Ij.ibi'iib Pb. I)t"rpt>rbriiigi'iiP , rd)nu'(feiib. 
 
 Saporo.Nity, Naporo.\'eie, «. bie 
 ©d)tii.i(fi)nffigffir. [luift. 
 
 SapnrOMN, nk'poti'is^ aitj. r(t)lllil(f< 
 
 Saputa, sapo'ta, t. [<8ot.] ber %rei* 
 
 npfcl (gen. .^ciiiMs). 
 
 Sappa<iilio - tree, .<iapadil'l6-> 
 Sapadillu- tree, tree, «. ^ 
 
 [■^pt.) ber £iipv'.ibili'.Miiiii. 
 
 Sappare, xappare, t. [<D?iiternl)].] 
 ber .^i)niiit, Pi)niiir. 
 
 Sapper, sappiir. i. Q-imr , ber uii< 
 t.rgrnbt, iiiufrmiinrt ; [Wilit.] bet ©nppeut, 
 S.ippit. ©nppirer. 
 
 Sapplllc, Naf'dk. (u. Sappho) ad§. 
 [=J5pti'. 1 Mpphii'd). 
 
 Sappilire, sardr, ((\t. sappheiroa) 
 t. [•Miiiieriilii ] bir Snipip^ir. 
 
 Sappliirine, vat-iirinc adj. fn(p)* 
 pljiren. fnip)pl)ir<irtig. -blue, fn(p)pl)irbinii. 
 
 Sappliirine , «. ['}7?iiirralg.] bev 
 <5>niii)ii. ftigPeit. 
 
 Sapplneso, sap'plnLs, i. bie @nf< 
 
 Sappy, sap'pi . ndj. 1. fnftig. 2. t 
 )i) jnrt (P. 'Jlltrr to. b) fd)iva(t)ni\ SBerilnitb. 
 
 Sappy, (P. gr. sepoi „dj. -f rctjimmelifl. 
 
 Saraband, Kairaiiand, (fp. zara.^ 
 bantia) s. bie i£nrnbniibe (eiii ipaii. tniij). 
 
 Saracen, har'iaseu, «. ber @a« 
 rnjeiie. 
 
 Saracenic, sarrasen'n'k, adj. I. 
 fnrnjeiiMc!). 2. [iUrdjit.J |nrnjeiiir<t), neu« 
 flpfhifd). 
 
 Sarag-oy, sai'iSgoe. «. [3oor.] Hi 
 Cppff'"" f'fi" iitpiiiffii'd)i'ii 3"t"elii. 
 
 Sarah, sii'ra. s. flUfibern.] Saraf). 
 
 SarcaNni, >.ai'ka/.in, (gr.) «. bee 
 ©nrfn^m, bie beipciibe ©pptterei, ber bittere 
 ©pint. 
 
 Sarcastic, slikas'tik, ) . 
 
 Sarca.<«tical, saikas'tekal,^ 
 fnrfnilild), beigeiiD. bitter, —adv. Sarcas'- 
 tically. rnrfnilii'd), beigeiib. 
 
 Sarcel, sarsii, cnitfr) «- Me et(le u. 
 nugenle ©d)iuiiiigfi'ber it6 ^<\lttn. 
 
 Sarcenet, sarsenet, (fr. 1S3.) «• 
 [3iibiitlr.] ber ©nrcciiet, Injfet. 
 
 A sarcenet surety, i tint tnfftne 
 25urgrd)nft (luie ber gi'tferflnnt eiiicr Dime). 
 
 Sarcle, slrkl, (int. sarculo) e. a. -f 
 gnteii (^prit). 
 
 S a r el i n g - 1 i III e . bie (J)ntejeit. 
 
 SarCOCele , sar'kosele, (flt.) «. 
 CTOi'b.] ber $5leird)t'nid). 
 
 SarC(>C«»l, >ar'k('.knl. 7 ( gr. ) 
 
 Sarcocolla, narkAkoi'la, ^ «• 
 (Jpniibfl) ber SinrrfMcim. 
 
 Sarco-epipl«»ceie, «arkA.ii.»ip' 
 loseie. I. ["JJJeb.] biT 5?nj|1iiid)brii(t>.ijK 
 
" 81 r» Fate, far, fall, fat. M^, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got. 6il. r.\^nil Ti'ibe. frth. full. tAin, THi.s. 
 
 / 
 
 SAll 
 
 Sarro-lijdroct'le , slrko-liJ'- 
 dioscie *. [-MifD.l DiT sa3ii(TfrfTeifct)bnirf). 
 
 Sarcolit4> sar'koiiie, «. ['Wiiifintg.] 
 bfr te.ufoiir, i>i)rn'lir, 5li-ird)ilciii. 
 
 SarC«»logical ,saikolnd jekal,a((/. 
 jiir 5lcird)lil)ve !V''''^''''!V T'lvfrloflirc^. 
 
 Sarcolog-y-sarkol loje.((ir.)*.[^ee.] 
 tie Jleu'rtililjre, enrfoloiiie- 
 
 SarcoMia, Narko'ma. (gr.) #■ [^Scb.] 
 bi\6 '5lfir(l)ni'H'(id)i'. 
 
 SarcoilllllialMill, !>arkom'faluin, 
 (gr.) s. ['^'iitb.} fa^ Diat'i'ifleifd)gnuiic^6. 
 
 Sa^c«^pllag^o^IS,^a^kof fagus^<y. 
 (^t•l^ri)liTln^, flfiirf)iVff|fn6. 
 
 Siarcopliag-us, sirUof'tagus. (gr. 
 arr. ii. pliago) *. I. 6er ©arti''Vt)ag (eiiu 
 grfiiinrc). 2. bet <Bartfpi)aQ , ©teiiiforg, 
 <l>nid)t|arg. 
 
 Sarcopltag-y, sSrkof'faji, «. ba6 
 g-lcird)e(Tcii, 5ieifct)fre(Ten. 
 
 Sarcosis, sarkos'z, (gr. ^.) «■ 
 |(Viuv.) Mr gleifc^crjeiigiiiifl. 
 
 SarC€»tic.»arkot'rik,<.rf7.[6l)ir.]5leifd) 
 e \n\i\eut, glfifd) iiirtd)eiit>. - *. ba6 jli'ii"d)= 
 frjCl:l^fM^c, f^t•i|■d)mnd)en^e g)?irre(. 
 
 Sarculatiuu, .saikiiia'sliiin . t 
 bo^ 0),ueii. [iiernlfl.] fcer ©nrf'ad).u 
 
 Slardacliate, ^ald agat. *. [OKi. 
 
 Sardel, .sar'del. ». [3d)t^i)iil.] Me 
 6nr^t•(le. [flriiie ©nrfclle, ©nrfinc. 
 
 Sardin, sai'din, «. [3d)flii)oi.] bit 
 
 Sairde, *ard. ( s. pWinfraigJ 
 
 Sardoiii ^ har'doin .^Dt'r©arDi.MHi)cv. 
 
 Jiardel, sai'dei, \ 
 
 Sardine ) sar'diiie, > 'gf* 
 
 SardiUfi, ^ar'deus. sar'jeus, ) 
 sardion) s. [-JJiiiiernlg.] btt ©arPer. 
 
 Sardinia, sa^dfiica, t. [Qiergr j 
 
 ©arfillien. — Sard i n ' i a n, a) udj. \HV' 
 fciiiifd) l>i *• b(t ©arbiiiier. 
 
 Sar<lunian, ^aldo iican, ) .. , 
 
 , . i a ■, } iiiy. I. 
 
 Sardonic, Kardmi ik, ^ 
 
 ('Wc6.] - laughter, btif tarbDiiifdjf Codjeii, 
 btr ipiinCi«frntiij)f. 2. i f.ircoiurd) (l)bl)iii|"d), 
 birteri. 
 
 Sardonian, adj. - Rtone, [^^ii 
 iiernig.] bit ©nrfer; ©nrftmiDj:. 
 
 Sardonic, adj. eine '^ilrt in itD(d)i^ 
 oerfi-rrigriT Ci'imuniiD niiirigciitJ. 
 
 Sardonyx, slrdonikfi, (gr. ^.) *. 
 1. [■'Wiiirrnigi btt ©iirCoiu));. 2. [iptrlC] 
 bai Dinifdrotl). 
 
 Sarg-UM, xai-'gus, t. [ 5t()ff>i)ol ] btt 
 fflfirbviififii. '.'. fcr ^io(j, bai Siotliniige. 
 
 Sark, »aik. (iiiige;i" siro*. l. [©d)ott(.) 
 
 fa^ Spi-mb ; g-i:lirmaniif Ijfiiib 2. t tut sliark. 
 
 SarUit,(rd)o;t.)p rovided in xliirts. 
 
 Sarlac , sar'iak, t. btt grunjcnee 
 
 Od)^ btt icrrnrri. 
 
 Sarniadan, saima'shun . ) 
 
 SarinaUc, hamiatik, ^ -'' 
 [fflfogT.l mrniiitird). 
 
 SarntentOUS, Karment'us, ((at. 
 larnirntiiiii) adj. ($>«.] rniifi'iiB, rotifig. 
 
 Sarpiar, sarpiui , j. A. - of wool, 
 [i^iiiifel] I'll! ©nrf 'SooUt WW 2210 ^funo. 
 
 Sarp-Ciotll, sarp ■kIaI/l.^ 
 
 Sarpiier, .>ar'pieur, \ «. bit 
 
 Sarpliar, } 
 
 J>.icfli'(iiiv'(inD, biM "i'lirf;, Snrfriid). 
 
 SarraRin, ^a^-Ia>i;n. f 
 
 Sarrasiue, S 
 
 I. [»ot.] 
 
 SAT 
 
 fint- 3Irt Dflerriijei. 2. [geflungefe.] E«n«tJnn» 
 tl)or, 5'i"g'i"«r. 
 
 Sarsa, sarsi, ( 
 
 Sarsapariiia, Karslparii'la, ^ 
 [25ot.i bte ©ftr|"nj>rtrilln, ©iifiip.irille. 
 
 Sarse, sars, cfr. sas; (gewt)l;iiii4)er 
 Scarce, Seaisej «. -J- b<i6 fetlU ©left, 
 jpaarileb. lciiird)ficl>in. 
 
 Sarse, >'. a. (fcin) ilebeii , bnittln, 
 
 Sart, san, ifi:. eKsmt) *. btt -)ieit; 
 brud), Cii^ 9{oCfirtiib, Der iRobeatfrr. 
 
 Sasli, .-asii, (iirab. Si3. i fr. cha»se; 
 chassis) t. 1. bit ^iiibi-, Seibbiiibe, btt 6)ur 
 td, [-Wilit.j bie ©d)iirve, iJeiDbiiibe. -2. mi 
 ©d)ifD|'cii|li'r. 
 
 Sasli'bolt, bet Cabfitriegel. --buckle, 
 bie Cyi'irrelit^iialle. — - tastener, bn6 Jcil; 
 |lt'rral;iiiciiril)U'iJ. -knob, ber iiuifingeue 
 iiiu'pf <iii eiiicni Snbcii. —-saw, l ii|"d)i.J 
 bit ©rt)lie0i'age. — window, ba& ©d)ieb> 
 fcniler. 
 
 Sasli, V. a mit ©d)icbfeii|lern tenetjeii. 
 
 Sasiioon, .sa>.ii uun, «. l. ba^ ©(licf 
 Seber, bm man jiiii<i-iliii iii ©riefelii iragc, 
 iim I'lffev ju gel;cn. 2. bie icbcruc iiicbe (in 
 ©ticfdiu. 
 
 Sassafras, sassafiAs, ((at. saxi- 
 fragaj *. t^^'Ut.j bir ©ilJTilfrd*. 
 
 Siisse, sas, (|;d(|. sas) «. (in olteit 
 ©nuiuiiu bie ©djleiife, bai ©ctjiitjbrei. 
 
 Sassoiin, baitsuliiijVt. [6i)eiii.J ber 
 
 Sas.«>oline , ) ®niT>^l'><- 
 
 Sassoroi, sas'sorol, / r_ 
 
 Sasisorolia, sassorol la,) 
 iiiil;.] Cie (Jciiiiitaube. 
 
 SaKtra, sas tra, «. ein ()eiligeg ^ud) 
 bti diiipintii*. (Die 6 gri'^cn, ua<i) ber')}fi'i= 
 iiiiiig ber .^piiibii;? ode iiieiird).id)e niib gb((: 
 lid)e 2i3i|Teii|'d)'ift ciul)iiUeiifcii ©ailroe 
 I'iiiC: bie S3eDii, llpauebn, S^ebaiiQa, ^uraim, 
 X)l;irma u. Der ana). 
 
 Sat, tat, praet. v. Sit. 
 
 Satan, sa tan, sat'tan, (^e6r. WH-) *• 
 [3{cliij.] ber ©lUiiii. 
 
 Satanic, saian n k, ^ ^- - 
 
 Satanicai, saiannekal,^ 
 taiiiul), tejifliK^. — adv. Sataa'ically, 
 I'lUaiuid), (eiifliic^. 
 
 Satanism, satiaiu/in, «. bie |nta< 
 iiird)e, iiii(Jirrt)e (i)ertiiiuiiig, 9icigiiiig. 
 
 Satanist, sat tanlst, «. i btt <S<\- 
 tan aeiiiindje 'JAciirdj). 
 
 Sat<:iiel, saislill, «. bai ©Acfd)eni 
 ber iJniDeroenrel, ( bei ©d)ulfiiaben) ber 
 ®d)Uiracf ; bat ^ortefeiiille iber-ilDi'OfaienK.j. 
 
 Sate, sate. (lat. satio; v. a. 1. a; 
 latiigen. b; ilopt'eH/ ubertVilleii (with, tnir). 
 2. t frttttgeii. 
 
 Sated with lage, niit gefArtigter 9{<i4)£. 
 
 Sateless, s^teles, udj, iniennttiid) 
 
 Satellite, sat teiiite, (fr. W., V. 
 lat. xnteiies; «. I. ber Irabatu, ©atellit. 
 2. liiriroii.j ber ©ntettit, IraPant, Jieben' 
 pliuier, ■•JWiMib. 
 
 Satellitions, saueliinh'us, adf. 
 au6 ©airiureii be|tel;enb, traDatitenartig. 
 
 Satiate, i-a'sheaie, si'siiaie, (Int. 
 saiio; J), o. I. I'attigeii. 2. j ratrigrn, be; 
 fiiebigcn. 3. t iCljeni.] raitigm. Newto* 
 4. I'lUenattigeii, ru'eriiilien. 
 
 To sail Hie witli miicr . tint 2i5affn 
 
 I'attigen (bie Q-rbe lo. auiiuted wuii ... 
 
 SAT 
 
 gefattigf bitrc^ .., uon ..; einer <Ba(i)t u6er« 
 brfiiMg. 
 I Satiate, ad), (with, of) I. -f fatt. 5. 
 
 i (eiiirr ©ad)e) fatt, ilberbriirrig. 
 j Satiation , sasijea'shun , «. bie 
 Sattiifit. 
 
 1 Satiety, saii ete, t. 1. bie ©nttijeit, 
 Ucbcrrartigiiiuj, ©atrigiing bu iiini Qttl. 2. 
 i fie ©atttjcit, ber llebrrDrng. 
 
 Ill all pleaMires tliere is satiety, aQc 
 58ergmi.iungeii luirb man fatt, riberbriirilg. 
 
 Satin, sat iin. (fr. SiS3.) *. [^nbilr.] 
 ber 'Jltiiip. 
 
 Sati II -flower, [$)ot.] bie SlrlnO&liniie, 
 ^oiibuicle. --ribin, bai 'iltiagbaub. -- 
 spar, ber 5n'^*'J'f' — weaver, bet 
 lUtlaijiueber , 'iitlngmitter. — wood, bad 
 >Jltla01)olj. 
 
 Satinet , satinet', I. [3iib|lr.] ber 
 ©atiiiet (eiiie ■ilti ^albatlag, (o luie eiue 'lltt 
 iOodriitud)). 
 
 Satire, sat'ere, si'tire, sA'tur, sjlt'ur, 
 (u. gr. Saiyios) t. bie ©atire, ©portrebe, 
 bu6 ©pottgebidjr, bie ©pDrtfdjrift. 
 
 Satiric, sattr lik , ( ,. . . 
 
 Satirical, sSilr ,ik^i, J '"'■' •'"" 
 rifd), iViurnd). — adv.H a t i r'i c a 1 1 y,fatirii"d). 
 
 Satirist, sai'iuust, *. Per ©anrifet, 
 ©piuter, fiuirir.1)e ©d)riftflener. 
 
 Satirii^e, sai'turue. V. n. faririfiren, 
 befpi>.tfin, Piird)jiel)cn, burd)i)ed)eiii. 
 
 Sati»if action, sattistak shun. ((. 
 Kfttistactio) s. I. bit (SJciUigrljiiiiiig (ivegeii 
 einer erljnlteiien ^eleiPigniig). 2. iof; nj Die 
 SJefrtebigiing (etnefi ilBiinrdjefi to. b> bie 
 aJefriebigiiiig, 23Cia()iniig, liigiiiig, 6-ntrid)« 
 tang (einer Sdjiilb). o Pie ■ijetnefigung 
 (ber S'lilrtiib, ba tn.m befriebigr i)o ; llet>cr« 
 jeugting. 3. bae SSergniiijeii (bie niigeiiel;nie 
 ©nipfinbnug beffen, mat uni gefadt; bai, 
 ma6 u»6 jene aiigeneljine S'nipfiiibuiig oers 
 urfadjD. 4. bie 3"fviebeiil)cir. 
 
 To afford no permanent sat i .i f n c t i on, 
 nid>t batiernb, nid;t aiif bie Daiier befriebi* 
 gen. To turn to any one's -, jn Oeninnb* 
 Bufriebenl)cit auefaOen. To enier - oa 
 record, bie lilgiing einer ©iftulb nrtireu, 
 regiilriren. In lull - of a debt , jn I'&lltger, 
 gaii,ilirt)er lilgnng einer ©d)nlb. 
 
 Satisfactive, sallislaktiv. adj. t 
 befriePigenb, 6)eniigrl;nung obcr ^efriebigung 
 geiual)renP. 
 
 Satisfactorily , saitistak'tureli, 
 udv. J. genngtljiienb , befriebigenb. 2. jut 
 6)enfige, l^inlanglid), jiilangKd). 
 
 Satisractoriuess,saiti%fak'iuii- 
 nes. t. bai 58ffriebigenbe, ajerniivien }u btt 
 friebigen, bie ©rtriePlgnng, Wenfige, Sutono* 
 lirf)feit, 5?inlanglid)feit. 
 
 Satisfactory, san'sfak'ture, adf. 
 
 geiuigfl;uenb; befriebigenb, 55efriebigu!ig 
 gen)at)reiib. 2. t)!nlanglid;, {ulangiid}, jUf 
 reid)eiib, geni'igeiib. 
 
 To make satisfactory compensation, 
 or a — apology for . . , 6-tivaf l)iiuangli(t> 
 ivieber gut nia(t)en , iid) l;inlant]ii(t entfd)ul> 
 bigen ivegeii . . . 
 
 SatiNfler, satiisfiur, *. Ginn, frtr 
 (i5enngtl)iiung Iei|tet. 
 
 Satixify, sat'iikfj, ((. satlsfacio) e. a. 
 I. 11 (with) fatrigen iniir SRegeii jc). 2. 6«« 
 irieCigen (ciiien .U^uiifd), e<nt i!eibeiifd)af[ uj. 
 
Fale, far, (all. fat Me. met. Fine. frn. NA,m6ve, nAr, jjot, 6??. cl5Ad. Tiib«. tlib. 01 j//jn. THis. 817 
 
 SAT 
 
 3. «) Qintn )iifriet)tn HeUtn, itfritiiatn ; it^ 
 inljlfn. b) tilgen, eiitrid)teii , l>ej(if)l<n (eine 
 ©d)iiID). 4. b<irieti<jeii, (eintr ©ii4)e) genii 
 gen. 5. befrie&ineii, uberjtiigeii ; to be sati h- 
 f i e d of .., uberjfUflt ftiii uoii ... 6. f i>erfDI)» 
 tieii; nbtljiin. Shak. 
 
 To satisfy demands, @(f)iil&eii ent: 
 tttbten. I am satisfied, id) bin illfri(^rll, 
 ^efrie^^gf, uberjcugt, (jnbe geiiug, t6 geniigt 
 niic. To - one's self of .., 99efrie^igllnl1 
 fln^tn ubft ... Satisfying, geni'iflfnti 
 ^inliiiiglid), iufniiglict). My lust shall be 
 satisfied upon them, mcine Sufi mitt) 
 fldf an if)nen ftltjlen. 
 
 Satisfy , v, n. l. grniigt^un; (for) 
 Sal)lutig liiilen, 6e)nl)len (fi'ir). "i. Qitnugr 
 ti)un Db. Uiflen, 5Beiriebigiing geivat)ren, be- 
 friebigett. 
 
 Sative, ai'tiv, Hat. laliTua) adj. in 
 Qiarttn griViet, gebatit, geiogen. 
 
 Satrap, satrap, (gr.) «• (bei ben 
 fliten ^crfeni) ber ©ntrnp (StnttljnUer, 
 £AnbuDgt). 
 
 Satrapal, sat'rapal, adf )u eineni 
 ©iitriipcn ct(r eincr ©orrapif geh&rig. 
 
 Milt rapt^Mfi, sat 'rapes, f.bieSatrnpinn 
 
 Matrapy, satrapi, «. bie @atrapie, 
 6t.ittl)nirerid)ii|t, Cnubi'ogtri. 
 
 Hat- squirrel , sat'-»kw«rr!l , «. 
 I3ool.] ber ©iebtnr(t)lafer. 
 
 Saturable. Kai'ishurabl,<M<f [dtftm.] 
 geinftigt lucrPin f&niiriib. 
 
 Sa<uraMt,i>at Uhurant,ii<(/. |(Ef)rni.' 
 f(^tti<ifnb. - #. 1 'Wfb.] «inf bie (gnnre im 
 Wngen neiitMliilrenbe 6iib|?nnj, bn( flb: 
 forbirenbe 'OJfittel. 
 
 Saturate f sat'ljshurite, (I. saturo) 
 ». a. 1. (Cl)cm.] irtttigen. 2. 2 fnttigcn. 
 
 Sal u rated tnrih, bie fntte Grbe. 
 
 Saturatiun , saithliurA'khun , t. 
 (bef in tir Ol)ein.| Mt diitigung. 
 
 Saturday, sai'lurdi. dingrlf. saeter- 
 daeg) t. litiiifub.) bi'rSoniinbcnb, ®onii»nii. 
 
 Maturity, Kaiii'reie. 4.tbiei£atr(}i'it. 
 
 Saturn, sat lim. sit'iuni. d. Satur 
 no«) t. 1. |>}l|1rpn.] ber ©ntiirn. 2. ( hlterf 
 6l)fni.| ba4 ftjiei. 3. (i>erlb.) bie fcbu'orjc 
 5otbe III belt SBiippcn loiu'erflner {J'"^!^*""- 
 
 Saturuuiian, »aiurui'lean, adj. 
 I. |U ben ©nturiiiiiicn grl)Drio ; (boher) 3. 
 lieberiid), Aii^griniTrti ; Inflig- 
 
 Saturnalfl, satumalz, $. pi (bci 
 ben mien 9{iMiu'rn> bie ©ntnrnaiien, @aiurii^> 
 
 Saturiiian, satur'nean, adj. f fOi 
 
 tiirnifcf), giii(fii(f), gplben (3eiten ic). 
 
 Saturnine, satiuiiiine, (I. satur- 
 Biiiiis' adj. iiuiiriiiiiiiVt), fiiiftrr, eriift, nieliin; 
 . rtypln'rt) , frt)iuirnii'iti)ig, griinii|"ct), trrtiirig. 
 pi)lenninriMt,. 
 
 SaturniMt, sat'iinnist. «.ber@<f))vrri 
 BHUI)!!]!', Oiniinling, ^l>t)lriinirtriffr. 
 
 Satiiriiite, satumiie, «. [Cffjein.] 
 fter €iuiiriiir. 
 
 Saturuuii, salura'us, (I«t. SS3.) <■ 
 lVtr)ft).\ Siitiirn. 
 
 Satyr, sa'iur. xat'i'ir, fgr. Satyros) 
 •• 1, |'Wi)th.| brr ®.iti;r, ^Cnlb', SJelbgi'tt. 
 ». i brr <\nU- Q3r(f. 
 
 SatyrianiM, satirt'asi*, (gr. 20.) «■ 
 I"WeD.| bie luiJernrtiiJriiclje (»rill;rir , ®n< 
 tpriiilU 
 
 Engl.-deutich. Worlerburk. L 
 
 SAV 
 
 Sat^-rion, sit'r'eun, #. [55ot.] tai 
 ilnnienfrant, i^obenfmiit, bie J'l""'"""'*- 
 
 Sauce, siwse, (fr. 10., u. I. saUus) 
 <. f&i'djf.] bie fStutjt, liinfe (©niicei. 
 
 Sharp sauce, eine pifnnte, gfii'i'irsfjnfte 
 ^ru^e. Rich — , eine olige SSnllje. Robert 
 or onion--, bie ©enfbrulje niit ©iTig nnb 
 3iuiebeln. To dip in the -, tiiiifcn. 
 
 To serve one the same sauce, 9 &i: 
 iiftn ©leit^e* tnit (}>leid)em uergflrcii. To 
 have, or to give sweet meat and sour — , 
 e 0)ntf6 nnb 35t>re# bnrd) einanber erfnl)ren, 
 Ob. miberfiiljrcn lafjen. 
 
 I'rov. Hunger is the beat saaee, $lin> 
 ger i|^ ber bejle Kod). 
 
 Sauce-alone, [95ot.] iai itnoWniK^: 
 frnnt. -box, ber fredje , iini>trfrf)ninre 
 'Weni'(f>. --pan, tai 95rfil)pfmind)en , 
 "^ffliiiid)en. 
 
 Sauce, V. a. 1. mit 95ri"il)e ober tunfe 
 L'ericl)iii, jiirictjren ub. begleiten. 2. fa) iunr» 
 )en (ben Oiiinnem. Shak. b) (witli) beglei: 
 ten, wiirien, »ermif(^en (init). e) (©men) 
 aiifbiiiiien, oiitftljen. 
 
 Saucer, s^w'sur, (fr. sauciire) «. I. 
 bn« ibrfih', Innfnnpfdjen, bie Innfrd)nfTi'l. 
 2. Pie Untfrr(t)n(e, llntertafFe, tai llntcr: 
 rd>.ir(f)en. 3. [^JWor.) bie 'Jjr.inne be« ®nng> 
 fpifl*. i. [»ot.l bn« 6(t)uffel(l)en. 
 
 Saucer-eye, bai Ddji'enaiige 'groge 
 '2liige>. --eyed, i>d>|ennnnig. --headed 
 bolt, [r)3?.ir.] eiii SSul^cn mit eineni plarten, 
 niiibi-n Krpfe. 
 
 Saucily, slw'seli, adv. fretf), Iro^ig, 
 iiiu'frirt)iinii. To carry one's self -, un: 
 i>irr(l)ainr fein. 
 
 SaucinesA, siws^nes, «. bie ^red): 
 l)fir, lliii>frrd)iinit()eit, ber Irot). 
 
 SauciKMe, siw'sN, ^ t qn 
 
 SaueiMKon, siws'ssun, ^ 
 *. I iirifijf lu. , >)Jita.] bie 2Durfl, 3ii»b», 
 •ipiilOiTiuiiril. 
 
 Saucy, siw'si, adj. I. fetf, frrd), 
 fn»^tg. iinuerrd)niiit; mnrtjnjiflig, tenuegen, 
 i'orii'it;ig. 2. freuelljnft; jubrtnglid), l)etrig , 
 beiiirrig geil. Shak. 
 
 Sau^li, [DerM.] the willow. 
 
 Saul, (fdjort.) soul. 
 
 Sauiie, (|'d)i<tt.) a h ired mourner. 
 
 Saunders, saa'durz, f. Saadal u. 
 Sanders. 
 
 Saunt, (fdjOtt.) a saint. 
 
 Situnter, sau'tur, siwn'iur, rfr. 
 sans lerre?) v. n. 1. f(^lfnPern. 2. (about) 
 :i) l)triiiurd)lrnbcrn. b; i fid) lunge nnfljiilten, 
 liinge iicnurtlen bei 
 
 Sauntering humor, b<\6 trnge befell. 
 
 Sttiinterer, sauiijrur, «. ber@d)len: 
 biTiT, ^UjliifliTtrfror, -Wnijiiigiinger. 
 
 Sauntering-, sau turiug, «. bai 
 ®d)i(iiPrrii, Per '))i't"ir;inn<ing. 
 
 .Saurian, siwrean, id. gr. saurot) 
 iidj. (9iiuiirg.| Jilt gntnilie ber JlrofiiDide 
 nnb (5'iPrd)iVn gr^&r'g- 
 
 SaUNag'e, siWi'dje, «a»'s!dje, (ft. 
 aaucisse) j. Pie -2i5iir|l, SBmriuurfl. 
 
 SauNAurite, siws'surlte, «. [^u 
 nrriilgl Per 'Siiiiffiirit. 
 
 Saut, [OiTtl.J salt. 
 
 Savaltie, sAvabl, (v. save) adj. 
 gcrrtret iwerPeii ftmiicnb. 
 
 Savableuess, sA'vlblnas, «. bie 
 
 SAV 
 
 Jfi^igfeit gereftet »»erben ju ffrnnett. 
 
 Savag'e, sav'vidje, (fr. sauvage) 
 adj. 1. luiiP (Secren); roilb (ungejnljmt, luie 
 lljiere); luilb, unfrudjtbnr, iiiibebniit, iui'i|T, 
 iinoiigebant. 2. tuilb, gniufani. 3. ivilb, 
 ivilil, ro(). 
 
 Savagre, «. I. ber SS3i(be. 2. ber rof^e 
 ?Oieni"d) (25.irbar). 3. eine 91rt Slicgen. 
 
 Savag-e, t*. a. t milb, rot), grntirnm 
 nind)en. (iiot^ 2Irt eineS 233ilben; grnnfom 
 
 Savag'eiy, sav'vidjele, ad». Toilb, 
 
 Savag^eneSS, sav'vidjenes, «. 1. 
 bie SDilPI)cic. 2. bie SStib|)eiti 9iot)^(i(, 
 ©rnnfnnifcit. 
 
 Savagery, Rav'vidjlrri, #. l. bie 
 ^ilbni^, t<c\6 n)tlbe Qieilrdn^. 2. bie 2Dilb> 
 Ijeit, 9{n[)l)eit, ®raiifiinifeit. 
 
 Savag^isiii, savvidjizm, «. in 3u« 
 fianP brr Wilbtjrit. Biicire. 
 
 Savanna, savan'na, (fp. sabnna) t. 
 [iilinerifa] brr gre^e ilUeiPfpIa^, @rn£pla$, 
 bie iCciPe', OJrnejlodje, 9liie. 
 
 Savanna-flower, [93t)t.] einc 9Irt 
 bti £liunnicrflraiidKtf. 
 
 Stftve, sAve, (tat. salvo) v. a. 1. 
 reiten, brriien; (fioiu) rrtren, erretren (ooii), 
 fic^ern(upr), (ll)e»l JerloieiKocii). 2. ['ll)eoI.] 
 i<oin eivigen lube rertrn, crrctcen, eriofen. 
 3. ifjiuen, niiffpflren. 4. i erljairen, bcl)i"iren, 
 beiunbren. 5. Gtxvai iVarcn , rpiirinin bnniit 
 iitngcl)en. 6. eriVnren. 7. (G-iiicni (SrmaO 
 eriporcn ((?iiien einer ©(id)c liberl^i-bfii). 
 
 To save one's self, fid) rertcn. To — a 
 man from drowning, ©iiu'ii uuin !!!3iiffer< 
 tobe errctien. To - one's life, (fjneni lai 
 Scben reiten. To — any one harmless, QU 
 nen entrd)aPigen. To - appearances, ben 
 ©d)ein ineiPen, in 91(^1 netjmcii. To - time, 
 3eit eriporen. God — the King, the Queen. 
 @iDtt er^iilte Pen £onig , bie 5ii>niginn! ti 
 lebe ber ilonig, bie £i>niginnl (The ship 
 sailed in lime) to — the tide, uni nud) bit 
 %Uiti} benii^rii )n fi^nnen. Ju«t saving 
 the tide. 1 gcraPe Pie rt'd)te 3i'it benii^eiib. 
 To - his tears, tint tljni Pie iljrniien )n er» 
 fporen. - her that shame, erfpart if)r Pirfe 
 @d)anbe! To - one's longing, Oeinaiibf 
 33innngcn erfuflen. To - goods, l^panbet] 
 ©iranbgut beroen. 
 
 To save up, fluffparen, erfpftrcn. 
 
 l*rov. A penny saved is a penny get, 
 wi\i ninn eripurt, iil Per erflc (sjeiuinn. 
 
 Save, V. n. eiiie ©rrpnrnig fein. 
 
 BiasN ordnance saveth in the quantity 
 of the material, brt &e(d)ii^en i>on G"rj er> 
 fpart innn iin Per Wenge bti ''Siattriali. 
 
 Save, iimpeFut. v. to Save) ib<i$ 
 fr. sauf) niiijer, nnSgiMUMnmen. 
 
 Save a few, eiiiigf Sa3enige nu«genom« 
 men. The last - one, ber SSorle^te. - that, 
 niiger Pag, niir. - errors, ^rrtljiim worbei 
 Ijiilren. - your reverence, mit G-fjrrn ju 
 nicIPtn. Shak. 
 
 Save -all, slve'-ill, «. ber Si<t)t., 
 2eiid)irrfnfd)t, ba6 ©pnrenPc^en. 
 
 Saveiin, siveiiu, «. [0(^c>}V<^(-l ber 
 ©nibiing, ©dlinling. 
 
 Saver, t,4'vur. «. 1. ber 9{etter, du 
 tetter ; Sberger (.»■ ©iraiiPgni;. 2. ber (Jr» 
 (j.iltcr. 3. e-iner, ber €>(i)([l^t fammelt, bet 
 ©d)*.i9ernnimler. 4. ber if)nii^l)(ilter , guic 
 SUinh. 
 
 52 
 
8!8 FAip, far. fall. fat. Me. met. Fin»>. fin iNA. move. n6r, s;ol. 6il. i-l6ii<I. Tube. Ii'ih, Full. lAiii. THis. 
 
 SAV 
 
 Savin, sav'in, (ft- savinier) *■ [SSot.] 
 ber ©nDiHD- , ©nbenbiiiim. Indian — , tn^ 
 mtllliute a3ni|'ilit:iil;oIj. 
 
 Saving-, sa'viiig, adj. 1. fpnrfnni, 
 ()fiu«Iid). 1. |If)fol.] ftlifl iiinc^eii^ erlofeiiD. 
 J. i>or a5iT!ii|1 firf)crnD. 
 
 A saving bargain, a - voyage, (in 
 §)iiiicet, eine (Seco 9^ei|"e, wcbei mnii uiit 
 f«in oiifgclcfltcfi ®cl6 meiet 6e(oiumt, iuii = 
 tt\ iiinii lucrer fleiuinnt md) uerlicrt, luubet 
 ivcter 93frluil iiort) 63cii>iiin I}ernu5fcmiiu. 
 Be - of your candle, fpnret cufr £irf)t. 
 
 Saving*, p- pr. niifier, aii^gcnLnnmcii- 
 
 Saving-, *• l. ^ic9?ernlllg, 6-rljiiIriiiin- 
 t. l'l\}tt>i.] fcie ©cligft'ir. i. Die G-vipnniiifl, 
 ©riparnig. 4. bte -iUuiSiialjme, Der 93i)r: 
 
 4. Contend not vfith tliODe that are too 
 stiong for us, but still with a saving 
 to honesty, (jeDoc^ iiiitcr J»er SBoraiif; 
 fdtjiinil, nOer \le:6 voxnii^eicfyt, ddg tie 
 Cl)rliri)feit nid)t bnrimtcr leide , tnbei 
 nid)t i.u6 Spifl fomiiie). L'Estrance. 
 
 To make a saving, eiiie GrrpnriiiiJ 
 ntnd)en. [fnfii'. 
 
 Savings-bank, bic ©pnrbflnf , ©pnr- 
 
 Savingly, sa'vingl^, adv. 1. \\)<\t- 
 fntn, Ijiiiiclid), niit ©parfamftit. 2. niif cinf 
 S?ettiiiig,0-i-rettmi(),©ili(jm(ic^iiiig, G-rl&f""!! 
 beiuirfetiDe SBt-'ife, (o bng iiinii pum eiuigen 
 XoCe (lerertet, erlo^t luirD. 
 
 SavingnesK, sA v'ngnls, «. I. bnf 
 6eligiiinct)eiiDe, ©cli(jtiiod)f n , bie 33tt5r6ei 
 rung ber ©cligfcit. 'i. bie ©pnrriimfeit , 
 ipnii6lid)fcit. [ber ©rlufcr, ipcilniiD. 
 
 Savior, sive'yur, (fr. sauveur) s. 
 
 Savor, ^i'vur, (Int. sapor; fr. saveur. 
 ». 1. ber @cfd)iiinef. 2. ber ®criict), Diift 
 
 Prov. Something ia some savor, br|Jer 
 fftivins, (lis 9?icf)t«. 
 
 Savor, V. n. 1. o fdjinerfeii, ried)eii, 
 (of; |"ct)iiierfeii, riedjen (nad)). 2. i (of) fd)me. 
 (fen, ricd^en (ii^ic^;; ben ^iifd^ein t)nH\\ 
 (uun). (rd)iiiecfeii. 
 
 Savor, B. a. (mit 9u(l o'^"'«^'="> 
 
 Thou savoreat not the things that be 
 •f God, II bu meinefl nid)t, ma6 (jottlict> ijl- 
 
 Sav<»rily, si'vurele, ado. 1. mit 
 ffle|"d)m<i{f , mit SIppctit. 2. i mit SScrfliiii: 
 (jen; so -, mit foK^em SScrgiiiigeM. 3. mir 
 S!Uo()l!)erd)iiiiirf. 
 
 Savoriness, s&'vurenla, «. I. bir 
 €4m.Kfl;nffiiifcit. 2. ber XBoi^igcriid). 
 
 Savorless, sa'vurles, adj. fd)'1incf; 
 i>«. [rrt)miirfi;iifc. 
 
 Savorly, sivurle, adj. u. adv. 
 
 Savory, sA'vuii, adj. i. iuel)ii"d)tiie= 
 rfenb, fd)iiiiirfl)nft. 2. i tbilliO). 3. luotjlrie; 
 <l)eut), li(l'lid) (GJeriid)). 
 
 Savory, «. [Jdot.] bie ©ntiirci. 
 
 Savoy, savoe', (fr. Savoie) *. 1. 
 {Oiecor.] ©niuncn. 2. (<8ot.J ber fauoier 
 KD'.}t, lueige ajirftiig, ?5i'rrrt)fii|)r. 
 
 S a V o y - ca k e. [.Rort)f.]^ber fiugriOi^pfcn. 
 
 Savoyard, savocyird , ifr. w.) *. 
 ber SnuiMcr, ©ai'olarb. 
 
 SaiV, siw, praet. D. See. — *. * fcte 
 €nflf, 9ifbe, ^rl•^i!lt, 6cr ©pntd), biif 
 eprid)ii)t>rti btr ^iliiffpriid), 23efil)i. Shak. 
 
 Sa-fv, (rtiintlf. sagai «. tie ©0(ic. 
 
 Hack--. [-Miiir.] bie Srii'.ftige. Ripping 
 -, bie 25rettrni)e. 
 
 SAY 
 
 Saw-dust, bag ©nocme^f, bie ©nge. 
 iViiiie. — fish, [3d)tl)iji)l.] ber ©ligefii'd). 
 --fly, bie ©liijeiif^icge, 93liUtiue|"pe. -- 
 mill, bie ©liflej, ©djiicibemiil)le. --pit, 
 Ciie©ngegrube. --wort, |.33ot.] bie©d)arte, 
 !Bi'rg<, SltJicreiifdjnrte, bn6 ©djiirteufraiit. 
 --wrest, 6er ©ligerif^ter, 3i'!)"rid>ter (ciii 
 •Sjcrfjeitg). 
 
 Saw, praet. sawed, pp. sawed uiib 
 sawn, V. a. j'tigen, fdjiieibeii, jcrfiigeii; (into) 
 iiigeii, jerfiigen (in, jii); (down; iimi'iigeii; 
 uhrough) burci)|Vigeii. [fen. 
 
 Saw, 0. n. 1. frlgen. 2. firf) fngfii I'lr: 
 
 Savver, sawur, ) i. ber ©nger. 
 
 Sawyer, siw'yur,) .^Dljfager, 
 ■yreridjiieiber. 
 
 Saw in, (\i)M.) sowing. 
 
 Sawyer, *. tSJorbntii.] Sawyers, 
 cimuiir.jclte SJnuiiie tint i(;reu Sleften, bie 
 iiiif belli '3J(:i|Yt|Tippi k. beii ©djifferii fei)r ge* 
 fiiljrlid) ftiib. 
 
 Sax, [Dertl.] six. 
 
 Saxatile, saksat'l, ({at. saxatilis) 
 adj. jiui|'d)eii ©iciiieii befliib(i(^>, luudji'eiib, 
 lid) ntifi^ilteiio. 
 
 Saxii'rag-e , sak'sefradje, (-(at. 
 saxifiagii) t. l^jot.j ber ©feiiibred). 
 
 l23i)t.J Golden -, Der ©itlDenjleiiibrcd). 
 Punctate -, bn* Jrniieiiiiiaiitfic^en. 
 
 Saxiirage-meadow, [!i5ot.J ber SS3ie. 
 reiiilciiibrec^. [ben ©tein nuflofenb. 
 
 Saxif'ragOUS, saksifragus. adj. 
 
 Saxon, »ak'sun. aiO'. fiidjriid), faiTijil). 
 
 Saxon, I. 1. ber ©adjfe, ©niTe. 2 
 \>ai ©od)i'i|"d)e , bie fiid)i'irct)e 'OJiimbarf,. 
 eprad)e. 
 
 Saxon-blue, bfl* facftfiict) SSIaii (9lrt 
 I'laiier&arbe). --green, bag braiiiii'djiuctgt. 
 iA)i cyruii. — lage, bet ©ad)feii|pteflcl (biis 
 vi:nd)rciu-ed)t). 
 
 Saxonisiii, sak'sunizm, «. eiiie 
 ■JKiiiiDart beg ®iid)fifd)en. 
 
 Saxonist, sak'sunist, *. (^iner, ber 
 mir ber ftid)i'i|'d)eM ©prad)e gut befannt i|l. 
 
 Saxony) aak'sdue, «. L@eogr.] ©ad)- 
 fell. [3fJiebcriad)reii. 
 
 Upper Saxony, D6erfnd)|"en. Lower -, 
 
 Say, ii, (fr. sole) «. * bie ©uje c21ri 
 ©eibeiijeug). 
 
 Say, ^(fr. sale) «. [^nbuflc.J eine 3Irt 
 
 Saye,^Snrrd)e. 
 
 Say, (fr. aa ay) «. * l. bie^robe (ber 
 25i-n"iid), ben man mac^t, bie ®ute eiiiee 
 Dingeg jii erfurf^jeii). 2. bie ^robe, ini 
 -)Kii|ler. 
 
 To take say, [<B3aibmfpr.] tm 23and) 
 eiiieg erlegten .^irrd)eg mit bcm TOefJer aiif^ 
 fd)li5cii, uiii ill fel)eii, luie fett er i|t. 
 
 Say -master, f ber -OJiiinjiuarbein. 
 
 Say , 0. a. '<= prubiren , niiprobiren. 
 
 Say, (aiigelf. saegan, sacgau) praet. 
 
 II. pp. said, V. a. I. fagcn. 2. fageii (an. 
 
 ffiljrcn). 3. ± in'\i)ttn. 4. fpre(^)cn. 6. l;er^ 
 
 \<nim, aui\acim (eine 2Iufga6e). 
 
 2. After all that can be said against a 
 
 thing. TiLLOTsoN. 
 
 4. Then shall be said or sung as follows. 
 
 To say out, niigfpre4)eii. To - over 
 
 again, nod) einmal fagen ob. fjerfagen, luie. 
 
 berl)Dleii. To - mass, Wi'iTc lefen. To - 
 
 one's prayers, feiii ®cbet uerrid)ten. Tliey 
 
 , it i» said, mai\ fiiftt. He is said to... 
 
 SLA 
 
 eS f)ei§t, bag er . . , cr fpfl ... To - previona- 
 ly , imrlaiifig enuiihiieii, beiioriuorten. 
 
 Say, B. n. 1. fageu. 2. fagen, fprect)en, 
 niifagen. 
 
 That is to say, bnS I)cigt , iai ifl, bn« 
 bebcutet. - you so? mtineu ©ie? ijl eg 0|>t 
 (5-ni|1? 
 
 Say, ». o bie 9?cbe, etivag ©cfagteg. 
 
 Saying-, saing, *. I. bie 9febe, bag 
 OJcrebe. 2. pie ©aije, ber ©pnid). 
 
 'Sbloofl, ein 'lUiigriif ber ajermunbeniiig 
 fl'ir God's blood. Shak. 
 
 Scab, skab, (aiigelf. scaeb, sceb) «. 
 
 1. bie 9?aubc, ^ra^e, (6ei ^pfcrbc ii) bie 'BAi^it. 
 
 2. i e ber iiiimp, ©c^uft, £iiiiipen!)iinb, 
 Siimpenferl. Shak. 3. ber (^riiib , ©d)i>rf, 
 bie iirnfte. [Der 3llant. 
 
 Scab- wort, [!8et.] bag ipelmenfraiit, 
 
 Scabbard, skab'burd, ». 1. Die 
 
 ©d)cibe, Di'gciifd)eibe. 2. (bei ^^ferben uiib 
 
 (5-fcIn) ber ©d)lau(i) (beg Stugmigggliebeg). 
 
 3. [ippiigr.] bie ©e^Iiiiie. 
 
 Scab bard-maker, ber ©d)cibeiimarf)er. 
 
 Scabbard , v. a. in eine ©(t)eib( 
 tf)uii, flccfen. 
 
 Scabbed, skab'bld, skabd, adj. 1. 
 fd)al)ig, fratjig, raiiDig, griiiDig. 2. ± liimpig, 
 ariiifelio. 
 
 Scabbednes-s, sklb'bldnes, $. l. 
 Die ©d)abigfeit, 2. ± Die Siimpigfeit, airim 
 feligfeit. »> [©d)abigfi'ir, Diaiibigfeit. 
 
 ScabbineSS, skab'benex, I. bir 
 
 Scabby, skaube, adj. fdjabig , ran* 
 big, fraijig, grinDig. (Ciiiiipenferl. 
 
 A scabby rogue, eill Slimpenltiiiit, 
 
 Scabious, ska'beus, <.l. scal>iosus) 
 
 adj. frfjabig, fratjig, rmibig ; frat^artig. 
 
 Scabious, «. [^ui.J bag®riiibfraur. 
 Die (i)riiibiuiirj. (fraiit. 
 
 Meadow- scabious, bag 9l(fergritib> 
 
 Scabredity, skabied'ele. (I. scrtber) 
 s. + Die 3{aiil)l)eit, Sfaiiljigfeit, ipDipengfeit. 
 
 Scabrous, skabuis, (1. scabiosus, 
 scaber) adj. 1. raiil), Imlpcrig. 2. 1 raiilj 
 (U. iijiieii). [Die 9faiil)l;eit, 9faiil)igfeir. 
 
 Scabrousness, skabrusnes. «. 
 
 Scad, skad, s. [Od)rl)i)ol.] l. bie^Ilofe. 
 2. Die ®ra£i)i'lmafrcle (Scomber trachurus, 
 Linn.). 
 
 Scaffold, skaf'fuld, (fr. e'chafand) 
 a. I. (3:iiimi'r(. , ^^Kaiirer tc.J ini Qiti-\\\i, 
 33aiigi'rii|t; ®e|lefl. 2. Dag ©enifl uTir 
 3u c^aiier), pi. f Die ®a(lerie (im iljeaten. 
 SuAK. 3. bag SBlutgeriift, ©djnffor, bie 23iiit. 
 lu'iljne. 
 
 Scaffold, V. a. 1. mit ciiiem ®e> 
 rfifte, 93augerii(le uerfe()eii, [^^Jiaurer tc.) 
 rii|li'n, ein ®crii|l, ®eriifte anfndjrcn, aiii' 
 rdjiageii, anfdjingcn ob. mad)fii; ',bal)er) 2. 
 r |1iii;en, (;aiten, tragcn, aiifred;r erl.uilreii. 
 
 Scaffoldage, skafiiiidiuje. s. i. 
 bag (iJeriifl, bie ^iil;iie. 2. bie (iljeata-o 
 cyaflerie. Smak. 
 
 Scaffolding, skaf'fuldnig. t. 1. 
 beg fflertijl, bie 23iil)iie; iai (53(10(1. 2. i a) 
 baf, luag iragt, Ijalt, bag (ijrn'ijl. b) Me 6iin 
 ndjtniig, ber 58au. 3. ■•3J^uerialil•n (ii ®e« 
 nijlen. [®c('auDe oon aiorten. 
 
 A scaffolding of words, em Iiiftigrg 
 
 Scaffolding- hole, [I'ei 3iilimcrlen» 
 nil :c.) tag 9Jiiillod). - • p o i c . ".^^ >JCiijl» 
 Daiini; upper -, Die JCiiitjiangf 
 
F&ift, ffir. fall, fat. >U. met. Hne. fin. N6, move, n8r, g&t, 6?l, cl6d<l. Ti\he, liih, fiill lAin. I Ills 8 1 W 
 
 SCA 
 
 ScafT-rafT, [Oertt.] riff-raff; 
 
 rabble. 
 
 Scalable, nk&'labl. adj. tr^t\([Udi, 
 rermittelil tiiier Ceiter crflieijen n)cr^e^ 
 fbiuieiiD. 
 
 Scalade, ukalide'. } (fr. e»calade) 
 
 Scaladw, »kali>'(in. ^ t. l-Tliiut.] tit 
 Crileigiiiiii, (frilurinuiio fine* ffilf" "JJIfl^f* 
 mittelil ©furmleitern, ber ©tiirin, 6turui= 
 Iniif. 
 
 Scalary, tkilare, (V. (. tcala) adj. 
 t Ifitrmrri/j, |liit>narti<i, iliifeiigtfict). 
 
 Scald) sk&ld, (it. (caldare, U, (nt. 
 calidiis) V. a. 1. 6rfil)eii; Ab6rfil;eu; ver> 
 brri()fii. 2. i (tUQtn; Ijeftifl erljiijtn. 
 
 A icalded cat fear* cold water, till 
 (jfbrnnnteS &i\\t> \'d>e»t Mi gcurt. 
 
 Scald , «. ter ^t<\nt>. 
 
 Scal<l, (niiget)". »cyll?) «. bet Orinb, 
 6rt)orf, £rpfaii«|'d)l.ifl. 
 
 Scald head, bcr CiJrinbfppf; ©rbgrinb. 
 -■headed, riiicti fflrill^fl'Pf tjabeiiB. 
 
 Scald, adj. I. f(t)orfii), (jniiDig. 2. i 
 fdjrt'd, /irimVlifl, ciciie, fdjlorfjt. 
 
 Scald, skald, htan. nkialdrer) 
 
 Scalder, »kald'iir.y. ^»r Sfnibe 
 (Di(t)rfr I'fi bfii flUen <5frtiiMnni>ifrn). 
 
 8cal<lic, «kald Ik, adj. tit Cfnlben 
 bftrrffciib, I'Pii ©fiilbfii (ifbirtjfct, ©fnlten... 
 
 Scaldiiii;-, skJid lug, «. tas 93rfi> 
 |)tii; »3l6trul)en; a3frbn"il)i!ii. [lltennr 
 
 Scalding in Ihe urine, bit 5?ani: 
 
 Scaltllng-, adj. bruhriib, iifrbn'il)!?!!!). 
 A - fallow, ICcrtl.) ba6 bti Iji'djilfbciibtr 
 ©oiine flrbrndjre, fliflfirjte Orcinie (fibreid). 
 
 Scaldinghoi. brnljluig, briif^eiiD l^eiij. 
 -■hoiiiie. bno S(1)l(id>cl)iiii«. 
 
 Scalding-ii, skild ingz, inlerj. (aiif 
 6rt)iff'.'ii) 3ld)iiiiifl ! I'orgcfrijf II ! 
 
 Scale, KkAle. (nngcir. skale, iikeale) 
 $. I. R) tie Sd)ii(f, 2Uiii)rrt)ti(<. b) -, (get 
 n)6f)iili<f)er nber) Scales, a pair of-». 
 bif 2Dnge. 2. 1 bie ©djnff. 3. CJIiTroit.) tie 
 ffljrtgf. 4. bit ©(fjiippe; (in eiigrriT 55ibcii: 
 tiing] «) bie S(f)iippfii, bir €cf)mii^ oiif beiu 
 fiopfe. b) bie ©d)uppe (ber %ii<i)t, ©rf)liinj 
 gen), t$ir(()rct)iippe. 5. bie 3(f)nle nn eiitrin 
 StflfirmrfTrr it. 6. etma« ^Ubijcioftc^, >!U'ge; 
 ft)littfrte«, bn« asintt(t)in , ber ©piirttr; -« 
 of iron, ber $nnniierrrf)lng, ©niter; -• of 
 bone, ^iipdjciifplitter. 
 2. ■ . . • Long lime in even scale 
 
 The bnltle hnng. Mii.ton. 
 
 To turn the scale, ber ^nge beii 'ilii*! 
 fAIflg grbeii. Turn of the -, ber »]lii^fcl)liig. 
 if we put thai in the — ■ against .., lueillt 
 uir tni nbiuagen <\fCitn . . . 
 
 Scale-beam, ber 533ngf('oIfetl. — - 
 • agar, [^niibel] 3i>(fer iinii >}liii'iuagrii. 
 
 Sci^le, V. a. I. I'ctuppeii, obrct)iipprii 
 <^\\<bt) ; (in 93(ntt(1)rii , ©piirtcru) nblijien, 
 «bfd)iilfn, nbiieljtiieii. 2. t a) bffd)iiiibcn 
 (^Rinncii). b) ftbrrogen i^enif). 3. luiincu, 
 abwageii. 4. t (»iih) nbimiflrti, (ibnicfTiii, 
 Mrglridjcn (init). 5. (iii>rbl. ©ngl.] a) niid> 
 treiten (Diliiflrr niif iKecferio. b) i>frrd)Icii» 
 lerii, ufriljiiii ifflelb). [friiinmcn. 
 
 To scale a gun. [War.] ein ©turf aii«! 
 
 Scale, V. n. I. fid) rd)iippet4; (id> abi 
 Ufen, fid) (ibbiiutcrn, fid) |d)iffmi. 2 « i ild) 
 ttfiitten. 
 
 Scale f (Int. scala; «. 1. f bie i<eiter. 
 
 SCA 
 
 2. i n) bie Seiter. b) bie Seitft, ©fufenlels 
 ter, ber ©tiifengaiig. 3. (ein mntljem. SSiext' 
 jeiig)bie®tnbleiter, ©fnlii, ©fiiie. 4. [(i)eDm. 
 u. OJeogr.] ber ■>)K«g|l(i6. 5. iJJcrnfdjcinleljr.] 
 - Db. front -, ber iuiigfre(t)te glcidx'orniig 
 (ibgetljeiire OTngflab. Flying -, ber feuf' 
 red)re in nbiiefjuienbein SSerljiiltiiifTe nbgc; 
 riifilte Wiipilrtb. 6. [-iBiiif.J bie loneitcr, 
 ©fndi. 7. { Jijpogr.J brt6 JtulumnemniiM- 
 8. [••OTilit.] bie (Sriliirmuiig einer S^l^e ic. 
 mittel|lSeiterii, ba£©tiirmliiufeii, ber©tiirm, 
 ©rnrnil.uif. Mii.ton- 
 
 2. a; Love Is the scale by which etc.; 
 Ciebe ifl bie Seiter, mitrelil ber jc. 
 
 A map drawn by a kcale of half an 
 inch to a league, eineltiirte nnc^ bent 0}{ii6: 
 llabe piMi V2 30II nnf bie ©tunbe. [ilcgc. 
 
 Scale-boards, [lupogr.J bie @d)ic|= 
 
 Scale, p. a. erileigeii, crfletterui 
 [•HIiiit.l (lurnien. 
 
 Scaled, sk&ld, adj. ft^iippig. [(DJ. 
 
 Scaleless, skAle les, aJj. rd)nppcn> 
 
 Scalene, skil^ne', ( (gr kkale- 
 
 ScaleUUU.*, skalinus^ noa) adj. 
 [(SJeoni.J iiiiglcirt)fiirig. A - iiiangle, em 
 nni)ifid>|Viti,ie6 Dreiert. 
 
 Scaliuess, ski'l^nes, «. bie fd)iip> 
 pi^e %rfd)<iffciit)eir, ©d^iippigfeit, bai @d)iip' 
 pige, ajliittcrige. 
 
 Scaliiiif , ski'llng, «. [«IRilit.] brt« 
 Grtliigen, ©iiiiMnen. 
 
 S c a n n g - 1 a d d e r , bie ©riirnileifet. 
 
 Scall, skiwi, (f. scald) «. ber ^opt= 
 griuo, CS-rb(iriiib. - adj. grinbig. Shak. 
 
 S c a 1 1 • h e a d e d, - ■ p a t e d , grinbf i>png. 
 
 Scallioil, skaryiin, (it. sculoguo) 
 I. [•V'Vt.] ber ©d)ii'triiiiid), 'JKetfdjMiid). 
 
 Scallop, skoi'lup, (l)ii(l. ©d)tilpe; 
 fr. escalope) «. I. [iWimirfl.l bie fianini s, 
 3nfDb6., ©trnljimiifctfl. 2. ber 2Bc(leii: 
 fdjnitt, 'Jlii«fd)nitt, ilirbf4iiitt (nn ^liffen zc). 
 
 Scallop-shell, bie '}}?ufd)el ber 0<i= 
 fcb6niiird)rl. 
 
 Scallop, r. a. ivefleiifijrmig au6- 
 fc^neibeii, niidferben, nu^inrfen, aii£|'ct)iueifen. 
 
 Scalloped, (iSot.J (iii*gefd)iuciff. 
 
 Scalp, skalp. (Int. scalpo; v. a. nb: 
 l)(iiiten, (61 ir.] ffnlpiren. Inu-fTcr. 
 
 Scalping-iron, [6hir.] bn« ©d)(lbe: 
 
 Scalp, «■ 1 bie 5iopfl)>iut, ^^uit ber 
 
 $irnfd)iile. 2. bie nbgcfd)iiitrcne, nbgiTiffene 
 
 ^i'Pfl)ant- 3. t bie i?irnfd)iile. 4. f bie garue. 
 
 2. A scalp among the Indians of America 
 
 is a trophy of victory. 
 
 Scalpel, skal'pel. ilat. scalpellum) 
 «. iPhir.] baf 3t'rgliefer>ii'fl*'"''ff«' ©f'llpel. 
 I Scalper, skaip'ur, ». I. l(El)ir.| bi\i 
 ©d)rtOenii'(|ir. 2. 1 J!iipier|l.] bie 9{abiriiabcl. 
 
 Scaly, skiie. adj. I. fc^iippig, ge; 
 l"d)iippt. 2. mie ©d)iippen ob. 25uirtd)fn, 
 buutcrig, f(f)iippid)t. 3. [iSot.J bintterig, 
 fd)iippig. ^ 
 
 i Scainble, skam'bl, (1)0(1. schom- 
 nielen; [Dertl.) fd)iinipcln) t>. n. I. (jernnij 
 flrfid)en, l)fruni|lreifcn. 2. i1d) urn Qiwni 
 reigcii, ((S-riuiiS niit lliigeiluin u. eilig nn 
 nd)itnpi)ren,griippren; (tor) fid)reigen (iini). 
 3. fid) liiififd) rb. iiiigi'rd)irfr IjerniiSljelfen. 
 I Something to scam bie for hog and 
 hen, (5-tiun« jiir Wiippfe ob. 9{nppiiiV fiir 
 |©d)>i'etne n. 5piil)iier. 
 I Scainble, v. a. I. ^erflurfeu, jer; 
 
 SCA 
 
 l)niien, jerfe^en, jerreigen. 2. f (away) per* 
 llreiien, burc^bringen, perfd)ivcnben , per* 
 rd)leiibern. [iimmerfen. 
 
 Scainble, *. bn« Serflrcuen, ^er. 
 
 To make scainble of.., @'tivn£ t)er> 
 iinnuerfen. 
 
 Scainbler, skam'blur, «. ber ju* 
 briiiiiiid)e WeiiiM), ©d)innri'(jtr. 
 
 Scainbliilg-, skam'bling, adj. I. 
 l)eriimilrciienb, iiii|1nt, iinrul)ig, luilb. 2. t 
 mppieiib (1). ber S'it)- Shar.3. jerfirfut ; A 
 - town, eine ©tnbt, bercii ipniifer jerilreut 
 nnif)erliegen. 4. i>errd)iuenberifd). 
 
 To live a KCauibling life, ein SngO* 
 biinbeiileben fril)ren. - shitts, ^ii^fiud)te, 
 ivobei innn fid) brel)t u. luinbet. 
 
 Scainblin^'ly, skamblingle. adv. 
 I. rappfcnb, niif eiiie jiiCriii!ilid)e, fiberlnilige, 
 fcrfc 223ei|e. 2. jcrilreiir, nii5 eillnll^er. 
 
 To write sea m bl i n g I y, lueit fd)reiben. 
 
 Scaininoitiate , skammouAiia, 
 adj. t "lit ©fniiiiiiiMinitn i'erfft)f. 
 
 Scaukinony, kkamnioni, (Int.) «. 
 !• l^ot.i bie ©rnniinonieniuiiibc, $iirgir* 
 luinbe. 2. jipniibel) bt\i ©fntmiioiiienlinri. 
 
 Scamper, skam'pur, (it. xcampare) 
 
 0. n. nitfrci^en , eilig friel)en; (away, off) 
 bni>pn Iniifen. ('Jhisreiger. 
 
 Scainperer, skam'puriir, «. set 
 Scan, shaa, (Int. scando) v. a. I. 
 
 l^oef.] ffniibiren, nbnunen (iSerfe). 2. &tt 
 
 ma6 geiiaii priifen , eriungen , einer 3n(<)e 
 
 nn{f)grubf!n. 
 
 Scandal, skan'dal, ((. 8cand!iluni> 
 
 *. I. ber i!Iii|1og, ©fiiiibrtl, bai 'Mergcrni^. 
 
 1. bie ©(tniiDe, Unelire. 
 
 To raikc a scandal, ^rrgerni§ grbrn. 
 My known virtue is from — free, nteilie 
 bi'fnnnte Iiigeiib ifl flerfeiilo^. In the cas* 
 of -, in einer et)reiirfil)rigen ©nd)e. To lie 
 under (a) -, I'erriifen fciii, nut ©djimpf u. 
 Q<i)a»bt beberft fein, in btifein 3{nfe feiu ob. 
 (lel)eil. (Some of the most hainous crimes) 
 bring little — upon the otfender, brtn« 
 gen fiber ben iHJiiJetljnter luenig ®(t)nttbe, 
 jie()en beiii ^OTiffetljnter lueiiig ©d)nnbe )u. 
 
 Scandal-proof, gegen ©d)inipf unb 
 ©d)>nibe rtbgchnrtet. 
 
 Scandal, e. a. f 1. nrgern, f^nnbAi 
 lifireii. 2. periiiiel)reii, Derungliinpfen, fc^dn* 
 ben, rd)innf;en. 
 
 To be s c a n d a I e d at . . , |td> drgeriV 
 9lnilo0, ein 91ergcriiip iiel;nien nn . . . 
 
 Scandalize, skan dali^e, 11. a. 1. 
 nrgern, ffniibnli|lren. 2. peruiigiinipfen, 
 fd)inal)cn. 
 
 To be scandalized at.., fid) nrgern, 
 ciir}Ii'rgeriii@ iiel;iiirii nn ... Ascandaliz- 
 ing libeler. ein ©d)iiinl)rd)ritiler. 
 
 Scandal<»UN, skandalus, adj. I. 
 nrgerlid), niiilbiiig, ffnnbnl6«. 2. fjjinnlienb 
 3. fd)impflid), rd)niib(id). 
 
 A scandalous libel, eine Sdnwai); 
 Cnilen'djrift. 
 
 Scandalously, kkan'dalusle.arf* 
 1. nrgiTiid), nintiitJiii, niif eine nrgiTlid)ey 
 «n|ToBige , ffnubnliitfe 2i3eife ob. 'ilrt. 2L 
 fd)iiinl)fnb, nnf iieriiiigiinipfeiibe5i3nfe. Popb 
 
 Scanilal4»U.SIieHS, skandalus- 
 iies, *. I. bie 'JliiiKiBinfeit. 9JtTgi'rlid)fett; 
 ©d).inblid)feit. 2. f ber Jp.iiig iur S5«-run« 
 glimpfuiig. 
 
 52- 
 
820 Fate, far, fall, fat. M*. mJt. Fine, fin. NA, move, nftr, got, 6?U cl6ud. TAhe, tuh, full. t//ii>. TMis. 
 
 SCA 
 
 Scandalum mag-natuni, (t. 
 
 fflS.) *. 19?e(()tffi>r.] tie im"mMirf)e oft. )"(f)rift: 
 lcd)e 9JerIo(piina fcer (5[)re ctnc« ^oirfi, Dber; 
 ti(l)fer«, Dbertenniteii ber ^rone. 
 
 Scandent, skan'dent, (f. scandens) 
 ad). [93ct ] fleii^eub, tlhunienb. 
 
 Stcansioii, skan'»hun, «. [Spoef.] bie 
 ©fniifit'ii, SSfr^mfffuiig. 
 
 Scant, skant. (bntl. sknanet ; (at. 
 sciiido) V. a. I. fiinpp fcf)nftben ob. mnd)en. 
 2. i a) fnnpv ()ntten, fiirj jiimrfTcn, be|d)nci-i 
 ben, f inrdjranfcn ; On) iH-rffirjen, bfrd)irnn= 
 feu (ill), b) Berriiigern, ocrCleiiurn, uermiii: 
 fcftn. c) fpnrcn. Shar. 
 
 I was something scanted in time, bie 
 geit becngtc mid) , t6 fct)lre tuir etaia« aw 
 jBeit. [SOjinbe). 
 
 Scant, ». «. [«»?nr.] fcftrnleii (i>. 
 
 Scant, adj. I. fnnvp; rnr. 'i. forg, 
 f))nri'(ini ; t iVnrf'it", (of; fnrg (niit). 3. [War.] 
 fd)ra(enb (u. SSBinbo. 
 
 2. Be somewhat scanter of your maiden 
 presence, fargt etma& metjr tuit eurer jtiiig* 
 fraiilid)eii ©cgnnuart. Shak. 
 
 To make a coat, a garment too scant, 
 fill .Rlcib jii fiiapp fc^nciben ob. tuaAen. 
 Where moisture is. -, J»D bic g-eiidjtigfeit 
 tor ift. [C fH'U'P- 
 
 fUcant, orfi). (* cb. 0) faimi, ebcii, 
 
 Scant, a. t berWnnget, bicScItenljeit. 
 
 Scantily, skantcle, ade. I. fltopp. 
 J. tVnrlidi, fiirglid). 3. f fi'lten. Shak. 
 
 Scantiness, skan teiie>. ». I. bie 
 Jtnapplieif. 2. i a) bie i^nrgl^eir, ber Wan-- 
 Cel. b) bie 93efd)rniiftl)eit. o bie Unjiilang: 
 lidifcit. [©rcnjen ber giatiir. 
 
 The scantiness of nature, bie etigett 
 
 Scantle , skan'tl , v. a. in fleine 
 eti'irfe rhfiien, jerfturfeln. [^iiibe;. 
 
 Scantle, v. n. [?0?ar.] fd)rairn (i>. 
 
 Scantlet , skant'let, <. 1. -[- iai 
 ffrine ©tticf, eiiie ficiiie Qiinntirnt; bic fleine 
 ^ro6e, Mi 'TOHflerd^en; ■Wa^. 2. pi. [<»far.] 
 aSrotSflnnipen. 
 
 A. shorter scantlet, + I. fin furjereg 
 9J?ng. 2 1 fine filrjerc Doner. 
 
 Scantling-, skant ling. (fr. e'chan- 
 tillon) *. I. bag «)i)iufler (bit ^robe). 2. eine 
 fleine Qnnntitat pb. Dofl*, bic SBcnigfeit, 
 illeiniflPrit. 3. I)a6 Wine, &er Wa^ftnb, wet: 
 nod) bic Dinttiiftt>nen ber Dinge, befonbcr^ 
 bie eincc ©ti'icfi'* 93ant)Ofj in aSciifljnng auf 
 feine SBrcite u. iDirfe bcflitnint jucrben. 4. 
 i ba« «)iKne, SSerfjnltni^. S, [bef. ingforbatn.] 
 ittti flein |iigefd>nitrene ©ti'irf Saiiholi; - 
 in a partition, ber ©tanber. 6. [bei ■»5Jfan> 
 rem] bie P5ri!»ge ber ©teine in Snnge, Sreise 
 ti. Dirfe. 7. [©d)ip.] bicDiincnfioiirn einefi 
 ©rnrfi'^ 5Sanhi>rje« in ^cjieljnng au\ befyon 
 IPttite unb Dirfe. 
 
 4. 'Tis hard to find out a woman that's 
 of « jiist - for her age, humor, and fortune 
 to make a wife of. ti ifl fd)ivcr cine %vnu 
 III ftiiben, bei ber *JIIter, Sarnfter n. SSer; 
 nttigen gerabe in beni 93frl)ainiij[e nnjiitref- 
 ffn ilnb, ba^ maw bei ciiicni 2Bfibe fud)t. 
 
 Scantling-, adj. -f rpnrlid). 
 
 Scantly, skant'le, udv. I. fiuipp. 2. 
 • fniitn, i fiinpp- [ld)riinftl)fit. 
 
 Scaiitiiess, skant'nei, «. bie %e> 
 
 The sen M incus of our capacities. 
 
 liLAKTILI.E.j 
 
 SCA 
 
 Scanty, skan'le, adj. I. tndpp , tnq 
 (9lnjng zc); flein (GJcbiet, SSegriffe, 95or> 
 flt-niingen 2C.); niager; ann (u. ©priid)ciiic.). 
 2. farg; fnrglid), fpiirlic^. 3. ± (of) farg (,aii, 
 ntit). [limits, cngerc ffirenjen 
 
 Scan ty of words, wiTtfarg. Scantier 
 
 Scapaisin, skap'aizm, (gr. sknpto) 
 *. bei ben ^Jjcrfcru eine lofctiS^rafc, bie barin 
 bcjlnnb, bop man S5erbrcd)rc in eineii l;ut;len 
 25aiiin eiiifd)Ii)p. 
 
 Scape, skape, (f. Escape) v. a. ^ 
 (einer ®(i(i)e) enrgcbeii, entrinnen. - »• «• 
 ennvifdjen. 
 
 Scape, #. * 1. ta6 ©ntrinnen, d-nts 
 grijcn , (Sntn)i|"d)cn , bie gliid)*. 2. i a) bnS 
 ©piel (bie 5ibiueicbnng , j. S8. ber 9Iatiir), 
 Uncirbnnng Shak. b) ber lieberlidje, laflcr 
 l;aftc ©rreiO), bie llnaft; ber JJclj'ttirt. =) 
 ber ©iiifatl; -s of wit, Iiifligc (S-infdde. 3. 
 bie 9hi^fi:ud)t, ber Sln^iucg. 
 
 Scape-gallows, ber (Salgenflricf, &ni 
 gfiU'cgcl. --goat, [jfib. 9JeI.] ber ©iinbeii: 
 bod. --grace, ber UnljDio, ()etIlDfe 9Jfeni'd), 
 ©ruber I'ieberlid). — rules, t. pi- [Zi)po 
 gr.] bic Dnrd;fd)uglinicn. [Sdjafr, ©tict 
 
 Scape, (Int. scapus) «. [S^ot-] ber 
 
 ScapeleSS, skape'lls, adj. [S3ur. ] 
 l"d)aftlo6, i>l;iie ©d)att ob. ©tief. 
 
 Scapeinent, skipe'ment,«. [n(;nn.] 
 bie ipeiumniig, bi\& ©tof-iucrf, ber aibfnd. 
 
 Scapliite, skAfite, <iai. scapha) «. 
 [0>i-i>I.] ber ©fapfjit. 
 
 Scapolite, skap'6lite, (gr. skapns) 
 a. [«Diineriilg.] ber ©fapiilit^ 
 
 Scapula, skap'uia, (lat, S33.) «. 
 [9lnnt.] tia& ©d)nltcrblntt. 
 
 Scapular, skap'ular, adj. jum ISd)llU 
 rcrbliitre gel;ijrig, ©djnlrerblntt.. - arteries, 
 bie ©d)nlterbliitrrd)lagabern. 
 
 Scapular, s. l. ['llnnt.] a) bie@d)u(> 
 tert'latt|"d)Uig«ber. b; bie ©d)iiltfrblarri>lnt; 
 nber. 2. [DrnitI;.] bie ©djnirerfeber, gebcr 
 an ber ©d)Ulter bc6 g-liigeW. 
 
 Scapular, \ *■ [fatf) 
 
 Scapular y, skap'illari.JSirdjeJba^ 
 ©fapniier, 2i3eil;gcl;aii(ie. 
 
 Scar, skar, (fr. escarre; bAn. skar; 
 ©d)nite) *. I. bie giarbe, ©d)ramme. 2. 
 [55ot. ] - of the seed, bie 9iarbf. 3. (gr. 
 skarof.) [Od)tl)i)i»l.] ber ^Papageififd). 
 
 To heal to a scar, Dcriiorben, jiitjarfdjen. 
 
 Scar, V. a. |'d)rainnien, tnit eiiier ^Tarbe 
 icid)iien. - »• n. ixriinrben, nnrben. 
 
 Scarab, skar ab, f (Int. scara- 
 
 Scarabee, skar'abee.) baeus) «. 
 [G-ntuin.j biT Safer. 
 
 Scaramouch, skar'amoutsh , (it. 
 scaramuccio; «. itijeat.] ber ©taranuij, 
 jpaii^iuiiril, ^irfill;nring. 
 
 Scarce, skiise, (it. scarso) adj. (tU 
 ten, rar (nirt)t baurig i'orI)anbcn). 
 
 'Tis very scarce with us, ei mangcit 
 M in\i, wit t)<\btn fel;r juenig bai'pn. 
 
 Scarce, (adv. l. fanm; 
 
 Scarcely, skirse'Ie,^ rd^iucrlid). 2. 
 famn (n;it i))fril)e>. 
 
 Scarceness, skilrse'nes.) *. I. bie 
 
 Scarcity, skar's^ie, ^ ©eltcii: 
 
 l)cit. 2. vof) btr '0)iangel (nn). 
 
 Ihere is so great a - of .., t6 mnngett 
 fe i>l)r an . . . (toiirjel. 
 
 Root of scarcity, [35ot.] bie gKonfl"lb» 
 
 SCA 
 
 Scare, skJre, (IB. exgar; fd^eren) ». a. 
 1. fd)Piid)cii, i'erfil)eiid)en, I'crjogen; (away) 
 luegfdjciidKn. 2. fri)ciid)cii. fdjrecten, erfd^res 
 den; fd)en, ftird)tfiiin mad)en. 
 
 Scart;Cro««', skare'kro. (y. scare 
 u. crow) s. I. bie ©d)ciid)e, a5ogcird)ci:d)e, 
 ber ©tro[}mann , 'ipopaiij, ia^ ©djrcrfbiiD. 
 U. i iii\i ©djrecfi'ilD. 3. [Crnitl).] bicfd)n)arie 
 i)Jfen)e, ber 5-iranM'ogcl. 
 
 Scarefire, skare'fire, *. t ber 5cner» 
 larm, iai ©djri'dfi'iicr. 
 
 Scarf, skarf, (©d)arpe; fr. e'cliarpe) 
 pi. Scarf.s, *. 1. bic ©d)iirpe, SSinbe; l«)Ki. 
 (it.] bic gflbbiiibe. 2. t ber ©djleicr (ber 
 grancnjiinmer). 
 
 Scarf-skin, [^!nat.] bie Oberftant. 
 
 Scarf, v.a. 1. (einen Mantel jc.) nm« 
 iverfcn, iiniljaiigeii; (about) luerfen (nni). 2. 
 f (up) bef}angen, I'erfdjlciern. 
 
 Scarfed baik, eine bepflggtf, Uid)t itt 
 fegelte 93arfe. Sh'ak. 
 
 Scarf, s. [©d)iff6.] bie ©d>crbc. 
 
 [©d)ifft>.] Scarf of two ends of timber, 
 bic ?)3lartfd)i'rbe , S3ord). To make a -, bie 
 ©nben jnjcier .§>i3(ier jnfaminenfrigcn , ber« 
 fd)crben. (iVIifTf"- 
 
 Scarf, t>. a. [ ©c^iffij.] iierfdjerbcn, 
 
 Scarfways, skaifwAze.) adv. juie 
 
 Scarf wise, sklifwize, J cine 
 ©d)in-pe. 
 
 Scarification , skarefek^'shun, 
 (Iar.)«. [6f)ir.] bieSfarififatiiin, ©djropfung. 
 
 Scarificator, skaiefeka'tdr , «. 
 [P()ir.] biT ©d)riipffd)iiiipper , i>ai ©djrupf* 
 eift-n. 
 
 Scarifier, skar'lfiur, *. l.bcr©(J)r5» 
 pfer. 2. ber ©djr&pfff^iiapper, ia6 ©d)r6pf« 
 eifen, bie Sd)ropfflictc. 
 
 Scarif 5, skar'cfl, ((nf. scarifico) v. a. 
 [Gljir.] i\1)v&pfcn, ffarifijircn. 
 
 Scarious, skA leus, (nenfnf. scan-o- 
 sus) adj. [Sot.] rafToibiirr, ([ flappcrbi'irr. 
 
 Scarlatina,skarlati'na,«.(o canker 
 rasli) [';)7feb.] ba« ©d)ai-lad)ficfcer. 
 
 Scarlatinous, skarlatenus, a((/. 
 fd)arlnd)farben ; jimi ©c^ar(ad)rie6cr gelj&rig. 
 
 Scarlet, sklr'Iet, (fr. e'earlate; ar. 
 shakara, rotl) fcin) «. 1. ber ob. bag ©d)ar« 
 lad), bic ©d)arlad)far6e. 2. ber ©d)arlad), 
 bao i'd)arlad)farbenc liid), ©d)nriad)tnd). 
 
 Half scarlet, ber 5?alb:d)arlod). 
 
 Scarlet, adj. fdjarladjen, fd)arlad)fnr« 
 ben, ©d)nrlad)... 
 
 A scarlet lip, cine ^iirpnrfippc. — 
 turnip-radish, bic rotlje 9{l"ll>e. 
 
 Scarlet - bean , bie @d)ar(ad)6p^iit 
 — -cardinal -flower, [23or.] bie rothe 
 itarbinalfblnine. --cloth, ber ©d)ar(ad). 
 
 color, bic ©d)arlad)farbe, ber ob. imi 
 ®d)arlild). —-convolvulus, ( Sot ] bic 
 piirpiirfarbigc ^-iiibc. --fever, ("Web.] 
 bag ©d)arlad)fiebcr. --grain, bie ©d)ar< 
 lac^becre. --horse, 6 l>ni 07?ietlipfcrb. 
 --horse-chestnut, bic piirpiirforbige, 
 rptf)c ^fiTbefailanie. — -jasmin(e). [23pr.] 
 bie SigiUMiie. -.lupin, [ Spt. ] bie rpri)f 
 fpnni|"d)e SCide. --lychnis, [Sot.) bie 
 fd)arlad)rptl)e $?i;d)nig, brenneiibe 2kbt. -■■ 
 oak, bie ©d)ar(ad)eid)c , rorijc GSdje ><juer- 
 cus coccifera). --radish, ber '>J)rpnaI*« 
 rcttig. [pb. Dcrrl.) ber fiuijniijt 
 
 Scarn, skim, (aiigelf. sceam) s. [i 
 
FAte, far, fall, fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. No. iiiovp, n6r, sot, 6il, rlortii. Ti'ibe. tub. full, i/nn, THis, 82 I 
 
 SCA 
 
 Scam-bee, [G-ntom.] ber Wi(l«, '^iU 
 lenfiifer. 
 
 Scarp, skarp, (it. Scarpa; (t. escarpe) 
 «. I. [5r|1iingf6.] tie ©fnrpe. 2. [$eriil&.] 
 tie ©d)ih-pe (eine« ^eertuljrfr*). 
 
 Scarry, skar'ie. ndj. unrbig, niit^Tor! 
 ten bf^e(f^, yodcr 'TT.irbeii. 
 
 ScariiN, ski'rus, «. [3(f)tf)9Pl.] ber 
 55aiin(iei(nr<t)). (9niiB. 
 
 Scary, nWi'ri. t. (Oertf.] M6 iurtt 
 
 Scatcll, KKatsh, (ft. escaclie) *. - Dt). 
 — mouth. [ 9fiirf. 1 trtS Jtiippcngebig. - 
 *. a. l)fmmoii, fpfrreii (em 9{iiD). 
 
 ScatcUcs, skatsh'ei, (fr. ecliasse*) 
 «. }>t. Me €tciien. 
 
 Scate, skAte, (hod. «chaa»») t. ter 
 <Erf)!itifit)iit). - V. n. ©d)litri(t)iil) I.uiien pD. 
 fnl;reM. [»« ©nnelfirrf). 
 
 Scate, (rttigrtf. ncendda) *. (3rt)thl)i.'l] 
 
 ScatebroilS, ska'tebrus, (lat. cca- 
 tcbra) adj. qiicHeiireirf). 
 
 Scaler, skidir, «. ber @c^littrd)iif): 
 fn()rer, ©(l)litri"d>ul)l>iufer. 
 
 Scatli, skat/i. (iingetf. leaihian) v. a. 
 •f berd)iiMofn, rerbtrbeii. 
 
 Scatli, »• t bfr ©d)nbe, g?nd)tJiei(. 
 
 Scatliriil, ska(/j'ful, ttdj. t fdi'iClirf), 
 eerCfrblid), ii.id)tl)filia. [fc^nMid). 
 
 ScatllletiS, skaih'les, adf. f »»■ 
 
 Scatter, skat'tur. (niigelf. ncaleran) 
 V. a. 1. niidilreiien (©amen beim ©nen ic). 
 2. i nti^ilri'iieii, iicrbreiteii (greiibe ic). 3. 
 jerftreuen. 4. l jirilreiien. 5. uml)frilreuen, 
 perflreiieii. 6. bi|1reiien. 
 
 His scattered xpirits returned, cr fnm 
 njiebcrjlirSi-nmiiing. Scattered cottages, 
 jirfJrcut tirgenbe ^iltten. Scattered, 
 [!Pi>t.] jerflreiit fteljeitb. 
 
 Scatter, r. «. l. fid) jerflreuen; fi* 
 perbniton, 2. |i milPtljntig fein. (lerilreiii. 
 
 Scattere<lly» skatturdle, adv. f 
 
 Scatterer, skati\irur, «. (Jmer, ber 
 rrrftrriit :c., brr a3frl'rnrer. 
 
 Scattering-, skai'tuiing. adi. jers 
 dniii, iiiiriT 25ulc i'ertl)eiU (u. ©timmeii 
 bei finer 9lbilininiung ic.). 
 
 Scatteriilgly, i.kat'luringli, adv. 
 jerilrnit, l)in imb uucter, bilnn. 
 
 Scatterliug-, skat'iiiilJng, #. t ber 
 £flnbrir>ii1>fr. 
 
 Scaturieut, skaiu'rient, (t>1t.) adj. 
 •f lieri-pviiiiellnib. — Scaturig'inous, 
 adj t (inrflenreid). 
 
 Scaup, Nk^wp. s. eine 9(rt &nfe. 
 
 Scava^e, skav'vlrfje, (aiigeir. scea- 
 v»iani t. [in lUreii 3\ed)ten) - Db. — duty, 
 brr fvrnmiifl, tn6©tnnBgriP, tieSmbtnccife. 
 
 Scaveiiffer, skaVTinjur, (nngiir. 
 ncniau) i. 1. btT WiiffiMifiljrcr , (JJiifTeiifegcr ; 
 J{ril)f.Vrriifr. 2. |in Sonbon] 6er Wn(fi'nmei|ler. 
 
 Scawraek, skSw'rak, «. t%uurg.] 
 btti SoriiOeuniao6. 
 
 Scene, »ecn, (fr. »cine; fnt. seena) 
 «. I. a) tie ©jrne, 95i'i()ne, ©djnubiiljne, brr 
 €d)>Tiipln(j. b) cber £>rt, mo Die 5?nnP(uiig 
 crrgef)!) ber ©d)iiupln(5. 2. t ttr ®d)aiipliitj 
 (be« firiege* ic). 3. [in II)C(itert'liirfen] bic 
 ©jrne, ber ^Juftritt. 4. 1 bie ©icne, a5ege= 
 brnhcit, ber 91nttritt. 5. f a; t)a6 ©tiirf, bie 
 ^onMnng, 3{ofIe. b) bie ©jcne (bn6 Silb, 
 (ijeinnlbc). G. [H)eiit.] bie 23iil)iieni)er,iifrung, 
 t}iit)iietuvaub, %u|}iicnberieibuna, £(D;iili(te. 
 
 SCE 
 
 2. The world is a vast scene of strife. 
 
 Mason. 
 
 The scene is laid in the king's palace, 
 
 bie ^iiiiblnng giljt im fSuiglic^en ^alaile 
 uor. A new — of atfiiirs opens in Europe, 
 bie Snge ber (B<\d)tt\ tn (Fnropa geiutnnt em 
 nnbereS ^liif^lu-n* A sylvan -, eine "HJoib: 
 Ijene. A - of nature, erne i)trtrnrrjeue. 
 
 Scenery, seen ere, «. I. ttt 'Uubiid, 
 brto ©(^aiifpifl; - of a landscape, 6rt6 (^e; 
 nmlte cintr CanM'djaft; natural -, iRutnr: 
 geniiilbe, ^Riitiirrjenen. 2. bai (aetniilDe, bie 
 QSiTilcdniig, Carilellung be* ©dxiupin^ei 
 einer ^nnblimg ; (in iljeiuern] bae oi)er 
 bie ^ill^nengentiilbe. 3. bie 'llnorbnung unD 
 Jolge ber 2liiftricie in eineni ©d)flnrpiel«. 
 bte Sjeneu (eineiJ ©d)rtnrpiel6). 4. Die (?r- 
 l'd>einimg(eni,iBi'rfiMunienl)eiien (beS Sebens). 
 
 Scenic, Keuiiik, I adj. \\e\\i\i), 
 
 Sceuical, seu'nekal.5^ranllUl^d). jnr 
 iBfiljiie gfhong. The - persons, bie ©d).ui: 
 rplelt-r u. ©(t>>iurpieleriniieii. A - exhibition, 
 ein ©djiimpiel. 
 
 ScenUg-raplliC , senograf fik. Pb. 
 
 Sueuugrapitieaifsenograf'tekai. 
 adj. ijenngnip^nd), pcripeftiuird), nnc^ ben 
 9{egcln ber 5Jernnnfid)t. — adv. Sceno- 
 g r a p h'i c a H y. penpef tiuifd), fjenogropl)ird). 
 
 Sceiiograpiiy, senog'grate, (gr. 
 Skene U. graplio ; i. 1. bie ©ienugr<ipt)ie, 
 91nfi(tt6.-, gernninlerei, aibbilbunfl n(i<^ ben 
 9iegelii ber gern.infidjt. 2. l')«nl.J bie »iil;: 
 nenuialcrci. 3. ber perfpe(tivt|'4>e ^nfti@, 
 91bri#. 
 
 Scent, sent, ((nt. sentio) r. a. 1. rie> 
 d)en; (bei ^nnDen jc. ) luittern, fpureu. I. 
 bebufceii, (with) Durd)bn|ten, parfiimireu 
 (niio. 
 
 I scent him out, ic^ nierfe ivol)!, roi) er 
 ill. Strong-scented. nroinatl|'(^. To 
 be sweet-scented, gnt riec^eil. 
 
 Scent, «. I. ber 6)ernd) ^iai 93erm5- 
 gen jn nedjen). 2. (bii6, mm gcmdjen luirbj 
 err Oierud); Duft. 3. bie Si3itternn0. 4. i 
 bie ©pnr. Tcmplk. 
 
 To liave a scent of.., riec^eii nad) . ■ . 
 To put a wrong - upon... ^ineii nuf bie 
 fiiird)e ©pnr bringen, irre fui)ren. 
 
 Scentful, Ksntfui, adj. I. geriid^i 
 Dofl. 2. i'd>nea ivitternb, einen frmeii eserud) 
 Ijnbrnb. 
 
 Scentle«s, sent'los, adj. gern(^Io£. 
 
 Scepter, sepliir, igr. skcplron; t. 
 
 1. ber (Dai) 3ept<r. 2. i oer SfP"^' (bie f6» 
 
 nigiidje '»ffld)t ob. ©emiilt). 3. t^ilron.] ba& 
 
 3eprer. 
 
 2. To assume the 5cepter. Webster. 
 
 Scepter-bearer, ber 3fpt«rtrager. 
 
 Scepter, v. a. be,jeptern. 
 
 Sceptered, sep'iurd, adj. 1. ein 
 3eptcr tmgenb, ieprerirngenb , r.iit einem 
 3cprcr. 2. i foniglic^). {3cptfr. 
 
 Gold-Kcepiered, tnit eincm golbenen 
 
 Sceptic, skep'tik. (I), gr. skepsis) t. 
 (ijjhilof. n. il;ro(.J ber ©feprifer, 3iufifler. 
 
 Sceptic, ^ (adj. ffcptifd). 
 
 Sceptical, skep'iekal.j iiueifelnb, 
 jiucifilli.'l)rig, jmeifiifiiitrig, iiueitelfmnig. 
 
 Sceptically, skep'iekaie. adv. |'fep> 
 tiid). 
 
 Scepticism, skcp'teshm, «. [^f;i; 
 Ipf.j l.bcr©feptiii6m, bie3iuri|tiiel)re, 3iuet» 
 
 sen 
 
 fetfnd)f, ber 3n>eifetgeifl. 2. bei ©fepfiiiSin, 
 bie Srljrjnnft ber ©feptifer. 
 
 Scepticize , skepiesize, v. n. -f 
 ffeptiftren, jiueifcln. 
 
 Scliaalsntein, }$. [>Wj. 
 
 Scale-stune, skiile'stnne.^neralg.J 
 ber ©d)iia(itiMn. iafiHVnrl). 
 
 Schedule, Kked Jule. Ked'jule, (lilt, 
 schedula) t. I. bcr '^tiU{, ^a« (offe le) ibi.ut. 
 2. bie Si|le, bii6 SBericid)nig; (fleine) 3ni>enf 
 tnrinni ; *2lnl)iingrel )n eineni 'iJJ.irtite, ^\u 
 uenrarium ic., bie Snfa^urfnnre, ber Snf.itj* 
 nrnfel. 3. ber ©tiuu6, ben eiii -J.iriit ben 
 &iiratorcn nDergibt. [rragen. 
 
 Scliedule, v. a. in eine Snle ein« 
 
 Sclieelin, skcelin. ( t. (-)3^ines 
 
 Sclieiiuiii, sl^e Iciini. ^ ralg.J ber 
 Xnngrtein, ©iu'iii"d)aicrilein. 
 
 SciiematiMin, ske'm?.!izm, (gr.) 
 I. t 1- ber ©d)eniiui5ni, ^ie (brfonbere) (4>e« 
 flau, (Jonn. 2. ber ^piiinctenilnnb. 
 
 Sciieiiiati«it, nke matixt. «. ber $ro« 
 iefrrnniiict)cr, ^laniniii-t)cr. 
 
 Sciieine, skeme. (gr. schema) «. 1. 
 t bie (iJeiliilt, 5Jorm (ber Oinge). 2. Die 
 93orjle(Jnng, »2lbbilbnng, 0.ir|1r(lnng (befon* 
 ber* ber ilipeften ber ®eilirne) , bie Jigiif 
 ber "i)5l.inetenile(limg; (ii. ilberh. ) eine geo. 
 metrifc^e, bnrt^Oinien biirgeilcfjte Jigur; b(i« 
 ©djenin, *iie, SSorbiiD. 3. ber ©ntiuiirf, 
 $11111. 4. biii ©vfteni. 
 
 To form a scheme, to lay a — , to 
 contrive a — , einen ipian niiiiten, entiuerfen. 
 
 S c h e ni e • a r c h , ['•Mrd)it ] ber gebrfirf rt 
 Sugen. l^liiiie inad)eti. 
 
 Scheme, v. a. eiitmerfen. - v. n. 
 
 Sciiemer, ski'inur, > *. G-iner, bef 
 .Sciiemist, ski'm'st.^ (S-ntiufirfe 
 nindit, 6er -Jjlnnniiidjer. [^liine inad)enb. 
 
 Scheming', Kke'mfng. a^/. ^rojefte, 
 
 Schene, skene, (gr. schoinos) i. Dit 
 ©fene, ein agi)priid)e6 SnngeniniiQ (= CO 
 ©r.ibifii, cb. iingem(;r 7'/2 en.il. ■OJfeilrn). 
 
 Schesis, .ske'Mv (gr. iO.i $. bie ^aU 
 tuiig, bcr 3nitanD, bie Sage, SJi'i'djiiffcnljeit, 
 tai SScfinben, i^t\.) bie (f(^iuiid)e ob. ftarfe) 
 Sfibc?bcrrt)iiffen()eit; (n. iiberl).) bie iBfvfiif* 
 fnng, in bir flft) irgenb ein (5)egenrtnnb, i)b. 
 bns 95erl)iiltni0 , in beni er fid) in nnbern 
 beftnfet. [ (-IJfinrmlg.) ber ©djiflerfpnt^. 
 
 Schiller- spar, shliiiirspar , «. 
 
 Labrador schi lie r-spar, bcr ^l)per« 
 fl^en. 
 
 Schiller-jttone , shillur- stone, 
 *. [•Mfiiienilg.] cer ©c^iderilein, bie ©d)ifler» 
 blenbe. 
 
 Schism, M^m, (gr. scliisma) $. bit 
 Irennnng, ©pnltniig, (bef.) C*)(iiiiben«fp(i(» 
 timg, 05iaiibeii#trenimng, bii5 ©iljienin. 
 
 Schismatic, sizmat ik. ) 
 
 Schismaticai, sSzmat'ekal.J " ■'* 
 fc^isiniuifd). — adv. Schismat'ically, 
 fd)ii!'niiitird). [(iJlniibenfnbfriinnige. 
 
 Schismatic, *. ber ©dji^inatifer, 
 
 Sciiismaticalness, sizmat'ekal. 
 nci, I. Det fd)isni>uifd)e 3n|1nnb, ini ©d)i«« 
 tnnti rd)e. 
 
 Scitisinatize, six'mStize. v. n. fic^ 
 freimen, ©piilriiiigdi ob. eine ffl(anben<» 
 trennniig in'rnrriid)en, nnftiften. 
 
 Scilismless, olzmles, adj. t PDOI 
 ©c^idma fret, io$, nic^t bertiljrt. 
 
822 Fate, far, fAlI, faf. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, oil, cl6u.l. Tube, frtb, fi^II. lAin, THi«. 
 
 SCH 
 
 ScllifOt, sliist, r. Shi St. 
 
 ScllUlitr, skol'lur, (neiltnt. scholaris) 
 
 «. I. ber (Srf)iiler; ©rll^ell^; fie ®d)iiliTinti. 
 
 2. 1 tft ©d)iilfr. 3. g-iiier, ber geldivteu 
 
 llMterricbt geitoiTrii ()iU. 4. ter (be{- groBe) ®e= 
 
 lfl)rte. 5. t ticv '^ctmt, ©djiilfiid)^. BArow. 
 
 6. [eiigl. llniiH-rr.! in ©tiveiibiat. 
 
 2. An apt scholar in the school of vice. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 General scholar, ter ^Ml)l)iftor. Mean 
 
 — , bcr 5?iil6iiilfhrte. [Sc liolarship. 
 
 Scliuiitrity, skolar'cte , *. t f 
 
 Scliolnr-like, .skol'Imiilie, adj. 
 
 1. utiilcrhiift. 2. eiiiem e)i'lil;rten gening, 
 
 TOie eiii 0)f(c()rrcr. 
 
 Sclloiar.sUip, sknllurship, I. 1. 
 ber ©rt)ii(ei'|1niiD; bai ©tuDtiifeiilebeii. 2. f 
 ber geli'I)rte Uiiterri(l)t, bie niifffii|'d)nftlid)e 
 erjicl)iing. 3. bie Welelin'iimfeit. 4. hai 
 ©tipenbiiim, ber ©tifrungsn''')"''- 
 
 A man of great sell olars hip, tin 
 (jninbgi'leljrtcr ^Wniiii. A house of -, t eiiic 
 ©flel)rrcn''d)ii(e. 
 
 liclioiastic, Kkolas'r'k, ^ adj. 
 
 Sclioiastical, .skAlas'tekal,^ l.(Jll 
 einem ©d>iilrr, finer ©d)iire ob. jii ©d)iilen 
 flffii:H-ig)|"d;fiIertiirtui!li rd)Dlii|lird), rd)uliiuigig, 
 ®d)ii(. .; -learning, bie ©d)iilgi'Ie!)r|nmfeit. 
 2 pebniitifd), ((butfieif. fdjiilgered)!. 
 
 Scholastic divinity, bie |"d)»la|Tifc^e 
 H)eii(»(iie, ©d)olaiirf. 
 
 ScliolaKtic , t. ber ©(f)uIoflifer, 
 (Ed)iiigi'ifl)rrf, ©dniiinpire. 
 
 Scliola.SticatI}' , skolas'tekale, 
 adv. fd)rlnilifd), Kl}iilmn(jig, fd)iilgeried)t. 
 
 ScllulaKticiSlli ■) skolas'te^izin. I. 
 bie €d)iilu)cisl)nt, ®d)i'Mrtif. 
 
 Scliolia.«t,.si<o least, j.ber©d)oIiiifl, 
 
 fiBfrrrrfliiver. [lien fdjrfibeii. Mh.ton. 
 
 iSelloliazef sknlci/e, V. n. f @d)»> 
 
 Sclioliuill, skoietiin. pi. Scholia 
 
 Ob. Sclioliums. ( gr. scholioii) *. bie 
 
 (Eri)i>Iie, fiirje, eriniifirnbe Sliiiiierfiiiig. 
 
 Slcholy, slu'i'le, s. t bie ©diolie. - 
 e. n. -f ©d)LMiiMi fdjrt'it'cn. Hooker. 
 
 Scliuul,skuul. (gr sehole ; lat. schola) 
 «. 1. a) bie ©d)ii!e (bie 9Iiit1n(t, ber Drt, wo 
 llMterri(ftt ertljeilt luirb; bie ajfrfiiiiinilung 
 bfi* 2e(;ri'r ii. ecriieiiben; bie ©d)iilerjnl;l; 
 bie Sd)iilii6iiiigi'ii). h) bie €d)iile (bii5 be-- 
 fpiibere ppi)rt"i;ilcm eiiicfi ?Kei)lerd, Seljrer^; 
 (trine ratiinuiiri)!'!! 91iii)niigpr) ; bie ©efte. c) 
 (in engerer ©ebriitiiiig) bie (fur ben linter< 
 tid)t in ber ©d)mtl)eoIogie eingerid)tete) 
 (£d)ii(c (be« •3)?itteliiirer5 ; bn(;er^ --divi- 
 nity, bie ©diiiltljerlogie, fc^Dlailifcftc "iljeoIO" 
 flie. --divine, ber |'(^t'la|1ifdje "iljeolyg. 
 2. i bie ©d)nle. 
 2. Tlie world is an excellent school to 
 (far) wise men, but a - of vice to fools. 
 
 Wl.»STER. 
 
 To put to school, to set to — , jur 
 
 ©duilf, in bie ©t^ule fd)itfcn , in bie ©d)iile 
 tl)un. To be in -, in ber ©d)ule fein. A - 
 of (iieology, ein tI)fplogifd)e6 ©eminnriiini; 
 bie ( tl)ci'logifd)e) ©d)iile (ini ^Rittelnltfr, f. 
 pfcfU No. I.e.). To keep — , ©d)lilc l;iilten. 
 
 School-boy. ber ©d)iilfnal)e. --but- 
 ter, B bif ©d)nlilriife. --dame, bit 
 (Bd)iiiifhrrriiin. --day. f ber ®d)iiltiigi 
 pi. -s. bie Sdjuliric, ©d)iiijiihrr. --day*. 
 fri«iid»liip, bie ©rt)ui[i-iuiu''ia;.ift. --. 
 
 SCI 
 
 district, ber ©d)ulbi|lrift , ©djiilbejirf. 
 --fellow, ber ©d^iilgeiuiffe, ©d)iilgefiil)rte, 
 '3)?iti;d)iiler. --hire, biU @d)iilgelb. -- 
 hour, bie ©d)iilihinbe. --house, tai 
 ©d)iill)aii«,bie©,-t)ule. --niai d, bni- ©d)iil: 
 niriDd)eii, ©d)iilfiiib. --man, l.berSd)iil' 
 ninnn. 2. ber ©d)iilgelel;rre; ©(^olninfer, 
 ©d)uli>.ieife. --master, 1. a; Der ©C^ul: 
 tnei[ler, ©d)iille(;rer. b) ber Seljrer (ini >Jl(l= 
 gem.); to be - to.., ^cnicinb^ Seljrer feiit. 
 2. i (ber Ob. luiiS iinrerrid)rer, Ititet) b'^r 
 £i'l)rer. --mistress, bie ©(^)iillet)reriiiii, 
 ®d)ulniei|leriiin. --piece, eiii urrjierrcr 
 ■Sogeu ?)jiipii'r, luormif iUiiber 9teuj>iiire.: 
 luiinfdje, ©priid)* ic. an il;re g-ltern :c. 
 rd)rcibeii. 
 
 liciiool, F. a. I. fd)u(en, unferrid); 
 ten. 2. i (S-uien uDriitljnien, inetiKrn, G-incin 
 einen aSenuci^, SSenucife geben. 
 
 iicltuulery, skuolurc, *. + bie 
 2el)reii , •;yi'rid)riften. 
 
 iicliouliii^, skuul'iiig, a. 1. ber 
 ®d)iiluiiternd)t, linterndjir; bie 3"d)t. 2. 
 OnS ®d)Ulgflb. 3. ber JScriueifi. 
 
 To give one a good s cli ooli n g , ©•ineni 
 einen tud)Cigeii S3trrit)ei6 gebeii. 1 iiave some 
 private - for you botli , id) l)rtbe in6gfl;ciiu 
 end) beifen g-tiuntj L>urjnl;iilten. To pay for 
 a child s -, fik eiu Slu\i> ben ®d)niuiuer^ 
 nd)i bejnljleii. [ber ®ri)oiier. 
 
 i$cliuuiter, skoon'iir, *. I0}far.] 
 
 Sctiurl, f. Sliori. 
 
 Hici'&g-rapUicaljsiagraf'fekal, ady. 
 ffiiigv.ipmid). 
 
 licia^rapliy, siag'graffe.cgr. skia n. 
 graplio) s. I bie ®fiiigrapi)ie, 3lt)fd)acntiig, 
 ber ®d)ntienrip, 2. ber &nituiirf, Uiiirip; 
 L'Jlvd)i[.J ber Diird)rd)nirt, rUufri^, Surd); 
 fd)nitrri|j, bns^^JJrufil. 3. [aiitron.J bie®d)iU: 
 tenifii1)iiiinfl, ®d)nttciibiirili(Uing, ®i>imen- 
 iiljrHiiiil, fiini|l, bie ©titnOen iind) bent 
 ®d)iittfn ber ®oniie, be© OJiimbcij ob. ber 
 ©tcriie ill beriiniiiieii , ®fiiigriipt;ie. 
 
 jliciittlieric , sjai/ieilk, ^ (gr. 
 
 IStiiatiierical, sial/icr'ekal,^.skia 
 u. ilieru) utij. t ju tiittr ©onneiiul;r geijoj 
 rig. — adv. Sciather'ically , mie cjnc 
 ©oiinennl)r, iiad) *2Irt einer ®onneniil)r. 
 
 SeiatliericS) sjaiAer 'ks, «. pL. bie 
 ®oiiiieiuUuti:n|l, Olnyniunif. 
 
 jiciatic, siat tik, > (gr. ischias; 
 
 fliciuticat siai'teka,^ lat. sciatica) «. 
 [O^ieb.J biie ipiiit- , Eeiibeniutl;, btr 2enbeit; 
 fd&merj. 
 
 jiciatic, siat'iik, ) adj. [9lnnt, 
 
 Sciatical, siat-iekal.) u. yP.eb.] bie 
 5?ufre betri'tfciib , ipiift... — pains, iai 
 5?iifiiuel), bie §iifrfd)uierieii. — artery, bie 
 >puft|d)iiigiiber. [®d)iatiffre(7e. 
 
 Sciatic cress, [^Sot.] bie luilbe .Kreffe, 
 
 Scieiice^ si ease, (fr. ''£}., I. scien- 
 tia) #. 1. 5 cot) bie iienntiiig (uoii CS-tiun^). 
 
 2. bie SiBiffcn|"d)aft (fiininuiid)c ilVnntniffe, 
 bie tunu befi(;t; cine cinjeine 3i3iiTenfd)iift,'. 
 
 3. (fine ber fiebeii freicn Ainiile) bie £unfl. 
 Pure science, bte reine 233i(7eiifd)iifi. 
 
 - of agriculture, bie 2Irffrbiiuiuiffeiir(()aff. 
 
 - of navigation, bic ©d)i|Th1l)rr, ®rt)iffiS): 
 fniiil ©i1)iif(6)fuiii)e. Niiiural -s, bte i)i,i = 
 rnniMffiiifii)atreii. 
 
 IMcieaii, *t cut, (I. scieus; aUj. ■}■ gc: 
 
 SCL 
 
 Sciential, sien'shll, adj. ^i|7eni 
 
 fd)iifr ge&rnb, ericiigenft, miffenfdxiftlid). 
 
 Scientific, sientif'fik, ( 
 
 Scieutificai, siemiffckal,^ " '' 
 I. UMffenrd)iir'riid), fcieiirifird). 2. in ber SQBiff 
 fenfd)iift iuti()l t'^'a>an^ort. 
 
 Scientifically, silutlf'fekale,aiii>, 
 iui;Tcnri1)iifr(id) , fciiMitiftrd). 
 
 Sciilitiu, sil'Ieiin, s. [Silent.] bat 
 ©cidirin. 
 
 Scimitar, sim'meiur, f. Ciniiter 
 
 Sciuii, sliigk, s [f ob. Dertl.] ein 
 ju fri'il) geiiuMfcnesJ .ffnib. 
 
 Scintiilant, sin'tillant, adj. funt 
 feitb , fl^Ift•lll^. 
 
 Scintillate, sin'tillate, a. scintillo) 
 V. n. I. fiiiiffii, 3-iinfeii gebeii. 2. fiinteln 
 (u. ben ©rerneii), fliniimrii. 
 
 Scintillation, sintllla'shun, «. 
 
 1. bii;5 5iiiifen, (5mifengi>feii, S'li'fenrpruljen. 
 
 2. bai 'Jiinfofii, iJliMinifni. [lehrfamfeit. 
 Scioli»(»n, sioiiim, *. bie ipolbge* 
 Sci<»liMt, i.i'6list, (lat. sciolus) «. 
 
 ber ipalbgeleltrre. 
 
 Scioloii.<«, sioh'is, adj. l]i\i(>qe(ef)rt. 
 
 Scioinacll)', .sinMruialve. (gr.) t. 
 t bai ®pii'g«ifcd)ren , bie ©piegelfec^reret. 
 
 Scion, f. Cion. 
 
 Scioptic, siop'tik, (gr. skia u. op- 
 tomai) *. tOpr.] bie ©d)iureiifpit'lfiigel. 
 
 Scioptic, adj. ffioptifct), 6d)atteni 
 fpifl. . . [I'ptif. 
 
 ScioptiCK, siop'tiks, s. pi. bie ©fi. 
 
 Scire Tacias, sjiefa 'shas, a. H3.) 
 s. (9{i'd)t^rpr.] ber SBrit (S)i'rid)ts6efei)[), 
 lunhiird) 3etnaiib aiifgeforbert luirb, bein 
 fflerid)re bie ©nliibe niijiigebeii, iufid)e bte 
 25Dlliiel)iiiig eine^ (S-rftiiiumiJefi l)iiibern t>b. 
 geljinberc Ijabeii. 
 
 ScirikC, sj'rok. ) (it. sciroccD) 
 
 Scirocco, f.iiok'k6,j *. ber ©icoCfo 
 (ein ^mb). 
 
 ScirroKity, sk?rro.s'etc, t. bie ffir« 
 riife e-igi'iird)afr, (?igfiii"d)rtfr einer ©(ijipuljl* 
 uerliarnmg , Dn'ireiu'erl;iirtim<), 
 
 Scirrous, skii-nis, adj. [^Sttb.] 1. 
 oerljartet, ffirrl)65. 2. (uinn ©firrl)ii« l)eri 
 riil)reiib) ffirrljb^. 
 
 Scirru.S, sk'r'rus, (gr. skirros) «. 
 [^Ji:i'».] bie ©d)iuiil|luerl)iirtiiiig, l;arte, pet» 
 l^iirtete (i>erd)iuiil|l, ber ©firrl)ii6. 
 
 Sciscitation, sisseta'shun, (.lat.) 
 i. t bie lliiferriid)iiiig. 
 
 Scissible, .sissebl, (p. (at. scindo) 
 adj. fpalibar, ierfpalret ob. jerfcijnitten iuer« 
 ben fiiiiiieiib. 
 
 Scis.Sile, sis'sil, ((at. scissilis) adj. 
 fpnlrbar, gefpaltet ob. jerrd)nicteu iverbeti 
 fijiiiu'iib. 
 
 Scission, s'zh'un, ((.) s. b<ti ©pad 
 ten, bie ©paltuug, Scrfc^neibung, bet 
 ©d)nitt. [bie ®d)ere. 
 
 Scissors, sis'surz, ((. scisssr) s. pL 
 
 SciSHUKiS<f kLhiire, ((at. scissura) 
 *. ber 9{iM, ®p>ilt. 
 
 Scitainineous, sham'n'eus, adj. 
 [23iu.j jii b^ii 33iiiiaiicngeiuiicftren geljorig. 
 
 Sclavoiiia, sklavo'nea, *. [@ep(jr.] 
 
 ®fliUHMlll'll. 
 
 Sclavoiiian, sklavA'neai,^ , 
 Shsvouic, slAvuu ik, ) 
 
 ffliiiuniifd^. 
 
FAte, far, fall, fat. M4, mit. Fine, fin. N6, m6v«, nSr, got, 61l, cl6Ad. Ti^be. tub. full. t/,in. TMiv 823 
 
 SCL 
 
 Sclavonian, *. I. btt Sffnvonier. 
 
 1. tiai ®fiiUtonii"i1)e, tie fifInuDiii|\t)e ©priu1)e. 
 Sclerotic^ sklerot'ik., (gr. skleros) 
 
 adj. I'JJieD.] l)nrt. Tke - coat or tuiiicle of 
 tlie eye, oie Duiiffe, uiiDurc^fic^tiQe $uni.- 
 
 Sclerotic, ». I. bit itiiMirct)firt)tigf 
 $oriil}niit t)t6 aiiiae*. 2. (-JJIeD.J tiai l;iir> 
 Uwie "OTittel. 
 
 Scoat, f. Scot. 
 
 Scubirurin, skob'efnrni, ((.scobs) 
 adj. faqfineljlnrtig, luie 5eil|taiib. 
 
 Scubs, tkobi, «. Cab '5i'ili<4^ t>rr 
 JJcii|1au6 6ie JeiliViiiie; ©djlncfcii (i>. 'Wt' 
 tailax). 
 
 ScolT, »kof, (gr. «kop»o) c. n. (at) 
 fj>Dttfii (ul'cr), G-iiifii i'rrl)M)iieii, ucripi'ttfu. 
 
 Sct)^, ■>. a. L>rrf))i.'tccii , vtrbol;iicii. 
 Scoffing, fpotnfd). 
 
 ScofT, *. ber €pi;tt, bit Gpfttmi. 
 
 ScofTtT, sUoi'fur, ». bcr £potrcr. 
 
 ScufTiii^ly, »kofliiislA, oWb. ipctt; 
 ipriff. 
 
 Scold, skold, ». n. frf)flffil, ffifoii, 
 jniifeii; (;ii> |M)dtcu (flufi, &nu\i rtiiffdjciirii, 
 fliifiaiifi-n. li'd)«Itcii, nufiiiiuffii. 
 
 Scoltl, V- a. \<i)cun\ , iaiircii, i\ui= 
 
 Scc»l(l, *. I. bic £(DiUfniiti, 3'i»f'= 
 riiiii. ^av bl'iV •'!a3rib. "i. b.it ©djeltcii, «f j.iiif. 
 
 Scolder, tkuld-ur, t. ber i£<f)clirr, 
 Srtiifi-r. (j.inffcf). 
 
 SC4rl dins', «li>'>lH'iiig. a^/- fctjtitciib, 
 
 Scoldiiitf, *. b>i* ertifirni, mtywt. 
 
 ScoltlillH'ly, ski'.ldiiiiile, adv. |"d)Cl = 
 ttnb. nil' -£rf)»'Ui"ii. 
 
 Scollop, »knl'lup,<. I. [-Riihirn.] 
 bir rv.iiniii:, 3afob;Jmiii(l)fl. 2. btt ^dltn-. 
 fitmtf, ■Jlii^i(1)inir. 
 
 Scollop , V. a. ivrdenformio niif^ 
 f3)'i.-ilrii. iiii^fi-rbcii, iii:f}.icffii, nuf r(l)iui'itfii. 
 
 Scolopax, »korio|.ak», (gr. 2B.i 
 «. fw S.ii:y\W'W(\f, 'J>fiiljl>'(t)t>in(i«. 
 
 Sc<»lopt*iidra, skolopendra, (gr 
 2D.) »■ 1. rim- gifti.if ®d)tiiiigi'iiart. 2. bet 
 6frl.-pfMbrr, Siillue , bie iiliKl, bn* Inii 
 ffiibbriii. Maiiiie -, bic 'OJiKMiicl. 3. [i3iu.j 
 
 SCOIIliil, f^knni, (Int. n. gr. scomma) 
 *. -J- I. bic Spitrrfbc, ©lidjelrcbe, 3tccfirci. 
 
 2. riT T^iMTfiffiBft- 
 
 Sconce, «knii»e, (©(ftniiif, rtu>. 
 (knas< I. I. * bic ©d)nM}f, ba« 58ofIiuiTf. 
 2. f (against) bio 6(i)iitjiucl)r (grgeii). 3. bic 
 3iot)rt ritir* £'cii(l)riT», in i«el(f)c bn« 2id)t 
 flfilrrff luirD; (Cfll)iT) bcr ^•niibleiirf)ter ; (ii. 
 Dfrtl.) bic ?atrriic. 4. [Dcrtl.] tin befc|1"9- 
 ttr ©i^, ciii bifeiligtcS i»rct. 
 
 Sc4»»ce, *. I. e bcr firpf, ©cftabcl. 
 SiiAK. 2 1 ber S5cr|1niib, Sopf. 3. bic 
 Wnbilrnf;:. 
 
 To build asconce.ObnS 'S3trtt)#I)iUi6 
 wfrfifcin, ivciiii m.in nid)t bcjal)li'n faun. 
 
 Sconce, ». a. l. +nii ®cib \it(i\tn. 
 2. binu'ii rd)Uid)fn, of)ne jii bcjnhlcii. 
 
 Scoop, kkuMp, (hod. Kcliop; ©d)lipp, 
 Gid)iii'pc) B. a- 1- bie ©d)iippe, ©d)<Jiiff(. 
 aCniTcrrd).iiifcl , Sd)i>pffc(le; [-War.] ba5 
 Cfhcinfi. 2. bcr ©patel ; [33ierbr.] bic 
 Wrifrt)frrirfc, bnS ^5J?chM)I)lM$. 3. l(Fl)ir.] bcr 
 Smrciiniiimcr. 1. ber ©top, 5?icb, ©trcid), 
 tcrttliig. SiiAK. 
 
 Scoop, v.a. 1. fd;&pfcn, ai'-^fti^bpfe" 
 
 SCO 
 
 (TO.iffer JO. 2. (<S)nuftU\; flii#fd)flufe(n. 3. 
 (uberljiiupo luegi'djiijfeii ; (out of) IjerrtuS-- 
 fd)nffeii iaui). 4. auii)i>i)ltH ; (into) ani-- 
 l;ijl)(eii (jiO. [filjiiufclii. 
 
 To scoop dry, rein nu^fc^iipfeii , aui: 
 
 Scooper, skoop'iir, «. l. (Jmer, bcr 
 I'djaiililt, filjopft, nu6|'d)5uft , nu^jidjaiifclt, 
 aucl;i>l)lt. 2. [jOriiit^.] bcr £reiijiu\]cl, 
 £niiiiniTit)iiabc(. [f. Scupper. 
 
 Scooper-liole, [OTar.] bai ©petgat; 
 
 Scoop-net, skuup'-nat, t. eiii ben 
 glupbobcn ilrcifciibcS 9«f(J/ bnfi ©triic()iici). 
 
 Scope, skupe, (gr. «kopos> «. 1. a) 
 bii^SicKCyiiiM^, ba? mnii jii rrrriche.. |'iirf)ti. 
 i)) bcr 3iyt(*. C'libjiuitf, bit -ilbftd)!. 2. (Ion 
 bit 'Jviii.iii, ©pidriiuin (fiir). 3. bcr br- 
 iM)raiiftc 9{.uim, (SJcfidJt^freid. Shak. 4. (bic 
 '13ctrciiiiig oom 3'P>Tiae) bit 5ri''')f't- 5. a; 
 bic Siiiige (iludbel;iiuiig}. b; «• bit ©trccf c 
 iSanbcS ic ). Davie.h 
 
 Full scope, free -, ample — , freur 
 ©pirlrilltlll. Your — is as miue own, btiiir 
 iSo(liiiad)t i|l mtiiitr O^uuljt glcid). Shak. 
 ^Cut my lace asunder), tliat my pc-iit hniri 
 may have some -, biiniit niClll brrieiui1l(t'6 
 :pcrj t'rci fdjli'flcil filllll. To give one line 
 and-, (^iiicm bit 3tid'< rd)ic^cii laiTcii- To 
 liave larger -, frcttr l)aiibclii tciiiieii, (rticr 
 )ii t)'inPfi:i I'crmogcii. 
 
 Scopirorin, skA'p^form, ((. icopn 
 uilj. bcrciiiormig, berriioriig. 
 
 Scoppet, sknp'pit, B. a. f (oho 
 
 iiiu-rd)[>pfcii. 
 
 Scoptical, skop'iikal, (gr.) adj. -f 
 
 rfoptiui). rpi)riirii) , rpotieiub. 
 
 SCOpuloUS, skop ulus, (Int.) adj 
 
 t tfifig, fiippig. [bcr ©forbiit, (Sdj.irbocf. 
 
 Scorbute, skir'bute, uai.) *. t 
 
 Se«»rbutic, sk^ibuiik, f 
 
 Sc«*rbutiCHl, ckurbu lekal.^ " ''' 
 {■forbuiii'd) ( a) |"(t)arbt>rf frnuf. b>jiim©d).u: 
 bi'tf gchprig. c) bem ©t^.irbocf nu^grfcyi^. 
 — adu. Scorbu'tically, ffiirblirHilj; - 
 affecied, iiiit belli ©iljarbocfe bcl)a(ce(, ben 
 ^d)arbotf i)aben5, |'d)itrborffr.inf. 
 
 ScorCl^, ski'irse, f. Scor«e. 
 
 SC<»rcll, skorikh, (1)0(1. scliroeijen ; 
 «nijtl|'. pp- kcorsned; p. n. borrtii, au^b'or 
 rcn , I'cnVngoii. 
 
 Scorch, v. a. 1. fengtii, roittn, bor- 
 rcn. i. i brnreu 3. fciigeii, brtiineii. 
 
 Scorched with tlie burning sun oi 
 burning sands of Africa, ucvreiigt I'on brr 
 brcniiciibcii ^i^c ob. btm brtiiiitiibtii ©aiib* 
 
 Wrifii*. 
 
 Scorcltins'- rennet, skortsii- 
 
 ing-lennel , t. [:»Ot.J bit ©IUl;IlUUri (gen. 
 Thapsia). 
 
 .Scordium, skor'deum, skor'jeuni. 
 (lat. 015.) *• IJBot.J ber 2a<l)tn>, aUnffcr: 
 fuobiiiud). 
 
 Score, skire, (ir. scor; nngclf. scor; 
 ifl. skora) «. 1. t tia6 Jltrbljoij; (biiljcD 
 1. bie itcrbe, i>ei G'infdjnitt, <B(t)Ui}; (bii[;er) 
 3. bie 3iil)l i'Bi> liMi'jifl, ©tcigc, ©ticge, 
 fill nit ©d)i>rf; ein ©tciiifDljlfnmnp ppii 
 jiunnjig Jtprbcn ; tliree -, fcd)iig; four -, 
 nd)t)ig. 4. bet ©rrid) , bie (gejpgcno Ciiiic. 
 5. bie 9{crt)ming, 3rd)c. 6. f a) bie 9{tif). 
 niing, 3citti'd)iiung. b) bcr (JJniiib, bie Un 
 liid)c; on, upon tlie — of... lucgcn, ..\),v.. 
 bcr, uni ... tviUtii. 7. ber -^o|leii, ©i^iiid 
 
 SCO 
 
 poilen. 8. [-OTur.] bie "JSartifur. 
 
 Score of a dead-eye, [OJIiir.] c'llltS b« 
 brei Si:>(f)er in einer 5un<jfet, luobiirrf) bie 
 iiiljerccpcii ge I'll) or en luitbeii. To begin the 
 world again upon a new -, bit 2CrIt nuf 
 iieiic 9{cc^niing, poii ^eiiem mieber nnfnii« 
 gi'ii. On the same -, nii6 bemrelbcn (Srunbe. 
 Upon what -, nuS meldjeni ©niitbt? lutB' 
 l}alb? To quit -t, bie Dfcc^mingen gegeii 
 einnnbcr nbfitlieBCii, bie 9icd)Mung nbfd)(ie< 
 ceil. To run in -», ©£^)uIbell iiinc^tii, nii» 
 rc()teibeii loiTen. 
 
 .Score, V. a. I. ferbcn, fluf tin Jter6« 
 l)i>Ij rd)neibcii, nnferben, ciiifcrteii, einfdjnti* 
 ben. 2. btfdjiageii (5?o(>) ; ['r?nr.] etnlnfTeii, 
 tinfilgcn. 3. biirrf) tine Sinie, eiiieii ©tti(ft 
 b<'jcid)ncn, nnflrcid)eii, iinterilreitjjeii; (out) 
 nii?ilreid)cii , nii*rl;iiii. 4. in bie ob. nuf bie 
 9{ed)niing \<l)tn, nnrd)rciben , nnfe^cn, nn» 
 rcd)uen; lup) nnfd)reiben, niife^en. 5. t a) 
 (up) bciiirf)nen , (foi) (&inen eintn Sfigner 
 !C.) nennen, l)eigen. b) beimcffen, jiifitreii 
 ben; fiui're(<)nen. 6, J'JRiii".) tint IpiU-titnr 
 bil^en. BusBT. 
 
 They cannot score them (I. e. your 
 follies) on the stage, fi« f&MHtn (it lltd)t 
 nuf bie Sfiline bringed. Have you scored 
 me, hii|l bn ineine dCcdjnnng genmc^t, t)A|l 
 bu mein L'rbeu«jicl beilimmt? Shak. To - 
 up, niKioiifcn. (ftreift. 
 
 Scored, sk^rd, part. adj. [Sot.] ge< 
 
 Scorer, sko'iur, «. ber ^Innicrfer 
 I'OM.uoiieiir.. [©d)(iKfen (bcr 'OTtetadt). 
 
 Scoria, skoiea, (gr. Wi.) *. bit 
 
 ScoriaceouH, skoreA'shus, atO'. 
 i'd)incfin.in!g , ©rtilocfcii . . . 
 
 ScorilEcation , skorrcfakA'shiin, 
 «. lOWer.idiirii) bie 2Jerfd)lnrfung. 
 
 ScoriforiU, skoraform, adj. |'4)(At 
 (fciiforniig. 
 
 ScoriTy, skArert, ». a. vnWndcn. 
 
 Scuring^, sku'ring, «. iai itcrbeii, 
 ■ilnrrt)rcibcn. [luic ©rfjlncten. 
 
 Scorioil.4, sku'reus, adj. f(j)la(fig; 
 
 Scorn, skorn, (it. scherno; I. sperno) 
 V. a. 1. ui'rnd)icn, i>errd)iiiiil)fii , gcrinj* 
 rd)n9en. 1. (nut bnrnuf folgenbcni Onnnitip) 
 c6 uerrd)ni.iljen (iuio. 3. ocrrpi.ntcn,l)b!)nen. 
 
 I scorn it, biio t|l uiiter lueiiier ^tirbt 
 miter ineincni ©t.iiibe. 
 
 Scorn, V. n. 1. ftintn ^ert() nuf <^ti 
 iBrt* le.ieii, ti oen"d)ma!)en, e& ui'rnd)ten. 2. 
 * (at; rporren (libcr), (Sinen ucrfpotten. 
 
 I scorn that etc., -f Of finbt t6 (<i>led)t, 
 ti uerbrirSt mid), biig ic. 
 
 Sc<»rn, J. 1. bie 23trn(^tnng, Bering) 
 fd)n9iing. 2. (btr 65fflenilnnb be* ©potreO 
 Bet <3pi'tt , ipoljn. 
 
 To treat with scorn, iiern(<)tli(f) befjnn* 
 be(n. To think -, * ti unter feiner ODiirbe 
 i)alren (jii gi'hcn ic). Tliink no - of me, • 
 II ui)iueige mir nid)t. Grown a -among the 
 nations, jiim ©potte geiuorbcM unter btii 
 iBii'lfern. To laugh to -, i(?incn) uer» 
 ind)rn. 
 
 Scorner, skum'ur, a I. ber Ser< 
 ad)tcr, 2Scnid)[er. 2. t (of) ber a5crnd)rer, 
 (S-iiuT, ber GTiun^ nid)t irird)Cef , I'crndjttt, 
 eiiicr ©ntlje nutt nd)ri-t. 3. brr ©pijttcr. 
 
 Scornrnl, sUom'ful. .vi;- I. (y<r. 
 >id)toiiB> oer.id)riu1) ; Iiolinifd) ; ubrrniurijij. 
 2. i (of; (riiBiio uern(t)tenb, (tmtr QaJ)tt 
 
824 Fat*', far. fall, fat. ML met Fine, f Jn. N6, move, n6r, got, 6ll, c\6&A. Tube, tub, fii II. t/;iii Tllis. 
 
 SCO 
 
 nirfit arfjtcnb, fprtmiB. 3. |i ©ptt nernrfitciifc. 
 
 Scornfully, $k.6ru'fule, adv. ucr- 
 
 i<t)tlid), niit iSfriid)[iiiia, iiiit®eriuiirrf)d0uug. 
 
 SCOriirulneSS, skom'tulnes, .«. 
 
 fciie a5i:rad)tiid>c, i?5f)iiircf)e, 6a« uerncf)tlid)e 
 S5cml)nicii , Der llefcermutJ). ^ 
 
 Scorpion, skor'peun, (iat.) ». 1. 
 (g-iirom.] Bcr ©forpiLMi; (and) i) bet (Sfor< 
 Vion (buenrtiflt, nnjliilifle ^Weiifd) ; cine 51rt 
 ^ki^fl mit ©riid)elu). 2. l«!l|lroii.] brr ©forj 
 l-iou. 3. [5d)rl)i)Pl.] bcrWeers, ©ecffctpion. 
 4. (ef}Ui.) eine grcge 9iniibni|1. 
 
 Oil of ICO rp ion, bnS ®fDrt>iDnof. To 
 tliastise witli-s, |i uiit ©torvtonen jud)ti(]eii. 
 
 Seorpion-fly, bie ©fBrpiuntftiege. — 
 grass, L23ct.] 1. bnS ©forpiongrnS, ®for= 
 pioiifrnut, b« SEoipicnfcbiynnj. 2. berStot. 
 p!tni|"d)iuiinj, bni SSKnuDDl)rd)Cii; Mou»e-eai 
 -. ba6 S5eroi(Jiiieinnic^t; prickly seeded -, 
 lai riettciiiutige Wau«Dl)rd)eu. --senna, 
 [5)t)t.] bie ©forpionroiine (gen. Coronilla). 
 --spider, [(JutDm.] bie ©forpimfpinne. 
 -■«-tRil, [!8ot.] bcc ®fcrpion|'d)iunnj , bie 
 pcrui>iaiufd)e ©omieuiuenbe. —'»- thorn, 
 [Sot.] bie ©forpicnpiticiuc. --tick, ber 
 SJiirf)erffcrpiini , eaufetonig. --wort, 
 [Vbot.] bie ©forpiomunr}. 
 
 Scorse, »k6r»e, (it. scorsa) t. * bet 
 Iniifd). - t;. a. * tau\'d)tn. - v. n. « iini 
 ipfctbe ^nnbeln. B. Joxsoh. -», a. * jngeii, 
 rreideit. 
 
 Scorza, »kor'z», (it. 2D.) «. [gjiiiie: 
 tfllg.] cine SBnrietnt t>t6 (Spibot. 
 
 Scorzouera, skorzonerS, (Int.) 
 *. [SSot.] bie ©d)iuarjn)urict, ©forjonere. 
 
 Scot, skot, I (arm. scoai) «. a. 
 
 Scotcli, skotsh.^ (buret) llnterlegen) 
 nufhnlfeii, fperreii, f)eniinen (cin Dfnb). 
 
 Scot, (nngelf. sceat) *. I. [3{ed)t*rpr. 
 11. engl. ©cfd).] bet ©djog (?liitl)eil, bie 31b» 
 flrtbe). 2. t bie 9?cd)niiiig, 3erf)«- 
 
 Scot and lot, bcr $fiirtrd)0§. To pay - 
 and lot, 9l(lci5 (bei .§»iUeic u. ^pfei'iiig) bc: 
 jaljlen. limgf|1tnft. 
 
 Scot-free, 1. fdjBfJffci. 2. 1 jiollitei, 
 
 Scot, (niigeir. scotta; (nt. scotus) t. 
 in ©d)otte, ©d)i.ittliiiibet. 
 
 ScotU.1, skot'al,/ (P. scot u. ale) «. 
 
 Scotale, 5l^^^'')'^^ifr-] bcf3ii= 
 
 ftaub , t>n cin gorflbennucr eiiicn SBicrfdjaiit 
 lAiu u. Seiiten, bie aui %ur(i)t, iljni iii nu^-. 
 fiiflfti, bei il)m cinfel;ten, if)r ®elb fiir ^icr 
 f.biiiniint. 
 
 Scotch, f. to Scot. 
 
 Scotch, r. o. * |'d)neibcn, jcr^nrfeti. 
 
 Scotcii, «. ber ©d)iiirt, emfdjiiitt. 
 — et in ilie ground, ficilic ®rnben. 
 
 Scotch, adj. fd)t)tti|"d) , (■d)omanbir4>. 
 The -, bie ©d)Otten , ©d)ottlaiibet. 
 
 Scotch asphodel, bit iteld)jrtlinbllinie. 
 - bait, o bn6 ©tccfcublfibcn , 5?nltnind)cn. 
 — -collops, scotclied eoUops, #. pi. 
 flCtlL'Pfre II. in SSutter gebrntcne ©djnittcn ' 
 ilnlbffcifd), fitine Jinlbileird)rdsnitten. - fir, I 
 bit fd)ottird)c 5id)te. - grass, cine ^rt bt5j 
 ifiirreugrnicc. - hopper. bn6 ^uprTpiel. — j 
 wan, bcr ©dji'ttc. - mist, bet bicfe fcud)te 
 Qii'bel. --rose, bic^oibcroi'c. --woman,; 
 tit ©(Dorrinn , ©djortinuDcrinii. — warm- 1 
 iiig-l-an, bit foile Dime. — chocotaie, o 
 ©ct;iucfil II. '0)fild). - fiddle, bie Sita^t. - 
 UouUy, ber \<i)otniii\Cii\(t)t , mas^tte fiiepper. j 
 
 SCO 
 
 Scoter, sko'tur, t. [Dtnitf).] bie 
 
 fdjiuiirie (S-nre. 
 
 Scotia, ski'shea. (ft. scotie) t. ['ilf- 
 d)it.] bie (finiiel)iing; 3{iiinc, 95ertiefung. 
 
 Scotia, «. l®ei)gr.J Nova-, ^iu- 
 l"d)i.Htliiiib. 
 
 Scotisit, skot'tsh, I adj. fd)Ott'n'(i), 
 
 Scottish, 5 rd)ot(liiubird)- 
 
 Scotist, sko'list, (P. Duns Sco- 
 tus) s. ber ©foriil. [©d)ottlanb. 
 
 Scotland, skotland, t. [®eogr.J 
 
 Scotoiny, skottome, (gr.) *. ber 
 ©d)iuiiii>cl. 
 
 Scotteringr, skot turing, *. [Derfl.] 
 bie SSerbtennung eiiieS S6urd)el^ (S-rbienilvol; 
 nm ©nbc bcr ©rute. 
 
 Scotticism, skot'tesizm, t. bie 
 l'd)t>ni)"d)e 'Wiiubnrt, ^fcbcntSurt. 
 
 Scottish, i'. Scot is h. 
 
 Scoundrel, skduu'diil, (it. seon- 
 daruole?> *. Det ©d)urfc, ©djufr. 
 
 Scoundrel, «<(/. fd)uvfiKt- 
 
 A scoundrel act, tin ©d)iirfeiifireid). 
 
 Scoundrclisin, skoiiu'diilUm, s. 
 bie ©d)iirtdrei, 9ricDcrtriid)tigfcit. 
 
 Scour, skour, (ginl). skauion; niigclf. 
 
 scur; l)Oll. scliuuren; fdjclicm) v. a. 1. blirrt) 
 
 2ijurd)eii, a33i|"d)cn, gcgcn, S>{cibcn rcinigcn, 
 
 fd)eiiern, rciben, nbreibcn, pii^cii, fegcn, 
 
 luifdjcn, inubcrn. 2. i (of; tctnigen, ffliibevn 
 
 (ton;. 3. biird) <()cfiiae) ^nnjirniurcl reiiii; 
 
 gen, (I;cttiij) piirgiren, nbfiiljnn. 4. oiird) 
 
 9{fiiiigen cb. ©d)eucrn lucgrdjnffcn. 5. tnu6; 
 
 lijidjen, liujcn (^eljlctjc). 6. ilveifcii, f.iljren 
 
 iibct...; (gc|"d)iuinb> l)in|"cgdn, l}infiil)rcn 
 
 nn ... 7.((.(i-aicn>biird)|Vgen, burd)pniijein. 
 
 5. Which, wasiied away, sliall scour my 
 
 slianie witii it, bie, ii)cggciun|'(^cii, uuine 
 
 ©d)ain mit \i<i) nimuit. 
 
 To scour the sea of pirates, bie ©ee> 
 raubet uertreiben. To — the sea(s), iai 
 *Otccr |"d)dunicn, ©ccrciubcrci, ^npcrci trci^ 
 ben. To — ilie plain, 1. iibct bie ©bene 
 llrcifeti. 2. [OJiilit. ] bie ©bene biird) cin 
 H)t)l;igcnn()rre6 itniiDiiens u. ^Jiiiefctcnfcuet 
 pom geinbe I'lUibcrn. To scour the wool, 
 tjiirb.) bie 2iJoUe niitfcttcn; bie SUoUe cti\6: 
 ficben , bcr 2i5o(le bie Sbriil;e gcbcn. 
 
 Scour, V. H. 1. |'d)cucrn, puf;cn. 2. 
 ben ©d)nuit; iDcgiicl;men, rein nuidjcn. 3. 
 (Ijfttiij) purgiren, liixireii, ben Durd)fa(l bc; 
 fomuien. 4. ilrcifcn, lauieii, faljrcn, piegen, 
 rcnucn ; (along) inngs t;in ilrcifcu oD. |\ii;rcn, 
 nrciteu IdngS ... umec iiuilc k.); laway i 
 bnoonlaiifcn , fortrcnnen ; (about) ijcrunu 
 IiUijcn, t)crumrd)iudrmen; ctlirouglo renncn, 
 piegen burd) .., iibcr ... 
 
 Scourer, skour'ur, t. 1. ber ©(^cn> 
 ter, Scger, Sfciniger, ©met, bet fdjeiicrt, 
 teiuigt, t'cgt, rcibt 2c. ; bcr gierfcimuf mod)i'r. 
 2. bie ^iirgiini, bns aibi'ijljruiigemittel. 3. 
 (5-iner, bcr Ijerumjlreift, lauft/ rcant, bcr 
 £nnbi'lreid)er. 
 
 SCOUrg'e, skurje, (ft. eseourgee, 
 P. IiU. coriuui, corrigo) *. 1. bie ©cipcl. 2. 
 1 a) Die ©cigcl itiai ©tnifiuerficng). b) bie 
 ©cipel (©trafc). 3. bie ^tit\(t)e (iii eincm 
 ilrcifel). 
 
 See what a scourge is laid upon youi 
 haie, fiel)', lueld)' cin jflnd) nu| eurcin i?ii|Tc 
 riilu. 
 
 Scourjfe, ». a. I. geigcln, pcitf^cu. 
 
 SCR 
 
 2. 1 (for) gcigcfn, ii'id)tigfn, ftrafcn (mtqtm 
 Scourg'er , skur jdr , *. 1. ttt 
 
 (^)fiecler , 3iid)riger. 2. [ ■•Dtouc^^iu.] bcf 
 ©eifielcr, ffleigelbrnbct. 
 
 Scoitriug-, skour'ing, t. 1. b<l5 
 ©^cucrn, 3(cibcu, ^ntjen , gcgcn, bie 9{ei. 
 iiigung. 2. bii^ ©trciten; ©el.itif, ®erennf. 
 3. iai (liefrige) ^urgiren; bcr Surdjfnfl ; 
 [ll)icrarjiicif.l a) bet Diird)f>i(I , bnS 9tb« 
 iueid)cii. b) pi. Scou rings, (Ici4>te) aib» 
 tntjrung^mittcl fiir $fcrbe. 
 
 I escaped a good scouring, O id) bin 
 nod) gliictlicO lucggcfommeti. 
 
 Scouring- ball, bie ^(ccffiigef. — 
 barrel, [ %ibl.] a) bie ©djcnertonnc. b> 
 tiai 3{onfa(3. --drops, *. pi. tia6 5lcrf» 
 umfyer. --paper, bii5 ©d>cuetpnpier. -- 
 tub, [i.iid)bcr.] ba& 5)ic$fae. 
 
 Scourse, skorse, V. a. tftnfc^cn, 
 i>erraiifd)cii; f. S corse. 
 
 Scout, skoiit, (it. e'couter) $. 1. bet 
 ©piil)cr, i\iinbfd)nfrer, ©pion; [ 3Jiiiit.) bie 
 5elDiuad)e; ©rrcitiuad)c ; pi. Scouts. Die 
 ^^jliiiifler, 25ortruppcn. 2. Die 9loi6Jad)t, tut 
 ^oilidjiff. 3. [©inbentenrpr.i bcr Caufbiibe, 
 I'liufjiinge. 4. f cin l}ol)ct gclfen. 
 
 Scout-watcli, bie gclDn)nd)e. 
 
 Scout, V. n. |piif;cn , fnnbrd)afteti, 
 fpioiiircn ; i-))iilit.] patrodiren, rcfogno^iircu ; 
 (into) nn6|"piil)cn, nu6fiinbrd)(iften. 
 
 Scout, V. a. ['Jlorbnm.] ipotten, flit 
 djcliinuf... [bcr DfcniDifd). 
 
 Scovel, ski'vel, (H). ysgubell) «. 
 
 SC4»%V, skou, (I;ofI. schouw) *. [iJtorb* 
 nm.) cin grofjcr ^riil;ni. 
 
 Scow, V. a. [iKorbnm.] in eincm 
 grogcii $rnl)me fortbtingen, fortfd)atfen, pet» 
 fiiljren. 
 
 Scowl, skoul, (nngelf. seul; fc^ef) 
 V. n. 1. fd)cl, fniicf fefjcn; (ou) fd)el blicfcn 
 (niif); (at) fd)el \(l)c\\ (jn). 2. i fdjinoden, 
 finflft, triibe, biiiict niigfcl)en. Tlie scowl- 
 ing lieavens , ^ Det fdjmodcnDe if)inimc(. 
 
 "Scowl, t>. o. luit miirtifc^cm 23lirfe 
 treiben. Miltob. 
 
 Scowl, ». 1. bn« fniire (Jjefutt/ bet 
 nu"irrird)e ©lift. 2. i bn« bii|lere ain^fcfjcn 
 (.iti i^iininels ic). [feljcii. 
 
 Sco>viiiig°, .skoul'ing. s. bnj ©niiet* 
 
 Sco\%'lillg'ly, skoul'ingle. adv.fd)cl> 
 fid)tig , fauccfiil)tig, nut miirrifdjem ibiirfe, 
 murtiid), mit faiircr 'Wieiic. 
 
 Scrabble, skrabbl, (ftnbbcdt ; fc^ta< 
 pclii) p. n. i. frt)vnbcn, ftnfjen, fc^ntten. 2. 
 ± tri^fln (im ©d)rcibcn). 3. frabbcin ; to - 
 up « tree, a cliff, nuf cinci! Snum, eine 
 Slippe f)iiinufflettern, lie crflettevn. 
 
 Scrabble, b. a. befrii^cln (^)3>ipier:c.). 
 
 Scraji;', skrag, (Knirfc) *. 1. J ctiun* 
 Diiniu's, Diirre^, ctiun^ Siiiince ii. 9fniil)c* 
 OD. >pijcfcrigc5 , UiicbeiieS, in& !>i\n\\f) mn» 
 gere ©tiict. — of mutton, —-end of a neck 
 of mutton. t)<\i biiiine (JiiDt be* $at?ilil(fc< 
 pon eincm ^ninmcl. Lean — , t tai ®e» 
 tippc. 2. o (ill cngercr 23cDcntiing, ntcr 0) 
 bie ningcrc, biirre 'jScrfon, boe (sjerippe, cin 
 Wcnfd), nil bcm i)iid)l6 i|l nli» ^aut iiu> 
 liiiodjcn. 
 
 Scras-(r«d, skrSggld, ) ^^ ^ 
 
 Sc»-as8fy, skrig ge, 5 
 rnnh, iiiicocii, oorfcrig. 2. buiin, buiiii uil^ 
 rAiil;, mngcr, bitrt. 
 
Faip. r/ir. fAll, lat. Me. niel. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, clouil. Tiibe, l(ih. full. i/«in. THis. 825 
 
 SrraB^{:-edness , gkrag'gednls, } 
 
 fiicra|;:S^iueSSf skiag'gene*, ^ 
 
 t. I. 6ie Diiiiiie, Diirre, <5Knncrfcit. 2. tie 
 Di.iuhliiit, lliiibiii()tir, iporferigfcit. 
 
 Scra^^ily, skiaggele, adv. ttiflgtr, 
 burr, Miiiii u. roiil), MJmi n. l)ocferig. 
 
 Scrnillble, skramlil. (l)on. schram- 
 men ; ill iicrabble flfhSritl) v. n. I. rnpPKH, 
 flriH'PKii; Cori b'tli'Tifl a^ir'fii (iinct)), ©t^ 
 lu.ii 111 trl)nrrt)eii |"iid)cn, ficft rripfu (um). 
 
 2. frnbbeln, fleftcrii; to - up a cliff, tine 
 SiUvpt frrirtrfrii. 
 
 To iiiiike people scramble for a thing. 
 (rtiung ill bie JfnppdOfe gibeii. 
 
 Scramble, s. i. bit ^ia\f\>(t, i<\6 
 
 ©fretfic, i tie SJiipvine. 2. i bai 0>«rfi6e 
 
 (mid) (S-ni'ii6). 3. Pii6 firnbbeln, Jtuttcrn. 
 
 2. The fccarcity of money enhance! the 
 
 price and increase* the to ramble. 
 
 Locke. 
 
 Scrambler, aVram'blur, «. I. &i= 
 ner, 6rr rnppfft, (iravpiet, btgierifl nnd) &t: 
 lUflf (jrrift. 2. t (after) (finer, 6er md) (it, 
 Toai ftrcbt. 3. tcr ^letterer. 
 
 Scrambling', skram'bl'ng, «. I. 
 bit 9{<ippie, t>a6 Oiertint. 2. bnt Rlttttrn. 
 
 Scrancll, tkranxh, (t). craunch ; 
 |)D(I. ichranssen) v. n. u. v. a. o fliopprn, 
 fiioppern emit riiiem gfivifTi'ii (yerniifrtjf jrr: 
 bfi^tn). I"''/- t l'd)Ifd)t. eleiib. Milton. 
 
 Scrannel, skran'nil, (0. cranny; 
 
 Scrap, >>krap, (t>. Kcrape) *. I. ba6 
 etilrf, flciiie ©tficf, ©ri5(f*tn, 95riid)ililf(, 
 btr ©d>iii^, bns SdjinOdjen, ©c^iti^Iriii, 
 Cdjiii^el; \u. in citiifrfr SBcbeiitiinjj) - obrr 
 - of paper, tin ^iipirrid)iiiOc(. 2. ± bni 
 a3riirttaii«f. 3. bet Sirotfeii (!BroB ic.). 4. 1 
 bcr $5ro(feii; j. SB. Scrap* of Latin, Intei! 
 nifdje aJrorfen. 
 
 Scraps of history or poetry, ^ifloriftte 
 tb. poftiiAe 55rii(<)(lii(f e , 5rn(jniente. -■ of 
 meat, firiiie ©ti'irfe ffleift^. 
 
 Scrape, skripe, (angeir. sereopan) 
 ». a. I. rd)rnpcii, f(t)nben, fd)nrren, ftfl^fii ; 
 (offi flbiffenbeii, nbfroi^eii; (out) nii^froijeii, 
 flii6frt)nbeii , niitrnbiren. 2. fd)nrren (u. ben 
 gugfii). 3. fdinben, nbfd)ftben; [1j)pogr.l 
 (ibpiiijen (bit 95ii(len); (from) ipegfeafn (ben 
 ©rfliib jc. I'Pii). 4. (diantn (biirrf) ©rf)nrren 
 bftuirfcn); (logetlier) jiifnnnncn|'d)nbeii, jii* 
 fnmmfMrd)nrren, (u. f) iufammenfd)iirren 
 (©rlbic); (up) niificfarren , (u. 1) inniineln 
 fliifhfliifen, oiifbrinflen (fflelb). Scraping, 
 fflr<j. 
 
 2. The chiming clocks to dinner call; 
 A hundred footvtept scrape the 
 marble hall (f(^)nrren in ter 
 Wfiirntorl)<i(Je). Pope. 
 
 Tn scrape off the dirt of one's shoes, 
 Me €d)ii()e (ibpiiljen. To - acquaintance 
 with any one, 6 mit &ineni SSef<inntfd)nft 
 iiid)rn, fid) bei (finem eiiiniflen, fi(<> 6" G''* 
 ne«) eiiijiird)nifid)e(n ftid)en. 
 
 Scrape-good, —-penny, bet 5''l' 
 t)nbi\\(l)n([e "yjitiw'd). 
 
 Scrape, c- n. I. fi^arren, frA^en. 2. 
 (niif ber (iJriaf ) frn^en, pebeln, fliinipern. 
 
 3. eiiifii Srii^fii^ nifltten. 
 
 Scrape, *■ i. bn« €d)nrren, Rrnt^tn, 
 €d>ropen, €d)nbfn. 2. bn« €d)nrren (mit 
 ben iji'ie*")- 3. ber ©(^nrrfiip, itrn^fiig. 4. 
 o bie yivti), Itleninie, aSer;taen()eit, (Quet< 
 
 sell 
 
 frfte, ?pftt|"(te. 5. t b« ilorb, bie (giW») 
 afeiife. 
 
 To bring any one into a scrape, o 
 Qrineii in Die llleniine briiigen. To be out 
 of the -, o M\6 nder aScrlcijeuIjeit frin. 
 
 Scraper, kkra pur, t. 1. (yincr. ber 
 idjarrt, fratjr, i"d)rapt, f(t)iibt. 2. (iUcrf jcug 
 jiim ©d)rnpfn rb. i£d)nbcn) ber (£d)rap«r, 
 .id)iiber, Cic Sd)riipe, *tod)iirre; iiriiijbiir; 
 lie; [bet £iipfir|lfd).j bie ^c^iibefrurfe ; bai 
 >£d)iU'eircn ; ( Daruii'iiitenfal'r.J bos i£d)iib: 
 fifen. 3. ber itnirfcr, jyiij, (SeijIjaU. 4. ber 
 uleiibe; 'Jicflcr, SiJitrftcDler. 
 
 Cliiiuney-sweepei'* scraper, bie 9{liji: 
 
 idjnrre btt ilrtiuiiiteger. [poliv|liil)l. 
 
 Sc r n per - bu ru i Kh er, ber £d)>lbe: 
 
 Scraping', skrti plug. t. bm £<i)i\bi(.i. 
 Scrapings ot tlie sireet, bue tyiQiel. 
 -s of ihe tiillow-casks, ber ibobeiifiit). 
 Scr Jiping-ness, skriL'ptugues, «. bie 
 
 pabiuAii. 
 
 Scrat, skrat, v. a. f ttafytw. - v. »■ 
 t ftijbcrn. - '• t ber 3iuittet. 
 
 Scratcii, kkratsh, (fraQen) p. a. 1 
 ftoljeii, |d)riinimeii, ril)en, friljiii ; (eiii|'d)iiri: 
 ten) riijen (tn6 &l<i6 jc.). 2. (in eiigenr 
 Sebeutniig) (mit ben ^rollen , 9i>igeiii) fni 
 i^en , ierMiiQen ; (out) ou^friiQtn. 3. (Ieid)( 
 uermiinbiMi) ri^en. 4. (|(t)lcd)t (C^rciben) fra 
 Qen, frit>iiii, idjniieren. &. t i tou'> infuni 
 men|d)niitren. 
 5. To scratch out a pamphlet. Swift. 
 
 To scratch out any one's eyes, S'liicili 
 bie Sliigen nuffrnijen. To - till the blood 
 come, bliitig frn^en. To - holes. £t>d)i'r 
 frntjen , fdjiuren. To - with the bruxii. 
 l'3J?ttn(Uub.] frn^eil. To - one s head for... 
 fid) ben Rvvi ierbret^en uber ... Never - 
 your lie.id tor that mailer, lap bic beemcgiii 
 feiiie grnue 5paare roadjien. 
 
 Scratcii, V. n. rm^en. 
 
 Scratcit, *. 1. bet dU^, 9vi6, bie 
 9{ii;e, igc^rnnime. 2. (eine liidjre iJnnte; 
 btx Dli^. 3. pt. Scratches, bit i£d)riin = 
 ben (ai\ ben gi'igen ber ^;i>fcrbe). 4. em &fut>, 
 eine 'iperrucfe. 5. (©.ilifitb.J bet e£<)lepp, 
 ®nljl"d)lepp, ©iilijleiM. 
 
 Scratch -back, btt 3{urfenfrn$er. - 
 land. t®d)Dttlnnb. — pan. {eiigl.^iiljiu.j 
 bieSiebrpfnnne. --work, eine ilri greefo: 
 mnkrei (bci ben Otniienern sgratiiio). 
 
 Scratcii, «. Old -, bet Jbbie, Icufcl. 
 
 Scratclier, skratuhur. «. i. bcr 
 Xta^er, ivriiUer. 2. bai 2i3trf}eiig jum 
 itr.iljen, a) [0)olbrd)mie6.] b<\6 ©d)iibeireu. 
 b) ISupferilcd).] ba6 itrn^eifen. c> [-MtetflU; 
 nrb.) bie ftroi^biirfle. 
 
 Scratcliiiig-ly, skratshingli, adv. 
 frn^eub, mit i(mijen. 
 
 Scra-tv, skriw, (it. u. erfifd)) «. + 1. 
 bie Dberpii(^e. 2. bet (gf|lod)ene; 3iii|"en. 
 
 To cut s craws, 9(n(en Oed)en. 
 
 Scrawl, skriwi, (ju crawl ge^orig) 
 ». n. I. + friedjen. 2. (f(^led)t, unlefetiid) 
 fd)rei6en> fri^cin. 
 
 Scrawl, V. a. (fd)[ecot, pUimp jcic^; 
 nen, iiiilcferlid) |"d)reiben) trigeln. 
 
 To scrawl out words, 2CiJrtcr fri^elii. 
 
 Scrawl, «. 1. (unlcreriid) ©eid)rie6e: 
 nef ) bn6 Q-ittri^tl. 2. [3?orbnm.) ein jeri 
 fnicfter 3i«eig. I(©d)mierer . 
 
 Scrawler, skriwl'ur, «. berfiriyicr 
 
 SCli 
 
 Scray, skra, *. bie ?0?eerrd)n)ftt6e, 
 ©eerd)iu>lU'e diirundo marina, gen. Ternn). 
 
 Screable, skre abl. (I,U. screo) atff, 
 * aii6gf!pii(fr iperben ftinnenb. 
 
 Screal^L , &kreke , ( |'d)iu. sktika ; 
 freird)oii; screech) ». n. freifdjen , qnirfen, 
 pfeiffn; (d. 9fabrrn, ll^nrcn) fniirren. 
 
 Screait, *. ber ed)rci, Qiiief. 
 
 Scream, skreme, (nngelf. reomian) 
 V. n. fri'ird)cii, (liiiit) i"d)rcieii. 
 
 To scream out, iiiiit niifrd)reien. To 
 raise a screaming cry. nilffrcirc^eil. 
 
 Scream, «. per ©d)rci, baS (i)erd)rei. 
 
 Scream of death, ein 'ilngitnif be5 
 tobf5. [tct ©d)rcier. 
 
 .Screamer, skre'mur, t. [Oritith.] 
 
 Screaming', skie'miug , «. bai 
 ©d)reiin, ilreird)eii, (5)ei"d)ret. 
 
 Screecll, skreetkh, (f(i)m. skrika; 
 freiid)en) v. n. 1. h(i\d)(H; nui!illi(t) \\i)ttitn, 
 l. I'djreifii (p._ ber ©iile), iiljncn. 
 
 Screech, ». l. ber ©d)rei, bai®tt 
 \'<\)rti. 2. bcr 9liigilf(t)rei, 9lii(iflrnf. 
 
 Screech-owl, bit t<ittfl\tu\e , bnt 
 ltiHut!d>fn, fioii^lcin. — thrush, [£)tnit().J 
 eiite 4lrt Droffel. 
 
 Screen, skrein. (ft. e'cran) t. I. 
 ^er ©d)irm, ©d)ii^, bie t)e(fe. 2. t (against) 
 ber Sd)irm, <Bd)Ufy, bie ©i1)ii$mel>t igegen). 
 3. ber geuendjitm , C)fen«, 2i\i)t>, 2Ginb» 
 fd)irin. 
 
 Foiding-sereeo , ber €(()inn , bi* 
 rpniii!d)e SSnnb. --wall, bie SSotinnuff. 
 
 Screen, ». a. I. f fd)irnien, berfeti, 
 urtiunl)ren, unterUiid) bringeit; (from) \d)it* 
 men, i"d)ii^en (oot). 2. f ny (from) |"4)u$eii. 
 brfc^irnien (odd. b) uerbergen. 
 
 To screen a eiiminnl from Justice, 
 einen ?5irbred)er ber fflerid)tigreit enrjieljeti. 
 
 Screen, (gr. krino; int. eemo) ». o. 
 fii'ben. 
 
 Scre«»n, *. b<\6 ©nnbdeb. 
 
 Screigit o'muruing-, ifd^ott.) 
 the first dawn. 
 
 Scre^v, skioo, (ft. rfcron; fc^ro. krnfj 
 ©d)ttuibei 1)0(1. sch roe f> #. 1. [<))Jed).] (ein« 
 Per 6 ined)niiifd)en iiiiifte) bie ©d)rflti6e. 2. 
 Pie ©d)riiuOe (iil6 rold)e). 3. (in engerer SBe# 
 Peutiing) ber ^orfiiel)fr. 
 
 Male screw, Pie ©cftrnnbe. Female -, 
 bie (©d)rnnbfn!> 'Biurrcr. Perpetn.-il -, bit 
 ©d)rniibe Dl)iie (S-iiDe , eiiPlote ©d)rnube. 
 Main -, Pie©piiiPel (an ©tiinf)ope=$reffen). 
 Archiiiiedes's — , Arcliimedlan — , bie 9Jt« 
 d)imcPird)e ©(((rniibe, aBafferic^rrtube, SlCnf< 
 ferrd)ncrfe. 
 
 Screw-caster, bie ©(fjMUbroflte. — 
 chase, tIi)Pogr.) ber ©d)rniibenriif)inen. 
 -driver, ber ©d)rniiben}ifl)er. --hook, 
 bet ^nfen mit ciner ©d)rn!i&e. --knob. 
 Pet Jtopf eincr ®d)riiiiOe. — • p i n « , 
 (^ot.j bet )«rf)lrted)enPe ^nnbnnn«. -- 
 plate. I. bn#.©d)rniibeei|Vii. 2. [(i)oIPr(<)m.J 
 fnr ©d)rniibetib(ed). --shell, [??nttitg.] 
 Pie ©d)riiiibeii|'d)iie(fe , bie ©d)r(tiibe , baS 
 d)riiiibt)rrn. --tap, 1. bet <Bcl)t!\ubt\u 
 brijrer- 2. bet ®d)r<iiitfnjapfeii. — tret, 
 ■i5i'r.l ber 6d)r.iiibeiibniim. 
 
 Scre^v, v.a. I. rd)mii6en; (on) ft^rnu* 
 beii (nil) , (iiifcf)mubcn; (in) etiird)rnuben5 
 out) (iii6rd)rniiben. 2. f perPre()cn , vtntf 
 ren, ueriiel^en; (into) uctiieljen (iii). 3. a) 
 
82(5 Fate. far. fa!l, fat. !VU. met. Finp. fin. N6, ni6vp, n6r, got, 6H. clofid. Ti'ibe. tiih. full. t//in. THis. 
 
 SCR 
 
 (np) in tie 5?rif)e i"cf)rnii('en, f)inniifrd)rrtii = 
 
 ten. b) i trfit'i'ii, iV.itiiifii; (up) ljiiuiiifrroi= 
 
 btw, !)ol;er t'riiifini, h&!;ft trfibeu. 4. tnirffii, 
 
 pnfTcii, (iiiet|'(i)fn , fleiiinien. 5. i (&iiiciu 
 
 btiicfeii, beDn'irfcu, Srniigcii. 
 
 2. He screw'd his face into a liarden'd 
 
 smile. Drvden. 
 
 To screw one's self, ± firf) eiiiniird)eu, 
 
 fid) ciiiM-iiiigni ; (into) fid) ciiimifd)ni (ill). 
 
 To - one's self into any one's favor, fid) 
 
 flti (Jfiicii niird)i)ieid)flii, fid) f'ei ©iiifiii ein: 
 
 fd)meid)ClM. To - one's self into any one's 
 
 acquaintance, fid) C'liieiii nuf^rl^ugen. To 
 
 — any one up to a liigiier pilcli , ©ilieu 
 ^B()cr fjcben, erl)i!>l)cn, 6-i:iem fort(;elfi'n. To 
 
 - up to one's designs, ((S-ilieil) in ftiu 
 3ntereffe jieljen , ^erumbcfonniicn, i)(vu\\\' 
 fricgcM. To — up tlie pins of power too 
 high, fi'tne ffii'iuiilt tniBtimiid)L>n. To - a 
 tiling out of any one, G-tluO^ <\Ui Qtmm 
 ^eriiuSUicfi'it , (S[\m\ niitlinlen. [bein. 
 
 Screi*', »■ [^M■fr^^•nrJneif.] bai Uebsr^ 
 
 Screiver, skroo'ur, «. Q-iner, bet 
 fc^niiibr, bai, VMi rdjraiibr. 
 
 Scrill>aci<>ll!Sif skiibi'shus, (u. (. 
 •cribo) aiij. 1. fd)reibfelig, fc^ri'ibiiitlig. 2. 
 ftf)reibffrrin. [fd)nibbelii. 
 
 SfU'ibhIe, skrib'bl, V. a. [Illd)lUib.] 
 
 Scribllle, (iC Mr. scribo; V. a. 1. 
 friijein, rd)niieren. 2. i jiifiinimeiifri^olu, jiu 
 frtminpiii'd)tiiii'n'n (eiiit' ©d)iitO. 
 
 iicribbit*, V. n. (i>ic( iinb fd)(ed)t 
 fcprfiben) fd)niiereii (o. (£d)ritt|li'llcrn). 
 
 Of scribbling menioiy, fd)rcibri'ligfll 
 «In^f^fen«. [ fas C45cfd)micr. 
 
 Scribble, *. l. bii5 0)cfri(3c(. 2. i 
 
 Scribble-scrabble, bai eUwbe &t: 
 f<i)mitr. [U'T, ©iiMer, <£d)niicn'r. 
 
 Scribbler, skiib'bliir, s. ijcr Sfrib; 
 
 Scrilie, skn'be. (fr. 20., U. I. scribo) 
 #. 1. § bn ©d)rciber; (6al)LT) 2. a) ber 
 ert)rfibi'r, ©efrctar. b) Der 9?Ptar. c) (bei 
 ten fliren ^iifen) ber gd)riftijclel)rte. 
 
 Jicribe, o. a. [bei 3iiuiiierl. , lifd)!.] 
 Quiii 23(l)iifc ^t•8 3iir<iiiinii'iifiiGCii«) jfid)iien. 
 
 Scrieviu , (fd)Ott.) glees om el y, 
 • w i ft I y. 
 
 Scriiner, skrimiir, (fr. escrimenr) 
 •. * bfr5-c'd)rcr, 5-ed)rmL'iflcr. [fiirj, fiiiipp- 
 
 Scrimp, skrimp, (fd)riiinpiVii) adj. 
 
 Scriiiip, i>. a. [9?i5rtuini.J fiivj, fdin, 
 fn.ivp tiiiidieii , jii f Iciu , ju f iivj , ju f iiiipp 
 n!nd)('ii. I(»fij()alf. 
 
 Scrimp, ». [9?t^rbani.] ber gilj, 
 
 Serine, skrine, (lat. scrinium) t. 1. 
 ler Sritri'in, ©djranf. 2. tk •Oluippe. 
 
 Scrip, skrip, (i>. tat. scribo) *. 1. — 
 
 Ob. - of paper, bn6 (berd)ricbenf) Sri'icf eb. 
 (Btiirfd)en Ropier, ber 3ettel, bie £i|le. 2. 
 ber iS)d)ein, [ipiiiibel] ber Oiifertin6;9lii!eil)e: 
 fd)fin. 
 
 Scrip, (11). ysgrab; fd)H). skiappa; 
 neillilt. scrippuni) t. bit Xafd)e; bui ©rtcf: 
 lS)tn, bn iieiitcl. 
 
 Script, skript, «. 1. -j- in Settel. ?. 
 -Ob. --type. (Ii)pDgr.I bie (£d)reibrd)rifr. 
 
 Script(»ry , skiip ture , (0. lat. 
 «cribo) adj. -f fd)riftlid). Swift. 
 
 Scrip! «r»l,»kiip'tshural,a<y.fd)rift! 
 ninfeitj. biDliid) ciiUiiJfnicf, £i'l)re jo. 
 
 Scripture, skrip'tsliilre, (Iiir. scrip- 
 tural f. i. i bit £4)i'ift (ctivn^ &:i(l)xict 
 
 SCR 
 
 beiieS). 2. bie (firilige) ©itrift, ^ibet. 
 
 Scriptliri.St, skrlp'tshurist, s. ber 
 
 Sd)nftiH'rriiiiibii)e, ©d)nftili'lcl)rrc. 
 
 Scrivener, skriVniir, (it. scrivanoi 
 s. 1. in iJiornr. 2. ber liliient, cyelPmafliT. 
 
 Scrofula, skrof lila, Uat. scrofiilae. 
 
 ilrcpf) J. l-lVeD.] bie ©froplielii , Sriifen. 
 ijcrd)iuiil|T. 
 
 Scrof ulous, skrof uliis.nrf;.[-TOeb.] 
 ■fvofiiiiiS, ffropijiiioS , briifisj, briii'i;iifi1)iuiU: 
 jlig, brufen!)efd)im'ililig. 
 
 Scroll, skr(!>le, (U. roll; fr. e'ciouei 
 *. 1. fie Ofulle (ii. (Sd)rifteiii ; £i|le. Shar. 
 i. [X)i'rl&.) ber ©trcifi'ii, iDL'riuif bag i)Jtorti> 
 eiiiee \li3apprii6 ilil)t. 3. [ilrd)ir.J ber©d)iii)r= 
 ffi, bie ^panoiie. 
 
 Scropliuinry, skrof'ulare , (fr. 
 .scrotiilaire) s. [^VnH.] bie iyrailliiuiiri. 
 
 ScrotOCeIe,skr6'l6scle, d. scrotum 
 11. gr. Kele) t. [-OJieo.] ber ijobeiibriid). 
 
 ScrotuiU, skro'ti'ini, (lat. ^iO.) *■ 
 lilliint.] ter ipobenforf, 33eutel. 
 
 Scroyle, skioil, W. fr. e'crouelles?; 
 t. t ber t'iiiiipeiil)iiiib, Simipeiiferl. Shak. 
 
 Scrub, skrub. (fd)lU. skrubba; fctjrilbi 
 bcii) V. a. id)nibbtii, rd)encrii. 
 
 Scrubbing-brush, ber ©(f)rubber. 
 
 Scrub, V. u. fid) rtbrarfcrii, fid) p^ictcii. 
 
 To scrub hard for a living, fid) fd)ill = 
 bell i^b. rtbfd)iiiben, utn fid) biird)iiibriiigcn. 
 
 Scrub, *. 1. ber nbgeiiiil^te, riiiiiipfe 
 ■53i'fiMi. 2. fa) ber fleiiic Sinl, iViiirpg. bi 
 Ocr eleiibe ■0)?eiird), Siinipeiiferl. c; (finer, 
 per fid) ab|"d)iiibet, fid) abrorfert. d) bm 
 ^unipenbing, ber SBifd). e) bie>.';d)inbninl)re. 
 Scrub-poet, ber Sfciiiuiiig , Sfeiiii: 
 fd)niieb. — writer, ber ©ubier, ©d)mie: 
 nr, elciife ©d)rifr|le(lcr. 
 
 Scrubbed, skiuU'bed. /n^O'.riippig, 
 
 Scrubby, skrOb'be, Jeieiib, «rin = 
 iVIig, rd)in'el. A scrubby cur, eiii elciiDer 
 >piinb. A .scrubby tree, ein elcnber a3rtiiiii. 
 
 Scrubber, skriib'bur, s. b{\^ ^taty 
 eifeii, bie ©d)iirre. [Scurf. 
 
 Scrur, skiuf, «. t ber ©djL'rf; f. 
 
 Scruple, skruu'pl, (lat. scrnpulus; 
 I'r. sciupule) *. ber 3'»i'ftl; bie 2Jebtiifiid)= 
 fcit, ber ©frnpct. 
 
 "Scruples of conscience, (yciliiifeilS; 
 jiuoiftl. (A man of fashionable honor) 
 makes no - to etc., triigt feiii 23eDeiifeii, 
 niinnit feiiien 'Jlnilaiib, iiiad): \iA) feiii &ti 
 m\\cu biiraiifi, jii ic. 
 
 Scruple, (fr. scrupule)*. 1. [Qlflron.l 
 Per ©friipcl (il)eil; •i))iiiiiire). 2. (ais die-. 
 iiiid)r) ber ©friipil ( = 20 (Sran; bei ®olb.- 
 fd)iiiii'bcii = 24 (yraii). 3. t bie iUeiiiigfeit. 
 
 Scruple, V. n. 33i'benfen tragen , 
 >Uii|lanb neijiiien, fid) ein (iieiuiffcn niiid)en; 
 cat) fid) ein ©civiffcn mad)en din^), fid) ein 
 SBcbenfcn mnd)en (I'ibrr). 
 
 Scruple, V. a. Qmni in J-rage flel; 
 len , in Siucifel jicl)eii obcr |Te(len , 'ilii|laiiD 
 rtcljnien, 3iDeiffl obcr ■Jlnilmibe Ijabeii luegen 
 . . , in -:8etreff ... 
 
 Scrupler, skruoplur, s. ber ^e: 
 benflid)e , nngillid)e, geiuijTenhnffe i)}i:en|"d). 
 
 Scrupulosity, skrOupiilo.N'ete, .f. 
 1. bie 93fDenflid)feit. 2. bie '!Uciigrnid)feit , 
 03eiuiffenl)afrigfeit. 
 
 Careful even to scrupulosity, beforgt 
 bis ^ui '21ena(llic()(ett, diiiiAuc^ bifurgt. 
 
 sen 
 
 Scrupulous, skroo'pulus, orf). 1. 
 
 bebeiiflid).. 2. ainjfllid), gnuiiTiiil)aft, ffriipin 
 lij5. 3. Iteliurfaiii, iHirud)rlg. 4. f jmrifdlj.ifr. 
 Scrupulou.«iy.skrua'piiliisle,a>iv. 
 aiigfllid), geu>iffeiif)iifr, ffnipiiiijg. 
 
 Scrupuloil.SneS<«,skii'KVpiiliisne(, 
 1. 1. bie ©eiuijyenl)afrigfeit , 21eiigtllid)feit, 
 i6eoeiif(id)feir. 2. Die grcige 25tl)urfamfeit, 
 i8orrid)r. 
 
 Scrutable, skroo'iabl, ndj. erforfd)< 
 lid). — Scr u ' t ab le n ess, t. bie Q(iotfd)t 
 Ud)feir. 
 
 Scrutation, skruata'shiin, ((at.) 
 t. t bie 5iH-rd)iiiig, (fi-fi>rrd)niig , 9iad)forf 
 rd)ii!ig, ^n'ifiiiig, lliirfrriid)iing. 
 
 Scrutati»r, .skruoiatui, s. I. t bet 
 5orrd)er, (5rforfd)er, lliitcrriid)cr. 2. (itn ge< 
 feijlic^en ©iiiiie) Ber Uiucvriu1)er b.r abgei 
 gebeiieii ©tiinmen, ©friiraror, ©timmeiif 
 faniniter. 
 
 Scrutinize, skruu'tini^e, 0. a. (ge< 
 nan, fritiiM)) uiuerfiidjeji , pnifeii, nad) Q-U 
 luii* forfd)en; Criuas erfi.>ri"d)eii, eiiier ©ad)e 
 nad)fiirrd)en, iiad)griibeiii. 
 
 Scrutinize, v. n. foruti'n. 
 
 Scrutinizer, skruu'iini/.ur. t. Qit 
 ncr, Ccr (JTiiiasj iiiirerfiid)r, erfin*rd)r, rinrr 
 ©ad)e nadjiiTi'd):. [fiin"d)eiib, iiad)gnibe):iD. 
 
 ScrutiUOUS, skruu tiniis, ailj. Mad)t 
 
 Scrutiny, skrOoiene , (fr. scrutin) 
 *. I. bas gcrfol)en, bie 9iiid)iLiru1)iing. (ge< 
 none, fritifcDe) lliiteriiid)iiiig, ^riifiing- 2. 
 (ini gciei)!. ©nine) bie llnterfiid)iiiin ber iib» 
 gegpbenen ©tininu-n. 3. (fun. 9?ed)t] bet 
 ©riniiiiietrel, bo5 ©tiiiini,ji'fteld)eii. 
 
 Scrutoir, skriotiSie' , (fr. e'critoire) 
 s. ber ©rt)reibei"d)raiif, ©d)reibfifd>. 
 
 Scruze, skrooie. v. a. [9 n. Dcrtt.) 
 Driifti'ii, brangt'ii, flcninien, qnetfcf)eui (out) 
 niifprelTcn, anjbriicfen. 
 
 Scud, skiid, (0. shoot, fd)iirten) ». n. 
 1. laiifen, renneii, eilcn, flfieijen; (away) fiirt« 
 lanien, forrfTicljen ; (along) forteilen, fid) fi)rt» 
 inad)en. 2. (*)J?ar.) lenjen. Scudding 
 under bare poles, nor iDpp 11. Zofcl letljeub. 
 
 Scud, V. a. biird)iaiifen. 
 
 Scud, s. 1. fine niebere, bnnnc 2Go(fe, 
 biiniie, ooni SCiiibe gejagte SColfen. Mar. 
 DicT. 2. b<{6 5e>rr)'liirjen. Gay. 
 
 Showery scuds, 9{egenn)Dffeii. 
 
 Scuddle,.skud dl, (gemBl)iil.) skut'tl, 
 V. n. eilig laiifen. tiir'teilen, oiu-reigeii. 
 
 SculTle, skiit'fl, ()U shiill'le geb.) 
 I), n. 1. fid) bafgen, fid) ()crnnird)liigen , fi(<> 
 rniifen. 2. jaiifcn. 3. e& fid) fiuicr locrbew 
 laffen. 
 
 We have nothing to scuffle for, loit 
 (jabeii 3iid)H3 niit cinanbcr niiijimind)eii. 
 
 Scuffle, s. 1. bie 23algi'rei, bai S?anbt 
 genienge. 2. bii6 (yejanf. 3. bai ©ctummel, 
 (Seiui'if)!. 
 
 SculTler, skuf flur, «. (S-iner, btt 
 fid) biilgt, fid) l)criiinfd)Uigt, ber iSalger. 
 
 Scug-, skug, (Diill. skygger) ». a. 
 (Deril.l lu'rbrrgfii. 
 
 Sculli, skulk, (fd)\\). skylo; ban. sklU' 
 ler) V. n. I. fid) uerilerfen, fid) oerborgen 
 Ijaltcn. 2. fd)leid)eii; (after) nnd)rd)lcid)en. 
 
 Scul king-place, ber ©d)liipitvinfe(. 
 Sculking-hole, b<\6 ©d)llipi'lod). 
 
 .Sculk, t. [^aibnifpr.J ein 'Sriipp 
 5u(V|f« . J 
 
Fate, far. fall. fat. ML mel. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, c\6ud. Ti'jhe. tiifi. fnll. i//in. I His. 8*27 
 
 Sciilker, skuik'ur, <. &iiier, in 
 fid) lurtHTiieii i)iiir. 
 
 Scull 7 kktil, ((d)]v. skalle; «knl; 
 ©itiile) t. I. t)ic i?irii|"(f)iile, 6er ^urin'iiMDi;!, 
 f. Skull. 2. tir finl)u, 9?acf)i.n, Gia-r, 6n6 
 firine 'Qoi^t; f. Sculler. 3. eiii furji'S '3i\{- 
 bn. 4. t»er 9iii6erir, i£iil)nfulirer. 5. laiiflelf. 
 •ceole) ttr v£ct)iw.)nii jyii'd)*. 
 
 Iroii-xcull, Die Srurmt)nii6e. 
 
 Scu 1 1 - boat, ber (Fvcr. — cap, 1. bie 
 ip.iiibe, iSrf>lnfl)rtii6e, 9iiid)tinui!e. 2. cine 
 «jnui)if, .Kiippe iiHtcr ber "55crrucfe. 3. bie 
 ^irfeiiiaiifce, 93ecfi'iil)iiul>f. 
 
 Scull, V. n. in einrm Soote lurirfen 
 (b. I). tS niirtelil tu\t6 eiiiiigen Stiibrr^ i>or= 
 Ujiirr* beiurjeii). Mar. Dict. 
 
 Sculler, kkul'liir, t. 1. bcr Ri\\)t\, 
 9?iirt)en. 2. bet Ka(jii», 3i.idjfiirTil)rcr, Qvtt- 
 fiiljrfr. ((j-i'niuljrcrloljii. 
 
 Sciill«*ra.^e, skiiriuii<ije. t. on 
 
 Scullery, ukuriiir^, (nnrYiVteiiiL u. 
 ■hell, sctle) t. [ill AtK^dlj bie £})fllbailf, 
 6d)eiifr>, 2D.ircf>l)niit, ber ©puliUiu, ber 
 
 Scullion, skuryun, (fr. (ouillon) «. 
 
 ber it ri>i)eiijiiii(ie ; bie @d)eiieniia(]b, ®d)riier> 
 frnii, CvHiiiMflb. [mcin, i(t)la1)t, iiicbri.i- 
 
 Sculliuuly, ikdryiiiilc, adv. f {)« 
 
 Sculp, skiilp, ll>iC. nciilpo) V. a. t 
 (in x»rli, ■OWiTiifli fiecbew, fitneiben, \d)n\t)tu. 
 
 Sculptile, skOip'iil, adj. gcfcOni^t, 
 (|ffJo(1>cii, aiifofhrtiif"- 
 
 Sculptor, kknlp'lur, (fat. ^.) «. 
 ber ftMiBMir, 2)iibl;iiuer , Sbilbfc^nitjer; ^u: 
 pfenli'dier. 
 
 Sculpture, skulp'tiliure, «. I. bie 
 fijilbiurei, ibilMumerfimil. 55ilbni-rfiinil, 53il6-- 
 I)fliierfi. 2. bfl« (£(f)iii9iiierf , bie 5}ilM)niier< 
 flrbrit. 3. bie fiiipfiT|lcd)frfiiM|l. 4. ber ^u> 
 pferilirf). Iii1)iicibcn, ilcdjrn. 
 
 Sculpture, p. n.r(f)nii}en,nii^l)>iiieti ; 
 
 Scuiii, kkuiii. (rr. e'ciiiiie; «£id)>iiiiii< 
 «. I. frr <£d)aiiiii (ciiier SluiVirtfeit, eiuc6 
 prilTKien "JJfiTiitIi?). 2. 1 brr Olurd)!!!!!!!, ^li\6' 
 nuirt. bif Spi't'iMi (t>ei SBi'Ife* :<.)■ 
 
 Scuiii, V. a. rcf).iiinirn, apr(1).iiinirii. 
 
 Sciiiiiber, skuiii'iiur, «.l/Ii}>iibiinVr.j 
 ber Jiifh^forl). 
 
 Scuiniiier,skuiii'tiiur,(fr. eciiiiiolre) 
 ». brr ®i1)iiiiiiiii'ffi'l, bie ©d)iiiiiiifcnf. 
 
 ScuillliiillK^H, skuiii'iiiiiigz, «. pi. 
 
 bie (iHMi ftcbeiibeii jJiiiiTiflfcitcii) flbflcfrtj.iunue 
 ©fiirerie. 
 
 Scupper, tkup'piir, d'p. rtcnpiD t. 
 S.. uppers, .Scupper-holes, ["^Jiflr.] 
 
 bie £pi-i(iiui-n, 2piiioif)fr. 
 
 W ood-Kciippert. ©pciiinteii nut ()M: 
 jernrn 53iirt>rni. Lead- — s, (SpeiQ.urii nut 
 btfirrneii ^iid)ieii. 
 
 (-Wi.ir.I Scupper-hose, bie TOmniers 
 ill(| ju fi" Spi'iiriti"". --leathers, «. pi. 
 bie Cfbrt ilbrr beii Speiiiatcii. — naiU. 
 «. pi. b'le ■•^3l,uth^>^I^ell. --plug, ein '^5iJorf 
 cb. SfiH'iVi, fill Spcilod) )ii I'lTih^pien. 
 
 Scurf, kki'irl. (iinacir. scurf) i. I. bcr 
 ©d)i'ri, Me 'jitiubf, .Rviiile. 2. t t t><^6 -W.ihl, 
 bie i)?.irl>f (filled ySiTbrrd)PiiS so. Urvuek. 
 i. ber ®d)rn', (ilriiib, bie ©d)iippeii. 4. i 
 (-of trees) bio 9i.iiibe. 5. efrjiid aiit brr 
 Dbrrfl>id)f 5;>.ifrnibfr, b.i* 5jlii*d)fn. 6. f bic 
 KmPe, Ol'iriJ>id)p (bcr (.S-rbr ic.i. (fiShre. 
 
 Scurf, i. lod)il;i)i>I.J tie iS'oijre, lad)*: 
 
 Scuriiness, skurf eoM, «. Me (<i)ot> 
 
 nge, iii'i'i^i'l': 35t|M).ijfciil)eit. 
 
 Scurfy, skuif'e, ati). I. fc^^urfig, (jriiK 
 Dig. 2. i\1)i'rf\irtiij, (iniiOiirtig. 
 
 Scurril, skur'ril, (Un. scurrilis) adj. 
 ppjTeiil)iift, i]ri)t>fd)erjeiib, l)i)l;ni|dj , ffurril, 
 rfurciurd); geineiii, iilcOrig. 
 
 Scurril tauiits, beleiDigeiibe @:id)eleien. 
 
 Scurrility, skurrlleci, t. bie -)>i>f 
 feiirciiji-rei, Srnrriliriit, bcr <irobe tSiterj. 
 
 SCUrrilou.«i, s'siirrllus, adj. poijeil- 
 l)iifr, gruordjerjeiic, t)bl)in\itf, |"f iirrtUifilj; ; ge^ 
 iiieiii, iiii'Driii. 
 
 Scurrilously, skur'rtiusle, adv. 
 poffeiih.ift, lUif ciiie iiie^rige 'iiJi'ij'e. 
 
 SCUrriluU.liUCMS, skui illusiie«. 
 
 s. bie 'i)>i(JcnHiiftigfeit, bne iJ5i.'iTi'"l)>'fti-', Cie 
 <5fiirrilitnt. Igrob, rd>iiijcie, geiiieiii. 
 
 Scurvtiy, skiirvele, adv. pliiuip. 
 
 ScurvliaeHH , skdr'venes , t. bl( 
 Ci>rut'l)eit, ^^liiiiipl)tit, ®eiiicinl;eit. 
 
 Scurvy, »kur'v«, ip. scurf; adj. 1. 
 i'd^orfig, gniifig, niubig, fra^ig. 2. t a. 
 rd)lctt7t, gnntiii, uerad}ilic(), niefiertnid^iig 
 bj |'d)ii'd)t (@-ffeii K.), gemeiii c(3ciui>i;iil;eit ic. j. 
 c) i'd)Ied)t, iiii>uigeiiel)iti. d; beleibigtiib (i<. 
 Jliiebnirfcii :c.). l®rt)tirlJC(t, ^forbnr. 
 
 Scurvy, (fr. scorbui; t. [-Dfi'b.j bcr 
 
 Scurvy-eaten, uutll tSd)>irbi>it icr- 
 frejicn. --grass, [Sot. J tn6 (3d).irbocf6. 
 fraiit, Si'ifelftnnt; — ale, bii6 SoiftlfriUit; 
 bier. 
 
 Scurvy, adj. |7i<rbiitii(<>. [Shak. 
 
 ScuNeM, sku'kcz, (illi|l. Excuses; 
 
 Scut, Kkiii, (i6I. skotti lu. cw(> *. bcr 
 (iir^e @d)iuaiij (niandjer Xt)i(tt), ■S/tmy 
 rd)iuan), >9iiii;; I'Wtubiiupr.J a; bie Finnic, 
 bcr «8tiir) , b>i£ (^cbcrlciii ( bciiii dCocljiuiiD- 
 brei). b) bcii '^liinic^cii, {Jcberlciii (bcr i^a-- 
 It'll, :Riiiiiiid)cn 20. 
 
 Scutift^e, itku'tidje , (iieulnt. scutn- 
 iuiui t. (rngl. (i)C|Vt).J bit £'cl)rii£bieii|lpi)id)i i 
 CieiiilpflidjrMre. 
 
 Scutcheon, skutsliin, (fr. ecus- 
 sou; i>. lilt, scutum) «. I. bcr '^<ippcnrd)iib, 
 (. Kscu tell eon. 2. f ini ^(t)M. 3. (lUi 
 >Sd)ii'iTcriu tiiii ®d)ilb. 4. ( 'Dfiitiirg. J bcr 
 ■iJriuiritilb (I'lclcr 3icicr). 5. l®iirin.J bae 
 id;iibtt)cii (iiim >]lciigclii ). 6. ( "JJJ.iiir.J bcr 
 ^d)iiiuilciii, biii £d)lwi}, ber ®d)IOMitctii. 7. 
 I'Mi.ir.) bii* tod)iib, bcr Spiegel. 
 
 Scutch eon -graft, v. a. [OJ.irtll.] an: 
 rd)ili"'cn (Cine liirt jii aiigclii). --graf ting, 
 ICiiariii.] tm 'ilnrd^ilbeii, ^leiigclu imt bcni 
 ad)ilbc. 
 
 Scute, skiite, ((.U. scutum) *. eine 
 friiiii. (4)iii">iiiriiijc = 3 £l)ifl. 4 d. Sterling. 
 
 S|;utellHte<l, skii'ieilatcd, (lat. 
 cuiell.i) adj. i'd)iiiTeiforuiig , ill (Iciiie gla^ 
 d)c;i, iJflPcr grtbcilt. 
 
 Scutiforni, sku'tefdrm, (lat.) adj. 
 [2lnat.l rdjUCforniig. 
 
 Scuttle, ■.kiit'tl. (angeir. scutel; (at. 
 sciiiclla) t. 1. bcr lueite fladjc itorb, bie 
 ■aj.inne. 2. ( -War. J bcr -Wailfi^rb. 3. t><\i 
 (ijittcr. 4. (aililfU". scyltel; fr. ecoutille) 
 1 OKar. 1 bie epringliifc. 5. [ -OTfiil)!. ] bi\6 
 •0)ifli(k<d). 6. (0. scud; rigeiltl. scuddlei bcr 
 eiliiie. fiirje Sd)ritr, fd>nclle (iJang, Saiif. 
 
 S c u 1 1 1 e - f i s h , f. Cuttle-fish. 
 
 Scuttle, ». M. eilig, iOtntll gcljen, 
 lauicii, renneii. ,. 
 
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 To scuttle out of the room, iiiit eiligen 
 ©d)rirtcn iat' Simnier itrrlancii. 
 
 Scuttle, V. a. iben J5obeii pber bie 
 ©ciien cince Srf)iffc5 jii iraeiib cnicm 3iuccfe) 
 Diirc^Ii:n1)crii, grofsc tbdnr l)inci 11 maiden, 
 grofee So(fecr in bicfciljcii ciiibrcd)en; biir<^ 
 G-inbrcd>uiig in'ii 2b(t)m\ in ben (Sc^iffd.) 
 5BDbcn ptriViifen (eiii Sdjiffi. 
 
 Scuttle-butt. --cask, [aiif Srf)itfen] 
 ein Jap nut euigeraijrer I'icrerfigrr Ocffiuing 
 ini i5aiid)f. [icnri1>laii.)e bcr Smeifopf. 
 
 Scytule, sii'Ai, ,. Oooi.] bie iJDar. 
 
 Scyiuetar, simeiur, f. CI meter. 
 
 S c y III e I ii r - » h a p e d . fat'cffijrinig. 
 
 Scythe, slTlIe, f. .Sythe. 1 
 
 Scytliiifc,.sii//'ca.5.((i)cogr.jSci)tf)ifn. 
 
 Scythiuu, sii/j'eau, adj. \t\)ti)i\<fy, 
 - *. bcr Sii)r()e. 
 
 Sen, lii, (aiigctf. sae. secgc) *. 1. (fin 
 groBcr See, j. 55. bi-r fafpuMje. tobrc, gari> 
 laild>e !c. ) bni "OTccr. 2. || The brazen -, 
 ini eljcrne ')Keer dm icinpcl Salomon). 3. 
 bie See, ini OMccr, a) ter Oie.ui, bni 20efti 
 iiieer. b) lein Iljeil br(y;ll'cii, eine gro§e 
 10ai7crm.i(7e, pom 2(\\\b< fail eiiigcrd)li>JTeii) 
 Mi -»fecr; J. 35. The - of Azof, 6a« njOl»» 
 \<i)t 'Miccr. c) [-Miar. ] «) bie See (2Bi>ge, 
 ■IScflc, ijliiif)). 15} ^bAi Sd)iuc(lcn bc« Ojcnu* 
 III eincm Stnrme) bie See; 9{id)tiiiig btt 
 ^JBcdcn. 4. i a) bA6 ■DJfecr (cine grpgc i))?enge 
 I'Pii {yliiffigfcitcn; j. S ) A - of blood, ein 
 ')»ecr iH'ii >i5liit. bj a>Ai unriil;ige e-Uiiieut) 
 bn6 -))feer. 
 4. b) ia a troubled sea of passion toit 
 
 MiLTOW. 
 
 [iJRar.] At sea. o^if bcr See. By -, jur 
 See, jii a3(iffcr. The main -, baA ()o()e, 
 pffcpe OMccr, bie l)i'l)c, iiffcnbare See. Nar. 
 row -, bic •OKecrciige, beriiaiial ; the narrotv 
 -s, ber (fnglii"d)e) ivaiial (jiuird)cn ^tantt 
 rcif^ n. (JnglanO). llij^h -. great -. bie l)Dhe 
 Sec, bn6 iingcririil!l -.Wecr. On the liigh -«, 
 aiif I'ffi'iur See. A heavy -, cine fcftiueri 
 See, Sriirjree. To ship a (heavy) -, eiiit 
 Snirjree bcfixminen. The ship heads the -, 
 Pa6 Sitiff gcl)t ber ilfidjriiiig ber JOellen ge^ 
 rabc ciitgcgen. A long -, eine lange See. 
 A short -, eine t\\x\t See. To kerp the — , 
 tie See l)altcii. To put (out) to -, oiU'tain 
 ffii, 111 See gcljcii pb. ilcd)eii, iinter Segel 
 gcl)cn. To go to -, ill See gf()eii. To lia 
 under the -, fli(le (icgeii d'. Sd)irfcn). 
 
 Half seas over, 6 l)alb betrun(eii, bene* 
 belt. 
 
 Sea-adder, [3oi'(.] bie ©eenatter. -- 
 aiienioiiy, (Bofl.) bic SccaMenuiiie, 'TOecr* 
 ncjT'l, ScciifiTel. --ape, [Boul.] ber See» 
 affc, ©ccbrartie, 'iJSfcilbradjc. --apple, 
 [•Sot.] ber @'d)iiiii$. --bank, I. bie See* 
 tfiilc, ■0??ecrc«fii|le, bas Sees, '5)?ccre«iifer, 
 2. bcr Scebamm, Secbeid). --bar, bie See» 
 (■d)!Ualbe (hirundo piscis). —-bat, [^^i 
 tItDi'l.) bie SccflcbermanS. --bathed, adj. 
 in bcr See gcbabct, geiuai"d)eii, in bit See 
 ge?aiid)t. --bear, [3ihM.| ber Sccbiir. — - 
 beach, bni (flad)e) (i>c|labe, bic Sccfuile. 
 --beard, [ i8ot. ) bcr gfirciiiu.iffcrfaben 
 (Conferva rupestris). —-beast, Cai See« 
 uiiacljeiier. --beat, --beaten, ^ ieebe« 
 fpuir, DOlU 'OTccre bcipilir. --bee, [BoofJ 
 bie Sccbrcinfc. -- bcl t, bcr Sudcrraiig. -, 
 beluga, ber lueifee X)elpl;in. --bindweed, 
 
;28 Vhtc, far, fhll, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, ni6ve, n6r, got, 6il, rlotid. Tiibe, tiib, fnll. l/^n, THia. 
 
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 [95Lt.] bic 'OTcern.inbe, bcr ^Keer., ©ecfofjf. 
 
 — biscuit, ter €rf)ijfcC-)iiuiet>act. --blub-- 
 ber, [3oDl. ] bie £lua(lc, ©eeneffcl, «))teer^ 
 ne(fel. — board, a) «. bie ©ccfiifle. b) adv. 
 flegeii bie ©ee ob. tai ^Tictt ju. — boat, 
 ta6 ©eefdjiff; [i3)inr.] ein ®(f)iff, bai5 lucniii 
 ill ©ee flvbeifer. --bo id, — bordering. 
 adj. nil bie €ce gi-en.iciib. --born, (liif 
 ber ©ee iiebiireii, in btr ©ee crjeiigt; fliis 
 ber ©ee (lamniciib, rcu bcr ©ce erjciigt. -- 
 bound, —-bounded, adj. iu>n ber ©I'f 
 Miiiflcbcn, uuKireiijt. --boy, ber ©cftiffS: 
 jiiiige. --breacli, ber (Jiiibrud) bes 'OJiee; 
 tt6, bie llc6crfl:iit()iing. —-bream, [^d)- 
 tl)i)D(.] bie ©arff[0|Tc. --breeze, bnS ©ee: 
 Jufrdjen, ber ©eeminb. --brief, ber ©ee= 
 brief, ©d)iff6pn(j; ©eleitiSliricf. — buck- 
 tborn, ber ©eebcrn , ©eefretijbiirii. -- 
 bugUss, bns ^:)Tieev(iiiii]tnfriiiit. — built, 
 fur bie ©ee erbaiir. Duvden. --burking. 
 [©efljaiibel] bn6 (tctriii]erifc()e) ©d)i'iterii: 
 Iflden eiiieg ©d)lffe^ und) uorlntififler l)i)l;er 
 fi5er|'id)criiiiij boiTelben. --cabbage, -- 
 cale, --colewort, ber gditre ^ttxM)i 
 
 — calf, io.& ©eefnlb, bie 3{oDbe. --cam- 
 pion, lai ©ecleinifrniit. —-cap, bie ©d)if: 
 ftruiu^e. --captain, ber (®d)iff^O iliipi= 
 tin. — caravan, bie ©eefiirnuniie. -- 
 eard,iic ©d)irf6rure , SBiiibrofe. — carp, 
 {Gd)tJ)i)o(.] bie *iJkcrnmfcI, 9)?ecrbro(Tet. -• 
 cask, bie ioiiiie. --cat, [Od)rl;i)i>I.] ber 
 getieoerte 5?ni, ipiinb^Ijni. — celandine, 
 bn& eifciiorniie ©d)l>lfrniit, ©d)e(lfraut. -- 
 change, bie biird) bie ©ee betuirfte S5er= 
 inbening. --chart, bie ©ecfnrte. -- 
 circled, 0011 bcr ©ce, oom 0){ecre iitiige- 
 ten Ob. eiiigefd)li'(i'en. — coal, o bie ©teiu- 
 foljte. --coast, bie ©eefiifle, «)Kecr(c«;.- 
 fiifle, bni 0)cflabe, [«)Jinr.] ber 2Bn(l. -- 
 eob, bie ©cenicoe. --cock, cine 51rt ©ec; 
 frebfe. --cockroach, bie ©ecnfTel. SBflf- 
 fernffcl. --compass, ber ©eefoiupng. -■ 
 eoet. [DriittI).] ber ©ecs, 5lu0=, 9}iecrteii< 
 fel (Fulica marina), --cormorant, bcr 
 ©cernbe, saSiificrrnbe. --cow, bie ©eefiil), 
 ber «0?nii(iti. --crow, bie ©ecfrn^e, bcr 
 6tri)et)er. — cut, bcr «))?eerfuttctni"dj, bie 
 ?(Kcerrpiniic. --daffodil, bie «»Jeeriior= 
 jifie, qjfccrlirie. --damaged, oom <See: 
 wnffcr bc|"d)ribiflt. —devil, [Od)'!;^'-] tcr 
 ©ccreiifcl, itriirciipfd). — dog, 1. bcr ©ccj 
 Jjiiiib, bie Sfobbc, bns ©ccfnlb. 2. eiii gifrt), 
 (lMc(lcid)t) bcr i?oi. PorE. --dotterel, 
 ber ©cffibi^. --drag, ber 9ln(;rtiig (t>a6, 
 lvn5 lid) nil ©d)iffe i)niigt). — dragon, 
 [3d)tl)i)oi. ] ber 9)iecrbrn4)c. --drake, 
 ber ©cernbe, bie ©ccfrnlje. — duck, bie 
 Wteereiite, bcr 'iiirpnii. —-eagle, ber ©fe= 
 Abler, 9Kccrnbler. --ear, [Sinturg.] bn* 
 ©eeo^r, ^)icerc!)r (Auris marina), —-eel, 
 bcr '5J?eernnl, ^oiigeninl. --egg, bn^SDtccrci 
 (91rt *)3iecriu'i(7e). --encircled, ooili 
 9J?eere, ouu bcr ©cc iinigcben. --engage- 
 ment, bne ©ecgefcffjt, ©eetrcffcn. —-fairy, 
 tie 9}rccriii)iupl;c, aBii(ycnii)nip()e. --fans, 
 s. pi. iai Wecrnioofi. — farer, ber ©cc: 
 fnl^rcr. —-faring, jur ©ee fnl;rciib, - men, 
 Ccrleute. --feaihers, f. --fans. — . 
 fen u el, bcr ©ccfeiid)c(, Wccrfcnc^cr. — 
 light, bo6 ©ccgefed)t, ©cetrtffc". --fish, 
 |)cr ©cefird). — foam, ber Wccrfd)niim. 
 •"lowl, btX ©ecocgc'/ ?'• Seafowls, 
 
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 bnS ©cegcooget. --fox, ber 9Kecrfii(^5 
 (spec. squaliiK). — g^ge, bie iicfe, bie 
 cill ©d)i|f i"^ 2I5affer fillft. — garland, 
 [23or.] bie ©cebliime. --gate, bie SCoge, 
 ■0}?ecrc6iuc(le. —-girdles, t. pi. ber^!)fcer: 
 rd)n.millUl (Fungus pIia.sg»noides). —-girt, 
 (ulj. ^ fceuiugiuTct, fecuniftuffeii. —-god. 
 f er ©cegDtt, -Miecrgott. --gown, bcr &d)'.i- 
 fcrmniirel. Shak. —-grape, bie 'OJieerbtnie. 
 --grass, [SjDt.] bile ©ccgra^, ^!)iccrgraS, 
 ber ©cctnng. —-green. 1. a) adj. meev; 
 gviiii, recgri'iii. b) ». bn^ ©cegriiii, ?Oieer- 
 gviiu. 2. [23ot. ] ber (^niTero ©ceiiibrcd)- 
 --groundling, bie ©ecgniiibel. -- 
 g u d j e o n , bcr ''JJtecrgruiibliiig , bie *))iefr= 
 gniilbcl. —-gull, I", --crow. — hand, 
 bic ©ecf)aub, bcr giiigerforf (cine 5U-t ©ee^ 
 forf^). --hare, tSt^i''-] bcr iliciiiciiiuiirni. 
 --hedgehog, ber ©ccigcl, ^JX'cerigel. — - 
 hen, bn^ Xiiiidjcrljul}!!. --hog, bn^ ?Ofccr: 
 I'djiueiii. --holly, laiot.] 1. bie©eeniaiiii^= 
 treu. 2. bie aJrfld)Di|"teI. —-holm, 1. bn^' 
 flcine iiiiben)ii()iite ©ilnnb. 2. [SSot. ] f. 
 — -holly. — horse, 1. bai ©ecpferb, 
 ©ccrojj, 2Bii(Terofcrb, 2SiifTcrrc^. 2. ^ bne 
 gliijjpferb, 3iilyferb. Drvden. 3. [3d)tl;i)i)l.j 
 bn^ 'OKecrpferb, *3Jiecrco|, ©ccpferbd)cii. -- 
 borsu-tail, shrubby—, bie "JirnubciifD: 
 ratline, --laces, t. pi. [95ot.] bcr 5)fecr: 
 fiibcn, «J)Jecrftrniig. --lamprey, [Qd): 
 t(}yi>l.] bcr ©d)ifF(6)()nIttr, groge ©niiger- 
 --lark, bie ©cclcrdjc, bcr ©eenionicl. -• 
 leek, bcr g)?ecrjiuiebcl , Wiiiifciioicbel. — 
 legs, ». pi. [^Wtar. ] ©eefujjc u. ©ccijnnbe 
 (bn^ aSerniijgcn, fliif bcm iBerbccfe ju Innfcn, 
 luenn bni5 ©djiff rd)liiigert). --leecli, bcr 
 i))tcevbliiiige(. — lemon, bie Diri6rd)ncrfe. 
 --lettuce, [93Dt. ] bie SEoif^niild). -- 
 like, loie bie ©cc, bcr ©ee aijnlid). -- 
 limegrass, b(i& ^iinrgras , 5pe(jfirn6. — - 
 lion, ber ©eelijiue. — loach, bie ^liigrnn: 
 Del. --longs, —-lungs, < pi. i. tiet 
 '5Jfccrrd)niim , ©ecfd)nuiii. 2. (airt ©ceforf) 
 bie ©I'duiige, ©ecfeige. — loom, berSBurit; 
 ftiigcl (2lrt Xnud)cr). --louse, bie ©cc: 
 Um6 (airt ^irebfc). — maid, 1. bn5 "OJfccr.- 
 iiinbd)eii, 93ictr|niiilciii, 9Kcermeib, bie SOm': 
 rcrniye. 2. bie ^iiiTcviii)tiipl)c, «B?ecriii)uip()e. 
 --mall, bie fleiue grnue ^^coe. --man, 
 1. a) ber ©ceninnii, '5)fatri'i"e, ©ecfnf)rcr (u- 
 (53ciucrbe). b; ber gcrd)irfre, erfiil)rene ©ee? 
 mnnn. 2. f bcr ^Keenunnu, Iriton. -- 
 man ship, bie ©ecuiailllffuil|'l. --map, 
 t bie ©cfftirte. - marge, bcr ©ecrnnb, 
 bicfvlippe. --mark, ["iJtnr.J bie ©tcfciiniing, 
 CnilDeefCluuilig, —-martin, f. --swal- 
 low. — -men, «. pt. Wntrofeti , ©eclciite, 
 ©ccfal)rer; -'s wages or hire, bcr ^Kiitro- 
 reiitolju. --mew, bie ©eeuicoe. --milk- 
 wort, trne ©ccmclffrnut, «));tld)Priiut. — 
 m o n s t e r. bn6 ©ecungc()ciier, 9)iecrmiinbcr. 
 -- m 00 n , bcr nunibHiriiiige ©ecilcrii, '2}iiiiib. 
 --nioss, bie ^orndeil. --mouse, bk 
 ©cciuiiii*, g)?cerninn6, bcr 6)iJ!biDiirm. -- 
 nacre, bic ©tecfimird)el. — -navelwort. 
 bn^ i©eeo 9iiibclfrniit, ber OTnnii^Ijnriiifd). 
 --navigation, bie ©ccfd)ifffnl;rt. - 
 needle, [ 0({)r(;i)ol. ] bie gjfcernabcl, bcr 
 \J?iibcl(;cri)t. --nettle, bic ©cciiefycl, gjiccrs 
 lU'iycl, f. — -an em on y. —-nymph, bie 
 ©cenpnipiie. --oak, [ 93ot. ] bie ©cccidic, 
 0)iecrcid;e, — onion, bcr ^Jiccrjiuicbel, bic 
 
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 §nfpeliuurj. --ooze, bcr TOccrrd)tflmm. 
 --otter, bie ©ceotrcr, 9!)fecrLittcr. --owl, 
 [rid)tl)i)ol.] bcr ©cc()iifc, •"Wecrljafe. --pad, 
 bcr ©ecfteni, ©tcriifirfl) (Stella marina). — - 
 panther, ber I(;illlfiird). --parrot, [^dft 
 cl)i)ol.] ber ©ccpapngei, ^J?cerpiipngei. — • 
 partridge, [3d)tI)yol. ] bns ©cerebl)iil)il, 
 bie Siingc. —-perch, bcr ©cebijrS. — • 
 pheasant, [Driiiti;. ] ber ©eefnfan. -- 
 pie, — -pye, 1. bie ©ecel|1er, ber ©eetnu« 
 d)er. 2. I Od)tl)t)ol. ] bcr ©itMcpfenfifd), bi« 
 'Mccrj^tiicpfe. —-pie, bie ©cepii|lere (iJlrt 
 5lcird)pn|lere). --piece, ['OJfnl.J bn6 ®ee» 
 lliid. --plant, bie ©ecpfliinje. —-pond- 
 weed, b(i6 ■'JKecvfnmciifr.nit, bcr SJfiiglarf, 
 ^ii>>i(Ter(ii<f. --pool, tcr ©nljiee. --port, 
 I. bev ©ccljnfcii. 2. — ob. Sea-port-town, 
 Dcr ©cef)iifcii , bie ©ee|taBt. — pudding, 
 [3bi'I.] bie ©ccncffcl. --purse, ber ®ee» 
 bcuteJ , bie 2)iirni|'d)eibe (3irt ©eeforf). - • 
 pur slain, ber '>»fecrpi>rtulnf. — qua- 
 drant, ber S'lf^I'^lliif'- --quince, bi« 
 ©eequitte, bcr ©eetmfl (3lrt ©ccfort). -- 
 raven, bcr ©CCrnbc. --resembling, 
 mie bie ©ee, bcm 93fcerc (iijiilid). --risk, 
 bie ©ccgcfa()r. — robber, ber ©ecraiiber. 
 --rocket, [23ct.] bie Wcerrniife. — room, 
 [■07fnr.]bie ©eerniimte, 9{niinitc, ber©ecrauni, 
 9?aiiui; to get -, flbgicreii, bie ©eegcioiii* 
 lien, --rover, 1. ber ©cermibcr, 9{aiib» 
 fd)iffcr. 2. bai afaubfctjiff. —ruff, [5c!>« 
 rl)i)0l.] bie ©cecrfe. —-rush, bie Sit--, 
 ^Ttetv, ©trnnbbinfe. — salt, bn6 ©eefnij. 
 -•samphire, bcr 'TRcerfendjcl. —-scor- 
 pion, bcr ©ce.-, 93?ecr|"forpiiiii. --serpent, 
 bie ©cci"d)(niige. --service, bcr ©cebienil. 
 --shark, bcripni, ipnifiifd). --shell, 
 bie ©ecniiii'd)c(. --shore, bn6 ©cciifcr, 
 bic ©ccfiiilc. — sick, leefrnnf. --sick- 
 ness, bie ©ecfraiifl)eit. --side, bet 
 ©rrniib, bie ^I'ijle, ©ccffiflc. — grape, 
 [SBot.J bic ©cctrniibc niit boppctten >JIel)ren. 
 
 — sleeve, bie ©eefnije, bcr lintcnjird), 
 55(iicfiird). --snail, bie 23enii^mii|'d)c(. 
 --snake, bie ©ec)"d)langc. --spoon, 
 bie 2i>ftcird)nccfe. --spurge, bie ©trniib» 
 eiipl)ovl'ie, 5lBiiJTereiipi)nrbie. --star. [3d)» 
 tl)i)el.] ber ©ecilcrii, ©tcrnftrf^. --stores, 
 *. pi. ©d)ifF';L'Drrntl)e , ©djiff^bcbiirfnifTc. 
 
 — sun-crown, ( 21rt ©ccftcrii ) bie ©ce» 
 I'Dimc , bcr ^TOcbiireiijlern. --surgeon, 
 ber ©d)itftjn)iinb(irjt, ©d)iff3d)irnrg. -- 
 swallow, bic gcmciiie ^5)iecrrd)n.wilbc. -- 
 surrounded, ooii bcr <See iinigcbcn , fee* 
 umffoffeii. --term, ber ©d)iffi'nii6briicf, 
 bnS ©ccivort. --thief,, ber ©eernnbcr. -»- 
 ticks, f. Woodticks. --toad, bie ©ef « 
 frotc. --torn, oiMi bcr ©ce jerriffen. -- 
 tossed, --tost, iH>ii bcr ©ee (jiii: u. ()crge» 
 luLirfcn. SiiAK. — town, bie ®ee|liib.t, ber 
 ©eel)n|en, bie ^afcii|1nbt. —-trade, ber 
 ©crljnnbcl. — turtle-dove, bic ©cctniibc, 
 gr&iiliiiibird)e Innbe, Iniu-^crniiibc. - - 
 unicorn, bnS ©eecinl;iHii , ?Diecrciiif)erii, 
 bcr Wceranl. — urchin, f.-- hedge hog. 
 
 — voyage, bie ©eifnljrt, ©ecreife. -• 
 walled, ^ oiMi ber ©ee umnebcn, bcrd)u5f. 
 --ward, a) adj. gegcii bie ©ee gcrid)ret. 
 l>) adv. fcfliinrte. --ware, bilf ©illjfrnilt. 
 --water. bn5 ©ecmnffcr, 'DJTecni'niTer. -• 
 weed, tai '•Wcrriirn^, bie ©ciiiicffel. -• 
 wit, bcr •!))iiun)|Ciiiui(j. --with wind, 
 
Faip, far. fAll, fat. M4, mit. Fine, fin. NA, move, n4r, got. hi\, d6fid. Ti^b». tub. fi^il. i//m. Illis. 829 
 
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 [95ot.] bie TOemuinbe. Sea -wolf, ttt\ Sealing-- 'ivax , sele'ing'waks, ». 
 
 ©feiuolf. — wormwood, bfrSecivcnmitl). Ini S\e<\eUui\(t)6 , ©ieijeilart. 
 --worthy, tniiflliil) in ©ee ill gftjtn , lee: , Seam, seme, (nugclf. seam; ©mini) 
 ^nlteiib, jimi ©eeMeiijl tnuiilid) (U. ©d)iffen). •«. 1. (in 'Jii'rDfini. nic^t gcbr.) (em •iBftip; 
 --worthiness, bie 1niiglicf)feit jiini ©ee. ber ©nuni, - of corn, ber ©aiim itorii ( = 
 b'tiifle. --wrack, ( SBot. ] boS OKfcrgni^, 8 2Juri;cU; ob. bo6 eiiien ©.iiini cntljiiltcnbi- 
 fcer Iflnfl, SEnffirtiemen. --yoke, l<Biar.] ©efii#>; -of glass, ber ©auin (aiad ( = 
 
 tic 9{iiberpiune. 
 
 Seal, sele, (nngttf. leol, »ele) «. 
 I3ool.] bn6©cefalb, bere«l)iiiib, bie9{o66e. 
 
 120 <pfiinb). 2. bie ij?iil;t, a> iDer Drt, luo 
 jivci ©tijtfe jiirointiieiigeiialjt fiiib;. b) (bet 
 ©d)iffcii; bie giige. t) bie ©piMte. d) bie 
 
 Seal-blubber, ber 9{ol>beiii"pe(f. --iOnnbe; ©d)r.imnie, ber Dtig. 3. (••Kiiiernlg.J 
 fish, (3diilii)o!.] ber ©tor. --killer, bie 'Jlber, bos Eager (u. 'OKeiiifl, ©teiiifoljleii 
 ter 9fobbenfd)liiger , gjobbenflDpfer. --oil, kj. 4. h:|5ferbe(irjeneif.] (nut^ pi. Seams; 
 
 ber 9Jpbbfurl)rnn. — skin, bii« 9{Dbbenfell, 
 ©eclniitbrien, bie ©eel)iinb«i)niit. 
 
 Seal, (nngeU". sigel, sigle; ft. »cel, 
 •eeau; lat. sigillum) t. I ini ©legrl, S^tt-. 
 fd>nft, ber ©tcmpel. 2. i tai ©icgel (9lbi 
 6i(b). 3. bii6 ©ifflcl (ber Slbbnitf eine« »il- 
 bf«), ber ©tempel 4. i a> bn« ©iegel (bie 
 ©ciliuigiing; SScrficteriing). b) bn< ©iegcl 
 
 bie i^oriii'palte, ^ornfliift. 
 
 Fi.ii seam, bie pintte 'Wnfjr. Monk--, 
 eiiie biiicl).ji'iiiil;re >Jiiil;t. (ber SRig. 
 
 S e a m - r e u t , bie niifgeipriiiigeiie 3^>il)t, 
 
 Seam, v. n. I. ^urnnnueiiiintjeii, )ii> 
 {■nnimeiifiigiii , eiiifugeii. 2. fdjmiiiiiicii. 
 
 A seamed face, ein fit)raiiiiiiige6, i*er: 
 I'C^raninitcd QScfld}!. Seamed wiiti wounds. 
 
 (bie Sbebiiifliiiifl; in ber ^^Ijrnfe) Under the|i'Dll ihmi aBiiiibriinuiljIen, aEiinbmn^lern. 
 
 - of secrecy, nnter bem ©iegel ber 95ir=| Seam, (niigetf. seiui; »». saimj *. f 
 f<tii>irgeMf)eit. 5. bfi6 ©iegel (bn« einen 53rief bn6 ©d)iueinrrt)mn!j, ©c^iueiafctt, ber ©perf, 
 Ofrfiegetnbe ©ifgdn'n(^«jc.). 6. laSJnibtnfur.J i tai 'Jetr; brr Inlg. Shak. 
 tie 5-al;rte ber 5ii*Dtter. Seaiiian, f iintrr Sea. 
 
 To put under seal, oerftegefn, jufifOf'"' ' Seamless, seme les mj/. feine OTnljt 
 ftegein, iintir ©irgel kgen. Under hand and tjol'i-iiD , rljiie Oiiiht. [geiniumibframer 
 
 -, unter 93riff ii. ©iegel. To set one's - to. .,| Seamster, sem'siiir, «. brr ^fiiljer; 
 ? u. i fein ©irgel rtnfbriirfcn. To put the, SeamstrediM , sem sireH, dingeli. 
 -upon.., iintcr ©iegel legen, iicrnfgflK-l ««'""«^'>"e> »• bie gTiiljerimi, SJnijterinn; 
 To take off tlie -, bi: ©irgel obiifl)nien.^ Seiniu.iiiPfraniernin. 
 The king's privy -. ber fcMifllidte gil)cime| Seamy, siuiA, ndj. eiiie9?nl;t, 9{nf)te 
 ©itflelbeiu(il;rer. Onr lady's-, [»ot.] bie Ijflbenb, joignib, nut 9?.ii)ten. [©eite. 
 
 fd)iuorje3nnnrfibe,©(f)meermuri. Salomon's! Seamy side, bie %il)trcite, unred)te 
 -, [»ot.J bn6 ©nlpinon^riffl'!- (r*'iirJ Seaa, scne, (fr. seine) *. bie ©ege, 
 
 Seal-ring, ber ©iegelring, ba6 ^ets^ bn« ©ignicO , ©rfjlcppnelj, ©rfjlngnetj. 
 
 Seal, ». a. l.?fi»0'i". l"n<^flf"'' '"■rfie- Seaiinacliie, i.\<t)on.> Highland 
 (jeln (!8riete ic). 2. (up) a) jiiriegeln. b) i to an tiqnary. 
 
 - Ob. to -up. iieriifflfl" (bie Cippeii ic). 3. Seapoy, si'p^i.V (perr.slpahi;l)inb. 
 i uerfiegclii (n(f)ern). 4. uerfiegelii, befiegein, Sepoy^ jsepahai)*. [ujlinb. 
 unterriegcln. 5. l a) uerfiegeln. bj befiegein, TOilir.j trr >aeflp»l>. 
 
 teftnrigen. c) uerfiegeln (geljcim l)nlren). d>\ Sear, sere, inngelf. searan) v. a. l. 
 J (up) I'erfifgein (eriTi(len). 6. niifiegeln. 7. (trixfen u. Ijnit)^ breiincn clljiinbfii, bie 
 1 fefl mn(t)en. 8. lZtd)».] uer d)lic0rn , i-er- $>«uir, t>,\i SJleud)). 2. i a) fengen; uencl): 
 (legeln, perpict)en; [?lrd)it.) (mitfiitt, fflipi$,'ren. I>) I'cririjen, brnnbninrfen, befctjinipfen. 
 Wtortcl, 25lii) befciligcn, einfrtjcn (ein ©rficfe) II i'crl;nrtrn ibn6Ci)riuincio. 3. (bei©d)iici' 
 pvll, G-ifin);init95leieingieecn. 9. (lempein. jbcrn zo mi ciiier breniienbeii <!i5iid)*fcrie) 
 2. b) Seal your lips, - up your lips, ' luidjfen (3ciio«, bie ftd) Iei(t)t niiefiil'el'U. 4. 
 
 perfiegelt cure Cippeu (b. Ij. fd>iueigt). 
 
 SlIAK. 
 
 5. a) And ere this hand, by thee to Romeo 
 
 sealed etc. Siiak. 
 
 5. b) And with my hand I seal our true 
 
 hearts' love. Siiak. 
 
 To confirm bysealing, befirgrin , iitt> 
 
 terfiegclii , beflAtigen. To - one's bosom 
 
 upon the secret concerns of a iriend , bie 
 
 gei)eitnen ^ngelcgenljeiren eiiier t^rfiiiibej in 
 
 feineni 2>ufei; ben)al)ren. Sealed eartli, 
 
 bie ©legclerbe. [gen; + (unto) uerfiegeln. 
 
 Seal, V. n. fiegeln , ein ©iegel ant^an: 
 
 I will seal unto this bond. Siiak. 
 
 Sealer, selur, t. l. ber ©jeg(e)lcr, 
 
 Berfirglcr. 2. ein 93enniter be* Jlnnjlfige: 
 
 tiditi (in chancery), ber 2Drit« (Cycrid)t«» 
 
 mrlfen. 
 
 Seared, a) bfirr. h) i njflf (9Hter JO. 
 
 To sear up, 1. jubreniien (biird) SSren. 
 
 ncn I'crfdjiu-gciu. 2. t I'trjlopfen ; i>crtri'rfiien. 
 
 2. Cherish veins of good humor, and sear 
 
 up those of ill. Temple. 
 
 Sear, adj. trorfen, bi'irr. 
 
 Sear wood, ^ur^c«, fobteS $Plj. With 
 Ivy never -, tnit eiuig gn'iiieni (S-pljeu. 
 
 Sear, #. bie Irorfcnl^cir, Diirre. 
 
 Searce, s«rse, v. a. t fieben, biirc^: 
 fii'bfii, fein fii'ben. 
 
 Searce, t. f H6 feine ©ic6,i^Aarfic6. 
 
 Searcer, serse'ir, «. ber ©ieber. 
 
 Search, sertsh, (fr. cheicher) v. a. 
 1. Qtm([i fiid)en, nad) Q:tma6 fi:'rrd)en. 2. 
 biird)fiid)fn (ein i>nii«, eiiien SBmb ic), ui. 
 
 tefeljle) n. Dofumente ftrgelt. 3. [^prbnni.] fitircn, ben(()tigcn. 3. (mit eineniSEerfjeiige) 
 ein ©teinpelbeainter, "^tv Wiige, P)eii)irf)te, unrcri"iid)eii (eiiie SBiiiiretc); ? biirdjiuil^ien 
 Ceber:c. ju (Innpcln Ijrtt. (ber3?Dbbcnfniig. !(ben ^«fen>. 4. || iinterfnct)'"'! , priifen. 
 
 Sealing-, selring, t. l©eel)oiibei] j A searching cold, eine biirc^bringenbe 
 
 Sealing-vessel, ber 9{obbeiiflepper. itiilte. 
 --voyage, bie ijiiljrt aiif ben Jfobbenfaiig j Tosearchont, (fnc^ien , 6i* innn fin« 
 
 SEA 
 
 bet, btirc^ ©lichen ftnben) auffinbig mci(^en, 
 ergruiiDen, erforfcften. 
 
 Search, v.n. l.fncfeen, forfcben; (for) 
 ru(^fn(nod)), fondjen (iiiic^), ((*-iiieii, ©nun*) 
 l"nd)en, niifriid)en; (after) i"iid)en (iiad)), ion 
 fctien (nad)), (eiiierSadje) iiad)torrd)en. 2. fic^ 
 (nnd) (S-tiuiii) iinifrljeii. 3. furrd)en; (imo) 
 frngeii, fi)ri'd)en, fid) erfuubigeii (nad)). (.&:> 
 iuo6) gen.iu, gri'liiblid) iiiirfrriid)en , prufeii, 
 crgriiiibeii, erfonrfjeii; in G-iiuiie eiiibriiigen. 
 
 Search, *. l.bn^ ©iid)in, bieSndje; 
 (for, after) bii4 ©iidjfii (iiiid)), '3iiifriid)eH ; 
 l^TOinemig.] iai ©iljiirteii (imd)). 2. bai 
 5or|"d)en, >)i.id)rpuren, bie (Jon'd)Hng, 9t,i(^i 
 (ondjuiig ; (after) biU giriAeii , ©treben 
 (iind)). 3. bie lliiterriid)iiiig, ^IJriiiung. 4, 
 ttM t)nrd)rud)en , bie Diu-(t)fiid)iiiio, ajefict>i 
 tigiiiig, 2>ifitarii>n. 
 
 Right of search, bn« Diird)rHd)ung«« 
 tt(t)t. After a long — for the boy, nnd)< 
 bem er, innn jc. ben Kiuiben Mngc ge(ud)t 
 l)iirte. In - of God and nature, nild) C^Dtt 
 unb ber >J?ntiir fi'r|d)eiib. To spend one's 
 life in - of truth, fciii gnnje* Seben ^in» 
 burd) bie 2Kiiljrl)cit fii(^eii, nnd) iDiil)rl)eit 
 forfdjen. To go in - of . . , G-tiua* niiifudjen, 
 eiiier <Bi\(i)e tind)|lrebtn, gtl)en nnd) . . . Nor 
 did my —of liberty begin, till etc., ni)4 
 fnc^te id) bie $reil;eit, wed) fiid)re id) fret iU 
 iverbeii, ali bis tc. Ubyden. 
 
 Search-warrant, [ 9?ed)t«rpr. ] be» 
 $niif riK^iiiigf beffiil , ■Diir(<)riid)iing«bifel)l. 
 
 Searchable, seitsliabl. ailj. bnrd)t 
 (i\d)t, iiiiteriiic()t, erfon^t luerben tijiiiieuo, 
 txiov\d)Ud). 
 
 Searcher, slrtsh'ur. «. i. ber ©n« 
 djer; (for) (S-iner, ber (iinc^i G-tiunS \ud)ti 
 — for mines, ber <Bd)\\ fet; — of gold on 
 the banks of rivers, ber 0)Olbfnc^er, ®Dlb> 
 iviift^er. 2. (after) ber 5orfd)ir (iiac^). 3. 
 (•0 ber e-rforf4>i'r , lUmrfiic^tr, ^nlfer; 
 the - of hearts, ter ^Ticri'iiprfKir , ber bit 
 $erjen ttftirid)t (b. I). ®ott). 4. a) [Conbon] 
 ber Ci'i4)eiifd)iiiier, 2i'i(^ciibefid)rigcr, lob* 
 teni"(l).nier. b) [3i[liucf. ] ber Sji'i'ic^jtiger, 
 gSifitiitor, OJiltfrt'eiV^iUier. c) [Derrl.] iet 
 Beberiiifpeftpr. 5. a) ['iUrrifl.] ber ©tiirfprix 
 ber, ©turfuijlrer (ein iUerfjciui). 6. [Oerrl.] 
 ber Siitrcr: k. prober (ein 2i3frfieiig). 
 
 Searcher's fees, bie !5efi(^(igiing<' 
 flebril)ren. 
 
 Searching*, slrtsh 'ng, aif;. biir(^> 
 bringenb (Jtnlre, 9{i'De jo. 
 
 Searching, «. l. bie Diir(^fu(f)iing, 
 $efi4)rigniig. 2. l(Fl;ir.] t><\6 ^piiiciiibriiigen 
 eiiie^ 5i;crfji:iig^ in bie 5pariibln|'e, utn ju 
 nnterfa(i)en, vb ber ^ntieiii am ©tein leibc 
 ober uid)t. l\vr\d)iid}, 
 
 Searchless, slrtsirils. adj. iiner> 
 
 Sear-cloth, sere-kloiA, (angelf. 
 sar-clath) «. ba6 !!Dad)^pf{afier, engiifd^e 
 
 Searednes!* , sirldncs, «. l. btf 
 
 Sutlaiib, ba eiiie <ii3inibe k. gobrannt wot' 
 ben i|l, bn ©riua# gcbrnniit, ornVl^rt i(l. 
 2. 1 bie lliienipftnClid)rett, OJ.'tiiljlUMlgffit- - 
 of conxoience, eiii I'erljartetciJ (yi'iuturn. 
 
 Seai9i>n, sem. (fr. saiion) t. 1 bie 
 3nl}r(e^)jeit; tlie spring--, bie 5rnl>< 
 liiigfijeir ; the s u in m e r-- , bie ©onimer* 
 jeir. 2. i a) bit Svit (iiiitcrrd)irbeii vpii on* 
 berii). b) bti- Sf", rrdjte, be.-|iieine, pajfeuDt 
 
830 FAlP, far, faF!, fAt. M4, met. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve, n8r, s;ot, 6iJ, cl6(\il. Ti'ibe. tiili, full. t/nn. TFIu. 
 
 SEA 
 
 Seit. 3. bic ©nifoii (3eit, roo bie f(t5nf 
 Ci5elr in ^fr iSro&t ic jiifnmmenfiMiinit k.), 
 irurjfit, 53n^ej(■t^, 55riituieiiifit, tie Sd>iiu: 
 fpicrjeir. 4. [aBiiiMiifpr.] tie Soiifjcit. 5. 
 (je^t 1 e a s i> II i II g) fie 2i>iirje. Shak. 
 
 In season, in good -, jii rrC^rer S*^''- 
 Out of-, iiiiBer tier Sfit, jnr llnifit» •"" 
 '(jcli'oeii. To be in -, nod) recf)t (iiod) jii red): 
 ter SeiO fomnieu. To be out of -, jii tpat 
 feill OD. fominen. Every thing in its -. 
 aifle* jii fciner 3eit. Before the -, uor bet 
 3eit, friKjji'itifl. He knows best the fits of 
 tlie -, er lupiy (im ^citen, lunS bie 3i''t be-- 
 flehrt. For a - ffir eiii 2BciIc()en, fur einigf 
 gi'ir, eiiilge 3i'ir Mug- 1" 'I'e niean -, mi; 
 terfefTeii , iiitcfyeii, tenueiie. This -, i)eutr, 
 iie\t6 ^a{)t. In due -, (JII) feiiier 3eit- We 
 had a full -, ei luiireii EiiefeS ^a\)r uiele 
 5Bniiiiifii!iii|lf, 25nbgii|1e bn, t>ie fdjijne SS5elt 
 f)iirte \idf iieiei 5al)r in grower S"!)' tinge' 
 fiinbcn. 
 
 Season, v. a. 1. ivurjen, nnmnc^en 
 (with, luir); to - witli salt, faljeii ; to - 
 with sugar, jlirfern. 2. i a) (witli, niit) 
 ttiirjeii cfd)iiinrfl)iifr, nngeiic^m, unfirOnftciiD 
 fllrtC^eii). b) (to — any one with..) ©ini'in 
 Oftiuns bfibringeii, eiiiRi)6en. c) niilbern, 
 nin^-igen. Shak. d) in eiiicn giitcn 3n|1nnb 
 terfe^cn, in giiteni 3ii|1>i"6e cr^nltcn, be: 
 renl^ren, uor SScrtrrbcn fi(^ern, por lle6cr= 
 tteibimg fdju^cn. Shak. 3. nn^iuitterii InfTcn, 
 flufiuitrern, trorfen lucrben Inffen (^niil)0li 
 IC). Seasoned timber, trprfenei S8i1Ul;0lJ 
 4. bind) 3eit ob. OJeinpIjnfjeit ge|V()icft inn> 
 <(>in; a) (to) geuio[)neii (nii). b) nn ein ge; 
 n-'ifTi'S ^limn gempljiien. 5. la) jcitigcn, rci' 
 fei;. Shak. b) uenuiiiibfln ill ... (inndjen 
 ju ...). 
 
 3. b) Season their younger year* with 
 
 prudent and pious principles. Taylor 
 
 4. a) To season tlie body to a particu- 
 
 lar climate. 
 
 5. b) Who in wanta hollowfrienddothtry. 
 
 Directly seasons him an enemy. 
 Shak. 
 
 A seasoned cask, ein n»f ingrunr« JJag. 
 K man sliotild — hinisell beyond the degree 
 of cold wlierein he lives, iililli I'rflre fid) tin 
 tinen ()Miern Wrnb ihmi itiilrr gciuMinen, ali 
 rvnrtn man lebt. Wliich -s coififort. lutl! 
 d)ff ?Si-rf.i!)rrii , iui'!d)cr 3uilOMb bif innere 
 SiifrifbeiiluMt iiiiiner in iljrrr Jrifdje crf)iilt. 
 
 .^en.<i<>n, ». n. i. reifrii, jeirigen ; 
 «i('iT iiiir 1) bnrd) 3fit pb. fX)i'n)i,'I)nf)cit gi-i 
 *d)icfr ivrrofii, jiini Olcbnind)i' rongiid) luer^ 
 ten; firt) nn nn gnviiTc? filiiiia gnopljnen- 
 1. trocfiMi unrbi'ii, trrtfMrn wit SbniiliPIji, 
 fltifivirrrrn. 3. * (of) rrt:ntc(fcn, riectrn (iiad)). 
 
 !i<MlS'(»ii»|»le, se'iiiabl, adj. jnr 
 redjrrn 3pit iVinib, giM'd)ct)cnb, nngebrnrf)t 
 tb. fpniniiMib, gplegni, nn ber 3eit, «ni 
 Crrr, nni -;j3lni)f , viifJiMib. 
 
 MeUNOIiahleiieMS , se'znablnes. 
 «. I. bff 3ii|l»ui&, bn (Stiunf jnr rccfirrn 
 Sfit, nn ber 3eir , nm Drre i(t, jnr rrd)ten 
 3eit gi'fd)if()r, b<\i 3firn''""nt5f , bie ©d)i(f. 
 lidjffir. 2. bie red)rc 3eit. 
 
 Tlie s e a s o n a I) I e n e s s of the weatlier. 
 bnt giini'tiiii' IBiTier. 
 
 Sei«K4»ii>&l>ly, se'xnabl^, ndu. jiir 
 frd)rrn 3fit- (QSJnrie. South. 
 
 H(^».«fO»aS'«, %o xnidje, t. f C 
 
 SEB 
 
 Seasoner, se'xnur, #. (tintt, ber 
 
 annvir, fn^, inns luiir.jf, jcitigct. 
 
 Seasoiiiiig* , se'/ning , t. 1. bie 
 ^H5iirie. 1. ± bie iUiirje. 3. pi. [-IDe)linD.J 
 bai- jvliniiifteber. 
 2. Wit or humor may serve as a sea- 
 soning to eloquence. Webster. 
 Seat, sete, (Sip; liU. sedes) t. 1. a> 
 5 ber ©itj; -of earth, bee 9?nfenfi0, bie 
 3{orcnbnilf; — of a close-stool etc., b<\S 
 ffli'fiiB, ber ®i(j, bie !SrilIe, baS £pd) eincs 
 'TTiidjriliiiils zc. ; — of a shift, bn6 ipinrer= 
 theil ciuetj .^enibe^. b) ber Snihl, ©eiJii, 
 Die ^i\nt; (u. in cngerer JBebeiitiing) «) ber 
 itivd)en)lii(;l, Sird)eii|lnnb, ivircfjenjli;; the 
 -s of the choir of a cliurch, bie 6l)lM|liil)lc 
 ill einer l?ird)e. /i) ber iljron. Shak. c; 
 (ber i()Cil eined ©nttel?, iDornnf iiinn fi^r ; 
 II. in ber 9{eiffnn|l bie 9lrt ii. 2Si'ife luie 
 man jii ^ferbe fti;t) ber ©iij. 2. l a) ber 
 ^itj (ber Drt, '^uu), luo Griua^ ift, be|le[)t). 
 b) (ber ©i$ eines (yiirrten jc. ii. bie ^lOiicPe 
 be(Ttl6cn, baS irituinnl, ber il^roiu btr 
 Sni()I; judgment-seat, ber ?Jid)ter! 
 lln^l. c) ber ©i(j, 2i3ol)nprt, aBpljiifit;, 
 2Cul)np(n0, bie Sfefibcnj. d) (geiuijl^nlid) 
 country--) berCniibno, bni £niibl)aii^, 
 Snnbgiif, Suflfc^lpg. e) ber ©d)auplat;; 
 of war, ber ilritg^i"d)niipln$. f; bie Enge 
 (einer ©tnbt le.). 
 2. a) London is the a eat of business and 
 opulence, of arts, of commerce. 
 Seat of the muses, >er ©i^ ber 'OKiifcn, 
 'TOufenfiij. To seek a new — , einen iieiien 
 ii3pl)nfi(j , nene <iep()n(iije (nufifnd)en. 
 
 Seat, V. a. 1. a) feijen (bie ®ii(te to, 
 G'inein einen ©i^, ©tul)I, ^inij, '!pU\t}e, 
 ©i0e, ©tiil;rc nnwcifen, ©iiieii Ijinfe^en; to 
 - one's self, fld^ ie<jeii, fid) nieberinffeii ; to 
 be seated, (nurf) ±) fid) iiiebergeUijTtii 
 Ijaben. b) jlelUii , Icgeii, orbnen. 2. t aj 
 init einer SBi'irbe hefleiben, nntteden, erijc: 
 ben; he seated his son in the professur'.s 
 chair, er fe^te feinen ©i)l;n nuf ben ^rp: 
 frffprtliif)!, feljte il)n in bte ?prpfi|Tnr em; 
 tlius liigh was king Richard seated, fp 
 l)p(f) lonrb ilonig 9{id)nrb crl;pben. Shak. bi 
 feilic^en, befeiligeii. Seated, fe|l, fB|1: 
 (lelienb; strongly seated, cine fefle Sngt 
 ()abenb. 3. a) f to - a country, ein Snnb 
 niit ^eiupljnern niipflauien, fplPiiifiren. in 
 to - one's self (in.., at), fid) iiieberlnfTcii 
 (nn, ill). 4. niit eiiieni neiien ipinrerri)tiii 
 pcneljeii (iiieiber), ein iieiiee ipuuertljeil tin: 
 I'ef^en in... 
 
 To seat a church, bie ©tn()(e in einev 
 itird)c (nn geiuiffe gnniiiieiu pcnjcben. 
 
 Seat, V. n. 1. t fid) iiicDevicgcn, nil)eii 
 2. liliniOinipr.] ini Snger fii;en (y. ipnfen). 
 Seaves, .sevz, (fd)iu. »af) t. pi 
 [Derri.] bie SJinfen. 
 
 Seavy, »eve, aij. [OiTtl.] binfig 
 
 .Sebaceous, sebasiius, (neiihu 
 
 sebaceus) adj. tnlgig , aui Xnig eb. gvii 
 
 geiiind)t, Infg.,., tnlgnrtig. [bnii'iii 
 
 Sebaceous glands, (illint.) bie lali) 
 
 Seitacic, sebas'sik, adj. [(>f)ein.l - 
 
 acid, bir gcrtiaure. 
 
 Sebate, .se'bate, «. [(Fijeni.] fiTtrnii. 
 re6 ©a!). - of potasli , fertrniiri'5 iuili. 
 
 Sebe»itei», seiiek'in, t. (-Ik'r.J ter 
 (}al;me) ©ebtilciil^aiiin (geuus Cordia). 
 
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 Secant, se'lsant, ((nt. «eco) acff. 
 fd)iieibenb , in jiuei ifjeile tijeilenb. 
 
 Secant, «. iOjeoni.J bie ©c^nittiinie, 
 ®d)neiDclinie, ©efnnre ; [ irigon.] bie©d)iiitt» 
 llnie. 
 
 Secede, se>eed', (Int.) v. n. Don 
 einer '2n'\d)e ai^atijcn , (from) fid) treiinen, 
 fid) Ip^mac^cn , |ld) iurucfjiel;en (i>on) , ficft 
 nn^rd)eiben. 
 
 Seceder, seseed'iir, ». (Jiiier, bet 
 fid) }iin'irtiiei)t, fid) uon einer gciiliic^en u. 
 ®e|Vfi|'d)atr rreiint. 
 
 Secern, se.sem', (1.) v. a. [^:p^i)fip|.] 
 
 rpiibern, at>fonfcrn, nii5fd)eibenc©d)lei!n2C.). 
 
 Secernent, seiienrent, «. om SUudt 
 
 fdjelDung^i , 'iibfonDcriMigftiiirtel, bn* bie 
 
 ©cfretion bifprbernbe ''Bfittel. 
 
 Secess, »eses', (Inr. seeedo) «, f 
 bie 3nriirf!iiviP!ie"l)tit. 
 
 Secession, sesesh'un , «. I. Mr 
 d'lifferiiimg , ireiuuiiig , 9U>rd)eibiing , bai 
 ©id)<'Hb|"d)eiDcii, ©id);3'irii(fjiel;eii. 2, bit 
 6-iirfLrniing, ber ■Jlbgong, bie irennting, 
 baf9ln^finanbcrgel;eii,2GeggfI)cn. 3. [-OJffb.] 
 bie (S-ntfcrming emer iiraiifl)eit bnrd) 9U>fi)i<» 
 beriingen pb. SliiC-it'erinigen. 
 
 Seclude, selilude', (Int.) v. a. 1. 
 (from) (3-intn nn^fd)licpen (uoiu, ©iiieni @t» 
 lunfi upreiirl;nlteii; to - one's self from.., 
 fid) nnofd)iiipen, fid) nl'fd)liej}en pun.., fid) 
 nbronbern uon ... 2. nbl)airt'n (G-iiung). 
 2. Inclose your tender plants in your con- 
 servatory, secluding all eiitianct 
 of cold yebcn 3iibrnMg pon ilnire nb. 
 I)altenb). Evelxh. 
 
 Secluding, mit 'Hui\'d)li\^ , niit >Uu$< 
 nnl)ine uon . . . 
 
 Seclusion, scklu'zhun, «. 1. bie 
 '3In^fd)lie0iiiig, brr Slii^rc^lnf. 2. bie 'Jibfl«> 
 fi1)ieDeiil)cit , (5'iiigejogenl;eit. 
 
 To live in seclusion, eingejogeii lebeii, 
 ein eiiiflfjPfli'ne^ Seben fiifjreii. 
 
 Seclusive, seklii'str, adj. auit 
 fd)(iei}enb, nbrpnDernb. 
 
 Second, sckkund, (fr. 535., v. Int.) 
 adj. 1. (ber, bte, bn6) jiueite , nnbere; (ber. 
 bie, bn^) nnd)fle, fplgenbe. 2. i a) juu'ite; 
 J. !8. A -Alexander, ein jmeitcr 'JUi'vanber 
 (©iner, ber bein ^lli'jranbcr giiid)fpnnnf). 
 b) to be — to.., (JiiitMii iiad)iiel)Ln. 
 2. b) The silk« of Cliiiia are second to 
 none in quality. 
 Every second year, ein On^'f ""H" nili 
 bere. A - time, jmn jiueiren -Wnie. - d.vy's 
 shirt, bai ipi'inb ppu gtilern. Tlie - win-el 
 in a watch, tiai 'Mtirrdcab in einer Ilhr. 
 -cousin, bn5 'Jlnbcrgeidjiuiiltrfiiio. I'p'tn 
 - thoughts, 6ei bcffivir, nnhfrcr, r.if. rer 
 Uebcrlegnng. - captain. [-JJiilit.] nn .^aiiuts 
 ainnn p|)iie Svpiiipngnie, i,nnptmanii jipriter 
 iilaffe, ©ral)fl)niiprniiiiin. - mourning, bte 
 >pall)trnticr. - terms, l-Jliijebr.j jiveite (Viif« 
 ber. Hi.s chaiacter is - to none, er jli'ljl 
 JticiMeni iinct). Of- quality, iiiirielijiit. tu'ii* 
 ter JDiinlirat. The - of exchange, (ipaiibe:) 
 ber Si'fiiiiPniucddVi, Oie©efiinba. -in conno, 
 ijpaiibclj bie ginrtc ©efiinbn. 
 
 S e c o n d -Ii .1 II d , a) s. ber iiefitj rin,r 
 ili^<t)t, bie fd)OM nn 'Jlnberrr ppr iiMi' beiVfiin 
 liar, ber nito brr ijanD eineS |Vnl)rrn i^ei 
 nijiTiS rrl)ai.fiie 25rn(j finer ©a(l)e. b) ii'j. 
 i() { nn$ ber jioeiten j^unb i.iud)t iieii, ai»> 
 
rho. (hr. fall, fat. M*. mit. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, ^6t, 6iF. cl6ri<l. Ti\he. tub. fi'ill. i/,in. Tflis. 831 
 
 SEC 
 
 |. 25. --mlt, ein fcfeen <\etraqtnti Stfelb; 
 — -books, fc^oit (lebrniidjte 55u(t)cr, nite 
 ©d(f)fr. /f) i iii(l)t iirrprfiiigtirf); |. 95. -- 
 knowledge, frtnirgreS SSJifT'ii; — -favo- 
 ritea, tiiuergeorbueteOi'iiifllinge; --di«h. 
 tin niifacimirinteS ©eri{t)t At -, au6 jw«i' 
 ter $imB (f)iif)en, bcfcmmeii); a preacher at 
 -, fin 3iiirf)bfter, ^pretiger, bet »ilii6ern 
 nncfiprrtigt; a virtue at — , tine untd)tt 
 
 Second-rate, a) «. bit jroeitf ©fefle 
 Ob. filnffe in gSejichnng niif 03r&ge, SBi'ir^e 
 cb. \IGertf), bcr jivcite SKang; j. ». Tli<ry 
 eall it thunder of the -, fte nenueu t6 :Dom> 
 net jroriren Sfnngt^; A «hip of the -, ein 
 g(l)itf jiucitcn 5Rangr4. b) adj. uom jmciten 
 Wnnge, jmeiten Ofniigc*, jmeiter QunlitiU, 
 minber gnt, mittcImiiBig; j. S3. A - ship, 
 ein €cf)ijf jiueiten 3Jangf6; a — cloih, "Juc^ 
 ^ivcitrr Duotirat, inittelgnted tiid). 
 
 Second-sight, tat X>DppeI|'ef)en , bie 
 CoppelfiI)erei, ©e()crgn6e. 
 
 S e c o n d - s i g li t e d , bie Qttjttqait it> 
 fi^rnb; - person, bet Doppelfe^et, bieDrp 
 IKlfchrriiin. 
 
 Svtcond, I. I. berSefunbnnt, Itnmpf: 
 (jthi'ilfe (im Diirfl). 2. f ber 93ei|lnnb, bie 
 ©tfitje. 3. bie ©efnnbe <ber SOflc Hjtil eiiicr 
 Sritminute ob. einefi ®rnbc5). 4. (OKiif.] 
 bie ©efnnbe. 5. [JJec^tf.] bie ©efunbe. 6. 
 [Ipppgr.] a) bie ©cfunbe (iinn lliitcrfcbirbe 
 vctt 'JJrime). b) bie rtut (fnbe bet btittcu 
 gcliiinnc einef 53i'gen6 nngrgfbene ©ignntiir. 
 
 Sucond, 0. a. I. t eiuen Qirgrnilaiib 
 (jlfiftfoni jmn ju'eiten ma(()en, fo b(i^ cr rtiif 
 riiirn onberii folgf ; to - ills wiih ills, 35o: 
 fe5 nnf SB6fe« fjanfeii; sin is seconded 
 with sin. eitie ©ttiibe f)At bie nnbrre )tir 
 giMgr. M11.T0M. 2. ©ineni fffiinbircii , 93ei- 
 fliiiiB Ifiilen, bfi|lel)cn, Ijrlfen , &mt<i i>B. 
 Gtwcii begumligen, iinterflugtrn. 3. [Segiil.! 
 untcriliitjeu (eine *)Ki'tion, ben, bet eiue 
 SKctioii nindjt). 
 
 Secuildnrily, sek'kundareli, ad». 
 arbrubi-i, ,)iiH(i(1)it, bfiniiacbiT. 
 
 SeCOlielnriliesS, sek'kundar^nex, 
 «. bie fefllll^l^re, iintergeorbiiete ^eft^affcw-. 
 ^cit. 
 
 Secondary, sek'kundari, a. se- 
 eiindarius) adj. I. iind) bcni crilen fcliicilb, 
 nncJjil folgrnb, ben jwfiren 'ilJMtj ob. Sfuiig 
 eriinfljmciib, I'pm jweiten Wmbe, (i>i>n) ber 
 IWfitei) 'JIrr, jtviite, untrrgeprbnet, fefiinbiir, 
 9?ebcii ... 2. [0)ai(.] fefiiiiBnr (I'pn bcr jwei- 
 ten Joinintion, oiif cie erile gorntntipn fi'l- 
 fleiib). 
 
 Secondary right, ein iintfrgporbnefe.4 
 9?r(f>t. - differences, bie S5i'r|"d)tfben()citfii 
 bcr jiocitcM 'iJlrr. A -cause, eine 3?ebfn: 
 nrrn(f)e , OTittcliirfoc^e. — planets , ^(bew-- 
 plaiiercn. A - officer, ein nntcrgeorbiieter 
 Ccnintcr. A - power, eine iintergforbnere, 
 flbl)<iiigige , erborgtc Wcmiilt. Tlie work ot 
 
 - hand*, bai SBiTf iiiitergoprbuctfr ipnnbe. 
 
 — clrclrs Pb. sc con d .T r i es, [-Slllrpn.] 
 
 Webenfrtiff. - fever, ('TOi-6.] ein 5'cbcr, 
 n)«lrt)ep !iii<ft cincr Urife ent|'lel;t. — qualities, 
 OJebfiifigciirdinftfii. 
 
 Secondary, ». I. bcr gibgeorbnefe, 
 Dclcgiit; Uarcrgcbcnc, Hnrorgoorbiicre , lln: 
 terbeatnte. 2. [OljlriMi.] ber Irnlnmr. 3. cine 
 auf bein jiueitcn iliiprfjcn be6 JliigclS cine* 
 
 SEC 
 
 BogeM wnttifenbe JJcber. 
 
 The secondary of the oompters, ber 
 Unterrijerif ppn Spiibcn. 
 
 Seconder, »ek'kundur, «. (of) ©j; 
 ner, bcr ciiicn 'Jlubcrn ober Griuiis nuter; 
 flilijt, bcrllnrcnlii^er. [tcn«, jiimSiueiten. 
 
 Secondly, sek'kdndle, ado. Jivei; 
 
 Se*'recy, sekre-.e, «. I. bie ^cini 
 lirf)fdt. 2. bie SSfrfrf)iuiegeii()eir. 3. bie ©in; 
 fninfeit, •Slbgcfdjiebenl^cit, 3"rucfgejpgeiil;cit, 
 &tiige}ogeni)eit. 
 
 la secrecy, in($)gr^eitn,f)eimfi(f), unter 
 btr .^.iiib. To cany on in — , iugcf)eiin, 
 l)eiinlict) betTciben. 
 
 Secret, si kr't, (ft. <a3. , v. Int.) 
 adj. 1. I)cinilii{;, a) gcl)eiin, vcrbprgen. b> 
 (nid)t iiini <Sel)en gcctguet, unrcDicfiiil), un = 
 eriaubt). 2. einr>ini, a) jiirurfgciogen. b) (p. 
 beiupljnten ©cgcnben it. fern;. 3. t I'f'^ 
 r(t}iuiegen. Shak. 
 
 Secret, «. 1. bad ®ef)eiinni6, a) (ber 
 Smliinb bfl QUvai gel)eim i\1). b) (©•nua*. 
 tai nnbefannt bieiben i'pII). c) cba^ ©i't)ciin 
 niittrl). d) (etiva; Uiicnrbectred niib b>tl)er 
 ltnbefatinte£). 2. pi. Secrets, bie ©d)iini: 
 tijeile. 
 
 lu serre», f)tim(icO, ingr^eiin; im St-r< 
 trnuen. To keep the secrets of others. 
 Die OJc^eiinnilTe 'JInCercr pcrr.t)iveigcn. To 
 (ell any one a -, d-jurin em 0)t'l)eimniu 
 .inuertrrtiicn. To be In the -, iim biie Qie 
 I)eiin.ii0 tvifTcn, biiritm iviiTcn, in bal 0)e= 
 Ijeinmig eingei»cil)t fein. To let any on* 
 into the ~, 1. d-inctn bie @ad)e pffi-nbaren, 
 bne ®e(;eiinni@ entbcrfcn, nnti'c^liejjcn. 2. 1 
 ©iiiem cine Tlai'e brel)eii. He is in the grand 
 -, o cr ill tobt. 
 
 Secret , p. a. f g<f rim fjniten , per. 
 Ijeimlirfjfn, pcrl)el)lcn, pcrrrtjiueigen. 
 
 Secretary, slk kietare. (ft. seer<$ 
 taire) t. I. bet Scfrctiit, WcljfimiMjrcibcr, 
 Sd)reibcr (to any one, 3cmanbt). 2. 1'ipinit.j 
 - of stale, ber ©fiifttfifcfretar; the -of war. 
 bet .RricgSminiflet ; — of the navy , 6er 
 ■•))?arineniiiii|lct, ©ecinlnijtcr, Winiifcr bcf 
 Seeiueieii^; — of the treasury, bet Jtnnii}- 
 inilli|1ct ; principal — of state for the home 
 dcparlnient, iCT ^Uliflct, ©tilrttercfretnr 
 tti 3nnern. 3. [OrnitI).] bcr Sefrerar. 
 
 The sec re tar y'.s office, but Srfrernrint. 
 
 Secretarj'Sllip, sekkretaiciihip. 
 
 1. b(i6 -Jlnit ctne^ ©cfrcrrtt^, bie ©cftctar^ 
 ilefle, Scfireibcrilcflc, biifi Scfrctnriat. 
 
 Secrete, sckreie', ». a. 1. Oci ©cite 
 rd)iijTcii , luegramnen, pcrbergcn, ucrilecfen, 
 penuahren ; to — one's self, fi^t uert'ev; 
 gcu, \i<t) pcrilerfcn. 2. [ 5p()i)(lol.] nbroubern 
 (Wrtde 20. 
 
 Secretion, sekre'shun, «. [-:)>()i)up(.j 
 bie ^IbfiMiberitiifl, ©ifreripn (bnfi •Jlbfinibern ; 
 Die Oliiflceriing, lai ■llbgcfoitbcrto. 
 
 SecretiNt, se'kreilst, #. + bcr 0)e. 
 f)eiiniii0friitntr. [('il>l)i)ripl.) nbgcfpnbcrr. 
 
 Secretifious, sekreiUh us, adj. 
 
 Secretly, se'kriile, adv. f)ciniliii} 
 iiuS)gcl)cim. 
 
 Secretne.<ts, Ke'kr'tnes, «. 1. bie 
 5?eiinlicf)fcit, SiTbPigcnljeit, ba6 ©eljeiiniiig. 
 
 2. bie 35crHl)iulrgcnl)tit. 
 Secret<»ry,'.e'kiitiire.orf/.[^(ii)fiP(,) 
 
 nbfpnbcrnb, iJlbrpiibcriingi. .. [grfiiife. 
 
 Secretory vessels, bie 'MbfonbeningSi 
 
 SE(; 
 
 Sect, sikt, (p. (. seco) t. I. f bdl 
 ©terfrci*, ^^Jiropfrcii. 2. bie ©efre, 2tf)t; 
 ■)Jteiniinii?;, WMiiben^.iUiift. 
 
 Sectarian, sekia'rean, adj. \u einer 
 Scfrc Pbcr jn ©efteu (j£l)5rig , ©eften . . , 
 fcftirifd). 
 
 Sectarian, t. bet ©fffirer. 
 
 Sectarianism, sektareaniztn, ) 
 
 Sectarisiii, sektaiixm, f ) 
 
 *. bie ©efnrcrei. [ry. 
 
 Sectari.^t, .sek'tar'st, «. t f. Seet»> 
 
 SttCtary, .sek'tar*. (fr. acctalre) «. 
 I. ber ©efrirer, '■Jlnljiiiiger eiiict Ocl)rc Pber 
 ■)J?einnng. 2. t bet ©if)iilcr, O'i"!]'"'. '7?a(t>. 
 foij-,or. [(jiiiigcr, ©c()illet 
 
 Sectator, slkii'tur, «. t bcr <Un» 
 
 Sectile, sekdl, adj. [gRinernlg.) 
 fpoltiMt. 
 
 Section, slk'shun. (Int.) t. I. bai 
 ©d)iiciben, 3etrd)ncibeu, bie Bcrlcgiiiig, 3e»' 
 ut)iictDung ; ((El;ir.] bie 3erglicberiiiig, Dcjf« 
 iiiing, ©cfripn, ber ©(^nitt, ©infrf^nitt; 
 £)urii)iit)nitt, bie Iljeilung. 2. bie ©eftion, 
 ter •Hbi'itnitr, 1i)t\l, bie 3Ibl()ciliing; (in 
 ■iiiu1>frn 20 brt 'MPntnitt; [iMrc^it.] - of a 
 liuilding. bet Diird)Ccf)tiitt eiiict (i)cbiinbe<. 
 .1. bos iBicrtel, Hiiartier (eiiicr ©Mbt), bef 
 ibcronbcre) iljcil ccine5 Onnbcd, SSolfi). 4. 
 [(iJcpin.) bcr ©djnitt, Ctitdjfdjiiitt. CodU 
 -«, bie Jtciieirdjnitte. 
 
 Sectional, sek'»h 'mai, adj. )u einem 
 befpiibeni ll;eile eiiicd gr&gern £prpet$, rii 
 ne6 icrritorininS gcl)&rig. 
 
 Sectional interests, ^nfeteffcn, Mc 
 iiur cinen gcmifTen 9nnbc5t()eil bcrilljrcn. 
 
 Sector, sek'tiir, «. 1. [03cpm.] ber 
 Seffpt, 91us.|(^nitt. 2. ber aScrljaltniejitfel 
 iciii ninH)cm.uirrf)e4 2Berf(eiigi. 
 
 Secular, sek kiihir. (p. fnt. seei>- 
 luni) adj. I. I)iinbertjal;rjg , refiiliirifrf), &tt 
 fiiMt..; - year, biiS ^iibclj.iljr , ©cfiilrtt* 
 jiil)r. 2. (ni(f)t geiiKid)) ipclrlid); j. 95. - 
 concerns, iueItiid)ei!lngclcgcnf)L'itcn ; -power, 
 eie (ucirlid)e (iiciualt, ber ivclrlic^^e lUrni. 3. 
 trum. fiUl). fiirrt)e] ipcitiid) iju fciiicm ^lo» 
 llcrorben gel)orig); ). 2). The - clergy, bit 
 i»eltlid)c 03ci|llid)fcit, ^2DcItgcl|lIid)feit. 
 
 Secular games, [nit. diom] bit l)nilbert« 
 jn^rigcii ©piclc. - music, tucltlid)e -OTiifif. 
 - song or poem, [alt. 9{oin ] bet ©ernlnrt 
 gei'iiiig, bai ©cfiiiorgebidjr. 
 
 Secular, «. l. [rpm. .Rir4)e] bef 
 Sa3i'lrgci|llid)e. 2. bie iue(tlid)e ijjcrfon , bef 
 Snie. 3. ein Hinljenbcauiter, SScMcnilctct nn 
 cincr Kird)c, bcr niir nU (Sljonrtiiget initjui 
 (uirfcn I)iit. Bitsbv. 
 
 Secularity, slkkiilar'ati, (. bit 
 2Dflflirf)fcir, bcr IBiltinin. 
 
 Secularization , sekkiiiarezA'* 
 shun, bie ©cfiiliiriratipu (p. ^^Jerfpiicn iinb 
 ©iif^cn), ©injicljiiiig (p. iJlBilcrii, oei|lll(t)cn 
 ©tiiiiten) , *!Bi'lrIid)mad)iing. 
 
 Secularize, slkkulaiize, e. «. I. 
 fefiiliinilrcn CMfiiiulje, filpfter 20, i»cltli(tl 
 niiidjcN, einjic|)cii (fiipfict, gri|llid)e ©iaa« 
 tell). 2. iprltlid) (b. t). irbird), iliiiilid)) mad)eH). 
 
 Secularly', sek kiiirirle, adv. Wttf 
 
 (id), «ii| cine luclrluije (b.l). riniilid)e, irMfd^t 
 
 2JJeirc. [2Biitlid)feir, bcr iDcliilnn. 
 
 SeCltlariieKM, sekkuliimis, t. bit 
 
 Secundine, sek kmidine. (ft. »•- 
 
 eondiuea; *. djcippljill.) pi. See undines, 
 
832 Fatp, far, fall, fi\t. RU, m^t. Flno, f!n. N6. mb\e, n6r, g&t, 61!, clofid. Tube, tub, full. i/;iii, I'His. 
 
 SEC 
 
 Secure, »ckure', (lilt.) adj. 1. forg« 
 ««. 2. furd)tlo«. 3. (of) einer ©nrfje geiuip, 
 perficljert, fid) uottfommeii oD. iid)er uerladcii 
 foUlieilO nuf... 4. (froiu, against; lUi'Mlt 
 »oii iperfoucn tie 3?e6e iit, tnit from) rtd)er 
 (UOD. £. ftd)er (iiiu'crlierbar, ntd)t eiiiijciiom: 
 nieii luetbeu fDiineuD, luie fine 5-e|1iiiia u). 
 
 To be lecure of .., eincr ©ad)e ucr= 
 ((d)crt feiii, fid) Dodfrnimeu uerlniTcu fi3iineii 
 oiif ... To feel most -, fid) gaiij niifjcr 
 ®ctal;r, niif-er nfler 03cfii!)r glnubfii. - cou- 
 »eynnce, [ipl^ll^el] fid)ere 0)ele<ienf)eit. 
 
 Secure, v. a. l. ©intH, Qhmi fid)crn, 
 fd)u^en, &f rd)ri(jeii , uenuo()reii, 6eiuaf)rcii ; 
 (from) fidjcrn, \d)u^en, beiunl;reii (uor-). 2. 
 (td)ern, fcfl mactien, fccffjligiii, jiminc^)en, 
 fperren; fid) OentaiiBfi oIi. eiiicr <Bn<i)t ucr< 
 ftd)eni; (to) befefUfleii (nii). 3. a) (to) (©i. 
 iKiit) ftc^eni, jufid)ern, ucrburgen. b) to - 
 OD. to - to one's self, fid) eiiier ®<\A)e vex> 
 nd)ern, fid) Qimai iurid)ern, enufrfceii. 4. 
 ucrfid)erii ; (any one of) (Siiieni (J-tivn* vet-. 
 (ld)eru, ©ineii uoii (l-tiunS, eiiier ©nc^c vct> 
 nd)cni. 5. 6c(lclteii (eiiicn ?pln^, nuf eiuem 
 ©ilmngciuc). 6. (tin gefe^l. ©iniie) ocr. 
 fid)a-n (emc ©,d)iilB, cin (&i(jcntr)iim)i G-iium 
 cine SBcrfidjeriing gcben. 
 3. a) Liberty aod fixed laws secure to 
 every citizen due protection of person 
 and property. 
 
 To secure one's self against .., fid) 
 wnffiieti gcgeii ... To - one's self of .. 
 fid) einer ©nc^e ucrnd)eni. To - any ont's 
 favor, ©iiu'tj (55eiDogciif)cit criucrfren, fid) btt 
 ©ciuogenljett einer ^erfon Lierfid)ern. 
 
 Securely, sekure'li, adv. 1. forg; 
 ls>6; burd) ju grille* SBertraiien nuf £>ie eigcue 
 6i(()erl;eit. 2. furd)t(o5. 3.nd)er, In ®id)erl;eit. 
 
 But secursly done, n&er feljr gciungt. 
 Shak. 
 
 Secureinent, «ekuie'ment, t. t 
 bcr©(^u^; Mc©id)iTiing, ©id)frl)oit, 23urg. 
 fd)nft. [bM Se&en mwit iljiu ocrbfirgr. 
 
 HeobtPincda secur e m e II t from death. 
 
 Secureiiess, xekiire'nes, *. tic 
 ©id)i'rhi'it, ©iirglofigfi'it. 
 
 Securer, sikiVrur. «. fcie ^erfon 
 Ob. ®nd)e, fcie ftd)ert, fd)u|ji, Dcfd)ii$t, uer. 
 wnfjvt, bi'mn()rt. 
 
 Securiform, iiekiVreform, (u. I. 
 tteurW ad) |2.iot.) t'cilfiiruiig. 
 
 Security, icku'rctc. d securitaiti 
 «. bic ©id)i'rl)vir, a) bie ©iTfllcfigfi'it. b) btr 
 Sd)ii^ (from, against, grgcu). c) bie !liurg. 
 'd)nft, SSerfidiiTiing, (iJnriinrio, ivnuriiMi, bne 
 JSfniib, Unrerpfnnb, bie 5?i)potI)i'f, brr 5Diirgc. 
 
 A n.Tvy consiitntes the security of 
 Srreat Britain from invasion. PJrCBbritnn- 
 niciifi 5''t^"fi> finb friii nntrirlid)f£ ®d)i:ts: 
 mittel gigiii einen (J-iiifiifl. A chain of forts 
 erected for the — of the frontiers , eillf 
 Rtttc I'lMi gi'ilen rb. ©rf)nnjen ^iir Sirfunfl 
 6er (SJrcUieU. We liave no - for peac« with 
 .., but etc.. iiiir !c. fniiii iinf ben Sriebeii 
 mit ic. uerburgcn. Td give - for one's good 
 behavior, for keeping the peace, fur feiii 
 fliitcf, rnhigri' 9.Vtriigt'n, iTir fcine gutc, 
 ru()i<if i!Iiitriil)riing 5iiivgid)iift ilrflcn, SBi'irg. 
 fdtnfr ilrflin , b.i6 nuin fid) gut, nihig nuf 
 fuljrni UTflr. To stand-, to give-. 23urg: 
 fd)<ifr lei|1f"/ f<(<) I'erburjen, gutrngen. To 
 
 SED 
 
 stand upon -, niif ciner ©it^erfjeit, S8'lr(j> 
 fd)iift be|le()eii. Collateral -, luirtdbnre ©i» 
 d)t'rl)cit. [c h a i r. ber irngfcfyel, bie ©nnfte. 
 
 Sedan, sedan', (fr. 223.) t. -co. -- 
 
 Sedan- cloth, ia6 ©CbnntU(f). 
 
 Sedate, sedate', (Int. sedatus) adj. 
 gefel)t, gelnffen, rul;ig, |li(l. — ad».Seda'te- 
 1 y 5 ruljig, gclnffen. 
 
 Sedateiiess, scdate'nls, «. bie &t> 
 Inffiiil;c;t, 9{ul)e, 6>cniutl)^rnl)e. 
 
 S e d a t e II e s ii of conversation, bie E'{lll)e 
 in bcr lUitcrljnUung. of countenance, ber 
 ni!)ige 23lirf. — of temper or soul, bie Qici 
 nu'itl)^:, ©eelenriilje. 
 
 Sedatiou, sedA'shun, f i^^ ^enu 
 (;igcn, bie :Beriil;igiaig. 
 
 Sedative , sed'dai'v, (fr. sc'datif) 
 adj. [•OJieb.] l>eruI}igenD, bermiftigcnb, flil; 
 lenb, fd)iucri|li(leub, S5erul;ignng6.., SScj 
 fnnftigungd . . , ©rill.., ©ebntiu... 
 
 Sedative, t. [«3)teb.J bn« a3eru()i' 
 gungimirtel. 
 
 Se defeudendo, (l.SSJ.) [iRe(^t«> 
 fpr.] jur eigenen a5ertl;cibigi!ng, }ur 25er: 
 tl;eibiguiig fcintr fclbfl. [(I'ieD fifj«"&- 
 
 Sedentarily, sld'demarele, adv. 
 
 Sedentariness, sed'dentaroncs, 
 *. bie fii}e\we £e&eiwnrt, iicii ftete ©i$eu, 
 bn6 ©ii)lcben. 
 
 Sedentary, sSd'dlutarc, (fr. se 
 dentaire , u Int. sedeo) adj. 1. ft^enb, n)0< 
 bei lunn uicl fi^en mug, tuir I'iclctn ©itjcn 
 uerbunben, geivoljnt inei ju fi^i'u, uicl \i^\:nl). 
 2. beilnnbig nn emcm Drte pltibenb, nn. 
 fngig, flnnbig, fegl}nfr, eincu bcflnnbtgen ©ii> 
 nn irgenb cinetu Drte tjnbeub. 3. untljcitig, 
 uubciueglid), uneiupjinbiid), trnge. 
 
 Sedentary persons, Seute, bie ein 
 ©ifjlcbcn fll(;icn. A -occupation or employ- 
 ment, cine fiipcnbe !Scfd)nfrigung, cin ©it;, 
 nint. A - life, cin fi^enbcfi Ceben, ©i^leben. 
 To live a - life, ein ©i(;liben fuljreu. To 
 be -, eiuen bleibenben ©i$ l;nben. 
 
 Setlg-e, sedje, (nngcif. secg) «. (itn 
 ■;jiorbeu u. ©iifllnub seg ob. sag geunnuo 
 - Ob. — grass, [-^jot.] t!<i& ©d)iucrtelgrns, 
 ©d)ilfgrn5, 9{ietl)grn6, 9{itbgrn6. 
 
 .Sedge bird, biT itjf ibeuicifig. 
 
 Sedg;'tvd, sed'jed, adj. nil? ©d)ilf> 
 grn^, ©d)ilf bctlel)cnb. 
 
 Sedjry, sed je, adj. mit ©(ftilfgrnfi, 
 5{ifbgrn^ t)nond)rcii, fd)iifig. 
 
 Sediment, sedeaicnt, (int.) «. ber 
 
 Sediment of urine, ber @n^ ilU $nrnc. 
 
 Sedition, sedfsirun, (int.; s. ber 
 -Jlufilnne, -Jlufnilir, bie (Jnio&rung. 
 
 Seditionary , sedi:>h'unaje, «. ber 
 
 'JliifriihriT, (Suioiircr. l(er)lfd), nicutcrird). 
 Seditious, tediilrus. adj. nufriil)r> 
 
 Seditious men , 9llltri'llirfr. 
 Seditiously, sedisli'iisle, ad». nnfi 
 
 rill)r(i'rjird). 
 
 Seditiousness, sedish'usnis, s. 
 bns 'iaifruhr(fr)ird)e; brr 5?ang , bie 'iJici) 
 gung jiiin iliifruljr, jur ©inpiiruufl, berGiu: 
 poriingfgilil. 
 
 Seduce, s^duse', (tat.) v. a. oer' 
 iTihrtn ('>))rafd)iu tc), ocrleiten, (to) peri 
 leiiin (}ii). 
 
 To suffer one's «elf to be seduced, 
 fid) orrf ulirrn ob. oerleitcn Iniirn. Seducing. 
 
 SEE 
 
 oerleitcnb, oerfuf)renb, oerfrif)rerif(^. 
 
 Seducement, .seUiisement, t. I 
 
 (bniSaScrfuljreii) bica3rr|iil;i-ung, ajerlcitunfl, 
 2. (bie }um SGeljufe ber SSirfiiljruufl angcs 
 lunnbteu fiiinile) bie 2Serfiil)rung. 
 
 Seducer, sedu'siir, *. l. ber 95er» 
 fui)reri bit 25eriul)rerinn. 2. (bn6, lonfi oe»» 
 ful)rt) ber 9Scrfiil)rer. 
 
 Seducikle, scdu'sebl, adj. ottfllfjU 
 bnr, oertiil)rt Ob. oerleitet lucrbcn t&anenb. 
 
 Seduction, seduk'shuu, «. I. bit 
 a3erfi"il)riing (ciiu-fi S-rniieMjiinmcrS). "2. $ 
 bie SBcrful)riin,i, SBerlcitung. lful)rcrifi.t)« 
 
 Seductive, sedak'tlv, adj. \}ttt 
 
 Sedulity, .seduicte, (Int.) *. bet 
 
 bel;nrrlid)e gleig, bie (Jiufigfeit. 
 
 Sedulous, sed'ulus, sed'julus, ((.) 
 adj. emfiQ, unucrbroffen ; nnljnitenb. —ad*. 
 Sed'ulously, euifig, unuerbroffen , m* 
 f)nltenb. 
 
 Sedulousness, sld'duiusnls, «. 
 bie (Jtutlgfeit, Uni'erbi:offenI)eit, ber bcJ)nrr« 
 lid)e glcig. 
 
 See, see, (tat. sedes) «. ber ©tuftl, 
 ©i^ (eine^ 5?errrd)er5; bnljer) bir(t)oflic^e, 
 eribifc^oflic^e ©1^, ©tul^l; bn« Q5i^tl)uni, ©rj* 
 bi6:()uiu; bie SSifd)of6!, e-ribiic^oi^niiirbe. 
 
 An archiepiseopal see, einerjbtfd)i!*flid)eB 
 ©i§, ein &rj6i«tl)Uin, cine G-rjbifd)ofi)i)iirbe. 
 The papal -, the lioly -, ber pnp(llid)e, t)ei» 
 lige ©tui)(. To appeal to the — of Rome, 
 nn ben rijiuifc^en ©tul;l nppefliren. 
 
 See, (nngelf. seon, seogan, segeon) 
 pruet. saw; pp. seen, v. n. 1. fc()eii ; (for) 
 H'fjen (nnd)), fid) utufeljen (und)), Qtmai 
 nid)e\\. 2. 1 a) (into) niifiuerffam feiii nuf 
 .., einen tiefen Slirf tliun in .., Qtwm er* 
 griinbcn, burc^fc^nuen; (through) t>md)t 
 fd)nnen, bnrd)blicftn. b) bnrniif fef)eM, jiu 
 feljen, bnfiir forgeu, ©orge trngen, (to) feljen 
 (nuf); (about) cenfen (niif). c) fel)en, nnd)« 
 )fl)en, untcrfu(f)cn. d) || feljen (oijilige Q:iiu 
 fid)! l)nbai). 
 
 Some animals are able to see best in 
 the niglit, ciuige 1f)icre foiincn niu bcflen 
 bci 'i)»nri)t i"el)en. — to it, fel;en ©ie bnrnuf, 
 bnrnad), ftivgcn ©ie bnfiir, gebtn ©ie n>ol)l 
 ■ildyt, ui-l;nien ©ic fid) in ■Jldjt. To - to, nn> 
 jnfel)cn , ii'ir^ 9Iuge , betn 21ufp|)cn nnd). 
 Worth seeing, filjcnSiuiTtl). Could you - 
 in my secret soul, foniitrt il)r in ineiiiei 
 Sccle Icfcn. Let me -, let us-, Injst |cl;en. 
 -, n''l)e» "I'ln fcfje, vide. — ! ficljie.i'. - 
 what be would have, fcl^eii ©ie ^ii , I'rngett 
 ©ie i()n, lonfi er luid. 
 
 See, V. a. 1. fel;en. 2. fcl}en, f>t(ud>en; 
 23efud)e nnneljnicn ooii ..; (o. ^Jlcrjten) bc< 
 uidjen (ilrnnfe). 3. f a) mit G-incm uni> 
 gcljcii. b) fcljcn, cinrc!)cn, OLrAel)en , nuf &f» 
 lunS fommcu, (Sriun^ geionlir loerben, nifr« 
 fen. c) biglcireii. d) (out) gnnj iurel)en, bi< 
 nn tai &nbe bcc>bnd)trn , gnnj nii^rcb<«i 
 Inffcn. AuuisoN. e) erieben. 4. nnfeljcii. 
 
 To sec a -far off, lUMi SUeircm , wftt 
 Kl)cn. To go to — , bcMid)cn. She sees 
 nobody, fit fifht ^licMiniibfii , uimnit fciiw 
 !8efud)e nu , tmpfnngt tcine SScMid)e. To - 
 company, ^Bcfud) nuiirljmcn. To — one ao- 
 other, fid) Teljcn, fid) befud)cn. To let any 
 one—, (JiiuMU jeigcn. Ml - you paid, id) 
 iverbe fur Olive !Kcjiihlung iVrgon. I'll - you 
 lioiue, iil) ivKl cud) lind) ^paiifc brglritcn. 
 
FAfp, far, (all. f'af. '>U, inel. Fine. f'n. NA, niftve. rx^r. ijot. 6il. rion.l. Ti'ibH. tril). 'nil. t/;in. TMin. 83.*? 
 
 SEE 
 
 Ton miinf » e e her to her eoneh, ©ie niufff It 
 (It nit ijjren SST'Ogeu ffilirtn. - it done, liig 
 tt Dt. inffrii (Sir e£ t^iin. 
 
 8<?t^flf siid, (awqtU'. sned) «. 1. Me 
 6nnt, 6er ©iinif(li). Articles of-, seeds, 
 ©.■imereis^lrtifel, ©nmerficii. 1. ^er (b(- 
 frll(t)ffn^f) ©nmedi). 3. i ai t>tt ©nme. b) 
 bit 5J?.i(f)fomiiietif(()nfr, 'Wndifpnimtn. e) tai 
 ©ei'^Ifrfjf, Mt '5l6tiinft. 
 
 3. a) The seeds of virtue or vice. 
 
 Hooker 
 
 To rnn to seed, in (Snmen fd)\tit\\, 
 ©nnirn nmV^en. 
 
 Seed-bed, (In fflSrtfn) bfl« 1rei6&«t. 
 -■beetle, ber ©niitfnfnfrr , 95rn(t)fiirVr. 
 -■bud, fcrr SJ'""'?)f'i'oren , (Ftirilorf. -- 
 cake, tin filprr ;Rii(hfn mit <iromnfif(tf» 
 ©nmrti, brr ©trfiifiicften, Ri'iramflftirtjfii. 
 — -caise, f. --ve«Kel. —-coat, tit ©ils 
 mtnitdt. —-corn, tai ©nrttforn. -- 
 eo»er, [93pt.] bai RtWein. -down. 
 (»ot.) Die <5)nnrfrone. --leaf, [55ot.] tnf 
 eSnuieiibfrttr. --lip, — lop, tn ©iimfii: 
 forb, Sflfiflrf, bne®nftiid) (t)ti ©neinnnn«). 
 -■lobe, (SSot.) t)tT ©nnienlrtppeii. -- 
 man, brr ©nmtMfjnnblfr ; ©nriiidnii. -• 
 pearl, 5ie ©fl.it« , ©nm(n< , ©taiifepertr- 
 — plat, -plot, 1. (bfi ffliirtiicrii) 6i< 
 6amfnr(f)iire. 2. 1 bie $Hnii}rd)ufe. -'«• 
 man. I. brt ©nmrnl}OiiMfr. "2. brr Snr- 
 mniin. --time, bit ©nntifit. -trade, 
 brr ®nm«iit)iinbel. --Tessel, [93or.) bai 
 ©iinifiigoljniirr, 3nirf)rgel)ihite, bie {Ji^uct)!" 
 |)unr, bfr 5nirf)tfrl(f>. 
 
 Seed, V. n. [95pt.] I. In ©fttneii frfjie- 
 |rii, ©iiiiifii irnflfii ob. bringeii, fpriien. 2. 
 flii^fnflni (brn ©.imni aiiHntUn infTfio. 
 
 Seed, V. a. brinrii, riiuVirii, ubrrfiirii. 
 
 Seeder, sWd'ur. «. ber ©net, ©«! 
 nifliin. Iflfiwndj*. <p(l.iiij(t)ni. 
 
 Seedling*, seedling. «. bn«©niiicn. 
 
 Seedling- bed, f. .Seed-bed. — - 
 flower, bie ©nnipiit'liime. [jeit. 
 
 Seediiens, s^ed'nes, «. f bie ©aiit^ 
 
 Seedy, niid i, adj. 1. porier ©oiiirii, 
 in ©allien rct)ir§eiib. 2. f nnrf) ©onirii 
 frt)iiir(fenb, niit einem 35eigr|'(f)iiin(f (v. Jniiij- 
 brnnntiveiii). 
 
 Seeinff, i^it*n^, «. l. iat ©etien. 2. 
 hnt ©efi(t)t (95eriii&(jfii jii fehen). 
 
 Seeing is belieriiig, wnt man fiel^t, 
 bat (\\a\\bt ninn. [iveil, bo, inbeiii. 
 
 Seeinjc , ppr. fehenb; - ob. - that. 
 
 Seeing it is so, j<l, tveil belli fo 1)1. 
 
 Seek, tiik , (nnorlf. secan, saeean) 
 praet u. pp. sought, e. u. I. T I'llrtjeil ; 
 (out) niiffiidjen , niifpnben. 2. f »» fiidjeu 
 (fi<(( begeben nadf). bi ftreben, trndjteii nnd) 
 ... 3 fiid)eii , begrljreii ; (of any one) I'un 
 (5inembej)ef)ren,uerlniigen, nn^iiicnj fiicbeii. 
 
 To seek death, ben Xob (iKbtW- To - 
 fortune, @)li'i(f }u nio(t)en fii(f)fii. To - 
 one's life, &inem nad) bent Scben trattten, 
 Preben. 
 
 Seek, ». «. 1. fiiAen. 2. l a> (after) 
 ^tmn6 rii(t)en , uid)en tinc^ ... b ) ( to any 
 •ue4 fomnien ({ii &iHeni), firf) ivrnben (aw 
 ^inen). 3. ((S-twnS )it rrliingrii ftti) bentu. 
 Ijen; fiid)en; (for) p-tu'df riirtje n , jn erreif 
 <t>en fnd)en. 4. \n(t)tn, frnd)ffn, fid)bc|lrel'cn. 
 
 4. Ask uot wliat paink, nor further seek 
 
 to know 
 
 Etgl.-deulMch. Wiirlfriuch. I. 
 
 SEE 
 
 Their process, or the forms "f law 
 below. Dhvden. 
 
 To seek after some bettei leason. rtiien 
 bffTerii (Sruub fiicten. To be to -, fii(t)fn 
 nu'iiTen; (about) in a5erlegeiil}eit, in 9ii'tt) 
 frill (I'iber). Unprepared and still to - etc.. 
 ' uiii'orbfreiret iiiiP iiiii 7ri(1)r5 lufiter. Hf 
 is ulleily to — about his own interest. * 
 rr uerrtfljt feinen 9Jprtl)eil bur(t)iui# iiiffrt. 
 Wlieiher etc., I nm not to -, pb it., tum< 
 iiiiTt iiiitt) iii(1)t. To - for h«ip, ^lilfe 
 riid)eii. To — after an office, eiii "Jliiir, eiiie 
 ©tefle fllrf)eil. To - after one's soul, |1 (ii> 
 
 iifiii ii.id) ber ©eeif Hti)tn. 
 
 Seeker, se^k'ur. §. I. ber ©ititenbe. 
 2. 1 A - of truth . e-iiier, ber bie QBiihrl'eii 
 l"ii(t)t; seeke r« afier novelty . '5Jieiifd>eil, 
 bie bat >J?eue liebcn ; a — to oracles, (Finer, 
 Cet nii(t) OriifelM friigt 2. tat '9)^i^clle^ 
 eiiici: ©efre , bie fid) jii feiinr beftiiiiiiiteii 
 Ci'iire Ob. 9?digion bercnnt , ber (Ffleftifer. 
 
 Seek-8orro«v, siek'-sorrA, «. t 
 ber ©i-lbflivifller, ©rlbilpoiniger. 
 
 Seeking:, aiek'iag, «. bat &((\id), 
 •Uniieijen. Sh*h. 
 
 Seel, Ml'- (fr. filler) ». a. I. [$<iirii.| 
 (beni giilfen ber ^Ibridjriing luegen) bie 9Jii> 
 gen uerijuflen, junSljen. 2. ^ i (mir Pbrr 
 pljiie up) ueri'(l)lirBen. Shak. 
 
 Seeling night, Augeni*erf)i1(Ienbe '^a(l)f. 
 Shak. 
 
 Seel, V. n. [bei ftiirfctmieb.] ivrigr 
 ^rt.ire fiber ben^Jiigen bcfoninien, ornii fiber 
 ben ^liigen merben (u. >l>firbeM). 
 
 Seel , r. n. » fi(t) niif eine ©eite nei. 
 gen, f(f)liiigern, i»rii(feln (o. ©(bifffn). 
 
 Seel, (1). ceil) «. t bo* Zaftmtvt, ber 
 getiifrlte 5)pben. - r. a. t tiifeln. 
 
 Seel, )*.^bat(SdHnu 
 
 Seelingr, kijl'ing, ) gern, ^rncfeln. 
 
 Seel , I. " bie 3rit. 
 
 Seely, «*el 4, *dj. • i. fllfitfiit^. 2. 
 nlbern, einfiilrig. 
 
 Seem, httm, (nltb. fcticinen) v. n. I. 
 i'(l>eiiien (uprfpnimen). 2. (G-iiienu erf(f)eiiien. 
 
 All seemed well pleasd , ^Uril \d)\t\\ 
 et ill flf fallen, ^Ifle f(t)ienen bamit jufrieben 
 )ii I'ein K. It seems, tt ftteint, ivie tt 
 fc^eint; n>ie man glaiibt, ivie man fagc. 1> 
 seems that tlie Turkish power is on llie 
 decline, bie tiirfli'cfje ."Wart)! itfteinr ini ©in 
 fen in fein, tt fttjeint, bie ifirrifcbe -Wartjf 
 1)1 im ©iii(en. It seems to me that etc.. tt 
 f<t)eint mir, bn^ji., al* pb k. This, i' 
 >eenis. is to be my task, biefej fpil, IVJi 
 et {dft'mt, meine 3lrbeit fein. Wliich ro yon 
 hall - probable, lua* iljr ffir iual}r|(l)eiiilidi 
 anerfennen luerbet. That -s to speak tilings 
 irange, beiu man tt flleifl) aiifieljt, bafj ir 
 fpnbevbare Diiige pprrragt. Shak. 
 
 Seem, ». n. '■' fi(t> goiiemeH, fid) fd)iffi'ii. 
 
 Seemer, seem'ur, «. ^iiier, ber niir 
 ben ©(t>ein Ijnt, fid) einen ©djein gibt, brr 
 •OKantelrragpr. Siiak 
 
 Seeming:, stiming, adj. \. fd)ii: 
 nenb, nnfd)eiiieiiD , frf)einbar. 2. gianjriib, 
 l'd)piinii£fel)enb. Shak. 3. ( |1. Seem i n gly . 
 nnflanbig, Iji'ibfc^, fd)bn. Smak. 
 
 A seeming widow, eine ^irrive bitn 
 91iifd)eine nod). 
 
 Seeming', «■ I. brr ©d)eiM, anfjerr 
 Vnfd)eiti bad 41i.|'etien , jdi^ el)eu. i. ta 
 
 SEI 
 
 gnte ^tnfe^en ob. 9lii5ref)en. 3. * bie g>fei. 
 niing. Miltoh. fnnb Dnft beljalrrn. 
 
 To keep seeming and Kavor. Jrifd)* 
 
 Seeining-lyfseem'iugle, adv. fd)eiii> 
 bar. beni £rt)i"iiie luid). 
 
 Seeming-ness, seem'ingnls. t. t. 
 bie ©dieiiibarfeir. 2. ber ©d)ein, 9lufd)rin. 
 
 Seemlesa, sjeni'ils, adj. <= iinjienis 
 lid), iinaiiilniibig, iiiifd)i(flid). 
 
 Seemiiness, seeiu'lencs, «. bie 
 9Inflanbigfeit, ber SBotjIflonb. 
 
 Seemly, seem'le, adj. gejiemenb, 
 fd)i(flid>, anftnnbifl, mo^Innftfinbig. 
 
 To be seemly for.., ©inem gejiemen, 
 iienirii. 
 
 Seemly, adv. (d)idiidt, anftanbig. 
 
 Seemly, adj. tin gute* 9Jitfel)en ob. 
 91n#fff)eii l)abrnb. 
 
 Seen, se^n, I. pp. v. See. 2. aij. • 
 I in) erfaljren, beipanbert, Qt\'d)idt (in). Drv- 
 Dcn. Shak. [filter. 
 
 Seen, (fr. »ein) «. [OerH.] bn« Rut). 
 
 Seer, seir, «. I. ber ©eljenbe, (of) 
 (Finer, ber©m»a« f\tt)t, (in Smanimenfe^fln.) 
 ber ©eljer. 2. ber ©efjer (^rppfjet). 
 
 Seer, (f(()Ptt.) sure. 
 
 Seer-'«vood, se^r'-w&d, (f. Sear) 
 «. bat bfirre ^pI). 
 
 See-Sa«V, si'siw, (saw and saw; 
 Sitfiacf) t. I. bat $in. u. .<5>erjirl)en, ©djaii. 
 fein, ©d)n>anren. 2. t (between) ba$©d)ivan> 
 fen (jiuif(^rn). 
 
 See-sa^v, e. n. flcfe f)in. u. ^lerjieljeii 
 (d)ai\tt[n, fid) fdjanfeln, {"(ftiuanfen. 
 
 Seethe, sieTH, (angtlf. senth.-in, 
 
 ■eoihan, sytlian) praet. seetlied, sod, pp. 
 
 sretlied, sodden, v. a. 1. fieben, tod)t». 2. 
 
 t fpd)en. 
 
 2. Till the high feTer teethe youi bl <od 
 
 to froth, bit bat i)ti^t Jieber end) b.i« 
 
 Sint i» ®d)anm rod}t. 
 
 Seethe, ». n. l. fieben, tod)tn , niif. 
 tsaQen; (over) uberfieben, uberfpdven, ubrr> 
 luaflen. 2. i brennen (©ile l)aben, luie rin 
 ©ift^iift). 
 
 Lovers and madmen have their sect hi n j 
 brains, SSfrliebte u. SJerrficfte (jaben beibe 
 braiifrnbe* (i)rl)irn. 
 
 Seether, seiTH'ur, «. I. ber ©ieber, 
 gjebrnbe. 2. brr iopf, ©iebe>, fipd)tP)»f. 
 
 Seg-, seg, «. f bat ®d)wertelijra3, 
 ©d)iifflrai*, ®d)ilf, f. Sedge. (blunie. 
 
 Seg-grriim, »eggrum. *. bie 3afpb«i 
 
 Seg^hul, seg'iioi. «. (ijebv. Wramm.] 
 fa* ©ei)t)Pl (rin 95pfalpunft, ber btird) '.■ 
 niigfbi'iitrt wirbi. 
 
 Seg-hulate, seg'hAiiie. adj. mit 
 einrni ©CiibPl l'rjrid)iief ob. prj:u'l)eii. 
 
 Segrmeiit, segment, (fr. "as., p. (at.) 
 *. brr ■.>lt'rd)Mitr; [(Mipm.) brr ^brdjiiitr, 2Ju. 
 ;ieiifd)nirt, bat ©egmrnt; [5}pt. ] tat ©eg» 
 mmr. [Iragl^eit, 5Jaiill)eif. 
 
 Seg-nity, segniie, (lat.) i. f bit 
 
 .^eg^reg'Hte, »og'gieg4te, (faU v. a. 
 abuMiPrrn. - ». ii. fid) abfonbtrn. - adj. f 
 abgeiViibrrf. 
 
 Seg-reg'Rtlon, seggregishua , #. 
 bie •JllMiiiCeriiiin , iriiiiiiing. 
 
 Seig'nenriul , semiiial, (fr. SS}.) 
 aiij l)iTrri1)nitlid), ip(trf<t)aixt . . , j&irrtii . . . 
 
 Seigueurial courts, <^errfd)afc<< 
 grrid)[e. 
 
 53 
 
834 FAte, far, rkU, fat. ML met. Fine, f!n. NA, move, ndr, got, 6il. c]66d. Tnbe. tiih. fi^If. t//in, THi«. 
 
 SLl 
 
 Seig-nior, »ir.e'yur, (fr. seigneun 
 «. (6ie i>t>tiiel)tne 'sperfiMij 6er 5?crr; - of a 
 fief, ber ^«r, Grbl^err, Scljiip^err. 
 
 Grand seignior, [lurfeij 6er ®rPB= 
 ijttr, fflrogfiiltiin. 
 
 Sieig^llior»g:e, sene'yuridje, t. 1. 
 
 tie operrrd)aft , D&crl)errrcf)nft, Dberflrmalt. 
 
 2. [iJJJiiiijiu.J in ©cblogfc^ae, t>a6 ^cmii.- 
 
 rfdjr, ■'Wuiijred)!, ^iegnle. [i-ial. 
 
 Seig'niuria.l, senoTiaU f.S e i g n e u- 
 
 Seig^uiurize, seneyuriie, o. o. + 
 
 Seig-niury, sene'yurri, <fr. teig 
 ■eurie) t. 1. Die $crr)d)nft (al& Ofbiet). 1. 
 (over) bit ^ern'djaft , Dberl)errfct)aft (libw. 
 3 «il6 Xitel; (6ie) ipi'rrlid)f«it- 
 
 SeiUf «eiie, (nngcli'. segne; fr. seine ) 
 «. bni ©c^Itigiie^ , <£d)lfppiie9 , ©cfleiici) , |". 
 Sean. {luu Ceiu ©d)ln(iiieijc fiui)!. 
 
 Seiner^ »«iie'ur, t. f ein Sil'rt)". "^ 
 
 Seity, se eie, (u. Int. se) «. tie ©eU'0» 
 ^eit. Tati.er. 
 
 Seizable^ seze'abl, adj. erorritl'ar, 
 i>erfunimerbiir, lufoneiiomaicu , ucrfummcrt 
 Db. eiiigejogen luerbcii foiiiittiD, teiicii man 
 fid} beinad)tiGCii fniiii. 
 
 jSeize^ seie. (fr. >ai«ir) e. a. 1. ernrei> 
 fen, ne^men, (flffen, parffii; (by) crgreifcn, 
 l>flrfen (6ei ber ^d)Ie, beiii 91rme lo. 2. i 
 
 a) fid) eiiier ©iid)t beiiiiid)tigeii, Grma^ iifl) = 
 men, iuegnfl)tnen, fid) eiiier ®a<t)c bemeiititii. 
 
 b) fi(f) e-iiie« bemridjtigen, iijn crijreifen, 
 uberfofleii; nnfnfleii ^i'. ciiitc fitrtnfl)fit). 
 p\o^{idj ubcr (Jiuen fommeii. 3. [9{ed)t6fpr. i 
 in 23ef(f)Infl nel)iuen, mit ®erd)I<»G >>*• '^'i^rfri 
 belcgen, ein}ic(;eii, Derfuminern , fDiifjejireii ; 
 (emeu ©d)Ulbiier) nii^pftiubcii. 4. in ibii'ii) 
 fp^en; to be seized of... im ©efi^e einer 
 ©n^e fern, ©tiunfi befi^en; to stand seiz- 
 ed of... ©nuflfi 6efi$eii. 5. [^ar.] flnn.i^ 
 i)«ii, anfd)I>igen. 
 
 2. b) And liope and doubt alternate s e i x r 
 her »oul, iinb ^tiffnuna ii. Siuf't''' '"' 
 mn(t)tiatii iid) ived)feliucife il)rev ©celc. 
 
 Poi-E. 
 
 To seixe each other, fid) rnilfcn, fi* 
 llAl^en. The seizing of heriots, [9tc(^tf> 
 fpt.] bni 9if()nieii bt6 !Be|l()niivte*. To - a 
 thief, eineii Dieb fe|lael)nicn , vertjnU'n, e<"< 
 grcifen. A fever seizes the paiient, tv 
 font beii ^otienteii eiii Siebrr «u. 
 
 To seize on, upon, 1. f)eften, 6efeili< 
 gen ( bie Jtliitieii zc. aiif G'tiun^). 2. ipnnb 
 Irgeii an.., fid) einer ©iia)e, 3cmanb5 ba 
 tuad)tigtn. 
 
 fieizer, ne'zur.^*. (Finer, ber ergreift, 
 
 Sieizor, ^ fe<lnimmt ; [9^ed)t6> 
 
 fpr.) bir 9pefd)ingnef)mer, 5Serfummerer,3lii6> 
 pflln^er. ^ 
 
 Seizin, sezin, «. 1. [9If(^t«fprl a) 
 bie iBcfi^rgvf IfuMfl , S8etnnd)tigung, SBnl^- 
 lialjnie, !8ffi$nel)miing, ber Sdefify; - in faci, 
 - in deed, bie roittlitttc SBefi^crgrcifiiiig, 
 aSpfifinafjnie; - in law, bie red)fltd)e SBc 
 fiQergteifung , fdefifynai)me. b) bie aajcg- 
 iifll^me, Serfummeriing, ©injitfiiing, ber SSc 
 fd)Iag,- bie Qtu^pfnnbung. 2. ber S3eft^, t>(\6 
 25ei'fi;fhutn. Hai.e. 
 
 Seizing, xe'zmg. t. 1. bie 33enind): 
 fignng (Frgriifung ■, 5fn"f')"'""g ■ iBirljiif: 
 tuttg. 2. (9)?or.) a) bn6>Jinniil)i'n, OiMiMiiiiiint 
 b One "Bilibffl. - snaked. Oilf £rellJ^>lll^|■l'l. 
 
 SEL 
 
 Hand-seizing, bai Dt^enbinbfet. 
 
 Seizure, se'zhiire, t. i bnd &rgrei> 
 fen, bie Grgreifung; Jeilniijnumg , ®efiui: 
 gennel)mung, a5erl)nfcung. 2. t (of) Dai ^a 
 rd)en (nnd)). 3. bie geiuiiitfiune Sefi^ergrei; 
 fling, 95eiiin4)ttgung. 'iBtgnaljnie, 2Jerii>uat)= 
 me. 4. bie 2>crfiinnucrung, (Jinjii'ljung, 
 iiiegiiaf)nif ; Qliu-pianbiing. 5. b^t Siefi^. 6. 
 r>u£ emgejogeiie Ojut, bie perfallene ilUaare. 
 7. ber plot^lid)e ^^nfnQ (ciiur j\rantl}ei(;. 8. 
 ber 3inilDp um Oiebeii). 
 2. Let tliere be no sudden seizure of a 
 lapsed syllable, to play upon it. Watts. 
 
 To give one seizure ot.., (Allien in 
 iiwfy emcr ©nd)e fe^en. 
 
 Sejant, sejant, (fr. se'ant) adj. 
 [^eiMiD.j fi^cnb. 
 
 Sejuguus, seju'gus, ((at. sejugik) 
 adj.. liJL't.J leiDepnnrig genebcrt. 
 
 Se junction, sejiingk'shun, (Int.; 
 i. T bit ircniiung, 'JJvTbiibening. 
 
 Sejuugibie, sejan'jebl, ad), t 
 .reaiionr. I* fclteii, iiiigi'm5t;nlid). 
 
 Selcoutli, sel kuoi/i, (niigeif.) aUj. 
 
 SeicI, teld, t fiir Seldom. 
 
 Seldom, seldum, (nngelf. selden. 
 scldon) adv. feUen. — adj. -J- fcUen. 
 
 Provm Seldom seen, soon torgotten, 
 and ben >Jliigen, niie bein ©inn. 
 
 Seiduinness, kei'dunmcs, «. bit- 
 ©elienljeit. 
 
 SeidsIto>%'n, seldxhone, (p. angeif. 
 .seld) adj. f ftiteii uiTtouimenb , gefdjcljen 
 ub. gcfel)fn, iiic^r oft gefel^en, felten. 
 
 Select, siiikl' , (int. sieligo) y. a. 
 lUieiunljlen, aiielrfeu, crlefeiii (for; nu«wni): 
 leii, nuflefen (^11). 
 
 Select, aiij. onSerlefen, erUfi-n. 
 
 Selectediy, seieki'edle, adu. mil 
 ©orgfnlt in ber 4iU6i«ahl. 
 
 Selection, kelek'sliun , «. I. bit' 
 -Uuijlefiiag, 'iUiiUie, '2liifeii»nl;l. 2. ibie 'Jin. 
 jal)l iiu6iii'iual;i[ir iDingf) bie 'Hii^iu.il)l. 
 
 Selective, hciekilv, adj. nuinvnl) 
 lenb 
 
 Selectman, .seiekfrnaii, s. [9iori>: 
 am. J Selectmen, befoiibere ©rabtbtpn' 
 line, meld)i bit -lUrmenfaffe t:. jii oenvaiifn 
 ynbrii. lericfeiil;eit, i.rif(lid)tiit. 
 
 SeleCtneSS, .selektne:., «. me ■iUld 
 
 Selector, .seiektur, s. ber 'Jln^iuai;. 
 lenbe, 'iliiciuiioiir. [iVieiiiniiree ©aij. 
 
 Seleuiate, sele'ueiite, «. iC[l}t-m., 
 
 Selenic, xelen ik., adj. [Sl;em.J - 
 acid, bie ©lienjhiire. 
 
 Selenite, seienite, (gr.) «■ [^)}{ine> 
 raig.] ber ©elenit. [gipeljnuigeg SUaiJer 
 
 Water impregnated with •elenito, 
 
 Selenitic, selenitik, (adj. ^um 
 
 Selenitical, selenit'ekal,5©elcnit 
 grl;&rig, feienittfc^, felenitnrtig. 
 
 Seleuiuui, seleneilm, «. [Gt)em.] 
 bai ©eleninm 
 
 Seleiiiuret, seleniu'ret.>j.[(E()em.] 
 
 Seienuret, selenii ret, 5 - ot cop- 
 per, b<ii ©elenfupfcr. — of silver and cop- 
 per, ber ©ufnirit. 
 
 Seienograpiiic,slll^nftgraf ik,ii. 
 
 Selenogm|iiiical, itellenograf 
 ek.Hl. udj. reieiuiiirapl}ird). 
 
 Seieu<»i;:rapliy , sliicnog'giafe. 
 ■iv.js cic >5»eii:iu)giapi;if, ■■)J?onCbcid)riibmig. 
 
 SEL 
 
 Self, self, (nngelf. self, sylf; gpr(>. 
 silba; fd)iu. slelf> proii. ob. adj. Cjeijt * u. 
 iiur iiDC^ in i&erbinbung mit same gcbr; 
 J. i8. the self- same day, ebeii benelbe, 
 ber iinmlid)e ingi iVIbigcr, felt'ige, fclUigts, 
 (ber, bie, bn6; namlid)e. 
 
 Shoot another arrow that self way, 
 fd)iep' nod) einen '^tVil bf(|i'ibeii-JDeg6. .Shak. 
 At that - moment, in beinfeiben, in bcm 
 nainlld)en 51iigfnt>(irfe. On these - hill«, 
 nnf eben biefcn ipugeln. 
 
 Self, adi. t eigcn. 
 
 Self aif,iirs. cigene ©orgen. My i.lrange 
 and - abuse, bicfe feltfniiie ©(^inal)iing iiieis 
 ner fclbfl. By — and violent bauds, nut 
 eigenen niib geiunltrnnun ijanben. 
 
 Self, pi- selves. 1- (ileljt je^t mil; 
 lleno b(& Sfadjbrurf* wegeii in 2)erl>iiiOiiiig 
 mil gemiffen prri'onlid)en '5tiriuo tern iinb 
 funi>ortlid)cn ^Beiiuortern, fo luie, luenn b<ii 
 Jiinuort re jipiof getiraud)f mirb, x. ib. M y- 
 self, thyself, hiuiiielf, herself, it- 
 self, ourselves, yourselves, tiiem- 
 sel ves; |el6|l; j. S. I myself will write, 
 i<^ filbjl luid rd)reibeii; slie herself shall 
 write, fie ftlbfl fofl i"d)rciben ; for liimself, 
 fur fid), fllr fid) jVIbil. Ve hnrry your- 
 selves, iljr beeilet end); he loves him- 
 self, er liebt fid) I'elbfl. H i m s e 1 f , h e r- 
 aelf. themselves |lel}en |'oivui;l ini OiOs 
 miiintiu nI6 im Dbieftiufiille; j. 35. Jesus 
 himself baptized not, but etc., ^eflla 
 iVlbil tanfte nid)t, fonbern ; ic. 2. bn6 ©elbjl, 
 3d), bie^erfon; j. 23. The loudness we 
 nave for -, bie Siebe fiir nnfer ^d) u.; a 
 man's -, bniS ^d) (fein 3d), iinfcr 34) '» 
 Consciousness wakes every one to be what 
 he calls -, bai SSemii^tfein ift d, bn« iinfct 
 fogcnnnnte« ^d) bfitinimt; Your royal -, 
 eiire fbniglid)c iperfon ob. '"Dfajefint ; one's -, 
 fi'ibil, fid) jVlbjI. 
 
 Prov. Self do. - have, filbfl ijl ber 
 ^TOanii ; luie man fid) bctrct, fo licgt man. 
 
 Self, fld;t feriicr m 3nr>i'>"i'"'l'";i>nii» 
 gen ; ivie : 
 
 Self- abased, felbflfmiebrigt. --a- 
 basement, bie ©I'lbiieriiiebrujiiiig- — -a- 
 bnsing, (id) (elbd frnicbrigenb. —-abuse. 
 Die ©d)uinl)iing fiincr itlbfl; ©dbflb flerfiin,i. 
 --accusing. \iii) |VU>|1 aiiflagfiib. -* 
 active. felb|ltl)nrig. - activity, bie 
 ©elb(tll)atigfeii. --admiration, bie 
 ©elbrtPf lumibiriing. — - a d m i r i n g , fid) 
 (Vlbil briuiinbcrnb --admission, bie 
 @elb|lei-laubniB , ber rigiiie 'a5i(le. Shail. 
 --affairs, t. pi. bie cigeiieii >ilngfligcn< 
 t)eiren. --affrighted, uor fid) I'l'li'jl i'r« 
 fd)re<fcnb. --applause, bn6 eigenlvb, 
 ©eib|liob. --approving, feine eigeiie 
 >}Iujfnl)ning giirljcipenb, biUigenb. — assum- 
 ed, angemaBr. --assumption, ber Qi> 
 genbiinfel. --banished, freiiuidig i'(r< 
 baunt, in freiiuidiger ^i-rbanniing Ubeub. 
 --begotten. fflb|1eriengr. --blame, 
 ber SeibtltnDel. --born, iVlbilgebi'rrn. -- 
 bounty, bie iniiere C>')iite , CS)iumiiri)U]frit. 
 Shak. —.centered, aiif fid) lelbil gi'|1t'(ir. 
 --ehar'ty. bic ©clbfllic'Ce, ©ilbilelri. -• 
 communicative, blird) friiie eigcueU 
 Srnfie mitgctheiit, fi'ibrmufgettjeilt. 
 com pari so n .N. itraftnii ifimgen , SBerrtW" 
 d)iiiig ber iJJerfoiii'ii i to coniiontone with -, 
 
FAte, far. fAll. fat. ML mit. Fine. fin. NA. mive. n6r, got. 6il. c\6ud Ti\be. ii^h. frtll. t/;ln. THi«. 835 
 
 SEL 
 
 fid) mitCpintm mr(|<n.SHAK. Self-compo- 
 sure, tit Siiffimg. —-conceit, --con- 
 eeitedoei*, txr &i()rM^ullM, (Selbilcfiii* 
 M. — -conceifed, eiMqebilCxt i a - fellow, 
 etn ®ro§t()iier. — confidence, bai 
 'Bdbiivtrtrauttt. --confident, Atif f((t 
 'fibft i)frrr<iu«u&. --confiding ^fifft iiiif 
 fid) it\b\i i>erlfl(Teii6. - - e o n « c i o u » . iclbfli 
 briuuBt. — -conseiounnesj, ^l^4 ©clf>|l« 
 bdU'.i^tfcill. — -contequence, tit 2i}l(t)' 
 tigftit einfr Qn<bt nit iiue fur fid). — eon 
 • idering, (((bilutfrlegme. --con«uni- 
 I n g , f(d) fi Ibff 0«jel)ren6. --contradic- 
 tion, 6er ©irlbjliuiOfrfprurt). --contra- 
 dictory, fict) felt'il iuie<rft>re4en6. -- 
 conricted, frlb|l itbcrwieieu. -con- 
 viction, fcie tnllfr^ lU b«rj«iioiin(|, ©eib|l; 
 iibfrful)riin(i, ©eibilubfriutii'img. --co»er- 
 ed. bind) fid) ffltll betrrft, (o&. niid)) heiid). 
 Itrif^. Shak. --created, fi:Ib|lfrfd)nffeii. 
 --deceit, fcrr ©tlbilbetrtifl. -deceiv- 
 ed, feibilbtrrogfn. -deceiving, ftd) 
 f<lb(l betnigeMe. --deception. benSflbil 
 bftrufl. --defente, tie ©cIbrtorttl)eiDi; 
 giiiiO. — deludon, Die ©i-ibilt<iiifd)iiii()- 
 --denial, bit ©flb(loer(au<imiM(j. -- 
 denying, (lit) felbft lifrliiilijltfllb. —de- 
 pendence, tie &(lb|lfl>uiDif)reit. --de- 
 pendent, --depending, felbilildllbig. 
 
 - - dest ructiou , bie ©elb|l)er|loriiii(i. 
 @elbi1)rniid)tutl(). --destructive, fid) 
 fflb|T ifr|li>rriie o^. Jfrnid>tfii6. --deier- 
 ni ill at ion, tie ©elbftbi-flimniuug. --de- 
 term In ing. felbilbeilimiiieiib. --devo- 
 ted. I'ld) fell'ilhiiiitebme. --de vote men i. 
 fcie>>iii<if buiifl feiutr felb|1(©elbil«uifopferiiiig). 
 --devouring. fid> Kibfl uer|e()reu6 ober 
 rerfd)litt.)eii6. --diffu«ive. fictf ielbfl 
 oerbrritettb. --dulit>ed, angeblid). oorgi'bi 
 ltd), --ended, fclbilifd), egi'iflifd), ei(i«n> 
 nnt}t<\. --en da. «. pi. bcr 6'tgeiitiuo, 
 6-gi>i$in. - - e II j o y lu e n I . tie ©rlbjlfreiibe, 
 iiiiicrr ^reiibe. --e*teeni, bie ©elbjl; 
 fld)tiin(). --entiniation, bie ©elbflfd^ii: 
 ^niig. —-evidence, bie ltlarl}(it (eiiicr 
 6ud)e) an fi<i). --evident, flat Aii fid), 
 -evidently, adv. I'trmijge ber Alort)elt 
 fiiKr ©iid)e nil fidj. --exaltation, bie 
 ©elt>(lerhijl)iiiifl, ©flb|lfr()ebuiig. --e salt- 
 ing, fid) fflbiT tri)bt)ttib ob. erfjebcub. -- 
 examination, bie ©iib|lvrufuil8. -- 
 excellence, bie imiere Xrffflid)feit, 95or< 
 trffflidjfrit. — exeuting, fid) felbtl riit< 
 fd)iilbigfnb. - exile, bie ©elbflorrbrtii. 
 nung. --exiatenee. iai @elb|^^a^l'ill, 
 tit ©clbflrrillei'l. --exiatent, uermoge 
 feincS rigrnrii ICflVii* bnfrietib. --extin- 
 guisher, fill rini|llid)tr2id)tnii«l&rd)er. -- 
 figured, foil riiier ^criVn fribfl grbilbet, 
 D^iie bie bA)ii gel)orig(ti (drbriiiic^e. Suak. 
 
 — flattering, (id) fclb|1 rd)iiietd)eliib. -- 
 flattery, bie ©clbtird)iiieii't)flei. - -glori- 
 ous, riil)nirfbig , gropiVrfd)iTifd) , eirel. -- 
 harming, fid) iVlbtt ©d)nC>eil illfflilt'llb. 
 --heal. |5)i't.) bai ©tlbflljeir, Wortheil, 
 ®rtiid)l)«il, 9SriUiiil)fiI. --Iiealing, iVlbft^ 
 l)(ileiib. --Iioinicide, bet ©flbjlmorS. 
 --idolized, biird) fid) jVlbil i)cr<ii3tterr. 
 fflbfli-ergoltfrt. --Imparting, felbiliiiir: 
 ti)etleiifi, I'rniioge leliirr figfiieii ilriiire iiiiD 
 feiiiee eigeiieii WiflriiS iiiittheileiiB. -- im- 
 portance, bi\6 Ci)i|ul;l feiiier '2iiid)cigf«ir. 
 
 SEL 
 
 Self-impo»ture, bft©el6fl6cttiig. --in- 
 dulgence, bie ©elb|lb(|citi<igaug. — -in- 
 ere St, ber Sigt'lliiilQ. --interested, 
 eigeiiiii'icjig. -- i n te re s t ed n ess. bie (Tc 
 gciiiiilgiiifcit. --juiitifier . @-iner, ber u>D 
 felbil red)tfertigt. --kindled, uou itU'il 
 aiigcjuiibct Ob. eiitji'iubft. --king, mi 
 fiijiiig, bet fur fid) rtlleiii be|lfl)t, nut uiibf> 
 ld)riiiiftfr ■'))tad)t. Shar. --knowing. 
 l'eli>|1iui([eiib. —-knowledge, bie ©eltiil' 
 reiiiuiiig. --like, ber. Die, bAi At)iiiut)e. 
 
 love, bie ©ei6|1lirbe, ©elbflelei. --lov- 
 ing, (id) filb|t liebenb. -metal, ta& 
 ii(liiilid)e ■>J)?ctrtfl. --mettle, bet eigene 
 ©ifrr. --motion, bie ©ilbitbeiuegiing 
 --moved, <iu$ eigeiiein <2tiitriebe t)Aiibt:liit) 
 --moving, iVIbilbeiuegenb. --murder, 
 ber ©elbfliitorb. --murderer, bcr ©elbfl 
 mijrber. -- negleciing. Die 2Jeriind)l>iffi- 
 giiiig feiiier fflbjl. -nescience. DtrOJlan' 
 gel nil iJeiiiitiiig feiinr feli«(l. -opens. 
 t. pi. [ORiii.J .inturlid)e ©rubeti ob. ^hiy- 
 llliigeil. --opi nio n. ber (figeilbuilfel. -■ 
 opinloned, DolI Diiufel, VPll C^igeilblill> 
 fel, riiibilbud) , biiiifeil).ift. --partiality, 
 bie ^;parteilid)feit gegni (id) felbfl. --pleas- 
 ing, felbilijrfnlliflj feiiie eigtiuii iUuafdjc 
 befriebigeiib. --possession, ber 3tlb|l« 
 befi?. --praise, but ©elb|llo6, ©igeiilob. 
 -preference, bet aSorjiifl feimt jVldil 
 --preservation, bie ©elb|1.rl)aitiin<i. 
 --ren un ciation, bie ©elb|1i>erlnii.)iiuiig. 
 --repellency , bie ei:iem Jtkpcr iinuol)^ 
 neiiPe iRepiiljlouefrnft. --repeH ent. uer^ 
 moge feiiier eigeiieii iiiwoljiiciibeii Kraft jii: 
 ru(f)loBeitb. --reproved, |'eib(lgetnbflt. 
 --reproving, a) adj. |Vlb(lcabeIllb. b) « 
 ber Gelbfltnbel. - - r e • t r a l n I n g . fid) |elb|T 
 eiiifd)rdnfeiib. - restraint, ber ®elb|ti 
 jivaiig. — righteous, felbflgcred^t. — - 
 s a m e,ber namlid)e,i"beiiberft I6e,gniij bafelbe, 
 ber ©flbige . — -»ati» faction, bai ©tlbfli 
 uerguiigen, bie ©flbjlfreiibe. --seeking, 
 fur fid) felb|l forgenb, figeiimnd)tifl, ftlbftifd). 
 - - s I a u g li t e r , ber ©elb|luu'rb. --sove- 
 reignty, bie eigeiie i^frr|'ii>iif:. SiiAK. -• 
 K u b d u e d, felb(liiuterjod)t. - s u b v e r .» l v e. 
 fid) |"elb(l jerftorenb ob. uiujli'iricub. --su f- 
 ficieney. --su f f i r I e n ce , bie ®t!t<ib 
 fleuuguiiitfeit. --sufficient. felb|tariiiia< 
 fnin. --taught, felbflgelel)rt. - tor- 
 mentor, ber ©tlbftqunler, ©elbilpeiniger. 
 --tormenting, fid) fclbrt qunleilb. -- 
 valuing, fid) felbil |"d)d$eilb. --victory, 
 bie ©clbAuberiuiubung. --wi 11, bet ©cU'i^' 
 roifle, ©igeiiitufle. --willed, eigeniuillig. 
 --wise, felbjlf lug, eiugebilbet. --wrong, 
 bn« lliirfd)r. tui lunn ild) jVlbil tijut. 
 
 SelfiMh , s«lf'uh , adj. (elbHifd). 
 I'db|irrid)ii3, «goi|li|d), eigenmi^ig. 
 
 A selfish man. ein G-floifl. For - 
 ends. }um (i.iciifu aJorthelle. 
 
 Selfiwlllyv self'ishle, ad». /elbilifd), 
 fel6flfHd)lig. 
 
 KelfiKiineKH , selfKhnLs, >. bie 
 ©i-lbAi'l':), ©ribiiriidjt, ©flb|iriid)tigfeit. 
 
 SelflteNM, self'nes, t. f bit <Bdb\t: 
 fiidir, ©dbiJlicbe. 
 
 !§«liite, scl'i'ne, (ft. 2C.) *• bie >)Tngel! 
 flerfiii, i)?agilt>iiitc <iii beii giiigeningfiii). 
 
 Sell, *el. pi. Selves. (rd)Ort > adj. 
 Ot. pron. I'elbiger, felbige, felbige^. 
 
 SEAl 
 
 Sell , (fnt. sella) #. * i, ber ©nffef. 
 J. ber ©i9, ©till,!, tijroii. Spesser! 
 
 Sell, (augelf. selan, sellan, sylan, 
 vyll.in) praet. u. pp. sold, v. a I. oerfniifeu 
 Uo any one. ©uuiu , nu ©iueii ; for, uiiii. 
 uerljanbclii , nbf.^eii, oernibetu (2Cnareu), 
 i. i I'erfnufeil. To - one's country, fein 
 Sarertniie uerfnufcM (rerrntljeii). The soldiers 
 sold their lives deaily, bie ©olbaten iier» 
 fnufteit it)t Sebeii tl)euer. 
 
 To sell by port sale, to - publicly, to 
 by public auction, ueriTeigcrn, 6(feM«id) 
 i'er#cigern. To - out, to - off, nii^uerfnu. 
 feui9irje6 iiiit eiiiaitbet uerfuureii, ba& Cnfler 
 idupll. To - off or out stocks, ffiueu ^\U 
 \ma\\ aiftien aiif eiiieii iJJiiBmi libertrngeii 
 Xoh- oat a commission, (in ttt eiiglif^jeii 
 %Htt) \tint JOffiiicriTetle i>crfnufen. 
 
 iell, r. n. I. i)an6fiM, oerfnufen. % 
 >crfaiifen, nbgcljen (u. aSaateii). 
 ^ s e 1 1 at . . , iiii tpreife ile^eii jii . . , jn 
 (litt foiiimen auf ... Corn sells at a 
 goelpiice, iai (Metreibe flel)t Ijud). How 
 doeUt -, tuie i1rl)t t6 iui ^^Sreifc? To - 
 well to - readily, gut abgf^fii , fd)iie(leil 
 "Mbil fli:beii. Selling price, ber !Bet» 
 fau )ptei«. 
 
 iillnnder, sll landur, ifr. solan 
 dree. [KoBariiiiif.] bie ^nppe. 
 MIer, siliiir, ». ttx aSetrdufer. 
 iiliiiff, selling. ,. I. j)n^ aJerfnu. 
 feu er 3>rr.iii|; - ont. Bet aiuiuetfauf. 
 •2. i <il(>gaug , 25ertrie6. 
 
 Ivefls-e, seivldje.^ ,. I. ^na 
 IvMgre, \ ©n^ibniib, 
 
 l)(!ciile. 1. f OTnt.] ber Stropp, ©trupp 
 Ivedg-ed, sei'vJdjd , ad,, eiii 
 ©V iiib ijnbeiib, mit riiieiit ^innbe ucrirfjen, 
 ■ et. gefnumt, uerbrdmf. 
 Ives, kelvi, pi DtMi Self. 
 ■nblalile, sem'biabl, ((r. sas.) 
 oad^iilid), gleid), gieid)nrtig. 
 
 h semblable reason, awi beiUlVl. 
 
 *• ■•'"""• [ber 5?dd)fle. 
 
 mblnlile, ,. f tm (JbeubiiB; 
 
 !lllblHllleneS.««, sem'blablnes, 
 
 M. le "J!el)iiiii1)ffit. 
 
 kuiblahly, sem'i.i5bii, «rf,.. f 
 hi, beinnl)e tbt\\\o , niif fllei(t)e 2Ccife, 
 gjr (yeilnir. 
 
 pinltiaiice, sem'blanse, fft. 533.) 
 J bie •Mcljiiiid)ffir. 2. i bcr ©d)eiu, 91u. 
 f 3. bai 'Miifi'^eu , aicugere. 
 
 (inblMItt, sem'blant, (ft. 933.) adj. 
 • lit^). - «. t bai aiii«ri'l;eii ; bie iMfl;ii, 
 I : ; Bit ©d)ein. 
 
 sinbl»«ive, scm'blStfv, adj. f 
 ), gleirf)eiib. .Shak. 
 
 Slllble, sim'bl, (ft. sembler; ». a. 
 l)biIBeii , bilBeu. 
 
 Mlieioticn, semioteka, (gr.) « 
 ] Bie ©eiuiiuif, 3eid)eiirel)re. 
 !ini, seni'me. Int. semi, gr. hemi 
 I'iinimeiiffr3iiiifleu — (jnlb. 
 mi - acidified , ^nlbgcfdiiert. — 
 exicaul, [Sot. J Ben ©riel fjalb um« 
 1. --annual, f)nlbidl;rig. — aa- 
 ly, adtt. f)nl6;nl)r(irf). --annular, 
 uB. --aperture, Bie $rtlbij(fniiiig. 
 ian, [.ttird)eiig.J a) i. Ber 6i-iui. 
 b) udj. (Vmiiarinnifd). --Arian- 
 ber ©etui, jiriniii^m. --barbarian, 
 
 63' 
 
 Bie 
 
630 ''■'"•'• f"'". fall. fat. M^, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n3r, got, 6*1, rl6nd. TAbe, tub, frtll. lAin, THis. 
 
 SEM 
 
 f)nte6ar6«rirrf).Semi-breTe(--bref,-- 
 
 brief). [>Wu|.] Die g-^'U^ ^"t'^ ' ""^"^ S'^''^' 
 
 calcined, [ei)em.l Ivilb rnljillirt. -- ca.- 
 
 traie, f. «• J'lr >?«•>« ftiftnreii , i>er= 
 
 frfjndDeu, flUituiniifH- -castration, 
 
 Cir ip.i((.n.tma!.miii() , Ijolbe «nftrntuMi ofc. 
 
 25,Tfd)iKtD.m<]. --circle, ter S^Mi^^vttU 
 
 -.circled, (gflV'Oljnl.) --circular. Ijalb: 
 
 frei£!f&vmig , l).ilb>trfflf&ni.ia , i»i ^altviivfel, 
 
 haltrunti; - vanlt. ^o^ ipalbfrdJgenuMbe. 
 
 -.colon, [®rnmm.] »« ©trid)piinft, tni 
 
 ©emifDion (3nrt)fn ;). --columnar, 
 
 I95ct.] iviz etne ^nlbfniitc, IjalbiniilenfDrmifl. 
 
 .^-compact, l)a(b fDUipnft, ^nlt- Mct)t, illi. 
 
 vonremmfn fimipnft. --cru.taceou*. 
 
 l,,llt'gflfiificl)alig. --cubical, - paralofc, 
 
 l*)7fatl)eni.] t\M <^ari\btl 6cr jtDeiteit )tb' 
 
 tlllltg. --cylindric, --c y li n d rial, 
 
 cal, ()nlbDfi|lirrf). --deniiquaer, 
 ['OTllf.] DfiC 3i»'i'"iff"'^'fl'^*'- --«""' ^■ 
 tf. tJtr i)olbc Diir(^uie(Ter, ^albcfftr, 
 fRnbiud, ©emtDintiieter. --diapson, 
 r*3)fiif] tie uni'Dnfoiiimciie , falf(t)e .'taue. 
 1 diapente. [Wuf.] t)i€ iiiUH^lfoiiene, 
 »)nl6e, foliAe Quinte. --diaphaMty. 
 t tie ()a(be, iiiiuoUfotiniiciie DiirAiKtflfeit- 
 --diaphanou.. + ^aIbMir*fict)t -- 
 d i a t e s s a r o n . [>Bf Mf.] Mt imuDnfotieiic, 
 f,i(id)t£limrt«. - - d i t o n e , ['Wuf.J tflfme 
 ■jerj - double. I. [riM". fiUh.rcbe] 
 
 j„. _.fisi«Ur. [25ot.) I)nll'rijl)! -• 
 
 floret. [Sdot.] ^a« I'nutfbriiiige Smcii= 
 
 Miid)cii; bit fli'fd)«)fifte ^liime. -I"*- 
 
 euloui, --floicular, [3301.] gfueift. 
 
 -.fluid. t)flIbPiilTig. --forme t)aib 
 
 P^ iim'odfrmtiifr. gebilBet. --gl<il"r. 
 
 ^Mbf.igPlig. --indurated. \)(\\t> fvotl 
 
 riMUiiifU gefjnmt. --lapiditie \jM> 
 
 •ofrilfinrrt. -- Untie u lar. hnU>lnft)r= 
 
 ,'„i^. _ . I u n a r , - - 1 n n a r y . l)f,lt>IMid), 
 
 bmbmoiibfprnug ; - *alves, [«!luat.l )ai6: 
 
 imMiMl>rmi.icn Slmtn. --met. Cos 
 
 J^albnierotl --metallic, t)albnUf<t>, 
 
 S^nli'merafl . . , hnlbtiietnflarrig. - - k e, 
 
 I . o p a c o u « . hnll'Milifel. --op aWi, 
 
 ticrnlgl b" 5?ml'opnI. --orbiar. 
 
 [^ot.] t)n!6frfi^rimb, l)nlbrd)eibciirii'iil6< 
 
 jtrfrirunP. --ordinate, [OJfom] nlb^ 
 
 orMMirttf . --osseous, hnlbbeinenb fo 
 
 l)art i\)ie5^cin. --ovate. [55i>t.] ttw^ 
 
 mig, Ijf.lbfirunb. --oxygenated, mit 
 
 0)l)gf " flffnttigr. - p a I m a t e. - - » a 
 
 ted. liRatiirg.] ljnlbl)«iiiM'&rmig; t)att= 
 
 fuetfl --ped, [^pef] ber l)nlbf ' -- 
 
 pedal., tjflli'fueig, eiiifii I)olbfM Aiiljnh 
 
 tfnii. --Pelagian, [Kirrt)eiig.] ber 
 
 6cmi:'5pflngin"ft. b) nHJ. \enu.}feU\'(t). 
 
 _ - Pel agian ism, bcr ©nmsliil: 
 
 nt«m(u*). -pellucid. hnit'Biiiig. 
 
 p e 1 1 u c i d 1 1 y, bie ^.ilbMird)|'id)t - - 
 
 erspicuous, l)nlb»iird)i'id)f tg. I o- 
 gljticated, (ai)cni.] I)nlb pljITrr, 
 f)fllb Ob. tl)eilu'ri|"e ttiit '!l)t)lPgt|loii m-. 
 -„( -.primigeiious, ((i)cul.1)eil 
 
 eiiMlrtUir" ^" ''•'''^'" "• i'^'"'"'" 'Si"" 
 1-6. 2^^l^uun bo5 'JJfitffl t)iiltfiiB. -of. 
 •J- Bfr ijnllH' S^fwfi*, out rini'iu itfii 
 3rugiii(T'' (■friibrube ^rwris. --prte, 
 •0)iiM 1 fcr £cniivvwi-lii- S""'- 
 
 SEM 
 
 S«Bi-quartiIe, [Olffroii.] ber ^fllbgeuifrte 
 ©d)Cill. --quaver, [^TOllf.] a) s. iai 
 @c(^jd)ntel, bie©c<t)jel^iiffl(5)iii)re. b) v. a. 
 in 6id)jet)nffliiotcii binfeii oB. fiugeii. - - 
 qu i n t i I e, [>Jl|Trt>ii.] 6fr l)iill>gefriii|rc©d)eiii. 
 --savage, a) adj. l)nUMUlIb. b) s. bcr 
 i{)nlt<iuilDe. --»extile, [»!l|lron.] ber l)iilb= 
 gtiV d)»te ©djrill. --spli eric— -spheri- 
 cal, l)iilbfiigflf5rniig, ijalbfiigelniiib. — - 
 spheroidal, l)illbrpl)(iroiCilfrt). —-tertian, 
 [^)}^eP.] a) iidj. tflglid) jiini jiu.jtcn, Dritreii 
 -Miflle luicberfeljrenb. b) *. bn6 jtuei* ob. brei: 
 niiil befi tnges luieberfiljreiiDe Jiebcr. -- 
 tone, ["JKiif.] ber ^nlbtoii, Ijnibe Xon. 
 --tonic, ill tineiii ^albtoiie gilprig, aii^ 
 dlietu ipnlbtDiie bcilebeiib , l;nlbrd)rfitig ; - 
 scale, b e gemn'djte ioiifolge. --transept. 
 bie 5?iilfte bc6 eiii ^reiij bilbeiibeii S'liflels.- 
 eiiier itird)e. --transparent, l;albbtird): 
 fid)tig. --transparency, bie ^vilbPiir*; 
 ficJjtigfeit, Ijnibe, uiiDonfommeiie Diird)nd) 
 tigfeit. --vitreous, l^nlb, tljeiJiueife glii: 
 fern, gln^nrtig ob. glnildjt. --vitrifica- 
 tion, 1. bie l)iilbe, tl)ciliueife , utii>t)(lfum= 
 nicne Serglnriiiig. 2. tie imuodlonimen ob. 
 rljeiliuciie iterglnfete ©iibflniij. —-vocal, 
 jit eiiiem ^nlblniitc gel)ijrig, .^nlblaiii... 
 --vowel, [©raiiiiii.] ber $alblaiit(er,>. 
 
 fieininni, sem'^nal, (u. lot. semen; 
 adj. 1. jutii ©nmeii (jfljorig , ©omen... 
 2. im ©nnieii entl;nlten, ©nnien..; (ii. i) 
 iiripri'inglid). 
 
 Seminal leaf, [33ot.] bn« ©niiieiiblatt, 
 
 Seminal, <. bie tlrfprunglid^rdt, ber 
 iirfprrniglidje Smlrtiib. 
 
 lieiiiiiiality, slmenal'et^, t. 1. bie 
 >Iintiir be* ©amend, ©nmenfrnit, Seugnng*: 
 frnft. 2. bn6 aJerniBgen fjeruirgebraitjt luer; 
 ben }ii foiiiieii, ber ©nnie. 
 
 Seminarist, sem'enar'st, «. ber 
 ©emiiiiiriiT, Si^'flling einer geiilliitjen , be\. 
 iomird):fntl)Plird)en '>)5f):anjfd)iile. 
 
 Seminary, sem enari, (lat- semi- 
 nariuui. v. semen; *. 1. T f bie ?|5fli11Ijrrf)llle. 
 2. t t a; bie iJiicberliige. b) ber tirfprring: 
 lidje 3"lt.inb , llriVrung. c) ber ©ame, 
 OJrnnbtloiT. 3. bn* ©eminnrium, bie ippnni! 
 fc^nle, 25ilbiing^nii(liilt, GrjieljungSanilnit. 
 4. ber ©enuiiariil. B. Jonson. 
 
 Seminary, adj. juui ©amen ge^ 
 Ijijrig, ©nuien... [gefiiffe. 
 
 Seminary vesself, [Slnnt.] bie ©anicn: 
 
 Semiiiate, «em'enite, ». a. faen, 
 bcfiitn, bemnien; ucrbreiteii. 
 
 Semination, sem^ni'shun, «. I. 
 bii* ©nen ; bie 23n"niniing, ^eiainiing. 2. 
 (Sbot ] bie ©(iineiijcrilrcmiiifl; [';^l;i)|'n>|.j tie 
 SvinifiicrgiiBiing. 
 
 Semine<l, .senr'nd, adj. « befiiet. 
 
 SeMiiniTerousi, sluiinifierus, (i. 
 
 .semt-n li. fero) adj. fillliclltrageilb , |rtmeil; 
 erjeiigenb. 
 
 Seminific, somenifik, ^ (lat. 
 
 Seminificai, slminif'ekal.^tacio; 
 adj I'miuMirrieiinfiib , befnidjfenb. 
 
 Seminificatiun, sei.ienffeki'- 
 sliun , t. tie SBoiii 111 ling, !8(fnid)tiing. 
 
 Sempervirent , sempurvirent, 
 (Int.) adj. inimeritrun. 
 
 Seiii|>er«ive, nem'purvive. ((at.) 
 
 *. I^^ft.) bil; o"'l"l''''T't"'"- 
 
 A«»iii|iit«>rnai, kcmpetemal. 'lar.) 
 
 SEN 
 
 adj. iinmern'nftrcnb , cwig. 
 
 Sempiternity, slmpetlrn'^tj, «. 
 
 bie immcrmiil)rfiiDe Doner, d-iuigfeit. 
 
 Sem.^ter, slmstur, *. t bpr9?nl)er, 
 ©d)iieifer. (stress. 
 
 Sem.«tre.<i.<«, sim'stres. f. Seam- 
 
 Semstresy, slin'sne.se. *. tie g?,i; 
 l)cr i , 9iiihterei Westminster Rrview. 
 
 Sen, sen, (fd)ll). sen) adv. o dir .sine e. 
 
 Senary, sen'nare. (Int. seni) adj. 
 jnr 3iiljl \(d)6 gdjurig, \ect)6 enr()iiireiib , gf« 
 fed)i5t. - numlter, bie 3rtl)l fect)6. 
 
 Senate, sln'nat, (int.) *. ber ©enut, 
 DJntl), l)iil)e 3{inl), bie Sl?ntl)giierftiniinlung; 
 [r5ni. &t\<t)., 9iDrbnm.] ber ©nint. 
 
 Sen ate-lionse, ba* S>?ntl)(;.(1ll5. 
 
 Senator, sln'naiur, (lat. 'Si.) «. 
 
 1. ber ©eiintor, 3inU)ii)en, dieidiiratij. 2. 
 II ber 3?atl) , ^[dyter. 
 
 .Senatorial, sennlto'r^al, iSena- 
 to'rian) adj. 1. fenofprircJ) , mtljeljerrlid), 
 reid)friitl)lid). 2. ['JJorbiim.J jur (^riunljlnnfl 
 eine* ©ciuuorf bcrcd)tigr. 
 
 Senatorially, sennato'reale, ado. 
 fen a fpri fd) , r(itl;6f)errli(t) , nacf) 2trt eined 
 ©enats. 
 
 SenatorKllip, sen'natiirsli'p, «. 
 bie ©eiiiULir!, 9feid)6rntl;6mnrbe, ©Vnatorie. 
 
 Send, send, (angelf. sendan; gotf). 
 .sandyan) praet. U. pp. sent. v. a. I. feitbeil, 
 fd)icfen (to, jii, nn , in, nndj); (to - any 
 one money etc.) ((S-ineni 03d6 :c.) uberfeiii 
 ben, }iifd)icfeii , jiifeiiben; (away; feiibeii, 
 iibfeiibcn , uerfenben, UfrfdjirfcH ; fortfdjicfen, 
 peril t'fd)icben ; iyeg,'d)icfin, abfcrtigcn ; (after) 
 iind)|fiiben, noc^fd)i(fen ; (back) jiiriirf* 
 rd)icfcn , jiirricffenbcii, luicber fd)icfen; (off) 
 uerfeiiben, uerfdjicfcn ; (out) onffd)i(fen. 2, 
 i a) ft^fufi-ii, ucrleiljen, gi'ii)nl;reii. b) (forth 
 Bb. out) nii5i»erfen, I'on fid) geben; l;cruori 
 bringcn, Ijerin'rtrciben, trcibtn (Siueifle to; 
 iiiiftreibcn. o uerbrciten (j. SB. ben ©d)n(l 
 K.) (through, biird))- d) feiiDeii, fd)irfeii, 
 foninien InfTeii ; (upon) G'iiiein jiird)icfen, jiii 
 fi'igi'ii, iibrr ©ineii foniinen Inffcn , fd)i(feii. 
 3. § fd)icfen, entfenbeii, fdjicpen, luorfen. 
 
 2. c) Cherubic songs by night from neigh- 
 
 b'ring hills 
 Aerial music s e n d- Mii^jon. 
 
 To send on messages, mit ^llllfrriig.MI 
 antft^irfen (SBebientc lo. To — any one 
 word, ©ineni }u luifTni tl)iin, fngen laffen, 
 d'inen iwiffen Mffen. If God - me life, luenii 
 0>iott niir bai Sebcn fi^enft (b. f). niii^ Irbrii 
 lii^t). A trumpet sends the voice much 
 farther than etc., eill ©prad)rohr ppilllit {■it 
 ©tiinnie i>icl iveiter fi'rt al& ;c. To - a b.ill 
 with the hand, witli a bat. cinrn 'dt\U j!l> 
 luerfen , )iifd)liigen. Send your hroiiier 
 along with us. Irtgt eiicrii ^riiPfv in:r nii< 
 gff)/ii. To - ahioad. anger Siinbes rd)i(fni. 
 To - round, iimljer fdiirfrii, jirfiiiiren liificii. 
 
 To send in. 1. ljiiirilird)icfi'll ; (baf (S'ilfll 
 Jt.) anfrragen Inffcii. 2. l anfiu'ljiiicn. 
 2 The senses send in only the inflnie* 
 of niHierial things. 
 
 To send iu lawd) up) one's name. fi(^ 
 nielbiii I'b. anni'.'lbeii lajten. 
 
 Send, r. »i. I. frt)irfen, an^fdiiiffii; 
 (lo) fiticfi'ii (jin; (tor) i"d)itfeii , iiii;-iVI)iiteii 
 (iiad) (yiiiinn,((J'iiicii)t)Pifnlai7in. 2. fSf.ir.J 
 llampfen (i>. ©(Difffii). 
 
I aip. far, fall, fat. ^U, mit. Fine, fin. NA, move. n6r, sj6t, ill. clotiil. Tuhe. Irtb. fall. t/nn. rHis. 837 
 
 SEN 
 
 To s e n d in to any one, )ii (Fiiiem Kf)i(f(U 
 dim it)m G'tmnfi I'nijfn }u Inffeiu. He will 
 come wiiliout tending for, t'r IVtr^ UII(|C> 
 riifrii foiiiiiirii , er foniiiit iiii()cru|Vii. 
 
 Seildnl, (cn'dal, dp. ceiidal) «. f 
 ^er S'l'tfUtiiffct). liViifcer. 
 
 Sender, lend'nr, I. ^er @eitt)rr. ^6: 
 
 St*ll(lillg°, seud'iiig. «. 1. eii£ SeiK 
 bfii , £(l)irffii, tif 'JtbrtuMiiii). "2. fWtir.] 
 bn5 ©tflinpffn, {Jitflcn (etii«« ©rf)iffe6). 
 
 Seiiesfrt, »ciriiega .^ 4. [*i't. 1 Die 
 
 Senekn, Nenueka.^ Sriinjaiuur), 
 ^iina>rru1iliiii>ifim>iirj. 
 
 SeiiesCeUCf, ■.enesslnse, (Int. «e- 
 nenco) t. fai- •Jllttrii, *Jlltiurrreu, 2>crt>i(l<ii. 
 
 lieilC'SClinlf xeu'neskal, siii'netlial. 
 ;fr. ocfiieclial; #. 1. tcr Seiifi'djad, ^oftitar; 
 f«t)iill, $iiufl)iM'i>ifi|1cr. 2. ^er (Seiiffitad 
 finiitf^hiiiipiiuaiiii , 2nnPri<^ter, firtiieycflr. 
 Tlie Lord liigli -of England, t>cr O>>ro0 
 fiiu-i(t)nn I'Dn &ngliiii&. 
 
 St*U(;^reeil , ken'gieen, t. [^vt.] I. 
 bc[t i&tiinn'm, Oiiflniii, ajuitcrgruii. 2. ttt 
 g)?.iiifrpfeffer. 
 
 lieilil*^, t^'nile, (u. lot. srnex) ndi. 
 iiiiii i)fi)tn 211ICC grl)orig, Cem (()i>hen) -Mirer 
 ngf M , t>fli>iMi l)errul)l•l•ll^ , Iji'rfjbtjiiljrt. 
 
 SeiiilKy, «euir^t«, «. t o>^£ >)>^>)' 
 ailtcr , OJrnrriinirer. 
 
 Senior, tin^ur, »ine'yur, (I ^.^ 
 «(</. rtifir <bnu 'Mmte nnd)). 
 
 Seniwr, «. 1. ber ^eltere, ^eltnlr. 
 ©eiiiot (btni 'Miter iiad)); bcr 9Uitf|l<, 9Ifi = 
 trniiann, aimiitifltr, ©riiipr (bem ■Htwft 
 ii«<t)i. 2.^fr.1Ite, (>f)nl)rteg)fiiiin, 9lltf, Wrfi6. 
 
 Seniority, (.euenrere. (Seniory. 
 Shak.) «. 1. Mi Ij&hi-re filter. 2. t(\6 €(-. 
 niPMt, bit ?lflt«fltni«urre, M^ 9liitc|ltii! 
 tt<bt, bbi)ert 9lmt«.i(rir, Dicmhiltfr. 
 
 Senna, ^enna. (pen', it. nr<l&. lanai 
 «. I. ['Bet.] Mr ®f una, err ©riiiir«i1rnt:(l>. 2. 
 (^l)nrni.J Mi ^latt trr cR»»ia nenna. <Bt\\' 
 neffJliitt. --Ifftved. Sciiiie^bliiitft. 
 
 SeniiiK^lit, aenuit.^ ()iir>itnmriigcj. 
 
 Se'llig^ilt, 5 I'. «evenuiglit' 
 
 «. 6ieffii'd)r, neftt Inge Tlii» day -, I. 
 ()fute oor n(t)t Ingeii. 2. Ijriite u6rr nd)t Inge. 
 Next Tuesday -, rciiiiiirii&eii , noc^iltn 
 Diriiflng iltier iid)t lage. 
 
 Sennit, senn'i, (0. <even II. knit) 
 «. [■OTi'ar.] bcr '5>(nrriiig. 
 
 S<^noCuinr, Heuoli'kiilar. ((. teni 
 u. oculiix) nilj. iVctj^iitigig , fi'rt>cmigig. 
 
 SenHHted, &en catsd . adj. -f buret) 
 bit @iii\ie eiiipfiiiibrti. 
 
 Senitation, ken«i'>liun. (fr. ID.) 
 «. bit (fiiiniirf)e) e-iiii'fiiiMing- - of pain, 
 bie ©mpnnbiiiig fei ©djinerjcn*. 
 
 Sense, sense, (int. »ensu»; fr. »en«; 
 
 ©iiii) «. I. a) ber Sinn , bie (Jnipfinbiing, 
 
 bfl$ 0)efi"il)l; ^iiipfiiiDnngSi'erni&gcii. Shak. 
 
 Bacoh. b) ['JlJ^ilpf.] ber ©inn leiuer ber 5 
 
 ©inne). c) ber forperlidje n. gt'i|1ige ©inn. 
 
 Shak. 2. (of) a) ber ©inn, bie e-niptnnglict)' 
 
 feit (fur), b) M6 (iJefill)! (Sfiuii^riein). 3. 
 
 (Pft pi. Senses) bie ©nine, ber (grfnnbe) 
 
 Berflnnb. 4. ber ©inn, SBerilnnb, bie 25e! 
 
 beutnng (eine« 9Eorte«). 5. ber ©inn, bie 
 
 TOeinnng. 
 
 2. a) So ne are »o hardened in wicked 
 
 nr>-s. as to have no sense ol llir 
 
 moAi friendly offices. L'Estuaaue. 
 
 SEN 
 
 2. b) A due sense of our weakness or 
 
 sinfulness. Webster. 
 
 3. Opprest nature sleeps; 
 Tills rest might yet liave balui'd thy 
 
 broken senses. Shak. 
 
 4. In interpretation, we are to exHiiiiite 
 whether words are to be understood 
 in a literal or figurative sense (eb 
 SCorter iv&rtltc^ ob. bilblict) in ueDnien 
 finb). 
 
 5. I speak my private but impartial sense 
 With freedom. Roscommon. 
 
 To gratify one's senses, feilieil ftllll: 
 li(f)en ^egicrben'3?id)t6 ueringtii. To mortify 
 one's -s, feiiie nnnliitjen '^igierben ob. £uiU 
 toOten, linterbnicfen. To apply all ones -s 
 to.., nlle ©inne, n(le tuiif ©inne gebrnii: 
 d)en 6ei.., nde niitglicDe iliifnurffiunfeit, 
 nlleii niuglid^en 9lei0 uerivenbrii auf . . , nn.- 
 roenben bet ... To liave no - of.., fetnen 
 ©inn hnben fur ... He, having tlie quick 
 — of a lover etc., er, ntit bein lrbt}iiften 
 (Mefilljle eiiii* Siebenfen jc. Words scatter- 
 ing wide from -, 'ilUorte, erinniigrtnb nllce 
 vftiind. Coniiiion -. ber geineiiie 'Mfcnfiten: 
 i>erilnMb (f. autt) Common). Huiuaa — , 
 bie a3nl)riiel)niung. Moral -, ber nicr«Iif(t)e 
 ©inn. Good-, ber ©inn, Srrihinb, gei'unbe 
 OKenrdjeiiyerilnnb. In a legal -, in eiiunt 
 gefe9li(t)en ©inne. \ man of-, ein uer|liin=^ 
 biger 'OJinnn. To be void of -, to want -. 
 ben 2Jer|liinb, ben ftopf ucrloren Ijnben. To 
 speak very good -. gniij vernuiifiig reben, 
 ipret^en. Out of one's -s, uotn SJerilnnbe, 
 (uQ. To abound in one's -, tilled ©inner 
 mit d-inein fein, Oenioiib^ OJ^etniing bei: 
 p({id)ten. To take llie — of tlie house, bie 
 OKeinnng be« $nn|e6 (^^arlnmentSj bnrd) 
 'Mbilimniting erljcben. And 'tis such — tiiai 
 my - breeds witli , u. (6 ill \0 viel ©inn 
 barin, ta^ ineine f&rperlidye Q-inpfinbnng 
 bnbnrc^ genn^rt ivirb. Shak. Tliey musi 
 lake it in -, tliat feel it, fie, bte t6 (pon 
 bir) frfnl)reu, fnljlen iverbeii, muiTen t6 eni: 
 pnilben. Shak. Take tlie-of my innocence, 
 iiimni mctiie 9[0prte poii ber iiiifd)iilbigeii 
 ©eite. Shak. [©iime empfiiiiben, finniid). 
 
 Sensed, sensd, pp. adj. t biird) bte 
 
 SeilMefui, sens' till, adj. -f periiail 
 big, periiiiiiftig. 
 
 SeUKeleSM, sensles, adj. I. ftnnlof- 
 (ber ©inne bernubti. 2. ftiinlo^, nniH'rni'iiif: 
 ng, unuerilnnbig. 3. geful)llP6; (of) m^ne 
 ©inn , Dljiie ®eful)l (fur). 4. t gcfiil;llce, 
 fait (P. ®rnbe). 
 
 SenweleSNiy, sens'llsle. adv. ftllll: 
 loe, niiperilaiibig , iiiu'eriiiiiiftig; geiiiljilDf. 
 
 SenreleKHneNS, sens'tesnes, «. 
 bie©iniiii'iigfeit, lliiperniinft ; (ai'ini^ilofigfcii. 
 
 Sensibility, sensebileii. ifr. sen- 
 fcibllite; 4. I. (bie J.iljigfeit leid)t jn enipfni: 
 belt) bie (fmpfinblid)feit; [^^l)i)f.) bic (S-ni: 
 pftiiblid)feit (ciiier SDage, eiiiefi iljernuMiie: 
 ter^ It.). 2. bie {S-nipfiiiblid)feit, G-nipfaiig: 
 lid)feit, ©mpftiibfanifeir, (to) bie G"iiipfiiib- 
 fiimfeit ibci), ber Si'l^aiib , ia man fiir (St; 
 m<i6 enipfinbfnni , (ober> enipfiubiid) gegeii 
 (S-tiune i|T, bie G'mpfait(ilid)fcit (ii'ir), ber 
 Suflaiib, M innn fiir (vriune eiiipfniiglic^ i|l 
 ^l^5 jarte, fciiie, lelJljafre Wefnl)! (fiir). 3 
 'ill bipfiT '■bebeiitiing nnd; im pi.) M6 (luirf 
 lidjf) (iJciiil;!, 
 
 SEN 
 
 3. Sensibilities unfriendly to happi. 
 ness, may be acquired. Encvc. 
 
 The sensibility of his power, tui 
 SSeiunerfcin feiner ')Kad)t. To lose itt -. 
 feine (j^nipfiiiblic^feit perliereii, unenipfinblidj 
 luerben (p. ©itebcrn to. Exquisite -, etn 
 (iiib-eril jarti-6 , feiiu-6 , lebl)nftei @efiil)l. 
 
 Sensible, sensebl, (fr. 'iii.) adj. 
 I. enipfiiibbar, fiiljluar, imrfbnr, beinerfbar, 
 in bie © nne fadenb. 2. (g-mpt»nbuiig, be(. 
 iiiiniigeiifljme pernrfadjenb, fdjinerjijaft) ein» 
 pfinblK^ (©d)impf, ©djnierj, :^ii}t , &aitt 
 ic.) ; [^1)1)1'.) empfinMK^ (p. einem II)irnio< 
 meter, eincr ^age lo. 3. (ial)ig, ©tiuni 
 letd)r jn empfinbtn) empfinMid). 4. ± (reii< 
 bnt) empfiiiblK^ ; ). ib. That's his moat - 
 part, bas i|1 feine empfiiiblid)tle ©eite. 5. 
 rtnpjiiibfam , cmpfniiglid) , gefuhli>on; (of) 
 ©inn i)b. (yefiii)! ijabenb (ftki, enipflneiidi 
 (fiir, bei), empfniiglid) (fiir», ((Sripni) fiil)» 
 leitb, erfeiinenb, enipftnbfflin , fiimenb (&ei), 
 eiiier ©ad)e) beipnet. 6. t (of> empfaitglid) 
 ifiir 6-tiun^, ipie iai Oltr zo. 7. nperjciigt, 
 tiinienbi to be -, iU'irjeiigt fein, |nl)leu, 
 merfeii , fef^eii, empftnbeii , luiffrn. 8. uer> 
 lliiiibig, I'erniiiifrtg, grri1)cir. 
 
 Air is seusible to the toucli by etc., 
 bie SJuft ii'irff burd) jc. nnf tiiM (yefiil)l. - 
 note, ["Xtiif.J ber unmittelbar uiitcr beta 
 (JJrunbtone liegenbe Ijalfe ipii. To be - 
 of... ©inn, @)efuhl tjabeit ftlr.., einpfang> 
 Hit) itiii fiir . , gerul)ri fein pom . . , {j-fiuaa 
 inl}len , erreniien ; empftnbeii, fuijlen, tiiier 
 <Bacbt beii'tiBt fein. 
 
 Sensible, «. t 1- Mi <»eful)l (be< 
 ©d)nierje5 ic.). 2. >2l(li'6, lua* cmpfnnbeii 
 iverben f>iiin, nlle empfinbbnren Dinge, bie 
 iin£ iinigcben. 
 
 .Sensibieuens, senseblnes, «. i. 
 Me (Sinpfiiibbarfeit, Jiiljlbarfeit. 2. bie G-in> 
 pfinblid)fett ibei 'Miigegio; I^I)i)|".J bie(S-tns 
 piinblid)fcir (eimr ii3age, eiiieS lljcrnipnietet* 
 !c.). 3. bie ^nipfanglic^feit , d-inpniibfanu 
 feit, &mpftnbnng, ber ©inn, iai ®efiil)i; 
 bie f<tmeriii(^e g-mpfinbung , bii^ peinii(t)e 
 (i)eiiil)l. 4. bie (5Jefd)eu()eit , aSerniinfiiflfeir, 
 i>a& 23einiinftige. 
 
 The s e II s I b I e n e 8 s of an impressioa, 
 ber (ilhlbnre, nu'rflid)e ©iiibrncf. 
 
 Seu.sibiy, sensobie. udv. I. fi'il)ibar, 
 mertt^ar, merflid), nnf eine merflid)e SiJeife. 
 I. rinitlid) (bnrd) -Ulfeftion ber Siniiei. 3, 
 empflnblid), nnf eiite enipfiiiblid)e 'iOeife; 
 ilnrf, lcbl;nft ((^ripas fiiljleio. 4. peniiiiifiig, 
 nefd)eit. 
 
 .Sensitive, sen'sctiv, <(. sensitivus) 
 adj. I. finiUid), in bie ©iiiiie inllenb. 2. fiiiii: 
 lid), iniiilid)er (S'tupfinbuiigeii fal)ig, einpfin- 
 cenb, eiiipfi)ibiiii>]i-ial)ig- 3. jn ben ©innen 
 Ob. jnr (inipfiiibiing gelji^irig, pon ber {J'lU! 
 pftiibiing nbl)angeiib, burd) bie (Jnipfinbiing 
 bebiiigt. Uarwih. 
 
 Sensitive appetite, bie fiiiiilid)e 'iit: 
 gleebe. -faculty. M6 |lniilid)e SBi'rmijgen, 
 (i^inpfiiibiiiigsuermogen. Die (S-uipfliibiiiig** 
 fiihigfeit. - plant, ['ijor.] bie ©iiiiipjlanje. 
 — fern, [Sot.] ber JiilUfarit. - love, finu* 
 lid)e Sicbe. - soul, bie empfinbuiigfifai)tge 
 ©ecle. 
 
 Sensitively, scn'senvi^, a^fv. (tnn* 
 lltt) , nili rlilf filliilirt)r iUeife 
 
 Sensitiveness, sensetivnbs, « 
 
838 Vklf, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, ffn. ^i, m6ve, n6r, g6t, 6il, cl6dd. Ti!ibe, tub, full. lAin. THis. 
 
 SEiN 
 
 1. fcit ®itinIi(f)foU. 2. bie (?ttip|^n6iiitg«= 
 fiiliiflfeit, ^lli (S-inpiiii6iiiig^i>erm5o«ii. 
 
 Sensorial, seiuorcal, adj. jiim 
 iSenfonum.iel;6ri(i, imSeiiforiuni lun-acfjeiib, 
 bi'iin'iiiDer. 
 
 Seiisoriuin, senso'reuni.) (f u. 
 
 Seiisiory, seii'soie, ) s^"*"- 
 
 riuiH^ s. t<\& ©enuiriiim, Drgnn ii. ©i^ bti 
 ©iime*,©mvftn&iiiioo»rGnii,e-iiipfiiiDiingffi^- 
 
 S)(;iISUa.l, sen'shual. (tr. sensuel) 
 «ilj. fiiiiilii^; [II)co(.] fiiinlirf) (fleiutl'rf)). 
 
 S e n s i\ a i appetite, bie fiKHliti^C SBrgifrbe. 
 — pleasure or gratification, fiiin(i(f)e6 93er; 
 fliiiigcn, Jliinlic^ei: &tnu^. - men, ftiiiiliilje 
 
 Seinsualisin f sen'shualizm, t. 
 (<;)3i)iliif.| ber ©eiifuoli^ndid) , bie @inii(id): 
 feitS'lelive. 
 
 Sensualist, sen'shualist, 4. 1. ber 
 
 fiiinlicl)e«WJen|"cl). 2. [^Ijilrf.] Nr ©eiifiialifl, 
 ©iniil!<l>feitf lcl)rer , ©innlicf)feit^ufrfed)ter. 
 
 Sensuality, sensliuai'ele, (Sen' 
 ■ ualness; a. tie ®iniilid)feir, @eii|'ii<ilitiit. 
 
 StSnsualize, sensliuali^e, t>. a. 
 riMiili4> mntf)eii, jiir ©innlic^feit reijen, in 
 ©iiiiitirfjfeit uerfenfeii. 
 
 Not to suffer one's self to be sensua- 
 lized by pleasures, fid) llicf)t blinl) ftmU'rfK 
 95fr(inugungrii ftiiirelgcii (nffcii. 
 
 Sensually, sen'sliuale, adv. finu: 
 lid), (iiif einc |"iiiiilid)e TOfife. 
 
 Sensuous, seMsliiius, adj. t fTnil: 
 
 ltd> («tif bie ©iiiiie ivirfeiib) ; jnrttid), riKjreiib. 
 
 Sent, sent, praet. ll. pp. 1). Send. 
 
 itentence, scn'ilnse, (fr. 2D., v. 
 
 Int. sententia) *. I. [ 9{cd)r«rpr.] ber 9lii«. 
 
 (ptud), 9?ed)t*fpruc^, 9{id)ter|"priid), ^efc^eib, 
 
 bni Utti)til, Urtjjel. 2. (im 9lflgeiiieiiieii) bn5 
 
 (tefonb. ungi'iiiilige) Urrljeil. 3. bnS Urr()eil 
 
 (bie WeiiiiiiiflK 4. bie ©eiiteii), ber Deiif;, 
 
 ©iuii>, ^crn>, Cefjrs, ©ittcnfprud). 5. 
 
 [©rnniiii.] ber ®(i^, bie ^eriube. 6. [engi. 
 
 Ritdtt] pi. Sentences, flciuiffe ©e|nii(je 
 
 6eitn ®uttedbien(le. 
 
 2. Let him set out some of Luther's 
 
 works, that by them we may pass — upon 
 
 hia doctrines (nil) barnnd) feine Sef)ren 
 
 ridjtrn iii foiiiieii). Atterburv. 
 
 To give, pass, pronounce sentence 
 upon .., cin Urtljeil fpredjeii fiber ... Now 
 will I give - against them, || ta luid id) 
 aud) mit if)iicn rct^teii. Mortal -. brt5lobe^» 
 urtf)ei(. The — of dev.h upon many, ia6 
 Iobe«iirtl)eiI fur 9Jirlt. 
 
 Sentence, v. a. l. baS Dber ein 
 Urtf)eil ftilien, |"pred)eii (I'iber ©iiieii), G'iiieii 
 I'eriirt^eilen , (to; perurrljeilen (jii). 2. t 
 perboinmen. 3. in fiirjeii , Id^rreitjjen uiib 
 fnifiiflen ©a^eii UDrtidijeit. 
 
 T(f sentence any one to death, to 
 transportation, to imprisonment, Milieu 
 jiiiu lobe, jiir 9tbfi"il;ning in eine ivolonie, 
 jiim C^efmignifTe uenirtljeiien. 
 
 Sentential, Kenieu'shal, adj. I. 
 l)cnf|"priid)e entljaitenb. 2. ju einein ©n^e 
 eb ciner iprriobe fldjoria. 
 
 Sententiosity , sentluslieos'iie, 
 ». ba* Okbanfeiircirt)!* , Pel)tri'id)e, ©enten> 
 jiiM'e bie ©ebiinffiifiille. 
 
 Senten(i4»US, senlen'shus. (fr. sett- 
 le iicieiix) itdj. I. ipnid)ri'id), gebiiiifriiri-id), 
 |rl;rreirt), iprti(t)inii0ig, reiiii'iiiu'i ; beriibernd 
 
 SEP 
 
 Denr. Ob. ©innfpriid)e niibringt. 2. (beffer 
 Sentential) Denffpruc^e entljaltenb. 
 
 Sententious style, eiue luit Senfs 
 fpri"id)i'u geipicfte, frnfnge ©d)teibart. 
 
 Sent eMtiously,seii ten 'sit U!.le,ar{v. 
 
 fprud)reid), aiit tine rpriid)reid)e, (el)rrei(^e 
 2irt, in ©eiitciijen ob. Dcnf|priid)en. 
 
 SeuteutiuitSUe.«S , s. nten'shus- 
 
 ncs, t. ber 9{eid)ti)iini aw fnrjen u. lel)r; 
 reid)en ©fiijen, bie friiftige, fenteniioie itiirje, 
 (5>fbanfenfii[le. 
 
 Sentery, sen'iere, ) perberbt au6 
 
 Sentry, sentre, J Sentinel. 
 
 Sentient, seit'sheetit, (I. seutlens) 
 adj. empfinbenb (©nipfin&nngSuerntiJgen 
 tjnbenb). Ibai enipnnbenbe 'iBereu. 
 
 Sentient, ». ^intr, ber empfin&eti 
 
 Seutillieut, .seniement, (fr. 'iii.j 
 I. 1. bie ©nipfinbinig, b<\i (Scfi'if)!. 2. ba^ 
 (S>nii\){ (ber ©nin fiir Grmn^). 3. bie OJefin; 
 niiiig. 4. bie (2)efinniiiig, ■!)3?einniig; upon) 
 bie >3)?einiing (Tiber). 5. ber csjebnnfe (ab. 
 |lrnl;irt u. >31n»brurf cb. ber ©od|)e). 
 3. We may like the sentiment, when 
 we dislike the language. Webster. 
 
 A man of sentiment, ein jnrrful)leu 
 ber 0}innn. 
 
 Sentimental, sentemental, adj 
 1. gefiii)lut>(l, enipfiiib|\ini, fentimenrol. 2. | 
 enipfinbelnb, fentiniencal. Sheridan. 
 
 A s e n t i in e n t a I passion, eine fentinien 
 tale 2cibenfd)afr. 
 
 Sentimentalist, semimentalist. 
 I. ber fentimeiitnie , enipfinbelnbe OJfenrrt). 
 
 Seutiinentaiity,senteiitenial'ete. 
 s. bie ©entinienciiliint , ©mpflnbranireic , 
 ©nipfinbclei- 
 
 Sentinel, sen'tenel, (fr. sentinelle; 
 t. [WiM.\ bie ©d)iibiuiid)e. 
 
 Sentry, sentre, t. I. [«SRilit.) bie 
 6d)ilDmfld)e. 2. i ^ bie '3S>a6)t. To keep - 
 over .., SOac^e l}nlten uber .., ivac^eii 
 liber ... [beri)nu«d)en 
 
 Sentry-box, bfl* ©(<)iIberf)nuS, ©d)il- 
 
 Sepal, se'pal, (P. Int. sepio) «. ['^Dt.J 
 bai fleine SSlntt, ber Heine ll;ei( eine^^eld()e. 
 
 St'parability , sepparabil'ete, s- 
 bie Ircniibarfeit. 
 
 Separable, scp'parabi, adi. trenn: 
 bnr, fid) trennen Inffenb. 
 
 Qualities not separable from the sub- 
 stance, pon bet ©ubflanj un)ertrennli(i)( 
 (Jigenfc^nften. Parts not — one from an- 
 other, nnjertrennlid)e lljeile. 
 
 SeparableueSS, sep'parablnes. 
 s. bie Ireiinbnrfeit. 
 
 Separate, sIp'pavAte, (I. separo) «». 
 a. I. \ trennen; jertfjeilen. trennen, rd)eiben, 
 (from) fd)eiben, trennen (I'on) ; [dljeni.] \d)t\-- 
 ben. 2. i a) trennen (ijrcnnbc jc.), fonbern, 
 nbuMibern; to — one's self from .., fid) 
 trennen, fid) entfernen i<on ... (G-inem). b) 
 trennen, rd)eibcn (mie ?DJiinn ii. 2Deib>. c> 
 nnSHMibern. 
 1. The Atlantic separates Europe from 
 America. 
 
 A compound body may be separated 
 into its constituent parts, eilt itiranunen' 
 gi-reljter ivlirper fonn ill feine ©e|lnnbtl)eile 
 gfr(t)iebcn luerben. 
 
 Separate, t>. n. I. fid) trennen. 
 aiiecmanbcr gil;en, fic<) nbfonbcrn, \id) tl)ci» 
 
 SEP 
 
 fen, fT(() jfrtf)eifen. 2. i fic^ trennen (pon 
 Jrennben :c.) ; |"d)eiben. 
 
 Separate, adj. i. getrennt, nbge. 
 fonbert (from, non). 2. (in engercr i8cbeu« 
 rung) uoni jlorper getrennt, forpcrlue, rem 
 (<5)eifl zc). 
 
 A separate grove, ein einmnier ^iiiti. 
 Eve - he wished, er ii)iin)'d)te e-i'a ipeg. 
 - account, [ipiiiibel] ber ©eparnt>.ftDiito. 
 ' Separately, sep'paraiie, uda. ige« 
 trenut) beronOerS. 
 
 .Separateness , slpparatnes, «. 
 ber nbgefpu&erte, getreiiiite Sunnnb. 
 
 Separation, sepparashun , «. I. 
 (bai ireiinni) bie Xrennnng (from, uon ). 
 2. (.bai (JJerrenntfein) bie Xreiinuiig, ^b|"i)n« 
 bernng. 3. bie (e-|)e;) ©(<)eibung. 4. [St)em.J 
 bie ©d)eibiiiig. 
 
 Separatism , slp'parat'zm , «. 
 [3{elig.] ber ©fprtriui^mdi*). 
 
 Separatist, sepparaiUt, «. [^eitg.] 
 ber ©epariuirt ((S)hiuben6|"onbfrling). 
 
 Separator, seppaiatiir, «. bee 
 premier, ^IbfonOerer, ©d)eib'er, ©iiier, ber 
 treniit, |"(<)ei?et, nbiciibert. 
 
 Separator y, sep'parature, adj. f 
 nbronberiib, 2il)ft)nberiing^ . . . 
 
 Separatory ducts, [''^llilt.] ^bfoilbe< 
 rnngsgcfiiffe. 
 
 Separatory, *■ I. [(Et)ein.] bet 
 ©d)eibc'foltien. 2. l(5I;ir.] bns ©d)eibeniefTer. 
 
 Sepawn , sepiwn', (s. l^orbiim.J 
 
 Sepou, sepon', ^ ein 0)erid)f, 
 
 be|lff)enb nii^ ''M?iii£tnel)l, in 5U3iif|er flefud)t. 
 
 Sepia, se'pca. (lat. 2!3.> s. ba£ ©epio, 
 i.intfii(trd)iM)iuarj. 
 
 Sepimeut, sep'pemlnt, (Int.) t. 
 ber 3'i"», bie 35efriebigiing, llmjiuiniing, 
 iperfe. [t beifeil fctsen. 
 
 SepOSe, sepnze'. (Int. sipono) v. a. 
 
 Seposition, seppoiish'un , 1. 1 bie 
 aSeii'eitfe^uiig. 
 
 Sepoy, se'poe . ». [Q\i\\\b.\ bet 
 ©epoi), ©enpoi) (tin eiiigebcrncr D|1inbier, 
 ber nl4 ©olbnt itn Dienflie ber (^nrupner ilel)t). 
 
 Seps, seps, (int 2i5.> *• [3i>L'l.i bie 
 ©d)Iangeneibed)re. [Stnmni, bnfi (i)e|'d)lL'i1)i. 
 
 Sept, sept, (©ippi s. I3rl.] ber ©ipp, 
 
 Septaug-le, sepi'anggi, (u. Int. 
 septeni ii.angulus) J. [(3)et)ni.l bn^ ©iebenect. 
 
 Septang'ular, slpianggular, adj. 
 fiebencrfig, fiebfuminfelig. 
 
 September, septem'bur, (I. 233.) 
 I. [^nl.J ber ©eptember, .5>«''ll'i"-^'"it- 
 
 Septempartite, septemparthe, 
 adj. in fiibtn Il^eile gctl)eiit, fiebcntljeilig. 
 
 Septenary,sep'teiiare,(S e p t e n a'- 
 rious) (Int. septenarius) adj. awi fiebeU 
 be(le()enb. - number, bie 3nt)l fieben. 
 
 Septenary, *. bie 3al;l fieben. 
 
 Septennial, scpten'neal , (Int. 
 septennis) adj. (lebeiljnljrig ; nc''*")«'F''^' 
 
 Septentrion, septln'tieun, (Int.) 
 *. ber SKi>rb(en), 'Wirternnc^)!. 
 
 Septentrion, } 
 
 Septentrional, slpiln'trei'mal. J 
 adj. ntirbiid), tniiteriuid)riid), iiorbifd), Oiorb... 
 SeptentrioMality,septentretin»l'- 
 iie, J. bie iiorblid)f 2nge. 
 
 Septentrionally, Repien'ticun. 
 
 alle, ad». liorflld), fliOi'll ^lUlCfil, fli'iJ''" 
 
 >)};itterHn(t)t. 
 
FMe, far fall, fat. >U. met. Fine. ffn. NA. movp. n6r. 2;ot. 611. c\6M. TAhe. tub. fi'jll. t/zin. Tllis. 839 
 
 SEP 
 
 Septentrlonate.septen'irMnAte,' 
 
 f. n. r((t> nad) y}l\ttttna<t)t oOer S^i^reen 
 atigen. 
 
 Septfoil) slpt'fiil, ((nt (eptem u. 
 folium) f. [95ot.] 6n« ©irtcnblatt 
 
 Septic f sep'tik, ) (gr. ieptlko») 
 
 fieptical, sep'tikal.^ adj. ffptifii) , 
 ») Die goiilnie bouirfenb. b) iurd) Jniilmg 
 trjfiigt, Dnuoii fjerru^renft. 
 
 Meptic , «. eiiie Mc ^aiidii^ (eroir: 
 fell^e Siibftiinj. 
 
 Septicity, «eptii'«it4, #. bie feptifdjf 
 Rr.ifri'P. G-jfleiirctiift, 97einmig jiir5<iiiliiiS. 
 
 Septieine, »ep't*eine, (fr. ^.) «• 
 [finrtfiuV-] cine ®fpte, eiii ©iebenrr. 
 
 Septilateral, tepi^iat'teral, (inr. 
 
 teplem II. latux) adj. fl(6enKiti(). 
 
 Septiinarian, leptemA'r^an. «. 
 [ill fil&tlern] bet SBocfjiier ( iuo(f)riitlicf)e 
 ©fomte). [nil* fiebtn Jnfelii beilrljeiib. 
 
 Septinsular, leplin'ihular, ad}. 
 The leptiiKulnr republic of the 
 lonlaa islea , bie ioi\i(d)t (Bitten f ^nfeUx • 
 3?rpiifilif. 
 
 Septuagrcnary.iepUhiiSd'jinari, 
 (Int.) adj. awi (iebeiMtfl C3nf)ren ic.) befle^ 
 ()citP; fiff'<f"iiifl)>il)ri<j. 
 
 Septuagrenary, «. bet <BM(tny> 
 )ii]er, Siebeiuiojnljrige, bie ftebetiiigja^rige 
 ^rrfon. 
 
 Septnagresima , Beptthdajei'- 
 «itiia, (Irtt.) «. [c^jrifll. ^a(.] (ber ©onnfag) 
 ©rptiingrflinn. 
 
 Septua^esimal , acpichi^ijet'- 
 ■iinal, adj. au6 fiefrtniia be|lel)eitb ; fiebjigs 
 jnljrig. Bhoww. 
 
 Septaag-Int, lep'tihAajint, (lat. 
 •eptiiaginta) t. I. bit ©eptungiiitfl (grietft. 
 tleberre^iing b(< dften Irflamentf bur<i> 70 
 ober eigentf. 72 T)olmtt(d)tT). 2. bie rieb(en)i 
 |ig t)olnietf(()er. 
 
 8eptuag:Int, adj. jur ©eptungiittn 
 gr!)urig, barin tntf)oltcn. 
 
 The septuaglnt ehronology, %lt StiU 
 tecf)iiiiiig nntf) ber ©eptuogintn. 
 
 Septuary, aep'uhuari, «. Qtnat, 
 tat aui fiebtw befir^f, tint 2Cod>e. 
 
 Septuple, aep'tdpl , (lAt.) adj. 
 fifbfiifiid). 
 
 Sepulclier, nlp'puikur, (Ut.) «. 
 b(i« fflrflb, bie ®rab|lntte, ba« 95egrfl6nig. 
 
 Sepulcher, v. a. begrnben , be: 
 er^il^ell. 
 
 SepuIC'Iiral, sipul'kral, adj. }um 
 P)r,ibf I'ber JBegrabnifTe gef)orifl, ®vab.., 
 aJiMrnbiiie.., tobten... 
 
 .Sepulchral atone, bet ®to6(leln. - 
 «' tue, 6ie Ornbriuile, Xobtenfnule. - In- 
 »<^riptlon, bie *i)rn6rd)rift. 
 
 Sepulture, sep'pultdre, ». bie 93ei 
 trbi(iiiiig, iai ^egrnbiii^. 
 
 Sequacious, sjkwi'shua, (Int. 
 «equai> udj. I. folgeiib, (of) fplgfntn , fcl. 
 geiib (Jet Ceier jc); leiiffntn. 2. f biegfniii, 
 9er(t)tiieiPtg (I), ©foffen). 
 1. Trees uprooted left their place, 
 
 Sequacious of the lyre. Dryden 
 
 SequaciousiieNS, sekwAahus 
 *es. t. Pie 5^''n!'niiifeit , Seiiffninfcit. 
 
 Sequacity, bikwas'eie. t. 1. bn^ 
 tjolnen , '7?nd)fi'lgc" , bie 5i>'gi''i'iifsit. 2. f 
 lie Siegininfeit, OeiV^meibigfeit. 
 
 sEa 
 
 Sequel, »4'kwll, (fnt. sequela, ft. 
 
 sequelle) «. 1. bie {Jolge (bn«, nai folgt, bet 
 
 nnct)fi'Ige»be Xljeil). 2. bie 'S'.^lqt (bet Qv- 
 
 fulgi. 3. t bie "Suige, bet 3iitnnimtitlj.v.ifl ; 
 
 Betfolg. 
 
 2. Let the tun or moon cease, fail or 
 
 swerve, and the sequel would be 
 
 ruin. Hooker. 
 
 If black scandal etc. attend the sequel 
 of your imposition, jvenii |'(t)iviiirjet i.'eii; 
 niiinb ini (SJefolge eiitc« ■•Jliifrnige* erfcfjeiiit. 
 
 Sequence, s4kwen»e, (fr. "IS., u. 
 Int. sequor) s. I. (bn« 55i'lg«n, bn*5oIgen6e) 
 bie iJi-^'g' i [^nrteiifp.] bie ^nrtenfi'lge , 
 ©eqiieni; [«S)?ii|'.] bit JJ^'g*; ©equeiij. 2. 
 bie Drbiiiing, 9liiotbmiiig; 9?eif)eiifLMge, ©tin 
 feiifolge. .Shak. 3. bie 9tnct>tolge. Smak. 4. 
 itt ajerfoig. 
 
 lu the sequence of degree, lin^l bet 
 ^titft. Shak. A - of five cards , fine 
 Qui lite. 
 
 Sequent, si'kwent, adj. I. folgrnb, 
 nnc^fclgeiib. 2. f (luutnii*) folgeiib. 
 
 Sequent messengers, SDteiinillSoten. 
 
 Sequent, «. t C(C t^olgrr, bet i<bcr 
 bni ^plgenbe, bet Segleitet, ffinet au6 beni 
 (»>e(iMge l)ol)er ^erfoneii. Shak. 
 
 Sequester, sikwes'iur, (lutilnt. 
 
 sequestro) r. a. I. (0. ®cfDlge) nbl'Diiberii, 
 
 treiinen, uet|>tengen. 2. i to — one's self 
 
 from .., a) (lc() jiirurfjiefjen, fitt) nbfdjiieeeii, 
 
 ri((> nbfonbetn uon.., ben llmgniig ober 
 
 nfleii Umgnng mit ... niifgebett. b) fiH) eiiier 
 
 ©n^e eiitjieljen, eiiiet ©nctje entfngen. 3. 
 
 (^twai bci ©eite legen,niifgeben. Bacob. 4. 
 
 I Wfdjt^fpt.) (equefltiten (mil 95efd)Ing bele. 
 
 gen iinb befonbetd perronlticn ; ^arteieii , bie 
 
 mit einnnbet im ©treite (iegen, enr)ief)en u. 
 
 einet beim ©treite iiic^t betf^eiligteii ^erfon 
 
 ubergeben). 5. ©djulb fein, bng Qimt cin< 
 
 geiogen, im Ztiiiifeln leben map, @inen ntm 
 
 mnd)rn, niifjief^en. 
 
 2. b) To sequester one's self from 
 
 action. Hooker. 
 
 5. It was his taylor and his cook, his 
 
 fine fashions and his French ragoiitK 
 
 which sequestered him. Sodth. 
 
 Sequestered, jiirurfgcjogen , eiiigej 
 fdjioffeii, nbgefonbert, nbgefdjieben. 
 
 Sequester, v. n. 1. fitf) }iirii(f: 
 jirl)fn (aiif bn« Snub u.), (tct> eiitferiicii. 2. 
 (9{fd)rrfpr.] firt) nbr(l)eibfM (luie eitie ?23ittiue 
 in iyejiehnng niif tai 95etin5gen be« 0)?nii< 
 ne^) , niif bie ®fircr t>t& uetjlorbeiien ?Wiin> 
 iiefi i'erji(t)ten. 
 
 Seque^iter, ». + bie ^Ibfonbetiing. 
 
 Se«iuestrable, sekwex'Irabl. adj. 
 I. nbgi-roiibert luerben foiiiiciib, ttriiiibnr, 
 fcl)fibt>nr ; entiicljbor. 2. bem ©cgiiriler, ber 
 !»^rrf)lagi'ermiiltiiiig unterworfen , fequeflrirt 
 roerPen fonneiiP. [f. Sequester. 
 
 Sequestrate, sekwcstrAie. v. a. 
 
 Se«iuest ration, sekwesnii'siiun, 
 I. I. bie 'iUbfLMiPening , Ircnming, 3iii"U(f: 
 liebung, (from) bn6 ®irf).aU'iifl)eii ( ddiu , 
 ©irt):(5-iitiiel)en (eincr Sad)e). 2.t Pic Zrtti-. 
 iiiiiig, 5lii|lofiing , Scttljciliing (Per OJniiibi 
 flofft ic. ). Boyle. 3. bie ')lbije|"ft)iebeiil)eit, 
 &iiigffd)lo(|eiil)cit. 4. [ SWfdjrripr.) bie ©e; 
 qiieilrntiL'ii , ©egiieilririing ( 93efct)(iignnl)me, 
 93efd)lngiefliing, !Bffd)lmiiial)nie ii. 2}t'fi()Iiig- 
 oetiPiiKiing, befDiibere S$envnUiiiig>. 
 
 SER 
 
 There must be a sequestration of 
 a man's self from etc., bet ^)?eill(t mug flt^ 
 nbjifl)eii uiMi ;c. 
 
 Sequestrator, slkwe.stri tur. t. 
 [9<ed>JiiVr.J I- ber ©cqiieiltiU'Dr ((Finer, bet 
 fequtflritt). 2. bet SeoueilriUor, ©i-qnefter, 
 ipiiftgutSuermerer , ©erdilngSuertunlter. 
 
 Sequestrators, [9?ed)r*rpf.] gewiffe 
 !8eiinite be« Unnjlftliof^ , melffte bie beweg* 
 U(t)tn iinP iiiibeiufglidjen Qh'iter eiiiefi Seflng* 
 ten fo Iniige in S3ef(f)lag iief)incn, bii tt nuf 
 bie J?Inge tti itliiger5 gcnnnuortet l)nt. 
 
 Sequestree , sikwesiree', «. bet 
 ©eqiieilcr. ©eqneilrntot. 
 
 Sequin, s^kwin , «. ["TTtuniro.] bie 
 Si'cftine (Pie t'enejinnift^e 3ed)ine = 9 sh. 
 2d. sterl. rb. 2 Dp(Inr«, 04; nn nnberu 
 Drten in Jtnlien = 9 sh. ob. 2 Doflntd). 
 
 Serag'liO, siralyA, (it. serraglio, 
 U. serrare ; perf. sarai , serai, 'ipnini'l) J. 
 I. lliitf.] a) bn« ©etnil (bet ^.ilnil). b) 
 Pn« ©etnil, bet parent. 2. t bn4 ©etnil 
 (SSorbeH). 
 
 Seraph, ser'raf, (nrnb. W-) *. pi- 
 Seraphs, bl^iv. niic^ Seraphim, II. un< 
 ticfjtig Seraph ims, «. bet ©etnpf) ((Jr.ni. 
 trflen 5{nnge«). 
 
 Seraphic, sAraffik, ) 
 
 Serapiiical, s^rai'fekSl, ] ■'' 
 l'ernpt)if((>. 2. f fernpljird) (tein, geiflig). 
 
 Seraphic fervor, fetnpf)i)'<^tt ©ifef. 
 
 Seraphim, ser'rafim, (f. Seraph) 
 «. pi. bie ©er.ipl)e, ©ernpfjim. 
 
 Serasiiier, siraskeer, «. [ti'itf.] 
 ber©er<i»ficr ((General bei ben Snnbtruppeii). 
 
 Serass, suras', «. [iOrnitl).] eine ^tt 
 itrnnid) in D|1inbien. [Sear. 
 
 Sere, sire, ad), ttocfen , bi'irt, f. 
 
 Sere, (ft. serre) «.t bieftlnue,^rntle; 
 In^e. 
 
 Serenade, sireniide', (ft. ^ZQ. , it. 
 serennio) *. bie ©erenabe, bai (31benb. y 
 ©ranb(t)i'n, bie Slbenbs, iW.idjtniiifif. 
 
 Serenade, v.n. cin i9lbenP>)©t^nb> 
 (i)tn bringcn. -v. a. (I-inem tin (*2lbenbs> 
 ®tiiiiPrf)i'n briiigen. 
 
 Serena g'utta, sere na guita, ((. 
 523.) 4. i^KeP.] ber rd)mnrje ©tnnr. 
 
 Serenata, slriuA'ta, «. [^uf.] 
 bie ©ercnnPe. 
 
 Serene, serine', (Int. serenus) adi. 
 
 1. a) Ijciter (0. bet Cnft, bem ^inimel jt.), 
 t)fU, fint. b) (jed, flinnjenb (uom gjtonbe). 
 Pope. 2. 1 a) ^eitet (©time :c.). b) Ijciret, 
 fro^, frennblic^, rnfjig (niie tni (JJemfitl) !c.). 
 3.(nl« litel) bnrc()Innd)tig. - Iiighness, I5urc()« 
 Inudjt; Your - highness, Q:m. Diiri1)Inuc^r ; 
 most -, butd)lnuc()tigit. [Per Slbeiibt^nu. 
 
 Serene, «. + bie ^eitere "Jlbenblnft, 
 
 Serene, v. a. l. j nufl;eiteni, nuf» 
 f)f(Icn (Pen ^imniel lo. 2. i erljeitern; bt-. 
 fnnftigen. 3. -f finten, f)en mnrfjen (jJHiiTtfls 
 feitfH). 
 
 Serenely, sirine'ii, adv. i. f)eitjt, 
 riil)ig. 2. i rniift, gcInJTen, riifjig. 
 
 Sereueness , sejene'nes , «. bie 
 $citErfeit. 
 
 Serenitude, seren'niidde, «. f 
 Pie 5?ntcrfdr, 5?nf;e, (^JdnfTiMiljeit. 
 
 Serenity , seilnnoie , s. I. f 
 bie ippirerffit i bet Ciifr, ieS ^iinnief* lO. 
 
 2. i aj bie ^citetfeit, Wiilje cbe« Cebens to. 
 
840 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6. move, n6r, ^6t, 6il. cloiid. Tiibe, tuh, ffill. tAin, THla. 
 
 SER 
 
 h) tie 3i\xf)t (bcr JJriete). c) tie ®ernfTeii= 
 bfit, ®enuitl)^riil)e. 3. [litel] Dtirdjlaiidjt. 
 Your-, e-iD.Durd)mii(f)t. 
 
 Seren ity of the weatlier, iai l;eitere, 
 flare, Ijefle ^fficrter. 
 
 Serf, "crf, (fr. 2C. , p. tar. servus) 
 pi. SerfK, t. Igeubnliu.] ter Seibciiieiie. 
 
 Serg-e, serdje, (f . W-; nliC. gerfle, 
 eerg) *. [3uBflr-] tie ®arrrt)c (tot S33oUi'U> 
 }fii<1)- --maker , 6or ©aridjefatrifitiit. 
 
 Serg-eant, slrjant, sar'jeiit, ( fr. 
 ?B. , U. lilt, servio; pirf. sarcliaiik ) ». I. 
 fccr ®ri)crge, Siener, &(ud)ti>, qjDlijeiSiencr, 
 ^ii|'d)er. 2. [Wilit.j ter gelbiuebel, g^enjeaiit. 
 3. [^ngl.] (— ■ Vi. - at law, - of llie coif. 
 - counter) ^er S>{ecf)tSgele(;rte , ©ndjiualtcr 
 eriler ^I.iJTe, Cijentuu. 4. [G-iioI.] tritl)fr eiii 
 fonifll. Unterbeniiiter o&. Diener, iiiigtfaljr 
 tir jitjifle bailif of the hundred; fenier cm 
 Sieiiiitrer, ber je^t - at arms, or mace, SS3at; 
 fiiiMcner, ©tiibtrnger, ©jeptcrtrngcr qt-. 
 iiiiiint ivMrD. 5. eiiilitet, ber bifiweilcu tb- 
 iiu]licbeii I)ieiiern gegebcii luirb, |. 95. - 
 singeou. ber foiiigllt^e SGunbar|t, Ceib; 
 jDunfnrjt, £cibrt)inirg. 
 
 ^erg-eantry, sar'jantre , sar'jentre. 
 « [f»iO' g-fut'idw-J ber Seljeiibieiiih 
 
 Giand sergeantry, tin Ccl^eilbii'llil, 
 brr bnrin beflniib , bop bcr 2el;eiiiiiaiiit bem 
 iviMiiije btfiiiibere mib clirfin'oUe Diitijle lei: 
 fien imiptc, J. 25. bii« ©djiuert, ^poiiier k. 
 triigeu. Peiit-, eiii Cfhentienfl , ber ben 
 l'il)eunuinii lurbiiiblirt) iiiad)re, beiii iiiniige 
 i.iiuiirt) line iirieg^iuinJe, eiii ipaiir i£puren 
 i(. ,^11 eiinirtufii- 
 
 .liergeuiltsliip, sar'jani.sliip. taf. 
 jeiii.Niiip. J. fei- I)ii'ii|l eiiiee Sieiier^, &e- 
 ri(1)riMeiicr^, ^HilijLibieiierS,®rf)trgeii, gelb- 
 iVH'bilC', bie Ojrririjtftieiier: , iprli^eibieiiec;, 
 ©nflpciiueti:, gclfiui'bflilene. 
 
 fgericefltl.S, i,ciisli'us, (I. sericus) 
 «<//. jiir vgiibe fldipivig, nii6 SeiDe be|lel}eitb, 
 Cribiii. .. 
 
 Sericeous leaf. [58ot.] bn^ Scibenbldtt. 
 
 Series, se'ieii. (i. 20.;«. l. bieStci^e 
 ( i>. il&iiii)cn, 9iiict)ti>Igi'rii K.); [>Jiafiirg.i 
 tie JlloflV; Prr ipniifcii; ['Jltirl;. ii. 2llfl.] 
 bic Dfei^f. 2. 1 bie 9{eil;e, I?elte. 
 2. A series of cal^miitoiis events. 
 
 Serin, sei in. (fr. 2i3.) *. (Driiitl).] 
 bie 5?iriigrille; cer Seifig; il'niinrieiiieifig. 
 
 Seri<»lIS, *eiius, dnr. serius) tidj. 
 
 1. crii|l, erii|ll;iift t'iiJfniiii, aSeneljmeii ic.). 
 
 2. crnfl, eriifll)ofr, eriifliid), iuid)tig (u. <£iii 
 d)cii). 3. eriifl ( aiif Wiiigioiif fiitfjeii ob. )«■ 
 lieu eigeneii ©ecleiijiitlniib befuuber^ lUif; 
 iiierffnni). 
 
 Are you serious, or in Jest, ifl (6 3') = 
 neii ©riijl, rber fpnJTeii, fdjerien ®ie? A - 
 habit or disposition, eiii eriiilei 2i5efcii. 
 
 Seriously, seiiusle. adv. erilfl, 
 eriiflhnfr, fnifHid), itii 6-rii|le. 
 
 Seriuii.sne.vs, kc rei'snes, ». 1. ^ie 
 (S-rii|ll)nfrig.°e:r, ber (Sriiil. 2. ber &riiil (be; 
 fonbcre ^lliifmcrfriiiiiftit , bef. luif reiigiofr 
 ©igriiilniibe). 
 
 SerHtOCiHati4>n,seini/>scna'Kliun. 
 (Iiir.j *• t bn^ 9Cebeii, ^J3rfbigen, ipnitrii eiiier 
 Sfebe; bie rfbiiirifd)e 6'iiifril;riiiia eiiicr niu 
 bern fpredieiibeii 5J5eri"rii. 
 
 SerinOciiiat<»r, serm6slui'tur, *. 
 t bcr QU'buer, 'Jlirebiger. 
 
 SEll 
 
 Sermon^ ser'mun. (((it. sermo) s. 
 I. bie ^rebigt. 2. bie (gebnirftC) ^reDigt. 
 
 Milking a sermon of continence to 
 her, iljr ®iitl;a(tramfeit probigriib. Capuchin's 
 -. bic ^npuiiiinbe, ^npujiiierprebigt (eleubes 
 ®fn>nfrf)). 
 
 Sermon, ». n. f ' (bie tugetib to 
 prebigeii. 2. g-iiiem prc&igeii, I'Drprebigeii. - 
 I). n-tVi'bifleii- CiJ-srcbigt, 9{cbc, 23elel)riiiig. 
 
 Serinoning", .ser inuning. *. t bie 
 
 SerinoniiEe, ser'munue, V. n. I. 
 prebigeii J [ 'Tiortnm. j cine ^^re&igt, itaiijcl! 
 nbeiii), ^rebigteii fc^reibeii, I'erfiifyeii. 2. 
 uorprebigeu. 
 
 Serinonizer, ser'munizur, M. ber 
 itniijelrfbuer, aSerfii(Ttt uoii Sniijiirebeii ob. 
 ^^3^•blgtell. 
 
 Serinountain, ssr'mount'n, (fr- 
 sernionlaine) s. [Sdot.] 1. bcr ©teillfuill: 
 met, ©efcl. 2. bcr ©efcl, 9?ogfumiiicI, biie 
 ©ci'elfraut. 
 
 Seroon, siruun', dp. seron) s. [S^iWU 
 bet] bie ©eroiie, Siiroiie (cine £liiniititat 
 -0)?niibelii jc. uon 200 bii 400 ?|5fiiiib) ; bcr 
 "Siirieii. 
 
 Serosify, siros'scte, (U. Int. serum) 
 J. ia6 9)Iolfige, 933.ifTerige; [^Web.] bcr lu.if: 
 ("crige Ifjeil ie6 95lute6, bie i8liiii»iifF''i^'9f'it, 
 Seriifitnt. (blnffe 5-lebeniiau«<. 
 
 Serotine, slr'roiJn. #. [3i''i>i. ] bic 
 
 Serous, »e'ru», (U. serum) adj. 1. 
 
 miMfid)t bfiiiii, lunfferig; (^TOeb.J lufifTerid)!, 
 iua()crig, bliitiyflfferig, I'erBs. 2. [9liint.] aii! 
 feiid)reiib; fur ba^ asiiitmnffer be|liiiimt. - 
 vrssels. Pie SSiutiuiifFiTgefiiiTe. 
 
 Serpent, serpent, (Int. serpens) t. 
 I. [3i>rl. ] bie ©d)(niige. 2. i bie ®d)fniige 
 ( (jemitrirfird)e 'iJSerioii). 3. [2l(lri)ii. ] bie 
 gdiiniige. 4. l?0?ur.) ber ©crpeiit. 5. [Jeiier! 
 lucrf^f. ] ber ©djiunrnier , Jciicrteiifel cJlrt 
 ■iJnttete). 6. ['Wijrf). ] bie ©d)laiige (ctii 
 Sijiiibof ber ©oiiiie). 
 
 Serpent- cucumber. [ 93pt. ] bic 
 ®d)lniigengiirfe (gi-nus Triehosanthes). - 
 eater, [DriiitI).) ber ©d)lniineiifrcffcr. -- 
 lish, [Q(tt()i)ri.] bcr ©d)lniigeiifird) (genus 
 Taenia), —-stones, snake -stones. 
 i Wepl. ] ©d)Iniigciifleine. -'•-tongue, 
 S3or.] bie Sfntterjuiige. 
 
 Serpentaria, serpenlA'rea.^ 
 
 Serpentary, xerpemaii, j 
 !?3ot.] bie ©.tinngeinuiir,). 
 
 Serpentariu.s, scrplnta'reus. s. 
 [Slflvoii.] ber ©d)lniigeiirrn<ier, Dpl;iiid)iif. 
 
 S<'rpeilf ine, ser'peiitiue. adj. 1. 
 rd)hiiigriiiormig; rd)lniuieiinrtig, ©d)laiigeii... 
 i. fid) uhiniigcliib, fid) miiibeiib (v. aOege ic.). 
 3. gerd)lnngrlt. 4. [SSft.] nii!-gcrd)iiuMft. 
 
 Serpentine road or course. ber©cf>(an 
 geimeg. - verses, SScrfe, bie niit eiiierlei 
 ^Korre niifniigeii ii. ciibigcu. - stone, per 
 ©dilniigrnflciii , ©erpeiiriiiflriii, ©erpcnriii. 
 - marble, ber ©erpciitiiitiiamior. - powder, 
 cine 5lrt rdjiimdjeii ©d)it'^piili'er4 . btU iiidjt 
 flcfijriit ill, bnf ©dilniigeiipiili'er. - tongue, 
 [ 9hiJ5nr<iH'if . ] bie ©d)lniigeiiiiiiige. 
 
 Serpentine, <■ l. (93ot.] fie©d)(nii> 
 geimniiti. 2. -, Pb. --stone, [«JJ?iiicrnlg.] 
 ber ©d)lniigeii!, ©erpcntinileiii, ©erpeiitiii ; 
 [jrerious -. 6er eble ©erpeiitiii. 3. bieScfjlniij 
 flfiirc'ijrt (im ixiil)ifn(fe ber Srniiiitroeiiibrcn! 
 tier K.). 
 
 SEH 
 
 Serpentize, slr'pentize, (Ser'- 
 peutine) w. ». fic^ fd)iaii3fln (u eiiietn 
 ■2Bege to. 
 
 Serpet, ser'pJt. *. f ber iti^rb. 
 
 SerpiginOU««, serpid jends, ((at. 
 serpigo; adj. luit gicdjreu bcl}nf(et. 
 
 To be serpiginous ■^■ied)teii l;aben. 
 
 Serpigo, serpl go, serpejjA. (Int.'IB.) 
 
 3. (■5}?cb.j Die 5led)fe, ©d)iuiiibe, bai ^mttt 
 iiinhl. laBuniifteiii, ©evpulit. 
 
 Serpulite, ser.puiite, *. [(Sjeol.J bet 
 
 Serr, ser, (fr. serrcrj v. a. -f ^ufnills 
 lueiibrongcii, jufnnimeiijiuriiigeii. i 
 
 Serrate, serrate, (Cv. Int. serra) 
 
 Serrated, ser'raied.^ adj. fngefi>r» 
 niig, fngciinrtig, jncfig, gcjncft, gcferbt; 
 [Sot.] gcjarft, gejnl;iit. [luinipcrt. 
 
 Serrate-ciliate, [SBot.] gi'jnl)iu flC» 
 
 Serration, serra'siiiin. s. bie fngeiw 
 fiirmige 'ilii^jnljiiiiiig, QUisfenniiig. 
 
 Serrature, see ratiire, 4 (ai\d) in 
 ber Sot.) bet G-iufdjuitt, bie fngeiiortiae 
 •Jlii^jnctiing. 
 
 Serrature-toothed, [ Sot. ] tllit fl»« 
 jfll)iireii, fcftnrfen &iiifd)iiitteii. 
 
 Serrous, ser'riis, adj. f tuie bie 
 3nl)iic einer ©tige; iiiiregelninijig. 
 
 Serrulate, serrulate, udj. [93ot.] 
 fleiitgcjnljiit. 
 
 Serry, sir're, (fr. serrer) v. a. f }U» 
 fiiiiuiieubraiigeii. Miltok. 
 
 Serum, serum, (Iiit. ^.) i. 1. bet 
 bumie, tvnfferige Ztjtil , bcr fid) ueii einet 
 giufugfeit nbfoiibert, j. 33. bie luniJerigen 
 itieile ber ^Ttild), b(\6 ^7)iiIrt)i«niTcr, bie ■OJioU 
 fe(ii). 2. («)JJeb.] bn4 SluriuiifTcr. 
 
 Serval, ser'vai, s. [3i'iX.J ber ©erpnl, 
 bie liger!, ^niitljerfn^e. 
 
 Servant, servant, (fr. 2B., u. lat, 
 servus, servio) «. 1, ber DieiiilbLue ; Mau- 
 -, Dieiier, itiictftt, Dieiiitfiicrtjr; Maid--, 
 bic 25icueriiiii, '5)(ngb, DieiifliiwgD; }>l- Set- 
 vaufs, Dicilfllcute, bas ©efiiibc; House- 
 hold or domestic -s, bn^ ipnii^gcfiiioe. 2. 
 ber S^iicd)c (lliuergcbeiie). 3. (ol6 4)ofIid)« 
 fcii^iuort in Sriefeii, in ber Umgnngsipnid)* 
 zc.) bcr Biener; j. SB. 1 am. sir. your humble 
 or obedient -, id) bin, iiieiii 5perr, iljr tin. 
 tertl)nniger ob. geljorrnmcr, ergebeiicr Diencr. 
 Your most obedient -, O'jf irgebciltlir Die» 
 ner. 4. (eljciii. fiir) ber Cicbljnbcr. Shak. 
 
 Servants at arms, (el)cin.) bie ?Wni» 
 theferrittcr britteritlaffe. Being unprepared, 
 our will became the — to defect whicli etc., 
 t luiprrbcreitet, erfe^t'e iinfcr (gutcr; S55i(le 
 ten Wniigcl, ber ic. Be not to wealih a 
 servant, fei fcin ©flnuc be* 9{eid)rt;iim«. 
 
 Servant-girl, trnS I>ieii)1mnDd)cii, bie 
 95eilnnferiiin. --like, iwie eiii .ftiicd):, g3e» 
 bicnter, Dicnflbote, luie eiiie '5)fngb. 
 
 Servant, ». «. f iintenuerfen, iinter* 
 luiirftg nind)en. Shak. 
 
 Servanled. in Dieilflell. 
 
 Serve, slrv. (mt- servio') V. n. 1. 
 Sicneii; (for) biciieii (iini). 2. (beni ©tnnte 
 n(g Si>«nitpr, ©clbnt to bienen; [ipnnbcl] 
 in eiiieni (?Serd)nfre fcin , finibifiomreii. 3. 
 bieiien, .iiifmnrten (at. bei eiiicm G^JTcn to. 
 
 4. l)clfcn, nutjen (niltslid) fcin, biciilic^, ju» 
 trnglid) feiii); luiijn bienen, bn}ii bieiicn, (to) 
 bienen (jii) ; (for) fcieneii (JIP. 5. (bie ©tcflj 
 einer ©nrt)c uertrereii) to - any one for... 
 
Faif. fur, falL fai. Me. n>«t. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cr6ud. TAbe, tub, ffill. l/nii. Tllis. 84 I 
 
 ^iiicm Diencn (i« . • . 6. btn 'SDiww'dien ^tt 
 nitig, uorchi'iiOnfr , giinilig fetii. 7. biiilniii]: 
 lid) i>iii, reid)t'ii, l)(iiitiiiijeti , geiuif] fein , ijc: 
 nfijjeii. 8. Deii ®ut(e^Oieii|l uercict^teii ; '0}^'i7c 
 Ufifii. 
 
 To serve at table. 6ei Dti. jll Xil'tt)' (ic 
 nfii , bei Zi{<i)t niit)u>irteii. To - at iurks. 
 [rijin. fiitl). ©otte^C] -WifTe Meiicn. A* ol- 
 lasioii lerve*. menu tit 6)cl(t]i'Ml}rir qnn: 
 (lijj 111, bti (jriiiiligfr o&. fluttr ejilegfiiljiir 
 These lliiiigK will -, b({6 luirC gcillig Kill 
 When lime -«, wtnn t6 nil 6fr 3"t n't 
 And yet my heart will not — to uptab il, 
 iiiiB 6i)rt) Ijobe id) iiirt)t ba6 ^cr^ ti {ii f.iijiii 
 What doth her beauty — , ivtii iu'l0t il)r il)rf 
 £d)3iil;(it? SiiAk. 
 
 To lerve upon, bnninc^ eutfi^eiPeii. 
 
 Serve, r. o i. «> e-nicii btrieiifii, 
 C-iiiem (leneii, fur (S-iiirii nrbcifcii , S-iiuni 
 fciiie Ciiiiile luiBiiieii. \>) (Ceui ©tiintf, 25ii. 
 ttrliiiibe, AuMige al6 (Bolbiit !c. > ^i(llell. c) 
 t)(^lellell (ciiie jtirct^etc, 6. f;. t>ti\ Dirii|l 
 ftarin oerfel^eii). 2. t a) [Ulrtiti. ] bttifnrii 
 (rin liJrrdjii^). b) OemaiiM ob. finer (Bn<t)t 
 6flai>i! ftiii, G-Jiieni oD. eiiier ®nrf)f ffl.uMid) 
 tr^tbtn ifiii, fcieiieii. o ©iiifm, eiiier Sartjf 
 uiitergforMiet feiii, ticiuii. dj btn ^of iiiiV 
 djeii (IJiiiiieii). e) ['OTiir. ] brflriDeii (riii 
 lau). {) (ji u. Ifjuol.] a) bieiieii (C*5Dtt, ihn 
 Vtrtf)ttn). ^) ^il•llell, frijijneii <beii aSeruiiii' 
 gunmen ic). g) e.iirr 'S.adjt fvlgru, fie bri 
 gleiteit. Shar. h) (5-ineii (ubel u.) behrtii: 
 fcedi, (S-iiifiii fccflefliicii. 3. a) (5-tiu(i6 beior; 
 (em, ivuiii biciicii, mlijeii, eieiilid), lorfirrlid) 
 fein. b) |1iUt eiiicc ©nd)e bitiieii, (for; (ii. 
 utm Mewii fl.ut... 4. e-ineii befrieoigcii, 
 piiiem aeiu'itieii. 5. «> uorleflen, iiorfrf)iifiCeii. 
 h> fluftriifltii (Speireii); (niid) niit up. u. bri 
 Shak. iiiit in) nuftrojjeii. 6. t aiibriufleii, 
 G'inem bcibriiifleii, jiiiueiibeii. 
 4. One half-pint bottle lerves (lieiii 
 boih to dine (fleiiiigt 25eibeii biim Wit. 
 , tflijeffeiu, 
 
 I And is at once their vinegar and 
 
 wine. PoFE 
 
 To be lerved, bebieiit werbeii o^. fein. 
 To be lerved in plate, aiif ©ilber (bei 
 lifd><) brbient tvcrben. He ha* one year 
 more to — his uiaKier, rr iiuifi uort) eiii 
 5nhr bei rfineiii Cel)rl)etrn bleiben. To serve 
 oiie'a self of.., (ein ®ii(liji^m) (id) Of' 
 timnbi, riner <Bad)< bebienen, fl' benut^n. 
 To - in an office, (bi^iu.) to - an oi6ce, 
 em &ffentfid)e6 91int oerivniteii. To - one's 
 end or purpose. 3eniniib* 3wt<t , 2Jorl)iibiii 
 fliinilio fein, befurCern, forfern, biiiii ob. 
 brmrelben f&rberlid) fein. To - one's turn , 
 Giiieni geiiugen , geimg feiii ; here's an 
 much as will — our turn, fjier i|1 (jeniig 
 fi'ir i;n£ ; it strves my turiK, t6 ifl niir 
 geiuig, (jetu'igt tnir, i|l niir rrd)t, fo tviHi 
 id) t6; when his turn is served, lueiltl 
 feme 853rilii"d)e erfuflr (tub; little entreating 
 -• my turn, id) IflfTe mid) nic^t lonne bitten. 
 He served me ungratefully, (rf)atniir' 
 luit ItnbnnP gelcljnt. He served nie very 
 Hi, tr t)<\t (id) (et)x ((t)led)t (jegen niic^ bi-niMn^ 
 meil' You served him right, il)r l)nbt il)n 
 (efjanbelt ivie er t6 uerbirnt. He is well 
 enough served, er ^nt feinen uerbientfn 
 Cohn. I'll — him in his Itind, |( l"i — him 
 the same sauce, t<f) mttit i()ii tnit gieit^cr 
 
 8EK 
 
 SKK 
 
 (ob. in feiner) TOiinje beja^ien, id) roctbejmy master liing Charles, biefe« ®ebi(t)t mat 
 iiim ®leid)e6 mit eiltidjein i>ergelten. Make! bet ie^te X>ienfl, ben id) ineinem §rrrn, beni 
 wealth- thee, nuid)e bir ben 9eeid)rl)nm j^onig &arl leiflete. Drvden. They do no» 
 uiiteril)nn, nntcrtljaiiig. To - the time, fid) 'much - to religion, fte Icifleii ber 9{eItgion 
 
 in bie 3rit |'d)iden. To - one's time to a 
 trade , til ber L'e^te fein. To - one a tricli, 
 (fiiiein eiiien '^uii'eii iVirleti. Nothing can - 
 )ou out tlie doing such a thing, \t)V lucri^et 
 I'lid) iitd)t el)C[ iufnebeii gebeii, iilo bi6 iijr 
 ti getl)an tjiibt. To - a writ vuponj, ['^{it^tb: 
 fprj (?iiii'm fiiieii Wend)f6l»i(il)I erbifiien 
 ul)n belli ikfUigren uorlci'en I'b. lu fciiirr ge; 
 njcii)iilid)en '^ol;iiiiiiij eine bcgMiibigie >ilb; 
 l"d)rn'l biU'On JlinicfUilJi'lU. To - an atiacli 
 uieiit, or writ ot allachiiieni , |9{ed)[.'fpr. | 
 
 eiiuii i8trl;>ifi6brfii}l, emeu aufiiJiltec !8t'fd)l.ig 
 iuil;iiie Iiuiieiibi:ii ■ibefil)! uolljielji'ii. To - an 
 (xetutioii, id{ed)teiVr.j emeu &;;efutiuiiebe. 
 fi'l)l uulliicl)en. To — notice or summons 
 upon any one, [•Jie(l)t6\VX4 &meil l>urlll^ell, 
 ii'or G)irid)f> linreii. To - a warrant upon 
 any one. [ S>{eil)rf fpr. J einen JBerljnftibefel;' 
 iiM (^ineui uolijiel}eii, ob. gegeii (|-iiii'ii am- 
 luirfeii, &iiien i'erl;iifteii. To - a piocexs, 
 i}{ed)[riVr.J (iibcrljj d-meiii eiiie gend)[iid)r. 
 (froffiiuiig m.id)i'n, ivoburd) em SberiogttT 
 ge^ioungeii luerben foil , fid) uor ®e[td)( jii 
 tiellen ic. To - or to - out oue's lime, 
 one's apprenticeship, feitie Cel)rjiil;re iuk<: 
 fieljen, bie 3iiljre ileljen. To - all hope- 
 conceived, atie get}egteu Q'rwdrcungcii tr- 
 lulleii. SiiAK. 
 
 ProB. First come, first served, luec 
 jiierjl fuinmt, mul^lt iiierjl. 
 
 To serve out, 1. (lu ^ortii^ncii) aui- 
 r!)eilen, vertl^eiieii <to, an, uiitcr>. 2. (feme 
 3eir> niKbittieii, <iui;'l;iilten, iiii6|lt'l;cu. 
 
 Service, servis, (fr. Sii.^ «■ I. ber 
 Dieiill, a; bie iJSebiiiiung; IJircitt.J bie il^e^ 
 cieiuiiig (eme* ©efdjuijee;. b) tie Oicnrnci- 
 lliing- pi- -s, ;Dieii|le, Dieiiilleiihiiigrn. i. 
 licit pt. Services; brr Du'llil. J. biT 
 Oteiijl (eiiie eiiiirlne $>mMimg, luoPurd) man 
 cie 41ngelegenl)eiten >21nbecec befi'vgt, il;ren 
 ■Jtu^en ic. beforbert), ber fflrfalleii, bie Oit- 
 iaUujteit; ber ainijen. 4. (in ber Unigangs: 
 ipcad)t) ber Dteiiil, bie denile; j. *. I am 
 lit your -, id) bin iii Oi;ren Dtenfleii, id) 
 enuarte 3t)re !Befel)Ie. 5. I eel)cniu. J ber Ht-- 
 i)enbifn|l. 6. ber(fctaai«.> Dien|1; tn- in 
 engercr SBebeiitimgj ber -Krlrg^Cienil; ©et; 
 bienil. 7. bie firiegStljai. Shar. 8. a; [ il)eul. i 
 ber Dienfl (OJotte^), bie aSereljrimg (SJuitcfi. 
 b) -. ob. divine -, ber (i3L':tf ebieiltl ; solemn 
 -. (roin. frttf). Ritd)c] bie ©eilniefie. c; ber 
 fiird)eiibicnil (bie anitlid)en, fird)lid)en SStT; 
 rid)tnngeii einee ©cijlltdjen bei iBegrabiiiiffu, 
 >pciratf)eii lo; ba6 itirt^eiiijebct; ber ilir= 
 ^engefaiig. 9. ber ©ang , bie irad)t (Spci. 
 fen). 10. bai Xafelgerht^, ber Iifd)beia0 ; a 
 - of plate, of glass, ein lifc^befat; Ubii ©ils 
 6cr>, ®Ia6gefd)irr, filberneS, giafcriie^ lafel: 
 gerarl). H.^Batlfp.] ber'Mn6fd)lag. 12. L'JKiir.] 
 bie Sefleibimg (unt em Zan to. 
 
 Hard service, bie fjarte SIrbelt, 93c! 
 
 feinen brfunbiTn Bien|l. To •»» of - to. ., 
 ju 3emanb£ Oiu^en bienen. Medicine often 
 does no - to the sick, 9lrjtneien helfen ben 
 ^ranfen eft llid)t. To lliee a woman's -• 
 are due, bit gebiifjrt eineS XDcibe^ ®uii(l. 
 Shak. Pray, do my — to liix Majesty, feicil 
 vSie fo giltig, ®r. ^ajrilat nieiiie iinterif)n» 
 iiigile (S'nipfel^liing jii uiiid)en. Shak. Give 
 (or remember) my -(&) to him , enipfel)leil 
 Sic mid) il)ni. To be at one's -, (^inem 
 (girii) jii Dieuilcn fletjtn. To enter into — , 
 in J^Diibition gt'l}en, rreren. Letters contain- 
 ing tenders of one's -s. OffiTreil > 5}ricfe, 
 Difn(lanerbietungen entljalteiibeiBriefe. Pub- 
 lic -, ber Stantfbieiifl. Military -, ber 
 itriig^bienil. Naval -, ber Seebienjl. To 
 go to -, ill Dicni'l treten. To i>ee -, lOMnr.J 
 cm (Seerreffrii mitniadjen. - of danger, ein 
 geial}rlid)c« llnternel)inen. To be out of -, 
 aii0er Dienil fein. To perform the -s of 
 etc.. al6 jc. fimfrionircii, bie I)ii'iifle eine* 
 K. uerricftten, ben Ditinl eiiie^ zc. i>friVl)eii. 
 Hocne -, ber (firiigj;) Difiift iiii 2aiibe. 
 Foreign -. ber Duiiil aii<5erl)iilb bt6 £.inbe*. 
 (ioci requires no niau's — ( upon liard and 
 iiureasonable terms). ®ott ivitl llictt, bn^ 
 man il;ni :c. bicne. Nature, to thy law my 
 -s are bound, 9?atur, ftcineii ©efcijeii gn 
 luibmefifl meinDieiijl. To give -, IJeadfp.) 
 ben 'iin«fd)l>ig tl)nn , nrnji'd^iagen. - of a 
 writ, process etc., |9{td)tcrpr.) bie g-rofflllllig 
 lilted ®crii1)tfbefel)l6, enter ^projebur, iuo» 
 riird) em 'Beflagicr gciiuuiujen luerfen fofl, 
 uor ®erid)t jii erid)eincii. - of an aitacli- 
 meni. ( i)(ed)if fpr. ) bie ajorijieljuiig eine< 
 ;Bf rl)iifi6bifel;l6 , eine* niif 25eid)lagnal)me 
 laiiteiiben 2}efei)(^. - of an execution, 
 (iXedjtsipr.J bie i8ufliiel)ung cinee G-jretutioni* 
 befchi^. 
 
 Service,*. [93i)t.] 1. -, ob. --tree, 
 --berry-tree, ber (^'liVbeerbnuin, ©peifr» 
 bauni. 2. -, ob. --berry, bet ©pier», 
 £piT<, Speiernpjel, ©peicrliug, bie <Speiet» 
 (ing^beere. 
 
 Wild service, ber raiibe @peier6Aiiin. 
 True --tree, ber ©perberbanui. 
 
 Serviceable, servlsabl, adj. I. 
 t bieiijlfertig, bituiliuinig. Shar. 2. bienUd), 
 nii^iid), forberlid). 
 
 To be serviceable t«.., ©ineniBienjle 
 leitlcn, uiMi 9?ii^eii felii, gnt fein fur. ., einet 
 ©ad)e fijrberlid) fein. To be very - to.., 
 (fjiieni ob. fiir (S'iiieii oon gn^ecni , crl>ei<lii 
 d)em 9Tii5en fein, 6-incm crl)et>iid)e Dieinle 
 leillen. -stores, [i)Kar.J jiir gee braurt)» 
 bare SStJrr.Utje. 
 
 ServiceablenesN, sli ' v '^ablnes, 
 1. bie Dienilferriiifeir, Difiiiliuitligfett. 
 SiDNEv. 2. bie iyiiitjiid)fcir, I)ieiilid)feit. 
 
 Servient, scr'veciit. (inr. seiviens'i 
 adj. t Ulitergeorbnct. — lenenient. |9{ed)i*> 
 
 fd)i«erlid)feit. To do one -, (fiucni Dieiifle | ipr.) ein @iir, luiivauf irgeiib cine Dieniliei* 
 leiflen. To be for mean-s, Jii liiebrigcm I |luiig Ijaftet. 
 
 fflcbrand)e bienen. To'do or render a-. Servile, ser'vll, (fnf. servilis) attf 
 einen Dienfl leideH, cine ®efanigfeit ermei. 1. tned)(iid), fflnoifd), iinrermiirng (Sanb to. 
 fen, crjcigen. He went to otfer him his -s. 2. i a) fned)rii"d), fniuuid) ($Jiird)r, (i}el)or« 
 er fnm, iim il)in fcine Sienilc niijubietcn. fam to. b) fried;eiib, nicDcrtradjtig ((£(<)met» 
 This poem was the iai.t piece of - I did for 4)clei k.) 
 
842 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mh, met. Fine, fin. No, move, n6r, j;ot, 6?!, dSfid. Ti\be, tub. full, t/tin. THis. 
 
 SER 
 
 Servilely, sSi'viiie, arfo. l. tntdf- 
 tiul), fflni'ifd), niif fine fflnutrd)c 9Irt. 2. i 
 fflauifd) (fopireii it.). 
 
 Servileness, ser'vilnes,) *. 1. tn& 
 Servility, seivJrete. J ^ncrf)ti; 
 fd)t, SflaiMfd)!', fiicrf)tifd)e SOScfeii; 6ie Srie= 
 ct)crct. 2. tie DieiitlOiirfeit, (to) ffl(iuird)c 
 llnteriuerfiiiig(ui.iter), Me aibfjniiaiflfeit (oon). 
 3. He ©ffiioeiei, ivncd)tfd)nft. 
 
 To copy manners etc. with servility. 
 ©itten ic. fflniufrt) iind)fll)meii. By tlie - 
 of their obedience, bind) if)rcll |fliU'ifd)en 
 ®cf)in-r>ii>i. 
 
 Serving*, ser'vmg, *. [TOnr.] bns 
 ©cfleibeii , Die aSetleitmiifl ciiu'6 XnticS niit 
 ©(f)iemiiiiii^garii. 
 
 Serving-board. [TOnr.] tcr ^leit) 
 ft)(iii. - mallet. [>TOar.l bic JtleiDfeiile. 
 Serving,' ppr. bieiirns. 
 Ser ving-ni a i d,tieZ>ieiiflninj)b.--ni an 
 bet Bioncr, 95ebiente, Dicii)16i)te, itncdjt. 
 
 Servitor, ser'veiur, (fr. serviteuD 
 a. I. ber Siciicr (23ebieiite). 2. l Rome's 
 -s, dlem'6 SSefilirberer. Shak. 3. ber Dieiier, 
 llnterfletcne. 4. ber 2Safnt(, Dieniltuniui. 5. 
 [Uiiiperf. V. Drforb] ber aiifiunrter, 5JiiimiIu«, 
 flrme ©tuBeiit (::= sizer in Gatnbribge). 
 
 Servitors of bills, [ (Jllgl. ] ®cric^t5= 
 tieiier bcini £)6erl)ofgerid)te (King's ober 
 Queen's bench), luelf^e bie SJorlabuiigeii 
 teforgeii. 
 
 Servitorsllip , slr'velursh'p , «. 
 
 [Uniuerl. u. Djrfi'rb] bie ©tefle ali Jnnnifiifi. 
 
 Servituile, ser'vctude, (Int. servi- 
 
 tudo) 4. 1. bie Dieinlbiirfeit, ltiied)tfd)iifr, 
 
 ©finucrei. 2. bie l!iicd)tfd)nft, ©fiai'erei (ber 
 
 gu|tniib eined eroberteii 2iinbc$). 3. bie 
 
 jtned)tfd).aft, ffrauifd)e 2lb()migigfeit. 4. t ber 
 
 3ii(lnnb eineS Dteiicr^, Sieiiilt'oten. 5. f bie 
 
 ^ieiierfdjnft, buS ®efolgc. Shak. [feiii. 
 
 To be in servitude, ill tet ©ftnuerei 
 
 Sesame, ses'ame, ^(gr. sesame 
 
 Sesainum, ses'amum,^ sesamon) 
 
 «. [23ot.] ber ©cfiim. 
 
 Sesamoid, sesamoid', ) adj. 
 
 Sesamoidai, slsamoid'al.^ [Stunt] 
 — bones, tie ©eriiiiibeinc, Siufeiibeine, (53lfid) 
 freiiie, ©eleiifbfiiidjeii, ©e()iieiifiio4)elcf)eii. 
 
 Seslian, ses'ban, ». [33ot. ] ber in> 
 bi|"d)e 25p(fjbnrt. 
 
 Seseli, slsele, *. [93Pt.] ber ©cfel, 
 ©teiiifinniiit'I, S8ergfeiid)el, iai Sefelfraut. 
 Seseli seed, ber ©efeirnttu. 
 Sesqiiialter, se^kwealtlr, } 
 
 Sesquialteral, slskwcal teral, ^ 
 (Int.) adj. 1. ['TOnfl).] nnbcrtl;nlb(ig). - 
 proportion, eiii nnberr()nlb(ig)e5 ajcrljnlrnig 
 (bne SJerljnltnie, tm j. ». 9 bie 3'il)l 6 etii 
 11. eiii IjnibcS "gKnl eiitI)nlo. 2. [25i)t.] nii= 
 bcrtl)nlbug). 
 
 Sesquidnplicate, seskwedii- 
 
 p\ekJite , (Int. sesqui u. duplicate) adj. 
 [Sltitl).] -ratio, bnS Dritrl)nlbige SBcrfjalr^ 
 ni^ (J. 95. biM I'Pii .50 ill 20). 
 
 Sesqiiipeiial, scskw'p'pedal . ob. 
 
 Sesquipedalian, slskwcpedi'- 
 l4an, (Int. sesquipedalis) adj. nn&cril)alt' 
 0110 ent()ntti'iib I'b. Inng. 
 
 Sesquipedai, s. ber <ln^ort()nlb 
 Jiiij Iniigc (ssi'gfiiilnub, "Wein'd). Adoiscn. 
 
 Sesquiplicate, seskwfpplckale. 
 t«[. sesqiii U. plicatus; ac{/. bne 2$erl;i11t: 
 
 SET 
 
 uig 0011 ciii« u. ciii f)nlb ju e\n6 6ejcid)iienb. ' 
 - proportion, [■0)Jnt().J in6 S3er()nltnip uoii 
 
 1V2 J" »• 
 
 Sesquiqnadrate, sl^ikwekwa'- 
 
 drale, iIiU. se.sqiii u. quadratiis) s. [^.UflrOtl.] 
 ber Slfpeft, bie ^^planetciiilediiiig, bn jiuei 
 "ipliiiicten urn fuiifrljnlb 3t'id)eii be« tl;ier; 
 freifei oi. 135 (Srnb uoii eiunuber enrferiit 
 ftnb. 
 Sesquitertian, slskweier'siiun, ti. 
 
 SesquitertiOUaI,seskvveter'shiin- 
 al, (Int. sesqui u. tertius; adj. — propor- 
 tion, [g)?ntl). ] b(ii 23ierDritreIi'Uerl)nltnip 
 (23iTl;nItiiiO, ba bie gro&ere 3nl)l bie fleiiierc 
 iVo "Wnl ciitf;nlt). 
 
 Sesquitone, sls'kwet6ne.«.['73?iif.] 
 cin O'Tccimn uoii niiberrf^nlb Xb\nn ub. uoii 
 brei l)nlbeii lijiieii, eiiie fleiiic Xerj. Busby. 
 
 Sess, ses, (Int. seisio) t. -f tie ©d)n= 
 tjiiiig, Slfcg.ibe, ©truer. [ [93ot.] fifjf'b. 
 
 Sessile, xes'sil, (lat. sessilis) adj. 
 
 SeSKiou, sc.sli'un, (int. ssssio) s 1. 
 bnS ©iyeii. 2. (bei bernrljeiiPeii u". 5tijrpern) 
 tie ©idling , a ) (bn5 SBerrnmmeltfciii , iiiii 
 jii berntl;|'d)lngeii 20. b) bie- ©ciTtoii (bie 
 uingere ob. fiirjere 3fit, ber Iiingere ob. tiix-- 
 jere 3citrniim, lunl^rfiib beljeii eiiie SBcrrnmiii^ 
 lung, j. S3. bci6 'ipnrtnmeut berntl;fd)Ing[;. 
 3. bie ©i^uiig, ber ®L'rid)r^tng, bai (5)erid)t; 
 pt. Sessions, a) [ill einigen ©tnnteii u. 
 >Jii)rbnm.] bie (?)frirf)r5rage jur 3?i'guliruiig 
 ber polijeiIicf)eii SSerijnltuifJe. b) Sessions. 
 Quarter-sessions, [ (5-ligI. ] tie Qunr^ 
 tnin^uiigeii, uiertEljnl;rIid)en ©i^uiigen ber 
 5rieteu^rid)ter. Sessions of tlie peace. 
 iQuQl. u. 9iorbniii.J bie ©i^ungen ber grie. 
 teu^ridjter. 
 
 In full session, ill offeiitlid)er ©idling, 
 ill ^leiiD. To be in — , to hold — , ©ii^iiug 
 (jalten. A - of parliament, eiiic ^nrlnmciit^ 
 fi^ung , ©eiHOii be6 $nrlniiiciir5. To have 
 one annual - only, nur eiiinuil im 5nl)ri' 
 ju (55erid)t ic. fi^en, nur eiiimnl ini Onljre jiir 
 IBeforgung ber ®ei'd)ii|tc fid) oerfninmeln, 
 jufnnimenfonimmen (u. ®erid>ren u. btta 
 tijeiibtu jvorpern). 
 
 S e s s i o n - h a 1 1 , tie ® f rid)tiPnnimer. 
 SesS-pOOi, ses'-pOul, (i>. sess u 
 pool) *. bn& Cfd) unier eiiteni 51bjuge fiir 
 tcnSlbpiigte* uiireiiien2Bnffer5, 'Jlbjug^loc^ 
 Seslerce, sLs'ierse, (fr. 2S., u. Int 
 sestertius) ». [tbm. •'TOiinjiu.] bie fleine ©e 
 ilerjde) (=r: 1/4 einea Dcnnriii* , ungefnlir 2 
 pence sterl. Db. 4 cents; tie grcpe ©vilerj 
 bai ©efteriiiim , b. f). sestertium pondus 
 beflnilb niU 1000 bcrfflteil r= 250 denar 
 .=: ungefiiljr 7 $fb. sterling ob. 31 DodnrS; 
 eitie ^upferffflerj (copper -) lunr = ^z'- 
 eincS $fiiiii) sterl.; bei ten Slltcii iviirBe fer 
 ner - fi'ir ©tiunS, bai 2 ©niije u. eiii 5?nlbe^ 
 entl)ielt, gcbrniid)t). 
 
 Set, set. (nngt'If. saetan. setan. settnn ; 
 (nt. sedeo) prael. 11. pp. set, v. a. 1. a) § 
 fcl)Cll, itrflcn (on, nilf); to — before any 
 one, ©iiiem uerreOcn ( (5'ffeii ic. ) , ©ineiii 
 uerlcgen. b; [iijpogr.] fr^eii (fine ©cite 20 
 c) niifiVljfii. 2. i ai (over) «) ((S-meii) fcljen 
 fiber... (nli5 9liifui)cr 20. /J) ubevtrngen, 
 iibcriiind)fii, uberiufifen. b) (above) (.&tiunS) 
 fetjeii fiber . ., eincrS.idje i>criifl)en. cj l)pijen 
 rfijiMi; (at) Ijefjrn (nut (?iiirii , j. 2.\ ftneii 
 ijuub). U) tiiife^en ($|nie;. e> -j- fe^eu 
 
 SET 
 
 niifS ©pief fc^en; G'ineni f)nttcn (im ©piefe, 
 eS niit (5-inem lungeio. Shak. Prior. 3. (in 
 eine befliinmte Snge briiigen) feljen, mnd)en; 
 (together) a) jufnmmeiife^en (eiii Stunft* 
 luerf 20. b) i uergIeid)eM. 4. i a) nu^jlerieu 
 (©d)ilbmnd)en 10. b) fcljeii , pflnnjen (eiii 
 ©eiBiid)*). c) (lunfjiii) uerfe^en, bringeii. d) 
 (eine 3eit 2c.) fe^cn, befliminen, frflfe^en. 
 e) beilimnien, orbiien (iiteiilcii^ im pp., f. 
 lueiter unteiu. f) treibcn, bcivegen. §) uer» 
 nnlnfyen. h) unbemeglid), fefl mnc^en; (ge» 
 mijl;nl. im) pp. -, unbemeglid), fe|>; (leif, 
 itnrr (u. Slid, u. be\i 9lugen). i) buntcl ma» 
 c^en; (mei|len6 im) pp. -, buitfel (u. ben 
 2liigcn). j) to -, Db. to - to music, in ^IJiufit 
 feljen, fonipcmiren. k) nn|1immen (eineii ®e« 
 fnng), nnfd)lngen, uorflngen. Spectator. 1) 
 i"d)n^en, nd)teii, bendjren. Shak. 5. in bie 
 geljorige Snge bringcn, gelj&rig in ©tnnb 
 feiien , jurct^t feljen, rid)teii ; ( u. jiunr) a) 
 [6()ir.] eiiirid)teii , eiiireiifcn (ein ©ein 20. 
 
 b) abjiel)eu (©djernuffertc), luetjen, fdjiirfcii. 
 
 c) [3IrtiII.] ric^ten , jiim ©d)iiS rid)ten (®e« 
 fdjfilje). d) (leaeti ('7?e^e), legen (@d)!ingeti). 
 e) rid)tcn (llhren); (by) «) (lll)ren) rid)ten, 
 regiiliren (nnd)). /3) regein (nnrf)). 6. a) (in) 
 fnJTen (in cacit 2c. ) , einfnJTen. b) befeljen 
 (with, mit). 7. entgegcnfe^en; (to) (cinct 
 ©nd)e) entgrgenfeljen, cntgegenflencn. Shak. 
 8. [2Cnitnifpr. ] flcfjen; j. 93. A dog -s 
 birds, ein ipunt (leljt 5eltl)ul;uer. 9. fleriii> 
 nen mn(t)en cTOild; «.). 
 
 God set the sun, moon and stnrs in th« 
 firmament, ®ott fe^te tie ©onue, ten 'WonB 
 u. tie ©terne on bi\& ^irmamtttt. To — on 
 shore, (Iruppen 20 Innben. To — one'* 
 horse over, ^inuberreiten. To — in ord«r, 
 in Orbnung bringen. To - one's hand to . ., 
 I. ipnnb legen nn . . , &tron« nnfnngen, untcr* 
 neljnien. 2. (eineii 93rief 20 unterfd)rciben, 
 feine llnterfd)rift bnrunter fe$cii. To - the 
 seal to .., bn6 ©iegel nufpructen, bnirfen niif ... 
 To — the seal upon a public writing, biti 
 ©iegel unter eineUrfunbe triicfen. The Lord 
 - a mark upon Cain, |i ter 5?err mnd)te ein 
 3eid)en fln ^nin. To -a label on .., einen 
 3ettel , fine ©tifette mnd>en an .. , &t\vai 
 mit einem Stttel, eincc ©rtf«tte Bcrfeljen. 
 To — a price on . . , einen $rei6 fe^en niif ... 
 To — the heart or affections on .., |i trad)> 
 ten lin^ . . . Minds altogether — on trad* 
 and profit, ®emtitl)er, gniij nuf ipnntel u. 
 ©eminil gerid)tet. Addison. Tiie heart of 
 tlie sons of men is fully - in them to do 
 evil. II bei Utiglficffi beS ^Tlenfdjen ifl I'iel 
 bet it)m. Am I a sea or a wliale, that thou 
 vettest a watch over me, i| bill id) betUI 
 fin ^etr ob. ein ia5n(Iflf(ft , ba^ bu m\<b \'o 
 liern>nl)"efl? To — a coach in the mire, luit 
 einer fiutfc^e im itotfje (lerfen biciben. Tli* 
 wagon was - at tlie hill, ter 20ng<ll blieb 
 am ipfigi'I (lerfen. Abijah could not see; 
 for his eyes were — by reason of his age, 
 II 9Ibin fonnte nid)t feljeii, tenn feiiie ^ilugeu 
 flnrreten fi'ir *Jllter. To - pen to paper, tie 
 Jeter nniVtjen, ergreifeii. To - one's self, 
 fic^ niitreil>eii, fid) beim'iljeu. To - one's self 
 above the level of one's countrymen, f((() 
 iHT feiiien Snntfili'iiicn Ijen'ortljun. To — i 
 fine upon any one . (Filieni eine ®eltbllBe 
 nufiogi'ii, Giiicn nn ®cl6 ilrnfen. To - one 
 on high , li Milieu n^ol)t». To - a man at 
 
F^te, far, fait. fat. >U. met. Fine, fin. Tib, mbre, nAr. u&l, ^il. ciSiid. Tiihe. tub, fiJll. t^in. THis. 843 
 
 SET 
 
 variance agnintt.., 5em(tll^elt eiit)i»rtfn 
 mit ... To - one'i hope in God, fcilie Spv^> 
 nullfl nilf fflotf {t^tn. To - « great ralue 
 ou.., finer Sadit riiien l^oheii ^rrrf) bti> 
 \e<\(n. To - at naiiglit, ffir i)iid)tir nrt)teii. 
 I will — my eyes upon llieni for good, |I id) 
 reitl fit OiiiiCiglirt) nniVI;cn. To - a copy be- 
 fore any one. ©infill cine SSpridjntr jnm 
 ?lbrd)reit>ni I'orlfflfll. To - a diaJ horizon- 
 laliy, eine teonnennljr lungfrtcftt fleiUn. 
 Whicli by custom they are - to , luorAll 
 fie fid) (jrivoinit l^oben. To - an end to... 
 einer ®n(t)f fin Qnbt innd)fii. - him «nch 
 a ia«k, ifflt il)m fine iiMrf>f 9lrl'fit nuf. At 
 how unre.-isonable rate they - tlieir grounds. 
 luif nnbitlifj lu'A fif K'rf eanturfifn Ijniren, 
 Wfid)' unbifliam^iKftr fif I'nr iljrf Ciinerrf leii 
 frrfctrn. To - on fire, in i^rnnft ilcrfeii. To 
 
 - on flame, in Jl'^ninifn iVljen. To -a step, 
 tllien €d)rilt tijlin. To - tlie leeth on edge. 
 6ie 3<i')nf ilinnpt ni.i<f)fn. To - one's self 
 to write, nd) iiu'e ed>rfibfn nuid)fn. To - 
 any thing on toot, (S-riun6 in @d)ivnii() 
 brinatn. To- any one free, (f-iiifn in JJrfO 
 l)trit feljtn , frfil.ilKii- Setting free, 6lf 
 greiloffung. To - open , iiffnfn. To -a- 
 going, in 0)iiii<i ftijfn l'^. brinafn, in fdemr- 
 giing ff^fn , in llnilniif brnigrn, nnflrfngfn. 
 To.-on going, in ^r iwrgnng jf^en cJiabmc). 
 To - any one ai work, (Ftlltn tt)iitig mad)'"/ 
 inr Wrbtit nntrriben, G-iiieni iUrbeit gfben. 
 To — any one to (+ on) work, Qintn bf» 
 fd)aftigen, e-iiirm iilrbrit grben. To - at 
 ease, berut)igtn. To - right, to - to rights, 
 |urfd)ti«tifen , ufrbrfTem, bfri(^tigen. To - 
 at deBance, (e-iiifni, fintr Snd)f) Iro^ bifi 
 ttn, trc^en. To - wrong, in ftiifn 3rtt^nin 
 Pb. 5f()lfr I'friuicfrln, rfriuirrrn, irrf iniid)'"- 
 To - to advantage, ("d)ijn I'tbllfn. To — to 
 sale, ftil biften , nnebiftfn, in bit %lnftion 
 gfben, jnni aStrfnnf niifilrflen. They show 
 how hard they are - in this particular, fit 
 bfiufiffn, luif frlit fif in 2)trrcff titift Unu 
 flnnbe« im Wrrrnngf finb. They are hard 
 
 - to etc., fif fiiib jfljr im ffli-tr.iiigf, feljr in 
 SJcrlfgtnljfit, wie fie tc. A niiin is -, fin 
 qjimin t)at fiiiffnlf, bfilimnue Weinnng, 
 Jjnt bffiininite «!Innd)ffn. A stag that was 
 hard - by tlie huntsmen, fin i^irfd), bem 
 bif jrtger fd)nrf iii|V9ten. To - a trap, snare 
 01 gin. ? n. i finf JiVflf, €d)liMgf legfn. 
 To - sail, l^iir.J Uiurc Sfflfl gfh«n. To 
 
 - the sails, [-Wnr.] Bif <£rgcl beij'ffjen. 
 Credit, if broken, is never well set again, 
 nunn bfr firffit i'ernid)tft i|l, luirb ft nif; 
 iiiiil^ lUifDer giinj Ijfrgffirru. He sets his 
 iuHgnient by hix pnt>siou, fcine SeiDtni'djaft 
 ti'irft (inf ffin Urtt)cil fin. Prioh. 
 
 To set about, I. Qt\\ia6 I'orntljincn 
 (nnfnngen), tftrnu gi'^en. 2. «n|liniinfn. 
 
 To s e t one's self a b o u t . . , fid) inad)en 
 an... [ridjtfn (UnljftO. Shar. 
 
 To set abroach, lliflcil, nilfiifttu, (ill» 
 
 To set against, J. tntgrgenic^en (Qi-. 
 Wtm. finer <Ba<tit). 2. l To set any one 
 against..., (S-iiifn niifbringcii, (iiifljf^en 
 g.gen ..., mibcr ... 3. entgcgfnff^en, entJ 
 atgenilflUn ((»ri'inbt ic.>- 
 
 To set one'K self a g al n sf . . ., fi(() n)i> 
 6rr Qiiifii |Vi)cn, fid) l"i(>en iviber .... fid) 
 G-iiitm lUirfnVl^fn. Tiie king of Babylon 
 set himself againiit Jerusalem the aauie 
 
 SET 
 
 day, n bre JTonig won 95ii6f( fjnt fid) nn ebfn 
 Bifffin logf iviberO«ninlem gfrnilft. Wlien 
 all other things set tlienixelves against 
 us. ivfnn nni n(Ie£ ^nbere fnrgfgen, jm 
 mibfr ifl. To set one's mind against.., 
 I. 'Jlb|(t)fn I'cr Qmn6 befiMnmen, fit^ emtr 
 ©nd)e luibrriV^fi) , fi<f) n«flcl)nfn luiber . . . 
 1. (fiiifin G'tiun^ iinui&fr inad)fn, utrleibfn, 
 rntleibfll. He has set my mind against 
 her , ft Ijnt mid) gfgf n fit nnfgebmd)!. To 
 set off one thing against anotlier, fine 
 ©nd>f gfgf n finf nnbfrt fjf ruorhcben, l)friiiiS. 
 \)cben, finf ®nd)e finfr nnfern (ni* I'on glei> 
 d)fni iH}crtl)f) fntgfgtm'fijfn, fiitgfgenl)alten. 
 
 To set apart, 1. bfi'onbcro (Ifflfii, bfi 
 ©fitf I'f^en Ob. flfllfn. 2. t nneffijfn (i>er< 
 ld)ifbfn). KnotLEs. 
 
 To set aside, I. bfi ®fitt fi^^fn; (©t; 
 mn«) I'lbfrgrljen; iintftlnfffn. 1. Ufrwerfen. 
 3. nbfd)offfn , iiinili'grn, nnfl;fbfn. 
 
 To set away, luf giV t)rn , iui'grd)nfffn. 
 
 To set before, 1. uonrQcn. 3. i(^inein 
 upriVfliMi; i>or G-intm fntfnlrfn. 
 
 To set before your sight, tnd) i>or 
 9lngfn |n |lffl«n. I set be fore me many 
 examples both of ancient and latter limes, 
 id) bringf uicle ©fifpifU niter u. neufrer 3eit 
 mir uur 91ugtn. 
 
 To set back, jiirScfff^fn, inri'icfilo^en. 
 
 To ■ e t b y , 1. bet @eitt fe^en. 1. nd)Ccu, 
 i<t)afytn. 
 
 To set by the compass, [^17?Ar.] bif 
 <^Bl)f Db- Crtge finf< fntffrnren ©egfniLinbfs 
 nad) bfin ^ompnffe bfDbnd)ten. 
 
 To set down, I. nicbfnfijfn, nnf bfii 
 53obfn ff^fn Db. fltiUn- l. i a) l)tmb|lini: 
 mm (bif fflBirbel eint« 3n(lrunifnt*). Sh*k 
 b) fd)riftlid) niebfrltofn , ninDerfdjri'tben , jii 
 ■iPiiVifr bringfu. o notirfn, nnfid)rfiben, 
 (inrd)rtibfii. d) bfflimnitn, feilff^fn. 
 
 Finding him so resolutely set down, 
 t bn fr fnnb. bag fr fo |V(l fiitfrtjioffen luar. 
 
 To set forth, I. nn bfn Ing Irgfn, 
 jfigfn, lufifen, bnrtfjun, bnrfletlfn, bewfiien. 
 1. bffniint mnd)fn, ufrfiinbigrn; (fin »nd) 
 to l)frnn«gfbfn. 3. orrorbnfn. 4. rr^eben, 
 rnl)infn; to - one's self, fid) ri'il)incn, fill) 
 l)frnufflreid)en. 5. ftoUen, cxfmu ifin $i-er 
 jc). 6. " nnf ciiif lliirfriii'ljmung nn«id)i(fcM, 
 niifrnilen (fine JJloitf). Knolles. 
 
 To set forth a language in its great- 
 est latitude, fine ©prntfte mid) iljreni gnnjen 
 llinfnngc uortrngrn. 
 
 To set forward, 1. nntrfiben , nnfri; 
 frf)fn. 2. rotifer bringen, forbern, befurberii. 
 I To set in, ©inen nuf ©troaS bringen, 
 ©inein einl)elfen. 
 
 If you please to assist and set me i n, 
 
 I will recollect myself. C01.1.1ER 
 
 To set off, I. l)iTUDrfifd)en mad)eii, 
 f)franfl;cben, l)eri'i.ir()i'ben , [■OJtnl.J t)(tvot> 
 Keiben. 2. fd)niiicfen (cine 3?ebe 20 , nii5> 
 (d)mucfe«, nufjjcren. 3. (mit SaSorteii) l)crj 
 iH>rl)eben ; (against) Ijeruerljebcn , Ijcriiiii; 
 Ijeben (gcgen) , finer (Snd)e (nl* ein ?leqiii: 
 Uiilent) entgcgenretjcn , entgegcnl)iilrcn. 4. 
 nbionbrrn, nbrd)ciPen (jii einem bi'HMibcrn 
 Siverte befiinimen, nnroeifeii). 5. nbrfd)nen, 
 nii^nefjnien; pp- nn^iieiu>niinen, nbgereci)net. 
 
 To set off accounts with , fid) be; 
 
 red)nen mit..., nbred)iien mit... To - 
 mutual debts, (jegeiifeirige Sc^uICen o^fl^" 
 
 SET 
 
 einnnber nnfgffjfn Inffeti. Set off, nbge< 
 red)net, fnibirt. 
 
 To set on. to set upon, 1. nnff^fn. 2. 
 (gfrooljnl. mit on) nnfrifc^en, nntrfiben, (to) 
 nnrfijfn (ju). Shak. 3. (mit on) nnileaeii, 
 brnnd)tn ; (to) ©intn gf6Miid)fn (ju). Shah. 
 4. (meiilen^ im past.) ©infn nngreifen, nii« 
 fadfii , uber ©infn fjfrf.inen. 5. (feine ®e» 
 bnnftn ic.) nnf ©tronfi rii1)ten. 
 
 A kind of luxury that sets every per- 
 son upon making a higher figure than it 
 consistent with his revenue, tine ^rt Sll> 
 )rn5, bit 3eben nnreijt, tine gr&Bere gigiK 
 }n ipieltn, n(« fid) mit feinen ©infilnften 
 I'trtrngt. Set on thy wife to observe. (Ufle 
 bfin 2Bfib nnf Pie Snncr. Shak. To be much 
 set on .., er|)id)t fein nnf ..., fid) ffljntn 
 nnc^ ... To have one's heart more set 
 upon etc. than etc., fid) ©tron« iiifljr nn» 
 gelfqtn ftin InJTen nW ic. , meljr bfbnd)t ftin 
 ntlftc. nl&tc. His heart was more set upon 
 her good than his own, if)r 53301)1 log (fineni 
 J^frjen nnljcr nl« fein eigrne*. Set upon 
 mischief, jum 9o|'en geneigt. Young mea 
 of fortune wholly set upon pleasures, 
 jnngf S?fntf oon SSermogtn, bit luir nuf 
 Scrgiiugiingen benfen. 
 
 To set out, 1. M\6\tt}tn, nnroeiffii, )it< 
 ivfifen. 2. nb|lfcfen, nn«|lerfen (bit '•TOiinfrii 
 fintr ©tnbt te.), bfjfid)nfn. 3. f '";f<innt 
 mnd)fn, (fin !8nd)) l)ernii^gebfn , (^rofln« 
 nintionen) trlnffen. 4. I)ernni*fircid)en, rfi()» 
 men, l)frnn<f)ebfn. 5. nn^jitrtn, nudfd)miS» 
 (fen, I)frnn?pn(5fn; (with) fd)mijcfen (init). 
 6. t nii«ri'i|len (fine Jlotte tc.). Aodisom. 
 T. Jfigfn , oorjeigen , oorfie fltn , entiuicfeln. 
 
 8. t bnrtl)nn, jeigen, beiutifen. Atterbury. 
 
 9. [9?rd)r6rpr.j l)erjnl)len , nnfint)len, ani 
 einnnber ft^en. 
 
 To set one out to tlie best advantage, 
 ben Centen tint uprt|)eill)nfte »TOeiniing oon 
 ©iiiem beibringen. To set out in proper 
 colors, irejfenb u. gennn bef4)reifcen , fc^il« 
 bem, red)r nbfd)ilbern, l)in(Tf(len. To set 
 any one out a* a most fit instrument for 
 sulidiiing a country etc., ©Infn nl6 ind 
 nnertniiglid)|le ^erfjeng jur llnterjoc^ung 
 eine£ Snnbed :c. bejeid)iirn. To - time and 
 place, 3eit u. Ort brillininen. 
 
 To set up. 1. nnffifden, nufrid)ten, nnf» 
 rd)lngen, errid)ten, erbnnen; (ein ©entmni 
 ic.) fe^en; (cine gtngge u.) niifilecfen, (tintii 
 ■0)fnibnnm ic.) fe^tn, pflnnjen, ficrfen; (tine 
 'WiUiSfntle) fleflen, rid)ten, niifileden ; (eineii 
 3ftre() nnf If ben, nnrd)lngen; [Ippogr.) niif« 
 feijen (!Sud)|laben). 2. i a) nuSi'pnnnen (eiiie 
 Siitr(()e ic). b) nnfangcn, nnlegen, einridj* 
 ten, (einen Snben, eine *)Kiinnfnftnr, ®d)ul« 
 !c.) «rrid)ten ; ©iiien etnbiiren. c) (©men) 
 crl)ibcn, rnljmen. d) (©inim» niifljelfen, 3e» 
 mnnbi (JJlnrf mnd)en. e) ©inen nnf ben 
 H)rDn eriieben. Shak. f) nnfilerien (tine 
 ■fWicinnna if.;, finfiiljrtn, flufbrinaen; to b« 
 -, nnffommen (u. einer •D^Jtrinnng to; (fine 
 SDprfd)rifr) ai'ben. gi frl)eben (Die fStimme); 
 nuSili-pen (einen Srf)rei). U) t nieDerleg'ni, 
 onfgcben, riil)en infjen. 3. [OJfnr.J to - the 
 slirouds, stays etc. , bie SUnnb, ®(iige tM' 
 jcn, urn fie niijiifitjen. 
 
 He has set me up for liis mark, || er 
 l)at mid) jum 3iei niifgcrirt)tft. To - ano's 
 rest, (el)iu.; fictf ium Sc^ie^en >uif4)i(feii 
 
844 FAt«, far, fAll, (hi. Mh, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got. oil. cloud. Ti'ibe. tub. full. l/)in. THis. 
 
 SET 
 
 (weil 6ic a3i"id)ren fi) long u. fcfeiuer jvarcn, 
 biiB uinii cril ciiieii Irfifler (rest) ini SSoten 
 befeiliGeii imifete, luu Mi &mel)t ouflfflfii 
 jii fDiuieii; t>o(jcr niid) i). Shak. To set 
 one up again, o ©illtll ivie&er nilf Pie 
 55eiiie briiiflcii , iviefccr gcfiiiiC nind)en. To 
 »et one up to view, dim II bciuerflxir tlliU 
 djen. To - a laiigli(ter) , ill till Iniitc^ &e> 
 liidjrer niift'rfd)eii. To - a liearty laugh, 
 fiiu' l)f(le CiiAe ouiTcl)lai;cn. Whilst we - 
 onr liopes here, iliCeUl luir lllirerc $11^111111 = 
 flcii (;iciiiiif (ledeii, gruiifccn. To set oue 
 up iu iiope. &iiien ju l)ol)cn iprffiuiitflen be-. 
 rfd)tiflill. SiiAK. To - the throne of David 
 over Israel, |i fceii ©tii(;l DnuiC^ ubet Orrnfl 
 <lllfrid)ri:ii. To - for (public; sale, ill 5tc 
 aiiiftini ijflJen, jiim SBerfiuif nii^flcncu, feil 
 bictcil. To - ill trade, (cilieil (Sol)II K.) nl^ 
 jtiiutnirtiiii etnfclireii. A bill set up, bcr Sliu 
 fdjiiiO, t)A6 iplatnt. 
 
 Set, v.n. 1. [9Iflroii.] uiitcrgcl)eii (0. 
 Itt Sluuu, ben ©tcnien 20. 2. in eincn 
 Siilliinb bet 3e|lijjfeit ubcrgefjcn, gefleljen, 
 flirinncn. 3. [f&ot.] nniV^en (u. SBnunicn, 
 ii'cna \id) bit 95liite in gnic^t ueriunnbclt) 
 4. ^ftonjen fei^en, ppnnjen. 5. (tcnic^cn, 
 t^Ml^ld)ten; foniponireii. 6. a) 5 fid) in SScs 
 njeguiig ff^cn, fliifbrfd)t'u. b) * eine Jteife 
 nnrvetcn; (from) nljroircn (uimd. c) l^TOar.] 
 (pii'f-en) hiiiftn (to, nad)). 7. f firf> ('enii'il)cn 
 (fid) beflrcbni). 8. l^BoiMnfi-'r.] n«id)i'n, 
 niittel(l einc6 $iiI;iiorl)iinfe6 SBiigel jU'Ilen. 
 9. + (fiir to sit) to - (down), {id) (fc(l) fe^'i' 
 (fid) \w iiicbcirflfjen). 
 
 It niakelh the teeth s e t hard one against 
 anoiher, e^ nind)r, bn^ ninn bic Qcilpe fe(l 
 jiifnninicnbfipt. To - to »ea, jiir ©ee flcl)cn. 
 The rabbit-, [aBniMufpr.] biifi ilnnind)cn 
 iin !8niie. The tide sets to the east or 
 north , ["Wiir.] btr 3citflreni Iduft Dfl iib. 
 Syrorb. To - west -ward, [.TOnr.] ivcfllid), 
 iDcfliuiirte Innfeii (u. SSjuffer). 
 
 Prov. To sow dry, and to set wet, trCt 
 (fen f<iin, nng pflnnjcn. lOff)i""- 
 
 To set about, nil ©nunS Qff)CM, bfirnii 
 
 To set forth, fliifbredjrit , nbrcifen. 
 
 To set forward, nii(-jiel;cii, firf) ouf 
 ben 2CfG bfflft'fn ob. nmd)in, inciter rcifcn ; 
 (towards) fid) nnf ten Wtq nfld) . . . nindjen. 
 
 To set in, ciiil'rfd)i'ii , eintrctfii, ciii: 
 fnflfn, fid) cin|lrfleii (u. ben 3nljrefjfttcn 20. 
 
 The weatber is set iu for rain, ci fli'l)t 
 rffllicrird) (\l\6. When the weather was se t 
 in to be very bad, nifim fid) nilljilltenb 
 fd)icd)tr^ Sajertcr ciii(]rfti-nt Ijntrc. Audison. 
 
 To set off. fid) ntif brii 5Crg inr.d)eii ; 
 [^otrr.] niifrcniicii; (for) nbrcircn (iiad)i. 
 
 To set on. to set upon. 1. fid) flllf bell 
 fflSffl nind)cn Pb. brgrbi-n , einc SCrife !c. an-- 
 trcien. 2. niigrriffn , etiicii ^Jtiignff nind)ni. 
 
 To set upon the seaich of truth, imd) 
 aCn()rhrit firrd)fn. Locke. The understand 
 liig would -some new inqnii'y. ber S8fr|lilllb 
 ivnrbr nn irgoiib liiic nrne lliitiTriid)iing gdjen. 
 
 To set out, I. fid) ant ben 5Big brgc; 
 6cn; (for) obreiffn, roifen (nod)). 2. (from) 
 ivegreifni, nbri-ifen (I'pn), niifml)rcn, n)eg» 
 fiitjrcn (I'Pii^ - Diengfl)en (I'cn). 3. t a) ouf* 
 tretfii. b)(froni) nbgiljcu (luMi eincr ©d)iiie, 
 b. h. fie urrliiffcii). c: (from) flii^gcijfii (i>iMi 
 fineni 0)riinbfin^c 20. d; oninngen, niil)cbeu, 
 kfCiiiiien. Bhowh. 
 
 SET 
 
 To set out in business, ein ®efd)nfc 
 nnfnngen To — in life or the world, iu 
 bn6 £tben eiiitreten. At their setting 
 out, bei it;ret: 'Jlbreife. A t his iirst setting 
 out, bei feiiiem erflen SIiitfTuge. To — on 
 a journey , eine diei\c niitreteii. 
 
 To set to, fid) legcii fliif ..., firf) ei'ier 
 5liji|Tciifd)aft ic. luibnu-n, erpidjt feiu nnt . . . 
 
 To set up, I. [{(t) (l)iiu^iid)) nieberliifffu, 
 fid) fei^eii, fid) etnbliren. 2. i (for) fid) aiii-- 
 gcben fiir ...; fic^ nut'merien jii ... 
 
 To s e t up tor one's self, 1. feill eigeiie6 
 ipiuieiuefen cb. ®eid)iift aiifangcn, fid) nut 
 fiiiie eigciie ipnnb fc^eu. 2. ± fid) \Hb\\ jniu 
 iparu tiniiucrien. To — for a meicliant. to 
 
 - in business, In trade, fid) (al6 jlailf: 
 iiiniin) ctiibliren , ein ^aiiDelsl)iiii£ erridytcn 
 cb. griinben. To - for a republic, * fict) «le 
 Jyreii^iiai fimriituireii. To - for a man ot 
 wit, ben (?)eic^irf[cn, ben '))iniin uon Kennt; 
 liig, ben 2Ciljigtii fpiilen. He sets up to 
 teach molality, cr iwirfi fid) jniii ■OJfonilijlcn 
 ailf. To - for morality, ben ©d)ilB bcr ^^lo- 
 nilitiit nu6l)nngen, fid) iiir 'OKoralitiU be= 
 renitcn. 
 
 Set, pp. adj. I. geiirbiiet; fc|1gcff0t, 
 beilimint, fr|l; regilnin^ig, orbenilid). 2. 
 cine bcilmintte , fe|1e ■O^ieiiiiiiig Ijnbenb. 3. 
 (i)i>ii bcr Obrigfcit 2c.) fi'ilgefetjt, i'i)rgi'fd)rif: 
 ben. 4. iuoi;lbcbii(^i. 5. bunfcl (v. ben !Uii; 
 gen;. 6. ffir seated. Shak. 
 
 (Well) set, untcrfcljt (ftnrf). At - dis- 
 tances, III gciuiiicii; befiinimccn ^ntfcrnniu 
 gen. A — hour, battle, cine bc|1inuiitc 
 ©tiiiibe, einc rcgciiungige ©d)liid)t. A -re- 
 solution, ein fefter G"iitrd)liig. On - pur- 
 pose, of- purpose, <ibfid)ili(t), niit (Jlci^. 
 
 - form, b(i6 Jormulnr; iWiuflcr, bie iBor: 
 fc^rift. - forms of prayers , bc|1iinmte (Sc> 
 betfBrmelii. - price, - rate, bic Zafi. — 
 prictjs, [ipaiibclj fc|tc <J5reife. -visit, ein 
 fijrnilic^cr ^efndl. A man - in his opinions, 
 I'in 'OXiinii , bcr fciiie bcflimmtea '!)}?einuii: 
 gen l)iu. 
 
 Set, M. 1. [91|lrini.] ber llntergnng, 
 iJiicfergang (ber ©mine 20. 2. (bciiii ©pie; 
 Irii) ber ©n^. 3. lOJiirrenf.J ber ©c^lnig, 
 •itbicgir , bii6 ©rerfrcis ; -s ob. -s 01 white 
 tliorn, jiiiige ©ticfnnVr I'Oii 'iJBei&borii. 4. 
 erne "JilnjaDi jufiimnuiigcl;origcr, jn eiiianber 
 pnfff liber Diiigc; j. ib. a) bii6 ©ortinieiii; 
 A - ot boxos, ber ©fl9 ©d)ilrt)tclll ; a - ot 
 plate lor use, bii6 ©croiic, Iird)ieriMCc; a 
 fine - of silveiplale, Clll fd)6lie» filDcme* 
 iiifrlgcrnti) ; a - ot leiiers, lii)pogr.] em 
 (i)ii0 Sbudjiliibeii Ob. I'etrcrn ; a-ot colors, 
 cine Jt'lgc ihmi gnrbfii; a -of buiious etc.. 
 cm ibcfay, cine ©rtriiuiir iiiicpfc ic. ; a - of 
 trees, Cllic ^nilturiilje; a — ot books, lipillU 
 brlj bic in eiiitr ipiiiibimig crtVrbirudien 
 ajudjcr; a - of rigging, I'OJiiir.J bie ihm'1|1i1iu 
 figc iiifcingc; a-ot .<.ails. cm ©igcirpici; 
 ii - of weight, ein ©iilj 03eiuicl)tc, bile (SiU: 
 |"i1^flilUld)t; a — ol china or oilier ware, ciil 
 ^orjcIlrtiiirriMce, em ©cri<ife iumi 'iJSorjcllnii 
 i^b. iinbcrcm (i)fi'd)irr; a - of tea-cups, cm 
 ©criMcc itjccrniiin ; a - of chairs, citie ^ur< 
 lie, 0i(irilltlir ©nil)lc ; a - ol dming-tables, 
 eliie9liiiiil}li}iirniiimciiflrl)c>vigcr)©peifirirct)e; 
 ihe w hole -ot prims. |rtmimliC.)ci\lipicrrtict)c ; 
 a whole - ot Sliaksptiire . biie gilllJC iticrf, 
 I riiniiiiriirt)c ajaiibc laui ©IjiUiptiU'c; a - 01 
 
 SET 
 
 coachhorses etc., ein ©efpnnn . SuH/ ^rtflt 
 Jliifrd)pfcrbe ic. b) bic 9lrt, ®attuiig ; a - 
 of men, cine 58anbe, ein Iriipp ob. i^anfen 
 Scute, cine ^liiffe ■0}icni"d)en; -s of nations, 
 'Jlbthciliiiigen luni aSijlfcrn, 25olfcrabtl)ciliins 
 gen; a - of officers, ein jjurp^ Dffijiere. 
 c) bie 9CcihC, 5clge; a - of motions, ciiie 
 3{eil)c luin 93eivcgimgcn ; a - of remarks, 
 einc 5i^(gc, Sfcilje i>l>ii ijctnerfimgeii ; a - of 
 features, ciii QScreiii I'Oii 05i'fid)rs,iii.jcii ; a- 
 of teeth, cine 3?eil;e i>iMi 3(ihiieii, biie 3'i|)n» 
 lucrf, ®cbi0. 5. ein &c\1eU fiir Oel:, (S-ffig! 
 2c. gMrd)cii. 6. a) bii5 ©pte( , bie ^iirtie. 
 b) (bic©piclgei"e(lfd)iitr) bic ^^parrie. 7. [•iDiiib* 
 nifpr.] bcr 2>i.ir|lanb, bai ©tet)eii (bee ^ii()» 
 iicrt)iiiibe). 
 
 Before set of sun. iior ©oiiiiciiuntcrgiiiig. 
 To play a -, rine ^iirtic, ein ©pie( nmc^cn. 
 A dead -, eiii iicnibrcbctcr ^^>Iaii, 3enianb 
 beini ©picle jii bctrugcn. A - of exchange, 
 [^iinbell ein '•B3i'd)iVibricf ill! Duplifni; -s 
 of excliange, .Kopicu'Cf^rcl. The first of a 
 -, [ip.iiifcl) ber "^riman)cd)i'el. 
 
 Set-ofT, set'of, a. I. [3?cd)t?fpr.J 
 cine girii1)tiid)c ivliigc, mobiird) bcr 93eflagtc 
 ciiu-vfcire bic (S)crid)rii)fcit bcr gcgcii il)n uor* 
 gcbrad)rcii itliige ancrfcimt, nber nuf bet 
 aiibcrn ©cite felbit Mi Sliigcr nuftritt; bie 
 (5)cgeiifLn-bcnmg, (i)cgcnrcd)iiiiiig. 2. ber ^inu 
 trail, 'JJbilid). 3. J cic Bicrbc, ber ©d)nincf. 
 
 To plead a set-off. niit eincr (S)cgenfliige, 
 ®cgciiforbcriing niifrrctcn. She is the - to 
 you, ]'ii |fid)t gcgcn cud) nb, il;rc ipii^(ict)feit 
 erl)cbt cure ©c^i!Mil)fit. 
 
 Set-off-sheet, [§niibel] bcr SSilnnji 
 bogi'ii. [ailj. borflig; boritciinrtig. 
 
 Setaceou.S, seia'shils. (v. I. seta) 
 
 Setliult, sei'bnlt, 4. [©d)iffb.] bet 
 'JrcibbL^l4cn. 
 
 Set-foil, si. ' foil, ». l'!&ot.] bie 
 9{ul)nunrj, lornu-nritUiuiirj), 93lut:, '){ot^» 
 luurj , biif ©icbciifiugirfrmit, f Sept foil. 
 
 Setiforiil, se lefdmi, (i). Int.. seta) 
 adj. boriiciiiDnulg, bovjleiiartig, bcrflig. 
 
 Setoii, se'tn, (fr. SB.) s. l(H)it.] bit 
 5paiirfd)uiir , btie ipanncil. 
 
 Setuus, setus, adj. ["Bin.] borftig. 
 
 Settee, settee', *. l. bic Sefjnbniif, 
 '!pi>i|1erbanf , ©d)lii|biinf , bAi Itiiunpc. 2. 
 [■iJiiw.] bic ©cirie (3trt ®d)'tfe im ^Jtittel. 
 niccrc). [!"d)c« ©cgcl. 
 
 Settee-sail, ['iJTtiir.] sine 'llrt [ntcinij 
 
 Setter, seftiir, *. 1. ©iiier, ber iVi^t, 
 ficflt, bcr ©cijcr, ©tcder; -up, bcr -Jliif= 
 fcl}cr , 'Jtufiliflcr. 2. i --up and puller 
 down of kings, bcr Sijuigc ©d)i!H'fcr 11 23ir< 
 nid)rcr; a —-forth of strange Gods, || citl 
 drfnnbigcr nciicr (J3i!ittcr; --on, a) bet 
 i!liill)ci;er , Oiiifiuieglcr , 2liif|1ifter. b) bet 
 (fiiirid)ier, ©tifrcr; as -s- of f ofthy graces, 
 t Mi bujcnigcn. bic beinc 9{fijc ()cri'prl)cben. 
 3. ['Waiir ] bcr ©ictnfc0er. 4. [3iefli'(br.] bcr 
 Dfciuiiiridjrcr. 5. [Wiif.) bcr It'iifctjcr, Kimu« 
 pLMiiil. 6. rijcncnu.) bcr ©e^er, giinilprf, 
 •JfiirfiTcnfftjrr, 5{iirfi.'tciilob|'}i>tf. 7. ber $iit)» 
 iierhuiib, a23iid)tclI)iinC , 93ori1cI)cl)iinb. 8. t 
 Dcr ©pnrl)iiiib, iiunbfd)iifrer, ©pii'n; Rnw 
 ler, Siibringcr. South. 
 
 S e 1 1 e r - w o r t , , f SSot. ] bit (linf cube, 
 ('d)uhirjc 9?ic6n)urj. 
 
 Setter, «. »i. [Dcrt!.] bcni 9?ief) citien 
 it)iil bet 2Uiininie ab|"d)iieibcu. 
 
File, far, fall. fat. >U. met. Flnp, fin. N6. m6v«, nSr, got, 6fl. r\6&A. Tdbe, tOl., ffill. t/»in. Tllis. 845 
 
 SET 
 
 Settings, set'ting. M. t. tai <Stfytn 
 c, \. Set; ('Diniir.) tat ©eijeii, Cegeii uoii 
 Steinen iu «JJ?nuerii ii. ©eiuolbcu. 1. ftx 
 Unterflnng (^er ©oiine lo. 3. [-yXcir.] t\t 
 Kid)tuno iti 2Din6e«, ©trome«. Iniciir. 
 
 Setting up in bdsiiiess. (il$ (FttiMifyo: 
 
 Setting-dog, ^er »i'ilinerl)iine, -iUrtct)' 
 !fll)iinb. — pole, bcr 2}por6t)afeii. - rule, 
 (iDPogr.] Die ©e^liiiie. --stick, I. (W.ir-. 
 ttnf.l bet ^flnnjer, 'iJSflrtiijrtocf, Krnutaidjrl, 
 tat ^flntijhotj. 1. (fliid) Compo»iug- 
 tiick) (Inpt'gr.l ber *!Bnifcll)afeii. 
 
 Settle, set'tl. (ongeir. aetl, oeltl) t. 
 brr v2i$, <Bt^tl , tit S^niif, Seljiib.iiif. 
 
 Settle-bed. ^cr 93etr|1ul)l, ©cftMiTefffl, 
 ©d)lnf<liif)l , 6(16 ©ifTclbiTi. 
 
 Settle, <\>. sei) D. a. I. in ben 3u> 
 flaiib ber Sfiligfcit ob. ©tatigfeit iimetK"; 
 (ofl ini) pp. Set lied. fell. 2 1 a) (jmn 
 ©eelforger) einie^fii (fitirn Weiillicften). b) 
 folpnifireu, niifaiien. o iiiitTrt>logrii (feiwi 
 SBoljmmg an eintin Drtr). H) (d-jiirii) roi> 
 bin bringen; uenorgeii, nii^il.utrn, i-erhiirn. 
 fijen , etobliren. ei ff(1i'r(jen cJliigrlegenhfi 
 ten), orbnen, in Drbtiiing bringen, (eine 
 9{ed)nung) nbfrfiliffien , nbtnnrfjen, fiilbirt-n. 
 f) fejlfe^en, beilinimen; uerorbnen, einrict): 
 ten. g) Derglfid)cii, biilrgcn, in Wi'ice ob. nut 
 eine nnbere SBfiiV iiii^nintten , iibmndien 
 (einen ©treit k.). Id (G'liieu) beilinimen ; 
 (beni ®eniuthe) eine beiliinmtf 9{i(f)riiiifl ge: 
 ben. i) in SRiilje bringen, biriit)i.ien tbaS 
 @eniutf)). k) (iipoiii (brii &(iH k.i lenfrn, 
 (jeften (nnf). 3. fe^rn nintfcen (bii1>iDt. bid) 
 ter nw^en). 4. i oblogi-rn (JJifnilgfiitou). 
 
 2. h) 1 will settle tite wavering iiiiH rmi 
 firm the doiibit'iil. Swii't. 
 
 I will settle liiiii in my lioime nnd in 
 oiy kingdom for evrr, || id) luifl il)ii I'enen 
 iu nirin S^i\it6 iinb in nieiii J^Duigri'id) rivig: 
 lid). Her Ijlood in settled, iljr "JMiit i1el)t 
 iJid. - liere >our nliode. IiiiTi't end) IjiiT ine: 
 ber, rd)liigt Ijirr enre blcibenbc>l'Jrl)niinii nnf. 
 A kettled aljode, ein bt'ilimnuer ^01)11: 
 pri, 9lnfeiiH)alt, 2Di'()ii(i9, eine blribenbe 
 ^oljnnng. To - a son . einen ©i^l)n I'ers 
 fi»rgen, etnbliren. To - a son in trade, einen 
 ©ol)n n(« ^nnfninnn etnblirm. To - a 
 dnngliter, eine Indjter iveggcben. To - 
 questions or points nt law, 9{rd)t$frngeii, 
 Sddirfpiinfte feiliefjen. To - the xurceK»ion 
 
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 fid) nieberlnlfeii. 2. firf) fa^tn ; (to) fitft nni 
 rd)irfcn jii ... To - accounts, nbrt'd)nen, 
 I'nlbiren. To - an account, a baUnce, a 
 debt, eine 9{ed)iinng orbnen, nnen ©nibo 
 nn«glfi(ten , eine 9{ed)nnng rnlPiren. To - 
 tlie average , ( ^niibcl J bie ipnfcreifiMlcn 
 nninind)en, berfeii. To - a buHJuexs, cm 
 C>it\<bi\it orbnen, nbividrln. (In lining wine, 
 we add something) to — llie lers. rninit bie 
 ipefe fid) f'^e. (Cover ant-hlll.« up) tliat the 
 rain may — tlie turt betore the xpring. tiH- 
 nut ber ilfegen beanrfe, ba^ {id) ber 9{nrcn 
 i>or bein ■Jnllj/nljre iV^c. Clear weatlier -s 
 the roads, belle*, Ijeirerei 'Hietrfr innd)r, Dng 
 nd) bie SiSege fe^eii. To -the laud. I'JKnr.] 
 Pn5 £nii£> legen. Settled. [i)Knr.] i>or 
 'Miifer liegenb. The deck Is settled, I'lRnr.) 
 t>(\6 Oeef ill nn#getrp(fnef. 
 
 Settle, V. n. I. fi(0 fe^en, fiebeln. fid) 
 nmlebeln. |1d) nicberlnfien (an eiueni One) ; 
 (unb in engerrr iVbeninng) fid) letjen, fid) 
 Ijnn^lid) nieberinnen , ftd) i<erl)firrtthen unb 
 l)nu«lid) nifberlnffen , ftd) etnbiirrn. 2. l ? 
 (over) fid) Ingern ( ubeT)< 3. fid) I'e^en, fid) 
 lenfen (u. ■iKnuern tc); fid) fet^cix (u. Jii'if 
 figfriren, i^cfeii) (nnd) i); M \ti}ti\ (ooni 
 Qxtrtidi, von ben Urgent. 4. fa) (in, into 
 fid) bilben (jn). b) fid) nnfl^rUen, fid) nnf 
 finrrii (o. better), c ) nnd)lniTen , fid) Icgcii 
 (0. ber '2Dnil) k.), rul;cn , ilill luerbeii. d t 
 (With) fid) nbfiiiben, (id) i'ergleid)eii niit ... 
 5. einer J^rau em 20it[|)um, em £eic>(iebmgr 
 nn^l'e^en. 
 2. Sliade* eternal settle o'er his eyes. 
 
 4. a) Chyle ... runs through the inter 
 mediate colors till it settles in nu 
 Intense red (bii n ^uwnt bunreUinb 
 luirb). Arbuthnot. 
 
 5. He sighs with most sueces!i that settles 
 
 well (ber ein fctone* iIUitri)um ,inc|V(}ri. 
 Uartii. 
 The wind came about and settled in 
 the west, ber SEDinb breljte fid) unb lueljeie 
 beilnnbig oon 'iDetlen, Ti,eir toudneHs -n 
 on .., ilire Siebe «»irft fid) (bleibtiiD) nnf . ., 
 t)ffret fl(t nnf ... To - in ihe minimry. 
 ©eeliorger werben, bnfi ^ac einee ©cflfor 
 gere ubern(i)nini. To - in bukincKs , rin 
 &e\(t)y\it gnlnben, flc() etnbiircn. To - to 
 somcihing, bei (Jtiun^ )lel;en bleiben, fid) 
 beilimnir ob. fefl ju ©nunc entrd)lieBfn , fid) 
 
 to a thioiie. bie Ihronfolge , 9?nd)fOige ouf tiir (Sriunfi bi'iliniinen. To - at last, fiit 
 bein throne beflitninen. To- the succes lenblld) jn (ftivn* beiliinmen, nut Qwit ein 
 •Ion to a throne in a particular family. rnljigeS, gcregelted Seben nnfiingen. To - 
 bn* 9{ed)i bcr Jljronfolge, gToctfolge nui run to the bottom, unterfinfen. Let his spiriik 
 ll)rone in ciner beronbern gniniitc (gfict^lid)) -, Inffe rcineni ©ciniltlje 3eit, (id} luicbcr 
 begn'mben, cine bcfonbcre Jnmiiic jiir •Jiiid)=|in bernljigen , Inffe fein ®etnntt) luieber ru 
 folge nnf bein l^rone fiir gefeniid) bifnljigt l)iger luerben 
 
 erflnrtn. A settled habit, ein flnrcr (^Jf- 
 brnn(^. Settled opinion*, beilininitf, fcilc 
 9)?einnngen. A settled conviction, eine 
 feile Uebcrjengnng. To - a pension, an an- 
 nuity on .., ©iiicin einen 3nl)rgel)nlr, eine 
 i<ll)rlid)e Ceibrentenn^fe^en. To-onesestaie 
 upon ... or on.., ©iiictn friii gjefi^rbmn oer> 
 fdbreiben ob. oerninc^cn. To - a language, 
 eine ©prnt^e nuf fefle Stegeln jiirii(fful;!;i;ii 
 
 Settledness, iiei'tldne«. «.-j-Per I'cile 
 il.ire 3iiilnnb, bit ^e\1t(ittit , S3i-|liniintl)i'ir 
 
 A settled II exs uf disposition, eini' 
 fcflf CVJcfinniiiig , Denfnrt. 
 
 Settlement, set'tlment, «. i 
 bie ©icbclung, ^iiftcDpIimg. b) bie 7fiebcr= 
 inffiing, >}lnfif eelci , ^I'lonie, ber ^(Innjorr 
 2. 19{rd)tfiVr.J ber gcrt'5iid)e ^otjnfitj, ?Iiii 
 fiuliiiit, 'lOi'bnorr. BLACfcsTOKE. 3. bie ^tfl. 
 
 To - a passage, eine ©telle (in einetn ^iid)e) ff^nng, (Jn.riditunfl, iJi'ilininumg; [diedjff 
 feflte^en. Nothing can - his mind. iJiid)t« [ fpr.) a) bie gefe^rid)t unb formIid)e 2Jeilini 
 I'ermng i^n fefljiiljnlren. To - one's mind ntung fiber ein e'igcnri)iini ii. ^Kciii'ljiiiiu onf 
 on .., I'einen (iJciil rid)ten nnf ... To -|pif 3(nd)folgei (u. in cii.iirrr i»rDnirnng) Me 
 ones self, l.fict nnfiiiTtfl mn(<)cii, fift) l)n'i^'igr|i't)lid)e SJeiliminnng ber vi'niljfiige auf 
 
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 bemXhrone; Act of-, bill of -, bie t^ron» 
 foigei'Jlfre. b) bie Slii^feijiing (eines \itiOt 
 groinged) ; ba6 SeibgcDinge, '2Bittl)iiin, 9Ser> 
 nind)tiiig c) i)ie 2$ernt>rebiing, ber SSortrng, 
 aSerglrid), iUfforb , bie llcberfinfimfr. d) Der 
 '3lprd)inB. bie 23erid)rigiing, ©nlbirnng (einer 
 i>{ed)niiitg). e; bie iBcilcgnng, *]lbinnd)ung 
 (eiiicd ©creite* ic). 4. a) on* ©i(f)s©c^en 
 (ber i>efen jc.). b) f ber ©n^ , SBobeiifn^. 5. 
 tiii6 (S-tnoiifycnient, bie ipnnblnng, bn lunn 
 \'ui> l}.uiflid) nieberlngt, >peirnrh u. fflrnu* 
 Dung eine* eigenen i^nninxfen*. 6. bie 
 ipniiblimg, bn ninn fid) jii (5'tion* beilimnit, 
 in innn ein rul)ige*, geregclte* Seben on* 
 fniigt. 7. bie ©iiife^iing eine* ©eelforgerJ 
 (in fein 'ilmt). 8. eine ©umme &(lbei jc., 
 bie eincni @)ei|llid)en bei fciiicr ©inrcQiiiig 
 neben feiiier Serolbung beioilligt wirb 
 
 A settlement in the world, eine SJers 
 iVrgiing; ©telle, rin^int. (in England, the 
 poor are supported by the parish or town) 
 where they have a -, luo fie iijreil fleff^t 
 iu1)en -^ol)itfiQ l)nben. To lunke a -, et< 
 urn SSergleict) trcffen. To make a - upon 
 any one, (J^tnetn (S'tiun* nu*ii<erfen, auii 
 \ei}(\\, beilinimen. To make -s, ftolonien 
 nniegen, >J?ieberlniTnngen flnlnben. -of (an) 
 account, bie SiguiCnrioii. Account of -, bie 
 ©d)ltiBrrd)nnng, @d)ln6bilan|. 
 
 Settler, setiiur. «. ber ©itbler, 9(iit 
 fieMir, -^jflnnter; ^olonifl. 
 
 Settliu, (|M)ott.) settling; to get a 
 set Ilill. to be frighted into quietness. 
 
 Settlinfp, settling. «. 1. tie ©iebes 
 lung, •Unfieodnng. 2. bie 3}eikg4iiig, «21bHm> 
 d)iing (0. ©trritigfeiten). 3. boe ©i(^<©e$en 
 (bcr ^i-fcii !C.). 4. pt. Sett Hugs, bOC 
 ©n^. ^obemn^. [»ered)nung. 
 
 Settling of accounts, bie 9lbri'd>uiing, 
 
 Settling-days, *. pi. [S^anbti] Qlb- 
 red)nMiig*tnge , ©foiitrornge. --house, 
 I4>nnbell bn* ©fontrirljnu* (in Sonbon). -- 
 lub, l^iibigobereit.] bie 9{uf)efupe. --vat, 
 [ Oiibigobcreit.J ber ©tcllbottict) , bie ^b- 
 iciljfilpe. 
 
 Setts, sets, t. pi. [^TJfnr.] ©d)rnu6en, 
 ©d)oren u., bereii lunii (id) beini SBcrfertigeii 
 ber ^)7{nilen bcbient, uiu jivet ©tt'ictc init 
 einnnber \u perbinben. 
 
 Set^vnll, set'wiii . «. [33ot.] ber 
 Brtlbrinn, bai Kn^enfrnnt. 
 
 Set wort, ael'wurt, «. [ 9ot.] bie 
 (n)clfd)e) 25nrenflnu. 
 
 Seven, seVvn. (nngelf. seofa. seofan j 
 goti). sibun) adj. fieben. 
 
 A figure of seven, eine ©iebcii. 
 
 Seven-eyes, #. pi. ( 5d)tl}l)0l] bn« 
 '7?eunniige, bie <l>ricfe, enniprete. --night, 
 f. Sennight, --year-vine. (33ot.| bie 
 fnodige irid)terivinbe. [adv. fiebenfnd). 
 
 Sevenfold, slv'vnfold, adj. unb 
 
 Sevenscore, sevvuskore, Ontjl. 
 luort) (jnnbert unb oierjig. [jel)w. 
 
 Seventeen, sev'vntiAn, adj. fteb< 
 
 Seventeenth, kaVvnte^niA, adj 
 (ber) fiebjel)nte. — a^iv. Sev'cnieenthly, 
 ium ©icbjehnten, fieb.jeljnten*. 
 
 Seventli, Kev'vntA, adj. (ber) fiebente. 
 
 Seventh cause , ( in 3iweifnHipfrnd)en ) 
 bie fiebenninl nbgeleljnte Si'ige. 
 
 Seventh, «. l. b<\i ©iebentel. I. 
 [■Mfui'.J bie ©icbinrc, ©eptinit. 
 
846 Fate, far, fall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6. move. ndr. s;ot. oil. rl6iul. F'nbe. ti'ib. fi^ill. i//in. lllis. 
 
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 Seventhly, sIv'vntMe, ado. f(e6en< 
 ten«. ^ ^ Iftebjigfle. 
 
 Seventietli, sIv'vnteltA, cuy. (Der) 
 Seventy, slv'vnte, adj. fiebjig. 
 Seventy, «. 6ie ftebiig Boimct|"(<)er, 
 
 f. S e p t u a g i n t. 
 
 Sever, sev'vur, (ft. sevrer; tnt. se- 
 paro) V. a. 1. T a) treiiiien , fdjcifceii, nbioiu 
 bcrn (from, uoti). b) treiinen, jerflretien. c) 
 trcmicn, nb()<iucn. 2.± treiiiieii (Eremite 2C.). 
 3. [ffliein.] |"d)eiben. 
 
 Sever, ». n. I. |jcf) trenneii, fl<t> f*eis 
 ben. 2. eiiie ireniuing , *S(I)ei£itiiig iiindjeii; 
 (between) einfii Unteri"d)ic6 ina(i)eitiH)ird)eri... 
 
 Several, seVuial, (o. sever) adj. 
 I. (6cr, Die, tiai) befonBere. 2. (ntit tnniuf 
 folgeiiDem s. im pi.) ucrf(t)iebene (iiicl;rerc;. 
 3. fletrciint, get()eilt. 
 
 Each several ship, jebefi eilijefne ©d)iff. 
 Four - armies , oter uerrd)ieBeiie ipeere. 
 Each - part, jeDer iljcil ini SBefDiiDtre. A 
 joint and - note, tin folibarifd) I'crbiirgter 
 6c()iirb|"rf)ein. [!R.'o\>fe, (o uiel ©iiiiie. 
 
 ProB. Several men, — minds, fo utel 
 
 Several, adu. befonfierfi. 
 
 Be several at meat and lodging, e^it 
 unb luoljnct bcfoiiber^. 
 
 Several, *. I. f ob. * ber befonbere 
 llmflaiib, eiiueliic ^piiiift, b<\6 bcfonbfre Snicf, 
 bie !8etDiioerl)cit. 2. * ber befoiibere Drt obcr 
 ^Irt^, nbgefoiibiTte, (jetreiinte ^ptaij. 3. '■ cin 
 eiiigcjniiiite^Sfiicf Siiiib, t>a& nil ein geinciii: 
 t!)(iftlic()c« Jelb greiijt; eiiie 9Jrt ®eiiieiiu 
 fliit ber 2niibbe(i0er teS Mit(i)\p\H6. 4.*bao 
 Snbiuibiiiim, bie ^erfon. 
 
 Several of them, g)?ef;rere berfelben. 
 In -, * befoiiber^. 
 
 Severality, sevuraTete, «. t bie 
 S3cfpnbcr()eit. ber befoiibere Uniilaiib. 
 
 Severalize, seViiraliie, v. a. f 
 Uiiterfd)ei?en. [berS, eiiijclii 
 
 Severally, slv'urale, adv. befoii-- 
 
 To be jointly and severally bound, 
 [9?ed)t«ipr.] folibnrifcf) uerbunben feiii. 
 
 Severalty, sev'maitc, *. ber 3"' 
 flniib ber 31brDiiberiiiig obcr ireiiiiiiiig. 
 
 In severalty, (ibgfr(()ieben , befonber*, 
 cinje'"- [foiibcriiiig, iremiuiig. 
 
 Severance, sev'uransc, «. bie 3ib.- 
 
 Severe, severe', (tat. severus) adj. 
 1. ftreng (3fi(f)ter, 95nter, ffiorte, €triife, 
 (I5erf(<)rigfeit, iBcf^niibrmig tc.). 2. t a) flreiig, 
 f)axt d'. SBinrer to. b) Ijefrig (®(t)iiier}K.). 
 
 c) crnfl (©tijlK.); emit, flrcng (Wmmc). 
 
 d) eriifl, bull^ig (©prn(t)e ic). e) flreiig 
 (fleiinii). f) fil) 111 erj() lift. 3. (jii ilreiig) fjnrt. 
 
 Severe cold, cine iTreiige Itnltc. What 
 mAde tlie church of Alexandria be so — 
 with etc., lunruni uerfiifjr bie Sirdje uon 
 9llcjrrtiibrin fo flrcng uiir :c. To be - upon 
 any one. |lren(ic, I)art niit ©iiiiMii i)erfn(;ren. 
 
 Severely, severe'lA, ade. 1. flrcng, 
 niit Streiige, frt)nrf, berb , nrg (ftrnfeii , ta-. 
 fcetn IC). 2. 1 a) I^nrt. b) fcfjnierjric^, fjefrig. 
 
 e) \'<f)redlid), f(()iUi6er()nft. Dryoen. d) bitter 
 (bereueu ic). [fel;r nn ber ®i(t)t leibcn. 
 
 To be severely afflicted witli the gout, 
 Severite, sev'urite, *. ['TOincrnlfl.] 
 ber ©ei'erit. 
 
 Severity, sever'ete, *. 1. bie ©trciigc, 
 6d)rtrie, ^arre. 2. f a; bie ©trenge (fer 
 finite, t>c6 -Iljiiirerfi k.;. b^ bie ©trenge (&e: 
 
 SEX 
 
 nnutgfett). c) bie ^cftigfeit (cinee ©c^met* 
 itni :c.). 
 
 The severity practiced on prisoners 
 of war, bie ©trenge, .^nrte, rooniit iiuiii 
 Srieg^gefnngene bel)aiibe(t, bie ©trenge, bie 
 ninii gegen ^riegsgefniigene gebrnud)C(ej. 
 
 - of life, eiiie ilrtnge Seben^orbiiuiig. Tlie 
 -of truth, bie flreiige, genniie !S3nf;rl)ett. 
 
 — of discipline or government, bie |lreiige 
 SiSjipIin ob. Diegiernng. The - of cold or 
 heat, bie tlrenge jviilte ob. ipi^e. The - of 
 a test, bie llrenge, gennue ^robe. 
 
 Sevil, sev'vll, s. [®eogr.] ©eoifln. 
 Sevil-orange, bie feoilif(t)e 'ipomerilllje. 
 Sevocatiun, sevoka'^huu. (Int.) t. 
 t ba& iScifeitertifen, '21briifen, bie Slbriifiing. 
 Sevrug^a, sevnlga, *. [ 3il)tl;i)0i.J 
 
 ein 'i^l|d) (Accipeuser stellatus). [Sue. 
 
 Se'iv, su, V. a. t ©iiitni folgeu, f. 
 
 Se%V, so, ( (niigelf. siwiau, suwiau; 
 
 Soe, 5 "■ "■ '■ >>>i!)'^'i> itifntnineiu 
 
 nnfjen; (up) a) einnnl;en, oernnl)eit. b; i 
 jnfiimmenfniTen. 2. [55u(t)binb.J Ijeften. 
 
 Sew, V. n. iialjen. 
 
 Sew, su. (iiu. sicco) e. a. * nblnfyeii, 
 nnSfifrtjen (iei^c;. - v. n. [■'Mfnr.J Tholiip 
 sewes , bnfi ©ci)iff fi^t jionr nuf bciu 
 (yriinbe, (iegt aber iii(t)r ganj trucfeii. The 
 ship is sewed, bi\6 ©(t)lff flRt nilf beui 
 ©riinbe. 
 
 Sew, «■ t This cow is a sew, biCfe 
 ^nl) gibt tetue ^Wild), ileljt trotfen. 
 
 Se^vel, .mIiI, *. (bei 0"d"") bie 
 ©d)recffd)eiirt)e, ber 'ipopniii. 
 
 Sevi^er, »uur, (©d)iiffner; fr. •'cuyer; 
 «. * ber S3oi:fd)iieiDer ibei Ci)n|liiinl;lcriu. 
 
 Se%ver, sliore, soiir, uilrfr. sewlere) 
 *. ber 'Jlbjug, bie iiotl;fd)(enfe , »Jlt'}nd)f, ber 
 Aonnl, ©trn^eiinbiud , bie Dotjle, S^nfier- 
 leitung. 
 
 Common sewer, I. ein(e) ^lonC, bie 
 ©d)leure. 2. e bie geiiieine >pnre. 
 
 Sewer, so' lir, «. ber i)?iil;enbe, STnljer; 
 bie 9iftl)erinn, 3'?nl)enbe. 
 
 Setviug^, !>6'iii'g, t. bai 9inf)en. 
 
 S e w i n g - d e s k, ini JJiiiljfnilc^eii, 9tnl): 
 ptllt. —-needle, bie 3iiil)nnbel. —-press, 
 [93nd)binb.J bie ^efilnDe. --silk, bie 
 ^([ly'eibt. 
 
 Seivins 
 
 Seivs 
 funjen, Cnd)i5finbcr (iunge Snd)fbnit). 
 
 Se'^vster, so'siiir, *. * Me iJialjerinn ; 
 ©pinnerinn. B. Jonson. 
 
 Sex, seks, (Int. sexus) «. 1. ba& 
 (mnnnlic{)e, iueiblid)e) &ci(i)Ud)t; [aSot.j 
 ba6 ®efd)lecftr. 2. (in engcrer aSebentung) 
 bai iueiblid)e ®efd)led)t, fctjone ®efd)led)t, 
 bie QBeiber, 5riinen,iiinimr. 
 
 Sexag'enarian, seksadjenA'rean, 
 
 ber @f(()3iger, bie ©ed)}igcrinn (fedjiig^ 
 jiifjrige iJ5erfon). 
 
 Sexag^enary, seks'adjenari, (Int. 
 sexagenarius) adj. I. fed)jig)nl)rig. 2. f. 
 Sexagesimal. 
 
 Sexag-e-siina, seksajes'sima, t. 
 [d)ri|1t. .ft ill.] ©eriigcMinn. 
 
 Sexajfe8iinal,'>eksajes'semal.af/;. 
 fed)}inile; I'llritl).) (jiir 3nf)l fed)iig gfl;6rig, 
 niii' fi'd)jig beileljciib) ©eyiigcftmal... (il^d)= 
 iuing>. 
 
 ^exngesiuial fractions, ob. Sexa- 
 
 :in8, su inz, ) , , V o .i.^ 
 ra, suie , 5 
 
 SUA 
 
 gesimals. ©edjiigi^efbrihte. 
 
 Sexang-led, seksanggld. > 
 
 Sexang-ular, seiiNang'guiar ,\ "'^^ 
 fed)Serfig , fed)t>iuinfelig. — udu. Scxan'- 
 gularly, fed)!Scrfig, niit ied)S "JBiufeln. 
 
 Sexdeciinal, seksdessemal , adj 
 ticniladogr.] nut fcitjemi Jindjeii. 
 
 SeXliuodeciinal, seksdundes'- 
 scmal , adj. [ KrifttiUogr.] mit nd)jel)ii 
 b-ind)en. 
 
 Sexennial, slksln'neal, (lat. sex 
 U. annus) adj. firt)6)al)rig ; fed)Sjnl)rlid). 
 
 Sexennially, sekseaueale , adv. 
 fed)6iai)riiiD, iiuc fed)» ^'lyi^c- 
 
 Sexfid, slks'fld, (int. »ex n. fiudo) 
 adj. [55or.J ied)trpiilfig. 
 
 Sexlucular , »ekslok'ular, (Int 
 sex II. loculns; adj. [ -Bot.J red)6fiid)erig. 
 
 Sextain, seks'iiu, dat. sextaus; «. 
 bie fcdi^ieiiige £tropl)e. ©taii,}e. 
 
 Sextant, seks'iam, *. 1. ['OTfntl).] 
 ber ©L'd)6ii'ltrei^ (fed)jig ®riib;. 2. ( -jjfnr. 
 II. >JI|lron.J bcr©e):tniif.©ed)Bffljicfel, ©ic^>6» 
 tef6frci6boijen, ©fdjarelebogcii). 3. [•Jifiron.J 
 ber ©eyiiint (em ©ternbilb). 
 
 Sextary, seksiaie, (int. sextarius) 
 
 «. em 'Miiijj uuii l'], Oi&pel. 
 
 Sextary, / ^," c 
 
 ^ , !, , , Ji-tfurSacristaa. 
 
 Sextry, seks tre.^ 
 
 Sextary -Ian ds. Siiiibereien, bie einer 
 i\ird)e jiir lliufrijnlniiig bee iCirdjners nii> 
 geiuit'i'eii luiirCicn. 
 
 Sexte, sekot, (fr. SB.) t. 1. [in 
 SliJllern] bie Sejrte (britte 35ef|lnnbe). 2. 
 l'))fiif.j bie ©eric, ©ed)5te. 
 
 Sextile, seks'til. (Int. sextilis) ad). 
 gi'fed)6t. — , OD. -position or aspect,[3l|1roii. J 
 ber ®efed)ffrd)cin. 
 
 Sextun, seks'tun, (jiifntninengejog. 
 u. saciisiaii) «. I. ber lliiterf tijler , Jlird)> 
 Iter, ^e^ner, ©nfri|lnn. 2. ber iobteiit 
 grnber. 
 
 Prov. The clerk forgets that ever he 
 was sexton, nnberer ©tnnb, nnbere ©itte. 
 
 Sextonsltip, sekstuusliip, ». ber 
 Unterfilili'rbieiiil, bai Xobttngrnbcrnnit. 
 
 Sextuple , seks'tiipl , (Int.) ad). 
 fedjsfnd), fed)6fnltig. - *. l'))tiif.J ber ©ec^e« 
 tntt. 
 
 Sexual, seks'ual, (fr. sexuel) adj. 
 bai 0)efd)led)t betreffeiib, geid)le4)tlic<) , ®e» 
 f(^led)t«.., fejrued, feyiinl. 
 
 Sexual system, bie ©intf)eirung bet 
 ^jlnnjen nn(f) beni ®i'fit(ed)te, nnt^ ben ®ee 
 fd)led)t«tl)eilen , bni ©erMairt)fleni. - inter- 
 course, commerce or connection , bie @e> 
 fd)Ied)tfuerbinbiiiig , 95erbiiibiiiig ber ®e« 
 fdjlec^rer. _ [junlifl. 
 
 Sexualist, xlks'iiaiist, «. ber ©e< 
 
 Sexuality, sekNualete, «. bie ©t« 
 jrunlitnt, b<\S lliiterfd)iebenftin burc<)bn4®e» 
 fct)led)t. 
 
 Sitab, shab. r. n. (0 u. itiwafje *) 
 gemi'ine, nicbrige ©treid)e fpielen, f(S)ie<t)tt 
 ©trrii1)e niad)en. 
 
 To shab a suitor, einen ffreiet, 95en)fr« 
 ber niifgebcn. To -off. fid) luegfdjleidjen. 
 
 Siiabbily, sliah'i>eie. (idv. Uinipig, 
 nrmreiig, jerliinipt, eieiib, J fdjiil'ig; f<t>nfrig. 
 
 To be clothed shabbily, \'A)U(l)t, elenb 
 geflrlfet fiin. 
 
 Siiabbiuess, shab'bcMes, « bie 
 
F4ie, far, fall, fat. M6, met. Fine, fin. N6, in6ve, n6r, got, 611, cl^tld. Ti\be, tfib, ffill. t//in. Tllia. 847 
 
 SHA 
 
 gumpigfeit, 9Irm|efi(ifeit; bie ©<f)iiftiflfcit. 
 
 Sliubby, Kiiaii'bc, ( fd)iibii} ) aW/. I. 
 lumpifl, jtrliimpc ii>. KleiDerin; (u. ^erfo; 
 nfii) lerliimpt. 2. nrmielig, tltni, ( |'d)aPi(j. 
 3. lieDertict), r(t)iifrig. 
 
 A uliabby teiiow, eiii Siimpcnfctt. - 
 doings, 9iiinpriiilreid)e. 
 
 8liMlir»ck, siiab'rak, (tingar.) <. 
 (bei '.>{eiferiiffijiereiu bit ^<t)abradt, Sattel- 
 ftcrfc. 
 
 SItttck, »hak. t. 1. Me Stoppelivtibr. 
 I. (5iir6niii.) H> Die (£rt)iueMimnil; Stoppi:l> 
 Ktitit , iDalCroeiDf. b> Det £(iiiB|lrfi(f)fr, 
 $B.i(jobiiiit). Ig(l)(i>. 
 
 To gu a-sliack, nilf btt ©tppprliuribe 
 
 lilittCk, r. M. (Orrtl.l I. oiif ©toppttn 
 njeiCeii. 1. it^uttfii (in Weiifle uuii fKf) gebeii, 
 ». ektrcieet. 
 
 To send lingK a-» h a c k i n g, bie <Sd)IV(ilie 
 in Die ©roppeln , aiif tai ©topprlfiiO 
 treiUcn. [feffel, 2x'iuid)ellf. 
 
 Mlinckbultf (liak'boli, t. Cue ipiiiib: 
 
 (jiiijkckle, &liak'kl, t. bit £ti>ppel. 
 
 fetltMCkle, (angirir. sceacul) r. a. ; 
 u. t feileln. 
 
 6httckl(<!, «. 1. tin &Utb an eincr 
 Sitttt; tin briueijlidjer ti)'er:iet ^{ing 2. (ge. 
 IV0l}nl.) pi- Shack lei, a) bit ^t(\(U\, 
 i^anM'ffTeln , Seiiir(l)tllfn. b) t bit {ytiltln. 
 3. pi. I^iir) bit euerneii 9{ingt an ben 
 fiuftn u. £tu(fpfcrttn. 
 
 Shackle o> a jib traveler. [ ^<ir.] btt 
 Sd)niin, i£<^nfrl on bcni 55ugtl bee !?iui>er6, 
 ivorun btt ■•ilii6l)i'ltr btfcitigt wirb. To put 
 -■ upon good Kenne , btn SJerfliUib in (^n') 
 ftin (tgcn I'b. irtjlagtn, bttn 25eri1nnbt SflT'l" 
 Anltgtn. To be in bond and -«, in SciT'l" 
 unb Sanbtn I'riii, lltgen. 
 
 ISIlMd, (had, (@(f)nbt) 4. ting. U. pi. 
 bit ilint , pi- *Uiortn. 
 
 Hliuddock, ahad'duk, «. [33nt.] 
 bit ^iMtipcimiB. 
 
 Slindt?, shAde, (Angtlf. tcad, acead. 
 ■eed) I. 1. lOpt.j btr S'tncrcn. 2. l a) f ber 
 &d)iitten. b) ^ The -■ of night, bit <5d)a(> 
 ttn brr ^Jadjt. o btr £d)JttfM (bit (il'gt. 
 fdjitbene (fcttif). 3. |3t'i<l)ii- u. TOnt.] ber 
 ©djatttn; bit i£(1)iittiruiuj. 4. at btr £rf)>it' 
 ttn <bie biir(() -)lbl),iltiinfl ber ©ynnfuilriihltn 
 tiit(lrl)tnbt RuMe nut beni iWebtnbfgnffir btr 
 ituljit). b) btr Srtjnttcn (fdjottigt Drt). 5. 
 i btr @(i>aticn, £(f)ii9, ((. Shadow). 6. 
 bit Srntltniiattt. 7. tine 91r( Ap|>fpti$ fur 
 ^rautn. 
 3. a) Envy will merit, ai iii shade, 
 pursue. Pope. 
 
 To cast in (hades, (TOal.] biniffl l)<lh 
 ttn. To be in the -, im Dunrtln flef^en. 
 
 Sliade^ (nngelf. sceadan. getcodan) 
 *. a. I. 6erd)atrcn, iinu'djattcn, iiberrd)iUten. 
 3. ibtrgen, r<t)UOtu. 3. [^^al.] \d)<itttn, 
 Btri"(1)atrcn, utntiiren. 
 
 61ia<l«r, sha'dur, «. (6ef. i) btr, 
 l»el(t)er, ba^, luiif bc\d)ntttt. 
 
 SlindiiieKH, thadcnls, M. bat Sd)At< 
 tige, bie|d)0tti(ic2>efd)affcMljcir, ber ©d)iitrcn. 
 fii!lH.du%V, sliad'dA. ((iDijelf. scada. 
 seeadn 1 *. I. (Cpt-J btr ©tbiltttn. 'Z. i a) 
 ^ Mglit's sable -», bit fibiwnrjrn (£rt)iUtcn 
 btr ?i.irf)t. b; bfr ©rfmittn (nnjerrrcuniidtr 
 ©fglfirir). cj ber Sdj.urrii (rd)iu(id)i-f 5^Il^; 
 timai 5Brraan.jlid)fr;. d; ber ©d)atron, 
 
 SHA 
 
 Sd)ttn (p. Gtronfi). e) bai SBorbltb. f) ♦ 
 btr ©(gotten (bit nbgri'djiebtiu ®etlt; btr 
 ®tt|t; jt^t shade). 3. btr @d)<itten (btr 
 <)}{iingel iti iii<i)t6 an tintnt Iljeilt eine< rr< 
 ieudjtertn i(ijrpcr4). 4. (3eid)tnf. u. 'IRiil.] 
 btr @(t)>Uftn. 6. a) btr (Bdyatttn (bit ;Dini> 
 ttHjtit , bit burd) <ilbl)iiitiiug btr @uiinrii> 
 llriii)lrn cntilet)! ; (jei^t kliade) btr Sd)nttfii, 
 l'(t)attigt Drt>. 6. i ber tSdyntten, @d)iiB. 
 2. e) Types and shadows of that desiirt'd 
 seed. MiLTuN. 
 
 The inmost shadow, btr PPflt (£d)iU: 
 ttn, fitrnidjiirtcn. - of death, ber Sdjnitcii 
 bti XDt>t6. To be afraid of one's own -, 
 t por I'tinent tigtntu l&d>iitten f{itl)tu. 
 
 Sliadow-grasi, bfli ^^AlDgrii£ (gra- 
 men sylvaiicuui;. 
 
 I>ltndu«v, e. a. 1. (btffrr shade) 
 btfd)iicteii. 2. t a) t Perbergen. Shak. b) 
 btrgtn, rd)i'it)cn. 3. (gtiuM^nl. shade) fd)<its 
 ten, ucndjiUrtM, fdjiutiren. 4. abid)iuteii, (je. 
 boct) uiir t).ab|'d)iutiren uiiippdromnien bars 
 ile(len). 5. t purbilbtit ( bilbli(t>, porbilblid) 
 barile(ltM). 
 &. Tlie healing power of the brazen ser- 
 pent shadoweth the efficacy of 
 Christ's rigliieousness. Webstcr. 
 
 Shadowed, |'d)>utig, bniiftl. Deeply 
 shadowed, nut bunflrr @(f>>utiriing. It 
 aptly shadows out to us (he etc., ti gibt 
 kind tin piif^L'iibt^ '^ilb pun ic. 
 
 Slmduwing-f shad d6ing, (fteiTer 
 • hading) 4. bit Sd)attung, (£(^at[irnng. 
 
 SliadwitVy, sUad'doe, adj. I. j'd)>U> 
 
 tig, biinfel. 2. l)tHbu»t<\, boinnitrig. 3. l a) 
 porbilblid) (ti)pt|d)). b) nid)c in ber S33irfli(t>> 
 ((It iiprl)aiibtn, iiid)t iveiViulid) (erbid)ttt). 
 
 Skttdy, slia'de, adj. fd)iictig. 
 
 liliairie^ siiaffl, v. n. t l;iinipeln. 
 
 Sliatrierf oliafflur, «. f ber jumpier- 
 
 lillttf t, shaft, (nngelf. sceafi ; Int. sca- 
 pusi 4. 1. btr @d)>u't (tilled ^ebtrfitletf, 
 •JJ.iuiue* ic ) ; l^lrd)it. ) btr ®d)i>ft (tiiitr 
 ®aule)i bit@pinbel, Snrerntttine^ ll)iirni£> ; 
 - of a chimney, ber s£d)l>Uld) eiJie^ ^ilillintf, 
 '2d)oriiiltiiiroiltii. 2. (in tngercr^ebtutuiig) 
 HI btr £d)tifc (tiiit^ (Spit^e^). b; ber '$ieil, 
 ■3}iiripftil , 2Unrnpie6; (rtiid)) ber ^iJd)er. 
 c) bit Oeidjfel (<iii SUiiiien; bi^iu. tongue ob. 
 neap gtuannt). d) [Bot.J btr ©riffel. 3. -, 
 oD. white -, [Omit!). J tine 31rt IrP(l)ilud 
 Ob. ^oniijfnnger. 
 
 Shafi-bar, btr Dcldjrtlorm. --horse, 
 iai I>eiA)\el-, gtiingenpt'erb. 
 
 Sliart, (8d).i<^tJ«. [Win.] btr<B(badit. 
 
 CliiiibiMg sliatt, bcrS'>i>)>'r(t)'^4'' Hading 
 -, bet biMilegciiDt ©d)ad)t. Engine--, 
 ber •5iJrbirrd)i\d)r. Plump -, btr fiiinfl|d)iid)f, 
 <S3ii(Tiri'd)nd)t. To sink a -, tiiien ©d)arf)t 
 abteui'en. [geftftaftet. 
 
 Simfted, sliaft'ed, arfi. [^ernlb.] 
 
 Simftinent f shaft'ment, ((iMOeir. 
 scaeftmund) 4. f bit ©pannt (Snngenninp 
 uini tingefa()r 6 3ofI). 
 
 Slta8°T s'lag, (nngetr. sceacgo) «. i. bit 
 Siurt , Sottel, ba6 ji'trige ipaiir. 2. (in en< 
 (lercr 95ebeiiniiig) a) ber jturige iji:iib, So; 
 iogiicrer(()iinb). b) ber ^(fifd), Zripp. 3. 10r» 
 nitl). J ber ©i-crnbe, 6ie liiiid)iriiciii# (pele- 
 car.iis gracuiiis; iin iiurbl. &ngliinb era v e 
 geiiiiiint). 
 
 Shag -bag. f btr (bcfjiift, Ciimpenfer'l. 
 
 SHA 
 
 Shag-bark, bit grant '353a(lniig. --ear- 
 ed, jottel5()rig. --haired, jottelfjnnrig. 
 
 Sliag-, aiij. pttig. SiiAK. 
 
 SliagTv 1. a- 1. taud) niad)tn. 2. fc^tf 
 (fig madjen, fprtnfelii. 3. i tii riled en. 
 
 Sitttg', t>. n. ti. V. a. ftd) |)eird)li(i> per* 
 inifd)en (niitn 
 
 itliag-g-ed, Rhag-gld.^a<0'. >. gtiprent 
 
 Silagfj^y, shSg-gA. ^ felt, fd)e(fig, 
 fprenfclig, bunt. 2. juttig, fnngljnartfl, r.iiicfj. 
 3. raui) (p. SpDtiitc); f (with) flarrrnD 
 (I'on). 
 
 Shagged dog. btr ^llbel. 
 
 Slia^g-edlieSS, shaggedues.^ t, 
 
 HhaggittaHSy sliaggenes, ^ bit 
 f)ttii)e 2)frd).)ff<iil)eit, >)i\uid)l)cir. 
 
 Siltng^reen, Kiiagrcen', (pen*, sagri; 
 fr. chagrin) ». ber tSd)agrin , 6t)agrin, bat 
 narbigt Sebtr, ^Jcib:, ^farbeiis, 'Jfiefellebtr 
 
 Shagreen-ray, lOrfjtOO'"-) btr BoriU 
 rod>f. [uiadjt. 
 
 Sluftg-rc^en, adj. a»i ®(()agrin g(« 
 
 Mlitt^reeu, v. a. narbcn, narbetl, 
 nari'iii inad)fii. 
 
 Uliagrreen, ffir Chagrin, f, 6. 
 
 lilinli, slia, 4. I^err.j ber S,<t)a<i). 
 
 SliHik, ihA Ik, i 4. [bti ben Vlrabtcn] 
 
 Sclieicli, \ btr &d>eir. 
 
 Sliail, Khile, (rd)el) d. n. e u. t f4><f 
 gelji'ii, m.ii|'d)clii, luarfilii. 
 
 SIlMke, shAke. (angelf. sceaean) praet. 
 shook; pp. shaken, v. a. 1. |'d)titteII1, 
 rilttelii; (out) l)erau*fd)i"itteln ; (off) obi"d)t"it» 
 telii i (in) l)iiitinrii(ieln ; (up) nii|rd)rureln, 
 nufiuilljlcn. 2. ± (off) nbrd)rutcin ibai Ood))j 
 fid) G-men potn ijalie fc^jaffen, fid) lo«marf)eii 
 pon.., (bie 9iird)t ic ) nblegen, fitS) tintr 
 &a(t)t tntlabtn. 3. rd)iittern, errd)utterti, 
 luaiiftn nirtd)fn. 4. i tri"d)nrfcrii, luanfeiiD 
 tnfld)eii ( beii Oilaiiben 2cj. 5. beben ob. ^iti 
 tern tnndjen. 6. ibeffer to - off) ab|"d)i"ittelii. 
 7. i (brffer to - offi abrc^iirielii (iufgrd)ajfen, 
 Otrtreiben, fid) eiiier i£nd)e enrrd)l.-igcii;. 8. 
 CiJJfar.] (ein ©itiit; uuin Sr.ipii laiifeii (afieii. 
 9. (■•TOur.J Irillcr ob. mien iridcr |d)lngen. 
 
 6 Tis our iirKt inient 
 
 To shake all cares and business froin 
 our age. Shak. 
 
 To shake a note, C-))?!!!".] lUlf tiller ^Ott 
 eiiitii 'iriflcr |'d)lagen. To - oiie'« head, belt 
 fiiipf f(^i'itteln. To - hands, I. einanber Pb. 
 fid) bit '^ani'e geben, (with) &iiiein bit ^ani 
 fd)i"itteln. 2 t a) niit g-iiiein iurnmnien fotn« 
 tnen. b) 3lbfd)icb neljiiien ; (wiih) G-tmn5 
 nnfgebtn, tntfngtn (ber SQcit lo, '}ibrd)ir6 
 neljnien, firf) trc'i"' » - fi'^ losfagen pi'ii... 
 To - one's cane over any one. (^iiieni nut 
 ttni <Stu(fe brol)cii. A shaken throne, 
 tin ipaiifenber If^run. Not to be shaken, 
 unerfc^utterlit^). To — in ob. to pieces, eiit< 
 jmei ruitelii. 
 
 Shake, v. h. i. trfct^ilttert roerbtn. 
 2. beben, erbeben, }i'terii, erjittern (with, 
 oor). 3.1 (with, POD iirtcrn, triitterii, btbta, 
 trbebtn. 4. luanfen, umcffln. 5. ['TOiif.J ttij« 
 (em, Irifler fd)lagcn. 
 
 To shake with cold, with terror, P0( 
 Ra\:t beben, oor Jiirdjt jitteru. To shake 
 with the wind, oolii iljinbe gei'djurtclt ioer» 
 ben. His hand -». Die 5?aiib jitrert i.)m. 
 His head -«, er fd)iitri'it luij beiii Sopfe, btr 
 
 ivOpf lUilrfclt ll)lll. 
 
848 Fate, far, fall, fnt. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, mhv9, nSr, tloL f>\\. cl(ii'nl. Tiihe. Ii^h, full. t7,in. TFIisi. 
 
 SHA 
 
 Shake, ». l. bnS ®rf)U»e(n. "l. brt« 
 ©d>utterii, tiic G-nrtjutreriiiig. 3. i>ni Sitroni, 
 8Je&r|i. 4. ter 6tpe , 'ilSiiff- &• 1 '3)fui". ] ter 
 ItUlfr, eie ^et)iiiig. 6. t -»?«>•■] £"i* ©mm. 
 t>ten (^e6 ©(f)ifFe^; nufe ®<it. 7. 6cr Sprung, 
 6ie itiiifr (ini ipi'lje)- 
 
 Many kind shakes of the hand, uiele 
 freiiu£ilid)e ipiiiiCe. ob. 5?aiiDDrucfe. Every - 
 of wind, je6cr ^iiiuPllOB. Abounding with 
 -s, uofler ©vniiige. 
 
 Shake- fork, t>ie i?(*gn&et. --time, 
 t>\t 3eit 6eS Cb(trrf)iittelu6. 
 
 lSll»keil, slia'kn. pp. u. Shake. 
 
 Slialien, (mU ©prungeljabenB, 
 
 liliaky, sha'ke 5 tiiifng (i>. i>o(}e). 
 
 liliaker, sha kiir, t. 1. Me ^erfiMi 
 d6. ©iid)e, tie rd)iitrtir, ci-tct^iitrert, Cer Gr^ 
 f(t)iittercr. 2. [d)rifll. ©eftt] -, oD. shak- 
 ing quaker, Der 3ittcrfr. 3. tie gittertnube, 
 ^^fniitniibc. 4. pi. bus 3itrfrgra5. tbcii. 
 
 SliakeM, sliakes, j. pi. griffer in ©tn= 
 
 Sliaking'f sha'king, «. 1. ttaa 3>[' 
 tern, ^ebtn. 1. Me ©rfitjiuttriino. 
 
 Sllial, shal.> (angi'ir. scealan, scylan) 
 
 Sliall, ) praet. should, v. n. U. 
 auxil. fed; lUfrbe. - 1, or no, foil ic^ oCer 
 nid)tV I - love, id) lucrbc lirben - Move, 
 |"o(l, biirf, mug id) lieben? Tiiou shalt 
 love, Du \dUH, bnrijl litben, ^ bu luiril licben 
 im'ifTen. Shalt thou love, luirit, inngil, 
 bnrfrt bii licben? He - love, er |V(l, luug 
 lieben. - lie love, bnrf er lieben? i ii'irb er 
 lieben luuiTt"? Will you do it? 1 -, luoden 
 ©ie ti tl)Un? jrt. 1 - liave my ship dis- 
 mantled, tuiiu luirb mein ©rf)iff nbtnfeln. 
 She will liave nie love her, hut I - not, fie 
 ivid oon niir geiicbt fein , nber id) lucrbe fie 
 md)< lieben. He — receive, you— receive, 
 er frll enipfiingen , ©le rplleu etnpinngen. 
 He - go, er foil gpfjfii. You - go, iljr I'liflt 
 getjen. -• 1 go, - he go . io(i id) , U'U er (je: 
 l)en? - you go, iverber iljr gi()in? He says 
 tliat he — leave town to-morrow, er fiigt, 
 tr luerbe, er lupflc inorgen ^ie ©fabt perlof' 
 I'eil. You siiy iliat you — ride to-morrow, 
 ©ie I'ligi'U, ©If luerben uuTgeii reiten faljren. 
 
 9iod) if u. einigen 3i'iriuijrtern , bie tine 
 SbeMngiing e>^er JBcrinntl^iiiui nuffrurfeii, 
 jeigt shall in nlleu ^^er^on^n bk^6 etwn6 
 3nfiinffigei nn ii. luirs niir luerbe fiberfe^t, 
 
 il shall say, or we sliall say. 
 Thou s il a 1 1 say, ye or you shall say, 
 He shall say, tliey shall say. 
 Siiould. in bir erflen 'i)3erron, i"d)lii'6t elii 
 beringte^ (S-nigiiiG in fid) iinb ivirb init 
 lui'irbe ribcrff^r; j. 55. I - have written a 
 letter yesterday, had I not been interrupt- 
 ed, td) ivilrbe geifern einen ^srief gfrd)rieben 
 Ijnben, id) Ijatte gefliTn eiiien "Brief gei'djrie; 
 l>en, ivare id) nid)t gt'ilort u'orfeu, »^. luenn 
 id) utd)f getlbrt UH^r^en more. Dber iibcr 
 brucft e^ eine SfiHixin mif u. jtuar in nden 
 ^erfcnen, u. luirb mit riwitc ilbrrfetjt; j.55. 
 1 should, I have paid, id) t)iUte, bll 
 
 Tlio«« should! t,M)iitteil, er l)rtfte, ©ie 
 He should, /ijiitien jnl^len, bejftl;len 
 
 You should. ] iVden. 
 
 1 should go, id) lodte, ivi'irbe flfl)en. 
 Thou shouldst go. Ml mflteii gel)en. 
 S il o u I d 1 do that, ivi'iin id) in6 rhiiii u'llrbe, 
 thiiie. U should be »a, ee |Vdte &idig |V 
 
 SHA 
 
 fein. Things are not as they should be, 
 t6 m nid)t H(U6, wit e6 fein fodte. So they 
 should, iai I'udten iit M\(tf, bus i|l il)re 
 ^flld)t. I should be very sorry for it, 
 i6 lunrbe, fodte niir fel)r IfiD tl)uti. Whom 
 should I meet but Mr. Z., id) traf ^crrn 
 3. red)t nnd) 5IBiinid)e nn. 
 
 Should luirD , t>b|'d)on c6 eigentiid) bie 
 oergnngene 3eit UDii shall iti, bt^d) uft ge= 
 brniid)t, utn ein nt&9lid)e6, jufndiges filiif 
 tigce ©reignig oii^iiibrficfcii; j. iB. If ii 
 ■ liould rain to-morrow, ivenn e^ nit^rgiMi 
 regnen fodte, fodte e6 morgen regnen. It 
 yon should go to London next week, folh 
 ten ©ie nnd)ile 5Dod)e nad) Soubon gfl)en. 
 If he should arrive, fodte er onfoiunten. 
 luenn er anfommen fodte. 3liif nt)iilid)e ^Hjeifc 
 flcljt e^ nnd) though, grant, admit, 
 allow. 
 
 (©elten u. nngebrnuc^lid) in Solgenbetu) 
 That in the northern countries there 
 should be an lierb , bn0 t& in bell n&rb> 
 lid)en ©cgfuben ein ilrnut gibt. 
 
 Proe. To be at shall I , shall I 
 not, to be at sh ill I shall 1, to stand 
 shill 1 shall I. nid)t iui()en , ivnS innn 
 tijnn fod, iinfd)l\"iffig fein. 
 
 Shale, shale. (©d)>ile) «. I. bte©d)ale, 
 Si'ilfe; f. Shell. Shak. 1. [<)J{inerolg.l ber 
 ©d)ieffrrl)on, Srnnterfdjiefer. ISiiell. 
 
 Sliale, V. a. -{- id)au-n; auftjiilfen; f. 
 
 Slialloun, slialiuun', (0. Der ©tabt 
 Chalons; fp. chaleon) «. [3nbll|1r. ] ber 
 ©d)iilt>iig, 9?afd). 
 
 Shallop, slial'lup, (fr. chaloupe) s. 
 [^)far.] Die ©d)nluppe (em jipeiumiliget- 
 &,il)r}eugi. 
 
 ShallO^V, shal'li, (0. shoal) niij. I. 
 T feid)t (nic^t ticf, untief). 2. i ai mntr, 
 fd)«)iid) (Ion jc). b) feid)t; pberfliid)iid). c) 
 eitel (oi)i\t ®rnnb). d) einfnitig, oibcrii.. 
 
 Shallow- brain, ber |eid)te 5li>pf, ein 
 fnltige g)?enfd). — brained, — pated 
 --witted, feid)t, ffitf)if6prl(>, eiiifalrig 
 biinini. 
 
 Shallow, «. 1. bie reid)te ©tede (im 
 2U.itTer), llntiefe; pi- Shallows, Untiefen 
 2. f p'. Shallo ws, bie Unriefen (bee iper 
 jeni< :t.). 
 
 Shallo-w, V. a. t feirf)t ni<icf)en. 
 
 Siiallo^vly, shal'lnle, adn. 1. frid)t 
 oberjliid)iid), leid)t (beberft ic.;. 2. t fd)iuiid) 
 einfiiltig, Minim. 
 
 Most 8 h a 1 1 o w I y did you see these arni< 
 commence, rtd)t eiiifoltig iviiret il;r , nl^ ihr 
 itrieg begdimt. Shak. 
 
 Shallowness, shallAnes, t. I. ; 
 bie ©eid)iigreit. 2. i a) bie ©eid)rigfeit ; 
 g-iiifiilt. b) bie ©dwntte (eiiies ioiiei* to. 
 
 Siialiii, hh^wm,^ (©d)>ilmri) t. f ^ie 
 
 Siia^vin, 5 ®d)'iliiifi; 3in'e. 
 
 Shalote, shal^te', f. Eschalot. 
 
 Shal!it<»ne, shai stone, 4. [rOiines 
 mlg.) ber lufelfpntf), ©d)ni|lein. 
 
 Shalt, Shalt, bie jivrite ^j^erfon *ing. 
 von Shall. Thou - not sieal , bu fod|1 
 nid)t flrhlen. 
 
 Sham, sham, (it), siom) «. I. bic Inii: 
 fd)iiiig, Cuge, eer 25efriig. 2. Der falfd)c 
 9leriiiei. 
 
 ^ A sham fsr the neck. Der >3ill*friigeil. 
 No ~ so gross but it will pass upon a Meuk 
 
 SHA 
 
 man. nnd) Dif grobile 1niif(()ung ftnbet W 
 belli ©d)iund)en (5)inuben. To put a - upon 
 any one. (Siiiem (ftiunS weii niiid)en, auf« 
 l;eftfn. 
 
 Siiaiii, iidj. fo(fd), nnnd)t, I'orgeblicJ), 
 iiiigeiioiiiiiien, .}uiii ©d)eiiie, ©c^eiii.., ftiigirt. 
 
 Sham errand, bai SSofflebeil , Die 3lll<« 
 
 iliid)r, Sii'tljiuge. — excuse. Die tat)lt "Jliidj 
 fliid)r. - fiiihi. biU ®d>riiigeie(ftr. 
 
 Siiaiii, r. a. tiiuKbeii, beli'igen, {)intet» 
 gel)eii, beiriiiiei'- 
 
 To sham lallacies upon any one. to — 
 a thing for niiother upon any one. Q-ilieni 
 (JtmnS iiniJ mnd)en, nufbiiiben , niifl)eften. 
 Shammed into (conviction etc.). betrug< 
 iid)er''H5riiebrmogeii, uerniilngr ju... Sham- 
 in i n s . betruiilid), liflig. (ten. Pkior. 
 
 Siiaiti^ V. n. ©pottereieii mnd)en, fpoti 
 
 Siiailiail, sham'an, t. [^iigl.] Der 
 ©d)iininiie (Olrr 3niil'crer). 
 
 Shaiiibles, sham'blz. (nngelf. sca- 
 mel; Int. scaiiinnm) t. pi. I. Dn* ©d)lnd)I> 
 ()iiii«, Die 5-leifd)baiif , 5l'^ird)rd)rnnne. 2. 
 ['Ml ill.] bie "J<iilu'l)iil)ne. 
 
 Siiaillblill{»-, sham'uling. p. (scam- 
 ble) adj. i"d)leiifernD. - *. bn^ ©(<)lenferii 
 tbeim (iiflieii). 
 
 Shame, sliame, (dngelf. scama, 
 sccam, sceoiii; ©d)nm) t. I. Die ©(^iint, 
 Dnf ©d)nnigefril)l; Die i'cfc^ei&eiiljeit, ©itts 
 fniiifeif. Shak. 2. bie ©d)niiDe tto. fiir) ; btt 
 ©d)anPflfrf. 3. Die ©d)nut (©d)iiinil)cile). 
 
 For shame, I. nil^ ©d)iliu. 2. o pflli ! 
 To cry — , pfiii rnfeii ; (on) rd)rfieii fiber... 
 (rnpelii). He has lost all — , lie is past -, 
 er l)nt ode ©d)nin perloren ; er iitiinu fic^ 
 iiid)f nieljr, hnt meter lidinin iiod) ©d)niiDe. 
 I take - to myself that etc. , id) gefti'l)e Jll 
 mriiicr ©d)iiiiDe, Dng 2C. Guides, who are 
 Ihe - of religion, gtiljrrr. Die Der ©d)iinD: 
 ilerf bfr 9vfiigioii fiiib- Soi'th. 
 
 .Shame, ». a. 1. (Jiiieii bei"rt)niiien, 
 I"i1)omroth iii(«d)fHi (of) (Jiiien errt>tl)rn inns 
 d)eii ii'iben. 2. fd)nnDeii; (©iiieiu urn G'l)rc 
 11. giiteii >Kiiiiieii bringeii; entel)rfii, oerleiAeH. 
 
 ShaiiiC!, V. n. t fid) fd)miieii. Ralkiuh. 
 
 Shamefaced, sliame fa>.te, adj. I. 
 fd)nnii)nfr. 2.1 fi1)nnil)iifr; bloDe (liigfiiMc.;. 
 
 That makes theai shamefaced in tiic 
 exercise of those duties etc.. iai mncbt, 
 Dob I'ii' fid) fdinmcn, jeiie '!j5ilid)ten ju erft'iiien. 
 
 .Sliaiuefacedly , shAmefiiNieie; 
 (irfp. utniiiiuift, bloDe. 
 
 Shamefacedne.«!«, shame'fiistt- 
 iien. .«. Cie ©rt)iiiii|)iiftigfeit, iiloDigfeit. 
 
 Sliailierul, shame'lul, ai^'. I.fd)itllb< 
 biir , idiniiPiid) , id)itiippi(^. 2. iiiiniii'ldiifig. 
 
 Siiamerilily, shame'fule, adv. 1. 
 i'd)iiiuiid), rdjmu'flid). 2. iiiiniijliincig. 
 
 ShamefllllieSS, shame' fiilnes, t. 
 Die ©d)iinDbnrfeif, ©d)niiblid)feit, ©d)iiiipfs 
 IiiDfeit. 
 
 ShameleKN, sliime'lls, adj. fd)Ai.i« 
 lo* , illU'frfd)iimt. — adv. Shame'lessly, 
 fd)nmioe. I 
 
 ShamelesNiieNSi , shAmelesnc*, f 
 *. Die ©(Oanilofigfeif. lliioirfd)anifl)rit. 
 
 Shamer, siia'mur, s. Die ^)>i'ri'iMt oti. 
 ©iid)e, bie befd)iiiiit. [in'tger, I'ligiicr. 
 
 Shammer, slianrmi'ir, $. Der %e< 
 
 ShamoiM, sliaiii'm^./ itr. chamois) 
 
 Shamitiy, ^^ I. bieO)(t«it'c. 
 
FaJe. f/ir. fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, git. 6il. c\6iu\. Tnbp. Iiih. full. iMn, THu. 849 
 
 SHA 
 
 I. -, DC. -- » K i D , bne Oemfenlebft. - adj. 
 flcmJirBcrii. 
 
 Sitai*irock, xhiniruk, (tr. 'Si.) *■ 
 [2)i)i. I fcr JRife, CuS Dreiblart, ivlceBliirt. 
 |illMII«ly, blian'de. aiij. o ivilD, f<UCt)[m 
 lilkailk,<iliaiigli, (ai)Oi'ir. >canc. sceaiic 
 «. I. 6et (Sd)fiifel. a) Uiiterrrt)enfel. b) Dcr 
 ©(t)fnfelfiio(t)rn , tai Scl)eiifelbctn. 2. t»ir 
 ©(Deuffl, enc 2)tin (em brin.iljiilicfte* Diiitv 
 woraitf G-trofl« fleht). 3. ttx Duniit, I'frlnii.- 
 flcrie il)ftl fines iliigeg; } 25. ee» ©taiigcl. 
 Ctiel (finer ^pflflujf); 6er©d)aft <tinee Send) 
 ter«); Bet ©(t)flft, bie 9int(je (6e« ^nfer*). 
 Slnfertuthe, Der 3lnferfd)nft ; ber ©(t)ni't, CflS 
 JRDl)t (einf« ®ct)lu(TeU), ©d)U"iiTelrot)r ; brtf 
 8(i'i)r (etner inbofcpuift^, Inbtiffiroljr ; 6if 
 fepiiiftel, biis ejeromee (nii (£tt)rauben); - 
 ot a ciiimney. Me iSrt)orn(leinriJf)r€. 4. iSSot.) 
 tie ^iinnrebe, Doe ibittenue. 
 
 Sliaiik-Hpple. [<:(>unioi.| ber Aur)fliel. 
 --mandrel, lDred)«l.) bte $i>l)lbocfe. -- 
 painter, [OKnr.j bie ilfii|lieine; fine (Intt 
 («r 9{u|1leiiie bieiuiibe £ette. 
 
 81tMuke<I, Riiaiigkt, adj. tnit <S(t)en 
 leln PC. Jbeinen, rd)enfeli(i ; Inngrotjrig. 
 
 8l»anker, sliaugk lir, (fl. chancre) 
 •. ('Web. J btr ©djnnfer. 
 
 Ukauscrit, siian'akrit, «. ba» ®an« 
 frtii f. Santerit. 
 
 Sliaiityv slian'ti. (fur Janty) adj. [i 
 cb. Ctrtl.i feiii gepn^r, prncfctig. 
 
 Sliape^ thiipe. (nngrlf. iceapian, icep- 
 pan, (cipan, scyppan; pra«(. shaped; pp. 
 ■haprd, shapen, v. a. 1. bilben, fDrmen, 
 flfiliilren, eiiier ©ndje eine gorm, 0e(lrtlt 
 fleben. 2. f nnorbiien, (to> einrit^jten (iind)). 
 3. f(t)iiffen (Ijcruorbringeii), geflalten (fid) uor> 
 Oeflen;. Shak. 4. rid)ten (ben Cnuf nnct 
 finem Crte;. To - one't courte toward a 
 place at aea, nuf etiieii jOrc iutleuern. 
 2. He ah apes his plans or designs to 
 the temper of the limes. Websteb. 
 I was shapen in iniquity, |l id) bin atli 
 fflnblidjcin ©amen gejeugei. Nature hak 
 shaped tlieu with a great head, bie 9?ii> 
 lur ().u i()nen rinen gro^fn ^ppf flfg'!""- 
 Welt shaped, fd)5ii gebnut, ivi^l)! gtivad)= 
 fen. Ill shaped, iiiigeilaltet. He 'II - hin 
 eld course, er tvirb feiiien niten Qiriinbia^en 
 fMgeu Shak. Ifen (jio. Shak. 
 
 iiliHpe, e. n. fid) fd)i(fen; (unto; Tf\\\: 
 lihttpe, *. 1. bie Q6t\\M, ^igiir, 3)il; 
 bung, &orm. 2. i ») tad '))in|ler , ^Jilb. b; 
 t b(i6 JBtrljaben. Shak. 3. bie ffleiliilt (em 
 fiorpcr, em Ding I'eibil). 4. i bie Weiliiit, 
 «lrt, 'SUtiit, 'Hxi 11. aJeiie. 5. bie (Mrjlnir, 
 bet aUiic^d, bie i^eibefliinge. 6. bie ©pit^e, 
 bat 35anb, ©pi^rnbtinb. 
 
 3 liel'ore tlie gates there sat. 
 
 On either side, a torniidable shape. 
 
 Mll.TON. 
 
 In the shape of. ., in Pb. tintrr ber Qif- 
 flolt (einer -Jniu jo , in ffleiliilt (finer ©rt> 
 6)t} , a\(>. To cunie to some — , ®e|li1It bc; 
 (ominrn, fid) aiicbiiben. 
 
 S h H p e - s m it h . \ bfr (9efialt>, ^lld)f ^ 
 fuui^lir, Wenrd)cnbrfd)flir. Garth. 
 
 ISkHpeltrKM, shape'les, adj. ge|1>ilt: 
 h?6. iiiiiviliiliifr), imii'miiid), nii^iicftfllret. 
 
 HkHpnleSHIieKK, sliiipe'le.Mies. 4. 
 
 bit lliige|hutl;itt, '))iiB!)trtiiitl)eit, Uniornu 
 |id)rf>i- 
 ' iingl. ■ deutteh yyorterbiteh- 1. 
 
 SHA 
 
 SliapeliueSSf shiipe'lenes, t. t 
 Pif irt'one, giire Ci)riliUr, ber rd)Diie, gtitt 
 ■ii}Uit)6. bie 2i3ol;lijertiilt, >StiUflid)frit. 
 
 fe»liMpely, .shape'ie. adj. ivol)lgeiltii> 
 ICC, luomiii'biibf t i ebenniagig. 
 
 Hilinrd, kliard. (nngelf. sceard) t. I. 
 bie i£d)eibe. Shak. 2. bie Sd)iiie (eine6 
 Q:itt, eiiier >£d)iifcfe;. Gower. 3. bie ©dinrrc, 
 er 3ii^, dU$. bie Jleibe. Siirfe, Dai Sod). 
 4. ber (riiiiiDiiin \»6 Siinb, 'MJerr.irni. Sfen- 
 sER a. IDirrl.] cm CiJciirniid), (ijebiiid); bif 
 •iliii'fid)t Diird) einen •iJuiiiiiij>iiig. 6. [iJor.j 
 Die 'ilrfird)off, (S.irti'iibiilel. 7. ( 3d)tl)i)0l. ] 
 cie Srt)iirbe, ber Uliinber. 8. ICJntom.J bie 
 3iiigiiCfrfe i d". and) No. 2.). 
 
 Shard-born, iiiufr ©djtrbfn Pb. in 
 JJiijiii erjfiigr; (ob. nnd) louo) i-pii iiliiun, 
 rd)iiligiii' tfiiiijelCfrfin gctriigen. Shak 
 
 {|»linrtl-c«>bHlty ki.ard'kAiiilt, «. 
 Der gfrirflfiic 4lrrfiiif. 
 
 Sliurdetl, Miard'ed, adj. inir flfifen 
 JliigilbftfiMi uirret)fn, Ijorndj.iiuj, (ob. mid)' 
 uiitrr ©(Dirbfii befinblid), iuol)iifnb. Gower. 
 
 Kllttre, shdre. (ongflf sccitr. kceata. 
 iiceHiau> V. a. I.tl^rili'll, l)rnl)iilfll, itllc-- 
 (l)rilfn ; (between, amongst) tijeilrli, uertl)i'r 
 len (untft). 2. i a) ii)cilrii cwith , nut &u 
 iieni). b) fid) tijfiren in... 3. t iertl)t'ileii, 
 ifr|'d)iifibfii, jirillirfin. 
 2. b) While avarice and rapine shari 
 the land. Mii.Toa 
 
 To share one's Joy. ^fniaiibd jy-'flibi 
 il)eilfii, fid) nut (S'incni ireiifii, on Ofnuiiibe 
 iJrfiibe iljfll llfljniMl. No one so true dm 
 
 - i\ , Krincr tl^fiUe mil niir |Vid)f Irene. 
 Sliurey e. n. (io) It)eil l;abeii, ll)fil 
 
 nel^ineii (on, in). 
 
 Yon shall share with me in my riches. 
 il)r (oiu meine 9{eid)tl;unier inic niir [|;filfn. 
 
 {i»huret «• 1. (of, poii) ber Iheii (bie 
 '<)3orTuMi, £ltianrit(it>. 2. a) $ ber Ibeil, (in. 
 ot) anrijcil, SJ>|lid)ttl)eir (nn). b) ber (iJe 
 iuinnontl)fil; ^f{id)tantl;eil, SJeitrog, $f)id)[> 
 beitrag, '$fli<t)ttt)tU, bie Station, boe Kuntiii: 
 gent, c) bie £luote. d) bit Sii'ibinbe. e) bii 
 Q-inloge, bcii Q'inlagsriipltiil. f) bie (i-iiiiiil) 
 inng, tin$ Q-iuqtiat)He. g) bie >2iriie, ber '2in 
 (l}etird)ein. 3. 1 Caiibivirti^rct). J bie ©c^iir, 
 Tpilugidjar 
 
 Share in a bank stock, bie SiUifiiftie. 
 
 - in a vessel, ber ©d)iff£pnrt. A sinnll - 
 of prudence or good seoke. lllir iveilig itllli]' 
 Ijeit Pb. SSenhinb. A ship owned in ten — s 
 fin i£d)iif, iiu'Mii jfl)n ^Jjcrnnifn Iljcil l)o 
 bfn, tin ©d)ijf niit jthn itjeiiljauiTii. H«- 
 lias received his - of etc , et tjat \tu\tn 
 Xt)tU I'Pii.., I'fiiifii 4liitl;fil 111! ... frl)iilffii 
 He br.'irs hi» - ot etc., er triigt ieillfii Oil): 
 tl)f ll rtll . . . Ta bear a — in . ., <Mnrtjf il liabf li 
 bri.., btitriigi'ii jii... To have a — in . .. 
 lljfil liabfii Pb. nrl)iiifn in. ,rtii... To fall 
 to one's -, (j-meni jn il)i'il iwerbtn. To go 
 -». i^eil (an (>"iiiia5) neljnifu. For my -. 
 id) iTir infiatn Iljftl, wi\6 mid) bcfrifft. Tliai 
 comes to my -, bli'6 fPllimt Illir JII , gtljprt 
 niir. 
 
 Share-bone. (Sliiat.) ba« @d)anibrin. 
 -broker, btr TJIftif lintaflfr. -holder, 
 bft 'llftitnbrritjfr, ^Jfrifuiiiljabfr, (in) ^frio; 
 nar (bfi). --wood, --wort. CiJpt.J bit 
 ■iKamiSirfu, 2?rad)biilfl, ©rnnbwnr}, ©ttd)^ 
 luurjfl. 
 
 SHA 
 
 Sharer, shi'rur, «. 1. ber XtfeUtt, 
 9}frrl;filrr, ■JliiSttjfilfr. 2. (in) btr lljf illjabec 
 (on) ; l.()filnfl)iiifr, 'BfirintfrrfTfnt. 
 
 A sharei in a secret, G'illfr, ber tnit 
 einftn Qlnbrrn urn ein ^eDeitnnip iuei0, ber 
 in fin ffltljeiiniiig (F'Ingfiufiljte. To be a — 
 n a bankrupt, in eiiieni 93aiifcrDtt (mit 
 eiiifr ©iitntne) bft()eiligf |Vin. 
 
 Sliatring-, shi'ring, (.bietf^filnafjine. 
 
 Sliark, sliark . (gr. kaicharias) « I. 
 I3rt)ri)i)p;.j ber ipai(nrd)). 2. btr •Sxbliiu 
 gtr, JJri ffiT, ©d)inari>i>er ; Wannfr, ^rffltr, 
 (iJaubifb, (ijfibfct)nflbfr, Sftrugtr ; l3?i>rbam.J 
 e-intr, btr }n adtrlei jtiinitgrifftii ftinr 3n» 
 jliuljt nitnnif, inn fid) t'ortinbringcn. 3. -f 
 bif ^Bfibfrfi, ©aiiiifrei, 'iprf.'lerfi, Setrugerfi, 
 ber t(i)W(t)te ©irrid). 
 
 Basking shark, ber 'ipftrbljai. The com- 
 mon -, ber OPnarl)ai, ■•OTefruirirrag. 
 
 Sliark) V. n. I. gaiineni, niaiiffn, 
 ilfi)lrii, bttn'igrn; (>JiPrbani.) jii nllerlei 
 .ffiiinlgritfen leine 3nfliid)t ntomen, uin fid) 
 fprtiiibringfti. 2. fdjiiiaro^tu. 
 
 Shark ing- trick , btr Oianntrflrfid). 
 Sharking fellow, bfr (Wanntr. To - out, 
 9 biird) gtintine ^unilgriife eiitidxilpfen, 
 fid) aui ber ®d)liiige jieljtn. To - up and 
 down, e inauftn gel)fu, fdjinnrpOtii gcljrn. 
 
 Slinrk, r. a. e 1. ratffii. 2. i (upi 
 auff.-.tTfn, jurainintiirafftn. [Sdjinarpijfr. 
 
 Sharker, shaik ur, «. btr (i)aunfri 
 
 Sliarp, sharp, V. n. gaiintrn, bfrriigcn. 
 
 Sharp, (angfif. scearpi p. a. I. \'d)axf 
 ntad)eii, id)artfn. 2. f (with) (bfii ©inn ic.) 
 rd)ar(fn (biird)). 3. [')Kii|'.j mit einem i^rtuje 
 ^) vrrffljfn Pb. btjfid)nen, feurtt) ein vptt 
 gflf^ref ^rtu) urn tinrn l^ait^tn Ipn eriiofien 
 (9?ptfn), bffrtnjtn, ein ^reuj (pur rint9?rrf) 
 fr^rn. 4. bemaufen. 
 
 Sharp, t. I. t bie fpitjige ^affe, iai 
 Kapler. Collier. 2. ber fcfearfe (burd)briii. 
 genbe) Ipn. Shak. 3. I'^Kni".) a) eine biird) 
 cm pprgtrftjtefi Jireiij (JJ) nin eiiu-n Ijaibeii 
 ion (frmillid)) frl)i>lite iJipre; (ober) b; Ca6 
 irine S^iote um eineii Ijniben Ion erl;ol;fnbe) 
 un'iii ( J}). 
 
 Sliarp, ndj. 1. J fct)(\rf (nid)t ilnmpf). 
 t. t ») rd)ait (linn, (ijtbliit, (iiffcDinacf lo. 
 I)) fdjarf, fait, rd)iifibfnb (Ciifr lo. o biird)« 
 Piird)brtngfnb, Ijefttg (©(^nift} ic), tinpftnb» 
 lid), rd)iiifrii)aff. d) ijnrt, (Irrnge (S53iiitet 
 :c.). e) irt)arf (05friitr, 'Miigr). f) bnrd)Drin> 
 .(rnb (Sfimiitf); jdiarf, Ijfll don), g) fd)arf, 
 llrfiig (iSeraiftS ic). lo niigfihlm (atngrijf 
 ;c.)i Ijitjig (©trfit). ii fdfiWi, bftpenb, bittfc 
 i-iBortf JO. j) fd)iirtTinnig, fiiinreid). k) 
 idjart, biird)briMgfnb (25erilanb ic). I) rpi$> 
 finbig, utrid)l.igfn , fd)laM. m) (jeffig (SBer^ 
 langtn) ; gierig, Ijioig. Shak. n) gereijt CJlpi 
 uetit). o) mager, burr, fd)ma(, fjagtr (fflei 
 Md)r jc). Milton, p) fd)arf iffljr niifmerf. 
 lam). 3. fpitjig , fpi^ (iUJinffi jc.;. 4. (bei 
 ■Jlrbiit^leiittn) hurt (©aiib ic). 
 2. p) Sharp at her utmost ken she cakt 
 her eyes. Drvdeb. 
 
 A sharp hoe, (Cnnbiuirtf^fd).) bit X)i|lel« 
 Ijarfe. A - stomach , grpge (Fpliifl. - hot. 
 torn, [■>»?ar.J ber nnttre ll)fil eint« @d)iffe* 
 iiingS bfin ititle, ber tug u. idimnt jnliinft. 
 A - fit of the stone, of the gout, tfttigt 
 ©tfinrd)mfrjfn, Gi}id)trd)ntrrjfn. To be - 
 upon any one, Gii'tn i'd>arf , flreiig , \)Htt 
 
850 Ffite, f'lr. Mill. fat. Mp. met. Fine. f'n. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, olSfid. Tube, tub, full. t/;in, THis. 
 
 SUA 
 
 bf^aiitetn , fAnrf niit Qintm uerf(iJ}ren. To 
 look o8t -, |rf)arf , gcnflu aiifpnfTi!"- He is 
 not under llie necessity of being lo — , tt 
 bv.uidjt ni*t fu flennii bnrniif jii fd)i>n. To 
 look-, milliter, fl^atifl fciii, (irf) fputfii, 
 eileil. To terminate in a- peak, ipi^ia J"= 
 Iniifen. To brace -, [War,] fc^nrf 6ci bem 
 <H5in6e brnfTni. To trim all -, l<)Kar.] He 
 ©eflel t)irf)t beiiii SBinCe bmffen. 
 
 Prov. Poverty is a sharp weapon, bic 
 Slrmutl) 1(1 tin fdjnrfcS 6d)iuert, airmuti) 
 tijiit nti). 
 
 Sharp-edged, fcf)nrfrd)llciM!l. -- 
 eyed, | u. ± |(f)arfn(t)tig. — floored, 
 [W^^r.lmi^|■ctnrfellt23D^fll. --iron, COTnt.] 
 iai ©djnrfi'ifeii. --keeled, (<3Kar.] iiiit 
 fdjiirfcm fiicic, ciueii fd)arfeii iliel ()nben6. 
 --pointed, [^Pt.] fln(l)Cl|Vi^i(j. --set, 
 l.gierifl, (on) gierig (nnrf)); to be -on... 
 trndjteii iinrf) .., crpi(l)t fciii nuf ... 2. f)unfl! 
 rig, gefrngig. - shooter, bet ©c^arf: 
 fdjilijce). --sighted, T u. 1 f(()nrffi(t)tig. 
 --toothed, fd)nrfjnf)ntg. --visaged. 
 eiii i"(f)malc6, (jngcre* ®i'|Icf)t fjnbenb. -• 
 witted. 1. tincii f(t)nrfeii, biitc^Bringenbcu 
 85erftnnb Ijnbcnb , roii ftfenrfeiii , biirc^brin> 
 genbcm 95erflnribe. 2. i bcigeiib. 
 
 Sharpen, sharpn, v. a. 1. I fct)nr: 
 fen, fc^leifcii, lucijeii, jiifpiljen. 2. la) fd)(irf 
 cb. f(t)nrfer ni(i(f)en (SJliiiTlgffitcn ir.). b) 
 f<()arfen (b(i« Weficbt, bcii SBcrflniib Jc). o 
 teijeit (ben Qlpytit, bic ^egierben :c.); nn> 
 treiben. d) beifenb , etnpfliiblid) iu(ici)en 
 (ffiurte). e) fdbnrfen, fcftnrfer, Ijeflet, bur(f)= 
 bringciit'" inncben (ben Zim). Bacon, f) 
 frt)nrfen, fd)nierilic()er, r(1)nier,il)flfter, emppiib! 
 lidjer, Ijeftigu. fcrl'irfen^er nincben. 3. [<BJuf.] 
 ^errenien, nut eincin .Rtciije per)'e()e" ot>tt 
 6"ejeid)nen. 4. juipitjen. 
 
 To sharpen tlie stomach, btn Qtppetit 
 reijen. Ere ten moons had sharpen'd 
 either horn, ^ etjt jcl)n Wonbe beibe isomer 
 gefpi^t. To — tlic edge of industry, ben 
 JJifift erf)tH;«n, (jcbtn. 
 
 Slinrpen , ■>. n. 1. f(()Arf tvcrbeii. 2. 
 i f(i)neibenb iverben. Shak. 
 
 Sliarper, shlrp'ur, «. bet <S<iuntv, 
 ©pi^bnbe, SJerriiger; fd)lnne 5"d)*. 
 
 SIlMrpillg'-COrilf sliarp ing-korn, 
 s. bci6 itorn, )ucid)e6 in inclcn iljeileii (5-ngi 
 Innb* bic ^iirt)rcr iljrem fcrijinieb jn 2S3eil)i 
 nocbren gcben , bnniit er ifjr Slrfergcrnrl) 
 fd)iirfe. (ber ®d)nrfiiiifl, (atidjling. 
 
 Slinirplillgcsharp'ling,*. [3(t)tl)V01.] 
 
 Kliarply, sharpie, adv. I. \A){\vi, 
 mit finer giiteii ©thArfe cb. ©pilje, ipi^ig- 
 2. i a) |'d)aicf (ji'itfjtigeii :c.), Ijei'tig. b) fdjiirf 
 (flennu , bcntiid) ; j. 93. leljeii). c; fdjnrt, 
 \)axt (brnngcn ic). d) fd)artTtiinig. 
 
 Sharply exercised , |d)nrf geiibt. 
 
 Sliarpnens, sharp'nas, «. i. f bie 
 Gd)iirfe. 2. i a) bie ©d)<irf« (be6 (ijebliltetf, 
 erfifliS JC.;. b> bie ed)nrfe (be« @e(id)t5, 
 aSi'nlrtnbe« ic.). o bie ©djflrfe, ^arte, 
 ©nenge. d) bie i5>''ffifl'eit (eiiie« ©d)tnfrje« 
 JC); ©djmcrjlidjfeit (eineS Zi>bc6 jc). e) 
 bie 5>ittetfeit, ©rrcnge, ba6 Sieit-enbe (bet 
 6nti)re tc). 3. bit ©d)flrfe (fd)orfe ^ante, 
 tiiic* 'iJJfeilcrS ic.). 
 
 Tiie sliarpnest of cold, bie flrcnge 
 itrtlre. Tlie - of tlie weather, biU rauljc 
 Uietter. - of sioinach, bie grf^e (S^guift. 
 
 SHA 
 
 To treat any one with -, f(f)flrf rait Ginem 
 uerfoljren , Qmtu fd)nrf beljaiibeln. 
 
 Sliaster, sliastur, «. id., ein ^eilii 
 qei 3?iid) ber 4>'iif'ii. 
 
 Sliatfcr, shat'tur, ((jpfl. schateren; 
 uermaiibt init scatter, scatio ». a. I. jet: 
 brec^en , jerrdjnicttern , jerreigcn , jerflojjen, 
 jertruininei-n, ieriplittern j jerflreiieii ; bt\(t)ii: 
 Digcn. 2. i a) jertcigen, jertri'intmctn. b) 
 ubcl jiirid)ten. c) jerriittcn (ben aSertlnnb). 
 
 2. a) A monarchy is shattered by re- 
 
 volt. Locke. 
 
 Feathers and wings shattered. [$alfn.j 
 ntit abgebrrd)enen , fcftnbfjnfren (Jliigelii. A 
 shattered humor, eine }cr|lreiite ®emiitl)6! 
 art. A man shattered in his intellect, 
 eiii 9)Jann I'on jcrriltteteni 25er|l(iub». To - 
 to pieces, ill ©riirfe jerreigen. \,\et ic.). 
 
 lyiiatter, v. n. jetbrcdjen (luie ®ln= 
 
 jiliatter, t. bai nbgefprungene ©tiicf, 
 25riid)(li'i(f, bet ©plitter; (gemi)l)nl. nut inu 
 pi. Shatters, Iriinmiet, ©tiirfe. 
 
 To break into shatters, )erttunimern. 
 To rend into -s, in ©tiicfe rei0en. 
 
 Shatter- brained, — -pated, 1. 
 iunf)nfiiinig, perriirff. 2. jetflreut, gebnnfen> 
 lo*, piJd)tig, leid)tfiniiig. [Icrfer. 
 
 Slmttery, shat'tur^, adj. briid)ig, 
 
 liliave, shave, (angclf. sceafan, sea 
 fan) praet. shaved, pp. shaved, shaven. 
 V. a. I. fdjnben, nbfdjnbcn; flbfd)nd)teiii 
 (?{eife «.). 2. (d)txen, (off) luegrdjcren, ab. 
 t'd)ercn; (in engeret 23ebeiitiing) rnfiren, bnr. 
 biteii, pu^en. 3. l a) fd)eren, bnlrfeii, be; 
 Dfiirfen, plnrfen. b) iibernuiBige Sim'en iiel): 
 men , mud)ern. c) @tivn6 )1teifcn , leidjt be: 
 n'll^ren, nnl)e l)infal)ren I'iber... 
 
 3. c) He shaves with level wing the deep. 
 
 MiLTon. 
 
 To shave the head of its hair, bat!' 
 ipiiiiptljont luegfdjeren. To be sliaved. ftil) 
 rnfiren hiffen, ftc^ ben 95(irt nbiiel)ineii laffeii. 
 To - a note , 6 eine 9Ii)te, einen 5U3ed)iel ju 
 l)ol}em Didfonto einfjonbeln. 
 
 Siiave, «. (and) drawing-knife; 
 [i.ed)ii.J ba& ®d)neibeineffet. 
 
 Sliave - gramm , shAve-'gras , «. 
 [93of.) bet ©djarniaini , €;d)ad)tell;alm , bai 
 >5d)iifit)en. 
 
 SSiiaveliug-, shive'llug, «. | ein 
 ^TOiiiin mit gei'diorucm ^opfe; ein 'OHoiid), 
 ein (i)ii|'}iid)fr mit einet gii'd)onien ?)5Iatte, 
 I'in fatbolii"d)cr 'ISfiiffc; btv ®clb|'d)iiabcl. 
 
 iiliaverf sha vur, t. I. bet ®d)eret, 
 23iirtid)cret , Sbarbiet, f Sbartpiiljcr, :Snrt; 
 (riU)er. 2. i a) bet ^larfet, 3i«arfet. b) bn 
 Siiiiibcf, 'l^iuiiberer, (rmer, bet einen >}ln< 
 bem aii6jifi)t. (iriebeiict &(\\1. 
 
 A cunning shaver, ein rd)liuicr, bnrd); 
 
 Uliaver, cSigeiinftrpr. tsthaUe) *. bet 
 Oiinge, jiiiige ''))iann. Young -, ['iBfrtt.) 
 btt Sd)itftiinige. 
 
 Sliaviiiff, JiA'v'ng, *. btt ©4)an, 
 ^cbi'lipan, ^Jlbfall i pi. Shavings, ©pane, 
 ©d)ni9el, 9lbrd)nit;ei. -> for hats, :pnt> 
 I'piine. 
 
 Shaving - basou , b([6 IBattbcdfU, 
 95arbicrbctfeii. --box, bie Dfafirbofe. — 
 brush, bet 9?anfpin|VI. --cloth, bai 
 SJafiftnd). — knife, ba* ©d>etmf(fet Dia^ 
 firmefier. -tub, l9Jii4)binb.] bet $obel. 
 faflen. 
 
 SHE 
 
 Sliatv, shSw, (angelf. scua, scnw.i) 
 
 ». ICettl.] bai X>i(iid)t, ('(^attige ©ebilfc^, 
 ■ilCnlbc^cn. [bem gefdjoffen luitb. 
 
 Shaw-fowl, bet l)ol}erne SSogel (nnd> 
 
 Sliatvlf shiwi, (pcrf. shai) t. bat 
 Seibtuc^, bet ©l)an)l. [flitfte Sljatule. 
 
 Cornered shawls, an ben ©den fle» 
 
 Shawl- goat, bie ^ameliiege. 
 
 Slia^vin , f% Shalm. 
 
 i»lie, shee, (angelf. seo; gotf). si; fte) 
 im DbjeCtiu her; pi. they, them; pron. per*. 
 I. (te. 2. fie, bicjenige. 
 
 Slie, «. 1. t Pb. I bas 5a3eib. 2. (eine 
 ^erfcn bei loeibl. ®e|'d)Ied)t«, fo luie ein 
 lljiet biefeS &t\<i)it(t)ti) bie ©ie, bai 2Deib» 
 (t)ci\; (geiuijijnt. in Sniammenfe^iingen) j. S. 
 A. she-bear, eine iBatinn; a —-cat, eine 
 ^a^inn; a — cousin, eine ^afe, <lJtiil)niei 
 a --friend, eine «^teunbinn; a --slave, 
 eine ©finuinn. 
 
 lilieadin^f she'd'ng, (angelf. see*- 
 dan ; fd)eiben) «. Onfel ^XttitiJ bet &tti(i)tit 
 bejirf, baS Obefamt. 
 
 Slteaf, shefe, (angelf. sceaf ; ©d)au() 
 pf. sheaves, «. I. ba* !biinb, bet Ob. ba4 
 Sunbel (^feile ic). 2. bie GJntbe. 
 
 itiieaf, 0. a. in ®atben binben ; ®Ar* 
 ben uMc^en. Shak. 
 
 SSKieal, shele, -I- fnt to Shell. Shak. 
 
 SHiear, shere, (angclf. scearan, scy- 
 ran , sciran) praet. sheared ; pp. sheared, 
 -shorn ; bai alte pret. sliore i|l giinj * v. a. 
 I. fd)eren (©d)nfe, Zud) it.); af>\d)tten 
 ClBoIle IC.). 2. maljen , abinaljen , nbf(^nei« 
 ben. 3. t abbeipen. 4. ± (of) berauben 
 ceiiiet ©ad)e). 
 
 Shear, r. n. I'JJiat.] fid) neigen, 
 rctwiiiifen lu. ©d)i|Te); gicten, (off) eiti 
 ©d)iff abgicten ; f Sheer. 
 
 A shearing wind, ttU fc^neibenbeT 
 'IBinb. A ship thill goes a-sheariug, 
 ein i"d)iuaiifeii£!c5 ©d)iff. 
 
 jiltear, s. i. p/. Shears, bie (gto0e) 
 ©d)efe ibtt ©d)iiciDet ic). A pair of -a, 
 bte ©djere, ©djaf;, iBaiiniJ, lud)», ©d)nfi» 
 berfd)ere. 2. f a) pi. Shears, etivaS, bai 
 3lel)nlid)fcit mit emet ©d)ete ()at, bie 'Bxbett. 
 b) f pi. Shears, bie S'"!)'''- SpEWsea. c) 
 pi. Shears. I'OKar. ] bie ©pieten eine« 
 •»iirfe6. 3. iali 25eji'id)iuiiig bei <UUtt« bet 
 ©d)rtfe) Shear, bie ©d)nr. A sheep of 
 one -, of two -, (Dertl.j em 3a^t, jroel 
 3al)te alte ©d)afe, ©d)rtfc, bie jum etilen, 
 juin jiueiten *))fale gerd)oreii wotben finb. 
 
 Shear -bill, [Drnith.j btt gemeine 
 9Sctfel)ftrd)nnbeI, S33.iffiT|'d)neibet (Rhyncopa 
 nigra). — hook. ['Wat. ] ber grt^e, eifetiie 
 ipafen, ©nterljafen. --man, sher'nian, 
 btt ©d)eret, iud)rd)etet. --steel, bet 
 feuiid)e ©tnl)l. --water. [Drniti).] erne 
 '2lrt ©tlirniPPget (Procellaria ptiflinus), btt 
 'ii5aiTeri"d)iieibet (Rhyncops nig, a). 
 
 Sliearfl, f. Sliard. 
 
 Sliearer, sheer'dr.*. 1. bet ©ctietet. 
 - of sheep, bet ©d)aird)etet. 2. [Dertl.j btt 
 ©djiiitiet. 
 
 Shearing", sheer'ing, 4. I. bai ©d)e< 
 ten, bie ©d)ur. 2. pi. Shearings, bie 
 ©d)cnuone, ©d)erfIoden. 3. bai ©d)iunnfen. 
 
 To give the fir.st k h e a r i n g to (he cloth, 
 [i.nri)i"d)et.] bai Iiid) in Ijaiben J^nnteu 
 fdjeren , batteln. Wool of the secoud -, 
 
rhte. far. fall. faf. Mi. met. Fine. fin. NA. move. n6r, got. 6il. cUfid. Trtbe. tdb, fcill. tMn. Tills. 851 
 
 SHE 
 
 injfif^iiriflt SSictlt , 3i»fir(f)iir. [fAnr. 
 
 S li e a r i n e • t i ni e , tie ©d)aft'(()ur, SEi3t)Us 
 
 Slieat, tlieet, r. Sheet. 
 
 Sheat-fish, (©d)fiee; *. [3d)tl}l)0l.] 
 eine 3lrt <S3cU (Silurui). 
 
 tSlieatltf shet/i. (angrtf. tceath. scae- 
 the. ©(f)eiPe) «. I. Me Srf)ti6f; - for a 
 •word, tif ®d)«)<rt<, I>f(}f iii(t)eiW. %. [55ot.l 
 a) Die ®ct)ri()e. SUimenf(t)ciDC. b) Me %l()tt; 
 fcbeite. 3. (I'lbert).) eine tuwnt Sdjii^Oecfe ; 
 tiie ^5tu<^e(^e(fe (fine* 3iiieft«). 
 
 Sheath- bill, rer ©cftcifieiiOPflff. — 
 maker. 6er ©(fjeiCeiimncbfr. --razor, 
 [97rttiir(i.l eie Drgelv>feife , ®cl)ei6e, Stiiinf. 
 -scale, (2Jot.] 6n« 93fiitH)niird)eii. -- 
 winged, l&iitiiin.J nut {Jiiigeiecrfcn utr< 
 ffl)eM, {Jli'G'"*"*''"')'!*'"''- --wings, «. jii. 
 [d-ntom.l Me {Jluijeirerfeu , j5ecf|(t)ilBe. 
 
 SlieMtlte,shiTH,/ p. «. I. in Me 
 
 Slientli, \ (Sc^eiDt, (o»er 
 
 uberhaiipt) in eiii 95ff)rt(rni6 O'rff". '*"= 
 (lerfen, eiiif(l>eiDen. 2. fa) (in) \\.c^ti\ leiuen 
 Doid) K. i n eie »rii|T :f.). b) mil6rrn, 
 ^(^nlpr'en,nif^er|■d)InfJfu. Arbuthkot. c) (Mtit 
 op) eimVfjlie^en. 3. niit einer @d)etee i>er> 
 fehen, teBerfen, uterjiefjen, befleiBen; [War.) 
 bpppein (ein ©t^iff). 4. t (witli) uberj«l)en, 
 btitdtn (mit). 
 
 Sheathed fruit -stalk, S3(Mnien, tie 
 nod) fn einer SJIunienfc^ciBe tingetjudt fine. 
 To - the sword, I. f 6n6 ®(t)iucrt einftcrfen, 
 in Me ©d)rit)e (lerfen. I. 1 iM ©d)n)ert in bic 
 6d)eiBe rtfcfen<5rie6e mfldjen). [frtjtiPenti. 
 
 Slieu<liiM|r, sh^TIl ing. adj. [93ot.) 
 
 Slieatliinif, «. [^nar.] t\t iiimBop: 
 pein cine* Sd)ijfe6 (jel)iSri(]en 9)?«teriniifn, 
 Me ©piefcr^aut; {Befctlnotnif] nut £iipfer. 
 
 Copper-sheathing, [Sf^nr. ] Der 
 fupferne Sei'djliig eine« ©(tiff&oDen*. 
 
 lilientliless, shei/cles, adj. ffine 
 6d)iMBe f)nbfnB , rljne ®d)ciBt. 
 
 tSheHtliy, i\\hhi. adj. fcfjeibenArtin. 
 
 Slt(^a-tree, sU^A 'tree, «. ["-Qoi.) 6er 
 Bntterbinim. 
 
 Slieave, shrive, (fjotl. schyf; @(^ei6e) 
 t. t\t @(t)ei6e, [9Rac.] Me @d)ei6e eine« 
 ©lP(fe«. (flrtt. 
 
 Sheave-hole, [®c()iffb. ] Bn« i{)iMnmer> 
 
 Sheave^ v. a. t riunnicln, iiifiiiiinien> 
 troiien. [genincfyt. 
 
 Slieaved^ «hevd, adj. ■}• nnd StrM) 
 
 Sliedf shed, (illl()rir. Rcednii) praet. tl. 
 pp. shed, r. a. I. i<rr<|ir6cn, niiffjlcgrn. 1. 
 i a) i>er(jifpeii (5Bliit, ^Ijriinen lo. b) luer' 
 fen (J?i(t>t jo; (oiu (lUJflifgen, pcrbreiten 
 (ubet). 3. fdfien Inffen, nMuerfeii , i>frlifren 
 {6ie S^lntrer jc). (Webster. 
 
 2. The sun shedk tight on the eartii. 
 
 He begins to shed teeth, Me 3<il}«t 
 (hnflcn «u, iljm nn^jufiiflrn. 
 
 Slie<l, o. It. nuffndrn (u. <J>nfcr :c.). 
 
 Sllfd, ((>n(]r(r. Kced; \<t)W. sliydd; s. 
 
 1. 6rr ©rtjpppen ; Bie ^ntre ; K\6 ffierrcrBiirt). 
 
 2. (-Wiu.) tie SOirfilnrre. 3. (in Snfiniuiifii' 
 fr^iingrn) ba$ Sertiir^rii ; j. %. Blood- 
 shed. Bn^ 5&liityrr<iir^i'n. 
 
 Slif^ti, V. a. ni<i).iitcn (ten 3it(\en ic). 
 
 ^ledtler, shcctdiir. «. &miit. M-r 
 
 rer.iicfit. A - of blood, ein !8!iiri'iT(jifCtT. 
 
 illie<^n, sheen . /(niKirll'. scene, 
 Mlleeiiy} she*u-|,^ seen; adj. ^ l^ill, 
 CinniriiB. 
 
 SHE 
 
 Slieen , *. $ bet ®(nn) , bie ^tttt. 
 
 Siittitsp, siieep, (tiniieir. sceap. seep) 
 ting. H. pi. t. I. biii ©d).it, Me i£(t)iife. 2. 
 ± a) ii BrtS SBolt iiiittT \\)T<6 ipirtcn ob. (Sot 
 ttt Seitnnf) , tie ©(t)afe , Snmuier. b) ] bai' 
 ©d).if, Dcr ©d)arefopr. [in ©cl)iif6fleibern 
 
 A ivolt iu sheep's cloiliing, f tftn 2i>0l| 
 
 Sheep- bite, e. a. f Ulrtureu (|1cl)Uni. 
 Shak. —-biter. Der OJiiiinVr, iDiefc. — ■ 
 cot, — cote, 6ie ©c^afl)urt>e. --fold. 
 Me ©d)afl)firDe, 6cr ^JJiVrd). ©djafpfiTd). -• 
 fag, Die ^.'^(IjafliUlfi, ©d).Mierfe. --fescue- 
 grass. [3Jot.] bai Scf)iif.)rnS. --iiooli. 
 bcr ©(l)iifrr|liil>. --leather, bn6 ©djnf: 
 leSer. --louse. Me ©d)ii|lau«. --mar- 
 ket, 6er ©cftiifiniirft. --master, bn 
 ©djafmeiiler, iBfiiyrr einer 6il)iiriri"i. - 
 rot, lihierorjneif.J bie JJ'"''«- -s-dock. 
 -'s - s o r r e I , I iJi't. J Der ©iDflt'iUllpf er. - » 
 dung. Orr ©(t).itini|1. -'s ■ e y e , tns S(f)iiff 
 nuiie; (t) bn i(t)en = i>rrliebte, t>iiinm> froniini 
 2)iuf. --shauk, a) «. ("Mfiir.j Mr In^m 
 peicn4Tid). b) e. n. eincn Xronipctniilid) ma; 
 (l)en. -'s-head, I. ber ©dj.rfefi'pf- 2 
 13<t>tl)0i'(.| b« Scl)rtf(6>fPpf. --shearer, 
 ber ©(t)iifi\1)erer. --shearing, 1. bt\6 
 ©(f)iifl"d)eren, bit ©d)iiffd)ur. 2. - ob. -- 
 time, bie Sd)iif|'(t)iir, 213oUi'ct)iir (3eit bee 
 ©d)iitT(^eren<) ; ein bei biei'cr (i)clcoenl;ci( 
 prMnfl.ilieted getl. --shears, 4. pt. bic 
 6cl)nfid)ere. --silver, I9{rd)ti5rpr.j tt}t 
 malt eine "ilbonbe brr Seljentnigcr, urn bef 
 2Diiid)eu» ber ©cl)rtfe il;re« 2il)eiil)erru eni> 
 l)Obi'n iU fein. --skin, bn* ©ctjiitteK. -'s 
 pluck, biiS (.^ei<t)Unqt poii cincni ©c^nfe, 
 ©d)bpren(icirt)lin(je. -'s - r e d d i n g , ber Oib> 
 tfjel Jinn 3e'<t)iif" ber ©djnfe. -'s-sca- 
 bious, [%i>t.] bie ©d)(itr<>pun)c(. --steal- 
 er, ber ©(()nfMtb. --stealing, ber ©d)iif' 
 biebflahl. --"trap, bai edjiifieber init 9{ic: 
 men. ---tuck, bai ©d)a|leber nut eincr 
 jilappe )iim llntrrilecfen. --walk, bie 
 ©d)ntiueibe , ©d}iifl^iit. 
 
 Slx'episli} slieep'ish. adj. I. @(f)afe 
 beireffcnb, ©d)af... 2. 1 a) frt)afmnBi(], ein= 
 fnltig. b) biobe, |d)iid)t('rn. — ado. Sheep 
 i s h I y. i'(f).ifinn#ig, eiiifiilrlo; bipDe, I'dxlc^rern. 
 
 SlieepiMltUeSH, shiep'uhnes, t. 
 
 1. Me (Jintait. 2. bic ©d)rid)ternl)eit, ^['o- 
 bijjfrit. 
 
 Slteerf she^r, (Aiigrff. *cir. scyr; 
 rd)ier) adj. 1. rein, l)e(l, finr (Quelle 10. 
 
 2. rein, hiurer (unpirinit"(^tj. 3. 1 T "• 1 
 rein ($iilfd}i)eit :c.) , Inncer. 4. bfinu, {Art 
 (p. ©toffon 10. 
 
 Sheer-thnrsday. [(ftrifll. Itnl.] ber 
 gnlne Boiincr|ln<i , (i)rriMbiMinerilAfl. 
 
 Hheer, i<rf«». * flnnjlid), (jtUH n. nnr ; 
 Olif ciil -yjim. MiLTOs. (.Sliear. 
 
 Slieer, v. a. t idtcren, tljiiicn ; f. 
 
 lilieer, (fd)i-ren) p. »■ I. I'Winr.] i'. 
 Shear. 2. (fprfiieljen; fid) rdjcrcn; (otf, fid) 
 \(t)(xe\\ fid) forti"d)fren . ud) piirfi'ii, fid) bit 
 I'on innd)en, fid) one bein li^rflf rd)iTiii, bn. 
 Vi-'W iui|"d)rn ; (np) fid) lUl•n^l•ll 06. bvfi;en u. 
 niif fincn Ort, ein ©d)iif jii.iihfn. 
 
 To sli eer home, Uiid) ipaillV (jrl)en. 
 
 Slieer, *. [-JJuir.) I. bne ©frfidjni 
 ber SeiriMipliiiifen, bix ©pniici. - of a ship's 
 deck, ttr ©pritifl fc5 Di'd^. 2. pi. Sheers. 
 bit ©piiTi'ii riiii'6 ^vda , iliifbefft'riiii.if. 
 (Iii9«i, ^ti(te. 
 
 SHE 
 
 [Wnr.l S h e e r - h o o k . *. pi. ber flro§e 
 eiferne ^ofen , e-iiterl)nfen. - - h u I k ^ bcB 
 init >2ln6l>effcriinjit|'iri9en , il5ocfen oerfeOi'ije 
 >piilf. —-line, bie Siiiie, bie im (S-leuationiSs 
 pliin ben ©croof jcinc --plan, ber ©ei< 
 renris eine^ ©d)iffi;6. --rail, baa ttfit 
 ficiiie 25er<iho(j iinrer beni 9?nnl)oI}. -• 
 St rake, ber oberrte ■ipl.iMfeiiiirtnn. -- 
 wale», 4. pi. bie iitr(il)i>»}er ja>(fd)en ben 
 ©tilrfpforrrn bee uiirriern u. obcrn Decffi. 
 
 SJiliec^rly, .slicer'le, ado. " mif eiti 
 •ySiM; <\<ii\S . n>ii')>id). Beai'mo!it. 
 
 Sll«et, slicil. (niiflelf. sceat, Kceia, 
 scytai 4 1. rrivite -Jlii6nebil)iite$, ein biinnct, 
 rtneflfbel)ntef ©riirf, a) Die ^IJJlture , iiifel;. 
 ). 2j. A — of coppei'. lead, or iron, bit 
 Rupier. . 23lci. , (S-iiViipdirte. b) bie iVlnd)e; 
 \. '!&. A - of water or fire, eine 'iijilin'r-, 
 5eurrf!nrt)e. 2. b<u- breire ©tiirf Cfiniuiiiib; 
 (II. in eii(]prer ^Vbi-iiffl.) bns iiiTtriid), Seiiii 
 tud), Peiliid), Peii.ifeii , 3)rtrliifeii. 3. bie 
 ■JJrVrbebeefe , b.i* Jl""^!"""'^- *• ber lioijen 
 (-)>iipit'r), '$>ipirrbi>(]en. 6. pi. Sheets, bie 
 iMiitrer (bai iMid), Me Sd)iiri). 6. [OJiiir.] 
 a) bie 9iuberbiiiif in einem 'i^o\>t. b; baS 
 ©eflel. 
 5. The following she eta contain a full 
 answer to my opponent. Webster. 
 
 Slieets of paper, ^opierbono- In 
 sheets, iinflfbniiben , ri>() d'. aJilcftern). 
 
 Sheet-copper, bn< ^lipftrblC(<). —• 
 iron, bat @ifenblc(t). --'^ad, bat 93lel 
 in Infelii. 
 
 Sli««t, p. A. I. t mit ^tttti'idfetn 
 uerfef^en, cein QJett) riber)iet)en. 2. (luie mit 
 cineni Iiid)e) bebecfcn , v*criir^eii. Shak> 
 3. mit einem SJoqen "ipnpirr bebetfcn. 4. + 
 in ein Iiid) fc^liiQen, in Iiid}cr eiiif)u((en. 
 
 To sheet home. ('Wiir.j nill)0leil. 
 
 SIteet, 4. [-iJtat.] bit ©c^ote (©egeU 
 leine, f. nben). 
 
 Both sheets aft, beibe ©d)oten ange* 
 l)Dlt! Flying sheets, ntlfijeilpc^f lie ©d)Dten. 
 
 [■OKiir.] --anchor, I. ber 'ipflicfttnnfer. 
 2. t bie ipniiptflillje, leljte 3iiHiid)t. --bend, 
 --knot, ber ©c^Ptcnflid). --cable, bdf 
 <J3fli(fttnufcrtnu. --shot, f. --cable. -- 
 stoppers, 4. pi. ©topper, iim bie <S<t)oten 
 \o \a»<\e jii Ijalten, bU |te fe|'l(jemnd)t finb. 
 
 Slieetiiig', sheeting, «. bie Sein> 
 luniib )ii 55i'rrtiid)ern , ber lUberjiig. 
 
 Slieraeld, shef'leld, 4. l&tSQt.] 
 ©()ef(itlb. 
 
 Slieffield ware, <ille 9(rten jQiiiil* 
 fni(lerie> u. 'i))?tfTfrfd)miebn)(inre. 
 
 Slieik, shek, 4. ['HccoptenJ ber ©Ijeif 
 CO]'?iM'd)feiiiiiifKl)er). 
 
 i^liekel, slick'kl, (()ebr.) «. (ein Qio 
 «)id)t n. einc -Mhiiiic bei brn niren ^ebrnern 
 JC. =: 9 pennyweights 2*/^ grains (Troy- 
 weight), II. 3 2 sh. 3\g d. sterl. , tiad) 
 'jdibtrii = 2 sli. 6 d. sterl. ; ber golbeiie 
 ©efil lunr = I iptb. 16 sh. 6 d. sterl.) bet 
 ©rfel. 
 
 Hhfldnfle, shcld'afl, >(nnd)Shell- 
 
 lilieltlaple, kheld apt,5»prle)< ber 
 
 'Jlllf, i>lld)fiiMf. 
 
 Sll«'l<lr»ke, sheI'drAke. 4. [Of 
 
 nirh.i Mc ipiji)ii-uenre, 23raubeiite (Anas t.t- 
 
 dorna). (rnte. 
 
 Sw.illow-t.illed nheldrake. bie (S-|«» 
 
 liUcrlduck, sheltlikk. «. [Crnitl;.] 
 
 54- 
 
852 Fate, far. fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. >'A, move, n6r, a;6t, 6?!, cl6nd. Tube, tub, ffill. t^in, THis. 
 
 SHE 
 
 bit 53rrtiinatff, tint 9(rt wiiiirc (Jiiteii. 
 
 Sltelr, shelf, (ailflflf. scylO pl- S Ii e !- 
 ▼ es.». l.ba^^ret, £>er®im5; ^aSnarenf.id), 
 9{e(]nl ; pf. S li e I V e » . boo k-s helves, 6«^ 
 JBii(t)er(>ret, 93iid)ergc|1c(l. 2. pi. Shelves. 
 Ilopogr.j tie «'.i"icfe. 3. 6ie €>nii6bfltif, lln; 
 titfi', 606 9?iff, S helves of sand, Untie! 
 fi-ii, @.iMM).iiife. 4. [*))?tn.] bie l)nrte Ober-- 
 f[iid)e £»er &vie ill uerrd)iefeneii Xiefen uiuer 
 l>i-ii flfbroAfiicii Siiijeii. 
 
 illieify, shelf e, adj. I. viete (Sani): 
 btiiife eiitl)altfiio, uotler ©aiiDbiiiife o6. lUx-- 
 tiffcn. 2. t fi'Ifio (v. SBoCcit). 
 
 Siliell, siiel. (nugelf. scyl, scyll. scell) 
 #. I. bit €d)>ifc (ciner ©d)il6fr6te, 5'"i>rf)f' 
 tilled G-ie«!i'.), 9?iiibe, 5?iil|'B, ©cf)ote, ®d)e(fe. 
 2. i 6ie 5liiBenfeire , tnS 9lciigere (6cr 9?clii 
 flion :c.). Avi.rFFE. 3. tic 'Wiirct)cl, ^Wiiidjel: 
 f(t)ole. 4. etii<n5 einer €d)cile «llf()iilict)c*i 
 J. 'i). 606 Werippe, bir .<vorurr (ciiie^ X».iii= 
 frf), (t'ei SinuiiiTl.] ^t■r SBiTfiotj; iai 23iatt, 
 SrirtU'liUr (riiif^ Drflen^>; - of a block, 
 tie 5loid)e. 5. t»ie 53imi&e, finrfnfTe. 6. ^ bie 
 Cfier. 
 
 The shell of the earth, bic 5?inbc ber 
 Crbf , (5-r6ri:ibe. To east the -, bte €djiilc 
 «i-iuprtVii , obuMibern. 
 
 Sliell-ainionds, s. pl. bie JtllOcfmoi1< 
 belli, —-apple, f. Sh eldaple. — -fish. 
 bof ©d)oitl)ier. --gold, boS ^Jtufdjelgolb. 
 --niarhle. bcrSOfiirdjelmnniioc. --meat, 
 bo« 0)frid>r in>ii <Sd)o(tl)icr<n. --silver, 
 bfl« ■!»fii|"it)flfilt>cr. --snail, bie ©djfll- 
 fd)iierfe, rd)nlige ©d)iiccfe. --toothed 
 lioise. C^Jferbenrjiieif.] ein ^pferb, bn^ bie 
 frtimorjen itmibeii nii belt ©rt)iieibeiri!)iien 
 febcneloiiglid) iiitt geringer SBeronbeniiio btit 
 6tl)iiir. --work, bo^ 9)tiifd)eliverf. 
 
 Sliell, V. a. rd)nleii, flii^fd)olen, ani-. 
 t)iii|"i'n; (&ifd)e) fdjiippeii , obi'd)uppen. 
 
 Siiell, V. n. 1. fid) fdjnien; (off^ fid) 
 ob|'rf)iippfii , fid) fd)elfeii. 2. bie ®d)rtle ob: 
 werfeii ob. obfDiibern, (mi ber ©diale) oiif= 
 ffldeii. [-, eiiird)olig. 
 
 Slielled, shel'led. nH>". fd)illig. One- 
 
 Silielly, siidl'lc. ttdj. I. i'd)oiig , oiid 
 ©d)iilen boiliheiib , ©d)iileit... 2. UcHer 
 ©rtjolen, iiiiird)elretd) d'. lifer ic). 
 
 jilielluiii, ) ., ,, 
 
 £,. ■■ i (\mtt.) rogue. 
 
 Shelter, Khel'tur, rfd)tv. sKyla; bmi. 
 okiul; laiibrd)afrl. ®d)clter) *■ 1. ? bof 
 Obbfld) (from, in'r) ; bie 2Bpf)mmg, iper; 
 berge. 2. i a) bo5 Dbbod), ber ©d)irni, 
 ®(t)»l^ (from, nor) ; bie©i*frlieit, Jreiftritte. 
 
 To be a shelter from ..., fd)li$eii 
 flfgeii Db. ror ... To fly to one for -, bei 
 ©■iiiciii 3iipiid)t fiid)en. To take into -, be- 
 fc^iii^en. 
 
 Shelter, ». a. I. berfen, fdjil^cn, 
 
 Pirt)ern, irt)ivmen (from, vdt); ii<iitnff)tiien, 
 
 fjerbergeii, (5iiiem Sufliic^t geiunljren. 2. uer. 
 
 bergeit. 
 
 2. Orshelter pas.sion under friendship's 
 
 name. Prior. 
 
 Sheltered from . . . , grfdtl'l^t ppr . . . 
 To — one's self under a rock. Iltltcr eiliem 
 % (fen Cbbiid) , Sd)ii$ fud)eit. 
 
 Slielter, ». n. 1. em Obborf), ©d)iitj 
 fiid)cn. 2. fin Obbflft, ©d)ii9 gcben ob, (je. 
 luohrrii , I'dMi^fii. 
 
 Shelterer, ahlriurur, «. ber 9}e> 
 
 SHE 
 
 fd)ui)tt, 35cfrf)irmer. ^bbnc^, frf)tiMo8. 
 
 SlielterleSS, shel turies, adj. ul)nc 
 
 Sheltery, shel'ture, adj. t Dbbod), 
 ©d)iil,i geiuiilireiib. 
 
 Slieltie, shel'te, (.v. Shetland) s. 
 
 [®d)Dttl.i fin flcinfc, obcr ilorfeS -pferb. 
 
 Shelve, shelv. p. a. t oi'f etu 58r£t, 
 fluf 23reter ob. tiiefiilife (ledeii, legen. 
 
 Shelve, (oiigelf. scylfan) v. n. ab-. 
 Ijongig, obfd)U|Ttg fein, fid) neigeii. 
 
 Shelviug-, stiel'viu;;, adj. ob[)ongig, 
 flbfd)iiffig, fid) neigenb. 
 
 A shelving bed, [®nrtetlf.] till ft^rO; 
 geS 33eet, 5n"il)bcet. 
 
 Siielviiijy-, *. bfr 3lbi)nng. 
 
 Shelviugue<!S, shel'vingnls, «. 
 bie Slbhangigfctf , 9lbfd)i"iffigffit. 
 
 Sheivy, sliel ve. adj. f. S h e I f y. 
 
 SheillitiC, sheniit'ik, adj. fftllitifd). 
 
 Sheitd, slieiid. (iingelf. scendan ; fd)on: 
 bcii; prnet. u. pp- slient, v. a. ■' 1. fct)iin< 
 bfn, bcfd)inipfen. 2. jn ®niiibe rid)ten. oer= 
 bcrben. 3. libertnffcn, fibrrftrol^icn, i)crbun> 
 feln. 
 
 Shepherd, shlp'purd. (ongrlf. sceap- 
 lieard) s. I. ber ©d)iiti'r, €d)nfl;irc. 2. i h> 
 ber ©d)iifer (lonflid)e tiebljiiber j. b) || ber 
 >pirt (einer GJetneinbe zc), ©eelenljirt. 
 
 Shepherd's - cloak, ber Sipfflpcfj- 
 — 's-cres», [33ot.] bie ©teinfreije, ©iinb» 
 freffe. -'s-dog. ber Sd)iiferl)niib. — 's- 
 fly, eine 9lrt g-liegen. -'s-needle, [Sot. J 
 ber^tobelfcrbel. -'s-poucli, -'.s-purse, 
 [5)0t.l bo6 iofc^clfrout. -'«-rod, LSjot.J 
 bie luilDe itorbenbiilcl. -s-staff, [2Jot.] 
 ber ©d)oferilob (gen. Dipsacus). -'s- 
 weat h (• r g lass, [-iior.j boi- ®ond)l)eiI. 
 
 Shepherdess, slieppuides, t. bie 
 ©d)Oiirinn. lfd)iiferiid), Ipienniiigig. 
 
 Sheph(;rdi.«h, xlieppurdlkh , adj. 
 
 Shepherdly, shep purdle , adi. 
 rd)nferiid), liirtiid), l)iiTenmiigio. ^irren... 
 
 Sherbet, hhwr'bet, (perf.) «• tuvj 
 ©ort>er. 
 
 Sherd, sherd, f. Shard. 
 
 Sherif, sher if,i(nngelf. scir-gerefa; 
 
 Sheriff, ) *■ IGngl. ii. ^Ji'vP: 
 
 out.) ber ©l)eriff (&x<\i-, Sbeiiifsonirmonn, 
 eine obriflfciriid)e ^erion, bic in jeDer (i)nit. 
 fd)oft mil ber aScdjiLljnng ber @i-|Vl;e beiUi|: 
 trogt ill). 
 
 High sherif, ber Dber|l;criff. Deputy 
 -, under — , ber Oeln'ilfe bc6 ©l^eriff. 
 
 Sherif- 1 ooi li, [(S-ngl.j eine i}>od)tnng, 
 onf ber bie S5frbtnblid)feit l).ittet, liir ben 
 llnterl)Olt bee ©Ijiriff on feinen ®erid)i6tngen 
 in ben 0)erid)tcn ber ®rflfrd)afc .jii fin-gen. 
 
 Sherifulty, Khei-ifalie, J * f bo* 
 
 Slierii'doiii, »het iidum, f >Jlint uD. 
 
 Sherii'.ship, siierifsi.5p. /bie («r; 
 
 SherifAvick, sljer'ituik.. \ rid)t5> 
 bnrffit einee ©l)eritf; f. Shrievalty. 
 
 SherrifTe, xhcrrif. *. ber lirel eines 
 9iod)foninicn >Mfol)oininfb6 m ber I'inic ^ni-. 
 
 fnn 0"" '^^"'*- 
 
 Sherry, shcr're, i^bt^io. oiid) Slier- 
 risj 0. bfr eiobr 3fcro5) * ber ierf^mcin, 
 Hteri'f frf t. [ .s ii o w e d , shown. 
 
 Slie\%', a lie wed, shewn, f. Sliow. 
 
 Siiei%'-liread, f. S ii o w i. r e a d. 
 
 Sliewer, »!i6 ur, «. (S-nier, ber leigr 
 I'b. K't)rt, tvie &tioo£ gr(l)on iverben inu^. 
 
 SHI 
 
 Shewing-, f. Showing. 
 
 Shibboleth, shib'l.oiet/«. (^ebr. 2B.) 
 a- b05 ©d)iboIetI;, (JrfeiinungSiuort, £ofnng3» 
 luort. (Dertl.j bo^ ©d)eit. 
 
 Shide, shide, (nngelf. sceadan) t, 
 
 A ileft shide, eill ©plitter. 
 
 Shield, shceld, (fliigelf. scyld ; fd)l». 
 skoid; ban. skiold, sMldt) t. 1. ber ©d)ilb; 
 tiperolb,] btr©d)ilb. 2.1 ber©d)il6,e(l)irm, 
 
 Service of the shield, f. E s c u a g e. 
 
 Shield-bearer, ber ©d)ilbtroaer, 9Bofi 
 fentrnger. 
 
 Shield, V. a. wit mit eineni ®<^ilbe 
 beberfen; (bof)fr) 1. berfen, fd)i'it5eii, fd)irinen, 
 befd)irinen , befd)ut)en , ocrtljeibigen. 2. fft» 
 1005 flbioe^ren, ob^olten , pdf oerionljren ge* 
 gen... 
 
 To shield one from .., ©iiitn fd)U^en 
 oor ob. gegen... God -I should etc., ®ptt 
 bel)fitf, bog id) jc. foflte. 
 
 Shirt, shift, (ongelf. scyftan; ^oll. 
 fd)iften) v. n. I. (nii«tucic^)eii, ober nnr i) 
 a) ben Drt ocronbern; nu5jiel)en. b) fidf 
 Ijelfen, iid) l)eron6l)elfcn, fill? lo«tuirfcIn. c) 
 »3lii6fti"id)re gebroiid)en, 2i|l oniuenben. 1. (bie 
 Itleibiing, befonber^ bie ?33ord)e ioed)feln) (id) 
 iiiufleibcn , onbere Saiofd)e onjielieu , bit 
 sa3ord)e ioed)feln. 3. ± a) fid) onbern. b) iiou 
 lotifen (0. ^iiibe). c) uberfc^ie^eii (u. etno 
 ©d)iff51obung). 
 3. c) A cargo shifts from one <ide to 
 tlie other. Webster. 
 
 To shift for one's self, fi'ir fid) felb|1 
 forgen; (i<t) felbft Ijelfen. Nature teaches 
 every creature how to — for itself in cases 
 of danger, bie 3iotut Iel)rt jtbe& &(\'(i)bpi. 
 roie ti bei ®effll)ren fitt) fid)ern foil. A 
 .shi fting fellow, ein oerfd)nii(^ter, fd)Ifliier, 
 lifiiger, ocrfdjlogener ^Wenfd), fd)Iiuier 5iid)«. 
 A sliifted silip, fill ©d)iif, bfffen Cobun^ 
 ob. ibfl(lo|l t'ibcrgefd)ofi'en iH. 
 
 Siiift, V. a. 1. fc^ieben; (away) a) ivegt 
 fd)iei'en, tortfd)ieben, fortrd)offcn. b) f Qiiun 
 berebiMi forr(iigehfn , fortfdioffen. Shak. 2. 
 din rinen onbern £»rt, in eine onbere 2oge 
 tirmgen) lueiibcn, uinlegen. 3. finbern, (bie 
 .RUiCer 2c.) \ocd)feln ; (bie 2Dol)nung) »£r» 
 onDern. 4. l onbern (einen 3"t^onb). 5. iiin« 
 fleifcn; to - one's self, fid) iiiiifleiben , bie 
 ■ii5ofd)c ived)frln, (rifdje, tueipe ob. onbere 
 ii3ord)e oiijifhen. 
 
 To sliiti liquor out of one ve.ssel into 
 another, fine g-ltiffigfett iiinfiillen, objicljcn, 
 obloffi'n, nnigirijen. To - tlie hands on the 
 neck of a violin, onf ter ®cige I'iberfprin* 
 gen, I'lbcrgrrifen. To - a ship, fin ©d)i(T in 
 fuu-ni ip'ifrn nod) einer onbern ©telle brin» 
 gea. To - ihe .sails, bie ©egel I'iberljolen, 
 iiuilrgen, iinird)inorffU. To - the helm, ini 
 9{iiber i"ibirfi1)iiieiBen , ilberbreljen. To - a 
 tackle, ein infel nbfd)orfen. Slii fting 
 backstays, ( 'OTor. ] bie ©d)iiiigfrporBiiuen. 
 To — the scene, bie ©jene on einen onbttn 
 Ort oerlrgrn. To — one'» lodgings, oiifjiei 
 l)eii. To - a »hirt, ein irifd)f6 ipeinb onjic» 
 t)iMi. To - a coal, einen onbern died an* 
 ii,'l}fn. To - oiie'.s clothes, onbere iticibef 
 Olljirljtn, fid) Ilinflci6in. To - ihe loading 
 (of a ship), ein ©d)itf iinilobfii To - tho 
 stowage (of a ship>. bir CobiiiiQ (cinei <Bit)if* 
 |c«> onbcri tloiieii, unijlouen. 
 
Fhtf, ffip. fall. fa». y\k met. Fine. fin. N6. m6ve. n6r. got. 6\l, clortd. Tube. tiih. fiill. t//m. Tills 853 
 
 Sill 
 
 To khirt about, umfprtiiijeii, umWas 
 den (i>. 2Diiit>e). 
 
 To thift off, 1. iHMi firf) fcfiiff'cn, lueiji 
 fdjiebeu. "i. i (id) lt)«ma(t)i'ii uoii . . ; lid) ((5-i: 
 neii) uom ij>uirt fdj.ntfeii ; fid) 'tintr ©nd)e) 
 entiitljfii, iljr niifiiueidjeii , item loit lo 
 tiiti1ie[}rii , (riiie i)>flid)0 iini<]i!l)eni (to) (&i> 
 neiii (S^riuii^) niiffturti!!!, niifi;aireti. 
 
 The traders will alii ft it o f f from (heir 
 own gain, die ^aiifli'iite ii'crDeii il)cni eiiJciKn 
 Oeiviiiti taviHi rem l^oltciu 
 
 Tu xliifl upon any one. (Qtmai) flUt 
 G'incn I'dtirbrii, iljiii iiiiCiidjrcn. 
 
 Siiift, *. I. [')){»(.] tiU Uibinpriiinni 
 (auf t»cr Wiigf ic). 2. fi-r 2i5rd)ril, Cic SBer. 
 iinPcriiiifl. 3. fif "JdiSfliidjt, DJotijiuge, Der 
 »ehel|. 4. 6n* OWirtcl, iui6 oD. Don eiiur 
 €fld)e ill fummeii, fid) U'«jiiniad)iii, cine 'lib: 
 fid)t jii irrfid)cii, ^a6 ipiiif^mitrcl, ^lotljuiittcl. 
 &. Die £i|l, Cer J^uiiilaritf ; yl. Shifts, Cic 
 Stanfe. 
 
 Shift of nir, tit Suftufrnnffriiiig. I'll 
 
 find n tliouiinnd -s to etc., id) tvtrCt taw 
 ftnt) ^iJiiUtl nufftii6ig niiid)eti, utn \n jc. To 
 make -, (fit) bt\m\t)tH, fid) Ijclfcii, ftd) Diird)> 
 orbeiteii. To make - to live, fid) fiiininirliift 
 ljinl)ei|iii , fid) urn feiii "Droe btmfiljcu. I 
 made - to go thither, id) fain inic gciiaiicr 
 9?t'tl) tilhlll. 1 shall make - to do it, id) 
 n)t(l nut iillf ■•IKii()e twrnin gi-ben. We have 
 made a toler.ible - to etc., n>ir l)iU<en uni 
 jitiulid) '5Rul)e flCQfbcn, \u ic. To make - 
 with any thing, fid) niit ^(Icni bel)clfen. I 
 mutt make — eUewlirre, id) nui0 mid) an-- 
 ttx6\W ll.lliftljen. 1 can make — witliout It. 
 id) tjnbe re iiid)t fo jiir nDil)iii, id) fa>»< '^ 
 fd)i>M eiubti)rcn. I shall make hard — but 
 I etc., nia6 ti mid) <\\i<t) tofit, id) >c. To 
 put any one to hit -«, ^ilirm l<icl )ll fd)nf: 
 (en nind)cn, tt Qiwtm rd)iuer niad)rn. To be 
 put to oue'« -I, niif iHfitrel u. "IBifle finnrn 
 ini'iffrn, iim fid) iiii£ etiirr 23i'rlri]i'iil)i'it \u 
 \jll\<». He is put to his laxt -s. cr ift iUli6 
 9letiycrile grbrnc^t. Being put to a new — . 
 ia tt fid) ill riner Mciieii 2Ji'rlcijeiit}i'it brfiiiib. 
 
 Sliift, (OectL @d)ifc; «. tai SDeibef 
 l^emD. 
 
 Sliift, *. I ^in. I t>ir @d)id>c (rtne be> 
 (liiniiiie 3i'it won 6— 12 Sniiiem , lunhrrnD 
 n)fid)er tin Scrflmnim bri iriiirr "Jlrbeit birij 
 f>t\\ mud), [bai 9Scrfd)tt'geii Ccr t£d)erbrii. 
 
 Sllift, t. ["Seor.j The - ol the planks. 
 
 Sliifter, shift'iir, «. 1. Drr verrd)mi9t( 
 Wifiiid), i2ti)liiiifrpf, 9{iiiifrmad)er. 2. (filter, 
 ttt tic I'tige einei; iDingce t'cnin^crt; j. $. 
 A scene--, ©iiitr, bet rine SBn^iieinuiinB 
 fd)irbr, ii'Cf^ftir 3. [-)Jfnr.] ber ilod)6miit. 
 
 Slliftillg^ly, shift ingle, adv. |'d)li1U, 
 Itflid. ^llrd) 'IGfiiDiiiiflcn. 
 
 lillirtleSS f shift'les , adj. 1. Dt)\\t 
 ^Riitel, Dl}iie >Uu6runt(6mit(et. 'i. ol)ne >)}ii[ 
 frl, l)riiflo6. 
 
 Sliiir, sbllf, (@d)i(f) <. iiai <Sttof). 
 
 Sltill, shil, t f. to Shell. 
 
 Sliillf e. a. [t Db. Drrtl.J untrc Tia<i) 
 cb. Ill ipiirben brinflcn. 
 
 iiliilliiig-, shilling, (anoelf. scill. 
 srilling) «. [ f noL ^Jti'injiu. J ber Sljiflino, 
 6d)iaiiia (:== 12 pence 06. V20 ^'"f^ ^■i>t£'- 
 etirliiifl; = 22 cents ^7,qj,j un(jefnl)r .:^. 
 36 iHreiiji-r ob. 8 o*^*''-'- 
 
 ▲ shiUine's worth, fiic ciiien ®()iUing 
 
 SHI 
 
 A - in the pound, fiiiif ^projent, 5 "/q. 
 
 Sliilly-slially, shirie -^.llalle, (ruff 
 shaiyu; t. 6 TiiirrriipL'iKn i bie lliird)ltlfrig! 
 feit; (f. iiiid) iiutir Shall, Prov. Sliill 
 1 shall li. 
 
 Shily, shile. f. Shyly. 
 
 Sliin, shin. I. [•Unat.'i bui Sdfitnbein. 
 
 Shin of beef, 6a6 I'enbeiiilud. 
 
 lillilKSf shine, (nngelf. scinan) praet. 
 sliined ub. shone; pp. sliined ob. slioiie, 
 
 0. n. 1. fd)eincii, leiid)teii, fiiiifrln, gliiiijeii. 
 2. i a; Ieiii1)ti;n. b) (u. '>37{eiifd)eii; (]laii}rii. 
 
 2. b) Few are qualified to shine in com- 
 pany. SwlfT. 
 
 Let thine eyes ihiue forth, dip brine 
 'Sliigen Ijfri'orli lutten. His great soul 
 s li i n e s in every thing he acts or speaks, 
 feme G'^<^t>' ^rrle Uu(t)ttt aiU >ilUem, \W6 
 tt Unit V6. f)}rtd)[, l)erDOr. Love in her 
 perxon shine d. il^rc QJtililli leild)tete fiiebc. 
 Sh in i n g instances, examples, oltUlieilbe 
 !Beifpieie. [laiTen. 
 
 liliine, V- a. t ft^rinen Db. ItuO^itw 
 
 Sliiue, 4. I. bet M^d)eiii, Qil.ui). 2. Ciic 
 fd)oiie, Ijiirere iSJettrr. Dhvbew. 
 
 SIliueKKf khi nes, I*. Shy u est. 
 
 Sllillfple, shiMg'gl. (liU. scindula; 
 i£(4lll^el) «■ 1. bie £d)iiibei, ;D>u'1)i'd)iiiC'ei. 
 
 1. (Unit, f{ii(t>e gteme (bie miin i^iiMfta <ini 
 @reufet finbet). 3. (lot. cinguluui; pi. 
 Shingles, eiiie ^rt !l>{oil;liUif um bie iieiu 
 ben, ber 9{cti;ltiiifijurtel. 
 
 Shingle-ballast, [0]7iir.] SiltgcU. 
 
 Slaiug'lef v. a. r4)mbdn, tnit t^d)in: 
 Pdii berffii I'b. i<eriel)cn. 
 
 tiliiiiiiiS^ly, siii'uingU,<u£o. gtaiijcnb. 
 
 jMliiu-plaMter, siiin-piastui, «. ^ 
 i'Tii'iiMm.j etiie luirfljiofe ^tinfiiDte. 
 
 ISIiiiiy, shl'ne, udj. 1. glanjenb. 2. 
 I;ca li.i!], Jfadjt JO. 
 
 Kltip, sliip, eiiie &nbfi(6e, bie eiiieii 
 3iniaiiC ob. nil 'ilnu be)cid)iier, ivic iii 
 
 SlliPf f. S li a p e. 1 1 o r d s h i p. 
 
 l|»lliPf (illlijclf. scip, scyp; 4. bile '£(t)in. 
 
 iShe fiiijt man (jiiuiji)nl. i>om i£d)iiTe, luciiii 
 e» unlet Segel i|l, u. it, luenn ta tin ^iiftn 
 ticflO. 
 
 A full sh i p, ( rill qm\ brlabrne^ @d)iff 
 - of tlie line, bas i;iniell|"d)ltf. -« ot wai. 
 Krir(]fi"d)iffe. A liigh-buih -, rin ipDd)t<iiri-'^ 
 Miljiif). A low-built -, em giieiHrborbif't)!!!'- 
 To lake -, )ii ed)iffe flel)cii , fid) einfdjijfni. 
 
 -'s company . bic t£d)ltff niilllllfit)ilit, tiX-i 
 S(^iff6i-i'lf. -'sjoiiMial, 6<\6 >£d)i(Tfji)iiriiiil. 
 -'s papers, bie i£d)in6prtpiere. Meicliant>.' 
 
 ships, ^auf(at)rer, «auffrtl;rteird)iffe. 
 
 Ship-board, 1. f bie @d)i|T£pIailfr. 
 
 2. On -, a -, niif bem ©d)ifff, uii -iioti; 10 
 go on -, fid} rinfdji'tfeii. --boat, cae ©d)iffr = 
 bt)Dt. - hoy, bet ©(^i/Ti^jniigc, ®d)iiT; 
 bund), --biscuit, --bread, Per SiljijfC-- 
 jiuicbad. --broker, ber todjtfftiitaflcr. 
 --builder, --bilder, btt '£d)iiT^!j;b.luer. 
 --building, - bilding. 6et <2d)iff^ei> 
 ban. - -c a r p e u t e r, ber >£rt)itfbiiiier,&d)ijf 6: 
 jinimerinniin. — carriage, 1. ber iUiif 
 ftriraueporr. 2. bic Sd)iffct;fiad)t, 25erlii< 
 buiigefDilen. --chandler, friiiet, Cer tnit 
 ®rt)iiTsbccilrfiiifTe'i f)a"bclt. --ciiandler} 
 (-ware;, ©djiffibeblirfiliffe. --concerns. 
 *. pi. £d)ijifaiiiieliijfnl)eiten. --holder. 
 ber <£(VipeiQenil;unur. --letter oftice. 
 
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 bai ©eepnpburenu. --man, * ber ©eei 
 mann. --master, ber i£d)ifffhcrr, iSd)iffi« 
 patron, --money leiigi. 03i'fd). ) bie 
 ®<tiiT(<)fleuet (eljein. eiiie 'ili'ivibe, bie man 
 iur 41u6rii|'luiig neiier lirie(iSu1)iffe erljBi'i. 
 — -shape, ado. (nad) Sd)'lT*''r" rrd)r, iie» 
 Ijorig, fi) mie ti fid) gcljijrr. --pound, bui 
 '5d)lff6pftlllb. —-side, to be delivered at 
 the -. am ©d)i(fe ju licfrni. --tire, em 
 ©ibiJTerljUt mit eiiicr l}iiiten IjcrabljaiigeiiCrn 
 >£d)arpe. Shak. — -wright, I. — i>b. 
 master—, ber ©d)ijT'«»bniiir , ®d)ijfi:baii» 
 nu'tfler; — -wriglit's yard or wharf, ti\6 
 6it)ilT6iuerff. 2. ber 91nnel;nier (&iner, bet 
 em ®d)iff iU baurn annintnit). 
 
 Sliip, laiigelf. scipian) V. a. I. an 
 Sorb bniigrn, einlabeu, eine Cabling (ffl3aa« 
 reii) eiimel}men. 2. ju ©d)itfe oerftiljreii, ab« 
 feiiben, uerfenbeii, fd)iffeii, uerfd)i|feii Uor, 
 iiac^). 
 
 To s h i p a sea , [ ^7!at. J eine ©turjfee 
 bcroinmen. To — ilie oars, [OKar.] bie ilCie« 
 nifii flat niad)eii. To — the swivel -guns, 
 1 -))far. j bit Dreljbiiffcii aiif iljre ®i1)iuaiieii» 
 i)alfe feijeii. To - the tiller, I 'Mfiir. ] bie 
 'Jiiiberpiniie aii6 9{ubet fei^ inad)en. Ship* 
 ped, vetlaben, an ^otb< Wheu shipped, 
 wad) bet SJerlabiing. 
 
 To ship away, uerfi'il)rcn , ivrgfd)i(fen, 
 abfrnben. To ship ooe's self atsay, fid) 
 etiird)iifeii. 
 
 To sh i p o f f, pcrfd)iffen, oerfilf^ren ; n)eg« 
 rd)irfeii, (jii Sajiiffer) abfiHjren (25crbrcd)ir). 
 
 filiipless, ship'icH, «•/>. i)l;ne Qdjifft. 
 
 Sliipiiieut} siiip'iiieiit, 4. 1. Dai 
 35crid)i|Tiii , iTie 9Strfd)tiTuiig dor, nad)). 2. 
 Me "Hjaarenfonbniig. 3. bie ®rf)iff?latiiiig. 
 
 Sliippeii, ship'pn, (aiiQiif. scipen) 
 s. t Der v^Mll; Rul)fla(l. 
 
 iiliipperf sliip'pur, 4. ber Serf(t)t|ifrr, 
 i^'CiraiDfir, 5Sorlaber. 
 
 Sllippiilg-, shipping, udj. 6d)lffe 
 letnff n.\ sidjiffj .. . bie iSeiiaMing , ajcri 
 rrt)iiiung betreffeiib, 23ctlaouiig».., aSerfd)if» 
 fniigs . . . 
 
 Shipping business, - concerns, i8d)iffi;> 
 aiigiU'geiii;eiteii, ©eegi'fd)iiirei cai ©ajiifs* 
 lUi'fen. — house, Cie iSeeljailblllilfl. — imer- 
 rst. Me i)<l)cPerei. -interests, 25erlabniiflf» 
 nimrli-geiiljeiten. — opportunity. Mf »Si1)lfF6» 
 ijcirgciiljcit. - weight, iai 25erfi1)i|tiiiigffle» 
 
 lUlrt)!. 
 
 Htliippiii^ , «. 1. bie &iiii'd)iffiiiig; 
 iScrfiiiiniiij), ;fiiri.ibiing , i8erfd)iffiiiia u'oii 
 -iBaareii); ijrf^itfiiiu); 23trfd)itfiiiiiiffi'riiii. 
 2. bie©d)iffe iini Jlllgcinemen); bie 'JKarine, 
 
 The haibor is ciovvdcd with shipping, 
 ei liegen oicle ©d)iffe im Jjafcii. To take -, 
 fid) eiiifd)ifTeii, )U Sd)ittf gel;cn. Provided 
 with -, iiiit ®d)iffeii b^el;t ci'. ipafeii). 
 
 SItiptvreck, ship rek, (u. slnp n. 
 wreck;*. 1. ber ©iDiffbriid). 2. i ber >&d)iif« 
 friid) (llnrergaiig, SSirliift'. 3. f bie Iriinu 
 nur (I'iiie^ grfil)riterteii ©d)iffe6;. 
 
 To make, to suiter siiipwreck, l£d)iff> 
 I'riiil) leibeii, flranPcii, i"d)i'iierii. To make - 
 concerning faith, || am maubtll <Bi1)iffl}tU<tt 
 frii-ibrii. 
 
 Sliip>vrevk, 0. n- fibtittxn, fhan* 
 i-en, orriiiiiiiiiefcn, ©iDiffbrud) leiben. 
 
 Iilii|i«vreck, •>■ <<• iSd)itfbtu(4 per* 
 iirfad)en, an ben ©tranb lucrfcii. 
 
854 Fate, far, fAlI, fat. M, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6cid. Tiibe, tfib, ffi 11. tAin THU. 
 
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 Shipwrecked, I. fd)iffbrflc()to, gcr(f)ci.| 
 text, geilrantet. 2. i |'d)iff('riid)ig (®eele ic). 
 To be shipwrecked on.., fcf)ettern an 
 dD. nilf... Shipwrecked upon a king- 
 dom where etc., turd) ©(||)iff&ruc<) flllf eili 
 ^ijiiinnid) flctuorfen, luo K. 
 
 ShipwrecUing-, sh'p'reking, *. 
 tii6 ©ilietierii, £>er ©d)iff''V"d). 
 
 gr!lire,shcie.(nn(jt;I|".scir, scire, scyre) 
 * [(Sn.jl. u. 5?;»r^nnl.] 6ie QJraffdjaft, '^xo-. 
 i>iiij. (5" einiflfn norbniti. ©tnaten fagt 
 ttinn a\i(t) county of Berkslilre etc., tie 
 'i)rii|Trf)iift oi. 5prDuiii} SBerffljire zc). 
 
 Prov. To get in the snire wliat one 
 loses in the hundred, lllit Oct 2Qurfl wad) 
 tcr ©pecffeite luerfen. 
 
 Shi re- mote, [efjeiii. ill Guglniib] ini 
 ©rnffrf)oft«gcri(tt , ot. eine 25er|'nmni(iing 
 fcer GinrotM}iicr ciiier ©rnffdjoft bei niigcror' 
 teiitlid)cn ®clegcnf)citt'n. [uenneibeii. 
 
 Shirk, f. Shark. - v. a. i meibcn, 
 
 Sliirl, f. Shorl. [qxo^e ®impcl. 
 
 I Shirley, siiir'lii, a. [DriiitI).] ber 
 
 Shirt, shurt, (nngclf. scyrt; <B<i)my, 
 bnil. skiorte; fd)iu. skiorta) ». tai ^ctllb 
 9J?nnnf(;enib. - of mail, iai 'iJJnnjcrfjemb 
 
 Prov. Near is my shirt, but nearer 
 is my skin, iai §enib i(l niir mtjet nB ber 
 5Ji)(f. [Xud)nabd 
 
 Shirt- pin, bie $f'"^'"<^f'( ®rii|l>, 
 
 Siiirt, t>. a. 1. (ivir niit eiiieni ipeiiibc) 
 fcetwcffii, befleibeii, iibcnuerfeii. 2. bnS ^ciiifc 
 tued)\'dn, ein nnbere^, iveigeS, frird)e4 ^ctub 
 •iiiieljeii. 
 
 Shirtless, shurt'lls, adj. p^nf $emb 
 
 SItist, sliLst, J (gr. schistos) «. 
 
 Shistus, sliist'us, 5 [^Kiiiernlg.] ber 
 ©d)iifer. 
 
 Shistic, sliisi'ik, ^ad}. [f33?infrn(g.] 
 
 SItistous, 8hist'us,jrd)icfcrid;t; \it)it: 
 ferig. 
 
 Silit, shit, (and) Shite) praet. shit; 
 ■pp. shitten, v. a. Q fc^eigen, facteil. — *. Q 
 ber ®d)eiger. 
 
 Shit- a -bed, ber a5e«fd)eiger. - 
 breech, ber ij)0|'eti|"(^eiger. — fire, 
 ber ©ifeiifveffcr. 
 
 Shittali, shit'ta, )«. n eine 3Irt fofl 
 
 Siiittiin, sliit'tini.) 6nreii ^oljef. 
 
 Sliittle, sliit'tl, (f. Shoot) adj. [-|- 
 ob. Dert(.] lunnfelniiicijig. 
 
 Shittle-brained, --headed, leic^t; 
 fiiinig, f[ild)tig, iinbeflniibig. — cock, ber 
 JJebcrbnCI, f. Shuttle-cock. 
 
 Sltittle, i. bfl^2De(M"d)iff f. Shuttle 
 
 Sitittieness, shittlnes, ». [f oi 
 Dertl] ber SBanfelniiitl). 
 
 Sltive, shive, (Gt^eifee) #. 1. f 6ie 
 ©d)eibe, ©djiiitte. 2. t ber ©pnn, bafi bi'iniie 
 »lntt, bie ^(atte. 3. bie 9lge ; pi. Shives, 
 bie ed)eiicn, 9lgfit , aigelii, 9Jd)cln (be« 
 J5(iid)i'eS ic). 
 
 Siiiver, shiv'ur, (©d)iefer) *. 1. [wiu 
 ner«(g.J ber ©d)iefer. 2. [<5Rnr.) f. Shea/e. 
 
 Shiver-spar, [gKincrnig.] ber ©d)ic 
 ferfpntl). 
 
 Shiver, v. n. l«JJ?«r. ] fiflen. -the 
 main topsail! fftj ta6 groge <J)f«6fefleJ in 
 ber ^inb! log e# fifleii! 
 
 Siiiver, rfdjifffrn) ». n. 1. jerfaffcn, 
 jerbredjen, jcric^cileii (into, in). 2. i jer: 
 fnflen. 
 
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 Shivering, bn« 3«^red)en, S'tf^eflet' J 
 ber 3crfnn. 
 
 Siiiver, t). a. jcrferedjen, jermnt; 
 men, jertriimmern, jerfd^lngen , in 6iurfe 
 lucrfen. 
 
 A sliivered sail, ein jerrifTened @egel. 
 
 Siiiver, i. (ein (leineS bunne^ ©ti'id 
 vvn eiiiem ®anjen) ber ©d)iefer, ©plitter; 
 bnfi ©d)uittd)en (58tob) ; b(i6 ©ti'irf. 
 
 To pound into shivers, )ertnalnien. 
 
 Siiiver, v. n. fc^auern (uor ^atte ob. 
 -iliigil). [frfjniier. 
 
 A shivering fit, ein ©(^)fliier, {5''^f>^' 
 
 Siiiver, ^ s. bai 
 
 Sliivering', sh'v'uring, ) ©djAiiern, 
 Dcr ©rt)auer. 
 
 Sliivery, shJv'ure, adj. 1. fc^jnuerig, 
 eincn ©c^aiu'renipfinbenb. 2. brocflig, bnldjig- 
 
 Shoad, shode, s. [97?in. ] ber 3>"ii= 
 fnnb, SinnjivittSr, bie 3iniigvniipcn. 
 
 Shoad-stones, 3il"'gr<llipEn. 
 
 Shonl, sliole, (ntigelf. sceol) «. bie 
 '^Tfeuge, bev ©d)niarin, 3<ig. ipniife. 
 
 Slioal, V. n. rciiniiiclii, ficf) brmigen. 
 
 Sliual, (©d)i)f(e; fr. e'cueil; lilt, sco- 
 lium) s. bie ©aiiDbnnf, llntiefe. 
 
 Shoal, V. n. iiiitirf iverben, feic^t mer: 
 ben, Untiefen i)ni>en. 
 
 Shoal, adj. iinticf, feidjt. 
 
 Siioaliuess, sho'Icnls, «. bie ©eic^s 
 tigfeit, llntiefe; '^Tletiqe vun Untiefen Db. 
 ®anbb(iufeii, SBcrfnnbung. 
 
 Shoaling-, shoie ing, s. baS 9Infern 
 in einein ipafen. Here is good - , l)icr ifl 
 gut 9lu(er luerfen. 
 
 Shoaly, shile. adj. (eid)t, pcrfnnbet, 
 uofler Untiefen ob. ©nnbbiinfe. 
 
 Shock, shok , (©d)n(f) s. ber i^aufe 
 Wnr&en, bie ^IJfnnbel, ©tii-ge; [TiorDani.] eiii 
 ^auft-n mn fedjjeljn (SJiirben, bie ■OTaiibcI. 
 
 Siiock, r. n. bie (^nrben in >))^inDcfn 
 ft'(jni. (ipuub, $ubel. 
 
 Siiock, (P. shag) s. ber .juttige, r(iud)e 
 
 Shock-rabbit, eine >21rt £nuind)ei) 
 mit fvniiren ^nrtren. 
 
 Siiock, (ft. <:'"><:) «• 1. 7 ber ©rug, 
 ^lluilog , 9luilurj , tM6 'iilnnD^en. 2. i pi. &> 
 The shocks of fortune, bie ©c<)lafle bei 
 ©rt)irfrai6. b) pi. ber 9tn|To^, ba& 'iUrgcrnig. 
 .5. bai giufeiiuinberflopeu, ber 'Huiinff, 'Jlnfad, 
 'JlMilurj (^e§ JJcinbed). 4. i ber Jtaiupf (ber 
 (S-(enicnte zc). 5. [G-fcftrij.] ber ®d)Iag. 
 2. b) Fewer shocks a statesman gives 
 his friend. Young. 
 
 Siiock, V. a. 1. ilogen, anflofSni. 2. 
 i nuflo&en gegen . . , einer Qi\d)t juiuiber lau: 
 fen, juiDiber fein ; ©ineni SJergcriiig geben, 
 iMiflogig fcin; to be shocked, e^ niipfiiflig 
 inifnel)nien, aierger cmpfltiben ; 1 was » li o c k- 
 ed at the sight of so niucii misery, ber »iln.- 
 (jlirf ft) uieleii Qltubi wax tuir in ber ©cele 
 juiuiber. 3. nngreifen, nufaflen, befntnpfen. 
 
 To shock a fatlicr's will, bein SQ3iUen 
 eine« 95nter6n)iber|lreben. 
 
 Siiock, V. n. 1. auf einnnber flogen 
 (p. .^eeren) , firf) frt)(ngni. 2. ainflog geben, 
 •nflBgig fein, jmuiPcr, mibrig fein. 
 
 SliOCliill|qr, .sliok'ing , adj. 1. nntlij: 
 gig, luibrig, mifn-mrirtig, juiuibcr, nrgeriid), 
 beifiPi(iriib. 2. lu'irig. 
 
 Sliocliiiiij'ly, NlioK'iiigle. uda. aw. 
 flopig, aiif fine iiu)";b|}:gc iijeife. 
 
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 Sliod, shod, ft'ir Shoed, praet. U. pp. 
 
 p. Shoe. 
 
 Slioe, shoo, (nngclf. sceo, sceog; 
 ©d)iif)) p^ Shoes, «. 1. ber ©d)ul) (nl« 
 ^ugbeflcibung). 2. etiunS ©d)Uf)forinige«, 
 ber ®d)u(). 3. bai (Jifeu, ^ufeifen (bet 
 ^ferbe lO. 4. bai 93erd)liige, ber eiferne 
 Dber l)ii(jerne SSefdjlng (nn einem ©d)Iitten» 
 laufer :c.). 
 
 Shoe of an anchor, ber 9(nferf(ftii^. 
 
 Prov. Every slioe fits not every foot, 
 mnn fann nid)t nfle Seute Tiber einen 2ei|leii 
 fd)lngen. To throw an old - after any one, 
 (Jinein ®Iuc£ ju einetn SJorf^nben lurinfc^en. 
 
 Shoe-bill, ber ©d)ul)jiuect, ©d)ut)na» 
 gel. — black, — boy, ber ©d)ul)pu^ec. 
 -•brush, bie ©d)Uf)l>urfte. --buckle, 
 bie ©d)ul)rd)nntle. --chape, ber 'Bd^n^* 
 f(ftnaf(enbugel. --clout, ber ©d)ul)iuifc^, 
 ©d)u()f)aber. --knife, ber ©itmlerfneif. 
 --last, ber ©d)u!)(eiflen. --leatlier, -• 
 letlier, ba& ©d)ii()(eber; to save — , bie 
 ©d)uf;e fd)onen, einen ®ang fparen; Prov. 
 As hone.st a man as ever trod upon -, eill 
 gruiibel)rlid)erOJi:enfd). --maker, ber ©d)U« 
 iler, ©d)ul)iniid)er; -s fellow, berSd)u()fned)t; 
 -'s-wax, ba& ©d)lll;ipad)^; to be in a — '« 
 stocks. oenge©cf)u()e anf]nben. --making, 
 bai ©d)U|lern; --trade, bnS ©d)U|ler()rtn9> 
 luerf, bie ©t^uilerei. - - m a r k e t, ber ©d)iil)» 
 ninrft. --nail, ber ©cftuljuagel. --nip- 
 pers, *. pi. Eebcrjnngen mit ipninnier. -• 
 stamp, ein &ifen, um ©d)uf)c jU (lempelii, 
 ber ©cftul)|lempel. --strap, btx ©d)Ul)rie« 
 men. — string, --tie, bai <S><i)n[)ba\\b. 
 
 — tassel, bn6©d)u()guii(ld)en. --vamps, 
 s. pi. b<\6 2>Drfd)ii()leber. 
 
 Siioe, praet. 11. pp. shod, v. a. be< 
 fd)ul)en; 6efd)lngen ($ferbe lO; belegcn. 
 
 To shoe a sled or sleigh, bie ©d)lirten« 
 Inufer mit (Jifen befd)Iiigeii. A cart shod 
 witli iron, ein Knrren , befTeii D{«iber mit 
 ©ifen be)d)IngeH fiub. To - an auclior, ben 
 <Sd)ui) niif ben ^yiiferfluijcl fe^en. 
 
 Slioeing-,&huu'ing, s. ba433efcf)u^cn, 
 a5cfd)lagen. 
 
 S h o e i n g - li a ni m e r , ber 9?ietf)ammer. 
 
 — -horn, 1. ber ©d)iifjnnjie()er. 2. | bie 
 'WiffPlftpcrfon, in Suppler. 
 
 Shoelessjsliuu'ies, adj. o^fte ^ijufjt, 
 unbefd)ul}t. ( ^uff^jinieb. 
 
 Slioer, siioo'tir, «. ber ©d)ul;mad)er; 
 
 Siiog-, sliog, *. t ber ©tog, ©d)npp, 
 ©d)iipf; f Siiock. 
 
 Siiog, D. a. t ffogen; erfd)uttern. 
 
 Siiog-, V. It. -j- (off) (Id) bnoon mnc^en. 
 
 Sliogg-iug , shog'ging , «. t bei 
 ©tog, bie (5-rfd)iKtening. 
 
 Shog-g-le, shog'gl, V. «. t f)eniin« 
 flogen , rutteln. 
 
 Shole, shole, «.bie^enge, f. Shoal. 
 
 SllOIie, slion, praet. tlllb pp. poll 
 Shine. - adj. f glailieilb, Iid)t. 
 
 Shook, shuuk, praet. u. pp. oon 
 Shake. 
 
 Sliooks, shouks, t. pi. -, ober 
 S hook-pipes, Stnbl;oli!'!piepen , 'ipiepen 
 in ©rnben. 
 
 Slioon, shoun, * pi. V. Shoe. 
 
 SilUOt, sliuut. Cniigelf. sceotan, scy- 
 tain praet. u. pp. shot; lai illte pp. sliot- 
 
 len i|l ■■, II. a. 1. rd)ifgtn (.eiiu'iii X)iiige ciiie 
 
Fale, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Flue, fin. No, move, iior, -61. Oil. ri^iid. Ti^hf. tub. fAlI. t//in. Tllis. 855 
 
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 Jugerfl ft^neflf Strofgung mittf)<irfn). ?.!») 
 (forth) fAiepen (©triif)lcii ic). b) (nud) iiiit 
 out) treibcn (3n)C'fl«. «• SSnumcio. 3. trci: 
 ben, fdjiufku ; (imttelfl ciiw« ®erd)offc«) a) 
 fcftiffien ( eiiieii ^fctl 10 , flbfdjicpen ; loff^ 
 lD6)'(t)iegcit, n6rct)ifgcn (cinen Spgen ic), ab: 
 feucru (®ercf)i'i5), feuerii flii« oDer mit ...; 
 (ihrough) Bur<t)|d>tegeii. b) fc^iegen (25&' 
 gel :c); «o -, oi. to - to death, (©ineni 
 errd)ie(Jen. 4. 1 fd)if§tn. 5. (ftd) niit ©<^nel 
 ligfelt fcurdj eiiitii iWniiin t>e>vfgfn) t)\ir\tt- 
 fd)ieeen, fdjitefl uiiter ... 6utd)tal)rcn, fd)ne(l 
 ufrer ... fnl)reii i>B. fe^en. 6. [beiJ5)an6: 
 luerfmi] a) niifrf)iegen, nn finntiBer (login, 
 b) fliiBf" ; (eiiien 9fi«ge() uprf(t)i<6en ; [liicftl.j 
 (tine 3futl>, 5"0«> rtii«|li>gcn, nbilugen, nt*; 
 t)oMn. 
 
 4. And from about her a hot darts of 
 dckire. Miltok. 
 
 5. To shoot the Stygian flood. Drydem. 
 To shoot a sting, (ledjfll. To - a bolt. 
 
 diieii 9?iegef oorr(f)te()en , rirgflii. To - out 
 the lip, bit Cippe niifiDfrfen. How Imming 
 -s 10 heaven her branches, wie ®i;ltl)ri"nm! 
 feit il)re 9lf(lr jiiiii $iiiiiiiel frl)c6t. That -» 
 Invisible virtue ev'n to the deep, tai UU' 
 ficj)rf»nre firnft ftlb\t in tie ZttU ofrOreitet. 
 Men who have shot themselves into the 
 world, Cfiite, Me fid) in b(\6 Weiufil)! Brr 
 flrD§en 2Cflt gtrongt, geflfirjt l)nben. To - a 
 gun at .., ftlieril nilf ... Her main topmast 
 Is shot by the board, ['Wnr.} mir fjabfn ^em 
 ©d)tffe bie grogf ©tf nge flbgerd)P(7fn. He c.in- 
 not get shot of it, ( er fniin fid) nit^t Oa; 
 von lo6mn<t)en. To - a cart, tinen ^nrren 
 (li'irjen. To - coals, corn etc., ^Ijlen, W«< 
 treioc nii« btn ©iicfen fdjfitten. To - casks 
 Into the cellar etc., iJn(Ter in bttl XtHtt tc. 
 tjinobrdjrotrn. To - mouey, Qitlb na4|}<il;: 
 Un, biirdjrd)tfefn. 
 
 To shoot out, hfTPprtflgen mad)tn. 
 
 Sli<»ut, V. n. I. (fid) fel)r fd)nf(I fort, 
 frnucofit) fdjlffifn fiuie fin ©nriiljj, 951ilj k), 
 (id) |1i'ir.)rn; (down) t)trabfcttie^en ; <io) fad 
 If II, hfrobfiiflrn (fliif); [9J?iir.] ill)frfd)if§en 
 (u. 58rtflii(l, finer Snbiing). 2. i"d)o(Tcii (I'oii 
 <lJfliiii)en), i>)nd)rfti, treibeii; to - out in the 
 ear. ill iJlehrm id)iffien ; (up) niiff(^icgfn , m 
 bif ip5f)f fd)iceen; (forth) nii«f(^(iigen. 3. f 
 a) ifboffeii, fid) eiitmitfeln. b) (up) l)fmn: 
 n'od)ren, rniporivod)rfM (to, jii). 4. (inittfiil 
 fine* (J)ei'd)c>(Te« ) (at) fd)iegen (nuf, nnd)). 
 &. } to - tlirough one's heart. (S'inein btirc^^ 
 ^cT\ gfl)eii. 6. i a) pori'd)ieBfn, l^eryorrngen, 
 fi(i) erilrrcfen (into, in), b) (fid) 6ilbfn) (into) 
 flni'd)ir6en (ju SriilafUn). c) (pricffin) 
 ftfi1)fii- 
 
 To R h o o t at a target or mark, noc^ ft> 
 nrr ©d)iibe, finrin 3iele fc()iegen. The land 
 shoots into a promontory, bai 2Mb Inuft 
 III fill 55prgfbirg auS. To — up to a man. 
 fd)Hifl ill fiiifiii '•Wnnne f)er<iniund)ren. He'll 
 soon - up a hero, tr mirb 6nI6 jum ipflbeii 
 fniporn)iid)l>ll. To go a-shooting, rd)iegtn 
 gihrn ; fliif bit Ongb gfljen. My temples -, 
 ti rtiibr mid) in bfn ©d)lnfcn. My finger -s, 
 ttr 'Sw<]er flid)t uiir. (I fancy we shall have 
 sniiie inin) by the shooting of my corns. 
 brim iiiriiie ioril)iieraugen t()iin titir luef). 
 
 1'o khoot ahead, VDTauf|'d)iegfn Cpcn 
 
 t£clM?fill !C.). 
 
 To »hooi forth, fid) erflrerfen. 
 
 SHO 
 
 To shoot out, niiSfc^icgen, \id) }ertl)fi> 
 Ifii ; l)erui'rriigen. 
 
 Sliout, t. I. ber @d)ii6 (niittelfl eint< 
 ®ffd)i)([c6 ; fo luie bie burd) bni (£(tie§eii 
 heri'Drgebrad)tf ^Dirfung i. 2. ber ©d)o6, 
 ©d)ogliiiij. 3. (0iorbani. shote) t!i\6 Jcrfel. 
 
 TheTuikikli bow givetli a very forcible 
 shoot, ein init einein turrii'c^cii '^ogen ge: 
 tijniier ©(<)iig i|l fe^r florf. - of a vine cut 
 down to three or four eyes, bie ©d)o6rrbi', 
 ber ,3'lpfen. — of a tree cut down to the 
 length of five or six inches , Ber Zriigeilil. 
 
 S h o o t - s i 1 k , bif (5'infd)Iag(6)feiI)f. 
 
 Sitooter^shuut'ur, t. ber ©(t)if gciibc, 
 ©d)i"it(ei pi. -s, (SaSeintjt.) ©d)v5ter,@pun> 
 ber, Pilfer. 
 
 Uliootingr, shuut'ing. ». 1. bat ©d)ie: 
 pen; [bei Oiigern) bai ©d)iegeii. 2. [5Sot.] 
 Pn« ©d)o(Ten, Irciben; ber ©c^iijpling. 3. 
 biiS Stcd)fn (in brr Wlj ic). 
 
 Shooting-star, bie ©ternrd)niippr. 
 -•stick. [Ippogr.J ba« Ircibljoij, beritfil= 
 rrfiber. 
 
 Sliop, shop, (nngtlf. aceoppa; ©d)op: 
 pen) J. 1. ber Siiben, £iuif', RraiuMbcn, ^a6 
 ffleiuolbe, bie 33ube. 2. bie SBertilatt, ^Berf. 
 jl.irre, "Cfrffliibf, 2BerfflefIe. 
 
 Shop-bill, ba6 ^ii£l)aiiger(t)i(b. -- 
 board, ber SDerftifd), bie SDerfbnnf; ber 
 Sabentifc^, bie fiiibeiitnfel. — book, bm 
 t'abeiibud). --boy, ber finbeiibiirfc^. -• 
 keeper, I. ber ^riimer, filfiiil)niiblfr. 
 2. ([ (fine SBnore, bie nid)t flbgr()t) ber 2a: 
 benlji'irer. -keeping, bie 5{raincrci. -• 
 lift, a. n. in eineni Sabcn tlel)lcn. --lifter, 
 --lift, ber Siibcnbieb. --lifting, ber 
 2iibcnbifb|laf)( bie Sflbeiibieberfi. --like, 
 gemein, iiifbrig. --man. 1. ber Cramer. 
 2. ber "TOrtrftljelfer; Snbenbiener. — mate. 
 ber Crtbengeljulfe. — rent, ber Sabcnjina, 
 ®flu^lb}in«. 
 
 Sliopf V. n. jtniifliiben befu(f)en (uni 
 ^B3niirea }ii fniifen jc) ; (nieiilf n« im part > 
 ). 'Q. The lady is shopping, bie Same 
 gel)t in ben ^oiiflnben fjeriim. 
 
 Slioppingc, shop'ping, t. bni ^e-- 
 l'iid)en ber Kaiifliiben , bie Saiiflnbenreiule. 
 
 Iill4»rn^e, shn'r'dje, (v. shore) t. 
 ber UfiTioK, fai llfergclb, bie llfergebfiljr. 
 
 Sliore, sh6re, * pmel. v. Shear. 
 
 Sliore, (nngelf. score) «. iaS lifer, 
 (i)ri"labe, bie Mflt, ber ©tranb. 
 
 A bold shore, eine fleile jti'iile. Stand- 
 ing in -, ant ber ©ee nad) beni eniibe jii. 
 Standing oflf-, pom Snnbe in bie i}o\)t ©ee. 
 
 Shore- bird, bie llffrfd)mnlbe. 
 
 Sliore, V. a. t ant lifer fe^en, nii<= 
 I'eljen. Shak. 
 
 Slior«f «■ btr Xanai, ©raben, bie Vlb-. 
 
 ind)t; f. Sewer. 
 
 Shore, (©(t)ore) #. 1. [®d)ifT6.1 bie 
 ®(f)Pre. 2. bie ©tfi^e, ©trebe, ber ©tu^; 
 bnlffit dm (sjebauben). 
 
 Shore, r. a. 1. (gen)Df)nf. mit up) 
 fiutjcn (eine 'TOnuer IC). 2. ± (up) unrcr= 
 fti'iljen. 
 
 Shored, «hord. adj. lifer Ijnbeiib. 
 
 SIlOreleSM, >>h6re'les, adj. I. ffin 
 lifer l)nbenb, ol)iit lifer, iiferloS. 2. i un= 
 bcgrenjt. 
 
 .Shorf'liliq-, shoie'li;ig. ^*. ftjtigl.] 
 
 ShorliiiK, shor'liiig, ^ bas go 
 
 SHO 
 
 fttiorne <Sd)a\; bat %eU ('met geff^onieu 
 
 ©d>inir5. [ber <S(t)'t>Ti , liirmnlin. 
 
 Shorl , shorl, (©(^iirl) *• [OJfiiiernlg.J 
 
 ShorlltCeOUS, shorl^'shus: adj. 
 
 fd)^r^u•rig. , [ber @d)&riit. 
 
 Sliorlite, shorlhe, t. l>:»;ineriilg.] 
 
 Shunt, shorn, pp. t). Shear, -of 
 
 .. , ciiier Sii(^e berniibt. 
 
 Sliort. sh6rt, (angelf. sceort, seyrt; fr. 
 court; flirp adj. 1. f fiirj. 2. ± a) gei 
 brangt (©d)rfibnrt). b) befd)raiift (SSen 
 ilanb JO. 3. i a) (ber 3fit nad)) furj. b) 
 furj (5febe to. e) fiiri, hifonifd) (Siiinuorr). 
 d) [^off.) fiirj (©ilbf). e) fur} (@ebiid)r» 
 iiiS). f) hirj (^Itfjeni). g) niniigelljaft, fiinpp, 
 iinjiireic^eiib, )ii gering. 4. i a) [23ot.] iib» 
 gefurit (53liimfiiffli)). b) faferig; niurbe. 
 A short candle, eiii (ynC'd)en 8i(t)r. A 
 
 - man. ein fiirjcr, fleiner "iDIenfd), ItnirpS. 
 A - stature, eiiie furje ©tntnr. - of breath, 
 fnrjntl)einig, eiiien furjcn 2tt()cm Ijnbcnb. — 
 of xighl. fiir}|'id)tig. To be - of sight, eill 
 riir)e$ (})efid)t t)aben. In a - time , in fur> 
 jer 3eit, binnen ilurjem, in ^nrjein. Some 
 
 - time, eiiiige Inge, —and sweet, fiirj ii. 
 gut (p. einer 9{ebe). In -, fnrj, furjnm. 
 Meat that eats -, fejled, berbei ^leifd). At 
 short notice, by a - day , biinirn fur' 
 jer 5Jri|l. - date, [i^nnbel] bie fnrje ©id)i. 
 -night, bie fiirje Si(t)r. At- sight, niif 
 fiirje Sid)t, fiir(fid)tig. - paper, - bills, 
 (iir)(ei*) <J3iipiiT, 5i}cd)rc( nuf fiirje <Bid)t. 
 
 - hundred, ein fleiner 3f ntiicr (b. (). gembe 
 100 'ipfiinb). - premium, bie niebrige $ra> 
 niie. A - sale, ein fd)ne(ler SScrfniif obcr 
 •Jlbfalj. - staple, fiirjer ©tnpel (pon bet 
 "IDi'fle Jr.). - entry, bie jii geringe (SoHo 
 'Jlngabe. You are a cup too -, et fel;lt tudt 
 nod) ein Oilat, ©ie ^abtn nod) ein &lai }U 
 rrinfftl. A quantity - of our expectations, 
 eine iiiifern C'vmnrningfii nid)t enrrprfd)eiibe 
 Qliantitiit. Slieep - of their wool, ©d)ilfe. 
 Die iiirf)t Piel 2i3uIJe geben. To give a — 
 answer, fine fiirie, lrtfonird)c 'Jliuiwort geben, 
 liifonifd) nnriuiirrrn. — in worth unto .., 
 oon geringcrem '53ertl)c ali . . . And to m^ke 
 
 - work on't, mib iim tt furj jn nia(l)en. 
 To be short, I. fiirj feiu, fid) furj 
 
 fnfTen (ni(^t piel QBorte mad)en); (with any 
 one) a) O'lncii furj abfertigeii, niifiil)ren. b) 
 (Jiiien perfi'irjiii. in reinen GMitiunrfen f)iii» 
 bern. 2. enter 2:ad)t n(id)gebeii, iiodjikljen, 
 nid)t gifid) fDuimen. 
 
 To be Kliort of nionev , bread, water 
 etc., iDfiiig (5)i'(6 habcn, nid)t bei S'nffe feiii, 
 ®flb, ^rof, ?53.iffi'r :c. brbi'irfen. Not there- , 
 fore am 1 short of knowing what etc., 
 md)t begljnib lueip id) nid)t, wai u. His writ- 
 ing* are far short of what is reported, 
 feiiie <33frfe (letjen iveit (jinter if)rem9{iitc jii« 
 rtlcf. This account is short of the truth, 
 bicfer 93eri(f)t bleibt l;iiitcr ber 5S3'il;rluit 
 jnrilrf. [einmni brrc^en. 
 
 To break short, ploljlitf) bredifii, iiuf 
 
 To come short, l.(of) (cine>Ubftd)t ic.) 
 iien'ct)(en, nicljt erreic^en. 2. nu«gcl;en (von 
 S5orratl)eii). 
 
 We all come short of periecjl obedi- 
 ence to God's will, ivir Slfle crfnnen ffiotte* 
 'IDiflen niir uni'tiflfummen. He comes 
 shoit of no Minn In that, bariti ubertnjTc 
 it)n Reiner. A faculty which beatts com 
 
856 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me. met. Fii>p, tfn. N'6. move, ndr- sot, 6il. cl^iiil. Ti'ihe, tiih. fnll i/nn, THi«. 
 
 SHO 
 
 »)iort in, cine (fiflciirrf)iift, bit ben Ihiercn 
 
 To cut short, f. Cut. [mnngclt. 
 
 To fall short, I. nufigcl)en iv. 95or= 
 tStf)en, V. ®cI6). 2. i a) lof) iuriicfblciben 
 |)inter ... b) 6ei cincr ©»iri)c ju (iirj fDUimcn. 
 
 To fall short Id duty, in feiucr ^fl\A)\ 
 jnruct6leit'en, I'eine l^f^id)t nic^t tt)un oin er; 
 fuden. To - of ones expectations, in fei; 
 nen ©tionrtungen flctaiifd)t roer&en. 
 
 To grow short in ..; The English 
 grew short in their provisions, bie SBur-- 
 tati)t finflcn an, ben ©nglnnbcrn (luSjugel^tn. 
 
 To keep any one sliort, Qnmx (urj 
 f)(iltcn; (of) einen fiirj l)aUcn in ... 
 
 To speak short, bie SOSotte i)crf(f)(n- 
 den. To - of what the thing is, « eine un = 
 eotlfominene 93ef£^reibun(j uon einer ©nc^c 
 tnac()en. 
 
 To stop short, vl6^'i<?> P'ff« f*'')'^"' 
 plD^Iic^ flef)en blei6en , inne flatten, aufi^oren 
 
 To strike short, fel)I fd&(Aaen, baneben 
 f(^((i(]en, fe^fen. 
 
 To take one ap short, ©incn fnrj nb= 
 fertigen, nnfnijren. [fan bcfonimeii. 
 
 To be taken s h o r t, plo^dc^ ben .Diird): 
 
 Tt> turn short, 1. ftcft au\ einniiU, 
 plD^lid) iiinfeljrcn ob. unnuenbcn; unitel;ren. 
 2. 1 ni(f)t fortfoiumen fiinnen. 
 
 Short, *. bie ^iirje, furje ^<id)x\it)t, 
 ber furjc ^egviff (einer ©iid)c). 
 
 The short ont is, bie ©nc^e i(l ffirjlicl) 
 Mei'e. Tiie - and long, bn« ^urje unb 0)nte. 
 The - and the long of it is etc., furj linb 
 
 Short, adv. fnrj. [gut, (urjuni ic. 
 
 Sliort- bout, bn« I;rtl()frei6f5rniige 3>ret 
 ((in aSiolinen). --bowel, eine l^ngel, bie 
 nlrf)t >ufit grnng gcfdjoffen worben i|l. -- 
 breath, bie (Jngbriilliflfeit. — breathed. 
 engernilig. --dated, furj angefe^jt cber 
 nnbernumt, nuf fnrje ©i(l)t. — enduring. 
 nid)t iflnge bnuirnb, furj. — hand, 1. 
 Die Jlurifrtjreibofunil , gd)iiefir(^reif)efnii|1, 
 greiiogrrtpliie. 2. bie (?)erd)ii'inbrd)ritt, 5lb< 
 brci'iiUiiren ; --writer, bcr ©d)nc(lfd)vcij 
 ber, (ae|"d)n)iiibrd)rribcr, eteni'griH'l); - - 
 writing, bie ©erdjuuiibrdjrift. - - h a n d- 
 e d , nbbrei>irt gr fdtricbcn. --joint- 
 ed, [in'crbcnrjnoif.l furjgefi'ffi-It (u. %H'fr 
 ren;. --laid. [<»far.] jnr I'oflen ipiirte 
 nrbrel)t, fnipp grfd)lngon d'. ln«en>. - 
 lived, futj lcl>euD ub. banernb, Mtgnng 
 lid), --posted, in luenig f.Tlgfre(jt (ihmi 
 'K'cd)Miingfpr|len;. --price, bee 9it'ttD 
 preiS. --rib, [?lnat.] bie furje ob. \a\\A)c 
 Siipue. —-Sails, M.pl. biebreiSegel, bte go; 
 a)&^alld) in ber ®d)indjt gebrandn luerben. 
 -shank, --start, ( <J5i-niciI.] ber finrj= 
 fiiil. -shipped, jnrricfgeninnmen (I'on 
 luiuiren). --sighted, i n. ? fnrjfidjtig. 
 - sightedness, ; u. i bie ltnrj|'id)tig: 
 feit. —-sight-glasses, t. pi. JJernglai'er. 
 . -waisted, furjlcibig. —-winded, enfl> 
 bnlilig. --winged, mit furjen JJUlgeln, 
 fiirje giilgel Ijnbenb. --witted, rinffiltig. 
 
 Sliort, V. a. furien, abfurjeii. - v. n- 
 t flbni-ljnicn. 
 
 Slt4»rten, shor'tn, v. a. I. ffirien, 
 r.l'furifii, I'erfiirjeii. 2.i ajiierfnrjendiige). 
 b> i>frfiirjcn (fuTen. htnbern); eini"d)rnnfrn, 
 I'lrengen. c) nbf ii»'ien , I'frringrrn, I'erniiiu 
 b*rn. .3. l'c^d)nei^en, flntje" (^n^ 5?nar). 
 
 To shorten sail, I'SWar.J criidjc lumi 
 
 SHO 
 
 ben (Scgefn bcrgen (b. f). finjiefjen). To - 
 
 iin allowance of pi nvisions. iin bcr 9{iUion, 
 
 an Den 3{iUioncn ii6bred)en. .S h o r t e n e d 
 of his ears, mit geriiiljrcn Ohrtn. Love -s 
 days to inoiiieiits, Die Ciebe niac^t au6 ia 
 gen '3ltigciibli(fc. 
 
 Shorten, v. n. I. fnrj ober filrjrr 
 werDcn, iibuchmen (i>. brn iagen). 2. fiir; 
 jiriMrDeii, ftd) jnriimnieinicl)i'ii(u.'5)ifin(l k.i 
 
 Sliorteiiiiig-, short'iiiiig, «.l&pd)r.] 
 ©tiurt^ , nm ben letg miitbe jn madjen, 
 J. 9). !5nrrer, Spcrf !c. 
 
 Shortly, short'le, adit. 1. in fnrjer 
 3cit, balD. 2. fnr,}, in ber itiirje, turjlid), 
 mit menigen 553iirrcn. 
 
 Shortiicr, short'nur, s. bie ^erfon 
 Ob. i£«id)e. Die fiirjt, iicrffirjt, nbfi'irjt. 
 
 Shortness, shdnnes, «. l. f bie 
 Siirje * bcC' SBcgc* ic). 2. i a) Die fiilrje 
 (bcr 3cir, tee £cbcn5, cinef ©ebcrei; 20. b) 
 Me jviivje (menige 2Eorte). c) Die (gri|ligc) 
 •Be|\1)riinffl)eit. d) t bie lliii'tiflfDuimenljeit, 
 ■•Wangfil)iifrigfi-it (einer llcbenVi^ung so. 
 
 Tlie s ho r 1 II ess ot the nieiiiory , bai 
 
 fiivje ®ib.id)rni(j. - of breath, bie G'lig: 
 Iniiriigfi'it. The — of our reason, mirerf 
 t'erd)rniifte aScrnnnft; nnfere ©eiilesunuuili 
 foinniiul)cit. 
 
 Shorts, shorts, «. pi. I. [Oortr.] bie 
 iirne. 2. ('Mf.ir.J fiir^er i>aiif, Dtiffe oDcr 
 Scnrifle. 
 
 Shory .sho'i c.arf/.f nn bcrivnile (icgenb. 
 
 SItOt, shoi . praet. U. pp. V. Shoot. 
 
 Shot, (nngeir. scyt; l)o(l. school, 
 .scliot; pi. shot, and) shot.s. «. 1. bex 
 ©d)n(j (bcr SnAiinb, bn QtmaS fdjic^t). 
 2. (ba6 ©d)icf5en iinb bie biiburff) Ijcri'or; 
 gcbrad)te 2i3irfiing) ber ©d)iij5. 3. (Dao, 
 ma& gerd)o(Ten luirD) ber ipngcl, bn6 ©djrot. 
 Die JXugcl, (93tiir.] n(le aJrrcn von ivugeln. 
 4. Die ©d)ii0iucite, ©diicBineire. 5. ('Duir.) 
 a) - of a cable, bie ©pli|7nng. b) A -. 
 yuci i^ber brei nnf einunber gnpliiite >21nfer< 
 tiuie. 6. {{. Scot; bie 3ed)e, 9{cc^nung. 
 
 Shots of rain, Sicgcngfili'c. At a -, \\\\\ 
 cincn ©d)n6. A rolling and bounding — - 
 cin 'iJ3rclird)ng, tnnfcei; ®d)ng. Small -, ber 
 >pngcl, lONiU.j Slintenfugein, ■>))?n5feten> 
 fiigcln. Great -, Itiigdil. Cannon- — , 
 Die iviiiUMienfiigfUn). Round -, l>JKiir.) 
 cine Sligcl, Ivligdn. Double-headed -. 
 Die ©raiigcufiigchn) , iiMiippclfugclcni. She 
 plays her small-. ['OJfiir.J bni5 ©d)iff feiuTt 
 iiiir Dcni ipiinDgflwcl)r. Wiihin cannon--, 
 inncil)iiH) Dir finnoncniucite, Des .ftniioneiu 
 crrcid)*- A bow- — , Die SSiigcmdjiigiveire; 
 einee 25rgen|'d)ii|Te6 cbet cincn 25ogenrd)njj 
 iveit. 
 
 Shot-bag, ber ©d)ror6ente(. --belt, 
 bcr ©d)ri>tgiutcl. --boxes, *. pi. bie S.at> 
 tat("d)enfn|len. — free, I. fdiujjfiei. 2. f 
 )'d)ngfe(l, fcfl. 3. t i - against all the at. 
 lacks of honor, ptjiic alU6 <S-|)rgefiil)l. 4. i 
 nngftlrnft , uubcfdjiiDigt. 5. jed^rei. - - 
 garland, --locker, CDJTar.J Die fiiigcli 
 retfe ( nnf ^ricgf fdjiffcn ). --gauges,*. 
 pi [3lrfifl.l bie iliigcKchrcn , i?ngciprobcn. 
 -plugs, t. pi. ['OJi'iir.] 'ijjn'i'pcii lUMi tier' 
 fd)ieDfiicni finiiber, bie iviigciiid)cr Diiinit 
 iinuilrpfen. --pouch, bie O.igDrm'dje, 
 ©durisrcucDe. (mil)re liiDcn. 
 
 SllOt, t). a. Tu - the guns, Die &(' 
 
 SllO 
 
 Sliote., sln'ile. (aiuiflf. sceota) *. 1. 
 cine 'iirt Sorelle, Die 'illDfe 2. b.ie Jcrfel, 
 ©piinfcrfcl; 1". Shoot. 
 
 Shottcn, slfot'in, (u. shoot) »dj. 
 
 1. gckul)t l)ilbcilD. A - hening, Dcr .:pOl)i« 
 l)aruig. 2. in 2i5iiifcl inUJanfenb. 3. DCf 
 rciifr; biigliil)Mi. 4. gcronnen (u. Der OKild)). 
 
 Sliifug-h, shak. *. t ber 5J>uDeU)nnb; 
 r. Shock. 
 
 Shoiig-h, shoo, inter). f)iii"il)! f)nf(f)! 
 
 Sliould, shud, (prifet. u. Shall, 
 r. D.) I'olUe, luuvDc. t - do it, id) \oUtt ei 
 tljiin. - 1 do that, i»enn id) bai tl)are. If I 
 
 - etc , ivtUe id) 4C. Dft luirD nnd) - bai 
 >>iiiiptjeitiuort nu^gclnffcn ; j. 58. So sub- 
 jects love just kings, or so they should 
 CD. (). so iliey — love tliem) oDer |'l) follten 
 fie Diei'elt>en lieben. We think it strange 
 that stones should fall from the aerial 
 regions, Der Jafl i>on ©teinen auS Den 2nft« 
 gcgciiDcn l)eriil) fDUintt uii4 iVnDerbnr uor. 
 
 Shoulder, sliold'ur.(ongel|'.sculdre, 
 sculdor, sculder) 4. I. Die Sd)iiltcr. 2. t Die 
 ©d)iilrcr. 3. ber SSiig, 9S?rDcrl>iig, Dn^ 25or« 
 Dcvbliut (bei il)iertn)j Do* aSorbcrineriel lu, 
 cmcm ipiininicl). 4. Die 3ld)rel. 5. [ iCft^n.J 
 ein I)en'i)riW)enbee Ding , ctmaS 5pcri>Dt» 
 rngnibe^; j. 93. ber ©tog (einer Degem 
 [linger; bie 9liigliibung (eiiie» Snpfen*, 
 ^}5(lorf5); [li)pogc.] bie gidjfcl, 95ijrd)un(i 
 (einc6 93nd)i^abcn6) ; [^JKar.J bie iparfe (nu 
 eincin 25iorfe). 
 2. For on thy shoulders do I build my 
 seat. Shak. 
 
 Good broad shoulders, rectt breitc 
 ©(()llltcrn. This horse's - is out of joint, 
 Diefce ^ftrb ill biiglahm. A — of mutton- 
 sails, [>)Jfar.] tiile ©egel, bercn eine ©eiw 
 am ■JJinjle fal)rt. 
 
 Hrov. One shoulder of mutton draws 
 down another, je mti)x man t)at, it me()t 
 man luifl. 
 
 Shoulder- be-l t, b(\S 2i3clirgef)Snfle, 
 2i3cl)rfltl\ent. --blade, bns ©a)iiiterbintt, 
 '2id)K'lbein. — block, ['TOar.] ber ipnfen» 
 blorf. --bolt, [■0)far-] ein "iUugboljen mit 
 eincm ©tog. --bone, bae ©d)iilterbein, 
 ber ©d)iiUcrfiiod)cn. --clapper, 1. f &»» 
 ncr , ber cincn OlnDern niif bie ©d)iiltce 
 l'd)Uigt , Der a5i'rtrauiid)feit offeftirt , bet 
 ©d)ineid)lcr. 2. Der ipiifd)i'r. Shaij. - • 
 dab, Dcr S?a\\i}tt. --grafting, bit* 
 ■ij^fn^pfin in bie 3{inDe. --knot, ba6 2ld)» 
 rcUmiiD. --piece, ba« ©d)niteri , 2Jd)fcl» 
 lliirf. --pight, bnglal)m (oon ^^fcr« 
 Den), --shotten, buglal)m (o. ^ferbcn). 
 --slip, bie SScrreufiiiig Dcr ©d)iiucr. — • 
 
 — -S plait, i". '--pight. --straps, «. 
 p/.bicSpoiVntragcr. — - w r e n c h, f. — -p i g h t. 
 
 Sh«*ulder, v. a. I. am' Die ©djniter 
 oD. 'ildjici, aiif Den 'Jv'iirfcii ncljiiu'ii, rd)iiirern. 
 
 2. nut bcr ©d)iiiter Deiicfcn obex jlopen, 
 flogcn, rd)iippcn, idjupfcu, Dningen. 3. t 
 Draiigcn. [ten (iiouelirJ 
 
 Shoulder your uiiisket. {^Xilit.j {cl)\lU 
 
 To shoulder up, I. aiif Die ©d)iiUet 
 ncl)iiicn Ob. Icgcn. 'i. i Den Siiicfcn Ijaltcn, 
 lolnii, ocrthciDigcn. 
 
 SlKtllltiert^d, shoKlurd. adj. (in 
 3iM'iiiini"'iiH'iuiiiiii'ii I gcutuUirr, idjuirerifl, 
 iiiir v£ii)ii niM. aio:n! -. orcirrd)iiitcrifl 
 
 Sliuuhlerillg , klidid'u.ing , »■ 
 
rilf. far. f'lll. fat. Me. met. Finp. fin. >'6. iriovr. n6r, got, Oil, rlotiil. Tnbe. tub, full. t//in, Tflis. 857 
 
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 [jffilunflefc.] Wc Sd)\ifttt. [Straqflem- 
 
 Slioalder4ng-{>iece, [9trct)it.] itx 
 
 Slltiut, shdiii, ()ll shoot. ID. yiigYtliu 
 flfl)ori!T »•"• fill plo^lid)e6 &efd)Tti erl)ef<eii, 
 Inut rd)reifii igeivii|;nl. ucr greiieo, jniicl)= 
 jeii. 5'^ciiteiirute erfrt)n(lcn loffeii; (at) €iii 
 ®frct)rfi crhcbcn (ufccr). 
 
 Shwut, i>. a. fd)reiriib (cbroi)en, ein 
 ffliidtrfi flint (S-iiicu tri)eben. 
 
 liliuut, «. btr Iiuite 9iuf, ^reiibrii- 
 riif, trtfi e)«|'d)rei, •Jrcuteiifleiiljrd, ^ubti-- 
 flcicbrei. 
 
 To givr a greal shout, fAlltnilfiAtlC^ien. 
 
 Sliuiiterf shout'lir, t. Qintr, ttr 
 %reuti\\rm tti(t)aUtu Irtfit , ber 3nud)jrr, 
 goiiAjeiire. lpniicl)jeii, ®cinud)jf- 
 
 fe»liuiitiiiS', sh6ut iiig, <.Da££(^rcicii, 
 
 Sliovt^f shtiv, (aiioelf.sculan; scyfaiu 
 p. o. I. lAiti'di, llreeii, frf)iippcii; (along, 
 forward I f>rild)iebeii,fori|lii6cii j (back, hack- 
 waid) jiirucf|d)ift<eii , jiirurfilojjen; (away 
 Kt<\iA)Wben , luegiliigcii ; (down) Ijeriinrir- 
 frtjicbfii , ()criintei|lpgcn ; (off) nb|li'pcii; 
 t^nr.] (in) einilOMfii, ein("d)Iagen, (out) 
 utiidtiaqtw; (by) rorflflD^en, wegiVtieten. 
 2. t <'»y) Jueflflpgf"; uerj5gerii, ucrfdjirbrn. 
 SiiAK. 3. (tnittflfl finer ©tniifle ntif tnii 
 Sai.iffiT) fDrtid)iebcn, forrbciDtflf ii (ein 5)iH>t). 
 
 To shove along the floor, nil| brin 
 JJnet'often fortfdjicbcii. 
 
 Sliovet V. n. 1. fd)itbtn. i. fid) niit; 
 teirt eiiicr Stnnge in rineni SScote fortbf> 
 njegrn, ul'ilDecn; (oK) nbflpgen. [Stpg. 
 
 SliovCf <• bcr (Sd)ii6, ©(f)npv, €d;iipf, 
 Shove -groat shilling, btt 'Jlame 
 fimr Wuiije, bie im SBtilfeipiel (shovel- 
 board) (ili ^{arfe aebvaudtt iviirbe. Shak. 
 --net, tn\6 @d)lrppne0, €d)lagnr$. 
 
 lihuvelf shuv'vl, (angelf. •cofl) «. 
 Me i£rf)niifel, 6((>r.ppe. 
 
 A shovel full, (ine Gdfaiifd veil. 
 
 Shovel- board , 1. bie SBeilfrtofel, 
 l>rurftrtffl. 2. bai SBeitfefpiel; Edward -s, 
 eubiTiuunjen I'pn ©bunrb (VI.), berru tiinn 
 firf) beim ^eilfefpiele bebiente. Shak. — net, 
 bn< £rf)laflne^. 
 
 Uliovel, c. a. I. ft^Aufeln, fd)i'ipprn, 
 nnfTdiniifelu. 2. i f)fiiiffn; (up) nufhanfen, 
 nitfiiffii. DewHAM. 
 
 filiovelerf shuv'vlur, (nuc() Sho- 
 vel ard) t. IDrnii^.l bie e&ffelente, Cofffb 
 
 feili<»^v, shA, ^ (nngelf. sceawian; I)pn. 
 
 SlM^Wf ^ scliouwcn ; f(f)iiiien ) 
 
 priiet. khowed. shewed; pp. shown, showed, 
 shewed, shewn, e. a. 1. IC^nnilfnen, jlir 
 edi.iu iliflcM. 2. jeigen, lueifeii (fi'fjen Inffen; 
 aii)rigcit). 3. (into) &iueti Ovo^in) iveifrn, 
 (uhrf II ( ffinfiM ben SEBcg nnrf) einem Crte 
 jeigen); (in) einfuljren; (up) lier.uiftwtjren. 
 4. luberljntipt) jcigen iUnntiitf) nin(f)en). 5. 
 i a) \t'wn, bn\)fifcn, bnttljun. b) jfijjtn, 
 tfirfonnt niacfeen ; offenbnrcn. c) erfl^ren 
 (feiiifu <!53inen, eine ©teHetc); beuten (cinen 
 Ir.ium jc). d) erjcigen (Pinnbe, ®ute tc), 
 tnvniVn. e) (off) <iu«i'pre4eii (jfigcn). 
 
 To show tricks, ^r(Ten tViilen. The 
 showing of tricks. lnf(f)enfpiilcrfi"in|le. 
 To - the way, ben 2Beg jfigen , iveiien. To 
 - nny one A great deal of kliidiiesH, (Iniiriii 
 rirle Wilte erjcigen , fid) fel)r gufig flrgen 
 ftinen erroeifcn obet cciveifen. To - favor 
 
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 or mercy on nny persso , <?iliem (55iiltiT, 
 ©iiabe enveiiVn, erjeigeii. To - cause or 
 reason. ®riinDe aiigrbrn, allfein^1Il^l•r^L•(5en. 
 To — one's self a man. ftc^ {[16 ■•iJiiinn jei; 
 gen. It shows you beiicr, d fli'ifit 2ie 
 bi'(i't'r. I s li a 1 1 — you plainly of the Father. 
 |i id) luerbe end) frci l)er>ui£ verfilnbtgeit dimi 
 nieineni SSiuer. 
 
 To show forth, befiiniuniad)cn , ucv: 
 ft'iiibigcn ; niifmrn'cn. 
 
 To show upon, ffifili'tt liifTen. 
 
 Sliu^v, e. n. I. fid) ii'i>ii'n, crrcf^i'tnen, 
 nu6fcl}CM, (einer ®iid)C) gli'idjen , nnffeljiii 
 mie ... 2. eiii 'iln|Vl;vn l)rtbcii, |'d)tinfn, fut 
 jlellcn. 
 
 To show as if etc., (((^ileflen, t(}llli, 
 illf mrnn IC. My lord ol York, it belter 
 show'd with you etc., '^ 'J)Ti'l)lorb lUMl 5)iTf, 
 eg jlaiiD end) bifycr nn jc. Shak. 
 
 Iili(»%v, t. 1. ai bie (Sdiiiii (^er 3u: 
 ftanb tt6 0)ei'ri)t-nn)(rbeii^ ; (I'tiv>)d , ban man 
 fd)>iut). b) bie Sd)>iu, @d)aiiiiiif|lr(lnng; 
 [^piinbcl] ber ^tiiei'iii^, 4lu6l)ang. 2. ba^ 
 ed)anrpiel. 3. ber <B(\)t\n, 'iinrd)i'in. 4. bnc 
 liii^rre ^ilmVljen, "ilriig re. 5. ba6 3c>nfii> 
 'HJcifen, ^hifiveirrn- 6. t bie ®eberbe. Adoisoh. 
 7. baS Oiepriinge, ber ©tOiU. 
 
 On sliow , )u befchen. To set to -, jiir 
 iSd)au nii^ilcden, atifrlegeii. In open -, i>or 
 »H(ler2Iiigen. To make a fine-, prad)tig aiii$ 
 \etjtn. The city itself makes the noblest - 
 of any in the world, bie @(tibt felbil ges 
 mill^rt ben prad)tvu(lfleii <iliibli(f i>oii ber 
 -H3eit. A f«iry — , bie ijecrci. In -, beiii 
 i3d)eine nnd); niigerlict). To make - oi 
 anger, fid) lirgcrlid) fleden. For (&> -, juui 
 @d)i'ine. Without the — of botli, ei)\\t beibe 
 )n (rigcii. A dumb — . cine (liiniine ®eberbe 
 To make — of one's riches etc., nut |einen 
 i^eid)il}ninrrn pr>il)lcn, fid) ittjtn lii(ieii iiiitic. 
 - of CHttic, cat tie -show, eje aju-lji'djaii. 
 
 Sliow-box, bcr 91u*rctsc:jirt|len (inii 
 33naren). —-bread, Sliew-bread, 
 Iji'iD. 3(el.] bn6 £d)aiibri'b. --end, [5pnii: 
 bel] bcr 2Ji)rrd)nt5 inn eimtn ©iiirf lud);, 
 bcr •')3?iintcl; (nn eiiicm Siiirf Siuumct) bcr 
 Dcrtcl. --place, bcr £d)iiiiplnij. 
 
 Sliu^^'vr, siio'ur, «. (i-iucr, bcr jeigt, 
 R<ie G'tiUiig gctljtui ivcrbcn foU, &incr, bcr 
 erivcirt :c. 
 
 Shower of tricks, ber tiird)enfptrler. 
 
 Sll«»Y%'er) shouur, (aiigcir. scur; 
 i£d)iiiiir) I. I. bcr ©d'ojier i i){rgcngu|/, 
 $iigcl). 2. 1 a) bcr Scanner u'. iljcrtiicni; 
 9{cgcn. b) bcr i^ngcl U'on iUf'cilcii jc.;. c; 
 bie Jiidc lOWcngc, bcr llcbcrpiiM;. Shak. 
 
 S li o w e r - b n I li , ii\i XropflMb. 
 
 Sliotver, e «. rdjaiicni, ilnrf rcg> 
 ncn, l)agciM ; idown) ilarf rcgucii, gicpcii, 
 ()criib ilriMncii, ICiTfl.J trt)iitrcn. 
 
 l»lio%ver, V. a. 1. mi( ')i(qe\\ obcr 
 ()Ctabta(U'nbcni 4i3nftcr bcgic^cn , i'iDcrrd)ut: 
 ten, bcngneii. 2. ± a; rcgiicn Iftjjcu (ili'M' 
 fen ic; nn. tutf>- i» rd)iirtca; to - (down 
 nn . ., f)crobfd)t'uten onf ... 
 
 2. b) Cesar's favor, 
 
 Tliat show'rs down grcatnei>s on 
 
 his friends. Auul!>o^ 
 
 SltO^VOriliefiN, *liOa urcncs, *. CiU- 
 
 iKci-iiuniilje, :)iC(iciimcttcf. 
 
 lilkO^VerleNii , shCu urles , aiij 
 
 ttgciiloe, oi;iic £(t)iitier. 
 
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 Slioiirery, shou'uie, adj. regncrird). 
 
 Shawery weittlier, — season. b<\6 9?e» 
 gcnivrrtcr, Mr 9iegcii}cir [gdinjcnb 
 
 KllOWily, sho'ele. adv. prnd)tig, 
 
 Sliowiiiess, sho'enes.x. bie$nid)t; 
 Per (^Miin). (till. 2. gl.injcnb ifd)ciiii'rtr>. 
 
 .^llO'%«'isll, shoish, adj. 1. f prcid)* 
 
 SIlU^Vll, slione, pp. V. Show. 
 
 Slioi«'3', shoe, acy. 1. prac^jtig. 2. 
 gliiiijiiiE' ditcinbiir). 
 
 Slirag-, shrag. » a. f beft^neiben, 
 ivipfi'ln; orndjneiben, entinonnen. 
 
 $$lir»g', * fber nbgcic^nittcne Siucig 
 
 .^lirag-g-er, shrag'gur, t. t ©iner, 
 bcr bc!d)iiciPct, 23aiiiiie bcfd)iieibct. 
 
 Sliritiili, shrangk, fafl « prael. v. 
 S li r i n k. 
 
 .^Iirap, «hrap. ^». f ein tnit (Spren 
 lilirap<*, shripe.Jbcilreutcr^ia^, urn 
 
 iBogcl aiijulorfcii. 
 
 Slireclf shred, (nngclf. screadan) prncl. 
 n. /ip. shred, p. <i. in ©tilffe |"d)nciben, jct» 
 rd)nriben; jcrljiirfen; ftb|d)ncibcn, nbfjnuen. 
 
 filired, «. bi\6 @(t»iittt(ten, @il)mi}n, 
 bcr ^e^tn, Cnppen. 
 
 Shreds of cloth, bit^lbgnnge uom Xudf. 
 -8 of wit. u'i^lge Srorfen. 
 
 Sli redding', ahred'ding, «. bad 
 Srilif. Hooker. 
 
 Slire^V, shroo. (I), hotl. schreeuwen; 
 rd)reieii?) v. a. « iierivi"infd)cn, i'«rfrud)en. 
 
 Shrew'd, uerbnniiiit bo5hiift. Shak. 
 
 Slire^v, *. 1. bie 3aiifcrinn, <S3ifbrr. 
 bcllcrinn, K\6 bBfe SDcib, bcr 3<iiiftciifcl. 
 ■2. [BdoI.J bie ©pi()mflii«. 
 
 Shrewd, shrond. adj. 1. ♦ jnnfifcf>, 
 bo6l)nfi, bofe. 2. fd)Inn, li|1ig, fd)linim, nrg» 
 Iillig, iDi'c, i'crfd)nii0t, I'en'djlngcn. 3. fciii, 
 fd)iirt, i'd)nrifi(<)iig, |'d)iirfnniiig (®d)nrfrir.r 
 l)nbcnb; 6d)iirtTinn eiit()iiitenb). 4. *fd)iiinm, 
 bofe, libel. 5. * a) fd)liinin, tjttb. Shak. h) 
 l'd)limni, fitj'clig, gcfiiljriid). L'Esthanok. 
 
 To do one a slirewd turn, ■' G"ihcih 
 einen rdjlinimen, ubien Strcid) fpielcn. He 
 had a - bout of it, « man l)at il)ni nrg niU» 
 gcfpicit, ei hat il)in I'icl 'Mriim' gnnad)r. 
 
 Slirewdly, shroudlc. adv. I. « 
 
 bo61}aft, bofe, bofliaitcv uD. l)nniircluT fficne. 
 2. « arg, nngcmcin, iibirauS. 3.. ii|1ig, fitlau, 
 Icfe. 4. d)aririnnig, I'ciii. 6. niir uieitr tJ)e» 
 i»igl)cit, giir fcl)r. 6. ■■■ Ji^clig, gcial)rlid). 
 
 ISItre^vdiiesN, sii-'-odnes. ». i. f 
 Cic a3iu-l)cit; bcr -)3h!tl)ivil>c. 2. tie Srtjian* 
 l)cit, 'ilrgltih 3. bic.Sd)artTiiinigfi-it, Per 
 >5d)acifiiin ; bie (£d)laiil)cit u. gctjarfc (tti 
 ■Scrilaiibefi). _ (l)cftig, iin.H'finni. 
 
 Slire^visli, shrooi.sh, adj. iaiififift; 
 
 To be slirewisli, fcifcii, rd)nia(cn. 
 
 Slire\«'i.siily, shruulsiiie. udu. 1. 
 biitVniD , fciiciiD. 2. ungcruim , t)i'i'tig , init 
 jp.ifluifcir. 
 
 $«llire«vi.<i(IlIieKfl, shruoishnes, «. 
 
 Dai inntifdje, fireitiuditiije ^Ctfcii. 
 
 1 have no gift in shrewishness, i(^ 
 
 iMii hiiicfwcgs gcfdjirft jii Sanfcrcii'ii. Shak. 
 
 Slire^v- iiiUMNe, siiiuu'-;ii6use, 
 
 niuiiir. Ntrt-iiwa) s. (3i>oI-J bie Spi.tjniau*. 
 
 Sliriek, shicck, (|'d)iv. skrika; |». 
 
 .sgrc^'ian ; rd)rcicn) v. n. 1. eiiicn l)cf!en, 
 
 ..iiireii €d)rci tljiiii, ritrcicn, frcifdjcn, Inut 
 
 i.frd)rcicn. 2. t laut nuffdjrcicn (u. Q>«s 
 
 a)i||cii). 
 
858 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mc, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il. ci6iid. Ti'ibe, tub, full. t//in, THis. 
 
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 Shriek, *. 1. bet ©4ret. 2. iai 
 ©etrcifd) (einer ©nge). [<Zi)en\\ (i(i)"oxi(i. 
 
 Slirieval, shree'val, edj. jti eiiieni 
 
 Slirievalty^ shrce'valre, «. iiai 
 8lmt d6. tie &eti(t)t6bavtcit t'mei Sheriff. 
 
 Slirieve, slireev, + 1". Sherif. 
 
 Sltrift, shiift, (niigelf. serif t) «. * 1. 
 tit Dl)reiibcicf)te. 2. fcie aibfcIutiDii. Shak. 
 3. Me 9iiil;&runa bet SSeic^te, ba6 3lnit eine^ 
 JBeicfjtigcrS. Shak. 
 
 In shrift, * gnnj im 9Sertrnuen. 
 
 lilirig^lit, shrite, fur Shrieked. 
 
 Silirit^^ht, f. Shriek. 
 
 Siiirike, shrike, *. [Ornit^.] itv 
 Vinnnmn, SOBilrger. 
 
 Slirillf shiil, (W. grill) adj. 1. (je(.- 
 Icn6, t}(ii, ff^nrf, biircf)£»rinGcn& (UPii Her 
 ©timnie it.). 2. flellcuD (eineii flcflenbeii, 
 fdjnrfen Ion won firf> gebcnD), fct)iitteii6. 
 
 Shrill-gorged, ^ eiiie Ijctte ^cf)Ie 
 habenb. —-sounding, eiiicn gedciiCen 
 ion uiMi fid) gebcnb, l)fritDr6ringenC>. -- 
 t e n g u e d , eiue fd)ar;fliugenbe ©tinnnc 
 ^labcub. Itoncn. 
 
 Slirill, o. n. fcf)rinen, geflen, l^ell 
 
 A shrilling tiunipet, eine rd)a(Ii-nbc 
 Xtunipete. [nu6freird)en (ben ©d)nu'rj!c.). 
 
 Slirill,f. a. gedenb nii^brucfen; (forth i 
 
 jilirillness, shrilnls, a. t>a6 @ct. 
 len, (SJclli'ube; ©ellfnbe ber ©timme. 
 
 Sllirilly, shrii'lc, adv. geUenb, mit 
 (jtllciiDcr ©rjnime. 
 
 Slirillipf shrimp, (f)on. krinipen) v.a. 
 •f eiiifd)riiMipfeu cb. iufnnimeni'djtunipfcn 
 nia(l)en. 
 
 Slirimp, «. i. [3cof.]bie@eegarnee(e; 
 the white -, bie 6ec5cu|'(J)re(fe, 2. | ber 
 giuerg, JvnirpS. Shak. 
 
 Slirilie , shrine, (angelf. serin; 
 ©(f)rein) s. 1. ber ©cljrein. — for relics, 
 tn6 3{eliqiiicnfrt|ld)i'!i. 2. t ber 9lltnr. 
 
 Sliriiik, shringk, (aiigelf. scrincan) 
 praet. il. pp. shrunk; b(lS altepraet. shrank 
 unb pp. shrunken finb beinrtlje *, V. n. 1. 
 fd)riinipffn, ein|"d)niutpfen, jiirnnimenfc^runi: 
 pfeii, cinfriedjen, einlniifcn, cingcl;en, jmnni! 
 tuengcl)cn, fid) jiiinnnncujieljcn; jufnmtneib 
 trii(tiien. 2. i a) }iiriiinmenije(;cu, nbuel;incn 
 (u. ®elbe :c.); cinfrfjminben (o. ©tplje lo. 
 b) jiiffliimicnbebcn. c) juininmenfinfen , er; 
 litgeil (Under, iiuter). d; (with) bcben, jit: 
 tern (wor &iird)t ic.;, jnrfen. e) beben, jit; 
 tern (o. ^obcii). 3. vox (Sd)rc(f ic. jufiitm 
 mcnfnljren, erftnrren (at, bei). 4. t a; (flud) 
 niit back) junirfbi'bcn, jururffii(;ren, jiin'icf: 
 (tnrren, jiiriicffd)nubern. b) (from) (cincr 
 &a(t)t) nu^iueid)fn, nic^t bnran wi)'(cn;.jui 
 Cfirfbeben oor . . . 
 
 To shrink up, einfc^riimpfen ; jiirfen. 
 
 A shrinking up of the sinews, einc 
 Sii|nmnienjicl)iing, ein Siirfen ber ®el)nfn. 
 A shrunken sinew, eiue (2el;nf, bie fid) 
 jiifninnifiigfjogen Ijnt. The shrinking 
 shrub, die ©ilinp(l<inie. My heart is shrunk 
 With grief, uiein ^erj ifl beflcmnit. To - 
 at the (h'»>gl't of death, I'or bcm ®eCi(infen 
 on ben lob jiiriidbcbcn, bnoor fd)all^ern, 
 fid) bniHir ent,'e$en. To - from duty, tcr 
 e-rfiiniing einer ^f)id)t nii^iveid)cn. 
 
 Shrink, v. a. I. einlaiifcn Ui^tn; )u< 
 famnieniieijcn inad)en, einengcn; (up) jiirfen 
 (tie ^il)\tU\). 2. i nuitbein. 
 
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 Shrnnk shanks, veTrd)nnitpfte Sen> 
 ben. (Are all thy conque&ts, glories, tri- 
 umphs, spoils) shrunk to this Utile mea- 
 sure, in biefen fleiiien yjiuim eingefunfen? 
 
 Shak. 
 
 Shrink, t. I. bni @'inrd)niinpfen, bte 
 3ufninineniii'l)iing; Dfuniel. 2. l ii\6 .^eben, 
 Siicten, Der ©d)aiiDcr. 
 
 Shriiikagr*if shringk'idje, t. ba^ 
 6-inlaiifcn, (Jiugeljen, 3ii|''iii"'"'ngcf)en, 3u= 
 fniuinentrocfneu; [j^iinCelJ bie -Dtefaftie, ber 
 >Kiid)ine. 
 
 Shrinker, shiingk'u-r, «. &iner, 
 ber, ©me, bie fd)nuCert, bcbt, jittert., jiirft, 
 }uri'icfiueid)t, jiiriicf.fiil)rt. l"lty. 
 
 Siirivaity, shiiv'valte, f. Shriev- 
 
 Slirive, shrive, (nugelf. scrifan) v.a. 
 * ^cid)te l;ijren. - v. n. bcic^ten, jut 23eid)te 
 n^en. Shak. 
 
 Shrivel, shriv'vl, (u. rive!) V. n. 
 cinfd)ruui|>fen, fid) jufnnnneiiiiel;en, rtiiijclig 
 lucrOen, runjcln. [lig luerbfii. 
 
 To s liT i V e I with age , Dor filter ruilje; 
 
 Siirivel, v.a. l. rnnjelii, jiiiani: 
 incMjii'ljen. 2. t (up) nieberbriiden, nicber; 
 ld)lrtgen (Die ©eele). [unter- 
 
 Siiriver, shri'vur, *. * ber 25eid)t; 
 
 Sliriviug', shii'viiig, t. " i>a6 ^nd) 
 ten, bie iBi'id)te. I — time, Ne 58etd)tjtii. 
 
 Shriving-work, bie SBeic^te. Shak- 
 
 Sikroud, shroud, (angcif. scrud) s- 
 
 1. (bie Sjeberfung) ber ©d)ii(j, bM Dbbiid). 
 
 2. bflg ®r(ibtud), ©tcrbetud), £eid)eiutid), 
 ©terbefleib. 3. [?Wiir.J ») i(\$ ©tgeUiid), 
 ©egd. b) bie aBiinD; - cb. pi. Shrouds, 
 Die 2Bnnb, SBnuDtnue. 4. f ber 3i«eig, 31)1. 
 
 Mizzen -shrouds, [^Kiir.J bie SJe; 
 faniunnb. To set up the -s, [■OKnr.] bie 
 -H3iinb (infe^en. To ease the -s, [■JJiar.J bie 
 ^IBanb itiunS a^oieren. 
 
 Shroud-laid, [-DJJar.] fabeliveife ge^ 
 l"d)Iagcn. --plates, a. pi. ['^trtr.] Die 
 iviappen an ben ^iittingcn. --stopper, 
 l'TCnr.]bcr 2)org in ber 2Diinb. — trucks, 
 *. pt. [iJK.ir.i bie SBnnbfluieii. 
 
 Shroud, v.a. 1. a) becfen, bebeden; 
 fd)ri$cM, befcbii^en, bcrgen, uermnljren j. Qi-. 
 neni jum Dbbnd) bienen. b) to - one's self, 
 fid) bergen, fid) in ©id)erl)eit bringen. c) 
 (from) fd)ilt!en (uor). 2. bergen, uerbcrgen, 
 iH-rilccf en ; (in) Ijiitleu, einiuidiln, einhuden 
 (ill). 3. i lerbergcn. 4. (l'eid)eii) niifleiDeii, 
 ciiil)ii(len , eiiiivirfeln. 5. § befleiDen, aii.iie> 
 l)en. 6. t ivipfclu (S3niinie), flu^l;auen, be: 
 I'niicn, bc|'d)iieiDen. Chambeks. 
 
 3 Some tempest rise. 
 
 And blow out all the stars that light 
 
 the skies. 
 To shroud my shame. Drvden. 
 
 To be shrouded in despair, niit Der 
 aSer.iiDeiftniig fampfcn. [riid)fii. 
 
 liiirouti, V. n. ©d)ii^, ein DbDnd) 
 
 Siiroutty, shroiid'e, adj. tin Db> 
 Dnd) giiualjri'uD, fd)iitjeiiD. 
 
 Shruve, shrove, 1). II. f on ben %<i\i< 
 nnd)r*rpieicii , 5rt|1iiiid)rc-feicrlid)feiteii X>}ul 
 iiei)iiieii. Die 55ii|liiiid)rprpii'ie iiiitniiid)en. 
 
 S h ro V e • s u n H a y , Der er|lc (Jii|"leiironn; 
 tng; [rem. farl). .Sird)e) bie gro^e, nire 5'Ml= 
 .iiid)t. --tide, Die SnOi'nd)t, grtileiijeit. 
 --tuesday, bie 5Ja|lna(t)r, ber ijatlen> 
 bitniuiQ. 
 
 SHU 
 
 Shroving', shro'ving, *. bie Jnfl. 
 
 nnd)tlii|l, 5ii|liiad)tlu|lbnrfeit. 
 
 Shrub, slirub, (nngelf. scrob) *. l. 
 bie ©tiuibe, Der ©trniic^, SBiifd), bnS ©rnin 
 bengi'mad)5; ber Smcrgtrtiiin. 2. | Der 3iucr(V 
 iinirp^. 3. Der fiirje uirgiiii|"d)e Iiib»if, Der 
 luciiig 9{ippen t)nt. 4. (v. sirup) ein Ciietniiif 
 uon Sitroneniaft ic., Surfer u. Sjniuiitiuein 
 
 Slirub, V. a. 1. oon SJiifcfjeu ocet 
 ©tniiben reiiiigen. 2. © nbpnlgelii. 
 
 Siirubbery, shrubbiir^, «. i. $ 
 33urd)e, ©tnuDen, ©tauDeiigciuiid)re (im "JllU 
 gemciueii). 2. Die 'i)5tTiiiijuiig von ©taubeiu 
 gtivnrf)reii, bn6 Weilraiid), ber SSufd). 
 
 Sitrubbiuess, shrub'benes, «. bie 
 i1rflud)ige, tlniiDciinrtigc 55e)'d)nffeiiljeit, bai 
 ©traud)id)te, 5Siird)id)tc. 
 
 Slirubby, shiub'be, adj. 1. flrait« 
 d)id)t, burd)id)t, ilnubennrtig; nu6 ©tnuben 
 DcflefjcuD, ©tiiuben... 2. biiutig, tlriiurf)!^. 
 
 A shrubby plant, ein ©tauDeiigeil)rtd)3. 
 
 Siiruif , shruf, (f(i)roif> «. t bi< 
 Sd)iiirfe. 
 
 Siirug-, shri'ig, (I), ritcten) v. a. in 
 Die Spb\}e jicl;en, eiiijief)eii, jufnmmenjie^en, 
 (bie 31d)niii) jurfeii. 
 
 Sitrug-, V. n. bit 2((^rer jiicfen (yor 
 (Jntfetjen to, fd)nubern, beben, jurauiinen« 
 faljren. 
 
 Siirugc, (. bai ^d)re(ju(fen. 
 
 To give a shrug. Die »Hd)feln jurfeti. 
 
 Shruuii, shrungk, praet. U. pp. l>. 
 Shrink. [pp. u. Shrink. 
 
 Sitrunken, shrungk'kn, beinaf;e * 
 
 Siiudder , xhuddur , (I'c^nubern, 
 fd)iirrern) v. n. fd)nuDern, erbeben, jittern. 
 
 Siiudder, t. Der ©d)tui(D)er. Shax. 
 
 Sltuffle, shufn, (fjuri. schoffelen) 
 
 e. a. 1. ijiut u. f)enucrfen, l)iniiber u. I)er« 
 
 liber fd)ieben ob. luerfen. Locke. 2. (il)AU 
 
 tedi, inird)cn, mengen, i'eruiifd)en, uuter ein. 
 
 niiber luerfen, nieiigen oD. niir(f)en, in Un« 
 
 orDnung bringen; (together) unter einnnber 
 
 nufdjeii. 3. i a) lifligeK S^tife no^in btlti» 
 
 gen, fpielen, (into) fdjieben, fpieien, prnfti* 
 
 jiren, (Icrten unter .., (in) ^ineinf))ielen, 
 
 ()ineiufd)icben, J)ineinfledcn , ^ineinprnftiii* 
 
 ren. b) (away) nuf eine li|lij>e SlUeife (OTt* 
 
 tiil;ren, luegpraftijiren. Shak. 
 
 3. a) It was contrived by your enemies, and 
 
 shuffled into the papers that were 
 
 seized. Dbyoek. 
 
 A shuffled light, ein gemifc^ted l!id)t. 
 To - cards, ilnrten niird)eil. To - a sum- 
 mons, [3{fd)t^fpr.] Die'ipnrtei uon einer uer» 
 fugren gcrid)tiid)en$8orlabuiia nid)t in£ennt« 
 niij fetjen. 
 
 To shuffle off, uon fid) fd)ieben, oon 
 fid) u)egrd)ieben , imn fid) nbii'iiiicn , <ibfd)iU5 
 teln, iibiucrfen, ableljnen, fid) I'oni jpnife 
 rd)iiffen , n)egfd)atfcii , (eiiict ©nd)e) (li)lig) 
 oii6iucid)eii, iiu* Dtin 2Bfge get)en, (ein ®e» 
 fdiaft) niid)lnfftg uerrid)ten; nbleugnen; aSi 
 fertigfii, nbfiiMDen. 
 
 To shuffle off a fault upon another, 
 cinen geljler nuf einen ainDern fri)iebin. If 
 any thing miscarries, we shuffle it off 
 to our neighbors, lueiin (rtrjaf niiglingt, 
 fo giefsen luir ti umern 3iad)biirii in bie 
 ©d)iit)e, lueffcn tuit uiiferii i)iiid)br.rn bit 
 ©d)uiD Dnt-on bei. 
 
 To shuft'le up, aiif cine ubecciite, un* 
 
Fai«. far. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. [Hi. m&ve, n6r, jjot, 611, cl5u(l. Tiibe, tOh, full. tAin, THis. 859 
 
 SHU 
 
 tr^ell^icf)t, bi-trufllicfte, iiiier((iii6te ^fiff jii 
 ©fnnPc triiKien; (eiiteii jJricDen ic.) ein- 
 faDein, a&Mrceii -, ubtt $nl£ uiiD Ropf tuv 
 Uiteii c^. niu^rMieii. 
 
 Sliuirie, 0. n. I. (Me) Satttn mi> 
 f(f)eii. i. t mil 3{mifen unifleljeii, Dt.infe ge= 
 fcniiidteii. 
 
 Tliere is no shuffling, ia gUt fetll 
 £uiifti)r:ff. A all iif fling excuse, tint 
 fnl)le •!lii5tliirf)t. Your life, good master, 
 must -for itself, 6ein Ceben , giitet S?erx, 
 niiig firf) fi'lf'l^ J" r«tt«ii fu(l)en. Shak. You 
 are to -. Sit miidjtn bic ^artrn. 
 
 Sliuirie, *. 1. t>a6 -^twcitM, 'yjii\d>t\\, 
 65finird)e, iit 0)iirrf)iin(j; t>i\6 Knrieiimi|£^eii. 
 2. t itr Siiii|1griff, @(f)iietter. 
 
 Shuffle- board, bn£ Spiefbret, bie 
 ©eilPftiifef. --cap. Bn« 5?iitr(t)i'itteln, ein 
 ©pif 1. iBi'bri man CUelb in einem >piite fdjuttf It. 
 
 SltulTIe, c. n. 1. iin Oki)(u rc()ivnu> 
 ffn, lunrfeln. 2. e fegeii (beim Iniijcn ben 
 ©Dben ()iirt flrcifen). Shah. 
 
 A shuffling nag. ein unri(f)erec 6)>itil. 
 
 ShufTler, slmfflur, «. I. ber yiii-. 
 fd)er, fvartriiiiiber. 2. f ber 3{.infemn((>cr. 
 
 SliulTliii^, sliuffling, «. 1. iai 
 gKird)eii, '•IWiiigen; ^flrtenini|'d)en. 2. i ber 
 SuM|1griff, aBinfdjiiq, bie <!hi«flu£()t. 3. ber 
 fd))uniifeiibe iritt, iuifi(f)cre 0)iing. 
 
 Sliuiriinifly, shdf'fliugle. adv. I. 
 iinrebijd), betru«)iic^, init Oianfen. 2. nH' 
 dtlwi, mit uiiftd)ern, fc^mdnfenben XritCen. 
 
 Sliug-, shug, (\d)iidt») V. a. o (dmiw 
 gen, fctjiitteln. [(sjetreibe. 
 
 S h II g g i n g • , bei ber Qtntt uerilreiitcf 
 
 Sliuiiiac, shii'uiak, «. (fSut.] bee 
 (Euinnrf), (Sd)nio(t. 
 
 Sliun, sliun, (angeff. scunian, ascu- 
 ■lan) V. n. fid) fc^eueit, uermeibeu (&tiua£ 
 ju thiin). 
 
 SIlun, V. a. tnctben, (Tie^en, (eltter 
 6a(f)e, einrm <Sd)laqt) nii£iveic()en. 
 
 Sliuulesiif khun'lls, adj. f iinver: 
 meiblid), unflu^iueit^bnr. — Shuo'lest- 
 ness. «. t bie Uiiuernieib(i4)fett. 
 
 Sliiirk, r. Shark. 
 
 lilittt, hliut, (nngeif. scittan. scyttan) 
 prnet. u. pp- sliut. V. a. 1. a) fd)liegeu, uer= 
 f(t)lie§en, iunnK^ni, fperren. h) fdjliegen. 
 iuniiiii^en (bie jpanb, bie 3lngen to. c) 
 fperren (©eeljnfen jc). 2. t i'eriucl)ren (ucr. 
 bieten). 3. (in; einfc^Iie^en (in>. 4. au6-- 
 f(t)liegen (from, von). 3. [^ec^n.] verbinben, 
 [(&d)loiT-l fd)iueipen; (together) iu|ammeu= 
 fd)ii'einen. 
 
 To shut the door upon any one, (f ineni 
 bie 5l)iir I'cr brr iJiiij'e juniiKt^en. Nor - thy 
 hand ironi lliy poor brother, U nod) bcine 
 $iinb int;>ilten gcgcn bcincn nrmen 33riiber. 
 To get - of . . , fi(^ lo5miid)en oon ... To 
 gc?t - of tlie prejudices of education, bic 
 5Boriirtl)cile ber G'riie()ung nblegen. Are 
 you — of him. feib il}r if}n toil 
 
 To sliut in, I. einfpcrren, etiir(f)lieBen. 
 2. ['i))iiu.j cinfitliegcn (menu eine Sanbi'piQe, 
 ein $iiiirt einen aiibcrii ucrbecft), bie ^U»i-- 
 "d)f ocrfpcrren. 
 
 To shut out, I. nii£rd)lie0en, aii^fper: 
 een, l;iniiufiVrrren. 2. i aui\<t)li<-^t\\ , oer: 
 biinnen i(*>cbiinffii jc.) (from. i>on, fliu<). 
 
 To shut up, I. i«rrrd)lie6eii, jiird)lie§en, 
 jeripctniii (cmcii ip.iten; fpirrcii. 2. 1 be» 
 
 SIB 
 
 fctlfiegen, (einer ©rtd)e) ein ffnbe mrt(<>en. 
 Collier. 3. einfc^^licgeu, eiufperreii ((^ineii). 
 4. berd}ltegen, bie ^tit enbigen. Shak. 
 
 Before faith caiue , we were kept under 
 the law, sliut up unto the f.iitli, || el;e 
 benn nbcr ber (})l>iiibe fiim, ivtirben luir tins 
 rer beni &e\c^t penualjrt iinb Der|"d)Iof[en 
 iiiif ben ©liiuben. To -shop, [^iinbel] ben 
 SiiDen iiimnd)en, einpnden, einlegcn; (t) 
 ■Sanftrott nitidjen. (geljen. 
 
 Siiut, V. n. I'd^lieOen, iidf |(()(ie0en, ju- 
 
 The door ahuta hard, bie Xl)ure gel;t 
 l)(irt ju. 
 
 Shut, «. I. t^6 Sdtlit^en, bie S3er: 
 rd)lie0iiMg, bee @(t)lu6. 2. (fiir Shutter; 
 Bie Jtlappe. - of a window, ber SJeuflerliv 
 ben. 3. bie fleine Dcjfnung, bie lul) rd)licbeii 
 liipt. [btinfel geivurben 
 
 Since the shut of evenlug, -f feitbem ce 
 
 Shutter, shuCtur, «. i. ber <Bd)Ut< 
 Ber, SBerfctjiiepcr, (riiier, ber inmadjt. 2. im 
 Il)urd)eii, bie ^iiippe, ber Sabeii. -• of a 
 window, bie ($eii|leriaben. 
 
 Sliutier-bolts , «. pt. S(()iibriege(. 
 -•knobs, «. pi. <2c{)iebliibcntiiopfe. -- 
 latchea, «. pi. Saiiffd^loiJer. —-screws, 
 *. pi. Jeiiflerliibeiudjrauben. 
 
 Shutting', shut ting, t. bai @(()lie< 
 6en, (Sperrcil. - of the day-light, — of the 
 
 day, bie ?lbeiibbtimmeriing. 
 
 Shuttle, shiit'tl, (P. shoot) t. [<IDeb.] 
 
 bet il3eb|\1)iif, ^Deberfc^iffdjen. IJcberipiel. 
 Shuttle - cock, t)cr (JeberbaK; ia6 
 Shy, shi, (rd)en; iaw. sky) adj. l. 
 
 \<i)ea (wit tin ^I'erb 20. 2. fc^eu, fc^ui^tern. 
 
 3. angillict), uur|ld)rig, bet)ut|nm (of, in). 4. 
 
 iugivot)nii'd), ini^tranifit), (of) eiferiut^tig 
 
 (niif). 5. jururfljnitenb. 6. t fiilt, fnltfinnig. 
 
 3. I am very shy of using corrosive 
 
 liquors la tbeprepacationof niediciues. 
 
 BOVKE. 
 
 A stinking ulcer which made every body 
 sliy 10 come near her, ein flinfenbe6 &t: 
 rd)iui'ir, bn* 3cberniaiin aui il;rer S^iilje oer^ 
 rd)(U(^te. To be — of telling tlie truth, 
 iiid)[ mit ber SUiiljrl^eit t)ctau6 ivoRen. 1 
 know you — to be obliged, ic^ luei^, ba^ Sie 
 uid)t gerne ivicber 2$erbinblict)fciten l;iiben 
 luodcn. She is very -, fie ijl fel)r iiirucf= 
 i)aUenb inad)t bie i&probe. He is very - 
 of me , er meibet ini0 \'o piel er fann. 
 
 Shyly, shi'le, ado. \(i)tu, rd)ud)tern; 
 )iirucf^>iltcnb, mit 3iir(icff)ii(tuiig, frembi 
 bel)nrmiii ; nrgnioi;nif(f). 
 
 Shyne«s , shinla, «. bie ©c^eti, 
 Sd)iid)U'rnl)cii; 3i'riirfl)n'tuiig, iai juriicf; 
 l)altenbe <:S3e|Vui bie ^el)Ut|VimCeiti bee >21cg- 
 iuol)n. 
 
 Si, se, (it.) «. I'JJtnf] bai H, h. 
 
 Sii^^fOua^frn, !>iagoni'gra, (gr.) s. 
 [O^iec.) cie iviniilabengic^f. 
 
 Sialujuro^ue, stalogog, (gr.) $. 
 [^Tiei.] iai fpcid)eltrcibenbe '•Mfittel. 
 
 Sib, sib, (@ippe) (aniii'ir 'iO.) = per- 
 lurtiibf, iSenuanbte. [fd)orfi|"(!)e 2ii|l|'end)e. 
 
 Sibbens, sib'benx, «. ['07?eb. ] bie 
 
 Siberia,sibe rea,j.[(3)cogr.j Siberieii. 
 
 Siberian, sibe'rean, adj ilberifd). 
 - t. ber Siberier. (ber ©iberit. 
 
 Siberite, s'b'ertte, «. [-OTiiicralg.] 
 
 Sibila&llt,sib'elaut,((ilt.)a(<y. .(i|'d)riit>. 
 
 Sibilant, «. l®mmm.J bet 3i|d>uiiter. 
 
 SIC 
 
 Sibilation, s'beli'shun , t. iai 3i* 
 
 fc^en, (JJcjiiite. 
 
 Sibyl, sib'bil, (fnt.) «. bie ©ibi^ne. 
 
 Sibylline, sib'b'lli'ne, ad/.fibi)(linir(^ 
 
 Sicain<>re, sik'amore, ) «. [93ot.] 
 
 Sycamore, J ber ipilbe 
 
 JJfigeiibiiiim. 
 
 Siccate, sik'kite. (rnt.)«>.a.trD(fnen. 
 
 Siccatiun, iilkkA'shuu, «. f iai 
 irorfiicn. 
 
 Siccative, sik'kailv, adj. trorfnenb, 
 trocffii mrtd)cnb. - t. iai trocfiieiibe iOIitrel. 
 
 Siccity, sik'sete, t. bie l.rorfrnl)eir. 
 
 Sice, size, (fr. six) * [ieiirftlip.] bit 
 Se<\)i. --point, ofle ©cd)5. 
 
 Sicilian, liesii'yau. adj. fijilift^. — «. 
 ber ©ijilier. 
 
 Sicily, sis'ele. «. [(sjcogr.] Siiiiien. 
 
 Sick, sik, (aiigi'lf. seoc; fied)) adj. 
 I. tniiif (of, an); I'ibd, iiu1)t mohl. 2. 1 a) 
 (of) fninf (on); (einer ®.u1)e) tniibe, fiber* 
 brfimg. b) t Perberbt. Shak. 
 
 Tlie sick, bie Ixranfen, frrtiife £eiite. 
 - at the stomach, fi,1) erbredjeii luodrnb. 
 To fall -, franf luerben. I am - at heart, 
 illir i|l t'ibel. He was not so — of his mas- 
 ter as of etc. , i()in war iiic^t I'p fel)r fetu 
 >perr aU k. oerleioet. 
 
 Sick-birth [^TTtar.], --chamber, 
 bie ^ranfenilube. — list, bie .Rran(enli|le. 
 
 Sick, e. a. t franf ma(i)en. 
 
 Sicken, sikkn, v- ». 1. fietf^eii, franf 
 fein. 2. 1 aj baljinfitwi'ibcn, pergeOen, per» 
 ifiegen (p. ^reuben 20. b) uberbniri'ig feiu, 
 efeln. Smak. c) juin &fel iverben, )iim Ucber* 
 bruiJe iverben ; (into) burd) lleberDru^ iperbeii 
 )U . . , (tii) penuanbeln in . . . 3. franf iperbeii, 
 erfranfen ; [iSot.] franf iperbeu (p. ^Jflaiijen). 
 4. einen &tl beCommeu. He sickened at 
 the sight of etc. , «i mnrbe i^m beim '2ii)> 
 blicfe pun te. ivcf) ob. fibet. 
 
 2. c) The toiling pleasure sickens into 
 
 pain. Ooi.DSMiTH. 
 
 Sicken, v. a. 1. franf mad)en. 2. 
 
 iitni (^rbred)eii rei^en. 3. i ^ineii anefelii. 
 
 4. t enifriitten, au^mergein; t'd)!uad)eii.SiiAit. 
 
 3. it sickens one to hear the fawning 
 
 sycophant. Webster. 
 
 It sick ens the stomach, ti periiriad)t 
 llebelCciten. 
 
 Sickish, sik'fsh, adj. 1. (rmiflid), 
 fted), iiiipag. 2. efelig, eMl;a|t, Qtel erre< 
 genb, mit Qtti erfiidcnb. 
 
 Sickishness, sikUhnls, «. iai 
 Gfeil^afte, bie eigen|4)aft, ba Qmn& g-fei 
 erreat. [*. bit ©id)cl. 
 
 Sickle, sik'kl, (angclf. sicei. sicoi) 
 
 Sickle - feather , bie (Sc^ivaiiifeber, 
 ©iciierfibet (ber iBiJgel). --man, cet 
 Sd)iiitier. --wort, (aSot.] ba* 3npfen>, 
 3apfd)enfraiit. [perrel)en. 
 
 Sickled, sfkkld, adj. niit einer @ii()el 
 
 Sinkler, skkirir, s. ber ®d)iii[ter. 
 
 Siciiiiness, sik'klenes, s. bit (^iec{)< 
 t)tit, llMpaplid)feit, £r>infiid)feit. 
 
 The sickliness of a season, of a 
 climate, bic ungeiuiibe O^O'^s^i'i'' ^"^ ""• 
 gefiinbe ^lima. 
 
 Sickly, sik'kic, adj. 1. a) franflicb, 
 unpiiMlid). b) tied), rd)iUiid)lid). 2. i a) iin< 
 gefiinb (3eit, ipctb|l, itlima u.;. b) rtiuo£t>, 
 niau, buip. 
 
8()0 Vhlc. dr. fall. fal. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, i;6t, 6il, c.lotid. Tube, Jnlt. full. i//in. TIFia. 
 
 Sl(3 
 
 To lie siclily. fninfctlt. To grow-, 
 erM.ifTiii (V. -WiiliPc). Drvden. 
 
 Sicliiy, ». «• t frfliif. iinpiiMli*- l"'iG 
 tiindifii ^ Shak. 
 
 JiickneK.s, i.:k'nes, 4. I. Me ©irrtv 
 ^fit, .Rrniifiifl)feit, ®ii(()t. 2. Me iCrniifl^i'it. 
 Great -, t)ie '$t\i. 3. - of the stomach, tie 
 Ucteifcit. 
 
 SiCltry, sik'ure, (flr. kichoriou) «. 
 [23i'r.) Me Oidmric, ^Ci'fliunrre. 
 
 Siifle, side, (nilfliir. sid, side, sida) *. 
 I. 6ic@eite (ciiu-i- ©rtd)C, '^Jtrrou). "i. i a) Mo 
 €et e (trr Waiitii nn^tv un?, nl^ eiiic Jl'irf)'" 
 6ftrnrf)tet). b) tie €eite cMe 91rt ii. 2t3fiiV, 
 ttie lid) fill Din<l vonlfflt, mie innn c5 fid) 
 Borili'flt). 3. ter 9?an6 (ciiier £lui'tlc k. ) ; 
 4l&hniiG (eiiu'!? ^iiijifls-) ; Me €eire , ®l'(^en^. 
 4. 1 a) bic ©eite, 'ipnrtei. h) tie (Scite (iitii 
 eiiicn®riibtiTS5cnuniittfd}(ift aii^jiitriirffn). 
 
 On this side the Rliiiie, tief|i'iti5 te^ 
 ??hciii5. (On) tliis - of tlie water, l)ici- jii 
 Cnube, ill tict'cr CSioflciib. On yon -, on ilie 
 other -, jeiiri'irS. On the oilier - of liie 
 Rhine, jfllfeirS be6 9{I)ciii8. The east and 
 west -, tie txlIJdie ii. iui-fllid)e ©cite. The 
 right -, the left -, tie rcd)te ©cite, D{cd)re, 
 lillte ©eite, SinfC. From one - of heaven 
 to the oilier, I'Dii finer ©eire t>ei ipiiutiirle 
 jur nnfcerii. The -s. — planlts of a ship. 
 bie ©citcil eillcS ©djiffc^. Tlie -sofa gun- 
 carriage, tic Soffcttcmuntite. He has got a 
 pain in his -, er {)<\t ©citeiiiucl). By his -. 
 flu fcincr ©eite. To sliake one's — s with 
 laughter, {id) wv 2ad)eii tie ©eitcii (;nltcii; 
 Dcr 2ad)cii bcrften ivoflcn. By the -s of 
 fountains, nc&eiiQuencii. On neither-, niif 
 fciiier ©cite, iind) feiiicr ©eite l^iii, niif feiiic 
 €eite. On every -, fltif nflcii ©eitcii. To 
 whicliever — we direct our view, iBOl'ill luir 
 and) tiiircrc $3Iiffe ricfeteii, ii'enben. On botli 
 -s, niif beitcu ©citen. On one -, nuf eiiier 
 Seite, citifrfcit5. On the other -, niif ter 
 untcrn ©eite, ontercrfcit^. As noted on the 
 other -, ivie imiflc()Cllb. The Lord is on 
 luy -, II tci" 5?ciT ill tiiit iiiir. To be on 
 one's -, ntif OiUiniite ©eite feiii. To enlist 
 an the - of tlie whigs, of the tories, flrf) J" 
 ten SBIiige, iorieS fdjlngeii. To change -s. 
 fid) }ii finer nuterii 'ipartei fd)fiigcii. To take 
 -s, fid) jii eiiicr 'ipnrrei fdjlnflcii, ju eincr 
 ^artei tretcn.. To take any one's -, niu 
 (S-iiiefi ©eite treten, 5eiii(iiit« 5J5nrtei erflni; 
 fen. He takes on the strongest -, er halt 
 e« niit tent ©tnrf|tcii. He has the laugh 
 • N his -, er ()nt tie Snc^er nuf feiner ©cite. 
 1 give it on your -, id) erfeiine ei 0'}nen 
 JU. The trial will go on his -, er luirt ben 
 Sprnjcg gciuinncn. To speak on one's -, ji: 
 5iniant5 ^eflca rcben. To choose -«, SEctt; 
 flrciter, 2Beftfmnpfir, 'ipartcicn (jum SLBcttt 
 flrcite in irgcnt ©tiunS) nn^ronljlcn. By the 
 father's — , by the mother's — , LHMl Dflter* 
 'Iid)tr ©cite, mm ©eircu fciiieg SSntcrS, vvn 
 iHiittcrlid)cr©eite, i'Oti®citen feiner TOiitter. 
 
 B e d - 8 i d e , bie flcflcn bie SSant flcfcljrtc 
 ©cite tte <8cttc«, ter $Iii$ jiDird)cn cincm 
 flJette u. ber 20anb. Sea--, tie ^i"i|le. 
 Water — , i>a6 lifer. 
 
 Side, "rfj- 1. fl" I'b- nnf ter ©eite be-. 
 pnbiid), ©citen..; gieOcii... 2. * inufl, 
 treit, weit. 
 
 Side bleeves, lm(it fennel. Siuk. 
 
 SID 
 
 Side-arms, s. pi. tnS ©citcngovcfir 
 -•bar. tnfi ©circnflurf, <nii ©cirtcln) tic 
 lofdie. —-beams, * pi. [ lijuogr. ] tic 
 i^rcgiviinte. --blow, ter ©crtciird)liin- -- 
 hoard. 1. tng ©citcntret; (nil $)iit»nK.) 
 tic Diiufte, g-nfitniibe. 2. ter ©citciitird), 
 ?icbcntifd); - table, ter ©d)ciiftird), .<?rc: 
 teiiirifd). —-box, [ilicnt.l tic ©citcnloiic- 
 --face, tn* ©circngcf[d)t, ^^rffil, (5)cfid)t 
 iHMi ter ©cite. -fish. [-DTfiir. ] bii^ inirtcrc 
 II. I)intere ©rilcf fiiic^ au& indircrcn Snirfiii 
 iiifiininicniicrctstcn -Wailcfi. --fly, eiii 311 = 
 I'eft. --glance, ter SrifciiOlicf. — lan- 
 tern, ["TOnr.] bic ©d)liid)tliitcrne (nut 
 .Rricg^-fdnffcii). --lays, s pi. [lOnitnnpri 
 trird)c Ongtljiinte ini 5?iiitcr()iiltc ( uni tic 
 nbgcjiiijtcn ipiinte nti (iriinfT'.-n Drtcn ntiju. 
 roien). --lining, [©d)ii|l. ] iiii ©circiu 
 Ictcr, tie .Ct'erfleinnic. --motion, tic 
 ©circiUn-iucniing, rd)ici'c iicivegung. --post. 
 tcr©citcnpfo|1cn, Scirciipfnl)!. --respect, 
 tic 9?c['cnriifffid)t. --saddle, ter Qucr^ 
 r.utcl, aOcit'crfnttcI ; --flower, [25ct.i 
 cine 9Irt ©d)iltlinteii (Sarracenia). -- 
 scene, tie iJoiilifj'e, 1^ii()iicin\)aiit. - 
 shoots, *. pi. bic 9ict'cn|"d)i!i|;Iinge. — - 
 sticks. *. pi. [ii)po<]r.] bie 25uiitilci3C. -- 
 t a b I e, bcr ©eitcii rifd), ©d)enfrifd). --trees. 
 *. pi. [^Wnr.] bie bcitcn iiiiicrn ©eiteii|liicfc 
 cinc^ jiifiiintnciigrfc^ten i))fnrie5. --view. 
 bie ©citcuniific^t. --waver, o ber Xrrtgcr 
 cincS Snd)c5. — wind, ter ©citcniuiiit ; 
 to go or sail with a — , [iDIilt.] luit $rep 
 luiiib rcgedi. 
 
 Side, »• n. I. t fic^ nuf cine ©eite 
 Ichueil. "Z. 1 To — with any one, with the 
 ministerial parly, cS Uiit Giiicni , niit ber 
 iniiii|lcric(lcn $nrtei (;ii(ten. To - against 
 one, gcgen (ob. miber) O'incn fein. All — in 
 parties. c5 fii'.t Iniitcr ipnrtfien. 
 
 ilidc-, i>. a 1. [S).lJar. ] To - a piece 
 of timber, bie ©(ftifliliicfe I'on eineni ipol.j 
 nbiagcn, ti inerfnntig in;id)eit. 2. -j- f a) (\n\ 
 ^eninut^ ©cite iViti- Spesseu. b) e6 (S-incm 
 glcid) tl)iin, il)ti frrcid)Cii. Clarendon 
 
 SidelinS", side'lSng, adv. 1. fcitiuntt^ ; 
 (nl* part) I'Dii bcr ©cite gc[)cnt, mit bcr 
 Scire iTrniigcfjcnb, fid) mit ber ©cite I'lir: 
 nnbriucgciib. 2. i"d)rn!)c, fd)icf. [fcii, Jfniii. 
 
 Sideling-, *. tic ©trcife, ter ©trei- 
 
 $l><<I(^loiig°, side'loiig. adj. nuf tcr 
 ©eire (>cfiiitiirf), lUMi bcr ©cite foninienb, 
 
 ©citen A - glance, ciii ©circiiDlicf. A 
 
 — impulse, rill 9Iiitriit' iipii bcr ©cite. 
 
 Sidelong-, adv. in bie £iuere; feit; 
 i»nrr^ ; niif tic ©cite. 
 
 Sid(*r, sf dur. *. 1. (Finer, tcr (& mit 
 (5-iiuin ()ait, ficl) ju einer ipnrtei fc^)Ingt. 2. 
 f fi'ir Ci d <• r. 
 
 Sidcral, sid'dlral, ) (|at. sidus, si 
 
 Sidereal, sideieal.^ derails) adj. 
 1. JU fiiiein ©fcriie rb. jn ©terncn gcl)5rig, 
 oiMi ben ©teriicu IjcrfiMiimeiib, ©tern.., 
 ©rcrncn... 2. ilcruig, ©tcnie eiitl)nltcnb, 
 ©trriicii . . . 
 
 Sidereal year, [^Iflron.] bn? ©tern. 
 inf)r. ©itfrnljii(;r. Sidereal day, (9I|lroii.i 
 ^cr ©tcriitng; bie ©tcrnenjcit. Sid era 1 
 light, til* ©tcrticnlidjt. Sideral blast, 
 .■■cr (!-M:fIiiu fd)ntlid)cr PJeilirne. 
 
 Si<leri»ted, .s'd'deratcd, nrf/. 1. inir 
 tern S3raiite beljnftet, Doui D{eif crfrcrcii, 
 
 SIE 
 
 I'pin gj?cMthnii rt. ihmi tcr SIBitfcriing i'fr« 
 tcrbt. i. t I'Diii ©d)lngc geruhrr, gclnl)int. 
 
 Sidc:rafi<»Il, siddlra'xluin. (Int.) s 
 
 t 1. tcr 25rnnf (nn (ikiundifcn), "Wcliltljnii 
 i){cif. 2. tcr ©d)lngjtiiB, bie eiilimiiiig, bei 
 plf'nlld)c ©d)liig. 
 
 Siderite, kid'derlte, (u. gr. sideros; 
 s. I. [-iWfiiieriiig.] a) ter 'Wngiictilcin. b 
 Per ©itcrit, bns "Wptcrcri, ■'Winir:, ©unipf> 
 ^Biciciicrj, tie blniie difciicrte, tn^ iinnlr 
 lid)c 93cvlincr('Inii. 2. [^or.) a) tai (3)iicb<. 
 ■IGuiitfmiit. b) tic geitieiiie (Jrtfiefcr (Teu 
 criiiiii clianiaepitys. Linn.). 
 
 Siderticalcite, sidlrokalsite, « 
 [■IJiiiicriUg.) ter ©ibcrofnlcit, SBrnunfnlf, 
 -Brniiiirpatl). 
 
 Sideroclepte, sidlrokllpt'e, t 
 [Wu\(rM(\.] tcr ©iccvpflcpt, {El}iifit. 
 
 Siderodeiidriiiii , sulerodcn'- 
 driiiii, (gr.) *. [^i5ot.] ter ©ifeiibaiiin; tni 
 (5)iictfrnur. 
 
 Sifleron-rftpliic, siderograffik. u 
 
 Siderograpliical , siderogiar- 
 ckal. (gr. ) «f(y. fttcrogrnphi fd). -art, bie 
 ©itfn\irnpl)ic. [s. tcr ©itcriigrapl). 
 
 SiderOgraplti-Cit , sidei ng grafist, 
 
 Siderograiiliy, sideiog'grafc. (gr 
 sideros. fai ©n'cil, U. graplio, fd)rcibcn) «. 
 tie ©iterpgrnpi)ie. 
 
 SiderOlliancy, sjdernm'anse. (gr.) 
 s. tie giiiifcniPfiljrriigcrci , iDaljrrngung nii4 
 cincm gliiijcnteii (S-iieu. («. tn5 ©itcroffp)^. 
 
 SiderOSCOpe, sid'derosknpe, (gr.) 
 
 Sideruxyluill , sid'derokselum, 
 (gr.) «. [23ot.] ber G-ifcu&num, t>i\6 Qciftiu 
 l)Plj. 
 
 Sidesman, sidz'man. (p. side iinb 
 man) *. I. bcr Qietjillfe, 9lfil|Tent (tcr Jiir« 
 c^eni>i>rile()Er). 2. ber ipnrtcineljmcr, 'ipnrtci. 
 gciipf;. Milton. ['>13nrtciiiel;nicn. 
 
 Sidt^taking, side'taking, t. ini 
 
 Side\t'ay.*i, side'waze,^ adv. (tits 
 
 Side'i^'ise, side'wize, ^ nuirt*. 
 
 Siding, si'ding. s. iai ^.u-tcine()men; 
 bie "ipnrrei. 
 
 Sidle, si'dl, D. ». 1. nuf ber ©cite 
 lirgcn. 2. luit bcr ©eire pornn gcl)cn, fit^ 
 mit ber ©eite urrniibcivegiii. 3. fid) nii» 
 rd)micgen. 4. f<i)(eubcrn , l)criimfd)leiitcrn. 
 5. (mid) to go sidle- si die) lui 6)et)eu 
 ivnrfciii. 
 
 Sidling, si'dling, t. bnf ^ncfcMi. 
 
 To go sidling, iiu @cl)Cii ivndeln, pdu 
 ber ©cite gel)en. 
 
 Siege, scdje, (fr. sle'ge; p. Int. sedeo) 
 t. 1. * ber ©i§, 1l)r»u. 2. •» ber 9fnng. 3. 
 [^IJKilit.] tie Selngerunfl. 4. t t^f ©tul)t» 
 gniig. Brown. 
 
 To lay siege to a town etc., eine ©tnbt 
 !c. bclngcrn. To stand the — , i tie S3e« 
 Ingeruug nu^Onltcu. Dryden. To lay an 
 amiable siege to the honesty of etc., cine 
 eicbe^belngcruiig gcgen bie iveufd)l;eir (eincr 
 iyrnii 20 iiiitcriicl)iiicu. SiiAii- 
 
 Siege, V. a. t bclngerii. [©ienit. 
 
 Sienite, sienlte, ». [^Kinrrnig.] bet 
 
 Sieiir, lici'tor', (fc. 3B.) *• ipcrr. 
 
 Sieve, siv, (niiflclf. site, syfe) «. iai 
 Bitb. 
 
 Sieve- hoop, ber ©icbrnilb. --like, 
 Mct^fiirinig. —-maker, ber ©icbnint^er, 
 ©icbcr. 
 
FMe, far, fall. fat. Mi. met. F'lni., fin. NA. niAve. n6r. got. 6fl. riSdd. TAhe, tfib. (Ml t/jin, THI«. 861 
 
 SIF 
 
 Sift, »ift, (nnoelf- «iftan) v. a. I. ftcben ; 
 fid)ten; ntifon6frn. 2. l a) prufen, iinter> 
 ftid)ni, >uft)l eriufljjfn. b) G-iiien .iiidfiirf(t)en, 
 nu«l)0ltii. c) tout) Qxtvai fjeriiuojiibnngeii 
 fuctten. 
 
 Sifter, iift'ur, «. 1. t>tt(Sitf>n. @tr6> 
 Ift; 6a«, wa6 fiebt, en* Sitb, eer -)J?fmbeiu 
 fel. 2. t ftt ^Prfifente , ©iiur, err pnlff. 
 
 Sin ills', liifCiiig, «. 1. Da6 <Siebtn. 
 2. i »flf ^rfifiMi, tie 'iprufinig. 
 
 Siftings. Hn< >21ii«9fMet>te, I ©icbfeJ. 
 
 Sis', »ig- niifldf. ^JD. = ®ieg, roie in 
 8 i g i> e r I , beri'ib'iitft ©ifger ic. 
 
 Siffh, III. (nii(li-ir. clean) 0. n. fdiftdl ; 
 (after> imfjen, f4)mn4)teii (niK<»; (for) |nif. 
 jeii (uiti). 
 
 Sifflif V. a. ftffeiifjrn, ffiifjene beffngen. 
 
 To tigh back. JliriicflfllfjfU. -away. 
 uenViifjfii, mit ©cr.fjfn utrbriiigeii (6ie3fitj- 
 
 Sig-h, ». Per ©eiitjer- [leiifjeii. 
 
 To fetch night, (£eilf)fr ail^lll'^eil. 
 
 Sifrlier, si'ur, t. btr £etif)eiiDt. 
 
 SisUiiig', si iiigi «• eotf eeiifieii, 0)e: 
 ffiirje. 
 
 Sii^liif sUt, (nngelf. geniht; €i(f)t) j. 
 1. Ni« («eH(f)t (Seljen, ajernipgeii jii frljein. 
 i. tat OJeftrf)!, 9liigei1(f)t , iUiifeljen , Ht 'Jlii: 
 f!(^t, bft ■JIiiblKf. 3. 1 tai 9liifle; to have 
 in -, Qtwai im 9liige tjabtn, \'(int •}tlifi(1>f 
 «iif (Ftronf flrrirt)tet Ijaben. 4. bii# Wer«f)i 
 9lngffir1)t, 9liirlit). 9Jiige. 5. ftr •!liil>iirf (Pa*. 
 wo* mnii erblirft) , Me ?Iiin(f)t; (.iiic^ dif, 
 ivii* niAii ill iVfjeti gfoiibt, beiViiCcr* nittf) II > 
 tat Wefidjf. 6 [.'C'liiieeli Bie <Si(t)t (in QBerf); 
 felbriffen). 7. tni 9(b|"el)en, Wrfirf)t, SBulr, 
 fiorii (nil ®en»ff)rfii); t>ai 95iilr (niif eiiiem 
 SJiertet«freife). 
 
 ^ 4. From the depth of hell they lift their 
 
 • ight, (blicten fit (mpor, in bit $c>(ir). 
 
 Dry DEM. 
 
 To lo«e tight of.., Qtmai au6 beiii 
 fflefidite prrliereii. To ha»e in -, iiii 'Ungc- 
 fic^te hnben. At first -, beim erfleii ^nblirfe. 
 To come to any one'i -, Gineni jii (i)e|1d>t 
 fpmnien. To come in — , ]iiin 9Ji'rr<f)eiii 
 fptiimcn, nfdbtintn, fief) Jfigen, fid) i>l)cn 
 Inffcn, fjrri'orrretcn. To gain - of . . , (?tiunf 
 |u (Mrfid)t befomiiifii. To have a -of... 
 uberfpl)fn, ilberblirfen. A cloud received 
 hini ont of tlieir -. |i riiie TBolfe nnlini il)ii 
 (litf iTr iljrcn ?liig«n ivrg. To be in - of the 
 town etc. , im 9fiigefi(^(e bcr ®rnbt K. feiii, 
 lirgen. To be in plain — , gniii beiiriid) ge: 
 fchen mrrbrii ffiiiirii. To be within -, ge: 
 fr()cn iverbcn fpniirn. Within - of land, ini 
 ftiiflr(irt)t( ttt J?nMbf«. -t of steel. Mf 'Jin; 
 flfnli'd)fr im S3ifirf. Shak. To vanith our 
 of-, i»rrr(t)ivinBen. Out of-, nn^brirJlugrn. 
 By -. I'm 9(ii)VI)en. Imaginary -». 0)rbiltr 
 btr <J5l)n»tnfie , ©rfirf)tf. To have -, (t\)en. 
 ftl)(ii riMitirn (brii (^rfidjr^fiiin hnbrii). A 
 Idler iiiieiided for the — oi one prrton 
 only, rill 35rirl, brii niir rine rtnjigr '^SmVii 
 |ll tMificf)! I'lfrnimiii iVfl. To lake -. (»3lr: 
 till :c.| t'ifirrn. To run over the tame -t a 
 ■eriind lime. Piri'ribrii 'iliifittrrii jiiin jn'rirrii 
 Winie biir(l)gil'fn. At -. [.^nnPelj n«t Sidjr. 
 Alter -. l&.inPflJ nnd) Sitftt. Bin at -. 
 li&.inbrll Ber £i(t)t«)rd)rrl. Bill of-, [.^nn: 
 ^rl| Kt 3rllrrlniibni0i'(t>ci!i, Qiitct et)\\t iaf- 
 tut nn^inlnPrn. 
 
 Sijhi-hole, bo* (»rn4>t, SSifir. -'»- 
 
 SIG 
 
 man, [bei ^nflfcrn] ^enianb, ber Dom 
 58liUt uiiiit 1)6. ipielt. 
 
 Si|;'hted, iited. adj. (in 3nrninmen> 
 iVriim.h'iu ri(1)tig; j. !8. Open--, cine frfif 
 •MnfficDt fj.U'eiiC; lueit blirfeiib. Short--, 
 fiirifiittig. Long.-, lueit in bic ijerne (t> 
 Ijeiib, iurirH(f)rig, iveitittjeiib. 
 
 Jii^lltrilllieMS, tite'fuliie*, t. i 
 bie illnrhiit, r'eutlicbfeit. 
 
 Si^lltleMMv »ite-le«, adj I. bti &C: 
 fidftei berniibt, t)linc>. 1. f Onglict), bui >ilnge 
 briciPiiU'iib. i. t iini'ic()tbnr. 
 
 Sitfl**!*?*"*"*^"!** Mle'le>in«t, «. I. 
 fit •lMnitl)iMr. l. t Pie >?ii6lirf)feit. 
 
 fiiSlttlii**?H8) sjie'leuek, «. bie S93dI}I= 
 gertnli. €(f>iMt)eit. 
 
 Sifflitly, tite'li. adj. 1. nngrnef^in 
 fi'ir POP -iltige, lupljlgeilnlt , ilnrtlid), iiml^lge. 
 btibet, i'(t)on, rd)nui<f. 2. uon fern, uun SSJei' 
 tern gei'el)en merbcii foniKiib, (t'tlr bo* >lUigc; 
 f'rei. (©iegei. 
 
 I^isril, Kid'iil. (lot. sigillum) *. Por 
 
 liilipiiiuiilnl, >igui6i(lal. (qr. kigma 
 n. elMo») adj. [•Jliiot.) figinnfoniiig. 
 
 SijOrn, sine. (lor. tignuiH ; fr. tignei 
 t. I. bo* 3ei(t>en, SSilb (eiiier ©nd)*); 
 I iJlilrpn. i bo* 3i'i(tfn , (grcrnbiib. 2. P.i# 
 Bridjen (tin finiili<t)e* Ding, tuM eiiie gen)i|7i' 
 ajcrilediing rrwecfen toll) ; fiiiinjridxn, ■JKerf ■ 
 inni^l; Senrniol^l. 3. bie llntui'ttnft, lliiier: 
 )ei(^nung. 4. ber Pb bo* tBdjilb, bo* "Uii*^ 
 t)(iiigef(l>ilb (nn rincr €>(t)tntt, wt rinem 
 $nni"e); (Poljer 1) bie 41uBeiitViie, i"d)iMic 
 '^lii^tn^itr. Shar. 5. bn^ 3ci(l)fit> S(*rbilP. 
 6. bo* 'Hnitid)t\\ (bo* 'OTii-rrniol)! rinrr ri'iiif: 
 tigen i£fld)e) ; (of) bo*'!!lnjeid)en (I'on); (-3)?f{).J 
 Pfl* 9lniei(t)en, Kennjeid)en, 'JJierfinoljl. 7. 
 Po* 3fid)en, ber aSjiiif. 8. (bcf. ||) b06 3eh 
 (^rn, SaJnnbcr. 9. [-Mlgebr. ] bo* 3f'd)fn. 
 10. (-JJinf.l bo* 3eid)en. 
 
 The sign of the cro««, bo* 3>'it(>i'n tti 
 ^rciiir'- ~ nianual. I. bie eigeMl}onbige llir 
 trrfd)riit, $onPrd>riir. 2. bo* i>nnPjci(tfn. 
 3. ber 9ininen*}ng, bie $ornpl)e. -» manual. 
 Pie UntirnAritt mit biigePriitficin il>itrd)Oir. 
 -of exclaniaiion,- of admiration. |(i)ronini.! 
 Po* 9lii6riifiiiig*ifid)en. - of quotation. 
 [(JJrnmm.j bo* ■3liifiil)riing*jri<t)«'n. - of in 
 terrogaiion, [ Q)rninin. ] bo* 'i^rngi-)i-id)rii. 
 Rxtenial marks wliich are -t o{ a good 
 consiituiion, oiigiTlidje '>)}tcrriiiol)le, bie ciiii- 
 gute ?fibi'*bei'd).\ifiMiI)eit, JioiiilirntiiMi onjii 
 ,]eii. She has a good -, fie Ijot cin |'it)6iit-* 
 ■Mfiifirre. 
 
 fror. That which Is good doei never 
 need a sign, ivo* giir i|1, bebnrf feinrr *Jln 
 prrii'iiiifl. 
 
 Sign-board, bn* @d)ilb, '!!{ii*l)onge; 
 rd)iiP. --post. Per "^tVileii, Ber Po* £d)ilP 
 line* ^irtl)6l\oiire* ic. irogr ; Per ^io|1i'm 
 lur ^lnrd)iog>ittfl ; ber "iHiiileiijriflrr, bor 
 ■))iVileii}eid)ni, Pie (SJrriiiroiile. 
 
 Hifrii, V. a. I. irid)ni-ii iniir eiiieni Sri- 
 d)eii i'iTril}iMi). 2. t 1 'finer >2trllf, I'tiirm 
 lieniiV !f.) riitiVrrd)eii. Tavi.ou. 3. bijeit!) 
 lien, brPeiiten, oiiPciitrn, oiiieigrn; borfliiiii, 
 I'fiuriiVn. 4. iiiiterifid)iicn, uiitcnV^nibiii 
 (tine llrfiiiiPe lo. 
 
 To sign one's name, feiiien 9iiinifn nil: 
 rrrid)rflbin , nnrer)fid)iifn. To - and seal. 
 t Tid) in rinc ®a(t)t eiiiiojTen. 
 
 •iyu, V. n. t tin 3fi4ien, tint i5orbe. 
 
 SIG 
 
 bentimg fein. Shak. It -t well, e4 ift ein 
 giite* 3eid)en. 
 
 SigTHal? s'g'nal, (fr. QB.) ». I. [-OTilit.) 
 bo* 3i'id)en, (Signol, bie Spuing ? (-OTor.J 
 bo* ©ignnl, 3eid)en. 2. f bo* 3eid)cn, ©ignol. 
 
 Signal for mounting. [i)l?ilit.) bo* 3ei« 
 <i)en mit ber Irompete jnin >>liifri9en. Day 
 signals, night--s, fog--8, [iBfor.J 
 log;, 'DTndjt., gTebelngnole. 
 
 SiS'inl* (fr. signale') adj. (gero&fjiil. |) 
 iuid)r!g, onsgojeidjiiet, merfiuiirPig. 
 
 Sigiiality, signalete, *. f bie «J»erN 
 luilrPigfrir. 
 
 liiS-nalize, Mg'nlllze, ». a. nn«jeid>« 
 nen , oiif eine niifgejeidjiicre 91rt bftuei)en, 
 )n erfennen gcben, bortljnn, an ben lag 
 legen (feiiie loleiite ic). 
 
 To signalize one's self by... In. , 
 flit oii*jri(f)iien, fid) l)erportl)nn biirdy.., in... 
 
 Siirnnlly, signali, adv. porjng(id), 
 onf etne oii*gejrid)nffe iOeiie, incrfiunrPig. 
 
 flijlj-nntiuii, signasiiun, «. t Bie ^< 
 jcid)iniiig; Po* (gigebcne) 3i'i<ten. 
 
 Sifrnntory, sig'naiure, adj. beim 
 Sirgt'in i]ctir.iiid)r, ©iegel... 
 
 HiS-unturt?, sig'naiure, (fr. 'HD., ». 
 
 lot signo) t. I. Pie 'Worfc, Per (onfgebriirfte) 
 
 Stempel (nnf Of'm'o*) ; [ijjonbel] bie iponb* 
 
 liing*ninrff. Bo* >>onblniig*jei(^en. 2. i Per 
 
 •nbPrntf. 3. Po* 3i'id)en, iieiinjfidjen; lipl)n. 
 
 ftpgn. J ba6 3firtieii , Kennjeidjen. 4. f bet 
 
 •lieiwei*. 5. bie Uiitfrji'irt)iiiing , lliiterid)rift, 
 
 £ignotiir. 6. |Ii)ppgr.] bie ©ignotiir, PoA 
 
 ■Bpgen}rid)en. 7. l>»feb.J bie •Jlnffc^jrift (nut 
 
 ■Jlrii'iicieii), Pie G)ebniiid)*pprr(^rift. 
 
 2. The natural and indelible tignaturt 
 
 of God, stamped on tlie human soul. 
 
 But LB Y. 
 
 Under the Joint tignature of our 
 names, [^onbelj untet unrerm octetnten 
 ^niiien. 
 
 Sicrnatiire, v. a. f hticffnen. 
 
 {liifftiatnrimtf sig'naiuiist, «. -{■ QU 
 Iter, ber fic^ ^iir St'I;rr ber &eMniei<()en bo 
 rt-nnt. [2. Ber llnterjeici)ne«. 
 
 Hig'iier, sl'niir, «. I. ber !»tjei(t)ner. 
 
 A memorial with a hundred ttgnert, 
 fine (Flngobe inir ijniiPerr lliireri"d)nften. 
 
 Signet, signet, (fr. 253.) *. bo* ©ie« 
 gel, (bef. in (fnglonb) Bo* fonigl.j^e $onD» 
 fii-gri, Onricgel- 
 
 Signet-office, bo* fpniglii^e ©iefltji 
 onit. -- ring. Per ©iegrlring. 
 
 Sig'iiificAnce, sigiiiffekanse,^ 
 
 Sig-nificMiicy, kigiiirtekanse.^ '* 
 I. Pie 23ePf lining (eiiic* 3t!id)eii* jc. ) , btf 
 aSerilonP, ©inn. 2. Pie 25fbeiitung, <IBi(t)ti(|» 
 fiir, SSePeiitiomfeit. 3. Bie Jtroft, Ber 9la(%* 
 Prnrf. 
 
 iSij^-niflcailt, signiffekant, (fat 
 Nignifico; ai(j. I. bcii'irt)niii6, onPentenb. 2. 
 I of) dtmai onieigenB, nnPeiircnP, Md«iu 
 rriib; to be -of... Griuo* onjeiaen, nu< 
 Pciircn, bi'Peureii. 3. bi'Pentiingfpoll, beeenr. 
 liim; on? Prii(f*ppn , nod)Bni(fiii1), fr.ifiig. 
 1. i ipid)iig. biPfiirriib. ['Jlnbeutung. 
 
 Sig^iiificuiit, t. bo* 3t'(d><'>i, Bif 
 
 Mi|piiiiicuiitl3',MgiiirickaiiJie.<W» 
 Pi'Prutiiiig*pi>ll, bi-rnirmm, iiod)Brrirf(id). 
 
 fii^IlifiCHtittll, siyneleka'xiiiin. t, 
 I. Pif •JliiPruriiiiii , 5bc(ii(t)miiig; (Priirlid)e) 
 '.'leiiijiriiiiij (I'liiiT -))ifiiiiiuij ici. Sotrii. '2, 
 
 L 
 
862 Falp, far, fa!L fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nSr, got, oil, cloiid. Ti'ibe, tdh. full. l/,in. TMis. 
 
 SIG 
 
 Mf aSebeutunn (t'lnti 3eid)en« k.), ttr Sinn. 
 
 Sig-nificative, signlffekativ, adj. 
 I. 6cI)^lltcn^, niifccuteitB. 2. 6e6eiituMg«uo[I, 
 ttBcutfntn, nii^bnirffuon, inl)nftrd)n>er, nndj> 
 iriirflid). — "dv. Significative ly, bt-. 
 jcicf)ncn6, nnbciUcnB. 
 
 Sig-nificator) sigmffeka'tur, «. 
 ba6, mai 6ejeid>iiet, nnbeiitet. 
 
 Sig^uificatory, signSffekature, *. 
 bai, \m6 6cjei(f)iict , baS Se'^^en, tie fde> 
 |cid)iiung, 9Int)eiitung. 
 
 Sig-nify, sig'nefi, (f. significo) v. a. 
 1. 6ejcid)MeM, niijeigen, nnSeuten. 2. bttnu 
 ten, nnbeiiten, ju uerflcfjcn d6. jn erfennen 
 gebeu , run6mnd)eM , befnnnt mndjen , nnjei; 
 gen, fiinb tijun (93efe()le k.). 3. [©ramni.] 
 6et!euten (3eid)en eine« SBegriff^ fein). 4. i 
 bcbeuUn (uon aSeCeutung vb. Sa5id)tigfeft 
 fein). 
 4. What signify the splendors of a 
 court? 
 
 It signifies nothing, e« ifl uon feiner 
 83eBfiitnng , t& iff nici)t« Damn gelcgen. 
 
 Signify^ ■>■ n. t nii^DnicfSuoIl, wad): 
 bnlcflict) . bfCeutfani fein. Swift. 
 
 Signiory sene'yur, (it. signore) s. 
 (bei een Otnlicnern ein iitcD .^crr, gnntigcr 
 $crr ; f. S e i g n i o r. 
 
 Siguiorize, sine'yuiize, ». n. f 
 ^crrfd)en. - ». a. t bet)errfdKn. 
 
 Signiory ^ seueyore , «. 1. f. 
 Seigniory. 2. fiir Se n i or i ty. Shak. 
 
 Silience* sJ'lense, <fr. ©3., i>. lat. 
 •Ilentium) *. 1. bn6 ©d)iueigen, ©tiafdjiuei-- 
 flcn. 2. 1 t>i.e 25ergi'ffenl)cit. Milton. 3. tic 
 ©d)n3dgfnmtcit, ©d)iueig|"tligffit. Shak. 4. 
 bie Stide. 5. 6ic S3i'vfd)H)iegml)eit. 
 
 In silence, im ©riUcn, in 6er ©title. 
 Silence! fliri ! (lide! To keep-, ©ti(l: 
 f(^roeigen 6eobad)ten, fdjmeigen. To pas.s 
 over in -, niit ©tiflfdnueigen iibcrgifjcn. To 
 put to -, Giiien fdjiucigin niiid)cn, jur 3{iil;t 
 bringen , G-iucni ben ■>))hinb flupfni. To re- 
 duce to -, jiir Dhil;c bringen, fiijiueigeii 
 nind)en. 
 
 Silence, V. a. 1. fc^ivcigen nindjcn, 
 inni ©d)meigen bringen. 2. ± aj ililie mn; 
 djen, }tir 3{iil)c iienurifen, (illngcn to m\- 
 tcvbnicffn. l» rerbieten. c) [Wiltt.] jniii 
 ©d)meinen bringen (eine 25interie 2c.). d; 
 jiini fcd)iucigcn bringi-n , (einer @ad)o) ein 
 (S-iibe nind)en. e) (einen ®ei|liid)eiu nufeim 
 Seitlnng entfefjen, fiifpenbiren. 
 
 Silt-Miciiig'f si leiisiiig. t. bie Qlnftr 
 legiing be6 ©n[l|"d)n)rigen«. 
 
 iSileitt, si'lcnt, adj. 1. flifl , fd)iuei 
 
 (Jfiib. 2. 1 a) I'djiueigenb; to be — ot . . , 
 
 fdjiueigcn von ... b) frnftlo*. 3. (riil)ig) 
 
 jliH. 4. i flifl (Sob ic). 5. fdjiueigfiini, 
 
 fd)ii3eignlig. Bkoome. 6. [Ornnun.j nid)r 
 
 nufgeiVn)d)en lyerbenb, (liimin <x. SBud)- 
 
 (tnbcn). 
 
 2. a) This new created world, of which 
 
 in hell 
 
 Fame is not silent. Mii.ton. 
 
 By silent steps, I. leife. 2. t iinoer 
 ttierft. A - partner, [ipnnbei] eiii (lilUr 
 ®crcllfd)iifrer. 
 
 Kilcnt, ». t bie_®tiflc. 
 
 Sileiitiary, silen'shari, «. I.&iner, 
 ba in ®frid)r^l)&fen jut STiulje ucriueiet. 2. 
 6cr ®ei;eiinfct)tciber. 
 
 SIL 
 
 Silently, sJ^llntlc, adv. 1. flifl (fdimeU 
 genb). 2. flid, in ber ©tide (of)ne ©erdiifd)). 
 
 This he silently passed over, biefeS 
 ilberging tr init ©tinfd)iueigen. 
 
 Silentness, silentnes, t. iai 
 ©d)n)eigen, bie ©title. 
 
 Silesia, silezha, t. I. [®eogr.] ©d)(e: 
 fien. 2. [^nbuilr.] bie frf)(eftfd)e Eeiunxinb. 
 
 Sile.<iian, sflc'zhan, adj. fd)le(i\d) 
 - *. ber ©djlefter. 
 
 Silex, si leks, (((It. silex) «. [''Sthxe: 
 ratg.) ber Jlicfet. [SMefeicrbe. 
 
 Silica, sii'eka. «. [^inrrafg.] bie 
 
 Silicate, sil'ekate, «. [>T)?ineraIg.J 
 bie SSerbiubung ber iliefelerbe niit nnbern 
 Grben ob. Wetntlfnifen. Cupreous - of 
 zinc, fnvferhnltiger (Snltnet. 
 
 Silice, sil is, ^ (fat. silicula) 
 
 Silicule, sirekule.> 4. [$)ut.] bai, 
 
 Silicie, silckl. ) ©d)otd)en. 
 
 Siliceo, sclish'yo, [-TOinernlg.] — 
 carbonate of zinc, ber (ijillniei; — of 
 zinc and iron, (Jifenoxijb tuit ©iiliuei cer; 
 niifd)t. 
 
 Silicicalcarioiis , s'lesekalka- 
 rcus, adj. aui itiefeletbe u. fnlfnrtiger ?Kni 
 terie bcrtfljenb. [adj. ficfell)nltig. 
 
 Siliciferous, sileMffcrus , (Int..) 
 
 Silicify, sil escfi. v. a. in itiefel 
 ucnunitbeln. — v. n. fid) in Sicfel ueriunnbcln. 
 
 Siliciinurite, silesemu'rite, t. 
 eine nufi^ietel ii. 9J?ngncfte jufanunengefe^te 
 Qtbt. (Itiefel . . . 
 
 Silicious, selish'us, adj. fiefetartig, 
 
 S i 1 i c i o u s earth, bie ^icfelcrbt. — shist, 
 ber Jtiefet! , $Lirnfd)iefer. 
 
 Silicited, sciisetld, adj. mit £iefe( 
 uerfe^t , gcfdjiunngort. 
 
 Siliciuin, sel's'eum. t. [(Ef;etn.] bai 
 ©iliciuni, bie iuetntlird)e (yrnnblnge ber fiic; 
 felcrbe. 
 
 Siliculous, selik'ulus, adj. [!!3ot.] 
 fc^ijtd)enfBrniig; f(t)otc^cntmgenb , ©djlii; 
 Ofm... [©eiger, Dnrd)fd)lao. 
 
 Siling-dislt, siling dish . t. f ber 
 
 Siiiqua, .sil'lekwa, Udt.) «. l&0\b: 
 fd)eib.] bai .'Kiirnt. 
 
 Siiiqua, ) ^.^ g^pj^_ 
 
 Siliqiie , sil'ik.^ 
 
 Siiiqu(»se, si,i lekwose.^arfy. [^ot.] 
 
 Siliquous, siriekwus,^ t'd)Dtig, 
 fd)»rcntrngenb. 
 
 Silk, silk, (angetf. seolc; fc^io. silke; 
 ban. id.; rujT. scliilk; ar>ib. , pen', silk) s. 
 I. bie ©eibc. 2. (in bicfer aSebeutung niit 
 eineni pt.) ber ©eibeniloff, bie ©eibeniminre, 
 bet ©eibcnjcug. 3. (etiuaS ©eibennrtige^) 
 bie Seibe (luie nn einigen ^flnnjen). Virgi- 
 nia -, [^ept.] bie i'irgiiiifd)e ©eibe. 
 
 Floss-silk, bie 'Jli'rffeibe. Twisted -, 
 bie Siuirnreibe. Untwisted ~, ungejiuirnte 
 ©eibe. Raw -, rolje ©eibe; eiiibniljrisjt' 
 ©eibe. Wrought -, jnbereircte ©etbe. - 
 riiixed with floss--, bie SCirrfcibe bciiii 
 ^iifpfln. Thiown -, jn)elbrnf)iige ©eibc. 
 
 Silk, adj. fciben. 
 
 Si Ik- bine, eine 3trt ©eibenjeiig. -- 
 cottontree, (!8ot.] ber ©eibeMiuiitleiir 
 Inmnt, 5-l(iuinbiinni. —-dyer, ber ©fibeii;, 
 ©d)Lnifarber. —-ferret, bai JlPrettbniib. 
 --flock, bie JlDrffcibe, 9lbffibe, Sli'rctt. 
 feibe. --grass, [5)01.] bat ©eibengrae. 
 
 SIL 
 
 -•hat, ber ©eiben^nt. — husk, ber J?o» 
 (on, bni ©eibcngcliiiiii'e, ©eibeiiei (ber ©ei» 
 beniviinner). --lace, asionben. --man, 
 — mercer, ber ©eibeus ('iffianrcn;) $<inb» 
 Icr. --nub, f. —-husk, —-reel, bie 
 ©cibcniBinbe. — shag, ber feinfle fninet* 
 ^riie ^U'ifd). --stockings, *. pi. fei» 
 bene ©in'iinpfe. --stuff, ber ©eibenjeng, 
 ©eibeni^off, bieSeibeniunnre. --tli rower, 
 --throwster, ber ©cibenbereiter. -- 
 twist, ber nuf ©eibe getponnene ®o(b», 
 ©ilberfaben. --trade, ber ©eiben()nnbel. 
 --wares, t. pi. ©eibenmaarcn , ©eibco* 
 flrffe. --weaver, ber ©eibeniueber. -- 
 worm, ber ©eibetiipiinn. 
 
 Silken, sil'kn, adj. I. feiben. 2. ± 
 a) fiiben, lucic^. b) jnrt, fanft. 1. in ©eibe 
 gefleibet. 
 
 Silken language, jnrte, fnnfte SEDorte, 
 
 .Silkeit, V. a. lueid), gtatt njnd)en. 
 
 Silkiiiess, sil'keiies,«. 1. bie^eic^i 
 Ijeit. 2. t bie 'S5n(l)(id)feit. B. Joiisoir. 
 
 .Silky, .>Jlk'e. adj. I. feibeii. 2. i lueitt). 
 3. [^ot.j tVibcnnrtig. 
 
 Silky soft, lueic^ luie ©eibe. 
 
 Sill, sill, (niigclf. syl. syle) «. I. [3ini« 
 merl,] bie ©d)mitle. 2. (nn jjenilerii ) bi« 
 genfliTbnnf. 3. [Oeril.] bie (S,ibelbeid)re(. 
 
 Sillabub, sii'iabuU, m. ba6 ©itlabuft 
 (ein (JJcrninf nn^ <JKilc^), SlOein ob. (Eibet 
 u. Slitter). 
 
 That fine discourse is hut a sillabub, 
 biefe fdjone diebe i|1 3iid)t* nI6 ©djanm u. 
 ©preii. 
 
 Siller, [Derff.] silver. [nlbern. 
 
 Sillily, sil'lele, udv. ciiifnirig, butnm, 
 
 Silliiiiauite, siriemaniie, s. [^})ti« 
 nernig] ber ©idiinnnit. 
 
 Siliiiie.<$s, sil'lenls, t. bit @inf(i(t, 
 9llberiil;eit, Diitnni()eit. 
 
 .Silly, sirie. (niigclf. asealcan) ad}. 
 
 1. cinfad), eiiifoltig, fd)inii(fiD5, fd)lid)c (filei« 
 bung ic). Shak. 2. einfnitig, buniin, nlbcrn. 
 3. * f&tmad), l;iilfIo«. 
 
 Silly words, einfnitige*, bnmniefi 3cug. 
 
 SillyllOiv, sirieh6u. I. t (.bai $.iut> 
 
 d)tn utu ben fiopf eines ^iube$ ini *)Kutter» 
 
 (eibe) bie ipaube. [©c^lonim. 
 
 Silt, silt, (frf)m. sylta) «. + ber 'Wobet, 
 
 Si lure, siiure', i «. [Od)tl)i)»i] ber 
 
 Silurus, silu'rus.^ ^el£. 
 
 Silvan, silvan, (1. silva) adj. 1. |nni 
 
 2Bnlbe geljorifl, iffinlber beiuoljnenb, 2Dnlb... 
 
 2. lunlbig. 
 
 A silvan scene, eine ^ntbgegenb. 
 
 Silvao, «. [^IRinernffi.J ber @i)(p«k, 
 tednr. Werreb. 
 
 Silver, sil'vur, (nngelf. seolfer, si- 
 luer; gott). silubr; ©ilbet) t. 1. [«5)tiuernlfl.] 
 bag ©ilbcr. 2. bni ©ilber, ©ilbergelb. 
 
 Auriferous native silver, giilDlfffteS 
 (5)cbii'gciifilbcr. Earthy corneous -, tl)0ni» 
 gc^ ©ilberl)prnerj rb. 5?ornfilber, erbige* 
 v>ornerj. Red -, ba& diotifuben, 3{otI)guIbifl» 
 crj. Wliite -, SBeiggiilbigerj. Antimonial 
 -, ©pieGglnnjfilbiT. 
 
 Silver, adj. i. fiibern, ©ilber... 2. 
 t ©ilber..., j. S5. —-streaming eyes, 
 filberglnnjenbc 3lugcn. --waves, ©ilbet» 
 luogen. --voice, bie ©ilberiliintne. — - 
 sound, bee ©ilbcrfliing. --hair, bai 
 ©ilberDant, filbermtije $nnr. --moon, 
 
Fatp, f'lr, fall, fat. Me. m^t. Fine, f fn. Ni, move, n6r, g6t, 81]. cfSfid. Tiibe, tih, ffl!I. t//in. TFIis. 863 
 
 SIL 
 
 her fil^'mf^c'^- Silver-lakei, fitterne 
 ©ffn. 
 
 SitTer-amalgani, (AS 9Iiu<i(gntn, (n 
 bPbffnt•^rif(f)e*)}?frfll^. --beater, ^fr ©il^ 
 bfrfdiinaff , Wol^|d)(n()ft. --bunh, [SPot.] 
 b<r ©ilbttbufrt). --button. Cer filberne 
 fiiippf. - - c I o t li , ttv ®ilb<r(lrff. - - 
 eockle. ['iW.Uuro.] tia« fletne "aWilctbcot 
 (tiiif ^iif(l)fliirt>. --coin, 6nfi €ilber(jei6, 
 tie ©ilbrrmuiije. — colored, fjibcrfflrbeii, 
 fttttriarbiq. --cup. tit filbtnxt ©choif, 
 &ilbtrfd)alt. --fir. (SSpt.) bie£ilbfrtiiiiiir, 
 a;ei§r,iiiuc. (S-beltiiuiif. --fish. (od)thmiI I 
 6tr £ilb«fif(f). --foam, tie gilbfrgliittf. 
 --glance, [«fj?iiieriil<i.l bfr ©ilbfrgliiitj , 
 Eariliy -, tit (iilbcrf(t)n)nrje ; Brietle -. 
 gdwariflfilMflfrj. -gro«lien, [prriie 
 Wiliijiu.) brr €ilbrrgrpfit)rn. --hair. 
 I95pt.] rj« Silbrrfjnorflrntf. --hilted. um 
 fiiirni filbfrncii OJifiifTe berfefjfit (i>. Dent"' 
 --lace, tie ©ilbrrtreffe. -- la ced, mii 
 Silber brfffjf. --mine, bie ©ilbcrflriibr 
 
 — money. bn« ©ilbergtib --molding* 
 «. pi. erhnbeiie airbcit i>cn mnifii<eiii Siltrr 
 nut pfflttirtem ®iite. — mounted, iim 
 Silber bcfchrrtgen, in ©liber flrfnCt. -- 
 mouth, [^Wnturg.] ber ©ilbernnmB {9lrt 
 6d)nerfen). --ore, bn6©ilberer};Corneou« 
 — , flenteine« <f»orneri; Red -, t<\6 9?rtl> 
 gi'ilbeneri; Plumoie -, tai SJebcrcrj; Vi 
 ireoui -, ter ©ilbergldiij ; White -. b.ir 
 SDcififlillbenerj. --plate, bn« ©ilber, ©ii 
 berjerntlj, ©ilber<jef<f)irr; A -. ein (ilf'frnfv 
 lefler. --powder, tai "iWoljl'eriftlbrr. -- 
 ruble, [riiff. Wi'mjiD.] ber ©ilbcrriibel. 
 — -%and, ber ©ilberfnnb. — -•mith, ber 
 6ilbfrf(^tnieb , ©ilbrrnrbfiter, Wolbfcfiiiiieb. 
 
 — make, bie ^iirmrd)Inn({e. — ->pan- 
 gle*. I. pi. bie ©ilberftitterii. --«teel. 
 ber gilberflnf)!. --thl.tle. ["Sot.] bie ®il 
 berbiflel. --tree, [Sot.] ber Silberbaiini 
 --weed, [95ot. ] tai ©ilbrrfrniit. -■ 
 white, a) arfj. filberiueiS, filbfrfarbeii. b 
 «. bie©ilberfnrbe. --wire, ber©ilberbrnhl. 
 
 Silver, v. a. I. fttbern, verfilberii; 
 (oyer) »er(ilfrern, uberfilbern (niitft i). 2. 
 mit S^Plir bclfflen (WnS). 
 
 iiilvering'f kil'vur'ng, «. bie S5er< 
 (ilbfrim<i, iliinrt )it t'crfllbern. 
 
 SilverllnsTf cil'vurllng, «. ber ©il- 
 berlinii (bie filbi-rne Wilnje). 
 
 Silverly, ailWurU, adu. filberArdg, 
 ttie ©ilber. 
 
 Silvery, sll'vuri. adj. filberifl, Rl= 
 bern , fiibernitifl , filbcrfnrbifl. 
 
 Siin,siin. ^Ibfiir^ii. i<. Simon. «. ©inton. 
 
 Siinncre, sim'magr. (fr. simagre'e) 
 *. t tit Jraije , Wifigcberbe. Dryden. 
 
 Siiiiinrf K^niar' ,^ (fr. simarrei i. f 
 
 SiiiiHre, 5 baf ©d)lcpi>flcib 
 
 (eiiifrjriiii). 
 
 Siinilnr, Rim'elur. dor. similari*) 
 (fliid) Sim'ilary) adj. 1. (jleid)nrti(j. 2. 
 aijnUd;. 
 
 Similar angleu. [Wenn.] iiIe:rf)e«H3'MffI. 
 
 Silllilnrity, Mmelar'ere. «. I. bie 
 ffllcirt)iirtiflfeif. 2. bie ?lfljii(i(1)fcit. 
 
 Similarity of features, Dlei(t)e Qit> 
 
 Siinllnrly, sini'elurle. nrfn. i.(\ltid): 
 artig (rtjne lliiter|'(t)ie6). 2. liljiilid) iniit bies 
 felbe Q93cl|'c;. 
 
 SIM 
 
 Simile, s'm'ele. (Int. <2B.) «. 1. bnS 
 (i)lri(t)iiie. 2. t bir '3lel)Mlirf)frit. 
 
 Siitiiiidide, feniil'etiide. ((nt.) t. 
 I. bic -Jlfl)iiii{t)fett. 2. tai (ijiei((>iii0 , bio 
 25cr<ilet(fiim(j. 
 
 Siiniii(udinary,«.emileVi'denare. 
 adi. eiiie 91e()n!i(1)ffit niiieiaeiib, niiitutenb ; 
 eiiie 2?fralfi(biiii(j eiithnlteiib. 
 
 Siiniior, sim'eli'ire, (fir. ^.. «. ber 
 ©fiiiili'r. tai ®iiiiili»r, ^riiijmetnfl, ©cfjeiii: 
 
 Simitar, f. Cimeter. [(tPlb- 
 
 Simmer, Kmi'mur. (i>. gr. >ymoo?i 
 V. n. (jeiiiibf fodieii, rd>inrren. 
 
 Simnel, sim'nel, (nitfr. simenel) «. 
 eiiif 9lrr Jfouiifiifudien. 
 
 Simon, ni'mun. V. a. niit TOnflij: nii< 
 nindieii, fitteii, ucvfitten. 
 
 Siill«»ni»C, oimniA'n^ak, (nitc^ 
 .Si iii'on i«t) t. ter ©luiPiiitl. 
 
 Simoniacal, MininnnMikal, adj. 
 ftimviird); ber ©impiiie I'djiiibin. 
 
 Simoiliacaily, MmmonlakaU. 
 iidr. biird) ©iiiuMiie, ftiiu'iiird). 
 
 Simonloun, mtumn'neua. ad{.f{me> 
 iiifd) . ber ©iiiioiiir erflebeii. 
 
 Simony, s'ui'un^, (Int. simonia) «. 
 bie ©iiiiiMiie. [©imiiii 
 
 Simoom, Kiniuum'. «. ber ©ninnni 
 
 SiinOMH, «{ iiiu«, (nr. *imo!«) adj. 
 I. flimuifiinfin , ilfilvnafin. 2. rmtbtirhl. 
 
 Simper, «im'pur, v. n. ()e)icrt, ein> 
 fnltio l(id)fin , nreiiifn. 
 
 Simper, ) «. tai 
 
 Simpering', xnii'punng,^ {jejierte, 
 eitifiiltiflf i?iid)i'lii , (Sireinen. 
 
 Simperer, Kim'purur, «. G'iner. 
 ber or^'trt, eiiifniriij lnd)t. 
 
 Simperingly, t'm'piiringli. ado. 
 etnfiilfici lnd)eliib. 
 
 Simple, aim'pl, (fr. 'Si., v. f. aim- 
 ple«) adj. I. einfnd) (niftjt jiirnnimenflefe^i); 
 (©ot.] einfntft; [Cfjein.] einfnd). 2. einfnd), 
 fd)(id)t (rtiiifllo^, iinnrrutiftelt). 3. (iitfnitig 
 (nid)t iveife, nid^t rd)fnii). 
 
 Be ainiple answered, fei elnfnc^ im 
 ?Iiiti»orten , nutiuorfe pljne Itmfrfjmeife. 
 
 Simple-minded, nrgfo^. -average, 
 einfnd)e, befonbere Snferei. - contract, ber 
 niuiiMidje ob. f(^riftlid)c (nber iinbcfiegelte) 
 Sontratt. 
 
 Simple, «. rtn<n< ^infndiej (ni(6t 
 Siniininifnaefe^te^) ; ['TOeb.] tai itrnut, $ei(» 
 frniit, bie fteilpflniije. 
 
 Simple, V. n jtrniiter fnttiineln. 
 
 SimpleneSM, Kim'plnex, (f Sim'- 
 pleufi) ». 1. bie &iiifnd)heit. 2. bie ©lnfn(f)i 
 l)cit, ®d)lid)tf)eit. .3. bie (?infnlt. 
 
 Simpler, Mmplur. t. ber Krnitter> 
 feniK r , firniiterrnniniler. 
 
 Simpleton, s'm'pltun, «. ber &in> 
 fnlri'piiirfl, fiiifiiltinc Irnpf. 
 
 Simplician, simpiish'un, «. -f- ein 
 nrglprrr, einfiiltiner 'Wriifd). 
 
 Simplicity, MmplU'ltj, t. 1. bie 
 ^inf.idHuMt (ber 3u)liiiip, bn Qtmai nidjt 
 jiirntiniicnnfre<Jt i\t) ; [(Fl)cni.] bie (5-iiifnd)f)eit 
 (tinti liorpere). 2. a) bie (^iiifnt^heit, 
 ©d)Iirf)rt)eit (l?iMifllrn<lffit). h) bie e-iiifnd)! 
 f)eit, CS-iiifiifr (ber ©itten :c.). o bie ^in. 
 tndiljeit (]Dfiitlid>feit eiiter Celjre ic). 3. I tit 
 ^iiifnlt ('illbernljrit, Dimimljeit, ©d)iund)i 
 Ijeit). 
 
 SIN 
 
 Godly simplicity, |i bie (^rifiricte ©in» 
 fnlt. - of style, bie ©iiifnd)()eit in bet 
 ©djreibnrt. [t. bie Sereliifnd>ung. 
 
 Simplification, Miiipl^feki'shun, 
 
 SimpliTy, sim'plefi. (fr. simplifier) 
 V. a. i>crfiiif.id)cn. 
 
 To simplify a benefice, einer ^frunbe 
 bie ©celfprge nbnefjmen. To - ourselvea, 
 line iiir (|-iiifnd)l)eit iiirfKfjiifuljren. 
 
 Simpli.^t, sim'plist, f. Simpler. 
 
 Simploce, f. Symploce. 
 
 Simply, sim'ple. adv. 1. einfnc^^ 
 rd)It(^t. 2. einfiiltig, bumm. 3. r4)lcd)tf)iii, 
 nn H. fur fi<ft. 4. einjig n. nfkin. 
 
 Simular, siin'ular, (.(. Simulate) 
 adj. t fnlld) (iniedjt), erheiidjelt, ftljeinbnr. 
 - #. t ber 9?ad)ntad)cr, ipriidjrer. Shas. 
 
 Simulate, simulate, (Int. airoulo) 
 i>. a. nnd)mnd)cn, porgebeii, Ije ii(f)elii , jnm 
 ©djiine innd)en, (tniiiliren, fiiigiren, uer» 
 lle!!cii, erbidjten, (Id) in Q'tmai perfleflen. 
 
 The wicked often simulate the vir- 
 tuous, bie OJottloffn fltlUnfict) oft tiigenbljnft. 
 
 Simulates, iadj.md)* 
 
 Simulated, s'm'ilUied.^ genind)t, 
 gel)eMd)eIt. Simulated, [^.inbel] finm» 
 lirt, prcfprmn. 
 
 Simulation, s'muii'shun, «. bie 
 ■Brrrtrlluiig , $eiid)elei , (Mfeienerei. 
 
 Siauulianeuuii} simultl'njus, ((.) 
 adj. jiirniiinirii ob. jii g(fid)er 3eit roirffnb, 
 liifnniinentrtffenb, gteidjie'tig- -■ ado. Si- 
 mult an eously, glrid)]ettig , )U glei(t)er 
 3cit , jufnnitnen. 
 
 Simultaneou«neff8 , simiiiti'- 
 n^usnes, «. bie ®lei(f)ieitigfeit, tai 3iifnin* 
 inentreffen. 
 
 Simulty, iim'multe, (Int.) «. f ber 
 (l)nii^li(f)c K.) Sivifl. B. JoNsoN. 
 
 Sin, sin, (nngrir. sin. syn) «. I. bie 
 ©I'mbe. 2. + ber ©ilnber. Shak. 3. || bn* 
 ©iinb»pfcr. 4. [Oertl.] ber ©ofjn. 
 
 A deadly sin. eiiie tpbfiliibe. 
 
 Sin-bred, upit ber ©iliibe erjeiigf. — - 
 offering, tai ©unbrpter, ©ufjiw, ©(^)ulb» 
 ppfer. --worn, in ©uiiBe uerlcbt. 
 
 Sin, t>. n. 1. ffinbigcM (against, gegen). 
 2. (against) filnbigen, fid) iiergel)cn gegen ... 
 2. I am a man 
 
 More ainu'd against than sinning. 
 Shak. 
 
 Sin, (fdiott. syne) * ob. filr Since. 
 
 Sinag-ri.4, sjnagris. (gr.) *. [Oct)» 
 tl)i)Ol.] ber Siiii'brnfyen. 
 
 Sinapism, sinapizm. (gr. ) t. 
 [^hnrm.] bn* ©i-iifpflniler, bcrSenfiinifdjlng. 
 
 Since, sinse. (fdiiu. sedan; bnn. si"- 
 den; ()on. sini ; gr. enllien) praep. fcit. 
 
 Since, ado. I'eit, fcitbem. 
 
 Long since, inngc l)er, pprlniigft. How 
 long is it -, ipie Iniige it! e^ Ijer? How long 
 -. ("eit mnnii? luie Inngc? It is not four 
 days -, eS ifl iiid)r ttior Inge ()er. About 
 two years - (an event happened etc.). ppt 
 iingcfn!)r}tvei3nl)ren. -we have lived here, 
 feir luir l)ier geiDPljnt ftnben. - the world 
 began, |l lipil brr ®rlt nil. — you are re- 
 solved, feitDct'i ©ie ciiri'(()Ipffen finb. - wflt. 
 iiig tlie above etc.. Obige^ gri'd)rie6eii It. 
 
 Since, conj. rvti\, ta , fiittcninl. 
 
 .S i 11 c e it is so. bn e* fp i|l, ta ei fp (lef)t. 
 
 Sincere, sinaere', (1. sincetus) ad}. 
 
864 Fate, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6*1, cl66d. Ti\be, tub, full. tAin. TlliiJ. 
 
 SIN 
 
 I. ed)t, rein, tauter, «nuerfnff(f)t; mn^r^nft, 
 n>nl)t. 2. ntifridjtig (JrcuiiC, $erj :c.), tei-. 
 Ii(^ (51b(Icf)t K.). 3. * unuerletjr (u. ivorper;. 
 
 Sincere joy, —pleasure, eilie l»al)re 
 greiiBe, ein lun^re* a3cr(jiiuoen. - motion, 
 flercd)tfr Uinuitle. Shar. 
 
 Sincerely 9 slnsere'le, adv. I. td)t, 
 rein. 2. niifrid)ri<i, reftlid). ^[cerity. 
 
 SincereUeSS, sinsere'nes, f. Sin- 
 
 Sincerit J', siiiscr'eie, «. 1. tieSliif: 
 ricl)ti(ifeit. 2. Me 9eeBIid)feit, G-I)rlid)fi:it. 
 
 Sinciput, sin'seput, (lat. 933.) «■ 
 I'Jiiirtt.] ba& 93or6crl)niipt. 
 
 Sindon, sindun, (gr. 50}.) «. t t>ie 
 SSiiifce , 6er llm|'d)(nfl. 
 
 Sine, sine, (lat. ainus) «. [®eom.] 
 ber ©iiui6 (Die ©tii^e). 
 
 Sinecure, si'nekure, (fat. sine ti. 
 cura) s. Die ©incfur, ©iiiefiiraficne. 
 
 Sine die, (lat. SB.) l9itst)Uf\>t.] nuf 
 unbeftimmre 3eit. 
 
 Sinepite, s'n'epite, ((at. sinape) «. 
 ttwa6 ©eiiffornnrttgps. 
 
 Sine'«V, sin'uu, (oiigclf. sinu, sinw, 
 •Inwe; ©eljue) «. 1. ['Jluot.j 6ie ©eljiie, 
 %ua)(e, ber 9ien), (in bm tl)ierirct)en Siht: 
 pern) die ©pannnber. 2. ± im pi. Sinews, 
 tie ©ccle. 
 2. Money is the sinews of war. 
 
 Back-sinew, [^pferbeatjeiii'if.] bie 
 aSciiflei'eljnt:. 
 
 Sinew-shrunk, tincii uon ju f)nrtcii 
 Strapnjen l^crriiljrciibrii foflt'iinuiitfii aiifgo 
 jpgciii'ii gcib Ob. aiifgojogriicijlaufeu Ijabeiib. 
 
 Sine'tv , I), .a- llnrf t;er(>inbeii , ftft 
 perciiiigrn. Siiak. 
 
 Sinetved, sin'nude, arfj. I. tnit©el)> 
 tieii oerfcljen, iicri'ig. 2. i ftljiiifl, neri'ig, 
 (larf. 
 
 2 Wlien he sees 
 
 Ourselves well sinewed to our de- 
 fense (ivfun ft fiilit, bag luir ^iir 
 (5)cgi'un)fl}r liiif luoNflifliirfr). Shak. 
 
 Strong-sinewed, lllit ilorffn ©cl) = 
 nrn ; - was the youth, \ei)niQ war brr O''"0- 
 |lii((. [rl)niiia(t)rig. 
 
 Sine'«vle8f), s'lr nulls, adj. traiuei, 
 
 Stnei%'y, siuntie. udj l. iu'n>ig, 
 lllit ©tl)iu'ii I'frfi'heii ; oii6 finer Sil;ne pb. 
 eiiicm gterueu br(lil)i'nb. 2. ± fcljiiin, ncri'ig, 
 fidi-f. (Iiafr. 2. lYiiiMirt) d'ebtit to. 
 
 Sinful , sin'lul. iidi. I. lUitDiq, |unb> 
 
 A sinful man, woniau, rill ©iiaber, 
 eiiic SiiiiDfriiiii. 
 
 Sinruliy, sinful*, adv. fuiibticf). 
 
 SinfullieKM, sin'tulnes, «. 1. t>ie 
 ©iltiDigfeit, ©unDI;.ifrigfeit. 2. bie ©fiiibj 
 (iftiffit. 
 
 Sins', sing. (aiUjrtf. tingan, syngan) 
 praet sung, sang; pp. kuiig. t>. n. I. ftH' 
 flfii. 2. f a) (jfcifcii (V. ie tin piegeiibrr ©peer 
 K.>. Foi'E. b) (6id)teii) fiiigeii (of, m\\). 
 
 Sinf;-, I), a. 1. fiiigcn (eliie 'llrie lo. 2. 
 fiiigeii, befiiigeii (^iiheii lo. 3. biirrf) ©iiu 
 (jeii til eiiieii geiuiiTen 3ii|lniiD I'fneijfii ; 
 |. ©. To -a child to sleep, rill Uinb t>urd) 
 ©ciaiig ciiird)lii|rrii, ti riiiMiigrn. 
 
 Sinil^e, «iiije, (niigi'ir. saengan) e. a. 
 ffiifleii, Pfneiigrii; (oft'i nbiVngeii. 
 
 Sinft-e, «. ba^' SSeneiigeii ; eiiic leicf)te 
 Crrlefeiing buret) %?iitc. 
 
 Siufper, siugiir, «. 1. (er ©inger, 
 
 SIN 
 
 ©anger , bie ©aiigeriiiii. 2. bcr ©anger 
 (©iiiiU'ogel). [Der ©cfnng. 
 
 Sinking-, singing, «. ta& ©ingen, 
 Si II g i 11 g- b i I'd , ber ©tngi'ogel. — - 
 book, Da« ^lercubiifl). — boy, Cer 6f)or> 
 fnabe. --man, £>rr ©anger, SBorianger. 
 
 — -master, ter ©iiigldjrer, ©ingineijler. 
 --woman, Me ©angerinn, SSormngerinn. 
 
 Sing:iniyriy, sing'ingie. adv. fingenb, 
 ill einem fingoni'Tn Ii'iie. 
 
 Sinj»-I(>, .Miig'gl, a'privaiibt iiiit Snflel, 
 tail) *. [''IBiiiDnirpr.l ber ©tiirs, bie 55liiine, 
 tm g-eberlein, ber 23ur,jel, ©d)u>ofien, ©pie» 
 gel, bie ©rtiurje, ©cl)eibe (= ©(i)iuani t>t6 
 SRotl): iinb 9{el)ivilCibreft). 
 
 Sing-le, (i.singulus) adf. 1. etnjig, ein 
 einjiger, eine einjige, ciii einjige^ , nur einer, 
 nur eine, niir ein. 2. eiiijeln. 3. einfac^ (nid)i 
 jnfamnienger.) ; [93Lit.] eiiifarf). 4. i a) || ein: 
 faltig (aufric^tig, uiiufrborbni, rein), b) * 
 einfad) (matt, elenb). Shak. 5. einjelii, 6e> 
 I'oubere. 6. i foiiCcrbar. 7. (cinjcln) oflein. 
 8. lebig, eljcloS. 
 
 A single fight, a — combat, -f — oppo- 
 sitions, ber Siweifanipf. A - person , ber 
 ober bie ilni'erl)eiratl)eie. — life, ber lebige, 
 e^elofe ©ranb. -state, t»er i'd)iuacj)e, Dl)n< 
 niad)tige3iirtf"b.SiiAK. -virtue, Dielapfers 
 feit (eiiici ©injelneii). To be of- signifi- 
 cation, niir eine iBeDeiitiing Iiaben. A - house, 
 ein S?nnA , ta& niir eine ©rube jti ebener 
 (Srbe f)Ot. To be too — and precise , )11 
 fonberbar iinb eigeii oo. genau iVin. Book- 
 keeping by — entry, bie ciiifarf)e ^wA)' 
 training. 
 
 Single-hearted, aufridjtig. — 
 seeded, - cucumber, cine 'Qlrt ®urfen. 
 --soled, 1. einiDljlig. 2. f einfaltig. 
 
 Sing'ie , *. ( ©eibeiifabr.] ber ai\i 
 mehrrren .UofoiU bcreitere ©eiDenfaben. 
 
 Single, V. a. 1. t Lierein)rln 2. 
 treniii'ii, fiMitiern, abfonbern- 3. aiifrimbern, 
 au^fiid)rii, an^U'fcn; [ipanbelj brarfeii, aii^j 
 fd)irpi'n ; mud) tnit out) l)erau6finfceii. 
 
 To single one's self trom .., 'f fict) 
 treniien lum . . . 
 
 Siiig'leneM.s, suig'glnes, «. 1. bie 
 (fiiijdiil)iit, @'uiiad)l)eir. 2. i bie ©infalt 
 (9liifrid)rigfiit, j. 93. Df5 (i)laiibeii5 :c.). 
 
 Sinj^'ietun, siiig'gitiin. (pon beni 
 SBcriVrrigtr (o genaiint) *. eine '21rt I'orjiig! 
 lid)i'r .<?M'fyehi'r. 
 
 Sins'! y, singglc. adv. 1. einjein, be> 
 HMibcrS, (lurfnieiiV. 2. on nub fiir fiit*- 3. 
 einjig, ndcin. 4. fl)rlid), aiifrid)rig. 
 
 SingNftng- , siiig'song , i. \ ber 
 ©imiriing. 
 
 Singular, »ing'gi'ilar. (lot.) adj. I. 
 einjUi, I'liifiid) QPee it.) 2. [(55rainiii.J jiir 
 rinfadjen 3iil)I, ob. jur ^iiijahl gi'l)fcrig. 3. 
 e'.iij'g (in leia^rSlrti ; beuMiPer (niif}i'rgfii'ol)ii5 
 lid)); eigcn. 4. fiinfrrbar, feltfam, eigen. 
 
 The singular number. [ (Siraniin.] bic 
 ©■injaljl, ber ©iiigulan*. Tlie first person 
 -, [O)roniin.l bic enlr 'JjerfDii ber ©injal;!. 
 
 - man. ber ©niDrriiiig. 
 Sinqrulnr, '• I- t bee rinjrlne, be-. 
 
 I'lMibrre llniili'iiiC. 2. [OJrnmui.j bie (i'iiiial)!, 
 brr ©ingiilrtri5. 
 
 Silisularif y , slnggular'ete, «. I. 
 bir (Jigriiijrjt (einer 45criVn ob. ©ad)e) , bfs 
 fonbcre 2}efd>ajyenl)cir. 2. bie ©onbertMUfrit ; 
 
 SIN 
 
 «J}?crfim"irbigfeit, ©eltenljeit. 3. f ber e^e 
 lofe ©tanb. (f itcrein.iem. 
 
 Singrularize, sing'giilaij^e. V. a 
 
 Sing-ulariy, slng'gula.Ie, ado. I. 
 einjelii; bie eiiifadje 3at)l aufbriicfenb. 2. 
 einjig, eigen, befoiibcr^, auf eine eigene ub. 
 befDiibere 9Irt. 
 
 Singrult, sin'gult, (Ui. singultus) 
 t. t ber ©d)ind)}en, ©djluc^.^er, ©d)iiicfen. 
 
 Sinical, sm'nekal, (u. sine) adj. 1. 
 einget>ogen, gcfrilinmt. 2. + ocUet 'iJKeer* 
 bufeii, uicle 'Weerl'iifen entfjalteiib. 
 
 Sinister, s'u'nistur, (lat. S33.) adj. 
 
 1. Ilnf (S?(\.nii 2C.). 2. i a) bij«lid) ; btife, 
 fd)led)t, |"d)liinm, unred)t. b) traurig, tin> 
 gliidlid), Unl)eil bringeiib. 
 
 Sinister-handed, f 1. iitir bie linfe 
 
 5?anb gebraiid)enb. 2. 1 nngiiirfl'c^) (Seibeii ic). 
 
 Sinisterly,siu nistuiie, ac<i>.l.llnfe. 
 
 2. i a) ungliicflii^, traurig. b) bofe; ftt)anb« 
 lid), bDel)after Db. i'd)led)ter SBcife. 
 
 Sinistrorsal, sinnistror'sal, (,\at. 
 sinister ll. gr. orso) adj. w\\ ber linfeu JU» 
 re(!)ren $anb nnfjleigenb. 
 
 SinistrOUS, sin'nistrus. adj. I, a\\\ 
 ber Imfen ©cite feienb. 2. i uerfeljrt, ab> 
 gefd)niacft, iingereinit. 
 
 Siuistrously, s'n'n'strusle, adv. 
 I. linf*. 2. i a) i)erfel)rt. b) unglil(fli4. 
 
 To be sinistrously disposed, 31lt» 
 lage jur Sinfl}eit Ijaben. 
 
 Sink, singk, (anTielf. sencan, sinean) 
 praet. sunk; pp. sunk; tai alte praet. 
 sank ill bcinalje *, v.n. I. fiiifeii, iintergeljen, 
 nieberfin.fen , iinterfinfeii; (b. giiijTen ic.j 
 finfeii (iiicbrigeriuerbcn) ; einfinfen, eintaden ; 
 (down) niebcrfiiifen, }ii (i)rnnbe geljen. 2. 
 i a) etnbriiigen; (into) «) bringcn, einbrin* 
 gen, fahren (in). ^) bringen (m, b. fj. fit* 
 einpragen). b) finfen, nieberiirirjeu. c) ein* 
 fallen (ivie bie 9Jiigen). d) finfeii, t'ermllen, 
 abnelimen. e) fallen (n- ^reifen). f) ben 
 ^DTtuUj finfen lafTen g) erliegen , ^n (Srnnbe 
 gcljen, lunfoniinen; (iniden erliegen (iinter). 
 
 3. biird)rd)lii9i'n (u. papier), fliffjen. 
 
 To sink under years, uiirer ber 2a(l ber 
 3ahre erliegpii. To - in price, im ^preife 
 fallen, ftnfcn , a6fd)lagcn. Sunken eyes, 
 etiigefalleiie Oliigen. To — into the head, 
 cinfaden (i>. ben 9liigen). To - in ones 
 interests, feincn jtrebit I'erloren l)abrii. Let 
 these sayings — down into your ears, J 
 faiTet iljr jn eiiren 0l)rpn biefe 9?ebe. To . 
 away in pleasing dreams , ill angeiici)me 
 iratmie uirftnfeii. 
 
 Hrov. You iiiiist sing or sink, it\ tuHi 
 l)ci|5r^ : 9Sogel fnjj ober ilirb. 
 
 Sinii, V. a. I. finfen, feiifen; auit 
 tiefeii; (-))iin.l (einen ©d)ad)i) finfen, abs 
 ilnfeii, abtrufen , fallen; pcrfenfen , (into) 
 (Ifirjen (in ben '•Jlbgninb zc.). 2. + a) amt>r« 
 lillren, tilgen, abtrageii (ein itapital). b) t 
 iinterfd)liigen ((i)elb). Swirx. c) nieberfd)la> 
 gen , nieberbeiigen. d) I)erabfel3eii , rrntebrt* 
 gen. e) (In) flurjen (in ®d)anbeic.). f) 
 flfirjen , perberben , in* SBerberbrn (liirjen. 
 Shak. g) fatlen mad)en, Ijerabbri'irfeii (^Preife). 
 h) biird)bruigen , I'erfdnueiibtn. 3. [ '•3)i*al.] 
 rrrticfeii (ein Wrmalbe). 
 
 To sink a ship, ein ©d)iff perfeiifrn ; 
 in (iSrniib bchreu. To - a river with re 
 peated draughts, burO) ivieb(rt)oire ■)lb}U<j( 
 
 i 
 
F4te. far. faH. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. N.S. move. nOr. got. 6il. rl6t\cl. Ti^he. trtb. f^ll. t/,in. Tflis. S65 
 
 SliN 
 
 rinen tJhi^ (atitn mndirn. To »lnk dliclie*. 
 ©rnbfn iiel)eil. A sunk corrnpied state, 
 rill herntnerunfetifr, oerfterbter ©tnnt. 
 
 Sink, I. I. bie Stiiiiie, <!D(i(T(rriuMe, 
 6<t)i«ii("f, Cfr^lbjiig, ^niinl, tie 3lbju*r; 
 ttx '2lu«,iiie, ©iieilein. 2. Die <£d)iiiibgriit>e, 
 t«;r ©*niii9n)inf«r, ^Ibtritf; ('3Knr.) ttr 
 £rt)iff*<]tiiiib. 3-1 eie e«tunt(inibe <6fr25er; 
 Cfrbiiig). Shak. [Woffe, l?orl)|'ct)lfiire. 
 
 Common sink, brr R\0([t, tit (Scf)lriit'f, 
 
 S i n k - h o I e , Me Sniifr5l)rf , Drr ^Ibgii^. 
 
 (iiiik-a-pHce, « (f fur cinq pa»i 
 ^fr Juiiftritt (cin Iniii). Shah. 
 
 Sinking-, s'ngk-ing, adj. ftnttnt). 
 - 4. Bn^ Siiifeu; ©eiifen. 
 
 Sinking-fund, 6ft tfraiingefonb, 
 9lmprti|nticn«fo"b , bit 91niortirntioii6fa(Te, 
 iilijiiitilffniTe- --paper, 6n6 Slirppapier, 
 £prd>V'^P'<T< ®eihfV'ipi«. Siltrirpapier. 
 
 Sinlesa y siu'ie* , adj. fuiibrnfo^ , 
 ful1^fIl^■ri. (beiiltmafeit, 9Ceiiit)fit. 
 
 iiiuleKSn<*R«, s'n'lesnes. t. bit Su»: 
 
 iiiiiner, ain'nur. «. ber @rinbeT, bie 
 €^m^prlIlll. [©uiibfrinu Ijniibelii. Pope. 
 
 Sinner, r. n. j ai6 ©I'liiber, nir 
 
 Sinuper, iin'^pur, ^ (gr. iiiib lat. 
 
 Sinopie, tin'opl. ^ sinopis) «. I. 
 I-TOincmli).] btr ©iiiopel, fR'ot^tl. 2. [iTpirlb.l 
 bie ri'tfjf 55nrbe. [Ciiiter. 
 
 Sinter, s'n'tur, «. [9)?iiieTalg. ] ber 
 
 Calcarioiis sinter, ber AillfniUcr. Si 
 lieioiK -. ber lliffeinnfer. 
 
 Sinuate, Mn'yiilie, ((. slnuoi p. a. 
 frtilniiijelii , frfiiiiiiieii, f<t)laiiarii|&rmifl bie 
 
 0''»i- 
 
 mats. 
 
 A tinDate(ri) leaf. [93ot.] till blicttigr^ 
 
 Sinnation , s'nyuAMiun , «. bir 
 fd)loiigeiifbriJii(jc ^rumimiiig,58icgiiiifl,93fii 
 flimg. 
 
 SinuUNity , sinyiin«'siii, (dn.) «■ 
 bif firuiiimiiiig, SCfflfiunrniigfeit. 
 
 Sinuous, siii'uiis, (Int. slntiosus' 
 ailj. gefdilfliigtlf, fdjlniigriiti'miig; bogig, 
 tvdipnfprtiiig; (53ot.] mogig, irpgid)*. 
 
 Sinna, sinus, (int. SSi.) «. I. brr 
 9)fefrbiifeii, bit 35ii(f)t, qjfeerbiirtjt, 5>oi. 2. 
 bie ffrt'imimiiig, ^rriiiinie, <^ol)liing, Dfff 
 iiiiiig; [91nnt.] bie $)ol)le; [6hir.] ber Sncf. 
 
 Sip, sip, (nligcir. sipnn) V. a. 1. llippeil. 
 
 5. fctjirirfeii; d'cn ben 58ieiien) rniigcii. 3. i 
 
 •) fdjii'irfeii. b) etiifniiflcn, triiifeii, 
 
 3. a) They skin the floods, and - the 
 
 purpir flow'rs. Drvdcr. b) Every lierli 
 
 that lips the dew. Mii.to.'i. 
 
 Sip, ti. n. nippen. [(btn. 
 
 Sip, *■ ber 9iii<p, €<f)fti((, bai <Bd)lu(f: 
 
 Sipe, Kipe, V n. [Dertl.] ficfmt. 
 
 SipiilliK, skills, (fr. 3D., V. gr. 
 siphlon) t. iWfb.] bie 2uilieii(l)e. 
 
 Sipiiiiitic, sifflii ik, adj. fipf)tlitir(b. 
 ' Siphon, si'fun. (gr. SB.) «. bie 
 9f^hrf, (i^nbrniil.l ber fytbtt. 
 
 Sipiiuneulated , stfunki^iitlrf. 
 adj. riw rifiiie Oiulire l^nbeiib. (rrf)liirff. 
 
 Sipper, >ip'pur. t. QiHtT, brr iiipvt, 
 
 Sippet, Mp'pit. f. i bit @<t)nitte, 
 *ri>br(1imrte. (brr ^tin'djlng, bn« SPlnfnt. 
 
 Si quia, iki'knSx. (int. si quis) t. 
 
 Sir, sur, (fr. sire ll. sieur) t. 1. (ali 
 lifrl) Jperr; (niid)) tin pi. Sirs. 5?rrrrii. 
 Ansa. t. (ber ZirrI eiiiri Knight rbrr 
 Baronet; j. 13. - Horace Vere) ®ir. 3. 
 
 btigl-dtuUch. W6rlerbueh. I. 
 
 SIT 
 
 (niif ben Uiiiuerfirnfeii ^ii (?niii('rib<ie ii. Oj:= 
 forb, 10 luie aiif beiieii 3?or»niiuTifa'i) em 
 iitel ber Snccalaurfen. 4. (eheiiinic) ber litel 
 eiiiefi {i)ci|lli<t)en ; (bnher; | - John, ber 
 ^Tjfnrri'r. 5. t ber 'JKanii. Shak. 
 
 Sir, V. a. to - up. Sir nrniieii. 
 
 Sire, sire. (fr. SSa > *. 1. Sire, giio- 
 bigiler .^err ( eiiie Sliirebe nii iloiiige iiiib 
 ftniier). 2. ? ber SBnter; ( niict) bri tljiereii, 
 bi|"oiibcr« bei ^lerbeiu ber SSatcr. 3. in S'l' 
 rnmiiieiM'r^iingen, luie in Grand--, ber 
 C6x\>%\>aux ; great grand--, ber Urgrou: 
 unrer. (uorbrmgeii. 
 
 Sire, r. a. (u. 1f)ieren) jeiigen, Ijer- 
 
 Siren, .sir'en, sl'ien, (gr. seiren) *. 
 I. ('JKotO 1 t*'* ©!«•«• 2- i bie Sirenr, 
 SSfrffiljrerinn. 3. eiiie 'JJlrt Gibectd'e in &\v. 
 rplino. (beinubernb. 
 
 Siren, adj. jn einrr Sirene gel)6rig, 
 
 Siren-Kong. ber Sireiiengrrnng. 
 
 Sirenize, sirenUe, v. a. u. v. »■ 
 biird) riipc 2Ui'rte lotfcn, uerffiljren, bie SBer; 
 tubriiiiflffunil finer Sirciie onioenben. 
 
 SiriMsis, -eit-asU, (gr.SC.x. ["Mtb.] 
 ber €oniieui1i(t). 
 
 SiriuN, sir'rius, (Int. "-Si., i<. gr 
 seiii'isi t. I'Mtlron.] ber Siriii*, $iinbi-|lrrii. 
 
 Sirloin, sur'loin. (u. fr. sui longer 
 4. ttx Cenbcnbrnten, bn« fienbenilucf (uoii 
 tinrni fetten Otftfeio. 
 
 Sirnanie, f. Surname. 
 
 Siro, st'r6, (fr. oiron) t. [ffntotn.] 
 bie ■•TKilbe. 
 
 Sirocco, s4rok'k&, (it. m.) t. ber 
 Siroffo, ©rfiinminb, (i)li"it)iuinb , ©uboil= 
 luinb. irebe) fieri! iBuridje! Oiiiige! 
 
 Sirrah, sar'ra, «. I u. ( (ni$ 'ilii> 
 
 Sirt, siirt, (int. syrtis) «. t bne 
 •JKior; ber Ireibinnb. 
 
 Sirup, auririp. (arnb. serap) «. ber 
 Si)riip, Siri'p, ©prop. 
 
 Sirup, ti. a init 3>i(ffn'nft anmnctfcn, 
 nut 6t)riip iTiB Miod}en. 
 
 S i r 11 p <• d . iilp. 
 
 Sirupy, sur'rupi. adj. firopnrtig. 
 
 Sin, SIS. «. [$ot.] ber ©efcl. 
 
 Sixe, «Jxe,t tVir Assize. 
 
 SiMkin, siskin, *. [Drnirf).] ber 
 Sfifil. 3tifi<lf5n'. Ori'infinf. 
 
 SiNK, SIS, V. n. o in'ctfn. 
 
 SiKter, sisiur. (niigeir. sweoster) *. 
 1. bie ©cbiuerter. 2. l a) (eiiie iveibli(f)e ^tX: 
 lOii, i»fli1)c mit finer nnberii glfid)en 9{iinge*, 
 gleidjer SRdigion iinb gennn mit iljr iierbiuiF 
 ben 111) bie ©rtjweiler. b) biefilt>|lcri"d)iwfAir, 
 ^R^mnt. e) [2Deitr.) bie ©djiueiler bti i)Um\- 
 pierbf«. d) Qtmni I'pn berfelben 9lrt, I'lm 
 benelbfn »er(()nfffnl)eit , J. ^. Sister- 
 fruits, fcl)iue(lcrli(^e JJn'Ktte. Pope. 
 
 Tlie nine sisters, % bit nenn ^uj'en. 
 --In-law, bif 6ct)iBngcrinn. 
 
 Sisier-block. l-»Jnr.] f int 9Irt SSii'Iin. 
 bicrf Dber Inurenbbiiii mit ji»fi ©d)eibeii. 
 --country, bat ©dnucftirlniib. --plain- 
 tiff, bie OJJitflngfrinn. -'s-thread, ber 
 JllPilcrjmini (fiiif <arr Smirn). 
 
 Sinter, v. a. f i<eni1)ntirtfrn. - o. n. 
 t i>ir!'(f)uMi1frt ffin. l©(t)Wfflerr(t)nff. 
 
 Sisterhood , sis'tuiliud . «. bie 
 
 SiMterly, sis'turle. adj. rd)a>e|1rrli(t). 
 
 Sit, sil, ( giith. sitaii; niigelf. silan. 
 sittao) praet. sat; altf^ pp. sitten, v. n. I. 
 
 SIT 
 
 fiijen; (u. 955gfln) (i^en, T^'iibnifpr.] im 
 
 Siiger fi^en (v. finnincJjen). 2. l (jii einem 
 
 beflinimten Sioerte ft^en) «) fi^en, ©idling 
 
 Ob. ©i^nngen Ijniten, uennmmeit fiin (uotii 
 
 •}>arlnmeiue Jt). b) (upon ) OJeritbt (jnlten, 
 
 net) berntlien (fiber); (Jtiu.i* befirtjrigen. c) 
 
 jVin, bleiben, fi^en. d ) (niid) uon leblofen 
 
 Cingen) riil^en, liegen; (upon) liegcn, rnl)en, 
 
 herr)d)en(niif). e) d'. JtietbungiM^'''*''") |i<jen. 
 
 f) fi^fn, fleiben, niiiVt)en; (upon, on; &ineu 
 
 fleiben, @-ineni nnite^en. 
 
 2. d) Pale horror sat on each Arcadian 
 
 face, biiifye* (JntiV^en ruljte niif jebein 
 
 nrfnbii"i1)C" 'Mnrtilj. Drydek. 
 
 Sit by nie, fe^f bi<> )U tnir. To - at 
 tnble. to - at meat, bfi lil'tfjf fi<5fn. To - 
 drinking, bif S'it '"'f Iriiifen jiibringen. 
 To — fast on horseback , gut }u ^)>ftrOe 
 fit^cn. To - close, enge finen (j. 58. bfi 
 iiicbt If). To - on eggs, niif &iern fii)eii, 
 bruteii. To - to the painter, beni ■OKiiur 
 fi^eii. To - for one's picture, fid) mnloii 
 lofien. To - at work, nn ber 9trbfif fi^en. 
 To - in council, ini 9{nfhe filjeii. To - iu 
 judgment, )n OHrictt ft^en , Ci)erii1)t Ijniten, 
 nil Okxifbtt fi^en. One council -s upon 
 life aud death , fin 9?ntf> Ijiilt ©i^iingcii 
 fiber Seben iinb lob. To do one's woik 
 sitting. fiQeiib nrbriten. To - close to 
 one's work (niit^ at work), finfig nrbfiten., 
 The doctors - upon him, bif 'ilrrjtf bfr.itljiii 
 fid) uber I'riiif firnnfljeit. To - still , |ltl( 
 fi^en, iiiitl)riiig fein, bif j&nnbf in bfn©tf>i>oa 
 legeii. To - at a great rent, eiiieii t)oifm 
 $i)d)t bf)al)lcn ob. eiirri(t)ten niftffen. Would 
 ihe tenants - easier in their rents than 
 now. lofirben jirf) bie "ipnttrfr beffer bnbei 
 be^iiben al6 je^t? Swirr. To - at great 
 usury, Ijphf 3infeii bt\at)\tn mfijyen. To - 
 at one's heart, ©inciii nuf bein iperjen lie> 
 gen. Grief -s heavy on his heart, (iiriini 
 liegt i'd)irer nuf reinem ipirten. The calamity 
 -s iieavy upon (ob. on) us, bai (?lenb lifflt 
 l'(t)n)cr nilf tlll^. Judgment shall - upon 
 you . man roirb 0)fric<)t fiber eiicft Ijnlrrn. 
 Whore — s the wind, n>o foninit ber SSJlllO 
 i)er? The wind -s fair, t ber 2l5inb fttljt 
 gut. This coat sits too close, biefer 9tu(f 
 111 )ii eiige; It -s not close enough, er, ei 
 ill iii(l)t ivric grniig. 1 shall — as close to 
 you as your sliiit to your back, id) luerbf 
 end) iiid)t oom i}in(ft-n gel)ei| , cud) nid)t 
 lueinffeii. 
 
 To sit down. 1. nieberfiQeii, ftc^ fti^tn, 
 ftd) iiieberln([en. 2. i a) |ld) (irgenbivo) nie> 
 berlafien ( urn bn jn luoljnen ) ; to - befor* 
 a town, fid) uor eiiie ©dibi legen. l>) ile^eii 
 bleibeu. 
 2. b) Here we cannot sit down, but still 
 proceed in our search. Rogers. 
 
 To sit out, t bn fii>en, ?iid)td .^n ttjnti 
 i)nben, nifieig ober biemhpd frin. 
 
 To sit up, 1. nuf|lel)en, ftd) nufrid»tfii. 
 2. nufjiyen, nurbieiben. 
 
 To sit up with a sick person, bet einem 
 Jtrnnfen iund)en. To - at play, bie 3liid)t 
 biird) ipirlen, mit ©piflf" ^mbritir,;:: , Jii« 
 briMgen. To - at work, bie iJiad)t ourd) 
 
 To sit upon, nuifi^en. [nrbfiten. 
 
 To sit upon thorns, i ivie nuf iiihlen 
 iit)en. To - one's skins, Q'l'nn ifiaqr.n, 
 fd)tren. 
 
 55 
 
866 Fai#-. far, fall, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin, NA, move, n6r,*ot, 6il, cl66d. TAbe, tuh, fAll. t/nn, THis. 
 
 SIT 
 
 Sit, ». a. Qtma6 jutn ©i^e gebrnucden, ' 
 
 ftRcn nuf . . , rciren nuf • . . 
 
 He sit« a horse well, fr jl^^ 9"* J" 
 ?Pfcr^C. To sit liiiii down, to - tlieni down, 
 ( ruli metcrjufe^cii. The court was snt, ( [ 
 u. |Vhifrl).ift ) tnS ®cri(l>t fn^ |"d>oii (l)rttte 
 friiu- Sitjlllig begPllllfU). Addison. 
 
 To sit one out, laiifjcr bttibtn , langtr 
 ciiifhnltfii (iU fill 91nfcerer. 
 
 Site, siie, (fr. 235., Int. situs) *. l. 
 tiv I'dije (eiiicr ©tnfct :c.). 2. t 6ie ®tel- 
 Iiiit.i, "l^ifinir. 
 
 Mill-si te. mi 11 -seat, (er $In0, IVO: 
 r.iiif fine rBifil^le ileljt, tin fur cine ■OKi'il;lc 
 to^igliiti-r ^la^. [Di-te;. 
 
 Sited, Mild, adj. + gelcgen (u. cmcm 
 
 Sitfast, sit'fast. $. eiiie i^arte 'Petite 
 iinnr Cctn ©attcl jjcbrficftcr ^ferde, in 
 ipocfcr. 
 
 Si til, sitA, (nnflclf. 2D.) c<m;. * feit, 
 tft, iiirem, lucil. - that, feirbem, Ba. 
 
 Sithe, f. Sythe. -, Mt/ie. «. « t»ne 
 9)rni. A thousand -s. tniireii& 'OKnI. 
 
 Sitiieiice, sit&ense , (Sith'es) 
 (flllfirlf. siiiilliaii) udn. * feilDtlU. 
 
 Sitter, Kiitur. $. I. btt ®itJfn^t, 
 ei^er- "i- i«i' triitfiiff iBogfl, bie Sn'itljenue. 
 
 The Tiiiks aie gieai sitters, bii iuf 
 lill Tiijcii oiel. 
 
 Sittingr, sifting, nrf/- [2.Hir.I fumxb. 
 
 Sittiti^", s. 1- £>!« ip.iiiMiiiig, ^a man 
 ftrt) rci)t. A - down, Piif -JTii-eerili^fii, ©id)- 
 Sfiif6eilr,fT''i'. 2- (f^ 3"i'tiiiiO, 6ii niiiii fiijn 
 bfr gi^; Mi Sinfii Ctr ipfiljuer niir C^'icni, 
 25ri!ten. 3. tie 3i'it « fo l'ii'>3 >"'T' iim'" 
 ?(Ktilfr !c. fti^t, t>ie fcitjiiiig. 4. &ie £1131111.) 
 (eiucf ®crid)t6lun'e6 ic); pi- Siiiing*. 
 [9{cd)tffpr.] bie Sii^iiiigeii bcr Ni«i piius 
 e)erii1)te jti Soiibi'ii uiiP in '5KibbIi-|V)r- 
 3. For a portrait, six or sevcu sittings 
 may be required. Websteu. 
 
 (The male bird amuses the female with 
 his songs), during the whole time of her 
 sitting, fi) lauae fte briitct. At one -, 
 nnf fincn ®i9 , in einem 6i^c; in einer 
 ©itjlllia. (For tlie understanding of any 
 one of Paul's epistles), I read it through 
 at one -, In« ic^ fie aiif cinen <5itj buret). 
 A long - at table, at play, liinges iafrin, 
 imcici ©ptctcii. [Si^en, ber ©i?. 
 
 Sitting-place, ein bcqiiemer Drt juni 
 
 Situate, sil'tshuate, (fr. situer) ailj. 
 1. lii'flpnb, grlegen (on, niif, on). 2. bepnblid). 
 
 Situated, sit'tsJiuiied, adj. 1. Iie> 
 
 flciib, gefegen (on, au{, a\\). 2. l gcftedt (in 
 
 eiiuiM befonbern 3uflnnbe beftnblid)). 
 
 2. bsei've lio w the executor is s i t u a t c d 
 
 wiih respect to the heirs, beo6a<t)re bie 
 
 StetUing be« 25or(}iel)fr6 eineS Xeilas 
 
 inent* ben drben gegeni'iber. 
 
 Situated on the north-east side of ... 
 eb. to the north-east of . .. etc., ob. nortli- 
 •ast of ... etc., iiorbDltlicl) uon ... 11. To 
 be -, liegen (on, nuf, nil). 
 
 Situation, siitsliiii'shun, «. l. f bie 
 <?iigc. 2. i a) bit Sage, ©teriung. b) [II)cot.] 
 Dif Ciige, ©itnntipn. c) bie ©tefle (6er 
 I)iiMi|T). [cine bf<iiieine nn6 niljige Cngc. 
 
 A situation of ease and tranquillity. 
 
 Sivan, siv'an, #. [ji'ib. 0"l)n.Mt.l ^l•r 
 gjiO'.un ©imn. [sex; gr. hexi adj. |Vd)j. 
 
 Six, wiis, (fr. 2i3., oiigclf. six; uu. 
 
 SIZ 
 
 Six, «. Die 
 
 To be at 8ix(es) and seven(s), in lln> 
 orbniing fein, beni Siifatle nn^gefe^t fein. 
 
 Six- fold, adj. fe(l)&fild). --pence. 
 I. [cngl. ■OJJiinjii).] \'e<t)6 "JSence, ein l}iili'er 
 -Sl)i(ling. 2. ftd)& ^jjeace (ber SBertf) eiiiee 
 Ijiilben ©()i(ling*). --penny, adj. eineii 
 i)a\\>en ©l)i(ling luert^ »Der foilenb. - - 
 petaled, adj. [ ijof.) tnit lec^p iKliitiien: 
 bliittern. -score, adj. IjuiiDert u. jiuiiii: 
 jig, jivei (£d)t'tf, \e(t)i ©teigen. 
 
 Sixteen, silis'tein, (niigili'. sixtenej 
 adj. |'ed)}f()ll. 
 
 Sixteens, [Il)pogr.] brt6 ©cbcjformnt, 
 ©ed)ifi)iifrforniar. 
 
 Sixteentit, s'ks'leentA, adj. feci) 
 jcljiue. - #. ti(\6 iSed)jel)ntfl. 
 
 Sixteeutllly, sllis'teeni/ile, adv. 
 Jinn Sed)jfl)nteii, |"e(t)jcl)iiteii«. 
 
 Sixtit, sikstA, adj. \t(i)itt. 
 
 Sixtil, s. 1. Diie ®cd)5tel. 2. ["TOnf.j 
 Die ©td)C'te, ©erte. [ten, fert)cfen?. 
 
 Sixtiily, siksiA'le, adv. jiini ©ed)^: 
 
 Sixtietlt, siks'ieet/i, adj. i'ed)iigi'te. 
 
 Sixty, kiks'ti, (aiigdi'. sixtig) adj. 
 red)jig. - *. bie 3'il)I I'edJiig. 
 
 Sizable, xi'zabl, adj. tint }icmli(^c, 
 betrnd)tltd)e ©rope l;(U'fnb, aiifeljiilid); upn 
 gcl)origer P)ri3pf, uerl)iilr:iif5miij5ig. 
 
 SizabienesK, si^abines, s. bie vet: 
 l)nltniBiiiii&ige (.i)ri>jie; -]liirc()iilid)feif. 
 
 Size, size, (u. assize; Ob. Dein lilt, 
 scissus) *. 1. ein beiliinnuee 'X?<ib, (ba^er) 
 Die 0K'6ul)r, 'ipi.'rtion ; ®rijije, •Jfiuioii , biT 
 gi'tn'iljreiibe •Jliul)eil ; tini ©d)rot (einer 
 ')3fiiiije), ©d)r&rliiig, bie ^^Kriiiipliitte, 2. 
 (Ill eugrrer 3JeDfutiing) a) (©d)ul)ni.l bie 
 •iKaiJliiDe. b) fiir eiiicii •ijiirti;iiig ^25ierfel: 
 pfennig) 95rob, i5ier k- (iucld)i"e init ciiiem 
 S ill beni i?oflbuc^) bcr ©tiiDcntcn jii (E.itii: 
 bribge iH'rgcnierfriuirb). 3. ^ieO)r6b■^^ i'>iiiije, 
 (bef.) Birfe, Per lliiifnng; (u. ±) bie 'JliieDel)' 
 niiiig ; biit'©rt)iiBinay, iliUibcr (riner iuigcu, 
 Der JJaliber uiiier itaiu'iii') ; biis 'jjonnat 
 (ciiiee 5)iid)eex 4. tie ®r)l,i(r; 33e|'d)affeii» 
 ()cir, bcr 3ni'i>Titb. 5. t ber ©taut). 
 5. Men ot less size and quality. 
 
 L K.<iTRANGE. 
 
 With all the size that veiity would 
 without lapsing surfer, fo roeit C^ I'ljIIC SBiTi 
 
 le^uiig bcr ai5iil)rl)eir gfi'djeyen fniin. Shak. 
 A leg all of a -, ciii 35eiii , tH'eii 11. iiiitcn 
 gltid) bicf. 
 
 Size, V. a. I. t fcilfcijen, ('cilnntiion 
 i'TJia^e, ©ciuiitjrc 20. 2. gchorig nbnuffcn, 
 iiircd)t inad)eii , einer Zad)e bic gil)i!'rigi' 
 Ci)rij>i3e Ob. icii' gcl)&rige -Wiio gi'bcii ; (©rilcf = 
 fngiin) fal;briren, nnd) bcr Scl)re probiren; 
 l-3)jriiiim.] jiiiTircii (bic ©djrurlingc); incffcn, 
 nidjrn ; [Gornmiidi^] bie fcincrn iljcile cinefi 
 -WrtallS I'on ben grobcrn i)crniitrcl|1 riuei 
 Cral)rfu-bc6 nuffonbcrn. 3. (ein Ding) gro> 
 ^er ni(id)cn, i^in cine grogere ^Mii^beljiiiing 
 gcbcn. 4. [Uniucrf. Ganibnbgej anfdjrcibcn 
 (iua« ein ©tiiDent nn 53n'b jc. fiefiMnint). 
 
 To size seams, [©c^neib.J bie ?ft'.t)tc 
 widjjVn. 
 
 Size, (w. .<iyth; fp. sisa) t. I. [33er' 
 golD.] Per SSergolbgrunO. 2. u'llxrt).) ein fie: 
 bngor (riiiiigrr ©trfT/ 'bnljcn a) Die 'ipnppc, 
 ber filfiilrr. bi f,i6 I'einiiuaficr, iUiidjbinPcr: 
 jiiuiiKr. c) Die .UiiitMiiid). 
 
 SKE 
 
 Size made of glove-shred* , (tr i^Otlba 
 
 l"d)iil)lcim , Scbcrleim. 
 
 Size-copper, [95ii(()b.] 6er 'iPfnnir« 
 fejifl. — water, [93iid)b.] ber aSergnlbgrnnb. 
 
 Siz.e, V. n. 1. ubcri1rfid)eii, beitreid)en, 
 grr.iiPcu, gniiibircii; [SSiid)l>.l to - the edge, 
 bcii ©d)nift gninpircn. 2. mit Jtaifmlld) be. 
 llrcid)en, ri&crrtreid)cn, fd)leinincn. 3. Ici« 
 iiifii , vtanireii I'iPapier). 4. luic^rcn. 
 
 Sized, sizd . adj. iiDii finer gcvuiffcn 
 0)r&pe, cine gciuiffe OJrpjje tj.ibfiib. 
 
 And as my love is sized etc., unS f» 
 gro6 nicine Sirbe ifl :c. Middle--, uini 
 imitlcrcr OJr&pe. Common--. i<on gc« 
 luijljiilic^er ®rij|5c. Large — , uoii t)etrad)t» 
 li(i)i'r, flnrt()iillit)er (JJrijpe. 
 
 Sizei, siz'l, $. ['Wiiiijiu,] eieia6)"d>ni9cl 
 I'pn geiudljteni ©ilbiT. 
 
 Sizer, siziir. *. [llniufrf. diimbribgc] 
 
 1. (ein nod) betn pensioner fDininenfer 
 ©fiifenDber'jMniiiiiif, nrnie©rii?'riir, ©iji-r. 
 
 2. cine 9lrt 55i'Pieiiti'r, fcr bie ^I'rtionen tvv 
 (inneii ©ciiPeiiten ftiin'djri'ibi. [3iif)l)i'it. 
 
 Siziiiess, m' zeiies, j. bic filebrigfiit, 
 
 Sizy, si £6, adj. fifbrig, jcil). 
 
 Sliaddle, skad'dl, (nngcU'. suath) 
 *. t bcr <B<i)aiit, SSerlUjl, 9Tvid)rl)eiI. - adj. 
 nndjrljeilig. 
 
 Sitaiu, skaiie, (altft. escaigne) », 
 ber ®tral)ii, ©trnng, bie Dt'cfe. 
 
 Part of a s kai n , bn4 (iSi'binbC. — of a 
 house-line, [•5)?ar.] ciii 33iiiiD ipii|liig. 
 
 Siiainsiliate, skanzmate, «. t 
 tcr ©pifBiifiVfl.' Shak. [t. £>er Sfnibc. 
 
 Siiald, skald, (rd)iu. scalla, nitgeii ?> 
 
 Shtate, .sk&te, (l)Dn. schaati.) «. l^er 
 ©d)lirtut)ii(). 
 
 Siiate, V. n. ©d)tittr(f)iif) raiifen. 
 
 Skate, (niigelf. sceadda) s. [0(l)ff)i)i>(.] 
 ber O'Migclfifd). [Iniifrr. 
 
 Si^ater, ski'iur, ». ber ©d)(ittrd)ul): 
 
 Si<eail, skeiie, (niigi'ir. s.iegen) « 
 t iii\6 fiiric©d)iucrf, laiige OBciyer, berDoUl). 
 
 Siieed, f. Skid. 
 
 Skeel, skeei, i^(t)nU) *. [Oertl.] i. 
 bie -MfiKtf'Ute. 2. [-Sicrbr.] bie Sfifjle, X:ai 
 firil)ird)iff, ber fiuf)l|lorf. 
 
 Skeely, ) (,-(j,ott.) skillful, eun- 
 
 Siiealy, > . 
 
 Skeefu*,; ' 
 
 Skeens, (fd)Dtt.) kr»i*ea. 
 
 Skeet, skcet, «. [i)K,ir.I ^et ©icger. 
 
 Ske;^, skeg, t. I. Die milDe -^jTounie, 
 ©d)tel)c. 2. [OJfnr.] bn5 furje (fiite Ui 
 S.uii , ba6 nod) ctmnS Ijintcr bem ^rnrcri 
 fleocii IjiT.iiiSriigt. [©olni. 
 
 Skeicg'er, sklg'gur, «. ber fleuie 
 
 Skegger-trout, 6ie Sii(f)^forefIe. 
 
 Skein, f. Ska in. 
 
 Skeietnn, skcileiun, (gr. 2C.) «• 
 1. ba« ©fclett, (5)erip|>, ^nodjengebaiibe. 
 2.t a)Dn« (3')frippe ju eincni fiopfpn^c K. b) 
 6a6 (i)C|lcf[ cinco 3{cgenrd)iriJi«. c) Mi ®c» 
 rippc (fcljr niagire ^crfoii). 
 
 The great s .k e 1 e t o u of the world , bdtf 
 grofjc 2Btltgi't>aiibf. 
 
 Skt^ilies, [Derir.] squints. 
 
 Sk(;iiuin, skcllum. (©d)clm) «. t 
 brr -£d)iim, ©d)iirfe, ©djiift. 
 
 Skep, skc|>. t. I. riiic ?lrf Ivorb, bcr 
 uiirfii fiig n. obi 11 iveit i|1. 2. [©djPtrt.J Bcf ; 
 iBii'Ufiiforb. 
 
F&te, far, fSll. fai. M*. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, got. 6il. rl6oW. Ti\be. tub. (AU. thin. THi«. 867 
 
 SKE 
 
 Skeptic, r. Sceptic. 
 
 Sketcllf kkculi. (tr. esquinae; 6ftH() 
 «. I. ter trite S'litiviirt, )liiiri§, tije Q:)riiii&. 
 (iiiidi , @rii|r; ta$ i£(f)riii>i ; bit uiigetaf)re 
 S5frfrf)iuiii(j, 6fr lle6frid)l(ifl , tit lle6friid)r; 
 ber (9?r(t)iiiin<)f.) 9lii6jii(i. 2. i 6if ©fijje. 
 
 Sketch-book. ia6 £iMliept6ll((). 
 
 Sketch f -.a. I. eiitiverfdi, ffiijiren, 
 fiMiiipireii. 1. i eiinurrteii. 
 
 Skew, skii. (rd)ief) adv. fi^ief, qiitr, 
 litieriiurrA; (. A«kew. 
 
 Ske^v, p. A. I. t fd)itf nnfef^n. 1. 1 
 rd;ii-f biittw Ob. \ni\(btn. 
 
 S k • u ' d at will) R few lionornble word* 
 mit djrtiiuetlrn ^iTti-n fliid)fi(j bavon tv- 
 nAl)!it. l<it*)<» 
 
 Ske^v, r. n. [Otrtt.] (diitf , frimim 
 
 Skewer, <>kuie. «. btt @peiler, Ijbl-- 
 jrriir i£pifD. Slcirdjipirfl. 
 
 Ske««'er, p. a. I. iVeilcn, niifrprilrrn, 
 nmlirfeii. l. t rtiiorriKH, fctjiiiiilrflrii. 
 
 To ikrwer up iiirBi . gltirrf) {oitMt«n. 
 
 Skid, '•kid. «. 1. (•TVar.) em oifriioKii. 
 tf« Stfirf ^iij <\» ttr ©rite fines ©d)i|fcf, 
 um tiei'e bdin 9hifiifWii p6. i5>fr.n'liiffin 
 (diwncr tvorixr fleocii Wiibiiiigeu i» \'<t){u)t». 
 a. Me Sporrffttf «iii "aSiifleio. 
 
 Skid, I), n. heiiinieii, rprrTrii (riii 9{>i&> 
 
 Skifr, ikkit. (fr. titquif; 3<i)ltf «• ^d» 
 SrtiiffilH'ii. fliine (Slug-; 2JDut, bcr 'IT.irfirii. 
 ^iihii. [ufrrrf(1)iffiii. 
 
 SkifT, V. a. in ritieiit Soi>te, RM)m 
 
 Skill, *kil , <a»(\fl\. icylan, tl)ei(rii, 
 untenctfireni *. I. Me (i)ifd)i<fli(f)feit, Gt> 
 fnt)reiil)eit , (Srii'iiiibtljeit ; ^ertigfeit; (in, f 
 «i) Me (5JciVf)irfii(l)feit (ill). 2. f Me JJiiiiit 
 (b. t). ir^^t\\b riiie £utifl). Hooiuek. 3. t brr 
 ©riinb, bie tlrf.i(t)e. 
 
 He lias (kill in Greek, tt Pfrf!ff)t fflrif: 
 d)ird). To have no - in ..., (i4 llid)t »"= 
 (lel)f II niif . . . 
 
 Skill, B «• * njiffrn, vrrftehen. 
 
 Skill, r. n. « 1. (of) ^tivaf DrrfTe^en, 
 lirt) I'crili'heii (iiif . . . , bell'(^ll^frr, erfnhveii 
 I'fiii ill ..., ^trU(\t(i( hnbeii in ... 2. bar: 
 Aiif aiiriMiiiiicii. 1( skilled not much, t6 
 fnm iiidir i<irl rnrniif nil. 
 
 Skilleil, »kild. aiij. (ill. ? of) go 
 fdiirfr, (ifi'ibt. frf.il)ren, bciuiiiirrtt (lit). 
 
 He niii!«t be very little (killed iy the 
 world nho etc., bcr niiig \tt)r luriiifl SCrlf; 
 ffimrmg (•eftreii, u'eldier it. / / 
 
 Skill Tens, skh'le*. c*^. /f Aiti(|e> 
 fd^dt , imerfrtorcii ; 'of) iiitbefaiiiil' (jliit). 
 
 Skillet, kkil-lit. (fr. eciielle/) «. brr 
 fleiiic JRi|7>l, Scdjtovu Wii^topf, .bie 93rti> 
 pfiiiine. 
 
 Skillful, Kkilfdl, adj. I. (at, in) 
 gerd)i(fr, crfiiiirrn (in), eiiier ®ii(f)e fnnbig. 
 2. flerdjitft, finibig (u. ber Spant ic). 
 
 He is skillful at finding out etc., et 
 iveig feljr gur jc. niifjiifiiibrn. - at the or- 
 gan . (i(fd)i(fr niif ber Drflcl. 
 
 Skiliriilly, skil'fdl^, ade. (ie(<t)\dt. 
 
 SkiliruliieNS, skil-fulnet, «. bie 
 ®<l'*i(fiidif«it, erinhrenljcit. 
 
 Skim, fikiiii, (p. Scum) «. f ber 
 ©d).iiiMi ; 'lU'i"(t)iiiini (ber. '3)?fMf(f)fn lo. 
 
 Skim, V a. I. r(f)iiiini('n ; (off) (i6« 
 fdiii'inifii. ?. } ilrrifeii (Iri(f)r brriihrrii), 
 Ififbf t-iiii'.i|irrii lii'rr . . . I. .itr. hnicit (-Wild)). 
 
 Skim, r. It. i fid) Iriilx tiriU'irbtiiir! 
 
 fie flel)en 
 
 beriii)reii 
 
 Wattb. 
 
 tkiin »1 
 
 Mill 
 
 8K1 
 
 gen, Ui<fit ^inftrelc^en , cornberf(()Uie6en, 
 fortf(t)iuebeii , binrtt)iu«ben. 2. ± leidjt utvr 
 eineii Wegeiitliiiib ^iiigel)eii, ciii SBu(t> :t. niir 
 oberfla(t)li(() bHr(t)geI)eu. 
 
 They ikiiu over a science, 
 lfi(f)t liber eiiie iCiiTeiiicljrtft t)u\, 
 (ie fniim. 
 
 Skiinble - scainl>le, 
 
 skaiubi, adj. u. adv. Q imthit, ivilb, buret) 
 einnnbrr. Shak 
 
 Skiin-COuIter, skim'-knltiir, I. 
 eiiie ^Urt $jliii)nu'i7fr, uiu ben ^ootn )i; 
 ri^urffn. 
 
 Skiltlillg'ton, skim'mingtn.^ 
 
 Skiiiiitry, skiiu'iueiri, ^ 
 
 ^kieiut) To ride -. eme '.Urt biirlejfcu 
 llniijang^, bcr bejivetft, eiiieii -Xltaiiii, bcr 
 llci) pon Kiner Jrou rdiMgrn la|}(, liid)crli>t 
 )u iii>id)eii. 
 
 Skimmer, skimiuui , «. l. dci 
 @(l)aiinit'r, @(1)>iiiiiili>ffcl, bie ©il^ainiirrllr. 
 i><nl)iiifclle. 2. 1 t (riiicr , Otr lci<t)r ut'ci 
 riiieii <^3ci]riii't,itib hiiiijcDt. ber em '^iict) iiiir 
 obcrjliidjail) riir(t)gfi)t. J. iDriiidj.J ctr gc 
 incillt iScrfrljrirdjMal'fl (Rli>ncop» nigr«). 
 
 Skim-iitiik, kkiuruiilk, «. cie ab- 
 grriihiiuc '))iiid). 
 
 Skimming'il, sklni'mnigz, «. pt. 
 Pii6 •Jlb.ji-ri1)aiittiic, Me iibgrrit)iuinue -Wittcrie 
 
 Skill, skin, (iingfir. scm; fd;iv. skiuu* 
 «. 1. bie (tt)ifrird)c> .'p.iitt. 2. i 4 bie :p.iiii 
 (ber fi&rper, bit i)>fnVii). 3. (in tiigcrtr ht 
 btutg.) btr ^iilg, b<i« {Jffl, btt "IScij ip 
 il)icrtn). 4. I3ipr.] bit Sdjiilt, ^liHe. 5 
 lli)pi'gr.] b(i6 "55ergoinciit. 
 
 Tlie outward or scarf skin, bit Obcr< 
 l^niit. The - of a fox, bcr 9iid)6l>nlg. A 
 goat's -, bai 3>'"fl''i'Kf'- To deal in 
 mil 'iptljcn ^rtnbcln. To soften the -s upon 
 (he boards. [«H3iiBgcrb.] Me fl.ir gfmiicl)uii 
 JJcde (lll«bred)cn. He is nolliing but - anil 
 bones, ci ift iiu il)in iJ?id)re nU 5?.iiit tiiib 
 JtllO(t)eu. He Is afraid of his -, (6 i|t il)in 
 biingt tVir feint <J>niir, er nimnit reiiicn 'Jintfeii 
 III ']ld)t. 1 would not be in his -, ict) ni5d)tc 
 iiiitjf in fcintr $aiit |te<feii. He came oft 
 with a whole -, er ti\n\ mit i^riier jpniit ba- 
 v»tl. Tlie woody — quartering the kernel 
 of a wBinui, ber ©atrri, 2iiil>cn tiiirr iiul; 
 \(t)i-u iJiUg. To lay on the -, [-OJf.ir.J cmciu 
 ©(t>itfi' bit ^iiiipiplrtiifeii fliiU-ijrii. 
 
 Skin- ball, ( iflppgr. ] to make -s, 
 bie a}a(lenlfbcr jnbrrcitcn, 5Ja(len ni(i(f)ni. 
 -deep, lct(^I, pbcrflil(l)lirt). --flint, biT 
 Jil}. (?)eijl).ii<i. --ful. (bti -)}?iurofi'n) Ijni: 
 Ifliiglict). --wool .'bit Jcnippllt, Oiniifipodf . 
 
 Skin, ti. a. I. t)<mten, abbiilgen, |M)iu: 
 btii, (cinciii Il)icre) bie $niit nbjieljen, ab-- 
 flreifcn; [95ot.J fctjnlen. 2. mit i^mt ubtt- 
 jif^cn Ob. btbtcfen. 3. t Uid)t bcbt(fen pb. 
 ubtriicf)cn. 
 
 The wound was skinned (over), bic 
 2Biinbc ipnr jiigel)f iir, p«rl)orrd)t. Skinned 
 over with Ui(t)t ilbrrjogeii iiiif ... 
 
 frov. He would skin a flint, rr fliailfcrt 
 bei 9incm , 6 er frtjiiibct eiiie gniiiS uiii ben 
 95(ilg. [fjiiiifi'ii, jiiljciicti, pcrl)orr(1)tn. 
 
 Skin, V. n. To -, to - over, ri(b liber.- 
 
 Skink, skingk, (nngrii'. sceno «. I. 
 a) ^nf (iJrrrililf. b) - pb. --poMage 
 bir 'iiriilje, fir<)irbniht, ©iippt. 2. d. scin 
 cus) 13iH>l.j bii5 Sniibfrofi'biU. 
 
 SKI 
 
 Skitik , (angelf. acenean) e. n. * ttti« 
 
 l''t«''fi'"- Ifdjtnf. Shak. 
 
 Skinlusr, riiingk'ir. «. « ccr «D?iiiib. 
 
 SkillleSK, skin les, adj. buiiiif),iiitig. 
 Skinnetl, «kind. adj. I. jiigt()iilt. 
 l. I)iiiifig, (be^.) bi(f()mitig, Itbtmrtig. 
 
 Skinned over , jibtr()iiutet , Perl)iirfi1>r, 
 pernnrbt. 
 
 Skinner, skin'nur, ». l. ^intr, brr 
 bie :p.iiir abiieljr, Ijnutet, nbbnigt, fd)i»bir, 
 btr ©d)iiiber. 2. ber «iirftt>ntr , SRaii.l). 
 l)(inbler. 
 
 Skinner's trade, brr 5peI^h,1M^<t, bit 
 fiiirf.tnerci. -'s wool, tit Jed., Jfamippfif. 
 Skinuine.oiis, N-kinuenes, «. tui 
 jpnuriiDir; b\< grope •))?.igrrffit. 
 
 Skinning', skinning. «. 1. ^a«$an< 
 ten. 2. bA6 3iii)eilcn. 3. bie frircf)t S}M\t. 
 4. ^tr '^^rdHtinPtl. 
 
 Skinny, »kin'ui. adj. 1. ^nuti<^f, 
 Ijaiitiirrtg. 1. iiiir rtus ipaut 6eilt()fnb, |reif(f>» 
 io# . ni.igtr. 
 
 Skip, skip. (ban. kipper) B. n. I. ^ 
 !)iipffn, iVriiifltii. 2. i (oven libcrljiipfm, 
 iiber,]cl)cn, nii«irt|Tcii. 3. [OKm"] ipringrn. 
 
 To skip for joy , ppr ^rtubc i^iipfrii. 
 To - back. jiirrKfiprinfltn. 
 
 Skip, B. a. ru>trl)iipfcii, ubirgef^en. 
 Let not tliy sword skip one, feilltr tilt* 
 gel)e beineni ©ctjivcrtt. 
 
 Skip, *. I. btr i^iipfer, j^ilpfiiit^ 
 (fifint) ©pruiig, ^iipf. 2. l')J?ur.] btr ©prnng. 
 3. f. --kennel. (tl)iin. 
 
 To give a skip, tintn (fftintn) ©pnuig 
 Skip- frog, (jtinbenp ] bai iSoifrpiil. 
 --jack, 1. ber Oiflbrijnobel , ^initipeiS. 
 2. tin Oniigt, btr bem ^pfcrbt^nnbltr bie 
 -^Jfcrbe jiini Srrf.inf porreittt. — kennel, 
 Dcr Cniiijuiige, C.icfci, ^niftfct. 
 
 Skipper, sk'p'pur, «. I. btr ifn'ipftr, 
 ©pringtr, liinjtr. 2. btr ©pringin6ft!b, 
 inngt Siirfcte. 3. btr ©rfjntflfnicr, ©pring* 
 frtftr. 4. bit ^iifeniflbt. 5. I3(()tl)i)ol.] btt 
 $iipfer. 
 
 Skipper, (b^n. 533.; ©(ftiffcr; fjoll. 
 schipper) «. I. 6er ©(f)iift:r (cincr ©innit 
 ic), <l>.itrnn, ©cfjiffeijcrr. 2. ber Q&ii^i' 
 junge, !8opt^fne(l>t, OTiitrofe. 
 
 Skippet, skip'pit, «. f bAi 6d^>|f> 
 
 (()fii , fleiiit 25iHit, bcr iJIneften. (luiib. 
 
 Skippiiif;', skip'piiig. adj. ()iipfcii6, 
 
 Skipping-ly, skippingle. ade. mit 
 
 ^lipfin Pb. ©priiiigcn. 
 
 If one rend skippingly, ipenn filler 
 beiin Ocfen iiberl)iipft. 
 
 Skirmixll, sker'nmh , (fr. escar> 
 
 mouclie) «. 1. bti< ©(<)nriiiii^t(. 2. i bie 
 
 ©ireitigfeit. (ffii^ef. Shak. 
 
 A skirmikh of wit, tin 2Dftt|Treit bf4 
 
 Skirmisli, v. n. fc^nrnitii^tln, f(f)ar< 
 
 mi!|ircn. [brr rd)nriniitieU. 
 
 Skirinlslier,skar niishur,<. S'iucr, 
 
 Skirr, skcr, v. a. "t" I*. Sco ur, V. a. 
 
 Sliirr, e. 11. I. -{■ f. Scour, V. II. 
 
 2. f(f)iiefl gititeu. 
 
 Skirr, «. bie groeere ©cef(f)ip(»(6t. 
 Skirret, sklr'rit, «. [93pt.J bit 3ii> 
 (fcnuiiru'I. 
 
 Skirruff, f Scirrhns. 
 Skirt, skert, i\iiVi. skiorta, Milt, 
 •.kinit) *. I. bif ?3i'rtt, e-infoiTung ; bn 
 ©iiiim. 2. brr ©iiiini, 9?iiii0 , bie (i)rriiif 
 
868 Fate, far. fall, fat. Me. met. Firip. fin. No. move. ii6r. got. oil. cJoud. Iiiiie. Uib. fi'ill. i//in. Tllis. 
 
 SKI 
 
 (rine« Sanbe^ ic.) , 6et nii^erfle ©trirf) ; 6n« 
 25orf)Dlj. 3. 6er ©((>oog (eiiieS ^leiCimgS! 
 fli'icftS) , Ber Sipftt. 4. ba6 3»«c^fell (l>ei 
 Xt)ifrcii). 
 
 Skirt, V. a. (init ccnem 9ianbe umge: 
 bfii, mit &tro(i« M6 eineni 3{an6e eimcbiic! 
 geiu befe(jeii, ciufnffeii, miiflcben, linifnffen, 
 iiin<irenjen, borDeii. 
 
 Sikirt, V. n. To - along the frontiers, 
 nut bet ®renje (eine« Snnbe^) fein , nn ber 
 etvfiije (eiue^ 2niibe«) leben, t»of)nen, [id) 
 fliiihiilten. S. S. Smith. 
 
 Jikit, skit, (atijjelf.scitan) v. a. [Dertl.] 
 flid)ciii (fliif eine uerfledte 2lrt fpotteu). - *■ 
 bie Sticfeelei, ©tid)elreb». [fd)mcid)e(n. 
 
 Skit y V. a. o G-iiien liebfo|"eii , ©iiieiii 
 
 Skittish, skit'tUh, adj. 1. \d)t\x, 
 iiiiriil)i!i , flntifl, (Intifd). 5. i a) fliicbtio, 
 luftig, leid)tiertig. b) fibcreilt, i>or|"d)neK, 
 I'Drtiiig, rni'd). c) pilrfjtig, uiibetlnnbifl, uer. 
 iiuferlid), n)niifclimitt)ig; griUenljiift, »v)uu> 
 reriirt). 
 
 Skittishly, tklt'tishle, adv. \<i)t\X, 
 (liitifl ; ui(l)ttertiQ ; uoreilifl; unbeflfliibifl, 
 iv>uifr(iiuithii1. 
 
 SkittisillieSS, sk't'l'shnls. s. 1. 
 Cii? (Intifle, Tcbeiie 2Cefen, bie ©tntigfeit, 
 €(t)eii. 2. 1 a) bie giiidjtigffit, Sei(f)tfcrtig: 
 ffit. b) bie aSoreiligfeit, 9{ni'ct)l)eit. c) tie 
 JJliiAtigfeit, UiibeitaiiDigfeit, ber lliibeflnnb, 
 !U5itiifeiniiitI); bie @riUenf)afti(]feit, ivunber: 
 li(t)e i^niiiie. 
 
 Siiitties, skit'tlx, t. pi. bie ^egel. 
 
 .Skittle-ground, bie ^egelbatill. 
 
 Skoiezite, skol exite,«. i'iJRiiietalg.] 
 bfr ©fi^lejit , Itjomrouit. 
 
 Sk(>iice, f. Sconce. 
 
 Skuratlite, skoradite, «. [^iiiei 
 rninl ber ©fornbit. 
 
 Skreeu , f. Screen. 
 
 Skriii, skrin, (£rinue) : [Wiiierala.] 
 lAi- iniiiim. 
 
 Skrin^e, skr'nje,^ V. a. (6 fur 
 
 Scriiig^e, ) cringe; i)rftig 
 
 bnirfeii, que t)'d)cii , preffen. 
 
 Situe, f. Skew. [uer|lec(en. 
 
 Skus'f skug. V. a. [Dertl.] Dcrbergen, 
 
 Skulk, skulk, V- n. f. Sculk. 
 
 Skull, skui. (\<i)\)>. skalle. skal; 
 
 <S.diaW) t. I. bie ^irnfcfjale, ber 5?iriif(l)noel, 
 
 €dnibel. 2. ± ber ©cbfibel (bie ^en'oiu. 3. 
 
 t ber <2d)iwiiriii (5ifd)e). 
 
 l. Skulls that cannot teach and wilt not 
 
 leara. Cowpem. 
 
 Iron-cknll. bie iSttirm^nube. 
 
 Skull-cap. l.bityjiu^tiRavpt. ^ntibe, 
 3d}iin'l)0ii6(, 9?nd)tinu9e. 2. eine ^il^e 
 iiiiter ber ^errticfe. 3. bie fdedeiu , $icfel: 
 hniibe. 4. [SBot.] eine Slrt be« $eliufrnut« 
 (Scutellaria), tcii (jenteine ©(^ilbfrrtiit, ber 
 blnue 3ingentrii(l. --fi«h, (3rt)tl)i)ol.J 1. 
 ber ©eefriJvfer, bie ©cefdifdje , ■9)ieerfJ.ir(t)e. 
 2. ber jmeijnljrifle SBflOpr^. (@tiiiftl)ier. 
 
 Skunk, skuiigk, «. o [SuDl.l iai 
 
 Skunk-skins, o>. Skunks, J^eUe 
 von @tinftt;ieren. 
 
 Skunk-cabbage, --weed, o [<Bot.] 
 ber @tinffol)l (Telodes foetidus). 
 
 Skute, skute, «. bie <£(f>ute, ©djute, 
 ber 9Jiid)en , S.a\)\\. 
 
 Sky, »kei. (r(f)n>. sky: uerivonbt mit 
 jjr. skia; *. 1. • ber <Sd)ntrcii; bie ^iMfe. 
 
 SLA 
 
 1. ber ^imntcl, a) (ter O'li'ie 9?aiini, in beni 
 Die SSifltforper fc^ujcben). b; ber Sufrl^iinniel, 
 2!3olfenl;ininiel, bie 2i3t>lfen. c) ber ipinu 
 iuel6|Trid), biis liiitnn. 
 
 The vaulted sky, iai SuftgeWDlbe. Up 
 totlie skies, fjitiinieilpd), Ijiiiinii'iaii, liiftaii. 
 A cloudy, heavy, dark-, ein luoifiijcr, triit'er 
 ^imniei. A clear -,eiH t)e(ler, l)eiterer, fUirer 
 iplMimel. Their tops ascend tlie -, il)re 
 <2pti)cn uerlieren fid) in ben ii3ulfen. 
 
 Sky -co I or, bie l;inimell>uiiie JiirDe. 
 
 — -colored, l)imnielbUiU. --d y e d, i)iiii: 
 nielblnn gefiirbt, l)hniueiblau. --fai mei-.s. 
 s. pL o I'eute , beten (SJutet in ben iiiolfeii 
 liegen. --t lower, I'iioi.J Dii6 'jirdjeiifvaiit. 
 --lark, bie J}elDlerd)e. --light, 1. tot 
 Sid)t, tao vuii uben in einen i){aiim I'aUt, 2id)i 
 yon oben. 2. bn& ©rmolt'Kni'ler , 'id)raiiiViu 
 ller. --parlor. bie i)iu1)iliibe , Doc^- 
 (iinimcr. —-rocket, ^ie iieuienbe 3{iifttc 
 --scraper, l.^)Ji>ir.j bits eieiecfuje £)ber= 
 DberbraniiVgel. -- 1 i n c t u r ed. i^ti'.iiiieibuui. 
 
 Skyed, skei>ie, uUj. t Dom ipinumi 
 nmoeben, l)inimeli)Od). latijtn d). 
 
 Skyey, skii e. adj. lu\n(i, t;iuinilird), 
 
 Skyisll, skei itili, adj. -f t;iinnu'lbliiu, 
 l)inimell;ii(^. Sha... 
 
 Slab, slab, adj. f flebrig , ial)e, bid. 
 
 Slab, (IV. Ilab. yslxii; t. 1. bie $uute ; 
 Marble--, bie 'iJKarinorpiiute. '2. l3im- 
 merl.] bie ©d)iwflrte, b'nfi ©djiunrteiibrct, 
 iSd)albret, &d)alHud, l®d)iffi>.j iai ©d)iU= 
 llud, bie <S)d)Mt. 3. bi< "^iu^t, ber ^^tul;>i 
 f. Slop. 
 
 Slab -line, [War.] Mi ^erfebortjen. 
 
 — timber, [War.] ein lofet ob. ibord 
 >}iuflonger. 
 
 Slabber, siab'bUr, (\d)iabbei\) o. n. 
 1. geifern. 2. f^ioctern (eine (Jiiifriijfeit ver^ 
 fliepeiu. 
 
 Slabber, v. a. i. f(i)hippen, fct^Uip^ 
 pern. 2. uergie^en, i>eri'(t)iitteii. 3. bcgeir'eni. 
 4. (ijberl).) bei'iibeln, begieptn. 
 
 Slab ber-chops, t.pl. iai QieiterilliUil. 
 
 Slabberer, siab'buiur, ». i. ba 
 @ci|crer. 2. berln)pf,2iinimfopf, ©d)iiHi^ei-. 
 
 Slabberiugc, siaubuiing. t. ^m 
 Oeifern. l®eiferrnd), eieiferiai)d)eii. 
 
 Slabbering-bib, iM ®d)I>lbber[ud), 
 
 Slabby, slab'be, adj. i. -j- fiebrig, 
 bi(f , i<\\)t. 2. fcftnni^ig, fctmierig. 
 
 Slack, slak, «. [Certl.] eui V)<A, ein 
 feic^te* Jt)nic^)eii. 
 
 Slack, (®(^l(i(fe) «. tai ^ot^KeiO' 
 geili'ibe, ber Jtoljlengnni*. 
 
 Slack, (nngelf. sl.-iec; \dixo. slak; m. 
 Ilac, yslac) adj.\. t'fbhiff. Ictfer. 2. ± a) Iny, 
 rd)lflff, mnit, Inu ; (in)triige, niid)Uirilij, I'lUini; 
 felig (in), b) irtnginni (fcrfjriti :c.;. 3. |'d)iaff, 
 nid)f fe|l Ijnltenb. 
 
 A slack laid rope, [Wiir.] ein (nl)nig 
 gebrel)te6 Inn. A -sail, ein ©egei, ens 
 fd)lnff, nid)t offl iff. - water, tobt ajiiffer. 
 --water- navigat ion , [9iorbain.J bie 
 ®(t)i(ffnt)rt nuf bein robten ?33ii(|er nbgebiiniui; 
 ter unb buret itonale mit eiiinnber in 23er: 
 biirtniiig gefeijier gifiiTe. - in stays, Inngiani 
 itn SHJenben (y. <£d)itfen). To be -, \u\d)' 
 Inffen, erfniten (u. (titer it,). To grow -, 
 UAd)lnffen. 
 
 Slack, adv. Ui4lt, geliube (tt)eiliuei|'e, 
 nictt ilnrf). 
 
 SLA 
 
 Slack, 1. [»JJ?nr.] ber ftfjloff ^nngenbe 
 Il)eil eineo inueS, Xiai ©djlnffe nn eintni 
 iniie. 
 
 Slack, ^(nngelf. slaci.ui) 
 
 Slacken, slak'kn, \ v. n. I. fdlMff, 
 Iprfer iverPeii , i"d)liiffen; (P. SMtt lo locf.r 
 iverDen, fid) bri)rfelii. 2. f a) oerjieljcii, jniis 
 Dern ((J'tutiia ju tl;nn). b) fcblaff uurbrii, 
 eruliiaffen, erniiuten, Ijinfiivfen. o f nbiu'i): 
 ntpii, niid)laffen; (im iindjlnffen (iii>. 5. 
 [^7?iir 1 liiiigrAiner luerbeii , nn ©d)iie(ligfeit 
 yerlieren (u. SSjaffer, eiiier Sir&tmiiig). 4. 
 t langriim nbgeljen (u. 5Bnnreii). 
 
 Slack, i V. a. 1. rd)lajf tnad)eii, 
 
 Slacken, ) lAlnffen, (ein©ei|) iind)» 
 infieii, (©egeli I(i*nui(i)eit, fd)Iacfen ; lofen, Id* 
 cter mnd)eii.2.i a) urrtniiiberii, rd)iund)eii, liiu 
 berii <b. ©djiuerj lo; yeriiiinOerii iPie 5)ii)e 
 IC, ft^iuiidjen. b) inn nind)eii (fie liigeiib). 
 c) erlcid)tern (bie ©orgeii zci. 3. i a) ((jtj 
 wai) yenniinieii , yeriind)liirfigeii. Sh*k. b) 
 ((S-iiien)i'ernnd)laiTiaeii (iiad)liirfigbef)iiiibfhu. 
 
 Slack your liand. Idg und), Mi? fiiljreii. 
 To - one's pace , (nngrniiier gehen. To - a 
 motion, eiiie SBeipcguiig I'eriniiiPeni ; eiuiii 
 2Sprrd)lng l)iiitertreiben. To - a leg. (bet 
 ^ferbeu) ilolpern. To - lime, finlf l&i'd)en. 
 To - one's speed, Iniigraiuer iverben , in 
 feiner iljnrigfei: nad)ln|7en. To -r exertion 
 or labor, fid) nirf)t tuebr fo niiilreiigeii. To 
 -one's hand. Hid)t nieljr \'o (enifigi nrl>ei> 
 ten, uid)tniel)rro freigebig Tein. And slack- 
 ened 'em (b. t). your thoughts) to arms, 
 unb jDg fie pen Ben 2S>nffen nb. Addison. 
 
 SlaCkly, slakle, adv. 1. l'd)l>tff> 
 Iccfer. 2. ± a; forglofi, nnc<)lnrrig. b) Inngrntn, 
 geiiind). 
 
 Slackness, silk'nls, t. i. bie 
 ©(f)ioifl)eii, Socferljeit. 2. i a) tie ©d)ivnd)e 
 (eiiier 9}eiuegiing tc). b) bie »!iKnttigfe(r, 
 ©numfeIigfeit,'J;rngf}eii,>!'iad)iii|Tigfeit(in.iii). 
 
 Tlie slackness (of flesli) to heal, iai 
 Inngfiinie ^eilen. There is a - to he.il, eS 
 t)eilt inngfnin. 
 
 Slade, sl&de, (nngelf. slaed)«. [Dertl. j 
 bn^ ihiilcben, tleinell)nl; ein flndje*, niebng 
 liegcnbei unb feud)te£ ©lucf Snnb. 
 
 Slae, (fd)i>tt.) sloe. 
 
 Slag', .slag, (bnn. slagg) «. bteSc^lncfe. 
 Earthy -, bic GTbfd)lnrfe. 
 
 Slaie, sl^, (nngelf. slae) «. [SSScoerJ 
 bni ^hut, ber £ntutn. 
 
 Slain, sline, pp. p. Slay, erf({)Iagen. 
 
 Slake, slAke, v. n. (ilntt Slacki 1. 
 fd)lntf iverben, ennntten, erfd)lnffen. 2. t 
 nnd)ln(Ten. 
 
 Slake, (fdim. siScka) v. *. .. li\d>c» 
 (ein Sfuer) . 2. i a) lijfcjjcn ittn Ourrt >, 
 llideu (ben dunger). b) pertuinbern , liii< 
 berii; bnnipfen (ben Sum); unterbrurfen 
 v2Cnnfd)« ic). 3. slak. lofc^en (itnlf). 
 
 Slake, r. n. erlofc^en. 
 
 Slam, slam, (itl. lema; nngelf. hlem- 
 nian) v. a. 1. }uf(t)inei0en , }ufd)iitgen (eine 
 Il)iir). 2. [Oertl.) a) erfd)lngen; «ernid)ren. 
 b) fd)lnflen, flopfen. 3. [^nrteinp.) Qintn 
 ©d)leinni iund)eii.lle is s I a in d.er i|1©d)leinm 
 gciuorben (l)nt nfle ©fid)e uerli'ren). 
 
 Slam, I. 1. bai 3ni'd)int'irii-ii . 3ii> 
 fd)lagcn (emer Ihilre). 2. [iinrteiip.j ber 
 ©d)ieniin ( nlle ©tidje.). 3. (2>('rffi;ire ) brt 
 jlbgnng in 'Jllnuiiftebertien. 
 
Fai»'. far. fall. fat. ML met. Fine. fin. N6. movf. n6r. gSt. oil. <l6iuL Tube. tali. full. iZ/iii. THi« H(\0 
 
 SLA 
 
 Slanikin, klam'kia, } 
 
 IllHillitierliill, kiam'meikiii. ^ 
 
 [■f ot. Oir.-l.j tie >£(t)liiniv'(!, Sd)liim|jc. 
 
 SIniKler, klau'dur, ur «kctaiidie) 
 «. 1. Die ajtrlrtumruiiii. 2. f ic iJlllrt)re^r, Dct 
 toit L'euuiiiiift, bote 9iiinie, ubic 3»'uf. SHAk. 
 3. tu £d)rtiii"f, fft edjmipi'i >2ct)niiCil«(f. 
 
 Siaitder, v. a. uenaum^eii, utriiiu 
 fllimyffii. 
 
 To !. lander any one with faUeliood. -f 
 Cfiiieii til ten ubtm 9iui t>et jjiilitbljtit 
 briiiflfn. Shah. lUumitir. 
 
 liltMiderer, kiairdmui, j. btx sBcn 
 
 liinufleruuSf siati diiiu-, uUj. i. 
 D rIlilml^e^l|d) , a> iflei'i'flf '•Unf*" J" i'«= 
 iduiiiPiii). b> (breiuul)Tig. i. iVl)hiitiii(l), 
 fdjimvi'.id). li'trlnuiiitrnfcf). 
 
 SllUXlerOUWIyf HlantluruNle. iidi'. 
 
 SlHndcroualy cliaiged, IIIK lllired)! 
 bcfd)iiiiidt- H.I tongue iuu» -, \tint 3n'ia< 
 i|l 111! 3iigc ii' l>^rll^lllll^l•ll. 
 
 feil»ii(leroufiueKa,klau duiu»n«k, 
 sMai 25eiiauiii6i;riict)tr. 
 
 jlilnui;^, slang, tilt, prael. v. Sling. 
 
 feilHiiS, «■ (^tl: beroiiOirrii 4lii«firu(fi:, 
 bit iUiiiOiVrirtje bit lUJeJirrniifii :c, lit 
 i{tin|ltVrfld)e btv ibijrcr :c., idi 3{i'il)iUiili(t) 
 btr Diebt i(.) ^tt ©i.ujfl. 
 
 SlaiiU, kU'igk, «. [93ot.] tat >IRerr> 
 flrne, >£ciflrii6 lAlga niariua;. 
 
 Slant, tiaut, < ,f*™ .|;„,„ 
 
 ... ., _ ,« .,« } l\Ct)m. alinta, 
 tilaiitinflTf slanting.) 
 
 •lant) uUj- irttirt, qiiir. [cb. wenfrit. 
 
 Slant, V. a. idj-.cf, lUif bie Scite brel^di 
 
 Slant, «. 1 e bit fd)ittc ibrtiicrfiiua- 
 3. eiiic j^tipteriiiuii)!; tit Sd^ivebrii, woven 
 196 tiiii' emiii 9{iid)6i!)iilcr (jrljtii. 
 
 Slanting-ly, tlantingle, adv. 1. 
 fdjicf. i. 1 luit finer |d)ietf" 25tmfrfimg. 
 
 Sl»utl>,kla..n^, ( ^^^ 
 
 Slaut«viae, tiantwl^e, 5 
 fdjuf, ill bic autre. 
 
 Slap, kiap, (>£ct)ia|>p) «. ber ®d)la|)|>, 
 bie ©djliivpr, bir iiuippo, i£d)lnfl. 
 
 To give Huy one a alaii on (lie cliopa, 
 •ver tlie face, (villi til (iiie ^]}ii1lllfd)<ile, 
 ciueii Sacfiiiilnict) (jibfii. 
 
 Slap, "do- "lit riiii'iii illnpp^ otxr 
 $llillip«; iviiall illif J.lfl; inlerj. floppi! 
 
 Slaji-diik It, e piitiipr, nut (iiiiiiAl. 
 
 Slap, V. a. (loppi'eii, iOihiQtn. 
 
 Slape, klipc, adj. [Oertl.J {'(tu'ipfrig. 
 
 Slapper, k.ip pdr j ^ 
 
 Slapping', klap ping, ) 
 fltoe, ic^r lurit. (ItUfrlfrftr. 
 
 Slap-sauce, siap'siuke, «. 8 bcr 
 
 SlaKll, *lakli, (i^l. (lasa) e. a. 1. 
 I)niirit , |lreid)Hi , prindjra , fiidjtilii. 2. 
 fdjrrtiiitiifii, iirfiOfii. 3. iiiit ®<t)iiitrfii, ©iit: 
 |'ct)iii(icii, €.A)Hi)ci\ uen't'ljeii ; }. 95. A » I a > ii e d 
 sleeve, em ilcriiiel iiiir &<t)liQcii. 
 
 SlaKli, V. n. um fid) tjautn; (at> 
 ^lUieii (iind)). 
 
 Slasii, «• I. bnr $ie6, €rret(f>; bie 
 &d)r>uiiiiie, €d)iiiarre, bcr €><t)\mt. 2. brt 
 fiiufei'djiiitt, ©djiiij. 
 
 Slat, klat. (kloat) t. Slats, (?iorb> 
 nni.) (b.ie 2i5.ii]iii! lo ffleilrd. 
 
 Slatcli, Kiaikii, t. [•Xiar.] 1. brr tititt: 
 ere id)liiff l)iinjifitbe lljril eiiirf iiiiif* (f. 
 slack). 2. bio Dflwtr cliirr fiiihlfc. A - of 
 lair wealliei, rltl >Jiii0ciibU(f ))iitci) 2i3citrve. 
 
 SLA 
 
 Slate f slite, (fr. eclater; |'d)a<. slita; 
 ir. sglHia; «. 1. ['Diiiit'rali).] bcr <£.d)tt'ier, 
 £d)iiterileui. 2. bit £).u1)|it)ie|(r. J. bi« 
 ed)te|i:r(a|(l (ium >£d)rcibi;ii.. 
 
 Adlie«ive slate, ber J(U'b|'d)tift'C. 
 
 Slai e-i)oard, bic ^d>ii:|i'r(ii|ei. --clay, 
 btr i£d)ieKtri)uii. --coai, cie ttil)iiterti.'l)le, 
 5biaiter>, Dait)fcl)le. --colored, id)ii|tr' 
 tarb((i>j, l'd)iireri>)rbi)j. --peg, ter *a)n:icr< 
 iiiiijel. --pencil, ber (a.Dutirilift , >£iDie> 
 ferijnfftl. --quarry, ber >id)ii|erbriid>. 
 --k|jur, t. Aigeniiue-, biT ^(^ii'ieri'ptUl). 
 
 Slate, V. u. iiiii iEd}u|ir bciteii. 
 Slating, ba6 >£d)ii[i'rbi(fi'u. 
 Slate, ( I), tt. iJDirtl.j riiirii 
 
 Slete, sleie, ^ >puiib iiu| >^iVivtiiic :c. 
 
 lO^lillJl'll, itllli)||i'll, l)li>l'll. 
 
 Slater, kii'im , <. i. ber i£.d)ici'er> 
 
 bcdcr. 2. bir KilUcivuriii, bte <lvi'IU'r.r<UiKl. 
 
 blHter's lianimer, ber >£(l)ie|tri}tltllllltr. 
 
 Slatter, >.•> lui, uiViviieni; v^ n. I. 
 |'d)iiiiii>ttl, rit)tiiiiipig, id)ii>i(iri>j letii, tiiujer< 
 iji'i)iii. i. Uiid^iiiii'iti , uu.id;i|<)i>i> uiiuroiuis 
 net) iViit. 
 
 Slattern, kiaridm, v. a. t to - 
 (away, i<trtit).eiibirii Uie Snt >(■>■ 
 
 Slattern, «■ cir<^a)i.iiiip(, ®d)iumpr. 
 
 Slatternly, kiai tuiuie,tt4i«. i4)iitiii> 
 pig i(t)itiiiipifl, ii.iiDiaiYifl. lartifl. 
 
 Slatyf kiA'ie,<i<0. id)ii'ierid)t, i'd>i>ier. 
 
 Slau(|{llter,«ta» liir, laiitie'f.kliirgr; 
 fd)liid)teit/ t). u. 1. ia>i..d;(iu, iiiii^iiii, iiicber> 
 iiuijelii, iiieberiiiiid)t:ii, iiiutbeii. 2 ikbutbe 
 Il)iere , ). '^. Cd)ieii to id)i>\d}trii, iiie^rlii. 
 
 Slauipltter, s. l. cm OAV^eiii, i)iu'> 
 beriiiei^elii, :i)Ui(i'ir|)ie^eii, ^lutbiib, Qiti 
 wt^tl, ■iJioxbtii. 2. biie ibd^KKt^teii , ^Dte^elti 
 (u. Dd)i'eii ic). 
 
 Slaughter- house, t)<li <£d)l>ld)tl;iUl£, 
 bic 'Dieijig. --man. bcr >£d)i>>d)(cr, >5d)iad)> 
 ter, 0)ici5ijir, 'Mffi;ltr, gutidjer. --wool, 
 bie €d)lad)tivo(le. 
 
 Slaug:Itterer, tliwiurur, «. ber 
 •JJJiirbcr, ipciitcr, -loiir.jcr. 
 
 Slau|;literuuM, siiw tuius, adj. 
 iiiorbcrii'it), I'Uiibi'riiig. 
 
 Slave, kliive, U;oU. kliutf; Sfliiuc; «. 
 I. ber 6nni'e. 2. t a) bcr t£tl.u'e. A - to 
 Hinbiiioncii:., eiii t£.tliu<c be£ (2'l;r(ieiiee ic. U) 
 ber ^fliiue, Riicd)i, »JJi)rfi|cl. n) I'roc. bcr 
 •3?iccri!j|le, CSJertiiiiile. 
 
 Wuninu slave, female — , she- — , bic 
 .^fliUUllll- He makes — s of us, er lllild)( 
 11116 111 <&riiiven. 
 
 Slave-bora, {tint (SrtAi<eii grborrii. - • 
 like, fl.u'ifd), fiicd)ii|d). -kliip, bae 
 >ifliU'flirdjlif. --trade, btr £flni'Clll)i11lDC|. 
 
 Slave, V. a. jiiiii (Ethu'cti iiiiidH'ii. 
 
 Slave, V. n. ivie em >&fiiU'e nrbiitrii, 
 lid) iibiirbciteii , fxt) pl>idcii, fid) qihilcii, fid) 
 nU(d)iiibeii. 
 
 Slaver, sllvur, «. bti< €frin>eiird)i|T. 
 
 Slaver, if. siabuer> 4. brr ^kticr. 
 
 Slaver, v. n. l. gnfcrti. 2. mir igpci: 
 d)ci bridjiiiicrt I'b. bcuibcu fciii, begcifert fetii. 
 
 Slaver, o. a. br,]eiirrii. 
 
 Slaverer, Kli'viiiur, *. brrOJcifrrer, 
 (Mciicrbiirt, bne (iieiferm.uil. Iiiiit &)ci|Vr. 
 
 Slaverluj^ly, klavuiingie. udv. 
 
 Slavery, Kli vuie. t. l. bie iSti>u 
 I'crct, Jlind)ifit)i>|t. 2 i bie >£ifliu>erei , bcr 
 &tiai<eubicii|). 
 
 bLE 
 
 Slavi, kli'vl. (iiU. 'Si.) t. pi. bie Sinuen. 
 
 Slavish, slAviob , adj. ffliU'lull , 
 fned)[ird). |lit'e, em ©flaueiilebiii. 
 
 A slavish act. eiiie iiictrige il)nr. A — 
 
 Slavisliily, xlaviklile, adv. ((U\\>i\<fy, 
 fiudjtnrt). 
 
 SlavislineKS, slavislmex, *. bad 
 ^fliU'ifdjc. f:iiunid)e ^JiH-feii, Pie tofirtucrci. 
 
 Slavonic, klavon'ik. adj. [6)eugr.] 
 I'uu'Oiiud). - ». brt6 (toliiuomrdjc. 
 
 Slay, slJi. (fliigeli'. slavgan, slagan) 
 prael. slew; pp. klain, ti. m. 1. erfil^liigen, 
 tiJMcii, iinibriiigeiti fd^liit^teii. 2. i<erberbeii, 
 i>criiu1)icii. [••JKiirber. 
 
 Slayer, sli'ur. «. ber lubifiDliitjer, 
 
 The klHver of himself yet saw 1 there, 
 ben £ilb|lmorber fnl) iil) iiodj bort. 
 
 Slaying:, iia ing. t. bn6 &i-fd}Ingeii, 
 ber lubtidjirtij. 
 
 Sleave, kleve, (i^I. slefa) «. 1. ift 
 <aitiWi , &(rai)ii £cibe ob. 0)iirii. 2. i ^ 
 ber ivimteii <bcr tocrgc :c.). 
 
 Sleave, c. a. [ba iUcberii] in ^nben 
 treiiticii, iviiibeii, luiif clit, Aiitivi(felii, i)>iiVeIii i 
 (iSi'tbe) )iirid)trii. [ rpmiiieii. 
 
 Sleaved, slevd. a(</'. n>h, iiid)t ge> 
 
 Sleuved silk, bic iiiitjcjioiriite >£eibe, 
 
 SleazineKM, siitiitis. $. Me buiiiie, 
 leid)tf (fiDicdjre; >ilrbfit (.ui Seiijieiu. 
 
 Sleazy, kleszi, ( .., ... ^ ,, 
 
 Sleexy, \ <"<"'""<»> "'<'• 
 
 buiiii, Icidx (rd)lrd)t gearbettet). 
 
 Sled, slid, (l)LMi. kleede; rd)IU. siSde) 
 ». bcr ^itlKccii, ^iiiireiird)iictcii, bic Sc^leife. 
 
 Sled, V. n. mil ciiieiii t^ctlitteti, nuf 
 eincr (53<l)lciic fiil)rfii t)b. fnljreii. 
 
 Sledded, aiif eiiiriii @d)licteit ft^eiib, 
 ill eiiieiii Sd)litrcii toi)reiib. 
 
 Sledding-, sled ding. «. i. Xic^i $$nt)4 
 reii pbcr tyiiljnii atif (ciHeiii) €>d)litteii. 2. 
 bie ®d)lic[ciibai)ii. 
 
 Sledge, sledje , (nitgcfj'. slecge, 
 siege) t. I. -, bber — -ha III me r, brt 
 (3d) III iebel^ii miner. 2. ber ®d)iit[eii , bie 
 (3d)l(tfe; tfertier) eiiie ^Irt OiuUitxigeii niif 
 $n(fl)i^feii , em ($iil)riverf mit i'el)r iiieberH 
 9{iibcrii. 
 
 Sleeli, sleek. (f)o(I. lekken; fd)Ild)r) 
 adj. I. gliitt, (i>. 5panr; |-d)iid)t. 2. lueid), 
 fniifr. 3. iieipuiibr. [bcr (SuUtilem. 
 
 Sleek headed, gfnttfupfig- - stone. 
 
 Sleek, «. t t>n^/ )u<^^ 0'<itt iiiad)r, 
 bn6 gliuti'iibe Wittcl, bcr 5iri'iK. 
 
 Sleek, o. a. I. glatc fiuniiicii (jpnnre;. 
 2. (ilatt iniid)eii, gliutcii ; iveid) iiiad)eit. 
 
 Sleek, ado. 8 gcivniiDt. 
 
 Sleekit, (|'d)otr.) sleek, sly. 
 
 Sleekly, sleek le, adv. gIlUt (frniK 
 nicii ic.i ; lui'id), fiiiu'r. 
 
 Sleekness, sleik'nes, «. bie @latre, 
 Ci)l.itti)eti. + e>)liittigfcif. 
 
 Slt*eky, sleek e.nrf;.tgfrtttiiiif|el)Ciib. 
 
 Sleep, sleep, (niigi'lf. klepan, slaepan ; 
 grti). klepau) pratl. 11. pp. kirpi, v. if. I. f 
 jdiliifcii, (o»f) nii6fd)laKii. 2. i a) fd)!^^! 
 (llld)t Ui.lrf)!!".!" jVill). b> to - over. l>fr» 
 l"d)lrttcii (fiiii OJliirf ic). e) ^ i"d)liifrii (riil)Ciii. 
 d) idjiafcii, rii^eii (lucfet utrl)r berrirbeii iwer» 
 bcii). c) nilicii (iiiibeiur.ilid) IMiibcn). 3. | 
 fiitul)lii|.-ii jViii, ciiljcii ((jrilpri'di iViin. 
 2 e) Tlie svvord sleeps in its ktiealh. 
 WeasTCB. 
 
870 Faip. far. fall. fat. M^. met. Kine. fin. >6. move. n6r, got. 6\l. cl6ud. Ti^be, tub. ffill. tAin. THis. 
 
 SLE 
 
 Riches come to him s I e e p i u g . er ii<irfi 
 im ©dilute rei*. To - in a whole skin, ganj 
 rtlljio p6- foxqloi fdjlilffll. To - a dog's 
 sleep, fidj ileneii, nl^ ob uinii fitl'ift'- He -s 
 like a pig, er idjliift ivie eincSiiUje. Sleep- 
 ing partner, [jpniiDd] DeriliUeC^eiVdi'it'iftfr. 
 
 Sleep, V. a. to - away, ufrrd)lAftu, 
 oiiffitlnfeii. 
 
 To sleep one's nelf sober, icn ^ai\)'A) 
 fliwrcf)lafeil. To- llie fumes of wine away. 
 fiiieii Sfaufd) niif|"rt)lafen. 
 
 Sleep, I. ^er &d)Inf. 
 
 The sleep of pliiiits, ber 6d)(af b<r 
 ^pniljen. To awake one out of his — . Gl- 
 lien in feiiier dh\i)t iicn-n. 1 han't got a 
 wink of -, id) I;ii6e feiii iUi(\t juijerijiin. 
 
 Sleep at noon, [^ot.J tie Heine lUilDe 
 ^iiferiuiirjel. 
 
 Mlleeper, sleepur, *. l. ttv SdjUifer. 
 2. i a) t ein eJefty it., ^rt« |'d)l(ift, riiijt 
 <nid)t I'Ddjrgcn luiib). Bacon, h) Die 6d)laf= 
 l)nuoc uin inifler Wenfd)). 3. [St'i*'-] ^(^ 
 ^iiiterrd)(iiftr (luie btr 33ar lO; (iinft in 
 eiuieriT ^ebciiniiig) Dit i?iifdmiin5. 4.[li-c^ii. J 
 a; p/. Sleepers, [-MJar.] iuiiielev ofer 
 itiiie Ml Den ^dWn cimi ©d)iffi-*, luiu-oii 
 ber eiiie 'ilnii an bit iperfLmifeii ob. ^orpcn 
 iiiib bir iiiibi-re nii bie 3iil)t>l.|fr flebdit i|l. 
 b) p/. bie ilinimivei]rr. c) [OJiafljiitteii] tin 
 d{o\}, JCiegel, nm bne DnrdjiotUn ber fieiiini 
 itol)(en ^n I'lTljinbcrii. d > [SimU'Crl-l P'- 
 Sleepers, bie Qiiei'l'iTlfen ini iintrrn ©torf: 
 )ucrfe eiiie^ipnui'c^, lueldje miter DrnOKiuiern 
 bnrd)gejL>flfn finb ob. eie Uiiterloge bei» gup; 
 l>uben6 bilben. e> pi. Sleepers, bie Sol); 
 Irn in finer JBntterie, niif benen bit Jtiliionen 
 iinb 'BJoner flfl;fH. f) ( iii>er(;rtupt ) eint 
 4>ol)le ic. , bie einer ©nd)e til6 ®rniibliiae 
 bient. 5. [3d)tl;i)oI.J ber jjieberfircft (e«.o- 
 toetus). [triinfi"!!. 
 
 Sleepful, sleep'ful. aflj. i |'d)lilf< 
 
 Sleepfulness, sleep'fulnes, J. t 
 bie @d)iii|(riiiifeiil)eir. 
 
 Sleepily, slecpele, ade. 1. |'d)lnfrig. 
 2. t a) rdjinirig (trAije^ b) bunini, niif eine 
 tinfiiltifle SBeife. Irigfeit. 
 
 Sleepiness, sleep'enes, «.biei£d)liU': 
 
 Sleepiuy, sleeping, t. tiAi ®d>liifen. 
 
 Sleeping-cup. ein &l{i6 i>or bem 
 6>d)lnfetigel)i'ii. --place, bie i£rt)lotflene, 
 <fcd)Uifrtiuie. --room, bie ®d)lai(liibe, ba& 
 ©d)infiininifr. --sickness, --evil, 6ie 
 £d)inmid)i. 
 
 Sleepless, sleep'lls, adj. I. fc^laf: 
 lo6. 2. i me nil)eiib, iimner ueiuegt. 
 2. Biscay's sleepless bay. Bvroh. 
 
 1 got up sleepless thi^s morning, id) 
 flnnb Diei'cn Worgen nnf, i)l)iie ein iJlnge jiij 
 flttl).in ju hnben. [bie @d)lnflififlffit- 
 
 .Sleeplessness, .sleep' lesnes, «. 
 
 Sleepy, sleep e, adj. l. rd)liifrig. 2. 
 t frt)lafrig (trnge). Shak. 3. rd)lrt(>nb. *• 
 ein|d)(.nernb. A — drink or potion , ber 
 ©d)iaf[rm)f. - disease, bie ©d)linTud>t. 
 
 Sleer, sieer, (u. leer; v. n. fd)ielen, 
 blin)eln. 
 
 A si ee ring fellow, ber <Sc^leid)er, 
 fd)inne SBogel, ucrfdjnii^te Sietl luir ii|1igeu 
 ^ngen. 
 
 Sleet, sleet, (ban- slud; iff. slettai 
 «. I. bic (JJmnpeiDn , ffirnnpeln ; ^tegen mu~- 
 ©ctjnee, niit ©djnee iiiitenmrct^ter i/fejcii. 2. 
 
 SLE 
 
 i btr ipagel (eine gro#e, f<t>wer niifmtlenbe 
 -Wenge;. 3. [■Jlrtiil.j ber I'on ber it a mm cr 
 nad) ben Sdjilbiapfen l)inliUitenDe iljeil cine* 
 ■■))ii)rter5. [regnen nnb rd)neii'ii. 
 
 Sleet, V. H. graupeln, 311 gleidjer 3^" 
 
 Sleety, »leet'e. iidj. Qiraupein i>riii: 
 ijetiD, <\ni 6)r>uipeln be|let)enb. 
 
 Sleety weaiher, bad ©rillipeliuetrev, 
 iSd)!iee> unb 9iegemuetter. — storm, txie 
 Sdilogenmerier, ^agdiuetrer. 
 
 Sleeve, sleev, (nngeif. slef, slyf) *. 
 1. ber ^It'rmel. 2. t The raveled — of caie, 
 ber I'ervui'rrciieJtmuen fer-Sorgeif.Slea v e). 
 SiiAK. 3. ber Strang, ©tral;n if. Sleavej. 
 4. [3d)tl;VLi|.j ber SSiarfni'd). 
 
 False sleeves. ipaiBamiel, SSoramiei. 
 Hippocrates' -, [-^Jt^arm.J ber ©eii)pfarf, 
 tyiltrinacf. To hang, to pin one's opinion 
 1)11 anotlier man's -, Oer 'iBffiniinj eine» 
 ilnberii blmblmg^ nad)gel)eii. To hang onc'^ 
 Jiidgiuent on the cliurch'ii — , feill Urtt)eil 
 i>uii bem ber ,K'iri't>e nbl;aiigig niad)en. To 
 laugh in the — , iii^ 5iiiiild)en lad)en. 
 
 Sleeve-band, 1. ber Slerinelbefay. 'i, 
 ini ^emfavmelbaiib. — board, [©ct)neiO.] 
 Pa5 ibiigeibrct. —-button, ber Snopf am 
 •".ermel. —-hand, bie ij)anbiirmeirpii;e , 
 '■)Kaii|'c^)ette. Shak. —-knot, bie 'ilrin^ 
 l"d)lcife. —-silk, bie Dorfenfeibe. 
 
 Sleeved, sieevd, adj. iJterrael tjoben"). 
 nnf 'ilerineln. 
 
 Sleeveless, sleevles, adj. 1. feine 
 '31erniel Ijabenb, i'l)iie 'Jiermel 2. t 1 a> ab- 
 gfutmorft, nngerrimt, nlberit. b) jiuerfui- 
 imnru), fri'il)rti)6. A-errund, ein 'Jli-ii'iljor: 
 
 Slei<l, slade, V. a. f. Sley. Igaiuj. 
 
 Sleitled, .sladed. part. adj. tcl), wa 
 gejiuirnf (0. ber ©eiOc). Shak. 
 
 Slei^li, <iii «.[i)iorbntn.J brrSi-Diicceii 
 
 Sleig'liinjf, sla'ing, «. l. ote ©i-t)!!! 
 tenbal}!). 2. bai ©d)iittental)reii, Dte iSd)Ui 
 tenfatjrt. 
 
 Sleigrl't, sliie, (Sd^lid)) «. cer £un|l^ 
 griff, ipaiibgrilT, bie I'lj^- 
 
 Sleight of hand, bad Xafi^enrpieler 
 jlilrfdjen, itnii|liliirf. Magic -s, magi|d)i' 
 liniiile. 
 
 Sleij^^'lit, adj. taiird)tnb, betriigerifd). 
 
 Slei^iiti'ul, kliie tiii.^itc0.i)errd)ia- 
 
 Sleig-lity, -sli'ie, j .jeii, li;lig. 
 
 Sleu<ler, slen ilur. (aUI)Oll. slinder. 
 
 adj. 1. fdjlanr, biinn. i. t a) iiDiu-ad) (niiD; 
 
 llnrf). b) |"d)iuad) Cfd'ffiiiing, i.'eioes.i'be = 
 
 fd)affenl)eit jc). c; n«in, iint>cbeiitino (be^ 
 
 ft5rl)iim 20. d; feidji U'. ii>er|LinDe 2c.;. 
 
 e> gering (u- SSerbieiift 20. t) mager, fiirg: 
 
 lid), iViiriid). 
 
 2. a) Migliiy hearts are held in slender 
 
 chains. Pope. 
 
 A slender waist, em i'd)ianfer 2eib. A 
 
 - comfort, ein rd)niad)er, |".l)led)ter iroil. A 
 man of- parts, ein '■J^iaiiii uoii genngeM 
 0)i'iile^ial)igfeiffn. 
 
 Slenderly, slen'durle , adi). I. 
 fdjlanf, biinn. 2. ± mutclmapig, luenig; 
 iparlid), farglid). 
 
 Slenderly regarded, lueilig geild)tiT. 
 
 - lettered, lueiiig 111 ben iBi|iiii|d)afren be 
 luanfert. 
 
 Slen4lemeS!«, slen'tluinex, t. I. 
 Pie ©it)iaiifl)rir, Diiniir, £)iinnl)rir, Diiunig: 
 feit. 2. iuj Die Sd^iuac^e, ©d)'i"id)';>^'i iber 
 
 SLl 
 
 Sei&c#bfri'f)affeMf)eit !c.). b) bie ©ci(f)t^fit 
 leine^ ©riinbe* 20; ©eid)tigfcit (be« SJer. 
 l1aiibe« 20; Oeringfugigfeit. c) bie ©pan 
 lid)feit. 
 
 Slenderness ofdiet, bie |parlid>e Soft. 
 The - of a supply, ber geriitgc 2Sorrntl). 
 
 Slept, slept, praet. II. pp. p. Sleep. 
 
 Sle«V, sill, praet. u. Slay. 
 
 Sley, sla. (angi'ir. slae) *. [-JBeber] 
 6n6 (^a5i'bero JShUt, ber^amni; f. Sleave 
 n. Sleid. 
 
 Sley, V. a. in ij'iben trennen; (JJaben) 
 trennrn nnb in eiiiem Platte jnrict)ten, flnf. 
 iid)en. 
 
 Slice, slise, (fd)leiBen) v. a. 1. in 
 tiacDv', biiniie Sti'icfe, ©d)nitren ob. ©d)ei&eii 
 rd)nfiben. 2. jfrrd)iieiben. 3.trl;eilen(among, 
 miter). 4. abrtfineiben. 
 
 Sli;-e, s. 1. bie ©fftnitte, ber ©d)ni9. 
 I. fie ©d)i'it'e, b(tS breirt ©riicf. 3. a) 
 [■)5l)arm.] ber ©parel. b) bie ©djaiifel. c) 
 [ ii)pogr. J «) OM garbceifen. fi) - ober 
 G«lley--. Die ©d)iff;^jnnge. 4. ['TOaf.j 
 .11 ein grob-er Siel ob. SXe(\, nm ein ©d>iff, 
 bui ablanfen \'oU, in •5eiuegiing ,}ii bringen. 
 !)i ein rd)inai julanfenPe* 3>ol)leni1iicf , ba» 
 (iwirc^i'ii bie 3ni)i)lji'r getrifben loirb, e^e 
 man bni5 ©djiff mit ^pfniifen befleibet. 
 
 SliCli,slii»li.*. [-Wineralg ]ber®(^!i4. 
 
 Slick, silk. O t'llr Sleek. 
 
 Siickensides , slikknsides, «. 
 
 [J>rrbi)fi)ire] eine -Mrt 5&leii](aiij. Urb. 
 
 Slid, .■(lid , praet. 01)11 Slide. 
 
 Slid, > ^,._, 
 
 Slidden,si;d'dn.i''^"-^ '"'''• 
 
 Slidtler, >li(i'dur. (angelf. sliderian, 
 
 ^lldllan/ V H. t 1. flleirrn , giitrd>cii. 2. t 
 
 aiifiileiten. [rig , glitrd)ig , ghur. 
 
 SJitider, 'S l i d'd e r 1 y) ,ulj t iM'Uipf* 
 
 Slitle, slile. (aii.ieli. sliil.im pruel. 
 
 slid; pp. .slid, slidden. i>. 11. I. gleifiil lau. 
 
 liner glatten 'jjiadje fid) leid)t !)iuOeiuegeii), 
 
 2. t a) (upon, on) l)iiigieiteii (ant); l)in» 
 
 r(^inpffii liber ... ((Jtiuas pbeiil)inBerni)i'en). 
 
 b)t.-»way) Pat)ingleiren (0. btrBfi"- c>(ovfr) 
 
 l)ingleiten alber). d) (into; fn^ -.leid)!) bilbeu 
 
 (jii). 3. gleiren, i'd)li'ifen , aiif bem (yiii 
 
 rd)leifeii, rrt)nrren. 4. gleiren (anf tiiicr ru)li"ii,'f» 
 
 rigen Jl.idje eine iiniuinfnliriid)e ■Beiucgung 
 
 iiiai'l)eii». 5. t a) gleitfii. b; (Into) orrfailen 
 
 (ill), (iiiioermerft) nnneljmen. c) anlgleiteu 
 
 (fid) oergel)en). 5. gleiren danft iid) ergie^en, 
 
 jfiegen). 
 
 2. d) Parts Hiisw'ring parts shall slide 
 
 into a whole. Pope. 
 
 5. a) Make a doorand a bar for thy mouth 
 
 beware thou .slide not by it. Bib e. 
 
 5. b) To slide insensibly into vicious 
 
 practices, or into the customs of 
 
 others Webster. 
 
 To slide down by a rope, nn filient 
 
 ©eilc herabgleifpn, fid) herablaffen. To - on 
 
 .skates. ©i-t)iirri"d)iil) laiifcn. To - on ice, 
 
 fd)lnten, fd)iirn'n. To - through the water, 
 
 Diird) ini liJaffiT gifiten (o. ©d)iffen). To 
 
 - swiftly on.., GriuaS iiiir obeiiljin berui)' 
 
 veil, siidin g hearts, jinbeilaiibige, i»(in« 
 
 feimi'irhige iperjcu. 
 
 Slide, V. a. I. flleiten fa(Ten, fd)iu\>(<:t\ 
 lafft'ii ; l;ineini"d)tcben. 2. t to - in a word, 
 eiii 2BLTt eiiiflierjen laffen; to - into ..., 
 nut eiiiflu'^en lajien (in;. 
 
Fate, far. (all. fat. .Me. met. Fin*-, fin. i\6, move, n6r, got, 6il. rl6iu!. Ti'ibe. lufi, ffifl. (Ain. THi)?. 87 I 
 
 JSLl 
 
 To slide one's h.iad into any one's 
 pocket. eic^rtiiP l)fiiiil:(f) in3emniiB« laidii 
 foii'trii. A sliding sash, eiii ^eiiflfvr.U): 
 men Miir eiiur <J>ilji; i'6. 3iiitl). 
 
 Sli^e, <. 1 iit Uhine u. (mftt 33es 
 wcjiiiifl, 6iT leid>re (ijiuifl, leid)te Uel'trgnii<i. 
 cbiiit ^H5fg. 2. 1 ») ter lfi»1)te Uebcriiiini] 
 aa Smiimt ic). b) 6er ^Iiib (fines SBmVf 
 K.). 3. 6ie eiSbiiljn, ®d)ltut>iil)n, @Uitb.il)n, 
 ®lit!"(l)6.i()ii, QiM\(t)t, ®(i)(eife, 4. [-JWar.] 
 eit if)L'ljcr 6«r Iniut. 5. |Lui Slider. 
 
 Slide l>oz. Me 8>ite mit eiiieni (Stties 
 6er. --candlestick, Ceri|$ateiu<@d)iebes 
 iei;rf)fi'r. 
 
 Slider, sit dur, «. 1. (Oilier, DerQfeu 
 tit, iiiif Piiii (S-ii'e |Vt)(eift. 2. ber ?oiit>r, 
 Stbicbft (flit 9{e3eii|'d)irmeii ic), tai ©d)i.» 
 
 belTiT. ll'- Slide. 
 
 Sliding', kli'ding, «. bo< 6)Uiteii ic; 
 
 S I i d i n g - d o o r , bie (£d)ifbtil)i'ir. - • 
 g II M ter-sai I, [War.] eiiie 31rf i£prifr< 
 ffOfl. --kuot, H( @d)liii(]e , S(t)(iite. -- 
 pencils. «. p/. '2Mei|1:ue mil @(l)irt<rri). 
 -.(jiace, bit 6)le(ib>il)ii , OMid'cijbiihii. 
 6(l)itttDnhu. --rule. tm3''(Ii1i'rf mif ''Ui?- 
 |IU). —-tongues, «. ;>{. <S4>teb)rtugi'll, 
 (Ed)ii<)fleii)aiigcit. 
 
 Slig^iit, sliie, (HH. slegt; ((t)lt<bt. 
 fduidjt) "rf/ '. flTiiiiiiei , biliiii, frt)iund), 
 Ifitljt (3eiifl K.) , burtftilAiifl (llorb lo. 2. 
 flcniuj , llllbl•^elltl•llt), (iiTiiigiil.iifl. 3. li'id)t 
 (uid)t Ijrfiii]), ririn . |'(tiD>id), iiiic^liiifig. 4. 
 f(t)iuad) (jjiMile«rd)H)rtd)). 
 
 A si i gill i-ffort. cine flrine ^Injlreiifliiiig. 
 A - iuijiiestiion. rill irtiiuiidjrr Q'liibrurf. A 
 
 - disease, illness, indisposition, rillC Iridjtr 
 Jtriiiifljfit. Iliu'>if;l!d)feir, riii Indjtcf Uiiiurl)!: 
 feiii. - grouuds, id)lUild>C yjriiiibf. A - re- 
 fus.ll. ciiieleid)te<Bi'riui'i(]irini<). A-scratcli. 
 em fleiiier Dfii), rinr €d)r.iiiime. To have a 
 
 - wound, lrid)i Bcriutiiibet feiii. At one - 
 bound, tiiit finriii imd?li'.f|i(]fii Sn^e. 
 
 Siig-lit, adu. geriiig. To wake - of 
 ..., G-nuii« (jfriiifl Ijniteii, (jeriiifl, tueiiifl 
 <id)teii , fdjii^eii. 
 
 Siifflit, «. I. bie fflertnnfrfjM^iinfl. 
 S&eriiiid)inril.jiiii(j, 95ernd)tuii(j, t>a$ ^fidjr. 
 ad)trll. 2. f. Sleight. 
 
 Slig'iit, V. a, 1. gering fd)at|eit, uer> 
 nrt(^la|Tigeii, iiirfjr beob.id)teii , i'frii(t)teii. 2. 
 t rd)leifeii, niebirrfieeii, ier(l5reii. 3. t *}'»■ 
 fdjIi'Uberii, (jinmrrfeii; (into) id)leiibern (iiu. 
 
 To slight over, uberljiii, pbeiiljiii, nnd)i 
 lAifig bel)nii&clii, uberfeijeii, fi"ir ju geriiig 
 \)>wtn. (fdjnljeii , i>frad)ieii. 
 
 Siig-liteii, (lita, V. a. t geritig 
 
 Slig-liter, slj'iur, «. ber 93eriid)tir. 
 
 Sligrittiiif;^!} , sli'tingli, adv. i>er> 
 id)!lid>, mit aSemd)riiiig. 
 
 Sligrlltiy, sitte'le, adv. 1. frf)(rd)t, 
 lfid>t (ufrH)iil;rt ic). 2. gering, geringi'djoyi.t, 
 vrr.id)tli(^ (Dim Qtmai iVrrd)rii tc). 3. Uid)r, 
 ((bmad). 4. Iei4)t, iiad^laffig, o6(rfi>id}lid}, 
 obciil^in. 
 
 Slightly wounded, (eid)t i<erii>tinbet. 
 
 - heard, pbfllhin I'ftlUMlimfll. To pari - 
 with .. , irid)t Gmai ouigrbeii, tnhreii 
 loffen. 
 
 SliS^htn«>K«, siSte'nes, «. I. bie 
 l£rt)iund)e, Diliiiie. 2. t Me (£d)iuiirt)e (etiu'S 
 Q-itiOruif» to, 3. bie 9ia4)lairigfeit (£iiii> 
 (tit). 
 
 SLl 
 
 2. How does it reproach the sliglitness 
 of our sleepy heai tieas addresses'. 
 
 DeCAV OF PlETV- 
 
 The slightness of a wound, of an 
 impression, bie Icid^te ^XOiiiiDe, ber fd)ivad>e 
 (S•|ll^rllrf. 
 
 SiisUty, sli'ii ail;. 1. leid)t (Dber: 
 f{iid)lid}). 2. ullbe^eutellb. [lit^ig 
 
 Slily, sli le. ado. |M)i>iU, lil^ig, l^nitirs 
 
 To look very s I i I y . jVljr pfiffig ilUr|Vl)cn. 
 
 Sliiu, siiiu, (1^1. "jB ; nUj. 1. criim, 
 rd)m>id)tig fd}I>iiir. 2. rd)ieit)t, i'd)iiiti(^ i&iit! 
 fd)iilbiguiig :c.). 3. fdjlnnm, verrd^hnteii. 
 
 Sli ai -gutted, o buiiiileil'ig. 
 
 Siiine, sitine. (aiigrli. slioi; «. i. ber 
 @d)li'im. 2. ber tBc^Ianini. 
 
 Sliiue-pjt, bie t2iDltimm>triibe. 
 
 Siiininess, sli menes. $. bie f4)lei> 
 miije, |d)liiiiimige ■^eid)iirftiil)«it. 
 
 Slimy} sli'uii, aUj. 1. fdiUimiq. 2. 
 rd)l>immig. 
 
 Slimy soil, ber @d)Umm()obi;n. 
 
 Sliuesa, sit nes, «. bie @4)liiut)eit, 
 93i'rrd)l>i>ieiii>eit , 'ilrgdil. 
 
 Siiiig'y sliug, (tiiigeir. slingan) proel. 
 u. pp- slung) V. a. 1. id}Uiibrrii (mit eiiier 
 £d)U'uber loerfeii). 2. i"d)leiiberii, fdjlcnferii, 
 ivfrfeii. 3. an eineu Strirf, cine <3d)mir, 
 >iii @tri(fe ^(iiigeii ; l''}}{iir.J niil^aiigeii, on* 
 rdyin'ireii (bie i^aiigeiiunteii). 4. mittelit 
 cineS (2eile< beiuegeii, jieljeii; (up; tjiiTen. 
 
 Sling your hook, t)nngt eiirrn &i1>d(t-r: 
 (liib iim. To — a yard, ['•))far.] eiiie 3{nii 
 nil bell ■''StaH ober an bie iStenge mit einem 
 ©rri'v'p Db. finer fiange Ij.ingen. 
 
 Sling- f «• 1. bie i&d)Iiiige, ^inbe. 2. 
 rer(«eii'fl)rrtenien, Sdjiilterrieincn. 3.1-)W.ir.i 
 bie I'lingt, ber ©tropp. 4. bie @d)leiiber. 
 
 5. t B) brr SaSiirf, £d)"ii6, ©treid), ®d)iag. 
 
 6. Ca6 fiiVrne Jjebejeiig nm ©nbe tiiui ©eils 
 Ob. Slrai)»6. 7. bie ©range inir iivei enVriieu 
 5?iifen turn SBiertragen. 8. ein (i)etriiiif tuu 
 9{iim u. SiKfenuiiiJer. 
 
 The slings of a buoy, [^OTiir] bic 
 ©trrppni ber »Hiiferboje. -s of a yiird. Mi 
 l!iiiujen, ©troppen, luornn eins dina am 
 lopp be« 'Biaile* haiigt. Bale--s, 2iw 
 grn, luiunit Saden u. ©.i(fe aufgcmiinbni 
 iverben. Hogshead- — s, butt--s. L'aii' 
 geii )nm ^ufl)i(Ten puu Oft^viten , gotten ii. 
 ■spipen. 
 
 Slingrer^sling'ur, «. ber ©d)ieiiDcrer. 
 
 Siinli, slingk, (aiigi'lf. slincauj praet 
 tl. pp. slunk, V. n. I. (into) |'d)leid)etl (iiu ; 
 (away) luegidjleidjeii, bnoim luifctjen; (aside) 
 fid) ant bie ©aite mnd)en. 2. niipgebareii, 
 ju frnl)ieitig luerfen, fiiden laiTen. 
 
 Sliuk, V. a. iu fnilueitig iverfeii 
 <3iiii>iri , fallen (afien. 
 
 Slini<, adj. ju fn'ibifitig geivorfen, 
 iininrig. - «. M6 unjririge iljier, tbcf.i 
 tao iiiiieitige Sulb; pi. Jcfle vow ro6tgcbor= 
 nni Jtait)er u. £aiiimrrn. 
 
 Slipt slip, (aiigrlf. slepan) ». n. I. 
 fd)liipicn, gleiten; to- out of ..., (&eii 
 ip.inbcn IC.) entrd)lunfen , entglciten; (out; 
 l)iTrtiirfllit|d)fn, ()eraui5fd)iilptfn. 2. t a) cnt. 
 rdiliipien. b) (out) e-iiifin eiitrdjlfipicn, 
 eiKi.iiiren (loie ein %i>t>rt zo; to - om 
 of the niemoiy , bfin CS)efiid)rni|Te ent 
 fdxi'ipfen, tntintlen. 3. (aiif finer glattni 
 iu<i)t eiue Ixt^ie ^etBCuiing inacOen) fllci< 
 
 SLI 
 
 ten ; nbftiefien (b. gaffer jc). 4. gfeitcn, ab« 
 gleiicii, aiUgkiten. 3. i a) gu*iten , ieifUn; 
 II uiircrgfhen. b) (im 3{ebeii) fidf ucci'd)nat»« 
 pen. 6. utleifben; laway) a; fid) fi'rtfd)lft» 
 d)fii, baooii r(^:eid)eii, i«egiuird)en. b) || iild)t 
 bei tinaiiber bleiben (fid) lerilreueii). 7. t a> 
 (in. into) fid) iiiird)leid)en (in, p. 3rrtl)U» 
 merii). b) (away) pcrflieBeii, pcrilreidjcn ip. 
 iet 3citiM e) (by) pertlreiiDeii ip. ber 3eit>. 
 
 2. a) Use the most proper methods to 
 
 retain the ideas you liave acquired, 
 for the mind is ready to let inany 
 of tliem slip. Watts. 
 
 To let slip, Ii>fl>ii7eii (bie 4»>nbe). 
 
 To slip down, t;iiinnteri'4>lup(en, (fii^i 
 ()inunrcrrd)Iciit)en. 
 
 To slip off. nbfaflen. That the water 
 may - them, baiuic Dai 'liii\Uit bapon ab* 
 tlirui-n muge. 
 
 To slip out, ^eraii£fd)iripten. 
 
 Slip, »• a. I. I'dXt'ipfen mad>en obex 
 laifcii. 2. i a) l)rinilii^, luiucrnurfi |ii|lec(eu, 
 bribriligen ; to — money into one's baud, 
 &iiii-in iinpcrmerrt Qiclb |ii|te(fen. b> (imo) 
 unoennerft fd)i'itcen (m), l)einili(^ fleden, 
 fallen Iaf|cn (in), c) (out) faljren laffen, 
 fallen laiien (ein <3}Drt). d) fal^ren laijen, 
 enifd)(rip(en iajTen, prrriiumen. 3. QintH nn* 
 bemerft perla([cn, &iiicni ciitrvl)iripfeit. 4. 
 Iij« laff'n; to -, to let -, (iUnibinfpr.J Ipi 
 fni t^nnbe). 5. burt<) Sieljiii oD. 3{eigeu 
 abfonrcrn, flbrfi0enj ab|hiifeii , abiperfen, 
 at<fd}ntteln , (and) mit off; a6fd)iitteln, ab> 
 bred)rn (^luiucn ic); (off) aii^iieljen (bie 
 ©d)ii^e>. 6. ini^gebareu, faUen laijeii (p. 
 'll)ieren). 
 
 3. Lucentio sllpp'd we like his grey- 
 hound. Shak. 
 
 To slip beans out of their skin , !27P1}3 
 nen an^bretten, nii4l;iiiri'n , an^i'itcten. To 
 slip a cable, [^}};ar.l rill <iliifer(an fai)ren 
 IniKn nnb ntbfi ttm '•Unttt ueripren gebeii. 
 
 Proe. To slip one's neck out of tha 
 collar, ben Jtopf nne ber ©d)linge iiet)cu. 
 
 To slip on, Ijurtig aiijieijen, (emeu 
 ©d)lafn'(f) aniverfen, idjnipffii, rdjiiefeii in... 
 
 To » I i p o V e r, ritn'rgi'ljcii, \ud): bernlircn. 
 
 To slip o v e r Ilia uiain points of a sub- 
 ject. 
 
 Slip, t. 1. bai mdtew, 'iliiiqUiteix, 
 Oiliticben, ^bnlifi*'". b« {Ji'ljitritt. 2. t 
 ber ijelilmtt, 5fl;ler; b(\t f5a'|ii;en. 3. cuie 
 ©djiiiige, ©d)lcife, ipmnit bie Oiigbliniioe 
 gel)alten iverben. Shak. 4. i bai (^niipifd)eii, 
 (?nt|(^llipfrn. To give one tlie -, g-iiieiu 
 l)eiiiilid) eiuipif(()en , ©iiieii iiii ©rid)e laiTeu, 
 fleljen Inffeit; to get the -, eiiieii HcTb it-- 
 fommen, burd)fa(len. 5. ber Siweig, i,i6 
 ©e^reiS, ber ©e^liiig, «3U>lcijer, bof «prpu. 
 d)en, ber ©tangel. 6. a) ein liiiigc* r(i)m.iud 
 ©ti'itf, ber ©rreifen, b\\i ©riicfiten; - of 
 paper, ber ©treifen, bas ^tfijif -Jjapitr, aie 
 iWi'te, bai 3cttcl(<)tn, ber Scrtd; it is but a 
 - , ei in nuv tin XJ.irm. b> itabelnb) ber 
 ©d)i«niii, ainljang (cinrr ©rt)nff), Sm'fl?- ^• 
 lOertl.j bieCfiiie, ©dmiir; rm ^iiiiDd®(Jrn. 
 S. t (e()m.) ein foird)e<S ©nirf CMflb- Sha*. 
 
 9. lOertl.] ber ©d)i;ff, bti# ©djlnnVi. Peo«e. 
 
 10. t ber ©d)iiiir|eib. II. [-War-j ein nae? 
 ffin yjiettt geneigrfS, iiiin G-iii/ u. HMt 
 (nben ber (JJiiter n. jiim ©djiiTi'aue paiTcniei 
 lifer. 12. [<7teip:3)prfJ eine Cieffniiiig iu-if^jtii 
 
ijf7*^ Fate, far, fall. fat. Mk. met. Fine. fin. N6, m6ve, nftr. sot. oil. cl6riel. Tube. rfih. rnll. t/»,;n. TIHn. 
 
 SLl 
 
 SBerftfii, ^rti« p^. in finer Drtfe. 13. [^lorbi 
 r.n;.] ein laiiflcr ©i^ in .Rird)eii, eln eiiotr 
 £ir<f)enflul)l. 
 
 To make a slip, fillfll 5el)ltritt ninc^cil, 
 tincn 5ef)ler ()eg«'l)en. - of memory. t>cv 
 ®eBn(l)tnigfe()ler. By - of memory, niie 
 5Ber(jeffenl)eit. —of tlie pen, ter ©cbrcib 
 fefjicr. - of tlie press, ^er t>riicffi'l)ier. A - 
 of thyme, or ro&emary, ein (Epru@<t)i!n 
 if)i)mifln, tin 9{o6niarin(l«i'gel- 
 
 Slip -board, fcer ©cfcifber, 6n6 ©c^iebr; 
 ttet. — knot, bic ©(()leife, iueld)e fid) jiu 
 iiefjt, tier oerlcrene ^iioten. --ihod, 1 
 Ijinteu nie^erfletrcteMe ®d)u()e tmgenD, in 
 Ijinten niet>erGCtretenen®ri)Ul)cn eintjergeljeiib 
 in ©d)larfen. 2. i md}\ai\i(i H>i)n ber ©d)reibr 
 nrt ic). -alioe, 1. ber f)inten nieberfletri' 
 tene ^d)i\l), bie £d)inrfe, ©djiarre, ©djlorrt 
 2. bie ©d)Inrfe, ber ^antcffel. --string 
 — thrift, t ber 58erfd)n)enber. 
 
 Slippttf slip'pa, t. [3ie(i)t6\\)t.] ein 
 £r()ngut, ivvrntif bie iBcrbinbltc^feii t)n\ttt 
 Ui J^oniff* ^BitiQtiiqel jii fjalten. 
 
 Slipper, slip'piir, (angelf.) «. I. brr 
 ?pflntoffel, bie ©d)lnrte. 2. eine 3lrt©d)urjd)i'n 
 furfiinber, bn^ illn^cr^d)^lrjd)cn. 3. [iuu.j 
 Set ^ipou (Crepis L.). 4. ia6 eifeme Zimv- 
 cctbinbiingi'fli'itf 6ci G'irenbnf^nen; eine *Jlrr 
 eiffrnen ©d)ieber6 ob. ©d)lot7e6. 6. f ein 
 Innfl(id)c« 9?iid)t()ei"cftirr. 
 
 Lady's slipper-stirrups, ^antrffel: 
 fleigbugel fur SJrntieii. Lady's -, t{\i ^lUU 
 tDtfeld)en. [lunnne. 
 
 Slipper-bath, eine bU<t>evne Snbe; 
 
 Slipper, a<1j. i rd)lfipfrig. 
 
 Slippered, Kiip'puid, adj. niit 
 ^iinnfffiii, qSaiitrffeIn tmgiMib. 
 
 Slipperily , slippurcli, adv. 
 id)lupnt(] , niif fine rd)lupfrige 233cife. 
 
 Siipperiness, slip'purenes, t. 
 
 I. bie ©d)liipfrigfeit. 2. i bie Unbejlanbifl: 
 fcit , ber lliibeilniib, bie Ungeiuigljeit. 
 
 Tlie slipperiness of the tongue, bie 
 flinrfe 3nn<ie". 
 
 Slippery, sllp'pure, adj. 1. ftftllipf: 
 
 rig. 2. i fdXupfrig, flefn(;rlid», nufitid). 3. 
 
 fdjlupfrig , (jiatt. 4. 1 a) Dcrnnbcrlirt), unge.- 
 
 wig, imbeilmibig. b; in feincr SBirfung nid)t 
 
 flfroip, iinfid)er. 5. ± a) fc^jronnfcnb (nid)t 
 
 fefl (lehenb). Shak. b) frei, frcd) (Snnge :c.). 
 
 c) (tMtfeiif4), Itiftern) nid}t Qtaafam (von 
 
 SBeibern). 
 
 4. b) One sure trick is better than a 
 
 hundred slippery ones, ein fid)e< 
 
 rer ©trcirf) i(l beffcr al6 Ijunbert , bie 
 
 nbflilridjen. 
 
 Slipping, slip'ping, «. Hi ©d)lni 
 pie». --knot, bie ©djlf iff. [glatt. 
 
 Slippy, itlip'pc. adj f fd) I up trill, 
 
 Slip-.slop, slipslop, *. o J. ber 5n< 
 fcl , b>i« fd)lc.d)te P5ctrniif. 2. bie 'd)Iid)te, 
 fill frhntrc ©'pri'd)iirr. 
 
 SliNllj slisli. adv. And - and slash, 
 
 II. rtn'd) n. mticb, u. flitfrf) fMrfd). 
 Slit, slit, (nnflflf. slitan) praet. slit; 
 
 P)). slit, slilted. V. a. 1. fcblitien , fpnltiMV 
 fllltYdlli^fn ; to -open, niifrd)lil)pn ; (into) 
 flMirr: (m). 2. (ubfr()Oiipt) burd)frt)npiben ; 
 1 G-ii'.iifftbr. 1 fpnitrn, jiiinrii; Slitting- 
 niiil, ber Snii'^rtninifr, ©fnbeijVnfjnnimrr. 
 
 !ilit, r. n. lid) fp.iiren. [Sfi^f. 
 
 Silt, «. bfr edjUfy, ^i^, bit ©palte, 
 
 SLO 
 
 Slit-grafting, [&avttnt.] bfl* <J5frO; 
 
 pfrii in ben ©piilt. [fpuirtr. 
 
 Slitter, Hiit'tui-. *. Giiicr, ber idxiijt, 
 Slive, slive. V. n. [Dfrrl.J |'d)leid)en, 
 
 l)eninirrt)Uid)en; iinil)ir>, Ijcniiiitri^ibtlii. 
 
 Sliver, slivur. (ariiliir. slifiiin ». a. 
 
 I. fc^leipeii, fd)liiBeii n!nd)i'n, rciccn, rd)ii5cii, 
 fprtUeii. 2. (iibcrl;.) td)ntibi"ii , }t'rid)iii'ifiMi, 
 abfc^ueiben, in €d)eibtn fd)iifibirii ; nb»rt: 
 d)en. 
 
 Sliver, ». ber obgerifTi'iie , obqebro: 
 d)ene ■Jlft ob. Siuoig; tin liiiigee iibgcriifeiief 
 Db. nbgefd)iiittenf6 ©liicf; l©d)ottl.j bie 
 ©d)iiifte t9imbjleifd) 20. 
 
 Sloan, iiDenl.J sloven. 
 
 Sloat, hiotr. (P. fd)lic@en; bnn. slut- 
 ter> *. Sloitfs. p/. bai cHiiigen 20 Ci)cilcU. 
 
 Slubber, slob'bui , f. Slabber. 
 Slobliery. ad/, ffudjt, UilS. 
 
 Slock,si6k, V. a. t l&fd)fn; f. Slake 
 
 Sloe, .>lo, (diigclf. slag. slu> t. [^ut.j 
 bie ©d)lfl)e U'runus splnosa; 
 
 Sloe- tree, brr ©d)lel;born, ©c^le^en. 
 bnuui, «a)iKnrjtt»ni. (iiig-word. 
 
 Slog'au, (fd)Ott.) war-cry. ga the r- 
 
 Slooiii, siOOin, «. It pb. Dertt.j ber 
 ©djlumnier. — Slooni'y, adj. [-J- offi' 
 Derri.] langfani, trage. 
 
 Sloop, sluup, (l)l>(I. sloep. ©d)lupr< 
 t. ['iSJiac.j bie ©(<)lupe, ©d)tiluppe, ^ad):, 
 Sd)ute. lid)ijf 
 
 Sloop of war, bie jtorpfttc, brt« S>Jenn= 
 
 Slop, slop, (penvnnbc niit fc^leppen, 
 lap) v.a. ijicrig trinfen, l)infingiepeii, fiuifcn. 
 
 Slop, (rd)lnpp) (. 1. a) (geivi)|)nl. ini 
 pL) tie ©d)itfci't)ofe, lueite ^0]e, lueite ''B^i= 
 troicnl)ofe, ^i:mpt)Dfe, ^KiurnfeufleiMinij, 
 pi. Slops, bie ©d)ifffrI)D|"en, lueiten ipL^fen ; 
 (b(il)er; b) pi. fertioe fiieitungeilucfe. Shak. 
 c) pi. -Sj Ob. — clothes, bii* ©ipiicf bfr 
 'JKntrofen. 2. ba6 fd)lcc^re ®eiriinf , eieiibi 
 fflefojf; ber luibngc -}lrjncirriuif. 3. bii6 auf 
 cineni lifd)f Pb. ajrbfii fjeruniflf c^tittett 
 533n(ier, tie £nd)e, ^fiiije; ber burd) eiiu 
 I'cndiurrfte giuiTigfeit euttlnubeiie Siecfeii, 
 ©d)niiujfjccfi'n. 
 
 Slop-basin, ber ©piltfiintpf, ©pulnapf. 
 -- maimer, ber '0)iarnifeiird)neiCer. -- 
 room, bie 25ngiiijcfiiuimcr ber ■OWiitrofen. 
 -■sellei-. (S-iiier, ber fcrrige itieiber, be' 
 funtire fur 'TOiUrcfen, perfauft. --shop, 
 tie itU'iterbiibe. 
 
 Slope, slope, (p. Int. labor, eiigl. 
 slip) "<(/. t <ibl}'ingig, rd)iff, \<t)r([q. 
 
 Slope, s. I. tie ©d)riige , fd)rngf, 
 fc^ieff 9{id)riiiig ub. {Jiac^e. 2. tit'21bbiid)uiui, 
 ber 2U'l}iiHg (ciiic^ ^irrgf*). 3. ber fd)riigt 
 •Jlufrd)Mitr, bie 91iiefd)ii)eifung (nn lilei: 
 fiTii ;c.i. 
 
 Slope, v.n. fd)riig fli'f)i'n, fd)ief ob. nb> 
 l)iiiicii<l It'll!, eimn OU'iMiti^ habrn. 
 
 Slope, V. a. 1. rd)riig iiiiid)fn fd)'-f, 
 iibljatigig niad)fii; iiiiijeii , feiifeii. 2. fd)riig 
 niiffdiiieiben, fluebpgeii, (tucf(t)ipeife» <-ein 
 iileib :c.). 
 
 Slope arms! [-Wiiir.] fenft bn«®fn)e()r! 
 Slopt'lieS.S, >.iope'iies. t. f bif 
 fdticic i>{id)riMig, ©d)rnge, 'iJbfd)i"ifi'igfeir; 
 'ilbbvirtHiiii) l^i^vrtdiiig , ber ^Jlbiiniig. 
 
 Slope\« iKe, sk'ipe'wi/e, adv. fd)rftg, 
 
 \(i)i(i. liU'ljniigig, nbfd)ufng. 
 
 Slopiug-, sli'piiig. adj. fd;riio, |d)icf, 
 
 SLO 
 
 To make sloping, nbliiiiigig madfen, 
 abbiid)en. [fdjrng , nbhtingig. 
 
 Slopillg'l}', slo'pingle. adv. fd)iff, 
 Sloppiuess, sinp-peiies, s. bie 
 
 9Tn|Te, ber i'd)iuu$ige 3ii|1iinb. 
 
 Sloppy, slop'pc, (P. slop) adj. nog 
 
 (luie ber ~iJt>beio, fd)niii9ig, fining. 
 
 Slot, slot, (t)u(l. sluiteii; rd)iiegeio 
 c. «• It t>b. Ctcrrl.j <eiue Il)iir) iiimrrrVn. 
 
 Slot, 4. 1. fin breifco flad)fi; ©ti'itf 
 i>iU}. 2. tnngelf. slaetinge; bie g-.iDrte eiue* 
 ."pirfd)e^. 
 
 Slotll, sini/i, (nngclf. slaewth) «. I. 
 tic iriigl;eit, 5'inll)cit. 2. tie i'liiigrimifiit. 
 3. [3'HM.) fa& '5aiilrl)ier. 
 
 Slotll, t). n. -J- faiileiijen. 
 
 Slotltriil, Klot/rfui. adj. tnigp, fniiJ, 
 fal)riiirrin, I'trcrnfTeii. [Diahe leben. 
 
 To live ill .slothful ea«e, in triigtr 
 
 Slothrully, slot/riuic, udv. trn.je, 
 f.Ull, inrtriMTfu. 
 
 Slotlifuliiess, sl6 /iiiilnvs, s. be 
 IriiiU'f't, i5'i"ll)ei[, Serbrt^TeulJiif. 
 
 Slottery, slot'tuie, (fd)lotterig) 
 adj. t 1. fcftniii^ig, unfrtuber, uid)r gipm^r. 
 2. nag, fdjinii^ifl. lfd)lortcrii. 
 
 Slltliclt, sloutsh, (p. lag, slug) V. it. 
 
 The slouching niauiier of -a booby, 
 bie rd)lctrerige ^K.inier einc^ tijlpeli?. 
 
 Sloncli, V. a. nieberbrucfen , (ben 
 jpur 20 ine ©ifitt)* brucfen. 
 
 A slouched hat, eiu ijuf, ber ubc» bie 
 >>liigen l)criibl)iiugt. 
 
 Sloucli, *■ 1. bad ©d)ipftcrtgc,©d)ivrr> 
 fiidige (im ®nuge ic.) , ber fd)iucre , trnge 
 ®iing. 2. ber |"d)lPtterige , frfjiuerfadige, 
 plunipf u. biimme 'Bfeiifc^, buninie ^nm. 
 
 Sloug'li, slou, (niigelf. slo^i t. I. bie 
 tieff, luorniligc ©telle, fiptl;lad)t, -inVii^e, 
 iai •TOoriifllod); [213nibnifpr.J bie £ul)iiiid)e. 
 
 sliif, a) «) bie .^niir, ber 33iiig iciiier 
 ©d)liingf). (i) i bie ijtiille. b> f tie ipaiir 
 (ini mUgem.). Shak. c) ber ©djurf uiiif 
 eincr Ijrili'iibcn ^uiibe). d) bie |"d)umiiiiiiii1)tf 
 ©iil>lliiiij 111 belt i)d)ieul)6nierii. ej ter x)unQ 
 ill ©teiiifoljifiigriiben. 
 
 Slou^lt, sluff, V. n. l(ll;ir.j uuuD 
 niit off; fid) uDin gefunbcn S-ien'dje iiblofeu. 
 
 Slou^^liy, sluu^, adj. iiiDvaitig, uinu 
 pfig, niobeng. 
 
 Sloven, siuv'ven, (^ofl. siof, s. brr ' 
 niid)lr.ffig gctleibete , fdiniiiyige -)}ir-iu1), 
 ©d)imi(3l)iiiiinu-|, ©d)iiiiitjigil. 
 
 SlOvenlilieiiS, .sluvvenlenes. .f. 
 
 bie lliii-eiiiiid)fi'ir, ter ©c^tniitj; bie i)i.iit)iar! 
 ligffit. 
 
 SItJVt'nIy, sluv'veiilc, adj. i(l)nnU}tq, 
 fd)liinipig, uiireiiUid). 
 
 Slovenly, «dv. nnd)lniug, licCeriul). 
 
 Sloveiiry, sliiv'vnre, *. t sit 11"» 
 retiiurtifeir. Shak. 
 
 Slow, slo, (nngelf. slaw) adj. 1. mirt)* 
 IiiiTig, uiifl)iUig, fiuil, rnige. 2. inngfam , a) 
 (iiid)r fdjned, j. SB. ein ijliig, ta6 ^2i3nd)6» 
 (1)11111, eine SBeiuegung 20. b) (u. -Mi'eni'djfii, 
 ll)ieren). c) fd)kid)enb t®ift, S'f ^ler ic. ). 
 d) (i>. ber 3eit;. 
 
 S I o w ol speech. - of tongue. cillC fc{)iperc 
 ©priid)e, cine fcOiwere S'lnoe O'ibciib. The 
 clock or watch is -, tie ll(;r gel)[ na(t>. A 
 - wit, ein Iniigr.inicr QSerilaiib, Rwi. 1t>9 
 Lord is luerciiul, to anger, bcr SfCVT i(t 
 
Fktf. ff.r, f£(ll. f.it. yU. met. Fine, fin. N6. move. n6r. got. 6*1, rUM. Trthe. tub. fi^!l. tlt'in. THis. ft T3 
 
 SLO 
 
 tnrmljtrjifl, flrtot^ nicftt fo ret(()t in Som. 
 He that is - to wratli it of great under- 
 ■uiidiiig, |l lurr oi-OiilMg i|1, ^er ifl lucife. 
 - of payment, ll.icl)li\riUJ ill! 95fJill)Ull. Tlie 
 Trojans are not — to etc., bit XrDJiiiirr 
 i&0crn iii(t)t ill !C. 
 
 Slow-back, terrrnge, fniile TOciifd), 
 giiulvelj- --6»'«e'''--P ■■**=*''»--?"'' "6- 
 1. iaiiginm eiu()crdcl)iiib , nut Irtiiflramm 
 ©Written. 2. t frfjlcidieiie d'. Uebelii jo. 
 --wilted, eitieii laiitji'miien £opi l)abniD. 
 --worm, 6i« 93liii6r(t)lcict)e. --worm, 
 tloe-woroi, ciu aii( Deti S^lattcrn tt6 
 gd)ichti)rii« \id) vDrji»t>t»bt6 3"i'ftt, Ni« 
 fict) pft t)niitet u. Denrtjietiiriie giirbeii au' 
 uiiiimr. [l)iiijiel)fii, rtiifljalten. Shah. 
 
 Slovr, V. a. t uerjOflfrn, uirliiiuu'rii, 
 
 Slowly, klo'le, adu. I. triige. 2.1aii<j: 
 (.1111, II) uiirtjt i(l)iie(l). b) (I'pao. 
 
 lie dfterniine* slowly, er eiltrd}li(Ct 
 fill) irt)iucr. He learn* -, « Icriit laiifliaiu, 
 (rt)i»cr. 
 
 Hiov. Great bodies move slowly, fiauQ' 
 fiini fiMiniit and) aui 3itl. 
 
 Ililu«vii«88, slo'nes, t. 1. Mt Itngl^rit, 
 llii[|)a(iflfiit. 2. 6ie Cniiflriimftit (eiiifr ^t-. 
 u-efliiii.), finer 'iJ5crfiMi). 3. DcrS")^'!''". bat\m 
 '>l>i-riVn id)titcr m ubfrjenflen, ju riil)Kn lO 
 4. 1 Pie Uiitnipf»i'Mi*f«it '■bti Sftxitwii. Bent- 
 LE\. 5 ^l•r "iliiiYrt)!!!), bie 25rnV'ii»»fl- 
 
 To increase llie slowness ot deatli, 
 urn ^ell Ii<b ljin>ui6iii/(t)ieben. 
 
 Slubber, slubbur, V. a. t u. e I. 
 nii(t)Ui|Vig u«rrirt)tfn, obriiljin tt)u\i; to - 
 over, obfiiljiii l)nPtln,l)iiif)uerIn(eine6iirt)C); 
 to - np, nirfjt bfftdjten, i'rrnnd)linTi(jrii. 1. 
 n.id)iiirilo H. niif fine (■d)ii'ttrriae iljfiiV bt' 
 btde". 3. bfiubelii, bird)inii0rii. 4. 1 bi-flfrftii- 
 
 A man slubbered over wiili a ceitaiii 
 rude and clownish faslrion, till 9)ieiird>, ^rr 
 fiiif (\av\i\t ri'ijt u. biuicnrtOe ^Kauicr liber 
 flfivpricii t)attt. 
 
 Slubber, ». n. i f^flflcn, ()<i(lig iViii. 
 
 A slubbering >|>eed. rine l)0|ligf &ilc 
 
 Slubb<*rtU$fly, 'lub'buiHigle.nr'i'. 
 
 •)■ 11. © <iii| fine niid)iiiiii(]«, IjiitfliiDc •Uji-iic 
 Slud^-e, siu.ije. (iingrd. sl.ig; holl. 
 
 slyk) s. I ^l■r £d)iiiium, iiiut). 2. [OJJar.i 
 
 0-1^, U'ie Mrfrr5piMti<|, ^l^6 in ficiVin SnO'^''^'' 
 
 fiiirni SdnrTc im'iu.i l)lll^l•rlld) i|l. Idrj. 
 filudSf Kludz. (. |'>}}?in.| i)albnmMlrtir 
 SItK*, slii. V. n. |-)7^1r.l nuicri'hi'ii. 
 
 hrriiiiii-rfhin, iim riiif •51d)K Prrhrn, brillrii. 
 
 T.. - a boom. riiK PreiVijcliVirre in il^rciu 
 
 liugrl hfr^lm^rl•hrll. 
 
 Slu)^^ slug- (t'rrll<nll^t niit slack, king 
 
 ganl; ii>. Il:ig) «• «. ^rt iX^ilfil.MiilUlcr, gollh 
 
 fiijci". Miifl'rtiiir, i"d)iurririni<jf, rrnijr Wmiuli 
 3.Ul^^•rfr. 2. bai i'rt)ii'rriii(!igf Diiig, (bff. > 
 trt6 fdMi'cr lV^^l■lll^« €d)iff. 3. bif norfir 
 €diiic(ff. 4. bit M6 Miu>rrfrtiif|id) lirgrn (ii> 
 tlirbciif 2e«iarf, i ^^•r t'cbruhnfrr. 5. bcr 
 iviiinii'i-ii. 6. t bn* $»inbrriiie. Bacon. 7. 
 (rill Stficf '9Jfern(l, bft6 gfid)iMTe" iB'^b) bir 
 tn-ilni. 
 
 Slug -a. bed, -f brr 2nngi"d)l.ifrr , Sif 
 bfiiidiiiiicr. --snail, Pir 2Bcgfd)iii'tff. 
 
 Sluf;-, V. n. " |"d)lotrrrn, idjitnbrrn; 
 triiiK iriii, iiiilgifl grfjfii, iRidjt* tl)iin, faiil' 
 rnjni, joiibrrn. 
 
 To slug it. btn (Jniilfnjft nmrfjfii. 
 
 Slug:, a. a. * inigr, tiini mii(t>cn. 
 
 Slug-g-ard, slug'gurd, «. cer ^u> 
 
 pig,liiiiil«r, jjiuileiijer, irniimet. 
 Slug^g'ar.i, adj. tnigc. 
 Slugg^Artlize, slug guidue, ». a. 
 
 t trage, fiuil lundjcn. 
 
 Slui^lfisll, hlug'g'ih, adj. I. triige, 
 
 fiiiil. f(^io£rt.illig, traunienrd). 2. t «) ircigr 
 
 (u. Der 'ORatrrie;. h; triige, laiigfain (v. eiiitni 
 
 JliiiTe K.). 
 
 Slu^f;:islily,stug'gishli, ade. triige. 
 Slu^g'i.'illueKii, sltig'gUliiies, s. I. 
 
 Die irrtgl)cii, 5iutll)iit, £d)iuiTialligftit. 2. 
 
 t ») bit 4.riigl)cit iber 'JWiUcno. h) bie iriig: 
 
 heit, fiiingiamf lit uinf6 jyluiJce lo. [g i s li. 
 Si"gr8"y» »'"gg«' "''>• t f- Slug- 
 Sluice, sluse. ^il)Oll. sinis; €>d)lt'UHe; 
 Sluse, ^i\i)iv.fcluss ; ban. siuse , 
 
 fr. ecluse) M. I. f bie &<i)Uu\t , b<\& &iel, 
 
 {(in Seen, 55'i'd)ttid)eii) bn6 ©d)ii^bret, bit 
 
 &(f)\it}e, btr €d)U9; btt tu\tt >ad)Iture enr. 
 
 ihirjtnbe SH3niTer(1rbm ; (baDci) 2. i bi\6 l\)ot, 
 
 bit Qntde. ' 
 
 2. Kack sluice af affluent fortune open'd 
 soon. Harte. 
 
 Sluice-keeper, ber &(^.'rii|'enni(i|li:r. 
 
 -•master, bfT @(t)IClnVnmei|ltr. --mo 
 
 ney, b>i6 (£d)lcu|eiigdb. 
 
 Sluice,/v. a. t !• obloifrn, buret) rixr 
 Sluse, )2d}ieiire niiefiu-geit lojien. 2. 
 
 i (out) iui6i(t)iueiiinieii, iucg|'d)iueiniiieii. Shak. 
 
 - V. n. t)eriui6|lromcn, fid) crgupin. 
 
 Sluicy^ slu'si, i adj. flromeub, in 
 Slusy, ) Stronitii i^ecabfau 
 
 leiib. - rain, ber ^In^n-gen. 
 
 Slumber, siumbiir, (aiigelf. slu 
 
 inerian) rd)Uiniilicrn; v. n. 1. Ici|'c Ob. Icid)( 
 rd)l<itin, fdjinniintrn. 2. ciibcrl). u. bcf. ^ u. i' 
 rd)liitVii, ruljcn. 3. i |"d)lnfen. 
 3. Why slumbers Pope 7 Young. 
 
 Slumber, v. a. l. eini'd)lniiinu'rii, 
 finidjitilVrii. 2. t i tiiijdjianrrn , bctrtiii'en 
 ibiU< fflriuifffn). Spensek. 
 
 Slumber, «. l.brrlrijV, leid>tek£d)la(, 
 2d)iumiiicr. 2. ber ®d)iiit, bie 'JCulje. 
 
 Sluiubt-rer, slum'bunir, «. ber 
 >Sd)liiniimTi-r, ©d)luiniiicriiPe. ^ 
 
 Sluiuberiii|P) slum burlng, «. bai 
 iSd)linnnuTn, ber eajiiinimer. 
 
 Stuiuberuuif, kliim'burus./<ui/. I. 
 
 Sluiubery, »ium bure. ^ ein> 
 rd)iummi-riiP, eiiiid)iaiVinb, ium i£d)i.ite rin 
 labeiib. 2. rd)laifjib - Siiak. 
 
 Slump, slump. (rd)lnmpen> v. n. vioi> 
 lid) 111 ba6 "HiaiTer ob. in ben ilott) t.iUeii, 
 piiiiiiprii. 
 
 Sluni^, slung, prael. U. pp. l<. Sling 
 
 Siuilk, sliingk. pruel. U. pii. l>. S I i H k 
 
 Slur, slur, (holl. slordig) v. a. I. Qt. 
 mai libergiftcn , iiber (Sriuae ieid)t Ijiiiiixip 
 grljen. 2. beflerfeii, beutmuijeii, beiubeln. 3. 
 ibie Si'i'irtrl) fneipeii. 4. t prelleii, niiriil)reii, 
 Iiiiittrflel)en, bcin'igen. 5. (■OKiii.J (&ic iJiotem 
 rd)lriirii. [ &tiuii6 lucie iiiiicl)cii. 
 
 To slur a thing upon any one, G^iiifiii 
 
 Slur, *■ •- ber Jirrfen, giorf, ®rt)rtiiD; 
 flfrf ; Inbel, SBmviirf; Smuris. 2. ber ^jif? 
 i&treid),^i'iK'"- 3. l'))ini".J b(i6 Sd)iritifid)eii, 
 6iT 25inbe|lri(t). 
 
 A slur to the reputation, rin (^leifeii 
 nm giircii TWanun. To put a - upon any 
 one. e'lnein linen ^cffen fpielcn, &iiieni eint 
 rb. Qtvoat (iiil}iingen. 
 
 SMA 
 
 Slnse, f. Sluice. 
 
 SIuaIi, sliisli. * lueicftcr, ffrirfiger Rotti 
 
 Slut, slut, (@(^liite) *. I.biei£d)liiinpe, 
 ©djininpe. 2. \ ba6 •0)?eiit"d). 
 
 Slutiery, sliitture, *. bie ®d)lami 
 perei, ©i1)meinerei, ©iibclei, Uiireiiiigfeit. 
 
 Sluttish, sliii'iikh, adj. I. i'd)l<iinpi<), 
 litmn^ig, niireiiilid). 2. f mei5eiil)nrt , biii)« 
 icriid), l)nrird). — adv. S I u t't i » h 1 y. |'4)iani> 
 pig, rd)inii(5ig. 
 
 SluttlKlluess, sliit'tishnes. «. bit 
 ed)Irtinperei, Sd)ii)eiiierei , (Sd)niii^igfeir, 
 lliirtinlid)feit. [terlitlig. 
 
 Sly, sii, (fd)fau) adj. \d)Uw, liflig, l)in> 
 
 A sly blade, ein feiuer JJiid)*. 
 
 Sly-boots, e ber ©d)iaiie, ber fict) 
 biimm |1e((t, ber fdfiaut iiniiieriib. 
 
 f'k*^ '* / f- Slily, Sliness. 
 SlynesH, ^ ' ' 
 
 Slype, (rd)ctf.) to fall over, as a 
 
 wet furrow from the plough. 
 
 Sina', (rd)ott.) small. 
 
 Smack, smak, (lu. ysmac; nngclf. 
 
 smaeccan, l)p||. smaaken ; |'d)nie(fiMi) v. m. 1. 
 
 igiit, libel tc.) fdjinerfcii. 2. t <"*"> fdinircfen, 
 
 rifd)tii n/id) . . . (CPtiuns bnui'ii on ild) tjiibenj. 
 
 2. All sects, all ages smack of this vice, 
 
 aden ©eften ic. i|l bieiVfi Sailer eigen. 
 
 SHA.R. 
 
 It smacketh like pepper, tt t'(f)iliec(t 
 iind) 'iptVffcr. 
 
 Sutack, t. I. ber OJrrdimncf (einer 
 5rud)tjc. >. 2. i a) ber ^tigerdjinnrf ; '2ln« 
 ilrid). b) ein a3enlg, ein ^Jiniibuofl, eiii 23i6« 
 d)eii, ein ®d)liirf, ber Siiien. 3. ber giite, 
 aiigfnel)nie (i)eid)Mm(t. 
 
 That has an ill smack with it, biti tjilt 
 eiiien fd)led)ten (»ird)inarf. To have a -T)f . ., 
 I fd)nir(feii iiad)... To have a little - of 
 learning, eiiicn flriiieii 'iJliiilrid) i>oii Weleljrj 
 I'aiiifeit f)abrn. He has still a - of his coui- 
 try-«peech, feiiie 'Wuiibnrr flebt iljiii nod) an. 
 
 Suiack, t>. n. i(t)n\ai)t» (beim ^uffi-n, 
 (Iffeio- [flnO. 
 
 A smacking buss , ein fd)mn(jentet 
 
 Smack, v. a. l.fd)mn(5eii, abid)mn$cii, 
 liiiit fiiiTeii. 2. fiiadeii, flarrd)eii nind)eii. To 
 - a whip, uiit einer <)Sfitrd)e flatidjen. 
 
 Smack, e. iM 6d)niaijci\ j ber ©(t)nifl$ 
 I lame .Uii6). 
 
 Siuack, #. ber Rfatfd), <Peirf(t)en^ie6, 
 fie ^ati'd)e. A - on the face, eine ^auU 
 i\1)ffle. 
 
 Smack, *. ["TOar.) bie ©d)mn(ffe). 
 
 Smack -sail, bM ®d)iliacffrgcl. 
 
 Smacker, smak'kur, 4. ber ®(t)me> 
 (fi'iiPe; ®d)mni5; filati'd). 
 
 Smack(*riitK-, smak'kuiing. «. * 
 bat ©I'liirte, bie eel)iiriid)t. [liiilen nad).. 
 
 To have a sniackering after.., ge» 
 
 Smackilifr, smaking, adj. A - 
 breeic, rill griiiiliger "jyiiiB. 
 
 Small, small, (angt'lf. smnel . smal) 
 ndj. I. fd)mal, grriiig. 2. flein, a) (iiid)t 
 grog), b) fctn. o (brr Sn*)! nad)). d) (tinen 
 ijrriiigi'ii 05rab ber iiuieni ©rnrfe Ijabenb). 
 ei mibebeiiteiib. f) fiirj. 3. biiiin, a) (nicftt 
 Pid)t). b) (iiid)t (Inrf) leid)t, fd)iuac6 (von 
 ■iJtrr!f.).4.fein, (art, raiift<u.bcr©timnie2C.). 
 5. J geiiiciii, iiiePrig. 
 
 A small mailer, a - thing, bie 5rieil>'g< 
 teit. - price, - late, bie iajo(jl|\'illjcii, &ct 
 
87-4 Fat- , far f.V.I. fat. Mi, ni^t. Flnp, fin. iN6, move. n6r, got, oil, (1611.1. TAhe, inb. ftill. l/jin, Tfli§. 
 
 SMA 
 
 Qtxme ^rei«. At a - rate, lupfjtfeit. The 
 
 - cards, tie nitbriflcn Garten (im ©pielf). 
 
 - beer, DuiiiibiiT, JpolbMiT. - arms, fleilii' 
 2Ba|ffU. A man of- means, fin <)NrtIlU, tiT 
 weiiiij 25t'rtii£igeii be\i(}t. TolooK-, iint'C' 
 btuifiib ftii^feljen ; ofrli-geii iViii, ilrf) rrfjanifii. 
 -money, fleiiie^ &eli , SiteiDeniiiiijc. - 
 lots ef merch:indize. eiii}cliii! \!i3naren > 916- 
 Ifjfiluiifleii, ^^l^ril•(ll1)ell. 
 
 Small-cajiitnis, s. }il. [Iljpogr.] Me 
 Jtnpitnld)iit. --chase, [iopogr.] tie fieinc 
 Jorm. — beer, Mc Diiiiiibicr , ^iilbbicr. 
 -clothes, t p/. (fiirje) 5?eiiifleiber. -- 
 e«al. fleine ij)i>lifi'l)lcn (bii< Jfeiier anjii- 
 nirt(f)eu), Sitmif ^efl'l)I^I ; fif iue^i-ljlciibrijcfet, 
 6a5 i?ol;lingeilube. --craft, cm fleine^ 
 5Jfll)rifii!i, fli'iiie 5iif)rieii<if ; riii SficJjtfrrrtjiff. 
 £ti(l)rer|'(f)iffe; bii^ i.ifrliiu-rf , fie g-ircfterj 
 ii'irfiemje. --pox, tit 23l.itrcrii, ^mbcr. 
 fcliUterii, ^Ipocfen; --shell, bie ^JJi^ctnipor: 
 jffliiiie. --queen, eiiie '3lrt rorjriillidjct 
 wrrtiiU'efrbiiiime. --shot, rcr poqel, tai 
 Sctirpt. --stone, rill Dcuiniu uuter ciiiiiii 
 fiiirflt. — talk, tiif OJerrtWiie, OJeplauCier. 
 
 - tooth-comb, ber eiigf £>inim, Stiiiib- 
 tiuiim. -trinkets, t. pi. la ^^JJlUllCer, 
 Cumpcufriim. --wares, - goods, «. pt- 
 [SpiWttl] mlrnberflfr ^onreu; iSiiiiNwiiareii. 
 --wiue, Icirf)tcr SiJeiii. [eincr <ac[ct)e. 
 
 Small, t. lev i'd}nia(e, &iimie If^etl 
 
 The small of the swoid, tie Sd^tViic^e 
 eiiir« Si<jcii«. The - of the leg, Der gnM 
 iiiiter ber ^Babc. Tlie - of the back, bcii 
 ^rfuj, DJficffvenj. 
 
 Small, «■ «. t ftetn iiia(f)cn. 
 
 Siiiallaffe, sm^irldje, «. [95ot.] Die 
 SaSfiiTcrpeterfllit. [i^iiiiil, tleiu p6. 6iiiin 
 
 Smallish , smallish , adj. tmai 
 
 SMialllieJtS, .small lies, t. 1. tie 
 £lfiiil}ett. 2. brte lliibffeiiteiibe, tit Unbebcut: 
 fiimfeit. 3. bie Diiimljeit, Di'iiiiiigfeit. 4. bie 
 (£<l)iv)nd)e (Itt gjfnii.jd an ©iiirfe). 5. bie 
 Stiulirit, Snrtljeit, Saiiftljeit (eiiictStinmie). 
 
 The s m a 1 1 a e s s of trouble or pain, ber 
 flcint Uimtiiier ot. £(^merj. - of mind or 
 intellectual powers , bie @r!(ief rd)lt)ild)e. 
 The — of the sum, bie ficiiie, grriiigc iSiiiiinie. 
 The - of the weight, t<\6 (jrniige, iiiibe: 
 bciirenbt tSJcwidjt. The - of the charge, bie 
 fltriiigcii lUifrileii. The - of an affair, bie 
 uiibibriitcufe i£n(f>e. [fnum. 
 
 Smally,siiiarie,a({i).tiveiiii); grriiuj. 
 
 Smalt, smili, (it. smalto) s. [^putteiib.J 
 bie ^(f)miilte. 
 
 S m a 1 1 - li u s e , IM (£(f)nin(tiverf. 
 
 Smarag^d, smar igd, (gr.) *. [^ISJii' 
 lier.iliv] bor ©iiiinMijb. Ifniiimjjbeii. 
 
 Siiiarai;<liiie, siuaiagdin, adj 
 
 Smarag^dite, smaiagdlce, «. [^i-. 
 Neroigl bcr Suiiiriiijbit. 
 
 Smari«(, smai is. (gr. «H;. ) «. [3d>= 
 tl)i)r(.l bcr "i'nijlina. bie 9{othtli'ite. 
 
 .Smart, smart. (1)0(1. smert; lSd)llieri) 
 mdj I. a) id)iiicrihiirt tfc^nicrilid)). b) 
 Icib-ciib, |T'rf)f"b. id)(m. 2. 1 a) frtjiiti, 
 kcipciib, ipK^iii, fniiiliid). b) dicfti*}) u-bljnr'r 
 :<Scljiufri,®ct'id>r,>2tPBH-.). o lebl)ii|t(imiiii 
 ter, iniib). d) frud) (i>. SHJiiibej. e) ^(jfs 
 jiiijt, flcrdjiiicgflr. 
 
 To give too smart a stroke, eilicil )ii 
 
 (hilirriljiltrcit Srf)Mil I'CnV^CII. To be rather 
 
 , (itWiU ill liblj.i|t I'rtjcrjcii. The stars 
 
 shine smarter, bie Stcr!ief(f>eitteulef'l)ilfter 
 
 Saiiart, s. I. la ifiirpi-riu1)cii.i)et|luji') 
 Silniifrj; ba5 Sreiineii, bie Sit)iirfe. 2. ([ 
 ber «riii;cr. 
 
 Vou Mill have the smart of it. ij^r lOCC' 
 bcr 'i bupeii iiuiiTcii, ti jii bcrriicii l)iibeu. 
 
 Smart-money. 1. bil» Stt)mcriCllgcl^ 
 (liie '')'}iatvo\e\\ u. 6otbor/ii fur eiiiuf.iiisjeiie 
 ■liiiiiiben erijnitciu. 2. bui Jfciigclb, bcr dieu 
 faiif. --ticket, li\6 Seiigiiip, l<i6 em 
 Sitiff^fiipitiin eiiiein i>criuiiiibercii, Ufnlutii' 
 imlreii ©eciiioiiiie iiiiiilcdt, iim in bai Spo\ 
 pital i>on 6)reeimiiit) attfgciionimen jti iver 
 feu. --weed, [33tu.] b<\S jjloljtniut. 
 
 Smart, v. n. I. fit^iiitrjcii, luct) t^uii. 
 
 1. ©it)nicri I'liipjiiiben. 3. i icibcn. 
 You shall smart for it. HjT i'dUc ti tm- 
 
 pfiubfil. A rod will make one -, ilirtll iViirt 
 bie 9tiitl)c iuol)l. [luadjeii. 
 
 Smarten, smarln. v. a. f Icbljilfi 
 
 Smarting-, Mudi t'ing, t. bn6 ^itiiicr- 
 icn. [ucrgchcii. 
 
 Smartle, smai'tl. ». «. t to - away. 
 
 Smartly, sinaitle, ade. I. rcl)uieri: 
 fjflft, l;cfriij. 2. i aj rd)rtrf, bripciib. b; lcB> 
 Ijiift ifrift^, hrffi.j). cj ([ gcpu^t. 
 
 Smartness, smait nes. t. l. ba^ 
 ®c^nicrjl)n|tc,bie>prfrigfcit(cinc^ Sd)lii(jS:c. . 
 
 2. i a; bit ©djiirff, biis ■^clBCiibe dto ■iiiii^ff 
 K.). b) bie £ebl;iiffigfcit. o J ba6 fltpuytc 
 '2lii|VIu-u, bie |"(t)Oiic AvIeiMiiiij. 
 
 Smasit, smash, (|'d)iiicigen) v. a. itr 
 fc^mcipcii, jcif|lopeii , ifrbnitcn , icrtriicftn. 
 
 To smash to pieces, in £rfi(fe )i'r 
 fdjmi'ipeii. (3erbre(<>eii. 
 
 Smash, s. bai Scrrcf^mcigtii, 3cr|lt>^cii 
 
 All to smash, in taiii'etib iSiucfcu. All 
 at a -, niif ciiieii @(t}iiii^. 
 
 SmatC^l, smatsh, (U. smack) «. I. 
 [t I'b. 0] bee @crc()in.i(f. 2. i ber 9lii|lrirf) 
 (v. @)t-lct;riaiiifeit ii.> 3. [Oriii(l;.J bcr grupi 
 Steiafttjuia^er. 
 
 If you have some sniatch of honor, 
 lueiiii Sie eiiiige^ Glir.jcfi'iljl l;iiben. 
 
 Smatter, smatiiir, (fan. smatter) 
 0. n. 1. cine i}bcrit>id)lid)e, uniiouroniniciii 
 Jvcnntnig i'i>ii ciiicr ®iid)e Ijiiben. 2. ober 
 f{ad)ii(f), ol;ne ^eiintnip iiber &[iv>i£ fprccDen. 
 piaiibcrn, yon &riuae reocn. 
 
 Smatter, t. bit ubcrjlad^lit^e , fcid^ti 
 Ivcnntni^ (i>iMi ©fa'a^). 
 
 Smatterer, smattur-ur, $. bcrip.iib 
 iviffrr, (?iner, bcr luir eine obcrjl.jdjliftjt 
 Aennrni^ ihmi ciiier (Badit \)at. 
 
 Smatteriug-, siuat'iurlng, s. bit 
 ubcril>iii)lid)e j\cimtiiip. 
 
 lie has got a smattering of Latin, 
 er i'rr|lfl)t em lucnig Siuein. 
 
 Smear, smeer, (ailt)elf. *meriaa. siui 
 rian; v. a. 1. (with) rdjniicren , bcfcf^niiercii 
 (tniti. 2. i bcfiifcln, bcjlctfcn. Suak 
 
 Smear, «■ t bie eiljniicre, ©iiibc. 
 
 Smear-dab, [od)tln)i'l.j brr 'IJliUlriril). 
 
 Smeary, »meci e. adj. t fitjmiiTi.l. 
 fcttig. (Sd)mie:6-Mtc. iMVit': Gnrc 
 
 Smeath, >mcs:/i, t. [Crmil;.] bic 
 
 Smecliit, (rd)i<rt ) smoked. 
 
 Smectite, smekltte, (gr. smektis 
 *. I-Witiicriiiij.] bcr Sciicnilciii, bie ■JUiiIficr^^ 
 {*rfe, brr iyrir:, 'H5iilfcrrl)i<u. 
 I Smeeth, hincct/i, v. a. f bccu^cn. 
 J fdjii'iUi niiic<)cn. 
 
 SMI 
 
 Sineg-inatie, smlgmlt'ik, ((]r.)a<£/. 
 
 iVitcniirtii] ; rciiii.jcnb. 
 
 Smell, smell, (n((b. ftncdcn) praat. 
 
 II. pp. snielled, smelt, ti. n. 1 (of. Iliict)) 
 
 nccf)cn d'. ©ad)en). 2. i (of) rtcd)eii (imd)j. 
 
 Shak. 3. ried)cii (an C'tmii^). 4. i luinerii. 
 
 2. A report smells of calumny. Shak. 
 
 To s melt to , an Qtwai titOjtn, Qtwad 
 bcrii'd)en. 
 
 Smell, V. a. I. ried)en, an 6'tivad 
 ricc^i'ii. 2. i luiitern; frtjailffcin. 
 
 To smell a rat, o ben iiJraten, bie Simte 
 ried)cn. To - out, o aiifimttterii (niiftpiireti, 
 aiifftnbin niad)cn). 
 
 Smell, *. I. ber ftjcriic^ (bai 35frin&» 
 lieu iu ricjrtjcii). 2. bcr ©eriid) (bie '2lii!5bi"in« 
 ilimgcii ber ^ijrpcr, bie biirc^ bie ^'Jeruen bet 
 Ji\\\t cmpfunbcn uu-rbcn). 
 
 To have a good smell, gut rie(f)en. 
 
 Smell-feas«, ber ©djniarptjcr, iing<> 
 betene cs).iil. —-powder, o (5-iiicr, ber be» 
 riiinbig ipanbel fiid)f. --smock, ber per* 
 ufbxe (3)crf, ii'eibird)e -Weiifc^. 
 
 Sitieller, smelliir, I. I. ber Diiec^er, 
 i{icd)ciibe. 2. ©iiicr, ber rie^tt, ben inaa 
 ricd)r. 3. bic 'TJiife. 
 
 Smelle(l,y ^ o ,, 
 
 Smelt, y-^'-^xPPi). Smell. 
 
 SNielling-, smel'liug, t. bai Diiec^en, 
 Sjitterii ; bcr ®ecii£t). 
 
 Smelling-bottle, ba£ 9{ie(t)f{ar((|c^en. 
 --cheat, ber ^liimeiigartcn, bai £liinien< 
 beet ; ber Strang, --water, bai 9?ied)n)a(Ter. 
 
 Smelt, smelt, (angeir.) «. (0(t)tl;pol.J 
 fcr Stint, ©tintfird), Wecrilint. 
 
 Smelt, (t'djnu-ijcn) v. a. I'c^mcljen. 
 
 Smelter, smlltur, «. 1. bcr @(i/incU 
 jcr. 2. bcr ©d)nieljtiegel. [I^iirte. 
 
 Smeltery, smelt'ure, «.bie@d|mel}> 
 
 Smelting:, smelting, t. bai i2i^mcl> 
 }en, bie @d)uicijcrei. 
 
 Smelting -furnace, ber Sctuieljofen. 
 — -house, bie ®<i)a\elil)utu , bai <3d)nieli> 
 l)an«. [bcr ©c^nicrgcl. 
 
 Smergel, smir'gl, «. [':D(incralg.] 
 
 Smerh, smeik, (imgrir. smerciau> 
 B. It. aiif cine alberne '}lrt treiiiibli4) ret)en, 
 greinen, lai:i)eln, i'<t<">iiiicln. 
 
 To smerk upon.., @inem iuladitin, 
 (Jincn albcrn anlarfjcn. 
 
 Smerli, «. bai Sa<t)e(n, ©(t^niunjeln. 
 
 Smerk, i .■ . .,■ . - 
 
 Smerhy, smerk'c.J ' "' 
 
 Smerkiug, smeik lug, s. bai Sd« 
 d)cln, >£d)miinjcln, frcimblid)e (J)cfi(^t. 
 
 Smerlin, smer'liu, *. 13(t)")Qi>l>] bit 
 Sdjuicrle. 
 
 Sme^v, smu, «. [jOrniti).] bie fieinc 
 pb. ivcise OiLMine (Mergus albcllus;. 
 
 Smicker, smikkur, (i'4)iu. suiickra) 
 «>. II. 2.Mirfc mcrtVn, iicbaiigrln. 
 
 .Smickering, smikkuring, t. bai 
 Stcbaugoln, bcr I'crlu'btc, jiirtlute 33licf. 
 
 To have a smickering to .., Iie6< 
 augrln nut . . . 
 
 Smicket,sniik'kit, rfimin.v.S mock, 
 t. t buc i>.ubl)cinb, ^riigcnljcinb, 25prl>cni9, 
 baf fiamif6id)cn (ter \!i>cibcr>. 
 
 Smile, smile. ( rd;iv. smila) r. m. I. 
 lad)iln, uDniuiiicIn; to - on, upon (f to) 
 any one. &iiirii aiilad)eln , anrd)niiinii'li>> 
 (yincni julad^dn. 2. i a; lac^cln, lai^eii (t^citet 
 
F&le, far, fall. fat. Me, i|i«t Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il. cloud. Ti^be. tub, fiill. t/nn. Tills. 875 
 
 SMI 
 
 flii«rcf)«n). bi in(()f(it fgmiftifl (tiii); to- 
 on, (Jiiien rtuliiiteiii, ^iiiciii l,id)elii, flitiiilig 
 ftiii. 3. l.i(t)riii (nil lueiiiii l.idjni). 
 
 To smile at, lc\<be\n {\btt ... Slie 
 ■ lulled to tee etc.. fte lad)i-Ite 6eiili ^w- 
 bluff ic. , ft* iiirf)flte, nl* ftf K. faf). 
 
 Smile, V. a. i>iit)eln. 
 
 Smile, *. I. t>a6 Sii(f)f(n, ttt ft'igr, 
 friiiiiCliif)c 93li(f. "Z. i <mfiilen« pU a) ^n4 
 tMiluiii (^cs Snihliiig* ic.>. b) tn\6 2hd)tU\ 
 
 (wriiiiiinrfiii). 
 
 Smiier, xmi'lur, «. ber &a(f)ell1^e. 
 
 liiiiiiii*{$' , (iiii'ling , adj. ladftni, 
 Ifl.tiliit (tr.iiiiDlirf), nuaeii'hm, jiuiifliip. 
 
 Jimiiiilg'iy, miit'liiigle. ade. lnd)('lMt, 
 niir e.id> In. [I'frtunfiin, berrfjimi^en. 
 
 Mmircllf smertsh, (v. murk) v. a. Q 
 
 .Sillirii, r. Snierk. [Smite. 
 
 Miiiit, siiiit. b\im. fiir imitteni \. 
 
 Smite, Kiiii'ie. MMntlt'.«ii>>t-»i; r(t)<iiei. 
 
 gi'lli pniel. kiiiote, )>;>. miiittcn. iiiiit, l>. a. 
 
 1. utjlajieii, triffen, o I'djmmjfii. 2. a) n Ht 
 (Deii (i>. 6er Sonne). U) le-nifM) beinubcrn, 
 5(miiiib«53iri i'eriuun6cii, fiitHiimmcii; trtf 
 fill. ^)muulI^fn ( of'iiimf * ^tJ)- <=> (?incii 
 bnit fd)(ii()cn (G-iiiein (»rl& Jc. nblocffiu. 3. 
 (tef. ID fd)i.i.jen , trf(t)lft(ien. 4. l |l «) fdjI'V 
 Oni, iud)tiaeii, (Iraftii. b) fdylaoen, uerbcr 
 ben. 5. (»3)?ar.) nirDerf)olen. 
 
 She ha* s m i 1 1 e n you, fte <)At 01)' $er) 
 bfjaubert , ©it ftn^ >""' •*)' fefirtubcrt. 
 Smitten with love, f)(flig urrliebt. Smit 
 ten with aniaiemeiit, uun @r|launeu er> 
 (jrijfeil. Smitten with lunacy, inon6< 
 
 fucttig- 
 
 Smite, «. »• I. flc^ f)eftig f|in iinb 
 Ijer beiucgen; to -together, fd}lottern (uon 
 ben Allien). 2. [^nirn.] ficf> beii ^Otnabtl 
 lueijen (». JJnlfen). 
 
 Smite, «. [Ocrtl J ber8(6ini§, <Z<b\tt(\. 
 
 Siniter, (nil tur, t. 1. bee <Bibia<itt. 
 
 2. i bie ffonil. 3. [Oruit^.] bie ^liUfd): 
 tnithe, ber filiitfAer. 
 
 Smith, siiiii/i, (nngeir. 313.) t. 1. ber 
 6(i)mieb. 2. i ber @(t)tuieb. 3. ber @d)miei<, 
 @ru6rd)mieb. [bie (Sd)miebefuM|l 
 
 Smith'* shop, bie Sc^miebe. --craft, 
 
 Smitli, p. a. -f |'d)niieben. 
 
 Smitiiery, im'i/i'uri, «. I. bie 
 €(l)niii'Ce. 2. bie £4)miebeiirbeit, ba6 <Sd)tuie: 
 bchiiiitiuerf. 
 
 Smltlifleld, sniit/iTeeld, $.<Bnnti)' 
 fii-ib (ber 9t>uue einef iSttirftplti^ee in 
 t'oMbon). 
 
 Siiii thfie Id-bargain , ein ^rnibel, 
 tvoiiei nerloren tvirb, wi'bct ber Kanftr nn> 
 (jctfilirt luirb. - match, bie ©elDljeiriUl), 
 ^.iriul) aii6 (fi<iennn$. [ben. 
 
 Siiiitliin^. smitA'ing, «. ba£ <£(t)inie> 
 
 Smitliy, siiiir/i'e. 1. 1 1. bie<8(t)niiebe. 
 2. brv t'6Hl)tri>o (ber @d)iniebe). 
 
 Smitiii|^-iine, finite !iig- line, «. 
 ["))uu-.) eiu Ian, luomit bui Seranfegel me' 
 UTqehi'lt luirb. (ber 9{iJtl)eI. 
 
 Siiiitt, xm't, «. bie roti)c ^.irbeerDr, 
 
 Smitten, smittN, pp. u- Smite. 
 
 Smittle, smit'il, o. tt. [Oertl.j <in> 
 (Icrfiii (u. firanfljeiten). 
 
 Smock, fkniok, (nngelf. smoc) $. 1. 
 b.ie ( liifiber; ) 5?em0. 2. f (in 3nfnminen> 
 fri^uiiiien) etipn^ bie iHSciber Siftriffi'nDeij, 
 IvribUi]); i. Sa. — treatou, bie ivciblid^e 
 
 SMO 
 
 Sfrriit^erei. — loyalty, bie Uiitetff)iiniO' 
 feit, &rgebenl)cit gejen Bie -IGeiber. 
 
 Smock' faced, ein iveibifite^ (9efiit)t 
 t)rtbenb, ji'in()ferli4>. bu\^. --frock, f. 
 Gaberdine. [ lein. 
 
 Smuck, c. It. iew ^eibern enjebeu 
 
 He doe* not smoke but smocks, (ein 
 'Ji3i'rtrj iel) er r.uid)t md)i, nbcr er fust. 
 
 Sii^-tckless, smokies, udj. fein 
 ipenib l)abeub, oljnc ipenib. 
 
 Smoke, smuke, (angelf. smoca, 
 »mec. smic; 1)0(1. siiiook ; Sd^uiiUtii) ) s. !■ 
 a) ber Sdjni.iucf). 'Jfiiiid). b; ber 9{iuu1) 
 (Diimpf, luiiiferifle >3lii*0i"in|hiiigen>. 2. i ber 
 •J{aii(l)tiibiif. 
 
 To hang or dry In the smo ke, riiiic^ern. 
 
 ProB. No smoke without some lire, 
 fein Sener ul)ne 9iiui(f). 
 
 Smoke-black, ber ^ienrug. —-dry. 
 rand)ern. — jack, ein brateniucnDcr, ber 
 burd) ben niif|leigeiibeni){iiiu1)i)ctrieben luiro. 
 
 Smoke, v. n. 1. r>inc1)en. 2. i ») li 
 (against; entDrenneii (gctjen, u. 3Drn: (^ot^ 
 lc6t. b) To - along the field, Ubcr iHv 
 Jelb jltirffrn. Drydeb. o Uon leibcn , ge 
 llrafi roeiDea ifitr (Jtiua*;. Siiak. 3. (iabiif; 
 ran(t)en, fd)nuiud)eu. 
 
 Smoking hot, bri\\)i)tii , fieben&l)ciu. 
 
 Smoke, v. a. l. fd}inand}rn, niit: 
 d)ttn (tJleifd) ic). 2 T>iud)etn (rniti^e Oiut-. 
 ber K.). 3. rau(t>en (eine 'ipfeife ic). 4. (bnrcl) 
 iiaud) bemirfeii) rd^niiindKii- 
 
 He smoked the Jesuits out of their 
 nest, cc rnuc^tc bie Oefniten ai\i iijrem 
 iJIefte. 
 
 Smoke, ( ft^med eti ; *. n. t riccten, 
 luitterii. Adoisom. — v. a. -f au^ivitirrii , 
 iiii^iVuren. Shak. 
 
 SiMOke, (gr. smoclio) r. a. &iuen 
 aiifiieljen, bur4)iiel)cn, iiecfen, jnm ;»eiltii 
 (jflbeu. CosoREVE. 
 
 Sinokeless, smoke'les, af{j. nid;; 
 r.uidjenD, ct)m iHaud). 
 
 Smoker, sun'ikur, t. 1. ber OCan 
 d)er, iabarrand)er. 2. ber (Jlcifd):) 9<an 
 iterer. [d)i!ie, raud)crige ■JJerd)iiifi'ul)eit. 
 
 Smt»kiue8K, xmo Irenes, t. Bie r>ui; 
 
 Smoky, siu^ke, udj. 1. rd>iniiiid)ui. 
 rand)rg , rand)erig , I'Oll Jviuid). 2. niudjeiiB 
 10. geiier jo. 3. riiiid)ii1)t. 
 
 A smoky fog. em riuirt)id)rer ?icbel. A 
 - hou'.e. ein Siiiui, morin <6 raiidjt. 
 
 Siiioideriiij^, smold'uiing, fiel)e 
 Smouldering. 
 
 Smoor, [Oertl.] to smother. 
 
 SmOOtll, smuuTH. (iingclf. smellie. 
 smoelh) adj. I. flliUt , (ben. 2. t a) fll.ltl 
 (0. ber3nniieic.). b) HieBenb(3d)reibiirtic.). 
 c) fonit (3{ibe ic. ). d) milb, frtiiitniiifijiij, 
 frennblid). 3. I'linft , lueul) , gelinbe. 4. 
 [^01.) gliut. o.flegliuret (o.'O)Jeta(li)rbeiteu). 
 6. flffitorcn (0. imnieneii Snigen). 
 
 To make smootli. fluitten, ebnen. A - 
 way of painting, em ioeid)er, jarier, I'anfrer 
 iJSinrel. A notable - way of jesting, ein 
 iiirrer <Sd)eri. A - skin, eme ginfte ipaiit. 
 
 Smootli-fa ced, 1. glait uoii Oiijli^c. 
 2. fiinff au6\et)t»t>, inilD, freunblid), Ijolo. 3. 
 i freuiiblic^ (Jneoe icj. --file, bie ijiolir; 
 feile. --gliding, fiiiift gifiteiib. - • 
 haired, gliirr!)aartg. --paced, lcict)ten 
 Irittd, U>. iSafcii K.) ^le^eab. - • t o u g u e d, 
 
 SMU 
 
 gliitf)intgig (f(i)nicict)Ieri|"d». 
 
 Smootit, s. ba6, mud glatt ifl, bet 
 glntre Iljeil ti:\e6 Dinged. 
 
 Smootli, i>. a. 1. gintt, cben innd)en, 
 ebnen, gUitten. pi'lircn, platten, bngein; gl.ut 
 l)obcm (ein Stiut ijolp, gtntt rtbrid)ten. 2. 
 t a> ebnen Ittw ilBeg ic.). b) entrnnjein 
 (bie iStirne). o luegrmiineii , tjebtn (eine 
 ®d)ioierigfeit). d) niilbern. e) beriiifrigcn; 
 iliften. f; fiinft tfjnn, (lreid)e(n, fitmeidjeln. 
 Siiak. g) fliegenb inad)>'n. h) (ierii)onigen 
 (einen iJehler). 3. fniift, loeiiD iiiiic^en. 
 2. a) Thou, Abelard, the last sad office 
 
 pay. 
 
 And smooth my passage to the 
 realms of day. Popb. 
 
 2. g) In their motions harmony divine 
 So s moot lis her charming tones. 
 
 Mll.TOK. 
 
 To smooth down, 1. gliitt ilreid>en. 2. 
 f inilberii. To - a way, einen >IUeg ebnen. 
 Smoothing speeches, ©d)tneld)elri°beu. 
 To — one up in the good opinion of etc., 
 (tinen burrf) glnrte 'IDnrte in ber guten OJfei» 
 luing ber ic. rr()nittn. [S-nooth, No. 1. 
 
 Smootlien^ smooTH'n, ^i<i)t to 
 
 Smootlier, smuuTH'ur, t. I. ber 
 (Sditter (6-tner, ber glattet). 2. [-%ud)binb.] 
 ber ^olir(lein. (ojiiitreii :«. 
 
 SmOOtilin^', smuuTH'ing, t. ba5 
 Smoothing-iron, bai &lattei]'tn, 
 «JJlntteifeu, ©iigelcirei:. 
 
 Smoothly , smuoTH'li , adv. 1 
 gditt, cben. 2. t a) fnnft ( fliegen tc). b) 
 leid)t (of)ne ©d)ioierigfeit). o fanft, unrd)ul« 
 big (anSfefjen). 3. fftuft, fc<>mei(^e(nb , twit 
 liebfi'feiiber Siebe. 
 
 To act smoothly with any one, (S'inen 
 tnit ©nnftinntf) befjnnbcln. 
 
 Smoothness, smouTH'nIs, «. I. 
 bie (JMiHrte, ®Iattl)fir, OJIdttigfeit. 2. i a) bie 
 (iJinrte, Knije (be* gaffer* lO. b) bie S'ebi 
 liitfcit (bc« '3Q3einep tc). c) bie ©anftljeit , 
 •2Bcid)l)eit (ber (3pnK^>e). d> bie 5rennblirf)i 
 feit; I'anfte iHebe. Shak. 
 
 Smote, smote, praet. v. Smit e. 
 
 Smother, smuTH'i'ir, ird>inrri'ii; 
 iiiigeir. methgian) v a. I. land) nut up) 
 (enlirfen tnad)cn) erilirfcn. 2. i a) erificfen, 
 tiiiterbri'icfen. b) erltifiten tniid)en. c) uip) 
 ilberauiltigen. 
 2. b> To sm other the light of the iinHer- 
 stniiding. Hooker. 
 
 Smother, en. l. fd^nielen, b.nnpfen. 
 2. enlltfen. 
 
 ^ A mnn had better talk to a po.st than lei 
 his thouglits lie smoking and s m o t li e i- 
 Ing, ein "TOann I'odte lieber tnit einem 
 -)5|al)le rcben, n(5 feine (yeBanfen raiiiijrn 
 iiitb bnmpfen InfTen (b. 1). iiiiterDvnrfen ). 
 
 Smother, «. I. ber 5{aiid), I).inipf. 
 "2. f To keep in -, to pass in -. tiiifcri 
 brficfen. Bacon, [ber enlirft, niircrCTUift. 
 
 Smotiierer, .imuTll'uiur. «.(Fmrri 
 
 Sinoiihleriiig', .tmol'during, ^ 
 
 Smttuldry, smoidic, ^ 
 
 biin. sinuler, siuuller; fd)iu- Minola, smula) 
 ndj. biinipfenb, riiiid)enb. 
 
 Smu:;:, smug, (frf>niiicf) adj. [f obet 
 Derrl.] fitnuicf, geputjt, miiber, nett. 
 
 Siiiuii;', v.a. t id)mi"icfen, puljen. To - 
 oue's self up, (id) [;crati£pu9eu. 
 
87fi ' ■^•♦'- '^^'f". f;''l'. rAi- ^le- '"el- I'iiif. fill. No. iii6xw. n6r. sot. oil. rloiid. ri'iti*'. iiih. foil. i//in. I'Miji 
 
 SMU 
 
 Siiiug-gle, smug gl cf(f)muijgr(ii; 
 fi)\V. smyga) v. a. I. u^etbl^tflie , aciieb.irc 
 ffiJaaveiu Ijeinilid) ciiu rrcr rtiieiuljrcu, tiiu 
 fdjiuuricn. 2. i einrdjiinirjen. 
 
 Prov. To smuggle tlie coal , fic^ nnil 
 flcrifu, lueiiii c6 011^ 3iil)lcn foninit. 
 
 Siiiiug'S'ie, V. II. ©cf)leld)l)nlI^cl rveii 
 till, utmiivjeii, I'ftiimiflgi'in. 
 
 iliiiug^g-ler, suaigglur, *. I. ber 
 £d)liicl)l;rtiiDlfr, ®cJ)iiiiigflkr 2.t>at©d)muflO' 
 lerid)iff. 
 
 jiiiiug°g^liiig:, sniug'gling, « 6a6 
 €d)iuaricii, bcr (Srf)Ieid)l;nnbeI, 6ie 6dnuiio= 
 flfici. [fflubcr, licit. 
 
 JSiiiiig-ly, smug le. adv. t |'d)mi;rf, 
 
 Siiiug-iiess, sniug'iies. s. bie(£aul>cr> 
 ffit, ^itmofiMt (im >!lniii(je), ber 'ij>m>. 
 
 Siiiut, smut, (angdr. sniittaj <Sd)niu^} 
 «. 1. ti-r Sd)ima>, ^rl)leiit'd)mui3, 9vii&. 2. 
 i eir Sorcii. 3. bet ©d)uui5 (2^rniif im ffle; 
 trfiCci. [2. brouMg innd)en iCao ©einibf). 
 
 Smut, u. «. 1. be|'d)nui()cn , bcruBCii. 
 
 liiiiiit, V. n. brniirig metCfii (luuii 
 ©ctruit). [bcriigcii, tdjiuarjeii. 
 
 Siiiutcli, smutuli, V. a. berd)iiiaQi:ii, 
 
 <!iciiiittily, smut'tele,adv.l.|'d)mut;i{), 
 nifjiii. 2. 1 jmciiljiift. 
 
 To .sijc.k smuttily, (£ci)imit;rcbeii 
 ffilMrn, Si't'ii rei{jcn. 
 
 !>iiituttiiiesK, smui'tenes, «. 1. bie 
 (tilmiiuvaifiir, cicr £d)miit3. 2. t bni5®d)mi!}= 
 iu\c, 3 iiiii)atrf, fie Sd)iiui(3igfeU. 
 
 lilUlltty, sniiit'le. adj. 1. ft^mu^iji. 
 riii; !i , rniuDerig. 2. ± fdjmii^ig , jntenljoft, 
 iiniiiiUiiiibiij , uitfliuljig. 3. brniiBifl (.wm 
 
 j^iiiymian, smir'ncan, adj. [ffleogr.] 
 I'll 1)1111 Id) , nii6 (£nii)riia. - «. i. ber 
 gimn-iur. 2. 153^^t.] tni Sicbfliicfi'l. 
 
 Mituck, snail, (jti snatch grtjurig) «. 
 1. tir Oiiuljeil. 2. bic ficiiie ()a|1i(je »))Jtil;liett, 
 bir 111 e-ilc flfiirffiiie a3i(Tei>. 
 
 To go Miacks with one, Illit @intlll Jll 
 glndnii ilieilfii flel)eii. We go -», luir tl)fi= 
 IfU iilitir llll^. To put in for -s. eillCH 'Hils 
 tl)iil U'lTfril. They couie in for their -, fie 
 fm-rtrii il^rni 9liitl)iil. . [Ijnbfr. 
 
 ^>lUi'li«'r, siiak ur, s. o bet ll;Cll: 
 
 S^lcocli*'!, snekit. ) 
 giii'.i-n^Ciii'l, (£d)ia'Vicgcl. 
 
 !ti:iaC>Ot, Knak kiit, t. [3d;tf)l)Ul.] bit 
 D)ift'l'iiat'il (L. ains). 
 
 $»ll»ifl4*, Miaf 11. (iu'fl. snek. snavel ; 
 2ilii. L-fi I .«. Mt> Iviicbdneiire ( (ur ^pftrbe;. 
 
 $»i>affle, V. a. 111! Sniiiue l)(iireii, 
 (fiiniu ^Miiri'i Di'ii itiippjiiiiiii (iiilcgeii. 
 
 Siiaifle, V. «. luiiViii, bind) bie %ife 
 iibiii. 
 
 fiiaiag-, snag. «. 1. ter Kiiorrcn, iJiio: 
 ten. iporftr. 2. - obit --tooth, ttt lUbtt-- 
 rfiijii ; > im I'frndjil. ©iiinc; ber S'H)"- 3. pi. 
 Si. sgs, tic (rpii;i(ieu) eiiteii tnm jpirfd)- 
 jiUHil)., S'lifeii- 
 
 IKiiiag', «. bie 2Cnfferfd)iierfe 
 
 (jijcferig, 
 
 orrig. 
 
 iiiiag'gr*!*'* "lagged.^ ndj. 
 
 A snaggy stick, ber iliintciijlorf. A 
 • najiged tooth, bcr llebcrjnljii. 
 
 liliMll, snale, (rtliarlf. snaegel, snegel; 
 gctliifrft'i V. snake, sneak) «. 1. ISt^l"-] bie 
 eojiucfe. 2. 1 bie €d)ucrfe, bet gfliileiijet. 
 
 The garden-snail, esculent — , bie 
 ®artt'iird)ncrff, e^bare ©d)iit'cfc. Tiie smooth 
 giK.led --S hell, fic Ku>3ilii1):ii'd:e,£d)ianim> 
 |"d)iurfc. The horny -, die ~iLnllbl)Otll. The 
 giidled — , hedge--, He 2t3iilC|"d)lucfe, 
 geiueiiiile 53iiiim|d)iiccfc. The tlat — . bie 
 £d)ttbciifd)iiei£e. 1 he zoned - , Die ©iirteh 
 fd)llCrfe. Tlie vivipaious -, bit IcDeuDuj ge> 
 biireiibe 21>nfiai'd)iiccfc. L^djui'dciipoit. 
 
 Sua it's gailup i post , pace;, i Cie 
 
 Snail clave r, — -clover, — -tre- 
 foil. iibot.J ber todjuirfcutlee. --flower, 
 (SJof.J bie fed)iiicfua'i)l)iie. --leech, ber 
 23lllieijil. —-like, uUJ. u. adv. )d)lltrfc^l; 
 .ii}iiiid), it)ie eiuc Sc^iicrfe. --paced, eiiieii 
 (Ed^iiccfeiiijniig i;iil)tiib. --slieil, b<\& ©djiic: 
 itiiiljiuis. --slow, |d)iircfeiiiiiiiflriim. -- 
 stone, ber £d)llicfill|li'lll. --water, bui 
 iSdjiKcfeiiiuiiffer. 
 
 ft»iiake, siiAke, (niigelf. suaca) «. 1. 
 
 [SiH'i.J Cie t£d)iiiii(jr. 2. i Die ®d;liiii(je. 3. 
 
 t bai nrme Diiig, rtrmc e)e|"il)iip|:. 
 
 2. Tliere is a suake hid under the grass. 
 
 e6 t|l t;iet eiiie iS(l)iaiitjc tiiiter beii ^ii.< 
 
 men uerborgeu, etiv(i» (Ed^umiiKj liuieii 
 
 till ipiiitcrl^iilte. 
 
 '1 lie cuuimoii suake. ringed -, bie DJilW 
 gd|d)lftiije. The hooded-, tie JbrilUliidjliiiifle. 
 liie green -, Die griiiie «ii(l)uuigc, ecmnier> 
 lliiuer. Tlie loug green Borneo — , Cic 
 ■4)eirrd)rd>liiiige. 
 
 Suake- tish, bet ©d)lrtiigeiifird). -- 
 gourd, Ocr DegeiifliVl), 3<icnift|dj. --root, 
 Die £d>liUigeiiiuurju'l>. -'s-head Ins, 
 |.23i>tj tic fiiDUige ©ctiuertlilie. --stone, 
 1. b(i6 ©djlaiigtuauge (eiiie illrt uerileiiierrer 
 iiiirpiT). 2. pi. 3iiiimt)iiel)6riier, >Jimmo= 
 mien, --weed, L^ot.j bie SiiUieriuuri. 
 --wood, Dne t£d)lrtiigeiil)iilj. 
 
 Htualie , V. u. ['>)}^u.J ic^ivigtea , ( bie 
 ©tiigcii; urn ©c^iuigilieiieu |'4)iuigceit. 
 
 liuaky, snake, ai(j. l. }u einer 
 i£d)ii\iige oo. jii iE4)liiiiflcii giljiirig, fdjlaiu 
 giiiftrng, Sdjiaugeii. . . 2. ± )(l)U\u, iirgliilig. 
 i. nut 'toaurtngeii t'eritl^eii. 
 
 A snaky rod or waud, ber ®(^lniigeil> 
 ftiU' ^OX'eiture;. Iheir - lieads, il)re ©d)lilii: 
 griil)imptir. - w.les, 6ic ted)laiigeiili|l. 
 
 Sn aky-hf aded. tai- ipilllj): llIK (2ct)lail< 
 geii umivimbni. 
 
 Siua|>, Miap, u'djimppen ; Ijpfl.snappeu. 
 
 snaanen; v. a. 1. |'(t)liappeilt> fil(|etl, faiigeu , 
 
 OeiBeii; vaway; lucguDimppeii; (up) niip 
 id)iinppi'ii, il-|"d)nappeii , lUiffi.ngcii; (off; nb: 
 
 DClpill. 2. 1 to — one up, to— one up short, 
 
 triiuii iiiifai;reii, iiindjiuirdjcu, niii'd)iiiirreii. 
 5. I)iiid)eii, erl)iiirt)fii, crtiippen, erimidjeii. 4. 
 ■ liipptllb ben'll;rtlli J. 2>. To - ones box, 
 aii( leiue Di'.c tippieii. 5. (niidj iitit off; 
 iiiri 00. piiuplid) biectjiii, nbbrec^eii. 
 
 TMe dog (.napped liis leg, bet >pilllD 
 parfte 11)11 (im ibtnii'. To be snapped in 
 piecek. 11! >:£liitfe i'rcrt)i:il. To - a wliip, |". 
 10 crack a tvliip. 
 
 Suap, r. u. I. i'd)M(ippen; (at) i'd)iinp: 
 pill, ijiippeii, l;iippicii enact);. 2. i lati (iiiun 
 niKflijven, nii|"d)iiiiiri'ii. 3. brid)cn, rpniigi'ii, 
 iH'r|ten; tasiinder; eni^iuei lircd)t'n , eni^iuii 
 ipviiigen. 
 
 Su»p, t. I. bir (2d)iiopp. @d)iinpp£; 
 •iiip. 2. brtr£d)iuppii)in. J. iriie(j-rt"i1)iuipprc; 
 en SJrtnjji Sbiiieit, aiiuden. 4. cut -JJanidj, 
 
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 bir G-tii'rts jti errd)iirtppcn riid)t. A cnnniug 
 -, fill |"i1)liuicr Ojillt; A merry -, etll ©poQi 
 ui'ijrl. 5. iai 23re4eii, !ilbOred)eii. t>. Set 
 iUiid), ilniill. 7. baA :punDd)en. 
 
 Snap-dragon, 1 . f. Flap dragon. 
 2. [i>in.] b<\6 Sijiuinmnill. --hance, t •• 
 Drr >:i d)iinppl)al)n inn Jiinten). 2. c.ie ijeiier« 
 gi'iucljr. --sack, & Oct ®d)iiiU'Pfiirf/ loxt 
 luficr. --short, (S-incr, btr o''m'iiib "lu 
 irtljct , fiiird)iiiird)c , iinriDnitrrt . --tree, 
 [•Jjot.J cine Art bei iiitifdjen ■WuBi'flumee, 
 Dit Oii|1ijie. 
 
 Siiape, snape. t. [ ■•Wfar.] boi dnbe 
 eiiico ipnljco, biA6 uerli'ren iiigcl)t. 
 
 Sii»|»p«r, snap'piir. *. 1. diner, bet 
 rdjlliippt, l;il|d)r. 2. t - up of trifles, eill 
 'iliil)'d)nnvper UBiiiXIeiiiigfeiten. 3. pi. Snap- 
 pers, fnc ilintiignetten, X)«iiimi'nfhippirn. 
 
 Snapper-bellows, s. pi. A3iaiebalge 
 uoii bcr gcmeiii|1eii iSi'rre. 
 
 .^iiuppislt, snap'pish, adj. beigrg 
 (u. eineiiiipiinbe zi:.), niiint)rcnb; nuffiit)renb ; 
 idjiiippn'd) u'. eiiicr'iiiitiucrt). —udv. Snap* 
 pis Illy. iiutfiil)rcnr, id)iitppir(l). 
 
 Kua.p|lis«llliess, snappUhuei, t. 
 ba6 iiiiuiwreiife, |'d)iiippird)e "iijeien. 
 
 Siuar, suar, V. n. f fnurreii, bfumi 
 men, miirren. 
 
 jiliare^ -snare, (ban. snare; @d)niir> 
 «. 1. + bie i£d)liiigp, ed)iieiBC, edjiieibe, bet 
 jjiillilrirf. 2. i Dir g'''iririrf- 
 
 liaare, v. a. ui-rilnrfcu. 
 
 Suarer, snaiiir, «. C-met, bet SJaB* 
 llrirfe lege. 
 
 ISliarl V snarl, (i). snare) t). a. I 
 ueriDirftlii, periuirrcii. 2, i Deriuirfelit ; pen 
 nigi'ii. [ipirrc. 
 
 Siuarl, i. ^ie Btrivicfeding , ba6 6>e> 
 
 Siiiarl, (fd)narri'ii) e. n. l. fiiiirren 
 (P. ipiiiibeii 20. 2. Pnimineii, inurreii; (at) 
 brtimmen (iibtr;, aiibriimmrii. 
 
 Snarling impudence, lliurrif4)e llni 
 i>eri'd)ainii)iit. 
 
 iiuarler, snarl' ur. t. bai fniirreiibe 
 Iljicr; bir briiinimge ■OJieiifa), '3J?iirrropf. 
 
 ituary, suaie, adj. iiciflnrfeiiD. 
 
 Suast, siiast, t£d)naiii)e) s. f bie 
 i£d)uiippe, i;id)t|'d)iuippe. 
 
 Utaatcll) siiatsli. (1)d(I. snakken) praet. 
 II. pp. suatclied 11. siiatclit, v. 11. 1. (at) 
 id)niippcii, l;aid)eii, Ijaiiig greifen (iiat^). 2. 
 ii raiil'eii. 
 
 ftiitatclif V. a. 1. I'd) lie (I , begiiTig er< 
 gvcifeii, an firt) reipen, einreiBen, ciiil)iiiippfii, 
 fvlvnd)!"!!, eriuird)cn; (away; iurgril)iiappi'ii, 
 ii'fgfapern , luegneijincii , lurgviitftn; lup; 
 ld)iii'Il ain'raffrn, aaniel^men. 2. id)iiell meg< 
 fiiljri'ii, ivcgriiBcn. 3. [ ■•J)iar-J in ben Jviiiii. 
 Diicfsi'locf Icgcii. 
 
 To snatch a kiss, eiiicii £ii@ n(t)men. 
 
 iiuatcli, s. t. btr fd)iu'lle C^intf; (em 
 t"d)iieU gcUjiiiier ilnrfcr 3iig >.^bct (ytiff) 9{iicf. 
 2. 1 a) cine i"d)ne(l gtrd)i'i)eiibe, abcr ri>glri4> 
 ii'ieber iiad)lai|enOc iiniiegiiiig ob. a5er.inDe« 
 Illlig; ). 23. 'io do any thing by snatches, 
 (jtiuaij turf lucife tl^nn; by fit> and snatches, 
 nirftufiie; by girds and snatches, iierjlol)' 
 leiiet ili}eire ; snatches of sunshine, flirjl 
 ©oiinenblide. I>; cber aDgi'l'rod)eiie lljcil cu 
 nei ®.injcio ba6 23rud)|1iirf , Stri(fd)en, bcr 
 •ybi'.i^. c) t bte ©piijfimoigfcit, fpiyfiinDige 
 ■iUie(lu(<>t. Sua*. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. ML mel. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, sjot. 6il. <l6dd. Ti^be. tub, fi'ill. i/nn. IHis. 877 
 
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 Snatche* of pleasure, unVDdfouitnfue, 
 ^albe<(T(tltieu. The snatelies in liis voice. 
 f<in< abflcbrodjene ©till! lilt. Tliis work being 
 coiiiposed by (uatclies of time, ba iit\t6 
 SCiTt in gibfn^cn uerfiiit luorSen ifl. 
 
 Siiateh-block, [^ntar.J tttr £iiin6a(f«s 
 Mocf. — cleats, «. pi. ['IHiir J Die l^ttuy- 
 rinmpEn, $iiriifliiiiipeu. 
 
 Snatclier, matsh'ur, *. 1. Qintx, 
 Her i)fli(^t, idjnnppr, erl)alcf)t, wtgrtijjr, ictjiicfl 
 u. ke<ii«i.(jfrgreift. 2. 6er9{auber, iJjliliiBcnT. 
 
 SuatCltiugly, knatslr'ngle, ado. I. 
 teietuC, rnfrt). 2. m •ilbfii^eii (unrerbrcdjciii. 
 
 finatllf •nai/i, (fliigt'If. snaed; ». [i)7orO^ 
 nm] err <Sfiifen|liel. 
 
 Snathe t snATHe, (niigrlf. snidan. 
 •nithan) v. a. [t 0&. Dertl. J 6(rd)iieiei;ii, 
 
 Sna^v, (;'(t)orc.> snow. [|hi$eii. 
 
 Siia^vie, (rtt)i}tt.; snowy. 
 
 Kueak, sniiie, (aiigeir. snican) c. >i. 
 
 1. fritdjeii, f(t)Ieid)fn; (off> fid) bauen iVtjIei' 
 djeiM'id) iavon mndjeii; (awayj mftjictjltirtjeti 
 
 2. i rcte(t)en. 
 
 To come sneaking, anQtf<S)li(tt\\ foiu> 
 men. To - along, to — up and down, cm 
 \)tt (dfltiHitn. To - lo any one, uvr (^iiieiii 
 fri(d)cn. 
 
 Sneak, ». m. t vtt(i<dtn. [Rt\td)n. 
 
 Sneak, <• l. ttt Sc^ind^er. i. t Ccr 
 
 Sneak, up, i ittttttd)t\\it. tlcii&e, t)iii 
 tcrliflioe ©eiefl, Jiritdjer, ^tedjKiojtr, ©rtjlii 
 d«t. Shak. 
 
 Sneaker, tni'kur, «. I. eer (Sd^lri 
 d>et, DiidiiiflU|«. 2. [Oertl.J «in rieiiie* 
 lrinfoc|(^)irr. A - of puuck, eiiie ©c^ali 
 
 Sneaking-, snek'ng, a<ij. 1. trit 
 djciie, |"<t>lfi(l)tiiB , iiiecria, iiKetrrriidjriij , 
 nrmiclig. 2. filjig, fiinmerig. 
 
 A sneaking fellow, (in frif(f)i'n6('r. 
 nnitffUgtr ©efill ; 5ilj. -doing*, Otietur^ 
 Uiidjtigfeiieu, £(t)lid)e. 
 
 Sneakingfly, snik'ngU, ode. i. 
 friecl)cn6, nuf eiiie friedjciide, iiitDertnicttisjf 
 aUrnV. 2. pljitj, fnniiiVno. 
 
 Sneakingness, snik'ngnes, «. 
 
 1. Dif Rxicd)tvti, tai tru<i)tnit -iiC'titn. 2. 
 (it ffiiiigfeit, ^Inaiirtrti. 
 
 Sneaks, «n^ks, ) m. in Srit. 
 
 Sneaksby, m^ks'bt.j Atr , i8ct)Ui 
 d)cri ftmCt, nrmifiigt ©tiill, nrmt ®(1)iltn, 
 lfiittf(t)tu», frt)iid)tfriit OJ^tiifdj, Sit)iu(fer. 
 
 Sneap, snipe, (r(f)itipptii) »■ »■ " I. 
 frt).irt Burd)6riiifltn , id)iiftbtn (u. 21}iiitt). 
 
 2. ©intii aii£filitn, ©mtni eiittii SBeriucii:' 
 grbtn. 
 
 S neaped with cold, pen ttt ftnltt tr- 
 florrt. Snenped with cold weather, i<iMl 
 filltftll SaSttttr Dtir^tniltgtn. S neaping. 
 6i:rd)6riitgfn6,btiecii6, fd)arf (ottrii.iittjc.). 
 
 Sueap, 4. * in Senvci^, ^liifpu^ir. 
 
 Sueb, sncb, (p. Sneap) r. a. iimtn 
 flii«ftliti< , G'inem SSfriveitt gtbtit. 
 
 Sueek, snjek, «. [t oi. Orrtl.] Dit 
 
 (Iliitri) A^lliift, in 9?itgtl. 
 
 Snec^, »u4ed,> , e ... 
 _ . > f. a n a t h. 
 
 Snead, ) 
 
 Sneer, snire, (u. lor. narisi v. ti. I. 
 (iiit t)oi)nir(t)t ^itiit ina(t)tti d(. atiMrhtiteii, 
 ^chiiifd) l<i(t)tln, f)tt)iiiad)tii , bit 9i>irt ri'ini; 
 pfftt. 2. ipotttlii, (at) (li(t)rln (nuf), fpijttclii 
 Witt). Z. Dtiui'cti, orcituii. 
 
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 A sneering fellow, tin @p5ttrr, @piut> 
 mnjel. In a sneering way, nuf ttiie t)bi)' 
 iii|\t)t QBcift. [griiii'tti. 
 
 Sneer, v. a. (Qtinftui fogtn, aueeriD 
 
 Sneer, *. I. ia6 5pol)iilii(l)f In , ipolni^ 
 lad)en, 3iiiKrumpfen, ©nnfen, i\e rporiiid)e 
 •)}titnt, in l)ijl)ni|d)t Siicf. 2. bit tSpottelti. 
 
 Sneerer, sueer'ur, « brr $Dl)iiiiid)tr, 
 $51) lift. 
 
 Sneerful, sneerful, adj. fffbtuid). 
 
 Sneering°ly, sneer 'ngli. udu. Ipl) 
 iili'd), l)ii|;iiIad)i^l»B> "lit ^otjwlndjtn, au\ tmt 
 l)i>l)m|"d)t SBfii't. 
 
 Sneesliin, lfd)ott.) snuff. 
 
 Sneeze, sneexe, (nngclf. uiesan) t>. ii 
 
 Sneeze, «. ia6 9itt|'tn. [nitreii. 
 
 Sneeze-wort, [©Df.] tit ^Titfiuiirj 
 
 Sneezings, sneexing, t. tai ?iirrcii. 
 
 Sneexing-powder, iai ^firftpiili'iT. 
 
 Snet, suet, J. [jDiTti.] i<ii Sea, itr 
 epfrf Pc« 2l3ili)pret«. 
 
 Snib, snib, V. a. \d)tUtn, fil\t\\, am 
 riijtii, &intm eintii SBtrivtie gtbcn ; \. S n • b. 
 Sneap. |3*^ld)tll. 
 
 Snick, snik. «. -f in ^<f)\utt, b>u 
 
 Snick and snee, f btr OJ^tlTtrranipt. 
 Ctr 3>vfifiimpf nut 'TRefftrn. 
 
 Snicker, snikur, ((\d)wdnn) v. n. 
 
 Snigger, su'g'gui.) ti<i)nn, ini 
 5iiiiild>fii U\(t)tn. 
 
 Sniff, snif, (|'d)nuifctni v. n. K^m'ifftln, 
 rd)iiupptrn, )'d>iu'pptrn. - ». a. t rdjiuiffclii 
 - «. t f>i* ®d)ii"fffl». 
 
 Snift, snilt, V. n. f. to Snort. 
 
 Snig, onig, «. [Oertt.] tint rUrt %i\l. 
 
 Sniggle, snig'gl,i>. It. [Otrrti.] anitii. 
 iMiilt nut in flngtl f\\<S)tn ; im ^xJiiffcr ilin 
 rtn. - p. a. I'trrtrieftn, fnngtn. 
 
 Snip, snip. (rd)nipptn) c. a rd)nippcM 
 rd)iiipp«lii- [»«>'P«i 15?or.j Ein.i ftjU'tU'ii. 
 
 To snip off, nbrd)nipi<(ln. Snipped. 
 
 Snip, <. 1. in @d)iutr(niirb(r®d)rri'< 
 2. btr i2d)«ittlinfl , ©d)nippil, ©d)'"?'"'- ^ 
 e iai <Biud<t)en, in '2111(1^(11. 4. B bo 
 vad)ntibtr. 
 
 1 shall get some snips out of it, 6 in 
 ii'trbt lutnigtlrtid ©treii^ babci ijcrniiei'diM 
 ,](n. To go -s with any one, 6 nut &1IU-1. 
 ihtilen. 
 
 Snipe, sntpe, (f)on. snip. (Sd)nrpi ) 
 *. 1. IDrnifl).] bit <Sd>nfpft. 2. t ber Irppt 
 (finfiilffipini'el. Shak 
 
 The common snipe, bit i^eert'd)ntp(. 
 The great -, bit TOnlbfdjlltpft. The jacl,- 
 -, bit i^iinrrcbiirpft. 
 
 Snipe-bill, btr ®d)ntpfenfppf. ®d)o 
 oftr ( tint 91rt ©trtd)tird)iH'di'i"- --'"'"h. 
 I0d)tl)i)0l.j bit *(Kttrf<J)nfpft, birr ®d)nrpffii 
 ni'd). |Sd)nrpd 
 
 Snipe, «. (3d)fhDPl. 1 btr Sd)iiiipri 
 
 Snipper, snfp'pur, «. brr <21ii£rd)iiti 
 Drr, €d)Mtt!fr. [©d)mpiVid)fii 
 
 Snippet, snip'pit. 1. 1 i'^6 (SctnipiVi 
 
 SnippinesK, snippines, t. bir ££>ir<i 
 t)eit. ^ IP'-'i 
 
 Snipping, sn'p'pmg. «. iai @d)iiiu 
 
 Snippings, bit <Bd)tn^t\. 
 
 Snippy, Miip'pe. ni//. fiirg geijlg. 
 
 Snipsnap, snipsnap. «. 1. bcr'^ort 
 wcd)iVI. 3nnf, iai ©chnbcr. 2. bit filnpptr 
 
 Snite, snSie, (nngrlf. 'SO.) ». f bit 
 Sc^Mtpfci iai Vxtt^^w^n. 
 
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 Snite, (angtif. snytan) v. a. (biefffaft) 
 fd)nnii)eii; [@(^uttl.J {iai Sid)t; pn^tii, 
 rd)niiiiit!i. [fling) s. btr 9^0$. 
 
 Snivel, sniT'vl, (nngtlf. snofel, sny- 
 
 Snivel, v. n, I. tint tritftnbe ^a\t 
 \)ait\\, ben 3in|tnrd)lfiin , i({ot) liinftii liifjcu. 
 2. btn 3'Jiirenfd)Itiin, 9{i>t) l;innnfiiel)tn, |"d)niif> 
 itlii . 3. fd)rcien, lutintn, greintn (luie i^inber). 
 
 Sniveler, siiiv'vlOr,«. l.btrSctnuffs 
 ler. 2. ber ivtintrlic^t ''SiUwi^, SDtiner, o 
 ipeiiler, fflreincr. 
 
 Snively, Kniv'vlli, )adj. I.h;ieff 
 
 Sniveling, sniv'vlling.)nafig,Ti)$iQ. 
 2. treil}>ift, lumpig. 3. lutinenb. 
 
 Sniveling cold, btr @d)nupftn. 
 
 Snocl, snod, *. [-foi. Dtrtf.] bit 93tnbe, 
 iai ibniib; bit $ii(irfrtd)rt, ber Si'Vf. 
 
 Snud, adj. [Dtrtl. ] l. gtr4)ni(g((t, 
 iirtig, nttt. 2. gliyt (u. Ornfe). 
 
 SnuOk, siiOuk, (|'d)ll). snoka) r. n. i* 
 i.uitrn, Aiifpoffen. [|'d)nnrd)(n. 
 
 Snore, .sn^re, (ongelf. snora) 0. n. 
 
 A snoring fellow, tin S(^iinrd)cr. 
 
 Snore, $. iai <Sd)nard)en. 
 
 Snorer, sii6'rur, t. ber @d)nnrd)er. 
 
 Snort, snort, (f. Snore) V. n. I. t 
 'd)nnrd)tii. 2. rd)nau6eu, ft^naufen (v. 'tpfec' 
 c>cn). 
 
 Snort, r. a. t rumpftn (bit '^a\t). 
 
 Snorter, siiprtur. «. ber ©cf)nnr(ftcr. 
 
 Snot, snot, (nngeif. snote) *. ber ^ofy. 
 
 Snot, I', a. (E>it Oiaft) rd)iiaii)cn. 
 
 Snotter, snot'tur, v. n. [Oertr.] iveii 
 lien, rd)iii*jen. [mein, fd)tnn$ig. 
 
 Snotty, snSt'ti, odj. I. ru^ig. 2. gtt 
 
 Snotty-nosed, roijnafig, roijig. 
 
 Snout, snout. <iu. yonid ; t)cil. snuit 
 iSd)noii.ie) «. I. bieSrtinniijt (tine^ ^iinbe*), 
 ber OMiTil (eint« (Sd)n)eine«, tintfi ©lepljaHf 
 ten). 2. f bif %u'e dei ■TOeiifc^en). 3. btt 
 3d)nabi-I, iai ^7)?uiib|1ii(f (an cintr i)PhItii 
 J{i3l)re). (fe^tn. 
 
 Snout, r. a. nut tinrm @d)nn&tl vtr< 
 
 Snouted, tnit tinem 9{ri(|ii niit eiiict 
 ©d)niiiiie. Snouted lioois, Sd)iiii()c(|liffel. 
 
 Snouty, Kii6ute, adj. fd)iiiiniid)t. 
 
 SnOW,'*iin. (linger. »naw)*. inQ<i)i\et, 
 
 While as snow. rd)iieen)ei0. 
 
 Snow -ball, ber Sd)nei't>iifl. --ball- 
 tree, [SJi't.] ber ®i1)iieet>ii(l, ipir)'d)l)olbtr. 
 --berry, [Snt.J bit ®d)neef'frre, (Ji^becrt. 
 --bird, [jOrnifl). j ber £d)nccui>gel , bie 
 Sd)iieeiinimer --bound. eingffd)neit. — - 
 ii r o t h, @d)nte 11. *!Ciiffer iintir einniiber. eine 
 -OTird)niig oimi €d)iiee n. ^MijTer, iM Sdjntt* 
 iwiiffer, Sd)neetniig, bn* fcljr fiiltt &ttvant. 
 .Shak. — -bii» t i n g, f. --bi rd. —-crown- 
 ed, tnit rd)iieebtbetfter epi(}e. --deep, 
 l^iif.ibie®d)iice6liinie. --dri 1 1. bie *H5iiiB« 
 iuel)e. --drop, [ >SDt. ] ber ®d)ncrtropfen, 
 oai <Sd)iiefgl&(fd)en ; luriise 23(ild)en. — - 
 drop-tree, [ 55or. ] 1. bit 5pillf fill. 2. btr 
 SdjiieeiflocffiDbntnn. --finch. berSd)iieti 
 fJitf. --flakes, t. pi. bit ®d)necflorfin. 
 --fly, ■ Spi'I. 1 btr ©d)iiet> ©pringrd)i«rtiU 
 (tint 21rt Grbpiol)). --like, fd)nceid)f, iwie 
 @<6iiee. --slioe, btr iSd)"eefd)n(). -• 
 » I i f.. ber ©d)iif ifafl , bie 2nn>ine. --white, 
 rd)neeii'ri6. 
 
 Sno««', D. n. fd)iteien. 
 
 Proo. He lelU nie it snow*, CT fa^t 
 
 mir etivao Oitne«. 
 
878 Fate, fe»r, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, f!n. No, move, n6r, got. 6il. cUwl. Tube, tub, ffill. t^in, THis. 
 
 SiNO 
 
 Snow, V. a. (nit <Sd)nte) (Ireuen. 
 Snow, s. [■'yfiat.] bie @(t>iiaue (^rt 
 
 Itteimoihfltr ©iDiffe). 
 
 Su«>w«liiiet, snodenet', «. eine ^rt 
 
 Dimitif* (feiiier asnrdjciit). [oljne <Sdjnte. 
 
 SitOWleSS, sniles, adj. fdfuctioe, 
 
 Sll«*<ivy, sno'e, adj. I. fct)liceig. 2. i 
 a) fdjiiffifl, fd)iieeiufig. b) rein, iiiibcflerft. 
 
 Her snowy breast, if)re ©d^liceiinift. 
 
 S»ub, snub, (f)o(I. sneb) : f btt £nO: 
 ten, i?iiDirin, 5i|T (iin i^olje). 
 
 Snub, V. a. I. fappen, flii^en, ftum = 
 <>ffij; (Bal)ii) 2. i a; G-iiicii niifnljren, fdjeiuii. 
 b> jitn"icf()aircit, «bl)aireii. 
 
 SiihI*, v. n. t \d)lu<i)itn. 
 
 liiiub-iio«i«, BMiib'-n^ze, «. bie 
 ©fiimpiiiiiK', (Stiiipiinie. 
 
 Jiuub-ii<»He<lf cnuli' - n6zd , adj. 
 fliiiiipfnni'ig, flulpuafifl. 
 
 Snucl^e, snudje, (b(tn. sniger; f. 
 Snug) v.n. ["I- Ob. &] imigifl flcljeii, faii[cii« 
 Jen, ilifl licgeii; llrt) Micfeii, fniiiriii \\i)Uidm\. 
 
 A snudging fellow, fill giUllcilJcr, 
 ^ngcfcifl). To - along. i'iiii)fr|'c^icirt)en. 
 
 Snudge, *. t ocr 6ctjlfict)cr, Snreiis 
 
 SnufT, siiuf, (f)uri. Kniif; <S(bnup\>e, 
 fct)iiiipfcii) J. 1. Cci- 6rt)iiii>)ft(ibiif. 2. i bn 
 Uinuille, SSerbni^, 3i'r"< aiero'C. Shak. 3. 
 + bn &ttu<t). 
 
 To take suuff, fc^iiuvfen. To take - 
 at, to take in -, ^tmai libel ne^men, fid) 
 ©tiviig orrbriepi'ii Iiifi'eii. Jupiter look - at 
 etc., e^ oerrroB Oiiplri-r, fnp zc. To go away 
 ill a -, joriiig uoh Cniiiieii gfl)en. 
 
 Snuff- box, bie X^ofe, XnbnffibDfe, 
 ©djiiiipfrnbafeBofe. --maker. 6tr©d)mipfi 
 tnbnfefabrifaiit. --taker, in ©djniipfcr. 
 — -tak i ng, bne ©tt)niipfeii, lnbiiffrd)niip|en. 
 
 SiiuJI', V. n. 1. rci)tiinibcii, fd^naufen. 
 2. Hat) bit STafe n'impfeu (liber). He snuffs 
 at it, t6 i>crrd)mipft iljii, fiiljrt ifjm in bie 
 Wiife (er latrb b&ie). 
 
 SnuiT, V. a. 1. fd)iiau6en , f^^niipfcii, 
 in bie 9in|'e jieljeii, nt1;nicii ; (up; fd)iiupieii, 
 einrd)nupfcn, eiiintl)iiieii. 2. rd)iiiiffelii,ric(()eii. 
 
 To snuff pepper, t fid) bclcibigt fiiibeii. 
 
 SitufTf t>. a. i'd)iimi)eii , pu^en (eiii 
 Eic^r; ; (out) niif rd)iinii,jen, niispiioen. 
 
 Sniin*, 1. 1 . bie €d)iiiippe, £id)rfd)iiiippe. 
 2. biT(nod))giiinmfiibeDoc<)t. 3. bas©tiinip! 
 djeii Sidjt, bcr 9Ci'(l. Shak.. 
 
 Snuff-disli, )'. Snuffers -pan. 
 
 SiitifTer. sMiif-fur, «. t. ber @(^iiu> 
 pfcu^e ; ®rt)iiniibeiibe. 2. ber Ciffttpu^cr, 
 &iiier, ber em Sid)t piil^t. 3. pi. Snuffers, 
 cb. a pair of-s, bie ©di)ii(iuie, 2id)tf(()ere, 
 £ijt)tpiifje. (bie eid)tpii9eiirc^nlf. 
 
 Sn uf fers - pan, ber CK^tpu^eiiretler.. 
 
 SniiffiKli, .snut'f!.sli, adj. I. nad) 
 €d)iiiip|tiibaf rifdieiib. 2. t b) cnipfiHblid), 
 nrflcrlicj). b; rd)nippirt^. 3. mil £id)t|"d)iiuppc 
 befiibelt. 
 
 SiiiifTle, snuf fl, (rdjiiiifffin) r. «. 
 I.rd)iiiiffeiii, i'd)iiiippi'rni i"d)nniibeii. 2. fdjuiif. 
 felii, imii'ln, biird) bie ^Wnfe fpredjen. 
 
 Snirfri(>r, smifiiur, *. ©incr, ber 
 biird) bif ^M'e rpnd)t, ber ©djiiuffier. 
 
 Siikiifl'lcs , snui'fix, s. bie 95vr(li>> 
 pfinifj ^c■r -^iin'e burd) 9vi'0. 
 
 SiniifTy, snufle, adj. mit &d)iiiipfi 
 t^b>^t bi'iuDi'U. 1 
 
 SO 
 
 Suug', snug, (niigelf. snican) v. w. fefl 
 in Ob. an &tiuai> liegeii , fid) (inrd)miei]en, 
 marm liegen, (to) fid) niifd)micgen (nn). 
 
 Snug-, adj. 1. (jeiiau angefiigt, bid)t, 
 eiige, ft||, luoljl gcbaiit. 2. bequeiii (u. einem 
 ^rtiife ic.). 3. ciiigcl^iifU, eiiigrfdjlofien, lunrui 
 4. flifl, ruljig. 5. i>er|lcrft, uerbcrgen. 
 
 To lie snug, in ber SBettbede eiiigeljudt 
 liegen, lunriii liegen, ii)Ol)l jugebecft feiii; iiu 
 .§»interl)iilte liegen; \id) rul}ig uerljiiUen, (lift 
 liegen. 
 
 Snug-g-le, snug'gl, V. n. fcjl nnge; 
 rttlofTen liegen, fid) |"(^)mu(jen, fic^ einipirfein, 
 ivarm liegen. 
 
 To snuggle togetlier, (ini 93ette) nil 
 einnnber rttcfen, iui'iiiiniieiifricd)en. 
 
 Suug^ly, snug'ie, adv. bid)t, uerbor^ 
 gen, ftd)er. 
 
 Snug^ness, suug'ne.s, ». bie 3nrnrf= 
 gejogeiil)eit;ber3"fln'ib, bii Gtipni fe|t, bid)t, 
 beituein i|1. 
 
 So, »6, (fl); nngelf. swa) adv. 1. fp 
 (niif biefe, fol(t)e 9lrt, in biefem, fi>ld)em &ra: 
 bC), (lllf biefe >2Jrt. As 1 wlslied, - 'tis fallen 
 out, bie ®nd)e i|1 iiiid) nieiiieni !Ii3unfd)c ou^^ 
 grfntieii. So so. \o fp; imn, nun; gniij gut. 
 
 - or — , fo uber fo. - and — , fo iiuD fo. - 
 on, - forth, (o luelter. Why -, luie fo? ipnr' 
 iim bciin? luie bad — be it, fo gefd)et;c en, 
 ^ilmen. Do — no more, tljn' b(i$ nid)r ineljr. 
 
 - that, — as, fo bop. 
 
 2. fo (nuf bie gennuHte 2Irt, in bem nnge; 
 gebenen (Srabe) , iiifo. It is not — with us. 
 fo oerl;dlt e6 fict) iiid)t ntic iiiie. Cause your 
 family to do -, niiit^eii Sie, ba^ e6 0')'^^ 
 ^aniilie eben fo niad)e. This is certain tiiat 
 
 - it is, bie6 ifl gcii)iM> b(i0 e^ fo i|l,' bafj beiii 
 fo i|l, bnp t& fo fic^ oertjiilt. As a war 
 should be undertaken upon a just motive, 
 so a prince ought to consider etc., bil eill 
 Srieg nu6 eiiiein gered)ten Sjeiocggriiiibe mi: 
 ternointlien merben foUie, fo folite em ^iirft 
 bcbenfeii tc. Swift. 
 
 3. fo dim bie !iICieberl)olung etue« oorljir; 
 gel)eiiben JJCortee ob. i£nt;e^ |ii perincibcii). 
 The two brothers were valiaut , but the 
 eldest was more -, bie beiben 23ruber loiireii 
 tnpfcr, bed) bcr mtere Srnber lonr te in eiiicm 
 l)i>l;rrn (^)rnbe. He wax great ere fortune 
 made him -, cr lunr grog, el)e bas ©liirf 
 il;n bnju mndlte. (France is highly cultiva- 
 ted), but England is more -, Aber ^liglanb 
 ifle£ nod) mel)r, ifl e^ In einem t)bi)ttn Q)r<ibe. 
 
 4. (aU S3er|lnrfung ber 93ebentnng) fo. 
 — ezcsllentafruit, eine fo oortretflid)e (^ru(t)t. 
 1 do - love him , id) liebe il)n fo fel)r. - 
 much as, (je$t as much as>, fo (ttjt Aii(t) 
 
 5. (in S8ejiel)ung nuf euvai 9(a(i)f»igenbe£, 
 um bie ^ilrt u. SQeife ju bejeid)nen, bie ini 
 goigenben ni^ljer bejlimml luirb; fo. — far as 
 1 was able, fo ipeic id) founte. - that etc., 
 fu bag >c. 
 
 6. (bei S8erg!ei(l)unflen) fo. - . .as, fo 
 ... al6. She is not — handsome a* etc., 
 fie ifl nid)t fo fd)ijii ai6 ic. 
 
 7. (uin bie ditbe jii n'inben) jo. An asfrin 
 gent Is not quite - proper, where etc., eill 
 iiifanuneniici)enoe$ '>)}?ittel ifl nid)r gaii} ic 
 tnnglid), too ic. ARuuTiiNur 
 
 a. nun, niinnicf)r. And leaving - his 
 service, follow you, u mm fciiieii Dientl 
 periiiiTenb, tud) loiijen. 
 
 SOA 
 
 9. (cine 9trt 5ln6rnf) gut, ipo^f, fo fei c«. 
 
 10. (bittweife). - please your Highness 
 to etc., inijge eiircr 5?ol)eit gefaUen, ju 2c. 
 
 So, conj. 
 
 1. fo (aid SBerbinbnng ber ©liebet einec 
 9?ebe unter einanber auf eine bebingenbe 
 20eiie). — grant my suit as I etc., fo be» 
 loidige mein ®ifud), i»ie icf) ic. 
 
 2. (bei 9Sergleid)uiiaen) fo. As ... so, 
 gltid)mie ... fo, loie ... fo. 
 
 3. fo (bal)er, folglid)). - then, baljer, bar» 
 lim, alfo. And - the work js done, is it? 
 iinb fo luiire benn bk 21r6eit getljaii? 
 
 4. (lat. modo) luofern, bafcrn, nieiin, 
 menu niir. I care not who Jurnislies the 
 means, - they are furnished. Anoh. 
 
 Soak, soke, (angeif. socian) v. a. .1. 
 faugi'ii, eiDiaiigen, eiii)i.r^en ; (in) in fu^ 
 fiuigcn, ciiifaugcn, eiiijiel)en. 2. f aiisfaiigm 
 (bie ©rbe), aiietnergfln ; (ben Jitufeh leertii, 
 crfd)bpfen, nucleeren. 3. iveic^eii, eiim)eid)en, 
 cinivafierH, einfeu(f)ten , beijen; to-iu.., 
 eiimiiifen, eiiuaud)en in... 
 
 To soak the skins, l£cberbcr.] bie $aiire 
 hi6 Ireibfag einlegen. The earth is s o a k e d 
 wiih heavy rains, bit Qrbt ifi uon (larfen 
 -Jicgen biird)feiid)Cet. Their land shall b* 
 soaked with blood, || il)r Saiib ipirb irun* 
 fen lucrben ooni ^liit. 
 
 . Soak, V. n. 1. ficj) einjie()cn, fTc^ burd)* 
 jteljen, ( into) cinbringen (in;. 2. ipeid)fn, 
 lueid) lucrben , to - through, biird)iueid)eii; 
 in ber 2[Ccid)c liegen , eingeiucid)t liegeii ; 
 (.aud) i) in ber fdei^t liegen. 3. 6 jec^eii, 
 faufeii. 
 
 Soak, s. bie ©iniveic^nng. 
 
 To give a soak, ciiiiueid)eii, einfend)ren. 
 
 Soaker, so'kur, «. I. &iner, ber ^-ti 
 mn6 eiii)ueld)t, beijt, ber £&ei^er. 2. 6 ber 
 Sec^bnibcr, (Snufaufi. [teiib. 
 
 Soaking-, s^'k'ng, adj. bnr(t)feu(4> 
 
 Soal of a shoe, sole, f Sole. 
 
 Soap, siSpe, (angeif. sape) «. bir@eife; 
 pi. Soaps, l6l)em.] iSeifen. 
 
 Modeled soap, buiite ©eife. Hard -, 
 fpnnif(t)e @eife. 
 
 Soap-apple, f. — -berry. — -ashes, 
 t. pi. bie ©eifcn(fieber)»3lfd)e. — ball, bie 
 ©eifenfugel, -- berry, bie ©elfenbeere, bee 
 ©eifennpfel ; --tree, ber ©eifen(beer)bauni. 
 --boiler, ber ©eifenMebcr. —-dish, ba6 
 ®eifenfd)aid)eii. --earth, bie ©eifencrbe, 
 SEalfererbe, ber SICaid)rl)on. --house, bie 
 ©cifenjljeberei. --lees, t. pi. ia6 i?lar|le 
 oon ber ©eifeiifieberlaiifle. -rock, -- 
 stone, ber ©petf|lein. --suds, bie @et» 
 fenlange. --tallow, ber ©eifentaig. -- 
 weed, --wort, bie ©eifemuiiri, b<\i ©ei« 
 fenfrnut. 
 
 Soap, V. a. feifen, einfeifen, befeifen. 
 
 Soaper, so'pur, «. o ber©eifen|1eber. 
 -'» waste, cer 31n6fd)lag, ber '•ilbfaU au6 
 ©eifciifitcereien. 
 
 Soapy, sAp'e, adj. feiftg; fetfennrtig, 
 |i'tfiid)[. Soapiness, t. bai ©eiftge; 
 
 ©eifid)te. 
 
 Soar, sAre, (fr. essor; it. sorare; ntf). 
 sarar; ». n. I. fid) erl)i'Oen, flrigi-K lo 256« 
 gt'lit). 2. 1 fid) erhebin, (id) aiiiTd)iiMiigon 
 (above, liber). 3. fid) eiljibi'ii , ilcigcn , aiif» 
 ilcigen o. ginninten tc. 
 
 Ava'ing, hi^h - soar lug, crt)abeU, 
 
¥hf, far, f^ll, fat. Mi. met. Fin*>. fin. Ni. move, i.or, ,sot,^il. r\6uil Tiibe, luh, full. t/»in. THi«. 879 
 
 SUA 
 
 f)D(tfrie(irnb. He aoars up a liHle too high, 
 ft nimiut eiiifn att\» fuhiicn 9liifi'(f)i»un(j. 
 
 Soar, *. ^er l)o^t gliig. 
 
 Soar-hawrk. Drr i&Drt<ltfe. 
 
 Sobf s0b, (niltitlf. seobgcnd, tla^twi) 
 9. n. iHHndntn, iibt^ntn. 
 
 Sob, ». t>a6 @ci)iiid))en, @tof)iifn. 
 
 Sob, O' a. t riit)vci(f)(n. 
 
 Sobbinif , sob bang, «. bat €d)(u(f): 
 |fn, Stiilinfu. The -» of elc. , ba6 ®e: 
 frt)lii(tnr Bf* ic. 
 
 Sober, k&'bur, (fr. *obre; (At.eobrinii) 
 adj. 1. ? iiud)trrii. 2. t «) iiud»terii, inngrfl. 
 b) nu(^ffrii, bd'oaiitii ; OfrfliiiiMg, ucruiiiiftiij ; 
 tuij^g, <jrla(T«i; flffuMb (u. 95trrtniiB<); flf- 
 fuiiB , ridjtig (33nirtl)eiliinjj<frafo. c) ernib 
 ^nft, €rnft (flflV^t). 
 
 A man in hix cober sen*ei. tin Willi II 
 bti niidjreriicm 95fr(lrtiiBe. Men of- under- 
 (landing, Cfiitt 0011 9l•^»^ll^elIl 5Bl•r|■lan^e 
 
 Sober-minded, beiVlilien , rilhiil, (]C-' 
 Inffen; 1] iUttjtifl. -• nii nded ne«», M« 
 ¥t(liMincnhf it, Wtlafff iiljtit, 9{ii()f . - -» u i t e d. 
 eljrbnr (lefifibft. 
 
 Sober f V- «■ nud)tn:ii tnad^rn. 
 
 Soberly* •&'buili.arfD. l. iiu(t)trrii 
 i. f mlAterii, bfiVmicii, riitjig, niiigig; trml- 
 
 SoberueMSf a&burnet, «. 1. f tie 
 Wucfjtrniljcir. 2. t «) 6it 9{iil)e, «tniurl)<j 
 tut)«, «fln(i(iilK«f' h) bie GTiiflhntriafm. 
 6er Griifl. (iinD otrnunftifltr aUorte. 
 
 Word* of cobern.eii* and truth; wat^rr 
 
 Sobriety, t^brieie, «. i. ? tie 
 g?ilrt)ttrnl)fit. 2. t •) Me 9rrirf)trriit)fit, 
 TOnBigf'it. h) Mf '!)trid)tfrnhett, Sfjoiiiieii. 
 ^tit; 9{iil)e , fflel.i(TtiiI>«it. o b« Gruff, tit 
 (^iijll).ifriflftit. 
 
 A man of ■obriety. ()n nudtetntr 
 VRtw'd). - in diet, Die QRii^iofeit im Q(itn 
 uiiC Irinftn. 
 
 SoCf >ok. (Aii(tf(i'. IOC) «. 1. |!Ked)t«: 
 fpr.) a) tit @erirt)r«6iirff it ; ber ®eri(t)t«: 
 fvrfiigfl. b) 6ie greitjfit PD. bai SSprrrdjf &fr 
 ^n(t)ifr, &«ii€ii Ijetfii'niinlid)* Cnffcii rrlflfffn 
 fiiib. c) Cer Wru^ljmniig. 2. btr Staiibar^ 
 teniAui). 
 
 Soc-man, 6fr ^fitfer fine* SBaiieri 
 Ut)»i, tier Difiiflinniin , $$rof)iier. 
 
 Socngre, lok'kidje. t. [tixQl. 9ie<btt: 
 ft)r.l 6ii« 3)niicrUI)ii, iDieiifllefjn ; tin 9litfr< 
 lfl)U flit blDfie Irene o6. nud) Wcltprnflaitc. 
 nrii, abn ohiie Jirirn^binifle, &n« Biriiiliiiit, 
 5rol)iigut; tit JJrcl^iie. ttt SBniitrnCifiifl. 
 
 Villein socage, riit %nurrnlrl)rn gegrn 
 6t(Tiiiniite $ra|1ntipiirii iiieCrigrr ^tt. Free 
 — , free tenure in comnioa -, 6n6 t)i>\)tTt 
 frcif ®rinibbffi$thtiin. 
 
 Mnetk^vsr, Kokkidjeur. f. Socman. 
 
 Sociability, t^dieabileti, «. bie 
 
 Otiviiinfcit. 
 
 Sociable, lA'sh^abl, (fr. 8D., o- lat. 
 •ociuK) adj. 1. uerciiibor. 2. flei'eUifl, imi; 
 flfliifllid), mittf)filiam. 
 
 Sociable game, bfl« fflfffflfc^nfMfpiff. 
 To make man (niilH, and) - to man, itni 
 lat *nnt bfr fflfietiigfrit tiiii bie y}itn((t)tn 
 jn rrt)liii<if". 
 
 Sc»ciable , «. eiiie 91rt nicbrrer 
 95h.uriMi. (bii- OJiiffliflrrit, llninfl"fllirt)ffif. 
 
 S<»ciablen<*«s, KOKiieaM-e*. «. 
 
 S«iriably, soniieable , aiiv. ge fflig, 
 nnigiiiigiict). 
 
 sue 
 
 Social, s6'iilieal, (Int. soeialTa) adj. 
 I. gefe(lid)(iftltd), ®efe(l|"(^iift< . . , fojinl. 2. 
 geffdig. 
 
 Social lo*e, bie ^Jndjfleiiliebe. -com- 
 munication , gefc(lt'd)nfrli(t)er lliiigrtiig. - 
 stock, (ipaiibclj bii« (»ire(irct)iift6f«i>)it.)l, 
 finpitiil eiiier i?aiiDel*i®eiV(l|'(l)iift. Ijitiiiil 
 
 Socialist, ciS'sliealisi, t. brr i^O: 
 
 Sociality, sosheal ete, (t. tutCit 
 
 Socialness, so stieaine..^ rcltigrnt 
 
 Socially, s6'thealle , adc. gefrU; 
 (■(<)iifilid), gfifllig. 
 
 Society, ■^si'ite, (int. societas) i. 
 I. bie Ci)f|'ell|d)iifr. 2. bie Wfiiuiiirdjaft. 
 
 2. Heav'n's greatnc&a no society can 
 bear, bti i^imiiieti Qirb^e uennigt feme Wt 
 tnemrdyaft. Dhvoen. 
 
 Societies for encouraging arts etc.. 
 Werrllfitiiftcn jur 'JliifmimteriiMg Pb. •^I'tor- 
 beriing bet ^unffe ic. Bible -societie*. 
 ^lbelgri'eUr(t)(tfltn. Mi^Kionary societir*. 
 0}{irriPi>^gercll|°il)>i|teil. Cliaritable s o ci e 
 ties, <Ii3Pl)ltl^itiiifeiti ) iBerrtiie. Tiie - ol 
 Jemiiti, bie 0)r|VU|(t)>ift 3ei'u. Ecdckiaaii- 
 «al -, ((Epiiiiefufiit III Ofi-rbnm.J bie Kir 
 d)eiigeilicillbe. -of mertlianls, bte >p>lii> 
 bflfgc|'eUi'(t)i)|(. Public societies, &|^i:iit. 
 Ii<t)e i5eri'>ititniliiiigeii, SJcreiiie. We frr«|iieni 
 the - of those we love etc., iDir (IK^i-ii bir 
 6)erc(ir(t)<ift beririiigeii, iveld)i' ivir liibeii <c. 
 
 Society - isles, «. pi. [Oieogr.J bu 
 (5)etcllfrt).ift6 >, eocifriUeinfeiii. 
 
 Sociiiiaii, K^kin'eaii. a(0.|D}iiiianird). 
 
 Sociiiiau, «. [Jtird^iiig J bcr i&Pii. 
 iiiAiier. Iber iSojiiiiniiieni. 
 
 SociuiaMlsin, sosin^aiii/.m , I. 
 
 Sock, snk, (aiigrlf. socej «. I. pu 
 <3p(fe (>itrt ^ii^berieibiiiig). 2. [mt. Siiftip.j 
 ber <£orru< (eiiie 'Jlrt l(td)ter, iiie^rtgir 
 €i<tiui)t); (biil)er i) Da6 Sii|liVii-l. 3. bie 
 £(t)ar, $fliigi\t)>ir, bai &ed), 4>|lugie(t^. 
 '^jliigi'ireii. 
 
 Socket, kOk kit, (ir. soicead> «. I. 
 Die Dille (9{pl)re). 2. bie >>ol)le, :f>ol)lmig; 
 the — s of the teeth or of the eyes, bir 
 .Siihiihpljleii , >lliigeiil)i)l).eii ; l'»iar.) pi. bie 
 i)<Ut<riinbeii<}liidid)iiitrc pbcHiiii bciii 9ia)>erre, 
 ippriii bie 3>iVl<'ii ber iiaiiPiieii liegeti. 3. bie 
 •iliigeiil)pi)ie. 4. [•ilrctjii.] brr eniilciifiiij. 5. 
 10)f.ir.) ber i£rt)n)imeiil).ii? ciiier Dretjbiine. 
 
 Tiie socket of u pfke, ber <2/d}ut) eiiicr 
 -pirfe. The - of a bayonet, bcr lliltere l)Ot)le 
 iljeil eiiie* X).ii)0iieii6, ber niif Cn\6 e>eiucl)r 
 ijiiigrfeljf iDtrb. l|i:». 
 
 Socket-chisel. Oiniiiirrl.] brr 0>i'i@; 
 
 SockleiiB, sok'ies, adj. Pt)n( Socfeii 
 Pb. *£rt)uhe. 
 
 Socle, M'i'kl, (fr. <!0.) *■ [^rc^it.] ber 
 fepfffl, lliirenalj ; bi\6 ■Siifigqled. 
 
 Socmanry, sok'niam^, «. t ba6 
 freie 55rtiierieheii; f. Soc. 
 
 Socoine, xok'kum, «. t eii; ^icbrnii<i) 
 ber 'iJ5ii(t)ier , il)r i<prii aiif if)re6 2cl)iil)i'rr!i 
 
 OJlfll)!? ill lllilhlfll. COWEL. 
 
 SO<'Ot(»rilie, KOk'koiuriiie./a't/. - 
 
 SoCOtrilie, snkkotrine, ^alees, 
 
 (25pf.] ciue \<t)biit 'Jlrt 'Jlipe^ nii6 ©pfptprn. 
 
 SoCratiC, Kokrat ik, f (V. So- 
 
 Sltcratical, sokrai ekal.^ crates) 
 
 iidj. fpfrntlj'd). — adv. Socr.il'ically, 
 
 iVfrntifrt). 
 
 SocratiNiii, Kokkiaiixiii, M. bie 
 
 SOF 
 
 2ef)re ob. 'ipljilprppJjtc be« ©pfrnff*. 
 
 Socratist, sokkratUt, «. eiit S<f)i» 
 ler, 'Jliifjaiiger be* ©pfviUe*. 
 
 Soil, sod, (@Pbe) «. ber 97areit, bat 
 5tiirf ?fii|>ii. 6i« ©oDe. ( (leljeiib. 
 
 Sod, adi. au6 Wnfen gemn(^t pb. be< 
 
 So_d- seats, SfntenMOe. (beriiiVii. 
 
 Sod, v.a. niit-Jtineii belegeti Pb. bebecftit. 
 
 Sod, praet. u. pp. u. Seethe; f. 
 Sodden. (rJlfd)cniiilj, ©Pbefnl}. 
 
 S4»da, so'da, t. bie ©pba, @Pbe, pa< 
 
 Carbonate of soda, fpt):eiirniire6 9?rtrrpll. 
 Borate of -, bprnjrfrture* Diiurpii. 
 
 Soda-water, bai ©obiiiviifTer. 
 
 Sodalite, so Halite. «. [^)]7inergfti.] 
 Det Sobniit. ['»ruberfd)iift, ©obnlitiit. 
 
 Sodality, sodai'eie, (Int.i «. bie 
 
 Sodden, soddu, pp. v. Seethe, 
 Sffi'tren. 
 
 Sodden • faced , till aiifiiebiiiifeiied 
 ;^erid)t l)«ibenb -wit ted, eiiifaltig. 
 
 .Sfttldy, sod'de, adj. rnfig. 
 
 Soder, kod'dur, ctr. souder) r. a. I. 
 lothni. 2. i perbinbeii, iiirainiiienffigen. 
 
 Sodering-board. [C^liii'.] bai 2btf)t 
 Pret Sodering-iron, ("3a3n(^ilirf)tjicl).l 
 Per Uprijcr. Sodering-pipe, [SfRet.ifl* 
 arbeir.l bn« l!ijtl)rp^r. [bie 2i!>rt)e. 
 
 Soder, #. liWetnflnrbeif.l bai Cotf), 
 
 Hard soder, bai ©(ftl.iglpffj. Soft-, 
 bai «(l)MffMot(j, [©I'lrtl.J i8rt)iienjiiiii. 
 
 Soderer, sod'durur, «. ber 2&thrr, 
 i;i>fheiibe. [©PbiiitM. 
 
 Sodium, si'djuni. «. [<ri)ein.j bai 
 
 Sod<»mite, sod'dAmite, «. ber @ix 
 
 bpil.lt. — Sodomit'ical, arf/. |'Obomitnd). 
 
 Sc-doiiiy, sod d6mi, (p. ber ©tobt 
 
 SobiMii) f. bie ©nbpniirerei, ©Pbpm^fiiiibe. 
 
 Soe, si, (fr. senu) «. [£)ert(.J ber 
 ^iiPel, 3iiber. 
 
 Soever, socv'vur. (p. so u. erer) 
 adv. ii:ir iiiiiiier, rtiitf) iiimier. Who-^, i«er 
 i;iir. Wliat--, lUii* and) iiiir. How--, 
 aie niirt) itiir. How great -. mie grpg e« 
 iliict) i>l- In what things - you undertake, 
 use diligence etc., iprt? bll nil(^ iinilier IIIU 
 teriiehitien mngft, tijiie d niit jJlfiS K. 
 
 Sofa, so'ia. M. ber ©pfii, ©ppl)fl, bat 
 ^oWifrbat. 3{iil)cl>etr. 
 
 So fa- table, ber ©pfotirrf). 
 
 SoTett, sofet. *. eiii fieiiier ©opfa.i. 
 
 Soffit, soffit, (it. sofiitin) t. I. 
 ['IIrd)it.j bie ^yelPerberfe. 2. pi. [lljent.] bie 
 ©otflteii. 
 
 S4»ft, soft, (niigelf. softe. sqfta) adj. 
 I. fniift, ipfid), grliiibe (luie bie ."f)niit !c.), 
 milb. 2. lueirf) (nii1)t l^irrj; teig, tmlrbe. 3. 
 fnnfiCp. ber©riiniiic, cineiii ipue, Ciebe ic.). 
 4. faiifr, a) Iclfe, fn(l)f. b) riiljig, geniad)li(^, 
 fniiilfiT". 5- i a.) fnnft (p. 2iitt, eiiier %arbt, 
 ber Wetiit'irh^ari lo. b) lueid), grliiiDe, un(t)» 
 giebig. o jng, jnnf)iifr. Drvde."*. d) faiifr, 
 l)p«i(f). 6. }nrr ((ijpftiiit k ) ; jnrfliff). 7. t 
 )(irt (». (iJciuiffni ic ). 8. i a) frt)iuacti (bem 
 ©eijle iiacf)). b) went), ivei{l)li(f) (perjnrre(t). 
 
 Soft verses, ftifgeiibe SSerfe. Tne - of 
 the belly, bie Iljeiitf, Dtiiiiiimg. - ground, 
 eiii 55pbeii, mp bie (Srt>e initrr beii %»^en 
 iind)giebr. A - heart, riii ('.inirff , weid)ii4 
 5?erj. A - tale, eine fiiipniiDMi'if (friohlung, 
 2icbr#crfl.iriing. - fellows. ©itiPii(f>fi'Pfe. 
 
 A - w.iy lot aNkiiig f.ivors etc.). eiiie jdllfrt, 
 
880 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, ffn. N6, move, n6r, got, oil, cl^ijrl. Ti'ibe, tub, full, t/iin, THis. 
 
 SOF 
 
 l)5picf)e 9Irt. The softer sex, iai jflrferc 
 (>uei6lid)e) ®erd)le(t)t. - nature , bns fnnfte 
 SBffen. - slumberi, fnnfri'r Sd)linmuev. 
 - water, roei(t)f« SfcniTcr. - a'"") fci« flflinfe 
 Sllft. The deceiver soon found out this - 
 place of Adam's , t ter SSfrfiiljrtr fnnb 6alf 
 tieie rd)iund)f ©ettc 9ltani6 IjttniiS. 
 
 Prov. To have a - place in one's head. 
 einfn©ct)ug, ©jjnrrcn, ©tid) Ijnbni; eine 
 fd)ivnd)e ©eitc fjaben. - and fair goes far. 
 rile luit 2Cei(c. A - fire makes sweet malt. 
 ^llrd) 5>cnd)oi6eii gciviiint lunii nm 9JJci|len. 
 
 Soft, adv. I. mid). 2. |nd)r, Icife, 
 fniifr. 3. lanft, rii()ifl, Inuflfnni. 
 
 Soft, ittterj. iad)te! flfiiiad)! 
 
 Soft-brained, --headed, -- 
 pated, flitirn. liippifd), etiun^ nnrrifd). -- 
 c o n s c i e n c e d, till jiirtr^ ©riwifieii Ijnbenb. 
 --gra.'ss. ^nf XJiivrgrafi, ^iMiiggnifi. -- 
 hearted, H)«trt)l;iriiij , tiiitltiPig. --roe. 
 
 bie 5"'<l)'"i'rt)- 
 
 Suften, sof'fn, r. o. I. T lueicf) iiin^ 
 cl)fn, fnui'id)eii. 2. i a) cnui'id)i-n, entljarteii 
 (rie $erjeii). b) liiiSerii (&eii gdimerj); bi 
 f.intngeii ; iiiiiCern. c) ongciuljm iiinrt)rn 
 UTi'iipfii (bnS Sefceii 2C.). 3. i aj ['>5)?iU.. 
 nieid)fr, fnnfrcr iiind)eii, uerfd)nifljeii. b> 
 iviid), mi'idjiid) iiiiidjen, wcibifd) iiiad)tii, 
 Uftjiirtfin, |"d)iund)en, ciitfrnften. 
 
 To soften tempered iron, teill ©tnl)lf 
 Me ^nrte bcneljnien. Softened into tears, 
 iii ju lJ)rmieii flerul;rt. To - an expres- 
 •ion, finen 9IiiSbnirf milbcni. To - a fault, 
 eineii gcl;(er jii milbeni fiid)en. To - the 
 voice, bie ©tinitne fnnfter nind)tn. 
 
 Soften, V. n. I. lueid), ivcidier iver^ 
 ben, geliiib, gilinber lucrbcii. 2. i a) gciinbcr 
 iverben (v. bcr eiifr ic). b) faiiftcr, geliiiDer 
 werben. c) fiiiifter luerben (u. ber ®etnutl)6: 
 ort). d) fid) enveid)i'ii lo 5?frjeii); enueid)t 
 k'erben. 
 
 Softisll, soft'ish, adj. I. ttm([(' 
 u-eid), jnrt, fniift. 2. i\)eid)lid) , jnrtlid). 3. 
 Icippifd). [tid)e, iyfi6i|"d)e>5)icnt"d), 5!Cdd)ling. 
 
 Softling-, sdtt'iing, «. i ber iveid): 
 
 Softly, soft'ie, ado. 1. fanft (ntilD, 
 flfiinbe). 2. mid) md)t l;nrt). 3. ± jnrtlid) 
 (bitten ic). 4. f(id)t, leife, oi)nt ®erniird). 
 
 To lie softly, ivtid) liegen, in etneni 
 iveidien Serte liegen. 
 
 Softiier, sof'fnur, t. 1. @iner, brr 
 Qxmai tniibert, ber SBefnuftiger; bn# Gr 
 tvcid)uug*niitiel, ©nnftiguiigeniittel. 2. i a; 
 bii6 SinDeningfmiitcl, bie Cinbcrnng. b; 
 (S-iiier, ber dnvai ju niilbcrn, iu cntfdjnlbi' 
 geii fiid)t. 
 
 Softness, soft'nls , «. 1. T bie 
 ©niiftl)i'it (bet ione k.). 2. i a) bie Snnft 
 l)oit, S03tid)l)fit (bet ©ttttn ic.). b) bie 
 «»iitbe. 3. bie Snnfmiutl). 4. T bie ffifid)l;eit. 
 5. t bie ^^eid)l)fit (bcr ©pmdje ic.) 6. i a) 
 bie '335eid)!id)feit. b) bie 3ogl)iiffigfeit, bcr 
 filciiinuiti) c; bie ©d)i«nd)l)eit, ©infnlt. 
 
 Softness of spirit, tie (S3iitnii'irt)igfeit. 
 - of expressions, fnnfte 91ii6brn(fe. - of 
 Riaimers. |'«nfte ©itten. - of a climate, 
 bir ffieliubigfett eined ^liina£, bai gelinbe 
 Jtlitua. [bunflifl, bnmpfig. 
 
 S^ffffy* »"g'g*- f"*- """^S) «'0- feud)t ; 
 
 St«llO, soliA'. ittterj. I. he! f)eba! l)L'(la< 
 2 (i\i 3iiriir" nut btt ^aqb , tveun lUiin ben 
 iftait'ii fti^ea ftc^t. 
 
 SOL 
 
 Soil, soil, (nngelf. selan, sylian) v. a. 
 
 1. (with, init) feefubein, befdjuui^cn. 2. i 
 bcfubctn, bejlecten. 3. bilngen (^clDcr). 
 
 Soiled with smoke. rnud)crig. 
 Soil, *. 1. bcr glecfen (®d)nui^, Kotf)). 
 
 2. i bet glerfen, ©djanbfleef. 3. ber Sringet. 
 4. bie ®nl)(ln(te, .Korljlndje. 
 
 A lady's honor will not bear a — . 
 Jrnnenefjre uertrngt teinen Jlcrfcn. Dryden. 
 Passions which give some — perhaps to 
 my behavior, 2eibeiifd)iiften , bie uicfleid)r 
 ein 5lc(fen fii'ib nn incinein 2jene()nien. To 
 take -, [aBnibinipr.] ju 223flf|er (jel;fn (u. 
 gejngtetn DJDtl)n)ilb). 
 
 Soil, (ft. col; lat. solum) «. 1. ber 
 SScben, &rb6oben, Orunb, bnfi ^tCreid), 
 Snnb. 2. iai (upn einem SBulfe bciuoljntc) 
 £aub. Our native -, iinfer SBiitcrliuib, (Se. 
 biirt^lnnb, unfere §eiiuiitf). 
 
 Soil, (fr. souler) v. a. (giinbiuirtfjfd).] 
 i^ferbe -af 25icl)) nuf OrafunQ tl)un, inir 
 irt|'d)cin Wnife futrern. 
 
 SoiliiieMN, KOii^iies, *. t bie8cttnii: 
 (jigfeir, ber ©djiun^. 
 
 Soilless, .soil lis, adj. of)ne ^obenj 
 ol)iie glecfen; uljne Diinger. 
 
 Soilure, sullyiire, (fr. souillure; 
 ». t cie S^rflidiing. 
 
 Sojourn, so'jiirn, (fr. sejour; v.n. 
 fid) (nil eiiieni Drte) niifljnlren. 
 
 Sojourn, s. ber !Uufent(;a(t. 
 
 Sojourner, sojUrudr, «. ber ®nfl, 
 ©iner, ber iid) luo flufl;n(t. 
 
 He was a sojourner in France, er 
 l)ielt ftd) (einige 3cio in gtniiftfid) nuf. 
 
 Sojournment, so juruaieut, t. 
 ber 'Jliifentljalt. 
 
 Sol, sol, (Int. <SS.) #• I. bie ©unne. 
 2. Inlt. dtietn., ^erlb.J b([6 ®olb. 
 
 Sol, ut.) t. miiQ bai G. 
 
 Sol, (Int. solum) s. [Jperlb.] bna ^eib 
 rut bie ©l)reii|lii(fc oi>. flnbern iijiippenililctc. 
 
 Sol, (fr. sol, sou) «. [ilJtiiiiiiu.J ber 
 
 ©Dl, ©lUl. 
 
 Solace, sol'las, (II. (. solatium) v.n. 
 1. iri!i|ten; to — one's self with etc., fid) 
 triJilen luit ic. 2. erquirfen. (linberii. 
 
 To solace grief, ben Hiiiuincr, Oiriiiu 
 
 Solace, V. n. '' 1. fic^ iri!>|len. 2. fid) 
 erqiitcfen. 3. t gebci^en. 
 
 Solace, t. I. ber trofl. 2. bie &v 
 quirfiiiig. [Grqiiirfiiiig gemiiljreub. 
 
 SolaCiOUS, .soIA'nIiuk. adj. t l^oil, 
 
 Solander, solandur, (fr. xolaiidresi 
 *. li^terbciirjiuif.] bie 9{nppe. 
 
 Solan - ^«)OSe , solangouse, s 
 [Drnith-J bie ©olnnbgnne (Peleeanus has 
 saiius). [oilroiiiD ill ©panieii. 
 
 S4»lano, snia'ni, «. ein l)ctger ©iib. 
 
 Solar, so'lar, (Int. soliiris^ adj. I. 
 I'on ber Sonne l)erri"il)reiib , ©oiinen... 2. 
 jU ber ©onne gcl;&rig, ©tmiicn ... 3. * niu 
 ter bent G'tiii1ii|T« bet ©onne gcboren. 4. 
 iind) ber ©rune beiliniint ©nineii .. . 
 
 Solar light, t)<\i ©iMnicnlid>r. - rays, 
 bie ©iMiiicnftriihlen. - intlumce, ber (S-iu: 
 fliig ber ©pniie. — flowers, ilMiiineii cie \id) 
 fiifllid) JU geiuiifen ©iiMibeii [iffiirii u. rd)lic.- 
 Bcn. - system, tai ©iMiiienri)ruin, bie ©oiij 
 nenwelt. — monih, bcr ©tnn'eiiinoniit. - 
 year, bn6 ®tMiurnjiil)r. - spors. rie ©i>u 
 nenjlecfen. - heat, bie ©onii.nijioe. 
 
 SOL 
 
 Solar, f. Sollar. 
 
 Sold, sold, prael. u. pp. v. Sell. — 
 
 by etc., m t)n6en bei IC. This article i* — 
 at etc.. tunu bejnl;(t ... fiir bicfen 3lrtife(. 
 
 Sold, (©clb) «. t bn ©olb. 
 
 Soldan, s6ld'an, «. f ber @ult(in; 
 
 f Sultan. 
 
 Soldanel, soldlnll, (int. solda- 
 iiella) J. I'i3iir.] bie*)>fcenuinbe, ber @eeft>i)(. 
 
 Solder, soldur, f. Soder. 
 
 Soldier, sol'jur, (fr. soldat) «. 1. 
 
 ber ©olbni , ilricgSiunnn (itn "JKlgeiu.) ; (in 
 engerer Sbcbeutiiiig) ber (genieiiie) ©olbnt; 
 lempl^niifd)) ber (tnpfere) ©olbnt. 2. o a) 
 eine groee {Jlafcfte. b) -, i>b. -'• crab, 
 [9iaturg.) ber iSern^nrbSfrefc^. 
 
 M i I i t i a - 8 o I d i e r , ber 'TOtlijl'Dlbnt. -'$ 
 boy, bcr Xtifbu&e. — '» pay. bie 2ijil)iuinji, 
 ber ©Dib. -'8 culiioi'.s, (Sot.) bie ®nu4>» 
 blutnen, bai grope ^nn6enft>iut. 
 
 Soldier-citizen, ber !t;n'itgerfolbnt. 
 --wood, l^iot.] btt $urpurs©fl9i^>renboru. 
 
 Soldieress, sol'juies, *. t bie 
 Itriegcriun. 
 
 SoldierliUe, sol'jurlike,) .. 
 
 Soldierly, sorjude, ) 
 
 folbntird), line em ©olDnt, ©ofbnten... — 
 custom, ber ©inbntcn['rnud>,bie ©olbntenfittP. 
 
 Soldiertiltip, sol'jurship, «. bie 
 ©olbnteiifc^nft, bcr ©olbotenitnnb, bn5 ©ol» 
 batenlcben. 
 
 Soldiery, s6l'jur«, ». i. bie @o(s 
 bnten, bai MxitQivolt , ^Jiititat. 2. * bet 
 i^tiegfiilnnb, ItriegSbienft, bai ©olb(ttciJ« 
 luefeu. [einig. 2. [9fed)t«rpt.] Iebi(j. 
 
 Sole, sole, (Int. solus) adj. 1. eiu^ig 
 
 Sole owner of a ship, bet <}llleintl)eber. 
 
 Sole, ado. t ndeiii, blo@. 
 
 Sole- bill, [§nnbelj ber ©olnroedji'el. 
 --tenant, [9{ed)f6rpr.] ber '2l(leinpnd)ter. 
 --trade, ber 3llleiuf)nnbel. —-trader, 
 ber 3ineiul)nnbler. 
 
 Sole, (nngeir. tol; ©o()(e; Int. solum) 
 t. 1. § bie untere 5l'id)e, ®run^f^nd)e (eiues 
 Dingee); tin engerer 25ebentiiiig) a) bie 
 ©ohie, 25iil)n (nn eineui 5?obeI). b) bie ^^icibt 
 iil.ie. c) (OJi'nr.] eine91tt g-iittetuug, nm bie 
 ■ill'iiiu)iing irgeiib einct ©nd)e }u oetljiiibern; 
 lunb in 'iigercr 2)ebeutuug) «) - of iiie 
 rudder, eiii ©d)Ing uiiten nut 9{uber, bnniit 
 f.ifTill>e eben fo tief, luie ber lofe Sid, "'< 
 -iij.liTfr grl)C; /i) - of a gnnpsit, l'})iur.i 
 cer •i^torrpvenipel ; y) - of planks, bie fla» 
 d)en, tsreiten ©eiten ber ^loiifen. d) [-'Ir- 
 rid.) - of the embrasure, bie untere 5Jliid>e 
 enter ©d)ir0rd)nrre. e) [■'Miin.J bie ©ol)le. f) 
 cie ©ol)le, '5uiJi'ol)Ie ; (u. ?> ber gug (|c1im1». 
 g) [3{o0nrjueif.] bie ^otujoljle. h) (I. solea) 
 Die ©rl)le, ©d)iil)rol)le, ©ricfelioljle. 2. I3d)< 
 (1)1)01.) bie 'JJiectfoljIt, (-)Weet=) 3unge. 
 
 S o 1 e - i e a I h e r . ba6 ©ol)len(eber. 
 
 Sole, 0. u. i'i>l)ien, befoljien. 
 
 Solecism, sni esUm, (gr. soloikis- 
 nios; ». I. brr ©oiociini , ©priu1)tet)lcr, 
 ©prad)rd)iii(jer (bef. in ber Qi3i'rtMlgiing). 
 I. i ttmcii' Unpnf[fubr«, eine lliirdiittlid)feit, 
 i-ev5ri)let. i bet ©d)iiiljrr. Iloiifincu i«nd)i. 
 
 S«ile(;ist, >ot i^lst. t. &\\et bet ©o> 
 
 S<»leciNtic, Nole^iH Ilk. f ^^. 
 
 Solecixtical, KoicMstikal.^ " ■'' 
 iVrnd)iinbri(i , frlMerhnfr, uiirid)ttg. -adit 
 Solec IS t ically, uiir>d}tit). 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. SU, met. Fine, f!n. N6, move, nir, got, 6il, clhM. Tiibe, tub, fdll. lAiii, THis. 881 
 
 SOL 
 
 Solecize^ xoresize, v. n. flci) SoIO: | 
 cUmeii 00. v&praitjftljUt |U ®d)uften foniJ 
 mc!i I. ffrii 
 
 fioletl^ Kold, ad/, tnit ©Df)(en. 
 Doiible-aoled, iiveiiuljlio. 
 Sotel» s&leli, ade. 1. einii(|< nrictii, 
 Ko^. 2. nllein, oljiie Seuflt"- Shak. 
 
 Solemn f sorem, ((at. lolennit) adj. 
 I. f<i«li(t) lernfl). 2. i *) feierlict) (Qlnub. 
 I)iifi, beronljrt). b) (leif. 
 
 A sole ran coxcomb, eiti (ttifer ®e(f, 
 
 if»ar<iifu0. A - face, eiii f«ierti(t)e« ffltfict)'- 
 
 - day. tin ffi«tli4>er log. - oaih, tm fiitr: 
 
 l\d)tt Sie. [fltljmfne, oerbr«ireiit». 
 
 Solemn-breathing, ^ 9etcr(i(f)reit 
 
 Solemnesa, sol'lenine*, «. l. (Dn£ 
 
 gtirrlic^c; tie gfi(rli<<>ffit (t>t« ®ptte«rifi^ 
 
 (le* to. 2. 1 ber Grnfl, Me QTn{\t)a1tiqttit. 
 
 Soleinniiy, siiem'niti, «. 1. Cir 
 
 5fierli(J)reit (etran* JJeicrlicfte*). 2. i •) 6ie 
 
 geicrlidjfeit (eiiur Surndje JO, btt ©riift. 
 
 Spectatoh. b) bit €ceiff;eit. 3. tit &rii|ls 
 
 Ijnftigffit, SSurbe. 
 
 1. The solemnities of the last day. 
 
 Wemtbr. 
 Solemnization , solltmnezA'- 
 •liOn, «. tie Jf"' (f'"!* SJeiern). 
 
 Solemnize, sol lemnlze, e. a. I. 
 fetfrii; feicrlid) be()el)«n. 2. trnfl mad)tn, 
 tiijt (5-riitl II. (Jhriiirrfjt frfiifleu (ten ®eirt). 
 Solemnly, koriemle, adv. feinUctt- 
 I soleiunly declare etc.. id) erflnrr 
 |)iii(itt tfierlidj ic. I do - asjure the reader, 
 id) k>ernd)ere feirrlid) ten Sei'er. 
 
 Solen, silen, (fr. SD.) <■ l. [Gfhir.; 
 tie 93ciulnte, 93elnri}f)re, bai 93eiiilnoer 
 2. iWrttiinj.] 6ie "Weffrrfdjeitie. 
 
 Soleueiis, «ole'nes. (and) Sole- 
 ahip) t. (et 3t'(l<i<>t*. ba iiinii fiir \id} nflriii 
 flelit, nid)t mil %iterti in SBerbinbuiio fldu 
 Ot). i>eriui(telt ifl. Dekiho. 
 
 Solenitef sA'iiniie, «. [>niuurn.| 
 ber (Soleuit, bit uerfleinette , grgrabeiie 
 9iRe(terid)eibe. 
 
 Soleure, sAldre', (fir. SB.) «. [(Sto-- 
 qt.] ®otPtl)urn. 
 
 Sol-fa, sol'fa, (fr. solfier) •. n. 
 [^iiif.l |\ Itrniiireii , frluiiiiren. 
 
 Solicit, s6liit'sit. (int. solldto) r. a. 
 I. (inri-flen, rtge mndjen, erregen, enueden, 
 anrciien (bie®inne ic). 2. rei|(n (eiiilaben) ; 
 antregen, nufforbern , ptngen, treiben. 3. 
 G'ineii bittenb angcf)fn, aiiljiiltcnb bitten, 
 G'liem nnliegen, bci &iiieni anrnd)en, an-- 
 tfoitcn (tor, iini). 4. tiiii S'tivod bitten, an> 
 i)<\lteii Ob. nad)ru(t)en, &tiva^ f)rifd)en, be: 
 flttjrt'n , iierlnnge 11 , n>id) G-tmn« (Ireben. 5. 
 betreiben i9if4ffnnfle(egeni)fiten lo. 6. f 
 (ein Sntini^ni) beunnif)igen ( berummert 
 niAdirn ). 
 
 To solicit one to do evil. Qintn jiim 
 5'ofcii niirrijen. To — any one with ..., 
 ©•men iirrrVlgen nut «iMfrd)n>eifenbiT Siebc 
 u.). A ttill (olici ling eye, em imnirr 
 tti\enbti, liid)riiitr< ■}iiige. Shak. 
 
 Solicitation, %f,\'siii'tUun, t. 
 1. Die »Hurfi)iiiig (ter ©inne lo. 2. bne 
 •JIiMHdicii , 'Jiiiiifgen, 'Unhnirfn, 33»gel)ren, 
 bie *3^llffpr^erllltg; tai '^Slngfii, Ireibfii. 
 
 To olrtain by rrpeM^d sol ic iin I ion s, 
 •lit n»ifbrrhp|rf« •Jliiiiidien erhnltrii. 
 
 Sulicit«»r, koli'k'i.efi'ir. «. I. &iiirr, 
 Enyl.dtuUeh. IVSrterbiteh. I. 
 
 SOL 
 
 ber 9Iiibern nnlicgt, btr Sliifjniten&c , ^Inlies 
 geiite, 'MnfiK^irtre, beriUufadjer. 2. [^fec^t^! 
 ipx.] ber ©nd)i»rtlter, 4liii»nU, '^rofurntor; 
 ^ipfiii. (rator. 
 
 Solicitor general, ber (9eneralprD(ti> 
 Solicitous, s6lis'siius, adj. befftni: 
 inert , niigillifb, unriil)ig ; (about, for. + of) 
 befiinimert, beforgtcuni); to be - about, for. 
 tof, lid) liiigiligen iwegeii.., fid) betriniincrii 
 nm . . . , beforgt fein uin . . . 
 
 Men are otien more solicitous to ob- 
 tain the favor of the people, lliau etc., (ie 
 'TOeii|'d)en l.ijTen ftd) tie ©rl)iiitnng ber SSolfs: 
 gimil oft incl)r aiigelrgrn j'ein, nl£ tc, bii- 
 »3XeMi(^en bcinilljeii fid) pft ineljr nm bit 
 Spirfigtinil, a\6 tc They were - to etc.. (te 
 Iteceii t6 fid) oiigttegen feiii, ju k. Vou have 
 been - of my reputation. nii-in Oiui log eud) 
 <ini ^erjtn. A - temper, eitie niigillid)e Qit' 
 inilthrtliminiing. 
 
 Solicitously, sAliasiiusle, adv. 
 nngiliid), lUigeUgciitiid), niit &orgtnlt, \frq> 
 fflltig. ll)oiiciibe , ijirtcnbe. 
 
 Solicifress, sAlinkities. «> MeSla: 
 
 Solicitu..e, k'liiK kiiii<iv, (int. no- 
 liciiiido) «. Die Srrge, SergfiUt, >Jleiuitl: 
 lic^feit, Unriil)i:, S^cfriinnuriiiu, '^crurgiiiB. 
 
 Tu feel solicitude, niiriil)ig Tein, be: 
 forgt lein. To feel - (or ..., tteiorgt jtin 
 nm . . . 
 
 Solid, kolid, (t. (olidusi adj. I. fe|l 
 (bid)i, berb); [^l)i)|'.J U\l un.tt flnfilg); 
 [3Jot.] fcft; gebirgen, tnttiTio owie bite &olt). 
 i. i a) fefl, brtiierljnft, \h\rt. hi triitig lu. 
 etn'iiiDeH). c> grunMid). d; .<)airbar, gultig. 
 ei fld)t, rooljr, ivirflid), lualjrljnfr, juuer- 
 iiiifig. f> folie, gnt, red»tlid), reed, nd)er, 
 jui'erl.iiTiQ (frebitfflljigi. g) erntl, flefetjt (i». 
 Ociitem. Obyden. 3. I'3}frttl)eiii.] a) fubiid) 
 (je^t meiilen? cubic), b) forperlid). 
 
 A solid toot of water, em Stlibiffitg 
 <a}.l(Ter. I'W - inches, 1728 flnbifjoll. A 
 - constitution, (gril)i^t)lllid)) A sound con- 
 stituiion, erne feile, bnnerhnite Seit>c«be|d)iif' 
 feiil}cu. -angle, ber f6rperiid)e SCiiifel. - 
 number, bie firrperj.iljl, fijrprrlid)e S^l)' 
 To be-, [jpiinbcij foli6, gnt, jnperlnfiuj 
 lein, gnt ile()en. [2. bie fe|U igpeife. 
 
 Solid, *. 1. [qSlit>r.] ber fcjle HBrper. 
 
 Solidarily , kollidateie, adv. I'Dli: 
 brtrud), 'Jlde tVir e-inen. 
 
 Solidate, soiUdiie, ». a. t i'H 
 tn.irt)rii, biTdllgeii. 
 
 Solifliiication, solUdifiki'shun, 
 *. bif Seriigiiiig , 5frimiid)iiiig. 
 
 Solidify, sAiid-defj, v. a. [Sf)em.] 
 frfl niiiiteii, fiilcn, t'eiligen. 
 
 Solidity, kolid'eie, «. I. bie ffeftig: 
 frit i?id)tl)i-'t; '7?id)f-5lnmgfeit). 2. t a) He 
 Sirtigffit, I..iiirrl)oftigfeit. b) bie 91i'd)'l)eif, 
 >33.il)r^eit. o Die (i)rriiiPlid)fcit (cinee >£d)luf! 
 ici to. di bie j^oltbnrfeit (fine* 95oriunn> 
 Pe6Jc.), fflilirigfi'ir. e) Bie Snuff'^lTigreii. 
 RrcMriiihigfeir, £rli6irnt. 3. [Wfum.j ber 
 iVIiPf 3"bii!t einef j?prprr*. (grunblirt). 
 
 Solidly, sol'lidle. adv. I. it\i. 2. f 
 
 Solidn(*MH, koilidnes, s. 1. bie §e> 
 llinfiif. 2 } r. Solidity, No. 2. 
 
 Solid iiiiQ'nIouWfSoiiiduHg'guiiis. 
 IP. Koiidnx n. iingiilH; adj. einl^iiflg, gniii: 
 hiifin. 
 
 Solindian, solefTdjyun, (I. soius 
 
 SOL 
 
 n. fides) 1. &iner, ber ben ®(ftnbeti oHetn, 
 Dijne gate 3iJ<!r(e, far feligmiid)enb f)Ht. - 
 adj. (Id) jn Dieier Seljre befeanenb. 
 
 Soliiidianisni, solefidjunizm. s. 
 Die 2ei)re terer, bie ben ©Inuben nricin, 
 p|)ne gate 2Cerfe, far fefigmntfteab Ijfllten. 
 
 Soliloquize, solillokwize, v. ». 
 em >5clb|lgeiVrad) tjiiltrn. 
 
 Soliloquy, s^lil'l&kvri, (Int.) «. 
 Dng ©fIbilgciVrnd) , 3Iflcinge("prnc<). 
 
 Solius, sol'linz, (fr. W.) t. [^r<t)it.] 
 a) ber 3t»>ird)inrnnnt Der 93nlfeiu ob. 9{ippea> 
 (faben. bi bie 'Jlaamnaerung bicre«3'uifd)cn> 
 riiaind. e) bie &iiben ber Irnt^t. d) bie 
 JoriljiegiMfiitternng , JJprftjiegeiuntermttuef 
 mag. e) ber Irnnfbewarf. 
 
 Soliped, sol leped, (Int. solus u. 
 pes I *. (3rpl.) but einl)iifigc lljier. 
 
 Solitair, solietiire', (fr. solitaire; 
 Int. solitariuK) §. I. D.r ^inftcMer. 2. (e()in.) 
 (ill 9}iinb , b\\6 >))Iiinner iur 3>^'be nai ben 
 S^aXk trngen. [©infiebler. 
 
 Solitarian, soll^iirean, «. tec 
 
 Solitarily, kolleiaiele, adv. etn< 
 fnni (fldi'iii; ll^f , iibgolfgea). 
 
 Solitariness, koiUtariues, ». tit 
 (fiafiuaffii. 
 
 Solitary, sniiiiai^, adj. I. einmni, 
 a) (ndi'in,.abgii'piiDrrt), riiiiMm lebent, eiii> 
 fieMcrifd). b) tijce , nbgelegeai. 2. [»ot.J 
 tinjt'in. 3. f einjeiii {'iU\<i)t, S&en'piel tc.). 
 
 A solitary life, em eiin'timed , einget 
 jogene«2iben. Tlie - sparrow, tcr illprobe, 
 (23erg:) G"iii|iebler. -thrusli, tie itiilientfd)* 
 "Jliniel. To be -, einfiim leben (u- lljieren) 
 Let that night be - , la@t biefe 97ii(^t ein> 
 fnm fein. 
 
 Solitary, «. ber 9iafirMer. 
 
 Solitude, sol ieiude, (Int. solitndo) 
 *. bie &iiifnmfeii, a) (ter 3uflnab, t& tint 
 '^perfpn, ®nd)f ndein, einfam i^); bie 9t6i 
 ge(egent)eit. b) bie &in5be. 
 
 Soli vaff ant, s6liv'vagant, ttat. 
 solivagus) adj. etiiraui Ob. flUein t)eriiint 
 mnnbenib. 
 
 Sollar, sol'iSr, (itcillnt. solarium; 
 ■®Mler) «. L. t a) ber Sijder (eiiie pjfeae 
 (Snderie nnf ber ©pilje bti, $nafe«). b) te» 
 Sijfler, bie SSoteiifommeir, Dnd)rtnbe. 2. 
 [Dertl.] a) ein 3i"imer iui Grtgeft^og. b) 
 ber &ingniig, ®d)ii(t)t enter e-rjgrabe. 
 
 Solutization, tolniez^'shun, «. 
 [^iif-i Dn6 ©rlnnnren, ©olfeggiren. 
 
 Solo, s6'l6, (it.) M. ["^Tiiw'.] bai @oId, 
 ber ^Ufingefilag , bai ^Jltlcinrpiel. 
 
 Solomon, sollomon, t. ©niomo. 
 
 Solomon's loaf, (93pt.] eine ^rt ^ni> 
 binme. -'s seal, cnij ©nipnfPnefiegel. Pen- 
 sylvanian -'sseal. eiaeSlrt Xrnubenblaine. 
 
 Solstice, sol'&tis, (fr. SD., p. Int.) 
 t, [iUilron.J bie ©ennenwenee, ber ©piinen* 
 llidflnab. 
 
 Summer-solstice, bie @ommerion« 
 nenroenDe. Winter--, bie 2BJnterfpnnen» 
 ivenbe. 
 
 Solstitial, solotish'll, adj. I. jne 
 Soiinenipeiibe geljirig , ©panenroente . . . , 
 @oanen(linrtnnb«... 2. bei ber ©onnen* 
 wenbe fid) ereignenb , jar 3»it ber @onnen« 
 luriiJe, mitten iin ©pniiner. 
 
 Solstitial colures, tie Jtolaren ber 
 ©pimeaiveabe. 
 
 5G 
 
88- I alt?, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. iS6. move. n6r, ^ot, oil. cidud. Ti^be. ti'ih. fiill. i//in. TMi«. 
 
 SOL 
 
 Solubility, soliibil'ete, i. tie ^iif: 
 bfDiirftit '}iu|l6?iid)fett. 
 
 liulubie, ioriibl, (fr. SB., u. lat. 
 soliibili*. solvo) adj. [6hcm.] niifl6«bar, 
 niiti&eii4) , I'irf) rtiifioKii InffenD. 
 
 To i-K (oluble, fiH) auflofeit lai\t\\, 
 ad) niifioren. 
 
 Solute } solute'. ((. solvo) adj. 1. -f 
 frci (V. eiiu'V I)eiitiiiig, Grflnriinij). Bacon. 
 2. [S8a.) itd uiid)! nuaeiDHC^fen). Martvm. 
 
 Solute, V. a. t iiiifltfni. 
 
 Solutiou, solu'sliiiii , (I.) «. 1. bie 
 «Uii|i6rimg, I eiiiiung. 2. i a; tiit 'Jlufl&i'uiifl 
 (liner 'JUifgiit'e ic). b; tie ipebuiijj, aSefcitij 
 fluiifl (V. ©ci)ii)ierigfcitcii k.). 3. t6t)fm.J a) 
 fcic aiiifl&fiing (bns Sliitlbreu). b) bie 3lii|= 
 lijiinig u'lu nufgeloetct ilijrper). 4. i bie £b» 
 fling, SSi'freiiiiifl. 5. [3ilgebr. u. ©eom.] Die 
 Qliifi&rung. 
 
 Solution of continuity, bie Irennuiig 
 eiiie6 ©aujcii; l6I)ir.] bie Ircmimig ini 
 SJieirdjf. A - of opium , nufgelo^re* Cpmtii. 
 
 Solutive, soi'diiv. adj. [VRtb.] aiif 
 I&reiib, loxirnib, beii 2eib jiffnenB. 
 
 Solvability, soivabil eie, t. bie 
 bie 3al;i(uug^itiif)igfcit, ©Dlunbilitnt. 
 
 Solvable, soi'vabi, cfr. W.) adj 
 1. aufioebnr, niifliielirf) , erttnrbnr. 2. jn(;l 
 bnr, 6ejal;(t ivcrben foniieiib. 3. jnl;l(iiiige,': 
 fnljig, gut, folib. 
 
 Solve, solv, (Int. soI»o) v. a. 1. ? 
 fliifloieii, Ibfeii. 2.1a; niiflofen (grngciuc.) ; 
 erflnren, eiuljudeu; niifflnreu (eiue <Bi\<i)C). 
 b) l)eben, bci'ritigen. 
 
 Solvency, soi'vense, «. bie 3at)l 
 (iiiig6)r"nl)igfcit, Solueiij. 
 
 Solveud, solveiid', «. [Gf)ein.] eiue 
 fliifjulbrcnBe ©ubflaiij.^ 
 
 Solvent, sol'vent, adj. 1. [6()eni.] 
 oufiorniD. 2. }iil;l(uii9e)ial;ig, I'olueitt. 3. jur 
 a3ejal)limg nrier Sc^iiIDeii Ijinreittciib. 
 
 Solvent, «. i<\& <Qlufii)riiiig6mitteI. 
 
 Solvible, sol'vebl, f. Solvable. 
 
 Somatic, somat'lk, ( (u. gc. 
 
 Soinatical, somatekal, ^ iiouia> 
 adj. t fiirpcrlii^, leiblitt), fiorpet.., Seibfi... 
 
 Soniatist, s6'niatist, *. ber @oma> 
 ti|l ("TOnteriolitli. 
 
 Soiiiatolog:y, sonimatol'ioje, (gr.i 
 ». bie Smnntnlngie, iiorperleljte. . 
 
 Somber, soni'bur, Vfc. sombre) 
 
 Sombre, > adj biiilir, 
 
 Sombrous, s6m'bru.s.) ftnilcr. 
 
 Some, suiu. eiue ^i)l;migi'ilbe = 
 fniu, ). 33. handsome, trouble- 
 some etc. 
 
 Some, (nitg€ir. sum, sume) adj. I. 
 em , irgenb , tvifeub cin. — niau , — person, 
 itflfiib eiii ^Jfiiiin , irgciib eiue ^Peffoii. - 
 time or oiher, irgenb einniAl; at some 
 period or other of their lives, ju irgfnb finer 
 3eit il)re« 2(bt»6 , eininni in iljnin Scl'en. 
 Like - tender plant, luie eine jarte iMnnie. 
 - one, 3fnianb, irgenb ©iner. 2. a) einige, 
 etli(f)ei J. S. - hundred men, riliiiic l)iini 
 bert ■OTfiinii, «)Kenr(f)en; - time. eintgeSrir; 
 he has — children, er l)nt iliinbfr ; - people, 
 £eute; 7- sevenijr miles off, disiani, einige 
 ftcl'jig Weilen iweit bnucn, entffvnt; Phyllis 
 is - forty three, ?pl;iifli6 l)i>t riivn brei 11. 
 I'ierjig ^at)re ; - two or three persons, etiun 
 jiuei Pb. brei $cr|i?nen; -• half a dozen 1 
 
 SOM 
 
 ft 
 
 friends, ungcf<i()rein ()iil(<e* Tu^enb Jfi'unbej 
 at - good distance, in eiiier giiten (S'iuier< 
 liung; — iheoretical wriiers, riingc il)(PrC: 
 rifcr; - men believe one thing, and others 
 anoiher, G'iiiigc gliiiibcn biis, 'Jliibere ji-nr^ ; 
 u'ft |1fl)t nud)-rf)iif bnr.inf tVigcnbff ipaiipr: 
 iiu^rt; j. SB.) - will not believe it. (j-iiuge 
 ii'Ddcn (6 ni{t)t glanbcn; — to tlie shores do 
 tly. @-i!iige tliel)fn ben llt'irn ju; we con- 
 sumed — of our provisions, and the res^ 
 w.is given to the poor, luir i'erjel)rtcn eintn 
 iljeil uiuVrcr 'D)tiinbBDrrntl;e u. ben 3fe|l gab 
 man ben 'Jlrnieii. b) einlgeS, ein luenig, at-, 
 wai' ; J. 33. Give me — bread, gebt inir etiua^ 
 Ob. ein luenigiirob; drink — wine, trinft 
 ein lucnig ii5ciu; bring — water, briiigt ets 
 lUii^ , ein lueiiig Sjajjer; - fre.sh water. 
 fnfd)e6 2i3ni7er ; 1 got - fish , id) befiini Ju 
 |'d)C; he has — wit. - power, er Ijat 5S5ll), 
 iu>pf, iStrilnnb, 65eiualt; to forego - of 
 one'.s right, eiucii Xljeil feiiiee 9{c4)t6 ini)vci\ 
 iniTeii , nni'geben. 
 
 Some-body, *. 1. G'ilier, S^'"*"'"' 
 2. jemnnb SBorneljmeS, eine ijjerfi'n i>on 21n> 
 fel)en ob. pon SSelang; he thinks himself to 
 be -. cr bilbet fid) nid)r6 ivicines ein. -• 
 deal, adv. " iiuf geiuiffe 3lrt , geiuiffer 
 'JTiaOeii. --how, ade. nnf irgenb erne Slrt, 
 irgenb luie; - or other, nuf eine ob. bie nil! 
 bere ^ixi. --thing, 1. adv. eliun^ ; - dis- 
 couraged, etiun^, ein menig cfirnuiil)igt; - 
 from the palace, ein luenig entfevot i^'i'*" 
 '^Judaile; - more, etipnS iliel;r. 2. t. (StiunS ; 
 - yet ot doubt remains, nud) bleibt eiiiiger 
 3iucifel I'ibng; - to wish for, ©tiun5 \\\ 
 iuiini"d)en; lie has - to do, er Ijnt ©tiun^ jn 
 tl)un. — time, (fi'ir at s m e time) adv. 
 I. el;ebeni, el;eninl«, cin|l, ucrmnlfi. 2. eini 
 mal, irgenb einninl. —-times, adv. I. 
 mniid)ninl, juiueilen, bnnii u. lunnii. 2. f 
 el)eninl6, I'orninie.SHAK. --what, 1. adv. 
 a) etiune (mel)r ob. lueniger). b) etiunS , ein 
 luenig. 2. *. ©nunS; ihese salts have — of 
 a nitrous taste, 1).t\t ©nlje l)nben eineii et> 
 luns fnlpererartig^n (S>e\A)n\a<i; -of his etc. 
 will suffer in etc., I'ein 2c. ivirb bei tc. etivne 
 Iciben. --where, adv. irgeiibiui?; — else, 
 nnbereiuD. —-while, adv. * eine 3eit lang, 
 ein luenig. --whither, adv. irgenb luo; 
 l)in; - else, nnber6njiil)in. 
 
 Sommite, .som'uiite., s. [^ineralg.] 
 ber ©oniniit, ^i^\)iUn. 
 
 Sommersault, sum'mursiwit. ( 
 
 Sommerset, sljm'niur.set, ^ 
 
 K\x. soubresaut) t. t t^^ lleberfd)Ingcn ini 
 ©pringcii , bei eiiient ©priinge, ber gi'faljr: 
 lid)e ©prniig, 23iirjvlbauni. 
 
 Somnamhulation, sonmambu- 
 li'sliiiu. (lat. soinnus u. aiiibulo; t. int 
 ®d)lnfiiHinf ein , 3iad)iuiaiibelti. 
 
 Soiiinambuliiiiii , somnam'bu- 
 l\iw . s. rae £d)lnf: , g'iud)tu>niibcln. 
 
 Somnambulist, soMinaurbuiist, 
 t. ber @d)lafu>anblfr, ';)ind)tiunnDler. 
 
 Somner, som'niir, t fiic Sum- 
 m oner. 
 
 Soil'.niferOUS, somnifferus, I 
 
 Somnific, soninif ilk , ^ 
 
 (Int.) adj. ©d)lat bringenb, ®d)Inf tnndjenb. 
 
 A sumniferous potion, ber ®(^lnf; 
 trunf. 
 
 Somnolence, som'n&lense, uub: 
 
 SOO 
 Somnolency, snm'nnilnsl. (nenl. 
 
 sonin..leiMa.«. Cif €il)Jainilfeit, @d)lafflld)t. 
 SoniUOlent, somnolent, adj. 
 
 rd)lutrig. 
 
 S<»ii, sun, (nngelf. xnnu; igofjm t. I. 
 ber eol)it. 2. ber Si)l)n (ilbtbrnniling eine»' 
 enrfeniren ©tnmniunter^). 3. i a) ber iarlju 
 (eine jutraulidie »21iirebe nn ;.inge i)5er|"tneii 
 nuiiiiilid)eii (S)ei"d)ied)f6). b) dai, e-rjei;g!ii8 
 einer €ad)e, (S-inaul^ner) ber ©ol)ii (ber ©rbe 
 20. c) 11 -s of lighi. of pride , <abl)ne beS 
 2\A)tt& , bed StiMjc*. 
 3. h) Tlie sons of Britain. 
 
 Son of Mars, o Ht itriegerj ©d)fngcr, 
 Sh'MiMuniiiT. - - i n - 1 a w , Der i£d)iuicgcni,i|)n, 
 ©ibiiiii. ^ [bie ©Piuite, 
 
 .Sonata, sona ta, (it. ^E.) *. [■iJJJuf.] 
 
 Soud, sond, (D. fr. sonder?) v. «. 
 [■0}nir.] ilampfen (u. ©d)iffc). 
 
 S*"*??* *o"g) (angel)'. 50}.) «. 1. bet 
 (Jiiinng (ber iSinjel ic.;. 2. ber ©tiang, iiK\i 
 Sieb. 3. i a) - DD. old -, bie itlemigfeit 
 (criunS "ffienigef). b> itt ®efnng (in bet 
 Did)rfnnru. 4. Dng Cieb, (5}eoid)t. 
 3. a) 1 do not intend to be ihus put o<f 
 Willi an old song. More. The sol- 
 diers pay is a -. S.|.lim*n. 
 
 A drinking song, tai Xrillflieb. -s of 
 joy . greiirengriViuge. 
 
 I'ruv. Old song, tie nite Cficr. To buy 
 a thing for an old -, (Jtiua^ |"pi)rr!in)I)ltVi( 
 faufeil. To sing tlie same — over and ovsr, 
 bei ber alien 2eitr bieiben. 
 
 Song-birds, s. pi. Die ©iiigi'bgel. -- 
 thrush. Die iSaiigCroffel, @iiigbn)(|ii. 
 
 HiOUg-isll, songjsh, adj. Q u. f nn« 
 (aeiniigen bt|1il)eiiP, (iieiangc ciiil)alfeiib. 
 
 Songster, song'siur, j. Der ©anget 
 (geiuMjul. u. iBbgelii ; n. leid)r I y. '5]?enfi1)en), 
 
 Songstress, song'sties, s. cie ©liix 
 gerinn. [flingcnb, ibneiib. 
 
 Soniferous, sonif ferus, (1.) adj. 
 
 Sonnet, son'net, ^fc. "23., u. it. so- 
 netto; t. 1. Da6>£onett, Klinggcbid)t, ^lnng» 
 lieb. 2. bn« fleine ®ebid)t. 
 
 S n n e t - w r i t e r . ber ©i)nettenbid)ter. 
 
 Sonnet, v. n. ©onette bit^ten. 
 
 Sonneteer, sonnetieer', (fr. son- 
 netier) s. igeiubi)iil. |) ber ©onettenbi(J)ier ; 
 3{eimer, I)id)tcrling. 
 
 Sonometer, sonommltur, (Int. 
 sonus u. gr. metron) s. ber Xonmeffetv 
 ©tivDineiCT. [fiingenb, tbiienb. 
 
 Sonorific, sonoui'fik, (lnt.)-ai(;. 
 
 Son«>rou«i, sonorus, (Int.) adj. 
 I. fiingenb, rbnenb. 2. f)C(^flingeiib , f)efl< 
 itjnetfb, Ijellflingrnb; H)Ol)lflingeiib. 
 
 Tlie vowels are sonorous, bie 3$ufnle 
 haben 2i3iM)iflnng. 
 
 Sonorously, sonorusle, adv. 
 fiingenb, tbiienbi l)ud)riingenb , l)e[l(bnenbi 
 iuii|)l.flir.gfnb. 
 
 Sonorousness, s6n6'ru«nl«, «. 
 1. ber ivlang,,bn6 ivlingcn , Jpedtiingeii. 2. 
 ^ai iprd)flinaenbe, .^elubncnbe; ber SOol}!* 
 flang. 
 
 Sonsliip, sun'ship, «. bie ©Dl^nfct^aft. 
 
 Sooin^s, suu'iugz, «. p{. Ber .^nfer« 
 brei. 
 
 Soon, suun, (nngelf. sona) adv. I . bnlO 
 (in Db. nn* furjcr 3eit). 2. bnib , frill). 3. 
 (itMt bni nuf filQenbcni would) gern. I woBld 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. }U. met. Fine. fin. N6. m6ve, nOr, got. 6il. c\6iril. Ti'ibe. tijb, fiill. t//in, THis 883 
 
 soo 
 
 as t o o n , id) m'od)tt tbtn fo (lern. 1 w o u I d 
 as — see a river etc., as eic, id) f([t)t ebtn 
 fo gem eineii 5'"6 '•'• - ^^^ "• ' would 
 sooner. \{t) tvotlte liebcr. 
 
 As soon as, fiT bnID Mi. As - as the 
 mail arrives. I Mil) inform you, \o bait) 
 tie -^riefpoil niifoiuiiit, luill iti) Sie beiiait)-- 
 ridjrigrii. As-a« may be, fo bM aii mofls 
 lid), iiiU'erjU()l'<*)/ nufs 95l^I^elle. -after, 
 b*K iiiid>t)er, f>iilB iirtd). 
 
 Sooner, el)er, fruljer. No sooner lind 
 tlie Spirit of Laws appeared, than etc., 
 ffluui war Cer (Sciil 6er GJi-fc^e er|'d)ieiieii, 
 a\6 K. 
 
 Soonest. el)efteii«, nm (*^e(leii. At the 
 soonest, ri)cileiid, (0 btMb i\l6 iiiogiid). 
 
 Suuii, ailj- 1 bolCig, trut)e. Ssouest, 
 b«r frulnjl . eoeile. 
 
 Suuuly, suuiHle. adv. ■{■ balB, fd)nen. 
 
 HiouHlioiig:, huusliong'.^«. frrSeii' 
 
 Siuucliuiij;:, ) d)uiig o2irt 
 
 fd)iunriir il)fej. 
 
 iiuoMUO, suu'kuu, 4. [CfltiiD.] eine 
 
 9lrt Dflpljlll lUelphinus Gangelicus). 
 
 Soot, suut, (Aiigt-lf. sot) t ter 9711^. 
 
 Soot-coal, tit 9{iiyfi'l)le, ttr (^i.<l)lcii=; 
 C&fd). 
 
 Soot, V. a. bnu^tw, Hiit 9?ii6 brtrcfen- 
 
 So o t e d, riieifl, bcriigr ; iiitt 3{ub fle&riiigr. 
 
 Sooterkin, suut'erkin, «. taS^sncii: 
 fnlb, iHtnnentiiit. 
 
 Sootli, suut/i, (nngrir. soih) adj. " 
 1. ii'ig, nimiiitljijj, lUiGfUiijm. Mii.to.i. 2. fp 
 befd).iffcii, tnp »inn fid) tnrrtui ucrlnfTtii 
 fflitn, rreii. Shak. (repefl. 
 
 If thy speedi be sooth, ivrtlM tu wat)t 
 
 Sootli, *. * 1. tie Si'iHe, ^iltt, Sieb< 
 Iid)feif, Siiiiffiiiut^. Shak. 2. tie 2U(it)rl;eii. 
 3. bie 'ijiropljejeiuiifl , SSurbfteiiriiiig. 
 
 For sooth, in -, traiiii , in 2Cal)rl)eif. 
 --fast, n)af)r, tunljrijaiiifl. - to say, tie 
 2D.tt)rl)eit iii fiigeii. 
 
 Soothe, suuTH, (ongelf. gesothlan) 
 V. a. I. (jiiiciu fdjiueidjclii. 2. i rd)iiieid)fln. 
 Soothed with ... gn4i)ieid)rii turd)... 
 3. befaiiftigeii ($er|Vneii, ®d)mcrjeii ic), 
 iiiilterii. 
 2. Soo I h'd with his future f.inie. Drvdl.i. 
 
 To sooth up, |'d)nicid)i'lii i vhiarielii ; 
 beitarfeii. [ler. 2. t.ie Sintrriiiidfiiiittfl. 
 
 Su(»tlier,>u«'iTH'ur. «.l.terSd)iiiei(t< 
 
 !$<*otliiii({^, fcuOTH ing, t. tii6€(^iiieu 
 djilii, Weuljiiicirtjel. 
 
 Soothillg^ly, suuTH'inglj, adv. lllit 
 (£d)iiieid)eiciiii cb. I'lcbftifmiflfn. 
 
 Suotlily, xuut/rie, mio. " in ^iif)r: 
 ^fit, 111 i-'cr ll).it. Ijrien, maljrfngi'n. 
 
 So4»tli<«ay, kvttli\k, V. n. pro))l)e: 
 
 So<»tli««»y, t 
 
 SootltMMyiiig', suut/i'xiiiig, ) 
 1. ■■ C>ii6 isiiil;rrctcn, tte ^iiljrl^iifiiflfen. 2. 
 tie i>3iit)rriirtiiug, ^ropljcjeiiiiig. 
 
 SautKifayer, sOui/iiiaur, t. bet 
 2aj.ihrr.iger. [feit, riigige 2}erd)iirfenlieir. 
 
 So<»tiuefl8, kuut'cnes, i. tie ')iii^uy- 
 
 Soutifili, suut'i»h, udj. ivie 9iii6, 
 
 CliBI(t)t. 
 
 Sooty, soot'4, adj. I. nifiig. "t. i 
 
 |d)iu.ir} , tiiilcr. 3. riiMflrtiJ. 4. 9{iib er^ 
 
 )riigi'llC. Mit.TON. 
 
 So<»ty, V. a. rtigig iiiiid)en, brriigen- 
 
 Sop, sop, <.t)oll. sop; niigi'li'. sop) «. 
 
 SOR 
 
 1. tcr fingetiinfte 25i(ten , bai eingctnnfte 
 ©ti'icf. 2. 6er jur ©er.infngiiug (j. -S. einefi 
 §iiiite^ 20 beilintnirr ■ijrorfen, tiiigetiinfte 
 SSrorfen dnid) i); ( tnl)er ) 10 give a - to 
 Cerberus, ten CTcrbeme turd) eiiun oorge: 
 lucrt'enen 23n'rfen ju berd)W)id)rigen fticften ; ill 
 nature is not cured with a — , ^l^oeartigfrit 
 l^eilt innn nid)C iiiic einem enigetunfceii 
 iBrprfen. 
 
 Sop-in- wine, [iBot.] tie Setcrnelff. 
 
 Sop, V. a. tuiifcn, ciiKiinfen. 
 
 Sope, i. Soap. 
 
 S«»pli, kof, (Int. sophista) t. [eugl. 
 Uniuerrj ter &opl)iMiioTe (Srtitent in rciueiu 
 jiuiitcn o"')"'- l®i^Vl)i, <Sd)iid). 
 
 Soplil, so fe, (pn{.) t. [^crilenj tei 
 
 Sopliical, sofekal, adj. -f SSieiti 
 l)eit ithcent. 
 
 SoplliKiil , sof'fi/Lin, (gr. sophisnia) 
 
 tcr irii.)fri)iiiB, ©I'pljiein. 
 
 Sopllist, soi'tisi, (u. gr. sophia) t. I. 
 ein £'ii)rir ter i)5i)ili:ropi;ie pter SIDeltiuci^ljeit. 
 
 2. ter >£ppl)i|l, Irugi'erntlnfiler. 
 Sopliister, s6f'fi>.tur , «. I. "^ eiu 
 
 ttt)Ttv ter ^iJI)ili)iVpl)if. 2. bet ®cpl)l|l. 3. ^ 
 o ter ueria titii;te ^ppf. 
 
 SopliiHter, v. a. f niit ®ppt)i£men 
 bcf^.uipteii, i<ericd)ren. 
 
 Sopllifltic, sofis'iili, ) , 
 
 Sopliisilicul, softs lekal, ] 
 \'\>\>i)i\h\<i). — aiguinent or teasoning, ter 
 Iru.ibnueif, inigrd)iii§. [ropl)i|li|'d). 
 
 SoplliNticnIly, s6fis'iekal4, adv. 
 
 Sopllisticnte, k6fis'iekiie, v. a. 
 I. uertiii|d)en (2i3ein 10. 2. t perterben, 
 oergifttn. HooiiER. South. 
 
 So pliisticated, nid)ted)t, uerMird)ti 
 [Gl)eMi.i fd)led)t. [ td)t. 
 
 SopliiKticate, adj. prrf(iird)t, nid)t 
 
 SopliiMticatiou, sufistek4'shuu, 
 *. ; u. I Me iBi'riiiird)iiiig. 
 
 Soplliffticator, sofis'tekitur, t. 
 ter 25irfiiird)er. 
 
 Sopliistry, sof'fistie, «. 1. tie 
 £opl)i|urei, Jtuguerniinftelei. 2. tie logi|'4)c 
 ®d)iili'ilniiig 
 
 Soplioiiiore, sSffomore, I". S p h. 
 
 SoporHt«, sOp'6riite, (dU. sopor) 
 
 0. a. t eiiit'(l)lafcrn. 
 Soporiferous, sop6rif'urus , (I.) 
 
 iidj. tini'd)Iii|ernt, nnrfonril). [luiitel. 
 
 A soporiferous medicine, tn£ &d)lilf: 
 
 Sop«»rirerou8ii<;88, soporif'iir- 
 usucs. I. tie (figenrdliijT eiiijui'djlntern, tie 
 niirfotird)e (S-igenrd)ii|t. 
 
 Soporific, hopoiiftik, adj. ein: 
 i'd)l.iti'riit, ii.irfi'tnd). - *• bn& ©d)MtinitteI. 
 
 S4»porou.*i) so'poius, udj. i£d)iiif 
 i>eriiri'.id)eiit, «£d)iiit... - diseases. £d)inf- 
 ftniifheiren. (G-iiier, ter eintiinft. 
 
 Sopper, sop'pur. t. ter(^iiitiiiifeute, 
 
 Soprano, soprA'u6,(ir.2B.;«.I'}Ru)'.l 
 ter Soprnii, Duf.iiit. 
 
 Sorb, siirb. (Inr. sorbus, soibuni) «. 
 [Uot.l I. -. ot. - tree, --apple-tree. 
 tcr (£pcrbcr=, Sorbciibiuim, ©prtiipfclbaiiin, 
 Spicrliiig^:, (Epeierliiig^:, (ri'ercrd)ciu,2>iifli'l: 
 beerbnuni , 'ilriecbecri'niint, Diirnibeerbaiiin. 
 
 1. -, ft. --apple, tie Spcrbrrbecrc, ilclee: 
 bcere , CrliVbccre , SSogelbcere , ©orbtirn , ter 
 i5i>rbiiptc!, ©V'lcrliiig. (becriaurc^ ©oij. 
 
 Sorbate, sorO'ate, t, [Ql)m\.] ve^eu 
 
 SOU 
 
 Sorbent, s^rb'ent. f. Absorbent. 
 
 Sorbic, soib'tk, adj. [dtjcnx.] - acid, 
 tie iBi'gellJecrfnure. 
 
 Sorbite, sor'bfl . (i>. fnt. sorbeo) 
 adj. t emgcfdjliirft ivcrteii fonnent. 
 
 Sorbitioii, sorbish'un , «. f bai 
 ©mrdjliirreii, fie C^inrdjliirtiiiig. 
 
 Sorboilical , s^rbnnnekal, adj. 
 eincii CofriT tiT -Jcrboniie betrcffciit. 
 
 SorllOIlist, soi'bonisl, (P Sorbonne 
 in ^arif) *. ter Sprboimii'l, Doftpr tec 
 Srrboniie. 
 
 Sor<;erer, >3r'slrur (fr. sorcler) 
 «. tcr ^ercitnicnler, 3<iiiberer. 
 
 Sorceress, sor'seies, t. tie $t');e, 
 3aiit'cniin. 
 
 Sorceroiis, sSr'seriis, adj. )anbe* 
 rifvl). S'li'bi'rcicn eiitljaltcnt. lipejrerei. 
 
 Sorcery, *5i'scie. 1. tie Siuiberei, 
 
 Sord, sArd. ifir Sward, iilieijr©. 
 
 Sordawallte , sord'aualite , «. 
 [03iiiieriilg.] tir Sortoiunlit. 
 
 Sordes, sor de^, ii>u. <2B.) «. ter 
 iBpteiiffl^, llnnitt), lluHnrl), todiiniiQ. 
 
 Sordet, sor'dii . i ifr. sourdine) 
 
 Sordine, sSrde^n, \ ». [-^Jiiif] tie 
 @prtine , ter Sanipt'er , bai Auirin ( fur 
 trpiiipeien). 
 
 Sortlid, kSr'did, (l.it.) adj. I. T ibeit 
 nnl)e •■; fcftiniiijig. 2. fa) iiietrig, geiiiein, 
 fd)le(ftt, nietcrtrndltig b) fd)niiiyig, ftljig, 
 geijig. lfcf)iuui)iger OJJeiifd). 
 
 A sordid fellow, ein itnitfer, Jilj, 
 
 Sordidly, siii'didli. adv. fd)iiiii^ig, 
 genifiii, nirtcrtrad)tig; filjig. 
 
 Sordiduess, s^r'didnls. < I. f tic 
 ®d)imiijigfeir (Uiireiuiid)feit). 2. i a) tie 
 ®enieinl)(it, ^ietertriid)tigfeit. b) tie @d)niii< 
 ^igfeit, giliigfeit. 
 
 Sore, sore, (ongelf. sar) I. a) tic 
 fc^nieril)iifte , loelje, luunte ©tefle. b) t.i4 
 ®efd)iui"ir , ter ®d)nten. 2. t ter Sdxncri, 
 tie ^Irtge. [if.iint?miiriicrtf. 
 
 Sore-throat, [5Bpt.] eine 3frt te« 
 
 Sore, adj. I. empflntlid) fiir bai 0)e< 
 fuljl, fd)merjl)iift, lunnt, ipcl). 2. i a) frnnf, 
 reijbar (p. fflenintlje); empftntlid) (p. 'Ble.i* 
 fd)en). b)fd)iper, Ijeftig (u. .Rummer k.); 
 trnurig; f).irr (Uebel 20. 3. l a) l)efiifl, 
 geipflltig cJliigrijf k.). b) * flrnfbiir, fd)lcd)t. 
 
 A s o r e disease, eine fd)ipere ^ran(l)eit. 
 A - night, eine ®d)iincriiiid)t. 'Tis a - 
 trouble to nie, e6 mnd)t inir fd)iueren, ticlcii 
 jtiiininer. To have - eyes, miiiite, biife 
 'Jlugcii [jiiben. - ears, bai JDf)reiiiue(), tee 
 Dl)reiifd)nierj. A - head, throat, breast, 
 itopfiuel), i^nieipel), ^ruiliuel). A - finger, 
 em |d)limmer, biifer J-iiiger. - of battle, 
 iPUMt PPll ter ®d)lild)t. To make our minds 
 -, iiiiftr (Senuitl) ju perlct^en. 
 
 Sore, udv. 1. Ijcftig, fd)mer, Ijnrt, nrg, 
 riff. - vexed witli grief, ppin Summer 
 turdjtningcii. Full - against my will, gnu) 
 Pt. tiird)iiud luiter nicimii ICideit. -sigh'd 
 ihe kuiglii , fd)iper ffiiiicre tcr Jfitrer- 2. 
 fel)r. 
 
 Sore, «. 1. - Pt. Sor-falcon, bet 
 cinjiii)nrte Jolfe. 2. cfr. saur) ter jpirfd) 
 Lit. 9{fin'Prf 1111 picrten Oiil)re. Shak. 
 
 Soreag^e, sor'idje, *. t(i« enlc ^\\\\x 
 cmee galfeii, elje cr ild) Qciuiiurct l).u, en* 
 erjle G)cfieter te^felben. 
 
 56- 
 
884 F&te, far, fSlI, fat. M^ met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n5r, got. <^'l. clSi'id. Tiibe, tub, fi'i II. t^in Tflia. 
 
 Sorelion , sore'hon , } inu6 sojourn) 
 Surn, soin, 5 J. 1. (e()etii.) 
 
 fine iel)iivei1)riirt)c ^Incferei, wo 6cr OJnint); 
 Ijrrr mit fciiirni OJffDlije fic^) na(<) 2Sirifiil)r 
 bei reiiieii Diriirtmnnncn einltiflcrtc, tai litjw-. 
 tcct)rl ct)e, frcie Dunrticr eiiieS (Sriinbljerrn 
 b(\ temeii SSnfaden; (6ft()cr) 2. i ber uiioc= 
 bereiie Sefud). 
 
 To so r II, to be a sorner, fid) lilige! 
 t»ftiii tei &tium ciiilngern, eiiiliegtn, ftd) 
 frfi einqiinrrireii ; ©inem fliif 6em §al|e 
 
 •iorel, sor'il, f. Sorrel (rottjlic^). 
 
 Sorel, (u. »ore) *. eer ^irfd) uber 
 9{cl)tH'cf ini ^ritrc^ ^ai)xe. 
 
 Sorely, soreli. adv. 1. \'d)wtt (i)er» 
 wiitiDci jc); I't^merjljaft, 2. ± fc^merjlic^, 
 tjefrii), frf)n'i'r, «rs), ticf. 
 
 To lie sorely pressed with want, bru< 
 rffiiDcii OJfanaol leiitn. He is - pained or 
 ntflicied, 68 )"ct)nicrjt it)ii ticf, et ifi tief 
 berriibr. 
 
 jiorenesf), s6re'nes, ». 1. bet 3u= 
 jl.iub, ba Gtwiie, J. 93. eiii ®efd)»uuif bi'im 
 5tnffil;lcn fd)nier}t; - of the head, - of the 
 eyes, bnS Sopfmef), 5lugeni«cf). 2. i bie 
 le-iiippnblK^tcit. [ [93ot.] bet ©orgriuiic. 
 
 Sorg-U, 8Sr'g6, (nud) So r' gum) *• 
 
 Suring'f sA'rfng, (i>. soar) ». bit 
 ^iHViirVilirrc nuf cffenem {Jelbe. 
 
 Sorites, sorl'uz, (gr.) ». [Sofl.] ber 
 ©orirce, ^ettenfd)Uig. 
 
 feiorner, sornur, t. ber ©itiiieger; 
 ungcbcteiie &aH; f. Sorn. 
 
 Sororicide, soror'reside . ((at.) <■ 
 1. ber ©djiuefieriiiDrb. 2. bet ©c^iui|ler= 
 m&rbir. 
 
 fiorrag-e, sor'ridje, *. t tie ^Blatter 
 nm gniiieu ©etreibe, tmi jiiiifle (Snlii nin 
 ©ftri'ibe. [nrjencif.] ber ©d)nbf, JeMer. 
 
 Sorrance , sor'ranse , #. [9{op> 
 
 S€>rrel, sornl, (fr. saure) adj. tUi)-- 
 lid), fiid)6n)tl), gel&rotf). 
 
 Bright sorrel, light -, ltd)t6rAlin. 
 Burnt -. fd)w<irj6rnuii. [6 ber 9{otl)fo>>f. 
 
 A sorrel liorse, ber 9{otl)fuc^4. — pa'e, 
 
 Sorrel, *. bie rijfl)lid)e, fiid)«rDr()e 
 JJa I'e; ber SKoififiidf*. [©auetntiipfer. 
 
 Sorrel, (nugelf. sur) $. (95i't.] ber 
 
 Sorrel-salt, brte ©ouerfleeffllj. -- 
 tree, ber ©niieranipfrrbiinm. 
 
 Sorrily, sor leic. adv. nrmlid), nrm; 
 felig, rrl)iirnilid), rleiiP, tmiitig. 
 
 SorriueK.<t, sor'ieneK, s. btc 3lnii> 
 "fligfeit, 'ilermlid)feit, (frt'nrmlid)feit. 
 
 Sorrow, sor'ro. (niigeir. sorg) *. ber 
 Riiimiier, ®rnm , bie iraiiet, 'irnurigfeit, 
 •Betn'ibiiig; Irt'ibuil, bn6 Sjciben, bie Surge. 
 
 To yield to sorrow, fid) betn'iben. To 
 feel - for ... ficf) betrubeit iiber ... To my 
 -, jii nieinem Setfivcfen. 
 
 Prov. When sorrow is asleep, wake 
 it not, tiiiid)e bir nid)t iiunijtf)ige ©i<rge. - 
 comes unsent for, ©prgen fDiiinieii uiigei 
 niffii. — will pay no debt, ©r.im jot)lt fciue 
 ©d)iilben. 
 
 SorrO^V, (angeff. sarian. sargian, 
 Korgiaii) n. trAiirig, iiiebcrgerd)liig.'ii il'iii, 
 •raiurn, ftd) fi'imtiicrii , ild) grnmeii, fid) 
 fraiifpii, fi(t) ivtril&rn, leibcu. 
 
 To sorrow at, for, ?!tni6t fcill UbiT 
 
 • ., iii fi:ntmcrii liber .. i-fcr iini .., be» 
 
 SOU 
 
 f unimert fein mn ...Sorrowed, + trnii; 
 rig, betriibt. Smak. 
 
 Prov. He that goes borrowing, goes 
 sorrowing, iJorgen nind)t ©orgcii. 
 
 Sorrowful, sor'roful, adj. I. trail; 
 rig.betn'ibt, fiiiiiinerv>o(l. 2. tnuiriij, flagiic^. 
 
 Sorrowful tree, ber iraiierbaiiui. 
 
 Sorro^vfllily, sor'rofille, adv. 
 fliif cine triiiingt', fiiiimicnuidc ^eife. 
 
 SorrOlvf'ullieSM, sor'rotulnes, s. 
 bie irotirigfcit, ber JtuiiinuT, Wnim bns 
 ©lenb. [Imuerii, btc Irauer. 
 
 Sorrowing, sorroiug , s. iiM 
 
 Sorroivless, sor'r6le.s, adj. fuill; 
 merlon. 
 
 Sorry, sor'ie, ad}. I. traiirig. betriibt. 
 2. traiirig, iiagiid); fd)rccfiid), eiufcylid). 3. 
 eleiib, arnifcliij, erbariiilid), jiiiuiiifrlul). 
 
 We are sorry lo lose friends or pro- 
 perty, Jreiinde ob. 25ermiigeii uerliert man 
 iiiigern. I am - of it, ti i|t ob. Hint niir 
 leib , t& franft niicft. I am - for yon , irt) 
 bebaure ®ie, e6 ill niir leib nm ©le. We 
 are - for ... ruir bebaiieru ic. A - excuse, 
 cine fal)le (S'ntrd)iilbigung. To make a - 
 appearance, jnninierlld) ailSfftJC"- 
 
 Sort, soit, tint, sors; fr. sorle) ». 1. 
 a) bie ©orte, QnaliMt, Oiuriing, "llvr, itlnffe 
 CU. OJfeiird)en K. ). b) (in eiujerer $5eBen; 
 nmg blo^ udu 0)?cnfi1)eii) bie Kiaffe. o t 
 cine betliiiinite ©atriiiig, i^loiTe luni ■>JJicii: 
 \(ijtn , bie ®ereTird)aft , ibaitbe , 9?i>tte, ber 
 ijatifen. Shak. l. nieljrcre Dinge wn ber> 
 felbcn Ci)ariiiiig ob. iixt , ^\\6 ^aar ; pi- 
 Sorts, [ it)pogr.] bie lortirren, abgi-iegrcn 
 35ud)|lnbeu. 3. bie •iart, 5Cei|e (luie (S-tiva* 
 gcrlian \wxt). 4.t bet S^ang (Ijij^cre ©rnntij. 
 Shak. 5. f t)\\6 Cos. Shar. 
 
 A strange sort of man, cin fonberbarrr 
 ^enfd). Men of the wiser -, or the better 
 -, ucrflanbigere Scute, Scute m\\ ber bcffcrii 
 Piaffe. All -s of people, aflc®attungen, Klai'; 
 feni'Dn'OKenfrtjeil. In such -, afterthis-, a\\\ 
 biefe airt. In like -, aiif gJeic^e >2lrt iibcv 
 <IDcire, gtiid)crn>eife. In what -, aiif >ucli1)e 
 >Mri? In some -, oiif flciuifTc 'Mrr, gciuiflci': 
 innfecii. To be out of -s. uerbricgli.l), triUi: 
 rig fciu- To put out of -s. aii6 ber JaiJiiiu) 
 bringen. To draw the -, -f- boe Si)6 jirljcii. 
 The common -, -}• bie gcmetnen ©rlbatcii, 
 (Qemeinen. Shak. (And officers) of — «, I'Oii 
 u«rrd)iebcnea ©raben. Shak. 
 
 Sort, V. a. 1. natt) bcflinimteii iiiic 
 befmiDcrn ©attnugen cb. Slnffcn lonbcrii, 
 abronbcrn, nnsfonbern, trciincn, eintljcilen, 
 au6lefeu, au6fiid)i'n, fortiren, l^anbel] bra: 
 (fen , aiiortiren ; (from) fonbern , abfonbcrn 
 (ui)U); (with) red)t»cn (jii), in cine i?latTc 
 fc^cu (uiit). 2. ju|"ainnienfle[(cn, jufamniciii 
 legeu, uerbiiiben, anpafjcn ; (with) ocrgIei= 
 d)en (init). 3. orbuen, auotbncn, ftigen. 4. 
 iva^lcn ; (out; (ljcr)aH9flic?)eii, au^lcfen, Mxi-. 
 \W\)U\\. 
 
 To sort goods, 555aflrcnfluef(t)iegeii. Per- 
 ceiving by her words ill sorted, that 
 she etc., an il}ren unjufamnienljangcnben 
 2l5orrcn bcnierfciib, bog f»c ic. All my pain 
 is sorted in no proof, afle (ucinc ''TCulji' 
 l;at jii iJiid)ts gcfiil;rt. Shar. 
 
 Sort, V. n. 1. fid) ucrbiiibcn, ftd) ocr= 
 eiiiigcn (witii , mit) ; iictbnnben feiu. 2. flil) 
 fiioen, a) paffen, n<<> fdjirfen, aiigctucffcn 
 
 SOU 
 
 fein, angef;eii, gctjcn, taugen; (with) fid) 
 fdjicii'ii (ju) , paffen (jii), ciiier ©ad)e aii« 
 grniciTm fein. b) «> au6fa(len, aufrdjlagen 
 (fid) cnbigeii). ^) fid) creignen, fic^ jiitras 
 gen. y) aiifitlageii, gcliugen. 
 
 To sort with any company, fid) iebet 
 (53efi'(ird)nfr nn!'d)lic(3en, fid)Otbeni jugefcden. 
 They are happy who.ie natures — witli their 
 vocations, bic fliib fliildlid) , bcrcn '^criif 
 iljnr 'Tfatiir ang meffeu i(l. To - to incon- 
 venience, ciiicn nad)r()^iligen 9(ii5gang ne^« 
 men. It sorted not to any fight, f efi fain 
 ju feinctn ®efed)ie. 
 
 Sortable, .sort'aiil, (fr. '253.) adj. I 
 gcfpiibcrt, au^gefuubert luerben f5nncn^, fii^ 
 fprriren laffenb. 2. (to) paffeub, patjlic^, 
 fd)j(fiid), taiifllid), aiigenieffcn. 
 
 Sortahly, sort'able, adv. pa0iid), 
 auf eiiie aiigcnirfTeiic SEcife. 
 
 Sortul, sdrt'al, adj. -j- ju ciner ®atf 
 rung gdii^rig. Locke. 
 
 Sortaiice, sort'anse. *. ■{- bie ^^ag> 
 lid)rcir, ©c^irtlidjfcit, ®einajl)eir. 
 
 To hold sortance with .., + Ciner 
 ^<f.&lt gema^ fein. Shar. 
 
 Sorter, sort'ur , *. [^aubel] bee 
 25rntftr, ®uter6cfd)aiier. 
 
 Sortie, siinee', (fr. '333.) *■ ['•OTilit.] 
 ber 3lnfefafl (ber SSclagcrtfii). 
 
 Sortilege, sort'eiSdje . (fr. IC. , u. 
 lat.) *• tail Sofen. [Scfeii betrcffenb. 
 
 SortilegiOUS. sorlele'jns, adj. tat 
 
 Sortition, sortish'un, (lat.) «. bie 
 ©cflimmniig burd) bai» So5. 
 
 Sortllieilt, sdrt'ment, s. 1. bad ©or< 
 tiren, ©onbcrn, SliiSfonbern. 2. tai ©crti* 
 uieiit, ^Iffortinient, 58erfaiiflager. 
 
 Sory, so'ri, *. [«)Kineralg.] ber 2ltr«f 
 mentflein. 
 
 Soss, SOS, V. n. + fid) nac^taffig onf 
 eiueii©tul)l!c. luerfen, fid) auf eiiiem ©tHl;(e 
 rcfelii, ifimmtln, ftd) anfjlrcrfen. 
 
 Soss, s. t ber 9{efcl, Si"ininif(. 
 
 Sot, sot, (fr. "JB.) *. 1. ber Dutnm» 
 fopf, ©d)i3pS , ©d)flf«fcpf, 1l)Dr. 2. ber 
 ^runPcnbolb. Pope. 
 
 Sot, V. a. + bnmm macftcn, ucrblilffen, 
 betaiibcn, Xiii SSerftanbc^ bcranbcii. 
 
 To sot ones time away, feme 3eit flUf 
 i-iiic biinime 5Irt c>b. mit ©aufen jubvingen. 
 
 Sot, V. n. t ftd) UDii SBcrilaube trinfen, 
 fict Mimin trinfen, fid) tpfl iiiib I'ofl trinfen. 
 
 Sotting, tai flate Irinfcn. 
 
 Sottish, sot'iish, adj. 1. btimin, 
 albcrn. 2. i einfalrig (u. ber ®ebnlb zo. 3. 
 triiufcn, begDJten, o bainifd). — adv. Sot'. 
 I is Illy, awi cine buinnie, albcrne S33eife. 
 
 Sottisliiiess, sot'tishnes, i. i. bie 
 Sumnil;cit, 31lbern()cit. 2. bie Irunfcnl)cit, 
 iai bamird)e SBcfcn. 
 
 Sou, suo, pi. Sous, (fV. <S3.) «. 
 [franj. Wiiiuiu.] ber Scu ( = V20 ""«* 
 JJranfcn). 
 
 Souglfe, suf, *. [t Ob. Oertr. ] bet 
 unterirbifd)e ®raben cb. ®ang, 9Jbjiig. 
 
 S o n g h ■ p i t , baS ^afennuH'r. 
 
 Sought, siwt. prnet. U. pp. von 
 Seek. - after, gcfiid)t, bcgcl;rt, in '5'"''G^ 
 (u. S53aaren). 
 
 Soul , sAle , ( aiigetf sa wel , sawl, 
 saul) «. I. bie ©ccle ( im ©cgcnfatje tti 
 lJ«ibc6; bn« flcifltge ^rinjip). 2. t a) bie 
 
Fntp. f7.r. r.''.I'. fill. Mp. u\(>\. Vine. fin. No. iii6vp. n6r. got. 6il. rlortii. Ti'iiie. jfitt. (ii!! i/nii. I'llis. 8S5 
 
 SOU 
 
 Certe (fin infcfligfiitf* 3Scffii ; ^rr ^OTeiu'rf) 
 
 Q'iiiii<Dl}iier). b) ( Me iSeele; |. 93. He wbh 
 
 a good, hoiie-st -, er ii'iir I'itie (jiitf , ehr; 
 
 lt:t>f Seelc; AImi. poor -, o nrniep ^Tiirrs 
 
 (fcfii! c ornter ^ciifcf)! o arnier 'S3Jd>t! cj 
 
 (bn6, nt<i6 eineni Ciiige Ccbeii, ^irff.imfeit 
 
 ntjttt)(ilt) bit: <Beelt. d) Me (iiinere, tl)iuine) 
 
 ^rn t. e)Mf ©ecle (terO)ci|l, >))?iitl)). Yoiiio. 
 
 f> ( trr Srcleiiabef. g) bit @eeie (DiU S5or: 
 
 nel)tii|lp Sa3i(t)tijj|le eiiier i£ort)e). 
 
 2. ») in Pari* there are more than aiiie 
 
 liundred thousniid souls. 
 
 Every soul in lieav'n •hall bend the 
 
 knee. Mii.toh. 
 
 2. c) An able cooiniander is the soul of 
 
 <tii army. Charily, the soul of all 
 
 the virtues. 
 
 With all my soul, lion ganger Serie, 
 veil oaiiiriii .^erjeii. Upon my -, tci iiiciJ 
 net £ecle ! My life is here no itoul's 
 concern, fettle Srele, 9tieiiiaii( futiitnerc 
 f\H) hier iiiii niein Sebeii. 
 
 Soul-bell, Me 'lo^tell(Jlutfe, f. Pas- 
 s i n g-b ell. --case, o 6et 2eib. --cheer- 
 og, --comforting, ^ obtv i feeler: 
 ^eiieiib, fcelerqtitcfeiiCi , tjeriliibeiiD. -con- 
 cern. Me 9(itgele(]eiil)eJt ^er <£eele, &eeleu< 
 91ii(jc(fgeii^eit. --destroying, | p^er t 
 frell•er^l'r^ell^, feeh'eriii4)tf iiC. --diseased, 
 •f feelfiifrniif. --dissolving, % obet j 
 (teirrivi-td)eiib. --fearing. Me @cele er: 
 fdtttdcnb. -mass, I. [rDiii. (ntt). Airilft] 
 tit ©cf(iiief[e, ©ecleitiiicfie. 2. ( 6cr liifl i 
 flller ©eeleti; --cakes, fiiid)eii, Me innn 
 (nil vieleii jDrreii in C^iioioitfi) an tiiefeui 
 X«ge au 91rme ttU6tt)t\lt. --saving, feiig. 
 ma(])cn&. -scot, --shot. l. (bet btn 
 9in(|elf(td)fen ) bai @tlb , bai Oeni iPrieflrr 
 fur Ciie Ceifiiuiio bt6 &tabe6 btialjlt ivurbe. 
 2. (rriti. fiUi). SLitdit] bai ®elb , ba6 fur 
 cine (Seelrnmeffe entridytct ivirt). — sell- 
 ing , Seeleii (9Kcnid)eM> oerfnufenD. -• 
 ■ ick, fcclfufronf. --trouble, ^ie ®eelen> 
 iiiiflil. --vext, \n bet ©tele beirubt. 
 
 Soul) V. a. t iiilt eitier ®eele begoben, 
 befcrleii ; ( uur in 3ii|A>iiniciire$ungen ge: 
 brniicblid), }■ 93.> Largely sou led, init 
 orcein Serleii , eiiie gri^@e ®eele f)abenb, 
 (jro^ljeriifl; Narrow-souled, eiiflfjeriifl, 
 fli'iiifeiifeiib. 
 
 Soullesit, s6le'l«s, adi. I. fecIrnlD^. 
 feellof , li'Mo*. 2. igetnein, nieMrtrndjtij, feig. 
 
 Suuiid, s6&j)d, (nngrir. sund; adj. 
 1. ; gei'iinb, a) (in forpcrli(f)er unb geijliger 
 JBnicljting). b) inu'crtiorbeii , feljicrfrel, gut 
 bcrd)o|feii, gut crf^dlten , giir uiO ivi'f)lbrl)at' 
 ten, uiii'erfcljrt , gnii}. 2. j d'on uiiforper 
 lid)cii Diiigen> a; grfuiib, fert (o. S(t)lnfe). 
 b) (Inrf, berb, fnifrig, tfidjttg (Sc^jlng 2c.); 
 fjerih'ift 'fiiig). c) (in ter SBnljrljeit begriln; 
 brt) gctnnb, |"(f)li(f)t, rirt)tig, t<t)t , gut (i«on 
 ®ruiitiVi(jcn); red)tgliiubig (i>. eiiitr £e^re), 
 flruiiMid) (u- 9{cgfln to. d; (itn 9{e(^re unb 
 @efr$f bcgruntet) mol)lbcgri'iiibft, gut (won 
 tirifin 9ie(f>te ic). e) |i reffirffftaffen. 
 
 The sound, bie Oiefnitbeit. A - under 
 •landing, mind or reason, ein gcriltlber 33er: 
 flnnb, cine gefunbe SBeriiuiift. - of under 
 standing, ypii gefiinbeni, giitein, nari"irli(t)eni 
 SJcrfloilDe. - tiniber. gr^Ull^ff .§>olj. Not-, 
 iingcfunb. nid)t gefiinb, I'trborbcit, I'crfaiiir 
 IV. ^cUt to, ft^nMinfr, |c(;lcrt)iift, luurni; 
 
 SOU 
 
 sou 
 
 (lit^ig. A - tooth, ein geflinJer 3«^n. A - JJiif-.o. 3. ['OTirit.] bind) tone nnbeuteti, 
 
 limb, ein gcrunbc« ®lieb. A- body, em leiren; j. 5J. To - the charge, iuin iUiigri|fe 
 
 gefuufcr fioryer. - health, gute ©efuiiMjeii. blnfen; to - the retreat, jmn ilftlcfjiige bini 
 
 A - horse, ein ffl)lerfrciee ijjferb. They re- fen; to - to horse, juni ■Jlufiu^en blnfen; to 
 
 served their sigiiiories whole and - to - a chace. Den Jdbmnrid) i(l)liigen. 
 
 themselves, jie bfljielfcu firt) ben gniijen U. To sound ones own praise, fid) felbit 
 :ingcil6rten ajefit) tl)rer 4)irrrd)ntiei4 uor- 'flu5porniinen. 
 
 In a - state, condition. l«ol)lfuilDltionirt, 
 bel)nitcn, gut iiiiD miil)lbel;niteii. 
 
 Proi'. Sound love is not soon lorgot- 
 ten. iilre I'lel'e roftet nicbt. 
 
 Suiind, ado. ftfl {id){aittt «.». 
 
 Ifound, 4. bit ©ctiiuimnu'lafe (ber 
 
 Sounder, K^dndnr, I. bit ^ttrbe, 
 Irifi, bn« 9{ubil (!Sd)iueiiie jc.». 
 
 Suuitdillg-, Kound ing. adj. fdiMlntf, 
 l)eUrpiitnb , flnngooll. - «. b<i6 i£rt).tliiii. 
 £liiigeii, I&nrn. 
 
 Sou. ■•ding-board, 1. [ OKiif. | fiT 
 
 iJ'f(t)f>. (bie '))iVereiige. S,i).iiU'p£)eu, 9{ffpnnnj=, SlniigbuDrn. 2. Me 
 
 Sound, iniigelf. »und; ». Cer ounD, I5t'tfe, ber >>iiiiiiiel (nn jtaiiii-in; ; bie Dirfe 
 The sound oi Denmark, [ Oieoijr ) ber ijber biT JriMife fiuiT ©(f)iiubiil)ne. --po^i, 
 
 ®""b. [[x>niibflj tie euiiMiile. i tie Stimiiif, b.i5 StiniiiiluMi (in CJ)>i!ii-ii.. 
 
 Souiid.due».*.;;.'.®unbj51le. -list.] Sounding-, «. l. leiur.J bne Son. 
 Sound, ifr. sonde) t. [gijir.] bie cinu. i. pi. .Souudint-s, [-))?.ir.] a) ret 
 
 Senfe, iSinrnneei, oet ©ut^er, ba* 6m^: j^lnfergruub; Me iiefeii; To he in -, Mm 
 
 "f"'- Sniibe (o nnlje feiit, iini u>il)eii )ii f&niuii ; lo 
 
 Sound, B.a. 1. (-Wnr.) fonbiren (init be out of -, feincn («runp Ijabeii , tuir fiin 
 
 bem iJUiloil) uiiterfti(t)en;. 2. i nndjii'ndjen, ; ItefiotI) feinen (SruiiC ftnben. b> Die ©onf 
 
 fonMren, frfprfdjen, rrgrunben , nu ffori(^>cn,i)iriiiigen. 
 
 auel)Dien; &ineM foiiMren, au«forf<ten, aut 
 t)oieH, il)in Aiif Me Satjwt fui^ien. 3. l6l)ir.] 
 mit bem Siictjer, ©lul^cifen, bet Suiibe uii> 
 tfrfii(l)eii, fpiibireii ; Me ijwfe (eiiie« Jtrnnfeiu 
 tiiic ber £»iibe uiiteri'iid)en. 
 
 To sound the pump. ['IRrtr.J Me $unipe 
 niK bent -;^oiliti<(fe priieii. 
 
 Sound, e. M. (>Dinr.] fcnbiren, Mt)ttt, 
 but f'l'tlj, vseiifblei luerfcn, nuriuerfeii 
 
 Sounding-lead, b(\& Senfblei. -- 
 line, bie 53(ei|\1)nur, ®eiif|V()nur, fiiThiinie. 
 -rod, [')».«r. J eiue eiferiie ©tntige, iitn 
 bnniit bte licfe bee SDnfier^ im Sd^ijfernuine 
 |u inefjen. 
 
 SouudleUi8,sound'les, arf;. l.grMnbi 
 k'A, iiiiergniiiDbnr, iincrgriiiiblK^ (u. eiiiec 
 licfe). 2. tonlo«, flnnglo*, Inntlu«. 
 
 Soundly, soundle, adv. 1. gefuitb. 
 
 Souad, «, [0(t>rl)OPlTj ber liuten. 2. t «M'e|l. b; ridjtig (urtljctien zc.). cj tief 
 
 jfi'rt), ^lti(fni'(l>, bie iNeerfpinne, ber i)}teer< 
 ivuriii. I 
 
 Sound, inngt'lf son; lu. smu ; ir. soin; 
 fr. soni «. i. 6er Ion, Caut ©djnt, iHnng.i 
 2. ber (lecre- ©d).iU. 
 
 (ftihleii IC). d) berb, iveiblii^, tuc^tig (idflat 
 
 fleii K.). 
 
 2. a) A doctrine soundly settled. Bacor 
 
 To judge or reason souudly, ein ge« 
 
 funbeg, rid)iige£ llril;eil fnfleu. To Judge - 
 
 2. It is the sense and not the s ou nd , |of . ., &tiuii£ ri(t}tig beunljeilen, ein gcfunbej, 
 
 that must be tlie principle. Locke, i ri<t>(igc£ llrtl^eil fnflcil Ubec... To aleep — 
 
 To make or yield a sound, tplicn, flill.|fe|l fd)lnfeil- 
 
 geu. fcf^nllrtl. Urneral lerius which (lid make S««Uudne8S, sound'nes, «. I. bit 
 
 nn ill — in men's earn, nHgcnicitie 'Jiui-: ! e)efunbl;fit. 2. t bie 9{i(^tigfcit, ^21ed)([)eit; 
 
 rriirfe. Me in ber Scute Ot)teu md)i iilul 3?(inl}eit (be6 0)inuben£); Diedjtgliuibigteit, 
 
 Mniitien 
 
 Suund-board, [Crgdb.] bne ^d)Ml-- 
 I'rrt ; bet ©iiiuniberfel. --hole, bt\6 2d)M-- 
 lorf), iliniig:, 'JiriViiniiiloi^. — -po»t, tic 
 €riintue bn^ @tiniuii)Oli, ®nminl;ijli(t)ci) 
 (ill bcii (5>figeii>. 
 
 Si>un<l, 1). a. I. tijnen, fctjallen, fliiir 
 gen, (i>. &rt)Oi luicberii.iilcn. 2. i a; fuiitjeii, 
 iniitrii. b< II erfd);iUen, niidgcl)cn. 
 2. ai Tliis rel.'itinii sounds rather like a 
 
 iiciioii than a truth. 
 
 2. b) From you sounded out the word 
 
 of the Lord. iHMi ciid) ill nii^crfd)o(lcii 
 
 ba6 IBoTi iei jprrr'i. Bible. 
 
 Tliat doe>> not sound well, bae (liligt 
 
 ilirglnubigreit ; (iininbfic^reit. 
 
 The soundness of timber, of the 
 teeth etc., bie Qicfiinb^cit be6 jpoljed, btt 
 3iil)iie :c. The - of health, bie gute ®e« 
 fiinbl;cit. The - of the constitution, bie get 
 funbe fieibcibefctjnffeiiljeit. - of reanoning, 
 bai ri(l)tige, giiiiiibc artl)i"il. — of principles, 
 Die gefiiiiDcn, gutcii (i)riiiibfat}e. With - of 
 reaxoti . iibtri'iiiilinitneiib mit ilnrfcn &tii\u 
 ben ber SBiriuiiift. 
 
 Soup, sOOp. (fr. soupe; @uppe) «. bie 
 ©uppe. itraftfiippc. SBriiljc, 5Ieifrt)Dru()e. 
 
 Portable soup, bic gU'irdjbriii^tafel , bee 
 23inii(UMifiu1)cn, infiljcuboiiidiin. 
 
 Sour, sour. (Oligclf. sur. surig; fniier> 
 
 nid)t fein; bai finppt iiic^t. To - shrill. «<<»• L. fnucr (U. ©rMg, ber 'MfiKj} lo. 2. i 
 frt)rillfn, geflcii, frfjiiUen. To - harsh, i)iUid)|a) t l)*rb (inibfnic zc). b) fnucr, fnuenoi 
 tijncn. jptird) cWficnc), niiirrifd); rnulj, (Ireng. c> 
 
 Sound, D. a I. r&ueii, Inurcn, frttnflen jiuifrig. dj etnpfinMid), birrer. e) (Ijnrt, jol)> 
 Ob. fiiiigen Mtnrf)f n , fdjafleii inffen , crri)iifn flrciig (p. (S-rbreidj;. f) rnul) (p. tcr SIDitte* 
 Inffcii; to - a tiumpet or a horr., eiiic Xrnni: I rung). 
 
 pete, ein .^orii blnfen, nuf eiiiir Irompcte,] A sour word, ein Ijerbe6 20i''rt. —fellow, 
 cmeni $oriie blnfen; to - an iuKtruiuent, ber Snurrropf. To make -, fnucr innd)cn, 
 ftiif fiiiem 3iiflriiniciife fpiclen. 2. i a) liijrei, : fiiiiern. He said a - tiling to Laura, er fngte 
 iniTnt (fiiicn ^Jiid^lnbcn zo, nufthlngcn, nn> Sniira eriun6 -Bittere*. 
 
 gpben (fine ijfotc). b) to -, oD. to - abroad. Pi-oo. To be tied to the sour appletrM, 
 erfdjnllcn inijcn nuspofnuncn (Oi'ninnt'eiCincii 6i)ftn OKniiii Ijnben 
 
SSf) Fale, far, fall. fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, i;6t, oil. rldiul. Tiib*;. tul>, full. i//iii. Tills. 
 
 Son r-c rout. riii'Soiierfraur. —-dock, 
 tine 'Jlrr iSaiuTiimpfer. --eyed, oerDriep: 
 lid) niiefi-tjoiiB. --laccd.. faucrfictjtig. -- 
 gourd., [»ot. ] tie 'll&niifoiiie, 6er 2lfffti> 
 bniim. — g">"- [5?ot. ] Per 2S5<iiTerbaiini. 
 --sop, [^ot.] 6cr rniire 5Bi(ieu, jiicfige Jln- 
 
 Sour, *. tie ©liiire. [fd)eiil?aiini. 
 
 Sour, V. a. 1. I'lUier iiinc^eu, laiierii. 
 2. i a) ocrbittrrn , rerleiseii ; iierfaijeu (iai 
 ©rfirfK. ;. b) crt'irterii ( tae ipcr,, ; , bitter 
 Bioc^fii; G-liieii niifbringeii. c) |lrcitge ma- 
 dtcintof GrDreid}). d; [CaiiDiuirtlji'd).] tSnif; 
 fliini>i{f)eii. 
 
 Sour, P.M. 1. fiiiier iwerDcn. 2. ifaiier 
 fcljen, rd)Cl i"ef;eii (upon, jii eriuaS). 
 
 To sour into severity, ill @trenge mi> 
 nrten. 
 
 Source, xAr»e, (fr. 9B.) *. 1. T tie 
 £liieUc (fines rfHifff^ ic). 2. ± Die QiieHe, 
 fcer Urfpniiuj, llrljeDer- 
 
 To have its source (in a lake etc.), (ill 
 eincm See lo eiitrpringen (u. i5liiiTtiO- 
 
 ,<iuur<let, sor'del, (fr. souidine) s. 
 [TOin'.] Dcr Dnnipfcr, tai illiiriii (fi'ir ircnu 
 |)eteii). [Diinipfer. 
 
 SoiirdiiK'!, sordeen'. «. [^Diiif.J 6er 
 
 Siuiirdoii, sdi'dn, (fr. ils.; «. liJiii; 
 tiivd.) taf ciJDiire iperj [tiirid)r, fiiiiert.. 
 
 Souring, sour'Ing, *. f(i6, luiis faiu'v 
 
 S$ouri»>, »66'iiz, (fr. 255. > *. I'Jjfer&ej 
 nrjfiiiif.] fic 'OTiiiis. 
 
 Sourish, MHH isli, adj. I'aiierlid}. 
 
 Sourly, .>6iirle, adv. I. faiier. 2. i 
 B) titter (irtdxii Jc), l)bi)\\i\d). b) (iiif eitie 
 cerDrieciute -iBeife. 
 
 Souriie.«tS, Noui'iies, *. L Die ©fliire. 
 2. i ill Du' spirtn'. b) Die 5jitterfcir (Der &i-- 
 tialtljfiliiiitnmu)). c) Die ©trenge. d) bie 
 ©d)i'ciiiicf)t, Diu- £niierri()en. 
 
 Sou.*;, !>()(>, sodse, 4. pi. D. Sou oD. 
 Sol. f. Sou. 
 
 Souse, sSuse. (fr. sauce) *. 1. bie 
 ©*ljt>rii"l}e, Dtr 'ipii'fei. 2. amai 6iiigep6fel: 
 ti!.-, Dae grpii'fflte Sd)ii>ciiifleifd), ipijfclfleirc^; 
 [Siorbiiiii.] t>(\6 ©djiueiiit'i'ijr, Die ©d)ii)eiii6> 
 fiige ic. 
 
 Sou»«c;, 0. a. 1. piSfelii, ciiipofedi, etn> 
 fnljeii. 2. fiird)6 aijuffer jitl;t'ii, Unto) tnii; 
 (hi'ii, euir<iiid)i'ii liii), lucrfeii (ill). Shak. 
 
 Souite, V. II. tint ipiftiijfcit frtlleii, l}er= 
 {r.dcii, fliirjeii, uipon) iiieDerfttiegeii , fli>peii 
 <aiif, V. i)iiiiit>i'i!'gelu) ; (down) Ijernbfc^iepeii, 
 li;eOerrd)iigiii. 
 
 SuuKe, V. a. I. tiiit $i'frigffit flrgcii, 
 tnffni i e C*-mem ciiit £;i)rieige (o X)ad)tel) 
 flfOeii. 2. i l}iriil)|lo|5eii niif... 
 
 SoH.ite, «Uv. e r.ippe, fh-ntfa, plo^liO). 
 
 - t. Cir DhrfiMiie, Der ©d)iiiip. 
 Souter, sdutiir. (iiiigcir. sutere; (nt.. 
 
 siiioi-) J. t Der ©d)iit)iiiiid)ir, Sd)iihfJitfer. 
 
 — Souterly, adv. f iDie eiii ©rt)iil;fiicfer, 
 grniein, ituDriii. 
 
 Soiiterrniii, xooilrriine', (fr. 23.) 
 f. bet iiiiterirDndje ®niig, SBnu, Dng iinter= 
 irDiidie Woiuolbe, GrDflciuolOe, Die iiiiterirDifd)e 
 5pol)lc. 
 
 Sf»iitli, s(\ut/j, (niigelf. suth) *. I. ter 
 ©iic, ©iigi'ii, 'DJiJiitiig (0)e(jriifn(; i>. OiorDciu. 
 2. Der ©liDen leiii liiDlid) jjiiegrner 'iljeil brr 
 frrDe). 3. t Der ©iiD, ©lifimiib. Shak. 
 
 South by weht, by eai>t, ©liD jtllll 'liii: 
 (ten, jiiiii jOileit. 
 
 sov 
 
 South, adj. fuDIict), ©I'ib... 
 
 South, adv. fiiDIld) (fllDlUiirt^). 
 
 Sou t li-coun try , Drt6 ©i.DIuliD. — - 
 east, soulHecsi', a> j. Der ©liCeil; — by 
 list, by souili, ©liDofl }iim Oileii, jiim ©ii: 
 Deii. b) adj. fiiDbiliid) , ©liDL'il..; -, uD. - 
 wind, Der©iiDC|l, ©llDurtlUlllD. —-eastern. 
 .M)ijTHce» tuiii. iidj. fiioi^iilld). --sea. Die 
 ©liDi'ee; --tea, [3Jot. J Die ilaffiiie, ber 
 4>ariiijuai)fl)ee; - rose, [5i5ur.J Der OUiiiu 
 Der, cyiftriMi-'iitiniim; --plum, [iSot. J Dei 
 0)iOiiDiiil>iUiiii. — -soutii-easi, sOuTli 
 soiiTH-eesr, a) «. I. Der ©uDfiiDo)!. 2. Dei 
 &iiDrilD0|1, ©liDfliDl'lllUlllb. b) adj. fiiDfllD: 
 C>|11id) , ©iiD|YlDO|l ... - - s o u c ii - w e s t , 
 .MiulH - soiirHnest', a) i. i. Der ©llDfliDi 
 iue|1. 2. Der ©iiDJ'iiDioeil, ©ubriiDiu.riiuiiiD. 
 \i) adj. fiiDjiiDiueiHid), ©iiDfiiDiucjl... -■ 
 west, soiiTHwest', a) *. 1. Dit ©iicmcil, 
 - by west, ©iiiipeil jiiiii iijeileii. 2. Dei 
 ©uDivejl, ©iiDa'e|liuiiiD. b) ad). fiiDiueillid), 
 ©iiaueil..; - wind, Der ©ribiueriiDiiiD. -- 
 westerly, souTHwest uile, uiij. fiiDll)e|b 
 lid), ©liDlueil. . . —-western, auii'I'H- 
 westu in, '«(<;. jYlDiuefllid) ; tosailu- couisc. 
 ,iiDiue|llirt) legtlii. —-wind, suulH «vind, 
 Der ^iiD, ©libiuiiiD. 
 
 Southerly, suTH'urle, sduTH ui- 
 .e, lidj. luDiid), ©liD... 
 
 A suutiierly wind, eiii ©I'iDlvillb. 
 
 Southern, siiiH lim, suulHum, 
 .id;. 1. fiiDiid), iiiittngifl, ©iib... 2. ftieiid) 
 ^^>lMll 'iU'iviiiror). 
 
 Sou I lit- in winds, ©uDlpiiibe. A — 
 biee/e, em ©iiDimiiD. --wood, [JBot.J Die 
 ©nii'iDiirj, tJlberriiiiie. — beagle, cine '2irt 
 Oiiflfl)iiiiDe. ^ ^ [lid). 
 
 Souiheruly, suTM'dmle, adv. fuD: 
 
 Southeriiaiiost , siiTlltirniuuiii, 
 adj. iiiDliil)!!, giiiii III ©iiDeii gtlegeii. 
 
 Southiit", sOiilH ing, adj. fublid), 
 nod) ©''iDcn gel;eiiD. 
 
 Southiiig^, *. 1. bie fiiDlid)e Jfic^j 
 tiing. 2. piii'iroii. u. >)Jtar. J Tlie - ot tlie 
 moon, Der r>iirrt)giuifl De6 *)JJoiiDe6 Diird) Den 
 •OWitiigcfreis. .J. l>))^if. J Der Sniif oo. bic 
 I)i|1niij ftiMiil) L'D. fnDiuiirie. 
 
 SoutlilltOSt, suuTH'iuosl, adj. \\\i: 
 
 iid)fi, goiij 111 ©liDen. 
 
 South.><uy, > . „ 
 
 ^ ., i • Soothsay. 
 
 Soutiisikyer.) 
 
 South'»«'Urtl, sijTH'urd, ado. fuD: 
 lid), riiDivaris- lad^eu (SegeiiDeii). 
 
 South^vard, «. ber ©I'iDeii (Die fi'lD: 
 
 Tu tlie sou til ward, nil ©nDeii, iMd) 
 ©uDen. IDiie *2iiiDeiifeii. 
 
 Souvenir, soO'veneer, tfr. 2tj.) 3. 
 
 Sovereign, siiveiin, (fr. >ouve- 
 raiii; adj. 1. 1)ih1)|1, illlerl;iid)jl. 2. iiiiiiiii: 
 fd)rtiiift (Die l;od)i'ie (iJeiunli l)iiDeiiDi, iiiibrs 
 frt)riiiiit. 3. (iiii l;i3d)rieii OJniDe luirrfani; gaiii 
 portrefflid) (©d)iii;iiii[fei u.) , tiiifel)tbnr. 
 
 A sovereign pnitce, eill lllilllll|d)rrtllf> 
 ter, iiiiiiDhiiiigiger (Ji'iril, ©tMii'eraii. 
 
 Sovereig°n, J. l. Der .C&trlHTr,ipcrr, 
 i?errid)i'r, iiiiiiiiiid)riiiifte 2)el;irrfd)er, ©ou. 
 leroii; a'il)crl).) Der Jyiiri^i .^err, £iiiiDeft)err, 
 :i<igiiit, Wrbieier, Diie ©riifltfobfrijiinpr. 2. 
 leiuit. "JWiiii.iif.J Der ©iMUHniii, ©I'liiuriiii; 
 D'i<r (= '20 ©hi(liiig). 
 
 S«»verel{fni*e, suv'crinue, ». ti. 
 it iOi-frijiiiHiif luu'iiuiii, i)ert|d;eii. 
 
 Sovereignly, suvlrinle, adv. t 
 
 im nod)ilen (ar.iDe. 
 
 Sovereig-uty, suv'enntc, i \. Die 
 Hiiiiiiiid)raiiftl;eir, Cberl)erri"d)nfi, ununu 
 i\1)ranfte ©taiit^giiuiilt , £ii^erl;errlid)feir, 
 Coerihiiufgeiuau, l)bd)rte, oberite ©eiunlt, 
 ObirgciuiUt, £aiiDe6l)crrliil)feit, 2fliiDei:-l;ol)eit, 
 ociiueriiiiitiu. 2. t Die hoiDile aSiH-triffiu-t)feit. 
 
 So**', s()ii , (angclf. suga, ©aii; gr. 
 sys; iiu. siis) *. Die ©lUi (pi. ©line), bnS 
 ■•))iuitcrf(i)iuein; Wild -, Die 2jiid,)e, ©uu, 
 (p'. ©iiiieii). 
 
 Prov. To take a wrong sow by the ear, 
 fic() uergreifeii. To grease the fat — in the 
 ackside, 'ii5ii|fer iii£ ■OJieer rrageii. 
 
 So w - ba b y, Dil6 Spailferfel. —-backed, 
 mi. eiiiein ©d)iueinoiiicffii, eiiicii ©d)iuciiifi» 
 riicten l;aDeiiD. --bane, [iisut.J Die -iOfiils 
 iiulDe, ber ©lUitoD. --bread, ['ijoi.j Die 
 iniffel, Das ©iiiibroD. --b ng, [ (i-iirom.] 
 Die '.!i|Jei. - - g e 1 d e r , ber ©d)iuf iii|"d)iieiDcr. 
 --pig, Dae ©iiiiferfel. -- tliistle, l^jut.] 
 Die ©iiii., ©rtjivciii;, (SaiifeDiilel. 
 
 So*v, s. 1. eine WnlDe, ein S'lbcr niit 
 jiuei ip.iiiDijaDen, Dir irog. 2. Die ©an (eine 
 '•Wiiiffe ©il)ii)arjfiipfcr;i - of lead, eiiie ^leis 
 inillDe, 'O^iiilDe 23lei ; - of melted iron, eine 
 (i'lfeiigaiie 3. l(S-iituni.] Die 'ilffel, iiellera|7el. 
 
 So'w, so, (angelf. jawan; faen) praet. 
 sowed; pp. sowed oD. sown, v. n. faeu. 
 S o w i n g - 1 i ui e , Die ©aofieit. 
 
 So*v, V. a. I. fnen. 2. i f^en (3n>ie» 
 irrtd)t jo; iierbreircn. 3. befnen, eiiifiieii. 
 4. t beiaeii (imt ©teriien :c.), beflreiieii. 
 
 Sow, si>, fi'ir .Sew ifl t, f- Sew. 
 
 So*%'Ce, fiir Souse, f. Souse. 
 
 So*ver, so'ur, «. 1. Der ©aer, ©ne» 
 mann. 2. i a) Der iBcrbreiter. b) Der 9in» 
 llilter. 
 
 A sower of words, ber ^laiiDerer, 9ln6« 
 breirer. A - of suits, cm ipnberilifter. 
 
 So*%'iu«i, suit inz, «. pi. Der ^tpaferbrei. 
 
 S«»*«l, soul, V. a. jiipfcn, jerreii. To 
 - any one by the ears, (J-men bei bell Dl)reil 
 jiipfi'ii. [Sewed. 
 
 So*vn, sone, pp. p. Sow, u. f ft"! 
 
 So*«'Ite, sone, (aU6 Deni fr. souvenu) 
 adj. t eiiibriiiglid), crl)obeii luerbcii (i)iiiicnb 
 (u. (i)elDrirnfeii). 
 
 Sovt'p, [Dertl.] a spoonful. 
 
 Soy, soe, #. bie ©oja (cme 'Jtrt ©ntj« 
 bn'ilje in 3iipnii). 
 
 Sozzle, soz'zl, s. [9?orbflm. ] bie 
 ©d)lunipe, ©(f)ianipe, t>a6 MiitOInfllge 2Seib£f 
 biiD. 
 
 Spnad, spad, s. [OJfiiieralg.] Der ©pat(). 
 
 Sf>SlCe,s|<ase. (lilt, spatiuiii i^t. espace) 
 «. 1. Per Sioiiill; the — between, ter Qmit 
 fd)enrnuni; i'J>bi)f.J ber JCaiiiii; i(i)eoni.J Die 
 5-iad)e. 2. i a) Der Seitfrtiii" , bie 3cit- l*) 
 t Die 2i5eile (eine fnrje S^'i^- 3. liypiigr.] 
 Dae ©piuiiiiii Die ^iliieidjlnijimg, pi. Spaces, 
 ©patieii; [-Mfiif. j Der il{aiiiii iiui|d)en bcii 
 ^ifitiuiiiien. 4. [■OJicc^.J Der uoii ciiicin get>» 
 nieiriKti'ii ^iinfte befitricbeiie 2Beg. 
 
 Ab'iui ten miles space to Walpo, tin< 
 gefaljr iel)ii S)Ji'eilen bi6 4baipo. The - be- 
 
 luerli two beams, bcr 3l^'rrf)l'llf''l"" / bai 
 
 '5tlD, iynd). The equal -s. ['Jlrd)if.J Der 'Jib.' 
 llailD. Ill the — of three years, in belli 3"-''t« 
 raiiiiie I'o'ii Drei Qiiljren. For the - ot tiiie; 
 years ur months, auf Drei 3iil.)re uD. ■'Biiiiate. 
 
FMe, far, fall, fat. Mi. met. Fine. fin. NA. move. n6r. -oi. 6il. cl6n.l, Tn»>p. fnh. fnll. t/,in. TMis. 887 
 
 SPA 
 
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 In 80 short a - of time, in fi> fiirjfr 3''f'<"'" ^'^'f^ 6e^^^ft. Up and down -. eine 
 Within a iliort - after... fur) nnd>.. God ^ttre, i'rrmirrfl|l ludrtjcr Tie ijarallel Uuyw. 
 may (defer liiR judgments for a time, and) ten .Retten etlier liead- iw.d stern - mooring 
 give a people a longer - for repentance, in ^er 'Mfitte rerfjtmiiifelii] uiiter eiiiaiiCft 
 fiittni aSolfe eine Innacre %xiH jiir !eue< ucrbiinPen fin^. 5. t,M («n"P'i"n- A - of 
 temitligcn. Tillotson. horses, of oxeti. ciii ffleipnim ^pferre, Citri'H- 
 
 fonimt 
 
 Proe. In space comes grhce, 
 3<it, foiiimt diiVt). 
 
 fipace, V. n. t ^trwttu, uinljerflrfifcn. 
 
 iip»ce, V. a. [Ippoor 
 (f^eii, fHrd)i'd)iegcn 
 
 2. Life'* but a span; Til every inch 
 
 enjoy. FAaai'tiAR. 
 
 Span counter, — farthing, iciii 
 
 ©Vit't" eiii! litniifeniV.) ^ll« ilnfrt)Iaafn. --long, tpaii- 
 
 l^irfd). |nc(ii)liiiia. --shackle, ['JJtar.j fer !©iii)ii 
 
 Space, i. (ICnibnifpr.) ber treijiihrige Cer ■JJniffrt'nlfen. 
 
 SpaceTiil, »pAse'fil.ad;.ta<i''iiiniiij. SIpan, e. a. I. fpnnneiib nieJTcn, fpnti. 
 
 SpaciuuN, spi'shus. (liu.spatiosns) incii, iiiuiVtinnrn, uberi>>inMi-n. 2. i (ubert).' 
 orf;. fli-rriiiinifl, QtraumUd) , gernunt, weit, | nirfTen , ttu?inriTen. 3. [ TOnr. ] mrt laueii 
 utntflffeiib. — adv. Spa'ciously, ger.iiu ' ff|l Jiir'ii"nifnjicl)en. 
 mm, iveit. ["Mi'nr.i Spuiming of booms, bn^ (^rft 
 
 A thing that spreads spaciously, ein'ietjeu ber 33miine cb. ©picren ber Segfl nut 
 Diitfl, b«= I'irl jRniiin einnimmt. I iniifn. Spanning of runners, Paf 3ii = 
 
 Spaciousneim , spA'shusnls, #. irtiiiini-iiiVrcii ber «J5(irten eiiier 'TOiinrel. 
 ble ©rrnumigfeit, SDfite, ber llmfrtiia. Spancel, span»el, *. [Ocrtl.] eiti 
 
 Remarkable for the spaciousness of Strict , bie ^mtcrfUBf ciiier Rut) }n biuPeii. 
 Its prospect, nierfipurbifl roeoen feiner mcif - »• «• bte ^nftc (eines ^ferbe« obei cincr 
 
 fliisacbfi?'"''" 9liiffid)t. 
 
 Spaddle, spld dl. (dim. V. Spade) 
 «. for fleiiie Spiiten, ©pottt. 
 
 Kill;) tnit rincin (Stricfi' biiioi-n. . 
 
 Spandrel f xpandill, «. ber ^iaiim 
 )mi (t;i'ii ber i<iiri>e eiiiee ^3nai^"^ >>"^ ^i^" 
 Spade, spide. (anaelf. spad, spadaj^rertKcn fic etnifDlir^fiibcii fiiiiicn. 
 «. I. ber gpnten, b«« fflrnbrtteit. 2. } a) Spaiie, spAne, r. a. f fpnf)nen, uou 
 (H.menfp.] ©pnten, ©dji'ippcii, ^JJiqne, <Pief. ber •Wfiittrrniiid) ennwiljnen. 
 b (niid)Spaid) bie brnjnDnae >>irf(t)ri.l). j Spang:, »pang, (Spniifle) «. t ber 
 c) (liu. spado) bn« uerfrf)nittene lljiet, ber (bie) Jiifier, ^liiiter^ 
 ©ettluifl, i!GatM*. Spang-Ie, spang'gl, «. 1. ber SJlittcr, 
 
 I'roe To call a spade a-, ein Ding glimer; QJiMbjlimmer, Oolbpiittr. 2. i ber 
 
 bti feMicni re<f)tcn 37aineii iieiinen. 
 Spade -bone, f ba6 ©d)iilter6rnft 
 Spade, V. a. mit bem ©piiten gniben, 
 
 flM-e^'cii 
 
 Spadlard, spA'd4ard.}«. [(Ei^rnmnl< 
 Spadier, spAMeur. ^\\t] ber 0)ras 
 
 btr, ycv.ii'uiiiii (ill 3i"i'fl''ii&en). [vvili 
 
 Spnd<*riil, spAde fSi. «. ein ©piiten 
 SpadiceOUN, spadNh'us, (Int.) adj. 
 
 I. l)i'iiiPfo. 2. [iH't.] mit einem Kulben ucrs 
 
 fihiii, riMl'fiitrngenb. A - flower, eine RvU 
 
 bfiiMtPiii'. 
 
 Spadill«>, spadil', (ft. S93.) «. [$oin> 
 
 tri'iV <l; Mc lipiibifle. [Inrt). 
 
 Spadu, spA'do. «. ber Scming, WaU 
 Spadrooii, spadruun', (fr. espadon) 
 
 «. r.i. ji« ir(l)iuiMae ©d)liicf)trrf)rocrt. 
 
 Spae, (fdjott.) to prophesy, to 
 
 di V i 'I p. 
 
 SpnewiTe, (i"(f)ptt.) prophetess. 
 Spug^yrlC, spajir'rik, (lot.) a) ad). 
 
 glint nier 
 
 2. For the rich spangles that adorn the 
 sky. Waller. 
 
 Spangle-maker, ber 9l>t'ci^<'*<^^^'^ 
 jjlitfcrrdjlciaet. 
 
 Spang-le, v. a. l. mit $^Iittrrn be- 
 
 f<l)e\\, bcjlittcrn. 2. l | glniijeiib niact^eii. 
 
 2. What stars do spangle heaven with 
 
 sucli beauty, wel<t)t (Sterne jtimnicrii 
 
 am i^immcl mit folcfjer »^nlb. Shak. 
 
 Spangled with eyes, tnit ^lligcil flini: 
 
 nicrnb bci'e^t. Tlie spangled skies, ber 
 
 gcfliriite $»immel. [bie ©paiiiiriim. 
 
 Spauiard, span'yard, t. ber SpaiiitT, 
 
 Spaniel, spanyel, (fr. e'pngneul) i- 
 
 I. ber ii3nd)telt)Miib, ijjfiljiiertjnnb. 2. t tn 
 
 ^rie(t)er, ®d)nieid)lcr. Shak 
 
 Spaniel-bitch . bie ^a(f)teI()i'iMbinii. 
 
 --fawning, fricrt)enbe St^meic^elei. -- 
 
 like. fried);iib, r(f)mcid)lcrirrt). 
 
 Spaniel, »• n. fried)en, fd)mtid>eU\, 
 
 t d>»-miiM), t)irmctifd). - art, bie ©djeibe. rdjwiiiijfln. - t>. a. ©iiiem luie ein 2i3nd)tfl 
 funil. h) «. ■J-ber©d)eibefrinjTfer. — Spag'y- Ijnnb nnd)fDlgcn, nod)liuifcn. Shak. 
 
 rl»i. J. + ber ©d)tibefrin(ller. 
 
 Spaliee, spA'lii.Mtfirt. sipahi; perf. 
 Spall i, ) sipahee) «. bec 
 
 gp.tlM iriirfifd)? SJeiter). 
 
 Spanisii, Spanish, adj. fpnnifc^. 
 A Spanish woman, eine @paiiierinn. 
 Spanish black, bi[6 fpiinifd}e ©dxvarj. 
 - camomile, (.95Dt.] ber fpanird)e SBertram, 
 
 Spairg-e, (|Vt/Ott.> todash, tosoil, bie 0)ciferiu«rj. -dog, f. Spaniel. - 
 
 as « i 1 h m i I e. I broom . bat fpnnifcftc ^Sfriemenfmut, bie rpa> 
 
 .•Spake, spAke, fnft «prn«t. p. Speak, nift^e (?Jenifle. ->■ brown, bo« |paiiird)e2}raun. 
 
 Spalt, »i>i\t.fs. (gd)mel}.J berSpnlt, - clouts, gnrbelnppc^cn. -coin, o iitoiic 
 
 Sp<'lf, spell. ^ €pnirftein. [fpniren. '•ICwte, Koniplimcnie. - fly. bie ipiinird)e 
 
 Spiilt, 'I', rpniteii) <iW>. ['Tforbiim.] Be= giieae; ber W'M'^crfnffr, (Solbfnfer. -duck. 
 
 Spun, span. •'= pniel. p. Spin. [Ornitl).| bie <S5irme. - elm, ta^ 3i)Pi'rn. 
 
 Span, (niigflf. spam «. l.bie^pnnne. hi'ij. - garlic, ber eiiiibfiioOlaiid), bie 9{i>(fL-ii> 
 
 2. t lie €pnniie. 3. |'Jlrd)it.I - of an nrch. bi.>(Ic. - goose , bic |panirrt)e &a\\6, (2d)iuii! 
 
 ftfi- C5-.ifiVriiMM,] jwird)eM ben -Winiern, mcniiif ncngnn*. -horse, bte (Jiiiigljciifdjrecfe. - 
 
 e!;i -yoflrii riiht. 4. f-Wiir ] eiii ^^nihf, 53riM'a jiismin. ber rpniiird)e 3iifniiii. - lf;iilier. 
 
 obcr ^djiii.M, a:i frijin biucn (i-iiben iid) ber |piuii|(^)e Sotitau. Juice or liconce. 
 
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 ber Siifrijfiiraft. - Bee'lle. ['^ot.] eine 3Irt 
 3ivei)al)ii. - nut. Cie beriiiiiPirdje 3ri^. - 
 red, Per 3i""Pber. - paint, bai SSIcimeig. 
 - pepper. Dcr iHbij't^e, )pnni|"d)e ^feffcr- - 
 paste. i'p>inifrt)ir ieia. - trumpeter, o ein 
 rd)vi'ii'iib>'T d-jVI. - white, fpaiiifd) yBeig, Pic 
 rpaiiirdic .RrciPc. -windlass, [OTnr.] eine 
 OIrt SnlppriiVifl , u'oiiiit mnn bai tnljereip 
 eiiu'p ^BaiiPriiiu'!.' oP. Pen Pniifer einer Inlie 
 aiil)Plt. - worm . ein 9?iiael in eiiiem SSret, 
 Pen niii'i bcini Diird)rii(ieii niitnfTt. 
 
 Spanisfli, <. bai ©ponirdje, bie fpai 
 nifite ©iTiute. 
 
 The Spanish, bie©piinier. 
 
 Spank, spanyk. (m. pange; fpnnaen) 
 p. «i. fliipi'iVii, mit ber fliid)en ipiinb i'd)l,ia(ii. 
 
 Spanker, Kpangkur, «. l. Q-tner, 
 Per (iiii (5)ei)en) Innae (Sd)ritte nind)t; ber 
 Stiitjer. 1. bir ftnrfe, gfi^we OKeiird). 3. eine 
 fleiiie 'Wnnie, ber i^efler, eine ^leinigfeit. 
 4. [-Wiir.l Pi-r 23rpPn)iMiier (ein ©egel). 
 
 SpankingTf spangking, adj. 6 
 groB . iliirf; iliutnd), gopiipt. 
 
 Ipaniier, spai 
 ber fpiiniir, bei'^ipanner. 2. ber ©pannet 
 (nil 3^ridMVin ; (i>b.) bie Suc^fe (felbil). 3. 
 ber Sitrnii('enPrel)er. 
 
 Span-ne«v, span'nd, (©pnn nnb 
 neu) ailj. rpnnnen, rpniiungelneu, funfcl> 
 nngeliien. 
 
 Spar, spar. t. [<roinernfg.] bn SpntI). 
 
 Adamantine spar, ber Dinmnilt|pnt(). 
 Calcareous — , Iceland- — , double -re- 
 fracting-, calc--, ber finlfipntl). Bitter-, 
 ber SJirterfpntl). Ponderous - , heavy — , 
 ber ©djiuenpntf). Siliciom -, ber Kiefel« 
 fpntI). - of lead. Bet iSlcifpntl). 
 
 Spar-shows, t. pi. 'OJ?ifri)ffDp(T.ifd)eH 
 uon ©pnti). t9{oI)rrpn9. 
 
 Spar, (nttb. ©pnr) # ber 9{ol)rfpcrIin(j, 
 
 Spar- hawk, ber SJi'ifenfnl'. 
 
 Spar, (nngelf. sparran) v. a. * fpcrren, 
 periperren, ricaeln, uerriegeln. [ricgeln. 
 
 To spar up. jnriegeln ; eiiifperren, cini 
 
 Spar, (©pnrreii) «. I, berSpnrreii; 
 pi. Spiers. [T)}?nr.] ©pieren, 2. »ber ©peers 
 bniitn, ©d)lnat'niim, 9?ie(je[. 3.* bie©peid)e. 
 
 Spar, (nngelf. spirian) ». n. i. au6i 
 fd^nien, nifen; [3?orbnin.] jnnfen, ^nbern, 
 llreitcn. 2. (ini 5('d>ten) Jfinten mndjeii; 
 [$n|)nenfiimpf.] bie §nf;nen mit bcbeSten 
 ©poren gegen cinnnber fnmpfen Inffen (nm 
 fie jiini fiampfe nufjiimunrcrn) ; nuSbnnen. 
 
 Sparable, sparabl, (ir. sparra) «. 
 t ber d^vede, bie 3n)erfe, ^eftjiwerfe. 
 
 Sparadrap,spar'adrap,*.[>J5(;nrtn.J 
 bai 2Li3iid)f pflnt^r , ber Xhirt^jng. 
 
 Sparag'e, spar'idje, ^e,f.Aspa. 
 
 Sparagu.^, sparlgus,^ ragus. 
 
 Spare , spAre , (nngelf. spariau , fpn< 
 
 ren) v. n. l. fpnren (fpnrmm fein). 2. i a) 
 
 SBebenfen trngen. b) gndbig fein, ©(^onung, 
 
 STndji'id): l)ii6en. 
 
 2. b)Tlie king was sparing and conipas 
 
 sionate towards his subjects. Per 
 
 Rbn'u] wax nad)nd)rig n. inirleiPig mit 
 
 feiiieii llnterrljnnen. Bacon, 
 
 To spare for nothing, ^itt)ti fpnren, 
 ti nil Olid)!* mniigcln Inffen. 
 
 I'rov. Spare to speak, and -to speed, 
 luer Pie ■IGi'rte fpiiri, uerfniimt vft bai brfte 
 ^liid. Evei - evef bare immer fpnren, 
 
 I 
 
888 Vhtp, fAr. fall, fat. Mi. met. Fine. fin. iN6, move, n6r, s;6t, 6il. c\6y\d. Ti\be, tub, fiill i//in. TIlJs. 
 
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 imtuct tnrben. To - at the spigot, and let 
 it luii out at tlie buiigliole. iti) ^leilieil \'\)a-- 
 ten 11. im ©rofu'ii ocr("cl)luell^cn. 
 
 iipare, ». «• l. iVnrcn, nuffpnren. 2. 
 
 ± a) fd)uiieu, erhnltcii, friilcu (t>a6 ScbftncK 
 
 h) to - one's self, fid) fdjDiien, 6ie yyiiii)c 
 
 fd)eiitn. c) t)iit G'iiutii gcboiiimg, ?l?nd)nrt)t 
 
 tj.ibfii. d) iVnrcii (t'ineii 3{arh lo. 3. fparen 
 
 (liiir I'o I'iel UDii G-riimf ofbrniidjeii , ali jnr 
 
 C5Trfid)iiiio finer 9ltJtld)t MirdjniiS mnljiBCii: 
 
 fi<l ill). 4. fpnreii, fi^^ eripnrfu (.aU I'ibcr-. 
 
 paffig iintcrfflfffii). 5. a) e^im-ii ciner ©nd)t' 
 
 iiberliebcii , (f imtn (J-tmnS cnparfii. b) ocr; 
 
 fd)iM>fti. 6. iibrig l'ef;nlten, rrrparen, crii6n= 
 
 gen (from, I'cn). 7. f oergmuun, gcflattcn, 
 
 rrrififjcii. 8. cnff>f(;rcii , niijTrn ((5-tiua«). 9. 
 
 (5?ii()nfiifniiipf ] ill 9l!()fm erfjiilten. 
 
 'i- d) Be pleas'd your politics to spare. 
 
 Drvden. 
 
 3. Tiiou thy Father's thunder did'st not 
 
 spare. Mii.ton. 
 
 5. a) Spare my sight the pain 
 
 Of seeing wliat a world of tears it 
 coKi you. Drvden- 
 
 S. h) Dim sadness did not spare celes- 
 tial visages. Milton. 
 7. Where an^ry Jove did never spare 
 One breatli of kind and tenip'rate air. 
 Roscommon. 
 
 To spare. i"i6rig. He has no bread to 
 -. (T J)at ffiii 93ri)D iitrig. I have some to 
 -. id) !)ii6f Grmn^ Ubrifl. Enough and to 
 - . voflniif, rfid)lid), mef)r n(6 iiiJHjig. If God 
 - my life, mcuii ®ott tiiir ba6 Cebcii erijait. 
 To - the life of a prisoner, cillCll ©tfrtlls 
 liiiiiii am 2e6en laffen. We might have 
 spared our ceniing, lutc Ijatteii mt-g6Iei6eii 
 fl'iiiii'ii. 
 
 Spitfe^ adj. I. fpnrfntjt, ^niifitjnltio- 
 2 iV.iriid), farnlid). 3. ± a) mngcr, biirre. 
 1.) iin.ii:iV()nIic^ (u. Sfiiteti). Shak. 4. iibvig 
 <iUnifii|Tifl, rcid)lid)). 5. [f oB. Oertl.] 
 i>iiu]rani. 
 
 A spare diet, eiiie fpnr(irf)e , ningcrc 
 .tvOU. To be - (0(aiH)ill. .sparing) of... 
 fiTiviu- finrcii, tiiit G^tiu.ig fpnrrnm iiiiiocI)eii. 
 
 Spare-cloko, ^rr 9{c|enieiiinntcl. — - 
 deck. [9)iiir-) tcr Dberlrtuf, Ucbcrlaiif. -- 
 iionr. bif STi't'niiliiute. —-money, bcr 
 Spnrvffiinig; t'ibrigc (nu'i^ige) ©clPer. — 
 rib. t<i^ eiiigilegtc 9{ippeii(Tlicf. --rig- 
 ging. [97iar.] bn& 9Jcferi>etniimorf. -- 
 sails, «. pi. I'OKnr.] SJeferuefeger. -- 
 time, bie ubrige 3eit, Wu§e. --top- 
 mast, [*JRiir.] Me SBiirgflfiige. — -tun- 
 11 age, — (towage, bcr u6rige (iiM6i'|V(jte) 
 (£d)tff5!) JKnuni. -^-yard, [•DMar.] tie 
 SBorgran. [Ijftltigfi'it. 
 
 Spnre, ». t bic ©pnrfnmfeir, $nii(J= 
 
 Make no spare, fpnreii ®ie bnmir itidir. 
 
 Sparely, spire'le, adv. iporrain, 
 iparlid), fniiiii. Mflton. [gcrfeit. 
 
 Sparent^srs, spAre'nls, t. Pic *3J?a: 
 
 Sparer, spi'rur, «. ttt Spnrcr, 
 $iiiiifli.iirfr. 
 
 Spargrc^CACtion, sparjefak'shun, 
 ii>. Mt. spaigo; s. t bic 23ciVrciigiiiig. 
 
 jiparinj^f spi'iJng. adj. Lfparfaui; 
 f.irg. 2. fparlid), iitnger, fnnpp (^0)1:0. 
 
 To be sparing of one's words, of 
 one's longue, iDOrtfflrg fciil. To be - in 
 doing any thing, Qtma& fo!t Db. iKic^lai'iTg 
 
 SPA 
 
 licrrtd)teit. Of this there is with you — me- 
 mory, or none, baviiii eriiuiert man \i<i) bei 
 end) nur lueiiig cbcr gnr nid)t. Bacon. To 
 have a - memory, lueilig ©cbfic^tnig l;abeil. 
 
 Spariiig°ly, spa'riiigle, adv. 1. fpor: 
 faiii. 2. ± a; 111 gennger 3'il)l. b) niit ')3ia; 
 t'iflfeit, iiihijig; iclttii. c) iii)ri'id)tifl , bcl;iit; 
 ill 111 , i'd)LMu'ii&. 3. fimpp, fpnrlid). 
 
 Sparing^iteMS, sparingnes, «. 1. 
 Die ©piirfiiiitfeir ; JSargl)eit. 2. i a) Die i5or 
 l'id)t. ^ci)iit|niiifcit. b) Die SeUeiifteii. 3. bu 
 >2pnrlid)feit. 
 
 Spark, spark, (niigelf. spearo s. 
 
 1. ber Jiiiifeii. 2. i bcr Juuien. 3. i a) bcr 
 (Jlitter, "^ninf. b) bcr ©tinker, t) ber iJieb: 
 Oil ber, !biil)lc, Q)alaii. 
 
 2. If any spark of life is yet remaining 
 If you liave a - of generosity. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Sparks of fire, {Jcucrfimfcil. Little -. 
 
 t)a& 5i'iiifd)cii. Vital -, bcr Ccbeiiefiinfcn. 
 
 Prov. He has a spark in his throat. 
 
 cr (;at ciiien 6d;tiiiebcbiir|l. 
 
 Spark, V. n. t fuiifeii, giiiifcii fprul;eii. 
 Sparkful) spark'tiil, adj. fciirig, 
 lcbl;iiit. 
 
 Sparkisli, splrkish, adj. I. mull 
 ter, lebl)ofr. 2. gcpu$r, jlattlid). — Spark'- 
 ishness. s. ber $11$, 'Jlittcrilaat. 
 Sparkle, sparkl, «. 1. bee Juiife. 
 
 2. i ber gi'iiifc C-!i>Iiiitj. 
 
 2. See tlie last sparkle languish in ni\ 
 eye. 
 
 Sparkle, v. n. \. Jtiiifcit hdii ftd; 
 gebiii, ^iiiifeii fpnil)cii, fuiifcii. 2. tutifeiu, 
 ijliUijcii. 3. t a.) gliiiijcii. b; pcrlcii (U. -iBfiii. 
 
 The eyes spaikle witli joy, 5''"'*'^ 
 giniijr in ben iUigen. 
 
 Sparkle, v. a. f jerftreiien. 
 
 Sparkier, spliklui. t. l. ©iiier, 
 bc(|rii '.Uiujcii t'liiifcln, ber fiiiifciube 'Jlugeii 
 h.u; bui' , mill? fimfelt, gliiiijt. 2. bcr lend) 
 ri'iibc .UafiT, c^JMiij! , Snubfiifcr. ld)cii. 
 
 Sparklet, sparkklet, 4. bae ^{\nU 
 
 SparklilteSS, sparklenes, a. t bli 
 Ci'l'iKitiigri'ir. 
 
 Sparkling', splrk'ling. adj. fun 
 fdiib , gl.-.iijniDj ii'. 2Bcuiei piTleiu">. 
 
 Sparkliiigrly, sjjaik iiugic, adr 
 liintciub , inir Jmifclii. 
 
 Sparkliug-uess , .spark'ilugiies. 
 .f. biif ffltfiiiifel. 
 
 Sparling', spli'llug, s. [.3d)ri)i)LM.. 
 ber vifiiu. 
 
 Sparring", spar'ring, s. bcr Srrcic, 
 Siiii' , i:)a^.r; f. Spar. ». ii. 
 
 SparrU^V, spar'ro, (aiigeli'. speara: 
 giHl). spaiwa; «. [Druit().J bcr Sperling, 
 ©pii?. 
 
 The comiiion sparrow, house-—, 
 bcr S^auci'pcrling. Green -, bnfi Sd)nriiid) 
 filUiDen. Black -, ber fcbiuarje Sprriiiig, 
 9tiid)trpcrliiig. -of paradise, etiie 31rtJ*ir|d): 
 fiinf. 
 
 Sparrow-bill, bet fleinc >JingcI niit 
 riiiibcm ilopfe, 3iucrf. --grass, lurb. tiir 
 Asparagus, --hawk, bcr Uiiifciifalf, 
 ecrd)cii: , 2Sogrl:, Sd)iunlbciifnlf , epcrbcr. 
 --net, biieSpinlilig^ilc^. -- w o rt, [25ot.] 
 1. bic ©iHTliiigi-iviirj. 2. bteSpcrliiigfjtingc. 
 Sparro>%'iiiuutli, sparroiiu'ifiTll. | 
 (©pirriuiuii; *. e bii$ ©pcrrniiiul, grc^c, | 
 
 SPA 
 
 iDcite, niifgerpcrrfe TOiiur. — Spar'rnw. 
 m out lied. adj. 6 ipcrrmiiulig , groBMUUi. 
 lig, lucitmaulig. [arng. 
 
 Sparr}', spar're. adj. (\>ntfji(i, ipatlji 
 
 Sparry lluor .^ bcr glll^lpiUI). 
 
 Sparse, sparse. (11. Irtt. spargo) adj. 
 1. biiiiii ijcinct (jcrftrcut). 2. [<8of.] tmrcgel. 
 lUiiOiii I'l'iTljcilr. 
 
 Sparse, ». a.^ f nu^ilrcucn. 
 
 Spai'.SCil, spar'sed. adj. jerilreiit. 
 
 Spitr.setlly,sparsedle. orfD.jcrilreuf. 
 
 Spartan, spar'tan. (u. Sparta) adj. 
 rpiinaiiifd); (nud) i; fpiirtiinifd) (uiiucrjngt, 
 t'lPi"). [ [OJicb] bcr Srniiipf. 
 
 Spasm, spaini, (gr. spasma) «. 
 
 Spas<iiiu(lic, spaimodik, adj. 
 i-Si'cb.] ?mtiipfl)afi, frnnipfartig, mit friinipf. 
 luifri'ii Siii'iifleii I'crbunbeit. 
 
 Spasotiudic, *. tiai frnmpfiliflenbe 
 OJfirrcl , itranipfiiiittcl. 
 
 Spasiliolog-y, spazmol'loje, fgr.) 
 a. [-XVcf.] bic .ftrnmui'Itljre, ©pii^mclcgie. 
 
 Spat, spat, bciiial)c * pmet. v. Spit. 
 
 Spat, a. I. ber iUuiTcnileirf). 2. [9?orb» 
 nin ) cin fleincr ©treit ob. Ji.impf. 
 
 Spat, 1). n. iiid)en (v. ••Jliiriern). 
 
 SpatliaCeOllS, spat/ia'shus. a^. 
 [SSot.J niit Ciller 23ltiiiicii|'d)cibe ucrreljen. 
 
 Spatlie, spat/i, (1. spatha) a. [SSbt.J 
 bic iilnnieiird)cibe. [ipiitl)artig. 
 
 Spathic, spai/i'ik, adj. ipatl;ig, 
 
 Spatliiforin, spatA'eform, adj. 
 fpiitljiiiiniiig. 
 
 SpatllOUS, spat/i'us, adj. [^t>t.] 
 mit eiucr $liiiiiciird)eibc ucrfcf^en. 
 
 Spatliulate, spat/i'ulAte, f. Spa- 
 tula te. 
 
 Spatiate, spa'sheate, (tat. spntior) 
 
 0. n.t l)triiiiird)mcifi'ii, (;erumflrcid)cn. Bacow. 
 
 Spatter, spattur, (u. spit) v. a. 
 
 1. fprii^'ii, lion fid) iVri(;eii. 2. f i aufflofjcn 
 i3{cbciii. Shak. 3. bcfprii^cii. 4. i bc\d)mut 
 tjcii, bcfubclu , iicruiicl)rc)i , ucniiigtimpfiii. 
 
 To spatter liere and there, ()crum» 
 rpriycii. 
 
 Spatter, v. n. fprubcln, fpurfen. 
 
 Spatterilaslies , spat'tiirdashiz, 
 sii^itii'i 11. (lash) *. pi. bic ^iininrd)eii. 
 
 Spattie, spai'ti, a. t bcr <£pcid)cf. 
 
 .Spitttling-- poppy , spattling- 
 poppc. a- [iior.J Dec i£i^iiiimiiii'f)ii, gcuicme 
 mciljt' 'i5el)i'ii. 
 
 Spatitia, spat'tsliu.'a,^((.)4. [(El)ir.] 
 
 Spattie, spar'tl, \ bcr ©pntcl. 
 
 Spat M late , spat'tshulAte , ailj. 
 [■Si^r.i rpiuclicrniig. 
 
 Spa%'iii, spav'Mi, (it. spavenio, spa- 
 vaiio; fr. eparvin) a. ["ipfcrbCiirjMeif.] bet 
 p.ltl). 
 
 Spavined, spav'ind, adj. [<>pfcrbe« 
 nriiU'if.J mit bcm SpnrI) bcljnftct , rpiUl)ig. 
 Spa«v, sp^w./ 5 l.iber bcfAiiiiieO)c; 
 'Sp'** S I'lnibbriiiiiieu) ©piin. 
 
 2. Mi Spiiniunffer. 3. (iibcri).) tai 'Wiiieml» 
 iDrtffcr; bcr (Srtiicrbriinncii, (?)cfiiiibbtunneu. 
 
 To go to spaw, iii5 iSab reifcii. 
 
 Spawl, sp^wl. (©pcid)el) v. n. fpeien, 
 fpiiif cu , nuerpcicii, nuijmcrfcii. 
 
 Spawl, a. bcr Spcid)cl, ^Iiibtuiirf, ( 
 bie ^tpiirfc. |d)ci, C bie ©purfe. 
 
 S|1)a>t'ling:, spjwring, «. ber ©v**'* 
 
 Spa«vn, spAwii, (u. Int. poao; 60. 
 
Fkte, far, fall, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, oil, clou.l. Tiibe, tfib, full. linn. THis. 889 
 
 SPA 
 
 infll. spew, spawl) (r^nc pi.) *. 1. ber Seic^, 
 gil'djs, groidjleic^ , 3icaen. 2. f t a) Die 
 a?rut. b) Die 5Jrud)t, g^^lge (upn ©»»n«). 
 3. [93et.] Bif t&otitn , SDurjcliVrpffen ; bie 
 ir?-$cii 2Diirielfarern be< c^biireii 93lattet> 
 f(t)ivnmiiie«. 
 
 ikpa>«'ii, V. n. 1. U\ditn (u. Sird)en 
 II. 5rCM(t)eii), (0. t?''''i'4ei' oii<t)) n«id)en. 
 
 2. 1 1 (froo>) >)traii6rumn)eu, eiitflel)en, ent: 
 fpriiiflfu (tiiio). 
 
 ftpa^fvn, V. a. I. nU Geid) von fid) 
 flebfii. 2. I i nu«bruten fr'tuorbrinflen , rr» 
 jeii<ieii. [net , SJogenrnd). 
 
 SpMM'ner, spiwn'ur, «. ber D?o$](e): 
 
 Spn\%'iiiiig'f Kpilwn'ing, «. b<<£ Sei: 
 (t)eii; p/ Spawnings, bie junge ^^riit, 
 a?riirfii"ct>e. [@treid)}fit. 
 
 S p a w n i n g - 1 i m e , bie Gei(()e, Seic^jrit, 
 
 Spny, api, (ID. yspazu) v. a. I'er: 
 fd)iicir'rii, gelten (nur von Xf}icTen iuei6(id)eii 
 C4)crrt)li'd)t« gtbr.). 
 
 Speak f ipike, (angelf. apaecan, 
 ■pecaii), praet. (poke, fnfl " spake; pp. 
 spoke, spoken, v. n. I. fpr(d)tn, a) (einen 
 Ciiut I'on nd) flebfn). b) (uon Weitid)en). 
 c) rebrn- To - of a thing to or with any 
 one. iiiit &iiietit i<cn eiiier <£Ad)( lV<^ed)cn; 
 to - with any one, niit G'iiieni rcbeii, fprf> 
 djni ; (for; re beii fiir . . , bitten fur ob. inti . . ; 
 (against) fvrcd)eti gegen ... 2. (einen 93or> 
 trnn> ''"f 9itbe l)oUeu) rebcn, tine Diebe 
 hulten; (to) reben (ju). 
 
 1. a) Let all your trumpets spea k. Shak. 
 
 To speak small, feiii , fanft, tnit ivcib> 
 lid)cr Siimnie rpred)rn. To - thick, fd^nen 
 rrben. Suak. To - lair to any one. @inrni 
 fliife fficrte geben, jnreben. To - holyday. 
 fefilid). feierlid), jirrlid) reben. To - to any 
 one* disadvantage. Q'wmw'&oUi na&)\a^(.n, 
 .n<id)rebcn. To - with a vessel, [^ar.J niit 
 ben ^erfiMien un 95i'rb eine« <£d)itfe*, tnit 
 bem £apit(in cb- <Sd)i(frrrmnianbanten fid) 
 tnunblid) Ob. biirc^ ba^ £prnd)rpfir iinter: 
 rc^fn. To - by the book, iintfrridjtet , gc: 
 Ithrt reben. The thing -s of itself, bie@nd)e 
 rprid)t (Ytr fid). To - in public, einen &ffcnt: 
 lid)iM SSi'rtrna , eine effentlidje SRrbe (jnfren. 
 A well spoken man. ein giiter 9{cbner. 
 To - without book, ©tmn« uptn ipt>reM|ogen 
 (jnbcii. 
 
 Speak) V. a. 1. fpred)pn (fine@pmd)i' 
 JO, rcccn, fflflen. 2. oii*iVred)en, niigfrn. 
 
 3. i a; rerfiiuMflen, perffiiiben; (injciiiiii, 
 <tn ben lii<i legen. b) (to) fprrd^en, reben 
 (ju, = niiftheilcn, geben). 4. nnreben. 
 
 3. b) To speak peace to the soul. 
 
 WcBRTtR. 
 
 In spoken language, tnunblid)- To - 
 one's mind . frine ©fbonfen niigern. To - 
 one's sniiKfacilon about.., feine 3ufriebrn 
 Y)t\X (tii^iVrrd)en iibcr ... Net to bespoken 
 unfli!riVnrt)lid). To - the word, ti frri 
 hrrilllS iiiflin. That which best — s my in- 
 Mocenot is etc.. ii)Prnu« meine llnfd)iilb nin 
 ^ifilTi-ll erl)e(lt, l(T ic. His mien -s him a 
 g<-iitifni.-in. ffiiicm aifiigern niid) ifl er ein 
 9)inini I'lMi (Strtnhe. He will - thee fair. |1 
 flibt rr bir bie beilen SBorte. To - a ship, 
 l'. oben tn — with a vesset. 
 
 To apeak out, laiit reben, fjernu^fflgen. 
 
 Speakalile, spi kabl. aHj. i. mt- 
 jeiVri'(t)en rarrfen fiMUunb, nue|pred)lid), 
 
 SPE 
 
 nennbar. 2. tcbenb, bie ©nbe ber 9?fbe hn; 
 benb. Milton. 
 
 Speaker, spe'kdr, «. I. ber (Spre^ 
 (ftcr; [^lUliiinentfipr.] the - of the liouse 
 of commons, of a house of representaiives. 
 6er <Bpri(fter be6 S^mxin ber (JJeineinen, emtr 
 25olf6reprrtrfntnnrcnfrtmnier. 2. ber 9Jebner 
 (gemotinl. i')(fentli(^e 5>{ebner). 3. l ber aStr; 
 funbigrr. Shik. (d)en , i)ieDcn. 
 
 Speaking, spi king, <■ bA6 «£pre: 
 
 Speaking-trumpet, iai 'S.^X\\(i)XO[)X , 
 [•iBinr.] ber 5?iitfr. 
 
 Spear, spere, (angelf. speare, sperej 
 ». 1. bet gpecr, (Epiee. a) (bei jjif'tern jc, 
 nin iBiirben ic. }U (lid)en). b) bie Uiinje. I. 
 l?}{ilit.] ber tint ipit^igem Q-iien 6i-|'d)ltigeiu' 
 @tab an einrni I'piinifcDen ^{eiter. 3. pi- 
 Spears, bie @abeln eined (Sab il;ir|'d)ee. 
 4. (geii'i)l)nl. Spire; ber (4)rnel)alm. 
 
 A little spear, a short -, ^er SBurf> 
 fpieS. A French -. ber SSUurfpfeiL 
 
 Spear-blade, bie Spi^flinge. —-box 
 of a pump, ber '!i>nmpeni'd)nl), i)>uniprnrau: 
 gcr, ba6 <lJunipeii()cr}. --fooi, [9{etif.] ber 
 red)te .^iniertiig einc« ijjferbee. --grass, 
 bad ©tedigrni. --hand, Hie red)ie ipanb 
 be* 9{eiter6. --head, bie SanicniV'^t. -- 
 man, ber Gan}rued)t ; iSpeerrcitcr. —-mint, 
 [ Srt. ] bie '3'r<>'>'>»>»J>*i<- --shaped. 
 [©pt.J fpeerfijrniig. — staff, bet Saniens 
 ld)flft- --thistle, [^Dt. ] bie gemciiie 
 <H5egcbifleI, (Speerbiflel, --wort, [S^ot.J 
 fie (Spfertuurj. 
 
 Spear, v. a. mit eineni Speere btird)- 
 brijrcn, bnrd)fled)fn , fpic^en. 
 
 Spear, o n. (fur Spire) |d)ie@en (u. 
 ^jJanjen) ; f. Spire. 
 
 Special, spesh'al, (fr. 933., V. tat. 
 species) adj. 1. eiue ^rt Ob. 6)attung be: 
 )eid)iic)*b, iVatmngd... 2. befunbrr, a) 
 (einrm X)tnge ndein inroninieni)). b) eigen, 
 ("pejiid, ejrira, [9?ed»i«ipr.J iprjieU, ©pe« 
 jial...; nii6brfirf(id) (P. SBefel^len to. c) 
 nngrtvc'l)nlid), auptrorbentlid). 3. iH<riiigli(f), 
 an^gr)cid)net. Shak. 
 
 A special idea, ein ®<ittuMg^begri|f. 
 - contract. - bond, ber befiegelte £ontraft; 
 (S'XtrabilrgffOafr^fdjfin. - power lot attor- 
 ney), bie Sptjiali9Si>Dniad)t. - soul, bie 
 bcfinfcre ?Jicigiing, ber bcfiMibire 91ntrieb. 
 
 Specialize, speshalue, r. a. t 
 befiMibcrS angebcn, anfiii^ren. 
 
 Specially, hpesli'ale, ado. beflMh 
 berS, a) gniij bcfonter^, inroiiberljcii , wx-- 
 jfiglid). b) fpciieU, ju eiueni befonbern 
 Swede. 
 
 Specialty, spesh'alie. a. 1. t bie 
 !8ciVnfer()fit ; btr bficnbcrt %M. 2. [3{tii)re> 
 ipr.] Debts of -, fiird) rd)ri|riid)e ©djiilD.- 
 befcniitnifTi; i>crbrirfte grrbcruugcii. 
 
 Specialty of rule, bie bejVnbern ^rd)ti- 
 einer h.rl)irn ©eiunlt. Shak. 
 
 Specie, sp^'she, «. fiingcnbe ^ii'inie, 
 bnf "DKetangf lb , baore &t\i. 
 
 In specie, in baaretn @)elbe, baar. To 
 niai^e a consignment of or in -, eilie SSaars 
 fenbung nind)en. Bill of -, [iponbel] ber 
 ©ortenjctrel. 
 
 Specie-dollar, ber ©pf jief tfjaler. -- 
 money, (fcpfjie5!9{eid)^ft)aicr (i>i>n X)ant- 
 •norf). 
 
 Species t speshe^, a. w.) «.!.-{■ 
 
 SPE 
 
 bne nngcre ^Infehen cineS ©cgenflanbej, 
 JBilb. 2. t f bie SBorfleHung, faS ibilb. 3. 
 t ^a& Sd)aiirpiel, bie ojfcntlicte Dartlefhinfl. 
 Bacoh. 4. [3001., S»Dt., Cog.] bie^lrt, @or» 
 tiing. 5. (in eiiietn au£gefei)nreren Sinnc) 
 Ciie »Hri, ®attung, ©orte. 6. [<J5ljarni.] a) 
 bie Spejics, 3iiH)iit, ber ©tflanbtljeil. b) 
 (ber aire pljarmaceutifc^c <!Iudbriicf fiir) ^ul» 
 oer. 7. Dfle Ijarte (Sclb, bie flingenbe ■■))iunj2, 
 grebe 'JKunjforte. 
 
 Ctineut species, gniigbareTOilnjforteit. 
 
 - of money. geiuiJnjte« @ilb, vgrobe) 'JJifinji 
 rortiMi. A - of cloth, eine liid)gattuiig, 
 Itu1)rorte. A — of generosity, eiiie '21tt uPtt 
 (>)rrgniut^. 
 
 Speciflc, sp^Mf'fik, ) 
 
 SpeciQcal, spe>,it'fekal.^ -'' 
 
 I. ipc^iriid), eigeiitt)uinlii1). 2. [^}J?eb.] |UV 
 
 >>eilung einer geiviffcu ^ranf^eit Dorji'iglicft 
 
 geeignet , fpejififd). 
 
 A sped fie remedy, [^JReb] tai &igen« 
 
 mirtcl, eigentt)unilid)e, fpfiifii|'d)e 9}{itie(. 
 
 - character, [Sot.] ber ipejifird)e Satafter. 
 
 - name, l^ot.] ber fpe}ifird)e 9?anie, get 
 ineine 9ianie , Iriuinlname. - gravity, 
 [■i^hi))'.] bie fpejifird)e ®d)iuere. 
 
 Specific, «.'[r»ieb.] bod G'igenmittef. 
 
 Specifically, spesif fekali, adv. 
 1. fpejifiid)^ eigentl)umlid). 2. eigeiiS, be« 
 fonfer*. 
 
 Specificate, spisiffekaie, V. a, 
 eiiijclii ucrieid)nen , einjcln ob. geuAti am 
 gebni, naiiii;aft iund)en, (Iticfiveife benennen, 
 fpejifiiireii. 
 
 Specification, spessifeki'shnn, 
 $. 1. bie geiiaue 91uiieid)niiiig Db. 91ngAbe, 
 iSi>rjcid)nuiig einjcliier (ScgeniTmiDe, SBejeid)» 
 iiuiig, iiamcntlid)e, eiiiieliie, iiaf)ere ^ngabt, 
 ififllnnniiiiig, e-rii'al^ming , Welbiiitg, ®pe» 
 )ifiifatiun. 2. tai iiainen[iid)e 33erieid)Mi0, 
 Die ©peiififatioa. 
 
 Wiihout the specification of ,.., 
 ot)ne tc. iiiuni)aft ju iiiad)en , ju nenneii. 
 
 Specify, spesseti, v. a. naiiientli(^ 
 dD. eiiijeln aiigcben, ftiidiveife bcnennen, 
 (injeln perieic^iien, melDeii, erival;iien, fpe< 
 jifijiren. 
 
 Specimen, spls'semen, (fat. W-y 
 t. 1. bie ^robf, ta6 qSrcbejlurf. 2. bie ^robe 
 iDa«, lurraus man Die 2}e|'(^affeiit)eit eine* 
 Dinged erfenut), basj '))iu)lcr, gormular. 
 
 Specimens in botany, ^flaiiji'liexenii 
 plare. - of priming types, [iijpogr.J bie 
 ©d)riftpri)be. 
 
 Specious, spl'shus, ((. speeiosus) 
 adj. |'d)eiiibar, a) |'d)bn bcni aii^eru 9tnfei)en 
 nad). b) gut fd)eincn&, fpfji&fi. 
 
 A specious arguiuenc,eillSd)ei"flriinb. 
 
 Speciously, speshusU, ade. 1. 
 l'd)einbar, juin ed)ciiie, fpejiBs. 2. fiir Spe- 
 cially. Shak. 
 
 SpeciousneSK, spe'shusncs, «. 
 Die ©d)t'iiibarfeit, Dcr ©d)eiii, Dae Spejipfe. 
 
 Speck, spek, (niigelf. specca) t. 1. 
 ber Sled, Slcrfrn; (in DianiantcnJ pi. -a, far» 
 bige >J}unfte. 2. ein fcl)r fleincfi Ding, b« 
 ?J3iiiift. 3. (25ct.] ber 5^lbel. 
 
 Speck, V. a. fictfcA, iprenfeln. 
 
 .Specked with gold. qo'Dgcflirft. 
 
 Speckle, spek'kt, t. icii ^it(t<ffin 
 (Dec fliiiir biiiite 'S'l'd""'"- 
 
 Speckle, f. a. fliden, fprenfelH. 
 
890 Fate, far, fail, fat. Me, met. Fine. fin. N6. move. n6f. got. 6il.>l6a«l. IWhe, tub, fdll, t//in, Tllis. 
 
 SPE 
 
 speckled, gcflecft, gefprcnMt, bunt. 
 Speckled wood, tai (2d)iaiigenlji'lj. 
 Speckled magpie, bcr tlciuc i8llllt)pc(t)t. 
 Speckled bird, i ciue ^erfcii uon jiueifcl; 
 l)iifrem llarnfter, lum |"ct)iuiiiifi'n6cii WriinJ)' 
 fai)e\}. (Wi'HerftiVin, ®frpi-enfclt|'i'iii. 
 
 S|»ecltIedlteS.S, splk'kldnes. s. iai 
 
 ilpectttcle, .spektaki, (ft. ^. , l'. 
 tilt.) *. 1. ^cr 3liibli(f (Dii6, lun^ nion erblictt). 
 2. ^n^ ©itainpicl. 3. || ba6 ©djiiiiipiel (eiti 
 ®cgcii|l(iii& tee ipoljiieS). 4. p/. S p e c t a c I e », 
 a) -s, Ob. a pair of -s, bit SBtide. b) i Cit 
 aSritle. 
 4. b; Stiakspeare needed not the spec- 
 tacles of books to read nature. 
 
 Dryden. 
 
 Single jointed spectacles, ^rifleii niir 
 etllfild)eil ©tiingeil. Double jointed -s. 35rll= 
 len niit Doppelten ©elenfen. -s for couched 
 eyes, ©rnartriflen. First sight -s, ©ridcn 
 fi'ir Ceiite, Mc iiocf) feinc gcbrniict)f fjnbeii. 
 
 Spectacle-case, tnS ^brideiifiittcr, 
 JBiideiifiitternl. --maker, Der !8ri(lciimiu 
 <^iT. --snake, [3lhi(.] Die 2}ri(Ienfcf)la!igf . 
 
 Spe«*tacle<l, spekiakUl, adj. uiit 
 einec iBrifle ot>. tiiit ^riflcn (ucrref;eii, rtiif 
 ter ^Tiiii'e). [®3)aiirpiele bftrcffeiiP. 
 
 Spectactllar, spcklak'iilar, adj. 
 
 ^pectiitiun, spekta'shun, (lat.) s. 
 + bie a5otriid)riiiig, Dcr atiiblicf, ba6 2lii|"el;ciii 
 ter aSi'trnrf)!, ^ic 9{iicfficf)t. 
 
 Spectator, spekia'tur, s. be'i' 3>i> 
 fd)niiev; 25fDl)nd)ter (.bet ©itttii zc). 
 
 The spectators of a show, bie Ccute, 
 lv)i'Irt)e fiiuni ©d)aiupifle jiirfl)rn. 
 
 Upectatorial, speklatn'rcal. adj. 
 jiitii 23eobad)tcr ober bcm Spectator (piin 
 aiDbifon Jc gi-rdjricbcn) gelprjg. 
 
 Spectatorsilip, spekia'turslnp. s. 
 I. b(\i 3iifd)ftueii, bur 'iliiblirf. Shak. 2. bui^ 
 9hut Ob. bie e-igi'nrd)nft eiiice 3''Woi'erS' 
 JBcobnd)tfr6; bie 5liitTid)t. 
 
 Spectatress, splkta'trls.^ 
 
 Spectatrix, spekta'triks, ^ 
 Siird)oiifrliin. 
 
 Specter, spek'tur, > ». I ba6 Qic 
 
 Spectre, ) fpntfl. 2. bie 
 
 §-rrd)i'iiiiiiig. 3. [itondjil.] bie OjciVciillerturc, 
 <J5rotciijriite. 
 
 Spectrum, spck'trum, (Int. IB) ». 
 I. bas i^iib (Me |'id)tbiire (5)e|liilt>. 2. [^I;i)f.] 
 bnf 5>"^'"'"'''lb. 
 
 Specular, spek'killar, (Int. specu- 
 lum, speciilaris) adj. 1. tie @-igcii|'d)nfreii 
 eiiiee ©piegfie (jnl'eiiD, ©pirgel... 2. f tn« 
 ©cl)eii bcforberiib , jiint ©eljcii grljorig Pbcr 
 biciiltd). 3. 91iirfid)t geiunhrenb. 
 
 A specular surface, eilic ©picgclpadjc. 
 - stone, btr ©picgelftein, ba& g-raueu:, 
 Wurieiigln^, JrfliicneiS. 
 
 Speculate, splk'kulate, (Int. spe- 
 eulor) V. II. I. rpcfiiiircii, (on) ^etr.id)riin; 
 (jrn niiilefleii, nad)Mniten, iind)beiifcii (liter) ; 
 ("ijljilor.] ipi-fiilireii , iiberiiatiirlid)c 53etnid)- 
 tiiiigeti nniledeii , itberfimiiid)eii 95ctriid)tiiii= 
 flfii iinibl}angeii. 2. [ipnubol] (in) fpefiKirfn 
 (in, niif) , fid) in Uiiteriiel)niiingen eitilafien. 
 
 Specutate , v. a. f iibrr Crnune 
 !Betr.id)titngi"H nniTrfler}. 
 
 Speculation, spckulA'slmn. s. I. 
 + oif •iiftriia)tiiiig, bi\6 ©pnhen. 2 tie (gei: 
 (tige; '2lii|d)oiiiing, »etrad;niiig, SBeobnt^uiig, 
 
 SPE 
 
 5orrd)iing, ©pefiilntion. 3. [^Nhilof. ] tic 
 SpefiUaiioii, iyinri1)iing nnOJcbicte teoUfi>fr> 
 riiiulid)eii. 4. [ipniitflj bie >?pL'fiiiiuioii (&u 
 iv)iiiiifpni:uii,i ). 5. t ber ©pnljev. 6. -f tae 
 (Sefidjt (SBiTinogen jii irbeti). Shak. 
 
 A turret of s p e c u 1 a t i o n. f cine 'iiinrrc. 
 Mortifying -. t'lrrerc (yrideiiMngiTei. 
 
 Specuiatist, spck'kuiatist, I. bcr 
 5orrd)i'r, («i-iitniT. 
 
 Speculative, spekkulaiiv, adj. 
 1. fpefithuii', a) forfrt)fnt, berrnd)rrnb, nnd): 
 llnncnb. b) ilbiTiluiilid). 2. f a) jin" (-^>t! 
 nd)re get)iirig, ©elj... b) oiirivi^ig , iieiigic-. 
 rig. Bacon. 3. iiMrernef;nicnb. liciige. Bacon. 
 
 Speculative instruiueuts, -|- ©elieiufl'f! 
 
 Speculatively , s|>ek'kitiaiivlc, 
 adv. I. brcrndjriMiO, t>trd)aiicnO, mit iJind); 
 tenfen t>t. 9iiid)nnncn. 2. rpefiiMriu ( in ber 
 Itjeoric, tijforetii'd)); niif eine rpefiilntii>c2Det|'e. 
 
 Speculativeuess, xpek'kulativ 
 nes, *. tn? ©pefiilanuc. 
 
 Speculator, spck'kulatiir, s. 1. 
 ter .■J5eobnd)rrr, 23errvutrcr, I^eiittr, 5orrd)er ; 
 fflriibler. 2. f ber ■JUifpiifTer, JSiint|"d).irter, 
 ©pnljer. 3. Giner, ber iit'errtnnlid)c 25etrnd)= 
 rnngen nujledr. 4. [jpnnbri] ber ©pefuUiur, 
 Untirni'ljinrr niif gut (^Jdirf. 
 
 Speculator}', sjjck'kulature, adj. 
 I. I'pcfiiliitiii, nnd)rinnenb, fori'djent. 2. juni 
 ©pnhen, ^Jliifrpiil)en bienlid). 
 
 Speculum, spek'kiilum . (Int. <H>.) 
 *. I. bet Spiegel. 2. [6i;ir. j ber ©piegel, 
 ©pi'rri;r. 
 
 Speculum oculi, oris, ani, uteri, bet 
 Hu(\f»--, 'Wiint;, '31|ter=, ^Jfiitteripiegel. 
 
 Spetl, sped, praet. 11. pp. 0. Speed. 
 
 Speecll, spcelsh, (nngelf. spaec) i. 
 1. bie ©prnd)e, a) (tnd ©predjen , Dfetiu, 
 tn6 2>ernu>grii jit iprec^eio bi{ 3{eDe. b) (tie 
 •ilrt u. 'JGeiie ju rpred)en). c) (tie ^I'rte, 
 ter 'Jlitstriicf , in SlniVljiing ter 2Bnl}l ter 
 -Ii3orre ii. ^iUiftnlcfe fiiv bie ^it bejeuDiienten 
 Oingc, j. 35.) A vulgar -, cine genieine 
 Sprnd)e. 2. tie ^Ube , a) (bni , wai tnnn 
 retet). b) (eiii feicrlict)er 25ortrag). 
 
 To be slow of speech, iniigintn ipri'; 
 Ctjen , retell. What was the — among the 
 Londoners concerning etc., lune tie I'PU: 
 toner jn k. I'ngfen. Shak. With leave of 
 -, iiiit ter 6'ilniitMiiB, rebeii ,}ii tiiifcn. - 
 of a man's self ought to be seldom, tnnn 
 niiiB niir friren oon fid) fpred)eii. The mem- 
 ber has made his first -, tnf •JKltglieD I;nt 
 feinc erile "Jfetc gcljnlicii. 
 
 Spc^ecli, B. It. t eine Sfete l)niren. 
 
 Speec h - ma k e r . ©iner , ber Sfeteii 
 Ijnir, oft in i?iTi'nrlid)i'n 25rrfonimltingtn fprid)!. 
 
 Speeclile»ij«, specishles. adj. I. 
 fprndjii'f, iliimni; (gnoi^iljiii. nDcD 2. fprnd): 
 loo (feine 2i3i'rre fiiiteiit), ihinini. 
 
 Speef;llle$<.«IieKS, specishlesncs. 
 s. til' ©pvnd)lofiiifeit. 
 
 Spee«l, Npced. (nngelf. spedian, spae- 
 daii) priiet. il. pp. sped, speeded, p. n. 1. 
 fid) fpiitrn, eilen. 2. ± a) (i5ii'irf l)nben, girirf: 
 lirt)en Jorrgnng Ijnben, gincfcii, gilingrn, b) 
 (luolil ot. lit'cl nnfoinmcn/ fnhreu. c) in ei' 
 iiem 3iit1i)nte iVin, fid) Oefiiiten. VValixii. 
 
 He will hardly speed, e^ tvirt fd)H)erIiit) 
 gilt fiir il)n niifindeii. Those that etc. sped 
 no beiier, tcncil , ilH'ld)f !C. giiig C^ lliitt 
 beffer. To - til, f(^)led;l frthttu. Weil ayed, 
 
 SPE 
 
 luoljl bnrnn. Although they should never - 
 so well, obglfid) e6 il}nen ninimcr fo gut 
 gliicfen lufirte. 
 
 Speed, V. a. 1. forbeni, 6efd)leiiiiigeii 
 (bie @d)rittc jc.7, [bei ipnntiuerffleiitcn] for: 
 tern (tie iliinten). 2. eiligtl forrfdjitfen, nb: 
 fertigen , fonri1)nfFeii. 3. i (S-incn gchtioinD 
 nii5 ter 223elt fdjnffeii , in tie nntere 'IBelt 
 fd)icfen, nnf beni JBegc rniinten, hinopfcrn, 
 ocrterben, (Jincni ten (iinrnii? nind)eii. 4. 
 ((Stmn^) fijrtern, befortrrn , (einer S:i\(f)e) 
 cinen giiren Jortgniig oerleiljcn. 5. niiefetJ 
 tigen (efne ©d)nft zo, nii^geben 
 
 Heaven so speed nie in my time to 
 come, fo iunl)r ter ipitnniel tnir einil fjelfc. 
 God - him well, (5)ofr gcli'ite ll)n ! You two 
 are sped, eiier fBeiter £oo5 ill eiitrd)iebeii. 
 
 Speed, *. I. tie (S-iIe, G-iifevtigftit, 
 ipurtigfeit ©d)iiedigfcir, (5)efd)iointigfeit. 2. 
 i ter Jovtgnng; ■JlnSgnng, Dne iingeiuiffe 
 ©d)irfrnl. Shak. 
 
 Good speed, ber giite 9lit^gnng, bniJ 
 (55lii(f. With -, cillg, gefd)ipint, Ijurtig, 
 fd)ned. With all convenient-, Illit in5glid)» 
 rter (Jilc. With all -, tnit ndcr nirglid)en 
 ©d)iicl;igfoit. High -, full -, ber oode <55n» 
 lopp. To ride at high -, in podcni ©nlopp 
 nircii. With full -, eiligil, fponitlreidj^. To 
 make -. eiien. A horse of-, ein fd)neflfu» 
 pige^ 'ilJftrt, ein ^fert, bai gut Inuft. Her- 
 cules be thy -, ^erfuleg fle!;e bir bei! 
 
 Prov. To make more haste than good 
 speed, fid) libereileu, fiber fcin 3'el ">ciJ» 
 fetjcn. 
 
 Speed- well, ['Sot.) ber &f)rcnpret«. 
 
 Speedily , speed'cle , adv. eilig, 
 fd)Med, grrd)iiinit, Ijiirrig. 
 
 Speediiiess , «peed'4nes , s. bie 
 6-iie,t>-ilfiTtigfeir,>piirrigfeit, fflefd)iuinbiflfeit. 
 
 Speedy, spcedc, adj. eilig, fttjncl!, 
 gi'fd)iuint. I)iiriig. [ret niir fd)nefl. 
 
 Let me have a speedy answer, antivori 
 
 Spelk, spelk. *. [Oertl.] ein ©pnii, 
 iini ©rroI)tnd)er jii bcfeiligcn. 
 
 Spi'll, spell, (nngrlf. spel, spell) «. 1. 
 * tie ^riniiliiiig, b{\6 ■O.VnI)rd)eu. 2. ber 3<iu« 
 Inrfprnd), Bnnber, 3'int'erfegen, tn^ 3<inber» 
 merf, 3'iuberioort. 3. tiriur^Jlrbeitbeilinimte 
 3eir, [ -Wnr. ] tie beilimmte Sfit/ ivnl;reuD 
 au-id)er ein oter nie!)ri'rc '•Wnrrofen cine fle» 
 wiffe 'Jlrbeit oi'rrid)rin, j. 33. nn ter ^iitnpe 
 t'tel)en, u. nnd) beren 25i'rlniif fie luicter nb» 
 geiiiJt luerten, (Dnljer) Fresh -, frifd) S5oIf, 
 frifd)c 9lrbeirer. 4. cTiortam.J a) eine fiirje 
 3cit, eine 2l3i'ile. b) to give a — , nu£l;elfen. 
 4. b) People give their neighbors a spell. 
 
 To set (lay) a spell, bejniibcrn, pers 
 tpiiiifd)en, belje.rcn. To go to -, =^' gcl;en, uni 
 tns Ornfel iini 9{nt() m frngen. (Their toil 
 is so extreme), that they are succeeded by 
 -s. Nig fie iind) ter 9{eil}e, regeliiifigig (tbgc> 
 r6iSt merten (niiitfen). Take a - at the 
 pump. ["Winr. J Hj?t tie ■0)?aiinfd)nft nn ber 
 -^iiinnpe nb. 1 will try a fresh — , id) ipifl ei 
 nod) cinninl perfiid)en. [bnnnr, Ijingebnnut. 
 
 S p e 1 1 - b o II n d . niigejniiocrt , (feiljgej 
 
 Spell, (spelliaii) pracl. n. pp. spell- 
 ed, spelt, t). (I, I. bui1)i7nbiren ; (out) ljer» 
 nupbiuDilnbiren. 2. lefeu. 3. Caji^rter) iti-j 
 ri)eileii, nni O'lite eiiier 3eiie bred)en. 4. (n.1)' 
 fig, orti)ogrnpi)ird)) fd)veiben. 5. jnubc'H, 
 bejnubern (befpiccl^cii;. 6. t bcinntern. 7. t 
 
Fale, ff.r, fall. (kt. Mi. inel. Fine, fin. NA, ni6ve, n6r, got, 6il, cl66<J. Tube, tub, fiill. i/;in, Tllis. 81)1 
 
 n\ai)Un. 8. [^nt.] Kbiofeii, f. S p e 1 1, «. N«. 3. 
 
 He does not upell as lie oiiglir, cr 
 fchrfiDc iiic^r rict)rifl. Spelling, Die i){frt)t! 
 fitrecMiiig. Spelling clianun , S'H'f'i'i' 
 fpri'u't)e. He wa« much spelled witli..< 
 er luiir frl)r beintitert opii ... To - back 
 ward*, rfirfmarto bii(^|lrtbirtii, cine ucrfcljrte 
 Dnituiiii <ici'en. Siiak. 
 
 Spell, t). n. I. 6iict)iTa6iren. "2. lejcii. 
 
 Spelling-book, iai ^udtflH^ltbild), 
 £iKbii(fi, Me Jifjcl. 
 
 Speller, tpel'lur. «. i. t>er^i!<()|lti6i: 
 teure. 2. fterSffeiire; ©tftreibfiiDe, (S(t)rei6er. 
 
 He it a bad cpeller, er |'(t)reibc ni(t)t 
 ortl)0(jriiv'hird) otier tid)t\q. 
 
 Spelling', spel ling. t. t)a6 ^iic^ila' 
 bireii ; tie 9{fd)ri'd>reit)iiiia, DrH)i)grnpljtc. 
 
 Spelt, spelt, (niifleir. spelie) *. ter 
 <B\>(l\. Dtiitfl. Iff". jcrmaljIiMi. 
 
 Spelt, ». a. + ipalteii, 6rtct)cii, id)rp> 
 
 Spelter, ipllt'iir, «. DerniiiieiiirSiiiF, 
 ©pi.uircr. (eiiie '2Irt ^tilo. 
 
 Spencer, xpln'sur. «. ttx Spencer 
 
 Spend, spend, (iinijrir. ipendaio pr«et. 
 II. pp. iipeni, V. a. 1. aiitiuenfen, oiu-flrben, 
 peril n«fl>» ben (OJelb); permciiten, auivcnben; 
 niiieflen. 'I. I'trfcbiuenben, pertljnn, pcriieuCrn, 
 biirct^krlngen. 3. Q<\n\ anfmeiiDen, pcrbrnn: 
 <l>eu, nnficl)ren, uer}i-l}rcii ; nbm.uten, er|"(t)o> 
 l>fen. 4. jubringen , l}inbringen , ptrbriuQen 
 (Die 3t[t). 
 
 To spend one's blood, t frill $liit i<er- 
 fliegrn Shar. To - one's verdict, fern IU> 
 tijeil faden, feine ©timme flfben. I keep It 
 for my own spending, icft bfl)ii!te e^ ju 
 nieineni riatiien ©ibiaudje. He wa» un- 
 willing to - any more time upon.., et lunr 
 ni(t)i flcufigt, nod) mtl)r 3ei' tuif jc. ju per* 
 luenben. It is folly to - word* oil nifles, 
 ti ill einc Hjeri^tit, urn itlehiiflfctten 2Dorte 
 |u perlieren. To - one* siiengili, feme 
 Srnfte prrfd)n'en^en. To - one's bientli, 
 feinen »3UI)im iierfd)i«enten, Tid) tiii«.itl)iiieii, 
 Piel f(f)i«n$en. Cowiud dogs most - their 
 mouths when etc., feigc puwit finC uiit &tm 
 qjf.iiil «tn treiilen, luenn ic. To -one's 
 spirits, feinen (Seifl erfct)opfen. Spent, per: 
 fcftroenbet , eridjopft ; perlorcn , l;in ; au6. 
 Spent with watching, PDIU ^rtdjcnerfdjL'pfr. 
 A home quite spent, cin rtbijetriebene^ 
 $ferti. A ball had spent its force, rine 
 fiiiflel lurtr inntt tjeipcrben. The violence 
 o/ the waves was spent, Die ipifrigfcit 6er 
 SJCoflen l;titte fid) qtlecit. He.ips of spent 
 arrows, 5?niiteii nintter ?J5fei(e. A spent 
 ball, eine niiure iillflel. Their bodies spent 
 with long hibor and thirst. il;re Jl&cper PIMI 
 Iniifjer ^Jlrbeit n. i>iMi Dun! erfdji'pft- To - 
 a mast. [-iBior ] eineu '7Ka|T ini ©turme pcr< 
 liercii. To - ones self, fid) nbmnrten, jld) 
 (janj l)inflcbBn, ficft nufppfern. They spent 
 Ihemsrive* upon it, fie lli'pi'll ti jid) biUu'i 
 fcllltiiilier iver?>en. To - most of one's time 
 iu reading. tt\\ dVO^ten Il)eil feiuer 3ei( 
 niif Sefen ,illbvini)cil. When iiiglit was tar 
 ■ pent, ba t6 fd)iMi I'p'it in bcr i)i>u1)t luitr. 
 To - money for.., &t\b aii6i]Cbeil fl'ir . . , 
 ®rlD perroenbeti nnt... To - an cNtate in 
 gaming or otiier vices, ein 35i'rnio>lCll liiit 
 Cp'.eirn I'Ber iiiibern Siifltni perrd)iueii»eii. 
 The piovision<> were spent, Die '0)tun(PCr- 
 tiul;e iviucii aiii. 
 
 SPH 
 
 Proo. Ill got, ill spent, luie (jemonnen, 
 fo )errpniieii ; wai niiui bci Xage init Der 
 Seier pertient , gcl;t bei Dcr 3iiid)t ipicDer in 
 ben QKinb. 
 
 Spend, V. II. I. iUiifipiinb inac^en. 1. 
 t }n (yiipni nngeiuenbet, gebriindjt luerOen, 
 fill) br.iiid)i'n laffcn. Bacoh. 3. perloren ge; 
 i;en, fid) perlieren. 4. fid) ergiegeii, fi'i'M^X' 
 5. jrrjiiepen ouic cin £id)t;, fiii) peric{)ren, 
 pergel)eii; prrbmnd)t, nnfgejel;rt, pericljrt 
 iperben. 6. aufgebeii (crgiebig fein, 'UuSbeiue 
 gcbeii). 
 3. The sound spendeth and is dissipated 
 in the open air. Baco!*. 
 
 Meat that spends, Sleif£^, ia6 bti Qt- 
 ringer 'TOeiigf gut naljret. 
 
 Spender, spend ur, «. l. Qiiiet, ber 
 Qtwai anipcnbct, auiipcnbct. 2. bcr S^er- 
 fd)iueiiber. 
 
 Let not your recreations be lavish 
 spenders of your time, pcr>'(t)n)enbec eurc 
 3eit nid)t niit (^-nioliiiigen. 
 
 Spendtlirirt, spendi/irift, «. ber 
 93errd)ipciibcr. -adj. perfd)ipenberif4), prap 
 ferifd). 
 
 Sperm, sperm, (gr. sperma) t. I. 
 bcr (il;ierifd)e) S.unidip. i. bet SaJadratl). 
 3. ber (Jn'd):, ^fi'i'd)') Ceid). 
 
 SperniHCeti, spenuaseti. (dU.'ZU.) 
 i. ber QCiidrrttl). 
 
 Sperninceti-candles, Q33a((riUl)lid)> 
 ter. --whale, ber ^ottfiid). 
 
 SperinutiCf speimat'iik, (and) 
 Spei niat'ical) u'O'. I. iiiii (tl;ieri|M}eni> 
 (Siinien beileljeiib, ©(iiiieii... 2. iuni ai;ie= 
 nfd)eiu liiunen gct)orig, Snineu . . . 
 
 Spermatic ves.sel,, bie <Siinieiigefiif|e. 
 
 Speruiutize, spermaiiie, v. n. t 
 iS.inuii poll fid) geDeii, laffeii ob. f4)ie0cn 
 liilTen. 
 
 Spermatocele f ■plrmlt'tosele, 
 (gr.i *. |-Mfi'P.i ber Siimenbrn(0. 
 
 Sperm AtuIo|;^i8t , spermatol'li- 
 ji»(, (flc.) i. bir ©perniiUuK'g, Snmenfenner, 
 Sanienriinbige. 
 
 Spermntoloify, spermaioliAje. 
 s. bie ©pcnnacolpgie, «isamenlel)re, &iinien> 
 tiinbe. 
 
 Spet, spit, (f. spit) p. a. t I. fpeien; 
 aneilionien Inifen, ergicgcn. 2. i (out; nue; 
 fpi'ieii. - *■ t ber ©peid)el; ffliig, bie SJlutt). 
 
 Spe«V, spu, (atigelf. spiwan> v. a. 1. 
 i\ii6fpcien, aii^iuerfen, nii£bred)cii. 2. l nii^: 
 fpeicn ; iiiieflo#eii, [gcben. 
 
 Spew, V. n. fi(ft ttbrtd^ta, fid) libcr: 
 
 Spe^ver, spu'iir, «. ber >2liiiJfpeienbe. 
 
 Spe«vy, *pile. ailj. (Dertl. J nn0, 
 DiiriDUiiHt, fa)laiiiniig ; nebclig. 
 
 Spliacelate, sfa!> iielate, v.n. bunl) 
 ben (aireii ;5riiiib ergreifcn, bcii falten 23rnnf 
 pcriirfiid)en. [entjiinfiet fid). 
 
 It .sphacelates the brain, iai Qirhini 
 
 Spimcelate, o. ». ben fiuren '^riin& 
 bcfi iinnen , poni dilten ^Jranbe nngegriffrn 
 iPivDen. 
 
 Splincelation, sfasseli'shun. «. 
 bie (i-nriiiiiMiiig bcr fleifrt)igeii ^l)i'ile bei 
 i^cibei , Grgreifiing bii:d) ben fnlren 2Jrnnb. 
 
 Sphacelus, stas'selus, (gr. spiia- 
 kelos) s. (■•Weo., (Fljir.J ber fnlre ijrnnb. 
 
 Spliag^noUN, sfag'nus, (IiU. sphag- 
 num; Ui(/. i«m Xorimonfe giljii'riij, incpilg. 
 
 SPH 
 
 Spliene, sfene, (gr. splienj *. [OJJii 
 nenilg ] cer Spleen. 
 
 Sphoiiuid, sfe'noid. ^(gr. sphen 
 
 Splienuidal,sfenoi>ral.^ n. eidos) 
 iuij.'i'iUuU.] itiilbein... - bone, bdi &tlU 
 bein, fcilformige iBcin. -suture. Die ^eil« 
 bfinnalir. [Dii^ iteilbeiii. 
 
 Splienoides, sfenoidei. t. [<}inin.] 
 
 Sphere, sfcre, ifr. iG-, p. gr. sphalra) 
 s. 1. [(iJeoni.] bie i?iigel, ©pljare. 2. cm en« 
 genr-^ebentiing) a)jeber f ngelforinige ili)rpec 
 tei QCeI[ri)|1etn«, ber .§>inimel6fijrper. b) bte 
 (frini'liid)e) ©rbfugil, >piiniiiei6fngel. 3. bet 
 ^rei6, bie ^al)n (ter 'JDnnbelilerno; (bal)ec) 
 4. 1 a) bcr Srdo, Nereid), bie ®p()ore ; j. ». 
 - of activity, [ ^;}5l)i)f. ] bcr 2Birfnngi*trei«, 
 •53irffrei«, 533irfung6raiiin; - of business, 
 btr Okfitiift^freii ; -of action, ber 2Dir» 
 f iingrfreid. Ci)ifd)(ift«frei« , (biil)er) bie SpljiU"", 
 ber (»e|\t(ift«., \S3irfnngefrei6 (einefi ■OJicui 
 fd)en>. Matters not within his sphere, 
 Dinge , bie an0er feincr 6pl}iire lirgcn ; that 
 is out of his -, b<\i licgt nnpcr feincni 2Bir» 
 fuiifl*freife, ®efd).ifr*freifc; tai licgt onjSet 
 feiner ©pljnre, bai ift fiber feine ©p|)nre, 
 licgt rtiiijcr bent iireife feiner 6'in|'id)ten , ifl 
 fiber jcine 2}egriffe. b) bie ©pl;nre (btt 
 ©tonb) ; }. 33. Persons moving in a liiglier 
 -, t)b\)(t gcjlente ^crfpiien. 
 
 The muiiic of the spheres, bie ©p^(i> 
 remniifif, ber ©pljarengefiing. 
 
 Sphere, v. a. l. riinben, rnnbformen. 
 2. i in eincn Itreif, in eine ©pljiire ii^m, 
 cinfrcifcn. Shak. 
 
 Spheric, sfernk, I adj. I. fui 
 
 Spherical, sier'iekal, ^ geiformig, 
 fiigciniiiD, frcieforimg, fpl^nnfit)- 2. \p\)ati\'dt, 
 bie ©eilirne betrejfenb. 
 
 Spherical trigonometry, bie \\)i)hv\(d)t 
 irigi'iiomerrie, bie JSngeioreierfc-lcIjre. Sphe- 
 ric vault, bie Si'rfe eiiic* $acfofengeivi;lbe<. 
 By spherical predominance, bnrd) ben 
 (S-injInO ber (Sc|liriie. Shak. Spherical 
 foim. bte jtugelform, ^ngelgeilnlt. 
 
 Spherically, sfei'rekalb,a(i0.fp(;<i< 
 rifc^, fugcifbrniig, freisfiJrmig. 
 
 Sphericaliiess, sflrrekaluls , ) 
 
 Sphericity, sferU'-setc, ) 
 
 s. bui £pl)iivifite, bt itngc(ge|ln(t, SugeU 
 fprin, fingelriiiibe, 9{nnbnng. 
 
 Spiierics, sfer ijks, *.pf. bie ©p()nrif. 
 2cl)re PLMi ber <St6. u. ipiiiinuiedigel, ©p()a« 
 roliHiic. [bni ©pljiiroib, bie 3lfterfiige(. 
 
 Spiieroid, sie.oid', (gr.) «. [®epm.l 
 
 Spheroidal, sfcr^ldal, ^ 
 
 SpheroidiC, sicroid jk, i adj. 
 
 Spheroidical, stcrold'eka! J 
 fpl)ariMbifd), riiiiMid). 
 
 Spheroidity, sreiuld'eie, s. bit 
 fpl)iiroii''ifcl)e Sbi'irtjiitfenljcit. 
 
 Spherolite, sfeiulite, s. [')7iine< 
 rail).) bcr >2pi)iirpiit. 
 
 Sphero.*>iderite , sferosid'derite, 
 *. [-MiiiuTviig.i bcr ©pij.irpuberit. 
 
 Spherule, steruie, I. bie fleine 
 Sngci rb. ©piirtre. Iralg.J ber ©pljiirulit. 
 
 Spherulite, sferuiite, t. ["^Jiuxf 
 
 Sphery, stere. adj. I. bie ipimmel5« 
 forpev betriffeiib, ©pljrircn... 2. fpljariid), 
 runb. [ [■iUniir.] bev ©i1)licuinn6fel. 
 
 Sphincter, sfingk'iur, cgr. W.. *. 
 
 Sphinx, sfingks, (gr ISi.) t 1. bet 
 
892 Fa'f. far. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine, fin, Nd), move, n6r, °;ot, oil, cl6ud. Tiibe. tub. full. t//iii. T!liR. 
 
 SFli 
 
 (ob. Mel ©v'li'T- "i- [^ntoni.] bcr Sp()inj; 
 Dmiimeriiiifl^htnii'tterliiiii, Dnnimeninflfiui: 
 (jfl, SriinnierungSfalrer, 'JJbeiiCL'Ojjel, 9(benr» 
 fnircr. [@-r&c. 
 
 iipliragrifl) sfrad'jid, t. bie leniiiird^e 
 
 Spial, spial, *. t bcv Spioii, ©pafjer; 
 tie Oiid)t, ba^ 2Biicf)trd)iff. 
 
 fipica, spi'ka, (tnt. S23.) *. [6()ir.] 
 6ie iioriiiiiire, .Kcriinf)reii6inBe. 
 
 Spica Viiginis, [Slflro:!.] bic ^prnn[)re. 
 
 Silicate, spl kite, adj. [$ot.] eine 
 aiehrc Ijiibciib, niit ciiicr 9lct)re. 
 
 Spice, spise, (Int. species; ft. e'pice) 
 «. I. Die ^IBiir.ic, i^U «jeiuiirj, bie Spejerei; 
 p/. Spices, Okauirj, Qieiviirjiunnrcii. 2. i 
 (jlcic^fiini ber ®i'rd)nia(f I'oii Griun^ , bcr 
 81ti|lri(<) i>on G-tiunSj bn« SEiirgi'iiil)! , giii(f)= 
 fltful)! ; J. 2i. Some — of learning, einiger 
 ainilvid) iuMiO)'"'?()rfnmfcir; to have a - of.., 
 fd)iiie(f en wad) ... 3. (fr. espece) bniS >)}?ii|ler. 
 
 A 1 1- spice, ber iatitaird)e 'ipfcffer. 
 
 Spice apple, ber 5eiid)clapft'l , 9tiii^: 
 fiVf'l- --islands, i. pi. Die ©lunirjiiifcln, 
 Wtolucfen. --nuts, s. pi. bie ?ptefftriiuiTe. 
 — -wood, [55i>t.] Dcr SBeiijiimiiibiiuiii. -- 
 wort, [25iir.) bev ilalimiS. 
 
 Spice, V. a. I. aulrieii. 2. i imlrjrn. 
 
 Tlie spiced Indian air, bie miirjige iiu 
 bifc^e Siift. SiiAK. A spiced conscience, 
 tin jiarteS, migi'liid)i'5 ©nuifTen. 
 
 Spicer, spi'.sur, ». I. ber ^M'irjer, 
 (ti\ur, ber iviirjt. 2. ber ^I'irjljniibler, ©pe; 
 jtreil)nnblfr, Speiereiframer, ®eiuiirjfriiiiier, 
 aKiUcrinliil. 
 
 Spicery, spi'siue, ». 1. tni (Semfirj, 
 bie ®eiuiirjiuiiiire, ©pcjerei, 2Biirjiu.iare; 
 p/. Spicer ies. ffleimirj , OJiiuiirjmnnren. 
 2. ber ®ei'jurilabcii , bie ©eim'irjfaninu'r, 
 aSjiirjlnbe. 
 
 Spicli - and- span, spfk-and- 
 
 •pan', adj. o —new, nngelllill, fpaiUlliigiO! 
 lieu, fmiffdiiigeliieii. 
 
 Spieileg-y, spNilleje, (Int. spici- 
 .'egiuiii) s. tie >!Jiliri'iiIe|V. 
 
 Spickliel, spik iiel.^(fr. spignel) s. 
 
 Spig-uei, spiy'nll, Jl^'^'f-J ^« ^^= 
 rcnfeiid)i'l, SSareiiDiH. 
 
 SpiCOSity, .spikos'sete, (v. I. spica) 
 «. t i>(^i aiel)ri-iiart/gc; bie gjfciige 2Ie(jreii. 
 
 SpiCuIar, spik'kulur, (D. lilt, spi- 
 ciiluni) adj. luie ciii ^Durffpieg cber aCiirfs 
 pfeif, iiincfpiyte ©iibeii ().i6enb. [jiiipioc"- 
 
 Spiculate, spik'tllate. V. a. fpi^cii, 
 
 Spicy, spi'se, a4/. 1. iviirjio. gemurj: 
 teid). 2. iv'iirjig, gciiiiiri()nft. 
 
 Spider, spl'dur, s. bie ©pintie. 
 
 Spider's web. iai (Spiiinengetuebe. 
 
 Spider-catcher, ber TOiUicnpedjt. 
 —.like, fpiimeuortig, luit eine 6pinne. -- 
 shanked, fpinnt'cinig. --web, brtS ©pin« 
 nengirocfte. --whelk. [9intiirg.) ber ©pin* 
 ttenfcpt <3Jrt ©tiid)clfd)ne(fe), --wort, 
 [25i)t.) ba^ ©pinncufrnut. 
 
 Spig'nel, f. Spicknel. 
 
 Spig'Ot, spig'ul, Ov. yspigawd) s. 
 ber Biipfen, Spa^n (an JJnffern). 
 
 Spike, spike, (©pifer ; lat. spica; m. 
 yspig) «. 1. bie ©pi^e (ein ipii) jiiliiufenbes 
 iing). 2. (in engerer SBebeiitung) a) brr 
 gpifer, gfngft. b) [ (^iigf.] ber Inngc IjoIj 
 jerne ?)?agel, ^flLicf, Snpfen- O [5eiien«erf.] 
 fcer rorn. d; bie aicfjre, (befiniberS) Ronu 
 
 SPI 
 
 nfjre. Spike of grass, bie 9Ief)re. e) [^ct.] 
 bie 2Iel)re. 
 
 Spike-head, ber Innge 9?iigef, bie 
 (.uige ©pitje. --iron, [tci ben ItnlfutereriiJ 
 iiM ©pifereifen. 
 
 Spike, *. [SBot ] bie ©piefe. 
 
 Oil ot spike, Dog ©piefiii. ©piefivafjer. 
 
 Spike-lavender. (Split.] ber geuieinc 
 Sni'enbel (Lavandula spica). 
 
 .Spike, v.a. 1. 1 iiiir ©pitjen i'erfef)eM. 
 2. rpu>en, jiiipii^en. 3. nut Sfngeln, ©pifern 
 bcfeiligen, fpifi-rn, bofdjiiigen, nngeln; (dowm 
 niifuiigeln , nnimgelii; (nnd) »nit up) i>er: 
 uageln (itanpnen). [ipanbel uermirfcln. 
 
 To spike one's self, fid) in rd)iiinnie 
 
 Spiked, sp{ut, adj. I. iiiflcfpiot, 
 ipitjlg. 2. >Jlel;ron l)iibenD. 
 
 Spikelet, spikelet, t. [93i>t.] bie 
 fleinc 'Jli'ljre, P5rnenl)re. 
 
 Spikenard, spik'nlrd, spike'nard, 
 (Int. spica naidi) s. 1. [58Dt.] bie gemeiiie 
 3inrbe. 2. Do^ Del obcr ber SSnlinni bnrnu^. 
 
 Spiket, spikit, «. [SBot.] jebe ein- 
 jelne fleine ®riie(i()re. 
 
 Spiky, spi ke, adj. fpi^ig. 
 
 Spile, spile. (1)0(1. spil > t. I. ber 
 Snpfcn, Spfii^ct; [■OJ?iir.] bie ©piferpinne. 2. 
 ein in ben 35Libeu eingefd)lnfleiier $|nl)l. 
 
 Spill, spill, (P. spile) t. 1. ber3>ipfen, 
 T}>(Jccf. 2. t bie flfiiie ®abe, tmi fleine 
 (yi'l'd)cnf niJ ®elb, ©i"iniind)en, bie fleine 
 ©limine. 
 
 Spill, (nngelf. spillan) praet. ii. pp. 
 spilled, spilt, v. a. 1. uerrd)iitten (5S3nffer, 
 ©nnb , yjid)l 20. 2. uergiiuen (SSliit). 3. '■■ 
 jerjlBrcn, ju ®runbe rid)reii, ueritid)tcn. 4. 
 luigiinrfeu. 
 
 Spill, ». «. t '• iHrfd))ueiiberi|"d) feiii 
 
 2. pirloren gel)en, ju ®riinbc flcljeu, jpeg= 
 foninieii, tinifoninien. 
 
 Spill, 0- "• l»Star.] Iiiuiunrt^ flnbrnffen. 
 
 Spilling-lines, [gSar.] bie '^oU)' 
 giirbiiigen. [©pilUge (ber StbfnH, 93erlu(l). 
 
 Spillttg'e, .spil'lidje, t. [ipnnDrl] bie 
 
 Spiller, spii'lur, «. &iiier, ber uer^ 
 fd)iitti't, I'trgiigt. 
 
 Spiller, s. I. bie 91nge(rutf)e. 2. bie 
 ©pn^ffe einefi ipirfc^geiweiljca. 
 
 Spilt, spilt, praet. 11. pp. p. Spill. 
 
 Spiltli, sphi/i, t. t bn£ S3erf($uttete, 
 SBergofTcne. 
 
 Spin, spin, (angclf. spinnaa) praet. 
 u. pp. spun, (praet span ifl t) ». n. I. 
 fpinneii (p. ?Kenfd)en n. ^Warctineii). 2. i 
 riefein ; to — from . . , l^cruDrriereln an& . . . 
 
 3. fid) brel)eii, ftc^ I)eriimt)ref)en, ivirbelii, fi^ 
 luirbt'ln. 
 
 2. Blood spins from a vein. DRAVTOif. 
 
 Spin, V. a. I. fpinnen (SDufle, ^lad^i 
 20. 2. i (out) (jinnu^fvinnrn (bni £eben), 
 pcrlnngrrii (bie Beit), au6bel)nen, in bie 
 Sange jiel)en ; nii^fpinnen (einen ®cgen: 
 llnnft). 3. in eine bret)cnbc SSeiuegmig fe^en. 
 
 To spin a top, eineii £rei|'el treiben. To 
 
 - hiiy, (bci ber 9{eiterei) $eii fpinnen. To 
 
 — out large volumes on a subject, nad) tl. 
 nnd) bide iSanbe ubec einen ®eflen(lnnb 
 fd)reiben. 
 
 Spiiiacll, ^((.spinaciai 
 
 Spiuag-e, spin'n'dje, ^<. ['Sot. ] ber 
 
 Spinnt. Wild-, ber luilbe ©|>innt , JJclb: 
 
 fpinat. 
 
 SFl 
 
 Spinal, spi'nal. (tnt. spina) adj. jmtl 
 Dfiidgrntl) gel;&rig, 9{iirfgrntl)... -arteries, 
 bie 9viirfenninrfrd)lngnbern. - marrow . tai 
 DJiiffenniarf. -sinew, ber Jtilrfenmarf^neru 
 
 Spindle, spln'dl, (nngelf spindcl; 
 «. I. bie ©pinbel (jnni ©pinnen). 2. (ir 
 ben 'JBenbeirreppen) bie ©pinbel, ber 'W6n(^ 
 3. ein fpinbelfij-tnigeS Ding; (baher) a; 
 lllljrnind).] bie ©pinbel. b) [ J)?ni"d)inenb.] 
 bie ©pinbel. c) — of a priming -press. Die 
 ^Jre^fpinbel. d) ['?3?ar.] - of a vane. bn« 
 gll'igelipifl ; - of a turning-lathe, t)<\& ©pill 
 eiiier Crel}bnnf; - of a mast, bie Snngf 
 eines jiiraiiitnengerersren WnfleS ; - of the 
 steering-wheel. Die »!ld)i"e De6 ©teiierrnbeS, 
 bie ^efle; — of a capsiern, bie ^inne nni 
 5-uge bcS ®nngi"pifU. e) ■ of a pink, [ bei 
 'Slnniiilen] ber ®riffel einer 9?elfe. 4. bet 
 ©riel, ©tnngel (v. ^flnnjen). 5. ber Inng* 
 lid)e item, ^pniimcnfern 2c. 
 
 Spindle-legs, --shanks, «. pi. | 
 ©pideitbeine, ©rordjbcine. --legged, -•■ 
 shanked, fli)rd)beillig. --shaped, [SSot.J 
 fpiiibelformig. --shell, [%itiirg.] bie 
 frnii,i&fird)e ©pinbel, Inbnf^pfeife (eine 9Jrt 
 ©tnf^eird)iu'(feii). --tree. [!8pt.] bcr ®pin» 
 Delbnmn, ©piflbnimi, ©piilbniini. 
 
 Spindle, V. n. flnngcln, ©tnngel trei» 
 ben, ill ©tnngel fdjiegeit. 
 
 Spine, spine, (Int. spina; fr. e'pine) 
 *. I. [iirt.] ber Dorii (nil 9{i)fen 2C.). 2. Det 
 ■Jii'irfgrntt). 3. tm^ ©d)ienbein. Coxe. 
 
 Spinel, spinel, ) ( it. splnella) *. 
 
 Spinelle, ^ [^uiuclierf.) -, 
 
 Lib. Spi ncl-i uby, ber 9{i:tl)ling , 3?iibin» 
 riitl)(ing, ©piiu'll, 3fubinrpiiie(l. Zinkiferous 
 -, [^)Kinernlg.] ber ®nhiiit. 
 
 Spin«;jscent,^pineg'sent,a(2;.[%ot.] 
 in eine Diirimrtige ©pi^e niiilnufenb. 
 
 Spiuei, spin'net, (fr. e'pinette) $. 
 [WiifJ Do5 ©piuett. --hammer, bet 
 ©tininil}ntniner. [ Sornfjerfe. 
 
 Spinet, (Int. spinetum) s. t bie 
 
 Spiuirerous, spinif'ferus, (p. Int. 
 spina u. fero) adj. Domeii trngetib obev 
 ^erpiirbriiigenb. 
 
 Spink, spingli. *. ber ^inf. 
 
 Spinner, spiu'nur, «. i. ber ©pin* 
 ner; bie ©piniierinn. 2. ± bie ©pinne; ®flc» 
 tenlpinne. 
 
 Spinning-, spin'n'ng. «. tai @pin> 
 nen, bie ©piiiiierei; bc[6 ®efplii(l. 
 
 Spinning, adj. fpinnenb, ©pinn . . . 
 
 S p i n n i n g - j e n n y , bie ©piiininnfd)tne. 
 --trade, bns ©piiuigefd)nit. --wheel, 
 t>a6 ©pinnrnb; [•JKnr.] iai ©pinnrnb eine« 
 9?ecprd)lngfr^. 
 
 Spinny, spfn'ni, adj. o flein, bunn, 
 gcring, iiieDrig. - ». icii llnterl;oI}, ©trnud)» 
 luerf. 
 
 Spinosity, spJnos'seie, (lanii lot. 
 spina, spinosiis) t. I. bie boriligc SJefrfXlf* 
 fenljeir. 2. i bnC- ^nfelige (einer 'TOeinniigtc.); 
 bie ed)mierinfeit. [i fi^dig, tjnfelig. 
 
 Spiiinu.<i, spj'nus. adj. 1. boriiig. 2. 
 
 SpiiiUzixin, spi'no/.i2m. t. ['$i)HDi,} 
 Der ©pinrjii-in, bie Se()re be* ©piniijn. 
 
 Spinster, spSn'stur, #. I. bie ®pin» 
 nerinn. 2. [ 9erd)tffpr.] bnf lebige 5rnuen» 
 ji miner, ^JKiDd)en, bie Oungfrnii. 
 
 Spiniitry, sp'n'stre, «. bie ©piu« 
 nerci; bn^ ®cfpin|l. 
 
Vkte, far, fAll, fat. M^. met. Fine, fin N6, move, n8r. got. 6il. cl6o.l. TAbe. tub. fi'ill. t/zin. Tni.s. 893 
 
 SFl 
 
 8pInthere,spiu'iAire,«.[?]7tnera(3.] 
 ber Spmtl)et. 
 
 Spiny? spi'ni, (v. (at. ipina) adj. I 
 Mnrnio, ftndjeiio- 2. t ft^flifl. Ijnfeiig, f(<>i»ie 
 tio, 6ebei)f(icf). 
 
 Spiracle, ipir'akl, («it.} «. ba< 
 Cuftlpd) ; 6ie ^Pore. 
 
 Spiral, spiral, (fr. W. , v. (. spira) 
 •rf;. rdjiierfenforinio, fpirnlf&riiiig. fleiuiinBeii, 
 €pirn( . . , ®(t)nf tten . . . [Itiii'- 
 
 Spiral line, Me ©virntliiiie, <Sd)iierfen= 
 
 Spirally, cptrale, adv. ('(tynerfeii: 
 fbrniia, fpirnlfotmifl, luie einc (B(t)ntdtn- 
 Unit. [miiwitnt ^otm. 
 
 SpiralnesR, ipi'ralnes, «. tiit Qt- 
 
 Spiratiun, sptrishun, (Int.) «. t 
 tai ^tljmeii, 'Mt^nn^Pleii, 6er -Utljemjiiii. 
 
 Spire, spire, (Int. tpira; (jr. speira) 
 t. 1. 6ie (jeiuimtfite Sinie, iSf^Mcrfeiifiirin, 
 SDiMftiMiQ, (£d)Mf(fe!nuill^ll^g, ®(l)iie(ffii: 
 linie; (u. ?) eir Sucfe, 5lcd)te. 2. ein 6uiiii 
 nii^lniifriibeS Biiig, tie ©piort"!', ^t Kegel, 
 bie SpiiiDfl. A - of gra»», Per WrrtJljnlni ; 
 - of a church, bie ©piiiPcl nn einfiii Kirrt) 
 tl)iinne, Rird^rhtiriinpi^e. 3. (in engeter 55e^ 
 beututigi ber ihiirm, Kir(l)fl)iirm. 4. (liber^ 
 |)ntipt) ^ic SplOi", CT fflipfel- 5. i ber l)&(t)ile 
 Oipffl (be« 9{ii(jmf« !t.). [®i'if<"'t- 
 
 Spire- wort, [Bpt.] bie TOitjipiirj, ber 
 
 Spire, f- ». 1. tpit^fiiulennrrig fid) rr^ 
 l^eb.'iii ["Sot.] f(l)ie8cii; (up) aiit|'if)ifSiMi, fid) 
 fpi^eii. 1. fciincn (u. *orn). 3. t t'- *P'ro) 
 ati)iiieii, bliifen. 
 
 Spire, p. a + fjeriHTfcfjiegen. 
 
 Spired, iptrd, adi. ©pitibrlii, ®pi^eit, 
 fine ©piiiOfi, Spilje (jabetib, geipi^t, ppra» 
 niirriifi'rmig, fpiiifd). 
 
 Spirit, spjr-'t, (tat. Rpirltna) #. I. f 
 ber HJiiib, gitljrm, bie Siift. 2. bet 'SfiA 
 (bie fir.ift u. <S3irffiimfcit bc« <S3einer) ; (fo 
 iBif bie biird) tSciliflatiiMi erfjnltfiie entiuiib = 
 bnre JJlurugfcit) ber <^it\^, ®ptritii«. bn« 
 fliiihgc iTJctrnnf; (ii. in engerer 5?ebeiitiing 
 ber 9{uMi (befrnber* in ^orbflnirrifn gebr.); 
 pf. -«. OJeirter, ©eiiliwaffer, geiili.ie Oktrrinfe. 
 3 1 ber (Scii! iti^M Kraitigi^e, 9{dnfle einer 
 ©n(t)e). 4. ber CiJeitl (ein )ete« einfac^e. i 
 fi^rperlictf IDciVn, bii« bie Krnft ^n benfcii 
 iinb )M modrn f)at, baljet PiMi (4)ptt, ben 
 ©ngelii , 9Jertlrrbenen gebr.). 5. ber (^JfiiT , 
 bn« OfiVenil. 6. ber Cfleiil, a) bie ©eile. 
 b) bie rtfnultf)"nrt, lai 05nm'itl). 7. t ber 
 ©dft ( -Wen 1(1), mit 5?u(fn(t)t nai bfjTen 
 SB.-rftiinb , SBiniiinft) ; ber 'OTniin iumi (J)eiil, 
 9Wnnn pom firpf. 8. i berffleift, a) (bie We 
 (tnnuiig, ??eignng, Stimmnng, 9{iit)timg, 
 SSegierbe, Cnjl, ber ^iiiig). bj (bie eigcii: 
 tl)finili(l)e 9lrt jn beiifrii nnb ju (jiinbelm. 9. 
 ber Weill (bn« (Jigentfjumlic^e, 5(ui<iei(()iienbe, 
 ©efenrlif^e einer Siiif)e, j. !8. eine« 'Qw 
 (f)ei*ie.). 10. ber(«ciil, b.i« Seuer, ?ef>ni, ber 
 9Kinl), bii- Cibl}.iff igfeit ; pi. -», bie CebiMUv 
 Oeiilrr; Srininmng ber Serle. II. bfr (i5eiil, 
 tStnii. li. bor (^Jifiihl. SiuK. 13. ((4)mmni. 
 b.i* .■>>.iii(!)jeii1)en. U. e ber Itinbrrr.vibiT, 
 €eeleni'erfiiiiior. 15. ber ^eiSling cTtiiim- 
 eiiirr -Mrr ©iitrn). 
 
 Spirit of salt, [(Vf)eni.] ber Siiiigf'lT 
 Wf @al|f<iure. - of wine, ber 'ISiiiiiie'il 
 Wifi'hrl. Ill -. ini (iJriile. Holy -. btT hei 
 (ige {5)eiil. Schimuatical -« . fflliiiibeii*. 
 sbcnlnitige. To do a thing out of a - ot 
 
 charity, ©trofli awi (fcrifllic^er Siebe tf)nn. 
 A - of building, ein Saiigeiit. The - of 
 the age, bet ^txiqix^. To be in -•, <»uf= 
 geraumt I'ein. In high or good -s, munrer, 
 frill). Ill low or bad -a, niebergefc^lagen, 
 tranrig. To recover one's -» , ficf) luieber 
 erijolen, miebet ju fi(t) felbil fommen. To 
 give -«, to put into -«, ©ineni iHKiirl) bei; 
 bringeu, ■OKntlj mn(f)cn, ©inen nufmntitern. 
 A great flow of -i, tine fcljr gUuflicfte 
 Saune. To have a high -, cinen l)i)l;cn 
 (i)ei|l Ob. (Sinn Ijaben, (lolj fein. — of sense, 
 feljr ieine« ®cffil)l. Shak. 
 
 S p i r i t - 1 i c e n a e • , t.pl. Stcenjen jum 
 35erf nnfe gei|1iger ©etninfe. - -r o o ni, ['JKiir. ) 
 ber 9taum, tvo bie geiiligen Setranfe a\\\- 
 beroahrr iverben. 
 
 Spirit, V. a. I. f b^feelen, beleben. 
 2. t a) (infenern, begeiilern, nufmiiiitern, 
 anfri|'d)cn, ernuintern. b) (einer ^}5nrtei zc.) 
 ■Sorfc^ub lei|len. o (up) aiifniuntcrn, (^\- 
 iieiii OKiitl) einfpredjen, ©inen lUifljeljen, nii = 
 reijen. 3. t «> jieljrn, oniieijeii. b) io(fen; 
 (away) ipeglotf en , li|lig i»egbringen, per^ 
 lixfeii, biiuon fnt}ren, (^inbet) entfnl^ren, 
 rnnbcn. 
 
 Spirited, «|Jir'ited. adj. t. Irb!)>ift, 
 rcll iJeben, pott Weijl, pofler (Seijl n. fieben, 
 I'o" iJeiier, geiilreirf), geiili>pfl. ?. (in 3"- 
 rantrnfiiic^niigeii) in einer geiuiiTen ®einiltl)6: 
 ilinimiing beflnblid); j. 5J. High--, l)i)rt)^ 
 nuitt)ig; mutl}ig, frpl)i Low--, fieinmutljig, 
 iuiitl)lp$ , nieberger(t)l>igen. 
 
 Spiriteilly, spiritedly, adv. leb. 
 Ijaft, get ireid). 
 
 SpiritedneSS, sp'ritednls, «. I. 
 bie 9ebi)iifrigfeit, ii\6 Jcncr. 1. ber Weiflcf: 
 jmlaiib eiiieij ■0)?enr(f)en, bie ©riiiiiniiiig, (in 
 Suf.iinmcnfc^iingen gebrmi(f)lid)) j. 3J. Nar- 
 row--, bie ®iMilei5rii)iuiid)e , beiVl)r<iiifteii 
 gSiriliinbef frnfte ; high--, bn< ili'lje. Ijod) 
 miltljige, frc'f)e SSJefcn, bie ••)]? nthigfeit ; lo w- 
 -, bie 'Ttiebcrgefitlageiiljeit, •OJ?ut()lL'figfeir. 
 ber Kleinniiirl), bie iriiiitigfeit; mean--. 
 bie Wemeinl)eit, 9?.ebeririid)tigfeit; '2Riiti)= 
 lofigfeit, aSeringtIjeit. 
 
 Spiritrui,spir-itrul. adj. ■\ lebf)af(, 
 I'Dfl (iJeijl pb. Stben, gei|li>of( , gei|lrei(<). — 
 iidv. Spir'itfully. f lebljflfr. 
 
 SpiritfuIueSS, spir itfulnes, ». t 
 bie ei-bl)iiftigffit, ber Weill, bn6 Weiiluprte. 
 
 SpiritleN.<i, sp'ritles, adj. I. lebipp. 
 1. geiillP*, miitljlo*, neiiimurl)ifl. oerj.igr. 
 
 Spiritlessly, Kpir'iilesle, adv. Iii0, 
 .uif eiiie l.iiTe 51Dcire, fitli'ff- 
 
 Spiritlessiiess, spiritlesnes, «■ 
 bic iMiJIieii, (SitUiffijeit. 
 
 Spiritous , spir'itus , adj. geiflig 
 (Weill, Smft l)inbeiib). 
 
 Spirituusuess , spir'itusnes , ». 
 bie OJeiili.ifeit (einer gluffigfeit ze.). 
 
 Spiritual, spir'iirsliual, adj. I. gei^ 
 ilig, ai (inrenefniefl , 0)cgciir.i$ p. nniilid)). 
 I)) (bli'ij iin^ Weill beilelienbK 2. geiillirt) 
 (nirf)t iBelrliit). iiiii)r fi3rpi'rlic()). 
 
 Spiritual life, ia6 geiilige ?el'en. The 
 soul of man is - . bie meiir(l)li(l)e ®eele iil 
 geilliger ■7?'Ulir. Tlie lords - aiid temporal. 
 Me geiillirtjen iinb iDelriitten 2or63 (ini i}},ir: 
 lanirnte). - persons, Weiillitfee. - court. 
 ?ii# geiilli(f)e (5Jori(f)t , .Rptiiitlpriiilgeri(f)t. 
 His -s. + feinc gei|ligeii itr.ifre. 
 
 SI'l 
 
 Spiritualist, sptr'ittshualist , «. 
 ber epiriniaiiil. 
 
 Spirituality, sp'rittshualiti , «. 
 I. bie Wei|ligfeit, geiilige '^ef(^nffeiil)eit, flei» 
 llige3?imir, bnfi geiilige ilDefen (beriSeeleic.). 
 1. bie Weiiligfeit (gei|lli(^e Uebnngen tinb 
 (jeilige Weiuinungen). 3. bie geiilliite $nnb» 
 lung, geiillirf)e Singe, ®iiiiiben5riid)en 4. 
 i<i& geiillict)e 93i)rred)t. Blackstone. 5. + 
 (ein gei|l(icl)cr Kprper) bie Wei|llid)en, Weiil« 
 lid)feir. Shak. 
 
 Spiritualization, spiriitshiiaii- 
 zi'shun, $. 1. bie ^iinblniig, bii inon einein 
 Dinge eineii gcijligen ©inn , eine geiilige 
 9{id)fnng gibt. einer ©nt^e bie ©igenu1)(«fteii 
 eine« geifligen SiJefen^ beilegt. 2. [Gljem.] 
 bie S5ergei|lnng SSergeifligung, Seripanb* 
 lung in einen Wei|l. 
 
 Spiritualize, sp'r'ittshualize, (fr. 
 spiriiualiser) v. a. 1. einen geiftigen ©inn, 
 eine geiilige 9{id)tiing geben; bie Siflen» 
 i"d)ii|'ren einefi geiiligen a5ereiia beilcgen. 2. 
 t(It)eMi.] pergeiiligcn, pergeiflen. 
 
 Our more spiritualized selves, iinfer 
 gei|ligere« ©elbil. [geiilig; geiillid). 
 
 Spirituiilly, s.pir Ittsliuale. adv. 
 
 Spirituous, spir'itshuus, adj. I. 
 
 geiflig, a) (Weill, ^mft Ijnbcnb). b) (bein 
 Wei(le niigenirjjeii , nid)t finniiii)). 2 geifl* 
 reid), lebtjiift. (®n(le«n)iiffet. 
 
 Spirituous liquors, geiilige Wetrniife, 
 
 Spirituousness , spii'itishdus- 
 nes, 1 ail(^ S p i r i I n o s ' i t y ) *. 1 . bie Weii 
 lligfeit leiiier JdlfilgfeiHe.), geiili.ie !&ri"d)(if< 
 ieii()eir. 2. b.i« ®.M|lriii1)e, bie Sefljnfrigfeit. 
 
 Spirketillg', spur'kiling, «. - DD. 
 Spirk it- rising. [©vtjiffb.J ber ©e^iueget. 
 
 Spirt, spiirt, > ., 
 
 Suiirt I ''*''"' ^P"""'"' 'pro"^')- 
 
 V. n. I'priijen (P. einer tJl'iiTiafeit), fpringen, 
 i"(^ii'eeii,ilnrjen j (upjniifiVftieBfn (P-'ipjliiiijen). 
 
 Spirt, ^ 
 
 Spurt, 5 
 (up) oiitiVritjen. 2. nii^ipriijeii, nuffpti$en. 
 
 Spirt, ( s. 1. iai plotilid)e iperou^ 
 
 Spurt, 5 fpri^en, berSprting. ©rur). 
 ©fftu^ (ppii etmas Wcrpri^reiii) ; Irieb. 2 
 i ber 9{ii(f, 3iig (eine pl&i^licte imb furje 
 •Unilrenguiigi, bic ).il)e 5pi$e, ber ©d)uS. 3. 
 t bie©prii)e einc6 Sarbiers ob. SBunbnrjretf, 
 'Siirbierfprilje. 
 
 Spirtle, spurt'l, ^ V. a. -f 1. per 
 
 Spurtle, ^ iprlQen. 2. i }er< 
 
 llreiicn, iimi)erilretieii, f)friiinn)crffn. 
 
 Spiry, spire, adi. 1. ipii^ obet bi'inn 
 nnSInnfeiib, iViiji'iiiiIeniirtig, jiigcfpi^t, pi)ta» 
 niibalifd), pi)rainibcnf»)rniig. 2. geipnnben, 
 uerrd)liiiigen. ^ [gebrnngt. 
 
 Spis.*«, spis, (irtt.) adi. t bid)t, fefl, 
 
 Spis8itude,Npis'seiude, s. bieDid)[e, 
 Cii*)rl)eit. 
 
 Spit, spit, (angelf. spitu) ». 1. itt 
 ©pieg, iBnuipieiJ. 2. f Prr fieiiie Begen. 3. 
 (l)Pll. spit, bills (sjriibfilji'ir, ber ©pareit) \'o 
 oiel, nip uMii niii liiii-iii Sp.ueii ob. (!>5rnb« 
 nteit iiiif eiiiin.li nii^ilirt)r. A - of earth, 
 ein ©piueii Pber (iJriibiiteit ppfl ©rbe. 4. 
 eine rrt)iiiale, in bie ©ee niuManiVnbe Snntu 
 ipiije, eine Miige, rd)iiiiile, ppin lifer fid) ill 
 bic ©ee erilrrrfnibe ©rtnbbant. 5. [ipppgr.] 
 bie ('IJreBO Riirbel. 
 
 Spit-deep, ipateniief. - fish, btt 
 
 v.a. I. (from) fpriijen (niiSi; 
 
804 Fate, far, fall. fat. M6. met. Fine. fin. N6. move. n6r. sot. ml. rlon.l. Tnhp. tOh. fiill. tAin. THis 
 
 SPl 
 
 'KrfHKcbt. Spit-ful, bcr aSrntfpiegi'cfl. 
 — -pi 11, Die (£vlcflln^eI. 
 
 Spit) V. a. rpit'gen, nnfpirgen , an ben 
 6ptc^, SSrntipieg fltfft'"/ nuilerfcn. 
 
 To spit frogs. gr[M'd)e fptegcn. 
 
 Spit, (niigclf. spittan) praet. 11. pp. 
 •pit, * spat, V. a. I. fpeien, nii^iuErfenj 
 <out. up) nu^rpeicn, niic-iVH-rfen. 2. t (forth) 
 fliiifpeien (Id6 jc ) ; (out) niiffpcicn. 
 
 Spit veiiom, tdi ou^oefpiene ®ift, ber 
 b'o\e (iJcifer. 
 
 Prov. O He looks as like hie father as 
 If he was .spit out of liis mouth, er ifl \i\> 
 nem 95nter iwie niiS bcni (yenrf)fe oefdjnittfn. 
 
 Spit-fire, ber Xoftfi^pf, Iji^iQe "^icnfrt). 
 
 Spit, V. n. fpeien, fpiicfen. 
 
 To ."ipit upon or in one's face. (Fincin 
 InS &(^i<ttt fpeien. A spitting-boi or 
 bason, 6cr Speicfjetti'pf, Speitcpf, ©piicfj. 
 nnpf, ©peifnflen. 
 
 Spit, *. ber <Bv(id>et, (f bie Spiicfe. 
 
 Spital, spit'tl, ( s. e w. t tnS <£pi: 
 
 Spittel , 5 ^"'' ■^PfPitoI' .Rrnu; 
 
 fenljnufi, 9lnnenf)aii«. (9lrnien be|le()(cn. 
 
 To rob the spital, bie 3lrnien, eincn 
 
 Sp ital-sermon, bie (lite S53ei6ers 
 ?J5rpbi(]t. 
 
 SpitcllCOCk , spitsh'kok , V. a. 
 (eineii 5lnO ber Cnnge nad) burc^fdjneibcn 
 u. frdten. 
 
 SpitcllCOCk ■ »■ ber fBrataai, eiu 
 ber Cniioe nad) biird)f(^nittcner ii. Qebvate-- 
 ner Unl. 
 
 Spite, spite, (f)DlI. spyt; ir. spidjfr. 
 de'pit) *. ber 5?iig , ®rrf(, aaSiberivinc, 9lcrs 
 Qix, 23crbnie, Xiitf, Ii'irf, bie li'irfe. 
 
 To liave a spite against any one, cineil 
 ©rofl gegen (5-inen fjcflcn. To owe one a -, 
 (S-inem Qtm<\6 niid)trngen. - of, in - of, 
 tro^, iniflend)tet (einer ©otfjc). In - of 
 you, (Db. of your heart, of your teeth), 
 cud) Ob. 0!)ncii jiiMi Iro^e, jiini gicrger. 
 In - of nie, luibcr iiifineii 2CifIcn. 
 
 Spite, V. a. 1. franfeii, (irgeni, per: 
 bru'fitii ; qiinlcn. Shak. 2. f erjurnen. 
 Spited at .., aiifgcbrnd)t fiber ... 3. 
 iitn-r (Fiivn* pb. nufGiiicii iiraerlid) fciii, il&er 
 (5-tiiiii$ l)i!ire ffin. 
 
 Spiteful, spi'te'ful, adj. boff)nft, 
 tiirfird), (jniiiifd), feiiibfclig. —adv. Spite'- 
 ful!y , bo5l)i1|'t. 
 
 Spitefulness, spite'fulnes, «. bit 
 SBofiuir, SiiiibfdiGfeit, ber ©rofl. 
 
 Spitted , .spii'ted , adj. nilfflffdjoffcil, 
 ill ^i^' spolu' gcrd)oiTen. 
 
 Spitter, spit'iur, s. 1. Oilier, ber 
 Q-twa^ niuVii'gr, %\e<.\'(t) nn ben ©pifg (lecfr. 
 2. ^cr Sptt'ij ( bie erjli'ii ©tniigcn be^ ipir: 
 fd)i6 ol;iic (S-iibcn ) , bng 3nrfd)cn. 3. ber 
 SpiiBi'r, Spiegfjirfd). [3lii^ii>erfenbe. 
 
 Spitter, s. in €peienCe, €piicfBiibe, 
 
 J^pittle, r. Spital. 
 
 Spittle, *. 1. ber Speit^el, ([ bie 
 S^'urfi'. 2. cine 5lrt ffriiitr £prttcn. 
 
 Spittle, V. a. [Dirii.l itiit fineni flei: 
 neii Si'turn gmben, iinitltdjen, iinin'Kjren. 
 
 Spittly, spit'tle. adj. f oul epcid)il 
 fiuiiiltiiib, !"d)(eiiiiig. 
 
 Spitt«»(iii, >>piituun'. I. berCpiidnnpf. 
 
 Spiuit - .slioiildered, spiaic - 
 >lr(M(irii(i. udj. (V. ^ferbcii' Diiolnl;in. 
 
 Spiuiicliuic, !>plaiigk'uik, (gr.) ad;. 
 
 Si'L 
 
 [9Iiiflt.] ©ingcipeibc... -nerve, ber ©in« 
 gciwrifetieru. 
 
 Splnuclinolog'y,spiangknol'l6j°e, 
 *. I. pietiljre urii fun (j-mgnueiDen, t£plaiid)» 
 iiiUcgte. 2. Die (2piiiiirt)iuUi''gic, i'il;re I'ou ben' 
 ivriinfl}eircti btr iiniern iljeile bef i^ijrpere. 
 — bplan cli 11 o g ' r ap liy , s. bie (£plnud)» 
 nogropljie, ^erd)rfilniiig ber 6-iiigiiueibe. — 
 Splaiiclino t ' oui y ; s. tie S.piiind)Utin>s 
 line, Sevglieberimg Cer ©ingciveibe. 
 
 Splusll, splasli. (i). piaslij V. a. (init 
 •iL'rt|)ir, Ri>ii) 2c.) beipriijcii. [Sijiiffer i(.). 
 
 Spla»>ll, t;. n. ipvitjeu (I), ^oct), 
 
 j$»plai«li, ». bn£ geipni;te SlCaffer, ber 
 gi'l'prii;tt kvd), Spny, ■sipnijer. 
 
 Splashy, .splash'e, adj. befpri^t, 
 ipvii;ni(iuj, uii ;g, iin^. 
 
 SplutC'll, splaish, (p(atrd)eil) v. a. t 
 anfiniiDeii, ia)miiifcii, ui'riaird)en. 
 
 Splutcliy, splatsire, u(0'. gefc^uiinft, 
 lUigi rindjeit, lurfiilfd)!. 
 
 Spiay, spla. ( I'. Display) D. a. 1. 
 nil ber feajiilter verreiiten. To - a horse, 
 tiiieui ^firbe bie ©cbultcr perrenfen, ein 
 ■^fcib biiglal;iii iiind)cn. 2. a) f tiir Spread, 
 u. liir Display; bj \o luie nl8 adj. «) fiir 
 Displayed, Spread; /i) einiunrt^ flebo» 
 gen , rd)iei, frumin. 
 
 Splayfoot, spli'fut, } ,. 
 
 Splayfooted, jplA'futed.J " '* 
 niit tuiuume gcbogcnen ijiip"-'"/ ipcrrbeinig, 
 id)itfbeintg. [|'d)iefe ^TOnul, ©rtjiftinvu",. 
 
 Splay inoutli, spU'inoui/i, s. cne 
 
 Splay inoutlied, spl^iuodiAd, 
 adj. fniiniiimriiiiig, )d)iefiiiaiilig. 
 
 Splay iii|;°, spla'mg, «. iai S3erreii> 
 fen , bie SSerreiif iiiig ber ©d)iilter. 
 
 Spleen, spleen, (gr. splen) *. I. 
 19luat.J bie Wiij. 2. bie '»filjnid)r, '»iiij: 
 be)'d)iuerben , bnS Wiljiuel); (ii. in lueitirer 
 iSebeutiing) a) bie '>))iilji'ud)f, ippporfjouDrie, 
 (II. ein geringerer ®rnb bcriclbeii) bie yiiuy- 
 l"iid)r, ber Spleen, b) bie iible 2nune, ®ri(lt, 
 eer SSjiirm ; Slcrger, Serbrup. c; ber fdjnellc, 
 i;eftige 31upiig, 2lufall, bie Sniinc, ainiunnb. 
 lung; (Sile. In a-, in eiuciu ?{u. Shak. 
 d) ber cigenc SBedjfel beS menfd)iid)en &(■■ 
 niiiiljS Shak. e) Die Cnune, ber ©•igenfinu. 
 Shak. 4. f bie &rrd)Utterung be^Siwerdjicde. 
 
 Spleen ridiculous, ein ftiirfer Qluei>rud) 
 Dc6 (i;elnd)rer6. SiHak. Tlie performance ot 
 our having spleens, bie 9IU6tTll)r«ng Ull- 
 icrer 9{ild)cgeDillifen. Shak. Troubled with 
 tiie -, niiljiurfjlig. To have a - again.st 
 any one, Giueiu grnui feu, eineu ftiroll nui 
 oil. luibir OeniailD IjiU'eil. To take or bear 
 a - against any one, &xtAl gegtil G'inili 
 i)egcii. To vein ones -, fcluer iil'leii Sniiui 
 L'ii|t niii(l)cn. 
 
 tipleen-sick, niiljfudjtig, l)\)\)V<i)m. 
 Dnfd). --wort, ijjpt.j tM -'Biilifriiiit. 
 
 Spleeiied, spleend, adj. Der 9)riij 
 beriUibi , uuijliis. 
 
 Spleenful, .spleenful, adj. I. tniii: 
 iiuDno, l)i)pi'd)onDrifd). 2. imiuifd), nrgfr. 
 lid), I'erbnefilid). [frcuublid), fanfi. 
 
 SpleeuleS»>, splecn'les, adj. 
 
 Spieeiiy, spleene, udj. l. miijriid) 
 rig. i. miijiud)ttg , iiuiiiiid), rirgerlid), iht; 
 fiugiid), imimfd). li^ifdje). 
 
 Spleet, .-pleet, n. a. f ouegrntcn 
 
 Spleiidvut, spl4n'd^at UiU.j aiU 
 
 SPL 
 
 1. glnujcnb. 2. i a) glnnjenb. b) ffttwtt 
 iiucbieiip. [uniflnnbe. 
 
 Splendent fortunes , glillijeilbe (blildit 
 
 Splendid, splen'did, (lilt.) «ri> I. 
 gu-.KiiiiC' (ii'ie bie Sonne ic.) ; (Poller) 2. f 
 a) iilcinu'iib, prnd)tig, Ijcrrlid). b) gInujenO 
 (toieg, 9fiif :c.). c) foftbnr. 
 
 Splendidly, splen'd'dle, adv. 1. 
 gliiiiii'uP. 2. i glanjeiib, prnd)ttg, nuf eine 
 gliinienbe 91rt, lierriid), fo|1t»nr. 
 
 Splendidly attended, niit glnil}cnbem 
 ®efolnc. 
 
 Splendor, spiln'di'ir, dot. SB.) «. 
 1. Per ©Iiiiij (ber ©oiinc :c.). 2. i a) bet 
 fflliinj , bie ^rnci)t. b) ber ®lniij (fiiie« 
 Siigei^ 20.). [fel)r glaiijcnbe Sljeife lebcii./ 
 
 To live in great splendor, nuf eiue 
 
 Splenetic, splen'clSk, (Int.) adj, 
 1. jur '^Jtilj gel)orig. 2. niiljriid)rig, t)\)pot 
 d)onPrird). 3. oerbrieplid), niurrifrf). 
 
 Splenetic, t. ber 9}tiiifiid)tige, ^r)t 
 pi^rf)ouPcr. 
 
 Splenic, splln'ik, adj. jiir 9}7il) 
 gt■lu^rig, ^iiij... - vein, bie TOiIjaPer. 
 
 Splenisll, i^plen ish, adj. milifuc^t 
 .tig, oeiPvii'fjiirt), niiirrifrf). 
 
 Splenitive, splcn'eiiv, adj. f I)i^ig, 
 feiirifl, li'iPeiifd)(ifrlid). Shak. 
 
 Splent, splent, t. 1. bn^ Ueberbein 
 (am Sc^eiifer ber ^ferbe). 2. ber ©pliut, 
 Splitter; f. Splint. 
 
 Splice, splise,^ (frf)iu. splissa; fpftf. 
 
 Splise, ^ fen) v. a. 1. l^ar.] 
 
 fplifjen , fpli^en. 2. [lifrf)!.] redjtiulnfclig 
 nn eiunnPcr fiigen. 3. [bei ®nrtuern] in ben 
 Spnit pfropfen. 
 
 Sp Using- fid, [«»?(ir.] tia6 ©piiiljom. 
 
 Splice, «. [^iir.] bie Splifiiiiig. 
 
 Tapered splice, eine flirje ©pdfTuiig, 
 luo bie Suc^teu nn ben (Jubcn niirf> einniibet 
 nbgefd)iiitteu luerben, fo tan Pie ©pliilung 
 in ber 9J?itte ntn Pirf|len u. nn ben g-nPen 
 nm bfinnflen ifl. Long -, bie Snngfpliffung, 
 fpnnifd)e ©pliffung. Eye--, bie 9lugfpiif» 
 fang. Drawing -, eine 9Irt furjcr ©pliffuug, 
 luo bie ©nbcn ber Ducftten gcfpi$t obcr ge» 
 fnttet lucrben. Cunt-, bieboppelte©pliffung. 
 
 Splice- grafting, b(i« ?J5fropfen in bcii 
 Spalt , bnfi 'ipfropfeu nuf beni Siinglein. 
 
 Splint, splint, (Splint) «. l. a) ber 
 ©plint, ©plitter, ©pnn. b) ber Splitter 
 (oon ^nodjen). 2. [6^ir.] bie ©f^iene; f. 
 Olid) Splinter. 
 
 Splint- coal, bie Sp{itterfof)fe. 
 
 Splint, i V. a. 1. fplittcrn, }er< 
 
 Splinter,) fplittern, fpalten, fptei> 
 fjen. 2. [(?l)ir.] fc^ienen. 
 
 Splinter, splint'ur, «. 1. a) ber 
 Splinter, Splitter, ©pnn. b) ber Splitter 
 (oon Jjnod)en). c) [•5)cilit.] -s, S3omben» 
 fplitter, l'>BI.ir.] Pie ©plitter ber jerfd)o(Tenen 
 -)}inaeu OP. ^Iniifcn. 2. [gljir.J bn« 93re«. 
 d)cn , bie ©d)tene. 
 
 A splinter of stone, ber ©({)iefer. 
 
 Splinter-proof, [9)?iltt.] eiue <B<i}U^t 
 iufl)r, iueld)c bei «!lttafen bie bei beni ^nloer 
 fDiimianbirteu Seute oor ben SBombenfpJtt* 
 tiTii fid)ert. 
 
 Splinter, v. n. fpiitfern (p..^bt}eK.). 
 
 Splintery, splinture, «<</. fpiitterlo. 
 
 Split, split, (l)0tl. splitten) praet V. 
 l>p. split, I), n. I. fplittern, fitfi jpaltciti 
 
Faip. (ar. fall. fat. M^. met. Fine. fin. N6, movp. n6r. got. 6!l. c]6ful. Trthe. iuIk ffill. i/,in. THis. 895 
 
 SFL 
 
 tcrflf n , 6rf4)fn , platen. 1. 1 a) (info) jjcf) 
 halted ill ... (ftrt) iljeilen in ..). b) to - 
 (Willi laughing). (L>cr l?>icf)eiu tcrilei). 3. in 
 Cd)i'irerc6.Iri"mtmfrgel;eii, i'cf)circrii inii(f)ii. 
 
 To malie all iplii, 1 'ililti (urj II. fUlli 
 fdjinfleii. 
 
 Siplit, i>. a. 1. fpalten, r(f)(ei#en; jer-- 
 fpiilteii; (di) Segef :c.) )erreigeii ovie ^rr 
 SQBint). 2. 1 a) ■= fpnlteii (ba6 $fr}, einfii 
 £i*r|lrnf)(). b) (into) treimeii, jcn^fileii 
 (III), c) (Epnitiiiigrn 6riii()eii i'.i . . , eittiiueieii 
 3. fd)ritfrii miirt)eii , jcrtruninierii. 
 
 A »nil iplit, (ill I'om SBiiite )rrriiTene» 
 Srtjel. Spli tting -blocks. lr}};or.] tiii- 
 otJfrii Staprlfrl&rfe, luornuf in Aitl riil)t. 
 To - in twain, (iitiiuei ipnlteit, icnpiilten. 
 To — the ildK*. to — onc'« tides, to - one's 
 •elf with laughing. i<or &ii(f)eii brrfleii ivoh 
 Kit. To - a cause. 3'icbenDiiigr, STtbenfrt^eii 
 ill riiieii ^rt'jf§ timmfdjeit. To - the dif- 
 ference, beu Uiucrfc!)iet) tljtUtn (.bei ciiiriii 
 ijjiiiitrl). Lets - ihe difference, wit luofleii 
 C6 tljeiUii. - me. e 1)01' mid) btt ipeiiferl 
 
 Split-cause. Ccr Sltucfat. —-fig 
 e tn isprjireifrmitft. --rings, 4. pi. qe 
 fp.iiteiK 3fiii,if. [bit fpnitet, intjiutit. 
 
 Iipltttt*r, split'iur, I. fine ^rrfoit, 
 
 .S|ii liter of a cause, btt 9ie(tfUotT: 
 6ril)ir, 3i"i'T"frffi1ifr. 
 
 iiplMftcr, splut'tur, «. 6 u. t t>cr 
 Piiri'! , tai (sJefoiV, SlCcfeii. (reii retcii. 
 
 Spluttt^rf V. n. e f)(i(lid II. venvor: 
 
 Sp»diMin,»p6'd^uni,(()r.)<. [(^^em] 
 6er Cfciibiud), flnuit >Wirf)t, §i'itteiiiiid)t, 
 9liiGetiiii(f>t, (Srtllnieifliia , Qvaue S?uttti\ 
 rniirt), fti6 ^icbtS. :piifti:niiicf)t6. 
 
 Spodumene, spdduiucne, *. 
 ['TOiiunili).] ter Iripl)nii. 
 
 Spoil, spnil, (lat. spolio) ». a. I. (ofi 
 ((Siiicii eiiier 'Ba(t)t) berniibeii. 2. pUhiticrn 
 (iiiii diemalt iiel)iiieii , mcoiieljiiieii). 3. (aii; 
 QtU. -pillan) a) uerDerbeii , iiermi'nlen , icr= 
 fimii, i'friiirf)ten , jii Orunbe rid)r«it. b) 
 i>ert>erben ibic ©itteii k.). c; itcrjieljcn, uer> 
 iu6iMieii (itiii6er). d) ucrCerbtii, uereitflii, 
 i>rrru(feii I'ipiaiie :c.). «) ocretrbeii (tie 
 9lii,l<u Ctird) Sefeii to. f) utrbi-rbfn (uii. 
 6rfliirt)fciir mnd)eti , 6ef(t)iibifleii). 
 
 To spoil paper, ?i>apier Uftbrrben. To 
 - one's niratures, 3emAnt)£ ^Ttiigrrgedi 
 Bfrtitflii, (S-iiicm tai igpiel ucrtcrbcn, eiiicm 
 eiiuii Strirt) Mirrf) bie 9{ed)iiiiM(j modjeii. 
 This mount witli all his verdure spoil'd, 
 >irffr i>iifli(, nfl f«iiie6 ®riiii6 berniibt. 
 
 Spoil, V. n. 1. rniibeii, pluiibern. i. 
 uerfirt'eii (u. £orn :c.). 
 
 Spoil, s I. Die (ab(je(egte, a6aefhreiffe) 
 ^.uit, 6er Srtlg. Bacow. 2. bie 95«ute. 3. i 
 bit 'lluibeiite (iai Qttunqent). 4. bet 9?nub, 
 (it Sintiberei, ^luiiberiinfl, 95errcuiliiiio. 5. 
 (Brt6 fflcrnitbte) bet Kaub (off iin pf. , tiiib 
 ftiid) 1). MiLTOH. 6. (bie Urfncjje be« 55er« 
 berbeii^) ba« 5Berberbeii. Shak. 
 
 3. Kach science and each art his spoil. 
 
 BCNTLBY. 
 
 To commit spoils, roiiben, pltinbern. 
 
 Spoil-sport, ber ©pn^uerbrrber. — 
 trade, ^er '5Pfiifd)et. 
 
 Spoiler, xprnlur, ». I. brr 9{aii6er, 
 ^ifiiiPcrfr . 5Bm«uilcr. 2. ber 25erbcrber. 
 
 A spoiler of children, (>^iiier, ber 
 Aiiibct ifttiitift, vertvol)iit. 
 
 SPO 
 
 Spoilful, spoii'ful, adj. t r>ui6e: 
 rifd), riiiib(iicri(). 
 
 Spoiling-, spoiling. $. iai 9?aiibeti, 
 
 Ccr 9{.iiib; Bn6 aSerbcvbeii. 
 
 .Spoke, spoke, praet. V. Speak. 
 
 Spoke, (niiiieli'. ^paca > «. l. bie 
 Spi'irt)e (iiii 9{nberii). 2. bie ©prrfje, Sciten 
 ipri'ffe. 3. I'Sot.J ber ©traljl. 4. t-))i\ir.] tif 
 tpiife. 
 
 Spoke-shaye. [Xil'd)!-! bie Sifljffi"!)'- 
 
 Spoken, sp^'ka, pp. v. Spenk. 
 
 Spuke.mnnn, spoks'man. t. brr 
 i&prertjer , (Jfirfprf (t)f r , 5Srrrliiilter , ^Corr. 
 iiil)rer. [v. a. bfroiibeii, uiriiibeni. 
 
 Spoliate, spoleAte, (int. spolio) 
 
 Spoliate, V. n. raiil'CM, pluuberii; 
 (iiiit on) piriiibtrn. 
 
 in lime of wnr, rapacious men are let 
 loose to spoliate on coiumerce. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Spoliation, spoleil'shun. i. bie 
 !8er.iiibiiiij], ^luiibetuiia, [9{id)r6|"pr.] Spci= 
 liation. 
 
 Spondaic, spondi'ik. ) , 
 
 Spoudaical, sponJi'ikal.^ 
 IPPiibrtifd). [ber itpmbnii*, ®lci(i)fc()ritt. 
 
 Spondee, «pon'i'i, ((jr.) *. [^oef.] 
 
 Spoiiilyl, spou'dil. ^ (t)r.) <• 1. 
 
 Spondyle, \ [ -Jln.n. ] b.i« 
 
 <HJtrbeil'eiii, ber 'il.-irbe(fiip(t>eii. 2. [•Watiiro-] 
 a> bie Sliippniiifcbcl, 9iij'T^"ffl'ippe- ^> "'' 
 ^iirielrniipe, ber ^iirjcliuirfler. 
 
 Spong-e, spanje.^ (iir.) t. I. ber 
 
 Spunge, 5 ©(i)<»<i>i)*" ('<<< 
 
 Serjjiiu.id)f ). 2. [91rtifl.) ber <2Bir(fter, SBifcft; 
 tolbcii.Wmimr, ©nl(fiuif(t)fr (einer^iiiioiie). 
 
 3, [bti 5?iiif(f>miib.] bie ©tofte, brt« gerffh' 
 flucf (nil ^iifeireii). 
 
 Pyrmechiiical sponge, ber (Jeiier: 
 
 rct)iuiiiiuii. [«Ufiiiie. 
 
 Sponge-tree, (95Pt.] bie Uir\\efif(l)t 
 
 Spoug-e,^ V. a. 1. niit eiiu-m 
 
 Spunge,5 iSc{))unmme iie^eii, rrini: 
 
 pen, friinipen, emlniifcii Iii(Teii. 2. mit ciiiciu 
 
 6d))untiime ivifct)eii, nbi«i|"(t)eii, iibenuif(f)eii, 
 
 iwe.imifct)eii. 3. t a) (out) au5i«tf(t)cn , 0116= 
 
 lof(t)fil. b) Tliey were spunged of their 
 
 money, ninii erpregte udii iljiien i^r P)elb. 
 
 4. mit cineni ©t^ronmnie reiniaeii, niifn)i= 
 fcfteii; [2lrti«.] mit bem 2Bifd)cr reiiiiac" 
 (finiicncii). 5. 1 ern)i|'c^)cii, crliiflicii ((Ftivn*). 
 
 Sponge,) 0. n. i. luie ein <S(f)iv(imii) 
 
 Spuuge,) eiiiiie^en, eiiifaiiacii. 2. i 
 lecfcn, }ii (5).i|le (jeljen; fid) fiittcrii. To - on 
 cib. upon any one , bei (Jiuein ftfttiinro^eii, 
 fiift i>i>(l tritifen. 
 
 Spunging-liouse, t)a6 $Ali$ eitieS 
 ^nilif, iBPriii 9lrre|Tanten , fleii)5l;n(. I'err 
 Ijni'tete S(t)ulbiicr einiliucilen ueri«n()rt luer^ 
 ben bU il)iien eiii beflimmtcS (^ifaiiijiiiB 
 niidcroict'eii luirP; in biefein ^Me jel^vt ber 
 aSallif iiut S.o\\en be« (JJcfiinoenen. 
 
 Sponger, spunjurr^ «. ber ®d)mn-. 
 
 Spunger, 5 rc^er, Icnfr> 
 
 Icrftr. 
 
 Spongiform, spun'jeform,) 
 
 Spiingirorin, ) 
 
 rd)iviimiiianiii , me ciii ©cftronnttn. 
 
 Sponginc^SM, spun'jenes,) ^ ^^.^ 
 
 i'd)ii)aiiiinid)re 33ci"d)n|TiMi()eit, ©(I)n)nn'mi(j> 
 feit. 
 
 SPO 
 
 .Spongions, spun'jeus, ) 
 Spiingious, \ '"^' 
 
 rd)iu.iiniiiii1)r, f£t)io(mimi(j. - stone, btt 
 Sd)iiuiiiiiiifti'in. 
 
 Spong-y, spun'jl,) adj. I. f^nami 
 
 Spungy, 5 niig ; fdfveanu 
 
 mid)i. 2. i a) ud(I, uberfntt, nn0 (betrun* 
 fell), b) nne {feudft). 3, fc^rortminifl (ein» 
 miineiib). 
 
 There is no lady more spungy to suck 
 in tlie sense of fear, f e* flibt feiii SBeib, 
 biif ge nei.iter lunre , bai @eful)I ber giirdjt 
 illetd)r.im ii'ie em (B{<)mnnim eiiijiifaiigen. 
 
 SponU, spungk.) (i>. punk?) t. 1. 
 
 Spunk, ] iai fault i^Dlj; 
 
 j^olj, bfl* Ifid)t SJ'iier fnnflt, Siinberl)!)!}. 
 2. ber ©t^mnmin, 5c"«i'rf)>«n"ini, 3unb» 
 l"(^maiMm,3unber. 3. bieSiinte. 4. [©c()Dttl.J 
 bne ©d)iuefell)C>ljc()en , 3'"i"6f)0llften. 5. 
 bnf entjiinbbnre ®enii'itf), geiier. 
 
 Sponsal, spon'sal, (lot. sponsalis) 
 adj. bie i^riiiit, 58crlDbiiii(i ob. 5?o(t)jeit be» 
 treffriib, brnnriid), ^Pd)jeltii(^. 
 
 Sponsion, spon'shun, (Int.) «. bie 
 9Jurg'(f>nff, 3"l"i3«. t>n^ 9SeriVred)en. 
 
 4ipon8or, spon'sur, <lnr. W.) t, 
 
 1. ber SBiarfle. 2. brr Irtufieiige, '>)Jnti)e. 
 Spontaneity, spontane'et*. «. bit 
 
 ffreiiuinijjfeit, ©elbflthiirigfrit, ©elbftbeftim* 
 niiing , ba5 ©efbtleinrrcten, ©elbflerfolgen, 
 bie ©poutnneitat. 
 
 Spontaneous, spond'neus. (f.) 
 ndj. frciivinig, vow frrieii ©ti'icfeii, uoii 
 felbil, aui eigeiiem Qlntriebe; urn icibjl ge* 
 r(()el)enb, nattlrlid), iu>n felbjl eiiitrrtenb; 
 [95ct.] uon felbfl lunt^jfenb , milP iiind)riiib. 
 
 Spontaneous combustion, [(£i)ein.] 
 bie SSfrbri'iiiuing i)()iie ijeiier. 
 
 Spontaneously , spnuta'ncusl^, 
 adtt. fri'iiuidig , uon felbil, oljiie lUijjerci 
 ^irtel. [ usnes, $. f. Spontaneity. 
 
 Spontaneousness, spomAue- 
 
 SpontOOn, spontoun'. (fr. esponlon) 
 t. [-3Kilit.J ber Ob. bai ©ponton, bie ijnibe 
 
 Spool, spool, «. IWetttK.] bie ©pule 
 
 Spool, V. a. fpiiien. 
 
 Spooler, spuoi'ur, t. ber ©pufer. 
 
 Spooling, spuul'ing, «. bai ©pulni, 
 
 S p o o I i n g - w h e • I , bai ©pulrab. 
 
 Spooin, spuuiu, V. n. [>)]?nr.] rd)iiell 
 fegeln, fd)nefl gcfjen. 
 
 Spoom- drift, ['TOar.j ber ©rf)niint, 
 ber bei einer fc^meren 935 bie gnnje ^eere^i 
 frnd)e bfbc<ft. 
 
 Spoon, spuun, (ir. sponog) «. 1. bee 
 SiJtfel, (5"6loffcl; (nurf) eiu ffierfjeiig urn 
 ©rbe awi einem Socfje jii fdjaffeii) ber Coffel. 
 
 2. ber 9?iil;rrpate(, bie iKiiljrfcde (ber Surfcti 
 Tea-spoon, ber Iljeeloffi'i. [biirfct). 
 Prov. To be past tlie spoon, bit J^iiu 
 
 bcrfd)ul)e nbgelegt, nii^gejogeii, nu^getre* 
 ten l)rtbrn. 
 
 Spoon-bill, [Ornitf).] bie £&ffe(gnn«, 
 Sofff'f't'- --f ul, l.berCiJffeloofl; a table- 
 -, ein 6-0li.'tfdoofI; a tea--, ein Xljeeioffef* 
 mil. 2. eiiie ficiiie ■OTtcnge JJliiifigfeit. -• 
 h a n d , bie red)te ^iiiib. --meat, bie Coffeli 
 fofl, SiMTelipfife. --shell. [%uiirfl.] bie 
 ©triinbmiifdjel. --wort, [Sot.] bn6£'6ffel» 
 fraiit. [treitcn. 
 
 Spoon, V. n. ['JRtir.j vor bon 2Cin0e 
 
896 F&te, far, fall, fat Me, met. Fine, fin. >6, move, nir, got, 6il, cl6fid. TiSbe. tub. full. lAin. THu. 
 
 SPO 
 
 Spoon, V. a. [^at.] rirtjten, Dor 6eti 
 fflSiiiC fcriiigeu. 
 
 S p o o II d r i f t , I'. S p o o m - d r i f t. 
 
 lipooney, [DcrtL] Der lolpcl, mu 
 fiiltijje 'Mienfcf). 
 
 Sporadic, sporad'ik, ((\r.)} ^^. 
 
 Sporadical, sporadekal.^ 
 [SOfeft.] ipuciibifd) , eiiijeln, nidjt fpiteniifi-li 
 <u. .<vraiifl)fitcii). 
 
 Sport, sport, ((lit. spoita> «. t Cer 
 fdtttdtotb, )Qme\\toxb (eiiie* a3ettclmljnd)£). 
 
 Sport, (f)o((. boert) *. 1 6n^ ©picl, 
 a) bit Sufi, lliUerf)nItiiii<i, 93elu(liguiig. b) 
 ber ©(t)erj, ©pag. c) (etu Ileiiie^, Seidjtei, 
 n)ii6 ©inem Ieid)t , immidjtio ift). d) (CnS. 
 luomit uinii fpiclt). 2. DaS l(iu&(icf)e 2Jer. 
 fliiiigeti, 6ie Seluftioung im Srcien, (mei: 
 flciis; pi -s, tie 3nflb, gifdjerei. 3. 1 bie 
 SBcrt'iil;ruiiflfiart , JBcrfahrung^iueire , ■Jlrt }u 
 ucrrV.ljreii, Slvt bcS SSerfa^reiifi, ipnnC(uiifl«! 
 weii'e, bag (liiliaO aSertnfiren , bie ^iiijfe, 
 ©d;li(^c, ©trfid)e, 9lnrrf)lage. 
 
 1. d) When lie is the sport of his un- 
 gcverned passions. Clarke. 
 
 For his, their etc. sport, Jlllll S^it' 
 liertrcifc. (They called for Samson etc.) and 
 he made them -, j| ti. et fpit'Ite uur iljtieii. 
 i'or -'s sake, }uni Seituertreibe , jur ^iirj-- 
 weilc. In -, jiim 3eituertreibe, aui ©d>erj, 
 Itti ©c^erje, itn ©page, au& ©pog. To be 
 in -, |(f)erjeii. To make -, ©png trciben, 
 fd)erjcn, ipieleit. To make a - of one, to 
 make — at any one. or with any one, with 
 any ihing, fciiieu ©d)erj, fciii ©piel (;nbeii, 
 feiii ©efpott treibeii iiiit . . , ©men jtini *bc: 
 flcti, juni 9?nrreii l)nbfn. Tliat's but a - to 
 him, tia& id il;tn ciu ©piel, er tljiit (6 fpie; 
 leiiD. A - of words, eiii li'frtrpiel. To spoil 
 one's -, ©iiu'Ut ftiu ©piel uerberben, eiiieii 
 ©rnd) burd) die Sitcdjiiiing nia({)eii. The - 
 of every wind, ia& ©piel eiiiei jebtii 2S5iliBiJ. 
 Who had never been at this — before, btr 
 (Id) mit biefec 9lrt beg 2>frfnl)reiig iiid)t yer: 
 fliiiib, ber biei'c ©treidje iiod) iiid)t geiuoljiu 
 wnr. 
 
 Sport'8-man, tex SSJrtibmanH, ^age r, 
 Siigfcfreiinb, Jreiinb ob. Sicbfjnber ber O'lflC" 
 rb. ber 8-ifd)erei. -'s- m an sh i p, bie 5iigb 
 lii|l, bflfi 2Saibiuerf; bie O^gerei, gird)crei. 
 
 Sport, t). a. 1. beliifligen, initerhnl- 
 ten; to - one's self, fid) beliifligeu, (id) hi- 
 flig nind)en , ( in ) fid) erge^eii nii ... 2. 
 fpieleii, burd) irgciib eine '2irt wn ©piel biir= 
 fletleii Ob. }u erfennen gebeii. 
 
 2. Now sporting on thy lyre the love 
 of youth. 
 
 Sport, V. n. I. fpieleii, rd)iifern. 2. 
 (with) |"d)erjeii, feiu ©piel, feineii ©d)crj, 
 feiii ®e|p6tt treiben (mit). 
 
 As she .tported at this play, inbeg fte 
 {id) til it bieiVui ©piele iiiirerl)ielt. 
 
 Sporter, spo.tur, *. (Jiner, ber 
 f*«vjr, ber©d)nfcr, ©pofiyond ; ^JJoffenreiper. 
 
 Sportful, sport tul, adj. 1. Imlig, 
 fpieleni'd), rd)dfcrl}flft, fd)nferub. 2. fpafjljafr, 
 f(l)erjl)nit. — adv. Sport 'fully, lutlig, 
 f(J)nferiib ; fpiief)nft, nuf fine fc^crjl^nffc 'IBeife, 
 im ©d)erie, jiim ©pnCc 
 
 SportrulneKJi, sport'fi^iinls. s. bie 
 Cuiligfeit, ©d)er,ihnfrigfeir, ©d)nfi'rei, &(i)i\= 
 feri)nffigfelt, ber ©png, t)a6 ©piel. 
 
 Sporting'ly, »p6rt'ingle, adtt fpie: 
 
 SPO 
 
 Icub, im Db. jum ®d)erj , aui Qu\1- 
 
 Sportive, sport'lT. adj. luilig, fc^crj-- 
 Ijiip. , fpapl^iift. A - humor, eiue fd)erjl;afte 
 Saune. 
 
 Sportivenes.<«, sportivnls, s. bie 
 Cufiigfeu, ©iDirjiiiiftigfeit, ©d)rtferei, ](t)tr:y 
 Ijnfte ©tiin.iiuiiii. [leer, iriuirig. 
 
 Sport less, sport'les. adj. freubeii-- 
 
 Sportiila^e , spoi'tshulidje, *. tie 
 (J)ei':d)rt'ri.'one;n. If luni 'll'D'Oien l''K>)i[). 
 
 Sportuiary, sporishulare, tiUj 
 
 Sportule, spoi'tslii^ie, (Uu.; s. i 
 bie (fleine^ <3Me , bas (ycid)eiif. 
 
 Spot, spot, (l;i.i(l. spat, spatten) s- 
 1. btr giecf, a) t>a6 ©tiicf (jyelb, I'aiiDj. b; 
 ber ^JSla^, bie ©telle, c) f i<\6 5lerfd)eu 
 (ein fleiiieg nbgefc^iiitteiics ©tiicf, Dns man 
 auf ^Iciber !C. \tt)t). 2. ber 5'fff, 'Jlecfeii 
 (OJfafeO; ba« 25rniibmat)l ; ['2l|lvDH.] ber 516= 
 rfeii (aiif ber ©iniitent'd)eibe lo; ber Jlecfcii 
 (eiiiefi Jigerg lo; ber gletfeii (eiiie lid)re 
 ©telle am ipimmel). 3. i a) ber jjlerfeu, 
 ©d)oiibflecf (SSonuiirf). b; bie Uiireiiugfeii 
 (ber ©iiiibe). 4. [©riiitlj.] bie gefpreiifclrL' 
 iaube. 
 
 A spot of ground, of grass, of flowers, 
 eiii ©tiicf Saub, gelD, 'Jlcfer, ein ®raf|Wcf, 
 ein SSliimeniliicf. - of interment, bie ®rab; 
 llefle. Upon the -, auf ber ©telle, fogleid). 
 On the -, nil Drt ii. ©rede, nuf bem ^^lu^e 
 A — of oil, ber Dcljlecfen. A — on any one's 
 reputation, ein glecfen nn ^emanbU giiieiu 
 ytamen. 
 
 Spot, 0. a. 1. flecfen, a) jTecfig madjtn, 
 in®tiuafi (J. 55. in ein Sleib) glecfen niad)en. 
 b) tupfedi , punfiiren , fprcnfelii 2. i bcp^e. 
 cfen, befubeln, fd)aiibeii (^^ll giiren 3Janien 
 2c.). 3. bunt mad)cn, flicfen. 4. mit gleet; 
 (t)£n befeljen, belegeii; (a. iii tngerer 95(bcii> 
 rung) mit ©d)ijiipfla|]erd)en belegen (.Dtt& 
 @efirf)t). 
 
 Spotted skins, gcflccfte ^liute. A 
 spotted beast, ein gifltcfres lljier. The 
 spotted fever, bag glecffieDer. Spotted 
 thoughts, nnreine C>)ebanfen. Spotted, 
 ucriuorfeii (dimi 'TOenrd)eiu. Siiak. To - 
 timber, ipinj pccfi'tl. 
 
 Sp<»t, V. n. fliden. 
 
 Spotless, spoties, adi. 1. ftecfen^ 
 {06, ol^ne gierfen. 2. i unbeflecft, unrabelig, 
 reiit. [UtU'ifli'cftljeir. 
 
 SpotlessneSK, spotlesnes, s. bie 
 
 Sputte<lltes!«, sjioi lediies, t. bir 
 ©igeufdiaft gi'flecft, gefpieiifi'lr, befleift }ii 
 feiii, btr Smlanb, bn (rtiuue gefjerft, gtipreii; 
 felt , bi'fit rfc ill. 
 
 Spotter, spnt'tur, i. 1 G'iiicr , ber 
 glfcten nmd)r, fpreiifelt, mit glctftii ieirt)iiet- 
 ■J. i (Finer, ber beffecft, ber ~i?eflecfer. 3. bie 
 ©ticferinn. 
 
 SpottllieiiK, spni'leiies, t. 1. iai 
 ©eflecfre , ©preiiflige ; bie glecfigfeit. 2. i 
 ber Snilanb bee !8ej1ecftfein«. 
 
 Spotty, spoi'te, adj. I. ftccfig; flc: 
 flecft, fpreiifilig, bunt. 2. i beflecfr. 
 
 Spoiisaye , spou'/idje, «. t i>'''^^ 
 ipeirarlji'ii, bie ipdratl). 
 
 SpoiiJtal, spciu'zal. adj. bie 93raitr 
 Ob. Den SBraiitigiim betreffenb, brnuilid)^ 
 l)od)jeitIid) , ipiHtje't^ • • • i cl)cl'd)- 
 
 Spousal rites, bic 5?od)jeitggebrriiicfte. 
 
 Spiiusal, *. I. umifleng) i>^ -», 
 
 SPU 
 
 bie ipintjcit. 2. bag i?od)ieitIieb. 
 
 Spouse, spouic, (fr. e'poux, Spouse; 
 Int. sponsus. spoiisa *. 1. -}• ber, bie SSer^ 
 lobte, ber -Braiirigain , bie -Sraut. 2. ber 
 @ntre, ®enial)l; bie ®attiiin, ®emnl)lian. 
 
 Spouse, V. a. t l)eirarl)eii. 
 
 Spoused, f uerlobt, uermnljtt. 
 
 Spouseless spouseles, adj. uil< 
 I'ermalilt, iiMiierl)ciratl)et, cl)iie einen ®at> 
 ten cb. eine (^jnrtinn. 
 
 Spout, spodt, (()i)fl. spuit) $. I. bie 
 SUMjre (an 23runnen jc.) , ©d)nnuie (an 
 ilannen ic). - of a gutter, bic X)ad)riiiiie; 
 — for the rain on house-eaves, bie ©Cbliailje 
 finer X)ad)rtnne, ©pdriiljre ; - of a cock, 
 ber S?nl}n; - of a mill-hopper, 1. [TOii^Ib.I 
 bie ^{iinipfniiilbe. 2. (*)Jtar.] ber Irog untet 
 bet illemnie, in iveid)ein ber auggebrilcfte 
 i^eer luieber in ben SeiJel Iciuft. 3. ber 
 ^IDufyerftral)! ; ber a33afferrd)ii6, 'Jfegengiig, 
 ■JColfcnbrud) ; (n. in engerer ajebeuruug) 
 ['>J5l)i)f.] bic SBafferljDfe. 
 
 S p o u t - h o 1 e , bie ©pri^ro^re (am Itrpfe 
 ber -Hiadfiifito. [2. l befianiiren. 
 
 Spout, V a. I. fpriijeii, Ijeraiigipri^en. 
 
 A fountain that spouteth water, fine 
 fpringeiibe gontaue, ein ©pringbrunnen. 
 
 Spttut, V. II. ipriijen, fcl)icprii , Ijits 
 augipri^en, IjeruDrfpriljen , (jeraiu-fpriiigen, 
 I)eraiig|'d)tu'6eii, l)en>orqiie(lcii, I)cnuTrpnibeiii; 
 (out of, fromi Ijeruorrpri^cn, Oerubrfpringen, 
 I)eri'tirrprubeln (aug); (up) ijeraiiftprubein 
 (out of, ntig). 
 
 Spouting-, spoiit'ing, t. bag ©pri-- 
 0fn, ©d)iepLMi; Deflamiren, eine l)ef(ige ob. 
 affefiirte 9{ebe. [flint, lfbl)aft. 
 
 Spraaf, sprag, adj. [Oerri.] I;urrig, 
 
 Sprag-, I. [DmU] ber juiige 2a.t)g. 
 
 Sprain, spiane, (iVrfugen; u. a. ver-. 
 renfen, i'eri1iiiid)Bn, rcrbreljen. [(i)uiig. 
 
 Sprain, *. bie iSerrcnfnng, SSerflaus 
 
 Spraiuts, sprouts, t. bag ®elog 
 (ber fiotlj) ber gifd)iitter, i>e6 "D^farberg. 
 
 Sprang, sprang, geiuinjiil. sprung, 
 praet. u. Spiing. (bie ©protte. 
 
 Sprat^ sprat, (()i)fI.sprot)i. [3d)rl)i)ol.] 
 
 Sprat-barley, spiat-barle, s. tit 
 53artgi'r|le ; jiueijeilige ©omiiierger(le. 
 
 Spra^vl, spiiwi, [Oeril ipra^en?) 
 V. n. 1. jucfen, jappeln. 2. frabbein, frie» 
 d)en. 3. fict) ber Saiigc nnd) aiig|trfcfcn , ber 
 Scinge nad) auggeilrecfr ba liegeii, fid) luaijiMi. 
 4. fid) iinregelmngig aiigbeljnen Dber Dffnen 
 (I'on ber 9{eitereii. 5. bie giipe aiiffpreijcn. 
 
 To lie sprawling, fid) nuf bem 93obcn 
 jDciljen 
 
 Spray, sprA, (oermanbt mit sprig) 
 *. 1. bie ©pit^e eineg 9l|leg, ber Siucig, bai 
 dieii, 5<ei6holj. 2. [■OJfar.] ber ©eerd)aum, 
 0)ieerrd)auin, ©a)aum, bag (JlugmafTr. 
 
 Spray - fagots , *. pi. 9{eigbiinbe(, 
 9{eign)e(len. --wood, bag Steighnfj. 
 
 Spread, spred,/ (aiigelf. spraedas, 
 
 Spred, ^ sprcdan; fpreiteii) 
 
 praet. u. pp. spread pb spred , v. a. I 
 fpreiren, brcitfii (orer, fiber, on, nuf). 2. 
 nugfpteiten, aiigbreiten; nugrpannen (bie 
 ©egel :c.). 3. i a* uerbreiten (ben JSrieg lo, 
 nuebreiten, nugilreueii; (oft mit abroad) 
 uerbreiren, nugifreuen, nugrpn-ngen (ein ®e« 
 ri'icftt K.), uerbreiren niigbreitcn (3eninnb4 
 9{ui)m :c.). b> vcrbniten ifortpflanjeiu 
 
Falp. far. fall. faL Mp. met. rin*>. fin. NA, movp. n(^r. srot. i^il, rloiid. Ti'ihp. tnl». fi'ill. (/nn. TMi«. 897 
 
 SPR 
 
 «■> werbreirfn, nu«ftrBntfn (j. 95. Diifftc). d) 
 
 flii^bririteii, nii6ffl)iieM. 4. fprfjjm; tfljnfn 
 
 <trrrf«n. 5. Prtfen, brftcrfeii, ubirjifhtn. 
 5. And an unusual pAleneiis Kpreods 
 Iter lace. Gkahvii.i.e. 
 
 To (pre ad ilie gra»8. Pn*(3Jrii6 brfireii. 
 
 To - manure. Dung, '0)ii(l fpreitt-n. To - 
 
 ilie cintli , ^eM iiiVf) terfeil. To - « !»l>le. 
 
 ftiieii Zi\<b fniit Orroft^) bfiVhfii. God - a 
 
 table for tlie Krnelite* in the wildernei>ii. 
 
 (■Miitt ueriiTiite tit ^ivavUttn in 6«r SUuilc 
 
 mic Crbeii^iiiirtrm. To - a cold repa»t. 
 
 fiilte Riibt auixra(\tn. 
 
 To spread o»er, ubtriirf^en , ubtt: 
 
 flrriifii. To - with gold, ubcropltrn. 
 Spread,/ v. n. t. fid) Aii^brtittii 
 Spred , ^ (over, ubrr); (v. 9}|tim(n) 
 
 aiifflfl^en. 'I. t a) fid) urrbrfiffn (i>. fflfrud); 
 
 trn, *rflMfl)fiten k.>. i» fid) fliifbrfittn, fid) 
 
 flu«pfl)ii«ii « I'. 5f>niifel ic). 3. fid) flrerfen 
 
 laffcM, fid) efljnen lofTfii (u. gKetoflfn). 
 To - abroad, fid) iiertreitfii, fid) nu«6rfi: 
 
 ttn. Examples are of a pestilent spread 
 
 i n g nature. 33rirpielr fitit (iiiflrrff nPrr 9iiitiir. 
 Spread,^ «. l. oit itn^trt^nung iiai 
 Spred, \ ^ii^grDrhtttrrin). 2. tn 
 
 llmt'iiiifl. 6ie •illl«^fl)mlng. ©trotft. 
 
 Spreader, spred'ur, / «. I. ^inrr 
 Spredder, ^^trallf^rn> 
 
 tft. err -lliifbrfirrr. 2. f (of) Per JBerbreiter 
 
 <ii. firiiiifl)iitfii, Ci)rrild)trn ic), &iiirr, fcet 
 
 {9?nd)rid)tfii ic.) oufflrriit. 
 
 Spread 111)^, spreding,^ aA). fid) 
 Spreddiiiff, ^ nu«brri< 
 
 JtiiD, inifgcttfirtt; CSot.JniiSflfbrritet, rffeit, 
 
 flaffciip. lljfrimijirht. 
 
 A - tumor. ['5)frP.] einr 0)cid)n>iilfi, Pit 
 Spreading,/ «. Mr ^Iti^ftrtiriino, 
 Spreddiiif;-,^ Scrtreitiiiid . ^ii«' 
 
 brl;nim<l. (iie^r. 
 
 Sprent, sprent. pp. * beiVrcngt, bt: 
 Sprii;:, sprig- ov. ysbrig) t. 1. a) Prr 
 
 €pri'§, 6ir £vn'fT<, 6rr iSd)Pg, ©djofilmn, 
 
 £diiiS, trnf 9{ei<, €tiitini'ld)rn ; pi- -s. 
 
 JJtintJ. l>) P«r fKint 3n.'fig (im ©tirfini. 
 
 I. (Oertl.] Per %igel i)l)Hf *i5j)f, ©tifr ; 
 
 I'War.J -«, Cliff r. 3. [Wor.] -, o6. -- 
 
 tfolt, brr Iflrfl'Pijfn. 
 
 Sprig-crystal, 6fr ^Sergfriflnfl. 
 Sprig-, V. a. itiit fieiiieii 3>vcigen 
 
 irtdjitfn, m ;^fiflf (Tirfrn. 
 
 Spriiciry, sprig gi, nrf/. vofl SprPl's 
 
 fit, I'ollrr 9Jti!Vr, ui'd fliiiirr ^wti^t. 
 
 Sprifplit, spiite,) (V. spirit) j. I. Prr 
 
 Sprite, ^ 0)rifi, a) (tin iiti: 
 
 frperlid)** <a;rrfii). b) iaf, ®tiprn|l. 2. ■\ 
 
 ti. -s, tit I'trbenegfifftr. 3. t ter (fiirjt) 
 
 ;pttil. Bacon. 
 
 Spriiplit, V. a. i brunritl^igrn, ^(ini< 
 
 'uAni, vlogri! (aii tin ^rfprnfi). Shak. 
 
 Sprif^lltTuI, sprite'liil. ddj. Irt>t)iift. 
 
 niinter, lUilig. — ade. Sprigh I'f ully, 
 
 Ubl)iirt ic. 
 
 Sprig^liifulnettn , xpiStefulnes , 
 
 •. hit f'lWi.ufiiifiif, <BJtiiitrrfiif, Per -Wiirl). 
 
 SprifflltleNK, Kpidr'Ica, adj gri)): 
 
 •rt, i"(buirrfiifli(i. rhiii' I'lPcn. 
 
 Spri((^fltlin«*KN, .«pi{le'lenes, *. 
 '9it Pibl)nfrigfrtr cWiiiutrrfrit , ttr -JJiirl)). 
 
 Spriff-litiy, spiite le. adj. lrt<l)>ifl, 
 niuiitrr. iMKiii. tniithig. 
 
 Spriiifc, spring, (nngrlf. sprmgan) 
 
 Lnyt- ■ lieuttcli. H'orlribuch. I. 
 
 SFll 
 
 praet. apraag , ttinaift * sprang ; pp. 
 sprung, v.n. I.fpringeii, brtrf)rn. 2. il«d)ii.l 
 fid) fruniiiirn, fid) blrgtu , fid) lurrien (u. 
 >?iMjr). 3. (Pen Drt id)ne(l I'eriiiirrrn) fprin- 
 
 .ICIl; (at) lO^lVringill dlUfj; (torwardi l>pr 
 
 iviirte fpriiigen, ficft iliirjen, frrttpriiigfii, 
 l)iiiiiird)iretni (forth> l)irnii«:, (jerurripnii; 
 iirii; (on, upon) fpringeii (niif') ; (up) ill Cit' 
 <?6l)r iVriiigen, niifiVr'ng*" / iiiitftihrfn, iiiif 
 rd)iefien. 4. i a) (tiiroagln fd)ii'Beii (Piird)). 
 bi [-Mfiir.] to - up, niifrieigeii, fid) tiiifgtbcii 
 iniifrtiigfH jii lueljeii, i>. SSiiiDr). 5. niitiVrm- 
 gen, niifficljfn; oiifflirgfM <iuif :^ul)MrrJC.). 
 6. iVringen, in bie >^ot)e |'d;iir(leii, iiiiiTd)neis 
 len, to - back, iiirii(frd)nfnfn, iuni(fiVnii: 
 gen. 7. (from, au6) entipringen (iwte em 
 Jlug JO, tpringen, qiitden. 8. i a) IjerpiT: 
 fiMiiiiicii, fiitilel^en, (from) enrfpriiigen tuiMi, 
 iui6, Db. einur ®nd)e/, eiurpriiigfii (l)enlrtiii> 
 men, Ijerronitnen, i>oii). b) Allninl)lig, inng: 
 jiim jiiiii 95or|i1)fin foiunieii; «> (oft ePir 
 geivoljniid) nut up, torih. out) l)crppnvod): 
 fen, ipriejen, niifiprif^en, entipnrueii , Ijir^ 
 I'BnpriiMcii (P. (yrnt). /J) niibrid)eii, et- 
 iwnd)en (u. 'iiige); flii«l'rfd)en (p. 3'il)'>f'>J- 
 CI ^ a) (of) fpriegrii (11116). /i) oiifreinit-ii 
 (u. J^otf><)»*Gt>*>- <*> ¥ grbeil)rn. Dhvden. 
 
 4. a) And sudden light [Dr^den. 
 
 Sprung llirougii the vaulted root. 
 
 8. c) a) Much more good of sin sliall 
 
 spring. Mii.ToN. 
 
 A mast that is sprung, ['>}7fiir.j etii 
 ■•JKrtfi. f geipnlten , gebrrd)en iff. A well 
 of springing water, eiil '^riilllieil li'bril- 
 Pigeil ilUilfTer«. Thence spring all our 
 miitoriuues. biejVc 1)1 Mr £^uelle pun iinirrni 
 gaiijen Ungllirf. When the day began to -. 
 flie ee cnftiig {ii togen. To - to light, niic 
 Sict)t tretcn. 
 
 Spring:, o. a. I. t ipringen ob. fe^eii 
 liber . . , iit'erfpriiigeii. 2. iiiifiVniifl'n tniid)eii, 
 (tiiffioren, niiftrnbi'ii, niifjngtii, niifrioberii 
 (ihiilb). 3. 1 auffipberii (Ominnb). 4. jpren; 
 gen, fpriiigen iniidxn, ipnliii liiffeii leim 
 ■iKtne). 5. t id)nell 11. ploi>lid) Ijirpurfpiii^ 
 men Pb. eiirfiet)en iixK^rii, eiii|iel;i'ii U\i}t'\, 
 tjen'orbringcn; )ii iiiji' forberu, mis i.'i.i t 
 bringrii; (gi-ivol)iil. to star i) ('^^liiiie> iiiiKti'ii 
 jiim 25orr(l)eiii bringrii. 6. rpmigen miid)t'ii, 
 )rrfpreiigrn. 7. fc^iitfl, pliu^lid) jiifolli'ii iii>v 
 (t)t» (eme Jnlle). 8. 14lrd)it.i fpreiigrii. 
 
 Tu spring a light, t i'id)t I'lDKigen 
 iiiiic^en. To - a well, eiiirii '^niiiiitii gra 
 Pen. Till faith sprung ilie light, biS ttr 
 (»)l.iiibe Cid)f ipirbcii liep. To - the lull. 
 lr»irtr.J bet beni 'lUnibe iiiifbrcfyen , in ten, 
 >iUiiib Iniifen (b. t). legflm. To - a leak. 
 (-War.) euten firif befi'iumcn, led lyerten. 
 To - a mast, ('W.ir.j eiiieii -OKafi rtbfeiiclii. 
 To - a butt, I'JWrtr.J nm Hipfenee iPfigc^ 
 geiprimgen feiii. 
 
 Spring, '• >■ brr Sprung, bie 9{iQe, 
 brr diiV, Spiilt; li)Riir.) berlTcf, (111 iHJiifini 
 Ob. 'Jiiirten.i ber Spring. 2. (Mr ip.inflimg, 
 Dii mon iVringi) ber ©prmig. 3. t bie tUii^ 
 firrniinng. 4. (-iBifd).] Mr 'J.ber (iin einrm 
 i2d)lM7i' K-); Springfrfrr , i|t iiia ud/., niii 
 ,yirerfrnft. 5- i bie ^priiigiVber, Iiirbfi'Prr. 
 6. (Ill engirrr iBrMiiiiiiig) a) (Orgi'lb.) b:' 
 Jrbrr, iJliippnifffir. b. I'^nrtriiiuirf] Mr 
 SpiiniiMiigti. 7. «i bof SnruffiVri'i'Kn. 3:i 
 rrirffd)r.«llen. b> Mr >£pr;ngfrii|(, i«ifir:rii(:, 
 
 SPU 
 
 (£d)iifnfrnft. ©ponnfrnft, G-Infiijitnt. 8. Pn 
 
 Spring, Qiieri , bie £luc(Ie; (ber Ort. luc 
 
 lii.ifier giiilto bie £luc(le. 9. f at ber Giiell, 
 
 bir Qiicfle. b) bie Qiirfle, ber llnpriing; Me 
 
 CS"iit|lel)iing; ber Sliibriic^ (bee Ingcsii; >iltn 
 
 fniig. c) Me Ur|'ind)e (ber lUni'.ing , Urqiien). 
 
 10. i ber 2ti\i, Jruljling. II. + bii* 'Met 
 
 bfifd). (i)ehMj. 12. f ber Siig, b,i* aSorben 
 
 bliitt. - of pork, ber 2>i'rbirritnifeii. 13. f 
 
 bfr£pringiiiffelb,9liifr(f)iJBliiig, jimgcOJietifil). 
 
 14. [-JJJ.ir.] tai Spring i -s, ©pringrtuie. 
 
 13. t f. Springe. 
 
 9. a) The real Cbrlstian ha.* in his own 
 
 breast a perpetual and inexliaustibU 
 
 spring of joy. Webster. 
 
 9. c) The springs of great events are 
 
 often concealed from coiniiion ob- 
 
 servaiion. Webster 
 
 To take a spring In order to leap, 
 
 lineit ♦Jlnlrtiif nehinen. The - of a clock, 
 
 bie tll)rfeber. To set all -s a-going, nlle 
 
 Springf ebern in 95ei»egnng le^en, flfle ^rnfte, 
 
 iille Wiitel, ^Ule« ftiiiueiibeii. A - on the 
 
 table. ['TOar.) ein Spring nuf bem <ilnfer» 
 
 tiiiie. To moor with a — on the cable, 
 
 l''}}^ir.l init eiiietn Spring auf bem tone 
 
 I'or iJliifer licgeii. 
 
 Spring-arbor, |ul)rm-] bit Spinbel. 
 --barley, bie 5ri"'')li''rt^lU'rfif- - bar- 
 rel. - of u blind, ber 3{p(Uii)rl)nng (an 
 jRiitfd)enfl)ilren). --bock. [3oM.] bi'C 
 Spniigbpcf- --bolt, ber (Jeberrugel. -- 
 box. (lll)rm.] bn6 5cber()<i!if, iJ«bergt'()aiirc. 
 --chape, ber ©ligel eiiier ijrber. --di- 
 viders, t.pl. ber )$eber.iirfel. --forelock, 
 [■•Hfiir.] ein Splint iiiir JJebrrn. --funnel. 
 Per Itidfttv. --grass. (Bot.) t>i\i ^u<t>t 
 gniS. --gun, iai ©tlbfigerd)o6, bit £ige« 
 i'iid)ft, ber Cege;, ©erbrtfd)iiB. --halt, 
 l9(i>giirjeiieif.] ber ipoljneiiipntl) j^.ihnentritt, 
 Bndtu^. --bead. Pie £liie(lc, ber Spring, 
 --hook, ber lt>iriibiiierl)ofeii. --latcli, 
 Pii« ©d)lo# init eiiier 'Jeber, il)iiri"d)(c6. -- 
 quarter, bie 3«it btr Iniigi'ii Inge. — 
 laior, bai 9{nfirtneffer mir Ji'berbriirf. 
 --snuffers, t. pi. bie $iitnitlid)trd)ere 
 --steel, berJi'PerfliifjI. — -steely .ird. Pie 
 JePeni'iige, Srrrfip.ige. - tail. [(fim>iii.l 
 per Spnngfd)iwiiin, (J-rPflol). -tide- bie 
 Spriiigfliifl), Spriiig}i'it. --time, bie ~5nl()« 
 liiiili'tt't- --•<>"•, lllljrm.] ber grPirfpain 
 iier, JJrbenuiilber. -iree-bar, bilo Orf< 
 rd)eir (ber >2l3ogeii nn BcidjiVIii). --water, 
 DM Qiiediuiiffer, 'SriiiineiitPiiffcr- -- w ii eat. 
 Per ■5"''i'')"">l*'i"''i'i'- 
 
 Spriuif-al, spi'ng'al. j.tbrrSpringt 
 iu^fi'ib, i!liim1)0Biiiig, kbl)af(e jiiiigi' -Wi'in'd). 
 
 Springe, .sprinje. (p. spring) t. itt 
 
 Spniifei, Spreiifri, bie Dol)iie; Sdjlmge. 
 
 Springe, v- ». perfiritfeii. 
 
 Sprin:;er, sjniug m. «. I. &iner, 
 Per bas iUiib nuftrcibr, ber ireiber. 2. f. 
 Grampus. 3. t ber SprofTe , SproM'i"fl' 
 4. (■Jlrrt)it.) Per IniqiT, Irogil in. 
 
 Springines.*, »pring'eiies, 1. I- 
 Pie Spiiiiii!, Spring;, gePrr =, ©d)iie(lfriift, 
 G-liifiijitiii. 2. ber 3iiiltinb. bn ein Soben 
 I'l'Iler £iiic(len irt, biif £liic(leiireid)c. 
 
 Springing, spiijig'iiig, *■ 11 Bo< 
 
 ■IiJ.'li1);-rl)ilin. 
 
 .Springing, «><>. [i)(<'d)rerpr.| f. 
 
 louiingtut. Bi.*CKs»<»»«. 
 
 57 
 
898 FAte, far, fall, fat. Me. met. Fine. f!n. N6. move. n5r. got, ^il. rl6u<i. Ti'ihe tiih. fnll. l/;in. TWn. 
 
 Sprin{fle« sprlng'gl, «.t,f. Springe. 
 
 Spriiig-y, springe, adj. 1. i»niiii-. 
 frmiiii, HafiiiVl), prnfl. 2. |>riMijcii fijlllll•ll^, 
 wi'ir ipriitgeii fbiiiieiib. 3. I'oder Qiitllfii, 
 fliifflciin-id). 
 
 I$|)riiikle, »pr!iig'kl, (nngelf. upren- 
 
 giiii. rprriifilii) V. a. I. rpri'ufclii, tVrnunii. 
 
 2. 1 rfiiiiflfii. 3. (9ird)e ic. niif ©Tiuflf) iVrni: 
 
 flfii, (witli) I'eiprcniii'ii, beflreiitn (niit); 
 
 (tif IBiiffiT niif iS-tn'OS) fprfiigeii. 
 
 1. Having our Ijearts sprinkled from 
 
 iiii evil conscience, (lerprciiot hi UllKril 
 
 iptrjiii, uii6 106 uoii tviu bbfen ©eiuiiTcii. 
 
 Bmi.E. 
 
 To sprinkle money, ^ieit auimcxiin. 
 
 Sprinklt;, v. n. 1. iVrengeii. 2. 
 triipi'fln (ni(t)t (tljr flaxt regiieu). 
 
 Siprinklef t. t. eiiie Mircf) €^pren: 
 fltii I'lcbrcitttc fleiiie 9JJiif7e. 2. bn6 Sptfun. 
 flcfiiij; 6ie ®ietjtniiiie. 3. bet ©prenaiuetel ; 
 (iiibtr r&iii.ilii'rfje) ber555fll)ll>c^cl, ©preiiijtf. 
 
 Sprinkler, springklur, 4. ber 
 SpreiiqfiiDt, a5i'fprciigfiibe,®i:|prenfler 9lii6> 
 flrciienbe. 
 
 ilprillklillg', spring'kiing. «. I. b(\6 
 Eprfiifleii; SBtrprtiint'ii , 93eilrcuen. 2. bit 
 biird)®preiinfii iicrbreitcrdRnffe ; fine fleiiic 
 in eiii)eliicii irppfi'ii, 5'^''^'" Jc. (jcrobfal: 
 Ifn^e 'Woffe. 3. i bet aiiifirid) ((in 5Dciiig) 
 Some small - ot etc., (Ill fieiiier ^iln|1rid), 
 rint i)berpiid)lid)e Iteniuiiiij ocii :c. 
 
 A sprinkling of rain, bcr irppfregcil. 
 
 fipriiy sprit, (ongcir. sprytl.-in) v. a. 
 •f iVriljcn. Ijiim '5)?nlj beilinitiiten ffierile). 
 
 Uprit, (ipric^eii) ti. n. feiiiu-ii (i>. bcr 
 
 Sprit, t. 1. ber <Bpri>^, lEpr['9itng, 
 tie ©proffe. 2. bie ©riiiige. 
 
 Sprit, «. [9}?ar.J iai @priet. 
 
 Sprit-sHil, [9Jfrtr.] 1. bn^sEpriffffgel. 
 9. bie SBlmbe (bii6 iintere ©cgri am ajiigs 
 Ifpvift); --iop-»ail, bie ©d)iclH'liiiOe; -• 
 ,upgallant-sail. eiiie £)l>crrd>it'bbliiibe; 
 --sb ae t-knot, eill %liilb|'d)Ottiiftiopf. 
 
 Sprite, sprue, (IP. ysbrid; «. ber 
 6)eit^, f. S p r i g li t. 
 
 Spriterui, ) (. Spriglitfnl, 
 
 Spritef'uiiy,^ f. Spright t ully. 
 
 SpriteiiliesS, f. .Sp riglitlin ess. 
 Spritciy, f. Sprig In ly. - sliow>, 
 
 3)fi|1ngnippeii, ii)ri|lertrrd)itiiiiiigen. Shak. 
 
 Spriteiy, 'nio. milig, iiiiiiitcr. 
 
 Sprod, sprod, *. ber iiufijal)ngcead)6. 
 
 Sprong-, sproiig. -^ prael. i>. Spring. 
 
 Spr<»ut, sprout, (aiigeir. Npryttan; 
 fprL'fiem >•■ n. I. ipiriTrii, (p. 'ipfliiiiiinra! 
 Hint, («ir|lr, finrtoffelii :c.) feimcii; con, 
 foiiii) I'cnirfpri^fteii. 2. (iltHTli.; uMd)!'?!!. 
 3. .iiifdiicfirn (U feiid)rrin 25irriul:c.>.BAcoiii. 
 
 To get tlie sprouting clean awHy, titli 
 bie .Reitite (nin ".Dcnij :c.) rein lurfliiifrij.iffi'ii. 
 
 Sprout, V. n. 1. bcr ^ptc^, bie 
 ©profTe. 2. pi. -», bie ^cl;l)priHTcM. 
 
 Spruce, spruuse, (p. I'preiieii?) adj. 
 nttt, I'liiiber, gepii^t. 
 
 Spruce, V. a. pn^cn, J)erfl«ei>ii^cn. 
 
 Spruce, v.n. fief) pu^eii, fi(t l)ernii£> 
 ptificn, (t((> fiuibcr Ijniten. ['-Jjreiigen. 
 
 Spruce, (el)lU. fl'ir Prussia) *. f 
 
 Spruce-canvass, eiiie 91rt grobrr 
 Cciniwiinb (bir <i»6 ^^reufjen eiiigeiiiljrt ,uirb;. 
 -■ieiR)»lier, bfl« bnni|"d)e ( preiifiirdjo; 
 Cebtr. --uKer, b\£ idwfic Srrte bee gcibiii 
 
 fePU 
 
 bPU 
 
 Ofer«. --yarn, rof)e< fieiitenflnrit. 1 W?nrttn«rorii. 10. bie gemeine «n?eerf(t)ronlbe, 
 
 Spruce, #. l^et.l -, Ob. --fir, (Spierfd)tunlbe. 
 bie gpri|Tiiipd)te. To set (put) spurs to (a liorse), 1. (e«« 
 
 S p r u c e - b e e r , bat ©proffenfeicr ;' nem «J5ffrbc) Die (Spor(n)en geben. 2. t iin. 
 Dantzic -, bnnjiger Doppelbt.r. --deal,!|-pi,rnen. Upon the - of a particular occa- 
 eine I)icle plmi (yid)teiil;cij I'on nicljr Mi 20 ximi, nuf ajcriinlnfjung eincr brfiMiPern mc. 
 
 5iifj t'niigc. --wine, i£pvi)|7nu'iTeiij uiit 
 "Hctin i'criuifd)r. --wood, fie.Uijeljiirfte^ 
 .-pL'i.i, 9{eii-l)uli. 
 
 Sprucely, spruOse'li, adv. wttt, 
 raiilHT (r.iigi',i)gi'M ;c.), gepiK^t. 
 
 Spruceiiess, sprOOse'ue*, «. bie 
 iJieriujfeit, ber faiibtre '2liijiig. 
 
 Sprue, spiuu, t. 1. eine ^^nterie, bie 
 I'ic^ bci gciuifjeii ilrnnri}eiten iin '0)fiinbe bil-- 
 cct. 2. i€d)ortl.j bit (-WietoUo (£d)ltirfen. 
 
 Sprug:, spri'ig. t>. a. -f pii^en. 
 
 SprUUg, liprung, yraet. II. pp. P 
 Spring. 
 
 Spruiit, sprunt, V. n. f 1. pDrfprtu 
 ,ieii. 2. nmrpritpin, ntifffinien. 
 
 Sprunt, M. 1. t iebti fiirjr ii. jlnrre 
 Diiuj. 2. t bcr ©priiiig. 3. [Oertl.J ber 
 )al;e •ilufgang. 
 
 Spruut, tidj. t friiftig, nitititer; fel^r 
 emilg, gcict)ii|Iig' — ada. Sprunt'ly, friif- 
 tig, jiigciiblid). — Sprun»'ne«», *. bie 
 03erd)aftigfcit, enifigfcit. 
 
 Spry, spii, (1(1;. iSiDrbiiin.) ffinf. 
 
 Spud, spud. (biin. spyd) t. 1. bai 
 fiiric, I'pniflfijriiuge 'QJirffcr, bcri?iuif, i£d)ui> 
 tjcr, bttu ©djiiiMinciier, ©litcnicHcr. 2. | bae 
 rurie Ding, bcr ilnirp6, 'ijjnriel. 
 
 Spume, spuiur, (iiu.> «. ber(Sc(>nutn. 
 
 .Spuuie, V. n. |'d)onmen. 
 
 Spuiliesceuce, spumes'sense, t. 
 bn6 Sd)rtunitii, ber Snrtniib be6 ©d)niiineiu. 
 
 Spumous, spu'nius,^ adj. |'d)iUI. 
 
 Spumy, spu'iiie, ) niig, |'d)au: 
 incnb. 
 
 Spun, spun, prnel. II. pp. V. Spin. 
 
 S p u n - li H y , gcipDnncnef Speu, \. S p i n. 
 --yarn, ['OXnr.j l}i\6 ©d)iciiiiUin6fl«un ; 
 two yarn -, iii)cibral}figcf (Sd)ieniiiun6giirn , 
 three yarn -, brciDrill;[i!ic6Sd)iclllillili6garil. 
 
 Spung-e, u. bcficn >Jiblcuuiigen, i'. 
 Sponge etc. 
 
 Spur, spur, (niigclf. spur; I)of(. !rpoor) 
 *. I. bcr ©porn, a) bcr ©faciei, Diu'n. b) 
 (bie fpi^igcii 'Jiii6nifid)|"e ()iiirer ben gu^cn 
 niiindjcr aSi)gcl; beionberfi nbcr; bcr ipiiyncns 
 iporn. c) ber ©porn (jiini ©ponicn ber 
 •55|Vrbc). 2. f a) (to, lU) bcr ©porn (bci 
 ■iiniricb, fliirfe 5iciufggriinb>. b; bie iCcr^ 
 anl.iffiing. 3. ISBot.] bcr ©porn. 4. pTiii 
 riirg.] The great -, bile ©Olllicnl^oni. 5. 
 llppogr.] bie ■ilsiinfrunpiye. 6. (fibcrl).; ct: 
 ii'iie iperpnr|1el;cnbc« (bie ©piye, bcr ©d)iiii: 
 Del); J. SB. a) the - of a post, bie ©trcbe, 
 ©tu^e (cinei5 ^ti>|len); [^iJiiiV.] the -s of 
 the bits, bie ©ti'i0en l;intcr ber 35(itiiig; -s 
 of the beams, eiiie ^rt I^aibcr Dcdbaifen, 
 Ob. 2lrnie jioirctieii ben Dcrfbaifeii, loo locgen 
 ber Cufen feine gunje Derfbiiifcii Jicgcn fijii: 
 nen. b) [2Jrd)it.J -s, bie ©trcbcn nn ben 
 jiuei ^feilerii ciiier (j^jljerucn ajriirfc. c; 
 grflnngeb.) -«, ficine ponpringenbe Qliigen 
 lucrfe. 7. ber Innjilc ii. brrinite lUuriiiiruo 
 Ob. ©pro§ cine6 25niimf6. Shak. 8. [Sforb; 
 iitn.) em ooii eiiiem nnbcrn SBcrgc ob. cincr 
 I'HTgfctte iiiifMi:fVntcr iJerg. 9. bcr Spiiijn 
 I'povii, b([6 iWiiitrerforn, ')Jiiirtcr=, ipuiiijcr' 
 
 Icgenljeit. Upon the -, in grofjir (rue. To 
 be upon the -, |"el)r eilen. To come upon 
 the -, eileiibi fommen. 
 
 Spur-gaU, a) *. ber ©porn|lld) , bit 
 aSevle^niig nut ben ©por(u)en. b) r. a. mit 
 Dcn ©poruiicn oerlet^cii. --guard. bi» 
 linijcrfle 233ndie ini iomcr jii Conben. -•• 
 le(a)ther, bai ©poriileber. -rowel, 
 fii6 ©pornr»ibd)en. --royal. — rial, -. 
 ryal, eine eiiglird)e ®olbiniinje pou e-buiirb 
 IV., ipeld)e ju 3afob bti g-rilcn 3eiten 15 
 ©Ijidmge gnit. --shell, [Tiiiturg.] bet 
 ©porn; the great -, bie ©d)iocijcrl)0|e, ber 
 iiucite ■^Kiirijent'tern ; the small -, bie ')}f(iiil« 
 iH'tre (2lrt ©rnd)fird)iie(fcn). —-way, ber 
 i'Ceiriveg, eiii "iiieg niir iiim 3{eitcn. 
 
 Spur, I', a. I. mit einem ©pome, 
 luit ©pordueii oerretjen, fporiien. 2. fporiicn 
 (ein 'ij.^firb lo. 3. t rrcibeii, reiien, bcfdjlni* 
 nigcu; (lo) a; nnrporneii, niifrcibcn (ju; ; bi 
 jiuiMgen (jii). 
 3. b) Love will not be spurr'd to what 
 it loihes. Shak.. 
 
 To spur on, niii'pornrn, niitreiben. To 
 - on a question, eifrig nnd) (Jriortfi friigcn. 
 
 Spur, v. ». t eilen; to - from.., 
 (bem &efe(t)tt zc.) ciitcilcn. 
 
 To spur on. forteileii. [bie&iipf)orbie. 
 
 Spurge, spiiije, (fr. epurgej*. [5Bot.] 
 
 [iBor.J The petty spurge, bie rilllbe 
 ©iipl;ovbie. The red -, bnfi itjnlfrniit. 
 The crenated annual -, bie niebrige &ll> 
 pl;orbie. 
 
 [■^ot.] Spnirge-flax, bcr .ftederfjnW, 
 ©Cibtll'ilft (Tliymelaea). —-laurel, bet 
 tmmcrgn'ine ^clU'rl)ol£ (Daphne lanreol.-i). 
 --olive, ber S^'l'iiib. - - r o o I, bie ^Biirjel 
 ber (Jupl)orbie. --wort, ber ©djivevtcl, 
 bie ©d)iut'rrlilie (Xiphioni. (luiirf, "iiiu'iliig. 
 
 Spurg'iiig, spiiijiiig, J. "t" bcr 'Jiii*« 
 
 Spurious, spii'ieiis, (liU. spurius) 
 
 adj. 1. iinel;elid), iiuiid)t. 2. iinnd)t (o. 
 ©d)iiftcn, ■•Wfinjcii, ivmiiflicitcn ic), fiili'd), 
 iintirgi'rd)obcn. 
 
 SpuriOlLSi}', spiVieusIe, adv. 1. 
 iuiiiii)i, fiWrd). 'i. niu'hiiid). 
 
 Spuriou.suesN, spii'ieusues, «. 1. 
 bic lliuid)il;iit 2. bie lliifl)cli(ftfeit. 
 
 Spuriing, spiirliug, t. [0<^(('i?o'-l 
 ber ©piird/iiig. 
 
 Spnriiiig- line, spi'ir'ling- line, 
 s. [-3.\Mr.] bie I'leii, iutld)e bie iScrbinbiing 
 jn)il'd)cn bem ^inbe u bciii •Jlriomcter bilbct. 
 
 Spurn, spurn, (iingclf. spurnan; lat. 
 .xperno) v. a. I. (lllit bcil ^'ip"" Imogen, 
 unit tyiifjeii) trcrcn , mir g-ilMcii iliimpfcn, 
 (froiu; (mit bem JiiOc) mcgflojieii (oon); 
 <away) mil JyuMtrifteii foningen, bnooiijiigrn. 
 2. i a) ofr|'d)mal;cn, pcriut)fcii. b/ oevadjUic^) 
 bi'ljiiiibclii. 
 
 Spurn, i>. n. 1. mit ben i^iiMi'ii ftninif 
 pclii, Ijniicn iiii!:-rd)l.igcn. 2. i a> tat; &fUHi5 
 nut bim iyiiBi' lucgrretcu ; (bnljer) oerrd)ma» 
 1)011, oi'rad)icii ((jrioiiej. bj (,atj Iroi) bietcn, 
 I'ld) ioifirfa;cii (ciiicr ©tid)e). e) (agaiukt) 
 '.'i^ibciKijiiiljfcit icigcn (gcgcii;. 
 
FAte, far, fAl!, fat. M*. met. Fine, fin. N6. more. n6r, got. 6il. clMd. Trthe. tub. fA!l. tAin. THis. 891) 
 
 SFU 
 
 Spurn, *. I. ber @toi init bent ^uge, 
 Iritt; Bie Qv(<t)untrun<i. Shak. 2. l btt 
 Xcttt, bie !&ruitiigiinfj , vtrad)tUd)t 9(t)nn(i 
 
 3 And (he s p u r n t [liinfl- 
 
 That patient merit of the nnwortliy 
 taken, unB bie @d)iiin(b, bie Itinvertl) 
 f(J)l«eig^n^em Serbiniil unufiit. 
 
 Spuriier, ipum'ur, i. I. Qn\n, 
 btt iiiit Cm Su^tn ilogt, mit ^u^eti tritt. 
 2. i btt 95erii<<)tft. 
 
 Spuriiey, spurn'e, «. f. Spnrry. 
 
 fipurr<*, apur, «. tin 9fam( ber 
 <JKretr(t)tu.Ml>e. [©pnren, in ©poren. 
 
 Spurred, ipurd, mil oefporiit, nut 
 
 feipurrer, spur'rur, «. @^iiier, ber 
 fponir, nniporiit, ber ©poriier. 
 
 8purri«r, apur'rcur, t. btt @pcrer 
 (©pofiiiuadjeri. 
 
 Spurry, «pur'ri, «. [Sot.] 1. ber 
 ©p.irf, -Jlrfrnpfrgfl. i. b.if rothe ©anbfniut. 
 
 Spurt, »puir, (id)iv). «priiia>, f. Spirt. 
 
 Spurtle, f. Spirt I e. 
 
 {i»pu(ttti<»n, •.pui^'sliiin . (lot.) «■ -f 
 bii6 •ilufiVfirii, >5luriVii<tfii . "llii^iuerien , ber 
 gl>fict)fl.ui6iuiirf — Spu'tHlive, aili. -f 
 |iim 'llut'iVfieii i>r. ©peirt)eln fleiicigt. 
 
 Sputter, ■piit'iur. (holt, tpuitcii, 
 t. n. I. (priijfii <6ef. britii iitjitfHeii 9Jefeiu, 
 fpriibflii. i. (ut>rr()..|Vrl9el^-l'P^5<"<.lV^ul)fll■ 
 Sputter, V. a. I. fpriiteliib niifivrr' 
 fell. 1. 1 (out) .iu*|1oBfii i2Jeirt)iilbiflungeii jo. 
 
 To splitter one's gall. |eilie Q)alle rtll6; 
 fd)Utteii, fflift u. OiMlt ipeieii. 
 
 Sputter, «. 1. bie nii«nefpriote 9eiid;> 
 iflfeit. 2. »ii* (iJeipri^el. ©cipriibei ; (SJernuid). 
 
 Sputterer, •pui'iUiur, «. (Jiiu-r, ber 
 beiiii Jiibeii ipn^t ob. ipnibrlr, ber 6prut>ur. 
 
 Spy, »p^ (ip>il)eii ; fr. epicr) e. n. f\>a. 
 I)eu, ipii'iureii, fiiiibtVtjnfteii. 
 
 To spy into.., eiiier ©n(l)e nodjipiiheii, 
 jinrt)foru1)fii, iiiidjiiriibelu. 
 
 Spy, V. a. 1. )pal)eii, erfpaljeii, eiittetfeii 
 (Cniib lo; ((jci»5l)iil. nut out> ou«ipnljeii, 
 flii«f iiiibrt^ofteii. 'i. i iptiren, niifipuren, luoljr; 
 lirl)in(ii, eiitDerfeii; (out) eiitbetfeii. 
 
 Spy in g-g last, ta6 ^ttn<il<\i. 
 
 Spy, <■ ber ©piit^er, ltiiiiMVt)>iffer,©piun. 
 
 Spy-boat. bii6 i){tiiiird)iff, bie ivori>ette. 
 --gU»», b.i6 geriiijhie, geniri'ljr, ■i^cr. 
 .'peftio. 
 
 Sf|unb, skwob, (ivmbbelii]) adj. I. 
 ;)iirtbi)dig , qiiiuril)elifl , fleirrt)ig, bi(f u. feit. 
 i. frtM, uiiinficDert, mdjt be'ftetrrt. 
 
 Squab, *■ i. eine jiinge laiibe (bef. 
 n 5i\>rDrtm. grbr.). 2. Die £iiiati'rt)el , qiinb: 
 *eiige, qiirttfd)elige JJrnii, birfc ii. feife^eri'oii, 
 rfCr birft iinb t'eite 'JJiiiiin. 3. f ber nii6ge< 
 flipirc ©rJTtl. mrerige ^Vlft^riliiljl , ^piftir; 
 friTri) ba6 atieget^optte Aifien, SOoflfilTeii, 
 4SiM|ler. [plump. 
 
 S«|uab, adv. e ((t)maf)H , fc^ivupp^, 
 
 To come down tqnab, nieberpliiiiipen. 
 
 Squab-chicken, bcii jillige <^Ul)li(^en. 
 --pie. bie grtiidte ^iiflete, Iflubeiipntletc. 
 
 S<|UMb, o. n. t hi>ir<t)liigcM, tjinpiinu; 
 fitn. - p. a. I" Serb rtiifpriigeln ob. butdf 
 priinflii. Jii -))iii6 rd)lrtgen. 
 
 S«|unhbiNh, >>k»ob'bish.^a(</. qimt< 
 
 Si|ui»hby, tkwob'be, ^ rrt^elig, 
 leirrt)ig, ^l(f II. iVrt. 
 
 Si|uabl»le, i^kunb'iii. (quiibbriu) 
 '. N. o oC'. a t. ioiifcii, l).ibcrii, ilreireiii 
 
 SQU 
 
 $(iiibel fiirfifii. Shak. 1. lid) biitgen, firf)riiiifeii. 
 
 Squabbled, ( ti)pogr. ] I'errurft, per! 
 fd)p6en (v. 3e<lrn. o. ber Si'"">- 
 
 SquMbble, t. bit ^algerei; ba6 &)t: 
 jniif, ber ©trcit, ij)iiber. [Siinfer. 
 
 Squabbler, skwnbblur , «. ber 
 
 Squad, kkwad, (fr. escouade; t. bie 
 9?i>tte (©olbnteii so, ber Iriipp. 
 
 Squad, v. a. in 'Jiottiii nbtfjeifen pb. 
 treniun. 
 
 Squadron, Kkwidrrm. xkwnd'run. 
 (fr. esciidre. eiic^drou ; (»)r^(t)>Ull^er ; P. Int. 
 quadratns) $. 1. * ber gepierre ®d)la(^rl)niife. 
 Mii.ToK. 2. (eine IriipptiKibthfiliiiig ) Jtofr 
 0)e^rf)lUll^l•r, bie ©diiuabrpii cJteiterel), bie 
 ©d)niir i5ii(tiVlt.uni). 3. [ -3Kiu. ] Dii6 OW-- 
 l"dJlu^1^fr (^l■■ (fc.virrei. 
 
 Squadroned, akwi'dnnid. «></. 
 in 0)e|■^1)lUll^er, ©itii'.ibrpiifii , ©djiiiireii gc 
 tl}eilt. ' lijig. iiiniiiibiT, fptliig. gnrilig. 
 
 Squalid, >>k»ni lid. iiat.) «</y. rd)inii 
 
 S«|«tHli«lll<'MjS, xkwnl ijdiie*. «. t>lt 
 ©(t)iiiiiiu.itrit, llMmiii'rrfrit, ll:ireiiil;d)feit. 
 
 Squall, skufcll. ird)a< «<|vi[iai p. n. 
 (nut i.Drrirn, iuiti'd)reien (ppr *Jliigil Pb. Ini 
 3priir). 
 
 Squall, I. I. biT Iiinte @d)rei. 2. 
 ifd)ii.'. oqv .1 ttr •IBuibilPiJ, (-Wiir.! bie -bij. 
 
 Squallc>r,skwitlrur, «. err©d)r(irr, 
 ©dirithiiif. 
 
 Squally, nkwilii. adj. I. <!Diiibs 
 ll&ecn rtiifflifei)!, iliimiiid), (■JJfnr.) nut Q5i>i-ii 
 i'erniifi1)t (p. -ICifter). 2. (I'.iiiDiuirrljfd). ii. 
 Oerti. ] PPii iiniru(t)fbiiren ©ti'irfen (Jelb) 
 nnrerbrpd)i'n. 
 
 Squalor, skw&'lur. (Int. IS.) $. ber 
 ©rt)iniii), lliiilnti), bie Uiirniiberfeit. 
 
 Squaiu, skwaiu, (Int.) «. -f i. die 
 ©dj;ippi' (nil I.iiiiijnpfen ic). 2. ber fleine 
 ■King nn 'Jjniijrrn. li"d)iippiMiiprniig. 
 
 Squaiuiforin, Kkwaui ^tor^i, adj. 
 
 Squaiiii;;:erouM, kkuamidjerus, 
 ndj Sd)iiv<i>i'ii l)npeii?, rrt)uppig. 
 
 S<|UaniOU«(, >.kwi muK, adj. rd)iip- 
 pig; fdAiippninrtig. 
 
 SquaiUOUMneM«l , >tk«vi'niuitiie>. 
 
 M. bAi ©rt)iippigi'. ^iiDiippi-nnrtigt. 
 
 Squander, Nkwnn'diir. (p. meiibeii, 
 fdiiunnbeii) ». .«. I. uerrdiiunifeii ; (nnrt) nut 
 awity. peridileuberii. per djiueiiben biircCPriii: 
 gcil ; 10 — away at play. peri'pii'Icn. 2. t 
 jerilreiien. 
 
 Squander, t. bie ^(■rrd)ivenbung. 
 
 Squanderer, skHoii'dunir. ». ber 
 95criM)iuenber. 
 
 Square, »kwire. CIU. cwar; tr. carr*; 
 Int. qiiadraius) adj. I. Pier gleid)e ©eiten 
 u. pier rfd)fe IDiiifi'l I)iibeiiD, piercrfig, Qiui: 
 brat.., Wcpicrt... cOKcilc, 3nl)l, lOiirjelJC). 
 2. red)tiuintelig. 3. (liberl). ) .■(fig; j. ■«. 
 Three -. five -, breicrfig, fi'inferfig. 4. t aj 
 t gennn pnffeiib, gening, niigenifjjtii , rfd)t. 
 
 b) rebli(f), eljriid), gcrnbe, ri'rf)ri"d)nffi;n, red)t. 
 
 c) pifrrc^rptig(breirfrt)iiltcrig, niirrrfcijr,ilnrf). 
 4. a) She's a most triuiiipliaiit lady, it 
 
 report be - to lier, (ivcnn jle il).-ein 9f life 
 entrprid)t). Shak. 
 
 Square root, bie Qunbmriuiirifi. - 
 number, bie Qlln^rnrinl)l. - mile, ^lc Qiin: 
 Brntnifilc. - measure. 6nS Qiinbrnrinng. - 
 dealing, bni? reMidic iBiTinl)rcM, fie iXoDlid)- 
 feu. To make or to leave -, aii^jjlcKljen 
 
 SQU 
 
 (9{ed)niingen>. This beam is twenty inches 
 -. biefcr 93alfen Jjat jmnnjig 3ofI in« C53e« 
 plerte. The yards are very -, [«OTnr. ] Me 
 •Jfnnon flnb |"el)r Inng. The sails are very 
 -, [-TOnr.] bie ©egtl fcnb fel)r breit. - tack- 
 staysail, [gjfnr. ] ein ©tngfegel, bn« eineit 
 ©priing Ijnf. A man of a - frame, ein pier> 
 r(f>ri>riger "Wnnn. 
 
 Square, *. I. bat SJieretf, ®epierte, 
 Quntirnt. 2^t i a) bieDrbnnng, bfl« Q:bt\u 
 mng, ridifige Scrfjnltnie, ber recfjte ©tnnb. 
 b) bie ®leid)l)eit, ber glci(^e 5nS '""r biin 
 mnn niit ©inein lebt). c) t bie (SJernbl)eit, 
 9{rblid)frit. d) ber 3nnf. Shak. 3. (in eii» 
 gerer 'Bebeiitiing ) a) Me 9(niite, ©djeibe, 
 ■ipl.ute; b<Ki 5el6. b) [9lrd)it. ] bie ©liiilen. 
 plnrte. ci f I 'Mjlrof. 1 ber gepicrte ©(tjein ; 
 f. Quartile. d) ter (piererfige) ^(n$. e) 
 T bie 9Sifr}al)I, 25irr. Shak. 4. [ ®epm. ii. 
 •Urirl). ) bA6 Qiinbtiit, bie Qnnbrntjnljr. 5. 
 (Ied)n.] ba& <33infelinng, iaSiiifeleifen , btt 
 ■il3infell)nfen. 
 
 To bring info square, \\\i ®epierfe 
 briiigen. To bring lo -. giinpriren, ine 05e: 
 pierte bringen (eine 3il)I). Squares of 
 war. of battle, t ©d)Iad)tpierfrfe.SH«K. The 
 hollow -, (OJfilif. 1 bAi 25iere(f. Naval -, 
 [■5Kiir. ] bAi ©d)nnienpicrocf , 3{id)tpi(re(f. 
 'Tis out of -, t6 ilelit nid)t glcid), ift iiid)r in 
 ber gehwigen Drbnnng, iiid)t iinrf) ber 9{rgel 
 eingeru1)tet, regtilp*. I have not kept my -, 
 t t(ft lebte regellp*. Shak. Upon the -. f 
 gernbe jil, reblid). To converse upon ihe — 
 with... mit G'lncin wic niit I'eiiie* (i}lcii1)fii 
 lllligel)en. We live not on the - with.., 
 luir leben nid)t niif glcid)em %\\^t mit . . . 
 That will break no squares, ti luirb lli>1)t 
 piel jn bebenten Ijnben, begivegen fiidt ber 
 ^iinniel nid)t ein, bi'^iuegen bleiben luir bp((> 
 Sreiinbe. 1 shall break no — s whether etc., 
 inir i|l ti gteid)giiltig , pb ic. I shall bieak 
 no -s with another for a trifle, ipegen eimtr 
 itleiiiigfeit befpiiuiie id) mit einriii ^liibi-rn 
 feincii ©trrit. -s go, t& (bn6 ©piel iin 'i^rerc) 
 (tel)t gnt, bie ©.i(fe.Mi gcl)en, ti gcl)t. Let us 
 see how the — » go, Infit iiii< fcljfii , luie bie 
 Snrt)eii flt'ljeii. In fine -s. [^niitcl] ill i"d)ps 
 neiii 'Jprniflf ip. 3nbigp). 
 
 Square -bar ley, bie pierjfilige Cieri'le; 
 ficine ®ertle. --built, pii'rerfig geP.uit; 
 pierrd)rpiig. --cross. ^■1* 3'irfi'nfreiij. - 
 frame-saw. ^ie ©d)Ulpinge. --hide, 
 ?ie gegerbte Oitrciiljniit Pljne Sopf niib Phiie 
 Sniid). --kentledge, [ 'OKnr.] pifrfnii< 
 tige^ ©ifeii jti ■Bn(l.i|l. --nail, («lDJnr.) brc 
 pierfniifige ©pifcr. --rigged, (')Mnr. 1 
 gfnnfcgfl fril)venb; Iniige Sinnen ()abrll^. -- 
 .sail. [-Binr] 1. bie93refprf; --boom. 6ic 
 33nnin ob. bie ©pier, ;upiiiit ber niitfre li)i'tl 
 ber 5bri'fP(f niif eiiimnfligeii ijnijrjciigen nns* 
 gcfe^f ivirb. 2. -s, Die 9?nnfegcl- --stern- 
 ed, ['OKnt.J pinttgegn tet. - toe, o ein 
 niter niunD6ii'd)er ■i))?niiii. --tuck, [•iWInr.l 
 ber pintte ©piegel. --yard, [ -Wnr. ] eine 
 red)tiuinfelig nm OKnile l)nngenbe 9{nn. 
 
 Square, o. a. 1. pieren, pierecfig mo' 
 (^cii , (£Bnlfen) nbpieren, piercrfig bcl;niini, 
 innnicn. 2. i a) nu'iieii, nOnicflen, (byjregrln, 
 einrid)ten (nnd)); itoj (ciner ©nd)e) goniaS 
 nind)en, nnpniKn; lo - one's self to.., ltd) 
 l"d)i(fcn in.., lidi lugni in .. 3. iiU C«e« 
 pitrte Pb. iBiercrf briiige". qnnbrireni ['2Jrifl).J 
 
 57* 
 
900 Vkif, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, <l6ud. Ti^be, ti^b, fiill. l//in, THis. 
 
 sau 
 
 tiiir fid) fel6(l imiltipiijiren (eine 3«1)')- *• 1 
 o aiifgltirtjen (eine 3{ed)uunjj). 5. im geuiers 
 ten (£d)cine flnf(t)nuen , mit 2C. im (jeuierteii 
 (Sc^eine flet^en. 
 
 How franticly I square my talk, wit 
 id) i>i>(l SS5nl;ii|'inn fiiele bod)- To - oilier 
 men by oiie"s rule. iliiDere lliid) fid) obttifffeil, 
 bcnrtljcilcu. Squaring the circle. PieSllin; 
 Srnnir Dee 3irfel6. To - tlie yards, i>)Kiir.l 
 tie 9{niien uicrfniit ins ^reuj braJTeii. The 
 \.iids are squared by llie braces, (*)7inr.] 
 tie 9{nneii fiiit) in* .^rciij Qtbra^t. The yards 
 are squared by tlie lists, He iRiiacil ftllt) 
 nil beiten ©eiten (\Ui<t) t)0(b flcri'ppt. 
 
 Square, v. «. l. vifff"* iiif»ini"iti" 
 p.iffen, fid) fd)i(fen, fid) rcinien; uo) pnficii 
 irtiif'; (with) ubereiniliniiuen (niit). 2. t 
 jrtiifen, ftreiteii, fid) (Ireircii. 
 
 This squared well with him, iUlti gc; 
 1(111(1 '')'" "id) ^iiiifc^, 
 
 i»«luareiief(S, sk»4re'nes, t. iai 
 OSei'ierte, SJiererfige, tie 95icrtiiig. 
 
 Hquarer, skwa'rui, *. t 6er Banttt, 
 Sfniifer. Shak. 
 
 Squarisli, skwar'sh, adj. f>th\at)e 
 uieri'cfig, tovai ivererfiij. 
 
 SS<luarrUllS, skwar'rus, adj. [93ot.] 
 fpnrrig. (qiierft^eii, }frqiietfd)fn. 
 
 Siquasllf sktvosli, lU. qnasli) v. a. 
 
 S«|uasli, s. 1. ter Qimrfd), a; (eiii 
 (Sd)nU, Der biefrfi SBort iind)n()mt). b) ter 
 <J5intfd), 5J.>i(itfd)er (iveid)e 5(ifl). c)eDcr3ii= 
 (■<niniirnfli'6 <iuiMd)er fiijrperi. 2. bai iueid)e, 
 }tTtriirflid)f Ding, (bei Shak. and) j) ; (tii= 
 l)fr) tie griiiie ipi'ilfe (ter Grbfen ic). 3. 
 (tii'er^niipt) ein lueidje*, unreife^ Dmg; bii6 
 ivridje DI>)1, tie unreife $Jriid)t. 4. [i»ot.] 
 ter Wcli'iieiifiirbiS, tie OJfelDnenvfebe. 
 
 Squash -gourd, f. Squash. Nr. 4. 
 
 Hquat, skuoi, I.-, a. -{■ turd) t^adeiu 
 taiTeii piiur tn'irfen, qnetfd)fn, iiietfrfd^iagfu, 
 iiiftiriuerfen. 
 
 Sfftiat, (it. qnntto) adj. I. fillKTIlt, 
 ()0(feuD. 2. fur} II. ti(f, geCrimgen, ilaniiiiig, 
 iiutirf.^r. [boiiVininieu ifl. 
 
 A squat house, ein .^niif , luorin 9tlU'f 
 
 ll<iuat, .«. 1. las itnuiTii, 5?o(fiMi, ^ir 
 finieriiiH' ©redung. 2. f bi't pli'ylid)e S'l'l- 
 Gtiirj; tie '^eiile, 9Jrnufd)c. 3. ter Sii'i'fpiulj. 
 
 To sit ai squat, iiirterlji'rfcii , ffliii'rii. 
 
 Hquat, (IV. yswatiaw; v. n. I. raurni, 
 hocfen. 2. t fliirjen, jii ^I'ten fditen. 3. 
 l^fi'rtnni.l fid) (rcinptfrtir) <iuf freniten oi. 
 lu d) unbefe^ten, ivi'ifl liegtnten, tinangebnu: 
 ten Sniibereien nictfrUifTen. 
 
 Squatt, t. I'Win.] etn Cnger von nur 
 iiiibetr.id)tiid)er 9liifittl)nung. 
 
 Squatter, skwotiur, «. I. @'iner, 
 ter (fidi) taunt, Ijorft. 2. [^fortom.] G-inrr, 
 tit fid) nut freiiiten, nnbefe^ten, nod) luiijl 
 irgcnbeii I'liiitercien niebcrin^t. 
 
 Squaiv, skwiw. *. ibtieiiiiflen ©t(ini! 
 men ter (imfrifniiifd)eii 3ntioner) tie 2i5eibfi! 
 eriVn, Mi- SCiib, tie Jtnn. 
 
 Wqueali, skweke, (fd)lV. sqvakn; 
 juiefen* v. n. 1. quiefen, qunfen. 2. t fpre: 
 ten; to make any one -. (S-|iirn gcfliljen 
 )t. befeiinen ni(id)rn, jiitn CSifliintiiig brin> 
 jen; ill make you -, id) will tid) bcid)ten 
 ttfttn. 3. fd)reien; (i». SRnteni) fnnrren, 
 (0. ter ffliige to frn^en. 
 
 Iiqueak,j. l.trrQiiief. 2. tcr8d)rci 
 
 To give a squeak, cinen ©(^r«t tt)mi. 
 A gentle — , ein leifer ©d)rei. He had a — 
 for his life, o er eutfnin mit geiinuer i}iotl) 
 ti'in lote. 
 
 Squeaker, skweke'ur, t. 1. S'iner, 
 ter giiu((. 2. ter©d)reieri ®d)reil)nU, qun^ 
 feiite Oi'iiflf- 
 
 Squeul, skwele, v. n. (bcf. u. ©d)ipei! 
 ueii; niid) I', iviiiterii) quieffeii, qiinrren. 
 
 Squeaiiti^ili, kkwe'misli, (ivnl)r- 
 fd)iiul. V. wamble) adj. I. f fel , efclig (&fel 
 empfiiiteiit). 2. i if el (p. (5Jefd)mnde lo. 3. 
 t luitcrlic^, efelljiift. 
 
 2. His muse is rustic, and perhaps too 
 
 plain 
 
 The men of squ earn is h taste to eii- 
 
 lertain. Southekn. 
 
 A squeamish stouiacli , ein efUr 
 
 iJJIiigeii. (efel, oiif eine cfele SEeife. 
 
 Squeaillisllly, skwc'mishle, adv. 
 
 SqueaiiiiisliiieKS, skne'uiIshueN, 
 
 s. 1. tnf &fle, tit 9iiujiiiig jiim Grbndjen. 
 
 -. 1 Me S'li'ttieit (35eteiiflid)feir). The - ol 
 
 his conscience, ffiii jnrte6 (^iiuiffen. 
 
 * S<IHeasiliess, skwe zenes, f f 
 U u e a s i n e ss. 
 
 Squeaky, skwe ze, ff. Queasy. 
 
 Squeeze, skweeze, (iv. gwasgu; 
 arm. quasqu. goasca; quetfd)en) v. a. 1. 
 qiieifd)en. 2. a) triicfen, prejien. b) to -. 
 ut. lo — out, nuitriirfen, niiepreffen. 3. i 
 tritden, triiiigen. 4. truden (eiig iimnrmen, 
 iiiufd)liefien). 
 
 3. in a civil war, people must expect to 
 be squeezed with the burden. 
 
 L'EsTRANGt:. 
 
 To squeeze any one's hand, 6'iueili 
 tie ipnnt briicfcn. 
 
 Squeease, v. n. 1. tringen; to - 
 ihiniigii. turditriiigen. 2. fid) trniigeii. 
 
 Sque«'xe, *. l. tie -)>n-fiu>>>J> Qiiet: 
 fd)iiiig, tir Driirf. 2. ter Drutf (tie enge 
 Umiirimiiig). 
 
 S€|ueezer, skwce zur. *. eiii '20trf; 
 ieug juvii ^JJrijTen ot. Driirfeii; p(. -», tie 
 ■Jjrefye, @d)riUibe finer ^refje. 
 
 Squeeziiii;-, skuee zing. t. I. tn* 
 Dii'idiMi, 'iprrffen, ter Dnid. 2. hai , wai 
 .ii^gctriicfi, nihgepreMt loirt, tn* Slutije; 
 i-rurfrr, "Jlufiirpreute. 
 
 Squelcll, skwelsh.^v. a. f u. 6 \tt: 
 
 Squeisli, 5^r)4den. - v. n. 
 
 IjinOiirieii. I)mfi1)lngen. 
 
 Sifuelcli, ». t u. e ter gnfl, ©tnri, 
 tn* ipiiiltideu. 
 
 * Squib, skuib. (i)it whip geliprig) * 
 I. tie 'JCnfete. 2. i ter giiufc. 3. tie ©ri: 
 d)elri, ®tid)elrete, Spottdei; (a\\A» tie>J>o|7e, 
 .RmPcrei. 3. ter ficine ©potter. 4. f ff 
 '5}id)t, tn$ J?i'rld)en, ter ficiiic unbeOeiitentc 
 OKfiifrt). Ibcr 5yrol;lid)fiir. 
 
 Light squibs of niirtii , limrte ^llllfi'tl 
 
 S«|uib, V. n. ([ ttid)(in. 
 
 S(|Uill, skwil, (fr. squillc. p. (nt. ) 
 a. 1. l35ot.l tie WeiTjipirbel. 2. (Sool] tie 
 ©qiiille, (JJnrnrie, ter®nriielenfret>*, 'i-nrcii: 
 rrebe. 3. iG-iiiom.) tic Sa5nllfifd)niT''l, SUdfl. 
 fifitlnu*. Inan-iai s. f f. Uuiusy. 
 
 Squinancy, skwinanse, (it. squi 
 
 S q u i n a n c y - b e r r i e s. (. pf. tie f(t))V(irje 
 3ol)niniifbrrre, (JJid)rpeere. --wort, tie 
 •^rdiiiiivniri, tnS (i)ot(t)eiI 
 
 STA 
 
 Squinaiit, skwin'ant. a. [SSot.] tai 
 finnicellieu, .Rnmeelflvol). lfd)iel, frt)ielent. 
 
 Squint, skwint. (t)oU. schuin) adj. 
 
 S<|uiut, *. t ber fd)iele SBiid. 
 
 Squint eye, 1. tns ©d)iflrtiige. 2 iai 
 ©d)ielnuge, ter ©d)ieler, ©d)ielciite. -■ 
 eyed, 1. fd)ieliiuoig. 2. ± fd)iflciiD , fd)ict; 
 neitifd). [feu. Kiuwan 
 
 Squint, it. n. 1. fd)icleii. 2. utttf inii< 
 
 Squint, u. o. I. fd)ielen mad)eii. 2. 
 jiim ©d)ieleii trcljeii. 
 
 To squint one eye, an eye (upon), mit 
 eiiiein ■Jiiige fd)ielen (iinc^). 
 
 Squintifeg'O, skwlmefe'go. adj. 
 t fd)ii'leiit, f(t)iif. Drybek. 
 
 Squintin^ly, skwim'ingle, ado. 
 fd)iileiit, mil fd)ielem Sdde. 
 
 Squiiiy, .vkwin'ue, v. ». f '-''^ l'd)i-> 
 len uiild)!. Shak. [Tati.er. 
 
 Squir, skwer, ». a. "■ iverfeii, |li.>yeu. 
 
 Squire, skwire. U'. Esqiiiro *. 1. 
 
 ter ©d)iltfiiiippe, 2j3nffen', ©itilMragi-r. 2. 
 Der jpifDieiier, ipofbenmre. Shak. 3. l(?iig;.I 
 (ter iirel einer ^^erfoii, tie ten iiiid)|liii3(nii(j 
 iiiid) i?rm 3fittcr (knight, f. t.) \yu> ter ©quire. 
 4. [5'i(Ttiim.] (ter litel ter obviiifeitlid)eii 
 iJJerroiicn ii. 9ied)t*geli'l)rteii) ter ©quire. 5. 
 (terlitei,tcii innii gciiaMjnIid) gebiltettii^cri 
 foneii (Gentlemen) gil'i) ©quire. 6. (The 
 young -) ter O'O'ftr- 7. t bns OJJnp, iUun 
 fellling; f. Square. Shak. 
 
 Do you know my lady's foot by the 
 squire, fonuil tn tiiit eiiiem ''}}tntd)en ma> 
 (f)en , ion* tn loidft? Shak. - of the body, 
 ter iviuippc, ©rt)ilPfiiappe. Shak. 
 
 Squire, v. a. 1. &inein aii ©d}ilt< 
 fiinppe Meiien. 2. (I glcid)fnin luie em ©d)ilt« 
 fnnppe bcgleiten. To — a lady to evei y place 
 she visiis, einer I)nnie iibernd l)in '"dif tem 
 Jiifie iind)foigen, il;r beftiiiitigcr iJrglt'itcc 
 feiii. 
 
 Squireliood, skwire'hud.^ t. ter 
 
 Squiresliip, skwire'ship. ^ 2(niig 
 u. t:e 'iBiirPe eiueS ©quire. [jieimiiD. 
 
 Sq uire I y,sk"lrele. «((;". eineiii©qiiira 
 
 Squiriii, skv^c(lll. v-n.o l^iortaiu.J 
 fid) luie em 20iiriii beiutgcii. 
 
 .Squirrel, .sk«erril. (fr. e'cureuil; 
 0. Int. n. gr-i »■ 13oo|. 1 taf 6-id)l)iJrr.d)eii. 
 Garden -squirrel, tie (l'ul)i'lmiUl*. 
 
 Squi reel- fish, 10d)ll)l)i 1. j Ctr "SUllH 
 fopf. --hunt, tie (S-id)l)i!n'U(l)eiijagt. 
 
 Squirt, skwurt, (.Certl. fd)ii<irtjcii) 
 i>. «. fpri(>en. Ignvfe, e-uitgurfe. 
 
 Sq u i r t i n g c-ucuniber, (inu.] tir©prii;> 
 
 Squirt, t>. n. f I. ten Diird)f(id l^nbLii. 
 2. i'd)iuutcrii, pldutern. 
 
 S«|uirt, I. 1. tie ©pn^e; (ii. in en> 
 qerer •^eteiitiiiig ) tie .AlDilien'pritje. 2. ter 
 -HiiitTerftrdl)!, ©d)n&. 3. t t'T Diivdifnd, 
 Duri1)hiuf. 
 
 Squirter, skwuit'ur, *. 1. ter ©pru 
 tjer, ©prit^eimiiiiin; pi. -s, ©prii^rnleuie- 2, 
 -t- ti-r Saniotrerer. 
 
 Squirting, skuuri'lng, t. I. tuS 
 Spnijen. 2. ter I5nrd)fnn. 
 
 Squirtinj:;^, adj. A -^ fellow, ciii 
 nrmfeliger ■OWriiid). 
 
 Stab, stab. (l)0.n. htippen; nlthod. sta- 
 ven) V. a. J. ()cd)en, turd)|led)en, turd)bob> 
 ren ; erilid)rii. 2. i oerwiinten. 
 
 To stab reputation, G'initl tottlid) Utt 
 
FAt«*. fftr, fnll. fai. Me. met. Fine, fin. NA. move. n<5r, got. 6U. «l6ij«l. Trthe. tuh, fdll. C/»in, Trfi«. 00 I 
 
 fcincr G'hrr frmiffit, bfii fliiffii 9««iiifn nirr: 
 
 bfH. It will - lier In tlie heart. (6 lUirC fit 
 
 ini 3"""'l^'" ocnuiintfii. 
 
 Stall* en. I. (litt)!-!!. riiifit >5ti(f) gebcii 
 rB. bfiiTiiiiifii. "2. t 6iir(f)&ohreii, 
 2. He speakx poniards, and every word 
 • rab(. SHAk. 
 
 To stab at.., I. fltditu tiod) . . . i. i 
 niprbeii. iai3unDe, Orr pitb>. 
 
 Stnb, t. I. ber (Srirf). 'i. ter Stidj trio 
 
 To give any one a Mab. (flliriil eitU'M 
 @tl(t> bi'lt)rilli)(ll. A - givrii to cliaiiicter. 
 
 rill tt»\ fliiteii iJiiUiieii lUTiVriffr eti's. A 
 direct — to a teiiipialion . rill iiiitrclbiirrr 
 @trri<t) niif riiie 25rrriid)iin<i To fall by 
 llie - of ail aska^siii. iiiiccr turill iDiUct)e unti 
 *JKriid)' lttlor^fr5 Mitn. 
 
 StnitbtT, siab'bur. «. I. filler, brr 
 
 fiiuii ©tiili beibriiigt, b«r •iJ}?ciid)t'lm&rbrr. 
 
 2. eiiif 'Jlrt '^irnni, eiiit flrofie brftfrfigc (Fur 
 
 bfr £i'<ir(m,id)i-t. |(lTilrd)ru. 
 
 litMbliiiii;-, Kiab'bing. «. bo^ 6tcct)eii, 
 
 StnbilMiient, ctabillenient. t. bit 
 
 9Jfir|li>iii:iii. Sri'iijf. ft bniifrljiift nifl(t)rti. 
 
 lifubilitnte, Kiaiuilii^ie. diu.ir.n- 
 
 iitnl»ilityf Kiabil'eie. <li1t. ittnbiliiiii>< 
 
 t. 1. bic 5}'Ai(lfeit, Dnutrljiiftigrfit. 1. t «) 
 
 6i« ajiilaiifigffit (£tnnM).ifti<itrir). b; bit 
 
 5c(li(jfiir. ©rilniibiflfrit, Daiifrhflfnaffi'- 3. 
 
 + bir JfilKifoit (Wcfleiiiflij u. jJiniTiflfiit). 
 
 Stable, stiibl, (fr. 'Hi., v. Ut.) nHj. 
 
 1. ftd , baufr()iift. 2. j a) bfrtiiuMii, biiiur; 
 ^flft, uoii Diuiirr. l») tVil, bfilmibifl. fliiiibl).itr. 
 
 Sinble priiiciplFK, ffrte WninbriltJC. 
 
 fitMbl<', o. a. t ffit, baiitrljiifr nmcftcn. 
 Stable, (Ut. stabuhiiin 4 I. brr £t.ill. 
 
 2. bcr 'Miiftiiiib I fill 0'Vl'>''"^friirf '• J>ii*>i- 
 A nlHble for ulierp . b«r .£(1)ilt|lil(l. I 
 
 will keep my -» where 1 lodge my viife. 
 inj turn-i" mit mcincr grnti bttii'tlbcii Cri 
 tfti>phnfii. Smak. 
 
 Stable- boy, bft (SroWillllflt. --bred, 
 ill) ©tiifle rrjoflni . jii ^iVrbrii gen'oljur. — • 
 mail, bcr i£trt(lfiir<t)f. --pail, bcr >£ra(l- 
 timet, --room, brr SfiUlriiiini, bie ©fiih 
 liiiirt. --yard, brr ^irl)l)i'f, ■O)fiill)of. 
 
 Stable, V. a. il.iUcti, riiiilalleii , in 
 (iiit-ii t8tii(l I'lrllen. 
 
 Stable, a. n iii <pM)lrn ivol}tirn. t)aii: 
 
 ffU 10. ihlCVCIU. Mll.TOSI. 
 
 StabienesN, xijiblnex. «. I. bir '$e> 
 
 (lisliii. i t bir (yi'i^'Ofrit. 'Veiliiiibiiifnt- 
 StableNtaiid,xiilbi%taiid. (II. stable 
 
 u. Kiaiidi «. |l»{td)t6iVr. 1 brr *21ii|1aiib (im 
 
 SB.iibc. 
 
 Stablinic, stAbliug. «. I. bai @tti(: 
 
 Irii , bit' (S-iii|1olli(iii]. 2. bir @tiWliiiig, brr 
 
 Stablixli, Kiab iKh. (|T. Establinh; 
 ». a. brfVrtl<1>'ll/ O''""^^"- I- Kxtiibiish. 
 
 Stably, sii ble. adv. fc|l (biiiirriiott, 
 brt1riiifi(i). 
 
 Staccado, Kial.ka do, (fr. estacHde) 
 t. [5i|1iiii<ifb.J bit 25i.'rpt<ii)limg, lai ^U\i)U 
 ii'frf. 
 
 Staccat«», makki'in. (it. W.) adj. 
 u. adr. j-JJiiir:] fiirj nbnci1i'§di, flnffiitiv 
 
 Staccato, 4. i'')}^i|.i btu t&tarNuix 
 iridtrii. 
 
 Starit, <>iak. (|v. ystac; biill. s'ak) 
 I. I. btr rrtiriniiiuin niitiirirtjirturtf $iiiiic, 
 <&(nptl (4)c>i li-), i£ti<B. &(Vi'bir. 'i. iiibtr- 
 
 STA 
 
 hniipt) ber iftniife. .^ - of chimneys, tine 
 3{ril)e ®(1)Priifli'iiie. 
 
 Siackk of corn, 0)i'frribr((<)t>bcr. 
 
 Stack, r. a. Ill Stiipil Irgeii, ubrr 
 euirtiibrr Irgrii , t'<tii1)(t'ii , tloptlii , r<t)i<bi'rii 
 (i?eu ic.) i (up) iliiptiii, ntiiil.iptiii, auiidnel): 
 rrn, aiiiilrUrii. 1 (Jji'trribtft^i'btr. 
 
 Stack-yard, rill ipot nir x>fti: Uilb 
 
 Stackillif-bail«l.Mak king band. ^ 
 
 StaCkitlgr-belt, klakking-belt. ^ 
 I. eiti em jiir :^r|i|lii)iinij i>oii (Sirol) niif 
 rinriH ©d>i'i'cr. 
 
 Stac'kiiig' ' Rtag^e , st-kkin;- 
 siAdje, t. fill Wiiiili (lb. ejirinl, bii6 Dri (jr- 
 ri<tniiii) 1)01) @(f)obrrn ntvt>\\;!*.)t ivirb. 
 
 Stacte, siaki. (gr.) t. ber ysti)tt',)tn- 
 iait, bii6 fliiil'i'U' 'Mii)i"rl)t'iiliiirj. 
 
 Staddle, suuMI. ((Siiii^f) i. I a) bie 
 5tui>e, brr -JJi'.iijl, "liiiuiii. b) caS fflijlrll, bie 
 lliitcrliifle. c» bir ilriirfe, brr ®iiib. 2. tM 
 i)>t.iljll)oij ; I'liBrri*. ^piigrrrip, brr 95i)r(laiib> 
 iirr. 3. t bit ifctrllc, Oiiirbc. 
 
 Staddle-roof, b,\6 ^i\(f) obtt bit 
 Drrfe (riiir* ©itjobrrf;. 
 
 Stadtlle, o.a. 1. ilu^rn, pfal)ltn, uiif 
 trri'ii'drii. 'i. iiiii I'liurrifrrii brfrorn. 
 
 Statiiuiii, kia'deiiui, ii|U. 'in.) *. I. 
 [ijr. ^iiii<i(iiin>)ej tai v&rabiuiii (= liagrO' 
 iiie(rii'(t)rii s^cDrKiriD. 2. bic :){riiiibai}ii. 
 
 Scadtliolder, siai'iioidur, m. {tt)tt 
 nxalet brr (iri'it'iitiiiiurr tix'ii .>poUiiiib). 
 
 Statltliulderate, siai'nuiduiaie, 
 
 1. (rt)t'iiiiU6> bir (i-iu|ltuti;>)l(ii'rii)<i[(i bie 
 (?rb|ltutl)iiirern)i'irbe. 
 
 Staff, Ktal. (rtiigelf. slaef; t)o(l. staf; 
 <Bta\> ) pi- Staves, t. 1. brr Stub, Siocf. 
 
 2. t ber StiiD, bit ^Stinje. 3. brr @tnb inl6 
 3ri(l)tii ber bifehlriiCiru WriUiilt; i. '^.> - «f 
 comiiiaiid, ber JKoiiiuiiiiicri'lab, ^rtVi;ii:l)>ibrr> 
 (lab; A crosier -, bishop's -. ber Avrilllllll> 
 \\ao , 2Jiii1)ot>rMb. 4. i iu "Mirtd^t, yjeiuau, 
 brti ')ie(i)t. S. t'^J«'"t-J «' brr toiab. Regi- 
 mental -. brr du'iiiiliriltc'ililb; OliiciTs of 
 the -, ©tiibfofniure. bj brr Oiriirrnlil.ib. 
 
 6. (itberl)niivr) riii liiiujre (Siiitf V^'ii i- ^■ 
 brr i£d>>iti (I'iiirr >prllrt)iirbr jo; brr epir^. 
 
 7. bie totnfffl, ©projji: triiirt I'rirrr). 8. 
 (itl. stef) l'.^i)r|".j bie Strt'ptjr; brr 25cr6 
 (riiirt 'i)5|rtliue>. 9. l-Mi'm'.] (Mr iiiiii '^icteii! 
 Iwiirti uiib bte 3>v>ird>riirdiinie, oiif ivi'lct>e bir 
 '>}nii|'if <)r|Vt)rirbrii luirb; bie <7io(riUiuieii. lU. 
 Stave II. Staves, |'. Stave. 
 
 A pilgrim's siaft, brr 'i)5Uiii'r|1ab. To 
 let Ihe - go out ol oiie'k liantU. |~((t) jVllir 
 (i)riviU( iirt)iiuii loUrii , frill 9{id)t ubirrtrii, 
 fid) friiieb 'Jird)(6 brijrbeii. A lumiiiig -«, 
 brr ^'iflbipirg. Ensign--, I'WiiU.j brr 
 JliiGflriiili'tf ijiiitrii mil od)i|Tr. Flag-- at 
 the luakt-lieadk. l'':)^inr.j brr (}iii>]>jrii|iuif am 
 ii'pp brr 0)irt)kii. 
 
 Stat f-off ice r, ber Strtbgpffijicr. — 
 suake, Ot'i'l.J bie i£ro(ffi1)laiij]e. --tree, 
 [iiiT.J ber 6rio|lir, bir Oiiaihriiiiiibe. -- 
 jwood, btie jyiibD>iiUH'iil;oii. 
 
 StHi'fisIl, Niatish, adj. f fu^cfird), 
 llrif, iviCfirpiinriifl. 
 
 I Staitf, H'ag- (Otrd. SrngrD *. I. bcr 
 '(jiigbo.irr) :piritV. i. iDirii.j a; tm jjiidcii, 
 jji>l)ii'ii. t>) b.ie iiiif.jiiii|7riic ••Wi'iicdjni. .i. 
 (Oiorbiiiii.i brr i&tiir. 
 
 I Siag-beetle.-.fly, biT i>irrd)f iltVr, 
 ji&(t>riurr. - evil, I ^4>|trCr»ririitif .J c^u 
 
 STA 
 
 fi)iri'(f)fr(lllf^tit. -'s-horn-tree, [^i't.] 
 brr $iri"t()l)oriiboiini. — worm, ber Spirrd)= 
 luiirni. 
 
 Stag-e , stadje , (fir. e'tage; &t«\, 
 
 etieflr; niifloir. ktigan) ». 1. brt6 ffleiled, 
 
 OJeriirt ; ©d)iiiiflrriiil ; [ Sritnifteb. ] bat 
 
 Ir^ (feiigriMl ; (®d)iffb.] bie Srrdiiui. 2. bit 
 
 -Buljiir, a) bit Sd)iuibiit)iie, bai Ihe.uer. b) 
 
 bie i£d)rtiifpielfiinil, o brr ®d)iiiipln5. 3. t 
 
 bie SBuIjiie. 4. 1 ti)pi)gr.J ber 3{rib|1riii. 5. 
 
 bie 9iinle, ber SRiiljrplni); tii. iii riigrrertbt' 
 
 bciUiiiui) bie CiJJort:) ©tatioii, ^pojlriiile. 6. 
 
 i bie Stnrioii (bie 'iperipbe, bcr *!li'f(ftiiitt 
 
 bti Vcbtni jc.)i ber Oirab, bit *£tiife. 7. 
 
 bie ■15iiilfiitrd)e, ber ^^Jn^iuagcii. 
 
 3. Wlien we are born , we cry that we 
 
 are come 
 
 To tliin great stage of fools. SiiAR. 
 
 Floating stage. [Sitiffb.) till ijlott, 
 luorniif bie 3iiiiiiur(riitr ilrlK", iim fin ®d)iff 
 iU ri)i|>itrrii iiiib ntid|.:t<rftrrit. To enter the 
 -. rtiiftrrtrii. To go off ilie -. I. (mm brr 
 ©d)iiiibrii)iie) nbtrcteii. 2. f (lOi ihmi brr <33elt 
 Jliru(fiiel)eil ; flerbeil. To bring upon the 
 -. I. oiif bie dlljiif briiiflrii. 2. i (5-iiifiu 
 iiiit iiid ©pirl tirl)eii pb. imrrfjcii. To have 
 a clear -. freie« 5rib i^abtii (feiii $iiiber» 
 nip fiiiben). 
 
 Siage-box, bie ?l)ertterloge. -coach, 
 bie 2iiiibfuri"d)e, $oilfiirfd)e. -driver, ber 
 ';j5eri"oiirii- i^ii()riniiiin. --(eoach-ioffice. 
 biU> ^oiUiirfd)ciibiireaii. --horse, bai 
 friid)r >l>i)|lpfrrb. -practice, bie l()entrr» 
 roiitiiie. --play, ba6 ©(^aiifpiel. -player, 
 ber 3d)iiurpir(cr. --waggon, bie 5*'iid)f« 
 po|l, ber ipiicf iDiigen. - - w r i t e r , ber ©(<)nu« 
 rpirird)rribir. 
 
 Stajfe, V. a. t (iiif bie 33iif)tie brinoeti, 
 nufiVdrii, jiir ©d)iiii (baroflcttrn. 
 
 Stag^ely, siadje'le , adj. 6uf)iien> 
 tniigifl' rii^'itniiird). 
 
 Stai^-er, sta jiir, #. I. f ber ©((wiu. 
 fpirler. 2. brr (jciibte, erfii()rrnr rJKunn, 
 Aeniier, ^riifrifii6. [U\d)t SSLirilrniiiifl. 
 
 Stagery, siijure, «. f bie t()erttrn» 
 
 Sta^g-ard, staggard, t. bee pier> 
 jaljrifle i?iru1). 
 
 Stajcgrer, stag'gur, (f^ofl. stagger*«> 
 
 0. M. I. luiiiifen, fd)iit.infen ; rniinirln. 2. i 
 fd)iuaiifeii ; (at> iivrifrlii (an). 3. f lunnfcn 
 (jii ivrid)rii aiii'aiiqrii). 
 
 3. The enemy staggers. Addison. 
 
 He staggered with tlie blow, rr taiw 
 incite 1>0I1 brin ©d)l(l(1C. Ukvden. Stag- 
 gering tlioiightK. fd)iui'iiifriibe (i)t'baii(eii, 
 '£rbriifiid)fri(rii. Waliout staggering, 
 i\|)iir -iirbrnffii, pf)nc Siucifi'l. 
 
 Stag-jj^er, v. ». i. iviinreit mn(i)en. 
 2. 1 ») (ill) ((fiiiriu lufliiffiib niad)cii (iin. 
 b) (e-iiicii) ilii^ig niad)tii, aiiiVdjrrtft'ii, jiuei» 
 fclljaft niad)rn, (jiin'm a5rbnifiiil)frirrii tin. 
 f)i>i;rii. 
 
 The question did at first so stagger 
 me, Id) lunr iibrr bir Jroiir rrri fo brirrteti, 
 fi> I'lrbiiiitt. ifriibi', Iiumiriiibr, iiiiii'iler. 
 
 Stag-jf erer, siag'gi'i. lir. «. brr ii^iwu 
 
 ^ta;^ jeering-, siag'giiring.arfy.iuam 
 friib, i\1)a'iiiifi'iib. 
 
 Stagtferiiijfly, stag'giitingie.arfi*. 
 
 1. lu.iiifriib, irttii'iiMrriu'' , fiiiiiuriuO. 2. t 
 lu.iiifiibiur, iiiiiitiinTi.!, i"d)ii>.iiifriiD. 
 
 lu j(0 » ia|;geriiigl} , IiUIUUlll. 
 
902 Fate, far, fail, fat. .Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got. Oil, cloud. Tube, tub, full. tAin. THis. 
 
 STA 
 
 Stag-ffers , stag'gurz . *. pi. l.l 
 [il)ti'riir}eiu-if.) eme iiiit @d)miii!)el befllei-.j 
 tert ltriii\fl)i'it Per iJ5i>r£)e, tei 5?i'riiuiel)f 
 iiiiD 6er €il)iife, ter ivodcr, ©djiuinDri. 1. 
 t 1 6er duller, ©d)iuiiiDel iDie lliiDeriinneii! 
 t)eit, 1o(l!)eit'. Shak. 
 
 Stag°Iiai>Cy ^ slag'nanse . a. (a:- 
 e(el)tu , ©ri(l|ld;i;n , Die ©iDcfung (.iti 
 2<5ii(Tcr^ jc). 
 
 Stag-nant, stagnant. (lat. stagno) 
 uilj. 1. tleljeiie, itill |ltl;eiiD, ilocfeiiC ( I'Diii 
 2Dii(yer, ^lut jc). 2. t a) beiwcgiiiig^lD^. b) 
 [ipniiDelJ flail, flitl. 
 
 Stagrnate, stag'iiite, v. n. i' flid 
 |lcl)fii. flocfcii (U. 233afTiT, SBlut :c.). 2.1 
 [5?aii6el] flocfeii, fliiu, ftid feiii. 
 
 Stagnation, stagna'shun , I. 1. 
 BiiS ®tfl)t>ii, e-ndilfljeii, Die ©torfiiitg (tee 
 2i5i<(Tcre, tfv Siift, 6e« $S(iite6 ic). 2. i 
 [ipnii&el] fie ©todiiiKj, 5l''iil)C't, &e\d)(i\ii' 
 HMt. 
 
 iltagyriie, stadjcrite, *. Der ©ta> 
 (ji)tit leiu iJeiiinme Cc* 3li'ii1iufic6). 
 
 Staid, siaile, (U. slay) part. adj. 
 gi'l'rljt, niiiiii, iiilnfteii, eriu1l)iifr, fnlt. 
 
 Sltai(Iiie.'«s, staiie'iies, s. t)ii6 gefe^te 
 SCii'i'ii, die OJeffyrljeir. 
 
 Stain, staiie, (tv ystaeiiiaw, ystaeii; 
 «'. «. 1. firrfig tiiiirt)eu, bepcrfeii , beui&flii. 
 2. t btfti-rfeii. 3. pfcfeii, fnrbeu, biiiit tnnct)eii 
 ye. farl'en, riipftiii. 
 
 Stained paper. fiirOige? ^npier. 
 , Stain, s. 1. Ux g-iccfeii, '3Kofe(; Hx 
 Ob. 6ii^ iiipfel. 2. t a) 6et Jiecfeii. b) (of, 
 Der Sliiflnd) , QxxoAi couiu. c) tic ©djaiiDe, 
 Der ©i1)aiiOjlerf. 
 2. b) Our opinion is, I hope, without any 
 blemish or stain of heresy. Hookek. 
 
 Ymu have some stain of soldier in yoii. 
 il)r I)(it)t ftivnf ©olPiitiic^cS on eiic^. It is a 
 
 - upon them, ei5 1(1 Cine ©(^aiiDe fiir {\t, 
 flerfid)t il)iieii jiir ®ct)iiiiDe. 
 
 Stainer, stanur, t. 1. Oilier, ber 
 ijlecfeii oui (iTiune iiinrt)t, Der 23tflerfcii&e, 
 SJejlictcr, 25ti'iiDeInDe. 2. Der gtirber, 2Juiit: 
 fnrber, giirbciiheijer. 
 
 StainleS.S, stanells, adj. 1. tillbe: 
 Pecft, ot)iie g'l'ff''"/ iiiigiflerft. 2.+ unbeflcrft, 
 perteiUo*, tiiDello^. [Die lliit>efle(fi()eir. 
 
 Stainie.SSneSSi , slanelesnes . s. 
 
 Stair, stare, ( Ijod. steiger; Oligcir. 
 staeger; ©tcg> *. 1. Die ©tut'e, Ireppeii; 
 (lufe, ©trtffel, Der Iritr; pi. -s oD. a pair 
 of -«, Die irfp))f. 2 t Die Ireppe. 
 
 One pair of stairs. Da6 er|le ©torf; 
 lucrf. Two pair of -». Dnf jiueire ©H'cfs 
 luerf. One pair of -« up, eiiie Inppi' l,u'd). 
 A rooiu one pair of -s high, eiu 3""'"''i' 
 111! erileii ©tocfiucrfe. Up -s, Ijiimui, I'luii. 
 Down -8, iiilleli. 
 
 Stair -case. bnS ©tirgeii; , ireppeii; 
 tjnuS, Die Ireppe, ©riege; --carpet. Drr 
 ©tiegenteppid); --rods, ©miigcii, iini Die 
 ■ieppid)e an Die 'ireppniut)ra(5e ju tH-fefngen : 
 
 — eyes, 9?iiige, luoriii Piefe ©iniigeii gel)!!! 
 --worli, t Die Ireppeiiortieit (=fiiiiiiiif 
 tcr Siebe). 
 
 Stalte, stake, (nilgelf. stac ; f^iid. 
 •laak; fd)lU. stake; \t. slak) *. 1. Dcr ^frtl)I 
 2. Det cDKnrnjrers) 'spfnljl; (bnljer) i Der 
 *J)ta()l (Der <JJ?nrti)rcrtoD). 3. Der ©ii^, «Uii6< 
 fn?, G-iiifng, Die &iiilnij« (beim ©pieie;. 4 j 
 
 STA 
 
 Dnf ©pift (533<igiiig). 5. [ ©itmieD.] Dcr! 
 
 ipniiDnmboB. 6. -j- Der 'yiibip , OiiUmb ( Dn« 
 
 fleiiie(i)erirf)t wx Der iirDeiiriid>cii-53fiil)licit). 
 
 2. The stake was prepared tor iliiise who 
 
 were convicted of heresy, Webster. 
 
 To perish at the stake. Den 'Bfiirryrer: 
 toD fierbeit. To liave at -, 1. iiiif Dcni ©picle 
 |1el)eii l;abeii, jii ucrlicreii l^.U'cii. 2. t iV'i: 
 gen, Dnran fei^en. To sweep -s , I. 3llit6 
 eini1reid)cn , 3ldeg ncl)nieii, mas fiyt. 2. i 
 91de5 nc()nien. To lay at -, Dnran feijcn, 
 (Wiigeil. To lie at -, to be at -, inif Deitl 
 ©picle i1el)en. To lie at -, nuf Dcm ©pieic, 
 aiif Der ©pit^e (lcl;en. To put to -, niifS 
 ©pie( I'e^en. To put one's - into tlie hands 
 of another, eiiiem iliiDern fein (i)ut uiiD 33tut 
 niu'crrrniieii. 
 
 hrov. He goes to it like a bear to a 
 stake, er gei)t Dnriiii, luie Der X>ieb jiiiii 
 ®iilgen. 
 
 Stake- head, *. [-»fnr.] Die '•Wicfe. 
 --posts, *. pi. ['Muir.) ^^foileii in eiiier 
 9{ecpcrbnl)n, luornn fid) "^^Jfirfen bintiDcn. 
 
 Stake, V. a. 1. init -})i'.ii)lrn uerreljcn, 
 pfaljien , bipfiiljlen , iinipfalilen , ntu-pfiil;leM ; 
 to - out, nii6ptii(;len (Die (.iJrcMicn Durd) 
 ^^fiil)(e bejeid)iicn) niu-ilcdcn. 2. <ini Spieio 
 fcyen. 3. t a) nw6 ©picl rctjen; (on) lungcn, 
 l'et)en (itu). b) juni <J.n'.iiiPe t'cijcn, i)ei'piiin= 
 Den. 4. (^fiil)le) Tpi^ig iiMiteii, fpiiicii, jii; 
 ipiijen. 5. niit eiiieni 'iJ.Maljle Dur(')bDl)reii. 
 
 Stalactin, sialaktik, ( 
 
 Stalactical, Ntalak'iekal . ^ 
 troptileinariig. - Ntoiie , Dtr iriipfiteiii. - 
 spar, tnrcrigcr .^liilfihin. 
 
 Stalactif'orin, siaiak'ictorm. / 
 
 Staiactitii'orin stallaLlIl'cfiirni.S 
 
 lid), rcopfru'infiiriiiig, rropfilciiiiirtig , I'iiitci-. 
 nrtig. 
 
 Stalactite, .staiak'iite, (u. gr.) s. 
 ('JJfinemlg.] Der Irnpfilciii, ©inter, ©rninftir. 
 
 Staiactitic, stallakiitik, iidj. tropf: 
 lleinartlg. (tfiirerrnlf. 
 
 Staiactitic carbonate of lime, Der 
 
 Stalagmite, staiag'mite, (gr.) s- 
 ['^Jiincrnlg.l Der ©rnlngmit, iBiirjenflein. 
 
 StalaginitiC , siallagmii ik, adj. 
 lunrjenilcinnrtig , Die 0)e|ln(t eiiies ilCnrien. 
 (leiinj IjnbeiiD. 
 
 Staiaginiticaliy, stallagmlt'c- 
 kalie. ado. luarjeiifteiiinrtig. Buckland. 
 
 Staider, stalddr, a. eiii l)i)ljei^iiec< 
 (^)c|led uD. ©eriifl, am JJiiiTerDnraiif ju legcn. 
 
 Stale, stale. (D. ilcdcil, ftid?) adj. 1. 
 I'd)!)! (i>. 23iere ic.) , imut; Dfrlcgeii; (I'oni 
 ■yroDe) ()iirt, nltbarfen. 2. f a) ait (u. ^per: 
 iVncii). b) (ibgeniiijt (ftiiinpf, fc^iuad), per 
 iiircD. c) uemlret (u. einer ©d)iiID). 
 
 To grow stale, iilt luerDeii, nltern, fid) 
 al'iuujcn. — anicles of merchandise, per-- 
 legciir 'IBiiiire. 
 
 Stale, i. 1 ' Dn^ nlte, f(t)i\U, inner- 
 iid)c ijicr. 2. * cine ^erion oD. ©iidje, Der 
 nuiii I'id) (\\i Si^rfnng bcDient, inn irgenP 
 (Sriuiif jii beiDirfen, Die Si^f ipcife , S?pcfiiiig, 
 ■J{ei}iing, Der ^rrfpngel, (to) Dn6 Sajcrfjcng 
 (ju). 3. * Die ipure, (i)afTenl)iire. 
 
 To make any one a stale to one's 
 design. -J- fid) tinei aiiiDerii jiir 6rrcid)iinii 
 feiner 3lbfid)teii beDienen, ([ &iiicn jiiin Socf 
 brfliidjen. 
 
 Stale, (aiiQelf. stel, stele) «. 1. Dcr 
 
 STA 
 
 ©tie(, ©i1)aft. Die 5?iinDl)iibe. 2. Der ©priegcf, 
 Die Sproffe/ SeiteriprDife. 
 
 Stale, s. [©d);id)rp.] Der 3iift<inD, Pa 
 Der K'iinig in Die Sage gebmdjt i\1 , Dag et 
 nid)t ine(;r gcrficft luerPen fanii, oljiie anf eiit 
 i5eiD jn foniinen, luoriiuf cr matt luirD. 
 
 Stale, V. a. flif iiiad)eu, nbiiiitjen. 
 
 - i>. n. alt luerPen, peraiteii. 
 
 Stale, (u. fTaden) ». Der iparn (Det 
 ■^rerPe iiiiD DeS i^urnuicl)^). 
 
 Stale, V. n. ftndeii, Ijariien. 
 
 Stalely, stale'ie. adv. * pon (nnget 
 3eit her, iVir Mngcr 3eir, por 2Jltcr^. 
 
 StaleneKS, siale'nes, s. 1. Pie ©d)nl« 
 l}eir (eincr geiftigeii Jliirilgfeit). 2. l Die >Jlbs 
 genntjflieit, ^lattljeit. [perlegcncn aSornUljc. 
 
 Tlie stateness of his provisions, feine 
 
 Stalk, stawk. (fd)lU. stielk; ©tiel) *. 
 
 1. [SBiT.l Der ©tangel, ©ticI, ( (i)ctreiDe>) 
 ipaim, (nn iJBeintraiibcn) Der :^iiniin. 2. Die 
 geCerfpiile, Der Siel, JJePerfiel. 
 
 The stalk of a leaf. Der SMttflier. The 
 
 - of hemp, Der i?aii(|1aiigcl. 
 
 Stalk, (angclf. sinelcan) v. n. I. 
 (ftplj) Dal;cr fd)reiten, eial;errd)rciren, ftapfcii. 
 
 2. ijinrcr eincin iJJfcrDc, @d)iCBpferDe l)er« 
 gelieii. 3. f ri1)ieid)eii (icife tretciu. 
 
 To stalk on, leife (jerbeifd)Ieid)en (per* 
 initrdft eine^ ©d)ic6pferPc£.). [©itrirt. 
 
 Stalk, s. Per (l)ol)e, groge, lueiie, jlnlje) 
 
 Stttlked, stavvkd-, adj. eiiieii ©tie( 
 Ijal'i'iiP, I'lulig. 
 
 Stalkt"!r,stlwk'ur, *. 1. Der©rapfeiiDe, 
 (JinljerriDreiieiiDe. 2. Dn6 ©ccdgarit CJlrt 
 giid)ivnei3i. 
 
 Stalking, stawk ing, s. [bei 9?og< 
 IcriiJ Die o'l^lD ii'it Pcni ©d)iegpferPe. 
 
 Stalk in g- h e d g e , Per iScrilcrfjfllin. 
 — liorsv, 1. ini Sd)ie6pferD, irciPpferO. 
 2. i Die Sarpc, 'Wiisfe, Dcr SBoriunnP. 
 
 Stalkiilgly, siawk ingle, adv. mit 
 (loliem, iveiteni ©ft)ritt. 
 
 Stalky, st^wk'e, adj. f)axt ipie ein 
 ©tangel, ipie ein ©tangel, fiaiigelartig. 
 
 Stall, st^ll. (angcir. stael, stal , stall) 
 #. I. Dcr ©tnd. Die ©tadiing ; (ii. in eiigeret 
 i&cDeiitung) Der ©tanP (m eineni StaHe;. 2. 
 Der ©tnnD (eines JSrainer^ aiii '))Jrirf ten ), ' 
 itraincrftnnD; Per SnPeii, Pie 25iiDe. 3. Det 
 Cl)or|liil;l (eine^ Domljerrn in ©tiftfifirc^jeii), 
 ©tatiD. 
 
 A butcher's stall, Die 51eifd)crbniif , 
 93tiDe cine* 5(eird)er5. — of books. Der 2jii» 
 djerftaiiD To keep a -, often fell Ijaitea, mit 
 2Banren nii6|lel)en. 
 
 Stall-boat, Der ficine 5?ad)eii. --fed, 
 iiii ©tade gcfiirtert oD. geniaftet. --feed, 
 V. a. ill! ©rnde fiitteru oDcr niafteii. - - 
 keeper, Der ©tanDframcr, Slmignnr, Det 
 eiiieii ©tnnD iniie Ont. —-money, bai 
 ©lanDgclD, Der 9Jii6enjin^. - worn.jii 
 lange im ©tadc gertaiiDcn, (oD. iind) '21iiDerii) 
 --worth. nintl;ig. Shak. 
 
 Stall, V. a. I. in ciiien ©tod oD. eincn 
 SranD in einem ©tade tijnn, cinfladeii. 2. 
 (ffir install) beilnden, tiin'c^eii. 3. iiuiflcii, 
 fiirterii, fatrigen. 4. inPcn^otl) oP. ©ctjinmtw 
 tiil)ren (Darin fterfeii blcijcti mad)cii). 
 
 Stall, f-n.l.ftaden, ipul)nen. 2. (icgen 
 (loie Da* SBiel)), fjniifen. 3. (im ^i>fl)ci ftecfeii 
 bleiben. 4. iiid)t mel}r freften ivodeii (poiu 
 aSie^). 
 
Fk\f, far. fall. fat. ^\k, met. Fine. Mii. >6. movo. n6r, f;bl, 6il, ciddil. Tiibe, t&h, full. lAin, TIIi.<. 903 
 
 ST A 
 
 To «tall together, f jurnnimenfliini-n 
 ft,1> I'rnr.iijcin. Shak. 
 
 Stullaffe,>iiliidje. «. 1. tai 9?r(t)r, 
 Jlriiiiitriliinte, 'JJiiffii nii(iii|"d)Mgeii. 2. t.if 
 €fii"fgflo, 6«<^ iBll^rl>}lll6. 3. ba& (Stiill> 
 Ofi&. 4. (In Altcii 23u(^erM> »rr <5t>i(lmi|l. 
 ©tiiUtiUiiflfr. (stalUtion. 
 
 Stnllation, *talia'«liuii, t f. In- 
 
 S>t»lliunf sial'yun, (it. itallone; fr- 
 c'laloii > «. ttr €i(t)Mt)ti\q\i . S5t]<t)<\\i)e»<\H, 
 Siiduhfiigil, 58ffd)alfr. (Stamui, ©torf. 
 
 feitMiii , ktani, (Stnniiii) «. t txr 
 
 S I a m ■ w o o d , ^A5 ©tOCfl^Ol). 
 
 Stniiieu, iiam'in, (Int. ^. ) pi. 
 S I » III c n » lib. Stamina, «. 1. (gemot)illitt) 
 Ini I pi- Stem in a, a) tie urfvrutigli(t)cn 
 ajfiliiiiPtljeile, 1>(t llnli'ff. b) tie feileii 
 itjfiif (Pef nitnrii)iirt)fnA&rvfr<), fcrrOirtiiiti' 
 Ooff- 2. i Ml' j))iiiipr|l,irff, $rtuptilutj< teine* 
 CitiiiUra ic). 3. [Bot.j (cr iStaubfabcii. 
 
 A cenaiii (tain en ot life, itt 2tbtl\i' 
 fattn. (©tiiiibijffiiiien vtr\tt)tn. 
 
 Stainened , siaui ind , adj. niii 
 
 litltlilillt >tauriu, (|r. e'tamine) «. 
 [3:iDilr.| Ccr &tiuiiiii (diie Hvt leittieii 
 
 iStUiMiualf staniiaal, adj. [Sot.] 
 )u Cfii eirtubflffiiiim fliljorig. 
 
 litailiiliatt*, •taurenite,a((/. (3)or.| 
 fliij ©tniitgiriiifii'n bcfteljeiiC, bliiiiieiiblrtttlui, 
 mir 6li<f iiiaiiiilid)tu 'Biuicii. [giibeii. 
 
 Staiiiiiiate, v. a. iinVrmigli4 ^t> 
 
 fettaiililieoUS f itauiin'ius, adj. 
 {?Jot.] 1. nii6 5ahcii bi|li-l)f nh , ©rniifefattn 
 l^iiDeiiD, 6iiiiii(iit<iiutic>g, niit (SiaiiboeintKti. 
 'i. \\i brill ©tnubgefiiffc fletjurig cCirr Mraii 
 beftiiMltf). 
 
 Mtainiiilferoua, ■taminiffirus, 
 (liU.i adj. [-^vi \ O'Til'iVliiUtrogfiifi. 
 
 Staiiiiiiiruriii, ttaui'lnifiriii, adj 
 [5?iH.j |liiiibf,iPriifi>riiii(i. 
 
 Stainiiiel, siaiunil. (aftfr. ettamel 
 «. i. -, vt. --color, tai i^eflrotl), ^if 
 ^rtlrotlje giube. 2.© ein bttbci, ti(f|leif<t»igt6 
 Wiiud). 
 
 Mtaiiiinel , adj. fjeflrot^. 
 
 lytaiiiinel, <. tine 91rt SBprijeiin 
 
 Mta»iiiiier,^iaiiriuur.(angelf. (tamer; 
 V. n. tliiiiinii'rii. ftotrerii. 
 
 i»taiiiiii«'r, r. a. (tniiinirln. 
 
 StaiiiHierer, namniurur, «. ttr 
 ©t.inimkr, >£ii.>fririr. 
 
 Staiaineriug-, stam'inuring , adj 
 IliiiiiineliiD, |lo(tirrii9. 
 
 Staininerin^ly, mani'mur'ngle 
 ado. ilaiitiiiclne) . mit ©tnmmeln, (^^tferlI^ 
 
 Klamp y ■tamp , ( l)oH. •lainpen 
 Oniiipfeii; v. a. I. (o iioiiip) (trerciii 
 (J.iiiipftn , mit 6ein Jnge (Inmpffn niif . . 
 (Pir Qxit It.). 2. flamufi-n (ftcgrii, jrr 
 (ti>gin). 3. ilempiln (tieOKiiiijf, ^npier ic); 
 tiAfii (eiii -OTiig, Oiemd):) ; niifPrurfeti, Brucfi-ii 
 oiif ...; bejfid)neii. 4. pr.igrii, a) (6iirrt) 
 ^niTin Ijeri'orbrmgfii). b) Tdjlogfii. tiiumni. 
 5. t To - oil tlie mind . bttll (Wfinuthi- 
 fiiipnigrii, tfiii OitiHt fiiipnigi'ti, oiifDrii(frii. 
 To - on the lieart, on llie ineuiory. fiMii 
 ifXTifii einprogrii, belli «)e^iirt)flIi(it• fiiipr.iijfii, 
 flit) ins WtJfiiiliriiig pnigeii. Noiioii* wliicli 
 liaiiire -« in all niea of conuiioii seax''. 
 ^tgrifff . iKfirtif bif tRnrur nfkii »J)fciiit^fii 
 iiini ariiiii&iriii 3Jcr|taii&e ciiipraQr. 
 
 ST.\ 
 
 Staitchiunt sian'slu'm, (fr. r'tan- 
 coii ; ©fiiiige) 4. fit ©tiiije tDaS, mm liut^n; 
 [•Bfiir.] -s. bit ©riiijeii , ©never. 
 
 1 ro n - K ta n cli i on s , [ ©c^iffb.j (ic 
 
 Bfpfiif 
 
 litailf>ltl«.*iS, slaiislrles, adj. I. 
 iiidjr grilillt ivciDeii fiMiiii'iiD, iiic^t )ii iliflen. 
 2. t iinfihutliit) 
 
 StailCllll«$.«8, Ktansh'nex, s. I. ^i< 
 
 guff iJiidj.iffi'iiljiir, Jyefligreir, ©iiirfe, lil(^» 
 
 8TA 
 
 Ta « t a m p a plate with arms or initials, 
 eiii SStippeii ofier ^iifiiiigsbiidjihibea (iiif 
 eiiicii Idler briicfeii, aiif eiiieiii leller em 
 'lOiH'Ptii ■-''ber >2iiifaiigSbii(t>i1iibeii aiibriiigeii. 
 To - Hie ore. ( '))iin.J bii6 (?rj port)eil. 
 .Stamped paper, tai ©teilipelpiipitr. -ed 
 work. gfi<riigte iiteiTingeiie 'Jlrbeii. 
 
 Stamp, v.n. (imtbeiiii i^iige) tlniupftii. 
 
 Stamp, 4. I. t »J ba^ ©raiiiptVii. b> 
 ber ijiib'tritt. Shak. 2. btr ©leiiipil, to {1>i\6 
 ^UJerfjeug lum ©teiiipHii ) ; I 'OJIetndiirg.j j tigftit, Wi'iiiiitljeit. 2. i a) Me Jcjligftit. 
 ber ©teiiipel. b) (boS nut eiiieiii ©teiiipelb) bic tyi't^ig^fit , ©taiibl)a;[igfci[. 
 niif eiiieii Ki^rper gebrurfte 3'i(t>i'ii, !• '^- litaii*!, Majid. duigcir. Kianda i . gml). 
 lUit Seitiiiigi'ii K.) t)\\6 ^l^oHitistjttt. i. brr siuikUh; iltt^eii , lat. sio; faiipfr. «ta; gr. 
 'Uiifbnicf, ©d^lng, ini CUiprage. 4. i a) bno xiao) praet. u. pp. >>iood, v. n 1. |1el)tii, 
 Oieprnge. b) ber ©djUig; bie ^rt , ^ir(l)iit= id fict) nut bcii $\\6ti\ Ijiilieii. b) iiid)t iu 
 feiil)eit. 5. etiunS CJJerteiupeltff , Wcprhgies , 2)oeeii liigeii. 2. t ileljeii, a) ((S-nurt* gclteii, 
 viiiibffoiibrre) a) ber ©teuipelBogcii. bi bie uerniijgi'ii*. ' b) anCt)t ftideii, in luoriilifiljet 
 OKiiiije. 6. vfr. eainiiipei ber '^IbOriirf eiiieo hpiiifid^t). 3. ilil)iii, a) rtel;eii bicibcn, hiU» 
 ftiipfer|lirt)t«, ©tiiljiiliiljej ob. ^iliicbniite*, ten, .mljinlten, jliU fltl)tn. b) ©mnb Ijalien. 
 ber tiluprVr«, ©tiiljlo ©tid), ^oljidjiiitt. o dloifeii, tiirt)t flirpeii). 4. i a) |lel)eii blct« 
 4. a) The Scriptures bear tlie • la nip oi ^eii (at. bei]. b) niiilel}t'ii, )5gern, verjiet;eii. 
 a divine origin. WEH-sxEa.jo. i a) jlrljill , feill, fid) beftllbeil ; (i>. ©filO* 
 
 The stamp on newspaper*, ber S'l- 
 tlllig^llcilipti Men of ilie same -, of a 
 diHerent -, <!eiite pcn beinrelbeti ©diliige, 
 iHMi i<errd)iebeiieiii , niiberin ©tDlage. Of the 
 right -, von giiteiii ©d)l>ige , i>oii giiter 
 <}lrt ober %(i'<t;>iiTenl)cit , inu>ertali'(t)t , iual)r, 
 e(i)t, re(t)t. That book is not ot tlie righi 
 -, bn6 !8lld) i|1 noctjgcbriicft. To have the 
 - of, to bear the - of .., tai 6>eprage 
 t>t6 :c. tr>igeii. 
 
 Sianipculter. ber ©•empeft'(()neiber. 
 --duty, --fee, —-tax, bat ©ttlupeU 
 gelb, bie ©temprlgebfiljr , ©teiiipeiabgabe, 
 ©tenipfltnx', berStrnipeliiiipiifl. --office, 
 baS ©teiiiprliinit, bie ©tniipeKoiiiiiier. -- 
 rouni, bie ^rngeflntte (in ''))^uiijen;. 
 
 Utamper, stampur , «. i. a) ber 
 ©tampfer, (J-iner, ber rtniiipft. b) eer ©tein 
 peier. 2. ber ©tnmpfcr , ©teinpcl , tii 
 ©tniiipfe, ber ©toprj; ( iiiib in eiigerer 23e; 
 Peiiriiiig) a) bie Oei|1rtmpf>. b) (5?iitmart).J 
 ber firiiiiiiiiAnnipfer. 3. liRiinirg.) bie Iiite 
 ieiiir»)(rf ©d).ilrl)iere). i.opt.-s. bie©(f)iil)e. 
 
 StitmpiuCT, sianij) iiig. t. bAc ©fiiiii: 
 pfeii; ©tfiupclii; ^riigcii. [bii6 ^od)iuerf. 
 
 S 1 a m p i n g - IU i 1 1 , bie ©taiiiptniiil)l<^ ; 
 
 iltaii, sian, eiiie &iif<|1lbe, bie iin 
 'lliigilfiifOnrt^e" ben tuperl. niifbruefte; j. 9?. 
 Aihelstan, most noble; Duns tan, the 
 liigliest etc. 
 
 Standi, siaiish, (fr. e'tancher; Arm 
 staii^'oa) V. a. 1. ( t)emilieil > flideil (biie 
 ■»liin. 2. t t fAftigeii. [ilid (Irljeii. 
 
 Standi, V. n. Aiifl)oreii jii fticuen, 
 
 liiiiiiediutely the issue of her blooil 
 stanched, || Al£b>l(b bcjlAMb il)r ber Willis 
 gnng. 
 
 Standi, adj. 1. gut berd)>iffi.-n, in 
 giiriiii Suil.inbe fr(l. ft.irf, gut, grfmib, 
 iild>rig, br.u>. 2. i ai fetl (niir mil -Whilif 
 grrrmnt werbeii foiiiuiiP ). b) ft|l, iltinb 
 jjiift, ed)r, lUiil^. jiii'irliiffig. 
 
 A stanch knave, fill (5'r}frt>elm. A- 
 ilog or hound, eiii giifiT Spiirl)iiiib, eiii 
 >>iinb, ber bci ber JJ^hrre bieibr , fit -Jiiljrrc 
 ili*r I'erliorr. (Polygony. 
 
 Staiidibloofl , xtaii-shbltid , f. 
 
 Staudier, si^uxirur. s. ber, iveu 
 c^er oi. Dili, \vn6 one ^bliu iltUt 
 
 ten !C.) iiegeii (on, ah, aiii>. b> fid) rrt)Altni 
 (b.iuerii, I'on Dniier feiiu. c) |lel;fii u'oii 
 Sad)en) , fid) utrljAlteii. d) (on) btniljeii 
 (Auf). e) (for; (i°tiuAd uorileden , (le^en fuc 
 ... (bebeiifeip ; bieiieii (iin. f) bleiuen, i'ir> 
 bieiben , Aii6l)airen, fid) I^Alteii. 5. (bietit be* 
 foiiberiS in Sfrl'liibiiiig nut !Sini;ainiipiui'r. 
 ternjur^ilbuiig uieler uniigfnriid)i'r :)ii'ben*» 
 Arien; |. writer nnten). 6. f a) eiiie gnvifTe 
 9{id)niiig IjAben, girid)tet fein, (to) geridjret 
 fein (All!', jeigcM (Auf)- b) (OW.ir.j (iiien 
 Ruvi l)Alten Ob. fteuern, fegein, ileiierii. 
 c) (ill) bfileljen (ill), d) be|lel;eii (bel)Arreii, 
 Auf (S'tivAS briiigru). 
 
 Standing place or room, ber ^I^Iaq fb. 
 9{Alini )Ulll ©tei^eil. It is yet sluiidiiig, 
 (6 fleljt lIDd). Wliere there is no stand- 
 ing, lUi) fein 0)ruilb \H. To —on tiploe, 
 Aiif ben 3ehen ileljiu. The at an ding com, 
 DA« fleijenbe ^orn. To - in the way, ? u. t 
 nil "HJege fleljen. To - in any one s way, 
 (5-inem im SDrge |lel)eii. To - m any onea 
 light, i n. 1 O'liiem im i'ldjre ilelu-n. Stand! 
 |1i-|)c! l}Alt! flft)t! To - siill, jliljen, uid)l 
 gcl)fn (l>. Uljren IC). Standing waiei, 
 ilcl)cnbe4 TO.ificr, f^nirJ |1iliftf'Ji'i'& iliJaffcr. 
 To - ai a slay , nid)t lueitcr fcuinien , nii1)t 
 lueiter foiinen , (li'^f i im 3iuiif>l, uiieiit« 
 ld)li'(|en fein. - out of the »ay, gci)t flu« 
 bem "ICfge. - out of my sight. gii;t mir 
 A1I4 ben 91iigen. To - upon one's bi>it<.iu, 
 jVIn eigener $crr fein. There is no stand- 
 ing, l)ier ifl nid)t jn bieiben. A living 
 temple, built by faiih to -, em irbriirtr 
 iempel, uoni (SInnben fur ewigf i)> uer e«» 
 bauf. Tears stand in his eyes, Il)riiliill 
 llei)en in feiiien ^ugni. My hair v\i!h ;.orioi 
 » I o d . bie ijAnre iliiubeii mir I'or (iiit iVi, en, 
 ODr (i)rai;feii ju Serge. To - an end. rtut» 
 rcd)t flfl)"!, JU 9?frge Hdyn. While ii.o 
 world stand c I h. fo Uuuje tie 'hJiU llrljr 
 To - first, jueril fiMnnieii, I'bi'H An \i(i)in. 
 To - liigheiit in ptiblit esiimalion, III bit 
 i:'ffeniiid)iMi >Jld)ruiig am I)bi1)ilcii |li'l)Cii. To 
 
 - very high, in HIT giirrm Jdili' (leljeii. To 
 
 - in cure, l)fltl'Ar Uiii. My ho^es - in bold 
 cure, nu'iiic ipoffiiiiiuji-ii |Vl;iii brri)^ iljrcr 
 Wflieuuig fiitgigili. Shak. To - ai a guarri, 
 ^u iciutt aSctfljfibiijuiifl bi-reir jltijen. l simli 
 
904 Faie, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fin*, fin. NA. move, n^r, s;ot, 6i\. c\6iU. TAbe, tnh, ffill. l^iri. Tlliv 
 
 blA 
 
 STA 
 
 forget, to have tliee still - there, i(f) mtH <Stt jtiaeiicril). We stood off the cape of 
 
 I'orint^iirt) luTflfftcii, rnunt id) Otiiie 5i.il)e Good Hope. [0)fnr.] luir lu.irni .mi 6er ipijl)e 
 
 nocf) inii.n-r ,i«imMe. Shak. - fast in the bei ^vXi\(bnQ(6 Oer aiittii ^pofFiuiHsj. To - 
 
 fitiih, \\ (ittjtt fifl im ©l.uiben. My cove- to the northward, I -))f.ir. J uml) iJforien 
 
 naiit shall - fast with him. |1 llicill SJjullt) fleucril. To - in shore, ['Wuir.j tcui S.Ulfie 
 
 (I'd 11)111 f(\i bli'ibill. Ill what proportion 
 tiie etc. stood, ill ivei<f)oiii 25irl)aituiiTi' tet 
 JC. ftnilti. To know how matters -. tt\\ 
 (fctniiB, Me Crtfle tcr <Bad)t fenncii. As 
 things now — with i»». luic tit ®ad)i'H jc^t 
 bci llll^ fliljeil. To - good in law . vfct)t6 = 
 flliiriil fijll. If it - within the eye of honor, 
 ivfiiii e# im 9tuiifi'id)te bit &)ve flff)t, luenii 
 ee cliceiuu'd \\t. To - in stead, Mcneii, vtv- 
 treteii; iu €tntten funimeii, nu^lid) fei". 
 To - in stead of ... Cieiicil nl6 .., ©tiun^ 
 I'lTtrftcn. The broil doubtful long stood, 
 fcir .ftniupf bUeb Iniige uiicnfi'd)M;£ieii. The 
 liirelings - at certain wages, bit Wietl): 
 Huge fiiib iiiif ciiieii geiuiffeu 2ol)ii gefeljf- 
 
 To - (air. niif giltl-m WtQC fdu. Each 
 thinks he —s fairest for the great lot, 0'' = 
 ttr fifuft, fr babe bit tiieifte Jpoffiuino jut" 
 flriiOc" ?iH>f , ^eu grogteii 2liiipnid) Coraiif. 
 To - neuter, iiiutml Hcibi'H. - my good 
 lord, iti lUfiii $erd)iitjcr iiiiD aEoljltlmter- 
 Shak. Do not - arguing with me, l;n6cvl 
 lllrf)t tuit illir. He stood to be elecled one 
 of etc.. or |V(ltc }ii eiiieiii trrtc. gcivrtnlt ii>cr< 
 ten. To - affected, flefiuiit )"t'iii , belifbcn, 
 £'il|l l)af»eii. 1 must first know how he -s 
 affected . id) imiG' fr)! i«i(Tcn, luie er grriiiiit 
 '|1. As every one — « atfecled , !^t6tr Urtd) 
 feiiieiii ©iiiiie, iind) frincr Cniiue. To - in 
 the taunt of etc.. tern ©potte eiitr^ :c. <ii\i' 
 flClVt^t H'ill. To — in need of etc., G'tiuaf 
 tiDlirfiil , 6ri1lid)fn. Ood -s in no need ot 
 onr services. CSHUt fce&nvf imriTfr Bifiiflf 
 ri(l)r. To - in defense ot etc. , &UVi\6 Vtt- 
 theiHfliMl. To — in one's own defense, ffrt) 
 lH'rf()iibi()i'n , fict) ivfljrrii. To - in awe. in 
 tJlird)r Kill , fid) fnrd)ffll. To - in fear of 
 etc.. fid) tiirditfii I'or :c. To - in doubt of 
 etc., fid) irri-n nil tc. To - firmly on etc., 
 fr|l tiltU'li nilf u. To - resigned , fid) Hi 
 &tll)il6 frgcl'en. It — s us in hand to etc., 
 ti lirgt line bnran jinc, ti mufi im^ barctw 
 lifgeii, )ii JC, ti ill ciii OJciiiiifioiib uon 
 2i3id)ti(iroil iiir iiuf, jii JC. To - semry, 
 ed)ilbn'nd)c rifl)eii, Si<ad)e t)a\tt». To - 
 godfalher or godmotlier to a child, ©runtt 
 tet |lol)rii, cin &i\\b iibtt Die liiufe i)tbtn, 
 nil* bit Xniifc i)(bti\. To - gaping, niniil: 
 offen. To - proof, niu-hniteii, (>eiuaf)rt feiii. 
 
 ^11 I'cijelll. To — for tlie harbor, ('DJinr.] 
 ieiti ipnieii juiVgelii. To - out into die off- 
 ing, t'Hinr.J ill Cit ©re |ltrt)cii. 
 
 To stand about, Ullll)t't|'lt't)Cll, i^erillll: 
 
 |let)eii iiiit .., Qnitu uiUijcveti. 
 
 To stand agai u St , niit|1el)i-ii grgett . . , 
 (i-tiu'iii ii)iDer|li'l)tii , fid) loiftrrcisiti, i)C|td)eii 
 gegeu . . . [ten. 2. t nu» Ceiu iiitgi' gii)eii. 
 
 To Stand aside, 1. nuf Die ©rite (re: 
 
 To stand before, 1. |tt't)eu vor .., 
 fid) (leHeii vox ... 2. i luiCcritreitcii uiiier 
 ©nd)e;. 
 
 To stand between, ( 1. tnjiiiird)Cll 
 
 To stand betwixt, ^ |let)(n. 2. i bit 
 'JWittelcperfoii ntgeoeii. 
 
 To stand by, 1. f f^iii bti .., fiel)Cll 
 Dei.., 6nbei|lcl,icii , iugegru fiiii ; ("Miiir.j 
 ilel)eii blcibcii t>ei . . . 2. i a) (5-iiu'tii iiiv 
 ©eite rtel)cit, beijlchiii, niif O'''"'!"^^ ©iitr 
 tteteii. b) ftcl) iHTiniTi'ii , jnijieii, n'd)iii'ii 
 aiif ... c; fic^ jliiiji'ii iiiif ... (ivcrDcii. 
 
 To stand by neglected, ucriund)iaffig[ 
 
 To stand for. 1. ftret>en nud) .., fic^ 
 beiverbeii uiu ..; t)eilrl)i'ii niif ... 2. ee l)nl- 
 tcii niit .., fiir ©tiuns feiii, G-tiuns i>ertl)ei; 
 Dtgeii. 3. ((i'tiun^) bi'Cciiteii, nii/teigcii; |lel)eii 
 fur .. 4. lOJJnr.J (Oer JSii|1e ii.> iU|lciierii, 
 iufrgeiii. 
 
 1 shall not stand for a week, eiS 
 ruiunit mir niif eiiie ^Lt3ud)e iiic^t'iiii. 
 
 To siand forth, t;eruor(re(cii, fid) l)iii< 
 jlcllfiii fid) ii'igeii. liucgfcgtiii. 
 
 To stand from, [TOnr.] luegilcucrii, 
 
 To stand in, 1. |li'l;t'ii ill ... 2. i)n feiil 
 J. to stand one in, (^-iiieill JII |'let)i'll fvill- 
 meii, fiM^^u- 4- I'Mfiir.J to -, oD. to - for. 
 (riiieii ipnfcii, Cn^ i'liiiftj niul)iiii ; lo - lor a 
 harbor, ill eiiti'ii ipafca fegciii, etiieii ^pnfeii 
 aiui)iiii. 
 
 Never stand ill a lie when etc., bt^ 
 l)rtrri' iiid)r niif eiiitr Ciige, lueiiii ic. 
 
 To stand off, I. nt'ili'ljcii , eiufenit 
 fei II , nlMunrtS ilrl)eii. 2. jiiniffiretcii, fid) 
 emftriit l)iilitii, ful) mrt)t iinl)fii. 3. i uoii 
 (S-tiunij .U'llrl)!'!! , fill) jiiriicf iiti)cii , niitiuei; 
 dii'ii , fid) luciiicni, iiid)r iin>(U'ii , nbgciuigt 
 ffiii; Urom, fciiie 'Jitigiiiig l)iibeii ju . . , 
 eiiicr ©nd)e nbijeiicigt, ni'l)oiD fi'tii. 4. ijer; 
 iHirilci)cii , l)enu'rirrtcii , nb|led)t'ii, l)crui>r: 
 
 To - to iiie proof. Mr ^Jrobe befte^eii. To 1 )ir.l)eii ; erl)nt)i-ii feiii. 5. I0)iiir.j iind) Ccr 
 -all haxard, t6 ftnrniif lungeii. To - all ©ee, ffriunrfijiiiiliegciKf.obeiiiiiiter Stand), 
 hazards, aitlrf lungrn. Conjuring the moon To siand off for advantage, eilU'll 
 to - his auspicious mistress, 6eil '3Koil6 ' Slnlilllf, Suhmf Ufi)tUCIl. To - from, [-OTar.| 
 btfd)ii)&rriit), 11)111 gefndig bciiliflcl)en. Theiiuc.iihiirrii uoii ... To stan d o f f and on. 
 enemy will not -, ber 'JciiiB luirb ludir ' (■•))inr.J brill Sanbc ii. luieber iiat^ bcr ©ec 
 ©rniib l)nltrii. To - for their life, |1 fiir it)r ju fliiicrii. 
 
 Sil'cii jii fli'hcii (fid) iiti iuel)reiu. How doe> 
 
 the value of wheat - ? U'ie fltijt btr ^>Vt\i 
 
 To stand out, I. l)rrnii^|'lfl)eii, Ijrri'pr! 
 llfheii , Ijcn'orrngrii. 2. t a)'|1aiibl)iifr bU'i; 
 
 t)c6 auriinu*. lun^ gilt fccr 2L<ei(cii? The bm, niifl)airfii, ©t.iiib l)iiirrii, lagainsi 
 color will — , bie (Jnrt'c ivirb l)nlteii, iillfid) CS"iiii'iii pb. fiiitr ©n(l)i' luiperfc^eii, bie 
 Ijnltbnr, bniirrl)nit. 1 cannot - to examine j©pii;c bieirit, iuibrri'trl)rii, (S-riuni' rtiifl;alirii, 
 every particular, id) fnuii iiid)t fTtl)rii bui. fid) iiidjr irrr tiind)rii l.iiyni biird)..; (uponj 
 bi-ii, mil jebeii befoiibrrii Uiiiflniib ju priifcii,! nid)t nt'gcDrii I'oii ... (aiefiiigiiiigfii !C.i. b) 
 id) fniiii mid) iiid)r bci brr Uiifciriid)iiiig jrbrr fid) iiid)[ Ijrrfbeii laiTr4i, fid) jiinirfiifhru, fid) 
 
 G'iii}cil)tit , jebf5 befoiiberii lltii|lniibr6 niif: 
 l)nltiii. To - off from the shore, ['>))inr.J 
 
 iind) ber ©ee jti, frciunrte niiliegeii (iinc^ ber niuiegcii 
 
 iyrgiiiiid)rii. c; aiitrtibcii iriiifiliiiibig friii, 
 V. ©d)ni6tiu. 3. [iJJi'iir.J ab|kuera, fmunrtt- 
 
 STA 
 
 To stand to, 1 biciben bei .., ucrf)nr 
 rcii bei .., bel)nrreii bei ob. niif ... 2. fi(( 
 l)nltcii nn ... 3. ©tiun* trngeti , ertrngen. 
 
 To stand to one's word or proiniNe, 
 feiii SGBort ob. fein S5frfpred)en h.iltfn. De 
 spair would stand to the sword, SServi'Cif 
 lung iviirbe fid) nn b<i& ©d)n)crt l),iircn. I 
 still stand to it, that etc., id) bifibe noct 
 imiuer bnbei, bii(5:c. To - an award, fid) nu 
 eineilSJUiM'prild) ^nlteil. Whetlierthey stood 
 to ii or etc., ob fit ©tniib l)ie(reii ob. ic. 
 I"ll stand to the loss, id) luill ben 33erluit 
 trngcn. Can you - a trifle , fiiiiiiit i()r nil, 
 eine fol^e JKleinigfett fef)en? To - one's 
 tackles, tackling or pass-pudding, O flntlbs 
 l)nft bei einer ^adtt nii^l)nlren. To - sea, 
 I'JKnr.] feeiViirtS nnliegen, nbiTciiern. 
 
 To stand under, etiung nii«flef)cn, 
 nuSl)nUen. 
 
 To stand up, I. niif|lel)en (bom ®tii()(e 
 IC), fid) l)inilfaen. 2. i niiftrereii; fid) er« 
 l)eben ; (for) &m(\6 «ertl)eibigeii ; (against) 
 fid) erl)ebeii (loiber) , QtiwS be flreiten , be» 
 fnnipfcn; (about) bringcn (niif), reben (uiiu; 
 (to) ti niifnefjmen (mit). 3. fid) niifrid)ten; 
 (0. ^nnrt) fid) (Irniiben, jii 25crge fte()en. 
 
 To stand upon, I. Hti)t» nuf ... 2. t 
 a) beflftjen nuf . . , Jjniten nuf . . . b) beruljen 
 niif ... e) -f 11. ■' (je^t to stand in hand, 
 f. cben) to - any one, g-inen niigEl)en, in* 
 tereffircn, ©incin bnrnn gelegen fein, bnrnn 
 tiegen, Oi^U'iiubS (Bt\(f)t fein, fiir G-incii uoii 
 •iDid)tigfeit fein , tin ®egeii|laiib von Wiiid)i 
 tigfeit fein , ucii 93i)rrf)ril I'ein. 
 
 It stands him upon, f f* flff)* ''}" O"* 
 It .stands me much upon, -f e£ ifl mir 
 bid bnrnii gelegen, ti liegt mir I'iel bnrnn, 
 ti i|1 bon gru^rer 213id)tigfcit fiir meine 
 ^i3lmie. It only stands our lives upon, 
 to use our strongest hands, linfere grOGfe 
 Srnft niijiiioenben, i\t ber einjigc erfiil(jrcid)e 
 ^iUeg, iiiifer Ceben jii retten. Shak. They 
 - iheir own justification, fic lubflcil fid) 
 rtcttfrrrigen. To - the point of honor, nuf 
 feine ©Mc Ijnlteii. To — one's guard, nuf 
 fetiier ipilt fein. To — one's defense, jiir 
 aSertl)eibigung bcreii fein; fid) bertl)eibigen. 
 Men staud very much upon the repiUa- 
 liou of their understandings, bie ^^J?Cllfd)eil 
 (l)un fic^ fel)r bie( nuf iljreii ajerilnnb ju gut. 
 We stand much upon our birtli , luir bil> 
 btii iin* biel nuf iinfere ©ebiirt cin. To - 
 punctilios, nuf Snppereieii t)nlten, beflel^en. 
 To - a trifle, liber riiie ^leinigfcit jlreiten. 
 To - ceremony, UlU|lnilbC innd)en. To - 
 every point, bei jebeiii ^iiiifrc flel)en bleibeii 
 ob. ueriveilen. We stand now upon our 
 manners, ibir iui(Tiii fd)bn , w)ic luir e* nn» 
 fniigen fDflcn , niiiiifnngrn Ijnbcn. Shak. 
 
 To stand together, f uebtn eiiiniibet 
 be|lel)en. 
 
 To stand with, f bef\tt)cn mit .., fid} 
 I'lrtrngen uiit . . , tibereinfiMiimeii , bcgnem 
 obrr gelegen fein, eiiier ©nd)e geiiinp fein, 
 eiitipred)en. 
 
 That cannot stand with etc., bni Dttt 
 rrngt fid) nid)t mit :c. If it might - your 
 own conveiiiency, iveiiu ti gef(t)el)i'n flMlllte, 
 ol)iie 3l)nen inilig ju fnden. So far as 
 stands with etc., \'o lueit, illfofrru ti fic^ 
 in'it 2C. bertrfigt. I won't - you for so small 
 a maiter i^) )biU iiber eiiie fi^ld)c £ieiuigf(tt 
 
Faip. f?.r. fhW. fAt. yU. met. FInp. fin. "Sh. mov**. n5r. got. AM. rlAii<L Ti'ibp. tub. fnll. tAin. TFIis. 905 
 
 STA 
 
 mit (iirf) nic^t i>iet ?tiifl)f6rn5 ntrtrtjen , nicftt 
 i^iiterii, <d> will ive.KH eiiirr )Dl(^eti ^leiitto: 
 feii iiiitt mit Jtjiu'M fhrciteu. 
 
 Sf AikI) c. a. 1. d-tiuae nti^f^nlteii, 
 flufriiheii, crtrafleii, IfiBtn , 6a(if(iiii ls•^<lll^ 
 l)nittii; G'nieiii >S5i6crrtrtu^ diileii, «ol^er: 
 (Ifhrii. ^iii^ii bfjlrfifii ; -Stirt) l)ii(rtn <iiiiiii 
 ...; eiiirr Sartie iimiinfn; ikI) iriufr >Boi1)c 
 iiiiteriurrfrii; t< niifonimeii difieii nut . . . 
 t. tihfliii'ten. 
 
 To itand ont'ii ground, (id) bf()ni|j>rfn. 
 To - « »i»gf . tii'if Silii<jcrimf] iiiiitljiiiri'ii. 
 To - the touch, '^pnl't f).l(ten. To - all 
 fleniaiidis, nUeii ^iiiurC'eriin<)fn jii driiii<K». 
 To - the loii«. Oeii SitaDen ob. ■Strliiil 
 trniirii , leiBfii. He cannot - it, o rr faun 
 e< nid)t 6el)niiptfii , bi|lreiteii. To - fire. 
 ["Dtilit.) brt« ifrinMidif) fftiifr nii^hiiirfii. 
 To - the test, bit ^ri'bc nii#l)alttn, btfltljfii. 
 
 Stniid, I. I. Crr ^tniib (Ern^ Strhcii, 
 tn 3iiiliitib bti <Bttl\tni). 2. ± a) (and) ini 
 pf. -*) tai ©tfljfii, b« 'IBiDfriliiMB. b> tit 
 SDcrriiifUhfit. Jliiirfjiriril.iffil; iJiiirf). c) 6fr 
 l)&(t>ilr ^iiiift, lj&rf)|le fflraD (Bfii ©tiuo* cr: 
 rrirfjiii fniiii ii. luo Doini tint rrirfivindiiic 
 avmeflimn niifiiiiflt; riil)rr) ©tiMiliUiD; bio 
 ^oiiiV; £ro(fiiii(i. 3. ber (Srnub, a) (©rioflJ, 
 U'DriUii iHiiii M)t). bi ftt ^niiiurilaiib, 6if 
 5)iiPf, 'TOnrf tbiibe , trt •Brrfaiiffrt«ui6. 4. t 
 fcer '^piltii, lit <BttUt. 5. bat Wfrfnl (tVir 
 3iifitfliifr), Mf «ril)iif. 6. bnfi Weilrn (rin 
 Sliref !c. mil Ptii>n« borniif )ii ilefinu; (ii. 
 ill fiiitfrfr 53cbiriiriiii(j) ai btr 3{iil)iiiiMi , Die 
 Hiirfilii.ir , f<\6 I'nfltr, loiiiiriigeilid, Jle(ler> 
 lii(l<r (fiir 3iiiT«ri. h) f.ii '&rtt, li\\i),i)t\\ ic., 
 inn @ri)ii|7flii, Wl.iiVr IC. bnrnuf \u itiyn; 
 b«r©i1)ri(filriii<i,IliitiTuiij. c)a)-, candle- 
 
 • laiid. tfr (iJiiirlrrii, efii(f)tiTiliil)l. 2tu<ii: 
 tttwA . Kii 2tii(i)ter<i(fltil. fi) b<\i ii3i\iiD> 
 flnVrt, i£pif<Kitir(t)d)fii. 7. [Ii)poflr.) bai 
 ^ti\a\. 8. l>>ciiibf|j mi (ijiiuirtjt I'Pii 250 \>\i 
 300 ^Jriiiift "i>fd>. 9. [ G-iifll. ) fiii juufler 
 iBoinii . bi-n man <t»(iiii $ul)tdneit; gcivol^iK 
 .i<f) ilihrn l.iet. 
 
 Stand of arms . rill Otciuc^rflnnb, tinr 
 UodiliintiiK Mriiirtfiir. To make a -, 1. |le» 
 1^(11 bifil'cii, S>i)lt iniirf)fn. 2. 1 ©tiuib \)a\- 
 tfii , 2i}iffriliiiib ifiilcii , fid) luiCenV^rii. I 
 took my — upon an eminence, id) jltflte 
 «iid» ftill rilie ^in\)h\\t. He was run to a - 
 «iiH. rr luiirbr lo I.iiiflc flrjii.it> '"'^ «' H''^ 
 uidit iiirhr rtlhrrii fiMiiire. To put any one 
 .o a -. Oiiifu ill iBirlr.]riihcit ir^rii, irre 
 iiiadirii, iiiii> ilriiijrrtli' trriOrn. To be at 
 % -, I. ilrcffii Mribru. 2. 1 a) barairbrr lies 
 flrii (iv 5?.iiibr( IC): in iJii'tl) itiii , DTid)rD) 
 )ii rbiiii l}>Uirii. li) ill ■]3ri'l(iiiiii)i'it, uiird)liimii 
 frill , iiidif iiMiKii , niii* iiirtii ni>id)i'ii , \w\\\ 
 itinii virti inrrd>li' firii M\. c) lUif tctu I)t>rt)i1fii 
 !|>illirtr ilflicii, flide ifrljfil. To be at a per- 
 fect -. I'ollfoiiinii-M ilide flflje". I" the bc- 
 {iniitng of Kiiiiinipr day* are at a — . ill! 
 •Hiif.iiiflr bti Si'Miuirr^ bi-fiiitrii fiif) ^ie iiiije 
 in rill/in Stidilililb. The sea, since llie 
 oieuiory of all ages, hath continued at a 
 -. Pir Srr ifl \e\t OJ?iiird)fii(ifeenfeii niif 
 bmrlbfli <?i>hr i]r(i|irf<eii. To come to a •-, 
 brti (frinrii pB. ihrnn di''l)i'Viiiift trrrictf". 
 fbere will ensue presenily a great - of 
 .rade. r* iuirt> Bnrniifi nl^balft riiir grcBr 
 6ferfuii<i brf 5?iiiibel# riitilrl)ifn. Every part 
 
 • f Hhal we vroiild, must make a at what< 
 
 STA 
 
 your highness will. jc6er I()tif 1)011 bfin. 
 wai iBir luofleii, uiub fiil) brui 1131(1^1 riirer 
 »p;irit ffiiii'ii. To i»eep at a -, ui eiMiiiVlbeii 
 3iii"ifliiBt" biribeil, I'frt'lribeil. Since your 
 fortune did attain so liigli a -. -J- feitDCUl 
 end) bai OJifirf To Ijodt iT")i>l<eii IjiU. 
 
 Siaud-crop, (BiT.] riiie -Jlrt ilCiiriii: 
 fraiit. 
 
 S^tandarilf siand'ard. ifr. etend^rd : 
 St.iii6.irrr) /. I. Die SriiiiMrre, Kiifirf.iljiif. 
 (II. ul'erhiuiyt) Bie iv.innc. l. f bi-r 5;iiii: 
 bortentr.iijir, J.iljnriirr.i.jir. Shah. J. Brr 
 freijleljenbe St.imni i>D. •i\uim. 4. btx G-d 
 biium, ba« 0)?nrfjnd)fn. 5. Bie Dode (Brf 
 itiitrd)eii<irilr(l«), Xnnfje, bai Sorfijolt. 6 
 (■OM.ir.J pi. -». urrfeijrfi- Knic; -» of ihr 
 bits, niifi iiiiB nirBiTi1cl)riiPr itiiir Brr B.i; 
 tinge. 7. fie 9{i,Drpf.'ilr. 8. BoS JJu^rm.iiJ. 
 e'id)ni.i#, iPiftrniiiS, Jioniinlin.ig. 9. i B.i* 
 •Wiijlir; Ber ■OT.tf;|T.iB ; rie ■Jvid)!i"it)iiiir, ){<■■ 
 lid. 10. dlbrrl).) eiii i]riu;iK?, bnliinniti't' 
 oKaS pb. 2Jiri)altni(}. l-Mfiiniiu.) »« jjriii 
 •irhiilt, fi)il).iit; Bit 5ii(}, -))fiiit)fii§, Pic 
 iUiiljriiMg; Bie fcile iSnlufit. II. liJot.) bm 
 obrrile S^Iimifiibl.itt riner uljiiietterliiijjffor-- 
 migeii 'J^liinicnfn'iie. 
 
 To erect the standard, Bit Jal^ne a\\\- 
 iledrii , niiiViltiii)rii. — of a rose wiih the 
 root on. em :l<i>irn|Tod nut Brr "IDnrjel. Pan 
 ■if ilieir gardens is laid out for tloweik. 
 others for fruits, some — s. some ajjainsl 
 walls, eiii iheil il)rrr 0>iutrii irt mit ©iii 
 mm aiKirpflanit, onPcre imt Oi'rtbiinmfn. 
 x^tWi i)Pd)i1aiiiini(]i'n . tljriis an Spaiicreii. 
 To fratue the measures according to ilie — . 
 Bie-JKin'se etd)in. Twenty florins-. (OWunjiu.l 
 Brr Siu.iiijiii OJiiIBi'ii Jug. - of coin. Bit 
 ■Wiiiijiarif. - of value. Pit ~IS}errl)rct)iilafor. 
 Below the -, [OKi'iiiiiu.l (itTiii!jl)alri,i. By 
 tlie present - of the coinage, nad) bcni 
 (irflrniudrtiijeii 'JJ?uii}fii6. To bring to a -. 
 iiiitrr -Xi'grlii bringeii. The English longne. 
 if refined to • certain — etc. , Bie eilillll'd)!' 
 'SprAd)e, rornn fie b\6 oiif eineii ijciviiTen 
 OJrflB ucrfeinert ware ic. (Jahnriv^ 
 
 Standard-bearer, Bet $af)nentra!]iT, 
 
 StMiidard, ad}, (in 3i>f>iii>iiien|Vi}nn 
 Omi •)Jfii|'l,T. . .i Oriijinnl... 
 
 Siand.-ird measure, Baf Originaflltag. 
 
 Ktnndurdinj;', stand ardtng. *. -. 
 
 (the - of) coins and bullion, Bie 'JteBilf; 
 
 nun t'cii 0)}iliiien u. barren nad> eiiiec oe^ 
 
 (jcbritrn Tii'rm. 
 
 StMiiilel, siand'il. \ t. f Brr nlti' 
 StHiidil, \ 93aiim oBer 
 
 Sfaiiim; pi. -s, e'id)6mime, Bie man (ii 
 
 ^aiihplj ilcljen lagt; bcyi ©taiiijt'iil^olj, 3iiii)= 
 
 1)IMJ. 
 
 Stander, standur, *. l. Ber ©re 
 l)enBf, ^leiBenDe. 1. t -> -'-' 'I'te Saiim 
 I'B. ©t.imm. b) Ber nllrin jTeljenBc SJniiui. 
 
 Old slander, Ber alte ^luiBe, ??ad)bar 
 oB. (iJf|Vfird)nftcr. 
 
 Stander-by, Ber 15nbeiflrf)cnBe, 9Jn» 
 roefeiiBf, 3iit"d)niifr. -grass, [bot.J Btr 
 ©ti'iiBel, Bie Stenbeliviirj, bni £nabcnfraiit. 
 --up. (?imT, Ber jii einer *|Jairei .,nlt. 
 
 8t»ndinj7, standi.ig, adj. flef)enB, 
 BlfibtnB, beilrinBig, Bnuerljaft, fortBancruf, 
 fffl. 
 
 Standing rigging, f'Wnr. J Bn« (Tf= 
 ()cuBe inmuerf. - forces, a-anuy, tin 
 
 STA 
 
 (le!ienbe« ibefr. - masts. Bie ''JKiiilcii. A — 
 lied, cin "Bett, Ba« nii1)t oerriiifr luirP , inn 
 mer an riiu'm Orte ileljeii bieibt. - wages, 
 Ber itehenPe, nre (Selialt. A - color, eine 
 halrbare , Bauerljafti- (y.irbe. To take a - 
 measure of the controversy, Ben iSrailB Bet 
 Jrage fcililcrten. - crust. Bie feile -JfinP* oB. 
 Jfini^e ciiiiT ^JJ.iihte. A - disli, Bad (]ei»Di)ii» 
 lii1)e (i)iTid)r, ta.jiidje "BrnB. -water, ileheiu 
 Be* -a3aiTir -out. an«ilel)ciiP, rnctilaiiBig. 
 
 Staiidinj^, *■ l. bni @rel)en. 1. but 
 ©letben, Die Daiier. 3. Ber SranB (fiiif« 
 ■l>ier6e« in eiiieni iBraflc lo , '^Jin^, ^^oileii. 
 4. i Die 5tL'(le, ©trdung, Ber Dtang; be» 
 lUiiljrte 3{uf. 
 
 Of long standing, of an old -, (lit, 
 i'iil)al)rifl, I'On longc Ijrr. Till you were of 
 ten years -. bi6 ihr BOrt }Cl)ll 3>lljre JHjie* 
 brai1)t l)abt. We are of tlie same - . luir fiiiB 
 aleid) laiiiie fa oB. Ijier, niir |lnc Srirgenoffen. 
 K man of good -, of high -, eiil aiigi'|Vl)e» 
 nrr, I'irlgeltenfrr, l)od)ge)lr(lrer -JKann. How 
 tills grace speuks his own — , luir Bieief 
 i\t)ijne 3iig Bie i)eid)tigfeir feiner Stcflnnfl 
 poii Kibil aii.-)Vrid)t. Shak. [Sd)reibjeiig. 
 
 Standisli, siand'ish. «. Ba£(|lt'l)cnB(> 
 
 litaue, stine. .. (Oertl.J \. SioNe. 
 
 Sitaiteflle, siine'tiie, «. [SLaxttn* 
 m.ui).) bM -Waoiblatt. 
 
 Stans^, siang. (niigi-rf. staeng. steng) 
 *. 1. t bie '■)Jf>-0rutf)e ( Ber -))fe§|1af>). 1. 
 iOerri.] a) Pie Stauge, iRutlje. b) pie Ctl^j 
 lel nil 5tarreii. 
 
 To ride the stang. [Oertl.j auf eine» 
 @taiiije rdten , Bie niif -WiiiinerrdjiHtfrn gei 
 irn.jen luirD (rljeni. eine Strafe fiir Wanner, 
 fie ihre Jraii ii'()lugen lo. 
 
 Stuntf , V. n. [Oertf.) fdjiver fd>p#eti. 
 
 litaitk, siaiigk, aUti praet. u. Stink. 
 
 Utaiik, uu. ystanc) «. [£ert(.] bet 
 Oamm, 2B.i|KrBa mm. 
 ^ Stank, adj. t fd)iiind), matt. 
 
 ^ Stannary, slannare, (p. Int. Stan, 
 nuini adi. Bie 3uiiigr«ben betnffcnB, 3inii» 
 grni'fn... - men, 3iiiiif)aner. 
 
 Stannary, ». bie 3inngni6e, bat 
 3iinibergiwerf. 
 
 Stannel, stan'njl,^ ». (Ornitl).] ber 
 
 Stauj 
 ■DKaiiiTialf. 
 
 Stanyel, stan 
 
 nil,) 
 
 (Steingan, 
 
 Stannic, stan'mk, (p. (. stannum) 
 adj. jnni 3iiiii gel)brig. - acid, I6l;em.j Bie 
 3innraiire. 
 
 Stanza, stan'za, (it. 2Q.) t. [^oef.] 
 Bie Stiinje, Ber Dfeinifa^. A - of four ver- 
 ses, fin I'iiTifiligffi (J)ePid)t. 
 
 Staple, sta'pl. (angelf. siapul. sta- 
 pcl; Ijtd. stapel; Stnpcli t. 1. Pie Jil'rampe ; 
 - for a holt, Ber 9{ifgcll}afen ; - for a lock, 
 Ber ®d)iiegl)afen ; pi. -s, ('War.] eirerne 
 ^ranipen. 2. Ber ©tapcl , 5?aii|e; (nnr f) 
 j. ^. A - of romance and lies, ein ij.illfe 
 PDii (5TPid)tnng ii. Sngfii. 3. Ber Srapi'l, 
 'Warft, ©tapelpl.i^, Bie (Srapelil.iDt, 3?iePrr. 
 lage. 4. Ber Stapd (Bie JJaBcn cB. SJaferii 
 Per -JCiine, 93auniiuode ic). 
 
 Staple of land, Pie befonBere 9}crd)af« 
 feul)eit bei 93open«. 
 
 Staple-commodities, — -goods, 
 *. pi. Srapelipaari'ii ; Bie feanptpn>oiifre 
 (eined Canbeij) ; fliipiibare 'IDaari'ii, ^SJaaren, 
 Pie u\<i)t lti(i)t uerPerben. --house, bat 
 
906 Fcite, far. fAlL lat. Me. met. Finp, fin. N6, move, n^r, ijo'- o?l. cIorKl. Ti'ih*^. tnl). fnll lArn. THis. 
 
 STA 
 
 itfluff)<tll8, Sflgcrf)nil«. — privilege, — 
 fight, tai ©tiiptiffctt , SEnarcn-Siiebcrj 
 Iflljtrcfbt, 6ie ©rnvclnffCbtigfeit. --ropes, 
 ». pi. [••Miiir.] Ir.iiiucrf, Mi lu'in beflen S?m 
 (jemndH i|l, oBcr uimi nidjt |'rt)led)tercm r.l6 
 peter^6iir<jer 9?i>iiifiaiii. --town, Der Sta: 
 piiplfl^, ©rnpdort , SivifdjeiipInO, tie groge 
 ipaiiDcl^lliiDt, ipiiiiptiiit'Jfi-l.iije. --trade, 
 ter (£tnpcll;nii&el. --ware, Bie ©tapel; 
 iBfiiire. 
 
 Stapler, staplur. *. itr .Kniifmnnn, 
 JpniiN'H-tmiiui ; (ill 3iirrtiiniirii|V()uiiiirii) — 
 iftnuMt-r; J. 2?. Wool--, Dcr ^!iH'(lI)anMi'r. 
 
 StMr, siar, (niiflelf. steorra; l)ii|l.»tar; 
 (jr. aslcr; Int. astriiiii; fnilffv. tara ; beiignl. 
 •tara; pen", setareli, slara; nrni. ll. corn, 
 •teren; ©teril) *. 1. [^Ifirmi.] tiV ©tiTll, 
 Hi ©I'tlirn. 2. l (niirt) iiii p'. -«) tcr 
 ©tern, bni fflffd^ict. 3. t ber 'ipolnrilcrn, 
 9(?i>rt(liTii. SiiAK. 4. tui ®tcrnd)eii (in 
 95iid)Evn, *). 5. ber Stan (ii!« Ortciif: 
 jfid)en; ttx lucige glecf nn Per €tinie ciiu-c- 
 ^ferbcS). 6. tit dio\e ( nni r)od)te tef 
 £id)Cfe). 
 2> You may thank your star* for such 
 and sucli an event. 
 
 The seven stars, tni ©iibcngi'flivil. 
 Fixed -8. girfleriic. A blazing -, t>er ^0- 
 met. A flying or sliooting -, cine ©fci'n> 
 f(f)Illippe. To be bom under nil unlucky 
 — , iintfr ciiictn Uiifliiicfffii-riie gcboreii fein- 
 
 [!Biit.] Star ot Belhlelieni, He ^C<\yl: 
 tnild). - of Alexandria, tie iirilbird)C SKlij 
 flClmild). - of tlie earth, baf Stsmfrnilt. 
 
 Star-apple, [ 23ot.] t(V ©reriinpffl. 
 
 — -bright, |lcriil)c(l. -*-ch amber, tie 
 ©teriifnniiiicr (ehinuili ein (jcl)eime« ^ri^ 
 njimilijfrlc^t jii ^Bcrmiiniler). - cowry. 
 [9?iUiirg.J ber ©tfrn, bie ©tfrnporjednii: 
 fc^liecfe. — crossed, lliuill'icflid). Shak. 
 
 — -fish, ISi'Dl.J bcr ©[ernfird), ©ecfleni. 
 
 — -flower, [S8ot.] bie SriTiil'limie. -- 
 fort, bie Stcriird)nnje. --gazer, 1. bcr 
 ©ternfcher, ©trriigiufer (| fiir cinen 'llflfO' 
 Ipgen ii. I fi'ir cintii Slilroiunneii). 2. i a ) 
 bet ©tcrngiicffr (eiii $fcrb , bn« bie STiiiV 
 rbcr ben itopf lu'rii Ijinimgilrecft). b) (Qd)' 
 tf)i;iil.] bcr ©rcrii|Vl;fr, ipiiiuiieitijiicfi'r, ''Mfecr- 
 pfiiff. --gazing. bii5 ©reriiijiicffn. -- 
 grass, [93ot.] bil^ ©rernijrild (gen. Calli- 
 triche). —-hawk. [Dniith.] ber ©tertiJ 
 ffllf. —-headed. nd[;. — chick weed. [!J5iit.] 
 fcer i^irl'iliuofyerilerii. --hyacinth, (25ot.l 
 ber ©itriil)i)iuiiit(). --jelly, I. ("Snt.] bie 
 ®n(lerre, bcr (iJiitlertfiiiij. 2. f. --shoot. 
 
 — -led, adj. vou eiiiciii ©fcriic gelcitet. -- 
 light, a) t. biUi 2tcnilid)t, ©reniciiiid)!. 
 b) adj. |lerniid)t , (li'viuiilicll. --like, 
 adj. I. beii ©tenuii flli'id) , luie ein ©tern, 
 flCjIi'mt. 2. i flcnu'iil^eri , fllmiiciib. -- 
 paved, ^ (liTUt'craet. -proof, belli 
 ©[erncii(id)re nb. fiir tai ©tenienlid)t nn= 
 biird)Driii(iiid). --ray, ( Soiii.j bcr ©fern; 
 rud)c, ©pii'iic!n'd)e. --read, -f fternfnii. 
 big; bie ©trnifimbe. - redoubt, [ JJe^ 
 (liiiifl^l'.] bit ©icrnrd)aiije. --shoot, bic 
 ©tirni'd)iiiippe, J ©rcrnpiii^e , bcr ©tcrii' 
 6iii)i'ii. —-stone, bcr ©lenijlciii (oerilciiite 
 ^otiidcn iHTi'diicDener 9lrt). --tliistle. 
 [Vot.) bic Sterr.fiilel. --wort, ["^ot.l bic 
 ©rcrinuurji Yellow -, bfl6 QdH ©tern; 
 
 UAUt. 
 
 STA 
 
 Stnr, V. a. fleriien, beflernen. 
 Sitarbuard , siar'bord , ( nngfir. 
 
 steor board) «. ['QKnr.l bil6 (ber) ©teiUT' 
 borb. — , cb. - the helm ! Jiiiber nni 
 ©tcnert'orb! 
 
 Sitarboard, adj. jnm ©tenerborb 
 jicl)i:in3, ©teiierborb... --side, ini ©teiier; 
 borb. 
 
 Starcli, staitsh, (nnged'. stearc; 
 ©tiirfe) *. 1. bie ©rjirte i bie 2i5ar(t)e (Icif 
 )ii niiid)en). 2.tf bie©tcifhcii, g-Lirnili(l)fcit. 
 
 Starcli, adj. (leif, focmiiit, ijciiunniien. 
 
 litarcli) V. a. fliirfen (iUjtiiV^e 20, 
 tin fen. 
 
 Starched, siartsht. adj. licit, fofiii-- 
 lid), gcjivuiigcn; tn'i;ig, eiiiciimillig. 
 
 Starched fellow, bcr iroi^frpt. 
 
 Starc'Uedness, siart.ih'udnes, s. 
 bie ©h'iti)cit, ii-in-niudjfcit. 
 
 Starclier, siansh'ur. t. l. (Jiner, 
 ber (liirft, tuifr, bcr ©tciicr. 2. ber ©rnrfc; 
 niiuter, Stiirfcljanblcr. [jiuiiiigcn. 
 
 Starcllly, siartshle. adv. ficif, flC: 
 
 Staa'CllUestj, siansn ues, s. bie 
 Stcifljeir, 0)ijiuiingciil)eii. ( jimingen. 
 
 Stareliy, siarlshe. odj. licit, gc; 
 
 Stare, siare, (niigell'. staer) *. [£:f- 
 iiitl).j bcr ©tiiar, bie ©prclje. 
 
 Stare, (nngdl". sianan; Ijofl. staareu) 
 ti. M. 1. (with, I'ur) ilicreii, )liirrcii, tliinncn ; 
 (at. upon) I'licrcii nxnd) , nnt), ((iiiicii , (S-t; 
 IU1I6) niiflnrrcn, nii|liuiiieii. 2. •- a) (Inrrcii 
 (iTiivr lucrbcu). b) t O^^'^'l'itljeii/ tjeroor; 
 rngcn. 
 
 Staring eyes, fliere ^Uigen. Staring 
 look, ber ©tiirrbilrf. Hi.< hair stareth. 
 iljm il.irrt bne ifmur. To - up, l. ^u SJetge 
 |lcl)cii, fid) borilen. 2. itro^en. 
 
 Stare, v. a. burd) 'Jliiilarren in cinen 
 gcmiffcii ,3ii|1'iii& i'crfii;cn. 
 
 To stare one into .., (Sincii biird) jTiirre 
 iSllcte in :c. lienuonbcln. He stared me 
 out of luy resolution, cr tliime niic^ nii£ 
 meincr e-iitfd)loffciii)cir ijiniuiS. To - in the 
 face, 1. ilorr rtiifeljcn, anilnrren. 2. i um 
 'Jlngc, in bie 9liigcn tpnngcn (uor 'JUigcn 
 licgeil). Some sins — a man'.s conscience in 
 the face, cinifle ©linbcn nind)cn l)Cftigc (^)c; 
 iDifTciic-biffe. lilavre 2.ili(f, ©tmrblKf. 
 
 Stare, *. tae ©cnrrcn, ©tiuuien, ber 
 
 Wliv stand you in this strange stare, 
 mae (lel;f il)r |o feitfani fl.irrcnb? To put 
 any one upon the -, (iiiun ilnnmn iiiiid)cii, 
 i'crbn()t niad)en. ^ I '21n|1ouiicr. 
 
 Starer, sia'iur, «. ber Oiti|1arcer, 
 
 Staring', staring, «. bai ©rarren, 
 ©ranncii; ©tcoijcii. 
 
 Prov. Theie is a difference between 
 staring and stark mad, c6 l|l cm lllltcr; 
 l"d)ieb jiuifdjcn eiiieni (iiiiniigigen nnb cincm 
 Slinben. 
 
 Staring-, <"lj tlnrrciib; flrrtjcnb. 
 
 Starillgiy, xta'.ingle, adv. |1nrr, 
 niit luu'cnDiiiibtcn 'Jiiutfii. 
 
 Stark, slaik. (niigcir. sierc, stearc) 
 (•di. 1. (liirf, (nbcr nnr i; ». 23. ) a) * 
 (trciig (11. »Jiirbivtiibc), roiil), bitter. U *i>i'(u 
 fcninun (I'oll, ticf). c)riiir(flro» bioy, 
 irtiifcr, pur), di nrg, grop. 2. * ftcif, f)nrr. 
 1. b) Consider the stark security 
 The comuiouwealtli is in now. 
 
 H' JONSUN. 
 
 STA 
 
 Stark nonsense, ber fiftre Hnfinn. 
 
 Stark, ude. vhlliq, gnrii, gmijlitl^, 
 (iiir, jViir. 
 
 Stark mad, gnnj tofl. - blind, ftnrt* 
 blinb , florfbliiib. - naked, gniij mdt, 
 iplirteriiacfr, f">i|'ennflcfr. [feijr. 
 
 Starkly, stlikle, ado. * (leif, tlnrr; 
 
 Starless, »iar'ies, adj. (lernenle<r, 
 iinbcflcrMt, iiiigcfliriit. 
 
 Starling, starling, t. I. [Crniti).] 
 ber ©titnr, bit ©prclje. 2. [SBriirfcnb.) ber 
 ©cgenpfciler (nin SBciicfenjodje) , ©itbredier, 
 ^iel>t^(f. (©tarofj. 
 
 Starost, sia'rosi. s. |$i)lcnj ber 
 
 Starosty, sia'ro>.ti. *. tie ©torojlet. 
 
 Starred, starrd, utlj. 1. niitSternen 
 be|"etjr, bc|1criir. i. vow ben ©eiliriien crjciigr, 
 regicrt nb. gclciter. Shak. 
 
 Starriness , stlrienes , «. iai 
 ©teniigc, bic ©rcriiciil)e(lr. 
 
 Starring, stai'i5ng, «,//. I. ilernenb, 
 beilcriieiib, nut ©tcnicii bei'e^cnb ob. f(t)mui 
 rfeiib. 2. t fiiiifelnb. 
 
 Starry, siac.e, adj. (Tcrnig, gejlirnt, 
 ©tern. . , ©terneii . . . 
 
 The starry sky, ber ©ternenl)iititiic(. — 
 light, bn* ©teriicnlidjt. - eyes, tlcrnenf 
 tjcde '•Jliigen. 
 
 Start, stilt, (fjod.starten; star, steer) 
 V. n. 1. (niit grower ^cftigfcii 11. ©d)neHifl» 
 fcit, gicid)|"niii|liirieiib, fid) trrtbcivegeiu |t)rt« 
 rd}ici;eii, I'onviitr* I'diicgcii. 2. f (imo) pi6i^» 
 lid) genuljcn I'b. fndeii in .., pliiylirf) fnUeii 
 lUif... (gel|llid)e ©cbnnfcii iC). 3. ( iibfr* 
 ijnupt) fid) pl6i)lid) beiurgcn, ipnngen , wei» 
 d)eii; (up) mifYpciiuien, niiffnljrcii; (back) 
 jnn'idfii'jt'tn , jiirtirfrpriiigcn, jiirii(fiueict)cii; 
 (aside) leitiunrrS ipriiigcn, fdjeiieii, (nuc^ l) 
 nbii)cicf)en ; (from) i'id)pli!''ylid) erijeben uon ... 
 4. i Dloljlicf) jiini 25i'rrd)eiii foninicn; (up) 
 fid) (ploi^iid)) crl)cben, niifilcigtii (plo^iict) 
 ent(lel)en), ploijlid) lucrben. 5. (ln^eii; (lu^ig 
 nnrbcii; niiftiil^ren, (from) lUii'fiiliren i>i'n ... 
 (eincin Irnnnie 10; (at) ilu^cn (bor), 
 bcben ifccin 6. jnrii(ftiil}ren, jiiriirftebcn. 7. 
 fid) bon (S-tiuflij eiufcriicn, nb)ocid)eii , nb» 
 ■prtiigcn, iibrd)aH'ifcii , (from, out of, iioiu; 
 off) nbfpringcn, iibiucid)cn. 8. ntitrenncn, 
 iibreniicii , nn^l.nifcn ( ben Sitiif bcginncn ), 
 iin''eticn ; nbgcl;en, nbfnijren (u. $i)|lfiit|"d)cn 
 jc.i. 9. 1 (Don G-tiun*) nu^gel}en. 
 
 A starting horse, ein |"d)Ciief ipferb. 
 To- up from tlie dead, uoil ben ibbtcll 
 ailfcr(lcl)Cll. The anchor -s, [>Hf<ir.] berSlii. 
 fer fpriiigt nn^, rci(;t nnd bcm 6>riinbe. lie 
 starts up a geiitlemaa. o cr fpiclr plt'^lid) 
 ben in^riicljmcii ■OJfann. He -s at sin, e» 
 lUnubcri ihin iut ber ©liiibe. Upon the 
 very spot where tliey started, nilf bcilli 
 clbcn JJlecfc, I'bit bcm fie oiijgiiigeii. Wht-u 
 
 two - into tlie world together. lUClin Sn'tl 
 
 mit einnnbcr in bcr iijclt cine Saiifbitt^n bci 
 ginnen. Colmer. Ifiingen jii rocrbcii. 
 
 To start out, pici;iid) crrdjeiiicn, rtiu 
 Start, p. a. I. ni'.irrcibcii, niitjiigeii, 
 niifiliibcrii , (iiit|laiibcrii (<a5ilb 10. 2. 1 ») 
 ((5-tioiU) erregcn , Ijirbciiii rcii , (infnil)ren. 
 b) I't'rbriiigen, oiifl'viiuicn, nuf Me'li.iljii bciiK 
 gen; to - in discourse, .(iir ©prad)c, nui» 
 iiipct briiigcn. o nuirrcibcn ; eiitbcrfen. 3. 
 pirniid) aui iViner n.ni.rlid)en Sngc brtiigcn, 
 rtii«rcntcn. 4. i a) \a)\.u nmcOcn, flnt^ig 
 
 1 
 
Fhlf. far. fnll. fai. y\L met. Fine, fin. N6, nrove. n6r. ^ot, 6il, cJ6iH. Ti^be. trth. fi'ill. lAin, Tllis. 907 
 
 STA 
 
 mcKfjfn. b) (loreii (bie ?{iif}« so. Sh*k. c) 
 &iiicn in Uurtil^e omVrjen. a. icereii, ililrii'ii 
 <S5.iiTer JC). 
 
 Starting l)olf. [3iniinfr(.] bfr®reinprl» 
 brijm. To - an opporiuniiy, eine C>M<c\tn: 
 Ijeit l)crbeifu()reii, nil txe panb gebrii. To - 
 a question, an objeciion. eilie ^''''(1' ""f' 
 lurrnn, «m«n &iim>iirt, fiiif ©inw«M6iiM9i'i>r! 
 briiuien. To - a truth, tint 2Dnl)rl)rit rut: 
 CtcffH. To - out a ditcourie, fin ©eiprArf) 
 niUiUigen. To — wine into anollier cask, 
 fiL'fiit uilHUlleii. Siarling of the caaks. 
 t<[6 2tert\x Pit 'Sfiffi'r. To - a price. 6n6 
 rrflir &tbBt ttjun (niibirteii, in 'iUiirtioiirn >. 
 
 Start « «• 1. ca« Stii^rn , *l21iifr'>i>)= 
 rrn uot Scftrecf oBer ^ur<i)t, ttt (Sdjiuis 
 trr. 2. eer Spriinfl , (S(t)iie, Xritb , ©rou, 
 9{ii(!. 3. t a) err eprnnfl. hi ttt 'Jln#briid), 
 91iif!»fl, tie «]lii>»4iuMnnq (v. i.'e(Dcnrrt)nft ic). 
 4. eif 9lnrifliiii(j , ter »!liircij. Shak. 5. Drr 
 Sliiloiif, 9lur.uj, 'iliUfl.iiii'. 6. i itt ©or> 
 fpriing (95rriii(j). 
 
 By »tarts. riitfiueife; nnrf) S.uiiifn. Na- 
 ture does nothing by —% and lenpn. tit 97i1s 
 tiir tf)ut 9iid)r» nirfivfiif oD. in iSprfiiiflni. 
 For the did Kpeak in -> disiiacirdly. (enn 
 fie iprfld) luriuirri in nbflibrodjcnfii JfeDrii. 
 Shak. -« of fancy, (S'liifilrte. - of thought, 
 6fr &iiifnll. To get the - of one, &incm 
 6rii 95oripriing abgriumnen, 6«n 9{fln(j ob» 
 lillltrn, {ilPDrrcininrn. I have the -- of him, 
 id) l)rtt)e Ben SScrrprung, BenSBorjnfl uor i^m. 
 Now fear 1 ihi> will give it — again. Illin 
 fiird)re id), Ue6 werPe |U' (Bie ?[13iitl)) won 
 sjifuein cnoccfen, niirrgen. Shar. To give 
 « -, eiiifn ©tog, 9<nff fleben. 
 
 Start -ham uiet. [0)iMr.) Brr @(^f)iim> 
 inrr. --up, ■) *. 1. Bcr l)ol)e ©d)n(), lUBer> 
 id)iil). 2. + (?nifr. Bet fid) erljebt, oufnngt 
 flit hemrrfbrtr )ii innd)eii, ler ©inporfinunu 
 lui>; ; r. Upxiarr. Shak. b> adj. -)■ nut's 
 fli|1.iiiBen; A new - sect, elite iicii niiigci 
 flniiPeiie ©vfte. 
 
 Ntnrt, c II. [»TOnr.] flopen. 
 
 Mtnrt, J. I. etn lomjir ©iir(, Ber 
 gterj. 2. Ber ©d)iuniii tbei il)ier(n, j. ^. 
 
 ill Red-Ktart. 
 
 Mtnrter, Kiait'ur. «. I. ter ©tnnber, 
 (£t.int>erl)unB. 2. Cnifr, Pf» ilnijt, nnifnhrt; 
 Oiiirr, ter jiiri'irfrntt, nn^turid^r, lu'ii (J-tiunS 
 nt|M)f, Brr 21jiinfclmut()ige, Sd)enr, tiird)t: 
 (nine ^Jitiu'd). 3. e-inrr. Pit pli'^licb fine 
 5r.u)f, eiiieii (?-iinuitrf utTbriMiU; Cyiiirr, Prr 
 (yuvai niiiBriiigr, enti-erfr. 4. p.if iuiuie iln; 
 tiind)en. (fiiij nid)t nnr, biicB |lrtiiPI)nir. 
 
 He was no xtarier. er gill' iVilieU "JSiTj 
 
 Mtartl'ul, (silriiiij. „,{). uiiiiitfiTn, 
 fdirii. liM>eue "ivJcien, Pie Sd)iid)tiTiil)rit. 
 Mtjkrtf'lllliefli*, slarl'fulnet. t. Pii$ 
 Mturtillg-, siarl iiig. aiij. - hnle. Po& 
 ©aiiiipiU^d), Pie 91iietlnd)t, -JliKfrrPc; Per 
 inuerfililtif. - dinner. Pie ■OJfnIiljrit ini 
 giiMt. -place. -post. (^Ufttr.) Pie ertiroiife, 
 ^nile nut emtr 9{c'inl>iilni, vm \w\d)tt Per 
 E.nif fliit.innt. - chair, l-ICetrr.) ein Wrrnil 
 t'ur Pie 'WiiiiVher bei ^piVrPfrennrn. 
 
 StHrtinf;^ly, start ingle, adv. I.rticf: 
 
 weiie, in Slbfn^en. 2. i nbgf6rod)en (!"prc> 
 
 d)en ic). [fd)en , id)iid)rfrn, bniiglid). 
 
 StftrtiHla, siart'ish, adj. eiii menig 
 
 Httirtle, kiar'll, (V. start) v.n. }uru(f: 
 
 fa^ren, flu^eit, ^i\xiidbt\>tn, Bnngeii (at, wx). 
 
 STA 
 
 startle, p. a. i. (S-inen fitri'^tii, in 
 •5iird)f iV^en , iituiiigciuijin utnTritit^^, Q\< 
 luiii iyurd)r einjngfi. 2. f nBtd)rc(fer,. 
 
 Some people were startled at it. ei: 
 iiige Seiite luurPen PnPiird) eriitrcrft, einigtii 
 SiMiteii iviirBe e5 Bnngc B>ii>i-i. it needs not 
 - us. t6 niiifi uii6 nid)r t>niii)e innd)eii. 
 
 Startle, $. Ber plo^lnDe ©d)rfrf , Bie 
 25e|li'ir(nnii. (Bnnglid), i"d)cn. 
 
 Startlisll, siarti ish, adj. ld)lid)ttTII, 
 
 StarvatiUU, starva .shun. t. I. Bnf 
 •yr'L'tl)ieiPcn , ajerljnugrrn ; Ptr ipuiujiTtoB. 2. 
 Bie G-ntfrnftutig, B.ie iBrnvrPen. 
 
 (Starve, starv, (ani)i-li'. stearftan; 
 llrrBen) v. n. 1. uinftiniineii, uerPerBeii ; cniir 
 nod) mil Ben 93eri;<iirni§iu5rrern wi'h iinP 
 for gef>rnud)lic^, j. 58.) to - with cold, er> 
 frieren, por Anice iiinrvininen; (nin ge)vi^l)n< 
 lid)tUn nber) 2. <7?i>il) leiBen, ^linger leiPen; 
 to — , to — with (for. -J- of) hunger, per- 
 ^iiiigern, *^nngrrd I'lerbcn. 3. i a; pertoni: 
 men. b) )n (iJriiiiBe gi.i)in. 
 3. a) Souielime< viitue slarTCs, while 
 vice is fed. Hope. 
 
 Starve f v. a. l. toPten. erflrrben oB. 
 
 eritiercn m.id)en. 2. t a; rjirrni. bi f i'(i)ipn- 
 
 d)f n , entfrnften, nufPiJrrcn. 3. (in eiigerer 
 
 •beBeutiing) a) iierl)iingrrn IniTiii, iimroni; 
 
 men liiffm. h) anfl)iini)rrn (cm SniiP lo. 
 
 2. a> From beds of raging lire to starve 
 
 in ice 
 
 Their soft etherial warmth. Milton. 
 
 To starve a g.irrison into a surrender, 
 eine (i)nrntroii Biird) 5?iinger )iir lUbergnte 
 ituingeil. Thy desires are wollish. bloody, 
 starv'd etc., Bein ^egel}reii ijl ipj^lni'it). 
 blutig, t)ungrig ii. 
 
 StarveliiifPf starvling, adj. f)iing' 
 rig, t)ungiT leiPeiiB, on»gcl)ntigert. 
 
 Starveliufif , j. ca^ nuegrfjungerte 
 WeiAopf; Brr 4)uugiTlciPcr. (beilimmt. 
 
 Statary, statare, adj. + feflgeiejjt, 
 
 State, kiate, (Int. status) s. 1. Ber 
 3utlnnB (Bee iprrteii^, Ber (iVj'unBljeit :c.)i 
 bet Sinnb, )ie Siigf (Btr Dingo; Bie (95er» 
 mijgcndO Um)T«nPe. 2. Per ©tnnP, a; (Bie 
 "llri uiiP 'iC<'i|'e, luir (yiiunfi niii tine meljr 
 bletlnnPe ICeife irt; j. '».) The - of the 
 question , Per ©iniip Bcr Srnge, Bte Si^ngc, 
 PiT ilrfitigc'lpiinfr. b; Per 9{ang, Bie -HjiirOe. 
 c) (Per l)ol)e ©tniib oBer JJnng). 3. + eine 
 -i>cri'on iH'ii ©tnnPc PP. poii Ijoijeni Dfnnge; 
 pi. -s. pornrl)iue Scute, Per 'JlPel. 4. t Bcr 
 ^DKi'punrt, Bte 9<ci|e (Per hod)iTe ^uiift. 
 Pen etnr ©nd)e erreid)r;. 5. I'i^olit.) a) Per 
 ©t.iiu (Pnif ii<\&i)\ (in 3u|ainnienrrtjiiiigrn) 
 ©rniir* . . . U) Per Sra*t, Bie iucltlid)c (i)e> 
 lunit. c) pi. -s. Pic ©tiinPe, CaiiPjlnnPe, 
 ©tnnten, Ber SnnPtng. The -s general, bie 
 (ikniml|ln*ten. di pi. -«, Bit 'Wnd)te (Ber 
 >:>i>!lr u-.». MiLTo.^. e) Ber Jreiilnnt, Bie 
 ;Krpiibltf. 6. * Bie >prrr("d)nir, 2niiPrd)nfr, 
 pne yirii^tliiitn, Q>)m. 7. Bcr ©rant, "ijjoiiip, 
 Pne (iJcprange, Bir ^riid)t. Per 'iliit'iuniiP. 8. 
 a) t Brr il)ri'ii. Shak. b) f per Xljrpii! 
 I)iiiiiiirl, IljrtMifiiKl mir eiiiein ^ininiei. Shak. 
 
 SiaJe of affairs. Pie ©nd)lrtge, Urber: 
 fidjt Pe£ ©tnnPeS To be in a good — , in 
 einrm gnten 3u|lnnBe jein, giit jlcl}en. Single 
 -. Ber /()elore, lePtge ©tiiiiP. Married -, 
 Per et)rlid)e ©tniiB, G-l)C|lnnB. To keep -. 
 t feme 'JijiirDe beixiupcen. To take - upon 
 
 STA 
 
 any one, fict fffipad ^crnii^nehineii , fi(^> 
 em groBf* "iliifcljen geben, fivi) itolj brtrngen, 
 »iTliel)in rljllll. The -s of chrisifudoin, fie 
 d)ri|llid)eii ©tnnten, CiinBer. The United 
 States of America, Bie SJereinigteii ©raa» 
 ten pon iKorBomtrifo. Council of — , Be« 
 ©tnnr^rntf). Affair of -, Bie ©rnnr«rnd)e, 
 ©rnatf'angelegenheit. Church and -, Bie 
 ^trd)e unb BerStnnt. My single - of man, 
 t meine OnPioiPiinlititt. To live in great 
 -, eineii groutu ©tnnr fuhren, gropcn 'Jliit» 
 ipnnB innc^en. To lie in -. niif Bein ■!J>rnd)t« 
 betre, 'i^JiirnPei'eite lirgcn. A life of - and 
 pleasure , ein gliiiijeiiped iiiiP uergiiiigted 
 Seben. - of law, ein StiiiU. Ber Biird) i\\i 
 ®eic9 be|lel)t. Per geieoiidje ©tnnr oB. Jfiing. 
 
 St ate- affair, Ptc©tnnt6rnd)e. ©tnat5» 
 nngelrgrnljeit. --craft, Bie ©tnntsflugi 
 l)eit, i^errfd)^!!!, ipulitif. - - ci e d i t o r. Bet 
 ©tnnr^glnubigcr. --folks, *. pi. Bie 
 ©rnnt^lente. --monger, per ©tnnttff 
 fnniller. -papers, « pi. pie ©rnnts* 
 pnptere, 5piiP6, 6-ffe(teii. --policy, Bte 
 ^oiirif. --room, 1. Bn^ ©(nnr^vinmrr, 
 ^55rnd)riiinmer, Bie <J>rnd)tjlul'e. 2. [>))tar.] 
 Bte ^niiitc, Bntf ©d)iff£iniiiurr. -'s-man, 
 I. a) Ber ©rnncMiinnn. b) Ber ©mni^ninnii, 
 ijjulititrr. A bine apron -, Per poll[i|'d)e 
 KnnnegieBer. 2. ((S-ngi.j ter ficine (J)tiri« 
 befi^er. -'s-manlike. einem©tantetnnnnc 
 ge^iemenP, ivie em ©tanrsinniin, luie ti eit 
 nein ©tnntdmniiiie gebtil)r( oB. iuroniint, ei« 
 ne$©rnnti~inniine6 luiirPig. -'s-mansln'p, 
 Pie 6'i3enrd)rtiren eine* ©rnnttfiuaniies. -'s- 
 wonian, f fine ^rnii , Pie fnniiegiegcrt, 
 pplitifirt, fid) in ©[nntfrnd)en nii|'d)t. 
 
 State, V. a. 1. feiliViyii, beitimmen, 
 ati6mnd)cn, iiiDrBnimg briiigeii. 2. niigebcii, 
 erflnren, niisfngcii, enunljnen, Barlegen, aii^f 
 einnnBer \e^e>\, niigeben, ipe\ifiiircn; Ben 
 ©tarii^ nin(^eii, ernrnlren. 3. Pnrtljiin. 
 
 To state an account, eine 9{cd)illliig ill 
 Orbniing bringen. To - a rule, eme 9{egeJ 
 aiifilellen. To - a question. Bell ©tniiB einee 
 i^rnge feit|le(len. As stated, ivie eriuiii)nr, 
 nngebli(t). A stated salary, ein ft;e&, be* 
 ftimmtee ©nlnir, Bne )$i);iiin. Stated hour* 
 of business, bcilimiiue (^)ct'd)nftd|'liiiiPeii. 
 
 Statedly, sta ildic. («lv. regrimngig. 
 
 Stateless, siate'ies. udj. ol;ne$uiny 
 i)B. (yeprnnge, 
 
 Stateliuess, stiieienls, t. 1. Bie 
 ©tntiiid)feit (eine? iJJferBee to, (STl)iiben» 
 Ijeit; ^rnd)t, iperriid)feit. 2. tmi PDraeljme, 
 (iDlje "JBcreii. 
 
 Stately, stAte'le, adj. l. flnrrlicft; 
 f)crrlid), prart)tig (p. (SebiiuPeu lO, priiiif« 
 pdII. 2. t floij 
 
 A stately horse, tin ftol^e^ $t^rP . T» 
 be in a - garb, priid)tig geflciPet fcin. 
 
 Stately, ado. mnjeilntti'ct) (ein^ci 
 fdirtiren to. 
 
 Statement, stite'ment. 1. 1 ,BieDrB* 
 r.ung, Dnrlrgiiiig eiiier9{ctl)e i'onll)nrrnd)eii, 
 llmilnuBen JC. ; ( ii. in eiigcrcr •JjcDcutiiiig) 
 a) Bie llcbcrfid)t, Brr ^JJlnii, CS-iitiuiirf. h; Pee 
 ©rntii*, &tnr, jScniu^iviieil.iiiP, ©tniiB, Bit 
 llcberfid)t (Brr G-innnljiuc iiiiD 'Hiiegnbe). c) 
 Per IlMtbrilnnP, Bie ©iid)i'orlnge. d) Ber 
 \'liir(l)lng, aJi'rniird)lng , Die iin>)einl)re 55ei 
 rcrtiiunig, Prr llct'rrri1)lng. e) Per ivoilcnnn* 
 fi1)iajj, Bit itujletibercdjuunfl. fj Cu' i?>i!«"' 
 
yOS f atp. f'r. f'll'. Int. Mr. met F'lno. fin. NA, move, nor, got, 6i?. cloud. Tnhp. Jrth. fi'ill. t/nn. Tflis. 
 
 9?(rf)itiinn. g) tie ©pi-^ififntion. h ) Mc 53c; 
 fiaiuiiile, tne (<8ia.iiiP6= ) SSeriei(f)iUB. i) 
 tvT iJ5rei^tLTict)t , bit '^xe\Mi\\e. j) Her 916= 
 fitliig (einer Dfedjiiiiiifl) , Die 3lb|"(f)lu#rect)= 
 miufl 2. 6fr »enrt)t, OCnppnrt; 6ie aiiia^t'e; 
 3ciifli'n!> »Jluei'age uor fflerid)t. 
 
 To hand statement. 2?md)t erfliltten. 
 Public -, 6ie offflitli^c ©ifliinillfj. Detail- 
 ed -, ^te 5lii6ciuaiiDeriV(yung , bcr Set.iilj 
 bcricbr. The sum of a-. Die ©tnt^riimme. 
 To make a -, bcn ©tntiiS iu(iri)en. - of 
 specie. tCT ©elftfiirojettel. - of goods, bet 
 giii-jfrbfllilllC. - of the market, itt ^invtt: 
 trrifht. - of (ail) account current, ber9{c(f): 
 
 Static, stat'iSk, > ,. . ~ 
 
 SltatlT^al, stai'tekal, ^ 
 
 tif 6ctreffi'ii6 , jiir ©tnrif gchorig , flflttfd). 
 
 StMitics, siat'tiks, ((\t.)s.pl. I. (^Wcd).] 
 bit ©tarif, ©tanClehre, aSiifleieljre , fflleid)^ 
 flriinrt}rfld)re. 2. [OKeB.] 5M(iriitf)tiije, luelitc 
 fid) Cofffit criitiiern , ivafi tuiiljreiie id 3lii: 
 fiilB iH'rflrfliiiigcn i|T. 
 
 Station, sta'shun, (lat.) «. I. bet 
 (Stnnb, a) ••' trtc ©telini. b) (ctn Ort, lun 
 tunn (lilK, uonueilt) , dec ©tnndort; ['Qot.] 
 ©taiirnrt; (&irenl>(il)n.) der 2?ol)Ul)Df; [')Jfi: 
 lit. II. ■•Miir.l eiT 'Jsi'i'lcii, fie Stntipii; lS.it: 
 d)citg.] ^if ©rntiini; [rmn. fntf). fvird)?] «) 
 bie ©ration, a3erfnl)rt. /i) die !Kcrfvil)rt^! 
 rtrd)e, ©f(iiiDii^fird)e. c) f ber ©nllrttniiC, 
 $ali, Si'I^niiP St ?fiil)e. d) tie ©te(luu(]i 
 [aijlron.] fie ©teniiiifi, 6er ©taii6. e) Ber 
 ©riiiiCipiiiift. 2. bie ©U'de (bet Ort, bfii Q-t-. 
 n<\6 eiiiiiiiimtt). 3. i a) j»ie ©te(!e. b) bcr 
 5taraftcr. c) «> bit ©retle, bai 9lnit , ber 
 J)ifiifl, ^oflcii. (S) ber SBcnit, ba& OUfd^fr. 
 3. b) The greater part have kept iheir 
 station. Mii.ton. 
 
 A humble station, eilie berd)Clbi'llf 
 ©tede, |e(}r iinrcrgeprPiiete ©tcdimg. To fill 
 all civil and iiiililary — s with men of worth. 
 n(le (Siinl: iiiib 'i)}i'iiit(irniiirei; nu Seiitc uini 
 SBerbieiifl uergcbcn. To know the - of the 
 wind, luifft'ii, luo Ser "JSiiiS l)i'rfiniimt. - of 
 a ship at sea, [9)?ar.l ber ©eeilrtd). 
 
 Station-bill. [\Wiir.] ciii« Siile, )»or; 
 fluf bie ber ©d)iff^iiiniinu1)atr nngciuiertiuMi 
 ^pollen uerjeidjiur ftiib. - -f I o w e r. f. M o o n- 
 wort. -line, bie Wcpleiiie. --staff, 
 bie 'OJiefjrutlje. 
 
 Station, V. a. COTilit. u. VSint-] fta 
 tirnueii, tu'fkii , fjiiiilefleii, pc(liren, ©inetii 
 eiiie ©ri'Ile aiiiiioi|Vii. 
 
 To station a man at the head of the 
 department of finance, G^illfll nil bie ©pitjf 
 beij S-iurtiiidcp^irteniciiff (li'flen. 
 
 Stati«»iiary, sia'shiinar^. adj. I 
 (lel)cnD, fliUjltl)iu6, bieiaeiib, ©trttib... 2. 
 ± flittrtehfiib (ill mDrn[ird)cr ipiiiiutt). 3. 
 fertiiit), MM. 
 
 .Stationary fever. (*0?eb.] b(l« ()crr 
 fd)enbe, (iiif)iiiti'iibe 'JieOrr, ©rniifft'Oi-r. - 
 planets. [•Jlilron.J ^Iniicten , pie niif riiitne 
 tdQe ill eiiierlci 2(iU(\e ii. iireite iieriuoilni. 
 To become -. )li(| fti-()i>n. To be - , eineii 
 blcibetibeii 91iifeiithin(r l)ii(ieii. A. - sum. eiur 
 fettni'ilfflte ©uniiiic, bai Jiriim 
 
 Stationer, sta'shiimir . «. brr 
 9p.ipifrl>iiiibler , 6d)ri'ibiuiucriiilii'iihnnMrr; 
 23i!d)l)nnMer. l\u lV>iiboii 
 
 Stp.tio Iter's hall, bie 93iid)f;aiiMcr6i>r|'e 
 
 stationery, Ktaslninure. t. I. bie 
 
 ©d)reil)iv'niirf, ©d)re;t'nuUfriarieii, ber ©d)rei-- 
 bfbebarf. 2. ber Sd)reit!HiUeclnlieiil)iinDel , 
 bie ©dirfibiiiiurriiilieiihciiibliiiig. 
 
 Stationery, adj. ju eiiiem 'iJSiU'iers 
 fjniibler gtljiirig. [uinterialieu, 'ipnpienuanre. 
 
 Stationery goods, — ware. ©dlVi'lb; 
 
 Stati.<«in, st4'ii/.m, « t bie ©niat£: 
 fiiii|T, $o(irif. — Sta'tist, t. bet ©rati: 
 llifer, ©tniit?fiinbine, ©tiinreiifiiitbige. 
 
 Statistic, siaiis''ik, .^ adj. fla = 
 
 Statistical, staiis'tckal.^ tiilii'd). 
 
 Statistics, staiis'tiks. s. pi. bie ©ru: 
 riilif, ©ranteiifiiiibe, ©ranteiilcljre, ©taareii; 
 berd)reibiiiii]. 
 
 Statuary, sial'tsluiare. (dir. statua) 
 s. I. bie 23ilbhniierei, Si(M)iUierfutii1. I. bet 
 53ilbl)aiier, 23ilbrd)iiii3cr. (ni.intior. 
 
 Statuary - marble, ber 58ilbrailleii- 
 
 Statue, stat'tshu. (bci Shak. <[U!t> 
 Statua) (liU.) *. 1. bie iiildaiile, ©tatiie, 
 DOS ©rniiPbilD. 2. bii6 geinalte -Bub , &e: 
 ninlbc. SuAK. 
 
 Equestrian statue, pedestrian — , fin 
 @tiiiiPbilt> JU ^ferbe, jii ^nfi. 
 
 Statue, V. a. (gicid)fam <\U Silbfaiile) 
 aiiflti'tliii, liinifi'fteii. 
 
 Statuiniiiate , stattshii'menate. 
 (du.i V. a. t iliii^eii, iinterilii^eii. 
 
 Stature, siat'isiuire, (Iflt.) «. bif 
 Sfibei'gciliilt, Seibeggrtge, ©tntiir, ber 
 533iirt)*. (fleu'nd)|Vn. 
 
 Statured, stai'tshiird. adj. f niie-: 
 
 Statutable, slal'tshiitabi, adj. tln = 
 tiiteiininpig, geretjmngig , i>erfnffiings"iiipiil, 
 gefetjlid). (iiiid) beii ©t.Uiireu, gci'e^mii^in. 
 
 Statutabiy, stattshuiable, adv. 
 
 Statute, siat'tslmte. ((at.) 1. I. ba^- 
 ©ratut, 05ife(j; pi. -s. bie ©tatutcn, die- 
 \'et)e. 2. t bie gcrc^niaijige, geric^r(ict)i' 95fr: 
 id)reibuiig. Shak. 
 
 Tlie statutes at large. [ ®ngl. 1 cine 
 ©otimiliing, bie ade adgemeiiieii parlnnieii: 
 rarifdicii Oi((et}e iinifarjt. -s of a bank, bir 
 QSaiifgerefje , SjatifLirbiuiiig. -s of limita- 
 tions, bie aSerjafjriiiigjgeiVf^e. 
 
 Stat u te- caps. *. pi. ivofleuc ')?(rineil 
 (bie, itnd) eiiier ^arlameiufafte ivahrfiib brr 
 .ftotiigiiiii (S-lifabrrh ■?{i'(iii'niiig , 93iirgrr an 
 ©Liiiiitagen rragi'ii miigti'iD.SiiAK. - -I a b o i. 
 ber burd) ciu ©ratut aiiiVrlegre iyrL^Ijnbieiiit 
 --laboreV. G'iiu'r, ber JrohiiPu'iiilr Inilni 
 muB, ber i5n''l)"''irbpiter. -law. ba6 ©ra 
 riirarred)t , gerd)ricbfiie Saube^gefetj (Lex 
 scriptai. —-merchant, —-staple, bit' 
 flcfe^iiiagigp, gerid)tlid)e, inbimirte 2Si'rrdu-n. 
 bung, —-sessions, *. pi. bcii (iJiftiiBegc; 
 rid)t. 
 
 Statutory, siat'islnituie. adi. fnl 
 feijeiiB, gcfet^lid), luTorbiiiingsmnjjig, ilatii 
 tarifd). 
 
 Statutory law. f. Statute-law. 
 
 Staiiroiite, siaw'rnli'ie. ^ *. ['Vil^ 
 
 Staiirotide, viuw'roiide.^ iieraig j 
 ber ©raiiriMir, .fireiiiileiii. 
 
 Stave, siivc, (L'. staflfi t. I. bie Bail: 
 be, Jogeaiibe. 2. ( -Wiif. J Mr ^i^riMilinieii. 
 3. ber ©tab ; bie ©rrnplie ; ber 25rr^ ; i'. S t a t(. 
 
 Stave-wood, baf ipo)j i'rs ©inianiba- 
 bniimf. 
 
 Stave, praet. stove, staved; pp. id. 
 
 e. a. 1. ill .Diuibeii |'d>lagi'u, ten ^ubeii atu> 
 
 STA 
 
 rd)lagen, einrtligeii, eiinTpjjen, (it. uberl).) 
 ,ierfd)Iageii. 2. burd) d-iiii^Dlaguiig ciiie6 JJap 
 fee aiiigiefjeii , nuS|"d)urttn. 3. to - off. a) 
 bl)a(reii, nbiuiijreii-, .junufilopeii. b) t an\i 
 fd)iebeii, uerrd)iebni, I)iiiau^ri1)ii'beti. 4. f 
 mit ©tiiben, ©taffelii, ©proffeii i>errei)eii. 
 
 To stave to pieces, ciujiuciritlagen, }ert 
 bred)etl. All the wine has been staved, 
 man Ijat Aden -IBeiu auSlaiifeii laffeii. The 
 e V i 1 - s t a v e d ladder of ambition . bie mit 
 M)fcd)reii ©proven uerfeljeiie Seiter bti ©l)r. 
 gei^cS. [gen. 
 
 Stave, V. II. t fid) mit ©tocfen rd)Iaj 
 
 To .stave and tail, jpunbe, Me \i&i i>er» 
 bifien Ijabeii. lo5brfd)eu iiiib niu ©(^luniije 
 aii6 eiiiaiuier jiel}i'u. 
 
 Stave.«, Slav*. II. stavz in ber 25ebeu« 
 tuiig i>. ©tab, s. pi. V. Staff. 
 
 Stavesacre, stavzakur, (u. it. »ta- ' 
 fisagra, s. 15Jot,] b<\i Caurefriiiit. [fleljeii. 
 
 Staw, stiw, V. n. [t Ob. Oerrl.] tlitl 
 
 Stay , sta . ( ir. stadan ; (at. sto ; f. 
 stand) praet. staid, v. n. I. (Icljeil bleibcil, 
 (lid rtet)eii. 2. t (on) fteljen bleibeii, ueriuci» 
 leii , fid) aiifljalteii (feii. 3. blclbeii, a) iicc» 
 meileii. b) (fortfaiiteii, in cineui gemifTeii 3ii» 
 llaiiPe jii feiii) oerljarren. c) (I'iber bie 3ei* 
 bicibeu) jDgerii, jaubern. 4. marten, l)arrei. ; 
 (for, upon) marten (aiif). 5. (on, upon) fli^ 
 Aiiljen, fid) uerlaffeii (niif), trutjen diiif). 
 
 To stay out, atifibleibeu. To - away, 
 nil luegbegcbeii. To - up. aiifbleiben. W» 
 staid at the hotel Montmorency, ivir lD> 
 girreu iiii >?utel 'TOoiitiiiorenci). 
 
 Stay, praet. tl. pp. staid, v. a. 1. ((f ilien 
 bleiben mad)cn ) aiifl)a(ten. 2. f (on) S'incii 
 uenueileii mad)cii (bei'. To - one's self on 
 etc., |lel)en bleiben bei... 3. juriirfljalteii, 
 l)inbern, Ijemnien; (from) jiinirfljalten (uon), 
 l)iiibern Uw). 4. i iliden , beriil)igen, iiurer* 
 briirfen. 5. eriuarten. 6. ('War.) in ben ^lUinb 
 brel)en (ein ©d)iffi. 7. ftiiijen. 
 4. To s t a y these sudden gusts of passion. 
 RowB. 
 
 I stayed liim from departure, i<i) lie^ 
 ihii iud)t abreifen. To - a commission, eineii 
 'Htiftrag iinau^gffiil)i"t laffen. To - proceed- 
 ings. [ii{ed)t5ipr.) iiii)ibiren. To - the sto- 
 Euach. ben ipuiigcr |1iden. To - dinner, }il 
 "Wiring bleiben, iiiitiiTen. To - vines, 9?e> 
 bfu mir ';)3i'al)lcn flii«i'ii , i()nen eine ©tii^e 
 gcbeii. To - up. iiiircrih'il)eii. To - one's 
 self on etc., t fid) lliusni nut... 
 
 Stay, i. I. bi'\6 aJleiben, SBinueilen, ber 
 'Jliifnitl)alr. 1. bet ©tidilanb. 3. t ai b(\i 
 ©torfen. b) bie 3iin'i(fl).iltu:ig , ber 3i»nng. 
 c) bie -33ePenflid)fi'it, ba6 S'UiOorn. 4. f a) 
 bie ."piubiTiiiig, ba^ 5pinfi'rnii5. b) <= bie,2)e« 
 bad)rfamfeir, .Uluglieit, 'i5orfid)t. c) Ber S&e« 
 ilanc, Pie Daiirr. d) bai ie\ie 15errngeu, bie 
 ©raii'M)afri,iffir. 5. [-TOar.l pl.-s, bie3{l)ebe, 
 ber 3vM)fPrpia0, ^Jliiferpla^. 
 
 To make a stay. I'eriDeilen , fi<^ niifl)n(« 
 ten; iPairn. They make a longer — ibail 
 etc.. fie l)aireii fid) langer niif, al# :c. You 
 make a short - in lliis city, ©le Ijalteil ftd) 
 in bu'iVr ©rabt iiutr laiige aiif. There 1 
 sliall make some -. Port luid id) mid) etlVilS 
 ailtl)alre!l. (Embrace tlie hero)., and his - 
 implore. iiiiP Pitre i()n tle()entlid) , Bng er 
 
 bleibe. To stand at a -. I. (gill'Ol)n(. to be 
 
 at a stand) i»6 ©rudcti Qeratl^eu, |1c(fen, 
 
f nic. far, f/ill, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6?!, cloQii. Ti'ibf. Iiih. full. i//in, Tllis. 009 
 
 ni(f)t lufittr fiiniitii. 2. im S^vti\*l , iineiit: 
 fd)li>|T«ii fein. Make no -. fniiiiiet llirt)t, jb: 
 Qttt nittt. Noiliiiig can make liini at a — . 
 ^TiAr* fnnii if)ii niifl)iilteii. To keep a»\ 
 OH3 at a — , QintH iiii 3iiinw« hrtltcn. AIhn. 
 what — i» there in human atale, ncf), IVK 
 
 fiuiii man atif i>eii nieiird)iid)eii 3>>|1*i»^ 
 bourn! Dkyden. 
 
 litnyf (fr. tflai, e'lagcr) t. I. t>it ®[fil)f 
 (fiir 3{eben to, Stetnme, ttr iprtit; [iOV'i> 
 flr.j a) 6ie ©tu^e an ber Stone Per ^rtfic 
 l» - of the carriage, tie Stii^e nni 2nn|: 
 bvft ber <J>ri(Te. 2. t bit ©tii^e. 3. [^Jiar.] 
 bfl* Sfiig. 4. bo^ 2Jflnbrf)en, cie ©c^niir (nil 
 £inbrriiiut}d)en), WiiQenfdyiiur, ba6 £i-l)l: 
 ^an^. 5 pl-», irgenb ©tiu.i*, tai ili'icjt, 
 nii«gePel)nt erl;(ilt; (bolder) a) |^rl)erj bat 
 Itainnibliirt. bj bie @(l)iiurbrii|t. 
 2 My only slreuglh and atay! Mii.ton. 
 
 I ^Wiir. ] K o r e - » t a y , ia6 Jorf |lilfl. 
 Main--. bn£ groge ©tn)). Miizen--, baf 
 ^efitnrtiifj. Main -top--, bii!? flri'gr ©ten 
 fli 11(1.1(1. Fore- 1 op--, ta6 SSDrilriiiicnrtrtfj. 
 Miizen - top - -, tai iJrin^dfiirtfiirtiiii. 
 r o r e - 1 o p - g a 1 1 a u t - -, bo» SBiTbriiniflcn : 
 Onilln)). Mizzen -top-gallant--, tai 
 ^reii)6riiiMflen(ienfliig. Middle-staysail- 
 -, ber eeirer bt& JliegerS. Flagniatf--, 
 royal — , bn< ©iiig bf6 ironiniH(h<<fi- 
 Jib--, ber Setter be6 Sini^er^'. 
 
 Stay -band, tai ip>iul<(()en , £inber> 
 f)autd^tn. —-binding, inA Sillib iiini $es 
 fetjf n finer Stfenurfcruft. --lace, ta6 
 ®(tnurl)iuib. --maker, ber S(t)nurbrn|l! 
 inadjer. --»ail, [TJKiir.J t><i& StiifliV.jrl; -- 
 may. ber Setter, --tackle, I'Mi.ir.J am 
 ©rfltjtiifeL -«-ho<)k, bie ^$i.iiiiil)ittr(t)eibc 
 ((in eiiirr ©(fjiinrbriul). 
 
 Stnyed, »tkde,iaiij. oriVot (ernil^aft, 
 
 S«ni<l, \ fiel.iiTcii). 
 
 Stnyeilly, Kiade'ic. luh. -}■ oefrl^t. 
 
 StuyetliieKM, kiaileneK, «. 1. bie 
 Weritjrljett, t>\6 fleie^te aUiiVii (bie (S-rnfl- 
 Ijoftigfeif; (ael.ifieiiljeit). 2. t bie CWriiub. 
 Iittrni. 
 
 Stnyer, stiur, t. G'iner, ber iiirilrf-- 
 tjiilr, nh|l)nit; Siner, berilii^t, baf.iu.ujltii^t. 
 
 StayleNM, KtA'les, uUj t niinuf>ilti 
 foni, uiionfhiiltbor. 
 
 Stead, sled.^ ((lOfifl. atadu; Aiidrlf. u. 
 
 iited, iban.xed) «. l.($a(>i-rt' 
 
 bie Stntte, Stefle, ber $lii^ (rft in Drtemv 
 men gebr.). 2. i a) bie ©tntt, ©lede; j. 5) 
 In hii -, nn feine ©tntt, nn fciiier Stmt, 
 llrtft feiner; in - of me. (latt niriinr ; in - 
 of that, niiflntt, itatt beffen. b) ber 9?iii)en, 
 Sbeljuf. To stand in -. ju ©trtttrii fonimeii, 
 niiQlid) I'ein, giite Dienfle leiflm; lo be of 
 no -. iiniii'10 fein. 3. t bie !Bittilaii, ajfit; 
 fl.itte, JBfttflefle. 
 
 Shall aiand ua in great ttead, ivirb 
 iiii« ffl)r |it ©trtttfn foinnien. 
 
 Stead, v.a. I.* &ineni iMi^rn, nut)en, 
 fri'mnirn , s" ©tdtten foinmen , b:enrn , hels 
 fni. 2. « (Sinen erte^en, G-ine* ©tide i'ir= 
 rrrten; (einen <1}M^) ourfilflrn. Simk. 
 
 SteaiiraMt, »ied fa»t.^«,y. i. ? t»il. 
 
 Stedr»«<, ^2. 1 iift u'lniib: 
 
 Ijiiti, berthnbifj). [I'eriunnrrnn 5)litfe. 
 
 With a read fast aighl . niit fi|lrm, nn< 
 
 Steadfaiitly, .(id laHtU.i ^ . ,, 
 
 StedlHHtly, y'"*" "'^ 
 
 STE 
 
 ,f)teiidfa«i<iie.<i«, .stldfastnl*. ^ 
 Stedfastiies-s, ^ 
 
 I. bie iyeili.jfiit. 2. 1 bie JJiiligfeit (©innb: 
 l)iitii!lfnt). 
 
 Stead fn«(ne«s of faith, etll fe|li'r 
 (yiiiiibe. Willi -, ii\t iftiinBl)iitr). 
 
 Steadily, sied cic./«((f. l.fe|l. fiti^er. 
 
 litedtlily, ^i. itfi, |laiibt;>)|i(, 
 
 bi'iliiiitig. 
 
 .%iteadiness, ated'eaes. f «. 1. bie 
 
 SteddiiK'ss, ^ ;>e|lit)retc. 
 
 i. i ill bie i$('|hi]fi'i[, ©ranbljaifiijri'it , ibt. 
 ihitibigfeit. b> bte '$e|lid((t(, biu t<^tk '^t- 
 II rl) III I' II. 
 
 Willi steadineis, feft. - of mind, eill 
 fejlcr ©iniu -of conduct, eiu I'eiled iif 
 mtjmtH. 
 
 Steady, kted'e.i (nngcir. aiedig) adj. 
 
 Steddy, )l. tt\l. tu1)er. 2. t »' 
 
 left, |laiibl;o|i, befltuibig. b) ito, in; ((^rniib: 
 I'lii^eii K.; getreu, I'eil l;iiltt'iiO iiii... c; \e{i, 
 
 l)CllO 1 1', "j^riifcil). J. (-J^trtr.J -! — an you 
 go! l)iU( t>i\i <S<i)lff ittubtl U\$ ta6 <C(t)ltf 
 nict^t g rrrn! 
 
 A steady khip, tin ©<t)ijf, ii\6 lli(t>l 
 filjliiigert. A - gale, ( 'JKiir. j etne |lil)eiibf 
 Kul)Ue. - in the pursuit of.., (S'tiUii£ |1iillb- 
 l;a|t ueriVlgcilb. A man — iu Ins applicatlun 
 to business, eiii ^l}{anii i<on an^iiiii'iiDniu 0>c- 
 l"(l>iiftejleiBe. With - toil , mit rtiiljnlieiibir, 
 unecninbii<t)er ^nilrenguiig. To leuiaiu - 
 at.., l^pniibelj fe|l bleibcn aur . . , fii^ lefi 
 trtjalttn iiu|... (v. ^)>rei|'eii>. A cle»i siglii 
 keeps the understanding — , eiU t)Mt6 'Uugi 
 gil't tiiii aSerilaiibe 'jjeiligftii. 
 
 ... , ,'^' J r. a. itfi niatbeii. 
 Steddy, ) 
 
 Steak, siAke, (©ttjcf; (an. steeg) 4. 
 bie (gevr>ueiie, gerojlete I'b. in brntenbe, ^i 
 rijiliiibc) gleudji'djiiitte, bus ©tc.if. 
 
 Steal, siele, (Oligclf. staelnu, atelam 
 yrutl. siulci pp. slolen, siole, v. a. I. |lrl): 
 leii, iic^nii-n, entivenben; l^icdytsfpr.J ileiilen. 
 
 2. 1 iictjUu (trliilen, cnuiict^i'n, l^ctniitd) be; 
 luirfcn;. 
 
 To steal one's self (under etc.), fid) 
 (iunl)in) |lel}ien, f(l)leirt)en. To - one's selt 
 away, fid) luegilel^Ull. To - away, lo - oil. 
 iuigilil;lin, eiinueilbeil. To - away tlie mind 
 Iroin elc, beil ffleill 1>U1I 2C. OUjlil)en. He 
 stole away my heart, er ftiil;! mir nuill 
 >per}. To - a marriage, f fid) IjcmilK^ VtV: 
 mol)ien, l)einilid) tjiinnljen. To - a glance, 
 eiiien lUTilrljIcMen 23llrf tluin. To - a march 
 upon any one, Qintm ^iUL'orfonimeii, uni<er> 
 niirfr iiiini iBunVrnng eri;nueii. 
 
 Steal , o. »■ 1. I'ld) urr|lol;lener SS^eife 
 beiui'ijen, |d)leid)en, jld) iui>i)in ileljien. lo 
 -away, ild) wegilcljliii , fi'rtiui|d)rn , lurg^ 
 l"d)ifid)rii ; (Iromj fid) luejil^i'Jli'H tuun;; "o 
 - out ot . . . fid) |ortiuiid)f II nii6 . . ; lo - 
 over.., |'d)lrid)en ill'Cr..; to - upon any 
 one, (Jiiii'ii be|d)lei(<)ni , nni'ermtrft iiber; 
 iiiUen. 2. i To - on, niiufrini'rtt ilberljnnb 
 ncljineii; to - out. (id) IjeruorililjUn U'. ©iu|> 
 jern k.> ; to - into . . , fid) eiii|'d)lcid)t'n in . . . 
 
 3. (*J{id)t6iVr.] |let)len. 
 
 To steal into one's favor, fic^ bi'i (S'ii 
 nem eiiifdjineidjeln, flii|'d)iiieid)cln. To - for 
 a livelihood, ilft)Ien, uin fid) Pnrd)nibriiigiii. 
 
 Stealer, stelur, t. bcr©(ei)ier,,Du'b. 
 
 Stealill»-Iy, sie'lingle, nd0. f 1. 
 
 I'enii'Uiciur -liSme, uertli>l)lni. 2. uni'crnierft. 
 
 To come stealingly upon any one^ 
 
 G-ineii birrtiliMd)i'n. 
 
 Steaitit, stelt/i, $. 1. bn« ©te^Ien 
 (bie >>.iiiMniig, bn e-iivii« Ijeiinlid), fo bnj 
 ti 9iii-miinb bcini-rfr, gi'ttiitii wirb). 2. f bie - 
 >;>einilid)tiir. 3. Per Diebil.il)!, bie DiePerei. 
 4. Per Diei'ilrtI)! (eiiie eiiijeliie 5piinPliiiig biefet 
 ■iUrt). 5. t Per -Difl'il.il)!, Pn6 geili'l)li-ne (iJut. 
 
 By stealth. ueriU'l)lener iiiHiie, ^iim» 
 lid), niii'frniiTft. (ijeimiid). 
 
 Steaitliy, sielt/i'e, ailj- i>erilDl)len, 
 
 Steam, sieme, (diigt'If. steam, stem) 
 v. n I. bonipt'en. 2. broPni, biinilen; (forth) 
 l)eri>nrPiiiii1cii ; (away) i^erbiiiifli-n. 
 
 Steam, v. a. i. -^ tinfMimlm. 2. bem 
 B.inipt'e iineie^en, iin D.unpfe fod)en Db. in> 
 berriten. 
 
 Steam, «. 1. ber Citnpf, ^afTer< 
 Ptinipf. 2. "t Pi-r Dniiil, 2}riiPeni, 2Jri>ben. 
 
 S t ea ni -bat h. Pn^ D.inivr&iib. —-boat, 
 --vesnel. bii5D.inivfrd)iif, Diunpfboot. -- 
 boiler, ber Dililipifeff.l. --carriage. 
 Per Ir.ui^port bnrd) Dnnipiio.igin oP.D.nnpf* 
 bpi'ie, iV i»ie Pie iiofleii Piifiir; -- line. Pie 
 Diinipfivngeiilinie. - -e n g i n e. Pie Diinipiina» 
 rd)ine. --gun. Piis D.iinpfgi'iucijr, tn6 Dniiipf; 
 grfd)!'!^, bi( Daiiipff.inoiie. --kitchen, 
 eine Jlrt Ofen, nm ©penVii iin D.inipf )U 
 fpd)fn. --mill, bie X>iinipnnnnle. -- 
 u a V i g a t i o II. Pie D.linptrd)ifft.il)rl ; - -I i u e. 
 Pie X).iiiii>tYd)iffriil)rt*liiiie. --packet. tuM 
 DiiinptptirfetlH'Ot. --pipes, s. pi. D.iiiipfi 
 ri'ljreii (jur Seitniig bee D.iinprVs). --pot. 
 Pie 5?.ind)r&l)re (nin mnrnie Diiiiilr in Pit 
 Sniigr jn leitcii). --press, Pie Diiinwr* 
 pfede, ©d)iiellprrfie. -pump. Pie Diiinpf. 
 jnnipe. --tow-boat, p.is Diiinpi.i)i:gfir« 
 5.iHrieiig. --valve. Pie ';5i'iifilfl.u'pc (ail 
 D.iinpifeiTeln), Par aSnirn. --vessel i. 
 PerD.iiiipfbcl;nlter. 2. b.isX>.iinpm1)t|f,I)anipi'« 
 bi)i>f. (boot, .O.iiiiprrd)iif. 
 
 Steamer, steiiiur. *. Pii6 Diimpi» 
 
 Steail, kieiie, t. ttiiiStane; dind)) 
 Per ilfiiiirue, irPeite iJrug. (©te.inii. 
 
 Stearin, kieailn. «. [ (T|)ein. | P.ii 
 
 Steatite, sie an'te, J. lOKiiier.iifl.jPee 
 ©pi'ifiU'iii, ^eif;, ©d)iiitcrrii'iii , ©teatit. — 
 Steatii'ic, utlj. jmii ©pecf|lriiie gi'l^brig, 
 tpt-(fi^riiiartig. 
 
 Steatucele, ste'au'.sele, (gr.) ». 
 (■JKi-P j Per ©piTfljobeiit'nid). 
 
 Steatuuia, sieatiVma, (gr. '•So.) *. 
 [■OWeO.j bie ©pe(fgerd)iuiilil , it\6 ©pecfges 
 iv.id)^. — S t e a t o ' m a t o u s , udj. fpecf ge< 
 fc^iviiltlariig. 
 
 Sted, i ^ 
 
 Stedra«t, 5 '-''••"'*• 
 
 Steed, fciced. (nngi'lt". siedei ». I. ^ 
 n. ^ Pii6 3{oB, ©treif.-, ittiinpi;, ©d)lad)iroB. 
 2. Per ipninil, ^Jirdj.iitr. 
 
 Steek, [Cfrtl.] to shut; a stitch. 
 
 Steel, sieci. (iiiigelf siyle) j. I. ber 
 ©tal)l. 2. i ber ©tal)! ( bie 5p.irre , j. iB. ) 
 Heads or hearts of -, ••))?eiifc<)en lu'lt lin» 
 bii'gf.iiiicin ©lime, il.iljleriie jpirjen. 3. ^ ob. 
 i Per ©t.il)l, bie itJ.iffe, Per Doid), bii4 
 ©dnuerr. 4. Per ©fiil;l, a) ber Jiiieril.il)!- 
 b) Per 2i3f0il'il}i, "WuiKntiil)!. 5. P.if ©r.ilils 
 lu.iiTer, Pie ©tiil)l.iririin. 6. bie SionfuliC 
 (l;inier ©pit-|]eiii>. 
 
010 Fate, far. fal!. (ht. ^le. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nhr, {,'6l, oil, cl6iiil. Tube, tub, full. t/nn. TUi«. 
 
 STE 
 
 Square piece of steel, ^pr Stilf)t(ln6. 
 Blistered -, bet a3lnfen:, Stnngeiiil.il;!. Cast 
 or refined -, biX ®ll6|t'il>J- Pseiidovolcaiiic 
 -, bet fi^gi'iinimtc ®e6iCj)eii: ©taljl. True 
 as — . trfii luie (5)ul6. 
 
 Steel, <i<lj- riiil)leni, ®tai)\... 
 
 S 1 e e I - b a II d a g e . b<\& (InljIlTlie 95ni(ft = 
 
 inwb. --buckle, Die ©tnl)l|d)iiii(le, (liil)-- 
 lenie ©djiiade. --filings. *. pt. ©tnl)l-- 
 fliiiib itiiii ^Irjfncigfbniiid). --headed, 
 tiiir rtiiliirnu'iii Kurvfc, tuit ©tiihl bcfc^lnflcn, 
 iior3«rinl)U. - • li i 1 1 e d. tiiit |ln(}(eriieui ^riffe. 
 -ore, bet ajlt:i|'d)>veif (>Urt Jbliifrj). -■ 
 plate, Bie ©tnl)lplatte. --work, b<\6 
 ©tal)(iucrf. — yard, (aud)) A pair of-», 
 fcie ©djiiclliunfle; Spring--, bet X)t\am, 
 Snfi-rt. 
 
 liteel, V. a. I. f fln()feii, ucrflnljleii. 
 2. i a) (lal)icii. b) ucvf)arteii (bas iperj jc. ; 
 against, to, gejjen). c; niifbriiigen, niifljetjeii 
 (against, gegcn). 
 2. a) God of battles, steel niy soldiers' 
 hearts ! Shak. 
 
 Lies well steel'd with weiglity argu- 
 ments. Shak. 
 
 To steel one against another, ^ineii 
 (jegcn bcii 2inDern nuflje^eii , nnibriiigcu. 
 Steeled in sin, in ber ©I'iiiBe ucrtlcrft. 
 Steeled in impudence, ailpi'r|l fri^^t) tiDi't 
 iiiu'irrrd)iimt. [ipiirte. 
 
 Ste(*liiiess, sieel'enls, «. bie Qto^e 
 
 Steely, steel c. ndj. 1. (Inljlern. 2 
 i a) i)iirf. b) i)nrtn<irfi(j. 
 
 A steely lieart. cili i^erj VOW &ifen. 
 
 Steiin, slecii.^ ()'. Stean; «. f ba& 
 
 Steeu, ^ fleiuerne, tij&nerue 
 
 WrtflB. [ipaletiid). 
 
 Steeiikirk, steen'kerk, i. f ba 
 
 Steep, Sleep, (niigtir. steap) adj. jiii), 
 fifii. liliirj, jiilje 2ll)l)oiig 
 
 Steep, *. bie 3nl)e, bet *JU'rd)iiB, 'Jib 
 
 Steep, « lOirtl.j I. tic Dioile, &liid)S 
 roilc ijiuifrbile; etiic g-iii|Tt(jfeit jiitii &tn 
 U'ridicii Ccf ©rtreltes Pb. ©anient. 2. fur 
 R II 11 1 ' f - !• a g , f. b. 
 
 Stectp, t). a. I. (in) ttiiifeti, fniK^eti, 
 riiiiiiiidxii (ill) ; (©ttreibe ic.) eiiiiueidjen, 
 (jp.-.iii'. 5i'irt)f) lunffiru. t'o\1e\\. 2. t (in) eiii: 
 Miidii'i '5. ^^- tie ©iiiiie in to. 
 
 Four days will quickly steep themselves 
 in iiigtit. ^ uier Inge luerCcn i'd)iie(l ftrt) '» 
 ';l?iid)tf ttiiid)eii. Steeping - trough, 
 [>iMirbr.| ber •"Minljbottid). 
 
 Stet'^per, sieepur, «. ba6 ®<fnp, 
 gnij, bii- JJiifc, 3'l^'"^"« i"'" ©inmeidjcii ob. 
 ^.ijTi'ni. l©teil()eit. 
 
 Steepiiietis, st^ep'^nes,*. bie@teile, 
 
 St«reple, siccpl. (niigelf. stepel, sty 
 pel «. tcr ll)iinii, i5;ird)tljiiriu, ©liirfeiitfjiirtu. 
 
 F.ngaged steeple, eiu POIH @T6boben 
 • nti fliifgnilljrtfr Jiird)tljunii. 
 
 Steeple-chase, [ffiDrttrciin.] (eill 
 ffiict.'reuneii jii ^pfcrbe, luobei man einen 
 fiird)ti)iirm ob. bergl. jnm 3ielc bejTiimnt 
 Ijat, tueld)ce innn niif bem gcrnbcflen 2Cege, 
 I'ibrr ©rnben, 5?f(fcn k. fc^enb, ju frreid)eii 
 fiid)t; ©fcrpli'dxiie. --high, fl)unn()on). 
 --Iiouse, bie ilird)e; bifd)i:'tiid)e .Utrd)c, 
 $id)fird)f ii> !ieriid)tlid)cr Sa3cije gi-nanut 
 lUMi bin I'MKiircre;. 
 
 Steepletl, siel'pld. ndj. nilr nnrm 
 Xl)iirnif fC. mil ilji'irimu I'lri'njfn, gfinrt. 
 
 STE 
 
 steeply, steeple, ado. jn(), fleil. 
 Steepness, siccp'net, «. bie®teile, 
 
 5al)c, ®d)iiii'igfi'it, ©teiihcit. 
 
 Steep-tub, kteep'-tub, «. l^Siar.] 
 eine aSenebaije, fflcfiKjeucS niifjiiiTird)eii. 
 
 Steepy, stecpe, adj.jiW), fteii, rd)n^tf- 
 
 Steer, steer, cnngilj". sieor, siyre) *. 
 ber ©tur, (geiuijl^ni. nbcr; ber (iier|"d)iiatene) 
 junge D(t)& , bai diittb. 
 
 Steer, ungrlf. steoran, fleuern) v. n.. 
 
 1. L'iJfiir.j a) fleiiern, btu ©djijf regierrn, 
 lentcu. b) fid) regieren laffen (.u. ©d)iifcn). 
 
 2. i a) fui;ren, 'Siiljrec fein. To - olf, ab< 
 lenfen. b) fid) \'tib\t leiteu. 
 
 Steering-wheel, t'D^iiir.] bcii ©teller: 
 ruber. - a« you go! l>Wnr.l ileuer giriibe 
 ju! To - by ilie stars, nad) bell ©ternen 
 teine iJn^rt rid)ten, jleiiern. 
 
 Steer, v. a. I. [^;ji?iir.] fieuern (b(\6 
 ©d)ijf). 2. 1 a) lenfen, leitcn, |ui)rrn, regies 
 ren. b) to — any one iroui etc., (Allien \\b- 
 bringen ubu ic. 
 
 Steer the course! [?IRnr.] (leuert ben 
 ilnr£! Wliicli way do you — your course 7 
 lUD gcl)t 3|)re 5rti)rt l)tn ? luo luoUcn, gcljen 
 
 ©le l;tn? Thai liis teeble »leps did -, bi\6 
 
 l"cine |'(^iuad)en ©d)ritte leitrte. To - one's 
 course by etc., |Cllic Jtil^rt riitjttu uod) :c. 
 
 Steer, «. t f>ie ©teucr, ©tcuerruoer. 
 
 S t e e r' s • luau, f — 's-niate, ber 
 ©tenennann. 
 
 Steerag'e, steeridje, «. l. t bai 
 ©teuern. Aduison. 2. f t bie Scifuiig, iieii: 
 (ung, 9?egieruiig. 3. (G-tiuiis, ta6 jiim iieiu 
 fen, ©teuern bient; bii6 ©teiirr. 4. i Die 
 JBeriunltung. Swirr. 5. ['TOur.J a; bai $iii> 
 rertljeil bei ©djiffs , ber ©rem. b) uuif 
 Knegsi'djiffen; eiiie finninicr oD. fin ^^Jla^ 
 I'or ber gro^en iuijiite. c) cnuf i{iuif|rtl)rtnu 
 oer S5orpIn$, ^inij I'or ber Jvitjure, luo bie 
 ■iJJfiUroien tc. logiren , bits SBoif!jU>i)i6 , 3>v"= 
 fd)eiibecf. d) bie iUirfiing bee ©teuern (nuf 
 b<i6 ©d)iff). 
 3. Here he hung on high 
 
 The steerage of his wings. Urvden. 
 
 To make bad steerage, ^ jViiie ©ad)en 
 l'd)I(d)t mnd)cn. 
 
 Steerage-passenger, ber Swifrt)'": 
 be(f6;'>l5nfTagier. --way, ['OKar.J bie '5'il)rt 
 bei ©d)itfe6, ber ®rab I'on (JJei'djiwinDigfeit, 
 ben bne ©d)ttf l;nben miifj, iim bie 2i<irfiing 
 bc6 ©teller^ m flil^Ieili a ship nimble of -, 
 eiu ©d)iff, ba6 gnt nuf fein ©teuer Ifijlert; 
 there is good - , Dn^ ©d)iff Ijnt Ijinlaiiglidje 
 5nl;rt, uni faif fein ©teiier jii liiilcrn; there 
 is no -, bai ©d)iff l)i\t nid)t 5nl;rt gmi'dr 
 urn niif fein ©reucr iii liijlern. 
 
 Steerer, siecr'ur, t. -f bet ©teiies 
 rer , ©teiiermaiin. 
 
 Steerl'ess, steer'lls, adj. f fein 
 ©tcuer Kb. SiiiDer Ijabeiib. 
 
 Steeve, sicev, v. n. ['5)?iir.] The 
 bowsprit -s. bai 23iigfprict Itcgt nidjt fTiid), 
 fonbern (lcl)t rriuii^ (li'il. 
 
 Steeving-, sice vfng, «. [-Wnr.] bie 
 (lrl)i>l)iing ob. Der ©rljoljungfiuinfci De6 ^iig; 
 ipriiTS. 
 
 Steg-, ». [Ocrtl.] biT Wiinfcrirf). 
 
 SteH^ltllOgraplliNt , steganng'- 
 giaiiisi. ijir.) t. Dir eiigiiiirgr.ipl). 
 
 St«>{;^»ii«»f>rrapliy , sie-anog'- 
 giaiic, s. Die ^itiijuiogriipljic, ®i'l;eiin; 
 
 STE 
 
 frf)rift , ®ef)eimfd)reibefun(l. — Stegano> 
 graph'ic, adj. |1egnnDgrnp()ird>. 
 
 StegllOtic, stegnot'tik, (gr.) adj. 
 [■^Keb.J oiiljiilteiib, (lopfeiib. 
 
 Stegiiotic, *. [-OKeb.] bai flbpfcnbe, 
 jiifammeiijieljeiibe ■>)J?ittel. 
 
 Stelecliite, stel'lcklte, «. [Wnxtt 
 ralg.] ber ©teled)it. 
 
 iiteliur, stel'lar, ) (l). fat. stella) 
 
 Steilary, stel'iare.^ «((;. 1. (term 
 nrtig, gefliriifiirmig , ^ii ben ©ternen, ®cs 
 itirnen gehorig, ©tern... 2. gcflirnt, udR 
 i>on ©teriien , ©leriieii... 
 
 Stellary regions, bie ©tcriiengcflllbe. 
 
 >a<i 
 
 stellated, stel'lated.) foniiig , ge< 
 flirnforinig, gefleriit. 2. [58ot.] gf|lrnl)lt. 
 
 Stellated spar, fnferiger ^Mlfjleiu. 
 
 Stellation, slelli'shiin, «. t ^'^^ 
 ©trnl)len , 23li$cn , ^'I'lf*^'" 'U'"-' ''" ®tern. 
 
 Stelled, steld, adj. t Tlie - fires, 
 Die SiXileriie. Shak. 
 
 Stelliferous, siliiiffeius, uot.) 
 adj. nut ©tcriicn befel^t, floniig. 
 
 Stellifurm, siellefdmi. (lat.) adj. 
 iTi'rnfbniiig , gciTiriiforiiiig- 
 
 Stelliuii, siel'yuii. (laf.) ». [St^d-] 
 Die ©tfrneiDcrt)re, DorneiDedjfe. 
 
 Stellionate, stliyuna'c, (neulaf. 
 stellionatus) s. [3(ed)rifpr.) ber Irugljiuibcl, 
 bciriiglid)e ip.inbel ob. SBerfnuf, b<\6 95er» 
 t>red)cn eine^ fiiirrf)en SSerfniiffi, ©trfliiMiat. 
 
 Stellite, stel'lite, «. [-^}?inernig.] 
 ber ©teUit. 
 
 Stelocltlte, stei'lok{ie,<. [97afur(j.] 
 Der ©[elDd)it, i?m)d)entlein, 25riid)|lein. 
 
 Stelog-rapiiy, sieldg'giatfe, (gr.) 
 s. bie ©aiiieiifd)rifr. 
 
 Stein, stem, (angelf. stemm; ©tAnim; 
 gr. stemma) t. I. CBot.) ber©tanini, ©rmu 
 gel, ©ticl; (an Jriidjten, Siunicn) bet 
 ©tic(. 2. i a) ber ©tnmm (einer JJatnilie), 
 bie Since, b) ber 3wtiQ (bie ©ettenfinieii einetf 
 ®efd)!ed)te«). 
 
 The stem of an apple, ber 9lpfel|liel. 
 The - of a lock, ber Corn. 
 
 Stem -clasping, [$ut.] ben ©tangel 
 umfnfyenb. --leaf, [^ot,] bai ©triugcti 
 bintt. 
 
 Stem, (©teoen) *. [TOnr.] a) bet 
 aSorfteuen. b) ber ob. ba& (©d)iff^o aSorbct. 
 tl)eil, (©(^iff^=) ©d>n(ibc(. 
 
 Stem, ti. a. 1. fletnmen, bdnnnen, 
 tlnndjen, flnuen (bn« 2Bnffer). 2. i niif()nl< 
 l)nlcen, l)emmen, abfinlten, f)inbern, einer 
 Qad^e wetjreii, fid) wiberfe^en, ^id) entgegeu' 
 lleden. 
 
 To stem the wind or tide, [War.] niit 
 Dcm aSorfteuen gernbe gcgcn ben SSJinb obet 
 ©trom licgen. To — the tide or flood, ben 
 ©troin toDt fcgcln, roibcr ben ©troni fegrln. 
 
 Stemless, stlm'ies, adj. feiaen 
 ©tnmin , ©rnngel Ijnbciib. 
 
 Stemple, stcm'pl, «. [^Tnincrnlg.] 
 Der ©nnipii (Dn6 QfiiTl^olj). [©(ftlenipl)i>lj. 
 
 Steiiison, stciii'zn, t. [©(^iffb.J bui 
 
 Upper part of the ste mso n of a galley, 
 Der JBiiteiu'oriU'ocn einer fflnlecre. Lower 
 part of the - ..f a galley, ber '13uteitljiiiter» 
 I'lriu'n liniT (ijnieere. 
 
 St<*lll'll, slciisli. (nngt'ir. stene. strncg) 
 t. 1. b.r.i^>t:t'ud). 2. ber ©lauf, ®e|l>iuf. 
 
Fate, far. fall, fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6. move, nSr, got, 6il, rf6i^d. Tube, tub, ffill. t//5n, TEIis. 91 1 
 
 STE 
 
 stench, v. a. t I- fliiif«>i nincftrn, 
 niit liietlaiit crfufUii; u. p. ti. iliiifen. 2. (tut 
 «tauncli) florfeii mii<t)eu , nuflinlten. 
 
 Steiicliy, (teiisli'e, oH}. t flinfii). 
 
 Steiicllf kten'sil, «. tin <Stud M'liw 
 nti 2it<ex o^. 2Cnd)6ni(t, iai mnn bcini ia- 
 |)(teiiniakii gi't)rniid)t. - v. a. baniit maldi 
 06. folorirfii. 
 
 Steuoij-rAplier, tt^nog'graffur, 
 (iir.) *. 6fr Stenugrap^, ©(J>iie£lfc^rfiber, 
 0)t•(■cf)1l'm^|■d)rrlt>fr. 
 
 StC-tuoicmpllic f stenAgraffik, ll. 
 
 SteiioiprHpliical , itenogi aff ik- 
 •I, adj. ildirgriiphu'd) 
 
 .ftteno^rnplty, ittAnog'graffe. ((\T.) 
 $. Me £rciiogmi>l)ie, ©(t)iit(l|'d)ret6efun|l, 
 ®f^rflluill^^(t)rl•Ibefll^fl. 
 
 Stent, ment. fi'ir Stint, f. ». No. I. 
 
 Slentorinn, itentA'r4aii,(v. Sten- 
 toT) ndj. ileitroriirt) , ©tentpr^... 
 
 A kienlorian voice, eillC @teMtDr(<)> 
 ftimiii«, 9{ie|infliiumf,^rilfl|limiue. -lung*. 
 Mt 2min< 'iiif* ©tfiirorfi. 
 
 SteiltOrOplKtniC , tteiKor&fnn'- 
 Ik. (fir.) "rf;. iltiitorifd), iil>n:f(^rfifM6, ilbtri 
 tiiiit fi1)aUcn&. - voice, fine ©trntorilininie. 
 - tube , t)at ®prii(l)rrl)r. 
 
 Step, step, (nngrtf ttaeppan, ttep- 
 paii) prnet. iitepped u. itept, v. n. I. f(f)rfi» 
 ten; (over) f)inu6(Tf'(t>r(iten. 2. (ut)er^aupt) 
 flel)en, treten. 
 
 Well 1 1 e p t In yearn. )ienili(f) 6ei ^nljren. 
 
 To step after any one, (S-incni na(t)trc> 
 ten , fiMgen , nnchfolgen. 
 
 Toitepanide, bci Btitt, Auf bit ®(ite 
 treten, au«a>ei(l)rn. 
 
 To atep back, I. }uru(ttrtten. 2. t 
 (Into) jurutfflrljen (in). 
 
 To step backward, )lirri(fr(t)retten. 
 
 To step down. I)iiiiititer(]et)en. 
 
 To step forth, l)cn'prtreten. [ten. 
 
 To step forward. I'ortreten, I'ondjreti 
 
 To step in, l)ineiiifltl)en , (jcreins oDer 
 ^Ineintreten. I&inrm (u i^i'ilfe fcmmen. 
 
 To step in to the askixtniice of.... 
 
 To step into. 1. eiiitreteit, trrten, hin: 
 eintreten in ... "i. i treren in ..., flelniiiiiii 
 ju ... (clnc^ 2}trtiiogrn« iji'l.iniicn. 
 
 To step into an ekiate , ^uin 93efi(;e 
 
 To step out, nu^nrhen. 
 
 To step to any one, (luf Siuen jit: 
 (|ef)eit , )iitrrten. 
 
 To step up, l)innufnel)en. To - to any 
 one . aiif ^inrit )ti(]ei)rn , jntteten. 
 
 Step, o. a. I. a(<'(f^rciren (cinen $ia^ 
 If.). 2. I'TOnr.) (^fM 5iie eine« '•W.itleS ini 
 Itirfe bcfefiinen) riniV^cn (fineii 97?ii|1i. 
 
 Step, (diigeir. Ktaep; f)pfl. utap; @tufe) 
 «. I. Me 5ii6tl.ipfe. 2. t 6ie JJiiBilflpfe. 3. 
 6er ©djritt. Irirt. 4. i ber Srtjritt (to. ju), 
 (in) ber ©(fjrrtr, 'Svrtf(t)ntt, (J'Tf^'infl (in). 
 6. ber ©(^ritf (bie 9irt be* Wanqe*, ta man 
 ttnen (^UB Innnrnni ti. glrid)uiii6i(l t'or ben aw 
 bern I'eijt). 6. (bieOBcire brtbrr Jii&e I'l'n eiii= 
 onber ini ©{tjrriren) ber (Srt)rirt. 7. i ber 
 ©Cfcritt. Tliere is but n - between et».. t$ ifl 
 niir ein 6rt)ritt jroiicfjen ic. 8. ifo I'iil, aH 
 man auj einniiil, in (S-inein fort, bi^ jii eitieni 
 9?iihfpunfte flpht) rer Qianq. 9. i ber (sjiiiii]. 
 10. bie Stflff.l, Stiife ; frr 'Jliittntt, Iriti 
 (nnSiittdirii); bie ll)uriVf)iwf fie ; (tin trifirii 
 bit ©tnffcl, £pnffe, Seitiriprufie. li. i bir 
 
 STE 
 
 (Stnfe, ber®rrtb. 12. [■War.] ber TOflilMptf. 
 — 8 for ladders, bie Irt'ppf (.unpen ; - of a 
 mast, ot a capstern, bie vSpur eiived Wa-. 
 flti, (Sniitjipiflfi i - of a kevei, bie £lainpe 
 eiiieS ^reii}t)ol)c*. 
 
 Step by -, ©(t)rttt fijr ©c^jritt. By -«, 
 ("((jriinueiie. It is but a -, ti \\1 nur em 
 ■B<t)ntt, eineii iSrt)ritt lueir. To make a 
 false -, einen '$i'l)irritt tt)iin. 1 !>liall niak» 
 tlie first - toward it, id) luerbe bie en'tiii 
 ©(t)ritte in bieier <Ba<t^e rljiin. Tlie reputa- 
 tion of a uiau depends ou llie tirst -s lie 
 wakes in the world, ber Odif eine£ OJtaii- 
 ne£ i^miijt vun btn erflen @(t)riitcn ab, Me 
 er III ber S[Oelt tl)iir. To take the necesniiry 
 -s. bie iib(l)ij)t'n Sc^ntre tl}iin, bic iiotl)iocii 
 OKngrefleln nil;nien, 9Srrfel)rniigen inffeii. 
 To make a — . cinen 0)<ing ll)iin. Tli.tt lias 
 cost liim many a weai y — , bai t)iU it)iil 
 uiele (yiiiige, yifle ■OKiil^e gefpilet. There are 
 four -s to go up, niiiii Ijac uirt iStufen ju 
 ileigen. A broad -, ein 'JlbfnQ. 
 
 Stepp i '■ I'^^"^''"">i "*'' ^*mt. 
 
 Step, niigelf. steop v. stepan. tStief . . . 
 (\n 3nfiUiiniciirt't;iiiigen, tini eine S>eriv>iiibi> 
 l'(f)ii|c burd) i^einuh an;iii)eigen). 
 
 Step -brother, ber Sriefbruber. -- 
 child, bo6 ©iieffiiib. --dauie, bie @ite(' 
 mutter; bie jiueite (yiUtinii. --da ug liter. 
 bie iSttefroctjtcr. --tat iter, ber iStufuiuer. 
 -■motlier, bie t£lic(uiutU'r. --sister, 
 bie StieiYctiuriler. --non, Ccr iSriefroljn. 
 
 Steplieu, sii vu, «. ('}}(iiMiietaii|ii.> 
 Stepljiiu. [fen, ©eljen. 
 
 Steppiiigr* xtlp'piiig. $. bai €(t}rei: 
 
 S I e p p i u g - ui i II , i'. Treadmill. - - 
 stone, ber €(t)ritt|Kin. 
 
 Step-Ntuue, kiep'sioiie, «. ein i3tein 
 oox ll)iiren, iini >il6 Stiijfel ju biencn. 
 
 Stercornce«»uN, xteikoril'shus. 
 ii>. Int. stercuNj 0(0'. iuni "yiiiii dp. .Dung 
 gcl)brig, riHl;.irng , luie Roil), -odor, bev 
 QJeriid) nod) 'Vlu\. 
 
 Stercurarittn, sierkAiii-iean.^ 
 
 SterCUrHUlMt, .Nlei'korauisi. ^ 
 
 I. [rbiii. Kird)ej bir<totcrforiuii|l (eiiie ©efte, 
 fie glniibtf, bie geiunl)tte ipofiie lucrbe uer 
 biiiit, i«ie jrbc rtiiberc iSpeife;. 
 
 Stercurary, »ierk6iai^. t. bir 
 I'or btm aUtitir geiVDui^te Diinglrge. 
 
 SterCOrttted, »lerk6iated, adj 
 gcmiiUi, grbiiiigr. 
 
 Stereo rMti<»U, kleikori'Nliun, 4. 
 
 bae 'MhricM, Diiiigcn, bie Duiigiiiig. 
 
 Stere, sicie. (fr. >.ieic; «. tiJronfr.] 
 bne ©irr (= I .VUibifnutrr). 
 
 Stereogrnpliic, xieneogiafik, n. 
 
 Stere«srrapliiC*»l , Mei reogi af - 
 
 fekal. adj. furiigViiplJirc^. — adv. Stereo- 
 g r a p h'i c a 1 1 y . lUTiogiiipljlfd). 
 
 Stereo^^rapliy , xtencog-graffe 
 (gr.) *. [Oh-inn.i bie totfrcogrnpljie, lUufri^; 
 fiiMil; ['ipenV.I Per ■Jliifri&. 
 
 Stereoiiietrical , ^ilrreomet'- 
 
 reUal. adj. rtilfl'iniirild). 
 
 Stereometry, Rtenenarmctre. 
 >gr.) *. 10)i'rni.| bie &rirroiiietrie, ili^rper. 
 'iii'(5fiiii|1 , iliirperiiii filing. 
 
 Stere4»t«*liliirai, fclencnoin'ine 
 Ual. <gr.) adj. ilirertoiiiifd). 
 
 Stereutoiiiy, kicueoi'ioinc. t 
 
 STE 
 
 bie ©fereotomie , dir(trc()nitt«nie0fun(?, 
 Diird»fd)nitt6lc()re. 
 
 Stereotype, ster'rMtipe, (gr.) t. 
 
 (Ii)pogr.j i. bie ©wreotijpe. 2. bie ©tereo* 
 ti)pie, ^iintl ^iattenrd)rift ob. fejTe ©(^rift 
 JU ucrferrigen , niit ^Intteiir(t)rift , feilet 
 ©d)rift, |lel)eiiben Settern jii Crucfeii. 
 
 Primed on stereotype, in — , mit 
 ©tereori)pcn grbriicft. 
 
 Stereotype, ((iiid)Stereoty p'ic) 
 n't/, llereompiut) , ®rerepri)P . . • , init -^latJ 
 tenrd)rifi, feilcr ©d)rift ob. flcljciibcn Sctft-rn 
 gebriieft, }ii ©tcrertupen geljorig. - priming, 
 ba6 BriKfen nut ilei)eiiben Setttrn. 
 
 Stereotype, v. a. ilereotijpirni, 
 ^TSl("tenfd)rift , fcilc I)ni<frd)rift , fejle ©d)nf« 
 ten ocrfertigen, nut *}jliureiird)rift brurfcn. 
 
 Stereotyper, .sterreotlpur, *. bet 
 ©rereoti)penini-.d)er, (Jiner, ber ©tereorppeii 
 oerrVrtigt. 
 
 Stereotypog-raplier, stlneo- 
 tlpo;;giatnr. (gr.) j. Cir ©tcteoti)pogriip(j. 
 
 Stereotypog-rapliy , ste.ieo- 
 tlpoggralfe. <. bic ^tereotypograpljie, fiunil, 
 iiiir .stereonjpen jii briirfen. 
 
 Steril, Kter'rtl ( dat. sterilis) adj. I. 
 
 Sterile, \ unfruittbnr (o. ijel* 
 
 bern, S.iiimen, Ifjieren, •TOeindjen) ; [5)or.l 
 unfrnd)rbnr. 2. i niifriid)t6iir, feirfjt (Ropf 
 JO, friid)rlo«, leer. [SJel)ijn()r, Witjjiiljr. 
 
 A sieril year, ein iiiifrnd)tbrtre* O'l')?, 
 
 Sterility, stliilete, t. l. bie llii> 
 frud)tbarfeit. 2. i bie lliifrnd)t6iirfeit iciiie* 
 ©tojfefi), •Mrinntl) (be* 2luibrii(f«); Uiitriid)i. 
 bnrfeir, ©eid)t()ett. [friid)tbar nind)t'ii. 
 
 Sterilize, ster'r'lhe, i;. a. f uu< 
 
 Sterlet, ster'llt, «. I3d)tbi)i>(.] bet 
 ©tenet. 
 
 Sterling:, ster'llng, (iunl)rr(i)einlid;) 
 uon Eas t« rliug) t. t I. ©reeling, bai 
 (ad)re) eiiglird)e ®elb. 2. ber gefeyiuiiijige 
 englifite -''iJiiMjfiie, gefeljninijige OJeljiilt. 
 
 Sterling-, adj. I. mid) bein nc\ei}t 
 innBigcn eiigiifd)i'n -))?rnijfiiBe bere(t)iier. 2. i 
 <id)t, giiliig , beiva()rt, iviii^r. 
 
 A pound . sliill.iig. priiiiy sterling, ein 
 ipfunb, ©IjUliiig, -}5eniii) ©terling. -tost, 
 ber iirrpriiiigiid)e ^JSrei*, eiiifiiuffiprei*. 
 
 Steril, stem, (ongi-lf. styrn; fliirr) 
 adj. I. emrt lu. 58licfe:c. , eriiilljiift). 2. ± 
 emiKunbeiijeglid), unerrd)iitterlid)). 3. i^reiig, 
 l)nrt, griiufiun. 4. i a) griniuiig (o. 'Jliige 
 jc). b; trilbe, trniirig, briitfeiib, ungiii(f. 
 Ii(^ (U. ber 3iit). 
 
 Stern, (nngelf. steor n. em) *. i. 
 [«JWiir.] ber ob. bai ©it)iff*hiiirerrl)til , ber 
 ©ptegel , Stern. 2. i Cai ©teuer. To xit 
 at tlie - (oO, (jftjt to .-iit at the helm), iai 
 3?uDer fiiljren, nni ©teiier fi^en. 3. (uberl).) 
 ber $iiiti'rrl;eil einer ^a(l)t, bet ©d)iuiiiij. 
 2. And sit at cliiefest stern of public 
 weal. Shak. 
 
 Sternboard, ['))?or.] to make a-, 
 burc^ eine ©rrijmung k. oon Dcin iin Ir^tcn 
 (iJrtnge erreid)ren <l>iinfte loiebcr nbgetriebe 
 roerben. --chase, [i)K,ir.) bn6 ^interiluiJ 
 (eine Kanone (jinten nin ©d)ifTe). --fast, 
 I'THiir.] ein jpmrcrtaii. -fran.e, [''TOiir.l 
 bn* ©piegeifp.iiin. --most. adj. l)iiirertt, 
 giiiij jiil^lnriri'l. —-port, [■•War.) bie i^iiit 
 rerpforte, ^reiijpfi'rte. -post. [>5J?iir.) ber 
 ipinterilcueii. —-seats, --slieeis, ». pL 
 
91 '2 Fat**, far. falJ. fat. Mf. met Finp. fin. N6, move, ndr, got, 6il, cloi'id. TAbe, tub, full. iMn TIIU. 
 
 8TE 
 
 [9J?iir.] Me Spi^bnnfe (jinffii in finer €d)(iipf, 
 III eiiiem SSoore. --sheets, *. pi. [-iiinv.] 
 Zane, njpmit iai ©teiifr rcdtert luirD. -• 
 way, l^av.] Hi SeiniVii (3iinirfblci6en). 
 
 (iteruas°e, siern'idje. «■ 1 1><^^ ^pix- 
 ttrrti)eil, \. Stern. 
 
 Sterued, sternd, niij. (in 3>ifniii.- 
 nicnfetjiiii<ieiu l^»?ar.] eiue <iemii\e 9llrt onii 
 eplfflel I)aben6. [flrti'S , l)*irt. 
 
 Sternly, stlm'le, adv. l. eriill. '2. 
 
 Uternneits, «tern'iies. «. i. cer&rnfl, 
 frnjTe 58li(f. '2. bit (Strenge, ^iirte. 
 
 Stf^moii, Ktlr'iion, ^ (Int., flr.) *• 
 
 Sternum ) steiiium,^ ['ilnot.] iai 
 iBruilbfin. [». tmi iJItefen. 
 
 Sferiiutation, .stlmiita slnin, (I.) 
 
 sternutative, stcmu'tativ, ^ 
 
 Sternutatory, stlrnuiaiure.^ 
 
 tiilj. nttfeii uinrtjeiie, jum Oiict'en rcijc"t'» 
 
 Siiefe... [^Wd-repiiiuer. 
 
 Sternutatory, *. t<\& 9iiciViiiittel, 
 
 SterquilinOUS, sterkwillenus, 
 Ctat.) adj. r(l)imi(5ifl, getiifin. 
 
 StetlieSCOpe, siet/i'esknpe. (^r.) 
 «. tai etetljfffop, ein Saierf.jfiKi ^er 'Jli'rjte. 
 iim Sruflfrnnfl)eiten aus &em ©d)nBe jti et» 
 feiinen. 
 
 Steve, Steve, V. a. [Drrtl.] (InilfH. 
 
 Stevedore, «ie'vcdore, «. [Jicuj 
 5)Drf] Der (Stniicr, fflfitcrpiKfer. 
 
 Steven, sie'vn, (aiificlf. isiefniaii) «. 
 t ttr ©ct)rei , Pfirm , tia6 ffiefrfjrei. 
 
 Stew, stil. (fr. e'liiver; it. stufare) 
 r. •. Pnmpfcn , idjiiioreii (Iniigfrtni fndjen). 
 
 Stew, V. n. tniuvfeii, fdjiiioreii. 
 
 Stew, *. 1. bai flerchniorte ^teifcf). 
 A - of veal, of pigeons. flcfd)inortcf &nl6: 
 peifrf), flffc^tiiortp Xnubfii. 2. [f pb. jOenl.] 
 tie SSfnuirniiig. 3. t>n5 !8nM)<iii6; tie 93«iJi: 
 flube. 4. ((jeiiHi()iifirf) d6. itimier ini pi. -») 
 bo« ipiirenhnu«, 55orreri. 5. f tie 5?iire. 6. 
 + 6er 5Q3eif)fr, tJ'frtxt'f)')"''*'' 5irrt)meil)er. 
 
 Stew-pan, bit @d)iiiorprai<ne, (er 
 ®d)tnortopf. 
 
 Steward, stuurd. (nnqrlf. stiward) 
 *. ber 9?eMtmeiiler, Senuolter, G'ninfl)tiier; 
 (in grogfii i^nnrem k.) 6cr Jc>tiiifl)iHiiifi|li'r; 
 ('}Jfflr.] ber ^ofnieifler, ^roi'iiimmeiiliT, <ij.^r0i 
 I'inntau^tt^eiler, ^roiMnnti'friuiiIter ; 1323ftt= 
 renn.] bet aiiitTeher. 
 
 High steward, ein 93ennifpr in 2Be(l> 
 tiiinfler, ber irt, mai ber Lord Mayor in Per 
 City ifl. Tlie (Lord) — of the hotiKehold. 
 bi-r (fp^i(JIi(^e) Oberfiofinrifter. Lord higli 
 — , bet ®rii§()i'fineif}er i>pn G'nglimb. -'s 
 room, CiJKnr.] bie ?0?iinbinrrrttl;6frtninier, 
 Jiotrlerci. 
 
 Stev«'ard, v. a. + periuntten. 
 
 Stev«'ardly, sti'ri'irdie. adv. -f wit 
 ein SJenuniier ob. §Kiiii-l)i'finfiilir. 
 
 Stewarflsliip, mu urdship. *. bit 
 &ai"=f)in'ineii1erilirip, 3fcntmei|lerilfflc, ,Cbi'r< 
 fluffidjt, CS}ro#luifmci|1or|lrne . ©tide eineS 
 aSenvnltcr^. [feljer, O&ernufiVher. 
 
 Stewartry, «n'rurirc. ». ber 91iif: 
 
 Stcv^'isli, »(«ii»h. adj. fur ciii 5piircn! 
 tMii piiffenb. 
 
 Stibialf stib'beal. (int. stibiiiiiO ndj. 
 I. rpii-6fl(.ifl)rtlti<i. 1. niit Spieftgiiif l>ereirft. 
 - tartar. - emetic, ^rr 2irrrt>iui'iiirti'in. 
 
 Stilliatt'^d , siili'beaied. uilj. niit 
 ©piegijirtij grfitiiHiiigen. 
 
 STi 
 
 stibium, st'b'beum. (Int. SO.) «. bai 
 ©piepijlad, "jliitiinoniiiui, ber ©piegginiij. 
 Siticit, (.Ilk., (Qr. Ktichos) t. I. [-^oe\.] 
 
 bet 2Jer6 ; 25er6 ( in ber -ijibel i. 2. L2anbi 
 mirtl)|'(t). j erne ^niiinrcilie; [ 5torboin. J \o 
 uici 2onb ni6 jiund^en Diippeifiinljen liciit. 
 
 Sticiiomaiicy , siiiik6iirniaii»'e, 
 (gr. ) «. bte JKertiuaijrinijt'rei, 3"'i'l""^!)'^l>i= 
 gerci. 
 
 Sticltoinetry, stikkdm'nietre. (gr.) 
 s. bit »!lbtljeilung iind) Serfcn, v£firt)onictnei 
 ein 95erjfi(t)iii0 ber 23iid)ir eer liciiiijcn ^tajriff , 
 neb|1 ber 'JlninI)! SSirfe, bie jeber. )buA) entljOlt. 
 
 Sticli-wort, ktiisli'wuri.^ 1. l^Dt.J 
 
 Stitcii-wort, 5 ^"^ ^^'^' 
 
 ntide (gen. tjtellaria). 
 
 Stick, silk, (nngelf. sticca; ©tecfen) 
 *. I. ein fleiner nbgeijiUiciier 3n"'iG i'i"v ei= 
 neni !5niiine vb. ©rrniid)e, ber ©tocf, ©te= 
 cfen. Small I ticks, bie Ofcti'er, biis 9(ei6: 
 l;olj. 2. ber ©rnb (im ful) biirnni ju fiiiijeni, 
 ber ©tD(f; (uni bnniit in rd)lngen zc. ; ber 
 ©t4.i(f, ©tecfen. 3. (bef. in »7ii>r0iitn. gebr. > 
 Die ©tnnge (ipoij, jiim '-biuicn ob. ijcuenu; 
 bn6 ©nicf, ©(t)cit. 4. ber ©tocf (ber ©t(iii; 
 gel). 5. bieiiru(fe. 6. cm iniigiidjeeDing ob. 
 SCerfjeug; j. 35. A packer's -, ber ^nrf|Ui(f ; 
 Round —, Dn £liieue, ber ^JiOnrC'i'locf ; Com- 
 posing -, [Ipppgr.J ber iijinfeiljafen ; - of 
 a boat-hook, bie ©innge nil eineni :ii3i<u(6l;a; 
 fen; - of wax, tie ©tniige ©iegelUuf. 7. pi. 
 ber finieii'irferiluljl. 8. ber ©tid) (©lop nut 
 eineni fpi^igen 3"ll''"""^'"f^' 
 
 A small stick, biif ©to(fct)cn, ©locfleiii. 
 -of rosemary, ber 3iosniiirin|"ll)(f. Tlie devil 
 upon two -», ber ieniVI iiuf jiuei JSrii(feii, 
 >er Ijinfenbe ienfel- A - of eels, cm il>ier: 
 relljiinbert 91aJe (lO sticks = l bind;. 
 
 Slick-ferrule, bie ©rorfiiuiiige. -- 
 lac. ber ©rc(fin(f, 5?rlilrt(f. 
 
 Stick, (niige.)'. stican- stician; |te(t)en) 
 prael. n. pp. stuck, v. a. I. -j- init ©ttiteil, 
 ©itxfen uerfeljen. 2. |li(t)en (init einein Ci'U 
 cf)e ic); (bnljer) fled)eii, nb|'led)eit, nDtt)uii, 
 nieijein, i'(J)iiid)ren (©djiucine jc). 3. (letfeii 
 (Oil. upon, nil, iiuf), t^efren, befeiligeii; iiii; 
 l)efren, onfleben (3ettel jo; mupifMen; e.iu 
 llecfeii (einpniTen); (into. bDl;rcn, (li^eeii (iii). 
 4. initenvae ©piijigeni (3<il)neH/ >?(if d>en Jc. ■ 
 bei'e^en; (wiih) biflerfen (luit). 
 
 To stick a nail to the wall, einen 9ingei 
 in bie 2i5nnb ilecfen. The points oi speais 
 are stuck williin the shield, (iie ^niiji'ii 
 ipi^en ilecfen in bein ©d)ilbe. He » i u c k ili. 
 
 dagger into his breast, er |1li'i} 11)111 bei. 
 
 DiMd) in bie 93ru|l. To - the p.ns, ii)i\iOei 
 ninct).] bie 3?nbeln niif ^^Japier ihrfen. To - 
 wiih lard, fpicfeil. To — a piece of roast- 
 beef with rosemary, nut tin iStilrf gi'trriti' 
 ne* Jfinbfletrd) JJofninrin flrrfen. To - on. 
 nnilecfen, an()eften, niiffleben, nnfiiben. To - 
 on with paste or glue, nut ^«nppe i<b. Seiiii 
 nnfleben; 
 
 Stick, D.n. I. flrifen uni ©d)I>ininie!c. i. 
 2. i anileljen , 31n)lnnb nel;meii , iiecenfen 
 trngen. 3. iletfeii bleiben (p. ^JjiVilcn lo. 4. 
 i (nicftt fort fominen, nid)r iveirer fiMiimeni 
 (lerfen bleiben , ilrrfen. 5. (to. luu fid) <in= 
 l)(ingen, fleben, nnfleben, tian.iiii i-P. fiei'rii 
 bleiben. 6. i l)nni]en Db. tlibiii I'leiben ipon 
 einrm ©d)rtnbflerf if.). 7. Iiiiiien, hniigen,| 
 iiinl)nnfleii. 8. i (to; ({f i;eni, eim-r ©nflje.i| 
 
 STI 
 
 ' nnfjangen , an (?ti»n# hnngen. 
 
 I This meat sticks to pt. in my stomach, 
 biefee 5leiid) itetft, liegi inir ini 'JKngen. 
 
 I There is a friend that sticketh closer 
 than a brother. || ein JreiinP |1i'l;et feiler bej, 
 benn ein 'J^ruber. We - in the same mire, 
 luir finb in Perfclben ^ntfdje, befinben un« 
 in benVlben 95crlegeiil)eit. If it -s there, 
 njetiii ee ba iietft, ivenn bn* bie ©d)micrigfeit 
 
 ill. And amen stuck in my throat, U. UliC 
 blii b 'Jlinen in ber itehir ilecfen. Shar. This 
 is tlie diftici'liy which — s witii the most 
 reasonable of those who etc.. bie6 1)1 bit 
 ©djiuierigfeit, die Siueifel, S8pbeiiflid)feifen 
 bei bfti SBerniinfrigilen i.>on benen erregr, Die 2C. 
 Swift. To - at. nnilel)en, 'Jliiflnnb nel)nien, 
 55ebeiifen trngen, flotfen bei... He -a nt 
 no principles of honor, er oerloiignet atiei 
 ^•lirgefiil)!. What do you stick at? u'ornil 
 ilogeii ©If fid)? i«ni' l)nlt ©ic jiiriicf ? He ^» 
 at nothing tor lucre's sake, er niild)f \i(fy 
 nii^ ^\A)!i ein CSeiuifJen, lupbei ©tiune }ii 
 geiuinncn i(l. My faltering ton»iie -» at 
 the sound, ineiiie jlnninieinbe 3nnge (lorft 
 bei beni lone. He -s at no ditticnliy, feilK 
 ©d)iuierigfeit I'frning il;n jiiriirt,(iil)iilten. He . 
 — sal the commissinn ot no crime, er trngt 
 fein SSebiiifen, iriienb ein 95erbred)en jii bei 
 gehfii. [fd)cn i^ojfniing ii. 5iiid)( fd)iu l-eii. 
 
 To stick between hope and fear. )ivi> 
 
 To s t i c k b y, I. e£ l)nlfen nut . . , (Einein 
 nn()nngen. 2. (S-inem bleil'en, nnfleben; <*i» 
 nein liegcn bleiben (ivie 2i3nnren). 3. Eiiiem 
 iiiflig luerben. 
 
 I fear i his commodity will stick by me, 
 \<i) fiirdite, biiy id) biei'e 'iUnnreii nid)t nt>» 
 fe^e. His losses stick by iiim slili , feilie 
 2Jerliiife gcl)eti il)in nod) iind). 
 
 To stick out, 1. l)erin'r|ltl)en , f)erppr» 
 rngen. 2. + t ») inuBig fein. i>) fid) einer 
 ©iidie enrjteljpii , fid) iiid)t bnvein ini|d)eit 
 ipoden. fid' lufigerii, bnoon bleiben. 
 
 To stick to. J. fell i\ed(». 2. i a) (Qit 
 neni, einer ©nd)C) nnl)nngen, l)iingen nn..; 
 fid) Ijniien nn . . . b) (S-inen befd)iueren, fd)nier» 
 ieii. d-inein luei) [|)iin. 
 
 That sticks to my heart, bid liegt niiv 
 mil 5?erifn. To - an opinion, einer 'Miei* 
 niing nnhnngen. 
 
 To slick together. 1. nn einnnber 
 luingen. 2. f To stick close together, 
 I'ligf I'erbnnren fein. |l)nlten nn... 
 
 To slick u p o n. fid) flpfien; bringen niif.., 
 
 Wlierehy tiiey stick upon the memory, 
 lupbiird) lie lid) beni (5)ebnd)tnifie einprtiflen. 
 
 Stickiness, slik'kenes. ». bit Rltt 
 prigfpit, 3iibl)eit. (©ted)en ; ©tpcfen. 
 
 Sticking, stik'klng, 4. ba6 ©lecfen; 
 
 S t i c k i n g - p I a i s t e r . bai x>eifpfln jler ; 
 Lady's black -, bai engiifd)e 'jpfinjler. -- 
 place, bie ©telle, nip bie ^irbrl nu einein 
 ©niten < Onilrninenie frftgePrebtiuerben ; (ba* 
 l)er i) But xciew your courage to the — , 
 liber mcid^e beiiien 'iJJfiirl) gel;prig itH, feil 
 iieiing. Sh*k. 
 
 Stickle, stik'kl, (V. stick) B. n. 1. 
 (&ine*)-}>nrrei nehnien Pb.l>nltrn,fii1)}ii (Siiieni 
 rd>liigen; (for) ilreiten (liiri. 2. iiiii iiJprtrn) 
 (for) flreiien ( f nr ) , ( Oru'i"* i poriVditeii. 3. 
 (in) eifrig. bil^ig in C-rivn? fein, t6 beireibe«. 
 4. ei nut t>el^en Iheilrii hnlte ii , nut beiben 
 ■Jld)reln trngen; ibeiwixofi^iviiiifeiKin'tidjeii.'. 
 
Fkiti. far. fall. fat. Mh. met. Flnp. fin. >'i. move. n6r. got. 6?!. dtM. Tdbe. tub. ftill. t^in. THIs. 
 
 013 
 
 STi 
 
 He has (tickled very niiicli in tliat 
 bimineiK. cr l)nt fid) i" fiff« ©n(bf ul)r eif< 
 rig beu'iii'fii. [entfdjoiPfM. 
 
 Sticlile, V. a. t «i'S @d)ie&eri(t)irr) 
 
 Stickle, «• t ^rr ©tnrf)el. 
 
 Iitirkl«'back, stU'klbak, (ntut 
 Stickle-bag) *. (Ortjrljnpl.l fcrr ©titftiiiig. 
 
 Spined « I i c k I e - b a c k . brr firine @re.- 
 ftt{!)ling. Three spined -, bn gfiiieiiir ©tid)' 
 ling. Fifteen spined -, eer flroge ©efflicJ)' 
 ling, ©feifrtd)flf>pr<. 
 
 Stickler, KilkVlnr. ». l.bn ^nrtfi- 
 ntljniet, ^I'llf^fi-rftier, (bei Dueffrn) ^er ®f; 
 fiinbnnt. 2. 6er G-iferfr, @trf ittr, Bfrffrf)ter ; 
 (for) brr ^rnnpe (fur), SBfrffdjter (finer €n» 
 «ftf). 3 rfifm. fin Unterforilrr, err im fonr 
 fliitfefn ^nrfe I'on (Flrtren^pn bat ipDlj fur 
 in ^riotfi I'DU ©^erofe fnden ningte. 
 
 Sfickler-like, fifrig, (jeftig. 
 
 Stickling-, «i7k'ki;ng. ,. l. ba^^^nr^ 
 teihnlifM. ^. tie eitrige ©ttreifeung (eiuer 
 ©nrtjp), 93frffd)tupg. 
 
 Sticky, silk ke, adj. ffebrig, )%. 
 
 Stitldy, sfid <i*. «. [t 06. DtrH.J 1. 
 btr ?lm6og. 2. bie ©c^niiebe. 
 
 Stiff, t'lft, (nngetf stif) adj. I. (with, 
 I'oii) fteif (I), ©ttingeln, eein teig :t.>; (boljer) 
 (leif, ftnrt (with, uor ^alre k. ); (Inrr (i*. 
 gWetoHeu ic. ). 2. 1 a) (Jeif, geiiuungen d'. 
 ©ti)(, bem Sene^mfU k.). b) (Ireng. O (Irif, 
 l)e(rig, flnrf, onljflirrnfi. d) flcif, ijnrrnnrfig, 
 tignifinnlg. 
 
 Stiff with glim, flummitftt. My lrg» 
 are -, icf) l)(lbe firifp ^rine. To make -, 
 fleif, finrr mncften. To grow -, i. (leif ivir^ 
 ^^n, erftnrren. 2. i endiliiffi-n <i>. (iJeifte). 
 To be Ob. to utaiid - in eic. , fleif l)iiUfU 
 nut Ob. fiber K . fteif ii. feft onf jc. I^iilteu, 
 brf^iirren. — to defrnd a bnd caiixe . eiiie 
 fibliuitue®nd)pf)nrtiificfig i>crrhritigcnb. Thii. 
 Ii - new«, bn# ill eiue >Jin(f)rirf)t , niif bie 
 nion firf) (leifen fftnii. Shak. K - ihip or 
 »e»»el, (gWnr.] eiu f»eifr«, fegelffeife^ ©rf)iff. 
 A - gale or breeze, [^nr.J eiu ilcifcr 2i}iub, 
 cine fleife ituljle. 
 
 St iff -hearted. f)(irtu(i(fig, ^nl^flnrrig. 
 — necked, 1. I)nrtu(i(f ig , l)iil^|liurig (oon 
 y}ieu}d)tn). 2. 1 hnlfflnrrig (o. ©tolj lo. 
 
 Stiffen, stit'fn, V. a. fteif nincben, 
 Orifdi (Xu<^, ben liig u.), auffleifen ; flnrr 
 iniKficn. 
 
 To grow stiffened, erffnrren (o. ben 
 9Iugeii). He stiffened Iiik neck, || eriunrb 
 ^al^flnrrtg. Stiffening grief, $ flarreni 
 bet iRiiuinifr. 
 
 Stiffen, r.n. I. f!rif roerben, erflnrren. 
 2. hflri n)er^eu, erfjnrfen. 3. t l^nrtnnrfig 
 lvet^en; (with) firf; nbl)<irten (gegen). 
 3. Some iioiiU. we see. 
 
 Grow hard and stiffen with adver- 
 sity. Dryden. 
 
 My stiff'ning hair, niriu fliirrrnbed 
 $iinr. [in eine i^<1I6l>iM^e. 
 
 Stiffener, siif'fnnr. (. bie (JiuLige 
 
 Stiffeninfc, siiffnlng, «. ber ©toff 
 jiiiu erriffn, bir ©tcife. 
 
 Stiffly, si'n le, adv. 1. fleif; flflrr. 
 2. 1 l)iirrnorfrg. 3. frft (ftiirf). 
 
 To iiiainiain stiftly. fteif ii. frfl 6e> 
 ^ I'ptrii. Tu be - bent un (or ti<) a thing, 
 t)iirriiii(fii] (itif ffriuiif frrljiirrrn. 
 
 Stiffn«>NN, mWI'i'Cs. t. I. bit- ©rrif- 
 
 Engl. . JtHtteh. tVorterbtich. I- 
 
 STI 
 
 Ijeit, ©teife, ©teifigreit; ©tnrr^rit. 2. l a) 
 bit ©reife, ©rrifiieit ibes ©ri)!*, ber >pnl» 
 tiiug ic), ©finjuugenljeit. b) bie ipiirtnnrfig: 
 frit, c) bir $nrre, ©trenge. 
 
 Tlie stiffness of iron to melt, bie 
 iStrpiigflfiriioffit be6 ©iffitS. 
 
 Stirie, sii'fl, (fr. e'touflTer; Int. stipo; 
 stiff, stop) t>. a. I. (With) erititfeii (buret)!. 
 2. i a) erilicfen , nu^iiJiV^en. b> erilitftn, 
 biiinpfen, uurerrrfirfeii, ntd)t jnni 9lu6t>ru(t)c 
 foniiueu Inffen. 
 
 To sii fie the breath, to — respiration, 
 ben ^}ltl)rin beuet^uien. To be stifled wiili 
 .., crilicfeu oor ... To - one with kisse». 
 (S-iuen burd> Sil(T< erbri'irfcn. Stifled with 
 kisses, I'oti Atiffeii erilitft. To -^ a report, 
 ein Qittud)t erflitfeit. To - a civil war in it-, 
 birili, einrii iii'irgerfrieg in brr OJfbiirt er^ 
 llicfeil. To — gi'ief, reseniweut, ben Kllin< 
 liter , llmoitleii iiiitrrbnlrfcn. 
 
 Stifle, *. CJjf.Tbetiriiifif.] 1. -. ob. -- 
 joillt, bie Jiiiii'f<t)ribe ant ©pruiiggrlenre 
 iti >J5rfrbef. 2. eiiit ^rnnfljeii i:i brr JSiite: 
 {dftibe Prf^iVrfre pb. eine« nnbereit Ii)irrc6. 
 
 Sti((flia, stig'm*. (gr. ^.) t. t. K\t 
 95rniiMiiiil)l. Mr SJranbninrfe. 2. i tue JJriiiib' 
 mnhi (brr ©djniibflfrf). 3. [5)iir.J bie 9iiirbe. 
 4. (!)i<Uiirg ] pi. Stigmata, Cie Sufiivnr: 
 jen, Cuftltd)rr. (gen ©rtjiinpfe fiir ic. 
 
 In peipclnal stigma of eit. . JUUI eivi- 
 
 Sttiiriliatic, kiigiiiai'iik. V ,. 
 
 Sligiiiatical, Miginai tikai. y 
 I. gibr.iiiPnialjlt, gebriiiibinnrfr. 2. i aj ge: 
 brnnbtiinrft ibrr(t)iiitp|t). b) briiiibiunrfriiC'. 
 
 Stig-inatic, j. f l. ber Oirbrniii': 
 luiirfte. 2. (S-iner, brr oon ber 9innir ge: 
 ieutiier ivrrbrn ifl, em lliigefliiireter. 
 
 StigniHtically, stigmai'iekalle 
 adv. gifrilllbllliirfv. 
 
 Stig-uintize, stig'matlxe , r. a. I. 
 brniibnirti)leii, brniibiunrfru, iliginnrifiren. 2. 
 1 brniiMnnrfeii; ocr)d)n)nrjeu. 
 
 Stilar, siiliir, adj. jii betu 3rigrr 
 eitiir ©i>iiiieiii.l)r flel)ortg. [ber ©lilbii. 
 
 Stilbite, siji'ilie, (gr.)s [0)finernlg.l 
 
 Stilbite-spar, ber ©tilbiti'P'Ul;. 
 
 Stile, side, (f. Style; t. I. ber ©on 
 neiiieiger, 3eiger eiiier ©oiiiieiuil;r. 2. pi. 
 -». Oiuiinerl.J bie ©rniiber. 
 
 Stile, (nngelf. stigcl) t. bie ©trige 
 (em iitti Ob. ^fii^le, nnf beiicn uinn iiber 
 einrit 3'iun ileigr). 
 
 Stiletto, siillet't&, (it. m.) «. I. bn6 
 ©turn, 6fr ticiiie Dold). 2. riiie 'Jlrt 'Jll;le. 
 
 Siiletto-benrd. bcr ©piljbiirt. 
 
 Still, kiill, uingcli'. siillan; ihU, flideu) 
 V. a. 1. ilifleii (flid lUiiitm, bie sycmrgung 
 l)ciuMirn). 2. 1 l'friil;igrn. 3. riilUii , jnm 
 ©Aweigeii briiigrn. 4. i ilideii ki(i\ (Mnim lo. 
 
 S I i 1 1 i n g of llie humors, Die i&eruliigiillii 
 brr ©iifte. I shall - your din, { ict) luerDr 
 bir bflf -OTniil rippffti. 
 
 '■ Still, «dj. I. flid, riiljig, a) (oljue 35e> 
 lurgiiiig, oljiie l^ri'tige ibeiurgiiiig). b) (Di;iie 
 OH-rnmVft, ol.mr I'ieir* &erau\ct)>. 2. t t>e: 
 (liinbig, nu()iiirrnb , bnnrrnb. 
 I To sic, to lie, lo stand still, ftid fi(;en, 
 liegen, fleljen. - music, flide (fnnfte) OWii: 
 ftf. Hold -! i'd)i»fiilt! 
 
 Prov. Still waters have deep bottoms, 
 or the — soiV sucks up all the draught, 
 nid.- ^afiir iliib rb. gninfrn ritr 
 
 STI 
 
 still, ade. 1. (leM, iminer. 2. nr^ft, 
 norf) iininrr, iminer nod), je^t md). 3. (audi 
 (Ifljt ei bei XDiJrtern, bie eine erf)6f)ung bc» 
 OrnfeS nnjeigni) nod), iinmer. 
 
 Still and auon, beftnnbig. —an end, 
 bffliiiibig. Shak. [befftn. 
 
 Still, coiij. iod) , bennotf) , jebod), iu« 
 
 Still, t. ? tie ©tide (ber Uincbt ic). 
 
 In a still, in ber ©tide. 
 
 Still-born, 1. tobtgrboren. 2. i tobt 
 jur ^elt grfoiumen (o. (5>rbid)tfn tc); er» 
 ftorbcn (o. lonen). --life, ['OToIerei] bfl« 
 ©ridleben. — -room, bnfi S>{iil)ejiniincr. - 
 stand, t ber ©»ldilnnb (bie Jliil^e). 
 
 Still, (I. siiilo) *. 1. ber ©rennfofben, 
 Deilidirfolben, iai Scflidirgefne , Dei1idir> 
 gin5, bie ©Infe, Dr|lidirgernri;fd)'ifr. 2. - 
 Ob. — house, bie iSreniicrei, i>ai SSreinu 
 
 Still-bottom, ber ©0$, bie ^efen. 
 --burn, V. a. beitn Drflidireu uerbrenneii. 
 --head, brr Dc|1idirfolben. 
 
 Still, B a. beilidiren , nbjie^en, breu« 
 neii. Stilled water, gebrnuiite« SBnfTef. 
 
 Still, V. n. -^ tropfen, triipfein, f}crnb« 
 tropfi'ln. 
 
 StillatitiotlS, stlllatish'us, adj. 
 I. tropfelnb, tropfenb, IjernbtrSpfelnb. 2. nbs 
 gejogen , beflillirt. 
 
 Slillatory, st'nature, : f I- ber 
 iBreiiiifiMben, Me asioft. 2. bie Srennerei, 
 bnf Siil'ornroriiini. [berii^igt. 
 
 Stiller, stilliir, M. (Jiner, ber flidt, 
 
 Stillicide, stirieside, (int.) «. tbn« 
 Irijpfi'iii, IrniirVin, bcr Iropfenfnff. 
 
 Stilliciiliuus, siilljsidje'us, adj. 
 in ircptcii fiideub, tropfenb, trnafcliib. 
 
 Stillin;;-, Milling, «. l. bn£ i\b\\ti 
 l)rn, bie Dd'tidntion. 2. iai Snger, Jteder* 
 mger, ioniieiigrflid. 
 
 Stillness, still'net, «. 1. bie ©tide 
 .il{iil)e). 2. i bne Sd)iueigen (ber Ceibeui 
 li^nftrn Jo. 3. bie ©d)ipeigfeligfeir, S8er« 
 rt)loffriil)rit. Shak. 
 
 Stilly, stil'li, adv. 1. flid (oljne oie» 
 Ire (iJrrrtind)), Irifc, bunipf. 2. |lid, ru.ljia. 
 
 Stilpuusiilerite, stilpnuvid'der- 
 Ite, (gr.i *. [OKiiteriiig.] ber ©tilpiiojlberit. 
 
 Stilt, siilt. (©teljei l}od. stelt; biin. 
 stylierM. l.bie Sttijc (jIliU OJrIjeil). 2.pt.-», 
 [3ininierl.J bie ^pi'oilcii, S)rutfeiipfhl)le. 
 
 To go, to walk upon stilts, nnf ©tel> 
 jen grl)rn. 
 
 Stilt, V. a. I. biir(ft ©tefjen tx\)h\)tn, 
 W»i)tx mnrt)rn. 2. i turc^ uiinntiirlictic 'Mt* 
 trl , fiimllid) Ijpbcii, crl)cben. 
 
 Stimulant, siiiu'mulant, (Int. sti- 
 iniiiaiis) aiij. reijriib , (liinulirenb. 
 
 Stimulant, «. l>)}ieo.] t^ai 9{ei)< 
 mittel, reijpiit>e '•Bi'iftrl. 
 
 Stimulate, stim'muliiie, ((.) v. a. 
 I. [-Wrb.] reijtn, iliiniilireii. 2. fporiien, nni 
 rppriifii , rreibfu, nnrrriben, nnreiien. 
 
 Stimulation, siimmijlA'si'uii. « 
 I. brts ©poriirn, 9{rijrn, 'Jliirreiben, tit 0{ei> 
 jiiug, ©riniiiinripu. 2. brr 3?eij. 
 
 Stimulative, stiinniulai'v, adl. 
 iporiiciiP, rrijeiiB, nnrreibrub, (limiilireiib. 
 
 Stimulative, s.t><\S, ivnf nurpornr, 
 rciu, niiirrUT niirrgt, bie 9(ei.iuiig. 
 
 Stimulator, siini'miililiur . 4. Q'i: 
 nrr, orr nnrporiit, rrijf , nnrrribt. 
 
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914 Vhif, dir, fall. fat. Me. iiini. linp, fin. No. move, n6r. got. oil. clOiid. Tnbp, tnh. frtll. i//m 'I Ml«. 
 
 :ST1 
 
 stimulus, stini'niulus, ((. ISi.) t. 
 I. I'^JifD.J i(\6 ^{eijinitrfl. 2. i Jie 2liirei= 
 jiiiifl, (to; tier aiiitrieb (jii). 
 
 Sting", sting, (angcff. stingan, styn- 
 
 gan; fledjeil) praet. u. pp. stung, * staiig. 
 
 V. a. 1. fled)eii (i>. 55ie!ieii ic.) , (Indjclii. 2. 
 
 1 a) iei^tn, iV^iiierjeit. l>; venuiiiiOen. 
 
 2. b) Slander stings tlic brave. Pope 
 
 That stung me to the heart, biti grit) 
 niir eiiieii ©tid) in^ $erj , biei giiig 'nir 
 6iircf) tini $frj. T«, - to the qukk, tiff 
 fct)merjen. To - into rage, jiir 2Dut() rci= 
 )ei1. Stung with remorse, vm\ &inm{\<u6- 
 fcilfeii flepciiiigt. 
 
 Sting-, <■ I. ber Stn&itl (bcv SBlenen 
 ic). 2. 1 bet Ixieb , 6ie SBfflicrbe. 3. Dcr 
 ©rid) (e'iner SBieiie ic). 4. f a) Ber ©rid), 
 9516. I') bie ©d)atfe, ©pi0e (ciiied ©tiiufle; 
 
 t\A)tti JO. 
 
 The sting of death, || ber ©tnd)e( bef 
 2ube5. Tlie — of conscience, ia6 llngetl^^ 
 @ei»if|cll, QJi'luiffentbiffe. A jest that carries 
 a - in the tail, ciii 6ei6ciiber ©d)!^}. 
 
 Sting- bill, [3d)tl)i)oi.J ber ©d)mert- 
 
 (ti"<)t>, b(i5 $eteriunmid)eii. --ray, Der ©tiu 
 
 d)eirrd)e. lf^id)t, i>crle0r, uenuiincet. 
 
 Sting-er, sting'ur, s. Qtwui , b>u- 
 
 Stingily, stin'jele, adv. geijig , fil: 
 
 jig; fiivgl;d). [bie ^uriiljiit, 5'liigfc't 
 
 Stingine.<i8, .stln'jcnes, s. ber ®eij. 
 
 Stingingiy, stinjtngle, adv. |le 
 
 d)tiiB , rd)iiuTjI)nft. [o[)iic Sfnd)ei 
 
 StingieSS, sting'lls, adj. fliK^t'llLH-, 
 
 Sting°0, sting'go, (U. sting) t. bi16 
 
 fllte Sier , fliirtc aSier. 
 
 Stingy, stin'je, (uerivniibt nii( beni 
 niteil cliiiiehy, fr. chiche; lu. ystang; adj. 
 flfijig, flijig, ?arg , fnicfcrig. 
 
 Stiiik, suiigk, (niigcir. stincan) ti. n. 
 (liiifen; (of; Oi'ifen, riedjeii (\\c\<it>. 
 
 His breath stinks, er I}iit tinen ftiib 
 fenbeii Sitljem. A stinking fellow, I. ber 
 ©tiufcr. 2. i ber gemeiiie ^erl. He -s for 
 pride, er fliiift uor ©tofj. 
 
 Sttitii, «. ber ©titiif , (Seflniif. 
 Stink-horn, ber ©tiiifrc^iuniDiii, ^xn-. 
 fcnbe (Jiiftfc^iuamm Db. i?irfd)rcftiuaiiiiii. -- 
 pot, 1. eiiie (linfenbe Siirnnmieni'eljiing. 2. 
 [^TOnr. 5irtin.j ber ©tiiiftopf. --stone. 
 [^Xiiiierala.] ber ©tinfileiii, ©nuflein, ©tiuf = 
 fa(f. 
 
 Stinkard, stmgk'urd, «. I. riii (lin> 
 ferigcr, gemeiiier iJcrl, ber ©tiiiifer. 2. biie 
 gniilrljicr. 
 
 Stinker, st'ngk'ur, t. I. etiuA^©tiii: 
 feiioeS, ^np ©tiiifeiiDe. 2. ber ©tinftppf. 
 
 Stiuiiing, stingk iiig. adj. 1. (liii: 
 fenb. 2. 1 o I'rtjUiiiyig, gemciii, eleiiB, iue= 
 bertrnd)tig. 
 
 Stiltkingly, stingkingle, adv. 1. 
 ftiiifeiib. 2. 1 o i"d)imu^ig, niebertriidjrig , 
 (jeiiteiti. 
 
 Stint, st^it, (nngi'lf. stintan; ifl. 
 •tuiita) V. a. I. eiiird)ranfcii ; I'rrfiiriru ; 
 ^eiiniieii; ntngigrii; regclii. 2. o [3torDntii.i 
 einem eine gciuiffe airteit niifregen, nnd) 
 bcreu iBorUnbiiiig bie ^crfoii, meidje fte w[\: 
 bViid)t l)iit, eiiie %(\t laiig frci ifl. 
 
 Stint yourself in necessaries, fd)rnilft 
 
 fiid) oiif bit lioti)meiibigfleii SBeSiirfiiine ciii. 
 
 Stint, v. n. nfrioijeii, aufl;oreu , i1i(l 
 
 I'll Din, rtiil)(ilteil. Shak. 
 
 STl 
 
 stint, s. 1. tie ©iiifdjrniifuMg. 2. b(i5 
 i)!)?a6 (i\t niigeiuieKiie fiuaiirirar;. 
 
 Our stint of woe is coiiiinoii, illlfet 
 'Wag Don -IBelj itl 11116 gleict) jiigemeiTeii. 
 A decent funeral and black liabits are the 
 usual -» of common husbands, geiuiinil- 
 lid)e -:3}?aiiiier Liffcii a 6ei eiucm niiftaiifi. 
 geii 25e,iriUiiii(Je iiiiD fd)iuiirieii itieiberu be-- 
 lueiibeti. 
 
 Stint, *. [Driiit^.] bie 'TOecrlerdje. 
 
 Stint»»C«, Ktjnl'anse, s. [f oBcv 
 Ocrti.) bie (S-iiifd)roiifiing, Siiriictljnlniiig. 
 
 Stinter, stintur, «. Die ■ipirfoii obcr 
 earf)e, bie tiiifd)riiiift. [ber ©ti-iuif. 
 
 Stip«, siipe, ilat. stipes; *. (-15ot.i 
 
 Stipei, siip'ti, (f. St ipula; «. [ibut.j 
 iai -}i{ux\)U\ti , ber :i3larraii|ii9. 
 
 Stipend, sti'pend, Uiit.) «. bie 33c = 
 jVlbiuig, ber cyci)alr, ©ciO, 2ol;ii. 
 
 Stipend, v. a. beiVloeii, riiiiirireii. 
 
 StipendiHry, stipen deajc, slipen'- 
 ,care, adj. tufol:et, fiiiiirirr, im ©oiee |1cl)eiiD. 
 
 Stipendiary, t. Ber e6lbiiiig, 
 £i)lbiii'r. [adj. lajot.J gi|tiriiiifi, gtjTieli. 
 
 Stipitttte, siip'petate, u'. Stipe 
 
 Stipple, siip'pl, 0. a. tfipfela, in 
 gepiiiifnr >Jirt rb. 'Wfaiuer (ledjeii. 
 
 Stiptic, stip'tiU, \. Stypt 
 
 Stipula, siip'pula, / , 
 ■^ "^ (Int.; 
 
 STl 
 
 stipule, stip'pule, ) 
 bas Qlira-oiiUt, ber ^iiufaitfn^. 
 
 Stipula.ceou8, stlppul^shus, i 
 Stipui»r, siip-piilar, ) 
 
 >idj. |5bo[.j afterbiatrerig , tiiif ilfterblattcrii 
 ii)i)d)iViiD, ilfnrBlatt... 
 
 Stipulate, stip'puiile, (I. stipulor^ 
 0. n. iiBei-iiiifoiiimeii, eia» luerbeii, fid) uev; 
 glcidjeii, Bie '2ibreDe rroffcii, niigeloDea, |ltpih 
 area, |crtrf$eit, beilimmen. 
 
 Stipulate, v. a. beBiiigeit, awibt-- 
 fiiigca, I'lfliaiiaea, feilfe^eii, i>eriibreben. 
 
 Stipulate, adj. [iQin.] afterbi.ute: 
 rig, taa 'Jlfa-rt'liirtera uenVljeii 
 
 Stipulation, stipiila'shun, «. 1. 
 bie 'ilbrebe, Ucberemfiuift, •^crabreDiiag, 'Hi- 
 tiagiiug, ^eilfeyuag, ©(ipiilatioa, ^Inufcl, 
 BaC' 'Jliigeiiibiii^; cer iBergleid), 2}i'rtrag. 2. 
 [Sbor.j Bit £nge u. ®e|lau ber 'Jlfterblntter. 
 
 Stipulator, stip'uliiiur, t. &iaer, 
 ber ilipiilirt, eiaeii S3erglei(t> ft^lie^t, ber 
 ^cariiii;eiit. 
 
 Stipule, slip'ule, f. Stipula. 
 
 Slir, slur, cniigclf stirian, styrian ; 
 llori'iu B. 1. 1. ftijrea (bii^ '$mex 2c.;, uiii; 
 llcd)ea, unird)iiiifela (Jtorii ic.;, «iiuul)reii. 
 2. beiucgoM, regeii, riil;reii iBie ipaiib to; ia 
 ijeiuegaiig brnigea, lUifregeii. 3. t a; a\\\ 
 riiljreii, in 'Jlartgiiiig Briagea , nufiDerfiii 
 (eine g-rngc 2C.;; erregea, la liiiiag Briiigeii. 
 b> rcijeii, i)ei;ea , iuifl)f^eii; cJJJeatercl k.; 
 nufiifiea; (10; iiafeuera (ju;. 
 
 Stirring-slick, [ ©eif eiifieb. K.J ber 
 3Jiii;r(loct, 3(iil}v|1ecfeii. 
 
 To stir about, umriil)reit. 
 
 To stir up, 1. iiiari'iijrta, (iiifri'iljreti. 2. 
 t a) erregea, niifregeii, rcijen; tijiirig oBer 
 luirtfaiu ai(id)eii. b; aiii;ei;ea, narcijeii, iuii= 
 luiegela; (iiifciicrii; (to> reijen (jio, nnrt= 
 gen (jai. 
 
 To stir up a mutiny, «IKeiitcrei (!iftea. 
 To - the mind, ben ^Seifl nnfregen. 
 
 Stir, V. n. 1. fic^ teflrii, ftt^rufireni 
 
 firf) (n'lvegea. 2. 1 a) ini lliarrtaf, anfer ben 
 Seiitea feia, iai (J)aiige fein. b) (mit luerDea, 
 uerirtiirea, juai iSornteia fumiaen c; (nact) 
 nut about) \u% -5)fal;e gebea , tijntig feia. d) 
 i (mi Beai 'Bette; iiiifitel^ea. Shak. 
 
 He is always, continually stirring, et 
 ill iiaiaer ia SBeiuegiing. There Is no wind 
 stirring, e^ regt fii-^ feia eiiftd)ea. To - 
 from home, to - abroad, lUliJgeljea. There 
 is no money stirring, no money — s a- 
 bout, if, ill feta (S)cii) iia llniluuf, <i i|1 fein 
 ®clb uiirer ben eeiiren. There is no news 
 stirring, ti, giBt, niiiii Ijijrc nid)t5 greiiEg. 
 .She is stirring, ([ fie ilel;t niif. ( gcl)en. 
 
 To stir about, I)eriiinlaiifeii, heriiin< 
 
 To stir out, nii^geljca. She never -» 
 out, (le foiaiat aid)r nus beta $,uife. To 
 - of one's bed, (nii5 beta "Berre; niif|lel)en. 
 
 Stir, (ID. ystwi) *. 1. iai 3tcgcn ; (bd' 
 \)tx) A) bile cyetiimmel, ®erna|'d), (C^Ceien, 
 2elJea, ber ©pefrafel), Biifi @ei"d)rfi, bet 
 Siinn, iiiainlt. b) [^nnbel] (Bnti)SeDcn. 
 I. bie ajeiuegaag, Ber iJhifKiuf, iMufru()r, Bie 
 iuifriil)ri-rird)e 55eiucgaiig. 
 
 To make a great stir, picl Sptftnfel 
 niiid)ea. Tiie great -s of the disputing 
 world, bai uiele iCefea Ber flreiteiiBea iCelt. 
 -8 of mind, 6)eimit()6f)eiuegiiiigcii. To raise 
 a -. eiaea -JlatniDr erregea. 
 
 Stir-about, siiirabout', «. eine ^rt 
 ipnferbrei, Ben ai.in aiic eiiun^ falter Siii< 
 ter aiiB ©alj oB. OJiild) geniegr. 
 
 Stire-Yvort , siire'wuit, ». [Sot.] 
 bii6 iireiijfniiit. (niorf. 
 
 Stiria, stlr'rea. *. [ ©cogr.] ©teier» 
 
 Stiriated, stircated. (p. (. stiria) 
 adj. aiit (J3el;iiiigea luie (^le^npfen gefc^milrft. 
 
 Stirious, stii'eus, adj. ■{■ (^-iijjtipfeu 
 
 liljlllld). 
 
 Stirk, sturk, *. [Dertl.] ber juage 
 Od>5, S'^rre, bie jange Sal), jjiirfe, ba& 
 i){iaB. [giiag, 9{igaag, brtS (5)crnafc^. 
 
 Stirrage, sturridje, s. bie ^eiue: 
 
 Stirrer, stiir'rur, s. 1. (Jiaer, Ber in 
 •yeiueginig i|l. 2. ©iner, ber in aSeiucgiing 
 feijl, Ber iBeiucgeiiBe, 23en)eger. 3. f Ber 
 i?et;cr, 91a|li|ter. 4. (Finer, Ber (iJRorgenS) 
 iiiifilel)r. An early , Siaer, Ber frul; fluf> 
 |lcl)t. 5. [Jarb.) Bie itriicfe (jani llmriiljrcn;. 
 
 A stirrer up, Ber 'iliif!)e$er , 21iif» 
 luiegler. The — up of a sedition, ber 91uf> 
 riil;rrtifrer. 
 
 Stirring, stur'r'ng, adj. rilfjrifl. 
 
 Stirring, s. I. bai Sfcgen, ^eiuegeit, 
 ©fijrea ic. , f. Stir. 2. bie ^Jlafiuiegelang, 
 Ber ■JliifjliiiiB. 3. bni jiueite ^pjiugen. 
 
 Stirrup, stiirrup, (nagelf. siige- 
 lapa; t. .. Ber ©teigbiigel, 23tigcl. 2. [©d)n()» 
 niad).j ber Knirrieaicn. 3. ['JJinr.] a; pi. -», 
 Die ©priagfiroppcn. bi Iron -stirrups, a; 
 eiicrar pliitre itlaainieni. jO") eiferne "Jjlitti 
 tea i)B. ©d)tunlfen, utn ben lofcn Kiel lait 
 Bcia fcilea ja uerbinBeu. v) Bie I;al6en 'l)?onbe 
 00a G^iren on bt\\ ©etten tti iSorjlei'tad 11. 
 iviele«. [ri(tlte«. 
 
 To fit the stirrup, bie ®teig6uge( 
 
 Stirrup-cup, -glass, ber 2ib|'(<)ieb<» 
 truilt. --leather, — -lether, --strap, 
 ber ©tcigbilgclrietnen , ©tcigrieinen , Suge(« 
 riemeii. - - i 1 , bie ^ri'igel, berben ©twinge, 
 --stockings, «. pi. bie iBugel|lrum|Kr, 
 Ue6er|1nltiipfe> 9iet(fflmAf(^en. 
 
F^if . far. fall. far. M*. met. Fine, f !n. NA, m6ve, n6r, got, 6il. cli&d. Tiibe, tfib, fflll. lAin, THis. 9 I 5 
 
 STI 
 
 stirrup , v. a. niit bem JTnieriemttt 
 
 Stitcli, ■(lUh, (ftitfrio e. a. 1. |Tr(f)(n, 
 nflfidi, (ein aSiid) !C.) fjefteit; (down) girtrt 
 fln|lf(t)en ob. nnnnljen; (up) juffliiiinfnnnl)en, 
 Hifiimmfiiftf(ften, iiifrtmnien^cften, i'eriml)en, 
 nntftfttn. 2. i to - logether , jiifammen' 
 Hidtw. 3. (9lDrbnm.] f. to Ridge. 
 
 Stitch, e. n. nai)in, t)t\ten. 
 
 S t i t c h i n g - 1 i I k, Du ??dl;rrit)e. Stitch- 
 Ing-needlei, ©ticEimbflM. 
 
 Stitcli, 4. 1. tier @tid) (mit in ^at)> 
 ttftbflv 2. i 6cr ©ti(t), bn6 <Bttd)e» , tin 
 (lcct)fiitt;r ©<f)mfrj (birfoiibcrS in bet ©eito, 
 bn« 6eitenile(()eii. 3. (beim Strirfeii) bic 
 9R<ifcf)e. 4. (eniibiuirrhi'tft.] bie ^I'^rf^e. 
 
 C r o I >- K I i I c li. ber J\reii j|li(t>. C li a n g e. 
 -, ber fifttciiftirt). To go ihoiough - with 
 ... ((^Tjurt*) ( (lan61)nft ) biirdjfuljren , a»6: 
 ffihreii, ^iiritiVOf"- Master -, 6 bet <S>d)i\ti' 
 brr. To take up« -, (tiie ^Jiai(i)t auinet)-. 
 men. 
 
 S t i t c h • b o o k, bns flcljeftete 55iid), i^eft. 
 -fallen, I. nii«eiiianberi]efafleti, lo<, ein< 
 flefaaen; aui in »>iiil)t, nti* bem ipffte ac-- 
 flfliigen. 'i. + t fiiifletrtflcii (i«. ben ajaugeii). 
 -•wort, [93rt.i bie StaniiUe. 
 
 Stitrlier, i>tii>h'iir, «. ber (cb. bie> 
 tRrthriibe, >peiieiibe, ber 3{nl)i'», 'Jiicfct. 
 
 Stitcliery* stiianuri, «. | bie 'Jla-. 
 
 I)erfi, 5''rf««'- 
 
 StitciiiuiTf siiisiriiig. «. i. bat yia. 
 fjtw, i^ff'eii. 2- bit Speft.ubrit. 
 
 Stitiiy, itiTH'e. t. 1. IDertl.) ber 
 9Imbo6. 'i. bie <B<t)\\utbt. 3. ber ©(l)ivei^ 
 (eine firflufl)e<t be« »)<inbi'iel)«). 
 
 StitiiyTV-o- (oiif belli 'ilnibog) rrfjiiiieben. 
 
 Stive, mive, ({'.Stuff II. Stew)D. a. 
 + I. flppfeii, eiiipfroix'eii. 1. (I'ot :pi9e) er. 
 flideii iiiad)en. ll)e:6. 
 
 Stiv lug hot, flirfenb l^ei^, |iim &r|li(feii 
 
 Stiver, xti'vur, (|'ct)iu. »tstver; i)i>U. 
 ■tuiver) t. ber ©tuber cl]o(I. 'O^tiliiie;. 
 
 Sliver-cramped, gelblcl. 
 
 Stuak, stoke , B. a. |li'|)teii, ver(li>pfeii ; 
 [Wor.] The water is stoaked. ba6'^il([er 
 Ifl geilocft. [bai ^trmiliiid)eii. 
 
 Stoat, ttote, t. Oool.i ber >periiieliii, 
 
 Stuccnde, siokkide', < , , ^^ 
 
 StUCCndO, slokki'dn, ) 
 ©tid), ©100 (iiiit bem Di()eii 20. 2. 6a6 
 ©tnfrtt, bic <i)>a[li|abciu<rri(t)niijiiii(]. 
 
 Stucli, ktok, '.iiiigeli'. >toc; ©tu(f; «. 
 1. ber ©ii<(t, ©triiiif (ber ^ftiiiijetu; (ii. M6 
 ^ftaiiieiiiiame) bie Levfcje. 2. ber ©rniiim 
 (brr 35niinie; rlii iiiiiiter'^iiiini leibil). 3.1 ber 
 ©tnnim, b(\6 (i)ei'rt)ied)t. 4. ber ©re<f tbne 
 fleheii geblii'beite ©ificf i<uiii ©tnmiiie eiiiee 
 (jffniltcii i>niime6). 6. bet ©ri'rf, iBit'tf, ftloij. 
 6. ibrr®to(f, Jllr$(i>. ■0}feiird)rii).7.1©d)iffb.] 
 A) ber ©tnpelbUicf i i>t. -s, ber @(fl|>el, bne 
 ■Jiierit. I'liflfr 411m ©d)iffbiiiie. h; bai ^wj 
 btt lIiiird)iii$)bol)rera eiiiee ^lt>cfiiin(()erd. 8. 
 fl. -», a) -s i>b. A pail of -«, fcr ©lotf (ill 
 . iveid)eii bie Siiie eiiief (4t'|iui(]ci)en it\A)lo\: 
 fell lucrbeii). b( ba6 ©rie|Vil)i'lj, ber ©iiffel= 
 blorf. bir "JJrriirfiiiili'rf. d; eiiie <}lrr i^oti): 
 lad (fur iiiibhiibige ^tVrbc bfimScrdjinijriii. 
 .llU.Ufmiim.J ber ©fi\f. lO. (^JSnviirimiljl.) 
 •er ©ttiinut'trog. li.ber gniiie l)i.>iicnie Ii)i'il 
 til I'leleii 2Uirririigcii; ). !&. a; ber ©d)>i|( 
 .tuier $liii[(, '$i|lolc;. U) bie 'Jiubt (niii 
 
 STO 
 
 9?nbe\ e) - of a card, bo* ijx^lj eiiier ^at' 
 bat\(l)t, ivorin bie Drnfjcc^eii befeitiilt iliib. 
 12. ber ©tocf (eine -)KcMi)e bei eiiiniiber be> 
 ftnbli(t)cr Diiige einer 'Utt, bie iufomiiieii ein 
 ®niiie* nii6mnd)en; j. S.) A - of cattle, 
 of nheep, ber 25iel)|lo(f , iBieljftrtiib , ©(tjnfs 
 iLiiib; live -, jaljnieS 95K^i - of bees, em 
 iBieiieiifliinb; (ballet.) a) ['XBefliiib.J bie }ii 
 einer >$lrtntnge geljf'rigen ©fiiiceii. b) (of. 
 vow, an) ber Sorcarl) (uberlj.uipt). 13. 
 [^iirtenip.] ber ©t,imin , l>ilon. i4. a) 
 [i^niibelj bai Ri\\)iut\, ©inmmucrmbiicii, 
 ®riinbi>erni&(jeii, biirtre SBermogen; i^anbclS; 
 fnpital, ©cammfiipit.i!. b) bai ©rnat^fapital , 
 pi. -s . ber ©taat^fLMibi , bie ©raorfaftieii, 
 ©taatipapiere, ©r(iiU6e|fefteii. o [^panbeli 
 bie ^fiie, pi. ^Jirtien, 'jliuljeiirdjeiiie. d) 
 l33ud)l)nlt.l ber (Fioeiitl^unier ob. bie (^igen; 
 tlji'imer ber ^Sucfjer. 15. (eljemnl*) eine i8e: 
 f eibniif] fur bie 2)eiiie, ber ©tninipf; (je^t) 
 bie ipai^binbr, i^>il«rttiii|'ei Jtrnuote. 16. t 
 ber ©tid), Deflenflog. 
 
 A savage stock, 4 wild -. btr 'SOUb: 
 ling, roilbe ©tiimm (jiiin ^15fropfeii ). Fioin 
 wliai - did he spring? ivi) 0>i<i>i>>te er l)er ? 
 - of an anchor, ber lUnferflocf. - of a vane, 
 [*)KiU.) bie jjliigelftfteere, ba6 Jliigel^erf. - 
 of ail anvil, rtr ©tod eiued ^Uinbo^td. To 
 be made a laii g h i n g - — . "Ullberu jlini (^e 
 lrtd)ter, jiim ©efpiitte lein. A leaning - 
 eine ©ifi$e, Ci-()iie, i^iili'e. To be in the 
 shoemaker's -s, riige ©d)iil)e i^b. ©tiefel 
 aiil)iiben. A good - of comuiodiiies. em 
 gnier 93orr>ul) an QS}anreii, eine gruee >ilii6< 
 mal)l i<oii Smonren. - and block, bai (i)iiii)c. 
 A great — of learning, rill ©d)aQ liuil 
 fifiiiuiuijen, eine tiefe, nmfiilTcnbe (Setfljr^ 
 fiimfeit. Out of liis own -, an& reiiiem ei- 
 geiieii !&eiirel. To have one common -. 
 aii£ eiiiem ^eutel )el)Ten. To sell one's -». 
 leiiie •JIf tieii jii ®elo mrtd)en , i>errtlbcrii. To 
 be in -, Jltiipiiiilien, 6>elb ^Abrn. - in bank. 
 bai !b>mrrnpital. - (of goods) on hand, ber 
 SUnaieuDurrattj. 
 
 Stock-account, bat fi^apitaltonto. -■ 
 adventurer, bet 'lirtienipieler. --ad 
 ventures, t. pi. SKtieiifpefutiitiDnen. -- 
 book, bai ©torfregiilcr. --broker, bex 
 'Slf tietil}aubler , ©ruduiafler, ^npierinoflet. 
 --buckle, bie !piil6i<iiibenr(^iioUe. -• 
 dove, bie :pi>l)(iUlbe. --exchange, bit- 
 ©tDrfborfe, ber ©elbniiirft. --fi»li, ber 
 ©ro(fjt)d>. --fowler, l-JJi.ir.) bie Donner; 
 budyi'e. --gillyflower. L^or.j bie Sei>> 
 f oje. - - g r a 1 1 1 u g , bai ^fiopt'eii in ben 
 ©piiU. --holder, ber 'Jlfliciioeri^er, 'Ut 
 (ieniiit)iibrr i ilapirniiil. --horse, bat 
 iJJncfpicrb. --job. 0. a. in iypiibfi ob. 'Ur- 
 (it'll fpetiilireii, ngioriren. --jobber, bti 
 ©tfliUspiipicrl^aiibur, ibonVnrpu'U'r , ©lorfi-- 
 reiter. --jobbing, --jobbery, bi'v 
 ©tiiii(^papierl)iinci'i , >ilf(ienl)aiibel, bai 'jir- 
 (leni'piel, ^oriViifpifl, bie ©torfreircrei, -ilt; 
 liciireiterei. —-lock, bnij DCiegeifd)io(j. -■ 
 lock, V. a. nitr emeni :){u'i)i'irit)ioiic oer- 
 I'eljen. —-operations, « pi. bet lltnraij 
 lu'ii Aiipiralicn. --purse, eme , gmin]r 
 ©iiiiinie, bie bci ciiu'iii ju<giiiieii(e cripiirr ii 
 )ii •Jiiird)rtffiiiig'.ii tnr b.iiKlbe I'fnoriiOfr inirb 
 --sliave, [©d)itTb.J bae ©d)ili'ibrmr|7i'r 
 --sliears, i.pl. bie ©u>(f |\i)iere. -■ still, 
 |lo(f|hll, |lodiiiiiiuit)en|liU. 
 
 STO 
 
 Stoclc, V. a. 1. f in ben ©ti»rf fegen, 
 florfen (eincn ©efnngenen). .2. niir einem 
 ©(t)afte tierfefjen, f^niteii (Jlinten ic.). 3. 
 [*fKnr.] (torfen (ben 9liifer). 4. beifegen, 
 mifl)e6en, nufbeiunijreii , oenu iil)reii , (®elD) 
 jiiri'irflegen , fnmmeln, jnrrtinmenfcftnrreu. 5. 
 (With, mit) iienVf)rn, ueriorgen , nu^riifttn; 
 mit eini»of)iierii , mit SBiel) , iniibon ic. be 
 fe^en. 6. (iiii()C) rinen Xng ob. mel)t oot 
 bem aSfrfiiiife iingeinolfen Iiineii. 7. (up) 
 nii^ftodeu , nii^roben, nii^rotten. 8. ju'om* 
 mcinuerien (bie ^iirteii). 9. * (beim Ject)' 
 ten) fri'tfen. 
 
 To stock with inhabitants, with people, 
 beoolfern. To -Und with clover, em ©tfirf 
 I'imb mic R\tt nnblumen. To - one's mind 
 with learning, btn ®i t|l mit ^eillltni(Teil 
 bereidjerii. 
 
 StOci<afle,>>tokk^de'.(r. S t o cca de) 
 *. [geiliingSb.J I. Me ©frtfette. l. bet ©ta» 
 fettrnjoiin, bn* ©t.ifett. 
 
 Stockade, v. a. mit ©tafetteti unt' 
 geben ob. bi'tViligiii, iierpfiihien. 
 
 Stoci<inet, mokkeuet, 4. eine 3Irt 
 ^niiiniuolleiiiciig. [btt ©rriinipf. 
 
 Stociiill^-, stok'ing . (u. stock) «. 
 
 Fulled or niilird stockings, geivalfte 
 cber (iid>nrtige ©truiiipfe. To put the -• 
 upon ihe leg, bit ©rriiiiipfe liber bie i$ortn 
 ip>i linen. 
 
 Stocking-breeche s,(.)//.bie©irumpf • 
 t)ofen. --dresner, ber ©teiimpfjiiritftter. 
 -•frame .ber©triinipiwirter(liil)l,©rriimpfi 
 |llll)l. - -frame- trade , biir ©truuipf> 
 Ijnnbel. --knitter, ber ©rriinipfi'lrirfet. 
 --mender, ber ©triinipfftirfer,bie©triimpf» 
 flirferinii. --trade, ber ©triiinpfhnnbel 
 --weaver, ber ©tninipfiuebtr, ©triimpf* 
 imrfer. [iVl)eii ob. beflciben, fleumpfen. 
 
 Stociiiitgr, 1). a. mir ©[runipfeti ver« 
 
 Stockinged, in ©truiiipfcn. 
 
 StOCkitlil, stok'ish, adj. t (todi((if, 
 floi)ig. uiiempptioiid). Shak. 
 
 Stocky, stok'e,a(^.flat( (u.^erfonen). 
 
 Stoic, st,'> ik, (gr.) «. [flltgr. <pi)iIof.] 
 ber ©toifer (nnd) i). 
 
 St<»ic, } adj. (loiftft; (brt» 
 
 St<»icai, stiikal, \ l)eri)Hoi|d),frtIl, 
 eriijlhiifc, fireiig, (Itmbljaft, iinempftiiblict), 
 geioffen. 
 
 St«»icniiy, Kto'ikalle, adv. (loift^. 
 
 StoiCMlUeMS, sioikalnes, t. bai 
 iloird)e -^efeii, bie ©(aiibi}af(ig(eit, tlii(in< 
 PfiiiiMid)feit. 
 
 St(»icisiii, sto'esizm, ». 1. bie 9e()re 
 brreiioifer, |loird)e iJ>i)iioi"opl)ie, ber ©toiciSni. 
 I. i btt Sroicirni, (5iieid)iniiri), S)leidl)inntlj«» 
 linn. 
 
 Stoke, stoke, (angeif. stocce, stoc) 
 = stock. = Orr, |lei;t m oieleii englifdjeii 
 ©tiibrciiatncn. (Jeiier), riiljren. 
 
 St4»kK, ifr. stoquer) v. a. |"rt)iireil (b,i* 
 
 Stoke, ( t. (Ocrtl. obe« 
 
 Stoker, »t(ikeiii. J Ird)M.) bet 
 ■Brrtufiu'd)!, ber iind) bem Jeiier I'lrljt. 
 
 St«»ie, stole, priiel. u. Steal. 
 
 Stftle, (gr. sioiej t. I. bai laiige ®e* 
 lOiiiiD, tod)ifppflrib , bie ©toici, ber Iiiiige 
 "JCo.f; ( n. Ill nuji'rer 'bebfiiriing ) bie ©roin 
 i-JiririlrrfloiMing, ^er -Ijricrterrorf, (Il)orrorf, 
 bns"))}rOgi'iortuo f iul)oiiiVl)fr -Vrii'ilct). 2. dot. 
 oiolo; brr ©d)i>ijliiid, oie L'obe. 
 
 58' 
 
916 r.'itp. far. fall, fat M*. meJ. Fln«, fin. NA. mhvp, nir, zfyt. i\\, cl6n(i. TAhe. tnb, fi'iJI. t/Mn. Tllis. 
 
 STO 
 
 Stoled, stold, adj. eiit \anqei ®e: 
 
 «(inf, einr ©tiMn trnfleiiD. 
 
 Stolen, siAln. pp. C. Steal. 
 
 Stolid, stolid , ant.) adj. t t^Bri(f)t, 
 umm. [f)«it, Xt)Drf)fit. 
 
 Stolidity, stolid'ete, t.ftiieDiiMini: 
 
 St«»ionir«rous , stollAnif lerus, 
 <I,it.i adi. (55iit.] ft>roiTen6. 
 
 Stoniiicll, stum'muk. (Qt. stonia- 
 cliiis) *. I. [9lnnt.] Dcr <B?ngen. 2. (in alien 
 fcifffii '^5r^elIrllngen bfinnljc * p^. iinjicrlirf)) 
 1 a) cer 'OTnnfii/ fif Sitft (93eflicrbe). b) Die 
 J^i^e , ^eftiflf f it , bet ©ifer ; 3i'ni. c ) bit 
 e-inpfiiiMirtifrit, 6rr Uinuifle. d) ber Irct}, 
 i5)Prt)iiuirh, Urbrrimitf), ©torj, bic fpiH'faljrt. 
 3. o Ht •OJ.'nflpn, bie &g(ii(l, bcr Qlpvetit. 
 
 Tlie pit of the stomach, bie >pcr)< 
 (jriite. To liave a good — . eiiicn (jiitcn 9)?n: 
 flcn hnben , giiten 9lV'petit b.iben. To turn 
 cne'u -. ©rbredjeii i>fnirfnd)en. That goes 
 against my -, bof luibort, efcit mid) nil, 
 haver eftit tllir. A child that has a great 
 -, fill unlfibfid^ef ^inb. It ttnck in ihe 
 camel's - thai etc.. e^ uerbrog bfli' .Knmerl, 
 ta^ U. I have my - for the roast meat. ([ 
 Id) mifl niif ben Srnti-ii ludrren. 
 
 S to m ac hqii aimed, tliit 5Mnl)iiltflPll 
 (jepldflr. --skins, t. pi. eiiie .tlraiifljeit 
 |iino*r ^fihiier, fine iJi^'flf bfinncr S?anx-. 
 ff)fn, bie net) in iljrrtii 9Jfn<iPn crjengen. 
 
 StOinacll, (lot. stomachor) v. n. f 
 I'erbriefili't , nrgrrlid) fetn, (at) fid) argern, 
 tb\'e luerben (ilber). 
 
 Stoniacli, V. a. 1. ii6er (ttwai un-. 
 luiflig . er&p«t icin , eincn Ornfl nnf ©inen 
 fjattn. 2. [9?prbnin.] (aber iinjierlicf)) (Trf) 
 (GtivnS) gcfnflen InfTcn, i>crbnnen (erbii(ben). 
 
 I cannot stomach an affront, id) flerft' 
 feiiie a3e(eibigiingen cin. 
 
 Stomaclial, sli'm'mukal.arf/. mn: 
 flenfliirfiMib, gnt fiir ben Wngcn. 
 
 StOIIiaclied, stum'mukt, adj. un-. 
 ivillig, biife, jornig, werbriegtirf). 
 
 Stoinaclier, stum'mukur, *. ber 
 aSmfTIn^, 9(1^, bog aSriifltiid), !Sriifl|1u(f. A 
 — of rihins, eine 9?eil;eS8niibr(t)Ififen I'Or ber 
 93rnlT. 
 
 StOinacllfuI, sti'mi'mukful, adj 
 figenpiinig, nnbeni'iflig, trotjig, fnuertBpfifd), 
 
 Stoinaclifulness , stum'muk- 
 fiilnes. t ber ^igeiifinn, Iro^. 
 
 Stomacllic, stomak ik, . ) 
 
 StOHiacliical, siomak'^kal,^" '' 
 
 1 . v"" ^Jiiige n gel;orig, Wngen ... 2. mngeii. 
 fliirfrnb , gut filr ben 9)ingen , ?(K(tgen . . . 
 
 Stomachic vessels. [9lnnt.] bie 9)7a: 
 ni'i'di'iVfTr (bie Wngennrjenci. 
 
 Stoinacliic, *. bai 9J?(igeninittet, 
 
 StOlli»clll«*liS, .ttinii'mukles, adj. 
 fn-inc- CS-iJiiift. fciiirn ^Ippetit Ijotenb. 
 
 Stoilinclious, stuni'niakut, adj. 
 + nrgrriifl), rrp()ig, leicfjt }ii eriilrnrn, ciflens 
 fining , irriiig. 
 
 Stomp, fnr Stamp, f. b. 
 
 Stone, stone, (niigflf. Stan; gpt^. 
 stainii; Srrin) *. I. ("Winfrdlg.] ber ©fein. 
 
 2. i bir ©trill. A heart of -, fin Sptr^ lH^n 
 ©rein. 3, ■)■ brr ©rrin, Jfi'fi^ftiiii. 4. ber 
 (fpftbiire , rblf) ©teiii. 5. a) ber 'Jlng.iv'frl, 
 ^Ingflerit. Shak. b) brr ©tein, ^infrn; 
 fnn. 6. (T^pr.] ber ©trin, Jtrrn (innnrt^rr 
 tnictjte). 7. [9ln(it..i bie $>Pbe; -s of a 
 
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 wild boar, bie ®fi(pn eine* unTbeu (?f>erf. 
 8. ein am ©rein gein(irt)tc6 Diiig ob. iCi'rf: 
 jeiig ; (u. in engeror 'Bebintg.) a) ber ©pie: 
 gel. Shak. b) ber ©rem , ba& ®riil.'innl. 
 Pope. 9. ber ©rein (ein biftiniinre* ®c)ui(()t, 
 pen 8, 12, 14 pb. 16 ^tiinb; oiirt) bei 'SOeU-. 
 renncn in 55ejiel)iing aiif bie Opcfii)^ gebr.;. 
 
 A house of ston e, tin jpnnf vvn ©tein, 
 ein f^einerne^ jfinn*. - for building, ber 
 SPnnftfin. Precious -, 1. ber &bei(lein. 2. 
 ^ ber 91iigiipfel, 91ng(1frn. Shak. Meteoric 
 -s, ?Oteteprfleine ,. enirfteine. Philosopher's 
 -, ber ©rein ber aiicii'en. To walk upon 
 the -s, t tai '!|5flti|ltv treten (nii'ifilg in ben 
 Wiifteii- Ijeriinigeljon). To he troubled with 
 tlie — , ben ©rem l;nl>en. -s ot grapes, IrniiJ 
 benferne. A cheiry--, ber i^incDilein, 
 ftiv|'d)fern. A - of meat, 8 ^timb 'Jieii'd). 
 A -of wool, ein ©rein ^jpfle (b. I). 14 'iJJfO). 
 
 Prov. A rolling stone never gathers 
 nios.s. ein nnriil^igcr, iintliuvr ■OKeiifd) finnnir 
 ill 9ilff)r^. To leave no — untuiiied. 5?irf)r6 
 unperfiid)t Infieii, 'ilde^ niifpii'ten , Silled in 
 iieivcgiing |Vt_!cii. To kill iwo birds witli 
 one -, jiuei gliegen init eiueni ©fl)liige 
 rpbten. l©tein, ©rein.., ileinerii. 
 
 Stone, adJ nnf ©riiii gonuid)!, ivie 
 
 A stone jug, ein tlemcnu'r ilnig. 
 
 Stone-alum, ber Steiiiiiliiiin. --ba- 
 sil, ia?pt.] ber £lnenbel, il;i)minn. -- 
 blind. flprfblinP. --blue. [5?iirreiif).] bie 
 251nnfnrbe, ©djifinlre. —-bottle, ber ©teiiu 
 frug, bie ©reintrufe. --bow, bie ^iigeh 
 ornibnift, ber Kiigeirdjnrpper. --break, 
 [SBpr.l ber ©tiinbred). --bridge, bie flei. 
 nerne SJnlrfe, ©teiiibriirfe. --butter, 
 l^Ofiiicrnlg.) bie ©teinburter. --east, bcr 
 ©teiniDurf. —-chat, --chatter, [Ov-- 
 nirl).] ber fleine Pb. brniinfe()lige®teiiird)nin: 
 t^er, bie ©teiiiflerrd)e (Moiacilla rubicola, 
 Linn), --c h ec k . bcr!8rnri)l'PiJi'l. --clio- 
 lic, bie©tcinrd)nicrjen. -• coal, bie ©icin; 
 fp^Ie. — -cray, .bie ^reibeiifrnnfl)eit (bcr 
 5nlfen). --crop, [^ot.] bie 9J?ecrf;irre, 
 bcr ©reinfnnic; English -, ber luilbe ©teiii; 
 fnme. --crop-tree, [®pt.] ba6 ©c^nm< 
 frniit, ber flinfenbe ©nnfefnp. --curlew, 
 [Ornirl).] ber ©teinivnijcr, Dirffng. -- 
 cutter, 1. ber ©tcinine^, ©teiiiljniier. 2. 
 bcr ©tcinfr^ncibcr. 3. ber ©ilbljniier. -- 
 cutting, bie ©reinl)nncrnrf)cit; bna ©tein; 
 fd)neiben; bie SBiibljnncrnrbcit. --dead, 
 innnfctpbt. — doublet, |. bnS ®efiingnig. 
 --duck, (Drnirf).] bie ^rngcneiitc, ipnric: 
 finSente. --falcon, ber ©reinfnlfic). -- 
 fern, [93pt.] ber ©teinfnrn. --flood, ber 
 ©teinregen. --fly, [(Jnrpni.] bie 2Cn(ycr 
 grine. — fox, [3pp1.] ber ©teinfud)6. -■ 
 fruit, bn« ©tfinobfl. --gall, f. Kes- 
 trel, --grig, [3d)tfii)Pl.] ber ©teinbeipcr. 
 — -hawk, ber ®reinfnlf(e). --hearted, 
 stony-hearted, l)nrt()erjig, ein ^erj ppii 
 ©tein f)nbenb. --horse, bcr $cngil, 2)e-- 
 fd)nler. --house, bni ©ri-iiil;niig, 5?iiii6 
 ppn ©tein. —-mason, ber ©tiiiil)oner, 
 @rciiiniet|. --parsley, [2)pr.] bn^ ©rciii; 
 pctrrlwi, bie ©trinpiiiipincflc. --piiicer. 
 !i)?nfiirg.] ber ©rciiibrhrrr, bie ©riinniih 
 rd)i'I , ©reinbnttrl , brr ©teiiifreiTcr. --pit. 
 --quarry, ber ©ri'illbriid). --pilch, 
 bnf Sreinprd). 5>rrgprd), Havre ^'id>. -: 
 plant, 1 ber ©d)«)i1illlll|li'lll , <).Nlj|lilll. 2. 
 
 bie pcrfleiiiertc ^^flnnje. --plover, bie 
 5J3ful)lid)lU'pre. -'scast, -'s-throw, 
 bcr ©reiniuurf (bie 2Dcite, bi6 luoljin man 
 eincii ©rein luerfcn fnnn). --.smich, i. f. 
 Stone -chat. 2. bie '^per^iiclfc. -'s- 
 mickle, eine 9lrt glicgcnppgcl. --squar- 
 er. (Jincr, berdiinberilfineljnnt. --still, 
 florfflifl. --stud, ber ©rfpieiler nn einer 
 ©infnljrt. --throw, f. -'s-throw. -. 
 wall, bie Waucr niiS ©teincn, Ssmnbiiiniier. 
 -ware, bn« irbcne OJciUirr , ©teinicug. 
 --work, bne 9}?nii«rn)erf; bie Qlrbeit in 
 ©tein. — wort, [SBot.J bie i^irrd)junge. 
 
 Stone, V. a. 1. fleiiiigcn. 2. f i per* 
 flcinern, perljiirtcn (bn« 5?crj). Shak. 3. 
 ppii ©teincn rciniflcn Pb. (niibfrn. 4. fernen 
 (■Jviiditc, b. t). bic fierne nn« ten 5n'id)ten 
 nchnieii). 5. nnfninnern (einen 5>riinncnic.). 
 
 Stoner, sto'uur, ». l. ber ©tcinigcr. 
 2. Qiiicr, ber nn^mnnert. 
 
 Stoniuess, sto'ninls, «. i. bn6 
 ©rciiiige, bie flciiilgc 55crd)iijfcii^cit. 2.1 bie 
 >j>nrtc ($inrrl)i'r}igfeit). 
 
 Stoning-, sii'ning, *. bn« ©teini* 
 gi'n , bie ©tciiiignng. 
 
 Stony, siA'nc. adj. 1. ftfinig, a) (nii« 
 ©reinniaiTc bcilcliciib). b) (©teine cnrf)al« 
 reiib) ©tein... 2. fleincrn. 3. perfleineritb. 
 Spekser. 4. 1 t)nrt, (Icinljiirt. 5. fleini<l)t. 
 
 A stony heart, bn» 5firenl;crj. -land, 
 — ground, ber ©tcinboben. 
 
 Stony-lieartcd. Ijnrthcrjig. 
 
 stood, stud, praet. p. Si an d. (When 
 Marcius) - for Rome.nHfin tjinlnnglirt) isnr, 
 9?pm jn pcrt()cibigen. Shak. 
 
 Stook, siiik, (m. ystwc) *. [DertJ.] 
 ber (S3nrbenl)nnfc, tai Du^enb (ynrbcn. 
 
 Stook, V. a. [Ocrrl.] in j^nnfen (pon 
 jmiMf Ci3nrben) fe^en liai (SJctreibe). 
 
 St«»ol, siool. (nngelf. «tol ; ©ruM) #. 
 I. bcr ©tnl;l pl)n-e Scljne, ©cffel, ©djnniel, 
 «8orf. 2. bet ©tuf)f, 9?ndf>t(lu()l ; (bnf)er) ber 
 ©tuijlflnng. 3. (tnt stolo) [SBot.] bcr gd)P#. 
 ling, bie Cpbe; pi. -s, 9)?iitterpflnn}eii. 4. 
 CWnr.] -«. a) nni iipinterrlrcile be6 ©rf)iffc5 
 befcjligte ?plnnfen , luornnf bie (55ntleric cr» 
 rid)rct luirb u. b) bic 9?ii|len ber ^nrbiincn. 
 c) -s of the lanterns, bic &lbi)C fiir bit 
 Sntcrnrn. 
 
 Close stool, ber gi.ld)tfln^I. Foot--, 
 ber Sil^fdjilinel. - of repentance, Cutty- 
 -, [©d)Ptri.] bic 23iig('nnf. To go to the 
 -. .jii ©tiihie, anf ten ©tiil)l gcf)en. To give 
 any one a -. (S-inoni cincii ©tiiijlgniig per» 
 rrfjoffen- He had six good -s, cr l»nt fcd)< 
 ■D)ial gnte Oiffming gcljabt. 
 
 Stool -ball, ber ©riil)lt'nfl (cin ©piel, 
 wpbci ein Siiifl ppii cinein Seffil Jiini nnbcni 
 gi'tricbcn ipiirbc). --bent, bie 93prt1cn» 
 Piiife, miilie aiiiife. 
 
 Stool, I', n. [9iuibii>irt()r(^.] (id) per* 
 iiflcii , ©ri)iM!lingc rrcibcn. 
 
 Stooiii, siuitni, t>. a. fOerrf] ^rniii 
 rrrriicfd)cii Pb. nnbrrc Oiigrcbieiiiicn in ben 
 a.Miii rdiiii, iini bic (JJiihriing (u pcrl)iiibcrii. 
 
 Stoop, stoup. (ilngcir. stnplan ; ()ptl. 
 
 stiiipeti) V. II. 1. (id) biicfrn , fid) bciigen, 
 I'id) iifigcii. 2. i a) fid) iJciigrii, fid) bcnn'n 
 iljigcii; (to) pcrfiiflcn (in), fid) nnrcnucrfcn 
 (oiiiuiiibP Paiincii ;c.). bi fid) bcnibinffcn 
 (to. }ii , bi^ 511), fid) hiTiibftcbrn. o ito) 
 iprid)rn, iia(()i'li'l)i'ii id-iiiriiii iu, in>. d; uadft 
 
Ffttf. far. fall. tht. Mh. met. Fine. fin. N6. movp. n^r. ^ot. 6iL cl6ii<J. Tii!)p. tii'i. fijll. i//in. I'lli*. 9 | 7 
 
 gtbttt. 3. a) r«^ nitfrtrlAfTen <{icf) Ivie^fnvl1rf^ 
 beiueoeii). b) (uoii 935i)«l<u (i4> (tm ^liigc) 
 nieberlnffeit , (id) feiifcii. 4. 4)fra(>rrt)iepiM 
 nie&err(t)ir§eti , (lD§eii (i<. 93&i)eln). 
 
 To sloop to tile very ground, ftd) bii 
 )lir Qrit budtn. I'll make liitn -, icf) iiiid 
 il)it |'(t)iMi ^l;lluitf)lgett. Each bird itoop'd 
 on Ills wing, letter SSogel ^oj) llie^ri<]er. 
 
 Stoop, 0. a. 1. beiigeii (Den Jlrpt to, 
 (eiii gnfi jc ) neiflen. 2. f ± uiitenuerfeii, 
 uiiirni'urfiii wadftn. 
 
 Stoop, I. I. bat !5<ugrn, !&u(feii, 
 gfiidiii. 2. t tie $»fra&l.iffuM(j. 3. ta6 ^tt 
 nbf(l)iiGfii, ^lieterfcftifficn (eiiief ©tt'giu'iiflfi) 
 4. [OiiTtntn.) a) eiue 9lri (jea'ul)iili(J) offciifr 
 (£<1)i'PPiMi nebeu eiiieni ^iiiH'e. b; ein cjfeiicr 
 ^iiii> )ii <£i$cii nil citier Itulr. 
 
 To nifike a stoop, I. fid) beugeil. 2. (at. 
 upoii> iiitberrd)iegeii, iiieDerilogeii , flrfeii 
 fti;f . . . (0. 9{ftii6i'ogeIn). 
 
 Stoop-gallant, [9teitf.] eitie flarf aiti 
 ia^ i?iiitivt()eil flefe^te 'ipnrnDe. 
 
 Stoop, (Aiigelf. stoppa) «. 1. tai 
 6tiit'(()cii (2Dciii 1)6. »iet; = Stiunrt). 2. 
 [Dirti.) titt ^fn()l. ■ (burfr. 
 
 l»tf>oper, tiuup'ur. t. Qintt, in fub 
 
 Stoopillffly , siuvp'ingl^, ado. (jes 
 bt'irft igilieii u.) , liberfjnnflenft. 
 
 Stoor, Muor, <iu. ysiwr) v.n. [Cfril.] 
 fid) 111 iOolffii erbibeii ouie in Stiuid) to. 
 
 St«»ot«r, siuut'ur. «. eiue fleiiie 6il 
 bfrminnc in ipodnnb = 2'/4 ©tuber. 
 
 Stop, ktr.p, iljett. sioppen; flopfeii) 
 V. tt. 1. (o -. Ob. 10 - np, (lopfeii, Pfr> 
 (lopieii , )iii1opfeii, iiiiiind)eii, prrtnac^eii ; 
 I'Mirtr.) tli'pffii (fell iiiiid)en>, flopven. 2. 
 (tiirch em >piiibiTiii6 uirfdjlie^eii) i>erili'pfeii, 
 (eiiiiii 213 ig , ^rtfi'ii Jc» fpcrreii , uerfperreii. 
 3. (im tiuit'e nnihnlceii, unrerbrec^eiK l)a(teii, 
 ntiiluiKi'ii ; (tai ^lut/ ilcfleii, ilillen; (ben 
 ;Diird)iiiiif> ilopKii- 4. i a; beniiiten, l)iiibcrii, 
 i<crl)inbrrii , (eiiier @tid)e) (iiuijalt rl)iin, eiii 
 G'life niad)ni . ivrlireii, fleiierii, (^itieii) nb> 
 b.Utrii (of. roil), b) btiu'l)meii (beii 3(it)eiu). 
 t) nil t'Crrd)Iiiflr!i ; iiiiferbrucfeii. 5. (jriifeii 
 (tif Saiteii eiue;' inufifiilifrf)i'M3"flriiiiie"t<')- 
 6. t mil bcii Uiuerrd)eibiiiiGi$irid)eii oeri'el)cii 
 (ciiic £d)iift). 
 
 To Kiop any one's mouth, @ill(m ben 
 TOiiitb (Irpfen. To - payment, feiiie 3nl)= 
 linuv'ii) einiledeil. To - proceedings. 
 [ 3tid)i<rpr. ) in()ibireii. Stopping - n p 
 •tulf. l®d)iifb.) bie iliiffi'ifliiiigen bee ®d)lit: 
 Jeiie beim "Jlblrtiif eiiiefi £d)iffe«. Stopi. 
 (Jfllfii.) (5)eiuij(li- fjiibeiib. To - a neigliboi's 
 liglit. cinent 5'?iid)biir iai J?id)t oerbaiieii, 
 bie '•21iiMid)t oerfperreii ob. bfiieljmeii. To - 
 tlie hounds. bie»iiiibe flopfeii (rtiif< u. jiinirf: 
 ^iilreii. To - any one's breath, d'inein ben 
 aiiljiMii bNiei)iiieii, (5-iiiei) eritirfen. My breath 
 i« Nonieiinies stopped, )iiloeileti gef)t iliir 
 ber ilrljeiii nii6. To - by or in tlie way, 
 aiiif>in))eii. To - a thief, eiiieii Dieb nut' 
 l)ii!rrii , ieil()nlteit. 
 
 Stop, V. n. I. (aiifl)i>reit , fi<^ jii be: 
 n'r>itn; i)>ilteii, flKle t)alteii, flifle flefjeii, 
 (lcl)i-ii bhibeii, ant)iiltcii. 2. (niif^oren) iiine 
 ^•ilrrn, eiuljnlten. 
 
 To stop in a place, ftd) an eitiem JDrtc 
 tiii'luilieii. Stop! (lopf! (lopp! 
 
 Stop, «. I. ber ^lUt, ©rinftoitb. 2. i 
 ber (?im)rtU. ^. I9ieitf.j ber 9Iii|t)olt. 4. «> 
 
 STO 
 
 (&tivn$, ba6 ben t^ortgatid eiiier Qaibe ^iiu 
 bert> bui ipmberiiiQ . ber ;D>tniin. b) bie 
 ^mife , Uiifcrbnd)iiiig. c) tai ■'JUiiijorcii, 
 (f iibe. 5. biiS aScrbot (eiiier liJiiiire) , ber 
 55ei"d)lrt3 (bie ipiii&eniiig be6 2>evfaiif6;. 6. 
 ['Mm".) a; bie iiliippe. b) fcer ®riff. c) [Dv- 
 gelb.j ber S'liV Principal — . DilS jpiiupi: 
 
 regiiler. 7. l')Kur.J tn >)iiMd)Iuij, Wriff. 8. 
 flKar.] a) ciii Srog nii eiiiem ^^I'lj, nii 
 liiiein liliinip, am lipv ber '^r.iiiijleiigt-ii 
 lliitt Srtrfiii ic. b) eiii tleuiefi SJiiibi'el orii 
 Sd)itiiioiiii£i)»irii, bai (riibe eiiir£ luuei ob. 
 gctpil)teii Diid)! in eiHcr £pU|Tiiiig jii telt'- 
 gen 9. biif lliuerrd)eibiingfieid)eii (in liiicr 
 @d)rifo. Full -, bir i)>unfr, ®d)lu^i, f)iul)t' 
 puitft- 
 
 To make a stop, ^>ilt mad)t'ii, f}ei)eii 
 bleiben , fi\ll ileljen, einlj.ilteu. Tliese -i 
 of ihUie flight iite the more, beiiie nbgi'bro 
 d)eiie Sitte ling^iget niid) beilo ineljr. Shak 
 To give -a -to etc., iiir4Jrfl)>U(eii , uiiicr 
 bri'lrfeil (2Uun|'d)e lO. To oppoxe some - 
 10 (the rising torrent etc.) , (em It. eilien 
 iDiiiiini entgegeiife^en. To put a — lo etc 
 enter 6ii(()e &tiil)alt il)nit, eiu &ubt utiid)i'ii, 
 i^inberniiTe in ben Wtq legen, Qmai aiii 
 i)bun mnc^en. ^tnberii, l)eiitineii. To make 
 a full-, l.<in(n iPiinrc uiad><ii. 2. i iange 
 eintjalteii. 
 
 Stop-cleat, [*;)}? iir.] bie ©ro^flninpe. 
 -•cock, ber ^rtf)H mn gniTerii). --gap 
 1. t ber fiurfenbiiijcr. 2. e bai le^te Ainb 
 ctner Jrnti. --watch, pie ©efuttciennljr 
 tntt einer .^einmfeber. --water, I'JKor.J 
 b<\6 ©topfiuiifirr. Ifnnt. 
 
 StOpleSN, stop'lix, adj t un(in|l)ilU: 
 
 StoppHg'e, hrop'iudje, «. 1. bC[6 
 
 Sti'pfen, topirren, SBerih>pi'en , bte 25crilo> 
 pfnng; ba6 ©eiloptncin , (aerperrtfein, bie 
 ^perrnng, SBer^rpftiiifl. 2. bie .^eininnng 
 ib<t !8lntntnliuit'5, ^.inceU lo, ber G-in 
 l)alr; bie SJei'iljI.igiialjnie uon 'S3«iaren obcr 
 (iJiitern; Unrerbrurfniig (fine* :pn|len6 lo. 
 i. I6i)ir.j bte "iijiffe omt >IOirg. 
 
 Stoppage or stopping ot payments, 
 Die 3.il)iiiiig6i'iii|1i(Inng. ^ 
 
 Stopper, sinp'pur. J. I. S-iner, ber 
 eine Oftfnnng (lopft, uertlopii, ber t£u'pfer; 
 bnf,iun(> eineOtffnniiii oeril^'pfr, berSfopfft, 
 <l>iropf, '!)5fropiVn, ©li^piel; L (iJiiper. i bie 
 € rt-pfil tinge ; lll!)rnui(t).| ber ^emnier din 
 :iuptrirul)reu). 2. l-Wi.ir.J ber ®top{Vr. 
 
 Pointed stopper*, [OK.ir.J 5d)JV)ie4>ing; 
 llcpper. Knotted -s, -s with laniards. 
 iviiopfiliippiT. » ot tlie cables, iUnferiiUii'lop- 
 per. -at the cat-head. Die 'ilSertlirlteil. 
 
 Stopper bolts, *. pi. [-JKiir.] Die 
 9?tiigboljeiifnc DieSlnfertntiflopper. --knot, 
 0)inr.] Dir £d)(inenHiiiiii6fnrpf. 
 
 Stopper, t>. a. uiit etnem ©topt'er, 
 iSti'pi'el I'lndjlteeen, jiituiidjcn, i«i4)i"inDen, 
 
 Stopple, sioji'pl, u'<t)m. stopp) t. 
 I. ber feiii'piVI, 'ipfri'pt, •iJSfropien , iSii^pfel, 
 Stopfer, ©pnnb, b<\& Stopfnid), ber 8ti>pf> 
 l.ippen, ©lopfO'ibcr. 2. l^Jjfi-iffnbrciin] Der 
 qSfetfenilopfer. 3. (Drgelb.J bie fvliippe (mi 
 ben <J>feifen). 
 
 To close with a stopple, I'ptinben, 
 ■pnnben, jtif|>'iuben. Cork--, ber Aorf= 
 
 Storns'e, stAre'idje, i. 1. ba& ^oa-- 
 reuliiijer , ber "iJobeii, ©peidjet. 2. Der Sjo. 
 
 STO 
 
 benjinS, ba6 Oiigergelb, bie Siigergebutjren 
 SiigerfOjTen , Sagerinietlje, ©pi'td)eniitetl)e. 
 ©peid)frfo|len , Der ©peid)eriiit6. 
 
 Storax, slo'raks. (lac. styrax) s. 1 
 berStoriirbiinin. 2. ber ©rorar (ein (i)nninii> 
 l)'irj>- 
 
 Storax-lree, f. Storax. No. 1. 
 
 Store, store. (11). vMor; iliigili'. stor; 
 Dnii. stor) *. 1. bie ■•Wcitge, Der ipiuifen, bie 
 ijioBe 91iiiftl)l. 2. Der aSornulj (of. ooiu , 
 ';ii5aareuoorriiiI) , b<i6 Ciiger; (and) ^> bie 
 giillc. Shak. - of victuals, ber 'Bfunbi'or* 
 viirl), iprooiiiiit; (geiuol^iil. int) pi. -s 
 ')KiinDiiorriUl)e, ?J}roi>iniit, Gebeiiebeburf 
 niffe; JSlrii'gi:>i'orriitl)e; ©rt)iff^uorriitl)e. Grea» 
 -K of piovisiiiiis and aiuinunitinn , gro^e 
 ORiinDs 11- .Uriig^orriitI)e. 3. Diie SBornitb*- 
 Ijiiiif, ■OJfog.iitn, "iigerljiiii^, ber©peid)er. Pie 
 'I^aareiinieDcringe. 4. [9?orbam.J ber Ciiben, 
 ^iiinrhiben. 
 
 A great store of books, fefjr I'iele 5Btu 
 d)ir, eiM ©d)ii9 poii 2Jrid)ern. A great - ot 
 all things, till rridier Urbirflii^ an alien 
 Ciiigen. A - of corn. Der .Roriiljaiife. A - 
 of years, '■' pieie 3<il)re, etiie groee 'llnjal)! 
 0011 3at)reil. A good - of wine or ot bread, 
 ein i"d)i)ncr SSJeiii. ob. 23robi'orratl). - o. 
 money, ber fflciboorrnti). In -, in 25orraiii, 
 oorriiiljig, nnf beni Cager, To have in -, 
 Oorrall)ig l).lbeil. Commissary of the -s, 
 Per ^rooiniittueijler -s ol knowledge, em 
 ^d)i,\^ 0011 IveniltnifTen. To be laid up in 
 store for etc., to be in - for etc.. fiit 
 (S'ilU'll aiifgelioben feiu, atii ^iiieii lUiUten. U 
 not this laid up in - with iiie . |l l|t jVldieS 
 4iid)t bi'i niir oerborgen. [iiu'bt. 
 
 Hrov. Store is no sore. 25orrrtrI) fd)>>beC 
 
 Store-book. b<\6 Sagerbiid) ; ajcfiinb« 
 btid). --bread, ber ©djifistiotcbacf. -- 
 ca4i dies. 4 pi. gejogeue2id)fer. -• h on se, 
 
 1. a) tii6 aSorrail)?l)nn^ , ■'3)fagajiii, 2ager« 
 l)au£', ber ©peid)er, bie SSSiiareniiieberiage. 
 b) bte 'Jfi'irilaiiinifr. c) Die ©ilinnfainnier. 
 
 2. t bte aiifgiljanfre 'Mieugr, Der grt'Oi' 2Sor» 
 rati), --keeper, ber a5orrati)faiiffel)er, 
 2agfr», 'JKagajiiianffiOer, 'OKagajinoeriual* 
 ler; - general's office, Die Dberinagajiin 
 ocnualinng ; Deputy — general, ber ©tetU 
 oertreier bei £)berinaga',inoerioaltcr5. — - 
 pond, ber Seljttif^, ©a$>, ^efe^teid). -- 
 room, (OKar.) bie Jieferoefaimuer fiir oer» 
 fdjiebene ®d)i(tegerathe, bie ^rooiantfaninier, 
 fiatiimer fiir bai. 3{ei"ero<gnt , ber ^la^ fi'ir 
 bac ^{eieroegnt ; -lantern, eine Dreierfige 
 l*aierne oor Der SSootiinann'fi -. n. 3ininier» 
 mann^fatnnier. --ship, baj ^rouiant> 
 rd)iif, •Wagaiinrd)iff, -Jlnnnnnitionfifd)!!!. -- 
 twine, [•OHar.j j>ueiDral)tige6 ©egetgarn, 
 woiiiit bie ©egelinad)i'r alte ©ad)en nal)en. 
 --ware- house, f. Store- house. 
 
 Store, adj. f gefaniinelt, aiifgeljaufr, 
 uorriitl)ig. 
 
 Store, V. a, I. oorratt)ig Ijinlegcii, 
 l)anfen , aufljaiifen, nuflegen, lagern , tnu 
 lagern, anf ba6 Sager briiigen oD. nel^nnii; 
 (np) jururflegen , aiifljanfcn , fainmeln , aiif» 
 ipcid)ern, anffdjiiiten. 2. (with) oer|VI)en, 
 oerforgen (niit); befeyen (tuit) ; (em ©d)ijf) 
 oerprooiantireii, oerfiirgen. 3. reidtlid) oer» 
 ffl)eii, fiiden, aniiideii (with, init). 4. J 
 (with) ('erfid)irii (init). [Prio«. 
 
 4. Her luiua with thousand virtues sior'd> 
 
918 Fai«, far, fall. Tat. M4. met. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve. nir, sroi, oil. doud. Ti'ibe. inb. fiill. thin. THis. 
 
 STO 
 
 To store a pond with fish, eineii Ztid)] 
 mit (Jifd)en befe^fll. The goods are stor- 
 ing at etc. with etc., tie ®iitet Ingeni ju 
 ic. bei ic. Stored up, uorratljig, ntif &ctu 
 Cnger. To have storing at etc. with etc., 
 II zc. 6ei 2C. niif iem 2ngcr hnbcii. 
 
 Storer, sio'iur, «. eer ©nmmter, 
 diifiniiifft ; (£d)nffiier,^ Sn(3eraiifi"el;cr. 
 
 Storied, sto'ild, adj. l. erj(i()(r. 2. 
 mit IjiiloriiMjiii ©eninlDcii gqtcrt. 
 
 Storiers, sto'rcuii, $. pi. f ©«^ = 
 iiu]e cPie flmic 58riir); jiuiiie JJfrfel. 
 
 Storiiig'f stoieing, s. bcii £agcrit 
 (eiiiiT ajiiarf); Me 9ai]tT!)fLuil)reii , Siiijav 
 niietl)e, fcr J?n<ii'riin« ; Die iraneportfcileii 
 fi'iv ©liter frie iii'^ S?au6. 
 
 Stork, KiSrk, oingelf. store) *. [Dr; 
 1 itl;.] DiT (Sfi^rct). 
 
 Stork's-i.ill, [»i>t.] i5fr@tiird)r(f)nabel. 
 
 Storm, storm, (nngi'lf. storm ; ©turm ; 
 n>. NStoini) *. 1. Cur ©riinii. - of wintl. 
 ^cr ajiiiffliirm , (SniriiiiuiiiD. 2. i a) ber 
 (Siiirm (9liiiriil;r; 2nnu, ©treit). b) ber 
 ©luriH (rn6 ©turiuen, Ser Unncilfini). 3, 
 [■OTiiit.] Der ©riiriii (Dn« ©tiirmlniifni, Der 
 5liilniif, ■3liiijriff). 
 
 It Mows a storm, eg fli'irmr. A. - ot 
 rain, 'fill I'oii 9?fgeti begleiteter ©riirin. .\ 
 - of nniskel shot, Ht ^Ugclrcgcil. To take 
 by - , ['Wilir.J tnii ©turm einiieljuieii. 
 
 Prov. After a storm comes a calm. 
 iiut iXegeii folgt ©oniieiifdjeiii. 
 
 Storm- beat, ^ flurmgi'rdjlngcii. -- 
 finch, ber ©niriiii>ogfI, Bie ©tiirmmeuii. 
 --jib, [-))inr.] biT ©tiirtiifliu'er. 
 
 Storm, V. a. ['TOiiit.J ili'irmen, bt 
 (li'iniiiMi. 
 
 Storm, V. n. x.^ixtmm. It-s, ee 
 (liirmt. 1. irl'en, iviltljen, potrern. 
 
 StormilieSS, stornreiies, I. tai 
 firirmif(l)e 5B3f|Vn, der ob. Cnfi Uiigeiliiiu, bic 
 Pi'iniuu1)e 93erct)iiffeiil;eit , Uiigei1untl}cit. 
 
 Stormy, st6r»i'e, adj. 1. ilurinifci). 
 2. i i imgeilinn (D. Wenrdjeii). 
 
 Siormy wind, itx ©riiriiiiuint). 
 
 Story, st^'ie, (aiigelf. slaer, ster; 
 lilt., gr. historia) i. 1. tie (nciie, nite ic ) 
 6)cri1)irt)te , i>iilorie. 2. Die ®er4i(l)ie (GT' 
 jAt)liing); inM QU\A)\A)tA)m. 3. (Die erDicftfetc 
 0)er(1)i(t)tf) Drt« 'l)fiil;rd)en ; (off nl^ tin gdiii: 
 Direr '3lii#rriirf flit Siige; bo« 9Knl}rcf)en. 4. 
 Bie ©oge, Dns ®eriid)t. 
 
 False » t o r y , Die Ciige. To tell stories, 
 meutif^rcn erj(il)leii; ^TOiil;rd)cii Dorbringeii 
 iD. I). liigeiO. It telli. us tlie - of an Eng- 
 lishman, ti ir}iil)lf una Dii« ®ffi1)i(^td)eii 
 eme4 (S'linliinPer^ , lun? fid) tiiit eiiiem G-iig: 
 IniiDcr jutriig. A woman's —, Dn6 S33ei6er: 
 riiill)rrt)en. Sir. make me not your — , ipert, 
 ttcibt feineii ©pne mit mir. Shak. The - 
 goes, the - has it, Dog ®eriiid;t gel)(, niiiii 
 erjnl)If Hd), ti Ijeigt. 
 
 Story-book, Dn« ®efd)id)teii6u(ft. -- 
 teller. 1. Der ©rjnl^ler. 2. f Der 5?i|lorifer 
 Swift. 3. Der ©djiun^er, i'l'igiier, ^Tth\)x- 
 (()i'nt»<inier. --writer, Ber®e|'d)i(fttfd)rei6er. 
 
 Story, V. a. 1. erjnl)leii, 6criif)ren; 
 'imiilrii* mi j'/'-i '' '« storied of.., moii 
 fri«lilr bfrid)rfr ihmi ... 2. t crDneii. 
 
 Story, d'. stair) J. [!flrd)it.] Der Storf, 
 trtf ©toffiucrf, '■»erd>PS. 
 
 A lieiise of two stories, a hoDs* three 
 
 stories high, ein §iiii« 1)011 jiuei ©tixf.- 
 iDcrfen , eiii jiueiilorf igc5 5?iUiS , eiii ipniid 
 UBii Drei ©corfiucrfeii, ein DrciTtucfige^ ipiUiS. 
 - of trees, eiiie 9?i;ilje 23mimc. 
 
 Story -posts, s. pi. [3imiiierl.| bie 
 oiifredjt |lcI)enDeii Salteii jii)ird)cii Den ©turf: 
 luerfeii eiiirS ®L-tiiiiiDef. [riUj; ('. Stoat. 
 
 Stote, stiue, s. Der oiri^< c^'^ ©rinfi 
 
 Stouud, <.t6und. (Irl. siniide) v. n. 
 ■f 1. leibeii, triuierii- 2. (laiiiieii; f. Siuu. 
 
 •Stouiid, a. i I. Diis Stauiieii. 2. Due 
 SeiDeii, Der ®rnm, fiiiiiinicr. 3. Der ©iljiiur}. 
 i. DnsQerofe. 5. Die ©tiUibf, 3cit. 6. [Ocrti.) 
 ein ©cf.ip, DiliuiDier Dareiii jii rl)iiii. 
 
 StOUr, stour, =: )yU\u, 111 Stur- 
 bridge etc. 
 
 Stout, stout, (l;o(l. stout) adj. 1. 
 trot>ig, Ijalafiarrig, ijarniarfig; fiolj. 2. rnuiD; 
 l)iifr. 3. l)crjl;iift, fiii)ii , tiipfer- 4. tlnrf, a) 
 lU. ©d)itfeii u.), Diuicrl)iif[, ft|l. b) o niilig, 
 llamiuig , bcr& (i>. -Mteiirrtjeii). c) lunrfcr 
 (iiiiiniiltit, nirtiiiiljiiff). 
 
 Stout of his liands, ooii fliirfer 5'iiitl- 
 Tliey made a - resistance, fie Itiitereil tup; 
 feni ^lijiDerilaiiD. - ale, |1iirfe» 'i3ier. 
 
 Stout- li carted, miitl;ig, I)cr3l)nft, bt. 
 Ijerjt. Tlie -, || bie ©loljcii. 
 
 Stoiai, *■ J Dnfi liarfe 25ier. 
 
 Stouili and routli, [Dertl.j 
 
 plenty. 
 
 Stoiitlirief , [Dertl.] robbery. 
 
 stoutly, stont'ie, ado. 1. I^ortii'iicfig, 
 mM>ig. 2. tl.iiici)nft. 3. l;cril}ait, tapfer. 4. 
 l^iirf, Derb, fiHl)tig, luncfer, iueiDlic<>. 
 
 To cry stoutly, liidjtig fa)reieii ; bicte 
 pD. iji'ifje Iiiriiiieii uergieisi'ii. 
 
 Stoutness , stuiu'nes , «. 1. bie 
 ipiirtiiarfig.'ei:, i?al;-ilarrigfeit, ber Iro?. 2. 
 Der ©tolj. 3. bie -Jeiligfeit; itiil;iil;eit, iop: 
 ferftit, -)}?iiiiiil}iifngf«it. 4. bie ©tilrfe^ 
 >)(iiiligfiii, Dcrt'i)dr. 
 
 Stove, stnve, (nngelf. stofa; (Ajm. 
 stufva) t. I. bie ©tube mit eiiiem Dfen; 
 •ynCfiHbe; bii^ treibt)nii6. 2. biiS 'Jeiier: 
 jlubdjeii, bie (Jyeiief => iUcfe, Der Jvoljleiitopi- 
 3. bcr Ofen. 4. ['Mor.J bni ^i>d)Pott, Die 
 ©Jiu'e. 
 'stoye-plate. bie DfeiiptiUte. 
 
 Stove y V. a. luiirtii t)iilteu, in ein 
 irfit't)iiu6 letjeii ("^iiiime to. 
 
 Sroved, mit Sd)H)ifBibniupf gebleidjt. 
 
 Stove, praet. v. Stave. 
 
 Stover, stA'rur, (jiiriuiimengci. u. 
 Estover) *. 1. tat Jiittcr, SSiel)fntter. 2. 
 (bic-iu.) Drt6 ©ti-ol) (jii t>.irt)ern>. 
 
 Sto^v, stA. (iingtir. stow; (Iniien) ».«. 
 
 1. [t'<r. ■>)}fiir.] flaucli, piirfeii, ,jiircd)f legcn, 
 eiigc bciriinimen Icgcn. 2. t l)iii|Ucfen, uer; 
 tual)ren, niifoeu'nfjren. 
 
 Stowed in dungeons, ill ^erfer gefledt. 
 To - the anchot, l'))iar.J Den 'iliifer iim 
 ■»orD llnilfll. To - the sails, fK'ir.J f. 
 Furl. To - the watercasks iii the ballast, 
 [-3)fiir.] Die gniTer (jnib in beii SBullnil etit: 
 grnOen. To - the hold, ©flier in ben ©d)iffes 
 rniini bringen, ftniieii. Stowed, geiliiut, 
 iiiifgeriiint, gep.icft. [Barstow. 
 
 Stow, in 'Tinmen = Ort; j. ib. in 
 Stuwa{;-e, tio idje, t. 1. [bei". -Miur.) 
 Diif ©tnncit, -IJ.icfeii , Sigen, 3i'r''d)t=i'fgeii. 
 
 2. Me 9Srrivnl)riiiig. .3. Der 9{.iiiin, '$\i\^ (fiir 
 Dns ®i'piicfe). 4. t Die nnfgeihiutrcii iiiiiii: 
 
 ten, (lufbemnfjrten , geflniiteii Dinge. 6. ' 
 ber ©tiiucrUMjn, bnS aSi'riunijrniigfigflb. 
 
 To have in safe stowage, in |'id)eW 
 2Senunl)rnng Ijaben. 
 
 Stower, sto'ur, *. ber ©tniier, ®i'itec 
 15nder. [Da« ©d)iiieu 
 
 Straliism, stra'bizm, (gr.) a. [-)KeD. 
 
 Straddle, straddl, inngelf. stredan 
 V. n. Die giipe ob. ^eine niifi einaiiber fpet 
 rcn, fid) fpreijen, lueitbeiiiig geljeii. 
 
 To go straddling, mit iiiifigefprei jtet 
 5iiyen geijen. Straddling, fpcrrbeiiitg. 
 
 Straddle, v. «. fid) rittiings fe^er 
 auf .., rtrtiingsj iayn iiiif . .. 
 
 Strag-g-le, strag'gl, (u. stray; flugelf. 
 straegan; |-irarfilig, ftrcifen) v. n. I. I)cnim» 
 llteifcn, uml)eri'ct)iucifen, iiml^crilreifen , l;er» 
 unifireiiten, l)eriimliiiifeii. 2. t iiml)erfc^ii>ei» 
 fen ID. ®ei|1). 3. jenlriiit, eiiijelii luniiDfrii, 
 gi'l}En , jii-l;eM , |ui) jerjlreiieii , iiirfirfbieibeii. 
 4. ifrilreiii i>Dcr iinjeln lirgeii, eiiijelii obet 
 ndem ileijen. 5. jii ilarf ivnc^fen , treibeii, 
 fid) iiiifbrfireii, iuiid)crn u>. ®iiuiid)reiu. 
 
 A straggling soldier. Der 9tad)ii'igler. 
 A straggling liouse, eill I'illfnnu'o ipilll^. 
 
 Strag-g-ler, stra-'giir, *. i. Der 
 i?i'riini|1rei(t)i'r, >penini|lrcifcr; [■DJJiiit.J Der 
 Oiiid),iii)ict. 2. biid eiiijelii |Tel;eiiDe Ding. 
 3. ber luiiDe ©d)ii&, Der eiiiielii l)en)in-|Ul)eiibe 
 3i«eig ob. Sct)ijpling. [©it)ijyliiige 
 
 Luxuriant stragglers, fippig rofld)|"enOe 
 
 Stralllsteiu, stralsien, a. [^'Rn 
 netiilg.] Der ©traljlilein. 
 
 Straigrl^^T stiate, (nngelf. »trae) adj. 
 
 1. gcriiBe, ilrarf. 2. jk gernbe. 
 
 To make a straight course, [^nr ] 
 gernben 'iiJege^ ileiierii. To go - again, fid> 
 aiifrii1)ten. (ii)ncl)i'eii. 
 
 Straigh t-pight , adj. f fd)lnilf fle« 
 
 Straigrlit, adv. (tnicf^, fugleic^, <iiif 
 fer ©telle, piiji) id). 
 
 ^trikig'lit, udj. enge ; f. Strait. 
 
 StraigUten, sti^ tn, p. a. l. \lrai 
 oD. geriiDe niiid)cn, gernbe biegen, flnicf jie« 
 l)en, ipnnneii. 2. enge miidjea, uereiigeti; f 
 Straiten. 
 
 To straighten the sheer, fiTOiU.] ben 
 ©troof Dee ©d)iffe« gmiDe mnct)eii , bemfel* 
 ben iweiiiger ©priiig geben. 
 
 Strai^litener, strA'tnur, <. dinet, 
 Der oD. Dii^, lUii* gcniDe miid)t, Der Ceiter. 
 
 Straig-lttftirtll, siidteforl/i', ado. 
 llrncfe, fogU'id), iinf Der ©refle. 
 
 Strai^litly, strateii, I. ftxad, ge> 
 rnDe, in goraDci i-tnie. 2. enge; f. Straitly. 
 
 Straig^lltness, strate'nes, «. 1. 
 bie ©iriicfl)iti, ®crnDl;cir. 2. bie (Jnge; f. 
 S t r a i t n e s s. 
 
 Straifflit'tvay , stiite'wi , ( • 
 
 Straigh t ways) adv. gernbeu 2Ji3cfle6, 
 flrnrfij, fliigS. 
 
 Straiii, strake, f. St rake. 
 
 Straik, (fd^ott.) did strike; 
 stroke. 
 
 Straikit', (fd)i>tt.) stroked. 
 
 Strain, strane, (fr. e'treindre ; (at. 
 stringo; flrcngeii) v. a. 1. (Irengen , «t)atf 
 oD. fd)rnff anjiel)eii, (itiirfi fpannen; flrerfen. 
 
 2. j a) fpiinnen i niiilrengen (ben firpf lo, 
 flnrpiuincn; liJJifrDe :c.) nnfirengen. b; ^Q^t^ 
 ii'ii^i )ii iveit iiiif-Drl)m'ii, (-HjiTteii sc.i emeu 
 geiiiuingi'iuMi ©inn gtbeii c) Doil) trnt'crt 
 
Fkl*. far, (all, (k. Mi. met. Fine. fin. .X6, move, n6r, got, fill. cJi«y, TAbe. tub. 'All. thin. Tllis. 1 9 
 
 STll 
 
 J^(f» ftMinntn; ufrft.irfen, txifotftn. d) jivim 
 ^11, trcifeen. 3. I'errciifdJ, uer(t(iii(t)en. 4. 
 pnfTen, trurffii; flenmien, qiietf(f)cii ; (out) 
 au£6ru(fen. 5. ftiird) Quvai erurfen, prciicn, 
 fiirc^brilrfrii, Iiiir(t)|)refyfn , turAfctlaoe". 
 tiircbfcil^cii. 6. biird) ^(H)ta ob. @ei(j(ii 
 reiiiiflen, iViljeii, fiitrireii. 
 
 To strain one'* voice, ftine @timmr 
 nnflrril<]{l<- 1'lxy have itrained llieir art 
 to tlie hlgliett, fie i)abtn itjrt ^iiiil'l Aiit6 
 i^od)|le getrttben. Hl« iuirtl» is forced aii<l 
 sprained, I'eiiie ^:)}ctintcrfeit tjl er))vininrn 
 lUlb linililtllrlidj. Men will - tlieinselvex 
 for eic, bie •OJitiiiVfjcn (Ircngeii firt) rtii, iini :f. 
 Do not - yourself, )ivill<Jt rud) nid>t. To - 
 •ne's arm. (id) ben ?lriii uerrenfen. (If your 
 lady; — his enienainnient , fid) eifriG t"' 
 null)!, ba^ er feiiieii £)ieii|l ii. ®olb ivieber 
 ttt)altt. Shak. 
 
 StrtUn, V. n. I. fidi niiflrriiijrii (fiA) 
 beiiiill)eii, fid) bf|Tre6fii). 2. (ihrougln briii^ 
 Qtn, fifffrii(Mird)', biirdjlmu'en. biird)rieferii. 
 
 Witliout straining. ol)nr <}liiftrriii)iiiiiV 
 You - too far, @ie oei)«i (ill bcr@ad)e) in 
 neir. 
 
 Utrain, *. I. bit (l)efcige) 91iiftrcii> 
 giing. i. bie biird) fjeftige 9ln|1reiifliiiifl I'er: 
 ur|'iid)tt *e|'<^<ibigimg i>b. SBerle^iing ; <iii eiis 
 fjtttt ^ebriitiinfl) bie SBerrciifinig, ber ^riid). 
 
 A s t r a i n of law, riiie 9ied)l6urrbTrhiiniV 
 
 Strttin, (U. fr. train, trainer; lot. 
 traho) «. 1. brr Ion; (in lueiterrr Sjebeih 
 tiiiig ) bie 5J3etre (tae Sieb). "i. bie ^Beiie, 
 gjiiinier, iltt i;. SDeife fid) fiber emeu t^e> 
 flfiilliinb niifjiibrrirfen, (bafjet) ber loii (bie 
 «an ju fpred)eii i)b. iii fjoiibtlii); ber ®fi)t, 
 bie €d)reibnrt ; ber -Miidbrurf ; 3"fl. *i"'fl/ 
 %Uii, bie SKenbiing. 3. + bie Dince, eiiiie, 
 9ib|lamimiiifl, ^*rfiiiiff, <M6fiiiift, t><\i (i)e.- 
 fd)led)t. Shak. 4. t ber iSrnnb, 9{niig Drvden. 
 5. a) ber i^mg, bie iJieigiiiig, 9liiMge. b) f 
 bet *flrnfter. c) + ber 3ii3 w" 2eid)tfti\u. 
 SiiAK. 6. bir (Spur. ^at)rte (bed 9iotl)iuilb^>. 
 
 Melodious strains, nieli>bird)e lolte nb. 
 ^Ufrrbe. To be upon the higli -, illl l)l>l)ri) 
 Zone rebfii, nii6 eiiiem l)ol)fii lone fpredjen. 
 To take too high a -, i bie (saiien ill l)od) 
 fpnnncn (fi(t) ju |el;r erlieben). A high - of 
 ■peecli, ein rrt)nbeiier @tt)l ; ein i)0(i)trii6eni 
 ber ®h)(. To speak in very lofty — » of etc., 
 Grivnd ffljr erl)cben. To cross the -, ®er: 
 fi^iebennrtigei ponreii. Because heretics 
 have a — of madness, roeil .Ke^er eiite 31n> 
 Inge jur Ipfllteit l^nben. 
 
 Straiiiuble, strAne'abI, adj.-f uber> 
 fpnimr, iibertriebuii luerben fijnuenb. 
 
 Strniuer, str^nur. «. l. &iner, ber 
 fid) rtuflrciigt. 2. bie ®cige. ©ri^e, ber ®ei-- 
 t)n, ©eiger, tni ©fige<, ©eifjetiid), ber ®ei: 
 (jetrid)tfr, tJiltrirfleiii, 35iird)t"d)liig. 
 
 Straining, sir^neing, «. I. bie 
 Slnilreiigiing. 2. ti<\6 ©eiijeii, bie @ei()ung. 
 3. i(\6 Wfi'digte, J)iird)gfreil)te. 
 
 Straining of bales etc., ia6 $re(Ten 
 D*n 5Pn(lfii !C. [fhrengiiiig. 
 
 Ktralnt, sir4nt, ». t bie tjeftige <Jlii: 
 
 fettrait, strAte, (f Straight) adj. 
 I. ; B) eiige; hmpp. b) flrflff; gernte, (trnrf. 
 e) fift, bid)t. 2. t a) innig, I'crtrniit, intim. 
 hi (Irriige a'. iSfrprbmmgeii ic), l)nrt. o 
 'Irriige, geii.ni; britigenb. d) fd»vifrig. 
 
 Siruit-banded, -j- tar^, getiig, (nif: 
 
 STH 
 
 ferifl- --handedness, ber &t\\, bie 
 ilnicfcrei. --laced, I. nig geuljiiiirt. 2. i 
 a.) einge|'d)riinfi. b> fteif (against, gcgeio. 
 c) flreMg(e) (in, in). — pig lit, geriibe gc- 
 flelU, |'d)lii!iF. --waistcoat, --jacket, 
 b.e 3ii»rt"gfjnrft. 
 
 feitrait) M. I. tit Gnat, bc\6 eiige 0)a0: 
 d)eii, bee eiige '20eg, $<ip; (ii. in eiigercr 
 "Sebeutiing, gciuijljnl. pi. -•; bie ■OKecrtiuje, 
 ©trnpe. 2. i lel^ni. Streiglit gnctjr.) -. 
 Ob. pi. -s, bie (J'lige, ^leiiime, 2>etlegeiil)eit, 
 •Jiori). 3. pi. -», ein |(t)i«aler Si'i'O- 
 
 To be in great straits, ill bie S'lige 
 gcciitl)cti Tciii, in 93erlegeiil)eit I'ein, in 9ioii) 
 lieden. Under any - wliatioever, in irgeiic 
 etiier i5rrlrgeiil)eit. To drive to — b, in bie 
 (yiige irriben. 
 
 Strait, p. a. t verlrgen niad)tn, in 
 iBciiigeiiDeii bringen, in bie ($'nge tretbeii. 
 
 .St raited for etc., perlegeii UIH tc 
 
 Htraiten, strAtn, v. a. 1. (Iroff 
 iiiod)t'ii, ipaiinen, an}iel)en. 2. engc iniid)en, 
 ciigeii, utreiigen. 3. t beeiigen. 4. einengeii. 
 5. i a> bi'i'd)raiiren, einrd)rmifen. b; iti 'iitti 
 tigeiil)eit |'ei>eii, in Ototl^ uriiigen. 
 
 Tiie straitening of liis fortune, bie 
 ■ilt<iiat;iiie, 9Serniiiiberiitig feined SBeriiii>gen$. 
 A man straitened in his circuuistaucex. 
 em ')Ximii in berd)rdiif(en Uiiiilanben. He 
 sermx to be -ed for a reply, er |'d)eillt liiti 
 fine <ilnrmort ueriegen in iViii. To be strait- 
 ened lor money. III (>)elbuerlcgeiil^eit feiii. 
 
 MtraiteUf «. a. gcnibe, fttad mattftw, 
 f ^ t r a i g li t e u. 
 
 fe»traitly, strAte'le, adv. 1. f a) eng; 
 fnapp. i» jhaff. 2. i a> eng, genau, intmi. 
 
 b) (jr^t atrictly) fUeng (beobat^ten ic ; i 
 red)t fel)r. 
 
 Mtraitiiess, strite'nes, t. 1. T bie 
 &iige. 2. :t a; Dai C^nge, i<leiiili4)e. b; bie 
 ©trrnge (bed !5erfnl)reiie ic.) ; @)eiianigreit. 
 
 c) cot; ber ^^inngei dm), d; bie @d)ivierig: 
 fell; SJerlegeiil)t'U, ytott). 
 
 The slrailness of my conscience, 
 inein enged (^eivifjen. — of mind, ber tieiib 
 iK^eC^eiil. - of circumstances, bie be|'4)rdnt' 
 leii Uiiijliiiibe. [Straigli tness. 
 
 fcitraitiiesS) t. bie &ttabi)tit, f. 
 
 Mtrake, strake, « praet. P. Strike. 
 
 tttrake, dpnti. traca) «. i. t btr 
 ©trii|\en), ®tri(f). 2. + ba6 (<t)mait »ret; 
 ber r^nirtle Ptaiib. 3. bie 3{iib|d)ieiie. 4. f 
 bnd (^leid, &tlti6. 3. tH &(ii\Qt. 6. [■'IRat.] 
 ber @)oiig. 
 
 Garboard--, ISSJlat.] ber £ielgang. 
 Strakes, ['0}2iir.] ber ^lanreiigniig. To 
 heel a -, [07(ar.] ein ®d)>ff ti»t» ®nng 
 ciefer i)b. ine^r auf bit ©eite iegeii. 
 
 feitraked, stiiikd, adj. t gcf^ceift, 
 flrfifig. 
 
 Sitraitif stram, (ban. stramnier) v. n. 
 Derti. 11. ej fid) Inng niidflrerfen. 
 
 Stramaall, stram'ash, (it. stramaz- 
 zare; ». n. [Dettl. u- 0] f(^)ingen ; jerfd)l(i> 
 fli'it ; i)ernirt)fen. 
 
 StraiiiiiMiOUS, stramin'eiis, (p. 
 I>1[. stramrn; adj. 1. fitOt)ttn , nild ©trot) 
 beili-l)ciib, ©trol) ... 2. i Ieid)t, fprcnnrtig. 
 
 tStranfl) strand, (nngelf. strand) ». 
 ber ©rriuie, bie Riiflt, b.id Uf«r. 
 
 Jiiri<>riiciioH of a Strand, bie ®trAnb> 
 gercc^tigfeit. 
 
 Strand-runner, (Ornitl).J berStmubj 
 Iniifer. 
 
 Strand, ».n. flrnnben, ouf ben ©traiib 
 g(riitl;cii , laiifeii ob. grtrieben iverben. 
 
 Strand, r. a. (Iranben inac^en, auf 
 ben ©irniib iV^en ob. treiben. 
 
 Stranded goods, property, ©trail? 
 gfitrr, ©troiibgiit. 
 
 Strand, (mit Strdl)n permanbt; tuff 
 siruna) s. [')J?,ir.] ber Dud)t, ©(<)aft. A 
 rope of four -», tin pierrd)fiftige« lau 
 The middle — of a f o u r- s t ran ded rope 
 [OJuir.j b(i« ^erj eined uierrd)iifrigen Inuei. 
 
 Stranding^, stranding, «. ia& 
 ©tniiiPeii, bie ©tranbuiig. 
 
 Strang-e, stiinje, (fr. e'trange; (ar. 
 exiraueus) ndj. 1. frenib , a) (audldnbifil), 
 'ItMbern gel)ong; entfmit; in biefer Sbebeiu 
 tniig beiniilje «). b) unbefniint, nen; iiiut* 
 Ijijrf. c) gleid)gii(tig, foit, fnitfmuifl. 2. felt, 
 frtiii, fonberbar, miiiiberbor. 3. frenib, fil)U(D» 
 tern. Shak. 4. iiiigen)pl>iiiid>, aiigerorbeiitli'^). 
 
 A strange sail, (»)Kiir.] ein frembed, 
 feinblid)e« @d>iif. Joseph made himself - 
 unto them, || ^ofepl) (leHfe fid) fremb gegen 
 fie. Looking - at one another, einaiiber 
 fremb, fair anfeljriib. To be -, fr«mb tl;iiii, 
 lid) fremb ob. ffbndjterii fteflen. Shak. - to 
 reliiie. miiiibcrbAre Q-riiiljIuiig. Strange! 
 reltf.mi! loiiberbar! SUuiiber! ((Jineiii). 
 
 Straiig-e, v. a. f eiitfrembrn (from, 
 
 Strange, v. n. 1. f enifrcnibet fem. 
 2. t i1d) luimbcrn, fremb t^un; (at; fid) 
 luimDcrii (fibrr). [bet mirf) uon ii)m. 
 
 I strange at if from liiiu, biei befreuu 
 
 strangely, sninje'le, adv. I. f 
 fremb, flli- Jrcnitliiig. Shak. 2. feltfain, ipuu. 
 berlid), foiiberbiir. 
 
 Slrangeneas, strinjc'nls, «. i. 
 bie ■JrfmM)fir, frembe ^efd)affeiil;eit. 2. ba$ 
 frembe, falte 5»fiicl)meii, bie 25crfd)loffenl)dr, 
 tai ©d)iui'igfii, ber fialtfmn. 3. cie ©d)nd)> 
 tcriilu'it, S'irritfljaltimg. Shak. 4. bas uti« 
 gefd)lfl(tte, ranlje »cueljmf 11, bie Ungerd)iad)t. 
 Ijeit. Shak. 5. bic '7?enl;eif, iJCuiibcrbarfeit. 
 6. bie ©elrrnnifeit, ©onberbarfeit. 
 
 A means to continue a strangeness 
 between tlit two nations, f fin *))tittel, 
 eine (*iitferniiiig jiuiiV^en beiben %itioncii 
 )ti nal)ren. Bacom. 
 
 Stranger, strAn'jur , «. i. ber 
 5rembe, a) ber S5ie'"fl'"fl/ ^lln^lnnber. b) 
 ber (^i.ifl. 2. i ber Jrembling, 9Teiiring. 3. 
 ber grcmbe (llnbefainite). 4. [SKei^tdfpr.] 
 e-iiier, ber eincr ©a(t)e fremb, babei iu(t)t 
 betl)filigt iff. 
 
 To make a stranger of anyone, (^inen 
 a\& JJrcmRfM beljanbeln, picle Umflanbe mit 
 (5-inem inadjen. To make one's self a -, 
 Simplimeiue mndjen. You are a - here, 
 ©ie fiiib fremb, iwd) neii l)ier; ©ie finb eine 
 feltene e'ri'djciiiuiig l^ier, ©le mad)en fid> 
 f)ier I'elren. My child is yet a - in the 
 world, meiiiemitiiibe i(l bieSBSelr nod) frrmb. 
 To be a - in one's country, in feinem SBa» 
 terlanbe fremb fein, nid)t luifTni, mni in 
 feinem SBarerlanbe porgeljt. To be a - at 
 court, rill 9?eiiiiiig nm SJofe jVin. I am a - 
 to ... id) bin ein TWcultiig in sc, id) ocrjlelje 
 OTid)tS poll IC. , id) lyibe feiue JJeinitnifi'e 
 
 POM 2C. Are Aou a - to that business? ifl 
 
 Oljneii bii'fe .S.ic^e fremb ? ipiffeii ©ie '7f id)r« 
 
020 F.'.ie. far. fall, fat "SMt. niPt. Fine. fin. N6. move, n5r. got. 6il. rl^i'uJ. Tiibf>. tub. full. l/;in. THi.'». 
 
 SIR 
 
 lUMi Mefer ©iirf)f? 1 am not quite a - to 
 him. id) bin il)m nid)t gnnj frcmd. Tlie 
 geiitlemati is a - lo me. tir jperr iff mir 
 fieiiif. For -« to my nature. oI6 nii'itier 
 gintiir fritltJ*. And -s to the sun. UuD ier 
 Finnic fretiiP. 
 
 iitrniig'er, ». o. t entfrrtuben. 
 
 Strange red with our oath, eiufremtct 
 Jiird) iiniVrii Q'lb. 
 
 Strailg-le, strang'gl. <fr. etrangler; 
 nr. mrangulo) v. a. 1. (Irnijgeln, ertroffelii, 
 rrii)ur<i«n , (Iriingiiliren. 2. i trflirfen; uii: 
 tcrBn'irffii. 
 
 Strang-Ier, strang'glur. t. 1. e-iiKt, 
 li^r crCirfffi It, Dcr ©nuiirger. 2. i 6er llutcr> 
 fcri'irfer. 
 
 Strang-IeK, strang'glz, c^trciiort) 
 s. pi. ( ^fertcarjeiieit.] bie I5rufe, Sriife. 
 Bastard -, bie bp^rtrtige, f(iird)e tirfife. 
 
 Strang'le-'iveed, sirang'gl-weed. 
 (niirf) Strangle-tare) a. [aSct.J bcr Gt; 
 ininurirfler, i^niifmrirger. 
 
 Sirang^ulation, strangguli'shiin. 
 *. I. bicG-riroffcruiifl, ©tiuurflung. 2. [9KeD.] 
 tie ©rdicfung. 
 
 Strang-urious , stranggu'reus, 
 adj. bie iTpnniilrenfle ()nbcnb. 
 
 Strangury, strang'gure, ( (111(f) 
 Straaguary, St ran gul I io n) (gr.) •«• 
 [Web.] bie $>oriiflrenge, bcr ^flrnjwniig. 
 
 Strap, strap, (^dH. strop; diigeH'. 
 stropp; ©triippe) *• 1. ber 9?ietiien (Icbcriie 
 ©rreifeio; (U. in etigcrer Sebeiitiing) a) ber 
 ©(()iif)rictiieii. b) ber ©teg (on Iniigeii ^in: 
 fteib"crii). 2. [>TOilit.] bie 91d)rcirrf)iiiir. 3. 
 ISiiiimerl.] ba6 Sntfciibniib. 4. ['Wnr,] a) 
 f. Strop, b) tdi ^in\\i\idba\\b. 5. [S&ot.] 
 bad !5Iattl;(ititd)en. 
 
 Razor--, ber ©tret^ricmeii. Iron — , 
 l-rfor.] bie ©trppvfette. 
 
 S t r a p - s li a p e d , [iBot.] jimgeiifijrniig. 
 --worm, ber 9{ieuifnn)iiriii, ^ilrteliutinii, 
 giiAriftn. 
 
 Strap, t). a. 1. iiiit (eiiieiii) Dfiemeii 
 peitid)cii. 2. iiiit eiiieiii Sfieiiieii befeiligeii, 
 iMiiboii. 3. aiif eitieni @trcicf)rienieii abiieijtu 
 (-Jfiiurniffffr ic). 
 
 Strappado, fstrlppa'do, (it. strap- 
 pare) s. (fi)m. fine ©trnfe bei itrirg^ieiiteii) 
 t'<\6 <a3ipi)t'ii. 
 
 Strappado, v. a. tuippen. 
 
 Strapper, strap'pur, *. e bn* grr&e 
 5Giibi-tMlb. [iiiib jhirt (U. ^pcrfoiicii). 
 
 Strapping-, strap'piiig. adj. f grog 
 
 Strata, strata, ((. Straitiui; t pi. 
 fOiirl.] bie Piificii, €d)id)rcii. 
 
 Stratagem, strat'tajlm, (^r.) «■ 
 I. bie Jlriegeiifl. 2. bie £i|l, ber ^iiii|1griff. 
 3. ber ^inn {ti eiiier Uiiteriiefjiming ; bie 
 Uiiteriifi)iiuiiig (Telbfl). Shak. 
 
 Demagogical stratagems, bCllliigogis 
 fdie lltnrriebe. 
 
 Stratariiliinetry , strattar'tA- 
 iiiciic. iiitb : 
 
 Strataritltiiionietry , sirat- 
 laiitZ/monriiietie, (gr.) t. [TOillt.] bie $ecr< 
 (Irlliiiinffiiiift. 
 
 Stratege, »tiA teje. } a\ gr. 
 
 StrategllS, strat'icgus,^ siraios ii. 
 ^-o) *. (rtlt. aitl)eiij ber Si'lf"'K«">^ ' 33e|rl)lp: 
 j.ijfr. [gie, ^ricgffiinil. 
 
 Strategy « strat'ieje, t. bic (Strdte: 
 
 SIR 
 
 Stratll, strat/i, (ID. VKtrnd) (. f bn$ 
 il)rtl, ber Wnmb , il)iiliiriiitb. 
 
 Stratification, Kiraniffelia'sliun. 
 
 ». bie £(t)irt)tiiiig (bas ©(f)id)fen ; ®eh1)id): 
 tetfeiii). if.icioi V. a. rd)i(t)rcii, niiird)id)tcii. 
 
 Stratify, stia icfi. lu. l. siraium it. 
 
 S 1 1 ii t i t i c il . iiiifiji'rd)id)tet, )}•"$ ■ • • 
 
 Stratocracy, straoli lasc, (gr.) 
 *. bie €triiri^friUie, (£tnbiUeiiherrrd).ifl. 
 
 Stratograpiiy, itraiog'graie,(gr.) 
 i. f bie 5?oiri>crd)rcii?iiiig. 
 
 Stratum, stratum, (I. S33) pi. -s 
 II. strata. *. bie 2iifle, ©d)irf)t; ['Wiiiemlg. 
 II. ®eol.] bie Sd)id)t, Cage. (ilol)ieiiriU;. 
 
 Siratiiui ot' coals. (S'olfbrrilll.] ber 
 
 Stra'»%', stiau, (aiigeir. streow ; (Btvol) ; 
 I'dliv. soaj ItU. ktraaieniuiiu <• !• a) ber 
 ©trol;f)iilni , ipiilni. b> (in biefer SJebeutiiiig 
 ol)iie pi.) t>M (£tro(). 2. i ber ®tn)l)l;oliii, 
 ipellcr, bie Sliiiiigfeit. 
 
 Chopt straw, ber ifiiicfcrliiig, bn^ ipiicf: 
 iVl. A man of— , i bcr i£triM)iliiinil. To be 
 ill the — , O ill beil 2i;l'Cteil lltgcil. 1 would 
 
 iioi give a - lor ii. id) gebc fciiieii Strol;: 
 1)111111, 5pilli'r bnt'i'ir. 1 care not a-, id) frnge 
 ■Diirt)te biirilild). His eyes draw — , ber 
 £iiiibiimiiii foiiiiiit (lueiiii eiiier rd)iafi'ig wivt 
 nub lid) bie 'JlligtII reibt). To stumble ai 
 a -, bei eiiur £leiiiigfei.t aiifli''6eii. 
 
 Prov. To pick straws like a mad man. 
 Ill0llb|ud)tiij jeill. A drowning luau will 
 catch a -, iliuti) lfl)rt bttttt , dlotl) l)iit fcUi 
 
 Straw-bed, iai Qtrol)bdt, ber ®lrti|); 
 I'lUf. --berry, iie ©ri^beere; lar^e -, bie 
 ^Uimiiii^erbbeere; Chili--, bie JCiefeuerb; 
 bccre ; muscus - , bie ''TOofcf)ii< > ©rbbcere. 
 — -berryblite, — -berry-spinage, 
 ber (S-rM'eerrpiiiot. —-berry-leaf, b(\6 
 (S-rbbeirbliitc. --berry-plant, t>a6 ©rbs 
 barfriuit. --berry-tree, ber ©rbbcers 
 bnillU. --ber r y- 1 re foil, bcr (Jrbbeer' 
 flee, --built, (lrol)C«i. --color, bie 
 (Srrol)f;irbc. --co4ore<l, |1roI;frtrbeu, — - 
 cutter. I. ber Stri>l)fd)iieiber, ipiirferling^i 
 fd)iieiber. 2. bit ipnrferliiigslnbe, ber ©trolj' 
 lliil)l, ©irol)r(^iieiber|lul}l. -goods,*. 
 pi. gcflod)tiiie gtrul^iunnreii. --hat, ber 
 ©irol)l)iit. --mat. bie ©triif;mntte. -- 
 niatiei. o bir ^Kiiibcrei, Siipperei. --ma- 
 il e-ss, bie ©troJ)iiinrriil3e. --paper, bn6 
 (Srrpl;papiex. --stuffed, luit ©trol) ge» 
 fluvft. --worm, ber (Stroljunirm. -- 
 wieath, [Xijpi'gr.] ber Itrdiij. 
 
 Stra^v, V. a. ierilreiieui f. Strew ii. 
 
 S t r o w. 
 
 Stra^vy., striwe, ndj. l. flrol)erii. 
 2. |lrol;artig, luie ©trol), lii<i)i. 3. ± |lrol)erii 
 uri)cteii, unfrnfrig). 
 
 Stray y str&, (u. flreuen ; angelf. strae- 
 gac. stregan; (treid)eii) v. n. 1. icreii, her: 
 nmOreifen, l)iriinird)iueifeii, iinil)er|iireifcii; 
 (about) l)cnimirreii. 2. i a) | irreii (fid) 
 iviiiben, L'. eiiieiu JJInffe IC). h)^(u. aSJinbe 
 jc.) iroi 1)111 jii'ljeii (over, uber;. Poi'e. 3. 
 irre geljeii, fid) I'erirrcii; (from) iibirreii (uoii) ; 
 luegl.iiifen, ful) iterlaiifeii (u. Xljieren;. 4. i 
 I'oin 9{ed)ieii nt)iuei(^cii. 
 
 Stray, e. a. f irre iul)rt\\, iiiifileitcii. 
 
 Stray, adj. irre, I'crirrt, weriiuiieii, 
 luricreii. 
 
 Striiy, *. I. f b,is ^cruiinuanberii, 
 
 SIR 
 
 3rrfn, bie 5rre, 9Serirrniig. Shak. 2. bn« 
 i<eiirrie(«eid)iipf, iierliiiifene, uetlDrcne il)ier; 
 ibi^iv.) bie l)erreiilore ®iid>e. 
 
 1 would not from your love make such 
 a stray etc., idf nibdire nid)t uoti furet 
 2iebe mid) fo iveit eiitteriien jc. Sbak. 
 
 Stray-line, ['TOar.] bcr^lbfafl, bn« 
 -JlOfodrii, 9Ibmrid)eii (eiiirS ©(^iffefi). 
 
 Strayer, stra'ur, «. f ber jperunj* 
 rtri'idnr. [iladgtaf). 
 
 Straz, straz, *. ber ©trng Cilrt firis 
 
 Streai< , streke , (nngelf. strlca ; 
 Strid); ItU. striga) V. a. 1. flreiftg mrtd)f"/ 
 llreifi'ii. 2. t fiir Stretch. 
 
 A streaked melon, eiiie 9?el)nielone. 
 Fine --ed bacon, ber ©d)ror|"pecf. 
 
 Streai<, v. n. l. (lrid)eln, (Strid)e 
 niiid)eii. 2. 9 [9?orbnm.] reiinen. 
 
 Streak, *. l. ber ©trid), ©treif(eii). 
 2. bie 'Jf iibi'd)ieiic ; f. Strake. 3. (bi*n). 
 stiaive (lufgeiproc^eii) [*))?nr.] ber ®nng; f. 
 Strake. [blird)H)ild)reil, 
 
 Streaked, strekd, adj. geflreift; 
 
 Streaiiy, stre'ke. arf;. |lreifig. 
 
 Stream, streme. (iingelf. stream; 
 lu. ystryni) s. 1. ber ©iroiii (Caiif, eiiie* 
 Jliiffef 20. 2. 1 ber ©trom. 3. ber©trDin; 
 51116, 55n(^; b(i5 aa3nffer. 4. 1 ber ©trom 
 (bie 'IJInfTe, gruge Weiige). 5. ber (Cuft», 
 &(\6:. Sid)to ©trom. 
 
 To go with or down the stream, beni 
 ©trcme fplgeii. Gulf--, ber Oolfilrom. 
 In any — of weather, f bei jebetii SBetter. 
 A - of lava, ein S(iU(i(Trom. A - of sand, 
 eiri ©nnbilrom. A - of words, eiii ©trpui 
 iipn 'Hjprteiu The - of his life, feiii Scbeitf* 
 lailf. Shak. Agaiust the current - of an- 
 tiquity, gegeii bett nrigemeineii ©trOiii bei 
 •■Jlltertljunid. The — of public opinion, ber 
 ©trom ber offciif(i(^eii ?Keiiiiiiig. 
 
 Stream-anchor, [War.) bcr Q53lirf» 
 aiifct. --cable, [TO(ir.] ba6 Snbeltaii. 
 --tin, [®eor.] bnS ©tronijinii. --work, 
 [Will] bie SB(ifd)e, bai JIutljiuerf, eiiie 
 geiuiffe 9Irbcit, bie bnriii bejlefjt, bie SSDnffec 
 uoii ben 3iiiiii£'Ern nbjiigmben. 
 
 Stream, v. n. l. ftr&inen (flie^cn, 
 rtnncn). 2. 1 tlrijmen (u. 93iut, Sid)t 20 ; 
 (from) ilromcn (au6) , (eiiier ©ad)e) cnt« 
 flroinen. 3. flattern (0. einer 5''i!lfl«>- 
 
 To impartial love do my sighs streamt 
 ber iinparteiifd)eii £iebe ilrijmeii nieine ©euf» 
 jer Jll. My streaming eyes, meinc tl)rn» 
 ncilbeil ^Jlligt'ii. His eyes streamed with 
 tears, feine iUugeii )d)iunmnieii in Iljriineii, 
 er b{it>tte fid) in Ibrnnen. 
 
 Stream, v. a. L ilromen (affen, flro< 
 men; eiirroHeu, cHtfalten; [War.] |lri)nieu 
 (bie 91nferboie). 2. ^ ± (into, in) ilrijnieu 
 (fliegen la(7eii). 
 
 Stream, v. a. ilreiteii, itreifig inad)en. 
 
 Streamer, sire n.ur. s. I. ^ bie 
 55al}iu', tfiiuirte, ber cO. bie "Hjinipel. 2 s, 
 }>/. 2id)rilronie. 
 
 Streaming, stic'ining, part. adj. 
 flrpiiienb; lid)raiifrn-iiiiu'iib. [ilronnueifc. 
 
 Streamiiigly , stremnigle. adv. 
 
 Streamlet, stremclet, s. ber fietne 
 ©triMii, 'Bad). 
 
 Streamy, streme. adj. 1. tlromenb. 
 2. ^ rent an jlu'^cnbeiu i>3. fffr , ilrrmriid), 
 geiviiffcrt. P»joh 
 
Vhe. far. fall, fat. >U. met. Fine. fin. No. move, n6r, got. oil. <IdO<l. T\\he. tub, full. tAln. Tlli.s. 921 
 
 SIR 
 
 Streekf streek. (Atinrlf. >trecean) 
 t>. n. jur £rf).ui nufflefleii ti'. Seicbeii). 
 
 Slret^t, streel, (aiigt'lf. straete.«trete; 
 Inr. .strntH via) t. Me ©triiBe, ©iifie. 
 
 To run up Hiid dowu (lie Ntreeta, (ill 
 ^flnilfrrrirtcr feiii. 
 
 Street-door, tie ipnilf t()rir. — tune*. 
 
 1. pi 0>.iffriiIiePer, Wiiffeii^.uier. --walker, 
 fcrr W''"^"'"'"; f'f ®'iiT<lih"«. --ward, 
 (eijeiii.i b(r Sn-nBeiifltifiVljer. 
 
 Sfrf'ig-llt, Ktiite. « t*. Strait. 
 
 f»trf*llt;tll, Htiengt/i. (>lii(irtr.strengtli. 
 P. streiigi ». I. bit ©r.irfe (eiiier ^erfoii, 
 (giifho), .•>) (fiJcgrmViO I'P" *£d)iund)0. I») 6ie 
 ^r.ifr. Wrtrfjr. o Mr jpiilttrtrfcit (riiief 
 SiiiltfTr* u.i. d) (Sehhiifrififeit, eiiier jjiirte 
 ic). e) 'Cti'i^e). (tai Sebeii). g) iMe 
 jTfri.iffir.. I. Me ■5J?ii(()t (Strciifrnfte, ^In^ 
 inW biiviiffurter Iriippfii ob. ©c^iffe). 3. Die 
 ■ flnVijiirfjc oP. mDMlifrt)f> Jtmit. 4. t ^" 
 (Jiirfe, fc|le Ort, ftit 5e(le, geiluiifl. Miltoh 
 
 Wifli main utrengtii, by — of arm* 
 biird) ff'rptrlid)!- Stnrfe. To gather -, luicMr 
 III firiifteii foiiimeii, |ld) luiebtr erl)Olen. A 
 Kick man hus not -to walk etc., eiii itriinf ir 
 id iiidit ftnrf fleiiiin , uiii }ii gefjen. - of a 
 iKjiior, of an acid. Me <Btarte twti (iti(liqt\\ 
 ©etriiiife«, eiiier ©niire. That is beyond 
 Ob. above my - , b(i6 gcl)t ubtt nieiiir 
 ^rrti'te. I know hi«-, id) feline feiiieSrnrfe 
 Ml ivei§ , ii'oriii et Onrf i(l. Caracci'* - 
 (?nrncci'« Jtroft, fr.iftigfr ^iiifel - of i 
 word, bie Stnrfe, firaft eiiie* ICorted. - of 
 judgment, of memory , of reason, of an 
 argument, bie €tnrfe ber llrtljeilifrnfr, be« 
 05e^<irt)tlliffe*, ber SJeriiiiiift, eiiiee SSciueiiX. 
 
 - of mind, bie ©rnrfe, flrnfr tti OJeiile^. 
 
 - of language, bie frnftiiie ©pr(id)e. The 
 
 - of wind, bie ©tiirfe be« <!Uiiibe*. The - 
 of light, bie ©tnrfe be« eirf>te4. The - of 
 public opinion or custom, tii 'TOild)t ber 
 6fffiitli(f)eii <JJ?eiiiiin(i ob. ber 0)riu;'l)ii^<it. 
 
 - of limit, bie ^rrtft (ber "!DBrf)iieriiiiifii), 
 ill befliiiiiiiter 3e't (i<t> lu beiuegen. Shak. 
 Upon ilie - of etc., frnft, rerin&ge. In -, 
 tri'Q. What is tlie — of the enemy by land, 
 or by sea? luie flnrf ill bie feiiiMid)e Cniib- 
 Cb. ©eeniildjt? One of our principal -a. 
 + eiiie iiiiiVrer ^iiiiptiliitjeii. 
 
 S<reii|;<ll, V. a. t f. Strengthen. 
 
 StreilfftiK*!!, streiig'iAn, c. a. t. 
 ? (liirf nind)eii, jlnrfeii (ben fiijrprr, bie C>it> 
 finiMieit !c.), 'brill ^orper 2C.) ^rnft gebeii. 
 
 2. 1 befrnftigcn (biflntigeii) ; 6cfc|ligen. 3. 
 ftiirfcr iiirtd)eii, ueriliirfeD (eiiie33rr.i(jiiii(] jc.i. 
 
 To strengthen authority, ber ffleivalt 
 firnit grbrti. To - ihe paste board, (33iid): 
 biiib.) beii 'iJ3«ipeiiberfcI feil i>b. feiii fdjliifleii. 
 
 lifrcng-llieiif t>. n. (lavt luerbeii, 
 neiie .Uriifrc brfriimicii, fid) I'erflnrfcn. 
 
 8<ren|ftlieil«r, strenglh'mir, «. 
 ber©fiirfiiibe; bicStnrfiing, bn« ©tnrfiuifl*! 
 niittel. ©rnrfiiiiitef. 
 
 Sf reilg-tflll«8S, itrengtA'les, a<{J. 
 rljiif ©tiirfe, frnfrlp*, i'd)iu<id). 
 
 Strength less wine . tlinrter H^ein. 
 
 fektreilUUUSf stren'uus. (Int. stre- 
 nuus) adj. I. tijfltifl, eiiifiil, rn|lU'<; iwdcfer 
 i»i(iiiiil)fift, fjerjljaft, tnpfer, filliii. 2. eifrig. 
 
 Strenuous liberty, -f iiiiriil}ige 5rcil)cir 
 
 litrt^nuOuSly, stren'uiiKle, adv. 
 
 1. tt}a(ig,.ra(Iloo, eniftfl, niit afler ^iijlreii: 
 
 STR 
 
 giing; rontfer, niann^afc, ^erj^aft, tnpfer, 
 fuljii. 2. Ijcitig, eifrig. 
 
 S$treilU<»USlieK8 , strcniiusnls, 
 s. I. bie ilj.uigfeit, ©mrigfcit, 3{iiilli'ftijfeu ; 
 ■OKiuinlj.ittiafeit, :peril)iittigfcit , iiipierfeit, 
 £iiii)iil)ett. I. bie ipi iiigf lit ; ber 6'tter. 
 
 Strepeut, kirepeut, (Itlt.) adj f 
 Itiiic, l.iriiieiib. 
 
 Sirepuroiis, stilp'eius. adj. f 
 geriiii d)iH'(l, nut Wcniiiid) urrbuiiCen, liu> 
 iiieiib, r<iii|\l)eiib, prii(|i'iiib. 
 
 Iitre.«i«) ktiex, (IV. (rais; ir. Irei.se> t. 
 I. bie WeiuiUt, ber lliigi'iliiiii. '2. bic ©tiirfe, 
 ^nift, ber i)iii(ftbrii<f, bui (»i'iuid)t, bie 'biiA)-- 
 (igfeit. 3. Der ivitlxigTie ob. iufreiitlid)e Il)t'il 
 ciiitr ©>id)e, ber.!piniprpiiiiFc, bie *piuipt|°iid)t'. 
 
 By k tress of weather, blivd) bi16 nil 
 getlilnte 'ZUetrcr. Tlie faculties of ihc mind 
 must not be put to a — beyond (heii 
 strength, ninn niu§ bie (J)ti|)e6frii|te nic^i 
 fiber bie 'OT^a^tii niiftreiigeii. Locke. To lay 
 too much - upou etc., |u viel (^)ea<i(^t Icgrii 
 iiiif zc. - of the voice, [0>raiiini.] bie pri>: 
 Hibi|'d)e ^etoiitiiii) ber ©iibcii. In the - ot 
 war, iiiiiteii iiii Mricge, a\6 ber £rieg am 
 l)eftigtti'ii gefii^ri ivnrbe. This, on wliiih 
 'ihe grrut — of the business depends etc.. 
 
 bie«, iwiH'cii bii6 •ajr|eiiilid)e, I'ber ber .'piiupt. 
 piiiift brr ©ad)e iiblj.iiigt. The - of the 
 fable lies upon etc., bie :piUlpl|'.ld)e bei bie- 
 jVr JJ.ibcl beriil)t ouf k. (Ijeit iVl^eii. 
 
 StresSf V. a. t in 97oth ob. 2>i'ri>d>'ii 
 
 feitrvtcll) slietsh, (aiigrlf. streccaii; 
 llrecfeii) u. «. l.^tedew, rerfeii , nnerirftii, 
 bel)iieii, rpiiiiiieii. 2, l a; niirpaiiiieii , aii^ 
 llrengeii. b) (6-tivn^) )ii lurit nnecef^iieii, 
 iciuer ^adft) cine jn groM« ^2tn£fii'l;iuini) 
 .icben, ((S'tiu.U) libenViinncii , lUurtnibeii, 
 ril?errd)reiteii. c) toni) biird) 2o6cferl)cbiiii: 
 gen i>crgr5M(rii< Shak. 3. nii^ilrfrfeii (bif 
 :pniibic.), (ineipanneii, iiiitbebiieii. 4. t flu*' 
 bel)iieii, eriucitirii. o. nnfilrerfiii. Siietch 
 ed. nn«ge|lrcrft (u. lljurea :c.). 
 
 Stretch lliine hand unio the poor, |! 
 reid>e beni 'Jiriiieii beiiic >pniib. To - lonli. 
 rtiUilrerfen, flntipnniieii , niiebelnicn , AU6 
 breitcii. To - forward, oiif|lrfrfeii , iiiit 
 rectril. To - out one's wings, (Vine 5"'!l''' 
 0!l6br(ireil. To — a boot over tlie lasi, eilieii 
 ©tiefel eimpanneu, liber Mis ©tieiVihoij 
 ipuiineu. Sire t chin g- piece. ISoljgerb., 
 Die ©trcrfe, b<i6 ©trediii'eii. (Tliis kiss, it 
 it durst speak), would - thy spiriu uf. 
 into the air , lufirbe bcine Cebfii^geirtir 
 Ijinnnf bie in bie L'tifte (lufilrecfeii. He ma\ 
 be s t r e t c h e d for it, er f anil bafiic geljaiigi 
 mtrfew. 
 
 St retell, V. n. 1. (id) ffrerfen. fid) n'f: 
 fen, Hd) beljiieii, fid) lueiten. '2. fiit) trih-ecfni 
 (from, lion; to, bi6 jii, bi6 an), rcirtjcn (to. 
 bi« an, bie ju). 3. ± a. fid; aiiilniigen. bi 
 liber bie 2i3al)rl)eit l)inanfgil)en, libertrciben. 
 4. CiJfar.J iVijcln ; (u. in engercr Sbebeuinng 
 uieic ©egcl fiiljren, prangen. 
 
 Stretch a little for it, flreiigt tudf eiii 
 luenig an, nin ee jn erlaiigen 
 
 Stretcli, *■ 1. bie <}liieilre(fiing, ^ui: 
 bel)iiiing, ©pannniig. 2. bie ©irerfe, lOcite, 
 ber llinfaiig 3. i a) bic 51ii|lreiigiiiig. b) 
 MiUibirrpaniiiing,lleberrd)rfiriiiig 4. [-))iar.j 
 ber ©d)lng. 5. ber £aiif, bie 3(irt)mng. 
 
 Quoiatious ia their utmost *t fetch. 
 
 STR 
 
 ©teflen in i^rem roeiteilen ©iiiiie. To put 
 to the utmost -, niif bai <Meii^crile (bt« 
 G>3cbulb jc.) erfd)opfen , ernii'iben. To put 
 upon the -, f aiif bie ijuiter fpanncn (ben 
 25rrrtaiib jo. 
 
 Stretcher, atrltsh'ur, «. I. bie 
 -^JrriVn ob. ^Budit, bie anSbehnt, ber ®pan« 
 ner, bai SOerfjeng juni ©m-cfen ober Df^» 
 lien ; (ii. in engercr Sjebeutniig) a) pU -s, 
 I'di (Seidell (eiiiee ^fcgcnfc^irnie). b) [J5)rtnl)» 
 it^nljm.J bie ©trecfe, bui ©rrerfeiiVn. c) 
 i©d)iil)m.] ber 3eid)rrci|1cii. d) [Jtnrb(itr<^en« 
 m<\d)] ber 9{.il)!nen juni ^MmTpaiiMen n. 'Iln» 
 liffit'ii ber ,R.irfat|'d)i'nleber. 2. [■OJfaiir. l bet 
 ©tvrtfcr, SJinber. 3. [•■)Kar.] ber 5ii6|To(t 
 ibrr3{iiberiri. 4. [Sininicrl.J berStrirfOalfcn, 
 
 Stretching-- course, stretsh'. 
 ing-korse, ». l'>)}taur.j btc ©trerf|(t)id)t, 
 ©rrerflage. 
 
 Stre^V, strA, (gotf). strawan; nngelf. 
 vtreaAian. streowian ; (Ireiieil) v. a. I. 
 llreiieii (35(umen ic). 2. be(lreucn. 3. beden, 
 bebetfen. 
 
 To strew about, f^eriiiiifhreiien. 
 
 Stre^ving- , atrb'ing , J. 1. bat 
 ©rreneii. 2. (S-tiDae }iiin ©rreiien. 
 
 Stre^Vllieut, str^'ment, I. f Mi, 
 mi\i jiir SSiTiiernng geilreut luirb, ber 3i«» 
 rath. Shak. 
 
 Stritte, atrii, dot. 3Q.) «. pi. [^at 
 riirg j bic ©treifen, ®ttid)t, J^iirt^eii (nit 
 •))fi!rd)tlii SCI. 
 
 Strinte, stil'Ate, ) ad/, geilreift, 
 
 Striated, siij iied,J gei'nrdjt, gerei* 
 fi'ir, aiii-(Kfi'ljii, gerlefclt. 
 
 Strilftture, slrl'ilahiire, «. bit 
 2treitiMig, ijiiyiuiig, ber (5-infd)nitt, bie 
 ©trrifen. [eiiie, ber lll;u. 
 
 Stricii, strik. (gr.) t. t bie iWa^jt. 
 
 Strici&eu, snkkn, pp. o. Strike. 
 
 Stricken in years , well — in age, btt 
 jaljrr, hodjbcjaljrt. - by a woiuati, in ein 
 Jranciiiiniiiier grfd)i>(Tfii. 
 
 Strickle, stiikkl, (o. strike; flrei< 
 d)eil) t. I. (aild)Stric kler. Strickless, 
 Stritchel, Strike) tni ©trci(l)l)Olj dim 
 iai iiii 'i))fa0e ilOertiiirrigc ®eiri'ibe oben bni 
 I'Oii iufgiii|lre!d)cii). 2. bai ©treidjljolj (ein 
 •ICcrfjfiig, ©eiifcn bainit jii )d)arfeio. 
 
 Strict, Ktiikt, (lat. stricius) adj. 1, 
 f eiige. 2. i a) eiige (JDiiiibni0 lo ; innig. 
 b) ilreiigc (|"d)arf). c) geiiau, piiiifilid). d) 
 anetriirflid). 3. ilraff (gnpannt). 
 
 True friendsliip is never so strict, 
 iual)ve JreiinDf^afr iiiiniiit t6 nie fo gennn. 
 To keep - watch, gnte *a3ad)e (jdlteii. To 
 keep a - hand over etc., ilreiige fein gegen 
 :c., ©iiien ilreiige l;alteii. To be very - 
 Willi etc., ©men iVIjr flrcnge Ijalten. He is 
 very - in observing etc., er Ijfilt IC, flrciig, 
 genan. To understand iu a — sense, jlreiiy 
 iiei;mrii. 
 
 Strictly, strfkile, adv. I. eiige. 2. 
 t a) eiige. b) ilreiig (i'd)arf). c) ilreng; 
 genaii, piinftlid). d) aiiebriirfiid) 3. flrnif. 
 
 Strictly taken, llreiig geiioniilieil, ilH 
 eiigereii ©iniic ob. 9Ser|laiibe. 
 
 StrictiieMS, snikt'nes, *. 1. T bie 
 (yngc. 2. t a) bic ©trrnge (©djarfo. b) bie 
 Wenanigfeir, ?))iiiifilid)fi'it. c; bie aiuebrtlcfi 
 lid)frit. 3. bie ©trajfljcit. 
 
 To proceed Willi strictness, mit 
 
922 Fale, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. NA, move, ndr, ^6t, oil. cl66<l. Tiibe, tiib, full. t//in. Tllin. 
 
 SIR 
 
 Srtengt, fheng uerfflfyren. In -, fheng qt-. 
 nonuuen. 
 
 Stricture, strSk'tsliure, *. I. [bef. 
 SRc6.] Die 3iifaniiiien}icl)un(j. 2. a) 6ct 
 ©trid), 3uo (jeborf) iiur i). 3. bie 3ln6eii! 
 hiiig, (Tiic^tiGe fritird>e aSemerfuiig. 4. f 
 tai giitifc^eii, etfciifunfd)en , G-ifciuplitteri 
 d)t\\. [3iioe uun 233ei^f)eit. 
 
 Some strictures of wisdom, eillige 
 
 Strid, strid, praet. 0. Stride. 
 
 jitritldeii, sHiddii, pp. u. Stride. 
 
 Stride, stride, (niigelf. straede, fd)veU 
 teii) *• ber (lucite) <Sd)riU. 
 
 To talie strides, groge ®d)ritte iiind)en. 
 Willi Tarquin's ravisliing -s, iilit gciUfJTi': 
 titii, fd)(etd)eiieeii ®d)rtttcn. Shak. 
 
 Stride, praet. strid, strode; pp. 
 strid, siridden, t). n. 1. t"d)vejteii ; (away) 
 l)iiiivcgrd)reiren. 2. tiiit nui eiimntier ge^ 
 flWi'itiTfii 23ctiicii flcljen, iittf fpreijeii, iu 
 Sbtiiif oD. 5"'!)>^' niUiVerrcii. 
 
 Stride, »• «■ ul»erfd)reiten. 
 
 Stridill^ly, stri'dingle, adv. mit 
 iwitni ertiv:tfeii, ipfrrbtiiiig. 
 
 . Stridor, sni dur, (Kit. ^■) t. ia 
 fjffruV', pl6i;lirt)c ®rt)ii(l, bet filnpp, !£d)lng. 
 
 StridulOIIS, strid'julus. (dU.) ad/, 
 finltcnio, fiiitteviiD, fiiirfd)en&, fd)mutiTnD, 
 jifiDi'iifi. [*. ia& itnl(lt•r^^e. 
 
 St rillll loudness, strid julusne.'.. 
 
 strife, .sirif«,(iuiriii.estrif; f. Stri ve; 
 a. 1. t)i'v ©rveit; fni> SBifcerflrcbcii; Btr 
 ffljifti'vipnid). 2. f in IvOiirriifT. Shak. 3. 
 in QEetrflreit, 9iari)eifi'r, Dafi ©rrebeii. 
 
 I and my people were at great strife 
 Wild etc., II id) iiiib iiieiii ^3o\( l^nrtcn eine 
 grogc ®a(^e mit k. To be at -, mit eiii; 
 nilDcr luctteifeni. The - of acid and alkali, 
 •f tic lliiuerrragdd^feit Der ©I'iureii mit Den 
 Sniigciirmjen. Ariificial -, t>cr 2Beti)lrcir 
 6er iJi.uiir mit Dor iluii|T. Shak. 
 
 Strirerui, st.ite'iul, «rf/. l. flrei; 
 tciif, ilreitig, mi(5i)i'(lig, >ui6errprrd)fn6. 2. 
 flreirriid)tlg, jniitird). [®tiel (am Oblte). 
 
 Stri^, stiig, (i>oti ©trid)?) J. t J*"^ 
 
 Stri;fiBieiit, stiig'ment, (Int.) «• t 
 bii6 ed)iitJt'd, il&gefro^re, bcr iibgefm^tc 
 Uiirnrl). [adj. [35ot.] biirftciuiljiilid). 
 
 Strig°ous, stiigus. (int. snigosus) 
 
 Strilie, strike, (niigrli". astricaii; 
 i)V(l. stiyketi; ftri'id)Cll) praet. struck; pp. 
 ■truck II. stricken, ' strook, v. a. 1. [be\. 
 gjJiiv.) flnid)eii ( niiberliiffni , iiieCcrfaljreii 
 miid)eu, J. SB. bie (Jingge, ©cgel k.). 2. 
 flri'ic^i'ii , (iiit|lreiri)eii ; (.tai Oittrcibe) ilrcu 
 d)en, ftbflrcidjeii (mit eiiidii ©trcidjf^iMjo. 
 
 3. rd)iiigiMi, ilrgi'ii, trfffcii , o (■d)meigen; 
 [■^'Kar.] niiftlogeii , nuf beii ®niiiP ilLifjcii. 
 
 4. i'rf)ingen (biird) ©djMgen liii»irftii); 
 t^fiiiiin).] i'd)(iigeii, priigcn, miinjui. 5. 
 (©■men nuf eine rd)merjl)nt"ie SEcife) rd)ingcii. 
 6. (bcf. II) fd)lngcn, jiid)rigeii, ilvntVii ; llii= 
 gfiirf briiigi'ii. Shak. 7. ± a) <gicirt)inm in 
 eine ©nd)e rd)lngi'ii, eiiirdjlogui) eiiipnigen. 
 b) nmjreifeu, riiljreii. In (Irilniinen |V()cii, (Ji: 
 nem nuffnden. c) (biii-d) eiiu- plii(5iid)e i^nnb: 
 lung) Gtiunc beiuirfeii, ju ©tniiCe briiigeii, 
 tuirfen, veriivrnd)eii, prrbrtiti'ii ; (I'iiien ipiiiu 
 bfl !C.) fd)lie6eii, iimdjeii. 8. in eiiieii iliil;li 
 feffel briiigin. Edwards, W. l.voics. 
 
 Strike tlie miizeii and .set it! [OJInr.] 
 {|Ple bie iSei'aii bei ! To - souudiugs;, [OWnr-J 
 
 STll 
 
 Mfjtn, bai 2Dtf) iwerfeii. To - the tents. 
 bie Scire nbbredjen. To - sail, l. ; [-War.] 
 bie ©egel |1reid)eii. 2. i (lo) bic ©ege( |lret; 
 d)eii (por 2C. ; b. I). ^In^ mnd)cii). To - a 
 balance, [ipnnbelj ten ©nibo jicl)cii; eineii 
 ©nlbo nu6gicid)i'ii , ciiie i)(rd)iiiiiig i"nioiren. 
 To — the vessels, bie^nilfeil fdjlngfll Shak. 
 To - a color, eine 5'T'*f nebcii. To - upon 
 the bell, nil bie ©locfe rd)lagen. To - one's 
 head against the wall, ben itopf n" b'e^iii'b 
 llojjen, "lit bem ivopfe nn bie 2i3anb nn^ 
 ilDgen. To - the sands, fliif ben ©nnb gf> 
 rntl)eii ob. flocen, |Trnnben. To - five Imn- 
 dred copies (of a book), fiinfljlinbiTt (j-xeuii 
 plate nbjieljen. To - root. 2i}iirjf( |M)iagen. 
 A tree strikes its root deep, em ^aum 
 lUlirjelt ticf. Even those ideas which are 
 struck deepest, |Vlb|t jene Jceeii, bie nm 
 tiefilen eingepragt ftno. The clock -s twelve, 
 e^ fdjingt jiuijlf (Uljr). It struck twelve 
 o'clock, ed l;nt jiDulfgei'djlngen. He strikeN 
 the critical minute, er crgreift ben enti'djei: 
 benben 'illigenbuct. Strike up the drums! 
 tiil)ri bie irommeln ! To - fire , jjciier 
 |d)lagen. To - a liglit, em Sid)i fdjlagcn. To 
 
 - up a ni.irch, eiiien -Mfarfd) fdjlagen. 
 Witliout striking a stroke, oljne etneil 
 ©d)lag, ©rrtid) jn tl;nn, ii|)n»©d)iucrt|treid), 
 Dime alle -iiJfiil^e. To - any one , 1. (S-ineil 
 fd)iagen. 2. t (S-ineni &elO nbbttteln. To - 
 any one on the head, ©men nilf Dell itopf 
 l'd)lagcn. To - to the very heart, ((S-iucm» 
 iu iprrjen geljeii, biS in bie Seele bnngen. 
 That struck her to the heart, Dieo gilig 
 ii)r biird)» >?erj, ging il;r fet)t jii iperjen. To 
 
 - dead, 1. tobt i"d)lngcn. 2. i ©inen I'iber^ 
 rnrd)en ( frappireii). To - up one's heels, 
 CS'inem ein 2}eiii iintecrdjlngen. To - battle, 
 cme ©rt)lad)t litfeiii. To - blind, mit iblinb; 
 Ijcir fd)Mgen, Utiib mad)eii , biciiben. To - 
 
 - with lameness, lal}liten. It struck him 
 into the jaundice, er befaiu bie 0)elb|"iid)r 
 bnoini. To - dumb, in eiii (liimmes (sv^ 
 ilaiinen perfeijeii. To — with surprise, in 
 (S-riTniinen feyen, be|1iirjen, befnirjr mad)cn. 
 To — with wonder, alarm, dread, fear, 
 terror, g'tneii iieripiiiibern, (i-ineni pkiljltd) 
 llnvulje, '5urd)t eiiiffi)(}en, Jiirdjt einjngen. 
 To be struck witli horror, i>iin (ynrftyen 
 ergnjfen fein. The plan proposed strikes 
 me favorably, Der I'orgeidjlageue ^lau frap; 
 pirt mid) aU jmecfmagig, fudr fni) inir I'on 
 eiiier giinriincn ©eire bar. We aie imtne- 
 diately struck with the idea of etc.. 11116 
 ergreift ffgUid) ber ®ebanfe an ic. Tiiat is 
 very striking, 6(\6 i|T |"cl;r riil;renb , nuf: 
 fallenb. To - up a great li^at, cine gnpe 
 i?ii>e bi'iuirfen. To - a league, ein ~i5iinO; 
 ni@ fd)liCBen. Site strikes an universal 
 peace through sea and land, fie I'erbrettet 
 einen nngcmeinen 'jjncben ubcr @ee unb 
 2(\ni. Milton. To -, ob. to - up a bar- 
 gain, einen ipniiDil rd)lif^eii. Stricken in 
 year.s or age, bc;nl;rt. Well struck in 
 years, Ijiidjbijnljrt. 
 
 fi-oi). Strike the iron wlille it is hot, 
 mnn mug t>i\6 (S'lfcn |rt)niitC'en, luenii ce 
 luarm i|l. 
 
 To strike asunder, entjiuei fdjiagcn. 
 
 To strike down, }u ^I'beu |"d)Mgcn ; 
 fntlen, niebcrlaiTen. 
 
 To strike iu, iuto, l;iiieiii(i<)lagen. 
 
 bill 
 
 To strike Into, ± ferfcljen in :t. 
 
 To strike off, I. ftrcidjen, iuegi1rei« 
 d)en (nbiiel;en). 2. abfd)lagcn , nbl;niien, ab> 
 fonbci-n, trennen. 3. i a; [ ii)pi>,jr ] nb> 
 jieljen, flbbnicfen. h)nb|'d)aifen, niifljeben. 
 
 To strike offa man's head, (f'inem betl 
 .tvopf nbfd)(ngen, nbljancn. To - lo . . , (S-n 
 neni (in Sluftionen) Qimai iu|'d)l,igcn. 
 
 To strike out, I. fjrcicf)en, nuSjIrci* 
 rf)en, biird)ilreid)en , niietl^iin. 2. i iiermi» 
 rd)en. 3. (burd) ©d)lngeii Ijernii^bringcn) 
 nu^rdjlngen , l)iTnu6fd)lngen. 4. ± a) l;erpot» 
 bi'ingen, fdjaffcn, erflnben, entmerfen. b) an* 
 2id)t bringcn- 
 
 To strike up, 1. fdifagen, nlfjren (bit 
 Irommeln 20. 2. i [OJJuf.J nnrd)Iageii (eme 
 •2Uie zc), anilimmen. 3. nni|treid)en. 
 
 Strilie, V. n. 1. [-))?vu'.] ilnii^cn (6. i). 
 Die ijlag.ie rtreid)en). 2. i (to) |id) iintenuerfen 
 1 ciiiiT ©ad)e). 3. [ ^JUaibmrpv.] ilreidjen, 
 Intiffn , laufiig fein. 4. fd)lngen, anrd)lageii 
 (against, an); ['OJtar.J nuf Den (i5runi) ilojjen, 
 niifilopen, ilrnnbcn, (upon) floBen, gcrnrljeii 
 inuf). 5. t (against) flreiten tgegcii), (einet 
 ©nd)e) luibcrilreiren. 6. (uon lll^rcii) fdjln. 
 gen. 7. -iBurjcl rd)fngen (i>. SBiiumcn). 8. 
 [©iigl.] ben OKeifttr perlnjTcn, iim il;n fv ju 
 iioiMgen, einen l)[il)t'ni Si)l;u jii gebeii (ui>ii 
 tew 'ilrbfitern in OTnnufnfiiircn). 
 
 Striking watch. Die ©djlngu^r. Hinder 
 liglit from striking on it, pecl^inbere, i>\\^ 
 Dafi 2id)t Dnranf ipirfe. 
 
 To strike against, I. flogen , (d)Uu 
 gi'ii, anfri}tagcn (an). 2. fid) luelji-en. 
 
 To strike at, 1. fd)(ngtu nad) . . . 2. t 
 (©fiunf) nngreifeii. 
 
 That strikes at the atheist as well aa 
 at us, Dies bcmei^t ebeii fo feljr gegen ben 
 '2ltl;ei|len aB gegen m\6. 
 
 To strike in, I. l)infin|1turjen. 2. f)iii« 
 einfd)l.igen (u. (Scrd)n)uren). 
 
 To strike in with, fitft jU @inem 
 fd)lagen, fic^ mit (yinem uerbinben pb. per« 
 einigen; fiH) ti<i)ieii imd) .., (&ineii> nnc^^i 
 al;men. 
 
 To strike into, 1. f)iiieiii(lurjcn. 2. 
 jld) rd)lagi'n (jld) luenbeu), gel)en in ... 3. t 
 t pll)i;lid) fummen, gclnngen ju it. 
 
 That lane strikes into etc., bitfed 
 (i3apd)en gel)t in K. To stri ke deep into 
 etc., ticf cinDvingen in 2C. To — reputation, 
 t pl&i;!id) bei-uljmt luerDcn. 
 
 To strike on, aiif dTiuni luirfen. 
 
 To strike out, nutJireten, nuerdjiucifen. 
 
 Like the waves of the sea etc. strik- 
 ing out farther and farther upon the land, 
 luie bieajogcn Der©ee, Die fiit iiuiner lueiter 
 11. lueiter iiber Dai5 2anb ncn'rciteu. To -into 
 an irregular course of life, to — into a 
 sudden iriegnlariiy, plotjiid) eine nu;;rd)ivci> 
 feuDc I'ebeiifenrt nnnel;men, plol^lic^ aai* 
 l'd)ioeifcn. 
 
 To strike through, t bur(t)|'l^eilien, 
 leiid)ien burd) .., I)inburi1)blii5cii. 
 
 Now and then a beam nf wit strikes 
 through the obscurity of the poem, ^nnn 
 unb luaun blstjt em glanjcnbcr ©irnl)l be« 
 iBiycS burd) Die I5tmfril)cit Dc^ ®eDi(^re«. 
 Drvucn. There is divine providence that 
 s t ri k es t h r o n g h a.ll tilings. e£ giM eine 
 goirlute i8i>r|Vl;tiiig, Die \id) in 'lillem ieigt, 
 t'tfnibnct. 
 
File, far, fAll, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. NA,m6ve, n6r, got, 61l, clodd. Ti^be, tfib, fcill. t/»in, THis. 923 
 
 STll 
 
 T* strike lip, uijdigfn (i>. Irontmetii). 
 
 To xtrike upon, (S'tmi^) (tii<)reifen. 
 
 Strike, t. I. im 8trei(f)t)iM) (\ui\\ 
 qKi-Jini id Qitimiti). 2. [Otnl.] 6cr 
 &d)rff>'l (bushel). 3. [Oertl.j eiii^iig von 
 uier Sd)ifft!iii o^. '/^ 0iuirter. 
 
 Strike of flax. |.Oertl.] cine i^iiibi'Dll 
 ^liid)^, Mr mail nuf etiinuil l)ed)rlii (>uin, t>tx 
 ©triiiisi3iii(f>e. [ [lerf)iiol.) btr Strnfijobcl. 
 
 Strike-blockf stiike-biok. «. 
 
 Striker, »iri'kur, «. I. riiie ^tSerruii 
 Dt). SadK, tit idfi'^t, \1tn(i}t, in <B(t)Uiiiet, 
 ©tritrfjet. 2. II D« '!pucf»er. 
 
 Striker of tlie senses, iat , luai mil 
 tie ©iiine (S-iiiPnicf nui£t>t. 
 
 Striking', i^tri'kliig, adj. I.niiffiifleiib, 
 fd)lft()enD, .iiiijrtritfm>, utoerrrtidjeiiD, trejftiifi. 
 2. [33»t.] i\)iirjfiii6. 
 
 A striking likeness, (ilic ailffilfleilbe 
 (U(l)iilid)fi'it, eiii i))0l)li)etn<|fi'ii(6 3}ilMiiM. 
 
 Striiiins^iy, strikitigli, ado. auf. 
 fiidfiiP. I'li'trriirilieiiC. 
 
 Strikiiigiiena, ■iri'kiugiies, i. tai 
 ftutfiillfiiPe, lUbirrnrdjriife. 
 
 Striiig-fStiing, (niiiji'ir. string ; iStroiigi 
 «. 1. Die 6d)iiiir, Mi Q}iiii6, 2>flii6d)en, tcr 
 aSniiDfl. 2. (Hberl)niipt) jet>e fid) Dil)ii|ut!f 
 tine iiim (Spaiiiieii be(liiiiiiite ®(i)iiiir i On 
 f)cr) a) One 95(iiUv (u. ©cite, Semen lo, Cer 
 (fd)iniile) 9{ifineii. U) iai ^ani, tit ©il)iu. 
 ^lt<bie , itt girru. «> bie ©ehne (an eiiieiii 
 95p(jen). d) tie ©nite (niif lomufrfieiigeii). 
 1. 6ie JJiber, pilfer, S'Her (bet 2l3urKlii u.>; 
 (an <IUeiiireben) bie tWiibel, ba6 &abi:[d)t\\. 
 4. 1 [^iii-l -• of metal, bie bi'iiiiieii tliib 
 fidiien Grjiibfrii , in iueld)e bie Sitgen aui-- 
 niiftn. 5. [JBrt.] bie >)ierue, 9{ippe. 6 
 [TOiir.] bie pbcnle 5a5egrrtna in bft fiitl)!. 
 .. bie ©djniir (nut bie Qtmcii Qtte\t)t nitb); 
 (batf.) bie ®(^nnr (G-tiurt«, Mi nuf eine ©d)niir 
 flerei^t i|l>; o bie ficppel (^(Vrbe). 8. i bit 
 fiette, ilftihe, Jolfle (u- eai)eM JO. 
 
 The string of his tongue, bui 33anb 
 feiner 3iiiige. The -s of a shoe bie ®d)nl) 
 bnnbcr. The -« of lile, bie fiebeneneroen. 
 to furnish with -s, [^0?u|'.j beiiel)en (eiii 
 3nilrument). To make a - of .. , auf eine 
 6d)nur rriljrM, nufreif)en, anreif)en. 
 
 Hrov. He has the world in a string. 
 9ifle^ iiel)t if)m nnd) ''JS3unrd), >}lfle« tan)t nnd) 
 "einer ipfc'r'- To have two -s to the ( obei 
 one's) bow, 1. uief)r al< rin rIKittel, jivei 
 -JRiitel in Sereindjaft t)abtu. 2. f J'vei 95or: 
 tl)eile 4unlt'id) i)nben, boppclteu £8Dc(l)eil, 
 cppt'ire (Sidxrheit I)iiben. 
 
 String -h^ili, (ii. verb. Springhalt) 
 t^frrJciU}iieif.] bit rel)lerl)iiite •Uewefliiiifi ini 
 ©uriiiiiiiii'lfiife. --i nst r u luen t, I'JJiuf.) 
 ba6 iStiirinini'lriitneut. 
 
 Strings, praet 11. pp. strung, v. a. I. 
 niir €'d)iiiireii, 2ia:iberii, ©el)nen, 9Jerocii 
 i>errfl)iii. binbcii. 2. I'JKiir.J beiiurcn, bejic 
 l)en, iiuijichen. 3.rril)eii, niifreil)eii (-perlen to. 
 
 4. ) H) An;irl)en, iViiiiiien, ibtix 'Tit'tvcn to 
 ©Piiiiiirniti >it'brii. Ur\iie!<. b>^ iliiiiuun. 
 
 5. bfv Sdjiiiire, S'liVrn, giiiern bernubeii, 
 DOn beii ©djiuiren, SniVrii, jJ.iiVrn bfirtien. 
 
 A stringed insduuieiil, ein ©iiittU' 
 
 iiiflniiiieiir. Iburt luerbcii (i>. (SJi'iuadjiVtu. 
 
 Striiiipe, »iriii)c. (II. ©trunfVj »■ " 
 
 Mlriitfped, string'd, uiO. f biird) 
 
 ®(^ituie,'ibaucii I)crpurgebra4)i, erieiiflt, vu:i 
 
 SIR 
 
 ©rttten, ©djiiilren cber iJieruen (jcrfouiinenb. 
 
 Strillg-eut, striii'jeut, adj. t 1- iU- 
 rniiinieii)ii'l)eiib, biiibenb. 2. t (rai(i|}, nad); 
 ^rlidlld), eitiletid)teiib. 
 
 Ill a lit rin gent way, nad)bru(flid). 
 
 StrillJIfilkeSS, stilngcnes, t. biM 
 Siiurigc, oiiKi-uje. 
 
 Strillg^leiiS , string lis, adj. ttUU 
 S><i)nuTt , ©et)Men, ©lUten t)abenb , i>l)iit' 
 '5d)uiir. iieri>eiilu£, uiibc|'>iitet. 
 
 Striug^y, siriug'e,<i(ly.l.|'arei-i(),jareria. 
 i. flebiTdj , jrihe, burd) 3ii't)en Die (i>f|liilr 
 eine6 ijiibeiif nniiel)inenb, fi4> 1» ti»rni %(i' 
 Den ii(l)i'ii ht)7t:iib. 
 
 A stringy radish, ein peljict^ter i^iettii]. 
 
 Strip, strip, (ilnifeii) pmel uiiD pp. 
 stripped u- siript. v. a. 1. burd) ©[rei'ell 
 iiiit bcr ipiinb nbi'iiiibern, iibilrciiVn, tib^u'heii. 
 2. 1 a) To - one from etc., &iiuin ^nuiie 
 en(^iel)cn. b) (fronn treiiiien ivuii), ob|un> 
 Cent (I'uii). 3. burd) ©ireifi'u nut ber ^auD 
 vun rincr ^Mt bifreirn , h1)ii:en, «brd)iilen, 
 au^rd)alcii ; au»bred)eii; &uun aui;iui)rn, 
 enrbli)peii. 4. i Qmtw oii^iiiljen (&iueui olle 
 iVine $>ibe nefjineu) ; (&iimi, em ip>iu£ to 
 pluiiberii; (of; a) &iiieii enter i2iid)i.' berau< 
 l<>>ii, d-int'in (I'duad iiel;iiteii. b; entbiogen, 
 irennen (i>uu), nt^iDuDern (i>uii). 6. |S>iiiD^ 
 luirilji'il).] obrnKti. 6. ( etiie Aul)) iitilfcii , 
 uattbetu b«£ Ralb onangi l^at; abnielfen. 
 
 To strip the skin from a beast, lu - a 
 beast of his skin, emetii lliiere bie ^iiu( 
 ab^ii'i)eii , nbilreifen , ein ll)ier abiicl)cn. Tu 
 
 - the bark from a tree, lo - a tree of its 
 bark, eiueii 23iuini ic^ilen. To - the clotlies 
 Irom a mail's back, to — a man of hi.s 
 clothes, Allien au£iiet)eti. They stripi 
 .losepii of his coat, || fie }i)gcn O^KP') remi'ii 
 'Jiucf aui. A maid stript of her clothes, 
 em n.icfte* -Miifttjen. To - the wool of » 
 hide, lSi}l)giitb.] em $e(I abl)aren, nbpolcu- 
 St ripped leaf, [:p>inbelj aiidgrrippte (Iii- 
 but-.) ijiatter, fiupiabnf. To - a man oi 
 liis possessions, Gineii ou^iiel)en. Tiiey 
 have stripped him of all lie had, fit' 
 l)in<en 11)11 ad bt6 ©einigen bernubc , ii)n 
 giini nii^gejogen. To - (tlie ground; of iis 
 herbage, nbgrrtfen. To - a ship, to - the 
 masts, ein ®d>>ff f iit ^a\tti\ abtofrln. (A 
 rattling tempest through the branches went;, 
 and stript tlieiii bare, uiib beniubte fie iijrer 
 hunter, entblnttrrte fie gnui. When some 
 lathers strip themselves before etc., iveilll 
 emige SB.uer jlc^ nu^jif^en (b. 1). n(le il)re 
 >piibe iijren BiuDern ubcrgebtii), ei)t :c. We 
 
 - ourselves of our own will, ivit begebeii 
 iind uniVrd eignen SUillen^. 
 
 To strip off, 1. nu«jie()cn, nfr.iefjen. 
 2. i flbilrririn. 3. t oufpUiiiDern. 
 
 To strip off the outward disguise ot 
 things, 1 bte nub"«c (£d)ale ber Smge iib 
 llrcitiii- To-a mask, ciiie'!)}?n6fe iibntl;infii. 
 
 Strip, *■ 1 ber (i'd)m>ile) ©ti-eif, bii£ 
 StnifiDen, ber (£d)niit. 2. (iicrm. estrippe; 
 i'J{ort>ifrpr-i To make — and waste, pet' 
 td)uniiDeii. curitbnngen. 
 
 Stripe, stiipe, (fireifen) v. a. 1. 
 ilrcina niiii1)in, ilrcifen. 2. tpeii|"d)en, l;tiucn. 
 
 Striped, gciltfift, ftri'ipij. 
 
 Stripe, s. 1. bcr ©ireifcn (^jpnpier K.). 
 i. bit ©trcit, ©trid). 3. pi. -s, blau unb 
 ivci^ geilrtific Scitiiuaub, ^iK^liiiiieii. 4. bie 
 
 STR 
 
 ©trietne, ber ^itb. 5. ber $ie6, 6rf)lng, 
 £trcid). [--tape, bn* geftreifrc fdnwb. 
 
 Stripe- furniture, b<\& ■OKi'belliimen. 
 
 Stripiiug-, strip ling. (u. strip) t. 
 
 ber 'ilnfiiDoguug, iuiige <));eii|'(^, bai ^ur\\ift 
 d)fn, bfr (i)db|"d)Uiibel. 
 
 Stripper, stnp'pur, «. (5'iner, bee 
 iibjiel)! , Dmd) ©trcit'en niir ber Spanb ab« 
 roiiDirr, nii5}ifl)t, eiiibi[>|}t, beriiiibt. 
 
 Strippiugs, stiip'pingx, t. pi. bie 
 ■TOilii), Die tiinii eiiter ^ii() aOiiiclft, niid)Di-in 
 Diie ^iilb geirtugt Ij.u, bie ki)tt iDfiici), Die 
 man einer ^ul) abmelft. 
 
 Strive, strive, (flrrbeii) praet. strove; 
 
 pp. striven, v. n. 1. ilrebeil (against, ivibcr), 
 
 oujlrebcn (against, gcgen); fid) beiliibfii , 
 
 fid) fliiilrcngcn. 2. fid) ilraiibi'ii, ilniuii, 
 
 fanipfeu; ai (.ig.iinst , with) firciteii (gfgtn, 
 
 luiDcr); b) (for) ftit llrciten (ui«); ikeinii, 
 
 fiiiiipfen (tun); fnnipfcn, ilrciten (fi'ir), ©r* 
 
 \\>ai pertl)eiDigen; o (about) (Ireiteii (Tiber), 
 
 fid) yuxtea (uin, I'iber). 3. f.(wiih) lUeiieii 
 
 (mit). 4. eifern , lueiieifern i (in) luetteiteni 
 
 (ill). 
 
 3. Now private pity strove wilh public 
 
 hate , 
 
 Reason with rage, and eloquence with 
 
 fate. Dekiiam. 
 
 To strive against the stream, un\tt) t) 
 tuiber ben ©trDui ilrcben, gegoii ben ©tiTiii 
 rd)ii<inuncil. So have I strived lo preach 
 the Gospel, || unb l)iibe mill) loiiDcritiD ge» 
 (li||eii, ba6 (5-iiangrttimi ^it prctigni. 
 
 Striver, siilviir. *. (jiner, ber ilrebt, 
 bet ©ircber. 2. (^lucr, ber i^rciiet, btt 
 Strfiter. ['lijcite. 
 
 Striving-ly, strl viugie, adv. m Die 
 
 Strubil , stiobbil, (hu.) s. [')iot.]{ 
 ber 3'H'ien. [ ['&vt.] viptViiiiJuuiiU 
 
 Strulliiirorili, sirob'b!lel6riu. luij. 
 
 Strucai, strukal, ^ 
 
 Strukal, \ 
 
 bai 23la«nM)r, ^;}>uflrp()r, bie ^fcife. 
 
 Stroke, slr.'ike, > ^ .„ _ 
 
 ^. . 2-., J <= tiir Struck. 
 
 Struok, siruuk, ^ 
 
 Stroke, stroke, (u. strike) i. I. ber 
 ©lr^•ld), ©cftl.ig (cine SBimi-giiiig, bie mil 
 cineni 3nfle gcrd)tel)r ) ; (in riiiierer SJeDein 
 tuiig) ber 9{uDerrd)Iag, 'DJiitncnntlng. 2. 
 Dcv ©trcid), ©d)lag, ipieb, ©toii. 3. i bet 
 ©ctjlag (Dei ioDefi to ; iliifad, Die •Jliiiuanb* 
 Iiuig (finer itranfl)eit ic.) ; pi -s, bie ©cringe 
 bee ©d)irfralB. 4. ber ©d)lrtg (cimr Ul)i'). 5. 
 ber ©trid) (mii oer JJeDcr, tint Dem ^^iniVl 
 '•'■>, Bug. (- of the pen) iJeOcfilrid), iyeber» 
 jug; '^miVlilnd). 6. i a; bcr 3ug. b) bet 
 ©rrciil). 7. 1 a) (eine |'d)ne(le , iiin'crmutl^et 
 l)rri»i>rgebrad)re ^iCirfung) bcr ©rt)lng. b) * 
 Die .Uraft ((yiiuac l)i'n>Briiibi-iiigen jii tljnii), 
 •iCirfiing, (iJciuiilt, ba6 aSiTinogen. Drvdew. 
 c)l eine 9{eil)e pun Operaripnen (ini jp.uiDel). 
 
 To row with a long stroke, [ "TOar.J 
 long rojcn. A - wiih a stick, bcr ©to(f» 
 (Irrirt) , ©ri>cfrd)liig. To give quick s, 
 ©d)liige regiitn la(|i'n. Wiiliout striking a 
 -. »l)iic eiiien ©d)lag jii tl;un, pl)iie ©d)iuert» 
 ftreid). To come undei the - of justice, 
 Dcr (iJiTcdjiigfcii in bie ipiiiiDe (iillen. What 
 is't o'clock? Upon the - of four, ivtt t)ie( 
 Ul)r ifl eip? (^i til nuf it» ©djing pier Ul)t 
 (e* ipirD gitid) pier lll)r j'd)lngcn). Shah. 1 
 know his -, id) renue feineu $iii|'el|lri(^ 
 
 I (55in#l)rifr.J 
 
9'i4 Faie. f'lr, fall. fat. M^. met. Fine, fin. NA. move, n6r, ^-ot, 6U. cloud. Tube. tub. Pull. t/»in. THix, 
 
 sm 
 
 feint gKaiiter. A hair--, bfr iSnarfiric^ 
 (im Sct)rcibcil). To give a iinlsliing - to 
 any tiling. Die Icfjte >prtllb nti StiuilS \C(\t\\. 
 Tlie boldest -s of poetry. 6ie tuljitfltn Siin"! 
 bcr Did)rfiiiift. -s of geniu.s, giiiifen £ic^ 
 @euic£. He iias a great - witli the reader. 
 when etc., f cr ()rtt cine grcge ffloonlt I'iber 
 ben Oefcr, lucnn ll. He bears a great — . t 
 er ueiniiig Uiel. He bas a good- in tbe 
 mouth, e er fiat cinen otiteti 'OJ^igen , fnnn 
 tud)u(\ I'fTen. 
 
 Hitroke, v. a. l. flreid)eii, flreid^edi. 
 2. i a) ©iiicm frt)nicid)oln (with, tnit). b) 
 (©iiien) rii()n'ii. 3. (Treidicii; (in cngerer 
 S3eti'utnii(j) nielfeii (cine ^iil) k.). 
 
 Hfroker, stiukur, s. l. ber (Streis 
 djenbe, (£treid)er. 2. Qumt, bcr biird) @trei> 
 jfjen bie i^ciliing eiiier Jvrrtnf()fit I't-rfudit. 
 
 Strolike.siiian , stroiis'niau , s. 
 [TiM.] ber 23ornianii ini Soot. 
 
 Sitrokiiigr? stro'iiiiig, t. I.baStStrei: 
 rf)en, bie fKeilmno. 2. ba6 ©trcidjen, ber 
 ©trid). 
 
 Stroll V strole, (I), troll, roll) v. n. 
 (lreid)ei!, ()criitiiflreid)eii, unil)erflreidjeii, i)cv: 
 iiiiuit'f)eii, I^eriiinliuifeii. 
 
 He is always strolling up and down, 
 cr fc()(enbcrt iiTimcr uml;er, cr ifl itiimer niif 
 ber ©trnec [|\()fcppeii. 
 
 Stroll, V. a. t fjcnnnfufjren , tnit fid) 
 
 Stroll, t. ba6 <S>tteid)cn, ipernniilrei: 
 (^)cii, J?eriinijiel)cn 
 
 Upon the stroll, (lllf bCUl @tric{). 
 
 Stroller, strol'lur, «. ber ^periini: 
 flreic^er, Crtubflrcirfjcr ; l)criiHi}ie()enbc ©djnii! 
 fpiflcr, DorffombBiniit. 
 
 Stroinbites, stroai'bites, «. [^{\: 
 tiirfl.J ©trumbiten , uerileincrte Jjlilgcl: 
 f(t)nccfcn. [Strand. 
 
 Stroud, sirond, «. f ber ©trniib, f. 
 
 Strong-, strong. (nngelf strong, Strang, 
 •treng; flreng) adj. I. '•= flreujj. 2. (Inrf, a) 
 (Waffe II. fejTen Bufoninienljniifl in fcinen 
 ll)cileii Ijnbenb) berb (i>. ©peifen). b) jnljl: 
 reid), nind)tin. c) (p[)i)fird)c itvnft IjiibrnC) 
 frnfrig, fmfti'ofl. d) fifl (u. eineni Drto. e; 
 a>. Wetrnnfen, ^iiloer 2c.) (;efti(] luirfcnb. () 
 encrflifd). g) (libtrrpannt; eifrig. U) (jeftig 
 (2fibenfd)nft ic). i) (biird)bringcnb, u. cimv 
 ©tiiiime). j) (iiott , V. ^niljVi. k) fniftig, 
 nnd)briirflid)i bfinbig. I) giiltig- nij (nid);- 
 ni geii'id)tig. o\ (ii. (i}eri"id)cn). 
 
 A strong beam, cine flnrfcr, bicfir 
 ffinlfen. - faiili, bcr (Inrfe iyiiiiibe; uic 
 (tnrfe Irene, 93crrd)iuiegcn()cit. Shak. A - 
 box, bie fflclbfiifje. An army ten tliousand 
 -, cin jcljntnufenb OJionn ftiirfc^ ipcer. 
 To be - in one's purse, ind &eli l^abCU. 
 How - are you? I am but a crown — , luic 
 i>t«l 0)elb Ijnbcu ©ic? id) l)rtbc iiiir eino 
 ^riMic. - light, flmfeg eid)t. A - color, 
 cine biuiflP d^nrtc) ^nrbe. -colors, (iiiid) 
 ji flnrfe gnrucn. - grain, iai \d)nvit J?in-ii 
 (ti>!f raipnirrm Surfer^). To make -. )liuf 
 mnd)cn, brfcftigcn. To grow -, (rtiid)i> 
 fliirf lucrbcn , crilnrfcn. - reasons . fliirfc 
 v.i)riinbc. A - argument, cin fltirfcr 35cuifi6. 
 A- iuioression. cin (larfcr Giiibrurf. A - 
 man. cin finrfcr Wmin. A - house, a - 
 company ot iBercl.anls, lipnnbrlj cm (liirfcf 
 ^({»9 , tint ftiirfe, iniid)tigc i>iinbcivgn"cn^ 
 fd^Ait. A - wind, (ill fltufcr S^iiib. A - 
 
 STK 
 
 gale, t^nr.] cine flcife ^iKittc. A - con- 
 siiiutiou. cine fltirfe ^nn|1itution , Seibefij 
 befd)rtffciU)eit. A - example or instance, 
 ein aiijfiUleiibe^ SBeifpicl. A — whig or tory. 
 cin flarfcr 2Bi)ig uber Xcri). Her muiher, 
 ever — against that match . ii)tt ^Jiuitit, 
 tuiuier bicfer ipeirntl) |"el)r nbljolb. Shak. 1 
 was stronger in prophecy than etc., id) 
 ivar iliirfer iui ^ropljcjcieu ali ic It makes 
 the etc. smell more -, e^ nirtd)t, bil^ bev 
 2C. (liivter ricd)t. Many of their propositions 
 savor -of etc., incle i(;rer ©iii^e ob. iBors 
 M)liige |"d)inectcn flnrf niid) !c. He has so - 
 a breath , cr l;at cincii w iil)clricd)cnbcii 
 ■iltl^etn. A - white, cin greflcu ^lUciu- There 
 is no English soul more stronger lo 
 direct you than etc., -J- fciltC «liglifd)e ©eclc 
 fonn cud) bi'lJcr rntl)cn, oie ic. A man of 
 
 - powers of mind, tin '')}irtnn Duii flnrfen 
 6iei|1c<jfriifren. A man of - memory, judg- 
 ment or imagination, ein TOiiiiii uon jlar; 
 fcin ®cbiid)tnt(ye, uun (Inrfcr Urtl)cil6fraft 
 D&cr ^l^antilfie. He used — language, er 
 
 iprad) lid) fliirt, friiftig 'in^. Yet must not 
 we put the - law on him, beniiDC^ btlrfen 
 luir nid)t md) bcin flrcu(jen P{cd)t mil il)ni 
 iierfal;ren. 
 
 Strong-backed, etiieii flnrfcii 3?i"irfcn 
 Ijnbenb, tnit (larfein Ph'irfeu. --bodied, 
 (liirflcibig, (Inrf, bnnerljnft. --docked, 
 limbed, (liirfflliebcrig. --fisted, jlnrf 
 uon Siiufleu. --gilt, finrf uergclbet. -- 
 grain, [.^anbel] tn\& i'd)nrfe Soni be6 3"' 
 cfcrS. — hand, bie ©eiuiilt; by-, tnit @e 
 iwalt. — handed, uiit uiclcr '5Koiiiifd)iiii 
 I'crfc^cn. -hold, bcr idle ^liitj. --limb 
 ed , I", --docked, --set, iintcrrcl)t. - 
 water, taA gebrannte 223ii(TL'r, bcr ^cnnnt 
 luein, 9lqniU'it; --shop, bcr 'lliiiuutitdiCcn 
 
 Stroiig-ly, siroug'le, adv. flnrf ; 
 l)cftig; tiid;tifl; iefi; iindjbrticfiif^ (Dnrflci; 
 leu to. 
 
 Strongly fortified, fliirf befefligt. 
 
 Stroutitui, sti6u'.si>can, t. l'0)Nne: 
 rnlgl bcr ©rriMiiian, bie ©trontiniicrbe. 
 
 Stroutiuii, ^ adj. jnni 
 
 Sfroutiti«', strontit'ik.^ €troiu(an 
 gtl;ong. ( li)KincriUg.| ber ©rrontiniiit. 
 
 StrOlltistllite, stion'sheauite, s. 
 
 Stroittiuiii,sir6ii'sheuni,j. [(El;cni.J 
 bii6 ©tvoiifiiiin. 
 
 Str04»U, strook, + fi'ir Struck. 
 
 Strop, sirop, (i>. ©tropp) *. I. bcr 
 i£tvcid)ricmrn; |". Strap. 2. [■OKitr.] a; bcr 
 ©rriipp- h. bie Cauge. c) f. Stirrup. 
 
 Stropiie, stio'le,) (gr. «. l^ocf.] 
 
 S<ropliy, ) bie ©tropl;e, ber 
 
 iBerfci'iii). 
 
 Stroiit, strout, V. it. t f. Strut. 
 
 - V. a. -[■ I. nu|Td)iuelleu, nufbliil)eii. 2. i 
 iibcrtrcibcn. 
 
 Str<»\%', stro. )". Strew. 
 
 Strowl, strole, t f- Stroll. 
 
 Stro>', siroi, -j- f. Destroy. 
 
 Struck, siruk, pruet. ti. pp. vow 
 Strike, \. b. — him ou his knee, iviU'l 
 il)n jn 23iibcii. Shak. [Strike. 
 
 Striickeii, struk'kn, '^ pp. von 
 
 Slructlire, siruk'ishure, (Mt.) t. 
 I. t fcr 'ijiiii, ini' !Baiicn. 2. bcr ajnii, bie 
 ~yiiiiavt. 3. i bie SnirtiiiniciiiX^ung , SInorbi 
 niiufl ber lljcile (ciuer Q<\d)t), l20ii7cn|"(^).J 
 
 •I. bie ©tutcrei. 
 
 bie ©rrtiftiir. 4. ber 55(iu , iini ®cbniibc. 
 Strude, stiuud,^ 
 Strode, stride, ^ 
 .Strug-frle, --triig-gl, (0. it. strae 
 
 care; oO. strelcli; i)6. |at. rugo; cngi 
 wriggle; m. ysirelglaw?) v. n. I. nrbcitcn 
 ftd) jcrnrl'ciren , fid) iinilrcngcn, (Irci'cu, fid 
 lUnuiilicu, fid^ ivinbcn , fid) ilrmibcn. 2. fit* 
 niir ^Jlnitrciignng beiMiii)cn, eincn 2Ciber 
 ilnnb }u ribermiiibcn , (with) fnnipfen, rtii 
 gen (nut); (against) fijinpfen, tlrcben (lui 
 Per), anfampfen (ge.icii) , nii|lrtbcn cgegen) 
 
 To struggle out of any one's cliitcliea 
 (Id) mit (SJctunll I'on (S-ineui lofiiuinbcn, \oi* 
 nifld)cn. CTis wisdom lo beware, and bette» 
 shun the bait) than - in the snare, a\6 it 
 ber®d)liiigc ju jnppelii. To - with, against, 
 (f for) death, mit bem lobe ringen. To - 
 hard, fid) Ubnrbciten. If men - through a 
 many troubles to be miserable as etc., 
 menu bie '0)feufd)en ti fid) eben \o inner luet* 
 ben IniJcu, iiui cicub jii fein, nM ic. 
 
 Proo. There is no struggling with 
 necessity, ber STufljmenbigfeit mug iiinii 
 n)eid)en ; ^Totl) brid)t ©ifcn. 
 
 Strug-g-le, «. I. iiie «!16niiil;iing, 9(m 
 llreiujiing, bniS ©tvniiben, ©trebcn, 9{ingeu, 
 bie 'jlrbeit. 2. ber ^nnipf, ©treit. 3. bee 
 Itntnpf mit SS3ibcriunrtigfci«en (bie ^fotl)). 
 
 Strug-g-ler, strug'glur, s. ber ©tre» 
 benbe, ilniupfer, DJinger. 
 
 Struma, srroo'ma,((. 233.) «. V'Sftti.] 
 bie ucrljnrtcre I3riirengffd)iuiilrt, ber itri>pf. 
 
 StruiItOQIS, stiuu'mus, adj. mit 
 
 cinet iicrl;nrteten Dri"ifengefd)iuul|l bcl;aftct, 
 frppfiii. 
 
 Strumpet, stnim'pU, d. stuprata; 
 ir. stribiid. siriopach) *. I. bic $Ure, @nf» 
 
 unl)Mve. 2. ^ 1 ti. Al& adj. bulilerifd) (uoiil 
 2Ciubc). [rd)miben. Shak. 
 
 Strumpet, v. a. jnr ipure mnt^en, 
 
 Struiim-, strung, praet. o. String. 
 
 Strut, strut, dlroljcn; bnu. strutter) 
 0. Ji. 1. ; |lrcl>en; nuffd)iuc(lcn, bniifd)en. 
 2. 1 fed) bn"i|1en , floljireu , prnngen. 
 
 (Does he not hold up his head) and 
 strut in his gait, unb gcljt er lyct)! ftPl) 
 einl)cr? Shak. 
 
 Strut, t. 1. bn<$ ©id):93riiflen , ©te(< 
 jiren, ber ftolje (Sang. 2. ['Jlrdjit.J bn« 
 ©ircbcbnnb. 
 
 Strutter, struttur, s. Qintv, bcrfic^ 
 brrifict, bcr $rnl)(cr, 6)roerpred)er. [N. 1. 
 
 Struttiu^g-, strut'luig, f. Strut, «. 
 
 Struttillg^ly, strut' lingle, adv. f(<b 
 brt'itlcuD, mil (liMjcni ©niigc, gn)pfpred)rrifri). 
 
 Strutting' - pieee, strut ting- 
 pccse . i. Pie ©pcrrlciile. 
 
 St ry ciiniu, sti ik'nin,(S t r y e li'n i a) 
 (gr.) *. l(?l)em.] bai ©fri)d)nin. 
 
 Stub, stub, cnngcif. &teb; ban. stub; 
 fd)tu. stubbe) *. 1. tm (flchensgcblicbeiie) 
 ©tammcnbe (einc^ gcfnilten ynnmefi), bet 
 Snnmilprf, ©tnmpcn, ©lumpf, ©turj, 
 ©tilt. 2. + bcr £lo(j, $lnrf. [fnufen. 
 
 To buy at the stub, auf bem ©tnmmt 
 
 S t u b - 1! a i I , ber fliinipfe , fibgcbrod)cne, 
 fnrje ii. birfciRagcl. --wood, X)\\6 ©fnmm» 
 hrlj. 
 
 Stub, V. a. I. to -, i>b. to - up, biirc^ 
 (iJrnbcn Iterant briiigcii , IjerauiSgraben , l)er» 
 auftl)uii, t)eraiitma((^en , Au^ri>b(n, aui» 
 
Fiift, far, fall, fal. m, met. Fine, f fn. NA, mive, n6r, got, *fl, cl6ijd. Tiibe, tub, full. if,\n, THis. 925 
 
 STU 
 
 (Icefeti , flufiwiitf n. 2. [Tfortnm.] bit 3et)tn 
 nil fiiien ©tumpf, ©tiimpen, ©tein ic. 
 
 Stubbed, ilub'bed. adj. 1. fur} u- 
 bjrf, nbgifliimpft, u«n"^t; imtene^t. 2. (lf.rf, 
 nb 'i>. ^rr 2fi6efibff<f)nffeuf)«it). 
 
 Stubbeflness, stubbldnen. «. Nr 
 3iin.iiif , ^fl rill Ding fiirj u. birf iff, bn^ 
 9Ib()<rt"'"Vff'' (Mefliirjtrein ; tit llntfriVijtljfit. 
 
 Stubble, stiib'bl, (((bw. ttubb; t)rn. 
 II. teutidf ©top pel; lat. »tipula) «. bit 
 Cupv'tl. 
 
 Siubble-f ielH. bn# (StPppelfffD. -- 
 go one. bif Stpppflgnn^. --rake, bfr 
 
 ©tl'Vl'i'IlTrflfll. 
 
 Stubborn, xtub'bum, (u. stub ob. 
 ■tiff II. born?) ntij. I. | (leif, hdrt, iiiibiffl: 
 "fnni 10. jtorprrii); (o. 9J?etn(Ieii> (Ireiigfli'iifiii. 
 5. hnrt, iiiifmpfiiiMirf) (u. ^eincfteii). 3. t 
 Ijnrr, raiil) (<lliitnn'rt ic). 4. nnljnltfnb, be 
 Ijiirrlirt); ftil, ftnnbljnft. 5. (>nrtiin(fio» ('<» 
 n)i^rl■^P•i^(ll(l fflrnfii). 
 
 Stubbornly, »tiib'burnli , ativ. 
 Iflrtiiorfi.j , ll'I^l•r^p^^lltlig; feft, (Innbbftft. 
 
 StubborillieSM, itub'burnne«, t. 
 I. ? bic lliibirginrnffit. 2. bie ^nrttmtfiijffit, 
 fflSibfrrpniifligfeit. 3. bie StreiigflufMoffit iiv 
 9KftnfIcit). 
 
 Stubby, itub'bi. lutj. I. pofl i<on 
 iStmiipfn Ob. JBniinijI&rffn. 2. birf ii. fiirj, 
 flfbriinnfii, iiiitiT(><jt. (iiorbig. 
 
 Stubfaced, tiub'fiste. adj. bi.ntrr: 
 
 Stucc«», stuk-kA, (it. W.; fr. stuo 
 t. I. Kt ©tiirf , O)op#iiiortel. 2. b-e ®hif> 
 fntiirnrbfif , ©tiitfiirbtit, iai <BtudwtTt. 
 
 Slucco-floor, ber ^iigbobeii uuii ®tu(f 
 •ber ©tiiffnhirnrbeit. 
 
 Stucco, V a. mit ©tiirfnrbtit vtx> 
 ftijcn . mit ©fiirf ut>tr\itl)tn. 
 
 Stuck, «tiik. praet. U. pp. U Stick, 
 [tri ®fgrlMi(id)frii] griiflijct. 
 
 Stuck, t. t ber ©ticfe, ©tog. 
 
 Stuckle, siuk'kl, t. [@(^ott(.] ber 
 i^niife, bie W?(lll^el ©nrben. 
 
 Stud, stud. Miigelf. utod, *tiid •, \il. 
 •tod) #. I. bfe ^fp(le, ©fliile, ftt @:.iiibfr, 
 (^rfpfciler. 2. ber @camm (eiiie^ SSniinieO. 
 3. ber 9?nnf'' ^nppf (nif 3ierrtt() bieiieiib), 
 bie SBiirfel. 4. ber ipeiiibfiippf. 
 
 Stud work. [«JJ?niir.] bie ©iirtjlrin- 
 maiierii iwif^tn ben Saiilen ob. ©tanbern 
 fine* ftnnfe*. 
 
 Stud, V. a. niif9fageln, SJuctein 6f 
 *d)(iigrn . befe(jrti, jieren, oerjieren, biicfeln; 
 (oiirf) D beietjrn. 
 
 Stud, (@tiite) : I. bie ©tnterei. 2 
 ber Wiirilnfl. 3. eiiie aiiijnl)! qSferbe. A - 
 of buntrrii. of race-homeii , Jivci ob. niel)r 
 jurOngb, jiimSBfttrenneii bffliiiMnte?p|crDe. 
 
 Stud- ho r<e, (niigt-lf. tod-liori) iai 
 9nrf)rpfrrb. 
 
 Studdilli^-Hail, 'tud'diiig-sile «. 
 iTO.ir] bn« I'eeiVger. tprnflfiiel. 
 
 Fo re-« t ti d ri i ng ■ sail < . bie {$P(f(ee> 
 frget. M ain top --», bie grofjen 'Wnrflpf: 
 fefle Forrtop.-«. bie SSpriimrflfcVgri. 
 Main top- gallant--*. birgrp0rn5Priini. 
 leeiegil. Foretop. gnllan t--*. Pie 95pri 
 kronilrfifiiel. Topni a« t - — «, fie uberii 
 t'eeirgel. Main--» bie grfCcii I'efjVgfl. 
 
 Stiidding-»ai|.booBi. [Wnr.] bie 
 geeiegriipier. 
 
 STU 
 
 Studdle, (rt^ott.) an anvil. 
 
 Stiiilent, stu'dent. s. I. ber @tii: 
 Pirenbe , ©eleljrte ; (of> ©iner, Per fftiuo* 
 lluPirt. 2. Per ©tiiPent, ^od)ritriler, ©djiller. 
 
 A medical siudent. Per 'OJIcBijiiUT, ein 
 Per 9lr}eiieii»i|Tem'(t)afl cb. <JJ?cPijiii SBrfliiTe: 
 iier. Law--, ber O'T'll/ «'» ttx Sfedjttjgt! 
 letjri'nniffit ^efliffener. A hard — ,' a close 
 - a good -, Gainer, ber pci^ig, nnljnitenb 
 lliiPirt. 
 
 Studied, ntud'id, adj. I. in eimr 
 -lDifTenrit»ait bewnnbert , bclefen , gelel)rr, 
 (ill) erfiitjren , beioniibert, gut befctylogen 
 (in). 2. ituPirt, Purdjbiicfjt. 3. erffinftelt. 
 4. abfi(<>tli<f). 5. -f eiiie bcfi'nbere iReigiing 
 hiibeiip. Shak. [ivpl)f beiuniibert (in). 
 
 Well xtudied In ... gut befrtjlngen, 
 
 Studier, atud'^ur, I. ber @tubi- 
 renbe, tenner, @elel>rte, @incr, ber Qtwui 
 tlubirt f)(it. 
 
 Lipiius was a great studier In the 
 stoical philo«opliy. "ipfiufi l;(itre bie |li'i)M)f 
 ^l^iloi'ppfjie fleigig (Tiibirt. 
 
 Studious, ktii'd^us, sid'jeiis, (lat 
 htiidiosiis) adj. I. ben 2Ciffen|'(t)iitten ergci 
 ben, oblirgene ob. geroicinet. 2. fteigig, euis 
 ug. 3. (of) bebnrtjt (iiiif), oiiiinerfMni (nufi ; 
 brpiffen, beniill)t. 4. f jiir 5Betriid)tiing oP. 
 )iim 'TJottjPeiifen gecigiiet. 5. flubirt (Purrt): 
 Cnd)t). Rambler. 
 
 To live a studious life . fleigig flu^l; 
 ren. He Is very - to etc., er brniiiljt fi(t) 
 {tt)t, )U IC. Divines must become — of etc.. 
 IhfPli'geii niuffiMi fi4 be« ic. befJcigigrn. 
 
 Studiouffly, siiVdjusli, xtujeiiitle. 
 adv. I. mit &ifer ben 9EiiTeni"d)(ifrfn oblio-. 
 neiib. 2. fleigig, fprgfi'iltig.eniMg, geftiffiMitlicf). 
 
 StudiouSIieSM, std'dei'isnea, sill' 
 jeiiiinM. t. M6 fteigige ©titPiren, bie Gnx- 
 figfeit, Per Scrnfleig, bn« Stuoiiim. 
 
 StUlly, stud'i. (Int. uludium) «. 1. 
 tai ©rrel'fii, bie ^inufjiing , bn« ©inuen. 
 2. t Pii6 iJ?iid)Penfen , ?J?iid)(innen. 3. be? 
 ©niPireii , ©tiibiiim, (pi. ©tuPien) ('Set' 
 irtjen , llnteriiid)en , 9?n(1)benfeii in Pen W\\ 
 reint^.ifteii ii. .Ri'infleii, bie 5i>rf(t>iiiig ; &V' 
 irriiiiiiii, Per Sfriiflrig; bic Pernieit). 4. bn;- 
 ©ruPiiiin (bic 535ifTrrir{f)iiff, ber (iJcgcnilniib, 
 lui'mit m.in (id) bcr(t)iiftigt. Pic SBificnfrtjaft, 
 ^cnntni0i, p/. Studies, bie ©tuPien. 5 
 rie ©fuPirflube, ©c^rcib:, '3(r6cit«>, aSut^er^ 
 ihibe, brtf SejVjimmcr. 6. [3eirf)enf. , '''Xfia-. 
 int.] bie ©tiibicnjci(t)iuing; pi. .studieH, 
 ©tiibien, ©tiiPicnjri(f)niiiigcu; OTiiflirf!iicfc 
 }iim 9?ii(t)4f id)iieii , nraPcnii|'d>e ©tubicn vi. 
 3rid)iimigcii. 
 
 1 .nni slow of study, id) (criie fiingfrtni 
 nilelucilPig. Shak. He makes it Ills — to 
 etc.. er trnr()tef Pnrnorf), jii tc. , cr Icgt f5(^ 
 Pnrdiif, er bciiiu^t fiit, er brtleigigt fid), jii 
 IC. His wliole - is niiscliief. cr Mint lllir 
 niif ^bfci'. To be ill a brown -, |{ ini iWiicl): 
 Pcnfcil I'lTtici't Kill. To spend thirteen lioiirs 
 of llie day in - . jcPcil log Prcijcljll ©fUll-- 
 pen lluPirClI. Tlie Holy Siriptiircs are her 
 daily -. lie (liiPirt t.iiilid) Pic hfiri.]c ©(l)rifr. 
 
 Study, V n. I. ilrcbcn, fid) bcmril)en, 
 fid) PcflfiOigen , fid) iingclcgcii jViii iiiiy.Mi. 2. 
 iiiid)i'iiincii, nad)Pcnfcn, iliiiicn, nuf (rtmni 
 finiien ob. beiifeii, (for) iliibircn, bciifen 
 iiiiif). 3. fluPircu. ben QEi(|ciifd)(ifrrn ob 
 licgei;. 
 
 STU 
 
 study, p. a. 1. (^tmaS flubiren, gc 
 iioii iintcrrud)cn , gcnnii beobiid>ten , biird>< 
 forfdjcn, Tiber Q'tmai nndjPenfeii, nuf ©■tiwn* 
 nnncn, forrd)en uiirf) ic. , in ic, Tiber u. 2. 
 llnbiren (cine 255if[ciird)iift), lerneii, ericriieit, 
 i. einfliiPircn, cinlernen (cine 9{cPe to, ler« 
 neii, (lufioenbig lerneii, au^ilubiren, uber 
 IC. fliiBiren. 
 
 Study thyself, ben!e uber bitft felbfl 
 nad), leriie bid) I'elbfl fenncn, fiid)e bid) felbfl 
 \l\ erfeiiiun. To — one's brains about etc., 
 fid) Pen Sppf jcrbrcd)eii Tiber :c. 
 
 StuHT, siutr. (©toff) I. 1. ber ©toff, 
 Pie OJfiitcrie, -OTiiffe (loornii^ &nun« be|1cl)t; 
 brtljer bci 3imii'crlciifen ii. ©d)rciuerii) ini 
 3iiiimcrl)ol}, ©d)reinerf)o(} , §dIj (bn« oer» 
 nrbcitci luirP). 2. i ber ©tpff. 3. Q bie '2lpo« 
 tl)i'fern)nnre , <OTcbi}in, ber 9Jrjeiiei|1off, bie 
 -TOijrtur. 4. ber 3eng, a) (ber ©toff, luornu* 
 ©tionfi bercitct ifl ob. loerben fofl). b) [3n» 
 Piiflr.] (bn5 CiJeiuebe, ©cioirf; gciuijl}nli(<> 
 nber ein gciuiffe* Iciditcrc* 03ciuirf oon^ofU). 
 5. bn* 3eng, a) (bcriiiiljc <=) t><\6 (JJernt^, ®e» 
 pntf . (J)erd)ir». b) f bie ®ii<l)c, 2Diiore, Mi 
 Ding; ber SSettel; taS ©cuiengfcl. 6. bn< 
 5Titl|Vl. 7. 1 bie OKnterie, ber (?iter. 8. 
 [Wnr.J a) jePe '3Jrt ©t^inier(e) oP. .$iirpi"i(je, 
 ii'oniit iai ©d)ijT ob. Pic OKnilcn beictmiert 
 loerben. b) Thiik -, (ubcrl).) (ifle ^l.infen, 
 bie Tiber 4 u initcr 12 3o(l Dicte i)abcn; 
 tlie tliick — used in ihe ceiling of a ship, 
 bie Snii(^= 11. .Rimmiocgeringe ob. 2Cegern, 
 (niid)) bie bideii '^eger Tiber ben Kiiuiui 
 loegern. 
 2. Time is the stuff which life is made of. 
 Frasrlih. 
 
 Yet do I hold it very stuff of the con- 
 science 10 do no contrived murder, (o ^illt 
 id)'5 fur 0)eiviffen*fiid)e bocf), eiuen ou«ge« 
 Pnd)tcu yjiotb ju bcgel;en. Shak. There's 
 - indeed to laugh at, Ijier ifl in ber Xi}at 
 ©toff jiim Sac^eii. Slioes made of very 
 good -. ©d)ii()e 0011 |'el)r guteni 3eiige (b. t). 
 oon (el)r giitein CcPcr). First -, ['ijiipier' 
 mad).] ber fjnibe 3e"9. Silk.-s. ©eiPen» 
 ,eiige. Woolen -s, ilCodeiijeuge. House- 
 hold--, iai $au#gfrntl). Old -, niter 
 ipliinPer. Stuff! bumincS 3eug! Siigcn! 
 'Tii ill! -, ii ifl aHe6 erlogcn. Miserable 
 -. paltry -, elenbe« , crbiirm(id)c^ 3eiig. 
 
 S t u f t - g o o d s , M. pi. 2Conen jeiige, »ottf« 
 Icne ^nareii. --Iiat, ber grobe 5'lJ')"^' 
 -stone, [iJJIiuernla.] cine 2lrt fornigeii 
 Rnirflein«. 
 
 StulF, V. a. I. flopfen, fuflen (with, 
 mit) ; (out) nu^rtopfen ; (up) jutlopfen , oer« 
 rtopfen. 2. pod (lopfen. 3. t fiideii ; Tiber» 
 InPen; (with) niifiiden imit). 4. nii^flopfcn 
 (9S6gel ic.) ; pii||1tru (©cijcl ic); Hopogr.] 
 flopfen (bie 93rtllcu); [Ko.1)f.J fuflen (with, 
 luif). 5. ocrjlipfcu (0. ben Orgniien gebr.). 
 5. I'm stuft'd. cousin) 1 cannot smell. 
 Shak. 
 
 S t u f ' e d . ocrrcf)en, bcgnbt. Shak. Wliora 
 you know of stuifed stift'ii ii-ncy . ber, 
 luic i()r loiffct, meljr nl« l)iiUiiiitiiid)f 5nlMg« 
 feiffll bcfiljf. Shak. To - logellier, )u;iiill: 
 mrnihu'fiu , ii.fanimcnilcrfcn. 1 o - one's 
 belly with me it. |ld) Pen IWiine" t."^'' llopfcH, 
 I'ofl ptnipfiM, mit ©prifcii iibcrliiDen. 
 
 Stuff, P. /'. fii'^ I'l'il lli'Pieii. "f*"' 
 
920 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6M. Ttibe, tub, full, t/tin, THis. 
 
 STU 
 
 StufTing-, stuffing, •. 1. has <Sto: 
 pfen , Suden. 2. (bnS , wa6 tnjii eient) 6ie 
 gufliuin; [Sod)f.] Me JJiiUc, en6 gunieL 
 
 Stuke, stiike, + f. Stucco. 
 
 fiitiilm, stulm, (Stoflen) «. ['D?iii.] 
 bet ©fofleii. 
 
 Stulp, stulp, *. [Dertf.] A post. 
 
 Stultify, itul'iefi, (Int.) v. a. jiim 
 C^nrren viet Zf)oxen mndjen; f9{i'cf)t*ipr.] 
 jiiin 'Tciirrcn nind)cii, fiir eiiien 9?arreii niiS: 
 flfi'cn, nndjiucifen, bnp©iner iinrtt|"(f>, matjw 
 mi}'u\ I'ci. 
 
 iituliiIoquence,stultil'l6kwense. 
 (Int.) *. 6n^ tl)ori(()te ®cfrf)mn0. 
 
 Stultiloquy, stultillokwe, t. bne 
 fijovidite (5)efd)iun$, (Seivnfd). 
 
 Stum, Ktuiii, (hod. stom, slum; 
 fliiium) *. 1. in iiitrjcfeltevtc ^Mi'tl; iinflf- 
 grljrene SSSein. 2. neiicr SBciii, 6ci« innii jii 
 fd)nlem SBeine gicgt, iini eiue neiie (Snljruiiij 
 6c(icibcit ju fceiuirfen. 3. 6er niifgf(iof)renc 
 5Cfin, 6ur(f> eine neiie ©nl;ning uer&cffe.i 
 aCein. 
 
 Stum, V. a. 1. (fd)nren 2Deiii Biird) 
 ?OJo(l) luieter, won 9ieiieni gnfjren Inffeii, 
 wieecr niifgn^rcn Inffeii, nuffrirdjeii , nunin; 
 fyen. 2. [Dertr.J fc^iuefelii, nuSfc^iUfffii 
 (gnfft-r). 
 
 Stumble, stum'bl. dit. stumra) 
 V. n. l.Tftotpcrn, (Irnudjeiii, fdjl rrcceii, 
 (»iiilii0en. 2. i (lrniid)cln. 3. (at) a) fid) nn 
 atwai jTogcii. b) fid> tin Sefteiifen mnd)eii 
 (fiber). 4. to — upon .., on .., into ... 
 jufndiger SJCcife ftogeii nuf .., e$ puben, e6 
 |)l&^(id) niitrcffeii, ftiibeii, treffeu. 6. ± (on. 
 upon) jiifnflig treffen (nuf), jiifnfliger 2Dei . 
 flo^eii, fnlteii (nuf). 
 
 Stumbling night, ^ tnppenbe^ Dunfet. 
 
 Prov. 'Tis a good horse that never 
 ■ tumbles, bnS befte 5pfer6 ftotpert jumei- 
 ten, c6 ifl fein ^JKeiifc^ ol)"e ^tl)\ev , nud) 
 bcr ^lugfle fnnii fe()(eii. To - at a straw, 
 and leap over a block, nuc in ^leiutgfeiteu 
 (jfii>i(ienl)nft fein. 
 
 StuHible , V. a. I. G'inen flolpcrn 
 cb. (tfnud)cln nmdjeii, nuff^nlten. 2. ± ©iueii 
 (lrnud)elii nind)en , in 93i'rleneni)eit I'ei^en ; 
 (iind) Johnson) (S'lneni 'iUnjlop geben , mig: 
 fnflin. Locke. 
 
 .Stuiiiltle, <.l.bfr6to(per, (Stufprlnn. 
 2. ± a) bcr 6toIper, g-djitritt. b) iai 25er= 
 feljcn, ber €d)ni(5cr. 
 
 After a jitrle stumble with himself, 
 nnd) liniin'ni, ftir)em ^ebenfeii. 
 
 Stumbler, stiim'biur, «. S-jiier. 
 bcrtliMpert, |lrniid)ert; bn6|1olpcrnbe'ipfirb!c. 
 
 .Stuiiibliiig--bIock, .stUinbliiig- 
 blnk . tiiib 
 
 StuinbIiiig--stone, .stum'biing- 
 stone, J. (10) bcr Stein bee ^iiifliige^, bcr 
 9iii|lo6 (fiir). 
 
 Stuinbliug^ly, stum'bl'nglc, ndv. 
 flclpciiib, (Ir.uidjflnb , fel;leub , ©d)iii(>er 
 rtind>ciib. 
 
 Stump, stump. i(d)w. n. ban. stump; 
 (luiiipf) *. bcr ©tuiiipf, ©tunipcii, ©nini^ 
 nicl, ©tiiiiitnci, ©tiiiupel, ©tiiiiipcl (uou 
 S5nmiic.t, .3n()neM, SBeinen ic). 
 
 To the stumps, bif nuf bcM ©tunipf. 
 biird)nii^, gait}. 
 
 frou. To bestir one's stumps, ftd) rtuf 
 bir 5Jciiie :und)eit, fid) rcgtn, fid) tiiniincin. 
 
 STU 
 
 Stump- footed, ftuinpfi'igig. 
 
 Stump, V. a. 1. e tnit ben 3ef)en (nn 
 (FtiunS) fit'geit , nnflogcn. 2. l)crnii«fLirs 
 bern ; f. Challenge. 3. f fliiinpfcn, 
 (liMitpfen. 4. (cinen ©tnnipf) nu^reigen, an&> 
 totttn. [pen Iritren geljcii). 2. prnf)ien. 
 
 Stump, V. n. Q 1. tnppen (tnit pititu: 
 
 Stumpy, stuinp'e, adj. 1. uuflcr 
 ©tiiinpfe, i)ie(e ©tiimpfe entf)altenb. 2. t 
 ()nrt, fieif; ftijrrig. 3. f bid unb fiirj, gc: 
 briingen, unferfet^t. [5etnu6en. 
 
 Stun, stun, (nngcff. stunian) V. a. 
 
 Stung", stiing. praet, u. pp. 0. S t i n g. 
 
 Stuuli, stuiigk, praet. i). Stink. 
 
 Stunt, stunt, ( i^(. stunta; nngelf. 
 -stintan) v. a. im 2Dnd)^tI)Uine l)inbcrn. 
 
 Stunted, lu'rbiittet. 
 
 Stunt, V. n. I'erbutten. 
 
 Stunteilness, stiint'ednes, «. bcr 
 3uilaiib i)e& 25cr6uttctfclni5. 
 
 Stunts, stunts, s.pl. jungeSCiinfi!'d)e. 
 
 Stupe, stupe, (Int. siupa; J. bec'3nl)C! 
 Iiippen, lunrtne lliufd)lngj bie iBnljung, bns 
 ixr.iutcrbnb. 
 
 Stupe, v.a. bn()en, ronrin uinfd)(ngen. 
 
 Stupe, *. t ber3?arr, bninine-Wenfd). 
 
 Stupefaction, stupetak'sliun, a. 
 
 1. bie a>ctniibung (bn£ 95etnuben). 2. ('Bteb.] 
 bie ^etnubung, Unetnpfliibltd)feit, ^rflnr^ 
 rung. 3. l bie ^etnubiing; ber ©tuiiipffinn. 
 
 Stupefactive, stupefaktlv, adj. 
 betniibcitb. 
 
 Stupelier, stu'pefiur, «. bnd be: 
 tnubenbe 'jJiittcI, SftnubungStnittcl, bn6, 
 \va6 bctnubt, uerbutnint. 
 
 .Stupefy, stu'pefi, ((. stupefaeio) 
 0. a. I. betnuben. 2. i a) bctniiben (bn5 &t-- 
 luifTen K.). b) betnuben, in (luintneS ©r- 
 llnunen uerfe^en. 3. t fiyiren (Ijnrt, fcfl 
 innd)en). Stupefied, fprijee. Baco.m. 
 
 To be stupefied with etc., betniilM 
 fein onn Ji. 
 
 Stupendous, stupen'dus, md). er- 
 flnimlici). — rtrfi). S t u pe n 'd o us I y . er- 
 llnuiilid), nuf eine cr|Tntinlid)c aSeife. 
 
 Stupendousness , .stupendus- 
 iies, *. bie ©rjfniiMlidjfeir, SCunbcrbnrfeii. 
 
 Stupid, stu'pid, (Int.) adj. 1. biiniin. 
 i. plump. 3. t uneinpftnblid), (Inrr, bernubr 
 
 Stupidity, stupid eie, «. 1. bit 
 Dinnini)cit. 2. t bie !8eriubuiig. 
 
 Stupidly, slu'pidle, ado. 1. buniitt 
 
 2. t fiuMlO!-, berniibt. (pidiiy 
 StupidneSS, stupidne.", s. f. Siii- 
 Stiipur, siu'pnr , (inr. '10 ) s- 1. 
 
 [-Web.] bie ijrtniibuiig, Grjlnrruug, Uni'iu 
 pfiiiMid)fcit. 2. t bie inTniit'iiiig , (?rilar 
 nniti. [iuHl),iiid)tiiic'ii, fd)nitbe.i 
 
 Stuprate, siupiaie, (int.) v. a. 
 
 Stuprati<»n, stupia'shun, $. bu- 
 ?iinl)iiid)iuiiiiiii, £d)aiibung. 
 
 Sturilily, strir'dele. adv. I. |1nrf, 
 bcrb; linrr. 2. itonbhnft, Ijerjljnft , (Inru 3., 
 brriil. fed, rrri^ig , frcd). 4. fli:irrig. 
 
 SturtiinesK, siui <iciies, s. 1. ^:l' 
 ©tiirfe, Scrbncit, i>nnbfe|1igfiif. 2. bie %c: 
 jligfcit, >£raiiM)nffii)fcit , i?cr}:;nftigfeir. ^. 
 bie Dniiliiifeir , .ftcrfl)cir, 5eed)l)i'ir, brv 
 irctj. 4. bie ©rijrrigfcit, jpnrrnndigfiir. 
 
 .*it9irdy, siiii'de, (|ti;>rrig obcr ilnrf- 
 adj. I. ilnrf, bcrb , OnnbrVil, frnfii'oll. i 
 jlniibljnft, Ijcrjljflft. 3. ipnrtnnctig, flbrrig. 4. 
 
 STY 
 
 fteif, flnrr. 5. tro^ig, fecf, fcreiff. 6. fre«^, 
 nnuerfd)riint. 
 
 A sturdy oak, cine ftnrfe ©it^e. A - 
 lout , ein l)niibfcfter Siitninef. - strokes, 
 berbe, t)er,i()nffe ©treidje. A - hardened 
 sinner, ein uerflorfret ©ilnber. -beggars, 
 ©teifbettler. 
 
 Sturdy, ». i. ein tnnt^lgeS ^fcrb; 
 (nnd) 'Jlnbcrn) ein fcflcrigei ^fcrb. 2. eine 
 I'on ^;)Jfnttigfeit unb SBetiiiibung begleitete 
 J?rnnfl)cit bcr ©d)nfe. 
 
 Sturgeon, stur'jun, (fr. esturgeon; 
 ©tor) s. l3d)rl)t)o(.] ber ©tor. 
 
 The common sturgeon, bcr .^nilfeit. 
 Caviar--, bcr ©torlet. 
 
 Sturk, sturk, ». [@(^ott(.] ber Jnrre, 
 bie Syiivfe, ini 9{iiib. 
 
 Stutter, stut'tur. > „ ,, 
 
 Stut,st.u.t 5(fl'>««») «• «. 
 
 llotrcrn, (Inminflii. [terer. 
 
 Stutterer, stut'iurur. .«. bcr ©tot. 
 
 Stuttering, stut'turing. s. iai 
 ©rottcrn, (Jieilotter. [(lottcriib, fl(>ttcrig. 
 
 Stutteringly, stiit'turingle, adv. 
 
 Sty, sii, ^ (nngi'lf. stige) *. 1. ber 
 
 Stye, \ ©tn(l, ©d)U)i-iii|lnfl, Rfbtn, 
 ©nu:, ©c^iueinfobcn. 2. t bcr ©d)ii'ciii|lnfl 
 (ein ber 9lu^fd)H)cifung gciuibmctcr Drt). 
 
 Sty, «. [>)iKeb.J i)\\6 (Scrjlenfi'm (nm 
 3(uge). 
 
 Sty, V. a, 1. in einen ©tnff, ©d)ivein< 
 (InO t()iin, fpcrren, einflnffen. 2. (uberl)nupt> 
 einiVcrrcn, einfd)lie^en. 
 
 Sty, (nngelf. stigan) t>. n. f I. ftei(icn. 
 To - up into.., niifileigen jii ic. To - 
 into .., fteigcn nuf ... 2. i fid) niiffd)iuiii> 
 gen, fief) crljeben. 
 
 Styca, stik'a, «. cine nngeluid)ufd)e 
 ^upferini'iine uon bent nicbrigfleii ■ii5orti)e. 
 
 Stygian, stld'jcan, (d. styxi adj. 
 |li)gi|d), Oijilifd). 
 
 Stygian water. bnS ©d)eibfn)nffi'r. 
 
 Style, stile, (fr. '23., u. gr.) s. 1. fin 
 Ding init einer ©pi^e, bie ©piije, 3inbcl, 
 bcr ©tifr, ©tid)cl ; (bnljer in eiigcrcr •ycPrii; 
 rung) a) ber (3)rnb|lid)cl. b) ocrSciger, bie 
 3eigertTnnge(nn£Ditneiuil)rcn). o bcrCMnffi'l. 
 d) [6l)ir.] bie©cnfiinbel. 2. [!8ot.] ber (4)iitfi-l. 
 3. i a) bcr ©ti)l, bie ©d)ri'ibnrt, bcr t!Iuo« 
 »rurf ( in ber ©c^rift > , SUortrng. b > |- Pie 
 !Ber»rbniing. o bie ©predjnrt, ber 95or» 
 trng, 'Jliijbrncf in bcr 3{cbe. di <in ben fd)6< 
 lien itiinilen) ber ©ti)[, bie ■OJinnitr, 4lri i\. 
 .Sunfl; [mu\.] ber ©ti)l. e) [9lri1)it.] ber 
 ©till, f) i n. o bie 3Irt. g) bcr 6ii)l (bie 
 3eirrc(t)iiiing, ber .Snicnbcr). Id bie ©eneiu 
 iiiiiig, ber litcl, >J{niiie. i) bnS a5erfnl)rcn, 
 Die SKcrfnljruiigrnrt. 4. Oinimerl.J ber ip|0» 
 lien, ©rniibcr, $feiler. 
 
 Style of court, I. f ber JturiaffTi)(, 
 .R^nnj[ci(l.i)l , bie ^niijlcifi-fjreibnrt. 2. bai . 
 'Serfnljreii cinci^ 05erid)r^l)ofc6, bcr ®erid)t6» 
 L'rniid), bcr ®tfd)nfr^gnitg bei (i)crid)t^l)in'en. 
 To live in -, iUiifiuniib , ein groped $iiu* 
 ilind)eil. To address any one in a — of 
 iiaughiiness, of rebuke, d-inen in einetit 
 iloljcii, tnbclnbcn ioiie nnrebcn. Prepared 
 in excellent -, trcfflid), mif^ ^e|le |U> 
 I'creiret. [titelu. 
 
 Style, ». n. ncnnen, benciincn, be< 
 
 To style ane's self, ftd) neniieu, fi^) 
 titcin, |ld) bctucln. 
 
Thlc, far, fall, fat. Me, mot. Fine, f!n. Ni, move, n6r, koL 6U, r\6M. TAbe, tufc. ft^II. t/iin, TMis. 927 
 
 STY 
 
 Stylet, Etiilt, «. baS ©fifttt. 
 
 Stylirorin,Kti'lefoini, ait;. luiBeffor: 
 mig, fliitformio , flrtffelr'Brmig, luie cine ^a-. 
 bet, luie ein Stift, ivie etn tStidiel d6. ®riib> 
 (lidjel, m\t tin Btiqet. 
 
 Stjiite, stillie, (u. or. itylot) «. 
 |5tir(t)enncfd). 1 ^cr<£tl)lit, ©iniIeii6c)UDl)ner, 
 ©(iiilen^G'iiifieMer, ®<5iileiil}eilige. 
 
 Stylobation, stilobi'slmn , «. ber 
 i£.iiilf'iaiil)(. _ [f&rniig. 
 
 feityloid, (ti'ln'd, ad). [Vnat.] grirfel: 
 
 Styptic, «(ip'iik, > (ijr) adj. 
 
 StyptlCMl, si'ip'tekal. 5[i>}Ieti.] fli)p> 
 tii'd), Hiit(lineiit», jiifiimmenjicljfiiB, (lopfeiie. 
 
 Styptic, «. I'^ei.] iai fh^ptifd^e 
 Wirtel. 
 
 Styptlclty, st?ptis'it4, «. («0?c6.] 
 bje ilDpiiidje fittift 06. eigenfctaft. 
 
 Sty thy, »iiTH'i, v. a. (aiif bem "Urn: 
 bi'0) rdjmtebeii. [®ti>r, S>B(leiipu#. 
 
 Styx, »iiki, (flt. 03.) ». [WvtJ).] 6cr 
 
 Su, &OU, (^bfurjiiiig \>. Susan) «. 
 ©iiertjeii. 
 
 SuabiA.swii'bca,«.[Q)eoar.]©(()tvaben. 
 
 Siiablan, swib^an. adj. i<S)\mbi\'<b. 
 - I. t».r S(l)iu(ibe, bit (Sct)ionbiiin. 
 
 Suability, tuabh'Uti, «. btr 3>i< 
 fliiiib, Oil mnn geri(t)tli(<> uttfolgt, belaiiflt 
 lufrbcii fnnn. 
 
 Suable, aiVabl. (f. Sue) adj. ge: 
 tirtulirti oenVlflt , bfl.iiigt luerSen funnciil) 
 
 SuHlle, itwide. t fur Perspnde. 
 
 Suag^e, t fi'ir Assuage. 
 
 Suailt, si'i'aiit, ( fr. KUivant) adj. 
 [«Roreiim.].cbeii, g(cid)formig ; flicirf) nii«> 
 flfbteiret. 
 
 Sua.«ible, sni'sibi, (u. (. laadeo) 
 adj. Uid)t jii bircreii, jii ilbfrrfbeii. 
 
 Suasion, sw^'kIiuu, «. bie ^(Tt< 
 bi\.\t\, lUbiTrefiing. [bcrebenb. 
 
 Suasive, kwiMv. adj. Mevrttewb. 
 
 SuaH4try, Kwitsaie, adj. fibcrrcbciib, 
 pn-iul)ietii*. 
 
 Suavity, Kwav'cie, (Ul. tnavltat) «. 
 1. t ^ b'< ®rie<!lfeit, £icbli(ftfeit. 2. 1 a) bit 
 Cifblidjfeit, 9liimiitl). b) t bie ©ugigfeit 
 (enund 9Iimuiihigr5 fur bcii (5)fifl). 
 
 Suavity of manners, language etc., 
 bie >Itiiimitl) ber -OTiiiiiereii, ©yr.idje, bn6 
 @ai((te, 91iigeiief)me iii ben O]?oiiieren , in 
 ber ©prn(l)e. 
 
 Sub, sub, ein Int. Sonwort, }eigt in 
 Sufattiu.eiifetjungcn einen untergforbntteii 
 Ot.ib an, =r unter, Untcr.., ein i»e> 
 niii, etiuii*. [ein tveiiiij fnuer, fnufrli(0 
 
 Subacid, kublsMd. adj.ttma6\aucr, 
 
 Subacid, *. He fmicrlidje @u6fliiiij, 
 ttroa? fiiiiri: ©iil'ilan}. 
 
 Subacrid, subak'krid,af(/i!in>venig 
 lerbi- »b. ft^.irf. ttw<\S d)iirf. 
 
 Subact, KUbakt', V. a. f I. untcrs 
 wrirfiij nuifben , bcjiuinnc" , untcrji'd^cn. 2. 
 abiVtjiufljcn , nifberbompfn. To - into a 
 more dense body. i<erbid)tcn. Bacon. 
 
 SubaC'tiuii, subak'Khun. i. i i. bie 
 Uiitrripdjiiiici , iifiiuinciiing. 2. bie Weber: 
 bfliiipfung, >!lbr(l)mfljiing, fie iBirfrljutifl in 
 •iiien Siiffiinb, j. $>. bie vWi<\t g)iifd)nii(i 
 liurier Horper, bie'25inuiiiiMiing i'iue« Rvv-- 
 peri; III ^iin>fr, 3'vp'i'i'friiiiii. B*con. 
 
 Suitageut, sub'ajcnt, (. ber lliiter. 
 ogenr. 
 
 SUB 
 
 Suba^itate, subad'jelite, V. a.. 1. 
 (ciner weiblitftcii •iJ5erfpu) beiiuo^nen , ( fie i 
 fleif(f)lic<) erfrnnen, fd)ii'iingcrn. i. t Mn\^ 
 lid) einp&ren. 3. f nnrenuerfcn , nntet fid) 
 briiigen- [bie fleifd)(id)e ©rfenniiiig. 
 
 Subag'ltatiuu^ .subadjcta'sliun. s 
 
 Subalt, suu'ba. t. [Oi^inDicn] bie 
 ^roi>inj, Srattiiiilrfrf.-finft. 
 
 Subaiidar, sou'badar, t .[Dflinbien] 
 1. ber 5Sijtt6iiig, ©taitlinlter (emer -JSroj 
 uinj). 2. ein ©iugeborner, ber in ben enro; 
 piiird)en ^ompa.tiurn £)auptnionii6rang t)iU. 
 
 Subaltsliip , sOu basiiip , s. bic 
 iStiittl)iilterfd).ift. 
 
 Suiialinoner, stiUamunur, «. ber 
 UntfriilinoiViippeger, Uiitcnilniorenier. 
 
 Subalpiue, subal pine, ad/, fiib; 
 a(piiufd) , tiiireraipird) , iiiirer itn *21ipcii 
 mohiicub, ivad)unb ob. bcniiMid). 
 
 Sulialtem, subiltem, sub'alll-n. 
 adi. unrergcprbnrt, Untrr... 
 
 Sfu buliern officei.bcrSiibiilternpfttiier. 
 
 Subaltern, i ber Itiitere, Ituter.- 
 beaiure. llnterjibeiie, ©uiMltorii ; (in engerti 
 ^ebriinnig) bir SiibiiirfriiDffiiicr. 
 
 Subalteruate, siibaiieiu'^te, udj. 
 I. nbn>rd)iViitD. 2. iiiUiTijei rbnet. 
 
 Subalteriiatt;ly,siibai(eru'itelc. 
 adv. iil'iiiedtiVlnb, iucd)fil6iBeife. 
 
 Subalternatiuit.xui'aliernii'sliun. 
 f. 1. D.i6 "jliifeiiiiinberfolgen, bie >21biued)r: 
 lung. 2. bie Hntergibenijeit, lliiterorbnuMg, 
 brr 3nfl«iitb iei llntergcorbnetfeinS. 
 
 Suba«iuatiC, subakwat'lk. 1 
 
 Suba«iueouN, subi kweiis, 5" ' 
 
 iiiitiT Drill 'lij.iiTfr iVieiib Pb. liegenb. 
 
 Subarratiun, subanislmn. (neu: 
 lilt. hubnrrnie^ «. bcr aUt QScbrtllld) bei 
 ajcrlPbung. 
 
 Subastral, subSs'tral, adj. tinciT 
 ben ©leriten ob. bem i{>imniel feienb ob. be 
 finciid), irbifd). 
 
 SubaKtring-ent, subastnn'jlm. 
 ndj. eiivii^ obcr cm lueiiig )iifiinimeiijiel)eiib 
 r^er ilopfnb. 
 
 Subaxillary, subak's'iiaii, adj. 
 [33ot.) nu6 bcm iiiirern obcr fluinpffii -2td) 
 fcliuiiifcl Ijerurrfoninunb; [9Iiiiii.J iiiiter bcr 
 •3ld)rclliol)lc gelegen. 
 
 Sub-beadle, suUbe dl, $. ber Uit> 
 terl;(iiM)fr, Wi'rid)rffiu-d)t. 5rol)nfncd)t. 
 
 Sub-brig'adier , xubbiigadeei'. 
 *. [-TOiiit.] bcr lliircrbngabier. 
 
 Subcarbureted.siibkar'buiiied. 
 adj. [dijtm.] ill fiiicni gcriugcrcn Srabu iiiit 
 i\ol)lcn|1off I'l'rbiinbcn. 
 
 Subcarbonate , xuiikli -bunite. 
 *. [6l)ein.] uiirerfol)iciifiinrc6 ©aij. - of 
 magnesia, bic gcmijl)nlid)e -JKngncrta. - of 
 lead, i'. Litharge. 
 
 Sub-celeiitial,subseles'tsiial,ai(/. 
 nurcriiininilifit, irbifd). 
 
 Sub -central, subsln'tiai. ndi- 
 iintfr rem -OTitfclpiinftc ft-icnb ob. bcftublid). 
 
 Sub-cliant4^r, )>ubt.sliau'tur, «. bcr 
 llntcrfaiiri'r, Uiirerfiiiigcr. 
 
 Subclavian , siibklii'vcan , adj. 
 [?liiiu.i iiiircr bcm ®d)ii'ifTill'eiiie bcftublid), 
 Sdjn'iiTclbciii... - vein, Pic ©djli'iffclfrciiidbcr. 
 
 Sui>-cuiniiii.s.sinner, subkom- 
 niiNb'uniir, «. ber Untcrrommi|fiir , lliitcr- 
 i'd)reiber. 
 
 SLT, 
 
 Sub-coiiiinlttee, subkommit'ii, 
 s. bcr UiitcraiiiM'ct)np, bnS untergcorbnert 
 jlommittee. 
 
 Subconsequence , subkon'- 
 
 sekwense . t bif iyolge nno eiiier tjofge, 
 iiiirirc. jiucitc 5^^'ge- 
 
 Sub-cunstellation,subkonstel 
 
 la'sbun, s. l9l|lron.J bie Uiircrfonileflntion, 
 bti# Stcrnbilb jiueiten 9{,inge3. 
 
 Sub-cuutracted,.subkoiitrak'ted, 
 adj. biirc^ ciiicn iiciien SBcrtriig ocrbiinben. 
 
 Sa«i>-CUntrary, kubkon'trace. adf. 
 l)<\\\> ober ill (iiicni iinccrgcorbiictcn Ci)rabe 
 eiirgcgen - position, [(ijeom.] oon &l)ni 
 iid)cn Drcicdcn , bie eiiie gi'mciiiu-f)iifriid)e 
 IBiiifeifpii^e ftrtben , beten ®runbltiiien afet 
 nid)t glcid)l>iiitcnb fiiib. 
 
 Sub-cordate, subkdrd'ate, adj. 
 [■ijpr.] etii'ii^ l)Cijrormtg. 
 
 Suil-COStal, siibkos'lal, adj-l'Unat.] 
 iiiitcr ben Otippcn Iicgeiib, beftnMid). 
 
 Sub-CUtaueous., subkuta'nius, 
 udj [■■Jliuu.j nnter bcr ipniit bifinblii^, li«» 
 geiib, iiuifdjcn $.iut wni %U\(d). 
 
 Sub-cutlcular , subkutik'dllr, 
 adj. 1 'JlniU.J nnter ber Dl)crl)iiiit ober bcm 
 Obcrl)iiiitd)cn befinblid), liegenb. 
 
 Subdeacon, sdbdekn, t. ber tln< 
 terbiiifoiUii*), ©nbbin'oiui*, lliitcrl)cifer. 
 
 Subdeaconry, xubdc kme, > 
 
 Subdeaconsliip, subdeknsliip.^ 
 t. iai ©ubbiafonat, lluterbiafonar, l(iitcr> 
 f)elferaint. [bcd)ant, ©iibDcfiiiiiid. 
 
 Subdean, subdene'. «. bcr llntcn 
 
 Subdeauery, subdene'iiii. t. ^,li 
 UntcrPvfiiimt. [ein 3cl)ntl)ci( cntl),iltenc 
 
 Subdecuple, subdek'kupl, adi. 
 
 Sul>deleg'ate, subdel'legaie. aUJ. 
 unterabgeorbiiec. 
 
 Subdelegrate, t. berllntcrobgeorb) 
 netc, lliitcr()coollinad)tigte, ©iibbclcg.it. 
 
 Subdele8°ate, ». a. nntcrorbnen, 
 iiiiteraborbiien, fiir eincn 'Jliiberu nborbncn, 
 fubbelcgirtu , jum Untcrbcoo(lniad)tigieu er» 
 nennen. 
 
 Subdeleg:ation,subdlilejji'slian, 
 s. bie Untcta&orbnnng, Unterbeootlnmd)tii 
 giing, ©ubbelcgntion; iai ?(mt eiiieS lliiten 
 beooflnifldjtigtcn , bie Sfit fciner 9Jnu6uer» 
 rid)tiiiigcn, feiii OcfdjaftSfrciS. 
 
 Subdented, subdent'ed,a(i;. uuteit 
 nui-geial)iu'lt ob. nnfgcjndL 
 
 Subdepusit, subdepoz't, «.. bai, 
 \vt\i iinter irgcnb GriviiS gelegt, abgefeljt 
 mirb, bn6 ©iibbepofittim. 
 
 Subderisorious.subdlrr^sA'rcua, 
 adj. t fciii fpottenb, fpotfcdib. [gcf(()c()enb. 
 
 Subdial, subdial , ndj. 6ei iage 
 
 SuUdititiuus, subdeiisli'iis, adj. 
 t iiiifcrgci"d)L>l'cn. 
 
 Subdiversify, subdcvlr'sefi, ». a, 
 i ocrmaniiigfiiltigen, luicbcr abiinbern, me$ 
 bcr rtiiPcr^ gciliilteii. 
 
 Subllivide, subdcvlde', V. a. ntlt 
 teriibtl)cilcii , iintcrcint()cilen. 
 
 Sui>«livide, v. ». fid) unfcrnbt^eilen. 
 
 Subdivine, siibdcvine', a((/. iinter< 
 gotriid), gortlid) in nntcrm fflriibe.^ 
 
 SubdiviNi4in, siibdcvLli'un, t. bit 
 Uii"'rrtl>rl)ciiiiiU( liai llntcmbiljcilcn; uiitcr* 
 abgctl)cilrc©tiirfi. |bctru.ilid), liilig, f(^irt«. 
 
 SubdoloUK, sub dulus, (I.) adj. f 
 
928 Fate, far, fAll, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nSr, got, 611, cl6iid. Ti\be, tnh, fi'ill. t^in, THis. 
 
 SUB 
 
 SubdOHiiliant, subdom'minant, 
 
 M. [?D?iif.] Me €ii66oiiiinnnte, Cer uierte Ion 
 uter Hm ©nmbUnie. 
 
 iiiMbduable, subdu'abl, adj. llll 
 teaunrfeii , iiiitctDrrirfr, uueriunltifjt lucrtieii 
 foniicn6. 
 
 Siibdual, subdi'i'al, «. tie lliUer; 
 tterfuiifl, SBejiuiiigmifl, aSnufio'infl- 
 
 SubduCl'f si'ibdiise' .^ (I. subduco) 
 
 JiubduCt, sObdukt'-^ •"• "• '• i" 
 rucfjiehi'ti , mi'fiiii'l)!'" , iveflneljmcii; (from) 
 (finer ®orf)e) enrjicl)en. 2. I31ritl;iii.] nbiic: 
 \)<n , fiibtral)iren. 
 
 Subduction, subduk'shun, «. 1. 
 bic eiitiiff)iiiio , 'JDfgimljme. 2. [9Jrit()m.] 
 bic ?lfcjiof)Uiifl , ©ubrrattiiin , 6cr 2lbjiio. 
 
 Stubdue, subdu', (((it. subdo) v. a. 
 I. T iintenucrfrn, unteriui'irfig ni(id)fii, uuj 
 tcrJL^d)en, fibeni'nttigen , bejiuiiigeii. 2. f a) 
 tffifflen (bic Seibenfdjnfteii ic.) , b^jiuinfleii, 
 llllter^riirfell, jiiin ©(^lueigeii fcringeii; bnn= 
 tiflcn, jfiljnien. bnnivfcn b) (gtcifbiniu) iiic; 
 bcrbnicfen. c) miterjorfjen (burc^ Jieije ic.>. 
 d) (Snnbmirt()fd).] «) biird)nrbeitcii (eiiieii 
 aSobeiO; (i) niiSrotteii, uertilflen (bnfi Uii; 
 front). 
 
 To s u b d u e one's own flesh, feill jJJcifci) 
 freiijiOE". ficJ) fnfleien. Nothing could have 
 tiibdu'd nature to sucli lowness, 9?i(()t£ 
 fpiuite Me 9jntiir fo tiff I;ern6briniien. Shak. 
 
 SubdueilBeilt , subdiiment, t. t 
 bie lliiterjotfjuiig , iBcjiuiiifliinfl, (Srot'crung , 
 Wierrrlngc. 
 
 Siibdiier, subdi'i'ur, «. ber tliitcr: 
 jod)er, aJcjiuiiifliT, Xifficgfr. 
 
 Figs are great siibd tiers of acrimony, 
 geiiu'ii t^^iI^frll bie ©Anrfe ief)r. 
 
 Sllllduilllg°, subduing, «. bie lllli 
 tcniierfiiiin, ^niibifliing. 
 
 Subdliple, suli'di'ipl , adj. f)(il(>, 
 linltrheilifl (e iiifii Iheil rrn jineicn entfjalteiib). 
 
 Subduple, t. t>\t S?nl\tt. 
 
 Sui>dll|»licat(^ , subdu'plekite, 
 ndj. I'WiUfjem.] ini £lu<ibriitimir}rli'crl)n(tJ 
 tufTe. - ratio. D.ig QiMbriuiuiirjeli'erl)nltni0. 
 
 Siibequul, .siibe kwal, adj. beiiinl^e 
 flleirt> , fnfl flicid). 
 
 Sillb<*rMt(*, sii'l>era(e, (V. I. suber) 
 «. tPljem.l fprfriiun-f Snlj. 
 
 Suberic, subeiik. adj. [6f)em.] 
 fcrfinucr. - acid . bic ^I'rff.iiire. 
 
 Suberofie, sub'crose, (Int.) adj. 
 [^pf.] luie jiTiiflgt niii-rel)fiib , luie etivnf 
 jrriinnt ob. iirfnffeii niifff()eiib. 
 
 Siiberoiis, MI bcius. udj. fiirfnrfig. 
 
 Iiubreuda(i<»ll, M'lbtuda'shun, t. 
 bif '^^ili'hiiiiiig nut I'liictii i!lfrcrli'(;cn. 
 
 SubTuSC, subfOsk', (Ii1t.) adj. blllls 
 
 fcll'riiun , rfl)uuiririd) . t'riiimlirf). 
 
 Sulifj^lwbular, suUgiob'bullr, adj. 
 etntflf' Ob. nil lueiiui fiigclfiTmig. 
 
 fiubbastation,subiiastA'shun,(l.) 
 ». tut ®lil)l)il|liniDti, 2>rr|1iMgeniiig. To sell 
 by -. fiibluiilircii, flcridutid) I'frfaiifen. 
 
 Subhydroiiiilikbiiret, subhi 
 drosiilt'uret , *. [Chfui.] ber Uiitermdjyer: 
 fd)niffrl. 
 
 Sllbilldicafion, xubfndcki'shuu, 
 «. ber 91ii^briirf biird) 3i'i<t)en. 
 
 Subiiift^udation, suiunh'ida'- 
 •nun. *. 1. lyftibnlii'.] bif SSrrIeif)Hii<) einef 
 Uiiterlrljnie. 2. ber SBcfi^ nI6 Unterlel;cii, bie 
 
 SUB 
 
 9Iftfriiiief^e , ber Unto'pnf^t. Blackstore. 
 
 Siabiii^ressiuii, subingilsb'un. 
 *• t per iiiu'ermcrfie ^iiigniig, tai iinuer; 
 inerfrc G-iubniigeii , (5-inrrt)lcirf)eii. 
 
 iSiibitaneous, subiti'neus, (fat.) 
 adj. pioiplirf), fd)iie[I, filig. [rnfd). 
 
 Siibitaiiy , sub! ane, adj. ■{■ I;nftlg, 
 
 Subjacent, subjasent. (Int.) adj. 
 bnriiiiter lirgriib, jii 5""'^"^'^ 5i"i&eii (lie. 
 genb). 
 
 Subject, subjlkt', (Int. subjido) 
 V. a. 1. iiiitcr @'tu'n5 Icgcn, bnnnitcr legcn. 
 2. 1 a) iiiitcnwcrfcu (to, eiiier ^riifung, 9?c= 
 gel 2c.) ; bnrlcgeii, bnrfleflrn. b) u'o) unter: 
 luerfeii, nii^fc^en, blogfleKeii, ^rei^ gebeii 
 (finer ^n^t). c) (to; iiiitfriuerfen, iinter> 
 tt)nn Db. bicntlbnt tnndjfii. d> (to) nii6|"f$fn 
 (ber $i^f). 
 
 Alexander subjected etc. to his do- 
 minion, Sllejrnnbfr iiiitfnunrf (i(ft ic. Sub- 
 jected to our eye, I'or iinffru 3Iiigen. 
 Subjected, iintfrtfjnii , biftiflbnr, nb: 
 Ijniigig. 
 
 Subject, sub'jekt. adj. 1. T iintfr 
 ©tiun^ D6. iinreii befinblid), gelegen. Shak. 
 2. 1 a; iintergcbeii, iinrerivurng, iintenuiir; 
 fen, iintcrt!;nn, bieiiflbnr. bi (toi unterj 
 luort'cii, niifgerrljt leiiier ®od)e). c) -j- i>er: 
 pflic^tct , |d)iilbig. d) juiii ©riinbe liegeiib 
 
 Jiiuiaica is subjec to Great Biimin 
 Onmnifn flef;t unter ber .^crvfd)ntr ®roe 
 tritnnnieii^. Moi:' - is the fuitest soil to 
 weeds, tin fcttjleii 95oben iDnd)*t ln6 niciile 
 llnfrniit. To be — to anger. Ieid)t jornig 
 iverben. — to »»eal . btni ©tfljlen erge ben. 
 The —-matter ofa discourse, ber (^fgen: 
 ilniib finrr 2liete. To hold - to ... jnr fdtr 
 tiiflung . . . Ijniten. - to my order , jii niei: 
 Iter aSirfilgung. 
 
 Subject, I. I. bfr Unfertfjnit. 2. (of. 
 finer t)ebntre ic. ; for. fi'ir) ber ®egen(lnnb. 
 .3 [®rniniu.] bni ©ubjfft, ©rnnbiDcrt; 
 iSogif] bn6 ©ubjeft. 4. ba6 aascffu, bie 
 ■Iperfon. 
 
 The subject I treat of, bie ©rtrf)e, wo-. 
 uon id) IjnnMe. It is her perpetual — , fif 
 ipridjt iinnnf()5rlid) bniuMi. 
 
 Subjection, siibjek'shun. §. I. bif 
 Untenurrfnng (bn6 Untcnuerfen). 2. (to) bie 
 Uiitcnuerfiing (iinter) , bn6 Unttnvorffnffin, 
 bif llnterivilrfigfcii. Untergcbrnljcit, 91tl)nn< 
 gigfeii, ^pidjt, Difnflbnrfcit. 3. [9?()et.] 
 Pie ©iibjeftiiMt , ©clbflbcfrngnng , fclffl nuf: 
 gciuprfene ii. felb|l bcnntiuortete JJrnge. 
 
 Because the subjection of the body 
 to the will, lufil ber Itorper bcni SCiflen tin; 
 rertlinn ill. The etc. are held in - to etc., 
 bie ic. fleljcn unter btr ^errfdjnfr ber it. Oui 
 passions should be in - to etc.. in entire — 
 to etc., iinfere Sfibeiifdjnfrfn fofltvn ber ic, 
 untcrtljnn, gnnj iinterthnn fein. The safety 
 of etc. depends on our — to etc., bie ©i; 
 d)erl)cit bc« ic. Ijnngt wn iinferer llntenuer! 
 fling unter ic. nb , Ijnngt bni'iMi nb, bng luir 
 brin ic. unterr()nn finb. 
 
 Subjective, subjekt iv, adj. [TOf> 
 tnpljDf.) (iinf) bcinu'hncnb, (iiii^) inn)ii|)nenb, 
 fiibjrfrii'. ( 1^3)iftn>)l)ijf.] fiibjeftii'. 
 
 Subjectively, >iubjckt'ivle, adv. 
 
 Subjectivity, subjekt'v'eie. } 
 
 SubJectiveiteKN, M'lbjeki'ivnes,^ 
 t. [^Bietn(.'i;tjf.] bif ©ubjcftii'irnt. 
 
 SUB 
 
 Subjoin, subjoin', ((nt. subjungo) 
 V. a. Ijiiijufiigcn, (nod)) bcifilgcn , init Ijins 
 jufetjen. To - to the acts, ju ben 3lftfii 
 Irgcn. 
 
 Subjug-ate, sub'jugate, a.) r. a. 
 
 1. untcrjrd)en. 2. i Ijerunterbringen, Ijernb* 
 ffljen. Shak. (Unterjprfjiing. 
 
 Siibjug'ation, siibjuga'sliun. J. btr 
 
 Subjunction, si'ibjungk'.sliun. «. 
 
 bie ^injiifiigiing, Sjfifiigiing, 95rrbliibutifl. 
 
 Subjunctive, siibjungk'tiv. d.) 
 
 ndj. 1. Ijinjugeftlgt, bfigefi"igt, uerbnnbeit. 
 
 2. [(53rnmin.J a) ufr6iiibeiib, gebiinben. - 
 mood, pfi. -, ber ©tibjnnftiu, ^onjiiiiftiu. 
 b) jtiin ©ubjunftiu gel;&rig, gebunbeii, in 
 bfr gebiinbencn JjL^i^ni. 
 
 Subjunctively, subjungk't'vli, 
 adv. bnrct 25cifiigiing. 
 
 Sublanate, sub'ian^te, (u. Int. 
 
 lana) udj. [!5iit.] ftiung luofIid)t. 
 
 S ubiapsarian , .suMapsi'rean ,) 
 
 Subiapsary, fublapsare, ^ 
 
 lint. *nb u. lapsus) adj. nntf; bent ©unbfitf 
 fntic gcrd>ef)en. 
 
 Sublapsarian, s. [Xl)rp(.] ber 
 SiiUnpfnrifr, $011= , 3"frnlnp|nrier. 
 
 Sublation, subla'shun, (int.) «. 
 bif 5S3rgnnl)mf, G'ntjiefiiinfl. 
 
 Sublet, sublet', v. a. tviebet (nn 
 ■Jlnbrrc) pcrniiethen. Smollett. 
 
 Sublevation, sublev&'shun, (Int.) 
 s. bn5 i5>i'6cn (in bif $Bf)f), Cilftfn, bif ©r» 
 hfbiing, 9liifrid)tiing. 
 
 Sublibrarian, sublibri'rean, « 
 ^er llnterbitMirthrfnr. 
 
 Sublieutenant, subllvten'nant, 
 . ber Ilntfrlientennnt. 
 
 Sublig-atiun, subleg&'shuu, (tut.) 
 s. i)a6 Itnterbinben, bif aSinbung uittfr< 
 lunrtS. 
 
 Subliinable , subli'mabi , adj. 
 I6l)fin.] fnblitnirt iDcrbeii fintnenb, fu61i« 
 tnirbnr. 
 
 Sub1iinablene88,subli'niablnes, 
 s. [Gliein.] bie ©ubiiinirbnrfeit, 5nl)iofflt 
 fubliinirt iverben jii foiineu. 
 
 Sublimate, sublcmite, v. a. I. 
 l6l)fin.] fubiimiren , einportreiben , ^innuf» 
 inutrrii. 2. ± erljebfu. Subli mated, fr« 
 l)nben. (fublimirt. 
 
 Sublimate, sub'lemat.n({;.[(EI]ein.] 
 
 Sublimate, *. [G^l^em.] bai ©ubils 
 innt ; fubiiinirte £luedfilber , £liift(rilbfr» 
 ©nbliinnt. 
 
 Corrosive sublimate, n^enbf^ ©ub(i> 
 ntnt, frrdfubeS £luerffil&fr=®"^'i'"<"- 
 
 Sublimation, si'iblemasbun, t, 
 1. (6l)ein.] bie©tibliinncipn, ©inprrtrfibung, 
 $»innufinutfning. 2. i bit (5'rl;cbun(j,. Qts 
 ii&l)Hiig , SJorrblnng. 
 
 Sublimatory, sub'Umaturi, «. 
 |Pl)etn.l fdi' ©iibiimirgffn§. 
 
 Sublimatum, sublem&'lum , (L 
 Sublimate. 
 
 Sublime, subblime', (Int. sublimis) 
 adj. 1. ; rrl).U'en, Ijod). 2. t a) erfjnbtn, 
 i)i^d), grplj, I'lit'liin. b> (with) entjilrft, bf 
 geidert (ppn). Mii.tok. c) 2 ftplj. Miltou. 
 
 The sublime port, [Iilrf.] bif fjC^ 
 'ipfortf. ' 
 
 Sublime, «. tni &rl;nbrnf, bie Chr* 
 Ijnbcnijfir (i<ii S?et]e in 'SBortcn). 
 
F&le, far, fall, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, s{6t, 6il, cl6i'jd. Tube. iiih. ffti! i/.in. PMis. O'lO 
 
 Subliinef (iat snbllnio) e. a. 1. T 
 tr^eben (6en fiopf ic). 2. [gfjem.J fki61tnii< 
 ten. 3. i tthhi)tn , veteMn. 
 
 To sablime one'i fleth into a soul. 
 fill SJifif* uerjjeifliflen. 
 
 Sublime, r. n. [(F^em.] fudhnirt 
 n)fT^en, eitipDrflcigen. 
 
 Sublimely* snbbliine'li, adv. I. 
 frhnbfii, fiiblini, ouf fine ctf)ii6ene 9lrl, fjcct). 
 2. (Irlv 
 
 Subllmeneos, lubbllme'nes, i. 
 tit Qxi\nb(ni)tit ; f. Sublimity. 
 
 Sublimity, xubbl'm'iti, «. 1. T Die 
 GTtjnbeiifjcit (eiin« Strati :c.). 2. 1 6if &r- 
 hnbenhett, a) (bif 8ortrriflidi)ffU). b) bic 
 ©libllmitfit (bet ©ctjtfibort jc). Ibliiiiflt 
 
 Snbliiny, tublim*. «. f bfl« ®ii= 
 
 Subliu|pual, subling'gwal, aij. 
 unter bft 3uiige (liegenb, bepiibii^). 
 
 Sublunar , kubld'nar, > adj. 
 
 Sublunary, tublunari,) imttr 
 bent TOonbe (liefltnb befiiiblicj)) , fubliiiia. 
 rifd>, irbifd). - ladiet, ffieltfinbrr. 
 
 Subluxation, «dblulisi'ibun . t. 
 [6f)ir. ] bie 5Ber|1nuctiinfl , unupafonimciif 
 Sfrre'.ifiing, ba« QSertretrn, llebfrtretfn. 
 
 Submarine, tubmariin', adj. un 
 terffeifct). 
 
 Submarshal, lubmar'ahal. «. brr 
 Jlfrferiiieiftn; be« ©efangnifTe^ Manhul- 
 •e«. f. b. 
 
 Submaxillary, lubmSk'-t'iiari. 
 «rf; iinterbenliinnbnrftndifgfnb, brPnMid)>. 
 
 Submediant , iubmi'jiant , «. 
 ITOuf.] bie ©ubniebtaiite, bet fcd)«te 'Ion 
 liber bftr fflrimbtoiie. 
 
 Submerg'e, aubmerje', (Int.) V. a. 
 untcr bie Jladje be« 5BnfTfrf tijuti, iiiitcr. 
 tniicften; iiiittr sajnlTet fe^en, ubctfctiuem. 
 men; ertrmifen, erfiiufeii. 
 
 Subiner^-e, v. n. iiittert<iii(t)tn. 
 
 Submerse, atibiucrie', c. a. -f 
 iintet 2Dnf|et tV^en. 
 
 Submerse, i adj. 
 
 Submersed, lubmeriit',^ [S3c<t.] 
 wnterfletnud)!, unter beni SBnjTet ivndjienb 
 Ob. ftienb. 
 
 Submersion, lubmlr'shun , «. 
 I. bflS llntert(iii(ten , ^iniifen, ©rrranfen; 
 Siesen unter bein SDafJer. 2. bie (aan^Iict^e) 
 llebprfdjiveniniintg. 
 
 Suhllliuister, subminittitr, ^ 
 
 Subministrate, i>ubinin-i<trire.^ 
 e. a. + bnrreiiJien, i»erf(t)>iffen, an bie $iinb 
 (jebcn. 
 
 They have atibministered unto man 
 the inTeniion of etc. , fie f)aben ben ^en> 
 fdjen jiir (^rfinbiing ber ic. i>et()Plffn. 
 
 SubminiRter, r. n. (to) bienen, 
 l)elfen, bi'lifilfliet) fein (ju). 
 
 Subministrant, Kubmin'istrSnt. 
 adj. t birnlid), behi'ilfdtft. 
 
 Subministration, tubfuin'siri'- 
 •hun . «. t bie SSerfcbnifiiiig. 
 
 SubmiSS, siibims', (fat.) adj. -f ii. 
 niir ? I . t'nnft , teife (b. bir ©tinmu). 2. 
 unternulrfig , nntertljnnig, bemtlthig, ge. 
 Ijcrfnni. 
 
 Submission, Kubmish'un. (Int.) t. 
 I Cie IlnrcrmeTfiing (b<>« Si<t)< (Jrgeben); 
 (to) bie imtrrwerfniifl (unter), Ne ^rgebiiiig 
 (fn), ber Wrfjt'rfflni (gegen). 2. bie Untet" 
 
 Euql-d«utteh. WSiUrbmch i. 
 
 SUB 
 
 murffgfeit (to. unter), Untertbanigfeit. 
 
 Submisiiontoan award. Dcr SBertrng 
 ftreitiger^pnrteien burd)®d)ieP«ri(l)ter, fioiu-- 
 proniig. 
 
 Submissive, subm's'siv, adj. un- 
 tenuiirng, uiitertljmiig , beniiirl)ig, ergcben. 
 
 Submissively, kubuus'sirle, adv. 
 iinteru'iirfig , untcrtljiiiiig , niit Demnii), 
 bemilrf)ig. 
 
 Submissiveness, lubniiii'siviies. 
 s. bie Itnternjurfigreit, llntertt)Anigfeit , Xx-- 
 initttj. (murhig. 
 
 Subinlssly, tubmU'li, adv. t be 
 
 Subiiiissuess, submis'iies, t. t 
 bie Untenurirftgfclt , Detnut!). 
 
 Submit, submit', (Int.) e. a. 1. •» 
 eriiiebrigen, iiieberlnfTen, fenfen. To - itself, 
 fift) fenfen (u. aSergen ic). Drydeh. 2. uni 
 leriuerfen; (gfii!Bl)nl. ali) v. recipr. to- one'i. 
 «elf, fid) fiig«n, fKl) iinteriuerfen (to. ©inetn, 
 bem Widen ®rtte5 k.), (under) flc^ brniii: 
 tl)igen (unter). 3. untermerfen , uberliijicn, 
 iinf)einifteaen, anf^eitngeben. 4. purlegen, 
 bnrlrgen. 
 
 Submit, V. n. fid) unterroerfen ; do. 
 einer <Btt<i)t) fi4 untenvnfen , fidf fugrn, 
 i\<b in .. . ergeben. 
 
 To make a man submit to one's own 
 terms, Cinen fi'ir feine ^mtdt fliinnieii, 
 Qmcn ju beni bringen, nai man beobficttigt. 
 
 Submitter, submutur, t. Qmex, 
 ber unttriuirft, fic^ eineni Si^icffale tc. un> 
 terivirff. 
 
 Submultlple, submult^pl. adj. 
 I9ltitl)in.) inehrerc 5>tint tn einer anberu 
 3rtl)l) entl)nU«n- 
 
 Submultlple, *. [^ritfjm.] bie in 
 einer anbern uiet^rninl entljnltene 3at}l, ber 
 $atm 
 
 Subnascent, suimassint, <iat. > 
 ndj. unter Qmai ob. boruntet autroact^fenb. 
 iinten t)fri>orgrl)enb. 
 
 Subliect, kubnokt', (Int.) r. a -t 
 tniten binben , niifnupfen ob. befefligen. 
 
 Subnervate, subuervAte, r. <•. 
 Pie giid)i'fn Inhinen. | bie Snbnprnnilliiiii- 
 
 Subnoriiial,>>ut>nornral.«[(^eiMn.] 
 
 Sllbllllde, Kiil>nude'. (t>. ItU. iiuiliik 
 udj. iSjot.j fiift nntft. 
 
 Subnums, subnumz', t. ein oflin 
 Pifd)fr •Aimniuoflenjeug. 
 
 Subobscureiy, subobskure'le 
 adv. etiurtfi bunfel. 
 
 Suboccipital, subokMp'pcral. adj. 
 [9Jnnt.] unter beni .^interljniipte tiegeub, \>t 
 fiiiMic^. 
 
 SubOCtave, subok'tive , ^ 
 
 Sub«»ctuple, lubok'tupl,^ " 
 einen Il)eil I'on octjt entljnitenb , ben adtreu 
 H)tii nufninthcnb. 
 
 Suboctave, «■ ["Wtiif.] bie tlnter 
 oftni'f, ©iibrftin>e nuf ber Drgel. 
 
 Subocular , KUbok'kular , ndj 
 
 [»5Innt.) unrer brni ^Jlnge lienenb , befinblirf) 
 
 Sub<»rbiCMlar, Kuborliik'kular.^ 
 
 Su1iorbiCMlate,suborbik'ki\ldte.^ 
 
 adj. [S5iit.] riinMicft. 
 
 Subordinacy, Kubor'djnlsi, } 
 
 Subordinanf*y,suiior'(ienaiisj.t^ 
 (Iat.) t. I. (biiS llnrerorMirn) bie llnrerrrbj 
 nuiig. 2. bie llnterprbnuiig, Unteni'iirfig: 
 feit, 9Ibt)angigfeit, ©ubcrbiniition. 
 
 SUB 
 
 In subordinacy to (reason) etc.. bet 
 (93frMiinft) ;c. unrergeortnct, nur unter eeii 
 Oberbefdile teS u. The - of government 
 t bic 9lfitiifiiiig in ber 5{esjifrniig. 
 
 Subordinate, suburdenat, adj 
 niitergtTri'"iiet. - commanders. UnterfeiO 
 IJ'Tren. [nrie, iSubrrbinirre. 
 
 Subordinate, s. ber iiiitcrgcurb* 
 
 Subordillittt^, NUboidenAle. v. a. 
 • to) unreriTMien i(fiiieni, einer Siirfje). 
 
 Subordinately , sub^r'd^natla, 
 ude unrcriifi-rbnct, niif eine uiitergeorbnere 
 iiUeiie, in lliiferorbnniig. 
 
 Subordinateness, subSr'dinat- 
 MM. J. ^ie llnterorbnung, ©uborbinntion, 
 Untenuurfjgfeit. 
 
 Sul>ordination,subSrdlni'8hSa, 
 « 1. bie lliirerprbnuiHi, a) bai Unterorb* 
 nen. b) (bef. -Wilit.] bie ©uborbinntion {iai 
 llntrrgeorbnetfein) ; bie Untoriuilrilgfeit. 2. 
 Pic Jolge, 9{eil;e, ber ©tufengang, bie SRrtnfl» 
 llnfe. 
 
 Suborn, suborn', (I. suborno) CO. I. 
 [bef. 3{ec|)t6iVr.] (&inen) perleiren, uerfii^ren, 
 lUijliften, nufftiffen, ()eini(i(^ onfteKen Pbet 
 i>prr(i)ieben, beflec^en, fuborniren. 2.1 be* 
 |led)fn. 
 
 Those who by despair suborn their 
 death, jene, bie an6 93rrjiueifluug if)ren Xob 
 Ijfrbcifi'iljrcn. 
 
 Subornation, subimi'shun, t. 
 [bef. 3{ed)«r|)r ] bie Ijeimlicte Slnfleflnng rb. 
 •ScrnniliilriMig, "JIufliftung, aiutilifrung, jBiT' 
 ii'itnng, SBertnrrnng (ju einer unerinubwa 
 i^iiiiblung) , IBefleajung, SubDrnnttpn ; 9lii« 
 iliftiing (ber 3eiigtn) )ii eineni fnlf(!)cn 3eng« 
 niffe, i3)?irtl)nng iMfdftt 3engen. 
 
 Suborner, sub6rn'ur, «. ber 91n> 
 flefler, 9lnflifrrr, Scrfiifjrer. [fnff eifprnii.i. 
 
 Sub«ivate, subA'vite, adj. [ 93in.] 
 
 SubplioNplinte, subto»'fJtte, «. 
 - of alumin, [*D?inernlg.l ber SBimeflit. 
 
 Subpeua, subpe na. (Iilt-i t.'[3ie<i)tit 
 f\>t.] bie (JiiiituMi bri ©trnfe, ein ^rir , Cet 
 bii* (Jriiteiiicn ipor ®ni<t)t) unter einer ge« 
 luifTrn ©tniu' brf^rMt. 
 
 Subpena,r.a. (9?c(f)tfr|)r.J bei Strafe 
 uorMbrn, porforPcrn, iitiren. 
 
 Siibperp<*ndicular,siibperpen. 
 
 dik'ki'ilar, t. |(^)i'pni.] )'. Subnormal 
 
 Sllbpetiolafe, suUpet i^\ine, adj. 
 [Sot.) einen fcljr furjen 55latf|liil l)abciib. 
 
 Subprior, subprt'ur, I. ber ©ub* 
 prior, llnterprior. 
 
 Subpurchaser, subpui-'tshl'iur, 
 *. ber lliinrfanfer, ^Ranter oii« iiueirer^anb. 
 
 Sub<|Uudrate,subkwod'rate, urO°. 
 fafl oiirccfig. 
 
 Subquadruple, siibk»nd'drupl, 
 adj. einen Xl)eil opii pier entl)altenb , ben 
 uiertcn lljeil mthnitenb, SBiertel*..; ('3Jfi» 
 neralg.l oicrti'lbnplirf. 
 
 Subquiii«|iiefld.8ubkwiii'kwefid, 
 ndj. ('33pf.l faft PD. beina()e fHiifrpfllrig. 
 
 Subi|uintnple,subkwjn'iii|<l,iiff^. 
 i-nnn itjeil ppn fi'iiif ober ben ffinften Xl)i'i( 
 i!itl)airi'nJi, 5'''ii|fi'16 . . . 
 
 Subramous, xubri'mus. (Int. ra- 
 Mioxns) adj. IS^or.l U'cnige 3iP''9f Ijnbcnb, 
 init nicnigcn 3n'cigen oerfchen. 
 
 Subreader, suoreed'ur , t. btt 
 Untericrer, llnterleftor, ©nbleftor. 
 
 59 
 
930 Fate, far, fall, f^t. ML met. Fine, ffn. N6. move, n6r, got, 6ll. cl5ud. Ti^be, tub, fi'ill. i^in. THi«. 
 
 SUB 
 
 Siibrector, tubrlkt'ur, «. ber Unter> 
 
 reftor, ©iibrfftiir. 
 
 Subreption , subrlp'shun , ((at) 
 *. [9?ccl)t«iVr.] fcie G-rrd)rdd)iino (biirc^ fn(|"d)e 
 
 SubreptitiOUS, subrept'sh'us, ^ 
 Sl»br€*ptive, subrepfiv, t S 
 
 adj. erfc^Ii(l)eit. — ndv. SubrepfitiouKly. 
 
 erfcWicftcn. [tM Snrf)ctn, fjeimlidje enrtjen. 
 SubrisiOIl) siibrizhun, (lot.) «■ f 
 
 Subrogrnte^ sub'rog^te, (i.) v. ». 
 f in e'nxei Qlnrcrn ©tefle ciiife^en, on Die 
 gt.fic ctnc« 3lnbern fc^en , in fcine 3?cd)re 
 einie^eu, eincn anttrn SRefereiiten :c. eriieii- 
 nen, fiitftitiiircn; f. Surrogate. 
 
 Subros:aiton , subrogi'simn . s. 
 [biirflerl. 9?e(t)t] tie gericf)tlicf>e ©infe^iiiig 
 ill &ne& ©tcfle, ©ubrcgation, (Jrtongiiiu) 
 Bfr iRfrfjte etne« Qlnbern turd) Itebertrngiiiui, 
 tnS ©intreten, Me ©intretung in feine 9?fd)tp ; 
 Bif ©iibrpgiitiiMi wn ®nd)en; Unterfcf)ie; 
 fciinri finer iBnd)e an Me ©tcfle einer nnDerii. 
 
 SnbrOtunft, subr6lund', UtU.) adj. 
 [5?ot.] fiifl nD. bcinnhe runft. 
 
 Subsaline, subsaltne', ndj. et\vn6 
 D?. ciii menig fnljig, fnljic^t. 
 
 Subsalt, sub'Kilt, «. [G^hetn.] ein 
 giilj, tai cin llcbermng nnSnfe, nn fflninC> 
 ftiff eiitf).i(t iinD nie^r nfs not^ig ift, uni 
 Bie Siiiire jii (rtttigen iinB ju neutrniiilrcn, 
 rill eiti Ui'6erinng an ^afe entljaltenbc^ Sulj. 
 
 Subscapular, Kubskap-ular. adj. 
 [•Idint.] tiiitet Bein (3d)Ulterblntte liegenP 
 fciflnMid) , llnterri[f)ii(ter6(att . . . 
 
 tiubSCribe, subskrlbe', (Int. sub 
 Bciibo) ». a. I. untcrrrf)Kiben, iintcrjeid)»eii, 
 iinierfertigen. 2. t iinterfcfireiben , jiigcbcn, 
 <il* <S}(i()rheit onerPennen. 3, iinter}etd)iicn, 
 fiitrfribiren (eine ©iinitne ®e(be«). 4. i 
 fil)rift(id) iibcrgeben, an (finen ubertragen, 
 I'fvrdjenfen, nntcrgiben, imternjerfen. 
 
 Risk subscribed, [^anbcl] ijbernum> 
 tnene ®efnt)r. 
 
 Subscribe f e. r. i. iinterjricbiien, 
 fubffribiren; (to) fiibffribiren, iinterjci*= 
 tien, (fTcft) (ibonniren (ouf). 2. (to) milligcn, 
 eiiiiuifligen (in), Qtmai eingcfjcn, (einer 
 €od)e) bfijifficftten, Gtroai bidigen, Qut 
 Kigen; (irf) «•"«' ®n<J)e I)ingeben. 
 
 But fate Kubacribed not, nflctn bai 
 €rf)irffnl wpflte e6 nnber«. 
 
 Subscriber, subskrl'bur. «. I. ber 
 lliiterfc^reibcr, Itiiterfertigcr, llntcrjeid)ner, 
 G-imr, ber cincn Srief :c. iintcrjeid)net, iin- 
 terrd)rcibt, unterfertigt. 2. ber Untcrjeidjiier, 
 '€ii&ffrtln'nr , SIbonnent. List of -», bie 
 €ubrfri()niren(t|le, 9lbc>nnentcnlifle. 
 
 Til ere :ire many snbscrihers (o etc.. 
 . SSirle (niten niif 2C. fiibffribirt. [ffftrift. 
 
 Subscript, KubsknptS '-biellnter' 
 
 Subscription, subskr'p'shun, t. 
 1. bie Unrerrrt)reibiing, Unterjcid)nung; lln 
 crfArift. 2. bie ®iibffriptii)n, llMterfdjrift, 
 interjeidiniing, Dn6 5lbDntiemcnt; (bie nnter: 
 eiAnete ©iinime, ber aSetrflg ber untcrieid)< 
 netrn ©iinimen) bie ©ubffrivtion , (to) bie 
 11 K. iinterjeirfjnete ©untntf , ©ubt?riptipn 
 fjii). 3. irgenb ©•»»(!«, befonbers ein $npier 
 mit iintcr}ei<l)"cff" 3?ftinen . ber llntcrjcid): 
 iting5fcf)ein, SiibffriprionffAcin. 4. f bie 
 33eu>if(igiiiiy, 95eir(t)ri'ibiing. Untcnvuirflgfeit, 
 lUuermerfuiig, be.- ®e^orriim. | 
 
 SUii 
 
 Price ofnobteriptitn, ber Siibifrip 
 tionfpreif. To put out a liook by way of 
 -, ein 5Bit<^ niif iSnbffription, niif iuuer< 
 }etd)iuing f^erniifgebea. 
 
 Subsection, subulk'ahun, (t). (at. 
 sectio) «. bie Uiitcrabtl}eiliiiig, ber Unrerab; 
 l'(t)iiitt. [ t nad)foigenb, bnrniif folgenb. 
 
 SubseCutive, subKekkuliv, a(<y. 
 
 Subseinitone , subseni'metone. 
 *. [^5Kuf.] ber unmtttclbar iiiuer bem(5>ruiiP< 
 tone liegenbe hn(bc Irn. 
 
 Subseptuple, kubseptupl, adj. 
 eineii it)ei( uoii fieben entljalreab , ©iebcni 
 tele ... 
 
 Subsequence, xub'sekwlnse, ( 
 
 Subse<|ueucy, .sub).ekwense, t 5 
 t. bn6 (Joigen, tie 5oige, >Jiad)foIge. 
 
 Wliy should we queslion the lieliotrope'» 
 - to the course of the suu . lunruni fodtin 
 luir beiiiu'ifcin , l)a^ bet i^ilioirop ftd) nad) 
 ber ©iMine luenbet, beni duif bet ©oniK 
 fulgi ? 
 
 Subsequent, sub'sekwent, ((at.) 
 adj. 1. fplgcnb, nodM'olgeiib. 2. nad)fo(genb, 
 (to) neiiet (nl6). 
 
 A period long subsequent to etc.. 
 cine er|t fpat aiif ic. folgcnbe ^eriobe, ein 
 lange nnd> ic. fominenber 3eitab|'d)iiitt. - 
 endorsers, [^aiibcl] ipinteminiiiier , ^<id)- 
 manner (niif 2Be(l)|'cln). Tuis article i» - 
 to the treaty of etc.. biefer 'Jlrtifil i|l neiier 
 ali ber iBertrag uimi ic. - clause, ber 3u= 
 ("a^artifel, bie 3iif<t9iirfii"be. To make a - 
 payment. nnrt)}at)Ieii, nadjirfjiegen. 
 
 Subsequently , subsekweutie. 
 ado. i)ixna<t) , iiac^ljer, bariiiid), baranf; 
 ipater, inciter tinten. 
 
 Subserve, vubserr'. ((. subservioi 
 <>. a. (i-ineii unterili'ajen, begtliiiligf n, (f-iiirin 
 bienen, behniflid), |6rbcrlid) fein, (Srioas fit 
 bcrii, brfi^^rbirii. 
 
 Sub.servience, subser'»iense, ( 
 
 Sultserviency, subser viii,>i. ^ 
 $. ber Diniil, bie I)u'iilut>ffit; (lo) bie llntfr 
 luiirfiiifeit (iintiT), "Mfini'irfiiiig (jm, bit- (yi 
 nemdjiift, Jii G-tiuas forbrrlid) ob. bcforbers 
 lid) in feiii. 
 
 In - of their designs, lltn ll)re X^lant JU 
 begt'initigcn, jii beforbern. 
 
 Subservient, siib^er'veent, ndi I. 
 bieiilid), forbiriid), bif&rberliil), mliuid). 2. 
 bieu|lbar; doi ergebrit, iiiirfrtl>aii bicniltiar, 
 (uutoj untergeprfcnet (einer ®ad)f). 
 
 To make subservient, beni'lljen. - 
 books, bie Sprilf5brid)er. -gods, tliittrgotter. 
 
 Subserviently, n'liiser'veeinie, 
 iidv. niif eine fi>rberlid)e . bieiiflPare 'B3fit"e. 
 
 Subsessile, subsls's'l, d. aeskilis) 
 adi. [58pt.j f'lfl ftljntb. 
 
 Subsextuple, subseks'tilpl , adj. 
 ben fed)«ten Itjeil entljaltcnb, ©ed)ite(8... 
 
 Subside, subside', ((at. subsido) v. n. 
 . T nicberfnflen , faflen, finfen, (u. ben $e« 
 fen K.) fid) fe^en; (o. einer (5Jerd)n)iil|T Jc.) 
 fid) (egen; (from) (Id) juruffjie()en (I'on). 2. 
 i (icf) (egen (u. ©riinne, ben Ceibenfdjaften 
 JC. ; fid) bertiljigen, nad)(a(Ten, nbnefjincn). 3 | 
 fid) neigeii (i>. einem ^ngel lo , fid) fcnfen. 
 
 The sfrearas subside from their banks, 
 bie (Strijine faflen. To -- into « plain, fid) 
 ill riiier Qbtne geflnlteu, In eine (^beiie ubiT>^ 
 geljen. 
 
 SUB 
 
 Subsidence, subsl'dlnse. } 
 Subsideucy, subsi'densi, 5 *' ' 
 
 lia6 ©infen , ^adcn , ©rc^ = i'egon ; ©id)i 
 ©eljen. 2. f ber ©a^ , ©obciifa^. 3. tai 
 ©id)--^i'igeii, ©idi^Seiifeii. 
 
 Subsidiary, sul>s!d'earc, KubMd'- 
 jeare. adj. ^I'iife (ri|leiib, jiir 5?iilfe bieiiciib, 
 iiiijiiilfefomnicnb, unrrrffi'ifjenb, l)rilf(ei|lenb, 
 bcil)filfli(^, fubfibiarifil), ipiilfi... 
 
 Subsidiary troops, i^iUfiStriippfn, 
 ipulf^i>6lfer. - treaty, bet ^ulf^oerrrng, 
 ©nl'libieni'ertrag. - stream . ber 53ei(trpm. 
 
 Subsidiary, «. ber (Sielu'ilfe, 93ei« 
 llnnb, ^flfer, ba^ lua^ i^i'ide (ei|let. 
 
 Subsidiaries, ^ruf^tnippcn , ^in\f> 
 I'olfrr. 
 
 Subsidize, sub'kcdwe, r. a. niit 
 iTpiiif^gclbfrii Ob. ©ubfibieii iiiiterjliiijen, (S-i» 
 neiii i)>iilfJijelber geben, Aufonitiien Io([en. 
 
 Subsidy, sub'side. (Iiu. subsidiuin) 
 s. bie ©teucr, .^pi'ilfSjleiicr , SBeiileiier; bnS 
 j^iilf^gelb. Subsidies, tie ^lilf^gelbir, 
 ©iibfibieii (iiii Kriege); ©teuern, $i"ili«« 
 (leiicrn (9lbgabrn). 
 
 Subsig-n, subline , ((at.) V. a. f 
 nnterieid)iicn, nnterfd)reiben, bnrniifer fe^en. 
 
 To subsign witli a cross, ein £reii) 
 bariiiiter fe^en. 
 
 Subsig-nation, subs'gni'sliun, «. 
 t bie lliit(Tjeid)nuiig, Uiiterfd)rifr. 
 
 Subsist, subsist', (Int.) v. n. 6e(Te< 
 ()en, a) fein, bafein, fle^en, i>pr()anben feiii. 
 b) (fein Bafein, fein 'SSem erijalten, 6et)nl» 
 ten, bleiben) Scifniib ^aben , in Kraft fein 
 Ob. b(eiben. c) aufifomiiieii, fein iUii^fomnien 
 I)aben, ju Men haben, fid) fortbringen, ild) 
 erijniten, fic^ ernaf)reii ; (on) (eben (ooii). d) 
 (in) imuDlinen, 6eimo()iien (einer ©a(t)e). 
 
 The republic could subsist no longer, 
 bir 9?epublif foniite nid)t fortbefle()cn. To - 
 on charity, ooil SKinoiVn Uben. 
 
 Subsist, 0. a. erfjalten, erna^ren (on, 
 mit, i'friiiitfrl|"ti. 
 
 Subsistence, subs's'tlnse. ^ 
 
 Subsisteucy, sui.s's'tcnse, j 
 
 [•ai Ciiffin, bie 5xi|1enj ; bo^ fprrbaiicrnbe 
 Dai'ein , '8eflel)en. 2. tai 5a3eftn , bie ©iibi 
 ftaiij. 3. fai ^ort(i>\\\m(n , ber Uiucr!)rtlt, 
 J)cbcn5iiiiterl)a(t, bie Siibfiilenj. 4. iai i>b. 
 bie llntcrf)a(tfniirrcl , ©iibfi|lenjmitte(. 5. 
 bas Seiletif n , ba« 3'"»'^'()'"^"< 33eiiuof)nen, 
 (in) bn5 Cafein (an). 
 
 To have su bsistence, beflef)cn , rri> 
 lliren. To labor for -, fiir^ 5Prob arbeitrn. 
 To gain one's -, fein ^liisfoninien ^abeii, 
 ficb ti'rtl)elfcn. 
 
 Subsistence-money, iai ^flegegeib, 
 bie UntcrljaliungSileuet , (bef.) ia6 llnter* 
 (jnltungfgelb fiir ©olbnten. 
 
 Subsistent, •ubs's'tent, adj. 1. Mi 
 feienb, norljaiiben ; 6eflc()enb, (in) (einem 
 KBrpcr) 6eiiv»ol)nenb, inmo(;iienb. 2. t Icbcnb, 
 rt««foniincnb. 
 
 Such as deny spirits subsistent with 
 out bodies, fc\d)< , mt\d)t baS Bafein I'on 
 Oeiifern ol)ne Itorpcr laiigneii. 
 
 Subsoil, subsoil, t. ber iinmitter< 
 bar iiiUfr ber Dber|!ad)e (iegcnbe Bobeii, bet 
 amcii ru'fer liegenbe iiobcii. .[ttuteriirt. 
 
 Subspecies, subspi'shiz. ». bie 
 
 Substance, substaiise, ifr. W., o. 
 t>U. sub!>taiilia) .<. 1. (-^Biiiior.l bie ©lib. 
 
Fafp, far, faf!. fat. Me. met. Firip. fTn. >'<S. move. n<^r. sot. 6M. r\6^d. Tube, tub, fnlF. t//in. Tlhu. P3 I 
 
 SUD 
 
 fjnnj. Jnfi ^JCnen. "i. Hi 'SScfewtti^t (im 
 WftienriUje fci-f Siif.ifliiicn). 3. ^it Bjirflirf): 
 feit (etn>06 2Cirflid)rf ) , ^.l# Diim , 5:Gfrcii. 
 4. tie ©u&ftiiiij, fn Srpff. 5. Me ©iib|fain, 
 taSffeiilieit, tai' ffiffciiriirtii'le, Drr wffeiitlidii' 
 lljeil, ^.luwtrheil, Kv feiiirte, friiffi<lfle Iljcil, 
 6ie Sraix, ra^^frte; ^l•r luttVntiidje Oiiljiilr, 
 i^iiiiptiiil)iilt, Reru (eiiiej ^iid)c6 lo , ta? 
 ^orf. 6. a) Drtf QJeriiiiiiifii / t'e ^piif'e. 
 9J?irrfl. b) fcie 9iotl)tiirtt, fer tu1t^JlBen^i(^|le. 
 iipthrurftiaile llntfrhiilr, 6,if 'TO-rf. 
 
 The Kubneaiire of llie lungs rcmaiio 
 sound, 6if Siiiifle felbfl bfrif't (jfrniiP. in -, 
 Im 'IDeiVntlidjcii. We are cxliauming our -, 
 n'ir erfttippffii iiincr 8Srriiui<ieii. 
 
 SllbKtnntial, xubstan'tihal. aiij. I. 
 n)fffiifii(ft(f)rtiiptr.i(f)iii()». 2. luirflirf) (luirfiirf), 
 beflehriib , forperlirt), reefl, niiUfriefl), ivflhr- 
 3. I'iflfii ©tojf eiitf)iilteii6 ; (bal)cr) ilnrt n'. 
 Ihuren ic), (Inrf, tefl, bifftt (i>. iiirfi sd. 
 frlib; (I). 5}lcit*d)f) iinhrhaft, friiftia, I'libiLiiu 
 jfefl. 4. iBi'hKj.ibrnb, rernioiieiiD, oeriiioiilid). 
 
 The « II b k t a n I i a I part of a dUcoiime. 
 tai S}ei'ciitlid)|1e, in ^niipriiit)nlt, jterii 
 finer 3itbt. A - agent, eiii luirflict) felbil^ 
 (Iniitin ^rtiibfliibrr. 
 
 SlkbKtAUtiality, Kubslannheareie. 
 «. I. bit ^etVnhfit , i£flbil|7niiti,ifrir. 2. 
 lue S>irfli(l)frir, fiorperIi(t)fcit, ^TOnterifllitrti. 
 
 SuhNtantinlly.subKtaii'iliale.nrft'. 
 1 luffenriirf) , Cein 'JCficii ttiicft. 2. ivirflicf) 
 (nefl, a'abrf)(ift). 3. fraftig; b.uiet^nft, fe|1, 
 |!nrf. 4. luofjffjiibeiifc, nuf eine i>erni&(ili(^)e 
 9Irt, ufrtiion'i't'- 
 
 SiibiitanfinlnenSf lubntan'iihal- 
 neii. *. I. &(iS Weitn(Ud)t. 2. 6ie SCirflicf): 
 feit; l?r>rvfTlid)feit. 3. tie (Etnrfe, Jeilujfdt 
 (einer •)J?iiiier k.). 4. Die 9iiihr()iiftigreit. 
 
 8ullKtAaf ial» « subman'thalzj «. 
 pi. tit wrreiitlirfjen tfjeile, $rtiiptpimfte. 
 
 8ubNtantiate,«ubt(an'Khiite.ti.a 
 I. ii'irflid)i'.i(irt)fii,rerivirflicf)en, (finer ®ii(()eJ 
 !Be(lnn& geben. 2. bartljiin , bewnhren , be. 
 ireiffii, erl)Arten, beflntijjeu, beurfiinben, bo 
 glaiibic^en. Canhiko. 
 
 8ubstantiv«, nub'ktanliv. ailj. I. 
 + felbftilnntig. 2 [Wramm.) I'libilfliitiuifil), 
 l)nupfroort(id). - verb, tai alt 5?(iiipt«»ort 
 flebriiiid)te Sfifroort. 
 
 Subxtaiitive, «. [0)rnmm.] iai 
 ©iibilniitiu, ipniiptnjort, ©rtttwiT'/ ®runt< 
 »ort. 
 
 8ubRtantiv«;ly,iiub'iitant'Tli. arft>. 
 I. [Wrnmm.J l)inipniiijrriic() , fiitftiiiitii'ird), 
 Mi i^niiptrorrt. 2. rcefeiitlid) , beni 5!Deffn 
 nncft, iin ^fffiitlicben. 
 
 SubstilK, (ub'ttfle, «. [®nomon.] 
 Die ©iibffDtnrlinie- 
 
 Substitute, Kub'ttltAte, oat.i t>. a. 
 an bie Stifle einer nnbern ^erfon uB. ®nd)e 
 fe^en ot thiin, ^iiorbiien, fiibflitiiirfn; uns 
 ieri'd)ieben. [filr niibere fiib|11tuirt. 
 
 Substituted in the room of others, 
 
 Substitute,*, t. ber 6trni<rrtrfteT, 
 Wmtfuertreter, 3"aePrcnrfe, ©ubflitut. 2. 
 (Brt« ©tefli'erfretenbe; bet ©tenucrireter, bflfi 
 enrrDOiit. [fdjiffrr. 
 
 Substitute captain, [^ar.] ber <Bt^-. 
 
 Substitution , substetu'shun . « 
 1. bte Siibilitiirion, ©iibilitninnin, 3iH'rb! 
 hnng; (J^neijuno i>pn ^UriPrifiininein :c. tin= 
 (Intt unbereti Hnter|(^)itoiinui I'fl'a-] 6<e 
 
 SUB 
 
 SLB 
 
 S»bi1itnfit*n , llnrenrtjiebung ; [Wnintni.) 
 Me SubiTirution, ©tjiltpie. 2. bie ©teflrer. 
 trerunfl. 
 
 $ui>Stract, xiibstralvl', ((. subtraho) 
 «■ a. I. nbneljmen, ii)e!infl)men. 2. [^Jlntlj.j 
 ftibtriiljircii, nbjioljen. 
 
 SuilStractioU, sulisirak'shun. *. 
 I. bie 'iaiturtljnie , <H5efliiii!)me ; [?te(l)rs-rpr.j 
 bic «ub|1rnftiiMi, llntfrrd)M.iiinii, &nnutn: 
 bunfl ; ©ntjieljiing, aji'ri'ntl)iiltiiiia. 2.[>}Iritfj.] 
 bic ilfiifljuH.i, •}ll'rfi1)niinii, ©n('fr.)fiii>n. 
 
 Substratum, subxtrauiui, (int.i 
 «. I. eine G-rbrctjidjt ob. riberljiiiipt eine Siib> 
 rtrtnj , bi'e iintcr eincr nnbern iiegt; f. nurti 
 Subsoil, l. ['M?et.ipl).j brtd 6nb|lriuuin. 
 
 Substruction, vub.lnik'Khiin. (I.^ 
 «. bag Untrrbnnen ; bcr aiiifrbiiii, bii6 llnier: 
 gebnube, Wrnnbrtebiiiibe. 
 
 Substructure, substruktshuie, 
 *. bie 0)rniibiaiie. 
 
 Substylur, subsii lar, adj. [fflnom 
 unter bcr So'ienhiiige brfinblid). - line, bin 
 Scinerlinie, Siibili)l.ulinie. 
 
 Subst> le, sub'stile, I. [fflnom.j bic 
 (Snb|li)larliMif. 
 
 Subsuiphate , suiisnifite , «. 
 [5^ctn.| unttr|\t)iDrt>irniire6 (S.ilj. 
 
 Subsult, subnult'. (I,lt.) 0. It. -{■ I 
 
 brtrnnter ipriiioc" 2. in bie ^bt)t fpringcn, 
 Ijeruintprinfifn, t)i>P(fn. 
 
 Subsuitive, subsiilc'v. ^ 
 
 Subsultory, suUsuliure. ^ "''-'' 
 in Me >pol)e fprin<ienb, Iji'ipfenb. —nrfc. Sub- 
 suit ' o r i I y , fprinfleub , iprnngiueire , in 
 ©liijen. 
 
 Subsnltns, subsuliiis, ant.) *. 
 ['7J?ib. 1 bic jiirfcnbe, foMUiiird'ircfje^ipcjjimg. 
 
 Subsume, subsume'. (l.u.| c. a. 
 t fnbinmiren, I'Prnn^ie^en, fplflern , nn< 
 nefjir.en. ((«ei'm.| bie ©ubtnnflcntc. 
 
 Subtang'ent , subianjent , §. 
 
 Subtend, kubtend'. (I.> v .a.[&tom.] 
 lubrcnbiren, fid) iintcr ic tfttiitiftn. 
 
 Subtense, suuteuse', «. [(Vemn.l 
 tie ©eljne, Pljorbe. [etivn* (an. 
 
 Subtepi«i, sublep'pid, a<tj. i.iulicf), 
 
 Subter, •.ubter, cin int. Sonourt s. 
 unter. 
 
 Subterfllnent,.subtlr'f1iient, } 
 
 SubterfluOUS, siibter lluus. y '' 
 adj. unten flicecnb, uutec ob. bnriinter iveg 
 flieienb. 
 
 Subterfng^e, sub'terfiidje, (int.) «. 
 bie 9iu6|liirt)i, bcr ibononnb, !8cl)c!f. 
 
 Subterrane, subierrane', «. ber 
 untcrirtifdjc Wnnfl, ©nn Pb. Drt, bcr Seder, 
 t<\i G'rbgciDoibe, bcr e^rbgnng, Grbbnu, iai 
 Senergft'd)rg, iintfrirbifct)e Wciutiibe, 
 
 Subterranean, subierr^nean,^ 
 
 Subterraneous, subierr&'n^us,^ 
 (•{• S ubi erra'M eal, Su b t er'rany) (int.) 
 adj. unterirbii'rt) , unter bcr Oberjlntt)' ber'pfricm<eu)ftrmig. 
 (Frbe, unter bcr (S-rbe bcnnblicf). Subundation, cubundi'shun , «. 
 
 Subterranity, siibicrri'nete, «. ,t bic llebcrrd)H)cnnnung. 
 + ber nMterirbirrf)c Crt, bie ^ij|)ie. Suburb, sub'urb, ^ (int.) #. I. bie 
 
 Subterrany, subierrane, t. +1 Suburbs, tub urbs,^ SSpritnbt. 2. t 
 bn«, \va& nntcr bcr D6erfl,i(f)r bcr d-rbe liegt. ber 9?nnb , niigcre lijeil, bie 0renje. 
 
 Subtil, sub-t?l, (Int. siilililis) a/f;. I.I Suburliau, subiirb'an, (f Sub. 
 ? fcin, bi'iiin. 2. t ai frtn, i'crrd)nii^r, irtjlnii, ur'blal. Subur'bian) ndj. in ber ^L<r« 
 (itlig. b, fcin; fpi^finbig. o gifiinflrlt, ner- ftnbt leinib Pb. bcfinblid), jnr S8iir(>n6t ge* 
 fcinrrt. d) tri'igprid). 3. >irr. 4. (■rf>urf, t)»ng, in bcr 25i>rtl.ibt iuof)ni'iib. 
 bur(l)bring(nb, ftt^neibenb (©rtjnicr} to. l Suburban, t. bet SSorilnbter. 
 
 59- 
 
 Subtilely, si'b'tflle. adu. I. ? fein, 
 biinii. 2. 1 fcin, niif eine \d)Ume QBeife. 3. 
 ? frin intdtt grnb). 
 
 Subtiieness, s'lb't'inls, «. 1. f 
 Me tffinhcit, Dminl^eit, i(\6 Bt'inne; 3nrte, 
 Me 3nrtf)cit. 2. i a) bic ^ciiiheit, ©djinu. 
 lU'it, Silt, b) bic ijfin^cir; ©pi^finbigfeir. 
 
 Subtiiiate, sVibtil yate, V. a. f 
 ucrbiiiincn . fcin I'b. jnrt niiit^cn. 
 
 Sulttiiiatioq, Kubi'ly^'shun, j. •( 
 bie iScrbriiiiiiiiig , SJerfcmerung. 
 
 Subtility, subnliete, «. 1. ; bie 
 ■Jcliiijtit, Dniinljcit. 2. f a) bie 5cinl)fit, 
 ©(tiniihcir, Cifl. b) bie JJcir^ it; ©pi(jflnftg» 
 feit c) ber ©(^cin, bie iniifdjung. Sh*k. 3. 
 bie 3'irtf)cit (einer IViurgung k). 
 
 To use Kubtiiities, filftilifiren. 
 
 Subtilization, subiflezA'shun, «. 
 
 1. ? |(Et)em.j bie SSerbiinnung, SBerfcinrrung, 
 iScrjludjtignng. 2. i bai ©nbtilifiren, bie 
 aSerfeinernng, Jlii'igeici, Berniluftcrei, ©pilj. 
 finbigffit. 
 
 Sulttiiize, sub'iilize. p. a. I. 7 fein 
 mnd)cn, I'crfcincrn, yerbrninen. 2. t ucrfci* 
 nern, fubtilifiren , in ©pi^nnbigfeiten nn<« 
 fpinnen. 
 
 Subtilize, ». n. fiilgeln, fubtiiifircn, 
 perMriiiticin, fpitjftnbig fein, in« gcine gcl)cn. 
 
 Subtilly, sub'liitj, ado. f. Sub- 
 tilely. [ tile n ess. 
 
 Subtilncss, sub'iilnes, «. f. Sub 
 
 Subtilty, M'lb-lilti, «. r. Subtility. 
 
 Sulttle, sut'tl, adj. 1. fein, i'd)lnu. 
 
 2. gintt, cbeii. Siiak. 
 Subtly, tat'\i. adv. I. fcin; |nrt. 2, 
 
 t a) fein , |d)Inii. b) fcin ; fpitjftnbig. 
 
 Subtract, subtrakt'. (Int. subtraho) 
 V. a. iucgiief)nicni ['Jlritljin.J nbjieljen, fub« 
 trni)ircn. 
 
 Subtracter, subtrakt'ur, «. i. &i* 
 ner, ber rocgniniiiit, nbjie()t; ber 9l6jicl)eiibe, 
 ©ubtrnhirenbe; ber ©ubtrnftor, bie nbjie« 
 ^enbe 3nlii. 2. t filr Subtrahend. 
 
 Subtraction, subtrak'shun , < 
 I. bie 'Jlbnnljme, 5Cegnn()ine. 2. t^Hritfjni.J 
 bie ®nbtrnfti(>n, ^Ibjiieljiing. 
 
 Suiltractlve, Kubtrakf'v, adj. 
 fubtrnf tiu , lurgnchmfiib. 
 
 Subtraik«nd , st'btiahend' , t. 
 [QIritl)in.] bcr ©iibtrnf)enb, bie ab|Ujief)eiibe 
 3n(il, 9Jbjug«!, >3lbjiehjnfil. 
 
 Subtrifid, subiri'fid, adj. [ii^ot.] 
 ein njcnifl brciipiiltig ob. breit^eiiig. 
 
 Subtriple, siib(rip'l,«4/.[^nt()em.] 
 britttljeiiig, ben britten t()eif entl;nltcnb, 
 Drittcig . . . 
 
 Subtriplicate,subtrip'ilkite.<i<0'- 
 [TOnif)cm.] - ratio, tai SHbifmiirjfii'cr» 
 fjnltniS. |t;i>fnifi|lpr. 
 
 Subtufnr, siSbtu'tur, «. bcr iititcr> 
 
 Subulate, sub'uliie, adj. [fdot.] 
 
932 Fate, far, fall^ fai. Me mei. Fine, tii.. .N6. mov*.. nf)T. sot. 6?l. cl6fi<I. TAHp. tiib. fiill i/;in. TMi«. 
 
 SUB 
 
 Suburbanity, suburban'eti, t. 
 »n^ aeuhiien m t>fr SBorjlntii. 
 
 Suburbed, suburbd. adj. (in eine 
 SBorilart grcnjen&, nil 6etn au^ern 1i)file 
 cine SBorfiaet l)nben^. 
 
 Subiirbcd with etc., mit K. 015 S8or< 
 (InDr, a(6 SSori^nbr eiiieii ic 
 
 SuburbicariaiiySiuburbeKa'ieau, 
 wtrr : 
 
 Suburbicary, suburbekare. adj. 
 [kixibtnm.] juin ©prtiigel Ber ©tii6t dionx 
 
 Subvariety, subvaiJete. «. [2Cir> 
 I'enfrt).) 6ie llntcnU'nrt , Unterl1^alI^crllll(J. 
 
 (lubveutaneou8,8ubveiiia'iieus, 
 adj. lutnttg, leer, eitel. - eggs, 2UiiiCeier, 
 ©pi^reier. 
 
 Subvention f subvln'sbun, (lat. 
 •ubvenio) t. f i. 60^ Dnninterfcinmeu. 2. 
 ias 3ii=$ul(e-ilcnimeii, tie ^iilfe, SJeiljulfe. 
 
 By the subvention of a cloud , niit 
 jpi'ilfe eincr ^iMfe. 
 
 Subverse, »ubvlr»e', (int.) v. a. 
 t iimfeljren , imiftiirjen. 
 
 Subversion, subvlr'sbun, (Int.) 
 «. (iiiir 1) tie llmfeljruiifl, 3«OiJriino, fcer 
 lliirernniig , llniilurj. 
 
 Subversive, subver'Mv. adj. (mir 
 ±) (ot) (©nun^; iinife^renS, uiiifliiricnS, jev 
 floreiib , tiniiverfent). 
 
 To be subverHiveof.., ^tlunS Ulll: 
 fcJ)reii , jeriloren, umfiurieii, uimuerfeii. 
 
 Subvert, subvert', (Int.) e. a. 1. | 
 iimffhreii , imttlfirjeii- 2. i a) iim(et)ren, 
 iiinitiirjeii, jerfl&reii. b) || uerteljreii, i'er< 
 fccrtuii , I'erfiibren. 
 
 Subverter, subvlrtur, «. Ser 3er> 
 llijrer, 25eict)erber, ©inet, Cer uiiifeljrt, iiin> 
 /liujt. [oifnr, llntcriiirnr. 
 
 Subvlcar, subvikur, *. ber Subs 
 
 Subvicar^iiip, subvik^rslilp, «• 
 bne ©iibi'ifnrint, lliiteri'ifnrint. 
 
 Sub^vori^er, mibwiirk'ur. «. btr 
 Uiiternrbfifcr, ffltfji'ilfe, J^niibinngcr. 
 
 SuccedaneouH , Kuksedii'iieiis. 
 (int.) adj. 1. riclli'irrrftciib (ilntt ciiiee niis 
 6ern flfOrniid)!). 2. fodjeiiD, iind>ti>li)oiit'. 
 
 As suet t' dan L'ous unto ca.si»reiim. 
 ali ©telluertreter K6 'YUifrgeiif. 
 
 SuCCedaneUIII, &ukNedii'iieinii. 
 *. Ctt ©rei'liicrtreter, Cne ©iirroijat ((Stiune-, 
 {([& tie ©telle eiiie^ niiCtru erfe^en foil); dnf 
 9tpri)niittel, bit ?WiHl;l;i"ilfe. 
 
 Succeed, nukseid',^ ((nt. succedo) 
 
 Succede, ^ v. n. i. t ^ 
 
 iinter ©tiunS gehcn o6et tteten ; (to) (jet)£n 
 (111). Drvueh. 2. fnlgen, nnd)toIflen; (to) 
 tolgen (nuf) , (einer ©nd)e) folgen , nnd)fol> 
 (ie;i. 3. fleliiigeii, glucfeii, glurflid) I'lMi ©tnt; 
 leu geheii, niiiVblngen. 4. ffinen e-iiDjivect 
 erreid)fn, (?5liicf tnnd)eii. He will not -. ef 
 IVirP lljill llid)i gliirfeu. It he - or ete , (6 
 ning i^iu gliicfeii uOec ». 
 
 He succeeded in his throne, -f er 
 fvlgtc t!)in nuf &«» lt)cone. Those of all 
 ages to - will curse my head, ntle frigeiii 
 Den 1)6. rrinftifleii 3nl)rl)unberie werDeu tiieiii 
 .^niipt l<erflll<i)eit. There is a good prospect 
 of his succeeding, e£ tfl grofie ^lueficfjt 
 ba, H^ t6 it)m glitcfen witb. He ~s in it, 
 e^ glutft Jhm. To - with one, ititt C-ineu) 
 oiif fotiiiiicii , turttiri'iiiinen. 
 
 sue 
 
 Succeed, r. a. l. ©iiiein felgcii, 
 nn(t)(ingfii , nuf :c. folgen. 2. giiicfen oD. ges 
 liiigfii ninct)i'ii , geliiigen Inffen, fegiieu , f'e> 
 gliirfen. Drvde*. 
 
 The king's eldeM son succeeds his 
 father on the throne, tix nltcfle <2i>l}ll t)<6 
 ^iMiigs fmgt feineni SBnter nuf bem 3l;i-one. 
 He is succeeded by his brother etc., il)Ul 
 i|l ft'iii 55niDer iinrtuieiiMgt. 
 
 Succeedent, sukse'deui,} . 
 
 Succedent, J "'"'■ 
 
 t tVlflrnb. -s. bie Jolge. IftMger. 
 
 Succeeder, suksedur, «. t>er9iad): 
 
 SuCCeiltOr , sukseutiir, Unt.) «■ 
 ter iJ3fl6fniujir. 
 
 Succeruate, sukser'nAte, (Int.) 
 I), a. t tiitcljftebfii, fieben, fic^ten. 
 
 Success, sukses', (Int. successus; 
 fr. success *. i.i i Die 3in(f)fiilge, (Srbfolge, 
 ©ncceffiLMi ; 2lbfiiiift, ajndifonimfnfcbnft. 2. 
 T u. i 6er gortgnng , Griolg, ^itiifgniig ; (ih'i 
 oljne 5Sei)vrrt) Der glU(fiid)e &rfolg, t>n« 
 (Sliicf, ®elingen. 3. t tie S'^'lgf, J^^rtfrOmig. 
 
 Military successes, iini) ^rteg^giiicf, 
 ffijnffenglficf With -, mit grfolg, tnit gu> 
 tetu, gli4cflid)nii G^rfolge. To have -, gut 
 nuifnllen. To meet with bad •-, fein (iJliirf 
 hnl'en. (Every reabonable man cannot but; 
 wisii me -in etc., tiiir }ii ic.^ificf ivinird)en. 
 
 Successful, siikses'tul, adj. (er: 
 folguoH) gliicflid). 
 
 The most proper and most success 
 tui season, bie pniTeiitfie ti. tteile Onl;rr6: 
 jeit. Tlie hunter »ho spreads his net -. 
 Ser 3ngei , tcr nut ©rfolg feiii ^it^ nu^. 
 brdtet. [giiidiitt), nut (S-rfoig. 
 
 Successfully, sukses'tule. ndv. 
 
 To go oil Hiicceski u lly , gut i<ou(Ecnt> 
 ten gel)en He looks — , er t)at euit gli'irf: 
 ii(t)f ^)iifne. 
 
 SuCCeAiSfulneSS , siikxes'fulnes. 
 
 i. ber gliicflid)!' Jong.iiig, gate G-rfolg, bnv 
 (4)iri(f, (iiduun'ii. 
 
 SuCCe.HSiou. suk»esh'iin. (Int.) «. 
 I. Die ijolge (Der 3"l1'iiiC, bn eine ^erftni 
 Ob. (£nd)e nuf eiue nnbere folgt, ifii »itiii> 
 iinnnbirfolgtn^ ; 3(eit)euiolge, 9{eil)e, A'erte, 
 lyrlgereilje. 2. iDifchiSipr.) n)b'.c5i)lge,?)?nct)= 
 folge (to. tu); (Srl'iolge, (SticcnfuMi; iljron- 
 ri'ige; 'Jliittiiinge. b) t bic (S-rbfiDnft, SBtr= 
 uififuid)nft , ber iUnrtjing. 3. bte 5ind)folge, 
 'jfeilie I'OM Uind)irlgein; Me ^iiidjitMiier. 
 
 In all ihis order of succession of 
 iiishops, ill MeiVr gniijrii 9{e!l}e nuf eiiioiiber 
 fiilginber iSifftofe. And so in -, u. to ^iu: 
 (« einniibir, nnc^ eiiintiber, nuf eiiinnber. 
 Right of -, bnt (S-rbfiHjiertrtjr, Die (S-rbfulges 
 Drbliung. By two — & of inacilve princes, 
 buret) jivei nuf einnnber fi'lgeiibe iiniljiinge 
 '^I'lrfleil. Afier the — of thai prince to the 
 throne, iind)Deui jfiirr guril Don Ihtvu l>e> 
 lliegeu Ijniie. (He holil» the property i by 
 the title of-, in bir G-ujeiirrt)ntt ni6 (ndjf. 
 mngiger, gefe^liit) beililUiri Urbe ob. (Srb; 
 fclger. - of crops. [£nnbn)irtl)i(l).J gemiMiiil. 
 Rotation, f. b. 
 
 Successive, stik.\es'MV. ndj. I. mil 
 
 einnnber fiilgnif, iiiuiunrbrocben. 2. t '^^' 
 lid) , bie 5'i'nd)fiMgi' beinffeiib. Siiak. 
 
 SuCCeswiveiy , suk.ves'sivlc, adv. 
 
 1. iind) cinnnrer, hiiiter einntiber, nuf eiii; 
 anbir. 2. t ber 9ind)folge geiunp. Shak. 
 
 sue 
 
 Succe8sivene.os , suksls'sivnls, 
 s bie S^lge. 
 
 Successless, sukses'les. adj. ctt 
 tVhilofi, ungliitflirf) (ol)ne ben gcii!iinfd)ten 
 ©■rfolg). 
 
 A second colony is sent hither, but as — 
 as etc., eine jiucite ^clonie tuirb l}iel)er gf> 
 fd)i(ft, nber tnir ebeii (o lueuig G^rfilg nls :c. 
 
 Successlessness, sukses'lesnes, 
 *. bir uiigriuilige, fd)led)if GrfiMg. 
 
 Successor, sukses'sur. (Int. 2S.) 
 *. brr 5ind)fplger; (in engerer SBebeiiniiig) 
 ber 9?nd)fi'lgcr in ber 9?egierung ob. nuf rem 
 IliriMie, 9?eid)^nnd)folger, lljri'iifi'lger; G-rbe, 
 
 Succiduous, suksiduiis, suk.sid'. 
 ji'jus. (Int.) adj. t fnllenb, lunnfcnb, jnfnm» 
 nieiifinfetib. 
 
 SuCCiferOUS, suksifterus, (It. I.) 
 adj. <Snff ericiigenb ob. fi"il)reiib. 
 
 Succinate, suksenate, (o. (nt. 
 sncciiium) t. bernileinfiiiireS ©nlj. - of 
 lime, bernfieiiifnurer itnlf. Oxydated aci- 
 dulous - of iron, ojTobirte* fnuerli<^>bern> 
 fleininure^ G'ifen. 
 
 Succinated, suk'sen&ted, adj. mit 
 ^eriitleinfaure gefd)iuniigert. 
 
 Succinct, sukstngkt', (tat.) ailj. 1. 
 t niifgefc^i'irit. 2. i fnrigcfngt, gebrnngt 
 It), ber (£d)reibart :c.), ftirj. 
 
 Succinctly, sukk'ngki'le, ade. 
 fur), ffirjlid), mit lueiiigen SDorten, ge« 
 brnngt , in ber ^ilrje. 
 
 Succinctness, suks'ngkt'nes,' •. 
 bieAtiirie, (JJebrmigtbeit (5)cbruiigent)eit. 
 
 Succinic, siiks!n'ik, adj. - acid, 
 'Ghrin.l bir iSernjlciiifnnrf. 
 
 Succinite, suksin't, s. [^ine> 
 ulg.) ber ©ucciiiit, 
 
 Succinous, sdk'sinus adj. jKin 
 ^Seri'iilein get)orig. 
 
 Succor, suk'kur, (Int. suceurro) v. a, 
 ©iiieii iiiiteriliii^en, eminent Ijelfen, beirtelien, 
 \u jpiilfe foninien, 23eiilniib leiilen; [')Kilir.j 
 untrriluljen , leiner Jfl^img) i" $iilfe fonu 
 men, (fie) entfetjen; ['ffinr.] oer|lrirfen (emeu 
 ':B?nfl ic). 
 
 Succor, (. 1. bie ^iiilfc, llntrr< 
 fli'i^uiig, ber "^eijlnnb. 2. (eine l)elfenbe %^tin 
 fon ob. ®nd)e) (oft ini pi. -s) bie jpiiife, 
 ber aSeirtnnb; [%.|it.l bie 5?iilfe, 93er|l.ir» 
 fuiig, ber (S'Utfn^, ©uffur^. [befomiueii 
 
 To receive succors. [-TOilit.] >piilfe 
 
 Succorer, suk'kuiur, j. Der 5pii> 
 ler, 33ei|lnnb, bie ipi'iife. 
 
 Succorless, suk'kiuils. «<0'. ijiiif< 
 lod , ol)ne ^eijlnnb. 
 
 Succory, suk'kure, *. [33or.) bie 
 23eiiivnrte, 6id)0rie. [(£nfrigfeit. 
 
 SuCCOsity, sukkos'cte, t. t bic 
 
 Succotasb, suk'ktnash. s. [Oiorb> 
 iim.i eiu *»(ii"d)aerid)t oon grt'incui 'Mioif «. 
 ?J3ohiien. [<'dj. -f fnftin, fnftreid). 
 
 SUCCOUS, suk'kus. (Int. succesiis) 
 
 SuCCUiia, suk'kiiba, ( (O. I. sub 
 
 SuCCubuS, suk'kubiis.^ U. cubo) 
 $. 1. I3nuberf.] bn« 3ffn(<)tiueibrf)en. 2. bni5 
 (£d)nnbn>eib. 
 
 Succulence, suk'kiilcnse,^ 
 
 SuCCulency, suk'kulense.) 
 Su c'culen tiieas) j. bie @n|tigfeit. 
 
 Succulent) sukkiilent, (Int.; adj. 
 fnftig, fafroofl. 
 
Fale, far, fSlI, fat. ML m4t. Fine, fin. NA, m6ve, n6r, got, 6il, cl6M. Tiibe, tub, full. i//in. F Mis. y33 
 
 sue 
 
 SuCCntnb, tukkumb', ((<lt.) V. n. 
 uiitcrliegen , erlieoeii; (under) eriiegcn (un: 
 ttt) ; (to) unterliegen (6fr rJKndjt :c.). 
 
 Succuinbency f sukkaiu'bcnsi. 
 «. bA& Grlieiifii , ^ie Dl)nmn{f)t. 
 
 Succuinbent, lukkuin'bent, adj. 
 f frliffl«n^ , frntHo«. 
 
 SuCCUHSMtiun, *ukku(si'«liuii. 
 (I. suceumo) t. I. Der Irn&, Iroit. 2. tat 
 €(^^lttell|, ^ie (Jrrtfjiitrerimfl. 
 
 SilCCUMKfOii, >.ukkush'un. «. I. bai 
 
 ecbfitrflii, ^l< e idjiltrfriiiifl. 2. [-WeB.] Dit 
 ©ntfiritrfriina ^fr yitt»<». 
 
 Sucllf suiili. dVItt): ritfT. litze. cit^ev; 
 
 citb. tiiciif) arfj. pt. proti. I. «) (iiiit ^l1rnllr 
 frig^n&em a) fold), (oi(l)er, foicf)*, iVldji-e; 
 J. QJ. - <» day, etil (VI(f)«r Itig ; ai - a time. 
 Ill iPlct) fillet 3fit. b) (iiiir Dnraiif fclU^cn^t•m 
 n»). - precepts an tend to etc., foKfte SJiT: 
 fArifteii , Me 6fiive<fcii , jii tc. ; - «» are 
 poor, bie, roelttje nrm ftnb, ftie iiinflrii , rie 
 orm fiiiC; - a» rule. Me, ii'fi(f>f rfgiften ; 
 
 - aa would chooie, b\t , ioe1(De oern luon* 
 fen. c) (o (iro0. - waa hii »Irtue, that 
 ete. . fo flro6 i»<ir f«'"' ItiflfiiB, Kig ic. 2. 
 (I)inii)fifcii6 cm >ejiehlid)i 6er, bie, bai. 
 At - time a« etc. , )ii ber dtit M ic. ; at - a 
 place, nil beiii ii. brm ^In^e; - and -, bet 
 II. ber, bie ii. bie, bn« ii. bai, biefe u jcne, 
 fo II. fp. 3. (b<i6 ^liirfaflenbe eiiie« ©eiieii^ 
 (taiite« jii bejei(t)iteii) lueltt), n)fl(!)er, ivelcfce, 
 n)el(fte6. — road«. — precipice*, iveld)e 
 (fchiiiirerljnfte) QEege, mel<t)e i|'rir<t>tcrli(t)c) 
 Slbflnlnbe. ♦. ol6 adv. fo, ei. (That tliou 
 art liappy, owe to Ood) , that thou con- 
 tJnu'at - owe to thyself, bog t>U ti bUibll, 
 »erbiiiife bir ffl6|1. Miitoh. 
 
 He did no such thing, bat tfdt er iVPhI 
 (letben Inffeii. — as it is. fo ivje e« ijl. - 
 like, bfr(]Ifi(f)eii. - a one. folrt) eiiier, ber 
 U. ber, bie ii. bie. Mr. -a one, eiii gemifTer 
 J)frr, ber u. ber. 1 am not — a fool as etc., 
 it!) bin ni(f)t fp tl)prid)t nl6 jf . , bo# jc. 
 
 Suck, Kiuk, (aiifielf. sucan. succan; 
 Int. sugo; fniifleii) c. a. I. ; rmiflen; (in) 
 riiifniigfn , eiinicljcti , in fid) jidjen ; (oui) 
 fludfniiflen. 2. t fd)ppfin; (out of) fd)5pfeu 
 (niK). 3. (in eiioercr SBebeiitimg) (u. tljie^ 
 ten) fntigen. To — the mother or d.«m, to 
 
 — tlie breast, an ber TOiitter fnugeu, trim 
 ftn; he -« still his uiotiier's lents, er triltft 
 md) on feiner 'OTiitter. 4. i fniiflfii (Innnf'im 
 In fid) <iiifiir()nieiu , einjieiien; (npi einfniK 
 qen, in fi(^ fniigen, einjie^in, in fid) jieheiu 
 5. emfniiflen , ? triiifen. 6. i eiMfniigen. 7. 
 pumpen; (out) niifininipeii , nii^fd)Ppfen. 
 
 To suck any ones substance, to — any 
 
 one's marrow, ± ©inen gnii} nu^fniiflcii, 
 
 Allfmergelll. Thy vaiianmess whs mine, 
 
 thcu suck'dst it from me. beine Inpfer: 
 
 feit ronr niein, opii inir l)nfl bii fie fiiigcrpflfii. 
 
 Suck, r. n. I. uiiigen; (in eiigcrrr 
 
 Webeutung) (an ber Srufl) ftuigen (i>. Rxn 
 
 bern u. jiiiigen llfintH). 2. i clniigram in 
 
 fi(() oiifnef)meii) I'Aiigen, in ftd) fnngen, ein: 
 
 ,'aiigen. (ber ©flugiiiin. 
 
 The snckiiig ehild, bfl^ fniigenbe Ainb, 
 
 Slick, I. I. bai <Saiigen. 2. bie ?}?iid>. 
 
 *JJintteriiiil«(> (bie (jetniiflt ivirb). 3. + bor 
 
 enft. [rtiflrn 
 
 To give snck. bie 93riifl geben, faiigrn, 
 
 Snek-fiah, [34ri)90l.J ber <b<lnfiU)' 
 
 ().i(tcr, ©nugcr. --spigot, & bet 3e<bbtU' 
 let. --stone, [3c^tl)i)ol.] ber Sreinbeiper, 
 (Steinfnnget. 
 
 Sucker, siik'kur, «. I. ber @au> 
 genbe, @augling; bai ©oiigenbe, em Ding, 
 ba6 fnugt; pi. -s, o iunge 2DiiIIjird)e. 2. 
 (in engerer S8cbeutiiiig< a; berSniiger, $uin< 
 penfd)ut), ^iintpenrtiuger, '^umpeniletnpel. 
 b)b(i6®iuigelecer. c)l3d)riii)pl.J ber3d)iif(6)» 
 t)al:tt , gro^e ©anger, grofie ©d)il6fit"6. 3. 
 Die ©iiiifl(C)rpl)re. 4. ['iJot.] ber i£d)i.i§lnig, 
 bai ®d)ppreiij, bet 9{iiub«r, bie •liiiirjel! 
 iprpffe , 'iUurjfiiobe. 
 
 Sucker, v. a. uon ben ©(^tplingenj 
 -iijiirjchproiKn, 9{iiiibcrii befreien. 
 
 Sueket, siik kit. s. bai 3»(ferplat}- 
 it)eiii pi. -», 3urferiuftf,eiiiflein.id)te©iid)en. 
 
 Suckiufc, siiii'kiiig, adj. faugenb, 
 (pft in Siiinmmeiifcijg.) ©.uigie)... 
 
 Sucking-bag, ber Siu|ti)beu(el, Snip, 
 Die Ainberbutte. — bottle, bai ©ange 
 jl'ip, ©iiiijjH.i!'(1i(^eii, t)?iitfd)t<iniid)i'n, ©iiug- 
 t)Otn, bie Subel. --calt, Cii» ©niigcdiip, 
 ©pgrrtib. --fish, [3d)ti)i)ol.] btt tii:i;u' 
 «>inger, ^nfauger, fleine ©d)iibnfd), ©d)i(f- 
 lifUet. --lamb, bflS ©rtiiofl'inim , ©pg= 
 liuniii. --pig, b(i« ©pniiferfel. --pump, 
 iWed).] Die @aug(e;punipe, bat QauiU)- 
 loerf. 
 
 Suckle, suk'kl, 0. a. inugen, fliden. 
 
 Suckling-horn, bai ® nug(e)l)prii. 
 
 Suckle, «. t bit 3i9<> ©augwaric, 
 ( OJifamine. 
 
 Suckling', suk'kling, «. 1. ber 
 ©nugling, bat Ounge. 2. eine <ilrt luei^eii 
 SlKei. [ergebeu. 
 
 Sucky, suk'ki. adj. Q btm Irniifc 
 
 Suction, suk'shuB, <. bai ©aiigen ; 
 cu. 1) ['JStjijf.j bai ©nugen, ©infniigen. 
 
 Sudttck, ku'dak, s. i3d)(li9i<l.] eint' 
 ■Jlrt 9Jnrfd). ltnd>, (ob. nnd)> ©d)niipfrnd). 
 
 SudHry, ou daie, it.) «. f bai ltiUt> 
 
 Sudatiou, siidAsbun, (lat.) «• bai 
 ©d)H)i§eii , ber ©d)tui'iS. 
 
 Sudatory, oikdaiuri,*. bai ©d)mi^ 
 Brtb, bie ©d)n)iijruibe. [S.(tfwti^ . . . 
 
 Sudtttory, adj. fc^miQeiib, ©d)iuii^.., 
 
 Sudden, >'uddiu. ciingeif. sudeu; 
 fr. koudain; I. subiiaiieus) adj. I. pliJQlld), 
 uncrnxirtet. 2. t t/ff'tfl, uberdlr, l)ii>ig. 
 
 Sudden shower, ber '^.^lat^regiii, &u^ 
 rrgen. A - tear, ber 'Jiiig)ird)iueip. 
 
 Sudden, i. f bai pibi)itd>e @-rcigni^. 
 per uneriDflrtcte ^all, bit llrt>errofd)niig. 
 
 Ou (upon, t °'> a -. all ot a -, plo^^ 
 li(b, niif ctiiiii'il. iirpK'^dd). 
 
 Suddenly, siid d'nle. ade. l.plliQ: 
 I'd), anf eiiintal, unurrmuttjet. 2. o^ne i&or< 
 bebnd)(. 
 
 Suddenness, suddinnes. «. bai 
 =l>lf't^iid)c, Uneriuiirtete, bai pl6^iid)e, un^ 
 erivanete ©intreffea. 
 
 With such suddenness, fo ptoOlid). 
 
 Sudorific, siidoiiifik, aax.) adj. 
 fd>iocietrcibfnb. ["Bfittel, @d)n)ciBmittcl. 
 
 Sudorific, *■ t'ai fd)iiirigtrtibenbt: 
 
 SudorOIlN, tii'dorijs, adj. ](i)mtii 
 pio . rd)iun)ig , fd)iufi6iirfig. 
 
 Suds, Slid/. (0 IV. sill, pb. upii©pbe?) 
 *. pi. bai ©I'ifeinurtfter. 
 
 To be in tlie suds, { in ber fitrnttiie 
 fein. To leave iu the -, iin ©ti(^)e UiJen. 
 
 SUF 
 
 Sue, sij. (fr. suivre; I. sequor) r. a. 
 1. t (eiiie©nd)e) jut gplge fjnben, liljr) rVis 
 gen. 2. [3{ed)t^rpr.) a) (©inen) gerid)ri;»t 
 oerfoigcn, belangeii, flii^fiagcii, oerfMgiii 
 (for. luegeii), gegen :t. eine ivl.ige nnbringen 
 b) nti^ftiigen, (ytiua6 bei ejtridjt fii^en 
 nii(triid)en, uin k. nnljiiiten. c> geriit)iiii-t> 
 erl)>iiten. 
 
 To sue one for debt, eine ©d)iilbfl.ige 
 gcgen G-ineii upr (5)cnd)t (iiibringcn. To - 
 one for damages (in trespass etc.), eine 
 jvlrtgeum ©(^abcnerfat^, cine (5'nrfd)(ibigiiiig*> 
 flage (loegen (5-ignul)iiniiperIc(3ung jc.) ge: 
 gen @inen anbrnigru. 
 
 To sue out, burd) Sitten erlangen, er» 
 bitten, nii^iuirfen. [gen iiber zt. 
 
 To sue upon, eiiiflrtgeii, ©iueii belau. 
 
 Sue, V. n. I. bitten, oiiMuDrn ; [bcf. 
 Kedftiipt.] (for) nnfiK^eii, uadifudjen, iin< 
 fjniten, fnpplijireu (um). 2. bitten, iTfud)eii. 
 1 - to you for it, id) biite , enudje end) 
 baruni. 
 
 To sue for admittance. l9{i'd)tffpr. i ftd) 
 jnr 'Wniie (cine6 -IJaUiri'iii mdOfii. 
 
 Sue, <fr. essuyer) v. a. [^.Ilfn.] (belt 
 ©d)nnbet) jfuijen. 
 
 Suet, sA'it, (IU. swyv, swyved) «. 
 
 em fedef 'Jctt, ber liilg, bAi Iliifi-^litt, (bef.) 
 bai «ricren|eti. (2. talgid)f. 
 
 Snety, sil'Iil, adj, i. fettig, tiUdi-J- 
 
 Suffer, suffur. (lat. suffero ; fr. 
 souffi'ir) t). n. I. leiCeii (for, ivegen ; with, 
 by, from, biird) , 0011, iiiitcr). 2. i leibeii ; 
 (by) Ifibeu (niitcr). 3. eiue ©trofe leiben, 
 auc'|lel)en. 
 
 His modesty suffers when etc., mail 
 iritt feiiicr 5)efd)eibeti()eit jii iialfe, luenn ic. 
 
 Suffer, t). a. 1. leiben (aueilel)en, er> 
 tragciii, biiibcn; erlfiben, erbnlbcn. 2. i leis 
 ben, erleibeii (eine a5ir(inbernng lo. 3. leu 
 ceil, biilPen , jiilaficii; (init baraiif fulgent 
 Bern injiiiU.) ©mem gcilatten, G-inen JnjTcn. 
 
 To suffer loss or damage, JSerlnit, 
 ©(^aben , 3^ad)t[;ei( leiben. To - a great 
 loss, eiiien grPBen 3$erlu|} leiben. Not to be 
 suffered, uuleiblid) , iinrtiif|lel)lid) Will 
 you — yourKclf to be insulted, loerbeil ©le 
 ud) perl)pl)iien, mipljauDeln, bifd)iiiipten lai"; 
 fen? Wliy did you - tlieiu to enter, ivaruni 
 liegrn ©ie fie herein? I shall not - him to 
 come, id) lucrbe iljni nid)t erlaiiben, )n foin» 
 inrn. He ilmt will — himself to be iiiiorm- 
 ed by etc.. Oilier, ber fid) biltd) JC. belel)ren 
 laiTcil tV'lll. She mi.Kl not be suffered to 
 .alK . tnan mug ile nid)t fpred)eii laffen. 
 
 Sufil'eraitle, suf'furabi.a<i/. I. (eib> 
 ud) , irriM.iiiil) , biii>bar. 2. jnlafng. 
 
 Sutf'eral>leues8, suffiiiablnls, 
 *. bie l'firiid)feit, e'rtraglid)feit. 
 
 SufferHbly, suffurable, a<{v. Ieib> 
 lid) , irtriiiiiid). 
 
 Siiffernnce, suf'furanse, (fr. souf- 
 francfi j. 1. ba* Si'ibeii (Per 3ii|l'^"'' » f*'' 
 man leiDft); Dulben, bie Dulbiing, G-rbiii» 
 bimg. 2. bteDulbiing, 3nla(Tnng; (in 9{e. 
 ligipii6rad)cn) bie Diilbnng, Ipleranj. 3. bie 
 (McDiiib. Spekser. 4. [i)?ed)tij|pr.] Die SJirt 
 gnniligung. 
 
 A tenant at sufferance, [3?cd)r6lVr. 1 
 ein ipaditer, ber, nacftbem fciiie 'JJ5nd)tjiit 
 nm ill, n)iberred)tlid) iin Sefifje ber ?paii)i 
 tuiig blcibr. An estate at - , [JifC^tcfpr.] 
 
934 Fale, far, faJI, fat. >U. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6!l, cl66fi. Tiibe, tub, full. tAin. THis. 
 
 SUF 
 
 fill (Silt, ill bcilen f&m^ ninii ^llrd) eineti 
 S?ed)t^tttcl gelniijir, Poe mon nbcr nod)l)fr, 
 ohne irfltiift eiiifii 9{ect)tSritfi, liii ^iiltje be: 
 ^.ilt. 
 
 To remain in sufferance, 9iptl} leiteii. 
 
 Sufferer, suffurur. *. l. einet, 
 ^fr ificet, Der StiDtiiiBe, Dlil^tr; (by) ©iiier, 
 rer iinter ic. , turd) ic. Icifcet. 2. 6er ©e' 
 fiatteiibt, ©iiier, bet Qmai IciSct, jiiUipt, 
 gttlottct. 
 
 I am a sufferer by it, irf) uerliere bn» 
 tei, leiCe 6nnmtct. They are -» by etc., 
 fie leiten miter ic. 
 
 liUfi'eriug' , suf'furing, t. I. bog 
 J?eiticn; (oft fl-) i(^& Eeiben (by, iinter, 
 biirrf)). 2. bn« DiilPen , tie Grbulbuiio. 3. 
 bie Biilofimin, OifiliUtima. [leibenb. 
 
 Siifferins-iy V suf'fur'ngle , ado. 
 
 Suffice, .sntiue'. (UU. siiifficio; fr. 
 Buffire) V. ». a«'>"9 - l)i"liiliglift) , Jilliinfllid) 
 fetii, n''"i'fl'^"/ Jii«id)eii, l)iiiMu>ie:i ; vtor) 
 t)mreid)en iju), t)iiireid)eiib fiiii xTiri. 
 
 Suffice, V. a. I. + (eiue >)5erfiMi, 
 ©nc^e) sw ®n\{i<\i niir (Jtiun* ufn'elieii, ihr 
 iiir ©eiiufle Gtmai <\etm, Dorreidieii cpev 
 fleivnljrt'ii ; (wltlo jiir ©eiiiuie luTrelicii (mil). 
 2. 6-iiieu befrieDigeti , il;m Ciitiulije leijleii, 
 fleiiugen. 
 
 Let it suffice tliee that etc., Inge* 
 bir flenfinen, bn§ Jc (Tliou king of ili<? 
 Iiorned tloods, wliose plenteous urn) suf- 
 fices fatness to the fruitful corn, + bn^ 
 fnid)rb(irc Jtnrn fett nuidjt. 
 
 Sufficiency, suffish'ense, (fr. suf- 
 fi»ance) ». 1. ber 3ii|lnnb, bo Gnmi ju= 
 ieid)t, ()iiireid)t, jiilnnfllid) i|1, bie .^iitlniifl: 
 iltftfeit, ©miiae. 2. bcr 3»i|l'iiib , bn man 
 jjeiiua ^flf/ Ob. fo uici nl5 man bebnrf, baf 
 ?tll«(Dmmeii. Thomson. 3. bie ()tiilaiioIid)f 
 »efii()ig»ii(j, 9(if)iflfeit, ®cfd)irflid)feit, I'otl. 
 fcmmeiiee'riiiad)rioiing. 4. bieitrnft, ©tfirfe 
 (jiim 9tufh<ilten im CfiPcio. Shak. 5. bie 
 ©elbflgem'iflfanifeit, bcr ©el&tlbuufel. 
 
 His sufficiency is such, that etc.. 
 er f)nt fi> Ijiiilniigltd), tcS tc. - in law, bie 
 S?f(f)t6gultlgfeit. This he did with that 
 readiness and -. biefi tljnt er nuf einc 10 
 ferreirioinige ii. geiiiKjciibe SBeife. I am noi 
 so confident of my own — as etc., id) rraiie 
 Miir nid)t fo i>iel J'l'j'flfc'f - ®frd)iiflid)fcir 
 111, bng ic. Our - is of God, || b<\^ mx 
 tud)tig finb, iH oon ®ott. 
 
 Sufficient, suifishent, adj. I.t)itl< 
 reidieiib, (jinlniiglid) , gemifl. 2. biird) Prt* 
 OMilrf Db. ftiif fine niibere SSjeiie befiiljigt; 
 
 a) (for) fnfjig, geeigiiet (411), ti'id)tig (311). 
 
 b) oerm&geiib. 
 
 To be sufficient, geiitigcM. Man is 
 not — of himself to his own happiness. Prr 
 W?enfd) ifl fid) nidjt geniig jii fcineiii eigeiieii 
 Ollirfe. —unto the day is the evil thereof. 
 f ti \H flfuiig, bng eiii jeglid)er ing feine 
 figeiie ^jSingc fjnbt. - i.i law. gultig, Te<t)t6: 
 fiiiltig. l()iiilniiglid), geiiug, fnttnim. 
 
 Sufficiently, sutiishemle, ndi>. 
 
 (S^uffisance, suttisanse, (fr. 213.) 
 
 «. " ^ie ••Wenne, %uHe , bcr lltberpiig. 
 
 Sul*iix, siit'fks, tint;) t. [i^sjramm.] 
 tne ©uifivimi. 
 
 Suffix, Rufl'ilis', (Int. suf«ge) v. a. 
 [(5Jrn«iiii.] niil}iinflcii ;eiiie Silbe, ciiieii 
 
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 Sufflaininate , st'fflam'en^te 
 (ItU.i V. a. t i)iiiberii. 
 
 Sufflate, siifflate', (I.) t>. a. i nuf 
 blnfeii. — Sufflation, *. bn6 ^Uifeinfeii 
 
 Suffocate, siitfoliate, (lat ) ■;. a 
 i 11. 1 erftirfeii. To be suffocated, ev 
 (Ticfcii. [ober gli'itjeiiDe ilol)leii ertlirfeii 
 
 To stiffocHle lire or live coals, ijeticr 
 
 Suffocate, nUj. crtlicft. 
 Suffocating iy , siit'fokaiingle, 
 ado. jiim (irflicfeii. l^eiS- 
 
 Suf tocHti ngly hot, jum Grilicftii 
 Suffocation, sdlfoka'shuu , t. f 
 11. i bie (jrilicfiiiig. 
 
 Suffocative, sdffokaiiv, adj. er 
 flirfeiiD. -catjiiThi.. ©iirfi)ii|leii. 
 
 Suffolii-g-rass, siit lok-gras, t 
 6i\& jiil;rifle 2>ul;gra6, ©oiimieroteljgrns. — 
 Su t'iolk -po w iler. s. ein ■■Jjuluer luibcr 
 beii !5iS tilled tolleti ipiiiiD«6. 
 
 Suffossion, »udosh'un, (Int.) 
 Diif UiitergrnDeii, ■•Biitiireii. 
 
 Suffrag^an, sOffragun, (int. suf- 
 tragans) o^;'. bufictjeiib , iiiuioirfciiO. A - 
 bi.shop, ttr SiiiTriigiiii, lliiterbi|d)of. 
 
 Suffragan., *. ber Uiiurbifc^of, 
 ©iiffriignii; iv>eii)lnrd)0|. 
 
 Suffragate, suffiagilie, (1.) ». n. 
 t flimnieii , emi'timmni. 
 
 Suffrugator , suffiagitiir, «. 
 (iiiier, £>er jii Oio'iU't'e (^-Jmijleii (liiiimr. 
 
 Suffrage, Kuftiiuje, uai- sutfia- 
 gium; niigelf. tiaegaii ; frageiu t. 1. Die 
 ibcinl)eiibe;©tiiimie, "iijuijiftimme. 2. i a) Pie 
 3ii|limmuiig. b; f bee Sbeifall, bie ®eiiel;iii> 
 l)iiumui. 3. (ill liinteiu Die Ji'irbitte. 
 
 Suffra^inoUs, kiilfraUjinus, adj. 
 I'Jliiiu.J jiim iuiiegeldife (.Cer iijierei gel)6' 
 ng. - flexure, ber JiiiieOiig, Pie ^licfj'e. 
 
 Sufi'rutex, suitvii'teks, ant. fru- 
 
 tex) *. [^or.J t>a6 iiiebrige ©eiirniid). — 
 
 Suffru'ticous, adj. l^jot.] tljeilioeife 
 
 itrniidjurtig, jum iiiebrigeii 6ie|lrniid) ge; 
 
 Idling. Iv. a. I'MfeC.J biiljeii. 
 
 Suffuilligate, kitffu'megate, a.) 
 
 Sufl'uinigatiou,siittViinega'shuii, 
 
 *. I0)itb.j 1. bie Jbaljiiiig, ^{lUic^eruiig. 2. 
 
 bn» :^nt)niittel. [fumigation. 
 
 SuH'uinige, suffuniidje, f. Suf- 
 
 Sufl'use, siittuxe', unt.) ti. a. ubcr: 
 
 giepeii (iiiirD, uberjul^eii. 
 
 Suffused with tears, lllit Xl)riilieil 
 aberjogeii (i>. bcii 3iiigeii). Jealousy suf- 
 fused with jaundice in her eyes, ill il)reil 
 ■'iiigeti, (?iferrud)t mil ©ciofudji iiiiierlnufeii. 
 Suffusion, sutl'ii'xliun t. 1. f iai 
 llebergie^eii, Ueberiieijeii , bie Ik-bergie^uiig, 
 llrberiicl;uiig. 2. bcr iUberiug (bns, luoniit 
 iiiun5 iiberjogen i(l). 
 
 To those that have the jaundice or like 
 
 Huftusion of eyes etc., Peiijeiiigeii, n)i'Icl)e 
 
 Pie cMelbfud)! ober nuf eiiie nl}iilirt)f iUeiri 
 
 uiiti-rliiiifeiie»2Iugeii ;^nbcii. Ibic iiJaiTi'iliiu f. 
 
 Siig, sijg, (int. siigo) 3. Per ©cefloli, 
 
 Sugar, sliug'ur.y (fr. sucre^ 3»dt'r; 
 
 Siiugar, ) m. sugyr; pirf, 
 
 nrni). sukkar; fniltffr. scliarkara; fino. i.»- 
 
 kar; gr. sakcharou) «. I. ber 3urfi'r. 2. t 
 
 iPheiii.j ber 3iirfi"r. - of lead, Per ^Jlciiuf^ 
 
 fer, Pad 5?ii'iiiiii. - of milk, bcr -Wiud)-- 
 
 iurfiT. Acid of -, Pit 3ii(fer>, ivlfe>, Sniier- j (S-inr.uhrii, bie ■.Uiintjuiui, 2Si rnuljiiiig, ajcr» 
 
 fUtfiuiif. liui^nmg, ber •iltitrub; SSiiiif. Shak.. 3. 
 
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 To sweeten with sugar, jiirferti. Na- 
 tive -, raw -, rol)er Surfer, Ofoljjudft, 
 Snub., *)J{el)l., ?puPer», ^iid)eii,jiicfct. 
 Strained -, browu -, brnuirtr 3llrftr. 
 White - in powder, ^uberjllrfcr. - in 
 lumps, ber Suiiiveiijiirfer , Siimpjurfer. - 
 in loaves, ber ^urjllrfer. - of the firs' 
 quality, per ^ijnigejiirfer. 
 
 Sugar- apple, ber 3iirferni>fel, .^oiiigj 
 npfel. --baker, ber Siirferbiirftr , Siirfen 
 fiePer. --baking, ba& Siirferbnrfeii, Pie 
 Surterfieberei, t><\6 Siidfrfifbeii, Surferniffis 
 mreii. --basin, bie 3iidend)iile, 3iirf«» 
 bofe. --boiler, ber Siiderfeffel. --box, 
 --dish, bie 3iirffrbDfe, 3iirferbiic^fe. — 
 candy, ber 3iirferfniit, ^niitjudcr, itniiteU 
 jurfer, ^niibi^jiicfer, ^niibis. --cane, Pn« 
 Siirferroijr. --caster, bie Surferbiidjie. 
 --cleaver, tni 3iirf>rf;nrfme||er. -- 
 crusher, ber 3iirfer<|Uefrd)er. --dish, (. 
 --box. --eater, [Driiitt).] ber 3udtt» 
 frcffer, Siirf^ui^g''- --fl»g! f. — cane. 
 
 — house, bie 3"rf«fii'berei, 3udttiabxil. 
 
 — woias.ses, ungeberfter ©irup. -- 
 island, (bie3iirferiiifel) bieOmel, iuoe6 3iif» 
 (erpflniiiiiiigoii gibr. --ladle, ber iSd)bpf» 
 loffcl (bei 3iirferbnrfern). --loaf. Per 3«f« 
 ferhur; [>B?nr.J A - sea. eiiie furje, frnufe 
 See, itrappfee. --maple, [S8ot.] Per 3uf« 
 fernl)i>rii, Siirfcriiineljolber. --mill, bie 
 3urfermi'il)le. --mite, [G-iirom.] bie ©tl« 
 beriiiotte. Per 3iirfergn|1, 3iirferle<fer. -- 
 mold, bie 3iirferforiii, ber 3iirftrpott. -- 
 u ippers, «. J)/, bte Siidfj'iiige. --pail, 
 Dn*3"rf';r'.'i'"frd)eii. --pea PieSiirfererbfe. 
 
 plantation, bie 3iirfLTpfltTiiUiig» 3ilf» 
 ferpiniitnge. - plum. 1. [Sot.] bie3»rfer» 
 bot)iie. 2. bie S'lrf'^rffbfe , bn6 3'irferforn. 
 -- re f i n e r, Per3ilrferfteber. —-refinery, 
 bie Siirf'TrtiffiiiErie, 3"rf''»'li'betei , 3iirfeif» 
 fobrif. - scum. Per 3"rfi'i'fd)niiui. -- 
 hell, [33ot.] bie Jroueiiinriiije, Per^))i:riii}s 
 bnlinni, bie S'lcferblntter. --sifter, Pec 
 3iirferilreuer. --spirit, ber 3"rfergeijT, 
 3iirferbrniiiitiueiii, ilJiim. --sticks, «. pL 
 I'lberiucterrer 3imiiii. --sops, t. pi. Pie 
 gejiirferte SBierfuppe. --trade, ber3iirfet» 
 Ijnilbel. --work, f. --refinery U. —• 
 house. 
 
 Sugar, ) o. a. I. ^ jucferii. 2. i 
 Siiugar,^ Sugared, fiig, ^ucferfu^. 
 
 S u g n r e d words , 3llrferiU0rte. 
 
 Sugary, shug'ure, adj. 1. jurferif], 
 
 jiicfcrriiB. 2. Pen Surfer liebeiib, ©ugigfei* 
 reti iiebeiiP. 3. 3urfer eiitljniteiib, 3iirfer..- ; 
 4. luie 3"rf>'r, jurfernrtig. 
 
 Sugescent, suje.s'sent, (I. sugena) j 
 adj. pnf ©iiiigeii beireffeiiP, ©nug(e)... 
 
 Suggest, sugje.Hi'. (Int. suggero) 
 i>. a. I. eiiiiKbiMi, ill ben ©iiiii gebeii , ciiii 
 ftiiileni, eiiiKMiVii, beibriiigeii, in Pen ^Jiiinb 
 li-grii, nil Pir Sp<\\\b geben, eiiifliiBeii ; nngf« 
 ben (rntl)en, oori"rf)Ingen). 2. + a) oerfiiljren, 
 orrleireii. bi reiirii, onregeii. c) ingel)eiin 
 beridjreii . beiinrt)r(d)tigeii. Shak. 
 
 Sugge.<«ter, siigjcstur, s. Per Q'in' 
 gcbir, e-iiiflii|lerer, G-inbinfer, geljeime 3{ntf)» 
 giber. 
 
 Siiggesti<»n,sugjes'tshun, (fr. 333.) 
 *. I. Pir Ci-iiuifbiing. G'liiiiriilrriiii.i. 2 Pa« 
 
 J 
 
File, fflr, fall. fat. >U. met. Fine, f fn. NA, move, n6r, got, 6M. clA6d. T(\be. tub. foil, t/iin. THis. 935 
 
 SUG 
 
 (9?f*t#ft>r] fc'< SJermiit^uiig. 4. pi. -• on 
 record. (9?e(f)rff|H'.] f(ttit'tli(fte 3"fi>rmntio< 
 ncii . ivrlcbe @)ruiibe onoebeit, urn ^rPiejJe 
 in (iit|llt<t)en ffltri(^tft)&ffii jii pro()ibtreii. 
 
 At (lie t u ggei (io II of etc. , auf &ins 
 tnthcii tei :c. They will take - a> cats lap 
 milk, fie iverben jebt Secfipeife uon tiir nil: 
 lir^nicn , urn bir 6ei)iiflel)eii. Shak. 
 
 Sug'8r<?Mtivef sugjest'ir, adj. einen 
 SEiiif eiitl).iitnib. (laileru, rerlnumben. 
 
 Sug^Vil) <ug'jil, (lat.) V. a. t vtxt 
 
 Hugsiltkte , sug'jiii&tc, (lat.) v. a. 
 t trniin ii. bttiii fc^ingen, blauen. 
 
 To teiiiain luggilated, braun u. 6(au 
 Hfit'fii. 
 
 Siiggilation t ■ugjllli'ahun , «. 
 t lO)ut> ] bet blaue, iott)e glcrf, t»<i« blnue, 
 roibe 'WiiM. [mcrte (jehorii). 
 
 fitiiicidal, id^I'dal, aW/. jntn (Selbil: 
 
 Ituicidef su'eilde, (iiu.) «. 1. ber 
 ©tit'iliiH'rD. 2. 6er ©flbOniorber. 
 
 Jiuiciiiint Kii'^kitoi, «■ t f. Suicide. 
 
 Kuiiig:, 111 iiig, (fr. auer; «. f (06 
 I?iir(1)f((ferii. [©floill 
 
 Muhtt, ■il'iit, (u. (at. luus) «. t ^i^r 
 
 Suit, aute, (fr. aulic) «. 1. t t)>< 
 (Joige, 9{eit)c. 2. metjrere Dinoe tmtt 9lrt, 
 tie iufaninitnae^orcii , a> tie (i)ariiitiir, ber 
 €.19, %t|aQ. b) bie Sorte, Jorbe (111 ber 
 Jl.irte); j. 95. A - of clothes, ein flnnjet. 
 podilaiibiget Sliiiiifl; — of table-liuen, Dn^ 
 Infilgebtd ; - ot hangings, bie lapeteii 
 (in eiiKin 3iiii»nn); - of head-cloth, ba^ 
 (joiije Jtpptie"0; - ol cards, eiiie oaiiic 
 ^orbt (lu ber £arte); - of sails, ['))fot.j 
 •Ue )u (incin @d)ifTe ael)&rigeii ^egel, eiu 
 €^]dlVit'I i - of apurtuteuta, elite 9ieil;e 
 9imnieri - of curiaiu», bie £Sorl;ange (in 
 fiiiein 3"i'">'r), riiniiiitli(t)e SSerljiiuge; — ol 
 armor, eine vi<li|liiiiciai; iXuiiuiK]. 2. (in 
 ciigerer Sitbcutung) ber Sliuug, bie filetbiitig, 
 brtr ^Icib. 3. Drto Oii'iiiije ifie 2)egleiniiiG, 
 £iiciiilletite>. 4. ba6 Qimd), <Uiiliegeti. 5. Die 
 Sbirte, *ittr(t)ritt. 6. b.is (ScfuiDj bie ^c 
 iHrrbiinn dim em 5Jrnu«iili'i""fr>. 7. (altfr- 
 .(lit) liKfiljtixVr.J a) ^bte iBerbiiibli^^feit cer 
 tliirer(l)aiirn, Serbred)er }u i>erft>lgeii) rie 
 airidjieii'ige. b) (- at law; bie <Bad)t, 
 Ri'.i.ie, Rlaiiern(()e, ber ^rojfg, 3(ed)t«fa(l, 
 J{eil)tf Daiibel , bie 9{e£t)t«i'a4e. o - and 
 ^rvica. bie 'X'f1i(t)t bfr £et)ncrafler ob. 3$a< 
 'alcM, bem (5)eri(l)trl)Dfe it)tt6 8el)eii()crrn 
 vuinuel)neii, iiiib in £rieg£)eiteii il)iien m 
 ,'ouifii uiib ^nirijrbieii(le jii lei|l<ii. 8. fiir 
 Pur»uit. cliHse. 
 
 Tlie same kind and suit of weather, -f 
 biefflbe »Urt i>t>n Wetttt u. in benelben ditu 
 |)'-llfcilgf. Bacoh. i hare none of that -. 
 [Riirtfni'pl id) l)abe feine uon biefer ^ntbt, 
 f.iKM n\(t)t bffenneii. To be out of -s with, 
 feme 95errinbiiiia "irl)r Ijaben, jfrfollen fein 
 liiir :c. Many shall make - to thee. II Sielr 
 werben uor bir flfljen. A - in chancery, 
 tin bfim finnjleigfrifbte anljiinflig qiMii,id)rrr 
 ^>riifi}. To biing -, * ein (Sefrloe, 3''ii!)i"'' 
 BitriTingen. To bring a -. fine 5?iiiijf an-- 
 triiirien. To have a - against any on«. 
 «it (riiietii prpjifuren. 
 
 Suit -court, [9{r(l)r*rpr.) b.if SSaf.ifliMu 
 tfT\<t)f . bet C»iTivl)f^lu'f <ine« I'dji-iilji-rrii, 
 >»m bit- SBaf.ifleii (iMiuuhiien nuiBteii. -- 
 
 SUL 
 
 fd)tn ben 93orflltern eine« ^(J?anne« mit btneii 
 eiiie^ anbern , bei feincm ®crid)te 9?ed)t jii 
 l'ncf)en, ber ajertrng luegen ber (5)eti(t)tfbnr 
 feit. —•custom, [3?ed)tg|pr.] bie Dienil 
 i'frjnl)riing. — service, bie 0)erirf)l«fi'lge ; 
 'iptlid)t ber SSai'iincu, beni (JJerictjte iljref 
 £el)enl)errn aujiiiucl)nen. -- « i 1 v e r, [9{ed)t«: 
 fpr.] etne fleine jotjrlicfte ^Ibgabe, lufldje ber 
 JBiifiifl iu enrrid)teii l)atfe, iim be& 'Jlii'>'Ot) 
 neii£ im &m<l)tt fetne6 £tf;eiii;errn (iitbuii 
 ben ,\ii lein. 
 
 Suit, r. a. 1. Ditige na(S) bet 3?cif)en 
 folge, ober mie fw jin"amm«ngtl)5ren, prbncii, 
 jiiiammenlegen , lornreii; to - card*, ^ar. 
 ten ii,i(^ ben 'jjarbeii legen, nfle Garten i>on 
 einer jjiirbe jnfiuiimenfltrfen. 2. gniinp, an 
 getjieijen nia(f)cii, (to) oiipaJTen (eiiier «&aitf; 
 eiiiri(t)teii, nbmefyen (nact)). 3 ((^iiirii) flci 
 ben, (©inem; (lei)en, aiiilitljen; (©iiieni) nn. 
 genel)m fein, fcnueniren. 4. t (fid)) P'lfTi" 
 (JII). fid) frt)i(f*n (JII), gejiemen. 3. tleibtn 
 iinfleiben, anjitljen. Shak 
 
 Her purple habit so auits her face, ii^r 
 ^iirpiirfleib fleljt iljr fp jii (JJf|id)te. To 
 one's purpose, Giiieiii in ben Aram taugcn. 
 He is well suited with his place, jeiiii' 
 Sicfle I'agt tijm (ti/r jii, i)l io ganj fi;r il)ii 
 
 Suit, V. n. (with, to) ubcreiiiftimiiien 
 (iiiit>, pauen (JIO. 
 
 To be suiting to etc., pafien (jio 
 Give me not an office that -s with me s< 
 ill. gib niir fein Stmt, ju bem id) \'o g>ir 
 nid)t taiige. It -s very well wiih him, ee 
 rd)i(ft fid) leljr rooljl fur il)n , flelji ibm iVbr 
 gut an, fleibet iljn fcl)r gut. 
 
 Suitable, sd'iabl, adj. patient .m> 
 aenirffen; (to; (eiiier ©ad)e) gcmas, aiige! 
 niflfen, pafTfiib (ju). 
 
 To be suitable to.., enter ©a^e'ge 
 maO I'eiii nut >i. ubereinfliiiiiiKU. 
 
 liuitabiene.<«K, hu tahinls. «. cniii 
 10) ber 3u(laiib, ta Qtwai einer &i\<t)i an. 
 ijemcfTfii, gemafi ifl, bie («eni.iBheit, 'Jliigf: 
 iiu(|rnl)rii, bui 3'il'ammeupajicn, bie Hcber> 
 ciiifttiiininiig. 
 
 Cun^id'-T the suitableness of laws 
 10 those to whom etc., eriviige, ob bie ®e> 
 fe^r fur biejeniijen piifTi'ii, fur w«l<t)<t tc. 
 
 Suitably, »u lahle, ail». (to; (einer 
 Sai1)e) gnu.ie, angemeflen , auf eine ange: 
 mffine ^SJfife. 
 
 Suitor, Hu'iur, «. I. ber SSittilerier; 
 [bt(. 9?cd)r6rpr.] ber iPfojffTirenbe. Citigant; 
 Sollijitant, aiuMic^tr, ©upplifant. 2. ber 
 ©eroerber, greier. 
 
 A suitor in chancery, (S'ilier, ber beini 
 Kanjleigerid)te einen Sprujee betreibr. Sh« 
 hath been a - to me for etc. , fte l;at mid) 
 filr :c. mit SBitten angegan.jen. 
 
 Suitor, V. a. luerbrii urn .., fid) bc: 
 luerbrn, freien urn (ein (Jranenjininier). 
 
 Suitress, su tren, bie '^tirileflrrinn, 
 ■Jlnftuti'iibe. 
 
 Ssiicate, sul'kit«, } ad). 155ot.] 
 
 Sulcated, »ul kAri'i.^ grfiivd)t, 
 fiirrt)i<i- [ritmoden. niiirrird) u'iii, rroi>cn. 
 
 Sialic, sulk. (iin>1t-tr. solceiii 1). n. -)- 
 
 Suliiily, sari^ele, uili-. fd)mo[lenb, 
 iniirnrd). 
 
 Suliiiness, siilkcnes, $. bit Itilbi 
 finni.]feit, ba« mtlrrii'dje •iSifeii, Iri'^cti. 
 
 TUc sulkia^^s* of my di»j,ositiou, 
 
 SUL 
 
 nifine trubc Srinimung. 
 
 Suliifiy siilki. *. pi. J To be in the 
 
 -, fiDlcr Caiiiie, miirrifd) fein. She is ia 
 her -. ti rappeir il)r. 
 
 Sulky, sui'ke, adj. murriftt) , ucr« 
 brtfiJiirt), miiiiberiid); tro^ig. 
 
 SulJky, *. Pit ©nifi) , ein CiJefahrt 
 fiir fine eiiiiige ^erfon. [ber ^utljnblauf. 
 
 SullaS°*39 siil'lidje, (fr. souillage) «. 
 
 Sullen, sul iiii, emit solus ueriuanbr) 
 adj. 1. « einfani. 2. \ bii|ler, buiifel. 3. t 
 a) M'ifJet, finflet, uerbru'filict), argerlid), niura 
 rifd), gramliit. b) trubt, tranrig (5BcrDei>ij:; 
 mug !C.). fi'ietlid), per^aiigni^uoB. Shak. 
 4 titrfird) , bii^l)aft, bijfe. 5. i a) feinbfelig. 
 bi luibng, unangeiieljm. Shak. 6. fleifjlin 
 nig eii?i-iifinnig, l)alS|larrig. Imad)eii. 
 
 Sullen, V. a. ■(• niilrrird), gnimliift 
 
 Sullenly, sullinU. adv. l. biiiler, 
 nniffr. miirniit), gnimlid). 2. bO!:l)aft, tiicfifd). 
 
 SulleuneSS, suriinnes. 4. I. bdi 
 ftii|lire, iiinrnrd)c iiScrt'ii, bie 93irbrie6lid)» 
 feit. 2. bie ipnlcihirngfeit. 3. bie ^oiljeit. 
 
 SullenM , sulilnx , «. pi. ■)- bdi 
 i\u\lc{r, im'irrifi1)e SICercn. Shak. 
 
 Siilliagre, sul'leAdje , «. t bee 
 SilMiiiiy, Uiitl.itb. 
 
 Sully, sulU, (fr. Roulller) v.a. i.l 
 bi-fiibt'lii , befd)mu9cii, bejlirfen. 2. f beflei 
 ctcii. bcrd)inipfen, braiibmarfen. 
 
 Sully, V. n. fc()mut)i->i. Bacoh. 
 
 Sully, t. 1. ber (Jiecf, <Bd)nn\^Hect. 
 i. i ber iJleif. Sullies on his reputation, 
 iVlerfen nu iViiieni 3liife. 
 
 Sulphate, sulfite, (p sulphur) «. 
 [Ghem.J r4>iuetelfaiire6 Salj. 
 
 Sulphate of lime, rd)iuefe(raurer ^Mt. 
 
 - of cob.ili , bit ilL'balll'ltrtUl. - of ^iiic, 
 of iron, ol copper, of lead, bet 3>nf :, Qu 
 fell:, lliipferi, Syui;95ttriul. -of magnesia, 
 b(\6 ^JitiiTialj, ber ipiiaruirriol. - of sirou- 
 ti.iii. fiDii'ffeiiaurer ©froiituiii. 
 
 Sulpliatic, Kulfat'lk, adj. JU f(t)Wtt 
 fdfaiivtni Saijt geljorig. 
 
 Sulpliato- carbonate, sui- 
 fiio kar hoiiile. t. - of lead, [■')Kineralg.] 
 pndinaii|'ct)i'£ |"d)mefelfpl)leiiraure6 Slei; Cu- 
 prcou* - of lead, fupfirl)iiliige6 fd)i»efei» 
 fpljleiiraiire* ^ItU Sulphato-trlcarbo- 
 nate of lead, rt)ombuebrir(t)e4 |'d)ipefeli 
 fDljleiifnure* JBlei. 
 
 Sulphite, sul'fjte, $. [Sf)em.] f(^ipe> 
 fdjaiierlidjee Salj, fd)iPcfcligi'aureo ©alj. 
 
 - of potash, rdjiuefeligiinires^ali. - of lime, 
 fd)mi'fiiigriiiirer, fd)iuefciriiuerlid)er &A\t. 
 
 Sulpliur, sulfur, aar. 20.) «. 
 iGljcni.J ber '&d)H)efel. 
 
 iGbcni.J Flowers of sulphur, @<^lpe» 
 felbiiimen, ed)iue|elbliiten. Native -, gcs 
 bifgciier ©(^ivcfel. 
 
 Sulphur-pi t, bie (S(()mefelflrube. — 
 wort, [■^L'lt.l bie ©djmeftiiuurj. 
 
 Sulphur, t \ V. a. 
 
 Sulphurate, sul'fuiite.y'd)iiiefeln. 
 
 Sulphurate, adj. f fd)iuefelig; 
 djivi'fi'if'Ubii]. 
 
 Sulpliuration, sulfurA'shun, 4. 
 iiif ®d)au-fi'i:i, bie .£(f)iuefclniig. 
 
 Sulphure, suliuie, ( *. [G^bem.] 
 
 Sulphuret, suifiiiet.^ bie 33erbin> 
 bung bti .£ct)iuefel6 mii Qrccn , Saiuieni'o'.f 
 jeu, e-ri^n, ©t^iuefei ., fle|"d)ipe|fli. -of 
 
936 Fate, far, fall, fat. MA. met. Fine. fin. NA, move, n5p, got. 6il. c]6M. TAbe. tub, fd!I. tAin, Tllis. 
 
 SUL 
 
 potash, bie edjivefettebft. - of hydrogen. 
 jjffchrcefelte^ 2Sn(Ter(li'fffla6. - of lead, ge- 
 l"(t)n)efclte* 93ln , CflS @d)iuefclblci. Hydro- 
 gnreted - of potash, flcwafferjlofftefi ©djree-- 
 ftlfnli. 
 
 [Wiiicrntg.] Sulphuret of antimony, 
 trr ed)ii)f felfpieefllnnj, 9IntimDngtanj,(2ct)ive; 
 fdniittmon. - of bismuth, bit <Bd)mei(U 
 uiemilti), SaSi^lliUtljafniiJ. Cupriferous - of 
 bismuth, 6a8 2Ci5iiuitl)fiipfererj. Plumbn- 
 cupriferous — of.bisuiulh, iai OiOtClerj 
 
 - of cobalt, bet £d)iv)efelfDt>nIt, ^Dbnltfte^. 
 -of lead. bfl6 €cf)ii)cielt'Iei, ber SBleiol'i"}- 
 
 - of molybdena. bn^ 2Ctifferf)lei, btt ^Ulclr^b: 
 baiiglrtiij. - of tin, biiS 3iiinfie«, ©cfxuefd^ 
 jiuM. - of zinc, ®(f)iv)ffeljiiit, SJIciibe. 
 
 SulpIlureOIlK, ^ulfureus, adj. 
 fdnuffiiig . f(t)iuf fclid)t , fcbivefclnrtig, «iit 
 £d)ivefel ijrfd)ivniigcrt, f(f)iuefell)rtlti9. 
 
 Sulphureous waters, ©rf)H)cfelivn(Tcr 
 
 Sniphinreoiisly j sulfu'reusic. 
 adv fdm'ffeiirtit. 
 
 Sulpliiireousness, aulfureus 
 res, *. biif (£d)mcfcii(ie, €d)ivcffl^iiltige, He 
 £cf)ii'cfel()nltiflfrii; t>a& Sd)iucfeltd)te , bie 
 (EcDrocfcliirtigfeit. [[&)fiu.] (ifrd)iucfelt. 
 
 .<iulpliuretecl, sulfureted, adj 
 
 Sulpliureted hydroguret of potanh. 
 (jci"d)ii)ffelte« 2GnfTer(lrfff(ili. Oxydulated - 
 hydroguret of tin, ojrpbuiirtei fleic^iueftitj 
 iDofferflcffte^ 3inii. 
 
 SulpllUriC, sul'furik, adj. [(£l)cm.] 
 
 - acid, Cie (iioUfomincuc) (sd)ivcfci|aurc, 
 25irrirlmiirf. 
 
 Sulpliuro - hydrog-ureted , 
 
 adj. - sulpliite of noda, [(?1)C1H.] gei'djlUC! 
 fi'irii'nffiTfliifftcf fd)U'ffe(igfiiurf^ 9[?atron. 
 
 Sulphurous, sul'furus, adj. I. 
 (6bci«.J iini>o(lfiimiiicii fdjiuefelfaiifr. -acid, 
 fli"id)tigc , uiutodfiMimu'iie iSdiiveffliniire, 
 fiid>tiac 95ttriDlfniire. 2. i'd)iu(fi'Itd)t , rd)iuc= 
 fflnrrifl, fdni'ffriljiiltio. 
 
 Sulphury, sul'fure, adj. rd)UH'f(lii), 
 fdiii'efell)rtltig. — waters, ©djtvefelmiifffr. 
 
 Sultan, sul'tan, (u. Iu'6r.) m. [Ii'irfei, 
 brr Siiltnn. [bie ©iiitaiiOlinuf. 
 
 Su Ita n -flower. [9?i>t.] fer ©liltiin, 
 
 Sultana, sultAwa. ( $. [Itkfci] 
 
 Sultane.<«s, sulilnl.s,^ l. Me (Stil-- 
 tnniMii. 2. Sultana, bie @UUaiie (^^rt 
 £ric9^fd)iffc). 
 
 Sultanin, sultan'n, «. [tuiF. 
 ?D?i"iniiv.] bcr ©iiltniiiii. 
 
 Sultaury, sultanrl, «. bai fRtid) 
 <in ben iJKiirfleiiinnberm. 
 
 Sultriness , sul'trenla , «. bie 
 €d)i«ilie, bflfi rd)iDUlc SBetfer. 
 
 Sultry , Kul'tri , (onflelf. swolaw, 
 Kwole) adj. fd)liu"l(. 
 
 Sum, sum, (fr. somme; tat. siinima) 
 $. 1. tie ©mume, bng Onnje. 2. [91rirt).j 
 bie ©imime. 3. bie ©limine ((SSi-lbfuniiiie). 
 4. t a) bie ©iitnme, ber Onbrgnif, Qnhnlt, 
 5?nii>>finl)'ilf- b) bie ©iimme, ber Onbcgnff 
 l)5d)(le ®rnb Milton. 
 
 How great is the sum of them (D. b. 
 thoughts), II roie ijl iljrer eitie fo gropi- 
 Sliniiue! Thou hast attained the - of 
 wisdom, bii Ijnjl bie flniije 2Ccifl)cit iiinc. 
 In -, (fnft *; in ©ultima, ilberljniipt, fiirj.l 
 
 - of money, bie (Selbi'timitie. -» of money, 
 <Be(bef, ®elbfiim:iien. - total, bei ^lanf,| 
 
 SUM 
 
 ©efammtbetrao einer ©uitimc, bai ^ai'it. 
 
 Sum, V. a. (.qew^nl. u. emplhuird) 
 mit up) 1. fuimucii, funiuuren, juraiiiiiu'ii; 
 rcd)»eii, jiifiimHieiijiil)icii. 2. t (geu'Mjnl. 
 mit up) jiit)leii, bere(tiicii; jiiriinimtuiiiiJfii, 
 rem X).iu|jtiiil)aite nnd) luicbfrlii'ltii. 3. -f 
 [(J'llfii.j fieccrii. Full sumin'd , beftcbtrt, 
 nu^gciuadjfeii. Miltom. Ciijorte, fur,j. 
 
 To sum up all. in ©iimiiiii, mit eiiiem 
 
 Sumac, su uiak./ uirtib. u. peri.) <■ 
 
 Sumach, j L^i't. 1 -• oi>. -- 
 
 iree. [23tir.] bcr ©uiiiod), ©djuiacf. 
 
 SumleSS, sumles, udj. Ulljal)llj, 
 unjiil) bar. 
 
 Summarily, suarmaieie, adv. 
 lu 111 mar I id), btm ipaiiptiuljalte iiad), fuvj 
 gifiipr, ill ber Ki'irjc ; I'D^i'djrc-ipr. j fiimma'rird) 
 
 Summuriue.SS, suarmaieues, s 
 bae Suiiuuanrdje. 
 
 Summary, sum mare. adj. fiim 
 mariul), fiirj, fiirj gtf'i^tj l3itd)ifipr.J I'uiii 
 manrd) (fiirj ii. fraftig;. 
 
 Suuimary, s. I. ber ftirie ^cgnff 
 iOiil).-.li, 'ilueju.j). 2. i ber ^iibrgnff. 
 
 Summaries, [2i)p.] bic ©iiinmarieii. 
 
 Summer, i-uurmur, «. d^mer, bcr 
 (?tma6 jiiuuiurr, ber 9{cd)iur. 
 
 Summer, (aiigeir. sumer, suuiod 
 *. ber ©imimer. 
 
 Summer • bird , ber ©imimeri'ogel , 
 ©djiiiertcrliiig. --bonnet, bcr ©ommer 
 :)iit iiiir Damcio. --cock. bcr jiiiige 
 a. muierraim. —-colt, bie lueflenfijrmigc 
 ijcincguiig Ccr Stift flit ber Cbi-rpadje bet 
 •iictciie bei eiiicm gciBifTcit SUarmcgrabe. 
 --corn, cai ©DiiiiiierfDrii , ©i>mmcrge! 
 treibe. --cypress, bie ©Dmmerjt)prt(|'e, 
 bcr 95e|"ciiflad)«. — duck, [£)tiiitl).J bie 
 fciMumcrciue, ©raut. --fallow, iSaiib: 
 ii)irtt).j a) *. t>a6 ini ©ommcr brad)liegeiibe 
 gciD, Saiib, bie ©onimcrbradje. bj v. a. im 
 <ii)iiiiiier, jualirciib be* ©rmiiitri brad)eii. 
 --fly, bie (Jrul)liiuitflie!jc, ^Uiajjiiiiu'tte. 
 --fruit, bie ©miimcriviid)c, bas ©oiimicr' 
 I'bjl. --house. ba6 ©ommirljnu^, £ii|ii 
 iu\ii5, bie ©cmmcnuolniuiig, bcr ©omtiicr|"iy. 
 --parlor, bae ©DlllllU'riimmcr. --quar- 
 ters. *. pi. bnfi ©rinnicrc|iiartier. --»» 
 lory, [35ot.j bie ( ©ommcr j, ®arteii > » 
 ©ntiirci. —-seeding, lulj. — lust, bie 
 "IBiM.iiit, bie mir fiirje 3cit lualjrt. Shak. 
 --snowdrop, ['^or.) bn* liiiige fpatr 
 ®d)iicetr6pfd)eii , ©L'miiicrocild)eii. -nol- 
 1.1 ice, bie ©I'litmcrroiuieitiuciiDc. --suit. 
 fic ©cmnicrfleituiig. --teal, bie ©oiiw 
 tiicrfricfe. --weather, ba6 ©ummeriDct' 
 rer, iV^inie SSUetret. --wheat, ber ©om> 
 meniH'tjcii. 
 
 Summer, r. a. rommcrn, ivarm 
 t)altcii. - V. n. ubeti'ummerii, ben ©ommcr 
 ,iibriiiiicii. 
 
 Summer, (ft. sommier) t. a) [3i<ii> 
 iiicrl.J ccr ipauptbaifcn, Dtirdijiig, iragcr; 
 lliitcrjiig, Uiitcrbalfcn. b; CJJfaiir.J bcr 
 Iragilciii. o -, ob. -- tree , [Simmerl.] 
 tcr ©tfiRbnlfeii, bie 9{ippf. 
 
 Summering-, siim'muring, j. 
 Oiiiitiifri.] bie fladjcn Qucrbalfcii jiuifd)cii 
 bcti 5?atf|lriii!a(icii ciiicij 6}eiuolbeS. 
 
 Summering^s, siimniiiringz. «.p/. 
 * ©picie , bie iim 0i'l;'i»'"fic|le gcljaUen 
 ivurben. 
 
 SUN 
 
 siim'muriilt, ) 
 
 t, suin'mursawlt.V 
 
 Summerset, 
 Summersault, 
 
 s. bcr -i?iirielbaiim. [peiibient"d)reiber. 
 
 Suiiimisit, sum'mist, t. f ber ^om< 
 
 Summit, siiin'mit, (fr. sommet; I. 
 sumiuitrts) «. 1. ? bie ©pi^e, &&l)e , bet 
 ffiipffi, bie ^iippe; [-Bot.] bie ©pi^e. 2. j 
 bie ©pi^e, bcr ®ipfel (be* 5>{iil)m* JC). 
 
 Summit)', sum'mii^, «. f 1. bit 
 Spii5c. 2. i bie 25oflfomiiicii()eit. 
 
 Summon, sum'miin, ((. submoneo) 
 
 0. H. 1. a) aufforberii, eiulaben; (3?ed)t^rpr.] 
 aiiffprbern; unrlaben, jitireu, oorfcrberii ; 
 amagcii, jiifammciiriifen; (Wilir.laujfprberii 
 (ciiie ©tabt :c.). b) (lo) riifeii (410; (away) 
 itiui 'Mbgaiig aiifforbern. 2. fempljatirrf) nut 
 u|<) aiifriifcii, au(biet;n; aiirngeii, )uran« 
 iiiciiriifcii. 3. t (mit up) a) niifbieteii. b) 
 autregen. 
 
 3. a) Summon up all year strength or 
 courage. 
 
 Suinmoner, sum'munur, t. Qmtv, 
 bcr aiifforrcrt, ber »Hiifforberer; [9{ed)t6|pr.] 
 2Jorr>rbcrer, 05cri(ftrgbDte, SBorlaber. 
 
 Summons, sum'munz, (mit ber 
 ©ubtiiig t)i6 pi; abet in ber ©iiijal)! gebr., 
 j. 35. A — is prepared) ». 1. bie 91iifforbe« 
 rung, tai aiufgebot. 2. [9{cd)tsrpr.] a) bie 
 iBorlabiing, 3if<itii>n, SBorfitrberung, aimage, 
 b) ^er S'fifjfttfl- [®cric^t laben, jitiren. 
 
 To serve summons on.., &inen UDt 
 
 Sumoom, sumuoiu', t. ber©amiiin, 
 ©tmiiin (ciii gciviffer SfiJinb). 
 
 Sump, sump, 4. J. [':0?cta[lnrg.] bev 
 iiegcl, ©d)meljticgcr. 2. [*Kiii.j bcr ©iimpf. 
 3. {©rtljiu.] ber ©umpf. 
 
 Sumpter, sum'lur, (fr. sommier) 
 s. bcr ©liumer, tia6 ©anmpfcrb, ©aumrog, 
 ■^acfpferb. 
 
 Sumpter-horse, ba^ ©aiimpfcrb. -- 
 inui es. s.pl. ©aiiminniiUI)icrc. — saddle, 
 Per ©ainurarrcl. 
 
 Su.mptuary, sum'tshuaie, (lat.) 
 adj. bcu 'JUiiiuanb bctrcffiiib. 
 
 S u m p 1 11 a r y laws. Die 'ilufiunnbegefc^e, 
 Ciinipgirct^f, ^)Jrad)tgcrei>e. 
 
 Sumptuosity, sumtslnios'ete. s. 
 + bie groptn Jlojlen, ber grope iUiiimanb, 
 i-ic "iJ5rad)t 
 
 Sumptuous, siim'tsliiiuK. ((.) adi. 
 to\l\>ar, fniliVit'lig, (b.ibcr) foflbar, pradirig. 
 
 Sumptuously, Slim tkhii lisle. aiii). 
 
 1. tint groecn iioileii. 2. pi'ad>tig. 
 Sumptuousness, sum'tshuus. 
 
 lie*. 4. bic grojicn Morten, ber grDge •!iui. 
 ivanb, $rAd)tAufivan.bi bie ^rac^t (ivoi]> 
 barfcit). 
 
 Sun, sun, (angcI)'. sunna) 4. 1. 
 [9irtron.] bte ©ciine. 2. i a) bie ©iMiiic (bcc 
 ®erfd)rigfeii 20. b) ber ®iaiij uicr OPcr« 
 l)errrd)aft 20. 3. bic ©oiiiie (bie ©iMiiien« 
 flraljlen in i!lii|Vlning bc6 !3id>t6 iliib bcv 
 2Barme), ber ©Liuiiciird)ciii. 
 
 To adore tlie rising sun, 1. bic ailf>ie< 
 ^cnbe ©I'nne anbctcn. 2. 1 eiiieni fiiiiitigtu 
 95cl)crrrd)cr |"d)inci(^cin. The - is not near 
 setting yet , Cie ©onne flcl)t iiud> lied). To 
 travel between — and sun, or between two 
 -I, in ber gro&tcn .^ii^e retieii. From - to 
 , ben gaiijen Zag. Shak. Under the -, 
 unter ber ©onne. Raisins of tJie -, laiigf 
 
FAle. f?tr, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n^r, got, 6?l, ciaud. Ti'ibe, tub. fall, i^in, THis. 937 
 
 SUN 
 
 Sun-beam, ber ®Dnnen(ha^(. --beat, 
 mdj. von ber Sonne btf<S)iti\tn, bcfonnt. -- 
 bright, fonnen^eK. —-burning, ia6 
 SSrenneii ber ©onne, ber ©onnenfewnb. - - 
 burnt, adj. fonneverfrrannt, oon bet ®oiuu 
 flfSrnuiit, vetbrannt, oerfenflt. --clad. 
 a4J- $ uon ©onnentjian) umoeben, umilrnl^U. 
 --day. bcrSonntng; --letter. [6l}roii.] 
 tit @ountnfl$bud)tla6(e> i to sigli awax 
 ■ u II day*, i feme 3?ul)e l)rtbcii; Hrov. 
 Wlien two lundays come togeilier, Uli': 
 nnil«, am ©t. Scinimer^tng; --man. o lui 
 SBerfcftulbeter, ber niir €onntflfl* aiu-fld)!!! 
 fitnn. --dew, [%ut.l ber i£ioiiueii(l>ini. 
 -•dial, bie Seiinenuljr. --dried, ndj. 
 an berSennegenrorfact. — fi»h. [Ort)it)i)Oi.i 
 ber @onnftifir(^. --flower, i^ot.j tu 
 SDinieiiblunie, Soniieufrone; 'iiile -. (■n 
 CiMinnmilnrel. --tig lit, iai ©oiinenlic^t. 
 --liliu, bet ©cnne al)nlid), mit Me €oiiik, 
 toiiiii(t)(. --proof, unbu[d)^rllllllld) (Vir 
 bae©uiiuenli(i)t. --rise, — rising. 1. bit 
 emneiiaiifflnnfl; at -, fru() TOoraeue, bei 
 ©oiiiirnauttiAnn. 2. ber Often, Worgen. 
 — 's-da)]t, «. pi. to «igh away — , % feliii' 
 Sinhe t)iit>en, feine iuge I'enVnfjeu, f. Sun- 
 day. SiiAK. --»et, --cetting. I. ber 
 ©Piuieiiiintirflnng. i. ter «abenb, SBeilen. 
 --•Iiine. 1. I ber ©i)iincn('d)ein. 3. t lit 
 ©OMnenrd^eiii (ber Q)un)l ic); lie bad been 
 many years in that — , er IViir Viele !iat)te 
 lu ®nabe er(lanben; --companion, o 
 berjreunb ini®iurfe. --shine, — ihiuy. 
 adi. 1. fonnig (founenljen). 2. i fonnig, 
 fonnid^t, gianienb. — spurge, (S)3ot.J bie 
 ©oiineneu)>l}orbie. 
 
 SuMf o. a. I'onnen, fitnmtrn. 
 
 To sun one's keif, fid) I'onncn. To sit a- 
 • onning. fi(t fonnen. 
 
 Suuder, sun'dur, (I'onbern; angeif. 
 •undrian, syudrian) a. a. 1. fonbern, (rens 
 nen (from, uon), obionberu, t()eiten (biircb 
 Kei^eu , Sttnriben ob. Sret^en) , entjivei 
 reigeii. 2. i trennen, cntiiveicn. 3. [Oertl.] 
 fonnen, fominern. 
 
 Tc sunder the ties of friendship, bie 
 (BaiiDe ber iJreunbfct^aft auftoien. 
 
 Sunder, «. ber getrennfe Suflanb. 
 A--, entjiviri. In -, ent^iDei. 
 
 Sundiiillf sund'sh, (o. @unb) adj. 
 [^nubel] runbij'd). 
 
 Sundry ) sun'dri, (angeif. sunder) 
 udj. t^rri'dxeben , aUerlei. —persons, tnet)> 
 rere 't^Jirfonen. 
 
 Sundries, verfttiebene @egenflanbe, 
 SConren, ^rtifrl, 'ipiiitrte. On sundries. 
 (ipiiiiPelj niif oendjiebene (ipnnfer). Cost of 
 sundries, [^nnbelj biverfe ©pei'en. - 
 accounts, [i^anbelj £onto bioerfe. 
 
 Sling', kuiig, praet. u. pp. I). Sing. 
 
 Sunk, sungli. praet. u. pp. 0< Sink. 
 
 The inierest will be sunk, bie Onters 
 efirn luer&fii ocrlcren gel)cn. 
 
 Sunkfey (I'diort.) low steel. 
 
 Sun lees, suK'les, adj. fuitneiiloj, 
 ohnr ©oiiiie, iinbi^Vbtenen. 
 
 Sunny, sunni. udj. I. I'onnig (oon 
 ber ©onnr bei'(t)ienen). 2. fonnig, err ©oniie 
 &l)nti(t), foiineufjell, leiirt)fciib, flrnl)ienb, glans 
 
 Sunny beams, ©onnenflriii)Ien. [ jcnt>- 
 
 Sup, «up. (ongeir. supan; fr. souper; 
 V. H. ^u -i;|cnb, iu ?{a(^( (([eit. 
 
 SUP 
 
 Sup, r. a. t iU ^benb betvtrt^eii, tnit 
 etnetu ^6enb> ob. 9iiicf)tef[en , Slbenbbrobe 
 beiDtrtf)en, &inein ein ^benbeffen geben. 
 
 Sup, ti. a. fd)liirten; (up) einfd)Inrfen. 
 
 Sup, I. ein^I^nnbouQ, ©c^lucf. To take 
 a -, em ilBenig n(l}inen, |'cf)lurfen. 
 
 Super, su'per, ein lat. S&oriuort, |1el)t 
 I'ft in 3i>r>iniincnfeQungen , = above, 
 over, uber, oben, utn em ileberireffen, 
 rinen uiigeivol;niid)en ob. (u l)Oi)eu 6)rrtb )u 
 bt:ii'i(t)i>en. 
 
 Superable, supeiabi, diu.) adj. 
 I. J t iitetrili'igDar. 2. ± ubiTiuinbiirf). 
 
 To be superable by etc., fid) fiber: 
 luiiibi'ii l>i|i>'ii Ciirct) >c. 
 
 SuperubleueSM, ^u peralilnes, t. 
 1. t bie ueoerileigbttrreit. 2. i bie lUbtr 
 ivinblict)feit. [ivinblid) 
 
 Superably, supeiabi^. adv. iii^tt- 
 
 SliperiabOUUd.auperab6uud',i;.n. 
 liberfiuEcn, or^od) nur i> i'it<erftiir|lg ba fein. 
 libtrfctiuangiKf) fein, uberilronieii; (with) 
 Iteberflu^ l;aben (an; , rei(t)li<^ uerfeoen fern 
 ( nut). 
 
 Superabundance, si^perabun' 
 danse, *. ber llflxriiiKi , lteberi(t)io>iiuj. 
 
 Superabundant, supeiabun'- 
 dani, ailj. uberiltiifig, nberid)n^iingiid), g<u 
 )U reid)Ild). — uiii). Superub u u' dan t i y. 
 liberfti'iiTtg. flor jn riid)iid>. 
 
 Superacidulated, superaMd u- 
 lAtcd, adj. ilbetind^ig niit |duerli(t}eu ©tof' 
 fen oerini|'d)t. 
 
 Superadd, sijpeiad', (int.) v. a. 1. 
 (to) nod) i)nijutl)un ob. t)iniufugeii i^U). 2. 
 iiO(t) uennet)ren. 
 
 A superadded favor, eine ncue ®unfl. 
 That he had not the nightingale's voice 
 — ed to the beauty of plumes, bilg li}in )li 
 tn ©4onf)eit ber Q^eberu bie ©iimnie ber 
 ■)iad}(igiiU fetitre. 
 
 Superadditiun, sdperadiiinh'uu. 
 (. 1. bie i^in)ufi(gung, 3iiaobe, S^wa^t, SJer^ 
 niei)rung, (of) ber 3tii0rt(t)£ (nn). 2. ber 3u' 
 fay (ba6 i^i|l}ugrfugte). [l)ii(t<oerniet)rung. 
 
 A superaddition of salary, eine &t: 
 
 Superadvenieut, sdper^dvi'- 
 iiient, adj. f 1. nod) baju fominenb, a\i 
 'fieil)iilfe fonitnenb. 2. unenuarret fommenb. 
 
 Superang-eIio,sup^ranjeriik.a(i/. 
 I'lberenglnd) 'fiber bie &ngel er^aben, f)&()er 
 \\\i bie (^ngel flel)eMb). 
 
 Superanituate, sdperln'ndAtc, 
 v.a. burcb 'inter (oo. lange^ Sebeit; abnu$en, 
 nntaiiglid) inaitien. 
 
 Superannuated, ueraltet, Ati^gebient, 
 lilt, oerjdl^rt. A superannuated soldier, 
 ter O'toalibe. Superannuated list, bfld 
 iilte ^egiiltr tetiva^ 311te^). 
 
 Superannuate, v. n. f (Anger 
 al^. ein ^.iljr bnuern, i)cr;nf)reu, v)ernlfen, 
 iiu6bienrn. 
 
 Superannuation, silperanuui'- 
 KJiuii , «. ber Sti|1>i>ib , bit eine ^perfon oberj 
 Siu1)r btird) '2iiier imtiuiiiiid) geiuorben i|l, | 
 bii6 S3rr>ilt(n, bie SStTaltuiuj. | 
 
 Superb, superb'. (lat. I adj. prnd)> 
 tig, lierrlid). (©ie.ierfrone. 
 
 Siip<rb-lily. (35ot.| bie '^^^nidjtlitie, 
 
 Superbil<>«|iieiiee , tnperbil'- 
 lokwciise , «. + Die l)obeii iUortc ; ber 
 ©4>iuul|l. 
 
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 Superbipartient, sijplrbipar' 
 slieent, adj. [»Mritl).J fo tl)eilcnb, ta^ ein 
 23r«d) bleibr. ^ [l)err(i((). 
 
 Superbly, siiperb'll, adv. prdc^cig, 
 
 Supercarg-u , suplrkar'gA , ». 
 [©eei)nnbel] ber ©iiperfargo. 
 
 Supercele8tial,supersel«8'tslial, 
 adj. fiber()init«lifd). 
 
 Supercharged , sdplrtsharjd', 
 adj. [^er(b.] I'iberlaben. 
 
 Superciliary, sdpersfl'yari, adj. 
 fiber ber >]lugbrnime feicnb, befinblid). 
 
 Supercilious, supersil'yus, adj. 
 anniagt'iib, onniafjlic^, gebieterifcf) , fiber* 
 muimg, l)od)tnnit)ig, tro^ig, fTofj. ^ adv. 
 Siipercil'iously, gebicterifc^ , aninai 
 (ienb IC. 
 
 Superciliousness , siipersii'- 
 
 yiiKues, s. i\\6 aiiniagrnbe , gebieteriu^e 
 
 'ii5iMen . ber $od)nuit() , tiebrrniiith, ©rolj. 
 
 Snperconception.kupei konsip- 
 
 xliiiii. ». bic lltt<iTtriii1)riiii(), ©iiperfotarioii. 
 
 Siipercons<^f|uence , kuper- 
 knii'i-ekweiise. *. Pie ipiUfre. eiitfernte aoIiic. 
 
 Supercr<^scence , Kiiperkiek'. 
 HBii-e. «. ber 91iif 10 11(1)6 ; Pir ©t^mnrr^eri 
 pjl.inir. 
 
 Supereiivldend, >iiperdiv edeml, 
 *. rer (i)iii>iiiii -Jliitluil, bie i lleOirfiDiiB- ) 
 ^)lOl.''rll^l'. 
 
 Siipt'^reiiiineiice, supeieiuine- 
 
 iieiisit. Illib: 
 
 Supereuiineiicy, superentmi- 
 neiise. i. bie l)i)t)er( !jS3iirbe, ber Obeming, 
 
 aSorraiig. 
 
 Supereiiilnentsupliem'meiient, 
 arf/. lueit l)eci'oerii(ieiiCi , l)5d)fl aut(jejeid)net; 
 oortrffTlid). ror}iii|lid). 
 
 Supereininently, suplrem'mi; 
 neiitle. udv ant eine l)5d)|l aii6gcieid)ncte 
 *IDcitc, oortrefflitt). [Supererogatory. 
 
 Supererogant, siiplier rngant, f. 
 
 Supererogate , superer'rog&te, 
 (lat.) V. n. t ubcr bie a)ebiil)r ^niibeln, meljr 
 tl)un, aU man fc^nlcig, uerpf{id)tet ifl, fic^ 
 Berfleigen. 
 
 Supererogation, adplrerr&gi'- 
 shun, s. trie i^anblnng , Da man ine^r tf)ut, 
 at$ man jn t^un oerpfli(i)tet ifl, bie lleber> 
 gebtif)r. [9?el.] bie ©upererogationSiuerfe. 
 
 Works of supererogation, [ (ath. 
 
 Supererogative, sdpereroga- 
 iiv. t- unb 
 
 Supererogatory, suplrlrog'a- 
 tiire, adj. ubergebfil)rlid) , fiberpfiic^tig , nid)t 
 iiorgefrfirii'ben ob. gcboteii feienb, tingeboteii, 
 nngcheiBeii, ©iioererogation* .. . 
 
 Suiiere8sential,supeie)tsen'sbal, 
 adj. lilwrmerentlid). 
 
 Superexalt, superlgzalt', ■>. a. 
 fibertiftJiii, libirrriiben. 
 
 Siiperexaltation,sijperegzalta'- 
 sliuii. *. Ml' lUttrljebiiiig, llebertreibiiiig. Da* 
 llfbfrin.ig. 
 
 Superexcellence, supereksel- 
 
 lenxe, (and) S ii p e re x ' c e I leu c y ) «. Di( 
 llcbiTiHTrrctSidjfeir. 
 
 SuperexcellenttMjperlk'sellent, 
 adj. lu'd)il oonreiflid), iibiroortre.frtid).^ 
 
 Superexcrencence, »upcipks- 
 kies'sense, «. bir >iiu6iviid)di oie '!Z£>iid)cr> 
 
038 Fate, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. NA, 1116 ve, n6r, ^6t. oil. c\6M. Tube, tuh. fdll. th\a, THis. 
 
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 Superfecuiidity, siiplrfekun'- 
 die. s. Die iibcrgrcge, iibeniin^itje 5ruc^)t< 
 biirft'ir. 
 
 Superfetate, xuperfe'tite, e. n. 
 
 liberfriirfjtft, libiriUn'Oiigert lVJl•r^fn. 
 
 Sfuperfetafion, supeifeta'shun, 
 «. Die llct'eifrud)"iii3 , Ue&eric^)ivmi(ieriiiig, 
 ©iipcrfiJtiniiMt. [fetate. 
 
 Superfete, suplrfete, f. Super- 
 
 Superrefe, v. «. f iind) uorf;er' 
 flcnaiigfnfr&min'niignipiuHtninlStuipfrtngeii- 
 
 Superfice, supeifis, iUU.) s,. t Bie 
 Cberfliirtjc. 
 
 Superficial, Kuplrfishal, adj. 1. 
 oberjlii(1)lid) , (iiigere. 2. i cbtrflac^Iid) , iiii; 
 (jruiiMid), feid)t, fiipcrfiijiefl. 
 
 A superficial v%oiiiid, bCt S^Ji^. — 
 measure. Dn5 gJilrticnniilg. 
 
 Superficiality , uiplrfishealeie. 
 «. + Die .OlHTfliid{)lifI).*rir, ®i'id)t()eit. 
 
 Superficially, hupertisli'ale.Rffo. 
 
 1. oberftiid)!!*, niif fer Dbcrjliicte. 2. 1 obet; 
 ftnc^Iid). )"iii1)t, obeii()iii- 
 
 Superficial iie$s,suplrfisli'alue«, 
 «. 1. Die Obeif <ic^(icf)feit. 2. i Die £)bcrfliid)> 
 lid)feit, @eid)tl)eit. 
 
 Superficies, suplrfisli'iz, cf. SB.) 
 «. 1. I Die Dberjlo(l)c. 2. l Die Sliipenfeite 
 (Der Diiige). 
 
 Superfine, .superfiue. adj. I. I'lberi 
 fein, fiiperfeiii, eytrnfci", te()r oB. (janj feiii. 
 
 2. t i iiberfliig. 
 
 Superfine, ». n. tlu<\eln, frittefn. 
 
 Superfiuence, suplr'flueuse, (I.) 
 < + Dcr IMnfln^. 
 
 Superfluifance,sdperflu'eianse, 
 (Jnt.) «. t '• t>rt5 Dbeiifd)iuimtiun. 2. Dcr 
 6eiifd)H)iiniiieiiDe Sijrper. 
 
 Superiluitaut,supeiflu'etan(,a(i;. 
 j- oben fct)iuimtiienD. 
 
 Superfluity, suplrflu'ete. (tat.) «■ 
 (of) Det tleberflii^ (an) , Uebfrfcbiuaug. 
 
 Tlie superfluities of life. Die )tlin 
 Seben nic^t geraDeju notfjiueiiDigen 35iiige. 
 -comes sooner by wliiie hairs, Der im Ueber< 
 piiffc SebenDe bcftniinit frilljer graiie* ^Mt. 
 
 Superfluouiii, silper'tluus. (lat.) 
 idj. I. liberrti'iffig (feljt teid)iid); uitiiijtljifl) ; 
 [93ot.] fiberfti'iffcg; [gjfuf.] ubermagig. 2. 
 lit ver-cio t li ed. Shak. 3. rei(^. Shak. 
 
 A superfluous supply of corn, eii) 
 iiberfli'it'figt'r aSorratt; I'oii ffletreiDe. 
 
 Supernuuusly,super'auusle,adii. 
 ilbcrpiiiTig, iiii IJebirfliifTe. 
 
 Superflux, supeifluks, «. f Det 
 Ift'erfliijj, Dii# :3iii'icl. 
 
 Superroliafiun,^iiperfolei'sliun, 
 . + Der UcbirlJiig nil SBlattcni. 
 
 Superliuiiiail, superliu'man. adj. 
 «i6.'rnieii|'(f)!;(l). [liber Q:tm(\6 legeti. 
 
 Superimpose, kuperiinp6ze',t).a. 
 
 Superimposed on .., licgeilD ubet ... 
 .ber nuf .. . 
 
 SuperiinpoKitiou, suplr'mp^. 
 xisli'un, #. Die ipaiiDluno, Da ninii Qtmnt 
 jber etiuag aJuDere^ legt, Drr SiiflniiD, Da 
 Ctiuae fiber ttmiM 'aiiiDrniii liigr, Da* Slufj 
 .^naiiDerlegeii, llebereillalI^^rlege^, Ueberetii. 
 HiiDivfeoeii , Die ©iiperiiiipo(iticii. 
 
 Superiuipr«'g^natiuii, sAplr- 
 .mprcgiia's'niii. i'. .S u p e r t e i a t i o a. 
 
 Superiucuiiil>eut,HupeiIukum'- 
 
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 bent, adj. nuf, liljcr (Jtiuai , Dnraiif DDcr 
 barnber liegeiih. 
 
 Superinduce, superinduse', V. a. 
 
 l.t iiberlegi'ii,iil'eijiel)eii, riberilreicl)cii. 2. (jii 
 Deiu rd)Lin SBorljaiiDeiieii) l)iii,iilegeii, l)in)U! 
 filgeii, btifiigeii; (upon) ajaiiilegfii, beitegeii; 
 b.i erregeii, eriufcffii (bei), (5-iiiem einftDgen. 3. 
 tuird) eiiie 5"biiftii'ii, ^''''I'^f'i'ig i"iber|ui)ren. 
 4. neii eiiiriil;reii (treiiiDe 2ef)reii ic). 
 
 To superinduce a virtue or quality 
 upon a tiling or a person not before pos- 
 sessing it. Ciller ® u1)c, ciner ^erfoii eine 
 iieue ©igeiiuljafr beilegeii. Long custom of 
 sinning -s upon ilie soul new and absurd 
 desires, laiigc (S)eiDOl)iil;eit ju ruiiDigeii, er= 
 fiiflt Die ®ee(e tiiit iieiieii iiiiD tl}i!irirf)teii 
 SBrillfdjeil. South. 
 
 Superinductiou , suplrinduk'- 
 slllln,i.l.■|-^le ileber)iil)iiiui. lleberilrfittjiiiig. 
 2. Die ipiiijiiffigiing ; ■Jliigeii-oniiuiig , 3lii' 
 iiahnie (fitledjier 0)en.iol)iii)eiteii :c.). 
 
 SUperinJectioil , superlnjek'- 
 sliun. ». Die ivieDerhoire G-iiirprii^img. 
 
 Superin.spect, .supei insp tkt.v.a. 
 + ill ObenuifMrt)! Ijotcn. 
 
 Superiiistitution,'<uper?n.ste<u'- 
 sliun , *. Ofei-tirripr. 1 Di. DL'ppeltc, jiueifiUl)e 
 ©iiiff^iiiig ill cine iVniiiDc 
 
 Superinteliectiial, supeiintel- 
 
 lek'tshilal, adj. fiber Deil aSttllailO Ijiliaufi: 
 ge()enD, fcipcriiitefleftiicn. 
 
 Superintend, supli intend', r. a. 
 ill Dbeniiitiutt l;abf|i, einer 2i\cbe i>or(lel)eii. 
 
 God exercises a superintending care 
 over all Ills creatures, O)o[le^ Dberile ijf"' 
 forge erfiretft firf) fiber a(le feine ©ei"d)5pfii. 
 — i II g master. Der ipafeiiineiiler. 
 
 Superiuteudeuce,superiuten'- 
 
 deuse, iiiiD ; 
 
 Superintendency, suplriuten'- 
 
 deiise.j.DieDberaiiffid)!; U{uil)eii>i).] Super. 
 iiiteuDeiitiir. 
 
 Superintendent, supliiuteu'- 
 
 dent. adj. f Die Dberiiiiffiiljt ffil)reiiD. 
 
 Superintendent, t. Der Dber> 
 fliiffel)er, 3ii|pe(tor; lSiri1)eiiiu.] Der ©uper. 
 inrenDent. 
 
 Superior, supeVeur. (i<\t. 2G.) aiij 
 
 1. f iiber(e); (5Bpt,] o^pr; (^IjIriMi.) ober, 
 [ii)PDgr.] l)od), fibergefrt^t (p. 55iid)ftabtn >. 
 
 2. i a) |)ol)er. b) uprjiigliit , aii^geietd)net. 
 c) fiberlegen; (to) fiber (GtiuaJ, (Jiuem), 
 erl)abi'u (fiber). 
 
 He laughs at men of far superior 
 uiiderdtancling toliis. er \Mi}t uber Seilte, fie 
 il)nian95ir(lanDmcir fiberlegen fiiiD, Die meit 
 niel)r 95er(lnnD ois er btfineM A - officer, 
 ein hi>l)erer Ofnjier, Dberoffiicr. A - degree 
 (of nobility etc.), ein l)ol)i'reP (J)raD , cine 
 t)iii)ere (■•21Delf<) ©tufe. A muu of — merit, 
 understanding etc., eill Waiin poil nilfge; 
 ieicl)iicreiii 25frfien|l, SBtTfiaiiD k. - quality, 
 eine I'orjfiglidje Qiialitat. 
 
 Superior, s. I. Q-mux, Der alter i|f, 
 Die altere ^trfuu. 2. Der •Jlilieilr; Gbere. 
 ajprgefetjre, 2}(^r|lel)er; l-»ii:iiid)»ii>.l Der 25or. 
 iletjer, ©iipcrior, fJJarer oD. SBater ©iiperu'r. 
 
 3. i e-inct, Der SiiiDcre nn irgeiiD einer Qii' 
 getifd)nft fiberrnjfi; j. 95. As a writer of 
 pure Kngli.sh, Addison has no — , feill eiig: 
 
 lif*er ©(l)rifr|lf(icr |lfl)t l)Mi|utriid) Der 9ecni= 
 l;eii Det ©4;rc;bart iiber ilDDifon, fibcririift 
 
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 SiDDifon [)infif()fri(f)!c. 4. p?. -», a) ftDpogr.] 
 «) Die fjDljen 93nd)rta6ett. /i) Die SBeriueirung*. 
 buifjftaben, \y?«eiibiic^|1abcii. b) [ai|lr»n.] 
 Die Pbereii >)S(aiieteM. 
 
 Oldpersonsor elders are the superior* 
 of the young. a(fe oD. fliterc ^evfonen torn* 
 men in SBejieljung aiif bai 'filter, Dem ailtet 
 nact) por Den jnngcii. 
 
 Superiority, supereorete, t. Die 
 Ui'berniacbr, bi\6 Uobergeiuic^jt, Die ©iipcrioj 
 ritiir, Der SBorraiig, bai 25Drred>t, (in) Die 
 Ucberlegenljeit (onj. [SBefen. 
 
 Air of superiority, bas pprnehme 
 Superlation, superla'shun, (lat.) 
 *. t Die Utbertreibung. 
 
 Superlative, suplrlat'v, ((.) adj. 
 1. Den l)ocf)ileii (SraD au^DriicfeiiD, bejeict)* 
 nenD. — degree of comparison, [®railini.] 
 Der l)b(i)\\e ©teigeningegraD, ©nperlatiu. 2. 
 (Dem 3{ange nad)) i)i><i)\1; (bal)er) t)'o<i)H, 
 fiberiuiegeiiD, nnfiberirefflirt), podfoinnien. 
 
 Superlative, *. Der l)5it>tte (5)rab; 
 ((^)rninni.] Der ©iiperlatiu, ^odifii ©leigo 
 riiiigSgraD. 
 
 Superlatively,sdper'lalivle,ar{v. 
 I. Den I)5i1)(leii (i)rnD ansD iicfeiiD, im ©upcr» 
 larii'. 2. im Ijijc^jlen (arnDe, uberanS, uber 
 Die 9Kagen. 
 
 Superlativenes8,suplr'lativnes, 
 *. Der l}ii(^i1e (iJraD (Dn^ 'iU(lcrl)iHl)ifc). 
 
 Superlucratiou , superlukrA'- 
 shun, (u. lac. lucrum) i, t Der lUbtr\\i)U$, 
 retiie ®eii'inn. 
 
 Superlunar, suplriu'nar. ) 
 Superlunary, oupeiitiuare, y 
 adj. fiber Dem -WioiiDe beftiiDiiit, ubcrirDifcJ) 
 Superineate^ super'meate , ■;. a. 
 fiber IC. t)iiiaii^ geljen. 
 
 Supermundane , sdpermun'- 
 dine, adj. I'iberiueltlid). 
 
 Supernaculum, 'upcruSk'ulum, 
 (I. super u. gijagel) «. To drink -, auf ein 
 Oidgleiii trinfen , Die ^iagelprobe trinfea 
 (cein au^trinfen). 
 
 Supernal, suplrn'al, (lat.) adj. 1 
 
 oberie), oben bcftuDIid). 2. i obcr, ^iuimlifcft. 
 
 Supernally, supem'aile, adv. von 
 
 oben, Droben. [aiU- oben fcl)miniiiieiiD. 
 
 Supernatant, supcrMAtant, (i.> 
 
 Superuatatiou, siiperuata'shuu, 
 
 *. Daf ,Obeiifd)iuiniinen. 
 
 Supernatural, supernat't-shural, 
 adj. iibernaturlid). — a((p. Supernatu- 
 ral! y. fibcriiattirlicf). 
 
 Supernaturalism, supemat'- 
 tthuralizm, t. [ Ii)e'>l.l Der ©upematiirai 
 115111111^) , Uebernariirgianbe. 
 
 Superuaturalne.*i8, suplmat'. 
 uhuialnes, t. Die Ilet>eniati\rli(l).'cit. 
 
 Supernuinerariues^, super- 
 iiiiuierarcnes, i. Die llebcrjal) igfeit. 
 
 Supernumerary , siipemu'- 
 meraic. adj. ubrrini}lig , iibiToodjoljlig. 
 
 Supernumerary, s- Die fiber> 
 iiit)lige 'iJJirfon oD. ©acl)C , Cer fiberial)lige 
 ©olDat, 55eanite k. 
 
 Superoxaiate , sdplroks alite, 
 J.- of potash, [(Fi;eiii.J liberjotiigtcs faiier» 
 rieefaureS ^ali. 
 
 Superparticular, suplrpariik d- 
 lar. udj. t-Jlriil)., «)3fii|'. u-.J iibertl;eili(j 
 i.':5irl)aiiiiifj :c.). 
 
FAle, far. fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, jot, 6fl, cl6fid. Tiibe, tub, full. tAin, Tllis. 939 
 
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 Superpartieilt, ouperplr'alieeiit. 
 mdj. [Urttt). , OUom.] riii SBtrljmriiiB \wt\n 
 ©rogen &e)fid)nenD , ^^^ bit rme tit anttrr 
 tiiitiinl i\nb iird) I'ibrrMeg mrl)r aU tiiici) 
 then eertVlbfii t»ti)int , ct>. ^rt tie tiiif bit 
 anbnt tint fleiuifie 91iij<ihl 'OWnl iiiiB nod) 
 ctiii'ii flliqiu'teii Il)(il ^er^eIb(ll eit[t)nlt. 
 
 Huperplant, ku'perpiant. t. f Mr 
 ©ct)'iiiirii9fn'fliiiiie. [». f ber UcberfrtiiiB. 
 
 Sup«^rpllisa]t;e, superplusldje. 
 
 Superpoiiderafe , superpnn'- 
 derite, r. a. -f MDcnviegeii , fiber bif '^Kii' 
 ^e(n) ivieqen. [u. I)er uberfroeii 
 
 Supc^rponderHte, v. n. f b>>i 
 
 Superpose, siipe>poze', v. a. fiber 
 K. leoeii , I'l^eii. 
 
 Superposition f nuperp&iKli'un. 
 «. I. bai llebfrriiiniibi'rlfqfn, lUbereiiiiinber- 
 fr^en, lUbereiiiniiberbo'tfeii, bie llrbereiiiaii' 
 fcrrleguiig, Superpi'iitipii. "i. ttwai uber oD. 
 nut ftiun* "Jliiferftii iilf(lelI^«6. 
 
 Superpraise, tupirpriit', e. a. 
 uber bie 'W.iBiin' lobeti. 
 
 Superproportlon, *iiperprA- 
 por'»liun.3 bn6 iiberuiiigige, ubrrjleigeiibe 
 SJrrhiiltnig lUbeniiiiB. 
 
 Superpur^ation, aiiperpurgi- 
 •iiun, «. bic ubcriiio^ioe '^biiit;ruii(] , $iir> 
 call}. 
 
 SuperreflectioUf kuperreflek'- 
 ahuii, <■ bt-r 2Dieberr(t)riii riiief )itni(f(]e> 
 flmlilten Q3ilbf6, bat nu(t)tualiae 3>>ru(fflrAi)> 
 leii, ^erfiberilrnhl'ii- 
 
 Superreivard « ii'iperr^wird', 
 ». a. fiberningin. fiber bicinfagedii belot^iieii. 
 
 Superroyal, nlpcnoe'ai, adi. 
 (tpi'cgr.) flri'Oer al6 bii« 9{oi)iiipnpier ober 
 ^onifl^pnvier, riiv'frri?i).i(. 
 
 SuperNaiieUCy* superti'leami, 
 «. t b>i* ©vriiigeii out tit\tn fflefleiifliiiib, 
 9liirTprin()eii , lleberiVrmgeii. 
 
 SuperHaiient, kuplrki'lelnt, adj. 
 •iif'priiifienr , niif (5-tiun6 iVriimeiib- 
 
 Supersait, i>upei>.^ii, «. [Sljem.] 
 tin <6()1), bo£ ein llrberiu>i@ an <3aure enc> 
 ^alt. [rite, P. a. [Cl)em.] fiteriVutigen. 
 
 Supersaturate f superKactxini- 
 
 Supersaturation, •upenat- 
 tsliuii shun. «. [diKin] bie llebcriattigtiiii]. 
 
 Superscribe^ kuperskriue'. dat.i 
 r a. iiberid)reibeii , abrefftren , batuber 
 fd)rfibcn. 
 
 Superscription, supemkrip'- 
 siiiiii, «. i. biM lUbrnVtreiben. 2. bie llebers 
 frt)r,fr, »!ltifrd)rifr, 'Jlbreffe. 
 
 Supersecular, si^pertlk'ki^lur, 
 adj. librriveirlid), I'iberirbiiVt). 
 
 Supersede, »up«rtide', (I.) c. a. 
 (biird) bbl^ere Weiunlt) iiidjtig, iimrirffaiti, 
 utiiifitj, librrffiiifin, iiniii)tt)ia nia(tci) , bei 
 &rite fil^eii ; aiiff^ebeii, iingfitci)) nia(f)eir, 
 fliTirtn, nbrcijeii , niigcr Dieiiil feocn; eiii> 
 tchf M ; niiSir^rii , niif|(<)iebeii ; VJit<t)t6\'vt.] 
 niti- l)alreii, iiiuerliif|'t-ii. 
 
 I'o siipenede Hii order, eiiieii ^rfel^l 
 ii<l)t I'Dltiiet^rii, ben SSi^njiig eiiieS ^t\et)li 
 iKfutiiebfii. 
 
 Supersetleas, •uplrs^dcas, «. 
 
 (i»(rd)tfiVr.) ber (i-iiiljalt, G-iiitra<j, bie 3ii. 
 
 I)ibiiii>ii. Writ of -, em GJiruhtfbffei)!, tuc" 
 
 iicd) btr (5-iiif)iilr eiiies (jortd)tlid)fii 25iTtaI); 
 
 tilt btiuicri ivirb, bir ^niimiutieiVriid^, 
 
 SUP 
 
 bn« £icmnmng*iirthci(. 
 
 Supersedure, supev»id'jure, «. 
 
 bie ■Miiefr^iinij; bcr (»-iiil)aIt. 
 
 Supersensible, •uper«eu'i«i>l. 
 lulj. liiu'i-rniiilid). 
 
 Supersession, tupliseshun, $. 
 Die ^linJicijiiiiij, ber ■Hufiitub; einljalt. 
 
 Supertare, tupertire', «. i:^oiibei] 
 fie ^toiipertara. 
 
 Superserviceable, Nuperser'- 
 vesabl, adj. t ubermebeii bieii|lffrtig. 
 
 Superstition, superkiUiiuu, ((.> 
 *. 1. ber 'JlberflUnibe. i. pi. -s, obergliiu. 
 bifd)e :paiibliiii(jeii, 9{eli(ju n«Gfbrmid»i:- 3. li 
 ber ■Uberijlaube , Orrglaiibe. 4. bie 'HenfliV 
 iidjffit, aiifl(llid)e 6Je»plffciil)afiiflfeit. 
 
 Superstitiouist, »uper*tish'ua- 
 i*t, *. btr ill'erglaiibi|d)e. 
 
 Superstitious, super«iiih'us, adj. 
 
 1. oberjlaiibig, aberijlaiibiftt. "i- aiigillid) 
 (lUljii 9etuiffeiil)aft;. 3.bliiibijel)oriain. Shak. 
 — ado. Superatilioualy, nberolaubifd) ; 
 
 Superatltlou* n«e, [9itd)ti(vt.] bie 
 Seiiiitiuiig eiiie^ fflruitbilficff ju eiiieiii reli= 
 tjiot'rii 3)ve(fe ob. voii <Seiteii riiier oeiOlid>cii 
 Ji6rpmd)afi. 
 
 Superstitlousness,iti!lperkttsii'- 
 ukiies. «. bai ^beri]iaubi|'d)e, ber ^2lber: 
 (jiaiibe. 
 
 Superstrain, supenlrine', p. a. 
 •J- fiberfpamien (ju iveit aiiSbeljiieiu. 
 
 Superstratum, *dperi>iri'tuai. 
 $. eiiie uber eiiier niiberii ob. nui etivae aii: 
 brrni lirgeiibe <2d}id)>. 
 
 SuperstruCt, nuperstrukt' , p. a. 
 t I. uberbatieii, I'lbtr ob. nufdriuat bnueii. 
 
 2. i (upon, oil) errid)reii (aup, bniieii (auf> 
 Superstructiou, siiperittiuk' 
 
 sliiiii, «• bie tU'berbaiiiiiio, ber obere iUaii, 
 lleberbiiu, '.±> ba6 caiif em Diiifl errict^teu^ 
 ®ebaiibe. 
 
 SuperstruCtive, superstrukliv. 
 adj. ubtrbaiit, (nut envo* >Jliiberc6i erbaiit. 
 
 Superstructure, supeiMrdk - 
 
 t*lii\re, «■ 1. d'. Sii pers tr uct ioii> bet 
 llebi tbait , ubere SB.iii , bas OJe biiube. 2. j 
 b>i» C^ebaube , (ou; bui tuif tc. erric^tecr 
 OJfbaube. 
 2. To ere> t '>u that fouudailon the super- 
 k true ture of science. Wkbsteh 
 
 Supersubstautial, supeikutj- 
 sian'^hal, adj. iiirl;r iiis mi'fi-iitlut); ubic: 
 t)aut>ar, ubertriebeii (jriiiiblid); iiberilorf, 
 ubirt'ei^ (fibertrieben aeiiau, fpii^finotg. 
 
 Supersubtle, superkUtll. adj. 
 
 Supersulpiiate, Duperkuitate, 
 «. [dijtm.i i'd)ii>etciriuire6 tSaij mit eiiicni 
 Ueberma^ ppii ©lUire, fiberfit)wi'ftl|"aiire£ 
 ©'111. 
 
 Supersulpliureted, sdparHur- 
 fuieied, aiij. [6'i)riii.J iiut ciiieiii lUberuiapc 
 iH>ii irt))ucfil I'lrbiiiiben. 
 
 Supertartrate , supertaitrite. 
 t. lO'ljoiii.] - of p..i.i!.ii, Cft iBfiii|li-inrrti)iii. 
 
 Superterrene , supeitcneue'. 
 adj. liber bfiii iJoDni I'ber ber (irbe feieiib, 
 bifiiiPlirt), ubrnrcii'il). 
 
 Superterrestriai, Kupeneiro*'- 
 triai. iidi- iiDcnrcirdj. 
 
 Supertouic, supenoiiik.t. riOfuf.] 
 Dec iioer ber l\>mti\ |iel)ruDc luu. 
 
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 Supertra^ical, suplrtrad'jekal, 
 
 adj. litsr bie ■i))iab'f(n) trmjnit). 
 
 Supervacaneous, supeivaki'- 
 iiiuH. (lat.) adj. liberjlurMg, unnpcljig. gaiij 
 uergtbtid) ober iiiiiiii^. — udv. Superva- 
 ca'ncoukly. ubiTjlfii'ilg , iiniiorljig. 
 
 Supervacaueousness , kA- 
 pervak^'iieiisnes. *. bie Ui'bfrflfirfigfiit. 
 
 Supervene, supervene', (I.) V. n. 
 1. (no(b) bajii ober l)iii}ufpni>ncii , (to) t)in< 
 iufctunien (jii). 2. iiiU'eriniitljet baju obet 
 ba}ivir4)eii foiiiniei) (iiberrafil^eii, uberrum* 
 pel ID. 
 
 Supervenient, xuplrve'nient, 
 adj. l)miu(oiiiuieiiD, nott) ba^it fummeiib, 
 (10) Ijiiijiifomnteiib (\U). 
 
 Supervenient oath, ber beigrfijgte 
 (jib. To be - to .., fjinjufonmieu (ju). 
 
 Supervention , superven'xhuu , 
 t. I. ba? jpmjiirommeti, bie I>aiutuiifc. t. 
 t bie lUbcrriird)iiiig. 
 
 Supervisai, stlpervizal, ) 
 
 Supervision, Mipei vizir un.^ 
 bie •iiitfi'idjr, >Dberauffid)t. (•WiifTidjt. Shak. 
 
 Supervise, tupervl<e', «. t I>>e 
 
 Supervise, v. a. i. in ^iiffutt 
 hiibeii, beaiirT(d)tig(ii, bie ^lutTid)t fiber zc. 
 fiiljren. 2. ii'tfber fiberfeljeii, biird)|VI)eii. 
 
 Supervising, bie <Jluti'((^C ; X>livd)fi<t)t, 
 cof DiiritrflKn. 
 
 Supervisor, tiipervi/.ur, 4. bet 
 iliifiVtjfr, Cber.uit'iV^er, 95or|1ctjer, 3iiipef« 
 tor; (ill riigerer iJebeurimg) a) ber 'Jluficljet 
 liber bie >ilriiicii bei ^ird)iViel6. b) ber3i'tt» 
 iiupeftor, itoiirrDdeur, ObeteiiuitljUier; 
 \2nra0tiiiiirpeftor; 'Jlciifiinpefror. 
 
 Supervive, supervive', r. n. t 
 fibrricbeii. 
 
 Supination, siipenA'thuN, (iat.)<. 
 
 1. ba~ i;iiiien nut bcm Diiideu. 2. [^itiint.J 
 bile 'XiicfiPiui^beugeii, bie^J(ii(tiuartebre[)>int|, 
 3iiriicfUi'ugiiiig. 
 
 Supinator, siipeni'uir, «. [3(uat.] 
 bcr 3hutiiMri6bret)i'r, 3'iriirfbfiiger. 
 
 Supine, suplue', (|,u.; ad). 1. ailf 
 bem •Xiirfcii lugfiib ; rficfiuartij gi-ftrerft , jiu 
 rurfgtiel)ut. 2. i Iiiiilfl, nndjlaii'ig, irage, 
 lOrgicS. IbaS iSiipiiiiiiu. 
 
 Supine, supine. (I.) t. [(^ratnin.] 
 
 Supinely, supinele, adv. I. aiif 
 feni 'JCutfrii liegeiib, rficfliiig*, nirfiuarrS ge« 
 ilri'rft. 2. i lamg, iiad)i.iing. tr.ige, forgloS. 
 
 SupiueneSS, supine ues. s. 1. bilS 
 
 giegeu nut bem iKiirffii, Sfiirfiunrreiiigen. 
 
 2. J bie SiiiTigfeit, ^indjlafugfeit, 'irngi}eit, 
 Sorglojlgfeit. [nenehs. 
 
 Supinity, supin^te, t fiir Supi- 
 
 Supp»j;°e, kup'pidje, t. t eiivaj 
 Sd)iiiribarej. 
 
 Suppedaneous, »uppedii'ueus, 
 adj. iiiittr b II iyiiOcii brfiiicitd). 
 
 Suppeditate, supped delJite, (1.) 
 V. a. 10 - any one with .., (jlliril I'lTfeljetl 
 luir jc. , c^ (S-iiu'in cerrdjaffen , barreic^eu , 
 (iiiu'ni (ytiuiif nil bie 3?aiib gii'tii. 
 
 Suippeditation,Mipiied<ieta'shua, 
 I. t bic Dnrn'irt)tiiig, •2>mi1).\iTiiug. 
 
 Supper, sup'pui , (fr. »ouper) «. 
 iai -JlBeiiOfffeii, 'Tinc^rriTt'ii, bie 'JlbciiDmnl)li 
 jeir. [iunl)l, 5iad)ruinl)l. 
 
 The Lords supper, bnij tjeili.jc >Mbeiib» 
 
 Supper-board, --tubie, bec llfc^ 
 
9-10 Fate, far. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, move. n6r. aot. oil. cl^rx}. TiiJie. tub. full i//iii I'Mis. 
 
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 jiini Qlfeenbeffen. — canterbury, eiu ®e> 
 (Idl, tai tiirtii iicbeii citieii lifrt) (supper- 
 bo aid) fle[(t. — time, tie ©ffeu«jeit nui 
 aJCciif, 3cit juiii 9Tnct)feiTfn. [3^be^^cffell. 
 
 Siipperless, siip'puills, adj. rljue 
 
 Supplant, siipplaiii', (Ia(.) v. a. i. 
 ©iiicni em 93ein jledeii oDer uiitcvi'd)laijcii. 
 2. i a) Qiwtn I'crCirniiflcn (in. in), rttif fledjcn 
 (turieii, J nii6 tent ©nrtel I)e6cn, ©inem ciii 
 58<iii flellcii o^. iinterfc^lnflcn. b) (6ie %utd)t 
 ic.) rerfvniiflen. 
 
 SlipplnniatiOIIf supplanti'slmn. 
 «. (i) Dne 9liif flccf)en , Me iBerbrnngimn. 
 
 Supplauter, $uppiant'ur,«. Oilier, 
 ber eiiifiii Sliiberii ein Sein (lefU, (u. i) il)ii 
 nii^ilifht , oerbrangt. 
 
 Supple, sup'pl. (fr. sonple; arm. 
 soiiblat) «(<;. 1. T biegfnm, jjclenfig, fle^ 
 frfintfibifl, beiinfnni, gcliiib; (u. Zljhtm , 
 ©lieberii) gei'djiiieibig , gelenf, flcleiif ig , gc; 
 Ifitffiitii. 2. i a) gcfd)mci6ig , nnrt)giebig, 
 tiegioin, iiiiflfnfjrig. b) friec^ciib. c) bifgiam 
 cbfr gffcbtueibig mncbeiib. Shar. 
 
 To make tlie will supple, bell 2Bi(ICIl 
 briigrii. - jacks, 913finret'en (aU ©pnjicr; 
 (lorfe;. K - horse, eiii gelenffnmefi iiiib nii 
 nflrii f&rperlid)fn ©eivegiingcn entbiinbenee 
 ^^"l•r^. [liniie. 
 
 Supple-jack, [f8pf.] bie ^eterftiieii; 
 
 Supple, i>. o. 1. ? bifgfnni, gi'rcf)tnci: 
 big nMrf)i'ii. 2. 1 bifiiuim, gfr(f)niuieig, nact); 
 (jiebig nincficii , (ben 5S3ifIen) bciigen. 
 
 Supple, V. n. btegfntn, gefc^meibig 
 ttcrben [fd)ttieibig luerCen. 
 
 To supple into Koftness, ivetd^ t|. ge^ 
 
 Supplement, snp'plemlnt, (M.) 
 §. 1. bie(5-rgniijiimg, ber3u(n$, 9Inhniig, (to) 
 bft gfnc^trng, tai (Supplement (ju); bic 
 SBcilnge; [®fom.] bie Grgflnjung (cine? 
 95ogen«). 2. f ber SBorrntfj. 
 
 Supplement to the gazette, ber © tip-- 
 (jltmeat ju ber 3«'t"i'g» bie SSeitnge. 
 
 Supplemental, suppl£nient'al,u. 
 
 Supplementary, supplemen'- 
 tare, adj. crgnnjenb. (Srgmijunge .., Sup: 
 plement . . , ©iippfenientdr . . . 
 
 Suppleness, Kup'plnls, «. i. ^ bif 
 ©iegt'omfeit, ©efdjnieibigfeit, Oefenfigfcit, 
 ©ercnftjeit, (Selenffnmfeit. 2. ± bie ©efc^niei: 
 bigfeit. 
 
 Suppletory, «up'pletur4, adj. n-. 
 flSnjenb, erfe^enb, (Jrgan}iing6 . . . 
 
 Suppletory, *. bie ©rganning. 
 
 Supplial, Nuppli'ai, «. t bie ^b^ 
 Iji'ilfp, aSefricbigiing. 
 
 Suppliance, Kuppli'anse, «. t bie 
 Diuier (5l^rt^nlIer); (nnd) 91nbern) bie '3Iii«.- 
 I'uJlung, Rnrjiucif. Shak. 
 
 Suppliant, sup'pleant, (fr. SH3., o. 
 :.) adj. flfl)en^, bimutfjig birtenb, bemurf)ig. 
 
 Suppliant, *. ber 95itfcnbe, 5Bitr= 
 .tefler. (ffehfiib, nnf cine benii'irtiige SEDeife. 
 
 Suppliantly, sup'plcantle, adv. 
 
 Supplicant, sup plikant, adj. (le< 
 jcnb, bfrniuhig bittcnb. 
 
 Supplicant, «. ber benn'itfjig 93it: 
 ;ciibi', 5?irt(1efler, ^Bitti'cfjreiber, ©upplifnnt. 
 
 Supplicate, sup'plikite. (I.) v.a. 
 I. nnflflu-n (beniiithtg bitten). 2. (on) f)fr. 
 tbjlofien (Si-gen k. nnf...). 
 
 Supplicate, v. n. firben. 
 
 Bupplicattou, sdppleki'sliun, «. 
 
 SLP 
 
 1. tcii 9Infl:cf)cn, flehcMi, bie bemiittiige, flf: 
 I)entlirt)e »itre. 2. One ?Infl«f)en , Pcniiii^ige 
 (ijebei (to, \\\ (Jjottjc). 3. [xim. &t\&).] pi 
 offiMirlidje ®ebetf, ©upplifarronen. 
 
 Supplicatory, sup'plekatuie. adj. 
 flcl)en&, beiniitl>jg. 
 
 Supplier, suppli'ur, «. (Jjner, ber 
 oerfd)nffr; (of) ©mcr, ber mit ic. uerficht, 
 ^tu'ne luifbcr gut niacftr, oCer getnnrt)! l)nt. 
 
 Supply, suppli'. (Iilt. siippleo) v.a. 
 1 evgmiji'M, bn^ (Jc'j'i'i'f"! n(it1)rcJ)iepeii, nnrt); 
 sat)ki\, jiirct)icgen; (in !iiiid)ern) iinrt>tnigen. 
 
 2. erfe^en, a) fur jc. (S-rui^ gnunl^ren. b> 
 ((Jineg) Srefle iiiiefHi'len ober I'lTtreten , nn 
 Siatt (einer ©nd)e) bienen. c) nuffiidoii 
 (tine ©tefle), befe^en. 3. ((SriuaS) geiuni;ren. 
 (Mirt^ irgenb ein 'Wittei) i'erfd)iiffcn ; an bie 
 X>nnb gebcn; liefern; to - any one wuh... 
 &iufni ©tiuftfi liefern , iterfdjnffen , ©ine n 
 uerfffjcn niit . ., ucriVrgen niii . ., (S-inem 
 iiii6f)elfcn mit... 4. (einem ©eburfiiiiTe to 
 nbljelfen. 
 
 To supply any one's place, 3^'"d"bf 
 ©tefle erif t5i'n. Nearer care s u p p I i e > 
 siglis 10 iiiy breast, naifere ©orge i'cr|iel)r 
 incine ^ruil mit ©eufjern. To — wiili pro- 
 visions, DcrpnH'inntiren. Yet. to - the ripe 
 wants of my friend, bO(f), iseil mein greUllC' 
 e^ bringcMb brautt)t. 
 
 Supply, t. I. bie Oiefernng; ^rgmij 
 jung, e-rfe^ung, Qlbijolfnng; S8er|larfuii(] 
 ^ulfe, ©cifteuer, ber 93eitrag, 3ufdiUB; ber 
 ©tefh'errrcter, (u. ilber.h.) eine ©rttfje, mo-. 
 buret) eine anbere mnngelnbe, nbiuefenbe er^ 
 fe^t luirb; ber SSorrntf) (of, uon, nin; 9tnd): 
 fd>u§ (bae nnd)ge}nl)Itc ®erb jur C-rgflnjung 
 einer geiuiffcn ©nmme); (of) bie &rgnn}nng 
 (an), ber 3ufd)ug (nn); [rJRar.] ber 35ur: 
 rntl) I'Pn (©d)iff«i) <|Sroinnnt (bie ajeruirgung 
 bnmit, bn6 ©inneijmen beffelben^; [^nnbcl: 
 pi. Supplies, 3uful)xen, 3iiffu^ uon 
 SBaaren. 
 
 Tlie army has ample supplies of 
 provision.s and munitions of war, Die Qlrmec 
 ^nt gro0e «JJ?unb< unb .ftriegftnunition6uor: 
 r(itf)e. To receive a — of men, money, 
 provisions, SSerfidrf ting , Smcfjug an ®el?, 
 finen nenen SBrrrnth i>pn Seben^mitteln er^ 
 tjalten. Fresli -, l^JItlit.] frird)eO)f(iniir(()nft, 
 Iruppcn. - of waier. ber SCnfTerprouiant. 
 Customs etc. constitute the supplies ol 
 revenue, SoUt jc. bilben bic Cliictlen biT 
 ©ront^einfiinfre. A daily - of food, bir 
 notfjige tnglidje 9?iif)ruiig, nothige ^Jinhriing 
 niif flfle Ifige. [Pie ^rganjiiiui, 
 
 Supplyinent, suppii'meMi , «. f 
 
 Support, stjppArt'. (lat. Nupporto) 
 
 V. a. 1. i ftfi^iMi , unrrriiri^en ; trngeii , ImI: 
 ten, fd)n)ebriib erhiilffn. 2. t i^ineii, riiir 
 ?partei :c.) untcrilfi^cn; iititcrhiilren ; erlnil 
 ten; nnf)ren, (liirfen; (finer ©(id)e) fim-n 
 9Iii()n(tpnnft gcbi'ii , (fte) ftiiijen; aufrcdn 
 ()nlren (bicXDnlirhcit lo; nufricf)teii (©ineii). 
 3. i a) trrtgen, errrngen , nii#hiiireii,-i>frrrni 
 gen. b)trfigen, errrngen (©d)mrri 20. ol 
 trngen (!lpflen, I'lirtcn, 9lbgabeii to. d) be: 
 ^aiiptcn, pcrt()clbigeii. e) [Ifjcnter] (gut) 
 fpiclen (niiffuhren, biirdifYibren). f) uiirer- 
 hnlten, erfjalttn, ernnbrfn; to - one's kelt. 
 Icbcn, fid) erijoltcn, n<t) crnnf)ren, (upon, on) 
 Ifben (ppu). 
 
 To kupport the courage or spirits, ben 
 
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 SWutf) flnfrttftt Ijnften. - arms! [«IRilit.] in 
 Qlrm ®eiucl)r! To - the cliaracier of king 
 Lear, ben .Kil^nlg 2eat (gut) miid)en. To - 
 a war, a coute.\t, a debate, eincn .^ricg, 
 ©trtit, eine Debotte nnterljnlteii. To -life, 
 Pas Si'beii erhalren. To — an intense lieat, 
 line groge ipitje nufljalten. To - a good 
 cliaracter, einen giifcn ^nrafter erljnlicn. 
 To be able to — one's own cause, feinc 
 ©fld)e, fid) fe(b|T lu-rtljeibigen founeii. To - 
 itself, fid) (im 5)>rcife JC.) t)a[tei\ , ftcJ) be« 
 haiipten. 
 
 Support, s. 1. bii^ ©tii^en, Untrr> 
 Milken; Me ©tii^e, .^altiing, bee 2i3t5crl)alt. 
 i. t a) bie i?uife, ber 35fiOtmb, bie ©tutje, 
 llnterrtutiiing; '3lufred)tf)aitnngi e-r^altiiiig 
 (Per ®efuntt|)eit to; Uiiterljoltung, JBcrfor* 
 gnng. bj ber llnterhalt, Cebeneunterljalt. 
 
 Food is tlie support of etc.. Die iKrth* 
 rung crijait, unterlialt bie ic. Oxygen or 
 vital air lias been supposed to be tlie — of 
 heat in the blood etc. . noni D,rl)geil l}at 
 man lu'rmiitljet, er unterljatte bie SBartne 
 iin 33lurc ic. 
 
 Supportable, supportabl, adj. 
 
 1. iinteniiiijDar, uiitcrflii^t tuerben fpnneiiD. 
 
 2. ertniglid), leiDlicf). 3. behnuptel, uertljei> 
 Digt merben filMinenb, fid) bel^niipten obec 
 ueribeibigen laffciib. 
 
 Such insults are not supportable, 
 uMd)e 93cfd)inipfungen , 93eleibigungen fann 
 man uid)[ ertragen, fann man fid) nid)t ge< 
 fallen la([en. 
 
 Supportableness , support'- 
 ablnes, t. 1. bie UiirfriTii^barfeit, gal)igfeit, 
 nnteriluQt luerPen ju fonnen. 2. bie ^rtragi 
 lid)feit, «eiPlid)ffit. 
 
 Supportance, support'lnse, i 
 
 Supportation, support^'sbdn, ^ 
 I. t ba6 ©fiitjen, bie ©ti'i^e. 
 
 Supporter, support'ur, «. 1. eine 
 5)}eriDn, bte iln^t, imtertlii^t, ber llnter» 
 llii^er. 2. bie ©rti^e: fcftlrager, tai ®c» 
 fted; [9lr(t)it.] pi. bie Xrager, 91tlantcii, 
 Jlarijatiben. 3. i bie ©tii^e, ber llnteritit' 
 $er, S8ei|1anb, Irciler; (of> bie ©tit^e, bet 
 93ertl)eihiger (be6 H;rPiie« 10. 4. [>)»(«.] 
 pi. -s, bieDrurfer unter bent ^ra^nbulfen. 
 5. (ipcrnlb.] pi. -s, bie ©d)ilbl)altcr , 2Bap» 
 penl)aiter. [eine grp^e ©tii^e gen)a()renB 
 
 Supportful, siipp6rt'f&l, ad;, t 
 
 Supportless , supportlls , adj. 
 feinc ©tiige ()abenb. (t bie llnter(li^ung. 
 
 Supportment, Huppnrt'm6nt. s. 
 
 Supposable, siippo'^ahl, adj. purs 
 aiisgeffijr luerbcn fimnenb, porau^jiife^en, 
 anjuncl)men, jn oerniut()en, mut()magiicft. — 
 Suppo'sableness, «. bie 972utl)ma6Iicf>« 
 fcit. [an«fe$ung; 95crninrl)ung. 
 
 Siipposal, suppo'zai, s. '^' bie S8or« 
 
 Suppose, suppoze'. (lat. supponof 
 V. a. I. iHn-aii6fc^en , a) annef)men. b) (nl5 
 nprbii'rnPige ^ebingiing uerlangeti). 2. (aid 
 aiifgcinadjt uorau^fe^rn) aniifljmen, itfr» 
 ••uiiljcn; bafur Ijalren , meinen , glauben, 
 luahiif n. 3. t unterrd)ieben (tine llrfunbe to. 
 
 Let us suppose the earth to be the 
 center of the system etc., nef)nien ivir «ii, 
 fetjen rcir nornne , bie ©rbe fei ber 9KitteI« 
 punft be« @pnnenfpftem« k. Supposing 
 it to be true, angenommen , poraufgele^r, 
 ee fei WA^t. - we did U not, gefe$t, H>i* 
 
fklv, far. (all. fat. Mf. i. • I in^. tin. .\'6, move, ii6p. gof, 6f/. c\6(id. Tiibe. tub. It^ll. t/)in. THis. «J J t 
 
 SUP 
 
 tl)fltfn ti nid)t. Supposing it were, Qt-. 
 fe^t, ti matt. Supposed, ()c^ad)t, Qt-. 
 (Jlnilbt, fd)ti\\bar. They are merchants, I -. 
 tt luerben woJjl Snufleute feiii. It is to be 
 supposed, man fann, txirf nnnet)iiieii. 
 (Tell false Edward), thy supposed king. 
 
 Suppose, *. t fie SScroii^re^una. 
 SuppOSCr, siippo'zur. s. 1. &(iur, 
 btx Qtwai vorauift^t, yertiuir^rt ic, bit 
 SBDriiiiSfc^iiitc ic. 2. + ^er 95eiri]g.r. 
 
 .<iuppo8ifion, kuppoxish till, «. I. 
 Ml- 93rrnii6re$uii(]i 93erniiitt)Uiio (^Jteiiiiiiig. 
 ^[jpotljeffi. 2. t Cie lliirerrdjicbimg. 
 
 Yet his means <<re in supposition, 
 cber I'eine TOittel fldjen nuf Uiijjfiuifftini. 
 
 Suppositional f suppo^txli'uiiai. 
 adj. l)i)ppthetifrt), MTiiiifgi'ff^f, niifleiipmnifti. 
 
 Supposititious y kuppdzii'kh'u*, 
 adj. I. eiiijjcbiltet, L'crineiiit ciiiigciiintiiiKiih 
 2. iiim'rgtrd)obcii (imntfct). 
 • Supposititiousness, suppoz^- 
 tish usne», *. t\e llimd)il}tit, htt 3ttn>ii<b/ 
 bn Qtwut untergirrd>i'brn irt. 
 
 SuppOSitive, silppoz'z^l'v , adj. 
 I'omu^fli'reijt. - ». fin tine Siippi'fltion, 
 93ociiti«iVt;uno bejeic^nenbcd, in fid) f(tiie0en> 
 tti ^'ort. Habbis. 
 
 Snppositlvely f suppoz'^iifvie 
 adv. iinttr ajiTfliificijiing, i>trniiitl)licfc. 
 
 Suppository, suppoz'i^turl, i. 
 l^ti.i M6 ©rul)li(iptd)en, ©tiiljljapflf in . 
 bie (5red)pifle, 9?rtrt)pi(le. 
 
 Suppress, siipprls', (fnt. supprimo) 
 c. a 1. uutertirucfen trine d'niponitiQ, eiii 
 5Bud), OJeri'itftt lo; bnmpfen, Ijinbcrn, ()eiii. 
 men; flopfen, ilrflen ; Ginf^ait tl}un; iiiriiitf' 
 l)iilfen (Me Stitiinte ic). 2. i'trrd)ivrigifn, 
 i'erheiiitlid)rn, ii^eglnffen, ubfrgrljen. 3. oiif^ 
 tjtbtu, nbrd)iiffni. 
 
 Suppression, nuppreshun, «. 1. 
 Me UnnrfriirfiiiigieiiiefiSliifriibr^, 0)eri"i(l)t^, 
 5Biid)«. trr iliJahrl^eir ic). 2. (>J)fcO.) bte 
 aSirilppfiing, ipiiiiniiing. - of urine, bie 
 .Cpaniperilnpfiing. 3. bie SBfrljfinilitfcmtg, 
 tl brrgeljtiiig, 95i"rfd)iupigniig ; (•oeiicfje S5ir. 
 t)ii»»ilid)ting ; ^Jtieiflffung, SBegMiTimg (eiiie# 
 2Dt-rref JO. 4. Me 'Jliif^ebiiiig. 'Jlb|"i1)>if(mig 
 
 Suppressive, RUppiesSfv. adj. I. 
 iinferPriirfeMD. 2. pcrittiDeigciib, perljeim. 
 Iid)enb. 
 
 Suppressor, suppres^ur, «. ^iner, 
 bcr QTiunt iiiirercriltft, perfdjiufigf, vtrtftimi 
 liitt, ber Untfrbrfirfer. (('OX'rD.j ritern. 
 
 Suppurate, sup'pdraie. (I.) B. n. 
 
 Suppurate, r. a. f jut S'ireruiig 
 bniigfii. 
 
 Suppuration, suppiiii'Mium, «. 
 ['TOer.] 1. bte ^iterung. 2. ber ^ittr. 
 
 Suppurative, sup'puraiiv, adi. 
 eirernb , eirererjeiigenb, ttrerniti(t)ciiD, eirec> 
 jiohenb. 
 
 Suppurative, «. bai &lteriin<if> 
 mitrel, f(ti'riiel)fnbe, f iterbrfBrbi-rnbc 'l)?irtcl. 
 
 Supputation, supputasliuu, d.) 
 f Me 9vc(t)niiiig, %ere(t)niing, ^ii^rrd)niing 
 ll(berred)nti)ig, 3ufAmi>itn}Al}Iuiig. brrllt'ber> 
 
 Suppute, suppdte', (Int. supyuto) 
 »• a. t rid)nen, bert(tnen, ftiiStectncn, I'lfet* 
 ted)iten, ubendjlngen. 
 
 Supra, ku pr2, (ill lat. JBrnsort = 
 
 SUK 
 
 above, over, beyond, uOer, Obftl, 
 I' r , J II I' r. , Ut - , mt.) luie cben. 
 .Supra-ciliary, supra-Mi'yare, 
 adj. iibfv ber 'Jliigi'raiiiie befintlict). 
 
 Supraiapsarian , supraiapsi - 
 
 rean. Ililb : 
 
 Supralapsary, supralap'saii. (i. 
 kupra II. l.-ip»us; atfj. l£t)eol.j beni ^iiiibeii- 
 iiille i'prl)crgi'ljenb. (ber ©iipralrtpriirier. 
 
 Supruiupsariau, s. [ ll^co .j 
 
 Supruillifndltiie , supramun - 
 (lane, iiat.i iidj lU'eriin'irlirt). 
 
 SupranaturaiiSHi, sdpranai - 
 ii»liuiaii«iu, t. [itjtvl.l ber iSupranatiiriv 
 lieindiO. 
 
 Supra-orbital, kiipra-{ir'bciui. 
 adj fiPct ber 'Uugenljoljie beftiiPlul). 
 
 Suprarenal, kuprareual, aiij. 
 liber beii 9iiereii bennciid). 
 
 Suprascapulury, »uprasiiap u 
 tare. aiij. u^er bun €<t)MlierbliUf beniiDiul). 
 
 SupraSpiuutUN, supraspini td'>. 
 (lot.) «■ I'iiiiiit.j ber Sct)iiUerM>utniii«rei. 
 
 Supravulg-ar, supravdl gur. adj. 
 ubtr boo (Sememe erljiibeii. 
 
 Supreuiacy, supr«masi. tfr. 
 »upie'iiiHiie) t. bie t)v(bflt Okmalt, Obergf 
 iviitr, Cbert;errrd)iift , @i<pr(iiiiUie; ((>'iitji.; 
 bie Dbrrgeivnit bee jtoiiig^ in ilirdjeiimd^eii 
 
 Oath of supremacy, (d'ligl J ber (l°i. 
 jiir ilncrreniiiiiig bir Obergemolt bee itiMiig 
 in ilir(t)eMrad)eii. 
 
 Supreuie, sdprime', (I. supremux) 
 iidj. I. ijocDile (ill ^ejieljiiiig niif iiitirbe, 
 (>)r)urtlt, 'JJmVljen), cberile, Doer ... 2. t)o<bilt 
 (gri>gte;; Drlironiinen, uniiberireffTK^. 3. ^ 
 l)Dd)fle (gr60te). 
 
 The supreme Being, bild tfbdfflt 
 Wtftn (®i>tt). The - court, bin5 Cbcnje. 
 v[(t)t. The - command, ber Dbfrbefel)!. In 
 that - degree , in jeiuili l)i'Ct)|]rll (Srobf . 
 The parliament of Great Brftiiin is - in 
 legislation i but tlie king is — lu the udnii- 
 uiktratioii of the goTernment, tuS '^iirlil 
 iiieiit umi 6)ro^brirniinirii uot bit t)o<t)Ht ge^ 
 fe^gebenbe, ber Bonig iiber bic ()oc!»ile abiiu 
 ni|lrntipe ®en)rtli <\\i6. (0Jfii6fiite(lerbini. 
 
 Su pre uie- pear, ( bri OJ.irtiierii J bii 
 
 Supreiuely,sui<reme Ie.a(<v.l}i?it|l, 
 nil l)o(l)ilen ©rabe, nm $6rt)|len. 
 
 He rates supremely, cr ubt bie t)i>(i^iie 
 GitwnM mi, t)at bie Dberljerrrdjiift. 
 
 Sur, «dr, (fr.) eiiie iBori'e^illbe, jii 
 roiiimtngejrgeii <\ui beni I. super, supra 
 =: over, above, beyond, upon, liber, 
 iiut, jeigt eine SBeriiiet)ruii>i ob. 3>ig<ibe <iti. 
 
 Sura«lditi«»n , suiaddish'uu, «. t 
 twai. brfonPer* bem iR.imen ^eigefi'igtee, 
 ber Snfiits, SSeifn^, SeiMiime. Shak. 
 
 Sur-ag-io, surajei, t. [^anbeij 
 ti<\6 Soprn^'Jlijio. 
 
 Sural, ku'rill, (11. far. sura) adj. 
 l^uar.] jtir ^iibe gel)5rig, 2Bnben . . . 
 
 Sural artery, Me iCaDeil|'(f)l>ignbcr. 
 
 Surance, shuranite, (tl'ir Assu- 
 rance) *. t bie ©ematirlciilnng, SBcrftcljC! 
 riiiii), SJi'irfli'itiift, Si(t)irl)eit. Shak. 
 
 Surantler, kurantlur. tfr. sur- 
 audouiiler) <. [ SBni^miVr.] ber ©■i^iVriepcl- 
 
 Surbase, surbise, s. [^Irc^it.] ber 
 jfrngeii, 9iniib ilber ber ®iifi*. 
 
 Surbaseil , kur'U»U , o^;. (iiieii 
 
 sua 
 
 .Stiiflen, 9tnnb uber ber SSafiS f)aitni. 
 
 Surbate, surbite', «. (lljiernrjeneif.J 
 ber ®rf)aben nni .^iife, bie ^iifuerbiiflung. 
 
 Surbate, surbAte', (it. sobaltere) 
 e- a. 1. [ Jljicrnrietieif.] niii $uff perle^en, 
 nn ber {Jleifttoeljle befct^abigen. i. eruiubeii, 
 tibnin rrn. 
 
 Surbated, surbi'ted. } 
 
 Surhaten, kdrbAtn, 5 '"'•'■"" ^" 
 5leiu1)U'hl<" berctjiiDigt. 
 
 Surbeat, i 
 Surbet, 5 
 
 t fijr S u r b a t e. 
 
 Surcease, lursise', v. n. * nuf* 
 l)pren ; ( from ) fit^ (titf)rtlieii (eiiiet @ii(t>e), 
 ■iblnffen (inni). 
 
 Surcease from any further troulile, 
 nindjr end) bnnlber fcine i£orge itifljr, feib 
 cefhnlb tiiibefrimiiiert. (jii g-iibe bringen. 
 
 Surcease, ». a. *' anfljSren nwd^tit, 
 
 Surcea.<ie, «. » I. ber\Wad)inB, G-in« 
 nnit, ©ridrtiiiib; *Jliiii"d>ub. 2. bns Quit. 
 
 SurclUtrife, sdrtshlrje-, (fr. ^.} 
 
 t. I. bie Iteberl.ifl (jn grcge i>n\1). 2. t bi« 
 lll•bfr(.^^llllg. 3. fie erl;oi;re aibgnbe, aii 
 Srriife fnr llnigehnng ber turd) tic ®tiet^t 
 beiliMimifii lilbgabfii. 4. [ip.inbelj bie lleber» 
 tijeiiirimg, lleberfurberuiig. 
 
 Surcharge o» forest. [Wedjr^fpr.J ta 
 5'ifl, bn eiiie (JJenieiiibe iiieijr SBiel) in beu 
 iBalb treibf, nl# fie brred)figt ifl. 
 
 Surcliarg-e, p. a. I. iiberlnben, uber. 
 i.ij^en, ju fd)iper belnben; (eine J^nnpncic.) 
 iibrrlnben. 2. i a) liberinben; jii |"e[)r pber 
 iiprf) ineljr ber^^roeren. b) [fTfedjtffpr.] jii 
 plel 93ie() in ben ajnlb, nuf em CSenicinbc* 
 jtritf treiben. 
 
 To surcharge one's self with goods, 
 [^(inberj (14) init SEBiinren ilberlnrcn, uer» 
 iletftn. (ner, ber fiberliibet «. 
 
 Surcliari^er, surtshar'jur. *. (J-i. 
 
 Surcing^le, »ur'singgi, (p. mr. ciu- 
 giiluni) t. 1. bie Uebergnrt, Obergiirt, ©nr» 
 teigitrt , ^nrfgiirr. 2. ber ©urtcl , Ueber. 
 gilrtel, Deibgilrrrl. [gilrret. 
 
 Surcing-led, sur's'iiggid, adj. ge. 
 
 Wurcle, sdrk'kl. (I. siirculus; *. tHi 
 
 5iei«, ber ©d)iJBling, 3iBeig. 
 
 Hurcoat, sur'ki'ite, *. ber (furic) 
 lleberrpff; [f^erlb.] ber 5[D.ippeiiro(f . 
 
 Surculate, xurkulate, unr.) v. a. 
 t bsi'd)neiben, nn«rd)neiben (53minu' ic). 
 
 Surculatiou, surkuli sijun, $. -f 
 iai 4lii«fi1)iieiben, S8erd)iieibcn. 
 
 Surd, siird, (Int. surdus) adj. ). f 
 tnnb. 2. i biimpf, nidjt gclj&rt iperbeiib. 3. 
 [?llg.) unmegbnr, irrnticnnl. - number, bie 
 Orrntionnljn^l. 
 
 Surd, t. [9I(g.] bie 3rrntioiintia(;r. 
 
 Surdity, surd'ete. *. f Me Inub^ri^ 
 
 SM|?e, shure, shuur, (fr. -sui i ndj. 1, 
 flcfeer, a) (fein Uebel jii beforgen l)nDeiib); ge» 
 ftdjert, permnfjrt; in ®id)erl;elt, niiper &et 
 fnhr. b) (upr ©efnlir rd)fi9enb , iM;iie ®e» 
 fnljr benu^t merben f&niieiib). c) unfitiiblict. 
 Shak. d) geiulg (iMPcrlnfilg , fed, ipnl^r, 
 roornnf ninn fid) prrinftcn fnnn;; perftc^ert; 
 (of) pcrfid)err, (einer <B(tA}e) geivig. 2. petf 
 fprodjen (p. ■>OTn6d)en to. 
 
 A sure payniasier, eiii giiter Scjafjier, 
 3ot)Ier. To play - game, em fidjerc^ Spiel 
 tpielen. (You are botlu -, Ccitte, poii bemn 
 man ^ic^re ju befiirit^ien \)at. Shak. To b« 
 
942 Fate. far. fall, fat. >Ie. met. Fine, fin. N6, niove, nor, jjot, 6?I. rlfjtid. Tube, tiil>, fnll. i//in. THi 
 
 8UR 
 
 nre of.., eincr®ad)e qtni^ fcm, yerfic^ert 
 fein , atmaS geiuig miffeii. Be - to do it, be 
 - you do it, thiiii Sie e5 bed) in. Be - not 
 to do it, tfjiiii ©if ee ja nid)t. He shall be - 
 to be laughed at, cr lV)ir& gciing OUfflflnt^t 
 lUCrreil. As - as I live, ober as I am alive, 
 fo mnl)r id) le&i. To be -, ci. be -, gnuiy, 
 fid)erlid), frdlid); D(;iie ,3meifel, i»<if)rt)attig. 
 Tliy kingdom shall be - to thee. |1 £)cin Rbt 
 nigrfirf) loII Mr tleibeii. To make - of .., 
 fid) finer e(id)e i'erfid)ern , i'erflet»i)Tetn. He 
 bade me make - of the bear, before etc., 
 ft l)ie0 mid) erfl c>en aSnrcii fnmjeii, cl)c :c. 
 To stand -, to be - of foot, fefl \let)en, it\i 
 nuf Ben gi'igeu fcill. I wish your horses 
 swifi and - of foot, id) iuiiiifd)e eiicrn ^frr.- 
 bcii ©d)nffligfeit iinD ftd)frii Iritt. Give all 
 diligence to make your calling and elec- 
 tion -, II fl^iit bcflo nutjt 5Jlei#, eiireii aietiif 
 imb G-nunl)luii<j foil jii tnod)fii. 
 
 Prov. Sure biiwl, - find. i»Pf)t I'mwnfjrt, 
 Difl fviunrt. [icnlirlid), rt)iie Sivfif""'- 
 
 Sure, adv. fid)er, fid)friid), juucrlamii, 
 
 Yes sure, /n frcilid), in, juiicrliirftfl- No 
 -. fid) iiciii! flfiuig nid)t! ^^offeii, ine giniib' 
 eiu Sliibcrfr! 
 
 Sure-card, f bfr Iiiflige aSriiber, 3f<b« 
 jjffcfle. --footed. fc|t, rid)frniifbfii Jiipfi'- 
 
 Surely, shilre'le, adv. fi(t)er, a) (Dljiie 
 fflctiiliv). bi gimig, fid)erlid), jui'trlnffiG- «J 
 lunljrlid), frfiiid). 
 
 Sureiiess, shure'nls, «. t bie <Su 
 (ftcrhnt, ®niiiei)cit, Siu'irliiiTicifeit. 
 
 Suretisliip, shure'teship, «. bie 
 SSiii'.iuDiiit. SBirbiirguug. 
 
 Surety, shuie'te. (fr. surety ; Int. 
 securitas) *. 1. bie ©id)crl)fit (ber 3ii|lo"b, 
 bn fin Diiifl iut eineiii llebel rid)ir ifl, ta 
 man bei cineiii Diiige 5?id)tf jii 6ifi'ird)tcii 
 fjnt; brr 3"ftni'b, bn fin Ding jiiucrlniTifl. 
 nd)fr ifl>; bie Qjeiuigljfit. 2. in^ 3fii<iiitg, 
 bie ^cftnrigiing, bit 95nvci#. ,3. [9ffd)t6fpr.j 
 
 a) bie ®id)crl)cif, aSErrid)friing , 33iirgi'd)iift, 
 ©cii'rthrlf idling, £niUiiMi ; SBfrfiif Ibi'irgfdjaft. 
 b)bfra5iirge, ®fm(il)rftnnnn; fflji'dx'elf'rirgc. 
 
 Know of a surety, that etc., || ba6 
 foflfl bii miffen, bng k. She cah'd the saints 
 to - , fie riff bie ^ciligrn )ii 3«i'g^" <"'• 
 Shak. - of (he peace, 19fed)tf ipr.j bicSSurgs 
 fd)nft fi'ir brn grifbcn (b. f). bng (Finer fi<t) 
 riif)ig i'er()nlte). To stand -, [^nnbcl] Del. 
 frcberc flel)rii. 
 
 Surf, surf. (f. Surge) t. 1. [gj?ar.] 
 bie !»rnnbnng; SSSicberfee. 2. [Oertl.] ber 
 aSoben fino# 9ll>}iig«, 9I61citnngfgrabcn«. 
 
 Surface, sur'fas, (fr. 523.) «. bie 
 £)berfl(id)f. 
 
 Surfeit, sur'f't, (u. fr. surfaire) 
 •. a. I. libirfilflf n , ilbfrlnben, ilacrfiitttrn, 
 uberfntrigen. 2. i a) (with; ilberlnben (tnit). 
 
 b) t rU'ermnltigrn. 
 
 My hopes, not surfeited to death, 
 •tand in bold cure, iiteinc iOpfFnnngcn, nid)t 
 biird) bie bnngc Sffrrgnie jerilort, h'i)(» 
 brri(T ihrrr CSknrMing entgfgrn. Sii*k. 
 
 Surfeit, v. n. fid) fibcrlnbcn, fid) 
 ibcrffTm, fid) liberfrfiTfii. 
 
 Surfeit, «. I. bit UrbrrioMing, Hf. 
 ♦frfiiflung (fti 9)ingfn«). 2. t bfr (Jret, 
 iibfrbni§. 
 
 To take a surfeit. fTd) ^ny 'S^n(\cn ubn-. 
 Abt'l> (^abril) Our tather lias laken hint- 
 
 SUR 
 
 self a - of the world, unfcrm i5iUer t|l bie 
 S35elt ucrleibet. 
 
 Surfeit-water, bai 0)?ngfniunf[fr, bie 
 TOogenrn^pfen. [ger, jJrfiTfr. 
 
 Surfeiter, sur'ritiur. «. ter©d)n)fi= 
 
 Surfeiting-, sur'fitting, adj. (Sffi 
 ermfdenb, efcltjflft. 
 
 Surg^e, siirje, (tat. surgo) «. (bef.) 
 ? 11. i bie <.i)ot)t) SBefle, 2Soge; ^olje See, 
 SBrniibiing. 
 
 Surge, ». n. 1. fcttmellea (o. gjfeere), 
 fleigen, l)ol)e SBeflcn rcerfcn, lUDgeii, lundeii. 
 2. [OKnr.J nbfd)rirfen, fd)rirfeii. 
 
 To surge at the capstern, taS urn iai 
 (Srtngfpid Inufenbe Slnfertuii, (i^ber niid)> bie 
 ^nbclaring niifrd)ri(feti. 
 
 Surge, V. a. [rJJfor.] f. obeii No. 2. 
 
 SurgeleSS , surje'les, adj. rill)ig 
 (u. gjfoere). [i. ber SCiinbarjt, O^I)irur(j. 
 
 Surgeon, >ur'jiin, (v. cliimrgeon) 
 
 Surgeon's scissors, bie 0«CiiUHt$: 
 ff^ere. 
 
 Surgery, sur'jerj, (nud) Sur'- 
 geonry) «. bie ^iiiibttr)eneifiin|l, 6l}i: 
 ntrgie. 
 
 Surgical, sur'jekal, adj. d)iriirgird), 
 munfiiritlift). [(u. 93icer jc). 
 
 Surgy, .lur'je, ftf/;'. lurgig, luiigcnb 
 
 SuricHte, xu'iekati'. *. (3oi)l.] u'ine 
 Slrt 2Biffe'). (nu'irrird), t'erbricplid) ; grob 
 
 Surlily, surleie. a(/«. griitnlid),riii|1fr 
 
 Surliness, kiirieiies, t. baf nmlere, 
 tm'irrifd)e SBefeii, bie aSerfriiglidjfeir; ©rob 
 I)eit. [ropf, SSriinimbiirt 
 
 Surling, surling. t. f ber (Saner 
 
 Surloin, f. Sirloin. 
 
 Surly, sur'le. (ID. swr, wri) adj. I. 
 finiler, miirrifd), grnnilid), fnuertopftrd), i'cr< 
 brifplid); grob. 2. ^ i rniil) (u. Snlrinfii lo. 
 
 Surinisal, surmizal, j. f fur Sur- 
 mise. 
 
 Surmise, surmi/e', (ni>rin. surmys. 
 surmitler; ft. sur U. niettre) t. bie 33fnnil: 
 tl)ung, 9J?iit()ningnng, (Jinbilbnng; bfr 91rg= 
 xwtyx, 3i(tt>n(i)t. (geringcu SBerbnd)* Ijiii. 
 
 Not upon small surmises. liid)t aiif 
 
 Surmise, i>. a. i<rrinutl)en, niiitl) 
 mngen, ftc^ einbilbcu, fid) in ben JJopf ff^en 
 argmij()nen, (i()iien. 
 
 As was surmised by a very learned 
 man, iDic ein |VI)r grlrfirrer ^nnii fid) fin-- 
 bilbete, uerniiirl)ete. £vil surmising*, |i 
 bjjfer 9lrgn)Dl)n. 
 
 Surmiser, surmize'ur, «. &iiier, 
 ber (iTiuaS i>erniutl)ct, nuitl)ningt, fid) ein-- 
 bilbet. 
 
 Surmount, surmount', (fr. snr- 
 monter) d. a. I. f f I'ibfrftfigen. 2. i a) fid) 
 erfjeben ilber ... h) (fnun^ I'ibfriTeiflfii, I'ibfr 
 !c. ijet)fn. c) ilbfrjTeigeii, libfnuiiiben (Sd)iuie; 
 rigfeiten). 
 
 That surmounts the reach of human 
 sense, tai gfl)t fiber bd^ Wng bf^ iiienfd): 
 lid)fn SBerilnnbefi , fibfrtltigt ben 53frfid) 
 bff :c. [adj. ubrrdiiglidi, librrmiiiblid). 
 
 SurillOlllltHble , sunnriunfalil. 
 
 Surmounted, sumioiint'cd. adj. 
 [fitrrlb.l fill nnbcre? ©rilrf iinniirtflbar I'ibfr 
 fid) hiiboiift. 
 
 SurmOUIlter, KurmniMifur. s.(^i: 
 nrr, ftv liiuT niuii •i!liibi-ni fid) frl;fbt, ©t; 
 mai fil'erilrigr, riDiriuiiibcr. 
 
 sun 
 
 Surmn.llet,surmul'i!t.«.[3(^t^i)pr.] 
 
 bie ■').Vrtriird)e (Mtillus barbatus). 
 
 Surinul(»t, siir'uiiiiot, s. [SmU] 
 bie SGiinbirrn^c, 9S3niiberiuniii5, grc^e ^IOiiib> 
 rntte. 
 
 Surname, silr'ninie, (fr. surnom) 
 i. 1. ber 3iinnnie, @)efi^Ie(^t«iinmc. 2. ber 
 3iinntne, 23eiiiame. 
 
 Surname, sumime', v. a. dintn 
 niit ciiicin 23einiiinrii cber Snimmen belegen, 
 jiibennmen, (Jiiuni eiiien !8fiiiiinien, Smun 
 men gebcn. [iSeinnmen ber ®rp0e. 
 
 W., s n r n a m e d the great, 2B., tnit beiH 
 
 Suroxyd, siiiok'sid. *. f tai, wai 
 I'ineii 3iir'i9 ihmi 0x1)6 entljalt, lai >£iiper« 
 o.rijb. [riipen.i):i)Cireit. 
 
 Suroxydate, suroksedate. V. a. f 
 
 SlirpasM, sur pas', (fr. surpasser) v. a. 
 iibcriTeigcii, lit'cri'djreiten; (in ) iiberrrpjfen 
 (on). 
 
 Perhaps no man ever surpassed 
 Wasliingtnn in genuine ptiii iotisni aiid 
 integrity of life. Webster. 
 
 The temple, much surpassing ihe 
 common praise it bears, tcr iempi'l , ivfit 
 frhnbcn fiber bat gen)oI)nIid)e Cm', Me imiu 
 iljm beiiegt. [uOirrrrttD.it. 
 
 SurpaKsalile, surpas'sabl. »<0°. 
 
 Surpass<iiig, surpassing, «<(/. trejf-- 
 lid), mrrrffflirt), iiii6nfl)inciib. 
 
 Surpas.^ingly, surpassinglc, adv. 
 i>orrre|fiu1>, luigcniein, nii£iiel;tufnb, niieiib» 
 lid) , niigennbeiitlid). 
 
 Surplice, surplis, (fr. surplis) «. 
 bnS (S()iirl)einb, Ibei fiUljiM. (i)eifilii1)enj ber 
 (El)orn)(f, bie ©tola. (rcn. 
 
 Surplice-fees, *. pt. bie ©tolgfbullr 
 
 Surpliced, surplist, adj. fin Qijvu 
 f)emb, cine Stiln trngenC. 
 
 Surplus, sur'plus, (fr. W., p- fat. 
 plus) *. I. brr Ufbfrreil, llebfri"d)ii6, ®iir< 
 pliif. 2. bie 3"gnbe, 3"liigc; ber 3nn"id)«. 
 
 In surplus, obenbrein, noc^ tia\u. 
 
 Surplusage, surplus idje,j. i.ber 
 llebcrfd)ii6, Ueberve|T, ©iirplii^; bie r))?fb.r» 
 bejal)lnng; bie SuQnbe, 3iil<ige- 2. [9{rd)t*» 
 fpr.] ein nid)t gernbe jur ^ad)t gel}origer, 
 uncr()fbli(^fr Uniilanb. 
 
 Surprisal, surpri'zlr; *. bie Ueber< 
 rnfd)nng (bai Ucberrafd)en, Ueberrafd)tiPtr» 
 ben), Ucberrnnipeliing, ber llebcrfad. 
 
 Surprise, surprize', (fr. surprise) 
 t. I. bie Ueberr«fd)nng (iiai Ueberraf(f)en, 
 Ue6errafd)tn)erben) , Ufbrrnimptlnng, ber 
 llrberfnfl. 2. f eine iierbcrfte ©d)ii(Tf'» ivorin 
 |ii(t) 9iid)t6 befinbff. 3. baS erdauncn, bie 
 JBeiirirjung , aSfrmuiibfrung , llfberrafd)unG. 
 
 By surprise, biird) einen UcbfrfafT, 
 bnrd) Ueberrumpelnng. To be in a -, flaw 
 nen, fid) Ofnuiinbern. 
 
 Surprise, v. a. I. i'tbprrnfd)en, fiber* 
 riimpfln, libcrfaden. 2. in STilnnneii fe^en. 
 To be surprised at . . , rrftauilt fein 
 liber . . , ilit ocnuiinbern fiber ... 3. beiliirjt 
 innd)f rt , I'trmirren. 
 
 Surprising, surprt'z'ng, adj. fiber> 
 rafd>fiib, fritniinlid), luniibrrbar. 
 
 Surprisingly, surpri'zingl4, adv. 
 fnlniiiilid) , jiiin (S-r|fniiiifn. 
 
 Surrebut, sunciiui', cu. sur ti 
 rebut) V. u. |9{fd)f#fpr.] aiit bie QuubrUi 
 plifatio (iiuioorten (i<. illagcr>. 
 
FA»*, far, fAll, fat. M4. met. Flnp. fin. >'A. m6.ve, nir, sj6t, hW, cMd. Trthe. tub, fn?l. t/zin. TMis. 043 
 
 SUK 
 
 Snrrebntterf surribut'tur, «. 
 
 [3?ed)tfiVr.i ^c6 filiifler* «U«troort nuf 6ie 
 £lun^nlWl^^fit' (GuiiiHiplif.itio). 
 
 Siir-reiuedf surrAnd', adj. u6rr> 
 jngt, nbflijcKit (v. ^ferten). Suak. 
 
 Surrejoin, surr^jSio', V. N.(9ie(t)tf< 
 fur. I nut til' Biiylif niitroprten (v ^Imirv). 
 
 6MrreJ«iinder)'«urrejniirdur, ». 
 [KfrtiffilVr.] bti S.li\qet6 aiiitiuptt nuf ^lc 
 J>uplif (iripltfatio). 
 
 Surrender, lurreH'dur, (altfr.) 
 r. o. (It mu6 •MnCfrn iE>anb« 06. fflfivnlt fle-- 
 tfii, (cinf Stnbt :c.) uberneben, libcrliefVrn ; 
 Ctin 5{erf)tK.) (iiitflebrn; flbttetiti; <np) ubcr- 
 flrbm (tine ©toft ic), (cin 9trd)t) aiiigebcu; 
 (bici'er @(brau(^ mit np ifl iiic^t ticrlid)!; 
 1 9?r(f)t^i>r. ] ubrtfleben; (to) uftcrocbcii, 
 fibcrliiiieii , nbfrcten (nil). 
 
 To aurreiider one's perton to . . . 
 fi(f> '6«'" tJ''""' »t.) frgfbfii, fi* ubfrflfbrii. 
 To - one'* »elf a prisoner, ftrt) flcfailflfM 
 (jebtn. To - one's self. I. ; lul) rracbrii, 
 fid) ubfrflfbfii. 2. f a) (to) fi(t) erfltbfii (bent 
 Cni>et IC). b) fi<t> aU jnfjUing^iinfnljifl nit. 
 fltbeii, gjnitfmut mnttxii, frin SSeriitt'.ieii 
 an feine QUaubiQtt Abtrettn, feine &utcx 
 Abtreten. 
 
 To surrender (he breath, <iiif()[TrM 
 |ll nt^mrn. To — an office, a place, cm 
 timt, tint Stefle nnffltben. 
 
 Surrender, v. n. fici) a^tbtn. 
 
 Surrender, i *■ Mr 
 
 Surrendry, »unr«n'dri, -t^ltcbrr: 
 (Abe (to, on), (Jrfltbuiifl , Urbnrlieferun.i ; 
 ba< 9tufocben, bit lt(ber<tnbr, Slbcretting; 
 {9{r(i)t£rpr. j - of a bankrupt, bie @u(tr> 
 obtretung cin(« ®emi;iiif(t)ulbner«. 
 
 To make an entire surrender of our- 
 •eWes to God, fid) (4ott gnu) ergeben. 
 
 Surrenderee, surrenderee', «. 
 [9{ed)trrpr.) bir $i;rfon, nn bir (in (9ut nb: 
 getretcn mirb (ce».tuy que u»e). 
 
 Surrenderer, surrendurur, $. 
 [9?ed)t^fpr.J bie ^rrfou, ivrlt^e ein &ut ab: 
 tritt. 
 
 Surreption, surrip'shun, ((.) «. t 
 I. bie (^rrd>leid)iitig (eine« %ii{ti)\i it.), ®ub: 
 rrprion, (trberrd)leid)nng. 2. bie lleberrn: 
 fd)ung, llebrrriliiiig, brr pl&0lid)e Ueberfnfl. 
 
 SurreptitioU8,surr«piisli'us, adj. 
 ^i\m\\&> flerljnn, brivirft ob. erinngt, erfc^ll: 
 &)tx\, i>er(lrl)Ien, beirriglid)et SDeife gemnt^t, 
 eingrfd)nltft , (jeimlK^ tiiictgebrtidt. 
 
 Surreptitioniily, surrepi'sh'us- 
 li, ado. ^rinilid), i<erilrl}lencr, errd)li(tener 
 SCeife, burtt) @'rfd)(rJd)img ob. @ubrrption. 
 
 Thou hast got it turreptitiously, 
 bu f)nfl t6 (rrd)li(4en. 
 
 SnrrOffMte, sur'rAglte, dnt.^ r. a. 
 "f nn bie ©tcde eiiie* 5lnbern fe^en, in eine* 
 Vnbern ©telle 11. ^t^tt etnfe^en, nborbnen ; 
 tie ©tede (lne< iDingrtf vertreten. 
 
 To be surrogated into the place of 
 •tr. . nn ^iite^ ©tefle gefe^t luerben. 
 
 SurroK^nte, *. l. ber ©terivertrrter, 
 (bef.) ber ©ifflyertreter fine* geitHictjcn 9fid): 
 ter« ; 91bgfPrbneie , »ei)Dfluiiid)tigte. 2. bat: 
 Curri^gnt, brr (J-rfn$. 
 
 Surrof^ation, surrogi'xhun. t. 
 t bie e^iiiie^iiiui in mxii >21iirern ©reUe; 
 Sbcrbnnng, 93ri>ollii:iia)rit)iiii>]; bn« ©ti-fu 
 McReicn, C^rfr^rni l^idVCripr.] bu (&i\u 
 
 SUR 
 
 f(f)i(buiig eined Britten nn bie ©tcfle it6 
 eigentltd)fn (SJlaiibigcrS, ©utrpgation. 
 
 Surround, surround', r. a. uiiigt: 
 beii , uniringi'ti , eiiird)li(6en. 
 
 Sursise, xuikue', (neuf. siiperxisa) 
 «. [i){f(t)t6ipr.] Me ©ilbilrnfe, (i)fU"'bii5e. 
 
 Sumolid, KUi'Koi lid. t. ['')n>ul)fm.j 
 ber fiiiifte (5)r.ib, bie fiinfte ^asfirbe, "JJiUfiii 
 pber DigiHtnt; (fn irt 3 X 3 = 9. bnS Xliia: 
 bnu uin 3, u. 9 X 3 = 27, bie britte «l>i' 
 tenj, u. 27 X 3 = 81 bie oiertc ^otenj, 
 u. 81 X 3 = 243 bie fi'iiiftc fpoteiij I'on 3.. 
 
 Sursolid, adj. bit' filiii'te ipoteit) be 
 }eid)ii(iib, bn)!! gel)orig. 
 
 Siirsolid problem . [®(C>in.] bie ^Uf: 
 gnbe 00m frnuttii (sjrobe. [Sopni. Inr.i. 
 
 Sur-tare, nunire'. «. (^.mbrl) bie 
 
 Surtout, surtuui'. (fr. ^.) t. l. ber 
 Ueberrnrf. 2. l'$e|luiio6b.] bir ©r()ol)nng be? 
 •IGntK. 
 
 Surturbrand, »iirlui brand. C\i\. ' 
 t. l-))fiiicrnlg.l brr ©iirtiirbrniib, tai bitih 
 ininofr ipclj , bie Ijo^ige •Jlfterfi>f)le. 
 
 Survene, survjne', (ft. survmin 
 
 0. a. t bn)ii DCrr IjiniiifMnnu-n, jii tc. (oiii: 
 men , f)iii|ufonimen. 
 
 Survey, survi', (norm, "urreer. 
 «nrveoir) ». a. I. iiberfiljtn , uberblirfeii, 
 riber|'ct)nuen. 2. i in >Jliifnd)t hnben. 3 be: 
 fel)en , befid)tigfn , in aiKienrrfieiii nel)mrM. 
 4. fffclb ic.) nieffen, ou^mrffen, uerniefieii, 
 iituilenic.)Aufnel)incni ben<UMri1)Ing mnd)en. 
 
 Surveying crosses and squares, ma- 
 r^enintird)e ^t^ttt\\\t u. Qiinbtnte. 
 
 Survey, sur'vA. (fru()er) surri'. $. 
 
 1. bie Ueberdd)!, bet lliberblirt. 2. i bie SSe: 
 i"d)reibuiig. 3. f bie 3IiitTitbt. 4. bie Seficft 
 tigiiiig, S^efdinuiing, ^inpefiion, ber^tigeii: 
 iV^eiii ; CTOnr.) fine von ben ^nfeiibennifeii 
 nngrflrffte llnterfiidjiing ttt ©d)itf*<ierntl) 
 utnitfii. 5. tai 5elbnif|Ten, bic^liifimefTiing, 
 "TOiffung, ®ermei7ung; ber ^plnn, ^Mbrif; 
 (eine< ijdiffus it); ?lnfrf)Mg. 6. l'3?prbnin.] 
 bi-r 3o(lbirtrift, bn* 3o(l>K'''«- 
 
 Under his proud survey the city liet. 
 iinter feinen ili»l4en SSlirfen liegt bie ©rnbt. 
 To take a-of .., 1. ©rmn5 ubrrl-lirfen . 
 iiberffljen, ubentfe.iiien; in «Uiigcnrd>ein neb 
 men. 2. (Outer ic.) (iiifiieljinen. A - of 
 road« and bridges is made by etc . ©rragcn 
 II. ?>rricfen luerben I'oii ic. in >3tiigenrd)eiii 
 (jenommen, ... net)nicn ©trngen it. ibrudeii 
 in '>}lii(ieiird)ein. 
 
 Surveying-, surri'ing, J. bn4 5efb: 
 ineffeii , bie S3ernieniiiig, tai ''}(ufnef)uieii ; 
 •Jlni'rf)lngeii. 
 
 Surveyor, siirvi['ur..^s. I. ber^uf^ 
 
 Surveyer, S <^"'"' 3"= 
 
 fpeftor, 95f rid)ri(ier , 93efrf)niier; (n. in enge- 
 
 rer 95ebeutiing) ber Spfllinpcfror, (Sireninuf. 
 
 ff^cr. 2. ber 5«'f>"*fTf r , Sniibmcffet. 
 
 Surveyor of highways, ber ©trngcns, 
 
 ^egini'peftor. - of the custom*, ber 3i>tt» 
 
 niifiVhcr. — of a building, ber Sniiinipeftor, 
 
 95niiiiieiilfr. -'s fees, bie Sen(i)riguiig«> 
 
 gebiihren. Oiifpcftpr, (SJeitcrnlj^Jiifre^cr. 
 
 S u r V eyor - ge II e ral , ber (5)encrnls 
 
 SnrveyorNiiip, KurvArirsiiip. s. 
 
 bnt ■itutfchcrntnt i blcCi)reM}anfriitr; bn^iJlmt 
 
 *iiie6 JelbnieiTire. [iibcrblicfen. 
 
 Siir»'i«»\v, (n'lrvu', p. a, t iibrn'rl^fn, 
 
 Surview, ^u.-vu, ». f fur Survey. 
 
 sus 
 
 Survise, suivize'. i>. n. f fiber ic 
 Siijtn. blirffii, ilbcnifjeii, nberblirfcn. 
 
 Survival, «urvi'val, «. i(x6 \\tbtt 
 (ebeii, bie llcberlebuiig. 
 
 Survivance, survt'vanse, «. f bie 
 >3liiiuartr(f)a!t , ©jripef tnii}. 
 
 Survive, survive', (fr. survivre; 
 Int. supervivo) e. a. | u. i uberleben. 
 
 Survive, ». n. i. am Seben bleiben, 
 noil) nin £eben fcin. 2. i ©mem ouc^ iio<^ 
 \\(\A) bem Xobe bleiben. 
 
 Those that Kurvi ve, bie llebcWebenben. 
 Surviving debts, reflirenbe, jiiriidgelaf* 
 feiie, nrrf) uiibe)nl)lre, ©djiiibeii. 
 
 Survivency, survi'vensi, «. bne 
 Ufbirlcben ; bic 'iliiiunrtfrfj.ift. 
 
 Surtiver, survi'vur.) i. ber Ueber* 
 
 Survivor, \ lebenbe. 
 
 Survivorship, survi vurship, «. 
 
 I. bM Ueberlebrn , bie Ueberlebung. 2. 
 I3?id)t6ipr.) bie 'aiiiunnrdjnfr, Grrpeftnnj. 
 
 All Hnnultant on survivoriihip, bet 
 loniinen!i.f)eiln*t)mcr. [-, ©u^djeii. 
 
 Sunan, «uu'zii. «. ©ui',inne. Little 
 
 Susceptibility, siisKeptebil'eti, 
 (liu.i J. Me (Jinpininiirtjfcit (of. fi"ir>. 
 
 Susceptible, su«sep'iebl, adi, 
 (of; mipfiing'id) (tiir). 
 
 Susceptibleness, sussep'tibl- 
 
 ues. $. \. S u > cc p I i b i I i t y. 
 
 SuBception, sussep'shun, (tat.) 
 I. t bie *21niiei)mung, 'Jlnnnf)me. 
 
 Ill (he susceptioa of baptism, bei 
 ber laufe. [enipfniigiid) (fur). 
 
 Susceptive, su»sep'liv, adj. (of) 
 
 Susceptivity, susseptiv'iti, «. f 
 
 bie <S'iupinii.iiid)fei(. 
 
 Susceptor, kussep'tur, «. coiner, 
 
 ber Grmnf liDiriiiiumt; (in engerer 3Jebeu» 
 tuiigi ber ^.ulje. 
 
 Suscipiency, suss'p'peensi, «. 
 bie "jlufiiiiliiiie, 3iil(^lT>i><i). 
 
 Suscipient, sussip'eent, ((.) adj. 
 nnncl)meiib , nufiu'l)iiieiib. 
 
 Suscipient, *. ber %ine^meiibe, 
 9tufni'h»ieiibe, >ilu|Mel)nier, &infiil)rer, (im* 
 Vfnnger. 
 
 Suscitate, sus'sctite, (mt.) v. a. 
 1. erwcden, erregen. 2. lUifiiiuntern, antrei< 
 'I»en, nnreiien. 
 
 Suscitation, sus^cti'shun, «. bie 
 ©rreguiig, (^nuecfuiig; ^iitreibiing, 'Jluft 
 nuinteriiiig. [9{ntte (genus Arctomys) 
 
 .Susliii, suslik, (. [3pdI.] cine Olrt 
 
 Suspect, su.spekt'. (fr. suspecter; 
 Int. suspicio) V. a. 1. argiuol)iien , im i8rr« 
 bnd)t Ijabcn. 2. beturd)teii, beforgen. 3. et« 
 \\>ai bciiveifcln , nn ic. ^iveifeln, einer 'S>a<i)t 
 migtrnuen , in tc. Wigtrnuen fe^en. 4. per« 
 miitf)eii , mn[)nen , meinen. 
 
 I would not suspect tlieoi of, id) mo(f)tt 
 b\ii nid>t pon il)iien gintiben. He — c his 
 happy state as not secure, et verinut^et, 
 bnfi fein 9iricflirf)er3u|lnnb unfldjer fci. Sus- 
 pected, ucrbn^tig. He is -ed, er ilc()t 
 im 95erbnd)t. [bnrtjt fjegcn. 
 
 Suspect, V. n. 91rgiuof)n ()nben, S3er< 
 
 Suspect, adj. t uerbi'id^ttn , iiveifr!* 
 ^nfr. - t. '' ter i8i-rbnd)t, i!IrniiHi|)n. Shak 
 
 Suspectable, suspekt'abl, adj. 
 t i'erbiid)ti,j. ii'erbnd)tig. 
 
 Suspectediiy, susplkl'edle, uttir 
 
944 Fate, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, ffn. N6, mSvc, nAr, got, 6il. cloii.i. Tnhe. tub. full. lAin, THU. 
 
 SllSpeCieclneSSf susplkfednes. 
 «. Die ?BtrC,id)tuifeit. [n)[il)nif(l)e. 
 
 Suspecter, susplktur. *. Ber 9lr(j> 
 
 SuSpeCtfuI) suspekt'tul. adj. ar<i- 
 n'onnifd), mi^trnuiftt). — Su.spect'ful- 
 ness, *. bi\i girgm&fjiiifdte, SWi^tmiiii'cbe. 
 
 Su.<«peCtleS!Ji, suspekt'les, adj 
 in'rfiid)tlp«, a) (feineii ^ttt>a<i)t ^nbenB). b) 
 iiiu'cr&nd)ti(]. [i'crimitf)eu& 
 
 Suspeetless of liarni, iii(t)r£ ^Irged 
 
 Suspend, su.spend', (tat.) r. a. I. 
 «iifl;nngcn (by^ mo. 2. ± (on, upon) ab-. 
 hiiniiig inn(t)en (uoii), fiuipfeii (nii eine S3e. 
 Mnaiing K.). 3. i a) (iiid)t uDriunrtS flelatu 
 fl«ii Infffio }un'icft)n(tcti, i>errd)ie()eii. b) vtV' 
 faiebeu, ntiffcbie ben , nnfteljcn InfTeii , ani-- 
 fe^cn. c) einflcfleii, mit :c. innc f)nltfn, niit 
 ir. niifjalten. d) in 3i»eifel ob. iitigeiui^ Inf' 
 fen. e) niif einige 3cit niiper lljarigfcit, 
 91mt«t()ntigfeit, Dientl fc^en, fii^penbirfit. 
 f) fiifpenbireii, niif einige 3eit nufl)eben (ein 
 ©efe^i). 
 
 A needle suspended by etc., eine nn 
 jc. hnngenbe >Wnbef. Our love -ed, umVrc 
 £ie6e jiueifelljoft, imfc^IiliTig. To »»aiid -ed. 
 Jllird)lUlTig fein. Good men should not be 
 -ed from the exercise of their ministry 
 etc.. recbtfrtiiiffnie Seiife fodre ninn iiict)t nui 
 ibri'in 91mte fetscn , fiifpcnMren k. 
 
 Suspeuder, KUKpendur. «. 1. <^'u 
 rtr, fer ni:fl)nngt; ^iiirr, ber jiirurflirilt, 
 i'er("rt)tebr, fliuTd)iebt. i. [dtjir.] t>n6 25rii(f)» 
 tniib. 3. pi. -s. bie ^nu'iirrmicr. 
 
 Suspense, suspense'. ». l.berSInf: 
 f(t)iib; ©titlilniib (from, in); bie Untrrbre.- 
 dmng; [Stfcfjrffpr.] bie ©iifprnium. 2. bie 
 lliigeiui61;eit, UnrcfjliifTinffit , bcr 3'i'eifel. 
 
 To rest, to remain in suspense, im 
 Sweifel, ungciui^ bleibrn. To be in -. iinj 
 fcMuffig, iingeivip fein, bei ild) nnfle^en. To 
 keep in -. nu^gefptjt, iinenfrd)ii'beii fein fnf: 
 fen ; l)inl)alten , lunrten Inffen ; (einen 2Bed)> 
 (el) 9?ot() Iciben Inffen (nid)t ncceptiren). 
 Tortured with — , in peinlid)er Hngcipigljeit. 
 In deadly -, jivif(f)cn Seben u. lob. 
 
 Suspense, adj. i. jiiriicfgef)nrten. 
 2. nnfgcl;d!igt, fd)iufbfnb. 3. f in 3»>eiiel, 
 ungemig, jmeifel^aft. 4. (lufgefcfjoben , mi' 
 
 To hold suspense, im Sweifel hnlten. 
 Suspensibility, suspensibillie. 
 ». bie %hi)i(ifeit, I'djipebenb crijalten luerben 
 jii fonnen, bie ©lifpenfibilifiit. Kirwa».| 
 Suspensible, suspln'sebl, adj. 
 fd))uebenb er^niten iperben fonnenb, fiifpen; 
 ftbel. 
 
 Suspension, susplnshnn. (Int.) 
 f. 1. bit 5lufhangnng. 2. i a) (on) bie 9lb. 
 hnngignincftiing ipon), Bni'ipfinig (nil), bie 
 ^anblung, tn mnn eine ©iidje pon einer 
 jnbetn nb()niigig ntnrfjt, bnrnn fmlpfr. b) 
 bie 3iiriicff)nltiing, S8iTrd)icbnng (einei ltr< 
 
 heil« :c.); tui 3Iiiffd)ifbrn, bie '3liifrrt)iebnng, 
 !Berfd)ie6iing , ber 'i!lufrd)nb. o bie Unter- 
 .red)ung , (S-inilefliing , >)In*|"f(jnng. d) bie 
 
 ini^iueiliged-ntre^iing Poni finite cb. Dienrte, 
 
 of) bie ©iiSpeiifion (i>on). e) bie einflmei! 
 
 ige 9Iiifhebiing, ©nt'pcnfipn (eine* (i)erriK5». 
 ') [Dfedjtcfpr.J bie (anjpeniion (*JliitYrf)nb ter 
 
 BrfljieMing eiiir#<2prnrt)f5). g) [Dfbet.) bn* 
 spnnnen ber Grmnrrnni]. '" I'5Ji''if 1 bie' 
 ^tuiniung. i; bcc Snx^'l"-''/ 'Jlnftanb, fai] 
 
 8US 
 
 93ebenfen, bit Ungewigl^eit, Unfrt)irirngfeit. 
 
 Points of suspension, ['5)fed).i bie 
 ^nngepuufte, '•Jlnfhangepitnfte. - of arms. 
 ["iJKilir.J bie G-inilcfluMg ber geinbiViigft'iten, 
 ber aBnffeniliflilnnb. - of payment, bie S'l'}' 
 InngSeinflcflnng. To incur -, fuepenbirt 
 merben, in bie ©ufpenriiMi^ilrnfe uerfnden. 
 
 Suspensive, suspen'siv. adj. jiuei' 
 fellint't. [ber ipobenfjangenuisfcl. 
 
 Suspensor, suspen'siir, 1. ['jlniU.J 
 Suspensory, suspen'suie, adj. 
 
 1. I)nngenb, I't^iuebenb trl;nltenb, i^iinge.., 
 >Jliifl)iinge ... 2. ± jH)eitell)in'r. 
 
 Suspensory luuscle, [ 9Innt. ] ber 
 ii?nngeniii6fel. 
 
 Suspensory, «. l. bie SSetrfrfjnnr. 
 
 2. [(F^ir.J ber irugebeurel , bie Xrngebmbe, 
 bn^ Xrngebniib , (Snifpenrnriiini. 
 
 SuspiCUble, sus'pekabi, adj. -f 
 per»nd)tig. [5Irfl)uol)n; 35erbad)t. 
 
 Suspicion, suspish'un. (Int.) *■ ber 
 
 To entertain a suspicion of.., @'inen 
 im S5erbnd)t l)nben. 
 
 Suspicious, -s^^pixh'us, adj. I. 
 nrgiucl)nig, nrgiDotjnifd) , (of) miprrniiifd) 
 (gigen). 2. i'erDnrt)tiii. — adv. Suspici- 
 ously, nrgiuijljnird), rcrbnc^iig. 
 
 Suspiciousness, suspish'usnls. 
 *. I. bie 2ln)iu6l)nigteii, ber ipniig jnin ^Irg; 
 11)01)11 Ob. "M^gtrnnen. 2. bie a5erbrtd)rigfeit. 
 
 The suspiciousness ofa miin's tem- 
 per, ber in 3eiiinnb6 ©einurlj^nrt liegcnbc 
 ^nng jnin Olrgiuoftn. 
 
 Suspirnl, -sijspi'rll, (fi:. sonpirail; 
 
 Int. suspiro) *. I. tcii' SiiffiDd), 3iigiod). 
 
 2. [Derri.] bie 2Ciiiyerrof)re, SBnJTerieituiig 
 in 9{bt)rcn, teirt)eln. 
 
 Suspirutlon, susperA'shun. J. ti<\& 
 tiefe 9lrl)eiiil)0leii , ©eiitjtn. 
 
 Suspire, suspire', r. n. * tief ntl)< 
 men , feufjfii ; (.ubrrt).} ntljmen. 
 
 Suspire, «. * ber ©enfjer. 
 
 Suspired, suspJrd', adj. t fe^nlidjil 
 t)erbeigeiuuiii"d)t. 
 
 The long suspired Redeemer of tiie 
 world, ber liingil erfel)nte ©rliJier ber Wmr. 
 
 Sustain, susijine', (Int. susiineo; 
 fr. soutenir) v. a. I. I i)nUtn , fifteen, trn. 
 gen, in ber $o^e ^nlteii. 2. i a ((fiiien, Gt; 
 ron«) niifred)t erfjnltcn. b) nufred)r Ijnirrii 
 (eine 9lnfinge lo. 3. f a) erf)alren, iintrr. 
 hnlren, perforgcn, perpflegen, nnhren. b) «» 
 td)U5en. Shak. /J) (Jinen unrerilu^en, &i: 
 nem belfen, 6ei|lel)en. c) nnfljniren; leiben, 
 ertrngen. d) CiBrnf] nii«l)nlten. [oeriienn. 
 
 To sustain a loss, S3erlii|') erieibeii. 
 
 Sustain, *. t bie ©n'l^e. 
 
 Sustninnbie, susta nabi, adj. t. 
 ()nltbnr (v. einer 9ln.*Inge :c.). 2. crrragiid). 
 
 3. erhnlrbnr. 
 
 Sustainer, sustAne'ur, «. i. @'iner, 
 ber ilfiijr, hnit, nnterOfi^t, ber @-rfinlreiibe, 
 ffrhiiltrr, SSerforger, SSerppegrr, Unterjluijer, 
 »ei)1aiib, bie ©ni^e. 2. ber Diiioer. 
 
 SuNtaltic,«ustartik. (gr.) adj. ruf)> 
 rcnb, [gr. ^Jlnf.] Irniier nusbrutfenb, 
 Xmuer.. . 
 
 Sustenance, sAstinanse, (norm. ; 
 fr. soutenance) *. 1. Die ^rl^nlriing (bee 2e' 
 belli' !c.). 2. bie 3inl)riiiig brr L'lbeiiciinrer; 
 hiilt , bie 2ebfii«iiiirtel , ?cbrnibcMlrfiiif|e, 
 iHnljrung^mittcI, 'Kunbi-o rrnrt)e. 
 
 SWA 
 
 There are for the «nstenaiice of on? 
 bodies many kinds of food, eiS gibt flit! 
 iiiirerii itin'per inelirere Slrten oon 9?iilirung. 
 Sustentlttion, sustentAshiin, «. 
 1. bn^ ipalrcii in ber ipofje, bie ipnlniiig. 2. 
 ± a) bit lltiren'liiijnng, Unrerljnlriing, (S-rl)nl« 
 (ling, SSi'vpflegung, ber Uiiferl)Olt. b) ber 2ts 
 6ent;iiiirirl)iiir, pie >)?aln'iing. 
 
 Susurrate, su'surrAte, (Int.) r. n. 
 pfiilirn, fiinfr miirniein. (luurmel. 
 
 8 iisii r ra' I ion . *. ba6 fflejliiiler , CiJe» 
 
 Sutile, su'til, (iiu.) adj. t jiifnmmein 
 geiiiiht. 
 
 Sutie, sut'tl. (p. Int. subtilis) adj. 
 [^nnbeli rein. - weight, bn^ 5ietrogen)irt)t. 
 
 S'ntier, sut lur, *. ber ■0)fnrfetenbe». 
 
 Sutling-, sut'ling, adj. ^n -D^^nrfeteiu 
 bern geliorig, bui ®efd)nft eiiies 'IBinrfften* 
 beri treibenb. 
 
 Sutorial, -sdto'r^al, } .. . ^ 
 
 Sutorious, siit6',i&a,S '"^' ^ "" 
 ©d)iil)nincf)cr berrejfenb, ©d)n(ler... 
 
 Suttee, suttee', «. [Dilinb.] I. rinc 
 meibiiitje (Jiortheit. 2. eine Iffiittme, bie fic^ 
 mir bein Seid)iMme ifjrc^ perflorbenen yjiant 
 nee oerbrennen Ingt. 3. bas 9$erbreiinen 
 einer ']S3ltcii>e mit bent £ei(^nnine iljrt* 
 
 Suttie, r. Sutle. [banned. 
 
 Suturated, su'tslmrAild , udj. -f 
 Mir(t) line 3'?nl)t per&nnbcn. 
 
 Suture, sd'tshure, (Int.) «. 1. Ibef. 
 in ber (5l)iriirgie) bis 9tnl)t. 2. [^nat.] bie 
 9TnI)t, i»nl)re ^ai)t. 
 
 Bastard suture, false — , [^nnt.] bie 
 inifd)e ^n^t. The coronal -, bieSronnnljt, 
 itrnnjnrtf)t. The sagittal -, bie ^feilnnl)t 
 
 Suveran, suv'erlu, (fr. sourerain; 
 adj. f. Sovereign. 
 
 Suveranly, f. Sovereignly. 
 
 Suveranty, f. Sovereignty. 
 
 S^valt, swob,(nngelf. swebbaii,©(f)iua6« 
 ber) 4- l.tiT.'i?el)n»if4, [■•OTiir.] ber ©rt)iunb« 
 ber, ©d)rubber. 2. ein ©tucfcfjen ©d)iuniiim 
 nn einer j^nnb^nbe, ben ■'JKiinb f rnnfer ^JJcri 
 fonen jn reinigen ic. 
 
 Swab, V. a. [yftat.] ftt^ipnbbern , 
 fitniPDen; (fiberl).) ipifd)en, nbn)i|'rt)en. 
 
 S^vabber,swob'bur.*. i. [■ilKnr.) bee 
 ©d)u'nbberer. 2. bie ©inbenfegerinn. Shak. 
 
 S>«'ad, swod,». I. [Dcril.] bieipillfe, 
 ©rt'fenfrtiale. 2. * bie fnrje, bicfe ^erfiMi. 3. 
 I 3?prbnm.j a) ber filmnjuen). b) bie 
 •OKtiige. 
 
 Swaddle, swSd'dl, (nngeif. swathe, 
 sweiiiei) V. a. I. icicfelii ( geivi!>l;nl. fleiiir 
 itiiiber), ivinbein. 2. + nbpnigeln. 
 
 To swaddle up, beiuitfelii, eiiiivitfeln. 
 
 S^vaddie , «• bni iini ben ^iiirprt 
 geiuitfelre,gebiinbeneiHeiPiin(j*(tii(f,(ge)»&l)n« 
 lid)) bie '•ffiinbel. 
 
 Swaddling-, swod'dl'ng, «. MS 
 IDicfeln. -, ober — baad, bni SlBirfeli 
 bnnb. 
 
 Swaddllng-cloth , --clout, bn« 
 2CiffeIbnnb, 2CirfeItn4; bie 2Cinbcl. 
 
 S^vai;-, swag, (nngeif. sigan; f(^i\>. 
 svag) V. n. f(f)iuer Ijongeii i>ber lirgen, nie» 
 berl)angen, ^ernl>I)nngen; fiberljnngen, "djiuniif 
 fen, fippen. 
 
 His belly swags, er lint einen .^niige» 
 baud). Snagging, l)ernbl)nngfnb, fdjlnjf. 
 To let one's limbs -, fid) l)nnflen l<i(Jcii. To 
 
Kaif. r/.r. f/ill. fnt. M^. n»9f. FIp*. fin. NA. move. n6r, s;ot. ^il. cfoud. Tube. tfih. fi^ll. thin. THIt. 945 
 
 tt!) Kuine'ni&ie , > «- 
 B, xwaii'eiunle, J 
 
 SWA 
 
 wag on oiif side, nuf filler ©filf iriefter- 
 ,aiigt'ii, iiirtHtrucfen. 
 
 To swag down. nifterC>rri({en. 
 
 S>VM|r>bellied, swag'-bellid, adj. 
 riiK li ipaiiftei'iuict) l)abeitD, Dicfbntid)ig, id)mtx' 
 
 ttV.Ct)lfl, (titl. 
 
 Swag- - belly , swag'- belli, «. 
 fcer ^iiii(}tDaiict), S^lorterbiiud). 
 
 Sv^Hg^e, hwaje, (f. Asauage) v. a. 
 (iiitirii, itiiitcrn, befanftigcii, bttul)t^tn. 
 
 U^vskge, B. n. f fict) Irgen, abneljmeii. 
 
 fet^VMKg-er, nwag'gur, (flugclf. »we- 
 gaii) 0. n. Aufutiieibfii, uiel und vral)l(ri|'(^ 
 l°(t)ii'n()(ii , ^tatjltn , grtf0tf^iin , retiDmniireii, 
 fid) bttit iiMiljeii, VS}iii& ina(t)cn, brniiiiirba> 
 fin II, poet I'll. poltcTii, tobeii, (i'd)ivabrDiiireiii 
 (»jtli all ^niriii (^tiva^ vDnctivobrvntrtn. 
 
 tiivng^Kerer, awaggurur, (rtud) 
 6 wag gcr-huff I «. &iti(r, ber viel iiiib 
 priiiiiiriirt) r(t)ivnl;t , ber iprnfjlfr, 9liifr(j)iifi< 
 ber. H5:iibbriitel, ^odjer, J ed)iBabronpr. 
 
 Ii>« ag-Heriug-, swag'guring, «. bit 
 ?liifrrt)aric£rii, { bof ©d)iuabrouir«n. 
 
 S«vag^gry« swag'ge- aJJ. tjaWQtM, 
 tiierrrhiiiineiib, iib(rl)Oiigetib. 
 
 SM'niiif kwiiie. (iiiigrir. awein. awaii) 
 «. I. bi-r jiiiigt ■'yJtaUd), Oiinge, SunVt'i 
 ibiiiierjinige. 2. (b(f. u. f > btr (jitiigo $irt, 
 Cdiiiftr; (biif^er) 3. btr ®4><ifcr, £irb(l( 
 
 SM'aiii-iu«>te, 
 
 i»^v(>iii-iiiot 
 
 Kwaniiiiote 
 le-iuii 1 ^l1^ <lDiiiri)rn(J)r, Soriluo"'*'. 
 
 M«v»iiiiNli, NwAiie'isli, adi. bfiurii'd). 
 
 Ii«vale, swille, (ivii(}rr(t)(jiiii(t) v. vaio 
 t. I. 1 9fi'rbiini.J mi Ilj'il; bie 'Jfieberung. 
 2. .CJ^ugl] f'lir Shade. 
 
 Stvale^ r. n. r(f)mr(|(n (VPii (ineiii 
 £i(t)rc), Iniifeii, rinitrti, Icdcii; (away) ivcg- 
 |'(l)iiirl}fi' ; f- S wea I. 
 
 fi«vale, V. a. I. [Orrtl.] friigeii (tin 
 ©djiveiiu. 2. t i>eriel)rcn, i'crbrnii(<)cii , nb< 
 uii^rn. 
 
 Siwallet, awuii't, (o. ©ct^ivoO) «■ 
 [Siiiiiiiiiii.J btr lleberfrtfl I'om aCnfTtr, ®ru = 
 briiiuoiTer, SCnfTer, bn£ uber bie atrbeiier in 
 bie (Vrubcii eiiibrid)t. 
 
 8'M'allO'%V, sworl6, (angclf. awalewe> 
 «. [Oriiitl).] bie S(t)iuiil6e. 
 
 C h i ni n « y-s w a 1 1 o w, bie 9{nii(^rd)roal6e. 
 — '» nesii. ©d)n)Olbiiiiif(ler, loiifiiifiie(ltr. 
 
 S wallowf iah. [3d)thi)iM.] bie©cftiunlbe, 
 ber ®rf)ival6f nfiid). -My. bieSdjivnlbiiipirge. 
 - -HI u X c I e,(>llrt^fie6tiiiii°(t)elii) bie@d^ivolbe, 
 bo* 83i'()flciii, 9JJ(lcl(t)fn. -'a-neat-tly, 
 [^nfoiii ] bie (£d)ii>nlbrii(niif(Iirne. -'«-tail. 
 [3nttnierl.) berSd)iunibfiir(l)H)nni. --«ioiie, 
 ber ®d)l»i1Ibeilflcill (Clielidoniu* lapis;. -• 
 tall, I. |3<intnrrl.] ber ®i1)ii>nlbfiii"({)iu<iiij; 
 tni 5&fllfeiib(iiib. 2. (Wnrj --icari, 
 brr ©(tjtvnlbriHV^ivnnj, ©(t)H)nlbcii|lfl)rt. 3. 
 ( firirgebniif.) ber Srf)U'nlbriirrt)iDiiiij, bie 
 bpypritc (£rt)ere. 4. emc ^rr •JBeiben nut 
 flliinieiiben 93l.urer:i 5. -butterlly, 
 (Wiiriirg.) ber Srf))unibeiird)iunnj. --Jailed. 
 tidj [Wnr.J - lopxail. (ill iiiiteii iel)r nii«: 
 flegiltte* loppiegel. --wori, l^Sof.J I. bie 
 €d)n)olbenn>iirj, Wiinmirj. 2. bie©d)ii'iiibeii! 
 wiirj , bn« grrgr £«l)e(Ifrniit. 
 
 Slvalio'»«', iiuiqelf. swelgan, swilgaii) 
 a I. biif ipinttrrAiiiifiiii . ber S!t»lii<f. 2. 
 ber ®rt)liiiib, bir ilrblr, ffli'rgel. 3. t a; bir 
 
 Engl ■ Heultcii. H'rrlfrhueh. I. 
 
 SWA 
 
 5regaier. b) ber ©d)(iiiib (ber ipofle :c.). 
 
 At one swallow, <iiif eiiieii ®d)lu(f. 
 
 l»«vallu%V( i>. a. 1. i'(t)iii(fcii , in fid) 
 fd)iii(fen , t)iiiiiiittr rc^liirfeii, i>en\t)lii(feii , 
 r<i)lingf 11 ; (jiiieiiifnufeii , treffeii , i>eijil)reii ; 
 (mil down) l)iiiiiiiterr(t)lii(feiii i)iiieii)|'itiliii: 
 gen. 2. f a) eini'iiiigeii cOJ^eiiiiiihieii ic). b; 
 (iiiiiet)nieii (at, iii£). 3. i a) (upi iieri'ttjliif: 
 fen, werfAliiigen. b) luegiiefinuii, nil fid) 
 rei^eii , jjd) eiiier @ii(t)e betiia(t)tii]en; (upi 
 flouj lYir |1(1) nel)tiieii. c) verutlingen , iueg= 
 iiel^iueii (3cii >c.)i (up; venVt^iiiiijeii , vcr: 
 jeljreii. 
 3. a) The Malxtrom off the coast of Nor- 
 way, it is said, will swallow up a 
 ship. Webster. 
 
 It st*allows tlie greatest pari of their 
 time, t$ iiiiiniu il)nen beii grSiJti'ii lijcil il;rrr 
 Beit iveg. Lockb. (The pnesi Aiid ilie pro- 
 phet have erred through strong drink); 
 they are -ed up of wine, |! ber "lijrili i)>U 
 fid) il)rcrnii>>) bcinoct)tigt. To - one's words, 
 ieine ^uc-iage luiberriiieti, jiirijdiiel)uifn. He 
 has-ed a spider, ivirb VDII Ctllteli gemgt, bie 
 fid) l^eiiitlid) bai'Oii mntten, of;iie )u bti<\t)' 
 ten, baiiferott ni>i(t)eii. 
 
 Swalluwer, twol'l&ur, «. Giiier, 
 ber rd)lii(tt, l)iiiututr|'d;lutft, otrfttlucf t i ber 
 Jreffer, SSulfrag. 
 
 8%vaillf swaoi, jnraet. V- Swim. 
 
 ^waiup} swouip, (Aiigeir. swaiu) i. 
 ber ©iiiiipf, •Wurnil , bn* <JRoor. 
 
 Swamp -azalea, (93t)t.] ber flebrige 
 Jeiienftroud), TOnibuf^). --laurel, riJot.J 
 bit eiiengrniie OJfngnoIie , ber 5)iberbiuim. 
 --ore, ber SJnfeii.&ifeiijlein , bns ■•33foniil: 
 crj, ^^Ijo^pljoreifeii. -pea- tree, eine Olrt 
 •BhnuMe. --pine, (SBct). bie Siimpffiefer 
 Siinipffi^te, iff Ijrfcefeiif iefer. --sai.safraM. 
 )'. -laurel, -suaiasb, [^Ct.] ber &iil- 
 I'linincf), Wiftbaiini. 
 
 Swamp, V. a. I. verfeiiren. To - a 
 ship, ['OJIitr.] em <Bd)ifj fuittii niiidjeii, iii> 
 bent tt I'vil 2i3>it|er laiift. 2. i in uiieiitiuirrs 
 bnrt, eiibloft @(t))uierigfeitrn ilurjen. 
 
 Swamped, eenunFen (lute in ciuein 
 'JKi-'roile), uberfdjiuemmt ; ['5)?nr.] I'on ben 
 ^eflen Tiber ^orb geia)Ieiibert. [mor.iilig. 
 
 Stvaiiipyf swoiu'pi, adj. I'limpng, 
 
 Swan, swou, tangelf. swan) t. I. 
 iCrniilj.] ber ®<^i»nn. 2. l>il(1roM.] ber 
 ®(t>iunn. li'eine &nu\e fur ®rt)iuniie am. 
 
 Proe. His swans are all geese, er gibt 
 
 Swan-down, bie ®(t)iv>uieiibiine. -■ 
 goose, bie ®(t))vaneng>iiii. --muscle. 
 biegri'peieid)iiiuf(t)el. -'s-down, lO'ibftr.] 
 eine *3Jrt *Wofl. -'s- egg- pear, eine Strt 
 iptrbilbirn. -'s-boy, --skin, l^nbflr.J 
 Drr ©rt)n)iineiibi)i. 
 
 Swaiii;^, swang. t. (Oertl. in Qngf.] 
 eine ^iieCeriiiig, bie leid)t uoni SDnffer be= 
 Cfcft luirb. 
 
 S^vaiiker,^ 
 
 ping ; o II II g t e 1 1 o w or g i r I. 
 
 Swap, Kwfip. d'. Swab) V. n. I. 
 rcf)iunppeii (11. ben (yliigeln to. 2. (aUcn, iiie« 
 berfflllrii. 
 
 S^vap, 0. <i. '1. fd)ivnppenb fd)Iogen, 
 niit eiiiein girid)min fegcnben 5pii'be fd)liigrii ; 
 (oif) n6|'(l)iiigfn (ben Aopf ic). 2. J I'trtnii: 
 I'iljen, niiftiiiii'djfn. 
 
 [ I fdfVtt.) atight strap- 
 
 SWA 
 
 S«vap, «. ber ®(ti«npp, ©(ftr<tg. 
 
 Swap, adv. [9 11. Dertl.] (dfmapv, 
 (d)wc\v\>6, Itnntt nnb SJnfl. 
 
 S«vape, swipe, (1). sweep?) «. bet 
 ®d)iuengtl , 95rnnnenfct)ivengel ; bie 3iet)» 
 iLinge; '2il}ippe; btr ©c^lngbnlfen (einet3tig> 
 brucft). 
 
 Sward, swird, (nngclf. sweard) «. I. 
 [Oertl.] bie®d)n)nrte,®pe(firf)n)(irte,®d)n)eini 
 i\1)mnrte. 2. bie ®(^iunrte, S^Me, Cede, .Ober. 
 fli\d)e; (bftljer) [ Siinbiuirtl)fd).] ber di<\\tii i 
 green -, bit flvuiie Sdjiunrte. 
 
 Sward-cutter, [ Snnbivirf^fd).] ber 
 9iiirenfled)tr (tin <S5erfjeng). --like, 
 rcbivnrtig [otr. beivndjfen, beriifea. 
 
 Swatrd, v. a. mit ^Jafen riberiuiid)reu 
 
 Swardy, swird'4. adj. nifig. 
 
 S^vare, suire, * pmet. p. Swear. 
 
 Sware, i ,__, 
 
 Scl.ware,shw4re.r-^^""»"'J 
 ber ®i-t)mar, ®rf)n>flren (tine ^iipftrmunje 
 ^ ', 5 eiiie5 groat;. 
 
 Swarm, twirm, (nngrlf. swearm) 
 «. I. fer ®rt)ii>iirni (i>. ^iijeften, ■•)??eni'd)en!c.). 
 2. t ber ®i1)iuiuiii, ^nuftn (tine uenucrrene 
 
 A Kwarui of people, ber 93ulfjrct)marm 
 - of bees, ber 'Bienenr(t)iviuin. - of ants, 
 ber *llnieirenl)oii|'eii. 
 
 S^variii, P. N. 1. fd)ivririnen i [9ie> 
 
 iienjiid)[J rd)iv>inntn. 2. luiininrln ( with. 
 
 iHMi). 3. i (Willi; roiniiiiein (I'oid. 4. ^yitw 
 
 gen Ijeri'iirbringen; fid) ()iiii(eii. Miltoh. 5. 
 
 To - up a tree, fluf eineii syniiin ficttern. 
 
 4. Not so thick swarm'd once the soil, 
 
 bedroppcd with blood of Gorgon, nid)t 
 
 I'D birt)t bepiiiferte fid) einfl ber SBoben, 
 
 init gorgpnird)eni 5}Iutc betrnufelt. 
 
 To swarm about.., (©ineii) iiini'd)ii)(ir» 
 men. Swarming- tine, bie ®(^ivarin« 
 jeit (ber 5Sfeuen). 
 
 Swarm ^ e. a. -f brnngen. 
 
 Swart, swlrt, i (nngeff. swart, 
 
 Swartll, swiriA. \ sweart) adj. I. 
 (bei'unb. V. Q}tnd)te) braiin, bunfelbrnnn, 
 id)ivrir}lid), biijler; i"d)mnrj. 2. f i feiiiffelig. 
 
 Swart, V. a. ic^iuiirjen , brnuiien. 
 
 Swartll., i X /t -J. 
 
 Swairtli, swirt/,, \ '• '•" ®"^'*"' 
 nung einer ^trfon, bie balB fletben luirb. 
 
 Swartll, )'. Swath. 
 
 S^vartliily, swJr'iyieli,adi>. |*4)ipari> 
 lid), brnnn, biinrnbraiin. 
 
 S^vartliiiit^NS, swir'i/ieiils, t. bie 
 l'd)miirilid)e , bniinu' , biinfelbrnnne gnrbe 
 (.bei (i)enrt)tf ) , biiiifcibraiine ©en(f)t«fnrbe. 
 
 Swarthy, swar't/i^, adj. 1. bunfelt 
 brann, )'d)miiribiMiin , idimnriUd) (p. ?pcr» 
 funen, v. bet ti>efid)f6fi)tbe>. 2. fc^mnrj (uon 
 ^erfonen ic.i. [(bn6 ®e(id)t). 
 
 S^vartliy, e. a. (d)max\t\\, brniinen 
 
 Swartiiie$(8 , swirtenes, (and) 
 S wariness; j. 6(16 ®d)lUrtrjbrniin , bit 
 r(^n.'iirjlid)e, bronnlid)r 5nrbe (befi &t\id)ts 
 ic), bniifflbniune (•S)i'ijd)t6farbe. 
 
 Stvartisll, snarlikh.^ adj. rd)iv(ir)< 
 
 S«varty, »«Jr'ie, J"*' '"^'i'"""^- 
 
 S««'aMli, Kwn>h. t. eine bcfpnbere ei< 
 runbe guiur, ba« Oi>nI. 
 
 Swawli, *. I. It I'b.ej bie '!Prflt)lerci, 
 t bii6 ®d)ivnbriMiiriM. 2. bnf 9?iiind>en, bit 
 Jiiiti), ber ®friMii, OJmJ, fflicBbiid). 
 
 60 
 
946 FAie. far. fall. fat. M^. inpt. Fine. fin. N6. move. n6r. stot. ^?l. rlhud. Ti^hn. fnh. fVil|. i/,;,,. TflU. 
 
 SWA 
 
 S«VHSll, (tjofl. zwetsen) ». w. f Rnf' 
 
 fd)cn, plniur^cti, flirren, flapperii ; (taf)et) 
 
 Saxm uiiic^eii, mir fdiicr Inpfcrteit praiflew, 
 
 ( fd)lun6roniren. A swashing outside, 
 
 etn tnnrfitiiird)e* ^u&\ti)en. Shak. 
 
 Swash, I adj. [Ccrtl.] 
 
 S'wasliy , swosh'e.^ ) miUfctjifl- 
 
 8«va.slier, swo>.li'ur, ( 
 
 Swasli-buckler.swosh'buklur.^ 
 
 g.fitr eiiciurffffr, 9?aun'0i», ®rnpprnl)(fr. 
 
 SwUSllillg-, swosliiiig, adj. 1. liir; 
 
 nieiifc, eifeiifrtfTfrtfcf). 2. berb, ftarf. Shak. 
 
 S«vtttcli, swotsli, «. i fiir Swatli. 
 
 Swath, swotA, (iiugclf. swathe) I 
 1. (niidj Swarth beiSHAK.) [SjnuPiuirrl^rd).] 
 ber ©dnunbcn. 2. l Me 9{ei()e, •OJfeiiflc. 3. 
 tie Sa3irfel, aSiiiBe, iai aJniiS, 2Dicfd6iinC. 
 
 By great swaths, ill laiigi'ii Stciljen, 
 ill groeen «)3?afTeii. To lie in -«, ill ®(()iurt = 
 ten, niif tern £d)iunb licijen. 
 
 Swathe, swaTHe, t). a. I. ivicfefn, 
 tuiiibelti. 2. t ± eiiird)Iiegen, ciiifpirrcii. 
 
 Swathing, swa'THiiig. *. bn* 5Cicfelii. 
 
 S w a t h i n g-b a II d. l.bai SS3icfel6tmb ; bic 
 ©iiibe. 2. t bet ©c^iuabcii. — clothe.s. 
 Me sasinbeln. [l"iiib. 
 
 Swathe, «. tie ^iiibel, ba6 ^icfd; 
 
 S%vathe, adj. t fiUifr, miibe. 
 
 Sway, swi, (niigclf. waeg, weg.swag; 
 ^ofl. zwaaijen ; fd)lU. sviga; i^l. sweigia; 
 (eliem. wefceii) v. a. 1. rdjminjen, I'djiueiifeii ; 
 (up) ['Wnr.] fliifljiffeii. 2. i (from) iib}iel)eii, 
 flbroeiiben , flbleiifcii (iiou). 3. regicreu, fui)-- 
 ten, teiifen, (eiten, bcl)crrrd)en. 
 2. Let not temporal advantages sway 
 you from the line of duty. Webster. 
 
 That so much have sway'd your Ma 
 festy's good thoughts away from me, bie 
 mir fi' i'ef)r eiitiuniib tie gate -Weimiiifl ©iinr 
 gjinjeflnt. To - the scepter, ben ©jeptcr 
 fddvingcn, fiif^reii. 
 
 S^vay, D. n. I. buri^ iai ©eivic^t aiit 
 eine ©eire (jejogcn lucrben , Ijangeii, fid) nei^ 
 flen. 2. 1 a) (■(ftmnnfen, heriiber fdjiunnfeit, 
 ben 9liif fdilog befoiiiineii. b,> b<\6 Ueber(jeiuid)t 
 Ijaben, ©infliig fjnbeii, pici ueriiiijgea; to - 
 with any one, ®en)alt liber Gnxcn l^nbeii, 
 viei bet ^ineni geUeii 3. regieren, l)errrd)ei). 
 
 Swaying of tlie hack, (^fcrbearjucit. j 
 .'enrrucfig (p. 35ferben). It doth -much, e6 f)nt 
 ite( @en)id)t, uielen &iiif{ii@. [i^einb) geljeii. 
 
 To sway on, ■{• bnran <nii, niif beii 
 
 Stvay, *. 1. (ba6 ®d)ii)ingcii , bif 
 'dtiuiiiflriibe Sbeiucgiing) ber ©d)miiiig, Uiii; 
 filming. 2. eiii Dmg, ba& fid) iiiit iHJiiiTf 
 anb ®d)ii'iiiigfr(i{t bnuegt. All the - of 
 *arth, iei (tttibaUi SBefie. Shak. 3. T ber 
 Mii«fd)lng (bit ^Tciguug tiei aBiigfb.UfeuC- 
 Afld) Ciller ©cite). 4. i ber iaiiiri"d)liig. S.f a) 
 Pie (SJciurtIt, §,er.rid).ifr, •OTcid)t, 9{rgii'ruii<j, 
 per ©jcpter. b) ber &iiifl:ii& (Ccr 3fit 20, 
 jat nfbergeiuid>t. 6. [ 'iptVrbeorjnfif . ] brr 
 geiifrfirfen; iniid)) eine 'iJrt Srtijmiiiig im 
 firrii)e. 
 
 Wlicn impious men bear sway, roenn 
 »otrlo|e i)errrd)en, He &mait, ■OKa^t in 
 ^liiiBen t)nben. 
 
 S.%»'eal, swele, (nngelf. swelan) v. n. 
 I'djnielien (i>. Sid)tc; , Imifen ; jcrlobern. 
 
 SM'eal, V. a. lengeii (tin ©d)ii>cin). 
 
 Stvear, swire, (angrlf. swerian, 
 twerigaa) praet- swore, (tt)ini.) sware; 
 
 SVVE 
 
 pp. sworn, B. n. I. a) (btrf)encrn, mit i2ln« 
 iiifUing ciner -JScrron i?b, «iid)e jiiin 3cngcn 
 bet 'iBat)rl)cit) iMjiu^rtiti (by. on, upon, bci). 
 h) u'lblid) befriiffigi-'n) fdjivijrcn; to - to.., 
 l'd)n)t>ren dnf .., ciiitii (?iD ue<)tneii niif .., 
 (cine 'Uuofage :c.) befc^iuoren. 2. |'d)iu6ren, 
 flnd)ea. 
 
 All those swearings, nfle;eneSd)iin"ire. 
 
 S'tvear, v. a. l. lOurd) nncn ©d)iuiir 
 befr.ittigcn) rd)ii)ore!i. 2. g-incn rd)ii>i'rcn 
 lafjen , bceiDigLii, uereiDcn, in (Jib neljmen, 
 tiiien dib uon &inem neijntcn. 3. &iiien 
 rrt)iui,u-eiiB juni 3'"a'n nnrufen, bei :c. 
 l"d)iu6ren. Shak. 
 
 To swear treason against a man, iii: 
 ncni 25crriul) fdjiuoren. To- any one's miu, 
 &ineai JScrbcrben fd)iuijren. To - the peace 
 against one, [0{rd)r^rpr.J (S-incn bcini (Jrie< 
 bcneridjfcr lucgen eints gfiunlnanien 'ilnfa.'liJ 
 lUinagen, fd)iui3ren, baji man luni ©tict'ii 
 cincr gfiuiJTcn ^enon emeu geiunlri'iiinen, 
 icbcnegtial)i-lirf)L'n »2Infii[l befiird)te. To - on 
 oaih, cmeii (*•!& fd)n)6rcn, nbicgen. To - 
 any one to secrecy, ©ineii fdjiuoren Inffcn, 
 LH'rrd)a'iegcn jn fein. To be sworn into 
 office, bcfipigt luctben (u. iBeiiinteii). (1 can 
 swim like a duck), i will be sworn, id) 
 luid finen g-iD bntanf oblegcn. 
 
 S%vearer, swa lur. t. 1. ber ©cf)ivo: 
 renoe, (iincr, ber uDiuDrt, einen ©ib fc^iuprr. 
 i. ber ©i'l)iuocer, ■Jlnd)i'r. 
 
 Sweat, s»et, (augeir. swat) s. 1. ber 
 ©d)mcit5 (tl;icrifd)i.'r Avorper, n. (in ©ad)en). 
 i. i ber ©djiuciB (bie grope 0)iiil)e, bcrdjiuer; 
 ii(t)c 'ilrbcit;. 3. ber ©d)iueig, biiS ©d)iui9: 
 tiab (gi'gi'n bie 2ni'ircii(f)(;). Shak. 
 
 To cause or promote sweat, fd)iui^cn 
 iniid)en. To take a -, juni ©c^iuii^en eiii: 
 ■ncl;nicn. Beans etc. that they liave had a 
 tiiorough — in the mow, ^ol^nrn 2C., bnniK 
 fie iiuf betn •^obei\ burd) 11. bura) ger<()ivtt>t 
 i)(ibcii. 
 
 Sweat, i^raet. 11. pp. 8we(a)t, sweated, 
 (* Kwot>, V. H. 1. i'd)iui9en (u. tl)ieriid)en 
 3ii)rpcrn u. ©nc^cn). 2. i I'c^miijen (ftti) nb^ 
 piiirfeii). 
 
 To sweat for fear, per ^Ingil ffftiui^en. 
 To - for the pox, bie £u|ireud)e iine|'d)iui^en. 
 
 S«veat, V. a. I. i'd)iui9cn; (out) am- 
 rd)UH^iii, luiebtinilen, biird) ©d)iui9fn I'cr: 
 trciUen, 2. id)iuiijcn ; ©inen fc^iuiijcn iiias 
 c^en, ill ©d)iuei^ fripcii; to -down, [iijctrr.] 
 (ben -Jieitcr) burd) ©d)im9en U'id)tcr niiid)cn 
 ibaniit er b<i6 leiigcfe^te (Sriuidjc nid)t cr= 
 reid)e>. lnind)cn. 
 
 To sweat the coin. bil# @elb leid)fcr 
 
 Sweater, swet ur, *. ©incr, ber 
 !'d)H)ii3cn miid)t, fiDmi^t. [|"d)ii)i'i0ig. 
 
 S«%'eatily, kwetele, adv. |M)iuii}ig, 
 
 S«Veati»e.«iS, *wet eiie». $. I. ic[i 
 ©d)iueiMigf, ©d)iui^ige, ber Snt^'inb, bci Qt^ 
 luns I'oil ©d)mciB iiV 2. i bne ©lUire, OJhii)' 
 I'rlige, bie ■OKiiijuiniteir. 
 
 Sweatiitg-., swct ing. «. bai ©dnui-- 
 ^rn, berSt^iuciB. - a(4/. fi^iui^enb ; fdjiueip: 
 rrcibinb. 
 
 Sweating -bath, bai ©d)iui(jb(lb, 
 ©d)n)eiBbrtb. --house, baS ©(t)iui$i)iui*. 
 --iron, bni ©d)iuei^nefi'er. —-room, 
 bie ©d)iuitjflnbe. --sickness, bcii 
 ©(^ivei&nrber, bie ©djiucigfiK^t, Sd)nsei^t 
 itu(t)t, bet cuglifc^c ©c^iuet^. 
 
 SUE 
 
 S»veaty, swld. adj. i. fd)i»i(5ig, 
 fitiui'iilig, iHill ©itiuiip , in ©d)iuci6 ; i>or 
 ©itan'iQ. 2. f inner, m ill) fa m . iniii)felig. 
 
 S«vede, swede, s 1. ber ©d)iuebe, 
 bie Srtiiofbinn. 2. tic \d)>.\)ebu\i)c dhibt. 
 
 Sweden, .swedn, (and) Swed- 
 land) s. ({ijeiigr.j ©iftmeoeii. 
 
 Stvedish, sv\e Mish, iid/. hijmebU'df. 
 
 Swedish turnet), fic rrfUBebird)^ 9{l"lbe. 
 
 .S^vctdi-^h, *. tiiU ©d)mebi|'d)e, bie 
 f(^mcbird)i' ©priid)e. 
 
 The Swedisli. bie ©djiucbett. 
 
 S»%'eep, sweep, (iiiigelf. swapan, 
 sweopan) pruet. U. pp. swept, v. a. I. (ein 
 3inimer 20 t'cgen, feliren. 2. t (Ireifen. 3. 
 (mir brin ■'Bfrfn iiH-gut.iffen) feljrcn. 4. f a) 
 cinilrf id)en , iue.i]r.i|fen. b) rrc iben , jngert 
 d'. Sjinbe) , lueljen. a. prunfenb Ijinrer n<S) 
 l)er }id)cn, rdjicppcn; to -along, nnitrd)lep« 
 pen. 6. (ilreid)enb beriii^ren) |lreii1)en (bie 
 Seier lo. 
 
 To sweep the chimney, ben ©d)orn» 
 llfin fegen, fcfjren, pnijen. To - the stakes, 
 "JKle* lufgncliincn, luit fortnrfjnifn. -him 
 from my sight, entjielje if)n incinen iUficfen. 
 To — the holtoin of a river with a net etc., 
 fin '7ie9 langS bcni ■i5o^en tmei 5'"ffi'5 fjini 
 Jiehen. [fchre i>or beiner Jl)iir. 
 
 Prov. Sweep before your own door. 
 
 To sweep away. I. luegfegen , nrea» 
 fcljren. 2. i aj eiiiifrcid)en. b) megrcigen, 
 mir lid) fDrrreieen; luegrnffen; bnfiinrnffeii 
 (^JKeiird)eii2c.), I;iniuegriiffen. [men (fflclb). 
 
 To sweep in, { rinilreid)fn , einnef)» 
 
 To sweep off, luegtiiffen , bnljinroffeii 
 (*»?fnrd)en 20, Ijiniuegriijfen. 
 
 S»veep, D. n. I. (d)»dl n. ntit SpeU 
 tigfeit miif.ii)ren, ()iii)(igen, l)infliegen , l)iiu 
 ioel)en (along, liber), (geivBfjnl. tnit along) 
 rd)Me(l I'liniber gc()en, yoriiber faljren, mit 
 l'd)cn, iiigcn , fdjieyen, rocljen, fliegen, ()iu» 
 Hirgen; l)iniuird)cn, fortrd)lupfcn. 2. |l(^prnii« 
 fenb fortbeiucgcn , prunfenb ein^erjici)en.. 
 rd)ni(injeln, priinfen; (along) prunfenb vff 
 iibergeljcn, porbeijidjen. 3 flreifen (pen 
 einem ©d)liige, ©trfid)c). 4. [OJfnr.] «) ben 
 fd)laffen J.l)fil eiiiefi fleiiicn Xaiiee idng* tern 
 ^obcn f)injiel)en ; to - for an anchor etc., 
 bcn>}lnffr 2c. fiid)en. b) einen 3'tfe( fd)lnflen. 
 
 Slie sweeps it through the court with 
 troops of ladies, fie jiel;t prunfenb buret) 
 ben ipiM' ciiil)ft mit ©d)naten I'rn ijrniifii. 
 
 Sweep, s. I. ba» gegen, ^etjttn. 2. 
 <bai ©trett'cn) ber ©trut (eiiier Xljiire le.), 
 (J)iing, llnK.uifi SSercid); ©d)iuuiig (tin ill 
 einer geb^iKnen 9{id)tiiiig genici(f)ti'r 3"9>» 
 bie ©d)iuenfnng, ©d)iuingiing. 3. (Jtmatf, 
 Diiegleidjiamfegt, ber©d)iuaii,j, bie ©d)Ieppe; 
 pt. -s. Die Jliigcl (einer 'ii3inbinu()le). 4. 
 t ai tai OJef'olge, ber ilnljang, bie Oitii^t. 
 b) bie SScrljeerung (3criU>rnng). 5. bieSJiJIjre, 
 ©prit^e. 6. |. Almo n d - f urnac e. 7. bie 
 "ICippe, 3iel)flange; ber ©d)mengcl, ^nin» 
 pcii|d)n)eiigel ; ©d)lrtgbalfen; (i)riinntenin&r» 
 |Vr , f. S w i p e 11. S w a p e. 8. bui *Mqtt 
 (cgte, ber Uiiratl). 9. [War.] a) ba6 ©iiu 
 lieljen bti ©d)itfe^ bei ben ^imniingen. b) 
 einer ber ^i<gen , ivprnii^ ein ©pnuuri^ bei 
 flef]f. c) - of the tiller, bn Seiiungen, Sett* 
 lungen bei 9{ubcr«. d) pi. -», bie breifen 
 9{uber Aiif £riegffd)>ff£n. e) ein ^ift^rau,, 
 beii ^tttet ju iiidjtn. 
 
Vh\f. far. fall. fat. M6. mel. Finf. f m. N6. move, n6r, got, oil. c]6(ui. Ti^be. tuh. foil. t/;in, THis 947 
 
 SWE 
 
 The flood carried away every thing willi- 
 in its sweep. Me t^futf) ftil^rte ^IU6 , wai 
 (it aiif iljrem SEDifji: niirraf, weq. A tonetit 
 swelled with eic InvolvcH within its — trees 
 etc., eiii 9{f(jfnbad), nngerdjiuftlt uon :c.. 
 rrifit 2?iiume :c. mit fid) fVrr. In conntiies 
 Kiilijeci 10 great epidemical -s, in SiillteTII, 
 ivp ^ll^(t) bnuftiif Gpibeniirii Biele W«nf(t)en 
 Ijiiiiyi-flflirnjfr a>er^en. 
 
 S w e e p - b a r, ttr <B<k\vnnmf)Mt (an Stut- 
 fcf)ciu]f|fetleii). --net, I. bn# ®d)It|>j)ne$, 
 ©rrcidjne^, ©mi*<jnrn , 3"fl3<'rn, Bif 
 €trfid)a>nte. 2. (-TOiir.) ciii {Jifdjiie^, iini 
 timav 95frlurfiif6 niitjiif'ril)'!'. --stake, 
 I. [flfii'oljiil. t>i:i lOftrr.] tin fiMill(lrei(f>tl1^f 
 €09, ^'rcitf. 1. i Witf nut tinanbtr. 3. -. 
 (jeivMinl. Svieep st :ike«,&iiur, tfr9l!Iec, 
 n-flf (jm»f ttrt 11 DrBfii i(l,e iiilniAr. (jduoiiufii 
 Ijiii, ttr Wfii'iiiiii'r tii aaiiieii Sa^e^. 4. 
 pi. -». ^.^f ii3frtrniiifn. 
 
 S«%'e(*pa)|;'e , Ku^ep'idje, «. 1. t>ai 
 %AH\. *sl)rii1)t. 2. {>ie Sii(je $tii (roti finer 
 SSDieiV). [ficljrer. 
 
 Sweeper, swiep'^r, $. bn Jffltr, 
 
 Sweeper of the skies, (bei ^))u1tn>ren> 
 ^fr$lnlmcIpbf^enl^or^u>l•ftll'ill6ill'Jlnu•rlffl|. 
 
 Sweepiiiif f sw^4p'ing, «. ^a6 «}€: 
 flen, ^i()ren !c. ; pt.-*. ^(1|S JJrflifl, ^rl)rid)t. 
 
 8%veepiii|;r, o(<;. rdiiirfl vori'iberfol)! 
 ftn^ , <i'orbri>td)iirBfiiP. flri''d)fiiP. 
 
 S«ve*?pitf (|"d)Ptt.) swept. 
 
 U\*'*H'^py f >iv,iep'i, ndj. 1. ()ieid)ram 
 fcgent', lAiird uoriabfrfiihrfiift , ftrfidjenti; 
 flu(t)ti(], bel^enbc 2. nitnrnal^nlKf), mnnciic. 
 3. fhrr^enb. 
 
 S'M'e*?'* sweit, (nnflrlf. swete ; fnn#fr. 
 ■wad; Int. suavis) adj. I. fug, lirMld), An- 
 genel^in (in bie (Sinne fnllrnb). 1. t a> fug, 
 a> tifblirf), t)Pl6; fi) nrtifl, bubfd). b) t 
 feineit ubelriettjenben 91tf)rni f)iibenb. 3 lUg, 
 a) (nid)t fnuer, nic^t f<il)in)- h) (librrl). fiir 
 bie G-mpfinbunfl feljr nngeneljm). 4. fnnft 
 iSLntatUt K.) , gutig, freunMid), liebreid). 
 6. nidjt ried)enb, nid)t uerberbcn, frifd). 
 
 Sweet flowers. i\i^ biifienbe Sliimen. 
 Sweet gloves, tvol;(rird)cnt)e i^nn^fd;lll)e. 
 To use sweet expre«i«ions to ladies, ben 
 gfrauen fu0< ©n<()en, Siluigfeifen I'orfiigen. 
 to be - upon a woman, inic cinetii (^rnueii; 
 |immrr liebnugeln. You have made a - bu- 
 siness on't, @ie l)nben bn wai Sd)i)iief nil: 
 Otrid)tet. A -style, fine fniifre, niigenel)nie 
 ^d^reibnrt. The meat is -, bai^leifd) riec^t 
 nid>r. 
 
 Siveet, •. 1. bn« Sitfe, bie O'lgc 
 ©iibftnnj, (fiber!).) eine fi'iMe uegftnbilifd)e 
 ©nbftnnj, urn ben SBfin ju nerbrffern , bie 
 ©lige, ©ileigffit; [lOiflinb.] ber ®nft Dom 
 Siirferrcljr, bieTOrlnffe oCirgenb cine nnbrre 
 fil^r, i<egetabilifd)e ©nbftnii). 2. bie ©I'iBig' 
 ffir, 2.tbiid»feit, 'Mniicl)i«lid)frit. 3. ber 
 JBrljIflerud) ; bn« 9{iiud)er«)crf . 4. <nl« Ciebs 
 fpfiingfa'i'rt) My -. niein Picbdjen, <ineiiic) 
 i^iMbe, Ciebe, niein @d;n9>, iiieiM @d)n^d)<^n, 
 Siigrtien. 
 
 Sweets, bie ©figigfeiten; SBofliifte, t<\6 
 
 f)errlid)f J?cbrn. The-soilife, bie 'Mniiel)iii; 
 
 idjfeiten be« erbrn*. |9<of«" ol)ne Drriieii. 
 
 hrov. No sweet williout sweat, ft-ilie 
 
 Sweet-almond, bie fllfie WniiCcl. 
 — apple, brrSugnpffl. -bag. bii^Jfiiiis 
 (^evriiTen, £i0d)f» vi'U ivi<l;lrird)riirer ©n- 
 
 SWE 
 
 d)en. --ball, bn* 9{it(^bud)«<ften. --ba- 
 sil. bnS £i>iiig*frniit. --bay, ber gcnieiite 
 £prbfcrbniini. --birch, cie S'lrfrrbirfe, 
 fd)morie ^irfe. - bread, bic ^.ilb^briifc, 
 ^rtiberbrrifc, bn6 ^nlb#brii«d)en, i^iiiberbrojt 
 d)eii , bie ^albfinild), ber ilalbcrprei^. -- 
 biiar, tie 5a3iiiiro('e, iuol)lrifd)eMbe %t\b: 
 riife. -brooiu, bie^eibe, bn? ^cibefraiit. 
 --calabash, bie lUBe £oinbaffe, iHJ^iffcrs 
 iiieliMie. --camomile, bie I'Me, gctni'iiir 
 ^'nniide. --cane, ber SiKniu^, bie luct)!' 
 ried)eiibe ©d}ivertlilic. --centory, bie Si ^ 
 fniii(lO(f rnbliinie. --cicely, --fern, ber 
 iVniiifd)c ^erbfl. --cistus, (Sot.J bie 
 Qifle, H)fi4)e tai Cobrtiiguinnii tnigi. -- 
 corn, I'llie 91rc br£ '}}{iiie. --fennel, ber 
 fuBc 5eiid)el, ®>irtcnj , {Jrnuenfeiid)el. -• 
 flag, —-rush, ber .Unlimi^. --gale. 
 [iBot J bie ^irtin()eic>e, ber ^orfl. -- 
 grass, f. --cane, —-gum, I. ber 
 ©torn):. 2. ber G-fd)iiirtl)orn. --htan, 
 tn i)b. bie (JJiiiibie, iat $irjd>fii, ^ii^^^- 
 d)en, liebe £iiib. - herbs, ». pi. bie 
 iJU(t)ingeiund)fi:, fii'id)fiifrniiter. — John's, 
 bie iBnrtnelff. --lipped, giiittjungig. -- 
 marjoram, f. Marjoram. — -maud- 
 lin, [5Biu. ) ber ^n|Terbi»|l. --meat, 
 
 1. ^ai Acnfefi, eiiigcnind)te , 3uden»erf. 
 
 2. 1 After - comes sour sauce, Proe. 
 nuf Wlutf folflt Ciiben. --milfoil, bie 
 5)alfningiirbe. --mouth, bn* Cecftrinnul, 
 ber Cerfrtinljn. --narew, ber dfepffcl)!. 
 --ua'ured, fniifi, I.ebrrid), frrtinblid). 
 I)0lb. - -oil, tai ©peifrDi, ©numol. -- 
 orange, bie 'Jlpfelfiiie. --pea, bie moi)U 
 ried)ciibe 9Jlnrtirbfe. --pot, ber ^ctpbiirn 
 (ein @)efn6 mit getrrttiieteii mohIried)enbeii 
 firnuteru 11. !8liinieii). - -pot aioes, «.jj/. 
 bie »ntnteii. --root, bn6 ©ueiiol|. -- 
 rush, ber Itnlnui*. --scabious, bie 
 fd)iunrjrotf)e ©fnbiofe, SQSutiuenblutne. -• 
 scented,pnrfi"imirt, tuol)lried)ciib gemnd)t. 
 -singer, I. ber nngiiebuie, lieblid)e 
 ©niiger. 2. >Rnnie finer JfeiigiiMi^iVfte 111 
 ©d)Ottlnnb. --smelling, roirl)Iried)enb, 
 lUB bultenb. — sop, ber fd)uppiof (J">^ 
 fd)eubnum. --sounding, \\\%, lieblid) 
 lonenb. --spoken, lirblid) fpred)rnb, 
 ginttjilngig, f4mfid)lerifd). --sultan, bie 
 Sifnmblume . --tempered freunbiid) 
 gefinnt. --toned, lieblid) tonenb. -- 
 tooth, a) «. bet eerferjnijn. b) adj. it. 
 ctir ; ProB. To have a -, ©liijigfeiten, Scrfc 
 reicn litben. --violet, bns <)W.irji>ei(d)en. 
 --voiced, eine |ieblid)e ©rimine l)iibeiib. 
 -water, eine lueige 11. fd)iu.irje Ir.iiibfii= 
 nrt. --water - man, ber 5liiefd)ifTer, 
 ©tromfnljrer. --weed, 1. bie iperji'liinic 
 2. t)i\6 fiijf 95efenPrniit , ber iue|liiibird)V 
 If)ee. --William, 1. (3d)H)0t''] f" 
 ^OTcerf.ui. 2. [95ot.] a) bie Siutiiflfe, 5ebfr= 
 nelfe. b) fine 9irt lrid)rern)iiibf. -wil- 
 low, bis mi>l)lried)riibc 'OUribr, ajniiinmotlen. 
 luiibe, Sergiucibe, Sorbernucibe. --wood, 
 iai inbii'd'c eprber(biiiiin)l)ol}. 
 
 Sweeten, sweein,.». «. i. filp, nn: 
 griif()ni, lieblid) nind)en, rd)niii(fni ; luoljl: 
 riid)rnb iiind)eii , (fiiirr ©nd)f ) yiiiHjlgiriid) 
 bcibriiigen. 2. ffip innd)cii,(ft.ifft'i' JC fiipfii, 
 iifrfi'igi'ii. 3. 1 a; piTiiiiJi'ii (bii6 I'l'bi'ii, bir 
 SiTflfii 10, linbcrii, ilidiii. b) fi'ifer inn: 
 d)rn, erl;ol)en (bie greiiben U6 SJebene u.), 
 
 SWE 
 
 t'enuften. c) fnnft, fnnfter, tnilber mnt^en 
 (bie Sid)ter u. ©d)ntti-ii in eiiuni @)etiinlbe 
 to, jungigen dm 3orn jo, befniiftigen, 
 milbcrii. 4. flip, frifd) nin(()eii (^SJiifTer, 
 Jleifd) 10. 5. lunrin u. frud)tbar iiind)en 
 (ben !8i'ben), (i^m) 2Dnrme 11. 5riid)tbnrffit 
 i'fricil)en. 
 
 To « wee ten the temper, bie 05enil"irf)<i 
 nrt filiifter mild)eil. - your expressions, 
 Sir, $err, niiiiji.ien ©le 0()re •iUnsbriicfe! 
 
 To sweeten off, niigene^ni, flefntlifl 
 nind)eii. 
 
 S^'eeten, ». n. file njerben, 
 
 S^veeieiier, swe^'mur. «. I. bie 
 •^JeniMi, bie fugt, I'fniigt, f.uift niiid)t, mil* 
 bert i bir SBemiintrltr. 1. Per ainlrcfir (litlige 
 ;8etn"iiier). 3. (f-duaj, ^n* cerfiipr, inilbert, 
 t\\i diinpfiliigfiiiittt'l. -* ot any sharp 
 humors, -Mfiirei, inn eie fd)nrfen ©nfte (im 
 .UorpiT) jii luTfilBi-n. 
 
 S«vc*etiii^, sweei ing, «. I.berfi'i@e 
 'Mpfi-I, ©ii^npffi,oi'',"H'i'i*'ipfcl. 2- (einSieb» 
 fpfiingfan'rti b.if fiifje ftinb, 2iebd)cn. 
 
 Sfveetisli, s» ^ii -ish. aWy. I. filgtid). 
 2. em iveiiig niol)iried)eiib. (bie ©u£-lid)ffit. 
 
 S^veetiMllIiesK, sweeiislmes, J. 
 
 Siveetly, swieiii. adv. 1. >u0, nnt 
 genrhni, lieblid), guiig, liebreid), j'nnft, mit 
 ©nnirmiitl). 2. frifd>. 
 
 SweetneMH, sw^efnes, «. I. (btt 
 3ii|lniib, bn C^tiun^ niigt-nelini In bie ©inne 
 fiidt) bie ©ilgigfeit, £ieblid)feit, bn6 ipiMbc; 
 bet 2C(>l)lgfrii4). 2. bie ©neigfcit (be* 3"» 
 (fer6 jc). 3. (brr Smlniib, Xm (5-tmn6 fiii 
 bie©nipf?nbung h&d)i1 nniieneljin i\\) bie Onft, 
 ©i"i§igffit, '}iiinchnilirt)feif , ^liiinnrl). 4. bie 
 'Ii3olIii|1. Shak. 5. i\t ©niifil)eit ibf£ 0)t» 
 nu'itt)S to, ©nnftmiitl), WMt, jjreiinblii^* 
 feit. 
 
 Swell, swell, (nngelf. swelinn) praet. 
 swelled; pp. swelled, (swollen ifl beinn^C 
 <=) i>. n. 1. filjiuefleii, a) niirrf)n'e(lfii, aiilnu» 
 fen (i<. XGniTer), (into) niifd))ve((fn (^n). bj 
 iiiifrdjiuellcn, niifiniifen (i>. tl)ifrifd)eii nub 
 incnrd)lid)cn fiijrpern ob. be([eii lljeilen). c) 
 (I'on ipnnnfrnftigeii Dingeii). 2. i «) ft(>iuel« 
 icn (Willi, uon), flit blnf)en, (id) niitblriljcn, 
 lid) niifblnfcn. b; niifd)roetlfn , bid ob. bnii» 
 bfriid) luerbcii (p. eiiieni SSuc^e zc.)*c) mU 
 fd)ii)ellen, (larfer luerben (u. einem lone 
 jc); nnmnd)rfn, jiinel)mcn, fleigen, fid) i>er» 
 nicl)rcn, fid) oergropern; (into, t^ erivnd)> 
 icn (ju), fid) (leigern (ju , bi6 jii), (leigeii 
 Ibid iu), niird)iue(len (jii); niilnnfen, nufi 
 Iniifeii (0 eiiier ©iiuiine, p. ©d)iilben; to, 
 JU). d) fid) l)fbfn (0. 23oben). 3. i (nu(<> 
 nitront) bniid)in ivcrbcii, fid) nu<bnii(f)fii (o 
 eiiifr ■OJiniii-r, einciii JJiiffei. 
 
 Swollen vein. [.Uuri'd)niieb.] bie 9Iber> 
 grfd)aiiil|l. Swelling like a turkey-cock, 
 niifgebl.ifen luie ein fnlrfutifc^er 5pnl)n. To 
 — with anger, rage, lu'r 3oril , ^llt^ bcti 
 lien. To - with pride, fi't i^p't niifblnl^en. 
 Swelling saiK. fd)iuincilbe ©ffli'I. Swell- 
 ing words, style, fd)iuiililige '2j3orte, eine 
 Htainlftigf ©d)reibnrr. To stubborn spirit* 
 tliey - and grow as terrible as storms, flit 
 ii>iPi'rrpnii|1iiie (SJnin'iihfr rrgriiniiieii fjf ui'b 
 luirDrii iuie©tiiriiicfiird)ibnr. And monarchs 
 to behold the swelling scene, U. ^{0< 
 iiiird)fii , litii bie iiiiiiicr iiieljr fid) i'irgr5» 
 penicie ©ifiic jii fdjniirii. 
 
 60* 
 
948 FAte, fixr. fall. fat. M4. met. Flnp, f'n. >'<S. m6v«>. nrtr. iiot. iiil. rl^Oil Ti^hp. tiVn. f>'j|| lAin. Tllis. 
 
 !S\VE 
 
 Sivell, V. a. 1. fffcrncflfn, flnfAiDefren 
 (®ca'(ifTe£ It.), rtuffd)ivellen , niifblaffn, niif: 
 blnl)en, niifrreit'en. 2. i a) (to, ju) nii 
 f(t)i»«neii; (.111(1) mit up) aiifi"c()ii'c(Icii (ciufit 
 ajaufc). b) l^Bfiif.] niircbivefleii (E>eii luio. 
 c) rAmeflen, I'ergv&eern, erljohcn. 
 
 To swell the »ail», Me Segcl niiffdjiveli 
 len. To-acliarige, eiiit95ef(f)iiIMoiin!^arger, 
 frt) 11 miner tiind)en, ueroro^erii. Swelled 
 witli etc., (iiitgi'blnffii Dim :e., ob. tiivd) ic, 
 fliifgebl(i()t Diircf) JC. To - the fame of etc., 
 5ellInll^^ 9fiif crh&()fn. 
 
 S%vell, *. 1. In* ®(f)ro«frcn, a) bn« 
 9Iiifr(f)iue(lcii,'3liifiU(infU, aiufiwgeii; I'TOrtr.] 
 «) 6ie Dfiniiiij; (i) tic ©eiiiiiifl, 93rn.ibiing. 
 b) t<\6 ©teifleii 'in 6ie ipofje). 2. ± a) ["5J?iif.l 
 t>a6 9Iiird)iuf(leii, tit 2liir(l)>ucnuu(j. b) («= 
 lufl^ 9hi6()f6nii(l)tfS) Me e)e|'d)miilil; ^u6- 
 6iiii(f)iiii9; ©AiDeifiiiig (ctner ®locfe). c) 
 [Drflelb.] b<\f C>v<\tUwrt. 
 
 (The swan's dowiifeather that) stand 
 upon the swell at full of tide, flcl)t nilf 
 ber f)0(^gfrd)ivtntf n J^luth. [fcer Drfii'ifailni 
 
 Swell -box. (Drflfib.) txiejDnielaeljaiife, 
 
 S^tvelling- , swelling , s- I. Me 
 ©(ftiviilft, (Seicbiinilfl , J^onre. 2. i Me 9liit: 
 lunniing (oe« Summers ic). 3. Me &rl)o= 
 Jjimg (ipeniorrnguiig). Newtos. 
 
 Swelling In tiie groin, Me Seifleii: 
 teiilf, SBeiife nil ber 6d)aniieifle. - in the 
 hough of a liorse, bie (Stodbciile, Xfifctje. 
 The white -, ber ®lifbrd)miim'n. 
 
 S^«'elt) swelt, (niigelf. sweltnn) v. w. 
 * ill DfjiiiiiiK^t fnfleii. - ». «. (burc^ 5?i9e> 
 erflicfeii ofc. ol)timncfrtig mnrfjeii. 
 
 (Is the sun to be blamed) ihiit the ti*nvel- 
 er's cloke s welts him with heat, iveiin 
 h(6 ^niibereri Waiitel it)m bn'icteiib Ijei^ 
 Hind)!? 
 
 Swelter f swelt'ur, ». n. fine bn'i: 
 rfeiiBe ipiije empfinbeii, i>or ^itje fc()nin4)teit, 
 erflitfeii , jcrflieficii , led)}eii. 
 
 S^velter, v. «. borren, brnteii, feii = 
 (jeil. Sweltered poison. Ijeifj blir(f)glli> 
 Ijeiiber, jehrenbe«0)i('t.SHAK. ((jeig, id)iuiil. 
 
 Swejtry, swellie. adj. Eiri'irfeilb 
 
 Mi'»vepage,swe'pidje.*. bie 2(ifle5?eii. 
 
 Swepe, swepe, s. f. Sweep, bie 
 53Bi)>P«C. [S w e e p. 
 
 .^*vept, swept, praet. u. pp. l>l)ll 
 
 S\%'erd, swlid. t fiir Sward. 
 
 Swerve » swei V . ( l)i'(l. zwerven ; 
 fd)iiinnufii) IV ji. 1. u>iiiibern, flreid)rii, flrei.- 
 fen, l}eruiiii'cf)meiteii, |'d)iuiirmeii. 2. f ? irreii 
 ^(td) I'lbernfl tiiiebrciteiu. 3. fid) eiirferiieii, 
 flbirreii, nb|rt)weifeii , (from) fid) eiitteriien, 
 »«rid)en , ati)vrid)eii , nbgrben , nbfiMiinu'ii 
 (lum). 4. iind)l(iJTeii (nbiiel;iiicii , niif()i->reii). 
 5. fliiumen, fietttrn. Drvuen. 
 
 2. The swerving vines on the tall elms 
 prevail. Drvden. 
 
 S^vift, swift, (nngelf. swift) adj. 1. 
 fd)ne(l, gl•|■d)luill^ (i>. ffiiiiDe, ®cbniifeii ic), 
 mfd), fJiid)tig, rrieenb; l)iirtig. 2. ? lunubeU 
 bar, uergfliiglid). Shak. 3. bereit, feriig, 
 flrfd)icft. 
 
 Swift to mischief, geiieigt , 9?pi'i« ju 
 flifreil. F.et every man be - to hear eic.. || 
 ei« ifglid)ir ^J?eiii-d) I'ti fd)iirn }ii i)bren. - 
 
 of loot, r(t)lielllii(jig. You are veiy — to say 
 
 so. jhr ftit iVi)r i.'or|'d)iic[l. Suak. -of wing. 
 fa)m(ltf|"d)U'iiiflt. 
 
 SWl 
 
 Swift. footed, fd)iifnfri6ig. - 
 heeled, fd)neflfYigig (oud) i). -- winged. 
 rd)iieflbe|'d)iuiiigt. --wit. ber fct)lngi'iibe, 
 treffeiibe <H3i5. 
 
 Swirt, «. 1. t ber Sniif, ©troiii, 
 ©troniflrid). 2. ber i>>iiVel, @iiriil)aive(. 3 
 13i">l.] a) 6ic ®tfiiiri1)iuiilbe. b) bie &iDed)i>, 
 ber ©priiiger. 
 
 S^vif't, V. a. [Wnr.] iiimuiiibeii , uer 
 fltirfeii, iiiit eiiiem liiii iimgilrteii ober ju: 
 rnmmeiibiiibeii. 
 
 Swifting lines, ©rf)ivigtlieil. To • 
 mast, eiiicii 95f(ifl, eiiie ©reiige mit SSorg: 
 luniibtfliieii II. '^nrtiiiieii befciTigeu. 
 
 Swirter, sw'ft'ur. *. [-3}?ar.] bai 
 tail , momir eii^Jnljrjeiig iimgiirret luirb ; 
 ein tnii, luoniit bie ©pnfeii in beiii Wang: 
 (■pitl jiirrtmtiieiigefdjiii'irt werben; bne 5borg= 
 wanbtnii. 
 
 Sivirter, v. a. u. v.n. [-TJinr.] |"d)i«ig: 
 ten; bie 2t5aiibriiiie mit iafel ober ©leiieii 
 niife^en. (idjii'iiib, Ijurtig. 
 
 S^viftly, swifiie. adv. rd)iiell, go 
 
 S%virtiiess, swiit'ues *. bie ©d)iie(Ie, 
 -£d)nefli,ifeit , (i>iirt)H)iiibigfeir , purtigfrir. 
 
 S\vig°, swig. (ig|. swijja) V. (I. Ob. V. II. 
 in flrofjiii, ftiivfeii Siifltn triiifen, jrd)eii, be^ 
 d)erii, I'dtliirfcMi gierig roiigeii, iiitfelii. 
 
 S««'ig-, a. e ber ©d)li:tf. 3iig. 
 
 He took a good swig, er tl;nt eiiien 
 rud/rigcii 3iig. 
 
 S>vig-g^ins--uff'f suig-ging of. *. 
 [^yiAir.J tilt '.Uiijicljeii btr 'Wfirre eiiieg ileifiu 
 iiiiie^, iim ei uoHeiibf jii iViiniieii , jii 
 td)n)igteii. 
 
 S%vill, swill, (\(l)mt(ltn ; nngelf. swel- 
 gan . swylgaii) v. n. 1. gleidjfrtm blird) 
 5ii(le |'d)iuc(leii , niitrd)iue(len, bcrniiid)eii , 
 rniiifeii mad)eii. 2 beiViileii, nbfpiileii, be: 
 iir^cn. Shak. 
 
 This swilled insolence, biefcr niifge; 
 binfeiie Uebrrmiiil). A swilling draughi, 
 till berbcr iriiiif. 
 
 Swili, i>. a. ill fid) fd)lurfeii, fniifeii; 
 (down) i)iiiiinterfd)iiicfeii, l;iiiiiiitfrrd)iirreii. 
 
 S^vili, v.n. fid) bcrriiifeii, fid) beiniifeii. 
 
 S^t'illf *• I. ber ©nff (| = ®i'tniiif>. 
 i. bnf ©piiia'nfi'er, ber irniif (fiir Sd)meiiie). 
 
 Swill-bellied. birfbiliid)ig. —-bowl, 
 --pot, --tub, -(■ ber ©rirniifer, Iriiii! 
 feiU'olb. 
 
 Swill -boii^h, swfU'bou, M. t 1. 
 bie >)uid)rprt'i'|e. 2. i Cne 9iefli)&cfd)cii. 
 
 S^viller, swSi lur, «. ber Siiufer, 
 iriliifelit'i.Mb. 
 
 S^villing', sMiritng. «. ba6 ©niifeii; 
 bie aSbfUrti. - adj. teni Iriiiifc ergebeii. 
 
 S willing:!), swiriiiigz. <. pi. oa6 
 Spiiiivnffcr , ber Irniif (ffir <^cf)mtint). 
 
 Swint f swim, (nngelf. swimmaii) 
 praet. swam; pp. swum, d. m. 1. fd)ll)illlinen 
 (i>. ?perfi'nen ii. ©ndjeii) , flott feiii lU. ©lU 
 d)en ). 2.1 a) i"d)iuimmcii. b) fd)iuimiiu'ii 
 (I'ermorreii fd)ii)eben). c) (luni ciiu-iii fJiiifi 
 gen Sorper fo bebecft feiii, bnp ti rd)riiit, 
 ni6 fd)ivimitie er in bemfelbeii i fd)iuimmeii. 
 3. 1 i"d)iiiiiibelii, rd)u<iiibilig feiii, fid) brelieii. 
 2 a) In all states there are men wlm will 
 swim with ilie tide of popular opinion. 
 
 WtllSTEK. i 
 
 To swim in a gondola, in riiicr (i)i'iirel 
 fnfjreu. To - wiih the tide, bem ©mmej 
 
 SWl 
 
 folgcii. To - over a river, Tiber einen %i\\^ 
 fd)iuitllincn. With swimming gait, mit 
 rd)iuiiiiinciibetn ®niige. Shak. They now — 
 in joy , fie fd)iuimmeii nun in Jrciibc. My 
 head -s. the head -s, ti fd)millbclt mir, 
 e* luirb mir fd)iv)iiibelig, ti mirb (S-inein 
 f(l)ii)iMbe(ig, fdjiuiiibelt g-iiiem. 
 
 S^viiii, I), o. 1. iibfrrd)iuimnieii (einen 
 Sing to, liber !c. fd)ii>itiimeii. 2. uljiucmmen- 
 
 Swim, 4. eiiie iilrt fnnft gleitenber £e« 
 luegiing. 
 
 Swiinin , swim, (awii) Swim, 
 Swi in- hi adder) t. bie ©djiDiiiimblnfe, 
 3ird)blnie. 
 
 S^'iininerf sw'm'mur, *. I. in 
 ©d)iuimmer. 2. [Jioenrjeneif.] bie 5?prn» 
 gefd)iuiilfl. 
 
 S^villiming-, swim'ming, t. 1. bAi 
 ©d)TOimmen. 2. i Mi ©d)iuiiibeln. 
 
 Swimming of the head, ber ©(f)ll)in« 
 bel. 1 am taken wiih a grievous — in the 
 head, ti bcfnllt mid) ein l^efriger ©d)miuber. 
 
 Swim m i n g-g i rd I es. s.pl. ©d)lDilHttlt 
 gi'irii'I. --place, ber as.ibi'plntj, ©d)iuimm» 
 pln^. --school, bie ©d)uiimiiird)iilc. 
 
 S^%'iinillillg-|y , swiiii'iningle, adv, 
 I fnjifc , leid)r; oi)i\t ©d)iuierigfcit , nnd) 
 ^ajiinfc^, gliirflid). 1 grljt iind) 525iiiird). 
 
 Maiters go on swimmingly, iiiltt 
 
 S«vill«lle, swin'dl, (fd)H)illbi'(ll) v. a. 
 (Siiicii beg.iiiuerii, (out of; (Jinen niif ein 
 Iiflige 91rf brrnlgeu (uni). 
 
 S^vindler, swindliir. «.ber@d)iviii& 
 ler, ®niiiier, ©Ultf^ritter, ®li'iff?jngi'r, ICecft 
 felreiter. [blei, ©nunerei 
 
 S^vindlingcswiii'dling.j.bieSc^miits 
 
 Swiue, swine, (nngelf. swin) s. (sing 
 II. pi.) tm ©d)ii)eiu; pi. -, bie ©d)iueiii* 
 
 Swine-bread. I. but ©d)lveilibro& 
 ©niibrob, bie (S-rbriibe, ber ©rbnpfcl. 2. bei 
 (Jrbnpfel, bie Iri'iffel. --cresses, *. pL 
 [93Dt.l bie ©d)iueiii(«)frcf7e, bai .^irfd)l)orn. 
 — -crue, — case, —-coat, [Dertl.] btt 
 ©d)n)ein|lnfl, ^oben. --gr;iss, [SSui.J bai 
 ©niigrniJ, ©aufrniit, ber 2Gegetritt. - 
 herd, ber ©d)i«eiiil)irt, ©nnljirf, Qnm 
 l)n(ter. --hull, f. —-crue. --like, 
 rd)iveinifd), fnnii'd). --oat, ber ©d)ivein 
 l)flfer (Avena nuda). —-pipe, [OrilitI).] 
 [Oertl.] ber ,3iemer, KrnmetSi'ogel. - 
 p o c k s, - -p o X, bie ©d)H)eiiipoif en, ©d)iuein« 
 blnrrer, ©leinblntter. -'s- cress, f. -- 
 cresses. — -snout, f. Dandelion, 
 --stone, ber ©d)H)eiii|lein , ©nii^, ©tiiif* 
 flein, ©tinffnif. --sty. ber ©d)ii)einfln(l, 
 ilobrii. -'s-succory, ber ©d)iucinfnlfit, 
 bai Srniiid)frniit. --thistle, bie ©niif 
 biilel , ©d)iucinbiflel. 
 
 S««'iii^, swing, (rdiniingeii> praet. ii. 
 pp. kwiiiij;. V. n. 1. fid) t)in iiiib Ijer beivet 
 gen (v. freiljangeiiefn iijirperii), fdjiuingcn, 
 ©d)ii>iiigiiiigiiimiid)en. rd)ii'niifen, biimniein, 
 bniiiiii'iii; (in engrri'r?3ebeiitiiiig) fid) id)iuin« 
 gen, frf)iniftln- 2., ['JJfnr.j a) fid) iim beii 
 •iintrx id)ii'cnfcii. b) nbinflcn , eine (Juulil* 
 tioii miu1)eii. 
 
 He may swing for it, er fijiuite be^i«C« 
 gcu an ben ®iilgen fDmiiifii. The ship -» 
 end on lo the tide, — s with the tide, bAi 
 ©djiff id)ii'enf: fid) iim feinen 'iliifer. Let 
 her -. |^))inr.J fnd nb! 
 
 S«vin£f, B- u. 1. (iiiit rineit. ©(t^ivuMQC 
 
Vh\r. f'.r. rhl\. (',t. Me. ii.lt. FInf. fin. N6. move. n6r. not. 6U. rUutl. Ti'ihe. tiih. fnll. i/,iri. ri!i<. 949 
 
 fell ((t>>if*fi' JC). 1. l)in iinB l)er bftufdni, 
 (HfHriiii) rrf)iciifcrii, ifDiviniifii uui®rl)eii), 
 ntit K. rrfjienrerii, nunc, iin-fflit. 3. tnumelii 
 Di. btuiniirlii liifft-ii. 4. |'<t)ivi!ii}eii, rctitiiifrln. 
 
 To hwiiig about. I)criiilir(t)iuiliijeil, 
 fdjii'iiigeii tun ic. He -s his tail, n rotbtit 
 mit tc'in (£rt)u'iinje. 
 
 S«viii|;:, *. I bai Q<f)m\n(\tn, Me 
 ©(t)iuiiignii(i, Der Sc^iuuiig. 2. ttx Srfjiib, 
 StrO, '•llniricb. 3. i a) ^er 'Jliiffrfjiunnfl . 
 9Iii|flii(j iCe6 OJenirg), Cc ■ reic Canf, Spiel: 
 Miini. b) tie 9?i'i!iiiii(j, ter £inn; irieb, 
 $iini]. 4. b<\6 iDi'e «£eili 6ie 8d)iuinge, 
 €rt).iiifrr. 
 
 To walk Willi a xwing. roiitfelllb, \\)<it-- 
 fd)eln6 gchrn, fid) im (^ehcii rrtjiuifeln, l)tn 
 llliB ()er luieoeil. To give any one a -. (^u 
 nciii eilien (Eli<6 gt'beii. Let ilieiu talie their 
 -. fie nioneii iljrtni £i:nie, iljrer Tteiiiiiiiii 
 fpiiifii, irtu fie iljier ^ifiiiniifl , itjreni Siiiiu- 
 fclflcn, iljrcr Ciiil fr&l)iieii. To puisu* with 
 full - ones lollies, I'riiieii Xfjorijeiteiiijani 
 nnrt) $er}rii^iti|l iiiMl)f)iitii](ii. 
 
 Swing-bridge, tie Drf^6ru(fe. — - 
 gate, rill. <eiifliifd)ee) ©tittertfjor. --gla«», 
 ttx r>rel)i>ieflfl. -iree, tie ^a^e (on ter 
 I)fi(t)|"cl>. --wheel, [ llljrnind).] t(i« 
 €d)ii>iiii(iriib. 
 
 li'tviiiKef kwinje, (nngflf. (win^an) 
 V. a. (8 II. bcinrtlje ■' ) 1. veitr(l)rn , f)iUieii, 
 (jeigclii. 2. i (Irnieii. 3. f flatfrtjeii niutften, 
 nut :c. flnnctcn, icbiuiiiflen , ftftrntnfen, n>ie 
 fine $eit!(ftt bciucfleii. Miltom. [rd)mieren. 
 
 To siwiiige off. C'iirrt)pcitrct)en, n6- 
 
 S'^ving^e, i.tPirSrfjiwiiiifl/lliiirctjmuiifl. 
 
 Swiiigebuckler, -J- tcr ©ifeiifteffer, 
 ©riBprn'M"^- ^niifegen. Shak. 
 
 S^viiig^er, twing'ur, t. ber €d}ivin: 
 (jeiiC'e, igdjiciiferiite, 6rt).inflcr, (S(()leii6eret. 
 
 (i'M'ill§ri"8'* iwinjlng, atU. B itifr 
 flrPB , iiiiiif'^'iier- — <"'«'• Swiu'gingly, 
 inuirhciier, erilouiiiict), onunitig. 
 
 S wiiif^^le, swiiig'gl. (nnneir. «wingan > 
 9. a. |Vrtiifivirtl)r(^.] id)ii>iiiijeii <'ijliid)«). 
 
 S^viiig^le, V. n. 1 bnnnieln, bmns 
 OiclM. 2. t firt) idjiviiifleu , (\id)) id)niifeln. 
 
 S^viiig-le-stufl*, swing'gl-ktaf, ( 
 
 Swindle, ) 
 
 t. (enntiuirtljrd).] tie®rf)miii(ie,ber®d)miiig= 
 (lurf. (tie SDiige (nn Ceid)|Vliij. 
 
 S^viiig^le-tree, swing gi-irei. i. 
 
 S^vill^lillg--kllifef swin'^ling- 
 
 nlfe. 1MI^: [€rf)ii)ingnieiTfr. 
 
 fi^viiigrle, $. [Snutiuirrljid).) ta« 
 
 ItYVillfflillfr.tuW, nwin'gling-lo. t. 
 
 bieifjeCe, tie fiird) ta$ ®d)iviiif)eii te6 ^l<\<t): 
 ft& at'rtdViitert luirt. [fnnil'd). 
 
 S«vini«ili, swinish, adj. fd}meiiiird), 
 
 li\%'iiiiMliiieifii), swl'niiihnes, t. tne 
 ©niind)!', tie Sdjiui-iuerei. 
 
 S^viiik, Kwingk . D. n. ^ uterorbeis 
 ten, nbniilteii, tiird) 'iirbeit iibmntien. - v. n. 
 fief) pl.icfcii, fid) qiinlen, fiiiier iirbeittn. -«• 
 bie fd)iufre 9Jrbeit, 'iJSlnrffrci. 
 
 i(\%'iiiker, swingk'ur, t. <= ber ^acf: 
 ffti, iUtbeiter, 'ippiifler. 
 
 Swipe f swipe, (f. Swape obrr 
 Sweep) s. tic QSJippe, 3i''l)|1'li'fl«; ^'^ 
 <£d)iveiigef, 3)niiiiienid)iuen!jcl; ©djMgbnl; 
 feit (eiiiiT SiigTiidei; Wrniintcmii&riiT. 
 
 Itwiaii) swis, uJJ. )(t)ivii^ei\\\i). — *. !• 
 
 swo 
 
 ter ©(ftiueijer. 2. bie ®pr(icf)« ber ©(ftweijfr. 
 
 Swiss -tea, bet $J<»tttrflnf. 
 
 SM'itcltf swiikh, <|'d)iv. ivege) «. bie 
 (i)erie, 9{iiil)f, ©pifptiitlje. 
 
 SM'itcIt, V. a. mit einer ©rrte, 9{tit^e 
 ()iuieii, rd)Mgiii, nut 9iutl)en peitrd)en. 
 
 To switch a horse, eiii ^lert ilrnfen. 
 
 Svritcli, o It. [* ot. Oertl.] mit einer 
 •llrt gpriiiiij, dlnd gel)eii. 
 
 S«vitz, swiiK, $. 6d)mi(j (Ort tint 
 Sailtoii. — S wilier, $. \. Swiss; jj/. 
 Switzers, i2d)n)eijer , i'eibiuiidJf". — 
 S wi t z 'ei'laud. 6 w iss 'er land, «. tie 
 (2d)iueii. 
 
 Swivel, kwiv'vl. (u. angcir. awifan) 
 *. 1. ter^ting, Brchring, Sajirbel; I'lRnr.) 
 ter 5!D.irl, 5i>arrel. 2. [■OHiir.] -, oter -- 
 gun. tie Crfl)i'ii(|f. 
 
 S w i V e I - d o I i , tie Srehpiippe. --eyed, 
 id)ieifliigifl. --seal, tiie "liiiiljpetrct.ift. 
 
 Swivel, I. fic^ inn tinen S'^PI''"' 
 ©tift, eiiie 'iiJiilje treljen. [Swab. 
 
 S^vob, swob. «. ter £rf)rniird) >c. ; \. 
 
 Swubber,swob'bUr,«. l.ten5d)it?6: 
 
 (Uiigetc, f. Swahber. 2. p(. -s, iM«cJliir= 
 
 ten ini 2Ut)iiirpiele (^Ig, Jl&i)iij,:Diinie, 3}nbei, 
 
 auf tie inivriien pnrirt ivirt. 
 
 Swuileu. swola, / ,. „ ,, 
 
 „ , ' ' S <• j>p. u. Swell. 
 
 Swum y swoin , * pruet. v. S w i ni. 
 
 SWUUII, swuon, (aiigelf. aswunanj 
 V. n. I. in Dl)niimd)i tMtu, Dl)nmnd)tig iuer> 
 ten, fjinfinfen, (with) ol)nmnd)iig luertcn 
 (VOX). 2. t erbleidjcn (for, iiber). 
 
 To swoon awiiy, in £)^nnin(t)t fiideii, 
 Die 95eriiiniing I'rrlifrcn. 
 
 Swoon-, II lit: 
 
 Swooniiiff, swuun'ing, oter -- 
 away, «. bir Di)iini.id)t. 
 
 Swooning, ndj. o^nniiid)tig. 
 
 Swoop, s\vuu|>. (U. s wee pi o. a. I. 
 niif U. infdjieMen, iloern, (liirjen, (driuae. 
 idjntll fftjTen ob. ergmftii , mit ben Aliuicn 
 pnrfen, lucgfi^ljren , miibeii, erl;.ifd)eii ; (up. 
 aiifgreifen, nufl)ebfii, tfli'tntnigen. 2. r.iffent 
 nnfieljren; Oa) ueti'^lingen. 
 
 Swoop, V. n. fi4) prunfenb fortbeiue- 
 gen, cinl)eriiel)en. 
 
 Sw^oop, «. 1. ber ©to6, <Sd)i\fi (time 
 3Jaiibi'ogcl< <inf ^iiljner jc). 2. ber JJali 
 (ciue* aCiifferS). [niif einm.il. 
 
 At a swoop, I. nnf einen @to0. 2. i 
 
 S'tVOop, interj. |'d)iunpp I patfc^ I 
 
 Swop, swop, e. a. o tanft^eii, ver; 
 tiiiii"d)eii. 
 
 f^'^^P' , . , . i *. o ba« 
 
 .Swopping-, swop'ping, ) 
 
 lnnrrt)cii, ter Innfc^. 
 
 Sw<»rfi, sord, (oiigclf. sword, sweordj 
 $. I. f t(\6 <Bd)mtvt, ber Dcgeii, ^n(Uifd). 
 2. t a) (nieiilen* II) tii6 ©c^iucrt. b; ttu 
 3?id)ter|"d)H)ert. 
 
 To fight with swords, fid) ailf tcil De; 
 gen, tnit Degen fd)lnoen. To put to ihe 
 -, liber bie filinge fpringen I.ifycn. They 
 were all put to the -, fie miigten <2(tle liber 
 bie filinge fpriiigcn. To put hH to fire and 
 -, ^fle« mit Jeiier^iiMt ©rfjiuert i>enuii: 
 fleii, Dcrljeeren. —and buckler, f. Swinge- 
 buckler. Siiak. 
 
 Sword-bayonet, ein feljr Uiiunf 
 iSnijoiiett. — bearer, ber ©(^luerttriiQcr. 
 
 SYC 
 
 Sword-belt, bie ©canifoppff --blade, 
 fie Deiiiiifliiige. --cane, ter Degnirtorf . — 
 cutler, tei 3d)iucrtfegtr. -cutlery, tie 
 (SduucrtfeiiiTiirbeit. - - f i g li • . tii« gedjten, 
 Wffert)t , in trm niiin firt) niif Degen, 
 mit Degen frtXiigt. -fish, tcr @d)iuertf 
 (ini). -girdle, ta* t)igc!igel)enf. -- 
 grass, tic Sd)n)iTt(ilie, trr Sdiii'irrel. -• 
 hilt, ter Degr iigriff. --knot, tie Oegeii« 
 ilimile. --law. tn^Sriegfri'd)!, Jaiiilrcdjt. 
 --luan. -'s-niau. ber Sricger, ©lUtfti. 
 -pi ayer. ter i5rd)fer, 9Ciiiifer. --shaped, 
 [1?ot.) fd)iviTffi3rmig. --shell, bad ©tid>» 
 bl.itt (nni Degen). 
 
 S^f^orded, sArd'ed. nrf>. mit elnetn 
 SdtauTte, r>i'grii iimgrirtct, benjiiifiiet. 
 
 Sworcler, sord'Or. «. -j- •• t f" -^^ 
 genl)iit , SiMtnr. 2. ber ^Ttbtbtx, ^nnbit, 
 '))fciid)rinu>rter. 
 
 S\*'Ore, swAre. pruet. 0. Swear. 
 
 S^«'(»ril, sworn, part. adj. g«frt)iupren, 
 beritigf, (loi breitigr (nut); I'ereitet. 
 
 Mum I be sworn, miifi id) frt)aiBren T 
 -enemies, gfrduvore lie , iibgrfiigre 55eiiitf. 
 - friends, erfliirre Jreiintc. - brotlier, 
 ter Spieggefrd , ter title 91beiiteiier jii t()ei» 
 len fd)mort. - c«uusel. tin ?<(itf), mit btt 
 gri^^firen 58crfd)iuifgeiil)eit l^erbnlI^clt. Sh*k. 
 
 S wound, sw8<ind . r. n. -f fl'lt 
 
 Stvuir, (rd)ort.) swore. (Swoon. 
 
 Switin, swum, pruet. ii. pp. *UH 
 Swim. [Swing, 
 
 Swuil|l^, swung, pruet. it. pp. boil 
 
 Syb, sih. ^ (niigi'ir.) «<(/. ii. *. '■' tie 
 
 Sib , ^Sipprrt).i|i,9[5eriiHUitt|\1)iift, 
 
 i8liitffrfiintr(ftiift; i>eriuiiiitt. 
 
 Syl> and soiu. + JJnete n. ®irt>crl)eit. 
 
 Sybarite, &5b'aiitc. < i>. ter itiatt 
 S))biiri6) *. I. ter Sijb.irit. 2. tber ȣi)barit, 
 ■lUeutliiig. Sfiilliiig, Sdjiueigcr. 
 
 Sybnritic, sibhaiii'ik. ^ 
 
 Sybnriticul, siiiiiaiitickal, ^ " '* 
 I. fi)b.u-irird). 2. i fobiiriiifd), lippig, luol* 
 li'iilig, lueutlid), id>t«rlgfvifd). 
 
 Sycamine, sik'amSn, f (gr.) *. 
 
 Sycamore, sikamore. ^3)ot.] tie 
 ■Jltatiuffige , ter ')Waiilbecrfetgfiib?ftHn. 
 
 Sycamore, *. Sycamor^ oter 
 --tree, tcr ivei0e SBcrgoljtrii. ['Jfignuleiii, 
 
 Sycite, s'siie, *. ['MJiiicniig. j tet 
 
 SyCOmancy, sikkomansi, (gr.) 
 *. tie it-atjnrtgerci, ba6 ^Giiljrfiigeii nu6 5ei» 
 gfiiblntfcrii. 
 
 Syc«>pliancy, slk'^tlnse, «. i. tie 
 @i)fi'pl)niitie, 23crr(itl)i'rei, Oljreiibinferei, 9Iii» 
 gebcrci. 2. tie '5iirt)ffrt)iv><iiHorei. 
 
 Sycophant, sik'ofant, (gr.) <■ I. 
 tcr St)fL^pl;aiit, 'Jliigcbcr, SStrnitlicr, Olireiu 
 blafer. 2. trr (y"rt>*lrf)'Uf'"i'^>-'' ©d)mnro5cr, 
 
 Sycopiiant, /^ ^ 
 
 Sycopliantize, s'k'otanti/e.^ 
 fiii1)erd)iiuui}cii, ten Ohrenbhifer, i£i)fcpl)au» 
 ten niii(f)cii, frfimnrpljen. 
 
 Sycopiiant, v. a. + iicrl.iiiiiitfii. 
 
 Sycopliantic, sikofant'ik. ailj. I. 
 ri)fi>pl)iiiitifrt) , ol;reiU'inrcrird) , iiiigei>erirrt)V 
 fiid)!5r(;)ii)nnierifd/. 2. [25i)t.] - plants, 
 >£rt)Mi(iri'tjpvptliuiifn. 
 
 SycopiiaiiHcal, sikAfantekal, 
 uiij. ol)rcMbliirfi-irrt); furf)*irt)iuniiierird). 
 
 Sycopiiantry, slkoiantre, *. tit 
 i)fi.'pl}aiuic, Cl)reiit'la|"nrei, !6errntl)ecci. 
 
950 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nor, goJ, 6\\. cloud. TAbe, tuh, ffill. lAin, THis. 
 
 SYD 
 
 jiydneaii , Mdiie'an,^ar(/.i<Dn (Biimx) 
 
 Sy(lnei»iii, 5*^iu @ut))vn((id). 
 
 Syeuite, sl'liiiie, i. [>5)Jiiiernlg.] Ber 
 ©iemt. Lin nic^vig liegcii&em 2niiD. 
 
 Syke, sike, *. [Dertl.] iai SBndjli'in 
 
 Syllnit^I*, sil'iabar, ( t. iai ^H: 
 
 Syllabary, sil'labare.^ beiibticf), 
 ©idat'irbiid). Ivie, ®ili>te. 
 
 Syl, sll. (91bfurig. l>. .Sylvia) «. ©1)1= 
 
 Syllabic, siiiai.'tk, ( adj. ri;l> 
 
 Syllabical, Mllab'ekal. \ labn'ct), 
 fifdibird), fine ©ilbe oti. ©ilbeii (tttrcff«:"6/ 
 )U ©iiben gel^orig, aii5 eiiier ©ilbe oCer 
 fliid ©ilbeii beilflieiiB, ©ilbfii . . , ©ylbfii. . . 
 
 Syllabically, sillab'ekalo, adv 
 filbeinufil'e, nad) ©ilben, 6eii ©tlbeii unc^. 
 
 Syllabication , Ni.labeka'&liun , 
 t Die ©ilbdibihniiig, ©inabinma. 
 
 Syllable, siiiabl. (gc.) «. l. bie 
 ©ilbe, ©i;lbf. 2. ± Die ©ilbe. 
 
 Tliis account coniaiiis not a syllable 
 of trutli, DD. Witbout one — of trutli, ti ill 
 feiiie \Wi\)Xt ©ilbe Dnrnn. Do not lell a -, 
 ffiflt feme ©ilbe, fein SlUort. I will believe 
 you by tbe -, id) luill Cir }t1>ti 2J30rt alilll! 
 ben, 6rt5 tti fiiTlfl- 
 
 Syllable, i>. u. l. in ©ilben bringen, 
 fjlbeiuueire fdjreiben. 2. f nii6|Vred)en , vvx-. 
 bringen, nngeben. Milton. [bub 
 
 Syllabub, siriabub, «. tai ©i(la= 
 
 Syllabus, sil'labus, s. btr 'iilufiug, 
 furje SSegriff, bnfi tiirje ajerjeid)nip , Cie 
 llei>errid)t. 
 
 Syllepsi.4 , stiiep'sia , (0r.) *■ 
 [®iiiinin.j in ©vllepfe. 
 
 Syllog'isiii , sil'lojiiui, (gr.) *. 
 (I'Oii.j Der ©i)(Jogi^m (f5rnilid)e SBcriiunfr= 
 fd)iu@). 
 
 Syllog^iKtic, sillojis'tik, 1 
 
 Syllugistical, Mii<'>ji.>'tckal,)" ^' 
 fi)(lDrtijli|'d)/ fd)liigtti"i>ifl> ©rf)lup ... — adv. 
 S y 1 1 o g I s ' I i f a 1 1 y . ri)(logi I'll fd). 
 
 Syllug'izatiou, siilojezA'shun, t. 
 bae ©))ni>girircii, ©d)lie6t'ii, 'jjulgerii. 
 
 Syliog^ize, Nil li>jue, V. n. ri)(logi: 
 firen, fnlgern, rd)liipen. 
 
 Syllogizer, sil'lojuur, «. (Fiiiet, 
 ber ivlUniu'irt, ©i>lU'gii.Miien mnd)t. 
 
 Sylpli, >iit, «. InorD. SS}i()ti).] ber 
 ©Diyli, i:iifr!)ei|t. 
 
 Sylpliide, s'li't'id, «. [uorb. 9ro>t^.] 
 bie @))lpl)iCie, fer meiblid)e Siifrgeiit. 
 
 Sylva, sil'va. uat.j *. 1. [^JJoef.] eine 
 .n emcr ilit yon G'nriiicfung uerfiiMte Did): 
 tiini). 2. Otr iDid)tcr;) *iBr,lD ifine ©nmiii> 
 ung oert■d)le^elK■r Did)tungen). 
 
 Sylvan, iidj. i.(. Silvan) ju tiwtm 
 SWrtlDe geliiirig; fd)nttig, luolbig. 
 
 Sylvan, silvan, t. bee ^ntbgutt, 
 6i)H)an; cbi6iu.) ber a33iilbtunnn , W(\li- 
 nieni'd) ; Snubmnnn. [ber ©i)(unnit. 
 
 Sylvaiiite,sii'vanJte,«. [^TOinernlg.] 
 
 Sylvia, silvea, «. (Sajeiberttiiifn.J 
 
 Syinbal, f. Cymbal. [©i)Ivie. 
 
 Synib«)l, sini'bul, (gr.) «. l. bnS 
 3i'id)eii, ^ennjeic^eii, 2Unl)rjei(ften. 2. bn« 
 ©Dinbol, ©iniibilb; [Ifjetl.] bn6 ©i)mbol. 
 5. ber Onbcgriff; Apostolical -, tbe - ol 
 •iir t.iiib. |il)ai(.j bn? <i)>o(lolifd)e, fird)rid)e 
 P)!niit>rnsbefennrtiip. 4. Per 2eal)irpnul) , 
 D nfiVriid). 5. t ber 9iu«iVnirf), bue iiooe, 
 Xhal. Tavlob. 
 
 SYxM 
 
 Symbolic, slmbSl'lik, ) 
 .Symbolical, slmborekal,^ 
 
 ri)inboiird), I'inntnioiicft. 
 
 To be symbolical of . . , ©tluaS ftnn 
 bilMid) barfleden. - philosophy, fijniboltrdje 
 $ljiUMVpl)ic. [ri)mboii|'d). 
 
 Symltolically, viuibnlekaic, adv. 
 
 Symbolism, siJuLioii^m, «. [bei 
 6l)i'niiffrn] ivv ©viiiboli^ni, bie lleberein; 
 fliniiming bet 5t)t'ile. 
 
 Symboliz<ltion,siuibnlleza'shuii. 
 s. bie |'innbili'iad)e I)iU'|1elUiag, 23ei'|'(iiulid)ung, 
 ©ontbiUinriiiig. 
 
 Symbolize, srui'bolite, v. a. 1. 
 finubilblid) oorili'Ilen yb. bavileflen, yerfiun. 
 lid)iM, rQinbuIirireii. 2. gfeid), nf)niid) mad)en, 
 in Utb ri;nilim ".ling bniigi-n. 
 
 Symbolize, v. n. I'ibereinitiinnu'ii 
 (ill. iii'i (null) <Hiicf), iiljiilid) I'ein (niiri, 
 poffen (}u), l;arnii)iuren (nitr), (eincr ©iid)ei 
 eiitrprcd)in. [glementc. 
 
 Sy III bo 1 i zi II g elements, venuiinbtr 
 
 Syiiimetr<&l , siui'metral , adj. 
 glcid)nu't!biir. 
 
 Symmetrian, sinime'treaii,^ 
 
 Symmetrist, Mui'iuetiiiit. ^ 
 ber geiiiiue ^eobad)ter be^ QJleic^iuiipef , 
 ©beiiniiige^, ber Spinnietricr. 
 
 Symmetrical, simiiiet'trekal, a(i;. 
 cbeuinnHig, gleid)iuagig, rDiiintelrifc^. — adv. 
 S y m in e t ' r i c a 1 1 y , |'l)nnne[ri|'d). 
 
 Symmetrize y siin'meirize. v, a. 
 ebeninaMitl niad)eii, iit &beiim.ip briugen, 
 l'i)nuni(ni'iri'n. 
 
 -Symmetry, sim'metre, (gr.) *. bai 
 ®leid)iniig, (S-bcnnM0, bie ©pmitietrie. 
 
 With sy in me try, IQiniuecrirct). 
 
 Sympathetic, simpai/iet Ik, iinb : 
 
 Sympathetica!, simpaiAet'ekai, 
 adj. |'i)nipiUl)ctird), a) tljeiliieljtneiib, initem; 
 pftiibenb, niafui)icuD, initleibenb. b) ge()eim: 
 frnftig, geheiniiuirfcnb. 
 
 A sy m pa the tic disease, [^eb.] bie 
 fi)mpiul)erird)C Sronfl^eit, *3J?itli'iben()eit^: 
 franfl)eit. Sy m pa tlie tic nerve, [2lll(lt.] 
 ber 3i«il'rf)c»rippi'nncn', ri)nipntl;etird)e 9ia-i'. 
 
 Sympathetically, siiinpai/iet'- 
 ekalc. iidn. jyinpiulictifd), a) niiteinppinbenb, 
 niit il)ciiiirtl)mc. b) bnrd) Oieljeiinfrafte. 
 
 Sympathize, slm'pat/iue, v.n. 1. 
 fpniparl)ifircii , niutiiijlen, tnitlcibeii, gleid)= 
 einpfinbeii, niif gieid)e Sirt fiiljlen; (with) 
 fpnipiUljij'iren unit), to - with any one's 
 troubles etc., Qcniaiib^ Seibeii ic. theilen. 
 2. t I'ibereinilininien, |ld) niit einaiiber uer^ 
 trngeu (o. g-iirben :c.). Drvden. 
 
 Sympathy, sim'patAe, (gr.) s- l. 
 bie ©i)inpiul)ie, -Wiitrmpfinbung, bus 'Wit: 
 gefiil)(, (Sleid)flefiil)(. 2. l bie ©i)tiipail;ic, 
 a5cn»anbrrd)iift (ber garbeii to. 3. bie 
 ©i)mpiUl)ie , a) [■OKeb.] bie ';))Jitleiben()eit, 
 '5)i;itieibenrd)nft- •» bie gel}eime Uebereiniliiu; 
 lining ober ajenunnbi|"d)aft. 
 
 To feel sympathy for etc., @l)inpatl)ie 
 empfinben fiir ic, i"i)nipntl)iiireii niit ic. 
 
 Symphonious, siuifoneus, adj. 
 jiifomnicni'iimiiienb, hrtrnuniifd). 
 
 Symphonize, sinrfonize. v. n 
 I'lnd) i) jiir.iiuini'niliiiiiiu-n, ^nriiionircii. 
 
 Symphony, siurtouc, igr ) i. 1. 
 bie 3uiiiiinurMtlniiniiing, ^paiiiioiiie. 2. 
 L'iUiiii'.J bie ©i)iiipl)onie. 
 
 SYN 
 
 Sj'inpliysis, sim'fesis, (gr. 533.) «. 
 I. ['Jlnnt.j bie ^nod)eufugiiiig, 33eiiifiigiinfl, 
 fcfte, iiiibciwrglid)^ Siiod)eiuierbinbiiiig. 2, 
 [(5l)ir.] bag ,3iiriiinineniua(^ren, ®d)liegen. 
 
 Sy mposiac, simpo'zbeak. (gr.) adj. 
 t jii einciii (i)a|1mnl}le, (J)elnge gel)ijrig, bei 
 cineiii (5>ailniii()(e, bei ®ii|lnial)lern. 
 
 Syiiiposiac meetings, 6)eliige. — talk, 
 i.ird)gcrprdd)e. 
 
 Sympo.«iac, t. iai lird)grrprii(^; 
 pi. -s, bi\6 pliuoiii|\i)e ®a(lmiil;l (eiu Wat 
 
 Symposium, .sinipo'zlieuni, (gr.) 
 s. brtt? (J)ii|hnal;I, ©eliig, ©ijinpoftum, bie 
 ©dniiniirerci. 
 
 Symptom, s?m'ium, (gr.) «. I. 
 ['5)teb.l ber Snfiitt, bii^ Sfic^^n, 'llujeidjen, 
 itrantl)eif6)eid)en, ©ijiiiptoni. 2. i ini ajur* 
 ji'id)en, 3eid)en, ^ennieid)eii, bie 2lnjejge. 
 
 Symptomatic, sinitoiiiat'rik, u. : 
 
 Symptomatica!, siiiitoinat'tekal, 
 adj. |i)mptomati|"d) ('iliijcid)t'n gebenb; jUfa(» 
 luj;.n.id) ©i)Miproiiieii). 
 
 SyinptoiBiatically, siiiitoniat'> 
 lekale. adv. ri)HiproniiUird) iM ©l)niptoniJ 
 iiifiidig; Miri1) ©ympronu'). 
 
 Symptomaties, sim to mat 'tiki, 
 *. pi. bie ©yniptoiUiUif. 
 
 Symptoinatolog^y , s'mtoml- 
 lol'loje, (gr.) s. ['lyieb.] bie ©i)niptiiniiUi'>li)» 
 gie, 2el)rc ob. 2Ibl)anblung i>pii ben ^rnnf» 
 ()eit,"jeid)fii. 
 
 Synaeresis, sinlresis, (gr. S33.) 
 t. [(S)rainm.] bie ©omirefi^, ©pnarefe, 3ii» 
 l\immenjiet)iing jiveier ©iibeii ob. SJufole 
 in eineu. 
 
 Synagrog-ical, s'nagod'jekal. adj. 
 ju einer ob. iiir ©i)iiiigoge geljijrig. 
 
 Synag-o^ue, siuagog, (gr.) «. 1. 
 bie ©i)iuigoge, 3iibeiird)iile, ber 5nb''ntrni» 
 pel. 2. bn^3nbeni()iini, bie ji'isirdjeOJrmrinbe, 
 ®enu'infd)iift ber 3"ben- 3. The great -, 
 bie grope ©i)nngoge (ber dlM) ber 70 •ilJeitej 
 jlcii bei ben 3"^"^'"- 
 
 Synag'ri.s, sin'agris, *. [3lh'(.] ein 
 
 Jifd) (spec. Sparus). 
 
 Synalepha, sinale'fa, (gr. ) «. 
 [ffliMinni.] bie 3iir'inin"!iijiel)nng ^lucier ©il» 
 ben in cine, jmeier SBorter in eind. 
 
 Synarchy, sin'arke, igr.) *. bie 
 ©i)niirrt)ie, '0)iiil)frrrd)ntt, gcnieiiird)nttli(^e 
 3?egieriing. 
 
 Synaresis, s'uar'eiis,^ *. f. Syn- 
 
 Synar<^.sy, sinar'^se. ^ aeresis. 
 
 Synarthrosis, sinart/no sis, (gr. 
 20.) *. [•JliiiU.] Die |"d)iund) beiueglid)e SSeiiu 
 tiignng ofir iScrglifbtnuig. 
 
 Syna.itis, siuaks is, (gr. Wi.) *• bie 
 aSerf.imniliiiig, Songrcggtioii ; (cl)m.) bee 
 'iliibndjfijoerein; bie '.Ubeiibtiial^Iljalriing. 
 
 Synchondrosis , sinkondro's's, 
 (gr. 213.) s- [-JInat.J bie KnorpeUbtiiutiigung. 
 
 Synchronal, suikronai, (gr.> ad/. 
 fpnrt)roni|1i)M), gleid)iiirig. [©rcignig. 
 
 Synclironal, ». bii£ git'id)icitige 
 
 Synchr(»nical, slnkron'ekal, > 
 
 Synchri^nous, singktonus, ) 
 ndj. gii'irt)ii'itig. 
 
 Synchronism, sing'krAmzm, «. 
 ber ©i)iu1)roiii;-ni, Cic (ijleidijfirigfeit. 
 
 Synchronist, sing kroiust, «. bee 
 SeiigcuoiTe. 
 
F&le, far, fall, fal. >U. met. Fine. fin. NA, move. n6r. gSr, ^il. cl^iifJ. Ti'ihe. luh. fi'ill. lAin. THis. 951 
 
 SYiN 
 
 Synchronize f s'ng'kronlze. If. n. 
 jjleirtjjeitig iVin, in eine 3fit fndeii , iu J>ft 
 Qtit fibireiitfcmiiifn. [adv. gleid>jf'''fl- 
 
 Hynclironously, ningkroinixle. 
 
 Syucliy.«ii<), singkesis. ((jr. 20.) ». 
 I. (fflrntiim.) ^ie <H3Drti'm"e9iinfl, 533Drci'ers 
 n)irr!iii(i , I'frroirrte SBtrfe^ung Per ^Dorter 
 in fulfill ®n^f. 2. (•W^^.] ^ie 25liitjrn>tjiiiijj, 
 aSIiirifrrrirtiiiin; eiterl)nfte ©(iitmnffe. 
 
 Syncopate, ting'k6pite. (gr.) v. a. 
 I. jiiriiiniiiniiirljrii, nbfilrjtii, (bff.) biird) 
 9tii6laiTuiig (t\nt6 vb. mctftntr Sucftrtnbeii 
 Ob. @ilbrn) in ber '•TRitte i>rrriir)eii (tin 
 fiDcrt). 2. !«J)?uf J binben (>7?oten). 
 
 Syncopate, v. n. tlin Of)titna(i)t 
 fnfltn. 
 
 Syncopation, t'ngk^pi'shun. <. 
 
 1. [©rntiitii.) tit Sfrfilrjung (fine* <!Borte6i 
 burd) ^iitf:.'.iT!:>ig finfg ob. niff^rtrtr 33ii(^. 
 flnbfn rbfr (Silben in bfr ■TOitte, 3u|"nmmfn 
 lifhiinq. 2. ['Wuf.J bif Sinbiing. 
 
 Syncope, ting'k&pe.^ (gr.) <■ 1. 
 
 Syncopy, ^ [(^raninu] 
 
 bif 5!Borri>frfrirjimg (in bfr Wittf),®ijnfi>pf. 
 
 2. l^uf.) bif SPinbiing, S8inbung*iiotf. 3. 
 [TOeb.) bif Dhnnia(f)t. (Btrfi'irier 
 
 Syncopint, sJng'kApist. t. btrlCort. 
 
 Syncopize, )iiiig'kApixe, v. a. (2C&r> 
 tfr) jiifninnieiijift)fn, nbfilrjfii. 
 
 Syncratisin, ting'kratizm, (gr.) 
 «. bit SJfrtiiiigiiiig jivtitr '0}{flct)rt gcgen tint 
 btittf, btr Ci>nfrati*m. 
 
 Syncretism, sing'kritizni, (gr.) «■ 
 bfr Sijnfrtti^m, bit 9?c(igipn«», ®lanbfn«5 
 vtrtinigiing, @Iaubfn£mtngerfi, S3ertini> 
 fliiiig«riid)t. 
 
 Syncretist, I'ng'krii'st, *. brr 
 ©nnfrfrjil, SReligiiMi* •, Olnubtntfufrfinigtr, 
 ©liiiibfii^nirnger. 
 
 Syndic, Mn'd'k, (gr.) «■ 1- «) btr 
 ®i)iibifii«, Cnnb», ©tnbtnniudft, ?liiiunit, 
 9?ed)t«f<frinf)tr. I>) ber Scnfurfirrrtretcr ; pi. 
 -•. bit^urntoren btr '>»?nfTe(eine6 5J>l"'^<">• 
 2. (e()iii. iiiWenf) bfr (StnDtrid)ter, ©ijiibifii*. 
 
 Syndicate, Mu'dekite, «. tai iBxfn-- 
 bifot. 
 
 Syndicate, «. a. rictjtrn, tnbtlii. 
 
 Syndrome, mh 'drome. ^ (gr.) «. 
 
 Syndromy, ^ bn« 3ii; 
 
 fnniiutntrfffcn, Suiammenroirffn mel)rerer 
 Unii^niibe; bie "JXfirmirfuiig. 
 
 Synecdoche, siiiek'd6ki.^ 
 
 Synecdochy, V"' * 
 
 [?H)ct.) bie ©t)ner^od)e, 2Dprh'frtniifcf)ung. 
 
 Synecdocilicai, senekdnk ekal, 
 adj. [9{!)et.] i'DnffbD<l)ir(f), biirdj tint <£i)nffs 
 bpd>e oiifgerriirff, tint ©ijntfbocfjt in fi(t) 
 f(l)liegeiib. [0)nfrgerii"(f), niitroirfenfi. 
 
 Synerg-etic, sinerjerSk, (gr.) adj. 
 
 Synig'enese, sin'jineze, (gr.) *. 
 [95ot.] bie fi)iigciirfirrf)e ^flan)f. — Syn- 
 gene'tian. nifj. fSot.] ("ijngiMieiird). 
 
 SynneuroNin, siiHiiirAsix, (gr. 
 2B.) «. l?Iiiiu.] bif Saiibt'einirigiiiig, fiiio; 
 :t)enfrigiing biird) 95mibcr. 
 
 Syn4»ciia, scnnk ka, (gr.) «. [^li.] 
 tai (?iiriiiiiftiiiig>n''bcr. 
 
 Synod, niii'nud. <gr.) «. I. bir SSer. 
 rdiiitiiliiiig )ii finer 95iriirl)iing; (bef.) [ifir= 
 rt)riin.>.l bif Siiiirbf, fiinhfiu'erraiiiniiiiiig. 
 I- l-Jlilri'ii.) Pi» 3i"''i"i"inifiinft (jiuiicr pp. 
 iiifljrfrrr '^laiutrnj. 
 
 sjnod'ik. > adj. I. 
 
 I, senod'ekal ) 
 
 SYN 
 
 To call to -, ^ iifrriimnieln. Mii.ton. 
 
 Synodal, xiunAdai. t. I. (rt)tn.) 
 fine •Jlltgrtbe ber niebtrn (ijfiiflidjftit nil ben 
 SBifrt^Pf, bii5 SSiiltarioii^genteiif iin btu Sifc^of. 
 2. pi. -», ilird)eiiu<rorbniinfli:n. 
 
 Synodal, 
 
 Synodic, ni 
 
 Synodical 
 tine Sijiu'Pe brtrcffenb, in finer ©i)nobf 
 ufrhiinbflt, ©nnpbnl:.. 2. [-JlflnMi.I fpnuMftt). 
 
 Synodically, seiiodekali. ade. 
 fpnobifcf) , uon finer Spnobf , buret) eine 
 £i)Mofe. 
 
 Synomosy, siiioiu'6si, (gr.) «. 
 [iilr. (i)riid)enl.j Pit burd) tinen ©cftiuur 
 uereiniiirt 35riiPerf(f)nft, bit Spnompfit. 
 
 Synonym, siniiAniin, (gr. ) *. 
 [©rnniin ] p.is finiiucriuiiiiDtf , gleidjbfPeii- 
 tenbe a3prt, ®i)iuMii)iniint ; pi. -», pbcr 
 Synonyma, ®i)noni)men , (gij>iii)ni)ma , 
 gleid)bePeiirenbt, finnotriunnbtf 2D5rter. 
 
 Synonyinal, senon'nimal, acO'. i 
 fur Synonymous. 
 
 Synonymiiit, %eiioii'nimi$t. «. [bfi 
 93i)trtiiiferii) Per £t)iioni)niiftr, iai)npni)nii|l. 
 
 Synonymize, x4iioa'iieiuize, v. a. 
 bnrd) Spnoiipnicn iiiiJPrfitfen. 
 
 Synonymoun, Kenonninius, adj. 
 [(»ranim.] i'i)niMiDni(ifd)), gttid)bfiuig, gltid) 
 bfbeiitenb, finnoeni'diibt. 
 
 Syiionynious wordii , @nnon9inf n. 
 
 Synonymously, Kiiion'uiiiiusle. 
 ado. rijMPiiijinird). 
 
 Synonymousness , sinon'ni- 
 rousne^, «. bai @i)nuiii)nii|'d)t, bie ©pnot 
 ni)mif. 
 
 Synonymy, sjimn'nem^. «. l. 
 [(Srnniiii.] Pie *£i)niMii)nilf, (SiniiiiljnJic^feit, 
 (Sninuermanbthtrtct , fflleidjPeutigfeit. 2. 
 |93ot., •yJteO.. ^Tiitnrg.l bie ©i)iioiii)mif. 3. 
 [3?()ft. 1 bif (Sijiioiiijiiiie. 
 
 Synopsi.<«, teiinp'M.H, (gr. ^.1 4. 
 bif Ufberf(d)t, SijnnpfiS . t.er fiirit ©egriff. 
 
 Syn4»ptiC, se>inp Ilk. ) 
 
 Synoptical, sen^'iekal, ^ 
 I'Dnrpcii'd), )iiriininieii|li'(lcnb, cine lUbernc^t 
 gebfiib Pb. fliiuiil)renb. A - table, tint ju = 
 frtniinriiiVflc'iiPf lat'efle, Infel. 
 
 Synoptically, xeuoptekali, ade. 
 fpnpptn'd). 
 
 Synovia, .sinni\'vea,^(flr.) s. [-Jlnnt.] 
 
 Synovy, uin'nove, JpflsOSIicbiunffer, 
 btr OifUntuvx, Pie (SSelcnfrc^iiiirrf. 
 
 Synovial, kinnA'veal. adj. [9In«t.] 
 jii Pen Wi'leiiffii geljorig, ddent ... 
 
 Syntactic, siMtak'iik. ^ > ^. 
 
 Syntactical, »iiitak'tckpi.J " 
 
 1. jinVimmnigeflent, jiirnnimeiigcorbnet, nn 
 tiniinPfr gcilcflt, pcrbiinbcn. 2. [Wriinim.J 
 luprrriigenb, fi)iitnf tifd) , jiir SBprtfiinnnn 
 geljorig, im 9tcgcln ber ©ijiitox pber 20orr; 
 frigiiiig ncuflB- ["irf) £•"■ 'iS3inTfriiiiiiig. 
 
 Syntactically, siiiiak'ickaie, uUv. 
 
 Syntax, K?ii't.iks, / igr.. «. l. 
 
 .S}'ntaxis, simaks'is, -f^ f Pie DrP; 
 
 nnng leiiit- -Jliiiiil)! juriuuniciigi'ili'Ilrer Dingej. 
 
 2. ((ilriinitii ) Pie ii)ur.n-, "^irriiiguiuj. 
 Syiiteresl<i, sfnte're^rii./ (ijr.) *. -j- 
 Synferesy, .-inie rc.NC. J fii Oi(- 
 
 luifi'i'iifiiiiiiil, (*>nvu7ciii?birii'. 
 
 Syiitli«"KiM, siii'i/icMi. (iir. 115.1 s- 
 bit 3>il<tiii»>i lift ijiiiig, iSirriiiipitiiii). 'Serbia 
 
 SYS 
 
 bung; [Cpg ] bie SSi'griffri'erf'iMbiiiig, ©i)iu 
 thefe; [Sl)t'iii.] bie 25tri'iiibiing, 3iifnintiien« 
 fe<3iing; [(Ehir.l bit Siif'immfnfngnng, "ICie* 
 beri'creinigiing; [-TOiirh.] Pie Sijiitljeii^. 
 
 Syntlietic, siiitAet'tik, > 
 
 Syntlietical, sintAet'lkalJ " -'* 
 (ijnrhftifd) (jnfninmenfe^tnb, otrbinbenO. — 
 adv. S y n I li e t'i c a II y . fl)ntf)etif4. 
 
 Syntltetize, Mn'tAetize, v. a. f 
 (regtlniiigig) jnfnmmfnfiigen, Derbinbfii, 
 uerfiii'ipfeii. 
 
 Syphilis, f. Slphili*. 
 
 Syphon, si'fun. f. Siphon. 
 
 Syracusan, siiaku'zHn, o^/- f^ra* 
 fiifaiiifd». - «. ber ©ijrnfiiftr. 
 
 Syria, sir'ea. *. [®tpgr.] ©orien. 
 
 Syriac, sireak.^ adj fijrif^. -«. 
 
 .Syrian, iiir'ean,5 bfr®i)rer. Syria* 
 rue. Pie nuiPf 9fnute. l®priid)e. 
 
 Syriac, «. bn« ©prift^t, bie fi)rifit)e 
 
 Syriacism, .tir'e^Hizm. ^ t. bie 
 
 Syrianism, Kiriauiim. > fprifdje 
 
 Syria*<m, sireazm, }0)hinParr. 
 
 Syrinsra, •eilng'ga, (gr.) »■ l^pt.] 
 bfr '"JJfiitVnilriUid), luilbf ob. roeige ^nfimiiu 
 
 Syringe, s'r'inje, (gr.) «. bie ©pri^e. 
 
 Syringe, v. a. i.fpri^fii, tinfvri^eit. 
 2. nii^fpriijni (i-ine IBmibe :c.). 
 
 Syrins'Otomum , s'ringgot't&> 
 mum. (iliid) Syriugoioii) (gr.) ». [ffl^it.] 
 biif JiilfliiiifTfr, ber ^'llflfd^ieiber. 
 
 Syringrotomy, siriuggot'timl, «. 
 {(?l)!r.] Per 5iilfird)nitt. 
 
 Syrinx, Mr'ringk«, (gr. 2C.) *. bie 
 ^nii^florf, £iirtfnflBte. 
 
 Syrtis, neitU, (gr. <©.)«. + bie 
 ©anPbiiiif (.im i)Keirf), ©prte. 
 
 Syrup, f. Sirup. 
 
 Sy^warcosis, siKxarki'i't, (gr. 133.) 
 «. [di}ir.) Pie Sleifd)Pfreiiiignng , JJIeifc^)* 
 fri!l""fl' ^'fii'diljiifrung. [Pit 25frf(iffnii(j. 
 
 Systasis, sista»!s. (gr. 233.) ». t 
 
 System, sU'tem , (gr. xUtema) s. 1. 
 tai ©i)|lini , a) [aiilron.] Pn^ (sjtbiiiibf. b) 
 tai 2fl)vgebniiBe, ber Sehrbegriff. o Per 3ii» 
 faninieiil)niig. Pa* ®iinje, Pie Drbiuing; 
 ['JKeP.] tai <Srf\\em. 
 
 Tlie Coperiiican system, bai So^tf 
 niffd)e 1Beirfi)ilcni , bit S'pperiiiffd)e ^f(t» 
 prPming. The solar -. tai ©onneiifi)ilem, 
 IDelrfpih'ni. A - of pliilosophy, tin p{)clPi 
 fpp()ird)e5 Si)|Tetii. A - of government, tai 
 9{rgiiriiiigffi)ilcm. -of morality, bni ^S?ornl« 
 fi)jleni. 
 
 SvKt em- maker, ber ®J)fiemmn(tfr, 
 ©i)(lenifabrifniit. - - m o n g e r , ber ®i)|lem< 
 friiiner. 
 
 Sy!$teinatic, s'stemat'ttk, ) 
 
 Systeiiiatical, sistemat'tekal, ) 
 adj. fyilcinnrii'd) (ii'iffenfdjiifriid), jufninmen* 
 iviugeuP, in cm (Jjnnir* georPnet. iDifftn* 
 fd)iifrlic^ geprPiift; grprPiitt, iiad) ®ruiib» 
 fil^cii prrfi'iljreilP). — adv. Sy steinat'ic- 
 ally. fijilriihuifd), nnd) (MnniM'iitsen. 
 
 Systeaiiati j«t, sis'teiiiati.it, t. (^iiur. 
 Per niffi'iird)ai':iid) orPiirr, Per ©Dtl'-niatifer. 
 
 Sy.stemization , slstemeza'sliun, 
 .f. Pvif Si)fli'iiiiirifiren. 
 
 SjSteillize, s's'tcmue, v. a. fl)|ltf 
 iiiiUifiren , iviiT>'"!"d)iifrlid) prPiirii pb. jinnnu 
 lufuilrlien, in n!iiinifd).ifrlid)fn 3iifammen» 
 i)i\u^ bi-iiijjeii. 
 
052 Fatp. far. fall. fat. Me. mif. FInp. fin. NA. move. n^r. got. oil. cl^fid. Tnhe. tub, full. l^in. Tills. 
 
 liysteniizer, tU'teiuizur, «. in 
 
 ©piUiuiitifcr. 
 
 fiiystole, slu'tole, > (fir.) *. 1. 
 
 iiystoly, > [®rnmni.] 6ie 
 
 ©ilbciKi'er^fufiuna, ®i)l'ii''«- 2. [9Jnnt.] bit 
 3inV>minfnjiel)inig te6 ^erjenS. 
 
 jiystyle, sls'ille. (fr. 233., u. av.) t. 
 i5lrd)it.] Mi nnfjfinuiiQc 6)ebnuBe. 
 
 jiytlie, MlHe. (aiigeir. sithe) t. bit 
 eeiife; [*TOi)t().] 6ie ©eiife (bt& ©nttirn). 
 
 Sy the- man, bcr ©ciifeiunoun, ?fRn()cr. 
 
 Sytlte, ». o. t (nu(^> ±) nxai)tn, nb; 
 mn^eii. [lunjfnet. 
 
 Sytlied, kiTHd, adj. mtt Senfeii 6e« 
 
 Syver, [DertL] gutter; causeyed 
 — , stone-paved gutter. 
 
 Sy^yffy* »'^'eje. (flc.) ♦• '• [5l(lron.] 
 bit 2t)}r)qit; pi Syzygies, bit ©ijjpgieii. 
 
 2. [®rnmm.] Me 3iit«nmieiifu(jiiii(j (jeivijTer 
 ^t'ige in Qtiedii\'d)t» mxb lnttini\d)tn SJerfni. 
 
 3. [OTuf.] bie foiifonireiibe SBerbinbuiifl bcr 
 Xuiie; [nlt.^iif.] btt ^nrttH)m|"(^>e2)reiflnno. 
 
 T. 
 
 T, t4, «. 1. (ffn «B?ifrniiter) bn* I, t. 
 i. ill 91bfurjimgeii flef)t t6 fi'ir ilieologia 
 (}. 58. S. T. D. sanctae tlieologiae doc(or). 
 Ttionias, tun (bie loiine), ['JKiif.] tutti, 
 tacet. tr. ob. trillo. 3. ali 3nbliti<t)i!H (lcl;I 
 T tfir 160, u. f fur 160,000. 4. [6ita33imb= 
 .irjtfnj cine 9Irt ^aiibnge in ©cjlfllt eiiiefi 
 T. 5. [SJciliingeb.J eine 2Jrt ion Wiuen, 
 lueldjc bie ©cfliilt eiiie* T (jnbeii. 
 
 Vakard, lab'burd, civ. («bar) «. ber 
 ffi3i-iff''iiri-i(f, ^croIbSrccf, biif 933.iffenf(cib. 
 
 Tabarder, taU'biuuur, *. ©iner, 
 ein iperoib, bcr cincn SCi^ffenrorf trngt; (fcr: 
 net) cine a?ciicniuing QeiDifyft SSnffnlanrci in 
 fcr nltCU ©tifnilia Uueeu's College ju 
 Crforb. [genannte SSonibu^jucfcr. 
 
 Tabaslieer, tabashecr', «. bcr ro> 
 
 Tabaxir, tabaks'er, s. b(\& (ben |"t)> 
 3fnannrcu SBambu^jucfer entI;olreiibe) aSfini' 
 cu6vci)t. [Scngeiu. 
 
 Tabbied, fab'bfd, adj. jieiwnfTcrt (u. 
 
 Tabby, tab'be, adj. 1. flt'irccfi, bum, 
 ftreifig, I'djecfig. 2. gemnffcrt (u. Sciigeio. 
 
 Tabby, (fr. tabis) ». l. [^nbuilr.j 
 bcr Irbin, @iIbcrmo()r, Duppelfnffet, gciuiif: 
 I'trte Xnffet. 2. eine TOiidjung uon ©tcin 
 Ob. Wu|d)e(r4)nlcn u. Sorter. 
 
 T a b b y - li k e , gclunJTcrt. —-stamper, 
 [^Wnturg.J bie 6l)>igriiitute. [(Sfiigo. 
 
 Tabby, v. a. fOnbiiflr.] luiiiJcrn 
 
 Tabbying', tabbe'ilg, t. [Onbiiilr.] 
 brt^ 2Cni7ern, bie SlOnffcrung. 
 
 Tabefactiun, labifak'slidn, (Jot.) 
 t. bni 3ln6jel)ten, tie ain^jeljrung. 
 
 Tabefy, tab'efl, (i,u.) ». a. nu^icl): 
 ren, nn^nifnjcnj, - ». n. abjeljreu, (i<S) ab-. 
 }cl)ren, nbfnfleii. 
 
 Taberd,f. Tabard. -Tab'erder. 
 ». bcr .^erolb, ber cincn Sa3iiffcnru(f tnigt. 
 
 Tabernacle, tab'lniaki, (mr.) s. 
 1. b(i$ 3clt, (SJcjelt. 2. bcr (jciiige, geii'fil)tc 
 Crt; (bai)n) a; [3nbcntf).] Me ©tifreljiittc; 
 ^aiiberl)i"irte. b) [r&ni. taxi). &iv(i)e\ ecr ot. 
 bai Inberiinfet, ba6 Snfrnnieiuljduecfjcn. 
 
 Tabernacle, v. n. )uiM)iu'ii. 
 
 Clirist tabernacled in the flesh. 
 
 TAB 
 
 Tabernacle, v. a. einlegen, ver: 
 iDnijrcn. 
 
 Tabernacular, labernakuiai, 
 adj. (icflittiTt. — work, bns ©ittcnucrf. 
 
 Tabid, tab id, dat.) uUj. iiu6jcl;rcnb, 
 l'rf)iiMnb(rid)tig , nbgcjcbrr. 
 
 Tabid persons, ©rt)luill^|■ud)tige. 
 
 Tabidness, tab idne.t, t. Ht '■liuoi 
 jcfjrniig, ©d)llMll^^llct)t. 
 
 Tablature, tablature, (fr. 'IB.) 
 *. 1. [OKui'.j bie iuluilinnr. 2. (bei ben ill: 
 ten 'TOctilerraiigcrii) bie Inbiilntiir. 3. cie 
 I5erfciiina(crei, 2Bmibniin(crci, Jrc^foniaterei 
 4. [ajiiiit.] bie '>ilb;(;cilini3 bti Spivxx\d)i\bel6 
 in bie ifxnifdjcibciunnbe. 
 
 In tablature, nncf) ber Inbnfatiir. 
 
 Table, tabl, (fr. ^., u. IiU. tabula) 
 *. 1. f He laiei, a) (ein bilnner, ebener, 
 gcn)o()nlid) ein iniigc^ aSicretf biibcnbcr fior: 
 per) bie ^Jjintte; [Ci)liifl;i"itr.] bie ©liietafel. 
 b) «) bie ©c^rcibtnfci , biiS irtid)ciurtfcld)en 
 (u. ^erganient 20; bie fflifct^riifcl ; -» ot 
 the testament, bie fficrct;iafclu , infcin i>e& 
 @e|f^e^, bie lafclii 'JJfofi*; /i> pi. -s, Die 
 Sd)rcitifiifel, ^lOtijtafcl, bai OTutiibiic^, Xa-- 
 fd)cntnfeld)cn, lafrfjcnbndj, (. 1 a b I e - b o o k. 
 Shak. CI bci6 JBrct, 25liui, luiuiiiif (jciiinlt 
 luirb; (bnl)er i) In our lieaifs -, in niifcr 
 ^iTj. d) [9lrd)it.J biXi 5-cib. c> [^iTipcff.] 
 Die lofel. 2. i bie Infel, a) bo^ OJeiiuilDe, 
 pb. ein Ding, b<\6 eine 31iitld)r uon (I-iiuae 
 niif ciiier ebeiicn guidje D.irgcilcfltcin biu--- 
 bictet. b) bie Xabide, bt\i Wegiilcr, 2>cr> 
 }cid)niB. 3. bai lifdjblarr; (biil)ir> bie iiifcl, 
 bcr i-ifd); (n- m rngcrer ■Jjcbciituiig) a) bn 
 CS'fitifd). b) ber SSerfniuefiiinti. 4. i a; ber 
 iir(t) (baS ©pcifeii (in eiiii in iudjo; litritll. 
 9?el.] The -, Ob. Lord's -, the holy -. bn 
 Zi\A) bei iperrn, ©ortc^ iifd), biie 'SU'tnb: 
 innl)I; (iin niten icilamenu ber lifrf) ( = 
 >21Itar) , lifd) bei iperrn. b) rev Iifd) (bie 
 5pniibliing, b(\ innn Qliibere fpeifet, mir ^ii: 
 bcgriff bcr ©peifen), bie lafcl. o bev lifd), 
 bie Iifd)neiV(ird)uff. 5. pi. -», bit ©teiiic 
 bcini Iricftmcf; (bal;er) -s, ob. a pair of-*. 
 Das Iricftrotf ; Diinibret, ©rt)rtd)bvet, D.1111; 
 fpicl , SBntrpiel. 6. [-HiiiU.] bie infcl, ipiru: 
 fri)nDeltnfel , $iiriiid>cibciiianb. 7. pie fliid)c 
 jpanb, Ob. fmiimtlic^e Ciiiieii bcr fliid)cn 
 ipfliib (bei '2i3«il)riiigcrn). 8. [loppgr.] bniS 
 JJunbnnicnt (an ©funljupc.- 2c. ^reffeii). 
 
 A table ot marble, cine 'Miiirmorriifcl. 
 
 - of stone, bie ©tcintilfcl. The everlasting 
 -s of right reason, Die lliu'ergaiii)lid)tn ill; 
 fell) bcr gefnnben SBcrmiiift. Projeciing -, 
 (3trd)it.] cine crimbeiie liifcl. Rucked -, 
 [31rd)ir.] bie Infcl. Riiised -. [9h-d)ir.j bnf 
 (iJicbelfi'Ib. Crowned — , ['ilrd)ir.j cine Xiifti 
 tnit iCraililciflcn. In the fliitiering - of her 
 eye, niif be" fctniieid>lcrifd)pn liifci il^rcf 
 'ilngc5. — of interest. Die Sin^fiibilU. - of 
 conients. bdi 0nl)nltipucririd)iii(j , JCcgiilcr. 
 
 - ot rates, Dcr iiirif, bie Sollraffl, Dcr 3i'fl= 
 iimdUiig. -s of descent, ©riiiiiniriifilii, (Me-. 
 fd)li'd)ri:-riifcln. Astronomical -s, .i|lroiio.- 
 mifrtie liibcnen. - o) logarithms, Cogiiriil): 
 iiuiiiufcin. Mil I tip lie a ti on--, bai Qux- 
 niniciii^. A - of siars. bic ©terntiifel. -» 
 of sines, tangents etc., |'0)fnil)ei„.| bie ©l- 
 iiii#tiifi-in, iiifi'iii Der Inngrnten ic. A - 
 foi eating, dining---. Dfr e^gfifrf). A- 
 to play upon, card — , Der ©picUlfit). 
 
 TAB 
 
 Round -, [9{ittern).] bielnfelninbp; knighti 
 of the round -, Die 9{irter Dcr Iflfciniiibe 
 Twelve -s, [roin. Qk\d).] Die jiuoif Infcin. 
 The -s are, were turned, ± bai ^(lUt l)at, 
 l)iitfe fid) gciucnbct. To sit at -, bei li]\i)t 
 fitjcil. To give any one one's -, (S-Jneni 
 frcicn lifd), bie ^o|l, lafcl, oen lifiD gcDcn. 
 To keep an open -, off cue Infcl Ijalrcii. 
 To spread the -, btix lifd) jiirtd)ten. To 
 keep a good -, einen gurcn lifd) fnl)ren. 
 To reirencli one's —-expenses, fciiicn 
 lifd) eiiifd)ranfen. To play at -s, Intf. 
 trarf, iin SBrete, Same fpiclcn. To serve 
 -», II JU ltfd)e bienen. 
 
 Table-barkket, Der Ii|"d)forb. --bed, 
 tnS lifd)bctt. --ieer, bii6 lafclbier, Iifd)« 
 bier. — book, bie ©t^reibtafcl, iRoiiitaftl, 
 bai la\d)enbxhi) , 9?utijbiid). --butts 
 *• pi. liid)l)niigen. --casters, *. pi. 
 Die lifd)ru(len. --cliff, f. --rock, 
 -clock, bie Xafclnljr , lifc^utjr, ©tii^* 
 ul)r. --cloth, bai lafeltnd), lifd)tiid). 
 --diamond, [Oiitweleuf.J bie lafel , bet 
 lafci|loi»i. --fastener, ber ©d)icber an 
 ciiicin li|d)e. --fork, DieOJabel. --fruit, 
 bai lafflcbil. --knife, bai lifitnitffer. 
 --land, t)iic^IicgenDc^ fla<i)ci 2a\ib. -- 
 Mian. Der ©rein (iin 33rere 20, Die ©d)a(t)» 
 fiijiir. --mat, Die Xifd)niattc; Der ©truf)« 
 fcder. --money, Da6 lafclgclD. --plate, 
 bai lafcigcfd)irr, lafeifiibcr, lafeh, ©ilber* 
 fcruice. --rents, t. pi. [-Jfedjtrfpr.J eine 
 >ilrt lafclgclDer, bie ben 2Jifd)ofcn 2c. au6f 
 bcjal)U luurben. --rock, bcr lafelfelfeii, 
 --ruby, ber Xnfelrnbiii. --shore, cm 
 nicDcvcB ftad)cg Ufcr. --spoon, Der ©pj 
 li^tfcl. -steel, Der ^cijilal)!. --talk, 
 bai lifd)geiprd(f). — top, bai tifd)t'Intt, 
 --ware, Da» lafeli]cfd)irr. — -wlieel, 
 [0)iar.| ciii fci"(|tel;eiiDc5 35i)rraD. 
 
 Table, «. «. Den lifd), cie jtoil (bet 
 (Jiiiciii) Ijaben, cffeii, fpcifen. 
 
 Table, v. a. i. ^Qtmai) in Infefti 
 Lib. liU'i'lli'ii bringen, oufieid)nen, ein SScr* 
 jiictiiig imn 2C. uerfertigcn. 2. niif lafeln, 
 Wciiidh-euDarilcncn. 3. ocrfDiligeii. 4. 13ini» 
 iiierl.j Dci-fd)irben, inittel|l emcr ©c^erbe 
 I'crbinfeii opiiijir;. 
 
 Tabler, tablur, t. I. ber ^ojlgmw 
 gcr. 2. t i^er fio|lgeber. 
 
 Tablet, lab'iet, 1. i. bai IdfcK^cn, 
 Idfclciii; 1ifd)i1)eii; (in engcrer i^cDeiitiiiig) 
 Dae berd)ricbcne lafcli:^en, (ob. and); bai 
 ldfeld)cn. Die Infel juin ©d)icibfn, 3eid)» 
 lien, -))Jaleii, bai ©d)rciDfdfei d)en , bie 
 ©djrcibtafcl; pi. -s, bie Jfiuijtafel, bai 'Jtoi 
 rirbiid). 2. cine Qlrjcnei in lafcln , Da» 3lt» 
 ieiicifud)elc^cii. -s of arsenic, 31ifeuif» 
 tafcld)cn. 
 
 Tabling:, ta'biing. «. 1. Die Spaixbi 
 Iiuig , Da man (i-iiua^ in lafciii of. Xabcllen 
 briiigt, aiu'^ndjiict , Da man ein 23ci',(cid)iiip ' 
 0011 2C. ocifcrtigt. 2. [-iijfar.] a) Die iCcrbiii! 
 Dung jii'iicr ipoljcr minciil ciiiev £d)crbe, 
 2>(rfd)trlniiig. b. Mc 25lT^oppl•|llllg (ciiietf 
 ©igclS). — in tlic middle of a lop-sail, btS 
 erofjliippcii. 3. Diie (i\\cn , Die AU'it. 
 
 Tabuu, labuu', s. (aiif Den Our^in 
 
 Dee lalU'ii 'Jijoiiincectj) em iUori, bae ein 
 
 iBiTtuii lu'ii'idjiict. li'crbotcn. 
 
 Tali<>», D. a. oerbieten. Tabooed, 
 
 Tatiury la biir, (11*. ubwri; u. 
 
F^i«-. far. fali. I'at. >1I6. met. Fine. ffn. N6. iiiAv*'. nor. got. 6il. pidi'wi. Tnbe. tnf», fi'ill. i/*in. Tlli.s. 953 
 
 TAB 
 
 UUar ; altfr. labour; «. bit ^anbrtpmmer, 
 606 Inmbiirm. 
 
 Taliur, en. I. ttDinnitln, pniifeu 
 frtlifieii. 2. trymuulii, niif liner iE>on6troni 
 nid o». riiirm liuiiburiii fpieleii, iai Xum^ 
 turin rrtiiiiijeii. 
 
 Taburer, ti'burur. «. tn panb> 
 tTomjiififitl.iiiiT, Inir.biiriiifdjiiiger. 
 
 Taboret, tau'uiei, «. l. eir (iciiir 
 $(.-.iu-rri<uiir.cl. 2. D<:6 iobiiret, trtbiirftdxii, 
 ttr Si'iTi". I'hiie £t(jiie. 3. clii biiiiffr mdU-- 
 ner Sn^ff \n JJiJcfi-ii fur ^niiermeib«. 
 
 Valiuriti, rab'nr'n, ( i. 1. bie 
 
 Tub«>riiie, (aliiiie^n.^ 5?aiibtrom 
 rhrt. ritiiie Irt>intiiel, bad Ifinburiii. 2. bic 
 (jni'o!v.!iitfei Iri'innifl. Shak 
 
 Tabret, tabiet. « f. Tabor. 
 
 Taltirlar, tab'ular, (liit.) (xdj. I 
 [brf. Ill brr -Wiiifnilg.] mxi Infficjjeti, ^liitt 
 Atii gilMifft Ob. brftfljciib; r«i|VIfBrmi(j , in 
 brr «i|liilt enier Infill, bie ®c|liilt eiiicr 
 1ci\i\, \>cn Infelii o^er ^plrtttrfjfii IjabeuD. 
 2. t.tirlformig, tiibcUnriff^. 3. gctiifcU, (je. 
 ivfirfi-lr. 
 
 Tabular ipar, [Wiiiernrg.] ber Xnfti! 
 fp.UI) , Srtjn.iii'lfin, priemrttit'(()e ^luGiffp.Ulj 
 
 Tabulate, tabuiAtc, v. a. i. luje 
 fiiK tml foriiieii, tafelii; flac^ f.irUifen. 2. 
 in ifibrflen brinnm. 
 
 K tHbulaled diamond, brr Xrtfclfltili 
 
 Tacailialiaca, lakamahaka,/ 
 
 Tacailialiac, takamaliak', y' 
 t. [iBrt] bie IBalinmfiinr, SBnlfnmpnppel 
 (prpiiliis balsaiiiilera). 2. [^aiibelj bn« 
 SBoir.nuhiir). 
 
 Vace, i4'»4. (it. m, o. tflt.)),^ ., 
 
 Tacct, lisjf, (I.U. m) |i^^"f-' 
 
 tacr. tacpl (= |"(t)lUtM(Jt). 
 
 Tarli, iat»li.^ (f. tack, «. t brr $nft, 
 
 Taclie, \ brt« ij)nftd)tn, $.ifd)fn, 
 bit ^d)iinflf, i£p.iti(ic, bor Jtiicpf, bie £d)(iiige. 
 
 Taclioiiieter, lakoin'metur, (gr.) 
 f. tec e)trd)u<iiibiaf(it6me([et (ciii SQerf^ 
 |tii(l>. 
 
 TacliygTaplier^takkig'graffur,^ 
 
 'Farliy{;r»plii<<t, (akkig'grafisi.^ 
 «. Dfr ®crd)UMiitrd>rt'i6i.'r, ©(tiiiedfrfjreibiT, 
 liirf)i)iirnpf). 
 
 Tacliyg-rapliyftakkig'graffe.^cjr.) 
 «. bieWrrcfiu'iiiti'rfjreibefiiiiil, ©d)iie(l|'rf)reibe: 
 fiiiiil . Ind'onriipljie. [adj. t(i(f)i)iiropl)i'(1). 
 
 Tacliyi^rapliic , takk!graf'fik. 
 
 Tacliylit, tak'kellt, (gr.) : [SDIi; 
 remlg.J brr Indjofit. 
 
 Tacit, tasie. (fnt.) adj. (linf(f)U)fi< 
 flfIl^ '3ii|1i"nminii. Uebereiiifiiiifc jc). 
 
 Tacitly, tai'Jue. «/<». ilifirrfjiueifl-iib. 
 
 Taciturn, tas'etum. (Int.) adj. 
 i"d)n'f iqfam , if^iuf igiVIig , perf^roicgen , (lifl, 
 1 en'diliifi'eii , niprtfnrg. 
 
 Taciturnity, tai>etiir'iieie. «. bie 
 £d)iveigriiiiifeit, (fcdjiuf igiVtiofcit , ajerfcftlor: 
 'eiilifir, 23ortfrtrg^eit, 95fri"rf>iyiegeii^itt. 
 
 Tack, tak, (ir. taea; nrm. lach) t. 
 1. (el)m. fur tach) ber ^nfen, b(i5 $nfr 
 ten. 2. ber ©tiff, freiiie ^ngef, lnpeiier= 
 n.igfl. 3. ['TOnr.) a) ber ^iiM, bie 5?iilfc. 
 J) rcr ©d)f.ig <biifi llmmeiiben eiiie« ©c^iff^;; 
 y>an«, (beim ?ni>ii:en). 4. ber SmM^, b<^^ 
 Siippfenient. 5. f ber flarfe, fible Wf 
 'rtiii ftcf. 9?nd)(tef(l)mnrf. 6. [eljm. pD.DerM.) 
 [9ied)tefpr.J fur Lease. - of inud, bie 
 
 TAC 
 
 $n(^t)eit. 7. eiu 93ret juui Icocfncn M 
 R<\\ti. 
 
 ['XSlnr.] The main tacu, ber grose .^iil£ 
 Aboard main — , leijt oeii grogeii V>ii« ju! 
 Tlie foie -. ber (Jocfljillp. Up -» and tiiccls, 
 (Hid) aiir >?iiirtii u. ©iljoteii! - ol a Hag. 
 eiiie Ijieii cb. em ^iiitfel am uaccrii 6'iiDi 
 Ob. am S}M6 ber iyla!i«j'- Tlie »liip i» on 
 the » I a r b o a r J • - . in\6 ©i1)lff Ijnt Die ip.llfi li 
 i°>m ©[I'uei'burD jii. To make a — , I'iiicii 
 (iiaiig (1)1111 oD. mad)i'n. A good -, tin iju^ 
 ter (Siiiig ob. Stnrfbiig. 
 
 To liold tack, (feroljalteii , baitrrii. 
 
 Tatk-diiiy. [ dit'4>(^fpr. ] eiiie Jieiire. 
 bie aiif ciiier •l>ad)riiiiij l)aftet. --knot. 
 [■•JKnr.] eiiie "Urt [urtndjer JJnopf, ivoiu'ii 
 bie (^ii&cii iiiiter (em Aiu<pf bugefUibei mcr- 
 beil. -piece, l-))iiir.] bie ipiUSfliUupc. 
 -'■-Diau, [jOerd.] ber ^>i4)[er, 'iDhetl^e^ 
 maun. --»topptr, [OJior.] Foie -, em 
 Stopper, bcii 5orfi)ald \\\ iloppen oDer fo 
 inngr iu i)aiteu, bi( er fei^gemactt i|l- -- 
 tackle. IWar.l bie ^alJtalje. — wind, 
 [OJi.ir.J ber £ciiriiiuiub, fdjiife SCiJiub. 
 
 Tack, ujr. ta>>»o> v. a. 1. Oefieu; (toi 
 f)eftrn (an;. 2. i aul)cf(eu , aiii°it)lu-Mei>/ ^t"^' 
 biiibeu ; (to; uerbiuCen uiiic>, aiifil}tieiji:i uiiu. 
 
 In hopeit of gelling »oiue coiuiuendaiii 
 tacked to ilieir seex, in ber :pO|filUlig, tap 
 erne fiumnienbe niit itjreii ^i6tt)umi:rn vrr 
 buiibcii ii'crbe. Swift. 
 
 To tack on, nn^cfteii. 
 
 To tack together, 1. }iifammeiif}ef 
 ten, iuramiiieimaljcii, )ufammciibiii6en, jii: 
 famLneiipacfcii. 2. i jiifammeiircitmeliiu. 
 
 Tack, V. n. l^)}iar.J burit) bcu S93iiib 
 u-'-nbcn. 
 
 To tack the (hip, or to - about, UIU 
 legeu; lai'ircii. To - al'out, i cie Sadje 
 aiibcrd aiifaiiijrii. 
 
 Tack, >fr. lachc; t. btr ^lecf, Jlecfen. 
 
 Tacker, lakkur. t. bix jpcfteiibi;, 
 2Iiil)eftenbe ic, ©iuer, ber flnl;efietic., emeu 
 3ufai} m«irf)t. 
 
 Tackft, takit, #. ber flriue Srifr. 
 
 Tacking^, taking, «. [O^iarJ bot- 
 'HjeiK'-fn burd) ten ^liJiiib, Unilegen. 
 
 Tackle, tak'kl. (l)o(l. lakel; lafrl; 
 i. I. cer ^;j5fcil. 2. bai S}ciuf(;r, bic 2Dafff, 
 ■IDaffcu. 3. l-l)?ar.] a) iiAi lafel, bie liiljt, 
 «ier. b) biU lafcl, bie lafelage, tae lau: 
 iverf, laftliucrf. 4. Hi QitxM\), bie fflernil;; 
 fd)afiiMt. 
 
 [^TJiar.l A single tackle, eiu Slapliiu: 
 f'er. A two-fold -, eiu lafel, beffcu CiiiiiVi- 
 I'icr ^orieu Ijat, Main -i, bie gropcu ©ci. 
 teurafel. Tlie fore -, ba« 2}orffitfiitafeI. 
 Relieving -«, ©teuertaljeu an ber 9(uber.- 
 piuue, reemit geileuert luirb, iveiiu \iH6 
 ©teuirreep fd)iun«l) u. fdj(fd)t i|l. 
 
 Tackle-board, [OKar.] baS £luer()oli 
 riue« SrrrabeS, in bcm fi* &« I5rel)ir be; 
 jiubiu. — fall, --rope, ['JKar.] ber Sdu; 
 fcr/iuef laff l«. --hook, [>Btar.J ber ipa= 
 fell ill eiueiii tafel 
 
 Tackle, «• a- I. tafelu, autafelu, 
 nufrafrin. 2. IJJorbam.] a) eiiifdjirrcu, aiif- 
 fd)irreii (iPfrrbe;. b) o parfeu (ff|l ()altcu). 
 
 Tackled, pou ©crirfeu geiun^n. A 
 tackled stair, eine ©tricfleiter. 
 
 Tackling', lak'itng i. 1 ba« Xa-. 
 fcliucrf, lauiuiff, bic iafdafl.. 2. bad S^iiO, 
 
 TAG 
 
 (sjeriit^, bic ®eratl;)"it)aftcu ; (bei ^ferben) 
 
 bae Oit\A)\xt. 
 
 To look well to one's tackling, iDDf)( 
 
 iiiif reiue ©.id)eu fel)eu , feiue ©ad)eu, bad 
 
 ©emiije ivol}l iii 3id)t neljmen. Kitchen- 
 
 -. baa iJudjeiigcratl). Fishing — , iAi 
 
 giutrrgfnul), bie g-ifc^ergeratljfdjafteu. 
 
 Tact, takt, (tr. S93. , v. I.) «. 1. tni 
 
 ®ffrii)l; W)\\\.) ber laft (in ber "TKuiK). 2. 
 
 t Ca» M'l'ine, |1d)erc) ®eful)(. 
 
 Tactic, tak'tik, ) adj. tnftif^, 
 
 Tactical , tak'iekal,^ ^ur Xaftif g« 
 
 t)i>riti- [titer. 
 
 Tactician, laktish'un, «. ber I(if« 
 
 Tactics, lak'iiks, «. pi. 1. [':)}?iiit.] 
 
 oic infrif (Stifgifuiiil, H3iiifciifiiuili. 2. tie 
 
 iiuiiil, onard)iucu iiim ©c^ieuDerii ouii $fei' 
 
 leu , ©pitmen , ©(emeu ic. ^u ecfiubeu u. iu 
 
 I'erfiriii^cii. 
 
 Tactii, tak'tll,) ^, . ,. ,., ^ 
 ™, ..,' J (lat.) ad], ful) bar. 
 
 Tactile, ) 
 
 Tactility, laktileie, t bie |yul)(< 
 i-arfeif. 
 
 Taction, tak'shun, (lat.) a. iai 
 iyill)len, "iiffiiijleu , bie ^i'riil)niiig. 
 
 Tadorna, lador'na, (fp. tadorno) 
 t. [xTriiirl;.] bied-rbgaiid, gudjijgaui:, a3raub« 
 gaud. 
 
 Tadpole, tad'p^le, (augclf. tade u. 
 polai «. [Oiaturg. ] brr ^aulfroK^. 
 
 Tae, ifdfUIt.) a loe. Three lae'd, 
 liaving tliree prongs. 
 
 ^"fi*'/ (fd)i>tt.)toad. ... 
 
 TaiU, ) ^ (taken. 
 
 Ta'en , t&ne, ^ 3iiram.meu}iel)uug p. 
 
 Tafelspath, tafelkpai/i, ». [^iilu 
 lU'ralg] ber lafelipatl). II us) (JJotrlicb. 
 
 Tair, taf, «. oJIbf ilrjo. fur Theophi- 
 
 Talferel, laf'feril, (l;u(i. in(leieel) 
 *. [©d)itfb.] ber ^rtcf(e>borb. 
 
 TaflTeta, talfeia, (fr. tafetas, laf- 
 fctasi *. [3ubuilr.] ber laffct, Iiifff- 
 
 Undnlated taffeta, g<;|{ammter Zafft. 
 Three quarter-, brei SSiirtel briiier laffc 
 
 Tag, tag, (|'(^iv. tagg) $. 1. ter ©tift 
 (am (fiibe eiued 25i"iutfld zc, ^icilclflifr, 
 ©eufelilift, bie ©d)Uiiniabd. 2. e tie i:uiu> 
 pcrci , gtuielue, luiupigc ^^cn'oii ot. Sad)e, 
 eiiuad ©cuiciued, Sumpigid; tad gruieiii* 
 aSolf, Oicfiutel. 3. tDnil.] ta» juuge ZA)a\. 
 
 Tag-rag, iiretl)i u. ^U'tlii, tas 2iiui» 
 peuparf, Wcfiutrf, Sumptugirmtel; -and 
 bob-iail, laiiter Sumpeiigcfmbfl; — - fello w, 
 ter 2uuipeul;iiub. --sore, cine ©d)afj 
 fraiifl)fir. --tail, eiu 2Curm, ber fid) in 
 I'etiauirru X5uugf)aufen oter iu ber grobeii 
 2ol)r criciigt u. gemeiuiglici) eiuen gelben 
 @d)ii>iiuj l)at. 
 
 Tag, V- <(■ I. (eiuen ©tift an Qtmni 
 iiiarf)i'ii, am G'lite beic^lageii; ilitreu. 2. i a) 
 (With, uiio uerbramen. h; perbiiibeni f. 
 Tack, N. 2. 
 2. His courteous host 
 
 Tags every sentence with some fawn- 
 ing word. Dkvdeic. 
 Tagged point, ber i)ii|lfi|lift. 
 
 Tag, V. (I. To -after any one, ©ilicrtl 
 ubcrad iiad)laiifeu. 
 
 Tag, (u. lat. tango) i. eiu geivifTel 
 ©pifi, lUD ter geiuiiiitt, ber eiuen ^liibern 
 (uriiljrt, il)ui eiiieit ©ri)lafl gibt, bad ^iWt 
 jeii. - V. ri. bicfed ©picl fpitlen. 
 
954 Vhtc. far. fall. fat. M4. met. Tinp. fin. NA. movp. n^F. -ot. ^il. cl6n<l. Ti'ihp. tn»>. fiJI. I/mii. THi* 
 
 TAG 
 
 Vag'g'er, tag'gur, *. ^cr IRndjfniifcr. 
 
 - after women, Der SllllflferilfllCCi^t. 
 
 Tug-usi, lA'gds, (int. "iii.) «. [&eo: 
 (jr.] ter Injo (eiii g-liip). 
 
 Tail, tale, (niigelf. taegl; HI. tagl) «. 
 
 1. f Ber €d}miiiij w\u6 ^uwi^ei , ^i\<i)t6 
 :c.) , ®rf)iueif. 2. i tier ©c^ivanj (®egeiitf). 
 I'Dii ipniivt, iim eiiie lIiiterorDiimio jn be- 
 jeid)iitii). 3. (libcrl).) i<[6 Qutie (ciiiee Diti; 
 (jte), tet uiitcre ll)fil, bn^ Ijintere ©nDe, 
 6cr ©d)iii^; J. S3, in ®d)iunnj (an 93iid)= 
 fliibfii) , iet ©t^U'eif (eiuefi ilinm-ieii 2C.) ; 
 fcer 2lrin (nii eincr iBd)\nUwnqt) ; Me ©ci)(cppe ; 
 ber ©terj, tie ©ttrje; ias &iit>e, fccr Giii = 
 (jang, SJnfana (ter Siiiifgrnben jo. b. 
 [aillrou.] Der 2r<icf)cnrd)>Piinj, X)rnd)en: 
 fd)iveif. c) [gjfiif.] t'er€d)ii)anj (ciiicrS'iore). 
 d) ciii f)ernbl)migen£)e5 lofcfi Sing; j. SS- 
 [5Biit.] tai ^ai)<i)e\\ (nil 20ei^eul)mlmeu ic.;. 
 c) f. Swallow-tail, f) 19}{nr.] bnf Inngo 
 ©iiDe iti ©trcppS 11111 eineii SjU^tf. — of a 
 ktoriii, or gale. tnsCnbi eiiic6 <£riirm^-, fin- 
 jjeiiDfii ©tiiriu^. 4. Ointurg.] tne ©cl)iunnj: 
 tiiDe, ter ©tcig, ajiirjcl (bei iKbgi'liu. 5. 
 tui $iuti'tt()i'il, bt'v ipiiirere, ©tfip, Stcrj. 
 2. Tlie Lord will make thee the heiid. 
 mid not the tail. Bibli:. 
 
 Tlie plough's tail, tie ^ftligftcrie. -s 
 «f a top-staff, [*))inr.] Pie IBrciure. Horse'.s 
 -, tier $fert't'|'d;ii)cif, DiL'^fc^a'cif «\\6 ©tnu: 
 bnrtc). To turn -, fcniunilniifeii, (to) vov k. 
 bniu'iilnufi'ii, 9{i'i&nii5 nel;nien. Squat upon 
 the -; iiie&frgefniiert, iiieDcrl^ocfeiib. 
 
 Tail- block, ['5J?nr.J Cer ©tecrtblocf, 
 ©d)ii)nnj6liirt. --carrier, 1. ber ©d)iep; 
 peiirrngcr. 2.iber'5iid)5r4iuniijer. --comb, 
 -.toil pee, ber ilnmtii iiiit eiiictii ©riele. 
 --piece. 1. [lijpDgr.J ber a5iid)briitffrfli.>cf , 
 bie 23iid)bnirfi'rlti(le, 33iid)crlci|lc, 23:giiftie, 
 ber ®to(f g-iiinltlorf. 2. ['Wiif.] bnS ®niteii = 
 bret, ber ®nitcnl)nlrer, ©nireiitefl. —-trim 
 nier, [Siiiinierl.J ein ©tidjbnlfeii jiiiind)i^ 
 eiiier 'Wniier. --vice, [ "iDTetnflnrb. ] ber 
 gcilfiiibeu mit eiiieiii ©fiele. 
 
 V»il, V. a. beim ©djivniije jlft)en. 
 
 Tail,i>.a. To -in, [3iiiimcrl.,''Xfniir.] 
 niit belli eiiieii ©iibe in eiiier 'OJPniier berejli' 
 flcn. 
 
 Tail, (ft. tailler) *. [9?ed)t6rpr.] E.stale 
 in -, me tiiigi'fdjrniifte bebiiigte £el;en; f. 
 F e e - 1 a i I. 
 
 Tailatire, ti'lldje. ) (fr. tailler) 3. 
 
 Tailiag:e, lallidje,) « bie ^It-gnbe, 
 
 ber 3l>ll- Bl.ACKSTOME. 
 
 Tailefi, laid, adj. grfrfjiunn.jt. 
 
 Tailed wasp, [G-iitOlll.] bie ©djjronn}! 
 leefpe, i>i'(iiuerpe, Sngenflifge. 
 
 Tailing-, tale-ing, «. [gj?iiiir. ] ber 
 <)cri'ur(li'l)ciibe iliril cinee eiiigeiiiaiierten©rei: 
 ne^, XJnrfilfiii^, 3iegi'li1eina. 
 
 Taiiiiig-s, tile ingx, *. pi. [£)crfl.] 
 jer lfid)tfrc iiji'il tt6 CSJcrrcibee;, ber beiin 
 Sd)iBiiigeii Dber SBorfciii ucben ben ipniifrn 
 fliJ'f- i©rt)iifibfr, Jtleiteriiind)er. 
 
 Tailor, talur, (fr. taillenr) «. ber 
 
 A woman's tailor, ber Jmuemdiueibcr. 
 r a i I o r's goose. i)n6 25iigile:|'tn. W o m a u- 
 -, bie illciberiii.idjeciiiii, 5i.il)eriiiii. [iiogii. 
 
 Tail or- bird, (Oriiitlj.) ber ©d)iieibcr= 
 
 Tailor, v. «. bie ©djiieibtrri trcitm, 
 H)iieibi"n. linodKriiin. 
 
 Tailores^, ialures, «. bie ivleiber; 
 
 TAK 
 
 Tailoring-, ta'iuiing, s. bie ©i^net: 
 
 berei. 
 
 Taiut , lant, (fr. teindre; (nt. tingo) 
 V. a. 1. beieiid)rcn, niifciidjtcn , trniifen. 2. 
 berd)niiii!eii, beriibelii, bejlcrfeii. 3. ± a) be. j 
 flecfen (bie (5|;re :c. ). b) uerberben (i)irfril)s 
 reii). c) iierfnlfd)en (bie SCnhrljeii ic). 4. 
 uerberbeii (bie ©nfre, ini gkifd) ic), uerpe» 
 fleii, uergifren. 5. nii|1ecfen (mittljeilen, udu 
 ^rnnfl)eiten). 
 
 Sirens taint the minds of all men etc., 
 ©ireiieu ucrbcrbcn, uerfi'iljreii n(IeO)fniiiierK. 
 To - the blood, t i<^^ ®lut bifli'(fi'n ; f. 
 Attaint. Tainted meat, uerborbenef 
 Jjleifc^. The tainted air, bie uerbiirbene 
 Sllft. For sure, the man is tainted in 
 liis wits, beiin fid)er iH ber ^Jnnn iiid)t xe<i)t 
 bci ©iunen. [uerberben (v. S'eifd) k.). 
 
 Taint, v. n. l. nngeflecft lucrbeii. 2. 
 
 To taint with fear, ton giird)t ergrijfeii 
 mcrbeii. 
 
 Taiut, *. 1. ber glerfen. 2. ± ber '^a- 
 fel, S'l^rfen, ©((jniibflecfen. 3. bns SBerberben 
 iber S'lf^ni'!'/ f'l ©mjnfi uerbirbt), SScrberb. 
 iiiy. 4. 1 bie 3Serfril;riiiig. 5. bie iUufiecfuiig ; 
 (niid) i) bie ©eiid)e (be^ iliimnicr^ ic. ). 6. 
 t bie UebtrfiH^ruiig. 7. -, ob. --worm, 
 bie ©niiinietiiiilbt. rotlje ©rbniilbe. 
 
 Keep children from llie taint of low 
 and vicious company, beiuiil;re .Kiiiber i>i>r 
 ber a5trtul)rung biird) nicbrige u. In|lerl)nfte 
 CS)ere(ird)iift. To fall into -, nn ®lniiinvfiv; 
 Digfeit uerlieren. Pesiilential -, bie ©eii(J)e 
 
 TaLiit, adj. ■\ iwui ascr6red)eiil iiber; 
 fiiljrr. 
 
 TaintTree, tint' free, >«£(;. nid)t nii: 
 
 Taiutiems, tant'ies, J getlecft, un; 
 oerfDrbeii, uiibcflrcft, rein. 
 
 Taillture, tane t.sliure, «. f 1. bie 
 ■^VfTirfiiiUj (luii Oeinniibfi giitem 9?iife ic.) ; 
 "Jliillecfiiiig, bne 93erbfrbiiiB. 2. bie ©pur 
 
 Tais'ge, (I'djctr.) target. 
 
 Tait, iid)orr.) lock of wood etc. 
 
 Tajacu, tajaku, (mid) Tajassu; 
 t. [3iH^i.j bn»»))fofd;ii6)'d)i»eiii, ^i|"nnird)iueiii, 
 5inbeird)ii>piii. 
 
 Talie, lAke, (niigelf. taeean; fdjm. 
 taga; bmi. tager; i^l. taka) praet. took; 
 pp. taken (bi^iu. look), v. a. I. § iiel)inen. 
 2. iifljiiieii, (of any one) nniieljiiien (I'Oii (Ji- 
 nein), (d-inciii) nbiif(;nien. 3. ± a) nnne(;= 
 •nii'ii (eiiien 3?ntl), eine G'ntri1)iilbigiing, ©in^ 
 brilrfeic.) b)niiiieljnieii(iiii(«cii1e). c)glcid)' 
 fnntnnnefjnien, jiilniTcn, (diieii©d)inipf, eine 
 33elnbigung 20 eiiiflecfen; fid) (&fma6) gc; 
 fallen Infjiii (from, uimi ©iiieni). 4. (bei'on! 
 bcrS niif S^i\\\t ber ipniib ob. ipniibe nn ild) 
 briiigeii) ni'l)iiien, foffen, niifafTeii, ergreifcii ; 
 (out of) lul^iiien (nu6); (by) ergreifeii, fiiffeii, 
 pnrfen, neluiieii (bei). 5. t a) iiel)iiieii, iiiie: 
 tlieii.b) net)iiieii,iviil)leii. c)eiiiiiel)iiieii ((JJelb). 
 6. (aiif gemalrthdtige *)Jrt jid) iinl)e brtiigen. 
 fid) eigeii tiiad)Cii) ergreifeii, foffcn; gefaiigeii 
 iifhmeii; fnngtii; (eine ©rabt jc.) eiiuu'(;iiH'ii, 
 ercbrrn, iiel;inen, (ein ©rt)iff) iic!)iiicn, ivcg: 
 iiei)nien, niifOriiigen. 7. i a) ©iiieiii Griune 
 aiithiiii (ergreifeii, bel}nften, utrbcrbrn;' mit 
 i?riinf!)cit Ijeinifiidjen). Shak. b) (g-inen) 
 iibcrrnfd)tii, nberfnUfU. o ergrrifen, riiinrl)-- 
 mni (bne Dl)r 20, Ijinreifjrn, fi'Ufln. 8. 1 a) 
 ni-hmcn, ric^ten (feiiien 255cg >. b) (ntijlart 
 10 - to) fl(^) ivoi)in innc^iu (ciiic i^ic<)tunfl 
 
 TAK 
 
 ne()nien, fpringeii , )"e$en) , \\A) fe^eii nuf 2c. , 
 fid)niad)ciiniif 2C., geljeii in 2c., fe^eii fiber 2c., 
 liberfpringen. c) (in 95eiiel;iiiig niif 25eraiu 
 beriingen, .^laiiblimgen be5 ffiemfitlje^ iiiiB 
 ber ©eele) neljmen, «) j. S. To - to heart, 
 jn iperjeii neljnien; to - iu ill part, ubel 
 anfiiel)iiien. (i) iieljiiicn, tierfleijen; (for) ne^» 
 men, fjalten (filr). 
 8. b) The sparrow takes a bush; the cat 
 takes a tree etc. 
 To take foxes, %\\fy\t faiigeil. To — 
 fishes with nets etc., 5-ird)e mit ^letjcii 2f. 
 fangcn. - which you please, niiuiii , iueld)e 
 bll iviflfl. To — one's reconciliation, bie 
 ucrgi'fd)ia3eiie'9liiifol}niiiig nmieljiiien.SiiAK. 
 To — something for granted. ©IluniS fiif 
 aii^gemnrf)t niifilji'ii, (joireii. Won't you then 
 
 - a jest, cannot you - a jest. iH'rilelJt ;f^r 
 beilll teilieil ©d)*r}? A mare ready to - 
 liorse , cine ri'l'fige ©Illte. Five hundred 
 as.ses yearly took the horse, fl'iiif l;iinbert 
 Gu'liiineii luiirbeii jnljrlid) uon ipengi^en l'e« 
 legt. (A reception, as those only deserve) 
 who are content to — it, bie (id) il)il (b. I). 
 beii O'mpfaiig) gefatlen lnf(eii. To - the wall, 
 esS mit (S-inem ni:fiiel)ineii. To - bill.'.. [$}<\xu 
 bell SKed)rei iieljmen, trnffireii. To - freight 
 lor etc., ill grad)t geben, rerlnben. To - 
 an alfiont, eiiie ■25eleibigiiiig eiiiflecfen. To 
 
 - hold of a thing, eiiie ©ad)e iul)meii, fid) 
 berfilben bemei|lcrn. To - off the spit, iumh 
 ^rntipiepe iiel;mcn. To - arms, to - up 
 arms, bie Sjafffii ergreifeii, }ii beii SSDnffeii 
 greifcii. To - in pieces, ((Stiun^) nu6 eiii» 
 aiibcr itel)ineii. To - snuff. fd)nupfeii. To 
 
 - pills, stimulants, ^ideii nel)men , 9{eiji 
 miticl gtbrnuctjen. To - a glass of wine etc., 
 ein (yinS 2Ctin 2c. nehinen, jn fid) neljmeii, 
 trinfen, geniegen. To - food , %il;rnng jH 
 fid) nel)meil. To - one by the hand, @iiitn 
 bei cb. nn ber $niib iieljmeii. To - in tlia 
 arms, ill bie 31rme iiefjmeii. To - a form 
 or shape, eiiie Si^rm, Gieflnlt niiiieljnien. To 
 
 - impressions, g-iiibriirfe aiinel;meii. 1 — 
 tiiee at thy word, id) ncljme, tjalte bic^ bcl 
 beiiKiii 2i5orte. To — physic, 9lrjeiiei ne^» 
 men, efniii'I)men. To - tobacco, rniid)cn. 
 To - measure, ^JJag iiel)intn (ju^leibcriitc.). 
 To - dimension, me(|'en. To — a likeness, 
 ein SBilbiiip neljmen, inalen. To - the height 
 of the sun, bie ©Diiiieiil)&l)e iie^meti, mefTcn. 
 (To cudgel you) and make you - the hatch, 
 unb end) jiviiigen, fie Tl)ilr }u crgreifen. To 
 
 - the veil, bell ©d)Ieicr nel)nien, 'Tioune i»er» 
 bfll. To - on the religious habit, IrtnH-' 
 fnrh. Sird)el fid) eiiifleiben Inffeii. To - 
 orders, flit prbiiiireii Infjen. To - a seat, 
 fid) |VI;cn. No man shall - etc. to pledge, 
 II bu fDdil nid)t 2e. jii ?pfaiibe neljinen. - no 
 usury of him or increase, I| bn- folljl nid)l 
 2Biid)er I'Dii iljm ne()tiien, nod) llebenn^. - 
 the goods for thyself, || bie (filter bel)>iue 
 bir. To - in hand, ((Jtiunfi) lllltirnfl)mill, 
 niifnngeii, iiberiiel)meii. To - heed, 3!d)t ge» 
 ben, fid) Ijiiren. To - heed to etc., 21d)r hn» 
 bcil nuf 11. To — heed unto tlie coiiimand- 
 ments of the Lord, (55(Htf6 (i5ft>iHe befolgril. 
 To - warning or example, em 58ci|'pii'l llf()» 
 nifii. To - warning, aufgefi'inbigt fein. To 
 
 - example by... ciii Sirifpirl an 2c. iiel)nirti. 
 The prudent man always takes time for 
 etc., ber (Itige ^yiiaww nHUint fid) (lcti» ^tit 
 
Fai*-. fiir. fall. f.il. >Ie. met. Fine, fin. Ni, move, n6r, sjot, 6il, cloiud. Ti\be. Iiih. fiill. i/>ii.. Tllis. 955 
 
 TAK 
 
 |ii ic Cilbimlt firf) nid)t bei ic). To take 
 place of Hiiy one. fict) liber (Piiicn irf^rii, 
 ^llieili uorochetl. — me to his tiou«e. lilt): 
 ten ®ie niirt) jii il)m. To - post. <po|l, 
 ^oflpiVrfe iiehnifn. 1 — the liberty to say 
 etc., id) nefjiiif niir bit (Jreiheit, )ii fa 
 gcii K. Locke. To — knowledge, rrfeutien 
 To - knowledge, notice of elc, ;Keiiltttii§ 
 nfhmeii opii :t. , nifrfcii out !c. , G-tiuaf be; 
 mrrffii; 5iotij iifljiiieii i<on 2C. , firt) bcfiini! 
 nicril mil K. He took no notice of it, n 
 nnljiii ftiiie 9?otii bnoon, bffiiiiiMierte firf) 
 nidit brtriini. - notice etc., fiinb ii. iii iviO 
 ffii K. To - care, fid) in 'i\d)t iut)mt\\^ fid) 
 voTfttjtn ; (tvi'filr) lonicn , ©orge trngfti. - 
 care not to expose your hetilih. firl^e )ll, bn@ 
 Ml Ceiiie ffltfiiiibhfit iiid)t (jetalirBrfl. To - 
 a house, f fid) III eili ^<iu6 flud)tt\\. Shak 
 To - at the best, jii tied) rd)nQrn. Shak 
 To - the earth, ben i^nnbrd)iil) niif bie Grbc 
 reerfen. Skak. To - revenge. 9(nd)e nehnien, 
 fid) riidjeil. To - revenge or saiisfaclion 
 for etc., fid) roegrii jc. r.id)eii, fid) lufgeii :c. 
 ®eniiflrl}iiiing i)irri'd)affin. I might have 
 taken her to me to wife. |l brrt)ii|ben id) 
 mir fit Jiini WtUt nrljinen ivu'fltf. To - in 
 ninrriage, {iir (^nui iiehmeii, f}(iratf)en. 1 
 will - you to me tor a people. || id) ivifl 
 tiid) oiinrlinicn iiiiii SJolfe. 1 will - of them 
 for priests. || id) luitl nil* bfiiiflbigfii iirljineii 
 ^rifiltr. To - any one in a lie, (Siiifii niif 
 eilU't Sllfic rrtovptn. He was taken in the 
 very act, er luiirte ftiif frifd)fr Zljat rrfiU'pt. 
 To - occasion, opportunity, bie ©elpgculjeit 
 erflteiffn. To - advantage of etc , fid) &t. 
 \wt jii 9?ii()rii tnnd)en. To - opportunity 
 by the forelock , tie Oklpgrn^ric bei bein 
 ®d)opfe trflreiien, ivnljriifl)iiien , iiid)t vet-- 
 fiilltneil. He took him trembling from his 
 sovereign's side, er rifi Itin jittrriib I'Ptt I'ei- 
 net S^tnidini @rite. The frott has taken 
 the corn, tai Wrtreibt i|1 I'ont Jrojle nnge^ 
 (jriffen. That the fire may not - the htdgen. 
 6nniit iai S'euer bie i^frffn nid)t ergreife. 
 The worms have taken the vines, bie 
 SQSeiiiflii'rfe fiiib t<i?n btn TUurniern ntigrgnf- 
 feil. There he blakts the tree, and — s the 
 cattle, ertjerborrt ben 58oiim, iinb tl)iit bent 
 SBielje ©tivna an. Wheresoever the night 
 taketh him. || mo ihii bie '7iiirf)r uberrnrd)!. 
 WO er fid) ueriVatet. Strike her young bones, 
 you taking airs, with hinienexs. il)r gil-- 
 tigen dlnfte, nut Snt^inhrit idilingt Ihr iiigeiib' 
 ltd) 0)cbein. He was taken with a lit of 
 geneiniiiiy. rr be fflin eiiie >^liiiviiiibliing I'on 
 0)rofjimitl). I am taken witli tier, id) bin 
 VPll Ihr entirirft. To — in writing. |'d)ri|Ilid) 
 (iiifirRen, iiiebrri'djreiben. To - a way, eitien 
 5a3rg iirl)ineii. To - a course , einrn griuif: 
 fen Wiiiig nrl)nien, einrn ^rg eiiiid)liigfn, 
 fleroifTc 'DXiiBrrgiiii nehnien, ergreit'eii. To - 
 mturn. riiien Svii.;irrgiitiginod)en ; eiiie21«fn: 
 bnng nrhnien, fid) uninnbrrn. To -one's 
 >wn course, nnd) (riginrni) OiniPfnifen (jnn: 
 'Clii, feiiieni tigriien OJiitbiiiifeii fiMgin. To 
 he ptirt she -s her way, iwd) bent ijilfril 
 liiiinit, ric^tcl fic iljrrii ^rg. No man took 
 hem into his house for lodging, || e6 ivnr 
 }}i(niiinb , brr fi' bie 9i(id)t tin SyiUiie Ijer-- 
 fergen woflte. To - .dm. jieleii. To - air. 
 frraiiffiMiinien (I'Pii ®el)rtniiii|Ten). To - 
 Jie Uree> air, ill bte £iift gi'l;cii, eiiieii ^Bva- 
 
 TAK 
 
 ;iiTgang maibta, fpAjicren fle^en, ttittn, fat)< 
 ten, fiifrtje Muit ia;Bpf*>l- To - breath, 'Jirljeni 
 (ji'it'ii , nii)nieii fiuft i"4)ii>pieii. To - wind, 
 Siitf fd)uvfen. To - a walk, eineii (£piijier> 
 gniig iiiad)cit, fpiniereii gkl)en. To - a nde, 
 reiten, rpnji«"' »n"»- To - a run, Iniifen. 
 To - a drive, fptijicren f(il)ren. To - a leap, 
 eiiien (£ii(j maiden. To - a journey, eiue 
 9<eiie iii.id)cn, renen. To - a voyage, reifeii, 
 jnr >5ee grljen, cine ©eereife niart)en. To - 
 ihe field, ju JJclbe flet)eii , jieljen. To - ta; 
 ship, 10 - sliipping, ju ©d)itfe girl;eti, \ii\) 
 einirt)ijfeii. To - a vessel to freight, cm 
 i£d)iff III 5tnd)t luljnicii, befmc^teii. To - 
 the waters, bii6 '^ttb gebriiud)cii. To - root, 
 (iiiid) t) ■iUnritl fnflen, idjiiigcii. To - airs, 
 i<prnei)in iijnn. To - head, leinen Jiopf imf: 
 fet>en; fid) in vicl l)eriui^iicl;iiicii ; crtiid)> bie 
 :paijptriid)e niiiJliifiiU. Shak. A hutkC that 
 -s head, em ^itrC, bai iiii^rciMt, bunl^get)!, 
 ll.itig ill. To - tlie water, m'6 ihiiiilcr fle= 
 t)en. The lux takes the earth, l-ilUinbm: 
 ipr.J ber 5Jiid>6 uerfnedjt |lid>- To - a hedge. 
 l^iiJnibnnVr.j fiber erne ^erfc iiijcn. To keep 
 my wounds from taking air, tneilie ^Ii3im- 
 Cill UOr brr Cuft )U bt)U«ll;rcil. Beauty alone 
 could beauty - so right, @il;i>iil)eit olleiii 
 foniite bte Sd)&iiljeit \o gut tnffen. To - a 
 denial, eiiie abid)higi>Jt^ '^ntiuDri berpmincii, 
 crljfllten. To - order with, f i" Drbiitino 
 f)niren, (einer ©nd)'/ ^inctn; (^iiii)iiit [|)uii 
 To - pains, fid) 'OJfiilje flebcn. To - an ac 
 count of etc., fid) erfiiiibigcn lucgentc, Qt 
 fimbignngfn einjiel;rn libcr ic. To - iuto 
 
 deliberation, id-IIUil^; III ^criUl)img jicl)CII, 
 benitljen. To - leave, adieu, •Jlb|d)icO iiel; 
 men. To - a nap, em ©d)liifd)Cii iiind}eii 
 rd)liiniinern. To - {an> oath, einen (*iO ao 
 legeii. To - oath of secrscy, bell (jib ber 
 a5errd)iuiegenljeit ablegen. To - place, Stmt 
 ftnbcn obcr t)i\Un, fid) ereigiieii; nut in'e 
 epiel fuinmen, niitiuirfeii. To - a disease, 
 eine Snuif^eit befoniinen, (iiigeilerfi luerben. 
 They are eummoniy taken with sickness, 
 fit luerben getneinigli^ (rant. To be taken 
 with a fever, ein gtcbtr befeniiiicM. To - 
 cold, ben ®d)niipfen befoimnen, fid) crMurii. 
 To be taken ill, frnnf luerbrn, eineii >Uiifolt 
 I'lMi Aranlt)ett bcfDniincn. To - any one a 
 box on the ear, f Gmc" f"ic ^Ori'i'ige ge^ 
 ben. And then imagine nie taking yuui 
 part, biiiiii |1e(lt cud) uor, id) fut)re cure iSiv 
 d)e. To - effect, mirf cii , gciiiigrii, ftii|d)Iai 
 grit, 2i5irfiiiig r()iin. To - the word, b(i6 
 'iUl'rt llfhnien. Thou shalt not - the name 
 ot Lord in vain |1 6u |Vfl|1 bci) 9iiiiiieii &iii: 
 tcr iiit^r ucrgebcii6 fii'Ji'cii. iiirtjt niipl>r'iiid)en.. 
 To - part in etc., 1l;fil neljiiieii nil ic. To 
 
 - side, 'ipnrtfi iiel}incii, ergrcifcn. What side 
 to -, ivfld)e <J5nrtet neljiiieii? To - part wiili 
 etc., 'Jl)i'il nehinen nut ic. , nnileljen mit ic. 
 To - one's chance, feiii (Bd)t<fiM friunrten; 
 a ivngen. To - the law of any one, ©ilieill 
 bfii*>{>riv}(g tnnd)cn, (Jiiien inrbnminen. To 
 
 - a person with one, fid) (^incill berflniib; 
 Ud) llind)en. I would your Grace would — 
 me w'itli you, id) luiilltf, Qruer ©iinbcii er: 
 finrten fid) bcutlid). To - and leave, i'Wnr.J 
 nde ©d)iffe emljoleii u." borbfifrgeln. To - 
 ones ease in one's inn. tl^llll, nl* luenn 
 man jn ^nin'e luiire, ti fid) beiiiieni iiind)eii. 
 To - ill, libel iieljmea He -s it very ill, ' 
 
 er ninimt ti fcur iibci nuf. To - liglit, rid)i 
 lig I'cniiljen. Which he took in so good 
 pail, lune er (o gut niifiinljiii. You don't - 
 it in the right meaning, ©le i>tr|lel;eil ei 
 mil bie iinnittc »21rr, ©le bentcn ci fnifil), 
 Ugeii e6 inli'd) niis. You - me right, ^ht 
 pcrfiel^t mid) red)t. Let them - it as they 
 lisi, fie mogen's ncl)iiu"n, luie fic luoden. 
 Cliarity taken in its largest extent, >))?i|b» 
 il}.uigfcit iin luctteileu llmfniige bee ^crt*. 
 To - pity or compassion of any one, 0)?lt» 
 (eiC tuit (iincm Ijnbeii. To - a great affec 
 lion to any one, cine grotje Smiciguug JU 
 ^iiitm fnfTen. To - delight to etc , fic<) 
 ireuen iibcr k., fid) crgi'i^cn, 25iTgnngeii (iiu 
 ben nil jc. To - pleasure, iBcrgiiiigeii fiiibeil. 
 lo - (aj pride in etc., fii>|( nuf K. jcin. To 
 - change, eiiicn SSeriiid) nind)eii. To - 
 thought, fid) l)nrnien, fid) cr }U ^crjeii nef)i 
 men. Shak. To - a concern, fic^ ©nun* 
 niigdegcii fcm Inlfcii; -TOiricib Ijnbfii. To - 
 conteniinitni. jiifviefieii fciii, aScrgiiiigen, 55ei 
 rilljigung fllibcn. To - a prejudice against 
 etc., em 95orurrl)eil gcgeii sc. faffen. To - 
 shame to ones self, iid) rd)anien. To - 
 resolutions, G-lltfdXrifTe fiiffcii. To - word* 
 tor tilings, Oiiorte fiir ©nd)en neljmen, fie 
 bninit iicriucd)rcln. To - an owl for an ivy 
 bush, o ben ipmimii fi'jr eine SSnggcige am 
 rcl)cil. (The firm belief of a future judg- 
 inent is the most forcible motive to a good 
 life), because taken from etc., iveil et 
 oiMi K. l)crgeiiDmiiicii i\\. This I - to he the 
 niaii's motive, bic* ifi imd) iiiciiicm Onfi'ir. 
 l)nlten ber 2)fiuiggriiiiB Dc6 i)Kniine«, OieiJ, 
 gliiiibc id), ifi ber 3civcggrinib bt6 '3)fnnnc«. 
 it takes niucli cloth to make a coat, )t| 
 eiiiem 3?0(fe braiid)t mnn uiel tud), t|l »iel 
 lud) criiu-Berlic^. 
 
 To take one about, @inen iitnnrmeil. 
 
 To take again, ivicber ne()men ic, 
 f. Dben Take. [men. 'i, i \i(l) einprngen. 
 
 To take along with.., 1. ntit fi(t) ncl)» 
 
 Take this along with you, priigeii ©ie 
 ficft 6ie6 ein. Ifiiljreii. 
 
 To take aside, bei ©cite jicf)en obet 
 
 To take asunder, treiineii, nuS ein» 
 niiber nind)en, briiigcn, tl)iin, neljmen. 
 
 To take away, 1. luegiiei^nieii, neljmcii. 
 I. t bei ©cite fc^cn. [i>a6 Sfben. 
 
 1 take your life away, ic^ ncljiHc eiict) 
 
 To take down, I. Ta) fjeriiiitcr iielv. 
 men, nbncl)mcn; [i.i)pogr.] uon J>cn Xrocfcm 
 iciiu'ii nOljnngcii, nbncljmeii (bie SJogciO. b) 
 nbrctpen (ein $nn« lo. 2. i ii»ebcrfd)lngcn 
 iDcii ■DJfutl)), brim'irl;igen ((5-iiieit, beti ©tolj). 
 ■i. l)liiiiiiterrd)Iii(feii, ucrfd)liirfeii 4. iiicber* 
 rrfjrcibcii. 
 
 To take for, nefjmcn, fjnltei! fur... 
 
 To take from, u)egnc()meji , nel;nieti 
 (uoiO; nbjieljeii (udu). 
 
 (1 will smite thee), and take thine head 
 from thee, II iinb iicljme bein 5?niipt uon bit 
 That takes my breath from me, bief be< . 
 nimmt inirben ^cl)ein. It takes not from 
 you, that etc., ti gcrcic^t end) nid)t jutn 
 i)'ind)rf)eil, bng tt. To take one number 
 from another, cine 3at)l uun cincr niibern 
 nbjieljen. 
 
 To take In, I. a) ^inetnne^men. b) ein» 
 nel)nicn; [Wnr.] einneljmcn, einiie.I)eii , bfi 
 fc^lagen (bie ©cqcI). c) m^mtu ((aufeii, fl<fy 
 
J56 Fat«T f"^ falL fat. Me, mel. Fine. fin. .\6. move. n6r, icot, oil. clotid. Tc^he. u'lh. fnll. t/;iii. Tllis. 
 
 TAK 
 
 jtten liifTeiu; [in 2Iiifticnen] jiirucf cnlel)ni,l 
 tiii}ie()eii. 'i. i a) iimfinTeM, (imo iii I'icft be: 
 flrfiffu , eiiifitlieijcn. h) begreifcii (iiiit Cicni 
 SScrilmibe). i. a) luljmen, oufiifl)nicii, an- 
 Bel)iiieii (ffiiiile ic). l>) f;nlteii (2i5.ifTiT k. 
 Dcii®et'i|T'-'ii). 4. i a) aiinel)men (Ecljreii jo. 
 
 b) (fi oiii) enipfaiijjcii (SSegnjfe ic. u o ii). <=) 
 3 1 cannot take it ill, id) failll biei llicf)( 
 Ufrt'd)iiirfeii (D. I). Oiefe 2ua« fll'Hibeii). d> t 
 til Scfi9 lu'finien, einnel;meii , iiutcnucrfen, 
 trobcni. 5. eiiil;iigeii (tin ©tiicf 2rtU&>. 6. J 
 (jiiful^ren, libcriiilcii. 
 
 To take iu some milk, 'iJi'ad) ne(;ilUll. 
 To - a cargo, eiiie SabuiiQ einnel^uuii. • 
 
 To take into, aufllff)mcn in... To - 
 debate, ill UtberlefliiUG iiel)nieii. We always 
 
 - our schemes the etc., ivic iief)iiien imiiier 
 ba£ IC. ill uiifcce ^liiiie nuf. 
 
 To take off, 1. iief)iiien, n)eoiief)nii;ii, 
 n6iiel)nicu, <\biid)«n, abma(f)cii. 2. ± a> bc^ 
 nel)meii,eiitjicl;i'ii. b) fliifi)cben (Steuctii kj. 
 
 c) iif3);iiif»'«f''t briiigeii, |'rf)ivn(l)eii (tin Sfii'l 
 nig ic.;. d) to take off from, uetmiil- 
 fccrii, cerriiijjern; to take any one off 
 from etc., (S-iiicii abjiefjeii, nbl)olteii , nbleu> 
 fen uon ic. i. nbiicl;meii, fiiiifcii, nbfaufeii. 
 4. ii6iicl)meii, abrcl)neiteii (}. 58. eiii ©Itcb :c.). 
 6. iirttljbilt'eit, fDpireii; (bafji^r) iiiul)al)meii, 
 nA(t)macOeii , iiacfjajfeii. 6. iU fid; nel;mea, 
 ttiiifeii, aiUtrinfeii. 
 
 To take off one's hat, bcil ipilt abucf): 
 men. To - life, (Sinem t)<i& Seben iicljnieu. 
 To tfike the halter off, ciit^alftern. To - 
 the skin,f(^iiit)eM. To — the edge of a knife, 
 (in 'BicfTer lllimpfen. To - the edge of a 
 cold drink, ciii falter ffletraiif iHTrd)laflcn oD. 
 fbirfc^lageil Iftljtn. To - the edge of one's 
 •tomach, Den er|lenipeigt)inii]i'r fiiden. 'Twill 
 
 — the edge of his wit, C6 luirt il)Ui Cen (5>ei|l 
 AbflUinpfen. To - the embargo, iai (S'llW 
 bnrflo, Sen 95crd)In(j nufl)cben. To - tlie 
 force of an argument, bie @tnrfe eiiie£ 33e: 
 iveifeS, ®ninBi'^ fdnundjcn, ciuen 25eiui'ifi ent. 
 fraftril. To take .Toy one off by death, 
 ©incn ttu6 bem 'ICfgc raiiinen o6. |"d;uffi'n, 
 tobten. To - the Ntell, entjaiiberM. To - 
 tlie odium, tile fflelj.ifilije beiii'ljuien. To 
 take any one's care o ff his hands, &ineni 
 bie S^orijeu n&iiel;iiieii. To take any one 
 off an ill course, ^-iiieu iHUi feiueii bui'en 
 Kegcn, ucn fciuem unDrCeiulic^cii Ctbeno: 
 lualltcl nbbrinijea. To take any one oft 
 fi'oni tlie love he bears to his mistress. Qi^ 
 lien fciuer ®elii'bteii uiiijcrrt'ii niad)en. More 
 scholars than piefermentx can — , nicl)r &£■■ 
 lel)rtc, f.u bei'iiibert. ui'norflt luerten fi3nneu. 
 Tl.is takes off from the deformity of 
 vice , bie6 nindjt Bn^ 2a|ler miiiOir Ijiifjlid). 
 To - one's .land, (Jilieill ©tluoA iTbfiliifi'n. 
 
 To take on. [Ii)pii(jr.] (giube; mil bcu 
 SDrtllen, B.'t ajiiljc iieljiiien. 
 
 To take out, 1. nuJnc(;incn, fjeriiii^s 
 mi)men, iinSjiehcn, tjeraiiojiel^fn; iiufiiMd)cn. 
 2. i to - of. >nipjiil)i'n. 3. niieiu.il;lcn , jiu 
 tutflcscn, ou^reRen (a3aarfii„ um jle jii fmu 
 fen). 4. t nni1)iiirf)iicn, fopiren, iibncl)nien, 
 lind)i'i(}nien, iind)niiid)eii. 
 
 To take the tampion out of a gun. 
 ben ^fri'pf i'lmi finer Kniunie iiflimea. To 
 take the creases out of a cloth , Bie \<\\: 
 fcften 5»lt'''' Ob. £tnd)e iin^ Bein tiidje iiii6> 
 mncfttu, <llU|1rcid)(:ii. To - a staiu or spot 
 
 TAK 
 
 from cloth, eincn Jlccfcn (.ani bem i;ud)e) 
 nufini1d)en. To — an unpleasant taste from 
 wine, Bern 'IBetne emeu un>uii)cael)meii Q)e> 
 tdjniiicf benctjnicn. 
 
 To take lip, I. T a) (roll Ber Qtio i\n\: 
 ne^inen, aufl)el>en. bj[Ii)pogr.] aiifnel;nien, 
 jufiiimntiirriigeu (Bic iSojcu i. c; Ijernus. 
 jieljen, junitfiteljen. d) er.jrcifen (Bie •il3at> 
 fen), greifeii jn ... (Ben ii^arfeni. 2. t a) 
 niifgreifen , nn fid) jiei;e:i , toBer lUid)) 
 juni -Jliifilnube bruigen. Shak. b; niuiel)! 
 men (eiiie Spetaiu-forBcniiig u.). c; fni) leu 
 i\t6 Streitee) nnneijuien ; taud)j (emeu 'Streit) 
 abti)un, au6niad)eit, benegc;i, iiu6gleid)en. 
 Shak. d) uiiljeben, anfangen (einen ^pan- 
 Bel;; ilifteii. e) (S-tiuii6 (ills :uiil)c zc.) an- 
 neljnicii ; fid) emec 3ad)e bcoieiien. f) ©inen 
 i>ornel;men, (jimm emeu 2>cnuci» geben (for, 
 luegcn; ; (^luen laoeln. 3. dm Stndeiu auf.- 
 neljmen (einc -JJ^ifdJe)- 4. ± ((SriBfle, j. 23. 
 eine (S-rirtljluug ic.j luieBer niiincljmen. 5. 
 nufueljmen, ((yelB) etl)eben , auf 23i.n'g nel;; 
 men, borgeu, leil)en. 6. i (from) eutleljucn, 
 Borgen (uon). 7. nuffaufen, anfnufen. 8. 
 i(|l)ir.i unrcrbinBen. 9. einneljUKn <9taum 
 2C.) ; Oimmerj Bei'vljen. 10. i a; ljinuel)incn, 
 '3eii.) iueguel;men. b) einnel;men, be|"d)afci: 
 geu (Ben (^)eiil;; to be taken up with .., 
 nut K. beiftiiiftigt fcin, oon ic. in Slnfprnd) 
 gcnumnuu fein tb. luerBen. c) bcgrcifcn, faf- 
 fen. 11. IjinOnngen. 12. etl^eben (tribiit to. 
 13. aufrauinen. 14. rtiifyeben, ciiifangen, aui^ 
 ianQew, m SSerljatt iiel;men, eitibniigcn. lo. 
 [ipauBelj (ciiien '^iSJec^fel) eiul5fen, bejal)lfii. 
 
 Milo took up a calf daily on his shoul- 
 ders, -Will) nal)ni tdglid) ein ivalb nut ffini' 
 >Sd)iiItern. To -a trick at cards, einen ©rid) 
 mad)eu. Perforce, a tliird idivlsion; musi 
 take us up, notljiveiiBiger l^eifc mug eiuc 
 oririe (5pL'tre»abil;eilnug; nui begcgnen, e5 
 mil 11116 tiiifucl;uicn. Shar. To — upon 
 credit, auf Xi-eu unb (^muben annel;meii. 
 (Men of tiie finest parts) took up Iheir 
 rest in the Cliristian religion, fet)[en il)l°e 
 lei^te ipoffnung nuf (in; Bie c<)ri|llid)e dicli 
 gtoil. To take any one up sharply, 
 roundly. (Jilieil fd)iirf l>LiriieI}nieil. To - a 
 great deal ot room, luel 9{iium Oitt ^lat), 
 c.mn gropcii ^^lai^ eiuiicljinen. To - the 
 time, Bie ,3eit luegnehnien. To — opinions, 
 OJiiiiUiUgeii iinneljmen. To - the quarrels 
 ol our neighbors, fid) Ber ©ireirigfeiieii an- 
 fcrer iJiiutbiU'ii aiuu'ljmen. (The noble poem 
 lit Paleniun and Arcite; -sup seven years, 
 unifapt eineii Stiiraam uini fieben 3al)rca. 
 To - arms, jii Ben "iHiiiffeu jrcifen, bie 'iCitfj 
 fen ergreifen. 
 
 To take upon one's self, (S'tivaf ) nuf 
 OB. liber fid) iicljinen, unti'rnef)meii, fid) init 
 zc. bcfiiiHu ; (JtiUiiS libenicljmeii ; (einen 
 litcl zc; rtiinel;men; fid) iQixou6) iiifct)rei> 
 ben nrf) nniiiiigen. 
 
 To take upon one's self a punishment, 
 eiiieStnifeaiif lid) lU'ljniea. 1 lake yourdelUs 
 upon nie, \(i) uberitei;me eurc @d)UIBen. 
 To — one's self the command of nil army, 
 Bie ^)liifiil)runa eineS i^eerc* riberiief)men. 
 This every translator taketh upon him- 
 self to do, Bie^ nininit fid) jeBer Ueberfetjec 
 l)rrntip, erlniibt fid) jeBer IleberiVl;er. 
 
 To take with, miriici;iiien ; fo reBeii, 
 ba^ ber 3ui)i:'rec Bem (SeBnnfei. foigen faiiu. 
 
 TAK 
 
 Take, v. n. 1. fid) ncf)nien Inffen, ge 
 nominen luerbcii, 2. eine 3{id)rnng ael)uicii 
 fid) luoljin begibeii oB. uerfiigeii , (towards) 
 feme JJic&timg naf ... iu ael)mea. 3. i 
 (untoj abjieien (^iiif). 4. Bie bejiuecfte 20ir» 
 Eaag tljau; emfcbliigen, gebeiljeii, Oiaif nun 
 d)ea, gefaden, Seifnd ftiiBen. 5. a) fnnger 
 (I). <ttd)ii)iimme zc), niigetjcii, nngreifen, ein» 
 Briiigeii; [(Jl;ir.j jiel)eii. b)(yeiierfniigeii.SHAK. 
 6. 0fd)iuiiiiger luerBcn, Gfaugeii. 7. feint 3u» 
 |lud)t (jii (S-tiUiie) iiel)inen i (to) a) fid) flii<f)' 
 ten (in, untef), fuf) n)Ol)ia mnd)eii. b) &er 
 brand) macften (uon). c; '(S-tiuu^) luahlen; 
 fid) niad)en nn , . , fid) Ijalten ju . . ; ftci) 
 (ctnec iSad)e) mlBnien, flc^ luerfen oBec 
 iciien (nuf), fid) nbgcbeii (mtt), fic^ befd)df» 
 tigtn (mil). 
 
 The defluxion taking to his breast, 
 wasted his lungs, Da Ber ^IbfTug fict) bei lljlJI 
 naf Bie 93rafl jog, lunrf, fo jerjlorte er feine 
 Saage. He w.is inoculated, but the in- 
 fection did not -, et luarbe geimpft., nbet 
 oi}ne (Jrfolg, bie SSlnttcni tanieii nber nicftt 
 )uin ^liidbrad). To - to books , ftc^ niit 
 23iid)erii nbgeben. It does not - unio other 
 things, e& jielt naf nid)ti •iUnBcrei ob. 
 
 To take after, {id) bilben nad) ..i Qi' 
 ncni nnd)fd)Ingen, nad)arten; iin(t)al)nien. 
 
 Beasts that converse with man, take 
 after him, il)iere, bie init Bern ''IRenrd)en 
 lltagang ijnben, lernen uon ii)ni, nbtnen it)in 
 imd). (_(einer ^pnrtei zc). 
 
 To take in with, t6 t)alfen mit . . 
 
 To tal^eon, I. Iieftig nngrgritfen , be» 
 luegt, affiiirt feiii, fid) l;efiij gcbcrBeii; (Bn» 
 i)crj luiirlji'ii. SiiAK.. 2. fid) ai^ (roua^ oor» 
 ileUcn, auf emeu SrauB uBer eine 'iiiiirBe 
 'iliifprud) inaitcn. 3. o fid) fraufrn, ndt 
 grdiiicn, fid) nbl)drmen. 
 
 1 lake not on me here as a physician, 
 id) gerire mid) l)ier iiid)t ale 'Krjt. Shak. To 
 -as if etc., fid) gcberDeii , ali5 ob zc. To - 
 in the service, fid) auioerbcil laijill. 
 
 To take to, fid) iiiad)cii an.., fic^ 
 l)nlrcn ju .., fid) (S-tiuas angi-legen fun 
 laiTen, ili^ auf (vtiuae legen oB. lucrfen, fui) 
 mit (i-mai befd)df[igen. 
 
 Have you any thing to take to, Ijabt 
 i()r ivgeiiB (S'tiun6 oor? 
 
 To take up, I. f f^id |1c()en, periueileii; 
 nufl)oren ; n4> c^'Gf" ^'"> '">. 2. f fi4> 
 beffern. 
 
 To take up with, 1. fic^ begnilgen, 
 jufrieBen fein mit ... 2. f n)Ol)nen , fjnafeu 
 (init). [fer !8eiuei6 genagt mit iiid)t. 
 
 1 cannot take up with that proof. Bie< 
 
 To take with (any one), ^'illBrilct naf 
 Qinen niad)cn, (5-inem gefaden. 
 
 It cannot but lake well with him, e( 
 fnnii il)m nid)t niiBere aU gi'fndeii. 
 
 Takeublc, take'abl, udj. geiionii 
 men, aiigenominen luerBeii fonneiiB, ju nei)» 
 men, aiiiuiu'l)meii. 
 
 Take him where lie is takeable, faffen 
 Sie il)n bei feiner ;?(<)iud(()e, bei feiner fd)iua» 
 d)in (Scite. [Bie 'Betriigerei. 
 
 TftUe-iii, lake-in', s. o Ber ^ernig, 
 
 Taken, ta kn, pp. o. Take. 
 
 To be taken with etc., befadeil , tu 
 griffen luerben oon zc. ; eiiigenommen fem 
 i>on ic. To be - ill, frnnt loerBiii. To !>• - 
 up with etc., be|\()n|[iat fein mit it. 
 
FaiH. fur. ff.IL fat. .Me. met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il. cl^.'id. Ti^be. tub. iflll. l/zin. THis. 957 
 
 TAK 
 
 Takcr^ t&'kur, t. l. bet 9?e()mer ; 
 W>i\tt)mexi aScficjjer, Qtnbetn; >Uiifbrinfler 
 (iiiut .£rt)ijfe5); [J5)iinbel] 6tr 9lbnd)nifr, 
 RlllI^e, ^ouier; -of a bill, t>er ^ajcitiVI- 
 ntt)nier, ^ittntt^nitr , 9itiiiittetit. 2. &iiitr, 
 bcc fiir ciiic trjlimmtr (SiuiiiiiK rju €ct)i|f 
 fluf i^ilfflimfl }ii (icfern oerfprttfjt, in Uii< 
 Uxi\tt)met. 
 
 Tlie taker of capilvei or of a city, 
 ©iiicr, in ©ffnngtiie tiirt(l)t, tine ©tflPt tr 
 obtxt. -» of cities, ©tiiMebefti'ijcr. Colffr 
 ami tobacco, of wliicli the Turks are great 
 -», itaffoir 1I1I6 Inbnf, iwi'Oii etc liirfeii 
 flrr&e £iebl)tll»fr fill6- A discHse and the -, 
 etiie Sriiiif()«lt iiiib ttx fie befoiiimf. -on 
 bottomry, [ipaiitielj ti(X £i;i)iiirrciiief)titrr. 
 
 Taker-iu, Pic £t>(f elite. (menC. 
 
 Taliiiif^f iM king, adj. (i) tinntii 
 
 THkliig') '■ '■ ^(^^ ^i:i)mtn, ^iiiiel;.- 
 liien, tic>3lini.ii;uif i (Srareifiiiio; Grrbeniiifl, 
 SDeatinljme, 6n6 <Uiiti'rmgeii (eiiie^ ©(t)i(fft 
 ic). 2. 6ie 95irliflful)eir, ainflfl, 2},iiigiaf<ii- 
 Shak. 3. Die driniMict^inia »>■( ^Ma^ii ^''f" 
 Uranfljeiten. Sh*k. ( G'imieljineiiCf 
 
 THkilllpneSS, li kingnes, < (i)t>a6 
 
 TMlapuiii, ialap6iii', «. 1. (iii@i>ini{ 
 ber Inlapinii (<priefler, WSiicJ)). 2. [Boe\.\ 
 fcer I.ilnpiMii, f(t)iunrjiirtfia' 9!ffe. 
 
 Twlar, (alar, ((<it.) «. bee lolar, 
 ^xitflex-., fi&iit<i^in<iiite(. 
 
 Talbu<, lalboi, (u.berJ^Aininclolbot) 
 4. tint @|>iiiart bti 3n(|»f)untie« , Sniir 
 ^unbti. 
 
 Talboy^ lalboc, «. tin grp^er, iumi 
 tbtn bid iiiiteii itiit Sctubfnbeii vcrfeheiier 
 &d)xc\\\t. 
 
 Talc"*' "'^'1 <'^«"> •• I^'nwarfl.) 
 ber Inlf. Oil of-, bai Inlf&J. 
 
 Talckite, talkite, t. [>»2ineralg.] 
 ber I.ilfit. 
 
 Talckou., tSik'5..) 
 
 Talcous, ) 
 
 Talcky, talk'i, adj. l^ineralj).] 1. 
 Mtiq. 2. taltidit, tairarrig. 
 
 Tale« tile, (f. Tell> «. 1. bie ©r}flf)» 
 lung c ba6 ©rjnijien ; ba6 ©rinljlte ) , '^ad)-. 
 tid)t; (ill fiigerer 93ebeiitung) a; bie (ge.- 
 fc^ricbene, gebriirftt; (5T}nl)lu'>g. b) ba6 
 mht)X(i)z\\, bit ©tige. 2. t ['ii«bti(vr.] bit 
 %Inga6e. 3. bie 3^1)1. 4. bie 3<»l)"i"0. 9{«*' 
 niiiig. 5. [^iiiiteij eiii Inle (eiii (tjiiiffird)?* 
 :c. ®eiwid)t fur Oolb iiiib <S>Hbex; feriier in 
 6l)iijn) cine 9^'d)iuiiia«muiiie = 10 luacea 
 ^ 100 candareent — iOOO caili). 
 
 To tell tales, berirt)tcn. - of a tub, 
 bai 9Iiiimfiimii.^rd)en, Sa5eibtrmal)r(l)eii. To 
 retail officious —i about the town, 'Wnlit: 
 <i)e\\ ill ber ©tnPt l)criinitrngen. To keep a 
 iust - of etc. , eiiie geiinue 9Jed)niing liber 
 tC. flil}ri'll. (The ignorant who measures) 
 by -, iiod> Per 3"l)l- Thereby hangs a -, 
 bn jlrrft (ti\M6 bat)int(x, Piimit l)at ti eiiie 
 befoiiPere 23eiuiiiiPtiii0, Piirilbcr liefic firt)9J'.tl 
 fft,)tll. They are both in a -, fit: flerfi'" 
 uiuer eiiifi Btrfe. [Ber Seville frtjU'o^fii. 
 
 Hiov. To tell tales out ot school, aui 
 
 Tale-bearer, ber 3iitrnger , 9liigf ber, 
 Ol)reiiblnfer , SBcrlniiiitPcr. -bearing, a) 
 adj. firt) iiiit 'Miigcbrrii, 3urrnfirrei oP. Slnt» 
 fttrrei «bgrbriiP. b) «. 1. Pie 21iiflcbfrei, bi\6 
 ttiigcbrii, SBcrlaiiiiibeii, bie aScrliuiiiiPHtig, 
 
 TAL 
 
 TAL 
 
 Riat\'d)etei, Sufrngrrei, C)(;rcii6laferci. --| To talk away; My heedless tongu* 
 ful, t I'ieli! ®erd>i(t)ten eiitljiiltciib. -s- has talk 'd away his life. iiieiiieiiiiuDri'Kft* 
 111 an, ber 0)eiu(il)r«tiiiiiiii eiiicr (5Tjiil;liiiig. I tige 3u'.u]t h.u iljii iiiiu< Sebui gebind)t. 
 -teller. Per 0)?al)r(f)eiicrjal)lcr. To talk over, erjaljleii. 
 
 Talent, talent, (fr. IS., V. Int. I To talk o ver the stories of one's life, 
 taltntuni; gr. talaiiton) *. I. tbi'i Pell iJlIteii ' feiiieii ?fbeni((iuf erjahleii. 
 
 ein &ti)ii(t)t iiiiP eiiie (Siiiuiiie (i)eiPt'$) a) 
 bai Xiiieiit ( = etiua 62 >J3fP. , nuljr oPer 
 lueiiiiicr; bai iittif(t)e rr GO iitni'ctcii "Wiiieii, 
 = 6000 niti|rt)en Criicbim-ii = 56 ^iti. II 
 lliijeii, eiigl. Iroij.jiiuidjt^. bi lUei Pen OJrie; 
 it)eii fine Siiiiime (i>elPt« = L. 193 15 nh- 
 xttfiliiig; iiiict) 'UiiPerii = L 2^5 ^tcrliiigi 
 b<\6 Xaleut. c) (bci bcii 9(ijiiifrii) bui (gri'ge 
 iiiiP fleiiie; Xdleiit (bofi grppe = L. 99 
 G s. 8 d. sterling; bai tUtllt ^= L. 75 
 sterling), d) (bei Pen dftrnerii eiiie &\>lb' 
 iminje =:^ 1 Sefci (i)oiD; nmf) ©tater ge^ 
 iiaiiiit iiiiP iiiir 4 X)ra(t)iucii imigfnb; bi\i 
 Iillt'llt. - of i.ilver. P.16 XiUcilt 5ilber 
 (bei Pen if)fbrncrii := .3000 Sffel pP. 113 
 >^fb., 10 Uiijfii iroi)giiutrt)r/. 2. P.i? loleiit, 
 Pie (Mnbe, liliil.igi', ^''^i^lf'tt, itiiiiflfiiljigfeit, 
 .Uuiiilferiigfiir, iCuii|lgiid)i<fliit>.'iir, >7?iitiir' 
 g>ibe, iiiiii|1.i>ibe, bai Kiiiiihjircf^icf ; ->>, Pie 
 Inleiite. 3. Pie Q-igeiiidjnfr, Per S^auQ. Swikt. 
 4. [Oertl.J purpose, iucli nation 
 
 He has no talent for disputation, er 
 t)iU reiiie^iiinge jiini Bi^piiticeii. He has a 
 - at drawing, er IjiU iiileiu ini 3i!'i1)i'tii 
 The true - of raillery, Pie lUilljre l^abt ill 
 ipotlfii. He is a man of -s, er ijl eiii Waiii) 
 uoii Inleiitceii). 
 
 Proi'. A heart content is a great talen t, 
 3iifrifPiiil;eir gt'lji liber 'Mci. 
 
 Talented, talented, a4) begabt, 
 ruiifltcriig, riiiijlfai}ig. 
 
 Tales, tiles, I hit. talis, pi. tales) «. 
 pi. [ iKe(t>tdipr.J - de circumstautibus, bie 
 ^rfn^inaiiiier ber ^uxi). 
 
 Tales bo ok, tai S8eriei<^tii0 ber Qx-. 
 rii^iiiniiiier Per 0"ri)- 
 
 Taliun, lal'yun, (fr. ^., U. f. talio) 
 4. bie fSergeUiiiig, ^iePeri<ergeltiiiig. 
 
 Law ol t a I i o n, lex I a I i o u i s, ['J{r(t>t$s 
 fpr.] bai ajtrgelf lingered)!, aCieberoergeh 
 tinigfre(l)t. 
 
 Talisman, laiuman. (arnb. talisni> 
 «. I. brt6 3'UiPtriuittel, 3'iubcrbiiP, 3aiiber> 
 fiegel, ber 3iinberring, 3'iiibfrpfeniiig , Xa-. 
 lidinan. 2. f a) bai 3<i>iPcrmirtti, ^d^eiin- 
 Per Xiili^inaii. b; bie Quelle, t^uiiPs 
 grube. c) Per Urljeber. 
 
 Talisinanic , tali^mauik , adj. 
 tiiliiiniinnil), jniibtrii'd)- 
 
 Talk, tawk, (Piiii. tolker; |'(f))u. tolka ; 
 and) TeHj V. n. 1. fpredjeii, rePeii (with, 
 mit; of, liber, uonj; erjiiljleu (of, uon;. 2. 
 fct^ma^cii, pliiiiPeni. 
 
 Much talking, bai &e(d)ma^. To - 
 to the ptirpoke, }iir rcd)ceii , gelegeneii 3(it 
 |'prcit>en. A thing much talked of, cine 
 ©n(<>e, Pic i>icl 'iliimljeii^ ninrfjt. To - big. 
 grou(l)nn, iiiifrd^neiPcn. (Whether Adam had i 
 any such heir; as our autlior -s of, ivie 
 HMlVr ©rt)ri|t|lener eriviihnf. The siory will 
 - itself asleep, bai ®LTcDc ii'irP I'Pii feU'il 
 nilfl;i!iren. To ~ any one out of lii* dinner. 
 Gincn Pnrrf) (Sdjiuaiu-n toin (i-\\e» iibljiUtcn. 
 I'roe. To talk like an apotlireary , ing 
 (S)clng ^iiiciii rdjiuii^en. Talking pays no 
 loll, Pti6 ^itbtw \)ax man uniiVnil. 
 
 To talk to. ij init (Fineni fpret^en (©i< 
 lien criniihiien i fiinft inPcin). 
 
 To talk up. jiirePen , nberrePeii. 
 
 Talk, s. 1. Pa* Weipnirf), a) {bat 
 6prcrf)cn init ■JliiPcrii; Pn*, wai flfrpro(t)en 
 luirP). b) nai (sjcrcPc; C^Jerfidjt. cj oai ®ei 
 rcpe. Per ®egrnilnnP Per llntfrlj.iitung. 2 
 Pii* 03cr(l)ii);iij. 3. [ bei Pen 3iiPiiinern i>or 
 iJinrPiini.] a) bie Dffcnrlid)e griePen^: :c. 
 iionfereiii. b) tine innj'ele miliiMicfje »3Witi 
 tijcilnng (on eine iinPere Oiation uP. beren 
 'llgeiiteii). 
 
 To hive a talk with any one, ein 0)e« 
 fprnt^ Miit (5-ineiii filljrcn, nut ©inem iprcf 
 (t)en. Small-, D,i« ®ipliiiiPer. Full of-, 
 ilfi'^tiun^ig. To be full of -, iniiner rrfjwnji 
 (I'll, em (}ri>0er ©(()ii)iii;er, eiiic gro@e@(t)iuii)> 
 ^crilin M'in. I cannot abide ber -. id) fann 
 ii)r (^)ci\tn<iii) iiid)C au£|lel;en, iii(f)t aiil}&reii 
 
 (This iiobit; Mchieveiiieitf) is the — of tha 
 whole low n . Pic gnnje ©t.iPt fprlffct opn ic. 
 He is made a cominon -, er ifl Per (bPgfll' 
 itiinP ber ndgeniriiieii llnterl)iiitiiiig. - u -, 
 but money buys land, gute ^U}orte fullen 
 Pen ©iitf ntd)f. 
 
 T a I k w o r I h y . bcr 5?ebe luertf). 
 
 Tatlk, f Talck. 
 
 Talkative, liwk'ai'v. adj. c^t\\)xht 
 d)ig, rcMVlig; guiDiUiii^ig, pMiiPcrliafr. 
 
 Talkativeness, luwkativnes, «. 
 bie®crpriid)iiifcit,-J{cPieli(ifeit;ti)crd)iya^igfeit. 
 
 Talker, t^wk'ur, *. l. per ©prcdjer, 
 ®prcd)enPe, 9{ePfnPe; ®erpr.id)ige. 2. ber 
 ©rfjiuii^er, iJSlaiiberer. 3. ber ijk.iljler, ®ro6» 
 fprcc^cr. 
 
 Prov. Great talkers are always the 
 least doers, luer 55iel fprit^t, l)niiPelt iwenig; 
 luer i>iel 2t3i>rte mn4)t, ruminc felteu jur 
 Il)>it. 
 
 Talking:, i^wk'ng. a<<jl. rebfetid, go 
 t'd)n)ii()ig. - «. nm ©predjcn; ®c<)iun9en; 
 ®cfd)iuii^. 
 
 Tall, till, (lu. tal; nltP. bPl) adj. 1. 
 (». ^Kcmdjen, 93annien, OTfiijIeii jc, nbcr nie 
 w. ^niifern, SBergcu) lang, grog, Ijotft; fjnnb. 
 fc(l , jlnniniig ; gcriiPe. 2. f t <i) niniiiiljnft, 
 niutljig, fiil)n. b) tiipfer, fricgerifct). c) gc« 
 luanPr, gcfdjirft; tiicfjrig. Shar. 
 
 A wood of tall trees, ber $D(()ll)alP. I 
 know thou art no - fellow of thy hands, 
 id) lueig, Png Pii fciit ipclp bifl^ 
 
 Tallage, tal'lidje.^cfr. taille; rtltfr. 
 
 Talling^e, ^ laillage) «. bie 
 
 ©djni^iiii,), -Jiiifl.iiic, -ilbgiibc, ©teiicr. 
 
 Talia»-e, v. «. bcilcnetn. 
 
 Tallageable, tai rMjcabl, adj. 
 (InicrDiir. li>t>l)e, ©ri'Be. 
 
 Tallness, tall'nls, t. Pie Siiugc, 
 Tall II CSS of stature, Per ()Ol)e, {6)\a\\tt 
 20iid)5. 
 
 Tallo^V, tal'li't, (Pmi. talg; Infg; 
 axab. talla; *. per inig, bai llni'djlift. 
 
 Hardened talloiv, ber on Per Siift er« 
 Ijartcte ialg. 
 
 Tallo w-cake, [J?id)tiifl).] Pa* InlgbroB. 
 --candle, bai l>ilgiid)t, lln|'d)li[tli4t 
 
958 Tatf. far. fall, fat. Me. met. Flue, fin. No, move. n6r, got, 6il, cl6i'iil. T6be. tub. fnll. lAin TIIi«. 
 
 TAL 
 
 Ta H o w-c a t c li. - -k e e c h, bfrSfttFfmiipf n. 
 --chandler. Dcr l'id)t}icf)er, ©cifctifierer. 
 --copper, [eid)tiid).J Me Iniflpf'inne. 
 --faced, f>I(i0, frnnflidft niiSfcIjeiiD. -- 
 graves. *. p/. tiie ®rie6eil. --press. Bie 
 Inlgprcffc. --tree. [SBtit.] bcr Inrgfeduni. 
 Tallo-vv, V. a. 1. tnlgcii; lOJerb.] tiiit 
 Inig eimctmifrfn , ntflaimiifii (cine S?ant)- 
 2. [Snnbmirtljfd).] fttt iiir.djni (€d)iifeu.), 
 nifldjni, tn0 Sd)nfe jc I'iel g-ett nnfe^eii cb. 
 fliilegen. 3. f Sid)ter jie()cn. [Irt|)j)eii. 
 
 T a 1 1 o w i II g - c 1 o t h. [®frb.l bcr QBid)^: 
 Tallow, u.n. tnifleii; [Sniibn)irtl)|"d).] 
 (jrrii ub. Icidit fett luerbeii, iHttt anfe^cn ub. 
 fliilenen. 
 
 TalIo'»ver, tallo^r, t. tin 1f)ier, 
 bii6 Ii'idu fcrt luirb, $5"^ niife^t nnlegt. 
 Tallowiiili, tal loish, «rf;. tnlgld)t. 
 Tallo'tvy, tariAe. adj. tnlgig, fettig. 
 Tall)', tuHe. adv. imirl)in, fliinbl}nft. 
 Tally, talle, (fr. lailler) t. I. a) bnf 
 Sa-biji'Ij, in iU'vbiloff (bfi Sjiirfftit 20. b) 
 fca Sdjiiitt, G-iiifd)iiitt. 'i. f bn« eiitiVre; 
 (teIl^c €tii(f , bit- funpredjcnbe 5jiiifte. 
 2. They were fniiiied llie tallies for 
 eatli other. c6 ivar &mer tae 'Olbi'ilt' 
 iHMU Sliibcrn. Duvden. 
 
 Tallies of loans, [fiifll. €rf)n(5faimnerj 
 ftijjciianiuc fvfrfcljoIjiT liber I)arU'()fii, bic 
 PiUt Cbliflrttii'iicii fi'ir fie ber Dfegicniiig ge> 
 |icl)i-iu'ii fflilbcr rrthctlt luurbrii. Tallies 
 of debt, cine ?ln Giiirfnng fi'ir £d)iilben, 
 tie fin ben iiiutig nOgi-rviigL-n luiirben. Tal- 
 lies of rewajd or iillowaiice, ivlirben ben 
 (siu-viff^ nlf (Jniirbignug f lir rtii^gffiil;rte 9luf: 
 trnge 2c. ertl)i'i1t. 
 
 T a 1 1 y s li o p . cin !t(iMfrnben , roo beni 
 SJolft- SKrtfii'cii finf Siorg fnr eiiie 2Diid)e, ju 
 100 ^roi. nbgrgcbcn lucrben. --man, 1. 
 ein Xi&blcr, ©iiirr, ber nut iviidjentlit^e SBc: 
 joMnng I'trfanft. 2. g-iner, ber baS ^trb; 
 1)01} fiil)rt. 
 
 Tally, B.a. 1. nnf bnS^erbljoIj (<i)\m: 
 ben, cinrrt)ncitcn, cinferbcn; nu^fdjneiben 
 2. 1 finpaiTnt. 3. [>IKnr.] nnf)c(cn. 
 
 They seem just tally'd fnr each other, 
 fie i"d)cinen rtd)tfnr cinnnber jn pnfyen. They 
 are not so well tallied to the present 
 juncture, fie pnfyen nirf)t fo gut JU bent ge 
 flrnmiinigcn Si'irpiinfte. To - the sheets flat 
 afi. i'Wnr.] bie (Sd)Pten uor^orcii. 
 
 Tally, V. n. pci(\tn, jiifnmnienjxiiTen, 
 enti'rid)ni; (with) pnffeit (jii). 
 
 Taiidiid, talniud, (d}a\i.} *. [Oil 
 bcnrl) 1 fa- laitniib. 
 ' T»iiiMi«lic, fai'mudik, ) 
 
 Taliiuiflical, talmud^kal, ) 
 toIn:ll^lu1l, jiiin laltuiib gchijrig, bnrin ents 
 
 Talinii(li<(t, tal'mudl^t, «. ber Inh 
 
 nil ^l 1 . ^iiinnPfiiiiiiibige, Ifiimiib«iTft(ircr. 
 
 TalllllKliKtic, talmi'idislik, adj 
 |iim i.-.!niiib !iil)ovig, bein liilinnb aljniid) 
 
 Talon, tliiin. (ft. SB.) t. 1. bie 
 HUiif. .(cr.idf (biT 93L>grl). 2. [9Jrd)it.] bic 
 jtrhliriilf, i>rf)lli'it1e, ber £cl;l|1ii^. 3. [finr= 
 feiify 1 frr tiiUMi. 
 
 TaliiK, ta'lus, (fr. 5B.) «. I. t9(n(it.] 
 brr Sprung , bo6 Sprnngbein, ber £nuf. 2 
 I'JIrrtur. n. gtilnng^b.] bie 95i:M"(t)iiiig , Slbs 
 biirtMiiig 
 
 Tamable, ti'mabl, (v. Tame) 
 
 adj. 
 
 TAM 
 
 adj. jiilimbnr, bcjfilnnbar, ju bmibigen. I 
 
 Taitiableiiess, la'mabines, «. | 
 bie 3'il)nit'firfcir, 5.if.jfil)niLmrreit, (S'lgenic^aft, 
 bciiil)inr luivbi-n 511 ftnncn. 
 
 Taiiiariu, tam'marin, «. [30Dl.] 
 Ocr (S'irtil)LTni"iffc (Siiiiia Midas). 
 
 Tailiarilld, taininajind, (fp. ta- 
 marindo; hu. taniariiidns) t. (58t»t.] 1. ber 
 Irtnifiriiibenbtinin, ©aiu'rbnttelbnnm, ©on: 
 ni'iibfliim, bie Ifiniarinbe. 2. bie Xninarinbe 
 ($5riid)t biefcS Saninef). 
 
 Wild tamarind, bic bfiumnrfige^lfnjte. 
 White wild - , bie brcirbliitrerige 3lfiijie. 
 
 Tamarind -tree, f. Tamarind. 
 N. 1. 
 
 Tamarisk, tam'marisk, (int.) <■ 
 [SSot.] fie Xfiin riffe, ber liiinnriffenbnunt. 
 
 Tambac,, tambak, *. ber lonibaf. 
 
 Taiilbor, tambur, (fr. tambour; 
 iirab. tambur) *. 1. biiS iiiinbiiriii , bic 
 >?nnbrroninicI. 2. a) ta& Xninbnrin, ber 
 inmbunn:, ©ricf:, STnl^riiljnien. b) bie riini-- 
 bnrirtc 9lrbeit, nnf bein intnbnriii getnn4)te 
 'Jlrbi'it, ©ticfcret. 3. (in yicten ..Jltinftenl bie 
 Irominel. 4. [Qlrc^it.j a) bie 'Jroininel, bai 
 6Jcfii|3, bie 65locfe. b) bic^Kniier cines run.- 
 ten init ©niilcii iitngebeneii ®ebnnbc£i. c) 
 (nni &ingnnge von ^irdjen 20 ber 9fnum 
 jii)ifd)eii beripnupttljfire 11. ben 5JliigelrI)iircn, 
 luelc^e ien tufting von nufjen nbljnlten, ber 
 'IDinbfnng. 5. l5e|1nng6b.J bie Iroinintl. 6. 
 pTKed).) a) bie Iroinmcr, 5D3iiibetrointneI. 
 b; bte Irmnmel, ia& Iretrnb. 
 
 Tambor-frame, bnS Inmburin, ber 
 ©ticf;, 9'rni;rnl)mcii. — work, bie tnmbu. 
 rirte 9lrbeit. 
 
 Tambor, v. a. [Sticf.] tnmbiiriren. 
 
 Tamborer, tam'burur, *. ber 
 Xnmbiiriniliftcr. 
 
 Tamborin, tam'burin, 4. 1. bne 
 Inml'iirin, bie ^niibtroinincl, iliiibcrtroni: 
 incl, €d)e[lentn>intnel, IrLintmel. 2. (cfjni.) 
 tin Ii'bljnftcr frnnjiitlifdjcr Innj. 
 
 Tame, tame, (nngclf. tam) adj. 1. < 
 )nf)in (P. i.l;icrcii). 2. 1 a) jnljui, friebfnni. 
 fclgfntu (p. yRtn\d)tn). b) t nnut (u. @f: 
 bid)tcn). [inarljlofe ©flnocn. 
 
 And you, tame slaves, il.i()r, bcninthinc 
 
 Tame-poison, bie ©iftiuiirj, ©(tjiunl 
 beniuurj. 
 
 Tame, (nngeff. tamiau, getemian> 
 V. a. 1. + jnf)inen, bcjnljnicn , bmibtgen, 
 [tJrtlfn.] nbrid)rcn. 2. 1 a) jnl)incn, bniiDi; 
 gen (bic 2cibfnfd)nften :c.) ; (eimr ®iid)ci 
 &inl)nlt tl)un ; fiber 2c. ipcrr luerbcn. b) gc^ 
 fittct innd)cn. [jnlinit, iinjiil)iiibnr. 
 
 Tameless, tAme'ics. adj. t nnbe; 
 
 Tamely, lame'le, udv. jnl^in , be 
 tm'itljig, innrljioi. 
 
 Tam(*lieSS, tame ncs. «. I. ; bit 
 3fil}nihcit. 2. 1 tic llntrnuiirtigfrit, ""Wiitl): 
 (ofigfrir. ["Knui-igcr. 
 
 Tamer, tamur, *. ber iScjiihim'r, 
 
 Taminy, tam' mcne.f (fr. c'tamiiiei 
 
 Tammy, tani'me, ^ t. [3iibnilr.] 
 ber (S-rnmin. 
 
 Taiiliiin, tain'kin, ^ (fr. tampon 1 
 
 Tampion, lamp'yini.^ «. I. ber 
 
 Toiii|ti<»n , loMip'yiin ; -^ropf, %vro. 
 pfen, ©ropffi, ©ropfrl. 2. (»!lrtitl.l brr 
 •OJfnnbpfrrpf. ^pfropf, Snpfi'n, ©punb, ©tiirf: 
 jnpfcn, Wnnbbfrfcl. 3. ccr ■ipjiorf, IjiMiirnc 
 
 f. Tam kin. 
 
 TAiN 
 
 9?ngcf. 4. ber .'Rem (in ber ^lotr 20. 5. ber 
 $nt, Di'tfil (ber Drgdpfeifcn), ^fcifcnpfrppf. 
 6. ber iiipfl'ntKcn), bniS inpfbn(ld)en , bet 
 5tiipferbrn(firbii(len; tn& ^•i\\bAU<i)en 
 
 Tamper, tam'pur, dnr. tempero; 
 * tcnipcrn) v. n. 1. nrjeneicn , niebijiniren. 
 2. (u. fr. tremper?) (in, with) fid) cinlnfTen 
 (in, nnfi, fid) ntgcbrn iinit), (in) gerd),ifrig 
 feiii (bci); (with) fid) ciiilnfTcn, fid) nbgeben, 
 nd) bemengen (init). 3. ftit riil)ren , ipnnb 
 nnlcgni, iKitnlid) nnrcrl;nnbe(n, gebeinic Un. 
 tcrljnnblnngi'ii ppegcn; (for) unter ber $nn6 
 nrbriten (fi'ir). 
 
 To tamper, pb. to be tampering 
 with any one, G^inen }it gni'innen \'ndfen. 
 Yon - too much w'ilh that disease, ©ic tne» 
 bijinircn jii oicf bci ber ^rnnffjeit, nc()nieii 
 jn lifl 'Jlricnci fiir cine fold)e Srnnfljcit. 
 
 Tamping-, tamp'ing, (0. fr. tam- 
 ponneri j. ['Kiiiernlg.] bni5 S'lpfropfen be« 
 '3]?incnl)iiifcj tnit 2tt)m 2C. 
 
 Tampion,/ 
 
 Tompioii,^ 
 
 Taiiapoe, lam'po. «. einc bcni 5lpfet 
 nl;iit'liibr '5riid)r in D|linPicii. (tnnUnin. 
 
 Tamtam, tam'tam. s. [^iif.] ber 
 
 Tan, tan. (fr. tanner) w. a. I. [®iTb.] 
 lo()en (ipnntc), rot() gnrbeii, lol)gnr nind>cii. 
 2. inljfnrbig, brnnn innd)cn, bninncn. 
 
 To tan a sail, [■>3)?nr.] cin ©fgel t()niien. 
 His face tanned with scorcliing sunny 
 ray, fern 05ifid)t ocri'Mnnt oon beni fengciu 
 ben ©unnen(lrn()le. 
 
 Tan, *. bie Sil)e, ®iTbcrI(>f)e. 
 
 Tan- bed, [(3}artenf.] bni Sobbect. — 
 house, — yard, bie Coljgerbcrei. -- 
 leather, - - 1 e t h e r, ». —-gloves, lunfd)" 
 lebcrne .^nnbrd)nl)e. - pit. -vat, bic 
 Sol)griibe, Si.''I}beije. --«pnd, [Derrl.) cin 
 -))?ff|or, 23nninc bnniir jn f(t)nlen. --stove, 
 cin lrcibl)fiiig ntit eiiieni l?D()bccre. 
 
 Tandem, lan'dem, ». cine 9lrt rd)le> 
 ftrd)er Ccinnninb niit biefcr 3i'fri)rift. 
 
 Tandem, } t. cine jiveit 
 
 Tandern , tan'dem .^ rnbrigc 6l)iiife 
 mit jiuei ^ferbcn fpi^ ob. Iniig gefpnniit. 
 --loops, ^nfpcn fiir Knnimcrflangen. 
 
 Tang*, tang. (gr. lagge) jr. 1. (ber 
 Ijintcre iljcil cincr ©d)!i'rtn}fit)rniibe; ber» 
 jcnige Ifjeil ber Degciiflinge, luddjcr in bai 
 ipeft cingciloijcn ifl) ber ©ro(j. 2. f a) Qti 
 lunfi, bn5 eiiien ©rid), ©d)tncrj jtinlrfindt. 
 b) ber ftnrfe @erd)inncf, 9riid)gefd)nin(f. c) ) 
 ber Scigefrf)tnnrf (i>. ^{cltgion 20. d) t b"* 
 '}liif|lDecn, ber ©fel. 3. f ber .Kinng, ton. 
 
 (Wine or cider) has a tang of the cask, 
 idiniirft nnd) bcni ^i^^c. She had a tongue 
 with a -, fie Ijnrtc tine S'l'ifle luie cin 
 Sdiivert. Siiak. 
 
 Tang, I), a. f thien. 
 
 Let tliy tongue tang argiinienti of 
 slate, ing ©tnnr^innteriin oon bciner Simge 
 rd)>i(len. Shak. 
 
 Tang, } s. ber long, ©ce» 
 
 Tangle, tang'gl.) tnng, ^ercrung, 
 bnf ©eigrnf. 
 
 Tangrt^at, tanjlnt, (p. Int. tango) 
 s. [&com.] bie Inngciuc, !ScriiI)rnngflinte, 
 iniTc. (Jiihibiirfcit, "Pcrnhrborfeit. 
 
 Tangiliility , tanjcbiieie, t. bie 
 
 Tangible, tanjeiil. ud). I. beru^t* 
 bnr, fiii;lbnr. 2. i IjiinbgrciflK^) 
 
FAlf. Car. fnll. fat. ML met. Fine, fm N6, inove. n6r. s;ot. 5i!, o!6i^d Ti'ihe, li'ib. fiill. t/»ln. Tflis. 959 
 
 TAN 
 
 TAn|{'1e, tang'gl. <ro. tnga; f. En- 
 tangle) ».«. 1. ucrroirfdii, I'tnitiiiiiif". 2- 
 t R) urnuirfedi , ucrilrirfcn. b) beffjoreii. 
 
 You iBuit lay lime to tnngle lier de- 
 ■ir«K, il>r mu0t it)ren ^uiifdjen Ceimriitl^eii 
 Ifflcii. (af" I'"". 
 
 Tnn^le, v. n. vmvitfcft , i<rn\1)luii> 
 
 Tangle* *. l. (it 2>irivr(frluiig , Dcr 
 Siiottii, bic Jifdjte. 2. fcer Srctang. 
 
 TnnflrSf '(r(f)ott.) tong*. 
 
 Taui^t, (an ist, ((jnel. tanaUle) «. 
 [3rl 1 ^er Skfifjlflj.ibfr , ^niiptmrtiiK. 
 
 TMiiiMfry, lanKne. t. [3r(.] tie 
 gr.utitVlqf Mird) <5-rtrrd)t ii. TO<il)I. 
 
 Tank, laugk. (fr. eiang; port, (anqiie ; 
 fntiffr. langhi; jftpilll. tange) «. tn SUflffets 
 bchiiirrr. b.if 93frfeM, fie <!Dnfferflriibe. 
 
 Tankard, langk'urd. (tc. taneairdi 
 «. ttt D.-rfflfriirj, tie Iriiiffnnne. 
 
 Tiin ka id -bearer, ff()Ui.) ©ilKr , bcr 
 fflS.iffrr till ttn ^umpen in Den ©trafien I'oii 
 EoiifiMi (>olte. -lurnep, eiiie 9(rt 9{i"iben. 
 
 Tanlincff lanling. «. Oer von ber 
 6p!ii:r 23trt<rrtuiite, Webrniiiite. 
 
 Tanner, tau'nur. «. bcr Si'^ijerfter, 
 9?t'fhflirbir. leifeii , 9lbjiel)f ifcn. 
 
 T >i n n e r ' « flrsliiiig knife, btti '•m'fid\&,> 
 
 Tannery, lau'nure, «. &u Soljijcr- 
 trrfi. 9fpthfl<Tbfrei. 
 
 Tanniers, tan'n^urz, «. [23ot.J 
 riiif '^Irr De£ Aruni enculenium. ter fgt)Arrn 
 Srhnviir}. [0)frbe(liJff. 
 
 Tannin, tan'inn. «. [6f)eni.] bcr 
 
 Tannins', tanning. «. (rt£ Oierbrn. 
 
 Tnnrec, tan'rek, «. Ocol.] tier m<i< 
 ^n<^(l^frtrif(l)e 3<if(. 
 
 TanKy, tan'/ii. (fr. tanalnte; Int. ta- 
 nacptiMii) t. I. [5'or.] fir 3?.uiifiirii. 2. eiiie 
 9lrt .ftiidifii, nu'Ui 9?«iiifnrn ftnimt. 
 
 The wild tansy, Der iviKe Siniiifnfn, 
 ia- Wiinfrfrrtur. 
 
 Taut, tant, «. [@ntom.] bic (Sanf 
 mrtmilt'e, rorfje C-rMiiilbe. 
 
 TantaliHnif tan'ializm, (u. Xa\u 
 Uiiifi *. bieQiinl, b«« I'eiben be6 Xniitdliif. 
 
 Tantaiite, tan'taliie, «■ [Wine: 
 *nl<l 1 ber innralit. 
 
 Tantaiization, tamalezi'sliun. 
 t. bif ^innMiiiifl, in ninii ^ineii bie Qiial 
 ttt XitntaUit' Aii5ftfhei) Ingr; brr 3iiftni<b, 
 ja mnii bir Qiinl be« Innrnlii6 niiffle^t. 
 
 Tantalize, tan'talixe, v. a. (S-incti 
 r-tf Qiial Ki Inntnliifi nii6ilel)cii Inffen p^er 
 .nndKii, hniiiifrf) qiifileii , iirrfen, Mirtt 9?ci' 
 unneii tniird>in, I'rrflfblirf) reiien. 
 
 Tantnlizer, lanialtinir. «. (Finer, 
 er biird) Ji'eiiuiKifn tniird)t, ber bo^afte, 
 d).^^rllfrl'Ill• Qnnler, ^frfer. 
 
 Tantalum, tan'iaii'im. «. [9Riur-. 
 rfllfl ] biif liiiifniiiiii , fipliinibiiim. 
 
 Tantauit>unt, tantamount. a>. 
 At. tanlnii it. l<. anioiin'; ailj. (llri(f)<;fltenb, 
 %U\<b , hiiiiii'nifiit, (to, I't'H f)lfi(l)cm 5S)rrth 
 .intT), i]iei(()()clteiib , Ini aU'ici)i'n S3erl)altui0 
 ;niir). 
 
 To be la n ta mount to etc.. (i(ei(^flrl= 
 I n^ flip Miit jc, fiiirr (5nrf)c (ilci<t)fi<iiinieii. 
 
 Tantamount, t. brr(ileici)e'23ertf), 
 glfirtibrrrn*!, Wrfleiiii>frrh, On* 'ilroiiii'iilciit. 
 
 Tantivy, tant've. (Int. mma vi) 
 tdv. fprrii|triirt)«. (rcitrn. 
 
 To ride tanii v y, iiiit i'erl)nnfltcni 3 "ail 
 
 TAP 
 
 Tantiv)', t. t bfr 9{enner. 
 
 Tantiing', tant ling. ( f. Tanta 
 lUei *. ter v£il)(iiact)riiibc, I'aiirer. Shak 
 
 Tap, tap, (fr. ti«yer; nrm. tapa. la- 
 pein) I). «. Qi»ii{ lcii1)t t)crill)reii , f(l)Iiigrii, 
 trtvpfen , fliippen , Anient ciiicn |iin|teii , gf> 
 linreii £d)Iiig cjebcn. 
 
 Tap, V. n. I. (fnnft) flopfen (at, nni. 
 i. [^IDiiiDiufpr.] trommrln (u. Jpafcn it. R<i 
 nind)t'n). [I>ipp. 
 
 Tap, «. ber fnnfte ®d>(iig, ©trridj. 
 
 Tap, (aniKlf. tarppoi; (Anv. lappa; 
 jnpfiii) e. a. 1. (fin giig :c.) nninpfsii, v^-' 
 ptVn, (inilrdjru , onilecfeii ; (^hir.) iiiijiipt'tii 
 (2D<ifier|udjti(jc). 2. iibjiipiVn ; (6'l)ir.j nb; 
 jnpfeu. [riiuifiini iiiii.jraben. 
 
 To tap a tree at ilie root, einen '^niini 
 
 T a p p i n g - c o c k . brr 3'ivfl)'il)<'- T a p- 
 p i n g • p i p e . bie 3'ipf«"i!^l)re 12.^(iiiuifni. 
 
 Tap, V. n. ■qsf.ihduurjfln treibrn ti>. 
 
 Tap, #. I. ber 3'H'f''" ('i" ^'iffenii. 
 bie 3apfeiirijf)re. 2. i bie Iriiif|liit>c iin ijrl" 
 fjerii OJnflljiuiHrni. 3. [Pljir.j tiiit i.'SiuM:) 
 ■)lel)r<i)tn 4. [Drrtl.) to p. 
 
 Tap-boier, ber 3''PfenbPf)rer, ©pitj; 
 bpl)rer. --droppings. #. pi. tai ilurtje: 
 liUifene, biefierfnge; f. --lanh. --hojine. 
 bie £rf)eiifc, 23icrrrf)fnfe, biU 5^irrl)nii#. -• 
 la«li, I. tat 3.ipfiiibirr. 2. tai Ir^te 93iir 
 in cineni Sflffe, uKutI).) bd* fd)Ird)te ©ler. 
 (Mru'ff, perbprbi'iie OJctrauf. --room, bie 
 irinfflnbe, «ieriliibe. --root, bie 3(ipten: 
 rourjel, 'ipf-ililiunrief, ^irjiunrjel (einer 
 •15fl>-n}e). -« hackled, f berrnnfen. 
 
 Tapaxsant, tapassant. (l<. fr. ta- 
 pir) ad), (^tiibniipr.] fiff) bucfenb rb. bru= 
 rfenb. Inurrt)eiib ii>. <a5ilbei. 
 
 Tape, tApe. (nngelf. laeppe) «. bai 
 irtjninlf 25.111b, Swini&'i'if/ Ueitieiibnnb, ber 
 Stnifcn. 
 
 Tape -I ace. bif 3n'irn|pi^e. — laver. 
 fine ©lUtiing 'Jlficnnoore. --worm, ber 
 25(inbn>nrni. [sparingly. 
 
 Tape, V. n. [Drrtl] to nxe 
 
 Taper, tApur. (nnflflf. taper, tapun 
 $. bie HJnrtjfferje ; ber Q33a<f)?fti)cf. 
 
 Taper, nW;'. l. fpi^ inlaufenb, fpilj. 
 2. -. Pb. --bored, nit ber 0)ii'iiibunjj ciite 
 (irpgrre ilCeitc ali gegen ben ®tp^ fjin f)a> 
 brnb (P. ^iintneii). 
 
 Taper, o. n. imnirr frf)tnn(cr roerben, 
 fpi^ iiil.itifi'ii; l-)K.ir.] fd)tnalcr jiiliuifen. 
 
 Taper, ». o. i. t tnir SUnrtjSferjcn 
 erleiirtircn. 2. fpitj jiilniifeiib iiind)en , flegrii 
 bio ©piije iniiurr bi'iiincr niiKfirn. 
 
 To taper the hair of a wig . bie jn bi-- 
 (fen Sprfen einer 'jpcrrricfc nii!;f(f)iu'iben. To 
 - the hair out, bie .^nare biiniicr frfjnciben 
 nbfdinrfen. [Iniifcnb, feflclforniig. 
 
 Tapering", tapiiiing. adj. fpii^ jn^ 
 
 Tapernesis, la purnls. «. ber 3"= 
 ftnnb, bit Griunf fpiij inlnnft, bie pi)rniui= 
 bniii"d)e (5}ei1.iir. 
 
 Tapestry, tap'estrA, tap'«tre, (fr. 
 tapis, tapisseiie) t. (illicl) —-hanging) 
 bic Inpete;. ber (ffinnb^ tc.) Xcppic^); bic 
 Inprjerei. 
 
 Tapestry of tlie high warp, l)Pd): 
 irt)nirine , l)Pd)ff tcigc leppidje. - ol the low 
 warp, tieft'djiifrigc tcppidje. 
 
 Tapestry- maker, 1. bcr teppid)nin: 
 d)<T, Inpctenipirfet. 2. ber Inpejiter. 
 
 TAR 
 
 Tape.<«try, v. a. mit Inpeten, tep* 
 pidini u1)iuiufin. [p't<t). 
 
 Tapet, lapit. *. bic Inpete, ber Icp» 
 
 Tapeti, lape'it. «. [3poI.] id. (eint 
 '3lrt .Oin'cu II .\viiiiiiid)oii). [i£ngo. 
 
 Tapioca, tape^'ka, s. ber ivci@e 
 
 Tapir, la pir, *. |3opt.] ber Xnpir. 
 
 Tapi.s, lapis, (fr. 22.) *. ber Icppi(^. 
 
 Upon ilie tapis, (i) niif bem Znpet, (iiifs 
 Inpit ()fbriid)r. 
 
 Tapping, tap'p'ng, t. bai (fniifto 
 .RippiVii; ■il:iiapiVii; [(ri)ir.J ber $iiiid)i1id). 
 
 Tappy, tap'pe. (fr. tapir) v. n. 
 I'Sj.iii-imVr.j fid) briirfen . (id) biKfeii. 
 
 Tapitter, tap'stur, *. ber 3<ii>fet( 
 itcdtuT, «3d)fiif. 
 
 Tar, lar, (nugeir. tare, tyr, tyrwa; 
 (K'll teer; Il)ciT ; gacl. tearr) *. 1. bcr (bfle) 
 ihcer. 2. ([ ber OKatrpie. Honest -, bet 
 i'l>rlid)f 3ii"- 
 
 Tnr-kettle. bet tijcerff (fef. 
 
 Tar, e. a. titeereii. 
 
 Tar, (angiir. tiran, tiriaa) v. a. f 
 iiKrei^cii, nntreibeii. Shak 
 
 Tarabe, laii'be, t. [Oniitl).] ber 
 rpthfi'pfiiii' •Jlin.iiPMfiip.ipiigfi. (thietf. 
 
 Tarand, t.irraiid. ((ir.i *. b.i« i)?enii« 
 
 TarantiNUIUM, tai'iauiLun'is, (. 
 ['OTeb.) bcr InranttfindiiM, l.inintelt.ini, 
 I.irniitelnnftiin, bic Iciiiifronfljcir, Inii)riid)r. 
 
 Tarantula, lanantsliula, lit. ta- 
 rantella) *. [3'>DI ] bie inrnntel. 
 
 Sick of the tarantula, bit Xnnjfranff 
 l)eit hnbenb. 
 
 Tarantu1ate,iaiiSn'tsIiiiiAte.0. <i. 
 biird) ^Tfiiifit bei Villein ®eniutf)ibeii>egiingeit 
 crrcnen Pb. ftc Icnfen. 
 
 Taraquira, tar'iakwcia, i. rine 
 •JIrr iiiiiiTif.iiiird)t'r (S-ifeitfe. 
 
 Tardation, ilrdA'shiln, (I. tardo) 
 I. t bic 25cruinirung. 
 
 TafiUjfrade, ilr'degrAde, ) 
 
 TardigradouM, tardegridus,^ 
 (Int.i itdj iiiiigriini gel)eiib. 
 
 Tardigrade, t. [Tiaturg.] bet 
 Sniini'iimrdjriitcr. 
 
 Tardily, lar'delc. atf^.tangfam (iVre« 
 djcn 2C.1, fnninu'lig. triige. 
 
 Tardiness, tar'deues, s. bie Sniigi 
 miufcit; ©numigfeir, ©aiiuifcligfcit; irSg 
 l)eit. 
 
 The tardiness of witnesses, jurors 
 etc. in attendance, bn^ I'pnte .^pniinen, @ini 
 trcffen von 3i'ii9i'", ®erd)iwpriieii :c. The - 
 of students in ntteiidiiig prayers etc, b(l4 
 ip<ltc ^pniinen pun ©cnbicenben }ti ®ebc< 
 ten K. [fnmfcit. 
 
 Tardity, tar'dete. *. t bie Sling. 
 
 Tardy, larde. (lot. tardus) adi. 1. 
 (niigriiin. 2 rrngc. 3. (in. iio fiiuniig, fnuinj 
 felig. 4. ipot. 5. f iineriunrtet, iinuprbcrci> 
 ter. 6. t firnfbnr. 
 
 Tardy to vengeance. Inngfnm jur 9?n(l)e. 
 For being — in his payincnis, br(3l)alb, w('A 
 fr ein iniitiiigec 3i>l)ler, SScjnhler i|1, luar. 
 A. - wit, em iniigramcr fippf. To have one's 
 belly -, etivae pcrtlopfr iVin. To take any 
 one -. t ^■incii iiOcrr>i|"d)en , I'iberriimpeln, 
 You will never take liiin -. f *Sie luerfen 
 il)n nipinnli* nut einem 'Stljltt ertnppcn. 
 
 Tardy-gaited. ? Iniiijtnin gel}cnb Ob. 
 cint)crgcl)f nb , mit Inngramen ©(^jrittcu. 
 
960 Fate, far, fail. faf. Hie. met Fine. fin. N6, move, ti6r, !?ot, 6il. cl6ud. Tiibe, tub, ffill. th'm, THi*. 
 
 TAR 
 
 Tardy, v. a. t ucrjBgcrn. 
 
 Vare, tare, *. [SBot.] 1. fcer 9?n6en, 
 ftoriirntieii, 2olst). 2. 6ie tniifee 91cl)re. 3. tie 
 5D3itfe, JJiitteviuicte. - everlasting, Cie SBo: 
 
 Tare, (fr. 2D.; it. tara) *. [^antcl] 
 ber atftgana, ^H»a <i'i"» 2i3flnreiiflen)i(t)t), 
 bie lava. 
 
 Tare, »• «. \. [$(in6cl] tnrireii (6cn 
 SDBertl) ter inra <ibjie()cii). 2. [^)J?nr.] To - 
 in a sail, eiti ©eflel einnc()uien, 6cfct)lnfleii. 
 
 Tare, * praet. V. Tear. 
 
 Targ-et, tar'glt, (« Targe) (ongelf. 
 targ ■ targa) «. bie 1art|'d)e. 
 
 Tars°et, *. 1. bie ©d)iegrrf)ci&e. 2. 
 [93ot.] bnS ©d)Jlb, ©d)ii&lciii. 
 
 Target shaped, [58i)t.] |cbiIBtorinig. 
 
 Targ'eted, tar'geied, adj. iiiit eiiifr 
 lnrtfd)e beivnffjiet. [fc^eiitraoer- 
 
 Targeteer, targeteer', *. berXnrt: 
 
 Targuin, tar'gum, (diali.) *• c»i£ 
 inrflum (bie (<)nlbflir<^e aiii6lefliiiig DeS nlten 
 teflmnentS). [Irtraumiil. 
 
 Targ°uinist, tar'gumist, t. brr 
 
 Tarif, tarJf, (fr. 22.) «. ber Inrif, 
 Sontnrif, iai 3onu£rjeid)nie. 
 
 Tarif, «. n. ^mai tnrifSren, in eiiien 
 inrif, in ciii SDrtucrjeidjiiig brinocit. 
 
 Tarin, tar'ln, »■ [Driiit().j ber 3"fia- 
 
 Tarn, tarn, (ig(. tiorii) t. Ht 6umvf, 
 SRornjl, tai 'iBfoot. 
 
 Tarnislt, tar'nish, (fr. lemir) v. a. 
 1. bef(t)mu^en ; trfibeii, triibc m<i(t)en, lunrt, 
 uiifcteinbar inad)cii. 2.±trubcii, terbiinfeliij 
 fd)mi(ijtn. [niilniifeii 
 
 Tarnisli, v. n. ben fiiaw] uerlieren, 
 
 Taroc, tar'dk, «. [^artenfp.] M6 
 Xavot. 
 
 Tarpaulin, tlrpiw'lin. (mid) Tar- 
 paw ling) (u. tar) *. 1. ['B?nr.] ter ^re< 
 fenniiig, tni Xljeertud), ber ^ed)lappcn. 2. 
 f ber ■TOntrofe. 
 
 Tarragon, tar'rlgon. (ti. fat. draco) 
 «. ('BLit.] t>(\& (flemeiiie) ©djlniiijeiifriuit, ber 
 Drofliin. 
 
 Tarrace, tar'ras, J 
 
 TarraNs, f #. [>5Knur.] ber 
 
 Terrass, tlr'ras. / irn(j. 
 
 Trass, trax, \ 
 
 Tarre, lar. ». o. (f. Tar). To - on. 
 + onl)e^en (eineii i^iiiib); (Palmer 1) Ijt^en, 
 (intreibeii, nnrcijen, (to) aiifijd}en (jid.Shak. 
 
 TarriailCe, taricaiue. (u. lany) 
 «. t ber 9Jufentt)aJt, tia& 23criueiU'n, bi< !Scr= 
 jDOerimg. 
 
 Tarrier, tar'ieiir. «. 1. (fr. terrieij 
 ber Diid)i5, 3)iid)6hiiiiD. 2. w. tan-y) ber 
 3niiberer. (lueifje OKeoe, 225iMtermei'c. 
 
 Tarrock, lariok. «. [Driiirl).] bie 
 
 Tarro^V, [Dcrtl.] lo murmur al 
 one's allowance. 
 
 Tarry, tar're. (H). tariaw; ir. II. flfiel. 
 tairisiui) e. n- 1. uermeiliii din eineni Orre, 
 bei eineui JJiiifle), bleiben. 2. jLH.irrii, faiimrn, 
 jnubern. 3. lunrrcn, i>criiil)cii, tjnrreii; Uor) 
 luiirtcn, Ijnrren (anf). 
 
 Tarry, v. a. f eru'nrten. [t()eerirf)t. 
 
 Tarry, (i>. tan mij. i. thnrij]. 2. 
 
 Tarry sailor. (Orrll.) — breeks, ber 
 Wnrrofe. - trousers. •'Miiurrfen: 9}i'infii'i^rr. 
 
 Tarrying, lai'ieing, *. ia6 3i''!ierii, 
 fiSerweilen, ber SBiTjiig. 
 
 TAS 
 
 Tarsel, tir's'l, *. ber Iflrj (cine 9lrt 
 giiife>; tae OJfainic^eii eiiiiger 9?nubL'i!>gfI. 
 Tarsus, tar'su.>. cgr. tarsos).>.['Jtiint.] 
 
 1. bie guBiuiirjel. 2. -ber 'Jliigen(lieb)fiuirpel. 
 Tart, tart, (niigtif. teart; adj. I. fnuer, 
 
 fd)nrf, l)erbe. 2. l beipeiib (Sliifniort jc), 
 iitnrf (25eriuei6 :c.) , ilreiige (@emiitl;6art), 
 uiiirrifd). 
 
 Tart, (Ipfl. taart; fr. tarte; fp. tarta; 
 iorte; u Irtt. tortus?) *. [i(Dd)f.] bie lortc. 
 
 Tart- pail, bie iortenvfaiine. 
 
 Tartan, lar'tan. *. l^nbiillr.] ber 
 inrtan, gro^geiuiirfeite SBoUenjeug. 
 
 Tartan -hose, biinrgeivilrfelre ©tnlnt: 
 pfe. — ribin, ein buiugenjurfelte* ©eibeii 
 bnnb. [bie Inrtaue. 
 
 Tartan, (fp. ii. it. tartaua) <.[0)<ar.| 
 
 Tartar, tartar, (gr.) *. t t>i': Unter-- 
 luelt, i))61le, ber inrtaru^. 
 
 Tartar, (fr. tartre; s. ber SBeinflein. 
 
 Cream ot tartar, ber SBeinileinriiljni 
 -emetic, ber 5Bre(^iuein|leiM. 
 
 Tartar, ». I. ber Mortar, Xntnr. 
 
 2. i a) etne i^erfon I'oii l;i()igeni, reiibnreni 
 Scmperninent. b) ber 3iiuling (in eiiieni 
 v2piele ic). [men ob. niilnufeii. 
 
 Prov. To catch a Tartar, libel nntiMn 
 
 Tartarean, tanA lean, > adj. jiir 
 
 Tartareous, laitd'reus,^ iinter> 
 luelr geljiSrig, l)i]Ulifrf). 
 
 Tartareous, adj. ^dnilein ent 
 l)nltenb, baraiiS beilineiib, lufiiijleiiiorrig. 
 
 Tartaric, iart.^r Ik, ( adj. tat 
 
 Tartarean, ta(ta'rca<i.5' tarifii). 
 Tarfarean lamb, [iJOt. J b<\i tiirtarifd)e 
 Sniitm, ber SJoraniej. 
 
 Tartaric, adj. - acid, [6()em.] bie 
 2l3eiU|1eiii|iiiire. 
 
 Tartarin, tar'tarlu, s. I. |St;ein.j 
 tae iiirriU'iii. 2. [Sih'I.J ber ••Miaiibnil. 
 
 Tartarinated, laitanuaied, adj. 
 [6l)i'iu.J nut iiirrnriii yert'iiiibeii. 
 
 Tartarixe, tar'tari/.c. v. a. [(F^em.] 
 luir ii.-iiiiile.n fd^iumigerii , tnit SUeinileini 
 fiiij reiiuiien. 
 
 Tartarous, ilr'tarus, adj. [&;etn.J 
 meiitilciiuutig, iBeiiiileiii eutl;iilreiib, bnrnnc 
 beilelH'iib. 
 
 Tartarous salts. 23Beiii|letnfrt[,ie. 
 
 Tartary, tar'tare, «. [(ijiogr.] bie 
 i(iir>r.irei. [l)erb. 
 
 Tartisii, tlrt'lsh, adj. fmieriirt), etmae 
 
 Tartlet, lartlet. *. cas ibrrd)eii. 
 
 Tartly, lart'le. nr/c. I. T fraicr, rfjnrf, 
 Ijcrbo. 2. i ai fdjiirf, bei^enb, aiif eiiic fpii^ige 
 iBeife. b) faiier (murrifd)). 
 
 How tartly he looks, mel(t)ei fiiiire &(■■ 
 fid)! er tiiiid)r. 
 
 Tartness, tart'ne.<, f. I.I bie€mire, 
 ijerbe, fed)arfe. 2. i aj Die €d)iirfe, iai 
 -ijetllciibe. b) bie Sperbljcir, bii5 piiitcre, uii: 
 frcuiiblid)e, niuriii"il)e iiJefen. [C«efid)t. 
 
 Tlie tartness of liis face, fcin fniiref 
 
 Tartrate, ilr'tiate.^ s. [(fijein.] 
 Tartrite, tar'tiiie. Jnieiniltiiirniiref 
 
 ®itl(. — of potasii , meiii|]i'iiifiiiire5 Jtnli. 
 
 Acidulous — of potasli. iViiii'rIld) iiu'inflein; 
 
 fiiuref iviili. lti>pnrd), lorinliil). Sterwe. 
 
 Tarturiisii,iar'iutfisli. <■(</. t fnuer- 
 Tar-\*'ater, tar'-wiiur, *. bnfi 
 
 i.l)eiTiiuiiycr. 
 
 Tank, task. i,fr. tache; m. tasg) «. I. 
 
 TAS 
 
 bie (nufgelegte) 9Irbett, 2lnfgn6e. 2. bie 93e» 
 fd)nfrigung, ^ciS ®erd)nft. 
 
 To set any one a task, ©inem eine 5lr< 
 beit niiflegen. To take to -, ©jiien uornef)* 
 men, uortriegen, jnr 9Jebe fletlen (upon, ii«» 
 gen), ©inetn SBermeifc geben. 
 
 Task -master, 1. (S-incr, ber 91rbeitcr 
 nuflegt, ber 9Irbeit£iiogt, 3"c^tniet(ler(nn(^ i) 
 2. t &iiier, ber eine 'iUrbeir, ein lageiuert 
 nnteriiimmt, luie j. !8. ein lngelol)ner. 
 
 1. Next to our sinful propensities, fashior 
 is the most oppressive t a s k - m a s t e r 
 
 Webster 
 
 Task-work, bie nufgegefcene «!lrbeir. 
 
 Task, (lu. tasgu) V. a. 1. 6inen be 
 rdj.iftigen, einem eine airbeit nufgeben, oiif 
 legcn. 2. ± a> belnben, belnflen, beinfligen 
 6-inein Qtmai nufbiirben. b) in 31nfpnict 
 nef)uien. Shak 
 
 Some things of weight that task oui 
 thoughts, I)iiige uon (S>eii)i<t)t, bie uni in 
 Sinne (iegen. 1 dare not — my weaknes 
 with any more, id) bflrf nieiner ®d)iv)nd) 
 nid)t me^r iutniitljen. Tasking, bie iper 
 nueforberuiig. Shak. [ter 
 
 Tasker, task'ur, s. f. Task-ma» 
 
 Tassel, tas'sll, (ip. tasel ; it. tassello) 
 s. 1. ber 0iioil, bie £l»n|le, Xrpbbel. - o 
 a book, ber 231nttmenber, bn6 SliUtjeid)en. 
 2. [3imnierl.] pi. -», ©nlrfe pon SSorbeo 
 iinter bem ®d)urje eine^ ^omind. 
 
 Neck-clotli-tassels, bie ©idjeln nt* 
 eiium ivmgen. The -« of a coach, bie Suu 
 rd)i'ii()iin(len. 
 
 Tassel,«. bie jtnrbenbiflel ; f. T easel. 
 
 Tassel, (eigeiiri. Terzo'l) (it. ter 
 ziiolu) s. [Jiiifn. ] ber iarj. --gentle 
 ber (J-bPlfilf. Shak 
 
 Tusseled, tas'seid, adj. niit irob 
 belli, £liiiT|li'n lUTjiert. 
 
 Tasses, tas' uii. (nitir. tassetes) t.pl 
 ber ;beiiit)iuiii|rt), bie ®d)eii(elfd)ieiien, Scin 
 fd)ii:iu'ii. [ fd)m.i(f Ijaft. 
 
 Ta»(table, tastabi, adj. id)mp(fbiir, 
 
 Taste, lasle, cfr. taler; ir. tastare.) 
 I), a. I. fofien, a) perfiidjeii, fdjmerfeti. b) 
 d'on eiiier Speife, eiiiein (iJetraiife ein 2S3enig 
 ju lid) iiel)inen). 2. ± a> perfiid)cn; probiren. 
 b) fd)mec{en. 
 
 2. b) Tliou, Adam, wilt taste no plea- 
 
 sure. Milton. 
 
 To taste limber, [?f)?iir.] bie ^iSljer bot)» 
 ren, iiin Jii iinter|"iid)en, ob ile gefiinb finb. 
 
 Taste, V. n. I. T fojlen (of, &tmii«, 
 UDii Griuii^). 2. 1 foflen; (of) Q-tmai tofltw, 
 nippeii (n ii SBerguiigiiiigen jo. 3. f4merfeH. 
 4.i (of> (2Jergiingen jc.) fd)inerfen. 5. (einen 
 geiviffen @f fd)marf l)aben) fd)tnerfen (of, (aud)) 
 after, nnd)). 6. i (of, fcfjmecten (nnd)). 
 
 The sense of tasting, ber Qief<i)mad- 
 To - of death, ben J.pb fd)inerfen (flerben;. 
 It -8 bitter. e6 fdjiiierft birter. 
 
 Taste, *. I. bii^ Si)|lcn, ©d)nierfen, 
 25erfud)eii. 2. f t brr SBerfud), bie •;^robe. 
 Shak. 3. brr (5)i|'d)mii(f ibn* iBrrmogen ju 
 fd)me(fen; Die (j-lgciifdjiifr ber Sin-per, n>eld)e 
 biird) bie ^iirpen ber Biiiige empfuiiDcn ii. 
 erfnnnt ivtrb). 4. t a > ber (ikrd)iniicf (of, 
 Ob. beffi'r for. nil), b) ber (i)ei"d)innrf (®tpl;. 
 Good -, ber gebilbete ®ci'd)nin(f; in good 
 -, mtt fficfd)iiiarf, gefd)mnrfi'DH. 5. i (of) bit 
 <^rpbc (puii (irtivne). 
 
FaJp. fiir. i/ill. fr.t ^lp. runt Tirip. fin. N6, move, nOr. gol. oil. ••Ioi'hI. Ti'i he. tub. foil. l//in. THis. Pfi I 
 
 To havf a nice tatte, ttiieii feinen &<\u: 
 men l;nbeil. Tliat lias put my mouth out 
 of — with all manner of niext. biti t)nt inir 
 ten ffleidjmorf fur nfle %lei\'(t)\'\)ti\'tn beiiiMii< 
 mtn, Ijnt mir atie 5lf'l'<l)r|>eireii uerleiftet. To 
 be out of -, ()ri'd)inn(«od , ft^iil feiiij feiiini 
 Oitfdywad vnltrbt i)abtn. A* he had no - 
 ot (jf^t bffffr for) etc.. ba tr fiiiieit Oie- 
 ((ftntnrf nil ic. fniie. In my -, mitft meinctii 
 0>r>'(i)mn(f((). How ill a - for wit prevails 
 In tlie world, wit f<t)ltd)t beiirrljeilt tie 2Celt 
 beii SJerilAiib. The - of it i% good, t5 l)nt 
 einen giiren Oit(d)mad. To take a (slight' 
 -of etc., &non« (nur ein lueiiigi uerjurtjcu. 
 To ha»e a iliglit - of etc., (S-tiurtf niir cbiii 
 t>crfiid)cu. I have almost forgot the - ni 
 lear». i(t) u>ei§ fdfl md)t mebr, ivie S5iirrt)t 
 fdjiiifrfr, Id) feiiiie fml bie ^'irfftf "'*' "•''''^• 
 
 TaMted, ti«t'ed, adj. einrii beiDiiberii 
 0rf(l)niiirf l)iibeiit>, t'djinerfeiit. 
 
 Well tat ted, mpf)lfrf)iiietfen6 , ((bmctd- 
 ^aft. Ill-, ubtI|■d)lnerfell^ , un|'t<)mncfh.!ff. 
 Tliey are better -, Cit ^abtn einen befffrii 
 ®fr<f)iiincf. 
 
 Taateful, ii«t'f&l, adj. r^mnrfhoft, 
 flrfd)nin(f I'ofl. — adv.T&i t e'f u II y, fdjiunrf ■ 
 t).iit ic. 
 
 Vastelesa , tiste'l**, aij. l. ([t- 
 fi1)mii(flcf , uiirrf)in(itff)nft. 2.-f J (jeftbniacftcs. 
 
 Taste lessiiess, tAktiesues, «. 4 
 II. 1 Me 0}ffd)iiind(i'rigfeit. 
 
 Tauter, tiktur,* l. &iner, btr foilet, 
 fdjim-rft, veriucbt, bet Rofltt, SBcrfiKtir, 
 (gd)mecfer, Sreteujer. 2. i bai <£<tniiipp*> 
 fll<>«. 
 
 Brandy-taster, bet ^niintroelntriiifer. 
 
 Tastily^ titt eU, adv |]ei'd)iiin(fL<o(I. 
 
 TuNtiiig', listing. M. I. bai Soften. 
 €d)nit(fen tc. 2. (er &e|'d)nio(f (0a5 ^ermo^ 
 fleii )u i'd)iiierfeii). 
 
 Tasty, \itti. adj. T u. i ner(i)tti>i(fvpfl. 
 
 Tatcli, >at«h. (fr tache?) t. [9?ed)(d^ 
 lift.] tin !Red)t, bai nxauiben @ut<t;rrren jii 
 H<t)x, bit @(f)nfe ifjrer '^ndfttt auf il^reii 
 ®riiiititri(fen ul)eTiia(t)teii jii Infien. 
 
 Tat, tat, I «. [in t>er ^inberfpr.J 
 
 Tatta, lai'ta. )ttt 93nter, lata, late. 
 
 Tatter , taiiur, (fliigelf. totaeraii) 
 t. a. (nur ini pp. flfbr.) jcrreigen. Tatter- 
 ed, jerliimpt, jerriffen. [pen, Ciippen. 
 
 Tatter, i. (oeiv&()nf. pi. -s) ber9iitn: 
 
 To be all In tatters, gan) ifrliiiiipc 
 fein. 
 
 Tatterdemalion, tStturdem^i- 
 yuii. t. tcrliinipige £erl, Ciimp, Cumvenfcrl. 
 
 Tattings, taitingz, «. pi. ^iifeQo 
 fpi^eri. 
 
 Tattle, tat'tl. (t)on. iateren) v. n. I. 
 *d»vnt)cn plniittrn. 2. (®el)eimni(fe niittljei: 
 en> rd)iu(i0en. 
 
 Tattle, : bai <»ef<bwi^, &ma(<b. 
 
 Tattle-basket, btt @(f)mnt;er , bit 
 5Jlrtiibfrtnfrf)e. [Tjslnubrrer. 
 
 Tattler, tat'tlur, «. bet ^<bmat}et. 
 
 Tattling', lartling. adj. gi-r.tma^ig. 
 .'(f)iuiit)h.itt. [lit.] eer S'lpfeiirtreirt)- 
 
 Tattoo, tSiiuo', (fr. Lipoter) M. [^'Sfii: 
 
 Tattoo, V. a. [(&/ie)|'ce:3iirciiiJ ta-. 
 tiiireii, tnrtuwireii , trittnuirtii (fen £ei6 be: 
 piiitfren). [grniod)trn i^iijiirtii. 
 
 Tattoo, «. die biirc^ ba6 latroiviroi 
 
 Tau, liw. 4. I. [^(trljQor.J 6erllr5tcii> 
 
 Engl. ■ deiUtch. IVorleriwh. I. 
 
 TAW 
 
 flf(f> I'on Jtnrolinfl (spec. Gadu«). 2. [(fii: 
 rum. J a) eine 9lrt Safer, b) eiiie Sin -iJtotu 
 (Phalena). c) eiiie Slrt TOi'irte (Mu&caj. .1. 
 [ipfmie.] ba6 aiiitiMiiuifreiij. 
 
 Taug-ltt, liwt. (1). tight) adj. [^At.] 
 lleif (iii(l)t |"(t»Uiflf), ileif Angefe^t (inuj, I'od 
 iSegeO. 
 
 Tauyllt, praet. ii. pp. t>. Teach. 
 
 He has been taught in the school of 
 experience, bie ©rfaljrunfl ifl I'eine ©(t)iile 
 geiuffeii. 
 
 Tauld, > ,, , 
 
 Tald, '{'Wo"-)'-'*!- 
 
 Taunt, lant, tlwnt, (nitfr. tante)a4;. 
 [-IKtir.] fei)t l)0<Si (u. ^nflen). 
 
 Taunt-masted, t)i>c()innflio , fei^r t)Ot)c 
 "JRiiilen filljreue. 
 
 Taunt, (fr. tancer; m. tantiaw?) e.n. 
 I. &iiieni ©tiuiia uonuerfen, I'prrucfen, (jjil)' 
 let) riigeii. Shak. 2. fd)mnl)en, l)&l)iien, fpot< 
 ten, rti(l)flii, ©iiieni aSDnwilrfe nuic^en, G-inen 
 l\eruiiter iiiodjeii. [^er $i'l)ii, *5pptt. 
 
 Taunt , «. bie i3(()nml)uiig, iSrid^eiei, 
 
 Taunter, tant-ur, «. brr ®(t)niiiher, 
 <5)5hiier, £po:ter, ©fidjier. (®(t)mnl)|iid)r. 
 
 TaimtilK^MK, laul'enas, «. -{- Me 
 
 Tauntiiig-ly, laui Ingle, afJD.frtjimv 
 l)enb, l)6l)iiiirt), iViJitif(t). 
 
 Taurif'oruous , tiwr^k^rnus, 
 (Irtt.) adj. gd;iSriir ivie em ©tier, ©iierljijnur 
 f)fll>enb. ((lieriijrmi!). 
 
 TauriTorin, liwr ef&rm, aat.) adj. 
 
 Taurocolln, liwrokot la. (fr. Ihu- 
 rocolle.) *. Per Cct)reiilcini. (ter ©tier. 
 
 Taurus, liwr'us, if. ^.) «. [-^ilnni.] 
 
 Tautol<lg-iC, liwiolod jik, ( 
 
 Tautological, tJwtAlodjekal. S 
 adj tniitolugifd) , eiiierlei fageiib. Tauto- 
 logical echo, rill &d)o, ba6 bit nniiili(i)t>ii 
 Ii>iie tneljrere 'IKnle mieCrrljoit. [IniitoU'g. 
 
 Taiitolo^ist, li'vtni'i^jist, «. ber 
 
 Tautologize, t&wioi lojue, v. >i. 
 bai ^efrtflte iuieterl)»ieM, wieberfmien, iminer 
 Piilfflbe, bat 9Iamli(t)e fngeii. 
 
 Tautoloify, litwtoilAji. (gr.) #. bir 
 Iniiri'loflie. 2i3iecerl)i'luiig eiiie« (SleMuifeii 
 111 .•erfd)iePcnen 'JliiebnJcfeii, eiiierlei fiigeiicer 
 'ii3ortrd)iunfI. 
 
 Tautopliony, tiwiof/mi. (gr.) «. 
 bie ZniitepljL'iiie, Ijiiiter einanber folgeiibe 
 2l3iePerl)oliing beffciben tone*. 
 
 Tavern, tavurn, (fr. taverne; iv. 
 tavarn; hit. taberna; tnb, ^llfjel v. table 
 ii.rtiigelf. aeru) «. bie Srt)eiife, Jtiieipe, .Riirip: 
 r(t)fiife,bnS ICeiiiljiuio, ber >ajeinfe(ler i (iJii'>rb- 
 aiu.lbn«IUiril)6ljnH«,(45n(ll)rtii*,5potel(riberl).) 
 
 Tavern- haunter, ber flei^ige ^iiiif e 
 in« 2Bcii'.i)nuf», 3ed)er, Secbgafl. --keeper, 
 t --man, ber ©(fjeiifiuirri), ffii'iiif(!)eiif. -- 
 man, ber 3e(fter, ©.infer. 
 
 Taverner, tav'umur. «. ber ©cfteitf.- 
 luirti), iiJeiiifd)euf; [iKcrboin. j ber iajiril), 
 ©niliuirti), (Jjoilgibtr iubert).). 
 
 Taverning-, lavuming. «. bai 
 ©d)iii(iiireii ill ©cDeiifeii. 
 
 TaitV, i^w. (niigeir. tawianiB.a. [^Beig: 
 gerb.] iweiegnr benrbeitrii, iweijj gerbcii. 
 
 Tawed, weiggiir. I shall - your hide, 
 o i<t) u>er^e end) biird)gi'rben. 
 
 Tatv, «. ber ©djiifffr, ©djilfier, bie 
 ©d)nea ., iiiiippfiiiiel, bii< ©d)iie(If.iiiUt)iM. 
 
 Ta«v(lrily,iaw'diele. adv. Itirterhaft, 
 
 TAX 
 
 fliif cine flitter().ifte 9(rt. 
 
 Ta««'driness, tiw'drenes, «. bat 
 
 Slitterljoite. Uliinmfrnbe, 
 
 By (tlie) tawdriness of (his) dress, 
 butd) iViueii Jiitterftnnt. 
 
 Ta^vdry , tiw'dri , adj. flirtetnb, 
 fliinmeriib, flrrtertjiift. 
 
 Tawdry dress, ber JJI'tf<'ft<'rtt- - cour- 
 tiers, i5)iiflinge im giirteriliint. 
 
 Tav^dry, «. i. ber Jlitterflant. 2. 
 eine 9lrt ipaijbnnb ber Sanerinuen. 
 
 Ta^ved, liwd, (v. taw) part. adJ. 
 U'l)fiirbifl, ri'ilibrnun (u. ben §(inbeji ic). 
 
 Ta%ver, tiw'ur, #. ber fflSeiggerber. 
 
 Tatvie, (|'(f)Ott.) that allows it. 
 self peaceably to be handled. 
 
 Ta^viiifc, iiw'ing,«. ba« SQei^gerbeii, 
 bie ^eifjiicrbcrei. 
 
 Tatviliiiess, tiw'nines, «. bie So^t 
 fotbc, bii# ©(f)iuftrjgelb. 
 
 Tau^ny, tiw'ni, (ft. tanne) adj. lol)> 
 fnrben, lof)f<trbia, rotf|6raun, f(t)ivar)aelb, 
 braiiiigelb. 
 
 Tax, taks, (fr. taxe; gr. taxis) j. I. 
 tie tore, ©teller, Sluflnge, (5)ibul)r, 9lbgobe, 
 ©d)n(^iing, ber Si'd. bie S£Saareiifkuer. 2. t 
 bie aSiirbe, S.ifl. 3. ber SBotmnrf, Inbel. 4. 
 bie >}iiif(tabe, niifgegebene 9Irbeit. 
 
 To lay a tax on etc., eine ©teuer, ^6« 
 gnbe iimlegen nuf . . , (Fiiiem eine ©tenet 
 niiflegen, ^■ineii bedenerii. To pay the 
 I axes, ocrilenerii , rer)o[leii. To impose 
 a-, beilftiern, niit eiiier ©teiier bclrgeii. 
 Window- — , bie )5""ffer|lrilfr. City--, 
 bie fltibtird)c 9lbgnbe, ber ©tiibtrd)flbcn. A 
 - on carriages, eiiif *}|bgiibe i>Mi gnljnwerfeii, 
 bie SDagentleiiiT. The aiieution that (he 
 gives to public business etc.) is a heavy 
 tax on his time, bie 9Jiifiiierf|'iimfeit, bie ir., 
 i(l iTir iljn bie llrfoc^)!' eiiie6 ffbiui-ren 3eir» 
 uerliiflci, ueriiriai1)r il}in emeu iVfjiuereii 3eif« 
 I'erliiil. [©teneri'inneljnier. 
 
 Tax-gatherer, ber ©ienfrcrl)eber, 
 
 Tax, V. a. I. mit ©tenern, Slbgnbi'U 
 belegen, brileiiern, befdjn^en, G-intin cine 
 ©teller, lore nnflfi)f'i. 2. i ©iiiem g-tivn* 
 nnfpurben, }iimiifl)fii. 3. (at. nnf; fc^aiyii, 
 i>eriiiifrt)li>gf II , tiiriren, pbrigfeitlKf) Pb. gc« 
 rid)rlid) ninVi^eii. 4. tnbein, ©inem ©tiyii4 
 jiir Sail legen. To - any one with, -f of, 
 (Jinen einer ©iid)e berd)iilbineii , nnfliigeii, 
 (S-inem Griuaft upnuerfcn. To — one for, t 
 (Sineii tobcin iveaf"-.. ilber... 
 2. The narrator never taxes our faith 
 beyond the obvious bounds of proba- 
 bility, ber drjiiljler miitfjet nn^, iinrerni 
 ©liiiiben iiie iiiel)r )ii , a\i bid mir bir 
 213nl)rfd)eiiilid)feitbur(^iui£ pereinbnr iH. 
 3. Sparks. 
 
 He was taxed with presumption, niiin 
 be|'d)nlbigre il)ii bti ^igeiibuiifelg. I am not 
 to be taxed with It, man ffliin ti mir nidjt 
 i)iim S3onuiirf mad)en. As i have taxed 
 their crimes. i»tc id) il)ncn it)re SBerbreiijeu 
 iiir $?ofl fleleijr l)abe. 
 
 Taxable, taksabl. adj. 1. fleuerbitr, 
 llfiirrp|1id)tig, jpflb.ir, »pflpi''<l)f'9- 2. bereit* 
 iier , angi'fe^t werben roimenb (v. itoilen , 
 ©pi'rrelii to. 3. MbcInSwert!}. 
 
 Taxation, taksA'shun. *. I. bie 
 33ei1rnrriiiifl, ©d)aijiing, 9}ffrt)iiijiit(g. 2. + 
 bie ©d)a9niia, lUbgnbe, ©tener. 3. t &« 
 
 61 
 
962 File. far. rh\L fat. MA. met. Fine, fin. NA, m6vc. n6r, got. 6ii. cl6AiI. TAhe. liih. fiiFF. t/nn. Tfli*. 
 
 TAX 
 
 tobel; aSoriBiirf, &te aSffrfjufbigiing, 9Jfnin= 
 fliimvfuiijj, fifcimpfliite g?nrt)r*&e, »tjud)fi= 
 fluiig. 4. Die XnjriUii'ii, 6o« ^Miift^eii, Me 23f! 
 rcd)iiiin(i, Sliifceiiiig (Bfr Oerirf^rffporrrlin. 
 
 TMxer, taks'ur. s. 1. ©■inet, Der 
 irt'it «, ©teiicrii niiflegt, 6ft 25e|1eiirer, ^t- 
 f(t)ai3fr J Inyirer, Inyiitor. "i. (XUmni. Giuu- 
 triHgel Oilier UDii een jroei wn fer lliiioerir 
 tiit jiiljrlict) flim.iljltcii 9liifi'cl)eni, 6ic Tiber Pie 
 «JKo&e ti- ©eii'irfjte, 6rren miiii ftct) ill Bir 
 ©tiiPr beftcnr, iw 9IiifH(()t fuljrfii. 
 
 Taxiarclif tak.s'eark, (gr.) «. [nic. 
 91tl;eiii Pit liiri.ird). 
 
 Taxideriiiifit, takt'ederiiii>t. s 
 tn larittrmiH , tet in 6er 'ilu«tal«jcfitiiil 
 ©rfaljrciie. 
 
 VAxiderinyf lak.etl.'r.. i. (flr.i •« 
 tie Iiijiticrniie, ^MuSbiilgefimll, tit ^iiii|1, 
 tijint nit«}H(lppfcit. 
 
 Taxing-, takK'ing, «. I'. Taxation 
 
 Taxis, taks'U, (gr.) #. [6l)ir.] tao 
 Siirurfrct^icbeii (eiiw« &tltntei :c.) in 6ii 
 urrige Cnge. 
 
 TaxoBOniyv tak&on'nome, (gr.) « 
 6ie ^IniTifitntioM (t>er ^flniuen). 
 
 Tazetta, tazctta, (it.) «. [ 3im ] 
 tie 5?arjiffe. 
 
 Tea, t«, (d)in. tcha, tlia; tuff, uliai; 
 fr. the) *. I. l^ot.] 6er Xl)tt. 1. ttt Iljee 
 (nl* Dffoft). 3. (irgctiD eiii 9J&ru6 ihmi )Sc. 
 (J trttilirm 6erl^ei!;4. S. Camomile--, 
 
 Tea-board, 6<i5 Xf)«f6«t. — buck- 
 thorn, fine ^rt te6 S(ttnit>m\t, ^ege> 
 terns, --canlnter, bit ?l)tebu(()|e. -- 
 cup. Me Dbertnffe. --di»h, tie il^eettifje, 
 
 — -drinker, tcr Xfjeetrinfer. --equi- 
 page, bnfi tfjeejeug. --kettle, ttr iljee. 
 fflTel. --leaf. Dai l^eetdltt. — plant, 
 
 — -tree, ter l^eebninn, Xfjeeilniiid), tie 
 Xl)fc()niite. --pot, ter if)eeri'>pf , tie lljee; 
 fnnne. - -« a u c e r, tie llntertiiffe. --«poon. 
 ter ifjffl&ffcl. - table, ter iljeetiid). -- 
 things, «. pi. Ia6 l^eejtug. --tongs. 
 «. pi. tie Siirferjnnge. — tray, tnS ll)e<> 
 tret, --wafer, tie iJCiiffel jiiin Iljee. 
 
 Teacll, (eish, (niigrlf. taecnn) pmet. 
 11. pp. taught. V. a. I. lel)ren (^-tivii^, riiic 
 SEiffenrrtjnft, fiiinfl to. 2. (S-inen (^tiva^i 
 trhren, S-ineii (in (ftivaf) iiiiterrid^ten, tiii< 
 termeifen. 3. 6enad)rid)tigcn. 
 
 Teach me to read, le^rt mid) lefen. - 
 me how to do it, |eigen @ie mir, mie ^>1^ 
 flfuiii(t)t mlrt. To - wit, ((^tneii) iwitjigrii, 
 (}r|'d)cit ma(^en, tur(() ©rfjnten fiiig m.utiii. 
 To - kcliool. ©(()iirunterrid)t errljciliit. lie 
 Will - IIS of his ways. |i tnft er iiii6 lfl;re 
 
 Teanii, r. n. I. fef)ren, llntrrrirtjt 
 flebeu. 1. ['Wnr.] eine gcmiffe 3{id)tiiiig iiii; 
 jeigen (u. einer Cinie). 
 
 Teacii, (ir. n. guel. tengham) J. 
 [Srtrferfieb.] ter le^te (©iete.) .Krifel. 
 
 Teacliable, let.h'abl. <,dj. gilchrig. 
 
 Teaciiableness, tcuhabines, 
 *. tie (9clc()rigreit. 
 
 Teaciier, tetsh'ur. », l. ter Srfjrer, 
 Ee^mciflerj [li)pc>gr.] ter SliifrujrgeiVrtn. 
 i, ter (6«r. nirf)t ortinirte) ^reelgrr. 
 
 Teaciiiug^, tetsii'ing, I. t)a62tt)rtn, 
 aiitrrri(t)ren , ter lliiirrri(t)t. 
 
 Veag-iie, leej;, (. f trr OriAiiter. 
 
 TEA 
 
 Teak, t«ik.) ». I. [35ot.] ter Zt)tta> 
 
 Teeii, ) bniim. '2. -, vi. -- 
 
 wood, ia6 ^p(i tcS ll;ef.ibaume5. 
 
 Teal, tele, (.fjofl. taiiiig) «. [Omitf)-] 
 tie jlrie(^eiite. 
 
 Sn m nier-teal, tie fleine £rie(t)ente. 
 
 Team, teme, (angelf. team; I temo) 
 *. l.tii6Ci)eiVrtiin,ter3"aC}>f«£'e, Deafen IC). 
 i. t ter 3nfl (©4>iv)nne zc). 
 
 Team, V. a. fpannen, ani>nnnen, ju^ 
 t'.uiimeii|Viiiiiien. [mann, Ireiber. 
 
 Teamster, tcme'stiir. j. ter ^ui}x- 
 
 Team- virorl<, teme'-wurk, s, tie 
 \>in\ eiiifui 0)ciV'inn uerridjrete 4lrbeit. 
 
 Tear, teie, (giUl. dear, dear; got(). 
 ingr; nngclf. tearj 3'il)«i rdjiu- '»r; btin- 
 taaie; w. daigyr; gr. dakry)*. 1. tieS'i'jre, 
 iljriHiie. i. (ein rinnenter Iropfeii) tie 
 il)raue. 
 
 To shed tears, lf)ranen vergiegen. 
 
 Tear-falli ng, Xljrrtiicii yenjiepent , 
 iljriiiieiii), jarriul). Shak. 
 
 Tear, laie. dingelf. taeran; fr. tiier; 
 t)D(l. teeren; jrrrtu, Jtl)rcn) praet. tore; pp. 
 lorn; (fiai nUi praet. tare ifl ^) v. a. I. rei: 
 0en, ft) (mil fct^nefler OJeivnlt trenneii). b; 
 jerreit. 2. jerrcigen; jcrfliifttjen. 3. t jer^ 
 reigcn, jerrutten; jerflti)'d)en. 4. (out; rtii6; 
 reipen. 
 3. A state or gOTernment tarn by fac- 
 tions. LuCKE. 
 
 To tear in »i. to pieces, in (Stficfc rei> 
 fien. To be torn in (to) pieces, in (Srucfe 
 jerriffen ivcrten. Tom in pieces, t jer< 
 llficfelt It), einer JUegirtintflit.). (The women 
 beat tlieir breasis) , their cheek they — , fte 
 jerfTeifdjen fid) tic SDangen. Sh*k. A tear- 
 ing groan, eui jerreiBenter ©eutjer. A 
 tearing voice, etne freiiV^eiite ©tiiiime. 
 Torrents — tiie ground, @tr&ine jenvii^ldl 
 ten iBoten. Tearing goods, [>piinC'Cli 
 leic^)t jerrei^bare S"'!)'- 
 
 froo. To tear a cat. iui"lt()eit, tobcn. 
 
 To tear asunder, au6 einauter rci0en 
 ((Sfreitente K.), treiiiien. 
 
 To tear from, i. reigen ntij . . . 2. t,<i)n 
 ^iuem reigen, (^iiieiii eiureigen. 
 
 To tear off, obrri^en, ob^errrtt. 
 
 Tu tear up, 1. lUiircigrn (eineii Sotrn 
 jc); jerreigen. 2. l iiiifrfipfn. 
 
 To tear up the foundations of govern- 
 ment or oidrr. tie ^iigicriiug ot. Drtninig 
 in iljrrn (ijriintfeilen rr|"ct)iirtrrn. 
 
 Tear, o. n. iuiiri)i'n, rmen, tobeii. 
 
 A tearing lass, ^ tin -Oliittctjeil , ta6 
 tie ^iiii'e l)od) tragt. 
 
 Tear, s. t brr m&. 
 
 Wear and tear, Die iUtnu^ung (turd) 
 ten (sjebraud)), Slirnge. 
 
 Tearer, ta'iur, «. 1. (fitter, ter 
 reitjr, jerreigr, ter BerttHtt. 2. ter ^afente, 
 lobeiiDe, -Hji'itljrrid). 
 
 Tearful, tere'fAl, adj. tfjrdnenvon, 
 \>oU ll^raiien, lueincnt. 
 
 Tearillff , tAre'ing, ad), u. adv.l 
 I. o aiiperil, l;rfrig, |larf uberniij. 2. adj. 
 (eid>t jrrreiBbnr. limmer fel)r netr. 
 
 She goes tearing fine, fie l^iilt fid) 
 
 Tearless, tere les, adj. Xt)rtWtH\i^i. \ 
 
 With tearless eyes, mit trodriien 
 9Iiigfn. j 
 
 Tease, tiit, (nngetf. taesan) », a. | 
 
 TED 
 
 1. a) fninmen, frnmpefn, ?rn^eit, frtrtiitfd)rii 
 oBJulle). b) {tnd)ber.] nin^en (Ititt)- o 
 [©trnmpfwirf.] (eid)t niifrra^en. 2. (d-inpii) 
 pingeii, qiinlen, { fdjeren; (about) pingcii 
 (luegeii). 
 
 Parents are often teased by their 
 children Into etc., ^leltern Inffen fid), iBfiiii 
 fie i>on iljren Xintern OfP'^fl* ivcrteu, oft 
 J It ic. bemegcn. 
 
 Teasel, te'zl, (nngelf. taesi) #. [95pf.] 
 Die ^nrtentiflel, 233eberDi(le(, Itrn^DiileJ; 
 [5"biiftr.] tie ^iirbe, 2DeberfarDe. 
 
 Teaseler, le/liir, «. ter *nrtntf(f)i'r. 
 
 Teaser, tetilr, «. tie ^erfon vta 
 ©rtdje, tie plagt, qiinlt. [Ijengil. 
 
 Teaser, t. Cm ©tiitereien) ter $ri>b« 
 
 Teat, tete.^ (migeif. tit. titt; 3i^e; 
 
 Tit, lit. ^ (jod. let; ro. teth; torn, 
 tlii; ir did; bit^f. titia; gnt'I. dio; fr. tetoii ; 
 ir. teifa; gr. itihos) s. Die 3'^e/ •Sru|ln»iirjf. 
 
 Teatlie, leeTH, *. (Derrl.) Det 
 Dniiger, ter iiiif (J)rimC|irtcffn juriirfbleibf, 
 lueun man Dirfe nbiueiDt'ii livjt. 
 
 Teutlie, V. a. [iDertl.J imd) jnfjmrt 
 iBirlj iibivi'iDen l.ifidi iinD tiiiigen. 
 
 Tecliii)', letslicie. adv. milrrifrf), 
 orrDrieiJlid), iiiifreiiiiMid), luiiiifi-rlid). 
 
 TecllineSS, tetsh'enes. «. tie lllK 
 freniitlit^feit, iBerDrifglii^feit, lai ntnnifd)e 
 SSJeren. 
 
 TeCllulC, tek'nik. ) (gr.) ailj. 
 
 Tecllllical, lek'nekal.^ {lir AuMiT 
 iirljjrig, KnntT.., funilgered)t, fiiniTniiipiii, 
 rrd)iiifd). 
 
 Technical terms. JtliiiflilllSDrurfe. 
 Teelinical lan;:uage, tie ^iin 'fprad)C. 
 
 Tecliuically, tek'nekalli, ado. 
 ted)nifi1), fiini1iitred)r, fitni1m>ii'rg. 
 
 Teclinicaliiess, leK'nel^alMes, i 
 
 Tecliiiicaiify, teknekal'lite, ) 
 J. Diif ifd)iiiri1)e, Iviiiiilg rert)re. [iiif. 
 
 Tecliiiics, lek'niki. J. pi. tie tcrt). 
 
 Te<;lin<»i«>tf ical , tekmSlnd'JeKal, 
 adj. ted)iiolpgiut) [^4)rmcrl'rd)iilin. 
 
 Tr cli n o lo gi ca I institutes, .tvUM|1' i|. 
 
 Tecllltulog^ist, teknol'lojist, s. 
 ter ii'rtjiiL'log. 
 
 Teciin<»log'y, leknoI'lAji. (gr.) : 
 tie Ii'rt)iioU\iie, a) .Rimilldjre, ^iiiiil! tint 
 ^iinPiufrflrlirr, OJiiverbfiinDe. b) tie ^iini1> 
 morrerftitiDe, itiin|irpvn(t)ffitiitnip. 
 
 Tecliy, tetsli'e. (briTor touchy) adj. 
 imfreunDliil), urrbrirplid) , ii)nnDer(id) , milr« 
 rifi1>. [*. pi- tie terflenbiirger CeiniuiinD. 
 
 TeCkleillllirt^^las, leklenbuigz, 
 
 Tt^Ctoiiic, lekion'ik, (gr.) adj. jiir 
 Saiifiiiiil geljorig. 
 
 Te<l, ted, (IV. ted, tez) v. a. [Oettl] 
 )ttm Irorfnen niifbreiten, fpreiren (frifd) (je» 
 mnlne« (Mriif). 
 
 Tedder, Icd'dur, (m. tid; f<ftm. tin- 
 der) I. i. bai i£fil, ter ©trirf, luumit mnii 
 ^ferte le. oiif ter ^eite cnbinbet, tai 
 ©piinnfeil, S33ciDffei(. 2. f Die ©d)rnnfen. 
 
 We know the length of their tedder, 
 iBir fennen iljri'n <£pii'Irntnn. A person haa 
 gone to the length of liis -. O eilie ^rrft^tt 
 ill (o iiM'if gegoiigcn, nl* fie gel^eii frniue. 
 
 Teddc>r, v. a. i. binteii, iinbintrii 
 (ein ihior. nm tS (o iveiDen jii ImiVii. 2. t 
 biiiDrn ito. an). [«. G-Dii.irt. 
 
 Teddy, tidiii, rilbfjg. is Edward) 
 
Fate. far. fall. fat. Me. met. Fin*", fin. NA. move. n^r. »ot. oil. rioinl. Ti\l»»». fi'ih. full. t/Mn. THis 903 
 
 TtD 
 
 Te-deaiiif tede'um, ((lit. 233.) «• 
 t<\6 leceiiiii, tai „ pttt Qiott , Did) lubeii 
 njir." 
 
 Tedious, Ic'deus, te'jeut, (D. (At. 
 taedimii) adi. I. erntubeu&, U\\hq, btuijKtr' 
 id), "i. laiioiveilig (aiif rine i<rr&rieglid)i; ilrc 
 Iniiqe )vnf)ren6; (ange 2Bei(e vcrurriid)ciib). 
 3. iuc(trd))ueifi(). 4. lanofAui. 
 
 A iiiiniiter Is tedious in liis sermon, 
 ciit Wd|11id)er preBitjt Iiiiiiiiueili<|. 
 
 TediuUMly, te'deusle, tl'}iu%li. 
 ai(i!. nui etiie rriiit'ibeiiDe, lAii{)iuei(i(je, mtit. 
 fd]iu(ifi<ie, loiitjiAiue ^rt. 
 
 He kept us tediously long In preaching. 
 tv prffiiirc iVljr liiiiipveKit). 
 
 T«di4>U8lie>iSf te'd^usne», ti'j^us- 
 H«s. t. 1. iiit ^riiiubetibe, (^iiiKirmiiie , Die 
 CAilif^feit, ^iiiioriiiiiiftit. i. tai Saiigiveiliiie. 
 lit Sniiflweilidrtit. 3. tie ^(itrd)iueini)r(it. 
 
 TtsdiMlllf te'dcum, te'jeuni. (I>U. 
 taediiini) ». b<[6 ^mubttttt , Die !B(|'d)iuer> 
 Ud)tt\t, Ciiiligreit; tet l(e6(reni#. 
 
 T««illf leeiii, (aiiodf. tyman) e. n. 
 
 1. a) £iiiDer iur QS3elt 6riti<]cit, gebArcii. 
 Shak. b) (Willi) ^eroorbriiioeii , (bti.) in 
 9]7tiige f)fnii^r6riiigeii. 2. i'd>iuAiigtr leiii, 
 fd)iuiuigtt (jfl)fn. 3. 1 uoQ fein; (witln 
 fd)ivaii(;rr flrf)eii (mit). [Addison. 
 
 3. Every head leenis with poliiies. 
 Teeming buds. vo(le Jtiiofpen. 
 Tee nil V. a. I. Qtbattn; iverfrii. 
 
 2. i (ubtrtf.) i)ervor6rin(|eii , gebareii. 3. t 
 Oirfidi. rd)utttii. To - out into . ., rd)tltttii, 
 giegrii in... Swift. [grrt; C^ebiireriiiii. 
 
 Teeiner, liim'ur. «. Die @d)iviiii- 
 
 Teeilirul, lieniTuI, adj. I. I'dXUAin 
 fler, (V. Ihitreii) tr.id)tig; friK^rbrtr. 'i. l 
 von, goM) i>ofl, i<on bii All ^ell iKiUici. 
 
 Teeiiiiiig;^, teem'iiig, adj. (jrbArriiD. 
 »iid)rbnr. [biir. 
 
 Tef'aiileM«f teeiii'les, adi. lliifrild)C: 
 
 ITeeilf leeu. d'. iiiigelf. (eotiaii. tyiiaii) 
 e. a. -f rei)eii, Aiirt'ijeii , Aiifl>riii(teit. 
 
 Teen, «. I. Der Merger, £iiiuiiicc; Die 
 ©orge. 1. Der ®rt>ADe, 5?iid)tl)fil. 
 
 Teen, adj. t lugirlid), jLTiiig, b6i"e. 
 
 TeeilR, leeiiz, (v. teen, leiii t. pi. 
 tit Sffji'er (y. t'eii 3rtl)re" '3— 19 inclun.). 
 
 At lier eiilrauce in her teens, a(S fie 
 in il)t Dreijehiite* 3Al)r trnt. Slie i* ju»t 
 entered Into her — . fie ifl jcijt gerADe Drei- 
 jel)ll OAljre. She is ktill in her -, fie i(l nod) 
 Hld)[ {IVAiiiiA 3<if)re Air. Miss in her -. Da6 
 tnAiiiibAre '>)}^i^l6en. [3lii0'. 
 
 Teen, lei*. *. [(ijepgr.] Die (Srfd) (em 
 
 Teeth, teei/i, §. pi. u. Tooth, Die 
 3Ahne; f. Tooth. 
 
 Ill the teeth, to one's-, (S'ilieni itl« 
 fflrfldlt. To sliiii the door in one's -, (yilietll 
 
 Die Kjiir iut Dec ^nfe jiimAd)t'H. To cast 
 in one's -. (fjneiii i'orii'iTfi-ii. [iien. 
 
 Teetli, ». n. 3fil)iie bcfrinnifn, jaI)> 
 
 Teetliinip, teei/iing. «. D,i$3al)iieii. 
 
 Tef;-, leg. t. Dai lueiblidje J(el)f.ilb iiii 
 jivcitfii 3.ilire. 
 
 Teipulnr, teg'i'ilar. ((At. te^nla) adj. 
 All* Sifflfl" br|lel)eiiD, jiegclArrig, luie eiii 
 3ifgel, Siegel . . . — adv. Teg'uUrly, 
 jiegil.irrig. 
 
 Tefrnnieni, legumlnt. (lAt.) «. 
 (ntriilfii* ^i|7tii)d).j Die iJeDcrfiiiig, Cede, 
 i^iifle, i^Aiir. 
 
 TtL 
 
 Teg'unientnry , tegiimeni'are . 
 adj. ill Dccfeii , :piilleii gel)orig , <iu6 Deden 
 bei1il)eiiD. 
 
 Telt-liee, ti'Ui, inlerj. I)i f)i! 
 
 Teh-ltee, *. n. fid)erii, tibrrlaiit 
 iAd)eii. 
 
 Teil, tele. (i. tilia) «. -, oD. — tree. 
 ['^Bin.J Die CiiiDe, Der CiiiDeiibAum. 
 
 Teiut, tint, (fr. 213.) «. Die Jorbe, 
 iiiite ; f. T i n I. 
 
 Telary, tel'ari, (u. lot. teU) adj. 1. 
 )ii eiiieiii C4eiuebe gel)orig. 2. t (6)eiuebc' 
 iViiiiieiiD , lUcbeiiD. — «. f b&i &t\^M\i, 
 Spnniriigemrbc. 
 
 Telegrrapll, lei'egraf, (v. gr.) «■ 
 Der telegrApl), i$erii|'d)reiber, Die jjeciij'c^reibe- 
 mAfd)iiie. [Sinie. 
 
 Line of telegraphs, Die XelegrApl)eii< 
 
 Teleg:rnpltiiB , telegratfik, adj. 
 tclegrApt)ifd). [pl^ifdje ?iAd)rid)r. 
 
 Telegraphic intelligence, Die telegrA^ 
 
 Teleolog-y , tci^olioji , (gr.> «. 
 [^l)iU'f.| Die ieleologie, 3n>erflel)re. 
 
 TelesCUMey lellaskope, (t>. gr.) 
 «. 1. (Opt. J DaC ^rtirDlir, t8pieijelfrriirol)r, 
 Die 9eciir&l)re, Da6 telefrop. 1. lJloitd)il.j 
 -, dD. --shell, DAS leleffep. Die iSeetuiiiie. 
 
 TeleKC«»pic, tellCHkop ik , ^ 
 
 Telescupical , t*Ue*kop^kal \ 
 adj. teleif cpifd*. 
 
 Telescopic stars, l^fflTOU.] telefri>pi= 
 fd)e, niir luit Dem '5iriirol)re rid)(bAre <»teriie. 
 
 Telesia, lelexhea, «. l']}CiiierAlg.) 
 Die Xelefie, Det ©Appljir. 
 
 Telesin, teiezm, (ArAb.) «. eiiie 
 >Jlrt 'Mmiilet; f. Talis™ an. 
 
 Telesmatic, Teles in atical, adj. 
 tcIe^niAtird), ill lAlieiiiAiieii geljorig. 
 
 Velestic, icie. iik. igr.) i. eiii ®ei 
 Did)t, III ivi'ld)t'iii Die (yiiDbiid)|l.ibeii Der 3ei< 
 leii eiiirii ??.uii(ii bilDeii. 
 
 Tell, till, (Aiigrir. lellani pr»«^ II. 
 pp. told, 0. a. 1. fAijtit; a) (oi) fpred)eii 
 (I'Uti). b> )u erfeiiiieii grbeii, ieigcii. i. tt-. 
 \ii\)U\\. 3. iAi)leii i6)elD lo; Aii£iAl)leii , jik 
 fAniiiieii)At)U'ii. 4. |[ (^iiiem (^iiiuljulDigiiii: 
 gen iitAd)eii. Never - uie, feme (^uit'ii)UiDi= 
 giiiig, eiitrd)iili''ige Did) "ui <)>(t)< bci mir. 
 
 St. Paul tell* u", @ft. 'ISiiiiitii berid)iet 
 lllld. To - truth or talseliood, Ui},it)rl)ei[ 
 oDer UiiH)(il)rl)eit rpred)eii. To - the icasouN, 
 Die Wri'iiiPe lAgeii, Angebeii. - her ot your 
 love, eiitDede il)r Deiiie Ciebe. - him oi his 
 faults. iiiAd)eii £ie iljii Aiif leiiie Jeljler aiif- 
 
 llierffAm. To - one * mind plainly, fid) be> 
 
 (liinmt Aii«rpred)eii oDrr ernnreii. 1 can -, 
 id) lueig. I cannot -. itft lucip iiidji, 0?id)t« 
 DAI'OII. I cannot - how to deny him a kiss, 
 id) fAiiii ii)iii emeu itiiB iiid)t uenueioerii. 
 To - tortuiies upon the cards, AArreil j'c^lA: 
 geil. - me the news you have received, 
 theileii ©ie iiiir Oljre jWAC^ridjreii mit. They 
 will - it to the etc., fte lurrDeil t6 Dem :c. 
 erjAljleii, oerrAiljeii. To - stories, ©eidjic^ts 
 d)eii er$Al)leii; (i) liigeii. - "« "»e way, 
 ^eige iiii5 Den ^eg. 
 
 To tell again, ivirDerrAgcM. 
 
 To tell abroad, (&tiua6; Aii66reiten, 
 Aii^plAiiDerii. 
 
 To tell over, t"iberjAl)Ien , iiAtftjAftleii? 
 
 To tell to one, ^ilirill illtA|)ICll. 
 
 Telly 0. n. logen, eriiU^leii; (of; II pre: 
 
 Mgrii (fflDtteS 'ajniiDer Jc). 
 
 To tell of, (6 11. iiiiri4)tig) on.., o 
 Milieu Aiigebeii, Aiiieigeii. 
 
 You must not dinobey ; 1 wll tell of 
 you if you do. 
 
 Tellen, terien, d. tellina) *. (D7a> 
 turg.j Die te(liiiiird)e(. 
 
 Teller, tel'iur, «. I, Der (SrjAljftr. 
 
 2. Der 3Al)ler ( eine pencil , Die }.il;ti>. 3. 
 [eiigl. ©c^atsfAinin.) Der 3iif)t"iei|iter. 4. (Dei 
 ^Aiifeto ein ^iiiJeiigetjillte, Der ®elD Ane< 
 }Al3lt iiiiD einniniint. 
 
 TelliuUe, isl'lenhe, «. [3?Atiirg.] 
 Die I'erfleiiierte Xediiiiirdjel, Der telliuit. 
 
 Tell-tale, icl'-taie, «. l.DerDl)reii> 
 bliifer, 3ii(rAger, 3n>ird)eiiti-Ager. 2. em be> 
 iueglid)e£ (biiid (S-ifeiibeiii oD. ibiei aii 3mi< 
 merorgelii, ba6 An)eigt, loeim fein SDiiiD 
 mel)r vorl)AiiDrii ifl. 3. [^Ar.] - of ilie 
 tiller, Der 'iljcipinettr. 
 
 Tell-tale, a<</. Th: --ann, ^ Die 
 offeiibArenDe Sonne. lfd)criniirn. 
 
 Tliese tell-tale- worn en, Diefe AlAl> 
 
 Tellurate, leriiiriie, ». {(i\)t\\\.] 
 eine ''));ifd)iiiig i<oii Xefliir u. eiiicr 33Afe. 
 
 Tellureted, lel'luieted , adj. 
 [gi)rni.J initlcfliir in (>)Aeije|lAit iierbiniDrit 
 
 Tellurium, tcliiireum. «. [-)Jd 
 nerAlg.j Der (Da6) lellnr, DA6 XediirnierAll 
 
 Tellurinni native, geDiegeiief lellnr, 
 ®eDiegen<Ief(iir, Da« a3ei§golDeri. Yfllov» 
 -, DA6 lednrfilber, lOeigtefliir, ©elberj. 
 Black -ore, bai QirAngoiDer), Xedurbict, 
 Der SlAtterteflur. 
 
 Temerarious, temeri'rcus, (i.) 
 adj. t uiibeDAd)trAni, unbefoiinen, oerivegen, 
 toUfiiljii ; oernu'lTcn (Afljii geiuogt, ooceilig).— 
 adv. Temera'riously, unbefonnen; uer« 
 mrgen, tofIfiil)n. 
 
 JTemerity, temer'eii, ((At.) t. Die 
 Seriuegeiii)eit, Iollful)nl)etti Unbtfoniitiil)eii ; 
 33eriiie|Tenl)eit. 
 
 Temin, icm'in, «. (eine ^?}?iin)e in 
 'Higier; Der Iciiiin, lonmn ( = 34 ce«t» pd. 
 17 d. sterling). 
 
 Temper, tlm'pur, ((At.) v. a. \. 
 niAuigeii, niilDern, niilD iiiAd)eii. 2. (get)i)rig) 
 mirt^en; (with) AnniAd)eii, uerfeQen tniit;. 
 
 3. t (with) ((9cred)tigreit ic.) pAoreii (iniri. 
 
 4. f a) pAfJenD ma^tn, geiiin^ einrirtxen ; 
 to - one's self, (U. iSAd)eil) to - itself iloi, 
 (id) rid)ren (nAd))- b) f <«'•' CanniSni) lenfen, 
 regieren. Spenser. 5. l^nf.] temperircn. 
 6. t fornien, bilDeii, geilAUen. Sh*k. 7. l)Arf 
 ten CJMetAfle). 
 
 To temper colors, JjAVben (mit 235Affer) 
 AntiiAd)en. To - hard, (SriicfArb.] Did ein« 
 riil)ren. (If you could find a man lo bear 
 the poison), 1 would - it, id) luoflt' ti 
 \\\i\&itn. God hath tempered the body 
 together, || ®ott l)At Den 2eib Alio uerineiigei. 
 
 Temper, *■ l. ba6 lempernment, 
 «5Kitte( , Der 'Witieliyeg, Die 'JKittelilrAee. 
 Swift. 2. Die gel'Srige 'Wift^nng, 95e|d)Af» 
 fenf)eit eine* :Dinge«, Die %itur (De« iBo« 
 Den£K.). 3. Da« leniprrAment, Die urfpruiigt 
 (id)e oerfd)ieDene a}erd)nffeiil;eit De4 ^orper* 
 iinD De6 Ci)ei(le« Der^OKeiifd):", rorperlid)e 'Jlu. 
 (Age, ftiJrperAMlAnr, ii6rperbei'd)niTeiif)eit, Det 
 ^orper, Die fioii|litiirtoii, fi)rperlid)e ©tini» 
 niiing, iiArfiriidie 9Teigimg, Da6 ^'lAnireH, 
 ®eniutl;, Die Q)einiirl)6tirt, 9lAiur, Def 
 
 61* 
 
9(54 Fate. far. fall. iai. Me. met. Finf, fin. N6, move, n6r, s;ot, oil, clofid. Tiibe, tub, full, thin, Tllis. 
 
 TEM 
 
 Krtraftfr, 9?ntiirf)oiig. 4. t * »« ®f'f^ (^'^ 
 6unnfleltiii"« jc). 5. t)ie®emurl)«ilimmiiiiii, 
 ®fmiitl)6i'erfni7iing, Sflinie. 6. Mc 'Wo^i^ 
 flima; riil)ige ©tinnmiiig iei ®eiiiiitl)«, 05e= 
 mfirl)«ifiijT»"g» ©eniiul)enif)e, ilnirbiiitiflffit, 
 fliite eminc. 7. 6ie Pkreijtiieit. 8. Pie SpMtf 
 (eiiie^ mtialli). 9. [3x\((cxfttb.] luciger Itolf 
 ic. , tuT in eiii mit 3iictermft (iifiidtefi £au= 
 tfvimn^flcfng aen'ihrt mirt> , imt eif iil'fr: 
 piiriige ©mire ju ufiitrnlifiren. Edwards. 
 7. The boy showed a great deal of tem- 
 per when 1 reproved him. ttV KlUlbt 
 fteftte firf) l)Dd)fl iinoebfrBig, nl« ic 
 A man of violent temper, eill ^Koun 
 UPii Ijeftigcm Icniperiiment , Knvafter. A 
 mild -, ciii fniifteS ©etiu'itl). Of a soft -, 
 fntift. A hot -, fine fji^igc 9intiir. A man 
 ofaroUust-, ein 9Rann vow flarfer Sei" 
 bcfibcrAoffentjeit, fitrpernnlnge , uon (rnfti-- 
 gcr JtonilitiitiiMi, eiii «»fnnn, tut einen iiav-. 
 fen, frnftigen fiorper ()at, urn eincr frnfri 
 gen SiMiflitutioii 1(1. A calm -, ein ruljige* 
 lenipcrniuent. That some reasonable- had 
 been used instead etc., &n@ eiiie uerniinftige 
 gKitftlflrage eiiigerd)Ingeii muttcn more, fiii^ 
 flntt JC. To be of a good-, aiifgfroiimt feiii; 
 fttnftnulthig iVin. To show an even-. fld)im: 
 titer gleid) tfclben, gki(bmiirl)ig, iinbeiveglicf) 
 bfeibeii. Keep your-, bleibfn ®te bet fnl- 
 tcm 931iite, mngigen ©ie ftttt- l)<ilff" ©•'' "" 
 firf). To keep one's own -, bei fid) bleibeti, 
 gafiung befjnlten. Restore yourself to your 
 -, foinnteii ©te luieDcr jii fid), bfriil;igen 
 ©ic fid). (The prince began) to lose -, tie 
 ®eMilb )ii I'erlieren. To be out of-, nid)t 
 otifgermmit fein. To keep any one In -. 
 (fiiicn bci guter Snuiie erl)nlteti. The needles 
 should have a due -, bie S'lnbelii foUteii 
 gth&rig gehnrtet fein. 
 
 Vemperainentf tem'pei anient. 
 (tat.) I. I. bic 93crd)ntieiil)eit, SBcrfiiiTimn 
 (beg fi6rper«). 2. bie geljijrige SJirmfTuiiii 
 (luprin fttt) ©twn6 beftnbct). 3. l^)iiif 1 bie 
 Xemperntiir. 
 
 Veniperamental.temperaiiieiit' 
 al, adj. t ill bet Seibegbeic^ajTeiiljeit , t\on 
 flitiitiiMi liegenb. 
 
 Teinpernncef tlm'plranKe, (fr 
 2B. , 0. Int.) ». I. bie 9)frtgigfeit ( itii ejTeii 
 unblriiifen). 2. t bi« ^Ofngigmig, ©tinr 
 feitheit. 
 
 Temperate, tlm'per^te, adj. 1 
 ningig (u. ber.^iit)e to, geinngigt (^liiiia to, 
 geliube. 2. (in) ntngig (im Q^tn tc). 3 
 aui ber ^o^igfeit eiitfpringeiib. Pope. 4. 
 grtiiogtgt, riil^ig; gelnfieii. 
 
 Temperate language, bie getttngigte 
 ®prnd>f- - in speech, tiingig itn SUebeii. - 
 xone. ber geiMngigre ©rbflrid). 
 
 Temperately, templritele. adv. 
 I. nineig. 2. riiljig, gelnfTen, gctuneigt. 
 
 Winds that temperately blow, ges 
 mogigte 2Binbe. 
 
 TemperateueKs, tem'plrJitenes. 
 •, 1. bie «JKngigffit (im ©ffen ic). 2. bie 
 fleiitneigte S&efdjnffcn^eit, bai ®emft@igre; 
 bie QKittelflragc. 3. bie ®efa(fenheii , &t> 
 mttti)itut)t. 
 
 The temperateneas of a climate, of 
 the weather, ba$ Qttn 
 SQetter. [inn^igenb. 
 
 Temperativef ten'perativ, aiij 
 
 TEM 
 
 Temperature, lem'plrati'ire, (fr. 
 555., u. int.) I. 1. t bie rBtnpigung (Diopniib; 
 liiiig, rn tnnn ild) iitrigigt), 'WiiDe, ®eliiiTtn= 
 l)tii. Spenser. 2. bie gL-mnfiigte , genulDerre 
 ®ei'd)iiffeiiljeit, bw tempevicte ipi^e; gi'l)i)rigf 
 *JJtiu1ning. 3. bie !Sei'rt).iffiMilu-it (eiiicr ©iirt)e, 
 bir £'iirt, ■ajitteniMij); l^l;i)|".j bie iempern: 
 tur, ber iOarnicrtniiD. 
 
 A higher temperature, a lower -, 
 cine t)[il)frf, mrtrigere ieniperaiiir. Two 
 couiiirics of the siiuie — , jmei S?niiber von 
 gleuter Irinpenmir, jueld)e biefelbe ieiu> 
 penuiir l)abi'M. lilitnim, gelniint. 
 
 Tempered, tempiird, adj. ge. 
 
 Eve n - leni |iered, pou gleic^etii ^u^ 
 met. Bad--, iltji ge'Junt. Good--, 
 well--, gut gfiniint, gii'iiumig. 
 
 Tempest, tempest, (fr. tempete, 
 0. I.) *. 1. btt ©tiirin, ©tiirmwinb, 533inD: 
 flurin, Drfnu; bns ©eiuirter , Ungeroittcr, 
 ^Ketter. 2. i a) ber ©nirm. b) ber ©turm, 
 'Jliifruljr. 
 2. a; A popular or political tempest; 
 
 the — of war. 
 2. b) A tempest of the passions. 
 
 To raise a tempest, einen ©ttirin cr 
 regen. The - ot war, ber ^rieg^ilurm. It 
 blew a -, t& gtng ein ©turiuivinb. 
 
 Tempest-beaten, uinn ©tiittue ge: 
 trojTen, jerrnnnmeri. - -tost,uinn©turme 
 iierumgetrieben, ljeriinige|"(t)leubert, perid)ln. 
 gen. 
 
 Teinpe!«t>, v. n. t l. fltlnnen (pom 
 iS3iiibei. 2. t ion) l)inctn|1uriiicn (niifi. 
 
 Tempest, v. a. i gleict; eineiii ©tiirtne 
 betnirul)igen , niif ic. einen ©riirm erregcn. 
 
 Tempestive, tempestiv, (int.) 
 adj. -{■ jciiuticflid) , jur te(t){ti\ 3eii gei"d)e< 
 l)eilb. — Te mpes ti v 'it y , «. f ber 3u» 
 i^iinb , bn G-tiung jiir red)tcn 3eit gerd)icl)t, 
 Die ri'd)te 3eit, Jfcife. — Tempes'tively, 
 adv. \ut red)teii 3fit. 
 
 TempestliUUS , tempes'tshuus, 
 tidj. iliiriiu)\l) (U. aijerter), flurmid)t, iluri 
 niig; iingi)lunt. 
 
 A tempestuous wind, bet ©turm> 
 iwinb , iiimili'inie 2Cinb. 
 
 TempestuuuNly.tempes'tshiius- 
 le. odv. fiiiniiii'd); uiigi'iliitii. 
 
 Tempestuousuess, templs'- 
 ishuiisues, t. bie rtunniid)e ^efd)ntfeiil)eit, 
 bns Ungt'iliim. 
 
 Templar, templar, (p. Temple) «. 
 I. fnf '0)iiigueb be* itonODiier) ieinpele, ber 
 ©ttibent ber 9Ced)te. 2. I'OKittelait.J ber 
 lenipler, ii'mptU^err. -s, knights of the 
 Temple, knights -s, bie Iempell)crren, Xcm> 
 peiriiter. 
 
 Te mplnr's inn, l'. Te m p le Nro. 2. 
 
 Temple, tempi, (fr. 5[t3. , v. int. 
 lenipiiiui) I. 1. bet Xrmpel, t>ai ®otce6. 
 1)0116 , bie ^ir(t)e. 2. ( SuncenJ fer ietupel 
 (bie %cnenniing eine^^ :pniiK£ (iiii jivei ipix> 
 frn , tl»e Inner and the Middle — . in ber 
 9?nt)e ber 'il)etnre, bai et)emnlij ben lempci: 
 l)erren geljorte iinb ivDrin jei^i ©cuoentcn ber 
 3fid)te mot)nen). 
 
 Temple, dot. tempus; fr. tempe) 
 
 ». 1. [9tnnt.j ber ©d)liif ( nm ^niiprc); pi. 
 
 t Klitnn, getinbe|-i, bit ©djuife. 2. (2CfbetJ bie >j:prrrriirl)e, 
 
 ber ©perrilnb, ©pnnntlnt; lDamnili«eb.j 
 
 ber leiiipel. 
 
 "\ 
 
 TEM 
 
 Temple-bone, [Slnnt.J bn6 ©d)fnfen 
 bein, ©djiiifbeiii. [pel bniien 
 
 Temple, v. a. -f @iiiein einen ^eni 
 
 Templet, tlm'plet, (fr. %.) «. l. 
 [5biid)biiib.) ber i5)nfd)enl)nlter , a5crrd)lng, 
 ©tob. 2. [Sinimcrl.] ber llntetlcger. 3. 
 I'^Kniir.] fine Jorm , luornnd) ©trine be: 
 i)nnen ivcrben uber ^niierwerf niifgeie^t 
 luirb. 
 
 Templies, tlm'plez, (v. temple) s. 
 pi. (el)em.> ber ©tiru|'d)mu(f , ©d)iini(f iint 
 bie ©ri)iate. 
 
 Tenipo, tim'pi. (it. 255., u. Inf. 
 tempus) t. [•JJtiif-] bna lempo, 3eifi">i6; 
 [?Wilit.] bus Ieii;i>i). 
 
 Temporal, tem'poral, ([>. tnr. 
 tempus; fr. temporel) adj. 1. Jfirlivt) ( (i)e« 
 gemnl) uon eii>ig; au4) fi"it it^i.'d)'. 2. iui'it< 
 lid) (©egenfn^ uon geiillici), firi};iid) i. 3. 
 l®rnmni.] ju einer '^iit ob. eitiem Xeiii}»id 
 gel)ijrig. 
 
 Temporal power, bie iveltlid^e ®en)nlt. 
 
 Temporal ,, (fr. temporal) adj. 
 [5lnnt.] }ii ben ©d)Infen ge()i>rig, ©d)lnf... 
 
 Temporal muscle, bie ©(i)lnfmu£(el. 
 - artery or vein, bie ©(J)lnfpiilfinber, ©d)lnf» 
 nber. 
 
 Temporalities, ilmporali c/ 
 
 Tempttrals, tem'poralz. 
 *. pi. bie 3tulid)feiten (ber Sifc^ijfe), bie 
 jeitlid)en ®iiter. [jeitltd). 
 
 Temporally, tem'porale , adv. 
 
 TemporalneSS, tem'poralnes. s. 
 t bie 3eiilid)fiit. 
 
 Temporalty, tlmporalte. *. 1. t 
 bie finien, aCcitlic^en. 2. bn* 213eltlid)e, bie 
 >vcltiid)eii SBefi^nngcn, ®iuer ber ©eiillis 
 d)en ; f. Temporalities. 
 
 Temporaneous, tempora i'<^us, 
 adj. t eine 3^" '""fl bniiernb ; f. T e m- 
 porary. 
 
 Temporarily, tem'porarele.a o 
 tempurhr, niir nuf eiiiige 3cit, cincSfi' I'^i'gr 
 niif eine bcilimmte 3eit. 
 
 Temporariuess, tlm'p^rareiies, 
 *. iai lempurnre, bie tempDrcire 33e|"d)nfffn« 
 ^fit, ber 3ii|^n"b, bn Qmai nut eine 3e t 
 Inng bnnert. 
 
 Temporary, tlm'p&rlre, (fr. tmi- 
 poraire) adj. niir eine 3''t ling bniicrnb 
 ob. iunl)renb, tempornt, nngenbiicfiid), nuf 
 ein:ge 3eit. [idicr. 
 
 A temporary dictator, ber 3eiri)cit» 
 
 Temporizatiou , tempnie/a 
 shuii,«. bn^ 3iJgern, bie SScrj&geriing . ber 
 'Jluf|d)ub nuf eine gemifTe 3eit, ba6 Iinipix 
 rifiren, bte 'ieniporifntion. 
 
 Temporize, tlm'porize. (fr. tem- 
 poriser) v. n. I. f jogi't"/ jniibem, bie 3i'it 
 nbiunrten. 2. fid> nnct) ben Seininiilnnfeii 
 rid)tcn, fid) in bie 3eit uiib ®elegeiil)iit i'd)ifj 
 fen, teniporifireii. 3.+ nnd)gcben ; (with) 
 fid) (eincr 2jitte to beqiiemen. 
 
 To temporize with the hour«, -f fid) 
 iind) ber 3i'it rid)tcn. Shak. 
 
 Temporizer, tem'pcSihilr. «. €-i< 
 ner, ber fid) nnd) ben 3eiriimilnnben rid>rer, 
 in bie 3eif fd)irft, ber ben OKnntel nnd) bent 
 255inbe l)nngt, ber temporifirt. 
 
 Tempt, temt, (Int. temo; fr. lenter) 
 V. a. I. a) i>erfud)eii. b) oenudjeii, erproi 
 ben, nuf bie $robe fleUen; || verfiK^en. 2. 
 
Kaift, far, fall, fat >14. Biet. Fhie, f fn. NA, move, n6r, sjot, ill. cloQd. Yiihe, luh, full. I^in, TFIis. 965 
 
 (Int.) 
 
 TEM 
 
 ((•) Qintn (jii @tmii£) brinqtn , vtvUittn 
 (ill), treibtii (ill). 3. in SBtn'uc^uiii) fn^en, 
 mitn. 4. in 93errud}uii(j fe^en, Hum ^bitu) 
 reijen, vtr\ut)vtn, 
 
 1. E'er leave be giv'a t« tempt the 
 nether skies. Drvdcn 
 
 2. Tempt not the brave and needy to 
 despair. Drvdem. 
 
 He is quickly tempted, rr ift lci(i)t Utt' 
 filhrr. [ful)rbnr, |ii ocriuljreu. 
 
 Tc>iiiptable« teuriabl, adj. vtt> 
 
 Teilllt<atioil, teinti'sliuu. «. 1. 
 tit SBrriud)uitfl (eniSfrrudjen; iB«ru4)tn>ir: 
 trii ; tidi, tvoDurct) man oexiudft ivirD>. 2. ( 
 iit SBrrfiictiino. 
 
 To lead into temptation, in Strfu 
 (bting fut)rcn. He will yield to the -, er 
 ivir; ^er ^errii(i)un(] iinterlicgen. 
 
 Tempter, temtur, <. i. iet !5cr- 
 fiictjfr , 35iriul)rcr. 2. h ber SScrfiidjer ( bciV 
 Jiiiif. Ifiiffi, 2el^er^nd)er). 
 
 Teiiiptiiig, temiiiig, a<0'. verfuf)res 
 rii'd), ifiifiif. [fiiljreri d). 
 
 'F<*llipting(Iy, tem'lingli. ado. V(r= 
 
 TeiiiptresM, leiu'tres, «. Me S3fr: 
 fuijvtriww. (6ifb. 
 
 Teinae« tenia, (fr. tnmU) «. e r>>ii^ 
 
 Teinse- bread, Temsed- bread. 
 tai ^Toti iH'm frciiileii "^Xlittjl, flanj feiur, 
 Onii) ivcigc ^ro&. 
 
 Tetliuleuce, tein'utense, ) 
 
 Teinulency, tenii'ile.oe. ) 
 $. t tif Iriiiifinljrir. — Teia'ulent, adj. 
 ■{• irunffn, bftriinftll. — Temu lentive. 
 tdj. t f(t)iu<r (uon ^er 3""0« «""* SJetrini! 
 fcnen). 
 
 Ten, len, (nnflelf. lyn; jeljn) adj. I. 
 
 jfhn. 2. uine 31rt fptud)n)i>rtli(t)e 3rtf)I) jcf)ii. 
 
 - limes. it{)n ^a\ (= I'lrluml, vielfn^). 
 
 2. There's a pioud modesty in merit, 
 
 Averse to begging, and resolv'd to pay 
 
 Ten limes the gift it asks. Drvdeh. 
 
 Nine in ten. nriiii iiiitcr irf)n, fnfl nlle. 
 
 Ten-fold, jrljiifiicb , )el)nfalti(]. 
 
 Teiinble, len'abl, (fr. 2D., o. (nt. 
 lenro) ad). I. ['>})iilir.j t)a\ibat , )ii 6rf)aup> 
 ten , fi(f) Ijniten fBiinenft (u. einer Jcfle to. 
 I. i ()rtlt6nif. 
 
 Tenacious, teni'shus, (Int. teuaxi 
 adj. 1. ff(l ()nlrenD, nidjt fnljren laiTeuB. 2. 
 1 HI btt)atrl\(b, am^nnalicf), fjiirtnnifig ; (of) 
 (fefl; t)iiit(n& an ... I)nrtiincf Ij) beftet)tnb aiif 
 ... (Qtmat) iiic^t fal)ren laffenb; (to) I)aI: 
 tfiib (niifi. b) treu, iliirf (i>. ©eJ.iibtiiiffe). 
 3. jdt)e (flebrig). 4. t iatjt (mil Oem (9cI6e), 
 forg. fniefrrig. 
 
 Men are usually teaacioua of ttleir 
 ■•pininus, Die ^tn«l)t\\ f)altcn (jenieiniglid) 
 en il)rrn 9}{eiuiin(]en. He is - of his own 
 properly , cr lii#t feiii @ij]enti)iiin nic^t 
 ffll^ren. 
 
 Tenaciously, teiii'shu>U, adv. 
 I. fffl, Ijortiinrfifl; bil)<irrlid). 2. j^lje. 
 
 TenaciousneHH, leni'hhusnes, «. 
 1. 6ie 95fl).irrli(l)ffir, iprtrtnncfiflfeir; (of; 6ie 
 (fffte) 9lnljnnflli<f)fiit (an). 2 bie Jeftiflfeit 
 ib{6 ®etnd)tniiie«) , the - of memory, tai 
 (Jarfe, treiie (DeodctJtnig. 3. Me3ii()e, 3'ilJ' 
 t)t\t (fi(f6ri(ifeit). 
 
 Tenacity, tinam'siti, (lat.) «. I. tie 
 Sfllie, 3'ihl)eit (ter fiorper). 2. f 6ie ^att-- 
 niicficfeit, fefle ^n^fniigiic^tfcit (an QuvaS). 
 
 TEN 
 
 TenaCy, ten'ake, t.tf.Tenacious- 
 ness. 
 
 Tenail, tenile', (fr. tenaille) s. 
 
 [5e(liiii(];6.1 Bje SrtUije, 6a6 3'i"ae"'<V£rf- 
 
 Teuaiilon, teaalyiin. (fr. ^.) I. 
 [Seilungeft.J {tie SBoUiuetWoljren , iai i&ct)e. 
 rciiiverf. 
 
 Tenancy, tenansi, (fp. tenencia; 
 fr. tenant; Iiir. teiieiis) *. [ 3ie(1)i«fpr.] Crr 
 einfTiuciliije, temponire SSefi^, ^iidjr, tie 
 0)Jietl)e, ber ^)Jfietl)|lniie, <)Kietl)bi:fttj, ^o(t)t: 
 btfu); Bie 'Jlrr t>e& SBefiije^, ^t\ii}axt, (ini ber 
 ©efl? inl^i, f. Tenure. 
 
 Tenancy by the curtesy, f. Courtesy. 
 - a« will, ein ^iicl>f , ber ^it jebcr 3eit niii= 
 gel;oNn luerbeii ratiu. - in coiuiuon, ber de: 
 meinfd)rtftiid)c 95e(ii), <J5rtd)ibefi5. 
 
 Tenant, tenant, (fr. '10. , i>. liu. 
 
 teneo) *. 1. [3{e(t)ii*rpr.] ber il5n(t)ter, ^arfj! 
 
 rer, $nct)tbniier, OJ^et^cr, 9J?ietl)(S)mftnii, 
 
 Celjiifmann, OnfiifTe, 5Beiucl)iier, (in) friner, 
 
 ber ein(Sninb|liicf:c. an ... iniieljnt. 2.?ob. 
 
 i ber i8ciui>()iier. 3. (jperlb.) ber t&AilMjnl: 
 
 ter. 4. (i>. fr. tenon; [-TOor.] eine ipiinie. 
 
 Tenant in capite, in chief, ber £el)iii = 
 
 lunnn bei Rbnicii. - for (at> life, em ^iid;: 
 
 ter rtiif 2eben«jfit. - at will . ein $ii(t)ter, 
 
 beni ber ffliirfifjerr n.icl) lUiafutjr nuffiiaeii 
 
 fnilll. — in common, in parcenary. (Oilier, 
 
 ber fin ©rnnbflfirf flftnciiiut.ifrlid), unjers 
 
 tijeilt befl^t. - by ihe curtesy, f. Court e« y. 
 
 Tenant-saw, |Ifd)iioI.) .bie Sticfthifle, 
 
 Sodjfnge. [Ijiiben, innr Ijnben. 
 
 Tenant, v. a. in <JJnd)t via 'TOieHie 
 
 Teuantaltie , tenamabl , adj. 
 
 \>act)fbat, mieii)6.ir. 
 
 Tenanting*, len'aniing, «. ['T^ar.j 
 ba6 ffinlnffi'ii, ©itiiiipfiii einer ^Piiine. 
 
 TenantlesM, len'andes, adj. ni(f)t 
 vn\)i:d)Ht, iinvcrpnd)fet, unbefe^t, leer, mi: 
 beiuof)iit. 
 
 Tenantry, iln'antri, «. i. f f. 
 Tenancy. 2. bie fanimtlidjen ^adjtn tinti 
 &utei. 
 
 Tenar, li'ni 
 Tiienar 
 [3liint.l ber Dr^iimflopfir 
 
 Tencil, lensh, (fr. tenche; (. tinea; 
 *■ I3(l)'bi)oI.] bie ®(f)leie. 
 
 Tend, tend, (lilt, tendo; fr. tendre) 
 v.a. I. (towards) luvfjin gcri(t)ret fcin, ffine 
 3{id>tun(j nehmen. 2, i a) (to) gerift'tet fein 
 (auf); (Ireben, ^ielen (nA(t)i; nbjirlcn, nbs 
 jivfrfen (niif), (S'twnS beimetfen; bieaen, q(. 
 tii(i)en (jio. b) (upon) feine ©orgfiilt richteii 
 (nnf). 3. (fiir to Attend) a) T lunrtcn, l)ar: 
 ren. b) jj nufwnrten; (upon) iu (5-iMc« (iic: 
 folge fein. Shak. c) frigeii; (upon) lunrteii 
 (mif). Threefold vengeance tend upon 
 your steps, breifiirf)e 3?fl(^e fotjje cnerii 
 (£(f)rittcn, i>erfpl<)e eud). Shak. 4. I<JKnr.] 
 fdjiueien (u. @d)iffen). 
 2 a) The laws of our religion tend to 
 the universal happiness of mankind. 
 
 Tll.l.OT.SON. 
 
 Our petitions, if granted, might tend 
 to our destriu'iion. Hammokd. 
 
 Tend, t>. «. I. ivnrren ((S-jiifn , 3f: 
 mniib*, einer @(id)e), (il)ii) ppc.irii, (SSiffnc.) 
 f)riten. 2. (©tnen) begieiten, geleiren, in 3c = 
 mnnb« (Sefolge fein. i. biMltjlrtirigfii. Shak. 
 4. l^}}2ar.J fd^iveien m>i(t)eit (ein £(l)iff). 
 
 TEN 
 
 li'nar. ) 
 
 ', t/ie'nar, ^ 
 
 (gr. 533.) 
 
 To tend a sickly body, eincn ob. eine 
 Krnnfen lunrten, i^n nbiunrten, pflegen. T- 
 - a tliild. ein Sinb marten. T« - au aver 
 inent in law, [9?ed)[£ipr.] Seiveife barbieten 
 ti;l)ren. 
 
 Tendance, tin'danse, «. <' I. bit 
 (Friuiirrniiij. 'i. bie ■Jiiifiuartiiiiii, "'Pebieniiiig. 
 J. tie 333iutnng, ijijlege, Surge. 4. bic Bies 
 iien'fijnft. 
 
 Tendency, ten'dlniwe. (fTen'den 
 ce) (fr. tendance) t. fie ?{i(i)tiing; (1) a 
 tie 9iid)[uiig, Xenbeiij. b) tia6 Strebeni bet 
 $niig. 
 
 a) Read such books enly as have a good 
 moral tendency. Webster. 
 
 (Writings of this kind, if conducted 
 with candor, have a more particular) ten 
 dency to the good of their country, '^eilt 
 fcitj jiiiii 55fflen lljreS SBnterliinb*. A me- 
 dicine of universal -, eine Itnti'crrnlorienci. 
 1 know not the - of iliis discourse, id) lueifi 
 iii(^c, luorniif bicfe Oitbt abjieir. M.ild lan- 
 guage has a — to etc., j'aufte Wovte {ixB 
 geeignet, )u !c. 
 
 Tender, len'dur. (U. tend) «. I. bet 
 ^fleger, SCiirter; bie >2Dnrreriiiii. 2. f bie 
 -^jjltge ; jarte 3fiirfMd)t , lUufiiierffnmfeit. 
 Shak. 3. ['0}?>ir.j em fleinefi Sal^rjetig (uin 
 gcpre^re '>}7?i)trofen nn %orb jii bringen , 
 £rieg6rd)iffe ju begieiten, and) ali 'Uui^buot 
 bienenb), ia6 Heme ^eglcitiingfidjiff, 5Bi>rj 
 rntl;*fd)ifT, »er Sid)ter. 4. [(S-ifenbiiljnenJ ber 
 leiiber, SBorrorijfiUiigen. 5. (fr. tendre) bet 
 'Jlntnig, ba6 'Miierbirrcn, ^Jlnbiiten (befonber* 
 in ber 9{ed)r*fpr. gcbraucfjlid)). 6. bie nnge. 
 botrne ®ild)e. ( This money is not) a legal 
 -, cm gejVijlidje^ 3'T)""'9*'"'ff • 
 
 Tender of (one's) services, bat Sietlfl' 
 anrrblctrn. The gentleman made me a - 
 of his services, ber $crr but mir feine 
 Cienflc nn. To make -s of affection, Cie< 
 be^nntr.iiie mnrtjen. 
 
 Tender, ». a. I. [bef. 9?e(t)t«fpr. | 
 nnbieren; (mid) mit down) nnbiften, bnr^ 
 bieteit. Shak. 2. f nd)ten , a) ((S-meii) l)nl' 
 ten, nnfeljeii filr ... b ) fc^n^en , mcrr^ Ijnii 
 ten. 3. t (S"inen jnrflirf), jnrt, mir 3(ir& 
 lid7feir bend)ten, )art(id), giitig, (reunbiid)^ 
 iind)rid)rig bel)nni)c(n, gegen (5-iiien giitlg 
 freiinblid) fein. 4. f enipfnnglic^ fiir bie 
 &iiipfinbiiiigen ber Ciebe, bt6 2i3ol)Iii)uRen£K. 
 mncfjcn. 
 
 As you tender your life, be gone, -j- 
 luenn end) b«4 Sebeii lieb i(l , fo eiitferiit 
 end). -Vs they - his Majesty's displeasure, 
 t lueiin fie (i<t> ©r. •iKnjeflnt 'JKigfnften 
 illd)t jMiieljen mctfien. To - ene's services, 
 feine Bieii|le nnbieren. Tend'ring my ruin. 
 t mid) mit 3'i>^tli(^feit in ineinem llnfnfle 
 beivndicnb. Shak. 
 
 Tender, (fr. te«dre; (nt. tener, te- 
 nuisi adj. I. I jnrt (»lnme u.) j »»eid| 
 iP)rn6, 5leif(ft jc). 2. f a) jnrt (©flmtiir, 
 •Mirer, 0"9"i&> ©nd)C, ®eiuifyeii JC). b. 
 cnipfiiiMid). c) jnrt, meid), fnnft, lirbiid) 
 3. ; jnrrlid) (u. ^orper). 4. i jnrtiid) (Siebe, 
 aSerfc , Sieb :c.). 5. n)eid)iid). 6. i a) forg 
 fnm, befcrgt; (of) beDnd)r (nnf), jnrrfiiljleul 
 (in.,fi''t) <G-tiun6) niigciegcn ftin ln(|eiib. b 
 niilb, jii'Ttfl. I'tinff- '^> iwfrtl). (^tiut, lieb. 
 
 A tender heart, ein iiieid)e«, jdrtlid)el 
 >per). - expressions, jarre, jiirrlit^e Hui^ 
 
006 Fale, far, fall, I'at. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r. s;ot. oil, cl6url. Tiibe, lOb, full. lAin, THI». 
 
 TEN 
 
 bnlcfe. Tilings that are - and unpleasing, 
 jiu-te 11. uiiangciicf^iiie ©ncftrii. tYour lear* 
 a heart of flint uiiglit) - make, mufid)CII. 
 Slie lias a - love for yon, fie liel't end) jiirt; 
 lilt). To make-, rilbreil. Be - of etc. fciP 
 tc&ncftr niif :c., Inet fud) 2c. nngelcfleii feiii. 
 You that are so - o'er hin follies, iljr, Die 
 ihr 10 incr Ti<.Mi)fi<i)t mit feiiieii X()cirl)eiffii 
 
 Tender-boflietl, eiueii jnrfeii, jnrh 
 lid)cii ^trper bnf»eii6, w\\ jnrtein ^Drj>cr, 
 jnrt. --conscienced, eiii inrte* ®emir= 
 fell Ijnbeiift. --hearted, jnrrljerjifl, mtitt)- 
 Ijerjig, inrt(id), mitleiDig. --hearted- 
 ness, bic 20eid)l)erjigfeit, 3(irt(id)ftit, ?)fit: 
 reitigffit. — loin, tixi ®d)ii)iin}iliitf , bit 
 ®d)iunnjfcJ)er (innii OdjiVii). -miuded. 
 f. --hearted, --sided, [»)J?iir.] rnilf 
 
 d'. ©c^iffi'ii). 
 
 Tentlerling', tendinring. *. I. bnt 
 
 |iirte C&. critc 0)elj6ni , Wemril) eiiieS 2Cil. 
 te6. 2. b£r2Deid)ling, 3arriiiig, ii\i •OJfiitter- 
 ,fol)iirf)eii. 
 
 Xenderly, ten'diiiie. adv. I. jart. 
 2. jarrdd). 3. faiifr. 4. ompfiuCilid). 
 
 He touU it more -. eriuiirfe ncd) empfiiiD: 
 lid)fr Ciiriiber. 
 
 TeinleriieSS, tcndumes, *. 1. ; 
 Mc 3nrrl;eit (De^ 3-liMfd)e5 :c.) , 2i5cid)l)eit ; 
 G-mpniiBlid)ftit (eiiirr 213iiiiDe). 2. ± a) bie 
 3nrtl)fit. b) Me 3'irH,'cit (DiU- faiifr ^IsiuOe: 
 ti\ct)c in 9liifbriirfen). 3. 1 a) bit 3mUii)-- 
 frit, b) tie ©orgfalt (of, ffiv). 
 
 Tenderness ot temper, bie {(irtlic^e, 
 fri)iund)Iid)e Seibcf berd)iiffeiil)eit. - of sight, 
 fill fd)mtid)e*, bliJDcs (yefidjt. -of conscience, 
 fill jnrtf6 ©eiuiffeii. - of heart, tin jnrtf^, 
 lueidK^ S?m- [®d)iueieii. 
 
 Tendiiigr, tending, s. [■'Siax.] bai 
 
 Teildiuuus, ten'denus, (u. (. ten 
 dines) adj. [<UHnr.] rel)Mig, fel;nid)t, flec^fig. 
 
 Tendon, ten'dun,(|r.^.)«- [^nnt.] 
 Me ©fl)ne, ^hd)\t. Ifcnpedjfe. 
 
 Tendon -Achilles, [9lliat.] die ^eV- 
 
 TendraCf ten'diak, ». [guoLJ id., 
 bcr ninPngn^fnri|'d)e 5<iel- 
 
 Tendril t ten'dril. (fr. lendron) ». 
 bir @}aDcl, bad &abel<t)m (nil S23eiiire6en 
 U.1 , bic 9{nnff. 
 
 Tendril-liops. i^opfeii mit ®abrld)en. 
 
 Tenebme, tenebre. f (lot. II. fr. 
 
 Tenebres, ilnebrez,^ 5S3.) «. pi- 
 [foiu. fiul). j?ird)e] bie 9{iimpflinette(n). 
 
 Tenebrous, tenebius, ^ 
 
 Tenebriuus, tene'bieus, ^ " ' 
 biiiifn , fiiiffor. 
 
 TenebriousnesSf tenc'breus- 
 nes. lifer: [Diuifelljeit, {Ji'Mlernig. 
 
 Tenebrosity, tlnebrosete, t. bit 
 
 Tenement, tenement, (fr. 2D., 
 Iirillnt. tenenientuni) t. I. bil^ gfpnd>tetc, 
 grtiiietl)eti> Snnb, ©ruiibfli'icf , Spaui , bet 
 ^>rtd)t, bie ^ndjtiing; [oiid) tenancy, in 
 ber9{fd)t^ipr.] jebeS (yriinP?r(ifiiTi)uni, fecner 
 Slfiiitev, DJcntcn i>b. iiberljnupt afle eJi'iteiv 
 bit man luni tiiiem 5lni>crn trljalten I)nt; biefe 
 luerben free eb. frank tenements gg: 
 naiiiit. I. bai ^au6 , SEi^l)iil)rtug, 5?nug: 
 ri)i'ii ; bie ?33iM)iiung in t iiiem i^niift , meld)f 
 fine 5<""'''e finnimmr. 
 
 Teneinentnl, tlnimlnt'al. ndj. 
 )ii '$iid)tai<rfrn gei)oir!g, jiir S>erp>id}tiinQ 
 
 TEN 
 
 beflttmiif. -lands. ^nd)tgiitrr. 
 
 TeneinentMry,teneiiieiit'ai'e,«<(/. 
 iiir 25i'rpad)riiiig tH-|limmtj in !5erpiid)ruHg 
 tugnnibci ^iid)t. . . 
 
 Tenerity, icner'cte, (((it.) *. t bit 
 3nvrl)eit (ciiier ^JSfinnjc :c.), 3nrtlic^fcir. 
 
 Teuesinus, tene^'uius, (P. gr.) s. 
 [■•Bieb.] btv ©iiihljiwniig. 
 
 Tenet, tennlt (Int. tenet) «. 1. btr 
 ©of;, («ruiib|n(>. 2. bie Scfjre cOJfciming). 
 
 Tenet, ». [5?i'nilb.j bit ipi)aiinrl;eii. 
 fnrbt. 
 
 Tenfold, tln'fold, adj. jehufiid). 
 
 Tennantite, ten'nautlt. «. ["^Tii-. 
 nenilg.] bcr Itiinmitir. 
 
 Tennis, tennis, (p. fr. tenex) t. 
 bii^ !8n(irpicl (init Sbndueljen). 
 
 To play at t e n n i », SJnfl fd)lngeii Db. fpie: 
 len, btn Jebcrinid rdjlogtii. 
 
 Tennis-ball, btr 23ii((, JJeberl'nfl. -- 
 court, bni SJndljnilS. --court-keeper. 
 btr 93n(ll)niif mirti). --play, b'c\i ^i\ll\<i)',a-- 
 i\t», !5nl[|"piel. 
 
 Tenuis, v- a. ^att fpicleii; wie tiiitn 
 a3a(l l)in ii. l)rr freibtn , luerfeu. 
 
 Tenon, lennun, (fr. 2S.) «. 1. [bci 
 3imiiierl. icj btr 3npfe". 2. I5)fnr.] tine 
 Uiiiiit. 
 
 Ten on -saw. bit ©piiniifnge. 
 
 Tenor, len'nur, (I. 515.; fr. teneur) 
 s. I. btr (gltid)mn^ige> g-ortgaiig (ciiitr 
 <SaA)f) , bie 5?'iltiiiig (ciiier '??e^e ic), bev 
 (ije^nlt; ajeilnuf. 2. bie iierd)iiffeiil)tit, bai 
 ^JBefen (bc^ gottlic^eii fflefctje^ :c.;, bit 5hT. 
 .5. ber (lufftiitiid)f) O"0'^" (einte SJriefefi lo, 
 ©inn ; [9{ed)t^rpr.] ber ipiiiiptiiil)nli (tinee 
 (3.)frid)tC'f'cfr()l^). 4. ['0)fiif ) ber lenL'r (Me 
 rirfe *)J?irrel|lininie) ; (bie fit inigeiibeii "iJJer. 
 fontn) btr leiipntl, bie ieiiuriileii , ber it.- 
 upr; (bai btn itiior fpitlenbe ^iirirumtiit; 
 ber ttiinr; bie lenurpartic, ber Itnor. 
 
 Even tenor, bit (J)ltid)fcirmigffit. Iknow 
 not the - of that writing, irf) lutifj nid)l, 
 wai (tnc ©djrift entl)iilt. That is not the - 
 of Apollo's oracle, b(l6 fngt 'ifpffl'^ OrnffI 
 nid)t. Of the same -. gltid)fn 5iil)nlt6, 
 gleid)lailteilb. The conversation was of the 
 same - as etc., bit Unterl)iiltiing brel)te fid) 
 nm biefelbtn 'ipiinfte, luit 2c. 
 
 Upper tenor, btr l)Ol)t Xeiior. Con li- 
 ter--, btr tteft Itnor. 
 
 T e n o r - V i o I i n, bie ■iJrntrd)t. --voice, 
 bit Xtiu>r(limmt. [Itnoriil, itnorfmiger. 
 
 Tenorister, lennuristur, t. t ber 
 
 Tense, tense. (I. ieiiipu>; fr. temps) 
 J. [(>)ramm.i bie 3eit, bn# lempiis. 
 
 Present tense, bA6 ^rnftll^ , bit ge> 
 geniuiirfige 3eit. [fpannt. 
 
 Ten.<«e, (lat. lensus) adj. (Iriiff, gt' 
 
 Ten.«ene.«s, tense nes, *. bit ©troffi 
 htit, ©paiimiitg. 
 
 T(^nsible, tinsibl.) adj. btljiibnr, 
 
 Ten.<«iie, ten'sil, ^ ^tr©paiiiiiing 
 lilhig. — Teiisiblen«»», «. bie Beljiis 
 borfeit. 
 
 Tension, iln'shun, (Int.) t. I. bai 
 ©pnniien, bit ©p(tnniing, Beaming. 2. bit 
 ©pnniiiiiig (Wt£ ©tipniinrrtin;. 3. (. Dis- 
 tension. 
 
 Tensive, lin'slv, adj. fpnnntnb (u. 
 tiiii:jn ©rt)iiifrit :c.) ; gtfpnnnt. 
 
 Tensor, len'sur, (I. 2D.) s. [9lnnt.J 
 
 TEN 
 
 bfr ©pnnnniu«fef. [sion 
 
 Tensure, tln'shure, «. •{• f. Ten 
 Tent, tent, (lu. lent; fr^ tente ) *. 
 
 1. bnS3e(t, &eiM. 2. [(Fljir.]'bif 2Diefe, 
 'Wtigel. 3. [bci ©ttiniUiitib.] bie JJtHie, 
 mtid)t mnii iintcr Xnfeliltint Itgt, bit gefngt 
 lutrbtn. [ftint "ffioljiiiiiig nuffdjliigen. 
 
 To pitch tents, 3elte, (Ob. fibtrljniipt) 
 
 Tent -cloth, bie Seltleiniunnb. - 
 maker, ber 3elfmn(^er, 3eltrd)neibtr. -- 
 wort, [SSot.] bnS grniienljnnr, bie 'Wniitr» 
 riUitt. 
 
 Tent, r. n. 1. iiiittr eintin 3f[fe mo^t 
 lien, fid) nnfi)iilteii. 2. i )i)of)nen (in, in, niif), 
 2. The smiles of knaves tent in my 
 cheeks. 
 
 Tent, ». a. I. [(Eljir.J mit eincr 2Dicfe 
 fonbiren, (in tint ^iinbt) tine SSSieft Icgtn. 
 
 2. i a) iitrriid)eit, tint ^robe mnc^tii. Shak. 
 b) priiftii, trfori"d)tn, niifforfdjtn. 
 
 2. I'll tent him to the quick, i(^ ivifl il^in 
 bi£ ani £tben fti^Itn, il;n bid nuf btn 
 PJruiib trfprrd)tn. Shar. 
 
 To keep wounds tented, 2Dllllbfn mit 
 einer SS3ifft pffeii fjnittn. (roein. 
 
 Tent, dp- tinto) «. btr linto, Xinten> 
 
 Tentneie, tlntakl, (int. tentacula> 
 s. |9?iUiirg.] bie {Ju^lfpi^t, ba6 ^iif)lt)Ota, 
 ber 'jrihltnben. 
 
 Tentation, teniA'shun, (Int.) «. 
 I. ber SSeniid), bie ^robe. 2. bie 95errii(i)iing. 
 
 Tentative, ten'tativ, adj. perfn> 
 diiiu"> . prpbeiib. 
 
 Tentative, ». ber SDerfiirf). 
 
 Tented, tem cd, adj. mit 3eUeti 6e» 
 bfrfr , i'crrel)en. 
 
 Tenter, tou'tur, (Int. tendo) «. bee 
 ©paiiiier, ©pniintjnfeii; ©pnniirnljnieii ; Die 
 Irocfcnilnnge ; [iud):unc6.1 berliid>ral)meii, 
 'iDiiiibrnt)men; [©niteninnd).) btr Dnrnifni> 
 ftnroljmtn 
 
 To be on the tenters, in 33er(egenf)tit 
 I'ein. To keep on (upon) the -s, (@'intll) 
 ill ber Ungeiwig()eit l)nlren, Ijititjnlten. 
 
 Tenter-ground, ber $lilQ Jlim 9(llf» 
 ilfflen ber Xiid)rn^nitn , Inxfeiipln^. — 
 liooli, btr ©pnniil)afen. 
 
 Tenter, v. a. (mirttdl 5;>,\feni fpniu 
 iitii, niisrpiitineii; in ben 9{iil)men ipnnnen. 
 - I), w. fid) bel}neii pb. fpannen Inffeii. 
 
 Tentlk, teui/i, adj. (ber, bie, bai) 
 jelji'te. 
 
 Teiitii, *. J. ba6 Sefjnfe, 3ef)nttt. 2. 
 btr 3f^ntt (nliS 9lbgnbe); (in tngerer 93ebein 
 tiiiig) -s, bie 'Jlbgnbtn uon geifliid)tn 'jpfri'in* 
 ben on ben ^iniig. 3. ber 3el)ner. 4. I'JJfiif.] 
 bie Dfjime. 
 
 Tentlily, tlnt/ile, adv. itifnttni. ' 
 
 Tenti^inons, tlntid'jenus, (u. f.) 
 adi t gi'rpiiiiiit, ilrnfT, ileif. 
 
 Tent4»ry, teniuie. (int.) *. bie }t(t« 
 nrtigc 25ecfe. 
 
 Tent<»e, tan'to,^ (v. fr.) «. tint ^ri 
 
 Tentow , j ©piinnfTprf btr ln« 
 
 pttitnuirfer. (Int.) adj. bi'iniiblntterig. 
 
 TeijUii'oiious, lenuefoleus, (t>. 
 
 Tenuity, lenu ete, (int.) *. I. ; bie 
 Diiiine, Diiiiiiljeit, 3n"l)eir, 3nrte , ffein« 
 l)tit 2. t i Pie (iJeringfiigigfeit, 9irtiiiitf), 9lrin« 
 I'fligfeit. 
 
 Tenu«»US, len'mius. (Int.) ad/. 1 
 bi'inn, jnrt, ftui. a. t 1 o«nna«- 
 
FJite, far rAll, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. Ni, move. n6r, got, 61!, cloSd. TAbe, idb, ffill. lAin, Tliis. gC7 
 
 TEN 
 
 Tenure, tln'ure, (fr. 533., 0. fnt. 
 tfneo) i. I. [5{f(l>rfiVr.] bit 9Jrt bti ^e- 
 fiijf f I'on Seljen , »e(«^art , (in) Ber aSrfdj 
 nu . .. 2. ^ee ?lrt re6 ^Bffi^ef (ubcrljniipt); 
 ). %. Ill absolute goveriuiientii, men liolJ 
 tlieir right* by a precarioui tenure, ill 
 ©tittueii, bntn 9{(>)ieriingeii (fit @rtiiib: 
 foQrii t>t& 'ilbfelutiimui i)ulMaeit, fin^ ^" 
 5{f(t)t*jiiildnet bn llutfrt()anen mit prtfnrfr 
 9^Ullr. 3. t ^(1 3uf<iinmeiif)aii(|; Oitf)nlti 
 f. Tenor. 
 
 Free — In common (ocage, bat ijoffttt freit 
 ©rill1tibf(l$tfjtllll. - by copy of court-roll, 
 copyhold-tenure, — by copyhold, bai 
 litifbiiK fflrunDbrfii^tljum. Baie - by copy 
 of court-roll, ^a£ nie^ere jiiifbnre Q)run^: 
 ^fiQthtlin. - in groi*, in capite, ba6 UW 
 niitttlbar vom Rbixiq eiiipfanoriie itt)tn. - 
 by knighi-iervice, btt Qrbbtfify iiiit iiiilitai 
 ttl'fbrt ^origfeit. - in tail special, (. Fran k- 
 warriagc. - by leane, Ber $ad)t6rftt|. 
 
 - at will, fine ^fi^att , wobtx bit 9(iifl)(: 
 btino bti '$i\(t)t6 |u jrber Beit tn&g(i(^ ifl. 
 
 — by courtesy or curtesy, f. C«urtcsy. 
 TenutO, t^nu'ti, (it. W.) adv 
 
 [•"WiifJ iiiiSflfljnfteii , triiuto. 
 
 Tepefaction, tepifak'shun, (Int.) 
 
 ». [(St}t\u.] bai Ciuiiiintf^rii, bit tiia^igt dv 
 
 tViUiniiiK]. 
 
 Tepefy f tep'«rl, (I. tepefaelo) «. a. 
 
 (ail iiind)cit , t4«n#tg rrivnrmcii. [(en. 
 
 Tepefy, ». n. dm, titagig nxitm ivcr> 
 Tepid, tep'id, ((at. tepidus) <«(> 
 
 Inn , Iniiivnrin, (nu(i((). 
 
 Tepidneil)!, tep'idnes.) « Mr 
 Tepidity, tepidcti, ) Saiiigrdt, 
 
 Caiilirfjr.it. CJOiirnie. 
 
 Tepor, le'p^r, (Int. 'Si.) *■ bit lane 
 Terapliiin, terafim, (f^ebr. SOS.) 
 
 •• $aiiffli>ttfr. 
 
 Terapin, ter'ap'n, (fr. te'rap^ne) 
 
 ». (5?ntiirg.] bif ®nljiBn|Terf4)ifbfrute , lets 
 
 M>)ili; )'. Terrapin. 
 
 Teratolog-y, teratol'l&ji, (gr.) ». 
 
 ■\ btt ®d)i»)iil|1, SSonibnft. 
 
 Terce, l3r»e. (fr. tiers, tierce; fp. 
 tercia) t. tin <^>i6, b<\6 42 ^aUontn ob- btw 
 britten ll)ril riiiec i|>ipe entf)nlt, bn6 :Dritt< 
 ttjtW eiiirr $ipe. 
 
 Tercel,ier's«l.(fr. tiers) #.bfl«»()?finil» 
 dfCM Vtt grnicinrn (^iiireii(Falcoperegrinus). 
 
 Terce-inajor, lerse-mi'jur, «. 
 [fiiirifiifp.] bie gri'B* lerj. 
 
 n^ercet, ler^ael, (fr. tierce; it. ter- 
 zetto* *. (-Will".] bit ttr\. 
 
 Terebiiitit, ier'ebiniA,(gr.)«- [3}Dt.] 
 btx lerpentinbnuiii. 
 
 Terebiiitiiinate, icrribiu't/ie- 
 iit«. adj. tcrpeiitiiien. 
 
 Terebillthine, terrebin'l^in, adj. 
 rrptntinen , itini Zerpciitin gtf^orig, bartiii^ 
 /(ilt'tKiib eb. bcrritct, Xerpi-iitiii . . , terprii> 
 tii>irrig. 
 
 Terebra<e, t^r'rjbrite, ((at.> e. a. 
 f bi'l)reii, nii6of)rcii, 6iir(t)6tl)reii. — Tere- 
 ira'tion. «. f t>ii£ '^ot)r(ii , ^ii6rl)reii, 
 Ciirrt)6phr(ii. 
 
 Terebraiulite,terrjbiaisii'ijitie. 
 t. M« I'frilriiitc ^i>l)rniiifd)d , Wr *i'l)rmii: 
 .'(trdlriii fiflppfiiflfiii, leifbrnfiilit. 
 
 Teredo, lirido, u. 20.; «. I3i'i"l-i 
 M '.pi>it)iimi|iV(l- 
 
 TER 
 
 Teret, ilr'rlt, ^(l.teres)a<(/. [^Pt.] 
 
 Terete, leiete'.^ rmib, ruii>fi>rmig. 
 
 Terg'eilliliai, terjeurii;enal. ^ 
 
 Terg^eiltiliate, terjem meuite, 5 
 (Int.) adj. [iBiu.J bririninl gfjiweit. 
 
 TericeinillOUS, leijani'aienus. 
 udj. briMfncf) . Prcif.utig. 
 
 Terg^ifetous , teijiffetua. (v. (.) 
 adj. (•Botj btw ©niiieii nuf 6«r t)iiirern Seite 
 bti 93lnit« trngenb. 
 
 Terg-iveraate, ilr'jevers4)e, ((.) 
 *■ «■ t <21ii6pil(i)te uurbriiigeii, '^iiifeljiljr 
 iiin(f)i-ii. 
 
 Tergriversation, teijeversji' 
 i^hun, «. I. bie ^ii^ftiid)t, %i\\xt, btt 'IGiii^ 
 fcl)iig. 2. bie Itiibeilanfiigreit . brr ^>iiiM< 
 iiiiitf). (feiM'ige mndjeii. 
 
 To deal with tergireraations, <H3iii: 
 
 Terg-iversator, lerjeversi lur. 
 I. t Q-iiirr, btr 9lii«firi(t)rf ru(t)t, gebrniid)t, 
 ber t^intenmndyrr; btt SOtinfdinutl^igc, Uii> 
 6rft>iiiMg(. 
 
 Tertn , term , (gr. terma ; fr. terme ; 
 (nt. terminus) i. I. a) bit (i)rrn|( ; [(i)eoill.) 
 bif OJrnije (finrr fflroBft; [ 'llrdjit. ] ba* 
 (])rriiibilb i {3lltrrtlj.J btr (»r«iijgprt. b) ;»/ 
 -s, feflgrK^te CVrriijrii, ^iliiuiiiuiigeii. 
 .Smak. 1. (fr. terme) bi« 3fif <'iii« X>ntier 
 ber 3fit, till frtfrtyrniifter lljeil ber 3'i') 
 (ill tngerer 3Jeb(iitg.) a> bic 3(it brrSiQiin 
 geii eiiief 0)rri(t)ti(f)ofe< , (u. in ^iigM bie 
 3eit ber ©i^uiigeii ber 0)erid)t«l)&ff jii 'ajefl 
 miiifter, bie Dint, b) [9{ei()t#fpr.] bie JriiV 
 ber lermiii, lStic()tng. c) [nuf Uiiiuerf.J bie 
 ©tiiHeiijeit. d) - of articles, bie Cehrjeit. 
 3. (bnf)eiiige, wai ninii brbiiigti bie %ebiii> 
 giiiig, pt. -*, bie 33ePiiigiiiigen, Hrbereiii- 
 riiiift^piitirte. 4. bai ICort, ber >}lii^brii(f. 
 5. (ei'g.) bn« (4>lieb. 6. (-WntI).] bai mitb. 
 7. ["Wnr.] bie 3^ilbhnuernr('eit an ben beibe.i 
 Gnfen bti i5)nrfebi>rb«. 
 
 For a certain term, ailf eint 3'>tlO«<) 
 
 — of life, bie 8ebrnr)eit. For — of lite> nuf 
 Cebeilijrit. Fo*' the — of iwenty-one years, 
 Aiif bie Cniier i>on eiii 11. jivniijig ^nljreii. 
 
 - of partnership, ber ©ociernr^.ltoiirrnfr. 
 Women's -s. bie ^tit ber ^rniieii (uuiiint- 
 (•<i)e9{fiiiigung). Technical-, ber £iin(lnu£: 
 briirf. In general -s, in nf(geiiieiiieii 'iiui-. 
 briirfen, litrerfjniipt. -s of arts, ^niirtuii^. 
 brfiffe. - of sale, bn* SBrrfniii^jifr. -s of 
 freight, bie (^rn(f)tbfriiigiiiigen. The -s of 
 capiiulatiou , bie llcbergnb^bebiiiguiigeit. - 
 of or for payment, bie 3rtl)liiii(lf frill, ber. 
 3n^lnng«termin. To make -«, ft,i) uergfei- 
 (()en. To come to -* with .., fid) mit (?iiietn 
 t)erglrid)en , fid) mit G-iiieiii nbfSuben. To 
 bring to -s, @'iiieii }iviiinrii , ^ebiiigiiiigcn 
 nnillllc()lllPn. To make good -» with any 
 one , e-iiietu i'prtl)eill)nfie SJfbiiigiiiigeii iihv 
 d)en. Not upon any -s, iiiirer feiiier 3)e: 
 bingiiiig, nuf feiiie 'IGfife. Upon what -s 
 are they with etc., nilf iurl(()eili gillie jleljeii 
 Tie mit :c., luie (lifjeii fie miru. ? To he upon 
 good -s Willi any one. gut mit (^ilieni fit': 
 hen, in giiteni iBerncljnieii mir d-iiwm lein, 
 (Ifljen. Upon your own -s. iiiict) ^I'rem (ijiit: 
 btlilfcn. To be upon evm -s with aiiy one. 
 5i(if)t« I'or G'inem I'l^rnn* l)nben, gleid)eM 
 'itiit()eii mit d-inem Ijnbin, glarf)e "Jiec^jre nut 
 Qiwtm geiiie§en. 
 
 Term-fee, [bei 9ie(^t»c'lc';rteiiJ cine 
 
 TER 
 
 (Mi'bnfjr ob. geiuifTe ©iimnie ffletbe« , wefcfte 
 ber dinger, to Innge fein ^ri>je0 I'orliegt, 
 fur jebe Dint be^nljlen mng. --time, I. 
 [Unioerf 1 bet Jfturd, ftiirni* , bM ©emc« 
 llrr, .'pnibjiiljr. 2. |bei (Merirtjten) bie 3eit 
 ber ©i^ungeu tine* (»erict)t«l)ofe« ; f. oben 
 T r m. 
 
 Term , ». «. nentien , beneunen. 
 
 Teriiiairniicy, ler'iuagause. «. 
 I. btt llngefirmi, bie lturut)e, imilbt)eit. 2. 
 bie 3nnfrii(1)t. 
 
 Terinagrant, lermagint, (angeir. 
 iyrni:igaii) adj. I. iingeiliim, luili), iiiirii()ig, 
 iui'it!)i'nb,ti'benb, br.uiri;fi)png. 2. jnufri"id)tig. 
 
 Terinstgrant, ». bai flurmeiibe, 
 jiiiif.r(t)e "ICnb , bie 3nnferiiin. 
 
 Termer, termur, «. ^inrr, bet 
 reiSt , urn ben (9>'ri(f)t^M9niigeii brijiiiuot)> 
 lien, ber ben (^)iri<f)t^fi^nngfn beiroo()nt, bei 
 bem f5)eri(f)te tt\^«int. 
 
 Termer,^ *. ©iner, ber einen ler. 
 
 Termor,^ min nb)un)nrten f)nt, (S'u 
 iier, ber fine 'i^.iArung nuf geiuiffe 3nl)re 
 Ob. M\i £ebeiu-jfit l)nt. Bi.ackstonb. 
 
 Termiiiaivie, ter'ni^uahl, adj. be> 
 greiiiOnr, bfftimnibnr. 
 
 Terminal, ter'menal. (u. M. ler- 
 iiiinusi adi. 1. ['&ot.] gipfrlilniibig. 2. bai 
 nii§irile (5-iibe bilPeiitt. 
 
 Terminate, te.'menAie, ((.) e. a. 
 I. begreiijen. 2. i eiibigen, enOcii, beenbigrn, 
 niirnia(l)eii, nbniiK^eii, beilegiu, (einem 
 Streire tr.) eiii (Fiibe nin(t)en. [bigen. 
 
 Terminate, v. n. rnbigrn, ficf) em 
 
 Termination, lermeni shun, « 
 I. bn* iVegreiijen, bit 93egreinuiig, ©in. 
 rArniifiiiig. 2. l bie (Jnbigung, !8eenbigiing 
 fiiuf ©treire^ ic). 3. bie OJrenje. 4. i a> 
 rn« ©iibe (.bti Seben* k). b) (©rnmm.l 
 bie ©nbuiig. c) bn« <?nbe, ber ©iibjiuetf. d) 
 t bn« 'IGi'rt, ber 9(ll*^rll(f. 
 
 Terininational , termini'shui» 
 al. adj. bat @itbe Db. bie ©(^lugfirbe bilbenbi 
 ©nb... 
 
 Terininati ve, ter'ni^nat'v, adj. bie 
 (5-iiif(t)rnnfiiiig Icitiiib. — adv. Term'i na- 
 tively, phne (?'inrd)rniiruiig. 
 
 Terminator, temi'enitur, «. 
 [^tlriMi.] ber OfliimiiintiDn^rreii, (S'r(eu(t)> 
 tiinfl#frfi?. 
 
 Terminer, lerm'inur. «. f. Oyer. 
 
 Termiiii«t, temi'inist, «. [^ir(()ena 
 gefrf).] ber leriniiiifl. 
 
 Terminolo8:y,terminol'loji, (gr.) 
 I. bit lermlnologie, ^eiintni^ ber ^uiijls 
 iprnffte ob. £iiiiilmorter. 
 
 Termintlius, term'n't/ius, (gt.)^ 
 t. iC^ir.] bie brnune, f(()i»nrjbrnue 33lattet, 
 ^iiiib^b'.ntter. 
 
 Termite, ler'mfte, «. f 3ot>r. ] bie 
 n)ei§eiJlmeife, i>o(irniir; pi. -s. bielerniiten. 
 
 termless, tenn'les, ailj. iinbegrenit, 
 grenjfiilot. 
 
 Termless joys, eiuige {Jreiiben. 
 
 Termiy, (enn'ie. adj. ju eincr ge» 
 wifffu, brilimmfcn 3''ir uorfiMUinenb, terinin* 
 lueiiV fommenb; f. pben Term. 
 
 Termiy, f-de. trrminiueife, |ii ttt 
 iliinmten 3citen, \ut griviften 3eit, nnc^ 
 Jriilen ; uon 3fit in 3eit. 
 
 Tern, tern, (Int. sterna) «. (Sool.J 
 i bie 'i»i\er|"tt)iurtlbe. 
 
908 Fatp. far, fall, fat. IVU, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, nir, ^ot, 6\\, clSiud. Tiib«, tfib, fdll. t//in, Tflis. 
 
 TER 
 
 The lesser tern, bnS JJifrfjerteili. The 
 greater -, Dicgcnieine?Jfcerrd)iDOlt'e, ©(f)iva!; 
 beiimcoe. Black-, &er iBrniiDui'gel. The 
 kooiy -. fccr ©■il'Ogel. The brown -. Die 
 fd)iii(irie 55Keer|'(l)H)nl6f, 6er WniuDflcI. 
 
 Vern, (int. ternus; adj. bteiiad). iveU 
 
 foitin- 
 
 Ternary, tem'are, adj. (jetritt. 
 
 Ternary, ^ }s. Pie Drci, ge: 
 
 Ternion, tern'eun.^crittc 3nl)'- ^" 
 ternaries, 6ei Drri ii. brct- 
 
 Ternate, tlmate, (u. lat. temus) 
 adj. laSor.l 6reij(if)lig. 
 
 Ternate, ». [Weoflr.] Icrnnte. 
 
 Ternate-bat , etiie 9ltt 5le6erninii6 
 mif Irninte. [6er aSi^Deii. 
 
 Terra, tcr'ra, (lot. SB.) *■ bie Ct6c, 
 
 Terra Japonica, bic jnpoili|'(^E Grfce. - 
 Lemiiia, bic leitmifd)e ©rbe. - ponderosa. 
 bie ©djwererbe. - Sienna, bic fieni|'d)c Grbe. 
 
 - cotta. [ill bcn^un(len] bie (jcbrflnnte 6rbe. 
 
 - lirnia, ba6 95rnd)Iniib ; fefle Snub. - a -, 
 t nni SBobfii tjin; am Srtiibc hin. 
 
 Terrae-tilius. (lat.) (e^fttl.) cttl (atx): 
 ri|d)er 9{ebiier bei ben 6ffent(i£^en aSerljniibj 
 liingeii niif ber Uiiiucrn.tnt Dyforb. 
 
 Terrace, t^r'ras, (fr. terrasse) *. 
 1. [Oarttiif. J bie iertiiffe, ©rbfliife, Q'ti-- 
 tant, ber ©rbiunfl. 2. [gei'tiing^b.J bn6 ©rb; 
 juerf. 3. [2Ird)it.] ber ailtnii, S8a(fon, SBor. 
 tritt, ©pfler, bn$ Slltniibacf), plarte Dad). 
 
 Terrace, t>. a. ju eiiier XcnaiJe bii^ 
 ten, eint Iirraffe niiff'i'iljren; ber Suft vi. 
 bcni Eic^te pffiicii, er()iJhen, in bic ^bi)t fiihren. 
 
 Terraced, ^ii einer Icrraffe gcbilbet, 
 tine lerr-ifje (jnbeub. 
 
 Terrag^e, ter'rJdje, (fr. 20.) #. t 
 bie 5rurt)rgiilte , jirrn:, ejctrtibegiiltr, ber 
 {Jrnct)t}iii6; i(i6 griMjiilnnb, bie 5rol)nI;iife. 
 
 Terrapin, ter'rapin, r, Terapin. 
 
 TerraqMeou.s, ten A'kueus, dat.) 
 adj. 0116 L'linP 11. Kaffir beileheiib. 
 
 Terrar, ter'rar. (nrillat. tcrrariuni) 
 «. t bag ©ninbbiid), I'agfrbiid), ©albud), 
 9)inrfiing«:, I'tbiibud), Sinfregiflir, iiatnflcr. 
 
 Terre-blue, tei-uiu, ifr. terre 
 bleue) ». bir nrnieiiit"d)e ©ttin. 
 
 Terre-ntOte, ter'remote, a. terrae- 
 iiiotusi *. t f'lf (Srrbcbeii. 
 
 Terre-jpleiil, ter plane, ^ ff.terre- 
 
 Terre-plain, ^ piein) «. 
 
 [ge(tiingfb.j ber SCnllgnntj. 
 
 Terre-tenant, lerten'ant.^ (fr. 
 Ter-tenant, ^lerre 
 
 tenant) j. ber ®iit6 : l^efi^et, SBcfi^er uon 
 i!nnbereieii, eiiief Vanbgiitee. 
 
 Terre-verte, ter'vert, (fr. 'Hi.) *. 
 fca6 (Srbgn'in. 
 
 Terrel, ter'rll, (u. terra) «. ein fvl)n= 
 tilffiet, fngelfoniiiger Wngnet, ber fL> niifge= 
 jtedt ift, bag feiii (S5Ieid)er, feine vjSne ic. nut 
 btm (Slcid)cr unb ben ^^oltn ber ©rbe iiber. 
 .jiiillntimi-n. 
 
 Terrene, terrene', (lar. terrenus) 
 adj. I. Jiir (S-rbe ecDbrig, iivb.., erbig. 2 
 irrnd). 
 
 Terreous, ter'reun. adj. erbig. irben. 
 
 'I'errestrlal, teirestieal, dat. ter- 
 resiris) adj. I. jiir frrce gtljiiirig, (Srb.., 
 Van* ... 2. irbiid). 3. iiue P'rbe beflel^enb, 
 crbifl, Grb... 
 
 TeneairiHl aniniais, Sanbtl)iere 
 
 TLll 
 
 Terrestrially, terreK'treali, adv. 
 
 irbifd". [jiir (?rbe mnd)en. 
 
 Terrestrify, lenes'treli. «. a. t 
 
 Terrestrious, terrestieus, nUj. 
 1. 1 erbig. 2. jiir (frbe gcljiirig, bnrauf lebeiib, 
 ©rb. ., i'anb . .. 
 
 Terrible, ler'icbl, (fr. ^., o. lat.) 
 adj. 1. fiivd)rerlid), I'c^recflid), furd)tbar. 2.$ 
 l'd)rfrflid), ciitiVtjiid) ii>. ber ^lilte ic). 
 
 Terrible, adv. ( entiVtjlid), |d)rerf: 
 lid), furd)tcrlid). [©d)re(fiid)fi'if. 
 
 Terribleiies.4, ter'ici>ln<!.s, t. Ht 
 
 Terribly, tei leblc. adv. 1. )"d)rfrfj 
 lid), furd)tirlid). 2. fd)re(flid), frird)terlid), 
 eiitfi'ijlid) (gcaniltig, feljn. 
 
 Terrier, ter'reur, (fr. QB.) j. 1. ber 
 r>ad)6l)iiiiD, Dad)6frtcd)er, Dad)ffd)licfer. 2. 
 ber SSaii (beg Dad)re^ 20. 3. f. Terrai. 
 4. (I), lat. lero) ber SSol;rer, Dri(lbol)rer, 
 ipoblluMjrer ; (?Ttbin)ter. [terlid). 
 
 Terrific, terrifik, (Int.) adj. fiird); 
 
 Terrify, tlrrefJ. aar. terror u. facio) 
 V. a. fd)ri'ctcii, evfd)ri'tfeii, in ®d)i-r(feii fetji'n. 
 
 Terrig'euous, tenid jeuus, (hit 
 terrigenn) adj. erfgeboreii, 
 
 Terrine, leuein', (fr. SB.) *. bie 
 lerrine, ©uppeiifd)ufTeI, ber Snppennapf. 
 
 T e r r i n e - 1 a d I e , ber ^Dtnge . Coffcl. 
 
 Territorial, lerretoreal, adj. }n 
 I'iiicin ®ebiete geljijrig, bne fflebict betreffeiib, 
 lerritorinl . . , Sanbcg . . , oiif cinen geiuijjen 
 Jjejirf befd)rmift 
 
 Territorial jurisdiction , — right , bie 
 J:erritoriol = GS>erid)tgbarfeit, bai territorial! 
 red)r, Iaii6e£-i)errlid)e dle<i)t 
 
 Territorially, tlrreio'reale, adv. 
 in 2^iiiit)iiiifl aiif bn«(JJebiet ub. lerritoriuni. 
 
 TerritOried, tcr'reiorJd, adj. cin 
 lerrironiint, 05t'biet iniie Ijabenb. 
 
 Territory, tlr'reiore, (lat.) *. l. baf 
 (iJebict, bie Caiibfc^nft, tai Itrritoriiim, ber 
 ijoben. 2. [ >JiL''rt''am. ] bai ©rbiet, lerriio: 
 riiini (pi. territorien; ein grijpi'rer CanDeg; 
 brjirf, ber nrd) iiid)t ali ©taat jahlt). 
 
 Terror, ler'rur. (tat. 2e.) s. I. ber 
 £d)rc(fen (nle bcftige Seiuegiiiig b(6 Qiet 
 niuthg). 2. (Ca«, \vn6 €d)rfrten i'cnirrad)t) 
 Der (biig) ®d)rc(fcn liii biefer 23ebeutiing Ijat 
 Da5 533i'rt eiiieii pL). 
 
 To «trike terror into any one. to strike 
 any one with -, ©iiicn ill ®d)rrrfen ie$en, 
 ^ineni <£d)rcrfen einiagcii, eiiiflijgen, yeriir: 
 fad)en. The king of-s. (cnipljnnrd)) Der Xeb. 
 
 Terse, terse, (lat. tersusj adj. I. f 
 glatt, (abigtriebeii, gegiaitet, rein, faubcr. 
 2. t niit ©rrgfalt bearbeitet, iierlic^, (». ber 
 @diri'ibarf k.) gcglaitet. 
 
 Tersely, tersele, udv. nett, jierlid) 
 
 Terseness, terse'nes, t. bic 3ier> 
 lid)fcit (ber ®d)rcibart zc). 
 
 Ter-tenant, f. Terre-tenant. 
 
 Tertials, tershSli. ». pi. [Drnirl).j 
 Jcbern iiin ben Ort l)eriini, luo ber gliigtl 
 fid) niit beni .UBrper uerbinbet. 
 
 Tertian, tershun, (int. tertianns) 
 lid). - lever, iigue. t(\!e breitiigiije gteber, 
 Zertianfiit'rr, 2Ued)fi'lftfbcr. 
 
 Tertian, s. l. bag brcitagigc Jiebrr, 
 ■IBedjiiifiibiT. 2. '■' ein -Wag von 84 &a{\D' 
 neii, ber brirte Iheil emrr It-nne. 
 
 Tertiary, ter'slicare, (fr. tertiaire) 
 «<</. LC^t'OI.J tertiar. — muuniaiiis, rucks, 
 
 TES 
 
 ji'iiigftee 5!&0<i<6trge I'lbtt ber Sttt\bt. 
 
 Tertiate, tlr'sheate, (Int. tertio) 
 V. a. I. jtiin britten 9Kale ti)»n , pftiigen, 
 Ijarfcn, [CanMuirtl^rd).] briebrndjen. 2. (atr> 
 till.] am 3mmod)e, an Den ©d)ilD}apfen u. 
 an Der ■•Wiinbiing ri'inben. 
 
 Ter^vort, terwurt, (p. fat. terra 11. 
 wort) *. [JJjot.j bie SSarenflau. 
 
 Tessel, tes'sel. *. ba6 WoUtvaut. ' 
 
 Tesselate, tesselaie, dat. tessela) 
 V. a. luut'felii, ii'i'irfelig inad)('n, aiiglegen. 
 
 TeRselated, geiBiirfelt, lui'irfelig, getni 
 felt, eingolrgt; ['Kpt.] gemiirfelt. 
 
 Tesselation, te«sei&'shun, «. bai 
 asiivfelii, »Hnglege|i ; Die *TOufiuarbeit. 
 
 Tessera, tes'sera, (lat.) *. [Wanr.) 
 line i)J?ifdiuiig, Deren man fid), anjlatt btt 
 Siegel iiiiD €d)icferplatteii, jum ©erfen Der 
 ipaufer beDient. [selated. 
 
 Tesseraic, tesslrA'k. adj. i. Tes- 
 
 Test, test. (lat. testa) «. I. [''))?etaUurg.] 
 ber ItH, lreibrd)erben, bie Ufaprfle; ber ^ru» 
 betiegcl , ^probiertiegeU 2. i bie $rcbe. 3. 
 [6l)em.] eine jebe ©ubflanj, Durtft Die man 
 irgeiib eincii uiibefannten 55e|laiibtl)cil ciiiefi 
 jiiranimengefe^ten ^i)tperii entbecfen fann. 
 4. i a) ber Unterfd)ieb. b) ba6 Urtl)eil, bie 
 £eiirtf;eilung. 
 
 To put (or bring) one to the test, Qi* 
 uen niif bie 'ijsrobe iletlen, pn'ifen. He won't • 
 stand the -, er ivirD Ne $rube nid)[ beile> 
 l)en. To make a - betwixt etc., eincn Ull< 
 terfc^ieb inad)en j)vifd)en k. 
 
 TestpHper, idl^ein.] bai ^robepapier, 
 Cadmugpapier, Jtnrfiimepapier. 
 
 Test, ((at. testis) t. [&iig[.] ber left, 
 lefleib, SBefenntnifteib. 
 
 To take the test, ben XtH (i)\vbten. 
 
 Test, V. a. 1. proben, prubiren, pri'ifen, 
 erproben. 2. bejeugcn u. bariien (eiiieSd)nfi). 
 3. [OKetalliirg.] in einem i)5robierfii'gti niit« 
 tiljl iBlei abtreibcii ((iji lb n. ©iibcrj ; t&'hem.J 
 probireii. [priift, prcbiri, geiaiitert. 
 
 Tested, (mittel|l eiiiefi 'iprobetiegeie) gei 
 
 Testable, test'abi, adj. 1. (leijtiviftig) 
 i)crmad)f luerDen fiJnnenD. 2. fat^ig, 3eugni^ 
 abjiilegen, faljjg, 3euge jii fein. 
 
 Testaceog^rapliy , tlstaseeg'- 
 gral fe. \. T e s t a c e o I o g y. 
 
 Testaceolog-y, tcsiaseol'lcjje, > 
 
 TeStalOg-y, tesialiuje, ) 
 
 (lat. testacea Ob. testa u. gr. logos) «. bie 
 Sd)altl)ierlel)re. 
 
 Testaceous, testA'shu.s, adj. 1. JU 
 g;d)aien geljirig , aiis ©t^alen beileljeno, 
 rrt)alig. 2. mit (£d)alen beDecfi, l)artrd)alig, 
 (ad)al . ., ©djalen ... - animals, ©d)altl)ierc. 
 
 Testaceous medicines ^ ^iiluer iili$ 
 itrebefdjgfeii zc. 
 
 Testament, te-s'tamtut, (fr. ^, 
 0. Irtt.) *. I. bai le|lainent, ber letjte aWide, 
 bai i8erniad)tnip, bie g-rbeinie^niig. 2. u bai 
 Ifftanieitf. The Old -, the New -, bai 
 aire, neiie Xetlament. 
 
 Testamentary , testamenfare, 
 adj. I. jti rineni Zeilaniente ob. )n 1e|la> 
 meiiteii geljiu'ig , leflanienis... 2. ie|la» 
 mentlid). (shun. #. t bae lefiiren. 
 
 Testamentation, te.siaiii«iii4'- 
 
 Testaie, test ate, adj. em leilninriit 
 geniad)t habeiiD. (laiieii. 
 
 Tu die testate, ein Xe|laiiient l)in[cr> 
 
F&tp, far, fall, fat. M*, met. Fine. fin. NA, move. n6r, Kot. 6\\. cl6ii<l. Trthe. tub. fdll. tAin. THis. 969 
 
 TES 
 
 Testation, ilsti'diun. «. ba£3eui]> 
 nig. 
 
 Testator, teciitur, (M. 3Q.) «. ^er 
 Cir;'Ui|ier, Grbfe^er, 55criiiiid)tmu|lifter, X(> 
 (later. llniTeriiin, G-r6|e^jeriiiM. 
 
 TeNtatrix, lesta'triks, t. tie Qtb- 
 
 Teste, lent, (i.u. <H}.) «. [S>{crt)t6tVr.] 
 jeiui- ii)iil rtiife SEcit , iufld)cr tn* Dnnim 
 fiiti).iir. [^i-trl)imi«ci. 
 
 Tester, lest'ur, (v. fr. tete) «. ^rr 
 
 Tester, /*. (ir. "JKuiijm.l Bo^ 
 
 Testoii, lem'uii, ^iti-viilucf (enun = 
 i) |>rii<.-' tteriing). tOiKQeiifeti. Shak. 
 
 Tester(ii), 0. a.-f-miteiiiem ADpmuite 
 
 Testeril, lest'uili, «. iai Rcvifind- 
 
 Testicle, t«<t'4kl, (int.) «. [••Uwat.] 
 tit ^obt. ttt ieftifrl. 
 
 Testicular, lekiU'ular.ad/.L^nnt.] 
 }ii tt» l^obtn fltljortg. ^JOB*".-. -arierie*. 
 Die ^oBeiibiutiiCctit. I |93ot.] fjoteiif^rmifl. 
 
 Testirulate, teii'k ulate. adj. 
 
 Tesfiricatiun, testefekil'shun, 
 (lat.i *■ Die 'Vt')ciiiiiiu(], 6(16 3t'i<(iii<6- 
 
 Testificator, linifikitur , i ^ 
 
 Testifier, ■•■t'^flur, } 
 
 ttt Seugf- 
 
 Testify, tiai'M, ((at. tettificor) v. n. 
 {(ugrii, 3'U()( f'iii, 3ri>fl"i8 abUatn; (nii(t> 
 1)011 iSndfen) iciigtii (for, fiic; againit, ge> 
 fltn, roifter). (ntteflireii. 
 
 Testify, v. a. bcitugrn, bti'd^rtiiigrn. 
 
 Testily, titt'M, (v.tftj)ade. touiv 
 tnrlid), murrn^. 
 
 Testimonial, testimA'nJal, ad) 
 6f(]lniit)i(ieit(, 3cU(]ni# grbtnb. [nifTe. 
 
 T e ( t i m o n i a I letteri, f(triftli<f)e 3(»<)' 
 
 Testimonial, «. tai (f(i)riftlid>e) 
 3rii(ini§, lltteilnt. 
 
 Testimony, (eit'^muiii, (fat. te«ti- 
 moiiiuniJ I. t){\6 3(»(1<«6' ") ((ii« ^ilu^faiir, 
 n>o6nrd> fcie aualjrijcit finer ©acfte 6eftaii(it 
 wirB) tit tibli<t)t 'ilu^fafle Per 3i'iifl«'i ver 
 Qitritbt; tai r(t)rittli(t)e 3t»Q»i§, ^ilttrilat. 
 b) Me ^((euniiiig ; tat 93ereiiitttii^. e^ Cer 
 85eiwei« t>iir<f) 3«"fl«n. 
 
 To bear teitiniony, 3'*iAni6 oftlegeii 
 Dt. flfbfii , bejeugeii. In - whereof, }mii 
 SeiifliiiB (jieniber, 3eiifliiig Bcffcn iirfiiiiMictj 
 tt^en, )ii llrfiiiiD ttfftn. [grti. Shai . 
 
 Testimony, v. a. f leiigen, be\tu! 
 
 Testiness, tcKt'^nek , «. Bic SDiiii- 
 Berlid)ffir, prr Wiirrfinn, ©•iflenrmn. 
 
 Testing', teiting, t. tn6 ^prubireii; 
 f. to Tf «t. 
 
 Testoon, restuun', «. (ettie ®il6rr: 
 ntuiiie III -ISoriiignl ti. Orolicn) (ft Xeilone, 
 Bn* .RiU'i'tliirf. (Test. 
 
 Test-piiper, text' pipur f. initrr 
 
 Tesdlllinai, (smii Henai. adj. jiir 
 €d>iirfriHf i^riHinn, it'r I'ihiiiid), ®d)il^fri!ufll. 
 
 TeStU<iinated, leMuclen^led. udj. 
 
 be^ll(1)t; nfi»oll>f. (frttUBfr&riMiforim.i 
 
 TestuflhieouN, leitrudiii eiis. mij 
 TeKtu<i4», icKii'i'do. (Int. ^.) «. I 
 [roni. ftrirgfiu.J Bit lefliiBo (fin init eiiuiii 
 £i.id)f hfBcrftf* ajfrfi)!, ^n6 tnnii t>rrt"rf)icbrn 
 fiitnte, uiiB miter Beiii man ii<1) Brn 'Woiicni 
 iinfjertf ; eiii X)n<i), K\$ man Btir.t tie ®d)ilPe 
 bilBfte, iufl(f)f Bie ©PlBntfii iiber fid) (jiclttit). 
 ». iWfB.] Bif €<f)iiBrrotfiigfrrf)ii!Ulrt. 
 
 Testy, teO'e, (i>. ft. leite. tete, tetii) 
 wO- cigniftiitiig, Tovftfi^/ luiiiiCcrlic^, niiir 
 
 rifrf). A - fellow, ter ^53'^llrrfopf. 
 
 Tetanus, lei'anus, igr. tetanos) m. 
 (iJKfB.] ccr iStnrrfrainpf, ioBteufranipf. 
 
 Tetaug', tei&wg', «. (3<t)ti)t)ul.] Bft 
 •Sinrffirrt). 
 
 Tetclliness, > f. Tecluness. 
 
 Tetcliy, S Techy. 
 
 Tete, tite, (fr. 93}. ) «. Ba* tnirrfjc 
 S)iiiir; Ber ^anrniiffrt^, Bie tour (Bfr gmiicn. 
 tniinier). 
 
 Tete-a-tete, i&te'-a-iite', (fr. 
 Si.) adv. init&iiieiiianriii, iiiitfr i>ifr'>}lui]t'ii. 
 - «. Bie 3ur<i<ii>i<'nfuiitt, iai &t\'\>ta(b uiitrr 
 Diet 3liigtn , bie grijeime UiiterreBiiiig jiveier 
 $eti'onen. OreiiiiB. 
 
 Tete-a-tete-companion, Ber iiuuge 
 
 Tetlier, teTH dr. «. ta6 Spaniifeii, 
 Ber lange ©trid; f. Tedder. 
 
 Tether, v. a. tmit einem ^eiBcilricf > 
 anbiiiBen, fefTclu; f. Tedder. 
 
 Tetra, tet'ra, (gr. W.) tu3>ir<»i»)>^>>= 
 retjaiigen = i>ier. 
 
 Tetracliord, tei'rakSrd, (gr.) «. 
 
 I. Bn5 Diiri'aitige Oiiilrimieiit, Bie vierfnitigr 
 Ceier, Ba$ letro^orb. i. [alt. ^IRuf.] Bie 
 Quarte. 
 
 Tetrad, tet'rad, (gr. SS.) t. bie Sat)[ 
 Diet, eiite Sninmluiig ouii oier Diiigeii. 
 
 Tetradactylous , tettradak't'i- 
 lus, <v. gr.) adj. uifrjfl)ig. 
 
 Tetradiapason, tlttradlap'azon, 
 «. Bie bierfa(t)e Crtave ob. 91(t)te, 9{eun> u. 
 3n)aiijig(le. 
 
 Tetradrachma, tettradrak'ma. 
 «. [rtlt. OTiiiijm.] Ba« S8ierBrnd)nifii|iricf. 
 
 Tetradynamian, tettradinam' j- 
 an , f. (33i)t.] Bie tetriiBoiiamifdje, iuerina(t)> 
 ttge '$ftnii)e. 
 
 Tetradynamian, adj. [Sot.] 
 retraMjiiamird), uifriiind)iig, nut Dicrniad): 
 (igeii ©taiibr'aBen. 
 
 TetragloHsic, tetiaglos'Mk, adj 
 in uier Sprnd)fn nbgffiigt. 
 
 Tetragon, leitiagon. (u. gr. (etra 
 
 II. goiiia) 4. I. (@eom.J tai SSiererf. 2. 
 t'Milroi.l Bn« XetragDn. 
 
 Tetragonal , litrag'g&nal . adj. 
 ,fflipni.| I'icrcrfig, uirrfcitig; [Sot.] nierffi. 
 tig, I'ifretfifl. ([(5)iom.] tie ftrei^uierung. 
 
 Tetragoni^m, tct'tiagc^nizm. «. 
 
 Tetragrammaton,tetiiagiani'- 
 maion, inr.) «.t)ii6 iijort upniiier9Jiid)|1rtten. 
 
 Tetragyn, tct irajin, $. [$Dt.| Bte 
 I'irriDi'iiMflt ^^Jfl.uijf. [(iH^r.] uifriwciOig. 
 
 Tetragyuian, tetuajin'yun, adj. 
 
 Tetraliedral , tcitrahe'dial, adj. 
 ( ©fuiu. u. 55i't.J titrneBriid), i>iir(liid)ig. 
 
 Tet railed r«in, teinahe-dtoa, «. 
 [(iJn'iu.) tai iBierfl.id). 
 
 Tetraliexnliedral,iettrai>ek<ia- 
 lii'dial. adj. i Jvri(laIlDgriipl).J ferf)6uifrf[a> 
 d)i.i, tffrntjfjraeBnrd). ( |'iJ5off.] infrfii§ig. 
 
 Tf*trameter, teiraiirm^tur, adj. 
 
 Tetrameter , t. bet itifrfi'igige 
 aScr*. [Bie I'irniinitiifrigc ijijlrt'iie- 
 
 Tetrantler, tetian'dnr. *. C^Dt.] 
 
 Tetraiidrian, teiraudiean. adj. 
 [Sor.) iMiTiiiiiniicrig. 
 
 Tetrapetaluus, tctirapctalus,) 
 
 Tetrapliy lions, leirai'tiiiut, ^ 
 adj. (2jpt.) uifrbinttfrig. 
 
 Tetrapla, tet'trapla, (gr.; «. bie 
 
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 Ittrapla, 93iBfl in pirr Sprntften, S5ifrft)rrt 
 vDeiibibel. 
 
 Tetraptote , tet'trlptute , «. 
 [(yranini.] em ^niiptmort, ba6 nwr I'ie* 
 Unfile i)ax. [t. ttt Iftrard), iBIerffiril 
 
 Tetrarcli, li'trlrk, tet'irark, (gr.; 
 
 Tetrarcliate, tetrar'kAte, 
 
 Tetrarcliy, tet'trarke, 
 tai i,ciriird)iif , Bie Xetrard)ie, Ba6 95iet 
 tiir|leiif()iim, Bie SBierfiirjleurorirbe ; Wegie 
 rung cine* SBierfilrilen. 
 
 Tetrarcliical, t^trar'kikal, adj. 
 (u finfr 'lctmrd)if grl)&rig. 
 
 Tetraspermoustettrasperm'us, 
 adj. [Sot.) I'lfnaniig. 
 
 Tetrastich, t^tras'i'k, «. ($oef.] 
 tai Xetrnftid)on , Cer 58ieri<cr« , uifrjf ilige 
 iBcr^. [uirrfniilige ^ebdtiDr. 
 
 Tetrastyle, let'trasiile, «. Ba< 
 
 Tetrasyllaitic, tetnasiiiait'ik. n. 
 
 Tetrasyllabical , leitraMllabi- 
 kal. adj. uierfili'ig. (Ba# I'ifrfiU'igc ^2v5ort. 
 
 Tetratiy liable, teitraMi'iabl, «. 
 
 Tetric, tetiik. ) , ^ 
 
 Tetrical,.^,rAkSi. [^-1 t 
 
 Tetricous, .4, rikds.) + •""""* 
 I'aiifrti'pfird), iiiiirfiiiiPlid), luiiiiBerlid). 
 
 Tetricity, lonNsete. 1. 1 Bii« im'ir» 
 rif(f>e 2Cefen, tie wiiiitfrlKftf *Jlrt. 
 
 Tetter, letiur. (niigelf. teter, tetr) 
 I. [-JWeB.J bie Sd)i»)inbe, JJlet^ie, bne3it«er» 
 mnl)l; pi. -», Bie 5Jlfd)tcn. 
 
 Teller- berry , Bie SJeere ppn bet n)fi« 
 gen 3'iunrebe. — worm, Bie ^ferBefliege, 
 ^J5ftrtclaii5. --wort, Ba6 ©rfjuialbenfraut. 
 
 Tetter, ». a. mit Ben Jlec^ten obet 
 niir eineni 3irtfrinn()lf anflerfen. 
 
 Tettisll, tei'iish. udj. f f. Testy. 
 
 Teutonic, luidn 'k, (p. lent) adj. 
 teiitoiiit'd), nitteuti^^. [OrBen. 
 
 Teutonic order, bft Bf utfc^e (3{(ttfrO 
 
 Teutonic, *. Ba« ^ltBeutfct)e, bit 
 nitBciitrd)e Spmd)e. 
 
 Teutons, tu'tonz, «. pi. tit Xciu 
 tnneii, niten Deutfdjen. 
 
 Te*v, tu, p. a. * I. t (ein Bing) be» 
 nrbfiten (Bag ti lueid) luerBe*, lueid) frf)lagen, 
 nifirbe (lopfen. 2. t)ernnireigfn, plagen. 
 
 To tew hemp, [9J?nr.J Ben ipnnf fiDpffn, 
 bafen. To - the mortar, ben 9Ji6rtel riilj* 
 ren , iinter einnnBer madjen. 
 
 Te*v, «. -f I. Bet Stcff, Bn« «JRntetin(, 
 tie 'Wiiterinlien. 2. bie (eiferne) ^ette. 
 
 Tewel, tu il, (fr. tuyau) ». -, oBer 
 --iron, bie 93fllgBiefe, ®nlgliefe, 35nlgen« 
 liffe (3fol)rf nin 33Iai'ebalge>. 
 
 Te^vta^v, nitiw, ». «. + (^anf k.) 
 brf d)cn. - *. t Bie 95ri'(^e , ^(infbrfd)e. 
 
 Text, tekht, (latt textus) s. I. Bet 
 XtfX; (bei nltetn ®(brift|lef(frn porjugfiPfife) 
 bft lert (B. i). Bie i>ier (5'uniigclien ). 2. 
 (tOPOOf-] "«' 'iw (bieOJfatcrie Bee ©a^e*). 
 3. f. --hand. 
 
 Text-book, ba« Ifttblld). — hand, 
 fine befonbere 9lrt grcger ©djrift, ^awf 
 rd)rifr, tie tf):rfd)rift. --letter, ter groSe 
 uerjierte 95iid)(Tiibe. — man, tfr 99ibflfeile. 
 
 Textile, leks't'l, (int.) adj. geiuebt; 
 fpiiiiibiir , fid) fpiniien oB. firf) J" JiiBen jie* 
 
 Textiles, t. ;>/. «)fiuebf . [I)eii laffeiib. 
 
 Textorial, leksioreal, (U\t.) miJ- 
 jtim liJcbeii gflji)rig. 
 
970 Fate, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, f fn. N6, move, u6r, got, 6il, cl6ud. Tibe, liih, fiSll. lAin, THu. 
 
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 Textriue, teks'tnn, adj. iaiWtbtn 
 betrcffeiiD. 
 
 Tex trine art, ^ie aCe6erfim(l. 
 
 TextunI, teks'tshual, (fr. textuel) 
 mdj. 1. im Xtftt eiit()ttlteii , tcjrtmnf-iij. 2. 
 |Uiii Xtxtt tifiieut). 
 
 Textunllst, tlks'lsliual'st, I 
 
 T«xtii»ry, teks'lsliilare, ^ 
 6er lextgileiine , lejrruerfliiiifiac ; g-iner, 
 bet fid) nil Cftt Zm l;riit. 2. 6er 25ibclfi'|le. 
 
 Textuary, ad), l. tfj:rni.i0ifl , im 
 Zext eiirl)nitcu, jiim Xfjrt Qi'O&f'fl- 2. jiim 
 Icxre DitiieiiB, ^c^ If)rr ntgebeiiD. 
 
 Textuary sense, iet ©d)riftf5ini. (1 
 see no ground) wliy liis reason sliould be — 
 to ours, wnnim luir icinm ®nin6 fiir eiii 
 ©Miigelimii I)nitcii tonen. [ luerfmiflen. 
 
 Vextuary, *. lai 95iid) otjnt 5Iii: 
 
 Textuist, teks'tsliuist, «. f. Text- 
 man. 
 
 Texture, tlks'tslnlre , ((. textura; 
 t. I. t>ai aSScben. 2. Mi ©emebt (Die 9ltt 
 II. 835eife bef 5S5ebfnfi; He Qeiuebte ©ndje 
 ftlt'll)! [Onffltj tinfi ®ctue6e, ©eiuirt bti 
 iiidjeS, tie X)i(t)tigf<ir t>e& iJSnpier* ic. 3, i 
 «) ['^Wl tiaiQiemd'c, bif giiraninu'iifeijmiG. 
 b) [QJiint.] t>a6 ©iivebe. [fliirfem 9(iirfeii. 
 
 Hides of strong texture, i^niire UDll 
 
 Vliacli, t/jak, [Dmi.i fiir Tliatch. 
 «^ T h a c k s t e r , f. Thatcher. 
 
 Tliala8SO>lieter,i/ialassom'etur, 
 (gr.) 4. [OK.ir.] 6er liefeiiiciltr , ©eemcffer, 
 WeerniifTer. [tn Iljndit. 
 
 Tliallite, t/ial'llte, «. !9]?iiu'rnlg.] 
 
 Tlaaaiies, temz, «. [®eogr.j bit 
 X()em|"e. [ 9>iiitterl;ering. 
 
 Thames -shad, tie ^llfe, ailoie, tn 
 
 TltailllllUZ, l/iaminuz, «. I. [jliD. 
 Jtnl.l btr <)»i)iiac Xl^iinimiij. 2. bet 9?niiie 
 eiiicr ®otff)eit bti Den ^M;Dnijiern. 
 
 Than, THan. (nngcH'- thanne; taww, 
 btnw) adv. oitt eon), (imc^ eiiiciii £oiii: 
 pntnttue fletjenb) M6, benw, * bniiii. 2.$ 
 6Uiu. ffir then. 
 1. Wisdom is better tlian strengtli. 
 
 Than whom no men who live are more 
 vindictive , rii(l>flifriflcr ali fit , i(t tciix 
 gWenfrf)- 
 
 VhanagHf tAane idje, t. bit 1i)nn- 
 Mnft, iperrrd)iift eiiirfi ll;<iii, gniibUL'gtei. 
 
 Tliane, thine. (nMgeI|'.tiiegen,tliaegn) 
 «. berlfjrtii (nngelfiidjfirctje G-b(e ; Sflnbuogti. 
 
 T h a n e - 1 a n d s, «. p^ Smibercieii, \\)d<be 
 He Xljniifi tiiittelfl Urfiiiii>eii uuu <Bact>\tn' 
 fouigen miter iBebingung geiuiffer iafttn tt-. 
 I^ielteii. 
 
 Thauesliipfi/iane'ship, «. bai ^mt, 
 bte ?55urDe, $i>rrfc()>ift eiiieS Zi)a\\. 
 
 Vliank, t/<angk, (angelf. thancian) 
 •. o. ©inem bnufeii, Daiif fngtii; (oft j) 
 banttn. 
 
 I should thank you for etc., icf> mBd)te 
 ntir moi)l tc niUbitteii. die is ruined), and 
 he may - himself for it, iiilb bai f)nt er 
 ^td) felttfl ill bniiftii, jii uerbanfen (uiib ba& 
 Ijl feiiic ©d)iilb). 
 
 Tliank, ) 
 
 Tliauks, t/iangks, geivDf)nI. p{.,) '' 
 »er Dfiiif. 
 
 And gave thanks to God, n. banttt 
 Bott. To return -s, billlfen , Ddlif flb|1nt> 
 ((11. To give solemn -s, bailfjAgeii. No -s 
 
 THA 
 
 to you. ci^itc 3l)neii biifilr bniifi'erpflirf)tet }ii 
 feiii. -s be ti) God. ®ott fei X5iiii(. 
 
 Tliank-oftering. bnt Xlnilfopfer. — - 
 worthy. bniifiuilrPig, PniifriieiuerrI). 
 
 Tliankful, lyiangkTuI, adj. bdllf: 
 bnr, erfeiiiiHirf). — udv. Tliank'fu ily, 
 biuifbiir, niit J)aiif. [fie Douftiirfeit. 
 
 Tliailkf Illneitil, t/iangk'fulne.<i, s. 
 
 TliankleSS, i/iangk'ies, adj. till-. 
 brtiiflJrtr, a) (Uiitniif empfiiibeiib, bejcigenb). 
 b) (iiid)t Inljnenb, u. ©iid)en). iDieiifl. 
 
 A thankless offire, ciii Iinbailfbiir^r 
 
 Tliailklessness, i/<angk'lesnes, 
 t. He UnCiiiifbnrffit, ber Uiibiint. 
 
 Tliailksg^ive, tJiangksgiv', v. a. 
 bniifmgen. [btr Dniiffiigcntie. 
 
 TliailkKg'iver, t/iangksgiv ur, s. 
 
 TliailkSJjiviltg-, t/iangksgiv ing, 
 «. bie iJiiiifrngiiiig; bi\i Dniifuigiitigift'tl. 
 
 Tliatrandite, i/iar audit *. [Wk 
 iicr.ilg.) brr Il).iriiiibit. 
 
 Xliariii) i/iaim, (aiigelf. thearm) i. 
 [Ocrtl.i bai ®ebnrm, ©"iiignwcibe. 
 
 Thai, THat, (aiigclf. thaet, that; 
 guti). thata) pron. 
 
 1. ber, lueldjrr, bie, me\d)e, bnft, iueld)c«. 
 
 A judgment that is equal and impar- 
 tial, must incline to the greater pro- 
 babilities. WlLKIMS. 
 
 2. jeiicr, ber, jeite, bie, jfiieS, bai. 
 What book is that, IV>1^ ifl bai fl'ir eili 
 
 93u(^T I saw it would come ta -, i(t) fnl), 
 ba6 ti bnju foiiiiiien lui'irbe. - way. 1. bcii 
 2Ceg, jeiieii 9S5eg. 2. f lUif biefe ob. i"old)c 
 •ilrt, bnbiird). - is, bai ifl, bai l)eigt. What 
 is — to us, mai geljr iin^ bai nil? See 
 thou to -, ba fitt^e bii ju. Ill - bnrmn 
 lucil. What of-, mai i\1 ti beiin nie()r? 
 wat l)iu ti bciiii nut fid)? At - time, {ii 
 ji'lier 3eit. (You alledge that the man is 
 innocent); —he is not, bai ifl tX llid)C. (1 
 will know your business), — 1 will, bns 
 luill id). Ye defraud, and — your brethren, 
 II il)r i()iit llnred)t, iiiib folAyei an eiicrii 
 Srutieni. - be far from thee, bai fei feme 
 uoii bir. -'» off. bn» gfl)ijrt iiid)t ljtel)8r, bai 
 gel)&rt iiid)t jur ®iid)e. Shak. [bai. 
 
 3. berjeiiige, ber, birjeiiige, bie, bngjeiiige, 
 
 He is of that humor that etc., rr III 
 
 in eiuer Sniiiie, bng u. According to - of 
 
 Horace, iind) bent, mo? Spova^ gtfngt i)at. 
 
 A. -'* (fur that which, what; ivai. 
 
 That, eoiv- 
 
 1. bng. [the Turks. 
 i heard that the Greeks had defeated 
 
 2. bng (bn6 SBirljiiltiiie ber Uifnc^e jiir 
 aJ3irfiiiig, ob. ber 2i3irfiiiig jiir llrfad)e an-. 
 beiitetib). 
 
 It is so small that etc., ti ifl fu ffein, 
 bn@ K. So - , in so much — , fo bA^. Seeing 
 
 3. bng, bftiuit. [-, iDtil. 
 That 1 may be short, tun mid) flirj }ll 
 
 4. weil. ( fiiffeii, iiiii fiiri }ii feiii. 
 It is not that I love you less, iiid;t lueil 
 
 id) ©ie lueiiiger liebe. It is not that I be- 
 lieve, nid)t lueif id) ginube. 
 
 5. f ill I'd ferti ali. Shak. 
 Thatch, t/iatsh, (niigelf. thao «. i. 
 
 bai ©trol) (}um ©ncfjbreJeii), 2)nd)flrol). 2. 
 + a) bai ©trDl)bftd>. b) bie ©trohljiitte. 
 
 A roof of thatch, t>ai <Bttct)ba<t). Cot- 
 tage of -, bit ©trt)l)l)u»e. 
 
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 T h a t c h - s t a c k , eiii ©djobet ^ad)Hri>t). 
 
 Thatch, V. a. niit ©crol; becfeii. 
 
 Thatclier, tAatshur, <. ber (BtTotj> 
 berter. (berfeii 
 
 Thatching', t/iaishing. j.bn£@trof^ 
 
 Tliauiliatolog'y,t/iawmatol loje, 
 (gr.) *. bie il;iiiitii<Uii|fgie , Sajiiiiberleljre 
 2ti}re voit ben S33uiiberti ^efii tiitb feiiiei 
 3 linger. 
 
 Tliauinaturg-ic, tAiwmatui'jik 
 
 Thauinaturg-ical, t/ii wmatur' 
 jekal, ad). tl;aiimiuiirgir(<), i»iiiiberri)niifl' 
 Grflniiiieii erregciib. 
 
 Thaumaturg'y, t/iiw'matuiji, 
 (gr. thMuma u. ergou) t. bit Il}auiiintiirgie, 
 ^I13iiiibertl)iitigfeit ; aSJuiibcrtfjiierei. 
 
 Tha'«V, t/iiw, (niigclf. thawan) r. n. 
 tfjniieii; (i>. ©ifi) fd)tiieljeii. 
 
 It t haws, ti tf)ai\tt. 
 
 Tha^v, v.a. 1. niiftf;niieii. 2. i erivei* 
 c^eii, ruljreii (o. ^erjeii). 
 
 It is thawing weather, ti ifl lf)nu« 
 lUfttir, ti ttjaiitt. [Ihniiwetter. 
 
 Tha«v, *. bn6 Xf)ntieit , ^iifrt;niieii; 
 
 Tha^vingr, t/iaw'lng, t. bai Ii)niieii. 
 
 The, THe, The, (aiigelf. the; |)d((. 
 de) ? cfr th', 
 
 1. (nl« airtifel ober DeiiteiuDrt) (tingo 
 ber, bie, bai; iacciu.) ben, bie, bai; of -, 
 b(i, ber, bti; to the -, bem, ber, beiii; (.pi.) 
 bit; of -, ber; to -, ben. 
 
 2. (fiir that) ber. 
 
 3. (ali uda. i>erflnrft ti vor Aoinparnti* 
 i<eii iiiib ©iiperlAtiueti bie !&ebeuiuiiii eitied 
 SR3orre6) je, beflo, urn fi). 
 
 The sooner, btjlo tijtt, - longer we 
 continue in sin, — more difficult it is to 
 reform, je Iniiger iwir in ber ©iinbe i>erhnr» 
 reii, urn fo fd)wtttt ifl ti, fid) iii beffern. - 
 fewer questions I am asked, je luentg.T inoit 
 mid) fvngt. We are — more like a barrel of 
 herrings, ivir gleid)en tint fo mel)r einer 
 Xoiiiie Jpnringe. - less, urn fo lurniger. - 
 sooner, - better, je el)cr, je lieber. - most 
 we can do is to submit, ^Uti , wai Wit 
 tl;iin fiiiiiiieii, ifl, bn0 luir iiitd iiiitcnuerfen. 
 
 Tlieaudric, t/iean'drik, (gr.) adj. 
 [i.l)iol.] gorttneiird)Iid), tl)fniibrif(f>. 
 
 Thearchy, i/tc'aike, (gr.) «. bie 
 Xl)eofrrttie. 
 
 Tlieater, the'atuv, } (gr.) «. I. bn< 
 
 Theatre, ^^l)einfr,©d)niii 
 
 fpirll;nu£, bie^iif;iie, ©<{)nubiii;iu', ber©d)nii< 
 plat). 2. i ber ©d)niivln$; bie ©(t^niibuljiie. 
 3. 1 (J(>un6, bai nd) mie eiii iljenter fliifein 
 meifc rri)fbt, bai '31iiipl}iil)riuer. 4. bai 
 iljenter leiii ipaiifi, 3itmner jii offenr(id)eii 
 uiiffciird)iifilid)Cii Beimniflnuioneii) ; j. ^. 
 Anatomical -, bai nnntotiiifd)e ll)enter, 
 3erglie6eriiiig5()nu5 , Sefglieberimg^iiiiimer. 
 3. Shade above shade, a woody — 
 
 Ol stateliest view ... MiLTON. 
 
 The - of war, ber firifg*(d)niipl>'0. - of 
 the world, ber 5J3i'ltrd)niipliilj. ((I'iBfoiid)). 
 
 Theaiin, i/te aiiii. t. ber Xl)eatiiier 
 
 Theatiiie, «■ bie ll)eaiiiiers9?oniie. 
 
 Theatral, i/ieatrai, ad), t iuiu 
 Xt)t'nri-r grhorig, t>iil)iienmn^ig, tl)entriiiifd>. 
 
 Theatric, i/ieai tiik. ( adj. I. 
 
 Tiieatrical, t/ieaitiekai.^ iiim 
 Il)(atcr gd)ong , biii)neiii)idg g , tl;eatrnlifc^ 
 'i. tl;ciuiali|"d>, flnutell)«|t. 
 
rfcte, far, fMl. fal. M*, met. Fine, fin. N6, mivt, nAr, gftt, 6?1. rl6fiil. Tdbe, tflb, full. lAin, THIs. 971 
 
 THE 
 
 Theatrically, tAeat'trekaU, adv. I 
 
 kutiiirniiia^iii. (hrnrriilifrt). 
 
 Tlieave, i/ieev, ^ «. [Orrtl.] Mt (in> 
 
 Tiiavtr, i/tave, i) jiil)r:({( Snnim. 
 
 Thee, THee, proH. (Objefciv doii 
 til nil) Mr, Md;- 
 
 Ot tliee, ^tille^. To -, bir, |U Mr :c. 
 
 Thee, (atigeif. tlieau) v. n. * gc> 
 (rihrii. 
 
 Then, theft, (ai«)c(r. thyftho «. ber 
 £)iet>|hil}l (^<1«ec(t)l(ll 1 iia$ (](|lol)ltiteSiii<1)- 
 
 Thefl-lioee. f --liool, --hold. 
 [?{f(t)t#rvr.l Me bfMiKjre iBfloljniiiifl, urn eii 
 tirii £ieb iu<i)t \u vttio\Qtn , tit TbxtH' 
 Ijfhirrei. 
 
 TheK^ither, (f(1)ott.) together. 
 
 Their, THare, (Aligeir. hiora; \i\. 
 Iheirra) ■pron \\)x. il)r«. 
 
 It i( their fault, tt ifl i()rt @rf)ll(b. 
 
 Theirs, TlUrz. pron. ihr, iljrc, ii)rr<, 
 brr, bit, M»6 il)ri(}e. 
 
 This book i* theirs. Mrfrtf !8ti(f) OC' 
 Y)bT\ il)iun. This is -, t'\ti i|1 6a4 il;ri<)c- 
 The fault is more their language'* than -. 
 ttr %t\){n lirgt mctjr on il)rrr <Bvxn^t nlr 
 «it it)nrti. 
 
 ThelHin, ihiixm. (v- qr. theos) «. 
 biT Deittn (O^utttiliiiiiir, Wotrr^iiMiibr). 
 
 Thelift, t/ie'Mi, «. bcr Driti (Q)ott> 
 tfffiiiirr, OU'trciliiiibiiir). 
 
 ThelNtic, t/iii.'iik, ^ arfA 
 
 TheiNtical, t/ieis-t^kal. ^ Miflir((>. 
 
 Them, THem, pron. pi. (Objrftiv 
 17. they) I. fir, if^iirii. 
 
 To them, il)iirii. Look to — , fvrge fur 
 fie. In -, An i>)iieii, bnriii. 
 
 2. O (fUD 6ie. Mefe, jene. 
 
 Bring them horses; — horses are to be 
 led to water. lrif<f)e Stfeden. 
 
 The III are foolUh fellows, bai fillb linr< 
 
 Theme, tuimt. (gr. thenia) §. i. 
 her ®efleMfl.iiib < wonlber ninii f^reibl , 
 fprid)t), ©toff, ®n^, ^pfltipfin^, J^niiptge! 
 bnnre, ba< Xl)eitia. 'I. Me ^lliifflobe, Mi£ 
 ll)emn (fur Sdjillet). 3. |OJ?iif.| 6er ^niipt. 
 Orbfliire, t)n« It^eina. 4. [®rainiii.] bii« Ur> 
 Bort, <!Ciirjefi«prt. 
 
 Themsei, (fd)Ptt.) themselves. 
 
 Themselves, THemseivz', (v. 
 
 they u. selves, )'. sel f> pron. pi. I. fi((), ft((; 
 fflbfl, felbfl. 1. fie felbfl. 
 
 They themselves, fie felbfl. — (have 
 dune the mischief). He felbll K. Things in 
 — innocent (may under certain circiini- 
 siHncrs cexxe to be so), £ing|, bie An linb 
 fi'tr fi(t> umcbiilbifl ftiib zc. To -, il^nen frlbfl, 
 fi<t). Till they come perfectly to -, h\t fie 
 rofl'utnmen ju fl(f> foniinen. 
 
 Then, THen, (gotf;. thanae; angelf. 
 
 lliMniie; bnilll) udo. 
 
 I. bnnii, al£btiMn; bnrAUf. 
 
 Now and then, (Ann unb n>nnn, }ii' 
 •teilrn. — upon this chair, — upon that, 
 •nib Aiif biefcn, bnlb nuf jeiien @rnl)l. If all 
 this be so, — (man has a natural freedom), 
 fttrnn fid) biefe^ %llee fo i>rrl)Alt, bAiin tc. 
 
 1. bnnial«; ( Ai:d) nU) adi. \. 3). The - 
 iiiohop n{ London, ber batnulige 9ird)of i<on 
 
 3. ir^^ [ConbcM. 
 Till then. frt« te^t. 
 
 Then, 0011^;. pj, ado. benn, bnljer, 
 baruui, aifu (fi>l,iit(^). 
 
 THE 
 
 What shall I do then, xoai fotl i(4 benii 
 tt)iiii/ If - there be a etc., lueuu e6 bnl)er 
 liii K. flibt. 
 
 Theuce, THense, (Angelf. thanan, 
 Ihaiioii; billineil) ad». 1. — , ob. from — , 
 i>iMt biiiiiien, uon bi^rt, von in, bnljer, von 
 borrljer, bnrnu«. 2. i<on ber 3fit An. 3. bn< 
 l)er (um ben @)riinb etner@A(t)e Aniubeiiren). 
 - it comes to pass. bAl)er ()erd)iel)t ti. 
 
 Thence, adv. ob. eonj. I. b,it)er (ben 
 Oiriinb einer @A<^e An^iibeuten). 2. f bi«iv. 
 fiir t han. 
 
 Tlienceftorth, THensef&rtA, (V. 
 
 thence ll. fortli) ado. —, (niid) from — ), VOll 
 ber 3ntH«n, leit ber 3tit, I'eitbur , l)iufur, 
 IjiiifiirAii , Ijiiifi'iro, tjinfort. 
 
 Thencefor'ivard, THensefor'- 
 wird, adv. von iiiin An, t)iiitTiri), ^iiifort. 
 
 Thencef rum, THensefrou', adv. 
 t i>oii bort. 
 
 Theocracy, t/ieokkrase, (gr.) «. 
 bie Zlji't'friUie, (yotiepl)frf|'i1)Aft. 
 
 Theocratic, t/ieokrat-'k, } 
 
 Theocratical, t/ieokiatijkal, \ 
 ad) tl)ccifrfltir(l)(gi>tte«l)rrrrrt)iiftlid)). — ado. 
 Theocrat'icaliy, tl)rprrAti|'d). 
 
 Theodicy, \hk'i>Ai>,9, (gr. theos 
 u. lilt, dico) t. [^l)iit>r.J bie Ihecbicee. 
 
 Theodolite, t/ieod-^ilte, (gr.) «■ 
 ber Ihfobolit (i5>&l)ennie(Ter, JfrneineiTer). 
 
 Theodore, thi'i>A6tt, (gr.) «■ 
 lljfopor. 
 
 Theog-ony, t/i^og'g&ni, (gr.) «. 
 |^0?i)rl)D(.] bie 1l)ei>gonie, @ottrrg<t'd)led)t£:, 
 0!>&tteriir|'prnng«lel)rf. 
 
 Theologra"<C« tAeol'l&gastur. 
 « ber tl)eolPfliid)e -W.irftitfjreier. 
 
 Theol«»irer, lAeoitojur, f 
 
 Tlifulus^ian, t/iiolAjean, 
 
 Tlieolt>SfiMt, t/ieol'lojist, 
 
 TheuloK-izer, tyieol l6jixur, ■{■ 
 
 Theoloipue, lAa-^iog, t 
 (gr. iheos u. logos) «. ber ll)epli>g, ®oUti: 
 gelehrre. 
 
 TlieolOfpiC, tAeolod'j'k. \ 
 
 TheoloifiCMl, theolod'jekal.^" ' 
 Kjei'lcgil'tO. —ado. Theolog'ically, t()eo> 
 Iogii'(f). 
 
 Theolog-lze, t/iiol'lojize, v. a. 
 tljri>ii>giid) nirtd)en. -».».+ ben ®i>ttei.- 
 gelrl)rten tnii(t)en, fpielen, ein ttjeologift^ei 
 ©ijfleni niifflfden, fAbrijiren. 
 
 Theolfk^y, i/ieari6ji, «. bie X^tv-. 
 (ogie, OJi)tte«kljre, {i>i)tte«ge(e^rt()eit, Out; 
 te^gelefjefAinfeit. 
 
 Moral theology, bit 9)?DrA(tf)eD(cgie. 
 Speculative -, bie fpefiilAtive lljeologie. 
 Scholastic-, bie fd)i>lA|lir(()e Xfjeplogie, @(t)i)> 
 
 lAlllf. 
 
 Theomachist, tAeoni'Skitt. (gr.). 
 §. ber XljeiMimd), (iJi'trbefrleger, (S>ptie«feinb, 
 0)pffe*brflreiter; ('))ii)t|)ol.] ber ©oKerfemb, 
 Worrrrbefnmpfrr. 
 
 Theomachy, t/ieom'ake, «. I. 
 (••WofI)!)!.] bie I()rpi«ii(f)ie, ber (»&tterilreit, 
 Rniiipf Db. Jtrirg tnit ben (i5bttern. 2. 1 ber 
 ©rreif iviber bie (i)ptrlieit, bie ^anbdmg, 
 brt niiin belli gottlidjen ?Siflen rolberilrcbt. 
 
 Theomag'i^ t/ieAmi'ji, (gr.) «. pi. 
 I. bie IljeoiVpljen , (JJpttefiueiirn , ©(JjiuAri 
 mer. 2. bte tKcfenfrriijer,. ®olbniAd)er. — 
 Theomug'icttl, adj. tDeomagii't^, t^tOt 
 
 adj. 
 
 THE 
 
 'fopliifrf); rpfenfreiijerif(f). 
 
 The«»iiiantist, tAeomln't'st, (gr. 
 t. ber (i)oirbegii|lirre, ©iner, ber UAit vox 
 gebli(f)tr (i5ttli(f)fr e-iiigebitiig ivAljrf.igt. 
 
 Theopascliite, i/ieopas'k{te,(gr.' 
 ». (^irrtjfiin) Pit il)ei'pii|'(f)ite. [(5)ottlie6. 
 
 Theupliilus, tAeoi'felus, (gr.) «. 
 
 Theorbo, t/ieor'bo, (it. tiorba) «. 
 ['JKiif.) bie Jl)ei'r6e, «A§lAiite. 
 
 Tlieoreiii,iAe'orem, (gr.)«. [«WAf^.l 
 bA* ilieoretii , ber Pfljn'A^. 
 
 Tlieorematic, i/icAreinat'lk. ^ 
 Theorematical, /icnreiuat'ikal.> 
 
 Theoremic, lyienrem'ik, 7 
 
 adj. tljei^reiurtriid) , }ii eineiti Ifjeoreine ge* 
 lj&ri(i , barin bertfl)ciib pb. eiit^olten. 
 
 Theoretic, tAeoieiik, 1 
 
 Theoretical, t/ieoret'tikal,i 
 
 Theoric, i/ieor'ik. f I 
 
 Theorical, tAeor'ekal. t \ 
 thepreriid) (betrA(f)reiib , Ani'd)Auenb, frfen* 
 nenb , tiiiterriidjnib , ber 58etrnd)tung, lln< 
 ferfii(titiig ob. Sprfd)rift vaA». 
 
 The«»retically, lAe&rlt'lkaU, 
 ado. t^fPrrtii'd). 
 
 Theoric, tAe'ir'k. «. + bie Iheorie. 
 
 Theoriftt, t/ie'^i'it. i. ber l^rpret 
 tifer, ©pefnMiit; SJerfAffer einer Iljeorie 
 pb. einr« Sehniebaiibe*. 
 
 Theorize, llie'Arlie, v. n. (oni 
 eine Ihrprie, lljeorien mAd)i'ii (i"i6er). 
 
 Theory, thihri, (gr. theoria) t. 
 1. bie lljeprie, 9Inrd)AiiHng, SSetrAdjtiiMg, 
 ®ei'd)Anuiig (Oieatnfa^ pon ^prAjri*). 2. bie 
 Iljeorie (befrAditenbe Kenntni^, of, dp 11 
 einer Rxmfl tt.). 
 
 Lavoisier's theory of combustion, Sa> 
 poifiere ^pmbiiflipn«tf|eprie. That is no -, 
 bA« liiftt fid) prAfrifd) beiiieifen. 
 
 TlieoNophic, t/ieotof'f!k, > 
 
 TlieoMopliical, tAio«of'fekal.^ 
 adj t()roiVpl)ird). (ber lljeoioplji^tn. 
 
 Tlieosoplilsm, t/ieok'sofizm , t. 
 
 Theo.«opliist, t/ieo«'sot!st, «. ber 
 t^epfppf), (Sipitioeife. 
 
 Theosophy, t/iens'sofe, (gr.) « 
 bie Ihep|"ppl)ie, ®otte«!uei?l)eit. 
 
 Therapeutic, tAeiapu't'k, (Ancti 
 
 Therapeutical) adj. 1. [^eb.} ttjttai 
 pentifd), f)ei(enb. 2. tfjerApeutifc^, bt\'<bauUd) 
 
 Tlierapeutics,iherapu'tiks. t. pi 
 I. bie lljerApeiitif, XljerApie, i^cilfnnil, ^eid 
 funbe. 2. [ji'ib. Qitf^.} ber ^efc^auer, X^e< 
 rApeut. 
 
 There, THire, (Aiigrrr. liiaer; gpt^ 
 thnr; i^ofl. daar ; (d)\r>. dar; biin. der ; 
 bort) ado. I. bort, bA; bAl)in. 
 
 There he is, bA ifl er. Here and -. ba 
 n. bott. I shall go -, lit) roerbe bAljiii ge^en. 
 
 2. bArin. lid) ti tnit iljiien. 
 There I hold with them, bnrin htiire 
 
 3. (inSJerbinbiing tnit isu. are). There 
 is, - are, t6 ifl, tS finb , t6 gibt. Wlirre 
 - la wit, - is etc., wo 2Di^ i|l, 6a ifl ""d) 
 
 — Is good wine drunk in KrHiice, in 
 JrAnfreid) trinft inAn gnten ^tin. 
 
 4. in SiifAininenfe^iingrn lj.it et bie 95ei 
 beutiing pon that; j. ^. The re by , =: 
 by that, bAbiirc^. 
 
 There-about', --abo tits', ado. 1. 
 (in ber ®egenb) bA Ijertitn. 2. t a) bA uni 
 flefAtjc, utiaefat)K ^ b) (tiva< mef)! ob. oms 
 
97*2 fate, far, fall, fat. Mi. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, nor, j;of. oil. cl^ii.l. Tiihp. tiih. fnl|. i//in. THi«. 
 
 THE 
 
 weiiiner, iinoef% fo uict. 3.tbnrii6cr, ()i«t= 
 libtr (^e6f)nl6). 
 3. Tliey were much perplexed there- 
 about. 
 
 Somewhere there-ahout, irflentlVO 
 bn Ijfrilin. (Twas Aeneas's tale to Didoj ; 
 and - of it especially, wliere etc. , u. be-- 
 \'cMttr6 ia, wo :c. He is aged fifty years 
 or -, er i|l migefnljr, ctiua fiiiifjig 3iil)ri' 
 nir. Ten pounds or -, jel)U ^fmiD o6. nil: 
 flffiilir I'o uicl. Ten men or — , etiun Ji'I)li 
 ^iiiiiirr. Are you -, ftiiD ©le tei bicfeiu 
 ^iinfte, 65egeii(lont»e? 
 
 Tliere-aft'er, adu. bflllflC^f bnrtmcf), 
 a) (cine 3ei'ff 'fle J" bcjcic^neii). b) bem {jes 
 iiinjj; bc^l)nl6. 
 
 Prov. According as the wind blowK. 
 there-after is the sail set, man fleflt 
 ta6 ©cgel iind) bent aEiiiDe. 
 
 There-at', ado. 1. bfinlbcr (err5tf)cn 
 u.). 2. a) bnrmi, babei. b) barouf. c) bn= 
 fdbfl, bn^iii. 
 
 (Wide is the gate, and broad is the way. 
 that leadeth to destruction), and many 
 there are who go in there-at, || U. i^rer 
 ftiib uiele, bie baroiif luaiibeln. 
 
 There-by', adv. 1. bilbei, lubcnbet (ill 
 ber 3tril)f, «n bcm Dttt). 2. babiird), bnmit, 
 bnrnufi. 
 
 The re- for', adv. bdfur, borunt. 
 
 The re- fore, THare'fore, adv. I. bfls 
 fur. 2. bnrutu, befiiuegeii, be«f)nl6, bnf)cr. 
 3. adv. Ob. con). olfD, fiMglid). 
 
 There.froni', adv. 1. bAoon (eiiie ^b-- 
 foiibening )u be)ei(^iieii). 2. bavoit, baraii^. 
 
 Th ere-in', adv. bnrill. 
 
 There-into', adv. bn f)iiiein , bareiii. 
 
 (Though we shall have occasion to speak 
 of this), we will now make some entrance 
 there-into, fo luoflen luir boc^ <iuf ©ini> 
 (jc« einge^en, nuf bniJelbe ein luenig ciiigefjen. 
 
 There- of, adv. bduon; beffeii, berfe(j 
 ten, beren. 
 
 I shall give you an account there-of, 
 t(t) tuerbc 5f)nen fngcn , wie e^ fid) "I't ber 
 ©ndje, bntuit uer^nlt. Greece and the states 
 -, ®rifd)ciif(iiib 11. feine ©tnnten. 
 
 'There-on', adv. 1. barnilf. 2. bflcnn. 
 
 There-out', adv. barau£. 
 
 There-to', > . . 
 _ , ' > adv. bnju. 
 
 There-unto',J * 
 
 There-un'der, adv. bnriinter. 
 
 There-u pon', adv. I. borauf. 2. bor< 
 
 auf, f)tfrntif. 3. bem {u %ol(it, b6£f;n(b, 
 
 jnriim, be^rocgen. 
 
 1. The remnant of the house of Judah, 
 
 they shall feed there-upon. Bibie. 
 
 T h e r e - w h i 1 e', adv. * ju gleirfjer 3? it/ 
 
 There-with', adv. bnmit. [jugleid). 
 
 There- w ithal', adv. * 1. bnmit. 2. 
 ubfrbftn , niigcrbem, ribcrbieg, bei nfle bem. 
 5. ,<iinlfid), JU gleirfjer 3eit. [rcfie. 
 
 Tlieresa, t/iere'sa, «. tfjercfe, Xf}e> 
 
 Tlieriac, t/ie'r4ak, (gr.) I. l«JKeb.] 
 5cr I()eriftt (Die Oifttfjiernrjenei, tini ®eflen» 
 Jiff)- 
 
 Tlieriac, } adj. tfje. 
 
 Tlieriacal, t/ierJ'a al,^ rintifd), 
 tljerinfs.., nl6 ©egengift bienenS, ijeiifnm, 
 nebijinifd). 
 
 Vliermal, ihir'mil, (v. at.) adj. 
 Z^ttmai.., voatm. 
 
 Till 
 
 Thermal waters, ivnriiie minernlifl>i 
 ^•nfTcr, aSnber ob. (?)efiiiibf>niiiiieii. 
 
 Theriiio-elf ctricity, tAermo- 
 clektris'ete, «. t^'JVf-J "'« ll)ermD>©Iet= 
 rrijitnt. 
 
 Vliermolainp, t/ilr'nioiamp, (u. 
 gr. thernie ii. lamp) s. tie lljeriiiolaiiipe. 
 
 TlierinOineter, tAermom etur, 
 (nr.) *■ [^1)1)1'.] ber (bn^) i|)ermoineter, ber 
 2Dnrtiienu'iTer. 
 
 Tliennometrical, t/ilrninmlt'- 
 trekal. adj. tf)erillOllierri|(t). — adv. Ther- 
 mo ni e t'r I c al I y , tljermoinetrifd). 
 
 TlierillOSCUpe, lJier'm6skope. 
 igr.) *. li))tiif.J ber 2i5hrnujei(jer, boS iljcr' 
 moffrp. (bieff. 
 
 These, THeze, pron. pi. (oon This) 
 
 These are the books you gave me, bie6 
 fiiib tie 25ii(t)fr, bie ©ie mir gnbeii. - are 
 men of etc., e^ fillb Scute UlMI IC. - forteen 
 years, feit oierjcfjii 5>i')'^e"- 
 
 Tliesis, t/ie'sis, (gr. S$.) *. 1. bie 
 Xi)tfii, ll;efe, ber ©n(j, ©treitin^; [Scg.l 
 bie Xl)eiii: 2. ISEHuf.] bie Il)ifi6, ber 9iie^ 
 berfct)Ing. [*. ber (Sefe^geber. 
 
 TliesmOtliete, t/ies'm6t/ieie,(gr.) 
 
 Tliessaly, les'saie, *. [®et)gr.j 
 l(;effnlien. 
 
 Thessa'lian, a) «. ber Itjeffnlitr ; bie 
 1f;ef[n(ieriiin. - b) adj. tljeffnlifd). 
 
 Tlle<ical, t/iet'ekal , udj. wittet-- 
 gelegt, fcilgefc^t. 
 
 Tlieurg-iC, t/ieur'j'k, ) 
 
 Tlieurg-ical, t/ieur jekai ,) ''* 
 tf)eiirg ifd) , gi'ijlcrfeljerjrci). 
 
 TIteurg-ist, i/ie urj!st. «. berX^eurg. 
 
 Tlieurg-y, tfceuije, (gr.) *. bie 
 l(;eiirgie, QJciflencl^erei , S!33uiiberrl)iierei. 
 
 TheW) thu. (niigeir. theaw) #. + 1. 
 bie ©itte, 2Deife, ipaiibeUiueife, bn6 SSetrn; 
 gen, bie 9liiffiil)ruiig , (Seivol)ii(;cit. 2. bie 
 gKnffe, ber r&rperlidjc Uminiig; (ub. and)) 
 flnrfe «B?iiereIn. Shak. 
 
 T hewed, f gcmBf)iit, geftttct 
 
 They 9 THa, (niigelf. thaege; flot^. 
 thai, thaim) pron. pi- I. fie. - say, fie fn; 
 .gen , lunn fngt. 2. (fiir those) biejenigen, 
 bie, I'Dlctje. [fe(, ber ©pntel. 
 
 Thible, t/iibl, «. t bie Heine ©c^nu: 
 
 Tliickf i/iik, (nngelf. thic, thicca) 
 adj. 1. bicf. 2. birf, bicf)t (2CnIb jc.). 3. i 
 ■a) ftnrf, grog, grob (Orrt()iim ic). b) un< 
 BeutTirf) (u. ber 9lu«rprnd)C). 4. birf, trUbt. 
 b.' [Oettl.] intimate, familiar. 
 
 Seven inches thick, fteben 3i>ri bitf. 
 - intestines, [31iiiU.j ber bide Bnriii, Dicf: 
 bnrm. T hi ckest upwards, [Sot.] gegen 
 bie ©V'^£ jtineljnieiib. --lipt cake-shell, 
 [%uurg.] bai ©djlniigenljorn , ^ofll)orii, 
 ©d)Inngel(f)cn. --nosed tapir, (3i>Bl-) ba6 
 ©iimpfr(f)i»ein. As - as hail, fo bid)t luie 
 ipngel. Favors came — upon him , (5)iinfl! 
 beieigiingen rcgiietcn nuf il)ii, er ivurbe mit 
 0S5iiii(lbejeiguiigeii iibcrljaiift. Wottqn. To 
 speak -, eiue fd)mcre 3uiige t)nbcii, mit ber 
 3iiiige nnflopen, i'i1)iinrreti. — of hearing. 
 I)artf)i)rig. My sight wai. ever -, id) l)rttte 
 (lets ein tlirjec ®ifld)f. Through- and thin, 
 I. burd) Dirf u. Dunn. 2. t in nfleii gnflen, 
 in alien ©tucfen. To go through >- and thin, 
 I. butd) Die! u. Diiun grijen. 2. l ?lflei5 
 wnfltn. -colors, bide Jnrben, Didfnrbcn.! 
 
 THl 
 
 (Black was the forest), — with beech it 
 stood, u. bid)t6efe$t mit fQud^en. Drvden. 
 - milk, ber 58rei. 
 
 Thick-bodied, bicflcibig. --coated, 
 birffjiiiitig; birfrinMg, einebi(fe9?iiibe habeiiD. 
 --eyed. tn"lbfid)tig. -- h ead , - - h ead- 
 ed, 1. birffopfig. 2. eiiie bid)ie itroiie()nbeii9 
 (uon 93nimien). --head, ber Dictfopf, 
 Siiiiimfopf. --leaved, birfbinttcrig. -- 
 lipped, birflippig. — necked,, bicfljnlfi.i. 
 --nosed, bicfiKiiig. --planted. bid)t 
 gepflnnjt. --pleached, bic^t biird)rd)ain. 
 gen (uon eimr 9lfler). Suak. --seed sun- 
 dower. [25ot.] bnS iliippd)eii. --set. a) 
 adj. 1. bid)t gefleflt, bid)t jiiranimcngeflcflt; 
 fidjt gepflnnjt. 2. eineii fiirjcn birfcn R'of 
 per Ijnbenb, niiterret)t. b) s. (eine airt fc^iuei 
 rer ^TOniid)cflerjeng) ber Xfjicffet. --skull, 
 berUicffopf, Diimmfopf. --skulled, bicf» 
 fijpfig, bumm. --shelled, bidfdinlig. -- 
 skin, ber brrbe birfe Weiifd); Diimmfopf. 
 --skinned, bicfl^iiiitig. - - spru n g. bid)t 
 nnfgefd)o(Ten. --stuff, bn5 5»0^'ft''ff' ^'^ 
 Untcrleiile, [>Biar.] atle 5)Srniifen iiber 4 n. 
 unter 12 Soil Dirfe. - wrought, bid)t 
 genrbeitet. 
 
 Thick, adv. I. bitf. 2. bic^t (fncii 
 2C.). 3. 1 l)niifig ; ooflauf, ft^^uett I;inter ein» 
 nnber. 4. bitf , tief. 
 
 Yon come too thick upon me, if)r fe^t 
 mir JU nrg ju , brnugt mid) jii/fef)r. They 
 came - and threefold, t fie fniuen in 
 TOcnge. 
 
 Thick, s. 1. bie Dicfe (bei fliai\d)ti 
 :c.). 2. t -, Ob. pi. -s, bas Dirfi(f)t. 
 
 Thick, V. n. ■{• bid iperbcn. 
 
 Thicken, t/ilk'kn, v. a. 1. bid ob. 
 bidermnc^en, ucrbirfen (to, ju). 2. bitftt 
 mad)en, perbict)ten (bie Suft ic.). 3. f ± y«" 
 (Irirfeii (Seiueife ic.) , bejTntigen. 4. bid)tet 
 mnd)en (9{eil)en lo. 5. i Ijniiflg ob. I)aiinger, 
 jnl)lreid) ob. }ni)lrcid)er mnd)en, oerbcppcln. 
 
 Titickeu, v.n. I. bid, birter tuerbcn, 
 
 fid) perbicfen (into. ju). 2. i tri'ibe, finfter roer* 
 
 ben, fid) tn'iben. 3. ficb oerbid)ten (into, ju). 
 
 4. ± a) jnneljmeii, fid) uergrogern. b) f)i$iger 
 
 luerben (PDin©efed)te ic). c) jnl)(reid)er reer* 
 
 ben; fid) (@inein) immer mel)r, in immee 
 
 grijperer 9lnjnf)l niifbrnngen. 
 
 4. c) Proofs of the fact thicken upon 
 
 us at every step. Webster. 
 
 The crowd, the press of people thickens, 
 
 ber $niifen, ba& ©ebraiige nimmt jn. 
 
 Thickening', t/ilk'kiinig, *. i. bnc 
 SBerbideu; Di^iuerben. 2. b{[& 25crbirfiiiig^« 
 mittel. [Did)te. 
 
 Thicket, t/tik'et. t. bai I)\did)t, bie 
 
 Tliickish, t^iik Ish, adj. ttnxii bid, 
 ein lueiiig bid. 
 
 Tliickly, tinkle, adv. 1. bid- 2. 
 bid)t (eiige). 3. i fd)nell ob. rafc^ auf eiui 
 nnber folgenb. 
 
 Thickness, t^ik'nes, «. 1. bie ?i -. 
 2. bie Did)te, Did)tl)eit, Did)tigfeit. 
 
 The t hi ck n ess of shades . bie bid)ten 
 ©d)ntreii. -ofliearing, bie $art()origfeit. 
 Cover it some — with clay, btbtdt ti tUvAi 
 bid/t mit Cff)m. 
 
 Tiiief, t/iief, (nngrtf. theof; fd)ip. 
 tiuf; l)0U- dief; Dieb ; got(). thiubs; bnn. 
 tyv) t. 1. ber Dieb, ©piobube; bieDiefiinn. 
 2. i ber Dteb, (a^olf, ^iiiuber (am 2iii)tt) 
 
F&te, far, fal!, fat. Mk, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, Oil. ciSfid. Tdbe. tuh. full. 0,\n. THis. 973 
 
 THI 
 
 Thief-eatcher, --taker, + — - 
 leader, b« Bifbffniignr, '^Jolijeiroiie^ter. 
 -•(tolen, uon eiiieni Diebe o&. uon J5ie= 
 (tn ()ei1o()(en. 
 
 Thieve, tftiiv, p. n. fte^Ien. 
 
 Thieving. 6(16 ©to()Ien. 
 
 Vhievery, tfceev'ure, «. l. tit X>ie> 
 bfre i , bcr Dieb|l(iljl. 2. Ber ;Dicb(lal)l , bai 
 @eriDf)lei)r. Shak. 
 
 Tliievisli, t/ilev'Uh. adi. (nud) v 
 bitbifrt). — ado. Tliie'vishly, tiebiid), 
 fpitjbubifrf). 
 
 TIlievislineRS, thiiv'Uhni%, t. 
 tie ??ei(|iiiin, bet ^ang )um @tel;leii; tai 
 bie6i|'cf)e Sajeftii. 
 
 Tliig^h, thl, (nngerr. thegli, iheo, 
 tlieogh; (jod. dye) «. 6ec ©(tjenfel, 6n« Sicfs 
 bein, bit Stnbe. 
 
 Thigh-bone, brt« ©ct)fiifc(6ftn. 
 
 Thill, thU. (niigelf. thil, thill) «. bit 
 ^ciAfel , (Snbelf f id>tel. 
 
 Thill-horse, f. Thiller. 
 
 Thiller, i/iii'tur, «. bai &aMpfnt), 
 ;Deid)ffipffrb. 
 
 Thimble, t/iim'bl, (d. Ihumk?) «. 
 1. ber 5ii'flfrf)ut, %iljriiio- 2- t'Wdr.J tie 
 Siaix]d)t, ^oiige. 
 
 Thimble-case. bn« ^innerljiit. JJiiti 
 terfll. --limpet, [9?atur(j.] ber (jrifttndje Ding, bn* DiiigS. Mr. -, cer $err Diim*, 
 Xri*tet. i?rrr ... luie I)ti6t er bod)! 
 
 Tilime, time. f. Thyme. Tiliilii, t/iingk, (niiijiif. thiiican. ihrii 
 
 Tilin, th\a, (niigeir thinn. thyntt) adj. can) pr«e(. u.pp- tlioughl, v.n. I. [^;piiilor.] 
 1. ? biinii (©egeiifiio I'oii bicf;; ieiil)t (fiiti: i beiifeii. 2 beiifeii, nnfjbfiifcn, ftiiiieii; (om 
 bung, 3«"fl "•>; <>>• ICffleii) iVic^t, biird>- 1 Beiifeii, (imitii (mif); ("P"n; bfiifeii (nii, 
 ftdjtio. 2. 1 a) f(f)iuii(l) (Ion lo. b) (eer|niif>; (of) «) niif (Ftiun* briifeii (fid) ]ii I'er 
 (SBortuanb to, fleiii, geringe. c) ([ (ah yjeirto I rd)tifftii furt)em; fi) feiifcii (nil); y) fictj be 
 ((bwad). 3. Buiiii (OJcgeiifn^ i>oii bidjD, lid)r;jfiiiiieii (mif) ; <^) ui>n Griuas fciifen. 3. be 
 biiiin. ftftnwid) <i'.eiiier25rril)e jc). 4. niii.irr, beiifcn. 4. beiifen (bntur fjaiieii, iirrljeileii, 
 (jnger. 5. t a) ninger (2Dirfe JC); buiiti be> ueriiiiit()eii). 5. fid) beDciifeii. 6. (fid) frtn 
 fnet. b) orm, nrnilid), \\>nrUd)- c) -. ob. - iierin Beufeii; (upon) CriiicS gebriifi'ii. 7. 
 of peopir, arm an 'J}tti\fd)ei\ , infm'd)eiiIciT. i cajifleiio leiii, enuiiS jii tliiiii) gcbeiifcii, Bir 
 d) flein (iiiibcbeuteiiB; iiid)t grop ob. jiiljl.- 'JU'|id)t Ijiibeii. 8. biliifeii 
 
 THI 
 
 flit thy) bein, beine, bein. 2. bet, bit, bo« 
 Beiiie, Beiiiige. 
 
 Thine it the kingdom, and the power, 
 and the glory, Bein ijl bn« ^eid), unB Bie 
 ''SJtnd)t u. Bie §errli(^)feit. - i« this house, 
 this house is -, Bfin ifl Bie|"e« 5?nii6, bieied 
 $iiuf i\i bein. (If any) of - etc. , uoii Ben 
 Deiiiigeii. 
 
 Thing:, ding, (nugetr. ^.) t. I. t>a6 
 Ding, Die ®ii(f>e.. 2. pt. -s, Bie ©iidjfii, Qi- 
 tVften. 3. (o u. 9) tai lOficn, li)\tt, @e= 
 fd)i'pf. 4. f iai Ding (Bit <Per|on). 5. (i, 
 iiBft t> bii6 SEDcfcn. 
 
 4. The poor thing sigh'd. Addisoh. 
 
 5 1 see tliee here, 
 
 Thou noble thing! Shak. 
 
 A thing of a mnn, ein ®eBnnfe iion 
 einein OJ^inne. A king - of notliiug, riii 
 iiiibebeui'-neer ^finig. - of nouglit, 1. ein 
 9?id)t£. 2. (iiiic^) ein unnrtigi'5 Ding. Smak. 
 To do -s by halves, eine >Sad)e obi'iihiit 
 rljiin. I have a - for you, | id) liobe Gtiu.ip 
 fur Sit. A common -, ttwai &(menu6. 
 (Wicked men who; understand any i h i n g of 
 wisdom. (9tw<]6 oi>n Bet ^fisijfit iterilflji-n. 
 TliinH^uin, lAlng'um. t. ([ (eine %^itv- 
 \o\\ i>b. t3ad>e, Bie mnn nid)t jn benniiuii 
 lucig, Ber ii. brt, Bie u. Biei ber (Bie, Biif' 
 
 reid)). 
 
 A thin pretext, ein (eerer SorwniiB, eine 
 
 Tliey will liave little matier to t h in k 
 on. fie werBen menig ©n-ff \um gTad)fenfcii 
 
 bipge "MnSfliidjt. To grow -, biinn, tiingcr l)iiben. - how etc., benfe barut'er nad) , bf: 
 pjerben, nbneMuen. To make -. niiifli-r iiirt> benfe, luie tc. Unless yon - oilierwise, wo-- 
 (ben, flbje()ren. A - house, ein lei rc5(Sd)iin< fern €ie nid)t niiberer 'OKfiniiiig finb. To 
 fpiel; K.) ^nu6. A - audience, fin ficineS my -ing, nnd) ineiner OKiiniiiig. He ik 
 QtUbitorium. (Important legislative businessj of another way of -ing. er l)iilr ei mit 
 should not be transacted) In a - house, riiicr nnbern ^.irtei. To - with one's sell. 
 
 bei leereni i^niife. A — crop, eine fvrtrlid)e 
 *efnte. 
 
 Thin, adv. bunn (gefnet to. 
 
 bri fid) (felbrt) benfen. To - well or ill of 
 etc, Wilted Db. Ueblefi I'pn :c. Brnfen. To - 
 light ot etc., Qtivai giriiig fdta^en. To - 
 
 (Spain is) thin sown ot people, nrm iin! best, filr iai 25e|le l)«lten. To - much of 
 '50ieni'd)en, mcnrct)enleet, ivenig bci'oifert. ieic, oiel niif k. hnlten. To - scorn, |t i>er: 
 
 Thin-bodied, Bilnnleibig. - -clad.lfd)miil)fn, uerndjten, ®crnd)tiiiig bnrtljuii. 
 bunn Ob. lei(t)t gefleibet. --drink. Bilniiei, !to - much, i Qtrvai iingcrn fl)u:i, fid) Dn.- 
 fd)>»nd)e« 93ier, Uofent. --goods. «. p/.'gi-gen flninben. We shall not - much to 
 ivrnene 3«"flf- --leaved, buiinblntnrig. sacrifice to him our eic, ivir wcrbeii il)m 
 --lipped, Bfinnlippig. --sown, buiin Pljne 'MnilanB unfere it. ppfcrn. Me -s, me 
 
 gefnet. —-spun, l. bunn gffpriiiieii. 2 i 
 jort gefponnen (i>. Cebenio. --visaged, 
 ein ningere* 9lnfel)en finbeiib. 
 
 Thin, V. a. I. bi'inn niAd>eii, bniinrn, 
 verbiinnen. 2. Iid)ten (aii4 !)• 3-. nu^riiprcn 
 tbie asidtter). 
 2. To thin the rank* of an enemy. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 To thin a shop, ( niifivcrfnufen. 
 
 Tilin, e. n. f bi'inn rorrben. 
 
 Thine, THine, (nncrlf. thin; gpt!). 
 thcias, tiieina; pron. adj. QU'V ^) 1. (ei)ni. 
 
 t ji i n k e I h , ni e t li i n k s , iiiir >nild)t, mid) 
 bfiiift , inir bunft. Metliouglit, luc 
 thong lit, mid) bi'iiifre. 
 
 Prov. One may t It i n k , that dares not 
 speak, "Webnnfen finb jpdfrei. 
 
 Tliinl<, V. a. 1. benfen. 2. nad)ten, 
 fi'ir jc Ijnltcn. 
 
 To think away, mit ^nd^benfen )ii: 
 bringen. Nor— superfluous othei'* aid. noc^ 
 ()nltc 2liiberet ^I'llfe fur ubrrfliijTig. 1 - him 
 to be a etc., id) balte it)ii fur einen tc. He 
 -s liimself an able man, er l)nlt fid) flit cineii 
 
 Tin 
 
 gof(<)icften 'TOnmi. Would yon - It civil in 
 me, if etc., luurben @ie mid) fiir eiiicn l)i»f. 
 Iid)en >W?enf(()en Ijniten, luenn jc. I - it long 
 till 1 embark, t6 uetlniigt mid), jii Sdiiffe 
 Jll gef)en. - thee, flntt beikink ihee. Shak. 
 Tiiinlier, t/iSngk rir, *. Ber Dfit-'^tr. 
 
 A deep thinker, fin ticfer Drnfer, iief: 
 benter. A close, coherent—, tin flreiiijet 
 Deiifor. 
 
 Tliinliing-, t/iingking. a. 1. bai 
 Denfeii, >Wad)beiifen. 2. bie'm-inung; (J-in. 
 fid)r, bft? llTljeil. 
 
 Tliinl<iu9, adi. benfenb, pernunftig. 
 
 Tliinly, i/iin'le, ado. I. bunn. 2. i 
 fpnrriim, fclren. 
 
 Tliinly inh.ibited. )»enig bcuLilfert. 
 
 Tliinnessjt/iinnes.*. i.fBicDunne, 
 Drinni)cit, Dunnigfeit; iticinljeit. 2. 1 bie 
 >3clrcnl)eii ; ficine 9Iiijnf)l. 
 
 Tlie thinness of inhabitants, Bie ge> 
 ringe 93ei>ijlfening. The - of trees in a 
 forest etc., Ber Smhinb, bn <Bnnme in einem 
 'SJalPe 2c. meit nu« etnnnbcr ftoljen, bie flciiie 
 'Jliiiom i>on !»miinen, Bie lueiiigcn SSiiume iu 
 etncni '•33iilE>e. 
 
 Tiiird, tAurd, (nngeJf. thridda; gr. 
 iritos; Int. tertius) adj. (Ber, Bie, Bn8) Britte. 
 
 A third rate ship, ein ©d)i(f uoni Britten 
 •JJ.mg. - sound, [»TOuf.] Bie Ier}(ie). 
 estate. (qSi'lit.) Ber britte ©tnnB (Bns S8i>lf 
 ipnui? Bfr.^0)fmcincn>. - order, [fntl;. Diet. 
 Bit britte Drden. - (bill) of exchange , bie 
 tcrtie, ber lertin « Wei^ftt. 
 
 Tliird, ». 1. bn* Drittfjeif, Drifter. 2. 
 bie tcrjie c= Veo cinerSefunbe). 3. [-OTiif.! 
 bie ter}(ie), Dritte. 4. pi. -s, Drittel|lurf» 
 (bie mit '■^/^ bcieirf)nften Oulben). 
 
 In thirds, in 9{fd)iiung ju Bret. 
 
 Third-borough, Ber Unterfimftnbet, 
 ^pmijeibifner. --earing, [SnnBivirtfjfd).] 
 Bn« Britte <J5fli'igen eincfi 91(fer«. --penny, 
 [9?c(^t*fpr.] Bnfi Drirtel uon fflelbjlrnfen k., 
 bie ftu« <projc(Ten entilnnben finb. 
 
 Tliirding', t/iurd'i»g, «. i. [ciigf. 
 Uniuerf.l Bie 93i-}nl)Iiing be6 Drifters. 2. pi. 
 -s, Mc britte C'rnte. [jum Driitcn. 
 
 Tiiirdiy, ifciird'le, adu. Britten^, 
 
 Tliirds, i/jurdz, *. pi. ia6 Dritrljeil, 
 Drittfi (won Bern SScrmogcn eiiifS 93rriTrr» 
 bciifn JO. ^ (boljren, biird)I&(t)erii. 
 
 Tliirl, fAi'irl, (nngclf. thiriian) v. a. 
 
 Tliiria§re, i/mrlirfje. ». [engl. (J3e. 
 mi>l)iU)fit6r.] bft -)Kiil)lin)ang. 
 
 Tlliriit, t/iurst, (niii]flj'. tlmrst. thyrst) 
 #. 1. i ber Diirfl. 2. i Ber Durit; (for. of, 
 after) Ber Diiril, Bn6 aSirlniigcn (nnd)). 3. 
 t Ber 3iig, ®(t)lu(f. (iliaen. 
 
 To quench the thirst, ben Dunllo|"d)en, 
 
 TliirMt, o. n. I. burflen, BuTiltn ; (for) 
 BtlnlcH tnnt^;. 2, 1 (for) Bilr'tfU, bnnleii 
 (nad)). [tleuB, biiirpiinlin. 
 
 Thirsting for gore, nnd) -Bfuf biir« 
 
 Tliirst, V. a. t nnd) ic. bi'inlen. 
 
 Tiiirfitineiis, t/iurst ic;ie.s. t. I. bit 
 Duiiligfeit. 2. i (alter) ber Duril (nnc^). 
 
 Tiiirsty, i/iurst'ie. adi. biirtlig. 
 
 Blood-tliirsty, bliitbiirilig. 
 
 Tllirteen, i/iHr'teia, ((ingelf. threcN 
 tyne> adj. Breijcljn. 
 
 Tllirteeutll, l/mrtecnt/i. adj. (Ber, 
 bie, bai) breijel)nte. — <«<<». T h i r 't e e n i h- 
 ly, ium Dreiifl)nteu. 
 
974 F«^'e, far, fall, laU .M4, met. Fine, ffn. N6, move, n6r, sot, oil, cloinl. Tube, tub, full, t/jin, Tlli*. 
 
 THl 
 
 Thirteentli, *. [Wiif.] Me Srei. 
 
 |tl)nte. * ^ lt>«*) frdgigfte. 
 
 Tliirtietit, r/iur'teet/i, ndj. (Dec, Me, 
 
 Tllirty^ t/mr'te, (aiujclf. ihrittig) nrfj. 
 brciBtfl. [eiiie 3tct i>ai'<ir6|Vtel. 
 
 Tiiirty oiie, ciii iiiib CrrtBig; feljeiii.) 
 
 Tliis, THi», (iiUjjelf. aaS.) vron. (pi. 
 these; Diu'ev, bici'e, Cicfe^, cimneutr. and)) 
 tit6, tiee; iniifciiB OKoiiat :c.). 
 
 Ill this country, l)icr ju SoiiDe. - way, 
 f)icl)er, l)itri)er. By -, l)ie(r)6iird); (filr by 
 this lime) iuiiimel)r, in)ivi|'(^eii , iiiDefTeti; 
 je^t. - oiice, tiffed cilte 'Knf. 1 have not 
 wept - forty years, id) Ijiibe feit I'icrjig 3^')= 
 reil llid)t fltweillt. This (D. I), the present 
 letter), gegeuiUiirtiGee ©d>rei6en, ®eiieiiiunr: 
 tiae6. 
 
 Thistle f tlils'sl, (aitgrli'. thistel) «■ 
 [»rr.] Die Dtilcl. 
 
 Fuller's t li i s 1 1 e. f. Teasel. The order 
 of the -, Dcr (. \<t)oui\d)c ) Di|lelorDen, Slii: 
 fcreaSorDeii. 
 
 Thistle-down, Die Ditlelmofle. 
 finch, Der Diitilfiiif. --take, [ D{e(f)t6: 
 fpr. ] (ef)m. ) fine '3U'ijiibe uoii einem l)inlbcn 
 eiigii|'d)eii ^leiiiiid fiir ia6 9{ert)t, nuf ©e: 
 tiuiuDffluteni, 11)11 Diililii luudjfen, griifen ju 
 fcilrfi'ii. [I'cu Diilclii. 
 
 Tlii.<«tfly, t/iis'le, adj. Diflelig, i<i>(l 
 
 Tliitlier, THiTHur, (niioelf. thider, 
 tliyder) adv. Doril)tii ; Dnl)tn. 
 
 We are but half-way thither, luic ftllD 
 erfl l)nll)ll)ej]6 UOll 6n. Hither and -, (}icr 
 II. Dcrt, f)iii II. ()er, f)iii u. luieDec. We are 
 going -, luic jje()cii Ijili. 
 
 Vhitlierto, THiTHurto', adv. bii 
 bAf)iii, 6i£ Dortl)iii, fo iveit. 
 
 Tliitherward , ThIth urwird , 
 
 (ailC^ Tliith'erwards) adv. Dortiunrt^, 
 bvct^inivnctj , Daljiiiiunrtd , ucid) jeiiem Drte 
 i)iii, iincf) Dortf}iii. [Dmiii, aI£D<tiin. 
 
 TIlO, THo. (rtiiflfrf. thonne) adu. -f 
 
 Tliu', 3ii|nii""e»jief;tJ. i'. Though, 
 pbf(f)on. 
 
 Thole, thf>\e, (annrff. thoh t. [''SSiat.] 
 a) Die Sude. b) bet *J{iiDerp(lti(f , 3?iiDcr> 
 nrtjjet. 
 
 Thole-pin. (gWnr.] Die 3?n;efrnmpe. 
 
 Tiiole, (iiiinelf. tholian) u. n. [£>ert(.] 
 (eiii luenifl) luiirteii, fid) geMKDen. 
 
 Thole, (I.u.) *. [t t'6. Oer«.] bet 
 @<t)Ui^bMten nm geiv5l6ten ^ad)t tinei 
 
 Tli«>inn!it, tom'as, «. 1:{)c>ma<. 
 TlioiiiHiKin, to'niaizni.}j. bee X^O; 
 Thofiiisiii, to'niizni, ^ ini^tii, Die 
 
 WJeiiumci oP. Sdirc Der Kjnmiflen. 
 
 ThoiiiiNt, to mist, t. Der 1f)iimi(l. 
 
 TIlOliiKOnlte, tom'>,6nit, «. [yRit 
 nernlfl.) Dcr iljomfiiiiit. 
 
 Thong-, t/iong. (niigeff thwong) «. 
 bet 9{ieiiifn , leDetiie ©tniiio, ®iirt; ^eit. 
 fd)enrieiiteii. 
 
 Thon|;e<l, tftongd, adj. mit gjieiiien 
 Dctieheit, nef'iinDeii. 
 
 Thooiii, (((tji^tt.) thumb. 
 
 Th<»r, f/ior, «. [luirD. <J)?i)t^.] tf)pr. 
 
 ThornciC, i/ii'>ias'!k, (y. ^r. thomx) 
 adj. [9lnrtt. ] jiir 55ni|1 ntlj^nij, Dnvrtti be-. 
 |lnDli(ft, 25rii|1... - dnct, Der SBniilflinig. 
 - arteries. Die $^ril|lfitl>ifln6eril. - fishct, 
 b:e i8rii|K'niid)tliMTer. 
 
 THO 
 
 Thoracics, t/i6ras'ik(, «. pi. [^d)t 
 tf)i)Dl.] Die Sriiilbnud)(toiTer. 
 
 Thoral, i/joVal. (l*. lat. thorns) ndj. 
 
 Do« 35ett, Q\)ebet: betreffeiiD, bani ge()5ri(i. 
 
 Thoral separation. Die iSd)i'iDiniil UOill 
 !5etfe. - line, Die OKittcdinie in Der JpaiiD. 
 
 Thorax, tAo'raha, (ijr. 2B.) «• l<}tuiu.] 
 Die SjcuiI. 
 
 Thorn, thbrn, (aitoelf. ^o «. 1. Der 
 Dorn (an ffleiuiirt)reit) , ©trtrt)el. 1. i aj Der 
 Durii; pi- -s. Die Soriieii (Uiirtiiiii()miid)fei! 
 ten, <Sd)iuierirtfeiteii). b) - in the flcKli. || 
 Der ^tahl im '5''''rd)e (Die freird)ltd)eii Si'nle). 
 3. (eiii jeDer luit Doriieii teiV^tc ©rroiid)) 
 Der Dorii; j. !8. Wiiite -, Der 2SeipDorii, 
 ^ngcboril; Glastonbury — , eiiie -Jlrt Dei* 
 ipiigeDoriiS ; purging -. Der pllrgircM^e ©ted): 
 Doni; evergreen -, Die |lad)ciii]e '^Kiipd ; 
 Egyptian -, Die 21fa}ie. 
 
 To sit, to walk upon thorns, f nut 
 Dorneii gefjen. To be upon - s, i aiif Siol)-. 
 ten, 9iiiDeIu ft^cii. 
 
 Prov. He that handles thorns shall 
 prick his fingers , luer (id) iiiiter Die £leieii 
 inii'd)t, Den frcffcn Die ©t^iuiine. 
 
 Thorn-apple, Der ®ted)a|>ff(, iDoriis 
 npfel. --back, 1. Dcr Di)rnrod)e, ©indjel;, 
 (J)iftri'd)e. 2. Die alte Oiii'gffif- --bush. 
 Dcr Born&m'd). --but. Die I)urn6iitte, ®tn> 
 d)elbiitte, <3Kecr6utte, ^Inttcige. --hedge. 
 Die Dornenl)erfe. --hound, [3ool. ] ber 
 Dornljunb, DDriifjnt. 
 
 Thornless, tAom'les, adj. oljwt 
 Dornen, feine Dornen Ijnbenb. 
 
 Thorny, i/ior'ne. adj. I. T Dornifl, 
 jlnci^clig. 2. t bornig (©orge, 2Cege jc). 
 
 [9?atiirg.J Thorny casket, Die ©tnd>ert 
 ntig. -cockle, Dn6 ©tfldiclljerj. - loach. 
 Die ©teingrnnDei. - oyster. Die ©teiimiiftet. 
 
 - shell, bie bornirf)te S(a|>perrd)ne(fe, Dot= 
 nenfrone. - treefoil, Die fn'tifd)e (Jflgonie. 
 
 - snipe, Die ©tiid)cird)ni'rfe. - woodcock, 
 Der ©pinnenfopf, Dcr ^fiBfnnim. 
 
 Thoroug'h, t/n'ir'ro, (Angeli'. (hurh) 
 praep. Dlird); l". Through. 
 
 Thoroug-h, ad}, l. btird)gcl)enD, 
 biird)g(ingig , l)inDnrc^gi'f)cnD. 2. i a) wlu 
 fDnmten, podenDct. b; uonfonimen ; uofdlain 
 Dig, ganjiid), I'ijdig. 
 
 A thorough double house, without - 
 lights on the sides, eiii Doppeltef ^Aui oI)ne 
 einfaflenbes Sid)t ntif Den ©citen. Bacok. 
 
 - work, Die uoflfinmncne 'Slrtcit. - poet, 
 bet i>of(enDete Bidjter. - repair. Die ipaiipt: 
 reparntiic (eineS ©d)iffe6). To be - witi. 
 etc., fid) einlnfTen niir jc. 
 
 Thorough -base. [^JJiif. ] Dcr fflcnc: 
 talbn^i --player. Dcr (SJencrnlbnijrpifler. 
 ---bred, I. unn luiflig giifein Sliite, I'Oii 
 uBflig gnter $erfiinft feienD (u. Ihicren). 2. 
 uoflig gnte ©irtcn f)iif>enD, eiiM i<5(lig uDer 
 butc5nn6 giite ©rjiefjiing genrffcn l)abenD, 
 uon bnrtftnuS gnten ©ittcn, uiMi Durd)(»n« 
 guter ©rjietjung. --draught, Der t»nrd)= 
 iug. — fare, I. Die Diird)fnt)rt, brr Durd): 
 gnng, Diird)H)cg. 2. Die Diird)fiil)rt (Do# 
 J)iir(^fnf)ren). --go-nimble, © Der 
 dirc^frtll,D(i6 9l&ii)fid)cn. -honest, frfin: 
 brno. —-lighted, (rtiif bciDen ©eiteii) c-s 
 leiiditet. --paced, (oft^) luiflfpinnien, nn*' 
 geniad)t ( Iihm) jc. > , iTflflanDig. — sped, 
 (geiu&ljnl.i) iH>nfi>innieM,iionf iiDct. --stitch. 
 
 THO 
 
 adv. 5 uoflig, gnnj(irf), jn Qnbt; burd)rtu«; 
 to go -, uofleiiDen, cine ©rtd)e jii (f uDe bvin« 
 gen. --toll, Der Diird)iiiiiig«iD[l in ©raD» 
 ten fur jcPe« Dnrfftgcrriebcne ©tficf SBiel). -• 
 wax, [!8ot. ] D(i6 I!)urd)iUiirf)« , ©topf^lod), 
 ;5rud)frnut. --wort, Die ^fl'^nje E"pato- 
 rium perfollatuni. 
 
 Tlioroug^h , *. Die )ivif(t)en iivei 
 5iird)enriiiiiin DuvdjnehciiDe (Jin"rf)e- 
 
 Thoroug^hly, t/iiir'role, adi).(]an)t 
 lid). i>i!»(lig, Diird)ij.iMgig, Durd)aii$. 
 
 Thorp, r/ioip. (iingclf. thnrpe; 1)0(1. 
 dorf; I5orf; »• (in 3iir«itntnenrf0iingen) Dn« 
 t5orf. [SaSoIf). 
 
 Thos, t/ios. t. [3oDl.] id. (cine 9trt 
 
 Those, THoze, pron. (pi. u. That) 
 Dif)cnigrn, DTf, jcnc. 
 
 Those are your books, bag fiub eure 
 'Bnd)cr. What books are -, iwi jlnb Dn« 
 fiir Sud)er? 
 
 Thou, THou, ((ingclt*. thu) pron. (iiit 
 Dbjctrii) Thee) (|l ii. i) bu; (im grn)5l)ii« 
 lid)en Stben fail niir md) in Dec ©prad)e Dec 
 Guafer gebr.). 
 
 Is it thou, bifl bu t61 
 
 Thou, ti. «. u. V n. Du^cn. 
 
 Thougrh, THo, (aiigei)'. theah ; gutf). 
 thaiih) (eigcntl. Dcr imperat. uon Detu verb. 
 — , ■=. grant, admit, allow) coni. 
 
 1. (Dcjfcn iingcad)tet) Dod), iiiDcffen ; (nnr 
 in Der Unigang^fpraifte nm (JiiDe einc5 ©.i^c* 
 gebr > ). %. 'Tis dangerous though to etc., 
 ti ill Dod) grfal;rli(6 , )U tc. A good cause 
 would do well -. Oryden. 
 
 2. obgleid), o6fd)on, obiuof)!, ivieroof)!, luenn 
 nud) g(eid), luenn nucf). 
 
 If thy brother be waxen poor, thou slialt 
 
 relieve him; yea, though he be a 
 
 stranger, (menn er nuc^ ein ^reiiiDcc 
 
 tfl). Bible. Not that I so aflirm, — so 
 
 it seem. Mii.tom. 
 
 As t h o u g h, Mi ob, a\i luenn. He makei 
 
 as -, er tf)llt nl£ ob tc. As - he did not 
 
 see it, nU f)>itte er t6 iiidit gcfel)en, bemcrft. 
 
 As - he did not. er liig fid) '3cid)t5 mrrfrn. 
 
 Thoug^ht, i/iiwt, pruet- II. pp. 0. 
 
 Think. 
 
 Thought, 4. 1. iiai Dcnfen. 2. i>ni 
 ?>?nd)Denfcn , 'Tioc^finnen; Die 93ctra(^rung, 
 lleberlegung. 3. Dcr fflcDnnfe; ^egriff ; ©inn. 
 4. Der ®eDanfc, ^iiifnrt. 5. Dcr OJeDnnfe, Die 
 31bMd)t, Dn6 95or()n6cn. 6. Dcr ©cDniife, Die 
 'Weinung, 95crmufl)nng. 7. J A - longer, 
 better, too light, einrn (^)cDnnfen oDer ein 
 luenig Inngcr, etiun* beffer, ein lueiiig jii leid)t. 
 
 8. Die ©orge, aScfi'inimernig, ©t^)iueriuuK). 
 
 9. + Die (^nuartiing. 
 
 Second thought, reifcred 9in(()benren. 
 That — came into my head , Der (SeDdnfC 
 fam mir in Den Sopf. Deep -%. tirfe ®e« 
 Danfen. Want of -. Die (SJcDnnfeiilofijjfeit 
 — ■ come crowding in so last upon uie, 
 that etc., ®eDnnfeii, Obeen fiurtncn in fi'ldjir 
 ■Wenge unD mit (■old)er (i)cfd)iiiinDigfeit auf 
 wwdj ein, Dng tc Drydeh. (Why do you 
 keep alone?) using those — s which etc., 
 jcncn ffleDnnfen nad)l)angenD, Die it Shak. 
 To muse upon one's own — s, iVillclI (5}fbnn« 
 fen, Irnuinereicn iiad)()nngcn. Things above 
 earthly -, Binge, Die I'ibcr mrnfrttlidtc Se* 
 iiriffe gcf)en. Things to their - so unini*- 
 giiiable as etc., :Diiige, \\\\&i ihrru ^ruritfeil 
 
Vkif. far. fall. faf. W*. m^t. Fine. f'n. M. move, n6r, got, 6il. cli&d. Tdhe, tfib. ffill. lAin. THis. 975 
 
 THO 
 
 fo iiubenfbnr, ali !C. You niu»t have -s of 
 what etc.. (&ie iliuiTeil ttiif ^a£ i)&r(ll, I0ii6 !C. 
 It klioiild be in our -« tlie etc.. ivir \Mte{\ 
 nn :c. tdireit. He lia* no -s of etc, (T ttutt 
 flar ni(t)t tin jc. I wUli to convey my — « 
 to aiioilier penton , id) ivuiu'dye mriiie &t' 
 bAiirni (iiitr iiiiDrrii ^^^cri'uii niiC}iicl)eiU'ii 
 Upon « — , Willi a -, (]e^>1llr(lnVf)llelI. The 
 merry — • of a fool. Jer ®(<)iuanf, bit ^P\\t. 
 The merry -■ of a fowl. i,\i Sruilbeiti (i- 
 lif* $|il)ii6; (II. ((> He Sriflt. I had -» of 
 removing him. id) i,\<t)tt Darait. il)ll )U ^«' 
 frrtlfll. I will iijcak my -« to yon, id) ivill 
 3l)Mrii uiciiie 0)eCiiiifeii niittljrilrii, menu 
 ^ll^tllllllig Mfidl. To entertain ill -■ of eic. 
 (iiK |'d)li'd)t( '•}Rriiuiii() von tc. I^afteii. Tu 
 take - for etc. , || iVrgm tut ... To lakr 
 — , fid) l)nrmirii, ©tiwa* jii jptrjiMi nrhmcii. 
 Adam look no -, ^^rtlll iviir iiiiberrniuiiert. 
 And died with - and anguish, llllb \\axb ill 
 @or{)< II. 4I111I1T. Thouglit-execuii n(i 
 firen, tjeiier, bicinriiieiii Ofii oerjirhren. Shar. 
 
 T li o u g li t - s i c k. iiiiriihiii, i'd)iurriiu'itl)ia , 
 And U - at llie act, ii. grDdlft trribriilllii] 
 tieirr Ihnt. Sh*k. 
 
 Tliong-litrul, t/iiwi-ful. aiti. 1. oe. 
 (iliirriiiun , ll>1d)^cllrlll^, tleifiniiig. 2. oiif' 
 merrriim, bnVr.it; (o>> btba^t (niif). i 
 Auofllit^, (efiitnntert. 4. ium Ttiid^bt"''" 
 tiniiiDeiiB. 
 
 A thoughtful man, a man of — mind. 
 (ill tieiTiimiiirr -TOiiim. 
 
 Tliouiflitrully, lAiwt-f&ii, adv 
 I. (^f^nllftlloo(l 2. niiitiirrfmnt , forgfninfl. 
 
 TIlOUg^lltrullieSH, lAawt'tulneii. 
 
 «. I. ed« tirft >)?iid)6tnf«n , ajfrtifftfeiii in 
 @tN)nrrii, Die WrDaiifeiifuKe , lutTtiiiiigftit 
 4. tit ©onjinltififrir. 3. 6if ajficrijiiifi. 
 
 TIlOU^IltleiSHf lyiiwl'le*. aiij. 1. 
 fle^l1llfrlllo6. 2. tierniiretilrer, tiiimm. 3. iiii- 
 bfioMiieii, fnf)rinfM(i, iindMiiiug. 4. iiiibtfiim: 
 uitrt, fprgto*; (of) uiibeforgt (fur). — ado. 
 Though t-'leisly, I. flrbaufciiloi, in btn 
 Xafi l)iiiein. 1. iVrnlod, iiiiberumuKTt. 
 
 TlioufflitlefiNiiesiif (Aiwtiesne*. 
 «. I. tic (iJeDrtiifdilofiflftit. 2. tit ©orflj 
 loftflffit. 
 
 Tliounand, thha'tim , (Atineir. 
 thuiend; ()Oti) thnmind) adj. 1. taufdlb. 2. 
 1 ttiiiftuD (eiiic groee^liiiai)!). 
 
 Thousand and one, t fiberftilfTti). IiUa 
 — chancen to one that you succeed, tlltlll 
 fanii taufeiiD grgeii tint lurtteii, ta^ t6 3f;> 
 ttfii gtliitgeii iwirb. A - pounds , tnufciit 
 ^fuuB. [i «iiie gro^e 'IKcngo. 
 
 Tliousnnd , «. tai Inufeiit); ia»<ti 
 
 In former times, how many thousands 
 perished by famine, mit \f\tit tau\ente, tuic 
 vitle tnureiici ')7{(tird)(ii flarbtu uprmaU i^uii: 
 |ct! A - shall fall at thy side, and tea - 
 at thy right hand, |i o6 tau^en^ fn(Ien ju 
 tttntt (Sfiteii un6 jffjn tnuicnB )ii ftriiier 
 9it(bt(n !c. [(6er, bit, tat) tnufcuDfle. 
 
 VltOUftandtllf t/iou'zandl/i, adj. 
 
 The thousandth part, ta6 lAUfenblTel, 
 intitVn»t()ei'. (lauf«iibt()«il. 
 
 Thounniidtli, «■ tai Zau\'*nt\\c\, 
 
 Tlto«vl , ;/i('.ie. i". Th«ie. [ben. 
 
 TlirHck, i/nak. D. a. f loben , brMs 
 
 YlirHCkHCMt, i/nak'skat. «. |-}}fiii.| 
 lai ni'.h ill »eii Piriibeii befiMPIidjc "JWftiifl- 
 
 TUcall, t/iiiwi, (angdi'. •'Hi., Dan. 
 
 THR 
 
 trael; f(()n>. trSl; tit. troel; it. trail; gat( 
 traill) J. » 1. betSflflue, £ned)t. 2. bie Seib 
 eigenfd)nft, Sriuuerei. 
 
 Greatest kings are thrall to change, bir 
 gr&gten £ouige finb bein 2ii3ed)|M iiiitir. 
 luorfen. (fflT>'li'- 
 
 Tlirall, 0. a. '> jiini «Sfi>n<eii nMd)i'ii, 
 
 Tlirallduiu, tAriwi'diim, «. Ml 
 tSflAuerei, £iied>(r<i)>ift' 
 
 The Greeks lived in thrnlldoni under 
 the Turks, nearly four hiindreil yeiirx. 
 
 Tlirnpple) lArap'pl, s. lOertl.J bi( 
 2iifrtol)rc, .Retjle. 
 
 Tlirttmll , i/irash , (iingclf. tharscau. 
 therscan ; trcjiteiu v. a. 1. [ SanblUirtlji'd}. j 
 brei"d)eil. 7. t to — any one, or any oue'» 
 co.^t, (ftiien bri'i'iten, priigrlii. 
 
 To thrasli out, iiu£Drri(^eii. 
 
 Thrasli, v. n. I. brefd)eii. '2. init'}lii 
 llrtiigiing iirbeitru, buffeliii (for; I'ld) nbniiis 
 i)(n (UMi). 
 
 Tliraslterf lArash'ur. t. becX)r(fd)tt. 
 
 TltrMsliin^f i/irash ing , «. 1. biu 
 £rei'd)eii. 2. tai i))iugelii; bic i^ruoel. 
 
 T li r a s U i u g - n o o r. Ck £ri'|'d)(eilllt. - - 
 machine, tie X)ret(t)iiiiird)iMt. 
 
 TlirMSOniCMl , i/iranon'nekal, (li. 
 Tlira»o) adj. tt)Ta\\>m\\t) , priiljleriid). — adv. 
 Thrason'ically, tt)rtironirit) tC. 
 
 Tlirave, lAiive, (iv. dreva) «. -f 
 tai £)ui.<p(iMi9t'nb (v>arben 
 
 TlirMWy (rd)Dlt.) to sprain, to 
 twist, to contradict. 
 
 TlirawMri} (fdiott.) cross-grain- 
 ed; ill ■ te ill pered. 
 
 Tliread, i/iiad, ( (nngelf. thred. 
 
 Tliredf ^ thraed) «. I. crr 
 
 5neen; Siuirn; (Xu(f>ni.id).l bet Jabeii lei- 
 nti 3eiigi-d). 2. t ttr jjaben leiner &t\at). 
 lung jt.). 3. ber Silberfflben, (Doibtaceii. 4. 
 [V>o(.\ ttr Satxn. 5. bie @(t>arte, ®(<>iicibr 
 (eine« ©d)ernie|Ttr6 :c.). 
 
 .\lr-t breads, ©DmrneTfiiben. .\ bot- 
 tom of -, eiii finauel 3<v«^>*- Tne vital -. 
 Cirr Sebeii^fiibeii. — and thrum , "> (iiiitee 
 llllb ^b\ti tblird) eillilllber). To reas»umc 
 ihe - of one's discourse, ben if>ibeii jeiiier 
 diett ivieCer niifiiet;iiieii , ivieber nnfnupfen. 
 The - of a screw , t)er ©djriiiibengnug. 
 
 T bread-bare, I. faPenfiteinig , abge> 
 rragcn. 2. t nb.ieiiii^t ((J>egeii|liiiiD ic). -- 
 bareness, bie Abgeiuii^re !Befd)A|feiil)eic. 
 --bobbin. DieBivirnlii^e. --housewife, 
 --case, bie 3»"ri"'ir(<)<- -lace, bie 
 Siuinupiije. --moss, tai £iioteninoo*. 
 -paper, ^fr (papterne) 3i«itmui«f'l- -- 
 shaped. l^t>t. i fabintormig. — stumper, 
 [T^atiirg.j ber iin:rte j^egel, ^olbjpinncr (eine 
 fiegeltute). -tape. Da* Swirubfluft. 
 
 Tliren<lf ( v. a. I. | etnf.ibelii (eiiie 
 
 Tlired, \ >Rnbel). 2. t b»rd)erin: 
 gen, burd) ... bringen. 
 2. Heavy trading ship* ... threading 
 the Bosporus. Mitford 
 
 They would not - the gates, fie luudten 
 nlrf)t nuA ben Ifjoren. 
 
 TlireMdea, ) adj. -f am ^attn be-. 
 
 Tliredeit, ^ |lel)enb , yerfertuift. 
 
 Vlirendy, t/ired'd«. ^ udj. i. 5.i6fn 
 
 Tliredy, ^ eiiti)iiirciifi. 2. 
 
 fiirii), rVibriiig, buiiti Aiie ^libeii , forerig (u. 
 ■murjeln 2C.;. 
 
 TUK 
 
 Tlireapf t/irepe. (angelf. threupian) 
 tt. a. [Oertl.] (aiiit) T h r e a p e n, to T li r e a p 
 down) (Ireiten, 3{ed)t l)abea luoflen, bel;fliip» 
 ten, mit Ungeiliini be^iuipten. 
 
 Tlireasli, t/iiesh, (v. fr. triage) t. 
 [i^rtnbelj ber "iriiigesfiaffee. 
 
 Tlireat, i/iret, (Angelf. threat) «. 1. 
 bie Sro^ung. 2. bie tilnbroi^ung, ^brul;uii|] 
 (of, mit). 
 
 Threat , ^ i v. a. l. Qit 
 
 TlireafeOf lAret'm. ^nen bebrol^eii, 
 ^inem brol^en, ^ braiieii, (any one wiiU > 
 &inein brcljen niic . , @'iiieii bebrotjen mit. . . 
 2. 1 broljeii. 3. AiibtDljen. 
 2. Rolling billows threaten (o over- 
 whelm us. 
 
 The clouds threaten us with rain or 
 a storm. 
 
 What threat you me with telling of 
 ihe king , nai ttotft if)c niir, bem ^onig ti 
 \U fagen? Tliat threatens some dismal 
 calamity to the state, bii's^broht bem @tAAt( 
 mtt irgeiib einer grogen Xnifrfnl. Threat- 
 ening letters, X>ni|)briefe. 
 
 Hrov. Threatened folks live long, ttt 
 lien lUiiii broht, fie lebeii aui SAiigfleti. 
 
 Tlireateuer, tArei'tnur, «. bet 
 Orel)iT, Driiiier. 
 
 Tlireateuingr, lAret'in'ng, adf. 
 brohenb.— n<<w. T h r e a t'e n i n g I y, brof)eilb. 
 
 Tlireatenlug', « bA£ X)ri>f)en, bie 
 Drohiiiio. 
 
 Tlireatful, tAret'f&l, adj. flArf 
 brol)i'nD, uoflcr Brof^iingen, 6ebrDf)(i(f). 
 
 Three, tArei, (angelf. threo, thrl, 
 thry. thrig; gr. Ireis; (At. tres; gAei. U. IP. 
 Hi; Sig'iiiHTtpr. tre; fAltSft. treja, tri) adj. 
 brei. 
 
 Three times a* much, brei 'Wiai ]'0 
 oiel, bA« CreifAd)e. - half- pence, Anbert* 
 Dalb ^ence obet ©tilber. In - copies, brt;» 
 fart). 
 
 Three aged, brei>5)?enfd)fnAttiT ^ftbenb, 
 I'on brei OJ^ein'djrnAlrern. --capsuled, 
 [•»Dt. ) breifApfilig. --celled, t ^ot- ] 
 KreifAtberig. -cleft, (®ot.) brfitljriiig. 
 --cornered. I. treirrfig (ijjilt !c.i. 2. 
 [^ot.l breiiVifig. —-edged. I. Dri'ifd)iiei< 
 Pig. 2. [-iiM.l breiffirig. --fingered, 
 brrifiniifrig. --flowered, CBot.] treii 
 bliiniig. --fold, ai adj. I. breifiid). 'I. i 
 - penny niiiii. ^er Anne, elfiibt 'Wi'iifd). b) 
 *. [©or.) tai Dreil'liUt, ber ^ibtxfitt, -Jjis 
 berflee, bie •i5o(f6biihne. --footed, brei* 
 filgig, bteibeiiiig. --forked, breijArfig, 
 ereijinfig. --grained, l:i5i)t.] brrif(ftAlig, 
 breifiirt>erig, brcifiiijpfig. --headed, brei» 
 f&pftg. --hooped. Dreireiflg. Suak. — 
 inch, --inched, 1. brei)6(lig. 2. t fleiit, 
 perAd)Hirt>, nnbcbeiitenb. -leaved, brei» 
 blAtrerig; - giasa, berflee. --legged, 
 breibeinig; — mare (stool), o ttt brcibrinige 
 Walgen. --lobed, [SSot.) breilAppig. — 
 men-beetle, -j- 1. fin ^ICerfjeng iiint 93nfl» 
 treiben. 2. eine OfAiunie fur brei 'Wiinnet. 
 --men-song. 1. ber breijtinimige itAniMi. 
 2. bft(5>cfAiig i>oii ^etrmifeneii. -mouth- 
 ed, brcimiiiiiig. --nerved, [95pt.]breU 
 rippig. --nooked, Jreiiuinfrlig. --part- 
 ed. [JSor.] breiri)eilig. --pence, t/irep'eii*e, 
 t/iiip'tMise. I. fine Slibirmuiiie im 2Cfrt!)e 
 pon crei ^cnce, brei ^tnber, ber iDreiflubet. 
 
976 Fate, far, fall, fat. I\U, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6?!, clourl. Tube, tuh, full. t/an. 'J'Mis. 
 
 THR 
 
 2. Proo. If you make not much of-, you'll 
 ne'er be worth a groat, met Ben @rD|'d)en 
 nid)t ju DtiU^e ^nlt, bringts iiidjt juni tl;a» 
 (jr. — penny, adj. I. 6rei ^ence luertl). 2. 
 ± geriiige, flemeiii; Prov. To l>e born under 
 a - planet, ein 3anfet, ®eij(;nl^, ^nicfer, 
 Siiiii|» fein. --petaled, [SSot.] breiblnt: 
 ttrig. — pile, t 6er giite^liifd) oi. <S>nm: 
 nut. Shak. --piled, * I. bict)t ntif eiiiaiu 
 ber fi^cnb , gefjniift. 2. tnit $rtiircn obex 
 Walk flnrf befe^t, bictf)nrifl. 3. giiteii $li'iict) 
 c&. ©ntitmei trngenC. 4. fciii, trefflid). Shak. 
 --pointed, bt;ei|vi(jig , breiinifig. -- 
 Rcore, adj. ctu ©cf)Dcf, I'ec^jig. — seeded, 
 brtifnmig; - mercury, bn^ aSrennfrnut, 
 bfr Serfel. --sided, brcifniitig, breifeitig. 
 --square, [SBot.] brcifnntig. -storied. 
 aui brei ©toctiuerfen bc(lff)enD. — suited. 
 
 1. f(f)led)t begieitet (eine fleiiie SSegleiruiig 
 fjnbeiib); (ober niirf)) ber niir brei Itltifiin 
 gen I)nt iiiib bnbci ptat^li. Shak. 2. biL'nfl= 
 tuiftig. — tailed, adj. A - bashaw, 
 iXurfti] tin ^nf^n oon brei 3?oprd)mi'ifiii. 
 --valved, [®Dt.] breifinppig , breifpcljig. 
 
 Tlireue, t/irene, (gr.) «. t &•' ^'oge, 
 bnfi Stingclieb. Shak. 
 
 Threnody, ihrln'ode, (gr.) «. bne 
 ^liigelicb , ber i?lng(e)ge|"iing. 
 
 Tliresll, lAiesh. r. Thrash. 
 
 Vlireslier, lAtlsh ur, *. [5d)tf)ijol.] 
 ber ©eenffe. 
 
 Thresliliold, i/irlsh'hold, (nngelf. 
 Ihaerscwald) * I. bie©rt)iucnr, 'il)iirrrf)i»eUe. 
 
 2. i bie ©djiiictle, ber S-ittgnng. 
 
 2. He is now at the t h resli h old of his 
 argument. Webster. 
 
 'FIire'»V, t/iroo. praet. v. Throw. 
 
 Xhrice, thdse. (U. three) ado. I. 
 treitttal. 2. ± breitiinl(=. feljr). 
 
 Tltrid, t/iiSd. (m. treiziaw) r. a. 
 biirrf)fcf)ii"ipfeii (burcf)jtel)eii ; fid) biirct^iuiubcii). 
 
 Vltrirt, t/iritt, (U. Ilirive) *. 1. bcr 
 ©eroimi, aSoriljcil; tc.i ®li"icf, bet 2Bi)l;l> 
 (Tanb, bie 5H}Dl)(fn()rt. 2. bne ©erntl;en , ber 
 fd)iJne, finrfe 233iit^6 (finer ^ffnnje). 3. bit 
 ©pnri'niiiffit, giite 923irt(;rd)nft, <ajirtl)rd)flfr= 
 lid)teit. 4. [ SBot.] bie SBcrgnelfe , Seenelfe. 
 
 Thriftily, tkndele. adv. I. ipar! 
 fnm, (jniiSljnitcrifd), rntljintii. 2. tnit (leigen> 
 betn 5IBo()((l(iMbe. 
 
 Thriftiness, t/iriftenls. «. 1. bie 
 §(iu61id)feit, ©pnnntnfcit. 2. bo8 SlnffiMns 
 men (ber jlcigenbe 5!Bof)I|lanb, bn^ 2BfIts 
 gli'irf). [bcrifd); ju 9?id)t^ foininenb. 
 
 Thriftless, lAiitt'ies, arfy.iicrrd)n)fn: 
 
 Thrifty, t/irSfie, adj. l. iVnrfiitn, 
 fntl)i"flm, f)on«l;iiltcrifrt). 2. jii Qtroai toni-. 
 nicnb, miffiMniiienb (nn aOoliIilnnb jinul): 
 nienb). 3. grrnrljcnb (v. ^pflniijen). 4. l)au&: 
 ;nltcrii'rf) omuiiltet, eriVflrt. Shak. 
 
 Thrill, t/nil. *. I. ber Driflbcljrcr. 
 2. bnS Ciifrii'd), 3iifllPC{). 3. bcr biirc<)brin> 
 jenbc len, Cnnt; Irifler, f. Trill. 
 
 Thrill, (nngelf. thyrlian, thirlian; 
 briflen, tridirn) v. a. l. ? (je^t Drill) brii: 
 en, bDl}ren, bnrdjboljren. 2. i bnrdjbol^ren, 
 biird)bringi'n (bn# $erj ic). 
 
 Thrilled with remorse, mm @nvi|Ten£s 
 iiffeii biird)brungen. 
 
 Thrill, 1). n. 1. (; nberf) einbringcn, 
 ^inetiibrtngcn (ivif eiii ©prrr !f.). 2. t burd)- 
 itingen. 3. i fdjniurn, bcbtn, jiftern (with. 
 
 Ill--' w;c|u;ii[ii:. 
 
 iiriviiig-iiess, t/ui'vingnes.) 
 hriviug-, t/iii ving, ) 
 
 THR 
 
 uor), (at) fc^nuern (ilber). 
 
 To thrill through, burc^beben, burif): 
 jitteru, burd)fd)nncrn. 
 
 A sharp sound thrills through the 
 whole frame. Addison. 
 
 Thrilling shrieks, btir4)bring(nbe, gel: 
 lenbe ©d)reie. 
 
 Thrips, thnps, t. [^tatnrg.] ber 
 aSlofenfug, &rbflol), ipDlj(led)er. 
 
 Thrissa, thrU'sa, s. [^<i)t\)\)cU] eine 
 aitt goring. 
 
 Thrive, tAn've, (i». drive, treiben) 
 prael. thrived; pp thrived, thriven, v. n. 
 1. gebeit)cn, fortfoinmen , treiben, lundjfcn 
 ti>. ^fJiinjen), gerntljen (nnd) i». 5Biel;). 2. i 
 a) gebeiljen, ju etmnS foninien, fortfcmnien, 
 nuffmnincn, iuol)l^nbeiib merben. b) (in) jn^ 
 nel;incn (rtn ®eiunbl)clt ic). 
 
 A thriving trader or mechanic, ein 
 ilnuftnnnn, ^nnbiuerfcr, ber iuDl)ll;abenb, 
 reid) luirb. 
 
 Thriver, tftri'vur, ». ©iner, ber ju 
 Qt\va& foinnit, luoljlljnbenb, reid) luirb, bnf 
 ©liicf^finb. [beiljlid), glilcflid). 
 
 Thriving-ly, lArlvSugle, adv. ge> 
 
 He goes on very tiirivingiy, er ina(^r 
 fc(;r gute ®efd)afre 
 
 Tl 
 
 Thri 
 iiU &iOnt)en, gniieljincn. 
 
 Thru', i/iroo, t fiir Through. 
 
 Throat, t/jrote, (nngelf. throta.throte; 
 I. I. ber ©d)Iiinb, bie iicljle, ©nrgcl. 2. 
 [m<iv.] a) bn6 cinem ipnlfe nl)iilid)e Ding, 
 (bnl)er) ber .?)n[« (nn einetn ^ilnfer, einer 
 Rnie). h) bie «JKicfe. 
 
 To have a sore throat, finen biiifen 
 5pnl^ Ijnben, ^nl^iuel) Ijnben. To cut one's 
 -, einein ben ^16 nbfdjntiben; (i) ©incn 
 uinbringen. In the very - of sulphurous 
 war, tnititii im fd)mffcligen ilriegc. 
 
 Throat -band, bcr iteljirictnen (nni 
 qSferbc}nntn). — brail. fWar.] t)a6 SBc< 
 fnn6brDt)t. --buckle, bie Scl)lrieintn= 
 (ct)i\alle. --down-hauler, ['War.] bir 
 OficberljiMtr bcr ©iiffd, mtldjcr nn bcr '0)ii<ft 
 berfclbtn befciligt ift. — flap, [iUniU.J Dcr 
 Seljlfccfcl, bne 3"l>trt)n>/ bcr Snpfen. --hal 
 liard, [ -Wnr.J ber ©ajftlfnll. --pipe, 
 bie Suftrttjre. --root, [33or.] bie aBiiffir 
 iniirjmnrj. --seizing [*;))uir.] bne ipnrr^ 
 binbrel. --wort. ( SKot.] Die ipiilfiuurjcl, 
 bn»i>al^frant, 2CalDgilJcfd)in, bcr giiigirmu 
 
 Throated, tArote ed. a-ij. tin 3n= 
 fninincnfetjiuiflcii) einen ©d)lnnb ijiU'cnb. 
 
 Frog-throated, tnit tiftem ©c^lnnbt, 
 lucitmniilig. 
 
 Throaty, t/irotei. orf;. bnrd) bie 
 Hcliic nufgcfpn>d)cn luerbcnb, iifl;!... 
 
 Throb, l/iiob, Ctntt drive n. drub 
 iicrm.; gr. ihorybeo) r. n. fd)ingfn, pod)i'M, 
 flop en (u. .^erjen ic); (wiiln fd)lagcn , po: 
 d)rn, flopfen (I'er '2lng(l :c.). 
 
 Throb, i.bnf JiiDpfcn, ^oc^cn, ©d)ia. 
 gen , ber ©drlng. 
 
 Throbbing', t/irobbing , «. bne 
 ^i>d)fn, ©d)lngcn, iJ5nircn. 
 
 Throddeii, i/nod dn. o. n. [f pbrr 
 Dcrri.) f. Thrive. 
 
 Thrfie, i/no, (nngcif throwian) *. (gc: 
 iwolMil. pi. -s) bie lobtfiiiigfl, biT ii'bciS 
 f.unpf; (bcf.) bir 2iJcl)i' (cmer (ijet«iucruin). 
 
 THR 
 
 Throe,P.w.a3}cf)en ob. grope ©(<>inet» 
 ]en nii*ilfl)cn. 
 
 Throe, «. o. SSeljcn ob. groge ©coiner* 
 icn nn^ileljen tnnd)cn, tjeftig nngfligtn, fdjrecl* 
 lic^ brnngen. 
 
 To throe forth, gebnren. Shak. 
 
 Tlironibus, t/irom'bus, (gr.) «. 
 [■i»?eb.] bcr Slbcrfropf. 
 
 Throne, t/trone, (gr. thronos) 1. 1. 
 bcr Xl)ron; (nnd) 1 bie f)i>d)|'le SBi'irbe eine« 
 ©tnnrc^). 2. |i pi. -s, iljronen (©•ngel). 3. 
 ber ©i^ eined SBifd^of^. 
 
 To raise any one to the throne, @ineil 
 nnf ben Hiron fe^cn. 
 
 Throne, v. a. nuf ben X^xm H^m; 
 (nnd) i) \. Enthrone. 
 
 Throng-, throng, (nngelf. thrang;, 
 ir. drong; Drnng) «. l. bn* (J)cbrnnge (oon 
 'Wcnfc^en) , ber Sulnnf. 2. bie 'i»?enge, 
 ©d)nr. 
 
 The .sportive throng, bnS Oog&fleiui'iljl. 
 
 Throng, v. n. l. fi(^ brnngen. 2. i 
 (upon) ((Sincii) bebrnngen, beiliirinen (t>i>n 
 2cibcnfd)iiftcn Jc). 
 
 Throng, v. a. brnngen. 
 
 Throngly, tArongle, adv. f ge< 
 brnngt, iin 0)fbrange, in 'OKcngc. 
 
 Tliropple, t/irop'pi, $. fOcrtl.] f. 
 Throttle. [». [Drniti;.] bie 3>rriTcr. 
 
 Throstle, tAros'sl, (nngcif. throstl-;) 
 
 Throstle-cock, iat ?Wnnn<t)cn in 
 Droffel. 
 
 Throstling , tAros'sl'ng , «. bie 
 ipniebranne (eine ^rnnfljcit befi 9{inbinch^). 
 
 Throttle, t/irot'tl, (p. throat) a. bie 
 ^ehlc, Snftr&l)re, Droffel. 
 
 Throttle, v. a. u. n. l. erflirfcn, cr» 
 broffeln, erwilrgcn; bent ©rflicfcn nnl)c brin» 
 gen. 2- luie ©iner, bn bem ©nlicten iinlje 
 i|l, ntf)inen. 
 
 Throttle, v. a. wit eine 'ipcrfon, bie 
 iiin (S-rflicfiMi ill, IjeruDrbriiigcn (SGorto. 
 
 Through, tArou, (nngelf. thurh; 
 bnrd)) praep. 
 
 1. bnrd), bnrc^ ... ^inburd). 
 
 To pass through, gcljen , bringcii 
 bnrd) ... To pierce -, bii|)rcn bnrd) ... 
 rnrdjbol^ren. To ride -, bnrd) ... Ijinbiird) 
 vciren, biirdjrciten. To go, to get — a 
 i>ii>iiness. ein (5)erd)nft becnbigen. His ge- 
 iierou.s mind shines — all he does, fiitie 
 (ijroijtnnrl) leiid)tct ntiS 9l((etn (jcrorr, \v<\i 
 tr Il)llt. Their tongue walketli - the earth, 
 II lua^ lie fngcn, in& inng gciren nnf ©rfrn. 
 
 2. burc^ (cine 3eitbnner bcfliminenb; oer. 
 tniircijl). 
 
 Througii the senses, bnrcft bic ©iniie. 
 — these hands, btird) biffe ^finbe. — books, 
 bnrd) ^t'id)er, bnrd) Ccfri'irc. - fear. nn« 
 glird)t. - ambition, aui ©ijrgeij. - thirst 
 of gold , au& (55oIbbnr(l. 1 fell asleep - 
 weakness, id) fdilirf iTr 'TOnttigfcit ein. 
 
 Through , udv. i. bnrd). 2. bnrct) 
 nnb bnrd), biird)iine. 
 
 It runs him through and — , t6 flld>t 
 it)n bnrd) inib bnrd). I am wet -, id) bin 
 bnrd) nnb turd) nng. To read -, bnrd)« 
 icfcn. To pierce -, bnra)brl)rcn , bnrd)i 
 ilcd)in. To see-, i bnrd)fd)nnen. To carry 
 -, bnrd)tTil)reii, nnfinl)rfn. 
 
 T h r o II g h - b I .■ 4. iioflfounnrn ivoM fr» 
 ^mjcn »b nnrrrridjtet; f. T horough-b re d 
 
FAte, far, fSlI. fat. M4. met. Fine. fin. N6. move, n6r. got. 6il. clofld. TAbe. tub. ffill, f^in. THis. 977 
 
 THR 
 
 Tbroiig1i-lighted. + burctxtllf fttf U*tct, 
 ton jnjiM Seiten frleiid)tet ; - rooms. Sininur 
 mit•fin(^tl^cr eiirflegcngerentei) {Jfi'^Tn. -- 
 paced, -J- f. Tlioioiigh-paced. — - 
 • pie lit, iai bllrrt)gpf)flI^f Ueberbein (.bti 
 ^t>r^fll). 
 
 Tliroiig-lily, th<ol\i. adv. dan): 
 lirt), i<pi'lfoinnu-ii, I'oflig, fciird)nu«; f. 
 Til o roiig li I y. 
 
 'Fliroilf^'liOIlt, tftruu^ut', praep. 
 fliiiij Curd), gnii} l)iitMird>. 
 
 Tliniugliu a t Ireland. England, biird) 
 jjonj 3'''n"t*. 6"i'flirtn6- - "ly body, nn nifi! 
 ncni nfliijen Si-rpft. - the year. ia6 0<i^' 
 l)ill^llr(f). — tlie wliole course of liii life. 
 iviidrfi'T f('\»ti flfinjfii 2r6en*Iniife«. (afl. 
 
 (Tlie clolli wHii) of H piece Ihrougli- 
 oiit. riirrt!rtii6 I'DM finciii ©ri'irfe. 
 
 Til rove, throve, "prnef. i). Thrive. 
 
 Throw, i/iro. (Ijofl. draaijen; brfljfll) 
 praet. ilirew; pp. thrown, v. a. I. + 6reljen, 
 ittd)\'t\n. 1. trrljeii , jivirneii , (Vinneii. 
 
 Thrown xllk, nciivirtite <St\it , Rctten-. 
 felbt, Drflnnftiiffibf. To - balU in a lathe, 
 Itiinein niif finer DrfrfjiXfrnnl! trrfjcn. 
 
 Tliro^Vf (niigelf. thrawan) prnel. 
 threw; pp. thrown, r. a. I. (figrntf. fcbnrfl 
 U.frei*f&rmig bewfgen; bol)trrif'er().)iverfcii, 
 (6rf. «ii(l) uon ®f|rt)fihfn ic.) xUtUn dtugelti 
 Id, fcl)Ifiibcrii; (at) ii'frfen (niif, n(i(f»> ; 
 (into) l)jiieiiimfrfet», rorrfeti in ... 2. f a) 
 (wit @f rdjivinbigfrit, $>rftigreit ii. ®(rd)ivini 
 fcigfi'it ©nun* tljiiii) H'erten; treibrn ; flo^tn. 
 b) lUfrfen, )ti 95t>beii ii'trfrn. o [^urfeKVJ 
 luertVn. 3. (uon (i* 'wnf "> n^'O'"' flbiumnn. 
 3. A serpent throws hU skin. Shak. 
 
 A fire-engine throws water (to extin- 
 guish flHme*). einr5ciierfprio« rprii5t<a)n(Tfr 
 C. I have thrown a brave defiance in 
 King Henry's teeth, ffcff ii 1r»() t)ab' i<ti in 
 Riinig S?(hmct)i ^M gc^d)Icll^crt. Shak. 
 There is no need to — words of contempt 
 on etc., ti if^ itiiiiDttiig, vcvad)tu<t) vv» u°. 
 )ll rebrn. He threw iilmself upon his bed, 
 It ronrf fifft <"if ff'" ®''*- O'er his fair 
 iiiibs a flow'ry vest he threw, er roarf 
 •ill bliiniige^ ^irivnnb rit>er fcine fc^ontn 
 9li(brr. Pope. To — any one in prison, 
 ©iiien \ni ®ffnngiiig luerfen. A vessel or 
 tailors thrown upon a rock, eiii @(f)iff, 
 bne niif einen gf Ifcii gnvprfen roirD , (See. 
 leiitf , bie fliif einen JJelfcn uerfcbliigen mct< 
 ben. When seamen are thrown upon any 
 onknown coast, lueiin @erfnl)rer nn cine im; 
 befninite Jtilde prrfrfjlngen lucrben. To - 
 jver board. ['Dfnr.J liber 58orb luerfen, nu6< 
 ft'Crfen. (Poor youth! how can'st thou) — 
 him from thee, ihn lUMl bir flogen? To — 
 ■ doublet, einen ^md) rorri'in. 
 
 ProB. To throw the hi'lve after the 
 hntrhet, eiiie (jnlbi'frloriie ©ncbe gnnj niif> 
 jebcn. To — the house out at (of) the win- 
 dows. »2lfle« briintcr ii. brilbrr gelien loffrn, 
 bn* Uiiterile }ii rborrt filiriii. To - a thing 
 into one's dish, ^iiiciii (JriuiiS in bie (Sct)iil)e 
 'flirgen, fd)kben, (Jiiif m Gra'a^ ©d^iilb gebcn, 
 jrrivcrfrn. 
 
 To throw away. I . lurgiucrfen. 2. i a) 
 nipgnirrfen i(55cre!c.), reridiiueiiPen, I'en'dilfii! 
 tern (bie S'lf Jci. b) i<cnrfrtrn (ein f&u<t) 
 li.)^ c) roegivrrffM , VPnvirKn. 
 
 Enfl. - rieuueh. Wiirterbuch. I, 
 
 THll 
 
 To throw one's self away, fi(^ rorgi 
 n>i'rten. To throw herself away on fools 
 and knaves, urn fid) 9inrren II. ®d)iirfen 
 iin ben ipnI6 ju merfeii. To throw ones 
 self away, (id) JU ©ruiibe rid)ten. To - 
 one's life, fein Seben iiid)t fc^oiien, eS U'id}t: 
 nmiig niif tui @|)iel feijen. 
 
 To throw by, I. bei ©eite werfen. 2. 
 1 bei ©eite Itgen (oenuerfen). 
 
 To tlirow down, I. nieberiuerfeii ; (on) 
 luirfen, (Ifirjen (nuf). 2. i a) nieberrci^en ; 
 ierilurcn. b) benu'ithigen, nieberbeiigen. 
 
 To throw one's self down, fid) nirber: 
 lucn'en. [niifgebcn. 
 
 To throw in, 1. I)iiieinn)erfen. 2. i 
 
 To throw off, I. f vo» (id) luerfcii, 
 nbiuerfen, nblegen, ttii6i\ft)tn. 2. ± a) nbj 
 iviTien, nbid)ilrtelnj nutgeben 'eiiie iBcfniint.- 
 fd)nit K>); nblegen (eiiie ©emoljnljeit jc). 
 i>> aii^flo§en, niiftrtiben. c) iierilogrn, ent: 
 fernen. 3 («!Caibinrpr.] (o^lnficn (bie gcfip; 
 peltrn 5pnnbe). 
 
 To throw off all sense of shame, nde^ 
 ©d)ningrfiil}l nbugen, bei ©eite iV^eii. 
 
 To throw on, iverfen nuf ..; Inben 
 nuf .., anfinben. 
 
 To throw one's self on, upon, fid) 
 I'crlnffen nilf . . . To t hro w one'* self upon 
 one's favor, fid) (S'ineui empfrl)!'!!. 
 
 To throw out, I. nu^iurrfeii, i)iiinu*> 
 iverfen, nn#(lo0eii; ucrtreibeii, I'crjogen, vtt- 
 bnnnen. 2. l «) nu^flo^en (Stebfrn; Ijiniuers 
 ten (SSorie). b) periuerfen (eine iBid). o 
 6-iiien jurfirflnffen, &int'ni itiuprfotiinirn, ti 
 6-inem |iiui>rtl)un. d) f PoUbringen. 
 
 To throw out cries, thrilling shrieks, 
 ©djreie nu«fli>6en, ein &t\d)Tti erlieben, 
 gcilfube ©(ftreie nn^flogen. To - (some) 
 hiuis , einen SDinf gebrn , )U i>erilet)i'n 
 gibfn, nn bie $nnb gebeir, ifigni. To be 
 thrown out, ISajnibnifpr.] ild) I'rrlicrcii 
 (l>. 0.igbI)Unben). - your eye» for bravf 
 Oiheilo. i'd)nnt end) md) bem rnpffniDiljrllo 
 
 lini. It throws us out of ouisrives, ei' 
 
 briiigt mid niificr iin«. To ili ro w liis lan- 
 guage more out of prose, Humer etc., 
 ^Dnur, urn feine <Bptad)t nvd) nii(}t uon 
 bet ^rofn ju entfernen ic. 
 
 To throw Dp, 1. in bie .^Dl^e loerfen, 
 nufrocrfen, f)eri'Drn»irfen. 2. i a; (jiniwerfcn, 
 I'or ajcrbrup niifgeben. b) (uberl).) nufgebcn. 
 3. niifivtrfcn (eine girjenei). 
 
 To throw up the cards, bie ^nrten (;in> 
 lurrffu, bic'JSnrtie, bnd©piel niifnct'''" Labor 
 -s up redundancies, and helps iialure, 
 'Jlrbcit entinbei bie lUberi'ude u. (;ilft bcr 
 3?ntnr. 
 
 Tliro^v , r. n. I. ivrrfen. 2. niic 
 SBiinelii lutrfen, ipielen, lufirfeln. 
 
 /'roi>. To throw at all, jn Qinein JU ge: 
 brniidjcn fein. 
 
 To throw about. I. unil)cni'erfcii, 
 (jcrumivfrfen. 2. t t 'Wi"i!l, aiusiufiie i'fr= 
 fud)en, fiiif -Wittd benfeii. Si-ekseu. 
 
 Tliro^v, *• I. «) bcr SBnrf. b) (bef. 
 mil *ll3iirtcin) ter 2i5iirf. 2. (bte 'ii.Mivfiueite) 
 ber 2Diirf; }- ^- A stone's -, em ©rem. 
 roiirf. 3. ber ©d)liiG, ©ircid). 4.ibie 'Jinfiren! 
 gang. 5. f. Throe. 6. [Orrrl.j bio Ort'd)re(= 
 
 4 Your youth admires [I'llllf. 
 
 The throws and swellings ot a llo- 
 uiHU soul, Auuiso.N. 
 
 THK 
 
 They danced but a little throw, fte 
 tnnjten niir tin tveiiig. (You can fool nc 
 more money out of me) at this -, nuf biefe< 
 'Will. (None but a fool) ha-^ards all upor 
 one -. mngt 9l(Ic!r niif einen 'iCurf. 
 
 TliroMrer, tAro'ur, *. btt SDerfer 
 (Jiner, bfv luirfr. 
 
 Thrower, } $. ber 
 
 Throwster, tAro'8tur,5 3n)irnet 
 ©d)niirerel)cr. Silk--, bcr ©eibenbreljet. 
 ©eibenfpinncr , ©eibenjmirner. 
 
 Tlir<i^vn, t/irone, pp. p. Throw 
 
 Tliruill , t/inim , Ciil. thraum 
 ininiin; gr. ihrumma) t. I. bai (ber) 
 Jniinin; (u. I'iberl).) ein Sunbel qltidi laiu 
 ger, nn bem einen ©iibe jiifniiiincngebunbe< 
 iier ^J'if'f"; '"r fli^rfige ©niiiii nn ber 2ein« 
 iwoiib; pi. -8. I'Wnr.j iriinini ob. ©tiicfe 
 ©d)nfivDMe jn cincni $cd)qiinfl. 2. bn^ grobe 
 (Seipinil, grobe (S)iirn. 
 
 T h r u ni - c a p , bie rocflene, tai\d)e ^JMu^e 
 (cine* ©d)ifffn«rf)t6). —-hat, ber mud)* 
 Diimenl)iit. --night-cap, bie Xrobbct» 
 nii'ipe. 
 
 Thru HI, B. a. I. iveben, fitd)ttn. 2. 
 mitQnnflen, grnnfen befeijeii. 3. (*S)?nr,l 
 biird) bie flt'inen Cfic^er eiiir^ ©cgel£ }iel)en. 
 
 Thrum, (f)l>(I. trom) r. a. II. v. n. 
 fd)led)t fpiclen, fd)l.iGeii, frnt^en (eine ©uit 
 tiirre i<.), fliinpern. 
 
 Tlirusll, i/irush, (niigelf. drisc) t. 
 [OrnitI).] bie Dn'dd. [ilirr4)i'i)gcl. 
 
 Golden thrush, bie ^irrd)bri>||el , bet 
 
 Tliruish, (0. thrust?) *. [OKcb.) bet 
 ©d)iunnim, '')Kuntrd)iunmin, (bet itnibeni) 
 bna '0)fniibfd)ii)nminct)rn. 
 
 Running thrush, f^ferbenrjiieif.] bte 
 picBeiibe ©tmljifiiiile. 
 
 TliruMt, t/iriisi, (Int. trudo; nrnb. 
 
 tarada) pruet. 11. pp. thrust, v. u. I. (iD^eil. 
 2. (iDpfon. 3. ilrrfLU. 4. (Ininpfcn. o. briirfen, 
 prc(Teii, qiic't|d)cii. 6. brmigcn. 
 
 To thrust one's self against the wall, 
 fid) nil bie ^3)iiiiicr brilrfcii. To thrust a 
 nail in a board, einen ??nge( ill ein S3ret 
 fdjlngcn. [uerflogen. 
 
 To t li r u s t a w a y or f r o m , ivegftogen ; 
 
 To thrust down, l)inab: ob. I)tniincer< 
 llogen. [ciii|"d)lagcii, eiiifetleii. 
 
 To thrust in, eiiijlouen, eiiureiben, 
 
 Thrust ill tliy sickle and etc., |i (d)la^t 
 nn niit beiner fd)arfcii :pippe iinb k. 
 
 To thrust into, I. l)iiieiii(lL)^en. 2. i 
 To thrust one's self into etc., \id) bran< 
 gen in (ciii 9lmt u.) , fid) in ... iiiird)en. 
 
 To til rust one into prison, QiWtW ini 
 @cfniigiu(3 ilopi'ii. 
 
 To thrust on, fortlreiben , nntreiben. 
 
 By a divine thrusting on, blirt^ gijtti 
 tid)Cii >21iiirieb. 
 
 To ihru.»t off, roegflogen. 
 
 To thrust out. nue|logcii,f)innu«|lD0en. 
 
 To thrust through, burd)|lDgen, 
 biird)|led)rn. [fen. 
 
 To thrust together, }iifninincn{>ruf> 
 
 To thrust upon, 3emniib (S-tiund glnu» 
 ben nindjcn, niif()iiiigcn. 
 
 Tliru!it, u. ti. 1. flogen (at, noc^). 
 2. fid) brniigeu. 3 einbriii(i''ii umgreifeii). 
 
 To til rust on. fid) I'orbrmigen. Who 
 
 - into their service, ^ic fid) in llircil Dlf urt 
 brangrn. And - bet»v:^eIl my father and 
 
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 TllR 
 
 tlie God, lnt^ pit jwi|'d)tn mcineii SBnter u. 
 
 l»en (Suit Prmigen. Drvdem. 
 
 Tlirnst, «. 1. eer ©teg (mit eem 
 
 Oegen beiiii 5erf)ten :c.). 2. i (at) eet lUiw 
 
 To make a thrust at any one, nncf) 
 ©■iliem (lOBeil. Two -s together, [Jcrf^tf.] 
 tie giiue. To falsify a , etiie giiite ninrf)cii. 
 
 VIiru!«ter« tftrust'ur, «. (f'liier, Der 
 
 'Flirusting-, t/irust'mg. t. I. bat 
 ©tDpen K., <■. Thrust. 2. [OiTtl.] ^le 
 aiuseviictfii &e« aunrffi mit ter ipaiiO (bcim 
 £nfemarf)en). 
 
 Thrusting- screw, I Ofttl. ] eine 
 ®cl)rniiOe, itw Oiinrf beiiu ^af»nmd)cii jii 
 preffen. 
 
 TltrUStillg-H , f/irust'ingi, ». pi. 
 {Dcrtl.J ^ie beim Baffin ncf)eii nii< bctu 
 fliifir? iiiu-nf6n'icftcu Wolfeii. 
 
 TlirUStlc*, t/iius'sl, s. \. Throstle. 
 
 Vltry-fallU^V, t/nitallo, (thrice 
 II. fnllow) V. a [iiniiDiviiTljid).] }iim Dnttcii 
 «JJ?iile liiiivj^iinin , friil>riid)fu. [rer iljiilit. 
 
 Vhiiiite, i/ioi'lite, t. [-Miiiitralg.J 
 
 Tlttllllit, l/ium,^ ((llinclf. thuina) s 
 
 Tltiiin, ^ I. i)L'r .Daiim, Daii: 
 
 men. 2. i &je Suflubc duif fcie ©(le , bci 
 finiiflfutcit). 
 
 A -'s breadth, tie Daumeiibrfite, eiiice 
 ^nmiieiiS brcit. To bite the — at etc., bell 
 25nimicn geijeii ©iiieii bfigcii U\\& 3dA}in 
 6cr 23cleibigiiiig). Shak. Miller's -, (Od)' 
 tl;ijDl.) ber IfauIbarS. 
 
 Thumb- band, tni bniinteiibicfe $anb. 
 -•cleat, [-^}?or.] eiti £lniiip nut eiiieiu 
 ^pnt Db. 91rm. —-latch, bie i.l)iirfliiifi' 
 mit ciiieni Dn'irffr. --lock, ta6 'Stbn-- 
 fd)!!"^ an eiiicr Ifji'ir , t)<\6 mit ciuem bcwt-- 
 lofeti ©djliiffcl niifgebnlcft luirb. --nail, 
 f. S u p e r u a c u I urn. --piece, [Xvpogr. j 
 6cr ®nff, 2liigriif nm t>edtl (btr ^riuo. 
 — -ring, ein 9{iiig, beii uornfl)iiie ^JScrioiieu 
 ttjtmaio am Dniimeii triigcn. Shak. -- 
 stall, ber Dniiiniingi [^JJfar.J tcr jjiiigcr: 
 ()ut bed ©cgcliiiiidjirfi , platen. 
 
 Tltiiiitb,^ (nitgeli'. tlaima) v. a. I. 
 
 Tliuin, ^ mit beiii r>niimeti Ijmiiiig 
 • 6cri"i(;rcn, biird)l>((irtcrn. 2. mit bem X)rtn> 
 men luifc^cii, 6f|'d)imi$cn. 3. ungefdjicfr, 
 linfifd) IjoiiMjaben t>b. nngreifen. 4. emit 
 ben JinflC^") fpiclfi'/ pngem; (over) biird): 
 fpielcn , (it'iVielfii (ein iLniiliicf i. 
 
 Thumbed volutiies. abgegriffcnc ^(inbc. 
 
 Vltuinb, 0. n. (mit ben J^ingeriu 
 fpieien , fingcrn. lljnbcm"^. 
 
 Tliiiiiilied, t/iunibt, adj. Daiiincii 
 
 Tint lite rst«*n<;, l/iiiinerstune, t. 
 [^inera;g.] ber iliiimi-rilein. 
 
 TllUiiliiiikillM, /(liiii'mekiiiz. 4.p/. 
 bie I)aiintenirt)innlie. 
 
 TllUlllinilli, t^iiiiii'mlm. «. pi. [jilb. 
 9I(riTrh.| bit lljmiimini. [®d)lag, ®ri>|s. 
 
 Vliuiiip, i/i«iiiip. (tamprnj*. ber^iiff, 
 
 Tliiiinp, p. «. piiftcn. 
 
 Tliiiinif, B. n. ?)5iiffe geben, piiffen, 
 fd)l>igtn , fiORi 11 , feili'n , pmtcn. 
 
 Tltiiinper, i/iump'iir, ». bie ?j5ft-, 
 fun Ob. ®iid)e, bie piiffr, ber puffer, <Bti>> 
 gcnbe, 'jfiiffenbe, ^L^djenbc. 
 
 Tliiinilliiig-^ •/luiiip'ing, adj. 1. e 
 plump, grti^, bi(J. 2. f. He<tvy. 
 
 THVV 
 
 Watinder, i/iun'dur, (nngelf. tlum- 
 der, ihuiioi) ,. 1. a) bcr Doillicr. b) biT 
 Douner, i5iicj. 2. >jebe5 grope fiivdjterlidje 
 (iiftofc, fiiirft ®.irtii|"4) ber Donner. 
 
 The til II II dor ufcuiiiioii, ber ^^aiiuneii: 
 bonner. The -s of the Vatican, bie 3>lii)f 
 b,6 25utifrtn6. 
 
 Thunder- bolt, 1. ber Donnerfcil, 
 •i3li9 inuttf i); — of excoinmiiiiicatian , ber 
 $ann|lral;l (bnd '21natl;ema;. 2. [••Bfiiieralg.i 
 Der Doniierilcin. --clap, ber i)oiiiiei-i 
 l'd)lag. —-cloud, bie DunnermDlfe, (sjciuii' 
 lerwolte. — -ciack, t f. --clap. -- 
 house, ein Oxfii^u'Xt'Xt, iim jn ieigen, tuu 
 ^niifer oom SBii^e be)"4)abigt luerben. - - 
 shower, ber ®eiuitterregen. —-stone. 
 btr Donneritein, Donnerteil. --storm, 
 Der Doiuieniurm , ®eiuitteriliirm. - - 
 strike, v. a. i. f mit bem DLtnner i>b. 
 bii^c trt'ifcii 2. i (mei|len6 iiii py- gebr.^ 
 Ill (i-r|lnuiien fetjeii , Ijeftig cndjrecfen. -- 
 struck, t --stricken, uoiu Doniicr 
 gtriiljrt ; (t) luic i>iMU Donner geriitjrt djcfiig 
 ii-jdji'tHftn , erilniint;. 
 
 Tiiiiuder, V. n. I. bonntrn. 2. i ein 
 oem Doiiiiec aljnlid)ee ©eniiii'd) von fid) gt; 
 oen; bunncrii, luettcrn. 
 
 T h nil de r i II g noise, bai ®tboiiner. 
 I'huiideriiig voice, bie X)uiiner|timmt. 
 Tliiiiidering barrels, ['JMttr.J bie iblll) = 
 Ob. JfiiermiTer, ivorin fid) bie jjeuertbpii 
 fines rbr.inbtre btfinbeii. [bonnern. 
 
 Tliuuder, v. a, 1. boiiiiern. 2. i 
 
 2 Oraules severe 
 
 Were daily thunderd in our gen'- 
 ral's ear. Ubvoen. 
 
 He tliundered blows, cr lieg >5trciit)i' 
 iingtlii. To - out, i)truorbonnern. To - oui 
 an excoaimunlcation. ben ^ann|lri11)l ('djleih 
 orrn- To - any one about , (jinen nieber^ 
 luetftrn. To - down, iiiebeiDoiuitrn, nitbivj 
 l'd)iiittrerii. iJJonneret. 
 
 Tlllinderer, t/idn'durui, *. ber 
 
 Xliuiideriugly, t/tiindui ingle. 
 udv. biMiiienib. [-f bonncrnb. 
 
 TitllltderOIIS, t/nindurus, aUJ. 
 
 Tliuiiiiy, t/iuii lie. 1. bie (i)radmtuft. 
 
 Tliurikle, t/iii lebl, (lat.) «. t b>u- 
 i>{aiid)iii6 , av'aiid)tri.iB. 
 
 Tliurireruiis, i/miiflirus, (Int. > 
 ndj. 'il5cil;riuid) rragtiib, crjeugeiib, bringciio. 
 
 Tlturific»tioil, t/m>itteka shun, 
 s. bii6 3Ciiiu1)tvii (tint iUtiljriind)). 
 
 Tliiiriiig'ia) ./miinjca, «. [®cpgr.l 
 Kjiinugen. — Thurin gian, a; adj. tl)ii. 
 ringifd) b; t. ber i.!)iiniiger. 
 
 TlltiriSduy, l/iuiiMe, (biin. Tors 
 dag. b. I). Tiior'-sdagi f. ber Donnerfliig. 
 
 Holy thursday, Ascension--, ber 
 $immrlriil)rfftag, 6hn|1i »immt(tof)rt. 
 
 TllUS, Tllu.<. (lUigtir. thus; l)oU. dus) 
 adv. I. fO, illlD. 2. )V (blS ill bieftlll (iJl'ilbC). 
 
 The thing thus passed, bie Sad)e lUT; 
 Ijielt fid) nlfo. - it is, fo i)T ef. Thus! 
 [•WiU-.j rcd)t fo! - far, \o lueit. - much. 
 fo I'ici. 
 
 Tll^vackf t/twak, (nngelf. thaccian ?; 
 e. o. fdjlngen, bre|'d)cn , biird)iuiilfen. 
 
 Tli^vttck, (. btr Seeing, ^nff. 
 
 Tliwaite, lAwJ^te, s. 1. [Dertl.] 
 ^eibelniib, ba« jii -ilrferfelb iingelegt luorbeii 
 i(t. 2. I0d)ti;i)oi.j eiiie >ilrt iilofe. 
 
 T .. 
 
 Tll^vart, t/i«art. (l)ofl. dwar»; id>m 
 tvars, tvari) adj. 1. fd)rng(e), quer. 2. } 
 oerftl)ri ; luibermnrtig. 
 
 Tliwurt, adv. fd)rng giter. 
 
 Tiiwnrt, #. [-Wfnr.i eine Dnfl ob 
 Doil (b. I). iBniftn; in einem ^iJoote. 
 
 Tli«vart, V. a. 1. i in tiner fc^rnget 
 iKid)tung biird)ii-.'i)tii , biird)freiijen. 2. i 
 biird)frcii,)rii , G-iiuni, emcr iSnd)e entgegcr 
 fein , ©tiuns f)inbtra , ©mem in bie Clnere 
 foinnicn, ()iiiberlii1), jmoiber I'ein, mibet. 
 llel)cn, fid) luibcrfttjen , miberilretten. 
 
 To til wart a design, etiien <J5lnn biirA*, 
 freujen. [flreitcn. 
 
 Tli%vart, V. n. enfgegen fein, luiber* 
 
 Vli«v»,rter, t/i»art lir. s. tint ©d)nf» 
 ^rnnfl)Cir, bit fid) fiird) jitrernbc ob. foiiunl* 
 fioifd)e 'Btiotgiingen jii erftiiiien gibt. 
 
 Tli\vartiu;i;°, t/twiiting, t. tai 
 Onrcbtrciijtn , ipinberiiig. -adj. I)inberlic(), 
 jimuber, luiberilreittnb, tuibenunrtig. 
 
 TliWMrtiii{;;ly, t/iwan ingle, (i 
 T h war li v) «(iii. m DieQiicre, entgegen, 
 inuubtr. (Sirftliriljfit, "liMbtriunrtigfeit. 
 
 VIlt^'UrtaieMlii , t/iwart'iies, ». bit 
 l^ll^t^art.'tilip.s, t/iw^it'ships, ado 
 
 qncr I'-iivd) bn? Sd)itt. 
 
 Tli«vick-tli%VMCIi,t/iwik'-i/twak, 
 ado. ober iiiterj. timd)fiiUfd) , ripsmp^, 
 fd)ivibid)iu.ib. (ren emit einem 'Kefjcr). 
 
 Tliwite, (/iv\iie, V. a. lOertl.J f\)ai» 
 
 Thwittle, i/ivvit tl, V. a. f.W h i 1 1 1 e. 
 
 Vliy, THi, THc, proH. (uitiileiid mil 
 J) bem, beine. [|| bn6 iljieiitnljolj. 
 
 Tliytiie-^VOUdf t/ie ine-wud. «. 
 
 Tliyite, t/<eiie, *. [•^JJinernlg.] bei 
 il)i)it. 
 
 Tliyine, time, (fr. thym; It. (jr. thy- 
 inosi *. [?5ot.j ber if)i)minn, £liienbef. 
 
 Wild thyme, btr lUllDC iliieilbcl, Jelb* 
 tl!i)ininn, Jelbfiininiel, (Ji^lbpolei. Mother 
 of -. bcr gi'inciiie diienbcl ob il)i)minn. 
 
 Tliymiis, t/ii uiiis, (gr. thyinos) «. 
 I'Mnnt.] bie 35cn|lbnife; [»Web. ] bie £inen» 
 bciiunrif. 
 
 Tliyiiiy, ti'me. adj. reid) an Zi)\jm\an, 
 
 Tliyruid , t/ii'rdid , (u. gx.) adj. 
 [?lnnt.] ©d)ilb... 
 
 Thyroid cartilage, ber ©(^i(bfnor)>el. 
 
 - gland, bie (Sf^ilbbrftfe. 
 
 Tliyrse, i/iirse, (gr.) *. 1. [9lltert().] 
 ber lt)i)nu6. ^ntd)ndi'lnb, 9{nntenilnb, 52}etn» 
 lniit)|lab, ^{ebenilnb. 2. [Sot.j ber ©tr<iu0. 
 
 Tliysel, (fd)ott.) thyself. 
 
 TliyNelf, THiself, (u. thy U. self) 
 proH. 1. bii felt'il, felb|l. 2. (ni« Dbjeftiu) 
 bir, bic^. 3. (? n. t) bu. [jufriebeii. 
 
 Thou thyself, bll felbjl. Content-, )et 
 
 Tiar, tiar. ^(gr. tiara) s. bie Xiara, 
 
 Tiara, u'a'ra.^ linre, a) ber inrbnii. 
 h) bie ;i>ap|lfroiie, breif.id)e itrone (be« ^npf 
 |te5). 
 
 Tib, tib, *. e bie©nbermagb, berSOJit^. 
 
 Si. Tib's evening. ( Otrti. j ber ^Ubenb 
 be« lt$tcn (JJerid)td. - of the buttery, e bie 
 (i),in*. 
 
 Tibial, tibeal. (u. lat. tibia) adf. I. 
 i'Jliint.j juni ®d)itnbein geljorig, ®d)ienbein.. 
 
 - artery, bic ©d)ienbciiif(Olngnbec. 2. )U 
 eiiier $frite ob. ^(ote gel)orig. 
 
 Tiburo, tiburo. «. [3d)tf)QDl. ] itt 
 3oi;n6i;ni, 'JKenfc^ciifrciTer, 'IKeerpidfraf. 
 
Fate. far. fall. fat. >U. met. Fine, fin. NA. move. n6r. sot, 6?!. cloud. Tuhe, tub, ftill. lAin, THi.*. 979 
 
 TIC 
 
 Tice, tNe, (f. R n 1 1 c e) r. a. + tocfen, 
 nnlorfeii, fotern. niiiicl)en. [eocfuiifl. 
 
 Ticeineiit, ttse'ment, s. t tie 
 
 Tick, Ilk, !.m. «wc)». 6er firefcit, aSorfl, 
 bic Sorjifrijl. 
 
 To 'jiiy upon tick, fliif SScrg fnufeu. 
 
 Tick, e. n. brrgcu, n' niif Snrfl oticr 
 9?ed)iiiiun iifljiiteii. b) niif SSon] (jcben. 
 
 Tick, (fr. tique) t. ^ie Si-'rfe, ©d)nf: 
 
 Tick -be an, bie ^JfcrCeboljilf. — •eed, 
 [SSct.l 6fr <S3iinjtm'iiiiie. 
 
 Tick, (ljp(t. teek, tyk; (at. tego ; ruiJ. 
 tik) #. 6fr ('Betto lUbcriiifl, bie3ierf)e, [Dertl.] 
 b.i« 3nPdt, 5iiUtt. 
 
 Bed -tick, bie »ettjicd)e. The - of r 
 pillow, bif ^ifffiijicd)e. 
 
 Tick, (fr. tic) «. bn« aufif^en, JWp 
 |)cnrf(5-n, Sop|»eii (Per ^forbt). 
 
 Tick, V. n. tirfen (uon finer Uf)t). - 
 c. u. tirffii (bie ©efiinben 2c.). 
 
 Ticli, *. I. b.i« lirfcH, 5J5itfen (einer 
 Ul)r). 2. e bie Inf(t)emif)t. 3. (el)iii.) eiii 
 lSiib(i(()f« ©pifU 
 
 Tick, *. [Dertr.] bie i5>flabtnn, <P«i^e. 
 
 Ticken, tik'kin. (ail(t) T i c k i n g) «., 
 ber S'uiflirf). SfUfl J" (©ftt.) Ueberjuflcn. 
 
 Ticket, tik'it, (fr. etiquette; iv. 
 tocyn) «. ber Setter; (ii. in enorrer !8tbeii = 
 rung) a) [i^jonbetj bn6 ^iinrfii)ci(t)fn , bie 
 SaSnoreniGtifette. b) -, ob. - for the play 
 house etc., bn« Ifjeatrrbinet, »i(let, ber 
 ©iiiJnSjettel. c) bn« Cortcrieloo*. 
 
 Ticket -porter, ber 3crtfltrng('r. 
 
 Ticket, o. a. 3ctrel nuiijei'"'; 3cft«l 
 oiifDefren, mil eiiiem ^nM ob. einer ^Sejeid); 
 minij ocricl)en, [^niiPcl] 51Diiiiren ntifjeirt) 
 nen, '^Jrfit'e nnheften, bejetri'In, enffttircn. 
 
 Tickle, tik'kl, (dim. v. touch; litet: 
 Ifid)t niid) 01)11 tick, Db. bcm Int. titillo) v. a. 
 
 1. ; filjeln (G-inen). 2. fibrin (nnf fine an-. 
 (jeneljine 91rt reijen, luie ben (yiiumen to. 
 3. t fi^flti. 
 
 3. He had tickled ine with Ruch praiae*. 
 er t)ntte bnrd) I'pltfte Pobefcrljebunflen 
 nietne Ohren nrri^ilt. 
 
 To tickle a horse with the spurs. 
 [9?eiff.] einetn $ferb ben ©pi^rn fiil5lfn i<\u 
 fen. A tickling expectation, eine l'(t)niri: 
 ^el^flfte ©•nunrtiing. Tickling weather, 
 fine Mirrt)Driii(ienbf fiiilte, bie .ftnite unter 
 ben 9i.i()rln , ber Singcrtn'rt. To - one's 
 catastrophe, ben i^intcrn fit^eln, biir(t)l)tUieii 
 
 Shak 
 
 Tickle, V. n. I. fi^efn. 2. fiijeltg 
 frill; eineii Ai^el einpfiiKen. 
 
 He (with secret joy tlierefore) did - in- 
 wardly. (6 fi^eire il)ii iiinerlK^. 
 
 Tickle, adj. t lunrfrlttj, jitternb, 
 bf(liiiiDi(i, i'(t)ivii(t). frtiiviiiifrnb, lorfer. 
 
 TickieiiesM, lik'kincs, «. t bie 
 Uiuntliiiii-uifrir, tlii(]riui6l)eit. 
 
 Tickler, tik'klur, s. ber fii^ler, bie 
 'jpiTuMi, Ml' fiijrir. [Per Aitjrl. 
 
 Tivkiiiit;', t!k'kling, t. l(\6 Ritylu; 
 
 Ti(;klif«ii, tikklisli. »<</. 1. f fit^eiiiv 
 
 2. i a> ii()iiii). fii>lic1). bi fdjmirrig, friii)Vt). 
 c) iv.iiifi'liiiiiif)ii) ; r(t)iuiiiirenP. 
 
 2. ti Tliete are I i c k I i k li times. Swift. 
 
 TitrkliNlllieMM, tik klishnls. t. t. 
 
 biif JRii>eiiiiiViii. ber 3ii|f'inb i^b. Pie (S-jfini! 
 
 !(().iff, Pii iniiii fi^rlig \\i. 2. i a; Pne jvii^is 
 
 TID 
 
 fige , !tiOti(f)e , bie titilldtt aSefcftoffcntieit. b) 
 tai ©d)iuienge, firmfrtjc. c; Dofi ©(<>n)an» 
 fenbe. 
 
 Ticktack, tlk'tak, adv. titftacf. 
 
 TicktHck, *. (tine -Jlrt ^retipicl) 
 bn6 IrifrniE. [j.irt, iiicPlirf). 2. lerfcrljaft. 
 
 Tid, tid, (niiaiir. tyddcr) «<(/. 1. faiift, 
 
 Tid-bit, ber Srrfcrbiffcn. [Dor. 
 
 Tid, Olbfi'ir^!]. fiir Theodore) *. Iljco- 
 
 Tiddle, tid'dl. (v. a. javtlicf) bfhiin: 
 
 Tidder, iid'dui.^Pcin, l)iitfit)dn, i'cr= 
 I)nt|''ct)i'!n. To - lip any one in his humor, 
 3finiiMpe Cnune f(<)mficf)cln , fict) Pnriiiic^ 
 xid)ten. [brr Scfjnicfrrfjuncf. Shak. 
 
 Tiddle-taddle, lid di-taddi, t. 
 
 Tiddy, tidde, 4. Die Irumpfi>ifr int 
 jtrinipeiifptel (Gleck). 
 
 Tide, tide, (nngelf. tidan, tid; f^ofl. 
 •yd; 3eir; i&im. n. ban. tid) «. 1. 'bieSfit; 
 ije^tin3n|'ainniciiff$iiiigen gcbr.). 2. [^TOar.J 
 bie 3eit, ®ejeit, ^r-ienjiit, (rbbe u. g-intl); 
 (geiu&l)n(. > Flood-tide, Pb. - of flood 
 Pie gUltl) , { II. ) E b b - 1 i d e , Pb. - of ebb. 
 Pie Qbbt. 3. bie SJliitl), ber ©trotn. 4. ± in 
 ber Sauf, ©trotn (berSfitfn to. b) (ber 
 gilmlige 2auf) ber ©trotn, XDctftfel. c) f ber 
 •ilutianf. In the -s of people, in ben H^Olf^; 
 btivegiingen. 3. l')]7in.] etne 3'it von l>vi>lf 
 iStunDen. 
 
 3. And life's red tide runs ebbing from 
 tlie wound. 
 
 4. a) Time's ungentle tide. Byror 
 4. b) There is a tide in the affairs of 
 
 men. 
 
 Which taken at the flood, leads on to 
 
 fortune. Shak. 
 
 The tide of the times, ber Sanf, 6troin 
 
 ber 3f't«"- Evening.-, bie "MbenPifir. 
 
 At new-year's -, out 9iCU)rtl)r. Martle- 
 
 mas--. TOartiiii. Shrove--, bie Jajleii. 
 
 jeit. The high -s in the calendar, bic l)i)|)eu 
 
 5Je|ltnge im ifairitPrr. It flows - and half 
 
 -. es ill an per Kiiile brci ©tiinPen el)er 
 
 %U\tt), aU in Per l)iM)in ©ee. - raised by a 
 
 siorni, bie ©nirm(llltl). Turn of the -, i 
 
 ber llniad, lliigli"icfs|all. 
 
 Tide-duty, eine $afennbgabe. --gate, 
 
 1. bii6 glurligarrer, etn ll)ox »Per ®arter, 
 Piird) nieic^ee Pie ®ec in em 35aiTtn bringr. 
 
 2. l-OTar.] em ©reftrirt) Pb. 'iPricI, lup Per 
 ©from fentert. -- h ar b o r, Per \Jlurl)l).iten, 
 3eir!)afen --mill, eine >)J?iil)lc, iucirt)e 
 buret) PaS PPM brr (5-bbc n. Jintl) ijcrn'iljrcnPe 
 <IDaiTcr getneben ipirp ; (fcrner) eine ■))? uMe, 
 utn SAnPcreien ppit bifjVin iOiiffcr iu be= 
 freici). --road, [OKar.j Pie O.ige ciiu'fi 
 ©d)iffee, Pa6 U'jtr >Jliifer liegr, lueiin >H5iiiD 
 u. Jliirl) rinanPcr eiirgcgeiigpiVljt fiwi , uiiP 
 luenn frm aSi-rPcriljeil gcgcn ben ©rrom ge; 
 ff^rr ill. -'s- man. --waiter, em 3i'll: 
 bentnrer, Per ©rt)iffi'n eiitgi'grngrljt u. an 
 ^prb Perfclben mir ber Jintl) eiiKanft, an 
 Sprb pon ^aiit'tal)rrrn prrivfiit, b<.\6 ilui-- 
 laPen brr OJiltit ant 3o(ll)aui"c beaiitn(t)tigr, 
 iiin DcfriiiiO.itioii jii Pi-rljiiten. - tables. 
 t. ))l. XabidiMi I'll'fr Pic 3iif 6f* ^intreteitp 
 Per &bbe n. Jiiirh. --water, Pa6 ppii ber 
 (S-bPt u. 5liirl) l)irriil)rriiPc ajiiffcr. --way. 
 [-War.] bcrienige il)Cil eincS 5liiiK« ob. fto; 
 naif, wo e# tbbet u. flutljiT. 
 
 Tide, DM. (S-bbc ii. Jiiiri; l;obrn; buret) 
 bic 5"'t') ani'd>iprlien. 
 
 TIE 
 
 Tide, V. a. I. tnit ber SJfut^ fertge^eii, 
 init ber 3f>t cinen J^ing l)inauf> Pb. t)innb< 
 I'egrln. 2. ftut^en. They are tided down 
 the stream of etc. , fie luerben ben ©trom 
 ber ic. l)inabge|!iitl)ct. 
 
 [-OTar.J To tide It up, luit $ulfe bet 
 ijditl) eiiien g-Iug ()inaufri'gefn. To - it over 
 (10 any place), inir ber 5(ut() uberfaljren. 
 
 Tide, (|latt Betide) v n. fid)ereigiieii 
 
 Tide life, - death, I come, ereigne iist), 
 wai ba mode, i(f) fomine. 
 
 Tidily, ti'dele, adv. I. nieblit^ , iiett. 
 i. (brf)enb) geipanbt. 
 
 Tidiness, tidenls, s. 1. bie ?tettig> 
 fcit, ilTiePll^feit. 2. Pie (Jjeiuanbiljcit. 
 
 TidillJfS, ti'dingi, (|'d)lU. lidning; 
 ban. tidende) t. pi. I. bie3firiing, 9iail)! 
 rid)ten, 9?euigfeiten , Sptf(^aft. 2. t f'« 
 Kird)ineffe, Kirtfeipeil^e. 
 
 Glad tidings, bie fro()C 93orfd)aft. 
 
 Tidy, tide, (f(t)lU. lidig) adj. I. bet 
 3al)re^jcit geniag; (bahcr) jcirig, bniiiem, 
 l"d)icflicb, gunilig. 2. niePlid), nctt; nicPlirf) 
 getleiPet. 3. geiunnbt (Ijurtig, fJinf, beljiiib). 
 4. fett Shak. 
 
 Tidy, *. |i [Ornif^.] bai (5)oIbl)af)n(ein, 
 35ergl)al)n(^en, brr ^niibeiifijnig. 
 
 Tie, i{.^(angclf. tian) v. a. I. ; binPcn. 
 
 Tye, 5^. f a) (pft einpljatifd) nirr up 
 II. down, f. imten) biiiben (to, aiu. b)bin» 
 Pen, jiiri'icf^alfen. 3. biitben, fiiilpfen. 4. t 
 perbinPen, uerfnilpfen. 5. I^DInf. J binben, 
 l'd)lrtfen. 
 
 Tie the kine to the cart, || fpannt bie 
 ^ril)e an Pen SCagcn. Tied togetlier in 
 chains, an einanPrr gefrffelt. To ric'.e and -, 
 ([ jii jipci mit riitcni 'l^fetie reifen (eiii ^JJfcrb 
 niit G-iiietn abii)fd)relnb veitiMi). To - a knot, 
 eiiten .'Rnoten inad)en, fiiiipfen, fd)rir}en, 
 fd)lagen. - that knot a little harder, jietjt 
 ben Kupten etipa« fe(l«r jufainmcn. (People 
 in their jealousy ^. may — the hands of 
 their niinisieis and public agents . so as 
 to etc., faim feiiien i)J?iiiiflern n. ijfffutlidjen 
 'ilgcntt-n \o bie $anbc biiiPen, Pag e^ ic. 
 Not tied to rules, iiirf)t an 9{fgelii gi'biinf en. 
 
 To tie down, 1. f t;inimter binben. 2. 
 t (©iiien) binben. 
 
 To tie one's self down to any duty, 
 fid) einer ^flid)t unrfriperfeii. 
 
 To tie over to etc., f (5-iiten fiu'ipf'"". 
 binben an tc, penriji'lcn auf tc. Shak. 
 
 To tie up, 1. a; jubinPen, perbliiben. b) 
 [li)pi'gr.] Ci) rtiifbiiiPen. fi) aufbinPon. 2. 
 i binben, juriicfljaltrn ; feiJeln (Pie 3niigfi. 
 
 To tie a piece of clotli up, (SJarb.) Pie 
 ©nljilciilcn cincs 111(1)06 mit einer ©d)niit 
 cillfiijyL'n. To tie up one's liaiids, f (^itieill 
 Pie i^anPe binben. To tie one's self np by 
 a vow, fid) bard) ein (iJelnbbe binben, per» 
 binblid) mac^en, pcrpftid)ten. 
 
 Tie, *. 1. ; bafi »anb. 2. t inS 25.wib 
 ( ber 5rnmbrd)aft ic. ). 3. ber .ft'iiotrii , bie 
 ©d)(eitc; (in engrrcr 95i'Peiinmg) Pie i^aar« 
 fled)te. 4. [-OTuf.] Pie 23inPuiig. 5. [ilolben* 
 ip.j ein unenrfd)ieOenef ©piei. 
 
 Tie- piece, [Simiuerl.] Per ©tid)6alfeii, 
 mi 8tid)brct. --wig. pie fiiiprfiipernitfe. 
 
 Tier, il'iir, *. (Jmer, bet PiiiPer, Pie 
 biiiPenPf ■^ScruMt ob. ©ad)e. 
 
 Tier, iccr, cl)ebr. tun t. 1. Pie ffinie, 
 JJciiie (P. ©ii;cn to; [Orgdb.] tiue JJcilje 
 
 62* 
 
©80 Fate, far. fall. fat. M. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl66d. Tiibe, tub, full. t^in. TFIis. 
 
 TIE 
 
 ton ^fciffii. tit ^fcifeiireifje. 2. (^TO(ir.] cine 
 9ieil)e itnntMii'ii; ( l)nt ein ©cbiff erei folci)er 
 3{fi()en, fo i(l e^ ein t)rei&ecter). 
 
 Tier of the cahle. [9Kor.) fine <Bd)eif}t 
 eint'« (iiifflifcftrjlnien 2lnfertniie6. 
 
 Tierce, terse, (fr. SB.; m. Hers) * 
 
 1. Me Dritri-KJjpipe (== 40 PJndenen). 2. 
 [Orl.l ein (i)nui(t)t, nad) lucldjem Cebenemit 
 tcl I'erfnnft lurrDen; the - of teef f»ir tie 
 gjiiiriiic ifl 304 <$\ti. n. nnd) 5nMen 336 ^(6 
 3. l3-f(i)tf., 'OJfiif. , Knrtenfp.] tie lertie, 
 lerj ; [vbni. Siturg.] Die Xertie. 4. [ipernlD.J 
 fccr DreiliiiijSilrrifen. 
 
 To give a tlirust ill tierce, [Jetfttf] 
 
 cine iirj ftrgcn. - to the queen, [Snrten: 
 
 !>.) Die liTi lum ter tmnie. [inajnr. 
 
 Tisrce-miijor, [ ilnrtcnf|). ] Die Icrj: 
 
 Tiercel, tei'sel. )s. (golfn.) Dnf 
 
 Tierceie*, teis'lei.j '^)iniiud)ei 
 
 BPni gnlfiii (Do« urn ein tiritttheil fleincr ifJ, 
 
 nU D(i^ SCi'it'cbeii). 
 
 Tiercel, ter'sit, (fr. tercet) «. ittf 
 icrjett, a) t'ilJiu'i".] Der Dreijeilifle 95cr5 o6er 
 ^Ibintj; ftflj- £ii'& I'on DreiSianjeu. b) t>))?ii|".| 
 6cr Dreifii'iang. 
 
 Tiff, tif. «. e 1. 6rr triiiif, ©rf)lurf. 
 
 2. Dii5 ©d)nto(lfii, Uebi'lntl;mcn, 6er Uniuillc. 
 Tiir, V. n. e fdjnidllen, nniuidifl I'ein, 
 
 QtwM libel nehnien, jnnfen. 
 
 Tiff, V. a. ■\ niiffiininien, in Die $ot)c 
 fnniinen; pii^en, fd)niiicfcn. 
 
 To tiff one's self out, (icf) fjernnfpn^fn. 
 To - one's hair, feiiie ipttiire nuffriiiifeln. 
 
 Tiffany, liffane. cju taffeta jjfl).?) 
 «. Der S(nr, Sinr, Dn6 ^Ii'rnid); Der ©pie; 
 flclpor, Die gc|leifte (Dnfe. 
 
 Tiffany-veiK Dtf glwf iippe. 
 
 Tift, tift, t. B Der 3aM, aScrDruf, Die 
 2r>'iiiio. 
 
 Tigr, iig. *. tin flewiffcfi ©piel; f. Tag. 
 
 Ti^e, teedje, <fr. 2C.) *. ['Jlrd)it.] Der 
 Sd)ntt (eiiier ©mile), ©niilenfdjofr. 
 
 Tig^er, tl'giir, (fr. tigre; lilt, tigris; 
 t. (3oi)i.) Der liger. 
 
 Tiger-cat, [Suor.] Die Xiger', ^arDel;, 
 ?PferDei'n0e, Der Sn^enpnrber. -flower, 
 [sent. J Die ligetbUnue. --footed, i lufi^ 
 ttjeuD, griiniiiifi. --heron, [Drnitf).] Der 
 iigfrreil)cr. —•moth, t. The great—, Die 
 ^rmiiDtte. -'s-foot. [SBot.] Der ligerfii^. 
 --sliell, tie '5.tgrrporjfnnn|'d)nirfe. -- 
 itainper. Die ligcri'dinerfe, iigertiite. -- 
 • tone. IDertl.) eine >Mrt ©d)iefcr init 
 ©ilHverrrDe. (luie ein liger. 
 
 Tig-crisli, tJ gurish , adj. tigenuiig, 
 
 Tigli, ti. *. [Oirtl.] Der enge, eingei 
 .'d)li'ffi'ne, eiugeifimuf .Ort iiD. Sfilafy. 
 
 Tig-lit, tile, (eid)t; l;iin., fd)n). u. bnn. 
 digt> aiij. I. (uid)t lofc CD. locfeir) a) fefl, 
 Cid)t. b) Did)t (nid)t lecf; nid)t ind £iift 
 Jurd)! cD. einlofffUD). e) (tei ©icleuteii 
 .a'ugt pD. taught) gpfpnnut ( luMi ciiieni 
 ©cile). d) eiige, fnnpp, fcid)t rtU!"d)liieinD pD. 
 .nnltegenD, goiidu nnlifgeiiD. 2. f a) I^jorD: 
 nni.] (fflrg, jnljei gennn. b) (iiirt)t irrrifyen 
 po. jerliiiiipt) Ktiibrr, nett; fmipp oD. iupI;| 
 flfrd)iirirr. c) t gl•^^)llll^t. 
 
 Wlilch kept my iloset «o tight that etc., 
 ivoDiird) tnrin jtiil'iiirtt fn tidjt verrdjicffrii 
 IviirDe, Lrtfi !c. This knot holiLs loo -, Diefer 
 filirten ill jii ft'il. A ship or task, fin 
 Slrtjtei; ©djijf oD. gag. A bargain, [^fiirD; 
 
 TIL 
 
 ntij.] ein ^nuf, ipobei fcl)r (je^dnbeft wirD 
 oD. iiuirDrn i|t. 
 
 Tighten, tJ'tn, ». a. fefl, fcftcr, enger 
 tnndxn, tejl iltf;rn ; fnapp nnjieljeii, frtiniiren. 
 
 Tigliter, ti'uir. «.tDni>©(()niir6iinD. 
 
 Tightly, tiie'le. adv. I. (nid)t Ipff 
 I'D. locfin ftfl eiigc, Did)t. 2. fnnpp. 3. i a) 
 fniibrr, nert. h) f gewnnDt; bcl;utfiim. 
 
 Tightness, lite'nes. t. 1. f Die ^e^ 
 lligfeif. 2. Die (fiige, Siiiippl;eir. 3. ± a) Die 
 (5)enniiigfcir (©piinatnfeir, Siirgl)fir). bi Die 
 ©iiiibcrfeit, 3Tetrigfeit. c) -j- DieSr()utfnmteit. 
 
 The tightness of their union, il)re 
 enge 25ercinigiing. [gerinn. 
 
 Tigress, ti'grls, «. (and) i) Die Zv- 
 
 Tigriue, tigrin, adj. puin liger, 
 tigenirtig. 
 
 Tilie, like, I. Die ©d)in'lnn«, f. Tick. 
 
 Tike, (celt, tiak) s. I. Dn* jiinge 9{iitD. 
 2. cine >Jlrt gcmeiner .^iinDe. Shak. 3. Der 
 iblprlf)nfte, eiiifiiltige ^erl. [.ftiibriolctt). 
 
 Tilbury, iilbure. «. Der iiibnri;<21rf 
 
 Tile, tile, (nngelf. tigel; Siegel; fr. 
 tuilc; int. tegula) s. ter 3'i'flel, Dadjjifgel, 
 Bnd)(lein ; (feriicrjbtrSiegf Kjiiin'OJJnueni to. 
 
 Hollow tile, ridge--, Der ipo()liifgi|. 
 - of wood, Mc ©d)inDeI. 
 
 Tile -earth, Die SiegelerDc. -kiln. 
 Der Siegelm'en ; Die Siege'ei, Sirgelbrcniicrci, 
 3iegcll)titte, 3iffl''li"''l)'^""«- --maker, Der 
 3icgelinad)cr, 3"'fl''"'renncr, 3iegler. -- 
 making, Dn« 3"'9'-'ltnild)cn. --ore, t([& 
 3ifgclcrj, ^iipferrrj, crbige3iegc(erj oD. ^n-. 
 pferbrnun. --shard, iai 3tegcl|1i"irf. 
 
 Tile, V a. I. nut 3iegcln Dctfen. 2. i 
 (ipie Siegel) Decfen. 
 
 Tileiljiild.a'O'- [^I't.J jtegerbncftf'H'niig. 
 
 Tiler, it Iwr. *. 1. Der Sicglcr, 3iegei> 
 brenner. 2. Der 3'''gf'f'f*'^'- 3. [in greiniaur 
 rerlogen] Der »niDer Sogenf^litfer, il;iir! 
 l)iiter. 
 
 Tiler's straw, DnS 3ifgfl6erferflrpf). -'& 
 louse. [3po!.J ter ^3)Miierercl, ^iderefil 
 
 Tiling, 11 ling, *• I. DnS 3ifgclDcrfiii. 
 2. ba6 3ti-gflDnd). 3. (Die) 3iegfl (im ^illlge; 
 nieiiuMi). [Dii'dje ©rfiini, tai ©lUinifraut. 
 
 Till, till, «. [.Oertl. 1 Der nirrgcnl.iii! 
 
 Till, (s. Die @d)iibiiiDe, 2a-- 
 
 Tiller, t'l'lfir.^ Dcnfnffe (in fliniiln= 
 Den), Dn6 ©d)iibfiid), ©d)ieb:, ©(^ubUiDdjen. 
 
 Till, I. lli)pcgr.J De SBriicfe. 
 
 Till, (niigdf. til. tille; f(i)iu. ii. Di\n. 
 til) priiep. pD. adv. bii, bl6 ju, bl6 nuf. 
 
 Till four o'clock, biS pier lll;r. - next 
 week, bii5 n«d)fle 23Pd)e. (I did not see 
 the man) till the last time he came, bi6 
 }iim le^ten yjiaW, Dug er fnin. - now , bi^ 
 jf^t, |"eiil;er. - then, bi^ Dnljin, 6i^ Dfitnal*, 
 big ^nl;er, big ^ii Der S"-''- - "''* day, biiS 
 (iiif Den ()ciitigen iag. - due, bii jur 2SiT: 
 
 Till, co/y" big, bis Dug. [ fndieit. 
 
 Till you arrive, big ©ic rtllfonunen. 
 
 Till, ( angelf. tilian, tiligan) r. a. I. 
 SonDiuirtl;fd). ] bnncn, nrfern, ppfujeii, bc^ 
 fleflcn, 2. -J- bereiren. 
 
 To till a irap. t rinc ^aUc flfllen. 
 
 Tillnble, ill lahl, udj pfiiigbar. 
 
 Tilluge, 111 lidje, t. Dev SJan, 91n: 
 bnii, 'ilrftrlMii, Silbbnii. [bntite SboDen. 
 
 Ti lla ge-gronnd, Dcriirbiire, niige! 
 
 Tiller, ill lur, *. l. a) (Oirtl.) Der 
 ».'n(t)bniini, Ctis Viipreig, b) [ bei ^niiDiuIr; 
 
 TIL 
 
 tijen] ber 2Cnr,iPtfrf)ogIiiig, Dng 'SaSiiricrretg, 
 Dng niig Der SKiirjcl , Dim nnrcrn tijeile Pb. 
 ©rmnpfe eineg SBaiinii'g ()erppi-iprpfFinbe Sfeig . 
 2. Der ^pjliiger, Sirf rmnnii, SanDmann. 3. 
 Der 5?niiDgriff. 4. ['5)(iir. ] Die 3iiibfrpiiinc. 
 5. Dng ®nbeipfcr» ; f. T h i 1 1 e r. 6. Dns ©d)ub» 
 fiid), Die ©d)ubiaDe, Dng Sd)iebinDd)en; |. 
 Till. 
 
 Tiller-rope, ["iSJTflr.] Dng ©teucrrecp. 
 
 Tiller, ^>'.>i.^iirji'ifd)PKliiige, 
 
 Tilluiv, iil'lo.J ncuc ©d)6^(iiige nu3 
 Der ^Ciirjel oDcr inn Den iinrern Iljeil bei 
 nrfprunglid)cn ©tengcig l)truin treiben. 
 
 Tillie-tvallie, M"d)ott.) fiddle- 
 fad die. (gen, Der 91nbnii, 35nn. 
 
 Tilling, tilling. *. Dng Sniicn, qspiii 
 
 TilliiiHn, till'man, «. * Der ^^pftilger, 
 3lrfert«nnn, SniiDmnnii. 
 
 Tillot, iil'loi, (fir. tillote) «. t bie 
 itnppe liber ein ©tilrf Xud). 
 
 Tilly-fully, tille-falle. ^ ar^'- Db 
 
 Tilly-vally, iiricvalle,^ adv. * 
 Inrifnri, rd)iiicffd)iinrf, wif(i)e ipnfd)e, ?)5i'ffon. 
 
 Tilt, lilt, (nngelf. teld; Dnn. teli; igf. 
 tiald; lu. telu; 3clt) *. I. Dng 3f(t, ©on« 
 nenjelt, DbDnd); Die Derte, Der ©priegel, Di. 
 $lnne (eineg <H3ngeiig, 93opti-g ic.), Der qjinn. 
 
 2. [TOinernlg.j eine hnrte firnile pon ruiljce 
 ©rDe. 
 
 Tilt- boat, Dnfi niit ciner S^lane pcrfei 
 l)cne 93put, teDecfte, flefpriegelte Sfippt. -- 
 cloth. Die ©djiffsDerfe, Dng ©egeliiid>. 
 
 Tilt, V. a. fpricgcln, Decfni, bcDerfeii, 
 niit ciner ^Umt bebcrfeii, ein iiict I'ibcr jc. 
 ipniinen. 
 
 Tilt, *. 1. Der ©tpg (with, niit einct 
 2nnje ic.;. 2. (oft pi. -a) Dng Snn.jeiifpiel, 
 2aiiienflcrf)en , £niiicnbre(f)en, Dng liirnier. 
 
 3. f. T ilt-hamnier. 
 
 To run at tilts, gnnjcn brec^cn, fnr» 
 nieren. To run a - at any one, gcgen Qi> 
 nen nnrcniien. 
 
 Tilt-hammer, [(fifcniucrf.] cin i'd)iuef 
 rcr ipninincr, Der Diird) ein 3{nD in Die ipbl;e 
 gcljoben luirD. --yard, Der Inrnicrpln^, 
 ©tirijptn^, Die ©redjbnl)!!. 
 
 Tilt, V. n. I. Cnnjen bredten, tnrniet 
 
 rrn. 2. rnppieren, init ©tpgDcgen dD. 9{np» 
 
 pieren ffdjrcii, (logen, fled)en (at, naO)). 3. 
 
 t ufelngcii (against, gegeii). 
 
 3. A rock, against whose naked breast 
 
 the surges tilt. 
 
 Tilt, »• a. 1. eiiilegen (eine Cniijc). 2. 
 niit eim-iii rd)ipcreii ipninnier ( f. tilt, oDer 
 t i 1 1 - h a 1)1 m e r) frfjimebeii , l)nniini'rn. 
 
 Tilt, *■ bie 9Tiigiiiig, fd)iife ?age, 
 ^ippo. [lirgr nnf Der 3'Jiige. 
 
 The cask is a- tilt, Dn? '5'ib' ifl geiii'igt, 
 
 Tilt, V. n. 1. (ijin iMiD l)i'r) fri)iuniiren. 
 2. fid) iieigi'ii, fippeii; fndcii (niif eine©eite), 
 iibevfd)lngoii ; (over) fibcrfippen. 
 
 1. Tlie licet swift tilting o^er the sur- 
 ges flew. Pope. 
 
 2. The trunk of the body is kept from 
 tilting forward by the muscles of 
 the back. Grew. 
 
 Tilt, V. a. n.'igen, fd)ief legeii , fippen. 
 
 To tilt a barrel, em 'i^nfi nrigen, nnf Die 
 Tirigi' feijcn. 
 
 Tilter, tilt ur, s. l. Der l?nn}enfled)er, 
 liirimrer; ■5trt)rcr, 3fnpwirfer. 2. (5-iiier, 
 Der mir ciacni rdjiucrrn :^.iinnier (f. tilt, 
 
Filf, far, fall, fAt. Me. niel. Fine. fin. NA, move. n6r, gol. 6il. rFoA.I. Tt^Ke. Inh. fiill. tAin. Tills. 081 
 
 TIL 
 
 Db. tilt-haiuiiier) f)niii inert, i'(()niiebeh 2. 
 bit Uiurrlnae ( uiitrt eiii $a@ , urn ei iu 
 fippeii). 
 
 Tilth, iilt/i. (anfltrf. ^.) «. 1. 1 to*/ 
 wnf gcbnut, flepftilflt luirb; b.i« flcbiime, nu: 
 gtfcnute Sniib. 2. bcr iSaii, »!lii6nii. 
 
 In good tilth, gill niiQt6>nit. In bad — . 
 fd)Ir4f <lllflc6ailt. (Land in) iu -, net in -, 
 fliuieboiRT, iiirt)t (iiigibfliiet. 
 
 Viltli, ndj. iirbar; niigebnitet. 
 
 Til<iu|^8y iiltingz, *. pi- bie 9i<ige 
 
 (in J.ifffrii ic). [Xiiiiottjeiif. 
 
 Tim, tiiH, (9Ibfi'irjg. v. Tiiuotliy)*. 
 
 Tim- will Ilk y. tint Ifi^te tinrpniuiiGi' 
 
 Clinire. (bie 'C.uif*, fiffTflpiiiiff, <5»«rp.iiifi-. 
 
 Tiinlial, liiu'bal, (fr. tiiubalr) (. 
 
 Timber, iim'bur. (Aligrll'- limber) 
 
 «. 1. bft6 95iiiiholj; bafi (tiWieUxo Siucf a3.iii= 
 
 fjDij. 2. bcr ©tiiiiiiii eiiKe 25niim«f , *num= 
 
 flniiiin. 3. bn6 $iiiiptGeb>ilf; -«, [Wtir.] bif 
 
 3iiitl)Dl}er, €pnniieii. 4. 1 1 bie Wnterinlieii, 
 
 In ©toff. Belly-tiniber», G-eiutinreii. 
 
 4.Sucli dispoitllioiiii are tlie fittett timber 
 
 to make politics of. Bacos. 
 
 Solid timber. $iM] <lll« eilieni ©tnilliue, 
 
 €t.imiii()Pij. Round -, lu'd) mit feintr 
 
 9{iiibe beflfibetf«, iinflcmnlbrf(f)rete« $oli. 
 
 Strait -, flernbc« $oI} , gerobe 95niiiiic. 
 
 [War.] Oak-compaii»-, cidjeii^riiiiim: 
 
 |)Olj. Pilling--*, bie grifirpniuieii, 5Jiil^ 
 
 lung^fpftnneii. - of the top, bie filaiiipni 
 
 liet <5??inrKn. Square -• , lotl)rtd)t nuf beiii 
 
 ^iel (leljfnbe ©poiiiien. - and room, ob. - 
 
 and iipace, bie fatten. 
 
 T i m b e r - b r o k e r, ber 95nul)l>ljf)«nbler. 
 — •head, ber ^Pljpln^. --mark, -- 
 • eribe, bie 33ott<t)ermnrfe. --merchant, 
 ber i8<iiif)PlihniiMcr. --low. beri^"''!'""""- 
 --toe, t ber ©tdifii^. --trade, ber33iiii' 
 ^pli!)fliibel. --tree, eiii 93inim , ber ©nil 
 ^olj gibt, }ii 53<iiil)rlj beiul^t, i-ernrfeeiienver! 
 ben fiiiiii. - wood, bn« 3'"""f'^')'''J' *<^" = 
 f)iM.i. --work, bie 3iiiitiifriirbeit, 3i'i"iie= 
 rung. bn« Siiiiiiieriuerf, Dnctiuerf. --yard, 
 bcr 3i"""fl)of, i^oiibniiim- 
 
 Timi>«*r, v. a. I. )imnieTn, (obrr 
 ufrerljniipt) boiieii , erridjren; (meiflen* im 
 pp. timbered). 2. -f i tniieit, bilbcn. 
 
 A well timbered house, eill gut ge^ 
 jiiiiniertef , grbatitei! ^niiS. (Land is) well 
 timbered. ( gTiirboiii.] uiit 93nutiieii , bie 
 fidi ill ^(iiihiMj ober 3'>iniierl)0(j eigiieii, gut 
 tn'r^t. His brain is ill -e d , f nut feilieiU 
 Jfrpff (Irfif e« r(f)(e(()t. 
 
 Timber, v. n. I. f ficfe nuf einen 
 S3nuni fe^eu pb. uieberlaffen. 2. [^fl'f"] 
 t.iuen, uiilfii. L'Sstrawge. 
 
 Timber, *. - ob. timmer of furs. 
 bii« 3iiini'fr JJefte, ^rlje (=40 ©tilrfi. 
 Timbre, } <fr. timbre) *. [^crlb.] 
 Timber, S t"r .<ofinii'd)murf, $flni, 
 bie 5?flnijierbe, (Pb. ilberhnupt) eiii fluf Pb. 
 fiber bfiu SBiippeii niige6rncf)te^ ©iug, tai 
 &liretiftu(f. 
 
 Timbrel, I'm'br'l. O'p. taniborih 
 #. bit fliiiie trommel , 6rf)e(lfiitroiumel, 
 ^nnbOdufe. 
 
 Timbrc^led, tTni'br!ld. adj. niir ber 
 ©rfieflciifrpinmel beglfitet (ooii eineni &t' 
 fnnae ?f.). 
 
 Time, time, (niigelf. tim. tima; bmi. 
 time; |'d)iu. liaime; lAt. t'impus) §. t. bie 
 
 TIM 
 
 3eit (aid fplcfte; eiu beilimuirer Iheil bef 
 3eiired)iiiiiig; em eiujeliier ll)fil ber 3i^if< 
 in fpfcru gcmiiTe SBeraiiberungeii bamit per- 
 buiibeii (tub, Pb. iiiit G'iiird)liiB ber Diiige, 
 bie nuf eiiiiiiiter fplgcii ; bi"e Sf'f ^(i> 2ebeii6 
 ob. eill eiujeliicr X()fil bejielbeii; bii6 gegeiu 
 ipnrtigc Sebeii , Orbenlfbeii; eiiijelue Zbcile 
 ber 3eit, bie ^u finer SBcrniibtriiiig erforbert 
 luerben ; ein theil bcr 3''it '" 5Je}U'l)iiiifl aiif 
 bie 9Irt uiib ^>eirc, ipie mnii biei'clbe }h = 
 briiigD; (bei SBciberii) bie 3eit/ (3i'it feri 
 ©nibinbuiig; [(SJnimm.] bie 3^''. Hmbil- 
 biiiig£: , SS3oiibri}eit, bnf leiiipiid. 2. bae 
 -)Knl (bie 3''if bfr^DieberliPliiiig eiiier Siicbe). 
 3. iTBiiif.) ^Ai SeiruiiiB, iPiiniiiB, ber Xflfr, 
 tni leuipp; [Xanjf. ic] bcr Xnfi, bn6 
 tempo {pi- teiiippfi ii. tempi). 
 
 Sidereal time, [>ll(lrpii.] bie Sterueiijetr. 
 Appaieui -, ('Jltlrpii.) bie (loaljre) ©Piiiien- 
 ieit. Mean -. equated -, bie mittlcre 3eit, 
 3eitgleid)iing, 05lei(ftuiig ber 3eit. The - 
 past, preaent ftni to come, bie oerg>ingeiie, 
 gegenionrtige uiib jiifriiiitige 3fit. SScrgnn: 
 geiibeit, ®egeiiiurtrt, 3ufuii|i. In - or eter- 
 nity, in berScit, in biefrm Seben nb. in bcr 
 (Jiuigfeit. - will try, bie 3eit luirb t6 leh 
 ren. At the same -, |ti berfelben 3eir. At 
 limes, ill 3eiten, )iiioeilen. At otiier -s, 
 fin nnbere^ TOiil. For a -, eiiie 3eiifniig- 
 From this - forth, uon nun an, l)iiifur(p>. 
 fnnftig. From - to -, wn 3eit ^u 3eit- All 
 that -, bie gnnje 3eit, bie gnnje 3eit ilber. 
 At any-, \n ieber3'it; J" irgenb eiuer 
 3fit; jemni*. At no -, ju feiner 3eit. nie- 
 »\M , nie. When that - is elapsed, nn(t) 
 ■Jli'I.iuf jeiierSelt. By that -, jiiber3i-'tt; uu^ 
 terbeiTcn; fobalb, fpbnlb a\6\ loniiii. At that 
 -, )ii jener 3eit, ju ber S(\t , bnniiiU. At 
 this -, {11 biefer 3eit, )e$t; bicfc* ■•Wal. Ai 
 what - soever. )ii irgriib eincr 3fit, einmnl. 
 What -, rortuii ; b.i, bnmrtI6 a\i. Out of -. 
 jiir lluifit; nnbcnflid), porlniigil, por iiu: 
 benflicfeiT 3eif. - °"' "f mind. uiibiMiflid)!" 
 3fir. Before all -s, el)e fine 3eit lunr , pov 
 (yndxiffuiig ber SBcIt. In pieces* of -, ini 
 9(iuie, in ber %e{^< ber 3fiten. When - 
 was. )u feiiier Scr (porm.ilg). In old -s. 
 oor nifen 3eiteii. Wlien - shall be, in ber 
 JJolge, in ber Sufuiift. In tlie niglit--. 
 jur 5Rn(f)r}fit. In the day--, fltn tiigc 
 In an hour's -. in eincr £riiiibe. A year's 
 -, ber 3rifMum rineS Onlirc*. This - 
 twelve months, lifute iibcr rin 3nl)r. In - 
 of peace or war, in Jriebciifijeir, in .Kricg5= 
 ^fiteii. Good -5, bad -s. giite, rcf)(ect)te 3ci: 
 ten. Dull - ffor trade), bie (Tiflc 3cit, unli! 
 rung^lofe (^nljrcfo 3fit . i ffliirfcii,ttir. 
 Tronblesome or hard -s . fitu'crc 3citfll. To 
 vield to the -s. to comply with the -». )ld) 
 in bie3eit f(f)i(fcn. If tlie -s turn, loeini bie 
 3pitcn fid) nnbern. I" llie - of Queen Eli/.a- 
 beth. }ur 3cir bcr .ftomiiimi (JnraOcrl). An- 
 cient -8, modern -s, bie (lite, llfue 3eit. 
 In our -. }ii unfcrcr 3eit. We shall not 
 see that in onr -- loir lucrben iai' uid)t er= 
 (fbni. There is a - to every purpose, |l 
 ntlff 95onicl)men hnt fciiie Stimbe. By -. 
 bei Bcitrn, jiir rcrt)ten 3eit, friih geuiig. By 
 -s. )i'ed)rflfii'rirp ; \» 3fir«u. In -. I. mit 
 bcr 3cir. 2. jiir mbfcii 3eit. In Hue -. jii 
 rcdirer 3eit. All in good - , gidf* }ii friiior 
 ,3eif. To watch -, ben giiiiiliflen '^lugenOlirf 
 
 TIM 
 
 flbptifftn. He came - enough, er fnm jeitif 
 fl«m<g/ C 3cir geiiug, b. I). uid)t ju t'pnt. T« 
 wait tor God's -, (id) in ben SU5illeil (i)otte« 
 ergcben. i have no - to etc.. id) I)a6e feint 
 3eit, urn jn zc. To take -, fid) 3eit nc^ 
 men. To lose -, 1. 3fit oerllercn (jogetn). 
 2. jurutO'Ieiben , nad)gc()eii (o. Ul)ren). 'Tii 
 more than -, e^ ifl bie l)od)|le 3eit- <I>iivid 
 desired) that he would give liim -, || bOB 
 er iljm Jrijl gnbe. To serve (out) one's -. 
 I'eiiie O'lljre, Celjrjnljre (nu^)ilel)eii, bie 3nl)ri 
 (Ifljeii, feine 3eit nufibienen. He is out oi 
 his -, er \)at feine 3eitnu*(ieblfiir, hnt nii&! 
 gebienr, nu^gelernr. We have - enougli upon 
 our hands, roir f)ii6en 3fit flciiiig, 3i'it librig. 
 To be a good husband of one's — . mit fcilict 
 3eit 1)011 £l}nlf en. To spend one's - in etc., 
 feine 3eit mit, in ic. jiibriiigeii, liinOniigen. 
 To spend one's — upon books, iniilicr UPer 
 ben ^fic^ern liegeii. To devote one's - to 
 etc., feine 3eit eiiier <3(K()e luibmeii. A wo- 
 man near her -, eine griiii, bie il)rcr 6'Htj 
 biiiblllig n(ll)e ifl. She was wiiliin one month 
 of her -, fie ()(itte nod) eiiKii *))?piiiU mm jii 
 il)rer Glltbinbling. A cliild born before lis 
 -, ein uid)t oufigctrngenefi &\\\i. Four -s, 
 ilnee -», siz-s, oiermni, breimni, fedi^mm. 
 Four -s four, viermal uier. Every -, n(le« 
 mnl, jebes TOnI, nllejeit. Many -s. tn.ind)» 
 niAl. Many a — , i)ielmnli6), l)oiij!g, oft. 
 Some -•, juiueilen, mniid)m(il. Any -, 
 Innge. To beat the -, ben tnft fd)ingen. 
 To keep -, good -, exact -, I lift l)illten, 
 (leililU tnft l)n[ten. To observe - in dan- 
 cing, iind) bem tnfte tniijcii. Out of -, 
 nil* bem tnft. Ordinary -, march ! l''-'}iilir.] 
 orbiiinrcr (3d)ritt, Wnrfd)! 
 
 Proo. To kill lime, bie 3cir tBbten. - 
 and straw mak<t medlars ripe. 3''i' (irid)t 
 'Jfofcn. When -8 are tlie worst, tliey will 
 certainly mend, ipeiiii bie ^oil) nm grijgten, 
 ijtSott nm liad)|len. Take - wliile - serv- 
 es, nimm bie 3eif mit, bn fie bn ifl. A 
 mouse in - may cut a table, mit Per 3''>t 
 crrcK^r man 3Ulf«. Lost - i« never found 
 again, bie perlorciie 3eit fel)rt nie ipiiber. 
 
 Time-bargains, s. pi. l.'5)l^ll^Cll 3eit» 
 fiuifc, SeitiiPiitnfre. --glass, bii» 6tun< 
 benfllne. — keeper, [?3iuf.] Per iiiftmef" 
 fer , GfjrDiiomcter. --keeper, --piece, 
 I'W.ir.] bcr 3cithnlffr, 3eitn"irr, (V|)rono» 
 meter. — note. fWuf.] bie tnftnore. - 
 piece, I. ber Glirouomeier, 3cirl)>iltfr. 2. 
 fie groge (nnijol)nl. iiiitt fd)(ngoubC) '33anb< 
 iil)r, ©tuijiiljr, groBC tnfd)eniil)r. -.p leas- 
 er, --server, (S-iiier, ber fid) ill bie 3cit 
 rd)itft, tim ''OTiiiitci nnd) bem 53Biiibc ()(iM<ii, 
 bcr'SJettcr^i'iliii, iinbcilnnbigf "Wcmd), $i'iid)» 
 Ifr. —-serving, a) adj. fid) ill bie 3'''^ 
 fd)i(fciib, uitbritniifig, oerniibcrlid). b; s. bie 
 jpniiMuiig , ta ninn ben ''WniUfl imd) bem 
 IBiiibf Ijiingr, bie lliibi'ilnMbigfeir, 'Bcranbcr< 
 lid)feif. -table. I'i3)?uf.] bie tnfrtofrl. -- 
 worn, oon bem 3nl)ne ber 3eit geliftcii 
 Ijnbpiib, nit, pernUet. 
 
 Tiiiie, v.a. I. ber 3cit geiiKiO einrid)s 
 ten , bcr 3fif obet ben llmtlnnbcn niipnfTen, 
 .}ii ber flclipriflcn, redifcn 3''if ri)ini, uiircu 
 iifljmcii, ponicljmpii ob. niibrmnen. '-■ 3'''t 
 II. grill flcbcii. 3. iind) bcr 3cit nl'tnefien 
 ob. eiiirlicilen; ['Win.] und) bem tnfte ntn 
 nieiTeii, tnfrmngig bcglciten. Shak 
 
982 Fate, far, fall, fat. M*, met. Fine, ffn. NA, move, n6r, g&t, 6?I, cl6fld. T6be, tfib, ffill. tAin, THis. 
 
 TIM 
 
 Well timed; ill t i m e d, Jlir rcrf)fcn, pnf; 
 fenDeii, gfljorigcn 3tit rorfleiuiiiimeii ob. niiof = 
 6rnd)t, jeirfleniae, jtittiirtgig; jiiu lliijdt i't>v= 
 fleiipmmcu Dbcr (ingi'bnu1)i:, iiiiieirig. The 
 timing of filings is a ninin point in tlie 
 dispatch of nil alfairs, e^ ifl cin iTpaiiptpiinfr 
 6ei tier GrleMgiing uon fflcrd)iifren, tie redjre 
 3eit ii)iil)tiilllHjniell. To - a business well, 
 tie red)te 3i'it jii ciiicni ©I'fdjflfte >uiil}Ieii. 
 (He says good things), but — s tlieni ill. 
 tringt fie aber jiir Uiijeit «n. A dance well 
 timed, fill Xnnj, tuDbei Ber laft gut 6c 
 obii(t)tet luitD. Timing, [5cd)tf.] trt^Snv 
 fien oil. $nueii in bcm 21iigi'iiblicfe, mo iex 
 ©tgner cine SSliJge gibt. 
 
 Tiineful, tlme'ful, adj. t jiir rtcf). 
 tell 3cir flei'd)el)cii6, <ibgenie(Teii, jcitig. 
 
 Tiineist, ijnre'fst, *. [*Wiif.] eiiiWii: 
 fifcr, ber gciinii Xaft t)alt. 
 
 Timeless, time'les, adj. f 1. tin 
 jeitig, a) oot fcer 3cit, jiir llujeit gefcfjeljeiif, 
 Dorfd)iien , jii friif). b) iiiiteif (Ougeiit) zo. 
 2. ? ewHoi , iiiteiiMict). 
 
 Tillielessly, lime'lesle, adv. Jlir 
 lliijeit , ju fri'i^. 
 
 Tiiiieliuess, time'lenls, *. ber 3" = 
 flrtiib, ia Qv^ai jiir rcdjteu 3"' 'i^ i^b. gc^ 
 fd>iel)r. biV5 Seitiiie- 
 
 Tiuiely, linie'ie, adj. I. jeitig , ,yir 
 rert)reii 3''ir gfrrf)ff;eiiB ob. gcgebeii. 2. f ioft 
 fjaltciib Db. berbnclKeiib. Spensek. 
 
 The defendant had timely notice of 
 etc. , ber 23eflngte luiirbe 6ei 3eitcn Ufii u. 
 6eiiiirtiri(l)ri()t, iiiitfrrid)te(. [biilp. 
 
 Timely, arfi). jfitig., feci 3f'fe"- fvi'i'). 
 
 Timely parted. * frill) b(i^ingcKl)irbeii. 
 
 Timid, tim'id. (lat.) adj. funi)tfani, 
 ucriogt; rd)iirt)terii, blijbe. 
 
 Timidity, tcuiid'eie. «. bic J^iird)r: 
 fiimfi'it; (Srtnutteriiheit, 35lBbigfeit. 
 
 Timidly, timldle, adv. fiird)t|ani; 
 fdjiirtiferii, Mijbe. [niidity. 
 
 Timidue.S8, ttm'dnls, «. f. Ti- 
 
 Timilier, |Dcrtl.| timber. 
 
 Timocrucy, limok'rase. (u. gr.) 
 «. bie liimifnihe, ein ©mat, bejjeii ®riiiib= 
 liigi" bif (5'l)re ifl, (ob.) in bun bie 9liMiuer 
 iinb G'l)rfii|lffkii imiI) ber Sdjn^uiig iti 
 95rrnu»geii^ i'rrl)fiit ivi'rbfii. 
 
 Timoneer, timmoneer', (fr timon- 
 nier) *. l-^JJiir.] ber OKiinii nm 9{iiber, 'il\i 
 beri-nlciircr. 
 
 TiiiiorttiiN , r!in'uiu«, (iiDiii (or. 
 liiiini I iiiU. t'uril'tr.im , liiigiHid), bebcnflid). 
 
 Tiiii4»r<>li.siy , tlmniusle , adv. 
 fiiriluhiiu, niuv'iiid). 
 
 Timurousiiess, tim'uru.sncs, s. 
 He gurd)t|"amfeit , 9Jenfl|llid)feit , a)ebcnf< 
 li*feit. ('iinu>tl)en*. 
 
 Timotliy, t'm'mutAe, «. (g»nnie) 
 
 T i ni o t li y-g r a s », [95ot.] bn« Xiiiiotljeu^i 
 QXai, ^ii'rciilicrd)flra5. 
 
 Timuus, tj'mu., adj. t jeitig, fnl^. 
 — adv. T i ' m o u s I y , jcitig , U\ 3eitcn. 
 
 Tin, tin, (niiflctf., ^o(l. tin;3tniv fd)iu. 
 lenn; bnil. tin; ir. stan; corn, staen ; arm. 
 xtean; fr. e'tain ; fnt. stannum) a. 1. [^d 
 tiitliirg.) bnS 3iiin. 2. bn* aScigfeM, SBled). 
 
 Fibrous oxyd of tin, ob. wood- — . 
 Cornish - ore. tai fiUVriflC 3i"i'erj, S?Oli^: 
 |ill!l, frrnifdj S^liniTJ. Granular -, Dilf 
 £tromiiiiii. - of antimony, l(JI;em.J buf 
 
 TIN 
 
 (SpicggfaSiinn. Acetate of-, [Cf)cnt.] eifig: 
 frtiirc^ Sinn. 
 
 Tin -foil, bag 35((itt}inn, ber ©taniol. 
 --glass, ber 5S3igiiuitl). --man, ber 
 3iMngii'gL'r; 53led)i"d)lager, itlcnipncr; 3ii"i' 
 iuiiiirfiil;niiD(i'r. --ore, bnij 3tiiiierj; wood- 
 lilie -, biij fouird)e 3i""erj. --penny, 
 eiiif 9Un)n(>e, bie r(;emnli5 'nn Tiihingmen 
 (f. b.) ciirrirf)ret miirbe. — pyrite, ber 
 3iiuifici. --sh.wings, *. pi. ber 211)= 
 Drnl}t. —-solder, bilf 3'nillotl). -stone, 
 ber Siiti'llci'i, eble 3'i"'ilein, bie 3iii»arai|j 
 pen, 3'""i'V'tffr. --ware, bie Simiivnare. 
 -. worm. iMne airt 'S>i)nbt ob. ■OJiotic. 
 
 Till, V. a. oiTjiiiiicii , ii&erjiiineii. 
 
 Tiuct, tiiigkt, (0. (at. tingo) V. a. ■* 
 fiirbcn, lH'|liMd)eii, jlccfeii. 
 
 Artificial wells tincted upon vitriol 
 etc.. t fiinfHid)c (yifnnbOruniicn , bciicn 
 ninn cineii ®i'rd)mticf luni 2SitrioI jc. gibt. 
 
 TiiiCt, adj. '- gcfiirbr. 
 
 Tiuct, s. ■■' I. bie 'JiU-bf, ber 2liifli'irt), 
 cie iiiue. 2. cine 0}iiu1)iiiig, iiiii 'OJfrriid 
 iu uiTioiiiibcIii, bie Xiiifnir. Shak. 3. bee 
 S'lict, 5-li'rfrn. 
 
 Tincture, ungk'lslitire, ((. tinctura) 
 
 s. I. a) bie g.irbe, ber Slnflnd), [OJial-l bie 
 
 liiitf. b) bie ©cl)iUtiiiig, Sdjnrtiniiig, ber 
 
 'idifliig. 2. 1 a) ber iciner iSiibtlniij gegcj 
 
 bciif) li'iitte Wci'djiuarf, ^eif£^)mii(f , <8eige; 
 
 u1)niii(f. b) bi'i' >Jlii|1rid) (ocii eincr fiiiiifl to, 
 
 'iliifTiiii- 3. (5?erlb.] bie ^civbt eiiic^aBappenf. 
 
 4. [ gi)eni. 11. yjiei.] bie liuftur. 5. i pi. 
 
 -s. uiiiif)rrd)einlid)) in 93iiit getniid)te, jiuu 
 
 ■.Miibenfeii arifOcmnbrte Xiuter. Shak. 
 
 2. b) A tincture of French manners. 
 
 All manners take a - from our own. 
 
 Poi'E. 
 
 A till dure of red, eilie (Sd)iltririliii) 
 oon 3{otl}. To have a — of religion etc.. 
 riiicii ■Jliiilrid). eiiien n'lgcnu'ineii 'Hcgriff, 
 rine obirtl>id)Iid)f ^eiiutiiiB, ciiiige Seiiiu- 
 iiifi oini brr 3<eligion l;iU'eii. - of the bark 
 or iesiiifs powder, bit Gljiiintinfriir , bev 
 fl)ii!iii)rti-iift. - of antimony , ber <Bpit§ 
 glrtfiiiifiiig. 
 
 Tincture, v. a. l. fnrben, (eiiier 
 ©iidjc) eiiic'ijiirbf, eiiieii9(ii|li-ii-(), cine ®d)>it-. 
 tirung oon (£d)n>iirj, dioti) ic. geben. 2, ± ei; 
 uen ']lii|7rid) gcbcn. 
 
 Early were our minds tinctured with 
 etc., friil)c luiirbe iinrer ©enu'itl) tiiit ic. er; 
 tiiilt. (A mind etc.) tinctured with scep- 
 ticism, niit eiiicni 9(n|1rid)e ooii (Sfiptijtj; 
 I1I116. He is tinctured with etc., rr ijl 
 oon IC. eingciuMnmcn, (jat eiiicii Slnffiig, SJii! 
 find) 0011 IC. To — any one with learn: 
 lug, ^ineni eineu Sinflric^ oon ®elel;rfanu 
 fcit gebi'ii. 
 
 Tiud, tind, (nilgelf. tendan, tyiian ; 
 jilnbfn) V. a. ■> jiinbcn, niiiiuiben, ftiiilccfcii 
 (cin $?id)t K-.). 
 
 Tiuder, tiud'ur, (migelf. tyndre) s. 
 ber 3"i'ber (j. 93. uerbrniiMtc Seinmnnb 2C. 
 in eiiieni geiierjciige). 
 
 Tinder-box, bie 3*mbnbu<t)\t , bai 
 (Jciif.r>fiig. --ore, bad 3nnbererj. 
 
 Tiiideriiiie, tindurlike, adj. jiill: 
 biTiirrig, ivie SniibiT. 
 
 I Hill hasty and t i ii d e r I i k e upon too 
 trivial motion, i id) Dm |;i|_;i,j uilP f.1II<)C 
 
 tfeuerbciiiiiiiibibciiieiibendtcigniiieii.SiiAk. 
 
 TIN 
 
 Tine, tine, (nngelf. tynan) r. a. « 
 
 niijiinben, nnflecfen. - v. n. * l. mi'itljen. 2, 
 l"d)nu'r)Cn; Icibcn. 3. fccfjten. 
 
 Tiue, (nngclf. tynan) ». a. [+ obei 
 Dertl.] uinjauiicn, iuniiidjen, |"{<)Iiegcn, iUi 
 |'d)lii'gen. 
 
 Tine, (nngclf. tindes; \ii. tindr; Int. 
 dens) *. 1. ber S'l')"/ bie 3i"fe, 3'iffe, bet 
 3>icfeti; (ill eiigercr ©ebeiitiing) bie 3'"fe. 
 ber 3nf)n (eiiice 9{ed)eii5), bie 3'iife. 3'i(f< 
 (einer 0)nbfl) , ber 3'i')H (eincr (Jggc). 2. -f 
 bie 95erlegeii()fit, ^lemnie, 9iotl; , bai 2eu 
 ii», ber .fiiamner. 
 
 Tinel,iiirel,(ii(tfr.)».-le roy, [9{ed)r5s 
 fpr.) iei itoiiigS Spailt, wo |"ein ipofgcfinDe 
 jii ipenVn pflcgte. 
 
 Tiuemau, tine'man. (nild) Tien- 
 man) *. leljeiiinl*) ein ^ulbiuad)rcr, 'lUiilD! 
 rd)ii^e, ber SBnlb iinb 2Biib jiir D?.iit)rjiit 
 beiviad)te. 
 
 Tinet, tlnlt, (o. tine) t. 9{eifi,] ii nb 
 Oi'nieii jiir SScrfcrtigiiiig uiib ilUiijbciTa-iiiig 
 eiiic^ 5pii.ic i3nniiS). 
 
 Tiuewald, tnie'waid. .t. t bie 23. if6« 
 ucrmminliing niif ber 3i'l"el 'Bliin. 
 
 Ting-, ting, (niit din ocnuniibri v. n. 
 t fliiigiii. {(5)iijrf.1)in?'. 
 
 Ting- , *. + ber ^cfle ^inng (eiiic4 
 
 Ting-tang, [Dertl.] bie ©locfe. 
 
 Ting-e, tinje, (int. tingo; niigflf. dea- 
 gaii) I), a. I. fnrben, (einer Sncfto eiiicju-i'!-, 
 ciiien 31ii|lrid) geben. 2. l einen Sliifu d) 
 geben. 
 2. The virtues of sir Roger, as well as his 
 impel fections, are tinged with extra- 
 vagance, (Ijnben eiiun Slnflrid) luni 
 ©d)n)ninicrci , linbcn enunft llcberrritbcj 
 nti , Ucbcrniii^ige^). AnuisoK. 
 
 To tinge a decoction with a bitter taste, 
 eiiieni SlbTiibe einen bittcrlid)fii (iJehtmarf 
 geben. The Jaundice tinges the eyes with 
 yellow, bie ©rlbfiic^t gibt ben Sliigrn cine 
 geU'C gnrbe. To — with a high yellow, 
 (eincr ©ad)e) cine l)i>d)gelbe Jnrbe grbiii. 
 To — a blue color with red, eincr blnncn 
 gnrbe eine ©d)nttiriing I'Oii 9{oti) geben. 
 An infusion tinged witli a yellow co- 
 lor by saffron, cine 3nfiifion, ber ninii biird) 
 ©iiffcnn eine gclbc Jnrbe gtgcben l)at. 
 
 Tinge, *. bie 5'irbe, ber -illnrtric^, bie 
 ©d)nriining; ber 23eird)iiincf ; f. Tincture. 
 
 A red color that has a tinge of blue, 
 cine rotl)e gnrbe ntit eincr ©d)iutiriiiig oou 
 ^inu, eine rotljc gnrbe, bie u\& 25lanlid)e 
 rpieU. A dish of food that has a - of 
 orange-peel in its taste, ein (?')fvid)t, b([i 
 cuvni, ein loenig nad) $unieraiiieii|'d;nleit 
 rd)inf(fr. 
 
 Tiiigrent, tin'jlnt, adj. + fnrbenb. 
 
 Ting-le, ting'gl, (o. ting; fr. tinter; 
 Int. tiniiio) II. M. 1. f fliiigen (tonen). 2. i 
 cine ^iiipfinbiing l)abcii, ivie bei eiiiein ein> 
 gcrd)lnfcncii S'lige, cine '31rt frnnipfbnfrcc 
 &nipfiiibung Ijnben. 3. jiKfen, frt)incrieii ; 
 (cine eineni ©tcci)en glcid)ctibe (S-mpfinDiing 
 i)nbrn) prirfcln. 
 
 At which both the ears of every one 
 that heareih it shall tingle, jl mer t)<\i 
 l)i,>rcn luirb, bcm lucrbcii iViiic bcibcn Dl)re:i 
 g;lUn. My cars -. bif .Ol)ri'n fliiigcn inir. 
 Tingling in the ear, 6ns Olirrnfli;ii)Cn, 
 .Olji'fiibrnufeii. The pain -» up to my liiile 
 
Fkte, far, fall, fat. M*. met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, c\6ud. Ti^be. t^b, h\\\. lAiii. Tllis. 983 
 
 TIN 
 
 inger, ber ©((^merj fnfjrt bit in nieiiifii 
 Ifiiten jjiiiger. (The pale boy «enator) yet 
 .ingiiiig stand*, (leht iiort) frnmpAn ^'^ 
 
 Tiiit^iing-, ling'giing, *. 1. di? SCuiX' 
 Y\\, eJefliiigel. 2. Dfl* Qurffii, $rirfelii, 
 Rmdii. [gen, fdmpiTii. 
 
 Villk, tingk. (m. tinciaw) v. n. twn- 
 
 TinkHl, liiigk'al, t. [Onineniln I tm 
 tiufal, tiai botariautt Wfltron, ber rolje 
 JJor.i):. [^lempuer. 
 
 Tinker, t'ngk'ur, «. ber fiefTclflitfcr; 
 
 State-tinker, ber politifc^e Raiiiieii 
 jjifger. -'« work, for a hole nipnded two 
 made, i jRefielfltrfer* 9lrbeit, f(Wert)te "Utbtit. 
 
 Tinker, v. a. to - up, }U|'ammei^ 
 pirffll. 
 
 Tinkerly, tingk'url^, a<£ii. ivie eiii 
 &rn iflirfcr, iind) -llrt rtiie* Keffelpirfer*. 
 
 Tiakerinen, lingk'urmen, «. pi- 
 giirt)fr, iueld)e bte Jifc^brut in ber Xl)emie 
 biirrf) 'iJie^c :c. jerflijrteii. (gelii. 
 
 Tinkle, t'ngk'kl, o. n. riinoeii, tUn- 
 
 Tlie nioiueat the money tinkler in the 
 elieit, tlie iioul mount* out of purgatory, 
 fo \uie bii# «elb im Snrteii flinflt, Sit '3eclr 
 fMi Bern Je.if'iiT furiiio'- And hi* ear> 
 tinkiffd. imb ti flnitiieii i()m bie Dl)ren. 
 
 Tinkle, v. a. riinneii miid^en. 
 
 Tiiilde, t. tni jtliiitieii. 
 
 Tiuliiingr, tiugk'kling, «. tat Rlin- 
 geii, !4)ffl!Hiict. 
 
 Tin-Milne, tin'-mine, t. bie 3inti: 
 iinip. 3iiiii.iriibe, bai Siimbfrfliuerf. 
 
 Tinned, tnid, adj. i>er)iiint. 
 
 Iron tinned over, Vcr)intlted 6'i|>ll6fed) 
 
 Tinner, tinnur. «. ber Smiiflr.ibir. 
 
 Tinning', iin ning, «. iai SSirjiii 
 I en; Pif aSciiiiiiiiMtn, lleberjinnuna. 
 
 Tinny, tiiiae, tulj. reid) an 3>>»*' 
 )tiiiirnib. iiiiDhnltio- 
 
 Tinsel, tiii'»il, (fr. *tlncelle) «. 1. 
 l<\i iylitfcr.jolb , 9Jflii|'(tfli>ib, Slauritruber, 
 Jjlirreriuerf , ber Jjlitterfriim. 2. ber Wi'lb; 
 (loff. Silberili'ff, aSrofiuefl. Ici(?>te iSrofar, 
 ©eiibfl, SfMber, 3inbel. 
 
 Tinsel, adj. ftimniernb, Slit(«^--> 
 fd)iiiibiir, Sd>ein ... 
 
 Tinsel -enthusiasm, 3Jf{]eiilcruno 
 jiini ©rf)eine. — man, bn ^iexbtwqel. 
 
 Tinsel, v. «. tnit i^lirtermerf I'ltjuuif; 
 fen, \iercii ob. tlberlaben, bejlittern. 
 
 Tinsey - stuff, tin'se stuf , f. 
 Tinsel. 
 
 Tint, tint, (it. tint;? «. bie ^nrbe. 
 (ober eijjentl.) eine lei<t)fe uon ber fflrnnb; 
 Jb. $)niiptfarbe uerfc^iebenejjiirbiing; (■•JJfal.) 
 5ie linte. 
 
 Red with a blue tint, or — of bine. 
 JliHt) init bliiner S'lilnncf ob. ®d)flttiriinfl , 
 iiit finer <Srt)intrirung won 95lnu, 9?i)tl), tiM 
 :ttM6 ini Sliiue flici^t, faflt, ind ^laiiltttft 
 'piflt. 
 
 Tint, p. a. fnrben, eine Qfnrbe, ©cfjat! 
 Jiruiui, ftiien 'MnOrid) g«ben. Skward. 
 
 Tint, t. i ber I)iii6e ®(f)fffei. 
 
 Tiny, il'ne. tSu'e. (I), thii., adj. (Un= 
 ter^inPern gcbr. n. |) firin, biinne, luiniig. 
 
 Tiny, *. + bie ^ottt, ©d)iibe. 
 
 Tip, lip, il)ori. tip; Stpfrl) t. 1. [Sit. 
 fl»l'>.l ber 9t\icfi'<t)la(\ , JJiirfiunrf. 2. bie 
 Cvi^t (eiiifS ©pffreo to , bn* Pnbe; (in 
 engerer 35rbeutiiiig» pt. -s, S'ltferipujiii , 
 
 TIH 
 
 3«(ferf)utri>i^en. 3. ['Sot.] ber ©taubbeuttf. 
 
 i. t r. Tup. 
 
 Tliirly nine at a tip, [.Regedp.] netin U. 
 breipig aiif ben 9{ii(fmurf. Tlie - of the 
 ear, bil5 D^rlnppi1)rn. The - of the nose, 
 bie ^Jrtienfpi^f , 9?rtt>nfiippe. The - of the 
 tongue, finger, needle etu. , bie 3nngfn- 
 ipitje, %in(\tt\pi^t , gfnbelfpi^e. White -, 
 [•iijaionnpr.] ber Siicft«rd)iurtiij. 
 
 Tip- cat. « eine 'Mrt SaUipiet. --staff, 
 1. ber liingr (oben init Siibtr u. ber(l)iiigenf) 
 Srnb (eine^ ©eric^t^biener^). 2. ber (!>U-- 
 nrtji^bienrr. --toe, bie ©piije ber 3el,"-'i 
 to be or stand a — , on — , oiif ben 3fl,"'i' 
 l1ei)en ; to be a — with expectation . poUir 
 G'npiirtiing fein. --top, a) «. ber Ijodjili' 
 (i)riib, bii6 ^ijitl^e, SBornebnifle , 3)r|ie. bi 
 ••dj. l)pd) oben, t)b(t)(l; fliinj porjuglid), nu^: 
 ge)i'i(t>net, l^errlict), nbrrt'cin, n(l)ntein. 
 
 Tip, V. a. t. (ei(i)C berul)rtn, tippen, 
 tnpfen, tfipfen; (fiegelip.) treffrn , iverfeu ; 
 (down) nieberiverfen. 2. Ifie.irli'p. ) im Difirf: 
 i(f)liig ob. 9{u(f>unrfnind)en (^egei). 3. (with, 
 iin ber ©piQe befe^en, btfitlagen (init). 4. \ 
 (With) I'litimen (nut). 5. 6 iierpi'iinbin. 6 
 [i)iurbiini.] to - a cart (for discharging ii 
 load), riiien barren flurjell' 
 4. The moon-beam tips uiili silver the 
 walls. 
 
 Tu tip any one's hand;.. C^inen befle(^en, 
 o rd)iiiieren. To — one a wink, to - the 
 wink, ^nu-ni )Uivinfeii. To - the lion. 6 
 (5-infni bie iWitfe nieberbri'irfcn unb ben 'i»hln^ 
 niit ben JJiiigern niifreipcnb, bie 'Socfen I'or 
 brongen. Tipped with iron head, niu 
 I'lferner Spitje. ((lerben. 
 
 Tip, V. n. to - off. frttlen; (off. over 
 
 Tippence, (Oerrl.J two-pence- 
 
 Tippet, lip'pif, (nngelf. taeppet) « 
 ber ilrogrn, ^aiefnigen , ( geiiH>l)ni.; ber 
 ■ipiiifriigen (ber 5r«^"f"l"""ier). 
 
 To turn tippet, f eine ooflfoinnuiit 
 SJeriinberuiiii pi'rnel)nien (j. S. ponOJiiibiteii, 
 bie fid) perl)eirittl)en). ( ImiAcr i 
 
 Tippetgrebe, ber 6Titnnd)ir cUn 
 
 Tipple, ilp'pl, lu. dip?)*, ber Irunf, 
 b.i6 Weininf. 
 
 Tipple, 0. n. bem Irnnfe crgebcii 
 I'fin, fid) ergfben, fanfeii, jed))"!!. 
 
 Tipple, p. a iibcrmn^ig ober i\r, 
 nirtBig rriiifen, fnnfen. 
 
 Tippled, trunfen, betninfen. 
 
 Tippler, tip pliir. «. ber Sfrf)""!^ 
 SniiiVr, Iriinfcnbolb. (riberniapigelrinfeii. 
 
 Tippliui^T tip'pl'Kg- «■ t)ai ©aufeii, 
 
 Tippling-house, bte ©djenfe, b.ii- 
 3ed)b'ine. [fen, bcraiifil^r. 
 
 Tipsy, tip'si, adj. tninfen, betrun 
 
 To get tipsy, ft* betrinfen. 
 
 TircCles, tur'dii, «. pi. f ber ©d)iii 
 mi|l. bie ©d)nfiorbern. 
 
 Tirade, teiade', (fr.<H3.)«. l.[OJnif.i 
 ber ©prunglnnf. 2. eine 9feil)f pan Morten, 
 «)fPanfen, SSerfen ob. ©rcflen, bie (iJeban; 
 fenrfil)e, ber (SJebnnfenflriMn, SlDorrilvoni, 
 aScrclrtiif, bie lirnbe, I ber SJortfcftiuiiIl, 
 (})fbrtnfenrd)iunn. 
 
 Hrre he delivers a violent tiradi' 
 against etc., l)ifr nind)I rr eine I;fffiijf liriiff 
 gegen !c. 
 
 Ti-re, ilrp. (fr. tiren i-.n. i. [J.ildi. 
 rnpiiii iiiin 2Srr!.iiTe '.(■)■ i. (it'ii 0<i\ni' 
 
 TiS 
 
 oB.ieln ilber^.) girrig tint bem ©itniibel libet 
 &rii'nr l)crfii(Ifn. 
 
 Upon that were my thoughts tiring 
 when etc.. id) gnlbelre bnnlber \\a<i), nlS :c. 
 \Vo man- tired, oon emem 2Beibe icrbif* 
 icn, hernnigejerrt. Shak. [}et)ren, Irben 
 
 Tire, (jcljren) v. n. f oom 9{iinbe 
 
 All eagle sat tiring upon his liver 
 ein llMer fag nngmb nn feiner Eeber. 
 
 Tire, cljebr. tuD «. 1. leer, bie 9?ei!.'e, 
 r. Tier ii. Tour. 2. ber -Xhi^, ©mot, *Jillf» 
 I'li^, (bef.) biT fiopfpu9, biie fiopfjeufl. 3 
 Per ^lining, tllnijiig; ba6 Sieriul); (ofj ber 
 i5i'rriulj (an). 4. t ber ©rt)(eier, brt3 &ts 
 luanb. 5. — , car t- ti re, wagon- — , bie 
 3{afrd)iene. 
 
 4. Sin appears often in a religious tire, 
 bie ©iinbe tjiOt fid) oft iu beu ©4)leter ber 
 :l{eIigion. 
 
 The tire of. war, bftS ^rieg^gerailj. You 
 .ire in a scurvy -, ©ie fiiib |Vl)r |'d)lcd)r mi» 
 gejogen, gelien fdjrtbijj bal)er, finb in einem 
 rd)ai'i.icn »!lunug«. 
 
 T I re-woman, bie $n^niiid)ertnn, (be(.) 
 iiopipnijmiic^crinn, $<iubenile(forinn; :Kain« 
 mcrfriin. [fen; |". Attire.. 
 
 Tire, ». a. » ii?r«u, puijen, fd)niiif» 
 
 Tire, (iingrlf. leorian, ateorinn, 
 geteoriaii; gr. teiro; Int. tero ) v. a. I. 
 ini'ibe ni>id)cn, crnitibcn. 2. eiintiben, (j'iiieni 
 lange ^Hitiit niiid)en. 
 
 Tired with etc.. ernii'ibet pon :£.; eiuet 
 ©.id)f niilbc. liberbriirilg. To - out, au^tv 
 iTfeiiriiit} enniiben, nbniiitcen. I am tire 
 out with it, id) t)nbe a i)er)lid) fnit. To 
 - out one's lite, fein Seben pcrfi'innnern. 
 To - one's patience, 0^'»)^»b^ ©Cbulb cr« 
 Dili ben. 
 
 Tire, ». n. milbe loerben, ernu'tbcu, 
 criu.iitcii; (Willi) nifibc luerben (oonj. 
 
 Tired, liid. adj. i. miibe, erniiibet. 
 •>. 1 (wirii) teiner ©iid)e) I'lberbn'ifftg. 
 
 Tiredue.ss , tirdues , t. 1. bt« 
 v'^iiiMgfiir, -i)i.uri>ifeit, d-nniibiing, ©rtnat» 
 tiiug. i. 1 berUei'erbrujj, Dicllebcrsi'iifilgfeit. 
 
 Tiresuine, liresUm, adj. erniiit 
 I'-eiib ; l.uiiiuH'ilig, I'erbriepiid), iibcrliinifl. 
 
 Tire.<«»nieiie.ss, tue'siiinues, «. 
 fills (S-riniiDcubc; Ciingiueilige, bie Cnnnu'eis 
 litlfctT. [f. Tire 
 
 Tiring, it'ring, «. iai ©(f)niiicfen it., 
 
 Tiring-liouse, — room, bit^ iini 
 .ieifeiintnier (in ®d)anfpiell)anferii). 
 
 Tirletane, turliane, (p. fr.) «. 
 [o"bnilr.j berXirleton, bnunimonene ei{\\tt 
 linon. ('Jliit'fernfdnger. 
 
 Tirnia, tur'ma, *. (OrnitI).! ber 
 
 Tirtvit, tur'wtt, «. [iOrnal).] ber 
 ftibiB. [ee lu. 
 
 'Tis, tiz. 3ufnninieniic()iing pen it is, 
 
 Ti.sane, f. Ptisan. 
 
 TisiC, iiz'ik, ^ (fnr phtliisic. 
 
 Ti.*(ical, liz'ekal, ^ plilhisical; adj. 
 fd)iuiiiPriid)nij, lniigciifiid)rig. |fiid)r. 
 
 Tisic, *. bie ©d)iuiiibMid)r, Siingiii< 
 
 Ti.«(ri, tu're, *. [l)ebr. Snienb.] bei 
 ■OJieniU iiSri. 
 
 Ti.Nffue, tjsh'il. (fr. tissu) s. I. t>ai 
 mtmtx , (i)e(uirf; (bef.) ber (5)olbtli'ff , ©iN 
 beriTi'ff. 2. f a) bie 'Jliu'rbnnng. b; bii6 (iJe» 
 ui'be, bie ^erre. 3. [^mif.] 6a6 ©eiuebe. 
 CclUiliir -, iMs 3t'(lenfl£iucbe. 
 
984 Fatf. ffir. fall. fat. Me. met Fitio. fin. NA, move. n6r. a;6t. 6il. i-l66d. Ti^he. tub. full (//in. TMi.s. 
 
 TIS 
 
 I. b) Tlie whole »toiy l» a tissue of 
 forgerie.s or of falseliood. 
 
 Tissue-paper, tia6 ©fiSeupapter. 
 
 Tissue ) V' a- Ciic4)ivcben , tuvd)-- 
 ruirfen. lll)eoJ>Dr. 
 
 Xit, •''» 2l&fl'irj. Uon Theodore. «. 
 
 Tit, *• 1. t 6nf flfiiie ^fert, 6ec filcp^ 
 per. 2. pt. -s, fkincg SBicf). 3. f ia& a33eib6> 
 bilD. 5S5ci6sriurf, tie 2Deib^perft>n. Light -, 
 t\e fleine S?ure. 4. ber fleme ajojjcl. 5. fur 
 Titmouse ob. Tomtit. 
 
 Tit-lark, bie aBiefeu(cr<fte, §cibe(errf)e. 
 — mouse, [JOriiitI).] bic ?D?eife; great -, 
 bie Siiifeiitncife, ^oljliiieife , ©pieoediieife; 
 blue -, bie SBiniimcife, *D?ef)Imeirei bearded 
 -, bie SSnrtmcire. 
 
 Titan, titan, > «. [Wu 
 
 Titanium, tid'neum,^ neralg.] 
 bnS lirnii(iuni), STeiifupfer. 
 
 Titanian, tita'nean.) adj. jiiin Its 
 
 Titanitic, titanit'k,) tan Qtlfotiq. 
 
 Ti tanitic siliceous ore, bet litniifpntl). 
 
 Titanif erous , tltanif'ferus, (1.) 
 adj. titan()n(tig. 
 
 Titanite, tl'tanjte, #. [«!i)?inerarg.l 
 bcr I'tanit, ©nneiiit, t>a6 or\)iitte titan. 
 
 Titbit, tit'bit, «. ber SecferbifTt-n ; f. 
 Tidbit. [jefjentpflirfjtia. 
 
 Titlialile, tfTH'abI, adj. )el)entbar, 
 
 Titlie, tiTHe, (flngelf. teotha) *. 1. 
 ber }el)nte X()eir, ba6 Btf)nttl, 3c()ntl)eil. 2. 
 [3?ed)t^fpr.] ber 3ef)<e)nte. 
 
 Great tithes, ber (jroge 3e^nte. Small 
 -«. ber fleine 3el)nte. Collector of -s, ber 
 gefjnter. Predial -s, ber SJrut^tjefjnte. Per- 
 sonal -8, ber perfijnlidje B^^ntt. Mixed 
 -8, ber gemircf)te 3«')"tc. 
 
 Tithe-free, jefjntfrei. — gatherer, 
 ber 3e()ntcr. —paying, ben 3el)nttn ge: 
 bfiib oD. entrid)tenb, ben Seljnten geben 
 niilfTiMib. --pig, ba« 3eO"ff«<^f«'; (ef)m.) 
 biT 3in^l)a()n. 
 
 Titlie, V. a. je^nten, niit bcm 3e()n! 
 ton belegen, verjcljiiten, bcn3e()nten auftegcu, 
 iHMi (S-tiuafi ne()nien, eintrcibcn, erljeben, bae 
 3ehntrerfK niifuben. 
 
 Titiie, I), n. I'erjeljntcn , ben 3f^i'fcn 
 3i>bfn rb. enrri(f)ten. [3el)nrerl)eber. 
 
 Titlier, ti'THur, «. ber 3el)nter, 
 
 Titliiiig-, tl'THiiig, *. I. tn& 3e()n: 
 ten ; 95crjel)nten. 2. ber 3el)nte. 3. bai 
 3el)enb, (cljni.) cine 91njal;[ uon jiijn Spcwi-- 
 I'literu niit il)ri'n ganiilien, bie eine ©emein' 
 fthaft bilDetcn, wo jebcr bein llijnige filr bni 
 flute 93cuel)nicii be6 SlnBcrn biirgcn inii&te. 
 
 Ti t !i ill g-nian, 1. (eljni.) Ber 9Sor(lef}cr 
 eiiice 3fl)tnce (Tithing). 2. ein 55rieben«> 
 teaniter, ber llnterfonilabeU 3. t^iDrbani.) 
 ber .RirfftfnaiitTflicr. 
 
 Titliyinal, tiTH'cmal, (gr.) *. 
 15?i^r.l Bie 933i^li;-niild). [fiijcln. 
 
 Titillate, iit'iiiiAte , dot.) o. ». 
 
 TifillaitiUlt, tittUla'shOn, «. 1. ba£ 
 jjiijiln. 2. Ber .ftitjcl. 
 
 Title, It'll. (lat. titulus) «. i. ber 
 tircl, a) bie lUberrrt)nft, 9liiff[l)rift (fine* 
 5liii(lKf ;c.). b) ber Oianie (Bie SBcnfuming). 
 CI Bit (5-l)re!ititel. 2. bie Urfiiiibe, bae X)o= 
 fiiineiit (luobtirrf) ein 9{oc()t enuieffn luirB). 
 3. ber lire!, 9errf)r6titcl ; (to) Ber (<J{ed)t6o 
 9liiiprii(i) , bai 9{crt)t (oiif), 9{ed)t (ju>. 4. 
 jin beii Siptl* u. fmioiii|'4)cii ©cfe^eiij bee 
 
 TO 
 
 "Jlbi'djnitt , bai 5?aupt|li'icf. 5. (in olten 
 ^ircf>eiil'i"irtH'rn) bie ^)>trt'iiibe. 
 
 Bastard title, [iijpogr.] ber ®<f)nui^! 
 titel. Crtpital -, ber ipaiiptritel. To have 
 a - to etc., »!lnrpriicl) Ijabeii aiif jc, btrcd)- 
 tigt fcm }u ic. By a good — , niit giitcm 
 5ug llllB 3{id)t. Appearance of a title, a 
 colorable -, eiii idjtiiibarer 9{cd)ti'titel , 
 Slmpriid). To clear a — , eiiiea iHed)tean> 
 fpriid) Pfiueifen. 
 
 Title-deed, bai Sof titnent, bie (Gigen : 
 tl)iim6;) UrfiinBe. --leaf, --page, b<\6 
 ■iitilMatt. [ (benenneu). 3. bered)tigfn. 
 
 Title, D. <i. I. beciteln. 2. iienueii 
 
 Titlefl, li'tld, adj. elnen Xitel l^abenB, 
 bctirelt. [natnenlu^ 
 
 Titleless, ti'iiils, adj. titeliu^, 
 
 Titling-, tli'ling, s. bie gelbe ^ad)-. 
 llelje, ber (£tid)crliiig. 
 
 Tititiou.<«e, f. iinter Tit. 
 
 Titter, titiiar, v. n. fid)ern. 
 
 Titter, *. b(i6 5?id)erii. 
 
 Titter-t€»tler, tit tur-totiiir, v.n. 
 o iimufeu, luacfi'ln. [fel. 
 
 Titter-tutter, *. o bie 23retrd)au. 
 
 Tittle, titti, (P. lit) «. ber iiipfd, 
 -y>uiift irtiii einem i), bai iiipfeidKn, iiipre; 
 lein, 95unfrd)en. 
 
 Not a tittle of it, nid)t eine ©ilbe, 
 nid)t bai 9)finbe|le, ^eriiigfte Baoon- To 
 a -, aiif ein S^nav , aiif'4 ojenancfle. He 
 will not part with a — of bis right, er luill 
 nid)t ein ^ota pen fetnem died^te fal;ren 
 loffen. 
 
 Tittle-tattle, t't'tl-tattl , (S3er; 
 Bopplg. p. tattle) t. 1. bai leere &(\(t)mn^, 
 (aeiuiifrf), ber SBifdjiuflfc^, ©d)ni(ffd;uarf. 
 2. ber i£d)ii)a5er. 
 
 Tittle-tattle, v.n. fdjipa^en, ipa< 
 fd)en, plniiBerii, flaifdien. 
 
 Tittling^-tattling-, tlt'tling-tatt- 
 ling. *. ba$ &(ma\<l). [tli'ipern. 
 
 Titubate, tit'ishubaie, (lar.) v. ti. 
 
 Titubutiuu , tittshirbi'shua, #. 
 Bn6 StL^lpern. 
 
 Titular, tit'tshular, (u. (at. titulus) 
 adj. nut ben Xttcl uon (itiuas (^abenb Pber 
 gcbenb, litel .., titular... 
 
 A titular bishop, ber XituIar6ifc()Df. 
 - office, bai ©l;renainC 
 
 Titular, ^ a. ber Se: 
 
 Titulary, I't'tshuiare.^ fitjer oBer 
 Qnlinber emee 41nuf6, einer ^)>tniiibc, ber 
 'Jlnitsbefitjer, ^friinbcnbifi^er, ^iriiuben: 
 ^iihaber. [titeliueren. 2. Ber blope titel. 
 
 Titularity, tittshular'cte. s. 1. Bar 
 
 111 its titularity, niir bein titel wad). 
 
 Titularly, tictthiilaile, adv. bctu 
 titel nnd), tiiir beni tifel iiad). 
 
 Titulary, lit'tshulare. adj. 1. in 
 riniin tirel beiu'l^enb. 2. ein 9{ed)t, einen 
 •Jlnipriirt) bftrijfeiiB. 
 
 Tiver, tiv'iir, *. [Certl.] eine 91rt 
 Dd)cr, luinnit in ©•iiglanb bie ©d)atc gejeid>; 
 net luerben. 
 
 Tiver, v. a. [Dertl.] (©djafc) mit 
 biefiT garPe diver) jcidjuen. 
 
 Tivy, iiv e, (f. Tantivy) adj. niiB 
 adv. bi;rtiii. fltigs. Urvuen. 
 
 To, too. (nngelf. to; ipU. te, toe; jnj 
 ir. u. gael. do; cor. tho) pruep. 
 
 I. (bie 9{id>tuiifl einer ^cwegunfl ober 
 
 TO 
 
 JpanMung nad) eiiitm fflegenflanbe bejeirf)* 
 neiiB) 411, gigeit, nad), an, in, aiif. 
 
 He is going to church, er geljt in bit 
 !tird)e. r me, ju mir jc.; niir. Where 
 are you going -, mi) gtljen ©ie l)iii? She 
 Ntreiclied her arms — lieaveii. fie lltecfte 
 il)re 9lnne gen ^^imnicl. Dkyden. From 
 hand - hand, poll ip,inb )n ^anb. From 
 door - door, pi)n ti)ur ju tl;iir. To go - 
 London, - England. — school, nac^ Eoilbrn, 
 nad) (Jiiglonb, in bie ©d)ule geljen. To go 
 
 — the college, in ba6 Jtoflegiuin , ®i)ninaj 
 lllltn gdjen. These troops were ordered — 
 Dalinatia. biefe triippeii imrben nad) Dal; 
 maticn beorbert. Til -^ the woods - the 
 happier brutes, id) iiufl in bie 2i5iilber jii 
 Ben gliidlidjern tfjieren. Now - horse, iitiii 
 \u 'iJSierBel Now -you, Raymond, nun ill 
 end), 9{ai)inoiib! Shak. These renuirks 
 were addressed — a large audience. biefC 
 -ijenierfinigen lunren an ein gmgee >J(iibito« 
 riuin gerid)tet. He Is going — u trade, ec 
 ergreifr ein ®eiuerbe. He is rising - wealth 
 and honor, er foinnit jii 9{eid)tl;tini unb 
 (fliren. They engaged hand — hand, fit 
 |-d)lii!ien fid) 'Kami gegen ■0)?ann. Foot - 
 foot, (Jii^ gegen 5iip. I withstood hiui 
 face - face, |l id) luiberthinB il)in iiiiter 
 •Mugen. To speak -, fprcd)en init tc., ju ic. 
 
 — it again, nobody conies, fangen IBir iuie» 
 Ber an, 9iieinanb fiJmnit. 
 
 2. i (bef nad) adj.) gegen; fur; ouf. 
 Our duty to God and — our patents, 
 
 nnferc ^flid)t gegen ®ott unb gegen iinrere 
 'ileltern. To be ungrateful — any one, iin< 
 Banfbar gegen @-inen fein. He complains - 
 me, er befd)n)ert fid) gegen mid). - the face, 
 in* &tnd}t. -ills face, il)m infi ©efic^t. 
 To coniiiiend any one - his face, ^ilien 
 ins 0)erid)t lobeii. Deaf— (the cries of 
 distress etc.) , taub gegen :c. , filr ic. A 
 dislike - etc., ein 5BiBermifle gegen :c. I 
 have no enmity — that, id) habe feinen 2i3i« 
 Bermiden Bagegen, bin Ber S:i\d)e nid)t abi 
 geneigt. Alive — the sufferings of the poor, 
 Bie Sciben ber 9(rnien lebljnfc fiiljlenb. He 
 was attentive - ptc. , er mar onfnierffani 
 ad)trairi, bebadjt anf jc. An occupation 
 suited - his taste, eine a3e|M)drtigiing iiat^ 
 feillCni ®erd)niarfe. She has a husbmid - 
 her mind, fie I)at einci; Waiiii nad) il;rein 
 ivopfe, nad) ihrem ©iiine. 
 
 3. (bie (i)renje einer 35ea>egting , 5?anb< 
 lung Ob. eine^ 3n|fanBe^, (0 luie iini einen 
 0)rab, l)iil)en fflrab ber ^anblung, eine* 3"' 
 flanbe*, eine >lluSbel)iiniig aMjiijeigcn) bi6, 
 bis JU, bi* ail, bi* in, Pi* itiiit, bi* am. 
 
 To the height of eic, bi* ju riiur ip[»l)e 
 UDll :C. From top — toe, luill .ftopf biS JU 
 Jup. I see — the bottom, id) rel)e bi* aiif 
 ben Pirunb. His kindness extends - etc . 
 fiine (SJiire erflrecfr fid) bi* aui ic. To diin.- 
 
 — excess, iibcrmagig trinfen. He ianguiNlu^ 
 
 — death, even - death , er l)Onnt fid) JU 
 tobe, gar jn tobe. The offender was whip: 
 
 — death, ber 5Kerbred)er murBe )n tcBe gei 
 peitfd)t. Nuiiibers were crowded — death, 
 95ielc luiirbeii jii toBe geBri'irft. Few of the 
 Esquimaux cm count — ten, menigc &i^it 
 nui* fininen bi* jeljn jalilcn. Quart. Ret 
 
 4. (eine uugrfiil;re 3a|)l iu be^iidfutli) bit 
 H\, bie an. 
 
! ai*-. f;ir. fAII. fat. Me. met. Finp. fin. N6, move. n6r. stot. 6il. r\6(ul. Tiihe. tub. fftll. tfiiu. I'flis. 985 
 
 TO 
 
 To the viilue of <i sliilling a Jay, t\6 
 |iini iJtUiiife niife Shillings fur Den Xng. 
 Tiiere were - the iiiiiiiber of three hundred 
 hoi«e, ee luiircn tvtt nii 6te ereiljiiiiDtrt 
 ^fiVfe (b. I). 3{eiter;. They met lis, - ihe 
 iiiiDiber of three hundred, fit |1lC0eil ntif 
 uiis, luoM breil)uiiBnr iiii bet 3'ihl. 
 
 5. (tine geiuine Ortmiiiij, eta geiuiffi'f 
 J8erhaitiiiB niiieigciibi ju, im iBertjaitiiig )U 
 
 A> ihree to nine, ivie bret ill lietlll 
 Three i* — nine as uine is — iwenty'Seveii. 
 brci i'crl)iilt ftd) ju iieuii, luie iieiiii jii fiebrii 
 U. jii'mijig. Five - one, fiinf flefldl mi*, 
 grgeil (^iiiitl. It is ten - one that etc., e^ 
 i|1 jcl)ii ijriji'ii ciii$ ill t'ecjeii, ]ii luetteii, biic 
 >c. Pliyklcians have two wonien-patientk — 
 one man, bie 9ierjte f)abeii jiuei iDcibliftjt' 
 £raiife aiif emeu iii(iiiiili(t)eii. 
 
 6. (eiiie ^iijleitiitig , SJerbiiibiing, &t\tll: 
 \<bait , ipiiijufuguttg tiiijiibeitteu>. 
 
 Wisdom lie lias, and — his wisdom, coura- 
 ge . ^ii3ei£i)eiC t)at er, ii bei I'eiiier Wnf^: 
 l;et[ ^)}t'iitl;. Oenham. Add — your faith 
 virtue, ret^et bat in eurcni @)(niibeu Xiigeiib. 
 Bible. I liave a title - that, id) l)iibe eiii 
 9{t(t)t baju. He has a covetous man — hii> 
 father, er |}nt etiien &eiii)al6 iutii SBoter. 
 She has got a clown — her ousband, fie t)i\i 
 ciiii'ii ^fluec jiiin rD^mite. They mov'd on 
 lu aiieuce - soft pipes, fie jogeii flitl iveitcr 
 biim tone fnnfier iiJJfcifeii. IgebeiiC') ju, 
 
 7. (etiien 3>u((t> cine Seflimnuing nn 
 
 To expose to stale, mm 23erfinife am- 
 jetjeii , fell bitten. To rise early - one\ 
 «ork, frill) iin bie ilrbeit (jeften. - my know 
 ledge, tneined SUiffeug. As 1 found - iu> 
 vexation, roif id) |ii meinem SSerbriifJe f.uib. 
 He gave it- my custody, er flflb t6 mir in 
 aSirijiil)riinfl. - that, ^u Gtiun«, ju bitfem 
 $\ve<ft. SiiAK. 
 
 «. (eine ffiBirfunfl, einGnbe onbeutenb; jii. 
 
 To his cost, nuf feine fioilen. (Violem 
 factious exist; - the prejudice of the stale, 
 ium Di.id)tl)iile be« ©rnnte*. (The princ. 
 was flattered) - his ruin, jU feintlU 2>tr» 
 ttrbcn , llnrergniige. 
 
 9. (ttii SBfr(jifid)nng) geflen (©incn t>t. 
 QiWiU), in SBrrgleidjunfl tnit ic. , in 25tr 
 Qitid) mit K. 
 
 You are but an as* to him, il)r feib niir 
 cm d-fel grgen H)n. (All that they did was 
 piety) - this.^ngegen. B. Jonson. This is 
 .nothing- what etc., 6ie6 ift >>ii(t)t6 in Sir 
 (|ieid)nn|) mit bem, wae zc. Men's wisdom 
 i>. but folly - God, tie nien|(bli4t ^ei«l}rit 
 ifl liur Il)Prl)fit pot ®ort. There is no fool 
 - the sinner, who etc., t6 Qibt feiuen arb- 
 fern 9?.>rriii, au ben ©linbcr, ber ic. There 
 is no devil - the hypocrite, ei flibt feineii 
 Oropern i^iifd ,ii« t»in ©rfjein^eiliacn. 
 
 10. (fine >!ll<ud)t anjeigcnb ; iu bicfet 93c 
 beiitniig i|l jr^r for gebr.) jii. 
 
 Miirks and points out each man of u» 
 to slaughter (juin Worben). B. JoNsoN. 
 
 11. (ben iinmiftelbnren QJegenfliinb eincr 
 ^nnPliiiii) Ob. y[i;>irfiiiig, pb. eine gciiuffc 
 ajejieluiiig niif beiiielben nnjujiigen) fur. 
 
 A sub»i;ince sweet to the taste, eine ffir 
 Ken 0)efd)macf fiiGe ®ii6|l,in}. (An event 
 etc.) paintui - the mind, fcbturrilict) , pcin; 
 UoO liir ben @ci|l. (The flower) is sharp - 
 ilie ti'jite, i)Ot (ineii f(^ii(fen ®txua). 1 driuk 
 
 TO 
 
 - tlie general joy of this table, id) trinfe 
 iiiif aUer i5fci'"be 2i5ol)l an bifHT tiifcl. 
 
 1 We liHve a good seat; let us) keep it — 
 ourselves, il)n fl'ir itll6 bel)i1lreit. Tliat is 
 lost - me. ene ifl fiir niiil) ocrloren. A fer- 
 vent charity — all men , etlie iiibruil|lii)e 
 Sifbe flir uUe "Bieilfdjen. This is no preju- 
 dice - you, btcc briiigt 3iii'ci> feinen >Jiiid): 
 rl)eil. (From the particularities) every lan- 
 guage hath — itself, Oif jebe ©priid)t' far Urt) 
 l)ilf. Keep your company -yourself. brt)alte 
 '■liMne (i)ci"eUrd)nft fiir tn<\); bleibe ft'ir bid), 
 ri'he stranger called for an outlet) — his 
 supper, iliin \Riid)tC|7en. That is nothing 
 
 - me, bai gil)t mid) 3iii-^t^ nn. That's - 
 herself, ba6 geht fie «"- As -, ni<frid)ti 
 lid) .., in Setrrjf .., mit 9?ucfrtd)t nuf ... 
 .\s - that. iun6 bn6 betnfft. — the end that 
 etc., bnmit IC. 
 
 12. ()ur !&eflininiung einer 3cit)- 
 To-day. |)fute. To-night, bicfe 3?i1(f)t, 
 
 hfiit 9ind)t, tjeiit 9lbenb. To-morrow, 
 morgen. cbi^iueiien luerben btefe ado. mid) 
 >1I6 tubtt. gebrnud)t; ). S8.) Proe. To day 
 IS ours, to-morrow may be yours, ()eiirc 
 iiiir, morgcii bir. To-morrow comeuever, 
 >uu 3Iinimermehr£tng. 
 
 13. (in bet (S)rnnimntif jut 55fjei(()niing 
 be^ DniioS). To a fiiend, einetn '^reiinbe. 
 
 - me, mir. - the man, bem 'Wnniie. (Bn* 
 3t'id)eu bti X>ami to lutrb bef. unci) ben 
 3eitluortern Answer, Afford, Bear. 
 Bring etc., fo ivie na(t) it iveggdnffen). 
 
 TOf adv. [(£prnd)lel)re) ju. 
 
 i. (nl« S'itbc •'e* 5n(<nitiu6 in ber 
 (David in his life-time intended) to build 
 a temple, fineii Zempel in bnuen. - teach. 
 icljren, jii Ut)rtn ; um ^ii leljren ; f. N. 2. - 
 be found, }U fiuBen. -cease -be, nufljorcil 
 (II fcill. (Tlie delay of our hopes) teaches 
 us - etc. , i(f)rt uni iU :c. 
 
 2. (eine ^bndit nuiUieigcn; anflatt bee 
 lUten f o r to) um jii. 
 
 The court will sit in February to try 
 some iiuportant causes. Webster. 
 
 Born to beg their bread, geboreu, il)r 
 lirob JU betfeln. 
 
 3. (oft nnd) adj.) )u. 
 
 Ready to go, bercit {U gef)en. Prompt 
 -etc., flliid) JU IC bereit. Prompt - obey. 
 iVIjt gel)l>ri"nm. We are ready - try it, luir 
 ftnb entfd)loffen , t6 jn otrfud)cn. Quick - 
 liear, but slow - censure, f(t)ne(I JU t)'i3tt\\. 
 attt Inngfnm )u tnbein (b. t) im iporeii, im 
 Inbelu). [cine golge niijeigoiib). 
 
 4. (nl« iinl)ere 55cfliiiimiiiig be6 SegnfTe ; 
 1 weep to think of it (on'l). id) meilir. 
 
 iBfun id) bnrnn benfe. Boys love - play, 
 liiinbcii fpiclen genie. (I have done my ut- 
 must) fo lead my life so pleasantly as - 
 forget etc., mcine tnge fi> nugcncl)iu ju oer- 
 icben , bng id) ic. oergofTe. 
 
 5. (eine 3iifunft nn)eigenb). 
 
 We are still to seek for something else, 
 ii'ir fiutt-n (Tet« nntf) etiunS ^liiibcrem. We 
 iire-nieet ac ten o'clock, luir fiincn um jel)ii 
 lll)r jufailimcilfouimen. (Every man at 
 death) is - receive the reward of his deeds, 
 u^n , ivire bf II Soljn feiner Xljntcn etnpfnu* 
 gen; (f. b<\6 Scinvort to Be). 
 
 6. 'tijid) bem 3i'itiuort to Have jeiflt t6 
 tint $jli(^t, 9iotl;itfCiibia(ei( oiU. 
 
 TOA 
 
 I have a debt to pay on Saturday, IcJ 
 ^nbe ©nmilng eine @d)Ulb ju bejnljlen. 
 
 7. hin, nuf. 
 
 To and again, — and fro, ()iii u. juifi 
 ber, l)in ii. l)cr, nuf u. nb. 
 
 8. To c o ni e 1 , to h e a v e to etc. , f, 
 bie bcrre jfeiiDfii 3citii)orter. 
 
 The horses are to, e6 ijl niigefpnnnt. 
 
 9. in aJoif^nuebrurfeii, luie: ,,I will no' 
 come; you slinll to, ob. too", i(T to gleic^ 
 bobeilteilb mit moreover, besides, Int. in- 
 super, gind)fn(ld , nud). ©old)e ipljrnfen 
 inib ni6 rtd)t niigclfnd)fifd) niijiifeljen. 
 
 10. + nio ^5>'ictifel our bem 3tiriuprt bf}ttt 
 ?3ebcuniiig; bt\. bei SHAKsPEAREgebriUid)Ii(4. 
 
 The gods to bless your honor, —pinch 
 the unclean knight. Shak. 
 
 Toad, tode, (niigelf. fade, tadige) «. 
 [3ooI.] bie ilrijte. 
 
 To swell like a toad, giftigrotrben, lui* 
 eine ^rote. -'»-spittle, l^ot.] bet ^uf» 
 fu(f5ipeid)el. 
 
 Prov. He has as much need of it, as a 
 toad of a side-pocket, cr iuuilf(t)t ftct) Ctivntf 
 llniiuf^e^. As full of money as a - is of 
 leailiers , bltitnrm. To sit like a — on a 
 tliopping-block, id.)ltd)t reiten. 
 
 Toad-eater, l.0Der genuine, niebrige 
 OhreiiblniVr, gud)6rd)H)nii.ier. 2. j bie nrme 
 iSenonnbte, bie bai (SJnnbeubrob bci teidftn 
 25etiunnbten ipt, u., luie ■!!ir(l)fnbr5bel, 91Ue5 
 kiben mue. --fish, [3d)ff)i)0l.] ber ^tB« 
 leiirifd), %xo\d)fi(ti) , fiugelfiicl). --flax, 
 [-JJot.] bet £i6teu(lnd)5, bai 5Jlnd)«frnut, 
 t'ciUi, ?Rnbeitrnut. — lily, [iBot.] bie gelbe 
 ■iDniTi'tlilie, aSnfyerblume ob. ©ecblume. -- 
 rush, [-}3ot.]btc^r6tenbin|e. —-spotted, 
 luie einc Arote gcflcrft. -stone, 1. bet 
 itriircnilein. 2. [■OKiiicrnlg.J bie 2Bii(fe, bet 
 -Mfniibeljlein, mniibeiilcinnrtige trnpp. — 
 stool, [95ot.] ber iiroieii|lul)l (3lrt ®iff» 
 fd)iuiimm). 
 
 Tunili$«It, tode'ish, ad), f giftig. 
 
 TUHSt, toste. (Int. toslus; fp. u. port, 
 tostar) B. a. I. roili'tt cBrob, ^nfe, ©perf). 
 l. i biirc^ II. burd) iviirinen, bur(^nu£ er* 
 lunrmen. 3. -f oertrr(fucn. 
 
 Toasting-fork, bie IRDflgAbtf. 
 Toasting-iron, I . bai Siofleifeu. 2. 6 
 tai @d)iufrt, ^nfcmefi'er. 
 
 TuttNt, #. bie geroilete 33robfcftnltte. 
 
 A toast and butter, gccoili'tee ^rob Ulit 
 ■Biitrer bc|lrid)t'ii. Dry -, bie gcrojlete S8rob» 
 fiDiiiire; geroiltte* 2Jrob mit bnrniif gcflr'n 
 >1)enec 23uttcr. Soft -, dipped -, gcrojleteiJ 
 Ijrob in jergangfiie SSiifter gctnudjt. A — 
 and wine. geroileteS ^vvb mit 9£ein bnju 
 i^b. bnn'ibcr. ^ 
 
 Toa.<)t, (ueriu. mit foss) v. a. I. bcim 
 ■-Uiifbriiigrn eiiier 0)eriiiiM)eit neiiiieii. To - 
 a l.idy. nuf Die (SJefuiibljeit ciiier Dame trin» 
 fen; slie isgenerally -ed, tiinn triiift in5» 
 iltineiii nuf ifjre 0)efuubl)eit. 2. t nu^briugi'tl 
 (eintO)erunbl)eit). They -ed many healths, 
 fie trniifen uieic ffleuinbljeiien. Addison. 
 
 Toast, V. n. eine (St-|'>in^>)c>t auS* 
 briunni, (yeriiiib()cit triiifen. 
 
 Toast, t. 1. bai (yefiinb^eirtrinfcii, 
 •lliisbriiigfii siiier (i)fruitc(;t'it. 2. bie (nii^ge* 
 brad)tc) (i)iMUubl)fit, ber Xonfl. 3. i bee 
 («egoiiilaub ber $u(biguiig, bie flepriefene 
 
}86 Fate, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl5n«i. Tube, tub, full. th\n THis. 
 
 TOA 
 
 A lUnding toast, einc (DefiiiiMjeU , bie 
 nrigenieiii (jetnmfeii mire. A reigning -, a 
 Diiiversal -, eiii 65egeii|TaiiD n(lGemciner 
 ipllltioiIMj). (Above a year) before the fair 
 Temple came to be a -, fl)e WW iit \<t)b> 
 neii Xeiiiple tie ©prndje i»nr. An old -, 
 em niter %i\d)6. [tM u. tod. 
 
 Prov. He is as drunk as a toast, er t(t 
 
 Toast- master, Drr ^lu^tniiger eiiicr 
 ®erunt>I)eit, ©iiicr, Ht eiiie ®c|"iin&l)eit 
 mi«l>ringt. [einer ©efimtiljeit. 
 
 Toaster, tost'ur, s. bcr ^uSfrriiiger 
 
 Toaster, «. l. tier 9f6|1er, 9JiJi1eii6e. 
 2. 606 3{b|leireii. 3. in Drgeii, SBrntipiep. 
 
 Bread-toaster, ini &e{iiU jutu dib- 
 fleii tier 95n)erd)iiitreii. 
 
 Tobacco, tobak'ko, (U. Tabaco. 
 eintr ^vin'inj iiBii §)ufntiui) *. ter Inbnt; 
 (in tngcrer SBeeeiiliuig) lev 9fnii(l)riH'nf. 
 
 To smoke tobacco. Xnbnf raiidjen. - 
 in leaf, 6cr S8liirrevtn(>af. Clanimy-leaved 
 — . bet ©OlDnteiltilDaf. Panided -, 6fr 
 giingfert.U'iif. Cut-, furj gefd)iiittfncr'Ia: 
 but. Roll--, tcr 'Jiodnitnbrtf , ©tniigen.- 
 tabat. Common -, English -, t)fr tiivfifd)e, 
 tiigli|'d)e l:nbnt. Shag -, (niig ge|\1)iiitieiier 
 inbilf. Sweet scented — , ©luici'llt. 
 
 Tobacco-box, 6je Irtb.iflnldx'c -- 
 pipe, He Xnbntjpfeife; — bowl, itr ^jgfei; 
 fenfcpf; - clay, 6er tnbiifpfciftntljpn ; - 
 cleaner, ber $feiftnrnimifr; - shank, bns 
 ^feifcnrol;r; - tip, 6ie ipfeifeinpi^e, bn* 
 i|8feifeimiiiiifi)lii(f. — pipe-fish, [3rl)tl)0l.l 
 tie tnbiif^pfeifc. --pouch, ber Xabnf^! 
 (eiitel. —-spinner, ber iafciiffpimicr. -- 
 tto^pper, ber lobofflnpfer , ^pfeiteiiflopfer. 
 
 Tobaceonillg-, tobak'koning, adj. 
 j«iid)eitb , Xnbcit riuid)eiib. 
 
 Tobacconist, tobak'konist, t. 
 I. ber Inbnffn&rifant, Snbafrpiimer. 2. ber 
 £flbafl)onbIer. 
 
 Toby, to'be, *. Xobiai (eiii gfJiime). 
 
 Toccata, tokki'ia, (it. SB.) *■ 
 [SSRuf.] Zottata, bai aScrfpief. 
 
 Tockay, tok'ka, *. eiite 3Irt flffTerf: 
 tfr &it>ec()re in Onb'cii. 
 
 Tocsin, tok'sin, (fr. ^.) «■ bie 
 Stnvniglcrfe, Sni-niglurfe. 
 
 Tod, tod, (goer, tod) «. 1. * ber Sut'rf), 
 b(i6 (i)e)lrmid). 2. [$anbel] ein (Sjeiuiitt I'on 
 28 5ptunb (2Co(Ie), jiuei ®tein. 3. ber ^udji. 
 
 Tort, V. n. -f jiuei Stein (= 28 '^JfiinP) 
 wieiifii, (iii^inrtd)fn, (iefern. Shak. 
 
 To-day, f. nntcr To. N. 12. 
 
 Toddle, lod'dl, v.n. [Derri.j Ijcruni; 
 nmiifeu. 
 
 To«ldy, tod'He. *. I. [<}5i.>t ) -, Pb. 
 --tree, tic 'iBeiiipiiliiie , ©rt)iriiip(i(nie. 2. 
 ber ^Niliimu'iii. 3. ber li'Dbi) (riiie 'Jlrr riiCen 
 iTnrfeii («roflf). (luMef, 'iJJi.urntiuTbel. 
 
 Tody, tode. «. [jDviiirl).] ber lob; 
 
 Toe, to, (nngcir. ta; f<t)m. la) *. tie 
 Sn\e (bi'i 'WeiiHteii ii. Ifjicren) ; (bei $(«= 
 bem ber aSorberbnf. 
 
 From top to toe, vm .<tt>pf bii )ll JnS, 
 ooin .t^opte t*'* out bie 5ii^e. To kiss ih« 
 pope's -s, bem 'ipnpde bie ^ii^e fiifyen. -s 
 af a shoe or last, Dnfi C)bcrtl;cil eineS ©djih 
 )t^ pp. 9ein(eM)g. 
 
 Tofore, tofore' , praep. cb. adv. * 
 f. Before II. Formerly. 
 
 Toft, toft, (u. tuft) s. 1. ber ^mn. 
 
 TOK 
 
 2. (ban. tofte, tomt) (in nitcn fflefetjbilt^crn) 
 bie ©rntte, .^poffintte (Ber "ipl.i^, luo fpntt 
 ein SSpnverf, (yebiiuSe gefliinben (jot). 3. 
 [Oertl.] eiiie '2lrt iSi1)pppen am (S-nDe eine* 
 ^nrtiriHifee. (bie Ipga, bn& Oberfleib. 
 
 Tog-a, to'ga, (lat. -Si.) s. [a(t. S>{pml 
 
 T<»g'ated, to gated,/ adj. iiiit bev 
 
 Tog-ed, to'ged, ^ ^pga ober in 
 einc ipga gefleibet, in ber Ipgn. 
 
 Togretlier, togsTH ur, (nngelf. to- 
 gaethre) adv. 1. jurnmiiien, a) beifiimnien, 
 bei finanber. b) mit eiunnber. 2. mid) Pb. 
 ^inter einnnber. 
 
 Together! [<5Knr.] ntte jiigreic^! The 
 king joined humanity and policy — . ber 
 JKiJnig uerbnnb *JKen|"d)lid)feit mit ^politif. 
 BicoN. To live -, beifammeii, bei einnnber, 
 mit einanber (eben. The allies made war 
 upon France -, bie SSerbiinbeten befriegten 
 Jyranfreid) ntit einanber. To sew, knit, 
 pin, fasten -, jufammcn na^en, flrirfen, 
 jinammen, nn einonber (jeften, nn einanber 
 befi'digen. To mix -, mit einanber uermi: 
 fdjen, nnter einanber mifdjen. -with, famnit, 
 ncb|T, mit. An age -, ein Onf)rl)unbert 
 lang. Three days -, brei lage nnd) einan; 
 ber. It lasted a moutii — , e^ lualjrte emeu 
 ^)3?pnat. 
 
 Togrg-el, tog'gil, t. [yjtav.] l. ber 
 jtncbel; (in engercr syebeutung) ber itnebeP 
 in ben ©felSPljren. 2. ber ilppinnngel. 
 
 Toggel-bolt, l^'ilat.] eine 2Jrt aSpIjen 
 mit einem ^nebel. 
 
 Toil, toil, (angeff. teolan , tiolan) 
 V. n. avbeiten, tijatig fein ; fid) liiberarbeiten, 
 miil)ram arbeiteit , fi<fypladta, ^id) plngen, 
 I'id) qnalen. 
 
 To toil and moil, fic^ ptacfen ob. p(a: 
 gen, fif^ abarbeiten, ti fid) blutfaucr luer; 
 ben laffen. 
 
 Toil, V. a. 1. benrbeiten; to - out, 
 f. to work out. 2. + ermiiben, abniatren. 
 To i I'd with works of war, ermattet pon 
 firiegi'arbeit. Shak 
 
 Toil, *. bie 2(rbeit, (bef.) fdjiuere, be; 
 fd)iuerlid)e 9Jrbeit; a5erd)ivierlid)feit , ^e= 
 fdjiperbe, 'OJfiiljuIigfeit, «5)ii'i()e. 
 
 Toil, (fr. toile) *. I. b<[& ffleiuebe. 2. 
 ba^ 9ie$; pi- -s, bie 9?e§e, [QBaibnifpr.] 
 ©arne. 
 
 Toil of a spider, bnS ©pinncngeiuebe. 
 
 Toiler, tolrur, *. (finer, ber nrbuii 
 tit, fid) nbarbcitet, fid) abniut)t, fic^ plagt 
 pb. plocft. 
 
 Toilet, toilet, (fr. toilette) ». I. baS 
 qSnytifditud) ; (balier) 2. ber ^^utjtifc^, 'OJfpr: 
 gentifd), ^Tnii tciid) , bie tpiletre. 
 
 ToilTiil, toil'tai, adj. I. nrbeitfam, 
 mit >2lrbeit iibcrlaben. 2. lajlig, ermi'ibcne, 
 miil)fam. [atrbeiten. 
 
 Toiling*, toil'rng, «. bad niul}rame 
 
 Toilsome, toil'sum, adj. mul;fatn, 
 im'il)relig. 
 
 Toilsomeiiess, toil'sumnls, «. 
 bie ''W'fjramfeit, 'Kiil^feiigfeit. 
 
 Toise , toil. (fr. "SQ ) *. [fr. Oangen> 
 mnf)] bie tpife, 2ad)ter, bie i?b. bmo itlafrer. 
 
 Tois(»n-d*or, toe'zndore, (fr. ?a3.) 
 ». [53crlb.] bi\6 gplPene SSlieg. [<3i5ein). 
 
 Tokay, loka', *. ber 1pfai)cr (i!lrt 
 
 Token, tokn, cangelf. lacn, tacen; 
 3tid)en) *. l. a) bai 3eid)en, 'fflTcrfmal;!. 
 
 TOL 
 
 b) ba5 3eid)en, ^ crfmo()(, ber 58eweiS (of, 
 ppn greuMbfdjafi :c.) ; bie g'iarf)iutirnng. 2, 
 lii)ppgr.] biU 3tid)en (= 250 •:j3pgen). 3. 
 -, Pb. plague--, a) Me 23eMle, ?j>r|lblat. 
 ter, ber ^rfifii'cten, bie ^eitbcnlc. Shak. b) 
 bie 2n|ireud)e. 4. b(\& 5lnbenfen (.Q>ie> 
 fd)enf). Shak. 5. eine 'Wiiiije , bie ini bei» 
 liiiifigen 5S3i'rrl)e opn cinetii -Jartljing n. ppn 
 '^ripaten jur ^eit ber itomgiiin (S-liiabet^ 
 gemfiuit, einen ge&iilbeten itiirS Ijatre. 6. 
 ein (^KfinjO 3eid)eu uimi ©ilber jnr S8e» 
 gnemlirt)feit beim ®clbiiied)re(. 
 
 Show nie a token for good. || tt)l\t 
 ein 3i-'id)en an mir, b(\& mir'6 ivuljl gelje. 
 That will be an everlasting — of etc. , bn4 
 mirb eiuig ppn ic. jengen. By the same — 
 that etc. , jiim 3''id)en . bag ic. She is not 
 worth a -. fie rangr tJiid)r5, iiT nid)t luertl), 
 Dag man fie befiel)t They care not a — for 
 him, f(c mad)en jld) ^tct)ti au& if)m, pcr» 
 ad)ten il)n. 
 
 Token, v. a. I. )ri(f)nen. Shak. 3. 
 t anjeigen , befannt iiiad)en. 
 
 Tokened, mit (5)5e|l;) gierfen gejeic^* 
 net , mit C^eilo ^\(dcn. Shak. 
 
 Tol, t(Sie , (lat. tollo) I), a. [9{ed)i6» 
 fpr.] aufljeben, pernid)ten. Cvc. 
 
 It tols the presumption in favor of a 
 sentence. 
 
 Tola, to'ia, t. [Snbien] ein ge)vi(Te4- 
 
 (yplbj 11. (Bilbergeipi4)t. 
 
 Told, told, praet. II. pp. V. Tell. 
 
 I am told !.o, fp l;abe id) mir fngen laf« 
 fen. Sheep and oxen that could not be — , 
 {I @d)afe n.^iinber, fp Pte(, bag inan^ nic^t 
 jaf)leii nod) red)nen tonnte. 
 
 Tol-bootli, f. nnter Toll. 
 
 Tole, tole, (ar. dalla; at^. talwa) 
 V. a. 1. iiel)en, iiad),)ief)en, f(t)Ieppen. 2. 
 (Ihiere) lorfeii (babiird), ba& man il)nen eine 
 Sprfrpeii'e pprl)alt). [ lodeii, anreijen. 
 
 To tole away. n)eg|p(fen. To - on, an« 
 
 Toledo, tole'do, a. I. [®epgr.] lor 
 lebo (eine ©tabt). 2. bie toleber, fpanifd)* 
 iflinge. 
 
 Tolerable, tol'uraiil, (fr. 2B. , e> 
 lat. tolerabilis) adj. 1. jn ertrage n , ertrag* 
 lid), Iciblict) (.fvaite, ^i^t jc). 2. ± ertragiid), 
 leiMid), leiblid) gut. 
 
 (The insults and indignities of our ene- 
 mies) are not tolerable, finb nid)r jtl 
 ertragen, ftiib nnertragiid^. Tn - demand, 
 jicmliit gfrnd)r (p. 2Saaren). 
 
 Tolerabieness , toiuiai.ines, 
 (t Tolerabil' itv) *. 1. bie (S'i'tragiirt)feir. 
 2. ± ber 3M|lanb, bn &t\mi errragiid), leib* 
 lict), leiblid) gut i|l. 
 
 Tolerabij', tol'iiiable. adv. 1. er# 
 traglid). 2. i ertragiid), leibiiil), jiemlicft. 
 
 Tolerance, toluianse, (fr. -lO., v. 
 lat.) «. 1. bie Snlbiing, ipleranj. 2. ■[ bai 
 (5-rtragiMt. [tplcrant. 
 
 jTolerant, tol'urant, adj. biiibfam, 
 
 Tolerate, tol'uiate, dat.) v. a. Qtr 
 )Pa6 bnlbcn, ertragen, leibcn, l)ingc()en laffeii, 
 {bef.> bnlben (eine ■:i{eligipi., Weinungen jo. 
 
 Crying should not be tolerated iit 
 children, man foflte nid)t jiigeben, bag^in* 
 ber id)reicn. Locke. 
 
 Toleration, loiura'shun, *. bie 
 Dnibiing, %id)rirt)r; (bef.) bie Ci)lanbeii^» 
 bulbung, ■Ji'eligiPnBbuIbnng,(i)eiuiitein:freil)eit. 
 
Fatf. far. fhW, fat. M^. met. Fine, fin. NA, move, ndr, got, 6il, c\6&d. Tiibe, tub. fijll. t//in, THi-s. OSf 
 
 TOL 
 
 Toleration-act, [ffiiflt.] 6ie ZoU> 
 
 Toll, tole, (niigelf. toll ; f^pfl. tol; trf)i«. 
 tall; Pnii. told; Sofl) *. 1. 1« 3i>Il ; [9fec^r«= 
 ft>r.] a) 6n6 DJcdjt, iniicrhnlb Ccr ©reiiK" 
 eiiie* ^errengiiteS jii fniifen n. ju uerfniifen. 
 b) ^tr3o((, 6ie3L'(liibijii6e,3ofli)ef'iti)r/?KrtiiiI). 
 TOfltithitfrgnbe. 2. t>a6 fflSegegeie , Gi^iUuh'c 
 flcis, SbriirffiiflclEi. 3. ^n6 OMtit, Oeleiie. 
 4. tie *JRrtl)lnit0e, ^er *l)h"ifIcrlDl)ii. 
 
 Toll-bar, (niif ^niiiilenj Oet <3cf)In(j= 
 tnum. --book, iat 3o(lbiid>, Sodquit' 
 tiingSfeud). --booth, — house, Bif Sell-- 
 >u6e, 8n« 3o(ll;nii5. --booth, a) ». Dns 
 P3cfiingnig. b) o. a. in ein 3p((t)ftU« oi. ®e> 
 flinging eiii|V«rr<n, iiiij ©efaiigiUB ffl^eii. -• 
 bridge. Me Si'tl^irufti'. —-com, Dos 
 jtpru, Dn« ni« 3ofl ofter Sohii ffir en« in 
 g5iul)ieii geiiiiihleiif ilorn eiuricfttet luirft. -• 
 d i s li , [ bei >Brri(lfrii ] Die Wnljlme^e. - ■ 
 free, jpllfrei. --gate. Bfl« 3'''I")'-''f- -" 
 gaUierer, — man. Bet Si:M\\\\el)\i\n, 
 9K.nirl)iier. --hop, ein fteiiieS '5)fae, wo-- 
 mit ninu tai (tl6 3ofl tri)i>b<nt Rvrn migr. 
 --houie, I'. —-booth. — money, Bie 
 go(lgpt>ri()r. --traver»(e), Bet Durd); 
 ^onii»io(l fur fctei uber eiii ©riiiiBfliicf ge: 
 frietene ©ti'irf 95iel). 
 
 Toil, V. n. 1. 3iifl, eitie 9I6gfl6e gcbeii 
 OB. ciitridjtcii, jofleii, t'eriofleii. 2. 3i'fl «'» = 
 iifl)nieii, Bofl oB. eine 9lbgiibe erijcben; (Bel 
 tWrritlmi) Bie 'Wnfjlmeije bfjieljeii, me^rii. 
 
 Toil, V. a. 1. al6 3uU erl;e6eii. 2. i 
 (from; riuiimclii (roil). 
 
 Toll, (IV. tol. lolo) V. ft. Sdiite t)i>ii 
 fi.d) gcbcii , Iiiiiteii, (Bef.) in Bie Hircl^e oB. 
 ]iir R\Td)e Iniireii, jiini (S)rnbe liiiifeii. 
 
 Toll, r. a. 1. I.iuten ni>Kl)eii; (BIr 
 ®IO(fe) nni({)Ingeii, an}ieOen. 2. Buret) 9iiii 
 Uh, 91nr(i)lii<|eti Bet a)Ii<(fe riifeii, abnifeii 
 3. (Biir(f; Ben ^cf)ii(i oiiiei^eii; f(t)(ogeii (fine 
 ©tiinBe, i>. llljrcM). 
 
 T<»ll, ) t. Bet 9Iiir(()Iiig 
 
 Tulliugr, lAle'ing. 5 All eine &\v<fe. 
 iat S.mreii, '■}!Mr(f)l.igeii, 3Iiijie()en, (sjiliiiit. 
 
 Toil, (int. tollo) II. a. 1. [i>{e(i)teiVr.J 
 n)egnel)ine!i, nnfl)fben. i'eriild)ten. i.-tiiotiU) 
 l»fflnf()inen, luegrft^iijfen ; f. Tole. 
 
 Toller, lAle'ur, *. (S-iner, Ber Bie 
 QUi'tf- niifd)liigf, niijie^t, eine ®lo(fe (aiircr. 
 
 Toller, 1. 1 Ber3i>ni-r, Sontmneljmtt. 
 
 Tolt, tult, (V. Int. tollo) «. [9{t'(t)t«rvr.| 
 fin ^rit ( (»eri(l)t£befel)l ) , ivoBiir(i> eine bei 
 Bi'in $>uriiiiiMitiilgeri(f}te niiliniigige Snctje 
 (in Ben ©triditfhof Ber (Srnficfjnft ( County- 
 court i I'cniiiffeii luirB. (Ber Ipltibnlfnni. 
 
 Tolu-bnEsiain, loi'u-tiwUum, t. 
 
 Tolii-tree. (^yt.J BtT lolllbnum. 
 
 Tolutatlon, loiiiiA'shun, (Int.) t. 
 f Ber 3i'lfn:r(l)rift, >J5iiBgnng. 
 
 Tom, toni, cJlDfiii-jg. ft'ir Thoma«) *. 
 I. IljiMiin*. 2. o in Biil'niiinirnff^ungcii iiiei- 
 (len« I I'B. I, luie bai Pi-iitulje >pnni}; j. SB. 
 — -boy, ein gfineliier fieri; Bir ^ilB; 
 'nng. Bie luilBe, nti^gelnfiene Diriie, ©nffi'ii- 
 ./iiiffrinn. --con y, ein Bmniiier 5pnii*. -- 
 long, S?ni\6 Cniigiueilig. --rig, Ber2DiIB« 
 fnng. (He is) --tell truth, ( er ifl) ein 
 pitcv ©dmf. --thumb. 3iv'frg, duiniling, 
 I)niimrt)en. --tit, tie "TOeife, f. Tit- 
 ui o II s e. - • t u r d, Ber ^tbrrittfiger. 3. (el)iii.) 
 ttt i^ubi im i(nrt(nf)>ieie Cleek. 
 
 TON 
 
 Tomalia^vk, tdm'ahiwk, «. bie 
 
 ©treitiijrt Ber 0"f"T":if- 
 
 Toiiialiawk) v. a. niit eiuer ful: 
 c^cn >£freiriVj:t luDten. 
 
 Tomato, toma'ti, «. [S3ot. ] Ber 
 SiebfSnpfel, ®ulDapiel. 
 
 Tomb, (uuui, (fr. tombe, touibeau; 
 ID. torn, tonieii; ir. tuonia; fp. luiiiba; gr. 
 tyiiibos) t. I. BnS ®rnb, 23cgrabnip, Cie 
 ®ruft. 2. 1 bn«®rn6(BieUrfn(^eBe6li)Bc6). 
 
 3. Bng ®rnbiiiai)l. 
 
 T o in b - s t o n e , Ber ®rnb|lein. 
 
 Tomb, V. a. ^nr &rDe beflntien, be-- 
 grnbeii, iiio ®riib legen. 
 
 Tumbac, toiiibak, «. Ber tombntf. 
 
 Tombless, tijom'les, adj. grnblos, 
 ol^iie ®inb, uiidigrnben, fein ®rnbmnl)l l)n.- 
 bcnB. [Shak 
 
 Tomboy, toiu'b6l, «. t bie ^'Dit^e. 
 
 Tome, tome, (fr. 2B. , o. gr. tomo*; 
 «. I. [i»ud)i)niiB.] ter 'iinui. 2. Ber »nnD, 
 ia6 !8ll(t). [mentum) tulj. [•>3Dt.] pljig 
 
 Tomentoiis , lomeiifu*, (int. to 
 
 To-inorro«v, adv. u. *■ niurgen; 
 Ber »nt>ri)fnDc Xng; f unter To. 
 
 Tompion, tnnrpeun, (fr. tampon) 
 *. (War. J fer iUiiiPvfrnpfen; f. Tainpiou. 
 
 Tou, lun. M C^nBfilbe oon Ortfnamen 
 beBeiiiet (own, SinBt. 
 
 Ton, (fr. SC.) *■ Bie fjerrfct^enbe ^obe. 
 
 Bou (on, Ber gate Ximi. 
 
 Ton, (niigelf. tauna; fr. tonne) *■ 
 [^tnr.] Bie ioiine; f. Tun. 
 
 Tone, tine, (fr. ton; Int. tonut; gr. 
 toHo») *. I. (^JJ?e6.] Bie ©pnnninig, (3p,uiM = 
 frnft (Be« 'OTngens ic). 2. ber ioii , a) Ber 
 .Rinng, ©(t)n(l, Cnut. b) (ein beilinmitrr 
 .^inng). c) (Ber ^Inng Ber ineiifd)li(()eii 
 Siinime) Bie ©tiiiime; ■Slu^iprndje; [Jtljei.l 
 Ber ion. d) (eine ftefoiiBere cBer gejierte 
 'IkJeife, Bie @timine beitii @pr«(t)eii iii l^nl^ 
 ten>. 3. I'OJfnf. ] a) ber Ion. b) ber ton, 
 Bie lonnrr; the - major, Dnr, bie Durton^ 
 nrt; the - minor, »?)io(I, Bie 'DiotUonnrt. 
 
 4. a) Bcr iveiiierli(^e Ion. b> bai SOeiiien, 
 ®nvinimer. 
 
 4. a) Children often read with a tone. 
 Weuster. 
 
 Tone-syllable, bie Xonfilbe. 
 
 Tone, V. a. I. in einein ge^ierten lone 
 ooriragcn. 2. f. Tune. 
 
 Toned, i&iid, part adj. (in 3iil'nni: 
 niemVotiiigen) einen Ion t)nbenB» tiMienb. 
 
 Sweet-toned, well--, licblic^ toiieilB. 
 High--, init l)Of)cni lone, einen l)ol)en luii 
 IjiibenB. (nen ton ^nbciiB. 
 
 Toneless, tinell*. adj. tonio6, fei 
 
 Tons', '""8> (f. Tongs) *. t Bie 
 3iinge, t)i\6 3""a'"" <"" '•'"' ©(J^nnde); 
 
 f. Tongue. 
 
 Tongj-s, tongz. (nii,;e(f. tang; Bnn. n. 
 ()i>fl. tang; 3'1110«; fttlO- »ang; i6l. taung; 
 goel. teangiis) t. }>l. I. -, OB. A. pair of -. 
 Bie 3nnge, Jeiierinnge; (in engerer '^cDcu. 
 tuiig) Bie Jtornjiiiige fioriifliift (Bn« nbge: 
 triebene ©ilberforii nil* Ber finpetle jii t)(: 
 ben). A smith's -, cine ®(f)inicBeinngt. 2. 
 Bie "WniilrrinnincI (?). Shak. 
 
 Toil^'Me^ tuug,)(angelf.tuiig. tunga ; 
 
 Tuns', ) goti). tuggo; fd)iu. 
 
 tunga; SimgO *• •• bie 3nnge (Ber •0}?en> 
 (d)ti\ u. Zt;terei bei be:i 0}!enf(^eii ba£^aupt> 
 
 TON 
 
 luerfjeiig ber Sprndje). 2. ± a) bie (menf($i 
 lid)e) ®priid)e. b) Bie ©prad)e (im @egem 
 fnt)e 0011 fflfDniifeii oB. ipniiBluiig). c) Bit 
 ©prnctje (eiiieS 2Soife5). d) || Bie Bnnge (ein 
 3Solf, nl3 oerfd)ieCeii uoii nnPerii SBolfern 
 tiiT<t) "'eine ©pmd>e). e) ein Ber 3iingc nl;n. 
 lid) geitnlrerer Jtbrper oDer Kjeil nii einein 
 Dinge; (Bnl)er) oc) Bie 3iiiige (einer ginggr) ; 
 Bie3iinge, Bii5 3inigrcin, 3iingcld)en (mi 
 cincr ilOngc, ©d)iinnc ic); Bie 2liigel (einet 
 XSegenfiinge) ; (OJfiir.) iai ^Uiigrei|nig, 9lug. 
 oinBfrl (Ber ile^eiiBen >piirhincn) , Ber gii^ 
 ( eine^ ^JeepfeljlagerrnDe*). (i) Bie 3iinge, 
 eniiBjunge. f) [■OKnr. ] Bn* fpi^ jiilnnfenoe 
 ©nBe eineS $otje« oB. 3npffn5. g) ['OT.ir.] 
 ein 'Sret, Bn« Burd) eine Siuinge in Ben Ihecr* 
 fcfjcl geht iiiiB ivorin fid) ein niiiDci Sod^ 
 btfiiiBet, Biircf) iueld)i'6 Bie 'Jiggnrn, Bie ge» 
 tljeeri luerCien fo(I, fnljrt. h) [-JKnr.J ein iiiu 
 ter Bern ^JBnffer I;eriuu'ragenBer Z^di cine* 
 ©iebergc* oB. G-i^fclDeS. i) |l bie iBu(f)t, 5bnt. 
 To hold llie tongue, to hold one's — , 
 Bnd ^Dfniil l;i\Iren, f(^ioeigcn. To have one'*' 
 
 - well hung, well oiled, to have a glib -, 
 eine gel.innge 3iinge l}iiben. To have one's 
 
 - at coiiiiiiaud, fid) niit grogcif £fi(f)tigfeit 
 ailtBrri(fcn. I Suve a thing on the tip of 
 my -, ti (legt, fd)iufbt niir niif Dcr 3iiiig«. 
 To have too much -, fein ^erj niif bet 
 3nnge (jnben. To have no -, fcine Sui'O* 
 ini 3nnnie l;nlren, ocrfd)n>icgen fein. An ill 
 -, eine bijfe 3»"g«, 9nileriiinge. His - fail- 
 ed hiin, er oerlor Bie ©prnc^e, fonnte fein 
 -JBort oorbringen. His - tipt, er l;nt fid) 
 I'crreDct I'B. oerfpn^d)eii. Much - and much 
 judgment seldom go together, old fflcrcBe 
 iinB oiele 25v'nrtl)ciiniigffrnfr finDet fid) felteii 
 iufniiiinm. L'Kstr^xge. The gift of -s, 
 I'Oo Intent fur Spriidjen. 
 
 Prov. Your tongue runs before your 
 wit, bii fpridiil, tl)e Bii Benfil. What the 
 heart thinks the — .speaks, lueg bai §crj 
 poll ifl, beg gi'ijt ber -WiiinB fiber. He that 
 has a — in his head, may find his way 
 where lie pleases, luer rcBen fnnn, fommt 
 iibcrnfl Biird). 
 
 T o II g u e - d o II g h t y, t u n g - d o u g h t y 
 t.ipfcr niir Ber 3ii"!li'- --grafting, tung. 
 grafting, Ba« -^^frL'pfcn niit Dent 3i"i"a'''n» 
 --pad, tuiig-pad, f a) «. Ber groge 
 ©djiuiiOer. b) v. a. (jeruntcrrcigcn, bcf(()iin» 
 pfin. --shaped, t u n g - .s li a p e d , [!8ot.] 
 iUiigciiforinig. —-tie, tung tie, v. a. 
 (J-iiicn mil ©prcd)fii (;inBi'rii, (Fiiieni bie 
 3unge liil)tnen. --tied, tung- tied, 1. 
 t'inen 5oi;lcr nn Ber S'lngc IjnbeiiB, jiingen* 
 inljni. 2. t eine gcr'i'iKlit 3""9>! ober ein 
 ©d)iLig I'or Beni '■WiinDe IjubciiB, oerilnniint, 
 niit gebniiBener 3""n'- --valiant, tung- 
 valiaiit, fnl)!!^ rnpfer niit Dcr3""3«; "'^7 
 are -, where etc., fie finD 3inia"i()«'ben, 
 
 100 !C. 
 
 Tong-ne, } v. a. fc^elten, jnnPcn. - 
 Tuns', 5 "• "• '• r»rf) fd)iinbc(n; 
 
 ji'ingi'Iii. 2. rore(^eii, fd)iunljen. 3. |2Bnibra» 
 
 ipr.) niifd)liigcii (o. finiiiBeii). 
 
 Tonsuetl, lungd^ adj. cine 3'i"ae 
 Tuuscd, 5')'^''^"''' '"'' ''"^^^ 
 
 3niige. 
 
 1 1 1 - 1 o n g n e d, f(ftniii()ri'irf)tig- Long-—, 
 
 fdjionljljnfi. Double--, Boppeliiingifl, iiueli 
 
 ifingig. 
 
988 rhie, far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, sjot, 6il, r]6M. Tube, tub, full, t/tin, THis. 
 
 TON 
 
 Tong-iieless, tung'lls.^nrf/. l .feinc 
 
 Tuug-less, iSiiiige Ijai 
 
 6tnt», Der Siuiflc baaiibt , cl)tie 3i"'fl«- 2. t 
 a) f))md)lo6. fliimin. b; t unacimiiut , mi.- 
 bcniljmt. Shak. 
 
 ToMguiDSr) tunging.^*. [fcei ®(irt. 
 
 Tuiig^iiig'T 5 "<^<^"} ^''"^ 
 
 SIrt ju pivi'pfeii, iii&ttn mnit in Deii ©tfliiim 
 eiueii iSd)ii^ iiie&fnutirts mnrf)t. 
 
 Tonic, toil ik, (nud) Ton'ical) arf/. 
 1. (OJtcC] tunifd) (tie ©pniiiiiing, u. bnl)er 
 bie ©riirfe umitcljrenC). 2. 16iie bctrc(fcii&. 
 3. + nii6flf£iel)nt- 
 
 Tonic motion, [ 'Slteb.] tic tDiiii'd)e 95c: 
 luegiiiig. - spaKin, [^Bfefc.l iet ©tarrfrnnipf. 
 In point of — power, lUftS &te Wildjt btX 
 lone fcetrifft. 
 
 Tonic, s. 1. ['>0feb.] bnfi tDuifd)e,jlnr= 
 
 feilOC ^JJirtfl, ©paillimittct. 2. (ft. tonique; 
 I^Jtiif.] bie lonifrt, ber®riiiibton. 3. [iSJuf.] 
 ein flciwidcr ®rnb uon ©pniiiuins). 
 
 To-nig-lit, adv. u. <• f;eiit 9?iic^t; 
 f. iiutcr To. 
 
 Tounagre, tun'nidje, (fr. 2D.) «. 1. 
 [Wnr.] a) ble 2n(l, Saftiflfeit, Sabuug^fa; 
 |;i(jf cir, ber linuieiiiiiljnir, loiinengefjnlt, loii; 
 luMibetr.ig, bie lnniifiUnbiiiifl, tia6 ioniieii= 
 niiig (eiiic6 ©d>iffc6). b) bie Ipimciijnl)!, 
 bet loinipiigeljalt bet ^niibelenintiiie (eiuct 
 QiiUioiU. 2. a) -, ot). — rate, --fees, 
 
 a) liii loiiiieugelb, 2n|toc'b, bie Cnflgebul^t, 
 bit Sd)itf6jun, gmd)tjoa; aCnnteiijofl pet 
 Zoiiiie. ^) (f. Tujinage) bie Itniifi'leuet ; 
 bet iUii6inbcrU'l)ii iiu bie 'TOiittofeii perluune. 
 
 b) bflij loiiiieiigilb, !Bafcnge(b. 
 
 Bill of tonnage, [^Ktit.] bct 9Keg6ticf. 
 
 Tonf|iiin-beau, tou'kwin-beue, 
 «. ISSot.j bit loiifrtOD()iie. 
 
 Tonsil, tonsil, ((at. tonsillae) «. 
 [Slr.iu.j ble ■'Mfaiibet. 
 
 Tonsil, adj. gefTii^t ob. frercbnitteii 
 luctfeii ttjiiiu'iib, bcrd)iieibbat. 
 
 Tonsure, lonshuie, (mt. tonsura) 
 «. I. ba^ €difn'ii, 9U'|'d)fteii ber 5?nntej bai 
 ©crd)oriii|iiii. 2. [t&m. fnrl). ^irdjc] a) bie 
 liMiiiit, $>iiiipr:, €d)citel> Ob. ilopffd)iit. b) 
 bic '^Uttv, in- ipiiofftniii. 
 
 Tontine, tonteen', (fr. SD., P. @t' 
 finbi't loati) *. bit Xoiitiiie (u)iid)fenbe 
 Cf bieiitc; clue iUnleilje, beteii Si'iKH beu 
 (viiirtct I'ebciibcii bet Subfftibeuteii i« (jure 
 (iiiinini). 
 
 Tony, tone, *. 1. (^Ibfurjg. fut An- 
 tliniiyj ^Jliiioii. 2. j bet O'infiilfspiiifeL 
 
 Too, too, (nnoclf. lo) ado. I. (niit 
 biinuif fLiifliMiDttti adj.) ju, afljii; (biSiueileu 
 a-irr C6 brppdt geie^t, iitii befftii 9'iad)btiicf 
 jii mtilntfeii) too, too, (jnt jii, nflju, pie( 
 111. i. ebeiifiitu, fllcid^fntl^, aud), nvd) ba^u, 
 JiU-ei. 
 
 Too nnich, 1. ju oiel, nnjuoiel. 2, bai 
 SiU'ifl, lletUTiime (bet l;bd)fle 6)fiib). Shak. 
 
 Took , took , praet. ll, biiW). bai pp. 
 3. Tiike. 
 
 Tool, tool, (aiigclf. tol; fr. outil; (flt. 
 lei inn; s. I. bai SBctfjCUfl; pi. — s, ba& 
 SiTiUl). 2. I i bai Sffiettjeiig. 
 2. Men of intrigue always have their 
 tools, by whose agency they accom- 
 plish their purposes. Wcuster. 
 
 Gardening-tools, ba6 ®nttciljjctarl). 
 Pluughiiig--s, bft« 2Jcfer(jeriUl;. -s ot^ 
 
 TOO 
 
 iron, d'ifeiigctntf). Man's — , bie Hinniilid)C 
 9{lifl)e. Shak. He is a fit - for tlie times., 
 et fdjicft lid) tec^t fut unfcre Seiteu. 
 
 Tool, V. a. luit ciuem aSjetfjeuge be= 
 ntbcireu, [■>))?aut. ] mit beni 3'il)iil)iuniiii't 
 tTcntbeitcu. [ &6uigfriuire6. 
 
 Toolsee, tuol'see. s. eiue >21t[ bea 
 
 Toot, toot, (niigelf. totian ; tjoU. toe- 
 ten; tiiteiu V. n. I. t l)iTOor|lel)en , l)eroi>t: 
 nigen. 2. f fpnljen, gucteii. 3. tuten, biittu, 
 blafeu. [bliifen. 
 
 9^oot, o. a. 1. t erfpnljcii. 2. luieu, 
 
 Tooter, tOot'ur. *. bet Sutcr. 
 
 Tootll, toot/i, (nugelf. toiii, pi. tetlu 
 pi teeth, *. 1. [aiu.it. J ber 3>T)'' ^^ "i^' 
 ')J?cnrd)cu u. ll;ieteii). 2. i bet S'H)". bie 
 3nrfe, bet 3'irfen, bie 3tiife (eiiiet (i)iibe( 2c.;. 
 
 Clenched teeth, bidjt |lel;eube 3>i'j"C- 
 To breed teeth, ji\l)ueil. (These aie not 
 dishes) for thy dainty -, flit beill Serfet^ 
 maul. To have a sweet -, eiucu Sccfetjalju 
 l)abtii, lertet, gennrd)ig feiu, bie Serfeteieii 
 liebeii. To have an aking — at etc., eiuea 
 (JJtoH nuf ic. I;abcii. - and nail , tuit «(Iet 
 (yeiualt. A lion and bear were at — and 
 nail wliich etc., eiu Sijiue ti. eiii fdiit gabeu 
 \td) aUe moglid)e 9)fiil;e, iueld)et ooii il)iieu k. 
 To go to it and nail, mit bet mi>glid)rteii 
 'ituflteiiguug Qtma6 tl;uii. I shall tell him 
 to his teeth, id) luerbe itjm in5 Q)ef(d)c \i\-- 
 gen. Shak. We shall meet them full in 
 (he teeth, luir lucrben il)iien gerabe entge: 
 gen fumiuen. To cast in tlie teeth, in 
 any one's teeth, ©inem uotiuerfcn, 6 pot 
 rd)ineipen. To show the teeth, bie 3'i';iie 
 ipeii'eii, bto()en. In spite of the teeth, 
 gegen il;ten 2Diflcn. Shak. He did it in 
 spite uf his teeth, et tl)at e6 il)iu juui 
 Ito^e. To laugh from the teeth outward, 
 gejmungen l(i(J)CllI. To make any ones 
 teeth water, to set any one's teeth 
 watering, G'iuem ben '^Tiimb lunffetig mndjen. 
 To sttt the teeth en edge, bie3()i)»e |lumpt 
 miid)fn. 
 
 T o o t h - a c h e , bai Sat)imtf), ber 3nl)». 
 fd)nievj, bie 3<il)'ird)merjen. —-ache-tree. 
 [^Ot.j bet 3''')"""'')'''''"" ^S*"- Zuiitlioxy- 
 Inm). --brush, bie 3'il)nbuv|1e. --draw- 
 er, 1. bcv 3nl)ii»iiii'i't'')'^f » 3'iO"""^'^'^'^er, 
 3nl)n<u-it. 2. pi. -s, bn6 3>il)nei|"en. -- 
 drawing, ba6 3nf)H'l"^j'Cl)en, S'lOi""'*' 
 rcigen. --edge, jcnc tige"nfl)iimlid)e 6'iU; 
 pfiii&ung, bie burd) l)iirfd)e ioiie a. 25enil;: 
 tutig gi'iuifftt iSiibilanjen im luenfdjiidjtu 
 .Ki3rpct l)etoorgebrnd)t luitb. --letted, 
 [25ot.] gejiiljiielr. --music, © bii6 iVatien. 
 --pick, --picker, bev 3lf)li|^i'f')f "^- ~ - 
 pick, bie gliutinmige ^»i'ol)te, bev 3'i')"lliJ-- 
 d)et. - - p i c k - c a s e , bie 3'i')'i|lud)ctbiid)it'. 
 — -po vvder, bnfi3'''()l'P"'^'^r. --serrated, 
 jngfiotmig gr}al;nf. --shell, (SJaturg.j Die 
 3iil;nrd)nc(fe, 3al)»toi)te, diiil)ve, ■>)Jteetriil;ic. 
 --socket, bie 3iil)'"'i^^' Jiiinnliibe. -- 
 wort, [SBot.J bie3iil)n>i>iii'jcl/ bneS'iljnfri'iit. 
 
 Tootll, t;. a. 1. jaljnen, }nl)iit'In,iacfea, 
 mit 3'i')'"^" i'effe(;eti. 2. ((jeiubl)iil. mit inj 
 eingteifen iuad)en, in eiiiniiber fiigen. 
 
 Tootll, V. n. (geiui}i)nl. nut in) ein> 
 flfcifni. 
 
 Toothed, toot/it. adj. l. mitSnfjnen 
 i>frrei)in, gi'jiUjiit; [SBot.] gejaljuf. 2.i\<i)avf 
 fpii;i(j (luie ein 3n'j»). 
 
 TOP 
 
 Toothful, (ootAful, adj. t f. 
 T o t h s o m e. 
 
 Tootliing-, loot/i'iiig. *. ba& 3ai}i 
 nen; (S-iuiiroirVn; [■0}iour.; i;ic aSiTiai)nui'g. 
 
 ToOtilieSS, lool/j'les. adj. jill^UlDg. 
 
 Toothsome, tuui/rsum, uUj. ge> 
 iiiegi'.it, frt)mncfl),iit. 
 
 Tootlisoineness, toot/t'sumuls, 
 
 «. bie vSd)iiuicfi),itri.ifeit. 
 
 Toothy, tooi/i c. udj. gcinhuf. 
 
 Tofi, top, (nngi'lf. top) s I. bie ©pi^e, 
 $ibt)e, t>i\6 obex\ie Q-nbi; ber CSiicbel, biejitile 
 (eines ipaufcs); bet ©d)eitel, ®lpfrl, Die 
 itoppe, iliippc (eine« 25frge«); ber (SIpfcI, 
 Itjipftl, (bei g-LH'tls u. 3iiuiuerlriiten; ©djopf, 
 3iipf (eiue^ 23iiume^). 2. i b<\& l)oA)\\e 3ie( 
 ibct 'iGiiMfc^e Ociuoub^ lo; ber ®ipfil (be3 
 SfuhmeS jc.). 3. bet oberile lljeil eine^ I)in» 
 (\e6; }. 33. a) [Sjot. ] - of the pistil. Die 
 iJiiirbe. b) Die DlierfTarfje (bei 2CiifTer^). c) 
 - of a bed. bet ^cttljiminel. d) bie Decfbanf, 
 ©d)utjbiinf (oberite SSanf in 6teinbriid)en). 
 e; ber ^raiij (eiiier X6pferrd)ei0e > ; 'iliiffa?, 
 Krnnj, bie.ftrone (an ©piegeln). bie ©pi^c 
 (ber er|1e ^in^). 4. (in engerer SSebeurung) 
 
 a) ber ©djcirei (Die Oberfeite be& ilopfe^n 
 
 b) ber ©d)i.ipf ( bie ipaare auf beiu obenlen 
 iljeile bc6 itt^pfed). c; ber Kopf (einer ipjlanje). 
 <i) |.23ot.] ber ©rniibbeiirel, StnubDeljatter, 
 ■Staubbolg; Die ©taubfolbe, bi\6 ©taubfact). 
 5. (fr. toupie; Xopf) ber ^reii'el. 6. ['OKnr.J 
 a) bai ^^lati. Main -, bai flroge ■iWard, 
 Miz/en - , Do^ ^efaililinr^. b) — and butt, 
 fine airt in ©nglanb iiblid)er a3er|'d)erbun3 
 ber ^|5laiifen. 
 
 3. {) Each boy strives to be at the top 
 
 of his class, or at the — of the school, 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Tronching top of a stag's head, Die 
 
 au^ertlcn ©piljen ob. &iiben riiieij ©d)aufel« 
 
 get)bril6. Tiie — of my ambition is to etc., 
 
 mein l)i!id)i1er &l)r!ieij beilcljt bariii , jii 2C. 
 
 The — of prefeinient, Die l)ijd)lle '£cf6rbe» 
 
 rung. If he, which is the - of judgment, 
 
 loenii er, Der ber l)bd)ile 9{id)ter lit. Shak. 
 
 At the top of the street, ODen ill Der Stroee. 
 
 I'Vom - to toe, pom ©d)eitel bie lUif bie 
 
 ■5ii(jrol)lc, bi6 jur 5-uj5rol)le. Let us take the 
 
 instant by the forward -, la^t Un^ bell 
 
 -2lugciibiid: bcim ©liniljaar ergreifen. Cab; 
 b a g e - 1 o p s, ivol;if bpfe, ^ol)ll;iiiiprer. P e g- 
 -, ber griooljnlidjc Xireii'tl. Humniing -, bc» 
 "Bnmniifriirel, ©iimnifreircl. Whistling -, 
 Der ^53it:itfri'ircl 
 
 Top, adj. 1. oberjle. 2. t oberfte, per» 
 neljiuilc, ipaiipt... [ipauptbeiuei^. 
 
 This is I lie top-evidence, bicS i|1 bev 
 Top-armor, [';)Kar.J bie ©rt)anjfleiDet 
 Der ^D}iarren. --beam, Der ivel)lbiilfeni f. 
 Wind -beam, --block, ['iJiar.] bet 
 ©tciigeiuuiiiDreepdblorf. —-boots, t. pi. bie 
 ©tulpemucfel. —-brim, ['TOar.] Der iuit» 
 rel|le il)eil eiiie^ 'iBtarsfegcle am lliirerieif. 
 --chains, *. pi. ein 35org oon iletten tint 
 bie mitern iterten, jiir 3eii einer ©d)lad)t. 
 --cloth, L'OKiir.] em grogeS ©tiicf ^iine» 
 on^, um bie ipangematrcn jii bebccfeii. -- 
 draining. Die irodenlegiing berOberfliidje 
 bee ^joben^. —-dressing. Die obcrc Diiii« 
 giing (oljiic ben Siiiigcr unrer jii pfliigen). 
 --end, (^:))far. ] bai oberile g-uDe, ber 
 Icpp- --6*"*"') ft) «• !• I'Kiir.J Hi 
 
Fkte, far. fall, fal. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cloinl. Tube, tub, ffill. t^in, THis. 989 
 
 TOP 
 
 95rnmffflc(. 2. i tie Ij&Afle ©pifje; - mast, 
 bie ^roiuflenge ; - mastgale, tie SSraniff gels 
 fi'ihlte; —poop, tie C)berl)Utte. - b) udj. 
 ^o<t)Ht, fvljoben, I'Pii ber tr\\tn ^liifi'e ; j. SB. 
 A - spark, cin ©rjftii^er. --hamper. 
 ('D?.ir-] 9lfle6, wai in ben gKarfen u. '3K.V 
 (leii im Sajege ifl u. 2Dill^filng i'enir|'iiit)t. 
 
 — heavy. 1. oben |"(^roerer aii uiiteii, ben 
 obcrn ■H)fil )u fd)iuer iilr ben uiitfrn Ijiibenb. 
 2. I fi'pffAmfr (betrnnfen). —-Knot, 1. bie 
 €(l)lciff lint bent Scpie, Sopf\(t)Ui\t. 2. bne 
 gtorfbonfdjcn. --lantern, ['•JKiir.J bie 
 Wfrtreinrerne , ber gKiu^fnnfll. --lining. 
 [^\nr.j - of a tail, bie SSerbrppfliingcii 
 eiuc6 <5fijil«. --man, 1. ber niif bcni 93lo(f 
 (lel)iubf Sager, Dbermnnn beim Siigcn. 2. 
 (•OTrr ] ber gJintrcfe nuf bcni yjiari; pi. 
 bie *)Kor«gii)len. — mast, [':)]?iir.] bie 
 Ctengt; - ttudding-saiU, bie jDbcrlcei'egel ; 
 
 — xiay-tackle and preventer »iay-tackle, bie 
 Inlje jum Slnfe^en beS (StengcnilngS u. 
 S5or,](lengcni1nfl«. --mo»t, (ber, bie, ta6) 
 ij'oMt, Dbcrfle. --netting. ('Wnr.j i<\6 
 ^intinne^ eiiie« ?W(irfe«. --plates, «• p' 
 t*n?.ir.l ber©efd)lagbeB«»?nrien. --proud, 
 iiugeril ftnlj. --rope, [*JKiir.] bn« ©ten. 
 (jeniuinbrcep , SBinbrerp; - pendant, ber 
 ®d)infel bee ©trngeniuinbreep*. --sail, 
 IVRar.] a) tni '»i iirSfegel ; foie -, ba& 95or> 
 ntnr^fegel; -» and top-gallant-«ails. 
 bie Oberfeget. b)bn«lrppffflel. --ihaped. 
 [95m.] freifelfDrmig. --soil, ber oberflf 
 Boben. --soiling. bn< SDegii(t)men, ^21b: 
 ^)eben be« oberjTen SBoben*. --stone, btx 
 eberjle ©tein. --tackle, fTOor.] bie ®ien 
 (tni ©teiigiiiiuinbreep. --timber, [^ar.] 
 tie I'berilen I'b. Derfehrten Qluflnnflfr. -- 
 wool. f. Jersey, N. 3. 
 
 Top, V. n. 1. 7 fleigen, fid) emppr> 
 lieben , fid) erfjeben, f)eri'Prrngeii <ii. 95ergcn 
 jc). 2. 1 a> fid) <in Qtivai) ljen'ortJ)iin , 
 (upon any one) tt &inem |iii<Drtliiin, I'iber 
 (ptnen rinnineii, il)n ubcrtrrffen. b> l)trri'(()en, 
 pi)rf)errfd)en. 
 2. b; Topping passions; topping an- 
 easiness. 
 
 Top, V. a. 1. (oben) brberfen, (efrmi: 
 )(n, fronen ; [@d)ul7nt.] befappeu (eincn 
 ©tiefeO. 2. T uberih'igen <fid) Tiber (Jtnxi* er^ 
 ^eben). 3. i ribertnffen. 4. rrflcigen (einen 
 fCrrg tc). 5. t uortreffiidi) fpiclen, uorirrff- 
 irf> mnd)cn. 6. obtii |lu(^cn, fiipprn, befdjiuis 
 ben. 7. [SKWnt.) trppen (tine 3{iia). 
 1. Mountains topp'd with snow. Wai.i.eb. 
 
 To top the pit, [Co()gerb.] eine Detfe 
 eon <iu«gebeijter Crije innd)en. This actor 
 -• his part, f biefer ©(t>iuifpiiler fpiclt feine 
 SJofle Dortrejflid). To - a candle, ein 2id)t 
 l^ii^en. T oppi ng and tailing, ['^ar.j but 
 cbcre u. nnrerc pb. iJl'f'l'rt)""*"^' f*'* ^'"'' 
 fei5 nbl)fd)i'ln. Toppings and tailings, ini 
 ^bgil}ed)eire dpu ben cbern u. unteru S-iiben 
 bei- $aiitc«. (Ijprni'pgel. 
 
 Topan, t&'pan, M. [OrnitI}.] ber 9iti6 
 
 Topnrcli, toplrk, (gr.) «■ ber Ort^: 
 (jerr, a3iiirftl;err, SBorncl;mfle einte Drtce, 
 eiiur (ihgeiio. 
 
 TopHrcliy, t&'pArki, «. bie Drt6: 
 (jerrfitiift , ^ejirfrOfrrfcftflft. 
 
 Topaz, ii'.'pa^, (gr.) *. I. ITOnernlg.] 
 ter ipp>i.i. I. |5?rrib.] (Svin 
 
 Topax-rock, ber lopiiiffl'- 
 
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 Topazolite, t6paz'olite, t. ber 
 IPpitiPlltl). [lus galeii.^ Linn.). 
 
 Tope, tope, «. eine^lrt ^nififd) tSqua- 
 
 Tope, Cfr. toper) V. n. frtiifni, jeit)en. 
 
 Tope, s. ber <Bd)lu(t , Xriiuf. 
 
 Toper, topiir, «. ber 3'^^ > ©'i'" 
 fcr, trunfenboID. 
 
 Topet, lopii, «. [Drnitf).] bie©d)opf: 
 niciie, ipaiibennieife. 
 
 Topfuld), lop'ful, adj. 1. bi6 an 
 ben 3ia\\i voU. 2. i (of; gouj voU (.von), a- 
 fndi (iHMi). 
 
 Topli, tof. } (u. gr.) *. l. [Wi- 
 
 Topliiu, tof in, ^ nernlg.] ber liif, 
 lof, Imrtein, ■iofjlein. 2. [OKeb.J ein fiein: 
 artiger itDrper, ber nd) in meljreren 'il)eilen 
 De6 inenrd)lid)en ^ijrper« erjengr, ber ©iinb. 
 (Icin, bie ©iiiiP|leiitgerd)iuul|1. - iu tlie kid- 
 neys, ber ^tu'renilein. 
 
 TopliMceous, lofa'shus, adj. uun 
 iufiUiu; tutilcmnrtig. 
 
 Topltet, lu'fit, (tjtbT. W.) t. brr 
 •Jlbgniiis, bie i>Mle. [Xxa^ , Xmgilein. 
 
 Topiti, t6f{, t. 1 <)};iiier>ilg | ber 
 
 Topiary, top'eari, unt. topiarius) 
 «(</. befdjiiitien. 
 
 Topiary work, bn« »ef(()neiDcn ber 
 5?e(fen; gefd)nufene i^jecKniuerf. 
 
 Topic, top ik, (gr. topos; \\\t. topi- 
 cut; I'nnetr. lopu* t. 1. l*}};eb.| bad ortlic^e, 
 [opir(t)e ■OKittel. 2. ber nlltaglid)c ©09, We; 
 nteiMort, OirnieinpliiQ. 3. tai nllgenieine 
 5n(^, bie 9{iibrir, bii« Itnpitel, ip.uiprfiipi; 
 tel; Xljenin, ber ®egeniliinb (einer 3<eDe 20. 
 4. bie SBeroei^flede, aSeiueifqiiede; ber '^^■ 
 lueiegrnnb. 5. tSi'flifJ -s, bie Siijre I'oii beii 
 JBeiueifilelleu, Knn|7, bie »eiLietfgriinbe jii 
 nnbf n , Cel;re , >uel(f)e jeigt , ivie miui lunljr- 
 rd)riiiiid)c ed)iiifte mA(t)en fed. 
 
 Topic, iadj. I. [«TOeb.! 
 
 Topical, top'ekal.^ orilid) , tppifd)- 
 2. tppnd) , jnm .^nuptfapitil get)6rig , emeu 
 (Semeiuplrt^ , n(Unglid)en ©fl$ benreffenb. 
 
 A topical argument, em iual)rrd)ein: 
 (id)er ©d)i»p. 
 
 Topi>*ally, top'ekali, ad«. topifc^. 
 
 Topless , top'les , udj. 1. feme 
 £pii>e l;iibenb, Pl)ne (AJtpiel. 2. 1 unab|"el;bar, 
 nnenneglid). Thy - deputation, bemen l)bct)> 
 jlen 9{iiMg. 
 
 Topo8°raplier, topoggiafur, «. 
 ber li'pogrnpl), Driebefdjreiber. 
 
 T«»pog'rapliic, lopngraflik, I 
 
 Topoyrapiiicaljtopograf'ickal,) 
 ,idj. tpppgii\pi;i|d), prrbefdjreibciib. — adv. 
 Topograplrically, toppgriiptjii'd). 
 
 Topog:rapiiy, topog'graie, (gr.) 
 t. bie Ippi^grnpljie, iDrr(e;befd)reibiing. 
 
 Topped, lopt, udj. mit emer ©pi^e 
 i'erul)cn. - glove*, englifdje i^aiibrrtjnlje. 
 
 Topt, topt. fur lopped, pp. p. Top. 
 
 Topping', top'piiig, adj. I. + I'cr; 
 luijm , ebel , l)od) , grpf , reid) , priit^tig. 2. 
 l3iorbiiin.] o iloii- 
 
 Topping, *• 1. ["War.] bn« ipppeii. 
 2. em I'liD erlnbenbes Ding ; (bnljer) bie 
 £inn|le, ber 5Jeberbiif(l> (iiiif ben 3(iunien 
 ber JlnridipferPe). 
 
 Topping-lift, [9>fnr.] - of a gaft, 
 ber Spief br« (i)iefiVgcU. 
 
 Toppingly, top'pingli, adv. I. f 
 i>priivl;ni, prnit)tig, reid), glaiijenb. 2. o iloij. 
 
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 Topple, top'pl. (u. top) V. n. por« 
 (I'lirts fadeii, Ijiniliirien, nieberflilrjen, Ijaupti 
 liiige l)crnbri!"irjen. 
 
 Topple, r:. a. fiiflen tiMcftrn, nnrjrn. 
 
 To topple down, iiiefenuerfi'ii. And 
 tlie deficient sight - down headlong, n. ict 
 rd)iiniibi'liiD IjiiuUMlurje. Shak. 
 
 Topsy-turvy, topse tur've. adv. 
 iai CbtTite jn iiiiriril, DiU- Unfcv(le jii pbcr|1; 
 'Jldej iintiT einniiPer, ptrfeljrt. 
 
 To turn topsy-iui vy. »ii« Oberfte JU 
 nnieril feljrcu ; eincn 55iirii'Ibniini iiiadjcn. 
 To turn a house -, ein 5?aii(5 ganj iiicbi'r» 
 rei|jen. [ i.ppird)iurf e , Siiifrd)iierfe. 
 
 Topsy-turvy-snail. [iJivitnig.] bte 
 
 To«|uet, tolia'. (fr. SS3.) 1. bie 2Bci. 
 berl)iiiibe, eine >ilrt iiH'ibiid)en itppfinii^e*. 
 
 Tor, tor, (angolf. 2B.) *. (in 9Tiimen 
 gebr.) ber lljurm; l)pbe fpi^i.ic S-clicn. 
 
 Torcll, tonsil, (fr. torclie; it. torcia; 
 Int. torqueo) s. bie 5''irf''I om* tnimcii()rlj 
 Pb. 2Dnd)5); pl.-es. 1. bie giKfelii, IGiidjoi 
 focfein, llerjen. 2. l-Sot.] bis iv&nig6ferjen, 
 Jnrfeiblninen. 
 
 Torch bearer, ber (JiKfittniger. -- 
 light, tni Sirtjr einer %a^(\ ob. pon SJiU 
 cfeln, ber 5Jii(fcird)ein; b.i^ Jocfillidjt. -- 
 thistle, (33pt.l Pie 5ii(ffIBi(lel. --weed, 
 [»pt.l Mi 5'>rfflfr'iiit, 5J}Pdfmnr. bie SB« 
 nigfferje. - wort. [2Jpr.) bii* gocfelfraiit. 
 
 Torclier, lArtsii'ur, «. -j- Per, iuei« 
 d)er lend)tet , gntfeltrager, Ceii(<)tenbe; 
 l'eiid)ter. 
 
 Tore, tire, prael. p. Tear. 
 
 Tore, (piedeid)! p. tear; tv. tori) «. 
 P11* ©rpppelgra*. 
 
 Tore, (I. <oru.i *. [«>lrd)it.] ber ^fuf)t. 
 
 Toreuinatograpiiy, (OMima- 
 tog'grale, (gr.) >■ bie il5e)'d)reibiiiig, iteiinr» 
 niii Per lUten j^nniliverfe in l;>ilb erljnbeiier 
 ■Mrbrit. 
 
 Torment, ti^rmlnt', (fr. toumien- 
 ler; p. Int. tornieuinin) t». a. I. peiiiigeii, 
 gunien, nmrtern; beimriiljigen. 2. pliigcn, 
 iinnlen. 3. t i" ^xo^t ^emegnnig uerfe^en; 
 uuii)enperfen, ninl}ertreiben. Miltow. 
 
 2. To be tormented with importunities, 
 or with petty annoyances. Webster. 
 
 Toruient,tor'nieiit,4. l.cin Jtrie.g^< 
 gef(t)pg, iini ©tciiie Pb. 'iJ.MVile ju fdjleiibern. 
 2. bie <)J?nrcer. 3. (©tiPrtS, bnfi ©(t)nierj 
 periirind)t) bie ^Inge. 4. bie <pein, aunl (ini 
 ;jnnerii). _ 
 
 Torinentil, tormln'til, dnt.) «. 
 [SSpt. 1 bie Iprmeiitid, Xpnnentidiuiirj, 
 9{iil)nuiir} , SJliitiuiirj, Jfntfjiunrj, bn^ ©ies 
 benftngerfrniir. [©teinfiiiiffingerfrnnt. 
 
 Tornicntil ciitqucfoil , [ S3Pt. ] bnS 
 
 Tormenting, tormentiug, adj. 
 petiiigeiiP, gumeiiP , grnufani. 
 
 Tormenting, ». eine iinprdfoiiK 
 mcnc *3trt, 5(crft'r mit ^ferPen jn renren. 
 
 T«>rmentor, torment'i'ir, t. I. ber 
 ^enfer. 2. ber ^eiiiiger, Qiinler. 3. [Snnb» 
 ivirrlji'd).) cin (yorrirl; ,ium 9{fnten. 
 
 Tormentor of sheep -skin, 6 itt 
 irpiiiniiiT. - of catgut. © Per Jicbler. 
 
 Torn, tArn, pp. v. Tear. 
 
 T<»rna(io, irtma'do, (fp. u. ppri. 
 'S3. 1 I. ber Crfnii, iOiri'dipiiib, Pic 2Cmb«« 
 bniiir. ( l«i't-] fiiPtifl. 
 
 ToroilN, uVrus, (Uu. toro.sus/ adj. 
 
990 Faif. f.'ir. fall. fat. »Mi, met. Fine, f!n. N6, move, ndr, s;ot, 6\l. clfiud. Tube, tub, full. i//iii. I Mis. 
 
 TOR 
 
 1'<»rpe«lo, torpe'do. (Inf. iS5.) *• 
 [3rt)ii)i)ul.J ecr Srnmpffird), Sitreffif*/ 3it= 
 terrorfien, giireniiil <R-«ii» torpedo). 
 
 Tf>ri>eilt, tor'peiit, (l. terpen*) adj. 
 (Iflrr, enlarrt, bitaiibt. [luittel. 
 
 Turpeiit, *. (-))?ce.] 6rt533et(iiibuni}5' 
 
 XorpeSCeUCe, torpesneme, *■ 
 tie e-riltirniiiG, 25frnubuii(i. ^ [(t.irrrnB. 
 
 XorpeSCei»t, lorpen's-ent. adj. er. 
 
 Torpid f tor'pid, (lilt, torpidus) adj. 
 
 1. tlnrr, crilnrrt, bctniiOt. 2. i ilntr, trnflf. 
 
 To become torpid, I II. 1 cr|lnr«n. 
 
 Torpidity, tSrpldete, s. f. Tor- 
 pi d iieK«, 
 
 TorpidneSS, tar'p'dnes,) ». 1. bit 
 
 Torpitude, tiir'pctilde, ) <Statr: 
 fjtU, Grrflnrruiid. 2. i 6ic »etaubuu(j, ©r* 
 flflrruiiii , tnirtfjeit. 
 
 T<»rpor, tor'por. ((nt. 533.) «• I. tie 
 ©nlflrniiifl, ©rnrnucf)! , »etiiiibiiii<j, flnrre 
 guhllofinfeit. 2. ttiefS'i'rttirninfl.Setmibiiiid. 
 
 TorporifiC, lorpArll'dli, d.) adj 
 grrirtrninn, ^etiiiibiing rrifiiGeii6. 
 
 Tor<|Ued, tor kw'd, dat. torqueo) 
 flrfj. ti?erl&.] (irflod)tcii , flciuimten. 
 
 Torrer»<5tion, lorrciak'sliun. (d- 
 (nt. toiref'acioj «. 6n6 Borreii ; (6f)eiu., '>Bie= 
 tnditrg. , *i)iirm.] Cii5 9{i3ileii, tie JJciliiiig. 
 
 Torrefy, tor'reii, v. «. tcnreii; 
 [Cl)cni., 5J51)(irtii.] rofteii. 
 
 Torrent, lor'rent, (fr. S33. , d. fnt. 
 
 torreiis) *. I. ter iniil), aSJiiIBbflrt) , 9{f(jeii: 
 
 6nd), ©ifgbnct) , isjii^bad). 2. b« (Strom. 
 
 3. i t»cr (toirotii ; Bn^ Uebcrmn(3. 
 
 3. A to rre II t oi vices and follies; a — of 
 
 corruption. 
 
 Torrent of Inva, ber Sauailrtiii. 
 
 Torrent, adj. iiriMuenb. 
 
 Torricellian, toiresllyun, (u. 
 iiirncelli) adj. [^l)\)\.] torriceUifrf). 
 
 Torricellian tulie. tie torricfflifrfjc 
 9{M)re. - vacuum, bie torrictfliid^r Siccre, 
 brr tirricfflii'rf)e leere 9Jnum. 
 
 Torrid, torrid, dat.) adj. 1, borr, 
 bDrrcitb, biivr u>iMt ber 5pi0e niidgetrDcfiiet). 
 
 2. l)!*!!), brciiiienb l;eip; breiiiieiib. 
 Torrid Iieat, rtitc brciiiiciibe $i<je. - 
 
 zone. [OJiHior.J ber l^eige drCilrirf). 
 
 Torridnes.s , toiridnes, «. hie 
 Durrc; bne 35rciinciibe, bic Dreiiiieiibe <5)it^f, 
 ber 3ii|lii"t'/ bn (Jtiunfi breitiiciib Ijeifj t|l 
 
 Torrint^toiis, toriingiunz, *. ^1. 
 i»i'Hi'iii' ^crtCccffii aii6 lovringtoii. 
 
 Torse, tflrse. (fr. 333.) *• I. [§erlb.] 
 bii'^iiibe, Berilr.inj. 2. [35i(bl).] ber DJiiiiipf, 
 Irrro (tiller 53ilbmii(e). 
 
 Torfiel, tor'sil, dnt. torqueo) #. et^ 
 ttiif OiimiiiibeiieS iiB. in ciiicr flciuiiubciieii 
 ©ci'iiiit ; bie gciuiinbciie ©liiile. 
 
 Torsion, tor'shmi, dnt.) t. bie t>rci 
 (Itiiin , 2DiitDiiiin, ilriiimiiiing. 
 
 Tor»(0, lor'so, «. f. Torse, N. 2. 
 
 Tort, lort, adj. -J- (JCbrcljt, (JCHMlltbCll. 
 
 Tort, (fr. 5S5.) *. (luir wd) in ber 
 3?rrt)f:Mpr. gc&r.) hai lliiredjr, ber 6d)nbeit, 
 hie iJraiif iiiifl , 23c(eibi(jui.g, !Beciiitrn(<)t'» 
 
 0UII(|. 
 
 Tort-feasor, [9?e(ftt^rpr.] bet 93c(ei! 
 biner, Uel'crtrcfcr; f. Trespasser. 
 
 T<»r(eHU, for'to, (fr. 2D.) *. [^erlb.] 
 >ic riiiibe fariiiQC 'ijiaiir, iai riiiibe fiirbifle 
 
 TOS 
 
 Tortile, tSn'll,^ adj. gebre()t, fle; 
 
 Tortil , 5 '"'""^<^" ' [^"^-i 
 
 flefril)t, (leii'Uiibeii. 
 
 Tortion, tor'siiiin, t. i-beriScbinerj, 
 bic ^eiit, Qiiiil. Bacom. 
 
 Tortious, t^r'sliils . adj [bti 
 ■?trd)t6fpr.i fnitif cub, beleibigeiib, bceiiitrad)-- 
 tigeiib, iiiivcd)t , itiibillifl. 
 
 Tortive, tortiv, adj. gebreijt, ge: 
 luiiiibfii; friinim, fciiiuartS gcbogeii. 
 
 Tortoise, i^i'ii^, <fr. tortue) t. 
 
 1. [Sool.J Pie ©djiicfrorc. 2. (bti belt 'illteit) 
 tiai ©turnibad), <ic^iiCb(id), bie iSd)ilbfri)te. 
 
 Tortoise-.shell, I. bn6 (Bd)ilbplart. 
 
 2. ber (5d)tlDfr&rcii|^ein. 
 Tortuosity, tortsliiiok'ete, «. bie 
 
 ^rilmiue, jlruuniiuug, SOiiibuiig. 
 
 Tlie tortuosity of wiclieduess, bie 
 393in(flji"ige ber 33o61)cit. 
 
 Tortuous, tor'tsliuus, (Int. tor- 
 tii*siis> >(>0'. 1 geiuiiiibeii.gefriiniiiit, friiiiiin, 
 fid) frilniincub , fid) iviiibeiib. 2. f t uiil)eii: 
 Driiigenb. [bie Aruninie, 2i3iii&iiiig. 
 
 TortuOUSneSS, t^r'tsliuiisnes, t. 
 
 Torturuble, tortsimtabl, adj. t 
 
 peiiilid), iiiiirteri'od. 
 
 Torture, tortslidre, (fr. 2G. , (at. 
 lorturai t. 1. bie "JKiirter, jjotter, peiiilid)e 
 Jrogc. 2 1 bie 'TOarier, ipeiu, £liinl. 
 
 Torture, »■ a. i. ^ niiirieni, folterii. 
 2. i niarterii, folrerii, qiialeii, peiiii|]eii. 
 J. t rpaiiiieii, ill ©pniiiiiiiig erijalteii. 
 
 Torturer, lor'tsiiiirur, «. 1. ber 
 Jplterer. 2. ± ber 'TOiirterer , ^eiinger. 
 
 Torturin^Iy, lor'tslu'ii ingle, adv. 
 1. foirenib. 2. ± mnrterub, folieriib, pei = 
 iiigeiib. 
 
 Torturous, tSr'tslmrus, adj. f 
 mnrteriiB, folferiib , peiiiigeiiB, qiinleiib. 
 
 ToruioNe, toi'uioxe, a<ij (.Jijot. i 
 l)ijrfiri!i , niigtrd)iui>(leii. 
 
 Torus, tu'rus, M. [^rt^it.] ber'ipfi'K.M. 
 
 Torvity, torveie, (Int. torvicas; t 
 ini fiir.re 0)e|id)t, ber grinintige Slirf. 
 
 TorvOUS, iCr vus, (t Tor V id; 
 adj. grimiiiig, fiUicr, imkrifd). 
 
 Tory, tA're, (u. ir. toree, gib mir; 
 ob. I'lMi lor, brt6 CiJi-brifd), ipeil bie irird)iii 
 •»rtiibireii ud) ill ®eDiird)eii tc. aiifl;iclreii) t. 
 [©:igl.] ber lori) (Jvi)iiialid>< »■ ilird)li(l) 
 gefiuiirci. 
 
 Toryism, to'reizm, «. bie @)riiiib 
 fii^t eiiiee im't) oD. ber ioriefi. 
 
 Tose, to^e, v. a. [-f ob. Dertl. , 
 (2Di'(lc) fiuiinieii, friiniprlii , fiir:atrd)eii. 
 
 Toss, lOS, (IV. tosiaw) jiraet. II. ;iji. 
 tossed Ob. lost. V. a. 1. iveriVii , fd)ieiiberii , 
 (up) ill bie ^ijlje iperfeit, fdjli'iibeni. 2. i 
 fdjletibcni. 3. |'d)iie(i ii. iiiit riiier griuiiKii 
 $efttgfeir frl)cbeii, fd)ilrtelii; (iiiid) nut up 
 111 bic i?ol)e lucrfeit. 4. Ijiii ii. I)cr lui'rfiii, 
 f(felcubcrii, jlogeii, Ijeriiiiiiuiricii; eriitiirteni, 
 
 5. 1 a; eri^irtcrii, tlberlegeii. b; biird)iiiiid)e;i. 
 
 6. t btiiiiriil}igoit. 
 
 2. Back do i toss these treasons to tliy 
 
 head, juriirf fd)leiibere id) biefe iBrrriV 
 
 tl)crfieii .iiif belli ^iiiipt Shak. 
 
 5. b) To kpcnd four years in tossing 
 
 tlie rules of grammar. AkCiiAM 
 
 To toss tlie head, or to — up the head 
 
 ben Ropf ill bic 5pol)e lucrfeii. To - any one 
 
 ia a blanket, Qnww pvdlen. To be tossed 
 
 TOU 
 
 on the waves, <iiif bell "JBefleii hiii ii. tftt 
 gciuurfcii luerbeii. To — soniething too hot 
 in one's mouth, tiiieit jtl t;eij5eii iJifJeil im 
 •DJJimOe lieriiiiiiofrfeit. To - any thing ia 
 one's mind , (S-tm,i5 bei fid) iibcrlegeii. 
 Tossed from post to pillar, poil &iuetn 
 iiiiii 'JliiPerii gfilojjcii. [Den; frifflffiren. 
 
 To toss up. o eiiird)iieibeii , }crrd)iiei> 
 
 To toss up a dish, em Jrifani'e niad)en, 
 
 ToKS, V. n. fid) l)iii II. I)er lucrfcii. 
 
 Vour mind is tossing upon the sea, 
 there where etc.. etier (Biiiii treibi niif bein 
 •Bicire iiml)cr, bort luo jc. Shak. 
 
 To toss up, cine iDiuiiie in bie i>6I)e 
 luirfrii ti. bie iSeitc ernitljeii , bie beim iJtic« 
 perfiideu obeii liegcu mirb. 
 
 Toss, *. 1. ba& 2Derfen, in bie ^Btje. 
 merreii, ber Srog, ^urf. 2. t>a6 in bie>?6^c» 
 luerfiii bti jtopfe^. 
 
 To be in a toss, in Uiiriif^e fcin. 
 
 Toss- pot, ftr (Sniifer, Xriinfenbofti. 
 
 Tossel, los Ml, f. Tassel. 
 
 Tosser, los'sur, #. i. ber 2Bcrfenbe, 
 Sd)ieiiOcriibe , 'iOcrfcr. 1. ± ber ob. bii« 
 8eivegenbe , 93eiiiiriil)igcnbe. 
 
 Tossinj;-, tos'.siiig, «. taS ^erfen, 
 @d)leiiberu; bai ©tofjcii, bie <S)i'i$e . S?hu 
 II. 5?irbemegiiiig , ta$ Splw, u. jpenverfen, 
 i>iii: u. >>crrd)leiiperii , ipcriimiverfen , ©r» 
 rd)utrern, ®d)iitfein. 
 
 Tossing-iy, tos'singl^, ado. nf(t)utt 
 tcriib , luit (Srojjen. 
 
 Tost, tost, pp. II. praeC. 0. Toss. 
 
 Tot, tot, (©d)0ij) V. a. [ 3?ed)t«fpt.J 
 berd)iU;eii, eine ©d)ii(jiing niiftegen. 
 
 Total, lo'ial, (fr. -aj.; int. totalis, 
 totus) adj. I. gnnj. 2. gnnjiid), uiinig. fotiM. 
 
 Total sum, bie gniije (Siiiiiine, ^otnI« 
 fiimitie. — amount, totals, bie 1iunl« 
 uinimc, bn$ ®efnmmt!£liin;itiini , brr 5)e» 
 fnniuurBeirng. —number, bic oB^i.K 3nl)l, 
 (i-ffeftiujnl)I. [t)(ii cycfnnimtqiiaiuiiiu. 
 
 TotttI, «. bnf (i)nn(e, bie Xorniriiiniiie, 
 
 Totality, t^ialcte, «. bn$ Qiniije, 
 bie gniije ©limine, Xotnlitnt. 
 
 Totally, totaie, adi). gnnj, gmijlirf), 
 oudig, gnii| nub gnr. 
 
 Totalness, tt'i'talnes, «. hai &anit, 
 bie (i)iiin()eit, lornlitnt. 
 
 Tote, tote, V. a. [in (Stnnten, ipo bie 
 ©flnoerei bcjlcljt] fiil^reii, fortbriiigen , (ortf 
 fd)'ifTen. 
 
 To'tUer, tuTII'ur, fnr The other. 
 
 Totter, tot'tur, (mit titter ocnu.) 
 V. n. I. mniifeit, marfeln. 2. ± f(^ipitiiffn, 
 lunnfen. 
 
 To totter with age, uor 9l(ter luncfefit. 
 (Troy nods from high), and -s t« her fall, 
 iiiib luaiift feiitcm gndc jii. Drvdei*. 
 
 Totter'd, (ilntt faltered) jtrriffcn. Shak. 
 
 T«»ttering-, totturing, t. bn^HDnn* 
 fell. - adj. luniifeiib, luntfclig. (loniifciib. 
 
 Totterilljfly , tot'turingle , adv. 
 
 Totteriiij^ness, tot'tiiringnes, «. 
 one iGnnfeiibe. 
 
 Tottery, totturi, fi 
 
 Tottle, tot'ii, o > adj. mnnttni, 
 
 Totty, toi'ic, J 
 
 fd)aniiifenb.--lieaded, f. Giddy-headed. 
 
 Totuui, tn'tum, s. ber X)rcf)ipiirfe( 
 iinb bad ©piel bnmit. 
 
 Toucau, tuu'kan, 1. 1. [Ornitf).] ber 
 
FAif. far. rMl. fnl. Me. tnel. Fine. fin. N6. mhvc. n6r. y;ot. 6U. cloi'ul. Ti'ihe. »ul». fnll. t/iiii. I'Min. 991 
 
 TUU 
 
 liifnii, =l>ffftfriTag, ^MifferfreiTfr, $o(;lf<(>iuib= 
 er. 2. l»Jl|lroii.j ^er iiifaii. 
 
 Toucllf (uisli, (fr. toucher) r. a. I. 
 t) beruijifii, iiiirriljreit, iiiiaceit'eii, nu (fineii 
 .)D. (?tiuii« ilo^eii, oiiiloBCu. b) (eine Rdiic 
 c.) erreid)en , nil (tuie &tiile :c.) fliiialjrtn. 
 Ill (eiiifr ^liile lo niilniiecii. 2. t a) jie; 
 )«it, beiiel)eii, einiiet)meii lOJclS). U) t «'" 
 Ifrfcn. c) «) (G-liuiii; bcriiljreii (etiier ©ii(t)f 
 .1011 fern (i«6entfii), finer ®iid)e ©noiihmiiiii 
 .1)1111. /i) beri"il)reii, trejfeii. d) (biiu.ilje *> 
 .€"iiitii) nujjel)eii. bcrrfffeii; fed) bojicljeii mil 
 ... Shak. e) beiuegcii, rril)reii itiiM ^erj). 
 f) t e-iiifin )ii EfiOe (iel)cii. jiift^eii. 3. fiih> 
 .til, 6ruil)leii, (1111111)1(11. 4. (unit) :23(nil]riina 
 iiiirfniiAfii, vri'iiru, pri^bircii. 5. l vrufen, 
 oiif fite ^robe ilclleii. 6. (Dtird) lbaul)riiiin 
 iiiir ten 3iii(tcrii etroiieii ma(()(iu fpieleii 
 ftiif (diicm iiMiivfrfjfiigo, fpielfii (tin iuii: 
 lutrfjcuii), flrtiffii 111 (bit ip.irtt ic) ; ipitleii, 
 niiiVpicicii, niii)t't>tn (tint 'i)}{(luOit). 7. (mil 
 &tiu.i« luirfciu aiiijreitcii. 8. Itidjt jci<^iitn, 
 tiira<tr(tii, niiiitii, niiDtuttii; tu ^urbt auf- 
 troiiiii. 
 2. (> Doctor Parker, in hU sermon, 
 to uc lied tlieui for tlieir living to 
 near, (fliiu) il)iitii lurgtii il)rt« I'tbeiii 
 fo i'tl)r )u Ctibt, fe^tt iDntii ivtgtn >c. 
 
 \'0 \\i\tt JU). 
 
 Tu toucli the glasNes, (niif Ocmn^^^ 
 0)eruilM)ttt) Oll|ll)|jin. Tlie besieged have 
 not lunched •■ yet iheir nutgaziiiet, bit 
 !bi-laarneii l)rtl>(it l>i6 i«l}t liirt "n^atifliiiit 
 iii'd) iiid)t niiflijiriffcii, nii(ifrril)rt, npd)9iid)t6 
 b.U'iMi flfiiomnitll. I have not -ed llic 
 bo..k«. id) l)n()t bit ^fidirr iiid)t niidtruhrt 
 {'J'liiDtf boiliit 411 fl)llll flil)ii(>t). A liclle -ed, 
 •f iiiiiirfliiiiilfii. fill luriiiii riedjfiiB- Men -ed 
 Willi iiektileiil di^riuro, t 'lVriird)tll, VCII pe\h 
 
 nrii.ii'ii ^rniifl)iittii niifltiltrft. That -e» 
 liiiii 10 the (iiiivk. titi l)iU !()iii an bat :^(v\ 
 flCflriiTrii , ()nt i!)m in ttr SrcIt lUff) flrtljiiii. 
 To - nay one wilh pitjr . (^-intill iUiitltib 
 ciiif)i>etii. -ed wilh wlini he (Hid, ()trul)ri 
 VDii rein, mai tr \i\\{tt, (]crnl)rt voii I'rititn 
 5II3orlt|l. To- with liglileit nioiiieiil of iin- 
 puUe hit free will, niif ftiiitn I'reien Allien 
 ini (Utriiigileii, Aiid) nod) fo ivtiiig iiiiuuivir' 
 ftll. MiLTon. A -ed patent or hill, rin (>)i'i 
 fnnf;)citepiie, ber OtfiUjt, biip (i)cttid)te I'on 
 finer aiiiTtfdtiibrn Rtnutljtit ^irriilirtn, vl)iit 
 bn6 t)it\'t fid) jtbPd) luirflid) iii'Jf'nt t)atn. 
 Vfe aliiiont - the lii>.t monient. ivir finb 
 btiu fllIf4tibtll^c•ll "Jtiiiii'iiblirff ii<il)t. To - 
 the wind. | >}}?<». | bid)i biim 'iU3inbe l)iilten. 
 Tr - gold by the louch-ktone, ((iiolbdrb.; 
 QiiHi niit btni >)>robin1ciiii: ilri'id)tii. A pic- 
 ture well -ed. rin l1ll^^rll(f^l>olk£ C^cniiilbt. 
 There are in that tragedy noiiie things well 
 -ed. Ill btni IraiitnVit'li! ri'iiinieii tinifjt tint 
 atifflfn'ihrrt, (t\)t trctffll^e Sttfkii oi'r. (Su 
 hard) thai the die will not - it, bog bit 
 griit t6 iiiif)f oiiiirtii't , iiidjt finbrintjt. 
 
 To touch up, i<bciil)iii aii6t>i'iT<fi</ "*'= 
 ktfTiTii. 
 
 Toucli, c. If. I. (in &riun< rilf)rtn. 
 2. i ( on . upon > G'tiuiK brriil)reii ( in t>tt 
 atffti, jiir £pr(id)c brninfn, niif Griuntf fiiiiiJ 
 nifii. 3. ftiifti'grn, nolje lirfltii , fid) I'frfil); 
 rrii, tiiiiiiibi'r biri'ihren. 4. (upon) rjirrtii 
 «iir . . , G'tiviid (iiidrriirn. 5. (an (infiMiiiiicii, 
 oiiliinQtn (^u, in; J bifiK^cn. 6. i (at; t(JT> 
 
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 iu(i6, J. 35. ©tiibien !c.) bcn'iljrcn. 7. f (on. 
 upon) a) (yiiuai berui)ri:ii, (em s^onb; be< 
 fpuleii (u. bcc ©ce). b; (nuf furit 3fit mi 
 fineni Drte laiibeiu aiKfiifa bet .., (ciiic 
 8tab[ 20 beriid)eM. 8. [OJiar.] aiitangen iii 
 (lUtn. 
 
 Oue must not touch upon that siring, 
 i niiui iiiiiB bic(i Saitt iiid)t beriihreii. 
 To - at a port, eiiicn jpiifi'ii mul)iin. To - 
 upon any tiling, finer <Bnil)e inic lucnifjeii 
 -Ii3orten, iiiir ui>u I'erii Qtbeiiftii, fit iiiic I't^ 
 riil)rcn. 
 
 Touch, *■ i. (iai 3}frril)ren; ^e. 
 ruljriiuecbtiu bit ^cnlliruiii). i. i a> bit iH*- 
 ruhrnna. b> bee !Uiiti>iii|], bit- Olnngtiiiii. 
 SitAK. c) btr iiBillf. dj btr jpit'b. A »aiiric 
 -, tin fa(t)rird)cr :picb; nice touches of 
 raillery, feint ©tii^eleieii. e) ber 'Jlnf-id- - 
 of the gout, bee C4id)i>iiiia(l. 3. (bii6 iBiT- 
 niojjen ju fVil)lcii) bae (l>ic\ui)i; (ii. i) «) Oii* 
 (Si'tiil)! ( bit G-mpnnbniiij >. fi ) btr •iliifliiiio 
 itt Qd(\u\)\i. SuAk. 4. ber >£trid) lUii bein 
 *$roblr|leiiit. 5. 1'. Touch -stone. 6. i 
 bet ^)>robiri1tiii. ijJniiilrin, bit ipri'be; ber 
 SStniiit- 7. (»))fiir.) bfc (iJnifi Cii* ©piel. 
 8. i bad Spitl, btr t£(rtid). Shak 9. bei 
 i^acbtiiniiiiraa. lU. ber <£i(rid), '^iuifelikid), 
 3iig. H. i a; btr 3iifl. WefiiDtejiui. •">«*!< 
 U) btr 3>i>I- fi» '^eiii>jfe. cj ber i2iiiFlaii)i 
 bit Itife <ill)iinn(). 6iiAk. d.> f btr SSctiud), 
 i\\6 £d)ritid)iii. 
 
 2. c) A miiall touch will put liira in 
 
 mind of tlieiu. Bacon. 
 
 10. d) Print my preface in such form as, 
 
 in liie liook!.eliei's phrase, will make 
 
 n sixpenny touch, iblt, ill ber !l^ild)> 
 
 l)niibicr<i£pMd)e, eiiitu Sed)opfcniiJ(ji 
 
 aJiniid) tnU'iiirtdjf). Swift. 
 
 Tu give any one a touch, @tiieii mi< 
 
 rul)rtll. it one give liiiu the least -, IVCIIII 
 
 iiimi 11)11 iiiirmiriil)rt. 1 must have a - with 
 
 him. ( id) l)tibc nod) em i{>ril)iid)cii iiiit it)in 
 
 )ii riipifii (nod) eine uiiaiiijenel)nie tSac^c iiiii 
 
 ll)ni nbjllll)lin). To give a short - upon 
 
 every thing. )ebtn 'ipiinrt leid)t f)erul)rtn, 
 leid)t ban'lber ()ili(iel)tll. Speech oi - towards 
 others should be sparingly used, " miilii]' 
 U&)tr iKfbcn lolUt ni.iii fid) flfflfn tUnbere 
 fi'lteil bi'bieiU'll. 1 never bore any — of con 
 science wilh greater regret. Ilie niild)te 
 inir rill (Ueivinen^biu o<^i^b'''''>^>i iininnicr. Ai 
 the slightest -, bei ber grriiidfien -^enilt 
 riinf). Thiit is known by the -, iA6 rrfeiillt 
 tlliin burd) btl6 (iteu'll)!. A thing is cold 01 
 warm 10 the -. till iDilid |Ul)l[ \i^ f'llt ^i. 
 ivnnn on. Silk is soft to the -, bit ®tibt 
 fiil)lt \<<\:t jiirt an. ( He loves us not) , he 
 wsnu the natural -, i()in tel)it i)iatiiri 
 grfi'il)!. - of inerty. b.16 G)efU()l ber (4}iiabr 
 Ob. 2Jrtrilll)frjinfeit. My friends of noble 
 - , meint Jrcuiibt nd)ren ©d)lofl«. Shak. 
 To keep - wilh any one. &llU'llt 113ort l)ill 
 ten. J keep - Willi luy promise. * i(f) l)i1lti' 
 (nitin) *Ii>i>rt. He fears to come lo the — . 
 tr frird)fet, in.in miiidife if)M nnt bit -ISrobc 
 fictlcn. To stand the -, bit iprobt l)illtin, 
 mi#l)fliren, bifielien. It has a - of purple, 
 t6 fodt till luriiifj iiiiJ <l>iirpurrotl)t. Tlie 
 very same in every little — , flilllj btrfclbe 
 ill jfbfiii fleilicil SiiflC. Never give the lea-t 
 - with your pencil, till eic. , inm> IniJi' 
 Cell '^piiifei biirit;mi^ rui)eii, tiimi niljre ben 
 
 TOU 
 
 ^mtl biiritiiuS nid)t an , b[& :c. A heavy 
 -, a good -, or light -. [Wuf.] tin ()nr« 
 re^, (jiites ob. Itid)te^ ®pitl (lueiin bit iailtii 
 l'd)iver, (jut ob. lcid)t nrljtn). 
 
 T o u c h - b a 1 h , tai SpriPibnb, Xropfbnb, 
 (SJiepbilb (toild)lMb, douche), --hole, 6(i5 
 3n:iblod) (aw '5eiier!]eiofl)rfn). --me-ttot, 
 liSor.) I. bii6 :)Jiil)riinid)iiiid)t.-nn, <£pring» 
 friiuf. 2. fir luiite (iJnrfe. --needl«, 
 [OJolb. n. ©iibiTiirb.] bit ^robtnnbel, <J5ro« 
 biriiiibfl, ®treid)nflbe(. - • pan , bie ^faiiiie, 
 oniibptiiniit 'nil JeucrfT'ioehreii). --stone, 
 1. ber .Uii'|Vird)irf'fr, >>Liriiri1)itfer ; (bei (i)olb< 
 n. Siibernrb.) ber ^^^rllt|■^rlll , ^vobirilein , 
 -Sireidjfieiii. 2. 1 ber "^robirilein , ■J^rnfileiH 
 (ber &l)rlid)feit tc.). --wood, ber 3""ber, 
 iai 3uiibcrl)oij. [ nlfirbnr. 2 fii()ll>i>c. 
 
 Toiiclllfclde, li'itsli'alii. adj. 1. 6(1 
 
 T<»ucl«iMeKN , lutsh eii«s , «■ bie 
 {S-iiipfiiiHutfeif, 'JCci^biirfeir. Ipnthetift^. 
 
 Tuuciiiiii;-, tutsiring. adj. n'it)reiii), 
 
 Touf;luufi;°, ;>;>r. ob. praep. in 'betrrlT 
 (finrr i£iiu1)t), 10.16 ... betrijft, ... niilnn» 
 fltnb. 
 
 Tt»ucliinsr, t. I. bai 'Berrir)i-en, 9In« 
 n'il)reii, bit !lknii)niii(i; bni- i$iil)lcn . ''}ln> 
 iul)leii; (JJciniil. 2. |'»Jar.l ber 3uilnnb, t>a 
 bit Sfiiel mit<iiirteii )ii fiflcn. 
 
 TouclltUj^fy , tiitsh fngli . adv. 
 n"il)reiib, pntijiTiiM). 
 
 Toucliyviuish^. adj. I. tmpftiiMiit), 
 rtijl'iir. 2. i fiyiid), fujelifj (TjJiinft :c.). 
 
 Touffia, luf. (nnoelf. loh; )nl)e) adi. 
 I. j(il), jhl)t iL'tbcr, >IiJiiben, 5?olj 10, lebtf» 
 \ai)t. 2. t fd)wicri(i. 3. jal)t ( f leberig )• 4. 
 )(it)e, (Itif, t}Mt; (Inrf. 
 
 Tough phlegm, .)n(;tr @d)(eini. He had 
 a - bout of ii, J ci l)at il)ni oicUn ^iiniintf 
 fleinnd)!. (ben. - v. a. jciljc nind)tn. 
 
 Tout>:lif^ii, iiif'fn. o. a. )al)e iver> 
 
 Toii^-lil)', titi'le. »({o. jii^ce). 
 
 ToHjiif iiuess , luf'iies , 4. 1. bie 
 3abi)i'ir, 3nl)iafeit. 2. t bit iSrnrfc, Dnntt« 
 tjiiftuifeit. S. bie 3nhhtit (illebriflfeit). 
 
 Toupees imMiei./ , ^, ,. 
 
 ™, "^ .:.:';, J (fr. loupet) (bft 
 
 TuUfiet, toopel'. ) ' 
 
 !5ri|"d)el »b. ®rt)opt vn.ire, ijnnrbin'd), bnljtr) 
 
 iai i<0)iipct, iiipeiiiiiir , i3tirii()niir , bie 
 
 ^pnnrfrmii'e liber ber totiriie. ((bic ipnnrt). 
 
 Toupee, t;. a. frnm'eln, fcompirtii 
 
 Tour, luur, (I'r. H3., int. Hirnus) i. 
 I.+ bie llmbrel)iiiiii, ildooiiitmii, ber .ftrei4» 
 laiif, Unilniif (ber >piinnieiefiji-pcr ic). 2. bie 
 HJiinberiiiifi, 9{ei|V, i){iiiibreirt, ber Oiniifl. 3. 
 i bit ^eiibiiiig ( bie iiiiMi eiiier v£d)rift|lelle 
 flibt). 4. t &if &r()i'biiii(j. ber l)ol)e 5(iifli f. 
 Tower. 5. |1iiii,if.l bic SBi'iibiiiifl, ber ^2lbi 
 l"d)iiiit eine* J..iine6, bie iuiir. 6. -, ober 
 - of hair, ber ipnnrniifrmj , bit ionr. 
 
 A lour ol duly, [OJIiUr.] eiiit Dieii(l» 
 tour. The — of Europe . France or Eng- 
 land, bic '?fiiiibrei|V in i^fer biird) ©iiropn , 
 Jrmifreid) ob. (S'liildlllb. To make the - of 
 the world, bie 'JCt'ife Hill bie ^elt iiia(t)eii> 
 bie IBi'lr iinnVfirlM, imifd)iffeii. 
 
 TouriMt, tmii ist, t. ber dln(tnit, 
 "JBiiiiberrr. ioiiriil. 
 
 T4»UI.'lil»lilie. ii'ior'nialiii ./ 
 
 Turiiiuliii, nil' inaiiii, y 
 i"d)piiiiid) 0011 bi'in iei)U>iiird)eii luumaiuuli «. 
 ( Wmi-nilii.l btr Inviiinun, »ii|'d)tnjitutr , 
 -Jll'd)eablni'er. 
 
992 Fale, far, fall, fat. Mk. met. Fine, f!n. NA, move, n6r, g;ot, oil, cl66d. TAbe, tub, full. tAin, THis. 
 
 TOU 
 
 Tourn, torn, *. 1. itt6 ®etid)t beS 
 ©Ijerifs. 2. [Dcrtl.] t)n« ©(jinnrnN 
 
 To go to tourn, [SffiaiMiifpr.] fcriinftcn. 
 
 . ( tuOr'nament , 1 
 
 ■"" ^ tur uaiiient , I 
 
 Tourney, J ^^^,„.^ ( 
 
 (U. fr. tourner) s. 1. [ «JJ?ittiinrt.] ^fl^ Zl\X-~ 
 nicr. 2. + tier 9lngriff; aiufnfl. 
 
 Touriieqwet, tui'ncket, (fr. tour- 
 niquet) *. 1. iei)ir.] bic <U6erprf(Te, Per 
 Drcf)|lD(f. 2. H6 t>rel)frfiii, ttt Dreljbniim, 
 ^nfper, SSBcgljnfpct. 
 
 Tourney, v. n. <\n cinein Itirniere 
 Xl;eil iicljmen, tiiriiicreii,i«iXurnierefed)teii. 
 
 Touse, touze, ()niiren) v. a. 1. jati: 
 fen, }crjnu|en; [lopiflt.] jrtiifcn. 2. jerren, 
 jieljeii. 
 
 Touse^ V. n. wut^tn, rafen. 
 
 Tousel, tou'zl, V. a. l^ottmu] 
 inurcii, jcrjniifen; f. To use. 
 
 Toustle, (fd)Ott.) testy. 
 
 Toutie , Md)i^tt.) haughty. 
 
 T«>v, to, (oiiQeli". tow) ». bo6 SBerg, 
 bic i>i'De. 
 
 T o w - c 1 o t h , bic ^ncftcinivjonb. 
 
 Tow, (rtligclf. teogan, teon ; fr. touer) 
 r. a. jiefjen , fortjirf)cii_, am ©eile }iet)en ; 
 C^Jrnr.] biiflfircii, i>erl)D(en (eiii ©d)iff), Ijiii: 
 ten nnd) fdjleppen (cin SSoot). 
 
 To-w, *. [«JJtnr.] 1. bn6 aSngfirtnu, 
 ©d)lepptau. To take in — , (fin ®d)iff) in'« 
 ©d)lepptnu ncf)nien, fciiflfiren. 2. pf. -s, 
 {Biigrtrfnijrjenge. 
 
 Tow-boat, bafi aSiigftrtuiot , SSngfir; 
 fnfjrieng; a steam--, ein Dnnipf:93ngfir: 
 fnhrjeng. — line, [gjfnr.] ias SBiigfirfou, 
 Siigetri'g. — rope, bai- iSngfirtan, ©rt)lfpp= 
 tnii, ber <Bd)U\>vet; preventer-^ bic ganglcine. 
 
 TO'WagTfi, toidje. (fr. tonage) t. 
 1. L^)3Jnr-] bnfi Siiljen, iSngfircn , SBcrljoIcM, 
 (£rf)(cppcn , tnucn, 'ireilen. 2. ber £i>l;n 
 fiir bof Sngfircn. 
 
 To^var<l, to'wi'rd, o«</. 1. wiflig, gc> 
 fcljrig.Unfi'niiii geneigt, tercit. 2. fi"ilin.SnAK- 
 
 T<»varcl , tourd , ) ( nngclf. lo- 
 
 Towarlls, to'iirdz, )waid}praep. 
 
 1. (bic 9{id)tiing nad) cineni (^icgcnilanbc 
 Anjcigcub) gcgcn, wad) ... jii, gcgeii ... ju, 
 mid), ... jii- 
 
 Ou the road toward Rotherhani , (inf 
 ber ©trnge nnd) 9fct()er()nni. - the right 
 hand, nnd) bcr rcd)rcn fimnb }n, rcd)f^. - 
 the left hand, nnd) ber liufen Spawb in, 
 linf6. Ke directed liis steps — Greece, cr 
 «id)tete fcinc £cj)rittc ©riedjcnlnnb jn. 
 
 2. i grgcn; filr. 
 
 Charitable - the poor, ini(bt[;(itig gcgcn 
 bic Qlrmen. His heart relented - her, fcin 
 i^crj ern)cid)tc fid) fi'ir fie. God's intinite 
 mercy to us ward, -J- ®ottce unenblid)e 
 (Bute gcgcn nnfi. [gcii. 
 
 3. (nid)t irtnge i>pr cincin gcitpnnftei ges 
 it grows - night, e^ gcl)t gcgcn 'Jlbcnb, 
 
 roirb 31l)cnb, 9ind)t. I am - nine years 
 older, id) bin gcgcn (nngcinl)r, faft) ntun 
 3nf)re filter. To grow - man , fid) beni 
 niiiniilid)cn 9Iltcr iiiihcrn, nmnnOor iiu-rbcn. 
 - his last, nif ((■ ntit ihtn jii g-nbe giitg. 
 To^vard', ^ adv. bti ber5paiib, bts 
 To^ivards, ) I'l^rficljenb, jii envor: 
 ten, ill ^creit|'d)ofr. Suak. 
 
 TOW 
 
 There is no quarrel -, I hope, {(^ ^Offe, 
 
 ti foil feinen ©neir tncljr gcben. 
 
 To^vardliiiess, towurdleuls, ^ 
 
 To^varilliess, to'wiirdnes, ^ 
 
 *. bie fflfichrigfcit; ®crd)nteiDig(eit; 95creit! 
 luidigfeit. 
 
 Towardly, towuidle, adj. U. adv. 
 gelclirig; luitlig; gifd)incibig ; bereit. 
 
 Towel, louil, (fr. louaille; it. to- 
 vaglia; ip. tohalla) s. t'ai ipanbtud), bie 
 Qnchle, ipflnNincljlc, [Dcrtl.] 3>»'l)'f' ^nnC: 
 j)ucl)Ie. 
 
 To>ver, tour, «. ber3ief)er, ^ugfircr. 
 
 To»ver, tSuur, (nngelf. tor, tirre; 
 ir. tor; fr. u. nrni. tour; int. turris) *. 
 
 1. ber I()nrin. 2. bai ^aileU, bie 93iirg. 3. 
 [Ctjnbon] bcr Ii'iucr. 4. ± a) pi. -s, [Or: 
 gelb.J bie "iljikme. b) bcr I)ol)e ^opfpii^. o 
 ber t)oi)t glug, bie ©rljebnng. 
 
 Tower bastion, [jjeilungdb.] eint()unn 
 in (33e|lnlt eiiicr ^nilci. 
 
 Tower -mustard, [58ot.] berlljlirni: 
 fcnf, 'il)nrnifrl)l, bie it)iirnifnrtt, ba6 Xi)utm' 
 fmiit. 
 
 Tower , v. n. I. (lit glcid) eineni 
 lljimnt l)i>d) crl)ebcn; (u. Jnifcn) !)ort) fJicj 
 gen, fid) tiii(rd)iuingcn, fid) cii;ciH'n, ilcigeii. 
 
 2. ± fid) erl;eben (above, fiber;; l)Od) |lcl)en, 
 pm«gen. 
 
 Towering, ()od), erl)nben, t()nrni()D(f). 
 A. towering building, eiu il)iirnil)t)l)cg cyc 
 t'niibe. Towering liighlli. 1 be tljurui^ 
 IjiidjC. A m«n of towering spirit, ein l)ed)' 
 iniifljigcr, cljrgcijigcr 'JJuinn. 
 
 Towered, lodiirci. >«(/;. niit i()nr. 
 
 Towery, inu liic, yiiien,getl)i'inut. 
 
 Tovi'ing-, lA'ing. *. [-O^tiir.] b<\6 25ngs 
 ftren, ©d)icppcn. [ilrnee. 
 
 To w i ng-patlv, ber Seiitpfnb, bie Sciii; 
 
 ToA%'n, t6uu, (nngclf. lun) «. I. a; 
 Die ©rnCt. b) (uotjitgfiucifc) bic ©raft 
 (b. f). bie ^nuptflnbt obcr uberlioiipt irgent 
 eine iHiIfreid)e ©tnbt, iiiiD fiir eiiglanb, 
 SonMMi). 2. (bic e'iniurl)Mer einer ©roDt 
 I'ber ipiitipt^lnbt) bie ©rnbt. 3. o [3iorbain.J 
 Dn6 ©rnbrgcbiet. 
 
 A strong or fortified town, eine be-. 
 feiligte ©rnbt, gciliiug. Sea--, bie ©ec: 
 ftabr. Seaport--, »cr 'iedjnfen. Woman 
 of the -, ii\i i5renbentnnbd)en. Man of the 
 -. ber SBJiifiling. A town wit, ein go; 
 I«nte6 ©cnic, ein niPbi|"d)fr SBitjIing. In -r 
 
 1. ill bcr ©tnbt, (iu>rjugen)cifc) in CDntoii. 
 
 2. t)icr, hicfigcii Drt^. To -, mid) bcr ©tnbt, 
 (iiprjngeiucifc) na<b SoiiMiii. To live in -. 
 in ber ©rnbt, (UDrjngfiueife) in Smiboii 
 leben. 
 
 Town-bull, ber ©tflbtbufle. --clerk. 
 1. bcr ©rn6ri"d)rcibcr. 2. bcr iMiifrei)er fiber 
 bni, CiMibBncr Srnbrnrd)iu. — crier, bcr 
 'Jliifrnfcr, 91u*rd)c(lcr. --house, I. bnf 
 ©tnbrl)nii6 (ciii ipniis m bcr ©rnbt;. 2. bai 
 ©inbtljnnS , 3Cntl)l)nnfi. --market, ber 
 •DJinrffperfen. -"•-man, i. cer ©tnbter. 
 55rirgcr. 2. ber 'iBJirbiirgcr; he is a - oi 
 mine, cr ifl au6 bcnirclbcii Dvre nut niir. 3. 
 [^lorbnni.j ber ©tnbrrntl). --post, bic 
 ©r.ibtpLnl. --talk, bai ©foMgcfpnid), 
 ©rnbtgri"d)ii>ii^, ©tnbtgercDc, Nlie is all the 
 -, fie i|l jiiin ©tnbrgci"priid)e gcRiprbcii. -• 
 top, (cl)ciiini^> Dcr gri>|}e i\rctiel (in Dor' 
 fern, bcii bic nirigigcn 53niiern rrirbeii). -- 
 
 TUA 
 
 waits, t. pi. bic ©rabtpfcifer, ©tnbttnufif 
 fnntcii. --wall, bie ©tnbininiier. 
 
 Towni.sli, tounish, adj. flnbtifd). 
 
 To'»vnles.s,toun'les.a((/. fcinc StaPt 
 Ob. ©rnPtc l)(ibenb, u()ne ©tnbt ob. ©iiibte. 
 
 Townsliip, toun'ship. «. 1. Die 
 ©tnbrgcmeiiic. 2. bai ©rnbrgebiet. 
 
 To-lV-Se, touze. V. a. f. To use. 
 
 To^vser, touzur, *. l. bet Scrrer, 
 25ei0cr (u. ^iiiibcn), Suflcnbei^er. 2. Pec 
 Cnrnier, 91iifriii)rer. 
 
 Towzie, (|"d)0ft.) rough, shaggy. 
 
 Toxical, tok'sek^l, (Int. toxicuui) 
 adj. t giftig. 
 
 Toxicodendron , toksekoden'- 
 drun, (gr.) *. [95ot.] Per (5)iftbnuni. 
 
 Toxicolog-y, toksekol'loje, (gr.) 
 *. bie ©iftle^re, £cl)re pon ben ®iftcn, Xu):i» 
 fologie. 
 
 Toy, to4, (f)Dfr. tooi?) «. 1. ber Innb, 
 bie Snpperei; pi. toys, Snppereien, Cnppa> 
 lien. 2. (of: pi. -s) per innb, bni? ©pic(» 
 jciig; pL-s, [^nnbel] STiiriiberger 2Ban» 
 ren. 3. bie Iniibcici, Spielcrci. 4. bie Sici 
 beici, ®iiinnfcric. 5. bai fiiibifd)e 'Wiil)rs 
 d)en, bie nibcrnc (53cfd)id)te; pi. toys, iiii. 
 H)i<t»igc ®errid)re. Shak. 6. Pie ©d)iV(iriiierei ; 
 Snniu, (JJrifIc ; pi. -s, ©picle ber $()niirn» 
 fte, ^l)nntnrtibilccr. Shak. 7. ein f(i)iuflri u. 
 blnn geiuurftlter 533o((flBff. 
 
 Toys for children, ^iuberfpielieug. 
 Fairy -toye, SJeeiiiniifjrc^en. 
 
 Toy-man, Per Spicljcugljnnblcr; &a* 
 (iiiiteriei)nnPicr. --shop, pie ©picljcng' 
 bnbc ; Per (ynlnuterieinben. -- w ort, [SBor.] 
 bo& 'infd)elfrniit. 
 
 Toy, I bnn. tover; fd)m. tofoa) r. n. 
 tnnbelii, fpiclen, licbcln. [fjnnbclii 
 
 Toy, V. a. t finbii'd) pbcr fpiclenP be* 
 
 Toyer, tile ur. *. Per Innblcr. 
 
 Toyful, i6etul , adj. tnnbelljnft, 
 tmiPclig. 
 
 Toyisli, toe'ish, adj. tiiubclnb, tiiiii 
 bflig, tiinffil)nft. [iiiubelei. 
 
 Toyi.«illIieSM , toe'lslmes , t. Pie 
 
 Toze, toze, p. n. }ic()en, jerrcn; f. 
 To u se. 
 
 Trace, irise, (fr. 2G.; Int. traetns) 
 a. 1. a) Pie ©piir, bai ®clcife (cinc^ Sa3n« 
 gcni' zc), bic Saingciifpur, Pn» liJngeiigrlcife. 
 i>) Pie ©pur (ciiicS 5Jfenfd)en, 'il)icrc^), JiiP' 
 (T.ipfe, I ai'niPinfpr. ] Pie g(il)rte. 2. i tie 
 ©pur. 3. i Per 5Ccg, ^fnb. 
 2. We are told that there are no traces 
 of ancient Babylon now to be seen. 
 
 There are not the least traces of it 
 to be met, nimi ftiiPct and) n\d)t bit ge> 
 riugfle ©pur Pnuon. 
 
 Trace, (fr. tirasse; n. tres) ». Per 
 3ngricincn, ©trniig, bnfi Sngfcil, bie 3icl)» 
 ferte, 3ngfctte. 
 
 Trace-rings, t. pi. Pie ©trmigriiige. 
 
 Trace, (fr- tracer) r. a. I. jeid)neii, 
 cniiucrfen. 2. t eniiuerfcn. 3. (ben j5"g|^"» 
 pfcn Ob. jiiniffgcblicbfiien ©inbrrirfen nod)s 
 gehen ) ucrfiMgcii , fplgcn , ber ©pur folncn, 
 nnd)ftMgcn, iind)iicl)en , nnd)iicl)en , nnd)ipi"is 
 rcn. 4. i lu'rfoigcn ; (out) nii^rpnren, erii>r» 
 frt)en, niifniipi-ii; (up) nii^nnPig imid)cn, nii6« 
 rpiirru. 5. (ciiieii 2Ucg ;c.) I'crfolgcn. 
 2. He allows the ».oiil power to trace 
 imases on the brain. 
 
Fal«>. far, fall. faJ. ML met. Fine, fin. NA. move, n6r. got. 6il. cloud. Ti^bf. tub. fiill. t/»in. THis. 99S 
 
 TKA 
 
 CAnd all unfortnnate aouls) that trace 
 b!s I<ne, die it)m in &er 9{i't()e foltjeii. Shak. 
 You may — the deluge quite round the 
 globe, nuin fmiii iit ©pur Her SunDfliuh 
 rings urn tie GrDfiigel fineeii. To - a tiling 
 to its original or cause, auf (en Urfpnino 
 DC. fflniiiB ciiier (B(id)e jururfgrljen. To - 
 preniikCa inlo consequence*, @(f)iriffe <tlK- 
 SCtTCeriatjcii iietjen. To — word by word, 
 and line by line, 20i>rt fi'ir iSSort II. Sniit- 
 fur Sinie ll)ie^trgfbell. A» we do - this 
 alley up and down, ivie loir brn @)ang t)ier 
 fliif uiiD meter (jeljen. To — the outliue of 
 any thing, &iivn^ fTi})iren. 
 
 Truce, r. n. flebeii, reifen, 
 
 TrMcenblie, trase abl, ad). verfulQt 
 loerCieii 'ciineiitr, ju uerfuKjeit. 
 
 Tracer, tri'sur, <. ber 9(u;rpi'irrr. 
 
 Tracery, irA'suri, «. [2lr(()it.] Me 
 SJerjieruiiQ in ©Kin, t>ie @d)enrelueriieruii> 
 gen nn outMi't^en ^enflern ic. 
 
 Tracltea, trAkea, (neiifot., v. gr.> 
 «. [^rtnar.] 6ie t'iiftr&l;re. [Sufrrc^ren... 
 
 Tracheal, irikeal. ndj. [iUiat.] 
 
 Tracheal artery, bit £uftrDl)reu>$ul«-' 
 nttr. 
 
 Tracheocele, tri'kins^le, (gr.) 
 «. [')Ke(.] 6ie Cnfiro^rengefdjnjuljl, 6n« Quit: 
 roijrengei'djiuur. 
 
 Tracheotoiny,triliiot'tAnii,(gr.) 
 «. l(Fl)ir.) ber Siiiftr[)l)rcni(t>nitt. 
 
 Trachyte, irA'kit, (i>. or.) «• ["^i' 
 itemlfl.l bir Iriirt!i)t. 
 
 Tracliy tic, trikit'ik, adj. jiim Irn: 
 djxit gilj&rig ot>. boning beilehenb, lrnd)i)t... 
 
 Tracing-, trAsing. «. I. bnS S'id)' 
 nrn; 5iiirt)iV!gen , 9iacJ)|Vi'ircn. 2. bet 2iJig. 
 ^fiit. Datics. 
 
 Traeing-llue, [TOnr.] jebe« Inn, biif 
 uber finen 3?lorf fiil)rt tinb biiju flet«rnn(l)t 
 wirb, etmn* jn nicbrig i^xingcnbr* aufinliolcn ; 
 ^. 33. - of the awning, ber 9lufl;oler be« 
 Ci'iiMfiijelt*, SiMincnbfrf*. --paper, 
 f(t)n'<ir}cS ^.ipier iinn Dnrrtjieit^neii. 
 
 Tracii, trak, (fr. trace; it. traccla) 
 « 1. bie €pnr (eine* ^JJenfcben u- Il)ifre6s 
 [«a3iiibmiVr.J bie^.ifjrit; bieSpnr, ba4 ciJleir, 
 (^eleife (ein(« <a3iigenS, @<f)li(tciiS ic) , bie 
 ©pnr (eiiieS €d)iffe«, f. Wake). 2. i bie 
 6piir. 1. bic SBiil^n, ber 2Deg, ^ptnb. 4. 
 (■SSior.J fin geegnt obrr eiiger^nnfll jiuiidjin 
 filtpifrn iinb ^onreii. 
 3. Behold Torqualns the same track 
 pursue. Drvucn. 
 
 The track of a meteor, of a comet, bir 
 €pnr eine« -Weteor#, bit a3nl)n eine« ^ome- 
 'ten. To follow any one by ibe -, &iuciii auf 
 betti 55"§* fMgrii. 
 
 Track, ». a. anf rpilrrn. 0-inem, eineni 
 "ttjitre rtiif 6rr jnrriifgfinjTenrn Spur lolgen, 
 ler Spur eine« Ibirre* k. folgrn. 
 
 You track him every where la their 
 •now, ilir pnbet uberrtU in il;reni gdjnee 
 ffine @pnr. 
 
 Track, (fr. traqne) #. bof Ireibjiigen. 
 
 Tra<>k, (fr. Iraire; liU. irulio; r. a. 
 (eiii giilTiiuii ) mil eineni gmiT'" Pb. Ranal 
 wit eiinni Jiiii lAiigr beni llrtr fprrjirhen. 
 
 Ro«d Used for tracking, ber t'einpfilb. 
 •if ?e:iirlr.i|jf. 
 
 Tracii i«*)tM, trak'las, adj. fpiirlo^, 
 pHb.'p*, unt'Tri'ten. 
 
 Eny(. duutieh Worltrbmth. I. 
 
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 Track -road, trak'r6d«, «. ber 
 SeinptiiS, bie Selnilriipe. 
 
 Track-ficout, tiak'skout. (^od. 
 trek.sclniiu*. [jporjinibj bie irerfi'dji'iie, trccf^ 
 I'ltnte, iAi Sii'ljiAttf. 
 
 Tract, tiakt. ((at. tractus) «. I.etiva^ 
 i!(iifiiebcl)nteiS ; (bnl)er> bie Srrerfe, bi'r ©rnrt) : 
 -, Ob. - of land, ein ©triit) Sanbee, ^fr 
 Snnbilriif), bie fi.inbilrtefe. 2. i a) 6er SBer 
 liuif (ber 3eit). b) t ber 3iiriimmenliiing, 
 bie iBerbiiibung (ber 9{ebe). cj f t>er ipcr= 
 giuig (einer (Bad)e). 3. f Die Spur. SuAk. 
 4. [IS.iibinrpr. ] bie Spur, JJiiljrte. 5. ber 
 ImftiU, bie <ilbt^iinDIniig. 
 
 A great tract of hills, eine 93ergfettf. 
 By - of time, ini SSeiliuif Der 3eit. A long 
 
 - of time, ein langcr Scitnuim. 
 
 Tract, V. a. « 1. in bie Siinge iiefjen, 
 I'erji'gern. 2. nnfrinben, ent^erfe^. 
 
 Tractability, irakiabiriii, «. bie 
 Seiifrninfeir. 
 
 Tractable, tclktabl. (U\i.)adj. i. 
 (gleicbfnm Ijiiiiblid), )u bel)aiibtln ; biil)rr) leaf; 
 Irtin, frlgfrtni, luilli.ibrig. 2. (janbgreiflid). 
 
 Those wlio yield themselves tractable 
 to good motions, bie, lueidje fiir gnte »3Iiire: 
 gungen enipf>ingli(1) finb. Tiiou shalt find 
 nue - to any houeot reason, bu ft'tlrt mid) 
 bei jfber uernunftiqcn S'^rbfrung billig finben. 
 
 Tractableness, trakiabin^s, «. 
 bie Senfininfeit, JJi'lgrnmfeit, lUitlf.iljrigfeit. 
 
 Tractably, trakt'abU, adt. \tnU 
 irtni, fi'Igiiim. 
 
 Tractate, traktite, dot.) «. t bir 
 •ilbljiiiiblung, 6er Irnftiu. 
 
 Tractatioil, trakti'shun, (Int.) I. 
 tie 9U'l)>inbiiiii(| (ba« Qlbt^anbein eiuee We: 
 gen(lan6e«). (6ie 3'ifllniie. 
 
 Tractatrix,trakta'tiiks, «.l(4eiMii.] 
 
 Tractile, tiakiil. adj. itr«iiHir, 
 bel)nbiir. [biirfelt, r>i'l)nbiirfeit. 
 
 Tractility, trakiSl eie. t. bie Sirccf- 
 
 Tracti<»U, Irak'shuu, (lat. tinhoi 
 : 1. b.i6 3"<"i)en; Wrjogemverben , ber S'lg 
 2. tie 'Jlniiebiiiig. Ctc. 
 
 Tractor, trakt'ur. «. iai, ma^ iid}! 
 I'b. jiiin 3n'hfn grbrnudjt ivirb, ber Si'lj". 
 
 Tractrix, trak'triks, f. Tracta- 
 irix. 
 
 Trade, trlde, (fp. II. port, trato , 
 iralar; it. tratta, traitare; D. Kit. tiacio; 
 fr. traite, trailer) «. 1. ber ipanbft, iiVtrieb, 
 iSerfeljr. 2. t brr Wnng brr Cingr, Soti-. 
 Shak. 3. a) Kii ©fiwerbe, Oindjiift, $>anb: 
 ii'erf. b) Peiite, iveld)e bii(|iii'e Wen'erbe, 
 j^niibiuerf eb. 0|jefd)iiff ()iibeii; the (book- 
 »elling) -, ber 2Mid)lMnbel i bie 'IMidjbiiiiMfr 
 (Mi ^irperi'dxift) ; J. 25. Booksellers npeaU 
 of the custom of the trade. 4. tai Oif- 
 (d>ait, Ht 2)ei'd)iifrigniig. 5. \ ba* ijiinb. 
 werf. 6. ba6 2eben , bie Sebenfiufife, CDe- 
 luohiifjeif. 7. t)a6 ^rrfjrng. 8. (.^iinbel) 
 --dues, pi. Ob. i trade, brr ipunbele; 
 foinptigniejoll , irpanbelfgerf (ir*(ifr?H''l>- 
 
 Board of trade, bat 5?iinbfliffi(Irgiiiin, 
 bie $anbfli*trpuriuion ; bii* ip.inbflfgcrifbt 
 
 - of barter, ber Iiiufdthanbrl. Tiie - ot 
 war, bni ^rieg#bnnbii>frf. 'Ihy sin's not 
 Hc«idcut:il). but a -. fi'ubern ein Wi-n>iTl>e, 
 eine Weii'o^nljcit. Shak. Tlie - nf a smitli, 
 of a carpenter or maxon , bil^ SdjluifPs, 
 Simmer:, 'IKiiurrrs^nubwerf. Domestic, 
 
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 inland or home -, ber inlnnbif(f>e i^onbel, 
 ■BiiiiienfjiinDfi. Foreign -, ber nu«(nnbif(tn 
 :(>iinbel. Carrying-, ber5riid)t>, ©pebi; 
 riondl)aiibel. The king's highway, some way 
 of common -, bti ^onig^ ipeenueg. luo pie 
 25erfel}r ill. 
 
 Trade -card, bit ©mpfefjdingSfnrti 
 (eine* i?iinCieIircifcnben). --fallen, f baiii 
 ferott; (OD. nild)) bieiijllDS. Shak. -'s- 
 tolk, i bie :pnnbeWleute; Oieiuerb^teute, 
 jpatiMucrfSlfute. -'s-man, 1. ber §an» 
 celeinann, Cramer, si^iinbleiv 2. ber 5p>inbi 
 lucrfer. — 'smen, — 's-people, t. pL 
 i^iinbel^leufc, Wefc^jiift^Ieiite. -'»- woman 
 Die ipanbflSfriiu , ^nimerinn. --wind, 
 Der ^.iffntiviiib. 
 
 Trade, ». w. 1. (with, mil) Ijnnbeln, 
 ."biinbel treiben; (for) l)nnbeln (um). 2. -f 
 l)iinbeln, fcili'djen, mnrtten. Shak. 3. f '^<^\'' 
 fatiuinb t)nbtn. Miltob. 
 
 To trade in bills of excliango. f;in u. 
 her trafjlrcn. A well traded town , eine 
 Stiibr, bie uielen $anbel treibt, eine nnt'eljn! 
 lid)e ipnnbel6|Tabt. 
 
 Trade, ». o. + perfjonbcfii. 
 
 Traded, tii'dcd, a<U. f geivnnbt, 
 gefibt. Shak. [geii'ertMnm. 
 
 Tradeful, tride'ful. adj. gerdinfruj. 
 
 Trader, nidur, *. I. tcr ."pnnbfii?* 
 niaiin, ipaiibier, ilaiifinaiiii (bti. iiii(*)n'ijeiii. 
 2. ein in Wrlbgffd)ii|teii geiibriT, i'rfiii)renei 
 'TOiiiin. 3. -, Ob. regular—, [Seeliviiic.] ein 
 Sd)iffer, ber befliinbig bie 9{ii|V uiid) eiiiem 
 Orre nind)t. 4. ber fiiUiffiiljriT, Ki6 grni^rs 
 ld)iff, J?iiuffal)rtrird)iff, 5?(inbcl6rd)iif. 
 
 A trader to Canada, to the Enm-tndies, 
 fin Kiiiifinann, ber nod) Kannbn, Uiid) DH* 
 inbieii f)niibrlf, Weft^afte inaf^t. 
 
 Tradiii(>:, tri'dlng, adj. i)aMbe(iia, 
 l)iUibeItteibfiiD, jpiinbelu... - t. biirjtiiiibelii. 
 
 The trading class, trr 5pi'inti'liMl'1"b. 
 
 - card, tie&mpffhluiigSfnrte(fiir.ft'rtufieiire). 
 A. - nation, eine l)rtnbfUreil'eiibe 5?.uioii, 
 
 ein i^iinbfltUUlf. -society, company . tilt 
 jf)illiOelpgffeUi'd)ilft. Proprietors in a - com- 
 pany, bie ^iiiibelfgenoffi'ii. — town or place. 
 Die ipiinbelf (liibr , ber .^iinbelf plot? , ©fiiptli 
 plot). - vessel, biif §iinbeltfrd)iff, .ft.iiiff')!)r» 
 teifd)iff. - house, I. bai ipoiiDeIft)iiu* , bie 
 >?iuibliinfl. 2, bii« 3tiiiifl)iiii*, SagerljiiiiS, bie 
 ■IGiiiuennieDerliige. — jew, Der ^iiubclf jiiDe. 
 
 - line. Da* >panrflL'f«id). - pmi-s. ©celjafen. 
 
 - w»miin, bie ipaiiDritfran , ^rauii'rinn. - 
 interest, Der .^iiKDeU|laiib , Da* Ontoreffe 
 (<ti S)iinDeU'finiiDe*. 
 
 Traditi«»ii, traHish'un, (lat.) «. 1. 
 Me UrDcrgabc, Ueberlicferiing. 2. Die iiirinb« 
 lid)e llcbcrliffcriing, IraDition. 3. Die IraDi? 
 fuMi illebiTlifferiing, ©aijimg.&rMfljre.Sage, 
 Der niif niniiDlidje llcbfrlii'ieniiig grflrriiibeie 
 alte (i)rlnaiid)). 4. Der aire '^raiid). Shar. 
 
 Traditl<»iial, tia<iish'unai. ( 
 
 Traditioiiarj', tradish'iinaii. ^ 
 ndj. 1. iraDitionell , a) inrinblid) fibcriierert, 
 \\ui mriiiMid)e llcbcrlii'ferung, IraDitjon ob. 
 fine SoiU gi'tirniiDft, bnrd) nirin')lid)e Ucbcrs 
 liefiriing fortgfpflaii)t. b) ooii filter* Ijer 
 geiiTluir uD. gi'ivM)Miid). l)iTfi!Mnnilid), a(r()er» 
 fiMiimiid). 2. f IraDirioiieii, nlic Wi'bfandje, 
 fiili' 3 ri'iiioiiien bi'obiidjtenb. 
 
 Tra<liti»naily,'rad!sli'iinale.arfo. 
 tr.ibitionid , Dnrd) uiunbiid)e llrbfrlieffrunfl. 
 
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094 l'^^'*'. f«r- fall. fat. ML met. Fine, fin. NA, iii6ve, n6r, got, 6M, cl66d. Ti\be. uih. full. tAiii. TMi«. 
 
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 im'inDliefr irfrfrlirffrt , ^ltr(b trntition, tnit: 
 rflff 6er Xriibition , Per ©iifle d6. Ueberlie; 
 feruiifl iiiirt), ^l•r Soni^ jiif^Jge. 
 
 Trnditioiiury, s. [^iibriiH).] bcr 
 9Jiil)ii!i{jcr fciT ijilMrfbcii; (Srblehre, loimubiil. 
 
 TraditioiK^r, tradislrunur. } 
 
 Traditiunist, tradfsii'unisr, \ 
 
 Ht 91iil)rin(]!.T pb. a5frtl)ei^igor Dfr imlii&= 
 liditn lltbcriirffnitintii I'b. ©n<]eii. 
 
 Vradilive, iradeiiv , a(tj. tiurtb 
 niiliiMichc Url'eriiefeninfl fortgfpftnitjt ettr 
 forrnrpftniijt ivfrbeii fSiiiifni). 
 
 Traditor, trad'etitr, (Int. 2C.) *. 
 (bfi Pen frili'ii 6liri|lcii] tet 95ibeIotrrflil)i!r. 
 ghriffi'iuifrrinljcr. 
 
 Vradu(*e, IraHuse', (lat. IraHnco) 
 r. a. 1. iicrfAvctin, tiirrt>jifheii, biirdibcrtnlu. 
 I'frfiiiiiiibfn; (of) G'iiini bfrrfjiilbinfii (bff 
 ^piipriflfi ic). 2. i I'frbreiten, fortipninni 
 
 Traduceineilt, tradiUe'inent, t 
 •f brr Inbrl, rie SSrrirnmiMiitq. Shak. 
 
 Traduceut, tiadutent. adj. i>cr< 
 Iniintberifd). 
 
 Tradiicer, tradu'sur, J. 1. (S-inrr, 
 in G-iiien, (Stiuiif i>erfd)reiet , ber 25i-rlaiini: 
 bfr. 'i. t '■») ©iiier, bcr Ijfrlcirri. b) ber 
 SSirbrfifer. 
 
 Tradiicible, tradu'sebl.arf^t ubn 
 liffirr, frvrgti'flnint ivrrbeii fDinifiib. 
 
 TradMCillg°ly , tiadi'i'Mngle, adv. 
 inrlfliimbi-rirrf). biirrf) SSrrliiiiiiiMmn. 
 
 Traduction, traduk'i>liun. (Int.) t. 
 1. ba* 5pimU'frfiil)rf II , bit UibcrfiKjninn. 
 SServfrnnjiiiig ; flie - of etc. by sliipiiing 
 bnf llf fccnct^en , HeC'cnMiiffen , bie Uil'tTfAif 
 fimn be^ JC. 2. bif JJt'i'fpfl'TM 1111(1. 3. + bif 
 (iiu'iiibli(f)e) Ueberliefi'niii<i. 4. brr Ufl'frflanfi 
 (ill 9?eben zc). [flflfitct ivcrbcn fonueiib. 
 
 Traductive, tiaduk'tiv. adj. I}rrs 
 
 Tral'fick, irafllk, (fr. iiafic; it. 
 traffico) t. I. ^er ipiinbel (iin (SJrrf-fii), SSer: 
 ff[ir. 2. bn# Strtiibclfqiit, bie SBaore. 
 
 Traf fick , v. n. 1. fjniibelii , 5?aiibel 
 frfi&cn. 2. hntibflii, mnrften (for, iini). 
 
 TraTfick, v. a. im .^aiibel au^tnii: 
 fd)fii, I'fi-bniibflii. 
 
 Traffickable, traffikabl, adj. t 
 jiim ^(iMhPi bifiifirf), utrfmifilcf). 
 
 Trafficker, traffikkur. «. bfr 
 ^iiiifelfiiiiiiin, P5errf)nftsm(inii , .Kiiiifninim. 
 
 Tra^acantli, trag'akam/i. tgr.) *■ 
 1. ['Bfr.] ber trnfliiiit, bie Xrafliiiirilniibe, 
 brr irngniitflrfliKf), SBorffiborii. 2.-, cb. -- 
 g II 111 , bfr Jrn(iniit. 
 
 Traq^edian, trajB*di»M, «. ber Irn. 
 flifer, n) ^«r Irfliifrfpii-lbit^tfr, Inigibifii- 
 bidufr. b) btr lrn(j5bifiii^iflfr. 
 
 Trag-edy, trad'jedi, (fir.) «. 1. 
 Ill)e(it. ] bii« IrniifrfpicI, bif Iriiflobif. 2. 
 ± bie Irflgobie (ttniiriije, fcj)re(hi(t)e Sege- 
 (rnbett). 
 
 Trafj-ic, trad'jik, I adj. I. bn# 
 
 Trag-ical, trad'jekal, 5 Imiitrtpiel 
 tftriffcnb. 2. trniicrfpiclnrtifl, tragifd). 3. 
 hrnii'i'rfV trniirig, tlnglid), uiifrtig. 
 
 Tragic play, ba6 Irniierivirj. 
 
 Trag-ically, trad'jekale, adu. 1. 
 rr.iiiirrti, trnucrfpifliirrifi. 2. tr.miiHt. rriiiiviti, 
 fl.iiVirt). [b<i^ 1rn(iirri)r. Iniuriiif. 
 
 Traificalii(>.s«>, tiadjcKaiucs. s. 
 
 Tr»ISi-C«»Ht«*dy, trailjeUoin'cde. 
 « blC Irrtflifl'llli'bIC, b(U ■)3iiri1)ipii"l. 
 
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 TrajBfi-COIIliC, tradjekoiii'niik. Ob. 
 
 Tra^i-COUlical^iiadjekomekal. 
 adj tniiiifinuirct), tniiiritiliiilig. 
 
 Trajf-icoinically » tradjekoiu'e- 
 kale. adi). triigifoiiiird). 
 
 Trail, tiale, (n). rbel; fp. traill.ir; 
 fr. tirer, lirifiiler) v. a. I. ((5-iufll) jifhcil, 
 l"(t)Ifpuen. 2. (nufbftn23i.'fccii)rd)lfppEii, iVoIei: 
 fen (ein ^leib :c.), iinrf)f(f)lcppen , nnd)fd)Ifi= 
 fen. 3. (ein irribjiiflcn nniledeii) trtiben. 
 4. ITOilit.] to - arms, tni Wtipcf)r nil bie 
 ie(f)te ©eite, in bif redite S?M\t> nc^nien. 5. 
 i^Jiorbnni.] iiifbcrtreten ((^irnfi ic). 
 
 To trail along. nad)rd)ltppfn. [ilrccftn). 
 
 Trail, v.». \i<i) jieljen lin bit Gauge er: 
 
 Their trailing Iiuir. il)r Iillig I)ernbl)ail: 
 gcnbefi ipnar. Trailing. [ S3or. ] geflrcrft, 
 uiebfrlicgeilb. Traili ng arbutus, [ Spt. ] 
 ber (5Sriiiib|1rniid). 
 
 Trail, s. l. (fin IMng, bn^ fid) in bir 
 Saiige erilrirft, bni rdiiurifD bir £d)wfif 
 icuu-f ■OJifteore :c.) ; bie£d)lfppe. 2. [•■Mrtitl.) 
 .rr nut bfui 5Bobfu riiljeubt il)eil ber nbge; 
 pviH>tfii Snffette eiiitc •Brliigrniug^gefdjil^cij. 
 .}. a) bie Spur, g-.iljrtc (br^ 2i5ilbe£); (in 
 eugercr 53ebeutuiuj) b ) bie "Bjirtcriing. 4. 
 bn* (S'liigeiiH-ibc ber €d)iifpfeii ic. , (bi^iu. 
 lUid)) ber £(^iife. [Sd)iueif uou ^anren. 
 
 A radiant trail of hair, ein flrnllleubfr 
 
 Trail-board. [ ^^Knr. ] bfr finiutll Db. 
 (•ai €d)utC'>ufrf iU)ird)in brii Seiteiifnieu bet 
 (iJoUioitf. --scent, [beiO'infu eiue fuiijl 
 iid)e 'I'iittfriiiig jur Dreiiiir ber ipunbf. 
 
 Traill, nane, <|r. trainer) i.-. a. I. 
 jicl)i'u, rdjuppcu. 2. IM) iiil)cu; lorfcn. Shak. 
 i») (init u. Pl)iie upi fr}iil)cu, ,iiifjiel)rn; (to 
 - up to. for)frjirl)cn, bilbriKjU). e) [(iJnrtn.j 
 iif()eu. d) iiiiiit'eii, nlTutren, brrfureu i-Weii: 
 rd)fn II. H)iire) ; lU'rutten , ubni , tyerjireii 
 ic();fn (SolbntfU). 3. [-Miin. ] (fiucu Qry- 
 ijniig) niiffiiirig iiiiid)fii ii. I'erfi^lijeii. 
 
 To train any one to one's sidr. ^infll 
 iiiif ftiiie @iite jieljeu. For that cause 1 
 trained tbee lo my liouse. bfrl)alt) Jpg, 
 Irrftf id) bid) in nicin »aii6. We did - him 
 nn, ivir niTfii it)ii niit fort, ii^gen ii)n tun 
 ()in , luit Ijitifill. To — soldiers to tlie use 
 of arms and to tactics, ©Olbnteu i'.;er}ireu 
 Ichreii U. nu bie Inftif gen'OliiifH. To - the 
 militia to tlie manual exerci.se. bif O^tiiii 
 ill bell 'SJiiffi'ii ubcu. Training-up, bir 
 G'-rjicl)iina. 
 
 Traill, s. I. ber ©d>n)fif, bie ©djffppf 
 (fiiif* iilcibfe K. ). 2. t bie (Sdileppc (ber 
 (5-l)rf K. ). Shak. 3. ber SdMUflf, €dnvnu) 
 (fiiif* SSogcI*); ! "IDniMufpr. ] bcr £d)iiu'ti 
 fines grtfnnen; [3iilfu.l ber Sd)U'rif be* 
 golffii. 4. i a) tai CSJefoigc (I'lMi (5-iigi(u to. 
 b) bif 9ifilu', Jolgf (p. !Begriffen k), ^ette 
 (11. llrbfln 2c. ). c) bie 9liiiiil)l t£rtil.ige, bif 
 fiwf Ul)r in finer flfiinnfu 3' it umdjr. d) bfr 
 (SJniig (filled (^k fdinifrs ) ; ber 2Gcg. 5. ber 
 3ug, 3lnfiiifl. 6. f. Raft. 7. bne enuffeutr 
 (bnf iiiid) finer ■OJiliie jc. fuhrt); b.fr I'niif; 
 grnbfu, bif e.infroljre (in SJrnnbrru). 8. l 
 bie Sorfung, gndf. 
 
 It things were once in this train. IVfllli 
 bif ®iid)i-ii eiiuiml niif birfiui rlln'gf ii'iiren. 
 To be in a - for etc., r.iif brni ^igc, iiu 
 ■15eiirlfff feiu , \u jc. -- of artillery, ber •ilt: 
 tidirii'iiig, ■Jlrtiderii-rrniu. To lay a - foi 
 any one, (j-iiiem eiiie Jiidc Irgru. 
 
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 Train-band, eine 9tofte, ^Dinpnflnic 
 •JJJilijfolbnten ; pi. -s, bie 0)iilij, ©tnbtiuilij, 
 Sanbuiilii. --bearer, ber €d)lrpv(en)tirA» 
 ger. --road, [97Jiu. ] fine 9lrt e-iftubnl>n 
 fur f If iiie SSngen. — tackle, [ ^5Bnr. J Die 
 Cfiiif)tilrnlje. 
 
 Train, )s. berthmn. 
 
 Train-oil, trine'oil.J 5ifdjrl;rnn, 
 •23iidfird)rhrnn. 
 
 Trainable, irAne'abl, adj. ■(■ eriot 
 iicn, gebiifcft luerbcu funneub. 
 
 Trained., iraud, aiij. -f eiue @i(()Icppe 
 I}nbfnb, tuit einer 6d)lfvpe. 
 
 Trainer, tra'nur. j. Qhitr, in 9lit« 
 bcrf fiiii'ibt, nbric^tet, ber (S'Xfrjiruifiilrr, 
 Dridnieitler. [SJilbuug. Shak. 
 
 Training', trl'n'ng. *. bie (Jrjieliuug, 
 
 Trainy, tra'nc. udj. f rljrnuig. 
 
 TraipKe, trapes, v. n 6 rd)Itftteri^ 
 iind)iiiiilg eiul)trgfl)tii, hfriiiurc^lfiibfrii. 
 
 Trait, tiat. tri. (fr. 2B.) *• btr 3u<l. 
 
 By this single trait. Homer makes uii 
 es.sential difference between ilie Iliad 
 and Odys.sey. BRon>iE 
 
 A trait of cliarncter, ein .'Rnrnfterjiig. 
 
 Traitor, tratur, 'fr. iraitie; lat 
 traditor) *. ber SSernirl^fr, XmiliMf- 
 
 Traitor, (nl6> adj. vtrrntljerif(f), 
 rniiU^S , fnlfd). 
 
 Traitoriy, tra'turle> adj. -«• pert 
 rnrhfriTA. (rni^fri|\-f). 
 
 Traitorous, trii'iiirus. adj. per> 
 
 A traitorous action, eiuf 25i'rrnt()frei. 
 
 Traitorously, traiiirusle, ado 
 ofrriirlifrifd), iH-rrnrheriidjer •SJeiif. 
 
 Traitoritii.suess, tra'turusnes. «. 
 fii6 iSirnitlnrifrtie, bie 25irrntljfrfi. 
 
 Traitress, trA'ires, «. bie iScrrcu 
 thrriiin. 
 
 Traject, trSjckt', d. tr.ijicio) c. a. 
 biird)mfrfeii , (througlo bind) ic. ivfrfrn, 
 l)iubiird)lnffeu. 
 
 If tlie sun's light be traject ed through 
 etc. . u'fun ba5 <SiMiufuIid)t burd) K. fndt. 
 
 Traject, tiadjekt, «. bie lUbcv 
 fahrr, giil)re. Sua*. 
 
 Trajection^ trajik'sliuu.j. i. im 
 Diird)iverfcu,.'^iiibiird)liifFeii ; bieDurdifnlirt, 
 bii6 Stird)rd)ieBeii. 2. bie SBerfe^iiiig, llin» 
 I'f^iiug leliife ^orteS to. 3. ia& >iUu6)lt5» 
 lucu . bfr ■JliiffluS. 
 
 TraJCCtltaOUN, tiajektish'u.s. nr(; 
 t ril>rrfa!)rrub, iiim lU't>erfnl)rfii tniiglid). 
 
 Traject<»ry, trajekt'uie, t. bie 
 'Biihii (fiiicf. ^iMUttfiu. 
 
 Tralation, tialashun, (M.) *, 
 bfr I'erltii'nnre *Jlii;briirf , bie ^))Ifrapl)ft. 
 
 Traiatitious, tralla U\i'n%. adj. ii. 
 
 Traiatitiousiy, iraliatish'usl^, 
 adv. uucigeuriid), biibiid), nguriK^, pir» 
 t'liluit. 
 
 Tralineate, tralin'yate, (f. trans 
 U. liiiea) o. n. f t (from) nt'iUfid)CU , obi 
 gi'()fn (pint), (ciiter iSiid)e) iiiuroii lurrben. 
 
 Traiucent, traluscn., dnr.) udj. 
 burd)ud)rig , fbir. 
 
 Truiiiblini>:, tram'l'ng. «■ [^D2iu(> 
 rnlg.) biif -ll^iHitPU fd S'uui.'jr*. 
 
 Tramitiel, trnm'incl. (fr. tramail) 
 *. 1. iai brriuMiitigp (55arn , Srrfiduiurti 
 (}uni aSi-.ifl> u. 5uM)fiingf>. 2. bnf iWeij (if"it 
 fie ipaiiri). 3. ber epiiuurifiucn; ^j.iftii. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. M*, met. Fine, f?n. NA, mhve, n3r, got, d?l, cl6d«l. Trthe. «nh. fnll. i//in. ! Hi«!. 993 
 
 TKA 
 
 TRA 
 
 TliA 
 
 um Jteffff K. batan Met ^fm Jeiier aiifiUi I Trnnquilizef trang'kwillJie, n.a. 'Bcnfnt , tnln^c«n^entrt^ 
 l)(iiig(n, KrfTelfjnfen. 4. cine 9lrr 95iirrirf)fiiii<i (fcrttf (S)eiiiuM) !c.) l'cnil)i.irii. 
 
 oB. (JfiTelit , tereii niiin firf) I'fBicnt, iitii fen 
 ^ierien ben ^ng: rb. 3f'ft«'g<i"3 freijiibrim 
 (jen. 5. pt. -», [>Wfrf).l bcr Oi'oliirfcf. 
 
 To move intra iii in e I », o in Bet ^(einme, 
 in 95irlfgciil)rif ffiii. 
 
 TrHininel, e. a. I. fanoen. i. t 
 
 (np) niiffiingeii , nbfrtiiiiriDfii , rerhfiten. 
 
 2. If the asi>ax<iiiiation could trammel 
 
 up the conxeqtience, tcenii Bit OTcrB 
 
 ttjiit fliid) jiifllrirt) Bie ^olqe mtt jiifnni 
 
 men fnfTen, niic eiiirc^lir^cii, flii|Tiitigen 
 
 ri>nnte. Shak. 
 
 Trammeled, f9?fiff.] roeige ^lerfen 
 
 «n Ben Si'rBer< 11. .•«>iiitfrfrigfM f)al>eMB. 
 
 TrmtiOIltane, tiamnn'iilne, (M. 
 trans u. niont) adj. I. jeiu'eit^ Be5 Ver(\e6 
 liffleiiB oB. (ebenB, t'lBfralvifrf) , iiItrrtnioiun> 
 nii'd), frrniB. 2. iifrrnmpiitnitif(() ()u feljr Ben 
 r5niird)rn Spvi Betii'iiiilioriiB). 
 
 Tramontane wind, (bfi Btn ^fnliei 
 ntrii) Ber WorBu'iiiB. 
 
 Tramontane, «. cbrt Brn 3tarie< 
 
 nern) I. Btr JrnnBe, 9.inr6iir <(Jiiicr, Ber 
 
 tif(Trit# Ber 9lrpfii lupijiit). 2. Brr ^TorBiviiiB. 
 
 Tramp, tramp. (|*(f>)V. trampa; trani> 
 
 pen) V. a. treren ; to - down. nifBerfrrrrii. 
 
 Tramp. oB. - oui ! V'lrff bi(f) '• niiirid)! 
 
 Tramp, ». n. )ii $Jiie rriffn, lunn: 
 
 tent, (jmimiuiinBiTii; hrrniiii1rfi(te:i. 
 
 Trampcr, tramp'ur, t. Ber 9iig> 
 teifeiiBe; SiiiiBftreidjrr. 
 
 Trample, tram'pl. ^trampefn) p. w. 
 
 1. rrninpfrii. 2. l (on, npon) ((Jrwntf) mit 
 
 griSni trefen a'ern(t)ten). [trrten. 
 
 Trample, e. a. ? n. f mit Si'i6eu 
 
 To trample gram, ffinif nirBertrrten. 
 
 To - under one'i feet, mit Jfigen trrten. 
 
 Trample, «. Bie ^niiBIimg, Mmaw 
 
 Qtwai mir JfiBen tritt. • 
 
 Trampler, tram'plnr, «. Brr 
 ^rnrnpler, (5-iner, Ber trnmpelt, mit Ju^'" 
 tritt. 
 
 Traniroad, trSm'ride, «. eine 9(rt 
 (Jiferib(il)n , iup Bie ©Aiencn Bie on iljrem 
 llmf.infle gnnj loliitBrircften •Jiatet Buret) rinen 
 flutiV()eiiBi'M ©fireiirnnB im fflffelt'e Ijnifen. 
 Tramn, tiami, (Mr. trama) «. pi. 
 [Seittiwvti.] Bie IrnmffiBe. 
 
 Tranadon, irana'uhun, (I. trano) 
 I. t fn* Hr6fnVf)n)inimen. 
 
 Trance, trance, (fr. trnnise) «. Bie 
 ffntri'itfiMifl, (fntjurfiinij , 95rriu(fiin(|. 
 
 To be iu a trance, flrtnj niiBrr fi(() tVin. 
 Lying in a -, oljne aSeiuii^tfrin, niiger ficf), 
 fntvil(ft. 
 
 Trance, ». a. rntiurfen. 
 Tranced, fran»t, adj. entrurff, ent. 
 ji5(ft, pf)ne ©fiuiiirrein. 
 
 Tranect, tranckt', t. f Bie 5iirt. 
 Traug-ram, iran'gram. «. t (c a n I- 
 word) B(i6 nnrriute, iViri'iim i>rriui>rreMe 
 DiiKi- bfr iiiirri|(f)e (J-iiif.ifl, Bie •gritfamfelt. 
 Tranlt, trangk, (fr. tranche?) *. 
 [$nMBf(ftiil)m.] tat }U(je|"d)nittfne 
 ieier. 
 
 Bie 9iu()e in 
 
 To iranquilize a xtaie . 
 eincm ©tante ivirBrr hfrilidrn 
 
 Tranquillity, trangk w'l'ete, * 
 
 bie Dinfje. [Oieloffeii^fit 
 
 With much tranquillity, mit pit'ler 
 
 Tranquilly, trang'knille. adv. 
 
 riiljig. (Bie 9iiil)e. 
 
 Tranquilness, trang'kw'inea. «. 
 
 Transact, irankakt', (Int. trans- 
 
 Igo) V. a. I. unrerl)iinBelii, uerfyanBeln. 2. 
 
 uerri(bten , tljnn. 
 
 Particularx which were tranaacted 
 amongKt etc., einiflneUmrtnnBe, Bie fiitj upr 
 JC. {ntnigcn. To - huniness. commeiciiil 
 busineai, &e{<bafft mn(f)fn. To - buaine>s 
 wi:h..., ill Oei'ct'ift^Pi'rfrinBiing flelien 
 mit K. ISBrrcjifirt) trcfftn. 
 
 Transact, e. n. iiiiterl)aMBeln, rinen 
 To transact together, (ittf mit einnn: 
 Ber nBfiiiBen. 
 
 Transaction, transak'nhdn, t. 
 I. Bn« lliitirrljoiiBiln, Bie llnferljrtnBding, 
 95frl)anBhiii(i. l. Ihilr.irrl. ??ri1)tj Bie llnrer. 
 hiiiiBliing; Ber 95rr.ilf iit) , SJrrrr.ig. 3. Bie 
 25rri)iiiiBliiii(i I'JlBfjniiBlmKi). 4. Pie QSorrirt); 
 tmifl, Brt* Wrrrf),ifr; [.^.inBrl] B.16 («rrd).ift. 
 pt. Bie Oif\<i)ttue , Brr s^.iiiBrl, Bii* <»iiM)aft. 
 For (the) cloking (nf> ihia t r a n « a c t i o n. 
 |iir i'&(lin< n •Jtiii'iileitftiiim Biei'es (Megrn(liiiirff . 
 — » in eoori*. Brt6 ■S3ii.iren(ii'i'(f).ift, Ber ?Piifl. 
 rrnl)(.nBrI. -« »t the inaurance-nlfice. •Jlfye.- 
 fnriiMjgei"(^iifre. The particular —» of ihia 
 treaty. Bie BefpiiBern 'Vunfre BiciV# SSiTfriigs. 
 Philosophical -«, philorpplMittje 9Jfrl)rtiiB; 
 lilllflen. !.« me know all the -a, iintcr. 
 rirt)tet mi(f) opii ^(leni , ira6 i>pr(jfl)r. (We 
 are not to expect in hislitry a minute He 
 tail) of every -. ndrr SBiTfiifleiiljfiren. Du- 
 ring ilie«e -», mirtifnoriie, iintrrFefTen. 
 
 Transact<»r, nauoaki lir. «. Ber 
 
 llntfrl)iiiiPeliiBc ll'irrrDiiiifler ; i5iTrirt)renre. 
 
 Transalpine, transai'iiin, udj. 
 
 iiber.ilpirtt), irniVir* Brr •Jlipen lirgriiB, fjilei 
 
 grii pB. iuol)iirnB, triiii^<iluiiiir(f). 
 
 Tlie t ra : kal pi ne countrie*, Bie Ciiil: 
 Ber jrniVir* Brr -Jlli'm. 
 
 Traiisanimate, tianxSn'nimlte, 
 (Iiir ) c «• Biird) Srcii'muiuiBeriinfj tteleben. 
 Transanimation , iran»anu«- 
 niA'alii'in. t. Bie @rrleniu(iiiBeriin<). 
 
 Transatlantic, trantatlan'i'k, 
 adj. triiitfiUliiiuiiVt) , iiBer|Vrir((). 
 
 Transcend, tranKend', (l>lt.) e. a. 
 I. T I'lBenlriiien. 2, 1 (eriua*) nbertreffrn, 
 fiber tc. (\tt)tn, ^inau^gel^en. 3. uBerf<()rei< 
 ten ((SJrritjrn). 
 
 Transcend, «. n. I. t (leigen. 2. 
 I'lBrr Bie C4)renjen Ber Sinneniuelt, uber 
 nfle (S-rfiil)rimr) l)iniin«9e()en. 
 
 T r a n K c e II d i n g , traiifcenBent. 
 
 Transcendence, transen'dcnse.^ 
 
 Tran«cemlency,iraiiseii'(iciue. ^ 
 
 I. Bie aSortri'tfiiiDfrit, D116 Urbcrijeiuicijt, 
 
 &tud[ii< Uebi'rlfnfnt)cit , (S-rl;iU'eiil)fit, aSpriiijiirt): 
 
 frit, tmi 'JliiS.rprBi-iitii(t)e. 2. Bie lUberfctjrei.- 
 
 Trannei, tran'n'l, o tnin'n'l, (fi'irlfilini , lUbirrrnbiing. 
 Tree- nail) t Per £rifr (p. C*'iien to. '■'ran!«C«*n<lent,traii»en'dent, nrfy. 
 
 Triinqnil, irang'kwii, .inr.) nrf/. 'pprtiiffHiD . piriii«li"1). erl)aboii. 
 nibio, ilid 'V. Bit ^Itmpipijiuf ic.;, riiljiij' Tri»ii««ceinieiitJ»l, nanseiideu."- 
 (UPii BriJi ©cmrirlje jt.;. |al, adj. I. (^Jhiior.j rraiiiciiiBiiir, triiuicrn 
 
 tiberfinii(i(b ; 
 [C5)fpm.] tranrcenBent, IranfcenBcnral . . . 
 2. ppriiinliit), pprrrrffliit , ()prf) , erl)iiben. 
 
 Transcendentiy,transen'dentil, 
 ado. oprjilgiii^, uortrcffiid), uodfommcn ; 
 uoringfivfife. 
 
 Transcolate, trans'kilAte, (int.) 
 V. a. (niid) 1) Biirrt)rcif>en. 
 
 Transcolation, transknii'shun, 
 «s Bfl* SMri1)|cil)rn , Bie Oiirdjreihiiiig. 
 
 Transcrii»e, transkiiue', ((.) e. a. 
 I. nbiVt)reibeii. 2. t iiact)af)men. 3. iGineiii 
 ein it)inii5 ic ) ilbertrngcn, ucrfrf)reibeii. 
 
 Transcriber, tranxkri'bur, «. Ber 
 'Mbt'(t)reiber. 
 
 Transcript, tran'xkr'pt. «. l. Bie 
 (enle) 9lbiVt)rift, Ri'pie. 2. t Bie itppie (iWudj* 
 nhmitti,']). 
 
 Transcription, transkr'p'ahun, 
 *. I. tai 'Mbiitreiben. 2. Bie 'Mbfc^rift. 3. 
 Bie 25frfd)rcibnnfl. 
 
 Transcriptively, tianskr'pt'- 
 ivle. iidv. nb|"rt)riftli(<), in jlpriijrifr. 
 
 Transcur, tianskur', <(nt.) v. n. 
 t I. I)in u. l)cr laiiffu pB. rrnnen. 2. i t)cr» 
 uniffftiurifen. 3 BiirAliiiitVn. 
 
 Transcursiou , IranHkurahun, 
 «. I. Bn* $in< II. i?irlaiifiii , ^H'|M)iueitVn, 
 Bie ■Jlb|Mnueitnii"l , iUbii«ei(l)iiiiij Ber unregrl* 
 mnfjige 9nuf. 2. Bn* i>iirit)l.iiifcn. 
 
 To make t ra nn c ii m i o ii x . ''}lbr(()il<i'ti 
 fiiHiien, ©rfurfioiien, iliifjriiiK mnrtifi. T.ie 
 affects of any one p;irl of the body in- 
 stanlty make a - throiiglinut the whole, 
 Bie e-mpfiiiBiiii(ien einrf iljcUe* Be« Itprprrtf 
 I'erbrfiten ilcf) iV.ileul) i'ipit Bnf (i).iiiie. 
 TransduCtifkH , irantdiik shuii, 
 Bnc- lli'brriiihrrn , >>i:iiibi'rt'nl)ren. 
 Trans<r , f. T 1 a n < e. 
 Traitselemi^iitation, trani> 
 eleMieiiii'ohuii. (P. Mt.) t. tie UrBiiigpin 
 luaiiMting , (Mrull^^1pffl'l■rll>l1ll^llllll^ 
 
 Transept, iranKC|)i. (u. (nt.) «. 
 Ber ®i-iientJii.i''l fH'f ^riiiitiril)e. 
 
 Transexiftn, iiansekxiiun, (p. i.) 
 «. Bie (M(;|"(l)lc(t)r6pirirtiiu1)nii(i. 
 
 Transrer, nansler'. (Int.) v. a. 
 I. (toi ut>ertrn<5en (eine ibiuiuintj :c. nup, 
 (&ineni) liberrrnoen, nbtreren, iibiriieben, 
 uberUiffen. 2. (to. into; iierlnii-n, perfetjcn 
 (nn(t>. 3. nbfdjreibeii, rinen 'J{r(1)nun.t?> 
 ppftfii uenV^en. 
 
 To transfer the laws of one country 
 to anoiiier, Bie (!>ie\t^e tiwei SniiBei in cm 
 nnBere« iierpflnnieu , Die (iJife^e eine& 55pi> 
 fe« nut ein nnBrrr* libertrngen. They 
 transferred all tlie honor of it upon 
 themselves, fte eignetrii Bie i^m^e <|-|)re B<i< 
 von }i<t) lelbil jll. To - the amount ot ^ 
 hill of exchange . eilien aji'djlVl (B. I). B*.H 
 S?etrng eine* ICfdjfi'l* ppui JRoiito Bc6 3>>l>' 
 lenBen) nb|d)reibfii. (Pain or the seat of 
 disease in the body), is often transferred 
 from one part to anoilier. ivirB Pft PPII 
 I'inem il)cile niif eitirn lUiDiTii perrrtjt, in 
 fiiicii niiBern iibfri]flrirer. 
 
 Transfer, trans icr. #. 1. Bie 33ir 
 legiiiig, SJenVijiiiiii. 2. Bie llebfrrr.igiiiig, 
 gftTipn, iJirilirf.ibtrrfiing, llrbrrgnbe. J. 
 |3pauBel| Bie llmiaMiiiii. 
 
 TraiiKfer of balance. l.<^..llBrlj Ber 
 SniBP iSortniij , S.iifpaiiPrnrag. 
 60* 
 
996 KAt«, far, fall, fat. >U, mel. Tine, fin. Ni. movp, n6r, sot, 6U. cl6nil. Ti'ihe. tub, full, t/zin. THi.5. 
 
 TKA 
 
 Transfer-liook, bn« 95iirf) , in WtU 
 ibes fcif ubcrtnigenen <Btod6 eiiigernigfn 
 n'ftfeii. --day«. Inge, <in beiieu geuiiffe 
 »3lfrifii , ©tant^pnpiere nn ten ^ni\itt ut'er; 
 trogeii lucrbeii. --office, Da* iSurfnu, 
 ino Mf litl'rrrrnnuiig ber uerfntifteii ©rrrtf 
 liflVrflf II. ('filiuiflt mirb. — paper, ©icrf«, 
 tv: rerfiiiift U. jii I'ibfrtrngen fliiS. 
 
 TrHII.sI'erable, liansfcrabl. adj. 
 
 1. i-nlfflt, I't-riV^r ivcrbeii foiiiifuD. 2. uter: 
 tia.ieii wttitn foniieiit), ubenrngbar, jii vn-- 
 l^.iiiCfln, ju begfbeii. [Deii fomitn- 
 
 To be I r a n s f e r a 1) 1 e . ubertrngeii ntv- 
 
 'JTrHiisferrectf transfcnee', ». Cer 
 G.r niuir, Urbfriieljiner. Grivfrbi'v. 
 
 XrHiisf errer , transierur, t. ber 
 Urbi-nriigcnbe, (Eebfiit, Slbt'reter, 
 
 Traiisngruration, transiiguri- 
 sluin. (lot.) *. 1. bie ®i'ftrtit^umuiiiiPliing, 
 Unigejlrtlrimg; (bef.) bie SBerflnriiiig ei)n(li. 
 
 2. baf ill (S-ijrni ber JBerfliirimg (Tiiriili ge: 
 friiTte %(\l, grfl ber aSrrflnriiug 6i)ri|li. 
 
 Xraiisiig'urev transtig'}uie. dot.) 
 ». .1. iinigeflolreii , imibilbcn, I'eriiioiibtlii; 
 tcrflorrn. (i-. a. burrf)tlc(t)eii, biircfjbrljrcn. 
 
 Xransfix, transflks', d. tiiuisfigo) 
 
 Traiisfliieiit, tian&fluent, dor.) 
 aiij. lipiTlb.l miter einerSJrricfeburdjpiegfiib. 
 
 Trail.sforillf tran.sfonn' , (p. lot.) 
 ». rt. iimfrniifii, iiiiibilben, iiuigeOoUeii, 
 jimrcbiiffi'ii , I'envrtiibeln; (imo) ueriuniibelii 
 ■ ill); (9)fi)il.l iimivoiiberii; [91Igebr.] uer= 
 ivoiibelii; [ri.Mii..-fotl). diet.] in glcifft ii. 
 53iiit ocriuonbdn iia6 SJrob u. ben SSSein 
 bfim 9ll'eiibnioI;Ie). 
 
 Be ye transformed by the renewing 
 •f your mind, |i Dcroubert eiic^ burd) ©r. 
 ntiifriiiig eurc^ ©iunei. 
 
 Trausf oriii , v. n. (to) ixnvanbelt 
 werPeii , tirf) oenvoiiPfln (in). 
 
 XrauKforBiiation, transformi'- 
 .\liun. t. bie UiiiiVrmiiiig, lliiibilMing, llm= 
 gcriouiiiig, Uiiird)offiiiig, SBerivoiibliiiig; (to. 
 iMio) bie 95enuoiibtiiiig (ill); [11}eol.] bie 
 ipiTjeinrOiiCiening (©iiiiiffionbenmg, 5>efel): 
 niiigi ; I93ii)(l.) bie llniiuoiibliiiui ber ©eele, 
 bo« gaiijiict)e SBeriVnfen be« 0)eniutl;e5 in 
 bie Oiotti)eir; (rom. fotl). itirdje] bie SBers 
 uniiMiing in ben J?ei6 ii. in bof 2?liit (Fljriili. 
 
 Traii-sforiner, transtormur, «. 
 (Siner, brr uinbilbet, i>eriunnbf(t ic. 
 
 Traiisforillillg^, (raustorm'mg. 
 adj. iiiiibiltenb, uingenoltenb, cine llnibiu 
 bnivfl , .^erieii^fliibernng l)frbeifiil)reiib ob. 
 l)erbfiiTil)rcn fDiinenb. - t. bie Unibilbiiiig, 
 Unigeiloitiinfl, 95crmonbliing. tti'i''cfW'ff>-'n. 
 
 Xran.sfreig^llt , IraiistrAte'. v. a. 
 
 XranMl'retatioii , tianst i eiik'- 
 
 sliun, *. t tini iuberid)iffen einer ']WJeer» 
 engr , bie lit berfcihrt. 
 
 TraiiMriiJte, fian»fu/e', (Int.) «. a. 
 I. iibivgirijeii, nu6 riiun; (iii'iViiTe in ein nns 
 beret giiDen et>. pu-Grii i.-.ffm, (jiriibrr flie< 
 #eii. 2. 1 HI (2.iiiir) liberiiiren (oii5 einetn 
 Kijrver in cineii oiibern). h> riiifli!'(jcn ; (to) 
 iibiTtrogen (oiif), fcrrvflonien (Oiin. 
 2. t>; To traii.stii.se a spirit <,f patriot- 
 ikiii frnni one to aiiotliei ; to — a 
 love ol leiteis. 
 TrWIIMfimiblf^f transfuzeM. adj. 
 iib«gegi>i7.n , eiiigi'itoMi, iibirtrogeu iverben 
 foi iienc. 
 
 TllA 
 
 Tran.sfusion, transfu'zhun, «. 
 
 I. bos Uebirgupfii , llnigiefien, ^iiiubt-rgie; 
 #en , bev llel'iriiiiB. 2. i a) [■■Xireb.] - of 
 blood, bie lU'biTliitiiiig be* ^bliirei? on* eiiieni 
 .ttijrper in einen oiibern, ber 55liitrniird), bie 
 SKliituiHTlritiing. b) boS (S-inpo^en, bie 
 llebfvirogiiiig. 3. bo^ lUbergegoiTi'iie. 
 
 TrailSJ^retS.S, tiansgiex', a. trans- 
 giedioi) V. a. 1. + lii'frritri'tten. 2. f ilber^ 
 rd)reiteii, libertreren (uerlefpeii, 6red)e.n). 
 
 To transgress pnynieiit, bie^uljlfrifl, 
 ben 3>il)'f''"'"'n nid)t l)olten. 
 
 Xraiisg^ress ) i>. >i. fi>t ber Uebcr: 
 tretiing eiiiee PieiVi^ee :c. rd)iiiMg luoctjen. 
 
 Adam, befoie lie irautgressed, 
 'Jlboni luT belli (Eiiiibciifodc. 
 
 Trails^ re»>»>iuu , transgrlsh'un. 
 *. I. T bos lUberrd)ri'iten. 2. i a) bie Ueber.- 
 tretnng (95erU'ijiiiig). b) ber gel;ler, bof 
 2}crgd)en. 
 
 TraiiNj^re.^sioiial f iiansgresh'- 
 iinal, ndi- ubertreteiib, Uebcrrritiingfi. ,. 
 
 Trausgressite « iiansgrls'slv, 
 udj. )ii UibiTnetiiiiiii'ii geiieigt, (Iroft'or. 
 
 Transgressor, tiausgresSur, t. 
 ber llebertrercr (cines (i)ciVi;e5 :c.). 
 
 Trausliape, traus-shiipe', V. a. t 
 iinigeilaUen, uinfoinien, iiiiibilben, Der> 
 iwonbelii. Shak. 
 
 Transllip, trans-slup'. V. a. (<Ii3oa> 
 rtn) jiir il3iebcn>trrd)itfiiiig, SBeiterfenbiiiig 
 iiiHloben, uniinben. 
 
 Xraiisllipill(?nt, trans-slii.p'meiit, 
 t. bie Uniiobiuig )ur SA3ei[en>erfenbnng i>b. 
 2Bieben'errd)iffniig. 
 
 Trausieuf , tran'sheent, (Int.) adj. 
 1. uon'ibergeljenb; biitdjreiiVnb. 2. uiirfibers 
 gel)enb, fiud)tig, flngeubiicflid), i'erg<iiiglic^. 
 
 A transient view, eine flud^tige ^n> 
 fitftt. 
 
 Xransiently, tran'slielntle. adv. 
 im aScrubergcijen ub. 2>orbeigtl)en, prid)tig, 
 im gliige. 
 
 Transientue8.s , tran'slieeiituet, 
 t bie 5ind)iiiifcir , 25i'vgniiglid)feic. 
 
 TransilieilCe, liansllyense,^ 
 
 Xraiisilieiicy f tiaiisllyensc,^ 
 t ber llcberfprung, Sprnng wi\ eiiicm Dinge 
 out bn« nnbere. 
 
 Traiisiivania, iiaunSlvA'uea, ((.> 
 t. ((JJergr.j ©itl'eiu-rirgen. 
 
 Trausilvuiliail.f tran>ilvi['nean. 
 adj. fiebeiibi'irgiid), tronijU'Onird). - *• ber 
 €iibeiibi'irger, Xroiii'yiuonirr, bie ®ieben> 
 bi'irgerinn. 
 
 Xraiisire, transfre'. (lot. ©3.) *. 
 rer^porilrjetici, <J$oiTirrd)cin (ber3''.'li"'l)5rbe), 
 greijetret. 
 
 XrauKity tran'nt. (lat. trnnsluis) t. 
 J. [9t|lrcn.] ber r'urdjgfliig. 2. [>>onbelj 
 (ihrougli) ber Jroiifino;, X)urd)goiig, bit 
 ;Diird)t'iil)r (burd)). 
 
 Transit of goods, bie 2i.>oorenburd)= 
 fiil)r, ber SlCooreiirriUirtr. - duiy fiee, cei 
 jollfreie Iroiifir. 
 
 Transit-duty, ($oilbiI. ber ^roni'ir(O): 
 jofl, Diird)goiige,ioll. — goods. «. pi 
 Diird)goiigJgutir, Durd)tiOMiji'i\'aori'ii, iron- 
 fito: ©liter, iroiifiri' = -Jlrtifil. --in sin. 
 me lit. [Slihrii.] bof ^sii)ogin;3"i^''nnie:if, 
 r)iirrf)fl<iiig*tVniri'!)r. - -s t o i e - li<i n » e. bOr 
 i.roniircs'OKogiiiiii. --trade, ler iron 
 
 TUA 
 
 fit(pihnnbef, ©iirif)gnngJ()onbef. 
 
 Xraiisitioil, tiausi^li'un.transish'- 
 t'iii, t. 1. (fioni. I'OM ; to. Jli; inio. iii) fet 
 Uebernnn.gj (bef.) ber llebcrgoiig uuii bet 
 'IGornie jiir itolte ob. I'oii ber ^lilte jut 
 -iBornie. 2. [9vl)ct. , ^Ttuf.] ber llebergoiig. 
 
 An iminediate transition from vviiiie 
 to black, eiiie uiiinittelbare iBeniiiberung bci 
 -SSeigen in £d)ii'nrj. 
 
 Tra ns i t io n -rocks, «. p{. [6$eDl.J bit 
 Ueberg'Tng?:®ebirgJiirt. 
 
 Xransitioiial , translxh'unal, adj. 
 eiiieii llebergoiig eiitl)Olteiib ob. nnjeigenb. 
 
 Xraii.sitive, tians'eiiv, (lar.) udj 
 I. libergelicnb. 2. l a) ilbergeljenb. b) 
 [ O)rotnni.] triinfitit), iiberleitenb; llebec 
 gangs . . . 
 
 Transitive verb, b(l5 troilftril'e 3eit» 
 lUOrt. Cold is active and — into bodies ad- 
 jacent, bie ^lilte ifl tijotig uiib gcijt in bit 
 onilpOeiibeii ^orper fiber. 
 
 Xraitsitorilyf tians'^lurele, adv. 
 ocri"ibfriiii)eiib, flu(l)rig, uergi^nglirt). 
 
 Xraiisit(>rines8 , transeiuiiuJs, 
 *. bie 3-iiid)tigfeit, !5i'rgonglid)feit. 
 
 Xraiisitury, trans et^iri. ((. tran*' 
 eo) adj. 1. I'ori'ibergfhi'nb, fliidirig, uergiing* 
 lid). 2. [3{i'd)t6rpr.] iroiifirin-ifd). 
 
 Xranslatable, tran^lAteabl, adj 
 uberrrogeii, fibiTfeOt iverben toiineiib. 
 
 Xraiislate, translate', (lor. transt- 
 fero) V. a. 1. a) nn eiiien nnbern Drt briii* 
 gen, niif eiiie nnbere ©rede fe^en ob. tl;iin, 
 I'erfeijeii , I'crlegen ; (to) uerfe^en (n ii f ein 
 •iji#tl)iini jc). b) II luegiietjiiien (in ben 5pinii 
 nu'l ucrfei^eii). 2. i a) n (from) (iai jivonig» 
 reid) :c.) neljmen (uon ©incni). b) (into) 
 I'criV^en (iiD. c) ucrfeijcn (eiiie jtrnnfljeit). 
 3. iibertrogen, ilbcrlnffen. Shak. 4. iiber» 
 trogcn, I'lberfeijcn (ein Suet) :c.). 5. t a) 
 oiifiegen, crfioren, beuten. b) (to) periunm 
 belli, iiiniuonbeln (in). Shak. 
 
 To translate word for word , Si3ort 
 I'or ^lUrrt, ivonlid) ubiriV^en. 
 
 Xranslatiuil, transl4'sliun , «. I. 
 a) b06 *lS3fgbriiiflen, bie 2i3egl)ringiiiig, 23er» 
 fitjung, aSerlegiing; [*)}feb.] (to) bie a3er» 
 fettling (eiiier JSronfl)eit n ii f ic.). b) || bie 
 aiegnoljnie (2Si'rrei)iiiig in ben i>iniine(). 2. 
 (in engerer 25ebeuriiiig) bie SSerfeijuiig eine< 
 •i5ird)iv'* rtiif tin nnbtc« 33iftl)iiin. 3. bo5 
 lleberrrogeii, bie llebertrognng, lleberfe^ung. 
 i. bie lleberfe^ung (Pie iiberret^te ®d)ri|f). o. 
 [Sprod)f.) bie Ueberrrogiing, 0)Vetopl)er. 
 
 Xruiislatitiuiis, tiansiaiish'u . 
 udj. t I- r Trau.slaii ve. 2. nil» eilieni 
 iriiiiffii 2oiibo tPrriiet>rod)t. 
 
 XrailMlative, translA't'v. adj. WW 
 nnberii gi'iuMimiiii, l)rnibirgeiuMiimen. 
 
 XraiiNlatur, tr^nslaiur, t. btr 
 UebinViuT. 
 
 XraiiSlatury , trans'latiire, adj. 
 iit'iTtrogeiiC, juiii lUferrrogen bieiilid). - *. 
 -{• Me llei'iTtrogiiiig. l.UebirH-^erinn. 
 
 XraiiNlatre.tis, iiansidtrcs. t. bie 
 
 Xraii.*! location, tiauNiokik'sliun, 
 ilor.i t. bie iUrru-ijiiiig, Iroii6loforion. 
 
 XrailxlllCeilCy, nanslu sense, i 
 
 XraiiJ«lucijla€?».<»,iianslii »!diie».^ 
 I lot. tran.sliiceiis) *. I. T ra n s I ii c e n c y , 
 ■)).niuToig.] boc i5urd)rd)etiirn. 2. cie J)ur(t>i 
 liiDugfeii. 
 
nile, far. lall, fat. >U. met. Fine, fin. N6,n)6ve, n6r, got, 6II, cloud. Ti^be. tub, full. Onn, TlUs. 997 
 
 TRA 
 
 TranRliicenf, tranKh'rxent.^ 
 
 Traiislucid, tians.lMsid, ^ 
 1. Translucent, [•IKiiifralg.] iutd)f<i)ei! 
 ntnft. 2. tiir*fid)rig. 
 
 TrHiiSiiiarine) trantmareen', (1.) 
 adj. ubfrfreifcf), ji'iifeit^ iti yjitntt bcfliit>= 
 lict, ub« ^cm 'iCifcrf. 
 
 Trans III e<»V, tranmiA', (1. traux- 
 muto) p. a. -f vtrwawtein. 
 
 TraiiSlllig:ran< , Irans'm^gi ant. 
 (D. I.) adj. autmanDerni. ubtrnoAiititriib, lutQ 
 )i(I)riib. 
 
 TranKinig:rant , «■ I. ^fr 9iii£; 
 jrnntcrer. 'i. Qriner, ^tr in eiiifii niibfrii 3": 
 (tout) ubergef^t, in eiiidi nncerii fiDr|>cr 
 n»iint»rrr. 
 
 Xransinlerrate, Iram'megrite. 
 (I.) v.n I. ^Ibl•nunll^frll, flll«a«lu^m^, ivfij 
 juhtii. 2. nu« tiiiem fionur in eiiiwi niiCtrii 
 Uiiiirrrn; (inio) lUl^n^l■rll (in). 
 
 Traiisiiii^ratioii, iian«aiegri-- 
 ■liun, #. I. t\( 2Srtii£irriiiig, lUb(rrll'nll^f 
 rinifl; (into) bit SiiifHfniirfniiig, 6« 3"fl. 
 91ii#jiifl innd). in). 2. ^er Ufbcrgniiji fiiirt 
 I)iii(jt6 in einen nn^frn 3iifl'i"6; -, J6cr - 
 ofKouli, Me SrtlcnwonArrtinn. 
 
 Tran8iiiif;rator.iran>'in^griiur. 
 «. tn 5!Diinterer, ^Jliifiimnbtrer. 
 
 Tranniiiigratoryf tranamigra 
 turi, aWj. lvant>l•r^^, fibiruiniirfriiP, nuf fc 
 nem ^orprr in timn ontern luniirmie, I'lm 
 finem3ii0rt»t«'" finenfliiffrn 3ii(lnn6 ul'fr: 
 (jrfifnP, [ite, «. Ml- Urbirtrfl.il'iirffir. 
 
 Tran(»inl»«sibill*y,iianMiiis»ebil' 
 
 TrilllNllliSSibltr y nantnu* k^UI. 
 (fr. W.) adj. I. fii'irrmflbflr, I'lbfrfroiirn. 
 ubcrlniTtn, I'ibfrlicfrrt, utrrrbt wnttn fBn- 
 nenc. 2. (Burd) cinrn btirAfiftfi'lfn Abr 
 per) fiirtflrpfliinjt iverbtn ftiincuB (uom 
 l;id)t«). 
 
 TranRinlNslon, tiaii«nii»h'iin. a ) 
 ». I. tie lUbrnVfjirfuiig , aSfrreiirmig, U<bir 
 niiKtiiiKj, llibrrftiihiiiig (from, I'cn, niif; 
 to, niid), in, nn); - of good*, tie 5ICiirtrcii: 
 I'friViiMiiiji, SveMritMi. 2. t a > tii<»o) tie 
 SBrriVenng (in), bi [Cpr.] trr DiirAgnng 
 (tt* Sid)te«), tie rurd)in(Iiing , JiTtpflnii. 
 jinig, tii« t)iir(f)(iihfii iter Ci(f>t|1m()leu>. o 
 tie lleberlifferiing; O'lio) tie Urberrr.igiing, 
 ajerpft.injiiiig (lu'n OJeie^eii jc na(b ic.i 
 d) [OUd)Uf\>r.] {fo> tie nrtertrrtgiiug duip, 
 Ueberl.iffiing <m>, Sircrbiiiig duif). 
 
 Charges of t ra n »m i«« i on , (<^nntel| 
 
 €l>etiiionfgebiihrrn. Place ef -, l^rtntel) 
 
 bet Spetitioiif p(n(<, »!lbl.igfrpla<5 ; fmdjpl.i^. 
 
 Transniiolon - business, t.i6 
 
 6petitlrnfflfi(l)(ift, tie epetirionfljniitliing. 
 
 TrailSllliHNive, Irantuiik'kiv, adj. 
 I. i"ibcri(1)icfr. 2. i «) fiberliefert. b) fort, 
 gepfl.iiijt (11. Cid tf. 
 
 Trailhinit , tian»nnt'. (Int.) r. a 
 1. » (to. in, aw, \\a<b; ©inenn riberi'd)i(ffM. 
 I'lberfentcn , ribirniiid)en , iprtiren. 2. t a) 
 <to) uberliffirn ((Jiiirni), ((tiif G'inen) f('rt= 
 pflnnjen, briiigni. b^ (to ilbertrngen, i«fr. 
 trbcn (rtiifi, I'lbrrlnfTon. ci [^1)1)1'. ) «> tiir(t)! 
 Iflffen, tur(f)gihe" IniKn (£'id)r, CS'lefrrijifiir 
 K.). /J: fprtpfliinjen (tn^ Sicftt, ten ediall :c. >. 
 
 Lrglit is transmitted from (lie suu to 
 the earili, tK\6 l'i(t)t pfliiiijt fid) I'Pn ttr 
 Sonne nnd) ter &rit fort. - your trieii<ily 
 lieauit to earth , frnft eiire |rruntlid)cn 
 
 TRA 
 
 Strn^fen jut ^rte. Transmitting me 
 etc. the etc , bei oter uuter dinfentung 
 eei >c. 
 
 Transmittal, transm't'ial. t. imi 
 lleberrfl)i£fen , tie Ueberfentung; f. Trans- 
 mission. llUbenVbitfer. Ili-berrenter. 
 
 Transmitter, naiismit'iiir. i. trr 
 
 Transmitter of goods , ter SUoareti: 
 oerientcr, Spetirnir. 
 
 Tran.<iinittibie.transmit'tebl,n(0'. 
 ilberfc^itft, t'lDfriiefirt, Tiberirogen, fortge 
 pjlan^t ivcrteii fonnenb. 
 
 Trunsmog^rapiiy « traasmog' 
 graie, v. a. f unibiiten , periuaiitcln , uni: 
 fletten. 
 
 Transmutabiiity, transnmta 
 bil'ei'e. *. tie aSeriuniitHbiu-feit, ter Sni^'^nb, 
 trt (ftiuaS I'envnnbflt lufrteii f.inn. 
 
 TranSlllutabie.traHkUii'tabl,a(<;. 
 i>t'rn)itntelbor, iienutiiiti'lc lucrtcn founcnb, 
 ill I'rnvnntclH, fid) ucriuiintelii liiffeiib. 
 
 (The fluids and solids of an animal 
 body) are trans mutable into one an 
 other, tafT^n fid) eiiietf in tat nntere i<er 
 ivnntelii. fi)nnen eiiid in ti\6 niitere per 
 wiiiitflt njrrten. 
 
 TranMiiiutabi)', transmit table, 
 a/<«i. i>eniiiiiitrlb>ir, orrantrrlid). 
 
 Transiiiiitatiun.tiani.niuii'shun 
 *. I. [(Ft^ein., ^}lldn)in.. 0)et<ni. ic] (inio) tie 
 35ern<anMiiiig, Uiinuniitliing (in). 2. f tie 
 ■Srriintcriiiig, ter 213ed)rrl. 
 
 Transmute, transmiiie', (I.) v. a. 
 (into) i*era>iiiitclii, iiiiiiuAiitelii (ini. 
 
 Transmuter, transmutur, «. Qi. 
 net, ter (j. 35. &ikm in fflolt 2c.) penunn. 
 Celt iinnvaiitelt. 
 
 Transnation, transnlshun, / 
 
 Transnatatiun,irau«uaii'shun,5 
 t, + (". T r a II a I i o n . 
 
 Transiiavlffation, transnawe 
 gji'khun, (Inc.) «. bai Uebcrrd)>tf<^n , i^iiw 
 ribrrrd)itfi'n. 
 
 Transnear, transnire'. (P. trani. 
 II. near) v. «. i iiiihe fiMiitneii, l)iiilniigi-n. 
 
 Transuominate « tiauxinui'- 
 nieiiAte. (Int.) e. a. nnteri benennen, uni: 
 tn II fill. 
 
 Transom, iran'sum, ((. transennai 
 #. I. ter Qiierbnifen , t(t» £lnerl)o(t (uber 
 rinet Ihtire ic.i; - of a gun carriage. 
 [•Wnr.) tn* Snlb eine« SRnpert*. 2. pt. -s. 
 Me $5lier nn ten {Jebern eiiice >IBiigen«. 3. 
 l')Rnr.] a) bet i^erfbnlfen. b) ter >H.'orp. 
 Filling -. eine 'llrt jrillljrrfbnlfrn jiuiiitm 
 tein <j5irfbnlfeii iint Unrerl^ecfbnlfeii. 4. liiSii'i 
 I'enfrt).) ter ©itjicbir, bai ilrcuj nn cineni 
 3nfob*llnbe. 
 
 Transom-bolt, [«IJfnr.] ber ©olieii, 
 ber Piird) tat finib u. bit Sajnnbe eiiiee ^ia 
 perrf (jrl)t. --kueea, «. pL [■))Mr.l tir 
 ^irffiiie; I". Knee, --plate, [>))fnr.> bnc- 
 !btrd)Inge eine* SKnpert*. --window, tnf 
 Qnirfenfter. 
 
 TrailKtpailane, trans'padine. (I.) 
 «(//. ieiifrite te* (gliiffff) JJi) liegi'iib, trail*; 
 pntniiifd). 
 
 Truiisparency, iraiiKpA'raiiKC ii. 
 
 Transpstrentiiess,traiii>pA reni- 
 ne*. (I'r. IB. I *. i"'ie Diird)rid)ti!)rfit. 
 
 H'raiiitiparent, transpi'rent, adj. 
 I. turd)fd)ciiieiib, tiird)ri4)tia> 2. benSur<l)> 
 
 TRA 
 
 Jgnng be« Cicftfe* geflnttenb. DRVDEit. -ado. 
 Tr;<n>ipa'rently. tlird)fid>tig. 
 
 Transpass , transpas-, v. a. i 
 I'lbcriAreiteii, ilberfnljren. 
 
 TranspaKs, b. n. + peril 6frg<l)en 
 
 Transpicuous, tianspik'iius, (p 
 (nt.) adj. tiintu1)i>iiiriit, tiird)firf)tig. 
 
 Transpierce, trauNpceisc', trans 
 perse', ( tr. traiiKpercer) i>. a. I. f bnrc^> 
 lied)?!!, biiriftbPhreH. '2. f turd)triiigcn. 
 
 Transpirabie, iranspi rabi, adj 
 nii*M'iii(lbnr. 
 
 Transpiration, tran.'sperJi'shun, 
 *. 1. tic ••Jlllrtnililuiig. 2. lOTcb.] flir Per- 
 spiration. 
 
 Transpire, transpire'. (Int.) ». n 
 l.nii^tiini'len (from, nii*). 2. t a) riid)t6ni 
 Dt. befniintiuerten, nii^foinnicn. (v impers.) 
 oerlniiten. b) fi(() jnrrngen, fic^ rrcigneii, gei 
 r(i)i'hrn. Webster 
 
 Transpire, v. a. nnJtiliMlen. 
 
 Transpiace, transplase'. t>. a. i 
 uerlegen; I'fnVtjen (to. in. nm, innfe^en. 
 
 Transplant, transplant', (v. I.) v.a, 
 
 1. ; perpftnnjen, oeriVt^fn. 2. f oerpflnnjeii 
 (@iiiivol)iier) , veriV^eii ; (to, into) KetfeQei* 
 (III), ofrpflniijen (nnd)). 
 
 Transplantation, transpiami' 
 shun, §. I. f tie SBrrpfiniijiiiig, 33errei)iiiig. 
 
 2. i a) (to) tie SBerpflniiiiiiig (p. e'inwpl)* 
 nem JC), SBerfe^mig (iind)). b) [9J?eb.l a) 
 - of diseases, tie .drniifheir^oeriV^iing, 93er» 
 iV^iiiig ot. Ufberleitiing ihmi ^rniifljeiten in 
 einen niitern .R&rper. fS) tie 9Ser|c0iiiig«fiit, 
 lleberlemiiigpfiir. 
 
 Transplanter, transplant'ur, «. 
 I. G-iiier, ter oerfeyt, oerpflnnit, bet 93er» 
 pflniiirr. 2. ein (SJnrteniuerfjeng iiim 2}er» 
 fc^en i>on ■■Bniiinen. 
 
 Transplendenoy , transpiend'- 
 
 ense. (Inr. traua II. splendens) «. ter Pl^r> 
 
 juglidje Winn). [adi. ilbitnn* ginnjenb. 
 
 Transplendent, transplend'enr, 
 
 Trau)«plendently, transpieiid'- 
 
 entle. adv. ooii ubernii* grogent ©Innje. 
 
 Transport, transport', (Int.) o. a. 
 I. (from. lUMi , nil*; to, in, an, nnd)) forr* 
 briiigen , forti'djnfffii , forffnijren, ivenfiihrcn, 
 hiiiritierfd)>''ffcn, oerfenten, i>errul)reii, frniifi 
 portiren ; I'ene^eii; nberfe^en, iiberrd)ifTcn 
 (over, fiber). 2. t «) nbirtrngen. b) iiberi 
 brJiigni (einen 9Iiiffrng to. o nietcrlrgen 
 (to. ini. .■?. urrbniiiieii te* Sniibe* I'friueiiVn j 
 1 (?iigi ] ■I'lii) eincm 25erbnniiiiiig*orre (u-ie 
 •yi'tniitjb.n) u.) niif fine flfiuiffe 3cit oeriuei' 
 I'eii Ob. rd)i(tcii, trpornreii. 4. f l)lnreigrii, 
 niiBiT ud) 'Vijcn, eiUirirfiMi. 5. t <i"9 '''•»' 
 lOilt III tie niitere rdjnfTen. Shak. 
 
 To trtiiisport a ship, ein €id)if in ei> 
 nem $nfeii niif fine niibere (5n'(lc brtiigen. 
 Kniih -s mountains, bet (SJlailbe UfriVlit 
 iScrge. Love -a hiiu. er ifl uor Cicbe niioir 
 n\t). To be -ed with joy. por Jri'iite niigit 
 fid) fein. -ed by the violence of a sudden 
 passion, poll ber $)ffrigfcit eiiier pIo(jli(t>eii 
 2eiCfiird)nff ergrifTrn. A« if -ed wiih some 
 lit of passion, ivieooiieiiirr plotjlidjen C'ribeiit 
 rd)ntr ergrlffen, iwie in eincr '2lin«nii6liin(j 
 geivnlrliirr £eitenfd)nft. 
 
 Transport, trans'pArt, «. I. tat 
 Sortbrliigeii. 5orrfd)njfeii, SBenVnten, llebet* 
 fd)iifsn, Ueberfe^en, SJerfiiljrcii , aJii«fiii;teii, 
 
998 F^ie, far, fall, fau M4, met. Fine, fin. N6, m6ve, n6r, got, 6!K c?66<l. Ti^be, tub, fdll. lAin, THis. 
 
 TKA 
 
 5>iTbrifrit)ren , tie •Uiiffuht , Sortfdjflffiinfl, 
 23crren6uiifl , Ucberful^ri, fccr Iriiiifvort. Q. 
 -. cliaiges of -, tit Inilifpoictoflfll. 3. 
 ba« Xrnn6t)i'rri"d)iff, Ufberfnljrtefdjiff, 5vacl)t= 
 Miiff. 4. ^er StiiiPeeiH-ruMcreiie, 2>frl>anntf, 
 Depcrttrre, jiir Deprrt.uioii 25iTiirrt)filtf. 5. 
 1 a) t^vis^tfrpr-J t>'< UeDtrcnirtmifl c\nti 
 (i>niiit>eigeiitl)iiiii« on ciiifii Sritren iuittcl|l 
 eiin!t '=J5riUiit>Ufbernnfiiiift. b; [33iid)^nlt.] 
 ti-r tninepin-t. Die llfbirtniijiiiig, fer lUbtr- 
 triifl. c) 6if ©■Mtjucfunfli tcr >2liiibruc<) (Bcr 
 greiiDe jc). 
 
 Ships for transport, Irrtll^pDrtrctiffe. 
 -8 of joy, 9Jii^l'n'ii1)euDiriJrcii£ie, ^ie^5rcu&e: 
 truufeiiljeir, iex Jyrtiii&nitaiitud. Witit -» of 
 joy. freuDctriiiifen. 
 
 Transport -board, 6ie fipiiiinifTiirieii, 
 Me uiiter bet RonttoU t)t6 Stmit^iVftetarifltf 
 {1(6 3uMcrn Die 95erfi'il)riiiiij I'Cii Iriippeii, 
 gSi'rriitljeii :c. beiorgtii. --sliip, Dnelrnii«> 
 pprtidiiff- 
 
 Transpur<ubl<'!, tiaiispnrt'ai>l. 
 oiij. fi>rt»riiujlid) . fortijf t'riid)t , fDrri)fful)rt 
 fDri!iord)iijft, trniifportirt, periVljt zc. iverDeii 
 fiJiuifiiD, icrtjiibriiigi'u, ju triiiupLTtirrii ic. 
 
 To be I ran sportab le . fiirti]Ct<ra(i)t, 
 truiifpiM'tirr :c. a'l•r^eIl foiiiifii. 
 
 VrauspurtltllCe, tianxport'anse, 
 «. -J- Dif S'l'^f riiniffiiiifl , llctuTMlirt. 
 
 Trikiiwpurtunt , u aiiNp6rt'ant,a(</. 
 •f I'litiiicffiiD- 
 
 Trausporfation , tranKp^rta' 
 shun, t. I. Die 5ortf(l)iiffii!ig , SSerfeiiDimg, 
 lleberfci^iiMg , Uebfrfitiffiiua, Uebfrfaljrt. - 
 by water, Dte SBerfeiiDuiig , ajerfuljtiiiig jii 
 2Ciifier, Dct SKniTertrniifport. 2. Die Ueber; 
 trngiiiig. 3. ± Die 'iliiilirfiiiig. 4. Die SSer^ 
 banmiiig, CniiDef periweifiiiig. 5. Die SBerfetjiing 
 tPiMi $iliiit)eii IC. au6 eiiit'tii SaiiDc in eiii 
 <inDere6). 6. f tic Gntjricfiiiig. Sot;TH. 
 
 To provide a vessel for their trans- 
 portation, ein @ct)iff beforgen, urn fie 
 fDrtjubringen. [ade. eiitjfirft, niigcr fid). 
 
 rrraiisporteillyv transporledle, 
 
 ¥ ransportediiess, transp&rf- 
 ednes. *■ Die (S-ntjilcfuiig , t<\6 ^nrjilcftfein, 
 Dir 3uil>inD Der Gnrificfiing , bH &ntiucft. 
 fcin*. 
 
 Transporter, trSnsp^rt'ur. <. i. 
 ^•iiiet, Dirtrnr(t)iitfc, fibrrrrtjifftic. 2. (Wnt^.) 
 Hr irnnfpurtfiir (ein mail). aScrfjeiig). 
 
 Traiisportiiag", transport'ing, adj. 
 tnfiiitfriiD. 
 
 Traiisp«>rtinent,iranKp&rt'nieut. 
 «. fiit 25i'rirt)iffliMg; f. T raHsportation. 
 
 TraiifipoAial , iiansp6'zal, «. Die 
 aJoti'ct)imfl. 
 
 Transpose, transpoze', (tat. 
 transpoHo,- v u. I. lu'rfi^cii , iimiVljen; (toj 
 t«rvfe?cn (in , nil, nnd)); ( Wramm. , '21ig.l 
 rerifljfM; [OKiif] vfnitjen, ilberiV^eii, trawi-. 
 prmreii. i. I ?3iid)bMiP.i perbiiiDen, per^if> 
 ti'M ; l-liu'i-gr ] oerftljcn; percnitfen. 
 
 Transposer, transp6 zur, «. Qu 
 lirr. Per PcriVtjt, iinnVtst. 
 
 Transposition, transpAziohun. 
 «. iD.i^SJcriV^en, 9JrriVi;i|Vin) Die58erreijuiig; 
 (•Jill)., 0)riuiim., 'TOni'.] Die SScrft^iing ; 
 (Viidjt'inD.l Die SSerbiiiDnng , SBerljeftnng ; 
 (luppgr.) Die aSenV^iiiifl ; iai SerDriirfcn, 
 l6rrMii><t|Vin. 
 
 Transpositional} transpizuh • 
 
 TRA 
 
 unai, adj. jiir 9Jerfe$un(j (jffjBrig, 6ie 95er« 
 reeling belrcffen*. 
 
 Transpositive , transpoz'zltiv. 
 adj. Diird) aSerict>iiiig beiuerPilttligt, in SSer: 
 Ijung bi|li'l)eiiD. [f in il>ri>l''» briiigen. 
 
 Traiisprose, tranxproze', V. u. 
 
 Transubstantiate , iransijb- 
 ••■an'slieate, (p. I.) v. a. ill ciii (iiiDeref Wc- 
 fen ueripanDi'ln; (roiii. « fiui). i(ird)ej to 
 - (the sacramental elements,) bread and 
 wine, inio the flesli and blood of Cliri.%1, 
 Oil* SBrPb iiiiD Den iBeiii in Den 2eio iinD in 
 oa$ 23Uu (Shrii^i piriunnDeln. 
 
 Transubstautiation, transub- 
 «tansh*il'slmn, j. Dte SSenUiiiiDlung einer 
 aubfliini in cine niiDere, iOereiisperwtUiD! 
 lung; [rpin. > fntt). Jlird)e] Die S[i}iinDUing, 
 trant'iibiliintiiutpii. 
 
 Transubstantiator, transub- 
 .sian.>liea'iur, j. iriiin. » fiUl). Kirc^e] Dei 
 'ii5(inMiing?gliUibige. 
 
 Trausutlation , transinjdA'siiun, 
 I p. Int.) *. Dn6 X)urd)iit)H)i9en , Durd)- 
 i\1)RU'igt:n ; Diird>rifffrii. 
 
 Transudatory , transhu dature. 
 udj. Ducd)|\^ipit^eiiD, Diird)i'c^ivei^enDi Durd)' 
 ilffetnD. 
 
 Transude, trlnsude', (lat.) e. n. 
 £>nrd)i"4)ipit(cn, Durct)i"d)ivciBeii ; Diird)|'ietfrn , 
 ulirougb; Durrf) K. \(t)\vn)(U, |'d)iueipcii , I'le. 
 fern, Diirct) ... t)inDnrd) rd)tvujen, fdjivei^en, 
 fiifern. 
 
 Transunie , transiime' , (I.) V. a. 
 t l)intibec pD. t)erubcr n('i;uten, ein X)iiig in 
 Dae niiDere penuanoeln. 
 
 Trausuinpt, transumi',*«. t Dae 
 Iranriinit , Die beauuibigte !21(>|'d)ritt ppin 
 Drig nale. 
 
 Transuinption, tiatisum'shun 
 1. 1 Cae 2tJegiul)iiicn poii einein Crte an Den 
 aiiDern, Da6 $iniiberiiel)nien, ipenibernel). 
 men; [in i£<l)uleii] Der ©o'l'^fl'^"'"^ butcb 
 Dae ,3ugeben, Die (S'inraiimnng eined '$af> 
 tiling, iitn ein al)nlid)e^ |ii beiueifen. 
 
 Trans vasatioil, n ansva^i'shun. 
 (P. |.^ t. tut Umgic^-en, UmtiiUen, Die Unit 
 gicBung. UnitiiUiing. 
 
 Transvection , Iransvlk'khun . 
 aat ) *■ Die llebertal)rt, Ueberriiljre. 
 
 Transversal, irausversal, adj. 
 
 qner laufenD. [tenliiiie (eiiiefi 6}ff4li'd)te). 
 
 Ill tlie transversal line, in Dcr •^n. 
 
 Transversaliy , iransversaiie. 
 ade. freiiiip ife, qner, r'd)riifl, in rd)rnger 
 3itd)tung. 
 
 Transverse, transverse', (lat. 
 
 trans II. verto j v. a. f umailDrril , pernil 
 Dern, nbanDern, perfel)ren, mnriiirien. 
 
 Transverse, tlat. transversus) adj. 
 qner laiifenD, aiier.., Siueril) . . . 
 
 Transverse diameter or iixi», [(5)epm.j 
 Der Guer&iird)mriTer, Die £liuriid)te. - line. 
 iWepm.l Die Qnerl'iiie. - sntnre. ['Ulnai.j 
 Die £liiernnl)t im Qie\\A)xe. - muscle. ['Jlnar. j 
 Der Qiiermu^fel. - paitition. [ 25or. j Die 
 £llli'rtl)eilnng. Part are in siinit lines, pai 
 ill - are found, man fin^er |ie tl^eiie in gc- 
 raDen Sinicn, fl)eil* qner liegeiiD- 
 
 Trans vers<eiy, transvlrs'le. adv. 
 qner, fdirag, freiiiroeiie, qner Piird), ilber^ 
 jiperd), ill Die Qiiere, iiatf) Drr Qiiere. 
 
 Truut, tiaui, V. n. [Oirti.j ibcf. niii 
 
 TRA 
 
 ©eeprcften) ^nuftreit. 
 
 Trtuiter, trant'ur, *. [Dertf. ] bet 
 ©eeftfd)l)aiiDIer, 5irrf)fnrrner, $i)fer,$aiiMrer. 
 
 Trap, trap, (fr. frappe) *. l. tie Jallt 
 (nni ?Offlnfe, %i\^^t ic. )u fangen); (ant^i 
 Die iJalle (nm '^Jfenfcften }u fangen). 2. f Der 
 ^interhalt; ji Die SJerurfnng. 3. Die fil.ippe, 
 Der ®d)lag. 4. e p^ -s. i>autiT, £d)ert]en. 
 5. eine airt S8a(li>icl Der ^inDer, mobei Der 
 Sad mit eintm Stpcfe getricben itnrD. 
 
 A trap to catch rats, eiiie 9?imeiifafle. 
 A mouse — , eine <)5Janeta(Ie, 9XaniVraHe. 
 A - for foxes, eine 5iid)rfane. To set » -, 
 eine gnllc ileflen, ridjten. To set -s lor etc., 
 CWdurenZOtJilfleilftcnen. They continually 
 laid -s to ensnare him, fie legtcn i()m im» 
 iiier Sanilritfe. You don't underst-uid -, 
 iljr Dentt nid)t^ Slrged Dnhei. 
 
 T r n p'- d o o r. Die {JafUI)ur, Sinppc, itMpp« 
 tl)ur. --stair*, t. pi. Die JJaflireppe. -- 
 stick, I. Der ©tpcf jnin '^adfitlagi'n. 2. 
 pi. — », Diinne 2)eine. Addisok. |Dfr Irapp 
 
 Trap, (\&im. trappa) ». ['Wineraig.j 
 
 Figurate trap, Der Sbaialf. | IiifflP>5d'(. 
 
 Trap- tuff, Der Irapp:, Safalttiijf , Die 
 
 Tr<tp, V. a. 1. in einer Jalle fangni. 
 J. i fangen, ertnppen. 3. -}• jieren, fdjmfirfen, 
 piiijrii; r^jferDe) nnf(^irreii. 
 
 Trap, I', n. (for) (einetn Ifjicre) eine 
 5a(lf flfllfii, gaden flefleii. 
 
 Trapan, irapau', (angelf. treppau) 
 0. a. fangen, perilricfen. 
 
 Trapan, s. Die ©d)linge, g.ifle. 
 
 Triipanner, trapaii'nur , «. Der 
 iSfnril)rer; ^iiiDerDieb; — of souls, Der See* 
 kiipiTfaiifer. 
 
 Trape, tripe, ».n.tmi"iglg u. frf)lant. 
 pig nnil)crrd)lenDern, f)ernmr(^lenDern, l)er« 
 iinilaufen, iiint)crfd)lumpeii. 
 
 Trapes, trapes, s. Die <pernmlaiife> 
 riiin, iSd)Iiiinpe, ©d)lainpe. 
 
 Trapezian, trapezhean, adj. |£r(> 
 jladpgr.J trapejii't^. 
 
 Trapeziforni, trape zclorm. adj. 
 i5}ot., G>)epin. :c.j trapcifprniig, irapi'iahiiiid). 
 
 Trapeziiiedron,tiapeiei<e'di6a, 
 t. ('3)?iiieralg.| ba& IrnpejieCrpn. 
 
 Trapezium, trape zlieum.'gr. 'lii- 
 pezion) pi. Trape zia PD. Trapeziums. 
 J. I. [®epni.] D<1« Irapej. 2. ['Jliiai. J ixii 
 iiiflerfige ^aiiDiuiirjelbeiii. 
 
 Trapezoid, trapezoid', t. [®eem.] 
 Die trapejLMDe, DaS XrapejoiD. 
 
 Trapezoidal, trapezoidal, u,i. 
 frnptjiiljulid). 
 
 Trapping-s , trap'p'ngz, (and) , 
 Trappers) s. pi. 1. Die 9Sfrjieriing , Per 
 ■)5ii9, @d)mii(t. 2. Da« 'ipferDegfrd)irr .jiini 
 «faate, Dcr ^fVrDc('d)iiincf, <£attciri1)miirf. 
 
 TrappOUS, trap'pus. adj. [ 'i))?inf« 
 lalg. i nim irapp geljijrig, trappal^nlid), trapp< 
 arrig, Ir.ipp. .. 
 
 Trasii, trash, (fdiip. irasa) «. I. Dcr 
 £d)i>fi'l, ^liinPer, 5&errel ; iinniltse itrani. Die 
 i'liniperei. 2. Der Uiirarl), »!liiripiirf; fd)pfie 
 •Wcind), Snmpenfcrl, ipiinD. Shak. 3. eine 
 rpl)c i£pei|V, ein al6 >£peirc iiiiDieiilid)cr ©rcff, 
 ibef.) Die fd)lcd)ie (nnreife) 5riid)t (Die iviiu 
 ?er zc. pft cffen). 4. Die abgcljaiienen (58a"ni>> 
 •Jlcile; [253cilinD.] a) -, field-trash, Dte 
 I'erPi'rbencn flatter u. ©Icngcl tt6 S'lrfT* 
 i'i't;r£; b; -, c&ue- trash, Der 'JlbfaU, 0>e 
 
Fate, far, fall, fa«. ^U, met. Fine, fin. NA, mive, n6r, got. 6*1. rl6od. Tt^be. tfib. fdll. t^in. THis 
 
 999 
 
 TRA 
 
 fibfant pom 3u*errol)T, We ifrntatrnte SRinte 
 6f« 3urftrrpf)r6. 5. tin Wifitieii, fine i^iaiiV 
 J(u))prl ct. fonfl ttnai ®d))i)ere£, t>a$ tnaii 
 <^llll^e^ urn tfu $iil5 Uflt , tie riiftfter nte 
 Bie oiitrrii ^iiiiDe itv 'TKrute jiigeii. 
 
 Trasli, e. a. I. rovpeii, fappen, be: 
 
 f*neiDcit , (lu^eu (93niinu) ; tn !8latier fre 
 
 Mubeii <^fl6 3"rf«rot)r), Me !Bl.uter nbbre 
 
 (totii. 1. 1 ■BJrtiStmVt. 1 fiiirrt) eineii 9{iemfn. 
 
 eiiic i>iiire, fippvel ic. ]uru(fl)>il(eii , ili'vfni 
 
 tif>llH^e, Bte jii raid) jiUjeiu. Shah. 3. 1 {Q\ 
 
 Iteiu jlppKii, )iiru(fl)alreii Shar. 
 
 3- (Prrfected how lo grant suits etc.) 
 
 wlioiii to advance, and whom to t r a > h 
 
 for •vertopping, lueii mflii mug btdt 
 
 tern , une luie 6eii , itx }u l)Pi1) enipor 
 
 <lf|lirflfn, iiiru(ff)alteii. Shak. 
 
 Trnxili, V. n. irampedt, traiupeliie (dI 
 gnt, nii(ttrr.iiiiprlii. 
 
 Trnsli, pa- I. nifCertreten, pertretcn 
 1. i jrrrntcii, jirmnlmeii, temi'iil^iflfn, un= 
 teri-nirffii. Hammohb. ll"rt)led>t 
 
 TrtMliy, tiakh'i. adj. r(f)0^(, linill'l^, 
 
 Trnss, tra». «. (■>?»inernl(j.J eer Irnft, 
 ^r.i>";f»eiit, €tiiiim&rri'I. 
 
 IVauliKiiif tiJwMiim, ((]C.) «. t We 
 <lpttcriiPe SilbfiiaMfterluMiiiifl. 
 
 TrHUiiiatic, u&wmat'ik, (jjr.) adj- 
 S^iiiiDei) lu'iieiO, ^iiii>... 
 
 T r a n III a I i c dpcoction. tfl« fHJiinbtefpft. 
 
 Trail iiiittiCf i. iai ^iinDmttref. 
 
 Vravaelo, travadi, (fr. Iravarie) «. 
 (Wiir.j eiii iinilaiifeii&er, iiiit Sii^ n. :Ddu> 
 ner becilcitfter 2Diii6. 
 
 Travail, trlv'il. (fr. travailler) e. n. 
 
 1. nrbeifeii, f{t)nffen, firf) pMtiett, firft milljeii. 
 
 2. freigeii, in ItinOcfiitttljeii feiH, in ®efturt£> 
 fdjmfrjrii IJffleii. 
 
 Travailf r. «. f trmi'iben. 
 
 Ti availed. eniiriCet, nbornmttef. 
 
 Travail, tfr. 5B.) »■ I. * Me 'OTi^f, 
 grtil. 9(rbeit. :i. »«« ftreigeii, 6ie AiM&e«MiJ= 
 tl)eit, SBrtjen, 6>fb»rtSiuit)fii. 
 
 A tevere travail, fjeftifle tBef)en. An 
 ea«y -. Iei(f)tf 2i>fl)en. 
 
 Travail y, tiavini, «. [^iiir.] Me 
 9?i'i>fi(le, '2l5e(ftrLMiiineI. 
 
 Trave, trivp. \ rfp. traba ; fir. en 
 
 Travin, trav i».^ trave«) t. I. ttt 
 9?iifl)|l.ia (fur qjferbe, Ddxen lO. 5. Cer 
 dirrb.iifcii ; fine Ciifle Giierbntfen. 
 
 Travel, travil, (p. travail) ». «. 1. 
 orbiitni; f. Travail. 2. rettVit (fine WeiiV, 
 pp. 9{ri|"eii mfld)en); (from, oiMi ; to, nn, 
 niirt)! rfiiiMi. 3. i rfifeii; luniiDfrii. 4. f m"' 
 i^erjirl^en. Siiak. 
 3. a) Time trnveli In divert paces witli 
 divers persons. Siiak. 
 
 He has traveled all over France, rr 
 lint ooi'i ^rnntreid) bercifet. Traveling 
 bird, ber S'lGl"''*!''- ^^ man ordinarily - it 
 Itnee miles nn hour, fill ')]7Alin llliltbr (|e: 
 jpoljnlid) brei »l)feilfii in eiiur ©riiiibe. He 
 travels for hi* health, rr rril'fr t>rr (4c> 
 fnilMjeit IBfgril. To - for improvement. |Vi; 
 nrr •J^n#bl!^ll!l(^ mriifn reirrii. News -« wiili 
 rapidity , Tirnigffiicn I'frbrrirrn fid) \A)nd\- 
 A horse -s fifty miles in a Hay. fill ^jerf 
 nirtd)r fiiiifiig '9)it'i(t'ii in cineiii Xaae. 
 
 To travel on, rocitrr rt'ifen. 
 
 Travel, p. a. I. bifufen (eiu dmb jo. 
 2. t l«»i iKei|Vn iiuinflen; (bol^rf t) Tiie 
 
 TRA 
 
 eorporatioRs shall not be traveled forth 
 from their franchises, bie JtorporatUMien 
 fodew aui itfrtn Jreiljeiten nicftt pcrtrieben 
 ll'cr^^ll. Spesiser. 
 
 Travel, ». I. bie ?Kiil)e, 9lrbeif ; '33ie> 
 f)cn ; r. T r a V a i I. 2. (Piif Wfljeii i 6er ti)ang. 
 3. Pif 9ieiie. 4. a) (ber jtirurfflelegie I'D. JU: 
 rfirfiuleijenbfJBeg) t>ie Jitrife ; (feriier) b) (Der 
 fiir ben jiirurfgelegfen ilDeg brjahlte Eohii) 
 bie 9{tirebiinen, Si.iten, j>(fi|><jtbi'i!>r 
 4. b) His travel is a dullar for every 
 twenty miles. UaiTCO States. 
 
 Travels, Sietfen. A book of -s, eiiie 
 •?feirebei"d)rcibniig. [muOct, erfcti'Pti- 
 
 Travel-tainted, t wm 9iei\tn ev. 
 
 Traveled, traviid, adj. i. -f nui 
 XfijVn fleinnd)t, (jeiVinimelt (2}ri.>biid)rnni3iii 
 :e.). Quart. Rer. 2. qtxtiit Oteifen flnnii<<)r 
 ijiibeiib). 
 
 Traveler, tra» *iur, ». I. ber ^tU 
 lenbe, SJ}.ii>6erer. A woman -, eine Weis 
 iVii&e. 2. [ORiir.J tin 5)tljjcl ob. Wing, ber 
 iiiiigi bfii $>ubuntn Atif> tt. nieCfriiiuft, iini 
 tai 'Mnfhiffcn ber iSronirnnrn jn frii:Kt)tern. 
 
 To lip the traveler, ^unber rrjiilj- 
 len , nufi'd>nfibfn. The -'s joy . I SJpr. ) bie 
 gemftne 2D.ilbrebe. - for orders, [^.mbil] 
 ber $anbel$mfenbe; ^proiMiloiUreiieiibf. 
 
 Traveling, trav'iiiug, «. 9a« 9{eifen. 
 
 TraveliUDp, aUj. tat dteifen beiref: 
 fenb, Wcife . . . 
 
 Traveling-backstays. «.p{. ['•IJftir.] 
 35c>rgp..rbimen ber ©teiigen , bie bei fcftled)- 
 tern ICetter perinirtdil eine« fteinen Srol)f6 
 iini ben lopp ber @tengen befeiligt n)erben. 
 --bag^ bie 9?eii'etni'd)e. --carriage, 
 [>21rttU J fine Sajfetce fnr 'Se(iigeruMgigefd)U9. 
 -•charges, 6ie3?ei|'cfD|ten, Jteifeipefen. -- 
 desk, bil*??ei|fpillr. --CKpenses. #. pi- 
 bit 9{eifffi'(lfn. --fees, ». pt. bie 9{eifegr« 
 bnljren. --kitchen, bit 9{eii"ifild)e. -• 
 map, 6ie 9{ei|"efarte, 'ijjciilfarte. --trnnk, 
 Der 9<eitefi'ffer. [qiier, uberjiuerc<>. 
 
 Travern, traVurs, (fr. 'Jii.) uile. i 
 
 Traversable, iravursabl, adj. 
 19{i'rt)rffpr.J einen rrd)riid)fn (JiaiBiiub jiu 
 liijTinb. [adc. ribrrjiucrd), freujiueife. 
 
 Traverse, trav'er»e. (fr. a traverse 
 
 Traverse, pruep. t c|iier bnrd). 
 
 Traverwe, (fr. traver»e) adj. qner, 
 nberiwerd), libcr ba6 ^reiij oti. fretijiveiiV 
 licgeiib, (iiier laiifenb, uber bai itreiij gebiuit, 
 qner, Qner.., 
 
 Traverse, «• l. Qtmnd. but qner 
 pb. liber bni lire iij licgt, gcbont i|l ob. Ijnngt, 
 bai Qnerihlcf, Qnerljolj Qiierbanb, bieGiier; 
 leille, Qnerfliiniie, ber Qiietriegfl , Qiicrbal: 
 fen, brt« 3">'rd)ilurf, 3i«errf)l)i''J . bie Quer. 
 lunnb; [Iljeater] pi- -s, »u(jiifnpi)rljaiige, 
 Deforntionen. 2. i ber £liirri1rid), bai un: 
 rermntljeie ipinsernig, bie IDibcriuarriiifeit, 
 eer iwibrige Siifif. 3. bie 5&ifgiiiig, .ftrrim: 
 niuiifl. 4. 1 a) Subtile -s, ipiyfiiifige H5en- 
 cniigen. b) ( 9?ed)r^rpr. ] ber rfd)tiirt)e ©m. 
 luaiiD, 9?e(^)reeiMipnii9. 5. [ -Ji/lungrb. ] ber 
 Qiiermiia, bie £lucrrd)iuijc. 6. (i^enilb.J bie 
 iiiit'rbiiibf. 7. ber Qiiergrtiig , £liifrliiiif; 
 [BJiir.J a ) ber fcftiffe Koiir« . be:i iiinn bei 
 ecin ffiinbe fegelt, luobei bui Sd)itf QBraif 
 niiidjr. b) —, pb. --;>ailing, brr .ftoppcl; 
 fi'nr«. (Unlucky -s. iin!jiiicflid)e Snf'i'le. 
 
 Traverses of lortuue, C^liiifeipectiiel. 
 
 TKE 
 
 Traverse-board, [>5}far.] ba« Ul)r« 
 borb. --horse, [■OJTnr.] em ©riinfier I'pn 
 ©ifen ob. and) oon eineni &irfeti Inii vvt nb. 
 Ijtnter einem 'TOiifl, ippnin ein 'Breforf ob. 
 ©i-t)n.ni|VgcI nufgfljigt luerDen faun, bcffen 
 'Jicia ob. ®affe( (iis&nnii mit einem S>?ing urn 
 benfelben fiiljrt. — table, I'JKnr] |". Log- 
 board. 
 
 Traverse, v. a. l. in bie £luere ob. 
 freiijiufiie Icgen , freiijen, ptrrc^ranfen. 2^. 
 biird)fri-n}en, bnrd)reiren, a) Dur(trd)t(fen, 
 biir(ftfa()ren, 6iird)(.uifen. bj qner burd) ob. 
 fiPcr :c. gr()en, Durct) Pb. I'iber Jc. gebeii. c) 
 turd) ic. gchen PD. Driiigen, Diird)bringen. 
 3. 1 a) rurd)gcl)en, pn'ifen, nnrerfud)en.SourK. 
 b) Dnrdjfreuien (einen 'ijjian lo, jn Ijinfer.- 
 treiben fuiten, (eiiirni ^lane lo ^tnberniffe 
 m ben <!Dcg jn Icgen fui1)en, $inberiiiffe in 
 ben -liSfg legen; 13{ed)t«iVr.] fid) einer <B<i<be 
 iviberfeijcn , gegen !c. (Jiiuprud) rljiin, gegen 
 IC. (finiyenbuiigeii uorbringi-n ; (cine ©rbtPlge) 
 umilpgen. 4. [iifd)l.I ber Qnere nnd) Ijobein 
 ob. fd)rnbben 'ein •'Sret). 6. »',<tf !^'^"!v '-^It; 
 tifl.] (Dae ®f|M)n(j) ipie nnf einen ■OTirreli 
 pnnft Preljen, fo bajj t« ant einen befonSern 
 (i3fgenilanb gtTid)tet i|l; [War.] einbrecften. 
 
 Traverse, v. u. I. ( ^IDaibnnpr. J 
 aiierfprilnge nia(f)en (p. 5?atenf)nn9en). 2. 
 fid) red)r< ob. linfe in bcm jnr2Jertl)ci6ignn(j 
 abgntfrfren fircife beipcgen. 3. [Oieiit.] Qner. 
 fprijnfle niad)en, traoerfire ii , fi(t nad) btt 
 ©file luerfcn, in bie Qnere geljen, qner libcn 
 treten. 4. (ipir urn einen 3rt»>fen> fi(t) uim 
 brehen, umlanfen. 
 
 Traverser, trav'er»ur, «. [3ltd)t«t 
 fpr.] G-iner, ber ein 9?e(t)fsmittel gcgen ein 
 llrft)cil cinmenbct. 
 
 Traversing-jtrav'er^ing.j.fSJettrf.J 
 ber ^ed)i"fl bei Orte«, Da man fid) )ur 9?ed)» 
 ten ob. Siiifen bti ajertljeitiijung^freire* be: 
 luegt. [irai'fftino (eine 5el?art in jtalien). 
 
 Travestin, trav Istiu, (it.) *. bee 
 
 Travesty, trav'ente, (fr. travestir) 
 t- bif traoeftie. 
 
 Travesty, adj. frapeflirl (Ind)erli(^ 
 pcrrieiber, uniflefleibet, in$ Sd(f)erli(t)e um> 
 geitaltet). 
 
 Travesty, ». a. traortliren (oerftei. 
 ben, iinifleiben, in« Sad)erlid)e nmgeilaUeii). 
 
 Tray, tr4, (f(fyiv. irSg; angelf. trog; 
 tnn. trug; lat. trua) t. I. ctr treg, bie 
 ')}?nIPf, ®tltt; ['TOanr. ) ber -TOortclfuOel. 
 2. bai ©pcifenbret, bie ©d)niTrltrage. 
 
 Tray-man, [TOaiir.] bir i^aiiDfanger. 
 
 Tray, (it. tre; lat. tres) ». [-BJi'irfelfp.J 
 brei 'ilngcn, bie ©rei. 
 Tray- trip, fine ^llvt SSretipiel. Shak. 
 Treacller,tre'tshiir.(aud) T r e a c h e- 
 tour, Treachour) (fr. tricheur.' * • 
 ber 9Jfrrarl)er. 
 
 Treacherous , tilish-etui. adj. 
 I. perrati)cririt, trenlt>6. l.i m) verrathiTird). 
 
 b) betrfiglid), trngi-rird) (i^offunngen ic- >. 
 
 c) nntreii (v. i>Jetiad)tn!iTe). 
 
 A ireaclierous ninii . ber 25erratf)er. 
 A man may be — lo liis coiiniry. or — ■•> 
 liis friend, by etc., man faiiii Curd) 2C. iW 
 iViucm 58aferlanfe ob. n\] iViiumii jJreiniDe 
 jiim ^Jfrrather lo^•r^^n, rrn 95iiratl)i'nnad)cii. 
 
 Treaclierousiy , netsheruvje. 
 adv. perrarlji-ri rd), triuiioe , perratl)erif4)cr 
 iKJeife, trciilpfer lOeirc. 
 
1 000 Fa"*- far. fall. fat. .Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, tuove, n6r, got, 6il. cl6M. Ti\be, tub. fnll. lAin. THi.<!. 
 
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 Trea,clieroiisiie.«s, tretsli'etus- 
 
 nes, s. ^n5 a5crnul)iTird)e, Me aSerriitl)erei, 
 Ireiilefigfctt; !betrii.ilirt)fnt. ^ 
 
 Treachery, tietsirere, (fr. triclie- 
 rie) *. tie 93irnitl)irei. 
 
 Treacle, neKl. (lat. theriaca; fr. 
 theiiaque; u. gr.) s. 1. [«)KeJ).] ber iljcriaf. 
 2. tcv ©irpp (uoni 3ticfer>. 
 
 Poor man's treacle. O ^cr Rno6failcf)- 
 English -. [©Dt.] ^cr WflimiHber. 
 
 Treacle-mustard. [SBot. ] bnt 
 6d)ll^fr(lllt; bet 25fliicriifciif. --water. 
 ^(l6 ibcrinfiunfTer. - - w o r m s e e d, Ccr leu; 
 toji'Miirriiie 5?e6erirt), €d)oteiiCcttcr. 
 
 Tread, ired. (nngtlf. traedan.tredan; 
 gptt). triidaii) prne<. trod, pp. trod, trodden. 
 V. n. 1. trrttii, a; iieii gup fetjen. b) (gfl)eii, 
 ten Drt rfrniiDeriu cinljertriteii, fdjreitcii. 
 2. fid; pnnreii (v. 95&gcliii. Shak. 
 
 To troad in the footsteps of any one. 
 ill Oftiinii^ Jugilapfeii treten. To - upon 
 any one s lieels, Q-mem niif ber iferfe \\a<t>- 
 fi>lnen. The ground shrinks before his— i n g. 
 ber a3D£>en btbt jiinicf oor Icintiii Irittc 
 
 To tread upon, on, ©Tiun* dD. nilf 
 dtamS ttetcn ; (rtn6 a5tr(ic^)tim(j) mit gi'iBtiii 
 tvcten; jlniupfen. 
 
 Tread, v. a. I. a) (tretenb beri'it)rfn; 
 6urc^ Ircteii in cineii (jcivifyeii Sufl'i"'' i'er< 
 ii^en; t«ird) Ireten beiuirfen, bearbeiteii) 
 treten. b) (ben SBoten :c. ) bcfretcii; ( bci 
 SBogdn) treten (b. i). bifriid)ten). 2. || luit 
 gi'igen treten; to - under, itntertreten. 
 
 To tread a paili. citicn SS3ffl treten. A 
 trodden path, cin bitretencr , onngbarfr 
 $fab. To - the grapes. Pie Inuibcn treten, 
 nil6trcten , fcllern. To - one's shoes down 
 iit the heels, bic ©cf)nt)e niebcrtrcren. To 
 - a mennet, etn "iJfcniift tiinjcn. To - tlie 
 •tage, (i>. Sdjoufpielirn) tVielni- To - the 
 ground, tinljertreten. Dkvuek. 
 
 To tread out, niii-rreten. 
 
 To tread out grain with cattle or 
 horses, biird) bne SSicl) Dber biirc^ $ferbe 
 ^orn nu^iretcn infyrn. 
 
 Tread, *. ;. btr tritt, a) (.ia& Iretcn). 
 b) (bie 'Utt i\. SCeife jii treten) btr ®rt)riit 
 2. + ber aCetj, ^iM, bie SBnljn. Shak. 3. 
 ber ipal)nentrift. 
 1. b) A horse has a good trend. 
 
 He stands in the tread for more pre- 
 ferment, cr ifl nitf ber ^ntjii jn Ijijfjerer SBtJ 
 furberiing. [(in 3"tfitO»i'i|'ern). 
 
 Tread -mill, [Q-UQl.] bie Iretnii'ifjle 
 
 Treader, tridur, «. ber iretcr, 
 lretfned)t, itrltertreter. 
 
 Treader of grapes, ber XmnbcntretiT. 
 
 Treadle, tred'dl,^ «. i. cer 1rct= 
 
 Treddle, ^\<i)em(l (.am Wfb- 
 
 ftiit)Ie ic), bii6 Xrittbret; ber Irift «in ber 
 t>rel;6iinf to. 2. ber ^nl;neurritt. 3. pi. 
 -s (of sheep, s h e e p - 1 r e a d i e s.) Oie ©tfjnf-- 
 Iprbern. [f. Truce. 
 
 Treng-ue, trecg, (it. tregua) t. * 
 
 Vr*i*%tiaUij tri-zn, (fr. trahison; <. 
 Jjr aSerrrttlj. 
 
 High treason, [@nflt.] ber ^i'(t)i'erriU(). 
 Petit -, petty -, [G-nfll. u. yiorbani. ] brr 
 fieine 2Jcrrntl). 
 
 Treason -monger, o ber IBcrrntljer. 
 
 Treasonable, tre'inabl,(t Trea- 
 
 • 00 US), adj i>trrnil>eri|(?>. — Treason 
 
 THE 
 
 ablenes», «. taS SBcrrnf^erifc^e, bie 25cr> 
 ratiinrei. 
 
 Treasure, trizh'ure, (fr. tre'sor; 
 gr. tlicsnuros) *. 1. a; ber ®(t)i10. b) || bcr 
 ©rf)(i9. 2. bii5 ©liber (aid SS3aiue ii« t>|lin; 
 bifc^cn ^nnbel). 
 
 A great treasure of gold and silver, 
 ein grogcr in Qiolb iinb ©ilber bcilel)enber 
 ©rf)n5. To heap up -s, ©c^ii^e rtu|l;diifeu, 
 I'limmcin. 
 
 Treasure-city, H bai ©(ftntjhnnS. 
 --house, bie ©d)ni)fainnier. --trove, 
 [ 3{e(^t6fpr.J bcr iniebergefiiiibcne uergrnbene 
 
 Treasure, r. a. (geiuofjnl. init np) 
 
 1. faumiein, nufljnufen, ©c^ii^e fanitneln. 
 
 2. 1 Ijmifen. 
 
 2. Sinners are said to treasure up wrath 
 against the day of wrath. Bible. 
 
 Treasurer, tre^ii urur, s. l. ber 
 ©(^ayniciiler, (friil;er aud)) ©e(felmei|1er. 
 2. ber ^iiiTenfi'iIjrer. 
 
 Lord High Treasurer, [Gngr.] ber ?orb 
 Dbi'rrd)nt!nici(ti'r. Tlie - of tlie hou.<ieliold, 
 [(Jngl.J ein SBennitcr, bcr, in aibiuefcnlji'li 
 be5 $iiii^f)iifniei|'lcr^, ©ndjcii im 4>'>fi"'"^= 
 rd)n(lainre unterrtid)t ii. enffd)eiDet. He was 
 an ill - of secrets, 1 cr luar ein |"d)led)ter 
 SBertmnrer. -of the county, (finer, ber bie 
 (i>eiber ber (Srnfrcjjiift iinter ftd) l)int. 
 
 Treasurersliip, ire/hururship. 
 t. bae ©djntjmciilemiiit. [©d)n9mei|li'rinn. 
 
 Treasuress, treziruies, «. bie 
 
 Treasury, irlzhiire, t. I. bie 
 ©d)iii>fnmmer. 2. (ber ob. bie SSorfleljet ber 
 ©d)at)fniiuncr> bie ©dja^fntnnier. 4 t bcr 
 Sd)n9. 
 
 A treasury of knowledge, fin ©tfifl^ 
 vm Senntniffcn. Lord of the -, [(Sngl.J 
 ber Sorb bcr ©d)nof'^"""'f- Sub- trea- 
 sury scheme, [iTiorbrtm.] bet llnterft^o^: 
 fnmnier.^dnn. 
 
 Treasury. bill, bcr ©(^n^Pftnitners 
 fd)ein. --note, ber Ircfrrrrfjein, ba& &a\> 
 fenbidet, ber itiiffenfcfjein. —-office, tai 
 ©d)ni)amt, gmanjf oUcgium , bie ginnuj: 
 fnmnier. 
 
 Treat, trete, (t(lt. tracto; fr. traiter) 
 r. o. 1. (©men, eine ©ndje i"ibel ic.) bel)ani 
 beln, (Gincin gut lo begcgnen, iiiit ©incm 
 iiingeljen ob. i'erfnl)rcn ; l^JJJeb.] beijnnbelu. 
 2. t unrerl)nnbcln (ben 55rieben :c.), i'erf)an! 
 beln , luegcn ic. llntcrljiiiibliingen pffegen. 
 Drydes. 3. (ibl}anbeln (eineu (5)egen|lniib). 
 4. (unifunfl) bciuirrljen , J tniftireii. 
 
 To treat a disease or a patient, eine 
 firanfhfit ob. einen itranfen bcl;anbe(n. 
 
 Treat, ». m. l. lin einem 25iid)e fprc! 
 d)en) a) (of> (jnnbetn (luni) , (S'tioniJ (ib[)nn> 
 beln. b) (f upon) l)nnbeln (uon). 2. iintcr: 
 l;anbeln (with, iiiit; ; (about; Unterljniibliin: 
 gen pftegen (luegcn), (ben grifben ic.) unter< 
 l)nnbein. 3. (i<<) i'ergieiri;en , fid) I'frtr.iacn. 
 4. (nnentgelblid)) beiuirtljrn, ein (^fffn, einen 
 ©d)inoii6 geben. 
 
 Treat, «. 1. bie 95eiuirtf)iing; ber 
 ©(^ninng, ini (?f)reniniil)I, ®ii|liiuil)I, Zvat-- 
 fniiienr. 2. (ttnvljntiftj)) ein giAnjenber 
 ©djmniig. 
 
 Parling treat, bcr 9tbr(5ifb#frf)mnil6. A 
 rich -, ein giiuiitiibte (JfFeii tin filaiijfiibcr 
 ©ctitnoti^. 
 
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 Treatable, tretabl. (fr. traitable) 
 (iitj. t I. ntrt^ig, crtniglid) (u. ber Knlteic.). 
 2. uiugiiMglid), uertritiiiict), undjgiebig; fnnft 
 (U. bcr ©cniritl)^jTintnning). 
 
 Treatably, tro'table, ado. t Auf 
 cine fiinfte ub. gctiiii^igre ■JOeife. 
 
 Treater, tre'tiir, 3. i. (Jincr, bet 
 GtiwnS nbl)iinbelt. 2. bcr Seiuirtfjer. 
 
 Treat iugr-liou8e,tre'ting-house, 
 «. ba6 ©peifeljaiifi. 
 
 Treatise, tre'tJz, (fat. tractatus) 
 *. bie 91bl}nnblung , ber Iraftiit. 
 
 Treatiser, tre'»izui, «. f (Jincr, 
 ber eine aibljanbliing I'c^reibt. 
 
 Treatment, tretemcnt, «. l. bic 
 ©eljanbliing; ['J)?eb.j bie 35eliiinblnng (eine* 
 .ftrflnfen, einer ilrnnfl^eit). 2. bie SSeiuir« 
 tl;ung. 
 
 Treaty, tri'te, (fr. traite') I. 1. bie 
 llntfrljnnbliiug, 9Ser()anbIunn. 2. ber SBer« 
 tmg, Irnftrtt, bie llebcreinfunft.- 3. f f- 
 Entreaty. Shak. 4. f bie 91b()niiblnng, 
 ber Irnftnt. 
 
 To be in treaty for etc.. in Unterf)(inb> 
 lung fle[;en filr ob. luegcn :c. - of com- 
 merce, bcr ^anbelJtrnftnt. Treaties for 
 regulating commercial interests, S3ertrnge 
 jur Dfcgiilirung pon ipiinbel6intcrc(T«"- Trea- 
 ties of alliance, ^(lian)traftate. Trea- 
 ties of peace, grieben^pertrnge. 
 
 Treaty- making , pertragfd)licgf nb ; 
 - power, bie >J)iact)t, asefugnip, 2Jerirnge 
 iu fd)liegcn. 
 
 Treble, tr'b'i, treb'bl, (fr. triple; 
 Int. triplex) adj. brcifnd). 
 
 Treble, i>. «. perbrfifn((>en. 
 
 Treble, v. n. fic^ perbccif«d)en. 
 
 Treble, adj. [^JKuf.l fd)arf <f)o4» 
 tonenb) ; ben Di^fnnt ob. ©oprna fpielcnb, 
 ©oprnn.., Diifant... 
 
 Treble-hoboe, bie Diefnnt >ipoboe. 
 --viol, bic ©oprnn:S5iole, DisfnutiSSnu* 
 fcfte. -- violin, bie DiSfnntgeige. 
 
 Treble, <• [^))?u|".i ber ©opran, X>ii> 
 (ant, bie Cberiliiumc, 
 
 Faint treble, ber X)i^faut butH) bie (Jfi* 
 \1t[, bie giflct. 
 
 TrebleneSS, trib'Ines, trlbblnes, 
 *. 1. ber 3>i(ln"b, bn ©ttuafi breifiid) ifl, Mi 
 I)reifnd)e. 2. ['i)Jiu|'.l bn6 ©djiu-fe, bie ijolje 
 (be» tone*). Bacom. (fiid). 
 
 Trebly, trlbie, trlb'hli, adv. bret« 
 
 Trebuck, treuak, *. f l. bet 
 Xnudjic^eniel. 2. bcr ©(i)uttfarren , ©turi< 
 fiirren. 
 
 Tree, tree, (nngelf. tree, treow; ban. 
 trae; fd)iu. tra; flap, dievo) 1. 1. [SBot.J 
 bcr !8auin. 2. tuwi ^aiiniartigefi , bet 
 »auin, ©(^aft. 3. « ba« $oIj. 4. |1 ba« 
 Srcui (gljrifli). 
 
 Genealogical tree, ber ©raniinbaum. 
 By — s of consanguinity, blirc^ ©caniuii 
 bauiue. 
 
 Prov. Such as the tree is, such is the 
 fruit, ber 9lpfcl fiiflt nid)t u>eit pom ©tanime 
 
 Tree-aloes cine 9lrt 'iDrchlblunie. - 
 beetle, bcr Waifiifcr. --b-ox, bcr baum* 
 artige i8ud)^, 5Bnd)fbautn. —-cabbage 
 bcr i8annifol)I, ©ccfoljl. — candy-tuft 
 bie ininicrgn'ine Ol'fPff'H'i'- --celaa- 
 diut, bietlraurfjartigi'Sbocfonie. — -creep- 
 ei-, tDrnitl;.J bcr 3auml.iu|er, SSnumbacfee 
 
Fate. far. fall. fat. Mo. met. Fin", fin. No. movp. n^r. jot. 6il. r]6ful. Ti'ibe. Inh. fiill. l//in. Tlli*. 1 00 I 
 
 Tree-falcon, ttf aSnitmfnff, Qndimfait. 
 -. f ro g. rer ©(luintrofrf), Saiibfrpfit). — g e r- 
 Bi.-inder. itt iBiluiligrtiiDer. — goose, 
 tie ^fliimgiilifi. — houseleek, tai 
 baiiiii.irtige ^tiii^lniib. - ivy. ^et Gpfjeu, 
 ©ppicb. --kidiieybean, ^Ie 3ciierbi>hue, 
 ^niiif6cl;iie. -louse, t)ie 33numlaii^, 
 SBlartliiu^. --mallow, 6cr ^iilocnbaiini. 
 -•iiiedick, ecr bainunrtiije (£d)MC(ffiiflee, 
 ©tr<iti(f>flee. — moai, bie S&>iiimliimie. 
 SPaiimflrctjte. --nnil, [<JKor.] 6er Ijolji-riic 
 9?.i.lit. --of life, fctr SebeuSbniim (gen. 
 Tiija)- --oyster, bii6 SurbeerbliUt (ciiie 
 ^rr Krtmmmiifcf>elii). -primrose. 6i< 
 gclbe ei)rii"iirt)ie. --sage, ber S.itbei- 
 flmiirf) niit (rrcitcii ©inttern , flplb« eoweii' 
 fct)iuiiiii. - - s o r r e I , bfr Siuicrampferbiiiiiii. 
 --sparrow, ber Sjfttini!, <HJnl6«, $olj' 
 fpfriiiig, ber ®er(leii! , Jclbbieb. --toad, 
 bic -Snumf rc«. - - 1 r e f o i I , t me 9li t evig: 
 fltt. --wormwood, bcr biuimartiije SJtij 
 fug. i>prrii(]iffif(f)i! IDerimiflj. 
 
 Treed, treed, adj. [<a}nibni|>r.] i&u- 
 nifiib d'. eituiu -JKiirber). 
 
 Treen, ireeu, a4j- * ^6lJ«n. -ware, 
 tit ipeljivortte. 
 
 Treen, • pL doii Tree. 
 
 Treruil, trc'f6il, dat. trifolinmi fr. 
 trefle) *. [<8ot.] btt filft. 
 
 Sli rub -trefoil, ba« ftleigblaU, Sit-. 
 flrnblntt. Winged bird's foot -, &« €p.ir> 
 grfflrr. Square podded bird's foot — , ber 
 2Bici"eiif(f)Bteiiflet. Dwarf - , bet GTbfriirt)t> 
 flee. Honey-suclile--, ber flroge aiiie> 
 feiiflee. Hare's foot -, ber 'Uttcrtitt, Saiyat' 
 flee. Knotted -, ber fleiiie ivotliae ^lee. 
 Oval headed -, ber rau<t>t Rltt. Straw 
 berry--, ber 95liiiViiftee. Small -, ber 
 ^nbeiirire. Polymorphous — , ber toal^re 
 ©diiicifriiflee. 
 
 Treillagre, trlnldje, (ft. 933.) » 
 bn# (Mirtenuerf , fiiUtfinuerf. 
 
 TrelliH, ncl lis. (fr. treillls) «. I 
 bn« Witter, (S.itter; Ifflnrteiif.J bat Weliiii 
 bcr. - work, bai Witteriuerf , SiUtemuerf. 
 2. (^iifilr.J a) bie (»laii}ieiiuuatib. b) bcr 
 Dndid), Drcfl. [oergitrrrt. 
 
 Trellisedf trel'l'st. aHj. grgiriert, 
 
 Trellised windows. @)irterfriit1cr. 
 
 Tremble, trembl, (fr. trembler, 
 lot. iremo) p. n. 1. jitterii (I). ^JKeincteii ii. 
 tljiereii); littern, fcbiuoiifen (i>. ©ii(f>rii; ; 
 jittern (v. ber <Stimme>. 2. bebeii (U. lo> 
 neii ic). 
 
 To tremble with fear or cold, t>iT 
 JJiir(t)t jirrcrii, I'rr iliilte rd)niierii. His body 
 trembles all over, er jittert (till omiicii 
 iJeibe ob. iiorper. Trembling-poplar. 
 bie 3iffirp>ippi'i , ©#pe. 
 
 Treiiibleinent, trem'blment, 
 (fr. 'iii.i *. I'Wiif.l bie •iJebiing. 
 
 Treinltler, tiem-biur, «. ber 3it> 
 ternbe, 3i"irer. (jitfernb. 
 
 Treniblinirly, trem'bl'ngle. A''c>. 
 
 Treiiablillfcuess, tretb'bllngnes, 
 «. bo^ Sif'rrii- 
 
 TreitieildoilS, tremen'dus. (lat.) 
 fij. tt'ird)rirli(t) , fiirrt)t6.i» , idjrfrflirt). — 
 •rfe. Tremen'douK ly, furc^tbnr, futct' 
 terlid) 2c. 
 
 TremendonitneMS, trimen'dus- 
 M«, «. ba6 $iir(^ib<ire, ^'irct^trrlicte, Diej 
 
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 5ur(ftt6nrfeit , ©(bretflidjfeit. 
 
 Treinolite, tremolhe,*. [Wn\t- 
 ralg.) bor trciiiplit. 
 
 Tremor, tie'mur. (l. ^H}.) «. l. bai 
 Bittern. "2. bie jittcriibe, bebeiibe 'Seiuegiiiig. 
 3. (Orgelb.l ber 53f bcr, -Bcbejiig, treimiianr. 
 
 TreHiulntiuu, trcwulasliun , «. 
 bie ^cbiiiig, irciiiiilatioii. 
 
 TremulouM , trem'i'ilus, ((.) adj. 
 1. a) jittenib. b) jittcriib (biiiige). 2. jit.- 
 ternb, bebeiib (P. eiiicr 23cmegiiiig 20; fliif-- 
 feriib. [jttteriiS; bcbciib 
 
 Treinulotmly, trem'ulusle. adv. 
 
 TreilluloUSIieSS, trem ulusnex, 
 t. b(\i 3irtcriibe, Sutfrii; 'jMrfcrii; ibebeii. 
 
 Treil, tren, (gr. triaina) t. bie ^yt- 
 piiiie, ber i)rtfeiitVie6 , *><^& ilBiirfciren. 
 
 Treiacll, trensh. (ir. trancher) v. a. 
 1. t f(t)iieibcn , ciii|(t)iieibcii. -ed gashes, 
 (S(t)iiirtiuiiiibeit. Shak. 2. biirrf)r(^iicibeii 
 (ben 3?i)ben), groben, aufgraben ; fiird)en, 
 nef furdjen. 3. biirif) nufgeivprrcne (it be. 
 mil Oiniben bffeiligrii; (about) mit eineni 
 (iir.iben umgeben. 4. (OKnr.) biird> i3(<)Dtfeii 
 lb. t). IjiJIjerne Scjjeibeiuanbe) rtbti)eilen tbeu 
 ■J3nlloil>. 
 
 To ireiieh In, uen'djrtnien To - land 
 for draioiDg. ein 6tl'l(f iliUlb mit -Jlbjllgfij 
 grnben uerfeljen , in bemfc ibcii 'Jlbjugtgraben 
 oiibringen. lH)iin ; f. Intrench. 
 
 Treiicli, ». n. eingrcifcii, &iiigriife 
 
 To trench upon .., vJitHjU icj ania> 
 lien, i(t)inalcrn ; beeinirnd)tigcn. 
 
 Treucli, «• 1. ber Sd^nict, 6-in> 
 i4>nitf. - upon the face, bie ȣ;it)riiinine, 
 ©(bniiitre ini (Scfiifete. 2. berOr.iben; (JJe. 
 feiligiingsf.j ber e.UK'gr.iben ibie Ir.iiiidjee). 
 
 A trench for druiniug laud, cm 'ilb- 
 jugfgrobcn. To open the -es, bte ii.uit- 
 grtiben eri'jfnen. To mount the -e», bie 
 ■a)rt(t)e in ben Siiiitgrabtn bejicl)eu. To re- 
 lieve the -es, bte -iiiiii^e in ben 2aiifgrn< 
 ben rtbliircll. To scour or clear the -es. 
 Pie Siuiigr.iben pom Jenibe f.iiibcrn. 
 
 Trench- master, (Cl)ni.> em Cffiiicr, 
 ber bai ^oinmiuibv fiber faiuintlK^e '^lo- 
 niere fnl'rie. 
 
 Trenchant, irenshant, (fr. tran- 
 chanii I'dj f fitjncibcnb , fi1).Uj. 
 
 Trencher, nensh ur. (fr. tran- 
 ehoir) s. I. ber l)Dlicriie Idler; ifenicr) ba6 
 Srtjneibcbret, IriiiiiMjirbret. 2. ber Ii|'ct>, 
 a) bie I.ifel, ber (j-uturt). Shak. b) (bie 
 Sprirrn |Vlb|li; -s, bic infclrrfiiben. South. 
 
 Tr eiiciie r-cap, bie pierecfigc OWiiyc 
 ber Ki«(leiimccn ju Cxforb u. (E.imbcibge. 
 --fly, --friend, ber leHcrlirffr, 6(1)^1^ 
 roijcr. --knight, bcr IcHcr. , iafdrittir. 
 — man, J. ber &iTcr, -SrciTer. 2. * ber iloit). 
 --mate, f. — fly- --squire, f. -Hy. 
 
 Trencll-plotV, irensh-plod, t. 
 tine "Jlrt tief>icl)ciiPiii ^^fiiige*. 
 
 Trencli-plow, t>. a ticf pfltlgen. 
 
 Trenchlliore, irensh mftre, *. 
 (cljnt.i em iVtjr lebl)aftcr eiiglii'rt)er laiij. 
 
 Trend, trend, ip. fr. tendrej v. n. 
 (OJfar.J geri(t)tcr fciii, cme gciuijTe -Jtuttmig 
 fjabcn , in eiiier geiBiffcn JfKDiimg liegen. 
 
 To trend to the N.W. . mit flllen ®c^ 
 gein imdj '7?orbiuc|l ilciicrn The coast, shore 
 of the sea trends 10 the southwest, bie 
 Ru\lt, i}tccre«rutle (Irccft fic^ iiiic^ SftbiDeil 
 
 THE 
 
 Trend, «. [Wor.] bie ©tefle bti •'Hm 
 ferfcf)nftetf , too bai 0)?ap ppn ber Sicfe befi 
 Klbeii gcnommcn ipirb. 
 
 Trend, v. a. [Ocrtl.] bie 533ofle uou 
 ifircm ®if)niii()c bcfrcien, reinigen. 
 
 Trender, trendur, *. [Ocrtl.] @i« 
 ncr , ber rdjmiifjigc 2Cc(le reinigt. 
 
 Trending', tiending. 1. [^^at.] 
 bie befonbcre •J{irf)niiig (einer Miwit :c.). 
 
 Treudle, trea«dl, (nngcif. 533.) *. 
 etiua* 3{iinbgebrcl)te5, bie 3?ofIe, 5Biilje, bet 
 Drc()jnpfen ; [-)Kiil)l.] bai ©tcfltjolj, ©tntfeli 
 Ijoij , (Ob. niirt)) ein ®cipid)t, utn bai '•3J?iif)l» 
 luirf {11 (Icflcn. 
 
 Trenel, tren'il. *. [TOnr.] ber ei(f>ene 
 'IJjtocf, bcr l)ijljerne Stiigel; f. Tree-nail. 
 
 Trent, ulnt, >t. [(Vjeogr.JIrient, 
 
 Trento, tren'to.^ Iribent. 
 
 Trental, tren'tal. ^(fr.trente) 
 
 Trentals, tren'ialz, pl.^ s. [rbm. 
 Rir<t)t] bie breigig ScclmeiTcn. 
 
 Trepan, trepan', (fr. trepan; gr. 
 trypanon; «. I. [Sl)ir.] ber Irepan , <S(t)ii» 
 belboljrer, i{>inibol)rer , 5?inir(l)aliMibol)rcr. 
 
 2. [0)?in.] bie 9{eiiiirpmbel, ber ®tcmbol)» 
 rer, Driflboljrer, ©rbboljrer; [-JJferf).] bie 
 •33ogeiibri(le. 
 
 Trepan, r. a. [dl^tr.] Ginem ben 
 iS(t)nbci boHrcn, &meii trcpaiiiren. 
 
 Trepan, (f. trap an; «. bie ^afte, 
 (Srt)iiiigc , bcr jjiidjlrirf. 
 
 Trepan, v. a. in bie ^ofle locfen, 
 beilrKfen, iiberli|lcn. 
 
 Trepanner, ticpan'nur, s. l. (?i< 
 iier» bcr ircpaiiirt. 2. a" (S-incr, ber Jntl* 
 ilricfc legt, bcr SBcrfitljrcr; (brtl)cr> b; o bee 
 <fcrf)nlf. 
 
 Trepanning-, tiipin'n'ng, «. 
 1. [Gijir ] pad inpaiiireii, bie ®ft)nPribP(ji 
 rung, j^irii|"il)iileiibiM)niiig. 2. bai Uebcrliilen. 
 
 Trepiline, treline, (|. Trepan) 
 t. [(21)ir I bitflemeSc^iibclboljrer oP. ivi'.^nii. 
 
 Trepiiiue, v. a. mit bcm fu-iurn 
 ©(f),ibdbi)l)rcr bur(f)ibpf)ren , anboljrcu, tre» 
 p.iiiircn. [bange. 
 
 Trepid, trlp'id, (|.) atlj. t ji'tcrub. 
 
 Trepidation, trepcdA'shiin, «. 
 1. bai Sittern, aScben; [OKcb.] bai Scben ; 
 (nitere iJltlron.) bai i£(t)iu.iiifen ber n<t)n-\t 
 (Sp()iire. 2. bie ^liigi'l, ^cfturjiiiig , JiircDt. 
 
 3. bai n!igillid)e ijiiii n. ijerlnnfeu; bie iin> 
 orbcntliite ©i(e. [u. bebcn. 
 
 To be in great trepidation, }tttcril 
 Trepidity, trepSd eie, ». t bie ^nm 
 gigfeit, S'lflO'^it. 5iir(t)tramfeit. 
 
 Tre.«pus.<«, trespas, (norm, tres 
 passer; 1. trans n. passer) v. n. I. (against) 
 fid) pergd)cn, rrmbigen (gcgcii, luibcri. 2. 
 iiiif etnc gefcQiuibrige lijcii'e eiii frem^c* 
 (i5riinb|til(* Ob. (5-igciitljiim brtrctcn. 3. t 
 (on. upon) iiberiretcn, uingetjcn (ein &t* 
 
 (t$ "•)• 
 
 To trespass on another's ground, ill 
 ciiieS 9lnbcrit (5)cre(t)ti"oiiie grcifm. To - 
 upon tlie time of anotlier, 3'"-'"''' 3<'it 
 (Miri-ft '21n|C>ringlii1)fcit) jn feljr in 9liirpriiii) 
 iiel)ilicit. To — upon one, or upon one* 
 paiience. 5f'iiniib5 fflebulb ermnben. 
 
 Trespass, «. I. bie Ucbcrtrefiiiig, 
 bflp SSergdjcn, bie (Sfinbe. -es, || (SitnlPeii 
 (Si'iiibcn). 2. [SiecDtcipr.) bie gefc^mibrige 
 SSetretuufl cine* frcmben (3runb|li"itte« o9er 
 
1 002 Fate, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine. fin. N6. move. n6r, s;ot. 6il. d6od. Ti^be. tub, full, l/dn, TFfiJi. 
 
 TRE 
 
 ©igentf)iim«, bfreiiiGriffiii3«n'fln>>5 3''ft')f«' 
 tai SSergeheii; pi- -e», G-igciiHjiim^ucr: 
 lf$iinflen, G-iiiflriffe in 3cnirtiiC'« S>?ed)te, ^n-. 
 
 TrespHsser, trls'passur, «. l. ier 
 
 Uebettretcr, ©iliifcir, II (£d>iiiMgrr. 2. tcr 
 lUbmreter, 35eciiirrncf)tiger, Qimr. ^fr niif 
 eiiii! geiV^iviDriiie SCciie fin frcni»c5 ®niiiD! 
 (liirf ft. e-igfiul)Uiii betrht, (Jimjriffc in Oir: 
 niiim^p 9tfdjri' (ifl) }" ©cf)iilfen fi>niiiien Iii^t. 
 
 Tress, ties. (tV. tresse; fnil. tressc; 
 fdniv tress J s. tic Cocfe, ^nnvlorfe. 
 
 Tressed, tressed, adj. Qodtw f)a: 
 biiiP , gi'iccf r. 
 
 Golden tressed, mit go!bcHfn Sfcfcit. 
 
 Tressure, tie»lrsliiire. t. I. -f ini 
 $,iaificl)reii, iSininclii. 2. [$eKil&.] t>fr 
 
 Tr<'s1le, ties'sl, [»)i?or6(int.]ofrus'sl,^ 
 Tressel, ] 
 
 (tr. iieieaii) *. I. tnS ©fflefl , $5ii0ge|1i'[l, 
 fctv 2d)rngin, 58rrf, tn^ ffliriitl; [^^n^'il•rtu.) 
 ^l■r £'t(gi'rti:f)(; (in tiigorcr 25e£>eiiriiiig) bnf 
 OhiIiH nn(& Iiid)«5, 1i|'d)gijlflt. 2. Der t>rei.- 
 beinige ©tiiljl dD. ©iffil. [L'diigfiililingfn. 
 
 Trestle-trees, #. pj. [ 97i.ir. ] ^it• 
 
 Tret, tret, (flltfr.) *. [ipaiitelj in 
 9{iU>atr, tie JJefnftie. 
 
 TretllilIgS, trlt/i'ingz . OV. treth) 
 <. pi- bit 3itijjnl>en , ©teiierii, Per Slbjiig. 
 
 Treves, ticevx, *. [©^egr.] Irier. 
 
 Trevet, trevit, (three-feet; fr. tre- 
 pied) *. (S-riun^, la& niif Brfi Sbciiicn flfl;t, 
 J. SB. eiii ©riiljl, Per Dreifiig. 
 
 T r e V e t - 1 n b I e , in Preibeiiiige tifd). 
 
 Trey, tri, {int. ties) *. [finrteufp.j 
 bie Srei. 
 
 TrI, trJ, eiiie aJorfe^fi(*e in 5a3ortfrn 
 gried). ii. Int. llrrpriiiig^, befieiitet brei, 
 Dcm gr. treli. 
 
 Triable, triabl, adj. t. urrfiic^t 
 cb. prctirt iuer£>cn fi^mnciib, jit uer|"iid)fn 
 2. upr @crid)r nbgcljDri, ttiittrfiid)! lutrbcn 
 foiuicnb , ill unt(rriid)(n. 
 
 A cause may be triable before one 
 court, wliicli etc., eiiie 9fi'd)t^iad)e fniiu uor 
 eiiiem ®erid)te nbgcljijrt lucrSfii, bie zc. 
 
 Triacoutaliedral,tiiakoiitai.e'- 
 dral. (u. gr.) adj. [^Jiiiicrnlg.J brvipigrnutig, 
 trinfpntflfbrifd). 
 
 Triaconter, tii akontur, (gr.) «. 
 [flit. ®ritd)enl.] iai breigigriiberige ^rieg«. 
 frt)iff. 
 
 Triad, triad, (gr. trins) «. 1. bie 
 ©reiljfit, Dreieinl;cit,X5reieinigfeit. 2. [^^Jhif.] 
 ber iJreifliiiig. 
 
 Triagre, trMdje. (fr. SB.) *. fccr gf= 
 iBoljniidje (uon btrSee 2C. bci't^nDigtc) Sntfee, 
 iringe. 
 
 Trial, irfal, (u. try) «. I. ai bcr 
 SSfri'iid). b) [6l)em. ti. •OKttnfliirg.] btr SStr. 
 fiid), bns ©jrperinieiif. 2. bic^JJrobf, 'iJJriitiiiig- 
 J. [9{rd)t6fvr.J bie Unferfiid)iiiig eiiicr ©iid)e 
 .ii'r ®erid)t, grrid)tiid)e 91ijl)in-iing eiiirr 
 ©ndje, ba6 Scrl)i>r. 4. bie ^nifiiiig, 25er: 
 *iid)iinfl. 5. bie erfnljriing. 6. brr SiijlniiB, 
 }fl mail erprobc ifl, bie '^rii)al)riing. Shak. 
 1 ai A team attempts to draw n load. 
 
 TRI 
 
 We learn l.y trial what (land will 
 produce etc.). ctn 25cr|"iid) leljrr iiit5, 95ei': 
 fiic^e lcl)reii iiiiS, ivrn^ 2C. <A man tries to 
 lift a stone), and on - finds etc., lliib ftuDet 
 bci eiiifiii SSerfiic^f, lueiiu er es i'erriid)t ic. 
 To make a - of any thing, eiiic iprobe mit 
 ic. nillledeM. To make a - upon any one. 
 eine *l<riifiiiig mit (5-inem iioniel^meii, niiftel- 
 len. Hour of — , bie 'jjjriifuiiiji-iliiiife. With 
 --fire, titit ^riifiiiigffeiier. He gave us 
 a - of his skill , f ev gab tiiig eiiif ^robe 
 feilier ®ei'ft)i(flid)ffit. - by, jury etc.. bie 
 gerid)ili({)e Unrec|'!id)ii"g fmtr Snd)e biirc^ 
 em ®erd)H)orneiigerid)t JC 1 will have a - 
 for it, id) luid ti geiid)ilid) aiifmad)eii. To 
 bring a prisoner to his -, cilieil ®etaiigeiieil 
 I'or ®i'rid)r ilideii, rutten. New -, [®ee 
 vcd)r] bie SReuifiini. To stand lo -, fid) i>or 
 OJerid)! ilelleil. Oihers ha<^— of cruel niock- 
 ings and siourgings, || Qlluift l)abeil SpiHt 
 11. (^)fiijilii erlitteii. l^Biiniii 
 
 Trial-bala nee. [^ailbel] eilie rol}! 
 Triality, niaieie. *. -j- bieDrtiljeir. 
 Trialug-ue, tilaidg, igr.) *. bn? 
 Dn-ignpnid). [bic breimaimetTge ipfiaiije. 
 Triaiiiier, trlandiir, (gr.) t. [ijor.] 
 Triuildrian , tiiandieau, udj. 
 [33et.] M-finiainifnj.. 
 
 Triaiig^le, nl'anggi, (fr. Sffi., u. I.) 
 ». 1. l®ci'iii.j baa Dreierf, ber Iriniigel. 2. 
 [3l(lrun.] ba5 Drcifif. 
 
 Triangled, tiianggid, adj. brri> 
 ectig, Dveiii'iiiftiig. 
 
 Triang-uiar, triaug'gular, adj. 
 
 breierfig, breiimiifelig; [SBor.j breircing, bvei.- 
 
 fniitig. [ger, breifdjeiifeiiger 3'rffi- 
 
 Trian gu I ar compasses , em breibemi: 
 
 Triangularly , ulangguiarie. 
 
 udv. breierfig. 
 
 Triaiig^ularness, trlang'guiar- 
 nes, «. bns r»reitrfigr, bie bicierfige 'i}''!l">'- 
 TrJariaii, tria lean, adj. ben brit> 
 reii $D(leii Ob- ^in^ eiiinel;menb; im briiteii 
 Irtffen fleljeiib. 
 
 TriarianS; tiia'rlam, (int. triarii) 
 *. pi. Irom. ilrieg^m.J bie Iriarier, .Kerii; 
 iruppen. 
 
 Tribe, tribe, (Int. fribus) *. 1. [im 
 aitcn 3{iMii II. 91il;eni bic 3i"'ft- 2. f ± bic 
 Siinft. The scribbling -, tie ©^riblerjiiiiit, 
 Sd)miererjiMift. 3. a) Der ©rniiim, tds ®e' 
 rd)ltd)t. b) ber ©taniiii, aSolfeihuum. c) 
 L^iatiirg..' bie Suuft, Jiiaffe. 
 
 Tribe, v. a. f in Sui'ffe cb. ^Inffen 
 nbtl)eilcn, flaffiriiii'en 
 Triblet, 
 Tribuuiet 
 ber Di'idirfegci. 
 
 Triboiiieter, tiii.om'metur, (v. 
 gi:. ' *• [-^^iMjr.j ber 9ii'ii'imgfmi|ytr. 
 
 Tribrac-li, ni Uiak. igr.y t. [iniff,] 
 
 Jl* VII. 
 
 iiiLi'let. ) fr. triboulel; 
 
 et, trib'uic .)*. i®i)|cnrb.J 
 
 TRI 
 
 Iribniicn gefiBvig. 
 
 Tribune, irfb'une. (\at. tribnnns) 
 *. 1- [nit. Jh^m] a) ber tribmi, 3unftmei» 
 lle-r, aSulf^tribun, 95ol«anii)nlt. b) -, mill, 
 tary -, ber Iribiin, SricgiVtribnn (3Jcfe^(«« 
 l)nber finer Sriegffdjonr). 2. (fr. tribune) 
 [J-fdiifr.) bie 9{cbiierbiii)iie, Iribiine. 
 
 Tribunes of the treasury , [olt. 9twm] 
 Pie ivricgjrd)oi)meirter. 
 
 Tribunesiiip, trib'uneship , «. 
 [air. Dhnn] ii\i IrU'iiiiat. 
 
 Tribunician, triUunlsh'an.^ 
 
 Tribunitial, tribunl-ihai, ^ ^"'"^ 
 Tribunilious) adj. }U fllU-m Xribnil 
 gi'l)brig, einem Iribnn geiiemenb, junfn 
 nu'i|lcrlid), Iribiineti ... 
 
 Tributary, tilb'uiar*. aif;. l)ind< 
 bar, jin6pflid)tig, ileiicrbnr. 2. f » nid 
 Srener cb. Xribut enrric^tet (Sub ic). 1>) 
 Miitcrgebcii, iinteriurirng, iiHtergeorbner. 
 
 1. The republic ot Rngusa is tributary 
 
 to the grand seignor. 
 
 2. a) No ilatt'ry tunes (liese — lays. 
 
 CONCASOK. 
 
 To be t r i b u t a r y to etc., ©inem jin^^at 
 fein. Tiie Ohio has many large — streams; 
 and is itself — to the Mississippi, uietl 
 grc^e i^liifte trgiegen (Id) in ben £)l;iD, linO 
 cr \tib\1 fiilu in ben ^Jfiffifilppi. 
 
 Tributary, *. ber 3iii$p(li(<)ti(je, 
 St«iierptlid)rige. 
 
 Wliat a reproach to nations that they 
 should be the tributaries of Algiprs, 
 iuei4> eine (£d)nind) fiir gtaticnen, Sllgiet 
 iiiifibnr jn fein, nn ailgier Iribnt ju jnljlen! 
 They became tributaries to etc., ft* 
 luiirbcn bent ic. jin^bnr. 
 
 Tribute, dar. tributum; fr. tribnt) 
 *. 1. ber iribnt, €c&cp, 3m*, 91bt)angig» 
 feitjjinfi, bie 31nflnge, »2lbgnbe, (Sct^n^uua, 
 Stener. 2. i ber Iribnt, 3011. 
 2. A tribute of respect. 
 
 To pay tribute, Iribnt jn^len. To pay 
 a — (the last debt) to nature, bie @(^lllD 
 ber 9iatiir beial)ien. [ten. 
 
 Tribute, v. a. aU Xribnt eniri(t)» 
 
 Tricapsuiar, trikap'shuiar, (u. 
 mr.) udj. (25cr.J breifupfelig. 
 
 Trice, trise, ic. thric«) ». ber 9Iu> 
 gtiil'Ud, iJTn. [einem 'Rn. 
 
 In a trice, in eineni Qliigenbiide, in 
 
 Trice, f. Trise. 
 TricilUtonious , trikot'tomus, 
 
 udJ. [55ot.] breitlji'ilig. 
 
 Tricliutoiuy, trikot'tome, (gr.) 
 bie Xl)fiinng in brei tljeile, Sreiiljeilung, 
 Dreiind)e lljeilnng. 
 
 Trick, trik. (f)p(l. trek; nitfr. triche; 
 trugen) *. I. a) brr itnijf, ^fiff; P'- -«» 
 liirfe, ^fiffe, itnijfe, fiCinfilifige. b) bet 
 (lilligej iBetnig, bie (liflige) ajernigerei. 2. 
 ber idiiijlgnff. 3. bnfi Aiintlflfid, finnft. 
 
 ber ivibrad)i)f, <£d)iie(liniifer, Drt'ifm-jtiip 
 
 Tribracteate, tiji)rakteate, «W;. ' |lti(fd)en. 4. ber Streid), '^cii^n, bf.6 ®tii(f» 
 53tu.] mit biei iJtibci.bintfeni, a>rafreen ' d)en. 5. bie Jtapriole, ^JJuffe 6. f bn« »iu« 
 i'frfil)rit. [■»■ bie irubfal. i iieriiiiitl;er*, uiieriuartete (IreigiiiB. 
 
 Tribiliatiwn, Iriliiilashun, (Int.) 6. So fetlcst foes, by some chance, some 
 
 Tribunal, nib unal, dar., fr. ilUj trick not wortli an egg. shall grow dear 
 
 1. brr 9Cid)tirfiiil)l; (bnl)er) 2. bns Xvi-. friends, fo iier-finen firt) bie grl!>fjten JJeinbr, 
 
 and after unsuccessful trial, the j t'liiinl , ber ®irid)ti'l)uf. 3. [Jraufr.] tie bind) emen 3afa(l cb. biird) lliibebcutenbe* 
 
 attempt is relinquished. j (S-mpi'rfird)c. [gerid)r. bi'ivi\)eii, jn inniger Jrennf fd)aff. Shak. 
 
 4. Every station is exposed to tome -s.| Tribunal of commerce. bn« ^aiiCiU = j A trick of law, eill 9{(d)r«fniff. -s of 
 
 Rogers. I Tribuuary, tribiiuaii, adj. jii stiue, ©tniiffflnffe, Stnnt^lijleH. Teu*e-«, 
 
FJkte, far, fall, fat >U, met. Tine, f !n. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, di&d. Tiibe, t&h, fflll. tAin, THU. 1003 
 
 TRl 
 
 2Cinffljtl(je mad)tn. To »how -« with cards, 
 Anrtrtifiinftftiiift wst^tn. To put a - upon 
 «ny one. ©iiieni eiiitn ©rrrict) iVi^Uu; C-iiicn 
 fibrrliileti, fiiiigrn. A kn.iTish -, tin ^d)HT: 
 fciiflreid^. The -s of yooth, bit ^we^tnt- 
 (lrei(li«, 3"9"'t'fturfrf)eii. To play or »ei«e 
 one a -, ©iiiftii fiiifn ^pffnt fpieleii. He i» 
 full of -•, er ftecft ucH @(tnirf)cit, Q<t)tU 
 lit erf i. 
 
 Trick, r. a. ^inern eincn Strrirf) 
 fpifUn , (Fitirtt uftrrfiitcn, «tuf <iiie (ijlige 
 SS3fife) bftriigrit, tnitrdjen. 
 
 A (ricking fellow, fin i\iiH(\rr) 95f tri'i ■■ 
 (jr. To — any one out of etc., ©jn«n i.Ii?1i= 
 Q.x li'hff) brtrt'igrn iiiii ic. 
 
 THck, r. n. 2?itri"i(i<Tri<ti (pitltn. 
 
 "Fricli, (iiiif €rrft(t)rn, Srritft ofrw.) 
 ( I. -. ^<^. - of card*. Pfr @iid) (in Crr 
 fi.iiif). 2. [-Wrtr.] Mf 3fit, TOf({f)e bie jiitn 
 Sfiifrii btiTitniHtcii OJfiirrorni beiin ©truer 
 ifilvn mi'ifrrit. 
 
 O.M trick. [S23()t)irp.] fcrr Irlrf. 
 
 Trick, (H). tredaw; (Irridjrit) r. o 
 (.ti ritlb.J riitivrrfrn, jrictjneii, flrob l)in|et(t)s 
 iirii. 
 
 To trick arnti. 5C>H'P'ii jrit^nrtt , tit 
 {Jiirfr iin JOopi'fii < biiril) Ciiiini . "JtiMfffi 
 fliiil'bf!!. Triek'd. bfjfiit)iirt, bfitiCflr. 
 
 Trick, (niif fr. tic ufnu.?" *• tit ©i< 
 (jfiihrit, fiflrne (SJeu'rhiihiir , init<jfiiiMninfiir 
 ekiui'l)n()«it ; il We ®rivi'l>iilff it,9tngrt«ii|)n(jeir 
 
 (I spoke It bntr according to the — . fo 
 norf) mrinrr OTrifr, (vi. «nid)) I'o jitni €d)rrj, 
 t»^Mr ?h(i. SnAK. The - of that Toice I do 
 well remember, mpfjl frniK id) tifiVrSrininif 
 riiKUfit li'n. R* hath a - of Coenr de 
 lion's face, rr l)nt ttiua« uoii CoiwriiljerienJ 
 3i'ic]fn. Skak. Put thyself into the — ot 
 <in;aiarliy, ffgr ^i(^) otif rtn ©Piibrrlingtff 
 brtrngrn. He has a - of drumming with 
 his fingers, a — of winking with his eyes, 
 rr hilt firf) tat Iroinmeln tnit 6fn S5'"<1''''"' 
 biif IMiiijfn oitgnvBlint. [flrdjtr 
 
 Trick, (u. gr. thrix) #. i tit Spant: 
 
 Trick, (IV. treciaw) v. a. fitniiirfeil, 
 Jin-rn; (pft tnit up, off, out) l)rroii£ptil)rn. 
 
 To tri ek one's self up, fic^ f)fraii^pii()rii. 
 bricking Ob. tricking up. brr ^119. 
 
 Triciier, tr'k'ur, 1 1. ttx CS)nn> 
 
 Trickster, trik'ttur,) ner, feint 
 SSttri'iorr. 
 
 Tricker, #. bfrt)rfi(ffr, 9l6briirf, 
 Sti'djer , ©djnrflnr (nn ®d)ifggfiufhrfn) ; i'. 
 Trigger. [nufpuljra. 1. ber Runflgriff. 
 
 Trickery, tilk'uri, j. J. bn« <E>er. 
 
 TrickiRit, trik'sh, ad]. vrrr(t)inii)t, 
 filliil, ('(Miiii. — Trick'ishuest, #. bie 
 Crrt'diniituhfit, Cift. 
 
 Trickie, dc^Ptt.) fall of tricks. 
 
 Trickle, trikkl, (mit brni gr. trechn 
 brrii).?! r. n. I. trppfein , trniifrin, triefrn; 
 ririVtii (p. ©Iiitr tc). 1. t triefrn. 
 
 To trickle down, l)irrnbtrppffln. Tears 
 - dowB the cheek, ll^rnnen riniirn ilbrr 
 fcif 2Bnngr. Fluent nonsense trickled 
 from his tongue. flH(iii(lgfr llnfiiiM troff il)in 
 j»ii brr SiMi.ir. 
 
 Trickie, «. f bcr Irppfrn. 
 
 Trickinent, irik'ment, «. t ttr 
 
 £(f>ltlll(f, •J.Miij. 
 
 Tricksy, tr'k'si, (p. trick) adj. f 
 .'(t&ii, bii6|"ct), nrf'fl, lieb, fc^nincf. 
 
 TRI 
 
 Trick>irack, tr'k'-trak, (fc. tric- 
 trac) t. tai ZritftrAtf (?iaine cini;* SBrrt: 
 
 rpifi^). 
 
 Trieliniary, trikliu'eari, (1.) adj. 
 }ii finem ^olilrr, ixiprniif bit illteii bei iifdje 
 lagen, geljurig , ju bcr ffieife b« 'Jtlirn, bet 
 iir'rtje jn liegen, grljorig. 
 
 TricOCCOHS, tiil^ok'kus, U- tres 
 iinb coccus) adj. [^ot.J brett(J)niig , brei 
 tiii1)<"rig, brrifuppftg. ( udj. ireileibig. 
 
 Tricurporai, trikor-p6ral, (lilt.) 
 
 Triciispidate, tTikuspid^i:, a.) 
 udj. ('JJor.) breiipitjiii. brnjiiifig. 
 
 Tridactylous , nidak'tiius, (». 
 gr.) adj. [9innirg.J brrifUtnig, brrijeljig, 
 
 Tride, trlde, (fr. 'Si.) adj. [bei 3<i.- 
 gtrii] raid), jlinf, fur^ ti. gerct^iumb (P. (^aiig 
 err ijierbe). 
 
 Trident, trl'dent, (p. lat.) *. 1 
 ['Mfi)tl).l ber I5r<ijii(f (be« Oirptiiii). 2 
 IWiPin ] fine 91rr ^lUiibtU 
 
 Trident, } adj. brei' 
 
 Tridented, tri'deutad.^iodig, brei 
 iiiiFig. (breijnl)!)!!,. 
 
 Tridentate, irident'ite. <■<//. [%pt 
 
 Tridiapason, iriiilJ|>i'soii. (gr.) 
 *. ('JJiiii'.) elite breirii(<>f Dfiiiue, bie 3iuei: 
 iiiie)m>iii}iglle. 
 
 Triding', tri'ding. «. f. Tri thing. 
 
 Tridiug-mote, [J{e(t)(»iVr.J ba< @)e 
 rid)t fine* Cniibf^bfjirf*. 
 
 Tridodecaliedrai , trid<W^ 
 kahe'dral, (gr.) tui} iXrt)lollPijr.J iribebe 
 fiiebrii"d>. 
 
 Triduan, tr'd'juan, <lot. iriduuni) 
 adj. + I. breirdgig. 1. breitiiglid). 
 
 Tried, tiide, pmet- u. p\>. p. Try. 
 
 Triennial, nien yal, dat.i adj. I. 
 prfi;nl)rig. 2. brfijiihrlid). — ada. Tiien'- 
 II I a 1 1 y . nfle brei Ootjre . 
 
 Trier, tri ur, : I Oilier, ber ritieii 
 25iri"ud), S8errnd)e, O-rperiineiire niiid)t. i. 
 ber llnterfiicCrr, ^rnfer. 3. t ber «tn'irrieiii. 
 .Shak. 4. G-iiier, ber grrid)rli(^ nnrfri'iutf 
 rer 9{i(*rer, lliitfrfiid)iing6nd)rfr, JJisfiil; 
 fn (4)ird)ii'Prilf ; f. Trior. 
 
 Trierarcit, niiiark. (gr.) $. [olr. 
 (5)rifd)eMl.j 1. ber $rtuptmniiii tiiier brei 
 rubiriijeii ©.ileere, Wiiicfreiil)iiiiyinMiiii. 2 
 ber ♦Wnleercn.'Miifrililer. [t breiiiil)rlid). 
 
 Trieterical, trUierekai. i.\.> mij. 
 
 Trif allow, trlfallo, (p. I.U. ire« 
 II. fallow) ». a. l£aubivirtl)rd).] briebriid)t'ii, 
 rrrirtrtfn. IfPiHtig, breitljeilig. 
 
 Trind, trif'id. (lot.xirf). («ot.] brei; 
 
 Trifistulary, tiiiis'tslmlari, (\.) 
 adj. breirphrig. 
 
 Trille, tr> (I. (tnit trivial perm.) «. 
 bif jtlemigfctt, ber tiinb, tn6 ©pieliuerf, bie 
 Sopp.ilie, fiiimperei, %(^t , Hinberet, Xm- 
 belei. 
 
 To mind trifles, ^pffen triibrn. He 
 stands upon -s. tr fieht niif .Klrimgrciten. 
 Ciin you play with such —a. fi^lllieil @ie 
 i1d) tnit I'pld^n Jtinbereien, Initbeleieit ab> 
 gebrii? 
 
 irriHe, v.n. 1. rinbif(f), htppit'd) rrben 
 pb. Ijiiiibeln. 2. ipiitTfii ; ^witll) I'rinen Spiig 
 Ijabrn anit). 3. raiibcln, ipii'leii. 4. iiiibe. 
 beiircnb, gfringfngi<i tVin. 
 
 To trifle with, to trifle away, 
 pertnnceUi (bie ,3eii, fein QJiiJcf so. Tuey 
 
 TRI 
 
 trifle about nothing, ein^fiK^t* nntet^Srt(Te 
 
 Trifle, v. a. f univi^^tig, jiir £ieit 
 nigfcit nind)en. 
 
 Trifler, tri fiur, #. ber finbir<t)e 
 •OTcnrrt); iiiiifler, ?J5pffenntnrf)cr. 
 
 Triilinj;, trifling, #. bn* Iniibein; 
 i&pieli»rrf, bie Oinrreiippfje. 
 
 Trifting-, adj. l. tnnbetf^nft, tnnbes 
 liij. 2. iiippiid) , nubebeiitenb , fltringfrigifl, 
 liiinpig, nid)t^ivrirbig. 
 
 Trifling metal, gfniirrf)tf5 3eiig. 
 
 Trifling-ly, tri'tllngii, ado. wwUt 
 bfurenb, gcriiigfiigig. 
 
 One tri fli n gly busy . @iner, ber f(<^ 
 inir tiffin Dingen, iJleinigfeiten beidjnftigt. 
 
 Triflingi^neMS, tri'fliugnes t. I. 
 bfl6 2iippird)c, UiibefeiitenCe; bit Seere, 9?id)« 
 tigfeit (eine« S'veifel^ iC). 2, bie liinbelj 
 l)rtfrigffit, 2eid)rtliinigfeit. Ehtick. 
 
 TriHoruus, trif'l&rus, (Int.) adj. 
 [!8pt.] breibliiniig. [breibhitteriq. 
 
 Triftliiate, trifo'leate. (ItU.) adj. 
 
 Trifoly, trJ'fole, ». ber iVipc filee. 
 
 Trifurin, triform, diu.) adj. brei* 
 geilnitft, breigetlfllfig. 
 
 Trinr, trig, (IP. trigaw) p, a. I. f 
 iTiden, (lopfen. 2. (jeminen, fperren (ein 
 9?.n»). fob. Iiinfeit, bie ®d>iile |"d)i»iinjen. 
 
 To trig it. o t)inttt tit ®(t)nle gel)en 
 
 Tri|f, (l>. I. striga) t. n. (^egedV. jc] 
 tAi ■•)}fiil)l geben; 'TOnijI [;fflten. Igepnijt. 
 
 Trig', adj. f I. Pofl. 2. nett, l)i"ib|d), 
 
 TrljT, ^ *. l^fflelfp. ic] 
 
 Trigger, tr'g'gur,^ tai i))?ii()l (bn4 
 3rtd)in be* Orte, i»o fld) ber ©pieleiibe ()tn» 
 iMlen intiei. (breifiidjt Q\)t, Irignmie. 
 
 Trigainy, trig game, (gr.) «. bit 
 
 Trigeiiiinuus, trijeui'menus, (|.) 
 adj. erettrtd), breibpppelt. 
 
 Trigger, trig'gur. ♦. l. bie ipeinm* 
 fette, JtiiDiporre, ber ^emtnrdjul), 9?rtbfd)iih. 
 2. bcrDnltfer (nn 05fiuil)rfn); f. Trick er. 
 
 Trigintals, irijIn'taU, (I. triginta) 
 
 1. }>l. (. Trent ills. 
 
 Triglypli, trig'l'f, fgr.) #. [9Irct)it.J 
 
 ber Dreird)lit;, Driglppl). 
 
 TrigOU , trjgon , (u. gr. ) ». 1. 
 ['Jlilrol.l bnS Dreietf; ber gebrirte ©(fjein, 
 (i)fbrirtr(()fin; f. Trine. 2. (nit. 9Rii|".J tai 
 Ori'ircf cMrt breiecfiger Ceier ob. ipnrte). 
 
 Trigonal, tiig'oiial. / adj. 1. 
 
 TrigonouK, tiig'nnus.^ breiecfjg. 
 
 2. [5bot.) breifeifig, breifnntig. 3. [OJiinernlg.J 
 breiTeitig, breiftfig. 
 
 Trigonometrical, irigonnmlt'- 
 treUal, igr.) adj. l-)KiUl).] trigpnometrifrt). 
 
 Trigonoinetrically, trij^ouo. 
 uiet'irekale. adv. trigpiipinetrird). 
 
 Trigonometry, trigonom'etie 
 (gr.) *■ [-JJTnrl).] bie ©reiccflelire, .Dreiecf* 
 nie0fnnfl, trigonometrie. 
 
 Splierical trigonometry, bic rphiirifttt 
 Irigpnointtric. Plane -, bie ebeiie Irigono* 
 nicfrie. 
 
 Trigyn, trJjin, (gr.) *• ['Sot.] bte 
 breimiibige ^fliinje. [breiiueibig. 
 
 Trigynian, tn'jin'yan, adj. (iSot.] 
 
 Triliedral, trllie'dial, adi. gteid)< 
 I'eiilg: brfircfig, tricfrifd). 
 
 Trihedron, trihe dron, (gr.) t. tint 
 Jigiir nut brei gleidjeii Seiten, tai ©teit 
 fla(?), Iriebroii. 
 
1004 Fatf, f/i-, fall. fat. Mi, met. Fine, ffn. N6, move, nir, sJ!)U 6il. cLSimI. Ti'ibe. ti^h, foil. tAin. Till*. 
 
 Till 
 
 TrijUg-OUS, triju'gus, (M.') adj. 
 
 [Bot.) brcipnnrig (irpebert. [I'eitifl- 
 
 Trilateral, tnlat'lial, adj. brei; 
 
 Trilitcral, ^ilit'eral, o(0'- 6vei6iid): 
 (Int'ifl. [Irtflfr. 
 
 Trill, trill, (it. trillo) .. muf.] ber 
 
 Trill, V. a. I. « riittedi, fcfji'ittelii. 2. 
 tr(f:eni (eiii Sieb). 
 
 Trill, V. n. 1. triflern, Xritter fi^lnaen. 
 2. t iitterii, 6e6cii, frf)auern. 
 
 Trill, i\d)m. trilla) v. n. tvLipfefn. 
 
 To trill down, i)etabtvi>pftln, ^crnbtrnii: 
 frdi. [bit IrifliOH. 
 
 Trillion, fril'yun,(fr.2B.)*. [2lrir().] 
 
 Trilobate, trilo'bate, I (Int.) adj. 
 
 Triloiious, trilo'bus, 5l^»t.] brcu 
 Ioppi,i. [[23Dt.] brcifn(()erig. 
 
 Trilocillar, trllok'kular, (Int.) adj. 
 
 Triliiiiiinar, trilii'minar, ) , . 
 „, ., , . 1,1, 3 I > (Int.) 
 
 Triluiiiiuous, tiiiu'iiiiiius,^ 
 
 adj. M'clfncf) (ciicf)tciib obcr er(eu(t>tct, tnit 
 
 broi fiducrn. 
 
 Trim, trim, (nntjcffi trnm) adj. ffjl, 
 btcf)r, piiiTcub, in gutcr Dtbmiiicj I'ciciib; (ba: 
 lirr) frt'oii, (jutifd), iiett, niebli(^, (jcpu^t; 
 (iM't t) I'rt'&ii ; (I'^ii ®d)iffni> -, ub. — built. 
 UThifli'tmiit; fd)DM (ciiicii iupf)[oe(ln(teten iv&r= 
 prr h.ibriiD); (Def. lUMi ©Dlbntcii) \'d)on , iit 
 frtiLMUT .^iiltiiiig ((iiifred)t flefjenb). 
 
 Trim, adv. i'd)oii, fjiibfd), iictt, iiicbfict). 
 
 Trim, *. I. (etmoS f) bcr ©tant, ^ii(j. 
 1. bcr 23cra^ (nil ^Icibcrit). 3. bie Slu^ru- 
 ihitifl, ber aiufjiig. 4. ['>X)?nr. ] bie gorm ii. 
 Ciii^c bf f ©d)iffc5 , ber ?Wn(leii , ©egcl !c., 
 bie iiim Sniife brfli'Iben niii bicnlirf)|lcn (tub. 
 
 [ OJfiir. ] Trim of the masts, of sails, 
 bie iH'rtl)ciIf)nftcne Sage bcr ''^JJiifleii, ©eael 
 jmii Seiielii. Sailing -, bie uortljeil^nftcile 
 C5-iiirid)tiiiig bei ®d)iffeS u. 25ertl)i'iliuig brr 
 EaMing brffeiben, iim bcii Sniif ob. bie PJci 
 fd)iuiiibigfeit ju I'enuefjren. The - of the 
 hold, bie SBcrflnuuiig ber ffiilter bie fik beii 
 Cniil be« ®d)iffe« bie uortljeilljrtftcile ifl. To 
 find the ship's — , iiiiterriKftfii , luie bie Oiv 
 biiiig im ©d)iffe iiert()ei(t roerben iiiiu! uni 
 ivie tn6 -Wnilen : ii. ©cgcliuerf fut ben Waiiii 
 be? Srf)iffe6 nm I'ortljcilijnfleflen jiii(jerid)rer 
 n.HTbi'11 faiiii. 
 
 TrsB«, V. a. I. a) piitten, f(f)ti)ucfen; 
 ficiTVii0cn, aiifilii^eii ; (np) nii^piitjcii , nut 
 fiiijin, niifuii^eii, nii^fliifpren, l)fraiifpi:^i'ii, 
 ;errtii^itnifiren. b) frcfetjcii, eiiifaiTi'ii ("ith. 
 .nit). 2. t niiffeileii (eiiie3{ibe:c.). 3. iluiyii 
 (tne ipnnr, ben Snrt ic. ); (off; nt'iliifji'ii. 
 4. jiireri)r intid)eii ; ficiben ; (ia6 Jf ucr) fdyii 
 rrn, nn|'d)iireii; [ 3iiniiterl. ) jiiridjteit, jii. 
 fifliifii; (In) [Sinnufrl. ] eiiidiffi'ii. 5. i o 
 &nifm ben Si'pf jiiri-d)t fer.en, (S-inen jiired^r 
 U'eiiVn, iHiriiclmicn. 6. COK.ir. j (ein i£d)iff 
 Db. bi'flcn 1l)cile) geliorifl jiitii Segclu cin^ 
 rid)feM. 
 
 To trim frees, 55nimtc nilfpilfjcn. She 
 trims herself always handsonu'ly, fte flrt; 
 bet fid) imnuT niit lucirin (5)efd)m.i(f. To - 
 any one's jacket, o G'illfm bn* JCnmni!- 
 niifflppfen ((S-iiifii pnlgcln). To - a lamp, 
 Cel fn eine fnnipc tl)iin, giegcii. 
 
 [9)?nr.] To trim the hold, bie (i5i"irer im 
 ®d)iff^rnnme gi-horig (Iniicn, bcnSd)itffr.iinti 
 ft(;iirn. To - the sails, bie ©egcl om I'pr 
 t^filljnfrefleii |c(jen, einridjten. A sharp 
 tri turned ship, eiii ®(<)iff, bni bid;t Oeini 
 
 Till 
 
 2Ciiibe fegett, brffeii (Segef tiid)t tt'm SEinbe 
 gebrngt finb. To — all sharp, bie ©igcl 
 bid)t 6cint SGBiiibe bmlJeM. To - a ship or 
 a boat, eineui <Sd)iffe ober !Bt>ote bn8 ®leid)- 
 gcmid)r geOen, fie in3 (S)leid)gciui(^t fe^cii. - 
 the boat' gtmbe bn^ SSoot! 
 
 Trim, (fr. trimer; V. ii. fdjivnnfeii, 
 uneiitfd)lo|7t'a friii, e^ bnlb init ber etnen, 
 i>Mi tnit ber nnberii $nrtei ^nlten, f)in < nub 
 l;crrd))unnfen. 
 
 TriBiteter, trim'eiur, (gr.) *.[5pijef.l 
 ber breirnftige aSerij, Drcimeffcr. 
 
 Trimly, trlm'le, ado. fdjoM, Ijiibfd), 
 nett, jierlid), gcpntjt, fiiu()erlirf>. 
 
 Trimmer, trini'mur.«. l.[@trnnipfi 
 luirf.] berStntfii-er. 2. i3inimerl.J berSd)iiif: 
 fel, Iriiinpf, SSiedjfel. 
 
 Trimmer hook, [6ei Slnglcru] bie 
 (Seijnngel, ^Indjtnngcl. 
 
 Trimmer, s- (Finer, ber in nde 
 ©nttel gcredit i|l, bcr iGetterl)nl)n. 
 
 Trimming', trim'ming, s. bie '^ui-- 
 jlnfftrnng, bcr '.!i\ifpii(j, bie 33efct)ung, (*iii; 
 (iiffiing, bcr SBefnij. 
 
 Trimuess, fr'm'nU, «. bie ^'lettig: 
 feit, ^Ticbliitffit, ber nctte 91njug, 5pii$. 
 
 Trilial, tri'nal, (hU. trinus; adj. gc: 
 britt, breifnd). 
 
 Trinal unity, bie Sreieinigfeit. 
 
 Trine, trine, adj. gcbritt, breifacft. 
 
 Trine, *• [3lflrol.] ber gebriite Serein, 
 ®ebrittfd)cin. 
 
 The fiery trine, bie 3nfntuntenfnnft be* 
 QBibbtrS, Coiuen ll. ©djli^eil. The airy -, 
 bie Bmaninienfiinft ber 3n""inge, 2Cnge ii. 
 beS ^nffcrinnini^. The watery -, bie 3ii= 
 fiimincnfunfr bc5 itrcbfc^, ©forpion^ ii. bcr 
 (5ifd)e. The earthy -. bie 3"fnniinenfiiiifr 
 befi ©tiers, ber 3iingfrnu ii. ba ©tcint>o(f«. 
 
 Trine, v. a. [-ill^rul.] in ben gebritten 
 ©d)cin ilcden. 
 
 By fortune he was now to Venus trin 
 ed, bii5 05crd)itf ['riid)t£ i^u mtt bet SBehii* 
 tii bcii gcctitteii ©d)cin. 
 
 Triiier, tii uur, (fr. traineur) «. o 
 ber 3'iiibcrtr, iiiiiblcr. 
 
 Triliervate, In'nerv'ile, (Int.) adj. 
 C^ot] brcirippi), 'nil brei ber Siinge nnd; 
 fortMiii'cnben Sfivpcii. 
 
 Trinerve, til nerv, }adj. [^ot.] 
 
 Triiier%e«l, m' nervd.J brcirippig. 
 
 Tr ingle, tnng'gl, (fr. 2B.) *. l^v» 
 <t)ii.] bie ^raiijiciilc. 
 
 Trinitarian, ti'neti'rean, adj jur 
 Srcicinigfeii ob. )n bcr £el)re uon ber I)rci. 
 cinigfcit grhorig. 
 
 Trinitarian, s. I. ber trinitarier, 
 Dreicinigfcitebefcniicr. 2. ['W&ndjfiv). J bcr 
 Irinitnrifr. [[ihcpl.] bie Dreicinigfcir. 
 
 Trinity, trinetc, (lot. trinit.is) s. 
 
 Trinity-grass, [25ot.] bnS ipafenpfot 
 d)cn, ber 4>nrenflee. --suuday, [iial. j 
 ber Drcieinigfcitffountng. 
 
 Trink, tringk,/*. * (9Jed)t^fpr.] eine 
 
 Trinkc, ^ 9lrt 5'rd)ernc^e. 
 
 Trinket, tiingklt, (ocriv. niit nltfr. 
 trinqiiet, tringuet) *. (giu)0l)nl. Ini pi. — si 
 I. bie ©picirnd)e, bcr Xnnb; pi. -s, ber 
 .<tram , ba6 ^lirrcnvfrf. 2. tii\6 3lngcl)nnge, 
 ■Jlngrl)cnfe, bie ©d)mnrffnd)e, ^nijfftdje, bcr 
 3irrath. 
 
 Trinket, #. t IWnr.] txii Srnnifcgel. 
 
 TRi 
 
 Trinkling-, tringk'lmg, adj. e To 
 go - up and down, Ijcninigefjen n. Ijort^en, 
 fpionirrn. 
 
 Trinomial, trino'meal, (v. (nt.) 
 
 adj. [>3Jtarl;. ] breirl)cilig, breigliebctig. - 
 root, bie brcigliebrrige a3ur,iel 
 
 Trinomial, *. [-OKnt^.] bie brci» 
 t^eiliiie, bniglicberige (Jirose. 
 
 Trio, t.i o, (it. <1G.) *. 1. f^JJInf.] ba6 
 Irio. 2. i iai i?leebiiut (brei &eifnmnicn ). 
 
 Trio -tables, *. p[. brei lif4)d)en juni 
 'Uui ■■ iinb 6'iiifd)ic6en. 
 
 Triobolar,ti iob'olar,(nnd)T r I o b'o- 
 lary) (lat.) ndj. f brei ipdler lucrtl), iiii< 
 l)cbeutcnb, ivcrt()(t»«, rd)(ec^t. 
 
 Trioctaliedral , trioktahe'dral, 
 adj. [.<vrt|1ii(logr.j trioftoebrif((). 
 
 Trioctiie, trlok'til, (fflt. tres u. 
 octo) «. ['Jirtrol.J bie Creind)te(iveite. 
 
 Trior, tiiur.^cu. try) t. [Jtec^t^fpr.] 
 
 Trier, \ eine ^crfon, bie uDni 
 
 ®crid)te nufgeflcftt ifl, uin jn iinterfuc^cn, 
 d6 bie SBcrmcrfung eineS ®cfd)iyornengerid)t« 
 Db. irgcnb eiueS fficrd)iuornen begri'inbet ift. 
 
 Trip, trip. (H). tripiaw; nirfr. triper) 
 II. n. 1. (geiuofjni. tnit up) g-incn iinifiiflcn nia« 
 (f)en, bnbnr(^, bnjj man iljm ein SSein ilellt, 
 (fiuem eiu a3ein (Icflen uber unterrd)lngen ; 
 (nncb oI;ue up) ©ineni ein aSein ileflcn, (5-ineu 
 niebcriucrfen, iiniiuerfcn. 2. i a) (Jineii tii» 
 gen (Inifen, fnngen, ertiippen ; (up) ©inen c\.\\it 
 |lcd)en, iiberlijlen. Shak. b) Ijenmien (oiif« 
 Ijnlten). 3. (tnit up) unterfc^digcn (ein ^ein). 
 ['TOiir. ] to - the anchor, beu 3Jnfet Au4 
 bein ®rnnbe Ijcbcn, Iid)ten. 
 I. To trip up a muii in wrestling. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 To trip the course of law, belt Siiiif 
 be$ ®ere$e£ l)eninien. I tript up the heeli 
 and etc.. id) |lefUe bir ein Sein iinb 2C. 
 
 Trip, v. n. 1. (Irnndjein, itolperii, nn«< 
 gtciten. 2. tflolpcrn, flrnii(f)e(n; fic^j uerf 
 fc^nnppen ; irrcn, 'etileii. 
 
 Till his tongue trips, 6i« tt niif b«« 
 3unge flolpcrt, bi» il)ni bie 3nnge f(^>n)ec 
 luirb , (Ob. nucb) biiS er fid) i'errd)nnppt. He 
 -s with his tongue, er i)crfd)nnppt ficft. If 
 they caught me tripping in a matter of 
 so great moment, lucnn jje ini(^ in einet 
 fo >uid)tigen ©ndje nnf eineni gehlet obec 
 3rrtl)iini ertoppten. 
 
 Trip, i. I. ber ©d)fng niit bctn 95eine, 
 ©tpg, ®riff (nm e-inen nieberjnwcrfen). 2. 
 ber ©tolper. 3. i ber 5cl;(tritt, geljicr, 3rt» 
 tljnni. 4. I'iBtar.] f. Atrip, 
 
 To take any one in trip, f (?ilten nilf 
 bent faf)lcn $fcrbe ertnppen. She has made 
 a -. fic ()nt ein ipiifcifeii perloreu (uoii 
 eiiicr gcrd)i«iid)ren 2Bei6^perfon). 
 
 Trip, urippcin) v. n. 1. fc^mefl ii. init 
 flciiien ©d)ritten gctjen, trippcin, Oupfen; to 
 - along, Ob. to - it, (jintrippclii , forttripi 
 peln. 2. cine flcine, furje 9(eife nineteen, 
 cincu fluffing ob. 916|led)er nindjen. 
 
 A good tripping measure, ein gilttC 
 UiitJcirr inft. Shak. 
 
 Trip, *. r. a) bie flcine ajeife, fleine 
 ®efd)nfr?reife, Siiilrcife, ber SlnSjlnfl, ^Ibile* 
 d)cr. b) bie Jaljrt; -s, bie regelmagigeii 
 Jnfjrtcn bcr DiinipffdMiTe, I)rtnipfn)ngen it. 
 liuit'd)cii jroei Orten. 2. ('TO.ir.J a) ber ©mij 
 beim Snmren. b) ber ©eejiid. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. M4, met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 61l, cl6ud. TAbe. tfib. full. t//in, THis. 1005 
 
 TRl 
 
 I took atrip to London, i(^nin(f)te ritien 
 916|le4;er , eiiie neiiit Sieife iind) Si>iit)vn. 
 To take a — into the country, eiiie tleiiie 
 9itife , eiiKii ^iifftug nuf tai SniiD miict)eii. 
 
 Trip, «. [Oertl.] t)ie tleine iperOe 
 (Sdjafe). 
 
 A trip of goat«, tint tU'int 3it(itni)trte. 
 
 Tripartient, tripar'tlilnt, dot.) 
 adj. in txti tijcile r^tilfiift 06. ifrlciunft. 
 
 Tripartient number, [9irtr^. ] tint 
 3al)l , (ie tine aii&ere in (ret tllridte Ityeilc 
 tbctlt. 
 
 Tripartite, trip'panite, ((at.) adj. 
 fcrtit^eiluj; [SBot.) ^^litf)tiIill. 
 
 Tripartition, tri|iart7»h'un, t. tit 
 ll)filuiiii 111 Prei Xtjeilt, Dreit()<iliiii(i. 
 
 Tripe, tijpe, (fr. 23B. ; it. trippa; lu 
 irip»; 4 I. Idi Giiigtioribf, ®e6nrni, DirWt: 
 tiirnie, .Riitrel, ^nirnuiteii, ^uttrlii; [fii^Af] 
 itiitcfijletfe. 2. 1 ^er 5Bniid) (eiiif? "iJ^nirrfH'n). 
 
 T r i p t - li o u » e . Dcr jlllttrll)i'f, Srf)lil(1)r 
 l)i'f, iinitauiifiininrft. --man, 6er S.M 
 P.uiM(iil)iiiit>I(r. --marliet, (rr ftiitriri 
 iii>ir(t. - vixaged, till £alCiuiiirii()i'n(f)t. 
 gpiRbiibfiiiiefi*t hiibfii6. (PrtiffiBiil 
 
 Tripedai, tnp'eHal. (v. lat.) adj. 
 
 Tripeillinte, tripln'nite. \ adj. 
 
 Tripiiiiiate, tiip'u'nite, ^ l^*"-] 
 fcrfifarti flffioC'crc. 
 
 Tripemonal, triplr'kunal , adj. 
 nil* ^rcl ?J5cnViifii ticrti'l)eiiB. 
 
 Tripersoiiaiity, trlpentAiiai'le^c 
 «. 6er 3iitl'iiio t<6 Bintiii* in Crri ^irfoiieii 
 ill eiiirr 0)i>tfhrit. Mir.xoa. 
 
 Tripery, iri pnli. (fr. triperie) «. 1. 
 ttr i<iirriii)iir', S(f)i<i(t)t(u'f, ^nlPtiiincmunrft. 
 2. Me 5'''"'rf>f''inf. f<r S^lrifAinnrft. 
 
 TripetaliiuN, iiipei'alus, (.^r.)adj 
 [Bi>r.l Preil'liuterifl. 
 
 Tripliaue, trlrine, (nr.) «. [^Tffi 
 nrriilivl Per Inphnii, €pi'Pimieiie. 
 
 Triplitiiong', iiV'^'""6' ((l'-) ' 
 [■(ijrnmni.] Prr Dreilniitfrr). Iripbtfjpiijj. 
 
 TripiltilOnKal, tr'pl/iong'gal. adj. 
 |ii rtiirtn Criilniiter gel^i^rig, ant riiieiiiOrri 
 Iniitrr fttilfheiiD. 
 
 TripiiyllouS, trifillut, (gr.) adj. 
 (93i>t.) fcreibliittcrio. 
 
 Triple, tr'p'pl. (fr. 'HSi., x>- Int. triplex. 
 triplu«; adj. 1. trrifdC^; [^uf.] Prcitljciiig. 
 2. fur Tliird. Shak. 
 
 Triple ai many, Prrimnf fo oir(. 
 
 Triple-nerved. [33ot.] trririppifl. - 
 aalti, «. pi. [Gl)fni.] V\t Crrirolic (Siller 
 )vrld)e buret) Me 93crfiiiiMin(j etttrr @>iure nut 
 jiufi®riineingen ^tbWitt weteeu). --tree, 
 o >tr (DnlfifU. 
 
 Triple, e. a. perbrcifnrfren. 
 
 Triplet, trip'llt. «. I. itrt\ <l?friViifn 
 o6. Diiige 1)011 brnVlbfii %rt) tM filrifXiur. 
 V. CiPorf.) PrrDrrireini. 3. [^^Taii.] tielxivU. 
 
 Triplet -rhymes, *. pi. brei 9}iriV 
 niit rinerUi ©iiPreiiu, ttx Drrirfini. (fiirti 
 
 Triplicate, tnp'lekite. adj. trri 
 
 Triplicate ratio, [(5)eiMli.] bn* fubird)!- 
 S3(rt)nltiil6. - document, tai Iriplifnt, oii' 
 iiveitr 9lbfrf)rlft. 
 
 Triplicate, «. bnf Iripfifnt. 
 
 Triplication, triplekA'xhun. <. I 
 6it 25rr6rfif.id)iiun. 1. (burg. S^rrfjrJ rie Iri 
 plif(lrlClU^ff Jftiii(irr«9(nfii'rrtouf6ir©iiplif>. 
 
 Triplicity, tn'plis'eie, «. 1. Pir 
 
 TRI 
 
 15rjeifnd)^eit. 2. [9IilrpI.] bie ^tbtheifiing ber 
 Seiitcii iiiirf) brr >)liiial)l bcr (Jlcmfiue. 
 
 Triply-ribbed, liip'le-rjbbed.af(/. 
 [35Dt.] Prcifiid) (lerippt. 
 
 Trip-iiiaduin, tr'p'madam, (fr. 
 tripe -niadaiiie) t. ( 23i)t. ] Bie fUlue ipnilfi. 
 \m\x\, ber ^KiUierpftffcr. 
 
 Tripod, tripod, trip'od. (gr.) #• bcr 
 SreifiiB (lurrauf ^prieilfr k. mciffaiircii). 
 
 Tripoli, trip'pole, j. I. [(iJoo.jr.l Iri 
 polid. 2. ber ju Soiibon geljorine Sltrf'" 
 (£oiitl)n)nrf. 3. ['JKiuenilg.) ber inppei. 
 
 T r i p o I i - s t i c k , ber ■jpi'llrfiorf . 
 
 Tripoliiie, trip'oiiu, adj. [^int' 
 rnlg.j jiiiu Iripprl gclj&rig. 
 
 Tripos, tiJ'pos, «. f. Tripod. 
 
 Tripoly, tiip'pole, «. [»«.] bn* 
 -^<otrirr>iiit, bie biniie finiiiifle. 
 
 Tripper, tri^'pur, «. &iner, ber nii< 
 ilopr, (Iriiiiil)ilr , f»(ft uerfi1)iinppt , fe()lt, irrt. 
 
 Tripper, t. ber Irippter, ^upfer, 
 Irii'peliii""e. 
 
 Tripping', trip'p'ng. adj. I. (trnu. 
 (t)eliiD ; firt) t'erfctiimppenb. 2. trippcliib ; fliuF, 
 rtud)ri,i. rrtmi-n. (iaiij. 
 
 TrippiniTv *• ttr lei(t)te, hilpfeiiti- 
 
 Trippia|;;^ly, trip'p'ngle, actc. ieid)i. 
 jTiiif. fi'iftt) lueg. 
 
 Speak the Rpeech trippingly on tlir 
 loiigiie, i)nire( bie 9{ebe fri|'(t> pdu bcrSuiige 
 ii'en. Sh*k. 
 
 Tript , (ript, praet. u. pp. V. Trip. 
 
 Triptote, irip'iAte.(gr.)«.((5)rnmm.] 
 liii ^prt, bo* iiiir brei ©iegiiiigtffnde IjiU. 
 
 TripadlMry, iripu'deaie,(lnt.)a(0'. 
 tiinjenb, im Iniije uerritfttet. 
 
 Tripudiation, tripiadei'ihun, (1.^ 
 i. ba4 tniiirii, r>reheti. 
 
 Triquetrous, trlkw4'tru&, ((at.' 
 adj. breiieitig, breifnutig. 
 
 Triradiated, trlrA'diitld, adj. 
 breiilrnljlig.- brelge|lrn()(t. 
 
 Trireme, trl r^me, ((nt.) «. bie brei- 
 rubrri.ie ffl.ileere, ber Dreiriiberer. 
 
 Trirlioiubf»idal , ii trumi.^iH'ai, 
 adj. bie (»)etlnli ihmi brei 9?nureii (jobenb. 
 
 Trisacrainentariaii , tiUak 
 kraiiieiitA'iean . t. filler, ber iiiir brei <B(\ 
 frniurntc aiinimntr. 
 
 TriHagion, trisSd'jjun, (gr. > t. 
 Situr.i ] ^ai Dreiinalfjeilig. 
 
 Trise, m^e, dp. treUlaw) p.n. ['TOnr. 
 luit eiiieiu einfacbeii lane aiiflipleii. 
 
 Trising line* of the yard -tackle*, bie 
 •JliiflH'ler ber 'D'lOrfMfel. 
 
 TriHect, ti Kekt'. (p. (at. tre» u. •*< o) 
 e n. ill brei aleid)e tf)elle thfileii. 
 
 Trifiection, trMkshun, *. bie 
 IheiMiiiij ill brei gleicfie Xljeile; ['Migeljr., 
 (Meoni.) bie Creitljeiding. 
 
 TriMuiuM, tri»'niu«, (gr.) *. [Web.) 
 brr fiiuiibatfeiijipaiig, bie OTuiib- ob. ^awl 
 'lenime, 'OKaulfperre, tai franipfl)afte 3'i(jH'= 
 fnirfrtieii. 
 
 Triwpast, tri«'pa«t, } (gr.> « 
 
 TriwpaHton, iiispaN'ii'n.j (■Wed).] 
 Der breifartie 3-l.ifd)eniuq. 
 
 Tri<iperillOU.*i, tilspemi'us, adj. 
 [■l?or.I breifaiiiig. 
 
 Trist, tri.st. ^-(at. tilnfN) adj. 
 
 Trixtrul, trist'ful,^-!- finiler, rrnurig, 
 ^ctrt"lbt. Shak. 
 
 TRI 
 
 Trisule, tiisulk'. aat^ adj. f brei« 
 larf 111- - *• t eripag Dreijnrf Igefi, berDreijacf. 
 
 Trisulcate, trisul kite, adj. brei> 
 jaitt.i 
 
 Trisyllabic, tris.s!iiab'ik. ) 
 
 Trisyllabical, trUsillab'ekal, \ 
 udj breifiifeig. [ ereifti&ige ®Drt. 
 
 Trisyllable, tr'ssil'labl, ». iai 
 
 Trite, triie, (int.) adj. ab.jebrindieii , 
 abgfaiii>r, gcmein, n(t, nHtagig (SBeiiurfuiig, 
 Wegruilaiib zc). [geineiii. 
 
 Tritely, irJte'Ie, ado. nbgebrofdien, 
 
 Triteness, tn'te'nes, «. bie ^bgei 
 iiiimbeif, (S)cmeiiil)eit, QJlatiljeit. 
 
 Triternate, triilm'ate, ((at. tres 
 u. ternate) adj. [ !6ot.] breifad), breija()(ig. 
 
 Tritlieism, trii;ie hm, (gr.) «. bie 
 DreiniHterei, ber Xritljei^iii. 
 
 Tritlieist, tiit/ie'ist,«.berDreinDtte» 
 rcr, irirlvifl. [Dreinotrerei bcrrcffeiib. 
 
 Tritlieistic, tiii/ieis'tik, adj. bie 
 
 TritUeite, f. Trii heist. 
 
 Tritliing, tiiXHing, (p. three) t. 
 ()ii;t Riding) ber britte lljeil etue* 2nu0< 
 fetirf*. 
 
 Tritical, tritekal, adj. f f. Trite 
 
 Triticalness, tritekalnes, <. t f 
 Triteness. 
 
 Triticite, trlt'es't, (fr. S33.) «. 
 [iJiarurg.] ber SBeijeiiafjreiiileiu. 
 
 Triton, trlion, (gr. <JD.) ». 1. [»TOi)t^.] 
 fer Iriroii, lluter.'DJeergott. 2. (Driiitl).] 
 ber Iriti'ii. 3. (eiiie TOiird)el) tiai 1ritonS< 
 tjoru. 4. t t»« 2Cct[er()af)ii (niif £ird)» 
 tlji'irmeii). [ ter Iireiriang. 
 
 Tritone, trl'iAne. cat.) *. [-OTiif.] 
 
 Tritoxydjtrltok'Mii. ((jr.)*.lGl)em.] 
 bat Iriiornb. Ijerreibbar, je«'it''rf»- 
 
 Tritiirable, tiit't.<)hi\iabi , adj. 
 
 Triturate, trli'tshuraie, ((.) v. a. 
 trrreiben, jenlogeu. 
 
 Trituration, tr'ttshdii'shun, «. 
 rie 3irrei()uiig , 3erili>guug. (3errei6eii 
 
 Triture, triuhilre. *. f ba« 9{eiben. 
 
 Trituriuin, triiuiium, a. [d^tm.] 
 ba« ©diribigiiae. 
 
 TriUMipIl, til umf, ((. (rinmphns; 
 i\x. thriaiiibos) «. 1. ber Xriiitiipf), a) tui 
 Siegefgeprauge. b) bie Siegesfreiibe, iAi 
 5rol)lorfeii. c) ber ©ieg. 2. •■= ber '3liif)iig, 
 ■)5rad)tiiig, ba* ©epniiige. 3 (je^t trump) 
 Der Iriimpf (in ^arteiifpieleu). 
 
 Arcli of triumph, bcr Iriiimp^bpgen. 
 To make a - of etc., iif)cr Griua^ triiiiiij 
 i'l)ireii, flp(j nuf Qiwx\& fein, fid) ciuer <BaA)t 
 ruhiiifn. 
 
 Triunipli, V. n. 1. triuinpfjireii, a) 
 llegpraugen ; fiegeii. b) fn4)Iorfeii. 2. getri> 
 l)eu, bluljeii. [beiifrciibe bejeiigeii. 
 
 To triumph In any one's sorrow. (£d)a« 
 
 To triumph over, I. triuiiiplyritl 
 fiber... 2.1a) fiegeii, ben ©ieg bai'rn 
 trogeu Tiber .., befiegeii, uberiuiiibeii, fiber 
 :c. OJJeiiler luerbeii. b) triimipljireii fiber ... 
 (froblocfen fiber . ..). 
 
 Triumph, r. a. f d-ineu uuteriver* 
 ten, fiber i()ii triiinipi)iren. 
 
 Triumphal, tiiumfal, adj. @ie< 
 gefi.. , Iriimipl). .. 
 
 Triumphal arch, ber 'J:riiinip()t'ogeH. 
 - car. ber Irimiipljivageu. - crown, bit 
 Siegeffroite. 
 
1006 P'ttf. far. fall. f.it. .Me, met. Fine, fin. NA, move. n6r, s;6l, 6il, clfiud. Tiibe. tfih. fijll. t/,in. TIIU. 
 
 Triuinplia.!, «. 6nf ©ir<jf«jfirf)en. 
 
 TriUHipliaiitT tiiumfant, nrf;. I. 
 finfii 'Jriiinipl), Siegfeiernft. - chari-ot, ter 
 XriiiiiiplMi'<i<jeii. 2. tlilHlIp()irell^, fiMtx"'!"- 
 (Jen^, fif<irfi(t). 3. 1 trillmvl)irel1^ , fio(lell^. 
 
 His triuni pliant niarcli, fcill <B\e<ieit 
 jUfl. To be-, (tegen, triiimpf)irftl. - song, 
 ber ©ien'fflffrti'fl. t"i* triiimpfilifb. 
 
 Triiiiiipliaittlyftrjuiu'fantle.affi;. 
 1. triiinipl)ireu&. 2. fiegrficf). 
 
 Xriuinplier, tn'umfur, «. ber 
 ^riiiinphireiiftc, ©Jrflcr im Iriimnif); [nit. 
 SJiMii) t>tr Xriiniipl)ircn6e. 
 
 Triiiinvir, irJ'umvIr , (fflt.) *. 
 (fl(t. 9?rm ] 6er Irimtunc (jDreil^ftruftcr; 
 I>ifilirrr, Drpininnii). 
 
 Triuinviraie, trlum'virat, t. tni 
 IriiimiMrnt cbif Dreihfvrrrf)(ift). 
 
 Tri uue, triune, (tot.) adj. brri. 
 (iiiifl (i>. WotD. [einf)cit, ©rririiiinffir. 
 
 Tpiuiiity, triu'iieie, «. Me ?)n'i: 
 
 Xrivant, irivant, I. f. Truant. 
 
 Trivulvkllnr f trtvalv'ular, adi. 
 [^I't.] brfiffni'pifl, rreiipel^ifi. 
 
 Vriverbinl, tn'veili'eal. Ont.) nrf;. 
 [olt. 9{rui] - days, bie ®cri(^t6tnge (dies 
 fa»ti). 
 
 Trivet, triv'it, t. f. T re vet. 
 
 Trivial, triv'yai, (Int.) odj. I. ptntt, 
 tiifbrig, (jfuieiii, n6ge^rp|■(fielI, nfltnglid), M 
 tci<\i(\, tripinl. 2. flfring, iinbebfiitenb, iincr! 
 hcMirf). 3. [^intiirg] flciiiein. - name, ber 
 Jriuiofiinme. [Tri rial n ess. 
 
 Triviality, tr'vyal'ete , *. f f. 
 
 Trivial!}', tr'v'yale. adv. 1. (jfmrin, 
 fllltnglid), triuinl. 2. iiiierl)e6li(^, mibebeii 
 tenb. 
 
 Trivialness, tr'v'yalnls, «. I. bni 
 ®emcine, 9?iebrige, bie ^fntthett, QlflrngliA: 
 ffit, (5Jeiiieiiif)eit, Xripinlitnt. 2. bie Uiimicf).- 
 tiflfeit. Uiicrf^eHi^fcit, (JJcrinflfilfligfeit. 
 
 Troat, trote, V. n. [SBnibimpr.] rS^i 
 reii (wie eiii 9{e^6o(f in ber SSninft). 
 
 Troat, : [2Bnibnifpr.] bn« 9?B^rcn. 
 
 Trocar, tri'klr, (fr. S33.) «. [G^ir.] 
 ber Znifat, 95nii(^flcd)er, 2Banflfle(J)er (ein 
 fflSerfifiifl). 
 
 Trorlialc, trokilk, }<■ tro- 
 
 Trocliaical, tr6k&'ekal, 5 cliee) 
 adj. Ilvref. 1 trprtinifcf). 
 
 Trocliaiifer, trikSn'tur, (flr.) «. 
 I9liuit.! ber lliiibrfl)er, ©(f)eiifeJbrel)<r, ®d>tn» 
 fflimibrrl'fr. 
 
 Trocli*^, fro'ke, (V. (jr. trochos) t. 
 bfi6 ^li\i'iirifrKl)ild)eii ; f. Lozenge. 
 
 Tr«»<»hee, tro'ke, (gr.) #. f^cef.] 
 bfv Iri'rtiiiii? iSniigfiirp. 
 
 Troriiil, tro kil, } (gr.) *. l. 
 
 Trorlkiliis, tio'kilus, ^[Oniitft.Ja) 
 fine 3(vt StriiiiMiiiiier. b) (bi<iu.) berSniiii: 
 ratlin c) bor ippnigfniiger. 2. [9Irc()it.J bie 
 G'tinirliiiiig. 
 
 Trocliilic, trokii'ik, adj. ^ernti6s 
 jiflieii liber limVi'di fpiuienb. 
 
 TrOClliliCS, lrok5liks,(gr.frochilia) 
 t. pi. bie 9{uberfiiiibe, iteimmig beritrci«« 
 6en'f(iiiiifi. 
 
 Tr4»cllillg'K, tr^'kingz, (fr. trochnre) 
 *. pi [^niMinpr.] bie <5-nben, Qlf|l(f)en (nm 
 ®en>ei()). 
 
 TroeliioU , tro'kNk. (gr.) *. bnf 
 atiineifu£f)elct)eii , ^l<i^si)tn, Inftld)eii. 
 
 TKO 
 
 Trocliite, tro'kit. o. gr.) *• [9in» 
 tiirg.) ber Jinifcird)ne(feiiilein, ln>rt)it. 
 
 Trochlea, trnk'lca. (Int., v. gr.) 
 t. |?lnnt.] Me >!(iigenri>[(e , ber ^higenring. 
 
 Troclileary , trok'leare, adj. 
 [9tiinr.) jiir -Jliigeiirofle gei)i3rig. 
 
 Troclileary niu>cle , ber 9?o(Iniigen! 
 muffei, obcre ob. ^ri^ere fttrnge Sliigeiis 
 niii^ftl - nerve, ber 9?pfliieru. [doid. 
 
 TrOCil(»i4l, tri'koid. (gr.) *. f. Cy 
 
 TrOCliOitles, trokoiH'ez, (gr.) *. 
 
 [9lnot.) bie ^JIAreiifriginig , ^pfniinenfuguiig. 
 
 Trod, trod. ) . „ ^ 
 
 rm wj . 'j ^} prael. P. Tread. 
 TrOfle, trode, " y 
 
 Trod, ) -r J 
 
 Trodden, tr5d'dn,;''P^'-^"»'^ 
 
 Trode, «. - ber Iritt. 
 
 Tro^^lodyte, troglodJie, (gr.) «. 
 1. bertrpglobnt, .?3Dh(eii6eu'iM)tier. 2. Oool.] 
 ber =I?iMtnii (eiite 'JIffennrt). 
 
 Trojan, trojan, (p. Troja) s. I. 
 berlrofniier. 2. f fi'r ©if''; ninrf^ giuberii) 
 ber (Sieiipffe, (ob.) UiUcrgebeiie. Siiak. 
 
 Troll, troll, (trpflen ; m troliaw^ ». a. 
 I. rpfleii. 2. ill freiffiTmiger ~?fid)tiing bemci 
 gen; (niid) niit abouD hrriinigrlien (offeii 3. 
 niif eiiie frfjitefle 9lrt bemegcn (bieSmigf 20. 
 4 t ['Wiif-l U'ie eine ^u<\e I'rrrrngeii. 5. 
 (fr. trOler) fjerteijieneii, lMrniHieI)fn. 
 
 To troll away, grutiviiib iiln()iin. (Will 
 you) - the caieli , ben Million }ii fiiigen nil: 
 fnngen. Shak. 
 
 Troll, p. n. I. ri'flen. 2. f^eriimgefjen 
 (in bie S>?unbe beroegt roerben, luie ein gefVifl: 
 tti (S5fn«.i. 3. fd)Ieubern, ( tri'flrn. 
 
 To troll (It) in a coach and >.ix. in el: 
 ner Sui(<bt nut ©edifen Ijinrrfleii. 1 Imve 
 a tune trolling in my head. id> linbe ein 
 2iebd)en , bn« mir im ^opfe f)friitngi'f)t. To 
 - for pikes. 5>ed)te ob. nnd) <ped)ten nngeln. 
 
 To troll about, f)eriim(ntif»n , l;eriim: 
 f(()Ienbern, f)eniintr&beln. 
 
 Trolling'-riiit;, tr^ir'ng-r'ng. t. 
 ber 9?iiig nn eiiier ^ngeiruti)e, ivuinit innn 
 ^(dfte nngelt. 
 
 Trollop, trol'lup. (trpfTe) *. (Jitter, 
 ber herunidiiifr, trobflt, (jfrumtrobelt; bie 
 ©diditnpe, €d!(nnipe, 'Jrofle. 
 
 Trollopee, tioHi'ippc4', t. * (ehe< 
 muHi fine 9lrr grnnenniniitel, Me ^tlvpt. 
 
 Trolinydanies, trol'm^dimz. (fr. 
 trou-niadanie) t. ia6 Codjerfpirl, IroiK 
 mnbnm. 
 
 Tromp, trump, (fr. trompe) «. [$ut> 
 tcnro.] bie 3"<irMire, 95(nferobre. 
 
 Trompe, (fr. 2B.) «. [^tdt'it.] Hi 
 tronipeteiigeu'iilbe. 
 
 Troinpil, trom'pil, t. bie Oeffnttng 
 nil einer Biigri'fjre Cfromp). 
 
 Trona^e, tron'idje, t. (ehem.) bfl« 
 <ID.igege(b ( fi'ir bn6 ^Ibiungen ber 2Dofle ntif 
 ^TOnrften). (ber SBpfduieger, ^ngeineifler. 
 
 Tronntor, trona'tur, s. [^inibon] 
 
 Trone, ». [Dertl.] a small drain. 
 
 Trone- vi'eiiflit, trone'- w4te, f. 
 
 Troy- weight. 
 
 Troop, troop, (fr. troupe ; Xriipp) ». 
 . ber Iriipp, bie Iriippe, Srtinnr, ber S?a»: 
 fe(n). 2. [«J)?iIit.] a) iiai .ftrirg^ppif; oe^t 
 im pi. gebr.) -«, bie Iriippen, Jtrifgfpolfer. 
 b) ber triipp 9?iiter, bie ^feirfrfdniiir. 3. 
 bie ©(^nufpielertruppe, ©cDniifpicli'rbnnbe, 
 
 TliO 
 
 ©(txtufpieUrgrfenfEfrnft. 4. [-Wiif.] tint ^rt 
 ©dviifdmnrrd). 
 
 Light troops, Ieirf)te tnippen. 
 
 Tro op -ship, tdi Irniuprrtutiff. 
 
 Troop, v.n. I. in ^p.infeji gdjen, ^nn» 
 fenmeife jicljrn , ^niifni MlPeii ; in jpniif.ii 
 fpniinen. 2. i in !8egleitiing lein ; (with) fid) 
 einen (mit). 3. Iinflig jlel) -n , n^rtjieijen («o, 
 jn, nnd)), in G'ile gf()t'n, eilen. 
 2. And all the large effects that troop 
 with uiajeKty, 
 
 They troop to their stand.ird. fie fntni 
 tneln fid) iitn il)rc g-nline. They trooped 
 up to the king's court, t'le }pgfii ritig in bei 
 fipiiig5 5?pf. [mnd)fii, fiil) pncfen. 
 
 To troop away, tn - off, firt) b.n'on 
 
 Trooper, troSpur, *. i-BMit.) ber 
 SReiter, itnonlleriil. 
 
 Trope, ti^pe. (gr.) *. [3?(}pt.] ^ie 
 Siiiniibertmgnng, ©ininunnMiiiig, Irppe. 
 
 Tropliied, tro'fid, adj. nut ©lege^i 
 jcidifii grfd)tni"irft. 
 
 Tropliy, tro'fe. (gr. tropalon) ». I. 
 
 bie iropljne, bM ©iege#ieid)en, ©irgr^tnnliK 
 
 ©ifge«benfnin()f. 2. i tai ©iege^mnl)!. 3. 
 
 ["Jlrdiit.) bie Irpvfjne. 
 
 2. Present every hearer to Clirist as a 
 
 trophy of grace. 
 
 Trophy-money, [©ngl.] eine 'Jlbgnbe, 
 luetdje 5?nu6beft^er iiiib SnnSiuirrhe jnl)ritrf) 
 filr bie Irpmmeln, 5'i()nen tc. il)rer ■'liiiiij» 
 fpnipngnien entrirf)ren. 
 
 Tropic, tropik. (Int. tropicus) $. 
 [ 91)lrDn. , ®eogr.] ber 23Senbefrei6 , ^Ecnbei 
 jirfel. 
 
 The tropic of Cancer, ber 20enbefrei< 
 be« S.ttbfti. The -of Capricorn, ber'JBcabe^ 
 freis bei ©teiiibp(f£. 
 
 Tropic-bird, ber Xrppif I'pgeJ. 
 
 Tropical, tropekal, adj. I. )U beti 
 2Cenbefrei|'en ge()prig; inner^olb ber 2Benbei 
 freifeliegenb, beftnblid), fjerrfdjenb ; ben ^a3en» 
 befreifen eigen Pb. «igeiitl)utnlid); [<U|lron.J 
 trppifd). 2. trppird), uneigeinlid), bilblid). 
 
 Tropical writing, bie SSilbtrfdjrIft. — 
 fruits, bie ®iibfri"i(()te. - winds, bie 2Sinbe 
 iiinerf)nl6 ber •B.-enbeftfife. 
 
 Tropically, tropekSlli. ndc. tXOt 
 pifd), bilMid), iincigfittlid), uerbliltnt. 
 
 Tropist, tr^'pis.'. *. I . diner, ber Iroi 
 pen nniueiibet. 2. fjlird)riigi't'rf).] berlrppiil. 
 
 Tropolog^ical , tropolod'jekal , 
 adj. [dit)tt.] bilblid), figiirlid). 
 
 Tropolog-)', tropol'ioje, (gr.) *. 
 bie rebncrn'c^e ©pred)iirt in Irppen, bilblidje 
 ®pred)nrt, ber bilMidie SSprtrng. 
 
 Trossers, tios'surz, «. pi. t !'• 
 Trowsers. 
 
 Trot, trot, (fr. trotter; trotten) ». n. 
 
 I. trpttcn, tmben, tmb Pb. im trnb gef)en. 
 
 2.|ii.4 trnbencfjeriiinlnufcn, Ijerntnipringen). 
 
 2. He that rises l.ite must trot all day, 
 
 and will scarcely overtake his busi- 
 
 ness at night. FRANKi.iif. 
 
 To bring a horse to trot, ein ^ferb ill 
 ttnty fi'^en. Your horse -s very hard, eiier 
 «Pferb l)nt einen felir hnrten irnb. 
 
 Trot, «. 1. ber Irptt , Zrab. 2. | 
 (Iriite) bn6 nite Sa3ei(>, bie nite <8ritel. 
 Trot- town, ber "ijjjl.iilertrcter. 
 Trotit, troi/«. (niigelf. treothe) j. • 
 I. bie Irene. 2. bie iSSnljrljiit. 
 
r&te, fnr, fAll, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. >'6, move, n6r, got, 6il, rl66d. TAbe, tub, f&U. t/iin. THi«. 1 007 
 
 TKO 
 
 In troth. In ^af>r(j<it. To plight one'i 
 — , feiii 'JDort (jebeii. Shjui. By my -! bei 
 niciiier Xrtnl (faliM). 
 
 TrutlilesSf (rntA'leii, adj. treiilD^. 
 
 Trotll-|lli|S-i»t) (roiA'plite, e. a. ■' 
 ctrti'beii. - adj. ' (.to) ueriptudjen, uerIo6t 
 (mit>. 
 
 Trotli-plis:li<, *■ bit fritr(i(f)( ?(ii: 
 flflebiing Jer Irene in in ^rtu\\b\<i)oit oD. 
 btt itt 93(rmiil7liiii(]; ^^\6 93iTlu6iiig. 
 
 Trotter, irottur. «. l. ^(r Xrotter, 
 Irn&er. 2. ^tr €(f)iifrfiig. 
 
 Trotter*, tie {Jufif. 
 
 Trottiiig-f trotting. J. ^n$ Irabeii. 
 
 Trottiug-horie, ^fr Xriibrr. 
 
 Troilbctdoiir, truu'ba(iuur.(fr.^.i 
 «. ['JRitieliilt.) Crr Irciibflrpiir, ■OJiiiiiieionii". 
 
 Trouble, trubbl, ifr. trouMer; t. 
 turbo; trfibfit) V. a. I. trubirii , rrilbe imi' 
 (feeii (9CiifTfr to. 2. t (Icreii (Q-iiifii, ^le 
 9{iif)e !c.); ufrwirreii , in 06. uiuer ic. S5er. 
 tuirrnng niinrfjtcu. 3. t «> ((Jiiieii) i|iinlti>, 
 plii(|eu; fretiiiruhi()en; (&iiirm) Summer, 
 ©urge ob. SBerCme iitncfjen, (S-iiieii brffini^ 
 tnern. b) (ijhini) bfim'il)fn. c) (©iiirii luti 
 (jen etiirt ®(t)lllDfpr^^:ul1n) plnneii, qiiiileu ; 
 wegtti einer ®<tiilt) grhcttiid) beliiuaen. 
 
 Why do you trouble Bie At work, 
 leariim (lorenSiemirf) bn btr Arbeit, njoruin 
 Ijnittn <Bit luid) I'on 6rr •Mrbeii nb? He wa» 
 very much troubled in mind, (C lunr 
 ftift betn'ibt. To fi»li in troubled water. 
 1 iin Irubfll fifctflt. A troubled miud. 
 fin irr« ©inn. Shak. Tlwe gout -• him 
 mlghiiiy, bi( CSi)i(i)t niiniut il;n (tt)t mit. 
 Troubled with the spleen, niilii'ud^tif), 
 hl)po<f)on^^if(4. MariliR, thou art careful, 
 aud troubled about many thing*, f 
 «J)?flrtf)n, bu f)iiil uicle ©orjje iinb *JKi"il)». 
 Never - youmelf about tliote faults, which 
 etc., bffi'niiiufrt 06. bcuiiriiftiijt turf) ni(t)t 
 ubfr ime Jrljler, bit tc, higt eiirf) bie Jtijirr 
 ni(^t anffcfjteii, bie ic. To - one'ihead about 
 etc., fi(t) Webniifen iniKfteii fiber jc. 1 will 
 net - myself lo prove it, id) ivifl inir ui(t)( 
 6ie»TKrif)e(jeben, e< jii beiBeifen. You would be 
 t r u b I e d to prove it, e$ ivfirbe 3l)nen fcfyiver 
 loerbeii, ti iii beioeifeii. It -s me to see 
 thai ete.. id) ftift iiiif 9Jt•r^rlle, bn^ tc. Don't 
 
 — my head with it, iiia(()en ©ie niir baniir 
 ben Ro\}i ni(l)t warm, iii(t)t tod. I will not 
 
 - you to deliver the letter, i(f) luifl ©ie mit 
 bcr -Jlbortbe be* iBriife* ni(t)t bemii^en. I 
 will not - myself in this affair, i(tf IVlU mir 
 bfiMiit iii(f)t ill r<f)>iifeii nin<i)eii. 
 
 Trouble, <• 1. bie llnrii()e, 9JeT(egrn> 
 f)eit. 3. (in biefer ^ebeiitiiiii) tnritleiK iin 
 pi.) bie lliirul)e, ©toriiiifl, SBenuirrunfl ; -s. 
 Uiirii^en. 3. ber itiinniiec, 93erbriiB, bie 
 ©ivije. 4. bai Sriben, (^lenb, bie <]iotl;, bai 
 ll»(ltnu\<b, UnnU'irf, tUbel. 5. bie Unrui)e, 
 Will)«, ^I'lljiuerbe, Seutiuerlidjfeit. 
 
 To be ill trouble, ill 33erlegen()eit fein. 
 *Tis a great - tome, bit6 iiiiid)! mit I'ielen 
 Jtltmmi'r. To bring -s upon aue's self, \l(tf 
 i\\6 Uiii]liirf t1i'ir.}rn. Can you do it without 
 •ny -, in,i(t>r c6 jljiieii feme '3Kril)e, t6 }ii 
 lijlin? I'lii Inili to put you to tliat -. t6 rt)iir 
 inir leib, bug ict) ^hiirii birfe -')}iii\'it iiiiicl)e. 
 To be a - to etc., (5-iiiein bertt)iverii<^ tallen, 
 diien bn>i|1i.]n>. 
 
 Trouble - feast, ber ^reubenftcrer. 
 
 TKO 
 
 --state, t ber 5rifbenS|l&ret, Unru^ilif 
 
 ter, 9liifiuifgler. 
 
 Troubler, trub'blur, «. ber Stijrer 
 Troubler of the public peace, ber 
 
 Jriebenfilorfr, lliiriib|lirter. 
 
 TroubleKoaue, truii'bUum, adj. 
 
 I. flijrenb. 2. liijliG/ befrfjiucrlict); I'erbrieg: 
 lid). 3. mul^riim , befrijiuerlicl). 4. beiiiiriil}i' 
 gciib, miHlict. rt^limm. 
 
 A. troublesome guest, ein befc^ivets 
 licter, liiiliger &a\t; jjreiibenjl&rer, Sin^i'cr; 
 berbcr. I wi»h not to be — as a guest, id) 
 luid nl£ diafl nid)t )ur Sail faden, lailig, be; 
 rd)iuerlid) faden. My mother will never be 
 - to me , meine ''TTiutrec ivirb mir iiie laitiii 
 faden, befd)iueriid) faden ob. fein. A - bed- 
 fellow, eiii iiiiruhijjer 55eltijeiiDp. 
 
 Troubleauiiiely , truu'bUumie. 
 adv. \M\it\ , aiif riiie lailige ^eife. 
 
 TroublesoineiiesH « truiibi- 
 jkuinnei, j. I. bie 'Bf fibfamfcit , ^cfd)iufr 
 (id)feit. 2. bie Ci^iligfcir ; Sirbrie(}lid)feir. 
 
 Troublous, trubblus, adj. 1. Ull.- 
 riif)i<j. 2. t I'erniPrren. 
 
 Troug^la, irof, (nntjetf. trog) s. 
 i. [^IRar] ber Oohle Tlnnm i\wf^tn jiuei 
 •ajeUen. 2. ber Xtoq , bie 'TOiiIbe. 3. bAi 
 SiAiWt, ber XtPflfaljn (ber ^ilben). 4. ber 
 Xrp(j. SaUafferiroij ; ba« i)}Iiil;laerinuf, *J)iul;t. 
 ijeriiiiiig, Oli'riniie. 
 
 The ship lies in the trough of the sea. 
 b<it @(^iff tirgt )ivifd)eii jivei ^cden. 
 
 Troul, tr^le, a. a. 1. rodcn, leid)t 
 beiuegen. 2. f l)ertrinern, wie eine Q-uor 
 pprtmgen; f. Troll. 
 
 Trounce, tr^&nse, (fr. troncon. 
 iron^oiiner) v. a. 6 ilrafen, jud)rigrit; ((^n 
 lien) in llnteri'iid)iing }i(l)en, fd)arf miiiiei): 
 iiirii ; nngrben , in ©trafe bringen ; (Q-iiuiii 
 in St'ibe lupdeii ; (ffinen) miijIjanDeln. 
 
 Trouive, iruus, (f. Trows ers) $ 
 cine >2Irt ^iiieerl)pi"en. 
 
 Trout, irSutt, (angeir. trubt; fr 
 truite; lat. truita) f. I. [0(t)tKt)0(.) bie Si< 
 rrde^ Jpljre. 2. t bie Jurede, ein fluter 
 iWarr, giiter ehrlitftrr Sin\. 
 
 Salmon - trout , bie Sat^iforefle. 
 Bull--, bie groge JJorefle. 
 
 Trout-colored, foredeufnrbig , n)fi§ 
 
 II. fd>raar} geiprenfelt. —-fishing, ber 
 iyol)rciifaiig, (Ji-'f'doitfaiig. --stream, ber 
 5Pl)rf iibad) , jT^deiibact). 
 
 Trove, tr6ve,(fr.tfou»«rJ «. [^td)H 
 ipr ] Per JJiiiib. 
 
 Trover, tri'vur, (fr. trouver) «. 
 [9?fd)f^rpr.) I. bnfi ijinben. 2. Action of-, 
 bie 3iiri'i<ffprberungJflage. 
 
 Trow, ^6, (aiigt'lf. treowinn, treo- 
 wan) o. n. « glaiibeit ; beufeii, meiiien ; 
 traiieit; fragrn. 
 
 Tro^v, (im iymperatie.) interj. (eine 
 Stage begleitenb) frage ic^! ^e! ei! »i ei! 
 traiin! 
 
 Tro^ve, TOtM 1 to believe. 
 
 Tr<»%vel, trou'il, (It. truelle; (at. 
 trulla) «. I. bieJtede, ')J?aiirfrfede. 2. [®art= 
 nerf.J bie ^ct(e, (5)artenfede. 
 
 To lay oil with the trowel, i mit ber 
 ^ede anii'erfen dlarf anftrageii). 
 
 Trovv«er«, trmi'siirz, (gnel. triu- 
 san ; fr. trousse; lU. tivvs) t. pi. bie ipPlVll, 
 lucitrn .^pfeu , lleberl;rfeu , <)5uinpl;pfeii, 
 
 TRU 
 
 ['73?nr.] ^nfatrpfen^ofen. [Irojd. 
 
 Troy, trie, (gr. Tioia) t. iOJcpgr] 
 
 Tr«»y, ( 
 
 Troy-wei^lU, trSi'-wite-^ ^"'"' 
 Troyes in 'Sraiifreid)) #. 1. bai »Uppr()ef 
 fetgeiuid)t (20 ©ran =s I ©friipel, 3 ©frii» 
 pel 3= I Drad)nie, 8 Drad>men =: 1 llnje, 
 n. 12 lliijen = l '^Sfunb). 2. bai ©oicge. 
 i«id>t, '=J)?arfgeit)i({)t ( I ^pfb. = 12 Unjtii, 
 1 Zliiie = lO ^^>fe:inig, 1 'iJJfiiinig = 24 ®ran 
 pb. ^prii). 
 
 Trunilt, truu'ant. (fr. truand) adj. 
 1. mngig gel)enb, fal)rla['|lg. 2. faiil, trage. 
 3. juug , iinerfal^rcn. Suak. 
 
 A t r u a 11 1 disposition, bie Sllfl )lim ^t-r> 
 laiiin/n ber 55.'rlcfiiiigen. Shak. 
 
 TruAut, 4. biT -Wtlgigganger, ^.lU' 
 leiijer, lagtbieb; ©djtiluerj'aunKr. 
 
 To play the truant, I'eine ^ftic^t pet' 
 I'aiimen; (poll ©d)rilerii> bie ©ci)iile fd)man« 
 )en. That aged cars play — at his tales, 
 bag felbil ^2llce il)r Q)efit)'U't verfiitimeii, uni 
 ii;H aiiiiilipreii. Shak. 
 
 Truant, v. n. mi'igig ge^en, feint 
 ■Jlrbiit perfaiimen , fauleiijcii ; (ppii ^iiabeii) 
 bie ©(ftiile rd)iu.in}en. (trage, fabrl.ifilg. 
 
 Trunilt ly, truu'antle, adj. fan!, 
 
 Truiuitsltip, truo'autsli'p, «. btt 
 OTui'ilggaiig, fie Jaiiiljeit, S'lljrl'iifigfi'if- 
 
 Trubs, tiubi, (lat. tuber) I. [-^pt.] 
 bie (?tbmprd)cl , (yrbnufi. [bicfe '^xaw. 
 
 Trubtail, trub'tile, ». « bie fiirje 
 
 Truce, troo»e, (gpt^. triggwa; i,t. 
 tregua; norm, trewe; ciiiibr. trugth) $. 
 1. [•iJHilit.] bet ajaffeniliUilaiib. 2. bie 9?u()e 
 ($aufe, bet ©tid|laiib>. [l^alteii. 
 
 To keep truce, fii^ rul)ig Pb. |lid pcti 
 
 Truce-breaker, Q'liiet, bet eineil 
 ^afffit^lidilniiB , Scttrag brirf)t. 
 
 Trucliinnn, ti litxh man , «. ber 
 Bplmetrd>i'r , Cragpmaii; f. Dragoman. 
 
 Trucidattou, iroo>edA'shun, (I.) 
 «. bie &rniPrDiiiig, ba6 ^Iiicbab. 
 
 Truck, truk, (fr. troquer) v. n 9 
 einen Xanfc^ iua4)en, taiijc^en, Iaiif(^l;anbe( 
 treiben. 
 
 Truck, V. a. 8 taiw'ibtn, (intaiifd)en, 
 pertaui'd)'))/ iimrauf(()en, auStaufc^en; (for) 
 oertanrd)en (fnr). 
 
 Truck, «. bet Xaiifd), Xanff^^anbef. 
 
 Truck, «. I. b<\6 "iicib aw ber i]af< 
 fette, nn bein (5)cfd)n(jfarren , Cajfetteiirnb ; 
 (I'iberl).) ein f(eiiie£l}P(jerned Oicib Pl^iieeifcriie 
 a3cfd)lage, ba« 3{ab(^en, ein fleinee ^ab, 
 bie 9{pde; (ba()er) -, ob. pi -», btt «lprf» 
 ipagen, 9?pdiuagen. 2. (■i)J?ar.] berfinppf an 
 einem (Jlaggenilocf, an einem t^lilgelfpid. 
 
 Truck-carriage, eine ^2irt SJlocfiuaf 
 gen, um ©ificfe ic. <iiif eine !&atterie jti 
 btingen. [Xaiird)l)anbel. 
 
 Truckage, trukidje, ». berXanf((), 
 
 Trucker, truKur, «. bet tanrd>fr, 
 (Siner, ber Xaufiljfjanbel treibt, bet laiifcft* 
 Ijiinbler. [-Jiab, bie dioUt. 
 
 Truckle, truk'kl, t. ba6 fleine 
 
 Truckle-bed, ba6 9{odbett. 
 
 Truckle, idim. p. truck) V. n. f[<tf 
 iiiitenuerfen, gfjipiiiigeii tf)iiii , }n Srctij* 
 frit'd)en; do pb. with) fid) beiigen (iiiiter>. 
 
 A land that triickle.% under us, eitt 
 9aiib, baiJ iin* iiiitcrrhtiiiig i|l. Truck- 
 ling, uiiienoiirng; bie lliittripurfiafcit. T« 
 
1 008 Fate, far, fall, fat. M. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il. cl6fid. Tiibe. tub, ffill. tAin, THis. 
 
 TKU 
 
 make any one -, iiiit Qiuem fertig lufr^€n. 
 Trucks, tiuks. (fr. nuo *. pt. iai 
 
 I)ni(ftaffirpif(, gjfilffiVifl. 
 
 Truck-table, truk'-tabl, t. tit 
 
 I)ni(ftiifel, 23eilfe. 
 
 TruClilt'MCe, tru6'kulen«e, (ttlt.) 
 t. I. bic 2BilM,ifit, S){oO')«'i; ©rrtiifamfeit. 
 2. bfr Ktrccflifbe «Uiib(irf. 
 
 Truculent, troo'kulent, adj. I. 
 luiiB, nM). 2. i"(l)niiBerl)flft, I'djrcrflic^. 3. (jrau; 
 fnni . i>erhferen6 (^i'|l k.). 
 
 Trudg-e, irutlje. p. n. 1. flpfien, m< 
 fell, luiintfrii :c., (flciuoljul. tuit fciii ^irbnii 
 tegriffe t>e« 9)?iil)l"nnii'n, Unaiifleiieljnien) 
 inngfnm , niuhinm fcl)reitt!ii. 2. fid) plagtii, 
 fid) placteii, fiti)* Miitfoucr iwerDen (nfTeii. 
 
 To trudge it afoot, ju %u^e fort Ulllr! 
 f^,.„ To - on behind, f;iiuen iind) gel)eu, 
 |)iiitfii Dreiii gf^i'n. 
 
 True, tioo. (nnofff. treow. treowe; 
 fd)m. tro; treu) adj. I. treii, getreii; (to) 
 ((Sinem, einer ©nd)e) treu. 2. >unl)r, a) 
 (iiid)r fnird)); «) mnf)rhnft, iv)nl)rl)afrig ; /S: 
 iViil)r()nft, ad)t. b) treu, re&Iid), iiutri*tig. 
 e) rfd)t, rcd)tmneig. 3. rirf)tig; regflrcd)t, 
 rfgelmngig. 4. tijriid), rcb(ict) (Oegenfat) uou 
 iinrcBIirf)). 
 
 A translation true to the original, eilie 
 trcue llcberft^uiig. A - copy, eiue gerreuc, 
 tri'ue «Ubrd)nft. My - defence, indue ge; 
 rcd)tc SBcrtljeiMgung. To be - to any one. 
 Q-mm treu irin. A - history, eiue luiiljre 
 fflerd)irf)te. -love of country. roal)re SSater: 
 InuPfliebe. — to hit word, feiuem SIDorte 
 p6. 93errprcd)en treu. An otficer - to his 
 charge, ciu !5rnmter, ber feiu 91mr gctreu 
 I'erfteljt. - man , ber SiePerninuu. Shak. 
 He is as - as steel, er ifl m<\t)t (rein) ivie 
 Wolb. The fact is -, bie ©nd)e ijat il)re 
 9{id)rigfeit. It i« - , jiunr. A circle regu 
 larly -. eiu iioflfinutuen ruuber, regelred)tcr 
 £rrig. He speaks - English, er |>rid)t bili 
 (S-nglifd)e rid)tig. 
 
 True-born, HDU (id)ter Weburt Db. §eri 
 fiinfr feienb, nd)t, !vnl)r. --bred. 1. uon 
 nd)ter Slbilnmtuuug feienb (i>. "Jljiereu) ; (bn> 
 l)pr) 2. nd)t, wat)X; (j. 58. A - gentleman), 
 -•hearted, treul)erjig , reMid), rtufri<f>tig, 
 rl)rlid). --heartedness, bie Xreul)erjig! 
 feit, 9lufrid)figfeit. --love, 1. ber (ob. bie 
 wirfiid)> ©eliebte. 2. [Sot] bie ©imbecre, 
 ^Bi'lffbeere. --love-knot, (oud) - lo- 
 ve r(s) knot), ber Ciebfgfiu'ten , bie CiebeSi 
 fdtlpifr. -penny, (ber eljrlic^e iierl, bie 
 fl)r!id)e Sp<\»t. 
 
 True, ». bn« SEn^re, (5igentlid)e. 
 
 Trueness, truu'nes. «. I. bie Xreut, 
 
 9Iufrid)tigreit, 9{cblid)feit. 2. bie SKoljrIjeit, 
 
 9ted)tl)cit. 3. bic 9?id)ttgfEit, Jfegeliunpigfeit, 
 
 baf 9ffgi'lred)te. 
 
 3 The t ru en ess of a lijie. Webster. 
 
 Truffle, troofl, tiuffl, (fr. trutfe) 
 * [23ot ] bie Irilfffl. 
 
 Truffle-dog, ber ln'iffelf)uub. — 
 hunter, ber Inlffdjager, Zri'iffelfurfier. 
 --plot, bii5 IriijT lliiger. --worm, eiu 
 geuMJTer 2Cnriu iu Iruffrdi. 
 
 Triif*^, trng. s. I. ber Irpg, Wortel. 
 fubcl, C'clMufubrl. Spi'iSful'el. 2. (r^m. nud) 
 ali' eiii 05frreibi'UMB, (5 tings =2 i^ufhrUi. 
 
 TruiRui, tii'io i/ni. s. bie oiubrjiven 
 felie, lUMi fili'il rinlrud)rnibe) <IDiil)rl)rir. 
 
 TRU 
 
 Trull, trull, (ID. troliaw; itufle) «. 
 bn6 --TOeurd); bie ®trn(jenl;ure, (?3iiiieiil)ure. 
 
 TrullizatiOIl, trulle^a'Nhun . ([.) 
 s. bii6 UebcriieljfU luit 9)iijvtel ob. &\)\>^, 
 Iinid)cii , ber 2lniinirf. 
 
 Truly, troo'le, ado. 1. treulid^, treu, 
 reblid), flufrid)tig. 2. ber 5a5ahrl;eit gemae, 
 u)iil)r()nft. 3. rid)tig. 4. luirflid), iu ber il>u, 
 iual)rl;»ifrifl. 5. ber Sacfte geuinp, uiit gureui 
 ®ruube. Shak. 
 
 To be truly attached to etc., treu t)iil- 
 teu «n K. , treu I)ni;geu an jc. 
 
 Trump, tiump, (it. tromba; gael. 
 ironipa) j. 1. (felteu iu ^^profa; fcuberu uiei- 
 \1tn6 II pb. ?) bie trouipeie. 2. ber Jiujlrl 
 (cine^ ©le|)l)nutcu). 
 
 Jew's trump or harp, bte TOrtuItroui; 
 iuel,.bn5 IBrumiueifen. l\en , ironipeten. 
 
 Trump, V. n. nuf ber Irompete bin; 
 
 Trump, iauS triumpli jiirnunueuge}. > 
 #. 1. [^nrteufp.] ber Iruiupf, t>ai ©tid); 
 bintt, Xrumpfbltuj. 2. (e()m.) iaS lrunipi= 
 ipiel. 
 
 To pnt to the trumpa, on the — s, G'l-. 
 uen nuf6 9leiigerfle bringeu. To be a -, -J- 
 bei feiuem JJreuube iu ber 9iotf) flufl)nlteu. 
 
 Trump -ace, tn6 Xruuipfn5, triiuipf 
 ng. — card, bet Xruiupf, tai iruuipf- 
 blatt, ^iit)lb(iitt (bie ^arte, bie turtu beim 
 Knrteiigebeu uui|d)lngt). 
 
 TruHip, V. a. 1. truinpfen, fled)cu, 
 abiled)eu. 2. l a) (up) cc) gelteuB niiut)eu. 
 ()en)Drfu(f)en. /?) uutfrfd)ieben , erbic^teu. 
 fcfttniebcu. b) + (upon) nufbriugeu, iiuf: 
 jiviugeu. [fpielcii. 
 
 Trump, r. n. tnmtpfeti, Iruuipi 
 
 Truuip, (fr. tromper) c. a. f be- 
 trugeu. 
 
 Trumpery, trump'ore, (fr. from 
 perie) s. 1. bie Suuiperci, ber Qunrf, ^luu; 
 ber. 2. -J- baS leere (i5«fd)iun(5, 03eu'(i|"cti. 
 
 Trumpet, trum'pit. (fr. trompette; 
 
 giiel. tronipn, trompaed; Ironipcre) *. 1. m 
 
 [^5)?iif.] bie Irouipete; [-War.] tni& ©pmd). 
 
 n)i)r, ber 9{ufcr. b) bie >^Dfnune; n 'he l.is' 
 
 -, bie ^iifouue iti SKeltgerid):*. o bn 
 
 Irciupetcuilop. Shak. 2. ber Zrompeter. 3. 
 
 t ber 3luepofrtuuer. 
 
 3. (A gre.it politician was pleased) to be 
 
 the trumpet of his praises, feiu £vl' 
 
 nuf .{uppfduueu , nu^iutrpnipiTt-u. 
 
 Sound of a trumpet, ber XriMUpeteu- 
 rd)nn, Iroiupeteutoii. Speaking -. bns 
 Sprnd)rr()r, [-Wnr.] ber iXufer. Hearing -. 
 bn« 5p6rrol)r. To sound the -, bie Jri'Ui. 
 pete blnfi'U. To sound one's oxvn -. fciiifu 
 rigrueu 9{iii)ui nuf pof<iuueii , lurfiliibeu. lie 
 is fain to be his own -, er luuil fid) iVlbil 
 ipbiMi. Knotted -, [S^nturg.] ber fuorige 
 Delfu(t)cn. 
 
 Tru nipet-f i sh,' I. ber IriMupeter, 
 Ironipetfurifd). 2. ber ©djucpfenfird), bir 
 9)ifrrrd)Ufpfe. --flower, bie irpnipi'tcu 
 bliMue. --fly, bie €(f)(ifl'remfe, ber ®d)iif' 
 euger. — honeysuckle, ['iior.) bnf iub 
 uiergruue i'irginifd)e (S)eif blntr. --marine. 
 1. 1'Tintiirg.] bie innupfteurd)iiccfe. 2. [■•)J?uf.] 
 bic IrLiuiprteug'ige , bnt* iniiuiiM'd)rib. -- 
 shell. [>?fiitnrg.] bie lrouu«ereiifd)iifcfe, 
 
 ^ornuiieufduircfe (Biicciniini , I, inn.). -- 
 stop. (Orgclb.] ber irrnu'iTiMiiug, bnf 
 IrouipcteuregitJrr. - -t o n g u e d . nuc Suuge 
 
 TKU 
 
 (b. f|. ©tiuime) roie fine 'Jroinpete ob. $o» 
 \m»t Ijnbeub, luit ^ofnuneuiuugeu. Shak. 
 --tree, ber Xrouipeteubnuui, ^nuoueu* 
 bauu). 
 
 Trumpet, v. n. bic trouipcte b(ni 
 feu , iu bie Xrynipere |li)pen, trinnpcteu, po» 
 fiiuueu. 
 
 Trumpet, v. a. l. nuftrompeten, 
 nujpofnuueu, luit in)nipeteufd)n(I uerfinibeti 
 I'b. befnnut uinrf)eu. 2. t a) pofnujien, nu«» 
 pufnuueu, nuecrouipcteu. b) to - forth, auf« 
 pvfnuneu. 
 
 Trumpeter, trum'pitur. «. 1. bet 
 trouipeter; ^ofnuueublnfer. 2. i ber 31»4« 
 ppfauucr. 3. l^iiuurg.] a) [Druitl).] bet 
 Xrnuipeteni'pgcl, bne finnrrl)Ul)u. b) eiue 91rt 
 5?nu$tn»beu. c) [3d)t()i)i)(.] ber trDuipefet, 
 Irouipetenfifrf). d) bie lroiupeteHfd)He{fe, 
 ^;piM'nuueufd)ue(fe. 
 
 Trumplike, trump'like, adj. trouti 
 petennrtig, eiuer Irouipete nl;uiic^. 
 
 Truncate, truogkile, ((. trunco) 
 p. a. I'crili'iuimelu; I'erfi'iricu, (ibfurieii, <\b* 
 fluuivfeii, abflu^en. 
 
 Truncated, (-TOfltt).] obgeilu^t, nbgt» 
 furit, nbgeilumpft; [5?frlb.] nbgeilu^t, an 
 beibeu ©uben n6ge()nueu; ['))JinernIg.] nbi 
 gtflunipfr. 
 
 Truncate, adj. [Sot.] nbgeilu^t. 
 
 Truncation, trunkasliun, «. tit 
 aSeriirimmelung ; Serf firjung. 
 
 Truncheon, trun'shun, (fr. tron- 
 ?on; V. I. truncusi t. I. ber Suuttel, ^tiit 
 gel. 2. ber a5efrt)l5f)aher(lab, .Semmnnbrilnb. 
 
 Trunclieon, v. a. mit eiueuiilutlts 
 te( fd)logeu, pnlgolu, nufprugfln, nbprfigelu. 
 
 Trunclieone«*r, trunsin'inecr', 
 ». ©iucr, tn luit fiwi'ui.Uiu'irti'1 beivnjTuet itl. 
 
 Trundle, tnin'dl. (ongclf. tiueadle, 
 Ireiidle; Ri. troni p. »i. rotU'U. 
 
 Trundle, p. a. rolicu, mnlicii. 
 
 Trundle, *. l. bic OMW , •iB>\l\t. 
 2. bn6 D{nbd)fu, fieine ^ai; (ob.) ber i){ofl» 
 iviigen. 3. [Olrtid.J bic 3iiiibviji)re. 
 
 Trundle-bed. bae f>{pllbftr. — tail, 
 1. ber ruube ©d)u>nu)i eiue -Jlrr i^unbe uiit 
 bicfcm ruubfui Sd)a'nU)C. Shak. 2. bie 
 :pcrumliiuteriiiu, bie il;rc 9f6ife und)|M)ieppr, 
 ffliilTeulnuicriuM. 
 
 Trunk, trungk. (fr. tronc; 1. trun- 
 cu.s) t. 1. l23L't.] ber ©inunu, ^^iiuitiilniuut, 
 ©rr(f. 2. (ber 5?iUipti()cil eiuc6 .Uijrpir*) 
 bcrStnmni (eiuer -Jlbcr to; ©rnniui, ©itnft 
 (ciucr ©nulc). 3. ("Jliuu.) ber 9{uiiipf ^i"fS 
 rl)icrird)cu .S&rpcrf). 4. bic Iruljc, 9nbe, 
 itiue, ber ilnfleu, itoffer. 5. bic ^fl^ijre, l)t(< 
 jmie 9{i>hre; (u. iu eugerer 25ibeutuug) -, 
 Ob shooting -, bnf 2?lafrrol;r. 6. [3ool.J 
 ber SRuJTil (fitief G'dpljiiureu, ber O'lfefteiu. 
 
 Fire- tru II ks, muf 25r<uibpru) gfucn 
 fifteu. — for skyliglit, eiu 5''''ltcr, ivobunt) 
 bnij Cic^t upu pbru Ijcn-iuiiillt. 
 
 Trunk-breeches, — -hose, btt 
 '^UM\pl)ofc», $iubrrl;ofcu. - clips.*, pt. 
 Jvotferbcrd)(nge. —-crab, [iRnturg.] bPt 
 il6riicrfd)ilb. --fish, ber breie.-fige SrPi>f« 
 fird). --hasps, i pi. Ucberfiidc Hut Cfl)» 
 fi'u fi"ir .Rpff'"*"- --''»'•'! b.i5 ®d)r,igtf iiil'.T 
 --lock, bilf iJn(lfd)lPB. --maker, Per 
 i,rul)cuiu.id)er, itiilciiJ, Jloffrrniiid)er. -• 
 root, bie irnniiuii'iirjcl, ip>uipriuur,el. - 
 IV o r b , f. S I a i r - w r h. 
 
Fi^ti>, far. fhlK fat. Mi, met Fine. f'n. N6. m&ve, n6r, ^ot, dil, cl6ud. Ti^be, t^b, fdll. tAin, THis 1009 
 
 TRU 
 
 Vruiikf »■ <>• t uerilummefn. 
 
 Triink<^<l, trungkt, adj. I. • flbflf» 
 brocfefn. 2. (lefliiminr, flatiimiij. 
 
 Vruilllion^ i^un'yun. ^fr. trognon) 
 «. [atrttU. 1 eet @d)iit>ini>(tni [^^t^;.] itx 
 
 Trunnion- plate, bet 3flpf'l)^e(f e(. 
 — •ring. t»tr 3<iPt'"<ri"!l > ^^''f vor brii 
 (S<t)ii»)rtpffn. [6fl« ©tpgfit, ^er ©tog. 
 
 VrURiOIlf truu'zliuii. (Int. trudio) t. 
 
 TruRH f mis. (fr. trousse; it>. trw»a) 
 t. \. ») ber (toi) Sbiiiifel, t<\6 58unb, ^lirf.- 
 (ben. b) (ill tiiflrrrr SBebfutiiiig) bn« ^uiib, 
 0>ebuMb <5?cii, Strplj it). 2. [Gljic ) bn« 
 ^«iib, SBriicbbaiiP. 3. ['IKnr.] a) etiie 3i.i<f. 
 Mft b(T untttn ^iiinrn. b) eiii Inn, bn6 bm 
 a>rniiiraiuii jiim Siatf bient. 4. etc $o|'en; 
 f. Trou te. 
 
 Truss of flowers, brr (Strang. 
 
 Truss parrel, [ Wrtr. J bit IflUrnrf f , 
 bni ©Aniirrrrtrf. --pendents, «. pi. bio 
 ■Jrtiif, rtii6 bfuen ta6 ©(binicrrnrf bet iinrcrii 
 Sfiinrn bf|lfl)t ii. ii'priiii bie Dtiicftnlje flfl)nft 
 ivirb. -taekle, (Wiir.) bie Dfarfrolje cb. 
 ber aSierliiiifir , nl6 Jtnrftalje bei beii tiiuern 
 liniirii bleiirnb. 
 
 TrHNH, o. a. 1. pncfen, etnpncfrn (into. 
 Ill); ("p/ eiiipii(frii. 2. niifbiiiben ; to -, ob. 
 I« - up. aittT<f)HTien , l)inAiifiiel)en , aiifbiih 
 b(M, Aut|<t)tA()en , aiifilrcfen, aunlreifcii. 3. 
 bni'Dii triiflcii, hinwfflmff'n. 
 
 A horse well trussed, eltl nDi)l<\t(<iftn' 
 fflte«, tvot'lflfbfltitf* il.inimige* ^»(erb. To 
 - a fowl, rill @tii(f 0ii'f)ugel iAiinieii, Aiif> 
 ^flliuiril. To — any one upon a tree, Milieu 
 an emeu 9?aimi niiffni'ipfen. To - up bag 
 and bagg.-ige. atifpocteii, iiiit <Sad 11. $fl(f 
 bnriMl )ielieil. To - into a bundle, in eill 
 aM'inbrI piirfrn. (;>i. ('Wnr.] bie TOirfen. 
 
 TrUHKt'lfl, trtis'slz, (fr. trousses) i. 
 
 Trussel-tree, trus'»l-tri«, «. 
 [■Wnr.] bie eflnijlflljliiifl 
 
 TruNMiiifC) trun'sing, «. [Stnimfrl. 
 It. €rt)iffb.) eine 9(eilje bioaiMinlfr Irngbmi: 
 ber, fie in ernem r>rfif(fe (leprbnet Tmb u. 
 rinl1ll^fr (ifgeitfettifl iinterfliitjfn. 
 
 'FrUNt, triist. (bi'H. IrOst; fdfw. trSst; 
 ouflrlf. trywsian; Irene, Xrefl) t. I. bn6 
 Brrtrniien, 3"fTflnen ; bie 3ni>erfi(t>t. 2. ber 
 ©lanbe; l^.inbel] ber 'Mlinibe, .Rrrbit, 95i>rfl. 
 
 3. bie ^nnbliiiifl ob. brr Siifl'ii'b, ta niiin 
 Qrtwni nuoertrnnet ; j. 5B- To put any one 
 in - with any thing, (^iiiriii @riuAS ititi<er> 
 Itniieu, in SrriMljrnnfi gebeit; 1 serve him 
 truly, that will put nie in -, id) bienr bcni 
 triiilirt), ber tnir GrmiK nni'ertranet. Smak. 
 
 4. ti\( <Pfiinb, aini'ertr.inte, b<i«, wa6 nn 
 vertrmit ivirb, bai, wni ninn (f-ineiii niii'er^ 
 trnut, bie niivertrnute Wrwnlf. 5. [9{f(Dr«: 
 fpr.) bn# nni'errrnnte. hinrerlf(ireWiir, Drpo; 
 fltiint, Svfliinbfliit, illibeiiiit; (nud) i) t><\i 
 flni>ertriinte(«iit. 6. rii «J5(l -flrdiiift 'bieG-i!]iii> 
 fdjnft, tni SSrrhiilriiiB tiiirS 'iJJiloiier*). 
 
 To put one's trust in etc., (Vin 93rr: 
 trniicn |V(jfii fliif :t. To put too much - 
 in etc., jii I'ifl 9?irrrniieii fr^rn niif ic. To 
 give - to etc.. SBfrrrniii'ii fffji'ii in Zf. In -• 
 tit aSerwahrimn. To deliver in -, ill SBer; 
 tvoririllici (lel'ril. There is no — to he piii 
 in etc.. niiin fiiiiii firti nirfjr niif zc. I'lTlnffni, 
 man fann iiid)t oisf zc. baiicii. His - wm 
 with III 'Kternal . er I'ertraiitc briii ^ivifli'ii 
 Enyl. ■ deultch. Wdrtrrbuch. I. 
 
 TRU 
 
 Most take things upon -, bie ^eiflen lie()< 
 men 35inge niif Zrcu ii. fflinnbeii an. I go 
 upon -, i(t) Ijabe e* vow ^ijrenfagen. To 
 take or purchase goods on -, 5H3aaren auf 
 .Krebir (@)lanben) neijmrii Db. fniifen. To go 
 (to take) upon -, auf £rebit iie^men, bur: 
 gen. To give upon — , niif 0)(aiiben ob. Sre: 
 Dit fleben. Breach of-, ber Ireitbnid). A 
 man oi great -, eill fehr jiiucrliiiTiijcr "Wann. 
 Creditors in -, bie ^uratoren ber ■OJiaffe 
 eiiie^ i^atliren. Be tiue to your -, beival)rft 
 iren, wiM man tu<l) anurrtraiit l)at , tiiiu: 
 i<raud)[ iiittt bie end) aui<ertraiite (i)civait. 
 A (place ot> great -, eill iuid)rigiS •Unit. 
 Deed of -, bie a5i.<(lniad)f. [DepDrinim. 
 
 Trust-money, iai aiu'ertrauie &el6, 
 
 Xru8tf r. a. 1. &ineni traurn, ver: 
 rraucn, fid) auf ;c. uerlaffen, Smrauen jii 
 &incin Daben. 2. (g'inem &tiuad} glauben. 
 J. to - any one with etc. , G'iiicin (?tiua£ 
 aiiuertraiien, in i8enval)riing geben. 4. init 
 iSerirauen ucr fid) Infjen. 5. aui Srebit fle= 
 ben, bcrgeii; to - any one with etc.. (S-iiiein 
 (|-(iva£ auf ©laubcn ob litecic gibeii. 
 
 Who will trust one word he says, luer 
 luirb il)in eill ^ort olauben? - me, you 
 look well, giniibt mir, il^r frl)t out au6. Shak. 
 - your Maker with yourself and etc., bC: 
 fiel)l bid) 11. IC. beineni @(t)i>pfer. 1 won't - 
 hiiu, id) traue il)m nid)t. 
 
 Hrov. I will trust him no farther tliau 
 1 can fling him , id) traue il)ni iiid)( luetier, 
 ali id) H)n ittftn fann. 
 
 Trust, D. n. 1. urrtraiien; (btf. ID tu 
 
 -in.., fein S3ertranen fe^eu anf. ., ja^len, 
 
 red)nen anf..; (to) fid) uerlufieu auf... 2. 
 
 jiivcrrid)tiid) t)offtn. 3. traueu ((3'3iani>en bei 
 
 iiirfTru). 4. an« 0)ruuben i<erniiirl^t'u, bnp 
 
 (5-iiua« flcfd)el)en roerbe. 
 
 4. (The simplicity of the goat shows ux). 
 
 what an honest man is to tru»t lo 
 
 that keeps a knave company, wai tin 
 
 fl)rlid)er '))?ann uoii beiii jii enuartcn 
 
 tjat, ber nut St^i'lnun llingang pflegc. 
 
 To trust toofar, JII •.*ici95crtraiien l^ibi'ii. 
 
 Triiiitee, iru%te^', i. 1. ($-iiier, biin 
 6riua6 anoeriroui i(l, ber •betmiite, >^ei)l.iii! 
 Piilte, ^ei.'ollinod)fi.;t» 2. ber Drppiltur, (nf= 
 trruei iBeri«al)rfr. 3. ber iptiigir, ilurotor, 
 ilbniiiiiilrator, SBorninnb. 4. bir ajiftycr 
 rine6 {^iteifinuiiiiggiuei. 
 
 He i< the trustee of my goods, er i|1 
 Mieiii (Jiiiten'fli'.irr, StTinuub. 
 
 TruKteesliip , iru>iee'ship. t. bie 
 ■yei>i>lim.id)tigniig; ^(legfd).ift, SBorniunb- 
 icDaft, ^iiratfl. 
 
 Truster, trust'ur, ». G'iner, ber 
 irant, anofrtnuir, glaubt, firetit gift, anf 
 ilrebir gibr. [lid), treulid), girreulid). 
 
 TriiNtily, tiust'ele. alia, gi rreii, reb: 
 
 Truwtiiiess, trust'eiie.H. j.Die Irene. 
 
 TruKliilgfly, trust'ingic, wie. nitt 
 ajertr.inen, jiirraiilid). _ [laiTtg, »iirid)iT. 
 
 TrUNtlf^SM, trusties, mlj. lin)Ul>er: 
 
 Trusty, trust e. mlj. 1. mil, gitreii. 
 2. 1 tren, jiioerlaiTig, nd)et. 
 
 His trusty sword, frin treiief €d)rocrf. 
 
 Triitli,iiuu'''. (aiigeli'.treowiii ; Irene) 
 J. I. bii' «H3iiI)rl)fit U«i'geiiri)l^ oon C)iTtliiiin, 
 I'Pn llnu'nhrVit '•• J^i'igf; ''ie ivahre ?if|'d)iif 
 fen()rir eiiier ©nd)c. bie ivadre Sad'ei. 2. iw 
 ^trflid)feit (ioirflid)t: <Badie). 3. bie a}aljr< 
 
 TUB 
 
 hflfrigfeif, Slufrid^tigfeit. 4. bie Irene, S5e» 
 tlanbigfeit. 5. bie Ql)rli(^teit , 9?eblid)feit, 
 9{.d)tfd)affenf)eit. 6. f bie ®enaiiigfeit, 9te« 
 gelmngigreir. Moktimes. 
 
 Trut Ii ! loaljr! In -, of a -, by my — , 
 in ^al)rl)cit, «)al)rlid), lualjr^aftig. A man 
 of -, ein *»iann ber 2Daf)rl)eit, ein «J)?auii, 
 bet ntir bie 2Dat)rl)eit lagt, rebef. There is 
 no - in man, man barf (id) anf «TOeurd)eu 
 llid)t oerlaffeit. There is no - in any thing, 
 5iid)r« ill juuerlcifilg. There is no - in it, 
 baS ifl uid)t luoljr. To do -, || ber SEa^r* 
 l)cit @t'l;ulfen luerben (t()un, wa6 &ott be: 
 fitl;lt). l^ajt, ii)a()r^aftt<j. 
 
 Truthful, trouih'ful, adj. m([i)t' 
 
 Truthless , truui/i'les, adj. 1. un: 
 lualjr. 2. treiuiig. 
 
 TrufiDation, (ruuteni'shun, ((at. 
 trutinor) t. ■}■ ba& SSjiHgeii , 2lbiuiigen. 
 
 Truttaceous, trutiashus, (u. |. 
 trutiH) 11)1). rotl)jlerfig. 
 
 Try, tri, (ft. trier) v. n. I. uerruf^en^ 
 ei oerfud)en, ben SSerfud) mad)en, fntfteu. 
 2. ['OJfar.] beilegrii. A sliip a- trying ob. 
 a-try, ein ®d)iiT, iveld)i'« belliegr. 
 
 To try back. ("IDaibmrpr.l jiiriid fiK^^cii. 
 
 Try, V. a. 1. unterfnrtieii; ibt(. ge« 
 
 rid)tud» untcrriid)en , oerhijreit, abfji^ren. 
 
 2. priifen. 3. a) proben, probireii. b) probii 
 
 ren, «> anproben, aiiprobireii; /?> aiifprobt« 
 
 reii (emeu i^iit to. c; proben, priifcn , er» 
 
 proben, anf bie 'iprobe iletlen. d) [Gijeni.] 
 
 proben. 4. ocrfiidjen (aii6i1e()eii, crfal;reii). 
 
 5. oor (5>erid)t bringen; (Griuna) gcrid)flid) 
 
 enrft^eiben Inffen. 6. (bi^meilen enipljatifd) 
 
 to - out) )ur @ut|'(t)eibung bringeu, enbt' 
 
 gen, audmad)en. 
 
 2. Life try'd In sharp tribulation. 
 
 4. To try the Libyan heat, or Scythian 
 
 cold. Drvden. 
 
 To try a gun, ein Oewefjr probiren. To 
 - experiments, S8erfn<J)e aii|lerieii. To - 
 one's skill, feine ®ri"d)irflid)feit jeigcn. Let 
 us — advenl'rous work, lagt tin£ ba< ^ben< 
 teller loogen. To -any one for life, 6inem 
 ben ^roieO mad)eu. To - the eyes, bie 
 ■Uiigen aii|lrciigeii. To - remedies for a dU« 
 ease, arjeiieietl. To - tallow etc., Unfdilitt 
 :c. aiifftebeii. To - by etc., proben biirtft 
 ob. init . ., niit ipulfe oou ic. pnifen, proben, 
 iiiir 3''griinb egiiiig ooii :c. prufen. To - 
 one's opinions by the divine oracles, bie 
 t)eilige @d)rift aid SS^agilab an ^tmanOi 
 'Weiiiiingen leqen. 
 
 Trying-, tri Jng, adj. prufenb (auf 
 eine Ijarte ^robe ile(lenb). 
 
 Tryiuji^r, »• [^)>?ar.] ba« 93ei(iegetj. 
 
 Trying under the fore-sail, iai fdti' 
 liegeii vi-r ber ^o<t. 
 
 Try-sail, tri'sile, #. [»l»ar.] ba4 
 ®d)naiiffgfl; fleine ^aumfegel (eincr SSrig). 
 
 Try -sal I -11 ne, [^Kar.] ber ©tnnber 
 einrf J'ii'ijer^. —-mast, ber ©(^iiauniafl. 
 
 Tub, tub, (f)ori. tabbe; goel. tubag; 
 3uber) «. 1. ber 3ii''er, itt'ibel, tai gag, 
 bie lonne, Kufe, 55urte, 93iirte, SDnnne. 2. 
 i t baS ®d)ioi5en in eiiier Riiit (jnr i^etJ 
 lung ber £ii|ireiid)e) , bie (Scftmi^fnr, ©pet* 
 d)clfiir. Shak. 3. (Drrtl.] (al« '•TOag) bte 
 lonne (A - of tea, = 60 ^fb. ; a - of ver- 
 milion, = 300 bid 400 '^tC ; a-of camphor, 
 = 56 bii 80 <l>fb.). 4. [©artnert.] bet 
 
 64 
 
iOlO Vhif. far. fal!. fat. M4. niei. Fine. fin. NA. move. nftr. sot. oil. cIAimI. Tiihe. tub. fnll. r/dn. f'Ffis. 
 
 TUB 
 
 SSaumfnftrn , ^PfTnnjeiifntTni. 5. [3dpI.] bit- 
 9Reerl).irfe , •OJfeeileier, ter 'ipfeifit (spct. 
 Trigia). ^ 
 
 Bucking-tub. btr 95nucf)jti6cr, 2Diifcf) ; 
 jllber. Salting -, powdering -, Da6 '^btt\- 
 fog. Bathing-, ccr 23atjii6tr , Me SBiiC; 
 iBflime. Tale Ota-. 6n6 ■Jltntiieiiin.il)ti1)fii. 
 
 Tut) -ell air. ter fiifeiitPtiuiije (Stiitjl. 
 -.fast, t b(i5 Jnrteii in tineni ©djiui^^ 
 fnflcii.SHAK. --fish, [Son.] r. Tub, N. 5. 
 — -man, [(Fiifil.] fill Dieffii ^Tiniien fi'i()rfii: 
 bet iUxwait bei ^em ©d)rt0fnnitiier(jerirt)te. 
 
 Tub., V. a. in eiiieii (^aiimo ^ailcii 
 ff^eii. 
 
 Tiibber., tub'bur, «. [^ontivaflif] 
 [f>ri ''JJfiiiireniJ tie SiwciiP'^* <'i"<t> Beel* 
 flf'.iniint). 
 
 Tubber-man (o&. Beel-man), ehi 
 9J?iuirer, ber mit btr Sifeilpi^e arbciref. 
 
 Tube, tub€, (fr. ffl3. , o. lat. tubus) 
 M. 1. biJ« iKolyr, bie 9?oI)re, $fcife. 2. (in 
 fiigcrer ^ebciirg.) a) bee 2Beiiil)iber. b) ble 
 ®pri<5e. c) brr Stjiiiiber, S:aiu\l. d) [$l)i)= 
 ftDl.] bie 9?LiI}re, ber ©iiiifj, S-mal e) [^Bot.] 
 bn« 9{d)r, bie 9?ol)re. f) [9lrtifIJ bic SCfiljrc. 
 
 Optic tube, bnS ©ChriMjr. Eustachia 
 -, [31ii(it.] bie G-iiflnd)irrf)e 'Mi)te. Torri- 
 cellian -, bie ■J;prriccnird)e 9?M)re. Vitreous 
 -, ber aSli^ftuter, bie seii^ro^re, ber {Jul: 
 fliirit. 
 
 Tube worm, ber ©pri^iuiirm. 
 
 Tube, 0. a. iiiit eiiier 9?ol)re ob tiiir 
 JJMjren uiTfcl)i-n (!8rui«neii ic), 9{of)rcii fc^cii. 
 
 Tuber, tii'ber, *. [SSot.] berfiiii'deii, 
 jllber. 
 
 Tubercle, tublrkl. (M.) s. l. ber 
 fleine §5(ffr, itiiotrM, ipiibel, tai SBlnrrcr 
 d)eii (niif ber Spaut), Sintter, SJiiiiie, SBeiile. 
 2. [SBof.] ber Siuiflen, ipi'ibcl. 
 
 Tubercular, tuber'kular. ^ 
 
 Tuberculous, tiiber'kului.^" '' 
 1. hijcffrig, iwnrjig, l;iibeli(j. 2. mit J^iibelti, 
 JBlnttcrcbeii beljoftet. 
 
 Tuberculate, lubcr'kulite, adi. 
 [SBi'it.] mnrjiii, Ijilbclig. 
 
 Tuberose, tiibe'roze, (iat. tube- 
 rosa) *. [58i)t.] bie Iiiberpfe. 
 
 Tuberosity, tuiieros'ete, «. ba£ 
 finotine, iliiorrige, ^orferige. 
 
 Tuberous, tu'berui, ad;, tnoti^, 
 fnrrrig, Ijorferin ; [58M.] fiiodig. 
 
 Tubipore, iil'bepore, *. I9?nfiirg.] 
 bie Jfijhreiifi'nifle, ^feifciiforafle. 
 
 Tubiporite, lu'bcpor't. «. [??a: 
 turn.) bie uerllfiiifrte 9{i3l)rfntora(le, 
 
 Tubulnr, tu biiiar, udj. 1. r&()ri(()t; 
 taSot.] rijl)reiifiiimig, rDl)reniirtig. 2. rijljria. 
 
 Tubular fossil, ber Iliblllit. 
 
 Tubulated, n'rbulaied, adj. vol): 
 rennrtig. r&ljreiit'ciriiug, rol;ricftt. 
 
 Tubule, tubule, (lot. tubulus) *■ 
 bcti QfolirctifH , bie fivine 9fijl)re. 
 
 Tubuliforin, tubulefSrni, adj. 
 riJl)veiitorn;iij , rolircimrrig. 
 
 Tubulous, III bill IIS, adj. ri>^rict)r, 
 rphrrntermig ; [inn.] rijl)rig. 
 
 Tucli, tutsh, f. ber £iefcir(t)iefrr, 
 l^i'miitiefer , fdjiuorje o'liVifi- 
 
 Tuck, iiik. (gael. tuca; vo. twca) t. 
 »er innge fd)in.ile Dcgen, ©tofebraeii ; bai 
 8?npier. 
 
 Standing tuck, ber Stocfbegeii. 
 
 TUF 
 
 Tuck- stick, ber IJDliljflOff. 
 Tuck , s. eiue iUrt eiujiiiiirrfjigefi ^tfy, 
 die ipiinruet!. 
 
 Tuck, (f. tai fVlgeiibe 2Dort) *. 1. bie 
 ■Jiilte, ber tS-iiirrt)iog, lliit|"cl)ing. i. [-Wnr.j 
 ccr mircrile lljnl H6 ©pii'gcl^ jiuirct)eii ^erf = 
 biilfeii u. ^HJL'rpeii. A square -, eia pl>ucer 
 tpifgel. 
 
 Tuck-rail, i"5Kiir.] bie Seitle nil ber 
 oberii eeire bc5 ipccfbalfeiiS. 
 
 Tuck, (OiTti. tiirfen) t>. «• I. \d)nt^ 
 jfii, biiibcii, ilecfeii; (giMvu'ljiit. mit upj |'ct)iir: 
 jen , aiifi'cfjiii-jen , niifOiiibeii, oufilerfeii, nn\-- 
 ril)liigeii, Ijiiiniifjitljeii, niifiieljnitn , iurrtiii^ 
 men|ii|Teii, iiiiil)ibeii, iii bie ij)6l)e Ijebeii ; to 
 - back, iurucfilecfeii , jiirucfiieljnieii, liiiittn 
 iiiifPiiibeu, jiirficflfgcii (bic ijiwre;. 2. etii! 
 llfcfeii , einilopt'en , l)iiieiii|'lppfeii ; (in) eiii> 
 irt)liigeii, timfitiagen. [eiiijiiiui(filii. 
 
 And to luck liiin in warm, ii. il)ii iu>n'm 
 Tuck, 1). II. t 0»> fid) jurnmiiieiijie: 
 Ijeii , fiiircl)niiiipfeii. 
 
 Tuck, V. a. t jurfen (bnfi Sc^mert). 
 
 Tuck, V. a. [Dcrtt.] lunlfcii duct)). 
 
 Tuck, *. eiiie 2Jrt 3>ig, ^ind, Sern-ii. 
 
 With luck of drum, bei iriimniciri1)liig. 
 
 Tucker, tuk'iir, «. l. ber 'hvufi- 
 
 ilri'ifd'iu , 'iiii'iberljiiierragcii, ^ragiMi, 5?al*: 
 
 ih-eif. 2. [Dcrtl.] ber iUalfcr, ^.ilfmiiUtr. 
 
 3. ber Ohnuiirin. 4. Ocljtl^i^rl.] cie ©rtjk'ie. 
 
 Tucket, tuk'lt, (it. tocciietto; s. bie 
 
 5li'iUl)rd)iiitte. 
 
 Tucket, t. eine 3Irt fSL^rfpief aiit 
 iromptteii , gnuiffe XrompereniltiBe. 
 
 Tucket-son a lice, Signnle biirit 
 
 IriMiipetenilope. [jnljne, 23a(fcii}iil)iie. 
 
 Tuckseis, tuk'silz, s. pi. bieS(0(f' 
 
 Tue-irOII, iij'-iurn, (fr- iuyere> «. 
 
 l©rt)mieb.l bie 25liifebalgrol}re. 
 
 Tuel, tuil. (nirfr. tueiO »• + ber 9Ifttr. 
 Tuesday, tu^e'de, iii^e dc, (aitijeir. 
 tiwaesdarg. tuesdaeg. i). Tig, Tiig Pb. Tuis- 
 CO) 3. ber SiciiStng. 
 
 Tufa, lufa,^ (Iiif, lof) ». [gj?i= 
 Tuf, tiif, 5 iicraig.j ber liif, lo\, 
 Iiifflem, IcfiTeiii. 
 
 Calcareous t u f , ber Itnfftllff. 
 TufaceOUS, tufa'shus, adj. }iim 
 Xnf gi'lu^rig, iiif eiitfjnlteub, tufnrtig, liif... 
 TufFoou, tuffuuii', (perb. pdii Ty- 
 plion) «. (em p')ii I5piiiier u- SJIi^ begleite. 
 ter ^eftiger ©rfnii in ben 9)feereii iini 6l)iiiii) 
 ber iDPhPii, ffietteripirbcl , bie sa3ii(|irl)t'|V, 
 Tuft, luft, (lu. twf; fr. touffe; |'d)iu 
 tofs) (t Tuffet) I. 1. ber SJiifd), ^ui"d)fl 
 (bid)t bi'i eiiiiiiiber 6efiiibli(t)e, jufiUiimni: 
 gebunbeiie Diiige einer 91rt); ber (Striiiiti 
 2. (Ill eiigcrcr iiebeurg.) a) bie £liiii|le, ber 
 £iiinil, bie JJraiife. b) ber 95ui'rf) dm* me. 
 bri9>-m *&triuid)4uerf beiTi;f)eiibe«(i)r()i:wj), biie 
 (JV'burrt). c) [23ot.] brr biiid)ige il)cil, bnr 
 ajufdjmcrf , ber 2Ciilb eiiie^ 25aimic6. 
 
 Tuft of fe.-itliers, ber 'Jebcrbiu'd;. - of 
 hair, eiii iBiifd) Ob. ®d)i^pf $aare. -of 
 grass, ber Siiifeii. -of silk, em asfintil 
 Seibe. - of ribins, eiii 23urd)el pun Sbiiin 
 bern , eine ^nnbi't^lcife. - of trees, ber 
 S?ll|'d) , bt\6 &tb{l]<t). Under a of shade, 
 i" im ©djntten. 
 
 London- tuft, [^pt.] bie JJfbernrlfe. 
 
 Tuft-niockado, cine 91rr Sfi'C. ber 
 
 beni Irippiammtt giid). - ribin, t)<\f 
 
 TUL 
 
 ©iimmetbnnb. --taffeia, f ber Xrip|>f 
 frtiiimi't. 
 
 Tuft , r. a. I. in ^tti't^e ob. 55ui"(()el 
 biiiben. 2. nut 23i"ird)en iieren , mit eiiieni 
 S»uh1)e pb. mit Sfifi-fjen fd)ini'icfen, ('e6urd)en. 
 
 Tufted, tiitt'ed. adj. I. nut cineni 
 33urd)e pb. £lu.ifte. 2. b«rd)ia. 3. tiPoHig, 
 fnmtnei<irtlg. 
 
 Tufted lark, [Omitf).] bie ^.Tiibent 
 lerd)e. - duck, bic ^pnubeneiite. - buttons, 
 ^iilipfe mit ©d)teifen ob. Qnnilrfjen. 
 
 Tufty, tuft e, adj. I. biifcftig. 2. mit 
 ■Biifdjiln Pb. Xlnailen perjicrt. 3. ippflifl, 
 inmiiietnrtig. 
 
 Tufty buttons, llnppfe mit Giinilt^gn. .. 
 
 Tug:, tiig, *. [InrfetJ ber 9eo6fd)ipeif. 
 
 Tu^, (Oligcir. teognn, teoii) v. a. 1. jie* 
 l)en , jerrcn , |"d)leppeii ; (away) fprrjielji'ri; 
 fprtrd)leppen. 2. jiipfcn (&inen bei Den Dt)t 
 ren 20, janfen (nnd) i). 
 
 To tug the oar pb. at the oar. iai 9tu» 
 ber)ief}en, am 97iiber iktjew. So tugged 
 with fortune, ppm (Sitiiff.lt |"o jcrjaufit. 
 
 Tug-, V. M. I. ((liirf, ^cftig) jie^en. 
 2. t (nPer nirfjt jierlit^) nrbeiten, fic^ an» 
 ilreiigeii, fiil) I'icle ^Jiiiije geben, flrebeii, 
 fampfVn; (for) fiil) I'iele TBiiil;e geben (nm;, 
 riiigcn (iind)) , fnmpfen (11 in). 3. j e(\en. 
 2. They long wiestied and strenuously 
 tugged for their liberty. Howe. 
 
 To tug against the stream, gegcn beil 
 (Strain )iel)en. There's old tugging for 
 the same luatier, mnii ftreitet fid) iiprf) im« 
 mer iiber benfeiben (5>egcn|1iinb, man jantt 
 fid) iiiimer iiin 2C. 
 
 Tug, *. I. ber (mit 9ln(Trcngiinrt, and 
 aflen ^niften getl)ane) 3ug. 2. [m einigeii 
 iljcilen G-iigliiiib5] eine *2Jrt Sjiigen, nin 
 ■:>{ei6l)p(j K. ju fii()rcn. 3. [in einigen X[)ei« 
 len pun Jtorbamcrifa] pi. -s, bie ©traiige 
 (am ^ferbegcfd)irre), 3iigrieinen. 
 
 To give a tug, (l.irt jieheii, nnjie^en. 
 I bad a hard - of it, i ti l)at micft piele 
 'iUiflrengiing pb. '•Wiilje gefpflet, t6 lyn mir 
 Sd)ipeiB aiiiJgepregt. 
 
 Tng-pin, (an Siirren) bet 3"<l"no«'' 
 
 Tugrger, tiig'gur, «. einer, bet 
 jiebt, jcrrt, arbeitet 2C. 
 
 TuggUigly, iiig'gingle, adv. mit 
 -Hiuhc, nut *ilnfirengung. 
 
 Tuilzie, ^ 
 
 Toolyie,> (fc^oft.) scuffle. 
 
 Tusyle, ) 
 
 Tuition, luisb'un, ((nt.) s. 1. bie 
 •.'hiffid)t, aSormuiibrd)aff. 2. (i;i engercr 95e« 
 bciitiiiig) ber lliiterriitr. 3. tai fiir ben Urn 
 terrid)t Pfjiil;ite itonrrar, bm. (&d)ii(gelb, bie 
 firflcijicngelbcr. 
 2. We place our children under the pre 
 
 ceptors of aca<leniieH fur tuition. 
 Tulip, tu lip, U>U. tulipa) t. [-^Pt.] 
 Die iiilpe. 
 
 Tu 1 ip- flower, ["Bot.] bie ^igiipiiie. 
 --shell, bie geiuiliU'te ')ld)iuriire, Xiilpe. 
 -tree, ber Ziilpeiibiiiim. --wedge, bte 
 eiMine, ber rofl)c glaite >&pniieii|lrnl)l (eine 
 ■Jirt Ii[lniiifd)ili. Iiiibifd)e Iiirban. 
 
 Tulipant, tu lepant, m. ['^pt.J ber 
 Tutly, ttii le. ci. iniiius) i. (Tiauie) 
 liifliiiif: (II. lUTjiigfiPcifc fiir) (Jicero. 
 
 Tulzie, ( fd)ott.) a quarrel; t« 
 quarrel, to fight. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. Mi. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, ndr. -6t. 6il, cl6ii«l. Tt'ibe, tub, full. l//in, THis. 1011 
 
 TUM 
 
 Turn, turn, e. n. [Oertf.] «CofIe i>on 
 »fr)"(t>ic6futr '3lrt )iiMimueiimir(f)e«. 
 
 Ttllilitlei luiii'bl, (oiujcif. ttinibiaii i 
 tiitnmelii, tniiiiiHii) o. n. I. tatlfii, |lur,}tii ; 
 piirjelii, trtiiimin; (upon) fiiileu trtiip. 2. 
 umfiidtn, riiiilurifii; (down) riiiftur}cii. 3. 
 fid) wiiljf 11 ; roflcii. 4. ofUrlei 55e»uegunaen 
 nind)eii, fvriiiflni, flniifeln. 
 
 He tu III It led down, er fi(( )ii ^p^ell. 
 Ricliev that come t u ni li I i n g upon a man, i 
 9{ei*tl)uinfr, Die nnf ©iiifii rediieii. To - 
 from etc.. Ijenibrturjeii , (jurobirtfleii uoii ic. 
 Tlie klone of Si)>ypliui« is said to have 
 tumbled to the bottom , as soon as (it 
 was carried tip the hill). IIMII faqt , itX 
 eti-iii ft6 (£ifi)pl)ii6 I'fi, fo&iil& K. , iui»6er 
 nilf tfll ^vttu bfriU'(]€rrnt. To play tum- 
 bling iritks, Aqiiilit<ri|lir(t)i:£iiiit^|lu(ff, go 
 fiit)rlid)e Sprtiiiqe tnartini. 
 
 TtiiiiblKf V. a. 1. fli'irim, fatten 
 ni(iit)fii, jiim 5'i(le bnugfii; wnljcii; (down) 
 ntfDeriuttfVii , iimiurri'en, iiieBfriitiirjeii , l)iii 
 uiueriviilidi. 2. iititf etirrii , iiiniuriiCen ; in 
 Uiiorciiiiiiii briiiafii, jerfri;;:!pelii, jfrfiiitrmi. 
 
 3. uiitrul)r«n, Diirct)itid)fti ; (bifio. tint over) 
 a) Hitittil)rfii, titii|l&rfii. b) fiird)l>I.urcrii. 
 
 4. i 1)111 u. fimueiiBeii (^it We^nllfell). 
 
 To tumble over in tlioiigiit, (&(iva£> 
 f)iii u. f)er ul)frlf(ifii. 
 
 To tumble out. 1. hiiMii^ivrrfeu, frills 
 
 oii*|iririCii ; fjiiinii^iwiiljfii 2- i t)fn>i'rr(iBrii. 
 
 2. Tliougli sometimes tliey (i. e. hidden 
 
 ideas) are roused hikI tumbled out 
 
 of their dark cells into open daylighi 
 
 by turbulent pasviuiis.^ 
 
 Tumble f «. ttt 2iut\, $atl. 
 
 Tumble ups, (full Sdiiffm !Ci iriiif= 
 fllnrrr nut tinrm Birfcii ) fliTiiiitftni 'Kotfii, 
 bit tci eTi"d)ritfrnni(ifii iiiiincr mttn niii'= 
 rcd)t jii flthen fDiniucii. To gei a -, tnu> 
 nielii, fodfii, ftiirjen. 
 
 Tiaiiibl<?r, lum'blur, «. I. DrrSpriiii 
 flfr, fflniifirr. Me ©fliiflrrinit. 2. Per be: 
 trugiid)e Spirler. 3. Bit liimtiilrr cMrt 2Je: 
 d)«), Xrimiulfr, ©tilrjrl'irtjcr. 4. Pit I5.id)6- 
 |)une. 5. (Criiit!).] Pi;r tummlrr, luminirr, 
 launilrr, Pir liimmrlMube, <pnrjiUnii6e. 
 6. (im 5=i"id>rnird)lo(Tf' Pie St.iiiiie. 
 
 Tlillllllillg'-'bny, tumbling-bl. 
 #. (diif ilniMirn) f. Overfall n. Wear. 
 
 Tiinibliiinir-lioinOf tumbling. 
 liAnie, ». |-W.ir.J tai (J-iujiet)iii rCrr G'lii: 
 lueidjen Per "JliifliiiiiirrJC, Pniiiit Pic fiiiiioiu-ii 
 ber obern ^ntterieii Pent ^}]ti(tel|iiiiirte Pe^ 
 ©d)iffrf iiiihrr fiMiiiiicn. 
 
 T<llllbr«lf lum'bril. (fr. toniberenu 
 «. I. Per ®d)uftf.irren , ^JJiiilf.irre n , Stfiri 
 rnrr.-n. 2. [-nrtifl.] Per «piili<trf.irrcn. 3. f 
 Durking'Siooi. 
 
 Tumbril , «■ eine 9(rt ^ciPenge 
 pfdit, ii'i^rnn i)>fii dP. niiPere* Jutter ft'ir 
 €d).ife flftl^nii luirP. 
 
 Tumt^fnctioii , ti'iiu^iak'sliiiu, 
 (Int.i I. ['Wi'P.i {'ni 'JUiiidjiucUfii , Pie 'iliif; 
 frt>mflliiii(i, (Mcrd)iuiilrt. 
 
 Tuiii<*r)', tii'mcfi, ((lit. tnniefacio) 
 r a. [0)ifP.l lAmetlen, autTdjiue tieii , nn; 
 fd)ivillfii i«iirf)fn. [leii. 
 
 Tum«ry, p. ti. i'rf)iurftrn, fliitTd)iuil- 
 
 Tiimi4l, tumid, (i>u.> nttj. I. gr-- 
 fdjmpfleii. 2. i ^en'orriiijeiiP (^I'loel lO. 3. 
 t f(^ivtllf!tg. 
 
 TUN 
 
 Tumidly, tu'midle, ado. gefc^^ioPt' 
 
 leti ; rrt)njiiliti(i. 
 
 Tuiiiitlness , tu'midnls , «. Pnf 
 
 (?ief(f» ui^dfue. 2. i Pie @d)n)i"ililigffit. 
 
 Tamife, ui mlt, t. [-:)}tiiier<ilg.] Per 
 tumi: ; f. T h u m e r s t o n e. 
 
 Tumor, iii'mur, (lat. S95.) «• 1- tiie 
 (»efd?iuiil|^, Petite. 2. ['Jjfertenrjeiieif.J f 
 Swelling. 3. t bai £d)iue[Ien, ©teigcii 
 t<i 50nffrr5. 4. t 1 «» 6er Scbiuulil (in Per 
 Sd)rei6art). b) pie ?Iiif.icb(iireiif)eit. 
 
 Tumor in the groin. Pie S?eiileil6eil(e. 
 
 Tumored, tiimurd, adj. lawti t) 
 
 gcfd>n)o(Icii. 
 
 Tumorous, tii'murus, ailj. I. gc: 
 frf)n)Oileii. 2. t eine &rljDl)utig fjabeiiP, niit 
 finer (5Thi)l}iing. 3. t * ») fd)iuiil(lig. b) 
 iiiif.irbliifen ((5)e&rrPen ic). 
 
 TuHtp, tump. 4. p.i£ i^uge((f)en. 
 
 Tump, (lU. twnip) V. a. [OiiWttnt.] 
 niit PrPe cP. Dtlnjcr iimgrbrn (Pen 5"& 
 per Siiume), (FrPe oPer ©linger grben. 
 
 Tumular, lu'miilar, <(. tumulus) 
 iidj. ill einetn >?niiien bcftclienP oP. feieiiP, 
 )ti riiiem ^iiiiien cp. ij^iliirld^en gePilPet. 
 
 Tuiuulntc, tii'miililie, r. n. f 
 I'dwc llin, niifPriiufcn (i«oii flildjtigeii Sniigen-. 
 ia\\fn ic). - P. «. t ciiigriibfii, brerPigen. 
 
 Tutnuloiiity, riimuioset^. «. Pa« 
 ^u.ieiiiie, iiiTiitge. [bergig. 
 
 Tumul<»uR, tii'miiliis. ««(/' f<i'igeiig. 
 
 Tumult, tumult, (bit.) s. 1. Pn^ 
 (ijetrimnul, Per C.irni, tumnlt. 2. per 9tiif 
 )1.inb, 9lnfl.inf, 9lufrii()r, Inmiilt. 3. l Ptr, 
 3(iifriil)r (Per SfiPeiifdjiiitfii, ^imienfe :c.). 
 
 Tumult, B.n. biniu'it, <?iirm iiiiidirn. 
 
 Tuiaultunrily, tiimul tslniarcle. 
 ado inriiifiiP, rtilrniiid), nininltiinrifd). 
 
 TuuiultuariiieJi*, itimu tsiu 
 arenes. t. Pn* niifnlljrirdif ^efeii. Pie Oit- 
 neigtlifit PeS ^'obtU jc. Inniiitt }ii erregrn. 
 
 Tiimultunry,tiimurtsiiiiaie. '<>/>. 
 I. {(irniciiP, fliinnifd), iHtniiltiinnrrf). 2. iiii: 
 riihig, unorrentlid), i-erwim. 
 
 Tumiiltuattf, tumul'tsbiiAie. o. n. 
 t I. luniuU erregen, lormeit. 2. t iliirnien, 
 robeii. 
 
 Tuuiultuati<»n , tdmijItshiiA'- 
 sbun. I. Pie (ij.iljriing , Prr ?lni'riil)r. 
 
 Tumultu«»Ui<l, tuiiiiirtshiius, adj. 
 I. f.irnifuP, iliirmird), tiimiiltiunrird). 2. lai 
 (InrmiiV^. b) Ijrftig, iingiiliim clfePe ic). 3. 
 niifnilirenrd). 4. nnriil)ig, iiermirrr. 
 2. a) A tumultuous breast. 
 
 A t u m u 1 1 n o u s stale, kingdom or city, 
 fin ®t.iiit, Simigreid), oP. fine ©taPf, roorin 
 lliiriihfu fjirndien. 
 
 TumuKuously, tumurtshiiiisie. 
 ndo. tumuiniiirifd), InnncnP; oufriil;rifd) , 
 nnf fine iiiifriiltrirdie 'IBfire. 
 
 Tumultu(»uKne«<*, tAmul tshi'i- 
 Hsiies. f. Prr iiiirnl)i.ie 3m^<ni&- 
 
 TuM,tiin. (nngelf. funna; fd)ll». Innna; 
 fr. tonne, toiiiieaii; ll>niU") $. I. Pie loilllf, 
 P<i* groge 5iiB. 2. f (fine grofie -Wciigr) Pit 
 Strom, -s of blood, ©rronie "Slut. .Siiak. 
 3. Pie trnne (nlSSJlfirfigfoir^miig; cin ^i-iii! 
 innfi = 2 '^JSipeii PP. 4 >?i'gi.-f)fiiPo, PP. 'i5i 
 (^J.idiMicn). 4. a) (5?iinpel iinp -Wnr.] Pit 
 ioiiiie, l)nlbe Siift (= ■.'00« lb.), b) - of 
 limber, ein -)Jfo§ uon I'iiTiig .UnbiffiiB ■Bnii; 
 l;p|}, ivenu t6 ruiiP i|l, u. w\\ 54 menu t6 
 
 TUN 
 
 Biereefig iff. Cvc. 5. | (Per SfrfpfFfne, trun* 
 feiibolP) {lai -aSeiiifa^, aJiiTfap. 6, nin Qntt 
 poii 97iimcii jcigt tun. ton pp. don fine 
 ©trtPt (town), fin Dorr, ciiicii 5piigel nu 
 
 A ship of three hundred tuns, ein 
 ®d)iff I'on PrciininPert tpiincii. A ship of 
 ■200 tuns burden, fill i£d)iff pon )lvfil)Ull< 
 Pert loiiiieii , ppii 100 Sufi. Freight by the 
 -, (Jm(()t nnd) Smleii. 
 
 Tun -bellied, Ptcf6iind)ig. --dish, 
 Per Irid)tcr, f. Tunnel, -hoof, [SBot.] 
 Pie («iinPrcbe, Per OJnnPfrm.uin. 
 
 Tun, i>. a. in Xuniien tf^uii, gie^eii, 
 fiificn, fintpiiiten. 
 
 To tun up. mif JiifTfr ffiflen. 
 
 Tuna, iii'na. *. (©Pf.) Pie Iiinn. 
 
 Tuuahle, tunabl. adj. 1. ivohft 
 fliiigeiip, nifloPiiit), (jarniPiiirct) 2. geiliiuiut 
 iverPfii f&iiiienP. 
 
 Tunableness, tu'nabinls, «. prr 
 ^ohlfl.ing. Pic ■OKfloPie, i>nrinpnie. 
 
 Tu»ai»ly, lil'nahle. ado. lvpf)Iflini 
 genP, Ii.irnipiiiuli, niflprli'd). 
 
 Tuni»ridi;:e-ware, tun'briHje- 
 wire, (P. Pent Orte liiiibriPge) «. geiuijljn» 
 lif^f 11. feiiie ipoljiuiirtreii. 
 
 Tune, nine, (fr. ton; gr. tonos; lu. 
 ton; ir. tona) t. 1. ('Wiif.] a) Pfr tpii, 
 Klniig. b) Per Xon leiit beilmiintfr Kiniig); 
 Pie (Stiinninng. 2. fa) Pie©fiininiiiig, (gntc) 
 Stinne. b) Pie llobfreiniliinniung, OrPnniig, 
 diirnipiiie, Per ©inflniig. 3. Per Ion, Pie 
 '»?i'lppie, ^••iic. 4 t<\6 2ieP, Ipiiiliicf. 
 
 2. a) A child will learn three limes as 
 fast when he is in tune, as he will when 
 he is dragged to his task, (fin itinp leriit 
 Prfim.il ipg.iitiuinP, n)enn ei in PerCnune i|l, 
 nufgrlegt ifl, Snil l)iu to. Lockb. 
 
 A harpsichord is in tune, out of — , fill 
 .Slnpier i|l geilimnit, pfriliiiiinr. To put in -, 
 llininifii. To keep in -, in llfbcrfiii(lintj 
 niiing, OrPniing l).iltfii. Not in - for et<%, 
 iiid)t rtiifgrlegt (ii !c. He is out of — , er i(l 
 nbel gfl.iiiiit, |d)lcd)tfr 2<iiiiie. -s of the 
 street. (5)iiiTrn()(iiifr, gemeine SBuIf^IiePer. To 
 sing another -, i ttut einetn AiiPern lone 
 tVred)i'ii. 
 
 Tune* 0- a. 1. (TOnf.) (Timnien (ein 
 ^(iipifr ic). 2. t a) t nnf Pfn rfd)ren liMt 
 llimnien. b) 6 prt'igfln. 3. nnfliinnien <^et 
 innnP* Sob jo, eriitiiden (nffen, Ijiiriiionifd) 
 oP. niftpPifd) liiigen. Mii.toji. 
 
 2. a) Who had even tuned his bounty 
 to sing happiness to him. Siiak. 
 
 Those two instruments are tuned to 
 the same pitch , Pie jivci Onitruineiite |lim< 
 men jiiraniinen. 
 
 Tune, V. n. I. flinitnen; (to) )u $t< 
 mn* rinniiifii. 2. liiPrln, liifteii, tnidcrn. 
 
 Tuuerul, tiineful, adj. I. tOllfUUi 
 Pig, niiirifiilird) (pon 95i!>gf(n ic). 2. iupI)I» 
 fliiigniP, nieloPifd), liebltd), Ijririnoniuf). 
 
 Tiin(*IeMM, ti'ine'lls, udj. I. I'lbel* 
 flingeiiP. 2. iliitnin (pon eiiier 5?iirfi' :c.). 
 
 Tuner, iil'nur, «. ^iiuT, Prr ein 
 tniififalird)e6 3"llrtiiiieiit flininit, Per Stinu 
 HUT. (nfiifii ajftpiifr. 
 
 Tlie«e new tuners of accents, piffe 
 
 Tun{f , lung. «■ (bei Pen OnPinnrrn; 
 Pie rtmcrif.inifd)e -WilOe, (in ^JScniifijlpnnien) 
 ^IBalM<in«, (inilnrtl}ngfnn) iWigiia, (in ^cctJ> 
 '4>igue. 
 
 64» 
 
1012 Fate, far, fall. fat. mh, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl5uri. Tiibe, tub. fi'jil. t/iin. THis, 
 
 TUN 
 
 Tun^, (nn(jc(|'. tung, tunga) *. etc 
 
 Slllifie; S". Tongue. 
 
 Tung-State, tung state. *. [Chcm.] 
 tiingilciniaiirce, iDoifrrtmrnun-S , fd)fdfiiiirc« 
 ©nlj. (- of copper, idKi'lfninrcfj Siipfer- 
 
 T II n g s t a t e of soda. fcl)eeiriiiiri'^' 3iiitron. 
 
 Teiiig'sten, tuiig'sten. (fcfttw ii.bnn. 
 tung. i'd)iiier u. sten. ©tciii)* ['>)Kiiicralii.l 
 fccr liiiigitein, ei|enfd>iucr(lein, 6ad talt-- 
 er&i<if ©rtteclerj. 
 
 GTullgStenic, tungstlnik. adj. Jlllll 
 Xinidilfiii !lPl)&vi(i, Imtflileiii ... 
 
 Tunic, tu'nik. (Int.) s. 1. [alt. ^inii] 
 tic lunifn; [6fi 5)yf5iic()eii] Die ?.iitiifn; [fcfi 
 a5irrt)5fcn] t>a6 Unterfleifi. 2. [3iiint.] Me 
 i^niit, ^rt5 ipniit(i)eit. -softlieeye, tic 
 Slugcuhniite; -s of the stoniacli, CjeWngcii: 
 tjniitc, »))inflfiif)niitd)eii. 3. [35ot ] ^n^ 5paiit: 
 ii)en, !8n(fllct!i. ["irniibeiiljniit. 
 
 The third tunic of the eye, [9lll(lt.] ^te 
 
 Tuilicated, tii'nekated, adj. [SJot.J 
 l)nittifl. 
 
 Tunicle, tunekl, (V. tunic) t. 1. <= 
 bie liiiufft (&et fntljolifdjeii ffiiijllirtjcn). 2. 
 tie $niit, ^(l8 i&nuf<I)eii. 
 
 Tuning-, tuning. «. [''O'liif.] I. iai 
 ©tiiittiteii, £iie©timtming. 2. Die ©timuiiing 
 (Die i^aiiMiing, ta iiinii iiii (S'inflniige fiiigr, 
 fpielo. 
 
 Tuning, adj. flimtiieii&, ©tiiiiiit .. 
 
 ['J^flll'] Tuning-fork, t»te ©timm 
 (jnbel. - key, --hammer, ter ©tillltlt; 
 Ijiinimfr. 
 
 Tunker, tungk'ur, (u. tiinfen) ». 
 — s. til- liiiifer (eiiie fird)fid)e ©cfte in 
 95fiiiifi)ivniiifn, bie tiiit ben ciifliift^eii 95ai): 
 tiili'ii I'icie 9U'l)Mlid)Mt f;nt). 
 
 Tunnage, tun'nidje. (ft. tonnage) 
 #. I. bie Siifl, Ciifligfeit, ber 1iMiiieiigel)ntt, 
 2;onnenberrng , bie iDiineiilabuiig (eine$ 
 €d)iffef). 2. bie liiiiitcnjnl)!, bn6 loiinen: 
 , mag (ber ^nnbelfiiir.rine ciiier 5?titiun). 3. 
 to* iDiiiieiigelb, liiitlgelb, bie l'n|lgetn"il}r ; 
 ber aSJanreiiion |)er luiine. 4. bie 1r(iiif> 
 fleiier. 5. ber 3Ui«Inberli;l)n (nn bie 93?ntrD« 
 fell) per Xunne. 6. iai tonneiigelb, SBnfen: 
 (jeib. 
 
 Bill of tnnnage, ber ^egbrtef. 
 
 Tuniinge-rate, —-fees, f. Tan- 
 nage. No. 3., 4. H. 5. 
 
 Tunnel, ninnil, (fr. tonnelle)«. I. 
 (gfivi)()i>l. funnel) bie 9{5t)re, Dfeiirofjre, 
 ^ntiiinrijljre, ber 9{(iiid)tiiitg. 2. ber 'irirf)ter. 
 3. bie trid)rerf5rniige $5t)iiiiig, tai tinter« 
 irbifdje 0)eiu&I6e, ber uiiterirbifd)e ®nng ri. 
 58aii, liinnel (j. SB. bei (S-ii'enbnijiicii, £nnn: 
 leii jc). 4. brtfi (tri(^terf5riiiige) dieb\)iit): 
 iieriip^. 
 
 Tunnel-kiln, em Srtlfcfen , in belli 
 nian ©teiiifi>l)ifn brenni , (jmn llntvrrdjiebe 
 turn flame kiln, in betu 5?i^lj Ob. 'Jorf 
 gebrnniit ii'irb). --net. bn^ trid)rrrfi.irniige 
 9ie5. --pit, 6er €d)od)t, ber bU nut ben 
 05runb eiufg benb|'id)tigtcn uiiterirbii'djen Qit: 
 U'UlbrS obgcfciift tuirb, uin (o Grbe u. ©teiiie 
 l)cr(iiif,5iird)nffen. 
 
 Tunnel, v. a. 1. ivie einrn '?rid)ter 
 |nfotntnciiro;ieu , trid)tfrfi>riiiig nind)fn ober 
 bilbeii. 2. ill eiiiein 9if0e, iiiit fiiiein fflnnie 
 tiiiigeii 3. 1 iiiif Si|l fnngeii. 4. in ciiiniiber 
 fdiliiuv.'ii, reridi:ingeii ; (iiito>iicri'd)liiigfn (jii). 
 
 Tuiin<*ier, lunniliiii, *. + i. (^u 
 
 TUR 
 
 net, ber init bein 9?cb(ii1l)iifrne^e jngt. 2. 
 pl. -s. Seiite, bie ^ni(Tcrfa(Tev fiilien. 
 
 Tunny, tunne, (fv. thonj Int. thyn- 
 nus) s. Dcr ll)iiiifird). 
 
 Tup, trip. s. [Oertl.] ber SCibber. 
 
 Tup- man, (Jiiicr, ber mit 93oibbfrii 
 hnnbflt. [fin <IGi6ber) ; biirftn. 
 
 Tup, H. n. [Oertl.] flogeii, (lii^cn (luie 
 
 Tup, V. a. [Derrl.] beiVriiiiien (luMn 
 2CMbhfr), bi-ifnen. [5ifd)erbniiin. 
 
 Tupelo , lu'pclA . t. [33ot.] ber 
 
 Turban, lur'luin, (nrnb.) #. 1. ber 
 liirbnii, ii"irfird)e Sjiiiib, lurfenbuub. 2. 
 [itpiidtil J ber Iiirbnii. 
 
 Turban-shaped, (®pt.] freiielfBmiig 
 --shell, l^iiitnrg.] eiiie 91rf ©ceigel (echi- 
 nodermata; Cidaris Kleinii). —-top 
 (Spot.] ber J^nltPtifdiumtiitn 
 
 Turbaned, tiirbnnd, adj. einen 
 liirbnn triigeiib, niit eiiient lurbnn. 
 
 Turbary, tiirbarc. (o. turf; niits 
 teflnt. tiirbaria) 3. I. ta^ 'iorfmoor. 2. t(\6 
 9{ed)r Im jn |led)eii, ju grnbcn. 
 
 Common of turbary, t>nf f>{ed)t eineS 
 <J>nd)ter§ pb. 2ehii«ninnn^, niif ben iinnii. 
 gibniiti'ii ©niiibftiicfcn te6 fflriinbljcrrn (the 
 lord's waste) li'rf ui griibeii. [birf. 
 
 Turbid, nir'bid. (Int.) aii/. tnlbe, 
 
 Turbidly, nir'bidle, adv. -f (ein 
 2ntiiii6tii) f[oU , iil>i'rmi"ithig. 
 
 Turbidnes.«, tur'b'dnls, «. bie 
 Iri'ibe, Dirf gfe't. bnS Dirfe. 
 
 Turbiliion, turbiryun. (fr. tour- 
 billon) s. (IMii)!"., Slflron.] ber a33irbel. 
 
 Turbin, tur'biu, (Int. turbo) s. bie 
 jpijrni'rtiiiirrtii'l. 
 
 Turbinate, tin'benAte. } (Int.) 
 
 Turbinated, tur'benated,^ adj. 1. 
 [^ntiirg.) freirelforiiiig. 2. i- luirbeliib. 
 
 Turbinated bones, f ber Dbere iinb 
 iiitferc .Kiifdien id ©iebbeiiie^. " 
 
 Turbination , turbenA'shun , «. 
 bie frrifelfl'rmige 25f)uegiing. 
 
 Turbinite, tnr'beiijt,^«. [9inturg.] 
 
 Turbite, tur'bii, ^titr lurbinit. 
 
 Turbit, tiir'bit, (. 1. eine 91rt ber 
 ^nuftniibe, bie fid) biird) il)ren furien©d)iin4 
 bel nii^jeid)ner. 2. f. Turbo t. 
 
 Turbitli, tiir'bii/i. } t. 1. [95ot.] 
 
 Turpetli, tur'pct/i, 5 ber Inrbitl), 
 bie Xurbirliii'iiibe. 2. bie 3{iiibe ber iSBurjel 
 beS lurbifl). 
 
 T 11 r b i t h - mineral, t u r p e t li - ni i- 
 iieral. [(ri)eiii.] ber niiiirrnlii'd)e iurbitl), 
 iai fttiuefflfnure gelbe QiierfiTilber. 
 
 Turbot, tur'but. (fr. 1C.) «. [3d)= 
 tdDiM.] ber ©rciiibiitr, bie ©reiiibiitte, ©tein-- 
 biltre. [--pan. bie (Jirdipfiiniie. 
 
 T n r b o t - k e 1 1 1 e , ein groier •5ifd)fei7f I. 
 
 Turbulence, nir'bulense.^ 
 
 Tiirbiilency , nii'buieii.sc.^ 
 *. 1. bie lliinilje, (iJiihniiig, ber 3JiifniI)r. 2. 
 berllngefirini, Stiirin, tai iiiigertiliiie ^Defen. 
 3. bn« ©I'fi'iiiiniel, ber Xunuilr. 4. i bie 
 SJerivirrnng. 
 
 Turbulence of mind, ein linrill)igef, 
 uerfliirte^ ©eniiiil). — of blood, lunflPiibec, 
 gni)reiibe£ ^liit. The — of the times, bie 
 iinrtil^igen 3eiteii. The - of his subjects. 
 leine niiriimgeii llnfert()iiuen. 
 
 Turbulent, tur'biillnt. dctt.) adj. 
 I. unr«l;ig. ?. nngi'iliini, |1iirniif(t). 
 
 TUR 
 
 Tnrbnlent spirits, nnrnljigc it&pfe. 
 Turbuieutly, tur'bulentle, ado 
 
 unriihig; iiiigi'iliim, fliirimfd). 
 
 Turcisin, tu.-kizin, s. bie tur> 
 fird)e 9{iilgioa. 
 
 Turd, turd, (nngi'tf.) «. ber «i>t^, 
 '>H?ciird)eiirot(), Qnnrf, Drorf. 
 
 Turdiness, tiir'denes, t. bit £o> 
 tl;igfeit, ©djuiutjigfeir, bn5 Drecfige. 
 
 Turdy, tin'de. adj. I. brerfig, fot^ig. 
 2. f a) nnnrtig, grob, bnurifct). b) bb\t, 
 fd)te(f)t, fd)Iiinni. 
 
 Turf, turf, (nngelf. tyrf; fjofl. turf; 
 lorf) i. 1. ber lorf, ■Mmeii (nnd> sward cb. 
 aod genoiint). Green -, ber (gn'ine) Dfnfen. 
 
 2. a) (pl. turves, feltcner turfs) ber lorf 
 (jum SBrennen;; pl. I^rfiliicfe, torf. Dry 
 -, ber lorf. b) ber S?oI)bi;;h'n , 2Dl)fnd)en. 
 
 3. bnS 9?nreiifti"irt, ber SUnfenuIn^; (bnijer) 
 tie D?ennbn(;ii. 
 
 The pleasures of the turf, ^aqm unb 
 'ilJffrbcreiiiU'li. Gentlemen of the -, Siebs 
 l)nber berO'igb, ber ^ferberenneii. To be 
 on the -, 9{eiinpferbe l)iilten fid) bei-15ferbe» 
 rennen einfiMbcM unb SKerren eingel)cn. - 
 asphalt, f. Canal -coal. 
 
 Turf- covered, niit Zorf Db. Htnfcn 
 beberft Ob. bflegt. --hedge, eiiic SSefriebii 
 gnng nii« 3{ni>n unb ^^SfTniijen ui'rrd)iebenet 
 "Jlrt. --house, ein Spam ob. eine 5?iitte 
 nus lorf. --knife, ber 9{niVnited)er. — 
 moss, bn^ ZiTf moor. --spade, ber Xn-\i 
 I'piiten. [ob. bflegeii, bernfen. 
 
 Turf, V. a. niit ^inftn berfen, bebetfen 
 
 Turfint^sif, triif cnes, *. ber lltben 
 ftn^, 3{eid)ri)»ni nn ^fniVn ob. iorf; bn« 
 lorfige, ber 3ii|lnnb, bn Gtmai bie Gigen. 
 rd)nfteii be^ lorfei l)ot. 
 
 Turfing- -iron, turf'ing-iurn, «. 
 ber 9{afi'iiiled)er (ein ainTfjeiig). 
 
 Turfy, turi'e. adj. I. reicf) nn 9{nfeii 
 ob. lorf. 2. bie (5-igeiiid)afte« id dlnitni 
 ober lorfeS l),i6eiib. 3. nut Jinfcu belegt, 
 oon %\m\ erbniiet. [bnfi Xorfniooc 
 
 Turfy altar, ber 9{nfeiinltnr. - bog, 
 
 Turg-ent, turjent, (Int.) adj. I. ge» 
 fd)n)0flen. 2. t (Troljenb. 3. i fd)ioiiI|lig, 
 ponipI)nft. 
 
 Turgescence, turjls'slnse,^ 
 
 Turgescency, turjls'sense,^ 
 I. bn5 ©d)iui'(len, •!Uufrd)iuellen ; ((5)efd)iuof» 
 lenfein) bie ®trd)ioul|1. 2. i ber ©d)iviil|1, 
 bie aiiifgeblnfenljeir. 
 
 Turgid, tur'jid. (Int.) adj. 1. g(< 
 fd)iuonen. 2. i a ) flroljenb <ijrnd)i ic). b > 
 nufgi'Uiiifen (u. 93iiite). 3. i fcftiuiiltlig 
 (©n)reibnrt :c.). 
 
 To grow turgid. niitTcf)iuenen. 
 
 Turg^idity, tuijid'ete, *. 1. bie ®e: 
 fd)ivnlt1 ( bne ®i'fd)iui.'nenfein). 2. i ber 
 
 itlVUlll. 
 
 Turg-idness, tiir'jidnls, «. 1. (bee 
 3iiflnnb, bn G-tiun^ gird)iui'fleii i|l, iai ®e> 
 rd)iuo(leiifi'in) bie (5)e|'d)iuiiltl. 2. i bie ©d)iuiil» 
 iligffit. 
 
 TurioniferouN, tuieoulfferua, 
 ((nt.j«(V;.(-5>ot.l ^JEiirjclioDeii I)en'orbringenb, 
 luif 53jiirit'(lobeii, nut treibeiibeii *3liigen. 
 
 Turk, tuik, a. I. ber liirfe. 2. bie 
 ti'irfirdje ©prnd)e, iai iiirfi|'d)C. 
 
 Turk's-cap, (25ot.] ber tiirfifd)e Sunb, 
 Ziirfeiibiinb, bie 'OJi'nrtagrnliiie. -'n-head. 
 
Falp. f/ir. f/ill. fal. ^le. met. Kiiif. fin. NA. movp. n<^r. sot. 6il. clrtiKl. Tuhe. nib. ti'ill. i//iii. I'His. 101 3 
 
 TUU 
 
 rie «(J?ffpnen^il^rr. Tnrk'»- turban, [Sot.] 
 eine 'llrt ^e* jp.iliiifiitii6c«. 
 
 Turkey, lur'ke,^ «. I. [f^i-onr.) bit 
 
 Turky, ^Iiirfci. "i. eaSturs 
 
 rir(t>( ^111)11, Inittjiihn , btv iriitij.ii)ii. 
 T u r k e y-ii u zia rd,^l•r brafiliiimt'cf)eO>fier. 
 --cock, biT fnlnfiitifrtje of. iviairrt)e jp.ibM, 
 Jriirhfthii, ^iifrr. --coffee. ^« OKufa, 
 9)?ofnf.iffee. --com, ttt tfirfifrtje Wei-. 
 Itn, "9Mili<. --cotton -yarn, [JiiSiTr.] 
 turfii'djff Wiirii. --cucuniber, tit tuf! 
 fjfd)c Wiirf*. SAIiiiifliiKiiirfe. — enrth. t»« 
 turfif(t)e, lemiiifitie 6"r6e. -- f eat lier, Me 
 $l^lllell^>^er < 91rr •Jlfrrrnioprf). --gra»», 
 fine "Mrf 'Jiifeii o^. Siiiten, tie in Ot^ill^iell 
 nui Kw (f-nTilPrffnbeii be6 i))iiinu1)f* jubes 
 reitft lufrbni fodcii imf jii 'Jliiijiifrtjurirrn :c. 
 ^iellen. --lien, 5je tnrfir(f)e, fiilefuri|'(l)e 
 ij)«nnf, "^Jiitf, ltutl)eiiiie. --lent her, tif.« 
 tl'irf ifrf)i! £'rt)£r, --merchant, I . bir 
 t\\rt\f(bt Kniifmatin. ?. btr S5ebfri<if()l)rtii6(er. 
 --millet, 6ie Wpprljirif. --oil stone, 
 ►ft Delilrin, ftint ®rt)lrif|tein. — pigeon. 
 bit rurfntftt lnll^«. --powt, tiai jiing« 
 Xtllfljilhn. --«tone, f. --oililone. 
 
 Vlirkisll, lurk'Uh, aiij. tUTtiiCfi. 
 
 Tlirkftis, lurk'(i!i>, ((r. Inrquoiie) 
 t. (oiiii'fi.) e« iid)tc Iilrfi«, Iilrfie. 
 
 T II r k o i K - m i n e r a I , bet Zuttli. 
 
 Turin, iiirni, (iiU). *. t bit Inipp 
 (9?fir(T )c.), <?.iiiKii. 
 
 TuriiiHliti,>u'"nialin.«.;TOitierAlg.] 
 fcer Jiinnnliii. 
 
 Turmeric, tur'meiik, (fntu'fr. ii. 
 pttf. xnr, II. niiricli; l>it. turnierica) «. 
 CBpf 1 tif fflflftiviirj, WPlbrii(f)tn)nrjf(. 
 
 Turin<»il, tiinnoil', < i< lot. Inrbii, 
 turlio. tiinn.-i ii. nioilj «. Die llnriihe, 3)rn)ri 
 Q\w(\. I'i- erim'iheii. 
 
 Turmoil, 0.a.l.6riiiiriil)i(]rii/Pl<i|J"<- 
 
 Turmoil, e. n. in lliiriii;e oD. ^t-. 
 tl'MiiiKi (fill. 
 
 Turn, tiirn. dllldflf. tnman, tyrnan ; 
 int. torno ; fr. tourner; flr. tornoo) e.a. I. 
 b«l)rn (fill 9{iib 20; (fine finiicnf) rid)teii. 
 2. brrljfn, brrcfji'dn. 3. t a) (im pp. flcbr.) 
 fpniifii , bilbfn. b) riintfu (eiiieii ©(113, 
 85fr« to. 4. (bieSflflf ob. 9?t(f)tiiiifl einf* 
 riiiflc« ^iibfrn) brffjcii, rofiibfn, fcl)mi, ti(t>> 
 ten; to - in or ont, riiiiv.irtg pb. nii£iu(irt« 
 ffhrrii. 5. l a) iiirnbfn, t\(l)ttn (^if (Drbiinj 
 feu ic), do) iitfiibrii (diiOj to - one's »eif, 
 Hb brrtifii, firf) wftibfii, (to. nnto) fiii) iwcii! 
 ^elI (JII). b) \>trttt)ren. c) rtiitrni, oerniis 
 *ern, pfrivniibrtn, iiiiiiwiiiibelii (imo. iii). d) 
 Denbeii (niifhr(>rn). e) (fme* Sinn nll^erll, 
 Ciiieii i>iMi rriitfiii 25orf.i^e, ppii jViiirr '•TRcu 
 liiiiin nbbriiiijfii , O-iiirii finer 'Miriiimig, ei> 
 teni 2?i'rh.il'cii nbrnlntiifl, iinfrrii mii(f)eii. f> 
 (nponxiinveiibfii (niif). 6. iiiiitrfl)fii, iiimufii! 
 •eii, iiniff()reii; ((£rf)!ifib.) roentfiKriiiitleib). 
 7. i ($rtii6eij umiVtjcii (Sj.ioren), iimrcfjla; 
 jcn, iiintn-ibfii ((Mdb). 8 iiiiiliiKii . nmbifi 
 jen; ftiitiipf inii(f)rii (bie(E(l)iifib<ciiifS 'H3frf> 
 ,rii()fi(>. To be turned, ficf) iinilrgfii , 
 liiinpf iverbcii. 9. nbflf^fii mii(f)fii , iiiiiilc 
 ^n nirt(t)fii, iiitif(f)l<i(ifii nintOfii, nbt'iifleii 
 .1ln(^fll dCfiii so, flrriiiiifii !iia(f)('ii, foiifr 
 iiiA(1)fn, )iif>iiiii)ifiiioiiffn nin(f)cii. 10. tiber: 
 ^riiiini, ubrrK^rii. To - into English, iii£ 
 ©iifllifdje iibirfr^en. 
 5. e) Vou cMduut turn a firm man. 
 
 TUU 
 
 TUlt 
 
 7. To torn n»oney or stock two or three 'te5 Silfeft PeriBrtllbeln. To - one from a 
 
 times ill the year. Webster. ! tory to a whig, ^iiteil rtll# eiliem ior/) )l| 
 
 To turn awheel. eiir3{ii6 bre!)fii , imis ' riiieiii iGfjIa m.ii1)CM. To -a MohamniedHnor 
 
 brehen. To - sugar. 3'irffr iiniriirtreii. Tolpaomi to h Ciiiistian. {i\i(. enirin'WiiDntniiiei 
 
 -the head, bell .Rppf rfbminbelig ni.id)en, i ^l^ller p^. >>fiPfii fiiifii dliriiteii niiirtji'n, eiiicii 
 
 Ufm'irfi-!i, I'eriBirreii. To - upwards, niif j -Wnli.nnmrfiiiu'r ob. ipeiPeii jii I'liiftn (Ehriileii 
 
 'I'rcier Spiiiib brcljcii pb. brcitrcln. His whole 
 
 I person is finely turned. (Vilic <l>iiije ^et: 
 foil ill ffili gel'iircr. To be turned to etc., -f 
 g<mrt(f)t, ()fiit'i)it, giir fcin }ii jc. ; f. to Turn 
 to. To be -ed for etc . (ii'ri1)l(ft I'eiil }ll K. 
 He was perfectly well — ed for trade, cr 
 rrf)i(ftf fi(t> iVf)r gut fur bie i^auDiuug. To 
 
 ! have a soul -e d for music , Cifbe , 5p<1lig 
 jlir ■TOilfif l)%lbeu. To - ones head, ticu 
 
 I fippf brel)cn. To - (a horse etc.) from thr 
 
 road, vpiii QEcge nbivfiibeu. To - a slilp 
 from her cninse , eili S>dnff PPM |VnifUl 
 Cililfe abiueilbeil. — your eyes to me, wen- 
 ber eiire -JJiigeii nuf uiid) , i"cl)t uiid) nil. To 
 
 - the eyes from etc. , bie ■}lligeu PPII :c. 
 nbipfiibfu. To - the eyes to etc.. bie 'ihh 
 geu, 55li<fe ri(t)ten nuf ic, bie iblute juiueu. 
 beu. To — one's eyes towards .., feme "jlih 
 gen ricbreu nuf !c. To - the back, fliebcn. 
 To - one's back, I. beu iKiKfen iveiibru, fiil) 
 iimiueiiben. 1. i a) flieljeii. b) oerinfTeii. To 
 
 - the back upon etc., i (fiiiem bfii 'Jii'icfeu 
 frl^rfll. You-yourbaek tons. I. lt)r brcljet, 
 roeiibef, fehrt iiii« beu Jtiicteu ju. 2. t il)r 
 feljrt un» Ben 5fu(feu, l.igt uit6 nn 3ti(t)e. 
 uerlagt uu«, periiiiftjIiuYigi iiii^. To- backs. 
 fliet)en. To - head, (^iiieni uuter bie Qtugcii 
 trefeu. To- head to ihe enemy, fi<if Ofili 
 JJfiiibf eurgegeufleflen. To- reins from etc.. 
 limffljrfU PPn JC. To - upside down, bai 
 Oberfte )u uuteri^ fefjren. - him home. 
 fc()i(ft ihu Ufttf) ij>.iiife. To - a horse to 
 grass, (iu ^ferb nuf bie Weibt tijuu, grnfeu 
 InfffU. To - a stallion among mares, beu 
 ^fiigft )u ben Stuteu t^un. He don't know 
 which way to - himself, er n>ei6 Mi(t)C, loit- 
 er fid) brrl)eii pb. wenbeu lofl (er i|l in gro; 
 e>'r ^JiTlegfUlirit). To - the slomach, lie. 
 bflffit oeriirrarfien , G-fel enuerfeii. It -s my 
 stomach . e* niiK^f uiir ilbfi , u)fl)e. To - 
 the brain, tofl , rrtfenb , oemlrtt uirt(f)en. 
 She raves, her brain, 1 fear. i« -ed, fie 
 r.ifet, iff) tilr(f»te, fie \H oerriKft. To - evil 
 to good . nii« ^pfeui fflured uinrtjfu. To - 
 green to bine, nil* grilu blilll milrf)ell. (The 
 choler of a hog) turned sirup of violets 
 green, fnrbfc 9Jfil(l)curi)rpp griin. (Experi 
 when to advance, or stand), or - the sway 
 of battle, Pber brr ©ii)l.i(()t beu 'i!lii^f(t)liig 
 )ii gfbcu. Mii.Toji. To - ilie scale, bcr '33iige 
 beu ']lll6fif)(ftg gebi'U. To - the kingdom of 
 Saul to David. |i Oaoib b\\& .fti3iiigreid) Siiiil^ 
 
 inil(f)cil. To - a thing with a droll, eiueil 
 iSil)tfr) au6 Qimai ui.irt)eii. To - a notion 
 pleasantly, eiiirui (SV'bnnfcii einc nugciieliiue 
 •iBetlPiillil gebfll. To - prose into verse, 
 ■15rpra ill •Scn"e iimioaiibelii. To - one's re- 
 ligion. iViiie Jioliiiipii miberu. To - coat, to 
 -cat iu pan. f obtn'iiiiiig loi'rbf n , iiber* 
 gehril. He turns these very reasonings 
 upon him. er loeiibet ebeii bii'fe iS(l)li'iffe nuf 
 ibii fill, ]\i)U\i\t Ihu niit fbeii biciVii ®d)iiifren. 
 lie turned his parts rather to books, than 
 to etc. . er loiiiibte fcinc tiilentc lu-ber (iitf 
 •Briit)<r nn, ni* nuf a. (When the passage 
 is open), land will be — ed most to great 
 rattle, fo luirb t<\6 Hawb am meiilen fiit 
 iirogf^ 2>iil) bciilltjt. Tempi-b. To be turn, 
 ed of sixty six. uber bie fuuf II. fed)}ig l)iui 
 nilr feiil. When turned of fifty, they etc., 
 nl* fif fi'iufjig 3ol)re junlrfgrlrgt hntrrii, ni* 
 lie uber bie iViufiig l)innii£ lunreii , tc. To - 
 a coat, a suit of clothes, eiiieu 'Jip(f , ein 
 £leib mfUbfll. To - the wrong side out, 
 bie uiired)te ©cite nncf) nu§eti rel)reii. To - 
 the penny, fiiii &tlb iuol)l nnlegen. To - 
 the die or dice, fi(ft mfiiben (opmi (JJliiffc). 
 God will - thy captivity, || fo iwirb bef 
 ^err, beiii OJPtt, bein ©rfniigMiiJ lueiibcii. 
 
 Proe. To turn tail, bnoPU iniiffil ; fi'iliiMl 
 
 CSJriiiibfnOen nid)t getreu blcibeii ; T!liiffliid>te 
 
 fud)eil. To — one's tail to the manger. Dni 
 
 <l>ferb beim Sd)i«nuje nufinnmcu, (*riun« 
 
 gnii| vntei)rt niifnugen. To - the lahic* 
 
 upon any one, (^ineiH &iti<!l)t6 mit Ci)lfid)iin 
 
 oergelten. [iinili<ien. 
 
 To turn about, iimbrff)cn , iimfehren. 
 
 Turn those ideas about in your mind 
 
 biird)benfet iup|)l jcue SSi-griffe. Audisok. 
 
 To turn aside, loegiui'iiben, nbiuriibeu. 
 
 To turn away, 1. luegioeiibeti, nbiuem 
 
 beiv 2. 1 nbiuenben (ein Uobel, (J)Pttc6 3prn 
 
 !C.). 3 lufgiofirm, locgfdjiiffti , enrlnjyeii, 
 
 fprrjagen, oernbfitiebeu. 4. f nbiufireii ; Ip4 
 
 roerbcn. [jtir'.'i.fiociffii; oerJnfTiMi. 
 
 To turn back, f '• jururfgeben. 2. t 
 
 To turn down, uuilegeii , iiiitbifgen. 
 
 To turn from, ftbioeiiben, nbfc()ren 
 
 opn . . . 
 
 To turn in. einmnrtS lueiiben, einbie» 
 
 gen, uiiibiegeu; (bei ©d^iieibern k.) cin> 
 
 frt)Ingeu. [in . . . 
 
 To turn Into, oeriunnbefn, iiniiuniibefii 
 
 To turn off, 1. nbleiteu CJBnffcr ic), 
 
 iinilfireii ; n6gef)eii nind)eii. 2. t (from) nb* 
 
 jtljinoeuben. - thee to me. and have mercy 
 upon me. (1 lucube bid) ju uiir 11. fii mirllenfeii, nbiicl)tu, nbleiren, nbiuenben (ppiu; 
 giinbtg. I have turned my mind to etc.. ! g-inen nbgcl)en mnd)en (Pon). 3. fprrfdjirfen, 
 id) tjnbe meinen ©inn niif ic geridjtct. Un- finrjngen, bnupn jngen. 4. nufgeben, iiber» 
 less he -s his ihoiights that way. iveilll erjiiiffeil. 
 
 nid)t fi'iiii'(i)fbniifen bnljiii rid)tet. My thoughts To turn of f (he course of a river. beiTl 
 are -ed on peace, iiieiiif (SJebniifeii finb 2citift einefi gfiiiK^ tine niibere 5fid)riiiig 
 nuf ben 55''''^'" fi''rid)rft, |lfl)i'ii iind) beni gePen. To turn a thing off fiom one'* 
 Jrifben. To - things to one's advantage. 1 stomach , GriunS nbgi'l)ell mnd)eil , mni &n 
 bic®nd)eil jil feiiiciu ^fileii ffl)rfU. To -any! iieni ill! *5Kilgfil liigr. He turned it off 
 one into ridicule, (S-jiien lni1)iTlid) iiini1)eii. with a laugh, er innd)te ciiien Sd)cr} bnr« 
 To- (goods) into money, jli (iJelPe inndjen, nil*. To turn one's children off to ser- 
 orrfilbern, rentiftri'ii. To - a worm into a vaiits. ffine JKiiibcr BicuflbPten riberlaffen. 
 winged insect, eiueu SDuriii in ein gefiiigcl! To turn a malefactor off, eiuen SBerbret 
 
1014 Fate, far. fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. No, move, n6r, got, 6?l. cl^ful. Tnlie, tub, full. i//in. Tllis. 
 
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 d)fr ffiiieni ©itirffnle ubfrlnfTeii, i^n ^iStigfn 
 .flfien. Tliat will turn liini off, 6ii^ (Jriiiil* 
 il)n jur Svilhc. To - the thoughts from etc., 
 fcie ®^■^nIlff^ nbiwenSeit , nblfiten uon ic. 
 
 To til in out, 1. liernii^feljreii , herniif; 
 fevdien, hfraiifiweiiten. 2. ()innu«treibeii. 
 r)crnii6rvcibcii , ()iiiiiii«)ngen. 3. Ijinnijoitel. 
 ben, niif 6i« 2eei6e.tt)un, flrn;'»ii inffen. 4. 
 jiiim SSiTfrfjciii brinflen, l)fruorfiimmen laf- 
 "eii. Till- II out the guard! C^Kilit.] 2Cad)e 
 Ijfrnii^! 
 
 To tarn any one out of doors, out of 
 the house, e-iiieii nuS bein 5?aiife jngeii. 
 To turn any one out of liis oflice. Qiwew 
 feimi Du-nfleb eiitff(jen, G-iiieii nl>|Vt5en. To 
 be turned out of one's plnce. UDll fcilieni 
 f)t(a\<\e (jornl'fiiiffn , Ijernbiji-rimfcn ffiii. To 
 - casks, %n^>v {luvitn (ti. I), lecren). To - 
 ihe loBding. iiiiilaten, niiS ciiiem ©djiffe 
 ill fill nn^pn•* (nben. 
 
 To turn over. I. lltltiveiiben, lltll|"d)fn> 
 flfii 2. (ein 'Bud)) 6iirrf)buiitmi , ril>ert'l(U; 
 lerii. 3. i a) nttertrnflfii . uberoeben, lifrer; 
 lUfirni. b) jiiriirfrnfifeii, iienveiffii. 4. (fiiien 
 411111 (5)ni(ini itfnirrhPilrfii 25a-i'rrrt)er) I'oii 
 Cer i'citcr oB. ftfiii ®d)iiiefrfnrreii flD^fii. 
 6. imifrhren, imiiufrfi'M , iiiiitliir}eii. 
 
 To turn over every leaf of a liook, 
 till Slid) I'lMi einfui Quit jiiiii niiCern Curd); 
 Untteril. To - a new leaf. 1 I. nil&frc Sili = 
 ten (iiifiiffifii, <lll^crc 'OTTiiBrrflclii iir()iiini. 
 2. fi'in ?t'l>iMi (iilberil. He turned over 
 the fault 10 fortune, er frt)of> Me ©d)ll!5 
 flur tai ©d)i(f I'll! , er flab beiii €d)irffnle 
 ©d)iiIB. er iiiiif) bie ©d)iilb bciii ©d)irfro(e 
 (ei. He was turned over to etc., er 
 Ujurbe nil k. uenuieiVii. Iniif . . . 
 
 To turn round. Ijenitlibrefjcil ; U'illbeil 
 To turn to, 1. tueiibeu (fidj }ii GrimiP). 
 2. + libertMiieii. 
 
 Helveiiiis' liihleH may be turned to on 
 all occasions, ninii fniiii bei ndrii Oirlcneii* 
 |)fiteii I'ciiie 3iifJiid)t jii ben larVin be? Sptl- 
 DetiiiS nrljiiirii , fid) bnriii 9farl)6 crluMeii. 
 Locke. Wiiicli of these two were most 
 turned to. f niif lueldie* itoii beibcii iiiiiii 
 fid) mil iiififlfii lff|te. 
 
 To turn up. I. iiniiueiibeii, iiiiifd)Ia<ieii 
 (eiiic Snrreic). 2. ((Srma^) in bie .^i>l)e lie!). 
 Wifii Db. fel)reii, nufrdjlaneii, niifiiierieii. nuf: 
 (Jiiipfii ; (eiiteii Dti^rfi (iiifl)ebeii ; l)iii«iifilrei. 
 d)i'ii (beii SJocfenbarr 10; iiiiinriibeii , r.uf' 
 flMben (bie (S-rbe). 3. i niitTdXiificii (bie 9lii> 
 ^•11); nii|'u>erfeii (bie^taic). 4. [iDpoflr.] a) 
 iiberrd)iii(ieii (bn# grniint). b) iiini'djliigcii 
 (bii^ flrfi'ii(l)rftc SJjnpier). 
 
 To turn up one's matk, btC SO?affe 
 flbllfhineil. To - the whiles of one's eyes, 
 tni ^fige ill ben ^liifleii I'erffhren. To be 
 I limed up. (rtiifirfleub eiiie91rti ju Wriiiibe 
 (jrfiditet I'eiii. To - a hat, eiiieu jpiit aiii= 
 fd)liiflril, niifillilpeii. The turning up of 
 a hat, bie ftrniiipe eiiies ipiirefi. 
 
 To turn upon, niiiueiibeii nuf ... 
 To turn the arguments of an opponent 
 upon hiiiixelf, bie 58eiuei|'e eiue* Opppueii: 
 ten fli'fleii il^ii iVibil flcbrniid)fti, niif iim iVibil 
 tiliiueiifeii , fiiieii Dppriieiueii dbrilreiten 
 nut iViiieii eitjeiifii Sbeiueifeii pb. ftJniubeii 
 fd)l.ini'ii. 
 
 'f urn, V. n. I. fid) brel)eii (ronuH. 
 miii ou, liui, nuf;. 2. 1 (un, upon) fict) 
 
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 brehen dim), nb^niigen (poio. 3. fid) brefjeii, 
 fid) lueiibeii; (to) fid) breljen (nnd)), fid) luen; 
 ben (jii , nnd)); (upon) fid) iweiibcn (jii), 
 \i<t} ipenben Miegcin, ((J-iiieiii) bie ©pi^e bictcii. 
 4. i a) (to4 fed) lueiiben (nil) , feine 3'ifli'd)t 
 Uiijmen (jti), (em Si:d) 10 jii -Jfntlje jie!)eii ; 
 (unto) fid) luenbeii , fid) fel}reii (jii). b) fid) 
 rid)teii , <]erid)tct fein; (on, upon) fid) rid)- 
 ten, (ierid)tft fein (niif). c) (to) flereid)eii, 
 nu^fd)lniien (ju). d) (G'ineni) gereid)tn (}ii), 
 ((5-iiieni ©d)aben ic.) jufufleii. Shak. e) (on) 
 jiinirffnflen (niif). f) fid) nnbern (poii ber 
 3eit !C.). 5. fid) iimbref)eii, fid) iMiiipenben, 
 fi(^) iiiiifelirfii , fid) l)eriiiiifel)ren. 6. fid) !)er> 
 iitiiiueiiben (fid) nuf eiiie niibere ©eite men: 
 ben Ob. Icflfii). 7. f a) fid) nnbern , niiDer^ 
 iverben, fid} peraiibern, fid) periunnbelii ; 
 (into, to) fict) periuanbedi (in), merbeii (jii). 
 b) (I'iberf). in ciiieii flriuifTeii Suilniib qernj 
 tl)en , cine o'li'iffe 2?cfd)nfffiil)eit erl)nltcn) 
 iwt-rben ; j. !8. To - papist, fntl)Plird) u>cr= 
 ben. c) «) nb!lel)en, iinnreheii , iiiiird)lniieii, 
 nbfnfien, gerinneii, fauer luerben, perberbeii, 
 jiifnmnieulniifen (pon SJliiffigfciteii). (i) i 
 unifd)lniien (pom $erjeii). Shak. 
 
 4. b) Tlie uiiHer.slanding turns inwards 
 on itself, and reflects on its own 
 operations. Locke. 
 
 4. c) It might turn to his destruction. 
 4. d; And turn him to no pain. The 
 wiiich shall — you to no further 
 harm. Shak. 
 
 Turn this way, ivciibe bic^ hiefiiii, bier! 
 bill. A wheel -s on its axis, ein 9{nb brel)t 
 fid) lini feiiie 'Hd)ft. He -ed to me in a 
 smile, er ipniibte fid) liid)flnb ^ii niir. To - 
 home, lin(t)ipniifefel)rcn. My head-s round, 
 ei luirb niir fd)a'iiibeli(j. Lest my brain — , 
 bnniit niir iiid)t |M)ipinMe. The quesiiou -» 
 on P!>. upon tliis point, bie JJi'*^*!"^ brfl)t fief) 
 bariini, bei bieiVr g-rnijc l)n!ibiir d fid) iini 
 :c. Rivers seldom - to their foiiniaiu liead, 
 filteii jliefivn 'Jl'iiTe ,}n iijrer Quefle jiirurf. 
 Turn: I3{iitf.i bie 5?nnb !]en>ed)rilt ! To - 
 to windward. [■•War.) ben ^iiib nbfneifeii. 
 The tide -s, [>))inr.] bie g-iiirl) liigt nnd). 
 To - upside down. liiiir(l)liiaeil. - from thy 
 fierce wraili. |i ffi)re bid) prii belli Wniiiin 
 beilie? Sonie?. - ye, - ye Irom your evil 
 ivays, II fp bi'feljret end) t\>d) nun pen eurein 
 I'pfeii *2Befcii. — you at my reproof, || ffl)> 
 ret end) jii nifiiier ©trnfe. His cares all - 
 upon etc., nfle feme ©priifnlt ifl nuf :c. gei 
 rid)tet. Tliat will - to his sliame, t([i iPirO 
 ihin ©d)ii!ibe briiiiii'ii. To - to account, junt 
 2}prtl)oiI iiii6fd)i.i(ien. fliit nuf fntlen, ffipriheil 
 (leiuiil)ren, fid) periiitereffinii. To - to ad- 
 vantage. SBortI)eil (jrnnilireii. (This trade) 
 has not turned to much account or ad- 
 vantage. |),u iiid)t piel (iJeipiiin nbgeipprfeii 
 Pb. flet'»iid)r. The application of steam -s 
 to good account both on laud and water, 
 bie •Jlinprubuuij id DnnipiV* fleiunl)rt }ii 
 5a}njTfr u. \u ?nnb nrcDou aSortlieil. Af- 
 flictions shall - to our advantage, ^nib: 
 fnie luerbi')! \» iiiiiVreiii 33t|1eii fleri'id)en. 
 That will never - to good, bn* IPirb llllll' 
 liter flur nbiniifen. It -s on himself, d fn(lt 
 out ihu ^iirnrf. When tlie times -. uu'nil 
 fid) bie Seiffii niiferii, lueiiii fid) bie Cnn-e 
 ber »^nllle nnbcrt. Me iiirns witli the wind. 
 10 all wiiuU, he -* like u weaiher-cock, 
 
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 er iff mettenueiibifrf), brel)t fid) wie eine aS3et« 
 tei-fal)ne nnd) jebein 23iiibe. To - short, fidf 
 piijijlid) umiueuben ob. iinifil;ren. He -a 
 sliort on tlie sudden into some similitude, 
 er fpriiint pli'i^lid) nuf ein ®leid)iiiB fiber. 
 To — into stone, to stone, Jli ©teill iper* 
 ben, perileiiien. To - sour, fniier iverben. 
 To — gray, white, (jrnil , ipcig iperbcil. 
 (Cygnets) from gray — white, ipprbeu nil5 
 grnil fd)ipnrj. To - Christian or Moham- 
 medan, eiii §()rifi pD. 'OJfufjntiiniebniier iuet« 
 ben. To -Turk, 1 feineii (Silnubeu, feine 
 Wcinnng nnbern. Shak. To - physician, 
 Doftor merbcn, ein^lrjt merben. To - bank- 
 rupt, fndiren , bnnferott ipecbi'ii , bnnferott 
 iiind)en. To — nun, ben ©(^leier tii'linteii. 
 To - a prostitute, fid) biT Uniud)t ^rft« 
 geben (ppii 5r>T'fiii'"'>i'crn). The weather 
 -s fair, bns 2Bi'trer luirb fd)i}n , nind)t fidf 
 fdipu, hi'itert fid) nuf, beginiit fd)i!)ii jii iucr« 
 Ben. The gall will ~ of a blackish color, 
 Bie 0)n(le ipivb eine fd)ipnriliite gnrbe niu 
 liel)iueil. One color — s to another, eilie'Jnrbf 
 penuiinbelt firt) in cine niibere, gcljt in eine 
 nilbere fiber. To — from the road or course, 
 pinii 'Sie(\e Pb. Snnfe nbi]el)cn, nbiucid)en, 
 fid) nbipfiiben. 
 
 To turn about, fid) uniipenbeii, fic^ 
 unifcl)rcii, fid) l)erunibrcl)eii, fid) iiinbreljtn. 
 
 Turn about coachman! meilbe lim, 
 ^utfd)er! [perrl)cibigen. 
 
 To turn again, -f fid) iiiiifel;ren , fidi 
 
 To turn away, 1. nbipeid)eii (ot, ppii). 
 
 2. fid) meflipenben. 3. i (from) G-ineS ^pdrtej 
 perlnffen, (Jinen perlnfien; fid) fel)ren ppn ... 
 
 Wlien the wi'iked man turnetli awny 
 from his wickednt>ss, |1 ipeilll fid) bet ®Ptt» 
 Ipfc fel)ret ppii feiiier lliinerfd)rigfeit. 
 
 To iurn back, jiirurfjjeljeii, juriicf* 
 feljren. 
 
 To turn in, 1. fid) eiii&ieflcii, fidi elm 
 warti ivcnbeii. 2. I)iiifingel)en, ciiifel)ren, 
 
 3. CDTinr.] in bie ^miigeinnrfeii (Iciacii (}U 
 !8ette gi'ljen, ppn beii •OJintrpfen). 
 
 To turn in and out, fid) iviiibeil, f|(( 
 (runinien. 
 
 To turn off, nbfenfcn , iinilenfcii, fidf 
 feinuiirti ipciibeii pb. fd)ln<jrii. [gen. 
 
 To turn off to the left, fid) UnH fd)lat 
 
 To turn on or upon, 1 juriicffntleil 
 (nuf), rpinnien (fiber G-iiieii); fid) brel)cii 
 (HUD, nbl)niigfn (ppu); (f. pb.eii). 
 
 To turn out, I. nil? ffiiier ©tetlf p6. 
 9nge fpiiiiiicn (ppii (Jielenfen if.). 2. fid) l)rr» 
 nufbreljfii, fid) berniifipeiibeii, fid) f)ernii$< 
 fel)reii. 3. jimi !yprfd)etn fpinnirn, (jtiht* 
 treten, fid) fliflen. 4. ['War.] bie 5p.iiigc« 
 innttcn perlniJeu (nuffiel)eii, ppii iax Wii» 
 trpfcn). 
 
 To turn out well, OieipllIIl nblperfi'tl, 
 gut niiffnfleii , fid) periiitereffireii. 
 
 To turn over, 1. fid) heniiiilpeilBfll. i. 
 i fibergehcn (eine niibere 'ijjnriei ergreifeii). 
 
 To turn under, fid) iind) uiitcii fel)rei: 
 ob. lueiiBeii. (ipenbeii. 
 
 To turn up. fic^ in bie 5?phc ffl)ren ob. 
 
 To turn upon, I. fid) ipenbcn, fid) ricbf 
 ten out Pb. gegeii ... 2. t nbbniigen (prii). 
 
 Tlie cniiversalion turned upon etc., 
 Bnf (Meipfiid) fiel nuf zc. 
 I Tiirii, s. I. Bni? Drehen, llmbreheti, 
 ibie I)rei)uiii], Uiiirrel)uiig, ber U'.iifd)iuuiiij. 
 
F^*-. far. (all, fat. Me. met. Fin**, fin. ?i6, move. n6r. got. 6i!. clinA. 'Y\\Ue. tub. liiM. l/zin. Tllis. 1015 
 
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 2. Me TOfIl^ung, 9?icl)tiiii(], ^fr ^f<i. 3. f 
 a< Me iCfiiCitng. b) Die l)errr(t)eiiDe iJifiijiiiiii, 
 9{id)riiii.v 4. (6frDrt, luo man luenCet* 6ie 
 SaSeiiMiiin. 5- ["Miiir.J -> f6. round ■», Cer 
 flrtiije I'B. niiife ©<l)liig. Riding -s, ete 
 ©cblnge, ^^« "'if f'« erilcii pB. iiiiteni ©rtjiiige 
 (under -«) flfmnd)! lucrfteii ; Cro»» -». tu 
 (£rt)itige, iveldje Die Sreiijiiiig bwctn. 6. fiv 
 itrfimine, .RvumiHiiiig; Der Srrgnn.j. 7.1 
 itt 2De*fft, Die 9lbi«e(t)41iiiiij, SBcraiiDcriinfl. 
 8. iD«i« Spin- u. i>fr<jfl)eii, •iliif" ii. >ilt»,jil)eii. 
 6er fflang, ©pnjifrgaiio ; Bir fleiiie, fitrjf 
 9{eife, DfT fiirie Siieg. 9. t a) 6ie 5"^'"' 
 ©eiLilt, ^ilDiiiig, 23ef(t)iiifenljfit , 9lrr. b. 
 (Dtr 3"tl>T'>. Dn meljrere Siiige Hiid) eiiur 
 beflimmreii OrDimiifl niif eiiiniiDer (olgen- 
 tie Jfiiljf, Der Bifiiih c) Die aSer.iiilajTuiui 
 ©clfgri'.lirit. d> Der 3''l^'H>f « t'' GtiU'IS f" 
 91bn^t< Bent Sivfrfe, SSorrljeil nugeiiiffTiii 
 ill. e) leine eiiiiiliie, 'JliiDerii i'ortlK:ll)''fi> 
 I'D. n.iiftriifilige 5?rtMDliiugi DerDiciifl; Streiil) 
 10. (U-ligl. 9{rrt)t fl'r.j The »lierir» -. Dilr 
 (S}frirt)[ De* eiUTifj. M. f. Lathe. Ii. 
 [lllirm.idi.l Me g.iiiie llMiD»ft)iin>) eim;* i)i,\^ 
 iti. H. (•Win'.l line "Jlrr fiello. ntiirfii. 
 
 3. b.) Religion i* no! to be aduplcd to llir 
 turn ond taoliion ol tiie a°e. 
 
 W'ebstcr 
 OiTe it a turn, Drehe ti (jrriiin fo- 
 letter*. [Inpogr.) ■Jiirgfiifopfe. •« «•>• •' 
 « liand. ivie lUtiii Me !i^>iiiD iiinivriiDrt, iiin 
 Dnljr, m eiium ■aiignii'iicfi'. The nff.«ir took 
 a happy -. Me ®iirt)e niihm eiiie glfKflidji 
 iUJiilDlliig. Thi« atfiicr may lake a differen 
 — from that which we expect, Diefe ©nrtjr 
 fnnn eiiie nii^rre ii^enMitig iirl)mfii, aii luir 
 crivnrteil. At every -otaifair*. bet ifDer'Hjeil: 
 ttiiig Der Dinge. T» iike another-, eiiie 
 OllDere •USeilDimg lirhlinil. He given every 
 thing what - he plrase*. er git>[ )rDem 
 ;Diiige tine fcilirbige •33fnDiiiig. - of a pe- 
 riod , Die 2i}fiiMing, Cet ©d)ii)iiiia tii"f» 
 9JeDefnije6. - of word*. Die'liJeiiDung, -iGeii' 
 Cuiigen (in Der -JJeDe). Tiie »n»ie »hort - 
 of expret«ion. DiitVlbe fifirjf De* 'JlU^PrUf' 
 ff*. There ii a nol>le - in liii veme*. |>il!f 
 ajerfe l)aeeii rinen cDlen ®(t)miiiig. The - 
 of the tide froiu Hood to ebb. Da6 '}|il(t)h1|Ti?li 
 ber JJllltl). Wliere is Hie - to my way to 
 London, no gt()t Der SBeg mid) CciiDun? 
 'Til upon the - of one. er \\1 auf Den SrtjMg 
 rin llljr, e* i\\ gleid) em llljr, t6 i\\ gleid) 
 tin6. (NoblenecK and boiiniy) whicli vir- 
 tuei had iheir — ■ in the king'* nature. Zll-' 
 genDeii, wei(t)t m Der \)tiitiir 6t6 Rbm(\i Uv 
 gen. - of «cale, Der >Jlii$i(^hig beini \ll5>igeii. 
 (The state of chrixlendoni) might by ilii» 
 have a -, fi»nnfe IjieDiirrt) eine ajminDfruiig 
 erteiDen. -s of state. @riint6i<eriinDeriingen- 
 To lake a — , einen 0)aiig mo(t)eii ct. tl)iin, 
 cinen @)>rt)irrgnng madden, fl^^iicfen grlK"- 
 He took two or tliree — s round the room. 
 rr ging ))vei: od. Drrtnuil tin 3i«i>i>cr iiiif n. 
 Ob. 1 will take a - in your garden, tCt) lUlll 
 einen ®<ing in 3()reni OJ.irten rljiin, id) luid 
 cin meiiig in ^iwen C4iiricn grl)cii, (ciiiiiiiiO 
 in 3l)rrtn ©iirri-n l)triiingrl)t'n. Will you 
 lake a - wllh me thiiher, ivt^flen >Sie tint 
 mir .'nnget)rii? He is gone to take a - into 
 eic. . ri in.i.|)t eiiie ('iriiUM 9vi-;k iiitrt) t(. - 
 ut M aikuider. Der W.iitg riiii'r jlraiifhcit. 
 To like a - lur .t t D>i|ur ii''0>i>*il< i>< ■I'l^r- ^ 
 
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 Den. Tliere are more thieves than the law 
 expotet to a - at Tyburn, fro». lird)t nlle 
 Dict<e lucrDen grhiiiigr. Ai every -, bti jcDer 
 CiJelegeiil^t'it, alle 'JliigrnDlicfe. Every one has 
 a fair- to etc., ^I'DiT Ijnt fine giiii|lige We; 
 li'gent)i'lt . }ll ZC. Female virtues are of a 
 domeittic -, ivcit)lid)e iugeiiDen grl)en niif 
 Dilr ^ilneivefeil. A man ol a .sprighily - in 
 conveiitaiion, ein >}){i\Mii, Der in Dtr Uiireri 
 hiiltiiiig fid) Diirtt feineii lebl^iifreii ^m) De> 
 nirrflid) ni.id)r. The - of his tiiougiuii and 
 expreiisiou is etc., Oi'Dilllfe II. ililoDrilcf fiilD 
 bri il;ni :c. Books give the same — to our 
 ihoughii as etc., 55iid)fr DilDfii ebeii )o rcl)r 
 nniVre ibegriffc, an u. Wrong -, Die 25ir- 
 fehrtljcit. Wiien it comes to your -, lueilll 
 Me 9{ril)e an ®ie fcinnit. His - will tome 
 to laugh at you again. Die 9{i'il)e ivirD (llid) 
 M\ \\)\\ rcmnieii, end) niijiuliu1)i'ii. To take 
 ones -, (*nu.i6 in leiiicr JCeifje uerrid)ieii. 
 .\ow is my -, nun III Die -Xeilje iin niir, 
 nun foinine id) Diiritn. Tu take -s, nut ein 
 .infer iilMUi'd)rihl. To take one's - with an- 
 oiiier. nitr eiiiem 'JliiPern ubii'ed)!?!!!. Ever> 
 one in hi* -, ein ^eDer iMd) fer 9{t'il)f. T» 
 ■.Ill-ply any one's — . Die Stelle cilU'6 9lil 
 cern eneijen, leinen Dientl i>eri'el)rii. B> 
 turns, 1. nn4) Der i){eii)e, (S'liirr imiI) Dciii 
 .'liiDern, d'tiier um ttw -lliiDern, ai>iui-d)c 
 iiiiigpiveiie, ived)rrl(e>iurire, iibiurd)ri'inc. 'I 
 I'lMl 3eil ill 3''lt. Does that nerve your -. 
 iiuigt Dii6 itlr £ie? oel)iigr Ol""ii l>«i»? That 
 man will serve your — very well, Dit'|Vr 
 0?{rnrd) ivirD grrofe frin, luie <i)\t ii)n briiii 
 il)^!. He is not (fii; for my -, er pii^C l!ld)( 
 )ii nieinen "Jlt'ilt^ten, er i|T (UD. |'d)i(fr |ld)i 
 iiid)( fijr iiiid). er raiigt nid>c in nieinen 
 Kroni. That place would he much tor hi» 
 -, jfiie iSteUe luiirDf il)in iVIjr iiii|lel)eii, luiirr 
 rel}r pnffeiiD tVir iljn. My daughter i% not loi 
 your -, ineiiie li'd)rer i|l iiid>t fnr •©ie. 1 
 lollow him to serve my — upon iiini, id) 
 [oige il)in , nin Dnrd) il)ii nteiiie 3i»''de jii 
 rrrrtd)en. A friendly -, ein iJreiinord).ift6: 
 Dieii|1. A good -. ein giirer Sieiiil.- eine lUr 
 cigfiii , >pijfln1)frit, cyifiidigfett. To do any 
 one a good -. @'ineHt einen X)ieii|1 li'i|len. 
 Une good — deserve* another, Pruv. eillr 
 (iJrfalliijffit i|l Der niiDtrn tuerilj. An ill -, 
 till fd)iininier ^rrrid). Shrewd -s, fi>ei)a|rr 
 3irrid)e. To put -■ upon eic, (^iilfiii 
 <5iriid)e ipKien. - for -, (i>iri(t>.e nut Witi 
 d)rin. To give - for -, @Ieid)ce mil (*>Ui 
 d)eiii I'rrgiiten. 
 
 T u r n - b» c k . Der 5lie()niDe. 5eigl)rr}igr. 
 -■bench, iDrti).) Die Di-il)D>inf, Bred)Ki 
 Urtuf; Oiimgitp] Die DretiliiDe; (llljrniiid).! 
 Der Dre()ihil)li [(iJtirtl.J Der ©rdjfiid). -• 
 Uroacli. Der ^rareiiiueiiDer , 33riitrpiepDrr; 
 l)rr. --co,, I, Der •flbtriiniiige, lleDeriiiiiffr, 
 i){inrgiu; 2B;tterljiil)n. --cock."l. [I'oii 
 DiMiJ Der 2Gai7rriinfret)cr, 2. t f- W e a i h e r 
 cock. — -do w n • boo ts, *. pi. (£firfcl tlltl 
 iuTiiDl)iiiigfiiCenSiiilpen. --key. DerSd)Iie: 
 ijer liii 0rfiUigiii|Kii>. --out-place, em 
 ■Ijiiiij, lup man nii«iurid)i'ii faun. -over. 
 Die lueipe SeiniuaiiD, Die iiiirer Der rd)iuarjeii 
 jJtalsl'inPe Der 5{firrrei K. IjiTi'orileMr. -- 
 pike, ai *. I. Da* ©rrlifreiij, DiT 'S)n\) 
 Damn, ^i-ghaiVrl, Sriilrr laiii' SiiOrinafni 
 2. Der -ttdjiagpaiini laiii Ixiimiilraijeii iiM.i 
 ic.6 ii;or i. fie giiaiiijee ituiiiiiiraye. 4. 
 
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 i pi- (Tf^aiifTeegelDrr, ©rragengelfcr. 5. [Wit 
 lif.J eiiie 'Jlrr rpanirii)er 9{eirer, iiin fa* Qim 
 Priiigen De* J^einfs* Durd) fine i8riri1)e ju 
 i>erl)in&ern, Die 'Jiipaiigel. b) v. a. luie fine 
 C>ljaniTee inad)en , nad) -ilrt einer GhaniTee 
 mad)eii, t^anmren (einen 5Ce,i). --pike- 
 charges, t. pi. Da* 6l)aiif7eigeib , *JBcg. 
 gciD, Der SBrgjon, Die GijaiiiTeeiieiDer. - 
 pike-engineering, Der (il>niiTee6nil, 
 ■aSegbnu, SrrnBfnban. --pike -man, 1. 
 Der ^a3eggelDeiniic()mer. 2. Der ^fnrrer. 
 --pike-money. Da* «IGcggfID. — pike- 
 road . Die 6()aiii7ee, .Rii ii|T|lrage. --screw. 
 Der i£tt>raiibeiiiifl)fr. — serving, Die Se» 
 lorDernng De* ^IJrii'atnuijen*. --sick, 
 rd)ivinDelig. --sole. [Bor.j Die ©onnens 
 binnie; - plant. Die Sarfinii^pHanje. -- 
 spit, 1. DerSrntfnwriiter, 'Srarrpic^Dretjer. 
 2. eiiie-Jlrt t)ad)rmiiif (cljm. jnm lliniueiiDen 
 Der -iiratrpii-^e gel>raui1)r). --srile. f. — 
 pike.*. N. 1. — stone. (Ornill).] Dc» 
 Scei'Worneflfibi^ (Tringa morinella.. 
 
 Ttirne|i, lurnig./ (o. tur ii.aiigeir. 
 
 Turnip^ ^ naepe, I. napust 
 
 *. [-Bot.] Die iKiJbe, lueipe 9{ui>e, gutter* 
 riibe, Srerfrnbe. 
 
 Turnep-cabbage. Die ^t'^lrube liber 
 frr G-rDe, Obcrfi^hlnlbe, Der ifol)irabi. — 
 fly, eine 'Jlri G-rDflolj. --pa ted, o i»ei6« 
 t)aarig, bloiiD- --radish, Der 9tiibe(n)> 
 retfig. -- rooted cabbage. Die £ol)Iriibe 
 iintir Der CfrDe, ©terfriibe, ©rfrnbe. -- 
 tcoop. Der 9{iibeniled)fr. --seed, Die 
 JtiiDeiaat, Der 9(iibrramen. --shell, (eiiK 
 'ilrt 'ijiafenidjiiecfcn) Die jWi'ibf , Der ^{ertij, 
 fa* ^iioflljorn. 
 
 Turii«r, turn'ur. «. 1. Der Bretjer, 
 Drfd)iicr. 2. fine 95ariernt Der gemrineii 
 iaiibe. [ralg] Der liirnerir. 
 
 Turnerite, lumerit, *. ['iJtuxu 
 
 Turnery, lurnuie. «. l. Da* Sre< 
 (}en , OrfiDfi'iii. 2. Die Dred)*lerarbeif. 
 
 Turitiiig', iiirn'ing. t. 1. Da* Ore> 
 l)fii, Drcd)reln. 2. -, oD. - of a street, Die 
 ©cfe, ©trafienecfe. 3 Die ^rnniine, itrnm» 
 niiiug. 4. Die ^biveic^iiiig uom (.rftt)(en) 
 ■iDi'ge. 
 
 Turning of the tide, Der 9tl'l(fgan<J 
 Der 5''i'')» Bo* i)'?arf)lafien Der (Jlutl). 
 
 Tumi n g- join t, ['Jlnat.) Dn* dixxdt 
 grargflenf, 2Girbi'ibeiii , Der '2i3irbclfiiod)en. 
 --lathe, Die Drel)baiif, Bred)iflbanf. -• 
 staff. Der Brcl)rti.)(f , iricbel (Der Xijpfer). 
 --tools. 2S3erfjeiige jnni 5ri(()rcln. 
 
 Turpentine, tur pemine, (p. gr..) 
 *. Der ierpfiirin. 
 
 Essence of turpentine. Der 1erpen> 
 tingeiil. Oilof -, Da» ierpenrinof. — tree, 
 Der lerpciirinbaiim. 
 
 Turpentiny, tur'pemine', adj. t 
 I'lMi icrpeiuin pert'errigt; mit lerpentin per- 
 niifd):. [Die (Sd)anDlid)feir. 
 
 Turpitude, tur-peiude, (lar.) «. 
 
 Tur<|uoiife, f- Turkols. 
 
 Turr, tur, (Oertr. hirren) v. n. giit< 
 rfii, girren, firren (u. lanbeii); fdjliifleu 
 (P. CiTrt)fn K.), 
 
 Turret, tur'r!i, (altfr. touroul^ *. 
 t^inid) j ter »ppenjiel;fr, S'^rgiieljer; Die 
 Bii'l'iMir.iiibf. 
 
 Turret, tiir'rit. (q. mt. turrU «. 
 fiT fiiiiie iyiinn . ii\i> •ii^urincpcn. 
 
1016 Faif. far. fall. fat. >U. met F'mp. fin. NA, move. n5r, jjot, 6il, clSi'id. Ti\he. tub. full, t/nii TMis. 
 
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 Movalile turrets. ['TOilit] 6ew)fgli(f)e 
 Xfjurnie (bci«fen 9{miierii). 
 
 Tiirret-puftball. [Sot] tet Qt- 
 gipfrlti- ©rniibritmonnn. 
 
 Turreted, tur'retld. adj. I. ti)UtUU 
 fiMiuiii. 2. mit ihiirnicbrn rerfeljen. 
 
 Turrilite, lur'rliSt, *. [iKntura.] 
 ^rr liirrilit. 
 
 'JTurtie, tur'tl, (niinplf. 235.; I. tnr- 
 tur) *. -, p!>. --pigeon, --dove, tif 
 lurteftniibe. 
 
 Turtle, cfr. tortue) «. t»ie ©cbitbfrori' 
 (6ie flemeine Sdjiiefrore, \'o nit Die griijje 
 *)){eex(<i)ilbtr"ote). 
 
 The edible sea- turtle, Me gCC^t t^- 
 bare ©(t)t(6frcte , 9Jie|furct)iI6rrote. 
 
 T II r 1 1 e - f e a s t, Ccr® cf)ilCf roteiifc()mnii^. 
 -•soup, bie (Sd)il6fri3tenMippe. — shell. 
 
 1. baS ©(fciltplatt, Die ©d)iI6fr&ten|'d)aii;. 
 
 2. eine 9lrt ^iifc^eln. --twine, [9)tnr.] 
 tai brcibtnljrige ®nrn, ivor(iu« bie 3ffei;e 
 jiim ©cl)ilt)fr&tcnf(inge genind)t lucrben. 
 
 Tuscan, tuskan, ar<y.. roffdllifcf). 
 
 Tuscan order, ['•ilr(t)it.] bie to6(niiif(t)e 
 ©niitencrbming. [©niileiiDrbiumg. 
 
 Tuscan, «. [9Ir(^tt.] bie to£faiiird)e 
 
 Tuscany, tus'kane, «. [®eogr. 
 ^pffnnn. [2. pnt^l vfdfal hn! ron<! ei! 
 
 Tush, tush, interj. I. ft! f(f)! ftifl ! 
 
 Tush, (nimelf. tux) «. berSof)"; f- 
 Task. 
 
 Tusk, tusk, (angetr. tux) «. 1. ber 
 gflngjal)!!, (bcimilbcnSc()ii)etneii) ber^niicr, 
 ^nii}nf)n, (bei ^pferben) ber .^afeii, jpnfens 
 inl)n. 2. bie ^cr&e. 
 
 Tusk, V. n. * bie 3nl;"e (letfrfjcn. 
 
 Tkisked, tusk'la.y adj. i. niit 
 
 Tusky, tusk'c, 5 Srtncjn')'"" '•'''■ 
 ibniierii pfrfe^eii, beiunffnet. 2. [5per(b.] mit 
 5nimiil)ncn iiou niiberef SJnrbe al& ber fi5r= 
 »ii'r I'frreheii. [fiKteii. 
 
 Tuj^sel, tus'sl, V. a. 6 n'lnipfcii, 
 
 Tusiiie, tus'sl, «. 6 ber £niiipf, 
 finrm, ©rveit. [un6 bnriibcr. 
 
 We had a tussle for it , luir flritten 
 
 Tu.ssiic, tus'suk,) 4. '> bet S^tifct)!'! 
 
 Tussuc, 5 ;®rn6, ^nnre, 
 
 3«)ci(ic). (bamit! 
 
 Tut, tut. interj. pfiii! fprt! ivrg ! forr 
 
 Tut, (I. toiuuu *• [i>erlb.l ber didti)&-- 
 npfcl. 
 
 Tut-barg-ain, tut'-blrgin, (u. I. 
 toius?) *. I bei SBerglciiten] ber ipnnbel in 
 IBniifcf) II. !Prflfii [Die SBprniiiiiM'cfjnft. 
 
 Tutelag^e, tu'telaje, (lat. tutela) ». 
 
 Tutelar, tutelar. ^ adj. 
 
 Tutelary, tu'telaic,^ I. i'd)ii$eiib, 
 €d)ii9 ... 2. iu>niiiiiibfcf)iifrii(t). 
 
 Tutelar genii. ©d)ll5gciflcr. - god- 
 «li-s«es. i2d)ii<5ni)rtiiiiirii. 
 
 Ttuteiiag-, lu'tciiag, [C()iiin) i. bn« 
 liitmenu, Xiit.iiiego (d)inrri|d)e ftiipfcr oD. 
 SEfififirpfer). 
 
 Tut-m«utlied,tut'-niouTHd, «/(/•. 
 niir iiiitgi'»«otfeii«rUiitcrlinpe n. I'orililjeiibeui 
 fl'iiine. 
 
 Tutor, tu'tur. crnt. 2D.) *. i. ber 
 £fl)nr, (befj ber ipofmeificr, ^mi^Iel^rer; 
 iRodegiPii ii. lliiiuerf.J em lliiterlelirer, ber 
 metjrere jimge iicute iU iiiiterrirt)rcii ii. jii 
 ^eolltltd)tigen Ijat. 2. I3{eri)t6|pt.j ber 58or< 
 numb. 
 
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 Private tutor, ber $ofnieifler. Travel- 
 iig -. ein ipofiiieijler, ber jimge Seurc niif 
 3{en'en begleiiet. [2. ((S-iiieu) ()iitiiiei|lcrii. 
 
 Tutor, ti. a. 1. imtervid)teii. Shak. 
 
 1 would not be- so tutored, ic^ lafjc 
 mid) nid)t \o brhaiibelii. 
 
 Tutorage*?, tu'tuiaje, «. 1. -{■ bie 
 ©ewaif, bafi »2liirel)cii , ber Griift tuxei Sel)= 
 teti Db. 5?i'finei)1crij. 2. I3{ed)t6|"pr.] bie 
 2Ji)rmimbfd)iift. 
 
 To usurp a tutorage, fid) eine 2lllf> 
 ilc^t (Tiber (fiiieii) aimiiigen. 
 
 Tutored, tuturd, adj. utiter ^iif: 
 rid)t (ileljenb). 
 
 Tutolress, tu'tures, t. bie Se^rerinn, 
 ipinmeiiliriim , ©oiiperuante. 
 
 Tutorship, lu'iursliip, $. ba& 9tnit 
 ciiiefi t'eljrerS ob. i?ofmei|ler4, bie .§>Dfinci: 
 lletilcde. ^ [riim. 
 
 Tutrix, td'triks, ». bie 93ortuunbe> 
 
 Tutxau, tut'san, (fr. tonte-saine) 
 s. [23ot.] bii6 ilnubenartige Otit)niiiii«frnut, 
 itournbefrniit. 
 
 Sfjreading tutsan, ba6 5c()rtl'lli*'l"nut- 
 
 Tutti, tut'ti, (it. W.) *. l^iii".] 
 Iiiiti, mt. 
 
 Tutty, tut'ti, (neiil. tutia) *. [Q.t)em.] 
 bet 3iid)t, >?iitieiinid)t, Dfcn&nid). 
 
 Tuz, tux, (oltfr. tassc; t. f bie SucEe, 
 ©eiteiilorte. 
 
 JE'*''**' J(i4ott.)lwo. 
 T^%'ae,) 
 
 T^va-tiiree, (|"d)Dtt.) a few. 
 
 Twain, twane, (aiigelf. twegen) adj. 
 
 Db. s. (gciviji;ii(. ? Ob. |,) jiuei. 
 
 Betwixt us twain, j)vird)en un£ beibeii. 
 To bite ill -, entiiuei bei^eit, ^rrbcipcii. To 
 split in -, eiitjiuei fpalreii. 
 
 Tivait, twAte, 4. 1. [in ber atteu 
 9{ed)rcrpr.] b<[6 DJobeMiib. 2. (em gn'ct)). 
 
 T««-al, > (jttjott. ) twelve. Twal- 
 
 T^vall,) pe n n i e- wort h, a small 
 quantity, a penny worth. 
 
 Twang-, twang, (eiit ©(^aflivDrt) 
 V. n. (eiiieii Ijilleii, fdjiirfcn, oft uiil)e|^imm= 
 ten Saiit oon fid) gebcii) {'(ftiuirreii. 
 
 Tlie coachiiiau made his whip — , tcr 
 Kiiridjrr £lntj"d)tc mit feiiier ^eitfc^e. 
 
 Twang , V. a. I)e(t ub. fd)arf ti)neii 
 liifTcii, rd)a>iiriii inffen. [k.) 
 
 To twang oft, l)craii6iBetterii (%lu(t)t 
 
 T^vang, s. I. ber l)ellt, fd)arfe, gel: 
 Iciibe Xoii, idjnrfe Jtlnuj, t<\6 ©d)iuirrcn. 
 2. bie |"d)orfe gebeljute 3lii6 pmcDe. 
 
 To speak with a twang, blirc^ bie 
 iJiiife reben. 
 
 Ttvang, interj. + fd)nnpp! f(!)mnvp! 
 
 Twangle, twang'gl, v. n. emeu 
 t)tHen, |'d)iie(l i>utiiberflel)eiibeii Siuit uoii fid) 
 
 T w a n g I i n g . gelleiib. Igebcii. 
 
 T^vaiigie, V. n. fltmpern. 
 
 Twangli ng jack, RlimperljrtiiC , SBier^ 
 jteMir. SiiAK. [v. n. flemperii. 
 
 T«%'ank, twangk. (pcrb. i<on twan») 
 
 'T^vas, twoi. jiifiimmeiigej. aui ?t 
 was. [tiurd)eiii, )lreid)elii. 
 
 Tvk'aftle , twot'tl, V. a. [Dertl] 
 
 T\t'attle, (fd)iuii(jcii) v. n. plaubeni, 
 fdjiuiitjfii. [wite. eme <i>iaiiDcrtrird)c. 
 
 A t wattling woiii<<ii. go.s^ip, honse- 
 
 T wattle-basket, t wot' ll-ba^kit, 
 t. tl bie 'i>l<iiibcrtrtfd>e> 
 
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 T^vay, twi, f fur Twain. 
 Ttvay-blade, twa'-blade.^ «. 
 
 Twy-blade, tvv{'. blade, 5[23ot.l 
 I. bai 3ii>ei6l>ut. 2. bai gemeine grufie 
 3iveiblnrt, ber 9{.ureiifd)ii'fliij. 
 
 Tweag, tweg.^ (angelf. twiccian) 
 
 T^veak , twek.^ v. a. jmirfeii, f iieipcii. 
 
 Tweaks me by the nose, Jlipft lllict) <"' 
 Db. bei ber ^lafe. 
 
 Tweag, s. I. bee Swirf. 2. f bit 
 ^lemnie, SSerlegeiiljeit. 
 
 Tweedle, twee'dl. (mebefii?) ». a. 
 leid)t beniljreii; (bnt;er) flebelii, bubeln; mit 
 lcid)ter 'TOiil^e tfjim. 
 
 Whom he had twee died into the ser- 
 vice, bie cr ill beii Dieiifl gefiebelt fjntte. 
 
 Tweel, iwiel, «.-, Db. Twee led 
 clotii, bie gejogcne Seiiiiuaiib. 
 
 Tweeze, twiexe, (nttfr. estuyer) ». 
 * brtfi SBeilecf. [93e|lcrf. 
 
 A surgeon's tweeze, bfiS (^iriirgifd)* 
 
 T^veezer-case, twee'zur-kAse, 
 ». bn& ^utternl jii 3(iiigi'ld)cn , .^anrjnii» 
 geld)eii. [3niigeld)en , ipiiiirjniigeld)eii. 
 
 Tw^eezers, twec'^uiz, «. pi. bai 
 
 Twelftii, twclti/j, (angelf. twelfta) 
 adj. jmijifte. 
 
 Tweirtk, *. bn« Sivofftcl. 
 
 T w e 1 f t h - c a k e , ber Dreif ijiiigSf ud)en. 
 --day, ber Creifoiiig^tng. --tide, jiuDlf 
 iflge nnd) 2i;eil)niul)teii, bci& grcge ^eiiinl)r. 
 
 Twelrtkly, twelft/tle, ade. jiPDlf* 
 reu<. [jiuolf; (u. til^ *.) bie 3i»&l^ 
 
 T^velve, twelv, (nngeli". twelf; adj- 
 
 Betwixt twelve and etc., jn)ird)cil jiuijlf 
 (UI)r)Uiibic. - doien, bnj®rDgcl44 ©riid). 
 A book iu twelves, ein X)iiDbejbiid), ^ticf) 
 in BilDbe}. A sheet of twelves the broad 
 way , bi\& Xllicrbuobej. To throw -, [Xrifi 
 traf] nfle (&ed)reu luerfcii. 
 
 Twelve - headed , jluBlf f Spfig (PDttl 
 5l(ld)S). --men, f. Jury, --month, 
 eiii Oiiljr; by tiiis time -, a - hence, fjeute 
 iiber tin ^ai^t. --pence, ein (eiigljrc()er) 
 ©l)i[ling. --penny, adj. eiiieii ®(<)i(liiia 
 luertl); -gallery, bie 6l)i[liiig^g(i(lerie (iti 
 Il;cotern). --score, t. ob. adj. i. pict 
 ©d)Dcf U2 X 20, 240). 2. (D. 1). - yards) 
 bie geiui!)l)nlid)e Siieire eiiies !8Dgenfd)iiffe«. 
 
 T^ventietli, tweuicei/j. adj. jii'am 
 
 Twentieth, ». bc^i 3ivnn)igile(. 
 
 Twenty, twen'te, (nngeif. iwenti, 
 twentig) adj. I. jipniijig. 2. ipnid)iu&rrli(<> 
 eine unbeiTiminte Sliijnl)!; j. 23. Upon - re- 
 spects, M\i uielcn Diud|ld)ten. 
 
 Twenty fours, bic picrimbjipnnjigjlel 
 j^Drm. A sheet of twenties, bai ^xoawt 
 jigfrfDriUilt. Good even and -, * gutetl 
 ^beiib, eineii fd)i}ii(n gtiteii ^beiib. And 
 kiss nie sweet and -, * u. fiifie mid) fll^, 
 red)t file. 
 
 T\%'ibil, twi'bil, (dngcir. twybill) «. 
 1. (el)m.) cine 91rt ^atfe, Koril, ipane. 2. 
 eine "Mrr i^edebiirbe. 3. fa* 23red)cireii. 
 
 T^vibilled, twi b'ld, adj. mit eiiiet . 
 5?cllebarbc beiuiiffiiet. 
 
 T-^vice, twise, ada. 1. }iveimiit (i)pei 
 Derfd)iebeiic''))fal). 2. iipeimal, jiueifad), bDp« 
 pelt, nod) einmaf. 
 
 He is twice ns fortunate as etc., er ifl 
 iiuciniiU Ob. tiDd) einmal u> gludlid) tiU u. 
 
FStf. ffir. fall. faJ. Me. met. Fine. fin. Ni. move, n6r. got. 6il. rUud. Ti'ibe. tnb, fi^M. l/nn. TMi*. 1017 
 
 TWl 
 
 Willi twice the loss, niit ^p^lp^(tpm 23fr: 
 liiile. - the sum, Me j>ucifn<f)e Sunime. 
 
 Twice-born. ji«eiiim( geboreii. -- 
 conquered. )ivriiitn( rrobert. --fold, 
 jivfifiiltid, gf^Dpp<•U. --planted, jnjritHni 
 (jfpftiiii}f. -told, jweimst erjiililt. 
 
 T^«i<ll«, twi'dl. V. a. Kictjt D&. ftoft 
 tfn'ihrtn; \. Tweedle. 
 
 To t w i d I e in. fiUlft {Mnrin^ru((tl1. 
 
 T«%ifHllo^V, twi'rallo. (u. twi u. 
 fallfiw) !•- a. |<?nll^lV'irtI)^d).] jiviebrflcfteii. 
 
 'T^vifnllu^viiig-, iw{'fall6ing. i. 
 (P.iiiMi'-ril'iVlvl ^.^« Su'ieOrrtdjen. (fold. 
 
 Twifold, twJ fold. adj. f (. Two- 
 VwiKt •"'»' <niiO*'f- SB.) «. t>er 
 Sivnq, Me -Jfiithe. 
 
 W i 1 1 o w - 1 w i g », SBtibenjaietge . L I m e - 
 twig*. Sriiiirlithfll. The bloody -, [^Ot.j 
 ter rpihflr.trerifle fioriieltflum. 
 
 T\vi;(, adj. e hiifrfd), niobern. 
 
 T w i g - w h i p , Me jjemeiiif 9?pf)rpeitr(f)e. 
 
 T^vig'f V. a. o I. Aiif GeiniTUthen fnn> 
 neii. 1. i a) ubtrlifltn, fnnoeti. b) 6eo6nd)> 
 ten, betnerfeii. c) lD6n\a(t)tn, lofen, fpren> 
 (jeii '{Jeffelii). 
 
 T^vif^tpen, tw'g'gn, adj. aii6 3ivci 
 (jfti rft. 3f<uii)ti\ flfiiift(f)f, flrflrd)teti. 
 
 Twiggen bottle. t)ie £orbf(ni'd)e, SDci 
 tenflnfAe. - work, ^n« 5'frf)fiv«f- 
 
 Twi|rg-y, tHig'ge, adj. iweiflifl, 
 prl( I'OM Sn'fiflni- 
 
 T«%'iligrlttf twt'lite, (an<\tl(. (weon- 
 leoht^ s. 1. bn< 3ivit(i<()^ tif Diinimerung 
 2. t ^«'r €ct)imTHfr. 
 2. The twilight of probability. LoCKB. 
 
 Bv twilight, ill t>pr r'miiiiifriiiifl. 
 
 TM'iIi«;lit, adj. 1. bAiiinieriiti. 2. in 
 ber I>aniiiirriiiin flefrheii ob. ortl)<in. 
 
 Ill twilight ranks , dei ttn 3it\t)tn ini 
 3iiMfiirf>te. [(3'iiflf). 
 
 Twill, twil. r. a. (5n^llftr.) fcprrn 
 
 Twill, «. fCertl.] tit ©pule (tini 
 (Koni ^<1rAUl )ii tvirfelti). 
 
 Twi It, I wilt. ». (Derff.J f. ttn I It. 
 
 Twin, twin, (niifielf. twinan) f. I. ^rr 
 3u'i(Iiii(i; (mri|leii«) pi. -s, 3ii"fli"(l«. 2.1 
 ttr Siviifliiifl (&iiier, tn eiiinn 9litbern iVht 
 nhiilirt) ifti; pi -», (*3l|lrpn.) bie Su'lfliiigr. 
 
 Twin, adj. I. n u. 1) dwiUingt... 
 2. |»Pt.] 3n'ifliii,i«... 
 
 T w i n b o r n , juolrirf) PPn finer TOiiffrr 
 .•jfborrii, iii<i(lJii(|«bi"irrifl. --brother, ber 
 3ii<intM()£6niber. --sister, tie 3n)iniiig^.- 
 'rt)ivPi1er. 
 
 T%%'in, ». n. t 1. jiiflleirfj I'Pn finer 
 Wiitrer flcfroren n)er^ell, nl* 3>«iniii<) flfbO' 
 ftn merefii. 2. i (with) nepflort iVtn (niit). 
 }. 3ivi(liiinf (jet'iirfii, Sii'illinfie luerfen. 
 
 He had twinned with me, ivir ivarril 
 Sivillinor. Tlie twinned stones, tie 3'>"l' 
 .iiKifrtfii'i". liiirt) trriuifii, ict)eiC>en (uoni. 
 
 Twin, V. a. trriitiril. - v. n. (from) 
 
 Tw in«*, twine, (dllficir. twinan) v. a. 
 I. jii|"iininieiitrfl)fii , }iviriien. 2. i (with) 
 jcrfinifleii, I'creiiien, I'crbinbrn (niit). 3. 
 jmrcMingen, iiinfnf)i'n, iimivitibrn. (fiifffii. 
 
 To twine about, iiniublindrn, tiiiu 
 
 T«%'ine, V. n. I. fid) "' finnnSff 
 '(bliiiflrii. 2. t firt) perciiifii, (id) pereiitiflcii. 
 911 tk. 3. fitl) rititibcii (i<. (^li'iiTen k.); (about) 
 'i(b hiTiimivinbrn. 4. flct) er(l;cn, f(4> uni> 
 )rel;en. 
 
 The twining brake, ia6 perfc^diiijjene 
 BriMiibfrrneilrnucf), 
 
 Twine, «. I. ber gebrchfe Jiibeti, tic 
 &d)iiiir. -of thread, ber Sipim. 2. (in 
 eiiflcrrr ^eMiitg ) a) ber SBiiiMiiben; 6oe 
 S.icfbiiiiB. b) [■OWnr.] Dn6 giiil^jarn. c) bcr 
 i£d)nilerPrn()t, ©(f)ii(jtrnf)t. 3. (etmn* (i)f: 
 wiinbeneS) Me ^inMing, ber ^raiij. 4. tic 
 ninrd)lii<iiung , Uinarniiing. 
 
 Sail twine, ['Wnt.] bai <B((\ci(\<\r\\. 
 Tarred -, [OTnr.] bai Zflfclijarn. Mai king 
 -, [-Wiir.) eiii ipeijer JJoben, brr tiivrt) bie 
 I!)iirt)t flf tijeerter IiHie Iiiiift, u. ein gffl)eirter 
 %(\ftn in iniiietlieerten liuien. Typhon'* 
 snaky -, li)pbon< *d)lnngeiiiuinbuiig. Willi 
 rosy -, niit 9?Pienfriinj«n. 
 
 Twinge, tw'nje, ijivingen) r. a. 
 I. iiiiicfi'n , fneifrn, fiieipen, (by) jupfeii 
 (bei). 2. €'inen jmicfen, fledjeii, (S'iuriu eiiieii 
 )le(t)eiitfii ©(t)iiirrj i'eriirfiid)cii. 
 
 Twinf^-e, v. n. bi\6 <S>tt(bt\\ f)abti\. 
 
 Tlie side tu inges, e^ fli^t mi(t) :i°. ill 
 bfr ©ritf. 
 
 Ttvinipe, «. 1. ber Swid, *niff. 2. 
 i pi. -s, bie QuofCH (bf« ^l)rgeijf« jc). 3. 
 berStid) (iHiru(>erijfl)eiibe|lfd)eiibe€d)merj). 
 
 A master that gives yoa so many 
 twinges by the ears, ein i^crr, bfr bid) fo 
 pft bri ben DlTen )iipft. 
 
 Twing^inii-, twin j'ng, «. ber ©tid) 
 (flediciife Sdjnirrj). 
 
 Twining, twJ'n'ng. adj. [Sot.) fill) 
 fpirnlfivmig ipinbenb. (2. ber 9liigeiibiict. 
 
 Twink, lwingk.«. t l.f. Twinkle. 
 
 Twlnltle, twingk'kl, (angeir. twin- 
 clinn) V. n. I. blinjeii, bfiiijflii, (niit b'li 
 'jUigrn) blinfen. 2. bliufen, blitjen (P. ben 
 ©frnifii !c.). 
 
 Twink lc>, ) 
 
 T^vinklinn', tw'ngk'l'ng.^ '' 
 eine 23ei«fgiMig bt6 'lliigeS, ber 5i5inf niit 
 ben 9liigcn. A - of her eye, ein Sbiirf pen 
 iljr. 2. ber »ii(f, Sii^. 
 
 In the twinkling of an eye, in a 
 twinkling, in einem iUugenbiKfe , in 
 eitieni 9iii. 
 
 Twinkling-, t. I. bai SJIiiijen. 2. 
 (•UrirLMi.) tlie 5)iiiifen (ber ©feme). 
 
 Twinlinf^, twinllng. s. bai Sivil- 
 liiigfloniin. [bie OJiiittfr urn 3n'ifIni(itMi. 
 
 Twinner, iwinnur. #. Drr aSiuir, 
 
 Twinfer, tniutar. (two n. winter) 
 t. [Cirti] bii6 ji»fijiil)rige ©turf SJifl). 
 
 Twi re, t«iie. ». w. t •• (Jntrfrn (p. 
 95&giin). 2. jliinmern, blinfen (p. ©teruen). 
 3. fid) ivinben (p. S^egen). 4. jipitic^ern, 
 jirpen. 5. fid)ern. 
 
 T«virl, iwerl. ((inerlen) v. a. brcf>en. 
 iiinbrrl)eii; (about) hrrmiibre()i'n. 
 
 Twirliiig-stick. bir Qiirrl. 
 
 T\«'irl, V. n. iiiiiTlcn , fid) innbrrl^cn, 
 ild) hiTiimbrel)en. [^irbcl. 2. bie XBinbiing. 
 
 Twirl, *. 1. bie tliiibri-bnng , ber 
 
 Give it a twirl. brel)et t6 i)(tum. 
 
 TwiMt, twKt, (nilijcll". getwistan; 
 l)i'n. iwisieni v. a. I. (in fiiiniiber i'd!liiigen 
 II. I'o inTbiiibni) fledytcH. brii)i'n, (iiinniineii: 
 ^rrl)fn, biirdiilcd)teii , iiiirfrflid)rcn ; (wiihi 
 i'iTfli-d)trii , biird)fli'd)ten, biir(l)ii'<'brn tniif); 
 (i.ib.if !c.) ipinncii; jipirneii ; [-Wnr.] jii; 
 frtiiii!unbrrl)rii, rd)logcn (Iiinei. 2. t ») To 
 itself iuiu etc. , with etc. , (id) viii\d)it\' 
 
 TWI 
 
 dien (ill) , fid) innicrnierft mirrf)pn (iintfr). 
 b) ipeben, erbid)tfn icine ®eri1)id)re). Shak. 
 3. Pfrbre()en. 4. i perbri-lien. 5. (fine ficft 
 Din II. fjer irinbeiibe grfrumiiire 25f>ucgiiiig, 
 ■J{id)rmig gcben) ivinben; (about) unnpinbeii 
 (Willi, niit). 
 2. a) Avarice twists itself into all hu- 
 man concerns. 
 4. To twist a passage in an author. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 To twist hair, ^nf.re fliditen. To - 
 yarn or thread, Oiavw Ob. 5,1^l•n Jipiriicn. 
 To double and -, Jiil".ininienfre()Cn. Twist 
 ed silk, gpja'irnte Selbe. To - wool or 
 cotton, SBinie pDer 33nnMiii'Df(e fpinnen. 
 Twisted osier, b.i« mirtlere Jlet^riporf 
 m eincm Irogforbe. To - into a serpcniine 
 form, in ©d)(nngenfi)rm, )'d)!nnoe"fJr>iu9 
 luinben. To - a horse's genitals, rin ^ferB 
 burd) 2Jerbrelning brr S?oben \vattc[(be». A 
 twisted column, cine gcipiiiibeiie ©nulf. 
 To - it down apace, .0 niit gro^eui »Up« 
 petit efTfii. 
 
 Twist, V n. 1. (td) brefien, fled)feii 
 eb. jiuirnen InfTtn ; (bnlier) 2. fid) perbinbcn, 
 fid) pereiiiigcn. 3. fid) ptrbre()en. 
 
 Tlie twisting ot the guts, bit S8er« 
 brebiiiig ber OJebflrme. 
 
 Twist, *. I. (bai 3iirni"men(rc(()ten, 
 bie SBcrfledjtung, bie 9lrt ii. ^IBiiie, mie (S-fi 
 mai gfflpd)ten ifl) bc\6 (S)ffl[frf)tf ; (b(\6 &t$ 
 tlod)tene, (SJebreljti) bie Slrd)te, bai Wr» 
 flcd)te. 2. ber SJnben. 3. [^nMlr.] bai «)J?,t. 
 fd)inengnrii (pen brei ©ortcii: mule--, 
 bai TOulegnrn (init tufid)ercin tjnbcn); wa. 
 ter — , bai 5a3iifiergnrn (mit Ijnrterrm 5(i» 
 biMi); ri. wfft). 4. fine flcine diode Znbat. 
 5. bie ©djnnr, ber ©trirf, iai @eil. 6. bie 
 ^Jcrbreliniig (ber 3iiilanb, ba Qtmai per* 
 brfl}t ifi). 7. t bie iniicre ©cite be« ©d)en« 
 fel« (lunnit ber Dteiter ©d)(ii& ()nlt). 8. f 
 Der Qiierbalfen. 9. + bfr3ipfig, bie SRnt()t. 
 
 A rope with three twists, ein brcifiibi* 
 qui, brcibrnljrige^ ©eil. 
 
 Twist- paper, bai ^npicr, n)»rin innn 
 bai *B?nrd)iiiengnrn eiMfri)liigt. 
 
 Twister, twJst'iir, «. i. ©incr, bc« 
 flic^t, jurrtinineiibreljr; bcr ©eiler. 2. bai 
 Drfl)ieug; bie I>rel)mn|"d)inc, €piiinni(i|'d)ine; 
 .X>iip(irnirtfd)iiie (bei Spiniininrd^iiien). 
 
 Twit, (wit, ((itigelf. edwitan. aelwi- 
 tan) v.a. Q-ineix tnbfln; (of, for, with) &i» 
 neiu Griuii^ rormcrfcn, pirri'icfeii, &ir.eni 
 25pnuiivic iiber Ctiviig niad)en. 
 
 He twitted liis friend of falsehood. 
 
 He ever twits iiim in the teeth witli 
 it. er n'irft pb. luirft i^m Da* ininier ppr, o 
 rfibt e» inni iinnier iinter bie 3?iife. 
 
 Twit, ( s. bet 2Jpr« 
 
 T^vitting-, tw!t'ting.^ ivtirf. 
 
 Twitch, twiish, (ongeli". twiccian) 
 V. a. I. jni'lVn, jFrren; (by) jiipfcn (bei, 
 iini. 2. jiuirfen, fneifrn, fneipen; [OKeb.J 
 fiicipcn (tm i.'ei6e) , rrigcn. 
 
 To twitch off, nbjupffii, (ibjerren. T« 
 - a thing out of aiioiher's hand, S'tnein 
 (5-tiv.i* iiiii» ber :pnnb jerrer.. 
 
 Twitch, : I. brr Uimtti 'Jfiitf, 9?i5j 
 (■'ii? 3npffn (by. bet, an). 2. bcr ^iiiff. S'wirf. 
 t (-WcD.) biii^Snciprn, Wfigcn (cine fiiric 
 friiMipfi)(itre3ii|aiiiiiiciiiiel;iinu bcr gibern Pb. 
 •)}iU6frln). 
 
1018 Fat*-, far. fall. fat. Mh. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il. cl6i«d. TAbe. tnb. full. (Ain. THin. 
 
 TWI 
 
 Convulsive twitches, 55erjitcfiingcii, 
 fioiU'lllfilMiell. Tlie lioM gave one hearty - 
 and etc.. Per 2bwe tl}at ciiieii l)erj(iaffeii 
 dh\d Ullt) 2C. He gave liini a -, er Jiipftc, 
 jivicfte i(;ii. [flT'i*- ^'e Slnede. 
 
 Tw itcli-grass, (S5pt.] iiM SliiccfCeiO: 
 T^vitcher^ twitsh'ur, i. l. Qhxet, 
 ttv }iipft, ierrt, iiuicft. 2. }»i. -s, fcie Iiicf)= 
 
 T^vite, twite. *. bcr fleimle 5?aiiffiiii]. 
 
 T^vitter, twit'tur, (jiuitfctmi) v. n. 
 I. (luiri'djern. 2. i fi(f)crn. 
 
 To - at any one, ©incill ill5(S)fftcfct(n<^ciV 
 
 Twitter, «. tcrloMer, SSiinuerfeiifte, 
 G-iner, t)fr eiiicm 9lnPerii SSonui'irfe mnd)t. 
 
 Xtvitter, v. n. o vot Sufi t*. ®es 
 (jierCic jiiterii, fid) rdjiieii, (jeliiileii. 
 
 A widow wliich had a twittering 
 towaid etc., eiiit saBittiue, 6er e6 iinct) 2c. 
 (jelii|lt't-c. 
 
 T««'itter, *. I. Hi 3m\t(<t>etn. ffie; 
 jivitidjer. 2. tini .fiidjtrii. 3. Per aiiifcd, ^n< 
 rrjrifiiiu*. Auioioiis -s, uerlifbtc ©rfjiiiiet. 
 4. o t.ip 3itteni wr Sufi, ®elii|leii, QMi\\i, 
 lie Sriiiirud)t. 5. 6 £»ie 9lii<ill, SBnngiofcit- 
 
 T\t'itfili8'ly« twit'liiigle, ade. tO; 
 
 T\vitlle-<'»vattle, twU'tl-twoitl, 
 t. bii^ Wnviifd), Pi-r Sdjiiicfl'djunrf. 
 
 T\vittle-t\i'attle, c »- 6 rd))vnj! 
 j«n, niard)fii. (I'Oii Betwiit. 
 
 'TPwixt, twikst, ^ 3iit'ammeiiiicl}iiiig 
 
 Two, luoj mnnfir twa; (jot(). twa, 
 twai. twon; jmei; fd)iue6. iva; ruff, tva, 
 tvoe ; ir. U. fldfl. da^ d" ; I'liU'. dwa ; innffr. 
 dui. dwaja; 3'<l''"»>''^lVr. diij ; f)iu60|l-, djilIC. 
 U. perf. du ; dU. dno; flr. dyo; ir. dein) 
 arf/. 1. iiuei. 2. (in Sulninnieiiie^ungeio 
 jivei . . . 
 
 By two and -, jmct unb jivri, fanr: 
 iveife, 'iJJniir u^^ ^aar. In a day or — , in 
 eiiiiflcii Xaflcti. " ■' 
 
 Prott. Two to one is odds, jmet (jegen 
 Giiicn ifl tin }U uiinleid)pr i^nmpf. 
 
 Two -bedded, inirjiiiei ^ctteil. — cap- 
 suled, [ 2>tit. ] j»iififiip|V(i(). --celled, 
 [SBot.] jiucifadicrig. --cleft. (23pt.] }H)i'i= 
 fpnlrig --decker, ["War.] ber Siyei^fcftt. 
 — -edged, jiiH'ifd)iiei£»i<l. —-flowered, 
 [$ot.] jmeibluniig. -fold, a) nrf/. 1. jiuei< 
 fnd), jmiffiid), jiueifaltifl, jiuicfnlrig ; Dopprlt; 
 The genders are-, [GJrnilltU.] £5 gibt Jiuei 
 ®f|'d)lcd)rfr. 2. [!8ot.l jiutifacft. h) arfu. jiueis 
 fnltig, jiueiftid), jiuiefiid). toppcit; To give 
 -, toppi'lt luriirfgebcn, pertjelten. --fork- 
 ed. (2)tt. ] flafreiformig , jiui'ithcllig. -- 
 handed, I. }iucil)an6iji ; fid) t'tiSiT Spanit 
 frpbifiicut); (biiljer) 2. i groB, fd)H)Pr, berb, 
 fefl, plump, i>icrrd)rLuig ; - sword, tiiiSd^ufrt, 
 bA£ luit iivei 5piin0eii gpfiil)rt lucrbcu inu^. 
 -- hand- framesaw, eie ©tofjfage. -- 
 handled. jiurilKufclig. --headed, jn<ci: 
 fipfig. --horned, jiuciljorilig. --inch- 
 ed, iiui'ij&nig. --leaved, 1. [Sot.] jiucis 
 bliutcrig. 2. niit jiuci giilgtiii. --legged, 
 jiucit'eillig. --line-letter, ( Ipp. ) 6fr 
 'J,iffl*ud)|lii(»e. --lipped. [i8ot.) jim-i Sip» 
 y<n i)iit^rMb. --lobed, [23ot.) jiueiuippig. 
 --parted, }ivi'itltcilig. --pence, tup'- 
 pense. ci'.if flrine ciiglird)e fuptcriie Wiiuji' 
 Ini C3irK)f lUMi jiuri $ffniiigrn. --penny. 
 idj. iiuti eiiglifiVc ^'|''"'''iJ« foflciib; - post, 
 
 TYP 
 
 [Spiibon] Me ((onbpner) ©tnbtpoil, fleine 
 ^nfl, Siueipfenuig: iJ5oil (meld)e 6ie ©ripfe 
 nod) ndeii ©tnbrtljeilen fur beii ^riri5 wn 
 }i»ei eugl. ^fcunigeii licfert) ; - cliick, 6er 
 flfiue i.iud)er von ©ft. Domingo, --pe- 
 taled, [Sot.] jiueibliitterig. --prong, adj. 
 jipeijinfig. --rowed, jmeireiljig, jmeijeilig. 
 --seeded, [95Dt.] jiweifiimig. --shaped. 
 JiVt-ileiMg. --tipped, ['Sot. J f. Bilabiate. 
 — -tongued, f jmeiji'ingig, boppflji'ingig. 
 --valved, [9?iUurg. ] jmeiidjiilig , jmei; 
 floppig. --winged, jipeiflijgclig , jmcige= 
 ftiigcU. 
 
 Tyburn, ti'bum, «. ber %ime ei: 
 mi ef^emnligen 9ii(^tpla$e£ in Sunbon. 
 
 Tyburn-blossom, 6 etu junger Bieb, 
 ber )um ®algen reift. — tippet, 6 ber 
 ©trirt. 
 
 Tye, t{, V. a. binbeu; f. Tie. 
 
 Tye, «. 1. T ii. ± Ui SSanb; f. Tie. 
 
 2. ber Jtnoten, bte ©(<)leite; f. Tie. 3. [')Rnr.] 
 
 iai Drcl)reep. 
 
 I. By the soft tye and sacred name of 
 
 friend. Pope. 
 
 Reef-tackle-tye, [Wnr.] bet ©c^eu> 
 fcl bi-r 9fceftalje. 
 
 Prov. To be ride and tye with any one, 
 ein iperj iinb eine ©eele init &inem fein. 
 
 Tye- hole, ['TOar. ] Dai 5?umiucrgnt. 
 --top, ber ^Inmenfrnnj. --wig, bie 
 fiiRitenpern'icfe. 
 
 Tyer, ti ur, «. ©iner, bet btnbet, BctJ 
 fniipft, bcr 33inbcnbe. 
 
 Tyg^er, f. Tiger. 
 
 Tyke, tike, $. I. eine <llrt getneiner 
 5punt>e. 2. t bcr (gcnteine) j^unb. Shak. 
 
 Tyinbal, tim'bal, (fr. timbale; <■ 
 bie ^Uiiufe, ipecrpniife, bcr iteficl. 
 
 Tyilipan, trm'pan, (gr. lympanon) 
 *. !.•)• bie^JtUife, ipiinPpiiufe. 2. ['lln.U.] bie 
 Ironimcl, l\\i Irommclljniitdjen. 3. [Xx)-- 
 pogr.) ber Dcctel, ^pregberfcl. 4. [>Ur(feit.] 
 a) bn# ©tirnfelb, ffliebclfelb. - of an arch, 
 ba«23ogrn>Wiebelfflb. bxnudjDye gcnannt) 
 f. Trunk. 5. [Sdjrein.] bie JJtidung, bn« 
 gad), Syflb. 6. [»))ifdj.] bie (ob. ber) 5)nrpel; 
 bne ®etriebe; Iretrnb; [5?i;br.] Mi ©c^ijpf' 
 
 Mb. 
 
 [Iwppgr.l Inner tympan, ber Ginleges 
 bcrfcl. Outer -, ber gro0e Dcrfel. To cover 
 the -s, bie d'rfel iiberjicl)en. 
 
 Ty nipan .sh eet, [ippiigr.] 1. ber 2Ib = 
 jiel)bofli'n. 2. ber {?iniled)&iigen. 
 
 Tyiiipanist, liiupan'st, «. f '■ 
 ber 'iUrtufi'r. 2. brr iijiiibiiid)tige. 
 
 Tyi»i»aiiite8,iini'paniiez.«.[07Icb.] 
 bie iriiiuiui'(!"ud)t. (troinmeln. 
 
 Tyilipanize, tim'paniiie , v. n. 
 
 Tyiiipauize, v. «. nufrpannen (luie 
 ein iriMuincit'i'dj. 
 
 Ty III pan II 111, tiui'panum, «. 1. 
 [91naf. J bte irommel ; \. Tympan. 2. 
 (■OKid).) bild Iretrab; f. Tympan. 
 
 Tympany, lim'pauc. s. ['>))?eb.] bie 
 2i5iiiM'iid)t, <a5inbiuiiifiTrud)t, frorfcne 2Diifs 
 |Vrrud)t, ZrommeiriK^t; l'. Tympanites. 
 
 Tyne, (Oertl.J lose. Tint, lost. 
 
 Tyiies, [Ocrtl.] a n 1 1 e r s o f a stag; 
 teeth ofa harrow. 
 
 Tyny, tine. nrfj. bilnn,flfin; f. Tiny. 
 
 '•'yp*'* ''pe» (gr- 'ypo") *• •• baiJ 
 '^ilb, ©luubiib (bcr 5perr|'it)iif[ :c.>. 2. im 
 
 TYU 
 
 Ur6i(b; SJurbilb ; [<B3ifTenrd).] ber iDpu*. S. 
 ber ©tcnipcl, tM 3fid)cii. Shak. 4. i Mi 
 (i)iprage, ^eunjeirf)fn. 5. [Ii^piigr. ] ber 
 t)cu(fbud)|lii6e, bie Setter; pi. -s, Settern, 
 lijpen, bie ©d)rift. 
 
 In types, [iijppgr] gcfe^t, nbflcfc^f. 
 
 Type-metal, eine Wi|'d)ung i'pm 93(ei, 
 <!lntimDuiii.ni unb Jvupfer ob. gKfmiig; [Xx)* 
 pogr.) tai ©djrifrmetnfr, ©d>rifrjeiig, 3nig. 
 
 'I'ypCj »• "• t uorbilben (bilblid) i'or» 
 ileCi'iD- [flrtig; fd)njnd). 
 
 Typlioiil, li'foid. (gr.) adj. ti)pf)ii«. 
 
 Typliuiuania, titoinauea, (gr.) 
 J. [>)5fi'b.] bie iuiid)iMifcc ©d)lnfrud)t. 
 
 Typlton, ilfun. t. f. Tuffoon. 
 
 TypliiiK, li'f.'n. (gr.) t. [-Web.] bee 
 lijphu*, bai l)i()ige, bo^nrtige gieber. 
 
 Typic, tJp'Ik, ) adj. bilMirf), 
 
 Typical, iip'ekal, jfinnbilbiid), por» 
 bilblic^, H)pird). 
 
 Typic fevers , [ gjfcb. ] regeltmigige 
 Jieber. (Abraham's offering of his only 
 son Isaac) was typical of etc. . turtr bai 
 aSorbilb iHMi ic. fi'Prbilblitft , ri)uii"rt). 
 
 Typically, tip'ekale. adn. bilMld), 
 
 Typicailiess, tip'ekaliie.s. t. bi[i 
 93i.irbilMidie, bie uorbilb(id)e SBebcutiing. 
 
 Typify, tip'eri, e. a. purbilbeu, bilbf 
 lid) uiirilellcn. 
 
 Typocosmy, t'p'okosme, (gr.) *. 
 t eine J5viv|le(Iung bir 'ICilt. 
 
 Some books of typocosmy, eillige 
 23ud)i'r, n)eld)e bie ffiilt bnr|lp(Ieii. 
 
 Typo^i^rraplier, tipog'grafur. *. 
 oer a>urt)C)rucfer, iiunrtbrtirfer, X)rurf(iiii|ller, 
 Ii)pogriip(). 
 
 ''^yP*>8'''Apl>iC« t'p^graf'ik. ) 
 
 ''')'P*>8''''*Pl*lf^'*l f tipngrai'ekal.jl 
 ad). 1. bilblid), nnnbllMid). 2. tt)ppgriipl)ird). 
 
 Typographic art, bie 53iidibrurferi 
 fund, It)pogrnpi)ie. - error, bcr Druifre()ifr. 
 
 VyP**S'l'Apllicaily, tipogiaf e- 
 kaie, adv. 1. bilblid), finnbilblict). 2. tnpp* 
 grnpl)ifd). 
 
 '''yp<»S"***p'»y» »'p"g'g''»f«5 <<\f- 
 
 typos u. grapho) *. I. Pie bilPlid)c, finniMlb* 
 lid)e, l)icrpgli)pl)ird)e Diirtlcflnng. 2. Pie 55ui1)« 
 brucfcrfuiifl, 5nid)briirfcrei, lijpogrnpDie. 
 
 Typolite, tip'olite, (gr.) *. (i)?ii» 
 iurg.] ber SilPilfiii, ©purenfltin, atbbnicf, 
 il)icrnbbriirf, ^flanjenabbrucf , 1l;ierilcin, 
 ■;)5(loiijenilein. 
 
 Tyran, li ran. ». -j- f. Tyrant. 
 
 Tyraune^iSi, ilrianes, «. Pic X\)t 
 ranninn. 
 
 Tyrannic, tlian'nik, ^ 
 
 Tyrannical, tiiauucixai, \ "'■'' 
 ti)riinni|"d). (tDniniiifit. 
 
 Tyrannically, tlran'nekale. adv. 
 
 Tyrannicaliie.«M,iiiaM'nckaiiies, 
 *. bai iDrannii'd)!', bie ii)riiuiiei. 
 
 Tyrannicide, iiiaii-iie>ide iu\t. 
 tyraiinus u. caedo) s. I. bcr Xi;7anneiimorb. 
 2. ber ii)rnnneniuorPcr. 
 
 Tyrannillg', tir'rann'ng, ppr. Db. 
 adj. t beti Ivriinnen ipiclenb. 
 
 Tyrannize, tir'rauize, v. n. gi.an> 
 fnm l)erri'd)cn. 
 
 To tyrannize over.., (ein SBolf tc) 
 t))riinni|lren, n)r(innifd) . mit Siuonggemalt 
 rcgicren ober behiinbcin, mit ti)roniiii'd)et 
 -^utl} bel}crr!'ct)cu , uuter beui Z^^(t)e ifalten. 
 
Faie, far, fall, fat. Mh. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nSr, got, 6ll, c\6&A. Tiibe, tub, ffill. t/iin, Tllis. 1019 
 
 TYU 
 
 Tyrannize f v. a. tprnnnifiren. 
 Tyr»nnizerf ilrrauiiur, t. t &er 
 
 lomiiii, Qiuiier. [uifd). 
 
 TyrAnilOUSf (Ir'ranui, adj. U)XA»' 
 
 Tyrunny, tir'rane, (gr. tyramiis) 
 «. 1. bie iiniimidjriiiiftf, iui((ful)rlitf)e, tt)tan> 
 nif(t)e 9{egi«riin.i. 2. bit Xijr.iimei, 3ioiiig» 
 Jjerrutaft. ®eiu.iitl)«rfd)flff, 3iU'iii<i()err|"(l)iift, 
 tier DeiVotidm. 3. i bit ^enictuMt, 9Jfii(t)t, 
 ffleiunlt, li)riiniiei. 4. 6tf $e"l"4'W"f^/ ^'V 
 rnuiiei. 5. rte It^niniiti, ^etrilcfiiiig, 6>e« 
 ivnittljntigfeit, Spartt, ®rnu|amfeii. 6. t bie 
 ©trtitge (£>« 5Jind>t k.). Shak. 
 
 TyrHut, ti'raiit, (gr. tyranno*) «. I. 
 ber iiiiimif(t)raiifte Spttr\(i)tr, ffleiuiiltl)errrcf>er, 
 Zoranii. 2. a) bee 3n)ii>G')f«. SDiltljerid), 
 $errrit>iui"irl)eri<t, ®twrtltl)errrd)fr, <»?ii(^t. 
 i)<nid)tr, I«>rnuii. b) (bft flrrtufiimerDfeiifrt)! 
 bet ^Buf^mcl), li)r.iiiii. 3. 1 bet Iijrmiii. 
 3. Love, to a yietding lieart ii a king, to 
 a retiiiing heart is a tyrant. Sidney. 
 
 To play the tyrant, bell Iptaitiieii fpte- 
 leii , ti)t>iiiiii|1reit. 
 
 Ty ran t-fly-caleher, [Ornit^.] ber 
 fleiiie rtmfrifaiiii"d)e 7?einitobtef. 
 
 TyrOf li ro, (lat. Uro> «. brt 9Infaii> 
 flft, 2el)rling, 9?eiiling. 
 
 Tyrociny, tirotini, (lat.) «■ 1. bet 
 Qliif.111.1, Scl)ritiig6|laiib , Staiib ctiie^ Sel;t> 
 liiig^. 2. Me ^itfaitgdgtuiibc. 
 
 Tyrol f (ii'rol, J. [(Seogr.] Xi^toL 
 
 TyruleMe* I'r^iexe', adi. tiytDiifd) 
 
 TyroleM«f «. bet li}toler; bie Xi)> 
 
 Tydte, r. Tithe. [loletinii- 
 
 Tytliinfr, f. Tithing. 
 
 Tzttr, (Aar, «. |9(ii^i.] bet CFjanr. 
 
 TzariuA) txariua, «. I.';){ii^-l.] bir 
 CF^iiatiiui. 
 
 r. 
 
 V, yd. (eitt ®el6fl((iiit) «. I. tat II, Ii. 
 2. ill «}lt>riir}iiiigeii : I). J. D., Juria utri 
 usque Dovior, Softot 6eit>ef 3ie(btt; U. S.. 
 United States, 9}eteitiigte @taateii (udii 
 9?off>iiiiterifn). 
 
 liberate f yu'herilie, (v. (at. uben 
 e. a t '• brfni(<)trii. 2. i yiel m.idjen. 
 
 Uber€»uN, yu beiu«, adi. t >■ irudit. 
 bat ii>. 2«ibe). 2. i libeti'ofl; ilto^enb. 
 
 I/berty, yuherti. «. t bie 9tii(t)t> 
 batfeir, Cer Iteberfliig, bie tyilfle. 
 
 Ubinalion, yubekiahun,) (v. (,it. 
 
 VJilietyf yubleie. y ubi> «. 
 
 f ber 3ii|lrtiiO ber Oertlicftfeit, bie JOettliit). 
 frit, tas 2Ci'. orgeiiMwoieiii. 
 
 Ilbi<iiiitnrines9 j yitbik'wiiari- 
 oe*. t. -f t(\i llebrtiidieiii, bie ^(IgegrnivArt. 
 
 Ubi<|llitnry f yiibik'weiare , adj. 
 2U<\tx-\tnm,nx\<\, odciitl^iilbeii itigegtii. 
 
 UbiqiiitMry, i. 1. brr ^^dgegeii: 
 ij.irtige. 2. bet 25eriV<t)tet in -Jiflgrgeiiiuart 
 iljriili. [« bie 9i(lgfgfnivnrt. 
 
 Ubiquity, yub'k'weie. (bit. ubiquo 
 
 I'dnl, lOirti.) allodial. 
 
 Uiltler, ud'dur, (aii|]ei|'. uder; (jr. 
 »utiiar) I. i.\6 ©■liter. 
 
 A cow's udder. til« i^llljf liter. 
 
 Viitiereil, uddurd, adj. Qutn i)a: 
 '•ei'.b, iiiit (intern 
 
 ULT 
 
 Ifdsbufl, udzbud', «[U<t> Udsbiid'- 
 dikins, Udsnig'gers, Udswog'gers) 
 interj. Q po^ JBilren ! po0 tiiiifcub! olle 
 tiiuffiiB! pi'9 ipcnfet! po^ ©tetii! 
 
 Ug'lily, ug'lele, adv. I. i}ii#li(^, gar< 
 (lig. 2. i |M)iinOli(^. 
 
 IJ8:liuess, ug'lenes, «. 1. bie i^a^-- 
 li<btnt, Oariligfeit. 2. i bit ©d)aiiblirt)f<«. 
 
 ^'^S'y* "S''«- OW. hag, hagyr; adj. I. 
 hiipliitr d'iri'lig. 2. f |'<t)aiiblict). 
 
 An ugly action, eiiie iSc^>iiibt^nt. 
 
 IJi<ase, ukase', t. [diiipt.] i)et iitai. 
 
 ITIttu, yu'lan, «. [>}7tiiit.] iet \lUmt. 
 
 Ulcer, ul'kur, (lilt, ulcus; fr. ulcers; 
 t. iai C^et'itiuftt, btt @itiv>nreii. 
 
 Gangrenous ulcer, bn$ £re6igef(f^»)t'ir. 
 -in tlie mouth, ber '0}iiinDri1)ii)aiitiii , bie 
 OJIiiiiOiiiiile. -s on the lungs, Siiiigeiige: 
 ict)iuiire. [reii, eiteru. 
 
 Ulcerate, ul'sur4te, v. n. f(t;)ua> 
 
 Ulcerate, v. a. fttyivareii inat^eit, 
 mit We|'d)ii)ureii beljiifteii. 
 
 The part ulcerTrted, bet gcftf^iUDteiie 
 I.t;eil. Such as have their lungs ulcerated, 
 Die, iuel(t)e ®ef(()iuiire on ber Siiiige t)nbt\\. 
 
 Ulceration, uUurJi'shuii, «. i. ms 
 @i1>iuaren. 2. i((i Qiticbwur, bet ©rtnuiireii. 
 
 Ulcered-, ui'siird, adj. ge|'4)iui)reii, 
 citetig. 
 
 Ulcerous, ul'sijrus, «(£>. I. vorier 
 ©ei'djiuure, mit (i)e|i1)i»rireii be^nftet, eiter; 
 baft 2. i ueriBiiiibet, iiageiib ((i)eivifTeii ic). 
 
 UlCerOUMUeSS, ulsiirusnes, «■ 
 
 bet Biiitaub, ba g'tivaS gefct)morrii ottt ei> 
 terig ill. [*• ba6 fteine (iiefd^ivfir. 
 
 Ulcunle, ulkiixzl, (lat. ulou«culuiu< 
 
 Ule-tree, yiJle'-trei, «. ['^ot.] eir 
 Pallida (Deren itiiid}id)ter @aft jeiie befoiibere 
 ^rt voii J^cDetl^at}, voii beii *]Refi(aiietti 
 ule geitaniit, gibt) 
 
 Uligriuous 
 I'cDiaiiiifiig, fd^teimig, funipjig, iia0. 
 
 Ullage, ul'lidje, (lat. uligo)«. [^aii: 
 Del] but ii&tl;ige Cliiaiituiii von ^ififfijfeit, 
 urn biii ill eitiem 5'i(T« biitit) bie Setfafie aSer^ 
 loteiigrgaiigeiie jii erfeQen. [bai Itliiiiii. 
 
 Ulinin, ul'iuin, (I. ulmusx. [(^I}eiii.| 
 
 Ulna, ul'na, (lat.) «. [-^liiat.] bui Ql- 
 bogriiteiit. 
 
 I'luag'e, ut'n4je, «. f. AInage. 
 
 Ulnar, lilnar, adj. [^iiat.] ium 6U 
 bogenbeiiie geljijtig, (S'lbooen ... - vein, 
 bit (^ibogetibiiitaber. 
 
 Ulterior, uUe'riur, (fat. 20.) adj. 
 I. feriiet, weiiet, aiibetmeitig. 2. [C^eoijr.J 
 jcniVitig. [adj. letjt 
 
 Ultimate, ul'^mat, (lat. ullimuo) 
 
 The ultimate allotment of God loiuen. 
 is etc., ba6 Se^te, mai Qioit beii 'i)}}eii|\4cii 
 jiirhfilt, ill K. 
 
 Ultimate, «. bie le^te erriariing 
 listen aSorftljiage, ber le^te ajDtffijlag, ©iiS; 
 DfjAeib, bai Ultwiatum, Seljre. [leijr. 
 
 Ultimately, ul'timail^, adv. jii: 
 
 Ultimatum, uliemji'iuin, «. [Dipi.j 
 t)(\6 Ultiiiiatiiiii; f. Ultimate. 
 
 Ultimity, ulifm'eie, «. f bet leijtr 
 Smlaiib, Griibjiiilaiib, ba6 Seijre, bet ©djliiB. 
 
 Ultim<», ul'ienio, {\.'Si.)t. [bci^^aiit 
 lenfiil bfr Iei)re (b. t). I'trgaiigeiie) •OKoiiar. 
 
 Ultramarine, uitramareeu', (tor.^ 
 udj. i!ber|Cfi|d). 
 
 t}, voii belt *]Reri(aiietti 
 
 t). ki 
 
 I, yulid'jinut, ((^) adj 
 
 UMB 
 
 Ultramarine, *. I. bn8 IKttama* 
 till, Sariiruiaii. 2. iev Safiirili-lii. 
 
 Ultramontane , ultramon'tine, 
 ((at.) adj. iiltrauioiitrtiiirit , I'lbergebirgifcf), 
 jeiifeits bcrSrrgeDb.®ebirge liegeub; [ifjeol.J 
 iiUraimMitaiiirct). 
 
 Ultramontane, s. ein 9eiup(;ner 
 ber Saiibet jeiifeits ber (S)ebirge, ber llebet* 
 bergcr, (in ^raltni) 6cr 5rem&e, (bei iin«) 
 ber 3ta(ieiier; [tfjeol.] i>er IKframonraiier. 
 
 Ultramundane, uitilniun'dane, 
 ((at.) adj. iibfriui'ltlul), iibcrireifc^. 
 
 Ultroneous, ultioneiis. Hat.) adj. 
 t frfiiuidig. [leii (u. 'ilB&ifen ii. 5?niiben). 
 
 Ululate, yu'iiildte, (lat.) v. n. I)en' 
 
 Ululatiou, yi'ilulA'shun , s. bai 
 
 Ulzie, lOercl.] oil. l&tt)tul. 
 
 Umbel, uni'bel, (lat.) «. [!8ot.] bie 
 DlM^e, ber iSitirnt. 
 
 Umbellar, um'blllar, adj. [^ot] 
 )u eiiier I>Mt gel;&rig, SylOen.., bolbeuf 
 forinig. 
 
 Umbellate, um-bliiAie. } 
 
 Umbellated, uni'beiiatld.^ -'* 
 [33i't.] bolJeiitrageiib, 6olBig; aii« eiuetColbe 
 be|lrl)fiib ; aw eiiier Dol&e iuac<)|'eiib. 
 
 Uml»ellet, um'i.eiiit, / 
 
 Umbelllcle, umbli'ie'fe.J*' ^^'■''•^ 
 bai DMbi1)eii, Die befonbere Di>(Be. 
 
 Umbellirerous, umbeliif finis, 
 adj. toIBciitrrtgeiib , bolbbliitig. — plants, 
 Oolbpflaiijen, Stljirmpjlaii jen. 
 
 Umber, um'biir, <\}. lat. Umbrfa) j. 
 OiJatiirg.] ber Umber, bie UmbererDe, bai 
 Umbra. [Biiiifel farben. 
 
 Umber, v. a. mit Um6er farben, 
 
 Umbered, [^cralb.J f(<)ioari gejcivijiKt, 
 Diinfel r(t)attirt. [iJlcrd^e, Q-\<t)t. 
 
 Umber, (fr. ombre)*. [5i1)ti)i)ol.] cue 
 
 Umber, «. [Omitl;.] oer Uiiibenu\ie(. 
 
 Umbilic, umbilik, «. I. ber 9iabe(. 
 2. 1 ber •Wirtelpniift. 
 
 Umbilic, ^.i>{; [-Knat.] 
 
 Umbilical, umbirekal.^ illmi)^lbe( 
 ge()5rig, ^labet . . . 
 
 Umbilical vessels, bit 3'?afri"(gefaBe. - 
 chord, f. Navel-string. — worm, 6er 
 'Tiat'edviirm, ■Sabeiiiuurm. - .scissors, einc 
 vSc^ere jiiiu 'Jlbfdjiiei&cu Dor ?)'iabel|"i1):iiir. — 
 points, [•))fatl).] = Foci. f. Focus. 
 
 Umbilicate, limiiiickaie. f 
 
 Umbilicated, umbil ekaled.^ '"'* 
 ['Bot.) geiiabelt, iiabelig; iiabclformig. 
 
 Umble.S, um'bU, (fr. nomblesj t. pi. 
 Die ©•iiigciueiDe eiiie^ i^irfd)!'*, 9{fl)e*. 
 
 Umb(», umbo, (lat.) t. ber 9ia6e( 
 eine* (Sd)il&e*. 
 
 Umboldilite, umboldilit, i. [^mit 
 ncriKg.) Dcr 5?iimbin&ilit. 
 
 Umbra, um'i.ia, *. [3c(>t()ijp(.] bee 
 Umberfird), ®d)inreiifi|M). 
 
 Umbrag'e, um'br'dje, (ft. onibr<-)ge; 
 u. (at. umbra) t. I. I bit ©djatteii. 2. ± 
 a) <= ber ©d)attcii, ®(<>ein, >Jlnfct)ein. b) ber 
 3Serbarf)t, 9lrgiupl)ii. 
 
 No umbrage of reason, <= feitl 'Sdjatt 
 ten von 25rriiiiiift. To take - at (f of;, 
 iSerDa(^t, 9lrgiuoIjn |"d)cipfcn aii3 zc. To tak« 
 - at. Qtwai libel neljmen, fic^ beleibigt fin« 
 Den Diird) !c. 
 
 UmbraSfeOUS, umbri'jjus, adJ, 
 1. fdjattig, fc^>artciiret£t> 2. t biinfel. 
 
1020 y^i*-' far. fall, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n^r, u&t, oil. ulfi^d. Tuh«, inb. full. i/;in, Till*. 
 
 LAIB 
 
 Unibrag:<*€»usiiesK, umbrAjeus- 
 nls, *. til- >£i1)iUtiiiH'ii. f'l* ®<t)iirii!ie. 
 
 lJl»ll»rate, nm'biaie. UiU. uiiibro) 
 «. rt. t I- Sliiide. Sliadovv. 
 
 I'lllbl-atiC, uii.l.iat Ik. ^ ^ ^ ^^^^. 
 
 Ulllbrulical, umlnai'eUal.^ 
 1. fiiiiU'ilPiici). 2. nil ©ilHUrtu rt. ta\)eim 
 bint'cii&. By the - doctors, iuxd) Cie <£tu.- 
 biur,elihrrfii. 
 
 llllibratile, um'bratil, (Int.) adj. 
 1. iin i£(f).irrc:i liei]CnD, tuwttl. 2. luie ein 
 eitartfii uiToeljeiiS. [eiiit'cnfi^erlit'eii. 
 
 An unibratile life, f ciu £tubeillfbcii, 
 
 Ulllbratious, umbia'slius, adi. t 
 orrtn'Oiinirrf). 
 
 iJlllbrellaf umbrel la,^ 
 
 s. t(r Sd)inn, ©imiifiird)irm, Dfrflciiutimi. 
 
 U 111 brel la-pa 1 ni , [23et.] 6ie ©d)irni= 
 |)iilme. --runner, ber 5liif|"d)icbertn(j (111 
 riiiciu ®d)iniie. --stick, bcr (fctccf eiiiee 
 gdiinue^. --tree, [®pt.] ber goiineii; 
 fc;)iriiil'niiiii, 9?cfleii)"d)irnibniim, SBiberbnuni. 
 
 Uinbricre) iimbieere', «. tia& 2$ifir 
 ftiii $>iliiie. [adj. (£d)nttcii luerfeiib. 
 
 Unibriferous, linibrit'flrus, (I.; 
 
 Uiiibrosity, umbros'ete, «. f bie 
 €d^(^tIi(^flir. 
 
 Uiiiliirng^e^ um'pcndjc, a. 1. bif 
 (i''(>ir-) rd)icftnrt)rtrlid)e ®ru'nlt. 2. btr 
 €(l>iiri;iVHirfi , Pcf Cbiuniiiif (5-iirfd)cibiiiij]. 
 
 Ultipiref lini'ijiie. (liunu. impere; 
 ot. iiiiperiiuii ) s. bcr Dbiiiaiiii, (.Dbet:) 
 ©dlil■^fl:id)rl•r, £d)irb6nmnii, Sd)ttb6freiiiib. 
 
 Uiaipire, v. a. t nl;^ (Obcro Sc^icbf : 
 ridifcr eiirfd)iiDen, (ciiie ©trcitfirnfle) fd)Iid)- 
 ten. Bacon. 
 
 Um, un, fine 93iTftl6e cb. eiii uiijcr^ 
 trennlidje^ SSonuort, nni)clf. un ob. on. 
 fnit^fr. on. Int. in, = nil, iiid)t. 
 
 Viiabased, unabAst', adj. widft Qt-. 
 bennlrhigt. [bfrd)miU, t-()iie Sd)iiiii. 
 
 lJnaba.<«bed, unabaslit'. adj. uw. 
 
 Unabated, unabA'led, adj. inwtt-- 
 Biiiibert aiit(]ifd)iund)t; nid)t fjcriintiTflfre^t; 
 unnbgcjogpii). [nnd)(iifieiib. 
 
 Unabatillff , dnlha'ting. adj. iiid)t 
 
 Uliabbreviatefljunabbte'vcated. 
 adj. iiiint'flffiirjt, iiid)t obtjofiirjf. 
 
 Uliabefted, unabet'ted, adj. |)id)t 
 lliiffrrtii(3t, iild)t oiifltftiftft. 
 
 Uiiability, unaljil'eie, } s. -f bie 
 
 llllMbleiieKS, una'bliies.^ llllfdl)iij: 
 fcit; bn^ lllU'eriiii>gei'j; f. Inability. 
 
 Unabjured, unabjiird', adj. ni<i}t 
 
 flbllfldllULTlMI. 
 
 Unable*, uni'bl, adj. I. do. for, jU) 
 linfiil)ia (to, vrr.Scifiu&rreni ii. for iioripnnvt: 
 ivijrterir/. 2. iiiu'ernii'flciib, fdjiunc^ (u. eiiiev 
 Kfbe ic). 
 
 To be unable to etc., ntrf)t »mitOfteil 
 ]n :c., iiidjt foiineii. To be - for etc., itii 
 f<il)ifl Kill }ii K. - to pay, jnhriiiiflgunfnhifl. 
 
 Unabolisbable , unai,oi isliabl . 
 7' J iiid)t n6gerd)iitff luerbeii fbiiiieub, iiid)t 
 l>jii'd)iifffii. 
 
 Unabolished, unlbol'isbt, adi. 
 Iiid)t nb(ierd)(iffr, iiiiniifnctu^bcii , nrrt) gi'ittij] 
 
 Unabridj^-ed, unatiridjd'. adj. till 
 ab(|ffiir)t. iiiu'erfiirit. [iinn6gefd)nfft. 
 
 1. nabro/s^ated, inilb'togaied.nf/;. 
 
 Unabsolved, unabiolvd', adj. iitd)i 
 
 UNA 
 
 (ff (jerprrd^cii ; nid)t ju ©nbc flcbrnd)t, un- 
 lU'rteiljaii. 
 
 Unabsorbable , unabsorbabl, 
 
 (ulj. 161)1111. J iiirt)r lU'iurl'irt lucrDcn ttnuieiift. 
 
 Unabsorbed, iinal>«orbd'. adj. uid)[ 
 
 iU'iVvlnrr. [wij- iiid,>r l>erd)leuiiujr. 
 
 Uiiaccelerated, ^lllak^el iiiiaied. 
 Unaccented, uiiak.seiit'ed.a<<j. ludji 
 luci'iituirt, ftui ii)ujcid)iii I;abcii0. 
 
 Unacceptable , Uuaksept'abl, 
 iiilj. iiiiaiiiu'l)iiuid), iituuiiicl)uibiir. 
 
 lie was veiy unacceptable to Imk 
 lountiyuien, sx uii^ftel feiiieii Saiibeleuteii 
 rii)r. 
 
 Unacceptableness, unaksepi'- 
 abliiKs, ( t Li n ;i t c e p t a b i I'l I y ) «. bit Ulu 
 lUincDuibnrfe t, lUuiiiiicl)iiilid)fi'it. 
 
 Unaccepttkbly , liuaksepfable. 
 iidv. uiuiiiiii'l)iiilid). 
 
 Unaccepted, unaksept'ed, adj. 
 md)t iiiiaeiioiiimeii, tiu|ifnllifli [i?niibel] iiidjt 
 >ictiptiit, iiiKica'prirt. luiijugaiifllid) 
 
 Unaccessible, unaksessebl, adj. 
 
 Uuaccessiitlenesa , unakses- 
 seblnes, s. bit lliiiiujaiu)lid)feit- 
 
 UnacCOlliliiodated, unakkoni - 
 iiiodaicd, adj. 1. uiieaii]irid)(it. 2. i)id)i 
 bciiirlegt. 3. iiid)t ucrfclji'ii, iim'tniu-ijt.SHAK. 
 
 Unaccomniodatiug^ , unak- 
 komuKidatiiig, adj. iiiii'tTtniglicf^i nid)t 
 iiiid)flifbi(l. [pallid, adj mii'igleuei. 
 
 Unaccompanied, uuakkum- 
 
 Unacconipiislied , unakkom'- 
 pliilit, adj. I. iiiiDellnibcr. 2. iiid)t eriiillt. 
 i. iiiinii6(jil'iibt't, iiiigcbilbct. 
 
 UnaecuHipIisliuient, unak- 
 koiuplisliiiieut , s. bie 9iid)tiuit;fiil;niiig, 
 Oiidjn'ofli'iibiiiig, 3iid)ter|ii(Uiug. 
 
 Uuaccordinj;-, Onakkoid ing, adj 
 nid)t ijiU'iiuMiiniib, iiid;t fiiiiimeiib, iud)( 
 lil'rriiniliiiiuienb. 
 
 Unaccountability, unalekount- 
 abit'eic. .i. bie lliii<eri'iuriuoniid)feit. 
 
 Unaccountable, unakkuunt'lbi, 
 adj. I. iiiii'crniitmorilid) (u. eiiiein J}f()Ier:c. ; 
 I'Oii 'ipcriuiieio. 2. iiiicrfliubnr, fclti'nm, foil 
 berbrtr. 
 
 It is an unaccountable fellow, niiiii 
 rniiii iiid)t fliig nu6 iljiii lucrbcn. 
 
 Unaccouutableness , unak 
 kiiuiit abliies. s. 1. bie UiiUeriiUtiuCTtlidjfeit 
 l. bif Uiiorfiiu-t'avfeit. 
 
 UuaccountabIy,unakkuunt'abIc, 
 udv. I. uiu'ei'aimuurdid}. 2. uiierfliirbiir 
 reirfniu. 
 
 Unaccredited, unakkred'ited, 
 adj. lliipl-] iiiibcflfaiibiar, nid)t beglaubigt, 
 iiid)t nffrebitivt, iiid)r nnfrfrtiiiit. 
 
 UnaCCUrate, linakkurat, adj. inib 
 
 Unaccurateness, ^nakkurat 
 lies, «. (. 1 n a c c u r a t e, 1 II a c c u r a t e n e & s. 
 Inaccuracy. 
 
 UnaCCUSable, unakku'zabl, adj 
 nid)t angifiiigc luerben fijiiiiciib, ni^t (iiijii: 
 flagon, iiiirnbrlljafr. 
 
 Unaccused, unakkuzd', adj. ni(i)t 
 niigcfiiigr, iMU'ei"d)iilbigt. 
 
 Unaccustomed, unakkus'tumd. 
 adj. 1. iiiignunl)nr. 2. uu()fmel;iilid); (bnl)er 
 3. t iiiiniiilnnbifl. Shak. 
 
 Unaccustomed to the yoke, irt 
 i Zi-^cliei iiugcivol)iit. 
 
 UNA 
 
 Unaccustomedness, t'lnakku*'* 
 
 tiiiiidiies, s. I. bie Uiiflemol}iitl)eit. 2. D'.e 
 Ungeivi3l)iilidifcit. 
 
 Unachievable , unattshe'vabi, 
 ndj. tniaiijiiiiu-tnir, iiiitljuiilid). 
 
 Unachieved, iniaitsbcvd', adj, 
 iiiiaujfletiii)vt, nid)c nii#gefiil)rr, iiid)t ut-Ui 
 t'Viidit. (rd)nifrjenb, fdiiiieriloS. Shak. 
 
 Unachillji;-, nua'king. adj. |ild)t 
 
 Unacidulated , anasid'ulaied, 
 adj. iiiigeuiiurt. 
 
 Unacknowledg-ed, unaknol'* 
 
 lidjd. adj. 1. nid)[ aiierfaiiiir cu. •ilgciiteii 2C.>. 
 
 i. iiid)t fliierfnnnt, iiid)i eiiigcilaiibeii, nid)t 
 
 jiigrgt'lu'ii. 3. uiierfnnnt. 
 
 Unachnovvledjjring', uuaknol'* 
 
 djing, adj. iiiierfeiiiirlid). 
 
 Unacquaintance, unakkwin'- 
 taiise. *. bie Uul)eftiiiiitrd)iifr, Uiifuiibe, lliii 
 i>iri'iil)rciil)eit ; (witiij bit Unf>efniiiU|'d)nf[ (iiiit), 
 Unfciintiiig (cineg qSlniic* ic). 
 
 Unacquainted , unakkwAn'ted , 
 adj. 1. ( witlij iinbefniiiir (init), unfiiiibig 
 eiiier ©ndje). 2. t nid)t geiuD()iit, tinge* 
 iuii[)nf. 
 
 Unacquaiutedness , unSk- 
 kuaii'tediies . s. f. (J iiacq uai n t an ce. 
 
 UnaC(luirable,i'iiiakkwi'rabl.a(<;. 
 iiid)t crlangi ofer envprbeii luerben (uiiiienb, 
 iiiicrliingtmr, iiiieriufrblid). 
 
 Unacquired, unakkwird', adf. 
 iiid)t crliiiigt, iiid)r i-rmorfieii. 
 
 Unacqiiitted, Uuakkwit'tld, udj, 
 iinbefreir; unrtbgrtriigfii. 
 
 Unacted.Ouakt'ed.nrf;.unnii#gffilf)rt. 
 
 Unactive, unakt'iv. adj. 1. inuf)(i< 
 ii(j. 2. nid)t leblinfr, tnige. 3. tmbefdjaitijr. 
 I. iinu'irfriini; f. Inactive. 
 
 Unactivity, I'makiiv'ete, } 
 
 Uliactiveiie.S'.S, linakt ivnls.^ 
 t 1. bie lliul)iirigfi'ir. 2. bie llnivirfriimfeit. 
 
 Unactuated', unak'isliuated, adj, 
 ntdit gerriebeii, iiirf)r iiii Wnnge, leblog. 
 
 Unadapted, duadapted, adj. nitiit 
 (ingepaBt, tiMfiiigerid)tet. 
 
 Unaddicted, unaddlkt'ed, adj. 
 iiiigcivibtiii'r ; iiid)t ergebeii. 
 
 Unaddressed , unaddrlst', adf 
 I. nid)t jiigeeign«t. 2. tiiinngrrebet. 3. itid:)t 
 nbrciTirt. iniiibrcrfirt, ol^iie 'llbrrfTc. 
 
 Unadjudged , unadjudjd', adj 
 iiid)t jiicvfiiiint. 
 
 Unadju.sted, unadjust'ed. adj. 1. 
 nic^r (il'gfiiuid)t, iiidjt nbgetljiin. 2. iiiiregii* 
 lirt, iiiit)crid)tint. 
 
 Unadministered , unadmfn'- 
 iiisturd, adj. iiid)( iici'iuiUtet , iiid)t nbnii> 
 Miilrirt. Ibeiuiiiibert. 
 
 Unad mired, unadmird'. adj. mil 
 
 UnailiiiirinjUl', unadmi ring, adj. 
 iiid)t bfiuiiiifiriib. [ iiiijiiliiiflg. 
 
 Unadmittable, iiii?dniit'tabi,ur/^ 
 
 Unailmitted, unadmlt'led, adj. 
 
 nid)t jiincliiffeii luerbenb , nid)t jngelnJTen, 
 iiid)t gertnrtiT. 
 
 Uiiadmoiiisliefl, unadniou'nisht, 
 actj. iimviiinliiit, iitigrnjnriit. 
 
 Unadopted, unadopted, ndj. ntd)t 
 iingnuMiitiun. (gebctet, iiiu>ercl)rt. 
 
 |,'nad<»red, iinadnrd', adj. unam 
 
 Unaidorned, unadornd', adj. iin« 
 gejiirt, aiiGird^nuicft, fd^mticflotf. 
 
F&te, far, fall, fat. M^. met. Fine, fin. NA. mov e, n6r, sjot. 6iL c\66d. Trtbe. tub. FiSU. t/zin. THis. 1021 
 
 UNA 
 
 Vnadulterate, unldul'turite. ti. 
 Unadulterated, unadul'turited, 
 
 adj. miucrfiiirrf)t, Act}t, rciii. 
 
 lInadulterOuS,una(<urtiiru8.a({/. 
 nirf)t cf)e6rc<f)frii"d). — adv. Unadiil'te- 
 rcusly. nuf finf iiid)t f()''brcd)fri|'rf)e2i5eire, 
 Df)Ut tei Q-i)ebrnd)i fd)Ul6ia ju fcin. 
 
 Unadventured, unadven'tsliurd, 
 adj. + umcinoflt. 
 
 ITiiadventurouM, unadvln'tshu- 
 run. aiij. nidu Pfru-fflcii , m<t)t ma<\li(if. 
 
 I'nadvertent, linadvert'ent, adj. 
 Uimrt'triini, liiiTiii; (■ Inadvertent. 
 
 Unaflvertised, luiadvei it^d'. adj. 
 
 1. nicbr nn(\fiti(it, iiiiange^eigt, iiii6erid)tet. 
 
 2. tiiKifiuiirnt. 
 Unadvisable. unadvl'zabi, adj. 
 
 ttirfit nuhroni, miriu^riim, miriitfjlid). 
 
 Unadvised, nnadvizd'. adj. 1. ||n> 
 6c^nrt)t^(^llI, i:iunTrid)ri(j. 2. iiii6e6a(<>t, i<ori 
 fd)iii'n, iiiuu>rrihii(t). 
 
 Unadvisedly, unSdvi'zedl^. adv. 
 unt'ifiKfitfiiiii ; llllt'l■^artu; iiitiH'rfi'fjIitf). 
 
 UliadvixedllCMS, unadvt'zednen, 
 s. I■^ic lIlli<e^n(1)r|^1mrl!i(. 2. bie lliibcDnctts 
 l)Cit; lliU>iinV(jlid)ffit. 
 
 Unaerated, iniA'uiAild, adj. nidit 
 niit Si'hlriiriiure I'rrbiinben. [fpradjin- 
 
 I'linfTablf*, unaflabl. adj. tiiigei 
 
 UuafTected, luiaffekt'ed, ad}. I. 
 lin<|rrii()rt. 2. iiidtf f>el)ii|ft't. 3. iiiigtfuih 
 (leir, iiiibi'fiiiigrtt, iinri'ir(ict); niifri(1>rig. 
 
 UNA 
 
 jieft, nicftt (jemfiiit. 
 
 Unalming-, uni'm'ng, adj. nicfit 
 jiclenft, Dljne befoiiDere* 3iel, ol)iic 3{irt)tiiiin, 
 ot)iie 9lbfid)r. (iingetrorfiiet. 
 
 Unaired, Anard'. ndj. n\u]Huit(t, 
 
 Uualariued, uiialanud', adj iiid)t 
 bcimniliiiit, inu-rrd)rocfr. 
 
 Unalienable, unaie'ylnabl, «<(/. 
 lllU'errtll6irli(f>. — adv. Una 'lien ably, 
 iiiii'rrniirjfrii.t [iiiii-ermigm. 
 
 Unalienated, unile'yeiiaied, udj. 
 
 Unallayed, unallade', adj. I. u\u 
 <ief(i)mi-[Ct)t, iiitbr flebiiiiipft , iiid)r fremiifriiiet. 
 2. ffiiien 'demt} l)nbeii&, ol;iie Seif.i^, mu 
 vtinxi\<bt. 
 
 Unalledg-ed, unallldjd'. adj. nirfjt 
 nngeffiijrt, iiid)t tifjiuipret, iiiiiiiigcffi()rt, uit> 
 bel)niiprct. [ uiiflrntilbert, iiiUTli-id)tert. 
 
 Unalleviated, unalli veited. adj. 
 
 Unal liable, unaiiiabi. adj. md)i 
 oerbiiHhcti c>£>. i>iTriiiigr luerSfn f&iiiieiib. 
 
 Unallied, unailid'. adj. i.fciiieibef. 
 niiictjtige) SBcrmmiDtrn (j>U'eiie; iiiuitr()iiii» 
 ttn , iiiiuerbuiitiet. 2. iiiigietct^artig (voii 
 Strffein. • 
 
 Unallotted, unalloCtld, adj. 1. 
 linpfrlofft. 2. iiiifrrheilt (iiirt)c flfgcbeii). 
 
 Unalluwable,unallou abl, adj. I. 
 iiitjiiliimg. 2. iiiirirt)rig. 
 
 Unallo'%ved, uuallSud', adj. uiitn 
 (fliit't, iiii|fiurhoft. 
 
 Unalloyed, unalloid', adj. I. Dl;iie 
 
 UnalTectediy, unaffelit'edl*, nrfn. 93ei>n$, iiiu'crmifrtjt. 2. f ndjr, iniiter. 
 
 migofi'iinli'lt, iinnirlifl). 
 
 Unairect«;dh(^sn,un3frekt'ednet. 
 
 (+ Unaf fee ta' tioii) t. tie Ullbrfilligril: 
 t)fir, 9iatilrlirf)ffit, iaS Uiigefrmftflte. 
 
 UnaffeCting-, iinarfakl'ing, adj. 
 nidit ruf)reii5, iiid^ oiigr(ifeii& ; oi^ne Sttaft, 
 liim>irfram. 
 
 Unaffectionate, unafrlk'shun- 
 lit, adj. 1. iirb(ii£, nt)iie Htbt ob. 3»nti- 
 (jiing. 2. f uiifcemegf, beiuegiingfto*. 
 
 UnalTianced, unariilnst, adj. 
 uni<rrip6r. [ iiiitrf)niiptet, iiiibejiiht. 
 
 UnafTirmed , I'mafrernid'. adj. 
 
 Unarilicted, unatnikt'ed, adj. lit): 
 flofroiifr, uiiOi'trribt. 
 
 UnalTrig^hted, unaffil'tld, adj. 
 liirfit rrfdjrecft, iiiifrfd)rirft, 
 
 Unag^g-ravated, unag'grSvited. 
 adj. iiiirrfd)ivert; iiid>t |'d)n)errrgciitfl4)t, iii(tlt 
 Bfrnr&fiert. 
 
 I'nairitated , unad'jelited. adj. 
 iiidjt endjiittfrt, iiid)t gcrfgt, uiigcregt, iiit! 
 flfnitrdr. 
 
 Unagreeable, unagrei'abi, adj. 
 I. uiiuto) iinfliigfnd)iii. 2. uiipnfTint, w(t>t 
 pafitHb, iiiiAiigtmi'fi'i-n, iiurd>t(fiid) ; (ro) iiii: 
 vettrh(\U(t> (iiijt); (with) iiiipii(Ttn6 (^11). 
 
 UnagreeableneMS , unagi^e' 
 ablnex. ». I. i<[6 lliinngfiu'ljmc, 'ilC-itrigf. 2. 
 iai lliip.ifjriibe, Uiifd^irfitc^e, (ie Uinuige.- 
 nitfTfiil^fir. 
 
 Unagreeillg, unagre^'ng. adj. 
 
 nidit pllfil•ll^, fid) nid)t fd)ifffii6. 
 
 Unaidable, unadabl, adj. t iiin 
 nbtjtlfdO). iiii(ibi)riif{ict), tun mau ni<t)t tjelfeu 
 fnnn. 
 
 Unaided, unided, adj. friiie i^uffe 
 ^abtnb, hiilfire ; iiiibriurtffuct (iv 9l!ifle). 
 
 Unaiined, unimd', adj. nid)t ge-- 
 
 Unallured, unaiiurd', a(</. nid)t 
 nngelprft. (niilorfriib, nid)t li'rfeiit 
 
 Unalluring, linaiiuiing. adj.nidit 
 
 Uualinited , unamzd', adj. ttiWt 
 9((MiPt'en erl)(ilreii l}iibeiib. 
 
 Unalterable, unirturabi, adj. 
 iiiiperniieeriid) , iiiirtbiiiiberlict). — adv. Un- 
 al'terably. iiiiixniiiberlid), iiiinbnnbfrlid). 
 
 Unalterableness., iniiiiuiabi- 
 nes, «. (ie lliiueroiitirrlic^rnt, Uiuibanber: 
 lidjffit. [ufniiifert. 
 
 Unaltered, unil'turd, adj. un-. 
 
 Unainazed, unamiad'. adj. IIII: 
 fibfrrni'djt, iiiifndjrccft, iiiuTrdjrocftii. — arfu. 
 Unama'zedly, llllirrd)rf(fr. 
 
 UnaniazedneSS , unam&'zednen, 
 
 bie lliierrdjrorfenbfit. 
 
 UnaiiibiguouMiiiiiambig uu>i.«((;. 
 bfjitlid), geiui^, iiiiiiu<itell)iifc. — adv. Un- 
 ani big' uo iisly. briitlid), liiUiviriKn)iift. 
 
 UnanibiguousneMH, unambig-- 
 uusnes. «. C>u'Dt'iitiid)fcit, Uiiiivt^itelt}iiftigft(r. 
 
 Unanibiti(»un, unambisb ux. adj. 
 I. Dijiie G'Orgcij, iiidjt eljnViditig, iiid)t rljr-- 
 geiirg; iiid)t begierig. i. i iiidjr l)od)fliegenb ; 
 iii(t)r ndjii gefiictt, iii(t)t jii gfi'iid^t ^u. 3ie' 
 nuiifii). 
 
 Unainbitioiisness , unanibNh' 
 usnes, t. btt 3iiil<iiib, bii mail oliiie (S't^r: 
 gci) ill, ba GriVii*, i. SB. fin 3iinul), iiid)r 
 JU ([t(ud)t i(l. 
 
 Unainendable, iiiianiend'abl.urf;. 
 iiiu'erbtfTiTlid) , iinbrffirlid). 
 
 Unamended, unaniended. adj. 
 nirf)r gcbrffirr, iiidjr I'crbrffrrr, iiiiiH-rbifiiTr. 
 
 Unainiable, una meabl, adj. mrt)! 
 Iiebi■ll^lul'ir^lg. 
 
 Unainiableness , uiiA'nieabine.s. 
 t. ttv *))?atigei an Siebciiemiirbigrcir. 
 
 UNA 
 
 Unainis.sible, unlm's'sebl, ndi. 
 f. I II a III i s s i b I e. 
 
 Unainplined, unam'plefide, adj. 
 t I. nid)r lUTgrcBi'rf, iiiifnuirirerr. 2. iiiige» 
 prii'HMi. [imm-ljiilrcii, iiidjt bdiiiligef. 
 
 Unainu.<«ed, unamuzd'. adj. |iid)t 
 
 Uliainusillg- , uiiamuzing , adj. 
 iiid)t iiiitermntfiii). [ iiiitcrhnltciiP. 
 
 Unainusive, I'nanui sfv. adj. iii.tt 
 
 Unanalogicnl , linaualodje'ckal, 
 adj. nid)t iiihiiojin'd), iinnljniid). 
 
 UnanalogUHJi, uuaual'logus.nrf/. 
 
 nirf)t oiinlog. [.iiirgi'liisf. 
 
 Unanalyzed, I'lnaii'lli^d. adj. mu 
 
 Uliaucliored, fiuangk'iuild, un- 
 
 angkuid. adj. iiict)t uor iaiifer bcfiiiDJid), 
 
 nnfiTln^. 
 
 Unaneled, unaneid', nrf/. f of)ne 
 
 fie in)te Dciiiiifl, Die le^:e Ohuhq iiiffjt 
 
 empfrtiigeii tmbi-nti. Shak. 
 
 Unangular, una.ig'g,li5r , adf. 
 
 feiiic 5a3iiifi'l l)aheii6, i^I)iie 'iOiiifi'l. 
 
 Unaninialized.iii.au einaijzd.arfy. 
 nid)t nerrlm-rt, iiidjt nniiiuilifirt. 
 
 Unaniinated, unan'emJitld, adj. 
 I. iinbf)Vi'ir; lfbli'5. 2. i lehiD*. 
 
 Unani mating, unan'emiiing. adj. 
 nidit biiebfiiP. 
 
 Unanimity, yunanim'ei^. (tat.) t. 
 bie (Smmiiiljigfeir, ©iiiilinmiigfcit, eiii(;eJ» 
 ligffit. 
 
 UnanimOU.4, yunan'cinus. adj. 1. 
 eiiiiiiur^ig, eiiiflimmig , eiiil^fflig. 2. eiii» 
 nulrljig (©d)Iii6 20. 
 
 Willi a un.i Hi Minus consent, niit flffi 
 geniciiier S'liliii'iiiung. 
 
 Unanimously.yiiiian'eniusl^,a(;i;. 
 einuuitljig. cinillnimig, eiiiljeflig. 
 
 UnanimouKness, yunan'emui- 
 nes. *. cie G'iiimiitl^igfeit, ©inilimmigfeit, 
 eiMhi'riiflffit. 
 
 Unannealed, unanncld', adj. nidjt 
 
 nufni'!llii!)r, iiid)t in beii J?iil;iotfii gebrntt)!. 
 
 Unannexed, OnannlkKt' , adj. 
 
 iiid)r niirti'hiiMijt. [uiirtiinefrnibigt. 
 
 Unannounced, iiiiaiin6iinst',ar{/. 
 
 Unanuoyed, unaimoid', ad/, uus 
 
 geplogc, iiiigfiu'cfr. 
 
 Unanointed, unanuint'ld, adj. 
 I. uiigeiiUbt. 2. iiid)t Bie le(;te Oetiiiig empfiiiu 
 gen linbtiiD. 
 
 Unans\verable,iiiian'surabl,n<</. 
 I. iiiibeiuitiuortlid), uinuiPcrlegiid), iiniuibers 
 Icgbnr. 2. iiiu'trniiriuortlid). 
 
 Unan8««'erablene8.<« , unan'. 
 
 surabliie-i. s. 1. fu- lllU>i'niltii)OVtlid)fcit, Ull» 
 u'iPfrlfglidjfeit , Uiuvibcticgbarffit. 2. bie 
 Uiii'praiitiurrriid)fcit. 
 
 Unanstverably , unan'suiable, 
 adiK I. iiiimipfripiiiid). 2. iiiuHTaiiriuDrt(id). 
 
 Uiian8t«'ered, unausiiid. ndj. i. 
 iitU'ci.imi'in-tft. 2. iiiiiuiDerlcgt. 3. inter* 
 ii'ii'ffrr, tiiUHTiirlri'ii. 
 
 Unanxioiis, miank-shi'is. ndj. iii(f)t 
 PniiiU*. iiidir niifliKid). (md) npofri^pfjifd). 
 
 Una|)ocryplial.iiiiapok'ieiai.(i'Jj. 
 Unappalletl, unappAwid', adj. um> 
 rrrd)ri'rfi'ii,. fiirdicio?. 
 
 I'napparelf^d, unappareld, adj. 
 iiiiiiiiin'jogiit, iiiibef'.i'iCfr, eiirfieli'et. 
 
 Unnpparent, unapp^'rent, a((/. 
 i)id}t t'd^eiiibiir, iiiir(d)tbiir. 
 
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 UNA 
 
 lTliap|»ealal»le,<inappeIe'abI.O(t/ 
 [i){frf)tsrpr.l feiiie 2?criifiin(i )iiIofTcnt>. 
 
 IJliappeasable, unappc'zabl,nr// 
 t\id)t fecmiiftiflct Pti't 6enil;i3t iuer6eii f&iu 
 neiib; iiiiurrrMnilid). 
 
 Uiiappeased , unappezd', ndj 
 imbcmiiffiiU ; mti'trftf^nt. 
 
 Unapp1ail(te<t,unappliwd'ed,a({/. 
 uii6ef(iurd)r, iiiiiKfiil'H't- 
 
 ITliappI table, unappliabl, t } 
 
 ^Inapplicable, I'map'plekabl. ^ 
 adj. iinamvewtbav , unbvaud)b<\t ; f. In- 
 applicable. 
 
 UiiapplicablenesSf unap'pic- 
 kabliies, s. He Ulll1lnv)en^f'.^rffit, Untrniid): 
 6nrfeit. [niir'ned'iit. 2. iiiianneiufliibt. 
 
 Unapplied, linapplide'. adj. 1. nil: 
 
 Unapplied funds . to^te jR(H)itrtIten. 
 
 tJnapposif e, unap'pnzit, adj. md)t 
 
 pnflPMt, iiiiaiiiiiMiii'iycii. 
 
 Unappreciated , 'mappre'shea- 
 ted, adj. iurt)t gciui'ir&iijt , iiirfjt G«l)&f'3 9^' 
 fd).i(?t. 
 
 Unapprehended, iinapprehend'- 
 ed, ndj. I. iiict)t ernrifffii. 2. nirt)t begriffeii, 
 liirfit fli'faet. 3. iiid)t brfiird)tet. 
 
 They of wlioiii God is altogether un- 
 apprehended, tie, metd)t burt^nufi ftinen 
 SJenriff \>m\ Oiott l^nluMi. 
 
 Unappreltensible^unapprehcn'- 
 ■cbl. ndj. nnbc(\rtifii(t). 
 
 Unappreltensive, unapprehen'- 
 «iv, adj. 1. nid)t (n'cjrcifciib, nid)t fiiifirf)tifl- 
 2. t '''rf)t eiiipfiiiCeiib. 3. iiiibpforgt, fori]' 
 M, c,ti\\oi. [iiiiterrid)tct, iiiitic(cf;rf. 
 
 Unapprised, unappiud', adj. inu 
 
 Unappr(>a(*liable, unapprotdi'- 
 Sbl. adj. iiiiitinnnnlirf), iinnnl)(mr. 
 
 Unapproacliablene!«s , un- 
 
 Spprotsli'alilnes. j. fie Itll5llflni1<llid)fcit. 
 
 Unapproaclied, unapproisli'ld, 
 adj. u\\\u(\hn<\U(i}. 
 
 Unapprfipriable « unappro'- 
 
 prc.il)i. adj. t "idu jugeeiijnrt lucrCeii foils 
 !lell^ ; iiiiniiiii'iiiffft'ii. 
 
 Unappr<>priated, miappro'prea 
 ted. adj. .1. feiiie 6c^oll^l•re 9linufiiCiiii() 
 fjiibfiib. 7. iiiu'frniigfrt, iiidit ul'ertmgcii. 
 
 Unapproved, unapprOuvd', adj. 
 liidir (ii&i[li(jr; imt'emii^rt. 
 
 Unapt, rinapt , adj. I. inigfiteint, 
 ltid)r afiiflt ('"^ i" lueiiicn :c.). 2. (to, for, 
 )ii) iinfril)!!); iiiui'idjtin, tititniiolid), iiiidC! 
 fd)icft (»•>, imr fintiii 3f'ri»i'tt iiiiD for wr 
 ciiieni 5?niiptiiiort). 3. buiiun, (liimvf. 4. 
 Uiumiifiio, iiiiniigi'mffyfii. 
 
 Unaptly, unapt'll, adv. \iid)t pnf: 
 feiib , uiipiifTcn6. 
 
 Unaptness , unapt'nis, (f Un- 
 ap'titude) I. 1. bic Unfaljiflfcit; Uurniigj 
 Iid)feit, Uiitiid)ri!]rfit ; Uii(iefd)irflid)fi'it. 2. 
 tie I5iiiiiiiil)eit, eriiiiHifhrit. Shak. 3. tie 
 8Ibiifiniii'n» tier SEibcnuidc. 4. bie Uiiprtp. 
 Iid)ffir, Uiuiitnriiii'fTi'n!)eit. 
 
 (The mind, by exce.ss of exertion), gets 
 an u 11 aptness to etc., luirb jii ;c. iiii; 
 fal'ifl. [adj. iin<jeiuol6t. 
 
 Unarclied , unar'tshed. unarlsilit'. 
 
 Unarg-lied, unlr'gude. adj. 1. tin. 
 tfllritrcii. 2. f iin&fntiiibiflt, iiiigfrabtlt. 
 
 Unargued 1 obey, id) gofjordjc oljiir 
 ffiBibcrrcbe. 
 
 UNA 
 
 Unarm, ilnaim'. v. a. f eiitii'offiien. 
 
 Unarmed, unlmid'. adj. i. unbe^ 
 lunffiiet, lufljrlLi*. 2. [Ji.itiirg.] iuel}rlo«, tins 
 Oriuphrt. 
 
 Unarraig-ned, nnarrand', adj. tin: 
 nngefrnnt, iiidjt vov (5)crid)t geilcdt. 
 
 Unarraiig-ed , Gnarranjd', adj. 
 nid)r geor&iiet, iiiigri'rbiict. 
 
 Unarratyed, Vinarrade', adj. I. lilt; 
 beficibet. 2. imncorbiict. 
 
 Unarrested, I'marrest'ld, adj. I. 
 iim'frl)aftct. 2. i inuifrffintmert. 
 
 Unarrived, unanlvd', adj.-fimd)) 
 nirf)r nngefiMiimeii. 
 
 Unarted, unlrt'ld, adj. t ill ben 
 iti'iliiTeit nidir fceiimnbrrt. 
 
 Unartful, tinart'ful. adj. 1. fnnft: 
 fr«, tiiigffi'irftiit, nr(](D5. 2. f itngci'djirft. 
 — adv. Uiiart'fully, fiinjllDS , o()lie 
 
 ^llllfl. 
 
 Unarticled, unar'tikkld, adj. llid)t 
 
 in 'ilrtifi'l (a6 gffiBt ; "idjt biird) fvontraft 
 
 iierpfjid)ret. [adj. nid)t nrrifiilirt. 
 
 Unarticulated, uniriik'kuiaied, 
 
 Unartincialf unanef stral, adj. 
 fiinfHt)». — adv. Un artificially, fuii|li 
 lo6, fl)ne ltiin(l. 
 
 Unascendible, unlssendcbl, adj. 
 imiTilfiglid), iiiieriU'igbnr. 
 
 Unascertainable , unassert jin'- 
 abl , adj. iiiibt|1miinbar iiic^t iitit 25e: 
 jTiiitnitl^cit nti^iiittiitrelit. 
 
 Una.SCertained,unasslrtAnd',arf;. 
 nid)t bciliniiut, nid)t nupcr SiufiM a^KtSt/ 
 tiid)t nitt 2.^cftimntfbeit niifgentittelr. 
 
 UnasUed, unaskt', adj. nngebefeii; 
 iingcfrngt; iingt'tVrbert. [iinniifnifrfiani. 
 
 Unaspective, unasplktlv, adj. 
 
 Unaspirated, iinaspcraied, adj. 
 [fflriinitit.] iiidK mVivirr. 
 
 Unaspiring', unaspi'iing , adj. 
 nid)t eiiipi^rtlrebfiiD, iii(^t el;rgi'ijig, pljne 
 ©l)rgftj. [iiimiigrcifbnr. 
 
 Unassailable, unLss^iabi, adj. 
 
 Unassailetl, una^siid', ndj. tiiidiu 
 jjpgnjffn, iiiibeftiirnit. 
 
 Unassaulted, unassait'ld , <dj. 
 iinniigigr ffiii, iitU'eiliinnr. 
 
 Uliassayed, linassade', adj. IIII: 
 pcrfiid)t, iiiigrprol'i. [iiid)r prrrittttiitrlt. 
 
 Unassembled, iinassenrbid, adj. 
 
 Unasserted, tiiia.ssert ed, adj. nld)t 
 6e()iiiiptet, uictft niigct"prpd)en , iti(f>t pcr.- 
 tVd)tfii. 
 
 Uliassessed, unasslssd', adj. nid)r 
 befdxitjr; iiidjt (ibqt\ct)M)t , iiiitnjrirt, nid): 
 .angefd)lrtgfii. [iinuberrrngbar. 
 
 Unassignable, una.'isine'abi. «<(/. 
 
 UnaSSigned, unassind', adj. |iid)t 
 ribcrtriigen; iiid)t nngciuiercit ; iiid)t niigegf; 
 l)cii; iiid)t iingerc^t , iiid)t l'f|liiiinir; iiid)i 
 iiiidignuiffiit. 
 
 Unassimilated, uiias),ini'eiated 
 adj. itid)t Pfriil;iilid)r; l^ijijfiPl.J nidjt n\. 
 finiifirt. 
 
 Unassisted, una<isist'ed. adj. frj: 
 iifii 331'irtiinb Ob. fdliic ipiilfi- IjiU'fiib, Ijiiltli'* 
 
 Unassistiiig, riiia.s.sist'ing. adj 
 ntd)t tii'lfmb, iiid)t LuMilifjeiib, nid)t I)fiifrcu1' 
 
 Una8S«»ciated , unassn'slicaien 
 ndj. iiid)t nfyiHirt, iiidjt perbiiiibrn, nid) 
 verettiiot. 
 
 UNA 
 
 Unassorted, unaosort'ed, adj. 
 nid)t jiiuiinnieiigi'orbiift, tinniJortirt, iiic^t 
 (ijTi'rrirt. (nngclinbert; unbefmiftigt. 
 
 Uiiassiiaged, unasswajd'. adj. 
 
 Unassuming, iniajtsu'iiung, adj. 
 
 nidtt (iiniMficMD , bcrd)iibeii. 
 
 Unassured, una.shsliuid', adj. I. 
 iinjiuieri'id)rlid). 2. iinfiiter, iiiignpig. 3. iiii> 
 perudjcrt, iiidjt yrrfid)ert , nid)r niTffiinrt. 
 
 UnasSHredly,una»hshu'redic.a({». 
 iinnrfirr, iingi'iiMe. 
 
 Unatonable, unain'nabl, adj. 
 iiid)t I'crfi'hnr lUl•r^Cll fonncnb. 
 
 Unatoned, unatond', adj. unpen 
 l"[i()!it, iiiigft'i'lgt. 
 
 Unattached, unattatsht' , adj. 
 I. iinaiige()alteti , iiiigfl)inbcrt. 2. iiic^t jii» 
 getljan; (to) nidjt (jiingcnb fnn) , iiif^t iiii« 
 l)migeiib, nid)t jiigct()ait (eincr ^.irfei jc). 
 
 Unattached, unanakt', adj. iill« 
 nitgcariffpii. 
 
 Unattainable, nnatta'nabl, ndj 
 
 iinerreid)bi\r , iinerfdjiuinntid). 
 
 Unattainablent^ss, I'lnattA'nabN 
 lies, s. bie lliicrrcidjbiirfcit, lliifrrd)iPiiig« 
 lidjfiit. (reid)t, iinerlnngt 
 
 Unattained, unaiAnd', adj. iiiier> 
 
 Unattainted, unattint'ed, adj. 
 
 nid)r cntcljrt, nidjt peniiii'ljrt. 
 
 Unattempered, unattlm'piird, 
 adj. iiid)t gerd)iuod)t , nid)t perM'iniit. 
 
 Unattemptetl, unattempt'ld, adJ 
 iiiu'frriidjt. 
 
 Unattended, I'ualtlnd'ed, adj. 
 1. iinbcglcitct, nflein ; iiiibetufrft. 2. f - to, 
 ucnpnl)rIo5t, perniid)lnfi7gf. 3. feinen ?In» 
 Ijong f)n6enb. 4. iii(f)t flepfTcgt; tiiiperbiinben 
 (p. IDiinben). Mitford. 
 
 Your constancy hath left you unat- 
 tended, beiii ®(eic^iiiutf) (jot bi(() per* 
 (nffeit. Shak, 
 
 Unattending, unatlcnd'lng. ndj. 
 nid)t biirniif ndjteiib, iiidjt beiid)ten&, iiii» 
 aiifnierf flint. [iiniid)t|ain. 
 
 Unattentive, unatteu'tiv, adj. 
 
 Man's nature is so unattentive to 
 etc., bie nieiit'c^lic^e 9fatiiv nd)tet \'o luenij] 
 aiif :c. 
 
 Unattested, unaltest'ed. adj. lili< 
 bcjfugt, unbcfdjcinigt, pt)ne Setiflnig. 
 
 Unattired, unattird', adj. uiige« 
 rdimiidt , nid)t grpii^t. 
 
 Unattracted, unattraktld . adj. 
 nid)r nnge^ogfii. [iticftt nnjiff)pnb, reijioS. 
 
 Unattractive, iiuattiaktlv, adj. 
 
 Unau, yii'iiiw. *. OiHiI.] ber llnnii. 
 
 Unaugmented , uii^wgiiient'ed, 
 nrf;. iinpernii'!)rf ; [Wrnnint.] rhne 9liigntenr. 
 
 Unauthentic, uniwt/ien tU, adj. 
 ird)t (iiitheiitii'd) , uiiperbiirflt, iiniid)t. 
 
 Unauthenticated , uniwt/iln'- 
 tekaied, adj. in<i)t 6eiirriinbet , iiid;t be< 
 glniiOigt. 
 
 Unauthorized , unaw'tA^rizd, 
 ndj. nid)t (iiitorifirt, inil>ererf)tigt, unbcpod* 
 miid)tigt, iinl'ffiigt. 
 
 Unavailable unaviiabl, mdj. 
 I. tingi'iltig, rcditfiingilttig iingefe^Iid). 2. 
 iiiiiitit), rcrgpi'iid). 
 
 Unavailableness, unaviiabl- 
 >ics. t. I. bie llngtilrigreit. 2. bie lUiiiuQ* 
 lu^rrtt, 33(rgebltd>fi:i(. 
 
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 VllAvailiilg^j unavi'liiig, act;'' ni<()t 
 
 ;elffll^, nil ml 5. 
 
 IJnaveng-ed, unsvenjd'. arfy. iiii: 
 jet.i<t)t. [n('(^eivenE>et, iiiia6(jti«nn6t. 
 
 Vnnverted, untvlrt'ld. aHj. nidjt 
 
 Una VU i flab l«;f unavuid'alil, adj 
 1. inu'eriiiciMir^ ; uiimiiflflUdlirf), nicHt iim 
 jniiflen n erbeii f5MMe^^. 2. {5?e(f»t«iVr.] uirf)r 
 aufflfhoben p^. imif^rfTpgiMt i«trt>eii fouiifiiB. 
 
 tTnavoidablenesKf unavo'd'- 
 ibliie*, «. Me l(iu>fnnriMi(f)fei(; nioinitiiino- 
 id)ffif. [unoerniciMid); iinimifliiiiglirf). 
 
 I'navoidably, unavoid'able. ado. 
 
 Uliavoidedf unav^'ded, adj. I. 
 utU'fniniCcii. 2. f uiuicrmeiMiif). B. Jossoh. 
 
 irnavo-fved, unavoud', adj. ni(()t 
 ann-fiiittit. 
 
 Una^vaked, unawUkd', }^^. 
 
 Una««'HkClied , unawi'knd.^ 
 
 1. uiiiuifiinurrft, iiiiiifiverft. 2. i "i<<)t 0«' 
 lufrft, iiiKieiufrft, uncnuetft, uturiun<f>t. 
 
 Uiia^vare, unaware', adj. itiiaiif 
 mrrfrnm. 
 
 I'lia^vare, } ade. 1. uii' 
 
 I'lia^vareSf uiiawiri',5 vtrfttftiu 
 
 2. iinfriunrtft, iiiii'frmiit(jet. 
 
 At unaware a, iinvrrref)(n<, p(*>^fi(^. 
 
 IJna^ved, uniwd', adj. nid)t in 
 ^tirtfit orhiiltrii, nidft iiirucfgc^oltdi, ungei 
 fdifiit , Chile <S(f)t{\. 
 
 Unawed by f*ar. pftne fflirrfjt. 
 
 Unbacked, unbakt', adj. 1. iinoe< 
 titteii. 2. nicf)t jiintritteii, iinflbgerid)ret. 
 
 3. t\n<\ttt(tt, itirf)t miterfiri^*, cfjne SpiiUe. 
 All unbacked colt, eiit ^tineii, bai 
 
 norf» iiirtit (leriffeii ivprbeii ijT. 
 
 Ultl>ali<*d, iinbakd'. adj. \\n<\tbadtn. 
 
 I'llbaltlllCed, unballaust. adj. 
 I. uiiiif'<i"VP<T"- 2. iiirfjt ill* Wui<b<\tmid)t 
 (itbT<\<t)t , iiic^t im ®(eid}(jeivi(^te rrf)ii(ten 
 3. f.^iinPcf] nidjt fnlMrt. 
 
 E^iibale, iinbMe'. V. M. aii<|)a(fen. 
 
 Unballntlt, uiiba|-la«l, v. a. tt6 
 ^ana\U eiitl.iPeii , (en ^c[Ua\\ aut 2C. au6: 
 fd)irfidt , (iiirliiPen. 
 
 Ullbll I li\fit,ndJ.fi\irV nballasted. 
 
 UnbnIinNfed, iniballaited, adj. 
 1. Phne ^iiflotl. 2. 1 pf)iie 93a(lafl, unbeflau- 
 fcifl. V iiiiiilfidh M.i|M. 
 
 Unbanded, unband'ed, adj. o^ne 
 BrtiiB , pl)iif 3?iiiBe. 
 
 I'^nbaniieredf unban'nurd, adj. 
 fein Viiiiiirr hnfeiit, pf)!^ ^oimrr. 
 
 Unbapdzed, unbapiizd', adj. uiis 
 gefiiiifr. 
 
 Unbar, unbar', p. a. rnfrie(tf(n, aiif: 
 titdtm. iiffiu-ii. Unbarred, eiitrirgett, iiit= 
 piiTirflftr, iniprriiirtfrf. 
 
 Uiibarb, miharii'. r. a. n(>r(f)irreii. 
 
 Uiibarharlz«*d,i'iiibai'baiizd, «((/'. 
 ^er Ofohhrit i>P. 'iSirbiirei i'iiriPi]cn. 
 
 Unbarb(*d, I'mbarbd'. »<';. I. fiiti: 
 (|i*r(f)prfM. SiiAK. 2. * iiirtjr nbgfiiitiljr. 3. 
 nifhr iiiit •2l5iPcr()iifrii pfnVhi-ii. 
 
 Unbark«<l, uobaikt', adj. A6ger 
 fdlflit, (ibflrrinrrt. [perfrt'iimt, fdjatulPf. 
 
 U^llbaslirul, unbasliTuI, adf. 1111= 
 Unbat«^d, unb^ted. adj. t I. IIH- 
 gentinfert, iiiigertbwiiifjt. 2. iiirfjt ab<\e- 
 ilismpft. [bnBet, ni(1»t nn.irfeiiditft. 
 
 Unbadied, unbaTliit'. adj. ttnat 
 Uubat(ered,iiiibai'iurd. aWf iin(|e> 
 
 UNli 
 
 {<i)ia(\en, ni(f>t jerff^fnoeit, ungeflampft ; uti: 
 bfftbaDiflt. 
 
 Unbay, unbA', e. a. f (p^Bannnrn. 
 
 To unbay tbe current of my passions, 
 itteinen Seibetiritnfteu freten Siuif jii laffcii. 
 
 Unbearable, uubareabl, adj. 
 iincrrrnaiirf). 
 
 UnbearableneKS, unbare'abl- 
 nss. *. fie Uiierrranlirf)ffit- [biirrii]. 
 
 Unbearded, unbeeid'ed. adj. nil: 
 
 Unbearini;-, unbaie'ing, adj. iii(f)r 
 
 trn.idiB, iiiir'rn(t)r6iir. 
 
 Unbeaten., unbe'tn. adj. I. uwQt. 
 l'((>liiiieii. 2. iinbetreteii (u. ^Dfiicit). 
 
 E^nbeanteoiis, uuiiuisheus, } 
 
 UnbeantiTuI, uni>u leftil, ^ 
 ad'i. 1. nirt)t frfioM. 2. t eiiifiirf). 
 
 UnbeCOine, unbekum', V. a. -)- 
 (fiiifn nirfjt gut flfibeii, \i(t) iiirfjt filr ih" 
 iV^irfen, firf> ©iiietii uid)t gijifiiieii. 
 
 It doea not u n beconi e God, etifl ni(t)t 
 iiiigfit<nicii6 (^ur PJotf. 
 
 Unbecoming-, unbekum'ing. adj 
 t\»(\<:\itmeHti , iiiiiiiiiTniiMg. 
 
 Unbecoininnrly, unbikiuu'ingle. 
 ade. ittiniiilaiiMg , iiiird)i(fli(f). 
 
 Unbecointnit^neitii , unbekum'- 
 ingnes, «. bit lltiail|ldllt)tgfrit , lliir(t)icf = 
 Ii(l)ffit. (iteljineu Pb. jiigm. 
 
 Unbed, unbld'. v. a. aui rent "Qcuc 
 
 To nn bed ones self, dli 'Bftt, Siigcr 
 perlciiTfii , PPiii 53i'tfe oiit'ili'ljfii. [bcthoiiet. 
 
 Unbe(te%ved, unbediid', adj. Ulli 
 
 Unbefitting', unbefitting, adj. 
 1. tiit6rqiiriii. 2. iiiige)ieiiieiib , unrd)i(fli(f). 
 — Unbefit'tingneRS, «. Kid llMbequeilie, 
 tie lliibp(iiifiii(i(tiffit; Uiii"rt)i(fli(f)feit. 
 
 Unberriended, unbefrend'cd. 
 adj. 1. p|)tie 55rriiii6(e), freiinbelpfi. 2. iiiibe: 
 giniiligt. liiiiirften , tiei Diifciii^ bcrniibtii. 
 
 Unbeget, unb^glt', ». a. iiiigcbpreii 
 
 Ullll('g4»t, iinb^got', i 
 
 Unbe§r«>tten, unbegot'tn.) " ■'" 
 I. ni(t)t gejfiigt, nicftt erjeiigt, img^tfiiot. 
 eiuiii, I'hiie ^liitiiiig. 2. iipd) iii<^t erjeiigt. 
 
 Unbeguile, unliegytle', V. a. nui 
 Bein 3rrtl)iime rcigen, niiffliiren, ucrflnii' 
 bigeiv, eiiie£ l&ffTern btUf)ttn, @inein friiieii 
 Orrtluiin beiiefjmcii. 
 
 To n n be g II i I e one's self, fi(f) upti einein 
 3rrtl)iime iPetimcfjeii, eiueii 3rrtl)iim fnljren 
 Iiiffrii. (fiiiigeii, iiid)t niige^iingeii. 
 
 Unbegun, unbegun', adj. iiniUige 
 
 Unbelteld, unbeiield', udj. iinge^ 
 fe^fii , iiiierblirff. 
 
 Uniteing, unbe'ing, adj. f nicf)t 
 feiriiB , iiirtu I'orh.iMbfii. 
 
 Unbeiied, linbelide', ad}. 1. iiiibe^ 
 Ipgni. 2. frri<T"''prP(heii. 
 
 Unltelief, linbeieef. *. berlliigriiiif<i- 
 'Piiii "Wiijfniiifii : fie of^'in'ofttAt), 
 
 Unbeiieve, iinbeleev', V. a. 1. &i: 
 iiiiu iiid)t gMiibcii, fciiifii ©diiibcn frtjciifcii, 
 iii(f)t trniicn , iiiigtrnueii. 2. nirf)t giniibeii, 
 iiirf)t fur luiiljr Onlteu. [Uugrflubige 
 
 Unbeliever, iinbeieev'ur, «. ber 
 
 Unbelieving, unbeleeving, adj. 
 iin(]\cinti(\. (gi'liebt. 
 
 Unbeloved, unbeluv'ld, adj. uil 
 
 Unbt^inoaned, unbeninnd', adj. 
 unberriiuert, uu6eflagt, nic^t betrnuert, nid)t 
 brfmgt. 
 
 UiNB 
 
 Unbend, unbend', V. a. tirt«ftfrt{fen, 
 obrpiinucii, liji'eu, (p^binbeit, 6cfreieit ; [■TO«.] 
 ipfbiiiBcu ; ppw <Uuferriug Ipemnt^eti <6a« 
 ■Mnfirtnu). 
 
 To unbend a bow, eineii SSpgeit affl 
 I'panuCM. To - the mind from etc., pon IC. 
 !u1) er()Pfeii , nii^ruljen. To - one's cares, 
 to - the mind from care, firf) bet ©Prger 
 fUtrif)lilfleil. To - oneVs strength, fein« 
 fir.lft fi-i)lPn(^cu. Shak. To - the sails from 
 their yards, [^ir.] bie ©egci rtbrrtilngeit. 
 
 Unbending, unbend'ing, adj. I . mil 
 biegfiuii. 2. f a^ mibiegriim, uubfugiam; 
 hiirtunrtig, ff(t, eutftftlpfTeii. b) ber Grlji^liiMfi 
 qewibmet. At an - honr,iaeiiifreThoimig5. 
 (limb?. rp(}"e ^fnlnbe, pi'niiifeip«. 
 
 Unbeneficed, unbenncfiHt. adj. 
 
 Unlienefitted,(iuben'net1tled.aiO'. 
 uiibpiiilmligt. 
 
 Unbenetted, unbenli'ted, adj. 
 Mirf)t perflricff, uirfjt beilrirft. 
 
 Unbeirevolent, unbenev'volent. 
 adj. uniiurig, (jiirrhi-riig. 
 
 Unbenigllted, unbenite'ld. adj. 
 uifftr imiitndjrfc, iiiiperbuufelt, p()iic >Ji.iif)c. 
 
 Unltenign, iiiiben{ne',a<(/. uiiiturig. 
 
 Unbent, unbent', adj. 1. T nbgeiVoiiul 
 CPpgcii K.) (.au<t) i). 2. beii SSpgen ui4>t ge« 
 iVAiiut f)nbeitb. 
 
 Unbent by woes, or with woes, ppn 
 Seibeu uid)t gebeitgr. Let thy tlioughts be 
 -, (Ireiige beine (iJebrtufen ni<t)t an. 
 
 Uubenum, unbenum', V. a. f nuj 
 ber ©rilarriing briugeu, eru'nruieu, rtiif. 
 t^niif n , 6nl)en. [ndj. nirfjt pfrmiid)t. 
 
 Unbeqiieatlied, iinbekweTHd', 
 
 Uubeseeining-,unbcseeiu iiig.a></. 
 uub : 
 
 Unbeiieemingly, unbeseem'- 
 ingle, ade. uiird)icflid) , iiMnufliiubig. 
 
 Unbeseeiningne.ss, linb^seem'- 
 ingncs, «. bie llnrd)idlid)f(it, llnniiilmis 
 bigffit. [d)eii , lui^ji.ifu. 
 
 UnbeKOt, ilnliesot'. V. a. tii'iqct lUi1> 
 
 UnberiBMgltt, unbc»iiwt', adj. uiK 
 erfiidjt, iMigcbf ten. 
 
 Unbespoken, unblspi'kn, adj. 
 unbtddlt; nid)t ucr.ibrcbet. 
 
 Unbestarred, unbestlrrd', adj. 
 nid)r bcfternt, unbiiliTut. 
 
 UnbestO^ved, unb^stAde' , nd;. 
 nid)t pfrgcben, unuergrbcii, nid)t perljnubclt, 
 ipprubtT niiin iiid)t prrfiigt Ijnt. 
 
 Unbetrayed, unbetrJide', adj. nid)t 
 pcrriui)i'ii , uiiperrothfii. 
 
 Unbetrutlied, unb^troTlId', adj. 
 uiii'frli'bt , uiu'friVnn'fii'n. 
 
 UnlM't^Vniled, unbewJild', adj. uiu 
 befliinr, uubciiieiut. [(nubrni. 
 
 Unbewitcil, unbew'tsh'. II. a. eiu: 
 
 Unbias, I'mblas, v. a. tiwd S3i'riir< 
 t()ril5 pp. bor 25oruril)iife cutlcbigeii, unyiits 
 reiii'di lundicu. 
 
 Unbiased, unbl'Sst, adj. frri ppii 
 9SpnirK)cifen , uprurtfjeir-jfrei , iineiiigeMPiii! 
 men , utipnrreiifd) , uiibffnngen. 
 
 Unbiaseilly, unliiastle. adv. VPT: 
 tirthfil^trei , iiiibftiiinifii , iiiipnrreiifd). 
 
 Unbiasedness, unbiastnes, t. 
 bie lliib'rhingeuljfit. 
 
 Unbid, unbid', > ndj. 1. lIMi 
 
 Unbidden, unbid'dn,5 gcberen 2 
 
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 Hiiac^cifjen, un6rfDf}len. 3. unfle^eigfti, fret« 
 JDiflig, I'cn felbtl. 
 
 Unbi^Oti^d, unbJg'uted, adj. n\A)t 
 flberfllrtiil'ifd); iiiiucrblcntct, d(;hc bliiiDe 2lii; 
 |)nmiirt)ffit. 
 
 tliibiiiil, unbind', v. a. (o^biiiCien, 
 (lllfbitl^l•^ , nbbiiiteii; entbiiibeii, Ibfcii. 
 
 Uiibis'liop, uiibisli'up, V- a. t)i'r %i> 
 |({)rffU'ihft bcriuibfii, cntfe^en. 
 
 Uiibit, unbit', adj. iinge6i(Tcti. 
 
 Ullbit, V. a. I. [*H?ar.] to - the cable. 
 ba6 'Jiiifcrtau i>i>ii ter 93ntiiig ndjinen. 2. nl)> 
 jmimcii. [jtil;iiit, jiiflcHofi. 
 
 U II bitted, 1. nfifleiaiimt. 2. i uiige. 
 
 Unblamable, unbla'mabl, adj. 
 iintiit'eliG , iintnbel()nft, iinflrafliift, uni'djul; 
 big. — odi). Unb la'mably , uiitiibelig ic. 
 
 Unblaiuableness, unbii'mabl- 
 nes, s. Me InDcliofigfeit , llntnt)clf)aftiofcit, 
 lliiar(ifn(f)feit [frfjoUcn, taDcllo^. 
 
 Unblained, unblaoid', adj. iiiibe: 
 
 UublttSted, uublast'ed, adj. nil- 
 licrivclft. [iiii9e6lcic<)t, rol). 
 
 Uubleaclied , unble^tsUt', adj- 
 
 I'llbleedillg-, unbleed'ng, adj. 
 nitl't tiiireii!). 
 
 Uiibleinisliable) unbleiu''«liabl. 
 adj. I'iin'r ®cf)iiinl)iingeM crhnben. 
 
 Ullbleini^ilied, unblem'isht, adj. 
 1. iiiibtpecfr, iiiigi'fd)aiibet, iinbc)'d)inipft, iin= 
 beiclunrfii. 2. iiid)t iieniiiflnltet, nid)t ewtfltUt. 
 
 Uiiblencbed, unblluslit', adj. mi; 
 CcrMiiifelt, un&rflcrft. 
 
 Inbleucliing', unbllnsh'ing. adj. 
 iiicf)t luMi eiiu'r i&([<i)i iiw ttubtttt abifxin> 
 flcll^, ffft, flniiMjflft. 
 
 Unblended, unblind Id, aHj. uu-. 
 licniiciigt. iiiU'eriiiifcJ)t. 
 
 Unblest, unbllst', adi. 1. ungefcg: 
 net, terpudjt, iiiifieirio, uernic^t. 2. mis 
 flU'icflicft. [gctriibt, imgtfliirt. 
 
 Unbli^llted, unblited, adj. mi: 
 
 Unblind, unblind', t'. a. 1. |e[)nii) 
 ninclii'ii. 2. 1 fr(ciid)teii, niiffloreii. 
 
 Unblooded, unbluded, adj. nid;t 
 niit ibliit bcfTccfr. 
 
 Unbloody, unblud^, adj. 1. tin> 
 bliitlg. 2. i nidit bliitti'irilig, iiid)t griuii'aiu. 
 
 UnblosSOndng-, unblOK'suming. 
 adj. iitdjr I'li'iljeub. [fli'cft, mibcriiDclt. 
 
 Unhlotted, unblot'led, adj. mxbi-. 
 
 Uublo^vn, unblnue', adj. 1. liliailf: 
 flfbiiiljt. 2. iinnii^gi'iofdjt. 3. iiid)t niigibla= 
 fen; itid)t niifgeb(ii|Vii. Iflbgefliimpft. 
 
 Unbllinted, unblunt'ed. (tdj. iild)t 
 
 UnllillsllillSf, iiiibluNb'iiig, adj. 
 nid)r crrorhi'iih, i'd)iimlOp. — Unblusli'- 
 ingly. adv. rd)iiiimi«, nut ciiie I'djaiiilore 
 SUi'iie. [riilmirctig , befdjeiticii. 
 
 Unboastful, iinbost'tul. ndj. iiid)t 
 
 Unbodied, unbod'jd. adj. l.fbxpa: 
 io«. eiirfbnn-rt. 2. iiiifi'in'«lid). 
 
 Unboiled, unbuild', adj. titigefed)t, 
 ungefptren. 
 
 Unbolt, unbolt', V. a. I. aufriegfln, 
 fiitriegelii, bjfiieii. 2. i erflnren. 
 
 Uubf>lted, unbolted. a(</. 1. unrcr: 
 tlegelt, offen. 2. 19Kuf)l.) migebenten, gri^b 
 (lunii '9)tehlc). 3. i iiiigerd)liifcn, Drrb. 
 
 Unbone, unbone', V. a. aiubeiiien, 
 entbeiiieii. 
 
 Unboned, aufficbciiit, bcinloj. 
 
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 Uubonnefed, ^nbon'nltld. adj. 
 
 1. friiie'i?iippe ce. feiiieii Sput l)a&en6, cl)iie 
 ^u^e, diiie jinppe, rfjiie iput, uiibcbcrfr, 
 banrl)inipr. 2. t iiiun'rlu'lilcn. Shak. 
 
 Unbof»ked, unbuukt', adj. f mige: 
 ei;rt, iiiia'ijTeiiD. Shak. 
 
 Unbooki.sit, inibuuk Ish, adj. 1. 
 fciiie 9ieiguug jii 53uii)cvii Ijnbciib, feineii 
 Senfti'ig bi-fi^eiiP. 2. iiiibtlcfeii, iiiigclt(;rt. 
 
 UnbOOted, unbuut'ed, adj. lllige: 
 lliet'dt. 
 
 Unborder, tinbord'ur, 17. a. vom 
 ©niinic Itn'cii, abtreniifii, nbtlrcifeu. 
 
 Unbored, unbord', adj. iingcbti[;rt. 
 
 Unborn, uu'born, unborn', adj. uiu 
 geboreii. 
 
 Unborroived, unbor'r6de, adj. 
 I. nidjr grborgt. 2. l iiiierbDrgt, nct)t, cigeii. 
 
 Unbosom, linbuo'zum, v. a. ifjnew, 
 tntiedtn; (OcIjcimiiifTe) nnucrtrniieii. 
 
 To unbosom one's self to a friend, ei> 
 nciii Jreiintc fein .^erj aiiffdriittcii. 
 
 UnbOttomed, unboitumd, adj. 
 botienlDf , griiiiMo*. 
 
 To be thus unbottoraed of ourselves 
 etc., iini fo iiid)t nuf m6 felb(l ju uerlnffeiuc. 
 
 UnbOUg^llt, ujibawt', adj. 1. Ilid>t 
 getnuft, migefntift. 2. feiiieii itnufer f)abeiib, 
 ofjiic iiniifer. 
 
 Unbound, unbound', adj. I. toiQC: 
 biiiiPeii, lo6. 2. migcbiinDen, iiiieiiigebmi&cn. 
 3. iiid)t gcbiintfii (Piird) ciiieii SSertrng). 
 
 Unbounded, iinbrninded, adj. 1. 
 tin6egreu}t, mieiiblid). 2. f mibrgreiiit, iiii: 
 befd)rnnft; fd)rniifeii!o«, ^rigrKL^a. 
 
 Uuboundediy,unbound'ldle.a({u 
 
 1. mibegrenjj. 2. i iinbi-greiijt, mibefdjrniift. 
 UnboundedneJ«.<«, unb^unded- 
 
 nes, «. 1. bie Uiibegren.jtljeit, Uncnblirfjfeit. 
 
 2. f Me Uiibcgrcii.jffjeit; Siigelliifigfcit. 
 Unbounteous , unboun'tsheus, 
 
 adj. ungi'itig, nid)t freigebig. 
 
 Unbo^v, linbou', V. a. nbrpAiiiien. 
 
 To u n b o w one's resolution, feineil S'llt: 
 fdjiiig niiffli'beii. 
 
 Unbo^ved, unboiid', adj. ni<i)t Qt. 
 bcgeii, iiiigifnimuit, migebeiigt. 
 
 Unbo^ved,. unbode', atlj. niit)t ge. 
 luiMbt , iiiigni'Dlbt. 
 
 Unbo^vel, unbnull, V. a. I. aiM: 
 luciPcn. 2. 1 (iii^riiiiinterrfRon. 
 
 Unbox, iiniinks', v. a. nu6 brr S<i)<\<if: 
 fi'l, 33iid)iV :c. nihiiieii, IjiTiUifiiehtucii. 
 
 Unboy, nnbi.e . i>. a. t (}ii triil)) tn 
 SurtMniilu' I'liriitljiii, fi'ir iTflinhrig erflnren. 
 
 Unbrace, unbia.se', v. u. lormndjeii, 
 liifen; nt'iVniiiieit; niifbiuDeii, nufrd)niireii, 
 niirrd)iinnen, niiffiiopffii; (cine Iremmcl; 
 6nnipf«». 
 
 Unbraced, niifgef nH>fr, cntgilrtet.SiiAK. 
 
 Unliraid, unbiade'. V. a. niif|}ed)tcn. 
 
 Un braided, llligiprdjten , Qlatt (I'OII 
 2Bnaren) 
 
 Unbranclied , unbranshd', adj. 
 md)t in Siwi'igi" I'f i^r •iUili: fletl;eiir, u\d)t vet' 
 nilet. 
 
 Unbrancllilig°, unbransb'fng. adj. 
 fid) nidu in 3i^'i'i!lf I't'fr ^liffe nii^brcittnb. 
 
 Unbrea.«iit, unbiiht', r. a. nnfDccfen, 
 blog li-geii itiixi ioiTj). 
 
 Unhreatlied, unbreTHd'. adj. 
 unnbflirid^rer, iingci'ibt. Shak. 
 
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 Unbreailling^, unbre'THing, adj 
 
 ntfiemlyij, iinbcfcclt. 
 
 Unbred, unbred', adj. 1. unerjugen; 
 ni(f)t mutrriittit, (to) iiid)t funtig (be* 
 ©pinnens zc). 2. migejpgen, ungebilDti; un< 
 inniiicrli(ft. 
 
 Unbreeclied, unbr'tslit', adj. l. 
 l)0|'enlo^, iil)Mc ipiifen, feinc ipofen l;nbenb. 
 2. feine '©d)n)nnjfd)rnube l)nbenb, oljnt 
 Sd)ronnifd)ranbe (l>i)ii 0Seu'fl)reiu. 
 
 Uubre^%'ed, unbrood', adj. mweu 
 iui|-d)t, rein, nd)t. liinbe|led)ii(t). 
 
 Unbribable, unbribabl, adj. f 
 
 Unbribed, unbribd', adj. unbeflo* 
 cf>en , nid)r befli^djcn. 
 
 Unbridle, unbri'dl. v. a. nbjnumen. 
 
 Unbridled, unbiidld, adj. i. un> 
 gejmimt, nbgp.iniimt. 2.iiingcjnl)mt, jilgfllp^, 
 
 Unbridledness, unbri'didues, «. 
 bie 3i'igeilofigfeit. 
 
 Unbroke, unbroke', ) adj. I. 
 
 Unbroken, unbiokn, \ unjerbru* 
 d)en, nid)t jcrbrodjen, gnni. 2. i a) unge» 
 bri)d)en, nid)t gebrodjen, nidjt perle^t (pinii 
 grieben 20. b) nic^t gcfdjiundjt (bnrd)« 9II» 
 ter ::.). c) ungejnfjmt, nidjt nbgeridjtet (v. 
 ■iJJferben 10; (to) nid)t nbgerid)fet (jn), be« 
 ^flingeS/ 5o(S)t&, ©nttcl^, (5)efd)irr« nid)t 
 geiupfint. [liibbe. 
 
 Preserve your vows — , l)nUe beine &ct 
 Unbro<Iierlike,uiibruTH'urlike.> 
 
 Unbrotherly, unbiuJH'urle, ) 
 
 adj. mibn'ii'friid). 
 
 Unbruised, unbrouzd', adj. tinges 
 
 quetfd)t, uimerlf^t. [bfirflet. 
 
 Unbruslied, unbrusht', adj. iinget 
 Unbuckle, unbuk'kl, V. a. nuf: 
 
 fdjnnflen , lu^fc^unflen. 
 
 Unbuild, unb'ld', ) v, a. einreipeti, 
 Unbiltl, 5 jerfliJren. 
 
 Unbuilt, unbilt', ^ adj. ungebnut, 
 Unbilt , ^ ui)(^ nid)t gebnuf. 
 
 Unbungr, unbung'. o. a. nufiVtlnben. 
 
 Unburied, unber'rld, adj. Ullbtt 
 grnben, unbecrPigt, nnbeflnttct. 
 
 Unburned, unbumd', (adj. l.iin> 
 
 Unburnt, uuburnt', 5 gebrnniit, 
 2. iinuerbrnnnt. [breiincnb. 
 
 Unburnin^, unbum'ing, adj. nidjt 
 
 Unburtlien, uuburTHen, ( V. a. 
 
 Unburden, unbiir'dn, ^'-C"'' 
 bilrben, entlaben, cnriebigen. 2. t erijffnen, 
 niuiertriuien. Shak. 
 
 l^nbury, unber'ie, i'. a. iiiifgmben, 
 niiSgriibcn. |rd)iifiigr, gefdjiiftlo^ , niUBig. 
 
 Unliusied, liniiiiL'zid, adj. unt>e: 
 
 Unbutton , iinbrittn , i^. a. niif< 
 fnopfon. [^nflge, ^erfer befreien. 
 
 Uncag°e, uukaje'. V. a- ai\S einrui 
 
 Uncaged, bt'iii fti'rfi'r enrfiffen, befreir. 
 
 Uncalcilied, unkalsind, adj. mi: 
 fnljinirt, nid)r oerfnlfr. 
 
 Uncalrulated,unkarkijlited,a<(/. 
 mibered)iu'r, iniiiii?gpred)net. 
 
 Uncalnilatiny^, unkarkuiAtiug, 
 adj. iiid)r t'ln-dnicnb, iird)r red)neiib. 
 
 UncHllefi,uiikawid', aiiy. migeriifen. 
 
 Uncalled for, ni(f)t perlniigt, ni<bt go 
 forbert, nid>r brgrhrt. [gen, fiiiren. 
 
 Uiiralm, unkani', V. a. f beiinrul)!: 
 
 Ultcaluilllliated, unkalum'niA- 
 ted, adj. iiupi'rlnuniDct, iingeiV^nitihc. 
 
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 Uncanceled, unkaa'Biid,a(l/. nic^t 
 fciird)|lrid'fn, iiiitiiribifricften; iiiiniifgehoben. 
 
 Vncaudid, unkandid. adj. uiXXtb: 
 .id), ntdjt bic^tr, iiidjt nufricfjtig, nidjt uiv 
 piirtfiifi-t) , partciifrf). 
 
 Uncanny, (Oertt.] dangerous. 
 
 Uncanonical, unkaiionekal. adj. 
 unfiiiipiiird). [kaliies. *. ens llnfiiniMiii'cfje. 
 
 Uncanonicalness, unkanon'e- 
 
 Uncan«>pied, unkan'opid , adj. 
 of)iie Srcfe, p!)iie Dl'^(1rf). 
 
 UncanvaKSed, unkan'vast, adj. 
 un([t\>Tuii . iiiifrortert. 
 
 Uncap, uiikap', V. a. tint Jtnppe D^. 
 ©frft I'Pti If. mfoMfljnifn , offnen. 
 
 Uncapable , unka'pabi, adj. (. 
 Incapable. [nilS 6em SSoiif trfibeil 
 
 Uncape, inikApe', v. a (einen i5ii(()« 
 
 Uucaptivatedjiinkap' Invited. ar/j 
 nirtjr eiiiflnuMiimfti. [iindjinrt'iflt. 
 
 Uncared, unklrd', adj. — for, I'tr; 
 
 It wax unrared for, mnii \)aUt ti I)ii1)[ 
 Offorot. ti I'frnocWniTint. |fJfifd)lid) 
 
 E^ncarnate, unkarnat, adj. llii1)i 
 
 Uncarpt-ted, unkar'pited . adj. 
 tiidir iiiit fiiiem tfppirtje belfgt, obntXeppid). 
 
 Uncase, unkite', V. a. 1. nil< Drill 
 griitternle vtrc Weljaiift nffjiurn; (nu« riiirr 
 itifto niifpatffn. 2. i a) (e-inrn) nu<jifhrn. 
 t) nbbniflrii, obj:d)fn, fdjinSen (tijiere), 
 (ihJirn) Pie i^niit abfTrciffii. 
 
 Uncantrated, unkSs'trited. adj. 
 ni<()t iierrct)iii(crit, n\(t)t rntmAnnt, »id)t Qt. 
 i]Kin>id)t. 
 
 iJncatecIiiited, unkSt'^klzd, adj. 
 ni(f)r fntrtftifirf . "ic!)t iiiitfrrid)tet. 
 
 Uncaug-lit, tiiikilwt'. ndj. nidit gt: 
 fan<\t\\, iiiinff'iiinfn, iitifrh(ifrt)t, frci. 
 
 Uncaused, unkiw^d', adj. unuer- 
 iiTuirf)r, Mtd)t i<fr,iiilii§t, nidjt bciuirft. 
 
 UncautiOllK, I'mkiw'slius, ad/. »n< 
 ftfhiirr.iiii, iim'rrfid)ti(i. 
 
 Unceasing-, unsl'i'ng. adj unniifi 
 hSrlid), nid)t niifl)&rfM6, forfivnhrniD, eivifl. 
 — ndr. Unce'asingly, unaiifl)c>rfi(t). 
 
 Uncelled, unseld'. adj. uiiflernftlf. 
 
 Uncelebrated, iinse4'ebriied.arf;. 
 linnefeitvt. lnict)t hiiiimlifd). 
 
 Uncelextial, unielestshal, adj. 
 
 Uncensurable, unsen'sburSbi. 
 adj. iiid)t tiiPfliifniiTfh. 
 
 Uncenivured, iinsen'«liArd, adj. 
 iiiKirt.iteir, uwbttritteit , iiiiflerunt- 
 
 Uncentrical, unsentrikal. adj. 
 ni(f)t im <JJiirrrlpiiiiftf frifiib . wm 'TOirtrl; 
 piinfte tiitfi'iiit. [adj iiirf»t trrriiipnun- 
 
 Uncereiiionial , unserliiioiieai. 
 
 Uncereinoiiioiiw, unxeiemo 
 nius. adj. iii(f)t I'irle Ilniflaiibe mad^ent), 
 fd)ii(f)t. 
 
 Uncertain, unxer'lin. adj. I. lin< 
 
 (Jfiwig, ju'fifeil)iii'r. 7. iiii)iii'rrlrtri'in, I'frniK 
 
 berllrf), iinbfflnntig. 3. (of) (finer €acf)e> 
 
 n-tb* fleivig (fftiini^ iiid)t griuig luifTeiib, iii(f)t 
 
 firt)fr Griun* jii befi^rii). 4. iiiiijeivig (iiid)t 
 
 p«*'e iiidjt jeiinii). 5. iiiibcfliiiiiiit. 
 
 4. Or wbislling slings disniitit'd the n ii 
 
 certain stone. Gav. 
 
 Soon bent lii» bow, uncertain in liifi 
 
 aim. Drydek 
 
 Uncertain weather. ttiibeflaiiBiflf* 
 
 IBftffr. An - home, riti iiiiflnie« ^fcrf. 
 
 £ngl. ■ ieutteh Wnrterbiteh- I 
 
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 To make -, in Ungtiuig^eit cerfe^en. - 
 debts. iiiiiirt)ere @ct)ul6cn. 
 
 Uncertained^ unser't'nd, adj. t 
 iiMflfiuiiJ grnii^cl)!. 
 
 Uncertainly, un«cr'iM>ie, adv. 
 iiiineii'i6; iiiMiU'crl(ii|lg. 
 
 Uncertainty, unslr'iinie, a. I. 
 bit Unjeiuigfjeit, a) (3i»>eifell)afrigfcit). b) 
 iAi lliiilfiuiffe (erro«» Ungeivif>i«j. 1. bu' 
 llniiii'iTinri'iijfeit. 
 
 Uncessant, unsls'sant. adj. ( 
 
 l^ncesnniltly, iiii<ies'saiitle. arfiv^ 
 linnilfhorlid} ; r.In cessan i,lii c e «Haii 1 1 y. 
 
 Unciiain, untshine', v. a. lu^retten, 
 entffiTfin. 
 
 Uncliane'eabIe,untshAn'jabi.fi(i/. 
 iinpcrniiPerlicf). — adv. Unchangeably, 
 anveriinberlid). 
 
 Unchang-eableneKS, uni*hin'- 
 jablnes. *. tie Uiu'friiiiDerIi(l)feit. 
 
 Uucliang-ed, dnt.sl>anjd', adj. I. 
 iiiiprtnnDert ; iiiu'eriuec^felt. 1. iiiu'fraiibetlid). 
 
 Uncitanmringr, untxhan jiug, adj. 
 lid) iii(1)t nnetTiifi , bieibeiib. 
 
 Uncitaracteristic , uuklrakte 
 lU Ilk. adj. iiii1)t fiiriifterijln'ct). 
 
 Uncliarg-e, uutithaije', ■>. a. t lo£> 
 rpred)rii (finijfrei niiK^en, eiiie '^iiiflaot )ii; 
 rri(fiifl)tncn). 
 
 Uncliarg-ed, untkhaijd', adj. 1. 
 unbfliiben. 2. nid)t nngrgriffeu. Shar. 
 
 Uncharitable,uiitshar^iabl, u(0'. 
 (ieblo«, l)(irti;frjig. — ade. Uuchar'itably, 
 iiebli>< K. 
 
 UncliarltablenesM , untshare- 
 tablnes. «. fie liu'bU'figfeit , i^ntftjerjigfeit. 
 
 Uncliarin^ limsharur, V. a. eilt- 
 .)auberii. 
 
 Uncliarniinff, uni.<liariii'ing, adj. 
 eittiniibrriib, iiid)[ Iniiger bejauberiib. 
 
 I'ncliary, untsiii'rA, adj. u»n<t)i: 
 I'nm, iiiibehiicr<itn. 
 
 Uncltafite,untihAste', adj. anttw'd), 
 lllljrid)ti<J. — adv. Unchaste'ly, i\\\teu\(t), 
 iiiMnd^tig. 
 
 Uncliasteness, ujiiKhLiie'nes, ( 
 
 UncliaMtity, uiit.sha<'iiie, ^ 
 
 t. bie lliireiir4(}rit . Uii}iirt)t. 
 
 UncliaNtlMnble, unlsha^tizc abl. 
 adj. iiic^r beilrnfc Pber ge,iuc1)tigt luerbeii 
 foinieiib. [iiiigeirrofr. 2. iiiigerd)t'ii[. 
 
 UncliaMtisefl, uutKiiastud, nrf/. i. 
 
 Unclieciteil, unuhekl', adj. 1. nil! 
 iirl)i'iiiiiit , iiiinejiihiiic, ii!ige|li}i-r, iiiigcl;iii< 
 Derr. 'I. iiicbt ii'ipcnprodjeii. 
 
 Unclieerful , uuisheerful, adj 
 llifiirgnVMaiji-ii , iiiiliiiliii. 
 
 Unclit^erruliiess, uni^he^i'iui- 
 iie-< , .t. tie 'TiSi'PcrijrKbliiijcnljeit , Uiiliiil. 
 
 Unclieery, unislieer'i, adj. tuiler, 
 traiirtt]. Ifniit. 
 
 UncllC^^f'ed, unttliude'. adj. lilige; 
 
 Uncililfl, liniiiliild'. V. a. f I. fill 
 berlos niiid)fii. 2. tti 3i.inicii4 imb ber Qi. 
 geiircftiifr eiiiro Jviiiffa iiiiiuurDig iiiiidjeii. 
 
 Unciiristened, uukiivsiid, adj. 
 
 l|lig;Tillltt. 
 
 Uncliristian, uiikrix'tKhan, p. a. 
 I. nis lliKtjriilen bel}iinbeln. 2. juiii Uiic^rii 
 jlcn iiMrtieu. 
 
 Uncliri.<(tian, ad,i. I. iind)ri|1[id). 
 1. nid)j d)ri|lii(t) ciiiibefetjrt, l)fiDMi|'d)). 
 
 UNC 
 
 Uncliristianize, unkr'tt'yunhe, 
 
 V. a. jiiiii ?yiid)td)ri|1en mn<i)tn, oom d)rifl« 
 lid)eit (Sfniibeii nbmenbcn. 
 
 Uncliristiauly , unkr'st'tshanli, 
 
 adj. u. adv. Iincftri|'lll(ft. 
 
 Unciiri.stianness, unkr's'tshan- 
 iies. ». i<\6 lliid)inrtli£6e, bie lljic<)ri|llid)reit. 
 
 Uncilurcil, untshurtsh', ». a. ailS 
 in ^irrf)e ilogen , upii bee c^ritl(id)en Oie. 
 iiitiiie nii^iloeen, in ben fiirdjenbann tl)iin. 
 
 Unclmrcitedy untshunshd'. adj 
 fie il)ren itirct)gnng nid^t Qnt^alun \)at; f. 
 Church. [f. Ou nee. 
 
 Uncia, un'sha. (Jnt. 533.) s. bie lliiie; 
 
 Uncial, un'shal, adj. bit tlnjtiiLbud)' 
 )JiiJt»en bcrrcffciib. 
 
 Uncial letters, UnitnIbMd)fl*i6«n. 
 
 Uncial, t. ber Ilnjial6iii1)i'tnbe. 
 
 Uncinate, un's^iiate, (l(U.) adj. 
 [SSt>t.] l)rtfeiifDrniig gefn'imiut. 
 
 Uncircular, unser k.ulur, adj 
 iiid)t freifformig. 
 
 UikCircuinciiied, uiiser'kumsizd, 
 adj. (3iibriirl).] imbefrfinitren. 
 
 Uucircuincision, unslrkum 
 s'zh'un. ». Oiifcntf).] bie ^3iicf)rbc|'if)iieibiiiiG, 
 lliibeutnittenljeit. 
 
 Uncircuinscribed , nnsli kum- 
 likrJbd', adj. iiiibeflreii)t, uiieinije|'rf)riiiift. 
 
 UncirCUIIISpect , unserkuui- 
 Kpekt, adj. uiiPDrrt(f)tig . iinbef)iitrniH , un« 
 ad)tfain. — adv. Uncir'cuni(pectly, 
 inu'orfid)tig jc. 
 
 Uncircuiiistantial, unserkum- 
 »taii'»hal, adj. f iiiiiv'id)tig, Uiietljeblid). 
 
 Uncivil, unslv'ii, adj. iiiiipfiid), iin> 
 nrtig ('Jjerfpn, SJeirngen ic). 
 
 Uncivilization, un.siv^le/&'sliun, 
 *. bpr 3ii|1ii"b ber SOilbljeit ob. 3?ol)l)eit. 
 
 Uncivilized, uiisivillzd, adj. l. 
 iii<ftt jipilifirt, uiiperfeincrt, tot). 2. f iin« 
 gefittet, iiiiniiflaiibig. [iinarrig. 
 
 Uncivilly, un.slv'ili, adv. iiul;ii|li(1), 
 
 Unclad, iinklad.', adj. iiiibefleibet. 
 
 Unclaimed, unkliluid', adi. nid)t 
 <iiigefprod)fii, iii(1)f flfforbett. 
 
 Unclarified, unklar'eflde , adj. 
 iingefinrt, iiiKiriaiitert. 
 
 Unclasp, uiikla.sp', V. a. ip^f^nfen, 
 nnfl)(ifiMi , <iiifl)iifri'Iu. 
 
 Uncla.<iNic, unklas'sik, ) , 
 
 Uuclassical, unklassikll, 5 
 md)i fliiiTifd). 
 
 Uncle, ung'kl, (fr. onde; p. iat 
 avuiiciiliis) ». frr £)f)eiui, Onfel. 
 
 Unclean, unklene', adj. 1. f un< 
 rein, uuraiiber, iiureiiilic^, fd)mii^ig. 2. t 
 a) iiivrein ((J)ei|1 xc.); [Onbentfj.] unrein (p. 
 Ifjiereiu. b; iinfeiifc^. [jige 9{eben. 
 
 Unclean discnnrses, iinfeu|'d)e, rc^inu)> 
 
 Uncleanable, unkleneabl, adj. 
 i\'iJt)f gereiiiigt lucrben f&iinenb. 
 
 Uucleauliuess, uuklen'lines, t. 
 bie Uiireiiilid)feit. 
 
 Uncleanly, unklln'll, adj. u. ad». 
 I. iinreinlid). 2. t iiiiflathig, iiiireiird). 
 
 UncleanneSS, uiiklenene^, t. 1. 
 I bie Uiireiiiigfeit, Uniniibcrfeit. 2. i a) f. 
 bie Uiireinigfeit. b) bie lliifeindjfjeit. 
 
 House)! of u n c I e a II n e s », $iireitf)mirer 
 
 UncleaiiKed, unklemd', a4/. MR 
 gefiitibert, ungepiitjc. 
 
 65 
 
1026 File, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, flo. N6, in6ve, Ii6r, got, dil, ciMd. Ttibe, tiSb, ffill. thin, THlii. 
 
 UNO 
 
 Uncleared^ unkUrd', adf. un(t6: 
 gefd)Iiiifen , iiiinb<)finnrf)t. 
 
 lliicleft, uiikleft', adj. uitflefpntten- 
 UncleWf unklu'. V. a. f. Undo. 
 Vncliiiclif uiiklinsh', V. a. C bie 
 gniifl) Bffiien. [ff^nittcii. 
 
 Undipped, unkltpt', adj. untye> 
 Uuclog" , uiikiog', V. a. enrlaflen 
 (fciii ^erjic); ciitleMgcn; brfrcien. 
 
 Uncloister^ unklois'tur, V. a. I. 
 nii6 i>«m iviPiTer iicljmcn. 2. ± enrtinten, 
 eIUIc^i()Cll , btfreirii. 
 
 tJtICloistered, unklois'iilrd, adj. 
 iim'erfd)Ii^(Tf It , nicfjt ciiigefpfrrt. 
 
 Unclose, unkloze'. V. a. niifrd)fic> 
 grii , (ciiifii Xirie' ;c.) &ffiicM. 
 
 Unclosed, unkiozd', adj. I. nid)t 
 biircf) Sniiiif K. flftrennt ober nb(iffd)loiTtu, 
 ni(t)r flffrtilriKH , pfffii. 2. ntd)r bcrd)lo(7rn 
 niri)t offiiMflt. 3. liiuierWrpfieii, iiiu'erilfgelt. 
 Uncloflie, luikloTHe . r. o 1. cilt: 
 flticc'i »ui6,>ii'l)cii. 2. ± a) enrbl&Oeii. b) 
 (of > freimndiPti uhmd , mtHonfii (luiiu. 
 
 Unclotlied, laikloTHd'. adj. 1. t 
 
 eiitfl.ibiT; iiutcfiiibft. 2. 1 ciirbiBpt, unrfeiib 
 
 <iHin Su'pinf"). [ohiif Slcibimg. 
 
 Unclotliertly, u.ikloTHedle, adv. 
 
 Uncloild, iiiikl6ud', r. a. f li. i 
 
 tiuii'Pifi'ii , (iiaiii'flrii. 
 
 Uncl4»ucled, unkl^ud'ed, adj. f u. 
 t inifjfu>ii(ft, fiitmiMft, hfirer. 
 
 UncloudedneKS, unkloud'Idnes. 
 ». 1. bie llii'TiuBlftlitit, ^eittthit. i. 1 bie 
 ififitfrfcit (f(^ 9(ii(]f« ic.i. 
 
 Unclf>lldy, unkloud'e, adj. IVDifen' 
 Icf, fjeitcr (aiid) 1). 
 
 Uncloyed, unkloid', adj. un6e> 
 frf)iufrf, nirtn iltrvft'iflt. 
 
 Unclittcli, uiiklutkh', V. a. I. (bie 
 
 ^anb) tffitrii, nufmn(i)rn. 2. nii« ben Jtlfliien 
 
 teigen, Iiiefmnni. [very little. 
 
 Unco, ( Ocrtf.] uncouth. - little, 
 
 Uncoagrulable , uukoaguiabl , 
 
 adj. nit^r ncriiuibnr, uii(ifriiiii6nr. 
 
 Uncoag-ulated, unkoag'uliitid, 
 adj. iii(()t gcnniii«n. 
 
 Uucoated, unko'tld. adj. 1. un» 
 bfbfrfr, mu'iberiogcii. 2. itiigeljmitet. 
 
 Uncock, unkok', v. a. I. in bie 
 9<ii[)e (Iffleii ibiii Spi.\t)n eiiier ^lintc). 2. flb» 
 fr<iti!Urn (cincii fisiit). 
 
 Uncocked, unkokt'. adj. nic^t gf> 
 frfM'bcrr, iiirf>r (iiiigi'Wi'bi'vt. nirt)t in ®d)o6er 
 flffri3t (11. 5?i-ii). 
 
 Uncoif , iiiikwoif. I), a. cutl)nii6eii, 
 finer ^aiifrc biTniibcn , einer ^i-nun bie 
 .^niibe rb. Wnije nbiifhinen, nbreigen. 
 
 UnCOifed, unkw^ifd', adj. imbts 
 
 f)nn&t. [ivicfi'fn, nii6 einnnber iDicfcln. 
 
 Uncoil, iinkolr. V. a. nbmicfem, niif> 
 
 Uncoined, unko'nd'. adj. I. iinge: 
 
 nunut, iingcprngt- 2. i inoljr, rein. Shak. 
 
 UuC<»iiected, unkollekt'ld, adj. 
 
 1. nid)t cingfjugen, iiiifiiigciPgcn , nld)t ein> 
 
 PfflTirt , nid)t eingcrriebfn. 2. nngrriimnieir; 
 
 (biiljcr 1) nid)t gef.immclt, nid)t gffii#t. 3. 
 
 nidit I'trfiininiclt. 
 
 UnCOlleC<ib1e,unkoiiekt'el>I.<zrf;. 
 
 nidit eiiijiijie^en, nid)t einjiirrribcn , nid)t! 
 
 lingfjcgrn ob. ciiigrtrii'bfn iverben fijnneub. > 
 
 UnCOl«>red, unkullurd, adj. 1. 1 
 
 uuflcfarbt, (nrbrnio*. 2. i farblcfi (in bcr' 
 
 UNC 
 
 Sef(ftrei6ting nl(f)f ge^6en). [giifleii.SHAK 
 UnCoUed, unkolt'ed, adj. Dl)ue 
 Uncombed., unkomd', adj. unge; 
 
 fammt. 
 
 UnCOinbinablef tunkombinabl, 
 
 arf/. [(El^cin.j (left nid)t uerbinbcw lajTi-uo. 
 
 UnCOJnbined. unkoaibjud', adj. 
 [dhpni.] nid)t uerbunben, tiiifod). 
 
 Uncoineatabie 9 unkumatabl. 
 adj. iinjiindngiid), nnerreid)6ar. 
 
 Uncoineliness, uiikum'lenls. s. 
 ber 97?rtngel an ©djoiiljeit ob. «UiiniiiH) , bie 
 Un)ierlid)feir; lliinrtigfeit, UiituiiiaubigCcit, 
 ber llfbelilnnb. 
 
 Uncomely, unkumle. adj. iinjier- 
 lid), nid;c oiitniitljig; ungejiciuenb, iiuonig, 
 iin<iii)lniibig. 
 
 UncoiiifortabIe,uiikum'fuiiabi. 
 «((/. I. fcinen iroil gi'ivatirenb, iiniriiillid), 
 trPiKo^. 2. iiMbegiieiH, ungi'iiindXid), uiibe'j 
 linglid), iinnngeniijni , uiifrfremid). 3. iiu: 
 gfimirf)lid), un(;eiinlid). 4. IjiiiflP^, trnung. 
 
 Uncomfortable cliildreii, -J- b'i!\t, \x\\. 
 giTiUl)cne ^iiiber. 
 
 UncomfortabIeness,unkuni'- 
 furtabtne.s, «. I. fie Xro|llofi'Jfeit , llnrrufl: 
 lic^feit. 2. bie Uiibeqncnilidjfeit, Uiif>el)iig. 
 (irtjfcit, Ungenind)lid)feit, Uneti'reulidjfcit. 3. 
 bie Snlfu^figfeit. Iriiiirigfeit. 
 
 Uncomfortabiy.uiikuiii'furtable. 
 adv. 1. iintrpiliid). 2. tini>egiiein , iinbel;(ig: 
 lic^, unfrfceulid), uncrquirfltcl). 3. l;iiifio^, 
 trnnrig. 
 
 Unconimanded unkomnianded, 
 ndj. iinbefo(;lcn, iinbeorbert, iingel)ri0en; tin: 
 bffcliligt. [abl, adj. nid)t lobcn^iuert^. 
 
 Uncommendable.unkoninieiid- 
 
 Uncommended,unkouinieiid'ed, 
 adj iingi'riil)mt. 
 
 Uncommercial , unkommlr'- 
 shal, ad}, iiiifiiiifntaiinifd), nid)t fmiiincrAien. 
 
 Uucoinmiserated, uiikoinmu- 
 
 eiated. adj. iii(t}t beniitleibet, unbeinideibet, 
 
 iinbebfliicrt. [und, adj. nid)t bf|lrt(lt. 
 
 Uncominis8ioned,uiikoiiiiiii&li'- 
 
 Uncoinmitted,unk6ainiu'ted,a((/. 
 
 nid)r bignngen. 
 
 Uncommodious.uiikoiiim&'deus. 
 adj. -J- l'. Incommodious. 
 
 UnC4»mniOn , uiikoin'mun , adj 
 
 tnm'ivijhnlid) (filtcn). [iingi'ii'&ljnlid). 
 
 Uncnminoniy,unknni 'ill I'lnle. aWti 
 
 UnCOlllinOnneSS, unknni'iiHin 
 
 lies, *. ^il■ Uiu)iiutM;Hiid)feir, bne Uiig-.'iubljn 
 Iid)f (Me ©i-irriilirit). 
 
 UncommMnicabie-uiikoiiimu'- 
 
 iieUabl. aiij lUUlllttllfllbiir. 
 
 Uncominunicated,uiik6iiiniu'- 
 
 iieUaicd. ad}. nid)t iliitiiithcilt. 
 
 Uncommuiiicative.i'inkoiiiniu- 
 nekaiiv . ad}. nid)r niittl^eilenb , nid^t uni: 
 giinglid), iiprfAlrfTrn. 
 
 Uncompact, unkompakt'. ( 
 
 Uncompncted , unkonipakt'ed.^ 
 adj. nid)r bidir, ii'rfer. [tinbi'glcitet. 
 
 Uncompanied.uiikoiu 'pallid. ri((/. 
 
 Uncoiiipa.sKionate , unkom- 
 
 pasli'i'iiiJite. adj. \. 1 ii co iii passio ii ai e. 
 
 Uuc<»inpas.<(ioned,i'iiikntiipasli'- 
 
 uiid. adj. iiidjt bi'lltiricibft , linbcillltlribct. 
 
 Uncompeiiahie. uiikonipei'iai I. 
 adj. nid)t gejimmgen, bcjiuungen, erjiuungtii 
 
 UNC 
 
 merben fSimenb, unbejnjingritft , unbe^ioing* 
 
 &««• [nngejiuiinnen, iiiigenotfjigt. 
 
 UnCOmpelled, unkompelld', adj. 
 
 ^ Uncompensated, uiikoiii'peni.i 
 ted, «((;. iinbilohiit ; iiiiucrgiitet. 
 
 Uncomplaining , unkompia'- 
 iiing, adj. iiidjt fdigciib, fid) nid)t beidjises 
 rciib, Pl)iie ^etdiiuerbiii. 
 
 Uncoiiiplaisant,iiiikoiii'pie/.aiit. 
 adj. illigiTildig, lllU}iMlid). — a(fi). U ii c o ur 
 plfiisanily. uiKiefiidig, iiiil)0ftu1)- 
 
 Uncomplete, uiikomplele', adj. 
 f. Ill CO III pic le. [ iiiuvrdiiiSit. 
 
 Uncompleted, unkninplc le.l.x^O'. 
 
 UnC(»iiipl}illg:, liiikoiiipli iiig,a(<;. 
 iiirtu luiftiiiii bin. 
 
 UnCOmpOillided,u>ikniiipound'- 
 ed. adj. 1. niiDt iiiriiniineiigife^t , emfrtil). 
 I. eiiifad) (nid)r I'l'nuin-ren). 
 
 Unc(»iiipoiiiidedne!i8,uukoin- 
 pouiidediics. *. fie (i-iiitilrtUu'it. 
 
 Unrompreliensive , unkom- 
 pielieir.siv, udj. 1. iiid)r begnifenb, nid>t 
 f.iffenb. 2. nid)r oiel ilnuiiffeiib. 
 
 Uncompressed , uukomprlst', 
 adj. nid)tiiiriimmengeDriictt, uugejiuaMgr,iiu. 
 gepriBt. 
 
 Uncompromising- , unkom'- 
 prouiizing, •«((/. ludlt biird) ®d)ieb£rid)tet 
 fomproininireub; fid) utd)t aufSdjitberic^jtet 
 beriitenb. 
 
 Unconceivable, unkonse'vabl, 
 adj. -J- f. Inconceivable. . 
 
 Unconceivableness, unkon- 
 e'vabliie.i, «. f f. 1 n cone e i v ab I e ii eis. 
 
 UnCOnceived, linkoiLsevd', adj. 
 nic^t gcfn^t, nid)t begriffen, iini'erilrtiiben 
 
 Unconcern, uiikoii.'<eiii', «. bit 
 (iMeid)giiltigfeit, ©orglofigfeit, ber fiiUtfinn. 
 
 With great unconcern, giinj gleic(>» 
 giilrig, giinj gelnffen. 
 
 Unconcerned, unkoiLscmd', adj. 
 1. (niit about n. tor; bt^iu. at> gleid)gul(ig, 
 iMibefiimmerr. 2. (in; ni(^t betl)eiligt (6ei), 
 fein O'ltfr^fft l)abenb (bei). 
 
 He is u n con cer n e d about or for the 
 future, bie Sufnnft fiiinniert il;n nid)t. He 
 Is — at all accidents. STiditS riitjrt iljn. To 
 live -. fid) iiin 9rid)r« befiitmnern. He is — 
 in etc.. cr l)nt feia ^ntereffe bei zc, ift bti 
 :c. nid)t bcrheiligt. 
 
 Unconcernedly,iinkoiisern'odle, 
 <(r(i). iiifid)guiriii , fnln'iniiig, iiiibefinnniert. 
 
 Uncoiicernednes8,iiiikniixein'- 
 cdii-es, t. bu' (i)li'id)giilrigfeit, ber Kiiirfinn. 
 
 Unconcerililis;', unknusern'ing, 
 ndj. t ((riiuni nid)r rtngtl)iiibi gieid)giiuig, 
 fid) iMd)t befiimiucrnb. 
 
 Unconcernment, uiiknnsern'- 
 iiient. t. t bie Uiibffiiiigeiiljrit, (i)leid)gii|. 
 tigfeit. [adj. iiiiiien&ljnt. 
 
 Unconciliated, miknnsiryiled, 
 
 Uncoiiciliatiiiir.iiiikoii^ii'y^tiiig, 
 adj. iiid)t iieirol)nen& , iiid)t jiir 35iT|"ol)nijnfl 
 iccignet; nid)t geiuiiinenb, nid)t filr ficft tin» 
 iieiinienb. 
 
 Unconc Indent, unkonklu'rilnt.^ 
 JnfMtnclMdin;;-, unkoiikii'rdiiig.V 
 JnCOllcllH-iiive, linknnklu siv, ) 
 
 u 
 u 
 
 adj. ■[• nid)t biiiifig; iinenti(<)eicenbi f. In- 
 conclusive. 
 
 Unconcludiu^ness ) unkon- 
 
FMe, far, fall, fat. Mh, met. Fine, fin. NA, m6ve, n6r, ?oL 6?l, cl6Sd. Tiibe, tub. full. l/,in. THis. *] C'i7 
 
 UNC 
 
 klu'dmgnes, «. + iai Un6unbifle; llnenh 
 fd)fi^en^e■ 
 
 UnconcOCted, unkonkokt'ld,a<f;. 
 I. mu'rrCiiiit. 2. iinnciiiutiTt. 3. iiiirftf. 
 
 UnCOIldeilined.unkondliiid'.aff;. 
 nid)t I'trwcrfcii , r.icfjt ucrSaiimit, nid)t uff: 
 iirrhcilt, iiiii'eriuprfeti, imufrfcnmmt, unufr: 
 urrdfilt. [cij. I^Im)!'.] mu'erridjtbrtr. 
 
 irnrondeii«a1>le,inikondens'abi. 
 
 VnCOIldensed, unkonHenst'. arf/. 
 
 ['JSl'Ot'.] iiidit l'fr^tl1)tet. [adj iinticftiiiflt. 
 
 UllCOIlditiOIial, linkondisli'unal, 
 
 l.'ncoiidi(i«nally) unkondixli'- 
 uiiaie. adg. Illl6e^il^t. 
 
 Uncouducillg', unkondd'Mng.arf/. 
 (to) iii(f>t 6(iIragen^ (|ii}, (&nvn«> nirftt 
 tffpr^rrll6. (ni(t)t (jftettct. 
 
 Uncondlieted,iinknndwk'«d. arf/. 
 
 UllCMnressed, unkonfest', adj. 
 nirfjt brrniiiit, iiicfjr (iiijjrflniiteit, nit^t an: 
 frfnnut 
 
 UuCOnflnnble.unkonflne'abl.arf;. 
 1. t inibi'nrntit. Siiak. 2. mif'frrt)rfliifbnr. 
 
 UnCOIlfilied , unknnfjnd', adj. I. 
 unbeid^rnnft, nid)t tei"(t)rniirr. 2. iiutcfirrnjt, 
 gretiifi'li^'- (iinbffrfirniiff ; (irriiifttlp*. 
 
 YJnCOnflliedly.mikniifi'iiedle.flrfK. 
 
 UnCUItfirined, unknnlemid', adj. 
 1. unbeiliingt , iiiit)(rraftiot. 2. iiittr (ii)(]r> 
 ffgiirt, nid)t friifirmirt , iinfiMiprinirt. 3. 
 iii(f)t nelnrft, nid)r iiffrnftigt. 4. un6fiunn< 
 ftrrf. iMiflrubr. imrrfahrfii. Shah. 
 
 llnconrorin, unkoiifSmi', adj. t 
 (toi imolcirt), iMinhtilid) (ritirr Snrf»f). 
 
 Uiicoiirorinabl«, iinknnrSmi'- 
 |bl. nrfj. imiilfidjtoi'n'ifl; "o) "irf)f I'lbrrfiii- 
 (liniiiifiit> ' niit), iiid)t nit<ii-iiii'(yi'ii, uiinii: 
 jfiitffTeii, ^umi^fr (filler (£n(f)f). 
 
 UllCf»Illorined,i'iiikniif^rnid',a<f/. 
 i iinniiflrpngt, ini(ilrirt)fprmi(|. 
 
 UnCOufwritlif y , unkoiir^rni'^i j. 
 + Uiiconforni'ablrneis) t. Mf lltl> 
 fn\(\tm(^t\\tft'\t , ^cr TOrtiiflfl (111 lltbfreiin 
 QniiniiuKi. * 
 
 UllCOnruned, unknnfAzd', aAJ. I 
 uiu'trii'Prrrn, ^fufll<f). 2. ni(()t briirirjf, ni(f)t 
 betrfrtn, iiidif bttrpfffii. 
 
 IJnconrusedly , unkonfu'iedli 
 udv. iiiu'rru'i'rrrit, hpiititrf). 
 
 UllCOnfutable , unkonfu'labl, 
 adi. \\\\w\i(xU(\bnr. 
 
 IJncoiiK^ealaliln , unkonj^ll'Sbi, 
 adj. iiim-frifrOitr, iiii<ii"riiii:t<ir. 
 
 lJuCOII|(<*aled, unkonje^ld'. adj. 
 nirt>t (jftriTPii, nid)t grruniien, iinjjrfrorfti, 
 iinoffPiiiiru. 
 
 UllC«»nS'eilial, unknnji'neal. adj. 
 
 1. iiiiflloidjnrtifl, iiittt orrii'rtitpt. nifftt (ifiilr^. 
 l^^rtvn1l^t. 2. nirfjt iiariirlirf) , nirt)t M\(\t: 
 iiirjTni. [i'nr()rli(t) , iiirf't fhrI^llIl^#l1^'i6i(^. 
 
 t'llCttnJltS'al., iiiikon'Jii'al, adi. 
 
 I'licoii J iiiicfive.il II koiijiiiigkt'iv, 
 a<i'. t mdir I'lTbiiiihi'M U'rr^fn fonnfiib. 
 
 Ultronnerted, iiiiknnnekted. adi. 
 nidtr l^f^■^llll^rll, iiiu>frl>iiiiPeii; iiiiiiifnni: 
 mi'iihoiiOMiP. 
 
 Ulir4»nnivin|f, unknniii'ving, adj. 
 nidu Hiiffifirtirin. iiiiiiiiri<fidi!iii. 
 
 E'llC<>ll«|Uerable, unknng'kur- 
 *\)\.iuij. I. iiiif>riu'iii!)ltrf), miriOcniMnPlirt). 
 
 2. t linbpjivilinlirt) —adv. Uiicoii'quer- 
 <bly . uii^e)n)iii0li(f> tc 
 
 UNC 
 
 UnCOnquered,uiikong'kurd. adj 
 I. ni(f)t Ptobert, uiierobcrt, imbcfifat. 2. uii.- 
 libenutiiMitf). 
 
 UucouscientioilSfUnkonsheJo'- 
 
 slius, adj. iiiff)t (leiuiiTeiil)ilft. 
 
 Unconscionable, unkSn'tliun 
 
 abl, adj. I. iiirftr geiuiiyiMiluift , jjfiuif|eiiIo#. 2 
 iiiinfrf(f)t, itiitidig. 3. iiii&iflig (iibertrifbeii) 
 4. o imgi'^ciipr, crfitrcrflid). 
 
 2. You cannot be so unconiicionable 
 as lo expect this sacrifice on my part 
 
 Webster. 
 
 3. An uneonacionable request or <U 
 
 mand. Webster 
 
 1Tnconscionablenes!i,uiikoii' 
 
 shiiiiabliies, «. I. Me Uiigcii'iiTfiiljnftiflfert, 
 ©ftuiiTiiili'ftgfrit. 2. tit llnbifligfrit. 
 
 Unconscionably, unkon'sliun 
 able, ado. I. fleuMfTcMlP*. 2. iiiibifiifl. 
 
 Unconscious, unkdu'slius, adj 
 iiiibrivtigt ; (of) iiiiberiuiiit (mit), fi(() (eiticr 
 ©nAc) ni(f)t bnviigt. 
 
 U^ncftnsciouslj' , iSnkon'abuslc. 
 adv. iinboii'iigr, iiiimifft'iitlid). 
 
 Unconsciousness., unkon'slms- 
 nes. ». ttx 'JKiHiflrl iiii 3fii)ii§nViii. 
 
 Unconsecrate , unkon'sikrite , 
 ». a. t rntiunlifii, rittfjeiliiirn. 
 
 UnCOnSf^Crated unknn'stkrited. 
 adj. iin(jriufil)t , iineiii(]<iufif)f , iii({)t eiiijr 
 nifiht. iiMiiff)cili(it 
 
 Un<*onsented, uiikitnfient'ld. adj. 
 - to, ivpri'in iiinn iiiii)t (jeiyifligt ^iit, ttm 
 niftii Tiiitt bfiaftrotfii ifJ. 
 
 Unconsenting- , unknnsent iiig . 
 adj. iiitftt fiinvidiiin'iib . wi&il na&K\\(i>\(\. 
 
 Unconsidered, unknusidurd . 
 adj. iiMfrfPntftt, iinfibfrleflt. (iiiigftr&rtcr. 
 
 Unconsoied , unknnsAld'. adj 
 
 UllCOIlS<»lidafe<l , linkonKOl c 
 
 dAied. adj. iiirt>t bffiflifit ; ni*r iifrHdjerr. 
 
 UllCOnsoiin|[;r7 iinknnvo'ling. ,idj 
 nirfjt tri^ilriib, friiieii Irofl (ji'u>ol)rrii6. 
 
 l^nconsonant , iiiiknukonatu 
 
 (nilrt) U 11 CO n ' «o n o US) udj. -f liirtjr glfld). 
 laiirmP, iiiKirinnfS, iiiigcrdint. 
 
 Uliconsfant, unknu'stant, adj. nil 
 bffTnilfifl; f. Inconstant. 
 
 Uneonstant toy. eiiie iiiibebfiitfiibr 
 iiicfit ..inge lUiihrfiiPr .^Iriiiigfrit. Siiak. 
 
 UnCOns<itlltl«»nai,unknni>t^rii - 
 shuiial. adj. itcrinfflllig^il'irrig — adv. Un- 
 constitu'tioiially . i<rn'i:fTung^ivibrin , 
 niif riiif i'frfni7iiinifwiM''gi' ICriff. 
 
 Unconstitutionality, unkon- 
 cteti'ishriiial e e. *. fir 9Si-rfniTinigj|iiiPrigffir. 
 
 Unconstraiiiable, linkonsiii 
 nabl. adj uubfimiiigbar , iiid)r eiiigcjiumigr 
 ll>er^fll fiiinifiiP. 
 
 Unc(»nstrained , unknnstriud'. 
 adj. inigcjii'iingfii, iumiiiilo^. 
 
 Unconstrainedly, u»kniistrjl - 
 nedle. ado. iiiigfiii'iiiigeii, rhiic Siuiitig. 
 
 UnCOnstraint, rmkon.stranl'. t 
 MeIl!igciiwiii!<Kii()i'ir,3ii'iiii(iii'riiifrir,(5n'iI)fit. 
 
 Unconsnltiiit; uiii^niisuli'iiig.flirf/. 
 iiiu'ibfrlcgt, I'lhrrcilt, iiiunirMrtuig. 
 
 Unconsuiiied, iinkonsunid', adj 
 iliii'rrii'hrr ; iiiii'mniiilrt. 
 
 Unconsiiiiiniate, unk.nisuni'. 
 male. ndj. iiri>otltiiDi;i, iii(l)f I'odbrndjr, iiii: 
 vodfiMiiiiirii- 
 
 UNC 
 
 Unconteinned, unkontlmd', adj. 
 
 nirfit iHTiiittt't. 
 
 Uncontended,mikoiiten'ded.a(^. 
 uiieftlritteii. [ jlrirtfii luirB. 
 
 Uncon tended for, nioriiill lli(f)t ge« 
 
 UnCOntending' , unkontending, 
 adj. iii(f)t (IreiteiiS. 
 
 Uncontented, unkontent'ld, adj. 
 tiiibcirii'Mnt, uii}i:iriePeit. 
 
 Uncoutenting',unkontliit'ing,a({;. 
 iiiibefriePigfiit), uiijiiliinglirt). 
 
 Uncontenting-uess unkontent'- 
 ingiies. *. t brt« UiibifiieCigi'ii&c, bie llnjiu 
 (illigliitfiit. [adj. f. Incontestable. 
 
 Uncontestable, unkomesfabl, 
 
 Uncontested, unkonle.st'ed. adj. 
 I. iiiibfitritti'ii. 2. niig*nr(f)eiiilirf), pffeiiOnr. 
 
 Uncontradicted, iinkoii I radikt'- 
 ed, adj. bi'iii iiid)t iitiSfriprocfteii luirb. ■ 
 
 Unrontrite, dnkou'nite, adj. iin« 
 icrfiiirr(()r, iiiibiigiertig. 
 
 Uncontrived, unkonirivd', adj. 
 nid)r nii^nert'iiiien. [nicht nii^fiiineiib. 
 
 UnCOntriving-, unkontiivnig adj. 
 
 Uncontrollable, linkoiiir&ii'abl, 
 adj. I. tiii6il)crrf(!)bar; iiiiiuiber|W)li(() ; iiib 
 foiitrcflirbnr. 2. uiiiuiber(fglid>, uiiiDiBrtt 
 (cgb.ir, tiubeilreitbiir. 
 
 Uncontrollably.unkontrAll'abl^, 
 adv. I. iiiimitenlfl^lid). 2. iiiiiuiberleg(icf). 
 
 Uncontrolled, unkontrolld', adj. 
 I. iiirtjt fiMitroflirt; uneiiigcfrfjriinft, iiiibo 
 rdirniift; iii(f)t bef)errf<ftt; iiiigejiuungMi, uii« 
 iiiirtrworffn. 2. + iinroibcrtogt, iiiibeilritten. 
 
 Uucontrolledly , unkoniriSll'- 
 edle. adv. iiiil'crrt)rniift , uii>'iiigr|"(()rrtiift. 
 
 Uncontroverted,uiikoutr6vert'- 
 cd. adj. iiiibi'ilritrfii, iiiiiiiigrfi'dirEii. 
 
 Unconversable, unkonvcrs'abl, 
 
 adj. f. Inconversable. 
 
 Unconversant , unkoirvcrslnt, 
 adj. (Willi, in; iiirt)t iiertriiiir, uiibefniiiU 
 (aiiif). 
 
 Unconverted, unkonvlrt'ed, adj. 
 
 I. iiiibrfflirr. 2. iiiitr iirnuaiiCflt. 
 Unconvertible, unknnvJrt'^bl, 
 
 adj. iiid)t ornviiubilt lucrteii fbiiiu'iiD. 
 
 Lead is unconvertible into silver, 
 Sif! f<i;u iiid)r in Siibir ix'nuniibclt u'erbrn. 
 
 UnC<»UViCted, unkontikt'ed. udj. 
 iiiiiibfruiiiiVii. [iiiiui'iTjriKir, iiiiilberfiil;rt. 
 
 Uiiconvincefl, unkoiivlimd', udj. 
 
 Uncord, rinkojd', v. a. rtbbiiibeii, 
 loibuifteii , niiibmffii. 
 
 Uncore-prist, ungkore'-pr'st. (ft. 
 encore pretj *. [^{fdjtf fpr. J eiiie 2lrt Q-iiif 
 rcDe <\\\ei 55i'flagtfn ivt'iieii eiiuT I'crfiiflfiieii 
 
 II. iH'ii iljiii iiiiiH'jnl)lreii 2}tTr,1)ii'ibiiiig; lunin 
 iianilid) itx !5i'fliiiire uorbriiigt, cr ^nbc am 
 bftlimnitfii X(\{\t tc. bie ®d)iilb nbtrngeii 
 iiniflcii, nbfr 9iinimii? iiorgrriinbcii, Dem tt 
 t<\i Wfli' hiurc rill(uilI^lgfll foiiiieii. 
 
 l^iicork, riiikoik', » u. nitfmnd)e!i, 
 ^ell ^I'rfilopiVl, Sri'piVl, jRorfpfi'Ppf inie ic. 
 jifhrii pp. Ijfriiiifnfi.iiiii'M. 
 
 UnCOrtineted, unkoi'Anlied. adj. 
 f^llf fleillf .firiMIc; \. Coronet. 
 
 UnC<»rpulent, unkor'piileut. adj. 
 iiidir i"-irfiiilng. 
 
 Unc<*rrected, unkorrlkt ed, adj. 
 iiMbtrid)tiflt, iimMTl'i'iTfrr, fe Ijicrfj.ift ; ni(()l 
 gfbi'iTrrt, tingibiiTirr. 
 
 65* 
 
 L 
 
1028 * Fate, far, fAlI, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 61!, cl6tld. Tube, tAb, fdll. ih\n, THi«. 
 
 UNC 
 
 ■fneorrig'ible, unkor'rcjcbl. c4/. I 
 .Incorrigible. 
 
 tlncorriiptr unkorrupt'. adj. xm-. 
 
 ecrPfrbt; rein, uiii'erborbeii (u. ©ineii 10. 
 
 An 11 n corrupt judgment, eitt flefiinDe«, 
 nd)ti<ie^ Urtl)eil. 
 
 IJnCOrrupted, unkorrupt'ed, ad). 
 unl'cr^er6t; rein, iini'er&orbtJi (u.Sitteiuc). 
 
 UnfiOiTiipteduess, unkorrupi'- 
 Jdnes. *. tie lllnH•r^or(>eu()eir. 
 
 Uncorruptible, unkorrupt'eW. 
 xdj. ( Incorruptible. 
 
 UnCOrruptly, unk&rrupt'l^, ado. 
 unucttifrbt, uiii'erPprben. 
 
 UnCOrriiptueSS, unkorrupt'nes. 
 s. file llm"cr^l•rbtl)elt; f. In corru p tne«x. 
 
 Uncostly, unkostle ad), t lH*f 
 t^eiKr. 
 
 UllCOUCll, unkoutsli', V. n. [«Dait>: 
 nifur.] au6 beni Sufler aufjnflen, niiftrritr«it. 
 
 UllCOUMSelable, uukoiiiv'selabl. 
 oiy. iiiirnfl)li(f), iiiirntljfom. 
 
 Uncountable, unk6unt'»bl. adj. 
 iiiH.i()lf'nr , nii,iii!)li(i. _ [fl'"!"')"- 
 
 Uncounted, unkdunt'od. ail), nn-. 
 
 Uncounteracted, unkiiiiHtur 
 akt'ed, adj. brm tiinn nid)t entfletienmirft.. 
 
 Uncounterfeit , unkoun'turfii. 
 adj. nirf)t nrtdxifUMdit, iiiu'fi-fiilfdjt , a*t. 
 
 Uncountertnanded, unkoun- 
 turnianU'ed, adj. intf)t nigefiigt, tiidjt nf>: 
 fceflrflr; niAt iimfleilogrn. 
 
 Uncouple, unkup'pl, V. a. I. ? fo«< 
 fuppcln, losbiiiDeii. 2. 1 (from) entbiiibeu 
 (i>Pii). [IcSin- 
 
 Uncoupled, unkup'pld, adj. i 
 
 UnCOUrteOUS, unkur'tsheus. ad/. 
 linl)Ln'lid), iinnrtig. — adv. Uncour'teo ug- 
 ly, imfjiiflid), iiiuirticj. 
 
 Uncourteousness, unkilr'tsbi- 
 uiines, t. bic Uiililjflirfifeit, Uiiflrtigffit. 
 
 UnCOUrtlineSfi, unk/utlcnes. s. 
 bai Unt)hf\]d)e, bcr '•Wfnnnet nn 5?inTifrei>/ i" 
 SBcrffinerunjj ob. nn ©Ifflaiij; bie Unl}[H= 
 lirfiffit. 
 
 Uncourtly, unkArt'Ie. adj. ber 5?of 
 fittt nift)t gcniiig, iiii<)&ftfc^, ungcilttft; mis 
 f)hUi(b. 
 
 UnCOntll, unkuolA', (atlQelf. unruth) 
 adj. 1. feinnm, fiflen, fciiberbnr, miinbcrlid). 
 2. n>f), rani), flrcf), iiii9ef(t)lnd)t. 3. l iVrnd); 
 roibrifl. 
 
 Uncoutllly, unkuut/i'le, adv. I. 
 feltfnm , ivimtfrlicft, fonbcrbnr, uerfel)rt. 2. 
 toiif), unrti'fd)(iid)t. 
 
 Uucoutllliess, unkuulA'nes, *.. 
 I. bie ©citfomfeit, ©onberborffir. 2. bif 
 MMflff(1)tfl(f)tl)eit, 9?nB()l)eit. 3. i bie <Bpta(t): 
 wibriflfeit. 
 
 Uncovenailted, unkuv'iiiaiiled. 
 adj. ni(f)t gclobt; iiirfji bebiingcn, Mlcftt fefl; 
 
 Uncover, uHkuv'ur, ». a. 1. aufi 
 bprfen. 2. f niifbfrffn, rntljuden. 3; entfici 
 ben. 4. (ibbErfcn , nlneljmcn. 5. eutbliirprn 
 iha6 4xiii)»t). 
 
 To stand uncovered, niit fntb(i>gteni 
 i^niipte, bnntl^illiot bnflel)rn. To leave un- 
 covered, (5?iiiOel] iiiifiebrrfr liiifi'n. 
 
 UnCOVeted, I'mkriv'cled. ndj. nubtt 
 
 flfhrt. ihirriVhiit. |t>in^ bfratibeii i'rrntd)ten. 
 Uncreate, unkreaie, V. a. teie £)iU 
 
 UNO 
 
 Uncreated, un'kreitld, a<l;'. l.iin: 
 «rrd).iffeii. 2. nod) nic^r eri'djofffii. — Un- 
 c rea't e d n e ss . s. Die llllfrr(t)a|fcilljeit. 
 
 Uncredible, unkredebl, adj. f. 
 Incredible. 
 
 Uncreditable, uukred'etabi, adj. 
 
 uon feiiiftii tiiiten 3{iite; feiiicn guteu ?ia< 
 men ob. feme (fljrc bniiflenb, UMriit)iiiIi(t). 
 
 Uncredi<»blene.*(S, unkied'e- 
 tablnes, *. oer •J}?iinsjel nn fluteni JUife; bie 
 Uiirrih;iili(f)feit. 
 
 Uiicredited, iinkrld'itld.aif/. nid)t 
 geglniibt, Detn iiinn feiiien ®lniibeii beiiuifjt. 
 
 Uncritical, unkrii'ekal. adj. nid)t 
 frififd); ben iunl;ren SJeflein btt .tlritit nict)t 
 geninn , iiiifrinfd). 
 
 Uucrupped, unkropt', adj. unQC 
 pflilrfr, nuiieeriitet. 
 
 Uncrossed, unkpost', adj. 1. nid)r 
 Mitdjfreujt; iinBitrd)i1rid)cn. 2. iiiid)t biitd)! 
 freii^t (iiid)t fleliiiibert). 
 
 Uncrowded, unkroiided, orf/. un.- 
 gebrniuu; nid)t in ipaufen. 
 
 UncrO'tvn, iinkroun', V. a. 1. ber 
 Krone berniiben (ein fijniijiidjt^ ipniipo. 2. 
 cnrthronen. 
 
 Uncrowned, unkruund', adj. 
 nid)r ni'froiit, nnijcfrijiit; ol^ne firtme. 
 
 Uucry.«talizable,iinkriK'taii/.abl, 
 adj. uiifriilr.llifirbnr. [nid)t tnilndifivt. 
 
 Uncry.<staliiKed,iuikris'taliid,a(</. 
 
 Unction, ungk'sliun, (Int.) t. 1. bie 
 ©nibuiig (.iaS ©niben) ; bie Delunn , bie 
 ©nibiinn niit Del. 2. i bie ©nibunfl, 0"= 
 bruiiil. itiete) 9{ul)riing, 2eril)e, 9lnbnd)t. 
 3. t bie ©nlbe. 4. i ber 23iiirnni. Shak.. 
 
 Extreme unction, [rijni. tntf). Airdje] 
 bie letjre Delimg. 
 
 Unctuosity, ungktshuos'ere, } 
 
 UnctuOUSnesS, ungkisliuiisnes.^ 
 .i.biejftriiv'eit. Oeligfeir, bn^Oelige, 5'^ft'i)^- 
 
 Unctuous, ungk'tsliuus , adj. 1. 
 olifl , fertin , idjniierig. 2. iilid)r. 
 
 Uncubbed, unkiibd', ad}. nid)t 
 flrjiiiigt (uiMi Ilni'ren). 
 
 UnCUCkollled,unkuk'kulded.«rf/. 
 nid)t juni 5?nhiirei (jenindjt, iinoefrijiit. 
 
 Unculled, unkuld', adj. 1. nid)t 
 einnernnnuelt, nngepflucft. 2. iinnn^ge|"iid)r, 
 inuiik-gcjDiien , umiiiggfincrjr. 
 
 Uuculpable, unkul'pabl. adj. f. 
 Inculpable. [ungebilbet, rDf). 
 
 Uncult, uiikiilt', adj. t nnftiltimrt, 
 
 Uncultivable, unkul'tevabl adj 
 I. Mid)t niiiubniien, nictt nngebotit iverben 
 fijiincnb. 2. i iiid)t uerebelt ob. nufgcbilbet 
 luerben fijnnenb, ber 23ilbiing uiifnhig. 
 
 Uucultivate(i,rinkul'tevated. adj. 
 
 1. T iiiinnflcbnut. 2. i nnvcrebclr, iinnufige; 
 bilbet, n^^. 
 
 UnCHIIlbered, unkum'burd, adj. 
 iiuberdjiuert ; («itli) nid)t bclnflet (mit). 
 Uncurable, unku rabi, adj. ^ . 
 
 Uncurably, uuku'rable, adv.^ 
 
 Incurable. 
 
 Uncurb, unkurb', t). a. 1. vt>n ber 
 Itinnfctte befrrini, bit Itinnfetfr nbufl)iiieii. 
 
 2. f lofnind)en, befrcicn. Inn6ejal)nibnr. 
 Uiicurbabl«>, inikuib'abl. adj. t 
 Uncurbed, unkiiibd', ad), iinge. 
 
 iiilinit, niu-gilancn. 
 
 Uncured, unku.d', adj. iinaef^eilt. 
 
 UiND 
 
 Uncurl, unkurl', V. a. cnrfrnufefn, 
 
 gintt niiid)en. 
 
 Uncurl, ti. n. bie Docfen ub. bai Sot» 
 fige ocrlieren (I'on ben »nnren). 
 
 Uncurled, unkilrld', adj. nicf)t gei 
 locft, iiiigelocfr. 
 
 UnCUrrent, unkur'rlnt. adj. 1. iin< 
 
 gnngbnr (uiMi ■'TOiiiijen ic.;, nid)t giilrig. 2. 
 
 nngeiDohnliil). .Shak. ^ [g-liidje befreien. 
 Unciirse, unkurse', V. a. f inim 
 UnCUrsed, unkurst'.^ adj. ni(t)t 
 
 Uncurst, ^ ^ ^ uerflnd)!. 
 
 Uucurtailed, linkunald', adj. un< 
 
 geftii(5t, iiiUH'rfiirjt. 
 
 UncuKtoniable , unkus'tuiuabl, 
 adj. 1. jDllfrei. 'l. iiMgtbrniid)lid). 
 
 Uufuwtoinary, unkiis'tumari, 
 adj. uiujetvl!il)iii!d), iiiigrbrniid)iK^. 
 
 Uncustomed, unUuxtumd, adj. 
 I. unucrjoflr. 2. nni'er.ioflbnr, feiueii Sufl 
 }iil)lfiib. 3. feiiie.t?Mnben l)iibenb, cl)iie jlunbs 
 fd)iifr, i.M)iie Jtuiiben. 4. nid)r im ©ebtniidje, 
 ungi'iiH^linlid). 
 
 Uncut, unkut', Vk(/. imgeiVbnitten, 
 iingel)niien; iinnbiKrc^nitien, unabgi'l;nnen; 
 iinniigcrd)nirtcii ; unbci'djuirtcn. lojfneu. 
 
 Undain, rindam', «. «. (t^Diimnien, 
 
 Uudauiag^ed, iindauiidjd, adj. 
 iiiibefd)nbigt, unuerbiirben. 
 
 Undamped, undampt', adj. nt(f)t 
 nlebcrflerd)lngen , nid)t gebiimpft , nidji entf 
 tniirl)igt. (nid)r gefii^rlid), oefn()rfo«. 
 
 Undang-erouSjiiiidane jui'u8,(i(<y. 
 
 Undarkened, undai'kud, adj. 
 nid)t iiecbiiiifclt. 
 
 Undated, ^n'datSd. ((nt. undatus) 
 adj. [^\>t.] ivelleniorniig, lucdennrtig. 
 
 Undated, unda icd, adj. nic^t bfl< 
 tirt, nnbnrirt, LM)iie Datum. 
 
 Undauutable, uudantabl, adf. 
 unerfdjiitferlid). 
 
 Undaunted, undant'cd. adj. ) 
 
 Uuda'intedly, uudantedle, adv.^ 
 unerfd)rinfeii , iiiu'fringi. 
 
 Undauntedne.ss , undlnt'ldnes, 
 s. bie Uiierrd)rccfeiihfit, Uiii'erjngrijeit. 
 
 Undawning', uiidawirlng, aifj. 
 nod) iiidjt biiniiiienib. [blenbet. 
 
 Undazzled, undaz'zld, adj. unge> 
 
 Undeaf, undef , u. a. -j- uon be« 
 1aiibl)eit befreien 
 
 Undeba.sed, undebast', adj. nidft 
 I)eriibarn-"irf'i3t/ iiiUH'rfnird)r. 
 
 Undebauclied, undebiwtsUt', 
 udj. iMUu-rfiil)rt, uiiuerborbcn, rein. 
 
 Undebilitated, undebil'etited, 
 adj. iinge('d)a'nd)t. 
 
 Uudeca«>ron, undlk'agon, ((. un- 
 decim ii.gr. gonia) «. [(J)etnn.] bnS ©(ijlfcrf. 
 
 Undecayed, undekade', adj. 1. 
 nid)t iverfnllen, uuoerfnflen, iiii}er|lijct. 2. t 
 iingerd)iund)t, frifd) (^^Jtiitl) :c.). 
 
 Uudecayin^f, uudekiing, o4/. 
 I. nid)t uerfnnciib, oljne Slbnnljmc 2, i un« 
 ueriDtlflirf), iinuergniiiiiirf); iingi'rd)iund)t. 
 
 Undeceivable, lindesevabl, adf. 
 I. nid)t irre gefi'iljrt luerben f&nnenb, bem 
 3rrtl)iiin nid)t nii#gefe(;t, uiuriiglit^. 2. (iu6 
 bem 3rrtt)iiin gebrnc^t luerben fijnuenb, }u 
 eiitrniird)en. 
 
 Undeceive, undcscve', v. a. Qinttt 
 enrtiiuK^cn, eiiue 93ej|ere:i btit^tm, Aitf 
 
Faip. rfir. fall. fat. M*. met. Fine. fin. NA. move, n6r, got. 6il. rUid. Ti^he. tiih. fdll. t/,in. Tllis. ] 029 
 
 UNI) 
 
 t'.) ailj. I. tin: 
 S (itfcftmrirff, 
 
 en, ffiurm au6 Dem Iraiiinc ijclien, beii 
 JrrKjiim bene^iiien. 
 
 Undeceived, undesevd'. adj. 1. 
 iiifufflort, fiitrniifrf)t. 2 iiicftt irre flcfuljrt, 
 lirtif berrrneii , iinoctaiiufit. 
 
 ITlldeCency, unde'unse. «. f. In- 
 lecency. [decent. 
 
 I'lldercMlt, unde'slnt. adj. (. I n- 
 
 I'ndePeiltlyf unde'slmle. ade. f. 
 InHerenilv. (lliif litl"rf)<it)('nr. 
 
 Ulldepidahle, undes/dabl. adj. 
 
 I'llderided, I'mdesi'ded, adj. un< 
 ent|■1Ml'^(•n , iiiinii*ofi"nrfit. 
 
 UndeciplierAble.undisI'furaljl, 
 adj. nirfit jii fiitjifforn , nirfit fiiHi(frtt ob. 
 trf'.iiTt n•fr^fIl fninieiib, nucrflorbnr. 
 
 I'ndeCiphered, 'mde^lfurd. adj 
 nii-".t,iffcrt , luierflnrt. (l•^n"d)ci^cnt>. 
 
 l'lld<*CiKiTe, wnHesl'siv. adj. un, 
 
 l^lldeck, undek'. v. a. be6 <£(blllllf> 
 tti . brr 3'cibe brrniibfii 
 
 I'nflerke<l, undlkf. 
 
 Undecki, 
 f(fti.iirf(i'#. 2. Undecked, I'fftnt.] pfffn, 
 cf) ir Dfrf. [iiidjt frfl.irt. 
 
 f^ndeclared, undeklird'. adJ 
 
 1'ndt'^cliliallle, undeklinabl. adj. 
 1. [Wr.imm.) inbefliiinbrf. 1. iiirftt Ofrmif^ 
 fcfii . nfiflpii'ifffii, ab([eUf)nt wtritn foiiiienb. 
 
 Ulldeclined, undcklind'. adj. I. 
 tWrniimi.) nirtit rrffiiiirt, unnbgcnnftert 2. 
 ni((ir ofriiirirfiritb, (jcrobe. 
 
 Undecotnpoj«abIe, undekom 
 pA /aiil. ndj. ((Tivm.] iiHKrfe(i6(ir. 
 
 l^ll d(*rOlll posed, I'lnHeknmp^zd'. 
 adj. idlifiii I iiidif i|rrlf()t, imifrjfflt. 
 
 l'^lld<'Pf>llip4>lind(*d, undeknni 
 pfilliirt'ed. ndj. [(J^eiii.] tiirftt jivfiuinl iu 
 fntimifiinrffttt. [iitiflcfefimiirft. 
 
 l'ndeCOrafed,undek'kAritcd.nd>°. 
 
 V'Hdecreed, undekrJed', ailj. -f 
 
 irndedica<ed, unded'Jkited. adj. 
 I. imflcii'fif)t, iitirinneiuei^r. 2. iii(I)t (^twit-. 
 mtr Mi(fif n[(\fti(\ntt. 
 
 Ulldcre, rmrlee'. (urin (at. unda ; fr. 
 onffp) adj. [3^fr(^.l ivrfli.i, ivfflfnfBriiiid. 
 
 Undeeded, '>ndie<['ei{.ndj, I. ttirct> 
 frine Ibnt tefniinf. 2. [Dertf.] iu(()t Iwd) 
 53frrrft(i iltfrtr.Kif'i- 
 
 17nderHCeabIe,underise'abl,af(/. 
 1. iinfntflrflf'nr. 2. iitu<ertii(if'iir. 
 
 Und'eraced, undifiste'.nrf/. I. iin< 
 ctifOfflt, nirfir I'fniiiiTnftft. 2. iinofrtilflt. 
 
 Ulldf^ratisrable, undelat'cgaUI. 
 adj. r.iirrmi'iMirt), r(iillr«. 
 
 Undereasible, undefe'iibl. adj. 
 liiivfrnirfittiir, nirfct niifiiff)i'6cii iverbcii fijn: 
 neil6 . f. ! II He f eas Ihle. 
 
 ITnderended , underend'ed. adj. 
 1. iint'frff)riM,it, unM<t)ii^t. 2. rffrn, bur* 
 friiif (?«"C""<1^mfrfe (iffrfjiifjt. 3. UMiifT»i'tfn. 
 
 Undefen.sible, undefen'sebi. ,idj. 
 tnirf)f ofrthciMgtivfrbfiifoiinenb, unt)ii!t6nr. 
 
 l'll«lened,Hi.def(de',a<(;. pfjnt ?tll?. 
 fori'friitKj , lllll^llfrlefer^l■rt. [bclf. 
 
 ITlldeflled, undelfld'. ad), tiilbcril: 
 
 l'ndef1liabl<;, undefinabl, adj. 
 Mn6fi'}immf'iir, iiirf)t a\}\u(\tbttt, nidft ju bi'r 
 (timmert; nirfjt jii tfitiiiren. 
 
 Tu be un definable, nii^t fteflinuit; 
 
 UND 
 
 Ob. bfPnirt mrrbfii fjiinen. 
 
 Ulldefillablene.<«l«, lundefi'nabl- 
 iies. f. bieltiibcflimmbiirfiit, bie (5i(jeufcJ)nfr, 
 iiirt)t bffinirt ii>frbeii )ii foiinen. 
 
 li'udefined, uud^find', adj. UWbt: 
 flimnir; iiirtu bcfjiiirr. 
 
 Uudefluiired, I'ndeflourd', adj. 
 
 Hn<\t((b\vi\it! : iiinierPiirben , rein. 
 
 Undeforitied, undef^rmd'. adi 
 uneutilfat. (iiu6erro(ien. 
 
 Underrafided,imdefiawd'ed.«r{/ 
 
 Ullderrayed, undefiide'. adj. 
 ni(f)t frei fli I)oIteii ; unbcjnfjlt, iiii6f|lrittcM. 
 nirf)t bftlrtttcn, jiii.iPtfrft. 
 
 tJndeg-raded, undjgri'dld , adj. 
 iiidit frllie^rll1r. 
 
 ITndeiTy, unde ert, V. a. enfflBttetn. 
 
 l^ndejected, undejekt'ed, adj. 
 
 iii(f)f lli•^rrllct■t^)lrtl^p^l , imi>cr}rt<]t. 
 
 Vndelegrated, unHel'Icgired. adj. 
 nirf)t i"U)irtr.i(ien. uid}r bcrcgirt; iiict)t beiwfl: 
 tiinrftriijt, iii(f)t briffflt. 
 
 IJndeliberatefl, undll'b'erited. 
 ad), t iimlbrrteflt. 
 
 IJndeliberaflnip, undciib'lri 
 ting. adj. nid)f ilbrrff.ifnb. 
 
 lJndelig:llted, undllS'ted. adj. iii<tt 
 crn&tjt, ni(ftt frt'rfiif, Phiii* ^er(\mi([tn. 
 
 Vndelig'lltful, uadilltt' (il . adj 
 iinfrnotjiicf) , tiiifrfrciitirf). 
 
 Undelivered, I'ndeliv'urd, adj. 
 . n\<bt ubtr(\tbtn. 2. iiitftr uttbimben. 
 
 IJndeinanded, undimaiid'ed, adj. 
 iiifftr ufrtniint. 
 
 IJndeinolisIied, I'lnd^moi'isht. 
 ad), nidft (\t\(t)\(i{t , un(\f\d)ltift , nitt^t jer= 
 lUrt, nnjrrflorr , uiu'frnirfjtft. 
 
 Undeiiionstrabie, und^mon 
 *trabl. adf. ui\nt\>t\iU(f) , nid)t Bnr(jctf)nii 
 tiirrbfii fiMiitfub. 
 
 Undeniable, t'nd^nt'abl, adj. mi 
 tmiflbiir, iiiiftrciti<i. — a({i>. Undeni'ably, 
 iiiilminbar. iimlreirifj. 
 
 Undependinf»^,i'nde|>end'ing.«r//. 
 nirfit iibhiiniirnb, iinrtt'().Tiiflifl. 
 
 Unflepi»red, undeplArd'. adj. un: 
 bfj.iinnifrt, iinbi'iufint, unbfflngt. 
 
 UndcpOxable, I'ndepA'zSbl. adj. 
 iinnbrcf,b(ir. [nni'rrbfrl't, nnrctbprben. 
 
 Ulldepraved, undeprivd'. adj 
 
 Undeprecated, undlp'prlkited. 
 
 ndj. uirf't (llflfbrtfM. 
 
 Undeprc^ciated , tlndjpri'diei 
 
 led. iidj, iiidit I'litiufrrhft. 
 
 Undeprived, uudiprlvd', arf/. un 
 berniibt. [undpr; unter) praep 
 
 Under, un'dur, (oi'tf>. undar; nngelf. 
 
 1. T unter. 
 Under wiifer, unter beni ?B(ii7er, im 
 
 lUnffiT. <Tlie carriage etc.) is — cover, i)! 
 ob. (leht iiii Trprfenen. To be - sea, [TOnr.] 
 ftcififbrefjt f)<i6en, ilifl tie<teM. 
 
 2. i unter. Many a good poetic vein is 
 buried under a trade. (Pr>nnn(J) 
 
 3. f uner (in eineiu 3itfl<inbe bcr lltiter; 
 Colonies under the Britisii government. 
 
 unter ber tTitifitjeii 'Kpfliernnfl fletKiibe So' 
 Irnien. I ;iIsoani a man — antboricy. having 
 soldiers — nie. |! benn irf) bin eiii 'TOciiiM). 
 bdiii brr Cf'rigffit uiitcrthnn , unb f;nbc 
 iinttr ntir .ftrieiisrncrf)te. The world was 
 etc., bie ^eit finub uiiter ic- To be - re- 
 
 LND 
 
 straint, unter bera 3»uniige leben , nitht frei 
 fein. To live -. leben unter ic. To live - 
 extreme oppression, uuter bem Orutfe teufs 
 jen. They are all - siu, |1 fie finb oOc untet 
 ber Siinbe. To travel - a heavy load, 
 id)iuer belajlft reifen. To be put - a ne- 
 cessity, genor^i.jt lein. A yutb - a tnior, 
 ein Ounqriufj unter einem ^l^fml■i|■^(•r. - hit 
 care, unter fciner 91limrt)t. - misfortunes, 
 im Uniili'irfe. - the present pain, bei bem 
 (leficnmnrticifn Schmerje. - p.iin. bei ©trufe. 
 - pain of Heath, bei tobe^llrrtfe. - the pains 
 and penalties of the law. bei ben (]rfe^li(()eit 
 •Strilftn. We are - the necessity of obey- 
 ing the laws, njjr tufifTeu btit ffleiV^en ge» 
 lHird)pn. Nuns are vows of chastity, 
 ?f?onnen ifl bng Wriubbe ber !veiird)!)eit auf« 
 rrlegt. To be - great affliction , |"el)r be« 
 fi'immert fein. To be - an oaih, burrf) eiuen 
 (Jib getuiiben fein. To be - an obligation, 
 oerbunben feiii. To lie - a dixtemper, urn 
 einer ^rnnffjeit bcfnflen fein; f. To lie 
 under. - lock and key. unter ©rfifiig II. 
 Slieget. - iii< preteclion, uittet fdlietll 
 Srf)n^e. 
 
 4. i iiirter (in ©ejie^uiifl nuf ben JJnnj, 
 '33erth, <prei«, bie ©tnrfe, 3nl)f lO. 
 
 The effect of medicine Is sometimes 
 under and sometimes above or over it* 
 natural strength, eine Slrjeiiei luirft bi«j»ei» 
 fen meniger unb bismrilrn inetjr, a\6 biei 
 itjte nnturlit()e ©tnrfe nut (id) bringt. It 
 was too great an honor for any man - a 
 duke. It mat tint jn grcge (?hre filr eineti 
 •Wnnn uuter bem 9?(inge einei ijiirjpg*. 
 There are parishes in England forty 
 pounds a year, e« gibt in (S-natdnb ^pfnrf 
 rei«n, bie unter 40 $fb. /nbrlicf) eintrngen. 
 (He would not sell the horse) - forty 
 pounds, unter 40 '^(f. (um roeniger nU 40 
 ^fb). I cannot sell it -, id) fnnn e« bntf 
 unter nicfit uerfnnfen. Children - fifteen 
 years, fiinber unrer fnnfjef)n ^nfjren. He 
 left three sous - age, er (jintertiefi brel 
 unmfiubige @&i)nr. 
 
 4. i unter (itiit roeniger flf«). 
 Several youpg men could never leave 
 
 the pulpit under half a dozen conceits. 
 
 SwiPT. 
 
 5. t tinter (eine tltt unb ?Ceii"e jn be» 
 )eid)uen , niit Sejug nuf etivn< bartiber 9(> 
 
 ftnblidje*). 
 
 Under the fignre of a boy asleep, untet 
 bem Silbe cine« fd)liifenben Itiiiiben. An 
 evidence - his own hand, eifl (UOn iljm) 
 eigcnijmibig ge|"d)ricbene3 3eugiii§. - a sig 
 nature, mit einer Hiitendirift. - the joint 
 signature of our names, unter Ultfertn »er< 
 eintcn 5?iiinen. - protest, mit 'iprptci?, - 
 hand and seal, uiuer 55rief unb ®iegJ, 
 unterfrfjrieben unb unferftegclt. (A deed) - 
 Ills band and seal, lu'u i()m uiiterfdjrieben 
 unb untfTllegelt. - the name of love, 
 unier bem TJflmen ber Siebe. - the firm ot 
 Wright and Co. , uutcr ber $?inn(i ^rigfjt 
 II. isomp. - color, iinfrr bem Sd)eiiie Pbei 
 9Jprm(inbe. - favor, mit Grrlfliibnig; f. 
 Favor. — cover of their batteries, untet 
 Dem ©djiifje iljrer S.Uffrien. - the double 
 capacity of a etc. , unter ber bpppelten ®i» 
 geiifd)nft eineS jc. - bond , uuter ^nution 
 ijegeii ^autiiMi£lei|1un(|. - the orouiis* ol 
 
1030 Fat*-, far. fall. fat. ML met. Fine. fin. NA. move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6fld. Tiibe. Iiib, fflll. tAln. TH!«. 
 
 UND 
 
 marringe. i>frfpvD(f)fn, Uer(p6t. — this head, 
 iintfr ii[t\en\ §niivrpiiiifre. - the present 
 disposirion of tilings, bci ^cr (leneiiitoiirfigrii 
 Cage fccr Dinge. - the date of the first in- 
 stant, iiiitcr bfin crflcii fcirfcS (^)7ft>iint^). 
 
 — correction, lintlinggefcfirt). Tlie conditions 
 
 — which etc., bie 95fMngiiiigen , iinter iuc(! 
 <ften 2C. Tlie bill is now — discu.ssion , tie 
 SBitl mrrb je^t crortert , biffiitirt. We sliall 
 have tlie subject — con.sideration next week, 
 iinchfle 2Diirf)e \v\xt> man il6er beii Ocgciiilnnb 
 f)tv(^tt)f(i)U^(^e\^. 
 
 6. i iiiittT (jiir 3t'it> n'n(;renb). 
 
 The American revolution commenced 
 under the administration of lord 
 North. 
 
 7. T uiitcr (einc 5?icbfiing nnrf) iiiitcii (in= 
 jujeigeii). (trcten, mif 5''^''" trrten. 
 
 To tread under foot, iinter Me 5"^^ 
 
 8. t [^?nr.] A sliip under sail, ein 
 ®(f)ifT liiucr ©fgef. The ship is - way, 
 CnS (£d)!ff lint tji'jrt, lauft. [tvenigor. 
 
 Under, adv. I. imtcii- "2. bnnmtcr. 
 
 To keep under, in bfr Uiitcnvfrfiiiig. 
 ill! 3i»ii'fle (jnlti-n, ja()iiifn. To bring -. 
 inucnverfett. - or over, luciiigcr ob. me()r, 
 bnriiiiter ob. bnri'ibfr. 
 
 Under, adj. (in 3iifnmnieiirf^iingfii) 
 imtfrgeorbiitt, Uiiter..; j. 93. --officer, 
 --sherifefc. ( Iilgfr t()iin. 
 
 Underact, unduiakt', v. n. f we: 
 
 Underaction^ undiirak'sliun. t. 
 bie ^ii'bPuljiiiiMiing, 3i»-'trc()fii()niiblimg. 
 
 Underag-e, unduiaje', «. bic llui 
 nulnbinffir, ■"Wiiiberiiihrigfeit. 
 
 Underaie^ent, undura'jcnt. «. bcr 
 llnterngeiir lliirir--5pniib(er. 
 
 Underbear, undurbire', v. a. 1. 
 ertrngeii, niii^oltcn, erMiIbeii. 2. f 'witlo 
 tinten befe^eu, nm unterflen 6^iibe jieren, 
 fi'ittcrn, untcrlegpii (mif). Shak. 3. t J"' 
 fe^en. [ber Irrigfr. Sfiiteiurngcr. 
 
 Underbearer , undurbirur. «. 
 
 Underbid, undurbid', v. a. ju me-. 
 nig bieteii, iiiifjtiiffeii. 
 
 To underbid any one, lUfliigfr n(fi ein 
 9tnberer bieten. Underbidding, bnf ^)?ig> 
 flcbot. [binbfu. 
 
 Underbind, undurbind', ». o. unti'r= 
 
 Underbound, iiiitirgebiiiiben ; mitfr- 
 liiinben. [gciiieiiiei: Grjlfiiiiiig. 
 
 Underbred, undurbrld, adj. IHMI 
 
 Underbrusb, un'durbrush, «. bnf 
 nicbrige 0)i'ilrniirf), CJieilripp. 
 
 Underbutler, undurbut'lur, « 
 Per Iliitfrfcflufr. (beni <H3ert(;e fniifen. 
 
 Unflerbuy, undurbi', w. a. + iiiiter 
 
 Undercaterer, undurkA'turur, 
 #. bfr Unterprouinntmeiiler. 
 
 Underchainberlain , undur- 
 tshJime'burllii . s. bet Uuterfnnimer^err ; 
 Uiiterfntmnerer. 
 
 Underchamberlain of the exchequer, 
 clii gm'iffor 93c(iiuter ber ec()(i§fnnimfr. 
 
 Undercliauter, uhdurtshaut'ur, 
 ». bet ©nbfniitor. 
 
 Underclerk, un'durklark. jr. bet 
 Unrcr : ©d)rei6cr , iintergeorbnere fflcliiiifc, 
 aitfirteiif. (lliiriTforf). 
 
 Undercook, un'durkook, J. bcr 
 
 Undercre.sf , utidu.-kiesi', v. a. -j- 
 ol« ^l;renjticl)en nm ipeliu trnijtu. Sha«i. 
 
 UND 
 
 Undercroft, un'durkrofi, *. 1. iai 
 
 OSi'iiuilt'i' imrer bcni (Fl;or ober bet finnjel 
 1. ber niitfrirbifffie (5)nng. 
 
 Undercurrent, undurkur'rlnt. 
 •♦. bie ©troimiiig iinter bcr Dbcrfincf)e bei 
 "SSJoffer*, iintfrrpfiffhe Stroniiiiig. 
 
 Undercut, unduikut', v. a. Iinter- 
 rrfmeiben. 
 
 Underditcb, undurdltsh'. v. a. 
 bnrcf) 05rnbrn, bie iinter beni 93oben fortlniu 
 fen. trocfpn Irgen, niiftnicfi'en. 
 
 Underdo, undmduo'. v. n. 1. )ll 
 lueiiig tl)iin. 2. iud)t geiiug tbun. 
 
 Meat underdone, ^ieifdi, bai nidit 
 gor iff. ['ji'> fleine Sofi* 
 
 Underdose, I'n'durriose. ». cine 
 
 Underdose , undurdose', V. n 
 fleine Dofen iipf)nieii. 
 
 Underdrain, un'durdrine, *. ein 
 Iinter ber Dber|Tnc()e be6 ^vbtni fortlniifen 
 ber 'Hb\u(\ rb. .Unnnt. 
 
 Underdrain, unHuidiane'. v a 
 %urd) eiiicn tiei'eii , iinter ber Dberflncfic be& 
 *Piiben« fortlniifeiiben itnnni ober 9t6jng 
 trocfen legen. 
 
 Untlerf action , tindiirfak'shun 
 *. bie llnrrrpiirtei, 'Ticbeiipnrtei. 
 
 Underfariner, undurfarm'ur, s 
 ber Uiircrpiirtjter, iiiittrget^rbnete ^nrf)tcr. 
 
 Underfeel, iindurfeel', v. a. -f 
 (J-inen nii^|'ir|'d)en, o Giiicni niif ben 3<if)" 
 filhten. 
 
 Underfellow, undurfll'lo, *. I 
 bcr geineine, frfU(Ct)te .(tcrl , geringe ^ciifd) 
 1. ber llntergeorbnetc, $nnMnnger. 
 
 Underfiend, undurfeend', s. ber 
 iintergriirbiiete I'ofc ffleifl. 
 
 Underfilling-? undurfTl'lTng , «. 
 bcr Unterbnu, ©riiiib, bie ®riinb(nge einei 
 ©ebn!ibe«. [in bie £)nnb nefjntcn. 
 
 Underfong', undurfong'. V. a. ■■' 
 
 Underfoot, lin'duifut. adj. gcring, 
 fd)lp(f)t, I'eniHirtf n ; geringern ^reifcS. 
 
 Underfoot , adv. 1. iinter bem 
 SJiige. 2. (97Inr.] gernbe iiiifct bcm <Sd)i^e 
 (iegenb mDin 9Iiifcr). 
 
 Underfreig^bt, undurfrite', v. «. 
 CDTfnr.] ein gel)miertefi Sdjiff ivicber I'er: 
 fjiiiiern. 
 
 Underfumisb , undurfur'nlsh. 
 V. a. g-jneii nid)t l)iiilnngli(^ oerfetjeii, il;ni 
 jn ii'cnig lirfern, nidjt geniig gcbeii. 
 
 Underf urrOllV, undui fUr'rA. adv. 
 To sow -, [?nnbivirtl;fd).j ben ©nnieii ein; 
 pflt'igen. [a'sliun, *. + bie G'rbbfuioijiier. 
 
 Underg-eneration, undui jlnlr- 
 
 Undergird, undurgcrd', v. a. lin: 
 tergnrfen. iintiii gi'irtcn, iintcii()eniin biiiben. 
 
 Undergirdle, undurger'dl, «. ber 
 Unrergi'irtel, Unrergiirt. 
 
 Underg-o, uiidiirgo', v. a. rflrf) finer 
 ®nd)C iinterjii'ljen ob. iintcnverfeu , (cine 
 gtrnfe :c.) leiben, nii^ilcljcn. 2. ertrngcn, 
 biilben, nu5I)n(ren, crneljen. 3. f trngen, be; 
 fi^cn. Shak. 4, erlciben, er|nt)ren (einc 25er= 
 nnbeniiig le,). 5. * lungen, iiiiteriip()meii. 
 
 To u ndergo the operation of amputa- 
 tion, ninpntirt luerben, fid) niuputiren Inffcii. 
 Can you - tlie fatigue, fniini'l bll bie ©trn^ 
 poje nii^lintfcn? Cluudio undergoes my 
 ciiailenge, * id) forbere Siniibio fiernii*. 
 SiiAK. It raised iu me an — ing stomacli, 
 
 UND 
 
 t c« crroecftc in tnir cine iinbiegfnme ©tnfibi 
 
 Ijnftigfeit. [Undergo, 
 
 Undergone , unduigon'. pp. mn 
 Undergraduate, undurgrad'u- 
 
 ate. .«. bcr *?iid)t-grnbiiirtc. 
 
 Un<Ierg-round, undurground', *. 
 
 1 ber Iinter bcr (?rbe bcpinblic^e 9?n!tm. 2. 
 
 bie $M)Ie, bcr ^cffer. [luirerirbifd). 
 
 Underground. un'durground.mf/. 
 
 Underground , uiidurgromid', 
 adv. Iinter bcr Q-rbe , unter ber Obcrfrncfti 
 ber Qrbe. 
 
 Undergrotvn, t'.idurgrone', adj. 
 iiid)t niii?geiimri)reii, ficin gcbiicbcn. 
 
 Underg-ro'tvth , un'durgnitA. *. 
 bnS lliucrl)i.if}, ber lliitcriund)fi, b<ii &tbn\(b, 
 ®fiffippe. ItjehwWd), I'crficcft, 
 
 Underhand , un'duriiand . adj. 
 
 Underhand dealings, ber l)einilid)e 
 95erfehr. [^einitid) ; Ii,lig, l)iiuevli|1ig, 
 
 Underband, adv. unter ber i&nnb; 
 
 Underiianded.iindurhand'ld.ad/. 
 [xJiorbnni.) (. Underhand. 
 
 Underinsured , undur'nshi.d', 
 adj. Iinter bcm ?!BcrtI)c iierflrfjcrt. 
 
 Undt'rived, iinde.ivd'. adj. n\<i)i 
 nbgcleitet, iiiinbgcreitet; iinentlcdiit. 
 
 Underbeeper, undui klep'ur, #. 
 ber niitcrnnfreljer. 
 
 Underiaborer , I'ndurlA'buiur, 
 *■ ber £>aiiMnngrr, Itnternrbeiter. 
 
 Underlay, undurla'. u.a unterlegen. 
 
 Sand underlaid with clay, nilf Crfini 
 riif)eiiber ©nnb. [llnterlnge, ©n'lije. 
 
 Underiayer, iinduriiur, t. bit 
 
 Underleaf, undurlefe'. s. cine 9lrt 
 'Jlcpffl. ,>ng untcrlcber. 
 
 Und(>rleat|ier, luidurilTH'ur. *, 
 
 Underlet, unduillt', v. a. l. nnter 
 bem 2Bertl)e i>erpiid)tcn, uermietfjen. 2. mie> 
 ber i'crpnd)ten, ivieber uermi''t!;cn. 3. ciii ge» 
 IjmierrcS ©duff luieber uerDmiern. 
 
 Underletter , unduillt'tur , «. 
 G-iiier, ber luiebcr i>frpnd)rct ob. ucrmiet^et. 
 
 Underletting-, unduiilt'ting, ». 
 bit; 2!Bieberuerpnd)tiing, aBiebcrucrmietfjimjj; 
 bni ^Eiebcroerljaiiern. 
 
 Underlieutenant,undurlevtla'- 
 nant. s. bcr lliucrlieiitennnt. 
 
 Underline, undui line', v. a. I. 
 nntcrflreid)en. 2. + l bcgfiiiiligen. Under- 
 lined with etc., begiinfligt biirci^ »c. 
 
 Underling-, undurl'ng, t. 1. bet 
 nntcrgcDrbnete(3)e(\i'i(fe, llntere, Untergebene, 
 ^ncfefel. 2. bcr n6f)miflige, imbebcntciibe 
 'Wenfd), ®d)i«nd)(ing. 
 
 Uu<lerlock, un'durlok. s cinc^locfc 
 QBofle Iinter bem 58niid)e cines ©d)nfeg. 
 
 Underniasted,(indiiriiia.st'ed.Ar{/. 
 CTOnr.] }u niebrigc «)}inften I)n6ciiB. 
 
 Underniaster, undui ml'sit'ir. «. 
 bcr Unterlef)rer. [ SScipcrbrob. 
 
 Undermeal, un'durineie. s. bni 
 
 Undermentioned, undurmen'- 
 shiind, adj. iiiitcn criucifjnt. 
 
 Under-inillstoue, tucdur mil- 
 stone, s. bet iintere ^liltiffciii , SJcbeiiitein. 
 
 Undermine, undui inine'. v. a. i. 
 i iintfrmiiiireii, iiiitcrgrnben. 2. f iintrrgra« 
 6cn, ierilbrcn; nii^iclircn, nfciThrcii, iMrv'I)» 
 ten ; in* QScrbcvben iliirjcn. 3 fiird>lu>liii'ii. 
 
 Uudermiuer, unduruii'nur, s. i 
 
File, far, fAl?, fat ML met Fine, fin. N6, mhvc, nir, got. 6?r. c\6M. Ti^be. tub, full. tAin. Tllis. 103 I 
 
 UND 
 
 bet ttnterminirfr , Untergrofcfr , ©prftig 
 ffcabtr. 2. i ©iiier, tcr, o^. ^n^, tvntf uitter 
 3r<i6t; ter fjfinilicbe 3ei"t>- 
 
 Ulldertnust, undurni&xt. cut;', ((er 
 bif, 6a«) iinterfle ( bem 9?niime, S>{iin(je ic 
 nnrf)! ; jti iintertl. 
 
 Tlie party that ix n n d e r ni o s f. Addison 
 
 Uuderneatll, undumeTH', pmep 
 iiiiter. [lunrtf.. 
 
 lJndernea<li, ad«. imten, tinter 
 
 Dnderofficer, lindurof i'sur, ». 
 bfr lltirrrornjirr; lliitcrbfaiiue. 
 
 Vuderog-atory, underog'gature. 
 adj. «i(<)t iicrniiiitifnib, nid)t |'d)tiiiileriii, 
 nidjt n(iri)thfili<i , '^\d)ti cntjirljeiiB. 
 
 IJnderpart, un'durplrt, t. I. tn6 
 HMttrtl)i:il , 9icbenthfil, 3'«'i'rt)fi'fti"irf» ®f'' 
 fli'irf. 2. bie9iebfiirpf(t, imtrrgfi'rbnete 5?o[le. 
 3. bit 9?-Pfiif)aiiMiiiifl. 3ii'tf*(;iil)'iiiMuit(i. 
 
 Vuderpetticoaf , undurpeiie- 
 kftie, »■ tft lliitfrrerf, bfr nuf btiii fclp§en 
 £fibe, uiitcr riiiem i^iiiiJie pb. eineni niiPern 
 llnterrptf gutriKii'ii luirb. [bniifii, fliifyin. 
 
 trnderpin, undurp'n', v. a. tlDtrr: 
 
 l^Ildcrpinilillg- , undurpin'ning. 
 I. 1. tai llMterbniiPM, ©til^rii. 2. bfr lliu 
 ttrbnii, bif WniiiMngf fiiieS Wftniibf*. 
 
 Ifnderplot, I'lrdurpiot. /. I. iai 
 Sn'ird)ciniri(f, Pif 5irbenh(iiiMiiiifl, 3ivir<ft«ii' 
 ljniiMiiii<i, P^M)V^f. 2. tfr hfimlidjf Qliifdjl.ifl. 
 
 llndc^rpraise) undurprize', r. a. 
 
 I'nderpricef un'durprUe, «. ber 
 iPrci* iiiitor rem 933rrrhf, ©ppttprfiS. 
 
 To tell at underpricei, lllltfr beni 
 ipreiff pcrfiiiifeu. 
 
 Underprize, undtrprtiie'. p. a. }ii 
 (jfriiifl nnfd'l.ini'n oi. f<b!>t}tn , iiiiter bnii 
 SDfrtf)e ^A)'r^c\\, ivfiiioer fctn^rii; i^trnb: 
 ff$fn. 
 
 Underprop , undurprnp', V. a. 
 uiiti'ii fliliuii; iiiifrrniKjfn iPn« ^niipt it,). 
 
 Und«*rproporti4>ned , undur- 
 pr/>pc'>i'i.li\'iiid. adj. iiiii'frliriiriiigiiiiifjig. 
 
 I'nilerpuller, undurpul'lur. «. t 
 - ill dektructioii . bfr i^iiiiblfliigfr bfr 3tr: 
 noriiiK]. 
 
 UM«lerra<e, undurr^ie'. p. a. )ii 
 flcring niifd)Iii<ifii pB. fctni^eii, jii iiicbrig nn> 
 feijrii ; licrrtbiV^iii. 
 
 Underrate , un'durriie . t. brr 
 iiicbriflf 9Inrd)lng, jii flfrliiflt %xt\i, ©pptfj 
 prti^, €ri)lciiBfiprfi#. 
 
 To sell at an underrate, ffftlfllbfril. 
 
 I'nderrent, undurrcnt , t. bif 
 5Iftt! niltc. If. K i n g • p i e c e. 
 
 l'n<lerr«»or, uii'durroof. i. [-Jirrfjit.) 
 
 'UuderrMn,uiiduriun', t.a. ITOiir] 
 To - tlie cable, iititfr ^n^ 9ltifrrtnii f)pltii. 
 To - a tackle, fin Inffi flar f^crin, in 
 Drbmiiig frrinnfu. 
 
 Undersafurafed , undurkat'- 
 fsliilriied. adi. [Phnii.] iiidjt flnnj lofiirirf 
 pb. flefiittiiit [bfnVrf(t)pii, bagrgni fiiflfii. 
 
 Underlay , undursi', v. u. t n>i> 
 
 Underscore , uodurkkure', p. «. 
 untcrilrfirtjfii. 
 
 Under-Secretary, uiidurdk'kre 
 lari. *. Per Untrrfffri'fiir. 
 
 UllderKeil, I'mdurser, p. a. lilifrr 
 bfiii 2i3irilif, nut Sit»>Pfn pcrfiuiffii , luiiii 
 ffiltr urrriiufft: , ('(ticiiPirn. 
 
 UND 
 
 Underselling', undursel'ing, *. 
 
 ber jii ipplilffile aStrfaut, SBerfniif uiirer betii 
 *ljfrH)f, Pn« ©rfilfuPern. 
 
 Underser.vant, undurser'Tant, s. 
 Per Uiirfrbi'Picme ; Pif ^icbenniiigp. 
 
 Underset, uudurset', v. a. unttx- 
 ff^nt, mirrrtirioen. 
 
 Underset, un'durxlt. *. ['OTor.] 
 cine EtriMUiiiiii iiiiter Per Dberfliirfje. 
 
 Undersetter, uudurxet'iur, bie 
 ©tt"i$f, Pn« Wrilid. 
 
 Undersetting', unduiset'ting, t. 
 1. tai Untcrilfi^tit. 2. bie Uiirerlage, tia& 
 '3ii§(if(lffl. 
 
 Underslierif, un("ur»licrlf. «. bfr 
 lliurrOifrif, llnrfrl.inPric^tcr, lliirfruL'iit. 
 
 UndersiieriTry, undursher'Ifre. 
 s. f lai 9lnit fiiifi lliuirfucrifs. 
 
 Under.*tiliip,undurKliip'.o.a.[iSeth.] 
 To - the neat proceed*, fine flfringere Dfficf- 
 inPnnn mndjcii , ali Per rfiuf (5-rtrag ber 
 $iM(aMinn fliifmfld)t. [uiiten^latttig. 
 
 Undersliot.iin'duisiioi,arf/.[<3j;ril)i.] 
 
 Underslirnb , iiiidunlirub', t. 
 [SSpr.) Pie StiiuPf. lffnPc*niitfrrrf)riebfnf. 
 
 1'nfl<TKit;ned, undurMnd'. I. ber 
 
 Undemliinker, uuduikklngkui, 
 I. + Per Unterfcflnrr. 
 
 Undersoil, undunt^il, «. ber iintrr 
 bfr Dl>frpii(f)f tifflcnPf 95pPfii; f. Subioil. 
 
 Und(*rMong-, un'duntnng. «. Per 
 (Ff)prii«, ^MfPfrfjoliing^pcrfi (Kifrfliii). 
 
 Undersort, un'durkJrt, «. ple ims 
 tfre. initcrfle Slnfff. [95plf. 
 
 Tlie undertort of peopje, bilS gtiiifiiie 
 
 Understand, undurkiand', (uer: 
 
 (lff)en) prael. U. pp. understood, v. a. I. a) 
 
 pfr(lff)fii (Pie 95fbciitiinn ber 2Cortfr einfr 
 
 9{fbf 2C. rrffiiiifii jc.). b) (^incii; perflcljen. 
 
 c) (14 niif <?tip(i« uerflefjeii, f« ftniien, uiif: 
 
 I'fii. d) bnruntfr i>frilet)en. 2. flri"iiibli(t) eiii: 
 
 ffljfii, fiifffn, bfGreifeii. 3. frn(l)tfii, Pnfi'ir 
 
 hnltfii, fi'ir tc. f^olteii. 4. | (fiir to stand 
 
 under) uiitfr G-twa« (tfl)cn. Shak. 
 
 1 a) To uaderstand a probleni in 
 
 Euclid. 
 
 I understood the preacher. 
 
 It is important that we should — 
 
 the sacred oracles. 
 To — a uod , a wink, or a motion. 
 
 WEBSTElf. 
 
 That's understood, in6 perflcfit ftff)- 
 To give one to -. O-iiietn jii petfleljeii gcben. 
 I have been given to -, nmn f)iU lllir jn 
 perfle()en negrben. - the same of fii h. per' 
 flflje biijTclbe and) upn ben gii'djeii. War 
 open or understood, pffencr Pb. J)eint: 
 lid)cr ^riffl. Easy to be understood. 
 leict)t ju prrflefjen. He -s a horse, tr per: 
 flcljt firf) <"'t' ^ferbe. To - one's self witli 
 etc., fid) pertlnnPiflen (b. f). bcred)ncn) inir jc. 
 
 Un<ler8taud, v. n. l. Pen ^jebrotim 
 feiner iBenlniiPeifriifte Inibcii. 2. iviffeii. 3. 
 erfiljeii (by, nii5), Pfrnf()nien, Ijoreii, cr- 
 mljren. [abl. ndj. f ofrilnnPlid). 
 
 Understandable, uiidur.siaiid'- 
 
 Untlerstander, uuduistandur. 
 *. t ^f^ SBerflflunPe, fienner. 
 
 Uiiderstaniiiiij»' , undursiaud'- 
 ing. ndj. piTfliinrifi. I'im'idjrfppfi. 
 
 Understnndiii;;^, i. I. brr SJir: 
 lliiiiP; pi. -s, bie 25iT|liiiiPei-frii|tc. i. Pie 
 
 UND 
 
 (S'inrtt^t, fteiintni^. 3. iai ajcrftanPnif, 
 iBerneljmeii. 
 
 A man of nnd eratandin g, ein etiii 
 rtdjlSppfler 9)?nnil. There is a good - be- 
 tween the minister and etc., ber "Winiilet 
 II. It. (ebcn in flntcm fBcrnetjinen inir ein» 
 rtllPcr. To keep a good — together, in giltcm 
 SSernehtnen niit einiinPrr leticn. 
 
 Understanding'ly,un(iiirsiand'- 
 
 ingle, adv. I. pcriliTiiPIld) ^bl•ll^lidJ). 2. niit 
 5Ser(lanP, mit &innd)t. 
 
 Understood, undurstud'. I. pr.iet. 
 II. pp 0. Understand. 2. adj. cint'or* 
 llanPtn. 
 
 Understrapper, uu'durstrap. 
 pur, *. Per UnterbePii'iue, 3Jfiiji'in,)fr , 3"« 
 tniger, Untfr;.$>anPlfr, ipiinMan.ier, llntcr« 
 ngent. [i. (. Subsoil. 
 
 Understratnm , liiKiiirKirAium, 
 
 Understroke, undmsiroke', p. a. 
 iintfrilreid)en. Switx. 
 
 Undertakable, undurti kabi, 
 adj. -f iintfriipinnien turrbtn fpiiiieiiP, ju 
 untfrnefjnien. 
 
 Undertake, undunAke' ; pmet. 
 undertook; pp. undertaken, p. a. t. tincer> 
 ntl^mfn, fid) nnf it. finlntTf" iucrrnd)fn, mat 
 gtn ; pprncl)incM). 2. (Gtipii^) tlberneljmfn, 
 lid) "lit It. befnffen (uber fid) nel;nicn , niif 
 flrt) neljnifn; btfprgen). 3. f ©inen ongreit 
 ffii, fed) mit ©infin finlrtfTen. Shak. 
 
 A man undertakes to erect a house, 
 fill 9Kann iintfrndnnit, riberniinnit pen 
 95nu eint« $rtnfe«. To - an employment, 
 t eitif ©feflf nnnffjmen. Who -s you to 
 your end. f bet fu(t> jitni lobe filhrt. Shak. 
 
 Undertake, v. n. i. luogeii. 2. fid) 
 finlniTen. 3. fid) perbilrgtn. 
 
 To undertake for any one, fur ©inf n 
 gnt fiigfn, gut fpri(()en. (Undertake. 
 
 Undertaken, tindunA kn, pp. p. 
 
 I'jidertaker, I'mdiinAkur, «. I. 
 Pfr Unttrnff,mfr. 2. Per UePerneljincr, Se. 
 I'prgtr. 3. pi. -s, UnterbePicntc Pef fpnig: 
 lid)cn ^rppi(tntmeifler« , Pie Scbcn^inittet 
 fur Pen fpiiiglicten iJjnM^^olt rtnfbnid)ini ii. 
 bei bem SBPlfe frijr perfjogt lunn-n ; (Pnhet 
 tlbrrl).) jtpniglic^gefiiinte. Shak. 4. Pfr Sei> 
 (^jenbefprger. 
 
 Undertaker for another, ber 5?urgf, 
 (sjfiunhrfimnnn. Let me be his -, id) luitl 
 fur il;n bilrgcn; i<t) will it)n rd)pn n\ti niirf) 
 ne!)nicn. [unreriip(;mcub. 
 
 Undertaking-, unduniking. adj. 
 
 Undertaking-, *. b.i5 llnrernefj* 
 nun, Pie Uiireriieljiniiiig; (in eiigerer 35ePeiu 
 tiiug) He $iinPeieuntcrnel;niiing, llnrcrnef)> 
 "inng. [pie Unterjnhne. 
 
 Underteetli, unduHeet/i. «. pi. 
 
 Undertenant, unduiien'ant. «. 
 PerUnrerpnd)rcr^Uiiiirvn(^)tfr, 9lftfriiilftl)(«;. 
 ninnii, 51tterlil)nl)iibfr. 
 
 Undertenancy, unduitln'ans^, 
 M. Pi-r llnr(rpiid)r. Pie 'Jlirennii'the. 
 
 Undertime, unMuiilnte, s. f Cer 
 >Ji(id>niirrog , 9IbenP , Pn- 9Il'i ll^ifit. 
 
 Undertook, uinlunuuk', praet. \). 
 U n d c r I a k e. 
 
 Undertreasiirer, undunrlzli'd- 
 rur. .1. fiT llitrcruliaiuui'if.iv. 
 
 Uiitic-rvui nation, undurva'iiA'. 
 sliuii, t. Pit :>perabfd;'U;ung, iperabffputifl, 
 
1032 Fate, far, fAll, fat. M^. met. Fine, fin. ?i6. move, n^r, !;6t, 6il, cl6ud. Tube. tnh. fo!l. t//iii. THiv 
 
 UJND 
 
 eScTt()c; ®eriiigut(ii5iing, J>erabiuur6igiiiig. 
 
 Undervalue, undurvaru, «. ^er 
 $rei« unter tern SjtrtJje, geriiige 5J5rei^; bie 
 6rf)a$iinfl untcr ^cm SScrtlje, ®etiiigfcf)ii; 
 511 ng. [6ic^ fc^t ®ie g<>r nitf)t Ijcrab. 
 
 Tliis is BO uii<le rvalue at all to you, 
 
 Uiiflervaliie, v. a. l. untcr (em 
 ffi5crtt;e frf)n(jcn . iiid)t (jorf) gcntig fdxH^en. 
 2. gering fd)ii£5f 11 ; J)erafcm^r^igeJ^ , l)ccn&= 
 fe<)fn , ()cra6f(()n5cn. 
 
 'Tis a great untlervaluing to Mm, 
 bicS i(l ««it lifter ifim. 
 
 Undervaluer, undurval'uur, «. 
 Giner, btt gering frfja^t, ju gerinfl \d)al}t, 
 ter 95crn(fcrer. 
 
 Undervalument, undurvAl'd- 
 meiit. ». t f. Undervaluation. 
 
 Under«veave, undururl^e'. ». a. 
 
 Uiurrmeben, em(Ied)teii , eiuiueben. 
 
 Under'tveig'lit, un'darwite, *■ 
 t<i# llnri'rgci»irf)t. [u. Under^go. 
 
 Ullder^venf , undurwenf, praet- 
 
 Under^vood, un'durwud, «. tai 
 HnrrrlmU, nii-frigf dieflvnud), (Seitrippe. 
 
 Undenvork, un'durwurk. s. bie 
 Unternrbcit, bn5 flcine, iiicbere ®c|'d)nft, Die 
 gcriiige 9Ii:6eit. 
 
 flllder^VOrk , undurwuik', praet. 
 tl. pp. underworked U. underwrought. v. a. 
 I. fcblec^t arbeiten; )ii mciiig orbeitcn. 2. jii 
 irrWfeil nrbfitcii ; to - another , juoMfctler 
 flit- cin Silnbercr nt;6citen , cmen 9lnbcrn 
 bjird) n)ol)lfei(cre SIrbeit niieftec^en. 3. uhj 
 tfrarnbfii , jti (Itivjcn fiid)cn. 
 
 liude^rworkntan^ undurwutk'- 
 
 uian . tIDb 
 
 Uiiderworker^ un'durwurkur. 
 
 s. ^er Uiircrarbeiter, 5?anbfnnger. 
 
 Uiider*voveM, undurwo'vn, pp. 
 
 B. U n d e r w ea V e. 
 
 Cnder^vrite, uudurnte', (f. 
 
 Write) V. a. I. imrcr etm<\6 2liiberc6 |"rf)rei> 
 ten, imteit I)inkd)nnbeti oB beiuerfeii. 2. mi: 
 tcrrffircibcn, tiiirerfertigen. 3. [>3(iiibel] a^e: 
 fiirirfii. (iliTefiirniijj^ofiyeit jc.irf)iieM 
 
 To underwrite policies of inKurance. 
 
 Uiuler»vri<e^ v. n. (ipanbi'il ^or 
 liifii imfi'rf(f)reibeii , nfTefuriren , i>crfid)erii, 
 jrirftueii. 
 
 Underwriter, uudurri'iur, «. 
 
 1. Bcr lliircrfd)reiben6e. 2. 6er 9tilefiirrtnt, 
 8>frn(f)Prer. 
 
 Under^vrHini;;-, unduiri'tlng, *, 
 [5?aHbel] bnJ iJiiTffiirin'n , bie 25i'r(id)eniiig. 
 
 Undescendible, uude^end'ebi. 
 aiii. \. noil u'o tiinii iiirf)t f)ernbrti'igeii fiuiii. 
 
 2. iiinlbertrndOnr, nic^r f)iiifcr(nffiii lurrbeii 
 KiitKiib. [iiiibcrd)ric6eii. 
 
 Undescrilied, uudeskrlbd', adj. 
 UndeSCried, undeskride', adj. llU; 
 
 trfrnhr, llnellt^ecft. [mu'erbieiit. 
 
 Undeserved, uudczervd'. adj 
 
 Unde.serve<lly , undc/lrv'ldle. 
 adv. iiiiiicrbii-iit, iiiii'crblenter SJBfife. 
 
 Undeservedness, undczlrv'- 
 •dnes, s. tie Unii'i'irbigffit. 
 
 Undeserver, lindczcrv'ur, «. bcr 
 fBcrbieiifllofe, lliiiDrirbigc, 'TCamt cfjiie SBer; 
 biciiil. 
 
 Undeserving", unde^ery'ing. adj. 
 1. fciii S5erbicn(l I;iibe«i), iiinuurbig. 2. f 
 
 UND 
 
 (of) (©fmnS) nic^t uerbieneiib ob. ycrbient 
 f)rtbenb. 
 
 A uian undeserving of punishment, 
 eiii ■iSfeiifcf), t»er feiiie ©trafe i)«rbieiU, ber 
 uid)t ucrbient, geilraft ju luerbeu. Tlie -, 
 bcr lliiivrirbige, bie .Uiiiuurbigen. 
 
 Undeserviiij^'iy, uudczerv'iuglc. 
 adv. ol)nc ti JU ucrbienen, ol)iie ti uecbu€iu 
 JU (jnbfii. 
 
 Undc^erving'ness., undezerv'- 
 lugncs. t. ber 3"R'T'b, tiA mnn Qiwai uidjt 
 ucrbiciU ^at. 
 
 Undesig-ned., undesjnd', ad}, nb: 
 fid)r£(o5, uiiuorfe^lic^, uiibeabftrfjt'flt , uii> 
 bcflimmt. 
 
 Vndesi^nedl)', undesi'nedle,adii. 
 nb(td)tj|D5 , mu'm'f^lid), of)iie 3lbnd)t. 
 
 Uudesig^iiedness, luidesined 
 lies. s. bie lliun)rfp$IidiPeit. 
 
 Undesig-ning-, undlsi'uing , adj. 
 \. planlLiiS, nbrid)t^lD5. 2. t^x.Uit, QrgIo«, 
 o()iie bofe 91b|7d)t. 
 
 Undesirable, undezI'raM, adj. 
 iiid)t ii'i"iiifd)eii;.iurrrl), uiiiinncljmlitft. 
 
 Undesired, uwAciuA' , adj. \\ntt> 
 iviiiirdu, iiiiiTbi'tcii , iiiigcbcteii. 
 
 Undesiring, uMdczi'ilng. adj. fei> 
 neii SDiiiii'd) (jiibeiib, 9iid)t6 6cgcl}rfiib, Dl}iie 
 2a3iiiifd). [imn ^Iiigeii. 
 
 Willi undesiring eyes, niit gli'id)gi"l(> 
 
 Undespairing", uudespa'riug. adj. 
 iiid)t rerjivEifi'lub. [adj. -f iinjerilijrbar. 
 
 Undestruyable , uudestroeabl, 
 
 UudesfrOyed, uudestroid', adj. 
 
 iitiii'ri1i>rt. [uufiitbecft. 
 
 Undetected, uudetckted, adj. 
 
 Undeterminable , uudeilrni'- 
 
 iiiabl. adj \. I II d e t e r m i n a hie. 
 
 Undeteriiiinate, undeteriu'inat, 
 adj. f. 1 n d e t e r ni i II a t e. 
 
 Undeterininateness , unde- 
 
 ternriiiaiiie.s, a. \. I n d e t e r ni i n a t e n e s s. 
 
 Undeter ininatiun, uiidetennin- 
 
 a'sliuii. *. f. 1 II d e I e riM i n a 1 1 o n. 
 
 Undetermined, undetlnn'ind, 
 
 ad}. \, 1 II d e t e r III i u £ d. 
 
 Undeterred, undetird', adj. ntrfjt 
 
 abgi-rd)rL'(f t , iiiiabgc'i'd)rtrff. 
 
 UndeteKting, undciest'ing. adj. 
 iiid)t iH'r.ibrd)iuinb. [iiiu'iitiuirfelt. 
 
 , Undeveloped, undcv^i'iipt. adj. 
 
 Undeviating, linde'veaiing, adj. 
 1. iiid)t (ibiucidjciib; |liiiibl)aft. 2. iiidjt ir; 
 reiib , gcriibc. 
 
 Undeviatingly, unde'veatingle, 
 adv. rinie nbjiimf id)eii , (lanb()afr. 
 
 Unde voted, undevA'led, adj. (to) 
 iiid)t crgebeii, nic^t jiigetljaii (©iuem, ciiier 
 2nd)p). 
 
 Undevoiit, undevoui', adj. iii(i)r 
 iinbad)rig , iiiinnbac^rig. — ado. Uude- 
 von t'l y . cl)iie 9liibnd)t. 
 
 Undextrous , undeks'trus, adj. 
 \\\A)t gnimiibt, iiiigrrd)ifft , iinbf()Olfcii. 
 
 UndinpllilUOUS, undlaffanus, 
 adj. llll^llrd)Udl^ig 
 
 Ullfiifl, undid', praet. ]>. Undo. 
 
 Ulldied, uiidJde'.) ^. ... ^, 
 
 Undyed, V^'' ""f^"""- 
 
 Undigenous, undid'jcmVs, daf. 
 nnda 11. gr. geiios) uij. mnjTerfleboreii, uuiii 
 2Cii(ier erjeugt. 
 
 Undigested, undcjist'ed. orf;. 1. 
 
 iiiuierDaut. 2. i uiTiULirreii. (uiioerbnulicft. 
 
 Undigei^ible, undejestebl, adj. 
 
 Undiglit, liudite', 1). a. * obiietjiueii, 
 
 nbbiiibeu , niifi'iiibcn. 
 
 Undignified, undig'nefi'de, adj. 
 nid)r luiirteood , uiiebel. 
 
 Undiligent, lindilejlnt, adj. nic^t 
 jlfiBig , imflcieig , iinrf)imug. 
 
 Undiluted, undelu'tid, adj. mo 
 uertnird)t (uoii (Sctrmtfcii). 
 
 Undiminisliable, lindemlu'ish- 
 abl. adj. iiid)t jii uenuiubern, imuenniiibett 
 lid), uiu'crfleinerlid). 
 
 Undiminislied,undeinin'isht, orf/. 
 nid)t ueriiiiiibert, iiiiucniiiiibect, miucrrim 
 gert, pl)iie 'Jlbbrui-f) . ut^ni. 
 
 Undiminishing,undemin'ishing, 
 adj. fii^ ntd)t oeriuuiberiib, iiid)t(ibiiel)iueiib. 
 
 Undimined, uuuimd , adj. iinge> 
 trfibt, uiu'frbiiiifclt. [Ici;t, iiiiberd)iibigt. 
 
 Undinted, uudtnt'ed. adj. iiiu>er( 
 
 Undiplomatic , uudiplomattk, 
 adj. inibiuloiiiiirirc^. 
 
 Undipped, undfpt', adj. ni(i)f etn< 
 gct(iiid)f , iiiici:igcriiiid)t, iiiibciidjt. 
 
 Undirected, iludcrekt'ed, adj. I. 
 iiid)t gi'leitet, iingclcitet, iiid)t genc^tct, uiu 
 niigeiuiefen. 2. nid)t ubcrfc^jricben , ol)ne 
 3Iercffe , iiiiabrfrurt. 
 
 Undisappointed, uudi&appoint'- 
 ed, adj. in iViiicii ©nuartiiiigen nidjt ge« 
 tiiinMjt; iiid)t Ijintertrieben. 
 
 Undiscerned, ilndizzlrud', adj 
 nid)t iiiiterrd)ieCen , unl>emerft. 
 
 Undiscerned ly, undizzlrn'cdli, 
 arfi). lllibemcrfr. [adj. f. Indlscemi hie. 
 
 Undiscernible, uodizzern'ehl, 
 Undiscerniblenes.it, (111 diz^ern'- 
 Ibliies , s. (. I n d i s c e r u i h I e II e s s. 
 
 Undiscernibly, undLzemebli, 
 adv. iinnuTflid). 
 
 Undiscernang,undizzern'ing, od/. 
 
 Mid)t iiiiterfd)fibenB, nid)t gc()i!»rig iiiiter|'d)ei» 
 beiib, (of) fuviud)tig <iii 23etrcjf). 
 
 Undiscerning, s. ber 'Wnngef an 
 !8eiirtl)eiliingi-friitt, an Uiircrrd)iMbuiiaifrnft, 
 nn ®d)iiriTtd)t, bie iliirii't.-litigfcir. 
 
 Undiscliargeable,un'iistsliarje' 
 abl, adj. iitd)c entln6bar, iinciuliifjbar. 
 
 Undiscl»arged,uudistsliarjd',a<y. 
 
 1. mtcntlnbeii, nid)t entlaben, uiiniiSgelabeu. 
 
 2. nid)t (o^gebrannt. 3. nnentliiffea. 4. widft 
 nnfgcljDbeii, uuniifgefpbcn. 5. unOejal)(tj uii< 
 nbgenind)t. 
 
 Undiscip1ined,undis'.<<ipl?iid, arfj. 
 1. nidjt nii3iid)t 11. Orbiiinig geiuijl)nr, iiicftt 
 ge()L)rig bi^jiplinirt, jiiditlc^ ; iiiigf ji'geii; 
 aiigtorbnct. 2. iingefibt, mniiitcrri(t)tet, \nsi)t 
 untiTiniffcn , rol). 
 
 UndiSClose, undiskl&ze', V. a. -f 
 iiid)t I'lirfaltcn, nic()t entliiideu. 
 
 Undisclosed, uudisklozd'. adj. 
 mienthiidt. _ [unentfarbt. 
 
 Undiscolored,undiskiil'lurd. «rf/ 
 
 Undiscording , und'.skord'ing, 
 adj. liiiriluMiird). 
 
 Untliscoverable , undiskuv'ur- 
 abl. adj. iintMrtcrfiMr, iiiiniiffiubbnr. — 
 adi). Undiscov'cralily, Ullf nfbcrfbilt tC 
 
 Undiscovered, uudiskuv'urd, 
 adj. micncbecft. 
 
File, far. fall, fat Mi. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, nSr, got, 6il. cidud. Tiibe. tub. fi^II. t/nn. THi«. 1033 
 
 UND 
 
 Undiscrete^ undlskreit', atf;. f. 
 Indiscreet. 
 
 Untliscretely^ undiskreet'le, adv. 
 f. Indiscreetly. [erBrtcrt. 
 
 Undiscussed, undiskiist', adj. uii' 
 
 Uudisif raced , uadUgrast', adj. 
 1. iiid)t ill lliinn<iE>e oefndeii. 2. iiic^t uer 
 Uiiiirrt. iiiKicrcQiiiirrt. 
 
 Undisg^ui-sed, ^ndi^gylzd', adj. 
 1. nid)( uecfkitet, iiid;t uernuiiiitnt, unuct: 
 tltiftt , imueriiiiiMimt. 2. i iitu>crileflt. 
 
 Uudiiilionoredf uadiiou'uurd, 
 adj. iiiieiitcl)rt. (iiiurr(t)ri''(ffii, iiiiuerjrtflf. 
 
 Undisilinyed, undizmAde', adj. 
 
 UndiMublii^iiilf , uiidis6bli jiug. 
 adj. + iiKtt iiiifliiiillKi . iii<!)t iiiiflrtic]. 
 
 Ulldisordered, uiidizdr'durd.arf;. 
 nid)t III Uiiorbiuiiifl fle6r>id)t, iiiiuetmorreii 
 
 Undispensed f undispensd', adj. 
 
 1. nid)t aiir()ett)rilt, uiiaii^n^tf^cilt/ unati^ 
 gd'veiic^et. 2. iiid)t eiit()D6en, ni(f)t ubet: 
 ^obeii, iiiitnff)i5beit. [adj. tiicftt trdnTeiib. 
 
 Uildi«pen8in|C undispen'sing. 
 
 Uudiapersed, undisperst', adj. 
 nicbt jirilrciit. 
 
 Uudisplayed, und'splide', adj 
 nicbt eiUMliet , iiiieiitfniret. 
 
 (Indisposed, und'zpizd', adj. 1. 
 nnqccrciKt. 2. ni(i)C errheiit, unertt)etU. 3 
 •f uiiV'ifeiic^- *• t uerbrifBli((>. 
 
 Undisposed of, unuertf)etlt, uncerfaurr, 
 nnuergeben. The employments were left — 
 ot. tie ©tffffii miirSeii iiidjt I'crflebcn. 
 
 UndisprovabIe« und'spruuv'abi. 
 adj. t I- iitiiuiDecleobnr. 2. uiUaOeda, utt: 
 veriucrflid). 
 
 Undisproved, unditpruuvd', adj 
 nirfit luiberlfflt, iiinuibfrlfdt; uii(jetnbetr. 
 
 Undisputable, undit'putabi, adj. 
 f. 1 n d i s p II t H b I e. [iiiibeilrittm 
 
 Undisputed, undispii'ted. adj. 
 
 Uniiis«|Ui'eted , undiskwi'eied. 
 adj. iilrt)t beiiiinilMflt. [uiijfrrdjiiittfn. 
 
 Undiss<*Ct(*d, undissekt'ed, adj. 
 
 Uiidisseiiibled,' unilissem'bld. 
 adj. iiiuifrrteflt, iiii(irl)oii(t)fIt, auiri(t)ti<\. 
 
 UndisNeiiiblin^,undissiiu'bliiig. 
 mdj. fi<t) iiirfit I'enlfUetib 
 
 Uudissipnfed, und's'sepited, adj. 
 linjrrilrfMt; iiid)t Mircfjqrbriirfjt. 
 
 Undissoivubie, und'zzolv'abl. 
 adj. 1. iii(t)t rd)niei.)biir. 2. iiiiaiifloiltcf). 
 2. The u n dissolvable ties of friena 
 ship. Webster 
 
 Undissolved, iindizzol«-d',a<(/. mi: 
 ger(t)inoiifii , im.iiifiK'i^^t- 
 
 UndiSHUiviufC, undizzolv'ing, aJ^'. 
 (((f) ni(i)t diit'lorriib, iiid^t rctjmelienb , iii(l)r 
 Ifrdfhrnb. [uiibeftcrft. 
 
 Undistnined, und'Ntind', adj. 
 
 Undisteinpered.uiidisiem'purd. 
 adj. 1. iiid)t iiiipaO, ni(()r iiiiiupt)!. 2. uii: 
 jfrrfittet. (iiiiiiii^iVbel)iit, muiiiiiieblnfeii. 
 
 Undisteilded, und'sleud'ed, adj. 
 
 Untlistiiied, uud'siild', adj. ni(^c 
 teflillirt, iiiinrbriiiiiit. 
 
 Uii<iiNtiii{[;'uisliable,tnidisting'- 
 gwishabl. adj I. iiici}t {11 uiiierKtribi'ii, 
 nid)t Briitli(t) (ii fel)rii, iiniiiittriAeibbni-, 
 lii(t)tiiiitfrf(l)ribb(ir, iiiurftiiiibiir, iitibfutiid) 
 
 2. ni<f)t iiiittri'difibb.ir (vsn ^iforifff" «£•) 
 (Jndistini; uisifUbly ,u.idistiog' 
 
 UND 
 
 gwishable. adu. uniinterf(f)eib6nr. 
 
 Undisfiug^uisiied, undlsting'- 
 gwislit. adj. 1. iiicftt iiiittri'(t)teben, iiiiuiucr; 
 rd)icbcii. 2. uiuiiitendjieben , imbeurlic^. 3. 
 nid)t Bor aiiibern feiiiirlict) ()emrt(t)t, iiUtt 
 aiifigejeidjnet; iiiifeiintlirf), iiiiab|'el)bnr.SHAk. 
 4. iiiit)t nbgefoiibert, iiiinbtjefDiibcrt. 
 
 Wrinkles undistinguished pass. 
 ■Jtuiiicln ijel)en uiibeiiifrft uorubcr. Oh - 
 space of woman's will, o fleter iBedjKl 
 H>ftblid)er ®i'mfitl)er. Shak. 
 
 Ultdisting'Uisltins- . undUling - 
 gwishing, adj. iiid)t iitiferfi1)eibeiib , teiiieu 
 lliitiTrtieb nin(teiib, gleirt), rucfflrf)t51i>«. 
 
 Uudistorted, uudisidrt'ed, adj. 
 iiidjt uerfeljrt, ni(t)t I'erbrefjt. 
 
 Undistracted, undUtrakt'ed. adj. 
 I. iii(f)t jeri^ri'iit, iniiifilorr. 2. iiiijerriittcr. 
 
 Uudistractedly, undistrakredle. 
 adv. ol)ii£ 3«Areiiuiig, ungeiWrt; Dijiie 3«' 
 rutniiiij. 
 
 Undistractedness, undistrakt'- 
 ednes. t. bie lliigeilurrl^eit, Uii)«ritr(urf)eit. 
 
 The undistractedness of tlioughts, 
 bai ui\)i<\e Dciiffii. 
 
 Undistributed, undistr'b'uted, 
 
 adj. llllilllrfli'tl)nlt, lllll'ertf)Hlt. 
 
 Untlisturbed, undisturbd', adj. I. 
 imgcilort; (with) uiigeilort, iiid)t Qfl^^rf 
 (uoni. 2. nid)t beiuigt, rtiljig. 3. t nil;ig, 
 ijeliiffcn, iiiierf.1)fittert. 
 
 To be undisturbed by danger etc.. 
 in fflffatjreii ic. nil)ig, unerf(t>iiftert bleibcn. 
 
 Undisturbedly , uaUisturbd'le. 
 adv. riil)i(i, fleliiifiil. 
 
 Undisturbedness, undUturbd'- 
 nes. ». tie 5{ii()e, (J5elii((enl)fit. 
 
 Undiversified, undever'sifide. 
 adj. iii(t)t uerfctiebeiuii'tig , glcic^foriuig, eiii^ 
 Corm\<\. 
 
 Un<Ii verted, undevlrt'ed, adj. i. 
 iii<f)t nbgeioiirt, iiict>t abgejDgcii. 2. ntd)t 
 iiiitcrhiilteii , iiid)t eri]!)i;t. 
 
 The reader may not be nndiverted 
 with etc , ier Slier burfie nil :c. eiiiige lliw 
 rcrhattiiiin fiiibeii. 
 
 Undividable, und^vldabl, adj 
 uiitf)iilb.ir, iiiitri'iinbiir. 
 
 Undivided, undivided, adj. 1 
 uii)errreiiiit, uiu)rrl)cllt, gaii). 2. [!8ot.] iiu= 
 jt:rtl)eiir, mii'iii(}ord)iiitten. 
 
 Undivitletiiy, undevi dedle, adv. 
 uiijfrtrfiiiiiid). [<it'rd)icbfii, iiifftt (ii'trtiiiit. 
 
 Ulldivorced. lindevArst'. ndj. nirf)r 
 
 Uiidivui|fed, uiidcvilijd', «((;. iiid)r 
 befiiiiiic f)i-iiMd)t, iiid)t aiUdcfpreiiijt, uer^ 
 borgou , ooheitn. 
 
 Undo, undou'. praet. undid; pp. un- 
 done; V. a. I. lUifiiJicii, nii|iiiod)eii, niiital. 
 reit, niiffrtiiiieii , jerlegcii, nii^eiimiifieriieli: 
 men. 2. i a) rucfgiiiigig mrtd)en; n)egrd)af; 
 fen, niifl)eben , nbfdjnffen. b) uii(]frd)d)eii 
 iiiadjen. 3. jer|li>reii, i'eriiirf)tcii , oerberbeii. 
 4. t (©ineii) jn cyninbe rid)ten. 
 
 Undoing of a boar, [-liiilibmrpr.] bni 
 'Jdifbredjen eiiie* luilbeii ©d)tiiciiic6. To - 
 a match, eine ^einitf) ri'icfiimi.iig iiiad)cn. 
 To leave a tiling u n d'o n e , (S-fiuinS iilU'Ols 
 Icnber liiijen. It is yet undone, eg i|l nod) 
 iiid)t ffrrig. 1 am undone, e£ i|l aii£ init 
 inir, i<b bin uerluren, e^ ifl iini inid; ge: 
 ft^eijen. 
 
 UiND 
 
 Undock, undnk'. v. a. [^Kar.] niii 
 bet Docfe briiigcn (ein ©d)iff). 
 
 Undoer, lindoour. *. ©inet, bee 
 niiflo^t; ber 3eri1orer , 2Seriii(f)ter. 
 
 Undoint;', undOu'ing, adj. ucrtiii^t 
 teiib, vcrberblic^. 
 
 Undoing-, *. I. ba« 5Bernid)ten, 9Iiif» 
 i)(b(n :c. 2. fiis aSerberben , lliigli'id, bet 
 Unwrgiing. [iiiinerlinn jc. ; (. Undo. 
 
 Undone, undun'. adj. iingefrf)el)en, 
 
 Uudoulkted, uiiddrit'ed, adj. llllbtt 
 
 jiuetfelt, unitrcitig, juocrlniilg , \ldtct. 
 
 Undoubtedly, undouledle, ado. 
 of)ne 3n)ififel , jiiuei-|.i|Tig, uiiilreicig , firfjer. 
 
 Undoubtful, lindduttul, adj. iitti 
 jiuiMfeU).ifr, juiveriiinuj. 
 
 Uudoubtiug- , unddut'ing . adj. 
 nid)t jiutifclnb, jiuiMiVlfi-ei , jiiin-i:rid)tlid). 
 
 Undraiuable, undrane'abl, ad}. 
 I. nirf>t rtiifgerirocfiict luirbcn foiiiienb. 2. ± 
 uiu'critcgbiir , unerfdjijptlic^. 
 
 Undrained, undiand', ad). ni(f)t 
 trocfen gelcgt, iin.iiiSgctrodnet. 
 
 Undrainatic, uiidramat'ik, ) 
 
 Undrainutical, undiauiatekal.^ 
 adi. uiibriiiiiiUird). 
 
 Undraw, undriw', o. a. ivegiiefien, 
 niifjicl)en, niifi"i1)ieben, nufniiid)eu, ijffiien. 
 
 Undrawn, undriwn', adj. I. nic^t 
 meggfjogen , iiiiniifgejogen, nid)t niifgefc{)0» 
 bin. 2. i ni(t)t gelortt, nicftt l^iiigrjogen. 3. 
 nngejt>gen, nidjt gfjogen (pon Soofeii). 
 
 Undreaded, undi-eded, at^. un« 
 gefiirdjcet. 
 
 Undreamed, undrlmd', adj. nic^t 
 ijetraiKiit, lutttnn nuiu iiid)t gebad)t l)iit. 
 
 E^ndress, un'dres. t. bie ^aiidf(et« 
 bung, bnS ipim»flcib, 9Jad)tfli'ib, bet ®d)liif« 
 rocf, ipaiiennjug. [(Dteglige; fein. 
 
 To be in an undress, iili >piiii£fleibe 
 
 Undress, adj. o nf(tiiglid), geiuoljniicft. 
 
 Undress, undres', II. a. 1. enr(iei< 
 bfu, rtii!:-jiel)tn, (iii^flciben. 2. be« ®d)niuf» 
 tei enrldbigen, berniiben, nbfleiben, &inent 
 ben '^iiQ nbnel;men. 3. aufbinben (eine 
 'Zi3uiibe). 
 
 Undressed, undrlst', adj. I. iin< 
 befieibet; iiiigcpiil;t, rd)niiirflDf. 2. Mid)t gei 
 prbiict. 3. nid)t jiigi'rid)ret, nid)t jubereitet. 
 4. nic^t benrbiitet, iiiibcarbtiter. 5. iiid)t be« 
 fd)iiit[eM, unbefdjiiittcn , nid)c niifgebro^jcn, 
 nid)t iiiijiiepiitit. 6. iingcgcrbt. 
 
 Undried, undilde', adj. tingetroctt 
 net , iiniieborrt. [ben. 
 
 E'ndriven, undriv'n, adj. iingettie> 
 
 Undrooping', undruup'ing, adj. 
 nidjr pcriipcifflnb. 
 
 Undros.sy, undros'sl, adj. fc^tarfen* 
 frei, olyac <3d)lacfen, gclautiTt, rein. 
 
 Undrowued, uudround', adj-nidft 
 ertniiifeii. 
 
 Undubitable, undiVbetabl, adj. 
 iinpueifelliaft; f. Indubitable. 
 
 Uitdue, uiidu', adj. I. iinge6il()r(i(f), 
 iiiirid)t, iiiigcf)i)rig. 2. pflirt)tiuibrig. 3. nid)t 
 fiidig, nod) ludjt fii'lig, iiod) iiid)t jnljlbnt. 
 
 An undue iiour, eine nugebiil;rlid)e 
 ©rimbe. 
 
 Undueness, undunes, «. bie lint 
 gcbiiDr; -JSflidjnuibriiifeit; Dai llnred)t. 
 
 Undul<e, unduke', V. a. 1)tX SptXiO^ii 
 ipi'irbe benuiben. 
 
1034 FAte, far, falF, fat. M4, mil. Fine, ffn. N6, m6ve, n6r, got, 6\], cl6cid. Ti'ibe. tub, fiill. lAin. Tills. 
 
 UIND 
 
 Tndulary, I'n'julare, (v. M. nn 
 dula, uuda) adj. nmfleiib, wetlenformia fid) 
 teroetjcnb, luffli'tiforniifl. 
 
 Unillllate, uii'julate, ) adj. 
 
 Undulated, un'jiilatld, ] [93ot.] 
 Wfflenf&rmifl. 
 
 IJnduIaie, v. n. 'USetttn Wa^m, 
 tvatien , moncn . firf) iDefleiifDrmig tfiDOflfii. 
 
 Wndulate, v. a. tv;cflPiiformi(i bemt-- 
 (jeii , in njeflcnforiiiige aSemfgung fei^en obcv 
 triiiilf". 
 
 Undulating-, tin'julating. adj. ivn(- 
 Itiift , H)ii(]fn& , firf) n>if(enf5n)iin f'etvf(i>'"f • 
 
 Undulatiiig-Iy, uii'jiilatiiigle,a(2v. 
 njie ffiefleti , nicneiiforniiiv 
 
 l^ndlllafion, unjiila'shun, s. 1. 
 
 tveneiif&riiiinc ISeiucfliMiii, ivpfi '""&'' ®Pivfnii"fl- 
 SDeflenfrcivefliiiig, lliiMiKiriou. 2. Dn^ 55e6eii, 
 bit 58fbiiiin: [^))ce^. ] ^nS Ssfr^befren. 3. 
 
 Undulatory, un'jiiiatore, adj. 
 
 ['jplu)!'.] iitffd'iifin-iiiiii. 
 
 Undulatory motion, bif roeflfllfoniliof 
 
 Undiall, uiidui', V. a. i itt <Bd)m(r: 
 
 fatti(\ftit bcrniibeii, Imirern. 
 
 Unduly, iindii'le. adv. llllflfblihrlirf) ; 
 nber ^le OSi-lnilir. [iiiifci-rrLnif"- 
 
 Undiiped, midiipd', adj. iiiiiicprrflt, 
 
 Unflnnt, undiist'. ». n. f n['fln!i6rii. 
 
 Undllte«>ll!«, I'iridii'teuN, ^ adj. 
 
 Ulldltfirill, liiidu'leful, 5><><<]>'i7<'^l^' 
 fnm ; imrhrfrl'ifria. 
 
 Undutifully , I'mdu'lefulle, adv. 
 liii<iP'H>rroiii ; iiiii'hrorl'ifrin. 
 
 UndutirulnHK<«, lindu'i^fulnes. s. 
 bcr llitfifluirrdiit ; Me llin'fjrfrfrii'rigfcit. 
 
 Undying^, nndi iiig. adj. nid)t ftfrs 
 teiib, imilert'lirf); iim-cniniKjIicf). [bdiit. 
 
 Uneared, uncerd'. ad), f iiiinii.ie! 
 
 Unearned, uneind', arfj.nid)t btirrf) 
 9lr6cit Bbi-r 25irMi'iMl eriiu'rt'cii , nid)t eror^ 
 htitet , ni&it frriimii'ii , iiiu'erbieiit. 
 
 Uneartli, xiuerth'. v. a. aui beiii 
 Cort^e rrfit'Pii, (in-^cirnt'en (Diictfe JC). 
 
 Ulieartlietl , iniei(/id'. adj. I. <\\\6 
 betii Sorfte (ii'rrifl'cii. '2. iiiiflrpff'H'Jt- [ir^l|■d). 
 
 IFiieartlily, uneit/rie. adj. widn 
 
 Uneasily, une'zele. adv. 1. mini: 
 (jifl. 2. iiiibfqiiPiii, iiiigemnd)firt), imbcljnglid). 
 3. rd)ryi>r. 
 
 Uneasine.i^s, unc'x^nls. «. Me tlii> 
 riif)e, iinnnn('iu'l)me (f mpfiiiiBiing , Uiibeljngj 
 Iirf)fcit; iicii llnbi'Iinglic^c, tie lliibeqiiciiilirf): 
 feit, lliinctiiiid)iid)ffit, bn« lliigeiiind), bie 
 SBerd)iutr£>e , 95fr^ril•plid)fl•it. 
 
 The H neati in e ss of the road, + ber 
 IlllbPilueme fficg. This libfl gave liim -, 
 bicfp ©rt)tiinhrrf)rift iiinrf)te itjiii ^iiiimier. 
 
 Unea.sy, ilnc'ze, adj. 1. tiiibeqiirin, 
 ttnbctjnglid), inifliMii,'id)(id). 2. t a) iu.nil)io. 
 b)gpjmiiiinen, flrifd'oii bfrUiiterf)n(tiiii(]ic.,i. 
 e) loflig. d) f fdjiucr. Boyle. 
 
 An uneasy garment, fin uiibpquenie6 
 Rjeib. An - mind, fin i>erflorti'6 ®iniiit(). 
 A sour, untraceable nature makes him - 
 to Hiose who etc., biircft fcin niiirri|"d)e*, 
 nriberrpmiflige^ ^cfen mipfiiflt frnflfii, bie ic. 
 He will be very - under these restraints, 
 ciffe ©iii|c^rnnfuiiu<ii locrbcn il;ni |e(;r hiflig 
 faOeu. 
 
 LNE 
 
 ! Uneatable, unetabl, adj. tiid)t f^^ 
 
 bar, ntd)t jn t^en. (nnpfrieljrt. 
 
 Uneaten, line'tn, adj. migrgcfifn 
 
 Uneatli , linei/i'. adv. t I. nid)t 
 
 lfid)t, fd)iuer, fniini. 2. fiir Beneath, 
 
 below. [uerbiiiifflt, iinperbunfelt. 
 
 Uneclip.sed, liiicklipst', adj. ntd)r 
 
 Uuediiied, unedefide, adj. iiiicr; 
 
 bniit. [erbiinmb , unertaiilid). 
 
 Unedifyin^, uned'cfling. adj. nid)t 
 Uneducated, mied'ukated. I 
 Uneducate, uned'ukate, t ) ^ 
 
 iinrrjivipn , pl)nt (STjirljimg. 
 
 Unelface«I, uneffAst', adj. 11110116: 
 gplbrd)!, iiiuH'rii>ird)r. 
 
 UnefTected, unlffekt'ed, adj. UU: 
 bciwiTfilediflt, iiMnii^gpfiilirt, iinberpnit. 
 
 UnefTeCtual, lineffek'tshual, ad/. 
 Ulliuirfraiii ; f Ineffectual. 
 
 Unelastic, linelas'tik, adj. n\d)t 
 flnriird), iiirt)t rpnmirnirrig. [gcblnljr. 
 
 Unelated, uneiii'ted. iidj. ntd)t niif. 
 
 Unelected, unelekt'ed. adj. Ulirr^ 
 mnlilt. [Inelegant. 
 
 Unelet^ant, unlrlgant, adj. f (. 
 
 Uneli^ible, unei'ejebl, adj. iiid)r 
 lunhlbar; f. Ineligible. 
 
 Which is most un eligible, Witdjii 
 innn nni 553enigrten iiorjieljfn fofl. 
 
 Uneloquent, unel'okwent, adj. 
 llUfctVPbt. 
 
 I'lieinancipatetl, uncman'se- 
 pated, adj. nid)t Einanjipirt, nid)t frci gc: 
 niiid)t. [litest eiiibnifamirr. 
 
 Uneiubalined, uneinbaiud'. adj. 
 
 Unembarrassed, uneinbai'rast. 
 adj. 1. iiin;t ucriegen. 2. frei ron ©djulbPii, 
 Irtjiilbenfrei; iinbclniltt. 3. nid)t ucnuirfcit 
 (With, blird)). 
 
 Uneiiibittered , uulnibit'tdrd, 
 
 adj. nid)t pcvi'irtert , inii'rrt'itrfrt. 
 
 I'neillbodied, lineuiboddid, adj. 
 1. fbrpt-rlof. iiliiifitbrpcr. 2. iiidit piniiprleibt. 
 
 Uneiiipltatic, unemlai'ik, adj. 
 nid)r emphotud). 
 
 Unemployed, unlmplSid', adj. 
 1. iiiii)(rd)>i|'tigt, ini'igig. 2. iinnngemaiibt, 
 inigebraiid)ri tobt, niii^lg (UDii itiipirnlieii, 
 Wi'lPrrn). 
 
 UnempoYvered , uuempnu'urd, 
 ad/. iiid)t friiuid)rigr, iitd)i t>cred)rigt. 
 
 Uneinptiable, uuempteabl, adj. 
 t iiiu'rutbpiiid). 
 
 Ulieitiulating-^ unein'iilaiiiig, adj. 
 iiid)t iind)iifi'rnt> , iiid)t luetriitVrnb. 
 
 Unenclianted,uiieiit.shaiit'eil,a<(;. 
 iiid)t bejaiibert, iiid)r ju bpioiibprn. 
 
 I'nencuiiiber, uncukiiiu'bur. v. 
 a. fiitlii|lfn. [«(//". iiubi'liiflft. 
 
 Unencumbered, linen ki'im'buid, 
 
 Unendeared, unendeerd', adj. t 
 iiid): bcliebt. 
 
 Unendot%'ed, linendoiid', adj. 1. 
 iiid)( bcgflOt, iiid)t niKgpil.utet (with, iiiit). 
 2. iniiuifgfflcuert; fpin gt'ilifrtrje G'liifcm: 
 mm ()ii6enb, iiid)t bpgnbt. 
 
 Unenduring:, uneuduring, adj. 
 nid)t bniii'rnb. 
 
 E^nenervated, unln'ervAtld, adf. 
 iiid)t eiirncrpt, iinriitiicri't. 
 
 Unengageil , uncngidjd', adj. 1. 
 (and) t) [n<S)i vev\>{i\i\i)tt , uiiPfrpfiinDei. 2. 
 
 UINE 
 
 \ud)t i>erpfJid)fff; iiic^f t'erfprnriOen , iini'er* 
 rprod)fn (pon grniipiijimnurn). "i. uwbit 
 rd)infrigt. 4. nid)t im fflcfpdjff leiciib. 
 
 "Unengag-ing-, iinengadje ing, adj. 
 iiid)t ciiiiipliiiieti&, iiid)t iiiijif()enb. 
 
 Unenjoyed, Uncnj^id'. adj. migcs 
 ni'ffpn, iinb(i"eiTfn. ^ [iiiitt (lenifgeub, 
 
 Unenjoyang, une.ijoc Ing . adj, 
 
 Uneillarged, unenlaijd . adj. un. 
 fnwcitert, iiiioiirgcDcljnt, befd^raiift; enge 
 (poni ffienu'itfje k.). 
 
 Unenlightened, unenli'md. adj. 
 iiiiprleiid)ret, iindiifgffhkr. (niiferJDd)r. 
 
 Unenslav(>d, iinenslAvd', adj. un< 
 
 Unentangle, I'inlntang'gl, r. a. 
 
 mid bPr 95erlfiifnl)rir •^iH)en, rpi(jeu. 
 
 Uneiltangied, unentang'gid, adj. 
 Mid)t inTilricft, imi'evilricft. [perjoflt. 
 
 Unentered, linen'turd, adj. un< 
 
 Unenterprising, 'iiicn'ierprl. 
 zing, adj. iiici)r uiuenu'l)nifMB. 
 
 Unentertaining, unlutlrtA'- 
 iiing , adj. nid)r iinrprhnlteiib. 
 
 Unentertainingnes* , un«n- 
 leria'ningiies. s. Me eniifili'Ciligfeit. 
 
 Unentitralled,un«nt/iriwid',a(</. 
 iiniMitirji^d)t. [imbecrbifit, iinbcgmbeii. 
 
 Unentombed, iinenluuiud', adj. 
 
 Unenumerated , uueiiu'meri> 
 
 led , adi. nid)r niirofiiiljlt. [.bet. 
 
 Unenvied, unen'vid, adj. iinbeiiei* 
 UneuviuHS, uulu'veus, adj. nit^t 
 
 lu'ibifd), luiiii 5ii'ibe fvpi. 
 
 Unepitaplied, unlp'ltafd, adj. 
 
 fcini- Wrnbfrt)ritr ()iU>eiiD , oljne ffimbfdjrifr. 
 
 Unequable, une'kwabl, adj. uttt 
 glfirt), iiii(iieid)fiH'inig. 
 
 Unequal, unekwal. adj. I.iingfric^ 
 
 2. 1 a) (to) iiniiiigiMiiefi'en, nidjt gening (ci» 
 iirr ©nd)p) , in feuiciii SS<r(;iiltii!ffe ilcfjcnft 
 (ill); iiid)t geiund)ffn (eiiiff ®nd)e). b) pnr» 
 rtiiid). c.) (to) iinlnflig, iiiigerfdjt (gegfii). 
 
 3. [-Web.] nngieid), nnregelmiigig (p. $ulfe). 
 
 4. 13). t.] iiiigloid). 
 
 An unequal bargain, ein unqWidjet 
 .■Onnbrl. — arms, iiiiglpid)e 2Gnffen. To be 
 - to etc., finer ©iid)e nid)t gfipiid)|'en fein; 
 in ffineni 25pvl)nltiiifife jii jc. |1el)pn. Among 
 -s, ,\iuird)tn Spiitpii i>oii nng(eid)fni ©tnnbe. 
 
 Unequalable, uue kwalabl. adj. 
 iimu'rgioidjbdr. [11. j) iiiuifrg(fid)li(^. 
 
 Une«|Ualed, uackwald, adj. (f 
 Une4|uality, uiiekwaleie, 4. f btC 
 
 llMiilt'id)l;nt ; llii<ii'mnp-l)pit. 
 
 Unequally, une'kwali, adv. I. 
 llliglPid), 2i iilitullig. (Unequality. 
 
 Uneqiialness, une kwaines, s. C 
 
 Une<|uituble, unek'kwetabl, adj. 
 
 mibillig, piU-tfilfd); f. Inequitable. 
 
 Une«|uivucal, unekwiv'okal, adj. 
 iiiib: 
 
 Une(|ui vocally, unekwiv'&kali, 
 
 adv. iiiija'pifiiiriii ; liiiiiuoiicihtifr. 
 
 Uneradicable,iiiiei ad ekai>l. acf/. 
 iininiiSi-otrt'lir. [odj. iiiiiiiidgerottet. 
 
 Uneradicated , unerad ekAted, 
 
 UnereCtetl, I'meiekt'cd. adj. iiid;t 
 crrid)rct , iiiu'rnrijrct, iiirt)r aii|i)r|li'llt. 
 
 Unerrable, uudr rabi, adj. iiutrugt 
 lid), imfi'liKmr. 
 
 Unerrableness., uulr'rabluts, <• 
 bic Untn"!glid)ftrit, llntdjlbartcit. 
 
F4te. far. falK fat. M*. met. Fine. fin. NA, mSve, nir, got, 6il. cl^^d. Ti'ibe, tub. fnll. t//in. TF!i«. 1 03 "» 
 
 UiSE 
 
 Unerring:, unlr'iing, adj. I. niAt 
 itrenft- 2. iiiifiljibiir , iiiurfiijlic^ , flciuip, 
 ficDcr. l(l)er, iiitff^llinr. 
 
 Unerringly, unlri ingle, adu. fi: 
 
 Uncsciie^vable , une^tsliou'aiii. 
 
 adj. f iiiiiifnuiiiMut). hViiljf., lllll•llt^ccft. 
 
 Unespied , uncspide'. adj. UHCT: 
 
 Unesnayetl, uuetsade', adj. uttDer- 
 
 Unessential, uiiessen'slial, adj. 
 1. (frill ^n'cii t)>i6i-iiC) iiiiivcrciitli^. 2. uii; 
 ivtfentdd) (iiuivi(t)ri(|). 
 
 Unes^ieiitinl, t. i(\6 llniverentlicbr, 
 tcr iiim)C|"iiiilid)t Uni|liin6. [f fliipouii. 
 
 UneHtubiifill, uiie'>tab'li.«li . V. a. 
 
 Unestabli»ill<'!(l.uneBiab li«lit.n(j>- 
 iiicbt ciiigiTicbret ; iiid)t fcrt.)i'l>()t. nid)t ge; 
 (jriinbit, fitii'iiiiff iif- I'ldj. 111(1)1 euftni]flirrt>. 
 
 Unevang:elical, uncvanjerekal. 
 
 Uneven, i^ncvn, adi. 1. iinotdd), 
 iingernDe, iimfeen (D. 2Df<jf ic). 2. unolcid) 
 (Stximai ic). 3. t iiiigldcf). 
 
 An uneven temper, rill linn((i4)nr, Vttt 
 i\\tttU<t)tr ^.Uiifffr. [iiii(]rrrtbr. 2. unfllfid). 
 
 Unevenly, uiie'vnic.ndo. I. imebiiii. 
 
 Unevenness, un«'vnne«, «. tie 
 Uiijjleicl)l)eit, Uiiibeiil)eit, UngfmMjeit. 
 
 Tlie unevenneaa of king Edward's 
 reign. ^itlllInll)ifle9?rgil•rllngJ^^llig6■^llar&'6. 
 — of temper, ^cr iiit()(cid)e Jtnrrtftfr. 
 
 Unevitable, unaviiabl, adj. r 
 Inevitable. [exact 
 
 Unexnct, unegzakl', adj. f. 1 n- 
 
 Unexttcted, uuigxakt'cd, adj njd)i 
 flb(jfiii>t!)i.1t. iiiiirur.fit. 
 
 Unexa^^'erated, unegzadje'iri- 
 
 tld. adj. iiid)t iifci-rrriibfn. 
 
 Unexafj'g'erating', unegzadje'- 
 
 iritiiig. adj. nidit l"ll^frtrflbeu^. 
 
 Unexaiiiinable, uiiegzaiii'inabl. 
 adj. iiid)t Qrprfifr cbcv iiiit(rfii4)t ivtrDcn 
 
 ful)lKll^. 
 
 Unexainin<*d, unegzam'ind, adj 
 
 uiigrprut't, iiiuiiieriUd^t; iiid)t abgel^ort, tii.< 
 Ufrl)6rt. 
 
 Unexaillinillj;:, unegzam'inmg, 
 adi. \ud)t iiiitrrriid)fiiti, iiid)t priifi'ii6. 
 
 Unexampled, unegzani'pld, adj 
 beifpifllo*, iiii>'r()firt. 
 
 Unexceptionable , uneksSp'- 
 •huiialil. adj. iitii'fnuirflid) , iiiitii&rlig, luo; 
 (jegtii ficfj 5?id)t« rimueiiftrii Ingt; i>o(Igriltig. 
 
 Unexceptiouableness , uh 
 eksep'^liuiiabliieii, t. tie lliu>i'rivcrf<id)reit ; 
 SSi'ffnulrigfoit. 
 
 Unexceptionably , unlksep' 
 sliiinaiile. adv. iiiutrnurrtiid) , fo ba^ fid) 
 9{id)tiS tonrgrn (iinviittrii liigt- 
 
 Unexnlian^ed.uuekstchinjdSad/. 
 uiiniifgrtiiiird)t. 
 
 Unexcised, unlksizd', adj. nccifes 
 frti, iiiibnliiirrf, (leiifrfrfi, {Dflfrei. 
 
 Unexcited, unllikt'ied, adj. unniif: 
 flfrfgt, iiid)t fliiigi-rrnt. 
 
 UnexcO{;^itable,unck&kod'jetabl. 
 ody. t iiiirriiriinMid). 
 
 Uiiexcoiniiiunicated , uneks- 
 koniiiiu'iickaied. adj. iiid)t nrfoiiinuiiiiiirc. 
 
 Unexcuiiable, unlk&kii'xabl, adj. 
 + f. I n e X c u li a b I e. 
 
 Unexciisablene.ss , unlkskii'- 
 xabliiei, 4. -(- i'. 1 II e X c u s a b 1 e n e I a. 
 
 UNE 
 
 Unexecuted , unlk'Rekutld , adj. 
 1. iiiiniifiicfi'uitt, iiiu'cajpgeii. 2. [9?fd)tifpt.l 
 iiid)t rccftr^friiftig o«"'<i4)t ; iud)t nii5gc: 
 tVrrigt. 
 
 Unexeniplary , unlgz'lmpiare, 
 adj. iiiil)t iiiii|lerl)iifr, iiid)t fyemvlarifd). 
 
 Unexeniplified.unegzem'plcfide, 
 (idj. iiidK niit 5ii'irpii'len bflcgt. 
 
 Unexeinpt, unekzempf, adj. nicf)C 
 tri'i, iiiu'frrd)i'iit; nid)t au^gfiuMumcii. 
 
 Unexercised, anek'^lisizd. ndj. 
 imgnlbr. [iii •Uiiiui'iifung grbnidjt, uiitljnriii. 
 
 Unex<'r(ed, unlg/erted, adj. liid)l 
 
 Unexhausted. uiiegziiiwst'ed,«d;. 
 
 Midtt crrd)i.iptr; f. In exhausted. 
 
 Unexllibited, unegzlilbited, adj 
 iiid)t gejfigt, iiniiiifgemifreii. 
 
 Unexistent, unegzist'ent, a<^'. iiid) 
 ul•rhl^n^cll, iiidjr fxiflirtiiD. 
 
 Unexorcised, uneks'or.siid, adi 
 nid)t gebniiut, iiid)t niii?gttrubcii, iiid)t bt 
 rd)i»p«n, ni(()t fjrorcifirt. 
 
 Unexpauded, unekupaad'cd, adj. 
 nid)t nii«gi'£)f()iit, iiiieiitiuirfi'lt. 
 
 irnexpected, uuckspakt'ad, adj. 
 iiiirrmartfc, iiiii>(riiiiitl)et. 
 
 Unexpectedly, unlksplkt'edle. 
 adv. iiiifriviirtft, iiituenmithet. 
 
 Unexpectedness, uneskplkt'- 
 ednes. 4. ^^£ lliiperiiiiitl^i'te, lliienvnrtett-. 
 
 The unexpectedness of his appear- 
 ance, feiii iiiien«nrrfte« (fTi'd)eineti. 
 
 Unexpectorating-, unlksplk'- 
 loraiing. adj. (^Tfeft.j iiirfjr niifiDcrfeiii). 
 
 Unexpedient,unekspe'deeiil, nr// 
 iiiijiitrnglirf), iiiiPirnlid); (. Inexpedient 
 
 Unexpended, liiiekspended, adj 
 iiid)r I'friueiitiet, iiid)t niifgegcbeti. 
 
 UnexpenSlVe, unekspen'siv, adj. 
 iiid)t il)nier; iiid)t l'er^d)1uclI^fri^d). 
 
 My life has not been unexpensive 
 in voyagingabout, -f iai S^evmnilteifew l)iu 
 mid) ill lueiiifm £ebfn I'iel gcfcilet. 
 
 Unexperienced. uiiekspe'reenst. 
 adj. 1 iiiierfril;reii. 2. -f uiiucrrii(t>t (uoii 
 5iid)fii). 
 
 Unexperiencedness.unektp^' 
 ieei)sine», *. tie UiicrfoljrcMhfit. [falirfii 
 
 Unexpert, unlkspert', adj. muv- 
 
 Unexpertness, uneksplrt'nes, i. 
 tie Uiu'rf(i()reiil)eit, lliifiiiite. 
 
 Unexpired, uncksplrd', adj. tiid}i 
 nii^gf()aiid)t; iiid)t ju (Fiite. 
 
 Unexplainable, u!iek.spii'nabi,^ 
 
 Unexplicable, iineks'piekabl, ^ 
 ad), uiierfliirbiir, iiiii-rfdulid). (iiiierflnrt. 
 
 Unexplained, unekspland', adj 
 
 Unexplored, uneksplord', adj. 1 
 iiiifrforrd)r. 2. uiibifniiiit (u. S.inberii jc). 
 
 Unexposed, unlkspozd', adj. 1. 
 iiid)t DiirQtleflt. 2. iiiinii^gere^t, iiidjt blo(; 
 gefleflt. [adj iincrfliirt, iiid)t niu'gelegt. 
 
 UnexpOUnded , unekspoimd'cd. 
 
 Unexpressed, uueksprest', adj 
 iiid)! niit-gefri'icft. 
 
 Unexpre-Ssible , unekspres'sebl. 
 adj. f. Inexpressible. 
 
 Unexpressive,uiiekspres'.siv.nrfj 
 I. niiesnicfiMiKj. 2. iinnii^iVri'd)Iid». Shai. 
 
 Unextended, unek.stend'Jd. adj 
 unnii^ge&iimt, iiiiaii^geilrecft. lrrli>rd)iMi. 
 
 Uuextiuct, unekttiu^t', adj. iiid;( 
 
 UNF 
 
 Unexting-uislialtlejunekstliig'. 
 
 gwislialil, adj. f, I II e X t i n g u i .s li n I) 1 c. 
 
 Unextiiig'uislied , lineksiing'. 
 gwi.sht, iitij. iiirt)t niiegi'iijidjt, iiiiaiitgc* 
 ioid)(, iitigetiHnipfr, iiid)f gefiimpt't. 
 
 Unevfirpated , uneksterpiied, 
 iidj. iiiiii',.gi'riutrt, iim'erniiir. [gepvifuii. 
 
 Unextolled, unekstold', adj. iii|< 
 
 Unextorted , iiiieksi6rt Id , mij. 
 
 nid)t iibgi'iiuiiiigcii, nid)r eiprofer. 
 
 Unextracted, linekstiakt'ed, ndJ. 
 iiid)r p.ii^iiejDiieii, iiiiaii^gcjoijeii. 
 
 Unfaded, liiua'dcd. nrfy. UMiirni'flff, 
 
 Unfading-, unlading, cf Un tuda- 
 ble ) adj. illU'enin'lfllc^. 
 
 Uurading-ness, uuia'dingnls, «. 
 tie Uiuirriiii'lfiid)fcit. 
 
 Unfailable, iniialabl. adj. -f iint 
 feljUnir. — Unfai'lableness, «. + tie 
 llnfi'hlbnrffit. [bnr, iiiirrrig(i(^, gcipig. 
 
 Unfailing-, uiUillng. adj. iiiitel]r< 
 
 Unfailing-ness, uufa'liugnas, «. 
 Me lliifcliU'iirffit. 
 
 Unfainting-, unfAnt'ing, adj. nid)t 
 fiiifi-iit, iiid)t frniiii>riit. 
 
 Unfair, liiiiaie.', adj. Ijaglid), mitrig, 
 
 rd)aiiMii(); imrftlid); iinbiflig. [^eiifdj. 
 
 All II n f a i r dealer , eill iinrctlirt)e« 
 
 Unfairly, untilre'Ie, ada. f;n^lic^, 
 loitrig; iiiiritlid). 
 
 Unfairness, unfire'nis, s. tie 
 Sd)iiiiMid)fnt; Uiivetlid)fcit; Itiibifligfeit. 
 
 Unfaitllflll, iirifai/i'lul. adj. 1. unt 
 
 treii, iiiigetreii, treulixi. 2. i uiitreii. 3. iin< 
 
 illiiiibig. 
 
 2. My feet tlirongU wine unfaithful 
 
 to their weight. Pope. 
 
 Unfaitltfully, unfatA fule, adv. 1. 
 iiiitrcii, iiiigeirt'u, irriiio*. 2. iingliiiibig. 
 
 Unfaithfulness, unia/i'iulnea, 
 s. I. tie llntreiie, in-iilofigftit. 2. ter lliii 
 giniibe. ^ [gffiirjt. 
 
 Unfalcated, unlal'kited. adj. iiiu 
 
 Uufallen, untahr, adj. iiid)t ge> 
 t'ndfii. [gel'riid)t, iiid)r iiiiigi-ncfirt. 
 
 Ullfallowed, I'mfallode. adj. iilK 
 
 Unfalsified, uniii sciide. m^'- iin> 
 I'crfiiirdjt. ( iiid)r ftraiid)elii&. 
 
 Unfaltering-, dntal'luiing , adj. 
 
 Unfamiliar, unfamiryar, adj.mu 
 gciiibhiilirt); iiiiln-fniiiit. 
 
 Uufaniiliiirity , unfamilyear'etl, 
 s. ter '5)iniigel nil geiiniifr, uertriuitet SSe* 
 faiiiirrrf)afr. 
 
 Unfashionable , unflsh'unlbl, 
 adj. iiiiiuotird), !iu1)r urtd; ter '^Jtote feieiit, 
 aii« ter -DTfote feieiit. 
 
 Unfashionableness, unfasli'- 
 uiilbliies, s. t<isniimpti|'d)e, tie ^bweictuug 
 I'uii ter *>Kote. 
 
 Unfikshionably, unfash'unabll, 
 ado. 1. iiiinu'tiid), nid)t iinc^ ^cr 'TKote. 2. 
 uiifoniiiid). 
 
 Unfashioned, unfa.sli'und, adj, 
 iiiigi'fi rmt, iingel'ilfi't, nil); iiiifi!iriiilic(>. 
 
 UnfaKt, unfast', adj. lUlfldjer. 
 
 Unfatsten, imfas'sn, v. a. (oSbiiiten, 
 lii^iiiod)eti, niifnhid)oii. [brfe|1igt. 
 
 Unfa.<itened, iinfas'snd. adj. mv 
 
 Unfathered, unia'Tllurd, adj. 
 iMtenos. [ iiMPfirerlicft 
 
 Unfatherly, unfi'Tttuile, adj. 
 
1036 Fatp. far, fall. fat. M4. met Fine, fin. 1V6, move. n6r, sjot. 6i!. cl6ijd. Trtbe. tub. full. tAin. THis. 
 
 UNF 
 
 lIllfaillOinHllle, unfaTHumabl. 
 9dj. I. -f iinergviiiifbnr, iinevflniiiMid). 1. 
 i iiucr(iriuiMid) , iiiicrforrd)li4 ; unOurrt): 
 ttiiifllid). 3. f uiuTimplici) (roil ciiict 3ii')l^- 
 
 UnfittlioiiiAbleness, uiifaTH- 
 iniaijliies. s. Mi' llucriiriinMi(^fi'it. 
 
 Uiifatlioiuably,uiifaTH'uiiiable 
 ado. iiiin-griiiiriid). ^ [ uiiergnuiCet. 
 
 Unfatlioined, unfaTHumd. udj 
 
 Unfatig^ued, Uiifateegd', adj. uw 
 «rnu"i6et. 
 
 IfMratten, unfat'tn. V. a. [Jrtlfn.] 
 To - a bird. Ben golpcn flfciiiniierit lii(Ti'ii. 
 
 Unfaulty, unt^lt'e, adj. ul;ue %d)l 
 feiciit. 
 
 Unfavorable, unfa'vurabl. adj. 
 UUfli'iiillia; (lor) uid)r giiuflifl (jii), (to) uidjt 
 (jiiiillig (ciiter ®tid)e). 
 
 Uufavurableness,unfii'vurabl 
 nis, *. Bill' Uiifliiiiilifle. (iinni"iii|lifl 
 
 Ullfavurabiy, unfi'vurable, adu. 
 
 Unfavored, unlavurd, adj. Ull6e: 
 fluuilinr, iiid)t l)cniiii|luit. 
 
 Uiifeared, unierd', adj. 1. nid)t 
 flefi"ird)tft, iiiinefi'fd):ct. 2. t fiii:d)tlii5. 
 
 Unfeasible, uufe'zebl , adj. till: 
 tl)iinii(f), iiiit()ultd). 
 
 Unfeatliered, unflTH urd,) 
 
 Unfettered, S " ^ 
 
 UiiijfiiifPert. [iiiigcflaft, ()(i0lid). 
 
 Unfeatured, unfc'tsliurd, adj 
 
 Unfed, unfed', adj. iiiigcftittcrt , 
 Jjunarig. [fcc(oi)iit. 
 
 Unfeed, unfied', adj. iiii6eia()[r, im 
 
 Uufeeliug", uiifeci'iiig, adj. gefi'il)!; 
 Ie6, mieiiipfiMMid), ()nrt()cr3ig. 
 
 Uufeeling'Iy , uufeel'mgle, adv. 
 flefu()l(o^, uiieiiHifiiiblid). 
 
 Unfeeliug-ness , unfeclmgnes. 
 t. bie UMeiiipfiiii)lid)feit. 
 
 Unfeig^ued, unfand', adj. tinge: 
 ^ciidjelt, tiiii'erileflf, fliifrid)tig. 
 
 Unfelgrnedly, uul^'nedle , adv. 
 cl;iie 25er(lffliiiig, nii|rid)tig. 
 
 Uufeig'nedness, unfi'iicdnes, s. 
 bie 91iifrid)tigfiit. [adj. + iiid)t l>egliicfcii6. 
 
 Uufelicitafing', uiHelis'eiating. 
 
 Unfellowed, unfel'lode, adj. nil: 
 (jfcid), iiid)t J II I'll 111 men pnfTeiib. 
 
 Unfelt, unfeit', adj. litest gefuf)lt, 
 iinfiiipfiiiifcii. 
 
 Unfence, unfeuse', v. a. I. bet Sc' 
 fVii'bigiiiig fccrniibcii. 2. ± 6Ip6 flcffeii. 
 
 Uufenced, unfcnst', adj. 1. unciii: 
 af()ngt, iiid)t iimjaiiiu. 2. iiiiDcfeiligt. 3.1 
 iBcbriof. 
 
 Unfermented, unfSrment'ed,ar(/. 
 I. iiiigego()rcii. 2. iingeiaiicrt (u. Srob !c.). 
 
 Unfertile, uufer'i'l, adj. f. In 
 fertile. 
 
 Unfetter, iinfet'tur, v. a. 1. eiit: 
 fflTilii. 2.1 eiitfciTiIu (ben 65ei|lK.), lo&> 
 .'etfiMi. [iingefciTi'it. 
 
 I'nfc^ttered, unflt'turd , udK 
 
 Unfigured, I'nfig'yurd, adj. fcine 
 t'flfbte SEffcn bnrileflcnb, tetlufe SScgcii; 
 (Innbe bfirflefleiib. 
 
 Unfilial, iiiiril'yal, adj. iinfiublid). 
 
 Unfilled, uiifild', adj.. I. iiiigeriint, 
 leer. 2. tinfreiVot, lebig. 3. nngefiittigt. 
 
 URlfinislted, unfln'isht, adj. ini'- 
 6etnb«gt, niiuollenbet. 
 
 UiNF 
 
 Unfired, unfird', adj. nid^t (ingejiln: 
 fet; iinl)i eiitjliimnu, nid)t entjiinbet, iiii: 
 fiitji'iiicct. (fcno. 
 
 Unfir«n,uiiferiii'.ndj.|'d)iuad) ; fd)iuaii: 
 
 UnfiriiinesK, unterm'nes, 4. bie 
 ®d)iiuulH'; biis iSd)i»'UifeiiDe. 
 
 Unfit, untie, ndj. 1. uii|'d)irflid>, un.- 
 pflffeiib. 2. iiiigefdjirfi, iiiifiid)tig , tiiunug: 
 lid); (for) iintiid)rig, uiifiiliig (jii), iii(f)t gt: 
 fd)iiffen (fur). [i>i>ii \i\^t fid) iiid)t gut rcCeii. 
 
 Ttint is a thing unfit to be spoken, bil: 
 
 Unfit, V. a. (for) iiutiid)tig, iiiifiiljig 
 iimd)eii (jii). [unpnfTfiiCi. 
 
 Unfitly, unfit'Ie. ado. iiiifd)icflid), 
 
 Unfitness, liiiiitnes, t. 1. bii£ Uii: 
 paiTeiioe, bie Unritidlid)feit. 2. bie lliui'id)^ 
 rigfcit, llntaiiglid)feit ; (for) bie Uutiid)tig; 
 feu, Uiiinl)igfeit (jio. [lid), unanilnnbig. 
 
 Unfitting:, uufit'ting, adj. iiii|'d)id: 
 
 Ii is un f i t ti n g a luaa, e^ ^ieiut eint:in 
 -JJfaiuie iiic^t. 
 
 Unfix, linfiks', V. a. I. (D^ntdC^en. 2. 
 t \um aSjiiiifen bringcn, luantenb mnc^en. 3. 
 niipDfeii, lofeii. Drvden. 
 
 Unfixed, uiifikst', adj. l.untvefeiligt, 
 lofe. 2. i iiiieiitfd)'i'fTi:n ; iinbe|linimt. 3 
 iiiillnt, ()eniui(lrei|'enb. 
 
 Unfixedness, unfik'sSdnes, s. ber 
 Bmlniib, ba ©tiuaiS iiiibefeiligt i|l. 
 
 Unflagg-iUgr, unflagging, adj. n\d)t 
 crrd)Uiffeiib. I gerd)nieid)elt. 
 
 Unfluttered, unflafiurd.aii/. iiid)r 
 
 Unflattering, untlattuiing, adj. 
 1. uid)t fd)ineid)clnb; ind)t i'd)mcid)(crird) ; 
 iii(f)t i"d)nieid)cli)afr. 2. fid) nid)t jiiin ajcjlen 
 aiilnficnb, iiid)t juin Scflen <iu^re()cnb. 
 
 (Tlie weather etc.) is unflattering, 
 fifl}t iiid)t jum 5}eilen nii«. 
 
 Unfledged, unilcdjd'. adj. I. nid)t 
 fliigne, iiiigrjiieDert. 2. i jung, lien, uiireif. 
 
 Unfledged actors, 9ieuliiige UDU @il)au- 
 ipiefeni. 
 
 Unfle.s1ied,unflesht',a<{/. I.ni4)taii 
 ■:5lut geiu[il;nt. 2. i nid;t afrgericOtet, un: 
 geiibt, vol). 
 
 U^nflincliing, unfl'nsh'ing, adj. 
 iiid)t }iiriicfaHMd)enb, nid)t nnd)gcbcnb. 
 
 Unf logged, unflogd', adj. iinge; 
 peii|"d)r. 
 
 Unffkiied, unfuild', adi. uni'iber: 
 wniibeii iiMbeiiuiiiigeii, iiiigcfd)iuiid)t. 
 
 Unf<»ld, unfold', v.a. 1. (itiS tiiinnber 
 niadjcn, nui eiiuiiiber legen , eiitfiilrcn, (iiis> 
 brcitcii, niifipiiiiiien, i!<ffiien; I'))far-] (o^- 
 innd)en, lo^biiiben (©egel). 2. i eiitrjictein, 
 erfliiren, eiitberfen, ciirl^i'iflen, rffciitmreii, 
 jeigcn. 3. aui ^er 5?iirbe MiTeii, nn^trcibeii, 
 frci liiiTeii (©d)iifc :c.). 
 
 To unfold the sails for one's de- 
 parture, [-War.] fid) frgcli'iTtig niadifii. 
 
 Unfolder, unfoldur, *. l. ©iiier, 
 ber entfiiitct. 2. l ©iiier, ber erflnrt, ent: 
 l)ii((t, eiitiuirfelt. 
 
 Unfolding, unfold'Ing, a. bie 0-nt= 
 iui(felung, e-iitl)i'i(liiiig, 9)rirtf}cilnng. 
 
 Unfollo«ved, dnfoilude, adj. ini: 
 gefi'Igt; iiiibcfofgr. 
 
 Unf«»ol, unfool', V. a. + uon ber 
 ??nn:l)cit ot. ll;orl)eit l)eifeii, befrcicn. 
 
 Unforbearing , uuforbare'ing . 
 adj. iii(t)t (iblniTenb; uicljt uiirerla'Tenb; fid) 
 iud)t gebuicienb. 
 
 UINF 
 
 Unforbid, uiiforbid', ) 
 
 Unf<*rbidden, uniorbJd'dn.^ ■^ 
 1. uiioerDiHcn. 2. bem ^tmai mct)t iier6»ten, 
 nnterfiigt ifl. Miltow. 
 
 Unforbiddenness , unforbid'- 
 diines, *. t ter S'lj'innb, ia GriunS nid)t 
 uerboten ifl. 
 
 Unforced, unfArsf, adj. I. iingei 
 jiuungcii. 2. nid)t oiigetrieben. 3. iingejiB«n« 
 gen (©tcfUiiig jc). 4. 1 ungeljenc^elt, no. 
 tnriid). 5. n[lin(il)(ig. 
 5. An easy and un forced ascent. 
 
 Denham. 
 
 Unforcedly, unfor'sldle, adv. 
 Lil)iie 3i«'Tig , I'ljiie (JieivaU. 
 
 Unforcible, unfor'sebl, ndj. I. 
 nmiurfriun, iiitfrnfrig. 2. f nngeiunltrniu. 
 
 Unfordable, unford'abl, adj. 
 nid)t biird)ii)arer lucrBen foiiiieiib. 
 
 Unforeboding, u-nforeb&'ding, 
 adj. teiiie 33or6ebeiitung l)nbeiie. 
 
 Unf orekno^vn, uuf6ren6ne',<iil/. 
 nidjr i>i;r()cr geiuiiet. 
 
 Unforeseeable, unforesee abl, 
 adj. f iiid)t iiorl)crjnfe[)eii. 
 
 Unforeseen , unforeseen' . udj. 
 uni>orI)ergefel)en. 
 
 Uuforeskinnefl, unfure'sklnd, 
 adj. t ii|)iie 23t>i:l)(-iut , 6efrt)nirten. 
 
 Unforetold, tin foretold' alj ni(f)t 
 oi+hergefagt , iiid)t gciueiffngt. 
 
 Unforeivarned, unforewirnd', 
 adj. iiid)t invot gcwnriit. 
 
 Unforfeited, unfor'fited, adj. lilU 
 uenuirft, uuoerrdjccit. 
 
 Unforgiven, unforgiv'vn, adj. 
 ilid)t uergebcn. 
 
 Unforgiving, unforgiv'Ing, adj. 
 nid)t iiergebiiiB, iiiu'er|"oI}nlid). 
 
 Unforgot, uof6rgot', ) 
 
 Unforgotten, unforgot'tn J 
 nni'ergeJTen. 
 
 Unforin, unfonn', V. a. jeriloreii, 
 i<eriiid)teii, in Xl^eile niifiijfea. 
 
 Unformed, uufbnnd' , adj. mige. 
 fornit, iiiigebilbet. [Srerne. 
 
 Unformed stars, [5(|ln.iii.] jerjlreiite 
 
 Uuforsaken, unfoisa'ku, adj. 
 iiid)r iiiifgigeben ; nicfet uerliiffeii. 
 
 Unfortified, linfortelide, adj. 1. 
 unbcfeiligt, uiuierfd)nnit. 2. i ai fd)ii'ad), 
 iiH'ijrlo^. b) iiiigeiDig. (niigliicfiid). 
 
 Unfortunate, unfor'tsliunat. adj. 
 
 Unfortunately, untoi'tshuuatie, 
 adi>. iiiigli'irfiid) , iingli'i(flid)pr SDcife. 
 
 Unfortunateness, unfor'tshu- 
 iiatiics. *. bne Itiigliirf. 
 
 UnfoKtered, unfos'turd, adj. ni(()t 
 gcniil)rt, nivtt gepjlegt, iingepflegt. 
 
 Unfiiuglit, unfawt', adj. utigefoc^i 
 ten, imgcrd)iiigen. 
 
 (It VV4S not possible they should escape) 
 unfotight with, oI)nc (J)efid)t. 
 
 Unfouled, unfduld', adj. unbei 
 l"d)miiof, uiibi'Pecft. [Den, 
 
 Unfound, unfound'. adj. nngefnn< 
 
 Unfounded, untound'cd, adj. 1, 
 feineii fflrunb f)iibenb, grnnbli)6. 2. ± ungei 
 gn'iiibet. 
 
 Unfrainable, unfr&'mabl, a^. ■} 
 iiiibilbrani. — U n fen' mableness, t, -f 
 bie Uubilb|V.infeit. 
 
Fkte, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. i\A, move, n6r, got, 6il, clSfid. Tiibe, tfib, full, t/iin, THis. 
 
 UlNG UNG 
 
 1037 
 
 UNF 
 
 Vnfrained, uaf rimd'. ndj. l.nidjt 
 }fbilDci, iiiigeforiut. 2. [3immerl.] ntd)t in 
 .iiinnfter ncjavft. 
 
 I'ufrancllised,unfrln'tshizd.ad;. 
 iiibifrfif, nid)t frri fleiaffi-ii. 
 
 IJnrraternal, uufrltern'al. adj. 
 jnbrufiirlid). |)ivui)gen. 
 
 Uufree^ unfrec', adj. nicftr frei, ge: 
 
 Uiirreetl, aniVced', adj. tiiibefrftt. 
 
 VltrreeilS) (fd^ott.) unfriends, 
 en r ni i c s. [tfjaiieil. 
 
 Ulirre(*Z«f unfreeze', r. n. ouf- 
 
 Ullfre<liieiicy) unfie kwcnse. 4. 
 
 f. 1 nf req II e n c y. [(. Infrequent. 
 
 ' Unfrequeilt, iinlre'kwent. adj 
 
 Uurreqiieiit, v. a. -f- iinbffiict)t 
 (iiff'ii, iitcf)c iiicfjr t>eriid)eii. 
 
 Uufrequeiited, uufri kwlnted. 
 adj. iiuberiu1)r , fiiifiim, o?e. 
 
 IJiirreqiiently, unfre'kwlntle, 
 adv iiiitt hiV-ifiii, Klien. [leicftt jcrreiblict). 
 
 Uiifriabl*^, unfiiabl. «((/. nt(t)r 
 
 I.'nf'rieilll<*(t , untrend'ed, a(</. 
 freiiiifle'f , ol)iif ,■5rellll^e, iinbefrfiinbet. 
 
 U»f rieildlineMM , unfrend leuls. 
 «. tcr -}7fa!i!)fl nil iJrruiibrd^iift, tie Itn 
 frriliiM (1)feit. 
 
 Unfriendly, unfrlnd'li, adj. l. 
 ni(t)c ireiiiitir<t)iutli(t), uiifreiiiibiict)- 2. mi: 
 flrinilia . nirt)r giinilia. [riiiitc5 better 
 
 Wenilier unfriendly ro liealtli, iiiige^ 
 
 I'lifrig^lited, unfitted, adj. unn 
 fArcffr. 
 
 Unfrock, unfrok', v a. entrieibeii. 
 
 Unfrozen, unfi6'zn, adj. itngrfri>: 
 tfii . niiiiiftlviiit. [()au6l)alterii^. 
 
 Unfrilg-al, unfru'gal. ad). lli(t)r 
 
 Unfruitful, unfiuut'ful, adj. { u. 
 i imfnirf)tb.ir. [iiiifriiii)tbar 
 
 Unfruiifully, unfruut'tiile, adv. 
 
 Unfruitfnluess, unfiuut'fulnes. 
 «. t>if lltifrii(t)tbarffit. 
 
 UnfruKtrable, unfrus'trabi, adj. 
 ni(t)t urrciieirivcrCeii rbiiiietibi tii(t)toi:(oiird)t 
 lufrbiii follllell^. [fiidt. 
 
 Unfulfilled, unfulffld', adj. iiner: 
 
 Unfuined, unfuuid', adj. I. ni(t)r 
 germi(t)i-rt, iiiiiirrniui^irt. 2. iiitfjt riiii4)eiib, 
 uiu'erbriiiiiir, iiid)t I'erbriiiint. 
 
 Unfundetl, unlunded, adj. uii> 
 fiiiibirt (i>. Sdjiiirfti). 
 
 Unfurl, linfurl', V. a. Aii^eiitaiiber 
 breiteii, niii'iiincf)fii , oiifiViinnrii/ (iiinvicfetii. 
 (ffticii; ['}}{>ir.] beire^eu (®egel>, ivel;eii U\i- 
 ftn <«iiit '5.il)iif). 
 
 UnfurniMli, unfur'niih, *.a. l.nii$= 
 rniiiiieii , nii^lccrfit. 2. f eiublofjeii; (of> 
 (^jiieii) benuibfii (ber Sirriiiiiift jo. Shak. 
 
 Unfurnislieil, unfurirlsht. adj. 
 
 1. ni(t)t init beiii ?(utl)lgeti verfetjen, entbloQt. 
 
 2. i uiwtrfcrqti (tviili) iiid^c anideti'iHet 
 (ir.it). 3. iiid)t iiiir "paiifgerat^ iierre()cii, 
 uiinu>blirt. [fd)mp|jeii, migeiVftmdjr. 
 
 UnfuHed, uufu^d', adj. iii(f)t Qt: 
 Unfustble, uuli'tibl, adj. (. In 
 
 fusible. [iiiigreittr. 
 
 Un^a(>red, uiigijd', adj. iiiii-iilrt, 
 Un^ainable, ungine'atfl, adj. -j- 
 
 tiidif (ii'iui'iincii lUffCrn foiiiieiiD. 
 
 Unjl^-ained, ungand', adj. m<t)t Ql' 
 
 sonncii, iii(t)t frMiigt. 
 
 Uuyaiuful) angiiie'ful, aifj. nid)t 
 
 eintrnglitft, iiiietiitragfic(). 
 
 Umn^ain, ungAne', f ^ (niiiietf. un- 
 
 Uujfainly , ungane'le,^gaegne a(0°. 
 I. uuge|'d)icfr, liiififd), iiiibeljfilfiict). 2. t 
 lUlllI^er(^■ft, iXtfam; eire(. 
 
 UnsrainneSS, ungine'nes. «. 1. Mi 
 2h\ti\d)t, biclliibf()Diffn()cit, lliibcl)illflid)(eit. 
 ■2. + bie Srlrfnuifcit, ©itelfeit. 
 
 Ung-alled, ungawld', adj. iinbcf4)ii: 
 Mgt, iinueriutmbet. 
 
 Ung'arnisll, ungar'nish, V. a. ai\6 
 jief)eii , (ooii Griu.i*) fiubloeeu. 
 
 Ung:arnislied, uagar'n'slit, adj. 
 
 Ung'arrlsoned, ungar'resnd, adj 
 feint -licr.i^ntig l;abenb, ul;ne Stiii^uug, 
 iMjne ©arnifon. 
 
 Ung-arf ered, unglr'turd. adj. ofinr 
 Itniebniib ob. ©trnnipfbanb, ol)ne ^iiiebau: 
 bet, p()iie iStrnuipfbiinbtrr. 
 
 Ung-athered, ungaTHurd, adj. 
 wngcla'ew, iingcrnninielt, uneiiigeriinimelt. 
 nmifbiirnff , iingfrrntet. [nu^i'itirrtn. 
 
 Unj^'ear, ungcer', v. a. abfctjirren, 
 
 Unj^eld, un gold, ♦. t [9{cct)f»rpr.) 
 ber 95ogi'ifroie. 
 
 Ungreaerated, unjen'eritid, adj 
 niigrboren, nnivjcugt, iii(()r rrjengt. 
 
 Un^enerative, unjen'erat'^. adj. 
 »i(i)t jeiigeiib, ^idfti fjervorbringeiib, itn.- 
 f'rMittbnt. 
 
 Ung'enerOUII, unjin'erus, adj. 
 1. iiid)t freigebig, nid)t gro6iiiritt)ig. 2. um: 
 ebe(, geuu'iii. 3. r^iinpflid) (©ebingnngen ic.i. 
 
 Uni^-enerOUSly, unjenerutle 
 adv. uid>t grogmilt^iQ, n\<t)t freigebig; un 
 ebrl; fd)impfiirf). 
 
 Ungrenial, unji'nial, adj. m\ 
 frennblid) (Ciift, <$ol ic). 
 
 Sullen s«aa that wash th'ungenial 
 p.ole. Thomson. 
 
 Ung^enitured, unjin'itsliuid, adi 
 t ber 3<ugnng£tf)eile ob. ber 3riignng^Inil 
 bernnbt. Shak. 
 
 Unj^enteel, unjlm^^l', adj. un: 
 nrtig, ber fcinrn Sine iniuiber. 
 
 Ungreuteelly, unjenteelle, adv. 
 niinrtig , gi'gi'n bie feme ©ittc. 
 
 Ungfenteelne.S.*), unjenteelncii. 
 (fiiirt) Ungentil'ity) t. bie Un.irtiiifeir, 
 llnl}Df(i(f)feit . ber "JKangel nn feiner Sitte. 
 
 Ung'di^I*') unjeu'tl, adj. uufanfc, 
 muf), l)art, ri>f). 
 
 Ung'entlenianlike, unjlntl- 
 
 manlike, lillb 
 
 Ung'entleinauly, unjen'tlnianle. 
 ndj. beii ©iffen einc* gebilbeten >OTiinne5 
 nid)t geniiig, ungeilttct, ungebilbet, unljbf: 
 lid), unaniliinbig, grob. 
 
 Uug^ntleness, unjen'tlnis, t. 
 I. bie Siirte, Wnuljigfeit,. 3?ol;(>eiL 2, bie 
 lln()Oilid)feit , ©robljeit. 
 
 You hare done me much un gentle- 
 ness, ©ic r«nb gegen mid) ftl^r imarrig, gc= 
 IP e fen. 
 
 Ung'ently, unjlnt'le, adj. 1. (jart, 
 rol), rnni). 2. grob, iinljofiid), unficun&Ud). 
 
 Un:;:eoinetrical , unjeomettrc- 
 kal. adj. ungeiMUftrifit. 
 
 Unsfifted, ungiftcd, adj. ni(i)t be-- 
 gnbt; niit feiiicii bc|Vnberii ffa()iafeitea mi' 
 gerujlet. 
 
 Ung-ilded, ungild'ld.) adj. unper* 
 Ung-ilt, ""g>l'', ) golbet. 
 
 Uui^ird, lingerd', o. a. entgurteti, 
 
 iiutiinrrcii , ninjiirren. 
 
 Ung-lrt, ungirt', adj. ungegurtetj 
 leid)t ge,)iirti't , lofe. 
 
 Ung-lving-, ungiv'lng, adj. feint 
 (Mcrd)i'nfe bringenb , fnrg. 
 
 Ungrlazed, ungia^d', adj. I. feint 
 Sd)eiben ijabenb, oljne ©iteiben; oljne Jeni 
 tleruteiben. 2. nid)t glnfirr, oljne ©(aiur. 
 
 Uug-lorified, unglorefide, adj. 
 uuiiepvieren , nid)t uerl)errlid)f. 
 
 Ungrlorify, unglo leli, v. a. tti 
 
 ■)iul)wci beiMiiben. [riil)mli(f>. 
 
 Ung-lorious, unglo'reus, adj. un, 
 
 Unf^love, ungtuv', II. a. t bei 
 
 $anbrd)ul;e bcrauben. 
 
 Unglove your hand, jif^en ©ie ben 
 iprtnbrcftul) aui. To — to any one, ben 
 jpiinbu1)nl) nu^jiel)cn, urn G-inent bie ^anb 
 jn geben. [i>anbrrf)n()e, blog. 
 
 Uni^loved, ungiuvd', adj. f ol)ne 
 Unylue, ungli'i'. I), a. I. etipaS ®e» 
 Icimtcd Ih'ew, ti\& iS5i(cinite loimaiten , abt 
 leimen, nufleinien. 2. f flnfii)cid)en (bie ©rbe 
 !C.); fill) (inijreiben (bie 'llugen;. 
 
 Ung-lued, unglude', adj. ungeleinif. 
 
 Un|;'od, ungod', v. a. rntgpttern, bei 
 
 (5Jotrl)eit PeniiibiMi. [gotriic^, giurloa. 
 
 Utlg:odlily, ungnd'lcle. ado. nut 
 
 Ungodliness, ungod'leiie.s, t. bit 
 
 lliigi)C[ltd)fi'it, (yortlLifigfeit. [gotrlo*. 
 
 Ungodly, ungmlle, adj. ung&ttli^), 
 
 Tlie ungodly, bie ®orriiM'en. 
 
 Uiis°ored, uiigurd', adj. I. nic()t ge> 
 
 jltigen, nid)t burd)bi>l)rt ; iinueriuiinbet, uii< 
 
 bei'd)atigr, unperle^t. 2. i uuperrel)rt. 
 
 Ungrorgred, ungorjd', adj. 1. nic^l 
 geiatngr, iingeiVittigt. 2. f oljne ilef^le. 
 t ng'Ot, ungot', ladj. I. untf 
 
 Ung'otten, ungot'tu,^ Inngt, uner« 
 luurbcn. 2. nnerjengt. 
 
 Ungrovernable, unguv'urnabi, 
 adj. iinlenffani; uiibanbig, jiigiilp* (Scibcni 
 rd)nften u.). 
 
 Ungovernableness, unguv'> 
 urnablnes, 4. Die ilnlenffauiretti Uiibiinbig< 
 feit, 3ngi'Ilougfeit. 
 
 Ungovernably, unguv'urnable, 
 adv. unlenfrain; iini>anDig, jiigellod. 
 
 Ung^overned, ungiivurnd, adj. 
 1. teine 9{egicrung Ijabenb, ni(f)t rcgiert, 
 pljne aSeriPiilning, 2, ungeregelt, iingejiiljmt, 
 )tiijellP^, unbtinbig. [dangen; Siod. 
 
 Ung'OWn.etl, unghand' , adj. oi)\\t 
 Ung^raced, ung^ast', ud;. ni(i)t per> 
 l"d)5nert, unperri1)inert , unbegabt. 
 
 Ung'raceful, ungrise'ful, adj. 
 reijloS, nid)t i\i)6n , iin<ingene()in , nid)t nn» 
 iunrl)ig,, njibrig, nngcrfl)liu1)t, niigefiidig. 
 
 Ung-racefully, uiigii^ie'ruie.acfp. 
 D()ne 9{eii, Lil)iie 'ilnnintl), Dl)iie 'ilniliinb. 
 
 Un^'racefulness, ungiasetul- 
 ues, *. in6 ungefiidige iUereii, bie 2Bibrig» 
 feit, ber lible 91n|lanb, bie Ungefd)l.id)rl;eit. 
 Ungj'raciOUS , ungra'Klius, adj. 
 1. luiDrig, unnngcneljin, niipfadig. 2. gi)tt(p«, 
 flbfd)enlid). Shak. 
 
 Ung:raciously,ungr4'shusl4, adu. 
 I. uniingi-nd)ni, luiDrig , mipfiiflifl. 2. HH 
 flHnbJg. 3. t fliTtlo^. 
 
1038 Ff-ie. far. fall. fat. M^. met Fine. fin. NA. move, nir, j;ot. 3il. cl3iid. Ti\be. tub. full. t^in. THis. 
 
 UNG 
 
 UNH 
 
 ITngracioiisiiess, ungri'slius- 1 I'ng-nilty, ungilt e. «rf/. unfctiirMo, 
 its. s. 1. M- ii5t^^lgfl'lt, Uii«ii'nfliinlirt)ftit, iinflrafti*. 
 
 JRilfiifliiifeit ; raf inifrfUnMidte <H3efen. 2. 
 |- bit ©imrofiaff"' • 9lbuteiUi*feit. 
 
 Umgrafted, ungraft'ed, adj. un. 
 Jfpfropft. [ckal. adj. Illli1»"i1"""<ltifcf). 
 
 Ullg-raniniatical, ungrammat'- 
 
 Uiigrraiiiiiiaticallyy ungram- 
 lna^'ekale. ndr. in;grommanf(ft. 
 
 ITllgTaiited, ungianfed. adj. I. 
 nidit aoi'fll;rt, iu*t t'canniijt. 2. iiidjt uets 
 wifli.it (IHM) Cllu^cn•ien)■ 
 
 I'ng^rapple, ungrap'pl, r. a. 1. 
 (cfb'ifeii- 2. 1 friimiidifii, frtfr'icn. 
 
 ITiig-raie, ungrate', adj. -f nitgfalTig. 
 
 Ungrateful, ungrite'fSl, adj. 1. 
 tnt.inf biir , iiiurfcnnflid). 2. f a) lln^nnf: 
 lav l58^^cn , ^Irtcit ic). b) iviCrig ; iinaw' 
 gciifhm (to. fur). 
 
 ITngfraterulIy, ungrJte'fuli. adv. 
 I. lIH^l^llf^llr. 1, 1 lvt^ri<1 , iiiiniigenelmi. 
 
 Vng^ratefulness , ungiiteTui- 
 Bet. «. 1. bie Ull^nllfbnt:ttt. 2. ± bic S33i= 
 briflVit. [imtrfricbigt. 
 
 Ungrafified, ungrateflde, adj. 
 
 Vllg^ravel, ungrav'el, t>. a. ntfan: 
 trii , bnliiu-ii. 
 
 Ungraveled, ungrSv'eld. adj. nid)t 
 ^f|■l^n^ef, Dl)iic gri'ten ®niib, uiu'erfniibct, 
 ni*f I'crfiitibft. 
 
 Viig°ra^e1y, ungrlve'U, ade. ntcf)t 
 erii(!f)<iir , rliiif Grnfl, chne Jficrlidjreit. 
 
 Uiigrease, ungrize', ». a. vvm 
 (Jftrf pb. £d>miifif rriniflen. 
 
 Uilgronnded, ungiound'ed, adj. 
 BngfGri'lIibct. — adv. Ungronnd'edly, 
 iliifli'nrfmbet, rtiiif ®ninb. 
 
 Ung-roiindedness, ungrS&nd'- 
 Jdnes. t. t([i Ilii.vnru'.ibfte. 
 
 ITng-rudg^iiiS', ungrudjing, adj. 
 tii(f)t iiiiirrciib . iiMflig. 
 
 Ullg^rildg^illg-ly, ungrudjingle, 
 adv. olvt ^'ii'.rrcn , <\tvu, wiU'u}. 
 
 irilg°1iard(*d, ungyard'ed. adj. I. 
 nnbciv.id*t, nubrfdju^r. 2. i a) iinbfroatftf. 
 I) uni'Drfittirig i91ii«bnirf, 3"nfl' «•>. ut>cr> 
 eitt i^nnbliing 20. 
 
 To be unguarded in eonversattoii, in 
 bfr Stebe nidtt niif feiiirr S?i\t ffin. In an - 
 hour, in finer iin6fn'nd>tfn Sfiinbf. 
 
 VJng^nardedly, ungylrd'edli. adv. 
 I. iinbtivad)t. 2. iinvuTMArig. 
 
 To speak or promise unguardedly. 
 In ffinen SKfbcn, 9Scrfvrt(()iingcn uni'rrfid)i 
 tig ffin. [Snibe 
 
 I'lis^nent , I'mg'gwent, (M.) s. bie 
 
 I'Ug^ueutOns, unggwent'us. adj. 
 ffllbidit. [rothf n , nnerrntben. 
 
 Ung'MOKsed, ui^glst'. adj. nit^t crs 
 
 l'llSr"<^^*l>k«v unglst'like. odj. 
 t\ntn\ ®'\it nirtjt gejifniciib, ni4)t luie etn 
 Snft. 
 
 I'ng-iiiciilar, un^gw'k iiiur , (Inf. 
 ans"'') '"'J l^i't ] finrn ^ingcl long. 
 
 I'ng^iiirulate, unggw'kuiaie. } 
 
 l.'ngllicula(ed,mig!;\\ik uliited.^ 
 tdj. I. ?«iiiifl Pb. ^iiinen ^nbrnb, benogrit, 
 hroflig , ftontg , mil '?i>igffn , SraOeii cber 
 
 ftlonrn prnVnrn. 2. [S^pt.] nngclig. 
 
 Unf^uided, ung>{'ded, ad)- ni(f>t nngifi (flirt) , jn 
 Ifleitct. |lliir(bii!b . UnflrAflirtiffit. ninthu'iflig. 
 
 lui^uiKliiess, tiiigtii'euis, 4. bid Unliappiness, uuhappcue*, «. 1 
 
 I'ng'UillOffB, ung'gwinus, (f. un- 
 giiinosus) adj. riig, tV'.rig, ani Del cb. Sett 
 bcilflifiib , fftriitt , [Miitt. 
 
 I'llg'Ulate, UDg'guIate. (t. nngula) 
 adj. hiifforniig. |iinbcu'Pl)nbnr. 
 
 I'lllialliiallle, unliabetabl. adj. 
 
 tJiiliabitableness, uiiliab'rtabl- 
 
 iils. t. bii* uubtivphiibiirffit. [bnvplinr. 
 
 Unliabited, I'miiab'itld, adj. nn: 
 
 Unliabituated, unliabitshuated, 
 adj. iiirfit geivrlint . ungfivphnt. 
 
 Ullliacked, I'mhakt'. adj. I. nirftt 
 gfbnrft. 2. 1 nicbr Trtiiirrig, phne £d)orten. 
 
 tJnliaclilieyed, unliak'ned. adj. 
 
 1. iinjiuifrirti-n. 2. 1 ungffibt. ' 
 llnliaff, Onliaft', r. a. i<pn bcni 
 
 S^rfre (ibiirbnicn . fPm ©tici lofen^ tai £»fft 
 
 Pb. ben Stfrl nbrehmtn. [nidit gcfnnb. 
 
 I'ltliale, uiiiiile', adj. nid}t f>eil, 
 I'nliallu^v, Unlial'lo, r. a. entt)ei: 
 
 ligen , entivrihfii. 
 
 Un hallowed, nnhal'l^d. adj. 1. 
 
 enrivrilu, cutljeiligt; unt)eilig, ungeiveiht. 
 
 2. rii*li<«. lf"n- 
 Unlialter, unlin'ur, ». a. nlfjaif. 
 
 A liorse lliat iinlialiers liiniself, eiu 
 tpffrb , ba^ fid) bie fj.ilitfr nbilrrlir. 
 
 Unliainper, iinliamp'ur. r. a. ber 
 Jycnrln entiibigcn, loimadjcn, ipfiuicfdn, 
 fiitbinbrn. 
 
 Unliand, nnband', v. a. vpn ber 
 5prtnb Io;mnd)en, nuf ber$niib rnfffn, fnbrtn 
 lafffu, lof!ii(Ti-n. [gefdrrft, fd'Wirfnflifl. 
 
 Unliaildil)', uiiliand ele. adt>. IIUs 
 
 UllliaildinC'.<«Sf unhand'enes, t. 
 bie Uiigefdiirftljeit, ©ctiuerfnnigfeit, bflfi t&l= 
 pird)f ^eiVn. 
 
 Uuliandled, I'nliin'dld. adj. \\n: 
 bftoiler, niitirfibrt. nnoiigcriihrt. [len. 
 
 Unhandled colls, t nnbrflifflfnf &rh. 
 
 Unliandsome, unian'sum. adj. 
 I. nidji fduMi, nid)t lifibrd), fjiieiid). gnrjlig. 
 •3. 1 a) iin4ieni'i(t> , uiiarttg, garflig. b) inu 
 fein, nnfbrl. 
 
 Unliandsomel)', uniiln'sumie 
 adc. I biiBi;rf), gnrilig. 2. 1 a) iinjiemlirt). 
 b) nnebfl. nnfriii. 
 
 UnliandsomenesSfUiiban'suni- 
 nes. #. 1. bie $>n6lid)fiit, Oir.rjligfrit, bn« 
 ffinrftige, ber ^nngel nn 9?etrigfrir eb. 3ier 
 lidifrit. 2. i bic lliiin tii-jfeit, Uiuienilidiffir; 
 bflf llnfeine, Hneble, belcibigenbe SEefen, 
 uurMc ^ftrrtiK". 
 
 Unliandy, unliand'j. adj. I. unbc: 
 hfilftid), nngcfdjirft, tplpifdj. 2. ungrfdjidt 
 iiini'iifTnibi. 
 
 Unliang-, uiiKang'. v. a. I. AbftAngrn, 
 hrrutirer nebnien iSSprbiingr); bie Sprl)iingf 
 I in fiiicni 3iin"'cr ic.) fjcruutfrndyinen. 2. 
 oufhtiMqcn (rinc ihilr k ). 
 
 Un1iang:ed, unliangd'.^ adj. unge: 
 
 UnliHiigr* uxliung'. 5 i*Ai>grn. 
 
 Uiiliap, uiiliap'. t. t t<ii Unglurf, 
 llrgrniflrti, SWiCgifdJid. ber Unfiid. 
 
 Unliappiedy unliappid, adj. f 
 pfninnit'itff. 
 
 Unhappily , unlrSp'pele. adv. I. 
 Uiigirirfe. 2. + bp^ljflft. 
 
 UNH 
 
 bft« nnglilrf (}u migffltlcn :c.). 2. bn« tin* 
 gliirf, bie Ungliirffeligfcit, Mi Gicnb. 3. f 
 ber bo^hafte, bh'e Strcid). 
 
 Unllapp3', Viiibap'pe, adj. 1. UHi 
 glfitfiirf); (in) nngiilrfiid) (in). 2. unglfirfficft, 
 unglilrftVliii; iiiihcil bringenb. 3. -|- brfljftft. 
 
 Unliarassed, unliar'ast, adj. nic^f 
 crnulbiT; nirf^r grpiant. 
 
 Unliarbor, unliar'bur, v.a. [<!Cnib« 
 nifpr.] aui itm Snger oufnreiben, flufjngen, 
 iinf''d)en(t)en. 
 
 Uuliarbored, I'nlir'burd. adj. 
 nnfgffdifiidjr, pfjne Siipndjt; fcin Obbnct) ge. 
 lUi^hrenb. 
 
 Ullliardened, unliSr'dnd. adj. I. 
 ? ungebflrret. 2. i unoerljiutet , nid>t »tu 
 biirtct, Mirt)t prrilr(ft. 
 
 Unliardy, unbard'e. adj. I. unflb. 
 grbnrtet, U'eicfclidi); fdiipnd). 2. fnrdiff.im, 
 feig. }ii<ihnft. (fd>.irigf, nnperlr^t, heit. 
 
 Uiiliamied, unliamul'. adj. nube. 
 
 Uiiiiariiiful, unliartu'ful. adj. iin> 
 fd)iiMid), niirdii:(Mg. 
 
 Uiiliarnionious, unitlmiA'ueu*, 
 adj. 1. iinfjnrnipnifd), bif hnrnipiiird) . nbeU 
 flingenb, nugt^neMb. 2. f miijurdiii. imu 
 einig. 3. nid)t fpniuictrifc^ , unucrlififtnig* 
 niA^g. 
 
 Unbarmonions .sonndsi, TOigf piie. 
 
 Uniiarmonionsiy, uniianni' 
 ncnvle,«dp. iinhiinnpnii'd) , bi^biumrnlfd). 
 
 Unliarnioni(>nsnesj«,diibarnin'. 
 nciisnes, *. 1. bif Dieliiimipnie , ber ?Kig» 
 finng. 2. ± bie «J}?igf}ffligfeir. 
 
 Uniiarmonize, unliar'mftnlze, 
 r. a. iinl)iirnipnird) inad)fii, rerrtininien. 
 
 Uultarness, unhar'ues, r. a. I. 
 .ibrd)irren. 2. cntip.iffnen. 
 
 To unharness from the yoke. fln( 
 brni 3pd)f UMiineii. (ipfhiifeln. 
 
 Unliasi'p, unhasp', e. a. aiifrirgflii. 
 
 Unltatclied, dnbaisht', adj. I. irni* 
 iiiifgtbn'irct, iinflnfgeberfr. 2. i nidjt nii*« 
 gibrrfr, unnnJgrhfrft [brriid)t, einfnm. 
 
 Ujlliauntcd, unblnl ed. adj. n\<t)t 
 
 Uniiazarded, unhaz'urded, adj. 
 iiiiiVU'iigt, nid)t in ©rfiifjr gePe^t. 
 
 E'nliead, unhid', r. a. bni Soben 
 (iiiip ciiiem 5.-,|TvM ber.infnr()men. 
 
 Unliealable, unbeie'abi, adj. un< 
 hrtl'.'ar. 
 
 I'niicaled, uahcid'. adj. imgtt)tilt. 
 
 UuIieaitUful, unl:ehli'ful. adj. 
 un.iifiinb. [nes, t. bie Iliigeninb^eit. 
 
 Unliealtlifulness, unheitA tuU 
 
 Uuliealtilily , unhelt/rili. ado. 
 iiiigirmib. [bie Hngcfnnbfjeit. 
 
 UnliealtllineSS, unbellA'enex, «. 
 
 Uuliealtliy, Huiieit/t^, adj. mu 
 
 gl•fl:^^. 
 
 Unliear<l, unherd'. adj. I. iingef)prt. 
 2. i a) inibefiinnt. niibt-ruhmt. b) nnerl)ort, 
 bfiiViiflPf. 3. iiniingebprt, unerbprt. 
 
 Unheard of, I. itiirrl)prt. 2. imbefAniit. 
 
 Unlieart, unblrf, ». a. t niutl)li>< 
 Pb- prr^igt iiuid'fu, iibiArerfen. (Ijerjlidj. 
 
 Uniiearty, Oniiaite. adj. ni4)t 
 
 Unlieated, uniic'ted. adj. ni(t)t er* 
 IjiBr, lingrljeijf, mdu hri§ grinod)t. 
 
 liiliedf^^ed, unbedjd', «<(/. i<on fri« 
 ncr S>icfc iinigrtcn. 
 
 Unkeede«ly uukecd'Ml, a4t. nHt» 
 
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 UiSH 
 
 fldtfff, iinfefnierft; mifrwrgrn. 
 
 Unlieededly, uniieedldU , ocfc. 
 uiiiidiriViii. 
 
 Vnlieedfiil, unheed'ful, adj. m> 
 flcbri'iini, iVriiii-j; llllbf^n*tu1tn. 
 
 IJnIieedrillly, unheed'fule, adv. 
 unft*rf.im ; unbn^'iirt^tfani. 
 
 Vnlieedf uliiess , unh^edTulnes. 
 •■ tit Un>^(f)f|'Anifrit, &Dt<iMiqttit ; Xlnbti 
 fcOfftuimff It. |U II h e e d f 11 1 1 y. 
 
 I'lllieedily, unhcedele. ade. f. 
 
 I.^iilieediuesj«, unheed enli, t. f. 
 Un li eedfii I II ex*. [fldjtfnni. 
 
 Unlieedins-, unlieed'ing, adj. un> 
 
 I'nlieedy, linlieed e. adj. unbtta(bt= 
 ffliti. [ni{f)t teffffen. 
 
 I'niield, imiieid'. adj. nid)f gchiilfen, 
 
 Uiiliele, unliele', v. a. t tnt6ir>g«n, 
 fliifrtrffti. [§dm. 
 
 I'lllielined, unlielmd', adj. c>l)ll( 
 
 Vllliclped , unhelpt', adj. ifUtflCi. 
 
 Unlielprill, uiilielp'ful , adj. 1. 
 nicftt hi-itViih, I'frnfMiife- 2. nict)t i)uU'Tti<b. 
 
 fnlierse, unhlrse'. r. a. i<cni S(i< 
 ((rnivdgi'ii c(. 6iiro( t)txabu\$en , i\Uitx> 
 tt\§t\\. 
 
 Unliesifatingr, unhez'etlting, a<(/. 
 iii(f<f nMl^fhfl!^. ffiitfii 9lMf^(1ll^ ufhinfnb. 
 
 iriklie«ita<ine:ly,unliez'jtiiinglj. 
 •rfp. rlMif >)lii|tiiii& lU lu'hiuen. 
 
 I'ulie^vn, unhune', a<0'. 1. UnQt-- 
 ^niifii 7. milTlMiifn, rcl>. 
 
 I'iiliid. iiiiliid', ) ., 
 
 I. II 111 (I den, uiiliid'dn, ) 
 tiTflni: inu'rrrtfffr. 
 
 l.'llllidel)Wund,uiiliide'bSilnd.ad/. 
 + l.iiidTaiiflriviidiiVii, iinniiflcnjarfjiVn, t'cfcraff. 
 2. i ivrit, (irr.iiiiiiifl. fflfhtubtrf. 
 
 l'llllilld«*r<'d., I'liliin'durd, adj. Iin< 
 
 I'liliiiilfC, I'liiliinje . v.a. l.aui ben 
 Viiiirln f)(^(ll , Ip^hiiiiqrii (fine Ihiir) 
 S. i « ) flnvflltf.im aut ftiiifr Strflf 
 nlrffii. I'frrfirffn. b) in ltMrr^nlll^ frinofn, 
 Pfnvirrfii, iinifrhrrn , jirrutttii, ouflJiffn; 
 refiiiffiTh m.i(f)rn. frcidjt. 
 
 I'liliit, uiiliii'. odj iiiiflftroffcii. uner< 
 
 UlllKMtrd, I'lnlinrd', r. a. tiitiorn: 
 itn. rnll^fll. dbiifiimfii. 
 
 UnllUlintrKK, unliA'liiiea, «. I. Mr 
 lliifiriliflfrir. 1. He DfiiAli'Mflffit. 
 
 t^nlioly, uiiliiVie, adj. I. iinhfifiq. 
 1. fliTftpf, ri((1ili'#. [lirf); iiiiffjrbnr. 
 
 ITnllOllt^Kt, linnn'nest. adj ^ linrt)r> 
 
 UllllOIKirt^d, riiioii'niird, adj. ni<t}t 
 tfrrlirf, iiiu'frrhrt ; iiiiiiffhrf , tinbrohrt. 
 
 I'nliUod, uiilitMd'. r. <i. [Jilffll.] 
 In Rnpvt (l)rlr^I(1rtl ibrii SalfeiO, twtblb^tn, 
 tfim tie Sta^vt abnthmtw. 
 
 Unlioodfd. phiir liflv>i'', ftifMogt. 
 
 Unlioodtviiikf uuliudwink, v.m. 
 
 bn 33iiib( trr itn ^ii<\cn entU-Mgni, bit 
 
 ©iiibt I'pr tt» 9(ii(i<'" u'f(jiif()iiifn, aiifflnrcii. 
 
 Unliook, uiiliuuk', 0. a. auft^attix, 
 
 tnifhiifirii, ipfhorrfii. 
 
 Uiihu«ipf iiiiliu'ip', v.a. I. brr 9;ri('( 
 (iitrrbiorii i bic 'Kfii'f a<iMi rinfui 5niT« fll»< 
 iir!)i«fn 2. b^« 9\Vifro(f£ entlcMgen, btu 
 fffifrprf .iiifjifhf". 
 2. U II li o o p t!ir fnir sex. 
 Viilifiped, uiiiiopt', adi. »nQtt)pfft, 
 niii>fr1)i>ffr. uiirnvortrt. 
 
 U a hoped for, unrrrfjrfft. 
 
 UNI 
 
 Unhopeful, unTiope'ful. adj. «itt 
 i>icl i<rnVnrt)ciif>, l)^fflltIllg^u^5. [Ijonit 
 
 I'nliorned, iinliornd , adj. ungr 
 
 Uiilior.sc;, uulioiKe', ». «. ooiu 
 ^t'trre infrtcit, au6 btm battel u'crfcn, nb 
 H'rrfVn. (f. Inhospitable. 
 
 I'nIlOSpitable, iinbos'pelabi. adj 
 
 I'liliostile, unlios III, adj. ni(t)t 
 fcinMirt), nirt)t ffiiitiVlid. 
 
 Uuliousie, uiiliouze', V. a. 1. nti^ 
 brni ipiitiiV jajjrii ; ri ii e£ Sac^ttf, Obbac^t^ 
 berniibfii, 2. i i>ertreibfn. 
 
 I'llllOUSed, I'liili^uxd'. adj. 1. bc^ 
 ipiiii'f^ bcraiibt, iicrtricbcn , chiie ^auf; 
 rhnf i^eiiniUl), IjeiniathioS, unfliit. 2. tiiief 
 D.i(f)tf, Cbtad)ei brrniibt. 
 
 (Caitle in severe weatlier) should not be 
 left unhoused, icflte ni(t)t uiiter fteitm 
 ^imniff (if''ilTfn ivrrbtn. 
 
 l^uliousiiig', unliou'ztng. «. [$an 
 btl] biT irniiepprr yoin 2ii([tr ii'tjj. 
 
 Unhouseled, unh6u'zld, adj. bti 
 bfiliqcn SlbciiftnnhU imtheiU;aft<ijj). 
 
 inhuman, unlm'aiaD, adj f. In- 
 h u n> a n. [ iimncnrdjlicft niacten. 
 
 K'nliuinanizef unliu'manite. v.a. 
 Vllllllinbled, unumbld. adj. iijrf)t 
 (jfbcmiirtjisjt, nngrbfrni'ithiflt, nic^jtmiicbrtflt ;l iiid)t Miichiienl'int 
 
 UNI 
 
 [((.it.-) t. ber 3uftaii&, bn ^emnnb ber Sin» 
 (jfboriif iff 
 
 Unigrenoiis, yunid'jimi-!, (fnt. no!- 
 geiiai nilj lUMi fiiitT 9lrt, iHni bfrfelben STrt. 
 
 Uiiilabiate, yuuela'beate, (Int.) 
 
 adj. [-iii't.) einlipiii<). 
 
 Unilateral, yuuelat'toral, rtflf.) 
 adj. I. f mir (iiif finer Seite fcienb. 2. ein> 
 ("eitiii, eiiie iSfiti- fj.ibenb. 
 
 Uniliteral, yunelittlral, adj. nilt 
 aii5 ciiicm 5iiiiti1obfii I'fiTi-hi'iib. 
 
 Un i i I II III i nated, tin ' ili^'men At«d, 
 adj. ; II. t niitt rriftii1>rer. 
 
 Unillustrated,uiiilius'(ri(ed.a({/. 
 1. uiirrliiKHtft. 1. nnori.iiirert. 
 
 Unilocular, yiiiiclokular. (lot.) 
 adj. [>Ti,uiira.l eiiiMrf)cri<i- 
 
 Uiiiinaf;inable,uiiimmad'jinabl, 
 adj. uiibcnfbar. — adv. Un iinag'inably , 
 uiibenf6iir. 
 
 Uniinag-ined, uiiimmad'jiii(),a<fy. 
 l.niitr erbiiilit, uucrbaitt. 2. nid)t imrtflhinr. 
 
 Uniiiibued, itntmbu'i'. adj. nictt 
 eingeMoniMu-n, iiiitt eriTifir ii>. (yriurt*). 
 
 Uulinitable, duinietabl. adj. f 
 tlMll>ld).il)niIii1) ; \. I n i III i I » b I e. 
 
 Uiiiinitated , unimc ictl . adj. 
 
 1II)(>M un<|etfnu'irl)ii)t. 
 
 Uuiiuug-, iuhung', adj. iin<)cfi^n<it 
 
 nnflrliiiiigcn. [iini>erletjt. 
 
 Uuliurtf, unhurt', adj. nnber<6n^io'' 
 
 Ullliurtrul, unljuriful, adj. mv. 
 
 f*nMi(f). — adv. Uuh urt' fully , un= 
 
 fdj.iMicft. 
 
 UullUKbailded , unhuz'bandld. 
 adj. 1. nidjt }u 9?.ube geljnlreii (nict>t gf> 
 fdjcnt). 2. nid)t gtvfli'at, uernndjliiingt; un 
 gcbnnf, imdiigfbiiut. 
 
 Unliusked, unhu»kd', adj. ni(f)t 
 nu^gebuiret, nidjt rtu^gefctjctet, imniifgf: 
 flfiltrr, nnou$ge|'(toC(t, nnou^gebroctcn , un 
 flerd)<ilt. [ (35rt.] eiiifnpfflid. 
 
 I'ni<^ap<«ll1ar,yuiickap'sliular,a(</ 
 
 Unicorn, jii'iiekom. cfnt.) «. 1. biu- 
 CPinljprn; (I'ftffir) b.id OJ^iiipjerp*, 9i.i~ 
 (jprn. 2. -, pb. Sea--, (3*t''i)Pl.] bcii 
 &iMliprn, ©ee= (5-iiil)prn, ber (Jin^priiftift) 
 •7?iirii'.in. 3. cine ?lrt i^oriippgrl. 
 
 I'iiicornous, yunekdru'us, adj. 
 eiiihiTiiig 
 
 Un ideal, uiii(lc'al.n<(/. nic^tibenlifrf). 
 
 UliiiIf>rou8, yuiiit'lorus, ((.) adj. 
 [^iT.] eiiil'liiinig. 
 
 Uniromi, yu'neforni, (fat.) adj. 1. 
 einfiTmig. 2. gicicftfonnig. 
 
 Uniform, t. [-iOiilit.] bie llnirprni. 
 
 Vniforni-hat, ber ®plbatenl)Mt , Cf- 
 Pjier^biit. --suit, bie i>pn|lmibigeUiiifprm. 
 
 Uniformity, yuneformeie. «. I. 
 Bie G-iiifpriiiigfcit. 2. bit (Sletctfpmiigfeit; 
 Itrbrreiiijliniiniing. 
 
 Act of uniformity, [(fngt.] bie®lei(f)i 
 fprniigffif^ofte (eine <J3.irliinieiit^nfre, luo; 
 bur* Me Sorin ber ^ir(t)eiiflc6ete ic. uprflf^ 
 fcbrirben ivirb). 
 
 Uniformly, yu'neformU, adv. 1. 
 einfrrniig. 2. gffirfjfpnnig. 
 
 Unify, yu'iijfi, (lat. unus u. facio) 
 p. a. I. * I. Pfrrineii, pereiuigen. 2. iau6-- 
 girirfirit. prru'hnen. 
 
 Unig-eniture, yunejen'it»hdre, 
 
 litidjt iii'fliTblirt). 
 Uninimortal, iiiiininiiir'ial, adj. 
 Uniminortalized , U'lfiumdr'- 
 
 talud, atij. •}• iiiiitr Pirnvi.ir. 
 
 Uniiiipairable,iniiiii|i labl. nrfy. 
 
 niU'criiihuTriirf), iiiipiTr'irl'iid). iiiu'erlf^iict). 
 
 Unimpaired, I'miiniaMi'. adj mit 
 
 perniiiibert, iini'frC'prl'i-n , u!igi-rrf>iuiirt>r, tin* 
 
 I'frlf^r; (Willi) iingfritiiMd)t (ypn). 
 
 To continue u ii i in pa i r e (I., (id) nJ(^t 
 pcrmiiibern. 
 
 Uninipajisioned,ii>iiin|)asb'i*iiid, 
 adj. 1. iiidjr iuit2fiPcnfcl)i\ireii iiiifgi-riiilet Pb. 
 brgiibr. 2. Icibeiirrfj'ifrelo?, rnljig. 
 
 Unimpeachable, unimpjt^h' 
 abi, adj. I. nid)t nufln.it'.ir, iinantnilbar, 
 (of) rein (upn). 2. uicljt nngctdllct, nnge» 
 focbteii ipcrbcn f&inuMib, iminitniTbor. 
 
 Unimpeached uii!mpectsh(',a(fy. 
 1. iiiiaugctii|let, iiiibritPlren. 2. nnnngti 
 focfjten. [pfrliiiibert, imge^inbert. 
 
 Unimpeded, uiuKipeded. arf/. lint 
 - Uniniplicated , unimpUkatld, 
 adi. nidjt (in Gtma^; ueriuictclf, nicf)t ^iiiein* 
 grjoaen. 
 
 Unimplied, un'mplide', adj. nic^t 
 bflrin entbiilten; f. Imply, Nr. 2. 
 
 I'nimplored, uiiiinpl6rd', a^. 
 nnerffflir, niicrbeten. 
 
 Unimportant, un'mporCant, adf. 
 1. inuuid^tig, iinbebciitfiim. 2. nid)t an> 
 ningt'itb. [ linivictfig. 
 
 Un importing-, uiuniporting. adj. 
 
 Unimportuned, un'mportund', 
 adj. inibfiiifiigr, iiii&c|'(()iuert ; ni(t>tgenot()igt, 
 aiii freien ©tilrfeii. 
 
 Uniinpo.'iing', un'mpn'zing, adj. 
 I. teiiie 9Id)rnng, G-ljrfiirrfjt einpogcnb ober 
 gebietenb, feinc SSeivunbcriiiig irregcnD. 2. 
 nicftt nufcrlcgenb, iiid)t aiiibilrbenb, ftcii 
 wiflig. 
 
 Unimpregnated , un'mpreg'. 
 niied, adj. nicl)t gefiljiunngert, iiiiflcfcJjwSn* 
 gert. 
 
 Uniinpre88ive,unintpret'siv,a(V. 
 
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 nicbt einbrficf tirf) , fcineii (?inbrii(f nincfccnb. 
 tJiiiiiipri.«iOn(*(l, uniinpii^'ziid . 
 
 arlj- iiiitr oerl).ifttr, inunrl)iii'rer. 
 
 Ullillipruvable, ununpiuuv al>l. 
 adj. i. fniier SSi'rbrffiriing fiiljig, iiui'i-rbfiTcr. 
 U(t). 2. iiid)t niibaiibar, DcS iliibiuie^ iiid)r 
 
 UiiiniprovablenesM , umm- 
 
 proov'aidncs. i. pit Uiiucrbr(|'erlirf)ffir; Per 
 3ll|■inll^, bn Griuiif be6 'Miibiitiefi iiiil)ffn()in Ml 
 
 Unimproved, unjmpruovd', adj. 
 l.iiiu'crbeiTert, iiiu'erebtlt. 2. imbeiui^t; iiicl)r 
 )ii finem prnftifcbeii 3»»f cfe nngeiunnbt; uii^ 
 (jtbrnu(l)t, iiMiingfiuaiibt. 3. unnngebaiit, 
 imgcbaut. 4. ntdjt beldjrt, iinbele()rt; iingc: 
 b'Met, roi). 5. * iingi'tabclt, tnbello^.^ Shak. 
 
 Un improving' 9 unimpi-uuv'ing. 
 adj. nid)t iicrbcfycriib, nid)t ufrebelnb. 
 
 llnimpuiable, unimputabl, adj 
 «id)t beijiinuffeu, iiid)t jii}iird)reibe». 
 
 E^ninc]iantec1,unifltsliaat'ed,a(0' 
 liid)t bcjniibcrt, iiiibejniibert. 
 
 Uninclined, uiiinklind', adj. un> 
 flciieigt, oljiie Sii|l. [adj-i iinuermeljrbar. 
 
 Unincreasable , ujunkre sabl. 
 
 Unincumbered, iiiuiiUum'burd, 
 
 adj. i. iiid)r belnflet, iiid)t befdjiuert, unbe- 
 
 (a,mtt. 2. nict)t ucrfdjiilbct, uuuerrd)iilbet. 
 
 (An estate) unincumbered with 
 
 dower, iDi^miif feiii 2eibget)itige Ijoftcf. 
 
 Unindebted, unindetled, adj. 1. 
 unufrfd)iiii)ct , |"d)Ulbenfrei, i>l)ii£ ©c^jiilbcn. 
 5. t iiid)t gebin-gt, nid)t en(el)nt. 
 
 Uuindifferent , unliidif ferent, 
 adj. iiid)t flleid)!)i'iltig, patrciifd). 
 
 Unindorsed , unindorsd', adj. 
 [S?n\\btl] iiid)t iiiCuiTitt. 
 
 Unindulgred, uiunduljd',ad/. Df)ne 
 9?<id)ild)t bff)iinbelr, nidjt uerjnrtflt. 
 
 Unindustrious, uiundus'treu.s. 
 ad;. nid)t fleigig, iinpeigig, iiid)t ftrbeitfnni, 
 nidjt betriebfam. 
 
 Uninfected, uninfekt'ld, aW^'. 1. 
 nif^t niigeilerft. 2. t (with) nid)t aiigcjlccft, 
 unntigi'ilerft (I'oio. [iiid)i niiilccftiib. 
 
 Un infectious, uninfek'slius, lu/y. 
 
 Uninflamed, untiiflaind'. aii 
 
 ? u. f nid)t tm^mitt, aid): tiUbrnnnt, uii; 
 
 eutbmmit. [ndh niientiiiubbnr. 
 
 Uninflamma.ble,iiiiiiiflaiii'iiiabl, 
 
 Uuiuflueuced, uninflueiut, adj. 
 
 nid)t flfiutniiicn, iiiieingeiiommcii; luornnf 
 5Borurtl)eiIe ic. feineii G-iiifliig (jnbcii, tud)[ 
 von SSonirtljcilen ic. beilimmt. 
 
 Uninfluenced by pas.sion, iud)t Don 
 fieibeiifd)nft ciiigfuotnincn lci£)citrd)iif(^lDi. 
 If those elections are -, jueiltl nilf bicfe 
 SBnIjItii iiid)t eiugeiuirft luirb. 
 
 Uninformed, uninrormd', adj. 1. 
 tiid)t belel)rt, iinbeleljrt, uiuiiiteriMd)tft, of)ne 
 ©ilbiiiigi (of) nid)i bdcbrt (libcn. 2. iiiibe: 
 lebt, tuBt (ber Sebljiiftigfeit eniiange(iib). 
 
 Uninf ormiug^, un!iil6rm'ing, adi. 
 nidjt bcii'breiib. 
 
 Uuing'as-ed, uningidjd', ad}, lilt: 
 PerVtVillbet; f. Unengaged. 
 
 Unin{2-eniou.<i, lininje'neus, adj. 
 n\d)t flciilrcid), nid)( fiiiiireid). 
 
 Uuing'euuous, uninjen'uus, adj. 
 nid)t freinu'itijig, iiureblid), fiilfd). 
 
 Uniniiabitable , uninliab'ltabl, 
 »dj. uiibeivi;l;tibni;. 
 
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 UninliabitablenesN, uninhab'- 
 
 itai)hies. *. pii' Uiiiu'iuobiibiirfcir. 
 
 Uiiinliabited, uuiiiliabited, adj. 
 iiiibmn^l)itr. 
 
 Uninitiated, uninisli'ealcd, adj. 
 iiidu eiii(iciiiril)r , itiifiiigi'iueibt. 
 
 Uninjured, uiiiMjurd, adj. uiiuer- 
 Ic^t, iiiibf|'d)iii"igt , tnu'cn^orbi'ii. 
 
 Uniii(|iiiKitive , uninkwiz'eiiv. 
 adj. iiid)t neiigifrig. 
 
 Uninscribed, uuinskifbd', adj. 
 feiiie 'JliifiArifr l;obfiib, I'fjiie 5Iii|Td)ritt. 
 
 Uninspired, uninsplid'. adj. nid>r 
 bcgpiftort, uiibfgfiflert, nid)f cingegebeii. 
 
 Uninstituted, luiiu'steiuted, adj. 
 I. nid)t ciiigefi'^t, iiiieinge)V$i; iiiu>crurbnet. 
 '2. iiiiiiiitcnuiereii. 
 
 Uninstructed, un'nstrukt'ld. adj. 
 I. iiiiuntcrrid)tet, uiimifTt'iib, (in) unbeimin 
 bcrt (ill). 2. nid)t iiijlrtiirt, b« fciiu 23er 
 fjiiltiingtbi'fflile ^nt. 
 
 Uniiistructivef onmstrukt'iv 
 adj. iiidjr bclfljrcub. 
 
 Uninsulated, unln'siiuiated, adj 
 [^bijiM m<i)t itolirt. 
 
 Uninsured, un'nshurd', adj. iiid)t 
 uerfid)ert, imufrMd)err. 
 
 Uuintellig'eUt,u"intlriejlnt,a(0'. 
 tindinbig; iiiiiterilmibiG. 
 
 That your senses may be nnintelli- 
 gen t of our insufficlcnce, boniiteiire @iniie 
 uniVr lliiuermogeii nid)t fli'nm()r lucrbeii. 
 
 Uninteiiig^ibiiity, unlmeJIeje 
 bil'ele, (iWld) Unintel'ligibleness) t. 
 bie Uiiuerilmiblid)feit. 
 
 Unintellig-ible,un?nili'lejebl.a(0'. 
 Uliuerilnutlid). — adv. Uuintel'ligibly, 
 iinueri^iiiib(id). 
 
 Unintended, nnmtend'ed , adj. 
 iiid)t benbfid)rigt, iinbeabfidjtigt. 
 
 Unintentional , umnten'siiunal. 
 adj. iiidjt iib|"id)ilid) , imi'Min^lid). 
 
 Unintentionally, uiiniten'shuii- 
 ale. orfii. nid)t <ibrid)tlid>, iiiu>i^rf.ii)lid). 
 
 Uninterested, unurteresied, adj. 
 I. iiuberroffcn, iingcn'iljrr, cf;iie ifjeiiimf^me ; 
 iinpnrteiifd); (in) a) nid)t iiueri-rfirt, iiid)t 
 betbeiligt, utibetfjeiligt (bei) ; b) feiiieii 9lii; 
 r(;til iiet)iiifnb (.an). 2. uneigniiiil^ig. 
 
 To be uninterested in etc. , utc^t b(: 
 thtiligt feiii bei:c. ; fciiieii ^Intljeil iieljmfii 
 an ic. 
 
 I'^ninteresting' , unin'teieKting. 
 adj. iiiiiiitcrefTniit, nid)t iiiijiel;eiib , fciiu' 
 il)eiliial;ine errigeiib. 
 
 Unintermission , umntermish'- 
 un, *. ini Tiidft-xiiift^en bie ^TidjtuntiT! 
 brfd)iing. [adj. iiniinterbrod)en. 
 
 Uninterinitted , uiunterniit'ied, 
 
 Unintermitting,uiiinterniit'iiMg, 
 adj. fiirtbnuenib, iiidjt iind)liifftMib. 
 
 Unintermitting-Iy,unuiterniit'. 
 liiigle. adv. ol)ne 9ltifl)iJreii. 
 
 Unintermixed , uuintermikst', 
 adj. iin»cniiifd)t, uiuiermeiigt. 
 
 Uninterpolated , unin'tcrpoli- 
 tcd.oiO' iiid)r eingei'd)i)bfi; ob. unrer!]Lrd)obi'tt. 
 
 Uninterpreted, unimer'preild. 
 adj. mifrfiiirt, nirt)t aii^gclirflt. [grdbcn. 
 
 Uniuterretl, luiinterd'. adj. iinbc 
 
 Uninterrupted, uniniertupi'cti. 
 adj. iintnuerbrocticn ; uiigiil&rt. 
 
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 Uninterruptedly, un'mlrrupt'- 
 
 edie, adv. uiiiiiirerunHl)i'ii , in ©inem fort; 
 MMgpitijrt. [Miiiintrriodtt. frfi. 
 
 Unintii raised, u iiut/nawid', adj. 
 
 Uniutlironed , umiu Arond', adj 
 
 nidir niif ben Ihnin giK^t. 
 
 Unintreatable , unimrete'abl, 
 adj. nnerbirriid). |nMi)irfd)iini.». 
 
 UnintrencUed, uniiitieiisht', adj 
 
 Unintricated, uuinrrekatld. adj. 
 
 t nirt)r uenvorrfn. (iiiifinginil)rr. 
 
 UnilltroducedjUiiintiodi'isl'. adj 
 
 Uninured, tiiiiuurd'. adj. iinge> 
 ii)of)nt; nidjr nbgetinrtet. [iinerfunben. 
 
 Uninvented, uuinvcnted , adj. 
 
 Uninvested, uninvlst'ld. adj. nid)i 
 befleibet, uubrflfibet. Money -, iinangc(eo» 
 tei (55elb, tobfe .R.ipitiilien. 
 
 Uninvestig-able, uiiuives'tegabl, 
 adj. iiMiTtVrrd)lid). [nid)t neibifd). 
 
 Uninvidious, uninvid'ei'is, adj. 
 
 UninvUefl, uninvi led, adj. imeiiu 
 gflnben. 
 
 Union, yii'neun, (Int. unlo.) $. 1. bie 
 315ereinigiing, Serbinbiing; ber SBcrein , bie 
 Union; ('WTnl. ii. 9Ird)it.] bie Ucbi'reinilinn 
 tniing. 2. bie &inigfcit , G-intrnd)f. 3. 
 [9Jed)t^-tVr.] a> bieiBercinigiing (lueier ob. mttft 
 rerer .Kirdjen. b) -, act of -, t\t 25crei'.it» 
 gung oon ^nginnb iinb ©rf)ottfiinb , 93i'rei« 
 nigiiiigSnrte, llnionSafre. o Legislative -, 
 bie legiSditiueSJereiMigung, Union oon ®rog» 
 britnnnien iinb Oil'inb. d) bie Sereiiiigung 
 ber iJrf'l'l'Tifen uon 3?orbniiierifii, bie Union. 
 4. t (M. u"'o) bie ^er(e. 
 
 Union by the first inten'ion, [?I)ir.] 
 ber ^rojcg, ucrnioge bf(Tcn bie eiifgfgcnge> 
 fi'^tcnSeiten frifcftcr ^Biinben otjnc ©•iiening 
 jurnninieniuadjfcn iinb firf) oerbinsen, luenu 
 eine SSi'n'iljning jiuifdjen bcmVlben bemftN 
 lleUigt luirb. Treaty of-, ber UnionfDet» 
 inig, G'intgiingJj, SBfreinignngSi'frtmg. 
 
 Union- flag, bie englifd)e 9i(itiona(« 
 fl.iflgc. 
 
 UniparOUS, yun'p'paiuN, (tat.) adj. 
 niiv cin o'lnge* nuf rin 0)?iil gcbiicftib. 
 
 Unique, yu nJk, (fr. "ID.i adji cin* 
 }ig ill feiiier '3lrt. [adj. eiiulvaljiig. 
 
 Uniradiated, yuncia defied, (lot.) 
 
 Unirritated, unii'retA:ed , adj. 
 nid)t gereijt, iiiigereijt. 
 
 Unirritatiug, unir're:iting, adj. 
 iiid)t rciji'iib. 
 
 Unison, y^'nesun, (Int.) $. ['^{111'.] 
 1. ber g-inflang, ®feid)f(aiig. 2; bie gleic^* 
 flingenbe ©aire. 
 
 In unison, unirono , ini ^tnflnnge. 
 
 Unison, ad). gind)fiiiigfnb. 
 
 Unisonance, yunisonanse, a. bet 
 ®lfid)flaiig. [rtiinniig, cint6itifl. 
 
 Unisonant, yi'iiMs'sonam. adj. ein» 
 
 Unisonous, yuu's'sonus, adj. eim 
 tonig, eiiiflinimig. 
 
 Unit, yi'in't. (Int. unus) ». I. [^att;.] 
 bie ©inbrit. 2. cine (Molbmnnje uon 20 ©IjiU 
 ling an ^Bi-rrh (iiiitcr ^^ttob 1.). 
 
 Unitable, yu nciabl. adj. uereinfrnr. 
 
 Unitarian, yilnctarean, s. [lf)toi.] 
 btr llnirarier. [gel)ririfl. 
 
 Kiiitarian, adj. ju bfn Ilnitariern 
 
 Unituriaiiisiii, yuneta'ieaiium, t 
 bie Sfljre Drr Unitatn'C. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. ML met. Fine, fin. N6, mo ve, ndr, gSt, 6fL cl6ii«l. Tiibe, tiib, ffill. tAin, THI«. 
 
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 Vnite, ydnhe', (fnt. nnio) v. a. 1. 'nrtgemfinbeiitig, gemeitifceiitig, me^rbeufifl. 
 Bereiiiigen (in, in, ju), mit einnnber i'ereini» !2 f (iieicf)ai(i§ig. 
 
 gen. 2. utr6iitiien, init eitintiber verbiiitien, 
 Dercinbaren; [(Ef)ir.] uerbiiiben, iiiriunmeii: 
 nxic^reii mnd)eii; [led)n.] verbinfien, niit 
 cinniiber uerbinbcn. [ninljrifdjcn ©ruber. 
 
 United brethren, bit <^errent)iiter, 
 
 Unite « t>. n. 1. (id) uereinigeti. 2. fid) 
 oerbiiiben, fid) uiit eiiKtiiber verbinbeii; )ii: 
 fniuineiinxictKii , ueriuacfx'rn. 
 
 All parties un i ted in petitioning foretc. 
 (ine $arteien famrn aetneinrc^oiriid) uni ic. 
 (ill. If you will now — in your complaints, 
 went! it^c U^t tuxe Rla^tn iiiit eiiiiitiber I'or: 
 fcringt. 
 
 United, yiliafted, adj. [Sot.] gfatt. 
 
 Unitedly, yuul'tedle, ado. vrreint, 
 jufnmiufii. 
 
 Uiiiter, yuni'tur, «. ber 93ereiniger, 
 bit1>fruMi Ob. (Bad)t, bie uerjiiiigt, uerbiiibet. 
 
 Unition, yunUh'un, «. f bie 93erei- 
 nifliing, SSerbiiibima. [wereinbnmib. 
 
 Unitive, yu'neiiv, ad[/. t uereiuigeiib, 
 
 Unity, yii'niii, (Int. unitas) «. I. bir 
 (finl)eit; ['Dfatf).] bie ©mljcit; [ipoef.) bie 
 Ginheih ('BJuf.] bie eiiiljflt. 2. cic llebcr< 
 einflimmuiifl (ber ©eiBeife jc. ); (Jintrnrf)t, 
 Siiiigreit. 3. bie (i)U-i4)furmigrei( (in iiet)' 
 fen It.). 
 
 Unity of possesion, [9;ed)t£iVr.] ber 
 (jleid)jeitiae 58eft$ uon jiuei ®ered)t|>immeii 
 burd) verrd)iebcne 9ie(t;t£titel, bie SSereiiii: 
 giing ber 9?ii^niegiing tnit bem (figentljum. 
 . of faith, Die (S'inf)rit bed (»(aiibcn«. 
 
 Univalve, yii'n^vAlv, (lat.) adj. 
 einf.taiig. [UQtHfin, 6-inrd)nltl)ier. 
 
 Univalve, «■ [i^aturg.] iai einfd)A< 
 
 Univalved, yu'nivalvd. ^ 
 
 Uuivalvular, yunevalv'&lar, ) 
 mdj. i33o(.] einfpeliig, einfliipiJig. 
 
 Universal, yuuiver'sal, (lat.) adj. 
 I. adgetiiein, Uiui<err>)l..., 31(1...; [-Sut.J 
 flngtiiiriii. 2. aUt G-in}e(nl)eiten umfnffenb; 
 in Mllein beiunnbert, allatletjxt , unii>erie(l. 
 3. (nfle lljeile eiiie« Dinge* iimtnfl<:"b) ganj. 
 
 A univeraal man, ein aUgrlel)rter 
 ^ann , Uniuerfalfopf. 
 
 Universal, «. 1. (9og.] t>ai <uage> 
 nieine; bie aflgetueine !&efliminnng ober &■• 
 flenfrfintt. 2. f bn« ®<inje, 9lfl, Uiiiyerfmn. 
 
 Uuiversalisin, yi^never'taitzni, «. 
 £I()toi.] bie 2tt)tt ber lluiiierfnliilfn. 
 
 Uuiversalist, yunever»ali»t, t. 
 (tl)eol.J bet Uiiii'eri'nliil , 9lfIbfgiinbigiiMg«j 
 letjrer , ^inbrgnnbigiingf gliiiibige. 
 
 Universality, yunivemaliii, } 
 
 Universalne.«(S, yilnever'»alD«s,5 
 «. bie ^rigeinrinl)eif, (iiermnnitljeit. 
 
 Universally, yiiu^var'sale, adv. 
 (tdgrinein; biir<f)gel)eiib£. 
 
 Universe, yu'never«e, (lot. univer- 
 •uni) 4. bn« (Sniije, 3111, 2Sfltn(I, bie gaiije 
 aCflf, t>ai fficftgebniibe, Uiiiuerfiim. 
 
 University, yuu^ver'set*. Mat.) «. 
 ». « iai m, mtltall. 2. bie f)i)l)e ©cftiile, 
 f^od)(d)ult, llniuerutat. 
 
 Univcrsiiy-man, ba6 ^ifglieb einer 
 Unii>frfitiit, ein aingeljoriger ber Uiiiuerfiint. 
 
 Uni vocal, yuulv'oiial, (Int.) adj. 
 I. [®ramni.| iiur eine 33ebentung ffubeub, 
 tinbeutig; [^eb.] etnbeiitig, niir t'lneiiraiif< 
 jeit nnbeutenb; [^TOtjf.] glei(!)nnmig; ISpgJ 
 
 Engt.-deut*0k. WSrlerbmch. /. 
 
 A.nimal is a univocal term to a man 
 and a lion. bn« SJJprt Xljiee ivirb niif ben 
 •"TOenfitcn iinb ben Somen flngemnnbt. 
 
 Univocally, yuniv'vokale. ado. I. 
 in eincrlei ®inn. 2. f glcirf)mneig. 
 
 Univocation, yunevolia'shun, «. 
 bie Ufberfinflinimnng bei 9i,imcn5 iinb btv 
 'Sebentiing; [ Sug. ] t»ie 3l(lflcineinfcnfnnii 
 (Sfmeiiibeiitung , 'Wehrbciitting. 
 
 Univoqne, yu'nevoke, ) adj. 
 Univolce, \ CWmM 
 
 gIeirf)Tiiitni(i. [ben , fonbfrn. 
 
 Unjoin, unjoin', v. a. trennen, rdieis 
 Uii joint, unjolnt', v. a. jfrijIu'DerM 
 jerrhftlen; f. Disjoint. 
 
 Un jointed, unjoint'ld. ad). 1. )er: 
 gliebert; getrcnnt, iinuerbunben. 2. (9}i)r.] 
 I'fjne itnoten, cljne 95erg(ieberung, ct)ne ®r= 
 lenf. 
 
 Unjoyous, nnjSe us. (nurf)U n j o y'- 
 
 ful) adj. nifftf fri>hli<ft, ni(f)t frob, iinlnftifl. 
 
 Unjndg'ed, uujudjd', adj. nnbetir- 
 
 tf)eiit . iiiicntr(t)ieben , ivonlber nod) nict)[ 
 
 (ibgenrrhcilt ill. 
 
 Unjust, unjust', adj. I. iingcre(t)t 
 (i». ■O^feni'dien). 2. tingerecbt, iinbidig. 
 
 Unjustiflaltle, uujust'efiabl. adj. 
 nirtjt (ifrfd)tfertiflt merPen fJnnenb, nicl)t ju 
 red^rfi-rrigi-n , unuenintnjortlic^. 
 
 Unjnstiflableness, unjust'eft 
 aiilnes. s. bie Uni'ernntiuLirtlirtjffit. 
 
 Unjustifiably, uujust'^fiable, 
 adtt. nni'rriiiitmfrtficf). 
 
 Unjustified, unjust'efide , adj. 
 ni(f)t gfre(f)tffrfigt, ungere(t)lfertigt. 
 
 Unjustly, unju*t'U, adj. uiigere({)t, 
 unbillig. [Ungerecfttigfcit. 
 
 l>njnstuess, unjust'ne* , t. bie 
 Uniietl, ung'ked, ^ (fur uncouth) 
 Unltid, ung'k!d, \ adj. f I. u»ge< 
 iv&hiiiitf) , i*irr,im. 2. [Oertl.] einfiint. 
 Uni<einine<l, unkemt', / (hit. In- 
 Unl^einpt, ^cumptu»> 
 
 adj (nur nod) ?) 1. tingrfaiumt. 2. i nid)t 
 gefeiit (wn 2Jer|"en). 
 
 Unl^ennel, unken'u'l, v. n. 1. an6 
 
 beiM 2od)e ob. ^aue treiben, l)en»orrd)eii(ten, 
 
 flufiiigen (einen gud)5K. ). 2. i jum a3or> 
 
 fd)fin bringen. 3. <\u6 bem <^uuDc|liill inifon. 
 
 UnUent, unk^nt', adj. " unbcfnnnt. 
 
 Uni^ept, unkept', adj. 1. nid)t ge. 
 
 ^nlren, ui(t)r ^uriicftK')'''""' unbeiuiiljrt. '2. 
 
 nid)t beiibaditet, nnbcfolgt. ^ [i'l)ne ficrn. 
 
 Unl<erneled , unkemeld , aUj. 
 
 Unliiud, uiikyind'. adj. 1. unguiig, 
 
 nufieunblid), lieblo«, unartig, umnnfc, iiu: 
 
 gcfVidig ; (to; nnfreunbli(t> (flegcii). 2. unna: 
 
 tiirlid). 
 
 Unlliudly, unkySndle, adj. 1. un> 
 freunMid), IieblD«. 2. f bbsnrtig (9icbel lo. 
 MiLTos. 3. t unnatiirlid). 
 
 Unkindly, ado. I. ungiltig, un< 
 freuuMid), lirblD*. 2. unniitiirlid). 
 
 Unliindness, unkyindncs. s. bie 
 Unfrcunblictfeit , Sieblofigffit, Unnrtigfeit, 
 ^lirte. (lufirbe bernuben, eutrijriMien. 
 
 Uniiing", unking', V. a. ber ili)nigi: 
 Uill<ius;'liiie, unkJnglike 
 Uukiug-iy, unking'lc 
 foniglid), unebd. 
 
 !, ) adj. 
 5 nic^t 
 
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 Unkissed, unkfst', adj. iingefugt. 
 
 Unkle, ung'kl, f. Uncle, [terltd). 
 
 Unknigriitly, unnitele, adj. uiirits 
 
 Unknit, unnJt', ». a. I. nuffni'ipfen 
 
 (nuftreuuen), nuflijren. 2 i entfniten (bie 
 
 ®firi'e)- [ben, nicfjt oerbnnbcn. 
 
 Unknit, adj. ungcfuiipft, unuerbuii = 
 
 Unlinot, unnot', v. a. von ben fiiu^> 
 
 ten befreien, nufijjfen, entiuirren, ben Snoten 
 
 pb. bie ^iiDten niifin(Kt)en. 
 
 Unknotty, unnot'te, adj. Df)Me 
 itiunen , oljne ilnorrcn, glntt. 
 
 Unknoiv, unno', v. a. + nid)t me!;r 
 iviiTen, uerd'rnen. 
 
 Unknowable, unno'abl. adj. nid)t 
 VI iiniTen , iiiierffnnbnr, iinfeniuiid). 
 
 Unknowing-, unno'ing, adj. 1. 
 nid)t miffeub, uniuiiTeiib; (of) ^idjU luiffenb 
 (oon). 2. uMfa()ig. 
 
 Unknowing how to fear, fiird)t(ii3, 
 
 feine giird)t fenneub. [unmiffenriid). 
 
 Unkno«ving:ly, uuuo'ingle. ude. 
 
 Unkuo^vn, uunune'. adj. 1. uul<e> 
 
 fnnnt. 2. unbefiinnt, uubeiwuBt. 3. uner« 
 
 fiuint. 4. nidjt gefnnnt, ungemMjniid) igroBer 
 
 ali man ginubt). Bacqk. 
 
 He is unknown to me, i(f)-fenne il)n 
 
 nic^t. I am yet - to woman, noc^ \)ab' id) 
 
 nie ein SCeib erfnnnt. Shak. 
 
 Unlabored, unlA'buid, adj. i. 
 
 ntd)t biirc^ SIrbeit f)eruprgebrad)r. 2. t nngej 
 
 jiuungen, nntiirlid) (Sti)I, ®d)bni)eittn lo. 
 
 3. iingebniit, unbenrbeitet. [niul)eio^. 
 
 UnlaboriOUS, unlabo'icui., adj. 
 
 Unlace, unlase', V. a. I. nuft'inben, 
 
 iDfen, l»6tnnd>en; (9Kar.] nb)"d)lngen, (o«= 
 
 mnc^en. 2. i r(f)iiiibeu (btn gntcn 9?>imeu). 
 
 Shak. 3. nnf|'(<)Mi"iren (grauenjimmer). 
 
 Unlackeyed, unlak'ked, adj. i>on 
 feincin 2iicfeien gefolgt. 
 
 Unlade, unlade', V. a. I. aufinbeil 
 
 (eercn. 2. entinbeii (oon ber 2nfl befrcitu). 
 
 To u n I a d e goods, C^Knr.] ©Titer li>i'd)en. 
 
 Unlaid, unlade', adj. I. nid}t go 
 
 (egt (ooo 0)rinib(ngenic.), nngefegt. 2. i 
 
 nid)t nngclegt, unangelcgt. 3. ui£^)t gefliflt, 
 
 ungefliflt, unbci'miftigt. 4. nid)t (aii Oeid)e) 
 
 aufgeili'dt. B. Jonson. 
 
 Unlainented, unlamlnt'ld, adj. 
 
 unbeflogt, iinbemeint. 
 
 Unlarded, unllrd'ld, adj. I. nid)t 
 getpirft, iingerpirfc. 2. 1 unuermifdjt. 
 
 Unlatch, unlatsh', v. a. aufdinfen 
 (eine il)iire). 
 
 Unlaureled, unlor'i'ld, adj. nid)t 
 init Sorbecrn gcfr&nt ob. gcrd)tnrictt. 
 
 Unlavisli, uulav'lsh, adj. nid^t vett 
 
 rdtiufubfrnd). [uerfd)n)cnbet. 
 
 Unlavisiied, unlav'ishd, adj. nid)t 
 
 Unla^v, uiiliw', V. a. bt6 ^n\d)tni 
 
 bei (i)c\'et)t6 bernnben. 
 
 Unla«vrul, unlaw'ful, adj. tinge< 
 
 (efyUd), gefe^ivibrig , red)r£mibrig , iinrec^t> 
 
 uiiigig, iviberred)tlld), unerlnubt, unguitig. 
 
 Unlawfully, unlaw'iule, ado. 1. 
 
 ungfff^lid) , unrccfttniiieig. 2. untf)tlid). 
 
 A child unlawfully born, ein unef^e* 
 lid)e« £inb. 
 
 Unla^vfnlness, unliw'fulnes. «. 
 1 . bie llngeie^lic^reit, ®f|V $iuibriflfeif, 9?e*t< • 
 luibrigfcit, llnrfd)tmii0idfeit, Unoiilnafeit 
 bie Une^elid^feic. 
 
 66 
 
1042 Faie. far. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine, ffn. Ni, move, n6r, got. oiJ. cl6iid. T&he. tiib, full. t^in. TIfis. 
 
 LNL 
 
 Unlearn, unllm', r. a. uvkrmn. 
 
 Uillearnert, unlet n'ed. arfj. I. Iltl: 
 fltleritt, nirt)t 6iircf) iSni&iiim cderut. 2. iut = 
 flelef)rt, uniuifTeiiB. 3. ciiieni ^del;wcn n\d}t 
 
 <ieiiin§. , 1 ! 1 ^"*'' 
 
 Ulllearnedly, unlern'edle, udv. 
 
 Uiiiuiff«"i> ' uiifltd'hrt, n(» Uinvifienect. 
 
 Unleartiedness, uuieruednes, 
 «. Me ll!igelel)ril)eit , Uiimifienl)eit. 
 
 V^nlearnt, uniemt', adj. I'erleriit. 
 
 ITiileasli, iiiiiecsli', 1). a. (oSfoppdii, 
 IpSfiipufdi , Ic^l'iiiepii. 
 
 Uiileav«, uiileve', p. a. entMnttcrit, 
 nfebinrteru, nMaiit'cii. ^ [(jemucvt. 
 
 Uiileavetied, unllv'vnd. adj.un- 
 
 Ulilectlired, diilek'lshilrd, adj. 
 nlcf)t (\ne{)vt ii'crfcnB 
 
 Ullleisuretl, unle'iliurd. unlezh'- 
 Aid. adj. t feilie 9)iii(3C ()a6cn6. ^ U n lei- 
 sured n ess, *. + ^fr ^Waiijiel nn 'Wiige. 
 
 Unlent, unlent', adj. n\u\c[ie\)e». 
 
 Unless, utiles', (flligclf. onlesan) conj. 
 wenn niclit, lui'fevn nicftt, niiger, nufgc: 
 nomiiien, oDer, ee fei ^^'^n bng. 
 
 We cannot thrive, —we are industrious 
 and frugal. 
 
 Unle.ssoned, unles'snd, adj. mi: 
 6elel)rt, iimiiitfr.riftitct. 
 
 Unlettered, unlit turd, adj. l. iin 
 (iete()rt, uiibrltfen. 2. ntdjt nut S&u(i)\lnben 
 d6. 2ettfrii fcejeiffiiiPt. 
 
 Unletteredness, unllt'turdnes. 
 «. 6ie lliiOeliiViiheit, Ungflt'f)rf()cit. 
 
 Unleveled, unlev'eld, adj. itngf: 
 tbnet, mie6eii. [fcf)mnl)t. 
 
 Unliheled, unlib'lld, adj.^ ungc: 
 
 Unlibidinous, unlebid'enus, adj. 
 aid)t wiifliiitin. 
 
 Unlicensed, unli'slnst, adj. ttiit 
 leincr (Jr(aii6iiig iier|c()eii , cf^ne 6e^LMl^fre 
 (^rdnifcnig , mit feineiii (iiOrinfcirfirf)eii) ©v: 
 J«ii6ntgrrf)eine uerfcfjen, nid)t niitoririrt, iiii^ 
 6cred)tigt; iiiifcciuiflint; imertnubt, uer6o= 
 ten; nid)t jei'fift, iiiijeiiftrt. 
 
 Unlicked, uullkt', adj. I. una^Icctt. 
 2, uitgeformt. 3. 1 rcf). 
 
 An unlicked youth, ein tP^er Seiigfl. 
 
 Unlig-lited, unii'tld, adj. tin(r(eiic()> 
 itt. uiiniifiivii'infcet. [unerljcnt, biinfcl. 
 
 Unlig'lltSOine, unlite'sum, adj. 
 
 Unlike, unlike', adj. I. uiigleid), 
 liliol)nfid). 2. iiiiiv(il)rfrf)einli(f). 
 
 UniikeliilOOd, unljke'lehfid,^ 
 
 Unlikeliness, unifke'lciic.s,^ 
 I. bie lUiiiw^rrd)eiiilid)feit. 2. f bte Uiiaf)ii> 
 Iic()ffit. 
 
 Unlikely, unlike'le, ad;. 1. iimu<iJ)r! 
 
 fd)ctii(iif). 2, (feiiieii ©rfolg yerfprectjeiib) 
 
 li^n't^t iiitgceignet. 
 
 2. He employs very un likely means to 
 
 effect his object. Webster. 
 
 Unlikely, adv. uiimflhrfrf)cinlicf). 
 
 Unlikenf*ss. unlike'nls, s. bie aii> 
 fllfi(f)(»eit , Uiinliii(icf)ffit. 
 
 Unliniber, unlim'bor, adj. till; 
 bifofiitii , iiirftt nnriigeteiib. 
 
 Unliinbereil, unl^m'burd, adj. 
 abgrproljt a>. .fiilluMieiO. [Illimitable. 
 
 Uniiinitallle, unl'miiabl. adj. (. 
 
 ll'niiinited, iinliin'ited, adj. 1. iiiij 
 6ffri)rnii?t, iiiiiim|"cl)niiift, iiiiOegreiijt. 2. tin. 
 >e(linimt. 
 
 UNL 
 
 Unliini'tedly, uiilini'Mdle, adc. 
 uiibciireii.it , ol)iie (5-in|"cl)raitfiina , oljnr 
 ©(traiihn. 
 
 Unliiniteilness, unlim'itednes. 
 s. 1. bie Uii&frff)rniiftl;eit, lliibegreiijtljeic. 
 2. bie Uiibeflimmrljeir. 
 
 Uiiline, linlliie', V. a. bef i^iitterj, 
 UitrerfiitterS berniiOen bn5 ij'itt"-' ('^"^ 
 eineni 3?ocfe zc.) ()eriui^nc()nieii. 
 
 Un lined, iiiigcfiirtert, o()ne JJiitter, 
 D()iie Uitterfiitter- 
 
 Unlineal, iinlfn'eal, adi. nid)t in 
 gernber Siiite abiliinitnenb. 
 
 Unlink, unlingk', V. a. (DSfetfeii, 
 li^^fcn, ouS elnnnber nfl)nien, aii6 einanber 
 luicfeln , to^micfeln , lof luinben. 
 
 Unliquidated, unlik'kwedatld. 
 adj. I. iiirf)t liquibirt. 2. iintfjfllilt. 
 
 Unliquidated accounts, r(fen(lef)enbc 
 9?i'(()niiiigeti. 
 
 Unliquified, unl'k'wefide, adj. 
 \iU(\e\d)miH\e\\ ; iinniifgelijret. 
 
 Unliquored, unl'k'kurd , adj. 
 I. iiiigerd)niifrt (i>. aBngpii). 2. nif^t tnit 
 Jdimgfeit nngfitiflt, tri'tfi-n. 
 
 Uiilisteuing-, uulis'sn'iig. adj. nj(f)r 
 iid>rfiib , tnii6. [gtiitnpffinn 
 
 UnlivelineSS, unlive'lenes, s. ber 
 
 Uulively, uniive'le, adj. fliimpf, 
 ohiie Oi'6i'n. 
 
 Unl(»ad, unlode', v. a. I. entbilrben 
 (ifrfaben , entlnben. 2. f (of, i>pn) crleid)ti'rn 
 (b.iS OK'nnltt)). 3. nn^lnben, ['War.] (ord)CM 
 4. ± ini5|'d)Utten (fein Seib lO. 
 
 To unload a ship, [TOnr.J ein ©c^tjT 
 iBfdirn , lid)ten. 
 
 Unlocated, unlo'kaied, adj. I 
 nid)t iLH'irt, nid)t cin cineii gfa>ifytMi Drf, in 
 cine gi'miffe Snge geiV^t. 2. (9?orbnni.) nid)r 
 niii'iiciold)iicr,iiiiiin?geveid)iifr(i>.9mibfrririn. 
 
 Unloader, uuiode'ur, «. ber 3II> 
 liiber , SliuMnber, O&rd)!^. 
 
 Unloading", unlAde'ing, «. bac 
 ?IblnBcn , 3lii6liiben , bie 9Iii^lnbiing, 9o 
 rd)iing. [9I6(abcr: , S6rd)crlrljii 
 
 Fees for unloading, ber 9hi^(nber; 
 
 Unlock, uniok'. v.a. 1. nufrd)(icgen 
 ijffiien. 2. i a) [iffiien. b) nufi&fen. 3. [Id 
 ptigr.] a) (ibiofen (bie ©tege i>Dn ber @d)rifr) 
 b) nbrdilrtgcn (bi\6 format), c) (iufrd)liegcn 
 (eiiie 5'-''»""i>- 
 
 Unlocked, unlokt'.^ adj. iinv'pr: 
 
 Uniockt, V'd)liiffcn,offt'u. 
 
 UnlOOked, uulookt', adj. - for. 
 tiiienuiirtet, niu'erinnrfjet , iiin.'nrhfrgf|Vheii. 
 
 Un looped, unioopt'. adj. iiid)t aui. 
 (in'diliigen , iingnliilpt, nidit nnibtirtet. 
 
 Unlftosable, unluuze'abl, adj. un- 
 Io«('nr, iiid)t jii ijjfeti. 
 
 Unloose, unloose', v. a. I. lofen 
 nnfiofei'/ Ic6nind)rn. 2. i nufi&ien (cinr 
 3-rrtge K.). Ifrt.len. 2. i (trf) nnfiofen. 
 
 Unloose, v. n. l. (Id) nnflofen, jer= 
 
 Un lordly, unlord'le, adj. cine^ 
 SrrbS iiinuiirbig, iinanilniibig. 
 
 Unloved, unluvd', adj. iingelie6t. 
 
 Unloveliness, unluv'Ienes, s. ber 
 ^Jfiiiigcl nn SicftenSiufirbigfeit. 
 
 Unlovely, unluv'le, adj. nid)t (ic: 
 fcen^ivilrbig. 
 
 Unlovini*, unhiVing, «rf;. nid)t lie; 
 *ei5b, iinireiiiiMid), iiiit)olb, iingiitifl, licblo^. 
 
 LNM 
 
 Unlock, unluk', *. t i>ni llngrurf, 
 ccr lliif>i((. [glntflid)cr 233eife. 
 
 Unluckily, I'lnliik'ele . ado. tllK 
 
 Unlnckiness, mililk'enes, t. I. 
 bn§ Uiioliicf, ber iiiiglii(fiid)e 3n|lni»b , tai 
 llngliirflidK. 2. bie 'Biu-heit. 
 
 Unlucky, uuiuke, adj. 1. iing(u(fi 
 lid). 2. lliifiliirf, Unljeil bviiigenB ob. iveift 
 ragpub. 3. 6oei)nfr, niiit()iiu[(ig , boi'e, fd)ii» 
 beiifroh. [iLi^, iiiird\ciiibnr 
 
 UnluStrOHS, unli'is'trus, adj. glrtnjj 
 
 Unlusty, uiiiust'e, adj. witiyt bcr6j 
 rd)ivad). 
 
 Unlute, iinliite', V. a. [fffietn.] bc€ 
 Pi'l)ni4 Ob. JtittS enttebigeii , ben 2ef)m tjon 
 !c. nbtuddtcn. 
 
 Unmade, unmade', adj. 1. iinge< 
 mnd)t, nid)t fcrtig, nod) iiid)t fertig, nod) 
 nid)t erfd)ftffen ; ungegrobcn (yon einein 
 (55r(ibe u-,). 2. nngcfdjaffen. 3. jcrflorf, oer« 
 niditet. [nid)t mngnetifd). 
 
 Unmag-netiC, unmagnetik, adj. 
 
 Uninaidenly, unmA'dnle, adj. 
 iiidir tiuibd)eiil)nfr , nid)t jiiiigfrniilid). 
 
 Uninail, lininale', v. a. bed $an< 
 H'n' piiripblopn, eiitpaiijern , cnfmnffnen. 
 
 Uninaiined, unmamd', adj. tinQei 
 lahnu, iiiioenli'imnielt. 
 
 Uniiiakable, unmaklbl, adj. -f 
 nid)r gcniad)! iverben foniienb, iiid)t jti nirt' 
 d)eit. [jeriliiren, msgi'djoffeii 
 
 Unmake, unmake', v.a. i>ernid)teti 
 
 Un malleability, luimalieabir- 
 etc. .J. bie lliilunninifrOnrfcit, bie (Sigcn 
 rdintt, nicfit gp()nmmcrt ob. gebeJjnt iperbei' 
 jii fiiiinon, bip lliigprd)iiipibigfpit. 
 
 Unmalleable, unmal'Ieabl, adj. 
 tiid)t hiimmcrbiir, nid)t be[;n6(ir, unge« 
 fd)iiipibig. 
 
 Unman, unman', v. a. 1. entttteitt 
 (■d)pn , er4iii'brigpn. 2. entinnnnen. 3. ± a) 
 cntniiinnen, tvcibii'd) innd)en. b) entinnnnen, 
 iiirberrit'ngen (ttn ^nth). 4. (ein ®d)iff) 
 Per ^TCnnni"d)nft bcrniiben, u^tn) bie 5Rnnn« 
 fd)nft itel)ineit. 5. eiitiu'>(Pern. 
 
 Unmanag-eable, unman'ljabl, 
 adj. 1. tiiilciifbiu-, niilpufriiin, iiiibnnbig, 
 fdiiufr jn leifpii. 2. + \d)mn biird)iiifi"ilirpn. 
 3. nid)t It'id)t jn I)nnbf)aben , iiid)t )n ^nnb» 
 hnben, nid)t jn fiiljren, nid)t jn regieren, 
 Hid)t IjniiMid). 
 
 Unmanag-ed;, unmanidjd. adj. I. 
 niiabgi'rid)ri't, iinjiigeritten. 2. iiid)t iinter* 
 rid)rpt, iiner.iogen. 3. iingfhiiiibijabt, mige» 
 leiter. 4. iingrt'r.iiid)t. 
 
 I'^nmanlike, unman'like.) .. 
 
 Unmanly , unman le , ^ 
 
 I. iiiiiiipnrd)lid). 2. iiiiniiiiinlid) (eineS ebleii 
 (5)eit1eS nid)r luiirbig :c.). 3. nnninnnlid), 
 lueibifd)- [fif Iliiinminiidjfeit 
 
 Unmanliness, unman'lenes, $. 
 
 Unmanned, linmand'. adj. I. lliv 
 bemnniir (oon ©djiffen). 2. [Jnlfn.] i'id)t 
 gejnfnnt , uiigeinf}tnr. 
 
 Unmannered, unman'nurd, ci}. 
 nngpfittpt, rol). 
 
 Un mannerliness, unman'nur> 
 Icnes. s. bie Unnianierli(<)f(it, Ungejogenf 
 ()eit, llnnvtiiifeit. 
 
 Unnaannerly, unman'ni'rlS, adf 
 n. adv. iinnMiiierlld), iinflefirtet, iingejiflen, 
 imnrtig, iiiiljofn^- 
 
Fatp. far. fall. fai. Me. met. Fine, fm. NA, move, n6r. got, 6il. cl6iid. Tube. tub. fdll. tMn. THis. 1043 
 
 UiNM 
 
 ITnniaiiufnctured, unmannu- 
 
 fak'uliurd, ailj. uid)t fabriiirt, iiidjt uets 
 nrt'ctret , iiiiufrnrbcitet. 
 
 Uninanitred, unmanurd', adj 
 imnf^rinqt; iinqrbiiut. 
 
 Ulllliarlied, unmarkt'. adj. I. tltl> 
 Qt\c\<i)\\tt , uiibejcid^iiet. 2. imbtmertt, u»' 
 6enrf)tft. [bcrbeii , iiiu<er(e$t. 
 
 I'lllliarred, uiunard'. adj. unvtt' 
 
 Uuiliarriable^ unmar'reabl, adj. 
 •J- niff)' nioiiiibnr. 
 
 Unmarried, unmar'rtd,a(<;. 1. tin; 
 uevhfirnrhet. 2. flffcf)ieCen. 
 
 Ullliiarry, uiiniar're, v. a. (&f)e> 
 leiito) !■(tlei^en. 
 
 Utlinarslialed, unmar'nliald, adj. 
 nid>t ill CvMiiinn (icilcflt, iii<f)t (jforDiiet. 
 
 tJnillHSnulat«,uiinias'kulaie, v. a. 
 f. R III a s <: u I a I e. [tlllllimiDlid). 
 
 I'llitiai^culine, unmas kulln. adj. 
 
 UlllliaMk, liniiiask', V. a. I ii. 1 eilt: 
 Iflri'rii. [nbiiel)men, flttt ^emll5firfl^. 
 
 I'miiaiik, V. n. tie -5)fnffe \it>. Siiri'e 
 
 tJniuaiiked, unma-ikt', adj. ent; 
 Inri't; i>ffcii, bn>&. 
 
 VJniliaSt, unniast'. v. a. tntmn\ltn. 
 
 Ifninasternblc, umuas'turabl. 
 adj. t iiidir gPiiiciniTt ivcrbcn fDiiiifiiP, nid)t 
 )ii belicrrr(f)eii , iinbe)n)iiigli(t). 
 
 Ull mastered, unmas'turd, adj. 
 
 1. iiiiuberivnltifit, ni(f)t bcnieii'lfrt, iiiibej 
 ))ViiM()rii. 2. UMbe)uuiui(id); ii'igcllod. 
 
 Uninat, unmat', V. a. I. ttt "Xliattt 
 fnflffi(]fii . tit! ^atte ron 2c. megnel;iiien. 
 
 2. niifflfffeten , eiitiuirreu. 
 Uniiiatcli, uniuatsh', v. a. von ein: 
 
 (mitt treiincn, fd^eiocn, aui einaiiDcr ret^en, 
 »erfiiij'(n. 
 
 I'limatcliallle, unniatshabl. adj. 
 1. nirt)t nil pnareii. 2. iiMucr()((ict)(i(t), einjig. 
 
 Viimaiclied, uiMiiaislit'.arO'- ■■ uii: 
 (jfpanrt. 2. feiiifi @ltid)fii iii(f)t I)n6eii£>, 
 fiiiliii , Phiie Wliic^cn. 
 
 Unmeaning^, unme'ning, adj. 
 nld)t4 |"l1(^l•ll^ (|liiii;o6, nlbern). 
 
 Unmeant, unment'. adi. lli<f)t Qt: 
 mcinr, iinbfiibfirfjtinet, nicfjt bfnbfidjtiflt. 
 
 UnmeaRurable , unme/^liurabl. 
 adj. iiiirrnit'giid) , greiiitiilo^. — adv. Un- 
 ni ea s'li ra b I y , iinrnucglid). 
 
 UnmeaNurablf*ness,uniiiezli'- 
 tlirabliicH. M. ^le lliit'rinr§lid)reit. 
 
 Unmeasured, uniuezli'urd, adj. 
 1. iiiiiieDieiTrii. 2. tinrniicglid). 
 
 Unmeclianical,uniiiekaii'nekal^ 
 adj. iiiinie<f)>inir(f). 
 
 Unineddled, unmed'HId, adj. - 
 with. iiiin;i(]etiirttt, iinberiil)rt; uiu'frrtiifert. 
 
 Uniiieddlin^, unnied'dling, adj. 
 fid) iiid)r ill (ie ^Itiijelegeiifjeiteii Qliiberer 
 ntirdtfii?. 
 
 Unineddling:nes8,uniiied'dling- 
 nes. t. i {■et 3iiil>iii6, bn mnn fid) lii<^t in 
 tie >!lii(ieloiii'i'l"'ifi'n >3Iiibfrfr niirdjt. 
 
 Unmeditat<;d, unmcd'^iited, adj. 
 linrrivi'.ifii , lllIlibl•r^l1fl)t, iiiu'Litbcreiter. 
 
 Unmeet, liiimeet', adj. iin|'d)i(fli(f). 
 nnpofffiift. [rrt)irfiu1), iiiipiifffiib. 
 
 Um meetly, uniucerie. ndv. an: 
 
 Unm«*etne8s, unnit^tiies, t. bit- 
 llni"(t)i(fiicl)fnt, tn -TOnngel an Uebtrfin = 
 fliinmtiiig , bnt tlnpiiffeiibc. 
 
 UNM 
 
 UnmellO'Wed, I'nmel'lode, adj. 
 
 nid)t murbf, nirf)t iicrifLMiinifn reif, nnreif. 
 Unmelodious, unmelo'deus, adj. 
 unmctoMfi-i) , libef fliiii^euB. 
 
 Uninelted, unmllt'ed. adj. 1. inij 
 
 flffdtmfljr, iingefrfjnioljtn. 2. i nngenihrt, 
 
 nicbr (icriihrt. [adj. nncriuiil)iit. 
 
 Unmentioned , I'lnnion'siiiind. 
 
 Unmercantile , unmer'kantii, 
 
 adj. iiiifniifiniinnii'd). 
 
 Unmercenary, unmer'senarc. 
 adj. iiid)! fcii; nirf)t flcBiiiiflen ; nidit grtb: 
 \u<ht\<\ ; iiirfjt niiS Okl^rl■icfl^rf)tfn gcffhlofffn. 
 Unmercliantable, uumcr'- 
 tshantabl, adj. iiid)t I'erfaiiiiid) , uni'etfmif= 
 Jirf) . iiiinonnbnr, iiiiiieriiiiBi>r(id). 
 
 Unmercirul, unmerSetul. adj. 
 
 1. uiibarmfjcrjicj. 2. unningig , uoerrriebcii 
 
 (5l'r^ern^<lf^ ic.i. [nde. iiubiirmf)fViin. 
 
 Ulinierciflllly , I'lnmei's^fule. 
 
 UnmercifnInesH, uiimer'selul- 
 
 iies. I. tie Uiibarmlifrjiiifcit. 
 
 Unineritable, uumer'itabl, adj. 
 
 t lllll<rr^ien(Tlicf). [rerbicnt. 
 
 Unmerited, unmlr Md , adf. Utt: 
 
 Unineritedness, unmer itednls, 
 
 *. bie lliu'erbifiitheit. (f. Meet. 
 
 Unmet, umiiet', adj. ffir Not met; 
 
 Unmetallic, unmcial'lik, adj. 
 
 iti(t)t metndifc^, \ud)t tnetaflic^t, nicbt nm 
 
 taflen. 
 
 Unmitflity,unm{'t4.rtrfy. nnmnrfiHg. 
 
 Unilliid, unniild'. adj. ilid)t niilb 
 
 Unmiidness, unmiid'nes, t. bev 
 
 ^niKlfl nil "OTilbe. [nnmilitnrifrf) 
 
 Unmilitary, unmii'leiare, adj 
 
 Unmilited, unmilkt', adj. nici)t 
 
 gfmuft, iiiKietiieltt. (belt (uoin OJelb). 
 
 irn milled, unin'id', adj. iiiigctnu: 
 
 Unminded, uniniiid'ed, adj. un- 
 
 bcmfrft, iiid)t geottitet. 
 
 Unmindful, unmtnd'ful, adj. u\\: 
 bebotftrinni , iiimrtitriiin , fornloS, I'ergeffcn, 
 iiiifiiigcbi'iif ; (of) iiiifiiKiebcitf (fiiii-r ©ndje), 
 nid)t nditpnb (Gtiuns, nnf (S-tipn^), nid)t 6c> 
 biid)t (niif). [riiiibl)i'it jii rd)Diien. 
 
 Unmindful of beallli , oljne bie &t' 
 Unmindfully, rinuijnd'fuie, adv. 
 iinbfbiidjrr.itn. 
 
 UnmindflllnefiH,imniind'fiilne)i, 
 *. bit ltiibebarf)trniiiffir, Uiind)tfniiif(!it, 2>eri 
 (Itffcnhi'it, ®orflfinl<iffit. 
 
 Unming'le, unnimg'gl. e. a. (\>ev-- 
 
 inird)tf Diiige uon einaiibiT) trciiiien , fd)ei= 
 
 ben. foiibern. {adj. f iiiu'ernii)"d)bar. 
 
 Unmins'leable, linming'glabl. 
 
 Unming'ied, unuKiig'gld, adj. 1. 
 
 iiiiorrniiritt. 2. i iiiu'criiiird)t , rein, Iiiiiter. 
 
 Unministerial , uniuinniste'ieal, 
 
 adj iiidir iinrergeorMietJc. ; f. M i n i s t e r i a I. 
 
 Unmiry, unmi're. adj. nirf)t frf)imis 
 
 ^ig, iiiibcnibclr. ^ [iiiigt. 
 
 UnmiNJfed, unimssd', adj. iiiiiier: 
 
 Unmistaiieable, liniuista'kabl, 
 
 adj. t iiiuu'rfciiMb.ir. 
 
 Unmi.<4talien, uininsii'kn, adj. 
 iiid)t I'frfiiiiiir; uiu'erifljlr. 
 
 Un mist rusting:, unmutrust'ing. 
 adj. nid)i iiiigtrniicnb. 
 
 Unmitif^able, unniit'egabl, adj. 
 
 iiidit geniiibfrt mfrbeii fbniienb. [2Diii(). 
 
 Uu mi ti gable rage, unbejiii}iiibnre 
 
 UNAI 
 
 Unniitig-ated, unm't'egatld. adj. 
 
 iiiigelinberr, niigeuiilbtrt. [f6()irtid)em ^uffe. 
 
 With u n m It i g a t e d rancor, mit uni'eri 
 
 Unmixed, unmikst', ) adj. f. Uu- 
 
 Unmixt, J mingled. 
 
 Unmuaned, unmond', adj. iiiibe. 
 fliigt, iint'L'rriiiii'rr. 
 
 Unmodifiable, unmod'defiabi, 
 adj. iiid^r llul^l^ill■r au'rbcii fomteiift. 
 
 Unmodified, iinmod'efide , adj. 
 wd)t iiuibifijirr. (nmbifd), uidir mobii'd). 
 
 UniiiodisU, unmA'disli, adj. ini. 
 
 Uniiiuist, iiiimoKt'. adj. nid)r fenrfir, 
 tfprffn. Imoist'ed) «((/. iiiibcffiid)tet. 
 
 Unmoistened, unmSJ'snd, (Un- 
 
 Uiimold, tiiiiiinid'. ». o. iiiiifonneii, 
 
 iiml'ilbeii, umgiigen, (eiiifr (8rtd)e) riiie a»: 
 
 bere g-onn gfbeii. [ninnt, iiiigebilbft. 
 
 Unmold(>d, unmnld'ed. adj. miiie. 
 
 Unmolested, liniiioiest'ed, «<//. 
 mi6ird)ii)crt, iiid)t Dciinnifjlgc. 
 
 Unmoneyed, iinmun'ncd, adj. 
 
 gclblo^, i>Pii ®elb eiitbltgt, D()iie liJelb, ,jtib» 
 bebiin'tig. 
 
 Uumonopolized, unmi'mop'- 
 pAiiid, aiij. \\[i\)t ndtin ober nu6|'d)iif|jiid) 
 beiViTen. 
 
 Unmoor, unmoor', v. a. [Wilt ] 
 POM ten laiieii io*inad)i.'ii, nOniifern. 
 
 To unmoor a ship, ben ifiuaiifcr lic^' 
 ten; (o6. and)) cin ©d)iff dai iinr jiuei iliii« 
 fern lag) t'or eiiien 3Iiifei; briiigcii. 
 
 Unmoralized, unmor'alizd, adj. 
 
 1. nid)t gcfittet, iiiibeli'l)rt, nid)t niDnitifirt. 
 
 2. niiftttlid). [iiiu>fvre(3t, muurpfiiiiber. 
 Unmort:rag-ed,uiim3r'gii(ijd,a'0'. 
 
 Uumortified, unniSr'ieiide, iidj. 
 1. iiid)t ertbbiet, iiiigird)iurtd)t. 2. iingej 
 frmift; nld)t gebeuiiitljigt. 
 
 Un mortified sin, iinbiigfertige ©niibe. 
 
 UumOtlierly, unmuTH'urle. adj. 
 unniiitterlid). [iiiiberitten, iiirt)t becitteii. 
 
 Unmounted, unmounrld. adj. 
 
 Unmourned, unmornd', adj. nn< 
 bctiMuert, niibeioeiiit. 
 
 Unmovable, unmuuVabl, adj. 
 unbeivcglld) i f. Immovable. 
 
 Uuiuovableness , unmoovabl- 
 nes. *. bie Uiiben)eglid)feit. 
 
 Unmoved, unmuuvd', adj. I. iin< 
 beiuegt. 2. ± a; iinbeiuegt, ungeri"if)rt. b) 
 |laiiOl)iitt. c) iinueniiibert i2Iiitli^ JC). 
 
 Unmoving-y unniuuving, 
 
 adj. 1. 
 6ciueguiigtli)6. 2. i iiid)t beiucgeiib , iiid)t 
 rnfjrciib. 
 
 Unmuflle) unmuffi. v. a. 1. enti 
 
 miimnien, eiitljiKlen (baiS ®e)1id)t k.). 2. bie 
 
 roninieirdjiiure bef[cn , moinit fie nmiuicfelt 
 
 fmb, cntli'bigcii, bie Datnpfung iuegnc!)nirn 
 
 Ob. nbnf()ineii ; f. Muffle. 
 
 Unmuffle, v. n. ^ fitbtbnt iverben. 
 Unmur mured, unniur'mSrd,a(</. 
 nid)t mit "DKiirren enipfniigen. 
 
 Uumurmuriug°) unmur'nmiing, 
 aclf. nid)t niiirrenb. 
 
 Uuinusical) unmu'zekll, adj. 1. 
 nnl)avnuMiird), unmelobifc^ iibelflingenb. 2. 
 nnmnfifnlifd). 
 
 Unmutilated, unmii'telated, adj 
 iiiuierrttiiiiiiielt, iiid)t I'lTiliininielt, 
 
 Unmuzzle, unmuz'zl, v. a. I. be< 
 SWaulforbd enriebigen. 2. i anfuecten, ieia«n. 
 
 66=^ 
 
1 044 FJ»e. far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nfir, g&t, 61l, cl6fid. Tiihe. tub. full ifAn. TFIis. 
 
 UNN 
 
 Unnail, unnale', r. a. ainafiiin, uon 
 
 ben 9iii<ii'(ii (ogmndjen. 
 
 Unnailed, unnild', adj. 1. n6gc; 
 iinfli'fr. 2. iingenniiett. 
 
 l/linaitiedL, unnAtnd', adj. 1. lltts 
 deiuinnt, iiiimvohnt. 2. nnmenfo*. [litf). 
 
 I^nnative, unna'tJv, adj. iinnntur; 
 
 Unnatural, unnat'tshural , adj. 
 Uti'ifiriirlicl). 
 
 Unnaturalize, unnSt'tshdrllize, 
 r. a. nnnntiirlicf) nind)en , ber nfltiirlicften 
 PJefYiMf berniiben. To - one's self; bie no; 
 tiirlirfien &cfnt)(e nftflrcifcn. 
 
 Unnaturalizefl,unnat'tshuralizcl. 
 adj. nicfjt natiiralifirt, nirf)t fingcbrirncrt. 
 
 Unnaturally, unnat'tthurale, adv. 
 iiniKiti'iriicf). 
 
 Unnaturalness, unnat'tshurai- 
 nSs, s. t>n6 Hnnnturliche, bie llnnntrirficfifcit. 
 
 Unnavig-able, I'mnlv'egabl. adj. 
 unfdvffbar. [nicfit 6efrf)ifft, im6efd)ifft. 
 
 Unnavig°at<>(l, unnav'cgatld. adj. 
 
 Unnecessarily, unnls'sess^ele, 
 
 adv. inniDthig iinn'6t()iner SBcift, rhnc Tfotf). 
 
 Unnecessariness,unnl.s'sessare- 
 
 nes. t. bie llnii&rfnn!'eit. [tinnotfjig. 
 
 Unnecessary, unnes'sess.ir4. adj. 
 
 Unnecessitateil , unnesls'seta- 
 tld. adj. uiKicnfitfiigt, unflejwuiiqen. 
 
 Unneedrul, unneed'ful. adj. lim 
 ii&tl'ig. [II. adv. iinnndjbnrlicf). 
 
 Unneig-ltborly, unnA'biirle. adj. 
 
 Vlnnervate, unnlr'vat. adj. + ent< 
 neti't, frtiiuocf). [fd)ivnd)eii, eiitfraften. 
 
 Unnerve , unnlrv', ». a. entneruen, 
 
 Unnerved, unulrvd', adj. entiierut, 
 fcf)ui(ich. 
 
 Unnetli, unnetft', )nrfo.« fc^roer-- 
 
 Unnethes, unnet/n', j ''*/ fnum, 
 niit g^ftf); f. Uneath. 
 
 Unneutral, unnd'tral, adj. ni(f)t 
 neiirrni, iiirtit pnrteiloS. 
 
 Unnoltle, unnA'bl, adj. iinebcf, ge: 
 titeiit. — adv. Unno'bly. iinebel, getneiii. 
 
 Unnoted, unni'tld, adj. 1. unbe; 
 tnerft, iiiilM'affjtft. 2. iingeefjrt. 
 
 Unnoticed, unn^'t'st. adj. I. ittl: 
 fcemerft, inibf.irfjtet. 2. nirf)t bemerft, nit^t 
 mit 9tiiniifrfuiiii*eit befinnbclt. 
 
 Unnumbered, unnum'burd, adj. 
 nicftr flfinhir, iiri(ie-,nMt; jn()ftp5, unjn^lig. 
 
 Unnurtured, unnur'tsliurd, adj. 
 liiier^oaeii- fninii nirfit geJ)ord)t. 
 
 Unobeyed, unibide', adj. bem 
 
 Unobjected, iinobjckt'cd, adj. 
 x\\d)t wrqt]vin\en , iiid)t eiiigciunnbt, unciii; 
 (jemniibt. 
 
 Unobjectionable , unobjlk'- 
 sbunabl, adj. fo befrfjiifffn , bng feini" (?in: 
 jvciibuiigcn bagegeii gemocftf iverben fijiiiun, 
 feinen ©imueubungeu aiifgcfe^t, iinuenyerf! 
 lici). 
 
 (A translation), that should be - to etc., 
 gi-gfti bif !c. ^icf)t5 eimuenben fuflten. 
 
 Unobjectiouably , unobjlk'- 
 sliii'iable, adv. fit bnf feine ©inroenbiingcii 
 liigpgeii gcniiiitt mrrben fiiiiiieii 
 
 Ifnobliterated, unobl't'tliited, 
 adj. nirf)t ncrmifdit, iinitn'ivitrfit. 
 
 Unobnoxf OUS, unobnok'shus. adj. 
 1. (eiiicr (SSefaljr ic.) nicf)t niifgefc^t, tiirtjt 
 «titern>orfen. 2, nitfjt flmffdftig. 
 
 UNO 
 
 Unobscnred , ^nobskdrd', hdj. 
 
 uiutfrbiinfelt. 
 
 Unobsequions , unob!ie'kweu.s, 
 
 adj. iinflcIjiTraiii, iiiifolgfiim; tiic^t H)i[lf(il)rig, 
 univitlfa^rig ; nicf)t fi-roif, tud)t fiifd)tird). — 
 ado. Unobse'qu iousl y. UligeljLinatll, IIIl! 
 fotgfnni; iinjuiflfnhrig; iiid)t feruil, iiid)t 
 fliefl)ti|"rf). — Un obse'qu i o us ness, s. 
 ber nngef)orfniii , bie UnfDlgfamPeit; bie llii; 
 wiflfnhrigfeit; ber «Binnger nn fned)tiui)er 
 UntenufirftgPcit , an fori'iler ?Jiad)gtebigffit. 
 
 Unobservable, unobzer'vabl,ad>". 
 ni(f)t bco6nd)tet, bemerft, iiiiterfitieben i»er> 
 ben f&nnpiib, imbenierflid), immcrflirf). 
 
 Unobservance, unobzer'vanse, 
 *. bie lliiniifnirrfrmitfeit. 
 
 Unobservant, unobzer'vant, adj. 
 1. imniifmerfiftm, iinncf)tfnni , nitfit beobad)-. 
 tenb. 2. nicbt roifffnhrig, iingef)orfam. 
 
 Unobserved, dnobzlrvd', adj. 
 unbenrfitct, tiiibcpbarf)tet, iiiibeinerft. — wdf- 
 Unobserv'edly, linbcmerft. 
 
 Unobserving-, unobzer'v'ng, adj. 
 \. Unobservant. 
 
 Unobstructed , unobstrukt'ed. 
 adj. I. iiicf)t uerflnpft, unucrflopft, iinuer: 
 fperrt. 2. uiigefiinbert. 
 
 Unobstructive, unobstrukt'iv. 
 adj. iii(f)t ucrifppfctib; iii'tt ()iiibcrnb, nicf)t 
 fjinbrrlifft. ["irfit ertntigt roerben fBnncnb. 
 
 Unobtainable, nnnbtane'abi, adj. 
 
 Unobtained, unnbland'*, adj. Ill): 
 ertnngt, nicf)t erhnlten. [n\(t)t jubringlicf). 
 
 Unobtrusive, unobtroo'siv, adj. 
 
 Unobvious, unnb'veus, adj. Ilif()t 
 oiiffnflenb , ni(f)t Ifirt)t bcnierflic^ , nid)t t'm- 
 ffii(f)fenb, iinbciitli(f). 
 
 Unoccupied, unnk'kup'de, adj. 
 1. iiiibere^t, iineingiMiiMitnieii , nid)t eingc: 
 iiotnmen. 2. iiiibpfcf)iifrtgt. fni(1)t beteibigt. 
 
 MrnoWe-ndl^d, luinffcnd'ed, adj. 
 
 Unoffending-, t'noffending. adj. 
 1. Tiiff)t belfibigeiib, iiiinnfl&tjig , ^nrmlof; 
 giitnrtig, iinfrtiaMirf). 2. ijnfrtjiilbig. rein. 
 
 UnofTensive, unoffen's'v, adj. f. 
 Inoffensive. [gebpten. 
 
 UnoiTered, unof'furd, adj. nniiiu 
 
 Unofficial, unnff^sh'll, adj. nid)t 
 pfpiiefl. — adv. Unofficially, nid)t pfp: 
 jiofl. 
 
 Unoften, unof'fn, adv. t felten. 
 
 Unoil, un^)II', V. a. nbijien, mm Dele 
 befrrien rb. reinigen. 
 
 Unoiled, unoild', adj. iingf&tt. 
 
 Unopened, uno'pnd, adj. iinge^ 
 i>ffiipt, iiiicrr'tT'i'-'t- 
 
 Unopening, unft'pn'ng. adj. nirf)t 
 [iffiiciiK, nirf)t iiiifgebeiib. (iiinvirfrnni. 
 
 Unoperative, iuiop'erat?v, adj. 
 
 Unopportune, unoi>portiine',arf;. 
 uiibrgiiem, iingel'gen. 
 
 Unopposed^ unopjiftid', adj. hi: 
 neni "ICiberfliinbe begegnenb, mif feinen 1SU 
 berftonb (Tt^fienb. 
 
 Unoppressed, unopprlst', adj. 
 nid)t iiicbergebrurft, nirf)t gebrucft, nid)t iin-- 
 ter^i'icft., itifftt iiicbergebeiigt. [ileHeii. 
 
 Unorder, unor'dur, v. a. f n^be: 
 
 Unorderly, uiior'durle, adj. uw 
 Drbi'iitfiit, regeflo^, ucrn;wren. 
 
 Unordinary, unor'denare, adj. f 
 iing<iui3l;iilic^ 
 
 UNP 
 
 Un organized, un^r'glm'zd. adj. 
 
 unor.iniiifirt. 
 
 Unoriginal, unnnd'jenal , ad/. I. 
 nid)t frigiiiefl , nicf)t iircigcn. 2. imgejetigt. 
 
 Unoriginated,un6nd'jeiiated,a({;. 
 uiigejctigt, oljne llrfpnmg. 
 
 Unornaniental, unornanilnt'll, 
 adj. fd)niurfli>S, eiiifnd). 
 
 Unornainented, unSr'uamInt 
 ed, adj. ungerd)imicfr. 
 
 UnortUodox, unnr't/iodoks, act;. 
 iiid)t onl)iibiir, iiicf)t rertttglniibig. 
 
 Unostentatious,uiio.stenia'sbus, 
 adj. 1. nid)t prnl)lerifcf) , be)"d)eiben. 1. \nd)t 
 prnngeiib, nicf)t iibcrrrii'beii priirt)tig. 
 
 Uno\*'ed, unode', adj. uid)t rd)iilbi3. 
 
 Unowned, unond'. adj. I. feinen 
 G"igeiu()unipr Ijnbenb, oljnt G'igentl}umer, 
 l)errenlt'>«. 2. nici)t niierfaiiiit. 
 
 Unoxygenated, unoksejenAtld, 
 
 Unoxygeiiized, unoks'ej^nlzd, 
 adj. nid)t prngi'nirt. [frteblidj. 
 
 Unpaciflc, unpasifffk. adj. luu 
 
 Unpacified, unpas'setide , adj. 
 iinberdiit'tigt, nid)t beniljigt, nid)t beigelegt 
 !c.; r. Pacify. [einlnben. 2. nu^pa(feii. 
 
 Unpack, unpak", v.a. 1. f nbpnrffii ; 
 
 Unpacked, unpakt', ad}, i. nu£> 
 gepncft. 2. iingcpacft. 3. iinniigifWlt , nid)t 
 niif eine gffet)iinbrigc SBeifc berteflr (o. eineni 
 ®efrf>iiuirnengerid)t). [pnrfer; 2lblaber. 
 
 Uiipacker, unpak'kur, *. ber^iids 
 
 Unpaid, unpAde', adj. I. unbejaf;(t. 
 2. i iinerfiidt (®eliibbe lO. 
 
 Tiiy rites u n p a i d, beine (tobteii.-) ^eiet 
 npcJ) nid)t begnngen. i am - to this day, 
 Ic^ bin big niif bicfen Xiig nod) nid)t bejnljlt. 
 - for. Mod} iiiibcjniilt; (iiif SSorg gcnonimen, 
 erbprgt. 
 
 Unpained, unpind', adf. fd^nierjs 
 toi. rcf)iiu'rjfrci, fdimerirn^frei, nid)t geqnnlt. 
 Unpainf ul, unpikiie'ful, adj. fd^iuerj* 
 io$. niitt rd)iiierilid). 
 
 Unpainted, unpint'ed, adj. I. 
 iingiMiigit, uiigcfdjmiiift. 2. i uiigeKl^minft 
 ca3ni)r(ieit :c.). 
 
 Unpaired, unpird', adj. iingppanrt. 
 
 Unpalatable, unpal'atabl, adj. 
 I. »inrd)iiincfl).Tft, luibrig, efcll)att. 2. i iui< 
 berlid) , luiBfiiflig. 
 
 Un palled, unpilld', adj. 1. ni(f)t 
 gebnnipft, iiid)t gerd)ii'ad)t, nic^t nieberge« 
 l'd)Ingfn. 2. nid)t iiberuittigt. 
 
 Unpanoplied, ui.pan'noplid, adj. 
 pf)iie bie 'i>o(lf , ooQi'tanbige 9i'iiilinig. 
 
 Unparadise, unpar'iadi/e. v.o. ber 
 raiiufi'eligfeir berniiben, iiiigliicflic^ nindjen. 
 
 Unparagoned , unpar'agoud, 
 adj. iiiu'crgleirt'.biir, ii|}iie ®li'id)en. 
 
 Unparalleled, unpar'alllld, adj. 
 iini'cirgli'itlid) , beirpiellog. 
 
 Unpardonable, unplr'dnabl, 
 adj. nni'crieil)iid). (iiid)t jii perjeifjen. 
 
 He is u n p a r d o n a b I e for if, eg if! ihtll 
 
 Unpardonableness, unpar'> 
 dnalilnes. *. bie lUU'frjfi()lid)fcit. 
 
 Unpardonably, unpar'dnable, 
 adv. lltuxTji-ihlid). 
 
 Unpardoned, unplr'dnd, adj. I. 
 iiiu>pr)iel}fn, uiiprMfKn. 2. unbegnobigt. 
 
 Unpardoning, I'lnpar'dning, adf 
 nid}r i>erjcil;f"b, iini'erfiJljniid;. 
 
Fate, far. lall, fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. NA.move, n6r, got, 6il, cl66d. Tiibe, tub, ffill. t//in, THis. 1045 
 
 LISP 
 
 ' Vnpared, unpird'. adf. un(it\'d}^it. 
 lliiparliamentariiiess, uii- 
 
 pArieinent'aienes.«. Ni6 Uiit>arl>\meiunrird;e. 
 
 Viipariiaiiientaryf unparte 
 meiitar^. adj. mipiulaiiieiitorirc^. 
 
 Cliparrelt unpar'nl, V. a. [^at.] 
 To - a yard, 6ie 9?rt(fe uon einer 3?nfl ab^ 
 madttn. [untljeilbnr, iinjertremilicb. 
 
 Ulipartable, unpart'abi, adj. t 
 
 Unpitrtert, unpait'ed, adj. Ulige: 
 tijeilf, uiiflftrniiit. I Impartial 
 
 ITnpartial, unpar'shal. adj. -f \- 
 
 Unpartiallyy unpar i>liale, ailv. f 
 f. Impartially. 
 
 Uiiparticipated, unplriis'sepi 
 teH . ailj- iiirt)t gctl)cilt. 
 
 Uli passable, unpas'nabl. adj. I. 
 mnvfgrnui; f. I m passable. 2. ungniigbat 
 
 IJiipasNiunaie, unpasli'unar, ull^ 
 
 Unpas<(i4»liate(l, unpasii'united. 
 ttij. iiict)! leieeiirrt>.i|Hicf>, nicftt l)cfti(j, btfon-. 
 ntn. ruhifl; |. Dinpatslonate. 
 
 Cnpassionately,unpash'una(le. 
 adv. I'hiu ipiOf, rii^ fl, rti'liiffi'". 
 
 Unpastoralf unpas tural, adj. ni(t)t 
 dirtdiiiinuia. [llllaelufi^ct, ofjiie SDdPc. 
 
 Unpatstlired, I'mpas'tshurd, adj. 
 
 I'npateuted, uupaCeiited, adj. 
 ni.tit piitiiiriilrt. 
 
 IJlipatlied, unpaTHd', adj. unQt- 
 tfthiit, uabttri'tcii, pfnDloS. 
 
 k'npatlietic, unpat/ict'lk, adj. nicf)t 
 Ijfltln tiirt), iiiitt rili)reii&. [uiipiUriotifd). 
 
 I'npatriotiCv unpAtreot'ik, adj 
 
 I'lipairuiiizecl, unpai'tr6nud, 
 adj feiiieii WoMinr l)l^(•e^^. 
 
 I'lipattemed, unp2t'turnd, adj. 
 ffiii 85rrbili) Ijnt'fiiD. 
 
 I'npavc « unpive', V. a. lo£pf((if1erii, 
 bai ^flflflir i-iiitrri§fii. 
 
 Unpaved, unpAvd', adj. wm $f(iv 
 (Itr rntbi&Bt, iiiLiipflnilrrt. 
 
 ITnpa^vned, unpJwnd', adj. iin> 
 uerpfaiibct, iiiu'crrf^t. 
 
 I'lipay, unpi', ■>. a. f I. tildft bt' 
 inl)ieii. 2. ii'icftr ijiit inndjcii. 
 
 Unpaid, iiiil'r.i.ifilt. [iiiifricMirf). 
 
 I'lipeaceuNtle , unp^'xabi, adj. 
 
 Uiipeaceableness, unpe's^M 
 ne«. J. Pic UnfricMicl)fcit. [fricBIid) 
 
 Unpcacerill, uiipise'ful, adj. IIIK 
 
 Ulipedigreed, iinped'egrecd, nrf/^ 
 biird) fiiiioii £tamnibfliiin oi. teint Siainiiu 
 tnffl iiitterfcMcPcii. 
 
 Unpe^, unpeg', r. a. t>on ^ffocfeii 
 tefnicii, (S'tu'd* init fiiicm 'ijjflorfe SBerf(t)Ii>f 
 feiieS offiun, lo^pp&cfen, fffiicii, t>tt\ "^f^od 
 nil? 2C. niii'jifhfii. [pflorft; imangepflerft 
 
 Unpe^Q-ed, unpegd', adj. loege; 
 
 I'lipelted, iinpeU'ed, adj. Ili(()t tllit 
 Stfiiifii 2c. geivorfen, natt) luclc^eiu nid)t nut 
 Bteitirn geivprfen luirft. [IniTen 
 
 tliipc^n, unpen', V. a. aiiSIafTeii, a6 
 
 If a man nnpen* anotlier's water. 
 
 Blackstonb 
 
 I'npcnal, iinp«'nal,ai<;- feitierSrrnfe 
 niurviiu-rffll. [ f. Impenetrable. 
 
 Unpenetrable, unpen'etrabl.oiJ;. 
 
 Unpenetrating, unpenitriiJug. 
 ad;, niitl biirdjPrinneiiB. [Impenitent. 
 
 Unpenitent, unpenetent, a4j. f. 
 
 UNP 
 
 IJnpensioned, unpln'thund, adj. 
 
 feiiien OnnCciigchnlt cD. feiii 3nl)rgel& ifabmi, 
 ol)iie ®na!)eu{]ct)alt, iiid)t pein'ioutrt, uiibe> 
 folBft. [fern. 
 
 Unpeople, unpee'pl, V. a. eiltl'ol: 
 
 Unperceivable, unpersi'vabl. 
 adj. iimnerfiid), uiiempftii&brtr. 
 
 Unperceived, uuplrslvd', adj. 
 iiiibemei'tt , iiueinpfimtcii. 
 
 Unperceivedly, unperse'vedle. 
 urfp. imbEincrft. (perfect. 
 
 UnperfeCt, unper'fekt, adj. \. Ini- 
 
 Unperf'eCted, unper'fekied, adj. 
 nid)t ueUciifft, iiiii>o(lciiDet. 
 
 Uiiperfectness, unplr'flktnji. 
 4. i. 1 Ml pe I t PC t II c .<s. 
 
 Unperforated, unplrfor^ild. 
 adj. miDiiv(()i<ontt, iinfurd)i6(l)ert. 
 
 Unperforiiied, dupertormd', adj. 
 1. iiiii'rrndjtct, uu(jethaii; unerfuUt. 2. uii- 
 flffpielt. 
 
 Unperforniing', unperlonn'mg. 
 adj. luc^t i<crrid^cciit> i I'etuen Z>itn\i tud^t 
 IciileiiC. 
 
 Unperisltable, uaper'Uhabl, adj 
 imucrgoiiolK^i uiiuer&etblicft; f. Im peri •li- 
 able, (nirtjr pergefjenB. 
 
 Unperislling', unperishing, adj. 
 
 Unperjured, linpcr'jurd, adj- im 
 I'om ■OKdiuiDi'. 
 
 Unperinanent, unper'maneut, 
 adj. iii(t)t trtiicriiB, mit)t fDrtBniieriiB , lucftt 
 blcjbenB, iild)t Prtiier^nfi. [iineriaiibt. 
 
 Unpermitted, unperniit'led,%d>. 
 
 Unperpiex, unperplcKi', v. a. uon 
 2Jfrivlrning brfrcieii. 
 
 Unperplexed, unperplekn', adj 
 I. iiiuH'DUirrr, uidjt i>muirfilt. 2. iiidjt utr> 
 Icgeii, iiid)t betreten, M<i)t beiliirjt. 
 
 Unperspirable, unper'tperabi, 
 adj iiid)t I'erBuiiilbiir, nidjt nu^Biiiiftbar. 
 
 Bile is tile Diohl u n pe rip i rab I e of 
 animal fluid*, Bte kiltie iH uwttv Ben tf)ie> 
 rird)en gliirngfrtteii Bicjciiige, ivcK^e Biird) 
 'JliiSBiiniluiig iim tDemgflcn nbgeljt. 
 
 Unpersuadable uuperswA'dabi.^ 
 adj. iiid)t uberreCbiir, iiiicrbittiid). 
 
 Unperverted, unpervert'ld, adj. 
 1. iiid)t ucrtul;rt, iiiiucrfiil)rt, uiiuerPcrbt, 
 imuerBorbcn. 2. iiic^t orrfcljrt, nidtft »er> 
 
 Uiiperverting', unperveit'mg, t. 
 Bn« Sururfpniigoii I'Oii Bern ajerBtrbeii. 
 
 Unpester, uapcsiur. ». a. i. tnt-. 
 luirnn, siitiuirfdii. 2. G-iueu Io^iiMc()eii, ©i- 
 iifin i)eraii«l)ilf€ii. 
 
 Unpestered, iingfqiinlf, uiigrptngt. 
 
 Unpetrifled, linpettiefide, adj. 
 nidjr renleiiurt, mu'crileiiifrt. _ 
 
 UnplliiOSUplliC, unf!llnzof'fik,tl. 
 
 Unpbilusopfiicai, unfillozof- 
 ikal, adj. iiiipljilou'phird). 
 Unphiio.sophicaliy-unfiUozof- 
 
 ekale. adv lliipl)iloropf)ird). 
 
 Unpiiilosopliicalness, unffl- 
 Joxofekaliies. s. Bft6 lliipliilorophirrt)e. 
 
 Unpllilosopllize,unfilin.s'sofize, 
 v.a. Bit JDiirBe e'lMi ^l)iloiVpl)i'ii biTniibcn. 
 
 Unpliiiosopiiized , unfilios'- 
 tofizd , ndj. Burd) Bic $l)ilPi'opf)ie iiidjt Mts 
 fffjrt, ufrBrrlit oB. i'frfaird)t. 
 
 Unpiiysicked, uufiz'z'kt, adj. f 
 
 UNP 
 
 ni<6t biircft 9(tjeneien btmittt eB. erjeufltj 
 nidjt piirgirt, uiipurgitt. 
 
 Unpici4ed.unpikt',«rf;.unnu8gcfii(()t. 
 
 Unpierceable, unpeerse'abl,ad>. 
 iiiiBiird)ited)bnr, unPiircijBriiiglirf). 
 
 Unpierced, unperst', adj. iiiiBiir(f)< 
 
 llod)eii , imOiirdjBningen. [©d)(ittcii. 
 
 Tlie unpierced shade, Bet Btc^re 
 
 Unpiliared, unph'lard, adj. tntt 
 laiiit, oi)iie ^toiler, ol)iie ©niKen. 
 
 Unpillo^ved, dnpil l6de, adj. of)nt 
 l?iipffi(Tfii. 
 
 Unpiloted, unpilutld, adj. Itid)t 
 Biirc^ Coiitfen gi'fii()rt, iingelootfet. 
 
 Unpin, unpiii', V. a. I. abftecfen, nb< 
 fjeftcii, ttbpflocfen, nbfrf)iir5eii , li)6|'d)rfiiiben, 
 Bte 93rljfii i>B. SpfTBrfe i«cgiie^iiieii. 2. i 
 (from) lD^ni(id)eii (uoii). 
 
 Unpinioned, linp'n'yund. adj. ieit 
 gebuiiBen, lo^gcfdjiuirt , luit freicii ^Jlrmen. 
 
 Unpinlied, unpingkt', ad;. nid)t 
 inir OioilciiDdifrii bfv'id)iiet, iud)t gei&rf)ert. 
 
 Unpitied, iitipittid, adj. i. mibcmtt* 
 leiBet, iiiibcB.iiiort. 2. f mitUMBio*, graiifflm. 
 
 Unpitirui, unpii'let&l. adj. I. nid)t 
 niitleiBig, uiibnnii()«rjig. 2. feiti »JJJit(eiB cr» 
 regenB. [iinbnrml)erjig. 
 
 Unpitifuliy, unpiiielule , ado. 
 
 Unpitying', unpit'leing, ad'i. ltid)t 
 6emiIll't^elIP, iiiibiiriiil)frjig. 
 
 Unplacable, unplikabi, adj. f. 
 Implacable. (llellt, uiiurn'orgr. 
 
 Unplaced, unpla!>t'. adj. imange< 
 
 Unpla$;-ued, unplagd', adj. iiiine> 
 pingt, iiiinffd)i)ren. 
 
 Unplait, unplite', v. a. nii^ftiltrn, 
 ntt^llreic^eii, Bie ^atttn auimadieu; anif 
 fTcc^ten. 
 
 Unplanned, unpland', adj. iiid)t 
 entiuorffii, uiientiucrfen, nid)t nbgereBet. 
 
 Unplanted, unplaut'ed, adj. iiii* 
 gepfliinjt; iinniigelfflt. 
 
 Figs there unplanted grow, ^eigen 
 rondxcii tort ivilB, uon |"elb|l. 
 
 Unplastered, unplasturd, adj. 1 
 unbcgipst, iiuberappt. 2. iiid)t bepfliiflcrr. 
 
 Uliplausible, unpllw'zebl, adj. 
 f. Implausible. [ biflJgeilB. 
 
 Unplau.sive, unpljw'siv. adj. mis* 
 
 Unpleadnble, unple'daUl, adj. 
 1. nid)C niil)(iiigig gcinnd)t luerBeii fbnneiiB; 
 nid)t nI6 3{cd)t6grunD rtiifiif)rb(ir, nic^t viditi* 
 giiltig. 2. iiic^t eiitrd)iiiBbnr. 
 
 Unpieasaut, unplez'lnt, adj. un» 
 angciifl)!!!, iiiiijfndig. 
 
 Unpleasantly, unplezanile, adv. 
 unnngenet)tn, niigfailig. 
 
 He looks very unpleasantly upon us, 
 cr (lefjt tins tint i'cl)r inigfdtligcn ©Iirfen an. 
 
 Unpleasantness, unpiez'aiitnes., 
 ». Bie Uiuiiincl)nilid)feit, BnS ^iBuidige. 
 
 Unpleased, unplezd', adj. mtg< 
 i>crgniigt, unjiifricBen, tinbcfricBigt. 
 
 Unplea.siuiC, unplizing, adj. lilK 
 nngciifljtu, iincrfrciKirf), miefadig. 
 
 Unpleasinj^-ly^ unplezingle, arfi>. 
 iinniigfiui)!!! , niif erne un(ingeni;f)me, iiiig* 
 fnflige 2Cfi|"e. ^ 
 
 Unpleasing'ness,unp!e'zingn»s, 
 
 «. bat lliinngfni'l}nif, 'Kigfnriifje. 
 
 Ullpleasive, unple'siv, «dj. + uii# 
 angeneljm. 
 
1046 Fate, far. fall, fat. ML met. Fine. fin. NA, move, n6r, ^ot. 6il. cl6.ia. Tiibe. tOh, ffill. tAin. THis. 
 
 UNP 
 
 ; VJnpledg-ed, unplldjd', arf;. im: 
 DerpfmiDer. 
 
 Unpliable, unplMu. od/. im6if(j: 
 ffliii, iingefcfitiieitiii, iiid)t Icicfct jii biegeii. 
 
 Unpliant, unpliant. orfj. 1. imbies]* 
 fnin, iiiirterc^mcibifl. 2. ± iinbitflrnm , fuirr, 
 J)n(f|1iirrin. 
 
 UnpliantnesS, unplMntnes, s. 
 tie llnbii'flriinifeit, £)iil^flarri<|fi'it. Ipfttidt. 
 
 Uliplowed, unploud', adj. tiiigc: 
 
 Unpluine, unplume', v. a. I. Cer 
 5et)crii I'croiibcii, nipt'cn , elU^tc^en^, fe&er: 
 loi> 111(1(1)611; (bnl)£r) 2. i ueruujicTcn; ^crab' 
 
 U II plumed, fi'fcerloS. [icOtn. 
 
 Unplundered, unplun'durd, adj. 
 UiiflfpiuiiCcrt. 
 
 Unpoetic, unpoltik, ^ 
 
 Ulipuetical, unpoet'ekal, ^ 
 linpoftird), unbid)ferif((). [ iinppftifd). 
 
 Unpoeticallyf unpoet'ekale. adv. 
 
 Unpointed, uiipoimed, adj. l. 
 fcinc <api^e ob- feiiicn ©tnd)cl (;ii6ciit>. 2- 
 nicf)t 6iird) £d)i'iDi',)eid)eii gftrfiiiit, iiid)r 
 iiUfrpimfriiT. 3. [f)t'6r. ii. nrub. ©rnmni.] 
 c\)M St'fiilpiinfte. [gfiuid)t6 bevnubt. 
 
 Ijlipoi.sed, unpoezd'. adj. tei' ®leid): 
 
 Unpoison, unpoe'zn, v. a. biSQilf- 
 Ui fiuieriflrii. 
 
 Ulipolarized, unpnlaiizd, adj. 
 nidir priiirifirr, rime ^rliiritnt. 
 
 Ulipolicied, unp6i'e.sid, adj. nid)r 
 (jut fingeridjtiT, nidjt ipl'I)! ciiiflcridjrct cuoii 
 eiuriii ©rnitrp). 
 
 Unp<>lislied, unpolisht. adj. i. 
 impi'lirt, nid)t geglntret, uiiflcgdittet; mill) 
 (P. ©rtinen ); nintt (u. ffiolfi). 2. i iiiu'er: 
 feiiiert, iiiijjebilbet, iiiigifittet, rol), uiifle- 
 fd)liffen. 
 
 Unpolisliedness, unpol ishtnls. 
 «. 1. i(\S lliipolirte. 2. i Cer ?Wnii()eI (in 
 ftiiier ©itte, t>\e 9\'ol)()cit. 
 
 Unpolite, iinpolite', adj. I. l|||f)&f. 
 lid), tiiigibU&ei, iiii()crd)lit}en; {'.impolite. 
 2, iiiijierlid). 
 
 UnpolifeneSS, unpolite'nls, t. I. 
 bfr "iD^nuflPl nn 3ierlid)feit pD. ©Icflniii. 2. 
 fcif llnliofiid)fi'if, Uiiflerd)IitTpnf)fit. 
 
 Unpolitely, inpolite'le, adv. m\> 
 hofjid) iiiiiierdiiiffeii. [politic. 
 
 VnpolitiCf unpol'letik. ad/, f. Ini- 
 
 Unpolled, unpold', adj. 1. uiige; 
 raiibt, iiiigepiiinbiTt. 2. iin()i'fd)crcn. 3. 
 iiidjr nlS ©riiiimgeber (in Me £i|lc) cingc: 
 trnoen. {bfflrcft, iiiibefiibelt. 
 
 Unpolluted, unpnlliVtcd. a<lj. nil; 
 
 Unpopular, unpop'ular, adj. tiii-- 
 pt'piilnr, luMf^all^^i3. 
 
 Unpopularity, unpoppdlar'ete. 
 «. Ml' niipi'piii.intiu. [trngbnr. 
 
 Un portable, uupftrt'abl. a<0'. iiid)t 
 
 Unportioned, unp6r'shund, adj. 
 frill ^JiTiuoflHi tiobciib. 
 
 Unportuous, unpor'tshuus, adj. 
 feir.f (©ceo ^nfcii l)(ibeii6. 
 
 Unpossessed , unpozzlst', adj. 
 uid)t In 0''"'<i!it'^ ^ffi$ befiiiitiiic^, tmbe! 
 ft'lKii, uiibciV()r, p()Pe Spat. 
 
 Unpossessiii;*', unpozzls'sfng . 
 adj. bi'fi^lnS, iiljiic ©ifleiillitiiii. 
 
 Unp«MiSible, linpos-iiebl, adj. f. 
 Impossible. 
 
 Unpowdered, unpou durd, adj. 
 
 UiNP 
 
 imflepubert ; niibt mit ©tdj feci^reut. 
 
 UnpO'««'errul, I'npou urful, adj^ 
 
 iiliiHiuKliriii, nind)tIo^, iiiiiu'riiuneiiB. 
 
 Ulipracticable, unprak'tekabL 
 iidj. (. 1 III p r a c t i c ii 1) 1 e. 
 
 Unpracticed, unprak'tist, adj. 1. 
 iiiigci'ibt, ^lllben'l•lll^crr, iincrr'al)reii. 2. -f- 
 iiidit gefniuit, iiiifliiucliiit. Prior, [priefeii. 
 
 Ulipriliwed , unprazd', udj. iiiige^ 
 
 Unprecarious,uiipreka'reus.a<(;. 
 iiid)r pn'f(ir, imobhiiiujiii, I'iiH'H- 
 
 Unprecedented, unpres'sedeiit- 
 ed. ailj. i>fifpifiiof, iiiirrl)5rt. 
 
 Unprecise, unpicsise', adj. nid)i 
 beflmmir, iiidtr (leiiau, iiid)t priici*. 
 
 Un predestined, ^npiedes'tind, 
 adj. nid)r pi-rtfieiliuirt. 
 
 Unpredict, unpredikt', r. a. eilif 
 2CeifT'i(iiiii(i jiirii(fiiet)iiien. 
 
 Unpreferred, unpreferd', adj. 
 nidM DiTjii'jrgeii, iiubefijrbtrt. 
 
 Unpre;;nant, unpreg'nant, adj. 
 
 I iiid)t i"d)UHiiigfr. 2. iiiifritd)tbnr, uiut: 
 giebig. 3. Miiimi, iincrfal)reii , iiiioeiUicft. 
 
 Unprejudicate, unpreju'dekate, 
 iinb : 
 
 Unprejudicated, unpreju'de- 
 kated . adj. I. iiiieiiigenciiiuieii , pciriirtl)eil; 
 irei, iinbofdiigi'ii. iiiipartfiifd). 
 
 Unprejudiced,unprld'judist.n(y. 
 
 1. I'rruvtlu-ilrrei , t'onirtheiure, iiiibpfiiiigeii. 
 
 2. rf)iie 9irtd)rl)eil. — Un prej'u diced 
 
 II ess. s. tie ltiibomngfiil)cit. 
 
 Unprelatical, unprclafekal. adj. 
 unprtiliirjfd), eiiiciu IH'iiuueii iiid)t gi-jiemiMit). 
 
 Unpremeditated, anpiemld'e- 
 laied, adj. \\\d)t porl)fr beBnd)t, uberlegt, 
 Mird)t!ad)t. [^elll ©trgreif. 
 
 Unpremeditated verse.s, SBerfe <iUt 
 
 Unprepared, unpr^pard', adj. tlil- 
 I'urbrrdrft, iiid)t bireir, iiubonit, iinbercitct; 
 iiiijiiberfitfr ; (Jhcfl.) iiid)r bereit. 
 
 Unpreparedness, unprepi'ied- 
 nes. .« tie lliibrrt'irrdlilfr. 
 
 Unpreposs««ssed.unprepoz2est', 
 adj. iiiicitigituniiiiieii, iiiU'efiiiigeii. 
 
 Uuprepossesslng-.unprepozzes'- 
 sing . adj. Illd)t ill! SJoMiiS fur fic^ ciuuef): 
 meiib. 
 
 I'npresidented.iinprez'zedlntld, 
 adj. t tii)ne 25i^rfi(jer, uiiter feiiicr Slufild)! 
 ilebdib. 
 
 I'upre.ssed, I'nprcst'. adj. 1. nil: 
 gepregt, iiiifleCriirft. 2. t iiiigeriigt. 
 
 U II pressed wiiie, bcr SSorliuif, 93prlnf}- 
 
 Unpresuinptuous, unprezum'- 
 tshuiis. arf;'. untenuiirfig , tiidjt eillbil^i|■d), 
 ol)iir Si'iiiffl, brfdifibru. [iiid)t yorgi-gcbcii. 
 
 Unpretended, unpreiend ed. adj. 
 
 Uiiprc tended to, luornuffciii Slnfpriid) 
 geniad)t inirb. His rights were - to, man 
 tnjlfte ("cine 9ied)fe nid)t an- 
 
 Unpretending-, unpretending. 
 adj. niuVnidjIos', iiid)i nnnin^cnb, Hid)t nn- 
 nififilid), 6crd)cibeii. 
 
 Unpretendin|fnes.<i.unprctend'- 
 ingnes, «. cie .>21n|"pnid)iofigfeit , fde\ci)(ii 
 brnhfit. 
 
 Unprevailinf*-, unprevi'l'ng. adj. 
 nni'crnicigcMB, nid)t iii'crlcgcn, iH)iiniiid)rig, 
 uiimiy. Shak. 
 
 Unprevented^unprevlut'ed, adj. 
 
 UNP 
 
 I. beni mon nic^t jiiiH>rfpmmt, Dorbeiigt, o& 
 iHM'gcbeugr l)nt, uiiuerfjinbert. 2. « uiiuor. 
 bereiter. Mii.toii. [flemurBe cntfe^en. 
 
 Unpriest, unpree.-.t'. v. a. Per 'Tories 
 
 Unpriestly, uupreest'Ie, adf, hik 
 prieitcriid), nidu prieilrrlid). 
 
 Unprilice, unpiinse', p. a. tit 
 i?crri'd;iift bcmubcn, bcr giirftcnmurbe cut. 
 (it}m. ^ [t'lirftlic^. 
 
 Unprinc€»Iy, unprins'le. adj. un» 
 
 Unprincipled, linpi 'n'sepld, adj. 
 feine (gute) fflrunDfaye Ijobeub, ol)ne fflriinjJs 
 in^e. [bcr tugenb. 
 
 Unprincipled in virtue, nid)t fe|l in 
 
 Unprinted, unprnit'ed, ad/. unge> 
 ^nltft. 
 
 Unprison«';d, unpr'z'znd. adj. an6 
 ^rtu P)rfiingiiifTL' eiuIiifTcn, frei gclafyen. 
 
 Unprizable, unpii'zabl, adj. nn> 
 rd)(i«3biir. (rd)a()t, unge|"d)n0t, untnjrirt. 
 
 Uiipriz**d, unpn'zd', adj. ntd)t gei 
 
 UliprOCiainied,unpi('>klanid',nr<;. 
 
 iiiiniit-gernteii , nid)t befaunt genind)t; nid)t 
 iiiiflcfiiuMgt (o. .Rricgo. 
 
 Unpro€luctive,unpridukt'iv.nrf/. 
 1. uueiiirrnglirt), luiijlo^, 5j;id)t5 eiiibriiigeiib, 
 feineii G-rtriig gcbeiiB, iintrud)tbflr, iiiipro* 
 bufiio, [ Stn(it6anrtl)|'(^.] unprobuftio. 2, 
 inmurffdni. 
 
 Unproductiveness.unprodukt'- 
 ivnes. s. bie llnciiutfiglic^feit, UnproDiifti* 
 I'itor, Uiifriid)tb,nvfeir. 
 
 Unprofaned , uuprofand', adj. 
 uiientlu'ilii]t, uiieiitn)cil)t. 
 
 Unprofessional , unprnfLsli'- 
 unal, adj. nid)t prufoiT"-''"f"/ "if^t i" 0«« 
 ninnb^ 51mt ob. 53eruf geh&rig , ui.t)t jn 
 eiiicni 91mre Db. !8cnife gcljorig. 
 
 Unproficiency , unpi'6lisli'eD.se, 
 *. ber '>)JJniigeI nn il5efferiiiig. 
 
 Unprofitable, unprofetabl. adj. 
 fciiieti aSi.irtl)cil ober OJeiuinu bvingriib , fei» 
 ncii (35rmiiiii nbiuerfenb, nidjt iHn-tl)cill)(nt'r, 
 uncintrnglid); nuljlo^, ucrfleblid), uuiiii^, 
 
 JlUfrfloS. 
 
 UnprofitabIenes.<«, unpiofe- 
 labliies , *. bie Uiu'iiuriiglid)fcit , ^JTii^' 
 
 li^finff't- 
 
 Unprofiitably, unprof elaUle. adv. 
 I. iiid)t mit 5BinTl)eii, nid)i mit ®cn)inn cb. 
 iJiu^pii. 2. uiinut!, jiverflDf. 
 
 Unprofited, unprof'ted, adj. tt'u 
 ncn 9iuipen, aSortl)eil ob. Weminii babcnb, 
 til)ne ©rtrng , ungeniiljt, nid)i iH>rtl)eill).ift, 
 iiiinu^. Shak. [uiirrrboren. 
 
 Unprollibited,unproliib iied.ar/j. 
 
 Unprojected, linprojekicd. adj. 
 nid)t erbadjt, nid)t cntivorfen liriid)tbiir. 
 
 Unprolific, unprol^flk. udj iilU 
 
 Unproinised , unpromist , alj. 
 iiid)t Lierrprcdjcn. 
 
 Unpromising* , unproni'mislng , 
 ,idj. nid)t I'icl i>crfpred)enb , 9iid)t6 t'erfpro 
 djenb, l)i'ffniing!:lp6. 
 
 Unpromising of success, feinen gil< 
 ten Grfrlg iierfprcdjcuB. 
 
 Unproniptefk, unpromt'ed.acf;. I. 
 nid)t ciiigrgcben. 2. uii^t nngetriebeii, iiicfjt 
 gci-pi^t. iiid)t erregt. 
 
 Uiiproiioiinceable , unpro- 
 iiounsabl, «rf;. iud)t (lii^gi'rplL>d)eil ivccbeit 
 riMinciib, tiid)i nu6j\ii>red)cii. 
 
F&lp. ff.r. fall. fat. Me, met. Fine, fin. ISA. move. n6r, got. 6il, cUM. Tiibe. tub, fill. tAin, THJs. 1 047 
 
 UNP 
 
 Unpronoilliced, unpronounst', 
 adj. I. iinnii?(ierpnirf)fii; [oiranim.] ftiimm 
 i iinnfiprod)rn, iinentf(f)i<6cn. 
 
 Unprop, unprop', V. a. bn ©tu^e 
 teraiiben, ^ic ©tilije reii :c. ii)pgiief)mfn. 
 
 Unpropf^r^ unprop'ur, adj. * 1. 
 nifbt fi(ieil- 2. f. Improper. 
 
 I'nproperly , uiiprop'urii, adv. 
 f. Improperly. 
 
 l'nproplietic,*unproflt'tik, ^ 
 
 I'll proplieticaljunpruflt'tek '1.5 
 adj. iiithr pn-phetjut. 
 
 Unproplietically , unpr6fet'- 
 tikale. adv. iiicf)'t prpphtTifcft. 
 
 UnpropitiouS) unprip'sh'ui, adj. 
 uiifltinM(i, ur.iiriiii1i(]. 
 
 Unpropitiously, unprip'sh'- 
 usie. adv. i\nQi\nt'\<\, uu(iun\Tiq. 
 
 Unproportionable-unpropor'- 
 shunabl, adj. imi»crhiiltni|5iliii6iil. — adv. 
 Un pro por'i i o nab I y.iinucrf^nltnigm/igig. 
 
 Unproporfioiiate, unpropAr'- 
 ■hunat, ud). iiiiuerlfiiirMiOiiingig; - to, ix\d)t 
 ini SJcrhnltiiiS ju ic. l^cIKll^. 
 
 E'nproporfioiK^d f unpr&p&r'- 
 ■liund. adj. tiiii'erholtiiiginngia, ni<t)t im 
 85crl)n(tni6 ju G'tiunS fleljcnb. 
 
 llnproposed, unpripiid', adi. 
 Hi*t iHirnefdiliinfii, iinonflctrngeii. 
 
 iJnpropped, unpropt', adj. unge> 
 Hum, Hitler jirnfi^t. 
 
 IJnprOKperOUN, unpros'purus. 
 adj. inigli'icflid), iindiiiiilin. - adv. U n- 
 prui'perously, iinnlfitflic^ , unQUIIllii] 
 
 Uiiprosperousness, unpros'- 
 
 purusnes. *. f. I in p r o s p e r o ii s n e s s. 
 
 I'^nprOBtltllfed , unpros tetilted. 
 adj. iiitt)t SpreiS flogebcii, nid)t jjefc^iiiitet, 
 lIn(^r^d)ml^ft. 
 
 Unprotected, unprillkt'ed, adj 
 unntrttii'ifjr, imbfutfiyt, iinbn'djirmt. 
 
 llnprotracted , unprAirakt'ld, 
 adJ iiidjr ill ^ie i'nii.ie (jrjDijeii. 
 
 Unproved, unptuovd', adj. l.nidjt 
 erprpbr, iinflrprrift. 'i. imfceiujcfeii, ni(t)t bt< 
 iBieffit, nrrf)! friiMcffn. 
 
 I'nprovide, unprAvJde', v. a. I. 
 entMilifjcii, iiirf)t i-frfiToeii. 2. t 6i(led;en. 3. 
 (ciner ®(id)e) iiirt)t urrbetiocn. 
 2. Le*f lier be.iiity unprovide my mind. 
 
 UnprOVi<Ied, uiipr6vi'ded, adj. I. 
 nnutrforgt, iiiiPfrfehcn, tntbiHf, (oO nirf)t 
 vcrftijtn emit). 2. iini'rrbrreitft, iiiimunrret. 
 
 To take any one unprovided, ©incn 
 uberrnrd)en. Courtfi are seldom - of etc., 
 (in S?i-fen mnnnHt ti iVItrii nii k. 
 
 Unprovideut, unproVedent, adj. 
 * f. Improvident. 
 
 UnproviKloned, unprAvizlrund, 
 ndj. nirt)r mit gKuiiti'iirrntl) ct. Cebenfimir! 
 tcin vtrfd}tn, iiidjt I'crproi'iniirirt. 
 
 Unprovoked, unprovAkt', adi. I. 
 iingprrljt; iinniifflffprttrt, ni(t)t hfrniifgc- 
 fL'rtfit. 2. ni(f)t litrbeinefriljrt <9liionff lO- 
 
 UnprOVOltin{f,uiiprftvo'king. «fO'. 
 Jiid)t rcijeiiCi , iVic^t bclnCifliiiD , uicftt rr. 
 UtreriiC. [adj. t f Imprudent. 
 
 UnprndentiMl, unpruoden'slial. 
 
 I'npruiied, unpn'md'. adj. lllU'O 
 fdjiiittdi. [friulid), gpljfim. 
 
 Unpiibliv, uiipi'iij'l'k. i>'(j. nirt)t in'; 
 
 Ullpubiislied, uiipub'iiklit, adf. 
 
 UNQ 
 
 1. nt(f)t ficrniiJflfncbcn , nicf)t 6efmint ge: 
 ninrf)t. 2. iinbffiiniit, gE()eiin. Shak. 
 
 Unpiinctual, unpungk'tshual. 
 ad/, iiiiptiitftlirt). 
 
 Unpuiictuality,unpungKtshual'- 
 ete. s. Die lliipi'infriirfjfcir. 
 
 Unpiinctiiated, unp'mgk'tiliui- 
 led. adj. iinncpiiiifret, nirfit piinPtirt. 
 
 Unpimislied , uiipun'fsht , adj. 
 iingeflrnfr, uiitn-flnifL [iii(f)t flrnfenb. 
 
 UiNR 
 
 Unpilllishing', unpun'sliing, adj. 
 
 Unpurchased, unpur'tshast, adj. 
 
 m<t)r erfiiiifr, iiiigefniift, nict)t ctf)an^eIt, un> 
 
 frhnn^f(t. [laiitcr. 
 
 Unpiire, I'npure', adj. iiiirein , 1111= 
 
 Unpurg-ed, unpurjd', adj. nirf)t 
 
 gprfinigt. 
 
 Unpurified, unpu'r^fide, adj. I 
 nirf)t gtrrimgt, iingelftiitert. 2.1 nic^t pun 
 Siliiren gcreinigt. 
 
 Unpurposed, unpur'pust. adj. 
 nic!)t boiU'Ui-f)!!'!, iiiuu*rrp(jlirf), nbfic()tJlDS. 
 
 Unpursed, iinpurst',tt(y pinerSJorfe 
 bcrniibt, ^pm tunn ciiiP ^ScnV gorii'ljlcii liat. 
 Unpnr.sued, unpuriiUde', adj. nidjt 
 pcrtVIgf. iiiipprfuJgr. 
 
 Unputrefled, unpiitrifide, adj 
 uiii'rrfiiiiir, iMwc i^iiuliiirj. 
 
 UnqualFed, unkwafi', adj. ni(f)t 
 ill groOPii Siigp" gptrunfpn. Bvrom. 
 
 Unqualified, unkHol'eflde. adj. 
 I. fptiipr gnljigrciteii bcrniibt. Shak. 2. 1111= 
 ti'ic^rig, iinfiif)ig, ungefd)i(ft; (for) untnuglirf) 
 (}ii), iiid)t gppicinet (jU), untrirt)tifl fjii). 3. 
 nngcniilPert (iiicf)t Pure!) 55ecingiingcii ober 
 2lii?nahmpii 6pfrf>raiift, miiMfijirt). 
 
 Unquallfl<^diic.ss , unkwol'e- 
 fi'deiies. *. Mc Unfnl)igfcit. 
 
 UnqualiXy, unkwolefl. r. a. (for) 
 uiirilittig, init.iiKilic^ mod\pn (jin- 
 
 Unqualitied, unkunretid, adj. 
 t oiiOtr SiiiTiU'd ([f\'f^t. Shak. 
 
 Unquarrelable., unkwor'r'labl. 
 adj. f tinbrilrritbar, iiiimiPcrteglid). 
 
 Unqueen , unkween', V. a. (einr 
 JTSninliiii) bpr ^I'lrbc fiiipr ^ijiiifliiin be: 
 rrtuien, nbiVi^on, enttljroiipit. 
 
 I'^nquelied, unkwlid', ad). l.nid)t 
 nif Prrgpfnifft, uiinirnmpff. 2.iiinbejmiiiigpn. 
 Unquencliable , unkweush'abl, 
 adj. iiiii&rdjbar, nid)t jii \o\d)en. 
 
 Our unquenchable desires, unfcrc 
 nid)t JU flitlfnCrn TOuiifdje. 
 
 Unquencbableness , un- 
 kweiisirablncs, t. Me llnlLifdjbiirfpit. 
 
 Unquencbably, unkwensh'able, 
 adv. iinlo|'d)biit. 
 
 Unqiienched, unkwenslit', adj. 
 
 ungpl&rd)t (I'OU) ^eiier, Surfle ic.) , uu; 
 
 gpiliflt. 
 
 Unquestionable^unkwcs'tshun- 
 
 bl, adj. 1. iinjiueifplf;(ift, iiiibp(lrcitbnr, iiii: 
 
 flroing, nii?gpiiiad)t. 2. t nid)t jii bcfmgen, 
 
 605 5rngen nid)tperrtngcnb, nid)t jiirlliifcr; 
 
 tjniriiiig gpiicigt. Shak. 
 
 Unquestionablenes.s , un- 
 
 kweN'tslluiiablnes, ». Die Ulljlreitigfeit, ®C= 
 
 Unquestionably , unkwls'- 
 
 tshunable, adv. iiii jiucifcil^nft , iiiifireirig, 
 geiii!!. 
 
 Unquestioned, unkwe:i'tsliuud, 
 
 adj. 1. iingpfrngf, mci)t befrngt 2. f a) iiii« 
 b'ljropifplt, nnerfnmrt. b) Biijiueiferfjnft, un* 
 befTrpitbnr. 
 
 Unquestioning-, unkwls'tslrun- 
 ing, adj. iiid)t bejiupjfplnD , nictit in ijriige 
 fleflenP, nid)t niiflc(;eiib. 
 
 Unqnick, unkwik', adj. 1. nirf)* 
 gcfdjiuniD, Inngfnm. 2. -f uiibemcglid), oljiie 
 aSeiBPguiig, nid)t lebf^nft, Iebfo5. 
 
 Unquickened, unkwtk'kn*. adj. 
 
 1. uiibplebr, iinbcfcett.' 2. niiiiiifgpmuntert. 
 Unquiet, unkwi'et, adj. I. nnru^ig. 
 
 2. iinjiifrieDen, nie jnfriPDen, unteiMirfj. 
 An unquiet mind, ein uuruIjigeS, be« 
 
 roegte* fflenii'itl). 
 
 Unquiet, v. a. f 6eunruf;ig<n. 
 
 Unquietly, unkwi'llle, adv. un» 
 rubig. [Die tlnriil}c; DnS unriihige ©cfen. 
 
 Unquietness, unkuMtnls , s. 
 
 Unquietude, unkwi'etude, *. • 
 
 f. D I sq u i e t u d e. 
 
 Utiracited, unrSkt', adj. unnbgc* 
 f(art, iHd)t nbgpflfirt, uitgermitert. 
 
 Unraked, limAkt', adj. i. nid)t 
 jnirtinnuiigpj^tnrrt, nidjt jui'oinmengei"d)rirt. 
 2. nid)t gcredjf, nidjt gelinrft, iiiigcljnrft. 
 
 Unranked, unrangkf, adj. nid)t 
 
 gerrilit, iiiigpcrDnet, nic^t nnrfj Dcr dieitjt, 
 
 ail* Der OrDniing. {nnneplinibert. 
 
 Unran.<iaci<ed, unran'sakt. adj. 
 
 Unransoined, unran-'sumd. adj. 
 
 \u(f}t Ip^gppnufr. [nirfjt UDrfdjnefl. 
 
 Unrasli, unrash'. adj. nid)t porlniit. 
 
 Unrated, unrA'ted, adj. 1. nnge< 
 
 f<i)Cil)t, untnrirt, nic^t tnrirt, iiic^jt nngefc^la* 
 
 gen. 2. niu)t mit ©teiicrii bcfpgt. 
 
 Unravel, unrav'vi. ». n. 1. ; entipitren, 
 nufiuirfeln. 2. t a) in DrDiinng brtngen. b) 
 lofen , entiutrfein; enttjiiflen. 3. nn^fofe(r)n. 
 4. i nuS bn DrDiuing briiigen, in UiiorD* 
 iiuiig briiigen ; oernic^ten. 
 
 To unravfrl tlie plot of a play, btn 
 itiiPten fines ®d)niifpiel5 iBfcn. 
 
 Unravef, v. n. i. fid) entmicfttn, fi^ft 
 cntt'ilteu. 2. fid) niu'fnfeCDU. 
 
 UnraVf^Illient, tinrav'vlment. t. 
 
 bit SiJi'iing bei ^'iiiitciiS eiiicS ®d)iuil"ptc(5. 
 
 Unraveling-, unnrav'vlSng, I. I 
 
 Die 91iifwirffliiiig ; aUii-fnfuiig. 2. f Die Qntt 
 
 iDirfeliiiig (Der Oiitrigue im ©d)(iiirpie(e). 
 
 Unrazored, unri'^urd, adj. iin» 
 
 gcfdiprcn, unbnrbiert. [erreidjt. 
 
 Unreaclied, unvetsht', adj. mu 
 
 Unread, uured', adj. 1. iingelefen. 
 
 2. iiiibi'Iffcn. Shak. 
 
 Unreadily, unrldele, adv. I. iiid)t 
 
 bercit, unbcreit. 2. md)t bereitiuidig, unbe* 
 
 reittviflig. 
 
 UnreadineS.S, unred'enes, *. I. 
 Die lliibcrcitrd)iift. 2. Der ^)?nngc( mi ajerein 
 luifligppit, Die Uiibereitiuifligfeit. 
 
 Unready, unrede, adj. I. iinbereit, 
 nid)t bereit, nid)t fertig. 2^, jniiberfjnft, nii> 
 Iiiflig. 3. nid)t bereitmiftig, nnbereitmiflig, 
 lui^erfpnnf^ig, (latig. 4. * unniigefleibet, ent» 
 fIfiDet. 
 
 To make unready, * nnSfleiben. 
 
 Unreal, unreal, adj. nid)t in btt 
 
 1Birflirt)ffir i>in-linnDfn , iiid)r ifirfli(<? , nid)t 
 
 rcifl. - mockery. lUffi'lili'iVr @d;ein. Shak. 
 
 Unreality, umcaiete, «. bit Qfi^^t* 
 
 n)irfli4)feit, 3iid)trealit(it. 
 
1 048 Kitp, far, fail, fat. IV14. mk. Fine, fin. NA, move. nir. s,hL 6ll. r\6lid. Ti'ibe. tub. full. t/nn. THIs. 
 
 LINK 
 
 Unreaped, unreept', adj. nicfet ge; 
 erutct, imoeeriuet, nirtjt gcfdjiiittcu (uom 
 ^I'rn ic). ^ 
 
 Unreasonable, unre'znabi, »dj. 
 
 1. imueniunffio. 2. t a) unbiflig. b) uii. 
 
 2. b) An unreasonable lo»e of life 
 or of money. 
 
 Unreasonableness y unre'zn- 
 Sblnei, #. I. bic lliiucriulnttiafeit, Uiu'er; 
 lumft. 2. i a) tie Uiibidiofeit. b) tai lliu 
 inflgifle, bte Uninnginfeit. 
 
 Unreasonably, unre'znable, ado. 
 1. unuetnuiiftio- 2. ± a) uubiflio. b) iin= 
 mS^ig. [burd)&ad)t. 
 
 Unreasoned, unre'znd, adj. iiid)t 
 
 Unreave , unreve', ». a. 1. nii6 
 einniibec roicfcln, luicber aiipofeti; f. Un 
 ravel. 2. t nid)t fpalteii , nicfet enfjiuei 
 rcigen, ni(^t nuSeinnnbet rcigeii, iiid)t rtb= 
 Hecfen. . Hall. 
 
 Unrebaied, unr4ba't«d, adj. i. 
 tiidbt n6ae|1umpft, uiiabo«l^"i"Pft- 2. uii= 
 jjefjenimt. 
 
 Unrebukable, unr^bu'kabl, adj. 
 untnbel()nft, iintabelifl, imuenucrflid>. 
 
 Unrebuked, unrebukd', adj.un: 
 fletnbelt, iud)t ueriuicfen, unuenuicfeii. 
 
 Unrecallable, unrekiwlabl, adj. 
 umviiberruflid). 
 
 Unreceived, unrest vd', adj. i. 
 unempmi>0«"' "''^^ empfniifleii, iii(^t erl)nl= 
 ten. 2. ni(f>t ftiifjjenonuiien ; iiic^it rtufl?; 
 nomnien. 
 
 Unreckoned , unrlk'knd, adj 
 nidjt flEred)iiet , uiiflcrec^net, ni<<)t fleja^lt, 
 nid)t niifflfjntjtt. 
 
 Unreclaiinable, unrckla'mabl. 
 •fy. nid)t jun'irfflenifen, flcjal;iiit, Get'«fi'«t 
 luerbeii f&iiiteii&. 
 
 Unreclaimed, unreklamd', adj. 
 \. U(d)t jiin'irfgeriifeii. 2. iiii(jcjal)mt. 3. 1111= 
 gebeffert, iurf)t (jcbrjifrt. 
 
 Unreeoiiipensed, unrek'knm- 
 panst. adf. imbeM^ut. 
 
 Unreconcf table, unrekonti'- 
 
 labi, adj. I. lliuierf6()llltd). 2. (f. Irrecon- 
 cilable) ( with) uiii'Ereiiibnc, uuuertrn3= 
 lid) (mir). 
 
 Unreconciled, unrekon&ild', adj. 
 1. iiiiuerfoljiit, uiiniiigr|"6f)nt. 2. iiid)t uer- 
 eiiiigt, nict>t veveinbaxt, iiid)t iii ©iiiflauij 
 flcbrrtd)t. 
 
 Unrecorded, unrek^rd'ljd, adj. I. 
 nid)t regiilrirt, uiieiiigerd)ric6c!i, umiiifge: 
 jrtdjnet. 2. i iinnufgejeid)iiet, iimjcrjcid)net. 
 
 2. Not unrecorded in the rolls of 
 
 fame. Pope. 
 
 Unrecounted, ^nrekount'ld, adj. 
 nid)t erinl)lt, inter jiii)lt, nid)t l)ergc|"agt 
 
 Unrecoverable, uurekuv'urabl, 
 idj. f. Irrecoverable. 
 
 Unrecovered, unrekuv'urd, adj. 
 
 1. nid)t luicfcr erinngt nb. crl)iilteii, uuerfe^t. 
 
 2. iun1) iiid)t luicbcr tjcrgiileflt ob. gfiiefeii. 
 Uureeriiitable , dnrekruutabl, 
 
 tdj. I. i\id)t ergiiiiit, erfe^t, refrutirt lucrj 
 ben ftiiiietib, uiiergniijbar. 2. y uiitnf)ig jii 
 irgniiK'i- Mii.toj«. 
 
 Unrectlfied,iinrlk'tefide, adj. !iid)t 
 bfrid)tigt, iiid)t Derbeffert, uiiberic^jngt, uiis 
 ittbtQeict. 
 
 UNll 
 
 UnreCUrinjE^, unrcku'ring, adj. + 
 
 uiil)eilbnr, iiiinbljelflid), imnbl)iilfiid). Shak. 
 
 Unredc^einable , um edeem'abl. 
 adj iurt)t erlbit ot». nuegfloet luftbeii fiiiiuenb. 
 
 Unredeeiliefl, umcdeemd', adj. 
 iiid)t iiijgcfiiiift, mierlDSt; iiiiniiegelo^t (udii 
 23anfiuireti zc.), iiiigcHIgr (i£d)iilb). 
 
 Unredressed, unredrest', adj. 1. 
 uiinufgcrid)tcf, iiiigetroitct. 2. iiuabgefkdr, 
 Oem iiid)t abgeljint'eu ivirb cb. tucrbcn i(l. 
 
 Unreduced, uiuedusi', adj. 1. iiid)t 
 jiiriic£gebrnd)t. 2. uru'eniiiiibert, iiiiBerflei; 
 iiert, iiid)t rcBiijirt, nid)t Oernbgefc^t. 3. 
 uid)t eiiigejogen, iiic^t nbgebauCt. 4. uiibc: 
 jmiiiigeii. 
 
 Unreducible, unredu'sebl, adi. 
 1. iiiiuertiiiiiberbiir, nid^t rebujirt ob. vtv. 
 niiiibert luet^eIl f&iiiiciib. 2. lud^t jiiriidge. 
 fiii)rt mevbcii foiineiib. 
 
 UureduciblenesS, unredu'sebl- 
 nes, t. 1. bie Umienuiiibeibiirfi'it. 2. Bie 
 lliim5g(id)feit jiirurfnefiif)rt Ob. bi6 jii feiiuni 
 Urfpriinge uerfolgt luerbcii jii fdiiueii. 
 
 Their u 11 red u ci b le n ess to the com- 
 nion inetliods. Me Uiim&glid)feit , fte niif 
 Me geRi&l)iiiic^eii SBcrtnhriiiiginrteii jiirurfjih 
 tu()ren. 
 
 Unreeve, unreev', v. a. [?Knr.] (>»ie: 
 ber ()eriui6jic()e!i , burd)iief)eii) niiafdjereii 
 (eiii irtii). 
 
 Unrefined, unrefind', adj. 1. tin: 
 gelaiitert, nid)t rnffinirt, ri'() {3udet:c.). 
 1. n(d)t uerfciiicrt, nid)t oetebclt. 
 
 Uureforinable , unrefurm'abl. 
 adj. iud)t iimgefornitob. iimgefdjoffen lucrbeu 
 fiMiiU'iib , unbi'ffcrlid). 
 
 Unreforined, unreformd', adj. 1. 
 iiid)t I'cvbcfTiTt, unuerbeiTcrt, iingebeffcrt. 
 1. [iijt'ol.] ntdjr jti neucm 2eben eriuecft. 
 
 Unrefracted, umifraktcd, adj. 
 [Ov't.] iiiigebrodti'n (itiHi ©tra()leM). 
 
 Unref resUed, durefrlslu', adj. un> 
 erfrird)t, iiiicrqiiirft. 
 
 Uurefreslltngr,unrefresh'ing, ati/. 
 nit^r crfrird)i'n& ob. criiiiictenb. 
 
 Unrefunding-, unrefund'ing, adj. 
 uidn jurrirfjiiMeiib, iiid)t eriliUtcub. 
 
 Unrej;'urded, unr^gaidcd, adj. 
 tiiiniigi'fel)cn, uubcturflTldjtigt ; uiibrnd)fef, 
 ucrnnd)lnri1iiit. [iiiiiid)rriitn, nndjlaiTig. 
 
 Uiiregrardful, umc^aid'fiil. ud/. 
 
 Unreg-eiieracy , uurcjcn'lias^. 
 s. [II)i-oI.] ber 3i'lliii'b, in man ntd)t luie: 
 bergcbm-cn ill. [adj. iiid)t luiebergeboreii. 
 
 Unreg-enerate , unrejenerate. 
 
 Uuregistered, unredjistiird, adj. 
 iiid)t regiffrirt, iiitaiifgrjcid)iiet. 
 
 Ulires$'ulated, unregulated, adj. 
 nid)r regulirr, iiiigerfgcit, iiiigeorbnet. 
 
 Unreined, unrAnd', adj. migeji'ir 
 gcit, ,iiiiieilod. (ocnuorfeM. 
 
 UnrejeC<ed, unrejekt'ed, adj. nil; 
 Ulirejoicillg', unrejoc'sing, adj. 
 
 nnfrfrriilid), traiirtg. 
 
 Unrelated, unrela'tld, adj. 1. (f 
 
 niib f) nirtjt I'lTiuanbt. 2. iiueriiHljlt, unbe= 
 rid)trt. 
 
 Ulirelative, uiirll'ai'v, adj. (to) 
 ill feiuer Sciiflniiig ob. SCcrbmbung i1f()enb 
 (inifi , fciiu'u ibejiig l)iibciib (piif). 
 
 Uiirelatively, uiiieiativle, adv. 
 cgnt ibtiiel;uiiu niif nmcti lUnbcreS. 
 
 Unrelenting', unrellnt'ing, adj. 
 
 fid) nid)t criueirt)en ober bcfanttigcn Inncnb, 
 iiic^t nndigiebig, unbiegfiim , nnbenginm; 
 uid)t nnd)l'n7«"t* ; ininbdirfig; uiierbitnid>, 
 l)att, gvnuratn, bem -TOitleib iinjngmiglic^. 
 
 An unrelenting rule, eine DJegcl, bi« 
 lid) nid)t bc()iicii Ob. bre!}eti digr. 
 
 Uurelievable, unrelevabl, adj 
 unabljelflid) , unrtb()iiiflid). 
 
 Unrelieved, uiiiclcevd'.arf;. 1. unt 
 getinbert, nngeiniiberr, nidjt gciinbcrt , un» 
 erleid)tert; nngeloj'd)!: (u. X)iir|1e). 2. bem 
 mnii nid)t f)ilft, bci(lef}t, ju ipiilfe fommt 
 ob. gefonitnen i|l, nid)t niiteriTii^t. 3. [^u 
 M.] a) unentfe^jt. b) uiiabgcIWt. 
 
 To perisli unrelieved, D^ne ^ijlfe ob. 
 'Beiitiinb jii ©riMibc geljeit. 
 
 Unremarkable, unrSmark'abl, 
 adj. 1. nid)r bemetfbar, nnbeincrfbnts 2. 
 iiid)t inerfioiirMg , iiniuerfwnrbig. 
 
 Unremarked, unreiuarkt', adj 
 niibenicrft, iiid)t benu-rft. 
 
 Unremediable , unreme'deabl, 
 adj. f. Irremediable. 
 
 Unremedied, unrlm'edid. adj. 
 1. niigel)eilt. 2. bem man nid)t abt)ilft ob. 
 nbgcl)oIfen ()at. 
 
 Unremeinbered,unremem'burd, 
 adj. nid)t erinnctt, unerinnert; uneriBal)nt; 
 oergffTen. 
 
 Uiiremembering-, unrlniem'- 
 biiiing, adj. (etiicr ®ad)ej iiiu'iiigcbenP. 
 
 Uureinembrance, unremetu'- 
 braiise, ». f bie ?'rid)rcriiincning. 
 
 Unremitted, unremlt'ted, adj. I. 
 iinerd'.ffen, uuoeriicljen, nid)t oergcben, nid)t 
 uad)gclaffen. 2. nid)t gcniagigt. 3. unaiit1)5r» 
 ltd), ati!)airetib, ilat. 
 
 Unremitting-, unremit'iing, ad) 
 1. nid)t iiaff)UiiTeiib, nnaufl)or(id), Jinoblaf* 
 fijj. 2. iiiffet eriaffenb. 
 
 Uuremittingrly, unr^mit'tingU, 
 adv. uiiauftiorlid), nnablafjTg. 
 
 Unremovable , unremuov'abl, 
 adj. 1. ntd)t lueggfriitimt luerbeii foiinenb, nn« 
 oerri'irfbar, unbeiDeglid). 2. 1 fefl (u. @nt» 
 rd)ItilTe 20. 
 
 Unreinovableness,unrjmuov'- 
 ablnes, *. bie llitbcii)eglid)fcit. 
 
 Unremovably , unremuuv'abli, 
 adv. imbeiocglid), fefl. 
 
 Uuremoved, unremuuvd', adj. 1. 
 iiid)f lueggcriiumt (0011 eiiiem ^iiiberniffeic), 
 unuerviirft. 2. nid)t lueggerdtimt lucvbeii tijn* 
 ticiib , unbciufglid). 3. iiid)t abgou'ijt. 
 
 Unrene^ved, unreniide', adj. 1. 
 iiid)t criienert. 2. i [X\)eol.] nid)t crtuut 
 <oom ipiTieio. 
 
 Uurepaid, unrepade', adj. nicftt 
 loiebcr bejal)lr, iiiibejal)lt, niier|V(jt; unoer» 
 goireti, iiiirrmiebcvt, n\(l)t erfaiiiit. 
 
 Unrepairable, unrepire abl. adj. 
 t iiid)t luiebcr Ijergeitedt mcrben fijniienb, 
 iiiiaiii?bc|7erlirf) ; uiien'e^Iid). 
 
 Unrepaired, unrepard', adj. UII* 
 an«gebiifert, niiftt luteber ijergeiTeftt; unfr» 
 
 Ulirep(;alable,unrcpele'abl. a(^ 
 nid)r abgcrd)afft loerben foniieub, uiiijibtr* 
 nifiicfc. 
 
 Unrepealed, unreptld', adj. nicOt 
 roibcrnifea, nic^c aufaet)Obcii. 
 
Vhtf. far, fall. fat. Me. met. Fine. fin. NA. move. n6p. gSt. 6fl. cl6ud. Ti'ihe. tub. full, t/jin. THis. 1049 
 
 IJurepentauce , uareplnt'anse 
 ^, t fif UiibiiBiVrrJiifeit. 
 
 UnrcpeutHnt, unreplnt'ant 
 
 Ulircpeuting: , uiuepent'ing. 
 uHj- U'lbiibfi-rtig. [im&creiit. 
 
 Ulircpented, unreplneed, adj. 
 
 Unrepiiiiiig', unrepi'niiig , adf. 
 aitbt tuwHd, fiiifliog, qcfiifffii , (leMiiMg. 
 
 1Ilirepillin|7ly,uiirepi nlngle,a(<o. 
 chiie Aliiiie, p()ne ^WiirrfH. 
 
 I'nreplenisltetl , uiireplln'Sdit. 
 tdj. \\»a[\(\(i{\Ut. 
 
 Unr«*po8e(1, unrepozd', adj. nid)t 
 j»rhiii fleifiU; f. Repose. 
 
 I'urepreJteuted, unrlpprezlnt'- 
 Sd. ndj, iinofrtretfii , nid)t reprafeiitirt. 
 
 Ulirt^prievable , unrepreeVabl, 
 a4J. friiie Bfflimtujiinfl (oph ter ioBf^ilriiff) 
 tifliiiiiicn fBiiiieiib, Icni ffiiie grifl, ttm 91iif« 
 f(t)iit> iieflfben iverbcn fiinii. 
 
 In unreprievable condemned blood, 
 ill rertiiiiflSli'S iifrbnmiiitem 95(iit. 
 
 Unrcprieved, unreprjevd'. adj. 
 iiiibf(]iui(i(]t, bcm fciiit Srift, feiii 9Iurrd)ui> 
 (jcfli'bcii morfccii ii1. 
 
 Uiireproacliable, unripruuli'- 
 
 •1>I . ailj. f, Irreproaclialile. 
 
 l.'nreproaclieil , unr^prAtklit', 
 tdj. niitt I'friinucrfeii ; uiifletnftcit, iiiibcs 
 fd)i<lteii; uiigi'r(()iiiiil)t. 
 
 Unreprnvuble , unrepruov'abi, 
 tdj. iintnitUjait. — ado. Un repro vabi y, 
 
 muiibcKjiift. 
 
 I'll repru veil, unripr'uvd', arfj. I. 
 iiiuu'rivc()rt. 2. reiiicm lobcl uiitrrliromt', 
 ui<ncr<ibc<r> uiiuenuii-rrn. 
 
 Uurepus^uantfiiiiripug'nant.nrf/. 
 I. Iii4)t luiCcrilreiteiit), \u(i)t (iirQcocii, m<t)t 
 ItiiuiCrr. 2. m<t)t iviCcrrptiiinitj. 
 
 K^iireputable, unilp'utabl, ndj. 
 utirrihiiilid), iiiilotiul); von \cbUAttm 3{iife. 
 
 E'ure(|UCSteil, unrekwest'ld, adj. 
 liiii'rii!d)t, migtbftfiij Jiicftt (iii(icriid)t; 1111= 
 flfforbert, iiidjt iindjgii'udjt, uiicrbttca. 
 
 I'lirequitable, unrekwi'tabl,<«(/. 
 iiid)t crivit'&crt sict verfivlttn wnitn ton-- 
 ntni. Hid}! wieber gut geiiiad}t luer^eii thx-- 
 neiib. (iiiii'ergolten , iiitermiebirt. 
 
 Unrequited, umekwited, adj. 
 
 I'uresciied, unrea'kude, aW;. iiidlt 
 tffrcir, iiidjt gcrettet. [adj. imnljulidK 
 
 IJnreKeiiiblinsf, uurizlnibiing. 
 
 UlireseutedjUiiie/eiit'ed, adj. lliif 
 flfnhll^ct. [feiihfrjiiifeit. 
 
 l'nre«erve, unrezlrv', *. tie Or: 
 
 Unreserved, unrczcrvd', adj. I. 
 niini!f6eiuai)r[. 2. iiid)t iiini(fge()iilteii, mi: 
 oorl)f()nlteii ; nlrfOaltlo*. 3. iiidjt iiiriicfhnl: 
 teiiD, I'fftiii , cffciifjfriig , freitm'itfjig. 
 
 An unreserved obedience, tin ®e- 
 gonani p1)hc 9{firflvilt, pl)iie aSor&cljalt. 
 
 Unreservedly , unr^zer'vldle, 
 »do. I. I'luie 3Si'rl)cl)iilt, of)iie dlitdijalt. 2. 
 ot)nt 3iiriitfl)nitiiiig, ciffnficriig, frciniut^ig. 
 
 Unreservedness, uurezlr'vld- 
 nes, «. 1. t>:t lU\b({<t)vci\\ttf)iit (tiiicr 3wm-. 
 aiiiig JO. S. bie Cffeiifjcriiaftit, greimu; 
 tfjiflfett. 
 
 E'nresisted, unrez'it'ed, adj. 1. 
 fdntmXCibrrflaiib brargiuiib, bem mannid)r 
 ivibfrfte^t Db. Mibcrtlanb:n i|l. 2. univtb(r> 
 f.e!,:i(i,. 
 
 ursK 
 
 Unresistible, unrezut'ebl, adj. f. 
 Irresistible. 
 
 Unresi.<(ting-, unrezist fng. adj. I. 
 nid)t iinDevtlehenb , (eincn 'ilCibcrilnub (ei: 
 tlcnb. 2. bemiithig , untfriufirflig. 
 
 Unresisting^ly , uniezistingle, 
 ado. D!)iif SBiBcrilanb. (uuniifiofilid). 
 
 UnreSOlvable,unrl/.olv'abl. adj. 
 
 Unresolved, unrezolvd', adj. 1. 
 nidjt niif^iflo^r, imnufgciBist. 2. uuciitrdjlof: 
 (en , imi'djluffig. 
 
 (Turnus). unresolved of flight, uil: 
 fd)li'irfig, cb rr fl:icl)en fiiflte. 
 
 Unre.M»lving-, iinrezolv'Jng, adj. 
 
 1. iiidit (iiifibfciib. 2. fid) nid)t (lufrt)licGeiib, 
 iiiifdiiuiHg, [adj. + nid)t rtd)tuiini-iv'frr(i. 
 
 Unrenpectable, unrespckt'abl. 
 
 Un respected, uurcspckt ed. adj. 
 
 nid>t gcdrtitct. [uiicljrcrbtctig. 
 
 UnrespeCtrnl,vnirespcktful.nf(/. 
 
 UnreKpectrully,uiiiespekt'iule. 
 nrfii. iiiirhrfrl'iftig. 
 
 Unrespectrulness, unrispekt'- 
 fulncs, i. tie Uiiflirfrl'iftiiiffit. 
 
 Unr<*Spective, uiiresplkt'iv, adj. 
 t 1. uiioditr.iiii, iiiiaufiiirrfram ; imbifciiiicii. 
 
 2. itiil'tndjrrt. Shak. 
 I'n respited, unres'p'tcd. adj, 1. 
 
 luiniifiKidiobcn, iiiuiinrgfiVfjt, iiiiiiiitcrbrP! 
 d)ni. furttviil'mib. 2. iiid)t fnfpriibirt. 
 
 I'liresponsibI**, unrcspnn'sebl. 
 (idj. I. iiirtit rrrniitiurrilid), iitu'friiiitiui'rr: 
 li(^. 1. (oiic^ Irresponsible) iiid)t \aH. 
 iiihig. [ba« 'WiBbihiigrii. 
 
 l'nr(*st, iinre'if', s. f bif Itiiriihr. 
 
 I'll resting', unrest'lng, adj. iijd)t 
 riihfiib, iiid)t rrtilfiib. Byron. 
 
 Uiir<*stl»red, unresi'vd', adj. 1. 
 nid)t mifbiTfli-gfbni, iiicftt Jiirurfgrgfteti, iiii< 
 <rff^t. 2. iiid)t ivicbcr .)ii (fl;rfn (jrfemnifii. 
 ^. iiid)t ii'icbcr f)frgff1cf(t. 
 
 Unrest rain able, unrestr&'nabl. 
 adj. Mid)t jiiriirfgfl)aircii, bffdjrnnfr ob. eiii> 
 gffdjriiiiPt lurrbcii fBmifiib. 
 
 Unrestrained, unrestrAnd', adj. 
 
 1. iiiiciitgfrd>rmifr, iiii6ei"d)rnnft, niigf()cnimt. 
 
 2. iiMbfgretijt. 3. iiiigcifilinit, ii'igflloS. 
 Unrestraint, unrestr^nt', «. (ie 
 
 •J?iditbffd)rniifiiiiii , lUit'ord)rmifrfifit. 
 
 Unrestricted, unrestiJkt'ed, adj. 
 iiiiriiigrfitraiiPr. 
 
 Unretracteil, unrefrakl'cd, adj. 
 iiiiiviffrniffii , iiid)r ^iirrirfgniotniiuMi. 
 
 Unretrievable, unretreev'abi 
 adj. iinivicbfrbriiif|lid). 
 
 Unretiirnable,unreiurn'abl,arf7. 
 I. of)iic 23ifbrrfelir. 2. iiiu>crgclt6nr. 3. tiirf)t 
 n'n!ilb<ir fi'"" ^nrlnitunte). (gei''ffi'iibnrt. 
 
 Unrevealed, umeveid'. adj. iiid)t 
 
 Un revealed p'^asurcs, ()cimlid)e 
 Jrcitbfu. 
 
 Unrevenflre^'> unrevcnjd', adj. 1. 
 un(irrad)t 2. iingcrnd)t, iingrnhiibct. 
 
 Unreveng-eful , unrevlnje'ful, 
 adj. iiid)t rnitri'idjtig, uid)t rncfiiiirrig. 
 
 Unrevenued, unrlvenude, adj. 
 oiiiu' (f iiifiMiniiPii . I'hiie (? iiifuiiire. 
 
 Unreverend, umev'erend, adj. 
 
 llid)t fl)riuiirMg. 2. f. Irreverent. 
 
 Unreverent, unreverlnt, adj. f. 
 Irreverent. 
 
 UJNR 
 
 ado. f. Irreverently. 
 
 Unreversed, linrevlrst', adj. ni(ftt 
 
 iini.icilofjeii (uoii einetn Mrtljeile ic); nid)t 
 
 beimgenfren. (biird)gercl)cn, n\<i)t rfi'lbirt. 
 
 Unre vised, umevizd', adj. \\\^t 
 
 Unrevived, unrevivd', adj. tiid)t 
 
 luicber belebr, tiic^t luieber in« L'fbeii ge> 
 
 "I'f"- [uniuibernifiid). 
 
 Unrevocable, unrevo'kabl, adj. 
 
 Unrevoked, ilmevokt', adj. iiid)t 
 
 luibi-rriifeii; iiiiiuiberniflid). 
 
 Unre^varded, untewird'ld, adj. 
 iint'floljiir; iimicrijulteit. 
 
 Unriddle, unrid'dl, ». a. ciitrnt^» 
 
 fclu, fliitUiVii , iBfeii. [tcr cnrr(it()telt. 
 
 UnridfUer, I'nriti'dlur, *. ©incr, 
 
 Unridiculous, unredik'ulus, adj. 
 
 nid)t liid)i-riid). [uiigepliinbert. 
 
 Unriried, unri'fld, udj. imberniibt, 
 
 Unrig', unrig', V. a. 1. \mi\x.] n6« 
 
 tnMii. 2. e f ciitflciben, nii^jieljen, ent* 
 
 bliJBfii. [felt. 2. ungetafelt. 
 
 Unrlg'i^ed. unr'gd', adj. 1. ntgetfl* 
 
 Unrig-lit, unrite', adj- *■' tinred)t. 
 
 Unrighteous, unritslieus, adj. 
 
 lingered)! (ihmi ^erfoiicn iiitb Sad)en). 
 
 Unrig-liteously , unritshiusli, 
 adtt. iiiigfrcd)t, iiiigfrcd)ter 2i3eiic. 
 
 Unrig-liteousness, uari'tshius- 
 nes. t. bie lliigi'rod)tiflfcit. 
 
 Uliri|lflltrHl, unrlte'ful, adj. un« 
 gori'd)t, iiiirfd)rm(iBig. 
 
 UnriiiK'* uuring', V. a. eiitringeit, (eii 
 tier ©tiireJ bte niigclcgreii Sfiiige nbneljmeti. 
 E'nrioted, unriilted, adj. f fret 
 luMu (ad)ii'c!gi'ii oci't ©djiWiinnen. 
 
 Unrip, unri;)', V. a. f niif|c()iieiben, 
 (iiifrrciiiieii, niifreigeu ; f.'Rip. 
 
 Unripe, unn'pe', adj. 1. uiireif, ttn< 
 jeitig. 2 t «) i:iircif, iiiijeitig. b) f fru^, 
 jii tn'il) (0. lobe). [reifr, iitireif. 
 
 Uliripeiied, iinrl'pnd, adj. iiiiget 
 Unripeness, unn'pe'nes, s. I. bie 
 Uiircife, Uiijeitigfcit. 2. ± tK\i lliireife, llii< 
 icirtge. 
 
 Unrivaled, unri'vald, adj. 1. feL 
 
 lien TJJebenbiil)icr ob. *3)iitbciiicr6er I^nbeiiD 
 
 2. iiiu'ergleid)lic^. [Icimncten. 
 
 Unri vet, unrlvit, ». «. rtbnietett. 
 
 Unrobe } unrube', v. a. enrfleibeii, 
 
 nii^fli'iteii. 
 
 Unroll, unrole', v. a. 1. niifroneti, 
 iibrolU-n, nlMutcfi'di , eiitrdkit, ijjfiieii. 2. 
 entroden, ciitfalreii. 
 
 Unrolled, a\.i& bem SJcrjctc^iiiffe ge« 
 |lrid)eii. Let me be unrolled, |lrcid)et 
 mid) aii6 bem 55fricid)iiitTe. Shak. 
 
 Ulironianized, unri'niani/.d,ai</ 
 bcii rBmiid)en ^iiffeii oDct ®emol;iil)eitcii 
 iiid)t iintcnuin'fcn. 
 
 Unroniantic, unroman'i'k, ad) 
 nid)f nnimiitird), iiid)t romiiii()iift. 
 
 Unroof, unruui', t>. a. nbbecfen, <ib> 
 bad)en. 
 
 Un roost, umoost', v. a. (i^iiljiierzc.) 
 I'DM bcr ©range jiigeu, l)enmtertreibeii, nb» 
 iiehmen. 
 
 Unroot, unruut', v. a. eiitivtirjem 
 Unro«»t, V. II. ciitiixir^elt ivcrbeit, mit 
 bcr 'IBiirjfl iiiiegrljeii. 
 
 E'iir<»iit;li,uiirMf', adj. l.Dic^trau^, 
 
 Unreverently , uarcv'ereutlc,|glatti tnibartii). 2. iiid)t rof;. 
 
1050 Fate, far. fall, fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n8r, got, 6il. ciSfid. Tube. tnb. ffill. lAin. THis. 
 
 Vnroiinded, I'mround'cd, adj. nn-. 
 eriiiifet. [in lUiwMiimfl flebraAf. 
 
 I'liroiltetl, iinroul'ed, adj. ni(f)t 
 
 l^iiroyal, umoc'al. adj. iinfrMitn'irf)- 
 
 UiirttfTle, unruffl, V. n. fief) (coen, 
 flifil mn•^ct1 auiii ben 'Sffieflcii). 
 
 I'nrilfflefl, lunuffld. adj. I. un< 
 (jefrfiiifelt, fltntt. 2. 1 flifl, vuiya. 
 
 l'iiriiied,iinroold',arf;. 1. unregtcrt, 
 iinnpieiift. 2. rfoc[(D«. 
 
 llnrMlinesS, unrool'Icnes, ». bie 
 llnrenfrnniffif, niibniiMflfeit, Sffiibcrfpnnflig^ 
 feit; bn& llngcfii'imc. 
 
 Unruly ) unroo'lc, adj. ftrf) nirf)t tt' 
 fliereii ob. Unftn rnffenb (u. «5]?fiir(f)en ii. 
 Xliierpii), imtenffnni, imbanbtg, ^nIf|Tnrrin. 
 flornn, (Ifirrifc^, tuibcirfpmiflifl, iiuneftiti"; 
 utiDvbentlicf), tmmn^ig. [rcgfllre. 
 
 In an unruly manner, iinprbeutlirf), 
 
 Unruininated, unn'm'mcnated, 
 adj. iiirt)t rcieberncfniift; nicl)t i'iberbnd)t. 
 
 llairumille, unrum'pl. V. a. tnt: 
 fnUen. (Irniirinfeit 6cfreten. 
 
 Ulisaddcil, unsad'dn, ». a. I'on 
 
 Unsaddle, linsad'dl. t>. a. nbtntteln. 
 
 Unsaddled, unsad'dld. adj. 1. nf>- 
 (jpfntti'It. 2. inigfriurflf. [fn^rlidi. 
 
 Unsafe, I'msafe', adj. iinfid)fr ; gc! 
 
 Unsafely, unsafe'lc. ndv. iinfic()er. 
 
 Unsafely, iinsafe'tc, *. bie Uiifid)cr< 
 ^cit; 05cfa()rlirt)feit. 
 
 Unsaid, unsed'. adj. 1. ungcfngf, 
 unernH'i()nt. 2. ii'ibcrnifcii, jiiri'irfgfnpmmen. 
 
 Unsailable, linsale'abl, adj. iin> 
 fd)iffi:'nr. 
 
 Unsaint, un.sant'. V. a. fnt()ei(igeti. 
 
 Unsainted., unsant'ed, adj. nid)t 
 ^cilig n''lVvLirt)C!i. [faiiflicf)- 
 
 Unsalable, unsi'labl, adj. iiiiucr! 
 
 Unsalted, un.salt'cd. adj. iingcfafs 
 jeii, iiirf)t citigrfiilji'ii , iingi'l>L>felt. 
 
 Unsaluted, ilnsalu'ted, adj. 1. til]: 
 (jegrngt. 2. -f iiiigefi'igt. 
 
 Unsanctified,unsangk'tifide,a({;. 
 1. iiiiflclu'iligt , iiugcu'ciht. 2. iiii()eilig. 
 
 Unsanctioned, unsangk'sliund, 
 adj. iinbeflntigt , imbcfniftigt. 
 
 Unsandaled, unsln'dald, adj. 
 feine Eniibnteii frngeiib , oljiie ©nubnd'n. 
 
 Unsated, unsa'tld. adj. imgcfattigt. 
 
 Unsatiable, unsa'shcabl, adj. nil; 
 Kfrittlirf). [filtt; f. Insatiate. 
 
 Un8atiate,unsa'.slicate, adj. * nirf)t 
 
 Unsatisfaction , un.sattisfak'- 
 sliun. s. f. D issa t is fac t ion. 
 
 Unsatisfactorily, unsatt'sfak'- 
 tui4le, adv. iiiUu'frit'Mgenb. 
 
 Un.satisfactorines.s, unsait's- 
 fak'turenes, s. tn& llubcfricDtgi'iibe, bie llll; 
 jiilnn<ilicf)fcit. 
 
 Un.satisfactory, unsati'sfak'- 
 tiiie, adj. iillbcfrifMgi'iib; imjlllmiglirf). 
 
 Unsatisfiable, unsat'tUfiabl, adj. 
 uiigcm'iiiuii" . inKri'iitrlid). 
 
 Unsatisfied, unsat'tlsfide, adj, 
 1. iinftrfricbigt ('2l5mird)e k.). 2. cwitli) mi! 
 jjufriebcii (niif). 3. iiiibffrifbigtr iiiiubcr! 
 jtiigt, iiid)t iibcrjeiigt, iiidjt upflfommeii 
 l"i6erjeiigt. 4. iind) iiid)t b(]nl)it , uii6c}aljlt. 
 
 Tlie judges appeared to be u ns.it is- 
 fied witli the evidence, bfll 9Jid)rt'ril fdjicil 
 bn«3eiiflni(j nid?t jiilntifllidj, m(t)t gcuiiatub 
 
 UNS 
 
 }ll ffill. To he - as to ttie freedom of tlie 
 will, in SBctriff brr TCMfIentfrci()fit 9liiflSiibe 
 ()06fn. (nes, t. bie Uiuiifricbfiifu'it. 
 
 Unsatisfiedness, unslt'tislide- 
 
 Unsatisf ying:, uusat't'sfiing, adj. 
 iinbi'friebigfiib. 
 
 Unsatisfying-nt^ss , unsat't's- 
 fiingnes, *. bif lUiiulmiglirfiffit. 
 
 Unsaturated, unsat'tsliur&ted, 
 adj. ((Ff)em.] iiid)t gefiitrigt. 
 
 Unsaved, fin.sivd', adj. [Xf;cD(.] 
 nidit erdjtft, nidjf felig. 
 
 Unsavorily, unsA'vurele, adv. tU 
 jiim C^cfct OvicbcrliDU'it ic). 
 
 UnsavOrineSS, I'nsJ'vurcnes. ». 
 1. bie tiMfduiinrflmfrigfeit, ffleiUmflcflLifigfeir, 
 ber i"d)(pd)te ffici'diinncf. 2. ber i"ib(e ®enid). 
 
 Unsavory, unsa'vure, adj. I. iin: 
 fd)nincff)nft, a) gefc^uificf(p«, fnbe. b) (fciiicn 
 nngcne()men Pierd)ninef hntenb). 2. 1 unnti: 
 geiiehm, miOfiiftig. 3. fibelriedjenb, cfcl, 
 ivibri.g. [v. a. jtin"trfiiff)iiicu , luibernifcn. 
 
 Unsay, un.s4', praet. II. pp. unsaid. 
 
 To say and unsay, 6oIb 3<l. ''"'f' ^f'" 
 fiigen. fnDfdjiippeii. 
 
 Unscale, unskale', V. a. fd)lippfn, 
 
 Unscaleable, unskale'abi, adj. 
 iilifvileigfid). 
 
 Unscalj^ unski'Ie. nrfy. fd)ii')pcnrD*, 
 nidit rd)iippig, rline ©d)iippni. 
 
 Unscanned, unskand', adj. nid}t 
 flSiiriiiffTi'n , iiiuibgciiirffcii. 
 
 UnSCared, unskird', adj. iiicftt 
 nerfdiriidif , iiiu'errd)eiid)t. 
 
 Unscarred , vlnsk.'rd', adj. itnfce- 
 iinrbt, iinrt'eiilrS , pf)ne ^Jinrbcn. 
 
 Unscattered, unskat'turd, adj. 
 nid)t vfitreiif- 
 
 Ifnscliolarly, unskol'lilrle, + ^ 
 
 Unscliolarlike, unskollilrlike,^ 
 
 adj. I'iiicni Wflihrffii nid)t gcmng. 
 
 Unscliolastic, unskolas'tik, adj. 
 I. iindiibirt, iiiige(e()rt. 2. iiid)t fd)Ofnflifd), 
 nidit rdnilnuHgig. 
 
 UllSCllOOIed, unskould', adj. I. 
 iinflubirt, iingrlef)rt, uiigcMlbet , Pljne ge 
 lcf;rte 6-rjii'()iing. 2. nid)t gi'()ofnieifJert. 
 
 Unscientific, unsientif'fik, adj. 
 iiiniMlTi'iirdMfriid). 
 
 Unscientifically, unsJent'f'fe 
 kale. ndv. umvi|Ti'lird)ilftlid). 
 
 Unscint i Hating-, unsin'tillatfng, 
 adj. nid)t fniifenb, iiid)t fimfrfnb. 
 
 Unscorclied, un.skortslit', adj. 
 iinufrfengt, iingL-briiinit. 
 
 Unscorified, unsko'rcfide, adj. 
 nid)t iH'rrd)Iiirft, niiuerrd)(iirft. [geid)encrt. 
 
 UnSCOIired, x'mskourd', adj. nil; 
 
 UnSCratclied, unskratslit', adj. 
 iinjprfrnfjt. [iinOcfdii^rnit, iingerd)u<)t. 
 
 Unscreened, ilnskieend', adj. 
 
 Unscre'»v, unskrOo'. i>. o. (ib((i)vaiu 
 ben, lo^fdirniibfii , niitYd)niuben. 
 
 Unscriptural, unsknp'tsliural, 
 
 adj. nid)t fd)riftniapig , iiid)t bibiifd). 
 
 Unscriptnraliy, un.'.kiip'tsliu- 
 rale. adv. nid)t rd)rifrma|Jig. 
 
 UllSCrnpulOUS, unsknio'piilus. 
 adj. iiidjr Ocbciiflid) ; iiid)t ffnipuloe , Mid)t 
 gfiiiiffciiOnft, iiitni'iviffniljafr, iiid)t miijiliid). 
 
 Unscrupulous ii<'!SS, unskruu'- 
 piililsnes, «. bie llngeiui|7eiif;n[(igfeit. | 
 
 UNS 
 
 Unsorutable, unskroulabl, adj. 
 
 (. Inscrutable. [adj. ofine ffinpuen. 
 
 UnSCUtcll(>Oned, unskutsb'lnd, 
 
 Unseal, I'msele', V. a. I. eiitfiegein, 
 ijffnfu. 2. i eiitliiificn. 
 
 Unsealed, unseld', adj. I. entfie* 
 grit. 2. ungefiegi'It, rffen; iiiiter pffenem 
 ©iegpl. [ouftrennen, niifrd)iu'iben. 
 
 Unseam, ilnseme', V. a. nbfrcnnpii, 
 
 Unsearcliable, unslrlsh'abl, ad}. 
 iiiicrftirfd)lid) , iiitPniriiiibrid). 
 
 Unsearcliableness, iinslrtsli'. 
 ablnes, *. bie lliierforfd)!id)feit, Uiiemvunb! 
 Iid)frit. [adv. uiiprfiirfd)lid) 
 
 Unsearcliably , un.slrtsb'aiiie, 
 
 Unsearciied, unslrtslit', adj. un< 
 biirdifiidjr; nidjt fritifd) unrerfiidit. 
 
 Unseasonable, unse'znabi, adj. 
 I. ber 5it)«'^Jf't "'d)t gptiiag, fi'ir bie 5nl)r55 
 jeit ungpivi!il)iili(^. 2. ± a) niigebuhrlid). b) 
 uiipoffciib, unjcirig (J-rnge jc.) , uiifdjicflid), 
 ungplegen. 
 
 At an unseasonable hour, 311 einer 
 ungebfil)rlid}en ©tunbe. At an - time of 
 night, ipnt in ber 9iiid)f. In such — manner, 
 I'o jur Uiijeit , fo ungpfegcn. 
 
 Unseasonableness, unse'zn- 
 ablnes, s. I. ber SuflrtUb, bn ©tivfl« flit 
 bie 5<il)r^}eit nngpw&l)iilid) ifl.. 2. i bie llm 
 jeitiaffit, UngplegeiiluMt, Un|"rf)icflidifeit. 
 
 UnseaSOnably,iinse'znable, a({|>. 
 jiir Unjeit. 
 
 Unseasoned, unse'znd, adj. I. 
 nid)t gpfnljcn, ungpiWjen, tingriuilrjt. 2. iin> 
 (ingeinnd)t, nid)t eingetegt (bi5 e^ gebrnndjt 
 merbcn fnnn). 3. iinjeitig. 4. i a) t unjei» 
 tig, iingelegcn. b) uiidbgeric^tet, nod) iiicftt 
 gcbilbct vt>. gpfrrtnt; (to) wod) nid)t geiu&hiit 
 «\n). c) iiid)r nn ein gemiffeS Slinin geiubfjiit. 
 d) iiniirbentlid). 
 
 Unseasoned timber, wood, nid)t trott 
 fenP6 S5iiii()iifj , Spvt\. An — courtier, ein 
 §5fling , ber ien Spi^i nnd) nid)t fennt. 
 
 Unseat, unscie', v. a. Dotn ©i^e 
 luerfeii , nbivprfpti. 
 
 Unseated, unse'tid, adj. 1. feinen 
 ©it) l)obcnb , Pl)ne ©i^. 2. nidjt ftngeftebett, 
 nid)t niit 6-iinupfiiiern befe^t. 
 
 Unsea^vortiiiness, unse'wi'r- 
 THcncs. s. bie lliit(niglid)feit (eineS <Sct)iffe&) 
 jinn ©epbienfl. 
 
 Unsea^vortby, unse'wurTHe, 
 adj. iiiin ©cebipiul iiiitaiiglid) (v. ©d)iffen). 
 
 Unseconded, unsek'unded, ad/. 
 I. iiid)t iinteriluljt. 2. f nic^)t luieber gefe()Cii 
 Db. erlebt. 
 
 Unsecret, unse'kr't, adj. 1. ni(f)t 
 I)eini(id) , unnerbprgen. 2. iMn'er|'d)iuiegen, 
 nid)t uerrd)iiuegpn. [len, crBffiien. 
 
 Unsecret, v. a. f entberfen, fiit(u"i[» 
 
 UnSeCularize , unsck'kularhe, 
 V. a. pen ber SDelt eb. uon ivcirlid)en 2)in» 
 gen rtb}ipf)pn. [f. Insecure. 
 
 Uiisecure, unsekure'.nrf/. unfiii)er; 
 
 Uliseduceii, unsediist', arfj. un» 
 perfiilirr , iiiipcrlpitpr. [uiibpfiiet. 
 
 Unseeded, I'm.sced'cd, adj. [Dertl.] 
 
 Unseeing-, unseeing, adj. ni&it 
 rc()ciib , bliiib. 
 
 Unseeiing-, unsccl'nig. *. [jy'i"""-] 
 bn* 5?crnii6jipl)eii bef (Jiibeiifi niiiJ Deii 
 •Jliifleiilicbcrn cine^ {Jnlfcn 
 
FAte, far, fall, fat. M^, mk. Fine, fin. N6 , move, n«r, got, 6il, clofid. TAbe, tuK fi^ll. t^in, THis. 
 
 UNS 
 
 1051 
 
 UNS 
 
 t mt 
 
 duaeem , iin.ieem' , 
 
 fd)cinen , nidit tui 9liirf|)eii tjabtn. 
 
 Uniieeilllines<«, unscein'lenes, «. 
 
 ta& lIlI(^f}icllIfl1^e, tic lIiinnftrtuMgreit. 
 
 Ilnseeinly, I'nseein'le, adj. u. adv. 
 unjiemlid), uiigeiietueiib, uiiniijlniibifl, iin. 
 fd)i(fli(f). 
 
 Uliset^llf unseen', adj. 1. nirf)t Qi-. 
 l'rl)cn, iiiigi)"il)rii. 2. unfi<i)tbt\r. 3. t ""' 
 erfii()ren, iiiifreiuiintert. [mm niri)f. 
 
 Now they are unseen, ninil fif()I fie 
 
 Uniteizedf uniie^d', adj. nid)t eri 
 fa&t, nic^jt erflriffen; nidjt in SBtft^ aeimw' 
 men. ^ [ftltcu. 
 
 l''n<te1<1om , I'lnsel'dum, adv. ui(f)t 
 
 Unselected, untelekt'ld, adv. tlicf)t 
 OU*(iriUiililt Pt. frrfiVu. 
 
 l^nKelf^Ctiiig-, unxilekt'ing, adj. 
 nicbr niifiuiiMi'iih, nicf)t nii^U-rfiiB. 
 
 Unselfiffli , uiiself'isli, adj. nic^t 
 feltiiirfiriitiii, iiirfit filbftirrf), iincinciiiirifti.i. 
 
 Unselfisllly, uiiKclfUlile. adv. IIM: 
 ei(]iiiiiriri(i. (Me Uiiciiifiinufiirirfit. 
 
 l'llN(^in«<lin('KN , uiii.elf'i%lincs. $. 
 
 Unseiniiiar'cl , unsciu'meiiard. 
 (v. Int. leinen) adj. f t(t SeilO'lI'fl^fr'ift 
 berniitt, fimiiiiimt, i'errd)iiitttn. Shak. 
 
 ll^liseiised, unseiiKl'. adj. f fcilictl 
 bfiitlidjfit ©mil hfll'fiift, feiiie bc)liiimirf Sc: 
 beiltiilli] hii6eiit , fi'mlu^. (Insensible. 
 
 UllBonsilllef linxen'sebl, adj. (. 
 
 Uimeiit, urisent', adj. unoefeiiCct, 
 tiicbt flcfentft. 
 
 Unsent for. im(]criifeii , imnt'fii'tt. 
 
 Ull.S'epara1>l<;) unsep'arabl, adj. 
 uiijfrtreimlid). 
 
 UiiHeparated, unscp'Sriitld. adj. 
 nid)r gctri'imt, niijfrtreimt, imjfrtl)eilt. 
 
 Unsepulclired, unsep'pulkurd, 
 adj. imfcf(irrt6cit. (tient, iiiibrtieiit. 
 
 UlUierved, unservd', adj. Ili(t)t be-. 
 
 Unserviceable y unser'vi&abl, 
 adj. unti(iilirt), uniull;. 
 
 Unnervic'eableness, unscr'- 
 *i<abhies, (. tit UnMei)lt(f)reir, llimt'it;: 
 Iid)'fit. («rfi'. imSienlicft, iiimfKj. 
 
 I'liservlceably » unscr'vlsabii, 
 
 UuKervile, unser'vil, adj. m<t)t \et' 
 Di(, iiii1)r fiifditifrf), nirf)t nicDertrnd)fig. 
 
 Unset, unset', adj. I. nid)t dd'ef^t, 
 ungefci^t, iiiiflfpflniiit; uiiflforMict. 2. nidjt 
 untftflcgnnnni (dtnb a\ ben ©cfliriieii) 
 
 Unsettle, unsectl, v. a. I. f i>dii 
 feinem «|B(n()e trivegen, ivegfdjifben, vtr-. 
 titcfen. 2. 1 imgnui^ p6. fd)iuniifeiib tiiiv 
 ^tn; in Uni>rMiuufl briiigen, t'cnwirreii, 
 (uaii.feiib miidicn. 3. fiber ben ^niifeii iufr> 
 fen, imi(!r(jfii. 4. i crfd)rittern , jfrnlticii. 
 
 Unsettle, v. n. l. ani feincr gtfflc 
 fonmieii, luniifen. 2. l wnnfen, fid) vtT■■ 
 mTr.en. 
 
 Unsettled, jnslt'tld, adj. I. iin: 
 flfff^t, imgcerbnct, imregiilirt. 2. iiidjt frjl 
 flefc^t, imgmiig, imbeiliniiiit. 3. uiibeitnn 
 big, i'd)U)flnfenb, I'erniiberlid) ; i»niifflimll()in, 
 trnnteiib , rfgrllp?. 4. feiiun ffflen Spia^, 
 ffliifcntlinlt Ob. SBeljiin^ fjnbenb; feincn ge: 
 ff^lidjeii aCohnfitj in ciner€tnbt vb. in eincni 
 Hirdifpitle hiibnit. 5. fid) nrd) nid)t geff^r 
 ^inbenb, trube, birf a<pn Sliirilgfeiten). 6. 
 nid)tj(ngfriebclt, nid)tnMgrbnut, ntuingfbniit. 
 
 Vn ittled weaJier , unbe|lanbige£, 
 
 oernnberricf)c5 SDener. - accounts, cffcn< 
 Htfjtnbe S>?ed)intngpn, imt'ejnijire 9{ed)nimgen. 
 
 Unsettleduess, unslttidnes. «. 
 1. berSuftnnb, bn GrmnS Mirf)t beilimnit, 
 nid)t georbnet, nid)t rrgutirt, nid)t fcfi gc; 
 fc()t ift, ter «»?nngct aw gefligfcit, bcr mnn= 
 fenbe 3ii|1niie; bie Hiigfiuigheit. 2. bie Uns 
 fccfiniibigfcit, ber <S3nufdniiirt), llnbrilnnb, 
 bie S5ernnberrid)fcit. (bie llnbeffoiiMgfcit. 
 
 Unsettlenient, unsct'tlment, $. 
 
 Unsevered, linsevurd, adj. uu= 
 getvniiit, iinnt'gefLnifcrt. 
 
 Unse^v, unso'. v. a. fluftrennen. 
 
 Unsex, un!>eks'. V. a. in ein nnbereS 
 ®ei"d)lfd\t I'eni'iinbein rb. imtivnnbcln. 
 
 UnKliacKle, unsliak'kl. ». a. T II. 1 
 entfefreln'. (6ei"d)ottet. 2 uiii"d)nttirt. 
 
 UnsliadcMl, unstiadcd. adj. I. lin: 
 
 Un8liado>%'ed, unshad'ode, adj. 
 uiibi fd)iiftft , imwrbimfelt. 
 
 UnshaKable, unslia'kabl. adj. i 
 lini-rrdintfrrlirf). (Unshaken. 
 
 Unsliaked, unsliAkt'. adj. f f. 
 
 UllslluKeil, wnslja'kn.nW/. I. lilirr: 
 rd)utrcrt. 2. inierfrtjiitterlld). 3. nnierfct)rit: 
 tcrfidi, fffl. 
 
 Unsllalienness, unslia'knncs. s. 
 I. Ccii lliier!"dM"ifti'rrf. 2. bie lliieri'dtuttfr: 
 lid)frit. (fdii^nit: fd)nniti'# ; imgfi'd)niibfr. 
 
 Un.<«liailied, I'lnsliinid'. adj imfic-' 
 
 I'nfiliaintrraced, unsliAiiicTAste. 
 adj. iitiufririimiif , fd^niiili-f. 
 
 Unslianieracedness,unsliiine'- 
 fisiencs, «. bic ll;ii'errd)aniiheit , ©rfxini.- 
 Ii'fi.lfeit. [mirren. Smak 
 
 I'nNliape, unslijpe', i<. n. i vcr- 
 
 I'nNliitpen, unsha'pn. odj imgoiliitt. 
 
 Un.sliar(*fl, I'msliird'. ndj. inigrtf)e(lt. 
 
 Unsliarpeil, unsliarpt', udj- u»Q(' 
 I'd) "'ftr , imgci'diiiiTiMi. 
 
 Unsliaved, I'nOiivd .^ adj. iinge: 
 
 Unshaven, unsliAvn,^ ictirreii, iin> 
 bnrl'irt. 
 
 Unslieatii, unslieTir.)p. a. nuS brr 
 
 Unsheathe, J'^ci)''''"' i^'' 
 
 t)t\t , ciitbloeen. 
 
 To unsheatli (Iip sword, bilf Sd)njrrt 
 (M\i ber ®d)eibc) jiefjcn (b. b. jtrieg .inf.iii: 
 gen). Unsheatlied. mM be<" £d)f ibe, birfj. 
 
 Uiisiied, iinsli^d' . adj. tmprrgrJTi'M. 
 
 Unsheltered, unsliel'turd, adj. 
 imbebfrft, nngcfd)il^t; (to) blc(;ge|lcf(t (bcni 
 3prne WofteS !C.). 
 
 Unshielded, unsliecld'ed, adj. 
 feiiirii (id)i(6 fjnbeiib, rfine@d)ilb, imbcbcrft. 
 
 Unship, uiislifp', v.a. 1. (inffdjiffcn, 
 nnflnben , [Wnr.] Itfdjcn. 2. [-Wnr.] lofen, 
 lo^ni(id)en, nbnef)tneii, nii^iifl)mrn. 
 
 To unsliip the rudder, (^)}?nr.] bnS 
 Wiiber biird) ©tofjcn m\ ben P3runb i>crlie: 
 ren. To - capstan bars, ©pnfen fb. 2Einb-- 
 I'l'iiime nii^ bcni Pxingfpifl nchnien. 
 
 tf'nsllip, adj. CWar.) Ship and -. 
 icidH nbflcl)(iiigt ii. nngefjangt luerben ftn; 
 iiene, Icid)t fcil u. IrS jn nind)cn, Icidjt cin.- 
 jiifoitfu II. (iii«jime()nicn. [®d):ff. 
 
 Unshipped, unsh'pt', adj. ohiic 
 Ulisil<»cl<ed, unshnkt', adj. wwbt-. 
 ifibiiir. n()iie 9Jiiilrg, i>()iie 9(iiilofj jii nefjiiicn. 
 
 Unshod, unshod', adj. 1. iinbei'd)iif)t, 
 (•iirftiB '^ iinbe)"d)(iigeti. 
 
 UNS 
 
 (einrtn ^n'crbe) bie ^iifejfen nbne^mcn. 
 
 Unshoeing^, unshooing, *. bn« 
 9tbne(imeii ber 5?ufeiren. (fdji'ittert 
 
 Unshook, unshoSk', adj. uiicr» 
 
 Unshorn, unshorn', adj. uiigefdju. 
 ren, imtH'rd)iiirten. 
 
 Unshot, unshot', adj. 1. nid)t gf» 
 trpffcn (laMi einem ©djiiffe), nngetrpffen, gc» 
 fe()It. 2. imgerd)DfTfit , nid)t n6gc|"d)p(Tin. 
 
 Unshout , iinshout', V. a. f (eiii 
 @eirf)rei) jiin'irfiiel)nien. Shak. 
 
 Unshoved, unshuvd', adj. nii^t 
 fprt,ierd)pbeii, iiiinffdHibcn, Mngrfitnppr. 
 
 Unshoived,uiisl)ode',nd;.iiiigijeigt. 
 
 Unshoivered, uoshourd', adj. hid 
 bcreniiet, imbegpfTen. 
 
 Unshrinking-, unshrlngk Ing, adj. 
 nid)t ppr ©djrecf 2c. jnfnmmeiifnljrenb , un» 
 pcrjiigt. 
 
 Uushrunk, unshrungk', adj. \\\d)t 
 eiiigi'i"ff)riinipft, ni<t>t eingelnufcn, nid).t cin« 
 gegnnaen. (t iiiipermciblitft. 
 
 Unshliunable, unshun'nabr, ac{/. 
 
 Un.shuillied, unshuiid', adj. iiid)t 
 gcniieben, iiid)' geflpheii. [iiid)t jugerdjlofien. 
 
 Unshiit , unshut', a'0°. iingei'd)IO|Ten, 
 
 Uu.siCCated, iinsik'kated, adj. im> . 
 getroefiifr, iud)t niu-getrnrfiiet. 
 
 Unsifted, uiisltt'ed, adj. l. tmge< 
 Ucbt. 2. i ungepri'ifi, imcrprubt; (in; uiii'o 
 iDdiibert (in). 
 
 Unsig-ht, unsite', adj. o lingefef)en. 
 
 To buy a tiling u n s i g h t unseen, o &t< 
 waf iingfrc(;i'n foiifcn, Gtiua^ fiiiifcii, Pl)iie 
 e^ ppvljcr ju I'l'ljcn, o eiue Siiye mt ©nrfe 
 fiiiifen. ^ [|Vl)iii; iinfu1)rDnr. 
 
 Unsiglitt^d, u II. '.{led, adj. '■' iiiige» 
 
 UnsiglltliueSS, unslte'lenes , s. 
 bie lliiriteiubntfeit, bas iiblc »3Jnri()en. 
 
 Tlie u u si g li 1 1 i ness in the legs, bie 
 lliigeiliittlKit bcr ®d)ciifel. 
 
 Unsightly, un&iie'le, adj. uiird)eini 
 
 b.ir, iibd nii^iVljciib. [iiid)t nu^gfjetdjiiet. 
 
 I'nsiglialized, uiisij^'nallAd. adj. 
 
 lin.sigiiilicant , uusignit'fcUant , 
 
 adj. * \. I u s i g n i t' i c a u t. 
 
 (reri'ilUcrt. 
 
 Unshoe, unshuu', v. a. ent|'(t)iif)eii,| ( iiiio. 
 
 I'nsilvered, unsilv'urd, adj. HID 
 
 I'nsilicure, un*insere', aiij. I. 
 iiid)t nufrid)tig; f. Insincere. 2. * nid)t 
 edit, imedit, unrein, pcrfnird)t. 
 
 Unsincerity, unsinsei'eie. i. * f. 
 Insincerity. (i"d)ii)iid)en, entfrafrcii. 
 
 Unsiii(*\«', unsiii'iiu, V. a. eiiriierpeii, 
 
 U II s i II e vv c d . cutncrpr, rd)ii'nd). 
 
 Unsiikged, uiisinjd',«rf;. uiuicrfengt, 
 iiid)r nitiirbrniinr. 
 
 Unsingled, luusing'gid, adj. iiid)t 
 gctreiiiir, iiid)r eiiiiidi. (fiiifeiib. 
 
 l^nsinking, iinsingk'ing, adi. nid)t 
 
 Unsiiining, uii)>iii'niiig. adj. iiid)t 
 filiiMocnCi, iiid)r fiiiibig, iim"iiiibl).ift. 
 
 Unsisting, unsist ing. adj. + fur 
 Unresisting. (gcl)pri!ic Ci)ri;''j5e l)ili>ciib. 
 
 Un-sizable, unsi'^abl, adj. iiid)t bit 
 
 Unsized, miM'/.d', ndj. iiid)rgriiiiPirf ; 
 nid)t niir iiiilfiiiild) bi:\ixi(i)e\\ ; [33iid)l>.J 
 iiid)r piniiirr, iinpiiiiiirt. 
 
 Unskilled, unsklld', adj. fein Oitt 
 fd)i(f, feme ivcnnrnifi f)iitienb , imgerdjirft, 
 imbeiimnbert, iiiierfnliren, imfimbig; (iii) iiiis 
 beiiMiibcrt (in), nicljt befiinnt, iiiibcfnnnt 
 
1052 Fate, far, fall, fat. M^; met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, gSt, oil, cloud. Ti\be, tub. full. t/,in, THis. 
 
 UNS 
 
 ITnskillful, iSnskilful, adj. fein 
 Sefdjtcf, fcine JleiintniiTe (}nbeii6, m\m<i)idt; 
 ;in) uucrfnhren, untemniifcert (in). 
 
 Unskillf ully 9 unskii'fule, adv. 
 a^ine Seiiiunig, ofme ®efrf)ict. 
 
 Uuskillf uluess, unsk'l'fulnes, «. 
 Me Ungcfcbirfiict)feit; Uiii'rfn()ren()eit. 
 
 Uuslacked , unslakt', adj. nic^t 
 trf<f)frtfft, iingerd)iund)t. 
 
 Unslaiu, unslane', adj. n\i)t erfc^Ia: 
 gfii , nirf)t getijDtet. 
 
 Unslaked, unsl^kt', adi. 1. tinge: 
 \l\&it (itaie:c.). 2. ± \\\&it (jeflirrt, ungfftirit 
 (SS5iinrd)e ic). [|d)lafto^, innner lund). 
 
 Unsleeping- , unsleeping , adj. 
 
 Unsleepy 9 uuslccpe, adj. iiid}t 
 fd)tnfrig ; nid)t |"d)lnfent>. 
 
 Unsling', unsi'ng', v. a. [TOnt.] bcr 
 ©tri'ppcn entleMgeit. 
 
 Unslipping-, unsl'p'p'ng, adj. nid)t 
 f4)(iipfc"6 , "irt)t glcitenb, feft. 
 
 UnsIoug:li, unsl6.u', V. a. nuftreU 
 6en niifjngcn. 
 
 Unslow, unsl6', adj. + nirfit Jnngfnm. 
 
 Unslumbering-, unslum'bunng. 
 adj. nid)t fd)(iinimernb, nidjt ober nie fc^laj 
 fcnb , inimer lunrt). 
 
 Unsmirclied , unsmlrtsht', adj. 
 tinbffubert, unbcfrf)mtcrt 
 
 Unsinoked, unsmokt', adj. 1. tlU! 
 (icrniid)t. 2. iin6erniicf)t. 3. ungerniid)ert. 
 
 His pipe lialf unsmoked, feine $feife 
 jut $ntfte 9crnnd)t. [gffltt uiic6cn, rnn(). 
 
 Unsinootll, unsni6uTH', adj. nid)t 
 
 Uusinug'g^led, unsmug'gid, udj 
 
 nid)t <itige|'(f;ivnrit, nid>t f)cimlid) eius ober 
 flii«flefu()rr. 
 
 Unsnare, unsn&re', v. a. (o^firirfeii, 
 ts^ivirteln, I^lfmin^cn, Oefn-ien. 
 
 UuKnared, unsuard', adj. iinuer: 
 ftritft, frei. [nudjtern. 
 
 Uusober, unsS'iiur, adj. -f nid)t 
 
 UnMucialtle, unso'slieabi, adj. \\n 
 (jefi'flig. — ade. Unso'ciably, iingefeflig 
 
 UllSOCiallIeueS8,uns6'slieabInes, 
 $. Mc UiigfiVllinfeir. 
 
 Unsocial, unso'slial, adj. nid)t gc: 
 feftutnfflid) , iiiigf fedrdjnftlid). 
 
 UnSOCket, unsnk'kit, V. a. Don 
 ciner JJifle, S}H)\t !c. (f. Socket) roSnin* 
 d)fn, aii« eiiier Difle, 5?&Me jc nefjnien. 
 
 Unsodden, unsod'dn, adj. iinge< 
 fottfn. 
 
 Unsoder, unsod'dur, V. a. nb(otf)cn. 
 Unsodered, nbgilbthet; iingc[&t()et. 
 
 Unsoft, unsoft', adj. -j- nid)t i»ei(^, 
 
 Unsoft, arfi). t nnfnnft. [()nrt. 
 
 Unsuiled, un.sulld', adj. 1. iinbe-. 
 fd)niii5t, unbcfiiDelt, iinbcflcdt. 2. ± iius 
 tcftcrft. 
 
 Unsold, unsold', adj. unocrfnnft. 
 
 Unsoldiered, iinsol'jurd, adj. f 
 liid)t fLitbntifrf) , iinfn(tntifd). 
 
 Unsoldierlike, unsol'jlrlike , 
 
 Unsoldierly, unsoijerle, 
 ad}, unuilbntifd), iinfricgerird). 
 
 Unsole, unsoie', V. a. (eincm ^ferbc) 
 bie ®of)(c nni i^iife niifreigcii, nii5i"d)neiben ; 
 ble ©oljfc (uon cincm (£d)uf)e) n6ncf)nicn, nb. 
 rcigni. [ungcf)iift. 
 
 UnMOled, unsoled', oAj. ttiibefp(;It; 
 
 Unsolicited, unsol's's'ted, adj. 1. 
 
 UNS 
 
 nnucrlnngt, unbegefjrt. 2. iinnngcfii(^)t. 3. 
 unniifgefL''Vbcrt, nii5 frcieii (Stficfcii. 
 
 UnsolicitOlIS, unsolls'setus, adj. 
 nnbcfuuiincrr, iinbeuirgt, forglo5. 
 
 Unsolid, un)>ol'id, adj. 1. ntc^t fefT, 
 nid)t Dfri> (jliiiTig). 2. i a) nid)t fefl, nid)r 
 bniicrf)nft. b) nid)t t&)i, uncd)t. c) unbegruu! 
 bet, nid)t griinblid), nid)t tviftig. 
 
 Unsolid hopes, cine, leerc $L^ffniingcii. 
 
 Unsolvable, unsoiv'abl, udj. nid)t 
 nufgriojt lucrben tonnenb, uidjt niifli>^(inr, 
 unerffrirbnr. [geloSt, iineiiti)ii(Ir. 
 
 Unsolved, unsolvd', adj. linntlf; 
 
 Unsophisticated, unsods'tcka- 
 ted, adj. iiniicrfaird)t (rein, Iniiter). 
 
 Unsorro^ved, unsSr'rod, adj. mi! 
 befdigt, unbeiwi'iiit. [Drbniiiig bringcn. 
 
 Unsort, unsort', o. a. f niiS bcr 
 
 UuSOrtcd, unsort'ld, adj. 1. till: 
 Uirtirt, ungeorbiiet, tinnii^flcfnd)t. 2, iiii^ 
 pnffeub (3fii '<:•)- 
 
 Uusoug'lit, unsawt', adj. tinge|"itd)t. 
 
 She conies unsought, fte foilinit UU: 
 gcrnfcn. [bernubcn. 
 
 Unsonl, unsole', v. a. bet 93entuiift 
 
 Unsouled, tinoenu'inftig. 
 
 Unsound, unsound', adj. 1. tinge: 
 fiinb; ucrbDrben; faul, iuurniftid)ig, ucrjldcfr 
 (0. 5?oIje). 2. i a) unreblid), iineljrlid), 
 ^<i)U^t. b) nid)t gefimb, iinrid)tig, uiied)t, 
 irrig. c) fd)iund), fraftloJ; nid)t feft, nid)t 
 brtiierl)nft (£cibcfbfrd)nffeii()eit ic). d) tin: 
 fid)er, iinjiutcrlnfftg (nid)t luirflic^). e) \\\&)t 
 gn'inb(id). f) nidjt aiifrid)tig. 3. nidjt fefi, 
 nid)t bid)t, 6riid)ig. 4. riiftg, fpnitig. 5. 
 nid)t fcft iiiiter ben 3'"6en, lunnfeub. 
 
 Unsound in health, ungc)'iinb. — in 
 faith, nicfet rerf)tg(aiibig. - doctrine, bie 
 3rr(elire. - pleasures, - delights, lin|lc()erc, 
 uivini'rrlnrMgc greiiben. - ice, Q\i, bn^ 
 nid)t triigt. - sleep, cin unrnf)igcr ©rf)Inf. 
 He sleeps -, cr (jnt cineii iinnil)igen ©djlnf 
 feiiien feilcn ©d)lnf, er fd)t(ift nid)t fei1; f 
 Unsoundly, -credit, [^nnbel] fill jiuei 
 fe(f)(ifter 9{uf. 
 
 Unsounded, unsdund'ed ,adj. nid)t 
 mit bcm ©eiifblei unterfiictjt; uncvflriinbct, 
 unnii^geforrd)t. 
 
 Unsoundly, unsuund'Ie, adv. n'lAjX 
 gefiinb, nid)t rid)tig; nid)t fe|1t. 
 
 He reasons unsoundly, er urt^eilt 
 nid)t ridjtig- He sleeps -, er fd)Iiift uid)t 
 ffft , l)nt cinen iiiinif)igi'n Sd)[nf. 
 
 Unsoundness, unsuund'nes, s. 
 1. bie lliigcfiiuMjeit. 2. i a) bie ©d)iurid)e 
 b) bie S3erbi)rben()cit. c) bie Uurid)ti(jfeit 
 llned)t()cit , bii6 ^xxic^t ; bet ?0?augcl nn 
 ®n'iiiMid)fcit. d) bie 5?etcrobO):ie. Hooker. 
 The unsoundness of timber, of 
 fruit. bii« njiirmflidjige, fault SSnuIjoIj, C>b^. 
 The — of the body or constitution, bie lUi: 
 gefiinM)eit. 
 
 Unsoured, unsnurd', adj. 1. tin: 
 gefmiert, rl;ne faiier jii iverben. 2. f a) un: 
 I'crbittcrt, unitennljen. b) iiitfrbitrcrt, nid)t 
 ucrbricfjlid) (gfnmd)t), nid)t niifgfbriid)t. 
 
 Unsolved, unside'.)nrf/. l.iinDefiiet. 
 
 Unso^t'ii, unspne', ^ 2. imgefnct. 
 
 Unspared, unspird', adj. iinuetr: 
 frf)Dnt. 
 
 Unsparing', unspi'r'ng, adj. 1. 
 nic^t fparfam, freigebijj. 2. i nic^t fct^onenb, 
 
 UNS 
 
 l"({)onung«ro«, ^nrt, (Irenge. 
 
 Unsparingness, unspa'nngnls, 
 
 1. ber •>)}uingel nn ©parfnmfeii, bie -Jreis 
 gi'bigfeit. [iiehnieii, luiCcrnifen. 
 
 Unspeak, unspeko', v. a. juruct* 
 
 Unspeakable, unspe'kabl, adj. 
 iinnii^rpvcd)lid) , unfoglid). 
 
 Unspeakableness, unspe'kabl 
 lies. *. bie Uninniid)feit, Unniufpred)(idifeit. 
 
 Unspeakably, unspe'kabl^, adv. 
 unfiiglid) , ini(iii^rpred)lid). 
 
 Unspecified, unspls'se£tde, adj. 
 uid)r fpcjiftiirt, tiidit nnnirnnid) ob. einjeln 
 nngpgi'bcii, iiid)t befonbcr^ eriun^iit. 
 
 UnspeciouS , unspe'shus, adj. 
 nidit fprjib^, iiirfit fdjcinbflr, nid)t pifliifibel. 
 
 Unspeculative, unspek'ulalir, 
 adj. nid)t (peftilntiu. 
 
 Unsped, unsped'. nrf/. *iini)crrid)fct. 
 
 Unspent, unspent', adj. 1. nid)t 
 Derbriid)t. 2. iinniifgi'geben, iini'erroenbet, 
 iiniHTbriiiid)t, iiinirr|"d)iucitJet. 3 iinerfdjijpft. 
 4. nid)t nbgetrieben. 
 
 An unspent ball, einc ^tigcl , ble im« 
 met nod) Inuft, iljre Oiiipnlfion^frnft nect> 
 nid)t I'erlorcn fjat. 
 
 Unsphere, unsfere', V. a. 1. nnS 
 ('eincnt itrei^Iaufe ober feincr SBnf)n reigcn. 
 
 2. f enfrnfhfedi. 
 
 Unspied, unsp!de', adj. 1. nnevi 
 rpn()t, iitinii^flffpiif)t, inierfDrrd)t. 2.iincntberft. 
 
 Unspilt, unspilt', arlj. 1. imuergof: 
 (en, iinoerfdjiittet. 2. f nnuerborben, iinbes 
 |"d)inbigt. [tnddicn; f. Dispirit. 
 
 Unspirit, ('inspirit, v. a. + nilit()Iii4 
 
 Unspirited, unspiritld. adj. nintb> 
 \ii, \>tx\(\([t. [nid)t geiflig. 
 
 Unspiritual, unspir'itshual. adj. 
 
 Unspiritualize, unspir'itshual- 
 iie. I), rt. fiifgeiilerii. 
 
 Unspilt, unspilt', adj. nngefpalfen. 
 
 Unspoiled, unspoild', adj. I. iin> 
 gepd'iubcrt. 2. unoerberbt , iiid)t ocrCorben. 
 
 Unspoken, unspokn, adj. iinge> 
 
 Unspoken of, iincrmaf)iit. [rprpd)en. 
 
 Unspotted, unspol'tcd, adj. 1. lin> 
 gfflfrft, niri)t flcrtig. 2. i iinbeflfrft, fc^ulbi 
 lo^, tntcllo*, rein. 
 
 Unspottedness , unspot'tednes, 
 *. bie tliibefl;t'cftl)eit, ©d)ult(LiHgfeit. 
 
 Unsquared, unskward', adj. I. 
 nirt)t nbgi'i'iert, nid)f oiererfig beljaiien. 2. 
 regelUifi, unregclmngig, iiiigeeignet, nid)t 
 pnft'nb. 
 
 Unsquire, unskwtre', v. a. be* 
 liti'f* Ob. aSorrcd)t5 eineo efqiiire (f. b.) 
 beviiiiben. 
 
 Unstable, unsti'bl, adi. 1. nid)t 
 fefl, iiinnfenft. 2. ± uiibeilnnbig , mntifel* 
 miirhig, lunnbelbnr. 
 
 Unstabieness , unsti'blnls, t. 
 ber 9»nnger nn giilinfcit; llnbertnnb, bie 
 llnbertnnMiifcit; f. Instability. 
 
 Unstai<l,uiiKtade',nW^'. I. iinge^etnnit. 
 2. ungi'iliflt. 3. niiftat, friHtig. 4. tinbt> 
 flaiibig, I'crnnbcrlid). 
 
 Unstaidness, unstade'nes, «. 1. 
 bif Unil.itigfeit, g-liidjrigfcit. 2. bie unflntt 
 ■Bemcgung. 
 
 Unstained, unstand', adj. 1. unge< 
 ffirbt, nid)t gefarbt (with, oon), unbeflecft. 
 2. 1 unbejlccft, rein, tflbello«. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n5r, ^ot, 6il, cloeid. Tiibe, tiih. ffill. tAin. THis. 1 053 
 
 UISS 
 
 Unstamped, unstampt', adj. unqtt 
 
 (leinpelt. 
 
 ITlIStanclied , unstlnsht', adj. 1. 
 
 unnnlillt (I'. ^Iiit). a. Hnerfatiiidj, unmagifl. 
 IJnstatet unsiAte', v. a. (d-nv.id 
 glrict)rnnt 0116 ^rc ^lir^e frQen , iwnn ti 
 firt) bepiitft; tnl;er) fid) (eiiier ©art>e) ent: 
 flUBCrii. Sbak. 
 
 To un state one'* self, (ic^ (tinti 9>eC' 
 nu'flcii6 I'egfben, stllUi Ijingfbeii. 
 
 IiuMtHtlltM.bl« « uiistat'lshutabl. 
 orf/- ten *£t.itiiini 06. lyeffO'll luiffrtlreiteiib, 
 jiiioiCir, i'erfii(Tim(i6ivi6rifl, flfrtgii'ifng. 
 
 l/'n8taye<i, uustade', adj. unQt. 
 heniint i (. U hr lai d. 
 
 Ultsteadfust, dnsted'fatt, adj. 1. 
 ? iiirt)t fell. 1. t nirt)t ildiiMjofi. 
 
 Uii8teadfa<«tiies8 , unstld'fast 
 nes, #. btr "•»?niifltl <im ©tniictjnftigfeit. 
 
 UuMtendily, an\tid'(ihe,adv. nicf)t 
 un, iii(t)t bi'ilinnut, i'd)ivaiifenD, uii(l<it, tiii- 
 beilAiiMq. 
 
 UuHteadineSfl , unsted'denes, «. 
 ttt Uiil>efliiii& , tit UnitatiQttit , Uiit)eflmi> 
 tigfcit. 
 
 UuBteady, unstld'di, adj. I. unt)e> 
 PniiCiti, «) iiiifliit, ii)nnfflim'itl)i<i, flaiterljnft 
 b> i>tcnn&erti(b. 2. iiic^t fefl, fdxvnnrenb. 
 
 An unsteady light, ein )ittern&etf, 
 Pn(ffrii6e« Std)t. 
 
 liiisteeped, unkiilpt', adj. nl4)t 
 tinnetnii<t)t, iiiieinoeioiKt)!. 
 
 lJu8tifl«*d, uiisit'fld. adj. unrrflitft, 
 Hid)t erjlirft, iiirt)t iintrrbnlrft. 
 I'ii8till, unstlr, udj. unruf^ig. 
 Uustilled, unslild', adj. iinfle(Iint. 
 UllKtillllllHtetljUnslini'ulated.uf/; 
 ntdit iliuuilirt, ui(t)t niigetmbeii; [^cC'-] 
 uiiflfrfijt, Mi(f)t flerfi,\t. 
 
 Uusti III u latins', unst'm'dliting 
 tuU- ntd)t nntrcibdib, ui(t)t fltiiiulicent). 
 
 UnHtiiiQ', UMsiiiig', V. a. be6 @ta; 
 
 <l)(l£ tiernubeii; (u. i) btn ©tnd^d nc^mcn 
 
 (Pftii (J-ii'Mft 10. [i"(t)rnnft, iiii&rgrmji. 
 
 UilSttJited, unittiat'ed, adj. unbe< 
 
 llnstirrefl, unsturd', adj. n\d)t aiif- 
 
 gfrf^t, uiiniifiierffjt , nidjt nufgnrufjrt. 
 
 Uiistiicli, unsiitsh', p. a. nuftreiincti. 
 
 UllMtitcliedv unalitshd', adj. I. niif; 
 
 fletrrmit. 1. dIjik ®tid)e, iniflcljeftet. 
 
 linstock, uiistok', V. a. fl6f(f)aften, 
 nbnelimen , aH)ebtn ; aut ciiioiibet uef^intii, 
 Ifrlf.jen. 
 
 Tonnttock a gun, eine ^(inte jertegen. 
 VlnstUfiping' , unstuup'tng, adj. 
 liiAr u<ri(t)eiiD, iii(f>t wadjQtbtnt, uiibiegram. 
 Unstop, onsiop', V. a. I. bed <Stopfer£, 
 (£puii6jiipftu« entletigen, fliifil&pfein , niif» 
 fpimbeii. 2. (\\btx\).) tine* i^iiiteriiiffe* tut» 
 letiflen, offncn. 
 
 Cnstopped, unatopt', adj. unuer> 
 flppft, pffeii ; iingfljenuut, imgefjittHert. 
 
 I'llMtOred, unstnrd', adj. 1. ni(f)t 
 fliitbtivnlirt, iitcl)t niif bafi £nget gefcrndjr. 
 2. ni(t)r t'trvrpt^ianiirr; (with) uKl^t iKrichcn 
 (iiiit). 
 
 Uii«itoriHil, iinxio'rid. arf/. liner jnfjft. 
 UiiKtomied, tiii!»t6rn-.d', «r(/. iii(t)r 
 fl^nnrnir. (pnrfcn, uinilniien. 
 
 lnNt<i\«', uiiRtA', V. a. [^')iax.] am-. 
 Unstrained, uiiKirand', adj. i. 
 Uiigejn'iingen. 2. nid^t bnxxl) eeiljen cbccl 
 
 UNS 
 
 ©eigen gereinigt, unpttrirt. 
 
 Unstraitened, unstr&'tnd, adj. 
 1. ni(t)t uerengt; nic^t eingecugt. 2. i tin; 
 eingerdjrdnft. 
 
 E'nstrand, unxtrlnd', ». a. [^SJfnr.] 
 To - a rope, Bit Ducftten eine6 InueS nuf; 
 £)rel)en. [ [OJeol.] nid)t nuf,ie|\1)irt)rcr. 
 
 UnstratiSed, unstratelide, adj 
 
 Unstreug-tliened.uiisireiig't/md. 
 adj. ungeiliirft, uid)t initerilu^t, unuerfliirfr. 
 
 (Tlie cliurcli of God) is not un s t re n g t li 
 eiied with authority from above. entbcl)rr 
 bc6 ?8ei|lrtnb«, ber TOoc^t I'on Oben nid)t. 
 
 Uustricken, unstrlkkn, adj. nn-. 
 gfi'(l)(ngfu , tingetrotfeii. 
 
 Unstrike, unstrike', o. a. [Q-airn.] 
 To - the hood, bie giiifenfnppe obnefjinen. 
 
 Unstring', unstring'. i>. a. 1. lof; 
 ipiinnen, nbfpnnnen. 2. ber ©niten entleth 
 gen, entfaiten; obreil^en (^errenzc). 3. liifen, 
 lofbinbcn. [©niten. 
 
 Unstrlnged, [qWiif.] antfjogen, pfjne 
 
 I'ustruck, unitruk', adj. iiici)t 6cs 
 trcfftn, iiirt)t geriiljrt. [fetjen ergriffen. 
 
 Unitruck with horror, nic^t l*Dn &nt: 
 
 Unstrung, unstrung', part. adj. 1 
 iifigeipiinnt. 2. obgcreiljt. 3. unbefpniint, uu= 
 bfjogcn, imbehiitet. 
 
 Unstudied, unstudld, adj. ni(f)i 
 (liiPtrt, m4)t nii«gefutiiien, uniliibirt; tinge 
 fi'inftflt. 
 
 Un.fitudiOUS, unstiideus, adj.'ien 
 ■iSSifienrdjnfren nictjt ergeben ob. gewibnict 
 
 Uustuffed, unsiiuft', arf;. nngfilopft, 
 iingefiitit, iinnngcfndt. (nnbejiwingb.ir. 
 
 Unsubduable, unsubdu'abl. adj. 
 
 Unsubdued, umubdude', adj. iin> 
 bejiviingen, ununteriod)t. 
 
 Unsubject, unsub'jekt, adj. nid}t 
 unteriuorfcii, nict)t iiiitertfjan. 
 
 Uasubjected, uasukjekt'ld, adj. 
 nidjf iintenorrfen. 
 
 Unsubmissive, unsubnii«'.siT,a(</. 
 nid)t iintcrmurng, nid)t unfertlmnig. 
 
 Unsubiiiitting , umubmiriing, 
 adj. ftc^ iiid)i iinteriufrtenb, iiid)t tinter 
 luilrPg [naied. adj. nid)t iintergcorbnet 
 
 Unsubordinated, unsuborde 
 
 Unsuborned, iiusubornd', adj. 
 nirt)t fubiTiiirt. 
 
 Unsubsidlzed, unsub'sedlzd.arf.;. 
 nid)t niit ©iibfibieii ob. i^iiifegrlberii luuer: 
 Ou(Jt. 
 
 Unsubstantial, unsubslan'slial, 
 adj. I. uic^t fiit)ibnr, nidjt mntecied; nid)t 
 fejl. 2. unrrnft'a- 3. nid)t lueientlitt) , nid)r 
 luirflid), leer. [iinbeerbt, ofjne SilaA)\o\^tx. 
 
 Unsucceeded,unsukseed'ed, u((/'. 
 
 Unsuccessful, un.sukses'lui, adj. 
 fcineii gntcn ©rfolg Ijnbenb, Dijne ben ge: 
 iunnfd)ten ©rfDlg, pl)ne erfolg, iinglucflic^;, 
 I'eriingliittt, friid)ilo4. 
 
 My counsels may be unsuccessful, 
 meii.e9iathrd)lnge luDgen nid^t ben geivrinfd): 
 ten e-rtVlii ^nbcn. 
 
 Unsuceessrully, unsukses'iule. 
 ade. Phne (5-rfolg, iing(iicfiid). 
 
 Unsuccessrulness, unsukscs'- 
 luliio". *. bcr ilble&rfi'hj, |"d)Ud)re9lnfgaiig. 
 
 UnsuCCeSSive, unkukseii s!v, adj 
 nidjr <iuf einnnber folgenb. 
 
 Uaosucked, uusukt',a<</. iinge.|'Augt, 
 
 UNS 
 
 UnsulTerable, unsuf'furabl, adj. 
 
 iinertr(iglid), inilciMirf). 
 
 Unsufferabieness, iinsuffur- 
 ablnes. t. bie Unertriiglid)ffir, Unlti6iid)feit. 
 
 Unsufirerabl3',un.sut-turable,ad*. 
 unertriiglid), unleiblid). 
 
 Unsufferiug, unsuffur'ng, adj. 
 iiicbr biilbfiib, nid)t iciteiib. 
 
 Uusiiificience, unstififorlnse. ) 
 
 UnsuITiciency, uusutii^h'ensi, | 
 (. f. i n s u f t i c i e n c y. 
 
 UnsuniCient, unsuHTish'Int, adj. 
 \. Insufficient. 
 
 Unsugared, unshug'uid, adj. tin* 
 
 geiiirfert, niu'erjiicfort. 
 
 Unsuitable, unsutabl. adj. unnn> 
 gemeiTen, nidjt pnfTenb , iinpoffenb, iinfdjicfi 
 lid); (init for) ^yd) nid)t fdjicfcnb (furj, nirfjl 
 tiiiigenb (filr; , nid)t pnfTenb (fiir). 
 
 Expenses as are unsuitable to oui 
 circumstances, 9lu^gnbeii, bie ft<^ nic^t filt 
 unfere llniflnnbe pnften. 
 
 I'nsuitableness, unsu'tablne*, 
 s. bie Unnnrti-mefTenijeu, Unrdjttflictf«it, tat 
 Unp.iffiiibe ; bcr ■DJfnngel nn Uebcreinrtinn 
 iiiiiHfl. (pnffenb, unf(<>irflic(>. 
 
 Unsuitably, uii>u' table, adu. \\\u 
 
 Uusuited, unsiited, adj. nic^t nn* 
 gepngt. 
 
 I'Usuitiilg, unMi'ting, adj. iingei 
 iienicnb, uiiniigemejTeii, iinic()icf(id), fid) nid)i 
 rd)i(ffnb iti"ir>. ITiifelt. 2. ± nnbiflettt. 
 
 Unsullied, uu>uriid. adj. \. unbe« 
 
 Unsuni;-, Unsung', adj. 1. ungefunt 
 
 1. '2. iinbt'uiiigen. 
 
 Unsiiuued, unsund'.n^/.unbcfonnt. 
 
 UuKuperfluouS, unsiiperfliius, 
 tidj. nid)t liucrfiutTig. 
 
 Unsupped, unsupt', adj. ofjne ein 
 ^IbeiiPrffeii ^n neljuien, ol;ne ^U'enbefjen. 
 
 Unsupplanted , unsuppiant'ed , 
 adj. 1. nid)t uiiterfdjlngen (ron itn gi'igen). 
 2. i nid)i iiberliilet, nid>r niUgeflodjen, nid)t 
 ilbcri'Prtljrilt, iiiiucrbrnngt. [iinerfe^licj). 
 
 Uusuppliable, unsuppliabl, adj. 
 
 Unsupplied, unsuppltde', adj. 1. 
 unergnnjt, unbcfriePigt, 2. nid)t i>crfe()en, 
 unuerforgr. [adj. f. Insupportable. 
 
 Uusupportable, unsi'ippiit'abl, 
 
 Uusupportableness, unsup- 
 port'abliies, i. \. Insupportableness. 
 
 UnsupportabI y,unkupp&rt'abli, 
 
 adv. (. Insupportabty. 
 
 Unsupported, unsupp6rt'«d, adj. 
 nid)t geiluQt; nid)t iinterilti^t. 
 
 Uusuppressed, uaaupprlst', adj. 
 
 nid)t unterbrijrft. [ungeivig, 
 
 U^usure , unshure', adj. unfuter, 
 
 Unsurinountabletunsurniount'' 
 
 abl. adj. (. In s u I ni o un ta b I «. 
 
 Unsurpassed, unourpaitt', adj. 
 itnilbertrrrfen. 
 
 Unsusceptible , unsussep'tibi, 
 adj. unenipfmigltd); (of; nid)t enipfanglid), 
 unenipfnnglict (fiir), (©tmn«) nidjt julnflfeuD, 
 unfnijig (geiuiffe 5nrben tc.) nnjuneljnien. 
 
 Unsuspect, unsuspekf 
 
 Unsuspected , 
 
 adj. UHucrbnd^tig. - of avarice, nid>t tin 
 ajerbndjre flcljenb, gft}ig ju fcin. 
 
 Unsiispectedly, uiuuspoki'edli, 
 adv. tnu'erbncVtijI- 
 
 lekt',^ t i 
 
 su!tpekt'ed , y 
 
1 054 FAie. far. fall, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6?l, cl6Cid. Tiibe. tub. full. i/;in. Tflis. 
 
 UiNS 
 
 'UnsuSp<*Cting'-"ns"spekf'ing,nfij. 
 (ftucii 25cvtiic()t l)l•at■ll^, md}t nrGiubl)UciiE>, 
 nrg(o8, otjiie a3l•r^nrf)t. 
 
 Unsuspicious, unsiisp'sh'us. adj. 
 
 1. fetiicii 23ev6nd)t ()e(ieiiB, uirf)t nrfliu&ljiiird). 
 
 2. (iurf)t ju t'cjmoifelii, luoraii iiid)t (u jmei; 
 feln iff) imufrbiid)rin. MrxFORD. [aSevBncbr. 
 
 1JnsuSl>iciously,uiisuspisli'usle, 
 tdv. r()iie S3crtiirt)f. 
 
 VllSUStailia.bIe, un)iust4ne'abl, 
 idj. 1. md)t aii^,uil)rilreu, unniiefteljlirf). 2. 
 fiidft 6c^aiiptet oBer niiti-erf)t cd;alteii lucrBeii 
 Inincub. 
 
 IJuSUStained, unsustind', adj. 
 
 imtcrflil^t. 
 
 Unsvratlie, unswaTHe', (nilrf) Un- 
 jwaddlc) V. a. nufiuictfdi, aii^roiubedi- 
 Uns^vayable, unswa'abl, adj. t 
 
 iin6e()crrfrf)bnr, iinlcnfraiit. 
 
 iriis"»vayetl, uiisw4de', adj. 1. nid()t 
 flefufjrt (uom ©jeptcr). 2. iin6e()etr|'d)t, iiii = 
 jEjjiert, uiigcteitet, ungclenft. 
 
 Is the sword unswayed, fii^tt Reiner 
 tai ®d)ivicrt? 
 
 llnS^veaiT) unsware', v. a. cit(id) 
 juiternifeii, wieBcr nD)'cf)iuo<'en' 
 
 Unswear, v. n. nicf)t f(f)H)&«ii; firf) 
 ro«Wn)5reii. [i"d)mi(jcn, n&fi'iljieii. 
 
 UnSVl'eat, I'nswet', ». a. t I'^r: 
 
 IJnsvreated, unswet'ed, ad/. P(jlU' 
 ©dbreeig. [niri)t |"d)iui^enb, fdjiud^foS. 
 
 'UnS'tVeaiingr 4 unsweflng, adj. 
 
 UnS^veet, -unsweet', adj. 1. llid)t 
 fiig. 2. ± iinniige»cl}m. 
 
 Uns^vell, uiiswiir, o. a. + uertrfis 
 ten (tie @cfd)mii(|l). - v. n. iifroefjen, fid) 
 Icflcn, n6nc()men (iioii eincr ®efd)iuiiffl). 
 
 llns'tvept, unswept', adj. iingefegt, 
 nuflcff^rt, iingemifdjt. [aerd)iup(leii. 
 
 VnS'lVOln, unswoln', part. adj. lllU 
 
 Uns'tvorii, unsworn', adj.iiiiucrciDct. 
 
 You are yet unsworn, il}r (jnbt lU'd) 
 nid)t f|crd)morrii. 
 
 Uiisyiiiiiietrical , unsimmlt'tre- 
 kal. aWj. II nfi) in 111 em I'd). 
 Ulisysteitiatic, unsistemat'ik, tt. 
 Vlisysteiliatical^uusisteniat'tekal. 
 adj. iiiifi)ilt'!iintitd). 
 
 Unsysti^Illized, unsis'feniizd.ad[/. 
 nidit iui(Tciifd)nfrlic^ (jcorCnet, nid)t \\)H(mn: 
 tifivr. [(from) lD«mad)en (uoii). 
 
 Untack , untak'. V. a. treiiiien ; 
 
 Untainted, untant'ed, adj. I. un-. 
 ficjlertt, imi'crBLirben, rein, flecfenloS. 2. rein 
 ULMi ©d)ii(&, fd)nli>(o«. 
 
 Untainted air, reine 2uft. -meat, 
 iinuerborbencS g-Ieifd). (Keep the air of the 
 room) - with smoke, rein Don 9fnud). 
 
 Untaintedly, untant'ldle, adv. 
 unbeflectt, fdiuIMo*. [fie 9{einl)cit. 
 
 Untaiutedness, untant'ednes, *. 
 
 Untakeu, umi'kn, adj. i. unge^ 
 niMnmcn, ungefnngeii. 2. uneingeupntnien, 
 imero&ert. 3. nicfet genommcn, iud)t einges 
 ncnimcn (v. ^ilrjencien ic.). 
 
 Untaken away, nid)t lucggenonimen. 
 - up, iineiiigcnunimen, uubcfc^t. (Jcru- 
 lalem) remained -, luiirbe nid)t eiiige: 
 nomtiien. [ct-iunl)nt. 
 
 Untalked, untlwkt', adj. - of. «n; 
 
 Untamable, unta'mabl, adj. 1 
 
 UiM 
 
 iinjn()m6(ir, nidjt getmibigtiuerbcn f&nnenb. 
 2- ± iiid)r }u bejiuingen. 
 
 Gold is so untamable by the fire, 
 ®olt) ld(3t fid) \D luEiiig Curd) iin& ^tim bi-- 
 jiuingen. 
 
 Untaniableness , unta'mablncs, 
 *. bie llu,idl)iii[Mrfcit, llii[iejmiiiglid)feit. 
 
 Untamed, untamd', nrf/. iingciii()nit, 
 iingi't'niiciflr. [ mirren. 2. ± iDfen. 
 
 Ulltang-Ie, untang'gl, adj. 1. ent: 
 2. Unta'ngle this cruel chain. Prior 
 
 Untanned, vintand'. ad/, nnj^cgerbt. 
 
 Untarnislied , untar'nlsht. adj. 
 l.iingetn'i&t, nid)t gerriibt, nod) ginnjenb. 2. 
 i niigetriitn, iiid)t i>erbunfelt. 
 
 Untasted), untas'ted, adj. 1. unqi, 
 fotlet, nid)t gefuilet, iinuerruri):. 2. ± ntd)t 
 gefoftet, iiid)t gn'd)iiu>rft. 
 
 Untasteful, untaste'ful, adj. iin= 
 rd)niacf(}iift, olinc (5)erd)nincf. 
 
 Untast(;fully, untaste'fule, adv. 
 iif)ne (J)erd)ninrf. [foilenb; gefd)inncf(Di5. 
 
 Untasting*, untas'ting, adj. nld)t 
 
 Untaujniit, uutawt', flrf;. 1. ungt! 
 (c()rt, luiiuiiTcub. 2. nid)t unterrid)tet, inu 
 initerrid)ret, feiiieii llMtfrrid)t genofTen i)n: 
 bcnb. 3. iinerf(i()rcii, ungei'ibt. 
 
 Untaxed, linrakst', adj. I. nnC'e: 
 lleiiert. 2. i nn6ei"d)Ultigt, nid)t nngeflngt. 
 
 Unteaclk , untetsh', praet. ii. pp 
 untaiiglit, V. a. lu'riemen ntnd)en, uergeffeii 
 nind)eii, eincg 9(nbiTii 6e(ef)reii. 
 
 Unteacliable, untetsh'abl, adj 
 nid)t ju unrerrid)ten, nid)t gelel;rt luerben 
 foiinciib, iingc(cl)rig. 
 
 Unteacliableness, untetsh'abl 
 nes. s. bie lUigeleijrigfeit. [niiffpnnncn 
 
 Unteain, unteme', V. a. nbrpiiniien, 
 
 Unteeining-, untecm'ing, adj. nu; 
 fnid)t6nr. [f f. Intemperate. 
 
 Untemperate, iintem'perate, adj. 
 
 Untempered, untem'purd. adj. 
 I. luigemngigt. 2. iiniitlJereitet; ungel5fd)t, 
 II id6 (u. ^iiif). 
 
 Untemperlng-,«iiitlm'piiriiig.nrf/. 
 t nid)r einbringeiib, nid)t iiberrebenb. Shak. 
 
 Untempted, untcmt'ld, adj. nid)t 
 ocruid)t, inuierriid)r; iingerelit. 
 
 Untenable, uutlnabl, adj. ^ u. i 
 iin()nltDiir (nld)t ju i'crt()eibigen). 
 
 His new lodgings were made in a mo- 
 ment as untenable as etc., in feiiier 
 ni'uen aa3Li()nuiig war e^ in eiiieni Slngeii; 
 bdcte c6cn \\i luenig aiiSjnIjnIten , nf6 in k. 
 
 Untenantable, unten'antabl. adj. 
 iiid)r pnd)t6iir, iiid)t niiethbar. 
 
 Untenanted, umln'anild, adj 
 uiuicrpnd)tet, iiniu'riiiietljer, ohne 2e()eiiuinnii. 
 
 Untended, untend'ed. adj. I. UU: 
 begicitet, o^ne (acft>(ge. 2. ungeiuartet, iiii> 
 gepffegt. 
 
 Untender, unten'dur, adj. 1. nid)r 
 jart, nid)t lucid). 2. unjnrtlic^., liebfo^. 
 
 Untendered, unten'diird, a<lj. iMI: 
 nngeboten. 
 
 Untent, untent', ». a, f <iii5 beni 
 3elte bringen , (jcruorbringcn. 
 
 Will he not untent his person, luifl er 
 fid) nid)t ani bem 3clte begebcn? Shak. 
 
 Untented, unlcnt'ed, adj. iiidir 
 teiitirt, tnu>er()(irrd)t (i>pn eiiier 5a5inibe). 
 
 Unterriiied, unter'retide, udj. UU: 
 
 UNT 
 
 erfdiverff, iincrfdjrDcfen. [testate. 
 
 Untestate, untlst'ate, -f- f. in- 
 
 Untested, I'liitest'ed. adj. uuerproM, 
 uugi-unifr ; iiiigeliiiitert. 
 
 UntltanUed, unt/iangkt', adj. 1, 
 !iid)t mit Daiif eni'iedert. 2. f iiirf)t mil 
 Dniif barf fit eiiiDt'iitigen. 
 
 The Allgiver would be unthanked, 
 beiu ?in>iebev luiirbe feiu Daiif lucrben. 
 
 Untiianiifnl, untAangk'ful, adj 
 I. T unbiiiifbar. 2. ± uiibnnfbnr (nid)t 
 (o()neub IC, J. 33. voi\ eiueiii 9(iure ic). 
 
 He is uiitliankful for good offices, 
 er crfenut bie iljin gelelfteten guten t>icntt( 
 "'d)r. [adv. uiiBnnfbnr. 
 
 Untitankrully , um/jangk'fule. 
 
 Untlianiif Illness , lim/zangk'- 
 fiilnes. *. Bie Uii&aiifbiirfeit, bcr Unbnnf. 
 
 Uutltawed, uni/jiwd'. adj. uunuf» 
 net()aiict. [ftiiitieii. - i>. n. bunn luerbrn. 
 
 Untllicken, unt/nk'kn, v. a. mti 
 
 Untliink, iliu/dngk'. v. a. an& Den 
 (55e&iinfcii frfjIiifiiMi, t'ergeffen 
 
 Untliinkiug-, uut/iingk'ing, ad), 
 gebniifeiilii^. 
 
 Untliinkins°ness , unt/iingk'ing. 
 nes. *. Bie (i)eBnufEiilP|'i(ifeit. 
 
 Untjiorny, uut/iorn'c, adj. nic^t 
 Bprnig, Bpriienlo(5. 
 
 Untlioui^Iit, unt/»Jwt', adi. 1. nn« 
 geBnd)t, uergcfTen. 2 nid)t fiir Q-t\v<.\i ge« 
 l)nlten. A body — dead, ein ^orper, ben 
 ninn nid)t fur tubt ()iilt. 3. - of, uid)t &e« 
 nd)tet; roornn nuin iiid)t gcba(f)t l;nt, unen 
 luartct, imi'eriuiitfjet. 
 
 UntllOUg-Iltful, unt/iiwt'ful, adj. 
 I". Thoughtless. 
 
 Unthread, unt/irld', e. n. I. bed 
 5nben5 entlebigen , nusfaBeIn; nu^iiefjen, 
 nuijfnrcn. 2. f lofen. Miltoit. 
 
 To unthread a needle, bcn (JilBen nil* 
 eincr %iBe( f)erau«jic()cn. 
 
 Untbreatened, unt/irlt'tnd, adj. 
 ungeBrii!)t, unbcBroht. 
 
 Untlirift, unt/trift', ad;. v)erfrf)reen« 
 Berifd). - *. Ber 25erfd)U)enber. 
 
 Uutlirif'tily , um/nift'elc , adj. 
 oerrd)iuenberird). (bie 23errd)ii)eubiing. 
 
 UntiiriftineSS, unt/nif'tenes. s. 
 
 Untiirifty, uiu/nitt'e, adj. i. uer» 
 fd)iueiiberi|"d). 2. iiid)t gefei()enb ( pdu lint* 
 rcn, ^(Innjeu). 3. ju ^iid)*^ foniiueiib, nid)t 
 ii>iil)l()iibenb Ob. reid) mcrbenb. 
 
 Untlirivln^, um/iri'ving. adj. \ud}t 
 inne()iiienb, nid)t gcBei()cnB, iingebeil)lid); }ii 
 i)iid)r5 fomnienb. [uid)t geljt. 
 
 Un thriving trade, ein 5?iinbel , bcr 
 
 Untlirone, unt/irone', V. a. e\\t> 
 t()ronen, nb\ei}en. 
 
 Untidiness, unt'dcncs, s. bet^aiw 
 gel nn Dfettigfcit ob. •JiiL'blid)feit. 
 
 Untidy, umi'dc. adj. l. ber Qiilire?! 
 \eit nid)t geniiiB, nid)t jeitgeuiiip; iiid)t ue; 
 rcit. 2. iiid)t iiett. 
 
 Untie, uiiti', V. a. 1. niifbinben, niif> 
 lofen , niifiiiiid)cn; (aSprbiiiige) nitbiTliiJlfii; 
 (tt)pogr.] nuflijren (eine &orm i. 2. t a> 
 Ibftn (©(^luierigfeiten ic). b; entft|7i'lu (Bie 
 3unge :c.) ; loelaffcn (Bie^2Ciubc u.). 3. nb» 
 biiibcn, nblofcii, loeiimd)eii. 
 
 To untiii a book, [3?nd)b.] Bie @(<)nur 
 uon einem !&ud)e lo^uiac^en , abneOmen. 
 
FAte, far, fall. faf. Me, met. Fine, fin. NA. move, n6r, ^ot, 6il. cUM. Ti^he. tub. ffill. l//in. THis 1055 
 
 UNT 
 
 Untied f untitle', arf/. nicf)t ixifanx-. 
 men (jeOuneen, lo5, lofe; nutgfbuuticii ; iiid)t 
 lU^ebtiMDen; iiti(iekiin&eM , iiiibefetl((][; iii(f)c 
 
 Until, until', ado. bli. [fe|l. 
 
 Tiion slialt piuli Syria, uutil they be 
 consumed. Bible. 
 
 Until, praep. 1. (bie @reii}e eitier 3el[ 
 6eflininicn&) b\6 )ii, bi6 fliif. 
 
 Until tliis y ear ; — this hour. 
 
 2. * bii All, jii, f)in ju. 
 
 Untile, untile', V. a. abitdtn , bie 
 Sifflfl (oen cincin ^aiife ic.) flbnel)men. 
 
 Untiled, untild', adj. utiflfbertt, ni(f)r 
 mit 3ifgflii grberft. [ iitKjenrfert. 
 
 Untitled, unfllid', adj. uitflebniit, 
 [ Untimber, untim'btir. act/ -t-fd}roa(f). 
 
 Untinibered, uniim'burd, adf. i. 
 ni(t)t gpiimmcrt, feiii Si'i'mcriuerf fin6cn&, 
 pljiie 3iiiii"«rivcrf. 2. nid)t mit grDbeiu, 
 ium Sniieii tnii(i(itf)cm §ofje benxK^fen. 
 
 Untinied, untimd', adj. )ur Illicit 
 gttbnii vt>. ucrri(()tet, iiiijeifin. 
 
 Untiineliuess, untime'leaei, «. 
 bie llnieir>>]frtr, lltijcit. 
 
 Untimely, uniime'li, adj. I. (vor 
 bet urtirirli(f)en 3fit flffcftfljeiib, eintretenO) 
 uiiicififl, fri'iO/ fri'itjjtitio. 2. <jut lliijeit (\t: 
 fditbtwt) iiiMcitlg. [nntiirli(()en 3eit. 
 
 Untimely, ado. imieitio, voc ter 
 
 UntinCtured, uiitingk.'tshurd,ady. 
 f. U n t i n g e d. 
 
 Unting-cd, unt'njd', ad}. I. iintjes 
 fSrbt. 2. i miaiifleilerft; (with) fret (uoii). 
 
 Untirabie, unti'rabi, adi. utter: 
 mi'iMirt), iinuerftroiTeit. 
 
 Untired, ilinird', adj. uiicrmt'ibft. 
 
 Untiring:, untiring, adj. l\ic()t iiiriDe 
 iBerPciift, ntd)t i'riiii'i6fiib. 
 
 Untitled, unti'ild, nrf/. I. iinbetitelt. 
 2. iiiibrrfcf)tii]t, ffiiicn 3Iii|Vriicf) IjnbeiiB, fciii 
 dietbi (jnbent). [« i'. To. 
 
 Unto, un'too, (11. un fon) u. to) pmep. 
 
 Untold, untold', adj. 1. unQefngt ; 
 uneri.^Mt- 2. iinnejiifjlt. 
 
 Untomb, untuum', B. a. niiffirabeii. 
 
 Uutonej-ued, untiingd', adj. l.feine 
 Siinne l)iibe!it>. 1. t iiii(ici"rf)i>lteij. 
 
 Untootlied, lunu'itUd .adj. la^iifo^. 
 
 UntUOtllSOme, untuut/t'som, adj. 
 iiiif(1)tnnrfhiift. 
 
 UntOUCliabie, I'ntutsh'abI, adj. 
 ni(f)t niin"if)rbnr, imbcriKjrbnr. 
 
 UntOUClied, untutslil'. atij. I. lltl^ 
 beri'ifjrt. 2. i a) iticfjt niiflcn'il)rt, iiiiniigei 
 nlltrt. b) uitgorrihrt. 
 2. a) Book* untouched for yean. 
 
 UntU«%'ard, unti^'wt'ird, ndj. 1. 
 fcftiuiT JU leiti'ii, cigeiiftiini(i, imlrrifrf), ttet}-- 
 fBpffg. wiBerrpiiii|li<j. 2. rcrfchrt, unnefcftirfr, 
 liiifilTtft, f(f)ief'. 3. luibrig, t'erfricglid), miitt-. 
 iurtrti<i , uii<iIi'irf|V(i(i, iiitni'Ifacii. 
 
 UnfO«%'ardiy, umo'wurdli, adv. 
 I. I'erfehrr, Auf eiiie uiiaefd)icfte SBcife. 2. 
 roiPerrpiiiiiTit]. 
 
 UntMtvardly, adj. i. uerfefjrt. 2. 
 bofhnft, iiitartic], iiiiiiciPiii-ii. 
 
 UntO^varillieHM, I'nito'wurdnls. 
 *. I. bie 95erfe()rfheir; 25frfcrbf()fir, ^ifter.- 
 fpnnfliafeit. 2. bie aSerbricglidjfcir, 2Dibria> 
 feit. 
 
 Untraceable, unt-i'sabl, adj. 
 ^lm■^'r^(t)lid), \u<t)i t'crt'olgt luciicii fomieiiD. 
 
 UiNT 
 
 Untraced, untrist', adj. 1. tiicf)t 
 I'crfolgt, uuuctfolgt. S. f u. i uiigebafjnt, 
 tiiibttreten. 
 
 Untracked, untrakf, adj. bcin 
 mnii nid)t diii bcr (iiiriltfiielniTeiieit) Spur 
 fiMgt; beffen ©pur tnau nid)t tiin Sdjiiec to 
 ftitbet. 
 
 UntraCtable, untrakt'abl, adj. 
 1. i. Ill tract able. 2. ("icf) nirf)t bil)illlbelll 
 pb. bciubeiteH I.iiTftib (i>. OJietiideii ic). 
 
 Untractableness , lintrakt'abi- 
 niK. f. Intractableness. 
 
 Untraded, untri'ded, aiij. f un: 
 (jnunb'ir. unnfiiu>l)uli(ft. Suar. 
 
 Untradingr, untri'ding. adj. Feiueii 
 fidiMbcI treibeiib, ol;ne §aiibcl; jtu .^aiiOtl 
 uiieri'iif)reii. 
 
 Untrained, untrand', adj. I. UU: 
 gejLigcn, uunbi]fri(f)tcr, unbi?jipltiiirf, uiib»: 
 I(l)rt; (in) uiuiiirerri(f)tcr, md)i iiiiterriftitit. 
 \\\d)t gebilbet, uiigci'ibt (iu). 2. uiileiifiam, 
 uunrbeiitli(f). 
 
 Untrainmelcd, untiaui'meid. 
 adj. uirt)t fiff'TiiU'i' . iniiiffaiigcM. 
 
 Untransferable, untransfer'- 
 abl. aiU- iiiiilbertrngbar. 
 
 UntraiiMf erred, untranxflrd'. 
 ad), iiiiilbfrtr.i.icii. 
 
 Untranslatable, untrauslAtabl, 
 adj. iiiiiit>errf$bnr. 
 
 Untranslated, antran(li'ted,a<f/. 
 uid)t I'lberiefjt, tiiii'ibiriVi^t. 
 
 Untrans parent, nniransp&'rcnt. 
 adj. uiiburAflittig. [adj. miufrrei)t. 
 
 Untransposed , untian'tpiid', 
 
 Untrap, umrap', v. a. nbi'd)irreii. 
 
 Untrapped, ilntrapt', adj. 1. at: 
 gefilnrrt. 2. tiii<ifri1)lrrt. 
 
 Untraveled, untrav'ild, adj. i. 
 Mid)r btrrcir«t, imbereiftt. 2. nid^t gcrei^t, 
 ber ni(i)t gcrei^t i|1. 
 
 Untraversed, untravlrct, adj. 
 iii(t)t bunljfreiiit, nirf)t bur(f)rei|'et. 
 
 Untread, I'lntred', v. a. jiiri'itftreten, 
 (bie getl)niien ®cf)ritre) )iiril(ftl)itii. Shak. 
 
 Untreasured, untrezh'urd. adj. 
 [\\d)t rttifL'eiu(il)rt, iii(l)t tiiebergelegt, uiige: 
 fninttiflr; (of) leer (UPid. 
 
 Untreatable, untri'tabi, adj. f 
 ni(f)t )i: bfljniibrlit ; f. Intractable. 
 
 Untree, untrce', v. a. ((i'id)l)orii(^eH, 
 *)Riirber au6 threni 'Bane) uertrribeu. 
 
 Unfrembling, untrenrUling. adj. 
 iij(f)r (irra-iib, fci1. 
 
 Untried, untride', adj. I. uwver-- 
 (u<t)t. 2. iii(1)t erfdljreu, iiic^t geiiPiTeii, iiirf)t 
 empt'iiiibeii. 3. uiigepriift , nicf)t gcprobt, 
 ind)t gcpnlft, uiierprubt. - on, ui(<)t nu; 
 probirt. 4. (3icd):5|"pr.l uni>prl;iirt. 
 
 Untried earth, bie (i>ei»ad)9Crbe, ^ftan^ 
 jeiterbe. 
 
 Untriinined, untrimd', adj. uils 
 gepiifjt, iiitg;'r(f)niii(ft, fff)imi(f(o6. 
 
 Untriumpliable, uMtri'unifabl. 
 adj. t fciiicu Xriiiiuplj julnffenb, uic^t gfor: 
 rei(f). 
 
 Untriumpllt^d, untri'umft, adj. 
 iMiiinririt.iirteii , luon'ibcr lunii nidjt triiiiu: 
 pl)irr hot. 
 
 Ulltrod, lintrod', ) adj. 
 
 Untro«lden, umrod'dn,) 1. uiige: 
 ba\)nt, iiiii'etreteii. 2. l iieu. 
 
 UNU 
 
 Untrolled, I'ntroid'. adj. uiigeront. 
 
 Untruubled', untrubbld, adj, I. 
 nid)t beiiiiriil)iGr, nid)t bemegt, ruf)ia» un* 
 geiuirc. 2. iingetri'ibt, fjefl, fliir. 
 
 Untroubledness, untrub'bld- 
 nes. a. f bie -Jfiil}?, bet &lei(t)miiti). > 
 
 Untrue, Untroo', adj. \, \inmaf)t, 
 fiilfd). 2. uutreu. 
 
 To be untrue to one's self, iiu ilQiberi 
 rpriid)e mit fid) felbtl ftef)eii°. Interest it 
 never - to itseU, bet &igetiiiii^ t'crlniignet 
 Ti* 'lie. t'''"'*' f'iir*l'rf)et ^eife. 
 
 Untruly, untruu'le, adv. univfli)t, 
 
 Untruss, umius', ». a. abbiubeit, 
 auft'inbtu, iD^tniiCeii , nufi'd)i"irjeii. 
 
 To untruss a point, feiiie iJiUf^biltft 
 iierrid)teu. [nufflebunbeHk 
 
 Untrussed, untrust'. adj. nidit 
 
 Untru.stiue.<JS , untrust'enes, «. 
 bie Uiitreue, ireiilofiofeit; Uiijui'erlaffigPeit. 
 
 Untrusty, untrusto, adj. uiineu, 
 treiiioi'i iiiiiiiL'cri.irilij. 
 
 Untrutli, liiiiruui/i', t. 1. bie Uit< 
 lunljrlieti (eiiirv 2Jf()aiipriiiig zc). 2. bie llil* 
 iuiiiirl)fit, eiiije. 3. bie 5iiifd)l)eit. 4. « bie 
 Uiitrtue, irciiIi'Mgfcit. Shak. 
 
 Untuck, lintiik'. V. a. abilecfen, 
 nbfd)t'irien , l)i'niiiforl.i(7cu. [ipiile|1teif. 
 
 UntuCkered, untuk'urd, adj. otfWt 
 
 Untunable, untiinatil, udj. i. uii< 
 Ijiitinouif((), uiitncliicifd), Dt5l)iirun)iiiHt, i"ibel» 
 fliiigeiib. 2. ni(f)r g(|lliiiiuc iverbeii ri^uiieiib. 
 
 An untunable sound, eill 'iUti^fPII. 
 
 Untune, untune', V. a. 1, petflilUf 
 men. 2. f iietilimmeii , penuirteii. Shak. 
 
 Untuned, limund', adj. 1. petiliiniut. 
 2. iiiigt'i'tiDiinr. 
 
 Unturned, unturnd', adj. unge* 
 ipenbec, ungebreljri ui(t)t umgebte^t, iinuin* 
 gefe()rt. 
 
 To leave no stone unturned, Wki iit 
 93eiue.iiing fc(jen , 9iid)t» unucrfiid)t Inifen. 
 
 Untutored, amii turd. adj. 1. nid)t 
 iintcnuiefen, unnntcrrid)fet , iingcbilbet. 2. 
 ungd)ofmci|lfrt. 3. o()iie 3tiifrid)t. 
 
 Untivine, untwine'. V. a. 1. niif'» 
 bteljcn , oiifbrierelii. 2. nufiuirfciii , niifTd)in» 
 gen, offneit. 3. I&fen, trenncn, lo«mnd)en. 
 
 Uut«vine, v. n. oufgcljen, fid) tniu 
 nen , fid) lofen. 
 
 Untwist, untwist', V. a. 1. niiffTed)* 
 ten, nnfore(}en, lo^mnc^jeii; [*B?nr.] niifrd)ln» 
 gen. 2. i niifli^ifen. [fid) trennen. 
 
 Unttvist, V. n. nufgefjcu, fid) lijftn, 
 
 Unty, uiiii', f. Untie. 
 
 Un un i Tor m , u n y u ' n e form , adji 
 t nid)t einfijrmig. [anfrec^t cvtjniten. 
 
 Unuplield, unupheld', adj. iiid)t 
 
 Unurged, undrjd', adj. uugetne* 
 ben , iiiiiiii(]ofrieben. 
 
 Unused, unuid', adj. 1. jingebrniifftt. 
 2. tiugfiiioljnt (to, einet Siidte, j. 33. be« 
 tnge^, bet "5irbeit lo. 3. ungeiu5'f)n(icft. 
 
 Unusefui, unusc'fiil, adj. iiniitl^, 
 unbien(id). [m&i)iilid) , unge6tnud)Ild). 
 
 UnuKual, iinii'zhual, adj. unge< 
 
 Unusually, unu'zhuale, ado. |||1> 
 geu'l^hiilid). 
 
 Unusualness, ^n^'zhualnlt, «. 
 bie lliigeiuol)iilid)l'cit, llngebrniid).'id)fclt. 
 
 I'liutterable, uuut'iurabl, adj. 
 nnnu4fpted)l!d). 
 
1056 Fate, far. fall, fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, gSt, 61!. cl6ud. Tiibe, tub. full. (Ain. TfH«. 
 
 UINU 
 
 IJuHtterableness, unut'turabl- 
 
 bIs, s. (lie Uuau£f)>re(i)li(t)feit. 
 
 IJnvail, uiivaie', V. a. 1. eittfd^Ieiern. 
 2. ± entljiilUii, niifPecteii. 
 
 ITiivailed, uuvald', adj. tntrc()(eitrt) 
 entliudt, unuerljiiflt, Dffon. _ [frci, cffeii. 
 
 Uuvailedly, unvilldle. adv. t 
 
 Uuvailillg°f unvA'ling, adj. tnt- 
 fd)Ieiern6; fllt()l'i^fll^, oiiffccfeiib. 
 
 Unvaluable f unval'uabl, adj. 
 Mlll'rtvi^bnr ; f. Invaluable. 
 
 Unvalued, unvarude, udj. 1. nid)t 
 Qt\d}a^t, iinoefdjn^t. 2. iinrrf)nf)&nr. Shak. 
 
 Iliivauquisliable , unvang'- 
 kwishabl, adj. uiu'ibfnuinMirfj. 
 
 lJuvan(|uislied, uuvang'kwlsht, 
 adj. unbefie^it , nuiibetwuntxn. 
 
 Iluvariabley unva'reabi, adj. f. 
 Invariable. [(illDcrt. 
 
 Unvaried, unvi'rld , adj. unvit: 
 
 Unvarieg'ated , unTa'reeg&led. 
 adj. iiid)t tunt, \nd)t biinffdjccfig.^ 
 
 Unvaruislied, unvar'nisht, adj. 
 1. unflcftriiipt. 2. i unflcft^minft, uiigc= 
 fd)tm"icft (ooii eiiier dTjiiljiiiiii] ic). 
 
 Unvarying-, uiivi'relng, adj. fid) 
 nic!)t ueninbpni6 , lIIUternn^crlic(). 
 
 Unveil, f. Unvail. 
 
 Unvendible, unvlnd'ebl, adi. ttn< 
 Derfiinflid), ungnng6nv. 
 
 Unveuerable, unvln'irabi, adj. 
 nid)t uerchningfnn'itMg, md)t cl)riurirbi(j. 
 
 Unvent, uuvsnt', w. a. [5!Bni6nnVr.] 
 flu^ii'ittcni. 
 
 Unventilated, unven'telatid, adj. 
 I. imflefad)elt, ungeiiiftet. 2. t i iiiiunters 
 fiid)t. [(li'i'i", i''d)t firfmenft, ii|)iie ®rfiii. 
 
 Unverdant, unverdant, adj. nid)t 
 
 Unveriiable, unver'etabl, adj. 
 t iimvn^r, iinrid)rig, nid)t niifrie^tig. 
 
 Unversed, unversf, adj. (in) uti: 
 temniitcrt (in), (Cf^SpiniienSjc.) uiifiinftig. 
 
 Unvexed, unvlkst', adj. unaequdlt, 
 Ultfletlort, iiiigcorgerf. 
 
 Unviolated, unvi 6lAted, adj. tin: 
 vnU^t, (iiigerd)oii&ct, nic^t gefin>d)eii, un> 
 ubertrctfii. [iiiitiigeiiM)rtft. 
 
 UnvirtUOUS, unvlr'tsbuus, adi. 
 
 Vuvisard, unviz'urd, V. a. tnt> 
 Jflri'eti. ll"iid>i. 
 
 Un visited, £nviz'itld, mdj. uwbti 
 
 Uuvital, unvi'ial, adj. nii^ t>a6 Se> 
 6en nidjt fiiiivirfcnD. 
 
 Unvitiated, unvish'eited,^ 
 
 Uuviciated , j « J- 
 
 uiiDcrtirben. [ucrglnfet. 
 
 Uuvitrifled, unvit'relide. adj. iiil> 
 
 Unvulatilized, un vol'atliizd, ad;. 
 [Qhtm.] nid)t I'crfiiidjtigt. 
 
 ll^livute, unvote', v. a. tlird) elll 
 fpiirete6 ajmiim niifl)fbcn. [©clbjllniite. 
 
 UnVUWefed, unvou'ld. adj. Ol)lK 
 
 Unvoyag-eable, unv^eijabl, adj. 
 t ni4)t btreist, 6efni;reii, l>ef(t)ijtt werten 
 tbuntni. Igfiiiein. 
 
 Un vulgar, unvul'gur, adj. nid)t 
 
 Unvuluerable,uiivul'nurabl,ttrf;. 
 unuetivuiitt'nr; f. Invulnerable. 
 
 Untvaged, unwijd', adj. t iinbe= 
 (DiDet. [o()ne SBegleitung. 
 
 Untvaiied, unw&tld, adj. -on, 
 
 Uu^vakencd, unKA'knd, adj. un< 
 
 UNW 
 
 geiDerft, nid)t niifgetverft, unermncftt. 
 
 Un>vail, uiiwawi', t). a. in ^nuer 
 eiitlefigen, fll)6rcd)eii, iiieDerrcigen. To - a 
 door tliat was walled up, eine jugcmautrte 
 i^iir luioDer nufbved)cii. 
 
 Univalled, unwawld', adj. uiige 
 mniiert, iMjiie 'JJfiiuerii, nid)t mir TOaucni 
 vtv\tl)e\\. 
 
 Un'%vares , unwarz', ado. unuer 
 
 miirhci, vloljlid); f. Unawares. 
 
 Uu't^arily, unwAiele. adv. uwhe-. 
 I;utram, iiiit'fC'iirt)t|"aiii, iiiil)iDrtcl;rfnmer'2Bfi|V 
 
 Uuivariness, unwa'i^nes, t. tie 
 Uiibcl^urrnmfeit, UiitieDnrtjtfanifnt. 
 
 Uu>%'arlike, linwAiliiie, adj. tin: 
 friegerii'd). [ungciDiirnit, fait. 2. i fnit. 
 
 Un^ivarined, unwannd', adj. 1. 
 
 Unwarned, unwamd', adj. 1. tin: 
 geiuarnr. 2. t iiuaufgcfiinftigt. 
 
 Un^varp, unwarp', v. a. aui Deni 
 3ii|laiit)e eer ^riinime luic&cr gerabe bicgen 
 oD. ni(id)en. [Bcrleitft, nid)t ftDgclciitc. 
 
 Univarped, uuwirpf, adj. nicftt 
 
 Un^varpiug , uuwirpiug, adj. 
 iiid)t ii.H'ict)i'iiD, iiid^c otiii)cid)eiiD. 
 
 Uutvarrantable , unwor'rant 
 abl , adj. m<i)X )u tcc^ttVrdgcn , gefc^miCirig, 
 iinuerniitiuorrild). 
 
 Un^varrantableness, unwor' 
 rintablnes, s. die ©crctjiuiiTigteit. 
 
 Un^varrautably, unwor'rant 
 able, adv. uiu>criinnuorrii(t). 
 
 Unwarranted, unwor'rlntld 
 adj. uuflcredjtfertigt; iinuerbi'irgt; nid)i ga: 
 rnntirt. 
 
 An unwarranted horse, eiii $fer&, 
 fur bcffen (itic^t leid)t bemtttlic^je) get)ier 
 nid)t gut gcflnuDen lutrb. 
 
 UuYvary, unwi're, adj. 1. un6ef)ut 
 Irtin , iiubfSadjtfiini. 2. * iiiiDerniutljet. 
 
 Un^vaslied, unwosiit', 
 
 Un^vaslien, unwo 
 ungnunfc^en. 
 
 Uuivasted, unwi'stid, adj. unuet! 
 iviiflet, luu'crjdjrt, uiU'cr|"d)iucnDct. 
 
 UnAvasting, unvvit'i>tiug, adj. I. 
 nid)t DeriuujleuD. a. nic^t nbueljmenb; iiiu 
 I'crfifgb'ir. [bcivndjt, unbcDOnct^tet. 
 
 Un^vatclied, unwotsUt', adj. iiiu 
 
 Uutvutered, unwi'turd, adj. UU: 
 beiuiifiert , iinbegL^ITcn. 
 
 Un^vaveriug, unwAvuiing, adj. 
 iiid)t lunuffiif, tctl. 
 
 Uu^vayed, unwade', adj. f uic^jt 
 ani fflcl)en oP. Sd-ifen gnuoljiit. 
 
 Un^veakeued) linweknd, adj. 
 iingcM.lm>.id)t. [rcid). 
 
 Un\*ealtliy, unweltAe, a(U- nid)t 
 
 Un^veaned, uuwend , adj. uneut> 
 ivolint, iiji1)t eutiu6l}iu. 
 
 Untveapuned, unwlp'pnd, atfj. 
 inibt'iurtffner, iiiibciudjrt. 
 
 Unweariable, unwe'riabl, adj. 
 t unerniuDlid), unerniuDbar. 
 
 Un^vearied, uuwend, adj. I. er> 
 qiiicft. 2. unernu'iDet. 3. iincrimltnid). 
 
 Unweariedly, unwe'r'dle, adv. 
 tineruii'ifct; iinernuioiirf) , ol)iie Untcrtng. 
 
 Un«veariedness, uuw^ridnes. 
 *. fie lliicrnii"iDlirt)feit. 
 
 Un^t'eary, unwi'r^, adj. iincrnub 
 ttt, nic^t tni'iDe. | 
 
 slit', > .. 
 !>lt'&lin,) 
 
 adj. 
 
 ) adj. 
 
 \ iingc; 
 
 ,di. 
 
 UNW 
 
 Unweary, ». a. erquirfen, frfrif(t>eti, 
 Ittbcn. [ini llnmetter, Bet ©turm. 
 
 Unweatlier, unweTH'ur, *. f 
 
 Un^weave, ucweve', r. a. <iuf6re» 
 hen, niiffrierelu , nuflofen, flufreigeo, auf» 
 fiibetn , (iii^fnftrn. 
 
 Un>«'ed, unwed', ) 
 
 Un^vedded, unwld'dld,) 
 uiii'frhf irntljf t , iini'frtiinl;(t. 
 
 Untvedgeable, unwld'jabl, adj. 
 t iiiii)f gt'ipalreu luerBen fuunenb, nid)t jii 
 fiMltni. [gegntet. 
 
 Un'»«eeded, unwccd'ld, adj. tin» 
 
 Unweeped, unwecpt', adj. f. Un- 
 wept. (unroifTenD. 
 
 Unweetillg, unweel'ing, adj. * 
 
 Uu^veighed, unwide', adj. l. wn, 
 geiupqcn. 2. ± uiuTivogcn. 
 
 Unv^eigliiii":, linwi'ing. adj. nid)t 
 fnul^gell^ , ii.'iberonneii, iiiil'ct)od)rriini. 
 
 Uu>%'elcoilie, unwelkum, adj 
 iinnnflfi-'Dimfn , iinnngenehni. 
 
 Un^velcotneness, unwelkum. 
 nes. ». ti[i Itiiiuiflfonunene. Ipngiid). 
 
 Un^vell, unwlr. adj. uiiraiM)!, IIM> 
 
 UuwellueSS, uriwel'ues, *. t ta4 
 llnivohlffiu , Me lliipaglictjffit. 
 
 Unwept, unwept', ad/. 1. ungeweint. 
 2. iiiibnueiut. [fciid)t. 
 
 Unw^et, tinwbt', adj. nicf)t nng, iiid)t 
 
 Uu^vllipped, unwhipt' 
 
 UuYVllipt, 
 peitfd)!, laiGi'iiidjtigt.^ 
 
 Univliited, linhwi'tld, 
 
 Untvliitened , unhwi'tnd, 
 ungeiuiM^t ; ungebleit^t. 
 
 Untvliole, unti6le', adj. tungefnib, 
 iinpag(id), iinmof)!. 
 
 UuwllolesOine,unh6le'sum, adj. 
 1. uiigci'iinb, fc^flblid), uerborben. 2. I'cri 
 bctbli(ft. 
 
 Un^vliolesomeness , unh^le'- 
 suuinls, *. bie Ungcfuiibljeit , ®d)ii&Iid)feit, 
 S}fr6or6enI)rit. [rd)iwerfii(lig, nnticlji'iifi d). 
 
 Unwieldily , unweel'dete , ado. 
 
 UuWieldiness , unueeldenes. t. 
 bie llnbcl)rilflid)fcit, ©djiuerfafligfeit, Unge. 
 lenffjeit. 
 
 Unw^ieldy, unwlel'di, adj. untenf> 
 bnr, iinbel)iilfli(^, fdjiuerfntlig , iingeleut. 
 
 Unwieldy sums, fd)iuere @iininicn. 
 
 Univilled, uuwild', adj. nid)t ge> 
 luoflt. 
 
 Un^villiug, unwil'llng, adj. nic^t 
 iv'ofienb, nid)t geneigt, uiiiuilUg, nbgcncigt, 
 migeueigt. 
 
 1 am unwilling to trouble you, id) 
 ning , wifl ©ie nid)t flSreii. He was - to 
 come, cr f)ntce nic^t Cnil jii fonimcn. Will- 
 ing or -, iiinn Ming n)D(icii Pb. nid)t. 
 
 Unwilling-Iy, uawill'ngle, aiu. 
 ungern, micer ^JBiflen. 
 
 Unwillingness, unw'l'lingnes, 
 I. bie Uniuifhgfeit, Slbgcncigtljcit, Dcr 2Di' 
 benviae, bie 91bneifliing. 
 
 Un'«vind, unwind', pratt. U. pp. 
 unwound, ». a. 1. nbiuinbeu , niifiuinben, 
 nbiuirfeln, lofiuicfelii. 2. t (from) flbjie()cn, 
 ablenfen , lofnindjcn , abbringen (uon>. 
 
 Untvind , v. n. fid) flufiuicfeln , fid) 
 abivicfclii, fid) rtbiuinteu, rtiitgetjen, fi^ «"*• 
 fn'iteu. 
 
Fhtf, far, fAH. fat. ^\L met. Fine, fin. N6, move, nSr, got, 6*1. rlSfid. Tiibe, tub, ffill. t/t!n, THw. 1057 
 
 UNW 
 
 VJn'«vindo^ved , unw'n'dode, adi. 
 
 feine Scinlcr l)nbeii6 , rl)iie Jeuiler. 
 
 Ull^villg'ed, unniugd', adj. unocs 
 pilgilt. [iinnftgpivifAt. 
 
 Unwiped, unwipt'. adj. uii(icivi|'<t)r, 
 
 Uiftvisef uiiwize', ail;, uinvetfr, iiii: 
 flun- r'ioricf)t. [mnweiflid). 
 
 Vn^visely, unwize'Ie, ado. uinveifc, 
 
 IJuw'isU) unw'xh', V. a. t KtQs 
 nJi'iufttjeii. 
 
 Uuwislied, unwulit', ad). unQt'. 
 witwidtt, uiiijeiucbt, nidjt gerud)t, iiner.- 
 
 U n w i « li e d for . unbcgtrfcrt. t«)Uii|d)t. 
 
 Un^viftt, unwiat', adj. * I. llUflf: 
 
 fniint, iiufctfiimu. 2. iiiibflehrt, nitftt iiiittr> 
 firtitft. [btrfliiben , bcttjorcii. 
 
 I'litvit. uiiwit', V. a. t tti SBl■r|^(1M^t« 
 
 Ullwri(Ildmtviug',unw!THdriw'- 
 {ng. mdj. ftct) m(i)t iiirucfitcl;tii6 , mmtr 
 frfirtPbig. MitTow 
 
 I'li'wviilierable, unw'TH'uiabl, 
 mdj. ti n'friDflfiirt). 
 
 llllVl'itliered, unwiTHurd. adj 
 Uiu'erudfr. (iiidtt ueru'elfciif 
 
 l'll»vi*Il<»rill|f,mi"iTHuriiig. ndj 
 
 JCnwitltstotnl, uiiwilUsiud', adj 
 ltIm■i^ctf^n:l?tn. 
 
 E'n^vitncssed, unu'i'nett, adj 
 liiibeienqt, finr« 3ni«iiii(Tf* fiubfljrenb. 
 
 Uii>«'ittil> , unwii'ieU, adv. iin 
 Itoi^in . il>6nd)t. [im|Ttiit>. 
 
 I'll^viHini*', unuii'ting. ndj. -f iitl> 
 
 IJll^vittin^ly f uuwit'iingli, adv. 
 im'v ffciiriirf). 
 
 I'liwifty, uiiw7t'tj. adj iinivi^in. 
 n'itjir^ , lllu'frllnll^i(^ . ih&rirfjt. [lutibt. 
 
 I'm^ived, iiiiwlvd". adj. f uiibr- 
 
 I'li'^voinnn f unwumun. v. a. in 
 lEQdt'lidifrit bfrniibeii, riitivciben. 
 
 1Iii«voiiiAiiIkI1v unwuiu'umsh, adj. 
 MiiiuiilMid). |uiin)eibli(t. 
 
 Ull\%'Oinmily, unwum'uiile, adj. 
 
 Uu««'UIlted, unwunl'ed, (Ollrf) Un 
 t» o n h adj. I . do; lillfltwoljnt (etiict ®act)e). 
 
 Cln^VontedneilSy unvruo'lidnea, 
 «■ I. (ie liitgdvoi^iitf^eit. 2. Die llii()civi<f)ii> 
 li*r«it. (greier fjnbent. 
 
 Un^VOOCtd, UDwuud', adj. feincil 
 
 Un^vorkiiig', unwurk'ing, adj. 
 ni(t)t (irbeitfiib, o()iic 9irbeit , mugio. 
 
 I'n^vorKmnnlike « unwurk'> 
 ■Miiiike, ndj. viii\ct)ni)n(t , (lumper()(>ft. 
 
 linvtrorined f unwurmd', adj. ■[ 
 ben (ioflo ^iirin ni(f)f h.ibeiiS. 
 
 Unworn, unwf>rn'. adj. uiiarhfogtn. 
 
 Unworn out. unnboenii^t. 
 
 Un^vorshiped, uawur'Rhipt,a<(;. 
 UiinMgrbrtrt , iini'frefjrt. 
 
 tJn'«v«»ritliiplni;;, ^nwur'xluping. 
 mdj. ®oU uidit anbettni, tit 25er(l;riiiig 
 ©otrrg biiitnmVl^eMA. 
 
 Univortliily, uuwir'THi\i, edv. 
 nid)t ftimni SBerMciitle gftiM§, iiirf)t na<t) 
 I5rr^ienfl , umuiirtig , iiiu'trMentfr 'ilCeire. 
 
 Un^vortltiaesS) unwui'THenei, 
 t. Me lInu'^lr^igfeit. 
 
 Un^iurtliy, inwnr'THi. adj. l.Cof) 
 U1ln)i^r^ig , iiirf)t u'llrMg (finer ©iid)e). 2. 
 mmmrMg, friii 93,-Ttiienil habtiib, ohtte 93eT< 
 fcienfl. 3. iiiiiBurbig, fd)led)t , fd)nnMi(t>- 
 
 Unworthy the reninnbrnnce, u'tdjt 
 
 Engl. ■ deutich. Worterbuch. I. 
 
 UP 
 
 luertf^, el nic^t vertieneiiD, ba@ man bADon 
 fprid)t. [wind. 
 
 Unwound, unwound', pp. V. Un- 
 
 UnWOUnded, unwuund'ed, adj. 
 1. mu'i-nuimfcet. 2. i iiiiucrlr^r. 
 
 Unwoven, unw6'vn. adj. l. mige; 
 lucbt. 2. niii'iietrcniit, niifgerifyeii. 
 
 Un««'rap, umap', v. a. aiifivicfcin, 
 nufii'irffiu , fliirVd)IiigfM. 
 
 UiiMmpped, uarapi'.) adj. 
 
 Unwrupi) J I. aufgei 
 
 ivicfrlt. '2. iiiiringci»itffU. 
 
 Untvreatli, umiTU', v. a. nbivin 
 ten niifiIi'd)U'ii, lc£Ped)teii, aiifiuirfclii. fliit 
 brct)cn. [gcjlod^teii. 
 
 UnM'reatlied, unreTHd'. udj. uii 
 
 Unwring', umiug', v. a. iv^Cretieii, 
 nb^rll)fll, iiMi'iiiten, eiirriiigen. 
 
 U^n^vrinkle, uuiinsk'kl, v. a. ent: 
 rtiiiitiii, eiitfiilteii , glatteii. 
 
 Uuwrinkled, um'ogk'kld, a4} 
 I. eiitriiiiji'li. 2. iiiigiTiiiijeit. 
 
 Uuwriting-, unrliing, adj. nid)r 
 fdjrcibeiic, iiidjt rd)rifi|lc(liririt, iiiifd)t!ft: 
 (Irllenrd). 
 
 Unwritten, unrit'tn. adj. I. un- 
 grru)ri(beii (iiid)( iiii-tirrgrrd>ru-bcii, im'iuCUd) 
 liherlifftrt). 2. iiiibirdjvicl'cii. 
 
 Uu^vrouglit, unrilwt', adj. iinge> 
 nrbeicet, nid)t gciirbntet, iiiibcarbeiccr, iiii 
 ocrctrbcirrt, iiiigciuirrt , re^. 
 
 U n w r o n g li t wax . bnfi 3iiiigifriiiuiicf)JS 
 
 Uu«vrung', uuruug' , adj. uwn 
 briljr, iiiigrpregt. 
 
 Unyielded, unyeeld'ed, a<(j. iiidjt 
 aiifgrgrbcn, ni(i)t liberlniTeii ; fi^ nisi)t ubtt- 
 gebcii hnbeiib. 
 
 Unyielding:, unyeeld'ing, adj. 1. 
 nid)t niifijcbeiiB. 2. iiiiiind)flii'i'ig , iiiibeiig. 
 faiii, iliirrf&png- 3. uiifrgicbig, iiiiciiitrngiid). 
 
 Unyoke, unyoke', V. a. 1. tnt)0(i)ei\ 
 nbjodjeii, locrpniiiieii, rtiifrpaiineii. 2. l Qi: 
 na6 flufgebtii, (id) i>oii ». trciiiicu. Shak 
 3. t iai Odd) ablegcii, niUrul)cn. Shak. 
 
 To unyoke one'* self out of slavery. 
 bai 5Dd) ber Siiedjtfetflft nbidjiiftrlii. 
 
 Unyoked, uuy&kt', adj. l. bed 3i>' 
 d)ti iiiigciuoljiiti uimiiterji'djt. 2. i aii6gf= 
 Infieii. SuAK. (ret, oljne PJi'irti'l. 
 
 Unzoned, itinzftnd', adj. tiiigrgur^ 
 
 Up, up, (nngclf. up, upp; nuf; fdjiu 
 up) praep. ttuf, . . t)\»aaf, . . I)iiiait, . . t)er- 
 niif , . . niifiuiirt*. 
 
 Up the hill, ben ^'ige( I^innn. In going 
 
 a hill, bei SSefleiguiig tinti Serge*. - the 
 
 river, stream, ben J^lug I;inau|', gliig oiif' 
 
 ivnrtd, Strom atifiixirU. - the country. 
 
 Up, adv. 1. ouf. [laiibe:nivnrt£. 
 
 To stand up. niif|lef)en. To look -, niifs 
 fcljen , in bit ^olje ftljeii. To bear — , to go 
 — , to lift -, to get -, to bind — , to blow 
 — , to grow -etc. etc., f. tie bcirrffeiiben 3iit= 
 mrrtcr. To get - into a tree, niif tineii 
 93nuni (leigen. Settled up, abge|'d)lufTeii d'. 
 9{ed)iiungen). 
 
 Up there, brt oben. He is not -, er ifl 
 \\\i)X niif (niiBer 6ein Setre). When he was 
 -, a\i tx nutgetliiiibeii lunr diet) erf)Pbeii 
 tjntte). The suu is -, bie ©piiiie ifl niitge.- 
 gaiigen (flef)t fiber bem^oriionte). We went 
 to etc., mir gingen iind) K. I)innuf, \u it. 
 ifin&ui ic. To fall - ktaifk, bie Itcppe ()in» 
 
 UPB 
 
 iiuf fnflen. - with my tent! mein Belt nnfj 
 gci'djlngeii ! Shak. - to , t)\6 an , b\& aiif. 
 
 - to the chin in water, bi3 ani fiiiiil im 
 IDiifTer. Up! up! inlerj. (iiiflrtur! - au 
 end. fliifiwiirt*, in !Srrge. It makes my h.Tir 
 stand - an end, brtrilbfr flel;eii luir tifl 
 diiare ju Serge. — and down, nnf unb nie« 
 ber, out niib nb; ()iit iiiib Ijcr; Ijier unb burr; 
 ryilax.] nuf unb niebrr. To follow any one 
 
 - and down, (finein iiberflfl iiarfjfolgen. Tlia 
 river, the flood is -, Der Jliig, bie g-liirlj 
 \\e\)t l)fd). My blood is -, bad 2)Illt fodlt 
 mir in ben ^dern. These plants will be 
 quickly -, Diefe ^flanjen lucrben balb niif» 
 
 ildjeil. From his youth -, UBII dVilU'r) 3u« 
 
 iieiib fliif, wn Jtinbfibcinea tin. The par- 
 liament is -, iM ^iirlrtiiiciit \\\ iu (Jnbe, 
 oie ©i^ungen be« ^pntlnineiit* fmD gefdHiM"* 
 Ten. The people are - in arms, Mi 5Bolf 
 111 9liifrnl)r (jnt bie 5ICiiffen crgriffen. (The 
 gentle archbishop of York) is -, ()nt fitft 
 L-mp5rt, i|l nnrgrilanben. Shak. Those thai 
 were — , (kept others low), jcne, bie eriiUirt 
 luaren. Spenser. To be - to a thing, einer 
 •£iid)e geii)iid}iVii lein, eiiie (£iid)e ucrjlchen, 
 oegreifen, fiiJTeii, O Griua* meg Ijiiben, lo« 
 l)iiben. lam -, \i) Ijnbe geiuoniieii; icfi lj>i'>e 
 e6 lueg. To work — the pa.ssions to rage, 
 6ie fieiBeniVtnften bi< jiir 'Soutl) (leigerii, 
 lUlfregen. Till we have wrought ourselves 
 
 - to this degree of etc., \sii ivir Ulid )U 
 biefetn ®rabe uon k. erljoben, nngefeuert 
 tjilben. Attekburv. The ups and downs 
 of life, bie luedju'liifi'n Scbenfifdjicfriile , bie 
 (f-bbe II. (J'li") bc5 mMti. She is looked 
 
 - to as etc., ninn fifht fie a\& jc. nn. - to, 
 nod), yeniiig. Live — to the etc., lebe iin(t) 
 ben K. 1 will he - with him, i(i) iverbe, 
 iwifl i|)in f(l)on gnuticjjrcii fciii- We were - 
 with them, iwir holtdi fie eiii. - with, 1. 
 iinf tnit (b. f). hi'b' in bie 5p5f)e, in bie ^Blje 
 gehuben; j. S. - with the timber). 2. jiiiti 
 ®d)lagen bereit. - with her fist, (te lji'6 
 fdjiMi bie S)iiii6 (iiif. 
 
 2. (ji-ran. Up comes a fox to him, c6 
 fonimr ein 5?itd)5 niif il)n in, it iiiiljerr fi4> 
 il)m fin 5'irt)f- L'Estramoe. 
 
 Upitenr, uphAre', pmet. upbore; 
 pp. upijoriie, V. a. 1. Ijcben. 2. in ber .^L'lje 
 erhnltfii, (iiifri'dit hiilreii, trngen. 3. linden. 
 
 Upbiitd , I'lpbliiJ', V. a. anfbiiiben. 
 Ml Die ip&l)e biiibiMi. 
 
 Uphlu't^', iipblA', V. a. + nnfbmreii. 
 
 Upbraid, I'phrAde', (atigrlf. upge- 
 liredan) v. a 1. a) To — any one with or 
 for, (t n. * to - a man of etc., to - to 
 a man his evil practices etc.; S'inen einer 
 <Bai;)t ber(t)nI6igcn, (S-mem ©tronfi uonuerfeii, 
 iu>r()iilrcn, oorrurfen, juni SBurnuiri nind)eii. 
 b) Giiicin, einer (£iid)e jiim SBonuiirf gerei» 
 d)en, jtim Inbcl gereidjen. 2. ((5-iiifineinpfrtn« 
 gene '5S3u^(tl)nten lo PDriuerfen. 3. fdjelteii, 
 tr.beln; ll fdjelten. 4. • oeriid)tlid) beljiiiu 
 belu. Spenseb. 
 
 1. b) How much doth thy kindness u p- 
 
 braid my wickedness! Sidnev. 
 
 2. God who giveth to all men liberally, 
 and upbraideth not, (u. ri'ictet eiS 
 9?iftnnnb nnf). Bin p.. 
 
 Upbrnider, upbridur, §. (Finer, 
 ber -Mnbeni Ctiuafi wonuirft, ber ©djeiteiiDe, 
 laMcr. 
 
fOl^ Fate, far, fall. fat. .11^. met. linp. fin. N6. move, n6r, got, 6il. ciddd. Ttibe, tub, full. t^in. THU. 
 
 I'pbraiding-, upbii'dJng. «• tcii 
 Bmuirfiii, £rt)i'ircii; pi. -s, tie SBDrmurfc 
 
 llpbraidiug-ly, upbrA'dingle. adv. 
 mtmuxi^me'u'e , nil* 1n^eI, Mi SBormiirf. 
 
 Upbray, upbri', v. a. * rrfjelteu, 
 befrf)impieii ; f. Upbraid. 
 
 Upbroug-Jtt, upbrSwt', adj. t illif= 
 
 Ifp-bye, (rcf)0tt.) a little way 
 farther on; up the way. 
 
 l'pca»it, up'kast, adj. nufgciworfen, 
 fliifflerchlnfleit; niifgetriebeii. (91iigen. 
 
 Willi upcast eyes, niit (iiifgcrcf)ln()fiien 
 
 I'pcast, s. 1. [^egelfp.] in SCiirf, 
 ©d)iit). 2. [OiTtl.] reproach. 
 
 Updraw, irpdriiw', v. a. t niifjiet 
 |)cn, in tt( ip5l)e jiel^eii. 
 
 l.'^pg'Ming', upgi'ing, «. f. Ascent. 
 
 Upg-Htlier, upgaTH'ur, v. a. -f }u< 
 fnnimfiijid)cn , niitTniiiiiiel". 
 
 I'pgTO'fV, I'lpgro', c. n. t •^"f'V'i'fe' 
 ftn , ill Die 5?M)e iimitreii. [<ielip6cii. 
 
 Upliand, upliaiid', nrfj. niit tfr 5?aiiS 
 
 Upliaud, n'cbintj uphold, main- 
 tain. (I <-iid und er ob li gati on. 
 
 I'pliauden, (rrf)Pfr.) supported. 
 
 I'plieave, upheve', V. a. niifhcben, 
 fntVDrl)elH'ii. [Uphold. 
 
 Uplield, ilplilld', praet. II. pp- I). 
 
 Uphill, up'hiil, adv. btrqan , bevQ 
 fltif, nufiunrtg. 
 
 To write uphill, friimni f(^)rci6eti. 
 
 IJpliill , adj. be\<bmerl{d) , tm'ilifani. 
 
 Vplioard , uphord' , v. a. f aiif: 
 ^niifeii , niifilnpeln. 
 
 ITpIloid, uph&ld', praet. U. pp. up- 
 held, V. a. 1. in tie §ohe f)alten, fliifrcd)t 
 fjnrten, niifdaltcii, niifljebeii. 2. f)alteii, tra-. 
 Cen, flfi^en. 3. l a) f)altcii , ntifre(t)t erl)nl> 
 ten. b) uuter^alten (ten SBifertlaiiB 20. 
 t) cr^nlteii. 
 
 (Faulconbridge, In spite of spite), alone 
 ■ p holds tlie day, t)ef;aiiptet allciii fen 
 Xnfl. Shak. For the upholding of the 
 whole, jiir (^r(}nltun(j ie6 PJnnjen. 
 
 Upliolder, uph6ld'ur, *. 1. bie 
 ©tu^e, bi'r Grljalret. 2. ttt 2eid)eii6ei'orflcr. 
 
 Upliolsterer, upliols'turur, «. 
 fcfr taptjierer, '5)iB&el()niibIer. 
 
 Upholstery, upiiols'turi, t. bie 
 irtpfjiernrfceit, Mi ^imnntQtratt). 
 
 Upland, up'land, i. MS ^odjlani). 
 
 Upland, udj. jii ^orfjinntetn , juui 
 $Dd)inii6e fle(;6rig , Iji^ct) Qdeqen. 
 
 Upland inhabitants, $i}f)t!n6en)0^nev. 
 - rude, t rcf), luie 23crg6eiui'f)ner. 
 
 U p 1 a n d - w i 1 1 o w , bie rot()e 5H3cibe. 
 
 Upianfler, uplandur, «. Ber ^od)' 
 iSuBet, SBcrgbomoljiier, $o!)en6ciunt)nct. 
 
 Uplandi.sh, upland'ish,a4/. l.t)Dd): 
 tfiiMirf), gcbirflird). i. l tot). 
 
 Upiay, upii', r. a. t niiffffjcn, nuf: 
 ^niifrn , fnnmieln. (in bie $Bl)e fi"it)rcn. 
 
 Uplead, uplede', p. a. cinpnrleiteti. 
 
 Uplift, uplift', p. a. niiffji'ben, cm< 
 |)Drl)eben, f)orf) Ijcben. 
 
 Up9ock, uploii', V. a. nuffAftcgen. 
 
 Uplook) uplook', V. n. t aufrcl)eu, 
 oiifrrtjnuen. 
 
 Upmost, up'mAst, adj. + oberft, 
 ljed)<\. \u f)['>d>|T; r. Uppermost. 
 
 Upo', fiir Upou. 
 
 UFO 
 
 Upon, uppon', (anoelf. nfan, nfon. 
 
 life) d'. iai nut - gnnj flleidjbcbcnteiibe 
 11; praep. 
 
 1. nnf. 
 
 Upon tlie table, fluf bein tifcf)?. -a 
 liill. iiiif eiufin ipiiijel. - ilie roof, aiif bem 
 Zind)t. - tlie iHtcli, eiiljjeflinft. d have seen 
 lier rise from lier bed), throw lier niglit- 
 gown - her. il)t iJtnd)tfifib iiniiuerfen. A 
 tillip -. tlie nose, bft 'iJiilfi'lli'liibcr. - the 
 right hand, jiir re^jten Jpniib,. }ur JJec^ttii. 
 
 2. t nuf. 
 
 To be upon a journey, niif ber 9{cifc 
 i"ein. - duty, [0)tilit.] ntif bem "JSoilen, iin 
 Dienfle. It is — record, e^ t|1 niiigejei(t)ntt. 
 
 3. an (nolle, bet). 
 A village upon 'he Thames, ein .t)ovf 
 
 an ber lljemfe. - their frontiers, an iijren 
 ®reiijen. (jfi.jenb) nuf. 
 
 4. (cine aDciuegung na<S) einein 3i«Ic «"= 
 Put it upon tlie table legt ti fluf btin 
 
 5. 1 nuf, bei 2c. [Xifit). 
 Impose upon yourself this task, legceiict) 
 
 Dicfe 9lrbci[ nnf. - my word, nuf inein 
 ilDort. - the credit of etc., nuf fa6 SeugiiiB 
 i>Dn 2C. - enquiry, nuf Qe{(t)c\)ent STurt): 
 frnge. - command, nuf Siefd)!. - tliis con- 
 dition, nnf biefe iiJcbinjjiing, mit biet'cin ^n-. 
 bing. - tiiese terms, nuf biefe Sebingiingen 
 htn. — our repentance we liope etc. , in 
 (Jolge unferrr 9{eue Ijoffen luir 2c. - (tlie) 
 recommendation of etc., nuf bie (Snipfi'l): 
 lung mm 2c. -a mere suspicion, nuf eincn 
 blDpen a5ei:bnrf)t l)in , auS blogciu 93erbn(l)te. 
 
 - his principles, unc^ feiueu ©ruubfn^en. 
 
 - this, fjiernuf. - this event, bei Diefeni 
 2Sorfiifle. - these great events, bei ®elegcu: 
 l^cit bici'cr gn^pcn 93egebeuf)eiten. - ilie first 
 opportunity , bei cr)ler (5)elegcnl)cit. This 
 advantage we lost — tlie invention of etc., 
 burd) bie (Srftnbnng bei 2c. gingen.iuir bie; 
 fc6 S3ortl)eil6 i>erlii|lig. - pain of death, bei 
 lobcfflrnfe. - tiie penalties of tlie law, boi 
 ben grfc^lid)cii ©trnfen. - the whole, — the 
 whole matter, nad) ^IHeni, ini (Snnjen. An 
 excellent officer — any bold enterprise, ein 
 fur jebc< ful)ne llnternel^men iuirji"iglid)t'r 
 Dffijier. He sent the officer — a bold enter- 
 prine, er fc^itfte ben Dffijier nuf ein filfjue* 
 llnterne()nieH ani. They are now engaged 
 
 - the affairs of the bank, bie 55nnN91nfle; 
 legeni)eiten berd)nftigcn fie je^t. What is 
 he -? uiit lunfi bcrd)afrigt er \i(t), ma^ ifl 
 bft ©egenflnnb fetner 25efd)nfrtgnna? To 
 borrow money - etc., ®elb borgen , ent- 
 lefjnen, nufncijinen nuf 2c. - mortgage, nuf 
 ^l)potf)cf. He came - an hour's warning, 
 eine ©tiinbe, Uddjbem mnn tl)n befleflt l)ntte, 
 fnin ft. - the seventh day, nuf ben {iebtn-- 
 ten Ing, ntn fif^'fiite'' X<iG^- ~ "'* '''''' "^ 
 January, nuf ben erilen 3nnnnr, nm erjlfu 
 Onnunr. Come - a sunday, fomiiien 61c 
 nuf eiuen ©onntng. - that very day , nn 
 bfinfelben Xnge, an bem nntnlidjen 4.n<ie. 
 A bill - a merchant, ein 2Bc(t)rel nuf einen 
 fiotlfmnnn. To have a bill, letter, draft - 
 . . ., einen 5a3ed)ffl, cinelrntte nnf 2c. Ijnbcn. 
 
 - my honor, bet tneiner ©l)»e. He is - his 
 departure, et ill rcifefertig. My blood - 
 your head, tnein ©lilt foimiie liber eufr 
 i^niipt! Tht Philistines be - thee, Samson, 
 II ^t)ili|Ter liber bit, (Simfon! - out lives, 
 
 bfi iinfenn Peben. To make war — etc., 
 Giiifn befriegen. — his coming, bei feine» 
 'Mnfiillft. He has been — an embassy tt 
 etc.. er hntte eine ©cnbiiiig nn 2c. To take 
 
 - one's self, nuf ftd) nel)infn, ubernefjnien. 
 To assume -, [3{frf)t«fpr.I^ eiiie 95erbiiib« 
 iid)fcir nuf fid) neljmen, eiuiieiun. I judge 
 I he number — or near the rate of etc., id; 
 irtin^e il)re 3'iM nnf ob. nnf) nn 2C. There 
 weie slain of them — a tliiee thousand 
 men, ii u. blifbcn tubtbfi breitnnfcnb Wniin. 
 To live - etc.. Ifben oon 2C. A tax - etc, 
 fine Slbgnbe nuf 2C. Letters - letters, 93rlefe 
 (nnf ob.) fiber 25riefe. (There is a great 
 difference betwixt) what we do — foree, 
 and what — inclination, ruai luir ge}n)unt 
 nen u. mnS ivir au& -TJcigiiitg tf)uii. - my 
 finishing it, iveiin id) ei fertig t)abe. I past 
 my lime - writing, id) perbriiige ineiiie3<!it 
 init (Sd)reibeii. - casting etc. thereon, 
 luenii ninii 2c. bnrnnf luirfr. - reading etc., 
 ivenn man ic. lieit, gflefen i}at, beiin Oefen 
 :c. Paupers come - the parish or town, 
 'ilnnc fnfleu bem £irct)rpicle ob. ber iStnBt 
 jiir 2nft. 
 
 6. t l^ntt by. 
 
 She died upon his words. Shak. 
 
 Upper, up'pur, (coinpay. p. up) adj 
 ober, Dbcr . . , l)ijljrr. 
 
 Upper lip. bie Dbcrlippe. — grinders, 
 bie (Stoffinl)ne , 2i5ei5l)eitf jal)ne. - leather, 
 bn* Cberiebcr (nn ®d)ul)eii). - room, cie 
 Oberilnbe. - part, bas ob. ber Dberrl)iil. 
 
 - kide. bie obere ©cite, Dbcrfeire. The — 
 Rhine, ber Dbtrrhein. —Saxony, DberraddVii. 
 
 - house, ['53olir.] bn6 Dberljnii^. - ganet, 
 I. ba6 Di'rrihibdicn. 2. i (niid) — story) 
 fie Dbfrfiiibf, bnS DbiTjliibdjcu, (i3el)irn. An 
 
 - story, em obercr ©rorf. The - story, rni 
 oberjle ©torfiuerf, ber rberite ©tocf. The — 
 deck, [-TOnr.j bn* obcrjle Decf, 95erberf. - 
 liand , Die Dberl),iiib (ber SSortheil, Cie ©u» 
 perioritnr;. li got the - hand of etc.. ei 
 gfipnnn tie Dberl)nnb fiber 2C. - fresli- 
 water-formalion , [@COl.] ©UBlunffer.-finlt. 
 
 - marine formation, [QJeol.] ©nnb, ©niib> 
 flcin linb ^)Kcrgcl. - stratum of a slate- 
 quarry, ["Win.] ciet)nd)fd)iile, 5li)^fd)ivnrfe. 
 
 Upper-attaint, f Aturid)t«icb.] bit 
 ©el)iieiu'erle9ung , 5led)rcia«erloijun9. - • 
 case, [ii)pogr.] ber obere ©d)riftfnilfn. — 
 chalk, ((SJcor.J bie geiool)nlid)e reine njfiile 
 Jlrcibe. — -ro Her, [i.eppid)i«cO.) bcv >irt)iiut» 
 florf. --square, [■'IRuiijiu.] tcr 'iiSiippeiu 
 (Itmpcl, SBniilbilBilcnipcl. --works, [OKnt.] 
 bn* Cbcniucrf, tobte iUerf. 
 
 ITpperinUSt, up'purmost. adj. I. 
 opcril, I)i)d)i1, ju l)od)it, obeu. 2. l To be -, 
 bie Oberl)niib l}nbcn; oorl)erri"d)fnb feni. 
 
 Upping'~bIOCk, up ping-blok, «. 
 f. J o s s i u g - b I o c k. [ nninn^eiib. 
 
 UppiKh, uppish, adj. o |loi), tro^tg. 
 
 Uppisiliy, up'pishli, ade. o i)o(), 
 troijig, oben nuf. 
 
 UppiNhness, up'pishnes, «. o bet 
 tro^, ©tol}, llebcrninti). U)bhta. 
 
 Upraise, upraxe'. t>. a. e'i'l)ebtn, er< 
 
 I'prear, uprere', V. a. 1. nufrid)tcil. 
 2. nufjieitfii. 
 
 Uprig'ht, up'iite, uprite', adf. I. 
 ni.fred)!, gernbe; niifgcvi(^tet, in bie Jpohe 
 fleljenb; ['OKnr.J nu[rc(<)f, gernbe liegent 
 
Vkif. far. fall, fat M4. met. Fine, f !n. N6, mbve, n6r, got, 6il. rl6ud. Tube. inh. full i/mii. Tllis. 1 059 
 
 UPR 
 
 (p. ©cftiffen). 2. f gcrrtbe, nufri^tig, reb; 
 lift), bicDer, rect)trcf)nffeii. 3. in Die $5I)C, 
 aufmatti I'om 93o^el1. Shah. 
 
 His hair stands upright, feine 5piiare 
 flel)fii in bit $o()e. Sitting - , nuftedjt 
 (itjpnt). All have their ears -, MQc rpit)tii 
 tit Dhren. 
 
 Upright-loom, fcet ffl3<6crfltil)l fitr 
 l)Ort)f(t)m'tifle Ifijpidje. — tool, [illjnnnd).] 
 fine ^OTiirdjiiif ji"" WcniBcl)aiigcii. 
 
 Uprig-kt, up'rfie, «. I. [9lrc^it.] lev 
 Sliifrig, £ran^rig. 2. ttmai 9liifrf(t)tc« of. 
 ©l•ra^e«. 3. (3iininerl.l em Jjaiipibaifcu , 
 fcer ttn Dndifpiirren jur ©ttlQe biciit. 
 
 Upriglltly, up'iiiele, adv. 1. ntlf' 
 W(t)t, flfrnce. 2. ± ofr'it'e; o"''**' ^"^' 
 ((tnffen. [Scbcii fi'il)ren 
 
 To live uprightly, fiit red)rfd)nfffiief 
 
 Vprig-lltlieSSf up'n'tenes, t. 1. ^ 
 bif PifMM)nr. 2. 1 bie igcrntljfit, 9(ufrid>: 
 tiflffit 9ve(t)ri'ctiiffenl)fit, 9?eBli(t)feit. 
 
 Upri«e, upiue', r. n. I. niifiteljcii. 
 2. niifi'!e.ijeii, d'. ber ©uiine) ftuf(jel)cu. 
 
 Tha tteep uprising of the hill , * bcr 
 (leile ^difiviuj) bc^ $Ui)r(£. 
 
 KpriMe, J. « I. tiai ^tifiWien. 2. bat 
 Wufilfideii, bcr '■lliifijong (ber ©oiiiie ic). 
 
 Uprising:, uprhJng, «. l. ba6 iUii- 
 (leljen, 2. bat 3liifflel;cn , bcr "Jliifijaiifl ( bcr 
 Coiine K<). 
 
 Upronr , up'rore . (tjofl. aproer; 
 9Jiifr!il)r) t. bcr aiufriil)r, Siirm, bie llurulje. 
 fijenuimiiifl. [Senuirrima briiigeii. 
 
 To set in an uproar, in '21iitnit)r, in 
 
 Uproar, upr&re'. V. a. f iiiifciil)ren 
 Bcricirreit. 
 
 Uprullf upr&Ie'. V. a. aufroncn. 
 
 Upruot. uproui', r. a. iiu^iviir)cli>, 
 entii'iirjriii, aii6reiSen. ( anfiloren. Shak. 
 
 Uprouse, upr&uie', 17. a. Aiifivccfen, 
 
 Upset, upset'. V. a. iiiiiiluricii, tint: 
 Vcricn (m\t tiiien 2Dniifii lo. 
 
 Upsettillgr, upset liiig, adj. [Ocrtl.j 
 conceited, assuming. 
 
 UpKliot, lipkliot, t. bcr ^luSgnita. 
 85fl"d)lii§, bui QMt. 
 
 When It comes to the upshot, loenii 
 
 mon ti beim Cidjte brrtrl)t. At the -, eiib. 
 lid). Upon tlie -, ivcnn ts tini iinb iini 
 foinnit, nni ©!ibe. The - of his piission 
 was only to bid him gone, frin Si^^l^li enbit]tf 
 flit) bniiiit, ba^ er ihn fortiicljcM Ineg. 
 
 Upside, tip'side, t. bit obcrc <StHc. 
 
 Upside down, jii obirfl )ii tintcril, bii£ 
 Cbctfle ju unterfl, iiin iinb inn, ijber tiu^ 
 uber. [witti. quit with. 
 
 UpRides '«vi(li , [Dcrtl.] even 
 
 UpKiftiiigr> up'siiiiHg, «. ba& %ui 
 (l^eii, "Jliifilr^fn. 
 
 Upspriug^, upspring', o. M. t in 
 tit 5?ohe rpriiiflcit, fitipor fpringen. 
 
 Upsprinsr» up. spring, t. 1. f. Up- 
 ■ turt. 2. bcr .^opfer (ciii tanj). Shah. 
 
 UpNt»nd, ijpstand'. 0. n. f nufivart^ 
 |!ehf;i, gcrnbc tlcljeii, (id) niii'ri4)icn. 
 
 Upfftarillgr, upsti'ring, adj. (liir 
 tenb. 111 bie 5?li1)c ilefjrnb. 
 
 Upstart, up'iitart, t. ber (finpor 
 fciiuniliiid, ejliirfepilj. - adj plptjlirf) ent 
 (Inubeu; j. S. --passions, plo^licf) cnr 
 innbene eeiben|(t)(iften. --pride, ber 
 
 ttaURUflPl^. 
 
 URC 
 
 Upstart, upstart', o. n. aiiff(if|ren, 
 nuffpriiigen, aiiffd)iegen. 
 
 Upst»y, lipsti", V. a. (lil^rn, fjniten. 
 
 Upswarin, upswanu', v. a. t nuf- 
 rcgi'n, iiiifiui'iljlen. 
 
 I'P-tak, [Ocrtf.] conception (ap- 
 plied to tlie understanding). 
 
 Uptake, uptiWe', o. a. t aiifnef)men, 
 in bif .'paiibe nel)men. 
 
 Uptear, iiptare', V. a. nnfreigen. 
 
 Uptriftin, iiptiine', v.a. f niifiicften. 
 
 Upturn, upitirn', t>. a. aufiuerfen. 
 
 Up%%'ard, lip'wiird, orfj. noit) I'beii 
 fleriditet; [ipanbel] biiinen(niibircj), <arroni 
 niifiuart* ob. Cnnb cmiuarts gel)enb (uoii 
 •iBrtiireii). [Sd)eitcl. Shah. 
 
 Upward, «. f bie Spit;e, ber Oipfei, 
 
 Up^vard, ^a(<v. 1. anp 
 
 Upwards, up'wurdi, ^ marts, in 
 Pie Spi>i)e. 2. i bariibcr (incftr alsj; - of. 
 iin, I'lber. 3. i^ben, iibenuntti. 
 2. Ten pounds and upwards. — of ten 
 years have elapsed. 
 
 Trace the stream upwards, pertutge 
 ben ©from in ber 9{i(t)tiiiiij feiner Quelle. 
 And trace tlie muses - to their spring, tl. 
 gel)' (iiif ben Qiiefl ber -Dhifen jiiriicf. Pope. 
 
 Up^vltirl, uphwerl', v a. U. v. n. 
 I'lnpmuirbcln. [aiifiuirfciii. 
 
 Upwind, upwind', V. a. aiifiviiibcu, 
 
 Uran-g'liiiiiner,]rd'ran-glimuiilr, 
 (diirt) Urnu-mica; «. ( 'Wmeraln.] ber 
 llr.inalinimiT. lUranit, bai llran, llrmierj. 
 
 Uraiiite, yii ranit. s. l-Mfinemig.] bcr 
 
 Urauitic , yiiranii'ik. , adj. )uin 
 llrniiit afl)L''riG. iirnnitartifl. [b.i6 Uniu. 
 
 Uraiiiuui,>i!lii'>ieuai, f.L'r^iiiernig.J 
 
 Protoxyd of u ra n i u m. bn6Uriin(pC(6)cri. 
 
 Uran-OClier, yuran ikur, (. hM 
 nrrdig.] ber Uranii(t>eT, bie ':pc4bienbe. 
 
 Uraiiogrrapliy , yiiranog grafi. 
 ijjr.) «• bie ^iminciBbcrdjriibiiiig , llriinci= 
 gri^phie. tbie UraMDU>(jie, $iinim'l6lel}re. 
 
 Uranulog-y, yti.aiiol'loji, (gr.) *• 
 
 UraMOinetry.yiiiaiiom'meire,(gr.) 
 #. bie 5piminei»ini|7iin(j. 5?iminddmfpfun(l, 
 llrniiomcrric. [*■ b^& llrr.ucffop. 
 
 UranOSCOpe, yi'nan'osliipe. (gr.) 
 
 UraitUSCOpist, yuianos'kipi»t, t. 
 Dfr2}eDbiivrter bc6:>piininci^, i^imineir(t)aner, 
 StcrmVljfr. 
 
 UranuSCOpy, ytiranos'kipi , «. 
 bie 53tiH'a(t)runfl beS ^iitimele, ©terii|"et)erei, 
 llninofi'tipie. 
 
 l^raiius,yd'ranus.«.[<21i'lron.JUriinn«. 
 
 Uritte, viiiiie. (f. Uric; t. [gljein.j 
 hnriifaiire^, iiriiiraureiJ ©alj. 
 
 Urate oi potash. Iiarnfatire* JTali. 
 
 Urban, ur'ban. ». Urban, Urbann^ 
 
 Urbane, urhaue', (lar.) adj. tjoflid). 
 nrtig, r,fntrct, urban. 
 
 Urbanity, urban'etA, *. I. bie Sp'of. 
 (id)feit, ^Irtigfeif, Sebcnfiart, ©irtenaniniitl), 
 Urbaninit. 2. bie <)}riiiitirfcir, eebljaftigfeit. 
 
 Urbanize, ur'hanize, V. a. artig, 
 ifofii^b- feiii ftrrig inacben. 
 
 Urcenlate, ilr'seolAte, ((.urceolusi 
 adj. I5ii^t.] fnigfiJriu'fl- 
 
 Urclliu, ilr'tsliin. ((at. erinaceus) $. 
 1. bcr Sgel, tai ®tadjcird)i\)cin. 2. i »> bir 
 (Life fkine 93ii6e, flciuc ©cf)elin, bai: lofe 
 fleiuc '•JKnbdjcn. b> cine lUrt ®ci|let. Siiak. 
 
 URI 
 
 Urchin-like, igcHjaft, flarf)elig. 
 
 Ure, yiire. (p. Ui)V} fat. it. gr. hora) 
 «. (m>d) in inure gebr.) ' ber ®ang (Cauf, 
 Srautft). 
 
 To put in ure, in ffiang brtngcn. To 
 keep in -, im ®ange erf)alten, I'iben. To 
 put one's self in -, fid) geiuol)nen. 
 
 Urea, yu'rea, s. [ 6l}eiu.] bcr $nrn» 
 iloff, Urintlt'ff. 
 
 Ure -ox, yiire'oks, «. ber 91uerod)S. 
 
 Ureter, yuretur, (gr.) *. [^liiat.] ber 
 i^anigaitg, ^arniucg. [fpariiroljre. 
 
 Uretlira, yuve'thrk, t. (9liiaf.) bie 
 
 Uretiirutoiity , yuiet/not 6mi, 
 igr.) *. [ OKi'b.] bcr $arnr5lireiii'd)nitt. 
 
 Urg'e, urje. (lat. urgeo) v. a. \. (nut 
 t) braugen, pcrfrangen. 2. preffrn, treibeii, 
 antreibcn, iiDtljigeii, plagcn, in G-inen brim 
 gen, (finein anlifgen. 3. reijcn; (©inen) 
 lUifbringcn , erbiitcrn. 4. G-tma6 init ©ifer 
 obcr ^ci'tigfcit bctrciben; ficft eifrig ntu ic. 
 beiuirbeii; 6e|M)lciinigen (Octnnnbd JJ'urt)'' 
 ©djicfi'ai 2c.). 5. (S-tipa« nad)brt'i(flid) gelrenb 
 inad)f n , fid) aiif 6Tipa6 ileifen , niif @n«a« 
 briitgen, niif ic. bcilcljcn, baA |larf)1e ffleiuidjt 
 auf K. legcn. 6. (ftwai mit 9?ac^brucf nn» 
 greifen , (einer i){eligion ic.) }u Sei6e oet)en, 
 4U|'ct;en. 
 1. Heir urges heir, like wave Impelling 
 wave. Poi'B. 
 
 My brother did urge me in this act, 
 ineiii'Briibcr trifb mid) jii biefiTlfjat. Shak, 
 ( iiigh Epidaurus) -s on my speed, triibt 
 mid) an jiir ^\U. To - the fire, ^ai Jeiicr 
 anrd)uren. He urged on proofs, er bericf 
 fid) auf ©Piueife. To - liie plea of neces- 
 sity, ?RDtl)iueiibigfcit pi>ri'd)iiijen. To - npoa 
 any one, to - to one's acceptance, O'ltiiin 
 anfbringen. To — an ore with intense lieat, 
 ein Gtj einer grogen, flarPen ^pi^e iintrr. 
 
 Urg-e, p. n. fid) braugen. (lumen. 
 
 He strives to urge upward. 
 
 Urgency, ur'jense. J. bic Di'iiig< 
 lid)ffit, bai Dnngi-nbej ber Braitg, •Jitn)> 
 braiig. Igenb, >riiii]iid). 
 
 Urgent, tir'jent, adj. braugciib, i^riii! 
 
 To be in in g e ii t need of etc. , (Sriini^ 
 l)6d)rt norl)ig briiiid)i'n. 
 
 Urg°en(ly, I'n'jentli, ade. bringeiib, 
 aiif einc briiigciibe -ajru'e. 
 
 Urger, lir'jur. *. ber Draiigeiibe, 
 Ircttenbe, ©iniT, bcr &nua« aiif eine brut* 
 geiibe 2Cei|"e nad)i'iid)t. 
 
 Urg'e-WOnder, urjewun'dur, s. 
 [Bur.) eiiie 'Mrt 5?inimel*ger|1e. Igeub. 
 
 Urging, ui'jing, adj. brangeitb, brin> 
 
 Uric, yu rik, (p. lat. urina; adj. - 
 acid. [gtjem.J bie $ori»ianre, S8iafeu|letn» 
 fanre. 
 
 Uriin, yu'rim. (fjebr. ®.) «. H - and 
 thuMiinim. IjilD. 9{il.) 2id)t tiiib Wed)r. 
 
 Urinal, yuicnal , (lat. iiriualis) I. 
 bai X>arngla», llniigia^, ifjariiiirfae , bcr 
 Uriiil)iiUir; [(Eljeiii.j bic i.iiigi;.afige iioibnu 
 flnfd)e. 
 
 Urinary, yiiiinare, adj. ben ^arn 
 betrrifcnb, $arn . . , llriii.., I;ariiarng. 
 
 Uiinary bladder, bie ii)arnblnfe. - 
 passage, bie $ar!irijl)re. 
 
 Urinary, _ ^ \ ^ 
 
 Urinariuin, yilreiii reum, J 
 [Sanbiuirtl)t"d).J bai 'WiihiHijferlod). 
 
 67* 
 
1060 Fate, far, fh\L fat. ML met. Fine. f!n. N6, move. n6r, got, 6fL cUM. TAbe. tub, ffill. t^in. THIs. 
 
 UKI 
 
 I'rinative) yu'renativ, a^j- ^atiu 
 
 tri'il'fiiP. 
 
 Medicines urinative, ^nmmittcl. 
 I'rinator, yurena'tur, (lat. SD.) «- 
 
 6iT iiii!d)er. (Utin. 
 
 Urine, yu'r'n, (fflt. <H5.) «. ter §iini, 
 Urine, v.n. iai SBiiffer Inffen, i)nriien, 
 
 urinirni. luriunttig. 
 
 Urinous, yu'niius, adj. ^nriiottiij, 
 Urinous spirit, btr §arnflci|l, llriiu 
 
 I'rn, urn, (Int. urna) «. 1. bie Urne (nle 
 £rtiimitf) , ber ^nig; (iiicii(]crerSebeiitg.) a) 
 ber 2irrtienfrii(j. b) btr SDafferfrug. 2. [rinii. 
 giltirrl).) bie Uriic (dn Wag = 3V2 gal- 
 lons Ob. = V2 2linpl)Dra). 
 
 Urn -nig, ber Ifppid) ffir bie Xf)te> 
 ninftt)ine. --stand, b(isthfciiinfd)iiienge|1f(l. 
 
 Urn, V. a. in eiiie ttriie Irgeii, eiiit 
 fct'.ieBfii. [ber ^oriibnid). 
 
 Urocele, yu'r/>sele. (gr.) 3. l^ei.] 
 
 Uroinnncer, vuioui'an>>ur, > 
 
 A (or ) 
 
 Uroinant, yuiomant', 5 
 
 «. brr Siiirnbeuter, 5?iiri\iunl)rfn3er, fin 2lrjt 
 
 ber fiiif .&rnnf()cit nuf beni ^nrn beurt[)eilt 
 
 Uroinancy, yaiom'anse, <■ bie 
 ^iirnbenterei , ^nriibciitiing , 5?iinin)flt)t 
 foflfrn. 
 
 Uroscopy, yuros'k&pi, (gr.) *. bie 
 S5erirt)rifliiiig beS ifrnrnS, ^nrnrc^nu. 
 
 Urry, ur're, a. [ ©teinfoljlengr.] ber 
 Unne eter fcfewnrje Sc()in. 
 
 Ursa, ui'sa, (Int.) «. [9J(lrun.] ber 
 groge unb fleine SBiir. [mig. 
 
 Ur.tiiforin, ur'seform. adj. 6nreiifor> 
 
 Ursine, ur's'n, adj. jii rineni SSarcn 
 0chori(i Ob. bemrelfcen al)nlic{), ^oren... 
 
 Ursly, urs le, ^ s. (&igennnme) 
 
 Ursula, Ursula, ^ llrfel, Uri'iila. 
 
 Ursuiine,ur'sulin,«.bielirriilinerinn. 
 
 Urticatiou, unelia'sliun. (I. urtica) 
 «. 1. bie >JiifTi'iriid)t. 2. bnS $eitrc{)en init 
 Sfifffilii , nJ6 ipeilniittel &ei Cnfiniungcn. 
 
 Urus, yu'rus, ) (Int.) «. ber llrcc^f, 
 
 Ure, yure, ) 9liiercd)«. 
 
 Us, us, pron. (Dbjeftiu oon We) iiu«. 
 
 Of us. unfer. 
 
 UsMgre, yu'zidje, (fr. 2C., ». (. ntor) 
 #. I. ber Oebrniirf), bn« ^erfonimen. 2. * 
 ber ©rbrnud), bie 0)eiuol)nt)eit, ©iffc, ?Ofn< 
 nier, 'OIrt, bai SSerfahren. 3. bie a5el)niib> 
 lung, SBnifgiiiiiig. 4. [ipnnbel] a) bie 23e' 
 l)niibliiiig. I') bie lli'aiij , ber ^anbcl^fcrnuc^. 
 . Long usage, ba& ipctfouiinen. HI —■ 
 bie i5)'i'''e. Oii'ofifjeit, i"ib(e 23cl)nnb(iing. He 
 found a hard -, er luiirbf (jiirt befjiinbclt. 
 
 UsAi^er, yii'zidjur, 1. •(■ ber Seuii^tr, 
 Diiiijiiirfipr. 
 
 Usance, yu'zanse. (fr. 2D.) ♦. 1. 
 fter fflibrniid), ffleniig, bie ^enii^iing. 2. 
 ber 3in6, bie Siiifen, ^iiterefyea. 3. [ipaiibcl] 
 bill* llio, bie 2Ccd)felfri|l. 
 
 USE 
 
 SSeburfnig. 4. f bie93e{)nnMiing(a5egeflnung). 
 5. ber 3'"^, bie S'l'l'ii, Oi'tcrffTeii- 6- "ie 
 9)riert)f, ber 9){ietl'iiii«. 
 
 To make us e of etc., ©cbraiid) ina(f)cn 
 I'on Jc, fic^ einer >Siirf)e bebituen, ©riunS ge.- 
 braurfjeii, beniifjcn. To make - of any one's 
 name, fid) nufCJ'ilU'n bcnifeii. Ce.stuy que -, 
 [3{ectt6fpr.j bie l^erflMl , luelrfje ben ffle; 
 
 usu 
 
 1. b) Fears use to be represented in an 
 
 imaginary fasliion. Bacok. 
 
 2. Where nerer foot did use, bie nie eiti 
 
 Siig betrnt. Spenser. 
 
 Used, yiizd', adj. uiUd), fle6raiid)ii(l). 
 Useful, yii,se Jul. adj. nu^lid), nu^t 
 tar, broiidjbiir, bieiilirf). 
 
 Little useful to etc., ivenig bieneni) 
 
 imp IjOf. Secondary or .shifring -. 19?cd)t*: Jll ic. To make one's self -, flrf) nu^lic^ 
 fpr.] btr Oiuiig, biT in SJoigr gciuider Uni: , iniid)en. 
 
 fliiiibe lion ©inrni nitf eineii 'Mnbern I'ltjer; Usefully, yuse'fule. adv. ni"itj(irt). 
 flcl^en fiinn. Cliiwiiable -s. friMimie ^IGrrfe. Usefulness, yu.se'falnes . «. bie 
 Rice is of excellent - for eic, iliii ijl sin' ?)'int)Ud)ftir,23raud)t)iirfeit,^ui;Darf>-it; Dien» 
 l)emid>ei ?D?itteI gegen !c. In -, I'lbiid), gei lid)rfir. ll'riui(t)biir. 
 
 Tiie rate of usance. 
 
 luiiifjiilic^, gfbriuid)lid). To bring in -, ge; 
 brnildjlid) niild)en. It lias been also in — 
 Willi otiiers. ef i|l and) bei >}lnbcrn in fflc; 
 brniid) geiucfen. The hook is now in — , bii6 
 '!&uii) luiib jeijt gfbraiid)t. Out of-, nid)t 
 incl;r I'lbiid), iiiigtbraiidjiid), i>eraltet. To 
 put oui of -, niiBer JJiirs fet^en. It was a 
 (Ob. in) - with us, a>ir pftegten. -s and 
 cu!.tonts of the sea, ©et'gebriind)e II. See 
 gen)ol;nt)fitcn. Beyond all -, f ungei»5l)n! 
 lid), Hnfrl)ort. Shak. 01-, ni'i0lid), biens 
 lid), iHMi iJiiitjcn. Of no -, yon feiiicni 
 ^Rli^fll. I have no further - for this book, 
 id) brnnd)e biefeS 95iid> nid)t tne()r, niifet 
 Innger. I have no farther — for life, icp 
 6raiid)e ferner nid)t iiieljr jii leben. Because 
 the picture has no - for them, -J- rocil iai 
 ©eninlbe H)xev Mid)t bebnrf. Necessary -s. 
 bie Cebensbcburfnifje. To let to -, auf^in, 
 fen niifit^iin, nn^Icifjen. To pay -, ver; 
 jinfen. To put to -, nnfSinfen gcbeii, legen 
 (Cyelb). To t«ke -. nuf Siiifen leifjen. 
 
 Prov. Use makes perfectness, tlebuitg 
 nind)t ben ^eiflir. Once a - and ever a 
 custom, jung gfiuo(;iir, alt getljan. 
 
 Use- money bie 3infeii, Ontcrcffen, 
 3in*gclbcr. 
 
 Use, (Int. utor; fr. user) v. a. I. Qti 
 iu(i6 ge6rfliid)en, nii^eii, bciiu^cii, fliiii'cnben, 
 fid) finer 'S,n(i)c bebitnen (for, ju); (ipoljic.) 
 braiitftcn, uerbraiid)eii. 2. griool^ncn. To - 
 one's self to etc. , fic^ an ic. geiuDljnen. 
 Used to etc., geiuiiiljnr nn jc. , abgtlj.irtet 
 gpgrn zc. 3. liben, onfiiben. 4. ^inen (gnt, 
 fd)led)t :c.) bel)iinbtln, (J-ineni begrgnen, niit 
 einem i'cr|fl!;ren , (t't U'af" 6"iiicn be= 
 neljinen. 
 3. Use licspitality one to another. Bible. 
 Tiiat prince was using .nil his endeiivois 
 to etc., jener $Jiiri1 gal) (id) afle inogiid)e 
 ^^Ul)t, ill JC. To - violence or fair means, 
 niit ffieiualt ob. itn ®iiren jii ^erfe ge(;rn. 
 To - imprecations, S8enviinrd)iingcn an^; 
 flogen. To - extremity, jiir fflriunlt rd)rei: 
 ten. He uses no exercice, cr lliadjt fid) 
 feine SBeiuegiing. To - the sea. f jnr See 
 gr()cn. To — too nuicli gesture, (Sebirben 
 tnad)en, geflifiiliren. To - one's self, '- fill) 
 
 at --. (ipanbel] llfoiurcfcfel. 
 
 Use, yiize, (Int. usus; fr. us) s. 1. ber 
 ®ebrnnd), a)ber®eitn6, bicSSeniitjnng, 9111= 
 ivrnbnng; ( 9{ed)tf fpr.] ber 0>enug ; tem- 
 porary -, fit 9ii:$Miegiing, ber yfiejibriiiid). 
 b) (btf otrere 91inweiibung einer ©nd)e, ©c: 
 tvol)ii()rit, 0)rbraiid)lid)ffit). o bie Ilebung. 
 
 berSin^fug. Bills beneljinen, fid) betrngcn, fid) mrljnlten, fid) 
 
 niiffi'iljren. To - one ill, ilbei niit (Jincni 
 i'erinl)ren, &inen niig(;niibeln. I've hitlierto 
 been used to think etc., id) bill f>iil)ev Qts 
 iuol;nt geiuefen, jii benfen zc. 
 
 To use up. ofrbrniid)en, nbnii^eii. 
 
 Used up. o gerobret. 
 
 Use, ». n. I. a) grn>o()nt fein, pftrgeii. 
 
 dibn? i&erfomiiirii; brr ^rnud). 2. ber b) (0011 ©ad)rn) pftcgen. c; fortfai;rtn.SMAK. 
 Wnijeii, bir >)inljlid)fi-it, ber aSortljiti. 3. fa^_2. l;iiifoniinen. 
 
 Useless, yuse'les, adj. uiinri0, iin> 
 
 Useless pity, frud)tIofei5 -OTiileib. The 
 
 etc. are -to us. bie 2C- biencn iilU' jii 9iid)f^. 
 
 Uselessly, vilseleNie, udu. uiiiiii?, 
 
 ol;iie ^iiii^cii. 
 
 Uselessness, ydsc'llsnes, *. bie 
 Uiiiiiil;lid)feir, lliibraiid)bnrfiit. 
 
 User, yu'zur, $. ber 33rniiitenbe, ^e« 
 niitjcr, Coiner, ber (53ebrand) oon driua^ 
 niad)t; ©iiier, ber (gut 20 bil)>uibf(t. 
 
 User de action, [Jfic^t^fprJ bat 'JInbrin> 
 gen einer Snrfje am gel}tirigpn ®trid)tfI;ofe. 
 
 UsIieB, lish'ur, (fr. huis.sieri *. 1. riit 
 XMeiier ob. ©eanttcr, ber Si^cnibe einfili.irr, 
 feierlid)c !8otrd)aften liOerbringr, ber3erenio» 
 nienmeifler, (grembens to 6-infiil)rer ; ®e« 
 ridit^bote; Slufiufirter, lljilriletjer. 2. bee 
 Untcrleljrer. 
 
 Gentleman usher of the privy-chamber, 
 of the presence-chamber, ber llwlrtlcher 
 ie6 f5nigli(f)cn 3i'i'"'er5, br^ ^lubieiijinal*. 
 
 Usiier, V. a. I. (Jinen (in eincn £rt» 
 fnljren, aiifiil;ren, ©inein oortrctcn. To - 
 in, einfuljren, nnmrfben. 2. i a) oerfi'lnbcn, 
 ber SBorbote, SJoriniifer oon ic. fein. b) 
 (into) einfiil;ren (in bie 'JSelt zc.t. 
 2. a) The stars that usher evening, 
 rose. MiLTow. 
 
 Usliersliip, ush'ursli'p, s. I. bie 
 ©telle eiiie^ (S-iiifiil;rer6, 3erenioniennieifler«, 
 il)iir|lel)er«. 2. bie ©telle eiticf llnterieljrerS. 
 
 Usquebaug^li, uskweba', «. bni 
 lUfebal) (©afranbraniitmeiii). 
 
 Ustion, ust tshun. (Int.) s. I. bet 
 S3ranb, t>ai iBrennen; [(Si)em.] bie 5Serbren» 
 nnng; [^l)arni.] bnS 9{o|leii, bie Dioflung. 
 2. tni SSerbranntiVin. 
 
 Ustorious, usto'icus, adj. bveiu 
 ncnb, brcnnbar, jiint 55rrniien. 
 
 Ustulation, usiuia'shun, (Int.) «. 
 ba(5 58reiiiieii; [(El)t'in.] tii\6 9(ij|len, bie 3ih 
 (lung; bnfi ^eignindjen, $5erbrennen (be« 
 933eiii«). 
 
 Usual, yii'zliual, (fr. usuel) adj. ge« 
 moI)iiiid); flcbraiid)lid), iiblitft. 
 
 Usually, yu'zhuale, n^fv. gen)olMi« 
 lid), genu-iiiigiid). [®riu6l;iilid)feit. 
 
 Usualness, yu/liuaincs, t. bie 
 
 UsuCapti4»U, yuzhiikap'shun, (I) 
 *. [D{ed)t^iVr.] bie (fnuerbiing (cine5 ©igen» 
 tl)nni«) bnrcft bn6 95erial;riin2«rcd)t, urn> 
 fnption, SPer)i^l)rnng. 
 
 Usufruct, yu'zhdfilikt, (Int.) #. 
 [9{«d;ti;rpr.l brr^uiCbrand), bie9in$nie§iing. 
 
 Usufructuary, yu/hutruk'tshu- 
 ari. I. bix gintjiiicper, '•JiieuSmiKter. 
 
 Usure, vu'zliure, (lat. usura) v. n. 
 t ivi(|i,rii, !a3uc^)cr rrciben. 
 
Fate, far, fall, fat. y\h. met. Fine, fin. ISA, move, n6r. got. 6il, c?6ud. Ti^be, tiSb, f^II. tAin. THi». 1061 
 
 usu 
 
 Uiuirer, yu'iiiuiur, « 
 
 ©iiier , ^er ®e(6 nuf 3>niVn 
 85iii<<)erer. 
 
 Usurer-like, anic^er()Aft. 
 
 Viiurious, yiiiu'reus. adj. I. tell' 
 (fterifd). "i. luucberhnfr, imirtxrlicfr 
 
 A uiuriouk man, person, ein t!Bu<f)e> 
 ter. In a - manner, imirf)fr(jnt't. 
 
 I'MuriuusIy^ yuzu'ieiisle, adv. IvUt 
 (t)erf)rtfl. 
 
 i'NuriuiifineRS, ydzd'rJutnIs, s. 
 bai 2l3uct)eri|"d>e, 5i3ii(i)trli(()e, bie 2Uucf)erei. 
 
 Uxurpf )il^rirp', (ItU.) c. a. Qxwili 
 
 Ml Tift) reipeii, inurjjirfii , (i(t) lui^erred)tlld) 
 jiifiii"'" , fid) iiiim.iBfii , bftniiiiid) endjlei: 
 tbtii, firt) (tine* tljrDiie^ lo btnuicttiQen, 
 fid) (ciiiiT ©iiffte) ermnd)ti<}tu. 
 
 I'KurpHtiuu. >iWurpi'sliun, «. bie 
 tfd)tflui^ rifle ^en^ii'hniiinii, (S-rmiid)ti(}un!j, 
 UliirpiifiDii , 6fr '0)4nd)triiu6, red)t^iuiCiriflc 
 ©iiifiriff. 
 
 Usurper f yuzurp'ur, t. btt wiitt' 
 rfct)tiu1)e Sbef;9n»f)mcr ob. Sefi^fr, 'TOad)t. 
 raufcfr, Il)riMirruifj«r, Ufiirpator, Sfauber. 
 
 I'Murpingrlyv yi'ioirpingle . orfv. 
 n)it)errecf)rii(t) , eigriimncttig, mit ©eiviilt, 
 biirrt) Sliinmguni). 
 
 Ufiury, yii xliurj, *. I. f (tf)tm.) ber 
 Sill*, ^ie O'lffr'lTcii. S'lif'n, * 6cr Sa3ti<t>er. 
 2. (ie^t) i btt mu<t)tt. 3. * die SDucterei, 
 tci SCud)rr. 
 
 U>ury-intereit, 2Bii(<)frjiiifen. 
 
 i;t, ut, ((nt.) «. ItBKiii'.] bfl« C. 
 
 Utensil, yuten'sii, (fr. untentile) «. 
 ^«d OJcrnt^, SIBfrfiejifl, Gitfa^; pi. -s, 
 lltenruieii, iat e)cr<itl;, ^riftdiflfriut). Qlcfcr^ 
 grr«tl), ©efcftirr, tie fflefdue, SBerfietigc, 
 Qkratl^lf^nften. 
 
 Utensils of war, Idi JtrirgCfleratf^ 
 
 Uterine, yd'ieitne, ((at.) ad). I. 
 [TOc6.] jur OTuttcr, 95iirimitt(r, fflebiir; 
 mutter ()rl)i'rig. 2. [9;e4)ti<rpc.] I)iil66urti() 
 tt\i tn ^flitter f)er, olmi muttetlic^er iSeitc 
 cfi. miittert)alb uerfcbuMflert. 
 
 Uterine fury, l'i)>?ee.] tie «5J?utrenviit(), 
 8Rauil|'ll(t)t. - brother or sister, ter Spa\\>: 
 ftruber, die .^16|'4)ivefter voti iiiutterlic^rr 
 6eite. 
 
 Utero-g:e8taiion, yutlri jltti'- 
 •liun. $. b.id Irngen im 'iJKiittcrliibe. 
 
 Uterns, yu't^rns. dot. 233.)*. [9Innt.j 
 ker^hitterlcib, bie Gutter, Stirmuttcr, 0)e: 
 bariiiiitter. [lidie. 
 
 Utiles, yd'tele, ((At. SS.) *. hai iRii^: 
 
 Utility, yuiil'etj, ((at.) : bie ??iiO: 
 :i(t)fett. [iiii^bar mad)cii. 
 
 Utilize, yu'iilize, v. a. beiu'i^eti, 
 
 Utifi, yii'iis, *. t (eigciitli^) ber ad)tp 
 2afl iiat^ eiiieni Snle. Xeriniitei (baf)er> bit' 
 Biuifc^ciifeifr, £iifl, Jcfllidjfeit. 
 
 Mere will be old utis, ia& wirb eilieil 
 ^iibel fleben. Siiak. 
 
 Utmost, I'lt'niAst, (Angelf. ntmaesl. 
 ntniest) adj. 1. niigerile (uoii eiiier ®renje, 
 8lu«bci)ituitfl). 2. i augcrile, i)5(bfle, grogte. 
 
 The utmost misery, iai tiffilr (i'lriib. 
 
 Utmost, «. ba£ ^etigrrfle, '0)ii>(]lid)i1e. 
 
 To the utmost of my power, nnd) Uiri: 
 neni ganjeii SSeriiuigrii. He has done his -, 
 er l)at friii Wi^glicOilrf, ^i-u§cr|1ef grtl^aii. 
 lie has employed the - of liis ability in it. 
 tt l)at bubei feme gaii^e 0e|'c^icflt(^feit aii< 
 
 uxo 
 
 1. t (c^em.) geiuenbet. To the -, aiif bo6 9leii6crfte. 
 leif)t. 2. berj Utopia, yilto'pea. (u. gr.) *. Utopien, 
 bnS i£rf)iiiriifffiiiaiib, 'Jiirgenbljeitn. 
 
 Utopian, yuto'peaa, adj. titopit'ct^. 
 
 - ». brr llri>piir. [©c^iaiid)- 
 Utricle, yu irikl. ((rtf.) t. [Sot.j ttr 
 Utricular, yutiikiiliir, adj. [Sot.J 
 
 fc^laiid)id)t, iiiir iScbltiuttien. 
 
 Utter, ut'nir. (niigeir. SB.) adj. I. 
 migete. 2. dugerfl. 3. gniijlid), u6((ig. 
 
 The utter deep, bie liiigerfle Iiefe. In 
 
 - darkness, in groBtcr Duiifell)fit. - ruin. 
 gniiilid)et Sfiiin, Uiircrgaiig. - refusal or 
 denial, bte gniijlid}e ^criueigeriiitg. 1 am an 
 
 - stranger liere. id) bill Ijitr gaiij {xcmb. 
 luilbfrcmb. Tliey are - strangers to all 
 (those anxious tlioughts). a(Ie K. finD il}tieil 
 i>D(lfomiuciifreinb, I'odig freiiib. - barristers, 
 ifRec^tei'pr.] lUbvofntcii, bieau^erbeu ©derail: 
 ft'ii pldbirrn. 
 
 Utter, V. a. 1. aiigern (eiiie ^ei- 
 miiig ic), ucrbriiigen. 2. ijerycrbriiigfii, 
 rprfd)cn, au«fprcd)en, auSbnirffii. 3. eiit: 
 Perfen, perrntl^en. 4. (jeri'prflrerftii. 5. [-^ u. 
 iiuc nod) III bet dit<i)U\pt] uerniigerii, utX' 
 faiifen. 6. in Unilaiif briugeii obet fetjen, 
 au^fliben <33aiifiiptfn ic). 
 
 To utter one's mind, feine Weiiiuiig 
 aiigern. The last words he uttered, feiiii' 
 lc0tcii 2Uorte. 
 
 Utterable, ut'turabi, aiU. 1. gt: 
 diigcct merbeii fi^iineiiP, jii diigrrn. 2. au6; 
 jubrurfen, nu«iVred)li(<>. Not -, unaii« 
 rpred)tid). [bie 9lu<ipred)(id)fcit 
 
 Utterablenesa , ut drabines, t 
 
 Utterance, utt&ranse, «. 1. bie 
 'Jleugcriiiig (iai 9leiieerii). 2. bie 4>"UBr 
 bringiing (woii Xoiieii to, bni 9iii6rprcd)en ; 
 bie au^ipratfte. 3. bie ®pract>e, (£pred>nrt, 
 bir 9lufbru(f, SBortrag. 4. {f, mib iiiir 
 in ber 9{ed)i«ipr. J bie SBernuperung , tier 
 iBerfrtuf. 
 
 A man of good utterance, ©iner, ber 
 lid) gut aii*bn"i(ft. To give - to etc., ()er> 
 L'orbriiigen, nii6rpred)en , jiir ©pradje briii= 
 (\t». At length he gave - to these woidi.. 
 eiiblid) brad)te ft biei'e "iDorte (jeryor. 
 
 Utterance, (fr. outrance; s. t bae 
 ■Mcngerfte. Shak. [$iirtndrfifl(lt. 
 
 To the utterance, aiil^ >UeUper|le, 
 
 Utterer, ut'turiir, *. I. (S-iiier, ber 
 @-tiune aiiiert. yorbringt; (finer, ber (.I'oiu 
 :c.) Ijeruorbringt. 2. (finer, ber Q:tm\i eiit: 
 bedr, uerrntlj. 3. ©iner, ber &tmii6 in lliii: 
 inuf bringt. 4. ( SR.cbtefpr.J ber SBerfdufer. 
 
 Utterly, ut tuiie, adv. dugeril, gdii}: 
 lid), biird)iiii«. If. Utmost. 
 
 Utter m08t.ut'turniust,n(f/.dtiperrit:; 
 
 Uttermost, t. ba6 ^eiigerile. 
 
 The uttermost we can do is etc.. 
 >Utle«, iwn^ luir tijiiii funiun, i|l ic. To the 
 -, <\nri 5(eii§fri1f, aiif bni5 i(eii§erfle. 
 
 Uvea, yiivea, (lat. nva; t- ('211101.) 
 bie Ironbcnhniit. [ Iniiibciif),iiit gcnorig. 
 
 UveOUS, yu'veus. adj. [-Jiuoi.J jill 
 
 Uvpous coat, bie Iraiibenljniir. 
 
 Uvula, yu'viila, (UU. 213.) i. I'ilnnr.j 
 ber 3'ipi'fii» *'i^ 3Apfd)en. 
 
 Uvula-spoon, ein d)inirgird)c* <ICerf ; 
 jeiig, bni 3(ipid)i'n nieber jii l)nircii. 
 
 UxOrit>US, ugzn'reus, (lot. uxor i 
 adj. fciiier (}rou od^iiiVl^r ergebeii, in fie{ 
 
 VAC 
 
 iibertricben uerliebt. 
 
 Uxoriously, ugz&'reusll, adv. mit 
 
 bliiiber Siebc filr feine (Jf'^'j <iu5 iJbeuriej 
 bener Siebe jn feiiier $Jroii. 
 
 UxoriousueSS, ugz6'reus.nek. t. 
 bie ilbertriebene £i<bc 4U feitier <$r«u, blinbe 
 iSJeiberliebe. 
 
 V. 
 
 V, v4, (TOit(fliit) 1. bn« 58, u. 2. ali 
 3nf)(jeid>en (lel)t V fur 5, y fur 5000. 3. in 
 9llifl"irjiiiigen : V. G. , verb! gratia, j. 93., 
 jiiiii 2)eirpie(; V. L. , videlicet; V. R. , uti 
 rogas ; V., virgin, Quiigfrau; V. D. M. , 
 verb! diviui minister, Siener bti gi!ittlid)en 
 B3oiM; [5Kuf.] V. fit violin, V. V. filt 
 violins. 
 
 Yacancy, vA'kansi, (o. lot. vaco) 
 I. I. bie Seere, a) ibet B^i^iaiib beS 9eer« 
 fein#i jcijt geiuobiil. vacuity), b) ber lecre 
 3?iuiMi, bie liiltfe. 2. i a) bie ©rifbigung 
 (finer ©rc(Ie), 9Jaf(in| ; (bofjer) bie lecrc, er« 
 ifbigte, uofante, tinbefe()te, ojfene ©tefle, bet 
 unbefei)te 'S^lai}. b) bie freie 3<it/ Jiuhejeit, 
 i^eierieitj pi. Vacancies, bie i$i-cieii, 
 BafOM); Vacancies from toils, from ne- 
 cessary labor, bie (Srfjrlungt'jeiten , OKuge. 
 c) bie Untl)dtigfeit, ©ebonfenlojlgfeit, (i)ei> 
 fle^trdgljeit. 
 
 There is no vacancy on tlie bench of 
 the supreme court , beiiji Obergcnd)te i|l 
 feine 9uitl)6|leflc erlebigt, uotaiit, unbeiVtjt. 
 
 Vacant, viikant, adj. !• f ieeri (in 
 engirer 95ebeutnng) (iifHeet. 2. i a) leer, 
 lecr(le^enb, niibeiVijt, unbeivofjnt. b) criebigt, 
 uofont, unbeiV^t, pjfen, ojfenfleljenb. c) frei 
 (iiiugig, untl)iiiig). d) leer (u. ®ei|le;i 
 iiid)tsfagenb (u. (5)ebi(I)teii). e) t9{ed)t«i"pr.] 
 lebig, ()errenlo<. 
 
 To be vacant, leetflc^en; erlebigt fein ; 
 frei fein; fciern. To be - from etc., frei fciii 
 yon JC. He was tke more - for that ser- 
 vice , er l)fltre om beflen 3fit iu jeiiein 
 Dienrtf. - hours, 3?eben|lunben. - time, 
 bie freie 3fit, ^Kuge. 
 
 Vacate, va'kite, V. «. 1. eriebigeii 
 (ben ■i.l)ron to, (emen X^ron ic.j nufijcben, 
 (ein »2lmt) niebcrlegen. 2. t unnuij mad)en, 
 )U nid)te mnd)en. 3. flbfd)affen , iingiiltig 
 niad)fn, oniiudiren, i'eriiid)ten, oufl)eben. 
 
 Vacation, vaki shun, t. 1. bie (fr« 
 lebigung (ctiied 'Jlmte* ic). 2. bie 3lbfd)flf» 
 fuiig, aiufl)cbnug. 3. f Die freie 3fit/ '^Kuge, 
 ^lUife, 9(iil;cjeit, 3i«'i'd)enjeit. 4. bie Jetien ; 
 ( ti. Ill engerer 3?ebeuHing) pi. -», a) bie 
 (5)erid)t6ffrieii ; bj bie ®(i)ul(erien. 
 
 To be in v ac a t i o n - 1 i me, -f feiern. 
 
 VaCCary, vak'kari, (lot. racca) t 
 1. brr Kiil)ilatl. 2. bie £'ii())ueibe. 
 
 Vaccinate, vak'senAte, ((. vacca) 
 B a. ©men oocciniren , il)m bie £ul)pu(fen 
 pber (Sdjii^poden eininipfen. 
 
 Vaccinated, geinipft. 
 
 Vaccination, vakseuA'shuu, j. btt 
 itiil)po(ffiiiinpfiiiig , ©(bn^porfeniiupfiing. 
 
 Vaccine, vak'sine, adj. VOW tmct 
 Sill) l)frriil)rcnb, itiiij... 
 
 Vaccine disease, bie ^uljpDCfeit. - in- 
 oculation , f. Vaccinatiou. - infection, 
 
1062 Fate, far, fall, fat Me. met. Fine. fin. N6, move, n6r. got, 6il, cl66d. Tiibe, luh, fflll. tAin, THI«. 
 
 VAC 
 
 matter, Ichor, virus at lymph, bie Ru\}: 
 Vocfeiimntcrie, bcr On'Pfl^off- 
 
 'Wacillaucy, vas'sJlanse, (t. va- 
 cillo) s. + tfld SBniiteii, ©d)H)nnfen. 
 
 Vacillant, vas'shant, adj. wanhni, 
 ivncferiib, fd))unnfeu6. 
 
 Yacillate, vas's'l^te, v.n. I. tvnii.- 
 feii, luncfdii, fdjiunufen. 2. i fc^ronutcii (uii' 
 entfdiiojTeii fe'")- 
 
 Vncillating' , vas'silating , adj. 
 fcf)(Ullllfc^^, iuniifclmiitf)in. 
 
 VHCillatioii, vassild'shun, «. I. 
 bai 'lOanfcn, SDJcirfeln, ©c^iunnfcn. 2. l 
 6n6 (?rf)iu(iiifcii , bie SH3nnfelim"it(;igfftt. 
 
 Vaciiatioii) vakua'shun, ((. vacuo) 
 *. t bit >31ii*li'criiii(i. 
 
 'V^acuiKt, vak'uist, (U. vacuum) a. 
 [^151)1)1] Q:\ner, ber eineu Jceren jinuin In 
 ber ?ITatiir niiitimnit. 
 
 Vacuity, vaku'eie, (fnt.) ». 1. bie 
 Ccere, a) t>\e 2eerl)cit. b) bcr (eere 9{aiim, 
 bie Ci'icfe. c) f. Vacuum. 2. t bie Scere. 
 
 Their expectations will meet with va- 
 cuity. il)re Sriuartunoen werben leer aiii-. 
 jjoln-ii, citcl fcin. 
 
 Vacuous, vak'uus. adj. [eer. 
 
 Vacuuusuess, vak'uusues, «. bir 
 Ci'fre, <?ferl}eit. 
 
 Vacuum, vak'uum, (tnt. SB.) s. 
 l$l)»f.] bie Seere, bcr lecre 9?niim. 
 
 Torricellian vacuum, ber torricetlififjc 
 Jecre Siaiini. [ben, ueroe^cn. 
 
 Vade, vade, (Irtt.) V. n. + I'en'c^iuin: 
 
 Vade-mecum, vAde-me'kum. (I. 
 2D.) t. tin SSiicf) K. , MS man flciDofjiiIirf) 
 bet fid) fii()rt, tui tnfi^enbud), 93nbcniefuni. 
 
 Vaes, [Crfnci) u. ©Ijeflnnb] inlets 
 of the sea. 
 
 Vag-abond, v2g'abond, (Ut.) adj. 
 1. ^eriiinfd)mcifeiib, unif)errd)H)cifenb, (jeniin; 
 nrcid)enb, unflnt; Ijcinintljlofi. 2. ± uiifliit, 
 ()in 11. !)cr gctrie6en. 
 
 Vag'abond, «. bcr i^criiinflreic^er; 
 finnbdrciiter, Cnnbimtfcr, SSanatiiiib. 
 
 Vagraboildr)' , vag'abondri , *. 
 bie Siiiibflreirt)erei, ^ertiniilreit'erci. 
 
 Vag-ary, vaga're, (Int. vagns) *. ber 
 nnrrtfcbc ©infnfl, bie ©rifle, <Scl)nafe, ber 
 tuile ©treid). 
 
 (They cliang'd their minds, flew off). 
 and into strange vagaries fell, unD I'cr; 
 fielen niif feltfiime ©riflcn. To take a -, 
 einen ti^flen ©treid) tnatften. 
 
 Vag-ient, va'jecnt, (l.) adj. f (nit cin 
 fiinb) fd)rrieiib. [tiie ©ri)eiBe, 'TOiitterfdjeibe. 
 
 Vag-ina, vajj'na, (mt.aU.) s. ['Hmt.] 
 
 Vaginal, vad'jenal, adj. [91niU.j 
 jur €d)di(, »»Iiitterrd)cibe aetjoxiQ, ©d)ci= 
 ben . . , ©d)cibe . . , «)J?ittfer . . . 
 
 Vaginant, vad'jenant, adj. [<8ct.] 
 fd)eifennvti(i, |"d)eiBig. 
 
 Vaginated, vSd'jenitld, } 
 
 Vaginate, vadjcnite, 5 ■'" 
 [SBrt.] niit eiiier ©d)eibe; f. Sheathed. 
 
 VagiuopennOUS, vadjen6pen'- 
 nus. (Int.) adj. [Gntvm.] fjnrtc S'liflelberfcn 
 hnbeiiD. 
 
 Vag-ous, vi'gus, (Int.) «rf/. t ficr= 
 iintrd)mcifft)b, ijiTiimirrcnS , iiniliir. 
 
 Vagrancy, va'gransc . *. trn^ s?ex= 
 unifdjiueiifii, bie £'iiiii)|lreid)i'rei, ^crimii'lrfi: 
 fersi, bo4 ^erumjlreifenbe Ceben. 
 
 VAL 
 
 Vagrant, vii'grant, (Int. vagor) ad}. 
 
 Ijenitnilrtifeiib, I)eriint|Treid)eiib, unflat. 
 
 (Tlint beauteous Em riia; vagrant cour- 
 ses took, ()cniinrd)iuarmte. 
 
 Vag-rant, s. I. ber Qnnblmifcr, Snub: 
 fJrcid)er, aSagnbuiib. 2. ber ©tmudjbicb, 
 aSiii'd)f(cpper. 
 
 Vague, vig, (Int.) adi. I. f Ijernm; 
 llrfid)enb, l;eriiin(lrtifeiib. 2. i iinbeiliuinit 
 (|'d)manfiiib, iinoeiuiij), lucit. 
 
 Vague ideas, uiibefliiumtc SSe^iriffe. A 
 - report, ein iiitberiimintefi ®Brud)t. In a 
 -manner, iiubeflimnit, lUif eine niit'ffliniinti' 
 Sajeife. A -suspicion, ein cntfeniter, bunf= 
 (er 95crCifld)t. — and unprofitable studies, 
 iueitrd)id)ti(je nnB unnil^e ©tuDien. 
 
 Vagueness, vAg'nls, «. bie llnbc: 
 fliiiinitl)eit, bn^ llnbeilitninte. 
 
 Vaiii, (rd)i)t(.) become vacant. 
 
 Vail, vile, (fr. voile; Int. velum) *. 
 
 1. bie ipiide, ber SSorljniig, ©djreier; (in en> 
 gcrer $8ebeiitiiiig) ter ©d)Ieicr (ber 'Jrniien. 
 jimnicr). 2. ± ber ©d)letfr. 3. [SJor.] f. 
 Calypter. 4. + Vails, bn(5 irillfflclb 
 SBicrflcID (bn5 man 58cfifntcii gibt). 
 
 Vail, V. a. I. ueriiljleicrn, uiufc^feiern. 
 
 2. i bi'berfeu, uerljuflen, uerbcrgen. 
 Vail, (u. fr. avaler) v. a. * I. a) fnflen 
 
 (offen, nbneljincn, nbjieijen. b) fcnfen, Ijerab= 
 
 Inffen; flrei^en (ein ©egcl). 2. ± bmnpfen, 
 
 unterbriicfen. 
 
 2. Tiiat furious Scot 'gan — his stomach. 
 
 Shak. 
 
 Vail, p. n. * 1. fid) bilcfcn (iiin nnin= 
 ftetcM). Shar. 2. nnd)fli'bcn, n)eid)en. 
 
 Vail, s. * bai ©iiifcii. [gntig. Shar. 
 
 The vail of the .sun, bcr ©OtineilHIltcr; 
 
 Vailer, va lui-, t. * ©iiicr, ber nnd)= 
 gibt, iurid)t. f luric 6lid). Shak. 
 
 VailTuI, vAie'ful. aOj * niiijlid), cr; 
 
 Vails, r. iiiiter Vale. 
 
 Vain, vine. (fr. 233., v. Int.) adj. I. 
 I'crgt'bliil), |nid)rio6, iiiinn^. 2. eitcl , a) 
 leer, nid)tig. b) leer, nngegrijiibet, uergeb; 
 lid), c) (u. ^TOeiifd)en); (of; citel, |lii|j (nuf;. 
 
 3. prnfjierifd), fd)iminernb. 4. fnlfc^. 
 
 In vain, yergebcn*, iinifonfl. To take in 
 -, nii6brniid)en , |! ucrgobens ffil;rcn (bcti 
 iJinmen @urtc6). - show, bie 5j5rn^lerci 
 *a3inD6eiiteIei. Tlie -, bie eireln ?IKcnfd)cn, 
 ©ircln. - hope, eitle, ocrgeblid)e, Icere 
 iprffnung. 
 
 Vain-glorious, rufjmrebig, grog: 
 rpred)erifd), l)Dd)tnrit()ig. -gloriously. 
 udv. rnl)tnrcbifl, gropfprcdjerifd), l)od)niiitmg. 
 --glory, bie 9?iil;inrebigfeit, @tDpfprcd)frei, 
 Der 5?od)niiitf). 
 
 Vainly, vane le, ado. 1. uergeblid), 
 i>crgeben«, umronil. 2. citel, floli. 3. tl;&i 
 ricfii, rl)Brid)tBr 5H3cife. 
 
 Vainness, vane'nis, s. I.bie(fitel< 
 fcir (iBcrgeblidjfeit, 9iid)tigfeit). 2. bie ©itel. 
 feit (wn 'i}5erfBiien). 3. cie 5nlfd)l)eit. 
 
 Vair, vAre, (fr. vair) t. (el)cinrl«) 
 
 eige« u. grniic* ^fljiuerfj f^crlb.] bie 
 
 ©irt'nl)iird)en, Giien()iitlein. -adj. [5pcrlb.] 
 
 niit bunten, |'d)ccfigcn @ifen^utd)eu uerfct)cn 
 
 Ob. brff^t. 
 
 Vaivode, vi'vod, (fino.) «• [^olen, 
 OKiMtnii, HBn[Iad)fil ter SHJoiiuob. 
 
 V.tlnnce, vallause, (U. Valencia) 
 I. bcr ajettfrniii, galtenrniib, gnltcnrmiiii, 
 
 VAL 
 
 bie (S3ctto JJrnnfen. 
 
 Valance, v. a. 1. mit einetn (Jnlfen* 
 fnntiie, mit graiiren jicreii oo. bcljiingcii. 2. 
 ? i bcfrniifen tbel;niireii). Shak. [bni3 ZtjnI. 
 
 Vale, vale, (fc. val; Int. vallis) j. ^ 
 
 Vale of a pump, pump- — , [OTnr.] 
 bng 'i|3iinipi'iibnnl. 
 
 Vales, f. Vails unfcrVail. 
 
 Valediction, vaiedik'.sliun, (Int.) 
 *. bno '2U'fd)iefiiicl;mcn, ber 'Hbfdjieb, taS 
 Scbeu'of)!. l>Jlbfcfticb. 
 
 He made his valediction, er linljni 
 
 Valedictory, valedik'ture , adj. 
 nbfd)ieMid), 5l6rd)ieb5.., jum 5l&rd)iebe. 
 
 Valedictory speech, oration, bie ^6i 
 rd)iebSrebe. To pay to etc. every — honor, 
 lim ic. jebc (Jhre jtitn 3lbrd)ifbe jn erjeigen. 
 
 Valedictory, *. cie 91l)fd)icb5rebe. 
 
 Valentine, val'emin, a. 1. (^igeitt 
 itnmei aSiilciitiii, J 93clren. 2. bnS (nni ©t. 
 SSnUntiiijtng erfoljrenc) £icbd)en. 3. bnS 
 (nm ©t. 9>nlciuiii£rng gcfd)cic()enc) Sie6e5» 
 briffd)cn. [tng. 
 
 Valentine's day, ber ©t. SSnIciuiiio* 
 
 Valerian, vaie'rean, (int.) *. [Sot.] 
 ber JBnibrinn. 
 
 Great garden-valerian, ber Wnrtent 
 bnlbrinn. Greater wild -, ber 9lrferfiilnt. 
 Small fenny or marshy — , berfleine©llinpf« 
 Ob. iJOBafferbnlbrinn. 
 
 Valet, vailt, (fr. 2B.) *. 1. ber 95e» 
 bieiite,DieMer,Cntei. 2.[3?eitt.] ber©porn|lab. 
 
 Valet de chambre, bcr ^nmmerbiener. 
 
 Valetutlinariaii, vaiietudeni'- 
 j-ian. imP: 
 
 Valetudinary, valleiu'denari, 
 (0. Int. valetudo) adj. fninflid), fted). 
 
 Valetudinarian,^ s. bie fit<f)t 
 
 Valetudinary, J ^$«l"">"/ t'* 
 frniiflid)e ^Jiein'd), ©ird)ling. 
 
 Valiance, valyause, (fr. vaillancs) 
 *. t bie Xopferfeit. 
 
 Valiant, val'ylnt, (fr. vaillant; fat. 
 valen.t) adj. 1. ilnrf (frnftig) ; (bnliet) 2. a) 
 tnpfer (u. *)Keurd)en). b) tnpfcr, mutljig (init 
 ^url) nu^gefiil)rt, Ijeroifd)). 
 
 Valiant ignorance, tnd)tige Unroiffein 
 f)cif. — action or achievment, eiiic tnpfcre 
 Il)nt. [2. tnpfcr, nintljia. 
 
 Valiantly, varyamle. adv. 1. fli[tt. 
 
 Valiantness, val'yantnes, s. 1. 
 bie ©tiirPe. 2. pie inpferfeit. 
 
 Valid, val Id, (Int.) adj. 1. t T (Tnrf, 
 frnftig, mnct)tig. 2. f a) flnrt, friftia, biuu 
 big (0. ©nniBcn tc). b) gultig, rcd)t^gulrig. 
 
 To be valid, gultig feiii , gclren. To 
 make -, to render -, gi'lltig, ri'i()rSgi'iUig, 
 red)t5frnftig mnd)cn, gilltigcn, uibiuiiren, Ie» 
 gnlifircn. 
 
 Validate, valedate, v. a. gtiltig ob. 
 rfd)ri:niiirig nuid)cn, gilltigcn, bcflcitigen. 
 
 Validation, valedA'shun, t. bie 
 ®iilri(imnd)iing, SDcfintigung , ®iiltigfcita« 
 erflnrung, G-rflnrung ob. 2lnerfcnnung bet 
 (Suifigfcit. 
 
 Validity, valld'-eti, ». 1. bie ©tnrfe, 
 !8i"inbigreii, Iriftigfcit. 2. bie ©ultigfcit, 
 3tcd)r^aiiltinftit. 3. + ber (3)el)nli, Wmf). 
 
 To give validity to etc., (S-tlun^ fluU 
 tigcM, giiirig mndnii. 
 
 Validly, val idle. adu. nuf eine trif< 
 tiflc, buiibujf, gillrige aEeife. 
 
F&te, far, fall, fat. M*, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got. 6U. cl6Ad. TAbe. tfib. fAll. lAin. THis. 1 063 
 
 VAL 
 
 'W'ali(lness,varidiies.«.|'.V r li d ! t y. 
 
 Valise, valeese', (fr. 2C.) «■ tnfi %tR> 
 iifm. ter 'TOnntflfncf. 
 
 Valiancy, vallan'se. (i<. vRlance) f . 
 -, pr. --wig, bie groge ?|5em"icfe, Qiiflrre'.- 
 perrilcfe. [95crf*(iiijtiiig. 
 
 Vallatiou, vIllA'shun. (int.) <■ Die 
 
 Vullatory , val'lature, adj. uin^ 
 Itbciit) , (iMrd)lie§rnti. 
 
 Valley, valli, ((at. vallis) pi. Val- 
 Jcys, ». tai If)nl. 
 
 The valley of tears, [1 bn* l^ranfn = 
 tt)nl. 3amnifri()nl (Me ©rte). 
 
 Valium, val'lum, (Int. SB.) «. tn 
 JDS'ifl, Diinuii. 
 
 %'alor, val'ur, «. tie Xnpferfrit. 
 
 Valorem, ad-, (Int. 33) [.<5)nnbfll 
 nnd) tem 'H3crrhe, nn(f) tern ^ert^e be; 
 
 An n<\ valorem duly. [|ltmmt 
 
 Valorous, val'urua, adj. tavUv, 
 »>fr\hnft. (^erjhnft. 
 
 Valorouiily,val'urusU, ado. tnpfrr, 
 
 Vnlorousness, varurusnes, < 
 bit liiDiivfrit, Spirjiinfriflfett. 
 
 Valuable, valuabl, adj, 1. roftbor, 
 tijfiier. 'i. fibnotnr. 
 
 Valuable*, t. pi. ^r(l6nrfeitrn. 
 
 Valuableneos, val'uablne«. «. I. 
 Me Itcflt'nrfeit, 6er Wexti). 2. Die <B<t)ii^- 
 bnrfeit. 
 
 Valuation, valu&'sliun. «■ I.Mr 
 €(l>n^iin(), 3Uiirtiaiiiig , ajerniifdjinfluiifl , 
 ffierthbfilimiiuiiKi, bir91ii|rf)l«ifl-2. ber^erth. 
 
 Valuator, valuA'iur, «.bet<Sd}a9er. 
 JIlfrt()beilimiiicr. 
 
 Value, val'u. (fr. 2D. , Int. valor) ». 
 
 1. btr 2i3fril) (einer ©ntfce) ; ber Oittfalt. 2. 
 t a) ber 533rrtl), ^rfi«. b)bcrnCevtl) (Me 
 fiJitfttiflfeit, SCirfinrnfeit) c^ bet SCDertI) (.tie 
 ymut 93ebeiitun(j). 3. [ipniibtl] bet 2Dert(). 
 Betrofl, Me 93.i(iifii , 2l}a()riin(j. 
 
 2. b) Before event* chall have decided 
 on the value of the meaaures. 
 
 Marshall. 
 S. c) The value of a word or phra»e. 
 
 MiTFORD. 
 
 The real value, ber mirfli<f)e 2Dertl). 
 Infriiuic -, ber iiiiiere 2Dcrtl), ®il)n(t. In- 
 ferior in -, of les« -, won fletiii(jercm 6)0= 
 ^aUt, niinfccrtjnitig. To set a great - upon 
 or OB etc., einer <S>ad)e eiiicn ^Dfjeii 2Ccrtl} 
 keileijen, Qtmni ^ocj) rctjn^eii. (And there- 
 fore) sets this - on etc., fe^t bieifll ^Xtii 
 fliif K. Of no-, yoii ffiiieiii 2Dert()e, 1111= 
 tVCrtlU'pd, ll'crrfjlo*, umiii^. Lei nothing in 
 the world he of any — with you. but etc, 
 a(btet, frfjnijct 9?id)t« in ber S33clt, a\i :c. 
 They are of the like -, fee finb i-'P" 9'"*"" 
 €>d)ln(\t. ~ when due, (<{)nnbel] 2Cfrtt) 
 bet SBerfiifl. - as per Invoice, l^nnDel] 
 ttBfttI) in ^nfturn. 
 
 Value, V. a. I.fctn^en, awOtXa^tn, 
 nbfrt)n(jf", i'ernni"(f)rngen, tnriren; n'ureiflcn. 
 
 2. i bfredjncn. 3. (einem Diiige einen Ijpljeii 
 SBerth beilraen; 1)P(() frfjn^rn) rdjn^cn. 4. 
 (unfleffi^r brt^innr.en) fchn^en. 5. f <f'"f 
 6(i(t)f) nn ^ertl; errei(^en, (riner Q(\^e) 
 All ^erih fllei(!) fpiiniien, wertl) frir. Shak. 
 6. i>er()leirf)en , in 95cr(]ici(t) briiifleii. 7. t 
 gelifiib iimdien, mirtjtifl nintC'cn. 
 
 3. Tlie mind doih value every moment. 
 
 Sacoh. 
 
 VAN 
 
 7. Some value themselves to their coun- 
 try by (jealousies to the crown)* Qu 
 nige iviffcn fief) biird) ic. in iljrcni SSntcr; 
 tnnbe geltenb jii nincften. Temple. 
 
 Not to be valued, iilird)n^Pnr. 1 - none 
 of you. id) iiind)e mir nii6 cucb'Jldeu 9iid)t«. 
 To — one's self upon etc., for etc., firt) 
 uiel nnf jc. jii gut tlnin, fict) I'iel niif ic. cin; 
 bilbeil. A valued poem or picture, ein ges 
 \&)hmti ®eMd)t Db. ®emn[^e. To - at too 
 high a rate, jii ()C(J) ft^n^fii , )ii Ijod) nn> 
 rrf)ingfii. To — one for etc. . ©iitcn luegeii 
 2C. fc<)<i^fn. The queen is valued liiirty 
 thousand strong, innn fAii^r bif ©tiirfe ber 
 fi5niginii niif breigig tniiu'nb ^IJiniin. 
 
 Value, V. n. [^nnlel] To - on. 
 upon etc.. jiehen, abgcben, trniTircii, ent; 
 nff)nien niif if. [imw)frff)i'o(l. 
 
 VulueleMR, val'ules, adj. ivrrihloe, 
 
 Valuer, vai'uur. *. 1. ber gc^n^er, 
 ^frtl)be(liniintr, t'ljciitor. 2. ber €d)a^cr, 
 ©inrr, ber (ht'd)) rd)nt)t. [bie (ScbiWnng. 
 
 Valuing-, valuing, « bn$ Scbn^eii, 
 
 Vaivate, val'vAte.nrf/.(ilDt.jriappig. 
 
 Valve, valv. (Int. valva) i. 1. ber 
 i^lugrl, Ihi'irjirigfl 2. bie 5fliippe; (D.imvf: 
 mnrd). II. 5?nftbnfl.] bn« 95eiitil; [<Dfnr.] Me 
 Sinppe (M\ bcni ^imipfiicinier 11. ^piinipcn-- 
 i(t)iih). 3. [91nnt,) bie Jtlnppe; (»ot.l bie 
 filnppe; Spelje. 4. [Kpiid)i(-) bie S(<)nle. 
 
 Valved, valvd. adj. ^iiippeii l)nbenb, 
 mit JxliH'prn, niiS ^titppen bcfleljenb. 
 
 Valvlet, valv'ler. ) rcn.ix 
 
 Valvule, valvule,^ 
 
 flfiuf fi^liippe pb. ©pflje. 
 
 Valvular, valvdiar. adj. ^Inppen 
 rntdnlteiib; [SSot.] a) oiclflnppig ; b) uiel= 
 ipeljig. [lebor (eiue« ©(^nt)e#)• 
 
 Vamp, vamp. (IP. gwnm) *. bnfiDberi 
 
 Vamp, D. a. flicffit, nii^brfiferM. 
 
 To vamp up, nn.ffi:i(fen; (f) nufilii^eii. 
 
 Vamper, vampur. t. ber %\'.d'x. 
 
 Vampire, vampde. (93nnipi)r) *■ 
 1. (Wi)tt).J ber SBnmpir, 53liirfnufleri OopI) 
 ber 95>inipir. 2. f ber 58niupir , SJlnti'migor. 
 
 Vau, vSn, (fr. avani) #. [^TOidt.] Die 
 93orl)nt, ber 93orttn6; [Wnr.] M& SBorbcr.- 
 rreffin. 
 
 Van, (fr. SQ3., p. Int. vannus) ». 1. bie 
 €d)ii'iiige, 2Dnnne, (Sd)iuinflipaiine. 2. bie 
 <£(f)ivMnge, ber Slilgel. [ipnnne. 
 
 Corn -van, bie ltprnfrf»piitfle , ^Driis 
 
 Van, V. a. t fcftipiiigeii, icnnncn; f. 
 Fan. 
 
 VauCOurier, vankoorylre'. (fr. 
 avant-coureur) 1. ber SBorbrtc, SSoriaufcr; 
 )>l. -s, [Wiiit.] bie SBortriippcn. 
 
 Vandal, van'dal. t. ber 93nnbnle. 
 
 VanllaliC, vandar'k, adj. }U bcil 
 
 <B<inbnieti grt^orlg, J^nnbolen.., (bai)er; to\), 
 m< ein 95niibnle. 
 
 Vandalifiin, van'dal'zm, «. ber 
 
 95nnbnli6in, bie SSnnbnlenrohbcit, SJnnbnIen-- 
 luiitl), ber 5Bnnbnlenftnn, bie Serflorunfl^. 
 luiith, Jfiindfirirnierei. 
 
 Vandyke, vandike', (pom ^nlcr 
 b. 9?.) *. Ut nuggejncfte , uberf(!)Ioflenbe 
 ipiilffriineii- 
 
 Vandyke, ) ,. 
 
 Vandjked,v,^n<i!i<t'. ;"''•'• ""^«*' 
 }n(tt. - borders. Siffcnbi'Vbiireii. — ho.se. 
 biiiuueincfre dtrrinipt'e. | 
 
 VAF 
 
 Vane, vine, (^i>0. vann) ». 1. a) bie 
 2)nrf)tnlnie, SBetterfnljne, ber "Hjetterlifilin. b) 
 ['Wnr.J ber Jlugel. Dog--, Feather — , 
 ber SBorblicfer. 2. bn6 SBi|7r (nuf eitieui ^at 
 fub^ltabe 10, ^reiij, ber (Bd)ieber. 
 
 Vane-board, --stock, (Wnr.) bie 
 tjlugelfc^cere, bnS 5''"ifle")erf. --spindle, 
 [«)Jtnr.l ber 5li"igel(1iil)l , tiai glilgeltVifl. 
 
 Van-fo8S, vaa'tos,*. I ji'tluiiflib.] 
 ber 2>orgrnben. 
 
 Vang-, vang, «. l. [>TO(ir.] pi. -s, bie 
 ®eerben. 2. ber b«iine l)iiiitigo Ii)eil eiiiet 
 5^'t*fr. Ibiidje ©efniii. 
 
 Vanglo, vang'lo, $. bet niorgcnliiiu 
 
 Vanifuard, van'gyard. (p. van tl. 
 guard) t. [OJiiIit.) tai SSotbertretfen, bit 
 25orl)iit, biT gjpttrnb. (iiiQe. 
 
 Vanilla, vaml'la. *. [?5Dt.] bie aSa. 
 
 Vauiloquence , vaniiokweuse, 
 (P. Int.) t. iai eitic, lecre ®erd)iun9. 
 
 Vanisll, van'ish, (kit. vanesco) v.n. 
 1. id)n)inbcii, pcrrd)U)iiiben. 2. petfd)ipiiibeii, 
 bnl)inrd)iuinbeii, pergebcn. 
 
 To vanish away, l;in|M)i«inbeil. To - 
 from the sight of etc. , 5cniniibi5 9liigen 
 eiitfd)ipiuben, Por3emnnb««UngeM pendjiuiiu 
 ben. (And in a moment) van is lied from 
 her eye. eiitrd)n)niib ppt i()ren 9lugen. Va- 
 nishing fractions, [Slritlj.] 23rild)e , bie 
 =: % iperben, inbem ninii ber periinber* 
 iid)eti fflroge , ob. ben ©rijfien , bie fti: "it* 
 l)rtlten, einen fleiwrffeu 2Bertl) gibf. 
 
 Vanity, vAueie, dat. vanitas) «. I. 
 bie &itelfeit (9iid)finfeit , SSergeblid)fcit) j 
 Uiiiunl)rl)eit. 2. bie S-itelfeit (Oemnnbi). 3. 
 Die lnurd)Ung. Shak. 
 
 VHMity-puppet, » eitit bet olUflorn 
 riirtien ^Iperrmicn in ben niten ^oftcrirn. 
 
 Vannet, van net, (ir.ae.) t. I<perlb.] 
 eiiie rffene '•))fiiid)e(. 
 
 Van«|ui8ll, vangk'uish, (Int. vinco) 
 V. a. 1. bififaeii, fibcnpiiiben, beiipingeii. 2. 
 i ipiberlcgeii. 
 
 Van«iui«)h , ». eine itrnnrt)eit ber 
 ©dinfe, iBPbti He bnljin fd)nind)ten. 
 
 Vanquisfliable , vangk' wishabi, 
 adj. befiegbnr. CBefirger, llebenuiiibcr. 
 
 Vanquisher, vangk'nlsiiiir. $. bet 
 
 Vansire, vansire, t. [3ool.] \)ai 
 fflnler.uuiefet, OJnlcrivicfel. 
 
 Vant, viwnt, (fr. vanter) v. a. xni)» 
 men, prcifen , nnpreifen, l;crniidtlreid)eii. 
 - V. n. prnl)len, gro6rpred)cn ; f. Vaunt. 
 
 Vantage, van'tAdje, (fc. avantage) 
 «. I. ' ber 93ortl}cil, ©eipinn. 2. bie Ueber* 
 Iegenl)cit. 3. * bie gelegeiie, pnfTeiibe 3eit, 
 giite ®elegeiif)cit. Shak. 4. [lypogr.] ber 
 9}orrl)cil, ©pccf. [uber fie bie Dberf)nnb. 
 
 He liad them at vantage, et befnin 
 
 Vantage-ground, bie Uebcrlegcnijcit. 
 
 Vantage , r. a. f bitten begunilif 
 gen, (Jiueni luitjen, SBuril;ei( gcipnl;reii, Pot» 
 tl;eilhnft fein. 
 
 Vantbrass, vant'bras, (.awd) V a n t> 
 brace) (fr. avant-bras) «. 'bie airmi'd)iene, 
 ^Mriiirnfiiing. [l'd)nl. 
 
 Vapid, vapid, (Int.) adj. a u. t) 
 
 VapidneNS, vapidnes, «. (f u. t) 
 bie ®rt)iiil)eit. 
 
 Vapor, vi pur, (tnr. '•HQ.i *■ I. ber 
 t)iiii|l, I^iiinpf, Qiinlm; ;»'• -», |(7hriii., 
 ■jCieicprol.j x)dmpK. 2. i ber i)iiii|l, Dniupi 
 
1 004 Fal*-. far, fall, fat. Me, met. Fine. fin. N6. mive, nAr. g&t, 6{l. cl6ufl. TAhe, tub. full. tAin, THis. 
 
 VAP 
 
 J. 1 Die Wrifle. 4. Mc 93lnf>iitig; {^Keb.] -s, ' 
 
 -JRngcn&iiiijlc, 95la()migfn , ©pniumiioeii it" ; 
 
 Unterleiee, (u. 6nl)er) >J»i&launen, fraiitl)afte 
 
 Sflimen , gicrucHiiifntU ; ^ilibcWmerten, 
 
 •l}iiitter6efrf)iucrecii. 
 
 2. For what is your life? It ic eren a — , 
 
 tliat appearetli for a little time, and 
 
 then vanisheth away. Bible. 
 
 To be in the vapor*, (Sriden t)abttt. 
 
 Vapor-bath, ta& Hampibai. 
 
 Vapor, V. n. l. t &un|len, bampfen. 
 2. i uerBunftcn. 3. i SBiiib tunc^eii , prnf)< 
 Icn, niiffdjiietieii. 
 
 A vaporing fellow, ein 55Bttibwin(?)cr, 
 ?Prnf)lf)an6. To - aw ay or out, oerbuiu 
 flcii, niiSMintlcn, uerbnmpfen. 
 
 Vapor, V. a. vetbunittn. 
 
 To vapor away, oerbunflen, ft6bun» 
 (ten, fl6rnucf)eii, nbbnnipfeii. 
 
 To vapor out, nbbiinflen. 
 
 Vaporability, vap&rab'l'ete, i. 
 bk SScrbiiuilDnrfcit. [bi'inflbar. 
 
 Vapurable, vap'orabl, adj. vtx-- 
 
 Vaporate, vap'orite, v. n. butt(len, 
 fll!6^unflen. laSctbuiiflen, bie aSerbtlnflung. 
 
 Vaporation, vaporA'shun, s. tai 
 
 Vapored, vA'purd, adj. l. feuc^t. 
 2, 1 flrineii()oft, Inunenl)flft. 
 
 Vaporer, vi'purur, «. bet ^ra^tcr, 
 9IutTd)iuibcr, 2S3iiibmn(J)et. 
 
 Vaporiflc, vapir'f'ik, ((at.) adj. in 
 Eiiiiiipf utnuiiubedib, jii Dniiipf tnn<^cnb. 
 
 VaporiferoitS, vaporlf'erus, ((.) 
 adj. Suinle briiigetib. 
 
 Vaporingrly, vA'puringli, ode. niif 
 tine putrenitie, pMl;Ierircf)c SBeife. 
 
 Vaporish, va'piiiish, adj. 1. bttli-- 
 
 Vaporization, Tap6reza'shun, t. 
 
 bie 95crbiiiiflun(]. [(ten. 
 
 Vaporize, vap'orne, v. a. verbi'iii: 
 Vaporous, va'purus. ad/. 1. btlllilio, 
 
 bflmpfi!). biinilerfiidt. 2. i eitel, I'on frnnf= 
 
 l)iifteii Snuufu ^errul)renb. Bacon. 3. bin; 
 
 ^enb (I), ©peifcii). [bie I5iiii|ligPeit. 
 
 VapOrOUSnesS, vik'purusnes , I. 
 
 Vapory, va'pure, adj. I. buiiflifl. 2. 
 t rtridciiljaft, liniiiig. 
 
 Vap'rin, (frfjctt.) vaporing. 
 
 Vapuiatioil, vapula'sliun, (laf.) <■ 
 t bnS ©d)Iii()cn. [eiiicr ©crt({)tC'perfcn. 
 
 Vare, vare, (fp. vara) *. -J- iiet (Stab 
 
 Varec, vSr'ek, (fr. SB.) t. baS <5Kecr: 
 grnfe, bcr taiij]. [u'eige SJiiri. 
 
 Vari, va'ri. I. (Sopt-l ber fdjiuari iiiib 
 
 Variable, vi'reai.l, (ft. 9SD., u. (.) 
 adj. 1. ucrnnbcrlid), nbmecfjfeliib ; iinbrftnii! 
 bi(i; loniibcibnr, lunnfelmutljig. 2. ['•''Kiitl).! 
 Beriiiitfrlid). [lidje fflroBf- 
 
 Variable,*. [TOat().] bie ocrnubcr^ 
 
 Variableness , v4'reablnls , «. 
 bie SScranberlidjfeit, llnbeflaiibigfeit (be6 
 SaJctterfi K.), ber 5S3.inrcliiiutfj. 
 
 Variably, vAreable, adv. uernnber; 
 lid): iinbfiliinbig , luniifcliiiutljig. 
 
 Variance, vareanse, (f. Vary) t. 
 
 1. bie Itneiiiigfi'it, iWiiJ^cniijfeit, ber Smiil. 
 
 2. 0?cd)t#rpr.] bit SBcrnnberiinn eiiie« 3ii; 
 (Irtiibf^ , bie eiutritt, iiadjDem fdtow Qtmai 
 fletl)«ii i(l, bie ybniiberiing ciiier frii(;er an 
 ©■iiircbe uprgebmctjteii ®iid)e. 
 
 At variance, utieiiiig; tin iS3iber 
 
 VAR 
 
 fprurfie. To be at -, uneinig fein, (iff) jnn> 
 fen. To set at - with etc., 1. entjiueien niit 
 K. 2. in ffii&enpnid) briiigen mit ic. 
 
 Variate, va'rcite. o. a. f uerniibern. 
 
 Variation, vAreashun. «. I. bie 
 SBerfinbcning . [?lfln)n.] bie SBcrniibening, 
 9Sarifltilln(^e6^lMl^e£); [Weogr. n.Sdiifff.] 
 bie9lbi\>cirf)uiig (bcr'TKiignetnnbeO ; [05rnmiu.] 
 ^ie'2^il(inberlllIg,Siegll^g, Umbiegung; [?D?n« 
 tf)etn.] bie 9Snrintion ; [^fiit'.] bie SSar.fitii-n, 
 95eranberung. 2. bie S8crfd)ieben^et:. 3. bie 
 Slbiueidjutig (from, uon); [23ot.] bie Slbiuet: 
 d)iing , SSenUiebenheit. 
 
 Variation of the -, [fflepgr. 1 bie 
 fflrijge, utn rocldjc bie QI6i»eitf)ung ber 'OJ?ng: 
 nctunbel an beiiifelben Otte jiif)r(i(^ (i* 
 anbert. 
 
 Varicocele, varekosele, (J. va- 
 rix u. gr. kele) t. [Ghir.] ber Jtrninpfnbfr> 
 briid). [adj. bunt, Dielfnrbig. 
 
 Varicolored, varekul'lurd. (V. (.) 
 
 Varicose, var'ekose,^ (lat.'> adj. 
 
 Varicous , var'ekus . ^ [gjieb.l nber: 
 frBpfig , frampfnbcrig , ^rniiu'f.., ^r(impf= 
 abcr... [iiinnnigfattiq; bunt. 
 
 Varied, va'i!d, adj. i>errd)ieben , 
 
 Varieg-ate, vi'reegate, (lat.) v. a. 
 bunt innd)en. 
 
 V a r i e g a t e d . bunt, geflerf t, buntfcftcrf ig. 
 
 Varieg'ation, virlegi'simn. ». 
 bn« 95i!!ttmiid)en; ber 3u|^'i"b, ba ©tmaS 
 bunt, bnntrrt)e(fifl i(l. 
 
 Variety, varJ ete. (Int. varietas) $. 
 I. bie «JJfiiunigfa(tigfeit (516n)ed)felnng). 2. 
 bie ''Kniinigfaltigfeit; [^ntiirg.] bie 9lbnrt, 
 ©pielnrt, SBiirietiit. 3. bn« ^annigfattige, 
 S8rrfd)icbene. 4. &ie iierfd)iebfne 9Irt ob. 
 CS3nttuna. 5. bie 9Jorfd)icbcii()cit, Ungleid)f)eit. 
 6. t bie SSermiberung, 9lbmeirf)ung. 
 
 A great variety of cottons and silks. 
 eine grrge Qliiirnxil)! uon SSniniiiupflen! u. 
 ©eibcniunnren. A - of good things, uicter: 
 let ffluteS. 
 
 Variolite, vJ'renihe, (Int. varius 
 u. gr. lithos) *. [^Jfiiicrnfg.] ber asiattcru! 
 llein 25iirii^(it, 'i}5D(fen|'li-iii , ^anbelflein. 
 
 Variolous, va'reolus, (1). [at. va- 
 riolae) adj. bie ^orfen Ob. iBiattern betref: 
 fenb, ^Jpprfeii.., SBlattern... 
 
 Various, vi reus, (flit. variuR) adj. 
 
 1. uetrd)ieben; tnonnigfnrtig, bunt (u. iJnr= 
 ben ic). 2. uernnberlid). 
 
 Variously, vireusle, adv. Vtt' 
 fd)iebcn, uerrdJiefcntlid). [93errd)ic6enlicit. 
 
 VariOUSneSS, va'reusnis, s. bie 
 
 Varix, va'riks, (lat. SSB.) *■ [9Jfeb.] 
 ber 'Jlbfrfrppf, ^Intabcrfnptcn, bie jjmnipf; 
 aber, (bei Jratien) ^inbfiabet; (bet 1(}ieren) 
 bie 9lbergefd)mul(l. 
 
 Varlet, vSr-lIt, (altfr. 5B.) «. 1. 
 (e()in.) DcrDicMpr.Seibbiencr, ^nge, itnappe. 
 
 2. ter S.(r\, ©d)uft, »iibe, ©d)e[in. 
 Varletry, vlr'letre, ». t bai ©e.- 
 
 (tnbel, qj&beli'olf. 
 
 Varnish, var'nlsh, (ft;, vemis; %\f. 
 nig; neulat. vemlx) *. 1. bcr %m\\&, Siict; 
 (in engcrcr SSebcntnng) a) bie Ippfgloi'iir. 
 b) bcr X\)ttr jiitn 2l:i|1rci(ftcn bcr (Sd)iffc. 
 2. f bcr 91nflri4) (bie aSetnantelnng). 3. bcr 
 2lci3grunb. 
 
 To set a varnish on etc., (?twa5 i"i6er> 
 firni)7cn. Spirit of win* -, ber fi'^neCl trotf; 
 
 VAS 
 
 ncnbeffiBcingelftffrnig. Bronze--, berffrj* 
 firnig. 
 
 Varnish-sandarach, ber trorfene 
 5irnig. --tree, [55Dt.] bcr girnigbauiM, 
 (Jiriiigriinind). 
 
 Varnish, t>. a. l. firiiiiTcn, I'lberfir* 
 niiTen , larfiren ; anffiirbrn , fltiffrifd)en. 2. f 
 i"if'erfi"mrt)i'H, bcrrf)6nt.ieii , bemantern. 
 
 V a r n i s h i n g - 1> r n s h . berjimigpin fef. 
 
 To varnish over. 1. uberpmtffen. 2. 
 i ribertt"iiid)cn, bctnantcfn. 
 
 Varniaher, var'n'shur, t. 1. bet 
 Sncfircr. 2. f tn ^^rfdioniger. 
 
 Varveled, vlr'vid, adj. [$>erfb.] 
 mit ^iirffeffcln nerrcdcn. 
 
 Varvels, var'vli,^(fr. vervel) i. pi. 
 
 Vervels, ver'vlz,^ 6ic JJngringe 
 etnef gatfen, ujorauf bcr 9iaine feineS ^errn 
 flcht. 
 
 Vary, vi'ri. (fnt. T«rio) v. a. 1. ucn 
 anbern. 2. uennaniiigfoltigen, mif ic. abipctft* 
 feIn, in u. 3I6iupdi«tuiig cb. g}?aniitgpnltig» 
 feit bringen. 3. [Wnf.] variircn. 
 
 We are to vary the customs according 
 to etc., u'ir inilfTen bie ©itten nad) ic. ein« 
 rid)ten. God hath varied the inclinations 
 of men. (JJntt l)at ben Wenfd)en i'erfd)iebene 
 9?eigungcn gcgcbcn. God hath here varied 
 his bounty so with new delights, ®Dtt ^at 
 ()ier burd) neue (SJenuffe fo i>iel 9lbn)e(<)6lnn(j 
 in fcine (X5i"ite gebrodtt. 
 
 Vary, v.n. l. firf) oer^nbern. 2. Yoti^t 
 fcfn, abmerf)rrtn. 3. (from, pon) iierrd)ieben 
 fcin. 4. (from) abiueirfjen , abge()en (uon). 
 
 3. The laws of France vary from those 
 
 of England. 
 
 4. To vary from the rules of Justice or 
 
 reason. Locke. 
 
 Her varying plumage, i^r biinteS ®e» 
 fieber. The varying hues of the cloudd 
 bie luec^felnbcn, i'craMbcrltd)en JJii^^*" t"* 
 SCiilfen. Men — in opinion, bie TOenrrf)en 
 ^abcn uerCdjicbene Weiniiitgen. He varies 
 in his opinions etc.. cr nnbcrt eft fcine 'TOcis 
 nungen ic. His opinions — with tlie times, 
 fcine ^fciniiiigcn anbern fid) mit ben 3eiten. 
 He varies from himself, cr bicibt fid) felbfl 
 nid)t gleicf). In judgment of ber substance 
 they -, uber if)rcn ©trff urt()eilcn fie vjet* 
 fc^ieben. [S33ed)fel. 
 
 Vary, *. f bie SSerSnbernng, bet 
 
 Vascular, vas'kular. O. vasculum) 
 adi. [9lnat. u. iuit.] jn ben ©efiilfen flel)5» 
 rig, gefafFig, au5 (acfiiffcn bcflf()enb, gefagi 
 reid). [Wefflfilgf fit , bni« (J)pfagrcid)e. 
 
 Vascularity, vaskuiar'ete. «. bie 
 
 VasculiferOllS, vaskuliferus, 
 (0. lar.i adj. [2?Pt.] mit ©atnengefnffcu i)cr» 
 fcf)cn. 
 
 Vase, vize, (fr. 'SQ. , v. lat. vas) i. 
 1. \)<i6 (?)etiig, ^iinflgef.'ig, Sicrgcfag, 'iJ5rad)f« 
 gofag, bie iBnfe, 19Iltcrt().] bie ^n\e; pt. -a, 
 SBafen, ®d)mndgffiifle, friii|11id)e *Uitnen« 
 napfe. "2. [9lrd)it.] bcr ^inpcr, ba« G)cfag; 
 [(iiolbfrijinicb.] bie 'Xfitte ciiie^ itird)cnleud>i 
 terS. 3. [bci 25(iiini|Tcn] ber 23Iuinenfcld>. 
 
 Vase 1 amp. bie SBiifcnlampe. 
 
 VaKsail, (|"d)Ptt.) vessels, --buird, 
 
 cup-board. 
 
 I Vassal, vas'sai, (ft. ^., neulat. vw 
 isallus) ». 1. [•JKIttcIalt. , Se^.niuefcn] bet 
 , £cf;cn(^)inann,£cl)cn(i)traflcr,riafan,I)ien(l 
 
FAtp. fiir. fall. fai. M4. met. Fine. fin. NA. movp. n^r. ^ot 6il. d6.ifl. TAhe. tub. fdll. i^in. THis. 1 0G5 
 
 VAS 
 
 nMnu, Me Sf^enf^ifrnii, SBiiMflhin; pi- -s. 
 bie 2the!ilfiite, SBiUndrii, Irnger. 2. tifr2Jn: 
 fflU (eiii fleiner (Jiirft, tcr fict) in ben ®(f)iii; 
 tine5 gro§erfn beiiibt). 3. Dcr lliitergetriie, 
 Difuer. 4. t biT Diener, bag ^erfjeiig. 5. 
 bn fiiiedir, ©fl.u>e. 6. i ^er ©finoe. 
 6. We will never be tlie vasials of a 
 foreign prince. 
 
 Rrar vassal, bet SlfterUAian , ^fttx 
 leheiKfHiiiinn. 
 
 Vassnlf V. a. I, unteriverfen , iinter 
 iviirfiii ni.id)fn. 2. i bti)trt\<btu (eincii »«rfl 
 em ifjnl k.). 
 
 Vunsnlagv* vas'sallje, (ft. vntse 
 iRgc) *. 1. iei'l}nm'.] bie eef)nbnrreit, 5tl)n6 
 Plliditiflfrit , ttr 2et)nbieu(l, gSninneuilant! 
 bie Dient^LMrfeU. 2. i >ie 316l)diigigreit, Uii^ 
 tenuiirfiiifeit. 
 
 The Greeks were long held in vassal 
 age by tlie Turks, bie (Jlrietten niugteii 
 fict l.iiine iintcr bii« j^od) ber liirfen beii<jcn 
 
 %'Hlltf vast, ((. vastus) adi. 1. f ivi'K 
 oii#(jcbcl)nt, weit, nngctjeuer. 2. 1 a) imiiip 
 Ijfiier, unerineftliil). b) feljt nu^fletreitct 
 (gprndje k.;. c) uieliiuifnffenb (®ei|l, 
 4)bren ic). 
 
 Vast sums of money, ungcf)eiire Qiclt>^ 
 funiincM. Of - concern, I'on iMi9tI)eiircni 
 4JnteriJTe, i'DU uiigel)fiir« 2Bi(t>tigfcit. - 
 labor, iiniifljcure 9lrbcit. - efforts, uiige 
 Ijeiire 'Unilreufluugcn. A - deal, geiunltia 
 Bifl. [Cccre, bcr unernieilidje 9{iiiim. 
 
 \mMt^ I. bie grvgeu. Icere^eite, SDtiile, 
 
 Tbe vast of air., of heaven, ber liubt: 
 gtciijtf Siiftrnmn, ipimniclfitaiim. The - of 
 njglii. bie Cccre ber Oiiidjt. 
 
 VAstntiou, vasti'shun, (int.) t. bie 
 5Ber»efninn , SSenuiiiliin.v 
 
 Vastidity, vasi'd et4, f. f bie grope 
 SBfite , Unrrtneplitbfeit. Siuit. 
 
 Vastly, vakt'ie, ado. ungtf)euer, ge: 
 lunitKi , iu einrnt l)pl)en OJrnbe. 
 
 Viistness, vast'nis, «. 1. bte tin(]e: 
 Retire ©ri'^e, llnerineeiid)feit. 2. i ber tin 
 gehtiire Uinfnng 'einei Oegeiiflanbes ic), bie 
 WHiiehcure SGidjtigfiit. 
 
 VHSty, vast'e. nrf/. f unacf)cuer. Siiak. 
 
 Vatf vat, <t)i'fl. vat; (itigeir. fat; J^aQi 
 •. 1. ta« gii^, biciiiife; liedju.] bie Jtiu'e. 
 2. [i^i'daiib] (ein Delmng; nud) cm 2UfUP 
 mas I iia6 %a^. 
 
 Ciieei.e- vat, ber ^lireiirtpf. Ferment 
 ing -, [2?icrl;r. ] bie Weiicljfiife. Second 
 -. ['Sarb.l bie 9{ii!)rfi'ipe, ber auiljrbrttic^. 
 Blue -, [gnrb.] bie TMotifiipe. - of wond, 
 bie SD3aibfupe. Steeping -, ber We^friiel. 
 — for wine, bie ^<eillfllfe. 
 
 %'ateria, vaicria, «. [Spt.] ber 
 5led)tenb.mtn. 1 9<ei«] ber iBatifnn. 
 
 Vatican, vatekan. «. [nttcd n. neuer 
 
 The thuiidersoflhc v a t i ca ii. [^ap(lt().J 
 bit ^li^e, 25niiii|lrahliii be^ SBntirnu*. 
 
 Vatici«le, vai'eside, (Int.; «. ber 
 ^rcphetf nIll!;.r^fr ; J)id)iertii6rter. 
 
 1'aticiual, vaiistenal, (lat.) adj. 
 prtDi)ftirct). (t lueifTiigcn. 
 
 Vaticinate, valis'i-enate, i\.t v. n. 
 
 Vaticiliati«>U, valis&eni'sliun, i. 
 bie iSjeifTaciiiiig. 
 
 Vaudevilf viwd'v'l, (fr. vaude- 
 ville • 4. ber (MofTenljauer, baS (SfljTeiilieb, 
 ajiUUlteb, ajaubeviUc. 
 
 VEC 
 
 Vault, vawlt, + viwt. (fr. voutel J. 
 I. bui @ci»i>Ibe, bie 2Bolbuiig , ber iDoiieiv, 
 idimibbrgfii. 1. i tai P5civolbe (bfS 5piui: 
 inelc). 3. iaS ^e flcnu'wiilbc , brr Seller. 4. 
 fa& lottrnfleiuinbe, bie Oinift. 5. bie ipijlile. 
 - of the brain, bie 5>inil)&l)Ie. 
 
 Flat-arched vault, ciii(5ebn'icfter33c>!ien. 
 
 Vault, V. at I. ivotbeii. 2. tibrnvM 
 ben. 3. (bi'geiif&rmig) frUinnien , fdju'eiien 
 l^iirrrt)iuie6.] I)0^( |'d)tnieben (ein 5?iifnnii) 
 
 The vaulted sky, ba6 i^iminel^geiuulbe 
 9iifr<ieiui>(be. 
 
 Vault, (fir. vautrer; it. vorltare) r. n 
 I. (on. upon) fpringen, ii<^ ('d^Diiiiicn diuft 
 I. liiiiiiirpi-i"iii(je tnartiiii, i»clri,jiren. 
 
 To vault into the saddle, fid) in ben 
 Sflttel i'd»win<)en. 
 
 Vault, #. (Jfeitf.] ber epruug, ©ntj. 
 
 Vaultag'e, viwit'dje. t. t ba^ 
 fietlemeivolbe. (2. (95Bt.] bogeMfBriiiiii 
 
 Vaulted, vawlled. adj. 1. griuijilbt. 
 
 Vanlter, viwlctir, «. ber ©printer. 
 Itiinfl'pringer, ifufti'pringer, SJoItigircr, 9301= 
 tigeur. 
 
 Vaultins", viwlt'ing. t. l. ba$ 'SUbu 
 ben, bte ^oibiing. 2. ia6 Siiniirprinijeii, 
 iSoltiiiireii. 
 
 Vanity, viwit'e. ad). ■{• geiuolbt. 
 
 Vaunt, viwnt. (fr. vanter) v. n. fid) 
 rfilinien, prahlen, Aiifrdjnciben, grDgiprrdteii. 
 
 Vaiinied oTf, ivDinit man prnl}lr, briT'n 
 man fid) riifjnit. (aii^(lreid)cii. 
 
 Vaunt, V. a. r>i()men, preiiVn, i)tr: 
 
 Vaunt, t. bie ^ral^Ierei , a)n^^ipre< 
 d)erei. 
 
 To make vaunt of etc.. to make it 
 one's -, fid) einer <B<t<i)e ri'iOmen, bnniic 
 (\rvB tliiin. (9liifrtng. Shak. 
 
 Vaunt, (fr. avant) *. •{• ber erjTethcil, 
 
 Vaunt-courier , viwnt - kuur- 
 ycie'. (fr. avant coureur) «. ber SBrrbotc, 
 2Ji>rlaiiftr. 
 
 Vaunter, vawntur, «. ber $raf;Irr. 
 (53ro(jprahler , 'lUifidjneiber , (Sirogiprcdjer. 
 
 Vauntful, v^wnt'ful, adj. prAl}le- 
 rifd) , Grt^Brprcd)erif(ft. 
 
 Vanntini;-, vawnf'ng. adj. i 
 
 Vauiltiug'ly , v^wnt inglc, ado. ^ 
 pral)ll)aft, pral)lerifd) , grrgiVrecfterird). 
 
 Vauntlay, v^wnt'li. (fr. avant it. 
 rclais) «. caiaibnifpr.J ber Drt, luo frifd)c 
 ^aobhunbe abgefopprlt merben ; ber 2Sed)fci 
 ber 3agbhiinbe, frird)e ^flgbliiinbe. 
 
 Vaunt-inure, v&wnt'-mure, «. 
 [5f|liiii(i6b.] bie ajDrmnncr, falfd)e >))?aiicr, 
 bas 'Sliigeniuerf. 
 
 VavaJlor, vav'asur, (fr. vnvaEseur) 
 s. [Scljeiiip.] b^-r ''21frerlcl}n5inann , lob.) ein 
 iBofan , ber piele SSnfntlen iiiiter fK^ Ijnt. 
 
 Vavasury, vav'asure. M. ii'e!)entu.j 
 ini ^lltrerli'licii. 
 
 Va\«'ard, vil'ward, (r. van li. ward) 
 «. • ber 95orDcrtl)eil, uorbere ll)cil, bie erfle 
 ipalfte; bte SSorbertriippcn , 6a6 SBi'rbiT' 
 trtffcn. SiiAK. 
 
 Veal, vile, (fr. veau; liU. viiellus) 
 I. I. id ilnlbflfifd). 2. pi. -s. finibfefli. 
 
 Roast veal, roasted -, ber Jiaib^bratcn. 
 
 -cutlets, --steaks, fialbf fdjllirtfll, 
 
 Kalb6farbiMiaben,Gefd)niprreStti(f(^ciifinlb: 
 
 jleifd). [5nl)ren, bie Jiiljre. 
 
 VtfCtton, vik'shtiu, (lAt.) s. t ia6 
 
 VEG 
 
 VeCtltation, vlktei&'shun , (UU.) 
 s. t ^>^''' S'l'ife" . f'ie Jiilire. 
 
 Vector, vek'lur. (I. W.I*. [gfflTPn.] 
 ber 9{abiu« aSefror, bie "JlbilaiiDfliiiie bed 
 -Mtrtclpiinfrc^ eineS ?J>(ancten. [bie giil)re. 
 
 Vecture, vek'ishure. (lat.) *. f 
 
 Veda, vcdaw' . (bii?iuei(eii mid) Ve- 
 daiu) t. bie S3cba (ein inbifc^cj 0)lauben^i 
 bud)). 
 
 V«*det, vedet'.^ (fr. vedette) t. ['TOi« 
 
 Ve«lette, \ lit.J bie ©(l)ilDn)ad)e 
 )ii ^^tVrbe, Jfelrcriuafte. 
 
 Veer, vere. (fr. virer) t>. n. 1. fWar.] 
 ft<ft brchc" , fid) iinnvciibcn (upin sajtnbe). 
 2. t fid) iDpnben. Veering, mettenueiu 
 bifd). 3. [OKnr.] vi^v beiH 2Cinbe iiinmcnben, 
 l)ali>n. 
 
 I'lKar.] The wind veered about to 
 north west, ber 233inb iprniig iini nntft 
 OJrrbweil. The wind — » aft. ber 2BiiiO 
 ratinit. - no more! fad /iid)t nb, nic^t Ia» 
 ger! We veered shfp, i»ir l)Olfeten. To 
 
 - and haul, fittf brel)en u. f(<)ralen (pom 
 JDinbe). 
 
 Veer, ». a. brcfjtn, wenben. 
 
 Veer, (piereii) p. a. (ai\(i) mit out) 
 (o*(affen, fd)iefcii lafffii , [>5)?ar.] I'iereii. 
 
 [■jKar.] To veer out all .sail. nRe €egel 
 nnfiVaunen. — more cable ! flid) mcf)r 9lu« 
 fi'Vtail nils! To -away. f. To pay away. 
 To - and haul, flbuiercii u. eiii()0len, i>iereu 
 u. fulfil. fbcriid), iuetrenuenbir((). 
 
 Veerable , veerabi, adj. t I'ermu 
 
 Ve^etability , vldjetabil'eti, «. 
 bie 5iattir Pb. ber Seben^jiitlaiib ber ^pfTanjen. 
 
 Veg-etable, vcdjctabi, (fr. 'US., 
 u. (at. vegetabilis) adj. I. bem ^jTanjcn* 
 reid)e jHgfl;ong, uegetabilifc^, bie ^pftanjen 
 lib. (5)eiuad)fe betrrffcnb, ben %>fi:anjen ju« 
 f pinmetib , ^fl.itijen ... 2. bie 9?ntur bee 
 ^pjlanjen Ijnbenb, ^jfTanjen... 
 
 Vegetable body, ber ^ffanjenfjrper. 
 
 - kingdom, t)a6 <pf)nii)enreid) , &ema(t>5t 
 reicft. - acids . 5pjlanjf iifauren. - earth, 
 bie ^jlanjcnerbe. (3i)eiund)?erbe. — physio- 
 logy, bie ^l>flnn jcnpl)i)|uiIogie , 9?ntiirlcl)re 
 v\>n ten ^fTaiijenfurperii. -juices, ^pam 
 jcnhifre. - nature, bie ^^[anjcnnattir. 
 
 Veg-etable, ». bie ^fToiije, bn» 
 ^flaiijciigfiuarf)^ ; (in engerer SSebeiitung) 
 bie >J5jlanji'iifpeife, ia& (JJeimlre; pi. -•, 
 •pflnnjengfmadjre, Jtijd)ciigciua(tre, ^flanjent 
 rpt'ifeii , SSegctobilien. 
 
 Vegetaule-dish, eine (55Emi'ifefc^)u(TeI 
 (uni fnS (J5i'miife irnrni jii ertjiilren). 
 
 Vedfetate, vld'jciatc, dnr.) v. n. 1. 
 luadjfen, I'fgrtirfn; em ^panieiileben fiifjrcn. 
 
 2. idiifm ) aiifiwadjfcn. 
 Vegetation, vedjeta'shun, «. 1. 
 
 bni S(5fIan}ai:QEarf)frl)iiin, iffiadjfen , ber 
 (SJeu'iidj^'trieb, '!)5jlani('inuiiri)6 , bie 23egetn« 
 riiMi. 2. iiti ^pfl'iiiienlf ben , bie 25eaeratitMi. 
 
 3. ICFliem.] bnf 91ii^iuad)rcii, ber »3lii*iriid)3. 
 Vejfetative, vcdjetaijv, adj. 1. 
 
 pflaiiicnarrig luadjfciib, mif "ipflanji'n ivad)» 
 iVnb. 2. entivi(fi-liib, trcibenb, iuad)rcn wa» 
 ri)ciib, Dai 'JUadiittjum ber ^JJflanjen befStt 
 bcrnb. 
 
 Vejfetativen«*.<»«, ved'jetitJvnls, 
 i. bte (S-iflciird)aff, bar^ad):ti)um ber ^flnn» 
 jen ju befL'rbern , bie Iriebfraft, (JntiJi(fe« 
 lungvfraft, trcibenbe Araft. 
 
1066 Fate, far, fall. fat. Mk, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, ^6t. 6il. cloud. Tube. tuh. full, t/tin. THU. 
 
 VEG 
 
 Veg'ete, vejete', (((It.) adj. t re6f)nft, 
 (Ifltt, frii'd), flefiiiiS. 
 
 I'egeiive, vldjeilv, (tat. vegeto) 
 adj. t I- pflaiijciinrtig, uegetnbilird). 2. bc6 
 20nd)^tl)um^ fn^ifl, mnArfn&. 
 
 Vegetive life, bai ^pflnnjenfebeii. 
 
 ■Vejfetive, «. t fcie ^paiije; f. Ve 
 ge table. 
 
 VegretO" animal, vld'jet6-ane- 
 mal, adj. iiegetabilir0:niuninlir£^. 
 
 Yeg-etous, vejetu*, (Irtt.) adj. -f 
 Ubhnft, milliter. 
 
 Velieinence, ve'hemense, ) (lot 
 
 "Veliemency , ve'liemense, ^ ve- 
 hemeiitia) *. 1. bie §eftigteit, ffieronlf, bcr 
 llngfiliim (t)e« 2Binbe« ic). 1. fcie 5?fftiG> 
 feit (Der Siebeic); ipi^f, bet Uiigcilum. 
 
 His - of temper, fcin f)eftiger finrnftcr. 
 
 Welieinent, vehement, (lot) adj. 
 I. I)ffrig (u. Jeiieric), flarf. 2. I)cftifl (2ei< 
 beiifrtxift, ''Bunfrf) jc). 
 
 Veiiemently, ve'hementle, adv 
 1. hifrig. 2. Ijeftig , nnrf)brucfli((). 
 
 Vellicle, v^'hekl, (Int. vehiculum) 
 «. 1. bo« 5iil)n»erf. 2. i a) [Web,] ba& 
 ?Wittel, aSeibriiifliingeniitfer, ScitHiittef, 3u= 
 fril)viing«niitte(, ajefjitct; (Nl^er fiberf).) b) 
 ber fititer, iai SJortpflnnjUngSniittcf ; ^'li'f^' 
 "•ittel, 2JifDtberun{j6mittel, ®eleflcnf)cit«mit: 
 tfl, 'Wittel, 
 
 V e li i c 1 e of communication , bftS Wits 
 lljtiiuiig^niittel. (A simple style) forms the 
 best - of tlioMght to a popular assembly. 
 if! ^n? bctle Wittet, ciiier 95oIf«oerfamm5 
 liiiiil ffiiie OSebiinfeii tnitjiiff)ei(en. 
 
 Veliicled, vc hikld, adj. in einem 
 giihni'i'rfe gfiihreii. 
 
 Veliiciilar, veluk'ulir, adj. )u t'u 
 tieni S'lbrimrfe flc()orig. 
 
 Veil, vAle, (lat. velum) *. I, ^ bcr 
 ©djlejcr. 2. f a) bci <Sd)kiet. b) ber©d)(eier, 
 bie ^lide (ber ©djeiio. 3. [99ot.] bie Wil^e. 
 
 To cast a veil upon etc., einen @(^Ieier 
 flufic. loerfen. To cast a — over etc., einen 
 ©(Meier iiber ic. luerfen. 
 
 Veil, V. a. 1. uerfri^tfiern, nmfdjleiern, 
 Deri) lid en, liberlimigcn. 2. i innrttleiern, vet- 
 t)iiHe», i>erbcrgen, bebecfcn. 
 
 Vein, vane. (Int. vena; fr. veine) *. 
 1. l«!lM(it.] bie aibcr, ^liitnber. 2. i a) bie 
 Qlr'cr (9lnlngc, ®i'rft}icflirf)fcit); (in engerer 
 ^I'beiitiiiig) bie poetifdje 916or, Did)ter(ibcr, 
 I)id)riing, Di(f)fiingfnrt, bn& Dit^tertnlent. 
 b) bie Snime; 9Irt, SDciie. c) ber gi'inflige 
 9Iiigfnbli(f , giinfiige Woment. 3. bie 91bcr 
 (im 5?iMjf !c.) ; bie 9tber, bcr ©treifen (iin 
 Wnrnior); [Sot.] bie21ber; [05eol,] bicilber. 
 
 Small vein, little-, ba6 9Iebord)en. To 
 open the -, bie 91ber ijffnen, jiir 9lbcr Inf> 
 fen. Poetical-, bie X5i(t)ternber , pDctird}f 
 9Iber. - of wit or humor, bie 91bcr bt& 
 2Bi^ca Ob. 5?niiiDr5. A satirical -, cine fiij 
 tl)rird>e 9Ibcr. A— of true and noble think- 
 ing . cine 91ber nnfrirf)tioer iinb cbler Dens 
 flingfnrt. I am not in the giving - to day. 
 Id) hnbe Ijente fcine frcigebige Snunc, l)nbe 
 l)ciite nid)t bie l!niiiie jum fflcben. Tlie - 1 
 have had of running iiilo etc., niein 5?inng, 
 Tid) niific. eiiijuIniTcM. Full of-s, nterig, 
 (I'lMii .^iMjc K.i. Free of -s. rljnc 91bcrn 
 (DiMi ©ft'iiiril 2C.). A - in a stone, bie ©tiins 
 cber. -» ot gold, ^ribtibirii. Metallic -s, 
 
 VEL 
 
 Wetnflnbern. -s of water, ^niyernbern. 
 
 Veiu, B. a. nbern (ba6 S^oi^ lo, wiarj 
 tnorircn. 
 
 Veined, vAnd, adj. l. nberifj, abei 
 rig ; genbert. 2. [ ^Dt. ] geabert. 
 
 Veinles8,vane'le», arf;. [5Bot.] nber; 
 loe, oi)iie 5lBern. 
 
 Veiny, va'ne, adj. ftbctifl , uoder 
 illbern , uiele Slbern entl;nltenb. 
 
 The veiny artery, bie £iiiigenblutnber. 
 
 Veliferous, vel'ferus, (lat.) adj. 
 ©egel fuf)rcnb oD. tragenb. 
 
 Velitation, veleia'shun, (Int.) *. + 
 b(i6 ©(bnrmujircn, Siipntireii, ©(t)arjuu9el, 
 cer Di^pnt. 
 
 Velites, ve'lltes, ((nt. 2D.) *. pi. 
 [bci ben nltcn DJomern] bie SBeliten, leit^ten 
 iruvpcn. [Sabmngen: f. Rennet-bag. 
 
 Veil, veil, (u. 5e(l?) 4. [Dertt.] bcr 
 
 Veil, V. a. [Oertl.] ben fRa\'m abi 
 |led)en. 
 
 Velleity, vllle'ete, (fr. velle'ite') *. 
 [in©d)ulen"j bn& 2i3»Utn, aU nitbrigile ©tufc 
 bei SlOilleneuermogcnfi. Imperfect -, bet 
 ^olbiuifle. 
 
 Vellicate, vlllekilte, (lat.) v. a. I. 
 jiuicten, jupfcn, fncipcn. 2 i reijen (bie 
 iJienien). 
 
 Vellication, vllleka'shun, «. I. 
 bai 3upfen, 3iui*en, itneipen. 2 i bie 3ic\: 
 jnng, ber 0{eij; pi. -», gieruenjucfungen. 
 
 Vellum, vel'lum, (fr. ve'liu; l)Dfl. 
 vel, $nnt, %iU) t. bai feinflc, au6 itaibe= 
 leber btreiteie ^ergament, 6d)reibpcrga: 
 ment, Drucfpcrflnniciit, Oiiiigfernperflnincnt, 
 aSelin. [pier, ^ergftincntpapivr. 
 
 Vellum-paper, bai 95elin , aSclinpfls 
 
 Velocity, veios'ete. tliit.) *. bie 
 @(l)ne(Itgf eit , ©cfctjiuinbigfeit ; [ Dijnani. ] 
 Die (J)c|(<)iuinbigfeit. [ber ©nnimet. 
 
 Velure, vel'ure, <fr. velours) ». * 
 
 Velveret, vel'veret, *. ber uiige> 
 feperte 9)iiiiid)f|1er. 
 
 Velvet, vel'vit, (fr. velours; Int. 
 vellus)*. 1. [^nbuilr.] bcrSninmet, ©nmmt. 
 2. i pi. -a, bit iJolben (.bai nod) jungc, 
 wei<i)e, niii eiiieiu SBafl iiberjugeue i^irfd)^ 
 gnuei^). 
 
 Flowered velvet, geblumter, ge|"d)ore; 
 ner ©nmmt. Shorn -, geriffcner ©nnitnt. 
 Gold and silver -, ©nmmt nut ®D\b-. Ullb 
 ©ilbcrgruiib. Genoa -, geniitftfd)er ©nmmr. 
 
 Prov. To be upon the velvet, eine 
 2Dette fo fnrten, bng tnnn fid)er babei ge- 
 luiiint. 
 
 Velvet, adj. 1. fnnmitcn, ©nmmt... 
 2. i famnifiueid), ©nmmt. . . ; j. S. v e 1 v e t- 
 leaveii, ©nninublntter. 
 
 Velvet-ant, cine 2lrt 91fterbienen. -- 
 black, bai ©nmmctrdjtunrj , (5-ifenb«in« 
 fdjiunrj. --cap, bie ©nmmtmiii^c. - - 
 duck, bie ©nmm(e)tente. --flowtr, bie 
 ©nnint(e)tblnme,bn6lnnrcnbrvbiJn. - -g o w n, 
 bnS ©ammtflcib. --guards, 4. pi. * 1. 
 ber ©nmmetbernt). 2. i ^perfDiicn, bie ©nnt: 
 mctbrfn^ nn ben ^Icibern tnigen. --lace. 
 bie ©nnitnetfpi^e. --leaf, bie ffiriciSmiiri 
 je(. —-like, fnmintnriig. --maker, btr 
 ®nnimetmnd)cr, ©nmmetiBebcr. --rose 
 .bie ©nmmetrofc. --runner, bie oxa&t 
 SBniiL'rriine , bn* ©nmmctljiifjiKtfii. -- 
 stamper, [g'Iniiirg.J bie ©.-.mmemite. 
 
 YEN 
 
 Velvet, V. n. I. ©nmmt innlen. 2. 
 ©nmniet nind)en ob. lueben. 
 
 Velveted, veivitld , adj. ciui 
 ©nnnnt Gemnd)t, fninnirmeitf), ©ommt.. 
 
 Velveteen,veiveteeii', ». (Snbnilr.J 
 ber i?clbe(. [perte Wnnii)i>fter. 
 
 Velveting-, vel'vliing. *. ber gcfe» 
 
 Velvety, vel'vete. adj. aui ©nin« 
 met, mie ©nmmet, rnmmetnrtig. 
 
 Venal, venal, (Int. vena) adj. [Slnnt.J 
 in ben ^^Itern enti^nlten. - blood, bai 93lut 
 in ben SBlntnbern. 
 
 Venal, (Int. venalis) adj. I. fnnflitft 
 (uon aieintern), i>erfnuf(id>. 2. i feil, tnuf» 
 lid); beflcd)lirf), erfnufiid). 
 
 In a venal manner, fi'tr ®e(2). 
 
 Venality, venalete, «. 1. bie £i^uf< 
 lid)fcit, aScrfniifli(f)ftit. 2. 1 bie gciltjeit; 
 (Jrfiiuflid)Ei'it , ^e|Ted)(id)feit. 
 
 Venary, venaie, (int. venor) adj. 
 bie 0<iflf betnffenb. 
 
 Venatic, venat'Ik, )(lnt.)'i'y. 
 
 Veuatical, venat Ikal, ) bie 3ng6 
 betnffenb, lunibmnniiifd), }ur 3ngb gel;ijri(j. 
 - pleasure, bn« aSergiiilgen bcr Ongb. 
 
 Venation, venasiiuun, 4. 1. baft 
 3ngen, bie QaQb. 2. Ibai ©ejngtiDerbeii) 
 bie O'lflb. 
 
 Vend, vend, (Int.) v. a. (2Daoren fijt 
 (Jielb) ocrfnufi'ii , feil bieten. 
 
 Vendee, vendee', «. [^t<i)ti(\>t.] btt 
 (^IBnnreiio ilniifcr. 
 
 Vender, vlnd'ur, (fr. vendeur) «• 
 [3?i'rt)r^rpr.l ber (SCnnrenO 95erfniifer. 
 
 Vendibility, vendebileti, > 
 
 Vendibleness, vend'ebinls, y 
 J. bie 2}irfdu|iid)feit, Onngbarteit (einc« 
 S33iinrei. 
 
 V«*lldi|»le, vlnd'ebl, adj. vtrtauft 
 (id), gniigb.ir (i>. 2i3a>n-cn). [flnnbe. 
 
 Vendibles, t. pi. uerfnnfli(^c ®egen» 
 
 Veiidibly, vludeble, adv. verCniif' 
 lid); iierfiiui*n)cire. 
 
 Venditation, vindeti'shun, (lat.) 
 *. t bai Qlnsfrnmen (prat)Ierti'(t)e 91neein» 
 niibfrfeyeio. [bcr SBerffluf. 
 
 Vendition, vlnd'shmn, (Int.) «. 
 
 Vendor, vend'ur, *. ber 25erfnufer. 
 
 Vendue, vendu', (fr. vendu) 4. bit 
 ^iiftioii , cffciitlid)e SJerileigcning. 
 
 V e n d u c - ni a s t e r , ber Slnftionntor. 
 
 Veneer, veneer', (o. int. vena; fr. 
 veiner) v. a. litiinilfc^reiii.] fiimiren, nu*» 
 legf 11 , ciiilegcn. 
 
 Veneer, «. bai ©inlegef!nbrf)en, 9ln4» 
 leg«(liibd)eii ; pi. -s. ba6 9(u6lfgel)Dlj, %utt 
 nirlmM, (S-iiiii'iii'l)Dij , bie 9lii^Icge|lnbd)en. 
 
 Veneering-, veneering, 4. 1. bn4 
 •Miiiflfflen, itiiriiiren. 2. bie nii?gelegte5(rbeit. 
 
 VenoOce, venefis, unt.) «. + bit 
 SJiftmird)erei , 9?ergiftiing. 
 
 VemRflcial, vanet!sh'al, } 
 
 Venefleious, vanifishus, 5 
 f giftimrd)erirdi , iiergiftenb; b<l)tfenb. 
 
 VeuefiolouaIy,vJa«liaii'usle.arf0 
 t biird) 0*ift I't). ptyttei. (aomou*. 
 
 VeueiUOiaS, ven'enius, adj. f. V«- 
 
 Veneuate, vaacnitc, (int.) v. a. 
 
 t iHTiiiftcii , nniletfcii. [fltdt. 
 
 Venenate, adj. f uergiftet. nngef 
 
 VeuenatioU, venenA'ihun, 4. t 
 
 1. bic SScrtjiitiiiig. 2. bai (^m(. 
 
F^ie. far. fall, fat. ML met. Fine, f!n. N6. move, n6r, got, 6iK clS^td. Tiibe, tfib, fflll. cAin. TUU. 1067 
 
 I. 
 
 VEN 
 
 Venene, venene', \ ,, ^ 
 
 ■II- : I 1 , f ""J- t 
 
 wenenose, venenose', > 
 
 ■mr 1 ■, 5 \ fl'ftlrt. 
 
 Ven«*rabilit5', veiieiabileie, + } 
 
 Veaerableness, vln'crablnes, ^ 
 «. 6ir (S-hriui'irDiflfcit. 
 
 Venerable, vln'lrabl, (fr. SD-, v. 
 Int. veiieiabilUj adj. tfjnuurCig, I'ereljrunge: 
 juurtig, i>erff)riiii(]#merifj, uerefjren^iucrtl), 
 i)frel)rciitivurMg , ucrclirlid). [iBurtiij- 
 
 Venerably, \en'eri\i\i, adv. ti)rs 
 
 Venerate, \eu'erktt, Hat, veneror) 
 r. a. tiercl)rfn, ef)rcn. 
 
 Veneration, venerA'shun , «. 1. 
 tic 55i'rcl}n:ii(]. 2. tie S5ercl)riiiia, ^l^rfiircftt. 
 
 Vene.rator, veu'eiitdr, «. tet SSets 
 tl;rfr. 
 
 Venereal, vliie'reSl, ffrtt. venereii«) 
 .04f- 1- fcit 2'«''< betrttftiiD , SicfctS..., 85e' 
 .nu<... 2. utiierifcf), a) mit t>tr Cufirfiutf 
 bf()Oftet, tniwii niiflfflirft. b) uon fccr t'ii|l: 
 feiid)e f)c^u()ren^. 3. luflrfijeiiB. 4. jiir ^ti> 
 11111(1 tier Pii|lfeii(t« fcieiili* o6. gfeignct. 5. 
 Vfrbiil)it. 6. * l(H)tm.] aui iliipf« &iflel)ciif, 
 fupiVrljrtltifl. BovLB. 
 
 Tlie ve.iereal diaeaite, dliteoiper, bit 
 ueiifrirrf)e ^riiiifljeit, Ciijlfeiidje. - di»teni 
 per«, Ciefreefrniifljtitfn. - viriu or poison. 
 tii« i'ciifrii'd)e Wift, 5niii}i''rfiiiiift. - signn. 
 Ciebffjeic^en. - pleasure, tie £it'6e*freiibt, 
 Cifbe^liill, SJlfifciciliifl. [Venereal. 
 
 Venerean, veni'rian, adj. f I- 
 
 VenC^reuuS, vener^us, adj. IVDI: 
 luflig. flfil (Venereon* 
 
 Venerous, vlii'lru*. a^j. + f. 
 
 Venery, ven'lri. (u. S^cnuO «. bcr 
 Cicbrfgejiiip, tie tjfcn'ctcjliifl. 
 
 Venery, (fr. ve'ne'rie; [>. {at. venor) 
 «. bie Oiiflfrti, ^(\(\t, b.i« 5S3mbiufrf. 
 
 Venesection, venlslksiiun, (tat. 
 ven.n II. seciio) «. ttr *}lfirfi1)lng , fleering. 
 
 Venetian, veuuliuu, adj. ueiiejifls 
 niftt. ueiieMfcf). 
 
 Venetian blinds, ^nloufttn. - boat, 
 bie CSJiMibel. - bote, (ehui.) tint 9Irt fiirjer 
 JBeiiiflcibcr. -tire, (fhiii.) eiiie 'Jlrtfiopfpii^. 
 
 Venetian, «. l. bcr 33eiii'ji>iiier. 2. 
 rin buiiiier , ^iJlbiuoflfiier iitib (jiilbfeibeiur 
 flfflrciftcr 3fU|- 3. f pi. -•, f. - bose. 
 
 Veney» ilu'i, ^ (fr. venue) *. * I. 
 
 Vene*v, venu, j btr (Sniifl (iiu 
 g((1)tfiii. 2. bcr ©tog (ini 5e(()ti'n). 
 
 A quick V e n e w of wit, eiiie ta\d)t tJinte 
 bed TCi^fS. Shak. 
 
 Vengre, vJnJe, <fr. venger) t>. o. + 
 tiifbiii, iil^ifdi, brflmfen. 
 
 Ven^eabie , venje'abi , adj. f 
 t<id)iTiif)rii] , bpelHift. 
 
 Veng-f^ance, vln'janne, (fr. 2C.) 
 «. 1. bie Dfndje. 2. bet ^a(S)tt)til, tai \h\> 
 flrurt. SiiAK. 
 
 To take vengeance of etc. , on etc. . 
 (id) nil K. rnd)eii, Dfncfee nii k. iicljtiicn. 
 
 Witb a vengeance. J mit ?)efrigfcit, 
 l)eftig. Willi a - to you! tft ijjeiifer l)olc 
 bid) ! Wliat a - ! (ef)m. empfjntird) fur) ma6 ! 
 iun« jiiiii 5?eiifer! I am — dry, * iH) bin 
 uertciifiMt biirflig. 
 
 Veng^efui, vlnjeful, adj. rnd)gie- 
 rifl; rnrfienfi. (Avengement 
 
 Ven»fein«»nt, veuje'nient, ». t U 
 
 "Wengtsry ven'jiir, ». + f. Avenger. 
 
 VEN 
 
 Veniable, ve'n^abl, adj. -f tx\a9< 
 lief), crlnglld), DcrjciMid)- 
 
 Veniabiy,ve'ii*able,adr.tfrlaglirf) 
 
 Venial, veneal, (fr. ve'niel, d. bit 
 venia) adj. 1. [lljeol.] logliit, erblglid), cr> 
 Inglicf). 2. ver}eil)(id). 3 iiilaifla' eriniibt. 
 
 A venial tin, eiiie (^{Inffunaeiuiioe, 
 CfrlnBluiibe. 
 
 Venialness, venialnes, t. I. bie 
 (Frlnglic^fcit; a3erieil;lid)fett 2. bie 3iiriii". 
 Hflfeit. 
 
 Venice, vSu'ls, «. [Scpgr.] S8encbig. 
 
 V e n ice -g lass, <* 1. ber (Spiegel. 2. 
 tai Iriiifgln* uoii Deiiejlniiifdjem ©lofe. -- 
 mallow, [Sot.] bcr nfrifnnifd)c ©Infeiibi 
 bi^fuS. - tuuiach, [ 95ot. J ber garbcr 
 bnum, SJi'iiTel, bn* (yelbljofj. --turpeu 
 tine, cn5 Serd)cnliar}. 
 Venire faciaSjvluf rj fi'sh^as,Db 
 Venire, 
 
 (bit. 2D.), [9?ecftt«ipr.] eiii TOrIt (®erid)t*> 
 bfffl)!), bcr bie 3iil"iiiiiiiienbfriifiiiifl ber ®c. 
 rd]ivoreiieii jur &iUfd)eibuno eiiietf (Eiuilpro^ 
 jfffeS I'crorbiiet. 
 
 Venison, vln'xn, ven'im, (fr- venal- 
 son) I. t>as ($od)0 2Bilb, ($od).) 2Dil^pre^. 
 
 Venison pasly, bic ^UilC'pretpnilfte. 
 
 Venom, venum, (fr. venin ; Int. 
 venenuni) t- I. bai (Sift. 2. i bnd (Sift (fei> 
 lur iljlicfe JO. 
 
 His venom-tooth, f fein giftigerS^fiO- 
 
 Venom, v. a. (nu-iflcnd f) ucrgifteii. 
 
 Venomous, via amus, adj. 1. gif: 
 rig. 2. 1 giffig, bodt)iift. 
 
 Venomous wights. ®iftmii'£f)cr. Shak. 
 
 Venomously, vlu umUNle, adv. 
 I. gitfifl- 2- g'fttg. bi'sO'iff' bo^l)(ifttr 233cire. 
 
 VenOmOUSnesS, ven'umiisnes. 
 «. I. bie (Siftiflfeit. 2. ± bie ®tftiijfiit, 
 •Bi'^hcit. 
 
 Venous, ve'nus, (Int. venosus) adj. 
 I. [9liint.) jiir asiiitntier gcI;orig. - blood, 
 ■Bliimbfrgebliit. 2. [93ot.] nDcrig, gcnbcrt. 
 
 Vent, vent, (fr. 2i5.; Int. veutus) *. 
 I. bic £uft; (iiitr 1 in folgenbcn 2Iuferucfcii) 
 To give one's anger -, fciiiem 3iiriie Ciift 
 iiind)cn, fciiieii 3orii nii6(niTeii, nii^fcftuttcii ; 
 to take — , bcfniiiit luerben, nu£foinnicii. 2. 
 bie JOeffiimig, bn« Sod); [Slrtifl.] bn« 3"ii6' 
 lod). i a) bcr 9Iii«gniig (aiii«brii(f)). b) Dne 
 ©erniifct), ®tru(f)t. Shak. 3. ber 91fter, bn* 
 (5)ffng. 4. iai Dtffiicn, bie Dcffmiiig. 5. 
 I9lrri(l.] ber (Spiclrnum eiiicr Itiigel. 6. bcr 
 ■Jlbfliig, aiblnuf, aibiitfl. 7 ± bet ©rgiig (bcr 
 iGDrre). Miltoji. 
 
 To give a vept to etc., Ciift iiinc^cn, 
 offiicii. To urge for — , to labor for a -. 
 \i(i} eiiicii 9Iu«gniig fi\(i)en , (id) Siift ju nifl; 
 d)cii fiirt)en (oon ecibeiii'rf)nftcn JO. 
 
 Vent-astragal, ['TJ^nr.j bn« itnmmcr. 
 bnnb. --field, [-OTiir.] bn« 3'i'ibfelb. -- 
 hole, bn« fiuftlod). 
 
 Vent, p. a. I. a) (ufteii (cin ivciiig 
 
 offiicu). b) burrf) eiiie Dcjfiiiitig, eiii Siift: 
 
 lod) nii6lnfTeii. Shak. 2. i nii51n(Ten (Kiiic 
 
 IDiitl), ipi^eu.), (leiiicn ivingciizc. ) £iifr 
 
 mrtd)en. 3. i a) nii«(logcii. b) niigcrii, ins 
 
 gen, nii«rprert)rn. c) -f bcfnmit mnct)eii, nii^> 
 
 breiteii, cnf&ccftii , nii^plniibcrii. 
 
 3. a) Or whilst I can vent clamor from 
 
 my tiiroat, Dbcr fo bitig ciii 2niu nii« 
 
 meiiicr A'eble fd)reit. 
 
 I'na.) (fp. ven 
 5 tana; «. f 
 
 VEN 
 
 Vent, V. n. f 1. fdfiiauftn. 2. fc^niip* 
 pen, luittern, fpilreii. 
 
 To vent into llie air, bie ^a]t ill ben 
 2Dinb IjalrcM, um Cuff ju rct)i:ipfcii. 
 
 Vent, (fr. veuie) *. 1. bcr SBerfniif, 
 5Bertcicb, Hbfafy. 2. (bie ®flcgenl)cit ju otf 
 fniifen; bcrilbin^, aScttricO, 'Jlbgniig. 
 
 There is no vent for etc., ti ifl feiil 
 ^Ibfn^ fi'ir tc. bn. [Vend. 
 
 Vent, V. a. -f oerfniifeii, nbfc^eu; f. 
 
 Vent, (fp. veuta) #. -f bn* ®n|lf)aii«. 
 
 Ventage, vlntJdje, «. -f f)ai flciiie 
 Cod), Suftlod), (bcf.) t>a6 ioO) nuf eiuet 
 iJlote. 
 
 Ventail, vlnt'Aie. (fr. W.) «. bet 
 ^clmrd)iebcr, Dn4 4)eliiifeii|lct, ^elmgitter, 
 95 1 fir. 
 
 Ventanna, vintau'na, 
 
 Ventana, 
 iai 5cii|lcr. [(einer 9'?nd)iid)t jc). 
 
 Venter, vlnt'ur, «. bet SScrbrcitee 
 
 Venter, (int. ^.) «. i. (ei)mj cine 
 $>Dljle, ^ohliiiig tci itorpcr*. The three 
 -s, bie :fioliic ^ei Mcpia, bet 35rii|l ii. ted 
 93niid)c«. 2. (9Iiint.] »cr Seib, f&m(f}; (in 
 engcrcr ^c^ellrllng) bet 2cib, "JKiutcrleib ; 
 (bnl)cr) 3. [■Jlccfttifpr.] tie 'Wiitter. Cliildren 
 by different -s, jtiiiber Don uerrd)icbeiicn 
 ^tTtutteril Ob. t^rniicn; Brotlier by tlie same 
 - , ©ruber uon infitterlidjcrSeitc. 4. [•Jliint.] 
 (- of a muscle) ber iCorpcr, t>a6 ^Iciiii). 5. 
 ciner bet uiet '0}?ngen eiiic^ ivicbcrfniiciibcii 
 ■ll;ifrc«. [ [9Ird)it.] tie 2a3iiibr6l;re. 
 
 Ventiduct, vln'ieiJiiki, dm.) «. 
 
 Veutilatt;, vlu lelatr, (]nt. veiitllo) 
 B. n. 1. fnd)clii, ii'iftiii, biir(^ii'cl)cij , bem 
 Diird)iuge ber Ciift, befi <!BiiiBc« nufife^en; 
 [-OTinernlg.] to -a mine. fnrrf)c Siift in cm 
 iBergiuerf briiigcn. 2. fd)ii)iiigcn , mnnucii. 
 3. t f iintcr)iirf)eni nDljnnbclu, oerljnnbcln. 
 
 Ventilated by tlie winds, uon bent 
 Diird)jiigc bet SOSiiibc gcreiiiigt. 
 
 Ventilation, vlmeia'shun, «. I. 
 bn«5nd)tln, bic 25ciitiiniion. 2. bn6®(0u)in» 
 flcn, <!Dnnnen. 3. f i bic ©rorrcriing , llu» 
 tcrfud)uiig. 4. f t bie iilcugcrung. 5. t bie 
 (Srfrifc^niig, <}Ibfu()(uiig. 
 
 By the ventilations of the air, blirc^ 
 bell 3ng<iiig tet Cuft. 
 
 Ventilator, vln'tllAiur. *. [^t)vr.] 
 ^er ^Binbfniig, 223iiiDjiil)niigcr , SiififanG, 
 2iifriic()cr, t<\6 SDinDrnb, bcr QScnrilntor. 
 
 Ventosity, vlutosete, (Int. vento- 
 sus) *. [-OKfti.] Die 55lal)iingen , 2i3iiibe. 
 
 Ventral, vln'tiai, (fr. 5ID. , u. Int. 
 venter) adj. tew SBniid) brtrcffciib, SBnnd)... 
 
 Ventral fins, [3d)t(;i;oI.] bie $Bnud)fin< 
 nen, 55niid)ffi(Tcn. 
 
 Ventricle, vin'trekl, (Int.) «. I. 
 [SInnt.] bic^i3i;iiing,.Knminer. 2. betWngen.- 
 
 The left ventricle of the heart, 
 [9ltint.] bie linfc $frjfnnimcr. 
 
 VentriCOUS, vln'trekus, (Int.) adj. 
 [53ot.) bniirt)ig, 6niid)ig. [ermn* bfliid)ig. 
 
 VeiltriculOUS, vlutnK'uliis, adj. 
 
 Ventril«>qui8m.veutiirnkvvizin.i 
 
 Ventriloquy, vlntrilokwl, y 
 (Int.) *. tai ^iiufbi-cDen, bie a3niid)re6ncrei. 
 
 Veiitril«>qui8t , vlutririokwist, 
 s. bcr ^niid)rfbiier. 
 
 Veutriloquous, vlntr'liokwu^ 
 adj. bnu(<)rcOnerif(^. 
 
1 068 Fate, far, fall, fat. M6, met. Fine. fin. NA, m6ve, nftr, got, 6*1, clSfld. Tiibe, tdb, ffill. ih'\n. TH!«. 
 
 VEN 
 
 Ten<iire« vln'tshire, (fr. avetitnre) 
 ». 1. 6(16 SH3ngni# (ber giiflnnb, bn mon 
 rongt) ; [^ntibet] bie gpcfulntioii. 2. (baS, 
 lun^ man lungt) bnS2Bngni#; [^niibct] iai 
 ©lit niif ber (See, pi- -s, SBnoi'ifTer ©liter 
 nuf Der See. 3. bnfi TOnbcfjen, bn6 (trf) c""""' 
 Sebfn ntif6 ®errttl)c»uof)l ^iligibt. Shak. 4. 
 
 ber 3uf'iK- 
 
 To run the venture, e5 IDrtgcll. And 
 have no - in the wreck. II. fjabt bei bem 
 ©diiffbruc^c 9iirf)tf }u iierlicrcn. Successful 
 -. ber flliicflic^e 3iig. At a -, flufs ®ern: 
 tI}faH>hI, in belt lag fjiiieiii, oiif gut (J3lutf, 
 bUublingS. To put a tiling to a -, (to the 
 -). Q:Uva& nuf gut ®Ii"irf t)i\\ lungeit. He 
 threw his whole fortune at a -, Ct fe^te 
 fein gaiijcf 93i'riiuigeu niifiJ <B\)itt. 
 
 Veiifure, *.t bie (feilc) iJinie.SHAK. 
 
 "Venture, v. n. I. fic^ iinter(lel)eii, 
 fid) erbreiilcti, lungcn, eS i»ngcii. 2. ftcb ma-- 
 flfu; (out) firf) f;ei^'Ui6i«ngen ; (into) fid) in 
 jc lungen. 3. [5p.inbel] uccfiidj^iucife fpcfii! 
 tiren. [©ee wngen. 
 
 To venture on the seas, fid) «ut bie 
 
 To venture at, > fi^^ <"' "• 
 
 To venture on cb. npon,J iuagen,©t! 
 tun* iintcrnelimen, fid) nuf 2C. einlnffeii. 
 
 ■Veuture, v. a. i. uuigen. 2. (for. 
 to) nuf gut (yii'itf t'crfcnbcn ob. t)crfd)irft'n 
 (nnc^); l>?iiiifcl] i'rrfiid)emfire fpcfiilirfn. 
 
 To venture one's person, fid) lungcn. 
 Whom he woul^ not — to feel his pulse. 
 ■{■ lion belli er ftc^ beii ^iiIS nid)t luurbe ful;: 
 len InfTiii. 
 
 Frov. Nothing venture, nothing have, 
 ivcr ^id)ti lungt, gauiiiut g?icbt6. 
 
 Venturer, ven'tsliurur, s. bet 223as 
 jer, 2Bngell^e, SSSngtfjnlS. 
 
 Venturesome, vln'tshursum.^ 
 
 Venturous, ven'tshurus, ^ 
 
 adj. I. lungiid). 2. fiii)ii, ueriuegen. 
 
 Venturesomely, vln'tshur- 
 sunili. pbev : 
 
 Venturously, vIn'tshiJrusle, ado. 
 I. iDoglid}. 2. fill;!!, nenvrgen. 
 
 Venturine, ven'tshuiln, (fr. aven- 
 turine) #. I. ber piilueriHrte ©oibbrn^t fur 
 finrfirer; ta^ ©treiigolb. 2. ber feiufle Oiolb; 
 i>tni)t juiii ©ticfeu. [flcin. 
 
 Yen turi n e-s tone , ber SU'nntiiriii: 
 
 VenturOUSneSS, ven'tshdrusnes, 
 «. 1. bie iH3ngli(J)fi-it. 2. bie iScnuegenljcit, 
 jtuhit^eit. 
 
 Venue, ven'u,^ (tnt. vicinia; norm. 
 
 Visne, 5 v'"'"^) *■ [3l<A)ii- 
 
 fpr.] ber bennd)6nrte Drt , bie g?iid)bnr: 
 fc{)iift. Blackktone. 
 
 Venue, *. ber ©tog, ©tid; ; f. V e n e y. 
 
 Venulite, ven'ullt, #. [3iiUurg.] 
 ber 23ciuilit. 
 
 Venus, vc'nus. (J. <S3.)*. l. [^i)th.] 
 SJfiiiie. 2. [iJlftron.] bie 2Jcnu6, ber '>Bior: 
 fliMirtirn, 2lbenbflcrn. 3. (el)m.; [(Eljetn.] bn* 
 ilnp'er. 
 
 [^latiirg.] Venus' basin. 6er aSeniifi; 
 pfirtel. -'s bugle, bie ^l)nrnpfd)ne(fe. -'s 
 eoiub, [SSot.j ber 93enii^|lriil)f, ^fiiifcifcrOel. 
 -'s flytrap, [25or.J ber glicgenrd)iinp^er. 
 — '» hair, 195ot.] ^ai 5raiicnl)nnr. '» 
 locking-glnss, [95ot.] ber aScniicfpicgi;!. -'« 
 navelwort, [JSot.] ber SBeiuifnnoel; iSenuiSi 
 ftnflcr. -'■ pride, bit iD^renpjJnn)«, • '» 
 
 VER 
 
 shell, bie 55cnii«muf(^cr. [nngene^ni. 
 
 Venust, venust', (fnt.) adj. f fcf)&n, 
 
 Vera, (fd)Ptt.) very. 
 
 Veracious, vera'shus, ((At. verax) 
 adj. 1. iunl)r(;nft, iDni)rI)aftig, ber 5S5nf)rf)eit 
 ergebcn. 2. + luniir. 
 
 Veracity, veras'ete, «. 1. bie TOn()r< 
 f)nftigfcit. 2. t bie 2i5al}rl;fit. (gcr'JKnnn. 
 
 A man of veracity, ein glilllbiuurbi' 
 
 Veranda, veran'da, (V. fp. verandiis) 
 s. I. einc 'Jlri (cic^t gibnutcn, befcerften Qomv. 
 ge», eine 'Qlrr -Ulrnn niii (5)einiiber. 2. Da6 
 griiii gefiirlue ©iMiiientnd) eiiiefi "iialfiins. 
 
 Veratria, vcia'uea. d. veiatrnm; 
 s. [(iljeiii.] ein neiieS iicgern()ilird)C6 Sniigen; 
 fnlj, tai man in ber ^TTiefiiuurj eiuBerft l;ni. 
 
 Verb, verb, (1. verbumj*. 1. [(Srnmni.j 
 ti<\6 3eitiuort, aSerbiiin. 2. M6 SBort. 
 
 Verbal, verb'al, adj. 1. nUMtblid). 
 2. jvortlicft (in 253urten nu6gebriicft). 3. 
 luijrtlid), budjflnblid). 4. f wortflnubenb 
 ^llritlfcr ic). 5. -f luortreic^). Shak. 6. nur 
 in SBortcn beflefjenb. 7. [(Srnnmi.] jeit> 
 luDrtlid). 
 
 Verbal dispute, ber SBorfflrcit. — pro 
 cess, bie gerid)tlid)c nnterfud)ung; bnS ^ro^ 
 tofoii, 95crncf;iniing6rd)rciben. To make a - 
 process, eiiien 25eriiel;mberid)t nindjen; prD> 
 tLifi'lIircn. 
 
 Verbality, veibaleli, ». 1. bie 
 23ud)|lnt'iid)feit, bet 2Dortuerjlnnb. 2. bn« 
 2Cortgcprnnge. 
 
 Dead verbality, bcr tobte !8ud)flnbe. 
 
 Verbalize, verb'alize, V. a. in ein 
 geitiucrt iieriuniibeln. [d)en. 
 
 Verbalize, v. n. * uicfe SBorte inn< 
 
 Verbally, verb'ale, adv. 1. nulnb! 
 lid). 2. luijrtlid) (I'oii 5H3Drt ju SBort). 
 
 Verbatim, verbA'tim, dnt. 533.) 
 adv. u>iJrili(^, uon 2DDrt >ti lIDiTt. 
 
 Verberate, ver'Uciite, (int.; ». a. 
 t fc^lageii. [f(f)liigt nn ben ^inimcl. 
 
 (The sound) verberates the skies. 
 
 Verberation, verberA'sImn, s- 
 1. bn5 Sd)lngcn, bie ©(f)Inae. 2. [^W.\ 
 bie ©4)iuingiing, jitternbe 93ei»cflung ber 
 Suft. [t>al> &t\<i)Viai}j ber 2Dortfrnni. 
 
 Verbiag'e, verbiadje, (fr. SB.) *. 
 
 Verbose, verbose', (Int.) adj. ge; 
 fd)H)a(jig, ndjn luortreid). 
 
 A verbose speaker, talker, cin 'BAjwh-- 
 0cr. To be -, fd)R>ntjcn, uicle^orte mad)en. 
 
 Verbosity, veibos et4, ( 
 
 Verbo-seness , vcrbose'ncs.J 
 bie (Sefd)iuntjigfcit, SIDeitlaufigf eit , 2Ceit: 
 fcfjiucifigfeit. [iai (JJtun. 
 
 Verdancy, vlr'dansl, *. bie ®ruiic, 
 
 Verdant, ver'dant, (fr. verdoyanu 
 adj. gri'in, gnincnb. 
 
 V^erderer, ver'derur,^(fr. verdier; 
 
 Verderor, 5 "f"''if- *''- 
 
 ridarius) s. I(?iigl.] bcr gDrfler, SEilbnicificr. 
 
 Verdict, vcr'dlkt, (nitfr. ; Int. ve- 
 rum dictum) 4. 1. [Dh'djtsfpr.] ber 91ii6^ 
 iprud), bie e-rflnrung (c-iiic5 OH'id)iDPrncn 
 gerid)t6). 2. (ilbcrl).) bie (5-utfd)eibuiio, &r; 
 flaruiig. bn* llrt!;cil, ®utnd)ten. 
 
 The jury have brought in their ver- 
 dict, bie ®efd)iurrnen f)nbeii il;ren "liuS; 
 ipciit^ aetl;nn. To give in, ob. to past one'» 
 - upon etc., fcine ?tReinuiia ilbcr it. aui- 
 fprecl^en. 
 
 VER 
 
 Verdig-ris, vlrdlgrees, (fr. vert- 
 de-gris) ». ber@runfunn, bH Spnngrun, 
 ivupfirgnln. [terre) I. x,o,i (5-rbgri'in. 
 
 Verditer, vlr'dltur, (fr. vert-de- 
 
 Verdure, vlrji'ne. (fr. SB., u. Int. 
 vireo) s. bn5 ffiriiii (ber SBnlbcr jc). 
 
 Verdurous, vlr'jiiru,i. adj. gruit, 
 mit ©run bePldbet. [u1)nml)iifr, bi-fc^cibrn. 
 
 Verecund, vei'ekuud, lint.) adj.-\ 
 
 Verecuildity , verekund'ete, «. 
 t tie Sd)niiil)nftigfeit, ^crd)eibeiil)eit. 
 
 Verg-e, vlrje. (fr. 533., u. int. vlrga) 
 s. 1. ber ©tnb (nlS 3rid)eii bcr ®emnlt); 
 (in engerer Sebeiitimg) a) ber ©tnb etne« 
 Dec^nntcn. b) ber 55elel;iiiing6|1n6. c) bet 
 9firi)ti'r|lab. 2. [llt)rmnrf).] bie ©pinbel nn 
 ber lliinilje. 
 
 Tenants by the verge, [??e(^t«f))r.] 
 2c()euleufe, bie tieim Slntritte il)re6 2eljcn$ 
 niit einem ©tnbe in bcr 5?nnb il)reni Seljtn 
 l)errn Irene fd)iv5ren mujTen. 
 
 Verge-riveting-tool, [ll^mi.] bet 
 ©pinbeliiieter. 
 
 Vergre, (Int. vergo) ». I. ber 9?nnb; 
 [®nrtn.] bie G-infnfTung (eine6 23ecte6>. 2. 
 t ber IRnnb, iai ©nbe (be« SebenS k.); bie 
 ©reiijen (ber 5)?ntur 2C.). 3. [3fe(^t6fpr.] 
 bcr ®eri(^t5bciirf ie& fonigIid)cn D6erI)of» 
 nicijlcr* u. be* IToronerS be* f&iiiglid)en 
 ipniife*. (SaScrfjcug jum 9{anbcrii. 
 
 Verge-tool, bie S>{nnbirn'.nfd)ine, cin 
 
 Verg-e, v. n. 1. fici) ncigcn. 2. i ficft 
 iinljern. 
 2. I find myself verging to that period 
 of life which is to be labor and sor- 
 row. Swift. 
 
 To verge to putrefaction , in (J'lullli^ 
 u6ergcl)en. To - to the north, fic^ iin(^> 
 ^Torben ncigcn. 
 
 Verger, vlr'jur, *. ber ©tnbtrnger. 
 
 Vergouleuse, ver'goiuse, (fr. 
 virgoulcuse) (jiifiimniengej. Vergnloo) «. 
 [^Dinol.] bie SBirguloff (2Irt 2Cinterbirn), 
 ®[nnjbirn. 
 
 Veridical, verid'ekal, ((nt) adj. 
 t bie aa3nljr()cit rcbciib, n)nl)rl)nft, iunl)r« 
 Ijnftig. [niirgeiiind)te|1e, nrgile; f. Very. 
 
 Verie.st, vcr'eest, (u. very) adj. 
 
 He is the veriest rogue, er i)! ber nu8» 
 genind)tci1c ©d)clni. 
 
 Verifiable, vcr'efiabl, adi. beivn^tt 
 Db. beiunljrlicitct lucrbcii fiiMiiicnb, 6eiun()rli(ft. 
 
 Verification, vlreleka'shun, (I.) 
 s. bie Sciuiiljriiiig, 25eiirfiinbuiifl, S8efllnu» 
 bigniig; bcr 33elfg, !Bci»eiS. 
 
 In verification of this, )U tttfunkc 
 bc(Ten , jiir '!5cii)nl)rl;citiiiig bicfe*. 
 
 Verifier, ver'eiiiir, *. bcr S3en)(i^< 
 rcr , ^eglniibiger. 
 
 Verify, vlr'^fl, (t. verifico; ft. ve'ri- 
 fier) V. a. I. beiunljrcn , brglniibigcn, bnr« 
 tijiin, belcgcn, bciirtunben, bcfnmeutiren, 
 bciucifcn, eriufifcn, erl;(irtcn, befintigcn, 
 bciunl;rl;citen. 2. befliitigen (erfilfU'ii). 3. nil* 
 icrrnd)cii, bie 9ied)tl)eit (einer SBo(Inind)t K.) 
 unterrud)en. 
 
 (The predictions of this venerable pa- 
 triot) have been verified, ^nbeil fid) itt 
 flntigt, bciunl;rt(finb in (S-rfiiflunggcgnngen). 
 
 V^erily, ver'ele, adv. I. iwnljrijnftia, 
 lunljrlid), luirflicft, fiiriun^r. 2. n)iil)rf)nft, 
 gnnj, voflfDUimen. 
 
F&te, far, fall, fai. Mi, met. Fine, f!n. NA, move, nSr, got, hi], c]6M. T«ibe. tub, full. t/nn. Tllis. 1069 
 
 VER 
 
 l^ertoiinilar, T«rjs'ni'elur, (niit^ 
 Veri»i m'iloiis) (Int.) arf/. ivahrrcf)einlict). 
 
 Verisilllilitildef verekiumul e- 
 lude, (t V eriit i mil'ity) t. bit SS3ilt)r> 
 f(^i!Mlii1)fcir. [aiij- t lU'il'f- 
 
 Vertt»ble, vereiabi, (fr. 253) 
 
 Veritubly, ver'eiable, ado. iwai)x, 
 ttx Soite grniiiB. I5a>rtt)ri)ett. 
 
 Verity f ver'eii. (tat. veriias) i. tit 
 
 Verjuice, vlr ju». (fr. verjus) *. 
 Bet solinpii-Uiilg, Ber 6nft »ou uiircifeni 
 D\>Ht oi. DIM! iinrcifiMi Imu&en, ©oiienBcm, 
 ©niiertraiibeiiiflrt, iUflreil. 
 
 V'erilieil, vernnt. «. (. Vermilion 
 
 VerHie<»lug^ist, vemieol'oj'st, * 
 ttt 2Bi.riiifori"rt)fr. 
 
 Veriiieoiog-y , vlrinioi'iji. ((at. 
 vernie* ii. gr. logo.s) «. t tie SDiirmerlfhrf 
 
 Vermicelli, varmetslisi'e, (it 2S3.) 
 M. pi. [SioM.] Hie (italiciiir4>ciu Jii&fnmi: 
 belli , S3rrmice(li. 
 
 R II b a n - V e r ni i c e 1 1 i , tie 55nilMiube(n. 
 
 Vermicular, vemiik ular, adj. 
 ivurnifi'riiiiij, n)iirmfrn()iilid>, luutnuiliiiliri), 
 reiirmnrtiii ; [-DJiVft.] luiirmi'ormifl. 
 
 Vermicultir, \ 
 
 %'ermiculHted, vlrniili'uiAtcd.^ 
 adj. (ifiiiM)., »iir(t)it.] - work, iDiirmforniia 
 gr|lit)i)te ilrlvt'ic. 
 
 %'ermlcul»te, v«rniik.-ulite, (Int 
 veriiiiculaiu&> v. a. fiiriiireii, ciiilca'"/ ^"o' 
 tiiilrnen. 
 
 Veruilruiafiun,veriiiikuiA'siiun 
 #. 1. (-WrD.) iit iwiiriiift'rimijc iUiiwfrtiiiin 
 (Bit e-in(ifiui-iCie>. 2. tAi guruirtu, (im 
 
 ICflCII. 
 
 Vermicuie, »er'niikille, (lot.) * 
 tn ficiiif SUiiriii, inM 2Durm(t>cii. 
 
 VerilliCulouS, veimikulus, adj. 
 
 1. rounuifl, i>i<ll ooii SJDuriiicni. 2. murm 
 A^iUicO, njiiriii.irfia. [adj. ruurmfctmia. 
 
 Vermir«irin, verni'el6rm, Uai.) 
 
 Vermirug^e, verm'eii\te, (fr SS3. 
 ». lat.) «. iMf ibjuriiimittel. 
 
 Vennil, vci-ni!i. ) (aiitt) 
 
 VermiliUlt , vermilyun,^ V e r'ai i- 
 ly) (I'r. vermeil, veriiiiiloii, I), lilt, vernii- 
 culu*^ ». I. (iiiiri(t)rig d6. "} tai (£(t)arlii((>! 
 U)irr*en, t»ic fiL>(f)eiiitle. 2. Ctr 3imiober. 
 3. (u6frl).) eiiie (f(t)iMie) l)iH()ri)tl;e giube, Der 
 ©(Qariiict), £iiriiii-|(ii. 
 
 3. (in bliisliing, (lie delicnte elieek i«) co- 
 vered Willi vermilion, l)Cd)roti) i]crar(>t. 
 
 Veriuil-fretliness, t)ie l)U(^ru[l;e &t- 
 ftdjttinrbe. Ver mil-tinctured. I}oc()rotl). 
 
 Vermiliuu , v. •• rot^ fiirbeii, 
 rJtheii. 
 
 Vermin, vcr'ai'n, (it. U. it ver- 
 mine; i<. Iiit. veroies) $ing. ii. pi. (ni(i|1eil£ 
 ill! pi gcbr.) I. &ii« (SffcftnifiB , Ungeiiefer. 
 
 2. t twi (-)ifrt)meiB, ©I'lniCel, 6ie 2Jriir. 
 Base -. gi'iiii'iiu Sriit. 
 
 Vermi II- ii uiitiiig. ['lUaibmipr.] bie 
 3ng6 fliif fifiiif W.iiibtl)i(re. j. 93. Dadji'e, 
 3flel :c. — I rap, bie ilviirteiitiifle, '4Kaii|C: 
 ffliie. 
 
 Verilliuaie, vlr'niinAte, v. n. Ull: 
 fleiiriir erifugeii, (jrri'orbrinaeu , wiirmig 
 wrrbeii. 
 
 Verminndon, vcrni^nAsliun , «. 
 I. bie eTirU(Uiii(( I'oii ^liriiictii oi. Uugc« 
 )*(f(c. 2. Dae .Ancipcii iiii 2tibc. 
 
 VER 
 
 Verminous, vlr'minus. adj. ge> 
 
 iielgt, 2[Dfirnitr oD. lliigeiieiVr jii erjeiigen. 
 
 Tlie verminous dispo«ilion of tlie 
 body, tie 9Iiiliige bef jlorperfi ju ^Cunnerii. 
 
 VermiparUUS, vermlpparus. (I.) 
 adj. 2i3uriiier erjeiigciib , t)iTi'Otl'niigeiib. 
 
 Vermivuruu8,veiniiv'voiiis,(iiic.) 
 adj. iijuriiiiT fniTciiC, uoii 'iliSiirmerii obct 
 llngL-iirfi'c Icbeiifi. 
 
 Vernacular, vemakular, (lat 
 vernaculusi adj. eiul}eiinirtt), uotcclaubird). 
 
 Vernacular idiom, ber uaceriaii&ircf)e 
 BialeCt, bie SnubeeiVrocbc. — language, — 
 tongue, bie 'WiUtttrfpiMrijC. A - disease 
 to England, etiic ill d'ugliuib cinl)eii)iiut 
 £riiilflicit. [1. f. Vernacular. 2. rpucdfil). 
 
 Vernaculous, vemak'ulus, adj.' 
 
 Vernal, vernal. (Int. vemalis, v 
 ver) adj. I. jiim 5riil)(iiige geljorig, Jrul) 
 iiiigi... 2. i jiini ijrul;liiigc (be6 fiebeii*; 
 gel)Drig, grufjliiig^.. . 
 
 Vernal Kweeta, bie 9(niiebm(i(t)feiteii 
 bee Jri'iljiiuge, ber i){cij bt6 £eiije6. - roses 
 5rfii)iiiujtroreu. -dowers. 5Jrul)liiig#bliiiiicii 
 - *igus, [lililroii.J bie 5rul)liHgfjcirf)eii. - 
 e<)uiuox, [<il|lroii.l bie 5i^ut)liiia6>^ag' uiib 
 9iii(i)rgUid)c. 
 
 Veriianty vlrnant, (I. vernan*) ar/j 
 l)lill)eiib ivie mi Jruljlmae. - flowers, 'iriii) 
 Img^l^liiuicii. [ivicber jiiiia ivcrbeii 
 
 Veruate, ver'nite. i>. n. f blubeii, 
 
 Vernatiuii, vemAsiiuu, «. [35vt.] 
 r. Foliation. 
 
 Veruicle, ver'mkkl, (niif Veronica) 
 «. bii* S8fnMiif.i[u(t), 6ct)iucieti:(<> Gi)ri|li. 
 
 Vernier, verneer, (IHMI belli (^rtili: 
 brr b. i)i.) 4. [OKiitt).] ber 'OJiiiiiitciirljciler, 
 iSrfiiubeiitheiler, 9?i'iiiu*, 55eriiier. 
 
 ^'eruility, veniiieic, (liU. vernilis; 
 «. t i<\6 fiied)ti)d)e lUeien rber aSitraaeii, 
 rfj(ii'irc()f , frifd)fiibc 2Dcfeii. 
 
 Veronica, vcrou'eka, (u. vera icon) 
 «. 1. bn6 5!5iroiufiUiid). 2. (G-igeuu.) SBc; 
 touifii. 3. ['JJut.] ber ©■hraipri'iS. 
 
 VerruCOltd, vcrrukus, (lilt, ver- 
 ruca) adj. (-JJot.] marjig. 
 
 VerNaliility, versabil'ete. ) 
 
 VerNaiiieueHfi, ver'KaUiuls, ^ 
 + bie (5)eri.1)iiii'iMgfi'ii , "ijicgfnmfeir. 
 
 Ver»al»le, versabl, (lilt.) adj. t 
 biegfiltll, gcrdjilieibia. (Universal. 
 
 Versal, versal, adj. (-j- 09. lUD 
 
 VerHatile, vcr'saiil, dat.) adj. 1. 
 geCrcl)t luerbcii fbiiiuiib, bteljbiir. 2. f aj ge> 
 luanbt, 3erd)mi'ibia- >" lucd^riliib, I'crniibcr; 
 lid), luaiibelbrtr, uiibeiliiiiCifl, luiuifelmutljig. 
 3. ('»Dt.j bfiurglicf), i'(t)iuanfc;ib. 
 
 Versatility, versaiircte, I. 1. bit' 
 (5Jemnnbrl;fir , (i)trrt)meibi9feit. 2. bie 23ernii: 
 berli(f)feit , SBmibelbarfcit, Uiibeiltiiibigfeit, 
 ber Uiibi'jiiiiib, 2Diinfelniurlj. 
 
 Verse, verse, (ir. vers; Int. versus) 
 
 *. I. ber 2>i'r4. 2. bie Did)tung, bie SSerie. 
 
 3. ia6 (?)ebirt)t. 4. (tine (leiiie iJlbtljciluiig in 
 
 iingrbiinbcner 9?ebe; bie Strtiijej ber iBete. 
 
 2. Virtue was taught in verse. Prior. 
 
 — einiialnis virtue^ Donne. 
 
 Blank verse, reimli'fe, reiiiifreie 2Jfrfe. 
 To make -«, SSirfc niart)i;n, bidjren. To 
 read or recite -s, bcflaiiiireii. 
 
 Verse- maker, ber SBrrf M|ii(<)er. -- 
 man, | ber !5cr£iiin(t)er, SScri'efc^mteb. 
 
 V£U 
 
 Verse, v. a. in aSerfen frjnfjlcn , if 
 
 fc^rcibeu. 
 
 Versed, vlrst, tint, versor) adj. (in) 
 beivniiDnrt, erfiil)ren , geic^irft, gei'ibt (in). 
 
 To be versed in the world. S23fltfennt» 
 iiij} l^abeii. - in business. gcfdjaft^fiinDig. 
 
 Versed, (fr. verse) adj. - vine of 
 an arc. [(Meem.) bie Clncti'lu^e, ber (Stnu4« 
 ueri'ii^ eiiie* ^ogciig. 
 
 Verser, versur. *. ber 95ir6mnrf)er, 
 JfeinifitinifP. Diitrerling. [25cr^(t)en. 
 
 Versicie, versekl. (Int) *. t f«« 
 
 Versicolor, vci sekuiiiir. > 
 
 Versicolored, vcr sekiiiiurd. y 
 (Int.) adj. I'ii'ifnrbig. [9SenVn geljorig. 
 
 Versicular, vlrslkular. adj. )u 
 
 Versification , veri>eiekA'sliun, 
 (fr. 1C. , i>. int.) *. ber aSer^bnu ; bie a5er4» 
 Ob. SSi'riefimil, Dni 95crt'iiinrf)cn. 
 
 VersiHcator, ver'selekitar, «. f 
 r. Versifier. 
 
 Versifier, ver'sefiur, I. ber Sec4< 
 funftlcr, a5ereninct)cr. 
 
 ( Dr. Watts ) was a — of the Psalms , 
 brnd)ie bie iJJfnliuen iuilJeinie ob. SSerfe. 
 
 Versify, vcr'seiJ, v. n. iBerfe ina« 
 d)e\\ , reinicii. 
 
 Versify, v. a. I. in SScrfen er}n^(en, 
 bnrilrden obcr befiiigen. 2. in SBerfe obe« 
 'JCeinie briiigcn. 
 
 Version, vlr'shun, (Int.) «. I. f 
 (into) bie 95criuniiMmia (iio. 2. f &•« "er* 
 (inbcrte f)ii(t)tuiig. 3. bie Ueberfe^iing, a) bn< 
 lU'bcrtrngeii , bie llebertrngung. b) (ba6 
 llebfrtrogciie). 
 
 Verst, vcrst, (ruff.) *. (9?m§(.] bie 
 ^er|1e (rin Sniigenmng = 3500 engl. ^n^, 
 Ob. ''/o eiiier eiiglif(()cn 'Wcile). 
 
 Vert, vert, (fr. <IB.) *. l. [<r?er(b.] iciS 
 (ijrfin. 2. [OfctftttTpr.] jebc« gninenbe ffle» 
 maitii in eineni IDnlbe, fainter bem fid) ba5 
 3{orljiuilb oerbcrgcn fnnn. Over -, brr S?o(b» 
 ll)nl^; Netlier -, bnS 3iiebrrl)olj, Unterl)oH. 
 
 Verteber, via ebur. ^ (int.) *. 
 
 Vertebra, verfebra, ]['Ui\(\t ] iia6 
 'IDirbflbein , bfr ■DJiicfcinoirbfl. 
 
 Vertebral, vcit euai. adj. {31nnt.] 
 1. jii ben 2i3irbrlDciiien gfl)oria, '2DirbeU 
 bein.., 'IBirbd... 2. ^Birbelbeine i)abcnb, 
 mit 5Eirbelbeinen. 
 
 Vertebral artery. ['Hunt.] tie SBirbef* 
 bliitnbrr. - animals, [Jiiuiirg.] Ibiere mit 
 'Ibirbiibrinen. (mit SBirbiibeinen. 
 
 Verteiiral, t. (iJintiirg.] ein Zljiet 
 
 Vertelirated, venebrAled, adj. 
 (Jintiirg.) mit 'lUirbi-lbeiiien. 
 
 Vertex, ver'tcks, (Int. 2D.) «. 1. 
 (Stilron.] ber ©itcitelpiinft, 3riiiil). 2. (9tnn« 
 toniiej ber£d)circ(. 3. bcr(Srf)citcl, bie ©pitje 
 (eiiic« Merges :c. ) ; (OJfntl).] brr ®d)citel« 
 piinft. 
 
 Vertex of tlic heavens, f. Zenith. 
 - of a glass. (Cpt.) bir bi(f|7e i()cil eiiir* 
 foui'frcn (iJlnfr* I'b. brr biiiiii|le Iljcil eiuc« 
 fonfni'fii. 
 
 Vertical, ver'lekal, (fr. 2D) adj. 
 1. (-MiiUl).) fi1)iiti'irrri>t, rniPredjt, oertifnl, 
 ©djcitrl . . . , iBi-rtifnl . . . 2. (Sot.] fdjfitcfi 
 ri'd)t. 
 
 Vertical circle, |?l|lron.] ber ©d)eitel» 
 frei^, 2Ji'rtifnifrci5 SBiriifrtljirffl. - line, 
 einc .^riifiiiiiri i-]i|lrcti.j b'e Scbcitrllinic, 
 
1070 FAte, far, falK fat. ^^L met. Fine, fin, IV6. move, nor, got. 6il. cl6fld. Ti\be. tub. fi^ll. tf,\n. THU. 
 
 VER 
 
 SBcrtifaftinif. - plane, bie ©rf)ftffrftn(f)c, 
 SSertifiiipdrtje. The sun is - to etc., bie 
 61M11U (lel)t fcnfred)t Tiber !c. 
 
 Vertical, «. ber ©cfteifelErei*. 
 
 Vertically, ver'tekale, adv. fd)eitel; 
 rcctt, fenfri'd)t, uirtifnf. 
 
 Verticaliiess, vlr'tekalnSs, (t 
 V e r t i c a r i t y) «. bie rd)eitc(red)te <BteUunc\, 
 bflf ©tehea im ©d)citelpiinfte. [ber £liicrl. 
 
 Verticil, ver'tes'l. (Int.) «. [!8ot.] 
 
 Verticiliate , vlrtis'iiAte , adj. 
 [3?Dt.] qiifrifi'rniijj, mirtelfDrmig. 
 
 Verticity, vcrtfsete, (D- (nt. ver- 
 tex) *. 1. bie Utiibrf(;uii!3, 3tnbfd)iuiiifliing 
 Srcifung, ^Ji^tntion. 2. ['ipf)!))'.] bie dii<b 
 hiiiflffrnft cber ^noitetnnbel). 
 
 Tliey have a verticity abont (their 
 own centers) . fie brel)en firf) n'lt le. 
 
 Vertigrinons, vlnldjinus, (fnt.) 
 adj. 1. fid) im jvteife bre^enb. 2 fd)ivinbe(ig. 
 
 Vertiginous motion, bie itreiSbeiue: 
 
 flung. , , , 1 
 
 Vertig-inoiisness , vert'd'jlnus- 
 •bJs, *. ber €d)ii'iiibel; bie llnbcfTnnbigfeit. 
 
 Vertig'0,v6r'iego(verle'go, vertl'go), 
 (tnt. 9B.) s. (niid) 1) ber (Sd)ii)iiibel. 
 
 Vervain, ver'vln. (fr. verveine; I. 
 verbena) *. [Sot.] brtS ©tfeiifrnut, Xiiii> 
 benfrniit. 
 
 Vervain-mallow, [SSot.] baS ©ieg: 
 nior^'frniit (Malvaalcea). —-sage, bie ©al- 
 6ei niit Sdiieiibclbluincn. 
 
 Vervels, vli'vlz, (fr. vervelle) *. 
 pi. (galfii.) bie Jtigriiine (eiiieS (Jnlfeii), 
 
 Vervise, ver'vis, «. eine 9lvt ^ro-. 
 ben tiid)e«. [fe(;r, gar. 
 
 Very, vlr'e. (fr. vrai ; tftt. vere) adv. 
 
 Very much, fe^r I'iel, gftr fcf^r. He is 
 so - kind to me, er Ijnt fo I'icte ®i"ite filv 
 mid). 
 
 Very, ndj. 1. ivn()r, u'trflid); [9?frf)f«: 
 fpr. , Cfly'etm).] uiimittelbnr (Cfljenfljerr Jt.). 
 2. I'odfpmnicn, uijtlig, gnu}, oii^gi'tihid)t. 3. 
 (finp()ntird) ti'ir) (ber, bie, bii^) iiani(id)c, bcr-- 
 fclbe, bicfflbe, bofTelbe. 4. ntlein, bio^. Shak. 
 
 Whether tlioii be niv very son E\au or 
 not. II Db bii feicfl mciii So[)ii Q:(<\i\ ober 
 ni*t. He is the - picture of his failier. 
 eriff ttti tretie'!5i(b feiiie^ 93nter5. In -deed. 
 ivnl)rlid). The - devil, ber Ieib()nftige ten. 
 fet. To cut to tlie - bone, biS nuf bell ^iios 
 dien fdmeibeii. In tlie - heavens, feibfl im 
 i^inimci. The -air you breathe, felbfl bicSllft, 
 bie mnn ntlimct. Up to the ~ chin, bi6 ani 
 ^inn. The — name is odious, fd)On ber 
 9iiime ill nerfjngt, frgnr ber 9innie i(l I'cr: 
 t)a^t. The -next morning, fcbuti ben fclgcn; 
 brn TOcrgcn. Tlie — same day, nn cbcn bem 
 tnge. 'Tis the — self'same, o ti if! ber 
 9?iltn[id)e. This is the - man we want, bice 
 i|l ncrnbe ber Wnnn, ben mir brnnc^en. 
 
 Vesicant, ves'seklnt, t. bai 95(n» 
 fenpflnilir , Snflvfllnflcr. 
 
 Vesicate, vcs'sckite, (u. tnt. ve- 
 sica) V. n. mit einem SBlnreiipftaflcr belegen, 
 JDlnfcnpftdller nnficgeii; mit SBlnfen ubtriie: 
 l)eii, IBlnfrn iie()cn. 
 
 Vesicatifin, vesekA'slmn, «. bn£ 
 SJuflpgen cinee 58l<i|eiij)ffnflcr5, 93(nfcnjirf)cn. 
 
 Vesicatory, ves'tekaturi, (mt.) «. 
 [^eb.] M6 Slnfenpfrnilcr, 3nflp|!rtfl«, Mat 
 feiiiiet)eube ^pofler. 
 
 VES 
 
 Vesicle, vis'ekl, (fnt. vesicula) «. 
 ['Web. u. ainnt.] iM 93lnfd)cn. 
 
 The V e s i c I e of tlie gall. Die ®nf[cnb(fire. 
 
 Vesicular, vcslk'ular, ( adj. jii 
 
 Ve.siculous, vcsik'uliis, ^ ^ini-. 
 d)en geli5rig, nni 25lii*d)eii beileljenb; lu'fl 
 -B!ni'd)en, blci^djennrtig, l)o()I; [Sot.] mit 
 S5infd)eii bei'c^t. 
 
 Vesiculate, vesik'ulate,a£y.[25ot.] 
 bliifninljniid) , bine d)e"'i')nlid). 
 
 Vesper, ves'pxir. (fnt. 2B. ; u. gr-) 
 *. I. ber ^Ibcnbuern; 9lbenb. 2. pt. -s, 
 [r&m. jlirdje] bie 95ecpcr. [fd)e SBeept-r. 
 
 Sicilian vespers, (©ei'd).] bie rijiliniii: 
 
 Vespertine, vls'purtlne, (lat. > 
 adj. nbeiiblid), *2lbenb ... - hours, bie 9lbcnb: 
 lluiiben. 
 
 Vessel, vls'sil, (nftfr. ; fr. vaisselle; 
 fat. vas. vasculuni) *. 1. bnS(S)efn6 (uberl).), 
 (5)erd)irr. 2. [|i n. Ifjerl. ] U6 &eia^ (bie 
 ^'leru'ii). 3. [«Uiint. , ^JJflnnjciipljijficl. J biU 
 (Sci'iiD- 4. tini (Jnbrjfug, €d)iff. 
 
 The weaker vessel, bn^ fdjiuncftcre Qit: 
 fiig (SBcib). Chosen -s, earthen -s, || bie 
 2Iii6eriva()(ten, irbene ®efiiffe. - of election. 
 jl bn^ fflefng ®Dtie^. The spermatic -s, bie 
 Samt'iigpfniTe. [eiiifiifleii. 
 
 Vessel, V. a. t in ein ©ef.ig ihiai, 
 
 Ves$<ets, ves'siis, «. eine '.!lrt Xtid) 
 
 Ves.sicon, ves'.sekun, ^(inr. vesica) 
 
 Vessi^ou, ves'segtin, J*, ['ipferbe; 
 arjcneif.] bie gluggnde. 
 
 Vest, vest, (fr. veste; Int. vestis) *. 
 I. bne ®cit'niib. 2. bie Oncfe; (geniBljnl. =. 
 waistcoat) bie 33e(le. 
 
 Vest, V. a. 1. befleiben. 2. in ein Inu: 
 gcS ©ciunnb fleiben , einfleibeii. 
 
 The vested priest, ber ^riefler in Inn 
 gem ®eivnnbe. Vested, [9eed)r6fpr.] per= 
 lifl)en. 
 
 To vest any one with, ©inen beflei: 
 ben mit (eincr ®eivnlr), &inein uiiie ®eii>nlt, 
 ein 9?cd)t) nerleiljen , gebcn. 
 
 Who is vested with power over them, 
 bem ®fn)nlt fiber fie gegcben i|t. 
 
 To vest in, I. The supreme executive 
 power in England is vested in tlie king, 
 bie l)5d)fle uolljieljenbe Wetunlt foinmt in 
 (S-nginnb bem ^ijnige jn, in (Fngfnnb i|l brr 
 ^5nig im SStfi^e ber ()i!id)itfn uodjieljenbcii 
 ®e>t)nlt. 2. To vest money in etc., Q)eli> 
 :n jc, nnlrgen. 
 
 Vest, t>. «. (pon 9?ed)tfn u. ®rnnb: 
 llilcfen) ilbergcfjen (in, nuf). 
 
 Upon tlie death of the ancestor, the 
 estate, or the right to the estate, vests 
 n the heir at law. 
 
 Vesta, ves'ta, (tnt. 533.) ». 1. ['TCl)tf).i 
 bie iSi'il.-:. 2. fillftron.) bie 95etln. 
 
 Vestal, ves'ial, (u. Vesta) «u//. l. 
 }iir 9Sc|ln geiuirig. 2. ueflnlifd), fcnfd), jung= 
 frntilid). 
 
 Vestal, ». bie SSeftntinn. 
 
 Vestil>ule, ves'tebule, (fr. ^., v. 
 (nt.) *. 1. laircDit.] ber SJonnnl, bie iBor= 
 Inifle, i?(inc-()iir, trni 9Si>rhiin«, ber SSorhi^f, 
 SBirpInt); bn6 93i'rjimmcr. 2. [91nnt.] ber 
 iBiirl,u>f, ®f()&ri'Dr()iif. 
 
 Vestige, ves'i!dje, (fr. 333., i'. Int.) 
 *. 1. ber Jyiiptlnpfe, bie ©pur, ^iigfpur, ber 
 Snfitritt; (gemofjnl.) 2. ± bie ©pur (.tm 
 UeberbUibfei). 
 
 VEX 
 
 2. Vestiges of former papulation. 
 Webster. 
 
 Vesting-, vlst'ing. ». [9iorbnin,] ber 
 Seng 511 333e|1fn , aSfilenjeng. 
 
 Vestment, vestrueiit, (int. vestl- 
 iiieniuiii; fr. veiemeiit) ». I. bn^ ®emniib, 
 ^leib, bcrStiijiig. 2. [rotn. tatt). ^ird)e] iiai 
 OKcggeiunnb. 
 
 Vestry, vist're, (tat. vestiarinm) *. 
 I. bie Snfriilei. 2. i bie 95erfnnim(iing ber 
 .^vird)cngiinftnc cb. befi J^ird)|picl6 (in ber 
 ©nfri|lei). 3. bie S3orl)n(le. 
 
 Vestry-clerk, ber i?ird)rpieirrf)reibet. 
 --keeper, btr ^ird)iier, ivuflcr. --men, 
 ». pi- bie Kirdjfpieli'orilef^cr, Sirrf)eni>prfle< 
 l)cr. --meeting, bie 35er|"nmniliing bet 
 ^ird)fm'prflrl)cr. 
 
 Vesture, vls'tslniie. (fr. veture) ». 
 1. a) iai (55en.inMb. bi (Tiberl).) bie ^Iribniig. 
 2 i bnS ffiemniib, l?lcib. 3. + bie (S-iiirf^nng 
 in ein 31mt, 23tf(cibniig mit ciiicin finite. 
 4. « [9ied)t,irpr.] ber Scilt) oon ®rllll^ftllf» 
 fen; (fo mie) bn5 (-sJetreibe, bn6 ntif einrm 
 5f(bpftniib, (bnl)cr) bie G^infi'iiifre 0011 einrm 
 ©tiirfc £'niib. [flfibiing. 
 
 The vesture of priests, bie ^riefler* 
 
 Vesuvinn, vesu'vean. adj. ve\\m\(i). 
 
 Vesuviau, t. [^Winemig.] ber 25e» 
 fuinnn. [fiio (ein feuerfpcienbct SStrg), 
 
 Vesnvins, vesii'veiis, : ber 93e< 
 
 Vetch, vetsh, (fr. vesce; (nt. vicia; 
 ilDicfe) «. [25rt.] bie ffljitfe. [frnnt. 
 
 Bastard hatchet-vetch. bnB ©nge» 
 
 Vetch-grass, bie ^<lnttiTbfe. 
 
 Vetcliling-, vltsh-ling, «. [Sot.] 
 
 1. bie G-fpnrfette , ber .^nljnenfnmin. 2. bit 
 =J5Inttcrbfe. 
 
 Yellow vetchling, bie 9Irferp(nrterbfe. 
 Common yellow -, bie 3nUMn)i(fe. 
 
 Vetcliy, vetsh'c. adj. I. nu* 2Cif» 
 fen beilcl^enb, oon SEicfen, uon SBitfenilrol). 
 
 2. oon 3S3icfen. 
 
 Veteran, vlt'uran, (fr. SB., u. (nt.) 
 ndj. nit, nii^gebient, bienflgrnu, Ofrfiid)t, er« 
 fnliren. 
 
 Veteran, «. ber 95cfernn, ein niter 
 lurfudjter i^ricger, ®flchrtfr ob. (i)cfd)nfts« 
 inniin, bcrSlltfrieger, nitc nu^gebiente ©oibnt. 
 
 Honest v e te r a n , ([ ber eljrlid); 9Iltf, tni 
 nlre ^au6. [(I.) t. ber lljiernrjt, 9Siehnrjt. 
 
 Veterinarian , vetterrena'ican, 
 
 Veterinary, veteicnaii, adj. jut 
 iljiornrincifnnfl geljiJrig. 
 
 Veterinary art, bie tljiernrjfneifiiiibe, 
 ll)icrnr}encifnn(l. - surgeon, ber 23ie()nrjt, 
 il)iernrjt. - college, —school, bie tijicri 
 irjcncifd)u(e, 93eterinnrfd)ii(e. . 
 
 Veto, vc'to, ((nt. 503.) *. [JJe^tSfpt-] 
 bn<: SBeto, SSenuerfnng^redjt. 
 
 The king of Great Britain has a veto 
 upon every act of parliament , jcbe "ipnrln* 
 niriit^nfte nnterlicgt in ®roBbritnnnien be»n 
 foMiglid)en 95etD. 
 
 Vex, veks, ((nt. vexo) v. a. I. f (mit 
 turd) S?(\(tn) befjnen, fpnnnen. Dryden. 2. 
 t n) pingeii, giinlen; beniigilcn, beniigfiigen; 
 rrurfen, bebrnngen. b) beunrnhigen. o nr» 
 gem , fd)eren. [Djenn brniift. 
 
 The vex'd ocean roars, ber emportt 
 
 Vexing glasses. SJrjrirgfnfer, ©pringgin* 
 fer, ®(nf tropfcn We are v e x e d to see etc., 
 ti nrgert unt, ju {ti)tn it. 
 
Faie. f'.r. fall. fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move. n6r, got, 5?1, cloud. Tube, tub, full, t/jin, Tllis 1071 
 
 VKX 
 
 Vf^x, V. n. I. ri<t) qiinlcn. 2. nr(jerlic{) 
 ob. ofrCrieBlid) (tin. 
 
 Ycxatioiif veksa'sliun, t. I. bie 
 ©itriiiid, *funriit)ic]tiiig. 2. tie ^lage. 3. 
 bie 53c^r^ltflll\(l , ^'liirfcrei. 4. Die Slngft, 
 ©orge, ter ftimimer, 3>i"'"i«. 5. btt 9tet> 
 gfr. SScrbrug, &n5 9lfrgeriii8. 
 
 Y<;xatioU!), veksa'slius, a((/. 1. 
 prnflciiB, bf trficf eiit , brficfenb. 2. bt\<i)mct: 
 lid), iiiii^iVltg. 3. nrgerlid), ucrbrieglitft. 
 
 A vexatious suit, [ i)(ed)tirrpr.] ein 
 ^rr^eg, ttn iiirtn (5-ineni nut)anflt, blo& urn 
 iliiii 111 l'rt)flffen ill mndjen. 
 
 Yexatinusly^ vlkti'shusU . adv. 
 fliif fine be&rilrfeiibe, btrdjiucrficfje, nrgerlid^c 
 
 Vt^xatiOUfineSS ^ veksi'shusnes. 
 «. 1. tie 5Bci'rf)H)crl!d)fcit. 2. bet ajerbnig. 
 
 Vexer, veks'ur, «. 1. ber finger, 
 Oiinlfr, <pl<igcgcia. 2. btr 95ebtucfer. 
 
 Vexil, veks'il, ((at.) «. 1. bie 0Af)ne. 
 5. [3?i>t.) Mf 5.if)ne. 
 
 Texillary, vlks'iliri, «. ber $«()■ 
 neiitrngft. 5.il)nrirf>. Ifjorig. 
 
 Vexillary, adj. lu finer gnfjne ge. 
 
 Texillatiunf vekslilii'sliun , (Int.) 
 I. lie 11 liter eiiier S<\()ne benublicfte itcrni. 
 }>iignie £plbnfen. Igiialenb. 
 
 Vexiugflyf vlks'tngli, ado. vlagenb, 
 
 1'eze, veie, *. e bcr3if*» bn«3ird)eu 
 
 (It came down) with a vcie, jifd)eilP. 
 
 Tia, vi'a, (int. W.i adv. 1. Via Ca- 
 lais, - Roiierdam. liber (FiilniS, uber 9{ottcr< 
 bniii. 2. t I'priBO.rt^, friftft. Smak. 
 
 Yiable, vlabi. (fr. SB., o. lat. vivo 
 adj. l^yfttb.] le6rn«fAf)ifl (vnn neugcboriieii 
 itiiibirii). 
 
 Viatluctf vi'adukt, (D. (at. via uitb 
 dinni I. l(5-irfiibiil)ii.l btr SBmbiift. 
 
 %'ialf vi'al, (gr. phiale; fr. viole) t. 
 b.i« glnfdj^en, bie ^tjiole. 
 
 A vial of oil, bie Drlffiiftfte, bn« Del. 
 ftnf4)(t)eii. The lioly -, [rom. fnti). Rixd)tl 
 bie heiiige Oelflafc^e. 
 
 Tial, V. a. ill eiiie $()io(e, in ein S(ard)> 
 (Jjeii tl)iiii Ob. gifgfji, barin aufbeiuiiljrcn. 
 
 Yiand, viand, ( fr. viande) «. bie 
 Speiie, bnfi Qiaidft; (fleiuoljiU.) pi- -», bie 
 gleiftbiVeifen. 
 
 Tiand, (fr. vlandta) «■ bie !Ue@ung, 
 bfl# rt)rn(3 (bf» ^ottwilbeS). 
 
 1'iatic, vlatik, adi. jti einet SReife 
 tb. jimt 3ffii'en gflji^rig. 
 
 Viaticum, viat'ekurn, (lat. ^.) «. I. 
 bn« 9{<irrgflt), 3i()rgelD, ber 3et)rpfennig. 2. 
 Ir6ni. fnt(). fiird)e] t>n6 58intifum, 9(bcnb. 
 nirfhl fur ■Jpbtfriiiifc ob. ©terbeiibe. 
 
 ■-r., , », , •: J (Int. vibrans) «. 
 
 Vibriuu, vib'reun, ) 
 
 [JTiitiirg] bfr S'ttertuiirm. 
 
 Vibrate, vibrate. (Int. vibro) r. n. 
 1. l^l)i)f) ftfciuiiigeii, ©rfjiuiiigungeti nin< 
 (|)eii (iHMu "ipfiibel, iTii ©niten ic.). 2, uibtii 
 ten, jitteru, bebeii (I'Cii loiien jc). 
 
 Vibrating motions, f(t)iuingcube 93e' 
 nrgitiigeii, ©<t)iiiiiigiiiig«beiufgimgen. To - 
 from opinio! '^ anotlier, OOti einer 
 Weiming }ii einer nnbern I'lberge^en. 
 
 Vibrate, v. «. l fd^ivingen , frf)icen» 
 tfu; (I'cn eliieni $cnbel) irfjogen. 2. bcben 
 Pb. ribrirrii iiiortirn (ben $nii(f) K.). 
 
 %ibratility, vibUtil eie, «. t t>(i 
 
 VIC 
 
 5Intnge }ii iDibernatiirlic^er ©c()iuiiigun3 ober 
 ^eiuegiing. 
 
 Vibration, v'brA'shun. (fr. ID.) «. 
 bie Sdjivingiiiig; lO)ifd). , '$i)i){., *JH(b. , 
 <JJ?iif ] bie ©(banngiiiiij, SBibrnrimi. 
 
 Vibratiuiicle, vibrateungkkl. s. 
 bie fleiiie Scf)miiigiing. [geub, inbrireiiB. 
 
 Vibrative, vi'brStiv, adj. i"ct)wtii! 
 
 Vibratory, vi braiuie. adj. l.fdjiuiii-- 
 genb, I'ibrirenb. 2. uibriren iiincftenb. 
 
 Vibratory nioilon, bic fdjiuiligcube Sc; 
 lUfgiiiig, (£ct)>wngbciurgung. - power, bie 
 iBibrntitinsfrnfr, iMbrireiibe ^rnft. 
 
 Vicar, vlk'ur. (fr. vicaire; Int. vica- 
 rius) *. 1. Ber iBcnvefer, SicfUurtrfiir, 
 ^(int^uertreter, SSifnr. 2. (in eiigcrct 53e: 
 beiitung) ber lliitcrpfnrrer, SSifnr, $farn>ifar. 
 
 Apostolical vicars. npD|liMir(()e SSifiirc. 
 Grand -, [ <J5np|ltl).j ber (ScnernlDifnr. - 
 general, [ciigl. Itirdjeng.J ber (Sencrnluifnr, 
 (JJeiiernliierivi'i'er. 
 
 Vicarage, vlk'urlcye, «. i. bo; S3i> 
 fnrint, bie ©tediicrtrefuiig. 2. tie 'ipfrfiiiPf 
 eiiie« Unterpfarrer^, Unterpfiirrflrdc, bn* 25i' 
 fnrint. Iileflf, bie gtt)i!'rig bonrt i|l. 
 
 Vicarage endowed, cine Unterpfnrr 
 
 Vicarial, vlt^a'ieal. adj. ilriU'cvtrc; 
 tenb, bfii2ScriutrcrJc. betrcffciib, iBeriucfcrd.., 
 iu eiucni SBifnr, llitierDfiirrfr gcl)orig. 
 
 Vicarial litlies, [Siec^tefpr.] ber flcine 
 ^fnrrjehnte. [trctcub. 
 
 Vicariate, vikil'reite, adj. |1e(li>er: 
 
 Vicariate, t. bn£ SSifnriat, bie ^cr^ 
 iceferei. [trctenb. 
 
 Vicarious, vlki'rtus, adj. flefluer' 
 
 Vicariousi)', vikA'reu.slc, arfe. flc((: 
 ucttriTenb, nl6 ©ftlU'crtreicr. [fnrint. 
 
 Vicarsiiip, vik'urslup, «. tni 9Ji= 
 
 Vice, vise, (fr. 2D., U. Int. vitium) i. 
 1. [•IJi'ornl.J bnfi Sniler. 2. bie Untiigenb, 
 lliinrt, bet gel;lct. 3. ber rWangel, t)<i6 &c> 
 brcdjen. 4. (in ben niten ©c^nufpielcn) ber 
 ^nnfiiDiirjl. Tusser. 
 
 A life of vice, ein ln|lcrf)(iftc« Seben. 
 An age of-, tin uerborbeiiefi Btitalttt. 
 
 Vice, (fr. vis) *. -, cb. Yise, 1. ber 
 ©d)rniib|1orf ; [®urtl.] bie ©(tjrniibfnjniigc; 
 Litiipferfct)inicb.J ber ©(^rniibcntlobtn. 2. f 
 t bie 5nu|l , bet ®riff. If he come but 
 within my -, luenn id) il;n niir in iiiciiie 
 ^niibe btfiMume, fnnn i^ i^n "nr nblnngen. 
 SiiAK. 3. (lijpogr.] bie iprcgipinbel. 4. Pie 
 <srt)rniibenimitier. 5. [tecfjnol.] bie SSldi 
 luinoe, ber SBleiiug, bn« 25leirnb, 3iel)iucr! 
 (em ^Bcrfjeiig, ia$ JJenflcrblei jii jielje.u. 
 
 Vice-chops, «. }>/. 1. bie ©ci)rnubflocf> 
 jnngen. 2. (bei ben ©Infern) bie SBncten. -■ 
 pin, bic ©c^rnubc an cinem ©d)rniib|lLi(fe. 
 
 Vice, 0. a. t i"d)Icppeii, iiel)cn, l^erbcu 
 jicfjen. ijberreben, ocrleiten. Shak. 
 
 Vice, (Int. vice, in 3"fn'nn'«i'f<9»"= 
 gen) iBice.., Itnter... (einen ©tetluertreter 
 nnjnjeigen). 
 
 Vice-aduiiral, 1. [«J}Inr.] ber S5icc» 
 nbmirnl. 2. [9?ntiirg.) --stamper, tcr 
 ajicenbmirnl. --admiralty, --admiral- 
 ship, bic!8iceabmiralfct)nf[, ©teKe eincfSBicc; 
 nbmiraU. --agent, ber Unt£r«flent' Uiiter»l 
 I)niibier. - -« h a m b e r 1 a i n, ber 9Sicef nmmc« I 
 rcr, SSicefnninierljcrr, llnterfainiufrljcrr. -- 
 c h a n c e U o r. bet SBuefniljIer. - c li a n c e I - ' 
 I o r » h i p. t le aSicrf niiiliriuiivCe, 'ISjiirt c t:uc5 
 
 VIC 
 
 SSiccfiinjIer*. --constable, (e^en .) fit 
 6-i'glanP ein I)i.i()cr ©tant^benniter. --<on 
 sul. Per SSicrfiMiMiI. --consulship. bn< 
 25icefonfiilenmt, 95icefonfnIat. --doge, bet 
 SSiceboge (im nlreii SBeuePig). --gerency, 
 bie ©tntif)alicn"d)nft. --gerent, a) adj. 
 (Iffli'crtrerenb. b) ». ber ©tnttljnlter, 93erme» 
 fer, SBiOPum. --legate, ber SBicelegnt. 
 --president, ber aSicepniflPint. --roy, 
 ber 25iccfDiiiii. --royalty, PieSBicefonigi* 
 wfirbc, fijiiiiili(f)e ©rnttljnlterrctnft. --roy- 
 sbip, bie S5itefi>niii^iuiirPe, bn« 9Imt eine* 
 2Sicefi!>iiig3. --treasurer, ber lliiterfd)a^» 
 nieirtiT. [ben. Shah. 
 
 Viced, vist, adj. -j- Inflcr()nft, uerPor« 
 
 Vicenary, vls'enare, (Int.) adj. jll 
 jamiHiii grliorig, iiuniiji!iini)rig, jmnnjigfact). 
 
 Vicety, vise'i^. 3. f Pie ®cnniiigCeit, 
 
 Viciate, visli'cate, (p. int. vltio) V. a. 
 1. 1'crPerben (bie ©nfre k.). 2. i a) uerPerben 
 (Pen ©cj'e^mncf, ©ti)l lo. b) uerunfjeihgen, 
 idjaiiPen. 3. (to - a deed or bond) unguis 
 tig Ob. innngell)nft nind)en, uniflogen. 
 
 Viciation, vi!>liea'8hun, «. bie 93ert 
 Perbiiiig. 
 
 Vicinag-e, vis'fniHje, (p. int. vi- 
 cinia) *. bie Jinri^barfdjaft, ?>?nl)e, bcnnd)< 
 bnrteii Orte. 
 
 Vicinal, vis'enal.^ flnf.) adj. -f btt 
 
 Viciiie, vis iiie. j iind)bnvt, nolje. 
 
 Viciuity, ve.sin'eic. vis-in'eie, t. 1. 
 Pie3inl)e, 3ind)onrrd;nff. 2. bie >Jind)bnrfd)nft 
 (unUiegciiPe (iJogenb). 
 
 Viciosity, v'sheos'^ti, «. bie 93er> 
 
 berbtheit; f. Viciousness. 
 
 Vicious, viiih'us, (Int. vitiosus) adj. 
 1. ucrborbeu (Ciift :c.). 2. i a) uerPorbeii 
 (©prndje JC). b) uerberbt, Inflerljnft, uer« 
 Purbcn. c) fel)lerl)nft. 
 
 Vicious examples, bofe ^Beifpiele. A — 
 horse, ein fel)lfrl)nfte« ^ferfi, ein ~55ferb, ba$ 
 llnttigenPen nn fid) I)nt. 
 
 Viciously, vishusl^. adv. verberbt, 
 nuf eine oerberbte cb. oerburbene 2Dei|"c, 
 fel)(erl)nft. 
 
 Viciousness, v'sh'usncs. «. i. bie 
 ajerberbtljeit. 2. i a) Pie 9SirPcrl'tl)eit, aScr. 
 Pcvbcii()cit, baS Snner()nfte. b> Pie gcljtcrljuftui. 
 ffit. c) ber3uftniib, bn eiii ^fcrb tc. ilm 
 tiigeiiben nn fid) I)nt. 
 
 The viciousness ofa copy, bie fel)lcr> 
 I)nfre Sibfcbrift. 
 
 Vici88itude,vesis'elU(le.viNis'eiude, 
 (fr. 333., 1). Int.) ». I. ber 5S3erf)rel, bie regel» 
 ningige 3(bii)ed)^Iiing cP. SSerniiPeriiiig. 2. 
 ber iH3ed)rfl, Pic23erniiberiiiig; berUnbeflanb 
 
 Continual vicissitudes of fortune, 
 bcfliiiiPigc ®(iicf?iucd)fel. 
 
 Vicii^situdiuary.vesisetu'dinari, 
 adj. iv)cd)fcliip, nbiuedifcluP. 
 
 ViCOntiel, vikon'shiel. (viee-coniU 
 talla; f. Viscount) adj. [nit. 9{ed)t*fpr.] 
 ben Sljeriff betreffenb. 
 
 Vicontiel rents, gcruifTe ^nt^tiingen, 
 fiir bie ber ©Ijeriff bem Kijiiige cine 9{eiite 
 bejnl)lt. - writs, ^rojeiic, bie in bem ®e» 
 t\<t)t&i)oie ber®rnffd)nft uor bem ©f)criff pet» 
 f)Aubelt iverben. 
 
 Vicoutiels , vikon'shellz, «. pt. 
 5pnd)tiiiigeii, fiir Pie ber ©Ijeriff bem fionige 
 eiiie iiJente bejnljlt. 
 
 %'icouat vl'kouut. (I«t. vice-comes) 
 
1 072 Faie, far, fall. fat. ML met. Fine, fin. N6. move. n5r, got, 6*1. c!6ud. Tiibe. tub. full. tAin, THig. 
 
 VIC 
 
 t. 1. [ntt. 5r?fcf)t5rpr.] 6er ©^friff. 2. bet 
 fiJiScpiint, 93icDiiite, SStcegrnf; f. Viscoun t. 
 
 Victitn, viktiin , ((at.) *. 1. 6a« 
 JDpfer, Dpft'rr()ier, ©cf)lnd)topfer. 2. i 6a5 
 CpfiT, (£(f)Iad)topfer. 
 
 How many persons have fallen vic- 
 tim s to jealousy etc. , mie uiele 97?cnrrf)cn 
 fiiit Me Dpfer ^fr G'ifi'r|"ii(t)t zc. gelPor^eni 
 
 Victiinat*-!, vSli'tcmate. D.a.fopfiTn. 
 
 "Vict <»r, vili'tur, (Int. 33.) *. 1. (f u. 
 i) t>ev Sirgcr. 2. f fev Spcn. Pope. 
 
 Vicforess, vJk'iures. «.bie©ifgcrinn. 
 
 Victorious, vikto'reus, arf^'. l.ftcg: 
 tcirf), fteg^nft, ficgent). 2. fiegbringeii&. - 
 day, bcr ©icgcftng. 3. ©icg uerfi"iii6enb. - 
 wreatlis, (giegfifrnnje. [fiegreit^, f(ffl()>ift- 
 
 Victoriously, vllilo'reusli, adv. 
 
 Victoriousiiess, vikie'r^usnes,*. 
 (bai €tcgreicf)e) ber ©leg. [u. f 6er ®icg. 
 
 Victory, vik'turA, (tot. victoria) t. T 
 
 To get the victory, 1. ten ©ieg boppii 
 trngcn. 2. ± (over) Sen ©icg iibet ic. iawu 
 trngeii. 
 
 Victress, vik'trcs, «. tie ©icgcritin. 
 
 Victual, vit'tl, s. f. Victuals. 
 
 Victual, V. a. niit Seben^mittcdi ot). 
 qjriu'inni pcrrdjen, pcr|'i>vgen,perprLUM(intircii. 
 
 Victualing- house, txti ©pei|'el)nii5. 
 Victua ling-office, b<\6 Spriu'iniitntiit. 
 V i c t u a 1 i n g - b i 1 1 , b(t ^roDiniitfdjciti. 
 
 Victualer, v't'tlur, «. i. Qimr, 
 bei mit Sebrn^mittcfn uerforgt, 6er ^ropinnt; 
 fiMiimi(Tnr, ^ropiiiiirmcifler. 2. ber ©pcifc- 
 ipirtt). 3. bnS ^riH'iiintf(f)iff. 
 
 Victuals, vit'tii, (fr. vlctnailles) *. 
 pi. bie Scbenfiiiittcr, 9(nl)niiio«ntittcr, (?g= 
 iPiinren , asiftiinlien , bet ?(Kiiiibuorrnfl) , 
 «J5rri'innt. 
 
 Villaine, vf'dSm, (fr. vidame) t. 
 [9{fd)t£'fpr.l t>fr SBi^bom, SBiccbiMit. 
 
 Vidaiuesliip , vi'damship, t. bte 
 SBi^bpnifi. 
 
 Videlicet, vedeleset 
 
 , (Int. 5K5.) ) 
 
 Viz, viz 
 
 adv. iiciulid^. 
 
 Vidual, vid'ual, (lat. vidaus) adj. 
 t bem 5Bittmrit|l(iiibe eigcn. 
 
 Viiluity, vedii'ite, «. f bcr SBitt: 
 iffiiilniiB, 2Biftiporfl<inb. 
 
 Vie, v{, (niigcir. wigan) p. a. I. (rf)cni. 
 
 Im nitfii ©picic Gleek gciinniit) ilbcrbies 
 
 ten; (bnf)cr) 2. ± a) f ^niifeii. h) f i>crglei: 
 
 djeii. SiiAK. c) (geiufl^iir., obg(fid) iiid)t giit) 
 
 To - cunning with any one, (5'inen nil £i|1 
 
 fibcrbictcn, in Cifl mit ©•iiinii iBeitcifent; to 
 
 - power with etc., in *JKn(^)t ipettcifern 
 
 ntit :c. 
 
 2. a) She hung about my neck, and kiss 
 
 and kiss 
 
 She vied so fast. Shak.. 
 
 Vie, V. n. (with) niit ©ineni imi beii 
 ajprjug fircitcii, jpetteifcrn, e« mit ©incut 
 fliifnrl)incn. To-with etc. in etc., mit ic. in 
 C. IPCttcifcni. I'll - with him for learning, 
 id) filrd)te if;:i mit nfl' fcinet ®e!c()rrnnifeit 
 nid>t. [llcbcrgibot. 
 
 Vie, «. (im ©picle) bn? Uoberbot, 
 
 Vienna, vecn'na. s. [PJcpgr.] <B?ien. 
 
 Viennese . ndj. ipicucrifd). — «. bcr 
 553iciirr, bie ^ifner. 
 
 Vielleur, vecllure', (fr. 213.) ♦. 
 [^iiuiirg.] pt- Hcirrjii'tcr. 
 
 VIG 
 
 Vle«f, vu, (|r. vue; fnt. video) v. a. 
 I. fe()en. 2. bcfcfjfn, befd)nneii, bcfid)tigcn; 
 in 9Iiigfnrd)ein ni'l)mcn, miiilern. 3. i be- 
 trnc^tcn, iinterHid)CH. 
 
 View tlie subject in all its aspects, be-- 
 trnff)te ben ©egenilnnb son ntlcn ©eiten. 
 
 Vie^v, *. 1. tni ©ehrn , 5?iii|Vlien. 2. 
 la) bcr SSlirf. b) bie 'iJlb(id)t. 3. bn5 (i>c. 
 ftd)t, bcr 9lnbli(f. 4. bie '2lii!-firt)t (bni- 
 SiinniifiV(}cn ; bie (5)ogcnb, nod) ber tnnn 
 llclit). 5. bie ainHdir, a) {ti\& »IInfel)cn) bit 
 "^3c|'Td)rignng , ber 'Jliiiicnrd)cin. b) (bie 9lrt, 
 mie ©tipnS, in bcr JJcrne gcfcljen, in6 "Jliigc 
 fnflt); (in engcrcr !8cbciitung) bie 51nfid)r 
 (bcr ^rpfpeft, bie 'Jlbbilbiing ci-icr (Sirgcnb). 
 6. f a) bie UntcrfiK^nng. b) [OKiIir.] bic 
 >B?u(tcrung; S({cfiigiiofcirung. c) bic tUnf(d)t 
 (>Btcinnng). d) bic llcbcrfidjt; ©iMfid)t. 7. 
 bn8 2lnrc()cn, Qtengcrc, bic .ingcrc (Dcilnit. 
 Waller. 8. (^nibmfpr.J bic ^xH)Ut bcf 
 i){i.n()iuilbc8. 
 
 Point of view, bcr 6!ffid)t#piinfr. At 
 first -, bcini crilcn ?liU'li(fc. At one -, 
 witli one -. mit ciMciii 'J5ii(fc, aiii ctncn 
 58li(f , nuf cill -Wni. Willi that - he began 
 etc. , in bicfcr -Jibfid)! fiiig cr u. nn. Witli 
 that — he makes all his retlcxions, n(Ii' 
 fcinc 58cfrnd)tiingcn , Sbcnicrfiiiigcn jiclcii 
 bnranf ()in. Upon some - or otlier, nui' 
 ob. in irgenb cincr ■Jlbfidjr. Upon tlie same 
 -8, nnS bcnfclbrn i!U'firt)rcn. To have in -. 
 !. im 03cfid)te luibcii, por Qliigcn (jnbcii. 2. 
 i fcin Qliigcnmcrf nuf ic. gcrid)tct (jnben ; 
 jiir 41br(d)t (jnt'cn. Objects near our -. 
 (5}cgcnflnnbc, bic iiincrm -idigc nnl^e finb ob. 
 licgcn. To be in -. ini (i)ifirt)re licgen, pt>r 
 >2Iugcn (icgcn. Full in my -, gcrnbe por 
 niir. To take from — , nu^ bcm '21iigi'itd)rf 
 cntfcrncn. To keep in — , f berri(f|1[d)figeii. 
 The fine - of distant mountains, bie frfjiinc 
 Qlufifidjt nuf feme (5)cbirge. To take a - of 
 etc., 1. Qtmcii in 9lugciii'd)cin nel^mcii, be-. 
 Hc^tigcn. 2. t Qtmai iinrerfiid)en. Vast, 
 extensive, wide -s, ipcite 'Jlllffidjtcn. Tliese 
 things give Ds a just — of etc., bicfe Diiigc 
 pcrfd)nffen un5 cine ridjrige ©infid't pun jc, 
 lafycn uwS eincn rid)figcn SBlirf in k. ti;un 
 To give a riglit — of etc., uni pen tc 
 cine rid)tigc Ucbcrudjt )ii qebtn. On a just 
 - of (all the arguments in tlie case) etc.. 
 fngt mnn ic. gcf)ijrig ins 9Iiige. These are 
 my -s of the policy whicli eic. . bic^ finb 
 meine Slnficftren i)tiifid)tiid) bcr iJ3i'iirif, bir 
 K. - of frankpledge, liljccftrirpr.j bn6 9(int 
 bei ©f;criffs, nl5 Jjcipnljrcr jcnc^ Ji^iebenJ, 
 ben ber ^i^mig bcin Uiircrrl^niien fiir feine 
 ?pcrfon unb fcin (5-igcntl)iini perfprid)t. 
 
 Vie'»v'er, vtl ur, *. l. bcr 'JJcft^niicr, 
 a5cfid)tigcr. 2. [5?i'rbnni.] ber Sbcft^nucr. 
 23cftd)tiger (cin SBenmter); }. 9). A - of 
 fences, ein 3iiiii6frd)nuer, 3iiunbc(id)rigcr. 
 
 Viewers, pi. 1. bie ituiiif: II. S33crf: 
 pcrdnnbtgen. 2. |9?cd)f6i'pr.] ^cnre, bie, im 
 9luftrnge bei (i)crid)tf liin'ci' , cincii Ort , »«o 
 einc Xljnt bcgnngi'ii ipurbc, obcr eitie 'ipcrfini, 
 bie ni6 frnnf jc. niigrgcben ipirb, in ^Uiigen; 
 fd)i'in Mchnii'ii. (iiiicrrc()bnr. 
 
 %'ie^vi<*»«», viiles, adj. iinfi.trbor, 
 
 ^'f S;'e.<tilliatil>n , vejcscniA'shun . 
 (P. Inr. vlgeximus) *. Pie <^tnri(fttuiig jcbc* 
 jii'miiinili'M 'WnniirS. 
 
 Vig-il, vidjii, (Int. vigilia) s. 1. bai 
 
 VIL 
 
 ^nd)en bei TTnt^t; -s, pi., a) bie ^ad)i» 
 ivnd)cn; b) [fnth. ifird)e] bie SBigilicn (bet 
 SSfvilorbcnen). 2. bcr Ijeilige 9lbenb, 95or» 
 nbcnb cinc^ IjiMien JJifteS; pi. -s, bie SBigi* 
 lien. 3. bOs* 5'itlcn por einem ^'t^tiG'- *• 
 [■»pr.] -s. bus "iSaOidi. 
 
 Vig-iiance, vfd'jilanse, (f Vigil 
 ancyi (fr. ffij., P. Int.) *. I. bie ^'15 nil) To m« 
 fcit. 2. i a) bic ^23nd)fnnifcit cJliifmcrffnm. 
 fcit). b) t bie SOndic. Milton. 
 
 Vi«-ilant, vid jitant. adj. 1. ipnrt). 
 fnin. 2. i ipart)i"nin, nmnu-rfrnin. 
 
 Vigrilantly, vid'jilauije, adv. I. 
 ipndjfnm. 2. i ipad)fnui, nufmerffnm. 
 
 Vig-nette, vinylt', > (fr. vignette) 
 
 Viguet, \ $. bic SBignette, 
 
 bn6 23ilbd)en, Sicrbitbt^jen, bet ©locf, ^udf* 
 brucfcrilocf (in 25iid)ern). 
 
 - in the title, tie ^itelpigncttf. 
 
 Vig'One, vigone', (fr. vigogne) «. 
 
 1. [3ppI) bag (pcrnniiii"d)c) ©d)nffnmecl. 
 
 2. bie 93igpgne, SSigogneiuotte. 3. bet S5i» 
 gi'gnel)iit. 
 
 Vig-or, vig'ur, (tnt. 553.) *. I. bie 
 ©tnrfe, JSrnft (.bei ^llrmei lo, Scben^frnfr, 
 lii!>rpcrfrnfi. 2. i a) bie ©tnrfe, Krnft, @iii 
 ileefrnft, ®ei)tce(lnrfe. b) bie Jirnft, Dec 
 iJind)Dru(f. c) bic Jlrnfr, SEirffnmfcit. 
 
 To grow Willi vigor, ciiieii froftigcit 
 -33nd)S fjnben. - of luind, bie @ci(lc6|lnrfe, 
 (Seiilc^frnft. 
 
 Vigor, r. a. -f frnftigcn, (Inrfcn. 
 
 Vig-orous, vig'uii'is, adj. I. ftnrf 
 "TKnnn, (Jijiiiflzc.), frnfri'ofl, ru|tig. 2. Hart, 
 frnftig; Iebl)nft; nnd)bruiflid) ; fcrnljnfr. 
 
 Vig^OrOUSly, vig'urusle, adv. 1. 
 tlnrf (brenneii :c.>. 2. frnfiig, nnd)briict(id), 
 luit 5init)brnrf, luiirfcr. 
 
 Vig-orousness, vig'unisnes. «. 
 bic ©rarfe, ilrnft, i>{ii|liflfelr; Scbljiiftigfcir. 
 
 Vild, vild.> ,..,„., 
 
 Viled, ;«''/• + f-V>le. 
 
 Vile, vile, (fr. vil; (nt. vilis) adj. 1. 
 
 gcring, fd)ied)t (pdu ©od)en, ^nnrcn). 2. 
 
 l\1)iuibc, pernd)rlid), f(ftma!)lid); iiiefng, nie» 
 
 bertrndjrig, nidjr^iPiirbig. [niing. 
 
 A vile usage, fine fd)mnhlid)e ^cgeg» 
 
 Viled, viid, adj. t bcfd)tinpfen6. 
 
 Viled speeches, ©d)intpfrebcn, ©rt)ninl)« 
 
 ungen, ©d)niiil)rcbcn. (trnd;tig; fd)miil)iid). 
 
 Vilely, vile'ld, adv. niebrig, uicbtr« 
 
 Vileuess, vile nls, t. I bie &ei 
 
 ringigfcir, ©d)led)rigfcit. 2. bie ©d)lfd)tig> 
 
 feir, OiicDrigfcit, \st){e<tj:e , nicbrige (Scilii' 
 
 nnng, »)?iebcrtrnd)tig(eit, 3'iid)teipurbiflf<it, 
 
 58frnc(>tlid)feit. 
 
 Vilification, villcfeki'.sliun, «. bie 
 
 5periibre()iiiig, ©rnicbngiing. l25ernd)fcr. 
 
 Vililier, vll cffur. ». bcr SScfc^impfer, 
 
 Viliry, vil'ell. (int. vilitacioj «i. «. 
 
 1. criiicbrigcn, (jcrnbfc^cn, Ijerabipiirbigen. 
 
 2. be;"d)intpfcn , pcniditiic^ mnd)en. 
 Vilipend, viriepend. ((. vilipeudo) 
 a. t gcring fd)n()en , gcring nd)ten , peri 
 
 nd)ren. [f fie (5)criiigrd)ii^ung, a5ernd)tuiig. 
 
 Vilipendeiicy, viilepeiid'in.se, i. 
 
 Vility, villeie, *. t bie (SJcrinflljcit, 
 (5)critigigfrir, Tticbrigfcif. 
 
 Vill, vll. (int. villa; fr. Title) *. I. ber 
 <H3cili:r, bo« t)5rfd)cn. 2. I3{ed)t4ipr.] Oii« 
 .spcrrciil)nn«, (i>b.) bai i£ir(^f|>iel ob. em iljcil 
 brjlelbeu. 
 
Fatf. f'ir. tall. fnt. Me. mpt. Finp. ffn, !VA. toovp. n^r. snr. ^'1. r!«'i^d. Ti\ hp. tnh. full. i/,in. THi«. 1073 
 
 VIL 
 
 TillH, Til'lS, «. tiA< SAll^f)All6 , ber 
 
 CnlI^fi9. tie 9SifIa. [J)orf 
 
 Yillng-e, villidje. (fr. ffl3.) «• 6fl^ 
 
 Tillagr*^r, viiiJdjur, «. ect I)rrf^ 
 
 beirrhiier, SnnMiiAiin. 
 
 VillMl^ery, vii'iidjuri, «. We T>OTi 
 frfjiift ; fill 'Jipjirf upn D&rffCU. 
 
 Villain, villin.^ <fr. vilain; lat. vil- 
 Till»n, planus)*. I. [^cu 
 
 6rtIiB.] ter !8t'fi^« ber (juriiigilen «Urt iumi 
 9:ftfrlff)fn , ^niitr, Sei&eigfiif. 2. t>fr Icib 
 tigene Bienfr. Shak 
 
 Villain* regardant, nil bie (Sc^ollc cb 
 bn< Wttn-fliit (jfbiiiibeiie Seibeigene (ad 
 •cripiitii glebae). -i in gro»«. flu bie'Sperfoii 
 ihrt^ i^errn gebimbetu u. i>eraiiperlid>e St(» 
 eigfiie. 
 
 Villain,^ «. brr 93ii(e, @((r(m, 
 
 Vil Ian f ^ <S(b»rtt, S5i>ffiiiid)t. 
 
 Tillakin, vil'lal^tn. «. bdS Dprf(f>cii 
 
 Villanai^ef v'l'ianidje, «. t. brr 
 
 Siiftnnb eiiie* Ctibrlgeiien (Villan), bie ?ei>. 
 
 eigeiifrt>oft. 1. (flei«5^n(. V i II e n a g e ge rrt)r. ) 
 
 [JJciibnfiu.] bie gtringile ^Itt von 9ltrerlf()ii, 
 
 bai unnbelige Seljett, 23i5rgcrlel)eii. Pure -. 
 
 bieie 9Jrt iJIftfrle^en gegcn iinbeflimnite gc. 
 
 riiige ^rnftintiDiieii ; Tenant* in -, bie 93e 
 
 ptier ber fleriitgilen 91rt ucn 9Ifferrtf)eii ; To 
 
 hold in-, nl« yiirgrrffheii beftOf". '""f 
 
 ^iiben. ((2(f)niibli(()feit ^lidjt^n-urbigffit 
 
 Ir'illanai^e, <■ bie 97irbertra<t)tigfeit. 
 
 Viilanize, v'llanixe, ». a. t CT: 
 
 Blrbrigrn , t>frcl)iiiipffn, I'djiiiibrii. 
 
 Yillanlzer, vil'lanixur, «.' t ber 
 ©diniibft, 3?erd)inipfrr. 
 
 VillanouMf v't'lanuk.^ odj. 1. tiie< 
 
 TillainuiiK, ) brig, r<f)(ec()t 
 
 flemeiii, fdtcuniid), bubifcft, ftfeiirfif^, |'it)niib= 
 
 lidj. 2. ([ t)i^§UA. beft, vtrmim\<i)t. 
 
 2. A - trick of the eye. Shak. 
 
 A- action . bet ^(b^^rttnUrtid). Willi 
 
 forehenda - low, f mit ltl)iiiiblic6 fleiner 
 
 Ctiriie. A - penton or wretch, bet 5Bii6e, 
 
 ©(fciirfe, Sfftfiiii, 556ie«)id)t. 
 
 Villanously, vil'IanuAli, adp 
 fd)niiMi(t), bi'ibiirf), bubiiftfr ^eife. 
 
 VillanOUNIiesiSf vil lanuvnc*. M. 
 bie ©(l)niibli(f)rrit, ^tiberei, Sdjeltitecei, ??ir 
 tertroAtigffit. 
 
 Tillany , vlllani) «. I. bie ^tftlrtf)- 
 
 Yillainy, 5 '<nf"'' ©(ti'iob^ 
 
 liAffit, 9?ifberrr.i(f)tigff it , 55u6frei, ©d)fl 
 
 nitrei. 2. btr i"rf)lrd)te ©trrid), ©rfiiirfeii: 
 
 Orficf), (Sd>elniftrtirt), bn« €rf)elnifli'irf, bie 
 
 ©churfrrft. [iifiti Dprfe gehSrig, Brrf . . . 
 
 TillatlCt villai'ik, (Int.) adj. i» ei< 
 
 Tilleiiag-e, T- Villan age No. 2. 
 
 Yilii, Villi. (Int. <>B.) « pi. I. ["Mnnt.] 
 
 bif 5leif(t)fnfrrii, {^ifrrn. 2. [SBot.] bn« ij)iia< 
 
 fige, ^Erflifbre, 3Ptti(tjtf. 
 
 Viiloun, vil'lua. adj. I. )rftig. mild, 
 ^norig. 2. (<Uii<it.] ftPtfig, iotti{t)t, |nminc(> 
 ortig. 3. (®pt.J jprtig, n)pfli|. 
 
 Viininal, Vim'enal. (Int.) adj. )ll 
 STOftiirn grijorig; niig Siurigi'n btfleheiib; 
 (bifginuie, )iiin gltdjfen tniigli(f)e) 3<»'iflf 
 ^eviTrbrlitgriiD. 
 
 YiinineouK, vjniin'4u«, vIm's'^u*, 
 mdf. aiu Swigeii gfflP(f)teii. (Biiij. 
 
 Tin, »in. 4. Cilbfl'irig l'. Vincent) 
 YlliaCt^ftllM, vjni'hliiin. (I.) ndj. ju 
 bf m 2L>enii'lp(f e rb. Prii <!DriMrrni;brii getjprig. 
 £ny<. ' deuUch. Wtirterbuch. I. 
 
 ViM 
 
 VIO 
 
 Vincent, rin'&lat, «. (ffigenii.) SBiu. nii5 bem Int. Tinum acre) #. ber ©fdg. 
 «"J- _ Radical vinegar, rnbifnler 6(Tig, {J|fig« 
 
 Vincible, vinS^bl. (fnt. vineo) adj. geiti, bie upflfprnmeiie eiTigniiire. - of lead, 
 t'ibiTiuiiiMid). (Ilet>frioiiiMi(l)feit. ber ^Bleieifig. Wine-or beer--, ber'2Ciiii» 
 
 VincibleneSK, viir«eiiliie«, ». eiepft. 25iercii1g. Of such --aspect, f upn 
 
 Tincture, vingkninire, (list.) *.-\.\o fnureni 9liigeM«t»t. Sh*k. 
 
 bn# ^niib; ber SBcrbniib. V i negar-bot tie, --cruet, bie d-iVigi 
 
 Tindemial, vlndi'mial. (rat.) o<(/. frnfrfje. --eel, iai (5-|-|lgnlrf)eii. --man. 
 
 jiir 5S5ciiiifff griiong. 
 
 Tinfleniiate, findc'me&ie, ». n. 
 
 '33fiiilere hnlten, 2Griii leien. 
 
 Tindeniiatlun , vtndeaicitbun , 
 *. bir t'fi'f, 233i'inlei>. 
 
 Tindeiniatory, viude'meature. 
 "'^j- + f- Vi n de ni i hI. 
 
 TInflicability, vindekahileti. «. 
 bie&ignir(t)nft, prrtljeiPigt luertirii jii fijniic:!. 
 Tindicable, vin'dekabl, adj. iier> 
 rtjcibigt iverPcii fpiiiieiib. 
 
 Tindicate, viu'dckite, dnt.) r. «. 
 I. ♦ nljnten, (Irnfen, beflnifi'ii, rnc^en (on, 
 nti). 2. i<rrtl)e(bjg(n (ciiirii ©n^ lo, betjoupi 
 ten (fiii9{f(f)t JO. 3. (io.gfgeii)re(t)t|friigeii. 
 4. bff(bt'ii)fii , iVOi'i^eii (from , uor). 5. niii 
 iVre(f)eii, in 9liu>rtirf) iirl)iii(ii. 
 3. Laugh where we iiiunt, be candid where 
 we can 
 Bat rindleale the way* of God lo 
 man. Pope. 
 
 Vindicated from our neglect by etc.. 
 ppr uniVrfr SeriindjiiifMgiing biirrt) ic. ge. 
 f(t)lil)t- (Which our poet Justly) hna vin- 
 dicated lo hinuelf, fiir fi^i^ >» ^inVriict) 
 geiipmiiien Ijnt. 
 
 Vindication, vindjki'shun, «. 1. 
 bie fiStrthfibigiiiig (against, grgeii), Seljniipi 
 tiing (eine« ?<ert)te6 lo. 2. tie D?fd)tierti> 
 limg, ^htfiirettiing. 3. ♦ bie 9?nct)f. 
 
 Vindicative, vln'dekaliv. adj. 1. 
 i<erii)riPtgriiS, tel;niipt(iib; rr(t)i|ertioeiib. 2. 
 ( je$t Vindictive) rndxilcbtig. 
 
 Vindicator, vindekAtur, «. 1. ber 
 ??nd)rr. 2. rer 93fr Ijribigrr. 
 
 Vindicatory, v'n'dekaturi, adj. 
 1. rii(f)fiib. 2. rrrrljftbigenb ; redjifertigenb. 
 Vindictive, vindiki'v. adj. rnct) 
 frtcbtig, rncbgirrig. 
 
 Vindictively, vindik'i'vli, adv. 
 rn<brud)tig, niif fine rnrtjgirrige SBiife. 
 
 VindictiveneKM, vindik tivnas. t. 
 bie 9?n*fii(t)i ; 9fn(t)iil(l)»gfeii.9tnd)gieri:]ffit. 
 Vine, vine. (hit. vines; fr. vigne; 
 IBiin) #. I. ber aSeniflPtf , bie Oirbe. 2. bii 
 SRniife (bei I'ifleii rniifeiibrii Wewndjien, \.^. 
 bfi 'W'loiien, beiin ^ppfeii ic), ©(tjliiige, 
 9{iitl)e. [idjiirittii. 
 
 To prune a vine, einen SDfiiiflPcf be. 
 Vine -branch, bie <a3rinrfbe, ber 
 9?ebeiirprpe, iKebfrfiPft. - bud, tn« Sfebeii. 
 niige. --dresser, ber SBriiigiirnier, Sajiii^ 
 jet. --earfh, ber ©rrgrprf, t^i (5-rtl)nrj. 
 bie 93ergpf(<)frbe. — flower, bie OaSeiii 
 blute. --fretter, --grub, ber 9{rbfll- 
 iviirm, bie Sajeiiirniipe. --knife, tai yic- 
 beniiieffer, ^einniefTer, SSJiinfrmrfJer. - 
 leaf. en«9?ebeiiblntt, ^OJeiiiblntr; p/ Vine 
 leaves, Mi ^iMiiMiib, iliebeiilinib. - 
 palm, bie ^riiipnlme. -prop, brr 9{i' 
 bfHpt'nl)!, ©eiiipfiihl. --reaper. 6rr SCi'iii 
 leiVr. (oeri'eljen, iiiir 9{i?briibliirrrrii. 
 
 Vined, v{nd. udj. mif JiVbriiblntrrrn 
 Vinefpar, vnrnegur, (fr. viualgrc; 
 
 ber G-ifigbrn tier, --merchant, ber G-iMii.- 
 hiinbler. --plant, — tree, ber Uirgiiiiiitje 
 ©iiiiMcf). &rilgbaiim. 
 
 Viner. vl'nur, #. « ber ^iiiicr- 
 Vinery, vimire, ». [(Siarteufl ein 
 Ireibhoiii, wpriu 2Beiii|lode rtii ■•DJaiierii 
 gfjpgpM luerbeii. 
 
 Vineyard, vln'yerd.^ (niigelf. vin- 
 
 Vinyard, \ geard. «. i. 
 
 ber '•liJfiiiberg, -IGeingnrteit. 2. [|i ii. iiji-pi.) 
 
 To work in the Lord's -, im 9Beiiibfrge 
 
 be« derm nrbeiien. [iCeiiiberg. 
 
 Vineyard-plot. bn« ^ciiiMiib, ber 
 
 Vinueiv, vinyu. (iingeir. fynig) p. h. 
 
 t f(t)iiiiiiielii, icbimiiieiig luetben, perr(<)imi 
 
 melii, frtl)uiig iverben. (finhm. 
 
 Vinne^v, #. • brr ©cbimmel, 'OWpter, 
 
 Vinnevved, vln'yude, adj. r(i)iiii> 
 
 nielig, perr(()iiiiiiirit, fnbinig. 
 
 Vinnewednes, viu'yiidena«, «. 
 t b.i« ©(t)iiiiiiifligc, ber ©(t)iiiiiiiel. 
 
 Viniiy, vin ni. (.au6) V i nn e w y) adj. 
 t r(t><iiiniiiig, rnl)iitig. 
 
 Vinolency, viu'ilensA. dot.) t. f 
 
 bie Iniiiffiiljfir. ["BUeiiie ergebeii. 
 
 Vinoleilt, v'n'^lent. adj. -^ Ceill 
 
 Vinosity, vinos ete, *. bn» <ajiiiii(<)te, 
 
 S33eiiihntre. 
 
 Vinous, vi'nua, ((nt. rinosus) adj. 
 
 I. «»)eiiil(<)r, ipfiiifjnft, roeiiinrrig. 2. iveiiiig. 
 
 Vinous fermeniaiion, bie '2i}eiiigal;riiii(|. 
 
 - spirit, ber ^eiiigei(l. - ta«te, - flavor, 
 
 ber 5i5fiiigf|"(t)mn(f. 
 
 Vintafpe, vin'i'dje, (fr. vendange) 
 1. bie Sefe, SI3eiiile|'e. 2. bie SSJcitiure, 
 Seffjeit. [lefer. 
 
 Vintag^er, v'n'tajue. «. ber ^riiu 
 Vintner, v'utuur, «. ber <ili3eiiil}aiibt 
 ler, ^I5eiiir(f)riif. 
 
 Vintry, vin'tri, «. bie S33eiiifdenfe, 
 
 bn« 'iDeitil)nu«, ber ^einfeller. [rei(ft. 
 
 Viny, vl'ne, adj. 1. ivi'inig. 2. iveint 
 
 Viol, vl ul, (fr. violc) J. I'JRiif.] bie 
 
 •Brair(t)e, ^iiniigeige, Slltgeige. 
 
 Viol- maker, ber i8rntf(f)ciiiiia(()er. 
 Violabie, vi'6labl, adj. verle^li((i, 
 I'erleuPtir. 
 
 Violaceous, v{6ii'slius, dnt) adl/. 
 pioirtr. i>eil(t)c-iiblnii ; pril(f)eiinrtig. 
 
 Violate, vj 6l4te, (int.) «■ «■ I. pen 
 (e^eii. ril>errreteii,bre(^en; floreii; ei)tiveil)en. 
 2.r(1)nnbeii, r(t)iun<t>eii,eiitel)reii, iiotl))ii(1)tigen. 
 To violate any one's peace, ^eilinilbtf 
 Jriei'irii ilprrii. To -sleep, ben ©4)inf fliMren. 
 Violation, vtoia'shun, «. I. bie 
 -3rriet|iiiig, llrberrretuiig, ber !!3rii((); bie 
 ©iprniig; &iinveif)iiiig. 3. bie 9iPtf;iU(^ti< 
 gtiiig, ©d)niibtiiig. 
 
 Violation of sleep or peace, bie ®tf>t 
 rung be* 6(t)infei} pb. be« Jriebeiii}. - o<an 
 oaili. Ber <5-ibbriit^. 
 
 Violator, vi'/>liitur, «. 1- ber Ztt> 
 irljer, Urt<atrfter ; ©tprcr; ffiitwei^ff I. 
 cicr .£it)niiber, (i-ijrenrniibir, Iiiflrnotaubef. 
 Osl 
 
1074 FAlp, far. fall. fat. Mi. mit. Fine. f?n. NA, move. nSr, got. 8i!. rl6fld. TAbe, tfib, fAll. tAln. THi*. " 
 
 VIO 
 
 violator of repoie. ^cr 5?uf)fflSrer. 
 
 Violence, viollnse, (fr. 233., »• f. 
 violentia) *. 1. tic $cftigfeit (finefi ©tar. 
 wf«, ©djlnflfS JC), ©fivnlt, b(r Unnffirim. 
 a. tit fflCTOinlt, fflfiunltthntiGfeit. 3. tie ffie« 
 nxitttdnt, ®eivnltt[)(itiflfdt. 4. Die ©djnti' 
 
 With violence, mit ^fftigfflt, htftiq; 
 jfro(ilttf)ntifl, niitSeirnlt To attack with -, 
 |efti3 aiigreifen. (That seal) you ask for 
 with such -, ^n« i()r iiiir mit \\Hd)tm llii» 
 flftlfini nbforbfrt. Shak. The -of his temper, 
 ^in fjffrigc* Icinufranient, feinc hfftiac OSc» 
 niiitfjSnrt. To otTer - to etc., 1. ©iucin 05c» 
 wait nnt^iin, cine ^trfon (jciunltthntifi bf. 
 bnnbefii; (tin ^rftiieiijimmcr) ncthjrirf)tineti 
 trpfltn. Oft Ciewnit nntf)iin. 2. l (eiiuni ®t« 
 ff^c JC.) *)fivn(t Ob. 3»>nn(j fliit^im. To do 
 - to or on, $nnb nil 2c. Icjjen, tint* Scben 
 tritlfltn. (But, as It seems), did — on her- 
 self, t^at nrf) ein 5f'be» nn , tl)nt p* ff^i^ 
 Oicmnit nn, lf<jte $nnb nn ftct) fflb|l, brn(f)te 
 (Id) un\6 feben. He does - to his own 
 opinions, tt tf)ut feinen eigcnen 9J?cintin(]en 
 ©cinnlt nn. 
 
 Violence, t». «. 1 1- ©ineti uerlc^cn, 
 e-inem 03eiufllt nnt^im. 2. fltwfllti'am ()ini 
 fd)lfi>pcii. 
 
 Violent, vi'ollnt, (ft. ©., int. vio- 
 lentus) ttdi. I. fjfftig (®(t)nierj, aingriff, 
 5vebci 2Ciub, ®(tlng , ^nnipf ic), (jciunltifl, 
 iinnctluni. 2. Ijeftig (niiffafjrenb , Jji^ig). 3. 
 gcmnlf tf)ntig ; gemnltinin (tub zc), iinnntur: 
 ltd). 4. nbfleiiotijigt, nbflc jiuun(jcn , flbflo 
 fcriingcn. Milton. 
 
 Some Tlolent hands were laid on 
 Humphry's life, gciunltfnmc S^ani Icflte mnn 
 «u .?>nnipf)rij'* Seben. Shak. 
 
 Violent, «. + bcr Slnflrrtfcr. 
 
 Violent , p. a. t niit ^cftiflfeit t>rr< 
 Crinncn. 
 
 Violent, v. n. + hcftig tvcrbcn. Shak. 
 
 Violently, vj'ilentle, ado. l.l)cftlfl, 
 fctfnltig. 2. flfuinltfam, tnit ®rrenit. 
 
 Violet, viollt, (fr. violette; L rlola) 
 «. \^ot.] bit a3iple, bn^ 93cilct)cit. 
 
 Honey of -s, bcr S5cilc^)cn()onifl. Sirup 
 •f -«, ber SBcilcfienforup. 
 
 Violet-blue. »io(tft, ueiKftcnfnrft, »cif< 
 rfifnbfnu. --color, bie SBfildjenfarbe, ba6 
 85eil(f)fnblnu. --crab, bif Cnnbfrnbbc. 
 - marian, ble ^nibglpcfeiibluine, bn^ 
 9K(iriertticii(6tn , '5>?nrif n(]ii?(f d)cn. 
 
 Violin, v{'6lin, (it. violino) «. l''Siti\f.] 
 bIf (Beige, 9Jip(ine. [®cigtr, ©cigcnfpicler. 
 
 Violinist, vi'&linist, «. ber S3ipliMi|l, 
 
 Violi.st, v{'&list, «. bcr 9}iplcurpieler, 
 fi3r<itf(f)enrpicter. [bcr 9$ip(pnccfli(l. 
 
 Violoncellist, vIAlontshel'list, «. 
 
 Violf»ncello, v{Aiontshei'l6, (it. 
 155.) »• (TOiif.J bie Ruiefleige, bet RUinbafi, 
 tai SiplPHccn. 
 
 Violono, vWlA'nA, #. ble groge SSnp. 
 fleige, bcr Sag, bns SBiplon. 
 
 Viorna, vf^r'na, (Int.) «. [SSot.] bet 
 Cdjlingcnbniim, TOcf)Ibniini, CBinbbniim. 
 
 Viper, vl'pur, (Int. vipera) t. I. 
 FSppI J bie JBipft, gTntfcr, Otter. 2. i bie 
 €d)Iiiiige (bnf bpfc (^cfd)ppf). 
 
 Prop. To nourish a riper in one's 
 bosom, fine €d)innge in rcinriii ^in> n nnhrcii. 
 
 Viper's buglom, (©pr.J tne JtiU: 
 
 VI R 
 
 ferrraut -'•-garliek, (S5M.] bie5?penm. 
 bpfle. -'s-grass, [Sot.] iai SJipcrgraS, 
 bie SBipcri«iirj«I. — 's-head, bet flcine 
 (3>cl)lnngeitfppf, ber Wpf)reiibnii(^ (9lrt ^or> 
 jeflnnfcf^nccftiu. --snake, bie 9intter< 
 fd)Iniige. 
 
 Viperine, vf'ptirlne, adj. ju einer 
 SBiper pb. jii SSipern flfI)onii, 95ipern ... 
 
 Viperine, *• bnS ©d)fnngengifr. 
 
 Viperous, vi purus. adj. I. tit 
 G'lgenffbnftcn emcr 95iper hnbenb , piperiK 
 nrtig. Ptrcrnnrrrg. 2. f giftig (Sunge tO. 
 
 Virag°illian,virajin'yan, adj. manW' 
 weibitit, unpcrfctMttit. 
 
 Virag-o, vKA'g^. viri'gJ. (Int. 533.) 
 M. I. bn^ '^Wnnnitcib, bieifjclbinn, Wnnniiin. 
 1. o bn« terbe S33eib«|li"i(f , ber (roeiblidjc) 
 <5)uf.ir, Srngpner. 
 
 Vire, vire, (fp. Tira) *. • bet ^fcil. 
 
 Virelay, vtre'll. vlrila. (fr. vlre- 
 lai) «. [propciij. ^Dcf.] bn6 9{ingcIIieb, 3>»e'= 
 reimgctidjt. [grfinenD, gnui. 
 
 Virent, vt'Tcnt, (Int. virens) adj. 
 
 VirJ5"ate, vir'gite, (Int. virga) adj. 
 [Sot] riitf)ciifpriiiig. [Yardland. 
 
 Virgrate, * bie j^iife (Snnbe6)i f. 
 
 Virge, verje. f. Verge. 
 
 Vlrges. bie ©ttnf)Ien, ludtfte bie©onne 
 turd) tint Wclte luirft, luenn (it SEnffer 
 jicht. 
 
 Virgilian, vorjll'yun, adj. 1. }ll 
 SSirgil (beni riMniidien Did)rcr) flcfjorig. 2. 
 iiirgiiird) (bem ©rijlc 95irgile nhnlid)). 
 
 Virgin, vcr'jin. (Int. virgo; it. vir- 
 
 gine) ». 1 . bie 3 tingfrau, Oimgfet. 2.[aiiltPii.] 
 bie 3ungfrnu. 
 
 Ceres yet - of Proserpina from Jove, 
 t (?cre« , njfldjc ^prprerpiiin'u mit Oi'pi'er 
 nod) nid)t gejeiigt. 
 
 Virgin, adj. I. jiingfrAiiIic^, rein, 
 3nngter... 2. jnngfrnnlid) (ciner Su'iflfrnu 
 gcjiemenb). 3. jiinflftn"Iif<>» ntu (friid), nn: 
 beml^t). [&nrbe. 
 
 Her virgin hue, if)re jiingfrdiilidjc 
 
 Virgin-cockle, bie !3n|tnr(mnKbcl, 
 ber Oungftrfnmm. — crant, « cin jiing> 
 frniilid)rr ^rnnj bci cincm l!eic()fninge. -- 
 earth, bie Qungfcrcrte. --gold, bn« 
 3nngfergolb. — honey, —combs, ber 
 3nngferl)onia. — knighi, t •• ein ^titter, 
 6et noc^ fein 9lbenrcnct beflnnbcn f)at. 2. 
 ein 9{itter im Dienfle bcr Oungfrnu ((Suttinn 
 bet 9?nd)t). --knot, bn5 3nnjiffrfd)Ire; 
 bie Oungfrnnfdjnff. --land, ber Dicnbrnd), 
 cin S3oben, bcr no(t) nie timgcpftfigt ivorbcn 
 i|l. — lead, bn« Onngfrrblfi. — marble, 
 bet 3n"gfer""nrmot. — mercury, tai 
 Oungfcrgucrfftlbft, [Win.] O'lngfergtiirf- 
 -•metal, bn« flcbicgcne ^Kctntl. -- 
 mold, bie teine Dnnnncrbe. —-oil, bn< 
 Onngfcrel. --parchment, bn6 3n"<tfet» 
 pergntncnt. -'a- bower, [Sot.] bie233nlb< 
 rebe. — silver, bat gebiegene ©iibcr. -- 
 soil, ein Sobcn, bet nod) nie umgrpflugt 
 roorben ifl. -'s-milk, bie O'mgffrmild); 
 [ffl)cm.] bie O'liiflfe"^'"''*- — wax, ia6 
 3nngferiwnd)6. [Onngfcr fpiflcn. Shak. 
 
 Virgin, V. n. (cin cant-word> bie 
 
 Virginal, vcrjlnal, (fr. 233.) adj. 
 iiiniifrnniid) , jiiMgfrrIi(ft. 
 
 Virginal, s. (tl)m.) tint 9irt £t,'i: 
 neti, ti\6 Dpcfcnflni'icr. 
 
 VIR 
 
 Tirginal-book, f bn« 9toten6u(ft fit 
 bn« ©pinett. --wire, 2)rnf)t fur bat 
 ©pinett. 
 
 Virginal, v. n. (ein cant-word) mit 
 
 ben JJingcrn (i»ie nuf bcm ©pinett) fpielen. 
 
 Virg-inla, vlrj'n'ia. t. I. [©iocnn.] 
 aSirginin. 2. [®epgr.] SBirginien. 3. -, pb, 
 -f tobacco, bcr i'irgini|"d)e tnbnf. 
 
 Virginian, verjiu'iaB, adj. pir« 
 ginfi'd). 
 
 [Sot.] Virginian climber, bie ^nf< 
 fion^bliiine. - cowslip, bie (5ii!itterblume. 
 - creeper, cine 9Irt 233nIBre6e. - poke, bet 
 nmfrifnnifd)e 9?nd)trd)otten. - pine, bie gcj 
 meine pirginifdjc liefer. - silk, bie rirgiiiii 
 fd)e ©eibe. — sumach, ber uirginifc^e ©n» 
 innct), C^ierbcrbnuin. — awamp-pine, bit 
 ^ci()rn«d)ficfer. 
 
 Virginian, «. bet SBitginier. 
 
 Virginity, verjin'ite.f. I. bie^tmg* 
 frnufd)iMt, 0"''flferr(t)aft. 2. bie 9ffinl)cit, 
 Unbcflcrfttjfit. [bie Oungfr.iu. 
 
 Virgo, ver'gi, (M. 233.) «. [Slflrpn.] 
 
 Virgula, vlr'gi'tla, (Int.) «. ini 
 i?onimn, ber ©trid), 93fi|lrid) (,). 
 
 Virgula divina. bie 2[Brinrd)driit^e. 
 
 Viridity, viiid'ete, (Int.) «. bn< cob. 
 bie) Oin'ine. 
 
 Virile, vi'ril, (I. virilis) adj. mnnnlid). 
 
 Virile age. bn6 mnnnlid)e 9lltcr, *J)?niin5i 
 nitet. - endeavors, bn< mminlic^e Se|lre< 
 ben. - vigor, bie mnniilirf)e Srnft. 
 
 Virility, viril eie, vir'l iti, t. I. -f 
 bie 'D?niinlid)feit. 2. bie <)KnnnI)eit (3fn> 
 giingjfnt}igfeit). 3. bai 'i)7?nnn£nlter, miinn> 
 lid)e «ltrr. 
 
 Virtu, vir'tuo, (It. <S5.) ». bie iitbt 
 )u ben fdjiJnen Itmnlfn, ber i(uii|lijcfit)nin(f ; 
 ®crd)niiirf nil ^fnturfdjontjtitcn zc. 
 
 Virtual, vertshual, (Int. virtunlls; 
 fr. virtuel) adj. 1. pcrmtgci'.fifrnfftg , ipir< 
 fungsfrnfiig. 2. (in ber 25}irfung, \uH)i lu 
 ber lf)nt feienb) uirtuefl. 
 
 Virtual heat, bie 3i3cirniefriifl. - povr- 
 er, bnfi 2S3irfiiiig*oerniogcn, bie 2i3.rriing<» 
 froft. — intention, bie Jnljiiiffit , eme ge» 
 luifTe 'JlbndJt jw Ijnbcn , 9lbr(d)rrVal)igfrir. - 
 focus, [£pt.] bet $iinft in bcr -Mn'e t\nti 
 (^lafd, wo bit gortfctuing einci iunicfoe* 
 luorfcnen ©trntjii birfcibe beniljrt. 
 
 Virtuality, vlnshual'ete, «. bni 
 SBirfungSocnupgfn, bie SSirrnniitnt. 
 
 Virtually, vlr'ishuale. adv. ber 
 jtriift nnd), bcr 9i3irfiinij6frnft nnd) ; oiniira. 
 
 Virtuate, ver'tshiUte, V. a. t >v>rf< 
 I'nm nindjcn, Srnft geben. 
 
 Virtue, ver'tshu, ver'tu, (1. virliis) 
 *. I. i&mai , tai luirft) bie Jtrnft; (in cn« 
 ger,er Sebeiitnng) a) bie itrnft (einer %<ti'i»i« 
 It.), SBirffnmfeit, 5?cilfrnft. b) + bie 21-uui ^ 
 berfrnft, geljeiine, iinfirtjtbnre Sraft. 2. bit 
 tugenb, a) (nI3 ejcgcnfn^ pon Caflcr). I^l] 
 (Cine cinjclne Ingenb, b. i). gnte (J>ctni'ith*»' 
 eigem'cbnft, llcbnng ber firtlid)en ©tnrfe te« j 
 233i[kn«). 3. (cinc berCrbnuugen berljimni* ' 
 Iifd)cn ^iernrdlie) pi- -*, bit Rxnitt , 1h*\ 
 genben. 4. bcr 233crt(), bie 95prtrfiTlid)feii 
 (einer gnbel ic). B. Joasoa. &. * eie Io»| 
 pfcrfeit, bcr Wiitl). Shak. 
 
 2. b>Reuieuiberall his v Ir t u e s. AuDisoa. 
 
 3. Tltrones. doiiilniilious, piinctaoia*, 
 virtues , powers. Mii-TMl 
 
Fa«»». far. fall. fat. M*. met. Fine. fin. Ni. mf>Vf. nAr. sot, 6M. cU\U. TiSh^ tnh. fi'ill. t/»in. TTIi*. 
 
 075 
 
 Vlll 
 
 Tlie Tlrtne of fem|ierance. of cliaiif ity. 
 bic liiflftift ber W?n§iflffit , ter Kfiifrtjfjcit. 
 la — of the f,ronii«e of God, frnft p6. Jll- 
 folgf tti ()5ttlirf)f It ?Bcrfprf cf)eii«. In - where 
 of, jn llrfiinb beffen. By - of etc., frnft, 
 ©frinJKie tef Jt. 
 
 ■ VIrtaeleSSf vlr'tshdlei, aif. I. 
 unfriitii<i . uinvtrftnm. 2. tiifltiiMp*. 
 
 Virtuoso, rirtfiof>'»f> , (it. VD.) *• 
 (pi. Virtuosi) I. ter Itiiiiftffniifr, fiim(l» 
 rifb^rtftft, TOfiflfr ill eiiier ^imft. 2. (TOiif.] 
 6fr 95irtiip«, <\rofK ilinifller, ©rrefunftler. 
 
 TirfUOSOIvllip, Terluu(^'»Asliip. «■ 
 I. 6ie ftim|llirbl)iiberri. brr RunftgefAmnrf. 
 a. bie SJirtiirfitnt, ftiiiifli'Pf(fomtneiit)cit, 
 itiinrtnipi(liri'd)nft. 
 
 Virfuoua, ver'tuhdus, adj. 1. t a) 
 frSftijJ (iiMrffnm, frnftupfi). b) hfilfrSftig. 
 e) iriinberbnre, flrogf, iTrji'igrid)* ©igrn. 
 f(()nftfn cb. luafnten bffi^fiib. 2. tiigenb» 
 f^flft, a) rvpii ^fdtfctrn , ^anMuiigtn u.). 
 b) fittfiiiti (i>pn 235fibfrn). 
 
 V t r I II o u • herbi , + ^eilfriilltft. A - 
 •««ff, t 6ct ffiDlinbftfl.ib. - ring, t b" 
 SBiinbfrrmg. - gla«t, t bfr fflStmbenVifflfl. 
 
 - qiialiiies, ^iijjfnbfH. Shak. If hU occa- 
 sion were not -, rornn er et nidtt \u eincm 
 (jiltfti SwtAt bfiiiitjen woftte. Shak. - «ea- 
 •on. bif nirl)Irl}ntige 0<il)"*J''t- Shak. 
 
 Yirtuoualy, ver'lthuutU, adv. 
 tudfi'Mjoff. 
 
 'W^irtaonsness, Ter'isliduinsi, •■ 
 Me 1iinfnfl)iifrli]f(it. 
 
 Ylrulence, vir'Aien»e.^ ». I. bn6 
 
 Tirulencyf vir'iilensi.^ OJift, ber 
 Onftfrf iiiiflfflrff. bie 9366nrtigft>it, oiifterf tnbf , 
 tfrpfrttnbe ©igfiifdjnft. 2. i bn« (Sift, bit 
 ©6«ortiflff it , Wiftiflffit. 
 
 (To attack a man) with -. glftij). The 
 
 — of hii pen. ffiiif fliftifle (?fbtr. 
 Virillentf vlr'illent, (Int. vlmlen- 
 
 tnt) aiij I. gifrig, nnflrrfcnb, t)fr|>c(lenb, 
 65#nrtig. 2. t gittig, bpfhnft. 
 
 Virulently, v'r'ulenili, ado. giff 
 tig, bP#fjnft. 
 
 Tirus, vl'run, (fnt. 'SB.) «. (*0?fb.l 
 bn« (S»iit, ^rr6«f, ^prffngift, penerifcftt ®ifi. 
 
 Visai^-e, vii'idje, (fr. 833.) «. bn* 
 ©ffifftr , 9tM(irnd)t, ? 9JMtIi0. 
 
 Timac^eft, v'xiHjd. adj. rin 9(ngf(td)t 
 cb. 9Iiirfitt hfibeiib, niit eiiiem 91iigffid)te. 
 
 Visard, v'x'urd, (f. Visor; «• bit 
 2arvt, <K(i«fe. 
 
 Tisar«l, c. a. ttiAfflren, vrrlnrvrn. 
 
 Vis-a-vis, »i.-a-vi', (fr. iD3.) «. ber 
 ©fdrm'ibrr (9lrr 93frliiif). 
 
 Viscera, v's's^ra, ((at. VB.) «■ pi. 
 [9Iii.it.] bie O-riigeiBfibf. 
 
 Visceral, vJusirSl, adj. I. )u ben 
 ffingcwfibfn gel^orig ; fur bie (jiiigfrocibe. 
 
 1. t t fl Feeling. Revkolds. 
 Viscerate, »i«'»irite, r. a. (gf! 
 
 V&l;n(. Eviscerate) niijiief)inrn , aii6> 
 Bfibfn. [inl)e, fltbfrifl- 
 
 Viscid, vi«'sid. (Int. vi«cidus) adj. 
 
 Viscidity, vi>.»;d'£ii, « 1. bie 3nl)= 
 fteit, 3nf)igfeit, jflebrigfeit, bn« fileberige. 
 
 2. bfr j.ihc, firbrige ©tiff, ^irbrr. 
 ViscOKity, viokoviii. } I. bir 
 '%'iscwiisness, vM'ku)ine*.^ 3nhe, 
 
 Snl'f^ett, ^iity'^tnt, Alcftrlgrcit, bn£ AlC' 
 bcriae. 
 
 VIS 
 
 Viscount, vf'koi'int. (T. vlce-eomen; 
 fr. vicomte) «. I. (e!)ill.) bfr ©IjCTlff (btr 
 (SJMfutnft). 2. (jetit) ber 95ifcPiint, QSicomte, 
 SBicrgmf. (BSicpmtrfie, SSicegrnfinn. 
 
 Viscountess, vi'koiintcs. I. bir 
 
 VisCOnntsllip, v{'k6untship.) 
 
 Viscounty, viknunii, ^ 
 
 bfr 9?nng ii. lai 9Imt eiiife 9Si#cpiint. 
 
 Viscous, Tis'kus, (Int. vitcosus) adj. 
 \(ih«. flebrig. 
 
 Viscus, »I.'kus, (f. ffl}.)«. («nnt.] 
 ^at (FingeiPfibe. [(h)(f ic. ; f. Vice. 
 
 Vise, vJ»e, (fir. vis) «. ber ®<f)rniit< 
 
 ViKlinu, vish'nd, «. [itib. «0{|)tl).] 
 SSirAmi, 93ifnii. 
 
 Visibility, vMbll'itl. «. 1. bie 
 ©Itftrbnrfeit. 2. t (IhcPl.) bie (SiAtbnrfrit 
 (bfr Sirffte, b. I), fitttbnre nugrrlidje fflptte«< 
 bienil berfflbfn). 
 
 Visible, v!z'4bl, (ft. SD., Int. vl- 
 «ibili») adj. 1. fi*tbnr. 2. f a) fi(f)tf'nr, 
 ougfnf(f)finli«ft, pffenbnr. b) [Ihepl.] ri(M< 
 bnr (nm niigrrlictKn ®Dtte£bien|le erfennbnr, 
 D. ber i?ir(ftf). 
 
 Visible horlion, ber fI(^tbnre ibprijpiit. 
 The lenitt spot is - on white gaper, nilf 
 wfigfiii 'gpopifr flff)t ntnn beii flfiiifirii glef: 
 fell. To become -, fiifcrbnr werben. 
 
 Visiltle, I. ber fiAtbnre (SegenjTnnb. 
 
 V i s i b I e s . (iAtbnre r>iiige. 
 
 Visibleuess, viA'eblnis, «. bie 
 ©ichrb.irfcit. 
 
 Visibly, vfz'jbli, adv. I. (T(t>tbnr, 
 fi(f)tli(^, fid)tbnr(i((>. 2. i fitttfrnr, niigeiK 
 f(t)einli(t), rffetibnr. 
 
 Vision, viih'un, (fr. SSQ.; Int. vislo) 
 I. 1. tai ©f^en. 2. bn« Wedrtjt (Sermogfn 
 |u ffljfii). 3. (bn*, wai tnnii fiel)t, ob. jii 
 feheii flinubf) bn« (Mfilcfcr, bie G'rfcbeiiiunn ; 
 II tai (Wefittjt (bnhrr) 4. bie Iriumcrei, Qin-- 
 bilbiing, jpirngebiirt. 
 
 The v i s i o n s of a dream. IrnimigenAte. 
 
 Visional, vizii'uual, adj. jh eineni 
 (SSenittf nfl'iTig. 
 
 Visionary, viih'unSre. rfr. vuion- 
 
 naire) adj. I. &mA)tt Ob. (?ricf)riiuiligfn JIl 
 frhen glnubcnb, uoii (sjfficfjreii gtylogt. 2. 
 riiinrbilbet, getrniimt (iiiir iii ber $l)niitnrie 
 friftirriib). 
 
 ViKionary worlds, bie ©(t)riiiivr(rrn 
 
 Visionary, «■ l. bfr ©clier, (?)rifler. 
 ffher. 2. (n»i(f> t Visionlst) ber Iniii' 
 imr, ©(hiDiirmer , 5niitn|t. 
 
 Visit, viz'it, (Int. vislto) 0. a. I. be; 
 rud)fn, f)eiiii|ii(beii (greuiibe to, ©iiietii 
 feiitc Qliifmnrtiing iiincijfii; (I'PU SIrrjren ) 
 befittfjeii (Krniiff). 2. t <.bt^. II) l)fiiufii(f)fn 
 iwith, niit). 3. befiidjeii (eiiicii Drt); bffitf): 
 tinrii, in 'iUiigeiifcteiii iieljmcii; uuterfu(t>fii i 
 pifitirfti, bur<1)fu(t)«it. 
 
 A bishop visits his diocese, ein S3is 
 f(^^fl'ifttirt feineii©prengel. To -the springs, 
 in bn* ^nb rcifcii. To - fairs, ^JJffjii-ii, 
 ■TOiirfte befiKfeeu, 'OJIeiTea bcjieljeii, nuf rBi'tf. 
 fen , <OT.irfte geljen. Iten. 
 
 Visit, r. n. !Sefiid)e nintben Pb- nbflnt- 
 
 He visits there, er foilllllt pft bi1i)in. 
 I hate visiting, id) nindje ni(t)t grrne ^t- 
 fiic^c. Visiting-day, ber X«g , nn brill 
 niiin Sefuctje Abjiiilnttm ob. an|iiiie^nirii 
 vflfnt. 
 
 Visit, «. 1. ber 9efu4, bi« SiflK; (bei 
 
 VIS 
 
 Slerjfen) brr 55ffii(f) , itmnfenbefiKft. 2. bte ^ 
 Sffirtjtigiiiig lliucrfiicl)iiiig , ©rtjnu, Sift* 
 tation. 
 
 Visit of civility, ber J^5fli(t)feitfbefiid». 
 A — to (Saratoga or to Niagara), ein ?B»'fii<(> 
 in . . , on . . . To make, to pay, or to give 
 one R -, <yjBfm eiiifii Sniid) nbftntten. 
 
 Visitable, viz'eiabl. adj. I. \\\ be< 
 fiidjfii; IjcimjiiriKbrn. 2. eiiier ©eftc^tigiinfl 
 Ob. 85iiitafion iinterroprfen. 
 
 (All hospitals in England, built sine* 
 the reformation), are — by tlie (king or 
 lord chancellor) , finb eiiier SSifi^ntion bed 
 ic. iinteriurrfen. 
 
 Visitant, v'x'^tant. #. bet Scfucf^er, 
 93ei'ii(f)enbe, SSffiirt), Snfprud). 
 
 Visitation, vi^ci^'shi'm , (fr. StZ., 
 V. Int.) I. 1. ber SScfiid), a) (bn« 55efiKf)en); 
 bie ifjfimfiKfeiing. b) -f (ber (Mfgfnjtnnb bc4 
 ^erii(t)e<). 2. t n bie <^einifii(()iing (©trnfe). 
 3. bie a3efi(t)tigiiHg ; SSifUAtion, Z)urd)fu« 
 d)iiiig. 
 
 The visitation of our Lady, bie i^eimi 
 fii(()iing "TOnrin. The feast of the - of our 
 Lady, Wnri.i $»fiiiifii(t)iing , bn« Srfl bet 
 ^fiiliflKtuiig Wnrin. Tlie - of the diocese, 
 bie 9>ififntion be* .RirvfiiVrriigel*. 
 
 Visitatorial, vuetaiA'real. adj. 
 ju eiiicr Sfficbtigiing, SJiilrntipii geli5rig; f. 
 V is i to rial. [pifitireiib, uiiternicfteMb. 
 
 Visiting', v'z'ciing. adi. brfi(t>tigeiib, 
 
 A visiting committee. bn£ Itnteri'd* 
 (f>iiiig#f omniittf e , ?liitn(f)t*foniinirtee, ttt 
 niit ber S3fn(t)tigiiiig beniiftrngte 9tu£r(t)tid, 
 Uiitrrfii(f)iiiig^nii£r<f)ii§. 
 
 visitor, viz'iiur. «. I. brr 93erii(6rr, 
 'Beuicftfnbf, 3?frii(t). 2. bfr StrnnftMbefiKtrr; 
 (bff) bfr Wfiillidjf nm ©tfrbfbftre fiiie« 
 Srnnffii. Shak. 3. ber SSffid'iiflfr; Ilnier* 
 fll<^er; Dllr(^fll(ter , Bifitnror; [9{f(()ifrpr.) 
 (J-iiier, ber iibrr bie ®er(t)nfre finer &c\t[U 
 f(t)nft bie 9liMTi(t)t fuljrt. 
 
 The king is the visitor of etc., bem 
 Si?i;tg flfljt bie 9liifitd)t uber «. jii. 
 
 VisitCirial, vitei/i'real. adj. )U eillft 
 SSifirntion , dfirt)riniiiig fl''l)f'rig. 
 
 V i s i t o r i a I power, bat SJl^tntion^re(^t. 
 
 Visive, vl'kiv. (P. int. visns) adj. 
 t (jiiiii 6cl)pn gruiirig; beiin ©cijen pcr» 
 geljenb pb. gfbilber) ©flj... 
 
 The visive fncniiy. bn« ©ffjpermpgfn. 
 The axis of the - cones, bie ilrt)fe bnt 
 ©ehfeiifl. I» btf 9inrf)bnri(t)nft ; f. V e n n e. 
 
 Visne, veen, (iiprm.; l>. Int. vicinla) 
 
 Visn<»»iy, vlk'nome, (verb, fur 
 Physiognomy) *. + bn* (i)r(ii1it, bie TOiene. 
 
 Visor, v{ zur. (fr. vii.ieie) (niict) Vi- 
 sard, Visar, Vizard gff(t)r.) «■ I. bn5 
 SSifir (finffi $ilnic«). 2. bie Snroe, Wnffe. 
 
 Visored, vtzurd, adj. pcrlnrut, 
 inn^firt. 
 
 Vista, vis'ta. (it. <S3.) : bie Uii«fi(l)t. 
 
 Vistula, vU'tuta, (I. ^.) *. ICSrO 
 gr.] bie ajiid)ftl. 
 
 Visual, vizh'l'ial, (fir. visueh adj. 
 jiini ©eljrn pb. (JJrfidjt gtljong , ©efje.., 
 ©eb.., OJtfictjt* . . . 
 
 The visual nerve. [9lnnt.) ber ©rfii 
 nrrp, ©rlifncro. - angle, trr ©rl)iwinfel, 
 (J)r<i(tt«minffl. - line, bie (5)fri(t)r6liiiie. - 
 point, frr (Strfidiffi'iinft , »»ugfiip.iirft. - 
 ray, [Opt.J brr ©cl)fftrnW. 
 
 68» 
 
1 07(5 FAte, far, fall, fat. M*. met. Fine, fin. N6, more. n6r, got, 5il, cl6i'i.l. f Abe. tub. full. tAin THi«. 
 
 VIT 
 
 Vital, vi'tal, (fr. W., V. fat. TitalU) 
 adj. 1. ^tbeni..., jum Sibtn (Jeh^ria o6. 
 Meii(i(t)i tafi Sfben betrrffeiift; 2eben ent= 
 I)rtlten6. 2. i fjoAiuicbtia , >Be|"eiulid>, Se^ 
 ben^ . . 3. t Itbeii^fiiljig. 
 
 Vital energies, - power*. 8e6en6frnfte. 
 - air, Die St^fUflUft. - function*, iU Se; 
 bfiiJoerric^tiinaen. - spirits, 6ie Seben^i 
 flfillcr. - blood. Dai Sebeiifbdit. - tliread. 
 brr Sfbenefatcn. — warmth, bie Sebeiifi: 
 wnrnie. - part. I. eiiier Ccr eMeii 'il)eile (iei 
 RbrvtrS), bn« etbeii^imTfiCii<1 (i»ie 6nd ^erj 
 ic). "2. t «ii' iuercntlirf?fr Xi)tH. 
 
 (Peace) is of yital importance to our 
 country, tfl eiiie 2ebeii5fmge fiir uiifet 95ii= 
 ttrUwt). 
 
 Vitality, vltal'cte, ». tie Se&eii«. 
 froft, 58irnlirnt; 6n« Seben, tier '•Uiifaiifl Dcr 
 Sf6i'ii!?fVi!)i(iffit- 
 
 Vitalize, vi'ialize, n.a. 2tf>e\\ qtben. 
 
 Vitally, vi laie. ndv. I. niif eiiic 2t' 
 ben <i''iuiihreiitte SCcife. 2. f ivcfentlirf). 
 
 Vitally important, l)od)iuict)ti0r UbtV: 
 flii* uMditifl. 
 
 Vitals, vi'talz, «. pi. I. bie jtim Sr- 
 
 bfii mir()iuenbi(ien Ihcile, ebleti lljeile, Ee- 
 
 briifrl)fiie, Eebcii^iuerfjciige. 2. i bie ebleii 
 
 lOeile. 
 
 2. Corruption of manners preys upon the 
 
 V i t als of a state. Webster. 
 
 Vitellary, vit'lllare, (lat. viiellus) 
 *. t biT Crr , luo ber Botrcr im 6i« fi^t. 
 
 Vitiate, vislreaie, (lat. vitio> V. a. 
 rrrPerieii ; i. V ici ate. 
 
 Vitiation, vNliei'shun, «. I. I^ie 
 SBiTbirbiiiia (»<& asiiitf^ JC); (Sd)niibiiiio, 
 Sfriiiihoiii-iimii. 2. bie Uiigii[ti(Hnnd)uno. 
 
 Vitiiitig^ate, virelittegate, (Int. 
 vitioMiv II. litigo) V. a. f proieffireii. 
 
 Vitf litigation, viteliiega'slii^n< ». 
 bii' inTji-gfiirt)t , 6l;ifnne, Dn6 ^rojeiTireu. 
 
 %'itiOII.«t, ) . ,r. . V .- 
 
 _r. . J / I. Vicious U. bt\ 
 
 _..^. ' i len aibleituufleii. 
 
 %itreo-electric,v'treo-elek'trik, 
 adi. [■l>l)i)r.] iHM'iriue G'leftriiitnt eiitl)altciib. 
 
 Vitreous, vitlreus, (lot. vitreus; 
 f^iij. \\\\n OJIrtfe flel;5rig, &laS...; fllSfern; 
 flM^artifl, flliifirfjr. 
 
 V lireo iisliumor(oftheeye). [Qlnat.]bie 
 fnil.idciie 5-fi'd)rigffir, P)(o6feud)tiGfcit. - 
 electricity. ['Tpl)l)|".] bie piijltiue 0-|C*triiitiU. 
 
 Vitreousness, vit'triusnes, *. bie 
 
 OWainnrtigfeir. 
 
 VitreKCence, vetres'slnse, «. tai 
 €id):ajergliifeii, bie ©igeurdjiift, ild) jii ucr: 
 givK'fii. [ucrgliirens. 
 
 Vitrescent, vetrls'scnt, adj. rid) 
 
 Vitrescible, vetressebl, adj. vex: 
 flliijb'ir. (bie SBirglnunig. 
 
 Vitrifaction, vittretak'&ltun, s. 
 
 Vitrifialtle, vit'treflai)), i 
 
 Vitridcable, viitretekabl, t ) 
 jdj. iHTiilii?bnr, urrgloflid). 
 
 Vitrificate, vit'lretek&te, v.a. f |'. 
 Vitrify. It f. V i t r i f a c t i o n. 
 
 Vitrification, Tittretekasliun. *. 
 
 Vltriforin, vittr^ldrm, ik'.;. gla£> 
 
 Jcriiiig. (tneio) t>. a. iicrgiuf'"- 
 
 Yitrify., v't'lrelj. (Int. vilrum liiib 
 Vitrify, v. n. i>rrgliiiVii, fid) urnilaien. 
 Vitriol, vit'treul, (fr> '^i 'A'^ *■- 
 
 VIV 
 
 trioliim) t. [«5)?inernfg. n. (T^em.] ber 25itrlrf. 
 
 Blue vitriol, — of copper (Ob. sulphate 
 of copper), ber blniic 25itrioI, S'lipffri'itriDl. 
 White — , — of ziiik (Pb. «ulph;ite of zink), 
 ber lueige 25irrirl, Sinfi'itriol. Green -, mar- 
 tial -, —of iron (PD. sulphate of iron), ber 
 gri'iiie 93itriPl, ©ifeiuiirrii'l. Native — of 
 lead. Pb. Lead--, ber 93leiritriol. Oil of-. 
 iai 95itriplti(. Sweet spirit of -, iifrfiigter 
 25itrip(gfifl. Red -. ber ^Libnlroitriol. Burnt 
 -, fnljiiiirrer SJJitriot. [<Srcin. 
 
 Vitriol-stone, ein oitriDlljaltiger 
 
 Vitriolate, v't'treolaie. v. a. in 
 SBitriiM pb. 25irripiriiure uenuniibeln. 
 
 Vitriolate, } ,. 
 
 Vitriolated, v!i'tr4AlAtld, ]" ^' 
 - alcali. - water. b(\8 SSitriplirnffer. 
 
 Vitriolation, viitrcAla'shun. •. bie 
 SSfvmoiiMiing in Sitripl pb. SSitriplfniire. 
 
 Vitriolic, vitreol'ik, adj. itini ^i- 
 rriol grl)prig, I'irriplhiiltig. (triotol. 
 
 Vitriolic acid, bie 25ttrirft'iiiire, bn6 25i- 
 
 Vitriolizable, v!t'tre>'>lizabl, adj. 
 in 55irriplmiire uenuniibflt iverbcn fpiiiienb. 
 
 Vitriolizatiou, vittreolcza'shun. 
 f. Vitriolatio n. [late. 
 
 Vitri<»lize, vit'treolize, f. Vitrio 
 
 Vituline^ v't'tslniline. dat.) adj. jn 
 eincni 5:olbe pb. ju ^nlbfleirc^ geljijrig, fiil- 
 t'ern , opni .ftnlbe. 
 
 Vituperable, vJta'plrabl, (int.) 
 adj.fti\teU\in'nrt'\c\, tnPeln6mi'rt(), tiibel^nft. 
 
 Vituperate, viti\'peiite, (lat.; v. 
 a. -f tnbelii , fd)fltni. 
 
 Vituperation, vltuperA'slma, ». 
 t ba^ InPdii , ber tabcl. 
 
 Vituperative, vltu'plrativ, adj. 
 tnbelnP, einen label cnrfjaltfiib. 
 
 Vitus, vi'ius, (lot.) *. (G'igcnn.) SBcit. 
 
 St. Vituss dance, ber SSeit^tanj. 
 
 Vivaciou)«, vivi'shus, daf. vivax) 
 adj. I. ti)i laiige lebenb, nit merbenb, lanii-- 
 lebig. b) ['Sot.] aii^baiierub (won ^jlniijen). 
 2. i Iebt)ii(t, tnnntfr. 
 
 VivaciouKUeSS, vivA'.shusnes, s. 
 
 1. + bie Iniige CebenSbniier, bii5 Miige 2ebcii. 
 
 2. i bie i?ebl)nftigfcit (bi-r Jarben :c.), OKiin 
 terfeit. 3, t tie Seben^froft. 
 
 Vivacity, viva»'eie, (fr. vivacite; 
 Int. vivacitas) *. 1. t ti\i Inn.je Scbill. 2. 
 i bie Sfbljnftigfeit (eiuer ^crfoii, j>{tbe u.). 
 
 3. t t>'e £'ebeii6frnft. 
 
 Vivary, vjvari, (Int. vivarium) *. 
 iau(t) in ber 5{ed)t^|pr.) ber '3:i)iergnrten ; bns 
 £niiiiid)eiigtl)nge ; ber a3eil)er , 5-ird)teid), 
 Jil'diljnlter, g'rd)iueil;fr, 5'i'd)flrnbfn. 
 
 Viva voce, (Int. 'BJ.) iiifiiibiid). 
 
 Vive, vive. (Int. vivus) adj. •[• U'bl)nft. 
 
 Vively, vive li. iido, f lebiuift. 
 
 Vivency, vivlnse, *. + bie 6rl)nl> 
 tuiig tei Si'bfiid. 
 
 Vives, vJvz. (fr. avives) «. pi [Xtthri 
 nrjencif.] bie Jeifel (eiue JCrniifl)eit be« •iJ5(er> 
 be« JC). [ber Sioinnit. 
 
 Vivianite, v'v'ianit. s. [-S^iiicrnlg.] 
 
 Vivid, viv id. (Int. vivirius) adj. Icb: 
 Ijaft (Jnrbe, G'iiibilbiiug^fraft lo. 
 
 Vivid flashes of lightning, I^rftige, ^elli 
 !eiid)fenbe ©(i$e. 
 
 %'ivi(lly, viv'idlj, ade. [ebt)(\ft. 
 
 Vividly iltiDitrated, glniiinib crlfud)tef. 
 
 VlviduesM, vividncii, i. 1. bie iicv^ 
 
 voc 
 
 ^aftigfeit, Sebenbigfeit, ba« 2e6en. 2. bie 
 
 Sebhnftigfeit (ber (J<'r&en)' 
 
 ViviRc, vivif ik. 1 ((at.) a<^, 
 
 Viviiical, vlvjffekal. ] belebenb. 
 Vivificate, v!v ciikate. (Int.) v. «. 
 
 1. belebeii; f. Vivify. 2. [(Jljein.j Icbenbifl 
 utnd)en. 
 
 Vivification, vifefeki'shun. «. 1. 
 bnfi Stleben, bie "Selebung, SebeiiDigmndjiing. 
 
 2. [Cljftn.] bie 2et'eiibignind)iiiig. [lebenb. 
 Viviilcative, vivetekativ. aiij. be* 
 Vivify, vjv'efi, (Int. vivifico; v. a. 
 
 belel'en. 
 
 Viviparous, vivip'parus, (tat. vi- 
 vus u.pario) adj. I. [3i>ol.] lebrnbige^titigetl 
 gebiirenb, Icbenbig gcbnrenb, 2. [Sot.] let 
 benbig gcbnrenb. 
 
 Vixen, v'k'sn, (cl)eiii. foxin) *. 1. bat 
 5iid)61eiii, gud)ect«ii ; Bie 5iid)riitn. 2. fa) 
 Die ^cifcrinn, 3niit«t'»". 6n6 Sniifeiien. b) 
 bn< giinrrenbe iCiiib, ber <Sd)reil)nI4. 
 
 Vixen, v. n. [Dertl.J jnnfen, feifen, 
 l"d)elfen. 
 
 Vlxenly, v'k'sn li, adj. jniifii't^. 
 
 Viz, viz, (2lbfurig. U. Videlicet) adv. 
 neinlid). [Shak. 
 
 Vizament, «. f ftir A d v i s e m e n t. 
 
 Vizard, viz'urd. «. bie Snrue, ^)}^U(e. 
 — V. a. I'l-Tlnroeii, inn^firen; f. Vi&or. 
 
 Vizier, vSz'yere, > (arnb. wazara) 
 
 Vizer, vizur, y s. [lurfei] bet 
 iSejie*. [s. iai SUort, bie 9}ofnbeI. 
 
 Vocable, vo'kabi, i.l(\t. vocabuluui) 
 
 Vocabulary, vukabulaie, $. ini 
 25ofnbi;Inriuni , 5i36rrerbiid), (bef.) einfnd)e, 
 furjgrfnBte 2B5rrerbuc^, aD5rterocr}eid)ni^. 
 
 Vocal, vokal, (fv. 2B. ; Int. vocalis) 
 adj. l.eiiie <£timme ^nbenb, tnit ciner ©tinimt 
 begabt, tijiienb. 2. bnrd) bie ©timine t)tf 
 uorgebrnd/t, ini'intlid), Innr, SSofnl 
 
 Vocal melody, ber (Sieuing. - music, bie 
 2SpfnImu(if. - prayer, ein niniiblid)f«, iniitea 
 (5>cbet. - praise, Iniitc^ Sob. - fugue, bie 
 (Singfiige. -ability, iai inleut, bie @e« 
 relief lid)fcit iin ©ingcil. - performer, btt 
 ©anger, bie iSdnaermn. Eyes are -, Shigen 
 lVred)cii. [(bei geiuiffen 233nl)leii). 
 
 Vocal, *. [ivnri). 1 ber ©timmgebet 
 
 Vocality, vokal'eii, (int.) e. tai 
 93eri;ioijcii ber ©tinime, ©prncfte, bie 'ilii4> 
 iprndje, ©prnd)fnl)igfeit, ©pradje; bni X6» 
 nen, Snuteii; bie >2pred)bnrfeit. [bilbcn. 
 
 Vocalize, vokaiue, V. a }nin Sniicc 
 
 Vocally, v(> kale, adv. nilttelil oO. 
 mil berSdiiimc, mfiiiblid). Inur, biird>>nutei 
 in 'ffiorten. 
 
 Vocation, vAk&shun, ((At.) «. I. 
 bie ^Miiiforberung, ber Dfiif, •iliifrnf ; Llljeol.J 
 bie Serufung. 2. ber 2>ernt, «> ber 3(ut', Die 
 iJieignng, 'itiilnge. b) (bai, ipoju mnn berm 
 fen ill) bie ajcrdjnfiigiing. 
 
 (Wliiit can be urged tor them) who, not 
 having tlie vocation of poverty lo scrib- 
 ble etc. , bie ^Irnuirl) nid)t jnni ©d)iuirretl 
 treibrit. Swikt. In his -, in feiiiein 2Je» 
 rnie. Witliout any particular -, pljne etncH 
 bifonberen 5<iif, oljne befonbere Steigung Da« 
 ju .)ii l)nbcn. 
 
 V«»cative, vokaiiv, (lat.) a«y 
 [Wrninin.J - case, ber 3{iiftnll , 2Jpfatii<. 
 
 Vocative, «. [(^cniain.J ber '.Bofa* 
 ttu, iKutind, 
 
Ff.!*-. fitr. f;.l!. fat. M*. mh. Fine. fin. NA. movp. nAr. got. ^fl. rJoii«i. Ti\hp. fnh. fn?l t/.m. Tf|i« ] 077 
 
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 Vociferate, Toslrlrate. dat.; c 
 n. u- p- «■ I'^iif irtjti'tni, o bniHen. 
 
 Vociferatiun, voMleraihun, t. 
 bai Srt)rcifii , l.uite tfjcfdirei. 
 
 Vociferous, vo^iif erus, adj. f<^rci: 
 tnb, Iniit fil)rfieii6. 
 
 Vo|g-ue, v&g, (fr. 213.) «. t)» ^tif, 
 Siilniif, Me -Wl'^e. ^utii.il)iu«. 
 
 To be in vogue, im £ct)ivnii()e gr^eii 
 tm 9{iife ftfljfii, 3ulaiif (jobfii, grDgcii 3" = 
 Iniif t)«bcn, btUtbt feiti. In ilie - of the 
 world, ' nnrt) 6cm llrtheile tn ?Dilt. 
 
 Voice, vii», (fr. voix; Int. vox) «. 1. 
 bie ©riiitiiie (in engcrfr 5B<;^ell^ull9 Hie mcmd) 
 li&it ©timmr; \o mt tw'tlbt ill S3nif()iitiij 
 mil ben fflefnufl) ; -», I'OTiii'.] Die etimuifii. 
 2. t ») bit ©rimnie, brr ©d)tif( (»rr Irom 
 p«reK.>. I>) bit €timme (bti aCnijicii). c 
 bie ©prnd)e (ajorte). 
 3. c) Let us call on God in the voice 
 of liii cliurch. Fei.1.. 
 
 Voice'* brealiing, bie 9?iitntiDn bcr 
 iBtinime. Slirlil -, bi« frfifrfjciibe €<iiiime 
 Not in -, iiidjt bci ©tinime. The inward 
 -, i bie Iniirre (stmtnie (bti OTeiifAein. 1" 
 my -, fo I'iel nl« ict) bnbei |U fflflfii li.ibf. 
 The active -, the paisive -, [©rrtUIUl.] 
 bii« QlfiiiMini, ^rtfili>um. 
 
 Voi«e-part. bie ©iiioflimme, ©efaiig^ 
 (limine ber fiompormon. 
 
 Voice, V. a. 1. btird) Stimmen rr 
 n»nl)Icu, eriiemien. i. t «'* ®erud)t uerbrei. 
 t€ii , nii«ipreiiflen. 
 
 It w«» voiced, t e« uerlniitete. To - 
 tlie pipe* of an organ, Orgripfeifeii prD; 
 birm, jiir ?lii|Vrn(t»e briiigen, niifpre^jni 
 Infirti. 
 
 Voice, r. n. * f(f)reien. [rrrffljen 
 
 Voiced, v&isi. ndj. nut ciiirr ©tiiiimr 
 
 Full voiced, lu'dflimmig. Angel-like-, 
 niir einer e-iiafieilimnie. 
 
 V<»icele8«, viifsies. adf. I. (d)nti' 
 (jeiib, fliimni. 1. feme @iiinnie, QQa^lflminu 
 Ijabrnb. 
 
 Void, v3*d. (fr. viiide, vide; int. vi- 
 dsiis) aHj. i. T irtr. i. i a) Icrr, Itbig, et< 
 (fbisjt, unbtfr^t. b) - of etc., Irrr onjc, 
 arm an !c. , pl)ne; j. S. - of «ente, oljnc 
 ©inn ob. 9Jerfiiinb; - of reaton or common 
 •cniie, niu'friifinirifl; -of learning, dIjiic 
 ©flefjri'nnifeit, niKiilfhrt ; a conscience - of 
 offense, 11 tin iiui.'rrli(>t OJriuififii ; - of air 
 [■iJinf.] iinmfrpPir((). 3. l a; nit^tifl, unflill: 
 tig. b) imiunViitii((). 
 
 To make void, 1. iitigultig erflnrrn of. 
 tiKK^en, nniiiiflirrn, nni'i)iben. 2. || libcrtrc- 
 ti!n (©ortefi (5)rff(3). To l«ave -, uniiii«gf! 
 fftdt iniTcii, ni(f)t niif ludfii. It Is not - thai 
 etc.. t^ ill ni(t)t oerncbiid), bng !C. - space- 
 l^l)Of.l bcr Icire 9{.iiim , tai SBafuuin. 
 
 Y'oid, <■ bie ^eext; Ctltfe. 
 
 Void, B. a. 1. Keren- 2. rniimen, t^er^ 
 IrtfTen (fin Canbic. ), ani u. nbjiel)en. 3. 
 flii^lpfren , nli5 iliirnrf) pbir 9liifiuiirf nbuMi> 
 bcrn, ftbiril)rpn, nii^u'crfcM, von fid) gcben. 
 4. i i>ei^ii(t)tcn , nic^tig iimcf^eii, ungfiltitji 
 in<i(1)cn. 
 
 To void out, I. nnMecren. 2. i nntf\o> 
 gfU. Voiding. knife, bn« WfjTi'r, luomit 
 bie llfbrrblcibfcl Ntr Wiil)ijcit I'Pin ^ird)c ge< 
 froljr lutrbcll. Tlie cat biirielh what k\>e 
 toideth, oit ilal)t i>ir|'<^Tr[ it)r(n ^Dttj. 
 
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 Void, c. n. nbgefonbert luerPcn, flbg « 
 tjtn (uoiu llrtii ic). [jiiiniicr, Smak. 
 
 Voiding lobby, btt6 ^rgcmac^, 95i'r« 
 
 Voidable, v6id'ai<l. adj. .. i\U Uii 
 rnrt) nbgiioiiOfri, ni'gi'iiii)rt luerfcii foiiiicnb. 
 2. i niifgcl)i>ben, annuttict, uerai(()(et iverboi 
 (Diiiienb. 
 
 Voidance, voldanse. «. I. bat 2et: 
 ren, bie Jlii^loeriinij. 2. i a> bie Q'rU'bimiiiij 
 (rtiie^ '>21nuc6). b> bie >iln£|lo6iiiig nii5 eiiicr 
 ^JSfrniibe, G-ntreijniig. c> bit 4Jii6flii(t)t. 
 
 Voided, v6i<l ed. »dj. opiTiiio.) leer. 
 
 Voider, v6id ur, «. I. a) brr iijil)- 
 forb, liif>>ifore. b) iCaiibioirrl).] eiiie 9iri 
 iffenen Forbes von geriiigir iict'e. 2. (S-iiier, 
 &cr nn^leirt, i<on \i(b gibt. 3. (fiiier, ber i>er- 
 nidjtet, rtufl)cbt, niiijiiltig uiiiit)t. 4. (iprriilC.j 
 oat 5i}iipyeii|(t)ilb eiiirr ^rau. 
 
 VoiiluesM, void'nei. «. I. bie Seere. 
 2. f a) bie >)ii(t>tigfci(, lliigilltigfeit. b; bie 
 •Hiereiiloilgfeit. 
 
 Voiture, vSi'idre, (fr. 2D.) «. + 
 fat ^Mrmett bie 'Jiiljre. 
 
 Voiali^aii, volal'kale, «. bat fli'ic^ 
 rige Inijiiemrtij. 
 
 Volant, vA'lant, (fr. IS.) adj. I. flie: 
 ,]enb; [^pernlb.J v6lani', flirgeiib. 2. i fiiiO) 
 (ig, raid). [2. iSJot.) bat Inurenbblnit. 
 
 Volant, «■ 1. t bat (lirgeiibe C>iger. 
 
 Volatile, volaill, d.u.j adj l. pir; 
 genb. 2. (Oljem.J fiiuljtig. 3. i ueriinberJid), 
 fli'i(t)tig, (Ifltterljiifr. 
 
 [CFhein.] Volatile essence, ber ©piri; 
 tut, Qxttatx. To make -, flu(()[ig niadjcn, 
 uerfJilrtjiigen. 
 
 Volatile, «. f bat grfttlgclte 1i)ier. 
 
 VolatileueMM, vol aiilnes, I 
 
 V«>latility, voiaiiiiie, 5 
 
 1. (6l)ini.) bie 3iiirt)tigfeit. 2 t Me gUK^) 
 tigfeit, 9Scriinfcrlii1)frit, QCiinPelbiirfeit. 
 
 Volatiiizat iltll , vnlatile<A:khuu. 
 *. (0lKni-l bie iBrrfliiil)figiing. 
 
 Volatilize, volaiilue, (fr. volati- 
 liser) V. u. [5l)em.) i'crpn<fitigen. 
 
 Volcanic, volkaii ik.ttdj. iiiiifanifdi. 
 )n eiiicni JBiiifiin ober 411 25iilfiiiicii gci)orig, 
 I'pn eineni SBuifiiiie l)cri>orgcbrod)t obcr niif; 
 geivprfrn, 95iilf.in... [faniil. 
 
 VolcaiiiNt, vnlkaiiist, «. ber 93iil 
 
 Volcauite,voi'kAuit, «. [-)}i^iiier>ilg.] 
 ber SSiilfiiiiit, 9liigit. 
 
 Volcanity, voikan'iiA, #. ber 3ii' 
 ilnnb, uuifiimiVt) ob. piilfiiiiird)cn llrrpriinai- 
 \u fein. 
 
 Volcaiiizatioii, volkane^A'slma. 
 s. bie SSiilf.iiiii'triiiig , S5iilfrtiii|".uii>n. 
 
 Volcauize, vorkauiie, 0. a. 1<1||. 
 fniiifirfn. iSSiilfrtii, K'lerfpcicnCie ajerij- 
 
 V<»lcauo, vnik^'iiA, (It. SO.) *. bcr 
 
 Vole, vAle, (fr. 233.) *. [iliirtemp.j 
 bie 25iMr cOJJiufrt); nlle ©tictje ob. 2efen). 
 
 Volee, voice', (fr. voice) «. lOJJuf-J 
 ber S.iiif, l**.! lifer. 
 
 Volery, vo'Ieii, (fr. volerle) ». 1. 
 ber SJiiig. bie 5in<t)t liSogri to. 2. (fr. vo- 
 liere) bat (grPBC) S8i>gell)iui6. ^ 
 
 V«»lita4iou, voletAkiiun, (lat. vo- 
 litoi t. Pof ^lipgcii, g-liirrern. 
 
 Volition, voliKh'un, (Int.) «. bat 
 SaSi'drn , bie *Ii5irienfiiiif!criiiig. 
 
 V«»litive, vol'etiv, udj. lupllcnb, itt 
 SSidciU |iil;i3. 
 
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 Th« Tolltive faculty, bat ©iflcii^ueri 
 iiioijen. [[33ot.] bie a5oifaincrie. 
 
 Volkaineria, volkameiea. s. 
 
 Volley, voile, (fr. vole'e) 4. 1. bie 
 Soluc, iliibniig. 2. 1 bic Sabung (Jiiic^e jc), 
 ber (Strom (uon SJorteio. 
 
 At volley, im giiige, pon tiiigefiiljr. A 
 
 - of musket shot, cine ^JKiiefereniaioe. - 
 of applau.se, bat ^eif.idgcidjrei. (But ratt- 
 ling nonsense) in full vollies (breaks), 
 III gniijeii Cnbuiigeii, in ©tri^nien. 
 
 Volley, V. a. abf4)iegeii, nu^iuetfen, 
 lUi^l.iben , iiii£i1o0en. 
 
 His vollied thunder, fein gcfc{)Ienb«r» 
 ter Doniier. (Anotlier hound) against the 
 welkin vol lies out his voice, bellt lAilt 
 Den 5pimmel an. Shar. 
 
 Volt, viit, (fr. volte) ». I. [DJeitf.J 
 Me SBolte, ber Kreifg.iiig, firci«lauf, J*rci6» 
 rirt. 2^ I5r(f)tt.] bie "iOcnbuiig. 
 
 Voltaic, voiti'ik, (P. erjtnbetaSolta) 
 <idj. [(S-lcftrJ ooltniitl). 
 
 Voltaic pile, baitery. apparatus, bit 
 itoltaird)e ©nuie , SB.uttrie , bcr iioit<iifd)e 
 •Uppnrat. [uanifiindif) , 95oItrtiennii6). 
 
 VoltalNin, vnitaitm. 4. ber Q)>u> 
 
 Volllbilate, volu'belite,^ adj. 
 
 Voluble, vol ubi, i I3}pt. ] 
 
 iviiibeiib. 
 
 Volubility, voluiiil'^ii, (lat.) «. 
 1. bn£ diodcii, £13di}eii; (biil)er) 2. bie '(}al)ig> 
 feit fid) )<> ^rrl)ell ob. |n iv.ilieii , Diodbari 
 fcit, ^eiueflli(1)fcit, Crel)Iei(f)tiflfeit , ber 
 Seuttfdxvnng , leidjte @(t)ioniig. 3. i a) bit 
 (4)clniifigfeit, Sci(l)iigrcit, iSoliibilitnt (be» 
 3niigc); bcr 5J|"B (ber 2i3orte). b) -l- bic 25cr» 
 anDerll(l)fiit, ber ^cd)rel- L'Kstbamoe. 
 
 With sncli a v o 1 u bi li ty of tongue, 
 niit i"rl(f)er gclmiftgen 3iiiiflc, init |0ld)«r 25oi 
 InblllttU. Me expressed himself with great 
 
 - ot words, cr fprnd) iVljr piigeiis. 
 Voluble, volubl. (lat. volubilis) 
 
 adj. I. rodcno, fid) brcl)fiib, fid) ronljeiib, 
 ciiu fd}nedc iUciuegnng tjabenb , fi(() fc^ncU 
 beivegeiib, beiucglid), 2. ia)gciaufi.j (3nngp), 
 Ij) lcid)i, fjicgcub <.))iett). Shak. o rebfrlig. 
 Shak. 3. gerodi ob. gpioaljt mcrben fijnnenb, 
 rodbnr. [fid) mit 2cid)iigfeit nii«. 
 
 He is voluble in expression, cr bnlcft 
 
 Volubly, vol iliile, adv. lci(()t, f<ie> 
 genb, gclaiifig. 
 
 Volume, vol'yime, (fr. SHJ. ; Int. 
 voiumen) 4. I. (eiiua^ 3iil'nnimenfierodtc6) 
 SIC 3fi)dc; (balier) 2. ber i^anb (bat ©ud)). 
 3. (fo I'iel (lie nuf einiiinl aiifgcrodt ob. jiu 
 famniciigriuKfelt )u ("ein fiDciiit; a) bie Wafff. 
 b) ^ bie SlJcde. 4. bcr UnifiXiig, bie Sirfc, 
 bat ajiMiim (cinea ilorpere), [2i3iffenr(t).J 
 bat 5Bolnm; |. S. A -of gaz, em Qjng, 
 ooliini; [SWrnf.] bcr Unifang (bcr ©timmf). 
 5. t bcr llmfnng (bcr 3cit k.). 
 3. b) The undulating billows rolling their 
 silver V al 11 ni es. Ikviks. 
 
 Volumes of air, CuftmafTcH. -s of 
 smoke, 9{<llld)nia|Tcil. Thai will bear the 
 knave by tlie -, bcr ben Oiamcii ©d)urfi 
 I'o ofr riil)ig mit mit)ort, bn^ tt einen Saiib 
 luncn fi)iiiite. Shak.. 
 
 %'oluined, vnl'yilui<l. adj. rolciK 
 ft>rniig, bic Wcilair ciiicr Oiolle l)abeitb. 
 
 V<tliliilill<»un, volu'meiiu.'i, adj 
 1. aui ou'ien iXoden be|lci)cnb| in viel>.« 
 
1078 F&le, far, fa!I. fat. M^. met. Fine. fin. NA, move, nir, ?ot. 6?l. ciSild. Tdbe. tflh. full, t/tin. TRin. 
 
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 9?D(Ien. 2. tSnbereicf), Dierbniifci(j, vltitfftiUq, 
 grog, eirf, DDliiminb*. 3. + rontiaufifl. 
 
 He WHa too voluminou* in discourse . 
 t er fpfrtrt) I" iveillniififl- A - writer, fin 
 ©d)riftftencr, ber i>iele tirf e 5J(int»f gefAriebeii 
 t)i\t , aJerf.ifTtr fine* baiiDereidjen 2Bcrf«*. 
 
 'Wolui»in«»usIy) v6lu'nienusle 
 ads. I. ill I'itrlen oi. met^rrren ^aii&eii. 2. 
 ivfitlatifiij. 
 
 Voluininoiisness, v^lu'minus- 
 nes, «. 1. bai !5aiiDfrei(t)e, tie Tiide (eiiie^ 
 95iid)e«); tie TOfiifle uoii »nn^elt. Q. i bif 
 SDeiriniifinftit. ((©(fcrif^itrner. 
 
 Voltiinint, vol'ydm'st. i, -f tev 
 
 Voluntarily, vdluntareli. adv 
 frfiroidig, vvn \tlbH , noii freieii ©tfufen. 
 
 Voluntariness , voluiuaieiies. 
 «. tie JreiiulKinfeit. 
 
 Voluntary, Toi'iiutari. ((At. to- 
 hintariiu) adj. 1. frfiiuidK] ; (SteifjtSiVr.] 
 freiiuillig. 2. nbiicbtiicf), uuriV^iicI) cOJJorf 
 IC). 3. (Intt Voliin tarily. Shak. 
 
 Voluntary action, Siefreiroiflige^iitit: 
 |UM<]. Tlie — motions of an animal , tie 
 freiwifliflsn SBeiuegiiiinni eiue# It^iere*. Man 
 Is a ~ agent, tfr 'DJfenrcfc Ijniihelt iind; eigej 
 ner 233<il}l. Slie fell to lu*t a - prey, fie fifl, 
 fine iviflifle ^eiite tcr SBDHiift. He made 
 a - Kurrender, er ilbrriinb (id) freiividiij. 
 Tiiouglits wliich - etc., ©ctiinfen, tie vow 
 felbfl IC. A - escape. [9{fd)terpr.] tai (Jilt: 
 
 riimen nii6 tern SSir()<ifte niit ter 3iipii"= 
 niiing te« Sl)friff6. 
 
 Vol untary, *. I . (je^t V o I n n t e e r) 
 ter JJreimidige, aSoIoiitnr. 2. [^Wiif.] a) tie 
 ^i)nntiifie (t(i6 8niinen|!i'irf). b) bai '!pta= 
 lutiiim, 95onVie( (nuf eiiier Drgcl). 
 
 Volunteer, voiuntiir', «. tert$rei> 
 widige, JBolDHtnr. 
 
 Volunteer, adj. - companies. 
 [«)Jtilit.] Kompflgiiien uon ^Jreiroidigen. 
 
 Volunteer, ». a. frehmdifl, bdii 
 freien ©ttlrfeti nnbieten, (<i|1en. 
 
 To V o 1 11 n I e e r one's services, oon freten 
 ©tiirten, freiiuidig tieiieii, ali %mmll\qtt 
 bknen. [tieiieii 
 
 Volunteer, p, n. nf« ^reiroidigfr 
 
 Voluptuary, volup'tsimari, iv. 
 lot. voliiptas) t. ter aaSodi'iilliiifl. 
 
 Voluptuous, v&lup'tshlius, adj. 
 B)onii(llg, uppig. («rfe. mLiduilig, uppig. 
 
 Voluptuously, volup'tshl'iusle. 
 
 To live voluptuously, jBodi'iiTiflleben, 
 dn iippige* Ceten (ui)rtn. 
 
 Voluptuousness, vAlup'tshuus- 
 ne*., «. tie 2Bi>(Iii|t, Ueppigfeit. 
 
 Volutation, volyutA'shun, ((At.) 
 •• tn« SBnljeii, 9{ptlen. 
 
 Volute, vAiute', (fr. W.', o. rnt. 
 Tolvo) «. 1, [<(lrd)tt.] tie ©djiierfe, ter 
 €d)iuirfe(. 2. [SRaturg.] tie 2Cn(jfiifcf)iiecfe, 
 9{pdenfrt)iiecfe. [reinuintmig. 
 
 Volution, v&ld'sliun, «. tie ©(i)iier: 
 
 Volutite, voi'iithe, «. (grntiirg.] 
 ^^f Kegeirdjnecfe, ^prniiiitent'djnecfe, per> 
 (leinerte ^fpfleiis Pt. SDnljeiifdjiiecfe. 
 
 Vomer, v6'niur, «. W.) ». [9lnnt.] 
 bfl? ^(liigiVhnrbeiit. 
 
 Voinic, voin'ik, adj. The - nut, 
 [©or.] tie ®rid>iui&, bai ^niJjenniige. 
 
 Vomica, vomeka, (1. 533.) *. [TOet.] 
 hat SuufleiijjefiViPHt. 
 
 VOX 
 
 He has voided a vomica, er hot ten 
 ©iter POM eiiicm Qiefdtmutt Au^geiuorfeii. 
 
 Vomit« vom'it, (lat. vomo) v. n. flit) 
 l'rcct)en, firt) erbredjeti, fic^ ilbergeten ; tpeien 
 iPDii l()ieren). 
 
 Vomit, P. a. I. (oft niit up u. out) 
 brc(t)eii, <iu6bred)eti , f>eriUi6brf(t)eii , flii6: 
 fpeien. 2. f niisflogcii, nu^iucrfen, nufifpeieii 
 (gliimmen, fflidje JC). 
 
 Vomit, *. I. b<\6, mn6 man nii£6ri(i)t. 
 tn« (JJefpieiie. 2. bm %ed)iiiirffl, 23u\mtiu 
 
 Black, vomit, ('Met.] ba6 \(bmnx\t (tt 
 tredjen. lct)eii, ©pe.eii, 6-rt>rect>iii 
 
 Vomition, v6niis>ii lin, «■ toe !brc: 
 
 Vomitive, vom'etiv, ( adj. (S-r; 
 
 Vomitory, vom enne.^ treiljeii 
 ueriirrad)eiit , tns Grbrecbeii t)e(iJrPerii&. 
 
 - potion, ter •iJrert)trniif , tn* Sjrec^mit 
 tel. -operation, tie 2Birfimfl juiii iJrcitjeii 
 Vitriol -, ter 35red)i'itrioI. 
 
 Vomitory, «. 1. ba6 ^recbtnittn, 
 iSumitip. 2. ter i^auptatiggaiig (tie ^aiipt; 
 rijiiro. 
 
 Voracious, v&ril'shus, (Int. voraxi 
 adj. gefrii0ig, (repgicrig, fvtpptgierig, t)n^-- 
 l)ungrig; gicrig (oiul) t>. 
 
 Voracious appetite, ter i^eigt^iiitger. 
 
 Voraciously, voiii'sliusle, ado. 
 1. gefrafiig, freggierig. 2 gicrig. 
 
 Voraciousnes.<i, vori'shusnes, 11. 
 
 Voracity, voras'sete. t. 1. tie &f: 
 tniMigffit, greggirr, greetegierte, giegiud)!, 
 5rf§l)iiffigfeif, JreiTigfeit. 2. tie CiJicrigftir. 
 
 Voragrinous, voiidjenus, iiat.) 
 adj. pod PPM @ct;luiiCeii ii. luuipelu. 
 
 Vortex, vor'teks, (lilt. iHJ.) pt. Vor- 
 tices pt. Vortexes, «. 1. ter ilt3irtt'i, 
 ^:a3liitipir6el. 2. ter 2i3irl>el , 2UiijTouuirbel, 
 ©criitel. 3. (gnrtcf. 'ipliilor.j ter iljiirbcl. 
 
 Vortical, vort^kal, ad), luicteiiif, 
 fid) ivirbeliit, mirtelig. 
 
 Vortical motion, tie !S3ir6eltemegiiiig, 
 freiijf&rniige , luirbeliite ajeipeguiig, cer 
 
 Vor'ye, flan 1 waru ye. [IGirbei. 
 
 Votaress, vo'tares, «. tie Qieiueit^tei 
 iliibeteriiiii , SBere()rtrinii. 
 
 Votarist, vi'tarJst, t. f. Votary. 
 
 Votary, v&tar^, tp. lat. voius) adj 
 flefobt, ali 5a5irfunfl nuf eiii ©eliibtefolgeiit. 
 - resolution, cin Q'nt|'(t>fiip in $ulge eiiie^ 
 ©flilbteS. l2Jerei;rer. 
 
 Votary, «. ter ®e)ueif)te; <2Iiibeter, 
 
 Her votaries, it)Te @)etreueii , S$er> 
 ehrer. One is a — to mathematics, auotlier 
 is a — to music etc., and alas, a great 
 portion of the world are votaries of sen- 
 nual pleasures, g-itier neit)f (id), luitiiiec 
 fid), ipittiiet I'eiii Ceben ter ■Qifnttjenuuif, eiii 
 ■Hiitercr ter ^Kiifif, ». ad)', cm groper Xtftii 
 ter S33elt ift ten fiiinli4)eu S3ecoiiU()iiiigeii 
 ergeten. 
 
 Vote, vite, (fr. 20.; Int. volum) *. 
 1. tie ©titiime (bei eiiier CJ.il)!), Sli3iil)l. 
 llimnie, to« SSptiim. 2. tn« SJptum (ter 
 »Jlii6triirf te« aajiflenfi tiird) eiiie "JJfeljrljeii). 
 3. tie pereiiiigreii ©timiiieii iiiel)rcrer "JJerfoi 
 lien beim offeiitlit^eH Oiotfe6£>ieii|le. - of 
 thanks, ter 3t><^>>f bet Dnnreittrii. 
 
 A written vote, fill grfd)rtebene« SSp> 
 tunt. To put to the — , ippruber nbiliniiiieii. 
 The votes went fur etc., uidii |lniiiiite 
 *Ut IC. 
 
 VOW 
 
 Vote, p. n. flimmen (6ei 2Cnl)Ien «.), 
 Teine ©tiniine gebeii, pctireii. 
 
 Vote, V. a. I. buret) ©tinimenmel)r» 
 !)(it eriuiit)ieu. 2. turd) ©timmeiiiHchr^eit 
 befd)iiegen, enifcfteiten, gebeii Pt. t>eiuidigen, 
 i>Dtireii. 
 
 iThe citizens) voted their candidate 
 into office, lunljlten i()reii Siintitnteii turd) 
 ©ttninienniet)rl)eit iii6 ^int. To - an ad- 
 dress, liber eiiie Sltrt-fTe nbfltnimeii , eitu 
 •Mbreffe pptiren. To - a resolution, eiiie 
 .'feu'liition pptiren. To - by ballot, bnfloi 
 nren. Parliament voted (tliem a hundred 
 thousand pounds), ta£ $arlnmeut beivilt 
 iigre ic. [©tinitiigebrr. 
 
 Voter, vo'tur, «. ter ©liniiuente, 
 
 Votive, votiv. (Int. votivus) adj. 
 gclPbt; turd) (53eliibbe befliimiit, ptrmoge 
 fined ©ciub&eS gegebeii pb. beDbnd)tet, &tt 
 iiibre..., aSotip..., Detif..., SBeit)..., 
 Hjeihe. .. 
 
 Votive tablets, SJJctii'tnfefii. - medals, 
 Deiifniiiniieu. The - string, ^ tie gripeit)t( 
 Seier, l)cilige Did)tfiiii|l. 
 
 Voucll, voutsh, (iiDrni. voucher; (. 
 voco) p. a. 1. jiKiu) 3fugeii rufeii. niiriifeii. 
 2. be^eugeii, bcrljeuerii, btfrnfrigeii, txiueneii, 
 oerburgen, beiliitigeii. 3. 13iec^i6fpr.| G-iiicn 
 rcine (iJiimiitie (por (yerid)t; iieiiiieii lafyrii, 
 (yiiifii Por C>3erid)t fprOerii, uiit iciiie (i)n» 
 rniitie |ii iiennen. BLACksxojie. 
 
 I'll vouch this horse for a goorl liorse, 
 id) bfirge tnfi'ir, tii0 Diefc* ein gnrr» ■i)5fi'rO 
 i|1. (The consistency of the discourse) 
 vouches it to be worthy of etc. , burgt 
 Dfltilr, tag er bei ic. ipiirbig i|l. 
 
 Voucit, V. n. J. icugf"/ 3ciig"'6 at* 
 
 Ifgeu. 2. 55iirge feiii, ®£ipiil)r leifieii; (for; 
 lid) perbilrgen ifiir), eiujleljcn (fiir) , gut 
 ilel)cn (fiir) , pcrbiirgeii. 
 
 Vouch, *. bai 3eugitig. 
 
 Vouchee, vuutsiiee' , «. [9{ed)tjt 
 ipr.) (Jtiiec, ter feiiie ®aroniie Ijat neniien 
 niiifTen. Blackstonb. 
 
 Voucher, voutsh'ur, *. i. ter 
 3euge, (Seiu(il)r«mauii. 2. ba$ 3e"Oiii0, tie 
 (yciunl)r; [9ftd)rerpr.] tie 5?atttiiiiig, ta lunii 
 @-ineu por G)erid)t feiiie ©nrantie iieiiiien 
 lagt. 3. bai 3eugiitg, ter ©d)eiii, SBeleg, 
 ^elegrd)eiii, tie Urfuiite. 
 
 The gospel of peace is made a vouch- 
 er fur sedition and etc., man gtbraiic^l 
 ta6 (Jpangeliinn te« grieteiid jiir Stecjjrfer* 
 tigiing bei »llii|riil)r6 n. ic. 
 
 Voucher,/ #. (9{fd)t«rpr.l ter, i»tl» 
 
 Vouchor,^ 4)<r ten Vouchee (f. t.) 
 Dpr ®erid)T fprbcrt. 
 
 Vouchsafe, voutshsife', r. *. 
 
 1. fleiual)reii, beipidigeu, perlei()en. 2. per* 
 ifntteii, erlnuben. 
 
 Vouchsafe, o. n. geru^en, belieten, 
 ipiirtigeii, (i<t> l)crablafTeii. 
 
 Vouchsafement, voutshsAfe'. 
 ment, «. 1. tie (9eipal)rutig, SSerleiljutig. 
 
 2. tie $ernblnt|iing. 
 
 Voussoir, vooxiwr', (fr. 2C.) •• 
 [9lrd)it.] ter ©d)lu6i'leiii , fflero&lbertein. 
 
 Vow, vou, (fr. voeu; lot. votnro) «. 
 I. ISfriig.] tn« (Selfibte. 2. tn« ®iliibte, 
 feierlid)e SJerfprec^eii , »3liigel56ni6, tie <>11iij 
 gelpbuiig. 
 
 To luake a vow, ein ©eliibte t^ 
 
Fatp. far, fall, fat. Mi. met. Fine. fin. N6. more. n6r. got. 6*\. rl6A«l. TiShe. tnb. fi^ll. t//in. T^i<^. 1 079 
 
 VOW 
 
 Irben. To receive the -, fcen S(t)ltitt ntt) 
 wen (5?oiin« merDcn). 
 
 Vow -fellow, t ©iner, ben ^nffelbe 
 ffirii'iOre bjiitft, 6er SimPe^brufter. 
 
 WotVf V- n. $}eiiif)0( thun, tin OelubCit 
 tl)un, Qtlobtn. ai\<\th>ben. 
 
 I vow to Cod! i(t) ft^ivore )u ®ott! 
 (There wa« a tiniej, wlien 1 did — to her 
 alone, irp irt) ihr nflein rd)U'Pr. 
 
 Vo»v, V. a. I. (jctobcn. 2. »)eif)en, wi6< 
 mrii ; leiiirn Itmpcl lo lurityeti. 
 
 If'o^M'el, vou il, <fr. voyelle; iat. vo 
 calitj (• |(i)rniinii.] Crr Sofnl, ») iex ©rl6)l' 
 Itiiit, C4riiiiMaiit, ipiiitfinut. b) ttx <£t\bii. 
 laiirrr, 0)riiiiMaiiter. (riij. 9Jofnl... 
 
 Y'(»%v«l, adj )ii eineni SJofole ([thb 
 
 Vu%%'eled, vd&ild, adj. init SSofa. 
 Icii renViifH. (WdubPe thiit. 
 
 '%'«»»%er, vou ur, «. (Jiiirr, 6rt fin 
 
 Vux, vuk». (liU. ^.) t. You niiiii 
 *IloH -, -f- 3t)r miipt mid) nictjt unterbrf; 
 (t>cii. Shak. 
 
 Vuyaire, v64 idje. (fr. 03.) «. i. (to. 
 nnrt)! tie ©rrrenV, orree Sfeift (jii 2S3.ifien; 
 gdig'tihrci (.tt)m. nuc^) Cir £aut>rci|'r. 2. t 
 tn* accu'eii. 
 
 Aerial voyage, tit Suftretfr. To take 
 -. in <2ee (iyt)<» o&. (lcd)rii , jiir ®re Q<l)tu. 
 — in. iuward, or lioiiic. t t Hiuifltife. — oui 
 •nd ill. tit 5)iii< u. $rrrfi)>. 
 
 Voyage, v. n. (|u >ZDtt{fer, iur ©eo 
 rriieii , fuljrtii. 
 
 Vuynjire, v. a. ^ bercii'm, brfahreii. 
 
 Voyttlfer, voeikjur. «. Prr ©rrrci 
 ffiiPf, i)(firiiiCe. [nor, 5t>)beliiriii(|. 
 
 Voyol, v^i'ol, «. [-War.] Die Sabei; 
 
 Voyol-block, ein ^ivd , mvtauf bit 
 JSrtbrla.ir Mhrt. 
 
 Vulcnniiitf f. Voleaniat. 
 
 ^ulcHiKt, f. Volcnao. 
 
 VuigMFf viil'gitr, ((. vulgarlt) adj 
 
 1. geiiKiii, a) ({)e)vctl)iili(t)^. b) au6 gtmeiiiem 
 S3ui; t>e|lel)eiiD. 1. griiiein, iiirDno; vobtl. 
 I^nfc. 3. nn(]tmeiii aiirrrniiiit; nltoeiiiriii br> 
 tfliiiir, [iffeiitiid). 4. lAiiDtiblKf), lU'lfFtljilinliti). 
 
 Vulgar lite, bile oeiiu'iiie Scde n. - ari». 
 (ic $iiiitfilii(le, mc(t)iiiiird)rn fii'mile. 'Ti>. 
 a - proof, e^ roiiiiiit iiii gtiiieineii 2cbt» 
 oft V or. -language, bte S$olfiE|prnd)e, le- 
 brute Sprntfte, *3)futtenpracl)e. - version 
 of the Scripture!, bit S3iil3>itA. — minds, 
 grniriiie, iiieDnoe @erlrii. - manners, gc' 
 niiiiie, tot)t ^laiiiereii. No - man. feiii ge; 
 niniiet r)J?fiifd). - fractions. ["Jlntljiu.] gc: 
 niciiie Vrrittt. - sports, oenieiiie :)}elut1i< 
 Siiiigcii. — staiioa, eiii $lii$ untcr Deiii 
 ^uifeii. Shak. 
 
 Vulvar, (ot)nt pi. J^orni, aber nut 
 bfiii Dnnuif folflfiibeii 3eifi«i'rtt im p'-) '• 
 ttx gctiiciiie ^niife, bai grmeiiie SHolt, btt 
 
 VulfpariSHlf vul'garizm, t. I. t 
 tie (»ienieiitl)fif , ^inrtljfit, $obfll)a|tlflfeit. 
 
 2. ttr pobrli)afte, giiueme 9liifSriirf. 
 Vulgpurityf vulgar'eie. «. I. bit 
 
 ©fiiiniiljfif , i)fii't>rigfrit, 'iJJobflljiifiigfeit. 2. 
 bit Wi-i)ifiiif;eii (bai, tViii geiiiciii i|1). 
 
 Vulgarity of expression, of language, 
 of beJiavicr, brr geineiiie ^^ii£t)rii(f , bie gei 
 nieiiir ®pm(t»f, bat gfiiieiiif Sefnigeii. 
 
 Vul|;arize« vuigarUe, v. a. gemeiti 
 madjeii, pui|)arif(r(ii. I 
 
 WAD 
 
 Vulgarly f vul'gurli, ado. I. ge; 
 mein, pc>bell><if(. 2. ini geiiieiiien 2ebpii. beini 
 gcnieinen SBolfe. 3. geivDl7iili(t), geiiu-iiiiolic^, 
 iii#(lfniein. 4. offeiitlirt), uor btm SBi'ifc. 
 
 Validate, vtiigai. aat. vuigatn) t. 
 Die 3>uigata troniifc^ .■ fflt^oln'4)e Qicmeiii: 
 bibcl). 
 
 Vulcnte, adj jur S3iil(iata geh&rig. 
 
 Vulnerable, viil nuiaui. d ) adj. 
 I. prrmuDDPor, perle^lict;. 2. t periuiinDbiir 
 (uoiii ))inie ic). 
 
 Vuluerary, vul'nurari. (tat. vul 
 nerariu«> adj. n>uiiDI)eileiiD, ^iiiiD... 
 
 Vulnerary balxani, Der ^llllDDairaili. 
 
 - herbs, ^unD> , ipeilfniutcr. — plants. 
 ^iiiiDpftitHieii. - plaiaiers, SGi3iinDpfIaiUr. 
 
 - water, tai ffljUlltlUfllJer. — potion, Der 
 'Stjimcirant. 
 
 Vulnerary f <. bai ?DiinDmitte(. 
 
 Vuliteratef vul uuiiiie, il.) v. a. 
 t uenuunfi'ii, uerlr^cn. 
 
 Vulneratiun, vuinurAshun, « 
 t bai 2>rrn>uiiDeii, Die iBerivuiiDiiiig, S3t'r . 
 UQiiiig. 
 
 Vulpine^ vul'pin, vulpine, (lar.i 
 a<0. iutii $ii<t^re gei prig , fii<t)«ariig , liAig. 
 i'i,1)inu. Ibrr SSiiipiiiii, Aii'iVlijipe. 
 
 Vnlpinitef vUi peuit. «. ["^Kiiirrrtig.i 
 
 Vultur, viil'tsliure./ (Iat.) *■ [Cr> 
 
 %'ulturef ^ mil). I Der (^I'ier. 
 
 Galden -. Der (Sclbgeier , fnimuergeifr, 
 •^rtrtgeicr. White-headed -, Der iueibTi>pfigf 
 0)i'ier. Black-crested -, Arabic -, Der ."fia^ 
 leiigeitr , QJaiifeaar. Boetic -, Der brniiiK 
 ri'ibe Ocitr. 
 
 Vulturinef vul'tshiirlne, adj. yi 
 ciiiriii CiJeier gcl^ong, Die 6'ig(nrct)af(eii bti 
 &titT6 ^abetiD, gcierartigi (jefciipia. 
 
 w. 
 
 W, dub'bl A, cDtitlaiit) I. «. bai 'S3 
 m. 2. ill ilbffirjiiugeii; W., west, SBiileii, 
 UD. week, 2i}crt)e; W. P., wp., worship, 
 ©eilreiigeii ; Wpfnl, worshipful, 03e|lreii(jeii, 
 i>o(t)rjiirDeu, .§)0<t)n)urDiger. 
 
 Waal, (Derti ] well. 
 
 VU'akbie, wob'bl, (lu.gwibiaw) V. n. 
 lunctciii, irt)lotteru, fdjleiifeni, luiiiifeii. 
 
 %%'aboar(l, wii'ii6cd, *. ["l^iiii-J Die 
 ifxiiigebniif. 
 
 Wacke, wake./ ». [^ineralg.] Die 
 
 Wacky, 5 aCnrfe. 
 
 Gray wacky, Die ®roill«i1(fe. 
 
 Wad, wod, t^iittc; Dan. vat) «. 1. 
 Die ©Ailtte ®tri)|) dD. ©rbfeii oD. nnDere 
 ipcf«e, Did)t jufaMinungcilppiie Diiige. 2. 
 tmad ©lugeiloptted dD. e-iiigipfrcpiteS; (Da. 
 l)fr) a) Dn* &iiUhanr. b) Die aajnrte. c) Der 
 >^irppf, Die SorliiDuiifl (fiir JiniuMien u.); 
 I'JJTiir.] Der £abel(jflriiptrDpf, aSori^lOfl (eii 
 tier fianone). 
 
 Wad-hook, Der £ra<jer (fiit 5euer» 
 geiurlire); [OJior.] Der ilngiMjieljer. 
 
 Wad, V. a. 1. (Ippfeii, an£|lopfi'n, 
 fufkii. 2. niitSttJatte fiiden, luntteii, watrircn. 
 
 ^Vad, (ictftt.; would; to bet; a 
 bet.apledge. 
 
 Wad, (1. [TOinernry] Black-, bn«| 
 
 Wadd,) @(^ipar j > 'IKituuaiurj. I 
 
 WAF 
 
 Wadable, widabl, (p. wadel adj. 
 fiirdjiuatet werDeu fptincBJ, inm Diittl)» 
 luiiteii, feicfit. 
 
 %Vadded, wod'ded, part. adj. i, 
 grilopft. 2. lu.utirt. 3. ^u einer JBerlnDuttfl 
 IC. gebilOft. 
 
 Wadding-, wod'dmg. I. Die S£Batre. 
 2. bai %ii{\\)aax. 3. Die 9SorlaDiing, (PDer) 
 ter Stoff, rif ^KiUennlien Cnju. 
 
 Waddle, wmi'dl, (miUfdjeln ; fat. 
 vado) ». n. luatfcheln, marfcdt. 
 
 To waddle forth, ()erporiuatf(()eIn, Ijeri 
 uDriuacfeln. 
 
 Waddles, wod'dix, (^rDet) «. pC 
 
 1. Der Siirt, llnccrftiinm , Die rorl)eM 2.ipp« 
 rf)cn am ^alie Der 5?nl)ne. 2. Die l)er.ibhou« 
 geiiDru ©ri'nVn atn ipiilfe einefi ®(t)ii)eine<. 
 J. Die >>oDeii fine* i!>al)nft. (iwatfdjflig. 
 
 'IVaddliug'ly, wod dlingle. ade. 
 
 Wade , wade , (ivaten ; |'(^rp. vada ; 
 lilt, vado) V. n. i. ivaten; (overt Durc^ivfl' 
 ten; (through) a) ivaten (Durc^); b) t'lCi^ 
 Purdjarbeiten (Diird)). 2. i fid) Diird)arbei» 
 ten, Mird)Dringfn; (through) (id) Durd)nrbeif 
 ren (Diird)), (id) l)iiiMir(^arbeiten (Durd)), 
 (^tivai» gnniMid) Dtird)gel)cn ; (into) etnDhn> 
 giM (iu), ((?tiva6) ergrunDen. 
 2. It is not my purpose lo wade through 
 these controversies. Webstek. 
 
 Wa«le , V. a. D«rd)ivaten. (i-ijgel. 
 
 WiMlerN, wi'dtirz, I. pi. <Sunii>f« 
 
 Wadna, (rd)ott.) would not. 
 
 Wads, wodx, t. pi. SBatilrfimpre, 
 Ui-bi'vtln'itnpfe. 
 
 Waefu', (fd)ott.) sorrowful. 
 
 Waesoiiie, ddjott.) woeful. 
 
 Waesuck)«!/<rd)ott ) alas! the 
 
 Waes nie! ^ pity! 
 
 V%'afer, wi'/ur, CTaofffl; ruff, vaphel; 
 fr. gouifre)*. 1. Dieffljajffl, DerS5}iiffelfu(teM. 
 
 2. Die Oblate (jnm ©icgdn). 
 
 W a f e r of bread, Die ipo|1ie. Sacramental 
 -s, i^Dilien (beim aibenfnialjl). 
 
 Wafer- box. DieDtlatenDofe. --cake, 
 Die <SJ.iff<l, Der S33affflfiid)en. --iron, Da« 
 aSaffdiifen. — maker, 1. Der^affeibarfer. 
 2. Der Oblatenba(ffr. --tongs, «. jjt. f. 
 --iron, —-woman, t Die ^affelfud)en« 
 ipofinn. [iiiniad)fn. 
 
 Wafer, v. a. mit einer Oblate fttQtUi, 
 
 Wairie, wof'fl, (SBafffl)*. Die2l3af« 
 fcl, Der 2Darfelfud)en. 
 
 Waffle-irons, Da« aSSaffeleifen. 
 
 VVaft, waft, (ppn wave) praet. HMD 
 pp. wafted, tij»l. aud) waft, v. a. I. (leid)t 
 iinD |"d)nefl uber Da6 SBafTer oDer Dnrd) Die 
 Ottft) (from, von; to. nad), an, bii an, bii 
 iu)frif)ren, trngcn; (over) hiniibertragen, 
 fjinuberr'ul)ren , I'iber 2c. l)inubcrtragen, Ijini 
 uberffiljren. 2. ftoft oDer rd)ivini!nfnD erhaU 
 ten ; (up) fiber Dem SCnfier crl)alten. 3. + 
 S-inen Durd) cine ivft)cnDe (Jahne ic. benac^)' 
 ric^iigen, &tnrni ein 3fid)fn grben, ivinfen. 
 Bacon. 4. <• Dreljen, mcnDeii (Dieilugen to. 
 
 Waft, v.n. 1. fd)iuimmen. 2. t fd)iue« 
 
 ben. 3. [■•JJfar.] fonvpoircn. Cvc 
 
 2. Aud now the shouts waft near tlie 
 
 citadel. Davom. 
 
 Waft, «. 1. Der fd)ivlninicnDe itijrpet. 
 2. Daa SaSffjen einrr Jnfjne al« Signal, Dai 
 ©ignal, 3eid)fn, 9?ot^ieid)rn. 3. lOKar.J Die 
 @4)AU. 4. l^ir.ai.J (Ctjni.j em £ouppi< 
 
1 080 Fate, far f^ll, fat. IW4. met FSnp. fin. NA. mive. nAr got. 6*?. cl66d. TAbe. t»ib. fAll. tAin. THis. 
 
 WAF 
 
 To hoist the fl.ig with a waft, [TOflt.] 
 
 bie S'^Gflf >"' ®<t)>Ti niifilfcfcii. 
 
 Il^afta^e, waft'iHje. *. t bie 5nf)rt 
 burd) Cte £!uft uB«r ubtt ia6 Sffinffer, Ucf)cr> 
 fnl)rt. Shak. 
 
 leafier, waft'ur, «. I. bie %ai)rt, 
 bnS »oot jut Ue6erfnl)rt; ©eleitfdjiff. 2. Der 
 gafjriiiniiu. 3. pi. -s, fleiuiffe, nntcr GeiiiirS 
 IV. niigeiledte 9liifrd)«t fiber ten 5ird)t'iHG- 
 
 "^W^afturey wat'tsiiine. t. f ta^ 
 Seid)eiigebcn , SSSiiifeii; bcr SaSiiif, B(i« 3ei= 
 d)en, bie SBeiweflunfl (bcr 5?niib ic). SHAii. 
 
 '%Va^, wag, (nuqelf. wagiau. wecgan; 
 Mjegeii, luiegen, beroegen) v. a. (Iei4>t bciuc^ 
 eeii) f(i)i'ittelii. 
 
 To wag the head, (jiim ©potte IC.) tint 
 bem Sopie ivncfeln, te» Ro\>i fd)rittclii. To - 
 the tail, ntit belli 6d}ii)aii}e luebelti, f(t}maii 
 jein. 
 
 ^M'^agT) v.n. \.fi<b Pemegen, ficft rilljteii 
 2. beiuigt luerbeii. 3. fid* jjiicfen, forfgct)en, 
 fid) fi)rtninrf)eii. Shak. 
 
 Until my eyelids wilt no longer wag. 
 fo Iniigc,6i6 uieineSlugenlieber fuifeii. Wag! 
 * n>eid)e! 
 
 'Virag'f *• '>« ©(balF, ©pfl§UP(je(. 
 
 Wag- halter, bee &alGeii|'d)iveiigel , 
 ®(ilfleiiflri(f. 
 
 "IVag-e* wadje. (wngeit) c. o. I. ma-. 
 jjen, Derfudjen, niife Spiel iV^eii; (iiii ©pielr) 
 wetten. 2. <p. fr. gager) a) t ueriuietljeii. 
 b) * iiiict()en, biiigen, nniuerbeii; (ftl6 eiiicii 
 «!WietI)liiig) bfjaf)leii. 3. t luitteiterii, flieid) 
 lledeii; jld) niisre^en, firf) eutgegriifledeii 
 bcfnmpfeii ; (wiih) e« (iiifiif()iiieii emit;. Shak 
 
 He waged me with liis coiiiiteiiHiice, ^ 
 ffiiic 'iJKieiien luareii lueiii DieiiilhH)!!. Shak 
 Well waged, ■* gut bejalllt. Waged sol 
 diers, * ©olBliuge. To - war with etc. 
 uiit zc. .Rrifg fiil)ren. To - a dollar, eiiicu 
 r^odar ivittcn. To - one's law, [9Ji(l)tiMVr.. 
 (tti SSerbinbuiig uiit cilt 9^iid)l'iirit nl6 (£.ie6 
 l)ilferu) Clue ©rf)lll^forPrnllllJ 2C. nbi'djaaireii 
 frtjiuijren , Dn6 ninii eiiie gciuifie >Suiiinii 
 OSelDeS ofev bciueglid)e ffii'itcr in ber 31it 
 nid)t rd)iilbct, luic fie bcr Kliitier forteri; 
 (u'cgrn fciuer ©rrd)ei»iiiig uor (iirridft) 25urii 
 fdxift rtcdrn. Blackstonc. 
 
 ■^Vag-e, ». t iii'^i ^fviiib, Untcrpfiiiio 
 
 llVagel, 4 , ^«. riegrojebtiatc 
 
 'Yl'as^g-el, """ ^ '\ -Womt. 
 
 IVag-er, wa'jur. ». l. bie SDetre; 
 [.^pnu&dlj bie 'IBctt'lSclije. 2. Ov'edjt^fpr.] 
 — of law. tai 9(iierbictfu ibee iUiigcflugren; 
 jiir 9lbrd)ivoruug eiiicr Sdjiilb zc. , iinb 6ie 
 9ibrd)m5rung (mit eilf jJitidjbnrii al6 (^ibe«; 
 ^)clr■lrltJ iclbfl. 
 
 Wager of hattle. bn« sUnerbteten |um 
 Sivcifnnipfe (nI6 !i3eiuci^fiil)rung>. To make 
 a -, to lay a -, njetfili. To stake for -. 
 JJjetrcn, nufS ©piei fc^cn. A» if her life 
 upon the - lay, al6 menu iljr Seben niif bcni 
 ©picle jliinbe. Name y«ur -! mad gilt Pie 
 
 IVag-er, v. a. mctren. I'lBettei 
 
 "YWager, v.n. ivetteu; (on) aettcu 
 tfluf). tpi'Iije. 
 
 Wagering policy. [5?nnbe() bie 'Oljetti 
 
 '%W'ag'erer, wajdrur, «. ber aiJet 
 tenbc, 'iljotter. 
 
 'Yl'^ag-es, wi'jiz, (mit ber pi. (fubiiiig, 
 nRein sinii. ber ^ebriititng nad)) *. 1. bcr 
 lfui)H, ;Dienfllul)n , 93ebienteiUul;n, Xageitfip,] 
 
 WAl 
 
 Sa3o(f)enli>()n , tai <OTonatgen», ber ©olb; 
 l5)iurDfliii.) (au(b) bai Inggelb (ber "ilbgo 
 Dtbiicien iin fiungreg); ['^ar.] tiai 5?iUier! 
 gclb, bie 'TOiurDreiiljauer. 2. f ber €>v\b. 
 2. The wages of sin is death. Bible. 
 
 IWag^-g-ery, wig'uFe. t. tic (£rt)iUf' 
 l)eit, '•Wutl)iuidigfeif , ber 'TOutljiuiUe , iuutl)> 
 luidige. iDi'e Strcirt). 
 
 ^Y^ag-gi.sli, wag'ish, adj. fdiMtt^nd , 
 lofe, niiuhiuidig. ll)iiit, imitl)ii)idig, loie. 
 
 '%Vag:<n-iti|||y, ivagishle. rtrff. i"d)aif = 
 
 ^^^ag'S^isllliesN, uag ishiie*. 4. iiit 
 Sd).ilfl)cir, i£d).Ufl)atrigfeit, ')Kiitl)widigfeif. 
 
 '%W^aj;;:g:Ie, waggi. ouiKa-iu; i.u. va- 
 cillo) ». n. ivnrfcin, ill beflanbiget 25ci«e.- 
 giiitg fciii, fd))U(iufcii; iPiUi'd)i'lii. 
 
 llWag-ifle, V. a. I;iii u. I)er beivegen. 
 
 To waggle the tail. fd)n)aiMcln. 
 
 mrag'on, wag'uii, (QlCageii; niigeir. 
 waegii, waeii ; m. gwainx. 1. -f-il'i'ir Chariot i 
 ber SCngcii. 2. ber (ADiuere) 2i>ngeii, £a|l = 
 iwngeii , 5Jtnd)tiwageii , Jiiljriwrtgeu. 
 . Light wagons, teid)re ^^ngen. Close 
 -, covered — , ber ^rouiniitiungeu, '^Kuiiu 
 tioiiiS)v>igen. 
 
 Wagon -box. bte SKngeitbricftre. — - 
 lay. brtfi Cmiern ouf ?13itgcii, iim fie J" b'- 
 rnuben. — ■ maker, berSijiigner. --spoke. 
 Me ©peidje (nm i03ageiirnbe). — whip, bie 
 ijul)rni(iniifpeit|'c^e. 
 
 ^ITag-on, V. a. (in eiitent ^SSagen; 
 ii'il)ren (to. nnd), in). 
 
 ^I'ag^on, V. n. fnljren. 
 
 The man wagons between Phiiadel 
 pliia and Pittsburg. 
 
 llTa^onajre, wagun'dje. «. ba> 
 
 5r<irt>tgrib , bcr &'i1)I^Ip')I' ■ '5rii(^tlDl)ii. 
 
 llVag'(>nerf wagunur. $. 1. ber 
 gfiiijruiiiiui, gradjrfiiljrmnuii. 2. ['llilron.j 
 bcr -H3>igcii , groge 55ar. [|'d)e. 
 
 Wagoner's wliip, bir $ii()rniann£peit: 
 
 "^Wag- oiling' 9 wag'uuing, 4. bof 
 5iil)ien; 5.il)rcii. 
 
 "iVagtail, wag'tale, (P. wag tt. tail> 
 *. 1. [Oriiitt).j bie 25iirt)ilflie, ber 5Jliegeii> 
 |led>cr. 2. B Das grilc lUribebilb. 
 
 W a t e r - w a g t a i I , bie lueipe Stidjflelje. 
 
 IVaiti, wide, adj. -f gebrt'icft, ge: 
 qurrulit. jerrd)lag.'n. 
 
 '%l''aif, wafe. (nud) Waift, Weif. 
 Weft) (uortn. wef, waif; pon waive)*. 
 3{fd)t5rpr.i bie gffuiibeiie IjevrciilPie (Snd)e. 
 Me lierrfiilrie Sodjc; ul)fiii.) biie prrlorciie 
 (i)iit, I'friniifeiic iSirl), bie periiiufeiie ^!J5er- 
 foil, eiiie giflohleiie, pun bem flud)tigeii Diebe 
 iprgiKHu^nViie Satfje. 
 
 ^W^ail, wale, (ifL vaela; gnel. giiilam. 
 uaill; IP. gwylaw, wyluw; v. n. flngen, 
 luehfliigen. 
 
 Wail,i>. «. beflngcn, liberie jflinmtrn. 
 
 "^Vail, t. bie iviiige, ^lUchflage. 
 
 '^Wailful , wile'ful , udj. flagtid), 
 trniirig. 
 
 t^^ailins*-, wA'i!ng, ^ $. ins 
 
 ^%'ailiiit;ut, wale'iuent, \ jflagen, 
 sajehfliige". iren (pom £Jiietfd)eii). 
 
 ^VailM, wilz, *. pi. bie blnueu '$itt. 
 
 '%%'aill, wine. (Ongrlf. waen ; to. gwainj 
 «. ber 'iCflgeii , ifnrren , Die Kiirre. 
 
 Charles' wain, laiflron.j Orr SBiaatu, 
 groge asar. 
 
 Waiu-bote, bn« 2Dnflnerl)Plj. — cope, 
 
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 (ehem.) bie Deitftftf. --driver, ber i?iihr« 
 mnnn, farmer, --honse. [Derti.] fie 
 ^Il3l^gellremt|"e, ber 1Dingeiird)oppon. — load, 
 bcr Jtarren pod, jtnrrrn (Spoljze.), bit 
 Jriid)!. —-rope, Dns ^ogemeil, bcr SBiii 
 .H'U'iritf Ip'i'igr ob.geimunmrt-cn fuiiieiib. 
 
 '%Vainal»le, uint-alil, adj. t ges 
 
 ^Vailiage, waneidje. t. ~ I. Die 
 $5ul)rc , bii5 Jtiirreiigiit. 2. ber ■Jufjrloliit. 
 
 ^l^ainNCut, wen'skot. cIBiigeiirdjorf) 
 *. bii^ (ijeiafel, Xnicliuerf; bie iBirflciPiiiig. 
 
 W a i n s c t - c li e 8 t, s. -and drawers, 
 ciii IBiinbutrniif nut ©d)icbfii|teii. --face, 
 O bil6 grobe {J)t'fii(t)f. --logs, --boardx, 
 s. pi. [bei iifd)lcrn ii. @d)ifp#}immerl.] fni 
 -33iigfiird)Drt. --skin, o bie grobe ipniit. 
 
 m^ainscot, v. a. I. tnfilii , I'lberta* 
 feln. 2. perfleibeii (tint ©piegdii zc). 
 
 Wainscotins; wood . iai liifrlholj. 
 
 ^W^aiuMCOtillg-, wsii'skuiing. t. 
 bai Iiifelii; bie SBcrflcibuiig. 
 
 '%Vair, ware, *. eiii ©furf ^Pnufjpfj 
 poll |Vrt)5 iSrt)iil) Siinge ii. eiii i£d)ii() ^reite. 
 
 ^W^aiKt, waste. (IP. gwasg) a. I. ttt 
 iJcib (bie Inide). 2. [»)»ar.J bie KiiljKey, taS 
 ■»iittcl(pet)be((. 
 
 Waist-band, ber ^ofenbiiiib. — - 
 belt, I. bet Seibgilrtel. 2. bie Bcgeiifoppel. 
 — -boards, (". Washboards. — -cloths, 
 t. pL [OKor.] bie ©d)iiii5fleiber; to put a- 
 broad a ship's -, cinem ©d)ifye bie ©d)iitiji 
 fleiber uinl)aiigen. — netting, *. (■0)far.J 
 Breastwork-gangway -quarter and waist- 
 netting s , bie 5i"fc""c5e por bcr !8(icf u. 
 Sdiiinje, nuf ben finufplniifen iiiib nii ben 
 ©eiten bet (Sd)nii)e iiiib jtiil)le, ivoriii kti 
 ber @d)liid)i bie ^liiigciitiirten gefliiiiet iper« 
 bet\. --rail, ( 9>far. ] bie Jfoaleifle, i>a6 
 9{iia()0lj. — shirt, bai ^nlfljetiib, bie (El)e» 
 miictte. —-trees, «. pi. [■>))Jiir.] bie 95Ban« 
 beripicten. 
 
 "^V^aistcoatf wes'kot, (u. waist u. 
 coat) *. 1. bie 2Defle, ba6 2i3rtiiitn6, ^nrnii 
 fol. 2. ♦ bn6 Scibc^eii, Wiebet. 
 
 Waistcoat-anecdotes,([ fd)(ripfrige 
 (i)efd)id)ten. — shape, b<\6 233c|1enfli"i(f, 
 (ijilct. --stuff, bni (obet ber) S[i3e|len« 
 jeug. 
 
 IkVaistcoateers, wlskote^n', «. 
 pi. * gcfndriid)tige grniieii^perfoiien. Shak. 
 
 1Vaij«ter, wi'stur, «. ['JJJur.] -s, 
 pi. bie .tliihlgnilen. 
 
 ^W^ait, wite, (ft. gnetter; n. gwei- 
 tiaw, gwaid) o. n. I. IPiirten ; (for) ipnrten 
 (nuf), ermnrteii. 2. (iiiii 'iUiifmerfiiiuireit 
 iparren) piijTeii; Inuern, niiflniieni, (for) be» 
 iiuierii. 3. i Iniieru. 4. tiiifiparten (bebieiieii, 
 adcrlct Dieiific leifleii). 5. bieiben (ni(t)t fort* 
 gcljeu). 
 3. Such ambush waited to intercept thy 
 way. MiLTOJi. 
 
 Who waits? iper if! ba ? He was wait- 
 ed for, niaii luiirtete nuf il)n. He is waited 
 for of the sword. || er pcrfii'ljet fid) inimer 
 be6 ®d)ipcrte*. Tliey made him - at table, 
 er luiigte i()nen bei 'iifd)e niifipnrteii, ft 
 inugte fie bei liidje bebiciien. To be in 
 waiting, bie 'ii5nd)e, 'ihifipnrtiing, ben 
 Dieiifl l)nbeii. In w a i i i n g, bte SDndjc, 3liif» 
 ipnrtiiiig, ben Bieiifl Ifabenb, rvad)i)nbeiib. 
 (Haste, uiy dear father) , 'lis no time to — , 
 e6 ijt feme Beit juin 93leiben. Duvocm. 
 
FAre. fAr. fall, fat Mh. met. Fine. fin. Ni. movp. n6r. got. gfl. d^eld. TAbe. li'ih. fAH. lh\n. THi*. 1081 
 
 WAl 
 
 Pror. To wait like a dog. (ange niif et: 
 nem Jierft |let)fii, <Btaiilrtffen feil tfabtn. 
 
 To wait at, I. luiirteii (bei, an jc). 2. 
 D pftr()rn (6e< 9(ftAr< ic). 
 
 To wait on or upon, ©iiiem (in ^er 
 Q\<\t\iid)ait tinc6 ^eMciiteio atifiuiirteii. ihii 
 b(^lell(n. llirc^e rtiifiuflrten. 
 
 To wait on the table, bti &er Xiifd. !>(> 
 
 To wait on. I. (finnn t'eine <!liifmiirtiiM<) 
 mfld)fu. 2. roorteii, pfltijeii (eiiice »ilnuei. 
 
 3. fl (bereit feiii jii bientn . get)i'rd)rii) ()nr 
 ten <®inte5). 4. (Jmeii btgiciteii , ihm fpl^ 
 flni; ((Piiifii) bK'iid)m. 5. (<iru)6hu(. awaii 
 1 brqleitni, 6ie jJi'lqK eon ic. ifin. 6. t ('iii>* 
 to wait upon) S-tncn iii< 9(iigt fa(|en, (luf 
 ftin«n lAtitrn. Bacon. 
 
 1. Tell the gentleman I will wait on 
 
 him at ten o'clock. 
 6. The ruin that waits on sucli a nupliir 
 temper. 
 
 1 wait on yon, on your pleasure, tih 
 (lfl)f )ii 3l)r(n Oienilfn. Wait on liim to 
 the door, brglrittii ®ic il)n 6i$ am Mc Xljiir. 
 I was tlien one of Ihune tlint wailed on 
 the king, 4d) mar biiniol^ iiii Oit-fiMgr Xiti 
 Jt&nigt. (Aaron and liiit sons shall) wait 
 OB their priest's office, || it]ri6 ^rieilcr- 
 «ntr« pftrorit. 
 
 IW^nit, P. a. 1. ((ftiofl*, (S'iittn) tt 
 iBArtrn, ((StwflO nbiuArtcn , oiif jc. iiiiirtm 
 2. (niir %i b<ol<it«n, (^«r fitirfjr ic.) folflfn. 
 ' DavDEN. 3. t f bi-flltiffit, eine Jolgt vdiik. 
 fein. 3fmnn>< 95ffllfirrnnn friii, S'lnein Aiif 
 6«r JJfrfe foIi)fi!, nartjiofijen. 
 
 3. Slid) doom waits luxury, V\xt ifl brr 
 SDBi'fliifl @d)i(fial. 
 
 IVait, *. bie (?Aiirr, brr ^intrrhAit. 
 
 To lay wait, ob. lo lie in - for any one. 
 ©inrm AiifiAutrn, iifl<^>|l«(leii. In -, im i^iii! 
 tfrl)rtftr. 
 
 ^Waiter, wiiur. «. I. brr %iif)unr< 
 ter, Sfdiier, ^irri)«iiiiig«; SKrtrtir, Iflffl^ 
 bfrfrr . 95eMfiHf . 2. ber Srflleitfr , 9i.id)trf 
 Xn. 3. (fill 3i'f6f<i'"t<T» btr tArfliif ju (■fl)fii 
 f)nt, fcA# SDAArrii ni(f)t fjetmlicf) (^«lnll^ft 
 refrbfii) brr 91iif|).ifTfr, 9<iu(t)rrr, 9liif(iiiirtr. 
 
 4. brr ^rAfriitirreritr. 
 
 Gentleninn waiter to a prince, ber 
 SBffllfiirr riiie* 5'i''fl«"- 
 
 '%V^aiti»g^, wa'ting, «. I. bAd S!I3Ar> 
 trn; Sffllittrii ; 3liiflniierii K. 2. bie <!tiif 
 wnrriitifi , ^f^il•t1llnrl. {tciib k. 
 
 IM'^aitinif, «<</. Aiifreartrnb, brnfci- 
 
 W a i t i n g - b o y, brr I'mifjiiiiflc, 95iirfd)f . 
 —-gentleman, brr J^AiiimrrbifiKr. -• 
 woman, -f-— -gentlewoman, bir JtAtll- 
 rtifrtrflii, bA* .Riimiiifniiiib(t)cii. --girl. -- 
 jiald. I. bir 9Iiifii>iirrerinii , bnfi ©djiiif; 
 .unbcbfii. 2. b<i< £>uiiiiircmab(f;eii. —-man. 
 ,rr •l^rbifitfr, t'nfAt. 
 
 IVaitM, »ites. (gPt^. wahts) «. pi. 
 1. <f^fm.> 'OTiififrr itn fflrfolflr rinf< flrngrn 
 <f»frrn. 2. f Wiififiiiirrii, bir iiir ^Wodjtirit 
 iiif fffi-nrr ©traje fpicirn, ©tAbtpfritcr ; 
 Edjnrtiifirii . <{)t>bi>rii. 
 
 '%V«ive, wive. p. a. rorgTOtrfcii ; niif; 
 jfbdi. fahrrn lAffrti ; f. Wave. 
 
 '^Vaive, «. f. Waif. 
 
 ■%iralver, wA'vur, ». [9?r(fttfiVr. 1 
 (Jinfr, brr fid) lerigfrt, (JtidaS Aiijiinehmcii. 
 
 '%%''ai^vude, wi'wode, «. lliirf.] 
 ber 5Q}DtivDbc. 
 
 WAL 
 
 "^Wake, wike, (qotl). wakan; niifleff. 
 waecan; i»Art)en> ». n. I. roacfern. 2. f iuA> 
 rf)fn. 3. (rtbrtdytlid) lunrtjeii) Aiitblnben; em 
 ■JiArt)tfert feicrit. 4. Autwii(f)eii, erroadjen. 5. 
 f erwadjen (from, iioii, aii«). 
 3. Tiie dormant powers of nature wake 
 from iheir frosty sluiiiberi>. Webster. 
 
 He wakes at tlie sliglite«t noise, beiili 
 <]eriii()fleii (sjeniiiKte tuiirf)t rr «iif, bad ge^ 
 riniidt Wfrniirct) lutrft il)ii iiiif. 
 
 ^ITake, v. a. \. rru'eofi'ii, lorcfrii, niit= 
 lurrfeii. 2. i (init.ii. i>l)ur op) cnuerfcii y^t- 
 Siiiifen JC). 3. rnufrffii, niitiTiufcftii (to. jin. 
 4. beiiiArt)cii. To - a corpse, bei eiiier I'eicfir 
 
 IVAC^CII. 
 
 3 To second life (Mti.Ton 
 
 Wak'd in the renovation of the jiisi. 
 
 '%l'ak«, *. I. brt* 2B.i(l)cii, Die -lUiUlje, 
 '7?ad)n«Art)e. 2. [Orrtl.] ^ie 9f.iitrtu.i(1)< bn 
 riiifin toDten, iP^tenlUllcf)f. 3. Dii* (S-nwii 
 iteii, 5liifii>A(l)rii. 4. ba* ^ird)iBeil)tV|t, bic 
 IviritmeiK, Slrinfe. 
 
 Wake -man, bie erfle obrigfeitlirfje "iPfr: 
 lOii III 9{ippLMi in ?)cirff;iire. --robin. 
 [Sor] bie 'Jlroneiuiirj , ber 9Iron. 
 
 IVake, (fr. houachej «. l*^ar.] bad 
 ItiedBrtfTrr , ber ©pg. 
 
 To be in the wake of a ship, fi^ in 
 belli i?iehu.i(yer eiiie« (aiibrrii) ©ifjiffi* be: 
 fiilbrn. (These two objects) are in (be - 
 of each other, i liegrii Winter eiiiaiiber, fo 
 in^ ber I)iiitere (Wfiieiiflaiib) ppii bem I'or 
 bereii flfbrrft iinb fpliiliift iiKf)t (jcfeljcii wirb. 
 
 1Wak<*rul, wAke'ful, adj. I. iva 
 rf)eiib, fct)i.ifiu«. 2. f ipac^eiib (©(f)rf<ffn IC). 
 V uiad)|"aiii. [^iitrctjfn. 
 
 Wakeful with the fright. frt)(aflP^ POr 
 
 '%Vakerully, wikefule, a<(ti. iu,i^ 
 (f)fnb; IP lid) hi ni. 
 
 '%Vakefulnes<«, wAke'f&tnes, «. 
 1. Xtai <!Gi\(l)en, bie 2Da(<)|rtmfcit. 2. bio 
 S(Mof(pri(ifeif. 
 
 '^Wakeitf wl'kn, p. n. 1. n)A(f)eii 
 (ni(f>r fdjlafeii). 2. eriuAcfjcn, Aiit'n)A(f)rii. 
 
 IVakeiif p. o. I. lufrfeii , eriufrfen, 
 aiifiu^rfrii. 2. 1 a) eriuecfen. b) erregeii (her^ 
 pprtrinqfii). Mitxow 
 
 "^Vakener, wAknur, «. ber Qt; 
 iverfrr, ©tmne, bA< triperft ob. reijt, bns 
 ;i{ri}'iiitfe(. 
 
 1W"akf*r, w4'kur, #. I. ©incr, ber 
 ipiidit, ber '!C<id)eiibe. 2. G-iner, ber erwndjr, 
 brr Griuiidjcnbe. ^ 
 
 Jrrov. Late watchers are no early wak 
 ers. mer iViit i" SSffrr a,(\)i , ileljt ipat Aiif. 
 
 IWakinq', wA'king. ». \. 6a« lCff= 
 frii , ?liifiprrfcii ; 2Cad)cii, &riiiiid)eii. 2. •" 
 ffir Watcli. [Pie =Ii3.ifliid)ii. 
 
 IValacliia, wallA kea. «. [(ijrpor.l 
 
 IVale, wAle. OP. gwialeii) ». 1. 
 (ludjuiAd).) fcie 9(iird)rpte. 2. bie ©rrifiiic, 
 ber ^icb. 3. [-Wnr.] -s. p/. bie 9}cnif)prier. 
 
 Channel-wale. ('TOar.J bn< !8erfll;pli 
 uiirer ber jiuciteii iBntrrrie. 
 
 Wale-knot, f. Wall-knot, --lid 
 ed. --reared, f. Wall-sided. 
 
 "UVule, [Orrrf.l elioiee; to ehuoke. 
 
 '^fales, wAies, #. [(iJcpflt.] lemeg, 
 
 2Bnfli«. 
 
 N e w S o u t h-W ales, gieiiiSub.flUJanU. 
 
 ^^'alk, wawk. (niiadi". wealcan) r. 
 n. 1. |jcl;eii, ivAiibcIn; unil;erivAnbcliii ivaiu 
 
 WAL 
 
 bern; (oon ©eifttrn) iimgefjrn. 2. i a) B 
 roniibelu (leben, fjAiibelii, fid) betrnflen). b) 
 * (in) ju t^iiii l)Abeii (nut), c) v (iu) fii-ft 
 eraeljen (iit). d; t i>n ©aiige fem (ppr fid> 
 gfljen). 3. eineu ®d)rirt (icl)iii, im ©d)ritte 
 gel)en (ppii 'ipKrbcii). 4. fid) crgcijeii, iprtiie> 
 rrn, (iiiliuAiibeln. 5. + (gripiiliiiJ. to - ia 
 sleep) im ©d)late ipanberii , nn(^ti»aiibeiii, 
 bet 9iii(^t l)eruiiiipaiibeln. 6. bAppugcl)eii, 
 luriigrheti. Spenser. 
 
 2. b) Do you think I'd walk in any 
 plot? B JoNsoir. 
 
 2. c) Her tongue did walk 
 
 In foul reproach. Spenscb, 
 
 2. d) Atf.tirs thut walk. 
 
 As they say spirits do at midniglit. 
 Smak. 
 
 To walk slowly, feiiie ©(ftritte jAl)liii, 
 abinr(|cn. A spirit -s in tliis house, ti gf()t 
 in bifiVni ipain'e iini , e« fpiirft in bieiV iit 
 jpiun'e. To - with God. || niit WPtt ivanbrin. 
 
 To walk about, l)i'riiniot'l;tn , l}eruni» 
 ivaiibcrn. ^ 
 
 To walk along, ivritcr ()cl)en, ^ 
 
 To walk back, iiirt'i(t>)rl)en. 
 
 To walk by, ppruPer9fl)eii. 
 
 To walk down. I)tiiiiiiti'rgel)en. 
 
 To walk forward, poriuArti ge^en, 
 lueiter grhen. 
 
 To walk in. f)inein geljen, l)inein treten, 
 l)iiieiii fpaiirren, herein fpaiieren, l)eceiii treten. 
 
 To walk out, aiiSipajieren. 
 
 To walk off, brtppngel;eii, ft(<) fottina* 
 djeii , fid) bAPPninAd)en. 
 
 To walk on, furtiuanberti. 
 
 Walk on ! gel) ju! 
 
 To walk over, bcii nu«geni«4iteti pb. 
 (iffti-n 513cg juri'irflegen. (fl<l)«n. 
 
 To walk round, tim (^tipaj i)criiin 
 
 To walk up. hinaiif gfljcn. To — to 
 any one, Aiif (5'iiieii jiigeljen , Ipfgeljeii. 
 
 "^Walk, V. a. I. biird)ivaiibrrn, biir((>< 
 (icl)fn (eiiien 2I5alb if.). 2. (fiberl).) (Iaiig« 
 ratiDflfljeii nind)fii, fiil;rfn ; (bcf.) ini ®d)ntre 
 iiel^en infji'ii ( ipfcrbe jc. ) , fpajiercn reiteii. 
 
 3. i ((S'tiieii) ffiljrcn (ihrongh. bnril)). 
 
 2. The coachman walked his horses 
 
 from Woodbridge to Princeton. He 
 
 found the road so bad he was oliliged 
 
 to — his horse. Webster. 
 
 To walk the rounds, bie 9{unbe gcljen, 
 
 tl)nn. To — any one about, (fmcn Ijeruiiu 
 
 fi'iljeen. To — round, iiiii (Jtipa* I)eriiinfiil)« 
 
 riMt. (The crew was compelled) to — the 
 
 plank, I'lbcr rin i«()inalc6 Srct niit perbiiiif 
 
 Dcncii ?liigcn geljen (eine ©trafe filr 'TOcuk 
 
 tirer to. 
 
 ^%''alk, «. 1. brr ®>ing (bad (!)(I)rn; 
 bie "Jlrt jii ndjfii). 2. berfflaiig, ©pniirrg.iiig. 
 ,J. bi-r (5>niig (bie Siiiige beS auf eiiimal Pi« 
 \\\ eiiieni 9{iit)epiiiifre jiin'iffgrlcgrcn 2Bige*). 
 
 4. brr CSJnng (bn« 3iel Ui (i)i'l;en*). 5. i a) 
 Per 9{.uini. b) bie ^al)ii. 6. ber 0)aiig (^ct 
 Ort jiini (^)r()en, niif Pcni ninn gel)ft,>, iUeg; 
 (bef.) ber ©p.i)irrgaiig, ©piijicriueg, bie '21(t 
 lee. 7. t ein betliiiiinter 1l)eil fines ^HJalbcS. 
 SiiAK. 8.(bfi'!l>fcr&cnK.)bcr©d)ritt.9.l2eaib« 
 nifpr.) ber ©rrid), Jjliig. - of snipe* , ein 
 5(ng ©djiiepfcn. 10. (IDetlinb.) Pie 3iirfcr» 
 !c. '^Jflanjiiiig. II. (ilatt Whelk) [yfatarg.J 
 bie fd)te 533fiiPrItreppe. 
 
 5. a) He upeiied a boundless walk for 
 
1082 F4te, far, fall, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. N6. in6ve. n6r, gftt, 6il, cl6fid. Tiibe, t6b, ffill. iMn. THIs. 
 
 WAL 
 
 hi* IntRgination , tt cr5ffnete fe'mer QinbiU 
 tutiflSfrnft einen enMofeii 3{aum. Pope. 
 
 5. b) Tlii» is not within the walk of 
 the historian, Mc8 U(Qt llicftt ailf 6ct SBn^H 
 6e« ®ercf)irf)t|(l)rcibcr«. 
 
 A sheep-walk, fcie ©(f)nff)Ut, ©(!)<if> 
 nJfi^e. The snipe at -, [^aismiVr. ] ^ie 
 ©djuepfe nut 6eii> ©tricfte. Our morning- 
 -8, our evening--s, iiiiftre ©pnjier' 
 floiifle am 9)?mjcn, am 9lben&. A long -. 
 a short -, ein Innger, fiirjer ®pnjlcron"0- 
 (We often know a person in a distant 
 apartment) by his -, an ifjrem ®anoe. To 
 take a -, to fetch a -, einen ©pnjifroang 
 «nfi(t)en , fpniicren (jcljen. The starry -s 
 above, bie ©terneiiweGe Sroben. Shady -, 
 ber ©cf)ntteiin)e(i. 
 
 IValkable, wiwk'abl. adj. -f nox-- 
 Oiif mnn <\tijt\\, fpfnteren, luftmanfieln fann. 
 
 '^Walker, wiwkur, t. i. (*incr, der 
 (je^t; t»er •5uen'i"fl«. ©pnjier(]on(jer. 2. i 
 Cfincr, 6er aiif eine befondere SBeife l)niibcU, 
 fid) aiiffrir)rt. 3. 19{rd)t>;fpr.} ber SC.ilH'ct)!"!^. 
 gorilbeatnte, saSaiDbeamte, gorilronrt, %'ot- 
 (ler, ^egereitet. 
 
 A stout w a 1 k e r, G-|ncr, ber nut }u JJiigc 
 1(1. A street--, 1. ber ^flflflcrtrercr. 2. 
 tie ®n(Tenf)iire. Night--, 1. ber 'Sind)t= 
 wnnbercr. 2. bie ®nfTmf)iire. 
 
 IWalker, (SBnifcr) ♦. I. ber WnU 
 fer. 2. [frb. Dertr.J bie SQ3nlfniul;le, 2Unlfe, 
 ba8 SBnlfii'crf. 
 
 'VW^alking'f wiwk'ing. «. bad ®ef)en, 
 Spnjicreu; SSBnntiedi; SBflnbcrn. 
 
 W a 1 k i n g up the wall, o (beitn SBirtt)e) 
 In bie fireibe off'it')'". 
 
 Walking-cane, — staff, — stick, 
 ter ©pfljierflocf, b<i6 ©pajierroljr, — fire, 
 ber Ornvifd), bn8 5rriict)t. — place, bet 
 ®pn}terpla<j. --poulterer, ber Ijaiifirenbe 
 ^liljnerDieb, bie fjaiifirenbe 5?ul;nerbiebiun. 
 ~-wliip, bie ®pfljierpeirfd)e. 
 
 1¥alk-iiiill, wil»k'mill. «. [Dertt.] 
 bie 533iilfniu()le, 213nlfe, t)<\6 ^Dnlfiwcrf. 
 
 '%¥mI1, will, ((at. vallum; annelf- 
 weal; ruff, val; IB. gwal; ir. U. (jnrl. balla 
 II. fal; aSiafl) «. 1. bie «Banb, <)}i\iucr. 2. 
 pi. -s, a) bie 'Wnuern, JJcrtUMijfiuerfc, ge-- 
 (lung; (Bnljcr <\ud) fiir) bie ©tabi; j. i8. To 
 Jive within or williout the — », ilinfrl)alb 
 Dt. nugerljiiib ber ©taM mofjueii. b. (Sicflfl' 
 brciiu.] bif ©ctirfjren (3'e<iel ic.). o (*)Jfin.) 
 bie Jtrifliifle ob. bie frirtaniiiifd)en Sdinber, 
 ivptnit bie itiiiftf}iid)en ribcrji'orn finb. 
 
 A dead w aJ I . eiMc ■i))?iiner. luornuf nid)t8 
 grbnut ifl. A - of rock, cine 5<''i''"'»iiib. 
 — s of Htoiie or brick, OJfnufrii aiii ©rciueu 
 Db. SBarfili'iiien. To give one the -, G"iiien 
 cbciirtii flchfii InffiMi. Ti) take the — , obcnnu 
 flel)eii; (of) gineni uprflehcu. Shak. 
 
 ProB. Walls m.iy have ears, SDiinbe 
 ^abcii Dl}rcn. 
 
 Wall-creeper, [OrnitI).] ber TOnuer« 
 laufcr, ^Knuerfpec^t. — cress, [23Pt.] I. 
 ta6 uMacf)tel()utmfrnut, fflaiifefrout (genus 
 Turritis). 2. eine 91rt lurfcnfreffe (genus 
 Arabis). --fern, [Sot.] ber ©tcinfarn, 
 ©aumfarn, G'id)enfarn. — flower, [SJot.] 
 bie gRauerblume, (jelbeSeufoje ; yellow bloody 
 — , bie ©tnnfleni'iple; variegated leaved yel- 
 low -, bie fct)ecfifl:6latrcrtae Oi'I^« SBiiMe. -- 
 ftuit, bai ©palierobft, on ber ^IRauer cb. 
 
 WAL 
 
 am ©pntier (jejpgene Dbft. --gun, ber' 
 Doppi'll)nten. --hook, ber 9Jfauerl)iifen 
 (fi'ir Dad)rinnen It.), --knot, (aud) Wal- 
 nut knot), [rBJnr. ] ber ©rt)nuermnnu«> 
 fni'pf; single -, ber eii<ilird)c SDanDfnppt; 
 double -, ber beutfd)e 2l3niibtncpf. ©d)iib! 
 (uppf. — louse, bie 2Donblau8, 233anjc. 
 --moss, t>a6 &id)enuieD5. —-nail, ber 
 ©pntiernngel. —-penny- wort, [35i>t.J bie 
 ^inbetpflrtiije. — pepper, [58ot.] ber 'JTfnuj 
 erpfeffer, ©reinpfeffcr. --pie, [25i)t.] eine 
 airt ^JfUjfraut (spec, ^splenium). -- 
 piece, f. —-gun. --rocket, [Sot.] ber 
 miibe 2Cefl|'eaf, tas £liicrfenfraut. --rue, 
 [SSot. ] bte 'OKrtuerriiute, ©teiuraute, ia& 
 flenie 9?auteumil}frant. --sided, aufi^e: 
 Ijenb, flcrnbe; [OKnr.] A - ship, ein ©d)iff, 
 bi'iTen ©eiren aiif u. nieber ileljen, feme Qu\> 
 ii>eid)UiiG t}abtH. —-spring, eine au& einer 
 JJeli"enr(<)id)t ob. JeHeniunnb l;cri<orfiniinunbe 
 Duede. --tree, ber ©palierbauni. -- 
 wort, [9501.) bai Oifniierfraut, (ijla^fraut, 
 ber 3iicbfrl)0l)inber, 'Jlrtid) (spec. Sambucus). 
 
 "^Vall, V- a. I. mil einer '')i)^tuer uin: 
 (jef-en, einniauern, uinninuern. 2. i labouu 
 umiM)iiegcn. 3. burd) "TOanern oerrljeibigen, 
 biieiligen. 4. i'. To - up. [ilungen. 
 
 Walled towns, befeiliijte ©tiibte, ge- 
 
 To wall up, juniiuiern, verniaiiern. 
 
 °%%^aller, waii'ur, «. &iner, ber ein> 
 mnuert, iimnianert. [£i(t)tplinten. 
 
 "UVallers, will'urz. t. pi. nuiTtnijene 
 
 '%¥ullerite,wiireitt, «. ['i)}?ineralg.] 
 ber aC'ilIerit. 
 
 '%Valleif wol'lit, (oerm. tnit maden) 
 «. I. ber SCatincf, Xluenarf, ©c^nappfocf, bie 
 Dfei|'etard)e; ©d)reiuiard)e. 2. etmnfi if)eruor« 
 rafleubeS u. 9iieberl;ansienbe5. -» of flesh. 
 JJifirdjflumpcn. Shak. 
 
 Il'all-eye, wlir {, (p. altbeutid). 
 iveileu u. eye; «. bai ©la^aiifle (be\. bei 
 'iJJftrben). [augig. 
 
 1%^alI-Cyed, wilF-lde, adj. fllne. 
 
 '%%'alliiijjff uill'ing, t. 1. ba& Uuu 
 mauern. 2. ba6 ®einauer, ^Jiniicriuerf. 3. 
 Bie 'OJraterialien }u ■DJfauern. 4. pi. IBitQth 
 breun.] bie ©d)id)ieii Oiegtl, »a(filcin«). 
 
 Tlie w a 1 1 i n g of a wallkiiot. l»))far.] ber 
 juerfi gemad)re fiiiopf , mn einen ©d)auer> 
 luniinSfMppt Ob. ©d)tlffiiopi ju niad)en. 
 
 '%'i'alluuit, walluun'. adj. ivalloiiird). 
 - «. i. ber iU3allon. 2. ba£ 2il3aUonird)e, bie 
 ma(loiiird)c £prad)e. 
 
 IVallup) wnl lup. (pon ivaflen u. 
 up) V. u. loalien, aufioallen, fteben, (od)en, 
 brubiln. Iiffett). 
 
 IVallopf s. bai ©tilcf, ber ^lumpen 
 
 "YUulluW) wol'lo, (niigef. wealwiun; 
 
 WAN 
 
 5a3nf|en , ®irf)-.«a3afj*n. 
 
 W a 1 1 o w i n g - p 1 a e e , bie Jtpff|Ia((>e, 
 ©d)n)cmnie , <J>fi'i^e. 
 
 ^W^allu%«'injfly, wol'lAingli, adg. 
 walienb, niit SDnlien. 
 
 tVallowisli, wol'luUh, adj.-t (dfal 
 (oou ®etriinffn), efclljaft. — Wa I lo wis fa- 
 nes s, bai ©d)ale, ©felDafte, bie ®erd)nia(f« 
 lofigfeit. [maden. 
 
 ^tValin, wiwm. «. bai ^nden, >lluf> 
 
 To give it a walm, e6 gclinbe (oc^en 
 laffc". 
 
 IValnut, will'nut, (angelf. walh a 
 hnuta) t. 1. bie S[UaUnug, iuair4)e >77u@. 3. 
 ber ffiadnii^bnum. 
 
 Walnut-knot, f. Wall-knot. — 
 shell, bie sa>adnuei"(t)ale. --tree, btf 
 «35a(lniigbanni. 
 
 '%1'alruii, will'rus,^ } *. [3poI.] 
 
 IWaltrou, wiii'trun, ^ba^^.iIlroS. 
 
 IValteC) wiil'tur, «. (Gigenn.) 
 Sa3altl)er. 
 
 IValtli, [Dertl.] plenty. 
 
 IValtz, wilU, «. [lanjM ber WaU 
 jer. — 0. n. lualjen. 
 
 "^li'aiiible) uom'b), (f)on. vemelen; 
 ban. vamler) v. n. 6 nut Uebelfeit ber<t)>V)ert 
 fein, g^cigung jutn Grbrrdjcn l)aben, auf» 
 Imogen. [auf, ti roirb niir luefie, ube(. 
 
 My stomach wambles, ti (li3@t niic 
 
 Wamble-cropped, G 9?eiguiig jiiiu 
 ©rbrfd)fn Ijnbenb. [3lrt 2lron. ' 
 
 '%%''ainpee, wompe*', t. [£5ot.] eine 
 
 '%W^aiiipuin) wom'pum, (inb.) «. bet 
 Wampum (®d)nure von 9>?ui'd>eln, n)eld>e 
 bei ben Onbianern bie ©tede bti ©elbefi uer* 
 treten, fo loie jum ©rfjmurfe ober ®urtef 
 bienen; biefer ©t^mucf ivirb bieiveilen and) 
 wampumpeague, wompeague, wampam- 
 peague genannt). 
 
 Wampum -wise, Had) ^(rt ber SS3am< 
 pum geilieft --work, bie STDampiiniflirferei. 
 
 "Viran, won, (angelf. waa, waan) adj. 
 bleic^, bla^. 
 
 To grow wan, 6(a@ roerbrn, erbleid)en. 
 
 '%Van, flatt Won, • prael. won Win. 
 
 '%%'au(l, wnnd, (l)on. vaaud) t. 1. blC 
 diatt)t. @erte. 2. ber ©tab; $erolb(lab, &omt 
 manboflab; 3auber|tab, bte 3auberruti)e. 
 
 A few strokes of a wand, einige i^iebc 
 mit einer Stntfje ober ®erte. Divining-, 
 ber 3auber(lab. Mercury's wand, bet 
 ©d)langcii|lab bei ^)ferfiir. 
 
 "^W^auded, wondld, adj. 1. niit einer 
 3{iifl)e uerrel)en. 2 oon ©taben, uon ^iuttjtn 
 gcf{od)ten, uon ilOeibeurutljen gef{od)tcn. 
 
 A wauded chair, ein t)albruuber, VDII 
 XDcibenrutljen geflod)tener ©tutjl. - barket, 
 
 goti). waliigan; lodljciu v. n. I. fid) lunlicn ber liJiibenforb. 
 
 (un 2311KC :c.), (oon ©djiueineii) fid) fiiijlen. 
 2. i fid) lodljen, fid) l)eruiniudiicn. 3. f fid) 
 ludlien (fid) Iniiguim nuD fit)iuer fortbeiuegeiu. 
 2. Man wallowiug in his native im- 
 purity. South. 
 
 To w a 1 1 o w iu pleasures, in SSergnugun> 
 gen fd)ii'ininien, 
 
 IValluiVf V. a. ivdfien. 
 
 "IW^al low, *. eiiu 'iUrt lodljenber ® ang, 
 SaSnljer/ b(\6 Drel)en 
 
 '^Vaiider^ wou'dur, (angelf. waad- 
 
 rian; loanbem) V. n. 1. ivanbern; utmdr* 
 
 men, l)eruinn)nnbern, f)eriini|lreifen, l)eruni» 
 
 irren, l)erunird)meiffn. 2. j a) (from) al>< 
 
 weict)e'n (oon), fid) entfernen (oon). b) ii.feio. 
 
 2. a) let me not wander irom thy coiit. 
 
 mandments. Biblb. 
 
 Wandering, 1. tvanbernb, tteruni* 
 
 lanfenb. 2. i fafelnb , jerflreut , flatterl)nft. 
 
 Tliey wandered about in sheep-skins 
 
 IW^alluiver, wol'luiir, «. &iner, and goat skins, || fie finb ijeruingtgangen in 
 
 ber fid) tin ilotl)e ii'iilit. | ^pcljen unb 3iegen(eden. He wandereiU 
 
 '%¥ailu wins') wol'lulng, «. 6a«, abroad for bread, Q C« ieuc^t (jiu uab ()tt 
 
The, far, fall, fat. M*, mit. Fine, ffn. Ni. m6ve, n6r, got, 6il, cl6(ld. Tiibe, tfib, ffill. tAin, THis. 1083 
 
 WAN 
 
 Hflrf) 9?rDb. 'When God caused me to — 
 from my father's liouse, n 6n mid) (Sett 
 OiiyiT iiieine^ Snterfi ^niife lunntcrii lifg. 
 To - from the point, nic^t bti tet @nd)e 
 
 '%%''nnder, r. a. ? ^llr(f)n)n^^fr^. 
 
 ll'aiiclerer , won'durur, «. ber 
 ffiCniiBtTfr, ®(t>»»nrn«r, if>eriiiii(lrfid)cr, $«-. 
 niiifdtivnniier. [ntid)) tie @terne. Shak. 
 
 Wanderer! of the dark, fflfifter, <06. 
 
 '^Vanderiuir, won'during, «. 1. 
 bflf 2D.lll^«r^ , $eriimirrfn, $"""'0"'fr". 
 bic fflL'nnberiiiig, Orrfn()rt. 2. f a) (from) 
 lit ^Mnt\<i)un(i (uoii), iai ©idj.^ntffriien 
 (veil), b) bie SStrirrung. e) bic £<tivAriiit> 
 tri ; tat »JrtffIn. 
 
 Let him now recover hi* wandering i. 
 fr frniinf nun con friiifn SStrirrnngen )ii> 
 turf. - of tliought*. bie 3'rft""f'ff'f- 
 
 H'aud<*ring^ly,woH'dijringU,a<fp. 
 out fiiif iingru'ifff ob. iinrtntt 2Biil>. 
 
 tVanderififpiess, wondur'ng- 
 iie». s. I. iai i^friimrcfjmeifeii. 2. i bie 
 gi.ittrrhnftinffit, ^txt. (ber SBnnberii. 
 
 '%%'HIld«ro(»f wonderoo', *. (3poI 
 
 '%%'llll<r, wAiie. (aiiorir. wanian) v. n. 
 I. iibiifl)iiicii (I'om TOoiibe). 2. 1 n6ncf)inen, 
 ptrMflen, fiiifen, roelfen. 
 
 The waning age of life, bie ^fi(je Itt 
 {?t'(<rn^. I'm waning in his favor, i(t) 
 Tn'e ill feiner Ohm(l. Beauty- waning. 
 re:ii'rrm(len. Thy wan'd lips, beinr DDin91l 
 tiT '"fhiMi riiiiarbtt-n Sippen. Shak 
 
 "Vlr'niie, e. a. • nbne^nien ntncl)en. 
 
 '%1'aiif*, t. l.iai 9lbiirhinrn (brtf^on 
 bf#i, le^tf SJicrtfl. J. i bie aibnnljme, 9?ei(je, 
 ber SiTMfl. 
 
 She is in her wane, fit ifl nuf bet Weigr, 
 n:niint ab. (The church) is in its -, ifl ini 
 SBrri'ofl. 
 
 ^^'ang", wang, (flniiflf. wang. weng 
 W' ng) » I. (t Pb. 0) bie jtiitiilflbe, ber 
 5J:ii!ibnrfen. —•tooth, ter SBnrfenjfl^n, 
 Sti"(f}obn. 1. t (niiflflf. «ceo-thwang) bfr 
 €(t)iil)rifnien. 3. * ba6 JJelb. 4 "^ ber dtedftw 
 (uiii (^ifin). (^rffniiiifl^lofiflfeit. 
 
 ^^'anliope, wan'hApe, «. t bir 
 
 '%%'^anliorii, wan'hJm, I. [S9ot. ] 
 tiue 91rt l^m'flciijini'er (Kaempferla). 
 
 ^'ailing-, Hi'niiig, «. bai SIbnel): 
 mm. SirfrtHfii, ber Serfiifl. 
 
 ^Vailly, won'U. adv. bltllf) . Milg. 
 
 Wauuedf wond, adj. bleirf), blng, 
 erM.i§t. [93lei(l)e. 
 
 'VVanneMii, won'nas, t, bie 93(niTe, 
 
 '%WannioU) wau'yun, i. ^ bai Un^ 
 6<nrf. 95frbtrbfii. [ob. bfii§ 
 
 IVaiinish, won'iiih,a<f/. etniaiJ bleid) 
 
 '^Vaiitf wont, (aii(]eir. wan, wanian; 
 jrtlj. wan) t. 1. bai QSeefirfiiiJ. 2. bet*U?iin> 
 flfl, bie (J-rnirtiifldiiirt ; (of) ber Wflngel (nil). 
 J. ber Tiai\(\tl ibic 9Iriniitb, Slbiuefeiiljcit bti 
 Hiin i?tbeii Sfti'tljmenbiflen). 
 
 I have no w a n t of it, id) bebnrf ti 
 nic^t. brnii(l)e ti ni<t)t. To liave - of etc.. 
 Wiingel Irtbeii nnic, Qtmai notfjifl t)abtn. 
 To be in -, «)}?nii(|fr leiben. To be in - of 
 etc., qjfrtiiflft leiben an ic, ©tiun* bebiirfen, 
 briiiKten , ii5t(}i(j f^nben. For - of etc., nii< 
 ^Kniiflel nn tc. For - of which, in (frinnn(]e= 
 Oinfl befjfn. 1 find ■ — of your love, id) 
 (lube I bii0 Sic nii^ nic^t lieben. 1 have a] 
 
 WAN 
 
 great - of him, Itf) irenni(Te i^n fe^r. - of 
 faith, ber Ungdinbe. - of money, bet ®elb 
 ninngel, bie ®elbnotf). 
 
 W a n t - w i t , t *« Ginfa(t«pinfe( 
 Diimmfopf, 1app6. 
 
 Want, p. a. I. n5t()ig f^aben, bran 
 djen , (©tivnS ob. einer ©iidie) beMirfen. 2 
 Qtwai ni(t)t t^nben , bnron ^TOoniifl fjaben 
 obet (eibeii. 3. gern rooQin , mun|'d)en , per 
 Iiingen. 
 
 It want! to be reformed, ti tttug Per 
 beffert werben. He -» no good will, ti feljit 
 il)ni nlrt)t an (jufem SBiden. The nnha{)py 
 never - enemies, ti fchU ben ltiigliirflid)en 
 nid)t rtii JJeiiiben. I - every thing, ti fel)lt, 
 flcbri(t)t niit nn Slflem. To - money, fcin 
 OJelb (jnben, (Selb brnud)cn. Tlie sum -« a 
 dollar of the amount of debt, ber S3etr>ig 
 ber ©(t)iilb ubcrfteiot bie Siiinine inn eiiieii 
 UoHnr. He -• her for a wife, et ni&djrc 
 (le fletne jiir %tau. I - to speak to him 
 id) «nu0 il)n ipredjen, id) in&d)te il)ii fprcd)eii 
 Tliis book is very much wanted, inail 
 rerliinflt biei'e« did) (tt)v, niiin oerloiigt fel)r 
 nod) biefein 5Sud)e. You are wanted, nimi 
 i>erlnngt nad) O^nen. Who -s you to do 
 it? iper perlnngt bai upn Olj""""- 
 
 '%Vant, p. n. (in. nn) fel)(en, ninngefn 
 
 There wants but a litile, ti fehit nid)r 
 piel. To be wanting, frhlen, ni>iiigelii. To 
 he wanting In etc., ti frfjirn IniJeii, er 
 ninngein Inffcn nn it. I sJiall not be want 
 ing in exertion, id) iwerbe mid) be(1en« be 
 nifi()en, befheben. England is not want- 
 ing in (a learned nobilily) etc. , ti fi'l)lr 
 e^iiglnnb nid)t nn ic. Which in cHmivorouf. 
 animals are wanting, ben f{eird)treffrnb(ii 
 ll}ieren nbgefjen, mnngcln. His bounty is ne 
 ver wanting to our needs, feilie 0>l*ltr 
 forgt ftet« fur iinfere ©eburfniffe. I sliall not 
 be wanting on my part, nn mit fp(l ti 
 md)t fel)(en, id) roerbe bai ^Keinige bnbei 
 tl)lin. Be not wanting to yourself. Iil^t 
 ti an tud) nid)t |el)Icn, petgeiit end) "i*'- 
 Wanting one, einct nii^gcniMnnuii, niiper 
 eiiieni . lueniger eiiieii, bxi niif eineii. 
 
 IVaat, (nngelf. wand) «. ber «»fnul 
 luurf. [*fJ?n«Ircurf«^rigcl. 
 
 W a n t ■ h 1 1 1 , bet «J)fniili»urfcl)niiff ii, 
 
 'VVantag^ey wontldje, i. bai SJeij* 
 lenbe, Drfliit. (ft.inbe brfinblitft, teid). 
 
 lYantlenSt wonfils, adj. im aBi'lji« 
 
 1%'antOU, won'iun. (m. gwantan) 
 adj. I. I'ippig (0rijn, Sa3rtd)«tfjuni it.), geil 
 1. uppig, lerfet; ipoflfiilifl, lujlern, geil, 
 bnf)lerifd); unji'id)tig, firei. 3. nn^gelnfTen, 
 mutljiuinig, Ipfe, lcid)ttertig, fd)iilfl)nft. 4. 
 niiintet, nufgeroecft, frp!)lid), Iii|lig. 5. l In 
 d)enb (UPn gelbctn ic). 6. (nutft ppn ll)ie> 
 ren) innntet. Shak. 
 
 Wanton dr*8», iippige Itfeibet. - pa- 
 late, ba« Cerfermnul. - eyes, I'djnifljntte 
 SUigen. - look, ein Inacrntr, gcilet, bul)lc: 
 ri!d)ct 93lirf. - discourse, iin\ud)ti<\t 9{t-- 
 ben. To cast a — eye upouetc. , liiileriie 
 ^lirfe nufic. nietfen. - dullness, pi.n ber 
 Segierbe entfleijenbe Irflgljeit, etiimpfljcit. 
 SiiAK. To grow - by prosperity, iiii (5)lurfe 
 ribermfitfjig wcrben. How does your tongue 
 grow - in her praise ! luie aiidrd)iveifrnb ill 
 ^ure 3""(ie •" iljrem Cobe! Audisor. - 
 trick, bet @(^e!mea|trei4). lu - spoct, ant 
 
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 OTnthroifren , fnc^enben 'TOiit^e*. '^■ 
 
 IV anion, #. l. bie luplluilige ^crfon. 
 95nfjlcrinn, bai geile Wenfd); ber 33ublct. 
 i^nrer. 2. ber S&fflet, pcriiebte 'TInrr, fflerf. 
 3. ber Xnnbler, <5>nieiifu6, liipuit'<*f <)Kfnrd), 
 ©eidjling, 6d)mnrt)Iiiig. Shak. 4. f (nW 
 9iebfpriing«iport). Peace, ray -, ruljig, incip 
 Sicbet, niein :per^en^jnnge. B. Jorsos 
 
 To play the wanton, ben ©frten fpie* 
 len. I am afraid you make a — of me, id; 
 turd)te, iht tnnbelt niir nut mir. Shak. 
 
 IVanton, v. n. l. fid) nuf eine wpIi 
 liiilige 5Irt pcrgiiiigen, licbdn, ber SBpflnfl 
 pflcgen. 2. ipicicii , tnnbelii , fdj.ifcrii. 3. 
 rd)ip>injcln, Ijerumflntrcrii, rd)ipnrmeii. 4. 
 pnrrerii, lunflen (pen ben <5)niiren jo. 
 
 IVanton, ». a. uppig nmtt)*"- 
 
 Vl^antuuize, wontiinu?, p. n. -f 
 fTd) fippig beiirljuieii ; 9Jtur|)ipiaen treiben, 
 Kiiien *)Kiithmiflen niiflnffcn. 
 
 1%'^antouly, uon'tuuU, arfp. 1. &pt 
 pig. 2. Iu(lerii, geif. 3. muthiutdig, ipfe; 
 au«flc(ii(Tcn, frci. 4. luflifl, fr&ljlic^, Uid)iftu 
 tig, miintet. 
 
 IVanfonness, won'tunnes, «. 1. 
 bie lleppigfeit. 2. ter S?anq jiir ajpdufl, biC 
 (^Jeiiljeit, £u|ternl)eit. 3. bet «JKnfl)roi(le, bic 
 2cid)tfertigfeit ; 9lu6gfInfTcnf)eit, 'OTunterfeit ; 
 Suiligfeit, 5JrPl'l'd)feit. 4. bie 3"af"Pfi<j'e't. 
 
 Only for wantonness, aui bipgetn 
 ''}}?utl)ivinen. (As flowery bands) in - ar« 
 worn, ninn jiiin @d)erje trngt. (Our bor- 
 rowing word't from other nations) is now 
 a -, not a necessity, ifl je^t eine 3f «''}«''» 
 Die mir uni eriauben, feiiie ^Wptfjipenbigfeit. 
 
 tl^'anty, won'te, (f^oU. want?) «. 
 [OiTtl.] ber (Mutt, '•piirfriemen. 
 
 V%'apacut, wap'akut, «. [Otnit^.J 
 Pie ni>r?ninerifiuiird)e Quit, 9?ad)teuU. 
 
 llTaped, wik'ped, (and) Wap'pea- 
 ed) (p. Int. vapulo u. awliap, wliap) 
 adj. + niebergerdilngen, gibeiigt. Shak 
 
 VlTapentake, wapuiike, > (nni 
 
 '%Wapeutac, wap'ntak, ) gelf. 
 waepen-tac) *. 1. bie Gent, bet ©eyrf (ill 
 einigen n&rblid)eu (?'3rnfrd)nfteu GuginiibS). 
 2. bie diottt, Ijunbert Wiiiiu. 
 
 "IVappe, wop. «. eine 'Ktt i^aiiff^nnb. 
 
 11'apper, wap'pur, «. eine ^tt 
 (5>ruuMiiig. 
 
 IM^ar, wir, (nngelf. waer; fir. guerre; 
 2Del)r, ©eiueljr) «. 1. ber firicg. 2. t bet 
 Kninpf, ©tteit. 3. 1 ? bie SDiiifen; Krieg6» 
 tnnd)t, ^ett, itrieg^ljeet. 
 
 Man of war, 1. Der fitirget, ©Pibnt. 2. 
 [ rJJfnt.] bn« ^riegifrd)iff. Man of - birds, 
 [Drnitl^.] junnbernbe ©it nfgnnfe , finpt"d)afe 
 (Diomedea exulans). Powers at —. bie frieg< 
 (utjrenben ^Knc^te. Open -, bie p)fene gcl)be. 
 Art of — , bie Aricgffunil. Council of — , 
 ber firicgSrntf). Place of -, ber Xrieg^pln^ 
 (befeiligte Ori). Cliauce of -, bai firieg^t 
 glud. Holy -. bet Ijeilige i^rieg (Jireujiiig). 
 Used to -, nn ben Srieg gnuDfjMt, nbgel^iir* 
 tct. In the thickest of the -, im l)t'i@c|len 
 itnmpfe. In the - upon etc., in bem Jirage 
 mil ic. To make - (to wage -) upon (to), 
 mit IC. jtrieg fiihren. To make - to any 
 on*, (^inrn befriegen. 
 
 W a r - a X , eine >5lrt ©rreitnjct. --beat, 
 --beaten, im JJricge niugfUDinmen ,b. ^. 
 abijcnu^t.;. — horse, oai <B<i)iad)xuitt6, 
 
1084 Fa'**, far, fall. fat. Mft. met. Fine. fin. NA. move. n6r, ^ot. 3fl. cl6i\d. Tiibe. tiih. fi^ll. t//in. THis. 
 
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 War-man. + flltflntt. Man of war. — of- 
 fice, Mo ^nea^fDflegium. --proof, tie 
 (jrvriifte Inpfcvftit. — rocket, bie fon^ 
 greu'r(t)e 23raiiDrafi:te. — scot, Me ^ricg^s 
 (Icucr { 6ei ben QliKjelfrtcbrc" ). - •■ w h o o p . 
 bftS ^rieo5gci"d)rci. --worn, im Snege 
 nbgemitjt 06. uiitgcuotnnien , friegeniiiiPet. 
 
 'War, V. n. 1. friegeii, Ivciig fiiljren ; 
 
 (upon, on) ^rieg fri()rcn (mit) ; (for) fnmpfen 
 
 (Hill). 2. i (Ireitcn (with, against, fligeu, 
 
 loifet). [Bible. 
 
 2. Lusts wliich war against the soul. 
 
 And tliey warred against tlie Midia- 
 nites, I! u. fie fiilireteii tni $ecr luiBer Bit 
 gjfiBiniiirer.CWitli new diseases)on ourselves 
 w»- -, f fi"il)reii iDir gcgen iin» fclbil Sricg. 
 
 liVar , V. a. i befricgeii, frefel)£>cn. 
 
 1%'arl»Ie, war'bl, (luirbelii) v. n. 1. 
 (in einfotiiiigfu, fd)ue(I mietcrf)Olten 9nukii 
 ert&iieii) luirbein. 2. tnaerii. 3. finjjcii, fd>ln = 
 (jeti, jiuirr({)ern. 
 
 Warbling, 1. njir6clii&, fcftuictternb ; 
 frtjiagnie, jiuirrd)friib. 2. ? uoii nictoDif^eni, 
 l)artiieiiirrt)iMii fflefange en'c^alleiib. 
 
 '%%'arble, v. a. l. trident. 2. 6e6cii 
 nind)cii (eiiie ©nite). 3. meloBifd) uortrngen. 
 
 (If slie be right invok'd) with wa.rbled 
 •ong. niit ntel»Bi|'(t)eiii , l)nrniDiiiftl)em 6)e- 
 
 '*%''arble, *■ bcr ®cfiing. [fange. 
 
 ■^Vjirbler, war'blur, *. I. (u. 955= 
 flflii getr.j bcr ©ringer, tie ©aiigcrinii. 2. 
 [Ci'iiith.] pi. -s, t>ie 23iirrf)|"iiiigcr (Sylviae). 
 
 Epicurean warbler, [CniitI).] bie gei^ 
 fleiibrrfyel- Blue-tliroated-, bn« a5lniifcl)lct)Cii 
 
 "Y^'arbleSf wirbU, iau6 war-beetle 
 jufnmmeitgej.) *. pi. eiiie fleiiie, burc^ 3?fi.- 
 biiiig bc6 ©nttel« ob. bie Cnrucn ber QSrcimV 
 hn Kticfen bcr ipferbe, b«6 9Jiiibi>iel)« ic. cr 
 jtugrc t)Mte (?Jercf)miiI|1. 
 
 1Wa.rd, wird, nngelf- weard, in 3u 
 fnitinicnictjiingcn = WMt&, [■ versus; j. 93. 
 Heavenward, l)tniitieliudrt^. 
 
 IWurd, (nngclf. weardlan; 5H5iirfe, 
 ivarteii; fr. garde) o. a. 1. * (from) beiuiil). 
 ten, beidtii^nx (oor). 2.* bcivac^en. 3. To 
 -> (Db. fleiu6l)nlirf)er) to — off, abfjnlten, ai>. 
 lueljren, abiucnben; (eineii ©treid)) |>iirirfii. 
 4. i (geauil)iil. iiiit off; nbljnlten, nbiuehiri'ii, 
 
 '%Ward, V. n. 1. <■ >iHirf)eii, 20'i({)e ()al: 
 ten. 2. tuit eiiitr SEnffe ufrtl^cibigiiiigeiueirc 
 JU ^'rrfe fli'fjeii, ben $ieb ob. ©tog parireii. 
 
 '%1'ard, *. I. bie SSSadje, $iit, 2i3il)r. 
 SBciuarf)uiig ; [3{ecl)tsrpr] bie beii ©rabtrrii 
 flnuerrrnure 25ciwiid)iiiifl bcrStiibt, bcfonBfr^ 
 jiir 'ingefijeit. 2. bie 9iii|'|ld)t, 95ormuiib: 
 |'(t>aft. 3. bcr 9Jiifref)cr; j. 2). Fire--, ber 
 3eiier(iiirTel)er, Jfi-iicr|'rf)niifr. 4. bie SSer: 
 Wflljnmg, 5?iitt, ber ©iiunf^rram (bie Oicfon; 
 flenfrt)iift). 5. (bn$ 31nit eiiieS SBoriiimib*) 
 bie 25i'rniiiiibrrf)iifr, 5J5ili'grrf)afr. 6. ber ubcr 
 tie •^KfiiiBer, bcr ^pcgliiig, ^ffegfoljM. 7. (in 
 rngerer 93cbfiitiiiig) ber iimm'iubige (untcr 
 inn ©rfiii^e be« Corbfrnijlerg flehenbe) &rbe 
 etneS Seljiiiiiaiine^ bet fiijiiigd (iVIrf)e ©rbeii 
 l)figen bnf)et -» in chancery). 8. [gccfttf.l 
 bit ^nr<ibe. 9. t bie SBefa^iing, (Miirnifoii. 
 10. bie Sefliing, SCnrtt, ©djaiije. Suak. 11. 
 ± bie ©djnnje (ber 9ieiiil}cit lO. 12. [©d)(o(T.] 
 a; bie X5e|Vi^iing, ba6 OJcwirr. b) tcr (Fiiu 
 flrid>. 13. ba6 'Jfcuier, bcr Scjirf; (iiveiu 
 gerer SScbciimng ) a) ba& SBaibreiutar. b) 
 ia6 SBiertel, ©tabrvimei. 
 
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 There are twenty -six wards in Lon- 
 don. Sonboii i|l ill ("ed)o iiub jmaujig SSiertel 
 cinget()eilt. Alderman of a -, bcr 25icrtel6; 
 iiieiftcr. Watch and -, bie 2Diirt)e, ©d)nr: 
 luadje. The court of -s, ba& ^iipitleii; 
 gccK^t , ?lSin.nflciifoflegiuiii , bee ipupiden- 
 I'eililt. To whom 1 am now in — , miter 
 bctjcit 2Si>rinuiiDrd)a|t id) jctjt fli'l)e. Tliat he 
 liad brought the crown out of—, bn^ er 
 Die ^nnie uou ber 25i>riniiiibr(^nft befrcit 
 l)abe. (Tisif^hone there) keeps the — , i)Alt 
 '23iid)e. He was held in — , mail l)iclt il;ii 
 ill ®eiuiit)r|'iini. To put in -, gcfaiigeu Icgtu 
 Ob. I'ctjeu. 
 
 Ward-corn, [ Dlcc^tifpc] (e(;ein.) bie 
 0()licgeiit)eit, ciii ©rt>IOB jii beiuac^eii iiiib 
 bci iia^cuber 6>etal)r in eiii ^porii ^ii fiuijeu. 
 --money, —-penny, [SfedjtSfpr.J bai 
 fur bie ©c^arwnt^e bci.iljite &elb , 2Uiiit)r= 
 gelb. --mote, (3{cd)t6|"pr.J b<\& ®erid)t eiiie$ 
 ©tnboicrtcli, ob. eiiie SBcrfiiiiiniliiiig in £dii= 
 boil, iBorin bie >Jli'gelegciil)eiten be6 (©tnbt:) 
 25ierteU berntljen luerben, bie SmViuiiiieii: 
 fiiuft bii 9Siertcl5. --room, l'5JJar.] bie 
 iiiirere ob. groge itnji'ite. —-staff, bcr 
 S)U\i tiwti &.t>n\i<\beii ob. 9S3ad)tcr6. -- 
 wit, [?{ed)t^rpr.] eie SBefreiuiig oou bet 
 'Jlbgiit'c fur bie ®d)nnurtd)e (wardage). 
 
 IWardag-e, wardldje, t. 1. bni5 
 '35rtd)(r)gcl9. 2. f. Ward-corn. 
 
 '^Warden, w'A.'dn. ». 1. ber 5?riter; 
 ■!liiffrl)er; 23or|lL'l)cr, SSorilaiib, X)ireftor, 
 ■iinituiann, $>auptmaiiui duif lliiioerfttateiii 
 bcr S){eftor. 2. ber SBormunb, ^fleger. 3. 
 bie 'ipftinbbini. 
 
 Warden of the mint, bcr 'ilRlhlilvart, 
 "Wiiiiibircfror. - of a port, bet ipafeumcij 
 ftet. — of the cinque ports, l@'ligl-J ber 
 ©ouoernenr ber funf (Seeo iipdfen. 
 
 Warden-pie, bie SJIriitorte. 
 
 Il^ardensliip, wardnship, I. bai 
 >JtMit eiueS ipiitcr^, '■Jliiffcljcrfi, 25oriiiiiiibe6 , 
 Bie SBmunituiig ; 5piit, 'iluffid)t; iSotiniiiib! 
 
 id) lift. 
 
 "IVarder, »%Srd'ur, «. l. bcr '^'ad)- 
 tcr, "Mufreljer, jpi'ircr. 2. Bcr ©tob (Bc5 -iiSiif. 
 icnl)croibi')- (tcr btd lowcrS (ju Coiiboiii. 
 
 Tlie warders of the tower, Bie 2B.id)« 
 
 TW^ardrube, w^rd'robe, (fr. garde, 
 robe) t. I. Bie j\lf iBerfiiiiiiiifr , ©arBcrobP. 
 i. bcr filciBermrrarl), i"riiiinuiid)e itUiBiiiig<j^ 
 iliicfc, bag 233tigjriig, £ciiieiigcrutl) bie &ax. 
 Berobe. 
 
 Clerk of the king's wardrobe, ber 
 ®nrBerobe;3Iiiffi'l)£r bti ^imig^. (fd)raiif. 
 
 Wardrobe - bedstead , bcr ^ff t^ 
 
 '%l''ar;li«iiipy wild ship, «. l. (Bns 
 •!Inir cilice SSonuuiiBS) Bic S5orimiiiBrd)afr, 
 (bne 9{c(^t bcr 25oniuiiiBfd)aft) Bie 95oniiiiiiB: 
 rd)tifr; (9{i'd)rfi'pr.) cine -Jlrt a3orniiiiiBfd)afi 
 iiiit 9Tui>iiirBuiig brfi 0)?iiiiBflguif6. 2. Bic 
 ')lbl)Ougigtcit (ciiies 'OJhiiiBele ic), 'OJiiiibfr^ 
 j.iljrigfi'it. 
 
 IV^are, wire, " praet. 0. Wear. 
 
 'Vk'^are, (ongi-lf. war; ban. vacr) adj. 
 uorfid)tig, niif fciiicr 5?iit; f. Aware. 
 
 '%%''are, v. a. u. v. «. * \i<!i) uor k. 
 ma()reii ob. l^riicn, nuf feiiier $»ui fctn. 
 
 Ware! — hawk! iior()r|ct)cili 
 
 HVare, (u. Veer) praet. wore, v. a. 
 [SWac] iior bcni SlDiiibe umiueiiben, Ijalfcn; 
 I- Veer. 
 
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 IWare, (ongelf. ware; S53iinre) pU 
 Wares, (gcu)6l;nl. im pi.; man fagt nbet 
 China-ware, earthen -, potteis' -; 
 fri'il)er flebrnud)re man ti im ting., ti. n)ir> 
 auit jcQt nod) fo gc6rand)t) t. Bic 5S3aiire. 
 
 Small wares, fiirje iOanren, 9iurnber« 
 ger 'lijaaren. A habtrdaslier of small -s, 
 Bcr Itrauicr. Dutch -, Bie JJaoencc. Chin a- -, 
 Bn5 '^oridlan. Eartlien -, potters' -, b\\i 
 irbfiie (S)efd)irr. 
 
 ^Vare, *. ber $5if>tlia(fer, tcitft. 
 
 '%l''it.refiil) ware ful, adj. t uorfic<>» 
 tig, bihuifaiii, loraiaiii. 
 
 IVarefitlness, ware fulnes, 1. * 
 Bie 2Jorrid)tigfeit. 
 
 '^I'^arehoiise, ware'hSuse. s. bni 
 '23aareiil)nufi, 2i3aarcniager , ■•Wagajiii , bie 
 Oiicbcrlagc, Bet ©pci<)cr; b<\6 $arfl)au«. 
 
 Warehouse-account, Ba£ £ager» 
 foilto. —-book, bai Cagcrbud). --busi- 
 11 ess. --line, ba5 SCoarciifad) <Bic Sa3an» 
 renfenntnig). --charges, t. pi. bie Sas 
 gcrfoilcn, 2agrrgein'il}ren , SagcrfpciVn, bui 
 Sngergclb, ber Sagrriing, Bie 2agerniietl)e. 
 --clerk, bcr Cngerbiciier. —-goods. *. pi. 
 aiifgcfpcid)crte, nnf Bern 2agfrl)rtii* Iicgciibf 
 03iuer, niifd Cngcr get«rad)re cyiiter, 2Can» 
 ren im toniglid)cn !Scrrd)Iiig. —-keeper, 
 --man, Ber 2ager>, ©pci'<)er:31uffcljer, 
 -Wagajiiu'criiDalrer. --porter, Ber i))Jrtrftf 
 i)ilfer, 'OTfgl)cl(cr. --rent, bag Sagcrgelb, 
 Bcr SageriiiiS, ©pcictjcrjiiifi , Bie ©peid)cr» 
 fojlcn. 
 
 ^VarellOUSe, wArehouze, ». a. 
 anfrpcid)ern , im 2iigerl)aiire, ^a<fl)anfe nie. 
 Berlegcn, nuf'g Cagcr briugen, ouf'5 Cnger 
 iicljiiien, cinrpcid)i'rii. 
 
 Warehoused goods, flllf bcm ^actfjailfe, 
 2ngcr1)aiifc liegciiBe ®iitcr. 
 
 liVareles.s, waie'lls. adj. * 1. tin> 
 oorfirtjfig. 2. iiiiocrnuirf)ct, iiiienuartet. 
 
 IVarely, ware'ii, ado. <= oorftc^tig; 
 f. Warily. 
 
 ''Warfare, wSr'fire, (y. war iinb 
 fare, aiigelf. taran) t. 1. Ber jtricg^bienfl, 
 Ba5 ^riegflebcn. 2. bni Rrirgfiil^rcn , Bee 
 itricg. 3. i Bcr Itrieg, 3ivi|t, 5?aBer, ©trcir, 
 Bie 5'''')bc. [cin fncgfrifdjce 2cbcn ful)ren. 
 
 '%Warfare, v. n. -t- iirieg fi'iljrcn, 
 
 War fa ring, fricgciib, friegcrifc^. 
 
 IWarliable, warabl. (o. war tinb 
 (at. habilis) adj. t jnm ^ricge gef(f)irft, 
 friegerif(f). [bcljutfain, forgfalrig. 
 
 '^Varily, wAreie, ade. oorfid)ti(j, 
 
 1V:iriu , wi r'n , «. (@^igeniiauie> 
 ®iiariiui«. [©liBamcrifn. 
 
 IVariiie, wor'n, *. eiue ilffeiiart in 
 
 ll^ariiiess^ wi j-«ft«s,, -*. Me SBcr* 
 fid)t, ©ocjfalt, 83cl)Utfamfeit. 
 
 ^Vark , wuik, t. l. "bai ©ebSnbe; 
 (nnr nod) in bulwark gcbr.). 2. [Dertl.J 
 
 work. 
 
 Jl^**"*!'! ! [OerK.] world. 
 
 ^Warlike, warlike, adj. I. friege* 
 rifd). 2. jum.Vtriige gel)orig, jlnegS... 3. em 
 triciKrifd)c5 -Kii6fel)cn Ijabcnb. 
 
 His warlike exploits, feiue jtrieg«» 
 thatrii. - toil, bie ^nefledmi'i()C. — woman, 
 Bie Olinnjone. 
 
 "YWar likeness, wir'likenas, <. •( 
 ber friegenfd)e ©inn ob. Saratier. 
 
F&te, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N6, in6ve, nir, got, 6il. clSfld. TAhe. tfib. ffiU. tAin, THJii. 1 085 
 
 WAR 
 
 IWarlinff , wlr'l'ng, «. t (^iner, 
 tefieii man unite ift. 
 
 IVarlock, wJr'luk, ) fnngftf. waer- 
 
 'H'^Arluck, Vog>; UlaM. 
 
 T»rH-lookn «. t fer 3<i"&««, i^ejrcnmeifler. 
 
 '%¥arly, [Drrti ] worldly. 
 
 '^Variii, wiriu, (gotf). 11. (eutr<t) 
 
 ttrttm; ntlflelf. wearm; gr. thermos) adj. 
 
 1. lunrm. 2. i a) lunrni, (jfig, eifrig, frurig, 
 brunflifl, inbn'mflig. b) Ijitjifl, ^ti^, fcurig, 
 lei&(iifd>aftli(f), f)tfrig, lebfjoft. 
 
 To make warm, mvnrnifn. To be - 
 elad, ronrm gefleitet ftin. I am -, niir i|l 
 Ofrtrni. - blood, monnt^ Slut. A - temper. 
 rill f)i$ifle< Itmptriiment. - passioni, f«n< 
 tigc 2ci6eiif(f)nftfn. We sliall liave - work 
 to day, luir wtrttn f)fiite Ijeige 9lr6eit ittmi' 
 mm. - head, ber &litflilftn*ilHI«. -.headed. 
 fiti»Armetird> , tnt[}i\{ia\l\\<i). --hearted. 
 >u. rmf)er)ig. Now - in youth, now etc., 
 b.iiB in o"(lf»*'r'ift» 6nl£» "• Egbert was 
 h>rdly -- in hi* tlirone . taum iftttU Q-gbert 
 3iit g«firtt>t, ficft aiif frincm lljrone f«|ljii. 
 I'enfll. When tliey came once to be — in 
 tlirir liquor, a\i ter SBrin H)ntn )U Ai'Pfc 
 CfiVegrii wax. To be -, o roarnt filjen , in 
 fliireii llniflmiKfii ftiii , )ii Ifbcn Ijnbcii. To 
 have a - foriune. o (in fji'ibrdjctf ^I'rniogrn 
 tfcii'tn. A - man, o till 'OTniin In flutcn 
 llmrtmiPfn. 
 
 ^IVurtn, V. a. 1. roJirmcn, mv^rnidi- 
 V. i fnvnrmen i.tai ^triu.), rrhi^cn, ivorni 
 Hiiid)cn. [Mirdjpriiflfin. 
 
 To give any one k warming, Q Gintn 
 
 'Warm, p. n. 1. tunnn lutrften, (((() 
 rriuiirnien, trtuflrnifn. 2.1 wnrniiutrttM, (idJ 
 rriuiirnifn. [ mm. 
 
 IVarinIng:, wirm'ing. ». tm S[Oar> 
 
 Warming-pan, fit ^arinpfrtnne, 6rr 
 SSfttiunrnifr, tif SSrrtfla fclje, 6n« ©ttfm. — 
 place, eit 2Cnrm(liibt, tai 9fmftt'riiim 
 (in itiojlfrn). -itone, fine 9lrt feteine 
 ill ?urnivtirii«, tie, nm (Jeiicr loarin grmadjt, 
 frhr Inngf tie 5)ii?e Ijnitm. 
 
 '%W^arnily, w^rm'lj, adn. I. warm. 
 
 2. i luntni, eiirifl, friirig, brfnii'lig, mit 
 ffljiirnif, Iji^ig. 
 
 Very warmly, t titit grpjrr TO/irmt, 
 ffhr lunrm, mit grp&em ©ifer, mit gneer 
 ipi^e. (Warmth. 
 
 Ikf armnemi « wirm'nck , «. f. 
 'Warintli, wimii/i. ». I. tir^ormr. 
 
 3. t a) tie S33iirme, tat ^tun, Itv Qiftt. 
 b) bit $i$e, ^efrigftit. 
 
 Vital warmth, cie Ce6m?n)^rme. - 
 ttrhead, 6(r Gntljiifinfmii*. With-, mit 
 5a3nrmf, mit (Jmfr, rifrig. What - U there 
 In your affection toward* etc. . ivic roarui, 
 ivir iiinig ifl cure 3»n<''<li>>*9 }>■ <(• | 
 
 ^Varn, »irn, (ongrlf. warnian) r. a. 
 I. (ofj luflrnen (oor). 2. (of) friniirrii, «• 
 mnljnm (mo. 3. (of) jiu>rf bmiirt>ri(btigm 
 (I'lMt) , &ti»n« onfunbigm. 4. Ciiimi (ihmi 
 *tmt< lurgm) jti iviffen tijun, nm'ngm; Q\> 
 nm niifriifm, (bnljfr) I'or ©trictt Inbrn, i'pr> 
 Iftben, iitirm. 5. + abnitifrtn, nbljnlrm. 
 
 He had warned them from ilie seat. 
 ft t)Mt fie Dcr bm ^crrcn gm'nrnt. A 
 warning piece, rill ffl3nriunig?bruViff- 
 He warned him of it. rr gn6 il;in cinm 
 SKillf bni'Pn. To - any one away. ( C^ilimi 
 6rn JOmxfl flufruiiPiflm , nuffiiflen. To - 
 
 WAR 
 
 soldiers to appear on parade, SDf^nte^ Me 
 5J5iirfibe nniagm. ((Jriniirrer, 6'rniiibncr 
 
 IVarner, wirn'ur, ». ber 5IDnrnfr, 
 
 '%1'^arning-f wdriiing. m. i. bir ^ar 
 nung, GTinncrung. 2. bir I'orliiiifige 9(n 
 jfige Ob. Wflttiirittt, SSoraiiieige, »Miiffrmbt 
 giii'fl. 
 
 To give warning, I. ronrnrn. 2. nuf 
 ffmbigm. 3. 6 biirdjpn'igfln. To take -, i. 
 fid) lurtriirn laffeii. 2.niifgffrinbigt iVni. Talie 
 tliis for -, (ngt t6 eii(f) jiir '353iirniing, jtir 
 Seljre bimm. At a minute's - , riiie 9Ki 
 nntt i'Prl)erbc|lcnt; jn jrbrr 9)?iuute in Sr 
 xeit\'d)aft. A montli's -, riiie nuMintlitfje 
 iliitfunbigung. Scarborougli -. Prov. bif 
 llcberriintpcliing (niifbrnllobcrfoH bf^S(?)lPr 
 US b. 9f. im Onljre 1557 nnfpiflmb). 
 
 learning' - '«vhei*l , wim'ing- 
 hweel. «. [Ut)riiiii(f).] tai brirre cb. virrrc 
 Kflb in eiiitr llf;r. 
 
 ^l^arnutll, wir'noi/i, (p. warn 
 *. bie bpppplfc Ob. breifiidio QJflbbiifir (u'elchr 
 bir £fl)n*rrutr be# ©d)ipfTefl jii I>opet bt- 
 jnl)leii mfifTrn, luenii fie ihrm 3iii* tiid)« oiif 
 brii briTimnitm log entrirt)tm). 
 
 IWarp, wJrp, (nngfir wearp; ^pft 
 werp) t. I. [iJJffliiiif.I bii«2Dfrit, bir Qljirftr, 
 5trrtr, brr (Sffiebrr.) 3fttrl , Sliiiftrrl, 91iif' 
 jug, bir 91iirc()err, ©djrrnng. 2. (iJWor.l a) 
 f. Woof. b)bn<^erptrP0- c)-ol shroud* 
 bic rrflr grgebme Sniigr brr ^iinbtniir ppn 
 brm Itiffrn nm lopp brr TOnilm b\6 on bir 
 obrrr Oiiiigfrr. 3. IDrrtl.) bui 5Brnufrfm, 
 iinjrifigr (sjcbnrm (p. fii'ilKn to. 4. [Dertl.j 
 poll brr 5'""} (ingrfpi'iirrr ®(t)lnmm. 
 
 'Yl^arp, ». II. I. firt) ivrrftn (ppni 
 ^oljr), f\<t) frunimm. 2. fa) ? fid) frummrn 
 b) lurittm; (from) nbiufid)m (ppn). 3. 
 [TOtir.] iprrpm, ivnrprn. 4. [Dfrtl.] orr; 
 iprrfrn, )ii irut) iwerfrn, urrfri^m, mipgrbnren 
 (P. l()irrrn). 
 
 2. a) As when the potent rod 
 
 Of Amram'i *on, In Egypt's evil day. 
 Wav'd round tlie coast, up eali'd n 
 
 pitchy cloud 
 Of locusts, warping on the eastern 
 wind .. . Mii.ToN. 
 
 A warped plank, [^<ir.} rine $lanfr, 
 bir in brr Saiigr grfrrimmr ifl. 
 
 Ifarp, p. a. [TOniiiif., IBtb.] 1. nn. 
 r<t)erm. 2. i a) niif e-iiuii6 finneii- b) -f fnl 
 urriprbm (frirreii miirf)rii, bn« 'S3nfTrr).Siuii 
 3. f'TOar.] onfctjeren. 4. iiif.iiiimmjirljm, 
 prriirl)rn. 5. f a) prrlcitm; nOl>riiigm, ab: 
 Irnfrn; to — aside from etc., nbfmfri) pon 
 K. b) prrfrljrrn. 6. [Dertl.) ju frilf) luerfcn 
 (u. Xtjitrtn). 7. [Drrtl.] mil ©eeiunffer 
 i'i6rrr(f)ipmimrn. 
 
 Tlie heat of the snn warp* boards and 
 timber, bir ©piiiimhi^r !iiii(t)r, bAg Ureter 
 Uiib SfliiluMi fid) ipirfm. To — up a hhip. 
 rill <£d)ifT jirhm , biigfirm. 
 
 '%l''arpiii^f wirp ing. «. I. b<i6 91ni 
 fdjrrrn. 2. [Drrtl.J bai lUbrrfdjiPtnimm inii 
 ©frnjiifffr. 
 
 Warping-bank. [Drrtl.] riiir &rbt 
 rrl)pl)iiiig nm eiii ©ri'icf Ciiiib, um bm -iib-. 
 ftiifi brfi riiigfliififnm ©rripniTrr* {ii Pfr< 
 Ijinbrrn. --block, (-War. J brr €rf)frblod'. 
 — -c lo iigh, --hatch. — -« I ii ice, lOrrfl.J 
 rinr €d)Iciifr, nm rin ©tiirf Z<\nb mit ®ir: 
 ivniier JU ubrr|(t)ipfniincii. -cut, --draiu^ 
 
 WAR 
 
 — gutter, [Orrtf.] rin Qlbjng^grabrn ffl« 
 baf eingi-lafyeiieiSeeiunfi'rr. --Iiook. ('TOar.] 
 fill grogcr riiVrner §nfen nn ciiirni 2iiird)er» 
 pfahl, biird) n)eld)rn bie ^abrlgarne fal)ren. 
 -loom. (<)J?anuf., 2Brb.] ber 2Ceberbaum. 
 -post. (>D?nr.] brr 9liirtt)rrpfii()I. 
 
 IWarrant, wor'rant, (gnel. baran- 
 tas, barnuta; iv, gwarantu, gwarant ; fr. 
 ijarantir; griuiihrm) v, a. 1. (J-tmnd mit 
 "ruiibeii u. SfugnifFcn unterflu^m, bnfil* 
 Wriunlir pb. Sfirgiitaft leiileii, garantirm, 
 Ciiii'ir flchm, gilt \l(t)tn, gut fein, gut fagrn, 
 brirgm, gnpiihrm; [i^nnbei] urrfic^ern, gn» 
 raiitircn; (Jtiua^ perbilrgm ; 0{c(f)f«rpr.] 
 fniraiutren; bcflntigen , bejeiigm. 2. (Jiiien 
 iiiicr ®ad)e ob. uon einrr ©nd)e perfid)frn, 
 C5-ini'm pfrildjrrn, bnfiir fleljrn. 3. (©inen) 
 ild)er flellm , fidjcm; (from) ©iiim fid)rrn 
 U'or), e-iiiem tTir K. flcfjrn. 4. te(t>tfertigeu ; 
 irrloiiben. 5. 6eupfluia(t)tigeu, rrmacttigeii, 
 perrd)tigrn. 
 
 I warrant it good, i(b flef)f 5^nrn ba$ 
 tit, bni ti gilt i|l. To - a horse, fur bit 
 :iid)t iridjt bfmrrflirt)m 5e')'et eiiie^ ^ferbiJj 
 ,iut ftrljcn, fliit biifur fein, bag ein «^firb 
 .inunb ill. I - you, id) flrlje 3l)iien bnfilr, 
 hi) ve\-\'[<i)ttt 3l)neii. Til - him from drown- 
 ing, id) |lr()r ibm fi'ir'« ©rtriiifm. Shak. 
 Warranted scale-beam, bie .^i'belivngr, 
 SrrirfriiiiMige. 
 
 ^%'arrant, ♦. 1. bie 95rrfi(teriiiig, 
 (^Jrii'al)r; bi\6 Smguifi. 2. rim llrfiinbr, ipo« 
 fnrd) (*inrm rin 9{fd)t }iigifid)frt, rine fflp» 
 ipalt I'lbrrtrngrn roirb ; (9{ed)tprpr. ) bie Gti 
 inad)rigiing, 2JL<lnind)r, brr 25pflinfld)t^brirf; 
 \. 33. - of aitorney, bie prpfuratorifdje 
 ■5oflmad)t; — of commiiment , ber ri(^rer« 
 lid) SJrfol)! jur -Uufnahme eincfi a5evbrcd)er< 
 Ml em (iJffnngiiifi. 3. bn« 9{t'd)t, bie JBefiig* 
 iiig, &rltiiibni6, 5Serfd)tigiiiig. 4. ber SBolN 
 iif()iiiig*bi'iV()ij SScrliaftsjbef f 1)1 , ©terfbrief. 
 5. « bai 3{fd)t, bir 9{td)tmneigfeit. Shak. 
 
 Dividend warrant, ber 3in«nb|"d)llitr, 
 die 3iii^'eifle (bei ©tnat^popiereii)'. - of ar- 
 rest. — to apprehend tlie body, brr S5crl)>i|t4» 
 i>efel)l. Clerk of tlie -s, ein !beamtrr, bee 
 iifle prpfiirntorird)eii 25o(lmad)im pormerfr. 
 To issue out -s, 2Jerl)aftfbi'fi'()le ergr(}en 
 l.ifi'cii. Land — , ('7iori>nm.] rin 0"|1rii« 
 mriit, ivPbiird) rine ^eripii ermad)figt ivirb, 
 eiiirii ®trid) unbebniiten ?tiiibe£ in S&e\{^ 
 \n nebinrn. Hi* promise is our - that 
 etc., fein a5frfpred)cn biirgt uiif bnfur, bnS 
 Both wlilcli I take for my — to etc., 
 bribe fiiib meiiie (})riv.ihrmiiiiiier, um tc. 
 He sent him a — for one tliousand pounds 
 a year pension for lii.1 life, er uberfanbte 
 il)ni rine ®d)rift, ivpbiird) er il)iii niif 9e> 
 beufjeit eiiie jal)rlid)e ^miloii pnii tnufenb 
 ■Uflllib 4iifid>rrfe. We have tlie - of nam- 
 ral right to etc., ba6 9i.itlivrfd)t bifligt 
 un5, }U ic. That is no - f<ir uh (to do so 
 likewise), ba« flibt uii< fein 3Jf(t)t, feine 
 ^efiigiiig ic. 
 
 Warrant-officer. [TOnr.] ber ©lib* 
 nlternrffijicr aiiiKrirgerdjiffcii, luie brr ®d)if» 
 frr (master), (5l)iriirg, 3'iO'""''|T'''f (purser) 
 It. -press, eiiie von ber <}lbniirolitnt 
 nu#grflcflre 93o(lmiid)r> luoburc^ btr .fiapitiin 
 Ob. Cifuti'iiiint b(i \l,»refMaiine* bic C'rliiiibi 
 iii0 erhnit, -WorroiVii ju proiKii. 
 
 Warrantable, worramabl, ail. 
 
1 0S6 FAte, far, fall, fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6*1, cl6fid. Tiibe, tub, ffilL i^in. THi«. 
 
 WAR 
 
 (j«rf(f)tfertiflt ob. rettf)eiMgt roerben f5nnenb, 
 }ii tecDttettigen, ju ocrtf)eiBifleii, ucrnntwort! 
 lid) , criniibt. 
 
 Warrantable bylaw, gcff^(id) erlflubt. 
 It is - to conjectures, (5 (le^t )ll vermtl: 
 t^en. (That opinion) U not — , l<i^t fid) 
 nicbt i>ertf)fibigen. 
 
 ^V^arrantableness , wor'rlnt- 
 ablnes, «. bie S3erantn}ort(i(t)?eit, 2iii<i)t> 
 mngiflffit, 95cnint()eit. 
 
 W^MrruutablyfWor'rantabll, adv. 
 tnantmotnid) , tnit SJec^t. 
 
 'Vk^arrantee « worrant^^', ». bie 
 ^erfoii , ber ©nunfi jiigeficbert ob. SSurg: 
 fctt'ift geleiflct luirb, ber SScrburgte. 
 
 '%%'^arranter} wor'rantur.) 
 
 IW^arraiitor, } 
 
 1. itv ajcuplimnc^jtiger. 2. bet ®ciua^r«< 
 tjirttm, aSiirgf. 
 
 l^Varraniise, wor'ramde, «. -|- 
 bie aSodninc^t, ®eiual;r, ©eujntjrfdjrift, 
 ©icf)fr()cit. 
 
 IW^arrantiKe, n. a. f f. W a r r a n t. 
 
 '^V^arrantOf wor'rant6, (jur. Snt.) 
 «. Writ quo -, [9?«c^t^rvr.] bet ffirlt <ge: 
 rid)tricf)e aSffehl) jur Untcrfiirfjiing uoii 91n. 
 fpriirften fliif ^pririlegicii ii. tjreiljeiteii. 
 
 ^Warranty, wor'rante.#. l.[3?cc^t«< 
 fpr ] bie Oiei«nl)rIfiftiiiig, 65nrfltitie, SSurgs 
 fd)(ift, SBcrbiiiMirtjfeit; ber 93urgrrf)ottifrct)ctn. 
 
 2. Si" ®i(f)erf)eit, ffleiurif)r. 3. f bie 95ii(l! 
 nirttOt. 4. t f Die 93eftigiii0. 
 
 Tlie stamp was a warranty of the 
 public, that etc., bni ®eprngc Ififlete beiii 
 ^uHifiiiM 05fivrtf)r, bng 2f. 
 
 ■Warranty, v. a. f. Warrant. 
 
 ^I'arren, wor'rin, (ft. gnrenne; 
 ongeli". warian) t. I. [9?f(f)tt<iVr.] ein prii'l.- 
 legirter Drr, luo Ihirre in Ojefingeii gf()nlten 
 U'erDfii burfeii , bni ©efjiine; <b(i()er) 2. a) 
 bne Kaninrtjengrhfige, ber IvnuinAengnrrcii. 
 b) bie $?ninnfrie. 3. ber 5ird)bf^nlter in 
 eiitfm tJlufTc. 
 
 ^fVarrener, wor'rinue, «. ber 
 if)iiflemcifier, KnniiKfiemurtrter , ^liiifftier 
 eine^ Sniiincfteiigfhnnrs pb. einer tjnmnerie. 
 
 '%Warrian{;^le, worteanggi, «. 
 ber SBurgi'iigfl. ^fld)reitnif (eiiie JJ.ilfeiinrt). 
 
 IVarrior, wir'yiir, (i>. war; fr. 
 gnerrier) t. 1. frr ^ricgcr, ^rieg^niaiin. 
 2. (fiiiKbntirtf)) ^er tnpfcre *0?atin, giite SoI« 
 bnt, ^riegftnnnn. 3. bie 5pi'(biiin, trene 
 ffiflifbre, bie '3lf(f6 fur bie Cirbe ppfert. 
 
 ^Warrioress, w^r'yurl*. «. bie 
 fcriegcriiin. [SBiirfrfxiu. 
 
 ^VnrRa'w, wor«Sw', «. [fflepgr.] 
 
 IVart, wSr'. (nngrlf. weart; SOnrje) 
 r 1. bie 3Bnrje. 2. (»Pt.] ber 91u6n)ud^« 
 (an ^minien), ^ie SCnrie. 
 
 Wart- CO wry. [9?nturfl.] ber fiorn» 
 fnopf (eine 91rt ^jorjfflnnfdjnerfen). -- 
 • tone, ber SBnrjeiiilcin , bie ©teitimnrje. 
 --wort, l»ot.] I. bai JaJnrjenfrrtut. 2. 
 tie ®pniieneiipf)Pr6ie. 
 
 IVarted, wSn'ed, adj. [53pt.l ronrjlg. 
 
 Tlfarty, wirt'e, adj. I. wftrjig. 2. 
 ttflriennrtig. 
 
 "^Vary, wi're, (nngelf. waer; i<;|. 
 Tar) adj. I. i'rrfirt)tig , beliuffam, t>ebacl)t> 
 fniii; <^of)fr) "i. iVfclnii. 
 
 '%%'aM, wo/.. ;>rne<. (l>. fo Be) iDor; 
 ^fmeiini flcl)t - dupt<\ct) ffir There was. 
 
 WAS 
 
 "^Wash, woch, (angelf. waescan; rofli' 
 fdjeii) P.O. 1. (liberl).) njiif^en; [^JKin.] 
 »)ard)en, nbflaiien; I'puieii, au^rpfileii, abs 
 mard)cn, nbipulen; ubfrrdjiuenimen ; to - 
 away or off, megiBniMjeti , abivafdjen. 2. l 
 (reinigen, ii. II ppii @iinben reiiiigeii) ma- 
 \d)en ; (from) iBnictjeil (PPll) ; to - away, to 
 - oft, abiunfd)en. 3. nog i»n(I)en, benc^eii; 
 befpiKen. 4. (in ben jeid)nenbea £un|len; 
 mnf*en , faoiren , tiifdyen. 
 
 Steel washed with siWer, ber ©iI6er> 
 (In^l. Washing of ores, ['TOinernlg.] ba& 
 ■JDaidjeM ber ©rjc. To - wool , ^ffiolle mu 
 r(t)en. Washing of wool, bie 2Br(Iiuar(t)e. 
 To - the form, [loppgr.] bie5orm ipard)en. 
 To - the wood, (bei 25crgplDfrn] ben erflen 
 "eiuigriinb )inn S3ergplt>en legen. 1 - my 
 liands of tliat atfair, id) I)a6e init ber ®nd)e 
 nid)ta )U rd)iiffen. ['i3)fol)ren ipeig ivnfdjen 
 
 Prov. To wash an \etliiop wliite, eiuen 
 
 To wasli down, nicDenpiiien. 
 
 To wash out. nii^ipiifc^eii, megmnfctien, 
 periuni"d)en. Washed out. [^aiibelj jcr« 
 (djniPljen (o. Surfer in {J.ifiern). 
 
 To wash over, ubcriuaidjen ; uberpr; 
 Ml(Ten» i'ibcrtiiii(<)en, rit?tr|lrci4)eu; (eine 
 3eid)nnng) wiifttien, Inuiren. 
 
 To wash over with eggs, (SSergolb.] 
 Den (JJplbgriinb nnflegen. [rd)en. 
 
 IWfksIa, V. n. 1. ivafiten. 2. (Id) >Uii: 
 
 Ta wash over. uDcr 2c. flronien. 
 
 IWasli, #• I. bie^lS5ard)e (bfli SOnfctien ; 
 ba^ ill ipafdjeiibf Ceiiiengrrnrl)). 2. BieS8e|pii< 
 lung, llet<crrd)ii>eniiming; '21iird)iuentiiiiiiig, 
 'Jliirpfilnug, bai aiiigcfpilife. 3. Der ©iinipf, 
 $iu(il, 9)?prafl; ber feii^rt il;cil eiiire giuf[e« 
 pb. SIKeernrm*. 4. ib<\i jiibtreitftc^it5.i|7er al6 
 ■Olrjcnei, ©djpnheitfemitrci ic.) bas 2S<i|Ter, 
 5B«ifd)ronfffr , (2d)imiif njnffer , 3aljmi)<i|7cr. 
 5. tie Pbirtlad)lid) anigeiriigene gflroe, iund)e, 
 ber 'Jirnig, 3l!i|1rid). 6. i fer fliigcre 9Jn. 
 itrid). 7. (bn^ buiiii nufgetriigene '>)J^etna> 
 bai «0?ftnniiniitd)en. 8. [-OTiiI.J bai lufcbtn. 
 9. bai ©puitdjt, SpiiimiilTir; [(JJplDmbett.] 
 bai Qietrii^, bie Rtiiiy, CyplCfni^e. ©iibcr: 
 fra^e. 10. (*JKrtr.] (nild) Blade of an oar) 
 bai Sintt mil eiiitiu 9{ii£>er ob. Jiiemi. 11. 
 ein gKng. - of oysters, jeljii Sd)iffel ^u-. 
 (lern. 12. [SDeilinb.] eine -rjirduing loh 
 $efen, 9?Jflnffe, 2L>fl|7er u. abge|d)numter 
 <IKiirerie jum Dcilidircn. 
 
 Wasli- ball. Die ©eit'enfiigel. -board, 
 (gWnr.] bai ©n^bPrD, ©lureibprb, ber <Bt^' 
 gniig ; — s under llie cheeks of rhe head, 
 DieSBdlfebnlfen. --bo wi (--hand-basin). 
 ba6 2Dnrd)berfen. --house. b<\& SBni'd)' 
 f)au«. --Ie(a)ther, ba& ©omird)lfDcr, 
 2Bnrrf)leber; - gloves, ii'nrd)lcDi'rne $anD: 
 fd)uf)e. — pot, Der aEnfrt)irpr, Dn^ IBcw'd)' 
 gefng. — tnb, 1. bai ai5n!"d)tV.6, ber W<i\d)> 
 fiibef. 2. bie Irnbertpnne. 
 
 '%Vaslied, wnsht, adJ. {^Aiibelj ^eh 
 fig. vl.irfrirt)t (P. Snrfff)- 
 
 "^^'aslter, wosh'ur, «. 1. ber SDa: 
 fd)er; Die ffiiit'O^erinn, aSafdifnui. 2. Die 
 93nrf)iWje. 3. Der 91d)reu|lpe, bai 'ildji'mblcd) 
 (nn ber SBngennrt)re). (a33ni"d)crinn. 
 
 Washer - woman , bie SBaidjirnu, 
 
 '%%'aiillin|i;, wosh'ing, « I. Da» ^(1> 
 fdjen, gpfiiin; iVfpulen. 2. bie SCofrtje. 3. 
 bnt 'B-M^gelD. 4. pi. -». a) bat Qviilidit- 
 b> l(3i>ibarPeit.J ba6 Oititai) , Die iiriu^e. 
 
 WAS 
 
 Washing-boar d. [1i)p.] bnS Wafdt* 
 bret. --coppe r, ber 20iird)feiTeI. --day, 
 Der ffiDni"d)tag. — horse, Der SBafdjbocf, 
 SOSflfrfjlctrngen. — machine, bie ^nid)* 
 tnafd)ine. — tub,brt6 '33nr(l)fng, DerSBard)' 
 tiibel; (loppgr.) ba& 3iB.ird)fiie, bet Waidi* 
 (lein. [Drt, bie iVid)te ©tefle, giirt. 
 
 'VVasliuin, wosh'um, «. ber reid)t( 
 
 IVasliy, wosh'4, adj. I. iDnffcrifl, 
 fcudtt. 2. i'd)aind) (lueid), fd)Iiiff). 
 
 \^^asp, wOsp, (angelf. waesp. waeps; 
 
 1. vespa; fr. gn«pe) ». [Qntom.] fie 2Defpe. 
 
 Wasp-beetle, ber .^ipljfiifer. --fl y, 
 Die SCefpenftiege. — -tongued, iiiigeMilDig, 
 jmififd), reijbnr; (nnd) ^InDern) iiiiunterj 
 brpdien bruninienb, ivie eine 33renife. Siiar. 
 
 '^Vaspisli, wosp'ish. adj. muTviiiti, 
 perDrir^lict), beigio , brummenb, }tiiifif4>, 
 janflujlig. 
 
 A waspish humor, ber jan?ifd)e junior. 
 
 Waspish -headed, troijf iipflg. 
 
 °W^aspi.«liIy, Ho.<ip'iiiiie. ads. mutt 
 ti(<b , pcrDrieglicl), atif eine }o.iif if4)e cb. l>ei< 
 gige aSjcife. 
 
 IWaspiKlmesfl , wosp'ishne«. $. 
 Die ubie Caiiiie, a5frDrirg(irf)feit, CS)ii(iriirt)t, 
 3rtnflurt, Sflnffndjt, ba6 nii'irrifrf)e iffiffen. 
 
 ^Wassail, wos'sil,/ (nngtif. »nes- 
 
 Wassel, ^ U!*el)s.\.(e)Am-) 
 
 ein (Setninf aui Slepfein, Surfer i|. 'ille. 
 
 2. bai Qietaq, Irinfgelng, ©niifgelii>i; idiid) 
 fi'ir) bie Uuningiflfcit, Shak. 3. baC- Ittnt: 
 lieb; [<B»^ef in G'ndl.] bai Iiiilige !liJcil)» 
 naditilieb. 
 
 Wassail-bowl, ber Scd)er., $nnipen, 
 bai groge @(n*. --bread, * bai fninle 
 'ilBeijeiibrpb, ©eninielbroD , Der gf|1fwrf)rii. 
 — candle, t Die jjeflferje. Shak. — cup, 
 Der a.^cd)er, 
 
 IWassail, v. n. ein froOlic^e:.' Itintt 
 gelflg hmten, jed)en, frijhlid? iein. 
 
 IWafmailer, wosMiur, s. l. Dec 
 3ed)er, ©onfet. 2. pi. -s, Die, luriitc init 
 2Cril)nnrf)ten pen t^fir jn Xlulr CieDir fiivgiii. 
 
 'Wast, wost . Die ^weite 'i)3cri'0H i<uh 
 was; ihou -, Du mnrft. 
 
 ■WaHte, wAste, (angelf. westan. awe- 
 Stan; Willi; lat. vastus, vasto ; fr. de'vasier) 
 V. a. I. penuilflen, perljeeten; jeriKnen; 
 perDerben. 2. i a) jerflpren , yerKhren. b) 
 abje^ren. 3. i a) perfrfjivenben, perid)leuberH, 
 oergenDen, burd)bringcn, perbringen. b; per« 
 braiirf)en, perief)ren. c) [i){ect)t6fpr.] per« 
 fc^iinimern (ein dut jc). 
 
 The patient is much wasted and en- 
 feebled, ber ^rnnfc ^at fefjv abgeiipmnieii 
 u. if! fefjr gefcfeiund)!. To - one's time in 
 gaming, feine 3eit mit ©pielen pcrbriiigcn, 
 perfpielca. To - time, bie S^'t Pcrfrt»i'en» 
 Den. [I'erflelifo. 
 
 IVaRte, r. n. abnef)tncn, |'d)iuinDcn, 
 
 The day wastes, Der lag nrigi Hct). 
 To - away, IjInfctiDinDen, jnfe()ent« nbnel). 
 men. The night grows to — , b. Ij. is 
 was t In g apace. ' Shak. 
 
 IWaste, adf. I. perniilflet; rci'ift, obt, 
 2. 1 a) fiberdiliTig, nnnu$. b) fd)led)f, ivertf)i 
 loi. 3. wilfl liegenb, unangebaut (p. dim 
 Dercien). 
 
 The Sophi leaves all waste (in his rt- 
 treat). Der ©pphi oerlieerr -)ttlc.* ic. To lay 
 -, peni'ujien, pcrljecreu, ucroDin. Laid - , 
 
Fate. far. fA!?. fat. M*. meL Fine, f Jn. NA. mive. ngr. got. 6fi. clicld. TAbe, tub. fdll. tAin. THis. 1087 
 
 WAS 
 
 Pftroiiflet, Pftf)5rt, MtS^ft. - wood or cot- 
 ton, err Mbf'oa ppm ificlje, 06. i>on aSounii 
 WfOI*. — silk, Per Slbfafl I'rn ®ei^«. - wool, 
 bft Itnmmerling. — paper. 6nft (o^. 6it) 
 Wfdfiilnnir, ^l^« 'TOnrulnriirpapier; 6n«roiih> 
 rtnD ^e« Cnirfed rfninglucfte ^(ipiet, ^er 
 fttgniifl (bei ®ud)^rll(ffrn). - iheet, [Ip: 
 prgr.) ecr 'DJJnfiiliiturftpgfn. 
 
 Waste • bonrd , Bn« gTptf)bret. — 
 book, (bdftfltiilfutfii) 6tf RlnBte, ©trnjje, 
 lin« Wcmorinl. — cJotht. t. pi. (<0?iir.! 
 tai ®(f)Aii4flrifi, tie ©ibniurieiBiing (Aiif 
 fvriMefdjifffii). — 6««e. fin 5<i[l6rct jiim 
 9Iblfl([en iti ubrrfliirfiflcn 52DflfT<T« in Xfi. 
 (btn. --jjood, --thr Ifl, Brr SBfrfcftroeM- 
 ber, ®(f)Iimmfr. — pipe. Bit 9lbln»frBl)Tf- 
 --well, brtS ©ciiflPd), bic 9lb5iid>t. -- 
 «■ I e r. fin SSrljr fur bat ubtrfluiTiQe ^'i|T« 
 finr< ^aiialS. 
 
 IVante, «. 1. bit 95frrei"i(lung, ^tr< 
 i)ttT\\»([. 2. f a) bic gSfn'tbrnfiibnug, Srrs 
 flfiibiiii<|. b) (bfT3"ftinb, bn (Jnrn« per! 
 jfbrr mirb rb. urrlprrn flfl)t) bfr ajrrliirt, 
 bit ^biinbnic, btr 9lbfti(l , ^Ibflrtiig. o bn# 
 llnhtil, SBtrrerbtn. In ihe way of -, niif 
 uxinubtrtm TOtgf. Sr*k. 3. bit SCuflf; 
 pU -». an'iil tiffltnbf Snnbtrtitn. 4. bttOebt, 
 tff 0)ffltiib , btr 5bf Drt. 5. i bie Dfbt . 
 6. [9*t(t)t«fpr.] a) bit 93f»r<t)itnimtriinfl (tintf 
 Wiirtsif.). Ij) tint ©tiif liming ffirWcmtinbt; 
 flurrr (lutil fie btm CthnfJjerrn ftiiifu 93pri 
 thtif briMfltn). 7. [Iijpi'OfJ ta* 3''fct)i'6- 
 l^apirr. 
 6. In the dead watte and middle of the 
 night. Shak. 
 
 Thectherial waste, brr IffTf iftininiflf-- 
 rnum. In a — of goodness, ant rineni 
 llrbrrmnA an fflute. To make a - of etc., 
 ffin>(i« uiinu$ flnmtnbfn , nufopftrn. Thick 
 ■ir presarveth the sound belter from -, 
 btrft Ciift mflc()t, bnS bfr Ten rofnigtr i'fr> 
 Irrtn flff)t. In mere -, gnnj rergebfu*, 
 flnnj iMiii'pnd, gnnj unnfi^. Voluntary -. 
 [9?t(()f#fpr.] bit biirrt) tat ^litbfrrtigtn tintf 
 i^niifc* ic. fPfflfljtnbe SStrWlimiiitriing. 
 Perinissive -, [SUcbtt(\>r.] jtne 9Jfrr<t)litn« 
 nicrung, iro bat ^aut ai\t Mangel on 9{f> 
 ^rntiir tinfiint. 
 
 Il'asterul, wiste'fj\i, ad). I. t>rr> 
 wriiUiib, i'ttl)ttrf nb , jtrrtcrtiib, ocrbfrblid). 
 i- i)trf(1)H»fnbtririt> (u. ^trfcntn u. <Snd)tn). 
 S. n<u(l, 6bf. [gnbcn. 
 
 Wniieful eTpeBtea, fibftmilfligt 9Jii«< 
 
 'VWantefully , wA$ie'f&ii, adv. 
 em'ifen'fnbfrifit). (bit 5Bfrr(ti»fnbung. 
 
 IVanteruInenH, wAsie'f&ine*, « 
 
 '^ITHHtel, wos II, (niittflnlr.gastellus; 
 Aftfr. WHstel, gaxtel , gastean) «. — , Db. — - 
 bread, bat ftiii|lf SICfijf nfrrob , ®fmnifl< 
 trcb. [?Q3ilftf, ©in&bf. 
 
 '%VaM«ne8S , wi<te'ni« , «. bit 
 
 '^Wanfer, wlsi'ur, «. I. btr 93er' 
 m'lllirr; SBmctwenbtr. t. btr ftni'ittrf, ^u< 
 Qt\. 3. pi. -t. I^anbfll btr 95lfd>oii«f(ftii#. 
 
 Scondes are great waslcra of candles, 
 BDniiblfMitrer I'frirljrtn I'iftt S?i(ttfr. 
 
 ■%VaMrel, wivirtl. ^ ». [Ofrt(.] 
 
 ^I'ustorelt w&a'iunl.5 ^" ^bfafl, 
 
 '%%'aAtr<'!l, I. fOtrtl.l btr fin<)fM)lPi" 
 frnr ^l.iB , bat tiiinfhflgfc JJtIb, (SrnwinPt- 
 gut, bit (StniMabritMtK. 
 
 AVAT 
 
 IVat, waf, #. I. Stbfilrjg. fiir Wal- 
 ter. 1. (Ptt 3ngfrn] Bcr $nfe. 
 
 'Watcllf woMh. langrff. waecca. p. 
 waecan, waeccan; f(t)n). raclit, vakt; bnn. 
 vagt; 2Cn<f)e) ». I. bic ISaiitt ib«« 2Bfld>tii). 
 2. t bit giiifiiierfriinsffit, %(f)t. 3. bit a33arf)e 
 (tint n)nrf)l)<ibtnbt ^^pcruMi, bat rcnd)l)obfiib? 
 SBolf), [^IKilit.) bie ^o(t)e, aiinrtitrroiicbe; 
 btr 2Dn(t)tfr. 4. (bit 3fit. mnljrtnb mtidjer 
 niiin Wadte tl)iit) bie 253n(f>e, DT.KttiDnrtje; 
 [•OTnr.] bit SBndje. 5. bic 7Qa<t)t (tat ^a(t)= 
 i)aut; bn SBndjprften). 6. ■{• bat ^ii(t>Hirt)r. 
 Shak. 7. bit Uhr, lni"(fteniif)r. 
 
 To be upon the watcli, niif bcr SBii(f)e 
 ftin. To be on the -. nuf btr 2aun \ltt)en. 
 Keep -of etc.. Ijnbr 9l(t)t (lllf JC. Use care- 
 ful -, Ijflltct (Irciifie 'DJadje. A« I did stand 
 my - upon the hill, alt id) niif bem 33trgr 
 'IC>i(f)e flonb. Shak. To set the -, bit 
 ^iDn<t)t, SSiadit nii^iltfltn. To relie»e the 
 — , bif Sa3ild)e nbloftn. - of nightingales, 
 (bfi Ongern) tin triipp IJiactjtiflnneii. 
 
 (9]7<ir.] Anc hor- watch, btc flnffr: 
 ma(()t. Larboard- — , bie ^ii(fbprbiuii(t)C. 
 Starboard--, bie €t<(utrbDrbiuo<t)t. 
 Morning--, bit Xngmacbe (oon 4 bi< 8 
 Ul)r TOprgtn*). Noon--, bic 9Jprinittng4< 
 ivA(()e (uon 8 lU)t >}}?prgen« Irii 12 llljr Wit> 
 tafii). Afternoon--, bie ^nd)t uon 12 
 Uhr ^ictag« bi< 4 Ut)r 9;ad)mirtng6. First 
 dog.-, bit ffinrfjf con 4 Uhr g?.id>niittng6 
 bis 6 llf>r %btnbd. Second dog--, bit 
 2C.id)t ron 6 bi« 8 Uhr 9lbtnb«. First -, 
 bie 2B<id)f PPM 8 Uhr «!lbfiib« bi« 12 lll)r 
 >)?iid)t«. Second -, bie SCndje von 12 lll)r 
 9Tnrt)t» bi« 4 Uhr «»fpriif"«. 
 
 Watch-bell. ['Wnr.J fine groptfflrprff, 
 rorniit bat 3fi<l)ei' jnr 9lblpfiing ber 2J3iid)tii 
 (Ifgeben roirb. --bill. ("IJfnr.] bit 2C.i(tti 
 rpfle. --box. --case, bat Ufjrgf^iiiife. 
 --broach. (Uhrinnd).] bit Diribnijit. -- 
 candle, bat 9?t1(()tli(1)t. --chain, bif 
 Uhrfttfe. — dog. bcr Jtetttiiljiinb, ^pfljiinb, 
 TOrt(f)l)unb. —-finger, f. --hand. — - 
 glass, I. bat Uf;rgln<. 2. ['>>7?,ir.] bat 
 '3Brtd)f<l(n«. --gun, (iWrtr.] Morning -. 
 bcr *0?orgfnr«()ii6 ; Evening -, ber 9Ibcnb! 
 iVbiifi. --hand, brrUhrjfiger. --holder. 
 bfr l\t)ri)aUtr, 3»\cnxmtn\t^tT. --houue. 
 
 1. bat iS}>id)h<iii« , bie SQ3>id}flube, Sljocbe. 
 
 2. bat Srt)ilber()(iu«. --light, I. bai 
 ^i\(fyn\d)t. 2. btr eeiict)ttl)iirin. --maker. 
 btr U^rmnrt)fr. --man, bcr ^Srf)rfr, bit 
 2Dn<f)e; bcr OTn(f)tivii(t)rer. — night, bie 
 '7iarf>tiua(f)e , SSctnndjt. — paper, bat 
 ^iipier itn llfjrgthfliife (gtrai'ljnl. niit btm 
 9i.imfn bet Uhriniirf)fr«). --spring, bie 
 Ufjrff ber. — t o w e r, ber 553n(1)K)urni, 2Dii(t)ti 
 thnrm, bic SDartt. --trinkets, 4. pi. 
 bit !BcrlP(fcn. — word, bie Spfutig, ^nrule. 
 -.works. «. pi. bat ll^nurrf . 
 
 IVatcli, V. n. I. ivac^en (nic^t fcfrfAi 
 fen ; abi1d)tli(t) ni(f)t ft^Infen). 2. 1 a) luiirtjeii ; 
 (orer) iun<()fn (fibtr). b) Qli^t gebfn, 9lc()t 
 ^abf n , ndjtfiim fetn. 3. ronrren ; (for) ivnri 
 ten (niif), pnfffii (nnf). flbpflffeii. 4. laucrn, 
 niifpoifiMi, niifiniifrit. 5. pJSiiibmfpr.] ini 
 P.iger ffin (ppii brr (JifrtjpttfT), 
 
 To watch Willi a mnn In a fever, (ei 
 fiiifin l^iebfrtTMttn ivorfjen. 
 
 ^I'atcli, V. a. I. bm'.idirn. 2. f bfi 
 n)a(t)cn , becbiidjrui , ubtr tc. roacpcii, <in 
 
 WAT 
 
 ron(f)f(imc« 9tiigf nuf jc. ffattn , oiif tt. «** 
 t).iben, ciner ©iicfje niit Slufmfrframfeit fpl> 
 gen. 3. (G-ineii) luarf) Ijiilten. Shak. 4. hii. 
 ten (eine $tfrbe !c.) , meiben. 5. bcliiucrn. 
 6. inbpniTcn, lualjriicljmen. 7. biiiiiiriten. 
 
 To watch a »ick penon . bfi tiiicm 
 Rrniiftn rontftcn. To - an^opportuuiiy. bie 
 ®flcgeii()eit ntpoffcii. I'll - him tame, \(\) 
 raid iiin biirrf) ©(Mnfipi'igfi-it j,i!niitii. Shak. 
 
 IVatcliable , wot.sirabi, adj. be< 
 i».i(f)t Ob. gcljiiiet luerbeu fijiineiib. 
 
 ^Watclier, wStsh'ur, «. 1. ©inft, 
 ber luiictt, nufbicibt, oiif'il^t; ber <a3art)tcr. 
 
 2. t bcr SBeobncbrer. 3. btr SJelniircr , 4liif« 
 P>iffer. [a(U. t bMQblaii, lidjtblau. 
 
 '%Va4cliet, wotsli'it. (illliirU"- wiieced) 
 
 "^WMtCllful, uotth'f&l, adi. iva(t)> 
 \am, niifnierf 0111 , ppril(t)fi!i; (of) rtufmert* 
 flint (niifi ; (against) uprfidjtig (grgrii). 
 
 The watchful providence of God , bie 
 g5ttiid)e95prfel)iiiig, bic fur ixnt fprgf. To be 
 - o»er roan's failings, tie jjeljlfr >}iiibernf 
 im 91uge Ijnbcii. To carry a - eye upon 
 etc., eiii ii)ii(f)uimc6 91iige nuf K. Ijnbtii, 
 vorfid)rtg fein bei k. pb. in ic. 
 
 Vl^atclifully , wotsh'f&li, aW». 
 nufmerffiiin, porfiifttig. 
 
 Iiratchfuluesil, wotsh'fulnls. «. 
 
 1. bie ©ncftfiimfcit , >3liifmtrftiimfcit , JSos» 
 fi^tigfeit. 2. bie (Schliitlprigfeit. 
 
 (Prejudices are cured) by a constant 
 watchfulness over nnr pa^sions, bn> 
 burd), biig luir flrt« ein ivnd)|"nmcfi aiuge nuf 
 uni'ere 2eibeiird)nfteii l)iiben. 
 
 11''atclliug-, woish'ing. «. I. bad 
 ^nd)eii, 95fi«(id)fii :c. 2. bie ©djltifU'figfeit. 
 
 3. bat <HJad)tgflb. 
 
 IWater, wi'tur. (nngelf. waeter, 
 waci; SJiifyfr; rufj. voda) *. I. bafi TOiifJer. 
 
 2. (uberljiiiipt ein bcni ^iifiir nn SJluffiflffit 
 u. JJnrbe ol)Mlid)cr llii^rpcr) bat 2Diifiir; 
 (bnljur) a) ITOcb. , Sliint.l bat ac.iffer. b) 
 bat SDnffer (= 9ifgcni. c) bat ajaffer, bet 
 $iiirn, Urhi. d) -, ob. Red -, cinci"d)mut)(fle 
 $cud)tigrfit, bie a\it ^unben nn $ft'r^t'n 
 imiit. e) bni$ iSBnfirr (eiiief Dinmauteu, ber 
 'JScrlcJO. f) bnf SSBi-iffcr (|"d)i(lfrnbe 91nftl)i-n 
 bei geiuiiTen Seugen). 3. Bn* 2i3iif|fr CBicer, 
 bit ©ft, ber ©ft, gliig). To go by -, to 
 trav'l by -, )u SD.iffir gffjf n , }U QEniiet 
 rtifen; To take ihe -, ju Winffcr gfl)en; To 
 convey by-, reri'd)itftn. 4. pi. -«, btr (ob. 
 bit) OJefiinbbruniien. 
 
 Waters, Bie SflSniTcr, (JJcronfTer. -» of 
 the continent. 35iunciigeiunffcr. Mineral -s, 
 TOinfriunlTer, Wincrn(i»njTer. The -'» edge, 
 Bn6 Uftr. To make -. 1. bnd 2Dn(Tfr Iniitii, 
 nbfdjingen (Ijnrnfn). 2. lecf ftiii, 2i5nj|er jit« 
 hen (p. ©(^ijffti). To stripe -, [''Bfnr.J 
 'JEnfffr fc^lngtn, «D3niTcr fd)tpfen Pb. jif^tn. 
 To hold -, 1. 5H5nffer Ijnlten, mnjitrtid)* 
 fein. 2. l (nbtr * Pb. 0) ©tid) Ijalten, (lid)» 
 i)nltig fein. He could find no shift to hold 
 -, * tr fpnnte feine 9lu«ilud)t finbtn, uin 
 fict) nu6 Bern .^nnbc I ju iifl)fn. To rai»e the 
 -s, t iP^Iegen, |p8brrd)fn, Ipffdjlngen. - of 
 vrparation. - of depart, bat ^Piiig^ipnfffi;, 
 ©djciBnvnjyer (bei (»plb|-d>fibfrii). Swret- 
 acenied -, n)PlMrifd)fiiBff ffinwer. Arque- 
 busade-— , Bn5 <23iiiiBivniTrr. We have 
 had a greal deal of-, f^ [)a\ flnrf gfrfilltft. 
 To waicti any aae's -s. 6 ftn fdjnrftt ^u^t 
 
1088 Fate, far, fall, fat. IVU, met. F5ne, fin. NA, move, ngr, got. 6!l, clSfld. Tiibe. tub, full. t^in. TFIis. 
 
 WAT 
 
 «iif G^lnen fjaitn. A diamond of the first -, 
 ein Dinmniit I'pm f(t)&n|1eii SCiiffcr. (A man 
 or geniu») of the first-, erjlcr OirDgf. For 
 all -s, i fluf nflen aBn(Terii ju $ftiife, out 
 flKe ©attel (\cvect>t. (He went to Pymiont) 
 for the benefit of the -«, iini BfU 95riinnril 
 ju trinfen, iitii Ben 93niiui«n, Die SBrunntu; 
 fur jii fle6rniiff)en. 
 
 Prov. To throw -into the Thames. 2Bn(Ter 
 in5 rJKeer trnfleii. To fish in tronbled -, im 
 Inlbeil plrfjcn. Smooth — runs deep, (lille 
 KCnffer griiiiBcn tief. 
 
 Water-adder , bie ffl3n(Tcrf(f)(nnfle , 
 P?ingclnatter. — aloes, [Sot.] bie SEnffer: 
 «loe. - apple, [SSot.] ber SDnffernpftl. 
 — -bailiff, ter©tnM«:3i>fieinnc(^mer, 2Dnf= 
 ferfdjniit, 9liiffc()et ubft bie tljcmfe imb 
 bie iiflcf) SoiibPn flcl)rnd)tcn gifcfje. -- 
 bark, (i^oH.) bie SBiifTcrfcorfe. — bearer. 
 [Slflrcii.] ber Sajuffermniin. — bellows, 
 eine ^afrf)i!ie, I'eniiittelfl einrr turd) fine 
 I'ertifnfe 9{iil;re fnfleiiben ffCaiTrruiiilc £iiti 
 111 eineii Dfen jii treibcn. --be tony. 
 [®pt.] bie aEnfTtrbrniiiiujiirj. — boards 
 t.pl. f. Wash-boards, —-borne. |lt>tt ; 
 to be -, fd)«)imnieit. --bottle, bie 533ii(Ti'r; 
 Prtfd)*. — brook, ber Snd), bn« SBaffer: 
 d)en. --budget, ( fl;em.) eine lebiriie 
 Xflfrfte, beren fic^ bie ©olBntcn juni SBnfycr 
 f)pleii bebienten. --calamint, [i8ot.] bie 
 2Dnfyi'rnirm}e. --calf ropCs), bie 2Cn|Ti'r> 
 ttii§, ®t)cf)eliui0. --can tine, bie gelb: 
 Pm'cfte. —-carriage, 1. bcr Irnn^pprt jii 
 ffiSnfFer, Sasnffrrtrnnfport, bie ^nffcrfrod)!. 
 2. t b(l5 'Jnlirjciif]. —-carrier, bcr ^Ci\': 
 fertrnger. --cart, ber SEnfffrfurren. -- 
 cask, bai 5[i3iifyfrf(ig , bie SDafTiTtonne. 
 — -ehickweed. [SJot.] bnfi SHJniyrrbiirjcI: 
 frnut. --cider, ber niit SSjnffcr I'erMiiiiite 
 (Fiber, --clock, bie^nfyiriiljr. --closet, 
 rill 31btritt niit eiiier *ICniTerri:>l)rc jinn aju6> 
 fpillen. — -cocR, ber 21Bii(Trrfriil;n -- 
 color, I. bie 833nf|crfiirbe. 2. bie ^Jlinia; 
 tut; to paint in -s. in 'DJtinidtiir mnleii. 
 colored, miifyiTforbifl. -- com ui unlc» 
 tion, bie SBiifier < fiiniimiinifntipn. 
 course, ber ©from, 5"'6' ®<icl}. bn« Sert 
 eine^ ®tronie«, bie Sfiiiiie. --cress, (53ot.) 
 bie ^aSiifTirfrcfTe , ^ruinniirrcfye. -crow- 
 foot, (Sgot.j ber 1Cii|7prl)iil;iif nfiig, bn5 ^af« 
 frrt)al)iilein. — cruet, [riiiii. .Rir(t)e] iai 
 &a:\tt(t)en bei ber 9)?rf[e. --dial, f. - 
 clock, --dock, [93iit.J be? SEcifyiTrtinpffr. 
 --dog. bcr 2iJnfTfrl)iiiib. --dome, bie 
 SCinT-rpnibc; f. Ordeal, --drinker, ber 
 2Gii(iertrinfcr. — drop, ber SCiiicrrropfiMi. 
 ^-drop-wort, ( !8ot.] bcr aajnffcrilein. 
 bred), bie Iropfiuiirj. — eft. bie 2Dii(irr> 
 eibrdire. --elder, bcr 5B.i(Trralbir, OJiMb: 
 Iji-lbcr, gflbilhiTil. --elephant. bn« Jlug. 
 Vftrb. --engine. ba6 SBiafferiverf. -- 
 ewer, bie ©irgfnnne. --fall, ber 2Bii|": 
 ferfoU. --friend, bie <a5n(Trrfrati, ai3iiiTcr> 
 tiijre, bnf "SBiiJTctfrniiiciii. -flag, bie 555ar> 
 fcrrtt)u>frrl:(ie, bcr nrlbe ©djmrrtcl. — flea, 
 (Tirttiirfl.] bcr SCrtjTcrflol) ; ©rt)iuimiiiftifcr ; 
 ©ecjli'l). --flood, bie ajniTcrfliitl). -- 
 fly, bie SDinTirfltcfle , SCuiT'Tiiu'tre. -- 
 fc wl , bcr ^iiniTi'Oflcl ; bn# ^iiffrrflrpridcl. 
 
 WAT 
 
 rtnne. b) ». a. mit 2Bn(Tcrrinnen , 233niTert 
 fiircf)en uerfcljen. —-frame, bie buret) 
 2BnfTcr fletriebene ®nrnnu"il)le ober Spinn: 
 niafct)ine. —-gage, — -guage, I. ber 
 Dnnini, iaS SEDffjr. 2. ber 5a3inTermcffer. 
 --gall, 1. bie SBaffcrgnfle, S>{cgcuan(le. 2 
 cine I'om 933iiJTcr|1urj entftnnbene ^ijljiuug 
 in ber d'rbe. --gang, bcr SBSiifJiriiflUfl, 
 ^CnfTcrlauf, bie SCofJiTieitung. --gate, bie 
 ©djicufe. --gavel, eine ©leuer, bie ninn 
 fur Hi 9{cd)t )n firrf)en entrict)tet, --ger- 
 mander, [Sdf.t.] ber 2rtd)cr(nob(nurt). -- 
 ■gilding, bie SBcrgolbung mit Sciingrnnb, 
 --gladiole, ber Sa3iiiTcr!ie|'d), bie 35lnmcn 
 binfe. — glue, ber JJirdjleim. --god, bcr 
 ^(iffergptt. —gold, iai Wni'd)cIgolb ; f. 
 Shell-gold, -.gruel, bie ipiifcrgrn^e, 
 bcr .5pnferrrf>leim ; trirfir(()e 'iIDcijcnrrf>icim 
 — gruelish, | rinfaltig, bumiu. --ham- 
 mer, (^(11)1'.] bcr SSJ-iiJcrlinminer. --huir- 
 grass, bai QBiiiTcripiiiirgrnS (Aira aqua 
 tica). --hare, bcr .<?nubcntinid)cr (cine 
 'llrt 'J;n«(f)cr). --hemlock, ber 2DniTcr: 
 irf)icrling. --hemp, bcr ffiniTcrljanf, 2i5nr» 
 ferbofl; -agrimony, bie aiJafTcrburriuuri, 
 bai SEnffcrflernfrant. — lien, bn« ^n(Tcr' 
 l)nl)n. --hog, bai XCniTerfdjiuein. -- 
 holes, t. pt. -of the spritsail, [OTiir.] 
 bieSlugen ber asiinbe. --hook, berSnnm; 
 t)iifen om ©nttel. --hore-hound. ber 
 SCiifi'crnnbPrn. — house, bcr 2[t5ii(ycrbe= 
 l)fi(rer, - hyssop, bns (SJnnbcnfrniir. -- 
 --leaf, (aSot.) bai 233iiffcrbliut. --le- 
 mon, bie $n|"iTpn5blunie. —-level, bie 
 233n(Tcrfriictc, ^niTcrebcne. - - 1 i I y , bie ©ee> 
 bliinie, SUnfTcrlilic; Peltated -, bie fdjilb' 
 ipvmige ©ccrpfe. --line, bie 2Eii(Tcrl;p(;ci 
 (■0)?nr.] bie ^nfycrlinie, bai ^iifycrmcrf; 
 Load -, bie 2Bni7crtrn(f)f . Sobciuiifjcrlinie. 
 --lock, bie Irnnfe, ©ctjiucniine. --log- 
 ged [yjiar.] pici ^.iffer bind) Sccfcn be> 
 fpnimen I)n6enb (u. ©ct)itfcn). —-man, ber 
 (Jnljrninnn , 93ppttill)rcr, ©pcrfi'iljrcr. -- 
 mark, bic ■5liitl)l)pl)e. —-measure, ein 
 Wog tur ©nl), ©teinfp()(en K. --melon, 
 bit SBiiffcrmclPne. - - m il foil, [ -Bit. J 
 bai 2Dii|7crflrtrn , SDuffcrtinnVnbbliUt. -- 
 mill, bie ^ajiiiTcriniihle. --mint, CBof.] 
 bie 333ii|7crnninie. --moreen, bcr 'S5ni7er> 
 nip|)r, — -niurraiii, eine 91rt SBirliicnrfje. 
 --newt, bie ^ii|7iTeibc(<>re. -nut, bie 
 23iii7criui6, ©tnitcliiUB. — ordeal, bie 
 933iii7crprobe; f. Ordeal, --orme. ['TOiir.) 
 ben Si'ltiinb cincs ©c^itfti bcjcid)iiciib, bai 
 gcrabe gciing 2Bii|7cr l)iu, iini pott ju bici. 
 ben. --ouzel, bit TOflfTirnnnVl. bcr JGiiffcrs 
 
 WAT 
 
 --radish, [55ot.J ber Wiaf^mettit\. — 
 rail, bie Sa3iif7ermne. — rat. bie S5J.^ffT» 
 rn^e. --rocket, I, [geuermcrf.) bcr 2Cii|'» 
 reri"d)i»arnicr. 2, [SBot.j bie 2aiai7errnnfe. 
 --rose, bie SBoO'crrDfe , ©ciBinnic. -- 
 rot, r. a. lJ?nnbiwirri;i"d).] im a33.ii7ir rBilcii 
 (u, %uid)i, ^nnh. --sail, (-Bi^nr.) ba» 
 2Grt(7crfcgcl. --sapphire, ber SCoffcf. 
 fiipl)ir. --scenery, bie SEiiff rpariic. - 
 sedge, bie <ID.iffcriri*. - sheep, bai 
 2Daficrrd)rtt(ppni9{iid)en).- -shoot, [Ocrti.) 
 1. bai 'iD.i(7iTrci«, bcr 2C(if|crfi1)uj5, sas.iff.r. 
 fd)pe. 2. bev 2Biirjcird)PB. --shot, f. 
 uiitcr to Moor, --shrew, bie 2Biiffrr» 
 ipioninii^, riciiie 2BiifTrrmau5. -shut, tt 
 ^ii(7i'rbonim; bie ©d)lcu|e. — side, iai 
 liter, (JSeil.ibe. --sky, I'Knr.) eine bunfle 
 e-rrd)einnng nni ^itnmel, tie l}c(lc« a33i-ttce 
 uerfriiibet. --snake, bie aB.iff.rrcbliiiige. 
 --soak, V. a. ciuiUeidjcn. --soaked, 
 wpni 2Cnt7cr eru'eid)r. --soldier, [^pt.] 
 bie SOJiificrfcber, bcr fmfdje aOiiffcvtcndjcl. -- 
 spaniel, ber 213iiffcrl}unb, --speed- 
 well, [Sfipt.] eine 'JIrt bti <?f)renpreit'e«. 
 --Kpider, bie SSJafyenpiniie. --spike, 
 bai ©anicnfriuit. --spout, l. bai ipriin 
 gcnbc 2Bnt7cr. 2. bie iBnffi'rriiljre (lupnniS 
 bai ^iii7cr fpriiigt). 3. bie ^ii(7irl)u|'i, 
 2Ciii7ci-briiut. --spring, bie 2i5iiJTer(iuc(le. 
 --swallow, bie a33nf7crrrf)ipft!bc. --table, 
 [3Jrd)ir.] cine >3lrt Sci|len pb. 9{anb nii eiiiee 
 'Wnncr, 18 bi6 20 3p(1 ppm "Bobcn. --tath, 
 l(5-ngl.] cine 9lrt &rai , bai in ©limpfcn 
 lUiic^et unb ©itaftn iMiabiid) I'ciu roll. -- 
 tliermom et er, ter 'a5iif7irtl)crinpnii ter. 
 --thrush, bir 223.ii7iibrp|7'l. --tick. Me 
 anicrifiinifdje ippijmubc. --tight, iurtf7ir» 
 bid)t --trefoil, [-:5or.] bcr 'iCiiffi'if'tf 
 aSittcrflee. — triplieity, I^Jlfirol.) Pie Bret 
 ©rcriibiiber: j^rcbg, SfcrpiPii nub jjifdje. 
 trough, bcr "aSiiffcnrpg, inviftrpg. -- 
 tub, bai 51i5iii7crf-H, bie 2i3i i7ivfiifc. -- 
 lupelo, [53pt.jffr 2i3>i|7crbanin. --twist, 
 [oubflr.j bai 21) (7'rgnrn. -violet, bi\& 
 il5iii7crpciid)cn, bie ~ii3.if[crtcber- --w a g t a i I, 
 bie lucipe SBiidjilrljc , 2i3.if7:r|leljc; Yellovr 
 -. bie gelbe S8iid)i7cl}e. --way, I. f. 
 Well-room. 2. I'i)}i\ir.l pi. -s, Mc 2fi(» 
 l)6ljcr. --wheel, bai <Ii5iiiTcrraB. —-wil- 
 low, I. bie SBiifTiriveibc ; - tree, fie nies 
 bvige ^cife. 2. bcr 2D.i(7tTiucibcnd>. - • 
 Willi, cine ^pfliinje niif Jiini'Uf'i, Bie einen 
 irinfbiircn ©iitt ciirljiilt. --work, 1. bai 
 ~iBiiffcriucrf, Bie 2i3.-.(7frfiiii|t; to set the -s 
 a-going, bie 2i3.i(iirfuiiile ipicieii loijcu. 2. 
 iai ®cinnlBe tn 'ii3(ii7frmvPen. Shak. -- 
 
 ftnnr. --pad, ber ©d)iffv-bcrnnbcr tint Bcr [--worm, ber 2S>.ii7ein)urin , bie i0aj7iri 
 il)cnife. --pai!. bcr233ii|7crciinrr. --piirs-lmptte. --won, [-Sot. J bie 5UoiTiTiiiii"<, 
 ley. [!8pt.)bera[Dni7crcppid), bit'ii3'ij7irpcr«rfi. Bcr iyrnl;Iiiig6iurt|7cr|lcrn. ---y an o w, b<t 
 lie. --parsnep.['i}pr.]Bcr'a5.iJ7-vmtirf, fleinei-ICiiiTrfciidiel. 
 
 SPiiffcrcppid). --pepper, tcr 5i5.ii7''rpi''tfff' ^V»fer, v. a. 1. (mit *ICii(ier bcfeud>» 
 Bnd tJlPl)fr<ii't. --pimpernel. Bie il5iii7i'rs jteii) iv.ii7crn , bcmiii7crn, triiiifen , bcgicpcn. 
 pimpinefle, ©trmiBpiinge. - pipe. i. bie'2. f lu.ifitrn (©ciBe k.) Piunincn. 3. « mil 
 
 2Uoi7crr6l)re. 2. pi. -s. |Wiir.] Bie ^?ni7i'r= 
 liegcr, Ccgger. --planmin, [5:*r.J Bcr 
 SSin7crii)egrrig, Jrorc^ioffcl. -poa. [33pt.) 
 bie 5i5ii|7crrirpe , bai Sa5>i|7frpichnc'i«. -• 
 poek, bie 253iii7crbliitrcr, '23.ii7cvpp(fe. -- 
 poise, bie iUiiftcriwrtgc, -pot. ber ^Cnf. 
 
 ajrtiTcrgcpptiel. --(ox, ber 2Uai7triud)6 fcrroof; bic (S)!iBfnnne. --proof, iuiii7cr.- 
 (P. h. bcr 5trtrpfcn., - furrow, [Piiiib. Bid)t , iD.iffirinl. --pursUin, ('iku.l Bcr 
 fcirtljftv.J a; ». B.e ■iL^iijieriuriljc, "IGiiifer' .'JU'ilJfrpcrinirtf. --quai I, biif Q[iS>)|7crt)ul;n. 
 
 'ii5iij7cr ocriVi^cn) n>in7rrn. 4. tranfeii , jur 
 Iriinf e fnl)rcn ; ut)iocinnicii. 
 
 To water herrings, .^liringe iviit7crii. 
 
 ^%'»t«*r, V. n. I. luiijjirn ( ii)ii|7iri(j 
 mrrbcni; tljriincii (o. bcii Oliigcn). 2. ia}ti|7it 
 tinnrhmcii pb. I)0lcn; [-Minr.J 'Kiiff'Tprooiant 
 cinnc:)incn. 
 
 I*' tlilne eyes can water for liis deatii , 
 ivcnii bii fiber fciiicn luB ivciiicii fiiiiuil. 
 
Fai*-. far, fall. fai. Me. met. Fin*?. fJn. N6. move, r>6r, gol. 6i\. cliiy. Tiibe. tub. f«Hl. lAin. I'His. 1089 
 
 WAT 
 
 To make one's moutli water, (^innil btn 
 9RiinC iuiiiTiTiij madden, iuaiT'riiniiirt)fn. That 
 make* llie teeili -, ba5 nnld)r 6'ilicm bfii 
 gjfiiiit iiM(T«rig. [5Jahrllfl^, Dcr g.iljriofl. 
 
 '%%'utemg'e, wa'iurSdje, *. tat 
 
 ■%li'a*er»*r, witunir, «. I. ©mrr. 
 bfr luiiiTirc, teii.iiKrt , brtjicgt, trnuft. i. t 
 [SJllroii.] Itt 'aj.iiTirmiiiiii. 
 
 'WnterilleKSf wi'lurenls, «. tit 
 fiJiiffiTiiiffit, gaidjtigfcit. [iieiibt >lliifliMi 
 
 W«t«ri n <•»» of iliF eyes, filld)t«, t^r.i' 
 
 li^'aferiiif;^, uiiuriug, «. I. ti\i 
 7Ba\\ttt\; Xrnnffii; ©(Diutninifii. 2. i(x 
 SliiiiTerpIn^. 
 
 Watering-pan, --pot. bie P5k'6 
 fnitnt, Srrtitrt --plHce, 1. ti((S(l)iV)fiitnir 
 2. ['JJiiU.] brr 2i5.i(7frpl(i9. 3. ter aJtitfort, 
 ©riiiiin'ii, WffmiM'niiiiifn. -trough, bir 
 Itniifriiiiif , bfr SCafi'frcn'g, 'iraiifttpfl, bif 
 "ttantt (fur tae SJiel)). 
 
 'V%'uf<*riMll, wa'turinh. o<<;. I. IVi^l 
 fftifl, fcucttf, umu'riij. 2. ivnffcrifl (»on tinnr 
 glu/nqfrit); luiifffridit. 
 
 ■%%'l»<eri«hlie»«, wl'turl»hne»,«.l. 
 Me li3n|7iriiirfit, 3riii1>t;ijfcit. 2. bit TOnjJr. 
 rigfcir irrc iiinice k.). [let, ronfTtrlfrr 
 
 ^%'^Hterleaii, Mi'iurle*. adi. iviifFrr> 
 
 'IM'ntery, wituii, adj. I. iviifTrrin. 
 ffMcl)t, iiiiu. i. iiuifT.rifl (I'icl '53aj7«r ei'itljiil: 
 ttiib, J. 2). SCiibfii JO. 3. iu.if[i:rid)t. 4. b.if 
 SCiifTet brtrfffiiib, aCnlTrr... 5. au6 5IBiiffir 
 bc|lH)fiib, Hjiiffrr... 
 
 Wacery e»e«, linffe ^tugen. - rupture. 
 [^ki.] brr 2DiiiT'rt)rii<t> oni i5)obfnrncf. The 
 - god, brr 243,1 JTrrautt. - tapor*, ffl3iiiTfr> 
 b^mpfr, 2D.i(Tfrbrmi)«. The -desert, -king- 
 dom, bie 9i3>i(T>n«uile, bnfi 2Dflffirrrfi4>. - 
 liiiniori. lunffrrifl* '5rurt)rigfeitrii. 
 
 ^W^ttttle, wot'tl. iniigrd*. waiel) «. I. 
 brrSiung, bit Wrrte, SJurlje ; (bei'.) bie 9?ut^f 
 u. fliif tiiirm Diid)t, iim bii* Dadjitrol) jii 
 t^alttn; (bnlj.) bie 5lfd)re, 5?urbe. 2. brrSnrt 
 (am ^lUiV rinr« i^nl)iif« ic). 3. Wattles, 
 bie Umi<iuMUiig. [I'ogel. 
 
 W a 1 1 1 e ■ b i r d , btr ©nrtiTflrl , Pappe m . 
 
 "^Vattlei V. a. nut 3iii(ig(n verbiii: 
 ben. tli'rt)trii, unijlrd)_ifn. [Walter. 
 
 li^MHy) woi'ie, t. 9Ibfurjiing fur 
 
 1¥nul, wawl, ». n. t)eu(eii, fd^reitni 
 (V. R^fyew) miaucii. 
 
 "MTave, wivt, (flngelf. weg, waeg; 
 ft. vague; aCogr) *. I. bie 2J3pge , Wcrrefi. 
 woge, aOitte. 2.i aj bit UiiebciiIjeit.NEWTOK. 
 h) [Onbilr.i bie UDeflf, b«« ffi.iffcr (fincf 
 3tu<\ei K.j. e) I9lr*it.] bit S?»t)ltci]le , 
 $el)ifcii1t. 
 
 The wravei run nionntalna high, bit 
 6er grljr Ijimmclhod). Plumy -, ? bit i»tt> 
 Ieufi>rmigt 55eii*riiiiig ber ^rbrrbi'irdjt. A - 
 •f tlie hand, tin 'lUillf brr ifAWb. 
 
 W a V e - 1 i k e . luctUnfonnig , rorHtnljflft. 
 -•loaf, em i^flib jii tlurni <ICf bt > Opfer. 
 --orteriiig. [juP. Xfl.i bi»6 35cbe:Dpf«- 
 --subjected, ? i^b. J btt ©eronit btr 
 Sajrflrn nuigriV^r. --worn, ^ UPn bti'. 
 SDtf.rii nbgtiiiii;t, ifrfrrUtn. Siiak. 
 
 ^%'ave, 0. n. 1. lucifltn, ronfltn. 2. i 
 * fctiuiinfrn innrurfdjli'ijtn fcin). 3. fc^mebtn, 
 piUfrrii, (Mi Signal* n)r()fn. 
 
 They waved iu and out, |lt fc^iuflnfttn 
 ^iii u;ib t)rr. 
 
 '%%'ave, V. a. I. rofflrnforntig tnii^fti. 
 
 Engl. deul»ch. Worlerltuch- I. 
 
 WAX 
 
 Waved, wtdtiiffrinig. 2. mit lintin 
 ®d)i«iingt bfiuraeii, I'c^iuingtn, fcbtucnfrn. 3 
 lortbrmfijrn. 4. bnrd> rinen '2S>i!if vitr bir 
 ■i>iii>rgiiiii) tine* CiiigeS itnftn, (l^iicm luin: 
 frii , fin 3''i(l>'n gfbcti. 
 
 , Waving, [9?fi1)i*ipr-l b'l* iwfntlif&riniiif 
 'Jliifjiitfiii I'on JBrrtragfii , bie nifhrcrr "1>er: 
 fotifn bfrrtiTen. To — a «word. fiti Si1)iofrr 
 rd))»ingen. By tlie waving of lii» liand. 
 biiril) tinfir53inf niir rfintr^iinb. li wave.* 
 yuu 10 la uore removed ground;, ti ivilirt 
 I'lirt) iin It. Sjiak. 
 
 IVavef (norm, weyver) p. a. 1. (ijt' 
 iiuihiU. W.iive gff(t)r.) ivfgiurrffii. 2. urr 
 i.iiTrn itiiifii 2Drg;. 3. faljrfn liiffen ; aui- 
 Ofbrii, nnf K. ptrjidjrtn. 4. fluricijfn; bti 
 Sfitf fctjfii, tintr Qattft nufivtic<>en , n«p 
 Ptiii 'B5fi|f grhen. 
 
 IVuved, wivd, adj. 1. (^trtb ) nut 
 tmrni n^rtlcnforniigrii tlinri|tf I'fnVtjtn. 2. 
 ilfiuiiiTerf ( iHMi 3fiiG'" > • ""' grii"".(Tfrttm 
 -Ki'btl; ntir rotnentJrmigtri ?lbcrn, pani< 
 miitf. 3. l©ot.) iwfflenf&rmig. 
 
 ^VaveieSII) uAve'las. adj. I. lvel> 
 
 ItnU>*. ijlart. 2. t rii()tg, nngiTri'ibi. 
 
 '%%''uvellite, wi'veiiii , «. ["^Hi-. 
 ntr.ii;).) brr 2C>ii'tlIlt. 
 
 ^%''averf wA'vur, (niigrlf. wafian; 
 ban. svaever) p.n. 1. ivanffii, I't^iuaiirtn. 2. 
 i (in. iio manffii, r(()ipiinrtn. 
 
 Wavering, fdjiBiinftnb , iinfitirnTiij , 
 iinenrfitlrfffn; lunnftlmurljig ; t(\t ©iDivan' 
 ffn, iUnnffn, itt SQBiinftlinutl), bie llii: 
 rctlm'lUjffit- Thou almost mak'sl me - in 
 my faith, bu uincjjfl mi(t> f>iA irrt m mtinciu 
 OMiUiben. To - iu opinion, in I'tinti ^)}^*i. 
 nuitij frfjivniiftn. 
 
 'Vl'aver, *. [Dtrtl. in (Jngl.J biK 
 juniif Bniinirtjrn, bet jungt ^aiini. 
 
 "^Vaverer, wA'vurur, «. btr frtiuim- 
 ffnbf, niifitjiuiTiJt, unentfitjli'ilfnf -iKmrd). 
 
 11''Mverillg'lyT »A viirliigle. ade. 
 i"il)iii.iMfrnb, iiMrntr(l)li'(ifn ; i»iinfflmiiil)ig. 
 
 If'averiugrneiiST wi viiilngnes. 
 f. b.u i£d)ii<nnffii, bit llntntfct)loiT>:nl)fit, lln = 
 rdjn'i'ti'lfrit; PfT ^DanfflmiiiJ). 
 
 1Vavt*rln|p-tree wavuiing-trie, 
 
 t. bif 'Si.tlbrrbe. 
 
 IVaveMon, wive'sun, #. (5?c(()t6fpr.] 
 anf bcm OJJfcre fi^wimmenbt ©triinbgiitrr, 
 itftrittigr* &\\t. 
 
 "Wavy, wi'vi. adj. 1. ropgig, wpgtnb, 
 ivnflfiib. 2. i lupgrnb (itorn to. 3. luellig. 
 
 Ill a wavy form, WfllruftTiniil. 
 
 '%%''a)vl, «iwl. V. II. l;eulfU Shak. 
 
 ll'utVlltiNll f wiwuj i»h , adj. t 
 rftl, rU'il. 
 
 IVax, waks, l.ingfir. waex, wex; 
 'SjilAr; ruff, vaksa; l.U. vi«eu») t. 1. brtr 
 •li3.irt>? (I'Pii ^biriifn, I'cn griutiTm ipfl.injen ; 
 bii* <H>,i(1)i5 ium 'JDirtjffn to. i i -, obtr 
 Ear-. ba6 Oljrtni'rfjniiil}. 3. -, cb.Seal 
 ing--, Ob. .Spani»h -, bii« ©legtliwiidjo, 
 ©it^ffliirf, fpnuifitt 2DiJ(f)«. 
 
 Wax-bHby, — doll, bit *IBad)#pnppf. 
 --bill, [Ornitl).] ber ^.irt}*fd)iiiibel. -- 
 candle. b06 'H3i1(l)*lirf)t. - • c h a n d 1 e r, bfr 
 <a3ncf)fliff)rgiterr , ^UJad) t li ctjrj rljrr, 5ED.id)«= 
 ^ifljcr; ^.iii)fl)aiib!tr. — ke met, tine Olri 
 Knptfii im glcn'cjjf. -leiajiher. tai 
 "JDidt^lfbcr, flfiuictitt Ceber. --light, f. 
 --cabdte. --myrtle, ['^tt.\ btr^n^)^; 
 
 WAY 
 
 (jn<jef (Myrfca ceoifeva). --palm, [SSot.] 
 bit SSJrtcb^piiimf. --reel, bit ~Il5nd>«ilnngt. 
 --Hcot. (fhm.) tint ^Ibgnbt fur lliiterl)(U« 
 ning soil eid^rern ob. .Ktrjen in ivircfeen. 
 -.stand, --winder, brr iBil(l)5|ll>cfIeuct)i 
 rrr. --laper, btf 23J.i(^jffrif, b.er 20a(()6* 
 iloct. -wick, btr mit 25Joci)a biircbiogen* 
 I'limpeiibocbr. --work, bie a3iirf>jfigHr, 
 ■iGiirf)fftaiirtn; pt. -», boo 2&irt)*f'3"re»' 
 fabiuet. 
 
 tVax, 9. a. \. ntir '23Jrtrf>« bf|Trtidi/n, 
 ii'iitren; bi>l)iitn. 2. tnit iy}ii(t)4 jufninmeih 
 I fig I It. 
 
 Wax^ fnngrlf. weaxan ; n>n<f)ftn) praU. 
 waxed J pp. wnsvd, waxen, v. n. I. ninttH 
 iVn, yiiiflinitn. 2. iwrbea. 
 
 To wax gieiMer, gr^Ktr n>t»bet». To - 
 stro^ng. (larf iperbtll, trilarfen. To - warm 
 or cold, nwrm pb. fnlt ivtrbtn, trroarintn, 
 trfalten; To - old, nit luerbeii, nfrmi. T« 
 
 - pale. bliiB, birifb luerbrn . trblfid)cn. T« 
 
 - worse and worse, ininirr ri1)liiiimfr >»»t» 
 brn. Their manners — more and more eor< 
 rnpt, iljre Strttii utridjliminrrn ftrf) ininitt 
 intljr. (2i3>u1)«, 20.1*6 ... 
 
 "^Vaxen, »vik'sn. adj. w'a<ii\tx\\, \>vn 
 
 Wrtxen iinnge. brt* 2U(i(l)<'>bilb. —chat- 
 terer. [OrnttI).) btr ©fibciii(l>iunn). -cells, 
 bit SB<id)5^tfttn. - vein, van i^einionttf 
 
 20uriVl (Helinonlii Indus). 
 
 '%%''aKen, v. n. f jnnfliinen, lurtrtjftn. 
 
 IVaxy, wak'si. a-y. «)ii(f)«nljnii4>, 
 ivrtrti^iiriig, iptirf) wit \H3iii1)#, ai5a(t)4 . . . 
 
 '%Vay» wi. (diigfir. waeg, weg; 2Dtg ; 
 fr. voie; lilt, via) t. I. j brr "33eg; '.bnl)tt 
 in mtitfrtr 35rbtiirimg) bit ©iriiet; 9{irt)» 
 tnng; 23>ihn , btr '•JJlnij, SKuiiin; 3ntritf. 
 2. f a) btr 2Gffl, tai "iJx'uUX. b. bo* Str* 
 ifiihrrn, bit 'Jlrr, "SJeifc, ••Birtnitr ^Ktrljpbe, 
 'TRott , Sittt, brr Ok-brniid), bit ^fl)anb» 
 (iiiigfnrt. c; btr ^illt, Sinn, bie Siiiiiie. 
 di btr 2Bfg ibit 'Jlrr n. SKtli't )ii 6tiun« {U 
 grlnngtn); (b.il)tr» e> ber crfd)tt) 2Dfg (bie 
 rf(frre ^Irt pi ^aiibflii !c.). f) ber 20»j| 
 (Sfbfii^nxg). .?. btt (Strrrfe, 2Dfitf. 4. 
 I'OTfiir J a) tK 5f>rt}rt, btr Oniif. b) Wayt^ 
 pi bit ^piitr, ntif briitii tin Scfjiff uow 
 ®tnpr( gtlnfirn luirb. 
 
 High w»y. bit 2niib|trn§t, $tfriltrt§t. 
 Cross--, bfr fireiijiweg, @rf)eibtiirfg, bie 
 .Rrtniflrog*. Horse--, brr Jnljrmtfl. 
 
 Covert (Pb. Covered) -. [5c|lnng4b.] btt 
 bebffftf SHJ'g. — of the rounds. ['JtflintgSb J 
 btr 5{iiiiffntiifg , ?{iinbtngang. Milky -, 
 [■3l|lrpn.] bir -))iiM'|1rii#e. - in, ber fi'wu 
 i;nng. - out, b?r 'llii^gangi, Slii^iueg. A 
 lane that has no - out, ei4ie ®a(fgil(ft. 
 
 - through, btr Diirrbgniig. 
 
 To travel by the way of S. etc., iibtt 
 <3. IC. rrifrn. To make — » to clear the — , 
 to stand out of (he -, a\\6 btni 2!}egt gtfjett, 
 ■;plat5 iltnctK". Make - for the jury, bff 
 3iiri) 'ipiaO gftnnctt. A great -, wtit. A 
 little -, lli(t>t lUfit. We are a great - off, 
 i«ir (iiib rotit brtopn tntfttnt. To give -, 
 I. i|5lii$ tnncfttn. 2. t ivticfcen, nadjgebeiij 
 \\&) frt)i(frn in ic. ; fid) i'tbiT(ni7f" (bfr®(t)!Vtvi 
 miitl) K.); im ^"Preiff ffldtn, fiuffn ; f- imttt 
 Give. To give - aiko to tlia time, fid) Olltft 
 ill bit 3ftt \i\ I'dlicfen. To iiand in any 
 one's -, I. &{\\tm im <5}fgt flrl)cn 2. t 
 ©intni imXBtgt jlrf^n, biiibfriK<> friiu W«i*» 
 
 by 
 
] 090 rii*'. far. fAll. lat. >U. meJ. Fine, fin. N<S, move, n6p, got, 6'l. d6ua. TAhe. tub. full lAin. Tllis. 
 
 WAV 
 
 U there In the - of your tfe., nxi? flf^t 
 Shrem !C. im SBegf, um* lltflt fid) Oljrem 2C. 
 tliio.fflfii? To have one'* -, fciii 5?eil l'er< 
 flldjfll. Shak. Was't not the -? U'lir ff 
 nid)t Crtfi a^ffle, mil iiiiffr QSorfjnbeii niif> 
 jiifutireii? Shak. No -to that, fcin 21Cffl 
 fo |)>i(Ten5 nlj 6tr. To put things out of the 
 -. mi bfiii 2Giflf fd)offeii. iur(jr*nfTeii, ivffl- 
 tl)Un. »U05 l)illDerl. To make - through the 
 crowd, turd) tai P5c^ralIge brinaeit. To 
 couie in one's -. (J-inftii 111 tell Wt(\ (iiiirrr 
 bie 9liiflen , jii &(nd)t) fciiiiiien. A house 
 that stands out of tlie -, till nbgflrgfllfS 
 ^a\\6. To get out of the -, I. firf) cillf fcie 
 Geite uinAfii. fid) I'CTilfcffii, fid) tavon ma= 
 AfM. 2. U'em"it.ifffn,nfl) vom ipolfc f(i)iit1f". 
 (©■iltcii) eiitffriu'U. To keep any one out of 
 the -. Cillf n ucrflf (ff II , rfvbfrnfii. To 
 dispatrli any one out of the -. QintW 6(1 
 6firr fri>iifft'n , iiiitfrriugfn. To make - for 
 etc., (ritier ilrhnffnit !c.) 3'itr'ff rtfll'itton, 
 (SJrrbrftftni to if)or ii. Ihiir i'ffiirii. It i» 
 not for an honest man to make — to a good 
 office hy a crime, rill rhrlidjtT ■"Wniin frfl, 
 um fiiifii Cieiiil yi fnufinii, friu SBrrbrc 
 i!)fn brgrlii'ii. "fo ask out of tlie -. jii I'irl 
 fprtmi. What - did lie i.-ike? iiifldjni Wct\ 
 nn()m n, rrfuiig or cin? What impious -» 
 my wishes took, ivrirt)' flortlofe 'Sot(\e i"d)lii = 
 flfll nif'lie 2Glllird)C cin. And let eternal 
 justite take the -, illlb Iilg tcr fllMflCn P)e: 
 rfd)tinfiir ilui'ti frricn ?iiiif. Which - sliall 
 I go? lurldjrii <B3efl ipfl id) (jf!)fti, cinrd)Ingfii? 
 Keep in the — of (truth and knowledge) 
 bltibt niif Cfiii ^egc btx jc. The - to etc.. 
 6fr SErg lind) K. An easy - to happiness 
 1 till Irid)tfr 533eg jiim Wiilrfe. Which -? 
 1. mrljiii? 2. niif ivrldif 9lrt? mie? He lost 
 his -. n I'rrfor ten 2Dfg, fnnt I'ptii ^rgf 
 at>. To be out of the -, 1. ten 2J3fg vn- 
 fti)U t)flbcM. 2. 1 a) fid> irrrti. b) nid)f bei 
 fcrr $nnb friii. <0 nitftt |iir &ad)e gli)i:^rfn. 
 A) jcrftreilt frill. You are out of the right 
 — . ©i« (i'lb iHMH rc(^tfn SCrge flbgefrnitiifii. 
 To put in the right -, nilf fcctl tcdfttw 2Cfg 
 Wfiffn, jiirfd)t iwcifm. To go out of the -. 
 fid) yerirrrn. To go one's -, ffincn SH3fg 
 (jfljen, fortgchfii. Go thy -s, ( gcf) itinn 
 SEDrge! To come one's-, ()frfiMllt)tfn. Come 
 yoKr —8. ( fonnn her! To be under -. 
 lOTnt.) (niiffn, Jiifjrt i)abtn (i>. €d)iffe). To 
 gather -, [Wor.J Jnhrt brfiMimicti. To 
 Jose -, CTOor.] ffnfirt orrtifTfii. To make 
 • tern- way, ["DJiarJ bfiiiffn (nlrfii'artf 
 grhrn). The ship has fresh - througli the 
 wr.ter, b<\6 €d)iff Imiff |"d)iu'n. To gi»e the 
 •hip - that she may stay, ttm ©djiffi" {J.ifjrr 
 flrbcii, lim ju ivenbcn. To break the-, 
 AiUwf id)f II , mii brill SEr.je tiil)rtn. Lead 
 the -, gr()' vprrtil. You go the wrong — to 
 work. Sic grcitVn bir ©iid)f I'crfrfjrt mi. To 
 make the best of one's — home, llindxil, 
 fiie man nod) ^,iiik foumit. This -. bifr= 
 hill, hirrbiird). That -, fc.ihin, tnrurd). 
 (There is nothing in the words) that toundi. 
 that -. lunf borauf ntjirlt. Kreiy -. niif 
 fldf 9trt iitib lUriif , in itttt ifjiuftdjt. 
 Erery - a liar, fin I'llgiifr I'Pit ^aii# 
 <lllf. This is a thiug out of my -, bdi'iin 
 rrrilffir id) nid)t«; b.i« ilrljr iiid)t in luriiur 
 0)riviilt, ilrht nid)t bri mir. 'Tis much 
 out oi my -, bn« i|l, liigt (jniij mi|fr nifi> 
 
 WAY 
 
 nun ^(nne, tattl vntittt i(I>. To make 
 one's -, feineii SS5fg niiid)ni, burd)briiigiii. 
 H'ill Oilucf innd)CII. (Tlie general officers 
 and ihe public ministers) that fell in my -^ 
 tic niiri'Orfnnitll. Having made my - with 
 (a foreign prince), bn id) bci 2C. S'ltfitf S)"' 
 filllbdl f)i1ItC. To cast in one's — . Giliciu 
 in bCM OaSeg lurrfcn. The best - of learnings 
 bic bcilc ')Irt }11 If men. In a prospeiout -. 
 rtiif fine flfiii|ligc SCrii'f. Tilings are in n 
 prosperous -, tie endx'n fi'ib niif gutrin 
 253rgf. By the -, iiit 93i>rbfigf!)cn, briliiiifig , 
 f. linrrr By. By - of apology, mil fill) Jl! 
 fllflMnilbigrn. Ways and means. C^Jarlii- 
 iiicius-fpr.l bif ^-rgc ii. "■Kiircl, iii'i bic pimii 
 ^ardiiiiriitf. I'lMirrfiiCiklbri iiiifiubriiigi'ii. No 
 -. rb. No ways, ffiiirfiurga , niif friiievli'i 
 91rr. In no -. (lilt friiirrlri -Jtrt. Any -, niif 
 irgriib riiif ?lrt, SL'riir. The -s of God . I 
 bif QKfgf Wrtif*. He is preliy singular in 
 his -s. rr hiU ii'iibrrbiirr "•Miiiiiicrcn. W<- 
 admire n person's — of rspressing hii ide- 
 as, ivir bni'iiiibrrii bir 2lrt, iwie Of'"''"^ 
 frilie obCfll i1llffni(fl. I am for the oM -. 
 id) Ijiiitf fi iiiit bcr r.rtrii 'i'iii'tt , -OTetl}Dbc. 
 Let him have liis-, (.lul iljii (liiid) Wllt- 
 buiifrii) iitiid)rii, iiiid) friiirni Siiiiic, iiiiri) 
 (Vinrr ^rijV Pb. J.illlic (^iiiibclu. If 1 had 
 "ly -, nuMiii c* iiiid) mir giiige. Use your 
 own -. hiiiibflii iSic nod) oO'^"" 'Smi'i! 
 iiiid) jhrrr Piiiiiie, nad) Qhrcr 'S5i'irf. He is 
 of my - of thinking, er bcilft, l»ic id}, ill 
 niciiirr ■OTfiniing, ()iit iiiciiie 9liifid)teii. He 
 niiiKt have it his own — , fr K>ifl ti Mild) 
 rrilirm ®iline Ijnbcil. The easiest - to live, 
 bif (fid)re|lt 9lrt ju Icbcii. Men who go oui 
 of ihe - to etc.. Oi'iitc, bie vem <\tmbi}nU- 
 d)f\ SBcgc iibgr I)on, um ic. In the family--. 
 1. niif frfuiib)-d)nftlid)fm (Jugf, ini Siiiiiilifiii 
 t rfrl. 2. gutcr ippffiimig, rdjipaiiflcr. To 
 eKtriid a great -, cine grope Strerfc cm 
 ncl)rtifii, fid) lUfit crffrcrfen. To go a great 
 .. 1. ivcif flft)en. 2. i weit flcl;£u, pici 
 ipirffti. 
 
 Way-bill, eineSifle urn ^erfpncn, 2Bart = 
 reii, bif mon fnfjrt. --hit. cin ©tu(f SBegc^. 
 --board, ['"TOin.) bie ^angcbtiiif. — - 
 bread, --broad, lOcrt!.] bet SSJfgebreit, 
 ffirgrrid), bnfi aSSfgefnuit. --farer, ber 
 9ffi|Viibf, ^Ctiiibcrcr. --faring, a) adj 
 auf ber 9{fife bfftiiblid), rfifcnb, iPiiMbrrnb, 
 - men, 9{fifcn6f, ^HSniibfrcr; -tree, (^Pt.) 
 bie ®fgfi'd)liiige, ber 6(t)liiigb<iuiii. b) #. b«* 
 ■?Ceirrii. — goer, * ber £niib|lrcid)er, 93ett: 
 icr. --going, adj. — crop, [(5-|ig(.] (bfi 
 -^ad)tfrn) bic e-rnte, bie in b<i< ^i\l)t fiifU, 
 111 i«fld)eiii ber 'ijjiiitfer b(i6 &nt prrlnpf. -- 
 leave. (lOcrtl. | brr jii fiiicni ffii^nucg iJ\)i= 
 rd)fn ^p()Icngnibrn iinB riiicni gliiffe nngf- 
 fiTiil're CSJriinb u. SBobrii. • maker, ber 
 iKpriiiiifcr, Snl)nbrfd)tr. -mark, bn* 
 'Ii}rg(r)icid)rii, ber 233egrocifcr. --pass 
 enger, brr niitrripfg?|)niT<igifr, 3ipi|'d)eii' 
 pnffiigifr, ?S5riKpniT'igier , 'ipiiffngifr, ber nii> 
 urr ben bciliiuiureu ©tatioiieii fin Pb. anii 
 ilfigt. --thistle, l^pt.] bie $affrbiflfl, 
 5l■|^^d)l1^te, Sf'tbiilff. --thorn, [^^pt.] 
 brr SCrgrbPrn. --warden, [©iifll.] brr 
 ^rgiiitpfftpr, 3Dfg(iiifff()fr. --wiser, ber 
 'JBigrmrifer. — worn, upu ber 3{ci|'e fr< 
 imlbfr. 
 
 ^%'«y, r. a. t I. In TOcfl briiigcn, 
 
 VvEA 
 
 fnfjrfn. 2. jum Oeljen abvid)ttn tin wenig 
 jiirtitfu. 
 
 IWaylay, walA'. (megofiigern) pmet. 
 n. pp. waylaid, v. u. ©iiinii rtuflniiern, niif» 
 piiftPii , luidjitffkii. 
 
 1¥aylMyer, wAli ur. *. ber 5S3ege» 
 Ingfrer, 'Jliiflaiirrr, iUiii'p>if7cr, 5?iid)|tcflfr. 
 
 ■^^'ayless, wales, adj. uniufgram, 
 llll()cb>ll):it. (nienter) v. n. f tpel)f((igen. 
 
 IVayineiit, wiment, (altfr. gal- 
 
 'Yl'ayiiieiii, *. f b.i^ SBcfjfhigcn. 
 
 '^Vay^vard, uA'wurd, (p. w.-y u. 
 ward; iij.g ii. qiiiD a<//. nifirrifd), muiibcr' 
 lid), laiiiiir(^, perffljrt, eigeniliining. 
 
 Wayward sisters, bie 3'iiibfrinnfn; 
 ^iirif'i; ^arifii, ©d}idral^rd)i«c|1erii. 
 
 Ifay^^ardly, wAwurdl*. ade. 
 mrirrifd), hiuiiiid), ivuitberlK^, eigenflnnig^ 
 rfltmni. 
 
 ^Way^vardness, wA wuidnes, «. 
 bie 2DuiibiTlid;feif, ini Uumifdjt 213c|\'ii, bie 
 2>erffJ)rtI;fir, ber (Figeiifinn. 
 
 "^Vay^vode, wiwode.) «. [turf. 
 
 ^I'ai^vode, ) ii. ^Pieii] 
 
 bfr ^piiupbe. fbie *B>piiuub|'c<)nft. 
 
 1%'^ay wodesliip, wa'wodeship, s 
 
 ^%'^e f vvcc. pron. luir. 
 
 '%%''«:;ak, weke, (iiiigrtf. waao, wace; 
 ipfidi, fdiiutiiti iidj. I. fitiPiid). 2. i r(()iurt(^. 
 
 Weak of brain. |'d)lU(1(^ nn 2Jeri1nnb. 
 .K - mind, cin |d)ipad)i'r ^ppf, ©d)ipa(f)rppf. 
 Can you be capable of so - a mind, finb 
 ©ic ciner \cld)tn ©(tiund)f)fit faljig? The - 
 side (of a person), bif rc^iun(t)c ©cite. The 
 
 - , bie ©(t)iuiid)eii. — voice, etiie \'d)\vnd)t 
 Stimme. A - prine^, ein rd)ii)a(bcr ^iitfl. 
 
 - tea. fd)ipad)cr Xi)ce. - beer, fd)iund)c«, 
 Di'lluifS 25ifr. - state or government, fin 
 
 i1)mad)fr ©tnnt, eiiie )"d)iunri)c 9?cgicriiii(j, 
 
 - in faith , |'d)ipii(i) ini ®Iiui6en. A - fort- 
 ress. cine rd)lPild)C $5ffl""fl- A - bridge, 
 fine i"d)iPi'.d)e ©rucfe. - land , giinb mit 
 leid)tein briniieni SBoben. A - discourse, 
 fine mntfe 3{cbf. - sounds, |"cf)ip(id>' Xpne. 
 K - argument, fin f(tipnd)er ^eiuci*. 
 
 Weak- hearted, fd)nad)^etilQ. - • 
 lol ned, (fllbfnl>tl)lll. 
 
 "IWeak, v.a. t (d)mad)ett. 
 
 ■%Vt'ak , p. n. + |"d)ipa(ft njcrbe n. 
 
 'Weaken, wekn, r. a. I. fd}nnd), 
 i"d)ivn(f)er iiuid)en, fd)iuiid)eM. 2. l f(()iu(i(()en. 
 
 To weaken tea. Xljfe f(^ivild), \'d)mnd)tt 
 iiiiid)rn. [UMi Pb- ©ndje, bie fd)ivii<tf. 
 
 ■%%'eakeiier, we'ki.ur, *. eie ?j5et, 
 
 ll'eakeiliug' y we kn'ng , adj. 
 ri1)iv.id)fiiD. 
 
 IWeakUllgr , w^kel'ng , «. bet 
 ©d)UHid)Iiiig, f<\i rd)mnd)c &e(d)bfif. 
 
 ^%'"eakly, weke'le, «<y. f(()i»fl(<)li(<(, 
 rd)ipnd) I belli ivprper m\d)). 
 
 IkVeakl-y, adv. l. T fi^»pac(). 2, i 
 utwiid); iiii« ©d)iund)e. 
 
 lY'eaknes.s, weke'nes, t. I. T bie 
 
 ©d)iuad)c. 2. i a) bie ©d)ipiid)e, 6d)iun<t' 
 
 l)eit, ."pinfflfligfeir, £d)ip.i(()l.d)feif. b) bic 
 
 ©d)w(id>e (be5 PJeijlrf 2t. ), ®rt)i«iid)ljfit. 
 
 c) bie ©d)nHid)c (finciS 55fipriff« K.). 2. 1 
 
 (init einrm pi.) bie @(t)ivad>e, @((;iuii(tf)cit 
 
 (Iliippfifpmmfiiljfif). 
 
 3> Many take pleasure in spreading abroad 
 
 the weak n esse* of an exalted 
 
 character. Sphctatoi. 
 
Fate, far, fall. fat. M4. met. Fine, fin. Ni, more, n6p, got, 6i\, ciddd. Tiibe, tub. fcill. i//in. THis. 1091 
 
 WEA 
 
 Weakneit of conatitution, bie fd!)lon(f)t 
 8eibf66t|'it)iitfeu()ttt. - of miiid. bit ®ei|le«< 
 
 '%Wenl, wele. (nngftf. wela; SSJo^f) «. 
 1. ba« 2Si'()l, tit SCrhlfahrt. 2. (jr$t Com- 
 Bion wealth} tit 9{fpiiHif, bfr 5J«'ft'i*" 
 
 General or public weal. ba£ Weuirill: 
 iBPf)!, Sfrte it6 ®tnnte«, ndgfiiieiiie 5Betlf. 
 Tlie - of a nation or slate, tni <!Drf)l eilier 
 9iiUion, fiiK^ ©tiiat*, 6a# ©r,intfiiH'l)I. 
 
 Weal's- man, \ ttv Stiiiitfmnnii , 
 ^rlitifft. [©triiiiie, ^iiiirbe. 
 
 "1%'eal , (©djroif Je) ». t tie ©(tioifl'r 
 
 '%%'c;nl} e.a. |irieiiieii,(lriet)ii(| f<t)liiorn. 
 
 IValtl, ( iiii %»(jflf. jc. = «Qa«); 
 
 '%1'alt, / ). ». in Waltham etc. 
 
 ^«ol(l, 1 
 
 lleiklrear, wlle'rjf, (anqtf(.) t. 
 [9?rrf)r^lVr.j bie IVrflubiinfl fined tubten 
 9Keiii'(ftni ini Wrnbe. 
 
 '%Vealtli, weltft, (V. we.il; aiigeli' 
 welega, welga) «. I. ' ber S33l)l)I|lnilb, bn« 
 
 ^Hi'itf. 2. ber 9{(td>tf)uiii, x<\i 0iir, @elb ii- 
 Out. 
 
 IWealtliily, weiiA^i j. nrfr. reirf). 
 
 'Vl''ealtUiiie8Sf weli/reues. «. brr 
 9?eirt)tlMiiii, bit 5{eid)l)eit, bnft Sirin&tieii. 
 
 IVealthy, weiiA i, a<//. rei((), vrr: 
 ntSflfiib, bfniitert. 
 
 "Wean, w^ne, v. n. t. enfivpf^iKn 
 
 (fin £iiib to. 1. i (from) tntivc^iien , nb: 
 
 (iefjen (vdii). 
 
 2. To wean the heart from temporal 
 
 enjoyments. Webster 
 
 (A fortniglit before) you — calves from 
 milk. il)r Itnlbrr ber *!J?ild) fiiriuolMit. Cliil- 
 dren nrwiy tveaned from tlieir parents. 
 JSiiiber, bie furjlic^ von il)rrn 'ildtrrn ge< 
 trennt morben ftiib. To - one's self from 
 any pleasure, (!<(> eiiie» SBrrguilgeni ent:- 
 n)M)ii(ii. 
 
 ^^'eanel, w^'nel, \i. bn5 rnt-- 
 
 11'eaiili»;;r^ wene I'ng.^ ivv^nte 
 1\l\tx\ t\\\\\>W.\\t flinb. 
 
 "^l^eapftii, wep'pn. (nngrir. waepn. 
 wepn; SJnfff ) «• I. 5 ^ie Sffi.iffe. 2. 1 bie 
 CDntTe. 3. (Sut.] -«, Mr SBntftn. 4. [ipah. 
 neiifaiiipff) -», bie ©poren an jtingrn ^fllj 
 nen cb i^ii(}iirrn. 
 
 Weapon-saire, • bff ffljrtffenftilbr, 
 SBfhnViibf, ber QBnfffiibiiiriini. (tuiiffiisf. 
 
 11'eapuue<l, wep'pnd. aAj. be- 
 
 '^VeaponleMS, wep'pnlei, aA)- 
 nnbfiu.iifnrt* n)fl)rlo*. 
 
 '%Vear, wire. (fc. gwariaw; nngeli". 
 weran. weri^jn) pr«?/. wore; pp. worn. v. a. 
 I. (flu fid) \)a^t\\i troflfi) (fin Srfjivrrt, JJrriij, 
 tint RriMir, riiirn Dfi'd to, niihnbcii. 1. i 
 h-ii(ifii; jiir £(f)nn trnfjen. 3. (bur(t> ben 
 Sfbroiirf), bie 3eit Pb. biirrf) IGfrfifiigf I'trs 
 *<f)li'(f)trni) brn>i(f}en, nbtrntjrn, nbnu^eni 
 AUfl)M)lrn; <^l1f)rr) 4. nti^uirriirln. 
 
 To wear • suit of clotlies. tin jffeib 
 anhitbrii. Wearing-mpparel, bie Alei: 
 ter, Aleibnn;), £lfibung«(ld(fr, @<irf;rn. To 
 - the willow. ( tt\\ Korb befiMiinirn ijrtbcii. 
 Trials - us into a liking of etc., '^n\U&)t 
 briiinen w\t nocf) inK iiiitt) rinrn (Sirfallen 
 in tc.-bri. Lockb. He -s hiiu«eif into the 
 <aiiie manner, tx rignrt firt) nn(^ unb iiiid) 
 Mffelbe '3}i>inirr an. Sbt -• a smile on her 
 
 WEA 
 
 countenance, fie ^fd rlnttt (Jtftefnbetl 93fi(f. 
 Bvery thing is the worse for wearing. 
 'JUIfS luirb biirtj) Dae SSenii^en fct)If(t»t.r. A 
 broom worn to the stump, ein abgenn^ter 
 Sefcn. Worn to pieces with age , uiMn 
 •Miter gebeiijjt, flbflc}cl)rt, abgeAutnpft. A 
 man worn witli age, ein obijelebter ®r»i6. 
 To - land out of heart, ein ®ruub|lu(t Awi' 
 niergeln. 
 
 To wear away, 1. nbtrrtflen, flbnn^en; 
 iinterl)ijl)len. 2. 1 iierlofc^en (einen '^anien ic). 
 
 To wear away one's best days in 
 sorrow, feine |'d)un|len Xn^t in £uraiuer 
 I'rrbringen. 
 
 To wear off, abnii^en. 
 
 Worn off, uerflnnoen (u. tjnrben ic.), 
 nbgcnii<)t. 
 
 To wear o at, I. abtTflflen , flbnn^en; 
 uerjeljren, jrriloren ; jerriltten; aiidnierijeln. 
 
 1. 1 a) erfdjopfen (^euianbd ®ebnlD to. b) 
 plagen, qiinlen, p otT|15ren. cj uerbringen, 
 (ul'riiigeii, l)inbringen. d; aujholten, ut)er> 
 llo^en, be|lel)en. e) (ber Sfeligion to 'flbrrng 
 rl)iin. 
 
 Quite worn out wiih rheumatisms, 
 ODM 9^l)euuiati«nirn fii|l aiifge|el)rt. An old 
 man worn out in the service of 
 country, ein "JKann , ber ini X5ienile iVinvfi 
 SJaterlanDet alt u. r(()iv>id) geiuorben i|1. 
 
 lYear^ v. n. l. fid) trogen (i>on £lei: 
 biingeili'irfen). 'l. ftiird) ben (5)ebratid) oDer 
 bie 3cit fid) Denc^ledjtrrn, uiTail)en. 
 
 To wear well, fic^ gnt tr>igen , fid) <iiii 
 tnigcn) gtit Ijalten. Wiiich - uot now, Cie 
 man jil^t nid>t tragr. Siiak. (ren. 
 
 To wear away, abnfl)inen, (id) I'frjel) 
 
 To wear off, iiergrl)rn , abnrt)airn, fid) 
 oerniinbemi erloi'djen, erfalren (i<. SciDen. 
 ld)iiften to. Iber 3"''- 
 
 To wear on, I'frgefjen, i)cri1reid)fn (I'on 
 
 To wear out, I. fid) abtragen, ft'*' ^^' 
 iui(jen, obnel)nien. 2. pcrgeljeM (p. eer Srit). 
 
 Siiak. 
 
 Every thing wears out, Siflrj vrrgi-|)t. 
 
 IVear, «. I. bie iradjt, ^c^ii irageii. 
 
 2. (Da«, iva£ man triigt; ber "Miiiiig. 
 
 A stuff of good wear, em 3e"fli •'er 
 \\!!o gut tragt. Tliis is all my -, Die6 i(l 
 'Jl(le<, luai id) an niir l)abe. The - and 
 tear of a ship, of a garment etc., bie "Mb: 
 Mu^nng tine* Sd)ifff« unD feiner ®erai()- 
 fdjaftrn, einer fileitung :c. 
 
 ^Vear) (angrir. waer, wer) (lift and) 
 Wier flpfdjr.) «. I. iiii 'ilCeljr (in einem 
 gluffe ic). 2. ber 5ird)fyrb, bie 3{eu|e, ^ik^^ 
 reiif:. 
 
 IVearable^ wireabl. «<(/. ^u tr(i< 
 gen, rragbar, grrr.igen luerben fDnnenb. 
 
 Wearables. «. pf. filriOungeilllife. 
 
 ^Weartl, word, (angrlf. 'It3ort) in 3"' 
 lamnienjttjnngen =■ bie SQat^fainfrit, @orgi 
 tall. 
 
 ^Wearer, winSr. *. I. ©mer, ber 
 G-tii)a« aui)at, rra.H, an fid) tnigt. 2. t&i, 
 n>a« abniiijt, perrd>ied)ri'rt, ber SSeriui"i|ler. 
 
 /'/-OP. The wearer best know.t wliere 
 the slioe wrings him, 3eber iveip am beilen. 
 
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 '%W'earing-, wa nng, *. « bie !tlfl« 
 bung, ber flimig, Pa* ^(eib, 03cmanb. Shar. 
 
 '%Vearislt, wi'iJsh, ad}, -f i. mai". 
 I'erig. Hinipf^g, fothig. 2. l a; roeid), fd)laff. 
 b) fd)>i(, aff'*niarflD*. 
 
 IVearisuine, we'refium, aAj. I. 
 ermnoeub, inril)rain . berd)n)i'rlid) ; langiuei* 
 lig , liiilig. 2. t ^fcr^rl"l|■fig. 
 
 Then life must to itself grow weari- 
 some, bann iniig Da* Si'ben fii^ felb|l jut 
 9ail I'aden , lailig ii'rrbeii. 
 
 '%W^eari.«iOinely, » jietumle. ad*. 
 aiif fine erniucrube, langiveiiige, liiilige 
 ^en'e. 
 
 IVearisoinenesn , wi'rlKom- 
 nes, »■ 1. \ik\(, (S-rniilbfiibe, bie ■BJillKantfeit, 
 35eid)n>erlid)feit , Cailigfeit. 2. t ber Uibe«» 
 frn#. 
 
 "IVeary, wl'ri, (angelf. werig) adj. 
 1. iniite (of, yen). 2. i (oO Inl■I^e, i"iber» 
 DriliTig (eiiier ©adje); abgeiliinipff (fur). 3. 
 erniuDenb , befdjiuerlicft. 
 
 lie was weary of asking for redrei*, 
 er luar be« S5irtcn« iiin ^Jlbhillfe nii'ibe. No» 
 10 be - with you, iiin ©ie nid)t jii frniuben. 
 
 HVeary, v. «. i. tni'iDe tnnd)en , er< 
 nii'iPen. 2. f a) ermi'iBen iti^i ©li'itf ic.). 
 b I (Ftnen belailigen, (angweilcn, C^incm Saiigci 
 lueile mad)en. 
 
 To weary one's self with labor, fl(^ 
 mnPe arbeiten. To be wearied of waiting 
 for etc., be6 SJarten* aiif tc. lui'ibe fein. 
 
 To weary out, g.iujiid) flbmatten, rr< 
 fd)opfen. 
 
 To be wearied out of patience, bie 
 OJePulb perlierrn. Wearied out, ganj 
 abgrinatttt, gan) l)in. 
 
 IWeanand, wizn ,^(angcir.wasend, 
 
 '%ireKan*l, \ waesend) «. 
 
 [Olnat.] Tie Ciiftr6f)rf. 
 
 ^Weasel, wi'zl,^ (nngeff. weilc ; 
 
 bas "JDiefi'l. [C^lrt laud)er). 
 
 Weasel-coot, (31)01.) ber ^$feilfd)iuan| 
 
 ^Veat, weie. r. n. 9 laiifen. 
 
 "%%'eatlier, weTllur, (angelf. w«- 
 der, waeder. weiUer; <H3etter ; frtllifr. wl- 
 dara) i. I. 5a6 fetter. 2. f bie aBitiemng. 
 3. t t bie SfranBcriing. 4. t "b. % iCi.i 
 <H3etffr, Ungeioitter, fcer £rui-nt. 5. [OMnr.J 
 bie ^inbjfitf, Cuffeite. Hard a--! ganj 
 lufiuiirt* bafi 9iiiSir! fafl ganj ab! A-- the 
 helm! lufauirt* ba6 3{uDer! fa(( nb! 6. (in 
 3nfammi'nfe0iingrn) [-))?ar.] an ob. auf bet 
 Cufffitf , Cuf..; (f. iinren). 
 
 Fair weather, line -. f(^ljneS better. 
 Dry -, trccfenef TOeffrr. Hazy -, nebelijc* 
 "Bitter, ("■))?>ir.i iniilig better. Rainy -, 
 Dfrgfinuetter. Stress of-, i^i irngeflt'itne 
 better. ("War.) Blowing-, juinbigc* 2Cet» 
 rrr. Stormy -. fluriUMdjefi, Ijarte*, |"d)irerc< 
 SiScrter. Squally . mil 25iirn orrmifdjtc* 
 aScfter. Thick -. biife ?nft. Wild -. fefjt 
 f(Wfd)te« ajetter. To m.^ke fair -; v ^^ jn 
 bie llmih^iiDe fd)idrn , \\\ boi'em ©pirle gute 
 ^?}iii'ne mad)en , f(^niriit)elii. 
 
 Weather-beaten, I. voni better 
 
 iui> il)ii ber €d)n^ bri'irft. [mt'iDet. 6efd)aMgf, miigenpmmen ; ('War.] Surc^ 
 
 ^%'earily, wcreie, aA«. mi'iee, fr» ©tHnu ariitten l).ibfnb. 2. burd) Ijarre* 
 
 '%VeariiieiiM, we'rines. «. I. bie ^rtrrr ixTHidjt, nbge^^.^rter, metterfert; (o. 
 
 ■WiiSigfrit. 2. bie Griniibiing. 3. i a) bie <WarriMVni rrfaljrrn- --bit, (•War) eiii 
 
 llngrbuib. b) ber tlcb(rbru|i. |©d)lag be£ 4nfertaue$ um ben Jtv|>f tt% 
 
1 092 Fate, far. f^ll, fat M4, met. Fine, fin. NA, more, nir, got, &?!, clbhA. T61>e. tub. ffill. t^in. TMU. 
 
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 S3vntr«if(4. --bitten, ucm <)23erter jer^ 
 <lbrt, btfrfjaDigt. --board, [-l)far.] 1. f 
 Washboard. 2. pi. -s. fine '3lrt Sc^ii^. 
 bretct ut'cr iit ©tiicfpfotrgateii ciiir^ niif' 
 (jelcateii ©(t)iffi'f. 3. -, Pt). We at lie r- 
 ow.r. WeaUr«r-side. —-boarding. 
 I. [Simtiicrl.] iai ainnagelu upn '^rftftii 
 «n cine -W.iufr. 2. Die fo anoeiinftelten 'bxe-- 
 er fiibjl, t>ie nuf eiiier fiiiiut tn'miur fiiiB, 
 1[6 nut t>« fluBern. -braces, *. pt. 
 [-Wor.l tic eiift'raffeii. --brails, *. pi- 
 [■Dfnr.i Cie Wtiiiuie on Dcr I'litTntt: iei Sc> 
 Qf\6. --clot lis, ». pi. [■•J)uU-.] llctM-riUOr 
 DOM ilniiiu'i'iiS 06. ^^JJnrfiiMin.i I'ibct Oie ge. 
 ftaiitrii »(iiuji'iiinrtrn. --sock, I. bet 'lUct: 
 tcrbiiliu. 2 i ttr 2J3ftifrl)al)a (ctii iiit&trian 
 ^lgl•r ^leiifd)). --c»il. v. a. [>)«>«.] bcim 
 gsdiii'ften niif fincii nn&orii SJiig lufiiDiMi. 
 --driven. (Burcft Biifi -Sjirttr iuol;iii ge= 
 triit'iiu i>crfd)Iiigcii. --tend, u. a. gcgcH 
 bai ^cnet rd)iiijeii. — g«g'. >• t t" 
 ffiSi-ttcrifigor. 2. |-))J.ir.l Die £iif, tfr 95w^ 
 H)fil bei 2Uill6ce; A ship i.* »aid to have 
 the-ot anodier. wlim el«.. till 'Sd)lff l)ilt, 
 fagt nnm, ^il• I'lif tiiu* oiiberii, luniii tc 
 --gall, f. W A t e r g a 1 1 . N. i . --glass. 
 1. fOf SUottirglilf. 2. 1 Sliciiherd's -. Poor- 
 iiiaiis -, I'ijor.) iM gfiiifiiic(S»aiid)l)vil. -- 
 lieaded, ^vrttrnul•ll^l^t1), I'l'rdiiPorlift). - 
 tielni. |-l)iiir.J T» earrj a -. imgierig \tn\ 
 (i>. ®(1)iffi'ii). --litis, (iJKiir.l tie lopr. 
 imnt nil 6fr SiiMfite. --uiosc, uUj. urn 
 lufirrfti'ii liiniMrt* lirgriib. --proof, luii' 
 rrni'Fl, luottrrfirf)! , [-))iiir.J die ©otteriVire, 
 i'luTfite (tmti £d)iffi'5). --qiiarier. 
 [■))rnr.] tie <B3iiiCii'icring fine* ©djiffie lUii 
 6rr JiifiVitc. --roll, ["iBtiir.l bn? lliffr^ 
 ^rllcii fiuf^ ®d)iffc« iiiid) Ciif. --iliorc. 
 [-Wnr.l brr Ciiimnfl. - shrouds, t. pt. 
 (War.) iit l'ii(>vnn&. — side. (-TOnr.) fu- 
 2iJcttorfeife,£i!tTiitf,eiif. --*py,t ber 213rt; 
 ttrl)C'.>bnd)tiT, '2i3ittrrvropfift. --stained. 
 I'lMu (igcc:) ^.iffiT bi'i'd^iiMftr. --tide. f. 
 W i n d w a r d . t i d e. - - 1 i g li t, f. - - p r o o f. 
 — tiling, biiB Dctfeii Jcr 2iJftrrrreite cmrt 
 i^innc* niit S'fflftii- --wii.e. Hdj. lurttev' 
 riiiir>ig. —-wiser, brr ^XjrtreritNgcr. -• 
 works, s. pi. [-))int.] 6ie iH'crii il;eile ia 
 ©d)iffcs, bic Jem 2Cfttcr ii. DJegeij lUUflf: 
 I'etjt finb. 
 
 "^I'eatlier, v. a. 1. + ber £iifr niie: 
 (Kf^eii, liiticii.(nuf>itroctncii;15aIfii.jibeii5,ii= 
 fill) iii^tJreie, in bie®omic fetj^"- '^- ['■''iiir.] 
 liifiDiure (eiii ®d)ify, iJnp if.) iimtVgflii; (n 
 bn bic6 I'ft iiiir iiur ^Ni'ilje gerdjeljeii fiiiiii) 
 niif Sd)iiiierigfeit iiinrdjiiTeii, iiiit ©dmiierig 
 feit I'ortelfiMiiiiicii; (bnl;cr> 3. i tviber|lrl;eii, 
 oii6l)iiiteii , nii^bniieni. 
 
 To weather a point, I. [^DJiilt.] fcri 
 finer Cnnbrpiijc liifu>nvt* lUTbeiiViiiiii , lun-; 
 lloenVgrin. 2. f eiH ipinbcrniB brfirgen. 
 
 To w e a t h e r o u t , aii^ijiiiteii, iibfrrlel;en 
 (finrn ©ninii :c.). 
 
 To woaiher out a storm, [OKnr.) 
 luiiljreiib eiiie# ©tiimif^ fm-nVgeiii. 
 
 ^%'eutlierly, wcTH'iirU , o,lj. 
 (9)i'rtr ] nil ber Ciiiuite liegeiib. 
 
 A weatherly helm, f. Weather- 
 be I ni. 
 
 'Vl'«*«V€», weve, (niigeir. wepan; u'f 
 beii) /«■</(•/. Hove; pp. wove, woven; <-j 
 weavtd;; v. a. I. lUCl'ili, lUirfeil. 2. 1 (into; 
 
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 luebcn, einivebcn (in), uenucb«ii (mit). i. 
 flctfercn. 
 
 To weave hair foi a periwig, f^nare 
 rreffiveii. Wea v i ng - 1 o om, bcc 2J>eb(e)> 
 
 ^%''eave, v. n. luebeii. l>luhl. 
 
 ■^^V^aver, wevur, *. l. becSSieber, 
 -23irfer. 2. [3d)rl)yoI.] -, ob. --fish, ob. 
 Weever, fni ^ereriiiniiiK^eii , ber ©eej 
 Ornd)e. 3. [Oriiifl).] ber '^eber. 
 
 Hair- weaver, ber ipnnrpiei^teif. -'& 
 shears, bie *31i)eberfd;ere. Velvet -'s oblong 
 frame, bM 9{o(leiircgi|1er , ©puleiiregiilee. 
 Bolting -cloth - , bcr 3Jeiiteltud>iuad)er. 
 Ribbon--, ber Saiibiuebet, SBaubiundjer, 
 -BniiMuirfer, ^iManieiitirer. 
 
 ^W^eaviii;;^, we'vjng. #. 1. bnS 'Sie- 
 ben , ^irfeii. 2. bn« ffleiucbe , ®eiuirf. 
 
 '%%'^eb, web, (illigcll". web) *. 1. bn6 
 Weiuebe, C^eiuirf; [.Ocrrl.] cin Stilcf Ceiii- 
 iwnnb. 2. i a) t iai "iJlatt, bie Rlinge (tilled 
 ■Sdjiuerte^). SiiAK. b) ber bunne |"d)nrfe I()eii 
 (einet -^jliigrd^nr), bie ©djneibe. 3. bcr J^^ 
 gel (eiii fel}lert)ntreA 'Jed nin -Huge), bcr JJIit 
 I'or bcii ?liigen. Shak. 4. (JWnr.j bie JJndjrr 
 ob. 3iuird)eiiraiinie jiuifdjen ber Selge n. brii 
 ^pnfen ciiu^ eiiVrneii 3{nbeS ob. ciiicr Sd)eibc. 
 5. bie ©pnniifngc. 6. bie iSd)iuimml)aiit (bci 
 •Bii'getu). 
 
 \ web of lead, fine SSleitafrl. Spider's 
 -, ta6 £j)iiiiieuofi«cf>c, bn^ ©piiiiieiinetj, 
 Spiiiiiriiiieil. 
 
 Web- footed., mit cincr Sd)iuininil;niit 
 ornehfii, (Sd)ii'iiiHniiiBe l)abcub. 
 
 ^febhed, webd, «<//. burrf) cine 
 i^aiit I'erlMiiibeii. 
 
 Webbed feet. SrfjlUininifflb'C. 
 
 ^%'ehNfer, uebstiir. *. -j- ber SBeber. 
 
 IVed, s. t b'^s •i>Niib. 
 
 1%'«*«l, iniigili'. wcdilian) p. «. I. I;ei = 
 rnrljen, ebeiid)rii, jnr O'tje neljmen , jiim 
 WniMie i-b. jiir Jmii iielnueii. 2. i * fur le. 
 ^nrici nfi)iuen, leiiier endjo beirreteii, nii: 
 Ijnngcii. 3. verhciniiljeii, i'erel;elid)cn. 4. i 
 iHTbiiibeii, binbeii. 
 
 For a wedded husband, }iiin cl;elicOeii 
 0)cninl)I. They wedded his cause, * fie 
 iinljnicn fid) feiiicr rifrig nn. Wedded to 
 etc., I. i'rrl)einul;et mit jc. 2. i oerbunbcii 
 mit K. , trgebcn, nul}aiiglid). We are apt 
 to be wedded to (our own customs and 
 opinions), luir Ijniigcii gcra nii ic. Wed- 
 ded to his opinion. I'Oii feiiicr 'OTtciiiiing eiii; 
 gciUMnmen. Thou art wedded to calamity, 
 Du bill mit bem (S-leiiCe I'lrbunbeii. 
 
 11^e<If ».n. I)eirntl)en, fid) i)erl)eiratl)cu. 
 
 1%''e(l(liii$jr« wed ding. *. 1. bie ^od) 
 jeit. 2. [-J^rnr.] ini Spieien bcr ©eefdlber 
 iM\i ber .Oberjliidje td -Wiecrci. 
 
 W e d d i n g - c h a m b e r , bie !8rautf nm ^ 
 mer. --cl&thes. s. pi. bie .^odjieitfiei; 
 bcr. --da y , ber J?>i'd)jiitrng. -dinner. 
 bn5 iood)ieiriu.il)l, ber &iod)jiirrd)mnii«. -- 
 dower, ber 2jrniiri"d)tU^. --feast, ber 
 ipod)ieitrd)mnii^, in* i^od)ii'irfeil. --gar- 
 ment, --gown, tai *pod))eitf(eib, 5?rniif 
 fleib. --ring, fcr irniiriiig. --song. 
 bn^ 5?o(l))eifgebid)t. 
 
 ^%'«^ll|f«^, wedje. (nngelf. wecg. 
 waec-; bnil. vog) $. i. bcr iU'll. ©pnllfeil ; 
 I'Muir.] -s. bie "IVniliMifeile. 2. riion^ iieii: 
 lonuigc^. 3. bir Kiiinipen cWernfl). 
 
 In Ihe lorm ol a vv e d j; e , fril|br>nig. - 
 
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 of gold or silver, bcr ®i)Ib> i)b. ©itbcrflum* 
 pen. Lead in-s, <8iei in gBiilbcu. -of 
 lead, ber 23teiftum)Kn , bie !8(eiiuiilbe. 
 
 Wedge-shaped, (Sot.] fcilfijrniig. 
 --shell, bie (Siimpfimif(<)el. --wise, 
 feilformig. 
 
 IVedge, V. a. I. feilen, Dcrfeilcn. 
 2. t (in) eiiirdjiiegen (ini. 3. f feileti, nii< 
 einniiber fcilen , jcrfcilen. 4. i fpnlren (bn« 
 ^?TJ>. [gen. 
 
 To wedge one's way, f fi(^ bur(tbrnn» 
 
 To wedge in, 1. ciufcilen. 2. ± «infei» 
 Icn, eiiird)lie§eii, cinpreffen. 
 
 Where a Anger could not be w e d g e d i n 
 more. lUD nid)t ein ginger mel)r l^iiicin.jnbriiu 
 
 To wedge on, fefl feileii. [gen lunr. 
 
 To wedge up. 
 
 It is strongly wedged up in a block- 
 head, ei ill ilnrf ill ciiieii jjlo^fopf eingefsiit. 
 
 ^%'edgf wood , wedje' wud, (u-. Qtt 
 finber) t. Kti 5i3ebgiuoob cJlrt ©teingut). 
 
 Il^edlock, wed'lok, «. bie^G'lje, 
 bcr 6'l;e|laiib. 
 
 Out of wedlock, uiiuermnljlt. Joined 
 in -, Dcrcljlidjt, i>erl;cirntl)et. To enter 
 upon - , in ben (5-l)e|lniib trcten. 
 
 W e d 1 o c k - b o u n d , burd) bell ©f)e(lnnb 
 gebiinben, i>eril)li(^t. --hours, «. pL 
 inge in ber (Jl)c. 
 
 IVedlock, p. a. t f. Marry. 
 
 lk%'ediie.«sday , wenide. (nngelf. 
 Wodensdaeg) s. ber ■OKittiuod), bie '•TOltti 
 luodje. [ivinjig. 
 
 lH'^ee, wi. (It. luenig) adj. f ficin, 
 
 A wee bit, bn6-Si5cl)fll. - face, bnd®t« 
 fid)rd)en. 
 
 '%%'^eecli('Iini, weetsh'llm,^ «. 
 
 ^Vitclieliii, 5l^i>t.] 
 
 bie eiig(iril)e breitbidrtcrige 3{il|lcr. 
 
 I^'eeil, weed, (nngelf. weod) «. I. 
 inS lliifrnnt. 2. [Dertl.j bie ®d)ln(fe. 
 
 Dyers' weed, ber 233nu. 
 
 Weed -hook, bie (gntl;n(fe, ®at^aiie. 
 
 '%%'^e«d, iniigelf. waed, waeda) «. 1. 
 iai ©eiunnb, ^leib; (je^t nur ini pi. gcbr.) 
 A widow's -s, bie Irniicrfleibcr finer 2l3itt» 
 luc, bie 5Bitnueatrnne». 2, « bn^ Oberfleib. 
 
 ^Veed, V. a. I. giiten. 2. i (of) be< 
 freien, reinigen, fniibeni (uou). 3. (mit ber 
 <a3urjel)nii5reigen,nii^rotten. 4.1 a) (from) 
 relgeii , nufrcigcn (au6). b) nufrottcn (cin 
 £a|ler to. 
 
 To weed the hearts of the young, t 
 iai Sailer rtU6 ben ipericii bcr jungcu Scute 
 aiipri'tten. 
 
 IkVeeder, wecd'ur, «. I. G'iner, itt 
 vow Uiifrnut reinigt, Bcr ®rtter. 2. t bei 
 'MiiSrotter, iyrfreier. 
 
 A weeder out of his proud adversa- 
 ries, eiii !5ertilgrr iViner jloljcii a3iberrnd)er. 
 
 '%Veediiig-, weeding. *. bn^ ®nfeii. 
 - adj. gdifiib , juui (i3nreii bieii(id). 
 
 W e e d i n g - li o k . bie (ijiltl;nuc , ®nt» 
 l}n(fe. --chisel, bn^ (SSiUeilVn. --for- 
 ceps, --tongs, bie (i)niiniige. —-fork, 
 bie (i)iUgnbf|. -rliim. (Jvciir ill (Jllfll.l 
 ei:i giiviiTiy (iJrrnih ium (5)nreti. 
 
 ^%'<^e«ll«*J«», wcid Ic.s, udj. frei i>pu 
 llnfr.iiir, riuic llnfrniir, rem. 
 
 %l'««*lly, wccil e. <«//. I. (wi iltlt 
 frniit biHiluiib. i. i>ul lliifinur cntl)nJteu> 
 oil llnfrntit. 
 
Fate, far, fall. fat. >U. met. Fine, f m. N6. niovp. n5r. -St. 6?I. ciSfid. Tdbe. tuh. full. lAin. Tllis. 1 003 
 
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 ^Week, week, (niiflerf. weoo «. I. 
 bit 2Ci'>d)e. 2. II Bie (prophttifrtif) lOoite, 
 
 A week, per—, iuod)eiitlicf), ii'PC^jtn.- 
 rufiir. To be in the -, (o. SBeBieiirtU) we-. 
 d,u-i ivrife ijfmi«tf)et friu. 
 
 Week -day, 6rr 2Dprf)eiitng . SBcrffiig. 
 
 "W^eekly, week'le. aHj. wo(t)eiitIid) 
 5H}p(l)en ... - gaieiie, Bnf «!Bo(t)rnMiitt. 
 
 "Vl^eekly, adv. roccbmtlid), wpcbfii; 
 rociie. ((StriiBfl. 
 
 ■^IVel, weel, (nnflflf. wael) «. f fcer 
 
 ■%%'e«*l , I : bie 3{eii|>, 5Jif<t)= 
 
 "%%^t*ely, wec'le.^ reiiff. 
 
 "M'eeu, ween. dingflC weunn) r. n 
 (•,aii#<ltn.|) ival)iieit, ri(tr«ii6ilf«".<ll'iiit<i' 
 
 1Ve«nius-f we^n'ing, 4. H D\ "] 
 tat "Siatynen, brr ^nf)n. 
 
 TlVec^p, weip. (fliigdf. wepRD>. pratt. 
 U. PP' wept, -{- weeped, v. n. 1. rocilicii, 
 HjrAneit; (for, uni ; over, fiber) iDeiiieit. 1. 
 i wcinen. 3. || ftoflen. 
 
 ^Pertons sometimei) weep for joy, R>ei 
 utn cor t^rriibe. To fall a weeping, an 
 fannen ju n«flueii. 
 
 '%l''«epy V. a. 1. 6eiveine:i, itUagtn 
 i. tveiiKii , i<crnie§eii (Ifjraiien). 3. f a) 
 traiifen. b) tropfen. tropfeln. c) itcifieii 
 eud»ten. 
 
 Weeping ground*, itrtfier SDoften. To 
 — te.irii of joy. JJreiibenthrflMtii uerflifSen. 
 
 '%*''eeper, weep'ur, «. I. ber SCei 
 ntnbe, Xlngenbe. "i. pi. -«, bie rocigtn 
 Xtnuerbiiiteii rorn nn ben 9lermeln ber 
 Xrftuerflciber (frnni. PIeuren«e«). 3. (eiiir 
 ilffeiiflrt) ber brnune ©njii (SiniiaCapucin.i). 
 
 '%V^eeping'f weeping, adj. iveiiieiib, 
 flngenb. - »• bo6 2Drinfii, .fidiflfii. 
 
 Weeping*, bai (JJeiwciiie, bie iljrntteu 
 
 Weeping - I) irch , bit Irnuerbirfe, 
 ifmnflebirfe , ■t()r<iiienbirfe. --ero»», ber 
 SRamt eu\t6 ti)tm<\li bei (Smffprb {Irheiibeii 
 ilreii)eiii (bntjcr i) To come home by -. 
 trourig na<b i^niife fomuien; Tlie way to 
 heaven is by -, brr "SBtQ )tim $)inuui'l 
 fiiljrt biir4 Sfibeii. --ripe, iiini 2Deiiien 
 Sercit. --rock, (ein poroier ^t\{t», ai\i 
 tern SDnffer tr&pffit) ein tt)rnueiiter J'Ten. 
 -■spring, eiiie H)rniieii6e Giiefle. --wil 
 ©w, bie 'Jhriiiioiiiueibe, Irnnrrmeibe. 
 
 "UVeepinjifly, weeplngli, adv. 
 loeinenb , mit Il)riinen, iinter lijrtinen. 
 
 1¥eeriall, w^er'Uh, adj, (. Wear 
 
 i*h. im. 
 
 1%'^eeriNli, adj. f murrifd), Ufrbrif^: 
 
 "^^'eewel, f. Weasel. 
 
 "^W^eet, u^et, (niiaeir. witan; iviffen) 
 praet woe. p. n. <= wiiTfU. 
 
 Weetless, weetle*. adj. « 1- nid)r 
 wiffeiib; (ofjimbefomitdiiit). 2. iiiigcnljiibtt. 
 
 "W-^eever^ wee'vur, «. (3(fttl)i)ol.) 
 ber <St<fra<t)e. 
 
 "IWeevil, wi'vl, (angeff wefl; 5331= 
 tel) *■ ber ^prniuiinn , SCibel. 
 
 ■%Vert, weft, nit. praet. p. Wave. 
 
 "W^eff , «. + bie n'fflflfiBPrfeue <Sarf)e, 
 iat hcrrfiKpie SJiit; (. Waif. 
 
 ■Weft, (y. weave) «. 1. [2Ceb.] ber 
 Q\n\<t)ii6, O-introfl, eiiifdjfifl, SCefel, 2Dnrf. 
 2. bn6 ©eiuebe , ®cpe(f)t. 
 
 We/l of liair, bie i5)iliir|Ierf)te. 
 
 'IWeftHg-e, wlft'idje, #. t (; u. d 
 tat ®civtbe. 
 
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 ^Veigll, wi, (aiiflelf. waeg. weg; 
 lUiifleii) ". n. 1. ii'iinfii, ipieden. 2. i a> mci, 
 (\e», erm>i(jnt, prfifen, hi Serrftd)t jiehen b) 
 nd)ren, bentbteii. Shak. c) f To -i»tit «in-. 
 ilntt oiit-welgli) . niifiuirgen. Shak. d) To 
 
 - down «) ilbenuiefloii (Wruiibe jc.) /?) 
 nieberbeiiflon , iiiebfrrnirfeii. Weiglied 
 down with etc.. niebergebciigt Don ic. 3. 
 obiu.iof n. 4. i (by) flbiutiiien , meffen , \<bct' 
 ^cn (nncft). 5. (to, ©ineni) juroogeu. 6. in 
 ^ie ^ol)r luinbCM ob. |iehcii. To - anchor, 
 bie winter litftten. 
 
 To weigh out. nnrfj bem ®eiui(6te oer» 
 fniifen, niit'iu.i<ieii , I'erwnflen. 
 
 "^Vel^li, V. n. 1. mit<[tn (ftfcmer fein, 
 
 05enii(()t hnbeii). 2. i a) (with any one) <\e' 
 
 mi(()ti(i ('ein (fi'ir). ((Jiiieni) nM(f)ti<j Teiu, c\tU 
 
 reii (bei), poii ffleioifbt Ceiii (be'i). b) brntfen. 
 
 inilen, lieflen (upon, nuf). 3. ben 5Infer 
 
 li(f)teti. 
 
 2. a) This argument weight with the 
 
 comt-iderale part of the community. 
 
 Wbbste«. 
 
 2. b^Whieh weight npon the heart. Shak. 
 
 To weigh down, niebergr)0(|en iver> 
 
 ben , trUe(\t». 
 
 '%M!'ciffU^ I. bie 9o(l pdii 256 ^pfuitb 
 (avoirdupois), brr ^ilV<(. 
 
 A weigh of corn. 40 ©iifhet* Jtprn. A 
 
 - of b.irley or malt, (tdfi Qiiflrt pb. ^Wntter 
 (i)er(le ob. TOnfj. A - of wool, of elicese 
 etc., 256 «Pfunb Wont, Saft K. 
 
 To be under weigh, [-Bfnr.] unttt <St' 
 i\tt (\ff)tn , niiilnufen. 
 
 Weigh-nion ey, ba« SCflgegelb. -- 
 lock, bie S^rficffiimnfle. 
 
 "^Veitrliable, wA'abl. adj. wlic^bar. 
 
 We ig liable goodk, [^flllbel] ©turjflfw 
 ter, ^ip Srilrjt.ibiina. 
 
 ^Vei{fli«d, wide, adj. f flei'ibt, 
 rrfndren (in. in). 
 
 '%Vfl|t-lter, wi'ur, «. 1. bfr3B%r; 
 HJoflenieirter; ?C>i(]efiie(f)t. 1. t G'tiixi*, tai 
 ivient. The worse choice was the — . bie 
 rrtilintmere 2Dnl)Iiiiiirbert(8 ipi(f>ri(| berrnd)tft. 
 
 '^Veigrliini;-, wl'ing. i. 1. tai ^iDii> 
 lien; 533ie(ien. 2. bieQiinnritiit, biefliiteiiim>i( 
 iKiui'flen ipirb, foptcl , <\\(, nnf eintnni (iotuo> 
 flfn rairb. [bie ^.i<je(ifbril)ren. 
 
 Custom for weighing, bnf 2Urtflf<ielb, 
 
 Weighing-cage, ein iSfljifl pb. SSer; 
 r(f)ln(l, in bent fleine (ebl•n^e ll)iere beqiieiu 
 nemoflen n>rrbeii fpunrn. --house, -- 
 office, bie 2Bii(ie, bii« ^ii<jfl)aii«. -- 
 machine, bie S^rfitfcniurtfle , 5?ebflii'n(jc. 
 
 IWeifflitf waie. (nnneir. wilit) (. 
 1. bn* (i)cmi(f)t, bie SBiicfct, ©(f).i»cre. 2. f 
 bad ®rii'id)t, bie 5Q3i(t)fi(jfeit , bni <!lnrff)fn. 
 3. bnS (iJeii)i{()r (ein griuiffer |'d)iuerer ftiirs 
 per, iini bnrnacf) bie ©d)iucre eineS nnbern 
 SorverS in bcflimmeu); pi. -s. ®e»pi(t)te. 
 4 bn< C55en>ic()t (nn einer Ufjr ic). 5. f bie 
 2«i|l (ber ffldcftnt'te, O^hreic). 6. pi.-*, nb. 
 A pair of-t, bie 2C(ia«. Gold--t, bie 
 ©pibiurtfle. 
 
 (The dignity of a man's character) adds 
 weight to his words, gibt I'enuit ilOprten 
 'i)ciu((f)t. (His dignity) gives - to his ac- 
 lions, (jibt iVinrn j^niibliniflen Oemifftt. To 
 buy by the -, und) beni (^eiuidjte foiifen. 
 To lo»e in the -, an lAlemirfjt petlieren, nb< 
 iie^nieii. (Tobacco dried by the fire) loses 
 
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 -. ptrtiert on (55emicf)t. Hundred pound -, 
 (hundred -. at(\ f. cwt.), ber 3'ntlier. Cer- 
 tificate of -. ber '2,i5ii(ifi(f)elii. Of full -. 
 i>p[(mi(()ti<}. Bill of-, bie i'«pn>ii-fif:!n»te (bei 
 S(»iifleiiten). Of-, i>pn ^iitrinfeir, iui(f)tt(i. 
 Of great -, ppn flrpgcr ^Mchtitifeit , f-^t 
 micftti(i. Of vatt -. hp(f»uic6rin. In such a 
 point of -, in einer ip iDiitriflcn ©n(f)e. -• 
 in sett. ®ei«id)te in ©n^en, (?in|'(i^geii'irf)te. 
 Standard -, bii« (?i(f)m(l§. 
 
 I'Veij^litily, wi'iele, adv. 1. fctimer, 
 geiiM(htio. 2. f mi(f)fln , gen)i(ftfi(i. 
 
 ^Weig-lltineSS, witenes. «. I. b<i9 
 ©f)uirf>t, bie ©(t)iuere. 2. i tai ®emi(<>t, b«« 
 (Sfivifbfinfeit, <ICi.-hti(ifeit. 
 
 KWeig-lltleilS, wale'lli, adj. I. ge« 
 roiit'lpf, ifi((it 2. 1 (ifiviitrips, iinii>i(()fig. 
 
 IVeigrhfy, wi'te. adj. 1. (jeiuitfetift, 
 f(f)iper. 2. t a) gemi^tig, mi(<)tia, erijeblitft. 
 b) t (Irrng. Shak. 
 
 IVeird, wecrd. (<in<iftf. wyrd. weard) 
 adi. f ill 3<iiiberfriMilen rrfiidren. 
 
 The weird si«teri, bie 6d>icfinl>("di|n)f. 
 fterii , ^.irifii. 
 
 "IVeive, + filr Waive. 
 
 IWelnvvnyf wel'awi. (niigrir. wa- 
 lawa) inlerj. n<f) ! (eibrr! ii'rfie! 
 
 IWelcoine, wel'kum . (flilfletf. wil- 
 en ma) adj. I. uiiflfpinnien (i>. ^irrpiien). 2. 
 TOiflfommen, niKicnrhni (i)i.i<f)ri(t)f, Q3rief jc). 
 
 Welcome! iwiflfomuien ! To bid -. to 
 make any one -, C'inen miflfpinnteii (jeigen. 
 You are - to it, ©ie finb bnbei luiflPpiinneii, 
 ti (lef)t Oh"fii Jii I>ieii(ten , e« ifl flrrii flff 
 f(l)el)en. You are - to the use of my li- 
 brary. ineine3?ibtipK)ef (lel)t 0')'"" 1'"^ ®e» 
 lluQlllKl frei. To make one's «eU - with 
 etc. , fid) JC. rrf)iiie(fen faffen , fief) ic. bebie* 
 lien. - to our hoH«e, [33ot.] ber yRttnaU 
 tiif), b(i« Qliiflcriinrrin. 
 
 ■^Velconi**, I. ber ^iflfpttimen, bie 
 53e«)i[lfpimnniin)j i aiiifiin^nie, freuiiblic^je 
 ^iifnahme. 
 
 We found a roady welcome, luir IPllt* 
 Ten berrlrroifliii niifiriipmmfn. 
 
 IWelcoine, v. a.\. bomiflfpmmnen, 
 roidfpniinfit hrigcii. 2. ± niiiiefjnieii. 
 
 (Hit offer) wa« welcomed with thank*, 
 wiirbe bnnPbnr, niit Dntif niifleiipniinen. 
 
 ^%'^elcoinely ) wclkuutla , adv. 
 roiflfpinmen. 
 
 'YWKlcOineiKtMS, wel'liuninea, «. 
 bn* ^illfpiiimeMifin, bk SDSiflfomiiienfjeit, 
 9liiiifhiiili(f)rfir. {iVtuiflfpinmer. 
 
 1V«lcoiii(*r, wli'kiiiniir, «. ber 
 
 '^Velcoiiiin^, werkuinlng, «. bie 
 SSeuiififiMnniinifl. 
 
 ^Veld, weld, } M. (95pt.] (ttu{f> 
 
 ''ll''old, wAld, ^Dyers' weed) bet 
 2Giiii, bn6 flflbe 5'i'^f«"fr<iiit. 
 
 W e I d y e 1 1 o w . bof aSnugelb. 
 
 11'eld, « filr Wield. 
 
 "%1'eld, (\ct)w. vall«; lurflen) ». «. (be! 
 ©itmifBrn) r<i)wfigfii , nindjiueigen, iufama 
 mfin"rf)mri^eii. 
 
 Welding-heat, bie ©(()roeigl)i^e (s 
 60" be« ^orptnetfri u. iffiebfliuppb). 
 
 milder, weld ur, (. 1. ber ^<i}mtU 
 grr, (5-iner, ber (e-iieit) fdjweigt. 2. f bet 
 10irrhf(ft,ifri>r , ^adittt. Swift. 
 
 IW^elTare, wel'fAre, (p. well u, 
 fare; S23p|;lf(il;rt) «. bie^p|}lfaf}rt, ba«(dli'i(i 
 
1094 Fkle, far, fall. fat. Me. met. Fine, fin. N6, move. nAr, soU oil. cU&d. Trtbe. tub. full. ih\n. TMU. 
 
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 Il''elk, weik. (ivelfeii) v. o. * ufrfi'ir. 
 
 |fii. — r. n. <■ rrfjivinrcn. SpEwsEn. 
 
 m^elked, welkl, adj. « gclVllll^dl, 
 
 flfriiiijelt. 
 
 Hoins we Iked, gerpftte iporiur. Shak. 
 
 Il'elkin, welkin, (niigclf. wole. 
 nvolceii ; IGi'Ifo s. (» 1)6. niir ?) Me Ciift, 
 bcr ^inniiii. [luoflt. Shak. 
 
 Let tlie welkin rear, foiimie, \vn6 til 
 
 Welkin-eye. t 6ti« liimiiidt'lniie 9liige; 
 (Pt. iinrf) •' ll^rnl) tnf l:o^cll^e Singe. Shak. 
 
 Il^ell, well, (nitnfir. ^. ; £liic(it) ». 
 
 1. * tit Qiitfle. 2. bcr 55riiiiiieii, Sifiltrn"' 
 uen, ©(t)ppfi'riiiinrn. 3. (•0)iat.] in ^imii 
 I>enrpp6 , iMinipdirppf , ^Munprnpott. 4. 
 [■War.] - of a bank, cine ricfe ©rede luir. 
 ten ouf einer 2?niif in btr See. S. [ilrirflfiu.] 
 Ci'V 23ninnfn. 6. [Slrc^it.j f. Wnllhole. 
 7. »ii6 5liifd)etifurt«, bcv &liifd)enfeller (in 
 ^ntrcbcM). 
 
 Wells, t bit iiiinfrnliriteit Gucllni 
 Slie Is at the - «. t fif trinft Ten ^riinnen 
 
 W e M ■ b u c k e t , btr €d)i'ViViinfr. - - 
 clean.ser. Kr ©rnimenffger. — drain. 
 Ill ». bet SlbinnfifrriinncM. b> p. a. fciirrf) 5U'> 
 jnn^briiiincn tn'rfen legeii. — head. * ftcr 
 llrfpriini) einer Qiiefle , ber Urqncfl. -- 
 hole. (»3lv(l)it.] ber Ireppcitriiiini. --room. 
 (•07?ar.] 6nr CeljC-jjiit. — spring, tieGiirl; 
 le, ter llriiiicfl. --sweep, f. Sweep. — - 
 water, ^nf 25riinneim)ii(Trr. 
 
 '^%''ell, (nngflf. wellan) v. n. + I. 
 quediiii (fortli) (jerpprqneden. 2. ± (froni> 
 qneneii, l)en'priTiie(leM cnn^). 
 
 '%l''ell, V. a. * 1. nufgiepen, crfliegcii. 
 
 2. i (f'orili) l)crpprrprulielii. 
 
 "VVell, (nnneir. wel, well; not)\) ad). 
 I. iupl;l, fid) (fprperlirf)) lut^l}! befintcnt. 2. 
 \wM, gilt (iiU'irflirt), jiitrnglitt), uurtfjeilfjnft). 
 
 3. (with) gut |lel)i'nt, in ®n(i&e fleljeub <bti 
 ©inem). 4. ivoljl, }iir 9{n()e, robt. Shak. 
 
 (The patient has recorered), and is per- 
 fectly well, iin( ifl gnn) ivpI)I, unt) btfitu 
 bet fid) gnnj t«Pl)l- I "m no' -, lliir i)1 Mlrf)t 
 II'OM, irf) brfin^e inirf) nid)t iuo|)I. A - man. 
 ein'5Jinnn, bcr fid)ii!Pl;l befinftet, btt ii)p()l niif 
 ifl. That's -, bni ift gilt, gefjt gut. It is 
 — for us that we etc., e^ ifl gilt, bng luiric. 
 It would have been — for Genoa etc., ©6= 
 mm wi'irbe luphi bnrnn gethnii fjnbcn ic. li 
 was - with us in Egypt, || e^ gilig IIII6 
 IKpI)! til 9legijpreii. He was - with Henry 
 the Fourth, cr flnnb gut, flnnb in Onnbe 
 6ei ipeiiirid) bent SSierten. 
 
 ^Vell, adv. I. lupljf; gut. 2. gnt (ge> 
 fd)i(ft; ganjlid), uodig). 3. wot)i (fuglid); 
 j)iiilaiiglid) ; eigeiitlid)). 4. ivnhl (feljr, geru). 
 
 Well is him that etc., rop()I beiM/ bftJC. 
 
 I liked the etc. -, niir gcftel bene, luoljl. 
 To be - off, ti gut Ijabcii, iup|;l bnrnu feiii. 
 If thou doest not -, sin lieth at the door, 
 
 II bifl Bn uidjt friMum, fo ru^tt bit ©I'liibe uor 
 btx lijiir. He writes -, er fdjreibt gut. It 
 I* - done, t6 ift lupl)! get()rtn. He greets 
 nie -, t ftiu ®r>i0 H)m niir ivpfjf. To take 
 any thing -, Q(mai gnt nufiirlnnen. All 
 will be -. 9Jde5 juirb gut gel^en. He lives 
 very-, er Icbt fi'ljr gut, nl8 red)tlid)er*)JJnnn. 
 Too -, ju gut, Jli n)Pl)(. - watered, gut: 
 fleiuiijfert. - poli»licd, gnt polli-f. All the! 
 world speaks — of you. a!lr fflite rrfeil 
 GJiiteip I'lMi bir. - enough, (jiir geiiug, jioiuj; 
 
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 lid) gut. I cannot - attend the meeting, 
 
 id) frtun ber aScrfnnunlung nid)t lucljl nn» 
 lUPljnen. Before lie was — out of the room, 
 elje er iipd) lUi^ bcin Snunicr luat. 1 know 
 not - how eic. , id) lueip uid)i lUPhi. nid)t 
 rcd)t , lUie IC. (This is all the mind) can - 
 contain, Jl)p|)l |i1|Ten fniin. She looketh - 
 to the ways of her household. |l fte rd)t'iUe(, 
 ivit t& ill il;reui ijiinfe jngeljer. NVe iire - 
 able tu overcome. |{ line lUDgril e6 uberiudl' 
 tigeii. To be - advanced in life, lUPl;l bt'i 
 3iil)reii Kill. I commend you — , i" brto niup 
 iiiiin rut)nien. As- as eic, I. fp gut aliic. 
 'i. IP U)Pl)l (116 ZC, I'o lUPl)l ills illld). London 
 is the laige.st city in Europe, as - as the 
 (principal bunking city). iipilDPIl ifl fP'UPl)' 
 
 Die giPtJtt v£tiibt 111 Giirppn, ale niict) ic 1' 
 happened as — as could be, bie v£a(t>e tjl 
 I'p gilt <\l& nipglid) gigiii(tt. - then! nun 
 ippl)l! ipti|;lnii! iiiir giir! -, gnt! Well, 
 well! gnt! - you! bii5 i|1 brau ! ba t!;u|1 
 Cii luptjl biiran! — done! btiipo! gut! irfif= 
 lid)! - a-near, f. Well-a-day. 
 
 Prov. Well begun is half done, rcd)t 
 iiitgrfiingen i|l Ijnlb getl)iiii ; fruit) ijriuagt i|l 
 l)illb geiuPlliieii. Do - and have -, line man 
 t6 treibt, fu gfl)t'«. 
 
 Well, in ineiru Suinmnienre^uiigcu, (uni 
 etiua* 9?ed)tlid)c6 , Cobenfiuerrljefi , iiid)t 
 <))fnngell)iiftc6 an^jubn'icfeii) mo 1)1, gut. 
 
 Well-advised, lupiji unternd)tet; gut 
 bcratljen, luit llebcrlegniig. Shak. --af- 
 fected, gnt gefinnt, jugeil)cin. --aimed, 
 iuol;l gejielr. --anchored, gut geaiiferi. 
 --appareled, fd)Oll gerd)inikft. --ap- 
 pointed, iiipl)l gcfieibet, gut nuSgeniilet. 
 -■attending, u)Pl)l nufiuetfenb. --ba- 
 lanced, gut iin ®leid)gi')vid)fe gef^alten. 
 --beaten, gui gebal)Ht. —-being, ba6 
 SaSoljirein, bie 2Cot)ifal)rt. --beloved, uieU 
 gfliebt. --beseem i ng, u'Pl)Ianfliinbig. — - 
 born. upn'gntcrSlbfnnft, ifjerfunft (feienb). 
 --bottomed, f. --grounded. -- 
 breasted, eine fd)&itf , iuiM)ltl3iieiibe ©tiniuie 
 Ijnbenb. —-breathed, (bei <JJferbeu) liucn 
 giitrii ait^em (jnbeub, Iniigatl)niig. --bred, 
 ivpl;lfle}pgen, nrtig, inauierlid), gefittet. -- 
 built, iupl)lgrbant. --chosen, u)ot)lgej 
 ivnillt. --conditioned, ivpl)l fpubiriuiurt, 
 unbefd)nbigt (p. 2Diiareii). --derived, 
 gnt ubcrliefert. —-descended, ooii guter 
 lilbfiinft (feieiib). — deserver, ber SiJnl)!. 
 uerbiente. --deserving. rel)r uerbienilupd. 
 --directed, ivp|)( gfleitet. — -disposed, 
 
 1. ivpl)lgefiiiut, giitgeriiint; (nl^ *.) Tlie -, 
 bk (iJutgeflnuteii. 2. gut aiifgelegt, gnt biis 
 ppiiirt. --disputed. iurl)l bejlritieu. -- 
 doing, a) adj. 1. iVPMduieiib, gu( pb. ebel 
 (jnnbfiiib. b)». 1. biegiiropaiibliiiig Pb. Xljnt. 
 
 2. b(\i 21501)1, bie 2i5pl)lfal)rt. --drawn, 
 >up|)l geiVniint (p. SsPijeii). --dressed, 1. 
 ipphl jnbireitft, iuol)l juiji'rid)ret. 2. gut ge> 
 fleibrr. --endowed, U)Pl)lbegnbt. --es- 
 tablished, ivul)I grgri'iiibrt, iup1)I eiiigcs 
 rid)tet. -eyed, giire Siiigen Ijabenb, t)il[i 
 feljenb. --(are.f. Welfare, --favor- 
 ed, --featured, fd)&n. —-fed, iuPl)l 
 gfnal)rt. --formed, iupl)I gebilbet. — - 
 found, nuerfanilt gut. Shak. --found- 
 ed, ivplilgrgrutibet , luohlbi'gruiibet. --go- 
 vern i n g. ^||• iiiirc 9<i'gtiTinig. --ground- 
 ed, iuBl;lgcgrrin6et. — -ha m m ere d, iiipl;! i 
 
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 flctjiimniert. --harnessed, n>i^f)( »)erf^fi» 
 bigt. --intcn tioned, iupl)igefitiiit , fluf» 
 geftlint. --invented, gut rrfllilfeil. -- 
 known, mi'l^lbefaniit. —-laboring, adj. 
 -sword, rill tapfere^ ©d)a'ert. --light- 
 ed. gnt erleud)fet. --liking, « giirnu«» 
 filjenb, fftt, bicf. -looking, eiutieljmenb. 
 -.made, wphi gebaut (u. ivorper). — 
 managed, li>pl)lpermaltet. -- mannered, 
 iupl)lcrjpgcn, geHrtet. --meaner, einer, 
 bee e£ gut lueiiic. --meaning, a) adj. 
 ivDl)liueineub, gutgefinut. b) «. bie gute @e> 
 filllllilig. --Ill ean t, iuol)lgfineint. — met, 
 iiilerj. midfpninien ! - - m i n d e d, gufgefiiint. 
 --mou tiled, (o. 5?uubcii) gut bedeii ob. 
 ani'd)lageii foiiuenb. --natured. gntnrtig, 
 gntl}CCjUj. --nigh, — near, adv. fafl, 
 beiiial)e. --ordered, i«Pl)lgfprbiiet, gut 
 eiiigeridjtct. --parted, f luoljibegabt. — 
 pleasing. iiiul)lgffndfub , lUPhlgefiUlig. -• 
 proportioned, lUPi)I prppprlioilirt. — 
 reputed. f)pd) beruljiut. Shak. --ripen- 
 ed, iuot)Igereift. -rooted, gute 2Uut» 
 jeln l)nbfiib. --running, fliegeub (u. SBer» 
 I'tii). --seasoned, n)Pl)lgeii)rirjt. --seen, 
 luPijlbeiuaiibiTt , luoljierfaljren. --spent, 
 ii)Pl)l nngeiuanbt; A -life, eiu tugenbljnfte* 
 Seben. --spoken, 1. luplji berebt. 2. milb, 
 giltig fprcc^cnb. 3. iupI)| ge|"prPd)en. -- 
 spread, luoljl nn5gcbe()iit , breit. -- 
 stricken, adj. - in age, l)od)beiaf)rt. — 
 tasted, U)Pl)lfd)Uie(fenb , fd)uiaitl)iift. -• 
 timed, jii rtitter 3cif nngebra(t>t; A - re- 
 treat, till 9{i"irf}ng jur red)ien 3eit. --took, 
 ii)Pl)l genoniuien ( ppii einer 'D)?iil)e ). — - 
 traded, eiiien grp&en 5paiibel trcibeub. — 
 t u n ed, n)pf)lgefliiiinit. —-turned, lvPf)(« 
 geflalret. --weighed, ivpf)ieriupgeii. — - 
 wilier, ber 2Bpl)(iiieiiienbe, ©puiier. — - 
 wish, bn« 223iil)lmPden, bee ©liirfiunnrc^. 
 --wisher, ber 0)li"irfn)i"iiifd)eiibe, 20p^(» 
 lupflenbe, (JJi^nner, Jr'"""!'; A - to the 
 French, eiu greiinb ber JJrnnjpfeu, $Jran}0» 
 feufrcunb. --won, luoiji pbcr reri)tii(^) (je» 
 luoniieii. --wrought, moljgertrbeitet. 
 Il'^elladay) wIladA, uUerj. net)! 
 
 f. We la way. (lundiflfcft. 
 
 IWt'lsIl, welsh, (niigelf. weallisc) adj. 
 
 tViUsli, *. I. bn« 2i5.idift|"d)e, bie 
 ©pradje ber 2[i3adifer. 2. bie SHjadifer. 
 
 Welsh- hook, cine 91rt fnrjcr ©treit» 
 art <'i'f ^'"f"^ ©eite frniningebogeii, uni bea 
 5lii'l)i'iibeii bainit faffen ju fiinneii. --man, 
 1. ber SCriliiVr. 2. 1 hi -'s hose, tartrbeis 
 nig. --onion, bie 2Cinterjiuiebel , bet 
 !^p|)l(nu(^. --rabbit, bai gcrij|1fte 58rpB 
 niit ©ciif iinb gebratenem itiiie. —-ware, 
 bni genieine braune ©teiiignt aii« SHJaleS. 
 --webs, *. pi. grobiupdener 3>^"9 <"'* 
 0)?putgpmeri)i"l)ire. — wig, bie wpUeiie ^ct» 
 rude. 
 
 IVelt, welt, (ID. gwald) *. bet 9?nnb, 
 ©iinin, bie CintiiiTung; [©£t)ul)Ui.] ber 9{nl)» 
 men (einciS ©d)iil)e^). [brniiteiu 
 
 IVelt, V. a. fdunien, einfaffen, uen 
 
 Welted thistle, l^pt.J bie iittUCt)t Du 
 
 fiei, ai5iaiS|ici. 
 
 1%'elterf wlriur, (nngelf. wneltan) 
 V. n. I. fid) ludljni (in. in). 2. 1 (in) (idt 
 
 l)iTiinui'd!;en , fid) ludiji'ii (in>, 
 
 llVeui, wem, (inigcif.) *. * ber 5'**» 
 
 bie ©itjriiiuiiii:, Ouirbe. 
 
FAle, far falK fat. Mi, met. Fine, f !n. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il. clhM. Tiibe. tiih, fi\II. t^in, THi«. ] ()95 
 
 WEM 
 
 IVewn, ». o. « pfrtfrfren, btHtdtn. 
 
 "^I'en, wen, (aii(]eir. wenm t. b\t i^nrte 
 ©ff(t)i»ul!T, SJlfiid)gefrt)miiI|l, ©d)mielt, 6«r 
 }lurivu(t)<, Knorreii, Ca< lUfrerbcin, btr 
 Rri'V'f- 
 
 '%1'^encli, wlnth, (aiijetf. wenclo t. 
 1 t ti* iui'flf S53fJb6ptrron, Dime. 2. bai 
 •D?<iif(ft , ^aScibSmrnfd) ; [ 9liiimfn ] fine 
 fdxuiirjt oitt fnrbige W.igB, ^Jegrrinn. 3. 
 Bii6 »))i«iii(^. Me Dime, 5Suf)IMriie, $iire. 
 
 W en ell -like, ivie eiiie Dime, eim(n> 
 niiiijiii, l)urrntii(igig. iQt^tn , fjureii. 
 
 ^%'eiiclif V. n. (en S3ui)lCimen wa&f 
 
 To go a wenching, ben 9}7eni'ct)em 
 nnrt)inufeii. ($iireiijagfr. 
 
 '%%'^enclter, wendi'ur, «. ttt ^iirer, 
 
 '^%'^end, wind, (flnflflf wendan) praet. 
 went. V. n. 1. (jeljeii, l)iii(jel)eti , nbgel)cn. 
 4. fict ivfiibm, iiuibrel)eit. [Smak. 
 
 Wlierein went he? m'lt war tt (Jffleitet? 
 
 ^I'end, «. ♦ 6ie S^ufe Caiift, bai 
 ©fiitf 5elJ. 
 
 IVennel, wen'ml, «. • f. W e « n e I. 
 
 '%V«nilii(ll, wen'nith, }adj. frPpng, 
 
 ■%%'eiiiiy, wen'ni, J frrpfiirtifl. 
 
 '%1'ent, went, praet uon btm * 3fi'i». 
 Wend; jfi)t ivirb e6 aU 6a« pra<r. DDII G o 
 «ngeref)cn; i'. Go. 
 
 '%1'epff wept, praet. II. pp. «». Weep. 
 
 '%Vere, «er, pi. in nden ^erfpufn btt 
 praet. Db. Omperffft. Oiibifnt. , u. ting. u. 
 pi. ill nacii ^peniMieii bet ^mpttittt. ©ubf 
 jiiiift., nut ^ii6Mrtl)me bet jiveiteii ling. ibie 
 wert i(l) , iwiiren, i»nret ; lullr^en, iviireet; 
 wSre, i»nrf|l, lunren; roi'irfie, lufirttil, iviir> 
 Itn. A» it -, flleidjiaiii , fo jii (<\qtn. 
 
 IVere, were, t. b<\i Sa3el}r; f. Wear. 
 
 '%W^ereg'il(l, weregild. (nnoflf. wer 
 M. gild, geld) I. bn6 SCfljroflt, Clutfltlft. 
 
 '%Vere^volf} were'w&lf, «. bex 
 8Biil)rii>olf. 
 
 '^l^ernerlan, wernirian, <v. Wu 
 nernloijeii SBtmer) »dj. The - theory of the 
 ennh, tie SDDemer'|"ct)e Il;ei)rie fiber bie SBiI= 
 tiiiig ber Grbe. 
 
 iiVeruerite, wernlr't, « [^ine: 
 wig.] t(v S5.'eriicrit. 
 
 1%'^(*rtf wert, jtveite ^enon ting, bei 
 Qniprrfert. ©iibj. i>on Be, iviireil, lui'irbeil. 
 
 '%%'ertli, / bc)eid)iiet in 9iiinien einen 
 
 '%%'wrfli, \ pof, fin Di-rf, eine Weiei 
 rei , iinb fommt pom nngrlf. weonhig. 
 
 IV^eflilv wisil, t f'lr Weasand. 
 
 ■^Vest, west, (nngelf. we«t; JJCejlj *• 
 btx TOefl, a3f|len, 9JbenD. In the -, ini 
 fficflen. People of the - , 9(bcnM.inbfr. 
 The empire of ihe -, [r6ni. fflcjd).) bn« 
 flbenblniibiitt^e 9Ui(S>. The true -, ber 
 afrenbpiiiift. 
 
 Il'est, adf. roedlit^, Sa3e(l... 
 
 '%WeHt, adv. lUffllid) (of, VM\). 
 
 Ireland lies we«t of Riiglnnd. 
 
 IWnr. ] We»t by north, <H3f|l Jiim 
 9It>r6en. -by »ouih, SDDefJ iuni ©uDen. -- 
 north--, SHJeflnorbivtfl. — south--, 
 flBeflfubiveft. 
 
 We«t-India, the West-Indies. 
 [®etigr.] SSJefllnbien. --India- man, brr 
 SBiflinbienfrtljtfr. --main, bie SEeilfuilf 
 ber ii>nbrrnfbni. --point, [9innMi.) ber 
 SBrtlpnnft. --wind, ber 223f|liuinb, 8Ee|l, 
 jlbenbivinb. 
 
 WHA 
 
 IVestf r. n. t t. roeftiBnrt« ge^en. 2. 
 untrr.iil)i>ii (p. ber ©piiiie). 
 
 IW^eStering-, west'uring, adj. t 
 
 luefllirt) gel}eiib , nnd> SBejlen iniifenb. 
 
 11'esterly) west'urle, adj. ivefllic^, 
 sa>c(l... 
 
 The westerly part* of England, ber 
 QDeilen Snghinbi. wind, ber ^trovtnb. 
 
 "Westerly y adt. iveiltic^, nait^ Wt> 
 tlen iu. 
 
 ^Vestern, west'um, 3ii;. l. roeil. 
 lid), nbeiiMid), SH3ei1... 2. af>enblmibi|Vt>. 
 
 To make a western course, nnd) 2S3e: 
 flen JII, n)t|1)vart£ I'egeln. The - churciies. 
 bie fiird)en bei 'Jlbenblaiibe^. The - world, 
 bie gQejlroelt, iieue SUelt (b. t). atmerffa;. 
 
 - ocean , bie QBeilfee. 
 Westing, westing, «. [^7)?nr.] bie 
 
 nad) SDeilen )(i bnrctylautene Di|)on), bie 
 Dij^tiij iwejlivnrt*, ber Setrng b<& iiJcgef, 
 brn man luejliid) pom '>}}Nitng$rTei|'e iiirucfs 
 gelegt Ijnt. [griipl)iei 5i3e|lpl)nlen. 
 
 '%1'estphalia, wi^iriica, «. i@eo' 
 
 '%%'estpllulittU, westlileau, adj. 
 
 n>enpl)>ili|(l). l2Ut|lpiwliiiger. 
 
 W'estpliallfMif t. ber ^rrtphalc, 
 
 "^Westrick, went I'k. «. but Weitet- 
 reid), 2i}e|lrei(t) leljein iBeneunniig einee 
 ll)eile« u. Deutfd^loub, bee m l'Ptl}ringen 
 greiijte). 
 
 IVest^vnrd, we»t'wurd, adv. iue(l: 
 Ud), iveiliPiWU; iiioui) lueillid), im ':ii3(i1tn 
 (I'On). [mfjliudrt*. 
 
 '%l'''e8tivardly ) west'wurdi^, aUv. 
 
 '%W*stj wet, (rtiigeir. waet; jdjip. »ita; 
 lat. udusi gr. hyetox; a<lj. I Itil^, -feucf)t ; 
 (with) no^ (prn), benefit (pun>. 2. nop, 
 l^uiTig. 3. 6 etivii« betrnnten. 
 
 Wet weather, naffef , itwtttti SQetter. 
 
 - dock, bai Sweeten, ilVnTiti. 
 
 Froo. To do any thing With a wet 
 rtngiT, Qtmai luit eeicttigfcit, ipielenb ttjiin. 
 
 Wet-couch, [35ierbr.j cine jiuei gup 
 biif e finge ciiigeiueicl)ter ©erile. --glover. 
 ber aUeiggerber. --nurse, bie ©niigamiiie. 
 --shod, ntiiTe ^npe ^abenb, nut un([en 
 Si'igen. 
 
 Wet, I. I.bif 3?(iffe, geiK^tigfeit. 2. bie 
 iJinfff , ba6 iinjie ^Getter. 
 
 To ktep the feet from the wet, bie gl'lfee 
 por Sendjtigffit ob. 9iaf|e iiDii^rii. Let us 
 have a -, 6 Idgi IIII6 eiii5 iriiireii! 
 
 'Wet, v. a. 1. nn^ino(f)rn, iiaiTeii, 
 neijen, benr^en, feiid)ten, br |'eiid)fen , nn. 
 fciid)tfn, begirften. 2. (iiiit eiiiein (»efriiiife) 
 anfeiicftren (fie ^fhle). 
 
 Wetting-board, bfl» ^aftfjbret. 
 
 1Vetera%v, wliturJw, *. [®fogr.] 
 bif "iBrrreraii. 
 
 IVetlier, weTH'ur. (nngelf. wether, 
 wedder) *. bfr Spiiniiuel, Sdjop*. 
 
 It'etiiess, wei'ues, *. bie ^iifTe, 
 Jnirf)tigfi'it 
 
 The wetness of the weather or the 
 ceason, brt* nnfff ?S5ittfr. bie imiK O'll)'''^^ 
 jeit. [frii(f)r Pbrr nnf, noMlid). 
 
 '%Vettish, wet'tixh, adi. ein ivriiig 
 
 ■%%'ex, weks, v.a. ob. v.n. -f fur Wax. 
 
 Wey, wa, t. f. Weigh. 
 
 IW^ezatld, we'zn, f. Weasand. 
 
 '%%Jiacl<, hwak, p. a. 6 prfigeln, 
 fttingen. 
 
 WHA 
 
 "Wliale, hwAle. (nngetr. hwal.hwael) 
 
 t- 1. 13i>ol.j ber aajiidjirc^. 2. [9Jfiron.] btt 
 ^Mljifft). 
 
 Bottle nosed whale, ber ^ii^fopf. 
 Spermaceti--, bet ^Pttfi|'({>. Pike- 
 he.tded -, Sharp nosed -, ber ^upiterfirclj, 
 Oii^nrt. 
 
 Whale-bone, bO» fftr(ft6ein. --cut- 
 ler, [2B<ifIfird)f.| ber asnnfrttjneiber. -- 
 fin, bie SEnflnfif iirte. - fislier, btt 
 5a3nnfifit)inger, 2Urjnfif(f)f.iI)rer. --fishery, 
 --fishing, ber SaJilflftrrf)filliG. -line, 
 [ «W.ir.] bie SS5rt(lfird)lien. --louse. [9ia« 
 riirg.] bie aBflIlfif(t)lrtii«. --oil, ber SB.i(l« 
 fifd)tl)rnn. linger, SBaflftutf.ihrfr. 
 
 "W^lialer, hwi'iur, s. eer -iGii(inrff)« 
 
 "W^Iialery, hwalure, t. brr aBad* 
 fifitiniig. [-, nnf ben SSJaflfirtfong geljen. 
 
 '%%'lialiug-, hwaleing. t. Tu go a 
 
 ■^Vlialy, hwA le, a<(/. llreifig, gejlrfift; 
 l". W e a I y. 
 
 '%%''liaine, hwAme, t. [9?atiirg.] -, 
 pb. --fly, bie ©rflnie, SBremfe, ^pi'erDe* 
 brenife. 
 
 ^Wlian^, hwang, (angelf. thwang) 
 t. t t>« ilebcrne) SJieineii. - v. a. [f pO 
 Dertl.] peitftljen. 
 
 "Ul'liap , hwop, I. ber ©(fetgg, 
 ©treid). - interj. [Oertl. pb. 0] rntul) ! 
 
 '%W^liapper, hwoppur, t. & tmai 
 in feintr 91rt imgfn)ol)iilid> ©roQed. 
 
 'W^liarr,hwdrf,((ingeir.hwarf.hweorf; 
 ruff, voiph) t. I. ber Rai, bai ^erft, bie 
 'Jlnliinbe, 91nfiirt, 93ut)ne. 2. f bai Ufer. 
 
 A shipwright's wharf, bai ©djljf^iperft. 
 
 Wharf-charges, «. pi, bai .Roigclb, 
 2CerftgeIb. --porter, ber airbdtcr atif 
 bein Kni . niif itrtien pb. ®d)ifff mcrften. 
 
 '\W1iarf , V. a. an btm Rai niidlnbeii, 
 Innben. 
 
 IW^harfag-e, hworfldje, «. bn^ftgi* 
 gtib, 9Ji"il)iieiigflb , bie i^nifperen. 
 
 ^W^liarflng-, hworfing, «. Stait, 
 aSuljiifii , HDfrfre (im ^Klgenieinen). 
 
 Wiaarliiij^er, hwdrflnjir, «. ber 
 jtiiinieifter, Kriljiienmeijler. 
 
 "^Vlkat, hwot. (nngelf. hwaet; fjoU. 
 watj roai) jrron. retat. pb. tubstit. 
 
 t. (fmgenb) mna? roie? wie piel? 
 
 What Is your desire? mai ipi*iiif(f)rn 
 ©ie? — (b. t). will follow) if 1 (undertak* 
 this business myself)? tpie, ipenil id) It. 
 
 2. (frngenb) i»er? [ber bu >c. 
 What art thou that etc., luer bifl bu, 
 
 3. a) (frngenb) roelc^cr, weld)t , w<ld)e6, 
 mtid) ein, ipelc^ eine, wai fiir eiti, ipa« iut 
 cine. 
 
 What poem Is this? jpelc^e* ®ebid)t, 
 mat fur ein (55ebid)t ill bieS, nai i|l bai fi'i« 
 ein (yebirf)t? - partial judges are (our love 
 and hatei! iveid) pnrtei!fd)e 9{id)ter fiiib ic! 
 
 - time, jii wfidjer 3fit; )u ber 3«'*» '"!• 
 
 - day. nn beni Inge, ba. 
 
 b) (nl« adj.) lueldjer, mclcfee, me\d}tt. 
 
 1 know what qualities you de.sire in a 
 friend (b. Ij. 1 know Ihe qualities whicli etc.), 
 id) i«ei§, i«eld)e G-igeiifd)nftfii il)r nn einem 
 Jmilibf fndKt. See -colors (tliis silk e»- 
 hibitii. fiol), lueldif g.irfreii tc 
 
 4. (flliptifd> fur what i.H this, how !• 
 this?) n>«#! It;!- ba\ I)Pfl«! 
 
 What of that! wai ticgt biirnn 1 - hoi 
 
1 096 Fate, far, fall, fal. ML met Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, clidd. Tiihe, lib, full. tAin. THlft, 
 
 WAH 
 
 5. (flit what«v«r) vMi, wai immer, roai 
 niid), mnfi mir. 
 
 Whether it was the «hortne«« of his 
 foresiglit, the strength of his will, or what 
 it wa» ... Bacob. 
 
 6. (fi'it <h«t whicli) na6. 
 
 S.iy what you will, fnfleii ©ie, mat <Bie 
 topnen. 1 ga»« him — money I had, id) (Jft6 
 Ihm nfleS ®e(^, l»n« ob. ma6 id) fjattt. 
 
 7. mai O&tronS). 
 
 1 tell th«« wh9t, (corporal, Ic«uMt«ar 
 her), id) luiH t)ir ivflfi fnoc" ic. 
 
 8. (a\i «rfp.). 
 
 What by force, - by policy, ff)eUt mit 
 ©eivrtft, tf)tiX6 tutd) ?J5olUtf. - with his con- 
 duct, - with etc.. tJ)ciJ6 iutd) feiiie 9Iuf> 
 ffihriinfl , tfteiU' Jiirdb zc. - with (carrying 
 apples and fuel, he finds himself In a 
 hurry), }iim 2ifei\ tmtd) IC. - with the 
 lienelit of their situation, the art etc., they 
 have grown so considerable, that etc., fie 
 finb jiiiii I()ei( tjird) bcii 93i)rt^ei( i^rcr 2ngc, 
 bie SunH zc. (o 6eb«iitetib (jcmorbett, bng ic. 
 
 What though, jvcmi audi, mcwn benii 
 (ttt6, iitib tuciin audi, tbciUid). 
 
 "WJtaty *. t b«« 2Ba«. 
 
 "Wliatever, whotlv'ur, unb: 
 
 "^Wliaiso, whot'si, *, unb: 
 
 "YWIiatsoever, whots&lv'ur, (bci: 
 tiofje*) prott. 1. rortfi iinmer, wai niir, wni 
 bn. 2. ndd>et and) itiimer, tuelcfte aud> ini' 
 tnet, ntidfti nud) immer, wa6 fur ein ober 
 cine aud). 
 
 No prudence whaterer can etc., feine 
 Itliiflhert irgcnb einer 91rt fnnn tc In - state 
 of life you choose, in jebetn ©tnnb beS 2e: 
 ttni, itn if)t ntir iunf)Icn nifigct. - you do. 
 (let it be done with prudence), roai il)r 
 immer tf)un tnoget tc. - measure (may be 
 adopted) , lueldje 'Wogrfflel and) immer tc 
 As much as any history -, fo vie( ali irgenb 
 tine (5icf(t)icf)te ic. lu what conditio 
 soever I be, in lueltfjcr Cnge id) mid) niirf) 
 immer brfinbcn mnn- At whatever time 
 at what time soever, JU ntld)tt 3tit ^^ 
 fliirfi fpiti tr\a(\, roenn and) immer. 
 
 ^^'^Iteal, hwele, *. bic a3((ittet, Sinnc, 
 tai 5l'lnttercf)en ; f. Weal. 
 
 W h e a 1 - w o r m . bie TOilbe. 
 
 IW^Iieat, hwete, (anotlf. hwaete; 
 (jrtl). h'wit) t. bet 2Dei}en. 
 
 Wiu ter - wheat , bet SBititenueijeii. 
 Summer--, bcr ©pnimermeijeii. Many- 
 eared -, ber SQaiiiibenueiien. Bearded -, 
 fcer !8nrn»«ijcn. Cone--, bcr Jvcgedueijen. 
 Indian -, bet ti"irfifrf)e iiOeijen , Viiaii. 
 Spoiled -, feronbiner ^eijen. 
 
 Wh eat-b ird, her 2S$eijciU>0(jeI. -•ear, 
 [Dmirl;.] bo« 2Bci^fel)ld)«n , ber S33cig: 
 fdliuanj (and) White-tail unb Fallow- 
 finch), --flour, t)n6 ffijeijrnmef)!. -- 
 grass, ta& SKi'ijf ngrd* , bie Querfe. -- 
 harvest, bie SEeijcnernte. --plum, bie 
 €pi(le, ber ©pifliiig , die 5?nferpfl[iiuiue. -- 
 slieaf, bir S23aijengnr6e. 
 
 1*''ll««t«ll, hwi'tn, adj. Hon ob. au6 
 ffieijen gcmnd)t, bcrciiet, 533eijeii... 
 
 W h e a t e n bread, iai ffijeijeiibrob. - 
 flour, bni SSJeijenmel)!. - straw, bn« 5a5ei= 
 jenilrcfj. 
 
 ^Vlieedle., hwee'dl. e. a. ©inem 
 f(t)mrict)eln, i()n bur(^ @(t)Uiel<^e[ci anlocfeii, 
 
 WHE 
 
 einne^mtn, berebrn Pb. ^interflefjen , 6e. 
 fcimn^en. 
 
 "IVlieedle, c. n. fd)mei(f)cfn. 
 
 IWIieedle, «. + bie ©(()meicf)efei , 
 |ctmei({)el{)(ifte Slnforfiing. [©d)mfirf)Ier. 
 
 "^nieedler , hwce'dlur , «. ber 
 
 lli^lieedliug-, huee'dling, s. tai 
 ©dtmcirfjefn. 
 
 ^M'^Iieedling'Iyf hwee'dlingle,a<l» 
 f(()mci(()c(iib , mit @rf)nieid)e(n. 
 
 IVIieel , hw4el, ( nngetf. hweol 
 
 hweohl, hweogi, hweogul; fc^iu. hiul; ^oll 
 
 wiel) ♦. 1. brtfi ??nb (nn SDngen, Uljren :c.); 
 
 [Topf.] bie ©*eibe; [«)»nr.] Mi 9?<ib, 
 
 ©teuerrnb. 1. 1 iai SRnb. 3. tai SRiib (jiim 
 
 9?(ibern, JJoltern). 4. iai 3?nb, ©pinnrnb. 
 
 5. bai 3?nb (ber firei«). 6. ber (nuf 9?abern 
 
 roflenbe) SICrtgen. 7. (bie SRrtbbcroegung, 
 
 jtreiebcroegung, Umbref)ung, Kreimng, Urn: 
 
 rcnijung, bet Umlfluf; bnljet f) ber Snuf 
 
 (ber Dinge). Sooth. 
 
 5. He throws his flight In many an airy 
 
 wheel, in feinem JJfiige btfdimbt er 
 
 tnoncf) Uiftigrfi 9Jnb. Miltoh. 
 
 To set the chief wheels agoing, bie 
 ^nupttricbfibern iH ^Beiuegung fe^en. To 
 break upon the — , riibern. Dented -, bn^ 
 3(ifmrnb. A chair that goes on -s, ber 
 
 [llhrmncfil Wheels of a dock, bie 
 Uf)rrnher. Center--, b(i6 55obenrnb. The 
 pinion which carries the center-—, ber 
 5Jpbeiirnhrneb. Tiiird -, bai fleine Soben> 
 rnb. Canting -, bnS !tri>nenrnb. The pi- 
 nion which carries tlie canting -, ber .RtOi 
 n««r.nbtrie6. 
 
 Whetl-anlmal, tai 9?nbtf)ier(f)en. - - 
 barrow, Wr ©cbiebfrtrren ; A - man, ber 
 ®d)ie6fiti»er. --boat, ein SSoot mit ^la> 
 bern. --cap, bie Oiiibcnfnpve. --sar- 
 riage, ein 5iil)nverf mit 9{nWrn. --cnt- 
 ter. ©iner, ber bie 9?iiber lu ben lUjreii 
 fdjiieibet. --drag, ber ipcmmf(()iif). -- 
 fire. [(Etjetn.J bai Sfabfcner, ©fbmtljfcner. 
 --hoop, ber tlTiibfuriiig. —-horse, bai 
 ©tniigf iipferb , Deidifclpftrb. - -lathe, 
 [<5J?nr.] bie 9?nbr(f)iiiir cim-r Xirtijbant. -- 
 nave, bie SJnbndjfe , yiabe. --rope, 
 [•OTnr.] bn6 ©reiierreep. --shaped. [93i)t.] 
 rnbfornitg. --stone, bai ©dilfifrab. -- 
 --work, bai Dfiibcriverf. — -wright, ber 
 ber 9?iiMnnrf)cr, Sa5ngiier, ©tc(Inind)cr. 
 
 IrVlieel, V. a. 1. (iiif DfiiDftn ob. niif 
 einem SBiigen (mit Dfnbcrn) fi'i^ren, fnf)reii, 
 beiuegen, fi.ntrd)nffen, i>erniittel(l eiiic^ 9?abe5 
 bemegen , rrt)ic6en. 2. in eine runcnbe, umi 
 Iiiiiffiibc SBnurgiiiig briiigen, breljen, ^eriini; 
 i"d)n'ingen, jiim Sreife bilben. Milton. 
 
 It is good wheeling, bad wheeling. 
 ti i(t gilt, fd)lcd)t )ii fabren. 
 
 ■^llieel, V. n. 1. fid) nuf SWnbern be; 
 luegen, rollen. 2. um eine 9ld)|e beiuegfii; 
 fid) brcfjen (upon, inn). 3. rofleii, fid) wau 
 jfii. 4. i ivedjfflii. 5. rorien, frrtrpflen (mie 
 brr tJoiuier to. Mii.ton. 6. fid) (nut eincm 
 ©djiuiinge) breheii ob. ivenfen ; [^^Bhlit.] fid) 
 fd)ii''eiifen; (about) fid) l)friimfd)iueiifen. 
 
 To wheel to the right or left. [rJKilit.] 
 fid) red)ti Pb. lilif^ rdilUfllfrn. I was forced 
 to - three or four miles about, id) mii(5ri' 
 cinen lliniueg uon brei uber rier Weileii 
 nmd)en. 
 
 WHE 
 
 1WheeIag-e,hweeridje, bn« Sl5bft« 
 (jelb, ber QEngeMiud. 
 
 ■*Vl»eeler, hwecl'ur, #. ber 9?nb» 
 
 mnd)fr, ©tcHmndJer, ^ngncr. 
 
 IWIieeliiig-, hweeling, t. [»73?ifit.] 
 
 bie €d)meiifiinfl. [freiffijrmig. 
 
 "VTheely, h«eel'4, adj. rnbfdnnig, 
 '^Vheeze, hweeze, (nngelf. hweosan) 
 ». ti. fd)iiiuifen, fd)iiiebeii, feiid)en. 
 
 IWIielk, hweik, *. 1. die 9?niijef, 
 ©r()5f)ung; ^Blatter, (S-iierblntrer, g-iniie; f. 
 We Ik n. Weal. 2. (9inrura.] bie Irom* 
 peteii fd)nerfe. 
 
 tVlielked, f. We iked. 
 ^Vlielky , hwelk'e, adj. erhflben, 
 erf)Dben. 
 
 ^Vhelin, hwelm. (nngeff. ahwylfan; 
 l£f. wilma. hwilnia; gotf). hulyan) v. a. 1. 
 juberfeii, uberbcrfcn, (im SBiiiJer, ©rtiibe, 
 ©tnubc Jc.) begrnben , uergriibeit, i>erfdint» 
 ten. 2. i begrnbeii. 3. f (over) becfcn , 
 l"d)ritten (uber). 
 
 2. To wlielm one in sorrow. 
 
 Il^'lielp, hwllp, (tan. hvalp; fd)m, 
 
 valp; hiifl. welp) *. 1. ter jiiiige i^iinb; (u. 
 
 iiberl).) baS Jimge (eiiied '.Jfaiibrljifn'^). 2.| 
 
 i a) iai Oiiiigc, bie ;ungr 25rut (6cr ©of)n). 
 
 b) ber Iiife aSiibe, SBubc. [binn. 
 
 A bitch in whelp, eine trac^Hge ^I'lm 
 
 '%W)iielp, V. 11. jnngpn, luerfen, Qnnge 
 
 luerfen. 
 
 Il^lielp, (ban. hvalper) ». [TOnr.J 
 
 -8 of the capstern, tie ©piflfliimpen ; -s of 
 
 the windlass, bie 2iu^fiittening iei i8r(it» 
 
 fpidiJ. [mifd), leid)t(prtig. 
 
 '%WlielpiKli , hwllp'ish, adj. fd)ef» 
 
 IM'^lieilf hwen . (grtl). hwan ; diigelf. 
 
 hwaenne; lunilll; lat- quando; fr. quaud) 
 
 adi). 1. mnnn (jii meJctrt S^iO. 2. (nl5 >!lii4» 
 
 riif ber Uiigebiilb) luirffi balb! Siiak, 
 
 1. When shall these things be 7 Bible. 
 
 Kings may take their advantage, when 
 
 and how they list. Daniel. 
 
 Since when? ftit mnnn? feit ivield)et 
 
 3eit? — as, ■* DnnirtlS ali. Miltom. 
 
 IWIien, conj. 1. ivenn. 2. (bie 3fi* 
 
 beflinimenb) ali, ba. 3. mnhrenb. Shak. 
 
 1. W li e n the act is passed, the public 
 
 will be satisfied. Webster. 
 
 When due. bei SSirfnff, jiir 93frfiinjeit. 
 
 - received, nnd) (FmiJiiiMg Ob. (S-ingnng. - 
 
 gone. nnc^Oein er fiirtgegiingen luar, i|l. — 
 
 young, ill filiier, it)rer Jiigenb. Since — , 
 
 feit bem. Till -, bii baijin. - that, ^nt 
 
 3cit bn, nl«. 
 
 '^WlieilCe, hwense, (niigelf. hwanon) 
 adv. I. I'on luniiiieii, iumi um ani, \wt)tt, 
 luo ... f)cr. 2. (eincn ®riinb nngebenb) 
 ba()er. 
 
 Whence come you? ivo fommfl buf)(r7 
 From -, iur!)er, I'on lunniien, uoii mo aui. 
 Of -, + uon miinnen. 
 
 Illience, pron. 1. (aui ntefdjet 
 Qtiede ob. Urfnd)e; luie) n)i)l;er ; oon luein, 
 2. loprnii*. 
 
 Whence It follows, luornufi fotgt. — 
 shall we derive hope? roai fo(! uni $off» 
 iiiing gebeii? — comes this honor? ivoljet 
 tioiV ^l)re? 
 
 "IVIieucC'SOever.hwensesiev'ur, 
 (iJv. iiiib conj. ivoI)er and), wo\)tt au4 
 inimet. 
 
F&le, far, f^fl, fat iU, vast. Fine, fin. N6. move, nor, got. 6fl. rl6dd. Trthe. n'lb. full. lAin. IMk. ] 097 
 
 WHE 
 
 WHE 
 
 Tj hwener'ur. ) 
 
 'er^ hwlnsoev'ur, ^ 
 
 'Vlliencever , hwenie ev'ur , f. 
 Whencetoever. 
 IVhenever 
 liriiensoever 
 
 mite. It. conj. antmat isrnn, }u jeber 3'it 
 tutnn, meim, roeiin nuct) immcr, ivnnn, |ii 
 H)rl(f)er 3t>t fi «ud> fein mflg. 
 
 Whenever yon come, (yon will be 
 kindly received), bU tnaqfl foilimtn, lufliili 
 bii wUfl, )u wtldftt 3cit 06. wAitii tu aucf) 
 (iMiiMifii mngil jc. 
 
 1%'lie'r, flntt whether. Shas. 
 
 '%%'l»«^r<^, hwire, (nngfli". hwner) adv 
 1. \w. 2. (rtrttt Whither) luo()in. 3. t 
 fur W h e t h e r. Shak. 4. t (fur Whereas) 
 C>i, ta null, (iiittnifli. Shak. 5. f lOiiffrenCi 
 
 Where «re you going? mofjin fl«()|1 til 
 rep (iff)il ^ll Ijiii? - are you from? iupl)rr 
 bill Ml, wo bift m ()er? Any -, f. Any. 
 Every -. r. Every. No — , f. No. 
 
 IVItere, «. + 6a« SKJo, in Crt 
 
 9tiMV:itho(C. Shak. Spehser 
 
 1%'liereBbout,h»ire-Sbiur,(nu(b 
 
 W li p r e a b o u t «) (o. where ii. about) adv. 
 
 KV brruiii, ron 6fl, wo iinflcfn^r. 
 
 I know not whereabout I am, \(t\ 
 n»rift nirttt, wornn idt bin, mat i(t> will. Be 
 fou* they know - they are, ti}t fit wifffn, 
 ivi-raii ftf (tub; «()t fie wiebft |U ft*, Jiir 
 SbtfiiniiiKi foiiinifn. 
 
 '%«'lioreaboat, prom, not&btt. 
 
 Tlie «bjeet whereabout they are con- 
 
 vprsnnt, 6« ®<(Jftlflo.!tb, WOrnUf ftf ficl) 6t: 
 
 Jivhfi'. Hooker 
 
 ^%'hereabout, ». f f>it 9Ibft(l)t 
 
 X%'liereaa, hwAre-ax', (o. where u. 
 
 B<) rt''i>. wo. Sperier. 
 
 ¥VliereaH, c«n/. I. inbem, bn nun, 
 
 wi-tl. bA, ftiitrinnf. 2. bn b0(^, ba f)in|je|)en, 
 
 bn iViift, bn ini ®<><|(ntf)n[. 
 
 lYllC^eat, hwAreat', (0. where 11. 
 all ;>ro>i. I. wnruber. 2. wornuf. 
 I. Whereat he was no lesi angry and 
 adiamed, th.tn deiirous to obey Zel- 
 waiie. SiDBEV. 
 
 Wiiereat nn yen offended? 
 Anything tvhereat tliey aredinpleaaed. 
 Irrtctib (5fwa#, bfl« iljnrii migfnflt. 
 
 ^Vli«*reby , liwirebj'. (o. where ii. 
 bvi pron. (and) frnflriib) lopbiirrf), wooon, 
 wniiit. [)utit fiiMiine itia(i)te. 
 
 Whereby he wat a kinf;. wa$ il)n 
 ^%'liereever. hwire-ev'ur, ) , 
 »*li«Tev«*r, 5 
 
 ubernfl wp, wi^ niifh. 
 
 IVIiererore, hwire'fAre. (0. where 
 II. fore) ndv. I. tunnim, n)t§()fllb , wegwe; 
 (\tn. tiH'filr, wiMii. 2. bfgiupflfn, bn^er. 
 
 °%W^liereill, hwirein'. (I'On where 
 M. in) pron. (niirf) fmijfltb) wcriii. 
 
 Tliere are tinick wherein etc., ti 
 (jibt 3'"itfii, in beii(!ii u. 
 
 ^I'liereintO, hwire-!ntoo', pron- 
 ■* wrrrin, wo hinriii , in brn, in bie, in bn*. 
 1W^ll«rt*nf*«iK, hwire'nen, t. + bnf 
 8Bp, 5r<lfitbwp, 3r<ifiibworfin, ber Ort. 
 
 "^Vhereof, hwireof. (U. where U. 
 •i^ pron. I. « wornii*. 2. iwouon. 
 1. Whereof wan lhi> hou^e built? 
 (We are not guilty of tlie crime) — we 
 •re Rccnsed. brjTrit wit nnnrfl'iflf finb. 
 ^I'liereuu, hwAre-on', (0. whsre 
 
 (frn. 
 
 u. an) pron. 1. wornuf; wornn 
 
 Oenb) wornuf. 
 
 ^Vliereso, hwire'»4, • } 
 
 ^%1»eresoever, hwire-silv'ur. ^ 
 
 (D. wliere, so ii. ever) cotij. 1. WO mid) 
 intnier. 2. wohiii nud). 
 ^I'^lieretliroug'h , hwArei/nuu', 
 
 (0. where ii. through) pron. f woburc^. 
 IV^IieretO , hw&retou', I 
 
 Hl'^liereuilfO, h»ire-uniuo', ^ 
 
 (0. where u. to ob. unto) pron. f n>0)U ; 
 
 luornuf. 
 
 11%'^lierenpOllf hwAre-upon'. (0. 
 
 where II. upon) pron. wcrnuf; WPtlind). 
 ^VIiereveF) hwAre-ev'ur, adv. f. 
 
 W h e r e e V e r. 
 
 ^I'lierewifh, hwirewiTH'. uub : 
 ^therewithal , hwAre-wiTHair. 
 
 (0. wliere U. with Ob. withal) pron. WOluit; 
 
 WOOOII. 
 
 The power wherewith he waa trusted. 
 Me ^rwnlt , bie il)ni niiocrtraut wnr, bie 
 il)in nni'ertrniite ®ewnlf. 
 
 Il'herret, hwer'r't, oft. fureter) 
 a. a. [Q II. tJ '• nerfen, |*rren. 2. tjineii 
 i)iiitcr bie Cl^reii f^^ioaen, Giuciii eiue Dtjv 
 feine <\rbtn. 
 
 ^¥lierrct, t. [Q u. f] bie Dl^rfeige. 
 
 ■Wherry, hwer'rA. (o. Ferry, g.iljre) 
 «. I. bugnl)re, ^otlt, ber gnijrfnljn, bn» 
 5n()r»oot. 2. [Orrtf.] -, ob. Crab--, tine 
 ■2Irt i?oIiftpfelweiii. 
 
 Wherry-man, ber gSfirmann. 
 
 in»erry, v. a. fnl)reii, uberfiiljren. 
 
 'H'^het, liwet, (nngrlf. hwettan) prael. 
 
 WHi 
 
 heit obet ^nnfheit. [S(f)leifr». 
 
 'IVIietter, liwJt'tur. *. fer 'ffir^er, 
 
 '%%'lieug'll, fuo6. hwii.^(iv^ii?)jn/e;:/. 
 
 IViiew, il)u!iiff! 
 
 "%nievi^er, hwiVur, j. [,Oirt(.J f. 
 Widgeon. [wei, hui) *. bie '•Wolfeil. 
 
 "^Vliey, hwA. (nnjjfif. liwaeg; Ijofl. 
 
 Whey-face, t bn$ ^JJoifen = illntli^ 
 (b. I), eiii bU\(\(i 2lnHi$). — spring, bnj 
 <JJ?t>lfeiiw.i|Kr. --tub. bn« OJIolfenr'ne. 
 
 "l¥h«ryey, hwac, ) adj. nielfioi 
 
 11'heyish, hwA'^h.^ imnficftt. 
 
 IWiieyishuess, hwaUlines, «. 
 bnS 'WiMfuif; OJIolf litre. 
 
 IVhich, hwiish, (wr((f) ; nngeff, 
 hwilc) (f. niict) Wliose, ben geu. von -) 
 pron. ret. op. substit. 1. wrdter, ber, wel» 
 (i)t , bie, welii)c6, bai, wpld)t'n, ben; i»n«; 
 weicbe, bie (oon <£n.-()t'ii); (jiiwcilen nu(( 
 uon ^erfonen) weldjer-, iper. 2. (frnijenb, 
 0011 ©nd)en u. ^Jerfonni) welrf>rr , lotldit, 
 we((f)e«, mni, ton, mew. 3. (fljm. filr who) 
 welctKr, ber. 4. in ber Umgniiai-fprnrfje wlrb 
 - oft nufflelnffen; |. 93. The present I send 
 you, b. f). the present which ob. that I 
 send you. 
 
 The which, by the -, ♦ wef^e, burc^ 
 wel(()e, nnd) roel(J)en tc. -...-, 06 ... 
 ober ob. Shak. Take - yon will, iiefjmetl 
 ©ie, wel(te« ©ie wrflen. I don't know — 
 is -. t id) weig nid)t wie ob. weiui. -way? 
 I. weldjen oaScg? wo l)innu«? 2. t wie? niif 
 Wtldte ^eifr? (We are bound to obey all 
 the divine commands), — we cannot do 
 witlioiit divine aid, ma6 wir of)ne i]5ttlicf)en 
 
 II. pp. wlietted ob. whet, v. a. 1. we^cn, : !5ii(lniiB nirf)t tl)iin fonnen. (You declared 
 rd)'irffn, f(()Ififen. 2. i a) f(<)nrfen (eiiien'him to be innocent), - he is not, wn4 tt 
 iBorf.i^ JC). b) reijen, (Vorneii. c) To - nid)t i|l. - man is it? welfftcr 'TOnnn i|l 
 to - forward, trbitteril, aufreflen, eJ? -of you convinceth me of sin? H wef» 
 anrcijen. Shak. d)er iintfr end) fniiiiniirfjeinerQriiibe jeif)en1 
 
 A razor whetted with oil, eln ntif jDel '^W^liicliever , hwiisiicv'itr. ) 
 
 n6i)eiO(?eiie« 9?nfirine(Ter. To - tlie appetite, "IVIiichsoever, hwUshsoev'ur , J 
 ben 31ppctit rei^eu. Tliose nerves for motion pron. weld)er, iver t6 aut^ I'ei , xoai and) 
 whetted, jeiie 97erocn ^ir SewegunQ ge^ liniiiier. 
 reiit. Whichever road you take, weld^eN 
 
 IVhet, t. 1. bn« SS3e^en, Sfdnrfen, iSICeg <S:e and) nefjmen ni&iien. - of those 
 ©rfjieifen. 2. i ^tiun«, bnS ben ?lopetit reiit, I two senses, ber eine ob. ber nnbere biefet 
 ia6 ®d)lucfd)eii, ®d)nn»)p6d)en, bie QSorlnne. jiuei Siiiiie. 
 
 I must have a whet lirKt, id) Utllg UOr> | '^Vilida^V-buntillgr, hwid'2w< 
 l)er ein ©d)iinpp«c6eu nef)nien. 'buniing, *. [Orniti).] Die S[13ittwe, $ara« 
 
 Whet-slate, —-stone-slate, ber bieSnniMirr. 
 ?CBeef4)iffer. --atone, 1. ber S53e0(lcin. I IW^hida^v - g:oat , hw'd'aw-gotc, 
 ©c^leifiletn. 2. i a) &tion«, bui mefyt, fdjnrff, '». [3iu'I.) bie ^icqe uon 3ubn, nmerifnnifdje 
 reijt; j. 93. That is the - to wit. bi\6 fdjiin'r ©cmfe. 
 
 ben SSerftnnb; (whose soberest looks) were '%%''llilT, hw'f, (w. ^wif) «. 1. bet 
 -s to desire, bn^ 25i'tlniinen reiiten. b; * qjijf, 'qgnff ceiii J?aiit, ber bcini Xn6nfrnii(t)en 
 To lie for -s. urn bie SDette lu(ie\\; To de- k. I)ertfiirae('rnd)t wirb). 2. bcii ^fcifen, bet 
 serve the -, berb Ifigen , nuffdjneiben. 3. 'ipfiff. 3. [3d)t()i)ol.] ber ©tnc^dfliiiibcr. 
 (■•Winfrrttg.) ber 9[0Pt(rd)iffer. | In the whiff of a sigh, f iui $ui eiiiej 
 
 ©enters. 
 
 IVIiifT, V. a. pnffen, oerpnjfen. 
 Hl^ilifrie, hwif'fl, (fjofl. weifelen, 
 zweeveii; jweifeOi , |'d)weifen ; W. chwyf> 
 
 "ll^hether, hwiTHur ., (nngelf. 
 hwaether) pron. welrf)fr, wer pon beiben, 
 ma6 , wxidDcl uon beiben. 
 
 Whether of you, wer oon eurf) beiben. 
 
 -of ihem twain did tlie will of liis father? t». n. I. fid) unflnt ^in U ^er b(\Vt<lt», flatt 
 
 II we(d)fr unrer ben jweien l)nt be« 95ntcr« fern, (Inttcrn, treiben. 2. ± (inttern; fnfelit, 
 
 <!Oi(lfn flcrOnn? bnf)ien, finberii. 
 
 Ilr'liether, con). 06. I Whi f fling, Inppifct),fi»birct; nniifefig; 
 
 Wliether it be true or no, 06 ti wnf)r ffntrerfjnft. A whifl'UHg fob, ein Inppi» 
 
 JJ ;><i) ob. nid)t. — one will or no, niflii fdjer f^erf. A person of whiffling and 
 
 rung woflcn ob. nid)t. Rei.o!ve - (you will unsteady turn of mind, Oeu'nub UOn einee 
 
 go or not), eut|d)lifge bid), 06 jc. - by ftnrfiTimfren u. unbejlnnbiflen ®emutj)«|ltm» 
 
 health or sickness, entwefcr butd) ®efuub» niuiifl. 
 
1098 Fate, far, faH, fat. ML met. Fine. fin. Ni, move, n6r, got, 6il. cl6ud. Tiibe. tub, ftill. tAin, Tills. 
 
 WHl 
 
 "^Utifrie, t. a. 1. pfeifen, 6Jnftn, 
 pufleii. 2. i To - away, juegpuilen. 
 
 To whiffle any one out of etc., O ©i- 
 nen nm jc \>rcUen. [tlciut SJii^f^- 
 
 IWhiffle, s. (cf)m.) tint 'ipffife ot. 
 
 ■Whiirie-tree, hwlffl-tree, ^ 
 
 "H'^Ilipple-tree, Imip'pl-trie,^ 
 *. (nn 2C(i(ien) bnS Drtrd)ctt, tcr <Bd)mtiu 
 Qtl, 6if 933one. 
 
 IVhiirier, liwif'flur, *. 1. (cf)ni.) 
 ber IJjfeifer (J»er bf i Ipn^jeffioiien jc. uin-nngiiifl). 
 2. 6er SSoraaiigcr, Sliifuijrer (H)nl)rrd)cinlid) 
 einer niit eiiieni 5porne). Shak. 3. [2on6oii] 
 ber iiinge ?(Kei|ler ciner Simff, bft bei ^eitt-- 
 ridjffiteii vox 6cr Smut l)frfl''f)f- Cvc. 4. ber 
 flrmri'Iige , In|>pi|'c{)c gj?eii|M), gnfelfjniiS, 
 jfjnn^fnmpf. (fen ; JJInttcrii ; DiiOren. 
 
 ^Wliifflingr, hwff'fling, s. icii ^fri: 
 
 l^llif^, liwig, (niigclf. hwaeg) t. 
 [Dertl.] bie fnureii 9J?oIfcii (ciii ffiljleiibe^ 
 ©etrmif ber nieberen S5Dlt6Ua{\c in <B(i)ott: 
 Innb). 
 
 lulls', *. [ffngf. II. 9iPrbnm.] ber 
 2Bf)ig (?Jirtnie ber 9J?itfllieber eiuer fleiuiffeii 
 ©fnntdpnrffi). 
 
 'Vi'^liigrg'arcliy) hw'g'garki, a>. 
 whig 11. gr. arclie) t. bie 2CI)ifl:5pcrr|M)iift. 
 
 'Wliig^t^isli, iiwig'g'sli , adj. ivi)i{]> 
 flifd), bie 9BI;ia« betreffenb. [2Bl)ifl«. 
 
 Tlie w li i g g i s li cause, bie ©ncfte ber 
 
 IVIiig-grisiii , liwig'gizm , «. bie 
 ®rlItI^fl^(3e ber 2BI)i(ipnrtci, ber5rei()eit6fiaii. 
 
 1^'liilC) iiuile, (aiioelf. iiwile ; gutt). 
 hweila; 5[CeiIe) «. bie 233cile. 
 
 A while, eiiie SKeile, cinige ^tit. A - 
 after, einige Beit (b. I). iiid)t Innge) nndjfjer. 
 A good -, fine giite SSeile, jienilid) Innge. 
 A good — ago , fd)Dii tniige f)er. A long -, 
 Tnnge. A great -, (el)t Innge. All this -. 
 bie gnnje 3^'* '"'^ff- Some -, for a -, for 
 some -, eine Sf't Inng. One -, eine 3fif 
 [nng. One -he flatters, another — he threat- 
 ens, bn(b fd)mfirf)elt, 6n(b brc^t er. But a 
 -since, er|1 furjtitft. A little -ago, yur 
 furjer Sett, iinlmigfl, filrjlid). Between 
 -», bnnn ii. junnn, jiimeilcn. Worth -, ber 
 SWii^e lucrt^. It is not always worth - for 
 a man to etc., t& Ii)()nt nid)t initncr bie 
 9>Juf)e Ob. geit, c6 ifl nictt iinmer ber Wufje 
 ronti), ba^ iiinii ic. In the mean -, tnlttlcr 
 SBeile, inbefTcn. 
 
 IVltile, ^ adv. 1. fo Innge 
 
 'VVIiiles, hwllz, fV nr« , fo innge, 
 
 IVIulst, hwilst, ) weil, bieiveil. 2. 
 wnljrenb. 
 
 While I write, you sleep, njnhrenb id) 
 fd)reibe, fc^Infen ©ie. - he was protector, 
 tonfjrrnb feinefi ^proteffornts. [bn(j. 
 
 Vk^liile, conj. t (fur Until) 6i«, tu 
 
 IVIiile, V. n. lueilen, vermeilen, j&< 
 flern, trniibein. 
 
 IHiilc, t>. a. nn«bef)nen, uerlnngern. 
 To - off. niifi"d)ieben, nu^fetjen. 
 
 To while away, iiertnnbclii, ucrtrcbein 
 (bie 3cit, bn« J?c6en). 
 
 "Wllilere, hwlleire', adv. « nor 
 e(ner 253eile, fiirj ucrl)er, fi'irjlid), per iJiir> 
 |cm , itnr()in, cben. [fdjucrfe; f. Whelk. 
 
 ^I'liilk, hwilk, t. bie Irrnipftfii: 
 
 ^I'lliloin, hwi'Iuni, (nilgcIf. liwiIon> 
 adv. « eljrbfiii , ivrilnnb , I'rrninl*. 
 
 1¥liils«, adv. f. While. 
 
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 "VWIliin, hwini, (iti. hwima ; ro. ^wlm ; 
 fp. quiniera) ». tie @rifle, ber tviinberlic^e 
 G-inf(ifl, bie feltfnnie Snuuc, ber 'ilCiirni. 
 
 To be full of whlins, Poller 03rifleii ll. 
 Sniinen fein. Every man h.ts his -i, eiii 
 3eber ^nt I'eine fflriden ii. eniinen. 
 
 W h i m - w h a ni . J bie 1pn|Te, Jrn^e, S\n. 
 berei, Snpperei; - story, tat 9Itnniemiia()r. 
 d)en. [leiten. 
 
 "Y^liiin, ». a. biird) eine OJrifle per; 
 
 Ifliiiii, (jp. chwiw) *. bie ^feifcnte, 
 SdimieeiUe. 
 
 IVIiinibrel, hwjm'biil, ». ber 9?es 
 gciunini'I, Snnri'Hjgel. 
 
 ^Wliiinper, hwlui'pur, (ipininiern) 
 i>. n. ipininicrii , ivinfi-lii. 
 
 IWIlilliperillgTf hw'ni'pur'ng^ •• 
 ini. Sffiiininern, SBinfeln, ®eiptininer, ®e> 
 luinfrl. 
 
 Ifliiinpled, hwim'pid, (piefT. fi'ir 
 Whimpered) adj. {f n. nid)t englifrf)) Per; 
 ipeinr, pimi Ihrnnen entftcllf. Shak. 
 
 "YW^IliinSey, hwim'ze, (p. whim), 
 
 pi. Whimsies, t. bie ©rifle, ber ipunber; 
 lid)e (fiiifofl; f. Whim. 
 
 Tfliiinsey, v. a. init fflriden cb. 
 If^rrheitcit nitfriflen. 
 
 IV^Ilimsicalf hwim'zekal, adj. Qri(> 
 lig, griflenijnft, Iniinifd), ipunbrrlicft. — adv. 
 Whim'sically, grtflenl)nft, Inunifd), >pnn« 
 berlid). 
 
 IVIlimslcalneSSf hw'm'zekal- 
 nls, «. bnS 0)rifIen()ntte , Onnniftfje,, bie 
 S33nnPcrIi(^feit, ©rifrenfnngerei. 
 
 IVIlin, hwin, (IP. ?wyn) «. [95ot.] 
 ber ©ted)ginf!er , ©fprpionpfriemen, S^ei' 
 fntnen, bn« ©forpionfrnnt. 
 
 Whin -ax, ein SBeil jiim 9IiiSrotten be6 
 ©te(tgin(ler«. --chat, [Ornitl;.] bni 
 93rnniifff)Irf)en (Motacilla rubetra, Linn.). 
 
 11'lliubrel, hwin'bril, f. Whim- 
 brel. 
 
 '%l''liine) hwlne, (nngelf. wanlan, 
 cwanian; gotft. hwainon; iveincti) v.n. ipiini 
 inern, ipinfeln, qiinrrcn; [SBnibniiVr.] ipin< 
 fein fo. ber Dttcr). 
 
 Whining, 1. tpeinerlirf) ('Jon :e.). 2. 
 flnglic^ (u. ciner ^r^nljlung JC.). Whining 
 nonsense, tai lflppifd)e ©eipinFel. 
 
 '%Vliii»«, V. a. To - Hway, peripeinen. 
 
 '%W'liine) «. bai ©eipcine, ®eiv>ininier, 
 ©eiviiifel. [inernbe, SBiin'elnbe. 
 
 1%'liiner, hwine'ur, *. ber 2Bint! 
 
 IVIiiiiiiicIt , hwiunik, (pi-rip. niit 
 whinny) v. n. [SBnibnifpr.J nnfttlngen (pon 
 2S3nrfifPlf)tiiiben). [ginfter ciithnltcnb. 
 
 '^Vliinny, hwm'nc, adj. pie! ©ted)' 
 
 '%l''^Iiiiiiiy, (Int. hinnio) v. n. ipieijem 
 (p. In'rrrrn). 
 
 IWIlillOCf hwin'nk, *. [giorbntii.] 
 bnj fleinile luui einer Irndjt poii ^erfeln. 
 
 ^Vllill, ^'I'rfJOft.qiiliyn-stane) 
 
 ^I'liiu-stOiK^,^ «. Whin-stones. 
 pi. [Cerrl.] SDninltfenVn. 
 
 "l^'liiii-yarfl, hwin' yurd, *. I ber 
 2)fotn. 5pniibrgpii, bie 5^iid)tel, ber ©rnffpiefe. 
 
 %%'llip, liwip, (nngfli". hweopan; Ijiill. 
 ivipprn ; penp. niit briu Int. vnpnlo) v. a. 
 1. Iiiirtig ob. rdtiiifl bciprgeii ; <i". ipcirrr iiti: 
 rrii To - out, To - from. To - into, To - 
 on, To - up etc.). 2. mit bfr 9{iir()e of. 
 i|3eiifd)e fd)ingen, mit ber Sfutlje Ijnuen, 
 
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 rrf)ifippcn, pcif|"d)en, tjnneii, geigefn, ftniipen, 
 jrid)rigen. 3. i gcigeln. 4. brerd)fn, ni!«6re« 
 fd)2ii. 6. eine uberrd)lngene 9in()t tnnrf)eti, 
 nbfrnnf)en, ciiiiniinien. 6. ai eiiiipirfeiii; 
 (about, round) imiipirfcln , uin K. tpicfelll. 
 b) [-Wnr ] betnfeln. 
 3. They would whip me with their fine 
 wits. Shak. 
 
 To whip a top, einen Sreifel treibeii. 
 To - the cr»am, beii 9{nl)tn peindjen , jii 
 Sd)nnin |"d)lngfn- To - one tlilrty-nine 
 lashes, ©inein neiin it. breigig "jpeiifdjeiiljiebe 
 geben. To - the cock, eine 9lrr 3nl;rinnrfti 
 fpiel in 2eicc|lerfl)ire , nl;nlid) iinrcrni ipn^» 
 iu'nrd)lng. [nbne(;meu. 
 
 To whip from, rni'd) uon JC. nef)nien, 
 
 To w h I p into. fd)nefl in ic. tt)iin, flerfen. 
 
 To whip off, rd)ncfl nbthnn. 
 
 To whip on, gffd)ipiiib ilberiperfeit, ge* 
 fd)ipiiib n. nnitliiiTtg nniiel;en. 
 
 To whip out, fd)iien Ijernu^jiefjen, fjeu 
 nii^rei^en. To - ca sword or rapier) from 
 its sheath, nii6 feincr ©(fteibe reigen. 
 
 To whip up, 1. fc^nefl niif'neljMien, mtqi 
 nel)inen. 2. [Wnr.] niit eiiiem itInpplAufeif 
 niifipinben (Xonnen ic), niisienen. 
 
 Slie in a hurry whips up her darling 
 under the arm, iin Jjlnge fd)ipingt fie iljren 
 Siebling iinter ben ^rin. I can easily whip 
 up to your horns, id) fnnu ini^) Ui<i)t nuf 
 cure Corner |'d)ipingen. 
 
 lUiip, V. n. fid) (djntU beiDegen, iil6e«« 
 l)in fnl;ren, fpringeii, Inufen. 
 
 To whip away, bnppn fn'ipfen. 
 
 To whip into, in jc. ^iiieinfpringen, 
 ()ineinl)i'ipfen. 
 
 To whip round, ((erum fpdngen , fit^ 
 iini JC. t)erumr4)ipingen , iiin Jc. ^eruni* 
 ipringen. [nuf it. fd)ipingen. 
 
 To whip up, l^innnf fpringen, pd) rnfd> 
 
 To whip up and down, nuf U. nieber, 
 l)in II. her Ijiipfen. 
 
 llVhip, (nngelf. hweop) «. 1. bie ^ett< 
 {(i)e, Oieipel. 2. e Gainer, ber fnljrt; ©iner, 
 ber <J5ferbe in regieren per(lel)t; btx ^ofltflon. 
 3. bie riberfd)lngene9inl)t, ber ningefd)lngene 
 ©num. 4. ["5)?nr.] a) bn* ©tnggnrnnt. b) 
 tier ivinpplnnfer. - of the niizzen throat, 
 brail, bie 95ernnbrof)ftnIje, 
 
 A loaded whip, eine ntn ©riffentit SSfel 
 nnigegiiffcne 'iJ3eitrd)e. The jerk or snapping 
 of a - , ba6 $eitfd)engefd)nnli, ^eitfc<)eii» 
 gefnnfl. - and spur, fpornflreid)*. 
 
 Whip- breech, ber ©d)illing (©^Irtfl 
 niif ben ^pintern), !viid)enfd)i(ling; Give ihia 
 child a -, gib biefem .Rinbe bie Sfiitije. — 
 cord, bie ^eitrd)eiifctniir. — graft,». a. 
 mit bcni Si'mglcin pfropfen. --grafting, 
 bni ^fropfen niit bem 3nnglein. --hand, 
 1. (Dfeitf.j bie red)te 5?nnb be6 9?eiter«. 2. t 
 To have the - of any one , ben S3ortl)cil 
 fiber Gincn Ijnbcn. —-horse, bie 9Jcit» 
 pritfdje. --lash, bie ©d)ini$e, @d)tvippe, 
 ©d)niitfe (nn ?j5eitrd)en) , ^fit)'d)cnfd)nii$e, 
 '!)5cirfd)eiird)n<nppe. —-mounting, bai 
 $i'itrd)cnbtfd)(iige. --ray, eine 3{od)ennrt. 
 
 rein, Der "ipciirctcnjllgel. —-rope, 
 [^)irtr.] b{\6 £rnfnu. -saw, bie ®ret nge. 
 --snakt, ISi^H'I.] bif '>J5rlffd)i"d)lnnge. -- 
 staff, l»7)inr.) fer iiritcrriorf. --stitch 
 ing, (SniiMuirtljid).) eiiieSIrt, bie 9lecfe» 
 jn ilurjen. --stock, l. ber '4>''tr4'"|1i"'' 
 
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 ». Mr^fiffAr,fl(>rriifr«Vfiff((>«, 5"*l'"'<'"n*' 
 pfiti'itf 3 fcj tfr iyuljrmniui. 
 
 11%'liipper, liwip'pnr, «. ^fr ^dt: 
 
 Witlpper in, (a3JlU^lnfpr.] 6er <piiiii>e= 
 
 '%%'iiippiiig'T hwippiiig. t. 1. lit 
 ©ffcfrfiino If- SBerififtimg grroiffer ©ei(e. 2. 
 (bti ^nglrrii) ta6 iSefifliflfii tcr SliiflClUine 
 All tit 'ilniielriitlje. 3. 6na Speitrt^cii. 
 
 W li i p p i n g - c li e e r , e Me "iprugf Il'lipve. 
 |5*it|'rf)eiiilrci(f)i;. - - p o 1 1 , ^lr ^Mtiltr, (uur^ 
 an 9}<rbr«t)fr gfpfitrd)t I»cr^cll, bie ©tnup: 
 fnule, bet 8d)nnbptn()l. --twine, [«J)?nr.J 
 6fl« Irtfel.inrii. [Wlii f f le-t ree. 
 
 ■^*'liippl«*-free, hw'p'pl tiie, f. 
 
 '%%Jiippu««'il , liwlp'powll, (and) 
 Whip-poor-will, jeboct) iiiirid)tig) «■ 
 [OrnitI).l ber uirfliiiirctje 3i«0"i""'f<f o"- 
 SSinbtiinoer. 
 
 '%Vliip8ter, hwip'^tur, «. brr fludf-. 
 tige, fliiife. niiiiitere, flewiinbte Siirfd). 
 
 '%%'liipt, hwipi, pp. i>. Whip; bi«iu. 
 ffir Wliipped. 
 
 Il'liir, liwer, V. n. fdtmrttn. 
 
 To w li i r away, fDrtf<t)iuirreit (I'. SS&gefii)- 
 
 "^^'liir, > V. n. Oct) mtt 
 
 1%'liirryy hwer'ri,) QSermifd) fi1)iie(l 
 trthf". [i(t)iutl treiben. 
 
 '%1'liir, «. a. fortreigrn, wegreigen, 
 
 Wliirring mc from my frieadt, lliid) 
 nieineu ^5'^ell1l^e^ eiitfu[)reiib. Shar. 
 
 IVIiirl, hwerl, iroirbein; qutr(en,qiur> 
 IfH) P.O. (f(l)iief() Bre^eu, utnbref)eii, luirbedi. 
 
 To wliirl around, |'d)iviiigeii, I'ttiuenfeii 
 (ein ®d)ivert); ring* uwtjer ivirbclii. My 
 thougliis are whirled ( lilie a potter's 
 wheel) . meitie (SJebaiiren gel)eu iini k. 
 
 iVliirl, V. n. I. fid) (iiiit €(()nenig. 
 feit) uiiibrcljen , iiniliinfeii; (about) l)eriim: 
 Iniiftn, umloiifen. 3. fi^ fctucU beivegeti. 
 To - away, forfreimen. 
 
 Illiirl, «. I. eine ff^neflf ftei«f6rmige 
 Ceiuegiing, ber ffljirbel. 2. t bet SOJirbei 
 (bet Ceibtiifd)aftrn jc); Umlniif itet 3eit 
 u.); ®tru^el (ber ^(jnntiifie), 3. ber 2Cir. 
 tel , SDirtt'l, ©pitiiiwlrtet (an iSpinbelio. 
 4. I^Biir.] -«, bie triebe in bet ilrone. 5. 
 (ond) Whorl n. Wherl) [Sdot.] ber Qiierl. 
 6. [9?atiirg.] tni @emiiibe (bie oberen ^in- 
 tnngen einct ®d)ne(fe jnfammengenommen). 
 
 Whirl b a t , ber €d)liigrolben, ®(()iuing: 
 fplbcn, ©trcitfolben, ®trettl)nnbfd)ut). — 
 beetle, ber lounielfiiter. — blast, ein 
 SSJinbfli'g niit fdjnefler freiffSrniiger 95ei»es 
 gnng. --bone, 1. bie ^uie|'d)eibe. 3. ber 
 t^rehmurfcl (ffir itinber). --pool, t - 
 pit. ber ©triibel, 9)?nf)l|'lroni. --wind, 
 (nnd) i) ber SEirbeliuinb. — worm, bie 
 iffieinrniipf. [fiirniig, wirrclf&rniig. 
 
 '%%liirled, hwerld. adj. [fdot.] querl> 
 
 '%%'llirlicute » htver'lek6te, •. » 
 eine 9Irt rffnur SDiigen. 
 
 1%'llirlig^ig'f hwer'leg'g, (u. whirl 
 II. gig) «• '. (em Spieliverf ber fiinber) ba& 
 9{.)rd)en, bie ^Jallile. 2. (el)ni.) eine 91rt be. 
 wffliid^en l)cijmien ^<ifit]4, luorin jaiifi|'d)e 
 5a3ril>fr ic. iur ©rmfe mit groger S(<)neflifl» 
 feu ^er'.inige»rfl)t wiirben. 
 
 To set Ihe whirligig a-ipinniog, ta6 
 SH.irrtirn brchrn, tniijcn liifTeii. 
 
 '%Vliirliiig;-<IuU) hwerl'ing-dun, 
 «. ber aUiimrjii'^. 
 
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 ll'liirllns- ~ <af>Ie « hwerl'ing- 
 
 tJibi. t. eine lafel; iini bte &t(t^e bet '$la> 
 iietenf'frafgiMig jii erflnrcn. 
 
 '%1'liirry, hwer'ri, f. Whir. 
 
 '%%'^llirra\Vt hwerriw', ^ Hoora. 
 
 '%Vliirriug' ^ hwer'riug , m. bad 
 £d}ivirrfn , (SJefdiivirre. 
 
 1Vlii.«k, hwUk, iSS}i\<i» «• 1. bet 
 firine 93eren , bie SJutlje, brr Kleiberbefea, 
 i?el)nvir(^, bieSiirde, ^leiberbiirile. 2. (eljm.) 
 eer >?al«fragen, bit dljeniifette (ber granen> 
 jimmer). 3. bie ©d)mi0e, ^tit|'d)enrd)mif5e, 
 ©d)mirfe. 4. f eine fd)nefle u. beftige SBe< 
 luegimg; ein pi6ijlid)er frird)er SSDinb. 
 
 V^liiskf r. a. 1. fefjren, fegen, ab< 
 ilanben, nbfeljren, auit(t)xtn, abbiinlen. 2. 
 t fegen , jrid)rigen. 3. peitfct)en (ben SBein). 
 4. idjiiefl beiwegen, |d)iuingen. 
 
 Whisk off (he dust of my hat, 6iir|let 
 meinen ^ut aiii. He is of Jeremy the 
 whisking rod, et i|l bti Oercmiad 3ii(^t' 
 r\\tt)t. 
 
 To whisk away, f{t)ntn abt^un. 
 
 Il'lilsk, V. n. 1. n<t "lit ©d)nenig> 
 reit btroegen, fliegen. 2. t f iridcr fdjlageii. 
 
 Whisking, l}ef(ig, re()r grv§, ungi-flijm 
 <v. 9Binben>. A whisking lie, eine innd)< 
 tige, entfe^lic^e I'uge. 
 
 To whisk away, n>egf)urrf)en. 
 
 To whisk about, ()ernnif!iegen , ^et: 
 nmffatrern. [Whist, f. b. 
 
 '%1'liiffh, «. bai Wt)i\1; geiv5f)nlid) 
 
 IVIlisker* hwUk'ur, (V. whisk) «. 
 I. (bef.) pi. -», bet !&ii(fenbart. 2. 6 eine 
 berbe £uge. 
 
 A pnir of whiskers, ein S3acfen6att. 
 
 Whisker - splitter, 6 bet ff^laue 
 5iid)«, intrigant. 
 
 '^I'hiskered, hw's'kurd, adj. ju 
 eineni SBactenbarte gi'bilbet; eineu S&adenbart 
 Ijabenb , mit einem SBatf enbarte. 
 
 Illiisket, hwlsk'it, *. [Oertl.] ber 
 fiiTb; f. Basket. (f)fftig, iingeflfim. 
 
 '%l'lli!«kiU{(ly, hwisk'ingli, adv. 
 
 Ifliisky, hwis'ki, (ir. ulsge; baf^rr 
 luqiiebaugli; 1U. wysg) «. 1. ber 2Dl)iefl), 
 lrlall^i^d)e Sranntiurin. 2. bet Wl)i6t\f (SIrt 
 einipniinigen Juljnuerffi). 
 
 Wliisperf hwis'pur, (angelf. hwis- 
 prlan; luifpern) V. n. »i«pern, rui^peln, 
 flieprrn, lifipeln, fJujlern, jiidjeln, raunen. 
 
 All that hale nie whisper together 
 against me, || We, bie mid) Ijaffen, taunen 
 nut einnnber juiber mid). She whispered 
 in his ear, fie mi«perte if)m tn« DIjr. The 
 hollow whisp'ring breeze, ^ iai bunipi 
 lidpelnbe Suftc^eu. The whispering gal- 
 lery, eine ©aflerie (in ber ©r. ?J5aul«fird)e 
 in Sonbon), worin M ber ©d)afl pen bem, 
 na6 mit leifer ©tininie gefprot^en U)itb, fel;r 
 rerbreitet. 
 
 tlliiBper, V. a. I. ividpern, tuifpein, 
 fli^^pern, lidpeln , jJuilern; (to) ((Jineni) jn. 
 fliiftern. 2. i ©inem jiiblafen , einblafen. 
 2. He came to whisper Wolsey. Shak. 
 
 The whispered news, bie ^fieiiigfeifen, 
 bie mnn fitf) jnpuilert. It is whispered 
 about, ninn raunt fi* "i* D()r. He -s the 
 iiiau in the ear, er lui^pert, ftujlcrt bem 
 Wanne in6 Dijr. He -ed a word in my ear, 
 ir flililcrte niir ein 2Dort in£ Dl}r. (The grief 
 that docs not speak;, -• the o'erfiaught 
 
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 heart, f ftilffert }um belabenen §erjen. 
 
 l^lUiiper, *. 1. bad aji^pern, SSiti* 
 pein, Sifdjen, (JJejlfiiler, ©elidpel. 2. t bit 
 3iifluflcriiiig. 
 
 Soft whispers through th'assembly 
 went, ein I'anft OJejlililcr lief biird) bie 9Jer« 
 fammliing. Dryden. To inform in a -, 
 jufjuiltrn. 
 
 Il'hisperer, hwn'purur, «. 1. ber 
 •gluilerer, ^idpernbe, Sifdjenbe. 2. ber ©in» 
 rauner , 9(iigfber , Dljrenbliifer. 
 
 '%lliiHperiiigr, hwispunng, t. bat 
 5lui1ern, 2l>irpern, ©fflnilrr. 
 
 Thy whisperings, bein (5)efli'iiler. 
 
 "YWIiiMperiiig^ly, hwispur'ngli, 
 adv- (iriiliTiiD, lene. [rnljig. 
 
 'H'liist, hwist, (corn, huiso adj. (litl, 
 
 To be whist, 1. flitl fein. 2. |"(()lnfen. 
 
 Illiist , V. n. (tifl fein. - v. o. fliO 
 ntndtfii , ftitlen. 
 
 111li.s(, inltrj. fl! bfll pft! 
 
 IVIiiwt, hw?»t, (int gcnieinen Ceben 
 and) hwisk;*. [Bartenfp.] bad 2Sl)i|l, 2CI)iil» 
 iViel. 
 
 To play at whist, aD(;ift fpielen. 
 
 IVllistlef hwisM, (angelf. hwistlan; 
 fd)iv. hvi!>sla; lat. fiiitulo) v. n. 1. pfeifen 
 (I'pm 223inbe ic), uwien. 2. pfeifen (p. ^en« 
 fd)en, Sogein). 3. pfeifen, fliUen. 
 
 "^I'liistle, V. a. I. pfeifen (eine 9Irl« 
 ic.). 2. burc^ <pfiifen riifen; (back) juri"irf» 
 pfeifen ; (up) Ijerbeipfcifen ; (off) luegpfeifen. 
 3. [3-iMfn.] To -, Ob. 10 - off, bnrd) einen 
 ^JJjiff fortfenben ob. inrurfrufen (galfen). 
 
 IVIiistle, (angelf. hwistie) «. 1. bat 
 ■ipfeifen (bed 2i3iiibed to. 2. ber ?pfijf. 3. 
 bie ^feife; [War.] -, BoaiKwain's -, big 
 !8octmanndfti)te. 4. 6 bie ^tl)le, ber TOnnb. 
 
 To wet one's whistle, 6 bie ^el^ii 
 ne$cn (einen ©d)lncf tl)iin, trinfen). 
 
 Whistle -fish, bie jUiHtriifftie (Mi*, 
 stela fluviatilis). [fenbe, ^feifet. 
 
 ll'liiKtler, hwiii'sliir, t. bet $fetf 
 
 '%Utistliugf, hwis'sling, «. bai 
 q5feifen , (i^cpfdfe. ((litl , fdjmeigenb. 
 
 '%Vhistly, hwist'le, (u. whist) adv, 
 
 ^fl'^hit*, hwit, (angelf. wiht) t. I. bef 
 ^;}5iintt. 2. ± tie Kleinigfeit, ein 2l5enig. 
 
 Not a w h i t (b. f). in a - , by a — ) , no 
 -, nicbt im (aeringflen, ni(()t ini ^Kiiibcflen, 
 nic^t nm ein Oft*")- Any -, ini ©eringilen. 
 He is no - regarded, er geniept gnr feint 
 91d)tung, er ifl nid)t im 9)Jtnbe|len geac()tet. 
 Every -, jebc .Kleinigfe'.t. She is every — 
 Hs bad as he, fte i(i in jeber 5?inrtd)t \o b&fi 
 aid et. 
 
 '%1'liite, hwiie, (angelf. hwit; fd)m. 
 hvit; juei^) adj. 1. ? iuei0. 2. 1 a) iveif 
 (I'om ipaiipte, u. ben ^aaren) , grau (with, 
 i>or). b) bieid) , blag (with, p»r). 3. l rein, 
 unbejlceft. 4. [^Tnturg.] (bef. in uielen ^flnn* 
 jennamen) i«ei&. 
 
 White with age, grnu uor 9Jftet. — 
 with fear, bing uor fflirc^t. As - as snow, 
 lueig luie ©djnee, fd)neen)eie. - canons, 
 lueige «)Jfond)e. -boy! -^ liebcr Onnge! — 
 robed Innocence, bie llnfd)nlb in lueigein 
 (Seiuanbe. - herrings, frifd)e iparinge. Shak. 
 
 '%Vhite, #. 1. biii 2S3cig. 2. bic2Geigt. 
 3. ba6 5IGfiBe; - of an egg, bai <a3eie(e) 
 im &, (S-iiueig; - of the eye, ba6 S33ei§e 
 im 3!uge. 4. pi. -s, [^lieb.] bet ivei^e "^lu^ 
 
WHI 
 
 |--precipitate, [{J()eni.I luciger £iiifcf= 
 rilber = 3?icDerrd)la,]. --pyritt. --py- 
 rites, [gjtiiienitg.] itr 2Bci^fie5. -- 
 rent. 1. eiiie Slbgabe ueii 8 ^eiuf , Me 
 jefer SStrgmaiiii in Sii'iiQ'^"^'''' '" DiOiins 
 ri)ire iin6 G'l'riiiunfti^ an ten ^trjiifl i>dii 
 doriiroaflis jnlUcii tmi0. 2. j;^ -s , in 
 ©i(6cr bcMiiigcne 3<il)'imfleii , S'life- -• 
 salt. lueigeS <SnIj. --sickness, eiuf 
 i?ranf()eit bcr luei^lirfjcii Qluilcni iinc^ ber 
 5Beiiaftmig. --spurs, s. pi. (ef)tu.) fine 
 2Irt 9?itfer, (o nciiaimt upii ben lurigen Spu: 
 rcn, bic fie triigcn. --stone, [cijeDl.] bee 
 'S3ei0flcin. --straits, s. pi. eine OIrr gni: 
 6cn Zu(t)6 , bnfi in DccoiiiHure uertertiiit 
 luirb. --swelling. I. [^^Jfeb.) bie PJe-: 
 lenfgfrcftroiilil. 2. o bic Sff)u>nii<ieri'rf)'ift. -- 
 tail. [OriiitI).] ber IGcirjutiuiiU}. --tape, 
 ber 2Bnrf)f)i^'I&cf6«'ft'6niniitiufin. -tetter. 
 [■Prt.] bie eiiifncf)e ob. infMi(f)te 3-led)re, 
 9{ici'eiifled)te. --thorn, ber QSSeigborn. 
 --throat, [Ornit^. ] biie 5a3i'if}fci)I(t)eu 
 (Motacilla Sylvia). — -toiiimy, [OJior.] 
 553i'ie6rob. — vitriol, bcr 5[Ci'i0i>itriol. 
 --wash, a) «. I. bie lueipe ©rf)iniiife. 2. 
 bie liliifbc. b) ». o. ivei^cn, nufiueigen. 
 libertfiiicfien. — washer, ber li'indjcr, 
 >!(ni1reicf)er. --water, eiue 5Irt Wnncu: 
 franfl)fitbfr®ff)nfe. --wax, lueige^ffincfi^. 
 --wine, ber lueige S[Cein. --wood, 1. 
 Ui Innnfnf)iilj. 2. [^ut.] b<i« 2Ci'i0lp(i 
 (Liriodendron). 
 
 IVIiite, t>. a. meig niac^en , meigen, 
 niifiiveifien, b\t\i)tn, trind)en, ubertiind)en. 
 
 ^iVliitely, hwite'le, adj. + lucielid), 
 6tcid). 
 
 IWIiiten^ hwi'tn, p. a. rocig mnd)cn, 
 iweifjen, fileidjen, nufblcidjcn, iDeifj fnr&en. 
 
 '^IVIiiten, V. n. (with, oor, uon) 
 meig tvHTbeu. [djer, fficigcr, 951eid)er. 
 
 '^l''liit<'!nier, hwi'tnur. a. ber liuv- 
 
 '^VllitC'liess, hwlte'nls, «. 1. bic 
 <a3eige. 2. ± bie SBlci(^e, 25hi|Tc. Shak. 3. i 
 bie 9?rinhfit. 
 
 ■%W"hitester, hwi'te'stur, «. [Dertl] 
 ber 5^(eirfier, 2Cei6er, 'J;riMd)er. 
 
 '%WliiteM, f. iinter White, «. 
 
 IVIlitlier, hwiTH'ur, ((ingeff. hwy- 
 ther^ adv. 1. lUPf)in. 2. iuof)in, f>i6 \\\ >vef> 
 d)etn fflrnbe. 3. filr Whit her-soever. 
 
 Whither he never came, t«0 er nie 
 Mnfnni. Some -. irgeiib luoljin. No -, nir: 
 nenb luolnii. - do you go? mo flfljeu ©ie 
 f)in? --ward, f (fniflciib) mi^hin. 
 
 '%l''l»itIiersoever,hw!THurRolv'- 
 iir, ndi) pb. proii. luof'in niid) imnier. 
 
 '^Vilitiiit;-, hwi'iliig, J. 1. bn? '2Boi> 
 (5fn; bie Imidje; fpiinifdje .^reibe, fein ge« 
 rrf)lemmte .t^reibe in lviid)cn. 2. [Ot<>f')i)P<-] 
 bcr SBi'iiJIinn. 
 
 Prov. To let go a whiting, bie ©ClCs 
 (icnhcit niii ben ipmiben IiifTeii. 
 
 W h i t i n g ■ p o u t , ber btctte €id)ef(f5fd)- 
 --time, bie 55lfid)Kit- Shak. 
 
 '^%'llitillK--lilie, hwi'ting-line, «. 
 ["TC.ir 1 fine bvcifitnt'tige 6 ®nrn Sien. 
 
 ^%'llitisill, hwi'tisii, adj. iveiglid). 
 
 '%Vliiti!^IineS8, hwt'tUhnls, s. bie 
 meifiitd)f 5(ir6e. 
 
 ll%liitlt>»tlier, hwit'ieTHur 
 
 llVlii(lt^lIter» 
 ba6 !^ei@ieber. 
 
 1 100 Fate, far, fall, fat. ML met Fine. fin. N6, move. n6r. got. 6il. cl^i'xl. Ti'ihe. tiih. full, t^in THi«. 
 — - 
 
 (eineSri:nf()eit berjf'iiiciiji'i'ii'fr)- 5. (and) 
 i) ba& S33eigc (in ber Sd.icibc, iai >2d)ifg! 
 mo()I). 6. bie lueige ©d)niinfe, iai ©d)niinf= 
 iceig. 7. ber cb. bie "Sjeigc (fflegcnf. v. 9?e. 
 fler, "OTuditte 2c.). 8. [Inpi^gv.l «) bie Siirfc, 
 t^r ju groge 9?aiini jiuird)en ben SEnTfcrn. 
 b) -, Ob. - page, bie ii'cigeSfitf, tcii 23iifat. 
 
 Spanish white, fpnnifd) 2Eeig, |pfluii"d)e 
 itreibe. A good -. ciii giiteS aBeig. Attired 
 in a roheof — , in eincm iveigcn itleibe. She 
 was clad in -, fie ivnr lucig gefleibct. To 
 bit the -, in bnS SScige trrffen. 
 
 White- bait, (5d)rl)i)i'l.] bcr 95rcitling. 
 
 — balsam, ber 9)?fffn6nirrtni. --hart. 
 cinf 51rt ^nrpffn. --beam, bcr 97fcl)lbccr! 
 bnnni, 533i'iglnii('en (spec. Crataegus). -- 
 bear, ber GiStnr. --brant, bie ?fcrb: 
 flnnS (Anas hyperhorea). — hug. bic 
 weige <!I3mi}f . --chalk-pencil. bcr.^rfi 
 benitift. — clay. [Siirfcrfieb.] bie B'lder 
 erbe. --clorer, lueiger ^(ee. --cord- 
 age, [?fKinr.] meigeS, iingfrheerfe« liiu; 
 xent. — crops, «. pi. [SnnbiuirtJ).] ^ei: 
 |en, 9?oggen, ®erfTc, $nfer. --cunt, ber 
 fliatte 9?od)e. — eagle, bcr iveige differ 
 -.ear, --tail, [Ornitt;.] ber 'ilGeig- 
 fd)mnnj. --face, --blaie, (6eiq5fcrbeii) 
 bie Slnffe (nn bcr ©tirn). --fib, bicSfiotl). 
 Inge, —-flaw, f. Whitlow, --film, 
 (6ei ®d)nffn) fin wcigeS Stngenfefl, bos 
 a5linb()eit iicnirfad)t. --foot, bcr ivcige 
 gleet nni 5""Pe cincS ^fcrbe*. — friar, 
 
 1. [^ond)«>«.l bcr itnrmelitcr, ^nfobincr. 
 
 2. pi. -s, 9?ame eine6 Zi}tili i>on Sonbon. 
 --fronted, adj. - goose, bie 9?tit()gnn5. 
 
 — gall, bet (Snftnpfef. --game, bni 
 ©d)nfe^tif)n. —-gold, bn« SBciggolb, bic 
 ^latinn. — hall, [Ccrnbon] S3Jf)ire()n(I (ein 
 fonigl. $nnn(l nn ber1()cmfc). — headed. 
 n>eigfopfig,grnn()nnrig. --heart-cherry, 
 bie fpnnifcfte ^irfdjc, 6nnte iperjfirrtfte; - 
 tree, ber ipcrjfirrd)en6niim. --heart-sil- 
 ver, [il?cd)tt:fpr.] eine (JJclbflriife, bie niif 
 (jeiDiffen Sanbercicn in obet nafje 6ci bcni 
 SCnIbe won <2B()itc(;enrt I)nftet. — heat, bie 
 S3}eigg(ii()f)i<3e. --hellebore, bnS lueigc 
 Wie^frnut --herring, bcr frifd)e faring. 
 — -hore-hound, ber weige ?Inbcrn. — - 
 honey-suckle,) White-clo*er. -- 
 horse-fish, [^cfctOlJol.] ciMC 9Irt 9{pc^cn 
 (Raia fullonica. Linn.), —-iron, bai l>cr: 
 jinnte (S'imffkd) , 933eig6Ied). --land, 
 [©ngl.] cine Senennung fur eine 9Irt Setfen: 
 eb. Sf()in6Dbcn. --lead, bad SBleiroeig. 
 
 — -leaf-tree, f. White-beam. — -le(a)- 
 ther, bnS 5S3i'ig(cber. --lie, cine ()nrni: 
 lofe Suge. --like, btcid), bing. --linie, 
 bie i:ruid)e. --limed, gciueigt, flftrind)t. 
 --line, [Ji)pogr.] bie ©pnltcniinie. -- 
 livered, 1. neibifd). 2. feig , ()nren()erjig. 
 
 — -maiden- hair, f. Wall-rue. — - 
 meat, I. bie g)iild)fpeife. 2. bn6 jjleird) I'du 
 jungen ^liljncrn, J?nnind)en. — money. 
 [9lrd)flol.] ©ilber. — nun, bie ©d)uiicj 
 (Jnfe. --oakum, unget()certc5 ?S3erg. -- 
 o i I , ber ffinftrntf). --owl, bie $nii«enle, 
 ^(16 Kiuijdjcn. --paint, bie 58leiiucigfnrbe. 
 --paper, [Inppgr.] ber ®d)i!Mibrncf ; To 
 work the -, bit ^riine brurfen. --pear- 
 plum, bie iveigc SSirnpftnume. --plum, 
 f. Wheat-pium. --poplar, bie S33eig: 
 pappel. -.pot, ber 9{nf)mqurtrf, ©ierfiife. 
 
 idr.) 
 
 WHO 
 
 llliitlow, hwit'ln, ((ingeff. hwit n. 
 low?) s. 1. (eiiir.! b(i5 ^^iigc(gercf)iui"ir, btt 
 ^ngi-ifliig, <S3iirni am ginger. 2. (Dei ©rf)a» 
 fen) bai Jiiggefdjiuilr. 
 
 Whitlow-grass, bai $unger6U'im« 
 d>en --wort. t'(\i ^lagi'ifrant. 
 
 IWliitsour, hw}t's6ur, *. [q5oniDf.] 
 ber Sanerltiig. [ Wliltener. 
 
 IVhitster, hw't'stiir, «. » f. 
 
 'IVIiit.'iitl , hwit'sui , t. [Oertl. ] 
 9}?iid), eaiicriniid), &ci(e. Oiiarf n. aSnrret. 
 
 tUtitSlin , hwii'siiu, (f. Whit- 
 suntide) udj. ill $rliigilen gel;5rig, ppngil* 
 (id), ^pfiiigrt. .. 
 
 Whitsun-ale. bn6 ^gngrtbier. -- 
 holidays, bic i^f^ng|^feiertoge. --far- 
 fhiugs, DpftT, melA)e bie ^fnrrfinber nm 
 ^niiOitrage bem 'iJ3farrl)t!rrn ('radiren. 
 
 IWiiitsuiiilay , hwit'suuda, t. bet 
 'ipftiiatlMg , 'IJfiiiiii'ironnrag. 
 
 '%Vltitsuilti<le, hwit'si'int]de. (u. 
 white. Sunday n. tide) s. bie '>J5ftlini7lfit. 
 
 ^l^liit-tail, hwii'tale, #. [Drnitl).] 
 ber IDiigutiuan}. 
 
 "tVliitten-tree, hw!t'rn-trce. i. 
 (!8rt.] bcriOfigbaiim, "TOailjolbcr, bic Wa«« 
 crie. 
 
 1%'liittle, hwit'tl. (angelf. hwytel, 
 hwitle) 3. 1. bn^ flfine lard)enme(yer, 
 Sd)iiiE;nief7or, (Jinlogcnu'ffi'r, (5-inrd)lagine)'. 
 fer. 2. t (chin.) cine lucigi'Dccfi-, bicjraiien* 
 jinimer fiber bie ©d)iilrer friigcii; (bnljet 
 jetjt) --shawls Ob. Whittles, ©'hamle 
 uon ffljr feiiicni .Rafimir niit Jranfeii befe^t. 
 3. t bie <BJiubel. 
 
 IWiiittle, e. a. 1. t fiberhangen, 
 uni()angen. 2. fc<)neiben , rd)ni0eln, fd)iiip» 
 pcin , fd)nipfc(n. 3. f rd)arfeit , luc^en. 
 
 Whittled, adj. « bcraii|"d)t- 
 
 If'llity-bro^vn, hwJte-hroun, 
 adj. [Ocrtl.J braimiid) lucig. 
 
 'VldiiaE, hwiz, (init hiss oenv.) v. n. 
 jifd)en; fniifcn, fcf)iuirren. (©aiifcn. 
 
 '%Vltiz, *. bn« SHdittt; ber 3ifd); bai 
 
 '^l^llizzle, hwiz'zl, f. Whiz. 
 
 IVIio, hoo, (nugelf. hwa; perf. ki; 
 tat. qui) gen. whose, in ben ubrigen Jal* 
 Icn whom, pron.rel. (.fomoijl sing, ali pi.) 
 
 1. (frngenb) luer. 2. weldjer, luclctje, ber, 
 bie; (bei Shak. nurf) oon ©nrfjen). 
 
 Whose book is this? lucm gcf)ort btffrt 
 93ud)? The question whose solution I rc» 
 quire, bie g-rage, bercii Cofung id) uertnnge. 
 Dryden. -is there? loer iflba? Whom 
 1 told of, t)on bem id) fagte. As - should 
 say. (b. tj. as one - should say), ivie luenil 
 (J-iiicr fagte, luie luenn num fagte. 
 
 ^Vlio'd, hOod, ajbffirjnng u. Who 
 would. [audi ininier. 
 
 '^VIloever» hooev'ur, pron. luer 
 
 Whoever he may be, luer ct and) fcin 
 mag. I think myself beholden, — shows 
 nie my mistakes, id) i)altt mid) (jCbcin oer< 
 pflidiret, ber mir ineine 3rrti;iinier jfigt. 
 
 ~Y%''lif)le, hole, (nngelf. walg, onw.-ilg; 
 m. oil. holl; gr. holot; ir. uile) adj. I. gonj. 
 
 2. ^eil, gefunb. 
 in a whole skin, in f)ci(er Spaut (nn> 
 
 ucrfcljrt). — and sound, frifd) n. gffiinb. To 
 sleep in a - skin, cf)ne 5iird)t |"d)iafcn. The 
 - army, bai ganje .5>cer. A - orange, fine 
 (jnnie ^omernnie. A - length piciure, eui 
 
flkle, far, fall, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. N6. mhve, n«r, got, bt\, cliAd. TAbe, tub. f^IF. t/»in. Tllis. 1 1 I 
 
 WHO 
 
 <R«mnl6ein2e6ene(iTo§«. — meainre. pOTuf.] 
 bn gniije Xntt. Tlie egg is -. ^n6 ©i i|1 
 (jfliM. - iilood. I'JJefbt^iVr.J OD(l(>urtig. 
 
 Tlie whole of religion, iat ®nn|e bet 
 9?tli<lioii. Upon the -, in the -, tm OJait: 
 }en, ubrrt^aiiut , in @umma; )iifr^t, enMid). 
 Whole- sale. t. 1. 6fr5piiii6e( im Oiatu 
 j<n 06. (Mri'gni, ®rr§hflii6el, ©tpgi>«faiif; 
 --merchant, --man, --dealer, 6er 
 OJnMTt't^iiiiMer, ®ri>#tioiit)let, fflrpi'inl; -- 
 bui>ine!(i. btt CS)ro6l)iiiib(f ; --grocer, 
 bcrfiiMpiu.ilmna«iil)niiMfr ;--purc hater, 
 fcfr ©iiflroi-Kniiffr; --price, ber WrcffP' 
 qjrci«. 1. Mfflniiif 'Wiiffe; By-. intffliinj«n. 
 
 To deal wholesale and retail, ill) 
 ©rrfini 11. filfiiicii i<frPniiffii. 
 
 1Uiul(*NOine, hAle'iuni. (htiKnin) 
 adj I. a) ^riti'ani, (in'iinb, <)iit. b) uiibtftf)!): 
 bi^t. Shak. 1. t a) hfilfrttn, rnthfiim, nufy- 
 lid), jii'frfin.igi*) b) frfuiiMict) Olntwort ic). 
 
 A wholesoiiie climate, (in ()r^nn^(f 
 flIiiMii. - air, (^fi'iinhe Ciift. A — »hlp 
 |*(Ror.] fin (icbtrti @d>iff. fin ®d)iff, bn6 
 (jiit Mf ©ft hiilt, (Jilt in ®ff ff<jf(t. 
 
 11'lluleilUlliely, hile'aumli, ade. 
 ^filMiii ; (^n"llu^. 
 
 ^H'^liolenoiiieneMM , hAie'ium- 
 ■et, «. I. bif $iilftimrflt; (Sffuubbfit. 2. i 
 ^( ftfilfiimfeit. (fiinbf Siift. 
 
 The w h o I esonj e ne«« of air, bit flt> 
 
 '%%'lio'll, huul, 'jlbrrifinng v. Who 
 will. [lid), oodifl, biird)iiii«. 
 
 'Wliully^ h«'ilee. nWo. (jonj, <jmij 
 
 They eiiiplovrd lheni»elve» wholly in 
 doroeoiic lite, fie ivtbiiitfcM ftd) |]iiii) beni 
 ^Aneiii+fii Sfbtn. 
 
 VI'Ikiiii, h(>»m, (bfr Objrftiu von 
 Who) pron. u'cn, u'f ld)f 11 , iurld)e. To -. 
 lutni , i»ri*fni , ii'«ld)iT , roelrf)tii. 
 
 ^lirii«»lll«0<«ver f h('>iini«^ev'iir. 
 proH. ivtii mir . ivfti niirf) iiiiiiitr . wflrtitii 
 06. iutld>t iiiidt niir, ivtld^tn oi. iurld)t nud' 
 hiimtr, Jtrer btii. 
 
 '%%'^li«>o, hoo. (hn!) interj. ndj! Wfhf. 
 
 '^%'^llUWbub f liuu'Uub, t. t f. Hub 
 kub. 
 
 '%lliuul , huol . ». i in ^Mixeiirm. 
 
 '%Wll«<»Pt hoop. ((\vtt). wopyaiO t- 
 
 1. Prt* •)iad)'d)rfirn , Oindirfi, bfr ®d)rfi. 
 
 2. -. Pb. War -. bn« ilriffleflffdjrfi. 3. 
 (Driiiflv! itt iyii-ff^i'iJf 
 
 ll'bAop, V. n. 1. Ktrfien. 2. i<cr 
 Bmuiiiifcnimj niifrdjrfitn. Shak. 
 
 Whooping. bn6 Oo<lb<ltfd)rti. Out of 
 kll whooping, liber alU ^yi(\^t, an^tt' 
 orbfiirlid). 
 
 ^If'lkoop, V. a. Qintm nad^fc^rtitn. 
 nrtdxinnffii , G"iiifii nii^iirctrn. 
 
 ^I%'liuf»(, hoot. v. n. fd>rfitn, frfi> 
 fd)t:i. - B. n. nu^)trd)rn; f. Hoot. 
 
 '%%'ll(l|>, li«op. t. (. Whap. 
 
 "^I'lKiref huor . hnre, (ipiirc) «. I. 
 bif ipiire (fill gniiiriijiniiiifr, baf ^iirtrfi 
 ttribt). 'i. tit 5?iirf, 'i^iihlbiriif, iVilr D:rMr. 
 
 Coiniiion whore, bif iijffutlid)f ^urt. 
 To play ihr -. Ijurfn. 
 
 Whorehouse. bn« ^uttnt)au6, 2)pr. 
 ltd. -like, l)iirf M;)iift , hiirfiimneig. -• 
 master,— monger. I. btr ipiirfMiuirth. 
 i. ber i;;iitrf iiinnrr , 25iihlfr. --masterly. 
 •dj. -J- r/nrfri|"d>. --neii, bfl« ^urenncil. 
 
 pron. 
 
 WIC 
 
 --•on, bn« <^ut(en)riiib, btr i>»irfnrol)n. 
 
 "YWliore, V. n. l)iireM, ijjtirerfi trtibf". 
 
 IVIiore, V. a. -f jur $ure nirtdje", 
 uerdlbrfii. 
 
 To whore away, ptrhiirett. 
 
 IHioredom, hour'dum. t. 1. bif 
 ^urtrfi. 2. II i bit jjii'rrfi (9lb(jotteret). 
 
 IW^IlOrisIl, liuur'lsh, adj. tjUXlfd), 
 f)iirfrifd), i>frl)iirt. 
 
 A whorl sh woman, fine $urf. 
 
 1¥liorislily, huuriihli, adv. ^ii< 
 r(er)ird). 
 
 IWIlOrislineSS , huur'Khnls , «. 
 bit Jbiirtrfi, Uiuiid)t, bai f)nrfrifd»e ffiDfffii. 
 
 Whorl, hwdrl.) 
 
 «¥liorle, ^ 
 
 "^W^liorn, [Dtrtl.] horn. [berry. 
 
 "Vl^llOrt, hwurt, «. f. Whortle- 
 
 1iriior<leb«rry , Kwur'tlherri . 
 (niiiitir. Iieort-berg) «. ( 93Pt.] bif $eibel» 
 bffrf (bft S)f ibelbffrbiird) , bit $cibrlbffr< 
 (laiibf, ber i5)fibflbffri1rniid) u. bfjitn Jfi'tttf > 
 
 Red whortleberry, bit rcti)t $f ibe(> 
 bftrf. SSrrigflbffrf, ^riMi^ibttrt. 
 
 IWIioae, hoox, gen. v. Who iinb 
 Which, pron. teffff 11 ; bf (Ten, bfrt n. 
 
 The person whose merits are known, 
 bit "iUmon , btrrn QSfrMfiiile btfiinnt finb. 
 
 '%V^h<t.<t<*i«»ev«r,liuuzsoev'ar.proii. 
 lutff'n iiiir, mffTen immtr, lutfTtn oiid). 
 
 ^lllORO, hou's6, « i 
 
 "^^lutnftVtMSry h'losolv'ur.) 
 
 rotr niir, rotr iinnitr, lutldjtr (iU<b immtr 
 Be he merchant or -, ft fei £aufmAnn 
 
 obtr fonrt ii'tr. 
 
 1Vll(»^V, liA. infer), pfiii ! 
 1¥liully-tvliaiii|i{^, (Oertf.] c 
 
 jolin e- 
 
 "^Wliur, hwur. p. n. (bn« t ill rct)iirf 
 
 nii#ri'rrd>ciii rd)Mnrrcn, fd)norrfn. 
 
 '%1'liiir, (fill l'I>iii()iiiid)(il)mtnbf« ^ort> 
 ^Wliurf, f. Whort. ((jiirr, fjiirrt. 
 
 '%1'liy, hwj. (niKlflf. hwi) adv. I. 
 U'driim. i»f6f)nlb, nirgiuforn 1. «il* bfjiff): 
 ltd)f6 SSi'rt) maruni , lurennlb, rof6a'f<ic" 
 
 Why so? ivnriim bail wflriim tifiiii? 
 roit fo? — not? loAriim iiid)r? They did it 
 with • - not. ( fit thotrn ti , fft)\\t )it fra: 
 (\<\\ . rhnt Uull^lill^f, mir nid)t6 bit nit^t*. 
 
 '%Vliy, «. M6 ^.iriim. 
 
 '^W^liy, (iMt finuljiiiircfr, Ob. nu^fiiQenb) 
 ndi>. fi, je, flbrr, nun. 
 
 If her chill heart I cannot move. 
 
 Why. I'll enjoy the very love. CowltY. 
 
 Why. but you boust of it, (i (abet), 
 ©it ruhnifii fid) befftn. 
 
 1Vi% (l.itt with. 
 
 IVi, wi. aiifjfli". wi, wih. tn Siirnnimtni 
 if^itiKirn = hfili*!. 
 
 '%iricT wik. ^ fine (FnbniKj, )ei(]t tint 
 
 "^f'ick, ^ (J)frid)rfbiirffit nil, luit 
 in Bailiwick. UnVrringl. bc)fid)iifr c« fin 
 Dorf, fin ©d)!!'!?, lat. vicus. fo nijf tint 
 ^u(t)t, ^i\i, 33iirf], (bnl)fr) Berwick, 
 Harwich, Norwich etc. 
 
 '%1'^ickf wik, (iiiigflf. weoc) «. btr 
 CDd)t (fiiifS ?id)rr6 JO. 
 
 Wick -yarn, Cni t>Pd)t<l<in'- 
 
 '%W^icked, w'k'Id, i((t)\x>. vik.T, vtrm. 
 mit ^idjt?) adj. I. flPttips, bpif, i>frrnd>r, 
 liillfrftnft 2. I (iKtrios , liMf, If id)rriTti(] , 
 ld>iilfl;>ift. 3. * ptrberblid), ''d^iiblicfc, fliftifl. 
 
 WID 
 
 Wicked rogue, - wretch, btr 95oft» 
 mid>t. - slut , bie lKberli(<>e Dime. Th« 
 -, r bit Wpttlpftn. 
 
 IVickedly, wiV-'dli, adv. l. gpttt 
 \oi, frf)Ifd)t, bofe. 2. 1 gpttlp*, tfid)tffrti<]. 
 
 IVickedness, w!k'idnes, *. 1. bie 
 fflottlPHflffit, 93o<()eit. 2. | bit ©d>nlf()nffia« 
 ffit, 2fid)rffrti<)ftit. 
 
 ^¥icken, wik'kn, \ 
 
 llVicken-tfree, w'k'kn trii. S *" 
 [55pt.] btr luilbe ©pitrling (Sorbus aucu- 
 paria). 
 
 IWicker, w'k'ur, (bfin. vien; ptrro. 
 mit 2Cfit>f) ad/. t)on 3\vtiqen, SBtibrnjiptt* 
 grn <ifffpd)tfn. 
 
 Wicker basket, ber SDfibfnfnrb. - 
 chair, ber (JfflPdlffnt ©tli()(. — utand. bft 
 @trpf)ttflfr , ©djilffflring. ~ work , bat 
 (5lfd)riiifrf. 
 
 IWicket, wik'it. (fr. gnichet; i». 
 gwiced) I. I. ^n^ ^forfdifn, Ihfirdifn. 2, 
 (bfim ifi'lbrni pb. ifritff tipifl > bie brei niif« 
 (?f|lf(fteii ©tnbc, ijeflen bie ber SSofl (j»rpflt 
 icirb. 
 
 '%VicklitriKin, w'k'ildzm . (wn 
 Wicliffe) *. ^tr <EicIifr!#in , bif ?rhr'' 'Bits 
 lifff'*. ['TBiclitrir, ^dihiinncr >><ifliffi''^. 
 
 '%Wlrklirnte, w!k'i;fite. t. brr 
 
 IViddJe-^vaddle, wi<i'di-unddl. 
 adv. 6 i»(itfd)ffi<i. 
 
 To go w id die-w addle. TOnffd)ffn. 
 
 ^Wld«, wide, (an<\tU'. wid. tvide; ii'cit) 
 ndJ. I. weit. 2. i (from) ftni (lUMK. 3. 
 
 brtit. Three feet -, brti JJ"^ brrit. 
 2. This posilioB is very wide from the 
 truth. Ham>iond. 
 
 Far and wide, letit imb brrir. The 
 gates - open stood, bif IfliTf ^^(^ll^(ll ii'fit 
 offtn. A - difference , tin binimi'dufitfr, 
 flroetr, btbtuttnbfr UMtfr|■d)if^. To be left 
 to the - world, ppii iJKItn Pfrdifftn ffin. -- 
 where, lutit Ijfriim , (iflfiitfaolbrn. The - 
 ocean. bn6 mtitt '•IRtct. A -plain, cine 
 rotiff fS-b'ne. {((fyunc\tn) ivtit. 
 
 Wide, adv. I. ipfit. 2. (in 3"i''i"'>"fn« 
 
 Wide-armed, ivfitiiilifi. --skirted, 
 iDf it iimgrtnit. --spread. iviit (iii#<jf brt itff. 
 --spread! ng, fid) ntit (iiifbrfitfnb , fi(ft 
 lUfit (n«*:irrhncti!). ivfit Iniiffiiti. --wast- 
 ing, iprirhin i'criiirii1i'n& 06. oiThffrtnb. 
 
 W''i(l(>ly. wide'lc, adv. I. l»cit. 2. f 
 roeit, Inniuifliufit. 
 
 We differ widely in opinion, tlllffril 
 9(nHd)tfii liiitt I)inimiMiufit ppii finmirirr ivri 
 fdlitbiMl. To di.scniirse - from llie matter, 
 
 fid) lufir PPII ffitifiii osi-fifiiiliiiitif fiitKriifn. 
 
 "^Viden, wi'dn. 0. a. lufittii, n)fit ob. 
 lucirrr inii(f)fii , fripfirerii. 
 
 IVideti , V. n. fid) triPfittrii ; fifft 
 ipfircii . ipritiT ll>'•r^fn. 
 
 ^%'ifl«ll<'N.'9 , wide'nis . «. I. bic 
 'ffii-lti' 1 ^ie 'Jiri-irt, ■Jlii^brdnuiio. 
 
 'IWidqre'on, u'djln. *. 1. (Omitf).} 
 bio -Vfriffiirf, i£pf(ftMtt, t>n 3\pthl)iiI6. 2. f 
 1 bn l?iin>l, irrpf. 
 
 IVido^v , w'd'h. (nntiflf. widewj 
 553itt)ut; t. vidua; fr. veuve) s. He 'SiittTDt, 
 2Cirrtriiti , ^ittib. 
 
 Widows chaiiibor, [ ?pnbPil] bif Rltit 
 
 biiiiiifn fiiif f frririi 35iir(ifr#iuittii'f, fp luit bfl* 
 
 ffliTiird ihrc* i2d)lnriiininei:» lupniiif fit 9Itu 
 
 : fpriid} innrt)rii fiiiiii. -'s tierce, Ifdjott 
 
1 1 02 Fate, far, fall, fat. M4, met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl^i^. Ti'ihe. Inh. full, t/nii. THis. 
 
 WID 
 
 5?f<t)fl bn« 9?ert)t, ^ne etne "Diftiue ntif ben 
 britiriilljcil tseiBmnogeni ifire^-lKnnne* hnt. 
 
 Widow-bench, [ill ©iiffc):] ter TCitt; 
 ii)fH|1ii()I, ber 9lntl)cil, ber einer 2Bitti«e I'cn 
 bfin ®utc il)re5 *iJ?iinne6 (iu§cr ilircm 2Dit; 
 tf)uni uir(ie()eit ivirb. --hunter, ©iiur, 
 ber rtiif reid)e aSittiueit 3nfl6 madft , uui fu 
 freiet, ber ^IBittiuenjdger, greter uni eiiie 
 reicfie 5ICitfn)e. --maker. (Siiier, berSBei^ 
 ber jii SBittmcn iiinrfjt. --right, bn« SOSiN 
 tljiitn. -8 -men, beri'om ^iiiibertfteii^JJaiine 
 tin6i'f)n(tcne, jiiiii Utiterl}alte ber (Bemxanni- 
 niiftiuen beflimmte ©Dlb. -'s-peak, bii? 
 ©tirnbnnb eiiieraBirtiue. — tail, [95ot.] ber 
 Seilnitb, 3iiibe(. --wail, [S8ot.] bie flci' 
 nere (SiMinenmeiibe, ©oiuienblume. 
 
 IWido'M'f 0. a. I, (tneifteiU im pp) 
 jiir SDittme mncfjen. 2, + tntt eiiiem 2Cit. 
 ff)iime, aCittiveiifi^e berd)eiifen. 
 
 "Widowed, 1. T renuittioet. 2. i »er= 
 wittivet; (of) cnt6(&§t (I'oii). 
 
 "IVido'tver, w'd'Aqr, f.betffiBittiuer. 
 
 "^V^ido^vlioofl, wid'ohud, «. 1. ber 
 JJCittiucnflaiib, 2Bittiuer(^iHib. 2. t bnf SSSit-- 
 t()imi, SBirtiveimit. (95reitc. 
 
 IV^ifltli, width. ([}. wide) #. bieSCeite. 
 f '\%[itilA , weeld , ( nngelf. wealdan. 
 waldan) v. a. I. ^aiibbobeii, (cin ©rfjiufrt !c.) 
 f(t)iuiiiaeii, rcfliereit, fuljrcn. 2. ireflicren, 
 lenfen. 
 
 To wield the scepter, I, bctl ©jepfer 
 fi'ifireii. 2. 1 bell ©icpter fi"i(;ren , (ben 
 etaot) regieren. To - a spade, einen 
 ©pntcn f)niiM)ii6pn, filfjren. 
 
 IVieldless, weeld'lls, ai). nic^t 
 (jehniif()iibt, regiort merben fcmnenb. 
 
 IWieldiiiesS} weeld'enes, «. bie 
 $fliiMiri)feit, £fid)tigfeit. 
 
 IM^ieldy, weeid'e, adj. I. ffanilidj. 
 Ieirf)f, r*n)ingl'flr. 2. + regfiim, tlj^tig. 
 
 '%Viery, wi're. ^ (vow wire) adj. I. 
 
 IWiry, 5 ^'^''')'"^"' '"'"•^'^*'')^- 
 
 2. \u Sriil)t gfjrgen. - gold, ber fflolb« 
 briihr. [nng. Shak. 
 
 ■^%'iery, (nngelf. waer) adj. f fenc^t, 
 
 ■%%ire, wife, (nngetf wif; ffiBeib) pi 
 Wives, I. I. bnf^Ci'ib, ©(jemeib, btegrnn, 
 (Jl)eiriUi. 2. f ( rin 'Sieib , bnS einer niebri 
 gru 'i'irrrtinfitgiing firt) n)i^nIet) bn« S33eib 
 Strawberry wives, "lOeiber, bic ©rb; 
 bcrvfii fi'il liiibrn. 
 
 I^'ifebood, w{fe'hfld, «. f ^er 
 8tnn^ rimr Sriin, grniicnflnnb. 
 
 %Vift*I«*ss, Hi'ie'lcs, adj. iiniier^ei 
 «ntl)et, irfig, unnenunljlt. 
 
 A wifeless man, ber Jiinggf feflc. 
 
 ^Vifely, wife'le, adj. einer ©fjefrau 
 'gejietiicnf. 
 
 ^Vig-, w'g. nngeir. 2C,, fcmmt in etni> 
 flen ^r.nini luvr uiib bcbrntet l^rieg. 
 
 '%1'^ig', (V. periwig) *. i. tie ^errucfc. 
 i. <i>. SCicf, 5SJr(ff) ':• ber ^prr^uc^en. 
 
 Full- bottomed wig, bie Sipfelverrficfe. 
 
 Wig -block, ber ^frrurfenfli'rf. — 
 eaul, bnf ^ernlrfennc^. --maker, ber 
 ^irrftrfinmiKher. 
 
 "^I'ififewn, wid'jin, «. f. Widgeon. 
 
 'V%'if;^lit, wi'te. (nngelf. wiht; 'Sji(t)t) 
 *. \. tniirt t^b. j) bfr^i(t)t, SittX, tiai&u 
 frtHnw. 2. <■ bie 2Dirf)finH. 
 
 Illlfht, «. * bie 6tnrfe, Kr^ff. 
 
 By wit or wight, init L'i|l bb. mit ©(• 
 
 WIL 
 
 wntt, in ffliitem oB. in SBBfetti. 
 
 Il'ig-lit, ». [®cogr.) Isle of -, bie 
 
 3ni'i'I 20igl)t. iflinf, pilrfjttg, l)urtig. 
 
 11%'i^lit, (nngelf. bwaet) adj. ~ f(t)iie(l, 
 
 TWig-litly, wlte'li, adv. * fc^uelt, 
 liiirtig. 
 
 It'ig-Vl^inn, wig'woni,(niid) Week- 
 w a m ) I. bit ^iitte ber norbnmerifanlf(^et} 
 3nbinitcr 
 
 IWild, wild, (nngelf. wild; roilb) adj. 
 I. f im »Jintnrinjlnnbe, Mid)t uerebcit) wiir 
 (Ihier, 93nnin, ^Jltrnfrf) :c.); ivilb (nnbe: 
 mnljnt, rcilfl, obe). 2. f a) roilb, unprbent! 
 lid), o.ii6fcf)iveifeitb. b) luilb, toll, nbenreiifr.- 
 (tcf), fd)iunnnerifcf). c) feltfntn, fonberbnr. 
 Shak. d) furd)fcrli(f), fiird)r6nr, fd)nnerlid). 
 e) unbeflnnbig, urrnnberlid). 3. ['Wnr.] betn 
 IDinb unb ber ®cc nii^gefrljt. A - road- 
 sttd, eine rffenc 9{hebe. 4. (93iit.) (in uielen 
 ■ijjflnnjeniintitcn) n'ilb; j. 33. - olive, ber 
 fuilbc Dflbniint ; i". lueircr iinten. 
 
 A wild iiiinult, ein ivilber XiitnnU, 
 9nrni, ein ivilbe^ (Setiiinmcl. The - winds, 
 bie tvilben 2Ginbe. In a — and barbarous 
 manner, niif eine iwilbe nnb rche 2Ceife. - 
 passions, milbc 9eiBenfd)nften. My - socie- 
 ties, inein ii'ilber llntgnng. —looks, umIPc 
 iPlirfe. To make - work, tofle 91rt'eit tn.i; 
 d)en. A — project or scheme, ein nbeii: 
 tenrrlirfie* "iJSrojeft. - conceits, tofle (km- 
 inffe, «!ll6frn()eiten , ?(inrrlieiten. A - youth, 
 ber aBilBfrnig. I think he is -, id) benfe, 
 er til tiifl (int .tfiipfo. - honey, luilber 5?P' 
 nig. A - stock, ein luilber SSniini, Stnniin. 
 
 - bee, bie ivilbe Sicne. - sow, bie 55nd)e. 
 
 - boar. bnS wilbe €d)ivein, - cat, bie ivili"'f 
 Jtolje. - dove, bie luilbe Iniibe. - ox, ber 
 ivilbe Dd)f. - cherry, bie luilbe ltirfd)e. - 
 rice, milber 9?piS. - carrot, bie ivilbe, gf' 
 nifinc 'OTMire. - cumin, ber iviibc ilihumei. 
 93n(lnrbftlniinel. - marjoram, [ 95or.] ber 
 luilbe \!Wnirnit, Doft. - rosemary, ber iviibe 
 9Jojninrin. - weather, tui luilOe, fdinm^igi' 
 SBetter. It almost turns my dangerous na- 
 ture -, b. I), ti nind)t mid) fn(l ri>(I. Suar. 
 
 Wild-basil, [58pt.) bic fleine !Pfrg= 
 nii'iiije. --bore, imjngcrid)terer Ininif 
 nil* gprffljire. --briar, bic ivilbe 9{ore. 
 i^nnb^rofe. - bu gloss, ["Bpt.] ber.Rriinitn' 
 ^ilIS. --cucumber, bie (Jfelfgnrfe. -• 
 fire, I, [Web. n. Kjiernriencif ] bnf ivilbr 
 gener, 91ntiMiiti$ffiier, ber 5{ctl)I(iiif, bie 
 SRpfe. 2. eine ^iifd)iing breiinbnrer 6rpffe, 
 bi'e leid)t ^ener fnngt nnb fdjioer jn lijfd)en 
 ift, bn« gried)ifd)e JJciier. --fowl, bnf 
 ivilbc Oiffti'igfl. --garlick, btr ^ilblnnd), 
 ?lfd)Innd>, luilbe Cnud). --germander. 
 bie luilbe Snibei. --goat, bic OJemfe. - 
 goose, bie ivilbe ffinnf. --goo«e-clia»e. 
 I. bie Sigt nnf wilbc ©nnfe. 2. t bie nn 
 nil^e SSerfplgung, niinil^e 33fini"il)nnfl, ber 
 55leifd)ergnng, Shak. ; (bnher) Proe. To lead 
 a -, bri ber 9infe l)eninifill)ren ; To run a 
 -, Sd)liJ|Kr in bie £iift bnuen, ncd) ^l)nnr 
 fpnicn l)nf(^«n. --horse-radish, ber 
 brrtngner 9{crtig. --liquorice, bnS iviire 
 ©i'ibI)pIj. --land, i«i'ifliirgtnbe« ^Kmi\ 
 l^prbnin,] SBnIb, --mare, «, To ride 
 the -, ^ {\<i^ luie ein 'jpferb (i»pn fiinbern) 
 reiren IniJcn; To shoe the -, tai luilbe 
 ■^ferb befd)Iiigen (ein CIJet'rfird)nft!?fpir(). - - 
 oats, I. ber 2Dilbt)<»fct SBinbt^nfer, Ituib< 
 
 WIL 
 
 ^nfer. 2. t O He has not yet sowed his -, 
 
 er l)nt fid) bie 5?6rnrr nod) iiid)r nbgclniifen. 
 
 --olive (-tree), ber luiIPc Delbniim. — 
 
 parsn ep, fie 3ndfriviirjfl. --plantain, 
 
 Der fpilj'ge tlciue SBnfyenuegerid). --plum, 
 
 bie ®d)lel)e, --rocket, bie ivtlDe 9{nnfe, 
 
 SBnjTermiife, --service, [!8i'r.] bie ges 
 
 int'ine (Flfcbeere (Crataegus terminalis). — • 
 
 tansy, f. Goose-gras's, —-teasel, 
 
 bie luilbe Itorbenbijlel. --tumep, bet 
 
 iitubfnn'en , 9{npp5. --Williams, bie 
 
 Jiviicfntf^blunic, [ilcnci, (i'inpbe. 
 
 tl^ild, ». bie SBilbni6, SJiifle , 2Bi"if 
 
 Sandy wilds, (Sailbiui'l|1eil. A — of 
 
 sand, eine Snnba'fiiTe. [ irre filljreii. 
 
 ^Vilder, wii'diir, v. a. uenvMrreu, 
 
 Wildered. Perirrt. Tliat they art 
 
 w i I d e r e d in the way, bn^ fie (id) ucrivreil. 
 
 '%1'^ildcrness, wiidumes, «. i. bic 
 
 533ilMiif}, ^ajiiile; (in (S)iirren) bie 'ilBilbniJ. 
 2. t bie 23eni)ilberiing ; 2BilM)eit, Unorbniiiid. 
 
 The wiit'ry wilderness, bie ^n(|er» 
 luilile (ber Djinn). 
 
 ^fildiug-f wilding, (^ilbling) «. 
 ber iviife 'Jlpfel, :>?ngnptel, ippljiipfel. 
 
 W i I d i n g - 1 r e e , ber luilbe 9lpfelbfliini, 
 ipoI,iiipfelbnnin , ipngnpiVlbniim, 
 
 '%1'ildly, wild'le, adv. I. n)i(b. 2.1a) 
 anib. b) tinbefonnen, iinuernilnftig, e) un* 
 pvbeiittid), f(tlcd)f, Shak. 
 
 To look wildly, to stare -, ivilb M\6f 
 ffl)cn, luilb flnrren ob. flieren. She, - wan- 
 ton etc., fie, nii^gelnffen iniitl}annig !C. 
 
 %%^ildii(>Si«, wild'nes, (. I. bie SOifb* 
 hfit. 2. i a) bie <H3iIbt)cit. b) bie ^Iii^gelnf* 
 fenljeit, 91ii«fd)iuci|iing, ?Itierd)iveifnngcn. c) 
 tie Serri'ittiing (ber (Jinbilbnng^frnft ic.) ; 
 llnregeliniigigfeit. d) bie 0)ei|1e#penuirriing. 
 
 The wildnessof laud. bn6 IviMlIiegenbC 
 9nnb. In the - of the wood, in ber 'iO.ilb* 
 lug. With such a -, mit fplt^er ilDilbfjeit, 
 9\iMM)eit. 
 
 IVile, wile, (nngelf. wile; Hi. wul) 
 t. bie Si)!, €d>nlff)eit, ber Inig, finnflgriff, 
 IVtrug; pi. -s, li'irfe, SJnnfe. 
 
 "IWile, V. a. t betri'igen, taufdftn. 
 
 HWiiily, wi'lele, adv. liilig, mit Si(l. 
 iiiir Inig, betnlgliit). 
 
 '%Vilin<*sn , wilenes , «. bie Cifl, 
 3lrglia, iBiTidjlngenheit, 9{nnPe. 
 
 %Wiil<, wiik.it. bieInMnp(ten|'(t)ne((<{ 
 
 ^Ihilk, S f- Welk. 
 
 '%%'UI, will. <21bri'ir}nng u. William, «. 
 ((figennnnie) ^Cilhelin. [ roifc^. 
 
 Will with a wisp, bn« 3rrfi(()t, ber 0«» 
 
 IWill, (nngelf. willa ; gpfl). wiljaj 
 '^SJiUe; m. gwyll) *. 1. ber <a3itle (bn« SSetf 
 niigen jn lupflen). 2. ber SSJifle, a) bie ffiirt* 
 fiilir, ba5 ^elieben. b) ber5Befef)l,bn«23egel)r, 
 55egel)ren, SBerlnngen. o ber fejle yEide; be 
 5viligfcit. Shak. 3. -, ob. last -, ber letjte 
 ^ille, ini leflnincnt, 9}erinnd)tni5. 
 
 It is her will, e* i)! il)r 2i5i(le. It is my 
 -. c« in inein SKille, it^ bin SBjiflen*. At 
 thy -, nnd) beinem iZDiflen, beiner SBidfu^f. 
 (Our prayers should be) according to the 
 - of God, nnd) bem 2Di(len ©ctte*. To 
 liave alt things at -, 9Ule* nnd) aSiflen, 
 n.id) SCnnfd) , jn ©ebote l)nben. What is 
 your-, Sir? iun< jwpllen , perlnngen 6ie, 
 ivn* i(l 3I)r S5e*Kl)r , niein ^crr? Let hia 
 have his -, li'.^t il)iu fcinen 2&i(lca. Ut 
 
rhif. far. fall. fat. >U. met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, got, 6il, cl6fi<l. Tiibe, tub, fflll. t/nn, THis. 1 103 
 
 WIL 
 
 had his — of hi* maid before ete , feitie 
 9R<lg^ Itbtt, mat if)iii ju SCiflfii, tl}ftt ihm 
 feineii SBinzn, ti)t ic. Good -, tcr fliite 
 SBiHe; tn6 QJofjIu'odtii, bie Simeigiing. She 
 hat my good -, i<t> bin list gut. The good 
 - of « boute, tai Qit(<baft tintt ^aw'ti, 
 tie ituiibfd)nft, itiinfceii. Ill- (to), bit «bj 
 tlfigiing (gfgno, err Orofl. K»tate at -, 
 [5i<d)t6fpt.] Eanberfien, bit ven finer 'iJ5er. 
 fon tinfr oiibern in brr 91rt uerpndjtrt iver< 
 btn, btij err ^iic<)t jii jebrr Sf't niifgfl)P6fn 
 mrrt'Cn fonn. To hold an estate at the - 
 of another, Onnbrrtien In bcr 9Irt inne f)<i< 
 Irn , bne brr 2Jfr»>ad)tft rbrr (S-igtiitl)uni«r 
 fie jefrr 3fit luietrt an (i* |ie^en tnnn. - 
 of the sum mom, l|"rf)oft. 9?«l)t] jrnet 1i)til 
 tinti £(l)rttbeii«, grridytiicbcn 2Jcrfohren« ic, 
 n)Hd)fr ben 95fffl)l bc« fionig5 tnt\)A\t iiiib 
 brr mit ben 2Cortcn ..Our - Is" niifnngt. 
 Written -, tin |ri)rifilid)e* 95trmiid)tui6. 
 Nuncupative — , — by word of luoulh, eiii 
 ninnMirijf* 95mnn({)tni(}. To make a -, fin 
 trilnnifnt mti(t)en , tefliren. To put any 
 one in one's -, ffinrii in felneni Xefla< 
 mentf ^e^fnfen. 
 
 Will-parole, (9?fAt6fpr.] brt« nu'nib. 
 ft(f)f i5frnind)rni6. -worship, bet fflb|l 
 erii>.ih!tf Okttr^bienfl. 
 
 '^Vill, <nnncl|". willan; wptlen) imperf. 
 
 indie, in bfr nitfrf n ©ptfldje I willed , je^t 
 
 mir ne<b ?; praet. would, v. a. U. v. n. I. 
 
 (ba6 93frnu>g(n habeii unb nniveiibrn, fief) 
 
 feit|l iu bfftimnirn) ivpflrn. 2. woflen, iniuu 
 
 fdKn , frfgrhren. 3. i (:= may be) lUL^den. 
 
 Let the circumstances be what they -, 
 
 bif aSrrhaltniffe inpgtn ffin, \vn6 (If ivoflen. 
 
 4. 1 woilen, fpr^frn, gefcieteu, hfifirn, (J-lnen 
 
 |n 6-tn)o£ ainveiren, aiilfiten.Giiiem brffl)Ieu; 
 
 6'iiii'M t'ltreii. 
 
 I. A man that sils still Is said to be at 
 
 liberty, because he can walk if he 
 
 wills It. LockC. 
 
 What will you? ronS IVPften ©if? Ood 
 Willi ng. fo «ott luid. -he, nillhe, ft 
 ni>ig ivi'llen l'^fr nid)t. Ill- willed, bbi' 
 tvlOig, iibflgffiniir , ti'irfifrf). Self-willed, 
 eigeinvillig , figrnfinnig , ^artnncfig. She 
 willed liini to be of good comfort, (le bat 
 il)ii, -Willi) JM fiiffen, (irf) J" tr&ilen. Reli- 
 gion -s UK to love our enemies, bie 9tfli< 
 flicn ii'ift, bng ii'ir uiiiVre Sf'i'be liebrn. He 
 Is w i 1 1 e d to come, ninn (>at il)n. )ii fiMiinif n. 
 
 Would, pniet. mi'flte; nii3d)te, wfmi'djte. 
 Would toGpd. pb W o u I d God.ivpHtf Oott. 
 Would Ood we li.id died in Egypt, lupfltf 
 ffleif .luirwiirr n iiits-qnptrii gtilorbf ii.I would 
 that ye knew etc., id) lurHtt, il)nvfl6r(t IC. I 
 would rather. i(f) ivoHtr (irber. •! could 
 do it) if I would, lufiin irf) ivpflte. I 
 would li;ive you know that etc., id) 
 ivfint°d)te. €ir u<ll6ten. bnfi !C. By pleasure 
 and pain. I would be understood to 
 mean itfliat delights or molest* us), lintrr 
 SBfraiii'igrn tiiib fidjuuTj \ub(t)'t i(f) If. i<rr> 
 flailbrn U'liTrn. What would 'he, what 
 wouldxt ihou? n>it6 mifl er , rca« miQil 
 bN? What would you with me? lUiU 
 moflen @<c i>on mir? What would you 
 have with her? ma} WPflcil ©ic l>on ilir? 
 Would I had seen my father once more, 
 ttatte i(t) lUfinrn SiUrr iiiir nod) riiininl gc> 
 fe|^n. Would 1 wstc again with you, 
 
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 roSre id) ntir roifber be! enc^. Would for 
 the honor of Britain, id) U'otlte, wiillfc^tc 
 jiir &()re SBritnnnienS. Would be, fein 
 lUPHfiib. The would be wit, (finer, ber 
 gem lui^ig mnre, ber lui^ig l"<in niod)te. 
 
 Proi>. To him that wills, ways are not 
 wanting. ivflS ber *)J?en|ii) u>i(l, bai fann fr 
 nud). [jufunftige 3fit *n. 
 
 l^Vill, ali $rilf^)citmort, (figc tine 
 
 I will go, ^ (fin 93fripred)en oufbruf' 
 
 We will go.^ fenb) ic^ luill, mir WDflrn 
 gefjtn. I - come , id) mitl (iwerDe) fommen. 
 i - respect him though etc., id^ tottbt il)n 
 l)Pd)od)ten, pbgleid) ic 
 
 Thou wilt go,/ (iMJMU^rngtnb) bii iDirft 
 
 You will go, ^ flfljfn, il)r luftbet gtl)fn. 
 Wilt thou come? ivirfl (iviflil) bii foinuitn? 
 
 He will go, / (oprnii^rogrnb) er wirb 
 
 They will go.^ flfljfii, fie luirbtn gel)fti. 
 
 Will be. fiinfcig. She is a will be, fif 
 gibt fi'offniing. (lufirDt. 
 
 l^l'oul«l, praet.. (ali ifiiilf^ieitiuort) 
 
 I would, (in btr tnltn ^iriVn, tintn 
 33i[Irn ob. Gntfdjdig iiiitft finer 23rMngiiiig 
 Ob. ^oraite\'ti}w\(\ Aiiifigfiib) id) ivurbf. 
 ni&d)te. I would go, if etc., id) ivi'icbr 
 grt)fn , ivenn >c. 
 
 You would go,^ (ein blogr^ drfignifi 
 
 He would go.. ^ iinttr finer Sebingiin<i 
 Db. iBprnii«iff)iiiia nnicigen6> il)r ivfirCei 
 ge^fu, ©if iri'ireen geljeii, er rofirbe gtljen. 
 1 would not do it for all the world, id) 
 lui'irbe, in&d)re t6 iini frinen S^rtii ti)un. 
 You would be satisfied, if)r ivurbtt iiifrif = 
 ben iViii. 
 
 1%'oul<l, prae<. fle^t 0|t fl>itt to use, 
 to be wont, ii. luirb mit pflegte ubetit^t. 
 
 He would often threaten, er pflegte oft 
 (11 brol)rn. She would «lt at a window 
 which etc., fie fo@ geivi}I)iili4) on (inein '$<»' 
 lltr, bni 2C. Ittjliren. 
 
 11'ill, V. M. bnrt^ leflament iierffigen, 
 
 IWilledf willd, adj. (in 3ui'annnen> 
 fttif.ngen) wm IQitltn gelcitet, gentigt, ge- 
 finnt; j. $. Ill-willed, boeiviflig, I'ibel- 
 ijefinnr; f. mi iter obtn untft Will. 
 
 Ht'illful, wil'ful, (i>. will u. full> 
 ndj. I. eigenmiflig, eigenflnnig, l)al^tliirrig, 
 bartnnrfifl, mi&enV'iinlig, (o- '^Sftrbfii) lliitig. 
 2. ooriiiijiKt*, flbfid)tli(b , freimiflifl. 
 
 You are to willful blame, il)r tiibfit, 
 belfibigt nbfid)riid). Shak. 
 
 ^I'iliriilly, wil'fule . a<fi). 1. rigeii' 
 luKlig, figrnfinnig, f)nrtna(fi>|, ^iilfjlarrig. 
 i. ooriii^lid), nbftiljtlid) , mit gieig. 
 
 '%%'^illfuluesM, wil'fulues. t. 1. btr 
 G-igrniuifle, ©ignifinn, bie ^.irfmirfigfeit, 
 Sp.iu-iliirrigffit. 1. bie 2Ji>rfaO(i(^fett. 
 
 ^M^illiain, wllyum, (^iiiKlni; fr. 
 Guillaume) «. I. (g^igenn.) S2}ill)flm. 2. f 
 S wee t ' W i 1 1 ia m. 
 
 Ilr^iilillff, wlriing, adj. I. miflig 
 
 (mit frrtfin ^itlfii, tn'imiflig). 2. f a) iVibil 
 
 grmal)lt. b) oon felbil, oon freien ©ti'irfrn. 
 
 :i. miflig, mitlfal^rig; bereitivillig , bereit. 4. 
 
 t mifUg. 
 
 2. b; No spouts of blood run willing 
 
 from a tree. Drvden. 
 
 4. He stoop'd with weary wings and 
 
 willing feet. Miliom. 
 
 To be willing, fimoinigeii , feine tfin. 
 n>ifligni)(} geben. (Let every •-•u. ,1* v: who 
 
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 Is able and -, bcr ti uerniiig ii. giiten ^if» 
 (tn l)at. I am - to do it, id) I'in bereit, tt 
 ]n tf)iin. - or unwilling, ft (lie, mnn , ti) 
 mag moflen ob. iiid)t. I am - to believe, 
 id) glaiibe gem. I am very - io do it, ic^ 
 mid ti \t{)t gem tf;un. Nothing is impos- 
 sible to a-mind, 9iid)t6 i|l unmijglic^, menn 
 man giiteii ffiideii Ijat. 
 
 W i 1 1 i n g - h e a r t e d , be reitminig. 
 
 Willilll^'Iy, uii lingle. adv. I. mlf* 
 
 lig, fri'imiflig , uon freien ©tilcfcii. 2. gem. 
 
 2. The condition of that people is not s« 
 
 much to be envied as some would 
 
 willingly represent it. Aooisoir. 
 
 ^Villiiig-nejss, wii'i'ngnls, «. bit 
 "JDinigftit, Serritmitligfeit. 
 
 \%ill(Mv, wil io, (nngelf. welig; fjott^ 
 23ilge> «. [iSot.) bie ^eibe. 
 
 Spiked willow, ber WeM(6eer)6atini, 
 ©diiingbiuim, bie ^apflioeibe. French -, f. 
 Willow-herb, Nr. 2. Dwarf--, bie 
 aSafierroeibe. Dutch -, bie SBergmeibe, SJiti 
 tcriBfife. 
 
 To wear the willow, o oon bem (obet 
 ber) i3)elifbten ucrlafTen morbtn fein, bat 
 •KadjiVljen haben. 
 
 Willow-gall, bie ©eibenrofe. — gar- 
 land, ber ^fieeiifran). --herb, 1. eai 
 'Sjeibenfraiit; gelbe 213eibenfrniit (geq. Ly- 
 thrum n. gen. Lysimacliia). 2. ber iS3eibef 
 rid) (gen. Epilobium). --lark, bie9S3eiben* 
 lert^e. —-myrtle, bie gemfiiif Wyrifa. — - 
 plot, ber iQ3eibenpIa^ , bai ^cibeugebtlfcfi. 
 -•shavings, «. pi. Die <ICeibeiuVane. -• 
 sheets, s. pi. bai 553eibeiibailgtfrtd)te )U 
 <^nten. --tufted, mit 2BriDeiibiird)en bf« 
 jVijt, gcrt^)nii"irft. — weed, ber <Bd)»Unt 
 raeiberid). --wort, bit S33eibmiir|. 
 
 'IViilo^vefl, wiii6de, adj. riidi Alt 
 2Ceibcn, uofl 'iCcibeii. 
 
 ^VillowiMh, wil'l&ish, adj. (ber 
 Jarbe nad)) meibcnartig. 
 
 Wl 1 1 w ish color, bie SDelbenfnrbc. 
 
 '^fillo^vy, wliioi, adj. meibeiiteit^, 
 uofl ^eiben. 
 
 'IW^illiionie) wh'sum, ai{j. -f f^ali* 
 flarrig, eigenmidig, eigenilituig. 
 
 fViliy, Willi, gibfiirw 0. Wi 1 1 i am. 
 
 "^W^ilsa, wilsa, «. (SBciber.toiifnanie) 
 ^iifii. Uii melfeii, uergcilen. 
 
 ^Vilt, wilt, (melfen) t>. n. anfangeii 
 
 ^Vilt, s.a.l. oergeiien mac^en. 2. i f)tf 
 obbrucfcn. 
 2. Despots have wilted the haman race 
 into sloth and imbecillity. Dwiqht. 
 
 'IWily, wile, (u. wiU) adj. oerfdjini^t, 
 uerfdwageii. [gemanbt. 
 
 ^%^iinble, wlm'bl. adz- ^ fli"irf>tig, 
 
 ^%'^iiiibl(', (m. guimbill) s. brr S[i3in> 
 belbohrer iter ©d)reinee tc). 
 
 ^Viitible* o a. mit einem ^inbe(« 
 bof)Cfr lHM)rcii. 
 
 IWiiiibrel, wfm'bril. t. (iDrnitf).] 
 bfr gi'ineinf (Urud ( Scolopax phaeopus). 
 
 tWiiniile, wim'pl, (ajimpcl; to. 
 gwempyl; alrfr. gimplc. fr. gnimpe; gr. 
 pepi»s> #. I. * Jer ©d)lcii'r , (brf.) ibiifen* 
 idfinrv. 2. (Cot.) bie grofie ^iHiimild). 
 
 '%Wiiii|ile, V. a. * l)erabjiel)fn, f)fr» 
 nntfrjirl>en (einen ©d)leti.r) , nieber|'(()l(igeii, 
 nbermerfen; iierrd)lfier«. 
 
 ^Viu, wiH, inngeii'. wianan ; geivlnnen) 
 
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1.104 Fate, far, fall. fat. ML met. Fine. fin. N6. movp. n6r, sjot, 6\\. cl6fid. Tiibe, tub, ffill. thin, THU. 
 
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 praet. ii. pp. won, v a. 1. gcminiifii (eiiien 
 Sprei^, ®cl&, eiii Spiel; eiue (£d)Iiid)t ic); 
 grobcru. 2. fa) fli-iuiiiuen,prl;iiltfii, frdiiigen. 
 U) cGineii) (jciuiiiiieii (Diird) ®ei"d)ciife 20, 
 ((5-ineii) eiiiiicl;iiuii. 
 
 1 h.ive won liis money, id) (jabe i^ill 
 feiil ®el6 nbflm'Oiiiieii. To - a place by 
 assault, eiiieii %H(\i) iiiit ©tiirm iicl)iiieii. 
 eiitiiel}iucn. To - one to his duty, (Jllien 
 Ktriuoijcn, feiiie ®rf)iilMgfcif jii tl)iiii. To 
 - any one over, fid) Guiiea utrfidjerii. You 
 •hall not - me to do it, il)i; lucrDet micf) (n: 
 )U nid)t uberredeil. The horse -• the course, 
 bus $Kt6 tnigt ocn ijjrei^ im Siuife fciiuon. 
 And Mammon -s liis way, wliere (seraphs 
 might despair), iiiib '}7tiUluiiOil fi^C'^ ^'^ • 
 
 XOO U. BVROM. 
 
 'Vb'in, V. n. 1. ben ©ieg bauon trngcn, 
 riefjeii; (upon) a) ben S3urtf)eil bnvcn tragen 
 ibex 2C. h) Qetviiitieii (bie ®eele tc), ein< 
 Me()men. 2. (itn <3piele) geiuinneii. 
 
 I did never win of you before, id) f)abe 
 nie juuor end) Qtmni abgemDiuien. Siur. 
 To - upon the heart or affections, tai 
 ^erj eiiiiief)men. Drvden. 
 
 '^V^incCf w'nse, (ID. gwing) v. n. I. 
 ntit ben giigen fliiiiipfcn , fratjeii , (;iuteit 
 «u6r(^In(jen (I'on ^ferbeii). 2. fid) luiubcn, 
 firf) friMiiiiien, eiiierSnd)e flu6i»eid)Cii. Shak. 
 
 "W^iucer, win'sur, (. eiii '^l)icr, bai 
 wit beii tJu&en (Innipft, frn^t, l)iiitcii aui-. 
 fd)lii>it; G'iner, t)tt fid) luiiibet, fid) (ri'immt. 
 
 "H'incll) r. n. f. Wince. 
 
 1¥iucli, «■ Hi ^u£|'4)(ageii (eiiie6 
 Uiinil)igen 'ipterbeS). 
 
 The horse with two or three winches 
 etc., bai $ferb, babiird) bn@ ob. iubem e& 
 jiuei ob. brei SJKnf rtu«rd)l«gt k. 
 
 ItV^incli f (aiigeir. winceV «. 1. bie 
 tDiiibe, ©piiibel, ber ipotVel; ['TOar.] eiiic 
 9ip[le, ®nrii flUf)invliiDeii. 2. bie ^iirbel; 
 l^at.] ber t)tei}tr. 
 
 S p u n y a r n - w i n c h, [-T3?ar.] bie TOi"if;Ie 
 |u ©diieniiiiiiijgnrii. 
 
 "^li'incopipe, win koplpe, «. 6 eiiie 
 Mrt itornncire ob. ^{o^en. Bacon. 
 
 '%%'^inil, wind, ^ wind, (nngelf. wind; 
 ffiDinb; liU. venlus; fr. vent) «. 1. [^l)!)!'.] 
 
 ber 5Bliib; ifcrner) ber SSjiiib (eiiieS Slafe; 
 
 b,\i<\6, etncr fifliioiiciifiKicI 20; [■0)fnr.] ber 
 
 jivfi iiiib breipigite ll)eil ber ^ajiiibrofe. 2. 
 
 1 ber Wittb. 3. ber 523iitb, fcie 53i(if)iiiin. 4. 
 
 [S53ai6mrpr.] ber 'Himb (bie IBitteniiig ) ; 
 
 («ud) i). 5. ber 'Jltheni ; pi. -». ^Jltljeiii: 
 
 juge. Shak. 6. (bei (Sd)in'eii) 6ie 2CinO|"iid)r. 
 
 2. TUiuk. not with wind of airy thient^ 
 
 to awe. Mii.ion. 
 
 A great, or high wind, fin fliirfer, Ijcf' 
 
 tiger ~^in6. The - is very high, e6 geht 
 
 fin iel)r ihufer ICinD. Trade--, ber 'ipap 
 
 fntwinb. A settled -, eiu Heifer 'Simb. 
 
 Stated or periodical -, {ev \)(VWi\((t)t , re: 
 gelningige 2i3inb. Constant or perennial -, 
 ber bcttiinbigc >a3inb. Shifting, variable or 
 erratic -1, ucrnnbfrlid)c SKiube. A - that 
 blows from the land or sea, ber Saubivinb, 
 ©eciuinb. To hunt a-ainst the -, beim 3n: 
 (jeii bew 'SSinb gegen fid) ()nben. To wait for 
 a -, nnf eiuen gfiiiiligi'ii 2BinD lunrten. To 
 carry the -, t9{fitf.] bc:i ivi'pf, bie ^afe 
 {)od) trngen (oon \l5ifrben). To be npon a-. 
 [War.) bci bem aSBinbe licgen. To get the 
 
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 - of a ship, ['T)?iir.] riiiem ©d)tffe ben 
 ~23in6 rtbrd)neibi'ii, al'fnrirVn. To sail before 
 the -, ('JJinr.) uor bem 'SiiiDe fenclii. To 
 sail witli - and tide [ OK.ir.] gi"in|li^ien 
 'IBiiib iiiiD gutiilige 3">titl) I)iU'en. To sail or 
 go near the -, [-DJuir.) bei bem <li3iuDi' 
 I'rgrln, l)niren. To have tlie - in onc'.s 
 teeth, obcr to go ngalnsi the wind, to 
 sail against the wind, [OKiir.] ben 2BinP 
 gcgen ftd> l}ilbcn. To sail with the — . 
 [■')J?iir.] feinen S.infiuid) itm 5BinPe rid)tfit 
 In the -'s eye, [^JKiir.] bem 533inDe ger.abe 
 entgegeil. Between — and water, [OJfar.] 
 i)n)ifd)en 233inb unb IDiiffer. - and weather 
 serving or permitting, (in 3'r'id)tbricfen ) 
 SBinb unb 2Detter bienenb. To go down 
 the -, + ill SBerfiifl geratl)en ob. foniinen, 
 iurrirffommeii, nid)t geteiljen. A man that 
 turns with every -, ber ^cttfr()nl)n , per: 
 niiberlid)e, unbeitiinhige ■IJieiifd). To raise 
 the-, o fief) Wclb oen'ttiifffii. To be troubled 
 with -, JBiii^iiiigeii Ijnben, uon perljnltcncn 
 2Ciiiben geplagt iperSen. — in the small 
 guts, f. Iliac passion. (A pack of dogs) 
 had him in the -, f)ntte il)!! in bcn IDinb bei 
 fommen. To have any thing in the -, i 
 ooii Quvai SSoinb I)iibcn , &iiva^ nnf ber 
 Spur ^aben, wirterii. To g«t -, or to take 
 -, bcfflnnt luerben, niiffoniinen (uoii finer 
 ®nd)e). To get or have any one in the -, 
 ©iiieit wittern (erfiil)reii, loo Oc'imnb i|l). 
 To be in the -, itn 5Berfe fcin, nilf bent 
 ^iiiiftc fein, fid) {ii ereigncn. To fake or 
 have the - of etc. . fiber 2c. ben SBi*rtl)eil, 
 eie £)berl;nnb gfiolnitfii. To be in -, to be 
 in good -, giiteii 5ltl)cni Ijnben. To fetch 
 one's -, 5ltt)ctn fd)[>pteil. To break the - 
 of a horse, ein 'ipferb ilberjngrn, nberreiieiu 
 Shortness of-, bcr flirje 'Jitljein. 0, then 
 we bring forlh weeds, when our quick — s 
 lie still; and our ills told us, is as our 
 earing. O! loenn tuir ben 9lft)eni fpiircii 
 (b. I). nid)t frci lierrtii* rrben*, fo fcringen loir 
 9?id)t6 <ili llMfnuit heriHT; fagt man im^ 
 fie 5el)ier, fo ijl e* friid)tbnr, loie bnf ^fli'i' 
 gen. Shak. 
 
 AVind-benm. fSimmerf.] ber Ifeljlbah 
 fen. —-berry, f. W h o r t I e- b er ry. -- 
 -■bound, POM luiftrlgem ^iiiSe (iiifgel)nl> 
 ten , fciird) n<ibrige 2Din&e in cinem Stiffen 
 jiinlrfgeljaircn. --chest, | Drgelb.] bie 
 ■iDiiiMiire. --eolic. bie TOinbfilif. -- 
 dropsy, [^OTfb.] bie ^33inbi"iid)t. --egg. 
 baf ^aJinfei, ©porei. --fall. I. ber SBinb; 
 fiid, IBiiibivurf, 'Sinbfiting, bai iumh ^iiiie 
 nbgefrtiliigene Dbil. 2. t bn« nnrnvi^rtcte 
 93iTmad)tnie, ber ffiinb, ®lfirf«fnfl ; ©d)Itimp, 
 ©troiibreflfn. — fallen, lunn ^iiibe l)rr> 
 (ibgewehf, n'iiibbrod)fn. --flower, bit 
 4(3inbtifnnie, bn6 <33iiibr&f d)cn. --furnace. 
 ber 233iiibofcn. --gage, ber SlOiiibmrffi'v. 
 --gall. CiJJfcrbearjncir.] bie 5liigg.ifle. -- 
 gun, bad SUinbroljr, bie 2BiiiblMid)lV. — 
 hover, ber 2Baniicinueher ; f. Kestrel, 
 --instrument, bn6 2Ciiibinilruntent , 
 Sla#iii|lriimfnt, ^laftpinuirf. --mill. 1. 
 bie ^7Binbmi'it)le. 2 i pi. -s, Ciiffrd)loiTer. 
 --month, brr 2BinbmiMiar, DiiH'embcr. 
 --pipe, bie Siifrroljre. —-pump, bie 
 ^ilibpnmpc. --rnnner. f f. Wind- 
 hover, --rode. «. (-)7far.] ein '•Jlm^brurf, 
 ber ptn cincm @ct)i|fr grbraiid)t luirb, iuel> 
 
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 d)ti bet einer20inb)uart£}eit por Qltifev lieot, 
 mobet ber 2Dinb fo flarf ifl, bi\^ ti gegen 
 ben Strom gctriebeii luirb. — row, [£aiiO< 
 mirt(;fd).] ber ©d)iunben. — sail, [OJJ.ir.J 
 bn« Siiftfegel, ^iil)i|Vgii. --seed, [33of.j 
 bi\i ^Snreiiofjr, SBinbfamcnfrniit. —-shock,, 
 ber 2BiiibriJ3, SGiiibbriict). --sucker, f. 
 --hover, --swift, loiiibritnell. -- 
 taught, [ICar.] 233inbfnng habfiiD; A - 
 ship", ein ®d)iff, b(\i ooni SSJinbe an\ bit 
 ©eite gelegt loirb. --tight, (ipiiib6id)t) 
 gegen ben 933iiib gefd)fi^t. - thrush, bie 
 ^tcifbrojTel. 
 
 ^Vind, wind, V. a, 1. Ii'iften, biirc^ 
 ben Snftjng reinigen. 2. binfeu (ein $orn 
 to. 3. Wind, loitteru (fpi'iren). 
 2. Wind the shrill horn. Popb. 
 
 To wind a call, (gj?ar.] tnlt bcr glot* 
 fommnnbireu. [ £ompa@flrid) perfolgen. 
 
 "^W^ind, V. n. [?0?ar.] einen getpiiJen 
 
 How winds the ship? too lie^t bai 
 ©rf)iff an ? 
 
 1¥ind, (nnoeff. windan; ipinben) 
 praet. wound, ■{■ winded; pp. wound, 
 1). a. I. ipinben; fd)raubcn; tuidein; (off) 
 abivinben.abioicfein; to - round, umivinben, 
 lint 2e. ivinbeii ; (about) iiiuiviiibeit, iinn 
 luidelii. 2. i iviiiben, ipicfclu; f. iveiter iinteti 
 To - out, u. To - in. To - into. 3. 
 gfetd)iain eiiiipicfeln, iimgebeu, iimrd)ltrpeti, 
 iimroiiibcn. 4. lociiben, brrf)cnj (ein ©d)if{) 
 luetiben, herinnbreheii, ileiierii, lenfeii, ric^t 
 ten. 5. i menben; linberu, iieraiiberii. 
 
 5. (Were our legislature vested in the 
 prince), he iniglit — and turn our eon- 
 stitution at his pleasure, fo foiinte ev 
 iinfere SSerfafJung nnd) feinem ®efa(4en 
 iveiiben unb brel)eii. Addisox. 
 
 I will wind ihee in my arms, id)n>ift bid) 
 ill meiiie ^Irnie fd)lie(5en, iiil;nieit. Shak. To 
 turn -and - a fiery Pega.sus, eiiieil fiurigetl 
 ■iJJegafiid jii tiuiimcin. Shak. To — into a 
 ball , fnaueln , aiif eiiu'ii ^iiauri ivinben, 
 luideln. To - a rope into a coil, ein 
 Ian nufutingen, aiiri'd)tc(jcn. To - on a 
 spool, niifipiilfii (®iUii JiM. To - one's 
 voice, bie ©timmc oeranbern. To turn aad 
 - the penny, uiit feiiiem 'ijjfunbe iDud)erii, 
 fein iucMigci5 ®elo iuli1)1 anlegen. 
 
 To wind in, into, i briiigen in K., 
 fiii)ren in ic. 
 
 (They have little arts and dexterities) 
 to wind in such things into discourse, 
 foId)e ©iuge in Mf DCebe einflieB-n )ii InfTen. 
 (Edmund, seek him out), wind me into 
 him, t iiiiid)e mid) mit feinem Oiiiiern be* 
 faiint. To wind any one in by crafty 
 ©inen biilricfen, oerilrirfen. T.> wind any 
 one into an ab'urdiiy, dmen jU eilier 3l|i 
 bernl)eit oevliiteii. 
 
 To wind one's self into one's favor, 
 fid) bei ©iiiem einiitmritftoin. [luiiiben. 
 
 To wind out. t Ijeraiiiioitfelii , hfrflti<« 
 
 And to wind himself out of the laby 
 rlnth he was in . unb fid) niis tent S>ibi)i 
 rintftf, in bem er fid) bcfonb, ()eriiufiUi 
 minben. 
 
 To wind up, l.jpinben, niifipinben 
 (Sii'irn, ^a.iren jo, niifwirfeiii, fpnien. 2. 
 1 a) enbigen ( einen 9Di'u>ei« ic). b) [$flif» 
 bi'i] orbnrn, fd)ieBi'n, nbmaiti'ii ( ein ®»» 
 fd)afO ; nb|M)'ifP"> k:''" Jiet^inung), ftilbtreB; 
 
nte. far, fall. fat. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N*. move. n*r %ot. 61!. cl6Ad. TAhe. tub, full. tAin. TUU. 1 1 05 
 
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 e) iufiimmfn fnffen. 3. (cine U^t k.) fliifs 
 jirfjfii. 4. ftjonneii (flimmcn). 5. 1 flimmen 
 (ttad) iiiib nnii) erheben). 
 
 4. Wind up the slacken'd itringa of thy 
 lute. Waller. 
 
 5. Ttioi they wound up his temper 10 a 
 pitch. Attekbpry. 
 
 Fate Keem'd to wind him up for four 
 ■core year*, iat ©rtiicffnt fd)ifn ifjni ntfttjid 
 Onfjre beflininit jii Ijabeii. Drvdei*. Tlie«e 
 he did so wind up to his purpose tliat 
 etc. , fclffe luiigte ft nadi iinb nacf) fo fiir 
 ffinm 3wed iii ftiiiniten , )U gcivintifii , 
 ba§ tc. Peace, the charm's wound up, 
 (lid, ^rr 3'iii6er 1(1 upflbrnAt. Shak. 
 
 11'iiid, t). n. 1. (let* ^V'i1l^(n, (trf) rd)lin" 
 (jrn ; fcf)Inngffn , ftrf> Wlmigcfn (through, 
 biird)); (about) fid) imi jc ivinbcn p^fr 
 f(f)liii(]en, ni«r(()Iinflfn , fic{) fjeriim roinften; 
 (around) fict) iim K. f(f)Iiiigcn ot>. miiiben, 
 iimr^ftlingen. 2. fi(() trr^fii, fi(t) ll>el1^r^. 3. 
 i fid) rrefjtn, fid) lvell^fn, fj* Snbcrn. 4. t 
 fiir Wend, qtfjtn. Shak. 
 
 3. So swift your Judgments turn and 
 wind, fo fd)ncn t»«t)tii iiiib ivrntrn 
 
 fid) riire llrtljcile. Drvdes. 
 
 (A hare pursued) tnmi and winds, 
 brcfjt 11116 miiiSet (!(<). Out of winding, 
 (I'Pii tintm i^i'fje) fiim'firt* gf^D(lell. 
 
 To wind out (of), 1 fid) l)cr<lllf«)iu^ell, 
 fid) hfrnii^iuirffln, fid) Ii>fniad)cii (nii«). 
 
 To wind up, [Wnr.] The ship -s up. 
 bfl< €d)if\ tutjt vitt tnrnt WPt feiurm 
 Stiiffr niif. 
 
 Il^indag'e, w'nd'Idje. (fp. vento) *. 
 [?lrnn.l ^^erllIlttrfd)if6 ju'ifd)eii ^ct^^ J5iird)i 
 nifffer einc^ StilrfS ii. 6cm einre J?uflcl> ^er 
 C-pidrftiDi) tiller Hugrl. 
 
 IW^Indbeain, wtnd'bima, «. brr 
 833in^ebllmn, .<c>iifpflt>ninii. 
 
 'll'illded. wiud'ed, adj. (ill Sllf.mi: 
 nifurrtjiiiiocn; fiBiiib ottt 9Ithrm l)<^&e!l^, 
 atl^mig. 
 
 Long-winded, I. (longwind'ed ) 
 Iniiantt)iiii(]. 2. (longwind'ed) tniigtveiiii], 
 IMitfd)rorif{g. Short-winded, fiiriatl). 
 niig, fiiglin'iftig. 
 
 Illnder, w'nd'ur, v. a. [Ontl] 
 woiinen, fd)ii'iiigen, morfein (Oittrtibt). 
 
 IVinder, wind'ur, i. 1. &inet, ^cr 
 wit»5rt, eer SDiiibeube , saSinfft, Drrlier. 
 $niVe(iibe, Ampler. 1. Me 33tiiDf bcr ei. 
 tit i{>(ifvf(. 3. pi. -s. (©eibeiifflbr.J @eieen» 
 lj(t(Velrnf)mfii. 4. bie fid) iviiibenbe ^flnnje. 
 6. bie ®tiife eiiier ffi3en6eltreppe. 6. bie Ie» 
 >ftl#lSnntid)e CfDortntion. 
 
 '%Vifider-in«b, w'nd'ur- mlb, «. 
 fin 9lrt qjlijiic. 
 
 '%VindineM8f w'nd'lnes, «. I. T 
 bn« <!Cinbiae. 2. bie bliiljenbe G-inenfd)rtft ob- 
 93fi'(b<iffeiif)ett (upb 58eflft(ibilieii !c. ). 3. 
 991al)iinnen. Harvev. 4. 1 bie SBiiiMgfeit, 
 9(ufgf6liiffnl)eit. 
 
 4. The swelling windines* of much 
 knowledge. Brerewood. 
 
 The windiness of the weather or 
 ■eaion. bn« ii'iiibige fflktter, bie twinbigt 
 3nhre#ifir- 
 
 IVindintTt wind'ing. «. I. bie TUiii 
 
 bimij, firriimmimi. t. iWiii.) bie *20eii 
 
 biiiiq (fine* OTinrnannrtf*). 3. f^Viir.] em 
 
 J(pmiuiitipp nut prr (Vppr#iiiaiin*.-) 3't''''- 
 
 Euyt. • deuttch. H'Sritrtmch. L 
 
 WIN 
 
 Winding! and turnings, bie frnmnten 
 (Sfliiae. [)vin^cnb. 
 
 'Windinq', adj. fi(ft fd)lmuielub . fid) 
 
 Winding plank, eiiie friinime "iplnnfe. 
 
 Win d i n g- curve, bie 'ICefteiilinie. -• 
 butt, [-Jlint.] bns imi ben 93iig (tei (Sd)iff*) 
 friimm liegenbe (Jnbe eiiier ^lanfe. — sn- 
 gine, eine ^)?ord)iiie, inn &tronf in bie 
 S?bt)t )u R'inben, bie 'JDInbe. --horn, bn« 
 <a5niM)prn. -sheet, tai (Sr«ibtii(J>, iob; 
 tenl)einb, ©terbehi-uib. --stairs, pi.. -• 
 staircase, bieSEenbritreppe. —-tackle, 
 ["Wnr.] eine ®ien; - pendant, ber ijiinger 
 finer (JJien. 
 
 IWilidlas, wiod'lan.) (V. wind II. 
 
 '^ViiidlaMS, S '•'><=•■ i-''^- I'- ^'^• 
 
 »inda«?) *. 1. bie ^inbf, ber (ob. bif> -^?'i= 
 fpel; itranirf). 2. f bir fiiirl'el. .Shak. 
 
 With windlasses, -f niif eine f(b(niie 
 aCeife. 
 
 '%%'indlaf«, p. n. + porrirf)tig Pb. be» 
 Ijiitfiiin )ii TOerPe gehen. (SSiegiiiig 
 
 IWindlay, w'lid'ii. «. bie ^iiibnug 
 
 '%%''iiidlef wiii'dl. M I. bie @piube( 
 2. ber t>iifpfl: pi- -■• bie'SJeife. (Mnrnroinbe. 
 
 '%%''indl<^)IS, wiiidle*. niU (Ithfllllor. 
 
 '%Windo\Vf Mind'&. (biin. vindue : 
 
 fV. ventana; if I. wiiiduiige) «. I. bnf t^'il: 
 
 (ler. 2. 1 a) ba« Sender, b) pi. -%. geiiilcr 
 
 (fid) burd)freii}enbe Siiiien). c) + -s, bie 
 
 9Iiinenlieber. Shak. 3. (uberf).) bie fenflet: 
 
 5hiilid)e Oeifniing. 
 
 2. a) Tlie windows of hearen were 
 
 opened. Bible 
 
 2. b) Till he has windows on his bread 
 
 and butler. Kino. 
 
 Glass-window, bn# njfnf fender. Lat- 
 tice--, ba« OJitterfeiiiler. The house is 
 going out at the -s, bie iQ}irtlird)i\fi gel)t 
 ben Srcbfgnng, ti geht 9i(le« bruntet u. 
 br fiber. 
 
 Window-bench bie ^enrterbnnf. — - 
 blind, ber {Jfiif fri"d)inn , bie 3<i(uile. -- 
 curtain, ber t5f"i''''0Prl)nnfl, bie 5"i|1f*'- 
 gnrMne. --frame, ber 5en(!ermhni<en), 
 bn« ffenflerfntter. - glass, bn« ^eiifter 
 ginf. - pot. ber 55liimenhipf flm (Render 
 --sash, f. Sash, --shutter, ber '5<" 
 derlnben. — sill, bie ffenfterbnnf. — tai. 
 bie Jenderdeiier, brtS JJeiidergelB. 
 
 IViiido^v, e.a. I. init i^endem oer^ 
 ft^en, JJfiider einre^m , fendern , befeiidcm. 
 •2. t rt" bfl« JJender dfften. 3. f biirdfipd)ern 
 
 '%WiiidoYvy, win'dW. adj. fender 
 nrtig. fleiiiefid)Mird)freiijenbe2inien f)iibeiib 
 
 IVindNter, w'ud'stur, «. eine $er> 
 fon, bie ©eibe tpiilet. 
 
 IW^Ind^vard , wrnd'wfird, adj. lnf> 
 mhti liegenb, «iif ber Suffeite ftienb. — tide, 
 [■War ] bie TOinbro.irtSjtit. 
 
 IWindward, ado. grgen ben SBtnb 
 jn , luinbiuiirtfi. 
 
 To windward, [OTnr.] (ufwnrte. 
 
 IVind^vard, t. bie ^inbfeite, Siif< 
 feitf. 
 
 "^Vindy, wind'4, adj. I. minbig. 2. 
 f a) rainbig deer), b) I;p(t)rrabenb (p. ilwi-. 
 brt'icfrn). 3. o einfiiirig, bnnmi. 4. opn 'TBin 
 ^en bfnnrui)igt, flilrmifd) (v. ber See). 5. 
 blnljnib; pofl 3)l.i()nn(vn. 
 
 Windy side, bic i![Din^feite. - tempest, 
 ber 'a3inb|l«rni. - colic, f. Wiud-colit. 
 
 WIN 
 
 - weather, ujinbigeS 23Bctter. 
 
 IWiiiet wine, (aiigeir. win; SBein; 
 m. gwin; riiff. vino; Int. vinuin; gr. oino's) 
 *■ I. ber "BJein (mi Iroiibi-n, jtiruten, Oo« 
 Ijnnnifibecrrn ic). 2. II ber SICdn (inS trin* 
 fen; ber 3?niird)). 3. + pi. -s, aSSeingliifer. 
 
 Wine of Burgundy or Oporto, ber 5Pur» 
 gnnber (:<S3ein) , ^JJortiuein. Strong-bodied 
 -. SBein, ber uiel KDrpcr f)at. Small-, 
 Icid)ter, frf)wiirf)er ^ein. Flat or dead -, 
 ucrborbener , iinifle|"d)I.igener , nbgi'jlanbenet 
 ^ajfin. Burnt -, ber (J^luljnicin. Sorry -, 
 Per 'TOird)ninrd). Currant--, ber 3o()nn« 
 nifbeerivcin. Gooseberry — . ber Stilt 
 rtjflbeeriuein. Cherry — , ber KirfdjU'ein. 
 Wormwood--, Absinth--, ber '2Cer« 
 ninrl)i«ein. Bread and -, (bcim i). '3l6enb» 
 miiljle) Srpb u. 2Dein. 
 
 Proc. Good wine needs no bush, gtlfe 
 aSiiiue perfiinft (let) felbd. 
 
 Wine-bibber, bet ^cinfSiifer. -- 
 bottle, bie <a5einfliiird)e. — cask, ba4 
 33cinfii#. — cellar, ber ^IBeinfetler. -- 
 cock, bcri&iif)n )um ffl}ein-9i6}npren, 5?rnf)» 
 nen. --conner, ber Sliifi'eljer fiber bai 
 \!Bfiumiie ; ber ffijeinfofler, ^ajcinfiefer, STCeini 
 fenner. --cooler, ber '2Beinfiihler (cin 
 (S i'lft). --cooper. Per 2Cfiiifi"ifer, 2S3ein» 
 ffiper. --cup, ber 1Deiiibed)er. — eager, 
 t f. Vinegar, --fly, bie ^Beiiifliege. -- 
 funnel, ber ^eintri(^ter. --glass, b<i« 
 ffiemgln*. --lees, t. pi. bie '355einl)efeii. 
 --licence, (bie ©rfnnbniS, 2Cfin jn (ctjtw 
 fen, niifjiii'rt)enfeii) ber 2Cfinrd)(iMf , bnS 
 113eimd)iinffired)t. --measure, biiS'JEBcin* 
 inog. --merchant, ber S53i'inl)nnblfr. 
 --muller. b<i« OJrfag jnm '233nrmen hf« 
 355ein«. --offerings, «. pf. ba« 533eini 
 opt'er, Iranfppfer. —-porter, ber 2Dein» 
 fd)r5ter. --press, bie SDeinprefTe, (2Deiu>) 
 Aelter. --seller, ber ^einljmiMer. — - 
 sop, tai WdnmuQ. --vinegar, ber 
 <IBeineffig. — waiter, ber lOeinprarentir* 
 teder. [2Bein. 
 
 IV^iiieleMSf wlne'llx, adj. ol)ne 
 
 IW^ing'f wing, (nngrlf. gehwiug; 
 ®d)iuiiige) *. 1. + bit @d)ii>iitoe, fflSannc. 
 2. (Ornitf). n. e-nli>ni.] Per gliigel; -s. bie 
 5ittid)e, ©(ftroiitgen (ber SBogel). 3. i a) ^ 
 ber 5'fi!l«I <ber Siebe ic.) , ber g'^'id), 6i« 
 ©d)ivinge. b> |i (geii'ijiiiif pt. -*) Die 5'i'<l«'» 
 5itrirf)f, ber ®d)ii9. 4. (-Wiiit. n. 'WiicJ 
 Per 'Jti'igel (eiiier 91rniee, Jlmre); [yrrf)it.] 
 ber 5>"'iflel; ItJcilungSb.] ber giiigel; C^ot.J 
 ber Rlfigel; ((SJnrtenf.) f. Side-shoot. 
 5. (fiberl).) t)<\6 <Seitenrl)eiI, bit ©rite, ©*i» 
 tenniftiiiT; ['Wor.] -s, Pie ©eitcn. 6. J pi. 
 -s„ attbfeibnnber, ©poulettcn. 7. bet Jlnfl 
 
 To clip any one's wings, f G^iliem btf 
 511'igel befdjnciben. To take -. fliigen, nuf/ 
 piegen, nn^jliigen, fortfliegen. To make — 
 to etc., itn 5l!ig nncft ic. rid)ten. To be 
 upon (or on) the — . f nuf bem ^in^e de()eii, 
 in SSemegniig ob. Iljntigfeit fein, firf) rfii)ren 
 Fear adds -s to tliglit, bie &iird)t n:bt, uer« 
 leif)t ber ■5fud)r gli'igel, beflfigiit Pie 5iiid)t 
 
 Wing-callipers, s. pt. ipnngjirffi 
 mit eiiier ©rofldniige. --cleft, (^or.) gei 
 ficberr, gti'rt)lii5r. --footed, frt)iief!iiiBUi. 
 --sail. (-WMr.J -of a ketch. bn« (».iffd» 
 u'ijel, SJeraiiiVsjcl einer kiti. --shell, 
 
1 1 06 Fate, far fall. fat. M4. met. Fine. f'n. N6, mhve, n^r, gSt. 6M. cl6fld. TAbe. fi\h. fi'ill. t/;in. THis. 
 
 WIN 
 
 [(fiitom.] bie g^ri'aptbetfe, bn« Bfrfftfiilb. 
 --stoppers, «. p'. lOJ?iir.] (Srt)ii!nffn. 
 .f)nlfcn nu ten €eiteii befi ©rfjiffea tm !tfl; 
 bflgnt. 
 
 \Wiiig-, ». n- 1. "lit iJIugctn i>frref)cn. 
 f iinflii , frt)iuinnci'. 6i('d)aniifleii. 2. l a) be. 
 pfidftii (bif ©turme ic). b) (uermcljren, be> 
 fctlleiiiiiflni , crhct'eii) trpuflelii itit Ifiatig! 
 feit ic). 3 (fill 5pecr) iiiit glilgeln verrcln-n. 
 4. niittelil bfr JJlilflel irrtbeivrgen. 5. (burc^ 
 gricflen t)D(I6tingfiu flifdeii. 6. [^mbiiuVr] 
 a) fTt'ifledi (b. f). in ben gli'ujtl fc^icleii). b) 
 ierifflcn , jfrrrfjueiben. 
 
 4 I, an old turtle, 
 
 Will wing me to some wither'd botigli. 
 
 (fd)iutiige mid) niif finen burren 3i«fi3'- 
 
 Shak. 
 
 (From etc. to etc. the Goddesi) -« lier 
 desperate way, flifgt il)reu Berjiveifelten 
 SEDeg. (Edge tlie Keen xword) , and - (tlie 
 unerring ball), u. iirfltlgle 1(. 
 
 IWing-, V. n. flifgrii. 
 
 To wing It away, bflUOll fftfgftl. 
 
 I^ing^ed, w'ng'ed, adj. 1. flffl'igflt, 
 bepugeU, tnit glugeln i>eri'el)en; [SSot.] gc> 
 pfigtlt. 2. 1 bfflilgelt , frtjuefl. Shak. 3. 
 burc!) g-Ii'igel bnufgt, von QSogeln ivimnipliib 
 (l>. ber Suft). Milton. 4. [iperlb.] niit gill' 
 (jrin WW nnbertr gnrbe al6 ber Riwet vet- 
 fcl)fn. 
 
 The winged creation, bn« ©fjlugfl. 
 - cap, ber jjliifli'lhiit (be5 ^Kerfiirf). - 
 fruit, [©ct.] bie glugelfnicl)!. - »lioots. 
 [Sot.] gcfifberte WocSilen.ie'. 
 
 Winged-mullet, I3d)t().] berSpring. 
 fifct). --pea. I. bie 'Jlugelerbfe, ©piirgcl> 
 trt>\e. 'i. bie Drt)frerbfe. 
 
 '^l''ins'ers , wingun, «. pi. [TOnr.] 
 fleiiie giiffir, bie an ben ©eiten be« ©ct)iff«< 
 tniiiiie^ geftiiiiet iverben. 
 
 fWiugrless, wtnglln, adj. flugetlo^. 
 
 'Vl'ing-y, wliigi, adj. I. geflilgflt. 
 8. i I'efliigpir. - *peed, bepilgelte G-ile. 
 
 '%Viuk) wingk. (SSinf; angrlf. win- 
 clan) V. n. 1. ivinfen, a) ntit ben 91iigrii 
 blinfrn, blinjen, blinjeln. b> (niit at) QU 
 ntm winfen, juiuinfeit. Swift, i. bie Sliigen 
 fttlieeen, jiibnlcfen. 3. i To — at etc., eiii 
 Singe jubnlcfen 6et ir. , biircf) bie t^inger 
 feljenbeiK. , I'iberfeJjen , nad)\ef)en , niit u. 
 9i0(t)fi(()t t}nf)en. Wi«king at, ia6 lUber< 
 fcl;en , 9?n(f)fel)en. 
 
 A winking light, rin Snnimerli(f)t. 
 
 1¥ink, *. 1. ber aS5inf (niit ben 9(u. 
 (jen). 2. Hi Siift^loflen u. 9Juff4)lngen ber 
 Slugpnfiebcr. 
 
 Every wink of an eye, Jeber 9(ugen6(i(f. 
 (I lay awalie), and could not sleep a—, 
 u. fonnte Fein 9(tige }ut()iin. 1 did not sleep 
 a - all night, irf) (jabe Ht g(in]e 9?acf)t fein 
 8(itge }iigett)an. To give or to tip one a -, 
 Ginrnt jiiivinfen. 
 
 11'inker, w'ngk'ur, #. 1. ber CCin« 
 ftllbe; 5Bliiijeiibe. 2. pi. -i. (ob. Winker- 
 pieces) Siiigeiileber, 6d)««ileber, ©d)eii. 
 (lopyen (fur ^ferbe). 
 
 1Hllkill(^ly, wtngk'ingle. adv. filin> 
 •enb; luiiifeiib; niit f)n(t) oerrd)li^f|eiieiii 91iigc. 
 
 '%l^iiiner, wiB'nur. t. ber (5)riuiiitier. I 
 
 He was I lie winner, er griuoiiii. 
 
 '%%'illllillg', winning, udj. i nils 
 4e^iii('ii6 , 
 
 WIN 
 
 ll^'inning-, «. ber (Seroinn ; pi- -», 
 ber ®eiinn(t, (JJimiiin, iJiu^en; ge|lol;lcne 
 (Fffefren, bie Seiite. 
 
 Winning back, ba« Qllittllinf^en. -- 
 post, bnij 3ifl <(>iif 9feiiiibn()neu). 
 
 IVinno^v, win'ii6, (roannen; (at. 
 vannus) v. a. I. ujnnneii, fttiuingen , ivurs 
 feIn (ffletreibe ic ). 2. f a) ifrom) fonbern, 
 firfiten, fd)eibfn (ooii). Shak. b) priifcii, er> 
 luagcn. 3. inrt)i'rn , fnd)eln. [fct)iulngen. 
 
 "Winno^v , b. h. ivorfedt , monneii, 
 
 Winnow not with every wind. || U\^ 
 bid) iiiAr einen jegli(t)cn 2Ciiib fnljren. 
 
 ^^'iuno'«ver, wJn'nour, ». 1. ber 
 Koriirrt)imnger, SSJorfier. 2. i ber ©id^ter, 
 ^prfifer. 
 
 11''iii]i0^ving: , win'noing, $. I. 
 bn6 2i3annen ic 2. biiS ©iebiohn. 
 
 Wi nno wl ng-basket, [.^erlb.] bie 
 •ffinniie. --sieve, bie SDnnne , (Korno 
 ©d)ivinge. 
 
 Winter, win'tur, (oerm. niit fr. 
 poutre) *. [1t)pogr.] ber iintere Qiierbnlfcn 
 an ber "^Srefie. 
 
 '%%'iuterf (nngeir.) «. 1. ber S33iuter. 
 2. i fex 21}iiiter (be6 SebeiU K.). 
 
 Winter's way, bfi^ 2Cillterlid)C. 
 
 Winter-apple, ber SBiiiterapfel. -■ 
 barley, bie SBiiitcrgcrfle. --beaten. 
 uoni SBintcr bcfdjabigt. --berry, [SSot.] 
 eie S33interbeere. --bloom, [!8ot.] eiiie 
 ■Jlrr 3aiifeiibeubel (gen. Azal«a). --cherry. 
 1. bie 3iibenfirrd)e. 2. ber rotlje »Jiad)rrd)aT 
 ten. --citron, eine *31rt Gitroiiciibirn. -- 
 eresa, bif 5D3tnterfre(ye. --cricket, bie 
 >lBiiiter4$eiiiie. --crop, bie 5IBiiitcrfrird)t, 
 ba« SCiiitcrgrtreibe. --fallow, eiit gclb, 
 tai ini Winter iiingepflugt, ge6rad)t mivD. 
 -•fallowing, iai llnipfTi'igen ber g-elber 
 im SCiiiter, bie aaSiuterbeilcdiiiig. --gar- 
 den, ber SCiiitcrgarttn. --green, [5Bor.j 
 bai SCintfrgriln. --ground, f ubenoirt! 
 tern (iBiiinien). --heyning. [9{ed)tfrpr.l 
 bie 3eit in)i|'d)en beni 11. 9?oi>etu()er u. 23. 
 "Jlprit. --house, t<\6 <IUinterl)aii4. -- 
 kill, ». a. 11. i>. n. [iJiorbani.] iuvd) bni 
 SBintcnuetter oerbcrben, ju ®riiiibe ri(^teii 
 Ob. geljetl. --lodge, --lodgment. 
 [$ot.) bie SDiiiterhufle. — month, ber 
 2GiiUermonnt. -Tuight, bie SDinteriindjt. 
 --pear, bie SCillterbiril. --quarters, 
 t. pi. bie SBinterqiinrtiere. --rig, v. a. 
 [Dertr.] im 2Ciiitcr iinipjTrigen, brad)eii. -- 
 rocket, [Sbot.J bie 9(rtpiinjcl. tai^ ©eiifj 
 fraut. --savory, [Sot.] bie SSiiitcna' 
 tiirei. - -season, bie ^iiitcrjeit. —-sol- 
 stice, [2J|lron.] bie 2Uiiitcr(|"oniien)iuciibe. 
 --tempest, ber 2Dinter(liiriu. --wea- 
 ther, ba£ iQ3interivetter. 
 
 IWiiiter, p. R. mintern, uberiuintern. 
 
 Wintering-place, bie ^iiittHage 
 (ftir ©d)itfe). A good wintering place, 
 ein Drt, juo man gut ubenuiiiteru faun. 
 Cattle - well on good fodder, niit giirriii 
 trorfeiieni gutter lagt fid) fni Sfinbincl) ben 
 2Biiiffr l}iiibiird) gut erlj^ireii. 
 
 Il'iiiter, V. a. riberiuiiitrrn ($flan< 
 jen, Ihirrei, ben 2Ciiiter ()iiibiird) rriialt'eii, 
 im ?a3iiitrr ob. ®ta(le (■litrern iba^ 2Sirh). 
 
 To winter young caille on .straw, jiilic 
 gr# 'Jfiiiboief) ben iSJiNier fiber niit ©trol) 
 (uticra. J 
 
 wm 
 
 IVintferfng', w'n'tur'ng. ». ba« 
 
 ^intern, llebcnuiiiterii. bie Uebenuintcriiiig ; 
 
 ©rafliVitteniiig. [iuiiiterl)aft, luintcrlid). 
 
 '%l''illteri!tll , win'iun.'.h, adj. t 
 IW^Interly, winiiirle, adj. -j- iDin> 
 
 terlid). (*. (Sot.) bie 2Biiiter«rinbe. 
 
 IVinter's-bHrk , wln'itirz-bark, 
 
 ^%'iiitery, w'n'iure. adj. iviiiterig. 
 Winy, wi'ne, (U. wine) adj. ivthu 
 
 arti<i . ii)eiiiid)f. 
 
 IVipe, wipe, (aiigelf. wipian) V. «. 
 
 1. iuird)en; (away) H)Pgii)ird)cii ; (down) af>t 
 )Bird)eii ; (off) abioir(t)eii ; (out) aii£iuird)eii, 
 oerii>i|"d)en, aii^loi"d)en. 2. i (offi aii^iueiien, 
 ivieber gut niad)en; (out) i)eriuird)eii (Sei 
 griffc IC); to - any one out of etc.. (finen 
 uni Id. betrugen. 3. abi»ird)en, pu^en; trorf: 
 nen (bie <5)aube to ; nbtrorfiicn ttljranen 
 IC.). 4. i a) (iHMi fiblen (5)riuof)Ml)eireii, oon 
 ■OKifSbnindjeii) reinigen. b) ocrioird)en (3iuei« 
 fel IC. ; from, aiif ). c) To - any one of eie., 
 (S-iiien mil ic. preflen. 
 
 4. a) 1 will wipe Jerusalem as a man 
 
 wipeth a dish. || id) luifl Oemralem 
 
 nii^rd)utten, mie man ©djiljleln au6» 
 
 f<i}uttet. 
 
 Wipe the nose of lliat child, miffft bem 
 
 •Riiibe bie 5Taie ab , \<bnini\t iljiii bie ^Raie. 
 
 To - the stone, [Xijpogr.] in6 ^mxtamewt 
 
 reinigen. 
 
 '^Vipe, *. 1. ba« 2Birrf)en, 9(6n)irrf)eii. 
 
 2. a) i ber ^ird)er, 9In«pu^er ^iifjer, a3er» 
 )oei«. b) ber ©tid), .$>ieb. 3. j ber SBtfdJ 
 4. o t>(\6 'l:ard>eiitiid), ©d)iiupftii((). 
 
 To give a wipe, banlbcr iuir(()en. To 
 give any one a -, Oineni einen 2Bir(f>er, 
 ^ii^tr geben. [.<tiebi0, 
 
 "%Vipe, (fdim. vlpa) «. (Drnitl).] bet 
 
 IWiper, wJ'piir, ». I. ber 553i|'d)eiibe, 
 ^ifdier. 2. (^crfieiig jiini 233i|d)eii) bee 
 XUifdier. 3. o bii« ©d)iiiipr'rud). 
 
 Wire, wi'ur. (fdjlU. vir; Hi. wijr) «. 
 I. ber cWct.ino Draljt. 2 pi. -s, Dral;t. 
 flabe. 
 
 Annealed wire, biirt^ bie britte 3'ehbanf 
 gejogcner Jira()t. Made of -, braf)tcrn, nu6 
 Dv.il)t, Dral;t... 
 
 Prov. To dance any one upon one'* 
 wire. (J-iiien na(ftfciiicr^feife taiijen (at7e». 
 
 Wire, 0. a. niit Dra()t bitibeii. 
 
 ^l'^ire-dr»«', wiurdrJw, r. «. 
 1. t)ra()t jicI)eM, ji' I'rafjt jieljen. 2. i a^ 
 aii«bel)nen; in bie Sange jie()en. b) uerbrei 
 l;en (into. {u). c) o ((^-ineu) auiiit^tn, au<< 
 phlnbern. 
 2. b) My sense has been wir edrawo 
 into blasphemy. Drvdeit. 
 
 Wiredrawing machine, bie 3iel)6ail(, 
 Drabtbanf . W iredrawing mill, bie ©raf)t« 
 niilf)le, ber I:iral)fjug, bie Draljtiieljeret. 
 MaiJiine to - gold, bie ©d)iebebanf. 
 
 "VI'IredrnYver, wJ'urdrJwur, *. 
 ber t)ra()tjirher. [liel)er. 
 
 Gold-wiredrawer, ber (Sol^bral)t» 
 
 YUrefeiider, wi urtendur, *. bit 
 Dralitiliiipe. 
 
 ^l'irefi:a{;°e, wiurgidje, «. [9tabl.] 
 ba? rriihtnmij, bie ©rfjirffliitge. 
 
 11'ires'rAte, wiurgiit*, t. bat 
 Driiiunjrtcr. 
 
 ■%liJeJieei, wii'ilieel. *. ein JJi'^ier 
 ob. einc iJranfljrit nii beiii ipiife Cefi^jpferbrf ic. 
 
Fklp. far. fall. fat. \!4. met. Fine. fin. Ni, move. n6r, got, 6U, cloud. TAbe. tub, fdll, tAin, THis 1107 
 
 WIR 
 
 lirireplieriv, wl'urplfiun, «. pi. 
 
 bit I»rolU)ii"<ie, ^Piegjnnfle. 
 
 "^Vireribiii , wlurribb'n, «. ^n£ 
 
 ffiDirrfnbnii&. [(Irb. 
 
 "%Vireiiieve, w{'ur<Tv. «. ^fl« Briil)t= 
 "Ul^iregirlnf; , wi'urstnng. t. Me 
 
 Drahff.iite. trt'ft, pflrircr £^tift. 
 
 IVireiacU, wlurtSk. «. berCrdfjt. 
 "Wlre^vork, wi'urwurk, #. ^«< 
 
 ©rnhtwerf, ^ie Brnhtarbttt. 
 
 'Vi''ir<^'«vorni , wlurwilriii, ». tin 
 
 SEDiirm , ^er rft ttt Cent (Setreibe ©(f)«^fn 
 flnri(t)t(it. [Braht. 
 
 IVIry, wl'nri. adj. ircihtnn , mie 
 
 'Win, »?». (n'ifffn) praet. wl»t, c. a. 
 • ivifffii; ^fnfft1, ertetiffti. 
 
 '^W^iffdom, wiz'cli'im. (Aitftrtr.) «. 
 1. 6ie 3Bfi#hrit. 2. ^if <3[Cfi#hett, ^lii<ihfit. 
 S (fill Vud) ^er f). ©cbrift) Mf «a}i'i#heit 
 €nlpiiipn«. [6fr 7?<itiir. Shak. 
 
 Win Horn of nnture. Mf SBifTftudjntt 
 
 1VI(»«», wlie, (nnfltlf. wi», wlie ; 
 luti*. ivriie; fniurr. vid) aiij. I. (d. <Prrfp- 
 «fn 11. ©flitfii) rofife. 2. roeifr, ftiifl, i'fr« 
 (l.inbin; (niirf) «twii* f ">''f'- Sh*r. 3. mcifc 
 Cflffffaicfr, frfiihrfii). 4. we\\'t , einem iv«iien 
 Wiinnf (lf^if^llfll^, fhreiiiTfl. Mii.toh. 
 
 I Hin not the witer for it, id) bill lim 
 9?i«tr« fdldrr, flffrfffett. -man. I.Beriufife 
 TOnim , ^iihrmaT. 2. ^cr ICciff. - man 
 of Gntlinni. brr ^>irr. — woman, bit tv(it< 
 grnu . TOl1^r^l1r^f^ill^. 
 
 Prov. He tliinkK himK«lf Winer than 
 hit mapiter. tat Q-i a'iQ fdlflfr ffin, ait tit 
 i^dtnc. A word to tiie — it rnoiigh . &ti 
 Ifhrtfii if! <\iH vrfMflfti. [feienb. 
 
 Wine - hearted , 11 WfiiVn $iT}fn* 
 
 '^%'i»ef ade. • To make any ooe -, 
 Siiirin fftmn* wtH (pb. rorig) mncbfn. 
 
 '%%'iiief (fliijjfd'. wite ; SIDfire; f». guite) 
 «. bie ^rii'r. 91rt. 
 
 In no wite, Aiif ttine 'SBtift . ttintft 
 kfj]^. In any -, f(f)lr(t)tcrb(ii(]$. On thii 
 — , otif t\t(t 9lrt Ob. <H5fire, nlio. 
 
 "%l'l«e«cre, wUe'Akur. (<!Bei(7aflfr) 
 «. Qinn , ttr firf) niif (tine 'SHuiffcit vitl jii 
 giitr thiit; (tnl)rr |) bnr ??iirr, l^or. 
 
 ^%lMeliii|^f wize'ling. «. bcr SS3ri<> 
 ttn<). [ivritdd) , rit'i(il<<fr- 
 
 "^Vlwely, wize'li. adv. ntift , flllfl. 
 
 '%%'i8«IieN8 f wtze'net , «. • bit 
 fDrifbfit. 
 
 'H'^iMlif with, (nitgeir. wltcan; cmtr. 
 otkn; uiriinVfirii) ». n. tviliiiVbrn; (for) firf) 
 Chvn* wriiifdiiMi fidi fehitfii (iifld)), njuiircfjfii. 
 
 At my lieait could wivh, nnct) $erirn£> 
 iBiiiifrf). Wished for. frnjuiirctt. eriVhiit. 
 To - well, Wilted iiimifd)Hi, fliit feiii, (|on« 
 ntn. To - well to anotlier't affalri, Oe« 
 maiib« 9lnnfif(jfMhritfii l)rIB iVin. I - you 
 home tale. Id) )vuiird)e O^li'f '*'C^' ""'ft 
 $rtin> )u fiMntiirn ; ti>lflfi'mni«ii ^ii $nii|f. 
 I - to God you had done it. ivpoflte Qiott, 
 bnP il)r ti flft!)(in t)nftct. 1 - the event may 
 prove (fortunate, or lest calamitous tlia« 
 we apprehend), id) n>i'mct)e , ber Qliifgnufl 
 mr^jje ic. fein, fid) aii tf. I)crnii«(lenen t>ber 
 mvfifril. 1 — it may not prove an etc.. id) 
 !)p(ft', ft merit frin ic. ffiii. I- 1 were gone, 
 id) iiiJrtirr forf friii, frrt (\thtn. 
 
 '^%'iMli, ». o. I. in'inidjfu. 2. erbittfii, 
 uni K. bttitii. 
 
 WIT 
 
 To wish joyof etcffllilrfiufiiifrfifH Jliic. 
 I would not - them to a fairer death, id) 
 lupflre iljiten friiwii fd)6iifrii lob ipiltifdien. 
 To - curtet on an enemy, tinem J^iiiBc 
 nfle« niifliri(f pb. 5^pre nimiiliirdjen , niif!ii: 
 d)eii, 2Jeriui"iiird)uii(jfn iviber eiiirii %ciui 
 nil^flpgftl. With him post- post haste, 
 inget ihm, er fpfle ud) nioolirtjil becilcii. Shak. 
 
 IWisIl, I. bet TOiiMid). 
 
 To have one't with, feinen fGittiftt er- 
 Iniiflrn, tvrtiditn. He has his -, friii 5Diiiif(^ 
 ifl frfi'iflt. (ii)i'inrd>t, nad) SSJiiind). 
 
 1%'iNli«*<Ily, wishcdii, adv. * er-. 
 
 ll'iKlier, Hish'ur. #. brr<ICilnt'd)enb(, 
 ®3riiifd)fr, CS-iiirr, bcr Q^twat mnm'dit. 
 
 '%Vislifiil, wish'fui, adj. I. mm. 
 I'djenb, ("ehnlid) u>riiifd)ciib. 2. fef)ncnb, (tt)\u 
 rfiditifl (0. 9?Ii(fe tf), iVhnriid)t*pp(l , ftljn. 
 lid). 3. t fru>rinfd)t, iui'iii(\tfii^iucrtl). 
 
 1%'iNlirillly, wish'fule.arfc. t'rhlilidj. 
 
 Il'isliy-^vniiliy, wish'iwoshi, «. 
 o brr 2Dird)iuiifil), Mr lliiibrrti. 
 
 ■^I'iwliy ■»vi»)»liy,nii/'.liU'Pif<l),fl«i!ifl«. 
 
 "^li'lMk , witk, r. n. © fd)m(in|etn, flnti 
 tern, mrbflii. 
 
 To wisk about. 9 f)eriinifd)»vnn|flii. 
 
 '%Wisket, wisk'it, (V. basket) t. brr 
 Itrrb. 
 
 1ViNky-rrlMky,wit'k^fritki.arfo. 
 e rip« rnp*, luie tpfl, in brti Infl hiiieiii. 
 
 '%W^iNp, wNp. ain. vitk; ffiBijd)) t. 
 bet SDiid), bat SJiinbrl. 
 
 Witp of straw, bat 9?iiiibef ©trpf), bcr 
 ©tnl)tui|"d). - in the eye , bat Wcrileiifpril 
 ftni ?lu(je. A - of snipes, [^aibiitiVr.] ein 
 'J3onr Pb. brci ®d)iici>tcn. 
 
 '%%'ist. Wist, prttet. II. pp. p. Wit. 
 
 Had I wist. I)fltte Id) geiviigt. 
 
 ll'lAtful, wlnrfui. a.lj. tr\\\Vjait, 
 ticfrtiinit], gcbniireiiupfl, niifiiurrfnin , iind) 
 beiifcub. 
 
 It'ifitrully, uisi'fi'iil. I ado. ai\f< 
 
 TlNtly, wisile. ' ^ nurffrtiii 
 
 eriiiTiid), emU, niitjbnirf^i'ofl, fd)nrf. iVhiiiit^ 
 
 '^llNtit, »!s't!t. *. (3ppIJ bcr Uiiliti, 
 S5if.im.iffe 9i.id)riartflfiiafye. 
 
 Witf wit , (All.ielf. witan ; fau^fr. vid ; 
 loifTen) v. u. * miffin ; (luir nod) im injimt. 
 flfbr.) To-, iiiimlid), bat i|l, bat t)ti^t Hat. 
 videlicet). 
 
 1¥it, (diifletr. wit, ge-wlt; <!Ci(j; bnii. 
 vid) 4. 1. ter ffljifi. 2. i btx SSiit} ( S.U\i\. 
 ifflL (»ri"d)eitl)eit). Mother--, bcr -JKuttcr^ 
 n>i$. 3. (ii.iirfpri'iiifll.) bcr SSfrflrtiif ; pi. -s. 
 ber (flefuiiCt) SBiTilniib. 4. bcr 33i:ril.iiib, 
 ^ppf 6. bcr Siitti (bie 0}ci|lc£fiil)igfcif ;• 
 Shak. 6. ber ii>it;i<ie ^I'pf. 7. bcr 'OJfrtiiii 
 PPM Weift, brr Wniin pdii ^ppf. 
 
 3. Will puts in practice what the wit 
 
 deviseth. Davie.s. 
 
 4. He wants not wit the danger to de 
 
 dine. Drvdcn 
 
 7. The age of Addison abounded with 
 
 Witt. 
 Wit enough to keep one't telf warm. 
 TOenifl 5D3i$. To learn -, ( burd) ©d)n6f") 
 arrd)cit, fltifl roerbcii. To teacli one -, Gt' 
 tieii flugcr niiid)fii, lyitjidcn. Common -. brt 
 geriiiibf, iinturlidjf SBrrflniib , (jefimbc WoM' 
 rd)eiu>fr(lnilb To be out of one't -t, beii 
 (Pb. ffiiifin 'i5i'ri1.iiib pcrlprm nnbeii, iiid)t 
 wi<l)l bfi ajirilanbc fein, nldjr an'djclt jeiii. 
 
 WIT 
 
 It he out of hit -t? ijl er ppin 55rrf!niibe 
 Oerpmmen, ^nt er beii 85iTrtiiiib pcrlprrti? 
 Have you lost your — s? feib i()r POM <£in» 
 neil? To be frightened out of one's -t, 
 imr (Sd)«rfen niificr fid) fein. To come to 
 one's -s again, iwiebcr jiim SScrilnnbe, jiit 
 ^efiiiminti, jii fid) frtninfii. He was at hit 
 wits' end. bcr 95fri1.iiib flrtiib ihiii ilifl, er 
 luiigte luebcr eiii npd) nit« , er luiigfe fid) 
 iveber )ii rnthcn nod) {ii l)Clfeii, tt niiij) 
 fiber feiiicii QJerifnitb , er tuar (id) tiirt)t 
 fdin oenilfj. Grief has crazed liis -a. ber 
 Kimimer i)nt i()n iiiii ben iSerflniib ()«• 
 brnt^t, i)at il)in ben itppf pcrrfirft. No man 
 in hit —s (would venture on such nn •»- 
 pedition)^ fciii Wenid), bcr bei SBfrfl.iiiD 
 ifl !C. - whither wilt thou. ruP beiif id) l)iu, 
 IPP benfft b« hi"- Intemperate -t. \IUiljIcr, 
 2ei()i.i(ier, TOifjbplbe, <a3i^lin,if. A tine -, 
 ein @d)Jnfleifl. One of the first-rate -t, 
 ©titer ber beffcii Kopfe. 
 
 ProB. Bought wit is best, blird) ©did* 
 beil luirb niflii fdifj. One ounce of a nian't 
 own — It worth a tun of otiier people's, 
 Ob. One ounce of mot lie r- wit it worth 
 a pound of clergy, ein Qiieiird)rn ^iittct» 
 lui^ ill bcfler alt tin 3i"n'n«r ©d)iiliui(j. 
 
 Wit. cracker, f ber ©pn§nii)d)cr. 
 Shak. — craft, •> bie {?rf?iibfiiiiifott, bee 
 ©d)nrffiiin, roitjifle ©itif.ifl. --snapper, 
 ber ^i^jiiijer, %ifeiuei«. --starved. u'ii)» 
 lot, flciilloi, ivit^iirtii. --worm, ©tiicr, 
 brr ntn SCi$ oIei(()fiuii noflt, if;n {erilorr, 
 niifjehrt. 
 
 IWiteli, w!tsh, (angetf. wicca) t. 1. 
 bie ^rre, Sdiiberiiiit. 2. (.ingelf. wio ' bai 
 ud) fd)lAiia(liibe bugeiiformifje lifer, friimiiie 
 lifer. 
 
 Witch -elm, [3}pf.] bie eiiglifd^e brcIN 
 binttcrijje 9{ili7cr. — liazel, [55pt.] eine 
 9lrt Stflilcr (Uliniis montana); bie 5pppt'.^u< 
 Ililillblld)e ( Carpiiiur ostrya ) ; bcr 3'lllbcr» 
 flroiicf) (Hamemeiis virginica). —-meal, 
 bat ^ejrctiinel}! (ber ©a.uiieii Pi^tii (euleii* 
 fiiiriiiiqen iB.irlrtpp). 
 
 11%'^itclif V. a. bc^rxcn, beioiibcru. 
 
 '%%'itcll-cmft, witsh'.kraft. t. I. 
 bie :^ntti'i, 3>Ti6crci. 2. bie 3iiuberrr.iit, 
 uberii.iti"irlid)e .ftr.iir. I<l'fi1)e, .S»iiaebud)*. 
 
 1%'itclieii , wiulin, t. bie ivilbe 
 
 '\%'itcliery, witsli'u.e, t. l. bie 
 .^ererci, 3>iii''tTei. 2. bie Sjciniibfriii'.!]. 
 
 '%%'!(<$, wiie, (ntljirlf. witaii ) v. a. * 
 tiibrlii. - *. " bcr Inbcl, SSoriviirf. 
 
 1ViteI«*«>l, HIte'les, ntlj. » tnbfflp*. 
 
 '%ViteuHf|f einot , wit'inajemot, 
 (niigclf. ) /. bile 2Cirreti.igciiiPt , bie (iH* 
 Ocuieine i5oIf£i'crfiitiiiiiluuti bei ben iil;cii 
 ©iiffen. [bcr 3Bei^nf(<). 
 
 ll'itnKli, wii'fish, t. [ill Oiliiibit'ii] 
 
 "^Vitrree, w'l'free, adj. « pon ciner 
 (?)cicnriife t'cfrcit. 
 
 '%¥itli , w'th, nii<^ wIiA, (nnacli". 
 
 with) praep. 
 
 1. niit. 
 
 The gentleman traveled with me from 
 Boston to Pliiladelphia. bcr ijjerr reifete niit 
 tnir ppn 53p|lpn n.id) $l)ilabiiphin. (A voung 
 doctor from Rome) was -- me. iPrtr bfi llllt» 
 One - nnolher, iitit ciniinbcr, iiiiifcid), )iia 
 uinimcn , (?iiif iii« 9liiberc (icrcd)ner. Their 
 society one - aiiotlit-r. bie SScrHllbllltd, ill 
 
 70* 
 
11 OS Fale. far, fall. fat. >U. met. Fine, fin. N6, move. n6r, got, 6fl, cl6fld. Ti^be, tub, fdll. tAin. THis. 
 
 WIT 
 
 wfhi)(t fie niit cinnnber (leJjen. To struggle 
 
 - etc., tuit tc fmnpfen. - each otlier, mit 
 dllflilber. There is no living - such neigh- 
 bors, mit fDld)cn 3?fld)bnrii fnnn man uid)t 
 Irbflt. Fire is extinguished - water, Jeiier 
 mirC mil 2Bnffer geloi'd)!. 1 will share - 
 vou (the pleasures and the pains), id) WtU 
 mil Pir ic. tl)ciieii. Fear not, for I am - 
 ihee, II fiird)fe bic^ iiid)t, benn id) bin mit 
 bir i)lehe bit bei). We had the wind - us. 
 irir luittcn gunfliacn SKinb, bcr sasiiib wnr 
 tnif gt'intlig. - all my heart, uin flrtMiem 
 5>fr}en. They are all one - us, fie fiub 
 %[le unferer Weiniinfl. Things do not go 
 well - liim, feine ©od)en acljen n!d)t gut, 
 ftehen fc^led)t. Did that business succeed 
 
 - him? griang ihm bit ©nd)e? (H« killed 
 an enemy) - a sword, mit eincm ®d)iBcrtf. 
 To write- a pen. mit einer S^ber |d)reiben. 
 Dressed - silk, in ©tibe gfflfibet. - ones 
 own hand, mit eigener 5?nnb. Endowed 
 
 - etc. , tllit K bcgnbt. 1 will trust you - 
 tlie secret, id) roifl bir bnfi ®e()eimni0 fln» 
 IHTtranen- Surrounded - etc., uou K. lim> 
 flibcn. - this, Ijiftiiit. - that, bnmit, bor> 
 fliif, hierniif. - it, bnmit. To compare -j 
 etc., tnit :c. i>ergreid)en ; einen SBergleid), 
 fine 93ergleid)nna mit u. niiSljnItcn. To be 
 aiigry - one, niif G'iiien bSfe fein. It 
 i<i not - you as - us, es uetl)nlt (ifi), ei iii 
 mit Ohncn nid)t fo, ivie mit iin8. It i» - us 
 as - the French, e« geljt un6 luic ben gron. 
 ji^fen- To be out of conceit— etc., eineti 
 ©nrf)f uberbruiTig fein, feinen ®cfn(len me()t 
 nn ic. finben. To be - child, fd)n)flnger 
 fein. When my mother was gone — child 
 ot me, ali meine TOntter mit mir fc^iuniiger 
 (jing. To go - young, trdd)tig fein. - all 
 speed, iinoerjilglid). - (ears in one's eyes, 
 mit Kjrancn in ben Sliigeu, bie il)riinen iii 
 ben 51iigen. 
 
 2. mit, nebfl. 
 With other epithets of the like kind, 
 
 nebi^ rtubern ri|)nlid)en SBeinamen. 
 
 3. bei; nn. 
 
 Tragedy was originally with the an- 
 cients (a piece of religious worship), bie 
 Irngobie wnr bei ben 91Iten iirmriinglid) ic. 
 (Such arguments had invincible force) with 
 those pagan philosophers, bei jenen l)eib> 
 ni|'d)en ^JJljilofiipljen. To be in favor — any 
 one, 6ei &inem gut fief)en, in ®nnben 
 (lef)en. (Interest is her name) — men, 
 bei ben «5)?enfd)eii. That is of little avail- 
 nient — nie , find I;ilft mir ivenig- It has 
 a good smell - it, ti ried>t gut. It is a 
 usual thing - him, ti ifl (o fein 3)ebrnuct). 
 
 4. buret) (etne ttrfnc^e, ein Witttl nii^eii 
 flfub). 
 
 To cure a disease with fasting, rine 
 ^rnnfl)pit burd) Jnfien l)eilen. - study men 
 become (learned and respectable), blird) 
 tai ©tiibium luirb man tc. He hurt him 
 self- a tall, er l)at fid) beiui JJaflen mti)t 
 
 i- uiT. [geit)an. 
 
 To weep with sorrow, ppr Summer 
 iveinen. Orhy-haired - anguish, iipr 5tngil 
 flrnu geworben. To die - confusion , ror 
 
 6 uiMi. [33efd)nmung fierben. 
 
 Yells w with the sua, von bcr ©ouue 
 je?b geroorben. 
 
 T. in3uiVii»nieiife$unQen jeigt with nicti 
 
 WIT 
 
 ftenj einen SSJiberilnnb, eine @nt}ie^un<j Db. 
 Trennuiig nn. 
 
 1%'itlt, with, ) (nngelf. withig; (at. 
 
 "^W^itlie, 5 vitis, vitex) ». 1. bie 
 SCeiee, let ffieibenjmeig, tie 2i5eibenrutt)e. 
 2. Die 2Ciet>c, iai 'iiieifceiibanb, aianb. 
 
 11'itli»l, wilii^ll'. praep. (.biim.) 
 iur with. [CaDei, ubrigen£. 
 
 Il'itltal, ade. f jugieid), bnneben, 
 
 '%%'itlianiite, wii/iauiit, t. [''Uli' 
 ner>ilg.] ber 2Bitl)ninit. 
 
 Vl^itlidra«v , wiTHd.-iw', praet. 
 withdrew; pp. withdrawn, o. a. 1. }Urucf> 
 jicl)en (irnppen lo, luegjieljen, nbjie^en ; 
 wegrufen, nbrtifen, jnrurfrufen. 2. ± *> ent« 
 jieljen (eine ipfilfe it.) , jun»rfnel)inen, tuis 
 berrufen. b) (trom) ((S-incm, einer (&nd)e) 
 entjifften; nbiuenbig tnart)en (uon). ! 
 
 France has withdrawn her troops 
 from Spain , grnufreid) t)at feme lrup>»en 
 ani ©panieu jururfgejogen. To — capital 
 from (a bank or stock in trade), ein ^0) 
 pitid ivivber nud >c. )ie|en. (It is impas- 
 si|>le that God) should - his presence from 
 any thing, eiuer Cad)e I'eine (i)egeniwftrt ent> 
 jieheii follte. 
 
 '^Witltdra^v, u. n. l . fid> |nrtt^}ie()en ; 
 (UCU iiiiBlfeu) fid) uerjicljeii. 2. i (from) fid) 
 Don jc. juriicf jiel;en , fid) (einer ©ad)e) entJ 
 jiehen, (einer &([<i)e) enringen; au6treten 
 (.<\uA). 3. i»eggfl)eii. 
 
 IVithtlrawal, wiTHdr&wal, «. 
 bie3uri'irfjie(j4itig ; (*nt}iel;nng, 3uru«fua()nie, 
 ba< SiirHcfnchmen. 
 
 I llTftlidrawing'-rooin, wiTH- 
 ' driw'ing-rooni, t. bai 9?cbenjii)imer. 
 
 'Witktlra>vineut , wiTHdriw'- 
 ' meat, ». ^le 3uru(fji''t>ung; f-utjiet)una, 3"» 
 riirfnaljtiie. 
 
 'VW^Uher, w'TH or, (uenuittern) v.n. 
 
 1. n>clfen, t'crivilfeu, vcrtrixfiien, t'etbrrren. 
 
 2. 1 (a»<t) mit away) iienoelfen, uerborren. 
 "W^ltlM^r, v.a. 1. ivelfen, ivelf ma: 
 
 (i)t\\ , uencflfen Db. uerbrrren mad)en, b&t. 
 ten, nuffniigen. 2. l rcelf madjen. 
 
 Withered. lUTiuelff, ucrtrorfnet, uer« 
 fd)riiinpft. A withered hand, eine i'cr» 
 borrte if)nnb. My arm is withered up, 
 mein ?lriii ifl uerborrt. 
 
 '%%'itlier-baild, wiTH'urband, (u. 
 withers U. bund) t. iai ©attelOU'd) (Ullteil 
 nm ©nitelbiigen). 
 
 IVitlieredneilS, w'TH'urdnes. «. 
 bie luelfe iBe|'d)affenl)eit , SBerroelfrljeit , ©er* 
 trcrfiuing. [nernig.] bcr a3itl)crit. 
 
 Ifitlierite, w.TH'mit. *. ['Wi. 
 
 '%W^itlieriiain , wiTHurnam. (ttiu 
 geli". wither u. nanian; 2i5ieberiinl)me) t, 
 [3i(d}U\pT.] In -, einSBrit, frnft ^effen man 
 nuDetee 9}icl) unb (J5ut nnilaft Nfftn niuimt, 
 i>a6 ©inem uiigfn'd)rer 2i5fife geumuuien, 
 entjogcn ft>. junirfgehnltfu luorben ifl. 
 
 1¥i<lier8, hIth un, (^i&errifl) 
 4. pi. (bei 'iljfcreen) ber 2i3itfrri|l. 
 
 "VW^itliersake, wlTHursake, t. * 
 bcr f^cnegar, Tjipi>fiat. 
 
 '%Witlier>\vriin(S', wtTH ur-rung, 
 adj. (bei ^frrbrn) am SBiberrifle yerle^t. 
 
 IW^itlier-^vruug-f «. bie S3er' 
 Iftjiiiig nm SEDiPiTrifle. 
 
 Iflflilield, wiTHhlld', prael. iinb 
 pp l>l>n W flhhuld. 
 
 WiT 
 
 H^itiihold, wiTHhold', praet. lint 
 pp. withheld, '^ pp. withholden. ti. a. I. 
 jurficfhalten. 2. uorenttjalten; iurfirfneftmen, 
 uerfagen. 
 
 To withhold any one's estate, frcmi 
 t)ti @ut Dorenthalten. He withheld me 
 from coming, er uerljinbertemid) ju fommen. 
 
 ^Witlkliolder , wiTHholdur, «. 
 ©iner, ber juriirfljalt, I'orentljrilt ic. 
 
 '^Within, wiTUin', (nngelf within- 
 nan) praep. 
 
 1. in, inuer^nlb (nnc() i). 
 
 Within the trench, im Cnufgrflbcn, in« 
 nerl)nlb be* Sniifgrnbcn*. (A man content- 
 ed and happy) — himself, bei fid) felbfl. — 
 doors, im :9nufe, im Simmer. - door arts, 
 Kiinfle, bie mnn iu ^aufe treibt. - my 
 power, in meiner '5)tnd)t. When they have 
 once got — him, luciin fit \id) feinrr fiiimal 
 bemad)tigt l)nben. South. - board. [-OKar.] 
 im ©d)itTe. - cannon-shot, innfrl)al6 fia« 
 nonen|"d)ii6>veite. -our memory, bei unfcrin 
 ®cbenfen. - a trifle, eine fileiiiigfeit nu«« 
 genoinmen. - a small matter, fafl, beinnfje. 
 
 - three miles of etc., brei 'OTfilcn uon tc. 
 
 - (an inch of ground), bitf nuf zc. - caH, 
 im Nereid) ber ©timme. The object Is - 
 my sight, id) fnnn ben ©egcnflanb feljen, 
 mit ben ''}lugen crrei(t>en. To be - one'« 
 lash , untcr OemnnbS 3{utf)e flef)en. Keep 
 your expenses — your income, befd)rnilfe 
 beine "Jlu^gnben nnd) beincin ©inftimnien, 
 gib nid)t mel)r nu5, au bu einjunel)men 
 |)afi. This crime is - that statute, jtnti 
 &e\t^ fngt biefe« 25erbred)en in fid). He 
 was — a little of being killed, er miire 6ei» 
 nntjeumgefommen, gctbbtet roorben, ti ietjltt 
 nid)t uiel, fo ware er umgefDuimen. 
 
 2. ()ur SSeieic^nung einer 3ett) in, inndrt 
 
 Within five days from this time, innK< 
 J)Olb fihif Xagen i>on je^t an. - a month 
 •r a year, innerl)alb eine^ Wenat* ob. 3n1)» 
 re«, binnen f)icr n. eincm donate, Onljre. 
 
 - a few days, inntrljalb lucniger Xagc, in 
 wenigcn Xagen. - a while after, einige 3*it 
 n«C^l;et. - these three years past, feit Itei 
 3nt)ri'n. [iiimfiibig, iuiicrlid) 
 
 "Wiritliin, adv. innen, brinnen, bnrrn. 
 
 From within, von innen. Is yonr 
 
 master -? ifl bein ^ctr ju ^nufe Pber ju» 
 
 (jegen? [big. 
 
 Within-sic* e, arfe.f tnnerhnfb, iniuen* 
 
 ^W^itliuut, wiTHout', (nngelf witli- 
 
 utan) praep. 
 
 1. i;l)ne. 
 
 Without success, p^nc (Jrfolg. - delay, 
 iinucrji'iglid). - book, cfjne 58ud), au^iufin 
 big. - fee, uneiitgelDIic^. - punishment, 
 ungcilrnfi. I can do - it. id) fatni e* miffcn, 
 enibel)rcn, enrrntl)en. I cannot be - it, id) 
 tnnii e* nid)t entrntljcn. He is like to go - 
 it, ti |'d)fiiit, bng cr ti nid)t befoinnit. (That 
 event cannot happen) - great damage to 
 our interests, vl)ne gro^ci) ©d)aben fiir irn> 
 jVre O^'terrfTen, Ptjne groge 25miirrnd)tigung 
 
 2. nuger. [unfirer OnterefTen. 
 (Eternity, before the world and after;, 
 
 is without our reach, lirgt nupcr uiirrriH 
 Nereid). Bii«ket. 
 
 3. ntiger, nugcrf)nlb, t>or. 
 
 Without doors, D«r brr Xf)ur, «ii{in 
 
F*i.>. far. fAfl. fat. M*. mh. FInp. ffn. NA. mivp. nAr. got. hU. rl6iid. Trthp. ii\h. fi^lf. lAin. THis. 1 I 091 
 
 WIT 
 
 bfm ^fltift. - the gate, for bem t^ore. - 
 board ("Wcir.] Oliver 6em ©chiffe. 
 
 '%Vitl><»ut, ade. I. au^m, brati^eii. 
 3. 1 nu^rrticf). 
 
 The thiiigs without, bie nii0eren Dinfle. 
 A fine house -, eii> \'(l)b\\e6 paai sou 
 otigen. From -. uon niigen 
 
 ^Without, con;, (fait nur nvd) (u. 
 O; foiifl unlesi or except) loeuil liirfjt, 
 wpfern nidjt. fliifgmonimfn, niiier romn. 
 
 You will not enjoy health, w i t li o u t you 
 Bte much exercise.- [Without. 
 
 'IWidtouten , w'THodto, « fur 
 IVitlisay, vtiTHu', v. a. * witn-. 
 
 Hirffhen. 
 
 %Vitll«taild, wiTllKtand', prael 
 H. pp. withstood, t>. a. (fiiift "iPerfon p>rr 
 ®(i(l)f) miberflrljen, lutKrflrfiten , luiberflre. 
 bfit, ft(* luibfrfe^fii, fid) fltgrii K. niiflel^iien. 
 
 ^VitliMtnnder, wiTHstludur, «. 
 6fr 'iCiDerilffjfnb^, <H3tDcr|tre6eiie«, ^l^«r< 
 ftrfitrnb*; 2Gi^«(lllllb. 
 
 %%'itll - vine, wilV-vloe, ^ 
 
 IVith-wiue, wirA'-wlne, J *" 
 (Drtrtl] f. Coueh-graii. 
 
 '«Viih««ind, witA'wtnd, «. [«Dt.] 
 bit fteiiie ffl3in6e, 9Icfetivinbe, bai 2Ciii&e. 
 fllorftbfii. 
 
 tVHhyt wTfft'i, arfj. au< SEDtiben» 
 jiDfiflfti flrmncftt, roif ein QBeibfiijiBfifl. 
 
 'iVitliy, I. t M« ?33eibe, ©.iiibmriftf. 
 
 IVitleaSf w't'le*, adj. t. unwioig. 
 i. unixrflaitbifl , utrjlnnblo*. 3. 1 unubrr- 
 Icflt i'Siitttib K.). (ffflt. 
 
 ^Vitlessly, w't'Ieslj. ade. uiiubet: 
 
 Witlessness, w!t'le«net, «. bit 
 Um'il'frlffithPit. 
 
 ^Vitling', wit'ling, t. ber ^t^ring. 
 
 "^I'ltiiess, wit'net, (ongeif. wit- 
 nesse) t. I. bns 3f>'fl"'6- 2. 1 tai 3f'i(J"i6 
 (tf# (Mcmifffii« Jt.). 3. b« We iuflf)r#uinmi ; 
 3<'ii<if. 4. pi. (bei @iUeiitxio bie ^3}{a0re(]rl. 
 
 In witnei* whereof, }lim 3fll()lli§ 
 beffcii, }ii Urfuiib bcfTfii, iirfunbiirf) bfffeii 
 To bear-, Sei'fl'ii^ nblegfii. If I bear - 
 of myceir, my - ii not true, ft (o id) l*iMl 
 niir lelbfl jeiige, (o ift niein SflniS "if*)' 
 luoljr. To call or take to -, |tini 3eiiflfii 
 nfl)iiifn, niiriifeii. Eye--, b« <Jliigen}fii(ie- 
 To hear the -ei. bie Smfl'" obljorni. With 
 a -. o mittlid), waljrlid), I'ffeiibnr; feijr, fle> 
 luairiij (\o bag aU a3nuet< Ijteiton eiiie ©pur 
 lurilrfMribt). 
 
 Il'^iiness, v. a. 1. bqeiigcn. t. biird) 
 till 3eiifliii6 erljiirteii. 3. t erioeiien, bei»i;i> 
 fcii. 4. I'oit u. 3«iiflf, 9Iiigfiijeiifle I'tin, bei 
 ic. jiigcgtu ffin. 
 3. Whose effect* they witneti In them- 
 selves. [i5erl)oltfii Qliigeiijeiige fcin. 
 To witness any one, UDlt ^rtlMtibf 
 Ifitness, V. H. icugtn, 3(ii<]^ TciK, 
 geiiiliiiB nblefltn. ISc'iOf- 
 
 'VVituesser « wlt'nesur. #. ber 
 '%l''ituey, wit'ni, *. tine 91rt frf)uiii' 
 let u. (jrober'itrtliniKf (jii Ueberrorffii). 
 
 Wiiney- blankets, tvoneiie 9rtt. 
 btdtn. [|■^nl^^ifl. 
 
 '%Wif<ed, wit'ted, ad}. »vi$ig , l>rr. j 
 Quick-witted, ft^arfriniiig , con 1(6> 
 f).ifrrtii aSfrilniibe. Half--, eiiifnltig. I 
 
 llTitticiifui, wit'iisLui, «. bttj 
 
 WOE 
 
 WOAI 
 
 ^1$, luiftige ©infnd; bie ilCi^elei. I fW°of<, woft, f fiir Waft. 
 
 ^%'ittily, wit tele, ado. I. n)i$ig. j l^'old, wold, augelf. , = wald, 
 2. fiimreid). [teit, ber 2i3i9- weald, 2Dalb, bi^iu. eiiie ebeiie, cffeiie 
 
 ^M'^ittiness, w't'i^nls. «. bie ilGi^ig 
 
 '%W^ittiil^ly, wit'iia»le, adv. lUlf 
 feiiriid), iibft>i)(U(t) , uona^liil), iitic ijleip. 
 
 ^Vittol, wii'coi , (iiiigeif.) «. ber gc 
 bulbiije ipntjiirei, giite iiiirt)|'tit)figi' ^3Kiii)n 
 
 ^ITittolly, wicioii. aitc wit eiii .icb;)! 
 bigor j>>ihurei. (re:d>, fiiini-eKt). 3. bei^eiiD. 
 
 '%Vittyf wit'ts, uci> 1. ivit>ig. 2. gent 
 
 He wax uiiinrrcilully witty upon etc. 
 er l)ed)eite niif eitie utib>iriiit)er)ige ilUeife k. 
 bunt. 
 
 ^IW^it^vall, wit'wiii, «. [Oriiitf).) 
 
 1. bie (i)olbiiiufel, ber '!)3ftiujituogel. 2. bei 
 groge i8iinffpert)t, 9{otl)fpect)t. 
 
 Wivts, wive, (U. wife) e. n. f ftct) 
 beiueiben, fitt) i<cr>)eiriitl)eii , eiiie $rau net): 
 men. [i}eiratt)eii. 3. beiueibeu. Suak. 
 
 Wive, V. a. 1. t l>iv '$rau netjmeii, 
 
 WiveltOOdf wlve'liud, «. * bir 
 TDeibiid^feit ibai fur eine Jroii ge)leineubr 
 'Setriigeio. (uiiboueibt, leDig. 
 
 ^Viveless, wtve'les. aiij mabioi. 
 
 Wively, wive la, adj. lueiblKi). 
 
 'MTiver, wi vur, i $. ijperlb.J 
 
 '%iriveriu, wiv'irla,^ eme|liegetibe 
 tibect)fii. 
 
 Wives, wivi, «. pi. D. Wife. 
 
 "Wlsard, wixurd, (u. wise) t. 1. * 
 ber SBen'e, lueife "Diaiin. 2. ber 3<iuberer, 
 i^eirentneifler. (fii<tt- 2. beinubenib. 
 
 Wizard, a<V'. I. uun Soubermi be> 
 
 INTIaeo, wta'xa, v. n. [Oertl.] f. 
 Wither. 
 
 'MToad, wide, (an^elf. wad, woad ; 
 ffliu* ; ft. gaide) «. [93et. j bK MQaib. 
 
 Wild woad, )'. ¥ e II o w - w e e d. The 
 
 - beavers well, [bei J^acberiiJ ber Wiait 
 ingt ftd) in ftiiif 5nbi1)eii jieljeii. 
 
 Woad-cake, ber SOAibb<ia(en) , bie 
 ^nibfiigel. --mill, bie ^aibiiiui)le. 
 
 UVuad, V. a. tiiit ^iiib fArbcii, blnii 
 fArbtn. ( (Gljeiii ] bn« 2Gcb>iiiiuin. 
 
 "IVodaniMin, w6dA'niiim, <. 
 
 ^tVotleu, w6'dn, •. [iiurb. ■•yjir)tt).i 
 a}obnn, Dbin. [Seibeii. 
 
 IVoe, wA, (nngeff wa) «. bn« aCdj 
 
 Tender woes, bie Siebeepeitt. - wortli 
 the man! SDBi'lje treffe ben >JRnnn ! 
 
 Woe-begone, cod S3eriiueiflung , in 
 Irniirigfeit uerfciift, uon Seibeii Qtbeuat, 
 niiger fi(f). --worn, at{f. - cheek, eiiu 
 leibeiibe SBntige. 
 
 "Woe, adj. t traiirig, niebergefdjingeii. 
 
 I am woe for it, e6 thiit iiiir leib. Shak. 
 
 "^Voe, itlerj. mel)'. wffje! 
 
 Woe to you! melje eiit^! —to me, ob. 
 
 - Is me! net), \<t> Uitgdicflirfjer! [triuirig. 
 If oeded, wA ded, uHJ. t iDeijflngenb, 
 WTueful, wAful, adj. I. trflurig, 
 
 fiinimeruofl, jiiiiiiiieri'nn , bctrijbt. 2. (Uii: 
 gifirf, Irnucr oeriirriidjcub) twiirig. 3. traui 
 rig, elenb jiimmcrlid), erbiiriiilirt). 
 
 woeful dny! o iiniili'i(flid;er tag! 
 
 '%¥'<»efully, vf6'i&ii, ado. 1. rrnth 
 rtg. 2. jainiiirrli(f). ( Websteb. 
 
 2. He will he woefully deceived. 
 '^VoefuliieNg, w(^'tuhies, t. ber 
 
 Sammer, bn? (5'lciib. (Woeful. 
 
 ^^'^uesuine} wo'suib, adj. f f. 
 
 WegeiiO, ©bene; fertier = wald, ®eiuaU, 
 $etTr(t).if( X)iefe S]3urter fumiueii in @igcii< 
 iiaiiieii Dor. - «. bni lueite Saiib, bie (reie 
 (iJcgenb. Shak. 
 
 ^Woir, wulf .^<aiigelf. wulf ; SOBolf; I. 
 
 IVuif , ^ vulpes;, pi. Wolves, 
 
 «• 1. [3ool.) a) ber -iGolf. She--, bit 
 ^oifiini. b) (ein flemtr lutigcr ilUucno ber 
 'SJDif (iin Jtoni). 3. bee Wolf, tux urn fi^ 
 freiTfnbt^ Kreb^gefdjiunt. 
 
 Wolf in the siomacli, ber SIDDlff^uiigcr. 
 
 Proo. To keep (lie wolf out of doors, 
 
 n<t) bei ^uiiger6 eriuehreii. To hold the .- 
 
 by the cars, )iuii\t)en Xl;ur u. tiiigel (leden, 
 
 III ber JSIeniine fein. 
 
 Wolf-dog, ber SSulfljiinb. - fish, 
 !3d)tl)i)i}l.| ber 9}?et'nuulf. -.hunting, 
 Die iOi'lijoijb. --man, ber SSJiil)n»Dif. -- 
 inontii, Der iQ3Dlfmonat, 3iiniinr. -.net, 
 eine 9(rt 9fe^, n>ouu( man uiele giidjc aiif 
 eiiimal fangeii (aim. — 's-bane, [^u(.J 
 bie 8Sji<If«iuur| , batf ^olffraut, ber 233ol(< 
 ©turinijut, ba6 &ifei'l)iitlein. -'s-claw, 
 [»i)t.J bie ajolfflane. -'s-raiU, [95ot.J 
 bie *2iBcI|6tniIct). -'■- peach, [©ot.J bei 
 9iebe6apfel (Solannm lycopersicum;. — • 
 stone, einer ber 'OJtiiljii'leiiie. 
 
 WTolfesliead, wuifs'hld, «. 
 I9{e(t>t«fpr.] ber Aupf eiiier uogelfreien, gCf 
 a<i)tttt» SPerfon. 
 
 IVwlflNli, w&lf'Ub,^ adj. nblf\\<t), 
 
 "UTolviMli, 5 aS5olf6 . . . ; ge» 
 
 frnpig. 
 
 Wolfish visage, bai SDolffgefic^t. - 
 person, ber SJiflfrag. 
 
 IVolfiMllfieSfl, wulf'ishnes, ) 
 
 IW^olvisUiieas, 5 * 
 
 bai nwlfirdK HJefeii, bie fflefrngigfeit. 
 
 'Mf^olfraiii, wulf ram, «. [<]Kine« 
 talg.) ber aColfram, atBoifart, 2Ci>lfert. 
 
 ^VuIia-«*toiiit« , wol'lasionit, s. 
 
 [^Rineralg.) ber ^oHnflunit. 
 
 l^'ulvMriu, wol'vurin, f t. 
 
 llTol vereiie , woivureen ,^|3odI.] 
 ber genuine SBieifrai (Ursus gulo). 
 
 Wolverins, ob. Wolveringa, ani« 
 rifaiiir(f)e 93iclfr<i@feUe. 
 
 '%V^olve8, wulvz, pi. 0. Wolf. 
 
 IW^ulvesteetlt, wdlvzieetA, t. pi. 
 (bei SPf.tben; bie lleberinl)iie. 
 
 %l>'^Oinan, wuni'iin, (lu. womb u. 
 man; lilt, foemina; aiigelf. wifman), pi. 
 Women, wiiu'min,«. 1, ba6 20eib, J^raueiit 
 iitniner, bie t^rnn, $rauen£peri'on , o bn& 
 20d6£bilb. 2. bie ^}tufiuikterinn , £animer< 
 frrtn , linininfrjuiigfer. 
 
 Woman of the town, bie offi'nt(i(t)e 
 ipurt. Childbed — , bie ftiiibberterinii, 
 aa3i)(t>iierinn. Grave •-, bie 'iKnttone. -» 
 attire, ber 'ia3ciberr(l)imirf. 
 
 Wo man -child. bn< <)J?nb(^en, Iod)ter» 
 d)tn. --dwarf, bie 3i»>frginn. --Iiater, 
 ber ffieiberfeinb. --like, lueiberbnft, 
 roeibifdj. --saint, bie i^eilige. --ser- 
 vant, bieSOtngb.-' I -tailor, berijranent 
 I'c^iiciber, f. M a n t u a - m a k e r. — 's -craft, 
 -'s- trick, -'s-wit, bie 'ZBfiberlift. -- 
 tired, opn eiiicni S53eibe (in ber iWiife (jeriitn» 
 geiul}rt, gcnarrt. ge^errt. Shak. 
 
I n F&te, far. fall, faU M^. met. Fine, fin. N6, move, n6r, got, 6il. cl66d. Tiibe, tub, ffill lAin. THiu. 
 
 WOM 
 
 fVoman, v. a. !. iiim SCeibe nm 
 iien , iveibifd), fnuft nind)en. Shak. 2. « a) 
 beiueiben, iifrniAtjIeii. b) (eiue SBeibfperfoio 
 
 'VW^omaned, wuiB'und, adj. + mit 
 
 tiiuT'iJrflii iierfeljenj mit eiiitr ^nmiuftfroii; 
 vm etiiein (Ji^niifiijititnier bfjjieitet. Shak. 
 
 IV^OinailllOOd , wumunliud, (.'> 
 Wonimi li ead) i. Me SBeibljeit, WtibUti)- 
 ttit, 6er 2ecif)eri1nii6. (ben. 
 
 To reach womanhood, uintlM6nr >uer> 
 
 "^V^oinaiiise, v«um'uiiize,> 
 
 ' J ». a- 
 
 IW^oiuauizef ) 
 
 ■f roe ibtfd) niii(t)i'ii , i'muci(^Ii(feen. 
 
 '^W^oinaiiislt, wumunish, adj. I. 
 
 tocibiid). 2. iBcibifc^. 
 
 Worn a nidi liabits, bie i$riiiienjintni^r< 
 fltiemif) , 5f''"'"J'"""'r"'''bEt. — voice, 
 tie 2Bnber(liiiit)i«. - tears, ffijfiberttjrniicii. 
 
 '%l''»lliailkill(I, \\unn'uiik\iiid. i. 
 bflf roi'ibti(t)e Q>it((l]\t<i)t, tai gniiifiijmiiiier. 
 
 IWoinaiiliiiesiyy wum'uui^ii6s, «■ 
 1. Mc 2ijeu>lirt)teit, SS3eiberttfte. 2. tifOJinnii! 
 bnrfeit. 
 
 '%%''oinHnly, wfini'unli, a((;. 1. ivrib: 
 lirt); ii'eii'ird). 2. miitiubnr. 
 
 '%%'^oiiiHnly, iidv. ivt'iblicf); iveibifd). 
 
 "^^'oilib, wuum, (nnortr. wainb; 
 Sli3ouipe) I. 1. tit 9)iiitter, Snrimitfer, &t: 
 bMnnitiKV, bfr t'eib, 9)?iirrcrli'ib, ^<i)i>^. 2. 
 i fer ©rt)i>6 (bcr Grbe, 3iifiinft ic). 3. pi. 
 -1, (bti ^rirr(()ticrii) SJBnmmeii uiMi SJinid); 
 U'crf. 
 
 Womb -cake, [9(nnt.] bcr Wiitter= 
 flld)eil; i". Placenta. — -paaiiage, -- 
 pipe, Ciliint.] bit Wiitterrdjeibc, bet 9J{iit» 
 tirhfll*. (flfit. 
 
 1%'«»iiil>, V. a. -f cini"d)Iif6cii, t'erber= 
 
 1%'^oiiib, V. n. t I'crl'orgeii bruteii. 
 
 '^'oiiibat, wombat, «. |3t>i>l.] ber 
 SBiMubat. ("lifl, wtit. 
 
 '%loitiliy, woom'i, adj. + (jeroii; 
 
 '%%'<> til <?llf wim'miii. pt. I). Wo mail. 
 ( Women 's craft, bie 5lCeiberIifl. 
 
 '%V«m, wiln, prnel. II. pp. V. Win. 
 
 '%V(>n, w6n.^ •H)0l)iieiO e. u. * juii|)j 
 
 1%'oiie , S lien, l)aiii"en. - j. * bie 
 ffiCrljiiiiiifl, ber 9liife!ithnlr , tat Crtflft. 
 
 ^Wonilt^JT, uun'dur, (aiigclf. wun- 
 der) I. I. tai 2Biiiibcr. 2. i tai SSJiinber. 
 3. tai ©tniincii, tie 95cnuiinbening. 4. ber 
 ®f<jeii|lniib ber 9Scll>lln^cnmfJ. 
 2. Tliat sword could wonders do. 
 
 To look all wonder, flri'gc Sdnien llin< 
 (ben, erilnniit feiii. To do -s, to perform 
 -«, Sffiimbir tl)iiii, iDirfcn. He makes a - 
 ot (oft. at) ic, er nincl)t elii 5IDiiiiber bnrniiS. 
 No — (sleep from lovers Hies), (tin SKuiI: 
 ber, bnp tc. In the name of-, imi be* 
 5?iiiimelf widen. The seven -s of the world, 
 bte fiebcn Si3l!n^er 6cr ffielt. I am as a - 
 to many, H id) bin vox SBieien ivie eiii iBinu 
 tir. 
 
 I'rov. To promise wonders, (jolbene 
 Kerne l'fnVrcd)en. 'Tis « nine days' -, ti 
 n'irb biiib Wra# brtri'iOfr iurid)fcn. 
 
 Wo nder-gathe.-er , 6tr S33unber; 
 f.itiinilrr. - - s i r n c k , eriliUiut. --work- 
 up. rriliiMMfiib, enlniiiilid). 
 
 '%W'«Mider, V. It. 1. (.It. f after) fid) 
 jtunbmi, fid) renvuiibtrn (I'lbrr;. 2. J ((jerii) 
 Diiin: tiiram, nciiQicrif] jeiii. 
 
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 I wonder whether etc., itft roiff (jcm ' 
 
 l"ef)CM, ob !c. Iter fid) wuntert. ! 
 
 IV^onderer, wundurur, ». <*iner, ' 
 
 "^luilderf ul , wun durful. adj. \ 
 
 (u. fliirt) adv.) I. luiinberuoll, luiinDerbrtr, ' 
 ertloimlid) ; inl* «rf«>.)ix>mibcrbor, iiiigeniciii. i 
 2. iuiinberrd)ijii, be»vuiibetii»i«ur?ii(), gniij 
 Ijevnid), uorrrfffiid). [munterbnr. 
 
 'Vtr'onderf ully,wun'durtule, adv. 
 
 IVuiiderfuliiess , wOn'dui tui- 
 nes, «. tn& WmitttDavt, ^rilnuuiid^e, ^e> 
 >uiinberiii'i«rirtige. 
 
 ^MTonderilieiltf wun'durment, «. 
 e I. tie SBeriuiuiDeriing, tne ©rfmunen. 2. 
 bat S33uiiter, SBuiiterbare. 
 
 The neighbors made a wonderment 
 of it, tie 5iiirt)iJiirn crilniintcn baruucr. 
 
 l^'^OndruilS, wun'drus, adj. IVUII> 
 terbnr, briuiintcriifiui'irbig, erjlaiinuc^. 
 
 "^VuiidruuM) udv. I oiigcrorteiit: 
 lid), iingiljcmr. 
 
 '%Voildr<tUllly, wun'diusle, udv. 
 I. luunbcrb.ir. 2. nut <">£ iViff'ime SSJeife. 
 
 ^^'un'tf wAnt, (iuroiuuicugei. Don 
 woll not, t. I), will not) iui(l nid)t. 
 
 '^I'out, wuni, adj. geivoljllt. 
 
 To be wont, gt'ivol)nt |Vin , pflrgen. 
 
 WVont, (@}eiuL'l;iil;eic; «. '■' tit 6>en)Dt)n> 
 Ijeit. 
 
 '%V4»iit, ». n. * 1. gn«Pl)nt fein, pf(t: 
 gen. 2. gciuul}nlid) ivo fein, \iiif (gciu&l;nltd); 
 \w niifi)i<iten. 
 
 °%%'outedy wunt'ed, part. adj. I. 
 geivM)nt. 2. geiuoljiit, geiuomilid). 
 
 She was won led to the place, ti roar 
 il)r gfiui^iljiilidjiT ^lafy. (tie e>eiuol)nt)cit. 
 
 1%'ontedne88f wumednes, s. 
 
 ^Wottil*:sHf wuntles, adj. <= Huge! 
 ivp()iit, ungovDljiilicft. [freieit. 
 
 "^W^OW) wOu, dingeli'. wogan) v. n. 
 
 '%%^oo, V. a. I. iitu ic. (ein ^raucnjinu 
 
 nicr) freien, juerben. 2. begeljren, |el;t miin. 
 
 fd)en. 
 
 2. Thee, chantrest, oft the woods among, 
 
 I woo to hear thy even song. Milto.i. 
 
 To go a w o o i u g , Aiit bie greieret, ^vei-. 
 il)e gehtn. 
 
 "*Voo*, ftntt wool. 
 
 "^Yood, wud, cnngeff. wod) adj. * 
 tril, ivi'itljenb, rnfenb. 
 
 %W^Ood, (angelf. wuda wudu; iv. 
 gwyz) *. 1. ber ^nlb, bie 5a3nlbunfl, ber 
 JJorfl. 2. tai $olj . 
 
 Block-wood, Log--, ba6 SSmftlicn.- 
 (jolj. Fathom--, bfli} Sliifterl)i)lj, Sbteun; 
 ^01} ; [<)Kftr.] ®tnul)clj. Fallen-, tiirref, 
 iibgeflnnbene* ^I'lJ- Mountain--, bai 
 ajergl)oli. In a -, o uerlcgen, uermirrt. 
 
 PfOD. You cannot see wood for trees, 
 il)r ffl)t sajnib uor 23(Uiinen iiid)t. 
 
 Wood-anemone, [SSiu.] bie 233aib: 
 anemiMje, '■JJfnrjblinne, ia6 2Diiitrii6d)en. 
 --ashes. *. pi. bie $oljn rd)e. --bind, 
 --bine, [58i>t.] bie 2L'iilbii)inte, bn^ W)eig. 
 blott. --blade, l^ot.] tai SBi'tlfniiit, 
 tie ii5nig*fcrje. —-born, ini ffitiibe gebi>: 
 reii. --bound, wnibiitngrniijt. --chat. 
 [Drnitl).] eine yiri >Renntoerer. --chuck, 
 etiie 'Jlri ^iirnieltljicr (Arctoniys mouHxi. 
 --cleaver, bet i^rljlinrfer , ^iMifpnltcr. 
 - coal, tie ^ii|jfi'f)(e. — -oock, 1. [Or: 
 nit().] bie €(t)iiepi«. 2. f bet $un«iinrt, 
 
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 ^iiil'ef. Shak. --cock-shell, [^onrf)if.] 
 bie ®rf)nepfe. — -coek's-head, * I. einc 
 iftDrtffpfeife. 2. f. Wood-grouse. 3. bet 
 5iiirr, S?iin6!iiirr, 'il5iiirel. Shak. --copper, 
 [OvDftognofieJ ber 'Ji-fer^Oliuenir. --com, 
 t3{fri)t6rpr.] eine geiuiffe 'Jlbgiibc in item, 
 Die fiir bai 5?i'ljniifle|'en ini iDnlbe enfrid)tet 
 ipirb. -craft, bie 21Biiibiiiiiiiii*fiiii|l, 0'^' 
 gerei. —-culver, —-pigeon, tie $i'lj» 
 taiiix, 2i3alttrtMbe. — cut. ber $oljrd)niti. 
 --cutter, I. ter ^i)ijl}niter. 2. ber ^i'lj» 
 fd)neiter, 5prnifd)iieiter. --digger, [!Ro\u 
 d)tl.] bie 5j5n()ierrpfle. --drink, ter ipolj» 
 irnnf. - - e n g r a v i n g , bet ^I'l j|'d)nitt. - - 
 fretter, bet jpcljnjiirm. --fuel, ipDii 
 jur Jciieriing. --geld, bnfi 95orred)t, rtii* 
 ten (i)niglid)en SS3iilbern iinentgeltlid) ^o() 
 ncl)nien jii biirfen. --god, ber aBnitgott, 
 (£(iii)r. --grouse, bet 9liierl)nl)u. -• 
 hole., 1. bai 9I|1U'd). 2. tie ^oiilege, bet 
 <potjid)opprn. --house, bie iprljlege, bet 
 jpolitiuim, :poljrd)tippfn, ijiiljplii^. --Jack, 
 f. Ground -hog. --knife, ber 5?irt"d)» 
 fnngcr. — land, l. bn« ^oljlnnb, tie Sajnl* 
 tang. 2. IC-ngl.J (ein Si^ben, ber feinet 
 ■5eud)rigreit ii. gorbc iind) beni SBoltboben 
 fllrid)t) Der 2S3iiltbi>ben. --landgrounds, 
 i. p/. eintiU(iltigeCi)egenb. --Ian d -ch oir, 
 ? ter 2Dii(bd)ot (bie 95ijgc( im 2U.iIbe). -- 
 lark, bie ^.a3flitletd)e. — layer, ein Sent* 
 n'i6 vt. SU'leger uimi einer 6id)e, SSuctie, 
 53irfc Ob. bi'tgl. l;o(f)flnnitnigfn iSnunien ill 
 einrni $iige. --louse, bie Slfft'l, bet £el» 
 lercfel. --man, (nud) -'s-man) bet SS3nib» 
 niann; Oiiget, Jonlet, SCnltrdjiiO- --me 11, 
 [OKiir.j grobef tuoflcnefi Iiid) jum 3lu6|rit« 
 lerii tet Sri'irfpforien. --mite, bie i3}iilb» 
 uiilbe. —-monger, ber ipt'ljljmitlct. -• 
 mote, tnS a33altgtrid)t , JJi'rflgerid)t. — 
 nightshade, ISot.] tet 2Ciiltnnd)tr(t)nt« 
 ten. -- notes,*. pi. tie9?iitutniiifif, S53iilb» 
 mufif, bet aEaltgeinnfl. — nymph, bie 
 iS3alMipiiipl)e , 253iilbgi)trinn. --offering 
 (--offers), II tai Cpfettjolj, 9{iiu(t)crljoIj. 
 --opal, bet ^Oljopnl. --pease, bet 
 £d)u(i'erbinim. --pecker, { --peck, 
 [Crniit).) bcr ©ped)t; Green -, ber fflriin» 
 rpcd)ti Common -, ttr ©d)«)nr}rped)t, ge* 
 nieine®pfd)t. --pigeon, tie 5poli', 2Ciilb» 
 roube. --pile, tet ^iMjimiifen, ®d)eiret» 
 l)iiiiffn. --plea-court, [Dertl.] eine 31tt 
 5ot|lgetictit. --quist, bie iwilbe Iniibe, 
 5?olit>uibe. --reve. (©ngl.] bet gotilet, 
 vorftivnrt. --rock, [9)iinetalg.] (btSiu.) 
 Der Ooijige SSergpad)*. --roof, --ruff, 
 (25or.) bet SSjiilbiiitti^et, bai Ciibfrniit.' -- 
 row. --rowel, [55ot.] bnS Sternftnut, 
 a3iifd)fraiit. --sage. (Sot.] bie loilte ©nit 
 bei, iiialbi'nlbfi. --sare, trr fiiicfuefffpeii 
 d)fl (eine 2ltt ©c^nnni nn ben Siutiflfi' bet 
 aieiben ic.). --seere,--sere, tie .3«it, 
 ba fein ©flft in ben Siaiimen ifi. --shock, 
 I. bn* oirginifd)e '«J)?iirnirlt()iet. 2. pL -», 
 iMtgintrd)e,ntneritrtnird)e ■OXiirnielrhieriede. — 
 slave, [3ooi.] ter ©peiev ciUtt G-ibfd)fen). 
 -'s-man, i". Wood -man. --.soot, tn< 
 SfufiiAiwnrj, ber ©ieiler. --sorrel, [SSot.] 
 tct 9Ju(t)iitnp('cr , ©iiurrflee. --spite, — - 
 wall,bet®runipert)t. --stake,f. Wood- 
 pile, -stand, ein £)olibcl)Oltiufi ini 3»i>' 
 met, OJnetibon. --si one, ter ifjoljilein. 
 --tick, Die amerifnui|'(t)e S33<tlbiiiillr(. 
 
Fkte, far, fall, fat. M4. met Fine. fin. N6. move. n<ir, goL 6iJ. cl6fid. Ti\be. tub. fAll. t//in, THi.<i. 1111 
 
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 Wood-tin, bat ^Dlj)inn, foriiif<& Sinntr). 
 — -wall, f.— -spite, --ward, ^fr3Snlt): 
 Ijutet, 2Bnlb|(^ut>, Joriliviirfjter. --wa»h, 
 (35ot.] f. D y er'«- broo m. —-waxen, 
 (93ot.] f. D y e r'«-b r oo m. —-worm, bet 
 i5>o(jH)iirni. --wren, (Driiitl).] ter SBolb- 
 fouflet (ein SBooel). --yard, bet ^oli^of, 
 
 ^Voodf V. n. fid) mit $o(} verrel)en, 
 S^oi\ eiiiiiel)inen. (l)Pljrei(t)- 
 
 IV^OOded , wud'ed , adj. ivAlOil]. 
 Riclily wooded, ivaltirelcf). 
 '%Vooden, wuddn, adj. t. i)oI)ern. 
 
 2. t h&'lfrn. (^fif- fU'^'O/ iiiibel)Olfeii. 
 Wooden dioea, ^olifrf^Hhf. - bottoms. 
 
 ji)liiibrifrf)e £tu(f(l)en $dIj, morniif 6ie $«= 
 trriieu fnlfiotn, bit jiir fnbiing biciifn. - 
 bowl, Per irnuffiib*!. - island*. fe|le 3u> 
 frill DOM Irriblu'H (luic im OKiiTilTippi ic.h 
 
 '%W(*odine8S, wud'cnes. 4. 1. bit 
 lUiiiMfle 25rfd).ifffuheii. 2. b« 3"fl«"6 » 6n 
 &tivii£ viti $olj eii(!)iilt. 
 
 (The vine) wliicli wr« grown to (hat — etc., 
 bit fo ill* Spc\\ (jfii)ii(t)feii luiir u, 
 
 '%l''oodll*88 J wud'les , adj. p()IIC 
 iJCiilb, ol)ne ipplj. [ore, fiTiiird) 3"«"«i- 
 
 '%Wuo«llikef wud'itke, iut>. - tin- 
 
 "M^uudiieiis y wud'net, «. * bir 
 SJpiiH), b(i6 'iCiitl)en. 
 
 Vl'oody, wud'i, adj. I. tvnlbig. 2. 
 btn 'iijM bt'ti'i^tnb ob. bn^ii |)rl)urii], S23Alb... 
 
 3. hol)ig. 4. t)oliid)t. 
 
 Woody land. iunlbr(i(()(< Snub, 'S3alb> 
 lanb. - liilli, 5Dnic>()il()(l. -region, riiie 
 wolbigf ©fgftib, SH5nl6(jt(jfiib. - nymph*. 
 SB'iiMii)inv()en. — niglitiliade, f. Wood 
 n i g li ( (liad e. 
 
 >IVoocrf wooTur, «. bet tjreicr, 93uf)Ie. 
 
 IM'oof, woof, (nngtir. weft) «. I 
 [6(1 (li>i'bi'rii| brr Giiitrng, Q-iiirdjiig, Ciirct)' 
 fd)ii&, ^iiiirfjltiO/ "'1* SSfftl; (Ieppi(!)iufb.j 
 btr Durdjirfjiifl. 2. [OTiir.i bit OJiirne, bic 
 bei riiirii! ^iiiibrprmt quer biirit)(jrOod}eii 
 rb. flfiuet't litis. 3. bn« Ohmebe. 
 
 'Wooin^ly, wou'ingli, adv. ein> 
 ntbiiiriib, tiiilnbeiib, eifrig. Shar. 
 
 ^'ool, wul. (nngdf- wul; ^Dflci 
 riift. voliia; ba>r. ulea) «. I. bit WMt (v. 
 l.t)intn; itifbrf. uoii S^fifen:, ©(tjahvofU; 
 [SSot.] bir SBcde. 2. bir aDofle (b(i« 2Doa. 
 I)i>nr). 3. [lt)p.] bie SDolle. 
 
 Wool in fleeces, bie @(f)tirn)POe. Ill- 
 natured -, Liieble 51}ofIe. Wa«te -, ber 
 Aiiiiimlitig. To be --gat hering, o fet'ieil 
 Wfbnnffii iin(l)I)<iiigeii. Your wits are (ob. 
 yutir mind Is) —-gathering, O ®le fdib 
 feljr jerflrmt. 
 
 Wool-bag, ber ^oflfnrf. --ball, bcr 
 SCfHbnn(en) (im 'SDfngcn ber €d)afe). -- 
 bearing, lUDfltrngfiib , ipolledntrngenb. 
 --beaier, ber 2i3Dflfrf)liiflcr, SSJpdflopfrr. 
 -•bed, eiiie 91rt 9?aiipeii. --blade. bii6 
 SEoIIfrniit. --breaking, bie ©ortirung 
 berSCofle. --business, Dic^onhanMuiig, 
 bai SBiiflgcft^nft. --carder, brr ^oll; 
 teiger. --cards, t. pi. bie 2Dr(Ifratjcn. 
 --cloth, ber (Ob. ba6) Sajofleiijeiig. -• 
 --co mb, ber 5DBofIfnmm. -comber, ber 
 ffijofl'nr.iiiier. --cord, ein gciviiyer lyoflt. 
 ner 3eug. --coiton , bie S^aiiiiiunne. — - 
 dresxer. ber Q3rflfcerriter. --driver, 
 btt SBvIii)ufft4iifer. &iiiec bet 20otte auf> 
 
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 fniift 11. (lenuf ben^TRnrft bringt. — dyer. 
 ber 2DofIfiirber, SBoflfdjcibe r. - - e » t a b 1 i s li 
 nient, bie SBi'HIjnnbluiig. --fel, Dae 
 5efl mit ber 25io(le. --felt, ber 'jyilj, <Jilj 
 l)Ut. --grower, [eiigl.J ber ©ct)afjud)ttr, 
 aiUiinprubiijent. --loft, ter 2i3o(ibc6eii. 
 --market, berS33P(liimrft. --merclian t. 
 ber SS}o(lt)aiibler. --mill, eiiie '>X)^iu1)iiie, 
 urn Die 2i3oUe pom ©rniibe ^ii rtiiiigeii. -- 
 pack, 1. ber ©ntf SBPlIe. 2. i The tame 
 --clergy, bie jnljiiie nufgeblafeiie ^Itriici. 
 Cleavclard. --pa ted, eiii iQ3uUI)a>u 
 l}i\beii!i, mit ivpnict^teii 5pa>ireii. -picker, 
 --sorter, ber fflJodiVrtirer , aJuUjniifer, 
 S©o(ljiipfet , ajcUlei'er. --picking, -- 
 sorting, bai ©ortiren, bie ©prtiriing ber 
 aBoIle, brt« aSBofllefen. — sack, I. brr ©acf 
 Wellt. 2. (eiigl. DbrrljiUisJ ber a53uU|Mff 
 ((B!9 be6 gDrbfiiiiileri u. ber 3iicl)ter). -- 
 sheeting, ipoUeiietf Speit^eiig. --spin- 
 ner, ber S23o(li'piiiiier. --staple, ber 
 2i3p(liiinrft. — stapler, ber HJuUljiiiiblfr 
 (nil ®ro^fn). — trade, ber 'iiJrlltjaiibel. 
 -•ward, adv. * ill aUuIle (gefleibct*. -- 
 washing, bit 2CP(llUii|Ct)e. --wheel, 
 [iHJoIirviiiii.] bai QiJodrrtb. --winder, ber 
 2DoUarbeiter, bet bie gliegc jum SBerpnrteii 
 )iiriiiiiiiieiiro(ll. liuul)leii, beipuJ)leii. 
 
 '%Would, wuuld. (lUiillU'lDD.a. I'JKiirJ 
 
 '%%'^uulder, wuuld ur, «. [rMtar.j eiit 
 £iiiippt'I )iim X>rc1}eii. 
 
 ^ITooldiug", would ing, s. [97?iir.] 
 I. bai i£i3ul)ieii, !ipe)piit;Ieii. 2. bie S£iil)litia 
 dim »TOaileii jc.). 
 
 '%%'ouleu, wul'lin, adj. 1. ippOeii, 
 nii6 SBofle gemnctt, geicrtigt pb. be|1d;eiib, 
 ajoa . . , aCoUeii ... 2. jur SlOoUe flel;5rio, 
 2S3o(l... 
 
 Woolen cloth, ber (Ob. bai) rooQeiie 
 3eiig, aOBofUeiOieiig. - yarn, b(i« 2BPllgiuii. 
 SJotlengarn. — draper, ber <Ii>i'Ilceiiiiufbfr, 
 ipiiiibler mit iPofleiieii3i'ugeii, 2i}i)[l(eiiil)niib= 
 ler, ilDoIKeiDjeiigljaiibliT. - articles, SUoh 
 leiijeiige. - goods, 23u(l(cii)maareii. Trade 
 in - articles, bet ^p(Ueiiit)aiibel, 4><^iibel in 
 \n3ofIetiieiigeii. - manufactures, 2i3i>II|iibri> 
 (ace. - cloth manufacturer, bcr S93oUeii- 
 f.lbrirailt. -cloth manufactory, bie ilOp(Ueil)- 
 fiibrif , 2UpU(eH)niaiiuinftiir. 
 
 IVwolen, t. ber (ob. bat) ippfleiie 
 3eiig, 2Don(eii)jeiigj pU -s, SJCi'flieiuipnd' 
 ren, ipoflene S33artreii. 
 
 '%V^O»line88« wul'lenes, «. bar 
 ffiDlline, 2Do(li(t)te. 
 
 '%V'«>olly, wul'le. adj. I. ipoflig, aui 
 5Bo(Ie be|lel)eiiD. 2. ipDnirf)r, 2330(1 ... 3. luol. 
 Iig (mit ^Bofle bffuibft7. Siiak. 4. liBor.j 
 ii'i'llig, mit WoUe befleibet. 
 
 Woolly hair, bai ^BoflOnor, i»pflid)tc 
 £iii.ir. --headed thistle, bie ipi'dfijpfige 
 X5i|1el, TOondjfitroiie. - pasiiuum, lOiliiu 
 bull) eiue 9lrt rotheii 9(iiripigmciit5. 
 
 '%l''oop^ wuop, I. [Oriiiilj.J ber ^luc> 
 filir <L. rubicilla)). 
 
 ^Voos, WU01, «. bai @t-rgrnS. 
 
 'Y%'(>ut8, wuts, s. 0|■llll^i|"l1)er ©tnljl. 
 
 '%Vurd, wurd, (nngflf. woid, wyrd; 
 5Bort) «. I. b<i« SBort (em eliijfliier 23f! 
 ilfliibtfji'il bcr9{ebe); [(i5rnmm.J biiS SOort 
 <pl. 2CiJrter). 2. bai SDort (eiue Jiebt; ii. 
 bci'. eiue fiirje Rebe). 3. bai ^ort (bit 3"' 
 fnge); pi. -*, ob. vaiu -s, 2l>prte, leere 
 
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 93erfptc<ftuiigfn. 4. [Ifjeol ] a) The - of 
 God, bai 2Bort , 953ort (Dotte*, &otxei 
 ''Siott. b) bai 2Uort tCStjriilu^). 5. bie Co* 
 rung mild) t). 6. bai 2iBort, 9)iotto , bet 
 ©luiiiprurt), <S\>riid), bit -Ocpife, bai ©prii1)» 
 iport. 7. bie ^JTiutrnftt , SBi)trd)iift, 'sUiitiuprt. 
 
 By word, ill 'JCorteu. By -, ob. by - 
 of month, mi'lUblicb At a -, in a -, mit 
 ciucm aCorte. - for (ob. by) -, iffiort fiit 
 )S>oU. -s of course. ^oilict)feit6iuorte. — • 
 of command, ['O^tilit.J itoiiimniibuiuprCe. A 
 good -, eiu giite^ ^ort. Let us not love 
 in - only, || la$t iu\i ui(^t liebeii blog uiit 
 SSiorteil. Make not so many -s of it, ma< 
 rt)cii ©le nid)t fo oieie SDorte biuuber. Pray 
 uiake no — s on il. bitte, fngt >Jiid)t5 bnooii, 
 rprt'<t)t liicbt baoon. Some — s grew between 
 us. ti fleleii etiiige <Ii3orte ^luifc^eii uii£; iptt 
 getiei[)eii m fiiieu 2Dorriuert)|'el. They ex- 
 cliaiiged — s together, Ob. there passed some 
 -s betwixt them, fte ilritteii, l)atien eiiieii 
 ajortivecbfcl mit eiunuber, fie luedjiVlreii 
 "ilDorce (mit eiiiaiiber). He gave me his - 
 (he would pay me), er giib mir feiii 5i3ort, 
 iao K. Keep thy -, I)nltc (beiii; 2Cort. To 
 take the -, bai 2Cort urljmeu. To take 
 any one at his -, ©iueii beiiii SBorte iief)i^ 
 men, l)aUcn. To pass one's -, fein ^ort 
 gcben. To fail in one's -, iiirfjt ffiort l)ali 
 teu. A man of his -, ob. a man as good 
 as his -, ein ^Tiaun pou 2L>ort. To write 
 or send — , beiia(f)rid)tigcii , ju ipiffeii tl;iiii, 
 9in4)ri(f)t fle()i'u , luiueu (nflcii. To leave - 
 with etc., ©iiiemSefe^l iiirucflnfien, (Jiufiii 
 ^iuterliiffeu. To bring -, 9irtd)ti(<)t , 9Jnts 
 loort briiigen. 
 
 Word-book, bai 95ofaDelbu(f), 2D6r» 
 tnbiid). --catcher, ber 2i3ovtflniibe«, 
 ©ilbcuile(t)Ct. — catching, bie S5}ort« 
 tirtuberei, ©ilbenftecberei. --grubber, J I. 
 f. Word-catcher. 2. (Jiuer, berfid) grober, 
 Ijarter D?efceu6nrteu bebieut. --pecker, ([, 
 bet 5S5ortrpieler. 
 
 llVurd, V. n. (and) mit it) f SEBorte 
 n)cd)rcln, (Irciteii, ri»t jaiifeii. 
 
 ^Vord, V. a. 1. (iu SCorteii) aiii« 
 brucfeu, eiufleibeii, nbmifeu. 2. burd) -iDorte 
 t'lberipaicigeii, rebeii. To - any one to deatii, 
 &iueu )u tobt rebcii. 
 
 Indiffeiently worded, in geiiieiiien 9Iu<« 
 brucfeu. [d)er. . 
 
 M^order* wilrd'ur, #. t ber ©pre» 
 
 ^%'urdiue88, wurdenes, i. bit. 
 5!Dortreid)t^um , bai 2i;Brtreid)e, bie SBeit* 
 fdjipeingfeit. 
 
 IVurding', wuiding, s. l. bie ^bs 
 
 faffuiig, bai "Jliidbrrirfeii in SCorrcii, bie 
 
 (S'tufleibuug. 2. (bie 9lrr bei 3iuS£)rucf») bit 
 
 (5-iufleibiiiig; f. to Word. 
 
 2. The Wording of the ideas is very 
 
 judicious. 
 
 'Y¥ordisll, wurd ish, adj. f SDortc 
 Pb. IliiJrfer berreffeiiD . ivort(ld). 
 
 '%lf'ordi8liut*ss , wurdishnes, «. 
 + bie -Jlrt bei aiufbrnrff. 
 
 By their dark wordishness, burc^ 
 i(;re buufelu 9(u6bri'i(fe. (fprnd)!!!*, (lumm. 
 
 ^Wordless, wurd'les, adj. iportlo4, 
 
 ^Vordy, wuid e, adj. \wrtte\d) Ciitb 
 ner :c.i, lucitrdjipcifig (-^Ji-rioDe jc.>. 
 
 "IVore, wAre, j>rnet. 0. Wear. 
 
 '%Vure) praet. p. War*. 
 
1112 Fare, far. fall. fat. M4. met. Fine. ffn. NA. move, n6r, got, 6il, clSdd. Tube. li^h. ffill. tAin. THIn. 
 
 VVOH 
 
 IWorl* y wurk , (flngeff. weorcan, 
 wircan, wyrcan; luirfen, C5ert; praet. il. 
 pp. worked oD. wrouglit, v. n. I. Otbcitcil. 
 2. 1 a) nrbeiten. b) to - up to ete. . ficf) 
 fiiipcmrbeiteu, firt) txtjebew (jiu. 3. (uotu 
 5H3eiiie ic.) arbeitcn, nrtl)ren; (niid) ±) nt> 
 beiren. 4. in f)cftiger SBemegung fein, imvie. 
 (Ifim fein, nrbeiten (u. 93? eere ;c.) ; (il @d)iffe) 
 flrbfiteii (b. fj. fd)lingeni ii. firtnipfeu). 5. 
 ivirfen (eine SSBirtmifl Ijfruorbrinacn; ; (on, 
 upon) mirfeii (niif). 
 2. b; Body shall up to spirit work. 
 
 MllTOW. 
 
 You wrought to lie a legate. il)r nr> 
 bfitetrt bnran, Cegot ju merbeii. Shak. A 
 working in ariflimetie. eine nritf)inftiirf)e 
 SSfrridjtimg He -« in wool, er i\1 ein 'ilDoll: 
 urbeiter. Some-in the loom. (Jiiiige nrbfiten 
 om ffl3cb(liil)Ie, ri"b2S3e6et. (Take an heifer) 
 which hatli not been wrought with. || 
 bnniif mnn ni(f)t genrbeitet I)iU. To - to 
 windward. [TOar.] bet bctn ISJiiiCe niiftlecbeii, 
 fcen 2Dlnb nbfneifen. (A war is feared), all 
 tlMogs - that way, 91(lc« anrtt bnraiif l)iii. 
 (A mill or machine) -■ well, aibeitet, gei;t 
 gut. The working of physic, bie ^irCuiig 
 diier 91rjenet. 
 
 IVork, V. a. I. nrbtiten. 2. biir(^> 
 otbeiten (^Jtcrtel k.) ; benrbeiten; oerarbeii 
 ten (into, JU); mnlfen (einen $ut); bnuen 
 (ein SSergiuerf) ; [SJeitf.J bic 9}?niiege tuvd)' 
 matften Inffen (ein TSferb). 3. i (©inen) bc< 
 nrbeiten; (©inen) einnel)nicn. 4. nrbeiten 
 inacben, gni^ren lunrfjen (SJCein ic.). 5. init 
 ber Siiibel bcnrbeiten, mit feticfcret uerfeijcn, 
 (lirfen, iDirfen. 6. (burrt) tobeit ic.) l)cn>o»' 
 tringen; luirfen, fdjnffen, bciuirten. 7: in 
 SBeiuegnug fe^en, leiten, bc[;nnCeln; (ein 
 ©d)itf) fiiljrcn, regieren. 8. t nn(lrengcn. 
 8. Work every nerve. Addisos. 
 
 To work joinery, |"rf)retncril. (Certain 
 enchanting words) wrought upon the 
 ■eals, nuf bie ©iegel gcilwfcen, eiiigegrnben. 
 (A foul stream, or new wine or cider) — s 
 itself clear, nrbeitct ftrt) flnr. A stream -s 
 (a passage or a new channel; , tin (Strom 
 ma^t\'i<t), grnbt fi(^ ic. (Sidelong; he -s his 
 way, nrbeitet er firt) iuxd), bnhnt er fid) einen 
 SQ}efl. To - in water, (bei itiirrd)!iern] (bie 
 dfetle) Iiintern. My dull brain was wrought 
 with things forgot, uergeffene Dinge beiiui 
 riit)iflten incin ®el)iru. Shak. (We migln; 
 — any effect, irgeub eine 5lDirfnng f)erucr> 
 (rtngen. (Each herb he knew), tliat -s or 
 good or ill, bn^ gut oB. I'lbel luirft. Slie has 
 wrought a good work upon nie, || fic ')|1' 
 tin flHtc« SSoext nn uiir gctljnn. And — your 
 royal father to his ruin, unb (lurjt cuem 
 fBnigIi(t)en SBnter in« SSerberben. To - a 
 passage, [sjJinr.J fijr feine lleberfnl)rt nn 
 93orb Dienfle tl)un. 
 
 To work off, 1. uernrbelten. 2. [Iijp.] 
 o6iiet)en, nbbru(fen. 
 
 To work off the Ink on the table. 
 [Xijppgr.] bie gnrbe nufiflreic^en. The form 
 worked off, llvPi'flr-J bie nuSgebrutftc 
 gorm. 
 
 To work into, i fjinelnnrbciten. 
 
 To work one-'« sell into one's favor, 
 into confidence, into credit, ficO bei ^ineni 
 in ®iinfl icijen, fit^ 3>i>cnueit, Krebit et-. 
 vec^ii. 
 
 WOR 
 
 To work out, 1. f)erfln6nr6eiten. 2. i 
 a) I)crnn6[reibcn. b; To work any one 
 out of etc.. «) ©men i>on ob. nn« ic. uers 
 brnngen. /J) ©ineni (einen ^rrff)"'" "•) ^^= 
 neljnien. 3. (buret; 5lrbeit unb <OTul)e) jn 
 ©tniibe bringen, eriirbeiten, I'liflenben, velU 
 bringen, beiuirfen; errcldjen; fjernuSbringen, 
 liifen (ein ^problem 20. 4. t nu«l&rct)cn. 
 
 The shfp works tlie oakum out, [9Jtiir.] 
 bn? ©(^iff (nuet ba6 ffierg nu&. That if we 
 wrought out life, bag, roenn mir mit bcm 
 Ceben iawn fnnttn. Wrought out of 
 the body. -J- nu6 ^em jlorper t)crnu*getrieben 
 (uun eincr 9ln|lc((ung). Bacok. 
 
 To work up, 1. Ijinaufnrbeitcn; (bnfjer; 
 niifregen, nufrut)ien, empDren ; erregen, cr» 
 ()ebcn ; (into, to)erf;eben, nufregcn ( ju). 
 2. nnfarbeiten, i>erbraurf)cn. 
 
 To w o r k u p the passions to rage, bic Sei= 
 tenfrt)nften big jnr 2i3utl) ilcigern. Wrought 
 to or up to etc., ju jc. crt)pben, nufgcregt. 
 
 ■^Vork, *. 1. bie 'llrbeit (Mi 5lrbei = 
 ten ; l>(\i, moran mnn nrbeiret, mai genrbeitet 
 iDJrb). 2. l<\£ Wert, bie Ilmt; [II;eoI.] bn6 
 QDerf. 3. DnS 2Derf (bie -ilrbeit, bn6 ipro; 
 ftuft). 4. [Jcitungi^b.] pi. -s, bie 533erfe; 
 JeflungSiucrfe innfrf)iiib be« ®rnben« be« 
 J{)anprn)an«. 5. bie ©ticfcrei. 6. bie Sffiirs 
 fung (ba6 lirfen; etipn5 e)eiuirfte«). 
 
 To be at work, bei ber 3irbeit fein, 
 befchnftigt tfin; nrbeiten. (lu rising she 
 dropped) her -, iljrc 91rbei(. To set' 
 one's self to -, fi(^ nn bie Slrbcit begeben 
 To set on -, to set to -, be|"d)iifrigen ; f. 
 Set. Ten looms at -, jeljn ©tuljie ini 
 6)nnge. To find any one -, (Siuem ju t(;un 
 geben, ju |"rf)iiffen mndjen. What - you 
 make! \va6 i(;r bn ma(t)t! (It is pleasant 
 to see) what — our adversaries make witli 
 etc. , roie unfere ®egncr mit :e. umgeljen. I 
 have no - to do, id) t)nbe '^id)ti jn tfjun, 
 jn nrbeiten. To do any one's -, fur ©inen 
 nrbeiten. To go to -, ju aSJerfe gef)en, nn 
 bnS SSSerf gelien. A master-piece of — , ein 
 •-Bteijlera'erC, Weifteriluif. To have - upon 
 sne's hands, t)iel }u tt)un f}nben. I'll go 
 another way to- with him. id) mil ti nnbers 
 mit il)m nnfnngen, id) will nnberfi nut iljm 
 JU 2Cerfc gel)cn. -s of charity, 2I5erfe ber 
 'Snrmljeriigfeit. The -s of Addison, bie 
 iHiJerfe 'MbbiaMrd, ^Ibbifon'S Sjcrfe. A - of 
 the brain, ein (5Jei|le6probuft. Pool -, [-}Kiu.J 
 bie ?15od)nifit)^le, M6 ^i)(()n)erf. 
 
 Prov. A woman's - is never at an end. 
 cine grnii luirO nie fertig. 
 
 Work-bag, ber •Jlrbeitfbeutef. --bas- 
 ket, ber9Jrbeit«forb. — fellow, berOKit= 
 nrbeiter; Siebengefefl. --folk(s), * 'Jlr: 
 bcit^leute. --house, 1. bic ffl3erf|latt; 
 [bfi §utmncf;crn] bie ^nlfjlntte, 20alffam. 
 mer. 2. t)<\6 'ilvbiit6l)<\ui , 3ii(l)tl)nu6. -- 
 man. 1. ber 9lrbeiter, Slrbeitemnnu, ipanb< 
 lucrfer; pi. Work- men, iUrbeitflente. 2. 
 (uoriug^iyeire) ber gei"ct)icfte 9lrbeifer. — 
 mail like, geuijicft , fuiiitmngig. --man- 
 ship, 1. bie >iJrbeit, bniS QBerf; ^nniTiuerf. 
 2. bie ilnnil, ®er(f)icfii(t)fcit; bie 9lrt, luie 
 Q:tmc\6 gemndjt i|t; The - of this cloth is 
 admirahle , bie ?lr&eit nn biefem Zud)i ifl 
 beiuunDcrnfiiutirbig- 3. bic aSenrbtitung (ber 
 -Wetatlc ic.). --master, ber Sberf meifter. 
 --men-book, bn6 'Jlrbcit6bii<^>. — shop, 
 
 WOR 
 
 bie SCerfflfltt. --table, bn« 2Ir6eif«tift^» 
 (t)en. --weather- day, ber (bequcme) 
 Siegctng. --woman, 1. bie 9trbeiterinn, 
 -Jirbcit^frnu, eofjnnrbeitcrinn. 2. bie %ifj(t>» 
 erinn, ©ticferinn. 
 
 '^Worker, wurk'ur, t. 1. ber 9(r6ei« 
 tcr. 2. eine «|5eri"i>n ob. ©ntfje, bie <tmn6 
 f)croi>rbringt ob. wirft, ber Urljeber, 9Si>n» 
 bringer. [nnr tnngrnm. 
 
 Words are but slow — s, SSortc ivirfen 
 
 '%Vorkiii^, wurking, *. 1. iM sjlr* 
 beiten, <S(i)affen. 2. bn« 9lrbeiten, ®n()ren, 
 bie (5)iii)rnng. 3. bat ffijirfen, bie SOBirfung. 
 
 IWorkingT) adj. nrbcitenb ic. 
 
 W orking- brain, ber riiinreirf)e Snpf. 
 --day, 1. ber 223crftng. 2. i (nI5 ad).) 
 nflt^glid); This --world, biefe ?lfltng#» 
 loelt. — fellow, f. Work-fellow. -• 
 house, f. Work-house, —-people, 
 ». pi. 9lrbeiteicute. — tun, [93ierbr.] bet 
 3npfbDtri(ft. 
 
 ^Vorkmanly, wurk'manld. adj. 
 u. adv. gefct)icft, funilmngig, mciilerljnft. 
 
 tWorkyday, wurk'e-dA, *. t fiif 
 Wo r k-day. 
 
 IWurld, wurld, (nngctf. weorold, 
 woruld; l)i)(l. waereld) t. I. bic S33elt, (S-rbc; 
 (nnrf) ein I()ei( unfercr Grbe) bie SBeit; 
 (ferner) bie SCcIt, 2Belt()errfd)nft; bie a3elt 
 (bai ri!imifct)c ditid)). 2. 1 a) bie SBcIt (bie 
 iuenfct)li(f)en25crlja(tniffe). b)bie2Delr, Scute, 
 -)Jftni"d)en. o bic SBilt (Wenfcijcn uon eiiier 
 geiuifTen ^(n(Tt). d) bie ^elt (iai ij|feMtIif()e 
 Ceben, bie &e)el\\d)nft, burgcrlldje (Jjcfe [ircf)nft ; 
 irbi\'d) griUnnte '5J?en)"d)cn; bnfi SBfltlrbfU). 
 e) ( i>er|liirfenb ) bie 953elt, grpge ^Injnl;', 
 ■OKafTe, Slide; ctiunS ©rogeg ob. 2Bun6er« 
 bnre 5. 3. bie aOSeIr (em i^immel^f Brper ubcrl). ; 
 nie^rcre folcfjer ^immcKforper jmnmrnen 
 ber gnnje ^nbcgriff nder Dingo. 4. i bie 
 Snufbnim. He begins the — witli (litile pro- 
 perty , but with many friends), er begiiint 
 feine 2nufbnf)n mit :c., er fnngt mit :t^ nn; 
 {".Begin. 
 
 Tlie lower world, bie ©rbe. The hea- 
 venly -. or upper -, ber ^immcl. Tlie next 
 -, bie nubere ^elt, bn6 (ju)fiinfrigc 2ebti\. 
 While we are in the — , I'D Innge luir nuf 
 Dcr 9J3elt finb , fo (nuge niir Irben. To go 
 out of the -, nu« ber 2Belt fcfteiben, (lerben. 
 1 was not come into the — then, bniunlj 
 lunr id) nod) uidjt nuf ber 2Bclt. Ways of 
 the -! ber ®nng ber Dinge, SBelHniif. The 
 course of this -, ber Sniif ber SBelt. So 
 goes the -, \'o gel)t tS in ber SBelt. To be 
 behindhand in the -, in )d)Ud)te\\ Itmflnns 
 ben fein, in ungunfligen SBerljiiltiiifi'en kben. 
 To leave to the wide -, gniijlid) uerliiffen. 
 To go to the -, in bie 2CeU treren, eincii 
 ^'iiann befommen. Shak. Knowledge of 
 the -, bie 2i5cUfeiintni9. To know ilie -, 
 Die 2Ce(t feniien, 'ifficltfeiintiiig l}abfn. Wiiat 
 says the - of etc.? mn& fngt mnn I'tm ic? 
 All the -, bie gonje SaStIt, afle 2i3elt, 3eprr>, 
 mnnu. The great — , 6ie gn^ge 'iiieii tbie 
 l)i:i()ere Ivlnffe ber ©eieCfd^nft , bie 9SMnel)« 
 men). The learned -, bie gcleljrte S3dt. 
 To live among tlie great - , in ber grogi'U 
 SaSeit leben. Man of the -, bn5 SBiirfiiiD, 
 ber aDeltmnnn, 2DcltIiiig. (A great part of 
 inankiud) are more anxious to enjoy the 
 - than etc. , \'nd)t meljr bie ®f nfiii'f '"'if l'f» 
 
fnf*". fr.r. fnll. Tat. VL met. Flnp. fin. N6. movp. n^r. ffot. Sil. rl6AH. Ti\hp. u\K fnll. lAin. TFIis. 1 1 1 3 
 
 WOK 
 
 SBftr. nK ic. A - of literature, tine TOnffe 
 pen CJ)elft)rriimfcit. For ail the -, * oollig, 
 flait}, (J<1!M (Jfltnu , ebeiifo. For all the -. 
 inn rtflp 33elt, iitu 9If!e« in 6et SDcIt iciflen. 
 Not for nil the -, mil feint 2Bclt, um fed 
 iKn "Jr-t* , ill nder fflDelt ni(1)t. In the -. 
 liui.lliil) Every thing in the — , Wi{U6 , witi 
 111p<\tid) iff. All the precaution in the - 
 (would not nave him), ADe mcQlicbe 9$Pr: 
 firt^r, nfic 95i>rfid)t uon ftnr "SJelt. It was a - 
 to «ee. how etc., + t6 mat tilt SCmi&tr 
 loir :t. - without end, tto'iq, tit)ii]lid), oon 
 e-rot<i»fit |ii ©luigftit. For -s, auf eipig, 
 bie jtiifeitfi. 
 
 Prov. He ha> the - in a string, pb. he 
 diivcs tlife - before him, rr t)at Ullti noc^ 
 SDtiMi'tf). 
 
 World-wearied, >er ^elt mu6e. 
 
 1%''url(lllneBII, wurld'lenes,«. I. Me 
 ffi3eitlid)fi'ii, ^rr IGeltfinii. 2. ber (Jigeiuiii?. 
 
 '%l''<»rldling-, wufld'ling. #. t>er 
 SBrUiiiiii , 2i3f Itmenftt , lofltlit^ flffiiitite , 
 (iiiiinrtje »1)?fmd). STBtitrndnn, 6n« SSJeltfiiit ; 
 ttr •rMiiiinoiisrieiier. 
 
 "tVorldly, wurldli, adj. I. ntitUd) 
 (jii fen iliigelrgeuljeiten fciefer SDelt a«l)oriai. 
 2 meltlid), ir^lfrt>, leitlitjj. 3. ntitliiS) (fiiin: 
 lid)>. 4. riotnii0t^i(). 
 
 Worldly wisdom, bit SDeftftUflljeit. 
 
 - mind, Cft WGeltfinii. - man, bn« 2Cclt> 
 fiiit, ber ^eltmniiii. 
 
 IVorldly, adv. roeftfit^. 
 
 Worldly-minded, ive(tlid> 0'f<""(- 
 --roindednets, Ter ^eltfillll. 
 
 IVoriil , wurm , (nitgetf. wyrm; 
 tSOurni-, l<it. vermis) «. 1. btt ^iirin , Me 
 VRabt; cg?nturgef(l).) pf. -«, Me gunner; 
 (in engerer ©efeutuiia) a) pi. -». Me SCur 
 titer (im iiicnfrfxictjeii KBrper). b) eer ©ei 
 fcemviiriii, tie Seibeiirciiipe. 2. t a) [bei 
 i{»iiiiben] ber SDiirm ibai 3inigeii6iinb uiiter 
 ber Biinge). b) ber ^iirni (tini]ciibe itiiiii 
 tner, bie Qiial). c) ber lIDiirm (bie fflride, 
 ftiif feltfnme 9trt )ii Ijnnbelii). 3. etiu.if 
 SCiiniifiirinigc^, ©piriilftriitige*; (bohet) »i 
 pi. -», bie ®(t)r(iii6eiifliiiige , ©d)riiiibeiigei 
 winbe, bie birfrr finb, ali man (it in OdjrflU: 
 beneifen itifldjeti fnnn. b) brr ^rn^er, b<i« 
 l^rn5ei^en (|iiiii 9ttinigen eiiie* 0)eiuel)rlnu= 
 U6>\ [^>ir.l ber ^U(jeliief)et. c) [Gljeiii.] 
 bie <£d)Innflfiiro()re. 
 
 He liat got a w o r ni In hU head, f er i)at 
 eiiifii "Sjiirin iiii Iti'pfe. Hand--, bie'TOilbc, 
 8teitMii«. [getretene fflSiirm frunimt fid). 
 
 Proe. Tread on a^, and it will turn, bcr 
 
 Worm-bark, bie aBiirmriiibe (ooii 
 GeofTrea tnermin). --eat. --eaten, I. 
 nuirmilifbig; mnbeiifriigig. 2. i rounni'lithig 
 (nit, «)ert()Io6). --eaten ness, brr murni! 
 fl"<t)ige Stiftniib. --grass, bai SHJiirni: 
 flr.i#. --hole, ber ©itrmflid). — like. 
 n>iirmnl}tili<t). --powder. ba6 ^iinitpiil- 
 per. -seed, ber "Sjurmriimedu, S'twfi'' 
 fnnte; (S3ot.J ber SBiiriiifnnie. .--»hell. 
 [Jloiid)!!.] bie 2Duriiir6l)re , bai 2Diirniijf' 
 !><i:iife. --springs, «. ;>/. ©piralfefcerii d6. 
 6<l)iierfen (iiuif<f)eii belt gebcrrieiueii finer 
 ltutfd)e). — tincture, bie aDitrntfiuftur 
 
 — wood. I. ber SBerinutI); --wine, ber 
 S33etmutf)n)ein. 2. t It is - to him. e6 fniiiff 
 ll)n. - wood -fly, [Q'ntDiii.J Me 2Der< 
 uiuil^laiK. 
 
 WOR 
 
 "^IVomi, u.w.iDiiriiien (fieimfi{f) nrtgrnv 
 
 "^Vuriit, p. o. I. (^uiibe) ih>u tern 
 ■IDiirtne befreien, (ihiien) ben -IBurm nefjtneii 
 2. burtf) geljeime TOirtel nnrf) ii. nod) uerrrei 
 ben, iinteri^raben. 3. mit einem Jtiigeli\iel)i'r 
 aiiejieljfn ; niir einctii Itr.ifjcr reinigen, pn^e n ; 
 (". Worm. 3. b). 4. [>)K,ir.] To - a cable, 
 ein ^InffrttUi trenfeii, eine Xreiiftng legeii. 
 Worming. Xreii^iirnen. 
 
 Towor one's self into etc.. fid) in IC. 
 eiii|"d)(pid)eM. To worm one's self into 
 favor, fid) in Ofiinnb^ ®iinff einfd)leid>eii. 
 
 To worm out, I. mt5t)Ulcu. 2. ani- 
 Ht(i)tn, niifgrnb'it. 
 
 (They find themselves) wormed ont of 
 all power, pon rtfli*r ©fivrtlt I'crbningt. 
 
 1V<>riny, wi^rmi, adj. 1. ivurmig. 
 2. 1 irMi'd) cTteignngen ic). 
 
 "YWorn, wAm. pp. v. Wear. 
 
 1W»rnil, wur'nil, «. ber @'nger(ing. 
 
 IWorrnI, wor'ral, «. [BppI-] '«< 
 ^eine ?lrt Q'ited)fe). ['ipinrfer. 
 
 "^Vorrler, wur'riur, t. ber Qualer, 
 
 "Worry, wur'ri. (ongelf. werig, we- 
 
 rigan, werian) p. a. I. jerjerrtn, jerrei^cn, 
 
 jerjain'en. 2. qniifen, plngen. 
 
 2. Persons are often worried with care 
 
 and solicitude. Webster. 
 
 Worried with etc., gepfiigt, grciiinlt 
 IHMI 2C. Worry him out till etc., tn@ il)ni 
 feine 9?ii^e, M8 tc. To - anyone's reputa- 
 tion. JcmnnbS giitcn Xiamen perlnflern. 
 
 IVorSe, wurse, (nngtlf. waerse. 
 wyr«e) adj. (comp. 0. Bad) 1. fc^lec^ter, 
 (■d)linimer. 2. frniifer. 
 
 He is worse than nothing, et i|t mef}r 
 rd)iilMg , nW et ipertfj ifl. You are - than 
 your word , il)r ijdltct nid)t <!Dcrt. The -. 
 beilo fdjlimmer. - and -, iiimicr fctlininier. 
 The more one sickens, the — at ease lie 
 Is. je frnnfer ©incr luirb, je iinbeljnglitter ill 
 iliin. Not a hair the -, nid)t um ein S}mx 
 lucnigcr. Not the -, nid)r« beflo luenigcr, 
 frei n(Ic bem. 1 am no -. was fd)iibet niir«? 
 From bad to -, pom 5?egen in bie Iriiufe, 
 i>om ^JJiVrbe nuf ben (?fel. Am I the - for 
 it? gelte i<f)bc«megen lueniger? Ijnbe id)@d)n> 
 een brtbei? foninie id) bcSmegen fd)limmer 
 IPffl? He is never the - tor that terrible 
 fall, jener fur4)ttrlic^e {Jiift lj<ii feinen 3"' 
 ilniib nid)t ucrfd)Iimiiifrt. This etc. is - for 
 wear. bicjVr ic. \\\ biird) ben fflebnuid) rd)led)- 
 tergeiuorbcn. Thinknot the-of him lor etc., 
 btnfe tint :c. «.i(Ien niil)! rrijlimnier t'on iljm. A 
 man always thinks tlie - of a wonnn etc., 
 ein 'Wann benft ininirr bai ©djiiinmik uon 
 einer 5riin ic. Jndah was put to the - 
 before Urael. || Onba ipiirb gerd)liigfn uor 
 3frnel. He had the -, er iinrering, iog ben 
 iiiirjcrn. 
 
 "^Vurse f adv. f<t)Ud)teT, ('(tlimiiicr. 
 
 We will deal worse with thee than 
 with them, jlivirippflen bid) ba^ plagen, benn 
 jeiie. [©iiieiii frtjacen. 
 
 "YWorsef P.O. * ©inen bennd)tl)fiiigeii, 
 
 IkVurseU, wur'Kii, p. n. t t)eiiod)(l)ri< 
 ligcn. - p. n. [Oertl. pb. *J rd)lininier met-- 
 Den. 
 
 '%W(»riier, wur'sur, fiir Worse. 
 
 '%%'ur(llli|», wur'&liip, (nngfir. weorih- 
 scype) t. I. bie SCfirbe, ber 2lbcl. 2. mc 
 CS-t;re ihu^etti Sinfrl^n;. 3. tau (£'i)reutitel 
 
 WOR 
 
 gfmifTet oWgfeittirf)fr ii. fliiberer nrf)t&iiret^ 
 ^JSen'onen, bff. ber (S)ci|Tiid)eii ; lUirf) j) Youf 
 -. ©uer ippd)i«urben; &iier ©eilreiigen. 4. 
 bie 3l(^tiing, SBcreljriing , &I)rerbietiiiig; (iti 
 engerer SOcbeiitiing) bie ®pttei-ucrel)ning, 
 ber ®Dtte5bien|lj bie SSercljriing i,eine6 fiii» 
 rd)en ®ottc6). 5. (bei Siebenbfu) bie ilnt 
 betung. Shak. 
 
 As I belong to worship, (and affect in 
 honor honesty) , fo mnf)r id) e()rltcft bin :c. 
 Saving your -'s reverence, uiit '•Jie\\>ect vot 
 ener ®nrtben )U fagcn. The - of God. bie 
 33ercl)rung ©ottes. Religious -, ber ®otte4« 
 bienfl. [cost, SBilrben finb -Biirbcn. 
 
 Prop. The more worship, the more 
 
 IWorsliip, p. a. I. e-inen eljicti, 
 
 nd)ren, ^incni Gt)tt ob. 91<()tiing cri«fi|>n. 
 
 2. ehren, vtttt)ten, nnbeten. 3. anbeteii (eine 
 
 ®fli:bte). 
 
 3. With bended knees I daily — her. Carewi. 
 
 IVorsliip, J. n. niigeri" gottesbienil* 
 li<t)t ^nnbdingrn podjief^cn, nnbeten. 
 
 "^Worsltiper, wur'shjppiir, «. bcr 
 SSereljrer, 9liibeter. 
 
 Worshiper of idols, ber ®&^rnbiener. 
 
 "^Vorsllipf Ul , wur'sliipful, adj. 
 
 (id)tbnr, niigefefjen; efjrmurbig , uereljrlid), 
 l)pd)gebpren, l)pd)i»rirbig ; (pft (turf) fi od) bnr. 
 
 1Wor.«llipruIiy,wur'shipfule.a<<p. 
 tf)rerbiefig. 
 
 "W^orst, wdrst. adj. fsaperl. p. Bad; 
 I". Worse) adj. (ber, bie, bai) fd)ied)rc|le, 
 fd)litnnifie, Srgfie. 
 
 The - of men, ber fcftledjtefie Wenrrf). 
 
 llTorst, ». bai Sd)iimm(1e, "Mcrgile. 
 
 At the worst, bn* 9lerg|le nngenpnimen, 
 luenigtlen*. 1 am at the -, id) bin fcl)r iibet 
 bnrnn. The disease etc. is at the — , bif 
 KranfJjeit jc. ifl niif bai i>&d)ite geiliegen, 
 hat iljren 5?i!i()epiinft erreidjt. Tlie - is yet 
 to come, bai ©d)iitnmfle fpinnit iind). To 
 come by the -. mil <Sd)lininifleii menfoninieii. 
 Wlien the - conies to the — , ipciin e* oilfd 
 S it) I i 111 til fie fpniiiit. The - is iit first, nm 
 fangS gefjt ti am ©d)led)teflen. Do your -, 
 iiiiid)en ©ie e« fp fd)ltnini aH nuiglic^. To 
 have the - of It, mil Uebelflen bnrnn fein, 
 Ben jti'iricrn jiifjen. To make the - of etc., 
 biird)aii5 perberben. Be armed against the 
 -, f)nlte birf) niifS ©d)(inimflc gefngt. 
 
 Prov. The best things are - come by, 
 gilt t»iiig luifl 2DeiIe f)aben. (befitgeit. 
 
 IWorstfP. a. ribermnlfigen , fd)Ingon, 
 
 To be worsted, btfirgt roerben, ben 
 Surjeni jie()cn. 
 
 IVur.sfed, wi'rs'tid.) (p. nprm. 
 
 Wasted, wust id, ^ worstetz; pb. 
 einer ©tabt biefe^ tJimnenS) «. bai rooflcne 
 (i)arii, bie gefppiinene ^Bofle. 
 
 '%l''f»r)ited, adj. aui ^aiiiintvp((t gc 
 fertigt, luofleii, 'JGoflen . . . 
 
 Worsted manufacturer, ber SaSpflen^ 
 ipcber. - articles, 2CofIempiiaren. - stock- 
 ings, (geipfbte, geflrirfte) lupdeiie ©tri'impfe. 
 - stuffs, 2Cpf(enjciige. - needles, ©tppft 
 iiiibtln. 
 
 IVorf , wurt, (nngelf. wyrt ; «Bur j) *. 
 1. (inei|leii$ pb. nur in 3ii|niiiineiifet(iinge;i) 
 bie 2Diirj, bai jtrnut; j. 58. Mug- wort, 
 liver -wort etc. 2. bai firmit, ber ltpl}l. 
 3- (p.5[Diirje> [Sierbr.] bicSDurje (bafi np(<> 
 nitpt gel;ppfte u. upcJ) ni(t)t gegptjrene Sitr) 
 
1114 F&te, far, fall, fat. M*, met. Fine, fin. NA, move. n6r. sot. 6il. rlifld. Tiibe, lib, ffill. tAln, TFlf*. 
 
 WOR 
 
 Wort-pump, [S5ier6r.] bie ?0?cif(ft« 
 ptimpe. 
 
 IW^ortli, wurtA, ntS @tibfif6e in JOrt«< 
 namcn =r $of, Weicret, (ob. nud)) giirt, 
 ©trnge. [werbeii, feiii. 
 
 'VW^orth, (nii<)e(f. weortlmn) v. n. ♦ 
 
 Woe worth the man! (b. f). woe be to 
 the man) Ktije bem ?D?nnne! Woe - the 
 day! (b. f). woe be to the day) i»el)e bcm 
 Xngc! (nur in biefcn ii. <iljnlic^cn ?pl;rnfen 
 foiiimt bn« ^Kort nod) uor). 
 
 lM''ortli , (nngcir. weorih, wurth, 
 wyrth; rocrtl)) adj. I. lucrtf) (eincn ®i'ib> 
 iwrtl) yon K. (jnbenb). 2. wcrti) , lufirbifl. 
 3. im SSerni&gen Ijnbenb. To be -, \)abe\\, 
 im SBfrtuBgcn ^nben. 
 
 To be worth, wevtf) fein , auf jc. ju 
 (tefjen fomnicn. — a dollar, eincn DofKir 
 B?trrt). (If your arguments produce no 
 eonviction) , they are — nothing to nie, fo 
 fjnbtn fie fiir mid) feinen SCcrtI). iHis testi- 
 nony) i« counted nothing -, ivirb fiir nid)t# 
 flrtcd)net. -reading, (cfcn^iutrtf). - preseiv 
 Ing, bc6 e-r()nlten* lucrtl) ob. luurbin. - 
 aiking, frnfleu6iuertt). -while, ber 9)crif)c 
 wert^. It is -while to etc.. (6 i|l ber SS)h'\\K 
 ttiertf), bng nmn ic. It is not - your labor. 
 or your while, e& iff niif)t ber ?Dii'il}e wertl). 
 To reign is — ambition, (though in hell), 
 JU rrflicren, i(l ie6 Ghrgr ijc6 jvilrbig- Milton. 
 A niiin — a hundred thouKand dollars, cili 
 Wann, ber f)nnbert tnufenb Dofint im 95cr. 
 nicgen l}nt. She is - four thousand a year- 
 fie hnt ein irthrlid)e8 G-inrommen I'on uier^ 
 trtiifenb ^r'unb ®rcrliti<), fte i)at oiertniifenb 
 ipfiiiib ©tcrling )Vil)rlid)ce ©infommen, jiiljr: 
 Iid)e ©inftniftf. (Waldan) is - to me etc., 
 ttitint mir JC. ein. [2Cfrth, tai 93crbifn(t. 
 
 IVortli, *. 1. ber SBcrtfj. 2. i ber 
 
 A man or magissfrale of great -, ein fel)r 
 DerbirnflooKer ?P?niiii ob. Xseiimter. 
 
 'Wurtllily, wur'THele, adv. 1. 
 + luilrbig, nnflcmefTen, fof) niif cineainferer 
 ©ebiirt u.) luijrbige SBeife. Rav. 2. nnd) 
 aCutben, nnd) iSerbienil. 3. iut'I;l (aercii)t, 
 nid)t o()ne Urfndje). 
 
 3. I affirm that some may very w o r t h 1 1 y 
 ( deserve to be hated. South. 
 
 You worthily succeed not only to the 
 (honors of yoiir ancestors, but aUo to tlieir 
 virtues), i()r feib eiti wilrbiger 9irtd)folger 
 nidrt ntir in ben te. 
 
 IWorthiness, wur'TH^nlt, «. I. 
 bie ^aji'irfigreit (ciiier ^crion ob. ©nd)c). 
 2. ber SaSerff) (finer 'Sperfon). 
 
 'Worthless, wurt/tlls, adj. 1. 
 n)ertf)(o*; nniuurblg. 2. nidjtiiuurblfl (otjne 
 fttt(id)en SBerff)). 
 
 m'^ortlilessness , wurt/i'llsnls , 
 f. 1. bie Univrirbiflffit. 2. 6cr llniwert^. 
 
 ■Worthy, wur'THe, adj. I. luurbig, 
 wertb; (of) (De« ©jeptcrS, (Seiflei ic.) milr. 
 big. 2. luilrbig, fd)(i(36ar, ocrbienfloofl ; (nncft 
 f) treffliib. 3. n"il)mlid>, oprbirnflooH, ebcl, 
 tugenbfjaft, nnd)n^mun(jfivi'irMg. 
 
 Worthiest of blood, [DfcdjtfiVr.] ^b' 
 rtmmitnge, (n. oor)ngfi«eife) €M)iie, mnnn« 
 lid)e (Srbftt. - of reward. 6f(ol)iienfiufrt(). 
 
 1Vf»rthy, ». ber bfrilljmre, nufgn 
 jfid'iiere ■O^viiin ; (t>fi".) p^ Worthies, tie 
 ten'ihnitPii wrinner, S?dten [iTijcl'i-n. 
 
 Worth) , V. a. i ttu'irbig niiidjen, 
 
 WRA 
 
 Wot, wot, (f. Weet) c.n. * nji([en 
 
 '%Wud, 'I praef.u. Will, f.b 
 
 '^Woulding' , wud'ing, «. f bn£ 
 ^>o(len, Dte 3?i'igniig. [Wind 
 
 W^Ound, wound, praet. U. pp. 
 
 ^Vound, wound. (ii:d) wudiid, (on 
 geir. wund; a33iiiibe) *. 1. bie SCunbe. 2. i 
 bie SBniibe, SBerlefjnng. 
 
 To give one a wound, Ginen oern)un> 
 ben. A — given to credit or repuiution, 
 cine bcm itreSit ob. 3?iifc gcrd)lngene 2Bnnbe. 
 Love--, bie ipcrjcnSiuiinbe. 
 
 Wonnd-wort. l<\i 2Bnnbfrnut. 
 
 ^M'^€)und, 0. a. 1. i>cnuunben, uer. 
 It'i)eii. 2. i Bcrrciinben, oerle^eii. 
 
 To wound to the soul, to the (very) 
 quick, niif Cia6 ®d)mfr}lt(^|le iienuiiiibcn. 
 He wounded me to death, er I'criUUllbeti 
 nnd) liiif'tlic^. 
 
 Tl'ouiider, wooud'ir, «. &iner. 
 Ccr oermiiiiber, i>erlffjt. 
 
 'Vt^oitiidily, w^un'dele. adv. 6 |'cl)r, 
 nngclicner, geiunltig. [iScrimiiibiiiiii 
 
 '%%'ouiidiiig', wounding, 4. bie 
 
 '%l'oit»(13ess, wuund'lcs, adj. nil; 
 ucriinniDet, oljiic ^^nii&cn. 
 
 The wou n dl ess air, bie f)eile Sllft, 
 
 ll^ouiidy, wuuo'de, adj. nngc: 
 l)eurr, gcu'dirig, nnficrLirCenrlid), iniid)tig. 
 
 Wove, wove, praet. 11. bitXV. pp. V. 
 Wr a V e. 
 
 ■^^'oven, wo'vn, pp. u. Weave. 
 
 'Wo'^v, wou, (lunu) V. n. (luie ein 
 ipnnn) befh-n. [i5>iiii[)e nacbiifjnit) ivnii. 
 
 "^Vow, (ein £nnt, ber im SBeUen ber 
 
 __r > t fur Waxed. 
 
 ^Voxeii,^ 
 
 '%1'rack, rak.)*.[55ct.] bcrtnng, ©ee; 
 
 ■UVreck, rek.J tniig, 533rt(ycrricmen. 
 
 '%%'rttck n. to W'rack, f. Wreck. 
 
 IV^raiu-boIt, ran' -bolt, I'. Wring 
 bolt. 
 
 IVrang-le, rSng'gl, (u. wring ; f<ij\x>. 
 viaiiga) V. n. (niit for, urn) jnnfeii, (jaDem, 
 (Ireitcn; (on) flreitcn (uber). [luirfcln. 
 
 '%1'raiig-le , ». a. + in 3<\nt oer> 
 
 ■^^raug-le , «. ber 3'mf/ .^iiBcr, 
 ©treit, bie ©tn-itigfcit. 
 
 IWrniig^Ier, rlng'glur, «. 1. ber 
 3aiifer. 2. Ccr SCi'rtfniiipfer. 
 
 Wranglers, llliiii'erf. 0. Gninbribgc] 
 ^te (onuiil)iiI. jtu&If) gcrd)irfte|lcn, jnr 65rn: 
 bniriing erlefeiien ©tiibenren. 
 
 °ll''rttll|^Iesoine, rang'glsum, adj. 
 jnnfii'd), |lrciPiiirf)rig. [^ii-bern, 3iinfeii. 
 
 IVraiig-lin^, rang'gling, «. iai 
 
 ^Vrup, rap. (iienv. mit warp; bnii. 
 
 wraffla) )>rnet. ll. pp. wrapped ob. wrapt, 
 
 «. a. 1. luirfcln ; (together) Jtirnitnnciliuif» 
 
 fiin. 2. (Pft mit up) (in ein Xw&i jc.) luif. 
 
 fcln, finivirfeln, f)rinen, eini)nfUn. 3. 1 I^iIIj 
 
 Jen, einlji'iffcn. 
 
 3. Tilings reflectsd on in gross and fran- 
 
 sienlly, are thought tu be wrapt in 
 
 impenetrable obscurity. Locke. 
 
 Truth wrapt In tales. Wfbster. 
 
 To wrap in, einrd)liigen, rinniicfcin. 
 
 To wrap up. 1. iiurfcln, einioirfflii, iim< 
 mirfi-lii , eiiifdjliigcn , eiii!)iiflcn. 2. J a) (in) 
 ocnuirfflit; eiiil;iitlen (in;, b; \i\\\t\\, jnfnm. 
 meiifoiTcn. 
 
 WRE 
 
 ' (Leonflne's young wife), in whom all 
 his happiness was wrapt up, 6ie fein 
 gnnjed OXi'id an^mnd)te. And to wrap up 
 all in one word, unc um Med ill ein 2Bort 
 ju tnffcn. 
 
 "Wrap, (fur Rap) v. a. I. entriicfen. 
 2. cntjiirfen, l)inreigen. 
 
 Wrapped, (fl. Ra pt), entjnrft. Wrap, 
 ped with his joy, oor grenbe nnger fid). 
 (Wlien St. Paul) was wrapped up into 
 the third heaven, in ben britten $imme( 
 ciitri'icft luurbe. To be wrapped up with 
 any one, o in ffineii ueriinrrt fein. 
 
 W^rapper, rappur, t. l. ber G-tn» 
 mirfier, ©iiicr, tcr Qnwi einmlrfclt. 2. 
 3l(Ied, iva^ jiim (S'iiiiuirfclii bient; (Pal).) fcte 
 5?iir(e, ber Unird)l.ig, Ikberjug, Umljiing, 
 bn« ajirfcltnd), $(i(frud), Umriti'iflctiid), bie 
 ipiKflcinionnb; ber meire ■>))iiintel; ba* iui>I> 
 lene 3fug jiir 58ebfrfniig filr gicgfrinncn. 
 
 AVrappers, [SanPeij bieDicfbliuier jnm 
 lltnipinnen ttx Gignrren. 
 
 Wrapping-, rap'plng, adj. jum 
 (J-iim)i(fclii Pieiilid). 
 
 Wrapping paper, ti\i ^J5(l(fpiipier. 
 
 IVrap-ritscal , lap'-ra^kai, t. cer 
 Uebcrn.irt. 
 
 IWrass, ras,^ t. [3d)t().] tie g)?cer. 
 
 IVrasse, ^ fdjleie (Tinea niaiina). 
 
 "^Wratll, Toih, rai/j, (inigel)". wrath, 
 wraeth) *. ber 3i>ni . PJrinun. 
 
 '%VratIlful, rot/rful. rat^ful. adj. 
 I. jornig, grimmig. 2. (3i^rn, OJvimtn nu«» 
 brurtcnb, biuuni Ijerfommcnb) griiiiinig. 
 
 ■^Vrathfully, rot/t'tule, rai/i'lule, 
 adv. jorntg, grimmig. 
 
 "YWrathf ulucss , rotA'fulnIs, 
 rai/i'fulnes s. ber (^Jriiiim. 
 
 IWrathleSS, rot/i'lls, raiA'lls, adj. 
 iiid)t jornig, iiid)t grimmig, ol)nc 3orn, oljne 
 (Srimm. [ntg, grimmig. 
 
 "^Vrathy, roift'i, raiA'e, adj. ([ jor» 
 
 W'ravvl, riwi, (fd)iv. vrtla) s. >i. f 
 mid lien (o. jln^en). 
 
 Wreak, reke, (nngelf. wraecan, 
 wraeccan; rnd)eil ) ' praet wroke; pp. 
 wroke, wroken, ii. a, 1.* rnd)cn (upon, an). 
 
 2. I nnSilben. 
 
 To wreak vengeance on an enemy. Oil 
 einem Seinbe 9?(id)e nuSi'ibcii. To - one's 
 anger (ob. one's rage) upon any one. fei< 
 lieu ^ox\\ (in ©inem nu^Inffcn, feinen *)7?utf) 
 ob. fein '5)?nt()d)cn nn G-incm fi"il)lcn. To — 
 his hunger on etc., nin feinen .^linger nn 
 le. )U bcfriebigen. 
 
 IVreak, uerb. fiir Re«k. Shjik. 
 
 "YVreak, «. • l. bie 9?.id><. 2. bie 
 l)eftige (iJemut^^benieguug; b«r Slnfafl Don 
 3orn, bie fflSuff). [nn k. 
 
 Take wreak on etc.,* niium ilCnd)e 
 
 IWreakful, rekeful, adj. rnd)fud)« 
 fig; jL^riiig. Shak. [Shak. 
 
 Wreakf u 1 vengeance, grimmige 9{nrt)e. 
 
 IVreakless , rekells , adj. f. 
 R e c k I e .« s. 
 
 '%%'reath, r^h, pb. rcTHe, (nngclf. 
 wraeth. wreotli) t. I. (ftlunS (3)cbre^te6 09 
 (JJfiDunbeiifi) bnS Wciviube, bie 9io(Ie, flt» 
 lonubciie 9Irf>cir; Jlcdjre, eo(fe. 2. (in en« 
 gcrcr 5?ebputiing) ber.Rrnn} (o.iBlunien ic.). 
 
 3. [9(ntitrg.1 a) pi. -s , bie SDinbungnM 
 (tiuet Sc^uerff). b) bie g»onb|"<<>ne(f«. 
 
F&te. far. fAlI. fat. M4. met. Fine, f'n. N6,m6ve, nir, got, 8il. cl66d. TAbe. tub. ffill. ih'in. TH1«. 1115 
 
 WRE 
 
 €rf)rnu6f. 4. [^TDnibnirpr.l bet SSilrjfl 
 (@«fii»iini 1(6 ^«tl^ell ©d)iutine6). 
 
 Wreaths of tii'ow, SBillCme^tn. (Let 
 altars tnioke, and ricliest guiim, and in- 
 ceiite ) roll their fragrant — t (o heaven. 
 i»)ri' fuB DtifteiiDen ^olfeii fleii £iiiiimel luir; 
 tt\n. Vicioriou» -«. ©ie(je«franie. 
 
 '%'l^reatll, reTHe, praet. wreathed; 
 pp wreathed, wreathen , v. a. I. winbcw, 
 (lfrt)ten ; frntiferii, iDctcii. 2. iinjJtdjteu. 3. 
 trniiif". btfranjfit. 4. iimfrniijen. 
 
 Wreathed, wreathen. gnviinbrii, 
 ()ef1r(t)teii. His wreathed .-irnis, feiiir oer- 
 (djrnilften 9lrnif. To -a garland of flowers, 
 (Uieii 35111 (II en ft a 11} iviiiCrn. He rolU and 
 — s his shining body round, -f er ruUt llllO 
 »fr^rcht itititu glniijenten SDrper. 
 
 °%V^reatli, v. n. in eiiiaiiCer verrc^iiiti: 
 gen, vrrflixtten leiii. 
 
 A bower of wreathing trees, rinr 
 £<tiibe vi)n ^iitiien, fie in einniiDer uer 
 fd)iiiii(ieii fill^. 
 
 ^%'reatliy, ri'THi, adj. I. (jftBuli. 
 bell, lVl)Me(feii|urmifl. 2. befrnnjt. 
 
 "Wreck, reli, (bnn. vrag; SDrnrf; 
 Alljrirlf. wraec, wraeeca ) «. 1. Der ®rf)i|T 
 briid). 2. i tie 3'rfli>r""fl- bai 95l•r^erbl'n. 
 ber Ilntergiinti. 3. tai (ub. ben SBrnrf , bif 
 Irummer, 6rt)iff*triimiiifr; (bnfjer uberlj.) 
 iriiiiimer; tided, ma6 niif bent Wfere Ijer: 
 unirreibt, ©eetni'ten; toftt , nbdeftorbeiii- 
 uiioerfiuilte (StflSilenflcl, ofrgcilorbeiie* ftr.i? 
 Cb. lliifraiit. 4. f. Sea- wrack. 5. [yjit. 
 tnriiirfl.) ta& OJefiiQ, in bein Orje )iiiii brit 
 ten "Will fleiBftft^en merben. 6. - (I. Wreak; 
 f. a\xd) Rack. 
 
 To suffer wreck, @d>iff6rii((> (eibeii. 
 To go to -, ju Iruaiinern fle^eii, ju ©niiibe 
 «e<>en. 
 
 Wreek-free. [9?ect)tffj)r.] bemStrnnb- 
 rrd)re iii(t)t iiiicertuorfeii. -.pipe, bie 
 Cl}rii(f''!l5ipe. 
 
 11>eck, t>. »i. ? u. 1 ©Aiffbnicft Iri- 
 tin, i'd)fiteni, jeri'djrittrn, flu itiippeii jcr 
 fdjenen. 
 
 Wreck, v. a. i. butd) €cf>tffbrii(ft ju 
 ©riiiibe ricttt". lerrcfteitrrn, nil filippeii jer 
 (Aitiltn, jfn(()eflerii, jeritumtiierii. 2. t jer^ 
 (loren, jii fflruiibe rid)ten. S.ffi'ir Wreak 
 Wrecked, (je ffbeitert , (jeilranbet. Tin- 
 ■hip etc. was wrecked on a rock, bar 
 ©d)iff fdjeitcrte nil eiiieiii Selfeii. Wreck 
 ed goods, aijrnrfgiit, ©trnnbgtit. They - 
 themselves, they - their own fortuoes, fir 
 tidjtdi firt) feibfl ill ejriiijbe. 
 
 Wrecker, lek'ur, «. bet SJtncfer, 
 €trntit>fr, Stritnbbicb. 
 
 "W^reckful, rlk'ful. ad}. I. (S(t)iff 
 
 brii(f)i'errtiilii|7ciib. 2. f jeriloreiib, rerberblicf). 
 
 \%'reilT ren, (niiiieir. wrenna; ir. 
 
 drean> $. [ Oniitl).) Itt ^auntbniti , 3rtu'i= 
 
 fdidipfer, ®(f)iifefoiii(]. 
 
 Yellow, willow, green wren, ber finil 
 fer, fficibenieifig, iinoffr&"te 3<niiif&"'3- 
 
 "ll'reiicli, relish, (reiifeii) v. a. 1. 
 befiig breheii, iviiibeii, riiigen, yttftw. rei^eii; 
 (from any one) (S'iiu'iii entiuiiibeii, etit 
 teigeii; (out) i)ernii£rei@t-ii. 2. ucrbrel)rii 
 perilAiid)cii , pcrreiifeii; (against; verilati 
 Itieii (nil). 
 
 To wrench a sword from another's 
 hutd, (^itietn tin ©c^ivert au6 ber ^niir 
 
 WKE 
 
 reigen, (^inetn ein ©rf)iv'ert entmiiiben, tnU 
 rrigfii. To - open, nnfrciiiirn, nufipreitgeii. 
 (They thought by that means) to — him lo 
 their other desires, iljre Olibcreii "ilDfliil'Af 
 i<Dti ii}m )u eriiviiigeii. W r e n c h i n g-i r o n. 
 bii* 93red)ei|Vn 
 
 '%l''renclt, *. I. ber (l)eftlge) 3iig. 
 9?iirf, dii^. 2. bieSerbrrhniig, SSfrftniicbimg, 
 aSerrenfung. 3. ber ©rt)rniibeiibri'l)er. 4. t 
 Pn« 3i«'iiig^niittel. Bacos. 5. * pi. -es. 
 iBiTiuniibe. 
 
 Vl'^rest , rest, (niigflf. wraestan; 
 reiBfii) V. a. 1. riiigeii, rriBen, ivinbrii, jers 
 ri'ii ; (.from any one) C"iiieni eiitreiBCii, eiiit 
 iiiiiibeii. 2. pertreljeii. 3. i iicrbrel)eii (ben 
 Sinn eiiicr Stffle ic). 4. « breljeii , |'ii)rrtii- 
 ben 11. bnbiirct) iliMiiiien (ein i.i)iiiiierf,)eiig). 
 I. But fate has wrested the confession 
 from nie. Addisom. 
 
 To wrest from another's hands, ^i- 
 monii ^niiben eiitringen, (S'ineni nii6 ben 
 Jianbeii riiigcii, ©inrtii eiiiipliiben. (Tlie 
 enemy made a great effort), and wrested 
 the victory from our hands, ii. entrtg lllld 
 Den ©teg. - once the law to your author- 
 ity, brel)et elnninl ia6 &e\t^ nnd) eiireni 
 •JlntVhrn. Shak. 
 
 ■%%^res*-, «. I. bneSrrren, e-rprefTcii, 
 bie 2>ecDrrl;uiig, ®eii)nlt, bie niiin &tiua6 
 iiiittjiit. 2. t bie (bei eiueiii ©toge :c. on: 
 geiprttibte) ®eipnlt, ilrnft. 3. (nnd) t) «in 
 ^iCcrfjeiig jiini ©tiinnieii eiiieo Zeniuerfjeiu 
 geS, ber ©itiiinil)ninmet. 4. bie ©(igefeiU. 5. 
 unri(t)fig (ilr Wrist. 
 
 Antenor is such a wrest in (their af- 
 fairs, that et«.), t Sliitenor flibt in ic. fo 
 Den Inn nn jc. 
 
 "Wrester, rist'ur, «. I. (Siner, ber 
 \iti)t, rei^r, ivinbtt, cinem ^Inbrrii Qi. 
 \v<\& entipinbct, entrcigt; (S'iiicr, ber Grmnf 
 perbrel)!, ber S3erCrcl)er. 2. f Qiutt, itt fid) 
 fined 2i5erficiige6 juiii ©rininieii eiiied Ipii: 
 luerfjfiigeo bcbient. 
 
 '%%'^reMtle, res'sl, (nngelf. wraesilan, 
 wrazlian) v. n. I. ringrn; fiimpien; (for. 
 iini) fid) bnlgen. 2. l (with) fiiniptfii (niit), 
 iiiifiimpfen (gegcn) , befninpfen; (against) 
 fnnu'feii (nut). 
 
 Wrtstling-place, ber 3{iiig(eipln(), 
 finnipfpln^. A coat was wrestled for. 
 iiiiiii bnlgte firt) uni eiiien Piocf. 
 
 HWreKtle, »• a. f tin DJingcn iiber^ 
 irnltigt-n, bejlegen. 
 
 "IWrestler, ris'lur, *. ber Sfingcr, 
 Jtiimpffr, SDertfnmpfer, -Jlrhlet; Solger. 
 
 '^VrestliiiJi;', res'lmg, ». bad 9iin; 
 gen; fiiimptcn; 2Jnlgfn. 
 
 "^Vretcll, retsli, (nngclf. wraeeca) t. 
 I. ber elcnbe (iingli"icflid)e, bebniieriidim'ir: 
 fige) ^Tlcnfd). 2. ber elcnbe, iiid)r^iunrMge 
 ■TOrnfd), (5-lcnbe, Sump, ©d)ntt, ®d)urfe, 
 ^2gid)t. 3. t ber In^pf, ®d)tlni, leuicl. 4. 
 iuebfi>reiiber SDSciio ber Ouiige, iterl. 
 
 Poor wretch, ber (J'U-iibe; nrnic ©c^cint 
 nb. Iri'pf. A couiemptibla -, cin crbiirnii 
 lidjer SBidjt. 
 
 Wretch -cock, i bie erbamilicfte 
 itrentiir. 
 
 Wretclied, retsli'ed. adj. 1. elf lib. 
 erbiiruilid), jnniiiu-riid) , nrimViin. 2. riene, 
 nnairi(flitft. 3. cirnb, befriibt, tmnrtij. 4. 
 clenb, \<i)Uit)t, pern(t)tii(J>, uic^jrsipurbifl. 
 
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 The w r e t c h e d , bie llngliirf litfcen. - in- 
 gratitude, o6rrf)eiilid)e Unbnnfbnrfeit. A- 
 poem, ein erbarinlirticd ®efid)t. 
 
 ^Vretcliedly, rltshedle, adv. I. 
 flenb, uiii]li'i(fli(^. 2. eleiib, rd)led)t, Inmpig, 
 rd)OfVl, |"d)nirig, crbnnnlid), jninnierlid). 
 
 To live w re tc h e dl y , eltnb Icbcn. 
 
 '^W^retcliedneSS, retsh'ednes, t. 
 I. bn« (yieiib. 2. bie Oninnierlic^feit, Qu 
 bnrinlid)feit, 2lrin|"eligfeit. 
 
 They are brouglit down to extreme 
 wretchedness, (ie fd)mad)ten ini bitter* 
 |lcn (flenb. 
 
 Wretcliles.<( , ) ^ ^^ ,. 
 
 Wre*cl.les«ues«, S '"^"" f"" 
 
 Reckless, Recklessness. 
 
 ^Vrijf, lig. V. a. + fur Wriggle 
 
 "%Vri«-gle, riggl, (w. rhuglaw; hpff. 
 wriggeleu, wrikken) t>. n. fll) Ijm llllb t)et 
 bewegen, l)in unb Ijer ri'itfcn, fid) luinbeii, 
 fid) fruniincn, fid) luiilien, fid) fd)l(ingcln. 
 
 (If sheep or thy lamb) fall a-wrig> 
 g I i n g with tail, nnfniigeii init beiii ©d)iuniije 
 ill ntebelll. To keep in the line marked to 
 be sawn, without wriggling on eitlier 
 side , nnf ber iuin Dnrd)ragen bejeid)neteii 
 Siiiic bifibcn, pljiie baoon nbjiifpninieii. Tht 
 quick wrigglings up and down of pis> 
 mires, ba£ (^)eiuii)iiiiel ber iUnieifcii. 
 
 Wi'ri|;rerle, i>. a. ^iii unb t)tt biegenb 
 ippl)in briiigcn. 
 
 To w riggle int o. f)ineiiiiuinben. Tlie 
 I'ox made a hard shift to wriggle hia 
 body into (a hen-roost), ber ^li(t)i l)iUte 
 uiele 'i)7{fil)e, fict in :c. i)iiieiiiitiiviiibeii. To 
 wriggle one's self into any one's favofj 
 fid) bei &ineni in &unH fe^eii. 
 
 To wriggle out, lodiuiiiben, t)trmit 
 ipliiDen, lodnngcn. [belub. 
 
 "IWriiKg-le, adj. birgfnni, gcleiif, i»e« 
 
 ^^'rig-jjier , rig'gliir, t. (iwet, bet 
 fid) l)in II. l)er beiuegt, ber l)in ii. l)er riirft. 
 
 "YlTriji^^Itt , lite, (nngelf. wry.hta; von 
 work) t. (leijr inei|1ein5 in S'lfamnieiife^iin* 
 gen) bet 51rbeiier,..^iinbiuerfer; 3i"""er« 
 niniiii. [felii. 2. frnnipiln C^oile ic). 
 
 "W^rilliple, riin pi, V. a. J- I. frtUK 
 
 'HWrillg', ring, (nngclf. wringan; rim 
 geil) praet. ii. pp. wringed u. wrung, v. a^ 
 1. mit ^eftigfeit (ini ^reifo ^eniinbrfl;fn, 
 uiiibrel)en, brcljen, luinbcn^ ringeii; (bnljer) 
 niidiuinbeii, nudringeii ( aEiifc^e ic); (bie 
 ;pnnbe) ringen. 2. uerDreljen; [-)J?nr.] to - 
 a mast, einen 'SKail bnrd) jn ilnrfed ^nfet^en 
 ber 2Cnnbrniie friinun niad)en. 3. i perbre» 
 l)en. 4. trurfen , pviffen. 5. i a) « brrirfcii. 
 
 b) bructen, innrtern, giinlen (bie ©eele :c^). 
 
 c) (Gineii) bebrucfeu- 6. [';}7tnr.J bie ($laii< 
 fen) nntreibcn. 
 
 3. How dare these men thus wring the 
 
 Scriptures? Whitgifte. 
 
 5. a) If he had not been too much grieved 
 
 and wrung by an uneasy and strait 
 
 fortune. Ci.AnEnDoK. 
 
 The king began to find where his shoe did 
 
 wring him. Bacok. 
 
 To wring the neck of a bird, eilieiu 
 
 SSpgel ben ^nld iinifreljeii. Wringing of 
 
 the guts, bno ^iiiid)griaii!ieii, Scibi"d>iieibeii. 
 
 To - the body in pain, fid) I't'r ©d)nifr4 
 
 ivillben. (This bed is so very hard) that it 
 
 -s me, bnp mit ber ?tu(fen bnupu tvelje tljut. 
 
1116 Fate. far. faU. fat. M^. ttiPf. Fine. fin. NA. move. n^r. got. 5il. r]hnA. Ti^he. tiih. fi^M. thin. THi«. 
 
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 Wringing of the conscience, Me ®en>iO 
 ftusoiiflft. le-inem erpreffen. 
 
 To wring from, (S-ineni ciitreigcii; Don 
 
 To wring off, (l66rcl)en. 
 
 To wring out, I. nii^prefTcn, f)ftnuf« 
 preiicn, nii«6n'i(fcn, Ijernu^Bnirfen , niiSriiK 
 flcn. 2, niiSringeti, nii«iuin6eii ('33rt|"cf)e ic). 
 
 To wring water o u t o f etc. , 33a(Tct 
 miS K. trucfen, I)er(\ii5brucfeu, aufriiigcii. 
 
 IVring-, V. n. [id) (uor 2liioil tc.) roiiis 
 ttii, fi<b fviiimncu. 
 
 'Vt^ring-, s. bie SBirfuitg be« Stiimmere. 
 
 The tears and wrings ofa disconsolate 
 mourner, bie XMnen unb 9Iii«brri(f)e bcf 
 ^unuiifrS bei einem troflloreii Scibtrngeiibcii. 
 
 11^ring--boIt, ring'-bolt, «. [<5Knr.] 
 eifl 9{ingbotjeu tnit eiiiein Splint iuni 9ln» 
 treibeii ber ?p(niifen. 
 
 '^I'^ringrer^ r'ng'ur, «. ©iner, t>er 
 wiiibrt, nii#riiint, flU^tuinbct, bcr 9Iu6rinner. 
 
 IVring^ingT) ringing, «. bn6 t)re« 
 i)ti\, aSiiibcn, aiiiSiuinben ic. 
 
 W ringing-mac bine, [bel StDonP^nt! 
 ntcrnj bie 2Bnr(1)6nMr. --pole, [SJnrb.) 
 bn« 5?'"ii'<ieifen, tOSringeifen. 
 
 ^l^riiiffle-tail, rlng'gl-file, *. bie 
 IKiieiiiricff, ^ferbeptent- 
 
 IW^rinff-sfave-1, rTng'-st4vz, t.pl. 
 I'Wiar.] €paffti, bie burd) Ben *J{ing be6 
 9?iiigbo(jen niiteinfiii ©ptiiit geilecftiuerben, 
 um bir ^^(iinfen ntijiitreiben. 
 
 'Wrinkle, ringk'kl, (nngdf. wrincle) 
 r. a. I. nnijcin (bie ©tirn ic.) , in 5n(teu 
 |ief)eii; runipfen. 't. riinjeln (rniil) ii. uneben 
 mnd)Eii). MaxoK. 
 
 Wrinkled, jjeniiijett, riinjelig ; g«' 
 w'lmpft (u. fier STnfe). A wrinkled leaf, 
 I5)Dt.] ein nmjelifies ©intt. To -up the 
 nose, bie ^Jinfe n'iiiipfcn. [|'(l)Iagen. 
 
 tVriiikle, v. «. fid) nnijeln, 'J.ilteii 
 
 IVrinkle, <■ I. bie ^Jdnuel, ^aite 
 dm ®efirf)te k.); (im Xiid)t) bie Sfuiiiel. 2. 
 bie ?{iinjel (9?aiil,ugfeit, Uiiebcnljeit, rfluhe 
 ©tcllt). Uryupn. 3. bie 9Jieccrd)ne(fe. 
 
 IVrlst, rist, (ntigelf. W.) s. ba6^<iiib. 
 (jelenf, gaiiflgelenf, bie ^nntiuiirjfl. S'lufl 
 
 Bridle-wrist, [9{eitf.l bie liiifc gaiift- 
 --band, t>a6 'ipteifi , ^rei6£^eii (nn -^eiii! 
 beni. 
 
 '%Vrit, rit, f praet. 0. Write. 
 
 "YWrit, (u. write) *. I. bie ®(1>rift ibt> 
 fpiiber* bie htilige ©(f)rift). 2. I (S'ngl. imb 
 9{orDiini.J bee («rri(t)t66rtef)l , SBrit, jeccr 
 fd)tifrli(f)e 95etrl)l Dte itoiiig* ob. elneg Wcs 
 tict)t6f)rfe« , u. (ill 9JiTb(iineeifa mid)) jfieC- 
 einjetnen diidfteti uB. jJrieBcu^ridjrrrS; (in 
 engercr JBcBciitiiiig) a) brr 23i.^rlnbiiiig*bcfclil, 
 lBorIrtDuMfl6iertel, Bie (Eitotion. ti) Bie Khige: 
 fd)rift, Itlnge, 9{rd)rfrirtge, bu* Sit^ffl. c) - 
 of capiaii. Bet SBerljaftfbrfeht, itnpriirbefehl 
 
 d) — of execution, ber aSell5iff)iiiifl6befcl)I 
 
 e) - of assiiitaiice , Bet S8erd)liigfl)efehl niif 
 iHiiicrjpflte SKiuiren. f ) - of distiiugas , ). 
 Distringas, g) bet 2I3n()lbtfct)l. 
 
 Holy writ, sacred — , Bit Ijeilige @d)rift. 
 An original — , [3{fd)tf)pr.] cm iBefcM, Ben 
 tiinn I'cm JfniijieigiTid)te (luemirft, uin 3e. 
 tnaiib belniigen jti foiiiien. A judicial -, 
 {9iCed)t6rpr.) ein 55efi'l)l, ber vcn bun Dbet. 
 ticDter bt6 ®erid)rfi)Pfc6, ber ifjn eriii0t, niie: 
 grjertigt ift. - of faUe judgment, ( 9fed)ts. 
 f^r.j rin etiangtrr S3efet;l, cer dm ^Jl|)pellr.> 
 
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 ficnefnlfe) bn6 tid)terrtd)e <5rfennfniS fefbft 
 nngreift. Real -s, [gjec^t^ipr.] fflerid)tS6c= 
 feljle, bie aiif Ben SSefitj i>b. t)a6 eigent()iim 
 aSfJug t)abtl\. Personal -« , [ 9?ed)C^|pr.] 
 (?5etid)t^befcl)(e, Bie beiucg(id)e Outer n. per: 
 fi!Mi(id)e 95eleibigiiiigcii betreffen. [felig. 
 
 ^Vritative, rJtativ. adj. + fc^rcib: 
 \l''rite, rite, (niigclf. writan, awri- 
 tan, gewritan) praet. wrote; pp. writ, 
 written , * wrote , ». n. 1, fdjreibcn. 
 
 2. frt)reiben ( ®d)riftilencr fein). 3. (in 
 ber <5-igeiifd)nft nI6 ©ffretnr ic.) fdjreiben. 
 4. fdjreiben (feiiie (Sebanfen niif eine gciuiiTe 
 31rt nii5Briicten). 5. (on, libet; of, wxi) 
 rd)rei6en (in Siid)ern erjfi^Jen). 6. (33ri<fe, 
 ciiicii S3rief fd)reiben) fdjrciben. 7. (nut n. 
 o()ne pron. pers.) ftd) fdjreiben (fid) nenncn). 
 
 4. They can write up to the dignity and 
 character of their authors. Felton. 
 7. Those who began to write themselves 
 men, but tliought It no shame to learn. 
 Fell. 
 To write fair, fd)5n |"d)rei6en. The man- 
 ner of wrl'ting, bie ©c^rift, ^auBfc^rift. 
 The art of writing, bie ©dyreibefiiiiil. 
 This is a fair copy to - after, biefi ift eine 
 rd)one SSorfcferift jiim 5)fliid)fd)reiben. Though 
 1 now -fifty years, obgleid) i(t mm ein ^i\\\\- 
 iiger bin. To -under one's dictation, biftitt 
 fc^reiben, Q:int& Diftatc iinrf)rd)rei6en. 
 
 To write back, jururfrd)reiben , nitt> 
 
 luorten. [(J-rmn^ befleflen. 
 
 To write for, 91iiftrng geben (}n), 
 
 IWrite, V. a. 1. rd)reiben. 2. t (ein> 
 
 prngen) fdjreiben (on, in, in bnfi i5>erj tc). 
 
 3. einfd)rei6en, eintrngen. 
 
 2. Write useful truths on the heart. 
 
 Webster. 
 
 Written thing. bn5 ©efctriebene. -me 
 word how it is, |(t)reiben (i^b. nielben) ©ie 
 inir, loie ti (tetjt. He wrote a letter to 
 etc.. er fd)tieb eiiien 93rief nn ic Written. 
 go|"d)rieben ; frfirifrlid). Written evidence, 
 Ber Urfunbeiibeiueis. 
 
 To write down. I. nieberfrfireiben, nuf; 
 rd)reiben, fArifrlid) nbfii(7cii, niif}etd)neii, nuf. 
 notiren. 2. nieBert"d)rcibcn (b. fj. BurcftSccrcu 
 ben jii fflninbe ridjteii). 
 
 A man who has written himself down, 
 ein 'TOnnn, ber fid) felbfl niebevgefdjrieben 
 ( b. J). Biird) ©(!)rfibeii ju ejrmiBe geric^ret) 
 i)nt. [einein fipnro u.). 
 
 To write off, (from) nbfdjreiben (u o n 
 
 To write out, 1. nbfdjrtiben , fopireii, 
 (iiisrd)reibcH. 2. (iiiit nllen 33iuti(lnben fd)rei» 
 ben) nii(?|'d)rci6cii (einen SRainen u.). 
 
 To write over again, noA) einninl nb» 
 rd)reiben , iiMcBer nbfd)reibBn. 
 
 IVriter, rf'tur, «. 1. ber ©d)reiber 
 (&iner, Ber id)rfibt). 2. (= cieik) ber 
 ®d)reiber. 3. ber ©d)rift|Tcfler, SSerfaffer. 
 
 Writer of the tallies. [(J-ngl.J tin ®d)rei> 
 ber bei Ber ®d)ii(jfniiimcr. 
 
 IVritlie, rtXHe, (nngelf. writhan) 
 pp. Oieiu, writhen, (hltt writhed, ». a. 
 1. luinben, bret)en. 2. i>crBrcl)en, perjerren 
 (ben WuHB Jc). 3. ' t uerPrcbeii I'ffiL'ite jc). 
 
 To writhe the body, (Id) Btf t)en , fid) 
 minben. The monster tvrithed his body 
 to and fro with pain . tai llligcl)eucr iBCinb 
 fid) I'l't fe<t)nirtj. Writ hen, T (l'''"""^^"' 
 
 "^VritltKj c. n. To- ^witli aguuy;, 
 
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 fidi (per ©rf)ineri) roinbtn, f!(ft (pot ©t^jmetj) 
 frummen. 
 
 l^rithle, riTH'THl, » a. frnnjeln. 
 
 IVritingTf ri'tlng. t. 1. t)<\& ©d)rei. 
 ben. 2. Bie ©d)rift, a) (etiunS (?)ef(triebene« 
 u6erl)niipt) ber fc^rifnid)e ginffnij. b)(iu 
 engercr iBcbeiitiing) a) Bn« Dofunient, bie 
 llrtunbe. (i) Bn5 Siid), 9Bcrf. 
 
 The writings of Addison, bie ©(()riften 
 iJlbbifou'^. -s, ©d)riften, UrfuiiBen. -« of 
 a suit at law, ?J5rojepnfren. In -, rd)riftli£ft. 
 To draw up in -, |'d)riftlict) nbfnfjen, jU 
 ■^Japier bringeii. 
 
 Writing-book, bn« ©4rei66ud>. -- 
 desk, bn8 ©d)reib(e)pult. --diamond, 
 ber ©Inferbemnnt. - - m a s t • r . ber ©djreib* 
 meifler. —-paper, ta& ®(()r«i6pnpier. -•» 
 quill, bie 3rcBerpp|'e, 5«betrpiile, ber gtbet* 
 fief, --reed, cine 9Irt DJnIjr, iwniit mnn 
 idjreibeu fnnn. --scholar, ber ©d)rcib» 
 r(()uler. --stand. bn« ©t^reibjcug. -•- 
 table., ber ©(^reibtifd). 
 
 "%Vritten, r't'tn. pp. o. Write. 
 
 "YVrlzzIed, ru'zld, (fur w r i t h 1 e d) 
 ndj. t nnurlig. 
 
 IWroken, rA'kn, f fur Wreaked. 
 
 ^Wrong', rong, (fct)iu. vrSng ; bfln. 
 vrang) adj. I. | iinred)t (©eite k.) , per* 
 fe()rt. 2. ± a) unrec^t, Perfcl)rt, fd)ief, iin» 
 vid)tig , fnlfd) , irrig. b) (bem 9{ed)te u. ber 
 95i(ligfeit juiuiBer) unred>t. 
 
 A wrong letter. ('Ji)pogr.] etn perrac(t)« 
 feltcr 5Biid)(lnbe, fnlfd) in beii ©n^ gebrnd)» 
 ter 93iid)fln6e. The — glove, ber unred)te 
 $>nnBfd)nf). The - end, bn« unrcctte <?nbe. 
 A - application , eine petfetjrte, fnlfd)e Sln« 
 ivenbung. The -side, bie iinred)te, per» 
 feljrte ©eite, [1nd)mnd).] bie 910re(^te. The 
 
 — side outward. i)erfel)rt. To laugh in th« 
 
 - place, nni iiiired)ten Orte Ind)en. To take 
 a - course, irre gel)en; perfeljrt ^nnbeltu 
 To be in the - box. 1 fid) pergrcifen, un« 
 red)t fein, ficb irren. To be -, llnred)t f)abcn. 
 
 IWrong-, ado. tinred)t. [Ing Ijiiiein. 
 
 Right or w r o n g . in ben tng I'b. \ni ®t» • 
 
 'Wrong-, V. a. I. ©inen frflnten, be* 
 IciBigcn , (Jinein "Wnc^tljeil dB. ©d)nben jn« 
 t'ligcn, Unrec^t tijiin. 2. (burd) ungegrilnbcte 
 ajermuttjiingen, SBefctulbigungen) (Jinem Un» 
 red)t tl)nn. 
 
 (If yoo suppose me capable of a base 
 act), you wrong me, fo tf)Un ®ie nilr Un< 
 rcd)t. I am wronged, t6 gcfd)ieDt mir 
 llnredit. 
 
 IVrong, «. 1. bn« UMred)t (ber ^rr. 
 tl)um). 2. bnd llnrecQt, bie llnbifl, Unbilbc; 
 pi. -» , UnbilBen. 
 
 To be in the wron^, llnrecftt hnben. 
 Friend, I do thee no -, II niein Sl^elinb, ic^) 
 tl)ue Bir nid)t Unrcrt)t. (They ever do pre- 
 tend) to have received a -, e6 fei ii)neii 
 Uiirfd)t flef(ftef)en. 
 
 Wrong-doer, ber, n)e((t)er Unred)t 
 tl)ut, Cincm Unred)t t()ut, ber Itrl)e6er Be« 
 lliired)ti5; i5clctbiflcr. --doing. Bie llnf!)nt, 
 llebeltljat, 'OJiijTethnt. --head. berQuerfopf. 
 --head, --headed, 1. qnerfijpfig, rotbet* 
 fmnig, perfefjrt. 2. nbgefdjinntft ; - seal, 
 lein biinber ©ifer. ---headedoest, bit 
 ' iBrrfe()rt!)eit, aGiBerfinnigfelt, perre()rtt »e» 
 ! )'it)n(^.nheit. 
 I ^Wrong-tsr, toiig-dr, «. Qintt, bet 
 
Fhte, far, fall, fat. M4. met. Finp. fin. N6. move. nir. got, 6il. cl66d. Tiibe. tiSb, ffill. t/jin, THi.s. 1117 
 
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 llnrrAt tf<»it; ber SSetfiMgfT. 
 
 '^WrongTuI, rong'ful.nrf/. iinflere(f)t. 
 
 ^Wrong-fully, rong'fuli, adv. iins 
 (jfrrrf>t. 
 
 IWrong-f ulneSH , rong'fulnes, «. 
 tit Uiicjerfditigfeit , ^n# Uiirfct)t. 
 
 '^Vrong'landii, rong'landz, «. p/. 
 rrunimgerant^fmc, fnorrige, uerbiittete S5iiii> 
 me . Ml- ffiii SJrtiihoIj flfbfu. 
 
 "Wrongless, rong'leji, adj. <\t(\\\>&, 
 fd)ulM.o5 ; tii(f)t f>f Ici^i^fn^, ofjne ^flfiMgiitifl. 
 
 IWrOnffleSsly, rong'Ie»le, adv. 
 t rhiie Sf'"<ln^ llntfcftt |ii ffiuit, o^ne 3^' 
 ni.inb iu 6e!fi6i(jen, rfjiie tin§ ti 3''"i>i"t' 
 E■£l).^^«n briiigt. [mit llnrfrf)t, I'crfcfjrt. 
 
 ■^I'rong'Iy, rong'll, adv. unre<t)t, 
 
 'H'^ruiijcneRS, rong'nf*, ♦. tie 95cr. 
 fffirrfifit. 
 
 ■^Vrote, rAte, praet. v. Write. 
 
 'H'^rotk, roih, (anfleff. wraeth) adj. 
 
 IWroth, «. ber S^tn. 
 
 'Wroug'lltf riwt, praet. II. pj>. V. 
 Work; (jenrbcitft; ^fnrf«pitet; getJjnit, flci 
 mn(f)t; (jinuirft; jierficft (jerttbeltet , (jrflirft, 
 (Jflllr^flt, Brotrftirt. (Wring. 
 
 °%Vrunj^, rung, praet. U pp. UPtl 
 
 W r u n g - li e » d • , «. jj/. [ ^TJtat. ] f. 
 Floor- Iiead*. 
 
 '%Vry, rl. fgptft. wratewa; n>. g>»yr; 
 fliifr) adj. 1. TAiff, frimnii, Drtierrt, i>er> 
 trcH. 2. 1 I'crrcljrt (d. ^TCorten jc). 
 
 A wry neck, eiii friiitiiiUT i^al«. A- 
 mouth, eiii frfiirft* Wniil. To put a-senge 
 oil an nutlior'a word* , ^e^ TOorteii filled 
 ^(^riftfteflfr* efiien f.i(f(()cii iSiiiii iinterfrfjie* 
 bi-n. To make — face*, ®ffi(t)ter fdjiiciCen, 
 0)rimiiffeii ninrfjen. 
 
 Wry -mout lied, f(l)ipfiil^ll(i(J. -- 
 neck. I. ter frtiiiime^af«^niid)einelh'nnf> 
 ticit bei ©Anfcm. 2. (Oriiitf).] tcrDrcljljalS, 
 ffi3l•!l^p^nI« , ^nlfbre^er. 
 
 ^Vry, p. a. t I. bre^en, friitiimen, 
 »>ertrehen, oeritrrcn. 2. i a) perfe^crn (^-ine 
 Ifhrr Jt.). l») Itiiredjt ttjim. Shak. 
 
 ■^Vry, r. n. t iiDii tn aera^en 5?i(()> 
 tii:i(i n(MUficf>eii, ni(f)t im 2t>tf) flcl)cn. 
 
 "Wryly, rfli, adv. frfjief, friimm. 
 
 IWryness, ri'uli, «. (.audi i) Me 
 
 ert):.fl)fit. 
 
 •■-r- J (f&tott.) Will not. 
 
 VViniia, ) 
 
 IVuzzent, [Dertl.j withered. 
 
 drie'l. 
 
 Wycli-elm, w-nh'-Slm , i. [SSot.] 
 fine ?(« 6irr Jfuflrr (Ulmui glabra). 
 
 1Vydraug:lit, wJ'draft, (i). wic ob. 
 wich u. arauglit> «. f 6te ^biii(f)t, ®o(|e. 
 
 X. 
 
 X, lk», *. (ein gWitfrtuter) bne I, r. 
 2. nt« 3nf)(jet<l><n ffe^t X fur 10 ; x fiif 
 10,000; X fi'ir 1000. 3. [S?attM] Xtin, He 
 firciijblerf) (ali 93fjei(()ming Per £ii\en , in 
 bencn 6rt< 58(erf) uftpntft wir&). 4. iii9Ifrfrir= 
 jiiiijjen ilcfjt X. fur Cliri«t; mit in Xn. 
 C h r i « t i a n , 5l)ri(linu i Xplier , C li r i • « o- 
 piier, Cl)ri|lppf); Xni. Chri«tnia«. IDfilv 
 tiac^teiii Xi, Cbrict, d^riihii; Xtian, f.^ 
 
 XYS 
 
 Xn; Xr, Crnitser. ^reiil^ft. 
 
 Xa, i4. *. Per $JiiiO Ctu«. 
 
 Xantlie, zaut/ie, lu gr.) «. eiit 
 ©tiiiiPfUflfivafftS aiii (Guiana. 
 
 lKantlii<l, zan't/ild./ «. [(Et)rni.1 bie 
 
 Xauthide, ^'-^''^''■■■bung te£ 
 
 IiiiithogenS mit cinem 'TOetntle. 
 
 Xantliiuin , zau't/ieuin, ((pr.) t. 
 (25pt.] ^if Spi^fkrri. 
 
 Xantliog'ene, xani/iojene, (gr. 
 znntlios. (jelb, U. gennao, efieugeil) «. 
 [(Fheni.] b.i« 3Enutl)p<jen. 
 
 Xantliorrlioea, zantAorri 2,(or.) 
 #. I. 6er (jelbe 03unimi. 2. eine 9lrt ejroti" 
 f(t)n ^flnujen nu< 9?ciiI)0(lnnD. 
 
 Itantippe, zan'tippi, «. l. X>in> 
 tippe (Tiiime fer ^rnu btt <3otrcitei); (.ia-- 
 f)n) 2. 1 fine iiiutippe = ein bofe* 2Deib. 
 
 Xebec, lebek'.) fpprt. xabeco; fp. 
 
 Xebecque, ) J<i<>eque) «. [<]};ar.J 
 bie £d)<bc(fe. 
 
 Xenia, zi'tiil, (p. gr. xenion) «. pi. 
 
 ?;enicu (®rncS)fl<iePi(l)te). 
 I Xerocollyriufln,zerAkoilir'riuiD, 
 
 (gr.) ». ITRtD.] bit ttocfene SluQenarjenei, 
 I iat ^liKieupiiioer. 
 
 Xerodes, lir&'dli, (gr.)«. [^ti.] 
 bie rrpcfiMie OJefdjipulfl. 
 
 Xeroinyrutn, zer&ml'rum, (gr.) 
 t. bit tri'tfiieiiPf i^iiarfnlbe. 
 
 Xeropliag-y, zirof'aji, (gr.) #. bft 
 ®eitii(5 rrprffiicr ©pcifeu, bie trprfeue RpiI. 
 
 Xeruphthaliny, x^iop'tAainie. 
 (gr.) i. l^TJitb.] bie trodene Stugeiientjiiiii 
 buiifl Ob. SIugetirBtfte. 
 
 Xeropliyta, lirirt'iS, (gr.) t. 
 [55Df.J ber Durrbnum, Durrbufd). 
 
 Xiinenia, zimAuii, (p. Xlmenes) 
 t. [©pt.] bie 3Eimenie. 
 
 Xiphlas, x*{'ii*, (gr. xiphos) «. 
 1. [3<t>tht)cl.I bcrS(<)iuertnf(t>. 2. ein f(!>roert» 
 f&ruiigfr Jtrniet. 
 
 Xipliidium, zifid'jtdm , (gr.) «. 
 [^pt] Pie ®c!)eibfiilinie. 
 
 Xiphion, xUioa, (gr. ^.) t. [33pt.) 
 bie <2ctiv"crrtilie. 
 
 Xiphoid, z?r5!d. (gr.) adj. fSttirtt.] 
 The -or enslform cartilage, ber 6egcnal}n> 
 (i(te , fAmerffSrmige 95r»rtfuorpe(. 
 
 Xyiaioes, ziieai'Aze, (au(t) Xylo- 
 alopu)) (gr.) #. bn« 91lprI)Plj. 
 
 Xyiobalsatnuin,{ii<Sbal's$Diuni, 
 (gr.) *. J>tt6 $Pl} ttS 95nir(intbiiii;u5. 
 
 Xylocarpus, ziic'iklr'pus, (gr.) «. 
 [©pt.j Per ^plinuebnuin. 
 
 Xyiog-lypli, zl'logiif, (gr.) «. ber 
 ;^ol)bifDncr, 95i[brd)iii^er. 
 
 Xylog-rapIliC, zlli^grafik, atf;. 
 mit $Dljrrt)rift gePrucft. (brurf. 
 
 Xylographic impression, ber S)Pll< 
 
 Xylottrraphy, zilog'grSfe. (gr.) ». 
 Pie ipPliPruderfunft, i^ljiletterfuufl ; bn« 
 Criiiten mit jppijfdjrift. 
 
 XyEoIatry, ifioi'Stri, (gr.) «. bie 
 ^Inbcrung IjPljeriier «S5P$eu.) SSilbcr. 
 
 Xylon, zil on, (gr. IS.) ». bie 93o«m< 
 ruotlendiiuPe. 
 
 Xyrin, zf'rN, (gr. SB.) *. [35ot.] ber 
 (liiifenbe ©d)roertef. 
 
 Xyster, ii»'tur, (gr.) *. [CT^ir.] bn» 
 Sd)nb(eim?f[«r. 
 
 YAU 
 
 Y. 
 
 "S", wl. «. I. (ein OTitrnutcr) bnt 5), ?. 
 2. nli 3af)lieid)en (lel)t Y fiir 150, n. Y fur 
 150,000. 3. bei flitcn ©(t)riff|1enern, ofrj bei 
 einigcn neuern (\ti)t y nl6 a3crnief)ning«Mlbe 
 »or Seinvprtern, befpnbera uor Pern Imperf. 
 U. bem pp. ; j. 93. y clad, ycleped etc. 
 4. in Olbfurjungcn (lel)t y' fi'ir ye, il)r; Y. B. 
 fur Year books, 5nf)rbii(ber (in ber 9{ec()t«» 
 fpr.); Yd. fur yard; ye fur the; yni fut 
 them ; yn fur then ; Y. M. 0. S. fur your 
 most obedient servant; Yor. yr ffir your; 
 You're fur you are; Yr fur year; y» fi5» 
 this; yt fur that; yn fur thou, you. 
 
 If, {. t. 1. [(iiepgr.] bat 9) (ein Sinn bee 
 Sniberfce). 2. ([ Per ©iPnmcr Raft. 
 
 Yaclit, yot, (3(i(()t) *. [^TOnr.] bit 
 3nd)t, iiii 5n(*rfd)iff, 9{ennf(t)iff. 
 
 Ifagrer, yiwgur, (3ager) «. bet (6e« 
 ritfene) Onger inli ^riegSmnnn). 
 
 Ifai^g-er, [Oertl.] hunter; ranger 
 about the country; pedlar. 
 
 Yahoo, yi'huu, «. ber S93i(be, ober 
 &iner, ber einem SDilben glei(^t. 
 
 Yak, yak, t. [3boI.] ber ®run}0(f)d, 
 (n|T«tifi1)e) 95rumnio(t)». 
 
 Yam, yam, «. [99ot.] bie 9)nmrour> 
 jel, 35roPmurieI. [frfffi-H. 
 
 Yam, r. n. + pieteffen, betb effni, 
 
 Yainboo, yam'bou. s. eine geioifTe 
 qjjl'inje mit pflnumcnnrtigfr grudjt. 
 
 Yankee, yang'kei, #. H bet 9?em 
 euglnnPer, ?J?prPnmerifnner. 
 
 Yankee doodle, 1. ber ^leuenglniiber. 
 
 2. ein beliebteS 93blf«lieb ber 91ug|p:>>luurif 
 fnner. 3. 6 bet lolpel. --like, ivie ein 
 9?euenglAnber. (ber 5)nnolit. 
 
 Yanoi^te, yan'Alit,#. CTOnieMlg.] 
 
 Yap, yap, V. n. fdiffen, bedeii. 
 
 Yap, *. bn« §)rinPd)fn , ber i^lnjfer. 
 
 Yapon, yap'uu, «. [93pt.] bie £af> 
 fine; f. Casiine. 
 
 Yard, yard, (nngelf. geard, gerd, 
 gyrd) «. I. bie (euglifd)e) (Sfle (= .3 JJ''^ "b. 
 36 30(1). 2. [<JJ?ar.] bie 9{ii<i (®«gel|laMa«'. 
 
 3. bie 9?iitl)e, tn6 uinnii(id)e QdUei. 4. Pie 
 ©tnnge. Dye-wood» iu -a, gnrbeljijijer In 
 ©rnngen. 
 
 Pocket yard, eine ^ttt )uni Imgen in 
 ber Xnf(f)e. The slings of a -, I^)?nr.) Pie 
 'OTitte einer 3ina. Sprit-sail--, bieblinbe 
 y?aa. Sprit topsail--, bie obeublinPe 9(a*.. 
 Lateen -, eine 3?aa, bie tin ln«einifd)c« 
 ©egel ful;rt. 
 
 Yard-arm, [^nr.] bo8 9?U(f; -and 
 -, mit in einanPer periuicfeUen 'Wprfen ber 
 9?nn. — fallen, (bei ^ferbeiO fitivnd) flin 
 3eugung«gtiebe, fo bnfi c6 uieberhnivit. -- 
 ropes, *. pi. ^vntnue ob. j^lapplntifer nn 
 itn 3iorfen Per 9f(ineii. --stick, b.i« &U 
 lenmag, ber ©•flenflorf. --tackle, [«J}?nr. J 
 ini gfpcfrrtfcl. --wand, bie dllt, tui 
 (^fleiiniiig. 
 
 Yard, (p. nngelf. gyrdan) *. l. bet 
 $pf, ^pfmum. 2. t b<i« ipnrterre cim 
 Ilyenter). (85ief)!)pf. 
 
 Barn-yard or eow--, [9?orPniii.] cet 
 
 Yard -gate, bie ^pfthur. --la-nd, 
 bit ^ift ctin ©turf (Jtlb = 15 M 40 Mraa;. 
 
1118 Fale, far, fall, fal. Mi, met. Fine, fin. N6. move, nor, got, 6!l, cl6ud. Ti^be. tiih, fA!l. i/zin. THls. 
 
 YAR 
 
 Tard, ». «. (6ei Sfliitioirf^en) in ben 
 JBicl)f)of iVerren (^a6 95ief)). 
 
 Vare, yAre, (nnadf. gearw) adj. * 
 rofcf), Ijiirtig, fiiwt; eifrig, beoi«'0. f^tig- 
 6ereit. 
 
 Y n r e ! - ! flinf ! ftilT* ! [gewnnbt. 
 
 "Warely, yire'le. ado. * Qe\(i)idt, 
 
 Yarn, yarn, (nngelf. gearn; ®ntn) 
 ». I. tai ®nni, SBoaengntn. 2. l^at.] t>n« 
 ©nrn (oon ipniif). 
 
 Bottom of yarn, bet Jtn<iue( ®nrn. 
 r«t of -, tat ®rtrnfii#. 
 
 Yarn beam, (bei SSCeSern) ber ®arn» 
 6num, ^ettenbnum. --win die, [9Jiar.] 
 bie Oinrniuinbe. 
 
 Varr, yar, v. n. f fnurwn, brumnten. 
 
 Ifarrisli, yar'rlsli, adj. [Dertl. J 
 J)cr&e, f*iirf, rniif). 
 
 "Warrow^, yar'ri, (nngetf. gearwe) 
 «. [a?L't,] Bic (£rf)(ifg<irbe. 
 
 "Wate, y4te. *. [iin g?Drben u. ©ngt.] 
 bie ^atrthilr, ^forte; f. Gate. 
 
 Ifaw, yJw, «. f. Raspberry. 
 
 Ya-w, V. n. 1. luarfelii, luicgen, lUiin- 
 fen; [^fnr.] (yoni<Sd)ifFe) giercn. i. [SQScfli 
 Inbicn, in Siirfcrnebereieii] ©Infen iverfcn, 
 fliifivcrffii (uom Siirferfnft). [®ieren. 
 
 Va^v, «. C^Jfnr.] bic ©ieniiig, bnS 
 
 The sliip makes yaws, iai ©rtjiff fliftt. 
 
 Ya^tvl, yawl, «. [yjiav.] bie^ofle, ^dtn-. 
 fuppe, bn« !8DC>t. If- Yell. 
 
 Ya^vl, t). rt. gcden, fcftreien, heiilcn; 
 
 Ya^vn, yawn, (nngeff. geonan, gy- 
 nlan ; gnljneii) v. n. 1. flnl)iieii. 2. i a) gal)= 
 nen (fid) mtit ttfiien). h) (for, m<b at) uet. 
 Inngen, firf) fcl)iicn (nnrf)). 
 2. a) Wide yawns the gulf below. 
 
 Yawning, gn()nenb , fdiffeub, gnffeiib. 
 A yawning wound, eine gnljiieiibe, flni> 
 feube SCiinbe. Night's -ing peal, t>a& 
 f^Infrige OJclmite ^er g?ad)t. Shak. 
 
 Proe. Yawning is catching, ®af)Iien 
 
 Ya^vn, «. I. tai ©nfinen. 2. l bn« 
 ©nhnen; 6ie Oeff"'!"!!. t>«@(^Iiinb, 9?a(()cn. 
 
 Ya'wnmer, y^wn'ur, *. tcr®af)iifnfc, 
 g-iner, ber ofr nnl)iU. [iicii. 
 
 Ya'wning', yawn'mg, «. bnf ®ni<» 
 
 Yaws, yawz. *. b(\6 £(f>manfen, 
 COnnfen, ^iii; ti. 5?erwiegen. 
 
 Yaws, (v. yaw. a raspberry) ». eilie 
 ber 95einisreii(l)e aljiilidje ^rnnfdeit bet 9ie= 
 ger in 9lfrifii u- uon bn nnd) 2S3.eiliiifien uers 
 Vpnnjt, Bie ?)fiiii«Pmnff)eit, omerifnnirdje 
 I'liflffiic^e ; 5)niiif bliUtcrii. 
 
 Yaws- pox. bie 25cmi56lnttern. 
 
 Yclart, eklad'. adj. («, ob. Hilt HOd) 
 ? ii. |..' geflfiBft nngetfjnii. 
 
 Ycleped, ikiept'. (n. ongelf. clepan) 
 adj. (♦, c6. mir nod) J,) gcnnnnt. 
 
 YdrafI, eHrad', pp. * fur D read ed. 
 
 Ye, ye. (rtngelf. ge) pron. (niir nod) ^ 
 H. II) il)f. 
 
 Now know ye, [SRecfttliVr.] fei fjiemit jn 
 irifTfii. This is for -, bieS i(l fur end). 
 
 Yea, ye, yA, (nngclf. gea. geac; jn) 
 
 adv. (niir nod) ^ u. II) I. jn, jn wvtjl, ja 
 
 bt'di, je. 2. ((115 fin 53inPfmort) jn. 
 
 i. Tlierein I do rejoice; yea, .ind will 
 
 rejoice. Bible. 
 
 Yea and more, jn freilid). — forsooili 
 kiia>c. ein (BdAniQel, bet \l(t6 ia I'ngt. Shak- 
 
 YEA 
 
 A - and nay-man, I. f ein £lunfer. 2. ber 
 ©infalt^piniel. 
 
 Yea, J. bai 5n. [On ilberroifgen. 
 
 The yeas liave it, [^drlnmentf fpr.] bie 
 
 Yean, yene, (nngelf. eanian) t>. n. 
 [* Pb. Dertl.] Inmmen, Inmmeu cu. 6d)a= 
 fen), mcrfen. 
 
 Yeanling-, yene'llng. #. [» Dber 
 Dertl.] bni Cninin, Caniitid)«n. 
 
 Year, yere, (nngelf. gear; 3nf)r; 
 fnn«fr. jahran) «. 1. baS 5nl)r. 2. i pL -», 
 bie ^at)ve (bnS ^ofje 9llrer'. 
 
 Every year, iebe« 3nl)r, nfle ^aijvt, 
 jahrlid). Every other -, nde jivei !^<\i)vt. 
 Once a -, einmnl ini 5<il>re, jiihrlid) eiiimal. 
 -by-, Snl)t fur Oiiljr, 3al)r <\u& ^nlir 
 ein. Twelve poundK a-, jiu6l( 'ipfiinb jnljri 
 lid). Of Pb. for a -. Jiihrig. - and day, 
 [??e(f)tfrpr.] 5<if)r u- I<in(e). O"* - *''•' 
 another, ein 5iil)r in6 nuBere gertd)nct. Tlie 
 horse is ten - (llntt years) old. O Ba6 ^ferb 
 id jehn 5n()re nit. Seven -s war, ber fi''» 
 benjniirige Srieg. New -, bai^ ntne !i<\\)t, 
 9?en)nhr. New year's day. Ber Oieiijahrfj 
 tng. The great-, Bn« grOBeOo()r. Sideiciil 
 -, bneStcriljnhr, SiBernljafjr. Anomalistic 
 at -, bai nnpntnli|lifd)e 5nf)r. Civil -, 
 Bn6 bnrgerlitfce 3nhr, (?ii>il).ihr. Bissextile 
 or leap -. bn6 ©dinlfjnljr (niit 366 ingin). 
 Lunar -, b(\i 9)iPliBjo(>r. Lunar astrono- 
 mical -. bni o(liH.iiiontird)e-)JiPnBjnl)r. Com- 
 mon lunar -, bai fletiifinc <))JpiiCj.il)r. Era- 
 bolismic or intercalary — , bnS eiuboli^ini! 
 \d)i 3ahr (init 384 Xngen). Julian -, bai 
 iiilinnifdje 3nf)r. Gregorian—, bns gregpi 
 rinnifc^e 3nl)r. Sabliaiic -, bn^ ©vibbnt: 
 jnfjr. Solar -, bai ©pnnenjnhr. To make 
 even at the — 's end , t in ben Xng I)iiu'in 
 Icben. — s of discretion, bic 3<i()rf ff^ 3>cr= 
 llnnbef, bni pernunftigc >Hlter. To grow in 
 -8, nit luerben. To be in -s. bci ^nhren 
 rein. A man in -«. ein OJtnnn bei 0>il}ff'i- 
 Well in -s, well stepped or stricken in — s. 
 jicnilirf) bei 5'")rfn, l)od)bejnl)Vt. Edward 
 IV being of extreme -«, bn C^'Bimrb IV l)Od) 
 bei ^nhren mnr. He looked in -«, er jnlj 
 bejnljrt iui«. 
 
 Prov. The more thy years, the nearer 
 thy grave, je incl^ ber 3til)r«« je untjcr Bie 
 aSnhre. 
 
 Y ear-book. ['J?ed)t^rpr.] bn«3*')'^*"f''- 
 
 Yeared, yered, <idj. t Oiil)re jiilj: 
 (enb. (3'T'« jiiMeuB. 
 
 Both yeared but thirty, bi'ifennrbreigig 
 
 Y'earling-, yAreling, uUj. ciiiO'i')'^ 
 nit. flhiereu). 
 
 Yearling-, «. ber 3>'if)rling (uou 
 
 Yearly, yire'le. adj. jiiijriict). 
 
 Yearly, adv. jnljrlid). 
 
 Yearn, yern.^ dingelf. geornian. 
 
 Y'^ern, ^giernan.gyrnan,ear- 
 
 nian) v. n. 1. begefjren, l;iftig perlnngen; 
 (for) ftrf) fcljnen (nud)). 2. eiue grp0e inner* 
 Unrulje cmpfluBen , iotnincrn, nd)jen. 
 
 His bowels yearn, efi jnuunert il)n. 
 Joseph made haste, for bis bowels did - 
 upon lii.s brotlier. |1 SPfcpt) filcte, Bfllll 
 fein $ierj entbrniinte ihin grgen fciueii $^rii! 
 Ber. Ynur mother's lieart -« towards you. 
 eiirer '^JTutter 5pcrj ffihlt 'TOirifiB nut end). 
 AnDison. His yearning soul, fciue bt's 
 .iiigiliflte ©eele. 
 
 YEL 
 
 Yearn, v. a. * (Jinen fd)nicrjen, i^m 
 ®d)nier) eB. iJiitninfr perurind)cn. 
 
 It would yearn your heart to see it« 
 euer i>erj mi'irbe blnten, luenn il)r e6 fe^eii 
 lunrBet. Shak! 
 
 Yearn , r. n. bclfern , bcfleu. 
 
 Yearned, [Oertl.] curdled. 
 
 Yearning-, IDerti.J lennet. 
 
 Y'earnful, yern ful.^ adi. » tr«u» 
 
 Yernf'ul, ( rig, flofllict). 
 
 Yearnrully, ylmfale.) . . 
 
 Yernfully, ] »''''• 
 
 erbarinuitgjpoK , initleiBig. 
 
 Yearnings, yerning,^ <. bn^^nint 
 
 YeruingTf 5""^'^"' ^^* 
 
 barmen. 
 
 Yeast, vest, (nngelf. gist; fflnft^t) 
 «. I. Ber ®iifd)t (i>on S5ier 2C., Ben ninn alA 
 5?ifen gebrnndjt). 2. t ber ©djnuin (upm 
 aUnffcr). Shak. 
 
 Yeasty, yitt'i. adj. I. gnfctenb; 
 rd)niinienB, fd)niiinigi raie ®nf(t)t. 2. i un< 
 bcBeutenb, ivertl)luf. Shak. 
 
 Yeilt, yelk, (nngelf. gealew; gelb) 
 (ucrB. If oik) «. taS ®eibe itn (Si, bai ©ier» 
 gelb, ber Dotter, e-ierBotter. 
 
 Yell, yell, (nngelf. giellan, gillan; 
 gedcu) V. n. fdjreieii , Ijenlen. 
 
 Yc^II, V. a. gellenb ob. f|eii(enb von 
 fi(f) gcben , Ijeiilen. 
 
 Yell, s. Ber ©direi, bn« ®efcftrei, @«» 
 l)cul ; pi. -s, bn6 ®efd)rei, {i)el)ciil. 
 
 Yell of murder, bnS ?0?orBgefd)rei, ®e» 
 jeter. 
 
 Yelloch, [Dertl.] shrill cry. 
 
 Yelloclied, [Dertl.] raised a 
 shrill cry. 
 
 Yellow^, yel'li, (nngelf. gealew, 
 gealla; gelb; it. giallo; fr. Jaime; Int. gil 
 vus, gal bus) nrfA 1. gelb. 2. t ± fd)elfiid)» 
 tig, eifcrfiitfttig. 
 
 Yellow wove paper, bn* ungeblnute 
 SBelinpiipier. My days are in the - leaf, 
 meine tnge gehen, ben luilfeiiben SSintteru 
 gleid), il)rcinG-uBe JU. To wear -stockings, 
 t 1 eiferfiid)tig fein. 
 
 Yel lo w-amber, ber SSemflein. — 
 berry, [Sot.] bie fflelbbeere. --blos- 
 somed, niit griben %liitl)en gefd)inu({t. 
 — boy, e Bn« (iJpibrti'irf, Bie ©ninee. — 
 devil's-bit, (93Pt.) Ber $erb|lli)>uenjn^n. 
 --dun, bn8 5fabc(IeiipfcrB. -earth, bif 
 fflelbcrBe. --fever, bai gelbe ffieber. - 
 George. 6 Bie ®iiinee. --golds, [S5ot.] 
 eine 3lrt ©iilBblume, Dpttevblnint. --ham- 
 mer, (Drnitl).] Bie ®plBnininer, ber ®flb» 
 ftiif, G-innterliiig. --jaundice, Bie 0jelb« 
 i"ud)t , ®ntleiifud)t. --lead, bn« ^leigelb. 
 --moth-mnllein , bn* gjiPttenfmnt, 
 ©d)nbenfrnut. --ochre, Ber gelbe Dfer. 
 --parsnep, Bie gelbe 9{ubf, 93f&l)re. — 
 rattle, ber ^nljnenfniutu, bai gelbe 2nnfe» 
 frnut. --r i n g, f. — -h am nier. —-root, 
 [!8ot.] Bie 533nrnerin. --succory, [Sot-J 
 Bn6 ajitterfrnnt. — wagtail, Bie gelbe 
 '8ad)(li'lje. --warbler, [Dniitf).] BerSiiu* 
 fer, SBi'iBenjeifig. --ware, tat gelbe ®tein» 
 •,-lut. - waterflag. bie ai'iilTcrlilie. - 
 water-wagtail, f. --wagtail. — 
 weed, ber ffinij. -wood, bil« ®clbf)DH. 
 
 Yellotv, «. bai ®rlb. 
 
 Naples yellow, bn6 ^lenpelgelt. 
 
Fate. far. fall, faf. M*. met. Fine, fin. NA. move, n^r. got. 5'l. c\?,&<\. TAhe, fnh. fi'iM. t/nn. TFIis. 1119 
 
 YEL 
 
 Yello-^v, r. n. flel6 roerben, (jtfben. 
 
 Y«*II«*v, 0. n. flelbfn, flelb fiirben. 
 
 1felio«vi«ill, yell('>i.ili, adj. gelblirf). 
 
 Yellow IK b wliit«, grltirori^. (Ainlier) 
 ic of a - color, hot eiiif oe(bll<f)e (5<'*'''«' 
 
 Yello^vidluiess, yel'lo'shnet, «. 
 tif (iflt>iiit( 5(irbir. 
 
 Yello^VIieWH, yel'lnnli. «. 1. ^n£ 
 ffiribf. 6ie i\tlbc {Jnrbt. iff tie (Fifrrfnd>t. 
 
 Yell<»^'N, yel Inze, t. pi. Citiicr" 
 flrjiKif.) tit OJflbi'iirtjt. 
 
 Yelpf >elp. (annrir. gealpan) c. it. 
 (iH'n >piiiiteio fliiffdi, bfit'cru, fceden. 
 
 Velper, yeipiir, «. I. ccr Ktnfffr. 
 2. e ^fr '•Jliifriifcr. [g)eiiit. 
 
 Ifenite^ yin'it. «. [TOinrrnlfl.] ber 
 
 Yeoiiiaitt y^'man. (ati<)eir. gemoe- 
 ve; (jfiiifiii) J. I. [(JiinM ^!•^'^ SSefi^fr fiiic« 
 jiii«trfw» ®iitf« (pon 40 ^pfiinb ©ttrliiig 
 Crtrofl, II. ^er nflf (jeftljlirfxn Cj.niMimflen 
 »p(l}ifhfii faiiii, iiu'jii fill iinbrrAolrfner lo» 
 Diilrr TOrtnii erfrrtrrt luirb) , bn %re\((\\ie, 
 §)fiMiiftn , (in ffH(^I<^ll^ fonimt tn V)t\>n\a\\ 
 II 11111 ittelbnr iintt tn Gentry). I. eiii 5r€i< 
 iviflin" i" 'iJ5|l^^e i>rii ter 6i"iriiiTlid)en *5)?i' 
 lii. 3. fin i^rfbcbinitfr, 6em 9?angf iinrt) 
 livilVtetl tineiii gemleman ti. cinriii gmom 
 (ItlXllb. - of ''" viiii«cellar, ttr Crbet 
 fdjtnf. - of tlie robes btx OJiirbfrrbePitiicr 
 — of «he«cullery,lifr©iltifr6irn«r. 4. CW.ir ] 
 
 a) ein fflcf^filie td 33i'rt$titnniir<, &en' 
 flabtli pb. 3iii""'rniflnii« (rrr bo« 9i«i"fri'c> 
 fliit oftrlifilf u. 9?rd)iiiMi<) bnrnber fi'ihrt). 
 
 b) ber 91iififl)(r, $»firer. - of the uliecu. 
 <(hiii.) rill &ct}\H(t bti S3DPtinnnii^, bet niif 
 bit £d)Pten fiiie< btiQt\tt}ten €«flfl« 91d)- 
 tllllQ (i<*^- 
 
 Ye omen of tlie guard, ^pfbafcn I'Oii 
 bft Cfibii'iid)f jii giig, Wnr^i(^tn, Cfibroiirt)- 
 ttr, 'irnbniitfii. Ofii'iifi'tn bftrrfffiiEt. 
 
 li'cMinanly, y^manl^, <idj tintn 
 
 Yeoinilliry, yAmanre. «. I. bl( 
 Jll.ifTf b«r ©filler iiii^frrin- 05ilter, bit RU^t 
 btx ffreiiiififii, bie Sreiiiiffm. 2. bit fonifl! 
 U<t)t\\ Irobantfii. 3. [Giigl.] bie ftnitteiie 
 Soiibniili}. 
 
 ITer, (Otrff.J your. 
 
 Yerk, yeik. (f. jerk) V. a. I. fAfrtflfn, 
 fd)iiopeii. (Ii0fii. 1. (I'Pii ^fcrben) fdilngeii. 
 
 To yerk out beliind. f)iiiten ntl6r(f)fiineii 
 (IV ^frtb(ll). Hor«e« — llieir lieeU, ^Iftrbe 
 fdjlno'ii. To — in tlie manage, (fluf ber 
 9{ritbal)n) mit beiben ^iiitcrftlgcn auifctliv 
 fifn. 
 
 Yerk , v. n. (ict) rnrfroeife bfroegen. 
 
 Y'erk, «. ber @(t)n6, @ro^, @d)mi0, 
 €*l.i.i, 9?n(f. 
 
 Y«rk«*r, yerk'ur, «. dn $ferb, bn6 
 flfnit fdjlont, niifrd)i.it)t. 
 
 Yea, ySn, (nngi-lf. g>«e) adv. fa. 
 
 Ye» truly, jii frdliit). 
 
 Yen, t. bfl* 3(1. 
 
 Y'est, yitt. f. Yeast. 
 
 Yester, yesiur. (nngrff. gystern; 
 0(flrril ; Int. Iiesternus) adj. ({jfrjol;Hl. IIIIC 
 nut day II. night flfbr.) flfflrig. 
 
 Y e 1. 1 » r unn . f flrflrrn. 
 
 Y'eN4«>r(lny, ye«'turdA. «. u. udv. 
 btr flcftrigt log; geilcrn. 
 
 %'eil(C*rni{flit, yes'tiimtte. «. Iltib 
 «rfj7. bir fl'ftrigc iJIiid)! , btr gcilrige 3lbeiib; 
 ftiltrii Sibeiib. 
 
 YIE 
 
 Yestreen, [©ertf.] yesternight. 
 
 Yesty, yest'i, f. Yeasty. 
 
 Yet, yet. (angeir. get. git; (Jt. eti ; 
 jf^t) ado. 1. je^t. a. ucrf) (bie Jprtbnuer 
 filler i^onbding, eiiieS 3nftnnDe6 , (o roie 
 elite 93erntrl}riiMg, @teigerung aitbctitenb). 
 3. felbil, logar. 
 
 Not yet, nocft nid)t. As -, biS jttjt, 
 6i£I)er. The crime becomes — blacker by 
 etc. , b<\& 55frbrccf)t'ii luirb biirc!) k. notf) 
 fd)iurtrjfr, obf(l)eiiIid)er. He is not come — , 
 er i(l liecf) llitbt flffominPIl. - time serves, 
 noti) ifl e6 Stit. Uuintilian's declamation!:, 
 if — they are Qiiiniilian's, Qiiiiitiliair^ 
 (S(f)ii(reben , iveiiii fie uberf)(iiipt i)uii £lutti< 
 tilion finb- This furnishes us with — one 
 more reason, bie£ gibt uii< noct) eiueii®riiiib 
 inef)r an bie i^.lllb. (Men may not too rashly 
 believe the confessions of witches), nor - 
 the evidence against them, |'clb|1 lllc^t bein 
 SeiignifTe gegeii {it. Bacoh. (u>oI(. 
 
 Yet, conj. bod), jcbpd), beniioc<>, gleid)! 
 
 Yeven, t ft"" Gi»cn. 
 
 Ye>v, yoo, (flngelf. iw ; fr. if; m. yw, 
 ywen) ». bie (S-ibe, ber &ibciibniim. 
 
 Yew-tree, bie ^ibr, ber (S-ibetibatim; 
 Curled - wood, grnriiineltf* liirii^^clj. 
 
 Ye^V, V. n. til bie :{)Bfje ileigeii (I'piii 
 Sd)>itiin ill ©ifbcfffjeln). (perffrtigt. 
 
 Y'e^ven, yoo'en, adj. UPll <5'tbeill)PH 
 
 Yex, yeks. (rtngelf. geocsa) t. + ber 
 £d)lii(feii, ba6 iS<t)lu(t))en. 
 
 Y«x, v.n. bi'ii&(t)iu(feii f)n6en.f(t>Iii4))eii. 
 
 YexiiiKly, yeks iiigli, adv. t >>>■'' 
 >2(t)lii(t)Ki'' ""• '■!liit|1i>&eii. 
 
 Yfere, hire', adv. t jufnminen. 
 
 Yg'one, igon', odD. « vpriniil$, tt)t: 
 111(11$. 
 
 Yield, yceld, (nngelf. gieldan, gll 
 'Inn. gyldan) v. a. 1. udii fid) gf bell , i)tr. 
 .icbfn, freiiuiflig fnhrfn laffeii , obtrcten, niif 
 ilfbrii, ubrrlniTcii, ilbrrgebeii, oiiiliefern ; (pff 
 iiiitup) ntirgeben, t'ibergebeit , ubtrliijifii, 
 libfrliffern ; (over) ubergebrii , l)iiigrbeii . 
 liberlflffeii, fnfjren Inffeii, ppferii. 2. n) briii. 
 gen, eiiibriiigeii, trAgeii, eintriigeii, nbiverfeii ; 
 aiifgebeii. b) trngeii (SJnlcOte jc. ) ; gcbeii, 
 ppii (id) gebeii; lieferii, oerfdjiiffen. 3. ge^ 
 iliittfM, jiiliiffen, eriaiibcii, gfiuiil)reii , be; 
 ipidigm, Iflffeit. 4. jiigebcii, jiigfflc!)eii, eiii; 
 riiiiiiieii.5.fliirrilireii,(iiigebciuciiu'ii@ruiib:c.). 
 4. We yield that there is a God. 
 
 To yield the victory, tai J^i'lb rnumetl. 
 To — the breath, ben ®i'Hl oufgebeii ()1er; 
 ben). To - (up) the ghost, f ben (Sififl 
 (iiifgfben. To — up their own opinions, il)re 
 figcnoii 'T>ieiiiiiiigrii nufjiigeben. To - np a 
 tortress , eine g-e|1iiiig ilbergeben. To - a 
 fortress lo the enriiiy, fine (^(flung belli 
 Jeinbe pb. nn ben g'finb I'lbergobcii, I'lbcr^ 
 liifern. We - the place to etc.. luir n)eicf)cn 
 ben IC. Thus I have yielded up into your 
 hand etc. , (t> i)<\bt id) eiierit .spniiben tc. 
 uberlnffi'n. (Most vegetable juices) — a 
 salt.gcben eiil©n(i. (The tlow»r.H in spring) 
 - a beniiiiful xiglit, gfiurtljrrn cinen hcrr< 
 lirf)eti 2liit'li(f. To - due praise, grbprigct 
 i.'pb oebeii, jpden. To — due lionors. bie gcs 
 Ijorige Qijrt rrjeigcn, eriueafen. To — the 
 hand, bie Si'flfl r(l)l'iff l)nireii. The yield- 
 ing up of one's self, blf >?iligibling. To 
 
 one's self, fiit) frgebeii , \tA) libirlniTen. 
 
 YOK 
 
 To - one's self to the mercy of etc. , (r<^ 
 jeiiMiu-f 2i3itlfril)r nberlnjTii , fiit giiii} in 
 Oeiiidiib* $.inbf gebeii. (Life is but air), 
 that — s a passage to the whistling sword, 
 bie beni pfeitenben ®(t)n)trtr einm Durd)ijiiii(j 
 geflnttff. OayDsx. The gods - you foi't, 
 t bie (5}&tter lol}nen e* end). - me a good 
 reason for it, gcbfit (Sie niir eincii giireti 
 @)ruilb biifi'ir an. Lands - not more than 
 three per cent, annually, ®i'itcr tragen jal^ri 
 lid) \iid)t nieljr ali 3 •iprPicnt, ucrinrcrefftreii 
 fid) (jiifjrlid)) niir jti 3 'iprpjent. Tlie minea 
 yielded to etc. per diem to the value of 
 etc., bie aSergmetfe brntftten ben ic. tiigiict) 
 ben *!Denh uon ic. em. To - a profit, 
 ^ii^eii gebeii, nbiverfen. (Maiz on good 
 land), -» two or three hundred fold, trtigt 
 }iuei< Dber bn (jiinbcrtf^ltig To - fairer 
 fruits, frfionere SJf'fl'*' tv(Klfn, (The rose) 
 -t a sweet smell , gibt cinen angenel)iiien 
 ©crud) pon (id). 
 
 Yield, V. n. 1. (gro^crer (Hitmatt, 
 grri§ereni 2liirel)rn nnd)gebeni a) fid) ergebni; 
 iDeicben, n(id)geben. b) iindigeben (berilrii, 
 (tnPcii); fd)iui9en (P. «5Jfaiierii). 2. To - to 
 etc., «)iveid)cn (ber®eiunlt ber 20nffcn k.), 
 uiiterlirgcn; nvcidien, folgen, ©cl)cr gebeit, 
 fid) (Jtiun* giH'iMen l.ifTfii, borein iwifligen, 
 fid) bflrein fiigen, fid) (einer ^cbiiigiing ic.) 
 iinterroerfen. (cintr 5 itte jt.) nncijgeben. b) 
 (Jincm nacf)fte()fn (in, in, «n). 
 
 His courage never yields, er Perfiert 
 nie ben OJJiitl). To force to-, jur Unten 
 iverfiing jiuiiigi-n , 6riiig«ii. To - to the 
 tiroes, (id) in bif 3f tnmil.inbe filgen. To - 
 to conditions, nnf SebiiKinnijeii eiiigeben. 
 To - to any thing, fi(t) 41[lc# gcfnnrii Infien. 
 To - to the current of opinion, bein &troilie 
 ber >Weiiuiiig folgrn, 
 
 Yielditbleness, yeeldablnls. « 
 t bie ^Jiiid)iiirbigfeif. 
 
 YieldHllce, yeeldanse, «. + I, bai 
 iperporbringen , bie Grgiebigfeit (ber ©rbe 
 IC). 2. bie 9i.id)gifbiafett. '•JBidftiljrigfeit. 
 
 Yielder, yeeldur, f. bie ^erfPll, 
 bie aiifgibi, nnrtigibt, bai, mai einbringt ic. 
 
 Yielder up of breath, (^incr , bCr bell 
 ®eirt niifgibf. 
 
 Yielding:, yeeld ing, adj. l.ergiebig, 
 eintrnglid). 2. niid)giebig , wifIfof)rig , ge. 
 fd)meibig, grfndig. 1 fiil)rig, n(id)giebig. 
 
 Y'ielding°ly, yecld'Sngle, adv. mifi< 
 
 To carry one's sel.f yieldingly, fid) 
 midfiihrig erjeigen. 
 
 Yieldillg-neS!*, yeeld'ingnes, «. 
 I. bie ©rgiebigfeit. 2. b<i« 9fiid)gebcn; f. 
 Yield, I. b>. 3. bie aSjidfnIjrigfeit, '\Rad)> 
 
 Yin, (Oertl ] one. [giebigfeit. 
 
 Yiiice, ICertl.] once. 
 
 Yird, (Oertl.) earth, 
 
 Yojan, y6'jan, «. [Oftinbicn] eine 
 Diflnnj ober ein 2iiiigenttia0 upn funf (eno» 
 li\d)tny 'Wcilcn. 
 
 Yoke, yike, (nngelf. geoc, loc; ^vd)} 
 Int. jngum; fnilSfr. yuga; fr. joug; gr, 
 *yg°* > fhut. ri;(i' igo) V. a. I. ini ^od) ob. 
 iinter bn« 3od) rpnnncii , ipd)di, nii)pd)rn, 
 nnfpnnnen; (together) iiirniiiiMeiijofl)cn, }ii» 
 iniiimenfpnniien. 2. i a) (©iiien) binben, 
 l)ciiiiiien , cinrdjrniifen. b) (with) pnnren 
 (init) ; (to) pmircn, perbinben (mit). c) utt* 
 terjpdjen. 
 
11 20 'nl*-. f/tr. fall. fat. Mk. met. Fine. fin. NA. move. n5r, got. 6il. cl6rtd. Ti'ilie. iiil). fi'ill. iZ/in. THj, 
 
 2. b) Cassias, you are yoked with a 
 lamb. Shak. 
 
 (Libertines) like not to be yoked in 
 marriage, mbaew ni<i)t tiiiter Dent Sod)e bet 
 (H)e Hbtn. 
 
 Prov. Tis time to yoke, when the cart 
 comes to tlie liomes, ti ift 3eit, ta^, IVeiltt 
 eiii iJrnuenjimmcr mnniur|Yid)ti(j ifl, ti Jiit 
 ei)f |'rf)reite. 
 
 Yoke, p. rt. }iifamiticnflejoci)t fein. 
 
 All ill -yoking couple, i etlt fd)le(tlt 
 juHiitmeiipaffciibeg ?J5nat. 
 
 Yoke, *. 1. Das Ood). 2. f bnS 3od) 
 (tie <£fl(>i>erei; ^ctte; ber Dieiifl). 3. (eiii 
 qjnar) ba6 Oud); A - of oxen, eiii 3o<!) 
 C>d)fen; A hundred — of oxen, l)Ull6ert 
 Ooil) 0<t)mx ; (fliirf) ui'tt aJerfpncti) eiii «J5nnr. 
 4. - of land, iai ^orf), 3nud)ert, 3«ii<<>>T^^- 
 6. [Oertl.] ta6 tngeiuerf; [■57?iii.] fcie 
 (Scf)id)t. 6. ia6 ©cf)iilterjrd) , bie Xrnge, 
 Xrad)t dim (S-tmnS barnn }U trngen). 7. 
 [■OJffD.] — for incontinence of urine, bcr 
 llrimVcrrer. 8. [Wnr.) bad 5od) (Die ^t> 
 iieiiiiiing 6c« ©torfcS , tm queer biirrf) &«« 
 9{iit>er eiue^ 93i)ote6 (jcf)t tiiib rtii beiJen f>ci: 
 bfn ©nbcn \id) iniie 6cfinbcn, i'erniitte(|l 
 jv)e(cf)er bai y?iibcr rcfliert roirb); (feriicr) -, 
 cb. sea--, eine ©teiiertalje, bie bei f<bivt: 
 rem 233etter niif ijnljrjeiigen , bie iiiit ciiier 
 Wuberpiiine (leuern , nn biefe ?piiine (jefe^t 
 tinrb. 
 
 The yoke of marriage, bai 5od) ber 
 G-he, (Jfjejcd). To put to the -, in btt& Qjod) 
 fpauneu. To bring under the -, linter» 
 Ji,n1)eii. To shake off the -, ba6 ^od) nbs 
 frtuittedi, nbiucrfen. To draw tlie - together, 
 f an eiucm ^txbe jtefjeii; in cliiipprn blnieu. 
 
 Yoke-devil, ber gcpnnrte Xcufel. 
 --elm, bie $.ij)ebu(t)e. --fellow, -- 
 mate, ber ®erpnnii, ©efnhrre, «JJfir<ieno0 ; 
 berWitbiiiber, Seibcnefleiu'g; 2fbeii^flefni)rte, 
 bie Veben^gcfiiOrtinn; -s in arms, 2Dnffeti< 
 grfnhrten. [Ocbrciitreibev. 
 
 Yoker, yi'kur, «. ber 9lnrpnnner; 
 
 Yolk, yolk. ». 1. f. Yelk, Nr. 1. 2. 
 (Mf ber WMe eigentfjuuilirfjc gettigfeit) bnS 
 Syiitrcr. Wool in the -, bie Jjettivplle. 3. 
 ['Bot.] ber Dotterlnppen, in6 Dotterblntt. 
 
 Yon, von, 
 
 Yoiid 
 
 Yonder 
 fener, jene jene6, ber, Die, bai 
 
 Yon, 
 
 Y'oiid, } adv. bott, bnl6en 
 
 Yonder 
 
 Yond, adj. * tofl, tl»l'ltf)CIlb 
 
 Yont, [Derff.] beyond. 
 
 Yore, ycTre, (nnflclf. geara) adv. • 
 Inng, lange. 
 
 Of yore, in times or days of — , ef)(> 
 brtn, cf)cmnI6, eiiifT, vox 3eiten, po» 91(ter5. 
 Days of-, bie niten Seiten. 
 
 Yorkshire, york'shiir, •. [©uflt.] 
 §)orffi}ire (eine (Mrnfi'cfjnft). 
 
 To come Yorkshire over one, G dU 
 nen ilberrolpeln. 
 
 You, yoo, (nnnetf. eow, in, tuch; 
 
 twd)) pron. I. il)r, bii, ©ie. 2. (iin Dbjcftio) 
 
 tud), bid), <Bie; end), b't/ SO'"'"- 3. (ivic bai 
 
 fmnj. on) ninn. 
 
 3. This at a distnnce looks like a rook; 
 
 but as - approach it, - see a little 
 
 I « . f (nunc f. 
 
 , « ./S V "dj. Ob. 
 
 ler, yond'ur, ) 
 
 ene6, b 
 
 eond) 
 yron. 
 
 bort. 
 
 YUU 
 
 cabin (nber wenu man fid) bemfelten 
 nal)ert, (o fieljt ninn to. 
 
 Y'oung^, yung, (nngelf. long, geong; 
 Jung; fr. jeune; lot. jnvenis; fnnfifr. yu- 
 wana; XD. ieunanc) adj. 1. juiig lu. '0}?eiw 
 frt)eu, lljieren, $fliinjen). 2. i a) ^ friit) 
 (liig JC). b.) neu, uucrfa^ren. 
 
 A young one, bai 0""fl*' ~ fellow, 
 ber junge ^erl, (J)ii6fd;nobcl, ^5:)iild>b(irt. He 
 is a - one , er i|l nodf iiitt)t trrrfen Winter 
 beu Dt)ren. A - man , cin jiiuger '•Xinnn, 
 ber 3iiugliiig. To grow - again, luitber 
 jnng lutrben, \i(t) Deijuiigen. A - beginner 
 eiii junger iilufanger. - in life, niiertni)ren 
 To be — in one's business, eiu ^Teullng in 
 etnerSTid)e fein. To be the younger hand, 
 (im ©piele) bie ^interljanb l)iiben, in ber 
 <j)inter(;aub fein. You nger-han.d, [TO 
 nr.j bi\6 jule^t erridjti'te 9{egituent ; ber 
 jiingfle, )iiiet)t ernannce £)ifijier. 
 
 Y'ouu^, «. ba6 ({uuge, bie 3utio«n 
 '.won lijicren;. 
 
 To bring forth young, Qf""!!* roerfen ; 
 roerfen. The bitch is with -, bie ^linbiiin 
 i|1 trad)tifl. 
 
 Y''oung'i8h, yung'sh, adj. ttwai 
 Ob. jienilic^ juiig, jngenblid). 
 
 Young'Iiug-, yung'liiig, (angeli'. 
 geongling) t. b(\6 )unge ®erd)ppf, 3unge. 
 
 Y'Oitug-ly, yuiig'le, adi. jugeublid). 
 
 Young^ly, ade. 1. jnng, m ber 
 3iigenD. 2. t ± ntii, unmiffcnb. 
 
 Young'ster, yungstiir, «. 1^ ber 
 junge SBuriil)*, jiiiige i?crl. 
 
 Youn^th, yungtA, + fiir Youth. 
 
 Younker, ytingli'ur, «. 1. ber junge, 
 unerfaljrene iBfenid). Shak. 2. (bei <Se<Uns 
 ten) pi. -8, bie »31ufl>inff r (jungilen TOiuroren/. 
 
 Your, yoor, (angelf. eower; euer) 
 
 adj.pron. 1. euer, en(e)re, euer; bein. beine, 
 
 bein; 3()r, ^fjre, 0')r- 2. (im unbeflimmten 
 
 iSinnc) euer, eiKejre, euer. 
 
 2. Your medalist and —critic are much 
 
 nearer related than the world imagine. 
 
 Addison 
 
 Your Highness, (S-m. (cure) S'^l'fif- At 
 - place, bei end), bei bir, bei ^Ijnen (}u 
 iJ)nMfe), bnrt. 'Tis- own fault, e6 ijl (eure, 
 Deinr) 5f)re eigciie ®d)nIO. 
 
 Yours, yuorj, pron. I. euer, bein, 
 5ljr. 2. ber, bie, ba6 enre, euri«je, beinigc, 
 3l)r'. Sljrifle. 
 
 This book is y onrs, biefed $n(^ ifl bai 
 eiir(in>e, beine, QO'-'fl^- This is -, bai Qt-. 
 hprtOljnen. Give me -, gcbt inir bai eurige. 
 I am -. id) bin ber Jljrige. - truly, (in 
 ©riffen) 3()r ergcbener. 
 
 Yoursel, iDerff.] yourself. 
 
 Yourself, yurself. pi. Yonr- 
 ■ elves, pron. iljr , bu, ©ie iVlbjl; end), 
 bid) fcibft; (au<ti ali adv.) felbfl. Your- 
 selves, i^r, ©ie , end) felbil; (ni* a(/i>.) 
 t'elOfl. (This work you) must do yourself, 
 miigt bu )e(('ff tfjun. You - must do It, 
 bu felbfl nnigt ei tliiin. You love only -. 
 ©ic lieben nur ftd) felbfl, bu liebit nur bid) 
 felbfl, if)r liebt nur end) I'elbtl. 
 
 Y(»utli, yoot/i . (nnnclf.iiiguth. iujotli ; 
 5ugenb) «. 1. bie ^ugenb. 2. ber Ouiigling, 
 jnngp "5)?enfi1) ; bie junge ■■JSi-rroii (nimiinid)fn 
 pb. n)riblid)en ®erc^lrd)tJ). 3- bie jiingen 
 SJente. 
 
 ZAE 
 
 In the prim* of youth, in ber 95lutt 
 ber Ougeno. Heat of-, bie ^ugenblji^e, bai 
 Oiigenbfeuer. 
 
 Y'outlirul,yootA'ful, aij. 1. jugenb. 
 lid) ijiir Ougenfc flel)5rig; ber Ongenb on. 
 gem ffen, in brriV ben flegnlubet;. 2. jugenb. 
 lid), jung. 
 
 Youthful days, -age. Me Jugenb, 
 bai 3ugenbniter. - pranli or tnck, ber^Ua 
 genbilreid), bai Oiigenbilucf. (genClid), 
 
 Yoilthrislly, yuu h'fnle. adv. jn> 
 
 Youtll fulness, yootA'tulnes, t. 
 bie CtUgefiMidtfeir, Ou.jriib, 3ngenbhi$e. 
 
 Youtlily, yootAle, urfu. » jung, jilt 
 fltublid). ^^ (jung, 
 
 You<liy, yoot/ii, adi. t juflenbiid), 
 
 Yo^ve, Deril.jaewe. 
 
 Yotvie, lOeril.] dim. v. yowe. 
 
 Y'press, Jpres'. (fr. Ypre-) «. [®epgr.] 
 ??prn. [uom SJheine. 
 
 Yssel, i.'sl. 0)0(1) t ?)(Tri ein 'Urm 
 
 Y<tria, "it'trea. (u. Yt erby la ©d)H)e« 
 ben) *. bie 3)aerfrte, bai S;tter6erggut. 
 
 Pliospliate ol yttria, p. p«pl)DrfiUl»e 
 g)ttererbe. 
 
 Yttrious, it'treus, adj. jur 2)"er» 
 erbe gcljijrig, gjtnrerbe ei.tljnitenb, 9)rter.., 
 i)tterl)<i(rig. (5)trrium. 
 
 Yttrium, 'I'trium. «. fGf|)rm.l boA 
 
 Yttro - cerite , Ittro-si'rlte , «. 
 [TOineriilg.] ber ?):trL>cent. 
 
 Yttro coiuiiibite. tttrA-knl'uot- 
 bite, «. [OJJineralji.] ber ?)'fi ufflumi'it. 
 
 Yttro-tnntnlite, ittro-tautalite, 
 *. [TOincrolg.] ret SJttroiiintaiit , gjtter* 
 tnutiil. 
 
 Yucva, ySok'ka. t. [33d(.] bif2)urfe. 
 
 Yuck, yuk, (judeii) »• n. [Certl.] 
 
 Yucii, #. bie ilnioe. [jucfeii. 
 
 Yurts, yufts. ,. mm.] Oiften, (O 
 3ud)ten), biiic Onftenleber. 
 
 Yu)^, yug, I *. [inb. ^;i)rhoI.] bai 
 
 Y'oif, \ (2L-elt=) 3(lter. 
 
 Y'ulan, yuu'tan, «. [^ot.] ber (t)in(f 
 fii'd)f !5il'erbiTiim. 
 
 Yule, yule, (. ngelf iule. gehnl; n>. 
 gwyl) *. (e()em.) 2D i^nad)ticn) 
 
 Yule-block, -clog, --log, bft 
 ()intere Slot) im Jvnniine, beffen lliberi'liioref 
 mnn forgfaltig auf bie nrd)l^c" 9i3ei!)iind)ren 
 nufbcnmhrt. --games, a. pi. bie S[iE}eif)> 
 nnd)t^ipifle. 
 
 Yux, yuks, I. -f- ber ©(blurfen. 
 
 Yux, V. n. t beu ©d)luden l)aben. : 
 
 9R, zld, I. I. (eIn gjFitJnuter) bni 3. |. 
 2. a\i 3>if)l}eid)en |lel)t Z fVir 2000, u. z fut 
 2,000,000. 
 
 SKnliaisin, -zabiizm. f. S a b i a n i s in. 
 
 KaCCilO, zak'kiS, (it. scacco) «. 
 [■)lrd)it.] ber unterile Xfjetl bti guegefleW 
 einer ©linle. 
 
 Kacii, zak, I I. (@^igenn.) 
 
 Kadiary, zak'a>^ \ 3ad)iiriii6. 
 
 KHc4ntlie, zii'Miit/i, i. [33ur.] bat 
 533iirifnfriiiit. 
 
 SKnfTer, zaf'fur. (^n »affr..n ged.) •• 
 [6i)eiM.j ber >£.ijlrr, 3'iflpr, ©iirfra. 
 
Fite, far, fAll, faL MA, met. Fine, fin. NA, move, n6r, jjot, ill, cl6dd. Tdbe, lub, fdll. tAin, Tllis. 1121 
 
 ZAM 
 
 SRamb, zSmb, «. [Siibnmerifa] ^a5 
 Jtiii( (in«6 ^ulntten u. etiier 9?rgertiin, ob. 
 eiitef 5jjigfr« u. eiuer Wiiliittiiui. 
 
 Kauy, zi'ni, (it. zanni) «. t>er $((fef> 
 l>nri!i<i, <E>iin«roiirfl, $p(Teiireiger, ©niiflcr. 
 
 Kany, v. n. nnd^iiffciif ooiifelii. 
 
 Kaput e, zap'ote, *. [93ct.] Nt %rei> 
 opfel. 
 
 SEnrnich, zar'n'k, «. eine Oilier, 
 in iv'plcfeer ta6 Dperiiifiit gefunben tuirb. 
 
 Kea, 7.i. (flr. 503.) «. (QJot.J -, cb. 
 z e a • ni a i z, bcr ^nU, ta6 inbiaiii|'(t)e Stotn. 
 
 SKeal, z^le, (gr. zelot; (at. zelm; fr. 
 zelei *. ber ©ifer. 
 
 A zeal for liberty, for truth, bft ^vei- 
 ^fitfeifrr, ^flf)rf)eit£eifer. - in religion, ber 
 SifluVf'^f'fer- [Innb. 
 
 Kealaud, zi land, t. [(Sergr.] <Btt: 
 
 New Zealand, [PJeogt.] Jfeiireefdiib. 
 
 Kealunder, zelaudur, «. ber @ee.- 
 iSiibifr. 
 
 N e w - Z e a I a n d e r , ber 9?eufee(miber. 
 
 KtralcMl, zeld, adj. f eifrtfl. 
 
 Over-zealed. nfljll eifrig. 
 
 SKeallesSi z^ie'le*, adj. ttintn Qiftt 
 f)nbrnb. Phiie ©ifrr, fnu. 
 
 5B<*alot, zel'ut, audi zi'lut, (gr.) «. 
 (gnvMnil. I; ber ^ifercr, ©djiunrmer, 3f'Pf- 
 
 Kealutical, zelot'ekal, adj. f uber> 
 trtft'ru cifri<i. 
 
 K«*alotry, >erutri. «. bee uberfriei 
 tinr (5-iifr, bie ©(fjronniirrei. [ciftig. 
 
 SRtraluUS, zelus, niicf) z^'lus, adj 
 
 KealuUNly, xll usli. z^'lusli, adv. 
 eiftifl, nur (5-ifer i*b. SSDnrme. 
 
 KealousiiesS) zeru*n«*, «. bn£ 
 ©ifri.ic brr G-ifrr. 
 
 Kebra, z^brS, «. fScor.] bn< Sc^ro- 
 
 Zebra-skin, bdtf SebrafeQ. --wood, 
 tai 3tf>rc,i)\.Ai. 
 
 9Rebu, zi'boo. *. [3cof.J ber 3e&i" 
 
 Kecllin^ tohekcen', re'kin. (u. Zeclia 
 tn ^Ti»n\e in SSfiiebUj) «. (^uii)tv.] bie 
 3t*ine; \. Sequin. 
 
 Kedf zed, iz'zurd. «. bai 3. 
 
 He IS a mere zed. i er ifl fo rrmitm lOir 
 efii 3- - land, e SSDeileiiglnnb (lufil mon 
 bort « n'''^''>')"'- ">'f ^ niiifiVrictt). 
 
 Kedoary, zeddoare, «. (93pt.] ber 
 Sitru'rr. 
 
 SReinef z^ne, «. eino ®ii6ftanj itoii 
 flel6iid)fr 5<ir^'/ b'f "'<"' «"* bcni ©nnuii 
 bef ■5?iiii6 rrhnlt. 
 
 Keinindar, zemin'dar, *. [Oflillb.j 
 brr 3ciiiiiifnr lOJniiitDifi^er, bcr eiiifn Ciiii- 
 beftfjirf refliiTt ii. Struerti elii)icf)t>. 
 
 SKeiiiin<lary,ziniin'(iai^.«.iOltiMb.] 
 biT iVjirf. ben rin Beminbnr |n regicrrn hot. 
 
 Keiid, zend. I. (Eprnme, bie eljenini^ 
 in 'ipiriieii onprodjeii ivurbei 3i'"b. 
 
 Keiid, ) 
 
 Kennuvesta, zendavesta,^ 
 heiiKicf !J^iid) bei brii ^i-rfern , tni i()rcni 
 OJi|'n;i|if>fr Si^roflfler jiigcfd)riebeii luirb) 
 3fn^ 3eiib<ii'fi1rt. 
 
 Keiiitli, /i'nitA,(Aro6.)«- I. [?l(!rrn.] 
 bcr 3i-Mitf), erf)fitf(piinft. 2. i bcr Srnltt;; 
 ffilii.-ftpiinft bc« <5tcrn« cineS ^eiw'ditn- 
 
 Zenith distance, [^flroii.] ber 3ib|lniib 
 »rm 3cniif). 
 
 SReolite,zi'&|{ee, (gr.)«. [^inernlg.] 
 orr 'Scrlitl). 
 
 Engl, aeutsch WSrterbuek. I. 
 
 (gr.; 
 
 ZIM 
 
 Foliated zeolite, bet aStfltterjeoltt^- 
 Mealy-, bie 3ei>litf)erbe. Fibrous -, ber 
 gflfcrieolitf). Radiated -, ber ©trni)IiPOlitf). 
 
 SReolitiCf zeolit III. adj. )iim Scolith 
 gcl)orig, bnrau* be|ltl)enb, bem 3eoIitf) nf)n 
 lic^, Scolitl) ... [forinig. 
 
 SReulitirorin, zeSlit'jfSrm, jeolitf) 
 
 SKepIiyr, zef'flr, ^ 
 
 SBepliyrus, zlf ferns, ^ 
 a) ber (I'niifte) 2Cefli»tnb, SJbenbiuinb. b) 
 ? bcr 3fpl)ir, b<i« Cuftt^en (uberd.); (fcrncr) 
 ber 3cpl)ir, ^t\){)\t^ott , 3fpl)i)ru« (pcrfoni: 
 fijirt). 2. eine Wnfdjine, nni {Jlicgen jii pcr> 
 jrtgcn iinb eine frcie 3ii"fuI<ifiiMi ber 2uft in 
 ben 3imii"ern jti beipirfen. [5l)rige %u^i^. 
 
 SRerda, zer'da, t. [3ool.] ber grofi^ 
 
 SRero, z4rA, (fjebr., it., fr.) «. bie 
 ^ITnHi (nnf IfjenmnneterM u. ^prometcrnj 
 3?ufl, bcr ©cfrierpunft. 
 
 SEest, zest, (perf. zistanj fr. zeste) *. 
 I. bcr 6nttel, 93ii$en (nn ben )utiirc()en 9ii'if: 
 fen). 2. f (G'tivn^ mn gcrinflein SSjcrtfjo 
 bcr"3?fiffcrling. It is not worth a-, ei5 id feino 
 f)pf)le, roube 9?ng njer(f), fcinen ^Nfiffcrlino 
 wirtl). 3. bn« bi'inne ©cftnittctcn einer %t: 
 iiurflUient cb. '^itxmtwiAialt 4. ber 3itro 
 nen < pb. ^pnicninjenfdjnrenfnft in 2i3cin ic. 
 gebrildt. 5. i ber erf)c>ljfte &t{d)nxad, 3ufa^, 
 Seigefdjiiinrf, ©eiftljninrf. 
 
 SRest, V. a. 1. 5j5oijiernnjen » ob. 3itro« 
 nenfd».ilcn in bdniie ©rf>nitt4en fc()nfi^e^; 
 ben ^pnicrnnicn. ob. S'tronenfrfjalenfrtft in 
 Pb. oiif ©ri»(i6 brurfen; bunne3itrpne!i« ob. 
 'J>pmcrnn}enrd)(i(cn eintnncfjcn. 2, oerfe^cn, 
 burd) einen 3iifo$ ob. neuen ©tf^mnct er; 
 fjo^en, ben fflcfc^uiiirf erijpljen. [piiflcr. 
 
 Kest, (fr. zeste) ». bcr 'iPilfler, $nber: 
 
 Kest, (fp. aiecta) «. tie Witt(ig«riif)c, 
 ©idle. 
 
 SReta, zi'ia, «. I. [gr. ®rnniin.] bn« 
 3etfl. 2. ein fleine« 3iMiiner init 9{t>l)rcn, 
 bie fnng« ben SBnnben ()intiufen, um frifd)e 
 2\xit ob. Dnnipf in bnfTclbe fjinnnf ju Icircn. 
 
 SBetfetic, zetet'Ik, (gr.) adj. burd) 
 Jorfdjen ergriinbcnb, nflt^fprfdjcnb, unrer 
 rnd)ciib, wad) ffln'inben oerfnl^renb. 
 
 Tlie zetetic method, bie uiitcrfud)cnbe 
 9cf)rnrt. 
 
 Keugr"««?z«g''na, (gr. 2C)*.(9?()rt 
 bdp 3fii<1>n'i, bie aii.^iflfyiing cini'^ SSJprtcg 
 Pb. lai ■OJiitpcri'lclien eiue^ nn^flcliifirnen , 
 fiber idipn friihcr uprgefpinniencn 223ortc5. 
 
 Kibet, zibit, t. (3ppI.] bie 3i6rtl) 
 Mtif- ^ (3irfi'irf. 
 
 Kig-zag-, zig'zag. (fr. zigzag) *. tn* 
 
 A trench formed like a — , (Sricgff. j 
 cin in cincn 3J(fjiirf floffihrtfr CauigrnOen, 
 ^l^f 3irf}irf. 
 
 VA^xa^, adj. iirfjntfig, itit ^idyadt 
 gcf>pgcn, iin 3i(tjn<fe fmifcnb, iitfjorfig Inu! 
 fciib. 
 
 SRi^zaff , V. a. jn 3icfin(fen bilben. 
 
 Xigxatsfsary y zig/aggure, s. bai 
 3i(fjiirf . bic fniiiiiufii fflnngc. 
 
 Killa, zii'la, (Int.) «. (93pt.] bcr fin**?' 
 lidxe fipf)(. 
 
 Killieillt- ^vater, zement'-witiir, 
 (fr. cement n. water) *. -, pD. Copper- 
 water, (Cfjcm.J bn« ffetncntiunfyrr. 
 
 Kintoint;, zini.'nnie.> (0. gr.) t. 
 
 Kyinoiiie, 5 K^l)*'"-) e'l'ff 
 
 ber ivefen[li(i)eii a3c(lanbtf;eile bu (Siiutcu^. 
 
 ZOO 
 
 Kink, z'ngk, (3inf) «. igj?inern(g.] 
 ber 3inr, ©piniitcr. 
 
 Flowers of z ink, Iff^em.] SinfMunieti.. 
 Acetate of -, eiTigfniirer 3iii?. Red -, Red 
 oxyd of -, bai 3infp)ri)b, rptfje 3inrpyi)b. 
 
 Kinkiferous, zingk'f'ferus, (u. 
 iink II. Int. fero) adj. jinfl)nltin. 
 
 Kinkotn-rapliy, zingkog'grafi, (d, 
 
 zink II. (\t. gi;ipho) t. bie 3il'fl''g*'''P^'e. 
 
 Kinky, zJngk'e, ad/, juin 3ii'f fle» 
 tiorig, lulc 3iMf niiSjcljcnb, iinti(d), 3iiif-. 
 
 Zinky ores, 3iMfcrje. 
 
 Kircoa, zfr'kon, t. [«»?incrnra.] iaudf 
 Jargon ofCeylon) ber Sirfon. 
 
 Kirconia, zlrkA'nea, «. [OTincrflfg.] 
 bie SirfpniTbc. [tcr 3irfonit. 
 
 Kirconite, zfr'kinii*, ».['TOinern(g.i 
 
 Kirconiuin, zirk6'neuni,«.[Sl)ein.J 
 tia-:- 3'i'fpiiMini. 
 
 Kitta^v, zit'tSw, *. [®cogr.] 3ittftU^ 
 
 Kiv<»io, ziT'oli, «. (Drnitf).] cine 
 9trt ffloibammer. 
 
 SKizany, ziz'an4, (an(t Z Izani a) 
 
 »ir ) t. ^n5 Unfrnut (iin ffletreibe). 
 
 Kizel, zizil, «. [3opl.] bie 3iefer» 
 rnttc, SicKlmnu^, ber 3ierel. 
 
 Knees, zniez, (o. ©t^nee) oi^ 
 Diril.J gefrorcn. 
 
 Zneesy, (Ocrtf.l fnlf. 
 
 KOCCO, zok'kA, Vit. zoceolo; p. 
 
 Kocle, zo'kl, Mnf. soccas) $. 
 
 Koccolo, zok'kAlA.) (iUrcJjit.] rer 
 Krngilein; bo6 2Cnnbgfflcfl, bcr Untcrfn^, 
 Socfff. 
 
 KudiaC, z6'deak. zh'jiik. (Qt.) t. 
 1. |-3l|lrpn.) bcr 1()ierfrci«. 2. + ber ©ikrcf. 
 
 Kudiacal , zodi'akal, adj. jnill 
 Ihicrfrcife gcljprig. 
 
 Zodiacal light, bn«3Pbinfnnirf)t, Jf)if» 
 frci#li(l)t. — signs. Me 3''if')en bti ^[)ier» 
 freifc^. [ (■•Wincrnlg.) bcr S^iilt. 
 
 Koisite, zod'siie, (p. Van Zolsi j. 
 
 Kone, zAne, (gr.) «. I. T bcr csu'irtef. 
 
 i ai (®epgr.) ber (JJiirtcl, Sffiiit.iilrtel, 
 Gri-gilrtcl, (?rbilri(f), ipiininel^gt'irtrl. Me 
 3pne. b) bcr Jtrci?, Unifiing. Miltoh. 
 
 The torrid zone, bie Ijeigc 3p"i'. Tlie 
 temperate or variable -s, bie gi'iltnBin'cil 
 3oneii. The frigid -s, fiie fnIti-11 3Piiei'- 
 Ciliary-, [*5Iiiat.] ber ('Jlugciio Sttrim'irtci. 
 
 Knnecuiiin, znnekollin. (fr. zon«. 
 colin) <. lOriiitf).] bic gel)nnbtc tnej:lfniiit'(t)t 
 "ll?o(f)tcI. [genb, iiiit ciiifiii (5}t"irtfl. 
 
 Kuned, zond, adj. einen (ijilrri'l tra» 
 
 Kuiinar, zon'nar, s. eiiic 'iiirt (^U'iri 
 ti'I ppit fd)ipnriem SeDcr, ben (Fl)rii'ieii nub 
 3uben in bcr Ii'irfei jiim Uiiternticbe ppu 
 b(\\ 'Wnljpnicbanern trngen iiiiifffn. 
 
 Koubdity-inatcli, zAob'd'id 
 mat>.h, *. cine nciuifTf pifnnte ©mice. 
 Ko(»{[;^rHplier, z/iog'gratVir.^ r i 
 K<»Ug-raplli8<, zoog'grafi'.i,^ *■ 
 bcr lljiiTbi'icftriiber, BppiirMpf). 
 
 KoitSrapilicai, zn^grafekal. ndi 
 
 jppgrnpljifd), jiir 5^efitrribiiiin fir Il'iere 
 
 grljiiirig. [Ihirrbefcfjreibiing. 3i?i-flr.ipl)i«. 
 
 Koog-raphy, zooggiaic. «. bit 
 
 Kuokerw, zookurz.^ interj. f ber 
 
 K<>4»li8, zuuks, 5 ^>1><f>^"b! 
 
 Snfcrlpiiil i£rtfcriiicm! 
 
 K(>«>iite, i6i\\i'.e, (gr.) *. bcr 3oo» 
 lit^, il;ifr|lnn, etc "itjierprrileiiicrnng. 
 
 71 
 
I 1 22 Fate, far, fall. fat. M*. met. Frne, fin. N6, move, n3r, got. 6il, cUM. TAbe, tfib, lAU. thin. TOis. 
 
 ZOO 
 
 Koolog^lcal 9 c66lod'jekal , adj. 
 
 jinMiiiiifd). [}OD(o()ird). 
 
 SBoftlog-iCally, zJAlod jekale. ndo. 
 
 Kuolug-ist, zool'ojist, «. 6er Si^olofl, 
 lliinfunsiflf, Il)terfemier. 
 
 Koolog-y,263l'6je, (gt.) *. Melbier. 
 
 tclirp,Ihii-i-berd)rei&ung,1f)icrfiin6e,3i>olO(jie. 
 
 SRooii, zoon, ) .7„„„j. 
 __ 51 Jf. /ionnds. 
 
 SKooiis, zuuiiz.^ 
 
 Kooiiic, zooii'ik. (V. gr. xoon) ad;. 
 
 [(Flu III.) - acid. Me X()ierrnure. 
 
 Kuoiioiiiy, znon'oiiie, (gr.) <■ &U 
 3iHMioniic, il)icrfiinte, Si'6eii6frnftli:()re. 
 
 SKoopllite, \. Zoophyte. 
 
 9Bu<»plioric , zAof'foiik, (gr.) adj. 
 t()ifrtrogniD. [mule. 
 
 Z o o p li o r i e column, [9Ird)it.] bie tf)ii'r- 
 
 SKoopliorus, zoot'fnrus.*.[5lrd)it ] 
 tin iiiit il)ierDtlDerii uerjifrtcr %nc6. 
 
 KoopHyte, zi oflte, (gr.) s. [%n 
 tiirfl.i r;- I()ierpfliiiije, tttt 5Pfranjflitfjier, 
 
 Koopliytolite, z66fit'6lhe. (gr.) 
 «. biT 3inpl)i)folitIi, Hiifrpfliiii)ftM^ei"- 
 
 Koupliyf OlotfiCAl , zontit&lod'- 
 
 Jekal, adj. jH^>cpl)i)totogird), jur Iljierpflanjcii' 
 fiinfcf fli'f)6rig. 
 
 SRoopliytoIog'y, z66fitorioje, 
 
 ZUM 
 
 (gr.)#. bie Soopfiptologie, t^ierpfrflnjenfc^re, 
 iljirrpflnnifiifiinbe. 
 
 SRoutonii.«)t , zoot'timist, (gr.) «■ 
 bcr i!iier)crgiieCerer, Xl)ierjerteget. 
 
 Kooiomy, zont'tome, «. bie ttjitv 
 jergiii'bfning SL^otLiiiiie. 
 
 SKopissa, zopisi'sa , (gr. W.) »■ 
 [gReb. ic.) alUi ©cbifffped). 
 
 SKoril, xoril, t. [3oi'(-] bn« perii> 
 I'iniiirrtic ®tiiiftf)ifr. [ber DiDtf^taufgi'irtel. 
 
 SRoMter, zos'iAr, (gr. 2C.) «. [^TOeb.] 
 
 SBouilds , xnuiidz , (nui God's 
 u Guilds) in/erj. ©afenuent! ©appernieiit! 
 ber (i)eii-r! 
 
 SKutTolo, zuffnlo, (it. zufolo) «. 
 iai •5lL^td)fll, gliiiii-plft, (6rf.) bie SScgeiflDtc. 
 
 Kniug^iiailiMin , zwing'gieaiuzm. 
 i. bicCchre bep3i«i"gii. [ genn.)3iDitigii. 
 
 SBuiiig'lius, zvting'gleus, t. ((S'ii 
 
 Kuiiiaie, zu'm^te. «. [CEt^etu.] bie 
 ^erbiiiMiiig btr nuS gfgof}rcncn I'sgctnbili- 
 frt)iii (Sll^t^a^JflI eiitiuicfolten ©liure tnit 
 eincr fnljbilbcnben (Srunbliige. 
 
 Kuinic^ zd'mik, <gr. zyme) adj. 
 [CFhetn.] - acid, bie nii« gegc^reiien i>egct(i= 
 biliffben ®ub|lrtiijen, fcefonberS bie aui beiii 
 gegohrenfn ^(\i fntii'irfeltc ©ourf. 
 
 Kuiliolog-ical, z&m6lod'j^al, a4}. 
 
 ZYG 
 
 jiir (5)n^riing«te^re ge^Srig. 
 
 SRuinoIogrist, zumol'lijist, «. ber 
 ill ber (5)nf)nirig6lt'I)re SSewnnberte. 
 
 Kuinologry, ziiiiiol'loji, (gr.) «. 
 [Cljem.] bie ©ot)niiifl^Iel)re. 
 
 Kuinosiineter, zum&sim'^tur, ) 
 
 Kymosiinetei*, zinmioxim'etur.^ 
 (gr.) «. I'iPt)!))"., 6f)em.] ber ©aljningSmeffer 
 (eiii SBerfjeiig). 
 
 Knricli, zur'tk.) ,^ „.,. 
 
 Kuric, {••[®"flr.]3uri4. 
 
 Kuyder-sea, zidur-sl, «. [®cogr.] 
 fie ©uDfrfee (in fep([atib). Ourlit. 
 
 SRurlite, zurlfte, ». [TOinernlg.] bet 
 
 Kygrodactylons, zagidat'iSius, 
 (gr.) adj. [Dtnitt).] pnoriueife georbiiete 
 3ff)eii Ijnbtub (luie ber ^npngti zc), mit 
 piinrmeife (lcf)eiiben Db. gepr.'^iicten 3ef)En. 
 
 Kyg^ina, zegoma, (gr.) *. [aiiiflt.J 
 t)i\6 ^v<i)<^ch\, SBaiigeiibciii. 
 
 SByg-OinatiC , z^g^mat'Ik , adj- 
 [?!iuit.] |iim Ooctbcitie fle^orig, ^od)..., 
 iaSangen .... jorfjbfiiiig. 
 
 Zygomatic arch, bcr 3orf)bpgfti. - 
 muscles, bie 3Pd?inii^fi'(ii, SCanQfimiiiffeln. 
 - bone, bn« 3rrt)bciii, SBniigciit'iiii. — 
 •nture, bie SS3nngeniinf)t, 3prf)bciiitiiil)t. - 
 process, bcr SDniigeiuorrfii^. 
 
SYNOPSIS 
 
 OF 
 
 WORDS DIFFERENTLY PRONOUNCED J5Y DIFFERENT ORTIIOEPISTS. 
 
KEY ^ ^^^' M^^:4-i^^ jt 
 
 TO THE SOUNDS OF THE VOWELS AS USED IN THE SYNOPSIS. 
 
 Indittinet- 
 
 A, f5te, fat, far, fdll, don'a-tive. 
 
 E, mete, met, rev'e-ry. 
 
 1, pine, pin, ehal'j^e, 
 
 0, nOte, ndt, nSt ^ mAve, tri'p9d. 
 
 U, tube, tiib, aat'^rn 
 th as in Mn; tli as in thit. 
 
 A has the long sound of a^ as in fate. . 
 
 A has the Italian sound of a, as In far* 
 
 fi has the sound of aWj as in fall. 
 
 A has the short sound of aWy as in what. 
 
 E ha.s the long sound of Cf as in mete. 
 
 G has the sound of long a, aa In rcio, and In ther*. 
 
 I has the long sound of i, as In pine. 
 
 I has the sound of long Oj as in marine. 
 
 1 has the sound of short U) as in bird. 
 
 has tlie long sound of O} as In note. 
 
 d has the sound of OO^ as in food. 
 
 Q has the sound of OO, as in good, the same as u In fall. 
 
 6 has the sound of short Uy as in deT«« 
 
 (j has the long sound of u, as in tub*. , 
 
 y has the tK>und of u^ as in bull. 
 
 U has tiie sound of yu, as in nnlon. 
 
 G hard C^ the same as k. 
 
 G soft g-, the same as J. 
 
 S soft 8f the same as z. 
 
 CH have the French sound, the same aa ah. 
 
 TH have their vooat sound, as in this. 
 
 This mark' calhed in Greek the grave accent, placed before a vowel, Indicates that vowel to have Its ItallnD 
 as in 'ask, b'ar, f'ather, m'ask. In words of two or more ayllables, when no other accent ia used, this designates the 
 accented syllable; ulxBan'ana. 
 
SYNOPSIS OF WORDS DIFFERENTLY PRONOUNCED. 
 
 1125 
 
 Webtter. 
 IB'Dl-eA-TlVE, 
 ABDOMEN, 
 
 AB'SO-LU TORY, 
 AB'STRAGT, a. 
 AG-CEPT'A-BLK, 
 AG CESS', 
 Ae'CES-SO-RY, 
 AD-DIT'A MENT, 
 AD-JU'VANT, 
 
 AD VER TisE-MENT, 
 
 A'E RIE, 
 
 A GAIN', (a-gea') 
 
 A GAINST', (a-genaf) 
 
 AG-GRAN'DTZE-MENT. 
 
 IlD' DSeAMP, 
 (A'ID-DE-GAMP.) 
 AL'GOVE, 
 AL KALI , 
 
 ftL-MOST', 
 (^LMOST.) 
 
 AI.'PlNE, 
 
 AL'TERN-ATE, r. 
 
 AMBUSGADE, 
 
 A MEN', 
 
 ANAMORPHOSIS, 
 
 ANCHOVY, 
 
 JNCIENT, 
 
 A-NEM O-SGOPE, 
 
 An (5EL, 
 
 AN Tl FE BRILE, 
 
 AN'Tl NO-MY, 
 
 AN TIP TO-SIS, 
 
 AI'-PLLSE', 
 
 A PRON. 
 
 AaUl-LINE. 
 
 ARC-H-I-PEL'A-GO, 
 
 ARDU OUS, 
 
 ARIETATB, 
 
 AR'ITH-MAN-CY, 
 
 AROMATIZE, 
 
 AT-TRA'HENT, 
 
 A-VANf'-GUARD, 
 
 AVOWEE, 
 
 AZ URE, 
 
 BAGKSLTDB', 
 
 BAL'GO-NY, 
 
 BA-NA'NA, 
 (BAN' ANA.) 
 BAN'IAN, 
 BARRIER, 
 BEARD, (berd) 
 BELLES-LETTRES, 
 
 (bel'let-ter) 
 BELLOWS, 
 
 ALLOWS.) 
 
 Sheridan. 
 ab-dtk'ka tiv, 
 fb'do'm^n, 
 
 Xb'su-la-tur'rf, 
 
 Sb'str&kt, 
 
 &k'sep-ta-bl, 
 
 Hk'ses, 
 
 &k'set-sur-rf, 
 
 l!id'de-ta-ineut, 
 
 3ld'jii-»Xnt, 
 ^ad-T£r't{z-iiieat, 
 <ad-»er-tlze'- 
 ( meat, 
 
 &'rf, 
 
 9-gSiiit', 
 NSg'grfn-dTze- 
 
 ment, 
 
 alkSre', 
 &l'ka-l?, 
 
 Alt-uBsC, 
 
 Sm-bot-kade', 
 
 i-OiSe', 
 
 &n-9-iii9r-f5'8l(, 
 
 fn-ch5'T9. 
 
 lae'slifnt, 
 
 Hii'^oiys-kSpe', 
 
 &iie'j;l, 
 
 liite-fe'brTIa, 
 
 Hn'te-n^-m^, 
 
 &n-tjp-td'«|s, 
 
 &p'pul8, 
 
 &'prifa, 
 &k'wf-line, 
 
 &r'da-ii«, 
 
 &r'f-f-ate, 
 
 f-rUli'man-sf, 
 
 HT'o-matlze, 
 
 Kt'trahent, 
 
 a-vaunt'g&rd, 
 
 a-vow'8, 
 
 I'ahqr, 
 
 b&k'allde, 
 bal-kS'nf, 
 bf-nl'D^ 
 
 baa-ySa', 
 bSr'ryfr, 
 b£rd. 
 
 bcl'lya. 
 
 WaOcer. 
 Kb'de-kS-t^tr, 
 fb-do'mfn, 
 
 ab-s5l'u-tiir-rf , 
 
 ab-stri&kt', 
 
 &k'8fp-ta-bl, 
 
 ak-ses', 
 
 iik'sfs-s9-re, 
 
 ad-dit'a-meiit, 
 
 Sd'ju-v&iit, 
 
 ad-ver'i|z-nient, ' 
 
 Sd-v?r-tize'- . 
 
 nifnt, 
 £'re, 
 9-g«n'> 
 9-g8iui', 
 
 Sg'gr^n-dlze- 
 uient, 
 
 Sde df-kdwag', 
 
 fl-kOre', 
 &l'k9-l9, 
 
 All'mSst, 
 
 Kl'pKn, 
 
 al-ter'nate, 
 
 &m-bu«-kSde', 
 
 i'lniSB', 
 
 &n-f-oi9r-f5'*|8, 
 
 fo-eliS'Te, 
 
 Sne's4ient, 
 
 f-n«ni'9-skdpt, 
 
 &iie'jfl. 
 
 Hot? {«b'rfl, 
 
 antin'9-me, 
 
 &n'tip-t5's|a, 
 
 Ep'puU, 
 
 &'purn, 
 
 &k'wf-lin, 
 
 *r-k? pel'f-go, 
 
 fir'Juus, 
 
 a-rietate, 
 
 a-rith'aian-sp, 
 
 &r'9-nia-tize, 
 
 St'tra-lieui, 
 
 a-v^nt'gSrd, 
 
 Sv-qw-e', 
 
 t'zhfire, 
 
 b&k-»llde', 
 bal-ko'n^, 
 ba-nS'na, 
 
 bfii-yXn', 
 bar'rf-nr, 
 beerd, 
 
 bSI-la'tur, ' 
 
 Perry. 
 
 ab-dft'a-tiT, 
 (ab-do'men, 
 ^ab'd9-iiien, 
 
 &b's9-lu-to-r;, 
 
 &b'str&kt, 
 
 ak-sep'ta-bl, 
 
 ak-ses', 
 
 2ik'sfs-io-r^, 
 
 ;d dit'f-ment, 
 
 ^ad-ver't|z-ment. 
 
 a-gain', 
 
 a-gaiust', 
 
 &g'gr«n-dlz«- 
 S nieiit, 
 Jag-grSn djz- 
 aieut. 
 
 Jones. 
 
 kb'de-ka-tiv, 
 Sab-do'uien, 
 fb-s8l'^-tur-^. 
 
 Futtan • Knight. 
 ilb'df-ka-tKv, 
 fb-dd'men, 
 fb-sSl'u-tur-f, 
 
 &k'8ep-ta-bl, 
 
 ak-ses', 
 
 kk'ses-sur-re, 
 
 &d'd$-tf-nieiit, 
 
 ad-ju'vant, 
 ^ad-ver'tiz-nient, 
 /&d-vei-tlze'- 
 
 S'er-e, 
 a-gen', 
 a-genst', 
 
 &g'gran-diie- 
 m^nt, 
 
 &k'sep-ta-bl, 
 
 ak-ses', 
 
 &k'ses-8ur-e, 
 
 fd-dit'a-ment, 
 
 &d'ju-v&nt, 
 
 fd ver'tiz-ment, 
 
 &d ver-tUe'- 
 
 nientf 
 S'er-e, 
 a gen', 
 a-genst', 
 
 Sg'gr^n-dize- 
 nieut. 
 
 Jameson. 
 kb'df-kS-tKr. 
 fb-d5'infn. 
 
 ab-sSl'u-tyr-rf. 
 
 fb-strSkt'. 
 
 fk-sep'tf-bl. 
 
 ik'sSs. ak sSa'. 
 
 Sk'ses-so-re. 
 
 ad-dit'a-nieat. 
 
 Sd'ju-v&nt< 
 
 >ad-vSr't|z-mSnti 
 
 e're. 
 
 f-gane'. 
 
 f-ganst'. 
 
 ag-gr&n'diz- 
 nient. 
 
 ide'^'kdvng', Ide'd^-k&wng^ 
 
 fl-kOve', 
 &l'ka-l9, 
 
 <ll>mGst', 
 
 kl'ptn, 
 
 al-ter'ufte, 
 
 &ni-bys-kadc', 
 
 &-niea , 
 
 &n-a-m5r'f9-sl[s, 
 
 §n-ch6'Tf, 
 
 &n'shfnt, 
 
 f-Dcm'9s-kope, 
 
 &nc-J(l, 
 
 Xn-tf-fS'brll, 
 
 &a'te-n9-ni9, 
 
 8n-lip't9-sii>, 
 
 ap-puls', 
 
 &'purn, 
 
 Hk'wf-lKn, 
 
 fir'du-iSt) 
 &r'e-f-tite. 
 
 al-k5ve', 
 il'k^-ie, 
 
 AU-mdst', 
 
 al-k6Te', 
 
 Kl'ka-Ie, 
 
 (^ll-most', 
 
 /dll'uiSst, 
 
 Hm-bys-kade', 
 
 I-miia', 
 
 Sn-a-ni9r-fo'8}8, 
 
 fn-ebO've, 
 
 Siie'shent, 
 
 |-nera'9-sk5pe, 
 
 Ine'jel, 
 
 &n-te-feb'r1[I, 
 
 fn-trii'9-n)f. 
 
 al-ter'nfte, 
 
 Itra-bus-kSde', 
 
 i-mSa', 
 
 )in-a-ni9r-f0'8{s, 
 
 an>clio'v(, 
 
 Sne'slifnt, 
 
 a-neni'9-sk5pe, 
 
 Sne'jel, 
 
 in-te-feb'ril, 
 
 fii-tin'9-nie. 
 
 Sp'puls, 
 
 S'purn, 
 
 &k'we-line, 
 
 firk-e-pel'a-go, 
 
 &r'duiis, 
 
 Sp'pifis, 
 S'purn, 
 Sk'w^-line, 
 ark-9 pel'a-g5, 
 fir'du-iSs, 
 
 al-k5v«'. 
 !&l'k^-IL 
 
 dll'most. 
 
 ^I'pine. 
 
 Sl't^r-nSte, 
 
 Sm-^bus-kSde'. 
 
 &-men'. 
 
 31n-a-m6r'f9-s1(a. 
 
 fn-clio'v.9. 
 
 Sne'slient. 
 
 |-neni'9-8k5pea' 
 
 Sne'jel. 1 
 
 Sn-tf-fSb'rYI. 
 
 ^n-iin'o-nie. 
 
 &a-tip-tO's|s. 
 
 Sp'puls. 
 
 S'prun. 
 
 S'kwf-llne. 
 
 flr'dij-us. 
 
 a-rSm'a-tlze, 
 
 it'trd-beiit, 
 
 a-vSnt'gard, 
 
 £t'tra-hent, 
 f-vant'gyard, 
 
 St'tra-lient. 
 f-v^nt'gy^rd, 
 
 &z'ur, 
 
 bik'aUda, 
 
 bal-kd'n^, 
 ba-nii'na, 
 
 bUn'nf-an, 
 bSr'rf-fr, 
 b£erd, 
 
 b^l-Ut't^r, 
 
 b^rlya, 
 
 Hxh'ur, 
 
 bal-ko'ne, 
 ba-na'na, 
 
 ban-ySn', 
 bSr're-ur, 
 beerd, 
 
 bel-la'tur, 
 
 b^i'lya, 
 
 a'zhifr, 
 
 b^k-sllde', 
 bal-kd'ne, 
 b^-na'na, 
 
 ban-nySn', 
 
 bSr're-pr, 
 
 beerd, 
 
 bel-li'ter, 
 
 bel'lijs, 
 
 a-riih'ni^n-sf. 
 f-ro'tti^-tlze. 
 
 a-v^ung'giird. 
 
 Sv-ow-e'. 
 
 a'zhure. 
 
 bSk-slide' 
 (bal-ko'n^ 
 ^bSl'ko-nf. 
 
 ba na'n^. 
 
 ban-ySn'. 
 bar're-^r. 
 b»«rd. 
 
 bel-letr'. 
 
 bSl'oze. 
 
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 SYNOPSIS OF WORDS DIFFERENTLY PRONOUNCED. 
 
 Webtter. 
 BER'LIN, 
 BESTIAL, 
 BESTREW, 
 BITUMEN, 
 Bl TC'MEN, 
 
 BOATSWAIN, 
 
 BOM' BAST, 
 (BjSM'BAST.) 
 
 BOOK, 
 
 B6'«0M, 
 
 BOURN, 
 
 BOWL, (IjBle) 
 
 BRACE'LET, 
 
 (BRACELET.) 
 
 BRAVO, 
 
 BRA-ZlL', 
 
 BREAK, 
 
 BREECH, (brfeh) 
 
 BRONZ, 
 
 BROOCH, 
 
 BROOK, 
 
 BOLL'ION, 
 
 BUOY, 
 
 ©A-eHEXT, 
 
 eAlS'SON,eAIS-SOON', 
 
 (GA'ISSON, 
 
 eAISSOON'.) 
 
 €AL'CI NA-TO-RY, 
 
 eAJL'ClNE, 
 
 €AM'ELO-PARD, 
 
 eAN'AL-eOAL, 
 
 ©AP'IL-LA-RY, 
 
 Sheridan. 
 b$r-Iin', 
 bes'chal, 
 be-strdA', 
 
 Jbi-tu' 
 
 1 
 bS'sn, 
 
 bfm-b^t', 
 
 bAdk, 
 
 b66'znni, 
 
 bddrn, 
 
 bole, 
 
 briit'lit, 
 
 br&'vo, 
 
 bra-zeel'i 
 
 breek, 
 
 brSecb, 
 
 brdnze, 
 
 brddch, 
 
 br«6k, 
 
 bial'lyon, 
 
 bway, 
 
 k&'kfk-sf, 
 
 Walker. 
 ber-lin', 
 bes'chf-^, 
 bf-stro', 
 
 be-tu'm^n, 
 
 bS'tn, 
 
 (biiiirbast, 
 ibifiubast', 
 
 bfidk, 
 (bod'zum, 
 ^liui'iim, 
 
 borne, 
 
 bole, 
 
 brSse'let, 
 
 brS'TO, 
 
 bra-zeel', 
 
 brake, 
 
 breech, 
 
 bronze, 
 
 broch, 
 
 br66k, 
 
 bul'yua, 
 
 bu^f, 
 
 k2lk'$k-sf, 
 
 €A-PRlCE', 
 
 eiR'TEL, 
 
 (G' ARTEL.) 
 
 €ATCH'UP, €AT'SUP, 
 
 €ATH'0-LICISM, 
 
 CE CITY, 
 
 CE'LA-TURE, 
 
 CE-LIB'A-CY, 
 
 CEN'A-TO-RY, 
 
 CEN-TRIF'U GAL, 
 
 CEN-TRIP-E-TAL, 
 
 CERUSE, 
 
 CHAGRIN', 
 
 CHAL'DRON, 
 
 CH AL'ICE, 
 
 Chamois, (aham'e) 
 
 CHAMPAIGN', 
 (CHAM PA'IGN.) 
 
 CHAP'E-RON, 
 
 CHART, k&rt, citlUt, 
 
 (CHART.) 
 
 CH AST-EN, cha'atn, 
 
 (CHASTEN, cha'sn.) 
 
 CHASTISEMENT, chSic'Uz-mSnt, 
 
 CHASTITY, chaaete-te, 
 
 «her'ful, 
 
 kSlI'sin-«-tar-f, 
 
 kal-sine', 
 
 kim'f-lo-p^rd, 
 
 kSn'nil-koIe, 
 
 ka-pil'lf-rf, 
 
 kap-rees', 
 
 kar-tiSl', 
 
 k&ch'up, 
 
 ka-th6t'f-s!(zm, 
 
 se'sit-e, 
 
 se'la-ture, 
 
 sel'f-ba.sf, 
 
 sl'na-tur-^, 
 
 sen-tnf'u-gal, 
 
 sen-trip'^-tfl, 
 
 sSr'use, 
 
 shagreen', 
 
 chaw'drun, 
 
 chal'fs, 
 
 sha-mo^', 
 
 ctaam-pane'. 
 
 CHEER'FIIL, 
 (CHEERFUL.) 
 
 CHERUBie, 
 
 ©HI'NA, 
 
 eHIR'OMAN-CY, 
 
 CHIV'AL-RY, 
 
 CHIVES, 
 
 eHOlR, (qi;Ir«; 
 
 ch^-rti-'blk, 
 
 cha'na, 
 
 ki'ro-mSn-ae, 
 
 shtv'al-rf, 
 
 shurz, 
 
 kwire, 
 
 kal-s^n'a tifr-^, 
 
 k^l-slne', 
 
 ka-met'o-pard, 
 
 ken'nil-koU, 
 
 k&p'p{l-la-rf, 
 
 (ka-preea', 
 
 ^kap'rees, 
 kar-tel', 
 
 k&ch'up, 
 
 ka-thol'f-sizm, 
 
 ses'e-te, 
 
 sel'a-chure, 
 
 bel'e-ba-se, 
 
 aen'^-tur-e, 
 
 ayn-trifu-gal, 
 
 &eu-trip'e-tal, 
 
 ■e'ruse, 
 
 »ha-green', 
 
 cha'druD, 
 
 chal'is, 
 
 sha-moe', 
 
 ah&ni'paue, 
 
 fth&p-er-Adn', 
 kart, chart, 
 
 chise'in, 
 
 chas'tjz-mSnt, 
 
 chas'te-le, 
 icheer'£ul, 
 ^cher'ful, 
 
 ch«-ru'bik, 
 
 cha'iva, chl'na, 
 
 kir'o-niau-se, 
 
 ctiiv'al-re, 
 
 cblvz, 
 
 kwlr«, 
 
 ber'Iia. 
 
 bes'tf-al, 
 
 bf-strG', 
 
 bi-tu'm^ii, 
 bS'sn, 
 
 bum-bSat', 
 
 bilk, 
 
 |b66'znni, 
 
 bAArn, 
 
 boul, 
 
 brSae'lft, 
 
 br&'vp, 
 
 bra-zll', 
 
 brake, 
 
 breech, 
 
 bronz, 
 
 brd6ch, 
 
 bruk, 
 
 bul'yua, 
 
 boy, 
 
 ka-kek't^, 
 kfs-sdon', 
 
 ber-Cn', 
 
 b£s'chf-gl, 
 
 b9-str6d', 
 
 bl-tu'men, 
 
 (bote'swilne, 
 ^bS'su, 
 
 bum-b&st', 
 
 bdk, 
 
 b66'z^m, 
 
 bSrne, 
 
 bole, 
 
 brase'lft, 
 
 brS'vo, 
 
 bra-zee!', 
 
 br&ke, 
 
 brSEch, 
 
 brOnze, 
 
 broch, 
 
 bruk, 
 
 bdl'yun, 
 
 bw£y, 
 
 k&k'fk-s;, 
 k&'sa, 
 
 Futton • Knight. Jameton. 
 
 ber-lin", ber-ljn'. 
 
 bes'tyal, 
 b«-stro', 
 
 bl:tu'nien, 
 
 bote'swane, 
 b5'sn, 
 
 bum-b&st', 
 
 buk, 
 
 b66'zani, 
 
 b6Arn, bSrne, 
 boul, bole, 
 br&ae'lft, 
 
 brS'vo, 
 
 bra-zeel', 
 
 brake, 
 
 breech, 
 
 bronze, 
 
 brAAcb, 
 
 bruk, 
 
 bul'yyn, 
 
 bwoy, 
 
 k^k'ek-se, 
 ka8e-s66n'. 
 
 bes't^-al. 
 be-strdd'. 
 
 be-tu'm^n. 
 
 b«4e'swlne, 
 bO'sn. 
 
 biim-bSst'. 
 
 bddk. 
 
 b6d'zyni. 
 
 bSrne. 
 
 boul. 
 
 brSse'lft. 
 
 br&'vo. 
 
 bra-zeel'» 
 
 brake. 
 
 breech. 
 
 br5nze. 
 
 brOch. 
 
 brdok. 
 
 bul'yua. 
 
 bde. " 
 
 kak-kek's^ 
 kS'es-s5n. 
 
 kal-«lfn'9-t9-rp, kal-sXn'a-tmr-r^ 
 
 kal-sine', k^l-slne', kal-slne', kal-sIne'. 
 
 ka-niel'9-pSrd, ka-mel'o-pSrd. 
 
 kan'al-kole, kin'al-kole. 
 
 ka-pll la-r?, kj-pKl'Ia-re, kSp'|Mar-f, kSp'pil-Ia-f?. 
 
 |ka-prela', ka-preea', k^-prees', kf-preSa'. 
 
 kai'tfl, k^r-tel', kfr-tel', k^r-tel'. 
 
 kSt'HUp, kiich'itp, kSch'np, kech'op. 
 
 ka-thol'f-s![zm, ka-tli5l'(-»Izin, ka tli5l'f-atzm, ka-thore-sKzm. 
 
 aga'e-te, aSa'e-te, sea'e-tf, se'se-te. 
 
 se'l^-ture, sgl'a-ture. 
 
 sel'e-ba-se, sEl'^-bf-sf, aSt'e-ba-sf, sel'f-ba-se. 
 
 s£n'a-to-re, sen'a-tur-f. 
 
 sfn-trif'u-gal, afn-trKfu-gat, aen-trif u-gal, sfn-trif'u-gal. 
 
 &en-trip'9-tal, aen-trtp'e-tal, aen-trip'c-tal, sen-trip'e-tal. 
 
 se'ruae, ae'ruse, ae'ruae, se'ruse. 
 
 alia-green', sha-grcen', aha-grSen', aha-green'. 
 
 chal'drun, chal'drun, cha'drun, chuwl'drun. 
 
 kal'ja, chSl'ja, chSl'ii,' chSI'U. 
 
 sh^ni'f, ahf-moe', sha-moe', sha-moe'. 
 
 sham-pane', sh^m-pane', ch&m'pane, sham'pSne. 
 
 sh^p'^-rone, 
 chart, 
 
 ehSs«'ii, 
 
 kSrt, chart, 
 ehSse'tn, 
 
 (chas-tize'ment, ) „ „ 
 
 { • ,,. ; / Schas'tlz-m«nt, 
 
 ^chase'tiz-ment, S 
 
 chase'te-tf, ch&s'te-tf. 
 
 cheer' ful, 
 
 cbe-rii'b|k, 
 
 chi'n^, 
 
 kj-rom'an-s^, 
 
 sh!v'al-r;, 
 
 cblvz, 
 
 koir, kw{r«, 
 
 chSSr'ful, 
 
 ehf-rfi'bjk, 
 
 cli&'na, 
 
 kir'o-man-s^, 
 
 cJiiv'al-rf, 
 
 cblvz, 
 
 kwXre, kaf 'yr, 
 
 ehfirt, kSrt, 
 chSsn, 
 
 chSs'tjz-mlnt, 
 
 chSs'te-tf, 
 (cher'ful, 
 ^cheer'ful, 
 
 che-rii'blk, 
 chl'na, chS'na, 
 ktr'o-ni&n-se, 
 chiir'al-rf, 
 clilvz, 
 kwire, koir, 
 
 8hSp'fr-6dn. 
 kart, ch&rt. 
 
 ehaae'tn. 
 
 ehJLs'tJz-mSat. 
 ch5s'tf-tf. 
 ^cheSr'fi}!. 
 
 ehf-rfi'bjk. 
 
 chl'n;. 
 
 ki'r9-mSn-sf. 
 
 »lijv'al-rj. 
 
 clilvz. 
 
 kwirs. 
 
SYNOPSIS OF WORDS DIFFERENTLY PRONOUNCED. 
 
 1127 
 
 Web*ter. 
 CHO'PIN. 
 eHOR'ISTER, 
 
 €HR1S TIAN'ITY. 
 CIRCUITOUS. Uur-ku 
 
 tu8. or &iir'kit-UB.) 
 rCIR'CUITOUS, lur'ki 
 CLARION, 
 €LKRK, 
 
 €LI MAG'TER-ie, 
 CLUTHES, 
 eL6UGH, 
 eLYS'TER. 
 €0-At)-.Hi'TANT, 
 CG'BALT. 
 COCHINEAL, 
 
 eOCKSWAlN. 
 
 COGNIZANCE, (kon 
 
 zans.) 
 (eOGN'lZANCK, con 
 eOM'BAT. 
 
 eOM MEND'ABLE, 
 
 eOM'MENT. r. 
 eOM'MlS SURE, 
 
 eOM-MO'DI OUS, 
 
 eOM-PAT'RIOT, 
 eOM'PEN SATE, 
 C-OM'PLOT, 
 COM'PfjRT. 
 eOM'RADE. 
 eON FESS'OR, 
 eON'Fl DANT, 
 eON'FlS CATE, V. 
 60N FRONT'. 
 
 (CON frOnt'.) 
 
 €0N'(5E. 
 
 eON NOTS-SEOR, ko-nis-sA^', 
 
 (GONNOISSEU'R, i(conn!i«ii're.) 
 
 Shertiian. 
 ■hf-peen', 
 
 kwSr'ii-ter, 
 
 krlf»-tyan'e-te, 
 
 s 
 
 (out.) 
 
 kli&r'ynn, 
 
 klark. 
 
 kIT-iiiak-ier'rik, 
 
 kloze, 
 
 glls'tcr, 
 ku-Sd'jif-tant. 
 koli'alt. 
 kucli'in-eel, 
 
 k5k'fiun, 
 
 /kon f-zan*, 
 
 izance.) 
 
 kuni'but, 
 (k^m-mSii'da-bl. 
 (kSni'nien-dabI, 
 
 kSm'nifnt. 
 
 k9ni'ii]{sh-ure, 
 
 k9in-iiid'dyui, 
 
 k^m-pt'tre-ut, 
 kom-pSn'sate, 
 kum'ptSt, 
 kpin-pSrt', 
 kiini'rllde. 
 'kon'fes-sur, 
 kSn-fe-dSnt', 
 k9n-fi»'kate, 
 kpa-frSnt', 
 
 Walker. Perry. 
 
 cho-peeii', cliop'in, 
 
 t. t ,, ^ ^kor'U-ter, 
 
 Ewir'i»-ter, <, ^ ,. 
 
 /kwlr'js ter, 
 
 kris-che-Sii'e-tf , kru-te-ao'^-te, 
 sur-ku'e-tus, sur ku'e-tus, 
 
 Jonet. 
 chf-peea', 
 
 Fulton • Knight. Jameson. 
 
 cliop'ia, clio-peeii'. 
 !kSr'is-ter, kwlr'ii-tfr, kSr'Uter. 
 kris-chf-&n'f-t^, krl[*-tyf-&n'e.tf. kris'te-an'^-te. 
 snr-kii'f-tus. 
 
 kinu. klof. 
 
 klis'ter, 
 
 ko-ad'ju-tant, 
 
 kol>'alt. 
 
 kucli'in-eel, 
 
 kSk'sn, 
 
 US 
 ho 
 
 kSg'n^'zana, 
 kou'^-iani, 
 
 klare'yun, klar'f-un, kl^r'; ya, kia'r$-<;n, kl8r'e-un. 
 
 kliirk. klftrk. klark, klftrk, klfirk 
 
 kliiii-ak-ter'rik, kll-mak-ter'rjk, klini-ak-t^r'r{k. klim-ak-tSr'rik, klim-ak-ter'rik. 
 
 kld^e, klothz. kloihi, kloze, kloihx, klothz, kidze. 
 
 kl5f. kiSf, kluf. 
 
 klis'ter, gits'tfr, gl1(*'tfr, klls't^r. 
 
 koad-Ju'tant, ko-Sd'ju-tant. 
 
 kob'alt, kub-'uU, kSb'alt. ko'balt. 
 
 kucli'e-neel, koch'ia-Eel, kuch'in-eel, k5ch-in-eel'. 
 
 k«k'.«, jkSk-awaae, 
 
 (kok'aa. 
 
 Jk8nV»«»«. {kon'f-xvna, jk8s'«»^»9n•. k8ii'f.z,n«. '. 
 
 kSm'bat, kiSm'bot, kiSm'bat, kXm'bat. 
 ) 
 
 }k9ni-ni)Sn'da-bl, kom-men'da bl, kSin'mfn-df-bl, k^ni-meo'da-bk 
 
 k9iu-nient'. k9m-m£nt', kiSm'mfnt, kStn'ment. 
 
 k9iu-uiu'shur*, kfm-inish'flre, k9ni-iiiIsh'Gre, k9in-mKa'are. 
 
 5koiii-iuo'df-ija, k9ni-nio'd;-us, kyiii-iii5'dyai, kym-mS'de-i^a. 
 
 kym pi'lreut, kpm-pl'irf-ut, kym-p&'tre-yt, kpro-pS'tr^-^t. 
 
 kyni-pSn'sate, k9ni-p£n'i>Ste, kom-pen'site, k9ni-piSn'aSte. 
 
 k9ai-pl5t', k5in'pl5t, k5ni'pl5t, kom-pl5t'. 
 
 k9ni-port', kfim'port, k5m'pdrt, k5ni'pdrt. 
 
 kiiui'ride, kum'rSde, kum'rade, kom'rade. 
 
 k9n-fes'iur, kSn'ffi-ayr, kSn'fea-iur, kon'ffs-aur. 
 
 kSn'fe-dSnt, k8n'f? dant, k8n-f?-dSnt', k«n-fe-dant'. 
 
 kyn-fU'kite, k9n fU'kate, k9n-fl[s'kSte, kyiifik'k&te. 
 
 koa-friiut', kyn-frunt', kguftbat', kqafrSat'. 
 
 .VI, . ,--< (kone'je. kunje, 
 
 ^ (kon jea , kong-zbS. 
 
 kua-n{*>silr«', k§n-nia-iure', kSo-uis-ture', ko-nis-s&re'. 
 
 kiini'bat. 
 
 k5in'ineii-da-bl, 
 
 koni-iiicn'da-bl, 
 
 koui'itient. 
 
 k9ni-niisb'ure, 
 
 (koiiimd'de-ut. 
 
 (kym-nio'Je ua, 
 k9in-pi'tre-ut, 
 k9ni-pen'sSte, 
 k6ni'plot, 
 kSm'port, 
 kum'rade, 
 k6n'fe»-sur, 
 k5n-re-d^nt', 
 k9n-fU'k^(e, 
 kyo-front', 
 
 kynjee', 
 ko-ii{«-aSre', 
 
 eON SIST'O RY. 
 eON-SOL'A TO RY, 
 eON'STEL LATE. 
 eON'STi-TU-TlVE, 
 
 CONSTRUE, 
 
 CON SULT'. «. 
 
 CON'SUM-MATE, v. 
 CON'TEM PLATE. 
 CON'TEM PLATOR, 
 
 eON'TENT, n. 
 
 CON TRTTE. 
 CON-VKN'IENT, 
 (CONVENIENT.) 
 CON-VENT'l-GLE, 
 
 CON'VERSANT, 
 
 eO'NY, 
 
 eO'UUET-RY, 
 
 eORD'IAL, 
 
 COROLLARY, 
 
 COURIER, 
 
 eoURT'E-OUS, 
 
 COVET OUS, 
 
 (COV'ETOUS.) 
 
 CREEK, (krlk) 
 
 CROC'O DTLE, 
 
 CRJJP'PER, 
 
 kdn'ija-tur-e. 
 kon-s5'la-tur-e, 
 kuii-stel'ISte, 
 kpn-stlt'tu-tiv, 
 
 kfin'stur, 
 
 kon-siilt', 
 
 kon-siiiii'met, 
 kon-tSm'plate. 
 kon'teni-pla-tur 
 
 kon-tent', 
 
 kSn'trtte, 
 koii-ve'ny?nt, 
 
 kon'v?n-tikI, 
 (k8n'ver-»cnt, 
 (kon-ver'sgnt, 
 
 kiin'ne. 
 
 ku-ket're, 
 
 kiSr'dyal, 
 
 kor'o-lar-f, 
 
 kod'ryer, 
 
 kur'cliu<, 
 
 kuT've-chui, 
 
 kicek, 
 
 kr6k'9.dn, 
 
 kriip'pfr, 
 
 kSn 
 ko.n 
 k9ii 
 kon 
 ^kon 
 
 ^kon 
 
 ^kon 
 
 kon- 
 
 kon 
 
 , kon 
 
 ^kon 
 
 >kon' 
 
 kon' 
 
 kon 
 
 'tja-tur-f, 
 tol'a tur-^, 
 stel'l3te. 
 
 '■tc-tu tlv, 
 stru, 
 stur, 
 siill, 
 
 KUlt'. 
 
 suin'ni&te, 
 
 teni'plate. 
 
 tern' a-iur 
 
 tent', 
 
 tent. 
 
 trite. 
 
 -ve'ne-fnt, 
 
 kcin'slru, 
 
 k8n' 
 k5n 
 kon 
 kon' 
 i 
 
 s ^ 
 
 kon 
 kon 
 kon 
 k9n 
 kon 
 
 <kon 
 
 kon' 
 kon 
 
 a|«-to-re, 
 so'la-t9-r9, 
 (tel'late. 
 sif-tu-liv. 
 
 k5n'»|s-tur-e, 
 kon-sol'a-tur-e, 
 
 kon'atf-tu-tlv, 
 k^n'stru, 
 
 k8n'sl(-tur-9. kSn'sU'tur-e. 
 
 konsola-tur-f, kon-sfil'a-tur-f . 
 
 k9n-steriale, kyn-stel'laie. 
 
 k5n'8t;-tu-tlr, kfinst^ iu iiv. 
 
 suit, 
 
 suit', 
 
 sum'niate, 
 
 lem'plite, 
 
 teui'piatijr, 
 
 -t8nt', 
 
 trite', 
 ve'ne-ent. 
 
 knn-vcn'te-kl, 
 
 kSu'ver s<}nt, 
 
 koii-ver'sunt, 
 
 kiin'ne, 
 
 ko-kct're, 
 
 k6r'je-al, 
 
 kor'o-lar-e, 
 
 kdd'reer, 
 
 kiir'clie-us, 
 
 kuv'e-tiis, 
 
 kreek. 
 
 krok'o-dil, 
 
 krfip'pfr, 
 
 kou-vcn'tf-kl, 
 
 Jkon-ver'8§nt, 
 
 kun'nf, 
 ko-kct'rf, 
 kSr'de-al. 
 kor'o la-rc, 
 koo'r^ a. 
 kiir'clie uk, 
 kuv'et-us, 
 
 krcek, 
 
 kiok'o-d'il, 
 
 krup'pfr, 
 
 kyn-suui'met, 
 k9n-teni'piate, 
 kon teni'pla-tur, 
 
 koD-tent', 
 
 kon'trite, 
 k9u-ve'ne-ent, 
 
 kJJn'ven-fe-kl, 
 ikon'ver-sunt, 
 ^k9ii-ver'sunt, 
 
 kiin'ne, 
 
 ko-ket're, 
 
 kor'de-ul, 
 
 kor'o-lare, 
 
 koorccr', 
 
 kur'tR-us, 
 
 kuv'v^tu:i, 
 
 kreck, 
 
 krok'9-dil, 
 
 kxup'per. 
 
 kSn'atrfi, kfin'stru. 
 
 kSn'sdIt, kon'ault. 
 
 kon-aiim'mate, kon-st1ni'niate. 
 
 kon -teni'plate, kori-lein'plate. 
 
 kon-teui'pla-tur, k9ii-teiu'pla-tijiu 
 
 kon-tSnt', kou-t£nt'. 
 
 kSn'trlte, kSn'trlte. 
 
 kun-ve'ny^nt, k9n-ve'nf-fnt. 
 
 kyn-vSn'te-kl, 
 
 kon'vers aiU, 
 
 kon-v£rs'ant, 
 
 kiin'n^. 
 
 ko ket'rf, 
 
 kor'dyal, 
 
 k8r'ol-lar-f, 
 
 koo'rcer, 
 
 kiirt'yua, 
 
 kuv';t-iSa, 
 
 kriSk, 
 
 krfikodil, 
 
 krup'pfr, 
 
 kyn-ven'te-kL 
 (kSn'v^r-sant. 
 
 kun'ne. 
 
 ky-kel'r;. 
 
 k5r'de-at. 
 
 kor'o-Iar-f. 
 
 koorcer', 
 
 kore'te ifu. 
 
 kuv'f-tua. 
 
 kreek. 
 
 kr8k'c.dM. 
 
 krup'pfr. 
 
1128 
 
 SYNOPSIS OF WORDS DIFFERENTLY PRONOUNCED. 
 
 Webster. Sheridan. Walker. Perry. Jonei. Fulton - Knight. Jametm. 
 
 €0'eUM-BER, kow'kum-ber, kow'kuni-bgr, kow'kum-b^r, kuk'um-ber, kow'kum-ber, ku'kuui-ber. 
 
 €(Ji-RA.SS', (kwe-ras') ku'ras, kwe-ras', kwg'ias, kwe'rus, kwe-r^s', kwe-ras'. 
 
 €Ui.SH. (kwis) kiish, kwis, kwisli. kwis, kwis, kwis. 
 
 CU'NEl-FORM, ku-ne'e-form, ku-ne'e-form, ku-ne'e-form, ku-ne'eform. 
 
 CUPBOARD, kiib'burd, kub'burd, kup'bord, kiip'burd, kilb'burd, kiib'burd. 
 
 CYe'LOlD, si'kloid, si'kloid, sl'kloid, si'kloid, si'kloid, si'kloid. 
 
 rnr-K'n onnw -/ - (siii'osliure, sl'no-surc, ) „ , . (siii'0-.sure, ) 
 
 CYN'0-SURE, si'no-sure, < . " . . . " . Jsin'o sure, \ • ' 'si'no-shfire. 
 
 (si'iio-shure, sin'o-sure, ) " (si n9-s£tre, K 
 
 Daunt, dawnt, dant, dawat. dant, dant, dJint, dant. 
 
 (D'aUNT.) 
 
 DEAF. def, def, def, def, dgf, d«f. 
 
 DE^CEP'TO-RY, de-sep'tur-e, des'ep tur-f, de-sep'lo-re, des'ep-tur-e. 
 
 DEGO-ROUS, de-ko'rus, de ko'rus, dek'9-rus, de-ko'rus, de-ko'rus, de-ko'rus. 
 
 DE-ORE'TAL, de-kre'tal, ^'!:'V* '^I' >de-kre'tal, de-kre'tal, de-krc'tal, (d?-kre'tal. 
 
 (dek're-lal, ) • • ' • • ' • • ' ^dek'ie-tal. 
 
 DE'CUS SATE, de-kits'sate, de-kus'sate, de-kus's3te, de-kus'sate, dc-ku.s'sSte, de-ku$'sate. 
 
 LE-FTLE, def'e-le, de-file', de-file', df-file', de-f He , de-file'. 
 (DB-Fl'LE.) 
 
 DEM'ON-STRATE, de-ai8n'8trSttf,""'de-nibii'itrate, df-mSn'strate, de-ni8n'strate, de-ni5n'strate, de-mon'strate. 
 
 Sdeni-mon-stri'- '\ , „ ., 
 
 tur," >deiu-un.«tra'tur, (dem-mon-stra • 
 
 de-riion'stra-tur, ) v 
 
 DEN'I-GRATE, de-nl'grate, ) -"-f ' /den'e-gvate, df-nl'grate, de-nl'gr5te, den'e-grate. 
 
 DE PIL'A-TO-RY, de-pT'la tur-e, de pil'a-tur e. de-pil'a-to-re, de-pli^-tor^. 
 
 DER-NIER', dern-yare', dern yire', dSr'nf-er, dern-ySre', dern-ySre', ....... 
 
 (DERNIER.) 
 
 DES le-eATE, dc-sik'kate, de sik'kate, de-sik'k5te, de-stk'k5te, de-sik'kate, de-sik'kate. 
 
 DE -^IGN'. (de-sTne') de-zine', df-slne', de-sIne', de-slne', d^-sine', df-zlne'. 
 
 (DE SIGN, dcsi'iie.) 
 
 DES'UL-TORY, des'ul-tur-e, des'ul-tur-e, des'ul-to-re, des'ul-tur-e, des'ul-tur-e, des'u tur-e. 
 
 Dl'A MONO, (dl'a-mond) ^, j j., j ^.. j (dla-mund, >,., 
 
 ,_, .^ >di aiund, dla-mund, di a-mund, di mund, I • • Jdi'a-mund. 
 
 or di'iiiond.) ) v . > . . . > ^di'mund. J 
 
 (DiA-MOND. di'mond.) ' * 
 
 DIM'IS-SO-RY, di-mis'so-re, dini'is sur-f, dlni')s-sur-^, dim'is-sur-9, dim'is-syr-f . 
 
 DI'O-CE-SAN, dl os'se san, di-os'fie-san, dl-Ss'^-san, dl-Ss'se-sun, dl-os'e-san, dl-os'sesan. 
 
 DIS'60UNT, p. dis-kount', di.s-kount', dis-kount', dis-kount', dis-kount', dis-kount'. 
 
 DlSeREP'ANCE, dis'kre-p^ns, dis'kre-paiu, dis'kre-pans, dis'kre-puns, dis'kre-pans, dis'kre-pana. 
 
 DIS-€REP'ANT, dis'kre-pant, dis'kre-pant, dis'kre pant, dis'kre-pant. 
 
 DlS-eRE'TlVE, dis'kre-tiv, dis-kre'liv, dis-kre'tiv, ; . . di> kre'tiv. 
 
 DIS'PU-TA-BLE, di«'pu tabi, ^di^'P^ta-bl, (dig.pQ/ta-bl, dis'pu-tabl, dis'pu-ta-bl, ^^!* '':'/"^!' 
 
 ■^ • • (dispu'ta-bl, J.1-.7 r. . r..i ^djs-pu'ta-bl. 
 
 DIS-SYL'LA-BLE, dis'sil-la bl, dis'sil-la-bl, dXs-sil'l? bl, dis'»il la-bl, dw-sil'la-bl, dis-sil'la-bl. 
 
 DI-VER-TIZE', . de-vSr'tIz, de-ver'tiz, dl-ver'tiz. 
 
 (Dl-VER-Tl'SE.) 
 
 DO'CI BLE, dos'sibl, dos'e-bl, do'se-bl, dSs'se-bl, dSs'^-bl, dos'e-bl. 
 
 DO'CILE. dos'sil, dos'sil, do'sil, dos'il, dos'stl. 
 
 DO'NA-TTVE or DON'- ).., ,, ^„ , ,. ^„ , . ^„ , ,„ ^„ , ,. .„ , ,„ 
 
 . ™,ryj. Jdo'na.tiT, don a-tiv, don'^ tiv, don a-tir, don'a-tiv, don'^-tiT.j 
 
 (DO'NA-TIVE.) 
 
 DRA'MA, drE'raa, < . „ , •' >drfi'ma, drS'ma, drS'mo, dra'ma. 
 
 (diaoi'ma, ' 
 
 (DR'AMA) 
 
 DU RESS', da'rfs, du'res, du're«, du'rfs, dii'r^i. 
 
 _„,.,, -_v , , , (dl'nas te, ) .-, ^ w , ^ (diii'as-te, ),„ , , 
 
 DY'NAS-TY, dl'nas-te, \^^ / / Jdl'nas-le, din'as-te, I,., • / Sdin'a»-te. 
 
 (din'as-te, J • •' (di'nas-te, y ' ^ 
 
 DYS-PEP'SY, dts'pSp-sf, dKs'pep-se, d , . . dis'pep-se, dis'pep-s^. 
 
 E€ €HYM'0-SIS, ek-ke-ni5'sjs, ?k-ke-m5'sl» ek-kI-nio's|«. 
 
 EeH'l NUS, f kl'nus, 9 ki'iius, 
 
 no r iiD/riiocn ii»r.xT>n i lio,. v (ek-klare'»lz- ),,-,. « (ek-klare'siz- e-kl5re'slz- ek-klare'»Jz- 
 
 E€-LA1R'CISSE-MENT, ek-kler'siz-mSnt.r „ ' Ja-klare'sU-mon .)* „ • ^ „ • '^ „ ' 
 
 ^ ' ( nient, y ' t mong, niang, ment. 
 
 (E€LA'IR-C1SSE-MENT.) 
 
 E-eLAT', (e-kla') ^s-klSw', 9-kIdw', f-kla', fk-klS', ?-kUw', fk-klS'. 
 
 <E€LAr, ecla .) 
 
 E'DieT, 6'dikt, S'dikt, gd'ikt, e'djkt, c'djkt, e'dikt, S'dikt. 
 
 E-LE'dl-Ae, 2l-ejl'ak, li-e-ji'ak, \t!^^.t^u' ^«l-e-jl'ak, el-eji'ak, «l-e-jl'ak. 
 
 fel-e-ji ak, S ' ' ' ' 
 
 EM-BRA-SURGT^ iSai-bra-zhddr', eni-bra'zliure, em-bra-zure', em bra'zhure, cm-bra'zhiir, fni-bra'zhure« 
 (EM-BRA-SU'RK.) 
 
 iTM/Diu m y I o. (cm'pe-rtk, gni'pe-rKk, ), . ^, (ciii'pe-rik, ) ^ ,., 
 
 EM'PIR 16, n. eni'pf.rik, < - ,,. "^J ,., Jem'pe-rik, < J ... Sem-plr'jk. 
 
 •^^ (em-pir'jk, fni-pjr'jk, ) '^' ' ^eiii-pir'jk, y '^ ' 
 
SYNOPSIS OF WOKDS DIFFERENTLY PRONOUNCED. 
 
 1129 
 
 Webiter. Sheridan. Walker, 
 
 (%in-pe-re'an, 
 ^eiu-pir'e-an, 
 6ug-kore', 6"g-K0re', 
 
 Perry. 
 
 Jones. 
 
 EM-PY-RE'AN, 
 
 ENeORE', 
 
 (EN eO RE.) 
 
 EN ER-VATE, or EN- 
 
 ER VATE, V. 
 (EN ER VATB.) 
 EN-FKOKK', (fef, 
 (EN-KEOFF, eule«F.) 
 EN-VEL OP, 
 
 ENVIRONS, 
 
 EPH CD, 
 
 epicurean, 
 Epoch, 
 
 EP OUR, 
 EQLERY, 
 ER RANU, 
 ER U-UlTE, 
 ES-SAY 1ST, 
 (ES SA'YIST.) 
 
 EU-RO-Pfi'AN, 
 
 E-VAN-dEL I €AL, 
 EX-A CERB'ATE, 
 EX'EM-PLA-RY, 
 
 EXPEDIENT, 
 
 EX'PRQ.BRATE, 
 EX^PRO-BRA'TiVE, 
 EX Sie-GATE or EX- 
 
 Sie GATE, 
 (EX'SieeATE.) 
 EX TIR PATE or EX- 
 
 TiR PATE. 
 (EXTIR-PATKo 
 EX U-DATE, 
 EVRB, 
 E\-'RY, 
 
 ii-pe-re an, < 
 
 fm-pir'e-an, ) 
 
 eiii-pe-re'an, \ 
 
 )(a-korc', dog-kore', 
 
 Fulton - Knight. 
 (em-pc-re'an, )e 
 ^eni-pir'e-an, \e 
 
 aog-kore'. 
 
 Jameson. 
 Di-pe-re'an, 
 ni'pir'e-^a.- 
 <iug-k*re'. 
 
 je-ner'vate, f-nSr'vate, f-nSr'Tate, f-ner'vate, f-ner'vate, e-nSr'Tate. 
 
 fn-fesf, eu-feef, fn-fSf, fn-fef, 
 
 fD-fef, 
 
 fnfeef. 
 
 iu-Tf-lope', on-v$-lope'. 
 
 5a-ve-roaz', 
 
 Sp-e-ku-rS'an, 
 
 8p'9k, 
 
 ep'ode, 
 
 fkwer'f, 
 
 Ib'raud, 
 
 yfl-r9-p§'9n, 
 
 Cvfri-jer^-kal, 
 Iks a->er'bate, 
 <gi'fm-plar-f, 
 
 eks-pe'dzh^nt. 
 
 fk«-pr&'brite, 
 
 IfkatXk'kSte, 
 
 f^k-stifr'p&te, 
 
 ek-sG'datc, 
 
 are, 
 
 «'rf, 
 
 f&b'rik, 
 
 Sn'vf-lope, 
 
 Jfiivrruni, 
 
 «f'9d, 
 
 if e-ky-re'fn, 
 e'pok, 
 
 £p'ude, e'pOde, £p'5de, e'pode, 
 f kwer'^, ek'wfr r^, 
 
 &r rand, ir'raud, 
 
 ir-u-(l!ie', Sr'u-Hit, 
 
 f8-sE'|it, 2s'sa-ist, 
 
 (6ii-ve-roni', 
 (en vi'runz, 
 if'qd, e'»9d, 
 ep e-ku-re'an, 
 «p'9k. e'pok, 
 
 8n-vf-lop«', 
 
 Sn've-ronz', 
 
 «f'9d, 
 
 Sp-f-ka-re'an, 
 8p'9k, 
 ep'5de. 
 ■ f-kwer'f, 
 ir'rund. 
 
 ftn-vf-lope', iSng-ve-I5pt'. 
 
 k-e-ruua. 
 
 fin'v^-ronz, 
 
 8f'9d, 
 
 £{>-e ku-rS'an 
 
 «p'9k, 
 
 Sp'&de, 
 
 f-kw8r'rf. 
 
 £r'rfud, &r'rand, er'rand. 
 
 er'u-dlte. 
 
 • >••••. £s'sa-Iat< 
 
 (eii've- 
 )en-Tl'rHnz. 
 
 ef 9d. 
 
 fSp-e-ku-re'fa< 
 
 gp'9k. 
 
 Sp'ode. 
 
 e'kw^r-f. 
 
 ya-r9-pS'fn, 
 
 Svfn-jel'f-kal, 
 f k«-is'fr-l>ate, 
 igz'^ni-plar-f, 
 (ek»-pc'd5 ?nt, 
 )fki-|ie'je ent, 
 fks-pro'britf, 
 fks-pro'br^-tiv, 
 
 |k-trk'kSte, 
 
 (yii-ro-pi'an, 
 (yu-ro'p^-an, 
 e-van-jerekal, 
 f k«-&s'9r-ba.te, 
 fgz-etu'plf-rf, 
 
 5fk».po'd9-?nt, 
 
 Sya-r9-pi'an, 
 S-Tfu-jSrekal, 
 
 fgz-Sm'pIa-r^, 
 fki-pCdf-fnt, 
 
 8v-an-J)!l'fkal, S-v^n-Jcl'^-kfl. 
 
 ifgz-a-ser'bf te. 
 
 2gz'9ni-plfr-f, egz'^ui-plar-f. 
 
 fka-pe'dyfat, fka-pfi'd$-fnt. 
 
 )!ka'pr9-brate, 
 fks-pro'bra-tlv, 
 
 fk-aXk'kSte, fkalk'kate, fk-sIk'kSte, fk-sKkkSte. 
 
 fk-stSr'pate, fk-«tj$r'pate, fk-ater'pStc, ck-ster'pate, ek-stSr'pSta. 
 
 fk-sfi'date, 
 &re, 
 
 fk-sQ'dSte, 
 Sre, 
 
 FAB'Rie, 
 
 FA-CADE', (faa-ade') 
 
 (FA CADE, faana'de.) 
 FAGUND, fakilnd', 
 
 FAL'CHION. (fal'chnn) fai'cUun, 
 (FALCHION, fal'cliun,o 
 pronounced aa in fait.) 
 FALGON. rtw'kn, 
 
 FAL'GON ER, fdwk'nur, 
 
 FAN'FARON, ftn'f}-r5n, 
 
 FAREWELL, f^r-wSl', 
 
 f^b'rik, f&'brik, f^b'rlk, 
 f|-a&de', 
 
 (k-sfi'date, 
 
 &re, 
 
 &'re, 
 
 ftb'rlk, 
 
 fk-aa'dSte, 
 
 Sre, 
 
 &'re, 
 
 ffb'rik, 
 
 fUk'und, 
 fall'eban, 
 
 faw'kn, 
 faw'kn-ur, 
 fan-fa-rone', 
 ^fare'wSI, 
 Jf5re-wel', 
 
 f&k'fnd, 
 
 fdl'chf-ua, fal'chnn, 
 
 fal'kn, 
 
 fal'ka-ar, 
 
 fau'ff-riin, 
 
 fSre-wil', 
 
 fire'wel, 
 
 Mw'kn, 
 f&w'kn-ar, 
 
 fiik'und, 
 fir*hyn, 
 
 f^w'ka, 
 fdw'kn-fr, 
 
 ^fUre-wSr, 
 
 f far wel, fjlr-wer, far-wel', ffir'wil,, 
 
 fat'siSa', 
 
 (FAREWELL.) 
 
 FASCINE. FAS'CiNE, ), „ , 
 
 or FAS. CINE', J • 
 
 (FASCINE.) 
 
 FAULT, fawt, 
 
 FE'AL-TY, feel't?, 
 
 FEaR FljL, fer'ful, 
 
 (>"£ ARFljL.) 
 
 FEBRILE, fe'brne, 
 
 FEeUT^D, fe'kixnd', 
 
 FEOFF, (fef, feff; f8f, 
 
 (FEOFF, feff.; 
 
 FEOFFEE', ftffe, 
 
 FETID, «t'jd, 
 
 FIEND, feSnd, 
 
 FIERCE, (fers or feert) Kn, 
 (FIERCE, fera.) 
 
 FL.KUNT, fllint, lifint, 
 
 (FLAUNT.; 
 
 ffs-seSn', 
 
 fiwit, fiwit, 
 
 fe'al-t;, fe'^l-t^, 
 
 feer'ful, fer'ful, feer'ful, 
 
 feb'ril, 
 fek'und, 
 «f, * 
 
 fef'fe, 
 f^fid, 
 feend, 
 feSrs, fera, 
 
 fe'brH, 
 
 ff'kiiad', 
 
 fef, 
 
 fef-fSi', 
 fe'tid, 
 feSnd, 
 feera, 
 
 ilawnt, 
 
 fas-aSen', 
 
 fdwit, 
 
 fe'ul-tf, 
 
 feer'fyl, 
 
 fe'brll, 
 
 fek'und, 
 
 fef, 
 
 fef'fe, 
 fetid, 
 feend, 
 feers, 
 
 flant, 
 
 Uar-wel', 
 )f5re-w81', 
 
 faa-sSen', 
 
 flwit, 
 fS'al-t;, 
 fier'fifl, fSr' 
 
 fe'brfl, 
 
 fek'und. 
 
 fef,' 
 
 flif'fS, 
 fetid, 
 feend, 
 feera, f^ra, 
 
 a&mt. 
 
 fk-sQ'dSte. 
 
 fire. 
 
 K'r;. 
 
 f^b'rik, f&'br|k 
 f^-sjld'. 
 
 £ii'ahi}a. 
 
 fdw'kn. 
 faw'kn-fr. 
 flln'ff lia, 
 
 ^fare-wil'. 
 
 ffs-aSSa'* 
 
 fawlt. 
 feel'tf. 
 ful, feer'fuL 
 
 fS'brn. 
 
 feef. 
 
 fff-fW. 
 fet'id. 
 feSnd. 
 feSia. 
 
 Mat. 
 
1130 
 
 SYNOPSIS OF WORDS DIFFERENTLY PRONOUNCED. 
 
 Webster. 
 FORE FA'THER. 
 (FOREF'ATHER.) 
 FORE-FIN'GER, 
 rORT'NlGHT, 
 FORTUNE, 
 FRANK IN'CENSB, 
 FRAT'RI-CTDE. 
 FREE'THINK-ER, 
 FRK ftUENT, V. 
 FRONT. 
 (Fr6NT.) 
 
 fr6nt-ier, 
 (frontier.) 
 
 Flir/SOME, 
 (FIILL'S5MB.) 
 FO'SI-BLE, 
 FC'SIL, 
 
 GABARDINE, 
 
 GAIN-SAY', 
 
 (GAIN-SAY.) 
 
 GAL'AX Y, 
 
 GEL'A BLE, 
 
 (ilER'EA GLE, 
 
 ((JIE'R-EAOLE.) 
 
 GIR'AN-DOLE, 
 
 UTR'A SOLE, or GIR'A 
 
 SOL. 
 (GIRA-SOL.) 
 GI.S'CIS^ 
 GLAD 1 A'TOR, 
 GOLD. 
 GOUGE, 
 GOURD. 
 GRAN'A-RY, 
 GRANT OR, 
 (GR'ANTOR.) 
 GRINDSTONE, 
 GUAIA'GUM, 
 GUARD, (gard,) 
 (GUARD, g'ard.) 
 GUIDE, 
 
 GYM-NAS'TI©, 
 (5YPSUM, 
 GYVES, 
 
 H AL'CY-ON, 
 HALE, V. 
 (HALE, haul.) 
 HALF'PEN-NY, 
 
 (hap. or ha'pen-ne) 
 HAL'LOO. v. i. 
 HARANGUE, 
 HATCH'EL, 
 HAUNT, 
 (HAUNT.) 
 HEARD, 
 HE'BRA-ISM, 
 Hfc'BRA-IST, 
 
 KE-GI'RA, 
 
 HEIGHT, 
 
 HEINOUS, 
 
 (HEINOUS, hai'nou«.) 
 
 HEMI-STIGH, 
 
 HER-eC'LE-AN, 
 
 HER-E-DIT'A-MENT, 
 
 HERE-SI ARGH, 
 
 HER'0-TNE, 
 
 (HEROINE, her'oin.) 
 
 HERO-!$M, 
 
 HET'B-RO CLITE, 
 
 Sheridan. 
 fore'fS-thur, 
 
 fore'rtng-gur, 
 
 fSrt'nUe. 
 
 far'iune. 
 
 fraiik'iii-sens, 
 
 frat'tre-sTde, 
 
 fre-think'er, 
 
 fre kwent', 
 
 frSnt, 
 
 fron'tyer, 
 
 Walker. 
 forefa'thur, 
 
 fore'fing-gnr, 
 
 ffirt'nite, 
 
 for'chune, 
 
 fiSngk'in-sens, 
 
 frSt're-«ide, 
 
 fre'thingk'er, 
 
 fre-kwent', 
 
 fnint. frSat, 
 
 )fron'clicer, 
 (front'yeer, 
 
 Perrg. 
 fore'fa-ther, 
 
 fore'rtn-ger, 
 
 fort'iiit, 
 
 for'lune. 
 
 fraiik'in-sens, 
 
 fra'tre-sleie, 
 
 fre-fhink'er, 
 
 frekw£nt', 
 
 frunt, 
 
 JfrSn'teer, 
 
 Jones. Fulton - Knight. Jametotu 
 
 fore'fa-thur, fore-fa'ther, fSre'fa-thyr. 
 
 fart'nlte, 
 
 far'chune. 
 
 frank'insens, 
 
 frSt're-sTde, 
 
 fre'think-cr, 
 
 frc' kwent, 
 
 frunt, 
 
 front'yeer, 
 
 fort'nlte, 
 
 for' tune, 
 
 fiangk'iii-sens. 
 
 fiat're side, 
 
 fre'think-er, 
 
 fre-kwent', 
 
 friiut, 
 
 front'yeer, 
 
 f5re'fing-gfr. 
 
 fort'nlte. 
 
 for'tilne. 
 
 frangk'In-sens. 
 
 frSt're-sTde. 
 
 fre'thingk-er. 
 
 fre-kwent'. 
 
 fruiit. 
 
 frSn'teer. 
 
 ful'sum, ful'sum, ful'sum, fui'sum, iiil'suni, ful'sum. 
 
 fii'se-bl, ffl'se-bl, fu'ze-bl, fuze bl, fu'ze-bl, ffi'ze-bl. 
 
 fuice', fu-zee', ffi'zH, fu-zce', fu-zce', fu'zKI. 
 
 gSb-^r dcen', gSb-ar-deen', gab'ar-decn, gab-ar-deen', gab ar deen', gab-ar-deen'. 
 
 gane'sa, gane-sS', gane'sa, gane-sa', gane-sa', gane-s^'. 
 
 ga'Iak-se, g&l'lak-se, ga-l&k'sf, g&l'lak-af, g&I'lak-se, gal'lak-se. 
 
 je la-lil, jel'a-l)!, je'la-l*') jgl'a-bl, jel'a-bl, jel'a-bl. 
 
 ger'egl, j^i'e-gl, jer'e-gl. 
 
 je'ran-d51e, je'ran-dole. 
 
 Jjira-sole, Jir'a-s51e, Je'ra-sol, jl'ra-sole. 
 
 gla'sU. gla'sis. gla-seez', gla'sjs, gla'sis, gla'sis. g!a secz', gla'sis. 
 
 gla-dyS'tur, glSd-e-a'liir, giSd e-5'tur, glad e-5'tur, glad-ea'tur, glad-e a'tur. 
 
 gootd, gold, gSold, gold, goold, gold. gold. g66ld, gold, 
 
 gooje, gfioje, goiije, gooje, gooje, gooje. 
 
 godrd, gord, go^rd, gddrd, g66rd, gofird, gord, goord. 
 
 gran'a re, grait'a-re, gra'na-rf, gran'a-r^, gian'a-re, gra'na-re. 
 
 gilnt'ur, grSut-tor', gr^ut'u', grant'ur, grant'ur, grant' ur. 
 
 grind'sfone, grind'stSne, grlnd'stdne, grlnd'stone, grlnd'stSne, grlnd'stone. 
 
 gwa'a-kuiu, gwa'ya-kuni, gwa'ya-kiiui, gwa'n-kuni, gwa'a-kum. 
 
 gard, gyard, gard, gyaid, gyard, gard. 
 
 gyide. gyide. gide, gyide, gyide, gide. 
 
 Jiin-n&a'tik, jim-nas'tik, jim-nas'tjk, j|iii-nSs'tik, j|ni-n&«'t!k. gim-nSs'tik. 
 
 jip'sum, gip'sum. 
 
 givs, jivz, jivz, jivz, jivi. jivz. 
 
 hal'shun, hal'she-un, hal'ihf wn, h&l'se-un, hal'she-i^n, hal'she-un. 
 
 hall, hale, hall, biU, hale, hale, hall, hale. 
 
 !lia'pen-ne, ha'pea-ne, ha'pen-nj, h&'pen-ne, hS'pen-»e, hi'pen-ne. 
 
 hal-166', hal-ld6', hal-166', haI-163'. 
 
 harSng', ha-rSiig', ha-rang', ha-rang', ha-rang'. 
 
 hak'kl, hak'kl, hStch'^l, Wk'kl, haki, hak'kl. 
 
 b&nt, hSunt, hiint, hiint, hant, hant, haiit. 
 
 herd, herd, h^rd, herd. 
 
 he'bra-Yzm, heb'ra-izm, he'braKzm, heb'ra-Yzni, heb'ra-Kzm, he'braizin. 
 
 he-bra'jst, heb'ra-ist, he'bra-Xst, heb'ra-ist, heb'ra-ist, he'bra-Yst, 
 
 . .., (hc-ji'ra. ), ... , ... , .-, . (be ji'ra, 
 
 "•^-J"*' ibed'je-Va, j''?-" ''' ''?-j""'' ''•■"'■' ^cdje-ra. 
 
 hite, hlie, hate, hTfe, hlfe, hite. hite. 
 
 he'nus, ha'nus, ha'nua, ha'nus, ha'nua, he'nna. 
 
 h;-niTs'tik, he-niis'tik, hem'lstik, h;*nits't{k, he-nits'tik, ha-niTs'tjk. 
 
 , . . her-ku'le-an, ....... her-ku'le-an, hgr-ku-le'an. 
 
 he^ed'e-ta-ment, her-f-dit'a-nient, her-e-dit'a-ment, h8r-e-dit'a-nient, her-e-dit'a-nient, liy-red U-a-mJfnt 
 
 he-re'syarkj he-re'zhc-ark, he-re'ihe-ark, he-re'^he-ark • 
 
 her'94a, her'9-{tn, he'ro-ltn, her'9-tn, her'o-in, her'o 10. 
 
 her'9-tzni, her'o-Kzm, he'ro-Yzm, h£r'o-Kzin, her'o-izm, her'9-Tzni. 
 
 hSt-e-ro-kllte', het'er-o-kllte, het'f-ro-klJt, hijt'er-o-kllte, hitet o-klite, hgt'er-9-klKt. 
 
SYNOPSIS OF WORDS DIFIERENTLY PRONOUNCED. 
 
 1131 
 
 Wehtter. 
 
 Sheridan. 
 
 HET-E^RO-dE'NE OUS, f e'-"-?-6« 
 
 >het-< 
 
 Hie'eOUGH, HieK UP, Ulkkup, 
 
 HID'B-OUS, btd'yas, 
 
 HTERO PHANT. or ) ., ^ ,, 
 
 Hl-KROPHANT, jh. 5.r9-fXnt , 
 
 (HIE RO PHANT.) 
 
 HIS TO RI-F7, or HIS- ). . „ , ., 
 
 TORl-KY, Jh|..t»r'?.fl, 
 
 (HIS'TORIF?.) 
 
 HORIZON, 
 
 bf-rrzqn. 
 
 HOROLOGE, h5'co-l6je, 
 
 HU ROL O-GY, h6'r9-loJ9, 
 
 HOSPITAL. Aw«'p?t»l, 
 
 UOS TLER, (hoa'Ier) Salter, 
 HOUSEWIFE, huiwlf, 
 
 (HOUSE' WIFE, houi'wife.) 
 HUU-^E'WIFE RY, liu»'wtf-rp, 
 
 (H' U>E WIFERY, houi'wifery.) 
 H6V'ER, hdT'ur, 
 
 (HOV ER.) 
 
 HUMBLS, tfm'bl, 
 
 UO'MOR, yfl'tnifr. 
 
 HUNDRED, 
 
 n US' Wire, 
 
 HT-DRO-PHO'BI-A, 
 HV MENE'AL, 
 HV-MENEAN, 
 
 HYP GHON DRI-Ae, 
 
 HV-POT'B-NUSE, 
 HVS SOP, or HY'SOP, 
 
 (Ill-cup,) 
 (HY'SOP, or HYS'SOP 
 
 hun'dfrd, 
 
 hl-drf-f^-be'f, 
 hlm-f-ni'al, 
 lilm-f-aS'an, 
 )liifp-o-k9n'dri'- 
 
 Ii!-p5t'9-DG*e, 
 Slil'cop, 
 ; by 'top.) 
 
 Walker. Perry. Jonea. Fulton- Knight. Jameson 
 
 )hSt-er-o-je'ne- )h^t-e-ro-je'ue- )lret-e-ro-je'ne- ). „ )liet-e ro-je'ne- 
 
 |:;:":?: !'■'"»'. -'^■^vp, ««,,, |;*;jjf; 
 
 (Illd'e-US, l.sr.i i-vw 
 
 JhidjVus, t'''f"'?-9«> Md'f-ui, hld'ynt, lud'e-us. 
 
 bl-er'9-flat ..••••-. 
 
 h|»-tJ$r'?-£I, h|s-t8r'f.fr, hjt-t8r'e-fl. 
 
 t !■; (lio-rl'znn, ), ,, 
 
 h9-rl'i9n, >i,6r'e-iun J'"©'! »on> h9-ri'iud, ho-rl'xun. 
 
 Ii5r'0-I5dge, h8r'o I6dje, hSr'o-loje, b8r'9-l6dje, h6r'o-loje. 
 
 lio-ror9-j», h9-r8l'oje, lio-r5i'oj?. 
 
 ^•'pe-t^l, h5s'p9-tal, Aws'pf-fal, Sn'pe tal, h6s'pe-tal. 
 
 6»'l?r- 8»i'ler, Sslur, Ss'ler, Sst'ler. 
 
 Iiiix'wlf, hiix'J^ hui'if, hfiz'wKf, huz'zjt 
 
 hiix'wlfrf, hiix'|r-rf, hui'ifrj, huz'wXf-rf, btiz'zjf rf. 
 
 bilv'ar, hir'ft, hUr'ifr, hiir'fr, hiv'^t. 
 
 iim'bl, iim'bl, tioi'bl, jim'bl, hiiin'bl. 
 
 yu'mnr, yuin'ur, yu'ninr, yfi'mfft yu'oiyr. 
 
 (Iiiln'dred, ) ^ ,. . v ,, . 
 
 ihun'durd Jliun'drfd, lifin'drfd, hun'drfd, hun'drfd. 
 
 huzzif, biizl.f, hiix'z|f, hiix'jf, hiiz'xlf. 
 
 Iii-dro-rd'bf-a, hl-dro-fo'be-a, hi-dro^fS'be-a, |il.dr9-fo'bf-a, bl-drofo'bf-f. 
 
 hl-uie ne'al, bi-nif iie'fl, hl-nif-u8'ul, bl-ni^-ne'al, liT-nie-ne'al. 
 
 hi m? iie'fn, liT-nie-ne'an, bl-mf-ne'an, bl-ine-ne'an. 
 
 hip-9k6a'dr(- >liip-9 kSu'drf- )iiYp-9-k5n'dr;- )htp-9-k5a'drf- )lil po-kSii'dr j- 
 
 hi pSff-nflse, hi p8t'p-nfi«e, hl-p6t'9-nuse, hi pot'e-nfise. 
 
 hiz'zup, bi'sap, ItWaup, hKz'zyp, hKs'syp, lil'sup, hiz'zup. 
 
 IG NTT'LBLE, 
 (lO-NI'TI-BLE.) 
 IL-LAQ UEATE, 
 
 IM'BE-ClLE, 
 EWME'DIATE, 
 
 Ig'nf-lltbl, 
 
 {l-l&'kwf-Ite, 
 Im-bf-aXei', 
 
 IM-PIERCE'A-BLE, ^ 
 
 (im-perk'a-bl, or im- MmpSr'aibI, 
 
 peers'a-bl,) ) 
 
 (Im-pera'a-ble.) 
 
 {m-p/tr'tant, 
 
 {m-prSk'f-t^r-f, 
 tm-prd-pr^-I'- 
 tur, 
 
 IM-PORT'ANT, 
 
 IM'PRE GA-TORY, 
 
 IM-PRO'PRI A-TOR, 
 
 IM-PCGN', (im-pune',) |in-puBe', 
 (IM-PU'GN, im-pu'ne.) 
 IM-PU-IS'SANCE, 
 (IM PUIS'SANCE.) 
 IN-AM-O-RX'TO, 
 
 IN-CEND'I-A-RY, 
 
 Jg-nl'tp-bl, 
 
 {l-IX'kwf Xte, 
 
 S{ai-bea'*il, 
 Iin-be-seel', 
 ({iii-ine'd^-at, 
 ^{lu-nie J^at, 
 
 {m-peer'af-bl, 
 
 Jgni'tf-bl, 
 
 it-lSk'wf-Ste, 
 
 Ini-bSs'sil, 
 
 loi-b^atl', 
 
 5jm-niS'df-;t, 
 {m-pSer'af-bl, 
 
 jg-nT'tf-bl, 
 
 {l-l&'kwf-Xte, 
 Sim-bea'sil, 
 
 {m-aie'df<ft, 
 
 Ig-ni'tf-bl, 
 
 {l-ia'kwc-Ste, 
 (|iu-bes'sit, 
 ^ini-be-secl', 
 
 Ini-nie'dy^t, 
 
 ig-ni'tebl. 
 
 {l-la'kwe-&t(. 
 fiin-bes'sji. 
 
 {m-me'df-ate. 
 Iin-peer'a^-bl. 
 
 ( m-pir'tant, }. « ,. . 
 ^ini-por'tant, ) 
 
 ini'pre-ka-tur-f, Kni'pre-ka-to-re. 
 )iiu-prO-prf-&'- >iiti-prd'prf a- 
 
 Im-pune', {m-pfia', 
 
 {m-pSr'tant, {m-pir'tant, }m p5r'taiit. 
 
 Xni'prg-ka-tur-e, 
 (|iiu-pro-prf-a.'- 
 
 {m-pOne', 
 
 l[ni-pQ'{a-«ana, Km-pfi'{«-tana, Im-pa-Ya'aans, Im-pu'ja-auna, 
 
 IN CENS'ORY, 
 IN-GLlN'A-TO RY, 
 (IN eLI'NA-TO-RY.) 
 IN €OM.MEN'SU-RA- 
 BLB, 
 
 tn-s^u'dyar-f, 
 
 {n'sen-cur-e, 
 {n-klt'n^-tyr-;, 
 
 in-k9ni-inj$n'aa- 
 ra-bl, 
 
 (tn-aSn'de-a-re, 
 ^iii-sen'Je-a>r^, 
 in'»en-sur-e, 
 {n-klia'atyr-f, 
 
 )ia-k9ni-niSD''- 
 y abu-rf-bl, 
 
 In-Sin-o-ra't9, 
 
 In-alu'dj-f-r;, 
 
 (IN-eOM-MEN'SU-RA-BLE.) 
 UfeOM-HCt'DI-GUS 
 
 {n-kli'na-t9-r^, 
 
 ^Tn-k9in-mSn'- 
 } shi;-j^-bl, 
 
 Yn-Su-o-rfi'to, 
 Kn-sen'df-a-r^, 
 
 )ia-kotii-niSn'- 
 5 abu-ra-bl. 
 
 iiirprf-ka-tur-e, im'pre-ka-tur-f. 
 
 ^iiu-prd-pre-a'- /tm-pro-pif i'- 
 
 ) tur, 5 'V- 
 
 }m-puoe', im-pune'. 
 
 Iin-pu'js-aana, ini-pu'is-sans. 
 
 )[n-Sm-9-ra'to, in-Sm-o-ra'to. 
 
 In-sen'dyf-r^, in-*<in'de-^-T^. 
 
 'ia'ifns-ut-f, {n-s£n'.so-re. 
 in-klin'a-tur-f. 
 
 /in-k9iD-niSn'- )tn-k9ni-niea'sy- 
 
 y abu-r^-bl, ^ ra-bl. 
 
 Kn-kom-mS*'- V ua, fit 
 
 dylja, Jin kuni-mo'jf- C 
 
 in kom-mS'de* )Tn-k9m-ni5'de- 
 5 V*. 
 
 iYn-k9m-ni5'- 
 5 dyua, 
 
 ^fia-kgm-md'df- 
 
1132 
 
 SYNOPSIS OF WORDS DIFFERENTLY PRONOUNCED. 
 
 Sheridan. Walker. 
 
 In-kon-dite', l[n'k9n-dlte, 
 
 (in-kon-vi'ne- 
 fnt,j 
 
 Webster. 
 IN-€ON'DITE, 
 Kf-eON-VE'NIENT, 
 
 aN-eON-VE'NIENT.) 
 IN DEG 0-ROUS, or 
 IN-DE-eO'ROUS, 
 (IN-DEeO-ROUS.) 
 
 IN-DIS'PU-TA-BLE, !n-dl[»'pu-ta-bl, 
 
 In-kon-ve'ny^n 
 un-de-k5'rus, 
 
 7 ?"'' 
 
 Perry. 
 in-k8n'dit, 
 (iB-kon-ve'ne- 
 l ent, 
 
 Jone*. 
 {a-kSn'dlte, 
 in-kon-ve'ne- 
 fnt. 
 
 Fulton - Knight. 
 in-kon'dite, 
 
 nn-kon- 
 
 ve'nyent 
 
 Jametan. 
 Kn'kon-dlte. 
 ^in-kon-ve'n^ 
 
 in-de-k5'rus, 
 ui-dek'9-rus, 
 
 KK-dek'9-rus, Sn-dek'^-rus, 
 in-dts'pu-ta-bl, in-dis'pu-fabl 
 
 On-dek'o-rus, 
 iiii'de-ku'ius, 
 
 !(a-de-k5'rfB> 
 
 Sln-dls'pu-ta-bl, in-dis'pn-(abl, )^ ,„ , ^ ., v ,„ , 
 
 \' A- -'." 1.1 - J- -'.II }in-di»'pu-t^-bl, Xn-dis'pu-fa-bl, 
 
 (iii-dis-pu ta bl, in-di8-pu ta-bl, \ "^ • t r. . » 
 
 IN-DI-VID'UAL, In-de-vldu-al, J*" ^^ "'^■'"'f ' Jinde vld'u-al, in-de-v»d'ual, Sn-de-vM'u al, 
 
 ' • • (iii-de-vidu-^l, J • • • • • • ^ • • ' 
 
 IN'DO'CI-BLE, 
 
 IN-DO'CILE, 
 
 IN-EX-PE'DIENT. 
 
 (IN-EX-PE'DIENT.) 
 
 INFANTILE, 
 
 IN-FE eUND, 
 
 IN-OE'NIOUS, 
 
 (INGENIOUS.) 
 
 IN GRAIN. 
 
 IN-GRE'DI-ENT, 
 
 IN-HAB'ILE, 
 IN-1M1-€AL, 
 
 INSIDIOUS, 
 
 IN'SU LAR, 
 INTER GA LA RY, 
 IN'TER-eAL-ATE, 
 
 IN-TER-LOeU-TOR, 
 
 IN'TER-PO LATE, 
 IN TER-PO-LA-TOR, 
 
 IN'TER-STiCK, 
 
 IN'VALID, 
 
 IN-VIDIOUS, 
 
 ln-d(Jsl-bI, 
 in-dos'*U. 
 
 iri-(Jos'e-bl, 
 
 Iii-dds'Hl, 
 
 in-d6's8-bl, 
 Kn-do'sil, 
 
 In-dos'se-bl, 
 in-doi>'sil. 
 
 Xii-dSs'e-bl, 
 In-dus'il, 
 
 Kii-eks-pe'dyjnt, Itn-eks-pe'd^-^nt, in-ex-pe'de-ciit, JLU-ek&pc'de-eut, Kn-^x-pe'dyent, 
 
 Iii'fun-tUe, in'fan-tile. 
 
 Itn'faii-tlle, 
 
 Kn-fc-kiiiid', 
 
 lii-je'iiyus, 
 
 en-grane', 
 in-gi'£'dxbent, 
 
 in-liUblt, 
 
 (n-s!(d'yiis, 
 
 In'su-lar, 
 in-ter'ka lar-e, 
 jii-tor'kf-late, 
 
 yii-tcr-lok'ku- 
 jn-ter'p9-!at«, 
 
 Xn'fan-tlle, 
 iii-fck'und, 
 ]tn-je'uf-u«, 
 
 en-gr3ne', 
 jii-gij'jent> 
 (inliab'jLl, 
 (in-a-bSel', 
 Uii'iiii'e-kfl, 
 (iii-e-iulkal, 
 Ua-sid'e-ijs, 
 (iii-sid'je-u«, 
 
 in'fan-til, 
 lu-fe-kuud', 
 Xa-je'iif us, 
 
 ^n-grane', 
 {ii-gre'de-cnt, 
 iii.habll", ' 
 Ka-f-bSel'> 
 
 >in Itiu'^kal, 
 
 Kn je'neys, ln-je'ny^«. 
 
 la'shU'l^r, 
 lu-ter-k&I'a-ro, 
 {ii-terka-late, 
 tii-terlok'ku- 
 
 iii-ter-19-ku'tur, 
 jn-ter'p9-la;e. 
 
 [(ii-sTd'f-us, 
 
 in'm-lar, 
 jii-ter'ka la-re, 
 (ii-ter'ka-late, 
 
 I'iil-tft-Iok'u-tur, 
 
 ^n-<grane , 
 {n-gre'df-fat, 
 
 Sin-li5b'il, 
 
 (in-Ini'f-kul, 
 )iii-^-ini'kul, 
 
 {n-sKd'^-ij*, 
 
 Kii'su-Ifr, 
 
 en-grane , 
 Jn-gre'dyent, 
 
 in-hlkb'il. 
 
 ]n-tni'e-kal, 
 lu-^-nirkal, 
 
 {n-sltd'yus, 
 
 Xn'shu-Iar, 
 iu-tfr-kSla-re, in-ter-kSl'a-re, 
 
 In-tfr-lok'y-tur, 
 
 iii-tgr'p9-late, |u-tgr'po-late, in-tgr'p9-late, 
 
 }ii-ter'p9-la-tyr, in ter'po-la t^r, In-tli p9-iatur, Jn ter'p9-la-ti^r, {a-tlr'p9 la tyr, 
 
 „ , . Cin'ter-stis, )^ , „ v ,^ - » , u 
 
 Jn ter'stls, <. • , ^. nn'tef.ttia, ln'tar-sti8, Iii'ter-stis, 
 
 • ' ^in tcr'stis, 5 ' 
 
 IR-RA'TION-AL, 
 IR RE FRS'GA-BLE 
 
 IR REF RA-GA BLE 
 (IR REFRA'GA BLE.) 
 
 IR-RE-FOT'A-BLE, 
 
 (IRREFUTABLE.) 
 
 JAGKAL, 
 
 (JAGK'AL.) 
 
 JALAP, 
 
 JONQUIL, 
 
 JO'NI-OR, 
 
 JC'VB-NILE, 
 
 KKEL'SON, (kel'son) 
 
 KIND, 
 
 KNOWL'EDGE, (nol'Iej) nSl'ljdzh, 
 
 iu-va-Ieed', in-va-leed', lu-va-Ieed', 
 
 .-, ■ , (in vld'e-us, / ^., 
 
 In-vidzh'us, <. ,, , • Sin-vld'e-Us, 
 
 • • ^lu-vld'jf-us, y T . ' 
 
 jr-rS«h'9-nal, ir-rSsli'9-naI, 
 
 {r-r&sli'9-nal, 
 
 ' °'jir-r2ffr..sa-bl, ^'f^'fl'^f^'"' Jxr-rf-frSg'a-bl, 
 LE, y * ' ^irsrf-frag'a-bl, J ' o. > 
 
 Ka-va-leed', 
 )a.rld';-i}s, 
 |r-r&sli'a-nul, 
 jr-re£'fra-ga-bl, 
 
 Kn-vft-leed', 
 In-vKd'yys, 
 {r-rasli'un-al, 
 jr-ref'r|-ga-bl, 
 
 !(n-dis'pn-ta-bl. 
 
 Xn-de vid'u-al. 
 
 )[n-d5s'f-bL 
 
 Kn-dos'bil. 
 
 !(n-eks-pe'd^-fat> 
 
 in'fan-tUe. ^ 
 
 Kn-fek'und. 
 
 ia-je'nf-i;«. 
 
 en-grane'. 
 jn-gre'd^-^nt. 
 
 {n-Xni'f-kfl. 
 in-e-mrkfU 
 
 {n-sid'f-ys. 
 
 Xo'sn-Iar. 
 jn-ter'ka! ^.r^ 
 {n-tSr'kf-l&te. 
 
 yn-t;r-l3k'ky. 
 
 |n-ter'p9-Ilte. 
 {n-ter'p9-l&-tyr. 
 
 {n-ter'st{s. 
 
 In-vf-leid'. 
 
 {n-vYd'^-ft. 
 
 {r-rSsh'9-nfl. 
 
 |r-ref'fr| Ef-bl- 
 
 Xr-fffa'ti-bl, i-'".r|/u.*a.^',' |xr r^-fu'^-bl, |f-r«f fu ta-bl, Jr-refif-ta-b!, Ir-r?-fQ'ta bL 
 
 jSk'dll, 
 
 jSriup, 
 Jun-keel', 
 Jdd'nyur, 
 Ju've-ulle, 
 
 kSel'sun, 
 kylnd. 
 
 LS'GON-ISM, 
 L^UD'A-NUM, (M'a. 
 
 niini,) 
 (LAUDANUM.) 
 L/VUREL, 
 (LAUREL.) 
 LAVA, 
 (L'AVA.) 
 LEAP, 
 
 l£;ash, 
 
 LEGATOR, 
 L£(>KND, 
 
 lllk'k9-nizin. 
 
 lod'a-niiai, 
 iSr'rJI, 
 
 1«P, 
 
 Igg-ga.t8r', 
 VS'ifad, 
 
 Jak-k^ll', 
 
 j&I'lup, 
 jun-kwil', 
 ju'ne-ur, 
 ju'v^-nii, 
 
 kel'sijn, 
 
 kylnd, 
 ^nol'ledje, 
 Jno'le4je, 
 
 l^k'k9-nizni, 
 
 I5d'f-num, 
 
 »'va, 
 
 IMp, 
 leiih, 
 
 ISg-ga-fdr', 
 la'jend, 
 
 jSk-^U', 
 
 jSl'ijp, 
 jun-kwir, 
 ju'ne-ur, 
 ju've-nil, 
 
 keel'sun, 
 kel'sun, 
 kind, 
 
 firifdje, 
 
 f 
 
 I^k'9-nizin, 
 law'df-nfiin, 
 
 Uw'rfl, 
 
 J&k'£ll, 
 
 jSl'lup, 
 jun-k»'il', 
 ju'ne-ur, 
 ju'vf-un, 
 
 (kei'sun, 
 
 kylnd, 
 nol'ledje, 
 
 Uk'k9-Dhm, 
 iSd'da-num, 
 
 ISr'ril, 
 
 J&k'all, 
 
 jSl'^p. 
 jun-kwKl', 
 ju'ne-ur, 
 ju'vf-nil, 
 
 kel'sun, 
 kylnd, 
 nSl'lfj, n5'l(J, 
 
 lSk'9-niziii, 
 iSd'^-nuin, 
 
 lSr'91, 
 
 l§2p, 
 le6>h, 
 IfgB'tur, 
 le'jeiuii 
 
 l«»p, 
 Utah, 
 
 Hip, 
 iSSah, 
 
 lJH>^ad, 
 
 IS'jfod, 
 
 jXk-*ll'. 
 
 jSl'lup. 
 jung-kwll'. 
 jfl'near. 
 jfi'vf nilo. 
 
 kesl'syn. 
 
 kind. 
 
 nSri«dje. 
 
 I&k'k9-iilzn) 
 iSd'df-nfini 
 
 l5r'rfL 
 
 leSp. 
 leesh. 
 Igg.ga-t8r'. 
 ll'jfud. 
 
SYNOPSIS OF WORDS DIFFERENTLY PRONOUNCED. 
 
 1133 
 
 Sheridan, 
 
 iSj'is-ia-tiv, 
 
 lej'is-la-tur, 
 
 lej'is-II-ch^r, 
 
 le'zhur, 
 
 Ie'p9'iine, 
 
 ISst, leest, 
 
 U'vur, 
 
 li-aen'shet, 
 
 le, 
 
 Webster. 
 LE(S'ENDA-RY, 
 LEG'IS LA-TlVB, 
 LEG'IS-LA'TOR, 
 LEG'IS-LA TURK, 
 LEISURE, 
 LEP'OR-lNE, 
 LEST, 
 LEVER, 
 
 LI-CEN'TIATE, n. 
 UE, or LYE, 
 
 CIEUTEN'ANT, 
 
 LOATH, or LOTH, 
 
 LOOK, 
 
 LUS'TRINO, 
 
 MAfc'ROCOSM, 
 MALCON TENT, 
 MALL, (ttial; 
 
 MAM'MJLLARY, 
 
 MAN-KTNl)', 
 MANTUA, 
 MAR-A-NA'THA, 
 MA-RAUD'ER, 
 MAR'i GOLD, 
 MaR'MO SET, 
 (MAR- MO-SET.) 
 MaR'MOT, 
 tM'AR-MOT.) 
 
 MATH'E-SIS, mf-th('«i», 
 
 MAT'RI-CTDE, mSt'trf-ride, 
 
 MAT'RON,orMS'TRON, nii'tryn, 
 (MAT'RON.) 
 
 Waller. 
 l(fd'jen-da-rf, 
 l£d'jis-la-tTv, 
 led'jis-la-lur, 
 lSd'ji8'la-chure, 
 le'zbure, 
 lep'po-rlne, 
 iSst, leest, 
 le vur, 
 ll-s£a'sh^-&te, 
 
 n, . 
 
 Perry, 
 lej'fn-da-re, 
 lej is'lS'tiv, 
 lej-is-la'tur, 
 ISj-is-IS'tur, 
 le'zhur, 
 lep'9-rin, 
 Ust, 
 le'ver, 
 ll-sen'she-at, 
 
 is, 
 
 lif-ten'nant, iev-ten'nant, Uv-ten'ant, 
 
 I5tb, 
 luk, 
 luie'strtng, 
 
 niS'kr9-kSzni, 
 oi&l-k9ii-teiit', 
 m&l, 
 
 m&n-kiad', 
 
 ni&n'Ca, 
 
 ma-raa'-a-tlia, 
 
 m&'r^-gdld, 
 iii&r-ui9 xet', 
 
 mfr-inddt', 
 
 MAI' ONAL, 
 
 MAT'U-RA-TlVE, 
 MAUND'ER, 
 MAU-SO LE'UM, 
 MAX'IL-LARY, 
 MAY'OR, 
 
 MEDIC'I-NAL, 
 
 MED'I-ClNE, 
 
 MED'UL-LA-RY, 
 
 MEL'IO-RATB, 
 
 ME LCDl-OUS, 
 
 MEM'OIR, (me-moir', 
 
 or mem'wor,) 
 (MEM'OIR.) 
 MEN'A GER-Y, 
 MEN'SU-RA-BLB, 
 MER'GAN-TILE, 
 
 ME-RID'1-AN, 
 MESSIEURS, 
 
 ni&'trifn 9I, 
 
 ua-tu'rf'tir, 
 
 niawn'der, 
 
 ii]dw<'B9-le'uni, 
 
 iiij&ks'{l-lfr-e, 
 
 mir, 
 
 fni^'dts'{n-fl, 
 iin»d-e-sl'nel, 
 
 niSd'stn, 
 
 m^-dul'lur-f, 
 
 me'lyo-r&te, 
 
 mf-Io'dzliua, 
 
 memoir', 
 me'iuwar. 
 
 Sine 
 
 men'shu-ra-bl, 
 nier'kan-tlle, 
 
 m^rldzii'un, 
 
 15th, 
 Iddk, 
 lus'i.trjng, 
 
 niS'kro-kSzrti, 
 
 Biale-k9a-teiit', 
 
 niel, 
 
 mSm'mil la-re, 
 
 m&u-kyliid', 
 
 ni&ii'cliii-a, 
 Diai-an^tli'a, 
 ma-ro dur, 
 ni^r re-gSId, 
 mar-mo xei'. 
 
 15th, 
 luk. 
 
 ini'kro'-k6zm, 
 
 iual-k9ii-tent', 
 
 mall, 
 (niam-iuKl'a-re, 
 >iii&iu'Diil a rf, 
 
 mill' kind , 
 
 m&ii tu, 
 
 ma-iu'dff, 
 ni&r f-gold, 
 m<'ir-iii9-^et'. 
 
 mfr-mddt', m^r-mSt', 
 
 MET'AL-LlNB, me (&l'li«, 
 
 MET'AL-LURCiY, or U^.^^.i^..^,^ 
 
 METALLURGY, ) ' 
 
 (MET'AL-LUR.(iY.> 
 
 METEOR, mS'tyur, 
 
 MET'0-NYM-Y, or ME-) „., - 
 
 TON'O-MY, }-»«''9-nI"-?, ; 
 
 (MET'0-NYM-Y.) 
 
 MEZ-ZO-TINT'O, met-»9tln'»9, 
 
 Ml' ASM, mT'azn, 
 
 MICHER, nkh'nr, 
 
 Bif-th8'i|*, 
 
 n&t'tr^-side, 
 n&'tr^n, 
 
 (niXt'r9-nal, 
 
 ^iiif-trd'n^l, 
 m&ch'ura-tir, 
 man 'dur, 
 maw su-le'nm, 
 maka')! lar-;, 
 ma'ur, 
 me-dis'e-nal, 
 med-e-si nal, 
 mcd desiii, 
 med'ul-lar f, 
 mc'le o-iaie, 
 
 ^me-lo de-US, 
 
 nue-lu'j^ us, 
 nie-moir', 
 meiii'war, 
 
 men-azhe-ur-e': 
 nien'shlj la-bl, 
 nier'kaii ill, 
 Cnie ri(i'e-an, 
 ^me-rid'jc-an, 
 ^inesh'shoorz, 
 ^mesh-shoorz', 
 
 mct'tal-IIne, 
 n«t'-tfl-lii»-j^, 
 
 (me'te-ur, 
 ^iiie'clie-ur, 
 (iiic-ion'e-m^, 
 ^iiiet'u-nini-e, 
 
 met-so-tin't9, 
 
 nii'azm, 
 
 mrch^r. 
 
 mf-th8'a|a, 
 
 ma'trf-alde, 
 u&'tcun, 
 
 mi'trunal, 
 m&t'run-al, 
 « ma-tu'ra-tiT, 
 m&wu'dft, 
 ni&w-s9-le'um, 
 m^ks (l-la-rf , 
 axi'at, 
 
 [me-dis'9-nal, 
 
 med e-sln, 
 nif diirla-re, 
 mS le-9-iaie, 
 
 fiuf-l5'd(-ua, 
 
 meiuolfr, 
 m^-moir', 
 
 mf-n& zhje-re, 
 iiicu'aliuia-bl. 
 
 5mo-iid e-an, 
 fmea'aeerz, 
 mSt'al-IIne, 
 mit'aliitif. 
 
 :me't9-iir, 
 >nie-t5a'9-me, 
 
 mSt-a9-tIn't9, 
 
 Jonee. Fulton - Knight. Jamesam, 
 
 le'jfn-da-rf. 
 le'jis-la-tltT: 
 l«'ji8-IS-tgr. 
 le'jis-IEte-yor. 
 le'zhur. 
 I£p'p9-rlne. 
 iSat. 
 le'vfr. 
 
 li-sSn'sh(-St« 
 li. 
 
 led'jla-la-tlfr, 
 
 led'jis-la-tur, 
 
 led jis-lature, 
 
 le'zhur, 
 
 ISp'P9-rine, 
 
 l^xt, 
 
 le'vur, 
 
 ll-aen'sli^-at, 
 
 Uv-ten'nuut, 
 
 15th, 
 liik, 
 luii irjug, 
 
 mS'kr9-k4$zm, 
 mllle k9ii-teiit', 
 mall, 
 
 !?j'is-l5-tiv, 
 
 lej (s-Ia-tijr, 
 
 lej'is-latur, 
 
 le'zhur, 
 
 lcp'9-riae, 
 
 lest, 
 
 le'ver, 
 
 li-sea'she-Ste, 
 
 11. 
 
 SiTv-ten'ant, 
 [lu-tea'ant, 
 
 loibf 
 
 Iddk, 
 
 lila'trlfng, 
 
 mS'kro-kSzm, 
 
 male'k9n-teat', 
 
 mal, 
 
 uiSui'mjIla-rf, mlm'il-lar-r(. 
 
 mSn-kylnd', 
 ra&n'tu-a. 
 m^ra-iiatli'f, 
 ma-raiid ur, 
 ni&r'e-guld, 
 miir ui9-zet. 
 
 m&n-kyliid', 
 
 maii'tu-a, 
 
 mSi'-a-iiath'a, 
 
 mar-aud'er, 
 
 iii^i'e-gold, 
 
 mar-m9-zet', 
 
 Slfi-tln'fnt. 
 
 I5th. 
 Iddk. 
 lus'trKng. 
 
 mSik'r9-k8zin. 
 m&l-k9n t£at'. 
 m&ll, mil. 
 
 mlm'm|l-la-rf. 
 
 mSu-klnd'. 
 
 man'tu-f. 
 
 m&ra-iiath'f. 
 
 ma-raw'der. 
 
 m&r'e-gold. 
 
 mar ni9-zet', 
 
 mS.r'm^t. 
 
 nf-thS'sis, 
 
 m&t'tre-alde, 
 m&'trfo, 
 
 } 
 
 s 
 
 mSch'ii-r&-tl[v, 
 
 milwn'der, 
 
 maws9-le uni, 
 
 m&ka ll-lar e, 
 
 ma'ur, 
 
 (ine-dis'e-nal, 
 (ined-e-si'iiai, 
 
 med e-kiii, 
 
 _. .ks'.i. (ma.-the'aja, 
 
 ma-inC 8}a, < • • ' 
 
 ' (inath'e-sis. 
 
 mSt'tre-alde, mXt'tresIde 
 
 m&'trun, ma'trun. 
 
 SmSt'r9-nal, 
 (uif-iro'nal, 
 
 mikt'u-ra tlv, 
 
 man'dfr, 
 
 iiiaw-kO-le'um, 
 
 mSks'il-lfr-re, 
 
 ma'ur, 
 
 ^roe-dis'f-iial, 
 nicd'e-sKa, 
 
 me'lf-u-rate, 
 me-15'd^-ua, 
 
 Jinem war, 
 
 me'ly9-i'Ste, 
 
 me-lo'dyus, 
 
 (mcinwar', 
 /luem'wiir. 
 
 /ni3'tro-naL 
 
 mat'u-ra-tiv. 
 
 maii'd^r. 
 
 ninw-KO-lc'um. 
 
 mak&'il-Iar-f. 
 
 ma'ur. 
 ^me-dis'9-n^l, 
 )incd'f-sl'iial, 
 
 iiicd'd?-.sl(n. 
 
 med'ul lar-e. 
 
 me'le-u-rate. 
 
 me-lo'de-iM. 
 
 me-inuir', 
 mciu'war. 
 
 ....... nieii-azli-cr-e'. 
 
 men'sliu ra-bl, mi^o'ehu-rabl, meii'su-i^-bl. 
 nier'kuii-til, iiier'kaiitil, mer'kan-titl. 
 
 me-rld'e-uii, 
 mSah-shddrz', 
 met'lul-line, 
 Hi^-t&l'ur-Jf, 
 
 me-rid'yan, 
 mesh'urs, 
 roet'al-lin, 
 mit'al-liir-jf, 
 
 me-rKd'ean. 
 
 mesh'aheSrz. 
 
 (me-tSl'ITne, 
 (inet'al-llne. 
 
 met-tSl'lur-jf. 
 
 me'tf-^r, me'tyur, me'te-ur. 
 
 >" / ." , (me-tSn'e-me, 
 
 me-ton'e-me, me-ton e-me, i Z , J 
 
 ^ f' ' T r' ^met'o-nim-y. 
 
 mlch'fr, 
 
 met-ao-tia't9, mSt-s9-t1ta't9, inSt-z9-tKa'l9, 
 
 ni'fxn. 
 
 niKeli'ur, mrcbyr* ^ • • t • t • ^ 
 
1134 
 
 SYNOPSIS OF WORDS DIFFEKENTLY PRONOUNCED. 
 
 Webtter. 
 Mie'RO GOSM, or Ml' 
 
 €R0 eOSM, 
 (MIG'RO-eOSM.) 
 MI-eROG'RA-PHY, 
 Mie'RO-SeOPE, or 
 
 MTeRO-seoPE, 
 
 MID'WIFE RY, 
 MIN A-TO-RY, 
 MINIA-TURE, 
 
 MINUTE. 
 
 MIS'CEL-LA-NY, 
 
 MISCHIEVOUS, 
 
 Sheiidan. 
 fnii'kro-li 
 
 nil'kro-kozm, 
 
 MIS-OG'Y-NY, 
 MO BILE, 
 MOB'LE, 
 
 MON'AD, 
 
 MON'AS-TER-Y, 
 
 MON-OP'TOTB, 
 
 m7, 
 
 Ni'TlON-AL, 
 NATURAL, 
 NATURE, 
 NEER, (nare) 
 
 (NE-ER.) 
 
 NE-GO'TIATOR, 
 
 NEPOTISM, 
 
 NO'MBN-eLA-TURE, 
 
 NONE, 
 
 NOOSE, (nooi) 
 NOT'A-BLE, 
 NOTHING. 
 NO'VEN A-RY, 
 
 OB'DU-RATE, 
 
 0-BEDI-ENCE, 
 BEl'SANCE, 
 OB'LI-GA TO-RY, 
 
 O-BLldE', 
 
 OB-LlQUE', 
 
 OB-SO LETS'. 
 
 06'TO-GK NARY, 
 
 O'Dl-OUS, 
 
 OElLlAD, 
 
 OPH THAL'Mie, 
 
 0-PlN-lA'TRE, 
 
 OP-PCGN ER,(op-pu' 
 
 OP'TA-TIVE, 
 
 OR'ANGE RY. 
 
 OR'GHES-TRA, 
 
 ORDEAL, 
 
 ORDINARY, 
 
 OR'THO-EPY, 
 OYES, 
 
 PA-CIF-I eS'TOR, 
 PS'GEANT, 
 
 Pi'dEANT-RY, 
 
 nil'kro-graf-f, 
 
 (nirkro-skope, 
 
 mid'wif-re, 
 ml'na-tur-e, 
 niin'it-cliur, 
 
 miii'iiltt, 
 
 nilis'sfMen-e, 
 
 mjfs'clie-vas, 
 
 tni-sSg'f-n^ 
 
 mO'bil, 
 
 miSb'bl, 
 
 miia'nad, 
 
 mSn'naa-tfr-re, 
 
 m5n'n9p-tote, 
 ml, mf, 
 
 nSsh'un-ifl, 
 nSt'cliur-el, 
 na'cliur, 
 neer, 
 
 ne-go-sh&'tur, 
 
 ne'po-tlzin, 
 fn5-iii^n-kla'- 
 1 cliur, 
 
 iiiin, 
 
 nddz, 
 
 ii«5t'tf-bl, 
 
 ndth'lng, 
 
 n9-ven'n9r-5, 
 
 fb-du'r^t, 
 
 f-be'dzhena, 
 
 o-be'sans, 
 
 6b'le-g§-fur-e, 
 
 f o-blldje', 
 
 5o-bleedje', 
 
 fb-iike', 
 6b'so-Iet, 
 
 S'dzhus, 
 9S'lyad, 
 ff-th&l'iiiik, 
 9-piii-nya'trf, 
 ner) 9P-pug'"?r, 
 
 iJp'ta-tiv, 
 
 o-rdwn'zh^r-^, 
 
 ar'dyal, 
 Ur'de-nfr-j, 
 /Ar'nfr-rf, 
 
 pas-sKr^-kS-tur, 
 pSdzh'fnt, 
 
 p&dzh'fn-tr^ 
 
 Walker. Perry. Jmet. Fulton • Knight. Jameeom. 
 
 mi'kro-kozin, ml'kro-kozin, iiil'kr9-k5zni, nii'kr9-k6zin, ml'kr9-k8xiii 
 
 nil-krog'ra-fe, ml-krog'ra fe, mi-krog'ra-fe, inl-krog'ra-fe, niT-krSg'r^-ff. 
 
 mi'kro-skope, ml'kro-skope, nirkr9-skope, nirkr9-skope, iiirkr9'Sk5pe. 
 
 mid'wif-re, niid'vvif-re, . niid'wif-re, mid'wif-re, mid'jf-re. ■ 
 
 min'iia-tur-e, miii'a-tu-re. niin'na-tur-^, min'a-lur-e, mVna-tur-e. 
 
 miii'e-iure, miii'f-a-ture, min'^-ture, uin'^-ture, min'f-ture. 
 
 (niin'nit, ) ^ ,.. " , -. - ,-» 
 
 < ^ . Suiiii'ute, min'nute, min ut, min'nQte. 
 ^min'nute, ^ 
 
 mis'sel'lan-e, mis'sel-la-ne, mis's^l-l^n-f, mls's^l-Ifn-^, mls'sel-Ien-f. 
 
 „ , , (mis'clievus, ) ^ , , v , . 
 
 mis'che-TUS, < ^ i -- - >mis'che-vus, mis'chf-vus, mis'che-TUS. 
 
 mf-s^d'je-n^, me-sod'je-ny, me-s5d'jc-nf, me-soj'f-n^, mls-odj'e-ne, 
 
 mo-beel', m9-beei', tiio-beel'. 
 
 m»HtI, mu'bl, mS'bl, inob'bl. 
 
 \ , • ,' Jm8ii'ad, mfin'nad, mSn'ad. ....... 
 
 lino nad, J ' ' 
 
 {mon'na-stre, ) v i . y , ^ (m8n'as-tre, ) „ 
 
 J „ ■ }mon as-tor-e, moa na-«tre, ? „ / ^miia'as-ter-e. 
 
 ^njon'n^s-ter.f, ) . v .• t .' ^n.oii'^s tfr-e, ^mon f» »fr ^ 
 
 (mSn'nop-tote, mdn'op-tote, ) - ...^ v . -. 
 
 ) V ,.-. X . ;^. Jni9-nop'totts, mOu'9p-tote, m5n'nop-t6te. 
 
 >ino-n6p tote, m9-nOp tSte, ) rr j «"um uyp i««. 
 
 mi, me, nil, me, ....... mg, ml, mj, 
 
 n&sh'nn-al, nXsh'un-al, nSth^'yn-ul, nash un al, nash'unaL 
 
 n^i'chu-rfl, nSt ur-^l, nat'churijl, nat'u-rai, nat'u-raL 
 
 iia'cliure, na lure, nS'cbijr, ni'iure, nate'yur. 
 
 nSre, n&te, n&re. 
 
 ne-go'slif-a-tyr, ne go'slie atur, ne-go'slie-S-tar. 
 
 nep'o-tizni, nc'i)o-iiziii, n8p'9-tXzDi, nKp'9-tXzm. 
 
 n6ni.en kl2'- ) , li-,.- « li-.x- « . •-/. (no-men-klate'- 
 
 , : Jn6 ni?n-kla'ture, nO-men>kla'ture, nom-en-kla'tur, < * 
 
 chflre, ) ^ I y^r. 
 
 niin, iiuii, niin, nfin, niin. 
 
 nd6se, nodse, nAAze, nfidze, nddze. 
 
 nO'ta-bl,n8t'a-bl, no'ia bl nff'ta-bl, n6'ta-bl,not'a-bI, nO'ta-bl.not'^-bl 
 
 ndtli'liig, uiith'ing. niitb'{ng, n^th'ing, niitiring. 
 
 nov'cn-^-rj, nfiv'^n-a-re, uSv'en-a-rp. 
 
 (8b'ju-rate, ) , ,., _ , ... . (8b'du-rate, > 
 
 i > V-, -. Job-du'r5l, 9b-du'r?t, ] , ^-. -, Job-du'rate. 
 
 )oIj-du'rate, y ' ^9b-du rate, ^• 
 
 9-be'je-fiis, 9-lie'dj-fn8, 9-be'de-ens, 9-be dy^ris, o-be'de-ens. 
 
 o-ba'san», 9-be'Kans, 9-ba'zuiis, 9-lja'saii8, o-ba'saiis. 
 
 JSb'le-ga-tur-re, 6b'le-ga-t9re, 6b'lf-ga-tur-j, ob'le-ga-tur-e, Sb'lg-galyr-j. 
 
 o-blidje', 9-bleedJe', ) , ... ,. , (b blidje', ) 
 
 .,--,•- M-ii - j9-bleedje', ]', ,....\ Jo blldje'. 
 
 9bllke', lob like'' >9'» 'ee*''* 9b-llke', fb-leek'. 
 
 Sb'KoIete, 6b'so-let, i$b's9-lcte, 5b's9-lete, Sb'so-lcte. 
 
 oktodje'e-na-re. ok-todje'y-iia-re, • Sk'to-jena-rf. 
 
 &'de-us. o'jg 91, 6'd9-us, 9'de-us, o'dyys, g'de us. 
 
 f-il'yad, Sle'yad, f-il'^-ad, f-il'yad. 
 
 9P tlial'mjk, 9p-tlial'mik, 9p-tlial'mjk, 9p-thal'mik. 
 
 o-pin-yc-a'ter, 9pin ^-a'lrj 
 
 9p-pune'er, 9p-pun'5r, 9p-pune'fr. 
 
 < ^ ^].'^' <8p''?-tif*^> iJp'ta-tKv, iip'ta-tiT, {Jp'ta-tiv. 
 )9p-ta tlT, J 
 
 9-rawn'zhfr-p, 8r'an-je-re, f-r&n'zh^r-f, 9-rawii'zhfr-f, JSr'an-jer-e. 
 
 9r-kes'tra. Sr'k^s tra, 9r-kes ira. 
 
 Sr'dy al.ir'jf-al, ^r'df-^l, 6r'df-ul, dr-de-^l, 8r'de-al. 
 
 tr'de-na-re, >„ ,, (5r'de-na-re, 6r'de-iiar-e, )„ ,, 
 
 . ■ • ' Jor'de-na-rf, {. .,' x .,' ' Jor'de-na-re. 
 
 Ord'iia-r9, J t . j' ^ord'na-rj, fird'na-re, ^ r . r 
 
 . . „ , , 1 , , (or-tlio'e-pe, )„ 
 
 6r'th9-9-p?, «r'th9-9-pf, 3r tli9-f-p9, ji,.,|,o.j.J,g^ Jor'th9-e-pe. 
 
 C-yis', 5 ySs', ....... o-yes', o'yS. 
 
 pSs-s{f-fe-ka'tnr. pSs-f-ff kS'tur, pf-sif'e-kS-tifr. 
 
 u ... v., ipSje-aiH, 
 
 pad'junt, pSl'iaiit, pad'junt, pai'ant, t ^ , . 
 
 •^'' rv.j r<,» r ' , 1 Ipadjcilt. 
 
 pSd'Jvn-tff, pSj'^ut-rf, pSd juii-tr?, pSj'ant-r?, j' i.ijeu-ire. 
 
SYNOPSIS OJ? WORDS DIFFERENTLY PRONUUIMCED. 
 
 1135 
 
 wetter. 
 
 PAN E UYR'ie, 
 PAH'IL LA-RY, 
 PAP IL-LOi;S, 
 PA RAL'O GlSM, 
 
 PASTV, 
 
 PATENT, 
 
 Sheridan. Walker. 
 
 pSn-iie-d^her'rik, pSn-iie jer'rjk, 
 pa-pil'lff-e, pSp'il-la-rg, 
 
 pa-pil'Ius, pa-pil'lus, 
 
 p2ir'ra-l9-dzhtzm,par'ral'o-juin, 
 paa'te, 
 (parent. 
 
 
 Perry. 
 p&n-e-jii'ik. 
 pa-pil'la-r^, 
 pa-pil'lus, 
 pa-r&ro-jizm, 
 pas le, 
 
 Jones. 
 
 Fulton - Knight. 
 
 Jameion. 
 
 pSn-e-jir'jk, pSn-e jir'|k, paii-e-jer'ik. 
 
 p^p'pil-«-rf, pap'jl-lar-e, p&p'pil-a-r^. 
 
 P4 pil'lus. 
 
 par-r^l'o-jiiiiii. par-&l'9-Juiii, par-al'ojizm. 
 
 pas'te, p&a'tj, pas'i^. 
 
 pS'tryut, 
 
 PAT'Rl OT, or 
 PA'TRl OT, 
 (PATRIOT.) 
 
 PATRON, or PA'TRON, p&'trnn, 
 (PAT RON.) 
 
 PAT RO NAL, 
 PATRON ESS, 
 PAUNCH, 
 PECULIAR, 
 PE eUN lA RY, 
 
 PED'ALS, 
 
 PE-DO-BAP'TiSM. 
 
 PENNY-WORTH, 
 
 PENTEeOST, 
 PER-DC'RA-BLE, 
 
 PEREMPTO RY, 
 PER FEGT, v. 
 
 PERFUME', 
 
 PER-FUNe TORY, 
 PER-MIT', 
 PER'SPl RA BLE, 
 PKR'sPI-RA-TIVE, 
 PER TUR-BATB, 
 PETAL, 
 PHALANX, or 
 PHALANX, 
 (PHALANX.) 
 PHARMACEO'Tie, 
 PHI'LO MEL. 
 PHLEG-MAT'ie, 
 
 PHL0-(}13 TON, 
 
 PHRE-NETIG, 
 
 PHYS-1 00 NO MY, 
 
 PIlYS-l-OL (5Y, 
 PIERCE. 
 PLAOABLE, 
 PL A GIA RY, 
 PLA Ti NA. or 
 PLAT IN A, 
 (PLATl NA.) 
 PLATO NIST. 
 PLEIADS, (plS'yadx) 
 
 PLE'NA-RY, 
 
 pa-tro'nal, 
 pit tio-iiU, 
 puMiicli, 
 pe-ku'ly^r, 
 pf-kuoyfr-f, 
 
 pC'dels, 
 
 'patent, 
 pa'tre-ut, 
 
 p&'trun, 
 
 p&t'r9-nal, 
 
 pi'tiuii-fs, 
 
 piiiisli, 
 
 p^-ku'le-ur, 
 
 pf-ka'n$-ur-f, 
 
 iped'dfis, 
 pi'dala. 
 
 p&t'fut. 
 
 p&'tr^-ut, 
 
 pi'trDin, 
 
 p&t'ruii-al, 
 pS'truii-fs, 
 panah, 
 
 pf-ktl'lf-ur, 
 p9-ku'uf-q-re, 
 
 pe'dalz, 
 
 p&t'tfot, 
 pa'lrf-nt, 
 
 pa'ttun, 
 
 pit'rp-nul, 
 pa'tiun-^s, 
 piiucii, 
 pe-ku l$-ur, 
 pe-ku'ue 9r-J, 
 
 ped'duU, 
 
 p&t'^nt, 
 pS'trp-ijt, 
 
 pE'tri^n, 
 
 pai'-r9 nal, 
 pa truii-fs, 
 pjiii>li, 
 pe-ku'iyar, 
 py-ku'ayar-j, 
 
 ped'flz. 
 
 pe-d9-bSp'tIzin, pfd-du-b&p'ttzni, pe-d9-l>2lp'tizui, 
 
 peu'ne-wArth, 
 
 pen'tf-koste, 
 p£r'du-ra bl, 
 
 per rpm-tijr-f, 
 pSr'ftkt, 
 
 per'fume, 
 
 pSr'funk-t^r-f, 
 
 pSr'mit, 
 
 p^r spi'rebl, 
 
 per-spi're-tiv, 
 
 pfr-tur'b&te, 
 
 pet'fl 
 
 i pen' lie 
 ^^ll'lIU 
 
 iie-wurth, 
 
 iiurtti, 
 
 pin'if'-koste, 
 
 p£i'du-rf-bl, 
 
 ^perrjin-t^jr-f, 
 
 (p9r-reiiit9 rf, 
 
 pSr'ffkl, 
 
 ptr'fanic, 
 
 per-funk'tur^ 
 
 per'Diit, 
 
 p^-»pi'ra-bl, 
 
 per-apl'ra-ilv, 
 
 per-tiir'b&te, 
 
 pStfl, pet'al, 
 
 pgnnc-wurth, 
 
 pea'tf-koat. 
 
 )_ . tfa'lanka. 
 
 p^r-£uip t9-r^, 
 pcr'fiiip-l9-rj, 
 
 per'ffkt, 
 
 (pfr-faiufS 
 iper'fuiiie, 
 
 pfr-tunk't9-rf, 
 
 pfr-Diii', 
 
 per-KpI'ra bl, 
 
 p^riprra-tiv, 
 
 p^r-tur'bate, 
 
 pet'al, 
 
 tll'aiika, 
 
 fi'lfuka, 
 
 pen'ne-wiirtli, 
 
 peii'uurlli. 
 
 p«u'lf-k5ste, 
 
 pir'rem-tur-f, 
 piSr'fekt, 
 
 pSr'I'uaie, 
 
 pfr-fiink't^r-f, 
 
 pSr'uiit, 
 
 pfr-spl'ra-bl, 
 
 pfr-tur'bSte, 
 pe'tul, pei'ul, 
 fl'lauks, 
 flU'^ka, 
 
 peu'nf'Wurtli, 
 p£n'nurtli, 
 peii'tf-koste, 
 p^r'du-t^ bl, 
 
 pir'fni-tyr-f, 
 pgr'ffkt, 
 
 pSr'fume, 
 
 Pfr-fi1iik'tur-f. 
 
 pSr'niit, 
 per spl'ra-bl, 
 per-npi'ra-tiv, 
 p^r-tur'b&te, 
 pet'al, po'tal, 
 fa'iaiiks, 
 nil' auks. 
 
 Ar-oa-kii'tlk, rar-ma-satik, 
 
 fXI'9-iuel, fir9-Djel, 
 
 fi£g'iua-tik, fleg'iim-lik, 
 
 flo-gis't9n, \a % ..„_ 
 
 frgo'f-tfk, frf-uet jk, 
 
 Hz-f-Kg'n9-aif, ftzh-f-6g'n9-in9, nz-f-5g'n9-m^, 
 
 fiz-?-6r9-j?, ltih-?-6r9-J9, fiz-9-61'9 Jf, 
 
 p8rs, peers, pers, 
 
 pia'kabl, pik'ka-bl, 
 
 pla'dzh9r-f, piaja-r(, 
 
 < pl&t'f-nf, 
 
 nr9-niSi, 
 
 fleg-m&t'|k, 
 fl9-jik'tuii, 
 fl9 gis'tijn, 
 frf-iie('ik, 
 
 peers, 
 
 pllik'a-bl, 
 
 piajf-a-rj. 
 
 fll'9-iuel, 
 
 flig'Diatik, 
 
 fl9-jis't9ii, 
 
 fl9-gis'i9ii, 
 
 frf-iiet'ik, 
 
 nz-9-5g'n9-ni9, 
 
 fi£-9-6l'9-J9, 
 peers, pers, 
 pla'ka-bl, 
 pla'djf-a-re. 
 
 fir9-niel, 
 fleg-iiiat'{k, 
 flo jis'lun, 
 flu-gis'tuii, 
 frf! iiei'jk. 
 
 fix-9-66'ii9-n'f. 
 
 fiz-e-ol'oje, 
 peers, pers, 
 plSi'ka-bl. 
 plaJ9-ar-9, 
 
 ptl'adz, 
 picn'nfr-f, 
 
 PLENTEOUS, plen'clius, 
 
 PLIC A TUBE. pll'ka-cliddr, 
 
 POIGN'ANT, (poiii'ant) pwie'neiit, 
 POL Y-THE ISM, pol-le-tlie izni, 
 
 POS'SES.S, 
 PO.S-SESS'0-RY, 
 PO.ST'HU MOU.S, 
 POSTILLION, (p5s- 
 til'yiia) 
 
 POTH ER, 
 
 POUR, 
 
 PREFEGTURB, 
 PR£'LA-Ci, 
 
 piix-zes , 
 
 p&z'zes-sur-f, 
 
 pdst'hij-mus, 
 
 Spos-til'lyun, 
 
 puth'er, 
 
 pod'ur, 
 
 pre'fek-chdr, 
 prel'lfs-f, 
 
 plS&t'9-nl[st, 
 
 ple'yadz, 
 ^plen'a-r^, 
 Iple'na-rf, 
 
 plen'clie-ui, 
 
 plik'a-chure, 
 
 p6e'iiant, 
 
 pol le-tlif-Izm, 
 
 p9z-zes', 
 
 p6z'zfs-sur-f, 
 
 p5st'hu-Dius, 
 
 pSstn'yun, 
 
 piith'er, 
 
 pour, 
 
 pref'f?k-ture, 
 prSri^-sf, 
 
 pl)(t'9-nlst, 
 pla'yadz, 
 
 fpUn'a-rp, 
 
 pUn'if-us, 
 
 pli'ka-tura, 
 
 pif'nant, 
 
 pdl-lf-ths'Iim, 
 
 p9z-z£s', 
 
 p5z'zfas9-rf, 
 
 pdst'liif-iuus, 
 
 p5s-tTl'yuii, 
 
 piilh'fr, 
 
 pAdr, 
 
 pre-fck'tdre, 
 prei'f-a;, 
 
 ple'adz, 
 
 plen'a-rf, 
 
 pISn'tf-fs, 
 
 pwie'nant, 
 p6rie tlif-Izin, 
 P9z-zes', 
 P9z-z2s'sur-f, 
 p5st'liu-ai^8, 
 
 p5a-til'yaa, 
 
 pialh'fr, 
 
 pddr, 
 
 prSf ffk-ture, 
 pr«ria-s^. 
 
 ple'yadz, 
 pien'f-rf, 
 pltn'tyya, 
 
 pwdf'nanl, 
 
 p6rf-tlie-][zm, 
 
 P9z-zes', 
 
 p5z'zes-sur-e, 
 
 pSat'liif-mus, 
 
 p5s-tYl'yyn, 
 
 p{ith'fr, 
 (piir, pdre, 
 Ipowr, 
 
 prSfek-ture, 
 
 prel'a se, 
 
 (pai'-eiit, 
 )pa'teiit. 
 
 pa'tr;-ut. 
 
 pa'ti'un. 
 
 pa-tro'nal. 
 
 pa'iruii-cs. 
 
 pnnsli. 
 
 pc kii'lecr. 
 
 pe Iiu'ii9-q-r5. 
 (pe'daU, 
 ^ped'daU. 
 
 pe-d9'ii&p'iiziii. 
 
 Jpcii'iie-wiiitli. 
 
 pente k6.>.i. 
 
 pur dij la-bl. 
 (perciiip tui-e, 
 )pei-eiirio-r9. 
 (per fekt, 
 ip^r-fekt'. 
 
 per'fGiiie. 
 
 per mil', 
 per-spl'ia bl. 
 pcr-spi ra-iiv. 
 per-titi'bate. 
 pe'ial. 
 
 |fa'laDks. 
 
 far-nia-su't|k. 
 
 fi'l9-aicl. 
 
 flcg'nia tik. 
 
 fl^-jis'toii. 
 
 flo-giK'iun 
 
 fre iiai Ik. 
 ^tiZ'e-6g'ii9-iiiei 
 ^fii e un't^ me. 
 
 (ii. 9 6l 9 ,19. 
 
 peers. 
 
 pla ka-bl. 
 
 pla je-arf. 
 
 pl&l'f-na. 
 
 pl&'t9-nKst. 
 
 pla'yadz. 
 
 ple'na-rf. 
 
 pleii'te-ua. 
 
 pITk'a-ture. 
 
 poe'iiant. 
 
 porie-tli9-Kza. 
 
 P9z-zSs'. 
 
 p5z'z9s-sur-f. 
 
 pSst'liu-mya. 
 
 p5s-tl[ryi;ii. 
 
 pSth'ft. 
 
 fpore. 
 
 prS'fck-tar*. 
 prel'If-sf. 
 
113G 
 
 SYNOPSIS OF WORDS DIFFERENTLY PRONOUNCED. 
 
 prel'let, 
 
 Webster, Sheridan. 
 
 PRELATE, or } 
 
 PREL'ATB, \ 
 
 (PRELATE,) 
 
 PRELUDE, ptellude, 
 
 PREMIER, (preem'yer) prem'yer, 
 (PREMIER.) 
 PRE-MU-Nl'RE, prem'mu-nl-re, 
 
 PRE'SAGE, 
 
 PRE-SCI-ENCE, (pre- 
 
 sX'ense, or pre'sliens)^ 
 VPRESl'ENCE, .r FRESHENS.) 
 
 pre&'sadzh, 
 pre'shens. 
 
 Walker. Perry. 
 
 prSl'Iat, prel'at, 
 
 prel'ude, prel'flde, 
 
 prenie'yer, pre'nie-er, 
 
 prem'mu-ni-re, prem'u-ni-re, 
 
 pres'sadje, pres'aje, 
 
 prS'shf-ens, presh'ens, 
 
 Jonet. 
 prel'let, 
 
 prel'flde, 
 prem'yer, 
 
 pvem'mu-iil-re, 
 ^pres'sadje, 
 (pre'sadje, 
 
 Fulton - Knight. 
 prel'at, 
 
 prel'flde, 
 pre'inyer, 
 
 preni'u-iii-re, 
 
 pres'aje, 
 
 pre-saje'. 
 
 JatnesoHm 
 
 prel'lat. 
 
 prel'flde. 
 prenie'yer, 
 
 preni'mu-nl-rf. 
 fpres'saje. 
 
 prc'she-eas, pre'slie-ens, pre'she-ens. 
 
 PRETEXT', pre-tekst', 
 
 PRI-MOR'DI-AL, prl-m{}r'd2h?l, 
 
 PRT'VA-CY, prTv've-8?, 
 
 PRIVATIVE, priv'vattv, 
 
 PRO'BA-TO-RY, pr5'ba'-tur-e, 
 
 PROCEEDS', ...'.".,". 
 
 PRO'eU-RA-CY, pr8li'ku-res-e, 
 
 PRO'FILE, pro-feel', ' 
 
 PROGRESS, pr6g'gris, 
 
 PROLIX, pro-liks', 
 
 PRO-LOG'U-TOR, pr6l'o-ku-tur, 
 
 FRO'LOGUE, (prolog) prSl'lug, 
 
 PRO-MUL' GATOR, pro-miil'ga tnr, priini-ul ga'tur 
 
 PRO-NUN-Cl-A'TION, 
 
 PRO-PI- TIA'TION, 
 
 (pro-pis-e-a'shun.) 
 
 PR0-P1"TIA-T0-RY, 
 
 pre-tekst', 
 
 ^pri-iii6r'de-al) 
 
 ^pil-ni6r'je-al, 
 
 ^prl'va-se, 
 
 (priv'ase, 
 priv'a-tiv, 
 pi6l)'a tur-f, 
 pro-seedi', 
 prok'u-ra-se, 
 pro'fil.pro-fecl' 
 prog'gres, 
 pro-liks', 
 pr6l-9-ku'tur, 
 prol'log. 
 
 pre-tekst', 
 Jprl-in5r'de-al, 
 
 }pri'va-se, 
 
 pri'va-tiv, 
 pro'ba-to-re, 
 
 Cpre-tekst', 
 (pre'tekst, 
 
 pre-(ekst', 
 
 pre-tekst'. 
 
 prl-nior'df-ul, prl-in6r'df-fl, pri-nior'df-al. 
 
 ^prl'va se, 
 
 ^priv'a-se, 
 
 priv'a-tiv. 
 
 pnva-se, 
 priv'a-se, 
 priv'a-tiv, 
 
 PRO-SODI-AN, 
 PROTASIS, 
 
 PROTEST, ». 
 
 PRO'VOST, 
 
 PROVOST-SHIP, 
 PROW, 
 PROWESS, 
 PTIS'AN, (tii'aiO 
 
 PU'IS-SANCE, 
 
 ^pro-nun-sha'' 
 ( shun, 
 
 (pr5-p$-sha'shun 
 
 pro-pish'e-tur-e 
 pros-s6'dyen. 
 
 pro-niin-sliea'- 
 sliun, 
 ^pro-pisli-e-a'- 
 '^ shun, 
 ^prp-pish'e-a- 
 
 pro-test', 
 
 ^pro-v5', 
 ^prSvvust, 
 
 prov'vust-slilp, 
 
 pr6. 
 
 piou'is, 
 
 t|z-zan'. 
 
 PUMICE, 
 
 PUS'TULE, (pus'I, or } 
 ptis'iul) ( 
 
 (PUSL, or PUS'TUL.) 
 PUT. 
 PYGME-AN, 
 
 PYRITES, 
 
 PYR 0-MAN-CY, 
 PYR'O-TEOH NY, 
 
 aUALl-F?, 
 aUALM. (quant) 
 (ftU' ALM qiiani.) 
 aUAN DA RY, 
 QU.iVN TI-TY, 
 QUAY, (kei 
 
 QUINTESSENCE, 
 
 QUOTE, 
 QUOTH. 
 QUOTiD'l AN, 
 QUOTIENT, 
 
 pu'is-sens, 
 pC mis, 
 pilsciiul, 
 
 put. 
 pig-nie'en, 
 
 pe rl tez, 
 
 pi'ro-man-se, 
 
 pl'ro-tek-iie, 
 
 kware-fi, 
 kwam, 
 
 kwon-da're, 
 kwaii'Ic-le, 
 ka, 
 
 k\viii't|s-»^ns, 
 
 kote, 
 kotli, 
 
 ko-tidzh'en, 
 ko'siieut. 
 
 pro-t5'sis, 
 (pro-test', 
 (pr6t'?st, 
 
 piov'vust, 
 
 pro-v6', 
 
 prov'vust-ship, 
 
 prou. pro, 
 
 proues, pro'{8, 
 
 tiz-zan', 
 (pfl ts-sans, 
 (pu-is'saiis, 
 (pii'iiiis, 
 ^pum'nis, 
 
 pus'chflle, 
 
 put, put, 
 
 pig-me'an, 
 (pe-rl'tez, 
 (piretez, 
 
 ptr'o-m&n-8e, 
 
 plr'o-tek-ne. 
 
 kw6l'e-fi, 
 kwani, 
 
 kwon-da're, 
 
 kvvo'iite-te. 
 
 ke, 
 (kwiii'tes-sens, 
 ^kwiu-tes'seris, 
 
 kwote, 
 
 kvvutli, kwoth. 
 
 kwo-tid'je-aii, 
 
 kvvo'sli^ut, 
 
 prbk'u-ra-se, 
 > pro feel', 
 
 prog'res, 
 
 pro-liks', 
 
 pro-Ioku'fur, 
 
 prol'og, 
 
 Spro-mulga'fur, 
 fprp mul'ga-tur, 
 ^pro nun-se-a'- 
 ( shun, 
 Wr9-pish-c-a'- 
 l shun. 
 Spro-pish'e-a- 
 
 prp-sod'e-an, 
 pr9-t&'si8, 
 
 Jpr^-test', 
 
 /prSv'ust, 
 
 pr8v'ust-ship, 
 prou, 
 proii'es, 
 tiz'^n, 
 
 ^pu-lfs'sans, 
 >pum'|s, 
 pii&'tule, 
 
 pAt, 
 
 pig'me an, 
 
 pir'e-iez, 
 
 pe-rl'tez. 
 (pe-roiii'an-se. 
 ^pii'o-iiiSii-»e. 
 
 pir-o-tek'no, 
 
 k"oI'e-fi, 
 kwi'im, 
 
 kwaii-da're, 
 k»oii'te-ie, 
 ke. 
 
 profeel', 
 
 proggres, 
 
 pro-liks'. 
 
 pro-lokku-tur, 
 
 prol'log, 
 
 Jprom-ul-ga'tur, 
 
 (pro-niin-se-a'- 
 ( shun, 
 (pr9-pjsh-e-a'- 
 # siuin, 
 Ipro-pish'e-a- 
 
 pro-s6'de-un, 
 
 pro-feel', 
 
 prog'res, 
 
 pro-liks', 
 
 pro-lok'u-tur, 
 
 pr6r9g, 
 
 prom-ul-ga'tur. 
 
 pro-niin-slie-a' 
 
 shun, 
 pro-pish-e-a'- 
 
 shun, 
 pr9-pish'e-a- 
 
 tur-f, 
 pro-so'dyan. 
 
 pro'test, 
 prov'vust. 
 
 pr9-test', 
 
 (pro-v6', 
 (prov'vust. 
 
 prou. 
 
 prou'es, 
 
 tiz'zun, 
 
 pfl'is sans, 
 
 pfl'mjs, 
 
 pus'thuU, 
 
 prou, 
 
 prou'es, 
 
 tiz-an', 
 
 pu'is-sans, 
 
 pu'mis, 
 
 piis'tule, 
 
 pe-ri'tez. 
 
 Jpir'9-iiiSM-se, 
 
 pXr'o-tck-iie, 
 
 kwore-fi, 
 kwnui. 
 
 kwon dare, 
 
 kw6n'te-ie. 
 
 ke. 
 
 pf-rl'tez, 
 
 pir'9-man-se, 
 pir'9-tek-ne, 
 
 kwol'e fl, 
 kwam, 
 
 kwon-dJ're, 
 kwon'te-te, 
 ke. 
 
 Jpri'va-«e. 
 
 prlv'va-tlfT. 
 
 pr6b'a-tur-e. 
 
 pro'seedz. 
 
 prok'u-ra-se. 
 
 pro'feel. 
 
 pro'gres. 
 
 pro-liks'. 
 
 pro lo ku'tur. 
 
 pro'lgg. 
 
 pro-niul-gS'fur. 
 
 ^pro nun-she-a'- 
 } shun, 
 ^pro-pish-e-a'- 
 ^ shun, 
 (pro-pish'e-a- 
 ( lur-e. 
 
 pr9s-o'de-an 
 
 pro'ta-sis. 
 
 pro'test. 
 
 Jprov'vusf. 
 
 prov'vust-ship 
 pro. 
 
 prou'es. 
 tiz-zan'. 
 
 pu'is sans. 
 
 piini'mis. 
 
 piis'tule. 
 
 piiK 
 pig-nie'an. 
 
 pe-rl'tez. 
 
 pi'ro-nian-se. 
 pi'ro-tek-ne. 
 
 kwol'e-fi. 
 kwi'im. 
 
 kw9n-da're. 
 kw5n't§-t^. 
 ke. 
 
 kwint'es-sens, kwiii'tes-sens, kwin'tes-sens, kwin-tSs'sen*. 
 
 k5te, 
 
 kotli, kulh, 
 ko-tid'e-an, 
 k«'sh^>nt, 
 
 kwote, 
 kwiith, 
 kwo-tid'e-iin, 
 kwo'slieat, 
 
 kwfite, 
 kwoth, 
 kwo-tid'y^n, 
 kwo'shfnt, 
 
 kwote. 
 kwoih. 
 kw9-lid'9 fU. 
 kwo'shjnt. 
 
SY^()I\SIS OF WOHDS DIl FKHENTLY PKOXOUNCEU. 
 
 1137 
 
 Webster* 
 RADIANT, 
 RS'DI ATB, 
 
 RADIUS, 
 
 RAIL'LER Y, or 
 RAL'LE-RY, 
 (RA ILLERY.) 
 RAISIN, 
 RAR I-TY, 
 RASE, (« M s ) 
 RASPBER-RY, 
 
 RAT-AFlA', (ra^».fe•' 
 
 RATH ER, 
 
 RA-TIO-CIN-A'TION, 
 
 RATIONAL, 
 RA.TION-A LE, 
 
 RECEPTA CLE, 
 
 RECEPTO-RY, 
 REC-OGNiriON, 
 
 REeOGNIZANCE, 
 
 RE60GMZE, 
 REeOGMZOR, 
 
 RE6 ONDITE, 
 RECORD, 
 RieO SANT, 
 
 RE FE€TORY, 
 
 RE-FRA GA RLE. or 
 REF'RA-OABLE, 
 <kE FRA'GA-BLE.) 
 RKFUSE. 
 RE ME'DI ABLE, 
 
 RE MED-1 LESS, 
 
 RE- MORSE', 
 
 RENDEZ VOUS, 
 REN 1 TENCY, 
 
 RENUNCIATION, 
 
 REPER TO RY, 
 RR-ML lENCE, 
 RES O LUBLE, 
 RES'PI RA BLE, 
 RETAIL, e. 
 RE TAIL. II. 
 
 RET'I-NUB, 
 
 RETRIBUTE, 
 REVENUE, 
 
 REVERT, 
 
 RE-VOLT', 
 
 RHOMB. 
 
 RIGH'TEOUS, (rl 
 
 Kf'SI BLE, 
 
 ROMANCE, 
 
 ROaCJE-LAUR, 
 
 RO'SE-ATE, 
 
 ROUTE, 
 
 RUFFIAN, 
 
 Lngl. ■ deuteci. 
 
 Sheridcm. 
 rt'dzhfttt, 
 
 r&'dzhlte, 
 
 i&'dzhus, 
 
 5ril'Isr-f, 
 
 T&'zn, 
 ra'rii-^ 
 rMC, 
 r&s'b^r-f, 
 
 ) r^t-a-fi'a, 
 
 rSth'er, 
 ^ra-shd-cf-nS'- 
 
 r&ali'yn-fl. 
 
 Walker. 
 (rade-ant, 
 (ra'je-ant, 
 Vra'de-Ste, 
 ^ra'je-ate, 
 ira d^-ui, 
 (rajpii/s, 
 
 ral'Ier-f, 
 
 re'zn, 
 
 rar'e-te. rfi'rf-tf, 
 
 rize, i&se, 
 
 r&aber-e, 
 (r&i-a-fe'a, 
 (rSt-a-fe', 
 
 r&tti'er. rS'th^r, 
 Crasli-e 6s-e-iiE'- ' 
 ^ shua, I 
 
 r&ali'ua-fl. 
 
 Pern/. 
 frl'd(-fnt, 
 fra'de-ate, 
 Sra'dc-us, 
 ral'ler-e, 
 
 ri'iln, 
 rar'e-tf, 
 r&ze, 
 rakp'b^r-p, 
 
 ir&t-a-fe'a, 
 
 r&ch'er, 
 
 ,r&sli-e'6s-e-n^'- 
 ' sliuu, 
 r&sli'uii-al, 
 r&siie-Q-iia'Ie, 
 
 Jone*. 
 ra'de-unt, 
 
 ra'd^-ate, 
 ra'de-ui, 
 rai'lji-rf, 
 
 re'zn, 
 r5r'e-te, 
 rase, 
 riis'ber-f, 
 
 rUt-^-ff', 
 
 raih'er, 
 
 Vr^sli-e-ds-f-nl'- 
 i sliuit, 
 
 rlt»li'ua-|l, 
 
 Fulton- Knight, Jameson, 
 
 ra'dyant, ra'de-^nt. 
 
 la'de-ate, rS'de-ite. 
 
 ra'de-us, ra'de-us. 
 
 ral'Ier-f, ral'ler-f. 
 
 razn, rezn, 
 rar'e-ie. rSr'e-te, 
 T$L/.e, lase, 
 r&s'bfr-e, 
 
 r&t-a tea, 
 
 rStfi'er, 
 (r&ali-e-ds-e-uH'- 
 
 r&clrun-al, 
 
 res'iep-tflil, 
 
 re('*e|>-tur-$, 
 re-kog-nisli'un. 
 
 CrS«'sep-ta-kl, 
 ^if-tep'ia-kl, 
 
 res'iep-iur-^. 
 
 rek-k9g-iiish'iiii. 
 
 5ie-«£p't9-kl, 
 
 rf aep'to-rf. 
 re-kug-iUMli'un, 
 
 ra'ziii. 
 
 ra're-tf. 
 
 rate. 
 
 r&s'bff-f. 
 
 rSt a fe'a. 
 
 rS'ther. 
 
 Cia-hheos-f-ni' 
 ( sliyn. 
 
 r^sli'uD-al. 
 
 rS-8lie-9-nS'lf. 
 
 res'sep-t^-kl, re«'«ep-ta kl, re-sep'fa-kl. 
 
 re-kSn'f-zfnt, r^k&g'ne-zfns, rf-kSii'e-zans, 
 
 rekogiiize', 
 
 re-k9u-dlie', 
 r;-kard', 
 rik'kij-zant, 
 rtf'fek-turf. 
 
 rCk'kogiiIze, 
 rf-kfig-Df-z^r', 
 
 rSk'k9a-dIte, 
 
 ^lik'ord, 
 
 re-kiid' 
 rekQ zant, 
 £k'ku-zaat, 
 r^-tek'tur-e, 
 lef'ek-tur-^, 
 
 rSk'on-ize, 
 rf-k5u-f'z6r', 
 
 rf kSn'dIt, 
 Vek'9rd, 
 (rf ku'zfnt, 
 
 res'«ep-iure. 
 rek-kog-uihiruii 
 
 rf-k5g'u^-zuns, 
 
 rek'kog-iiize, 
 
 rSs'sep-tur-9. 
 , rek-og iiish'urt, 
 
 r«-k6g'ne-zaii8, 
 
 rek'9g-iiize, 
 
 rek'k9n-dlie, 
 
 ^rek'9rd, 
 tre-kird', 
 
 re-ku zunt, 
 
 rek'an-dlte, 
 
 re-k6n'dU, 
 
 rek'ord, 
 
 re-kord', 
 
 re-ku/.ant, 
 
 rik'ku-zant. 
 
 rek-kog-nTsiriin> 
 jre-kSg'ne-zaiis. 
 (ic-kon'e-zaiis. 
 
 rck'kog-nlze. 
 
 re-k5g-iie-zur'< 
 
 |rj^k'kon-dIte. 
 Jrek'ord, 
 
 -e-ku'zant. 
 
 *re-fek't9-r«, rSfffk-tur-j, ref'ek-tur-e, re-fek'ti;r-f. 
 
 |r8f frf-ga-bl, r«f frj-g? bl, > 
 
 riff fiize, 
 rf-m€ dypbl, 
 
 rifni'f-df-lls, 
 
 Tf-m&n', 
 
 r5n'de-TAd, 
 rf-nX'ten-sf, 
 
 rS-nuiR-slia'«liun 
 
 I'Sp'pff-tur-f, 
 rf-»H yfi>», 
 Te'«6l'i}-bl, 
 
 riffuie, 
 rf-niC'de-a-bl, 
 
 rSni'f-df-l£«, 
 
 (re-mirs', 
 
 Irf-morse', 
 ren-de v6dz', 
 re-iiiien-se, 
 
 (re-nua-she-a'- 
 
 f shun, 
 r£p'|iei'-ture, 
 
 rez'9-lu-bl, 
 
 r?-iaie', 
 rf-t&le', 
 
 r^-tia'nu, 
 
 rSt'trj-biite, 
 
 (rSv'e nfi, 
 )re-ven'f, 
 
 rlSv'fr-f, 
 
 re-vSlt', 
 r5nib, 
 
 'chua) ri'chua, 
 rla'ibl, 
 ro-mliis', 
 rSk'klo, 
 ro'zy^t, 
 rodt, 
 nif'fyfn, 
 
 tVirlerbucli, t. 
 
 re-tXIe', 
 
 re taie, 
 ^ret'^-nfl, 
 ^tttlu'aif, 
 
 re-irlb'iite, 
 
 r«v 9-irti, 
 r^-vSn'nf, 
 
 r»v'fr-f, 
 
 r(-v5It', r; vSlt 
 
 riinib, 
 
 rl cli^-us, 
 
 riz'f-bl, 
 
 r9 ai&ns', 
 
 r6k-e-l6r', 
 
 ro'zlie-at, 
 
 sout. rodt, 
 
 Tufyan, 
 
 re-fi&g'a-bl, 
 efrf-gf bl, 
 
 ref'uze, 
 rf-iu£d'f-a-bl, 
 
 rf-niJSd'f-let, 
 
 rf mSrse', 
 re-ni6rs', 
 ren'devddz, 
 lin'f-Ua-ie, 
 
 ^renunslif-a'- 
 
 ( (bun. 
 rep'9r-t9-re, 
 r$-zir$-fn», 
 rez'o lu-l>l, 
 res'pf-ra-bl, 
 re-i&le', 
 re'Ule, 
 
 fret'e-nu, 
 r(-trKb'ute, 
 
 |r«v-?-r«', 
 ', r?-v6U', 
 riinib, 
 rT'c-lie-u*, 
 riz'ebl, 
 r9'ni&n«', 
 T8k'e-I6, 
 r5'zhe-at, 
 rout, 
 ruf'yaa, 
 
 rerfOse, 
 rf-iuC'df-f-bl, 
 
 ren-da-vdd', 
 re-iii'teii-se, 
 
 (rf-iiun-se-a'- 
 
 ( sliuo, 
 rcp'per-tur-e, 
 re-kil'e-fiis, 
 rez'9-lu-bi. 
 
 r«f fflae* 
 
 rc-iiiS'dya')I, 
 (retii'fde-les, 
 (re-nied'e 1^8, 
 
 re-mdr^', 
 
 reii-de-vuz', 
 rf-nl'teii se. 
 
 (re-niin-she a'- 
 
 [ ahua, 
 r«p'er-tur-f, 
 r^-kiryeiis, 
 rez'o-lu-bl, 
 
 ref'fra-ga-bl. 
 
 refuse, 
 re^nid'cff-a-bl. 
 
 rem'me-de-lia. 
 
 re-«aie', 
 
 re-iale', 
 (rel'enu, 
 ^re-iiu'nu, 
 
 re-trib'ute, 
 
 ^rev'e-nu, 
 ^r^-veu'ni/, 
 
 jrev'e-rf, 
 
 re-volt', 
 
 runib, 
 
 ri'ciie-ua, 
 
 rtz'e-bl, 
 
 ro niana', 
 
 rok e-lo, 
 
 ro'zlie-at, 
 
 rodt, 
 
 ruf'yun, 
 
 re-tale', 
 re-tale', 
 ret'e-nu, 
 rf-tia'u, 
 (re-trib'ute, 
 (ret'ie-bute, 
 rev'f-au, 
 r^ -ven u, 
 
 rev'er-e, 
 
 re-v6it', 
 
 ruaib, 
 
 rit'yiM, 
 
 riz'e-bl, 
 
 r9-nian8', 
 
 rok'flo. 
 
 ro'zliyate, 
 
 root. 
 
 ruf i'yan. 
 
 5 
 
 re-m8ra'. 
 
 ren-df-vddz'. 
 
 re-iil ten-se. 
 ^re-niin-slif-a'» 
 ^ sliun. 
 
 rip'per tyr-j. 
 
 rezil'e-ens. 
 
 rei'9-Iubl. 
 
 re-ipir'|-faL 
 
 re tale'. 
 
 re'tile. 
 
 rct'e-nfl, 
 
 r^-ttn'B^ 
 
 Jre-tilb',ute. 
 
 rcv'e-nu, 
 re-ven'nu. 
 
 rev-cr-e'. 
 
 r^-volt'. 
 roaib. 
 rl'le-ua. 
 riz'e-bl. 
 r9 ni&na'. 
 
 ro'zlif ft. 
 rout. rd6t. 
 rSf yaa. 
 
 72 
 
1138 
 
 SYISOFSIS OF WORDS DIFFEHENTLY PRONOUNCED. 
 
 Webtter. 
 JAB'A-OTH, 
 SAF'FRON, 
 SAG'lT-TAli, 
 SALIENT, 
 SA-LlNE', 
 
 SALIVAL, 
 
 SA-Ll'VOUS, 
 
 SALVE, (salv, or »«?,) 
 
 (SALVE, sAv.) 
 
 SAP PHIRE, (8af fire, 
 
 or saf'fer,) 
 (SAPPHIRE.) 
 SARDONYX, 
 (S'AR'DO-NYX.) 
 SATIE-TY, 
 
 SATIRE, 
 
 SATURN, 
 SATYR, 
 
 SAUNTER, (sSn'ter,) 
 (SAUNTER, sinter.) 
 
 Sheridan. 
 
 ■&rfrun, 
 sa-dzhit'tel, 
 s&riyent, 
 ■a- line', 
 
 ■f-II'Vfl, 
 
 sa-R'v^*, 
 
 salv, 
 
 WaUeer. Perry. 
 
 s&b'a-oth, sa-ba'oth, 
 
 s^fTuin. saf'furn, 
 
 s&d'je-tal, sad'je-tal, 
 
 sa'le-ent, sa'le-ent, 
 
 sa-line', sa'llue, sa-llne', 
 safe val, 
 sa-li'val, 
 s&l'e-vus, 
 *a-li'vus, 
 siilv, siiv. 
 
 Jonet. 
 
 sa-ba'oth, 
 saf'furn, 
 
 FuUon - Knight. 
 sa-ba'oth, 
 s&f'furn, 
 
 (s^l'e-val, 
 ^.a-ll'val, 
 isa-II'vus, 
 ^sal'e-vus, 
 
 •Sf'fir, 
 
 sSfif'nre, 
 
 ■t(r-d5'aKks, s&r'd9-nl[k.s, sfir'd9-n)(k8, 
 
 M-sI'f-tf, 
 
 s&'ter, 
 
 saturn, 
 satfr, 
 
 s&wn'tfr, 
 
 >s^'tur. 
 
 sa-ti'f-tf, sa-tl'f-tf, 
 
 (s2l'tur, s&t'ur, ^ 
 
 Isa'tire, s^i'Ire, ^ 
 
 sa'tui'ii, s&t'urn, s^t'urn, 
 
 satur, s&t'ur, s&'iur, 
 
 (kJin'tur, i . ,. 
 
 I J, :. Jsawn'tur, 
 
 (s&wu'tur, ) 
 
 sa'If-eiit, 
 sa-IIne', 
 
 i&W, 
 
 sa-tl'e-tf, 
 
 s&'tur, 
 
 st'iurn, 
 s& tijr, 
 
 sSn'tur, 
 
 sa'lyent, 
 sa-line', 
 
 sa-lI'val, 
 
 sa-II'vus, 
 salv, 
 
 Jamemi- 
 
 sab'a-oth. 
 
 saf'run. 
 
 sad'je-tal. 
 
 sa'leent. 
 
 sa-IIne'. 
 
 sa-II'val. 
 
 sa-II'viis. 
 salv, &&r. 
 
 ■&f'fir, s&f'fir. 
 
 sfir'd9 mks, sftr'd9-n1!ks. 
 
 sa-tl'f-te, 
 
 s&'ter, 
 
 sa'turn, 
 sS'fer, 
 
 saii'tfr. 
 
 sf-tl'e-tf. 
 sS'ter. 
 
 s&'turn. 
 
 s&'ter. 
 
 sia'tff. 
 
 SAU'SACE, sSs'sWxh, i'ar'sidjV' Jsaw'sSje, sos'sidje, s8s'Sje, sdw'sSje. 
 
 
 •kath. 
 
 
 skath, 
 
 
 
 
 sk&th. 
 
 SeATH, 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 Ised'jule, 
 isked'jule, 
 
 sked'ule, 
 
 ' 
 
 
 (>iked'ul<. 
 
 SeHED'ULE, 
 
 sed'dzhul, 
 
 
 sed'ule. 
 
 1 aSd'aie, 
 
 sed-ule, 
 
 ^shedaie. 
 
 SCHIfB-MAT'ie, 
 
 sTz'ma-tik, 
 
 
 slz'niatik, 
 
 siz-niiit'ik. 
 
 sKz'nia-ttk, 
 
 slz'm^-tik, 
 
 siz'nia-tlk. 
 
 SCI OM'A eHY, 
 
 ski-din'nia- 
 
 ke, 
 
 si-5nruia-ke, 
 
 si- 6 111 a- kg, 
 
 sl-5ni'ui|-k^ 
 
 si-Snt'a-k^, 
 
 sIOHi'e-ke. 
 
 SEM-I-PE'DAL, 
 
 seni-ni^-p6' 
 
 del. 
 
 ae-niTp'e-dal, 
 
 sfni-e-pS dal. 
 
 
 
 
 se-mip'e-daL 
 
 SEN'ES-CHAL, 
 
 sSa'nek-kel 
 
 
 sen'nfs-kal, 
 
 sSn'e-shal, 
 
 sen'nes-kul. 
 
 s?«'es kal. 
 
 seii'ne-shal. 
 
 SE-aUKS-TRA'TOR, 
 
 s8k'wes-tra 
 
 -ti,r, 
 
 sek-wes-tra'tur. 
 
 so-kwes-tra'tur, 
 
 sek-wfs-tra'tur, 
 
 sek wes-trS'tur, 
 
 se'kwes-tri-tijr. 
 
 
 
 
 iser-pi'go, 
 
 i' - , 
 
 
 
 
 SER-PI'GO, 
 
 sfr-pi'go, 
 
 
 ^serpe'gg, 
 
 ( »er'pf-60. 
 
 
 
 
 ser-pd'g9- 
 
 SES-aUIP'E DAL, 
 
 s£s-kw^-pe' 
 
 del. 
 
 ses-kwip'pedal, 
 
 . . . 
 
 
 
 
 aes kwip'f-d^L 
 
 SEWER, 
 
 shore. 
 
 
 shOre, 
 
 shSre, 
 
 •hore, 
 
 sh&re. 
 
 shore. 
 
 SEX'A-GEN-A-RY, 
 
 (seks-Sdzh'en- 
 
 ' seks-id'jen-^r-e 
 
 , seks-Sd'jyn-ar-f 
 
 , seks-&d'Jfn-;-rf, 
 
 , seks-Sj'f-nar-e, 
 
 seks-Xd'jfn-^r-fi 
 
 SHAM'OIS, (e) 
 
 sh&ni'nie. 
 
 
 sham'inj. 
 
 
 shUni'uif. 
 
 
 
 
 SHER'BET, 
 
 sh?r-bet', 
 
 
 sher-bet', 
 
 sher-bet'. 
 
 sherbet'. 
 
 sherbet'. 
 
 sher-bet'. 
 
 SHIRE, 
 
 shire. 
 
 
 she re. 
 
 shere. 
 
 shSre, 
 
 sliire, shere, 
 
 shire. 
 
 shTvb, 
 
 ahive. 
 
 
 sblve. 
 
 sliive. 
 
 shive. 
 
 shIve, 
 
 shIve. 
 
 SHONE, 
 
 •h8n, 
 
 
 shon. 
 
 shiin. 
 
 shSn, 
 
 shSn, 
 
 .h5n. 
 
 SHOOK, 
 
 •hak. 
 
 
 sh6dk, 
 
 sliuk, 
 
 shuk. 
 
 shuk. 
 
 si>6dk. 
 
 SIR EN, or SI'REN, 
 
 si'r?n, 
 
 
 slrfo. 
 
 sl'r^n. 
 
 sl'ryn, 
 
 srr9n, 
 
 siren. 
 
 (SIR'EN.) 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 SIRRAH, 
 
 •ir'r». 
 
 
 »Xr'r», 
 
 s8r'r§h. 
 
 s&r'r?. 
 
 sSr'ra, 
 
 ser'ra. 
 
 SiR'UP, 
 
 •tfr'rup, 
 
 
 sur'riip. 
 
 sir'rup. 
 
 sur'rijp, 
 
 serup, 
 
 »er rup. 
 
 SLABBER, 
 
 sl5b'bar. 
 
 
 slSb'bur, 
 1 slob'bur. 
 
 ; slob'byr, 
 
 sl&b'b^r, 
 
 sl&b'ber, 
 
 slab'ber. 
 
 (SLABBER.) 
 
 
 
 
 •^ 
 
 
 
 
 SLOTH, 
 
 sloth. 
 
 
 sloth. 
 
 sloth. 
 
 slSth, 
 
 sl5th, 
 
 sloth. 
 
 SO CIA-BLE, 
 
 so'she-bl. 
 
 
 sS'she-a-bl, 
 
 so'slie-a bl. 
 
 so'sha-bl. 
 
 so'she^-bl, 
 
 so she a bl. 
 
 SO'JOURN, 
 
 s5'jurn. 
 
 
 so'Jurn, 
 
 s5'jurn,s9 jurn', 
 
 so'jurn. 
 
 sd'jurn. 
 
 s5'Jurii. 
 
 SOL'DER, 
 
 s5d'dur. 
 
 
 sSi'dur, 
 
 s5l'dfr, 
 
 sSI'dfr, 
 
 soi'der. 
 
 sol'iler. 
 
 80 NA'TA, 
 
 so-n&ta, 
 
 
 s9-nS'ta, 
 
 s9-na'ta, 
 
 s9-na'tf, 
 
 89 na'ta. 
 
 so na'ta. 
 
 (SON'ATfA.) 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 SOOT, 
 
 siit. 
 
 
 sddt, 
 
 sut, , 
 
 adt, 
 
 sut. 
 
 sut. 
 
 s6u-Chong', 
 
 .... 
 
 
 sou-chong'. 
 
 sd6-sh8ng'. 
 
 
 
 souchong'. 
 
 SOURCE, 
 
 s5rse. 
 
 
 sorse. 
 
 s6drs, 
 
 sorse. 
 
 sorse. 
 
 sorse. 
 
 SOUS, 
 
 sdd, 
 
 
 souse, sd6, 
 
 sod. 
 
 s6d. 
 
 sdd, 
 
 800. 
 
 SOUTH-EAST', 
 
 south'rest, 
 
 
 souih'eest, 
 
 south'ecst. 
 
 
 
 souih'eest. 
 
 SOUTHERLY, 
 
 sdth'er-Ie, 
 
 
 (siith'er-le, 
 
 Jsuth'cr-le, 
 
 
 
 suth'er-lf. 
 
 
 
 
 ^suuth'er-Ie, 
 
 
 
 
 SOUTH' WARD, 
 
 sdth'ard, 
 
 
 isoiith'ward, 
 ^siiih'urd, 
 
 Ssiiih'ard, 
 
 siith'urd, 
 
 (south'wurd, 
 ^.>uth'urd, 
 
 fsouth'ward. 
 
 gPAN'lEL, 
 
 sp^n'nyel. 
 
 
 spSn'yel, 
 
 spSii'el, 
 
 spSn'yel, 
 
 spaii'yel, 
 
 span'yel. 
 
 SJ'F.R MA CE Tl, 
 
 sper-iiia-sit 
 
 ■»?. 
 
 apir Ilia se't^, 
 
 sperniasc'te, 
 
 sper-nia-sit'te, 
 
 sper-ina-se'le, 
 
 sper-iiia-se'te< 
 
 SHiKE NARU, 
 
 spTke'iiard, 
 
 
 spike' nard, 
 
 »pike'iiard. 
 
 splkc'iiard, 
 
 splke'nard. 
 
 splke'nard. 
 
 SPIR A CLE, 
 
 spi'r9-kl. 
 
 
 spir^-kl, 
 
 spi'ia-kl, 
 
 •plr'^-kl, 
 
 spir'^-ki, 
 
 splr^-kl 
 
SYNOPSIS OF WORDS DIFFERENTLY PRONOUNCED. 
 
 1139 
 
 Wehtter. 
 
 8amRR£L, 
 
 8TI.PEND'I-A-RY, 
 
 STiRRDP, 
 STREW, 
 
 STODI-OUS, 
 
 SUB-jVL'TERN, 
 
 SUBSID'I-A RY, 
 
 SUB-SULT'0-RY, 
 SUBTIL, 
 
 SUB'TIL-IZB, 
 
 fUe-CESS'OR, 
 
 SUGGEST', 
 
 SUITE, 
 
 SU PER-E ROO'A-TO- 
 
 RY, 
 SO PER-FTNE, 
 SLR PLUS'AdB, 
 Sl'R VBY, n. 
 SWORD, 
 SYSTEMATIZE, 
 
 TAP'ES-TRY, 
 
 TASSEL, 
 TAUNT, 
 jfAUNT.) 
 TED lOUS, 
 TEN A BLB, 
 TENET, 
 TENURE, 
 TE'TRARGH, 
 TETRAR-GHY, 
 THE, 
 
 THERE'FORE,{lher'fore) thgr'fore, 
 THREE PENCE, > ^ v . 
 
 (thrip'en.) Jlhrlp'fn., 
 
 fH7, thi, 
 
 THYME, Ome, 
 
 Ti-A RA, 
 
 TrERCE, (Urs or USr«,) tin, 
 
 (TERS.) 
 
 TINY, 
 
 T6, 
 
 TOOK. 
 
 t6u PET', 
 
 Sheridan. 
 ■kwer'rjl, 
 ■tl-p£n'dzhfr e, 
 
 •tfii'rnp, 
 •trAA, 
 
 ■tfi'dzhn*, 
 
 •ib'al-tern, 
 
 ■ab-ii(d'yer-9, 
 
 ■tib'syl-tnr-f, 
 ■iib'tli, 
 
 sitb'tYl-Ize, 
 
 •iik'tfa-sar, 
 
 •ad-dzhj{st', 
 ■weet, 
 )8hdd-p¥r-Jfr'r9- 
 
 ■hdd'Pfr-fine', 
 ■ur'plut-fdzh, 
 •iir'vf, 
 ■5rd, 
 
 tfpt'tr?, 
 
 tiwnt, 
 
 tB'dzh^i, 
 tS'n$-bl, 
 te'nft, 
 
 te'trfrk, 
 t£t'lru-kf, 
 ihe, thi. 
 
 .i!ii pen'de «-f«. 
 
 stur'rup. 
 
 ■tru, stro, 
 
 Walker, Perry. 
 
 skwer'rfl, (kwer'Tfl, 
 
 ^sti-pen'd^-a-r^ ) 
 ^sil-pen'je-a-rf, 
 
 ■tur'rfp, 
 
 ■tr5, 
 
 (stu'de-ns, ) .-, . 
 
 < ^ • Jstu'de-us, 
 
 (stu'je-aa, ' 
 
 ■ub'al tarn, 
 ^sub-aid'e-are, 
 ^sub-ald'je-f-re, ^ 
 
 sub'iul-tur-^ 
 
 aub'til. 
 
 aiib'al-tera, 
 Jsub-aid'j-a-rp, 
 
 T6URN'A.MENT, 
 
 TO WARDS, prep. 
 
 TO' WARD, a. 
 
 TRXIT, 
 
 TRANS'LA-TORY, 
 
 TRAV ERSE, adv. 
 
 TRAVERSE, prep. 
 
 TREB LE. (trib'bl) 
 
 TRIO NAL, 
 
 TRIPEDAL, 
 
 TRIPOD. 
 
 TRISYL LA-BLE, 
 
 TR'f UNE, 
 
 TRUFFLE, 
 
 TUR CISM, 
 
 TURK 01 S, 
 
 TUR MOIL', 
 
 TWIDI.E. 
 
 TWO PENCE. 
 
 T\'-PO CRAPH'I-eAL, 
 
 tf'af, 
 tn, 
 tdk^ 
 t99-p«', 
 
 tddr'af-mSot, 
 
 aiib'tll-Tze, 
 
 (xuk'aea-iiir, 
 ^suk-»es'ur, 
 
 aug-jiaf, 
 
 aweet, 
 
 ^■u-per-Xr'ro-ga- 
 5 tur-e. 
 
 au-per-flne', 
 
 aiir'plus-Idje. 
 
 anr-vi', aiir'tr), 
 
 sord, 
 
 aia-tlm'a-tlze, 
 
 ■ub-aul'to-re, 
 aub'til. siil'tl, 
 
 ^aiit'tl-Ize, 
 
 ^aub'iU-ize, 
 
 (aiik-aSa'^r, 
 
 aag-j^at', 
 aate, 
 ^8U-p9r-J!r'o-gf- 
 
 \ t9-'e' 
 ifl-pfr-Riie', 
 liir'plua-aje, 
 aiir'va, 
 a5rd, 
 aKa'tf-matlza, 
 
 Jonet. 
 akwer'rfl, 
 sti-pen'de-a-rf, 
 
 atur'riip, 
 
 stroo, 
 
 atu'de-ns, 
 
 aiib'ul-tern, 
 
 anb-sld'f-a-rf, 
 
 aub-sul'tur-f, 
 aub'til. 
 
 Fulton - Knight. 
 
 akwer'rfl, 
 
 atl-pSo'dyf-Tf, 
 
 ater'rup, 
 
 atrS, 
 
 atu'd^-^f, 
 
 aiib'fl-tern, 
 
 sub-sKd'ya-rf, 
 
 aub'aiil-tnr-|. 
 siib'tKl, 
 
 aiik-aS&'sar, ailk'aya-fr, 
 
 aweet. 
 
 ang-j»»t', 
 aweit, 
 
 aa-p^r-flne', afi-pfr-fine', 
 
 aifr-r&', 
 aord, 
 
 ailrfrf, 
 a&rd. 
 
 akwer'rfl. 
 
 •tl-fen'df-f-rf. 
 
 ater'riip. 
 atr6d. 
 
 attl'de-na. 
 
 a^b'al-tern. 
 
 a^b-sKd'f-f-r^. 
 
 a«b'ttl. 
 •ub'tH-Ize. J; 
 
 •yk-sSa'i;r. 
 
 8ud-JiS«t'. 
 aute. 
 (ta-per-Sr'ro-ga- 
 
 \ in"-?- 
 au-per-flne'. 
 aur'plifa-ije. 
 aiir'vf. .<■ 
 
 aSrd. 
 ■3b'tfa>f-(Iie. 
 
 tS'rdz, 
 
 to'wfrd, 
 
 tri, 
 
 trXna'iq-tiir-f, 
 
 tr&T'^ra, 
 
 tra-v)fra', 
 
 trib'l, 
 
 trl'g9-nel, 
 
 Irl-pS'del, 
 
 tri'ppd. 
 
 trts'ulfl-la-bl, 
 
 trl'une, 
 
 trdd'fl, 
 
 lurklzm, 
 
 turkaze', 
 
 tiii'nioil, 
 
 twid'l, 
 
 tup'puna, 
 
 ti-p9-grSf'f-kfl, 
 
 Upatrf, Wfa-trf, tSp.'trf, tXp'ja-trf, tSp'fa *t#. 
 
 (.»p'?a-tr?, J 
 
 tia'iel, t&a'afi, M> «f 1, l&a'afl, t&s'neU 
 
 tiDt, tiwnt, liwul, I*"'! Hint, Mot, tt-^M. 
 
 li'd^Da,tS'Jf-fa, tt'df-ua.te'J? ua, t8de-ifa, tS'dyiia, M'de ua 
 
 t«n'abl, teu'a-bl, ten a-bl, t«n'| bf, te'na bl. 
 
 tgn'njt, iin'^t, ten'ft, ten'^t, iS'nft, tenet, 
 
 te'nure, Un'^r, te nare, te'nure, ten yiff. 
 
 ti'trark,tSt'rfrk, te'tr^rk, tetr^rk, te'tr^rk, te trark, ' -ijrk 
 
 tet'rar-k^ te'trfr-kf, tet'rar-k« 
 
 the. the, the, the, **?> 'M> th?, the, the. ihe. 
 
 thtfr'f&re, thire'f6re, thire'fdre, th£r'f5re, thire'for* 
 
 thrlSp'fna, thrJfp'fna, thrtp'fna, tlirip'fiia 
 
 thI, thi, thI, tM, thI, thI. 
 
 time, time, time, tloie, lime. 
 
 U-i'rft tl-i'rf, i'rf, tl-a rf. 
 
 Ura, t««ra, »«•". tera, teera. 
 
 tl'nj, tl'nf, «I'n?> tl'nf, H'ne. 
 
 tdd, tu, tdd, tu, td6, tu, t6d, t6o. 
 
 tAAk, tiik, tiik, tddk, t66k. 
 
 t90-p»t', t99-p8', t99-p''» t99P*'» too-p»t'. 
 
 (tddr'oa-m«nt, j,^4,,„,.„5„^ ttfr'na-miiit, tddr'na-niXnt, tSre'n^ m«w 
 
 (tur'ne ment, ) • * • 
 
 tS'nrdz, i ' Vj , Jt6'rdi, to'ardz, to'ard*. 
 
 ^t9-wardz', J 
 
 tS'wurd, to'ard, ....... to'wurd. tS'ard. 
 
 trS, Irate, tr&, tr&, tr&te, tri, trS. ii*te. 
 
 trann ia'ti;r-f, trani-I2't9-rf, tranz lltur-^. 
 
 Ira-vera', trST'era, trSv'fra, trSf'fra, IrSv'ern. 
 
 tr^-vJSrs', trSv'frs, trav'era. 
 
 treb'bl, trab'bl, treb'lil. 
 
 Irlg'o-nal, trIg'o-naL, trig p nal. 
 
 trip'e-dal, trTp'f-dal, trlp'edal. 
 
 trl'pod, trtp'9d, Irip'ud, tri'pod, trl'pod, trl'pod, trl'pod. 
 
 tria'siMf-bl, tlla-sll'l|-bl, tris'i>il-la-bl, IrlK'all-l^-bl, trls'ail-la-bl. 
 
 trI-One', trT'flne, trl'iine, Iri-une', tri'fine. i 
 
 IrAdtfl, trdrfl, trdd'fl, trdd fi, trdd'fl. 
 
 I^r'sizm, tur'-slzro. 
 
 tur-keez', tnr-kCSz', tur-kSze', tiir-keez'. ^ 
 
 lur'moil, tyr-nioll', tur'iiioil, tur-moil', turmoil'. 
 
 twi'dl, iHid'dl, twi'dl, twl'dl. 
 
 tup'pens, idp'pfns. tup'uiis, liip'ens, Idp'pon.i. 
 
 lip-9 grSf'e-kal, tIp-9-grlfe-kal, tip-o-gi5f'eki}l. tip 9-grSre-kal. ti-po giif'9-k^L 
 
 *72* 
 
1140 
 
 SYISOPSIS OF WORDS DIFFERENTLY PRONOLWCED. 
 
 Webster. 
 UMBRA-TILE, 
 USQUEBAUGH, 
 iUSaUE-BAUOH.) 
 UTEN'SIL, 
 
 VAC'IL-LAN-CY, 
 
 VALET, 
 
 VAL-U-a-TOR, 
 
 VAN-edUR'lER, 
 
 VASE, 
 
 VAULT, 
 
 VAUNT, 
 
 VENEER', 
 
 (VE NEE'R) 
 
 VENISON, 
 
 VERD'URE, 
 VER-Ml CEL'LI, 
 VERT'E-BRB, 
 
 VERTIGO, 
 
 VICINAL, 
 
 VIC'INB, 
 
 Vl-OiONCEL'LO, 
 
 VIR'TU, 
 
 VIRTUE, 
 
 VIZIER, 
 
 VOLUME, 
 
 WAlN'SeOT, 
 
 \VAIST'€0AT, 
 
 WAN, 
 
 WAR'RIOR, 
 
 WASP, 
 
 WAY-LSY', 
 
 WERE, 
 
 WHgRE'FORB 
 
 WiNO, 
 
 WOUND, 
 
 WRATH, 
 
 (WR'ATH.) 
 
 WREATH, 
 
 YEA, (y&) 
 
 YEAST, 
 
 YELK, 
 
 YEO'MAN, 
 
 YES, 
 
 YESTERDAY, 
 
 YOLK, 
 
 ZEAL'OUS, 
 ZE'C-HIN, 
 
 Z-E'NITH, 
 
 Sheridan. Walker. Perry. Jones. Fulton- Knight. Janutm. 
 
 jim-brat'il, nni 'bra-til, ^m'bra-til. 
 
 us-kwj-bi', iis-kwf-ba', us-kwe-baw', uc-kw^-bS', fis-kwj-b5', fis-kwf-baw'. 
 
 fi'ten-sll, yu'ten-sil, yn-ten'sil, yfi'ten-sil, yii'ten-s!(l, yu-ten'sU. 
 
 va-sil'lens^ vSs'sU-Ian-»e, va»-sil'lan-»c, vSs'sil-lan-se, vSs'sjl'Ian-*?. 
 
 va-let', voile, viil'et, va-let', Tal'^t, val'ft, val'et, val'et, vol'la. 
 
 val'u-S-iur. val-u-a'tur, t&I u-£'tur, . val-u-a'tur. 
 
 van-kiir'yer, vliu-k09r-yeer', van-kdo're-^ , 
 
 vase, vaxe, v&ze, vaze, v&ze, vSze, vdz. 
 
 vawt, vawlt, vdwt, vfiwit, vawlt, v&wlt, vawlt. 
 
 vdwnt, vdwiit, vawnt, vaut, vawnt, vawnt. 
 
 f{n-neer', veneer', ve-neer', ve-ueer', v^-neer', T$-a«ef% 
 
 ¥ „ (ven'zn, ? ^ , « , „ (vea'zn, 
 
 yen is-sun, { , >veu zn, ven'e-zn, v^n'e-zn. J „ 
 
 • • ^ven e zn, J ' • ' "" ? '"» ^ven'e-zn. 
 
 ver'dzhur, verjure, verd'ure, ver'djure, ver'dfire, verd'yur. 
 
 ver-ine-chel'le, ver-nie-cliel'le, ver-me-sel'le, ver lue-chel'le, ver-iiie-cliel'le, ver-mecliel'If. 
 
 ver'tf-bre, ver'te-bur, ver'te-bfr, ver'te-bi^r, ver'teber. 
 
 .ver-tigo, \ , -, * .-, „ 
 
 Tfr-Ggo, )ver-te'g9, (ver'tj g6, TSr'tj-go, ^»?^-" 89' ver-ti go, 
 
 ^ver'tego, ) ^er-tego, »?r-te go. 
 
 Tf^sl'nfl, Tis'e-aal, vlCs'jn-fl, vis'e-nifl, vi«'-e-iial, vis-sI'iiaL 
 
 ve-slue', vis'ine, vislii, v^-siue', vf-slne'. 
 
 vi-9-loa-cliel'l9, Tl-9-lon-chSrio, vl-o-Ioa-sel'lf, ve-o-l9a-cheri9, ve-o-l9n-cliel'lo, ve-o-lon-thel'l^. 
 
 vjr-idd', vjr-tu'. 
 
 vcr'chu, ver'chu, vir'tu, TJSr'chii, vgr'tu, vtr'tij. 
 
 viz'ySre, vlz'yeer, viz'yjr, vlz-yere', viz'yer, ve-zyer', vii'yeer. 
 
 vSlyijni, volyunie, vol'um, v5ryuue, vorfinie, vol'yuiae. 
 
 wen'skut, wSa'sknt, wan'*k9t, wen'sknt, w^ns'k9e, w&ne'sk^t. 
 
 we.'k9t, wS»t'kot, we.'knt, (wa»t'k9t, > 
 
 ' ^we»'k9e. 5 
 
 win, won, w8n, w8a, vr6n, won. 
 
 wAr'ryur, war'ynr, war'yar, w^'y^r, v»ar'e-ur, wor're-or. 
 
 wisp, wosp, wiUp, wftsp, wosp, wosp. 
 
 wa'la, wa-la', wa-li', wa-la', wa-lE', wa'15. 
 
 w^r, wer, wer, wgr, wer, wer. 
 
 hwer'fore, hware'f5re, hware'fore, hwire'forc, hware'fore, hware'fore. 
 
 wind, wind, wind, wind, wind, wind, wind, wind, wind, wind, wind, 
 
 wodnd, w6dud, wound, wodud, wound, wound, woond, wodnd, woond. 
 
 rath, rith, r&tb, ratii, rfith, ratb, rawtb, r&th. 
 
 reeth, reStK, re£th, reeth, rSlth, rSeth, tiStlU 
 
 y«> yS, ye, y5, ya, y5, y*. 
 
 yS»t, yest, yeest, yent, yeit, yest, yest. 
 
 yoke, yelk, y«lk, y6ke, yelk, yoke, yelk, 
 
 yeni'mun, yo'man, yo'ni^n, yo'niun, yS'nian, yo'niaa 
 
 yl», yXs, yes, yU, yes, yi», yes. . 
 
 yls'tfr-d5, yes'ter-di, yes'ter-dl, yes'ter-dS, yestyr-da, yes'tyr-dJ. 
 
 yoke, yoke, yOke, yoke, yoke. 
 
 zel'ns, zel'us, ze'lut, x£l'us, zel'us, zel'us, zel'lna. 
 
 cba-kane', che-keen', ze'kin, ehe-keen', chf-keen', che-keen'. 
 
 Czen'nitli, 
 
 li'Djth, ze'njth, ze'nith, 28'nith, ze'njth, /iS'nlth 
 
Ilet3eid)nt^ 
 
 ter in bent 
 
 SB^rter^ut^ fe^Ien^en ^merifani^men. 
 
 CUM) 
 
JIflg |{cr folgctttc SScrjctc^itif cnf^att nic^t nur foI(^c 2Q6rter, btc in Slmcriffl fcIBjl i^rcit Urfprung 
 ]|al6cn, fottbetn fe^r »ielc, blc in Sngtanb cntmeber at3 Dcraltet, ober al^ ^^rottinjialt^men an9cfc:^ert 
 wcrtcrtj no^ anberc, btc IfingP in bic englifd^c Siteratur felb^ uljergegangen jlnb, (Sg ifl h)ot)t laum 
 not^menbig, ben (Sc^uler ju njarncn, bap fe^r »iele t>on ben in btefem SBerjeic^ntffe ijorfommenbeit 
 2C6rtcrn xtnb atebcngarten ^^ nic^t gum ©eBrauc^ eignen, beffenungcac^tet muiycn biefc etnen 5)Ia^ 
 in einem SCorterBuc^c ftnben; benn tuic !ann ein 3)eutf(^er folc^e 2Bcrfc tt)ic Sam Slick, Major 
 Downing's letters, Margaret, Mrs. Claver's Forest life, Robb's Squatter life, unb noc^ ijieic anberc, 
 fo h)lc ijteles in ber 3ournal!' unb 3eitun9^^2iteratur lefen unb »erpe()en, Dt)ne ein SBerf biefer %xt gu 
 Bcfl^en ; wenn tt){r manege ungrammatifatifc^c Stugbritcfe aufgcnommen, fo ifl biefes, ba folc^e Bejei^^ 
 net finb, gchJif t)on grofem 9?u0en, yorjiigtic^ fiir ben ©eutfd^en, ber (Snglifc^ in Stmertfa lernt 
 ©el^r ijieic $lmerifanismen teftnben fid^ fd^on in bem 3Ber!c felbfl» IBei ber Slu^toa:^! biefer SBiJrter 
 «nb 9leben0ftrtcn f^abtn t»lr un^ uorjitglic^ "J. R. Bartlett's Dictionary of Americanisms " kbient. 
 
 ©rflarwttg bet ^ci^cn. 
 
 * nliit Brammatifalif*. 
 
 t S)oI(«> unb semtine $Iu^br<tlI^ 
 
 t I54crli4t, f4ers5aftt fflortf. 
 S ^ronie unb Qpett, 
 
 &vfiavnn(n tct StbHtjMttgcit* 
 
 J^. E. Wew England States. 
 
 S.8. Sonthem States. 
 
 W.S 'Western States. 
 
 W.8. Northern States. 
 
 E.8...... Eastern States. 
 
 Jfe, Maine. 
 
 JV. JBl Kew HampsMre. 
 
 Vt Vermont. 
 
 Magt. . . . .Massacbnsetts. 
 
 S.I. Rhode Island. 
 
 Conn Connect! cnt 
 
 y. r. New York. 
 
 JH. X. New Jersey. 
 
 Pa Pennsylvania. 
 
 Jkl. Delaware. 
 
 3fd Maryland. 
 
 D.O. District of Columbia. 
 
 Va Virginia. 
 
 ir.O. North Carolina. 
 
 S.O. South Carolina. 
 
 Oa Georgia. 
 
 Ala Alabama. 
 
 Mo Missouri. 
 
 JUiss MississippL 
 
 La. Louisiana. 
 
 Tenn Tennessee. 
 
 Ky. Kentucky. 
 
 0.. Ohio. 
 
 Ind Indiana. 
 
 Mich Michigan. 
 
 ai42) 
 
ABO 
 
 BEE 
 
 BLTJ 
 
 Above one's bend, nntrlditgtar, ni^t 
 t^unli*, W. S. 
 Abaqnatulate, iT>Bkfr6t'AUte, v. n. 
 
 ttefllauffit, feinen 5rttitorfn tnttauftn. 
 
 Ackno^vletlge tbe corn^ dntn 
 gfMer, tln<n Orttfum dngeftefeftt. 
 
 Admire, v. a. * i»unf(j)tn; to — to do, 
 |u tfiuit Bunfcten ; I should — to see the Pre- 
 Bident, i(b mii)tt flfrn btn yriftfcentftt febtn. 
 
 Adoblea, Iddoljes, s.pl. in btr Sonne 
 gebaifnt SWauerflrne, tie man an btn wtft- 
 n4en ©renjtn ttr f)er. ©taottn jum Cauen 
 fltbrauit. [bongt. 
 
 Afeard, fiatt afirald, a^f. * fur^tfam, 
 
 After nlgtit, adv. am Stbtnb, Pa. 
 
 Abead, khlA', vtrnMi, »orau«. 
 
 Albany beef, il'h\ah \>M, % ffott 
 BtQTgeon, btr €tor. 
 
 Alley, &1'U, «. ber ^atmtl, in C^uJTtr, 
 (In (Sngl.) taw. 
 
 All-flred, iu-fl'fird, o^/.f fe^r. au§er- 
 crbentli*, ^5*(l; all-flred proud, f(Jrt(fli* 
 
 (fell' 
 
 AlI-overl8li, ill-A'TArlsh, acU. % ttnat 
 unbaili*, fonbtrbar. [tntf4Iit§en. 
 
 Allot upon, ill6t' flp<1n', v. a. fi(t 
 
 Allo^v, V. a. flatt to think, to believe, 
 btnfcn, glaubtn, bafur baltcn; she allowed 
 we better stop where we were, (It glaubtt, ti 
 nurbc btiftr ftin )U bitibtn, no nir irartn. 
 
 All sorta of, X aujgt)ti((nct, riug; an 
 •^ of a fellow, tin JtuftUftrl, S. 8. 
 
 Ambla, {Lm'bil, ». iU Zabat*iau6)t, S. 
 & JV. C & Va. [A\ C. 
 
 Ambition, ». fiatt grndge, (SroII, ^a^. 
 
 Ambition, v. a. otrlangtn, lufitn nad), 
 lBunf(^en. 
 
 Amenability, Am^n&bU'^ti, s. biea3tr> 
 . ontttcrHi^fttt [SRe4t«fp.]. 
 
 Antl-federallst, Sn't^fM'^r^Ilst, 8. 
 tint f artci, bit jldj in 1788 ber SlnnaSme bcr 
 (Icnnilution nibtrft^tt. 
 
 Any ho-w yon can fix It, f Kit tt 
 aud) feirt mafl, wit €ie ti aaif anfangcn. 
 
 Any nuanner of means, irgenb tint 
 
 art. 
 
 Apple-bntter, s. tint 9rt iS)>fe(mu<. 
 
 Apple-jack, *. asfclbranntwein. 
 
 Apple-pie order, In — , J scllfom- 
 mtn tn Crbnung. 
 
 Applicant, s. tin Ptiftgtr ©tubtnt. 
 
 Argufy, Jr'gifl, «. n. ftrelten, beftrcittn, 
 bttttiftn. [OTifilfflppi. 
 
 Ark, 8 tin gro§e<!Boot auf bem Cbio unb 
 
 As good aa go, I'd aa good as 
 do It, e« id wobi gut, trenn f^ ti ti)vt, X. T. 
 
 Asb-bopper, ishlidppflr, ba«£augtn< 
 fap, btr afittri^ttr. 
 
 Atbenaenm, Ith^n^'flm, bai lltflt- 
 iteum, Seffjimwer. 
 
 Attaclcted, ♦ fiatt attacked, angtgriffcn 
 
 Attitudinize, ^tt^t&'d^nize, t(eatra> 
 Iif(^c SttQungen anncdmcn. 
 
 Availability, IvAlShMt^, ». bit 
 ©raud>tarfeit, Slnmtnbbarfeit. 
 
 A^-ful, adj. & (idv. * unonfltntbm, ab- 
 f*tua*, l>aili*, y. E. ; fiarf, beftig. Mr, W. 
 
 B. 
 
 Back, adv. Halt ago; a little while — , 
 »cr furjtr 3«lt. 
 
 Back and forth, flatt backwards 
 and forwards, bin unb ber. 
 
 Backwoods, «. pi. bit tbtitwtire au<- 
 gereutcttn SBalttr im ttjejllii^en ZiitW ber SJtr. 
 Staattn unb Sanaba. 
 
 Back-tvood's man, 8. ctn Sinno^ner 
 bieftr 9Balfctr. 
 
 To back ont, v. n. {!(( juruifiitben, 
 nad)geben, anfgtbtn. 
 
 Bad, adj. fiatt ill, (ranf, fibcl. 
 
 Bad box, to be in a , in btr Stemnte, 
 
 in SPcrlegenbeit ftin. 
 
 Balance, 8. fiatt remainder, btr (Rtfi : 
 we took the — of the ladies, wir nabmen bie 
 iibrigtn Xamcn. 
 
 Bang, b^ng, v. a. iibertrtffen, 0. 
 
 Bannock, bAn'nJck,#.9nai«tu(bcn,.y.£. 
 
 Banqnette, b^ng'kw^t, 8. ber jjufneg, 
 la« Sfitenoflafier, S. 
 
 To bark one's sblns, fl(( bit J^aut 
 »on ben S(tienbeintn abfiretfen. 
 
 To bark off squirrels, Sidit5rn(ben 
 f(blc§en obnt ba« ?fcO ju strleCen, inbtm ber 
 9ager ni<bt ba« Ibier, fonbern bie SHinbe bii)t 
 unter bemfetben trilft. 
 
 To bark up the tvrong tree, 
 fig. 'I aiif btr unrfd)tcn gabrtc fein, bit unredj- 
 rcn OTIttcf trgreifen. 
 
 Barraclade, bltrrAklilde', 8. bit noDent 
 Decfe obne JJoppe, N. Y. 
 
 Barrens, b^r'r.'ns, 8. pi. tin erbabcner 
 Panbfiri* cber eine (Sbcne, wo itetne 5?aume 
 unb ©tllraucbe »a4fen, abcr fein Saubofj ifl. 
 
 Barnburners, b.^rnliflrnflrs, *. (gpi^. 
 name fur tintn Ibcil ber bemofratifdven 9?artei, 
 bie fungt Utmofratic; btr 5Rame be* ankern 
 Ibcil« ill Old Hunker. [fadjufctte. 
 
 Bay State, bi'stAte, 8. ber ©taat TOaf. 
 
 Bayou, bVy'A, s. 9I6(citung«canaI, La. 
 
 To be among the missing, ab- 
 mefenb fein, niibt auf bem f lo^e fein. 
 
 Bear State, bire'stite, *. J ber €taat 
 ?Irfanfa«. 
 
 Beast, 8. Hatt nor.se, 9>ferb, S. S. 
 
 To beat, v. a. iibertrcffen ; I felt beat 
 (beaten), ii^ tear ganj erflaunt. 
 
 To beat all hollow, meit Cbfrtrefen, 
 febr iiberrafiben. 
 
 Bed-spread, 8. bie SBettberft. 
 
 Bee, b.'4, 8. eine SBerfammlung, um einem 
 9Jad)barn bci irgenb einer STrbeit ju bclfen ; a 
 quilting—, eine S3erfamm(ung junger grauen. 
 um eine ©ettbecfe ju madien, trcbei auii bie 
 Sitb^obtr ftine unbebeutenbe StoQe fpielcn. A 
 (1143) 
 
 hnsking — , eine SSerfammlung, um TOai« jtt 
 fdidlen. A raising—, bierbei oerfammein fH 
 tie 9Za(|barn in ben J&interroalbern, um einer 
 neu angetcmmenen gamilie ba« .^ofj ju f(bla» 
 gen, aud bem ISialbe {u bolen, unb tin ^aui 
 van Sfaumflammen ju erbauen. 
 
 Bee-line, b^'llne, 8. tint gerabe Sinie. 
 
 Being, flatt because, tteil. [gefeben. 
 
 Bellked, bi'lik'd, . pari, gcjitbt, ger» 
 
 Bender, bfn'ddr, 8. tint witbe Cufibar- 
 feit ; to go on a — , fcfemarmen, ^- 7. 
 
 Belter, fiatt more, mebr, linger. It is 
 better than a year, e» ifl longer al« ein 3abr. 
 
 Betterments, h'cft&rm-nU, s.pl. flatt 
 improvements, Serbefferungen ; ba» SInbauen 
 unb ba» CErri^ten con ©cbauben auf einem 
 tforber unangebauten 95IaOe. [best, befte/ 
 
 Bettermost, bct'tflrm^st, adj. flat! 
 
 Betty, bet'te, #. tine ^orbfIaf(4e. 
 
 B'faoys, flatt boys, s.pl. grogc ©tragtn- 
 fungen, SRaufboIbt in 9lerc 3orf. 
 
 Biddy, bid'di, 8. ta» ^uba. 
 
 BIg-bngs, blgTjflgs, i s. pi. § »or. 
 
 Blg-wlgs, bigwigs, J nebrae, Tti6)t 
 £eutt. 
 
 Black-mall, «. fiatt hushmoney, bai 
 €<^n!id)tgelb, ®clb, trcldje* man einem Sttnbern 
 bejabit, um ein SPerbrec^en ju »crf*tteigen. 
 
 Blame, bldme, v. um ba« 8Bort damned 
 ju tcrmeiben ; I'll be blamed, id) n\a »er. 
 bammt fein ; blamed smart, scrtammt pfiffig. ' 
 
 Blather, bll'thdr, *. Unserfdjamtteit, 
 IF. «. 
 
 Blatherskite, bll'thflrsklte, 8. btx 
 ©dimS^cr, yrabler, W. 8. 
 
 Blaze, bl^ize, v. a. ein <Etiidd)en Son ber 
 SJJinbc ber Sdume in gewifier Siitfernung ab- 
 ftbneiben cber abbauen, um ben SIBeg bur*^ einen 
 aCBalb JU bcjeicbnen; the—, e. biefe« Beii^en 
 an ben iBaumen. 
 
 Blizzard, bllz'ztlrd, s. flatt poser, eine 
 f(^mierigc grage cber Slufgabe, K ¥. 
 
 Block, bl^ock, 8. eine son sier ©trafen 
 eingefdjlDffene siererfige .?iaufermaffe. 
 
 Blovr, bl(^, 8. ein €turm. 
 
 Blue, adj. betrunfen. 
 
 Blue-book, *. ba« blaue Su*. Si ent« 
 bolt bie ??amen aCler ber bei ber iRegierung bcr 
 5?er. ©taafcn angeficnten Seamten nebfl ibrem 
 Oebalt; e» ifl baffelbt mlt "the Ked-Book" 
 in (Sngtanb. 
 
 Blue Laws fof Connecticut), eine 
 Sammtung ou§erfi flrcnger, u. jumeilcn lacker. 
 Ii*er QSefcfe. 
 
 Blue-Nose, 8. ©iaunafe, ein ©tid&etname 
 fijr bie (Sinrcobner son 9?eu.€d)ottIanb (Nova 
 Scotia), eigcntlic^ ber STame einer bort loai^fen- 
 ben .Sartcffel. 
 
 Blutr, blflf, *. in (Snglanb, ba« fieile Ufer 
 ttjfldje* in bie ©ee binau* laiift; in Slmerito, 
 eine flcile grbcrbijbung im Onnern. 
 
 Bluff off, V. a. barfd) abweifen. 
 
1144 Fite, r-r, Mil, f\t. MS m't. Fine, fin. m, mire, nir, g4t, i:l, clidd. Tibe, tfib, fiU. thin, THig. 
 
 BOB 
 
 Bobbery, b5b^ft^i, g. tai ffiejanf, ttr 
 
 £arm, icr ©pettaW. [f*ntten, Mn. 
 
 Bob-sled, bSb'slM, «. ter grpS* -^otj' 
 
 Bockey, bok'ke, s. tin au3 einent jtiir- 
 
 lit iemai)tti ©cfag, iv^. F. [pidptu*. 
 
 Bocking, bok'king, s. tin grobt* 3;ep» 
 
 Bodette, bAd^f, ». (beaudette) Ca»i. 
 fca« ©ettgcfleH. [iinb ©irop Bemadjt. 
 
 Bogus, b.'/gfls, 5. tin (Setranf, qu« SJJum 
 
 Bogus-money, s. falf(^e« @elb. 
 
 Bolt, b^'ilt, V. a. au«rci§en. bur(6(je;^en, 
 fctne yartci Pcrlalfeit lin ter fclitit). 
 
 Boo-lioo, bM-hM, V. n. tpcinen, l^culen. 
 
 Wot born in tUe \»oods to be 
 scared by an owl, (©pridjm.) toer Im 
 fBaiie geboren tft, fiirdjtet M nid)t »or Sitten. 
 
 Boss, b3s, 8. ber J^err, «Weifler (»on bem 
 ^oU. Baas). • [auibaiii^en. 
 
 Bonge, bi&dge, fi^rceDen, ^ersorfleljcn, 
 
 Bowie-kntfe, bii'Waife, ein breite^ 
 lan^ei TOeffer, ttield)c« man in btn fublii^en 
 ©taaten al* 9Baffe tragt. 
 
 Brake, brlke, s. ber Jam, ta« 3arn!raut. 
 
 Brasb, brSsh, fprSbe (von .^clj i, iV. £. 
 
 Breacliy, bri'tsh^, a4J. ftijrr. 
 * Brier, bri^f, adj. fcjjnell urn fJ^ flrdftnb 
 (»on epibcmif(J)cn jtrant()eiten), J\'. E. 
 
 Bright, adj. lebbaft, aufgewetft, Hufl. 
 
 Brogans, brA'gins, eine Slrt furjer^alb- 
 fliefcl. 
 
 Brother- Chip, briTH'fir-tehip, s. 
 SWitjefeae, 9«ttarbeiter. 
 
 Brother - Jonathan , brfiTH'flr- 
 JAn'Jt^Sn, a. ber Seiname ber Srmerifaner, 
 »it John Bull ber Seinamc ber (Jnglanber tfl. 
 
 Brnsh up, v. n. fl* »or6ereiten, OTu(b 
 f«lT«n- [fluffe*. 
 
 Bubbler, bftb^liir, efn gif* bc8 D^ie- 
 
 Buck, bdk, s. ber ^oljfi^ragen. 
 
 Buck-eye, bftck'!, s. ©ocf^auge, ein 
 ©eiroort fiir bie ©ereobncr be* ©taatc* D^fo. 
 
 Buckra, bfick'ri, s. in ber Slegerfpra^e, 
 ein ®ei§er; swanga— , a-vrin'gj— , ein ttei§er 
 ©tujer. 
 
 Bucktall, bflck't^le, e. cine Jtontifdbc 
 fartei Im ©taate SRem 3orf im Sa^re 1S15. 
 
 Buffalo chips, bftff;U4 tshlps, 8. pi. 
 ber trocfene «B?ii} be« S}iiffclc(^fcn. 
 
 Butfalo grass, s. ©uffelgraS, ein ®ra«, 
 «pe!4e« ben ©iiffelDitfen jur Kabrung bient. 
 
 BuflTalo-robe, «. ba« jufleridjtete Siif- 
 felafctt. 
 
 Bwggyi tflg'giV^, ein UiijUi, einfpannifle* 
 gubnverf, ein Eabriolet. 
 
 Bulger, bftldjar, s. iai Unflc^euer, 
 tiKai fetr @roge*. 
 
 Build up, V. a. in gngranb nur son 
 
 ©ebaubcn gebrauctjt; in Stmerifa: to a 
 
 reputation, ftij) etnen JRuf crreerben, a 
 
 flock, eine ©emcinbe er^jalten, a fortune, 
 
 fein (Slud ma*en. [©(aat SliiTouri. 
 
 Bullion State, b&lyan st.lte, ber 
 
 Buncome, Bunkum, bSng kflm, «. 
 a buncome speech, eine unnit^e SHebe im Son- 
 flref, tic nur flebalten wirb, urn bie Sonftituen. 
 ten be? gjebneri ju befriebigen. 
 
 Bungo, bdng'g'., s. eine Slrt 53oot, S. S. 
 
 Bunk, bflnk, eine ©ettlabc, bie am SLagc 
 tit Sanf bient, unb jugleii^ iai ®ett unb SJett- 
 ieug perfi^Hegt. 
 
 CAR 
 
 CLE 
 
 Bunktown • 
 
 bfink't6&n- I 
 
 ^ copper, btink'tdftn- I Catamaran, k^tHmMn', *. tin Slci 
 
 coppdr, ber alte englif^e balbe 9>fennig, N. E. \ urn fiber einen giu§ j« geben, Me. ; ber f!a*i 
 
 Bundle, v. n. ba« SufammenfiJIafen »on 
 $erfcnen »erf4)iebenen ®efil)!e*ti, cbne ft* ju 
 enttlciben, gerobbnlie^ au« iWangel an ®etten. 
 
 Bunt, bflnt, v. a. flatt to butt, mit ben 
 ^ornern flogen. [bie ^ommobe. 
 
 Bureau, biW, t. (latt chest of drawers, 
 
 Bush-tvhaker, bAsh'hwikkftr, «. ber 
 ungefc&tadite Saner; ber Jleuling. [faHiren. 
 
 Bust, bOst, V. n. * flatt burst, berflen, 
 
 Buster, bfis'tfir, s. * etma* Pon ungcbeu- 
 rer ®rij§e ; a — of a woman, cine fefer flrc§e 
 flarfe jjrau. — , ein @elag. To be on a — , 
 auf ein ©aufgelag au^gebcn. 
 
 Butte, bftt, in Dregpn ifolirt jie^enbc 
 J^iigel, pber Kcine Serge. 
 
 Buttoning up, b. bai 5?er^eMen in ber 
 aJJatler-Spradje in 9len) gorf. [Suctipn. 
 
 By-bidder, s. ber Slufbieter in einer 
 
 By Gosh! bi-g3sh', ein unf^ulbiger 
 ®d)wur, pietteidjt flatt by God, 2f.E. 
 
 By Gum! bl-gfim', bai[elbt. 
 
 c. 
 
 Caboodle, k^bftfi'dl, s. + ba« ®anje, the 
 whole — , aud> boodle, N. E. & jy. S. 
 
 Cahoot, kAhddt', 8. bie (J-cmpagnie, 
 Sanbe; in—, in fiompagnie. 
 
 Calculate, v. a. & ». njirb eft gebrant^t 
 anflatt to think, benfen; to suppose, Ber» 
 mutben ; to expect, ernjarten. 
 
 Calabouse, kJlibois', ». ber fierier, in 
 9Ieu.Drlean«. 
 
 Calibogus, kJl^bA'giis, *. eii Oetranf 
 pon Mum unb SprujTenbier. 
 
 Calico, *. in ffinglanb tteifer Malih, in 
 Slmerita nur gebrucfter ^alifo. 
 
 Callithumplans, kailAtAim'p&Ans, 
 eine SBanbe junger Scute, bie am 3Jeujabr«. 
 abenb mit Jtinbertrpmpeten unb anbern larmen- 
 ben 3nftrumentcn bur(ti bie ©tra§cn jie^en. 
 Mui) am ^odjjeitabcnb »irb ba« ©rautpaar 
 oft pon einer folc^en untjarmonifi^en ©crenabe 
 begrii§t, N. T SDlan fetje Charivari. • 
 
 Camp out, V. a. im gclbe |d)lafen, fam- 
 piren. 
 
 Cant -hook, kSnfhMk, *. ber Jfebr- 
 Safcn, jum Ucbertanten pon grofiem !J)au{)oIj. 
 
 Can't come it, k'mt'-kfim-'t, tt roirb 
 nii^ti tarau«, ic^ laff' mi(^ nictt betritgen. 
 
 Cauticoy, Pon Cantica, *. kin't^kdi, 
 ein inbianifcfee^ SBort, ael^e* eine £anjgef'ea- 
 f(baft bcbeutet, N. Y. 
 
 Canyon, kAn'yfln, #• ein enger, tunnel- 
 artigcr Durd)bru(i jrciictjcn tjeiien unb flciien 
 Ufern, acldie Pon Jpctbebenen ober Sergen gebil. 
 tet unb in beifen '^ett ein giug flicet. aBan fin- 
 bet fie in ben njejllicbcn Jrairien. 
 
 Cap, V. a. iibertreffen ; froncn. 
 
 Cap tlie climax, '■Met iibertreffen. 
 
 Capshenf, cp'sheef, bie Heine ®arbe 
 oben auf bem ^djober. ^n ben 5!er. ©taaten, 
 ta« .^oc^ile, tai Jtrijnungsmerf. 
 
 Carlacue, kdrlAku, s. ber ©treii^. 
 
 Carry all, kdr'r^^ill, tin Pierraberlge* 
 gubrmtrt fiir 3)erfonen. Sn ffanaba, ber ©djlit- 
 ten. 
 
 Carry a horse to water, » flatt to 
 lead , cin3)fcrbiur©(6memmef»ibren,>S.S. 
 
 Carry ou, u n. tsita, larmen, ttinfett k. 
 
 ■5cljf(iritten, A/td. 
 CataTramptlously chawed up, 
 
 JkStWomp'tshAslA tshiwd dp, ganjlicfe ge- 
 f4Iagen, total »enii(^tet ; ein Ia*erli(*er, fiber, 
 triebener SluJbrud be« ©fiben« unb 3Beflcn«. 
 Cattle range, klt'tl-rAndge, berS^arl, 
 
 Catty-cornered ober Cater-cornered, 
 klt'tt^kir'nfird, adv. biagonal, fdjrage. 
 
 To be a Caution, f flatt to be a 
 warningy cine Sfflarnung fein. 
 
 Cavallard, cJ,viyrd', a. tint Slnjajl 
 3)ferbe ober SDJauIt^jiere, bie ju einer fiarapone 
 in ber prairie gebiJren. 
 
 Cave in, v. n. einfaHen beim Sluigraben 
 eine« .RcDer«, ober cinc« aBaOe* ; (fig.) f4)eitern, 
 aufgeben. 
 
 Cavort, ki'Tftrt, t Salt to prance, to 
 canter, urn gincn ^erum tanjen, Jerumfpringen. 
 He Is always cavortin(g) about her, a 
 maijt ibr bie Sour, S. S. 
 Chalk, not by a long—, ipcit Pom 3icle. 
 Chaparral, tshSp'pArrJl, a. (fpan.) ein 
 bicfed unb unburd)bringlic^e« fla((Ii^e« ®ebuf(^ 
 in SBJerico. 
 
 Charivari, shSr'4T3r"r&, auHf shJvi. 
 rW, eine Sljarioari, .Rafeenmurtf. 
 
 Cha-»v, tshdw, v. a. flatt to chew, fauctt. 
 — up, »crni(|tcn. 
 Chay, shi, a. bie Ebaife. 
 Checkers, tshJkTifirs, a. pi. iai 3Da« 
 menfpiel; bie ©teine im ^^amenfpiel. 
 
 Chicken fixin(g), tshlk1n-fik8ln(g), 
 s. ein Jpiibrtcr-SRagcut, W. S. 
 
 Chinking and daubing, tshlnk'- 
 Ing Snd diwb'ing, ba« 3«f<tniicren ber Ccff- 
 nungcn jrcifdjen ben Saumftammen in ben 
 Saumbaufern; e« gefdiicbt mit 8ebm. 
 Chirk, tshfirk, ac^: Icbbaft, luflig. 
 Chisel, tshlz'z^l, bctrfigen, W. 
 Chitlins, tshlt'lins, a. pi. fleinc ©tSrff, 
 gragmcnte. 
 
 Chock, tshok, V. a. timat nnter efn ga8 
 legen, um ba« SJpBcn ju Pcrbinbern. 
 
 Chock up, adv. gcnau paffenb, fefl an* 
 gejogen. 
 
 Choke off, V. a. einen Webner bur^ Carm 
 ober anberroeitig jum ©djttcigcn bringen. 
 
 Chomp, tshomp, * freffen, ft^netl unb be* 
 gierig cffcn, K E. 
 
 Chop, tsh6p, *. ffiigenfdjaft, Dualitat; 
 first — tobacco, Sabaf crfler Oualitat. 
 
 Chrlstiaiilzatlon , kristsh^SnM'. 
 shftn, a. bie Ccfefjrung jum Sbriflent^ume. 
 Chuck, tshfik, f chock. [bid 
 
 Chunky, tshingTc^, plump, furj unb 
 Circulate, v. n. flatt to travel, reifcn. 
 Circumbendibus, sfirkflmb'n'd^ 
 bfts, *. J ber Umtreg, bie langmierige @cfd)!<l)te. 
 Clvllizee, sivillzce', a. ber (Sioilifirte. 
 Clam, klSm, a. eine SfrtSIufler. {Pecten.) 
 Clam-bake, klim'bAke, a. cine gefl- 
 Iid>feit, ttobei eine 5Waffc biefer I^iere gebaden 
 Perjcbrt ttirb. 
 
 Clam-shell, s. flatt month, f OTunb ; 
 shut your clam-shell, balt'4 SJJaul, iV. E. 
 
 The clean thing, -f nai ebrii*, re^t 
 ifl; to do the clean thing, tbun wai biflig ifl. 
 Clear out, «. n. t aegat^en, fiHt fort 
 ma4ieu, (l(( fort fi^ertn. 
 
FAte, fir, fiU, rtt. M*, in?t. F!ne, fin. NA, mVe, nir, g6t, ill, clJ4d. Tibe, t«b, fill, thin, THis. 
 
 1145 
 
 CLI 
 
 CUnelier, klln'tsliflr, 8. tint uniult' 
 ontiecrtente Jrage, tint ttnttibtrlealit^t St« 
 (austung. 
 
 Cling, Cllng-gtone, tine ^rt f fir* 
 (14(, bertn ®tcin |14 ni<it con bent Sfe{f((e 
 trennt, turn Unterf^ieb son free-etone peaches, 
 in bentn ber Stein loft ifl. 
 
 Clipper, klip'pdr, *. gutter, tin fltiner 
 finettfegelnter Siftecntr; — built, ouf btefe 
 Slrt itbaatt grofitrt 64)iffe. 
 
 Clltchy, klit'shi, adj. lUtWt. 
 
 Clockmntcby kl6k'mitsh, s, dnt 
 grauenmii^e, JV. T. 
 
 Clotlxes- horse, klize-hirsot t. tin 
 Gefitll, um 3Baf((e ju trocfnen «btr )u (iiften. 
 
 Come-onters, k&m i&t'&rs, t. pi. 
 £eutt, bit fiirili^ ifert btfonberen 9ietigicn4- 
 gemeinben eerlaJTen I^aben unb fii) )u ttinem 
 itfcnbern (Slanben bcfennen. 
 
 Conduct, * to — , fiatt to eondact one's 
 self, Hi) betragen, JV. E. [munjer. 
 
 Conlaker, kdn'^ik&r, t. f btr %aUd)' 
 
 Conniption flt, k6aa!p'8h&a fit, % 
 f. tantrums. 
 
 Considerable, * ali adv. fur forj, 
 febr ; considerable rich, ftftr rtid). 
 
 Cookejr, kSSTc*, a. J btr Sudjtn. N. T. 
 
 Coon, kMn, ftatt raccoon, btr !IDaf((&ar, 
 dn SBtiwcrt fur bit ©ti^partei. 
 
 Corduroy-road, k<^rd Aril'- ride, tin 
 6oB Saumjlammtn buri^ SDtordflt gtmai^ttr 
 SDtg. 
 
 Corks, s. pi. bit €taMf))<(cn nnter bra 
 ^aftn btr ?ftrbt im fflinttr. 
 
 Corn, k&ra, t. in ben Str. €taattn ))tr< 
 fitbt man unttr corn immtr Indian com, 3Rait. 
 
 Corn-broom, s. tcr aui btn €pi(en 
 dntr ?(rt >U!ai« otrftrtifltt SBeftn. 
 
 Corn-craclcert kirn'-krikkflr, 9. 
 Ctinamt fur bit fttnfudier. 
 
 Corn-dodger, kirn-did'djAr, t. tin 
 eon Wtaii febr bort gebacfener Jtuttni. 
 
 Corned, k&rud, adj. belrunfen. 
 
 Corn-Juice, g. flatf whiskey, Wait- 
 Erannttccin. 
 
 Corn-stallcs, cirn'-stiwks, g. pi. btr 
 KBetfdjfcrnllenget, ber ctere SEtieil ber SDlaK- 
 ^flanje, tce(d)e getrodnet alt Sutter bient. 
 
 Corner, k&r'udr,u a. in bieSngc trdben. 
 
 Countrified, kAu'tr-lrfl'd, baurif^. 
 
 Coupon, kddping', (franj.) ber dntr Wt* 
 tltnstrfdjreibung belgefufltt 3infenf4ein. 
 
 Count, V. a. » flatt think, believe, sup- 
 pose, benfen, gUuben, termut^en. 
 
 Covercllp, kSv'iirklip, g. bit SWttr- 
 lungt, N. r. 
 
 Coverlid, kSv'Arlld, *. bit Stttbttft. 
 
 Covrhide, ki&'hide, g. tint $dtf(^t, 
 ton ungegerbttm Sell gema^t. 
 
 CoM'blde, V. a. ))dtfi^en, au«t)dtf(ien. 
 
 Cracker, krJk'tir, g. tin ®)>i(jrtame fur 
 bit .^intcrbbljltr (backtroodsmen) ». (Georgia. 
 
 Cracklings, kr^klings, g.pl. dn ant' 
 gtbranntej .^olifeuer. 
 
 Crambo, krlmT)*, *. dn fflrimfpiel; t» 
 tdit au(t in N. T. what is mj thought like? 
 tDoran iait id) gtbai^t? 
 Crasb, kr&sh, a. .^anbtu^Ieintwanb. 
 Creatures, a. pi. flatt cattle, aUerlei 
 SBIeb, 9)ferbe, D^fen, Mbe n. f. ». 
 
 Crevasse, krivis', «. (fratt).) btrX)uri^< 
 (rn4 (er I)ammt (lerees) am ailtfilfilppi. 
 
 Crlmany, krlmlSni^, int. Jof tauftnb ! 
 
 Criss-cross, krls'-kr5s, s. iai Sreuj, 
 3eii^en Iierjenigen, bit nidjt fcibreiben fonncn. 
 
 Crooked as a Virginia fence, 
 fo frumm ttie ein Birginifc^er 3aun; ftbrrifi^, 
 unlenfbar, unbanbig. 
 
 Cross-eye, *. baa Si^ielen. 
 
 Crotcbety, krit'chJt4, a«y. gritlrajaft, 
 »5unberli^. 
 
 Crotcblcal, kr6t'ch^k&l, adj. firgcr* 
 Hi), serbrieSIi*, murrtr(t. 
 
 Cry, V. a. aufbieten in btr Jtir^t. 
 
 Cnnnnck, kin'n&k, a. ein ©pi^nomt 
 fur bit Sanabier. [sdt^ntt. 
 
 Curious, adj. flatt excellent, auigt- 
 
 Customer, g. flatt fellow, ^trl, $affa> 
 gier, a queer — , ein fcnberbarer f afTagier. 
 
 Cut dirt, t au«rd§en. 
 
 Cut didoes, % Sapriclea ma^en, larmra- 
 
 Cut and dried, fertig, sorberdtet. 
 
 Cut up sblnes, £arm, toQt @tre{(^t, 
 Saprivlen madjen. 
 
 Cut-off's, *. pi. 9ltf(^ttetnmungen, He 
 (Idj in Qnfeln »ern?ante(n. 
 
 Cut stick, auf unb baton ge^en. 
 
 Cutter, g. tin dnfpannigtr ©^littra. 
 
 Cuttoes, k&t'tds, a. pi. grogt aTttffer, 
 N. E. 
 
 Cypress brake, g. tint tetfenartige 
 injaffertcfelung, »orin fid) fcit Oa^rtunberttn 
 gefaUene Svprtfftnbaume ange^auft l^aben. 
 
 D. 
 
 Da4#od(*« dtd'diks, g.pl. iai (ttr^> 
 aut eerfaulte 3nnere dne« SJaume*. 
 
 Damage^ g. flatt price, btr ^ttit. 
 
 Dander, dlln'd&r, g. to get one's — np, 
 boft nerben. 
 
 Darky, dlrTt^,*. ** ber ©^warj'. Sieger. 
 
 Darn, dim, int. flatt damn, serbammen. 
 
 Darned, dirn'd, prep, flatt damned, 
 sertammt. 
 
 Deacon a calf, to , dn Rati ouf 
 
 ben Jtcpf fiitlagen, fobalb ti geioren 1(1. 
 
 Dead beads, d'd'-hidz, a. pi. £eute, 
 bie frei gcben, nid)t bejablen, aie im Xbcater, 
 im CmnibuJ «. f. w. [bdt. 
 
 Dead borse, im SBorauJ bejal^Ite ?Ir> 
 
 Deadening, dcd'ning, a. im fernen 
 ©eflen, beim Sluireuten ber STOalber, giirtet ober 
 tbfctet (to girdle, to deaden) man bie ©dume 
 juweiten, flatt fie umjufcauen, ba« ^bdgt, man 
 fd)ndtet runb um fccn Saum dnen ©trcifen ber 
 SRtnbe ab, woton ber SSaum erfilrbt. Xai Sanb, 
 rccrauf btefe Saume (lefeen, 6d§t a deadening, 
 teenn fie aber umge^auen, fc beigt ti a clearing. 
 
 Dead-alive, dM-illve', atJJ. ^albtcbt, 
 tragc, fc^trerfSaig. [lelinen. 
 
 Declension, e. flatt declining, iai ^i- 
 
 Desperate, adj. * ougerorbeutJt(^, fe^r, 
 al4 adv. gebrau4t. 
 
 Dlfflculted, dIfftkftltM, paH. * flatt 
 perplexed ; he will be — to find one, ti ttirb 
 H)m firmer ttcrben, einen ju finben, Oa. 
 
 Dig, dig, 8. ber ®*Iag, ©tc§; t >" ©cr- 
 »d«. 
 
 Digging, dlg'ging, adj. tfieuer, foflbar. 
 
 Diggings, diggings, ge»66nltd) dlg'- 
 ging, a. bie 97tine; bie (Segenb, ber jL^dl dne^ 
 ianbti. 
 
 DYE 
 
 Dill, dll, V. a. befcfetricfctigra. 
 
 Ding, ding, adj. * au§ercrbentli^, 5. 8. 
 
 Dinged, dlng'd, adv. fe^r, ouSerorbtnt* 
 
 Disb, V. a. ruiniren, flurjen. [li^. 
 
 Dip snuff, to . 5n Hn fubfi^en 
 
 @taaten gibt ti graueq, bie fl^ auf folgenbc 
 3lrt be« ®d)nHpfta6aT« bebienen : fie ne^meit 
 dn ©tud(ien 9lo6r unb jerfpalten ba« tint Snbe 
 fo, baf e^ dner^iirfle gld^t; fie tauc^en biefei 
 gnfce erfl in SBaffer, bann in ben S^otal unb 
 reiben fl^ bie 3a6ne bamit. [SlngtL 
 
 Dlpsy, dipsi, a. iai glo§ (^crl) an ber 
 
 Dlsremember, dlar^mfrnTbdr, t». a. * 
 fl^ ni^t tdnntrn, ftd^ nii^t erinnern tvoQen, 
 S. S. & Pa. 
 
 Docltyy dia'iii, g. fiatt docility, ®tle$* 
 rigfeit. 
 
 Doctor, a. t ber Sitd) am Sort dntf 
 ©*iffe«. 
 
 Donate, dA'nJte, v. a. geitn, fijenlen. 
 
 Donation party, g. iai Scfcenffeft, 
 too jeber jur (Semdnbe gejerenbe bem 3>relii8et 
 dne ®abe bringt. 
 
 Done bro-wn, part, fc^red^ii^ geprellt. 
 
 Do don't, % flatt do not, t^u'4 nl4t, Oa. 
 
 Done for, Jetrogen. 
 
 Done did It, * flatt has done It, S. S.; 
 anS) done gone, dpne conte, ^att gone unb 
 come. [rl^tet 
 
 Done up, v. a. rulnfrt, ju ®runbe ge» 
 
 I don't kuovr as I sban't, flatt 
 
 I do not know but I shall i^ Bjdf no^ 
 
 nl(f>t, eb id) e« nii^t werbe. 
 
 Do tell 1 flatt is it possible, ifl'd mSglii^ I 
 
 Dontestles, d6m^s'tiks, a. pi. SDaareti, 
 in ben SJer. ©taaten fabtidrt, sorjiigli^ bamn* 
 tsoQene SQaaren. 
 
 Doom, V. a. loilllubrHc^ tadrnt, If. B. 
 
 Dougli faces, di fA'sts, a. S£eiggefl4«. 
 ter, dn Stlcftdname fur Didtnigen, bit im 
 iliorbtn bie $oIttif ber fublic^en @(lat)enbalter 
 untcrflii^tn. 
 
 Dowd, diid, *. bit Sfla^tbautt, N. T. 
 
 Dovrn upon, to be a thing, btnttf 
 
 ettta« ber fdn, ti gierig ergrdfen ; a per- 
 son, eine ^Jerfcn strfolgcn, bcjablen (beflrafen). 
 
 Doxologixe, ddks&l'ddgize, v. a. Ipb« 
 prelfen. 
 
 Dragged out, drig'd i&t, pcai. (r< 
 mitbet, erfi^cpft. 
 
 Drat, drat, int. tin unfi^ulbigtr ©(^ttJtf, 
 ber fiulul bole. 
 
 Dratted, drJt'tJd, adv. * fejr, aufer* 
 ortentlid), S. S. 
 
 Dreadful, adv. febr, auferorbentlic^ ; a 
 — nice girl, ein augerorbcntli* netted SWabiteJU 
 
 Driver, *. ber Sluffeber fiber bie ©flasen. 
 
 Drive well, to , ouf gute DWcipIiB 
 
 baltnt, 5. S. 
 
 Droger, dri'gftr, a. dn gabrjeug, ttel^e* 
 }um Cflfccn Son fcfeaeren unb grcgen ®iiterit 
 beflimmt ifl, the lumber — , the cotton — . 
 
 Drum, V. a. to — \ip customers, .Sunben 
 berteif(iaffcn. [baft. 
 
 Dubersonie, dftlidrsAm, a<^'. jtodfel* 
 
 Dug-out, a. iai ani einem ausgebcblten 
 Saumflamm gema^te Soot. 5" Canaba the 
 log canoe. popf. 
 
 Duuderbead, diin'dfirhM, 9. Z)umm' 
 
 Dyed In tbe wool, ganj unb gar 
 Dctlfommcn, bur^tricben; a democrat dyed 
 la the wool,'dA t^oQlommener Dtmofrat.. 
 
1146 FJte, fiir, fill, fSt. MJ, mit. Fine, f!n. NA, mSve, nJr, gSt, ill, cli&d. Tibe, ffib, fill. tAln, THig. 
 
 EAS 
 
 E. 
 
 Easy, oAj- monej is — , ®elb iji lei^t $u 
 tetommett. [fiittcrn. 
 
 Eat, V. a. * i^att to feed, ju e(fen flebeit, 
 
 Eel-grass, *. ber ©eetang. [fall. 
 
 E'en a'most, 6ne d'most, flatt almost, 
 
 Elect, V. a. flatt to choose, «;af)Ien, »or- 
 jk^en, »cr cintm aitbcrn 3'ttteortc, lie elected 
 to submit, er jog ti »cr nai^sugettn. 
 
 Empire State, ber @taat 'SiiW glorf. 
 
 Enlightenment, ^nll't^nm^at, «. 
 He ®rfeu[l)mn8, Sluftlarunj. 
 
 Everlasting, adi). * —great, auger* 
 orbentlt^, fd)rc(f(id), grog. 
 
 Every once in a^vlille, flatt every 
 now and tlien, son 3eit }U Zt\t. 
 
 Expect, V. a. Hatt to suspect, enppose, 
 think or imagine, Bermut^eit, bcnfeit. I ex- 
 pect he died six months ago, flatt I suppose 
 he.... 
 
 F. 
 
 Fagged out, fig'd Jit, ermubet, er« 
 
 wattct. [kno-w, fc Diet i^ teeig. 
 
 Farzino, fSrzl'nJ, * (Serb.) far as I 
 
 Fair sHake, a , tin Billiger .^anbel 
 
 Cber 2;auf*. [etcit nti^ an. 
 
 Feast, fifest, a4j. I am — of this, bie« 
 Feat, ikkt, adj. gefdjidt, anfltttig- 
 Federalize, f^d'^^lize, in einen Sunb 
 tinf^ttciert. [flereijt fein. 
 
 Feeze, Mz, s. to be in a—, aufgeregt, 
 Fellowship, f^lAshlp, v. n. ®cmein- 
 f^aft taben (^anjclf.) 
 
 Fence, on the — , ouf bent Sat'it > tn b" 
 Jolitif, unbelltmmt ju xotM^tx Jartcl man trc- 
 tcn tsia. 
 Fet«h, 8. ber Setrug, ©trefcft. 
 Fetch up, «. n. sli'&Hi^ flel^ett llAUn, 
 f. to bring up all standing. 
 
 Fid of tobacco, jlatt quid , iai 
 
 Jriem^en. 
 
 Fiddle, to hang up one's — , (ftcrtl.) 
 feln< ®{igc auf^angen, (fig.) ettea* aufgeben. 
 
 Figure, a. bic SRci^nung fnt aDtrt(;»6(»«fe, 
 tft fxAi. 
 
 Filippina, Philippiua, 8. Hi W- 
 fisHen^en ober Sieaiebdjen, ein ©piel mit 
 SKanbeln ober ?liiffen. 
 
 Findings, fin'dings, 8. pi. bie ©eratfc- 
 f^aften, bie tin Sd^utjma^ergefett felbft (;aben 
 mu§. 
 
 Finefted, fl'n4flde, part, f gejtert, ttie 
 ein ©tuger gctleibet. 
 
 Fire, V. a. flatt to throw, mcrfen (mit 
 dnem ©tcine u. f. ».). 
 
 Fire a-way, to , anfangeit- 
 
 Fire new, adj. t gonj n'"- 
 First rate, f&rst rite, al« adj. & adv. 
 flebratt(%li(i, jur trftcn Jtlaffe ge^orlg, auJge- 
 jci^nct. How do you do? aie ^\jVi'i 4rst 
 rate, feiir gut. 
 Firstly, fftrstli, * flatt first 
 First swathe, fftrst swiTH, f. First 
 rate, N. Y. 
 
 Fix, v.a. bicfe* aSort 5at in Snglanb bie 
 Sebeutung son bcfefligen. S" Smerifa bebeutet 
 e«: In Drbnitng bringen, resariren, anfleiben; 
 to— the room, ba« Simmer crbnen; to — 
 one's hair, fein ^aar in Drbnung trinatn ; 
 
 GAL 
 
 to — the fence, ben 3aun repariren ; to — a 
 man, einen SKann bcjlrafen ; to — the table, 
 ben Z\\i) beden ; to — the dinner, ba« Gcffen 
 jubereitcn ; to — some body's flint for him, 
 Semanben ruinlren, f. to dish. 
 
 Fix, s. to be in a — , in ber .Slcmme, in 
 SSerlegen^ett fein. [fa^e. 
 
 Fixed fact, a , cinebetoiefeneXbat- 
 
 Fixings, s. pi. Slncrbnungen, SScrjie- 
 rungen, SBeftjungen. 
 
 Fizzle out, fizl-4fit, v. a. (fig.) au«. 
 ilerbcn, eine« nat»irlt4)en Slobe* fterben (son 
 eincm $Ian). [werben. 
 
 Flare up, flAre ftp, v. n. bijfe, ^jijtg 
 
 Flare-up, «. ©trcit, Sarm, 3anf. 
 
 Flat, flk, ein \tii^iix 2)lenf(^, tin Dumm- 
 fopf. 
 
 Flat-footed, flSt-f4t'ed, adj. fefl, ent- 
 fdjloffen, befltmmt. (95oIit.) [fu*cn. 
 
 Flitter, fllt'tfir, jlatt fritter, ber ^Jfann^ 
 
 Floor, fl6re, 8. this gentleman has the 
 floor, an biefem ^erren ifl bie SJcibe ju teben, 
 er tat ba« SRcifet ju teben (im (£ongre§ u. f. ts.). 
 
 Flouring -mill, fl&dr'lng-mll, eine 
 .Rcrnmiible. 
 
 Flummux, fiflm'mfiks, v. a. t serbltif- 
 fen, sensirren. [juriirfjit^en. 
 
 Flunk out, flSnk i4f, fic^ au« gurc^t 
 
 Flunky, flfingTc^, ffiinet ber in SIctttn 
 fpecutirt, obne ba* ®ef^aft ju fennen, N. Y. 
 
 Flusteration, fldst&ri'sh&n, 8. bie 
 Sertsirrung, Slufroattung, .giige. 
 
 Folks, fcjks, flatt people ; how are your 
 folks? »ie bcftnbet fic^ 3^re gamilie? N.E. 
 
 Fork over, v. a. auibejojlen, Jeitt^len, 
 ^(crauigeben. 
 
 Foment, f4r-n5nt', adj. gcrabe u6er, auf 
 ber anbern €eite. [umgeben. 
 
 Forted in, f'r'tfd In, mit einer geftung 
 
 Fortiner, firti'nftr, f ba« scrborbene 
 for what I know, fo sicl ic^ tstig ; fo au(^ 
 farziner, as far as I know. 
 
 Fox boots, to , Sticfcl sorfcfeu^en. 
 
 Foxy, f^k's^, balbscrfaultc* Sau^olj, Jfe. 
 
 Fresh, frJsh, adj. breifl, sertraut, 
 
 Froe, fri, ber cifcrne ^cil, N. E. 
 
 Frowchey, frid'tshJ, 8. cine gcpufite 
 atte grau, iV. Y. 
 
 Full chisel, f&l tshlz'zl, adj. in »ol- 
 lem Oalop, mit atlcr ®cwalt. 
 
 Full drive, »ie ba« lefetc. 
 
 Pull split, fo bart mie moglt^, mit 
 sotler ®ercolt. [wait fcaben. 
 
 Full swing, to have , siJOige ®c. 
 
 Funkify, fdng'kefl, e. a. erfdjreden, 
 bange mae^en. 
 
 Fur, to make the — fly, brauf f^lagen, 
 ba§ bie gc^en bason fliegen. 
 
 Fussy, iiis'sh, adj. Did SDefen ma<ienb, 
 eigen, baCeiii^. 
 
 Fuzzy, fiz'z^, J a4}. jottig, rttucb, roub. 
 
 Fyke, flke, a. ba« grcge 91e& im .^afen 
 »on 9letD Sort gebraui^t, bie Sieufe. 
 
 G. 
 
 Gab, gib, 8. iai ©efc^wS^. 
 
 Gaff, gif, 8. ein tiinfllii^cr ©porn fiir 
 fiampfbabne. 
 
 Gal, giwl, t flatt girl, ba« 2Kabd)en. 
 
 Gal-boy, gdlbJi, a. J ein auSgelaffene* 
 aJloibi^en, eine tsilbe .pummel 
 
 GRE 
 
 Galls, gJwlz, a. pi. ?Rtcbri8ungen in JIo. 
 riba, bie einen fi^litpferigen unb gefobrIi(^en 
 Soben tabcn 
 
 Gammon, gim'min, 8. SBctrug, ?ugen, 
 5>rellerel (f. Humbug). [befcbwaften. 
 
 Gammon, v. a. ffiincn aniiigen, betriigen, 
 
 Get, to — the wrong pig by the ear 
 (tail), an ben Unred)ten geratben. 
 
 Girdle, g'rdl, to — a tree, efntn (Sin- 
 fd)nitt in bie Sfiinbe runb um einen Saum ma- 
 cben, fo bag er abflirbt. [fdiimpfen. 
 
 Give, to — him Jessy, i^n buri^bauen, 
 
 Give, to — him the mitten, mIt'tSn, 
 etnem ?i«5Baber einen Moti geben. 
 
 Go, 8. bie OTobe. 
 
 Go, to — for, fiir ^'manben flimmtn. 
 
 Go, to — it blind, blinb in« 3eug ijineltt 
 gelien, unbebad)tfam banbeln. 
 
 Go, to — it strong, f eine ©ac^e flarf b(. 
 treiben, einer Scibcnfcbaft ergeben fein; o^ine 
 gur4)t unb SBebentlidifeit angreifen. 
 
 Go, to — the whole figure, jlc^ einer ^a^t 
 ganj bingeben. 
 
 Go, to — the whole hog, f ganj ffir tttsa* 
 eingcnommen fein, eine Baiji ganj<i(5 buri^- 
 fii^rcn. [ferott macjfcn. 
 
 Go, to — through the mill, faDiren, ban* 
 
 Godsend, g6d'sfnd, *. tin uner»artete« 
 ®mtnl Wiii. 
 
 Going, gMng, 8. jlatt ■w'alking ; the — 
 is bad, bic ©tragen finb in einem fc^^Iec^ten 3u« 
 llanbc. [tragen. 
 
 Goings on, 8. bic J^anblungen, ba« 8e. 
 
 Gombo, g^mTxS, ein ©uppenfraut, hibis- 
 cus esculentia, in ben fiiblidjen ©taaten ; im 
 5lorben beigt e« okra; — , eine ©uppe son bie» 
 fern .Rraute, IS. S. 
 
 Gondola, gSn'd^lS, a. ber 55ra5m, If.S. 
 
 Gone goose, a with him, ein ru» 
 
 inirter Wlann, N. E. [fdbe, y. Y. 
 
 Gone gander, a with him, baf« 
 
 Gone coon, a with him, baffelbe, 
 
 S. S. [aui gewerben? Oa. 
 
 Gone, what Is — with it? isa« ill bar* 
 
 Goney, gAW, a. ein bummer a;cnfel, y. E. 
 
 Goose, g63s, -o. a. to — boots, ©flefeJ 
 Sorfi^ubcrt. 
 
 Gopher, f. Prairie dog. 
 
 Gopher, gSffAr, a. eine STrt ?anbf(5llb. 
 frotc in ®eorgia. [trugerei. 
 
 Gouge, giftdje, a. ber Setrng, bie ©e» 
 
 Gouge, V. a. — ont of, betriigen um. 
 
 Grahamites, grA'hSmltes, a. pi. bie 
 SInbangcr ®rabam'«; fie leben ganjlid) son 
 a?eg«tabilien, trinlen feine fpirituofen ®etrSnfe, 
 nidjt einmal £bee ober ^affce. [!Bi«(^en. 
 
 Grain, gr.Ane, a. a — , ein !teln wenig, ein 
 
 Grain, a. flatt corn, ®etraibe. 
 
 Grand, a4}. isirb oft flatt excellent, 
 beautiful, fair gebrau(it; — weather, f^Bne* 
 SBetter, a — rain, ein berrlii^er 9?fgen. 
 
 Granite 8tate, a. ber ©taat 9lcu« 
 .^ampftiire. 
 
 Grass, % eine Slbfiirjung Iti Serborbenea 
 sparrow-grass, flatt asparagus. 
 
 Great, adj. ftirb oft flatt good unb ttnbe* 
 rer lUiJrter gebraud)t; a — horse ifl ein gutei 
 fcfeneHei 35ferb ; — potatoes, fdiiine ^artoffefn. 
 
 Greatle, grA'tle, flatt a great while, 
 lange. 
 
 Green Mountain State» «-bcr 
 ©taat SScrmont. 
 
Fite, fir, fill, tit. Ml, m?t. Pine, f!n. M, mire, nSr, g*t, ill, clifid. T&be, tAb, fill, tWn, THis. 
 
 lUt 
 
 GRI 
 
 Grit, s. Stiti, ©rtrt, ©rule; (ftfl) 2Jlut5, 
 
 Gritty, grU'th, a^: ^erj^aft mut^lg. 
 Groggery, gr&g'g&ih, t. ba« nitbrige 
 aDirt6«^au», tie finripc. 
 Grnb, grfib, ». f Me 9la*runfl, ba« (Sffnt. 
 Guflaw, ghSk', s. X efn laulct (Sdfi^ter. 
 
 HUR 
 
 H. 
 
 Ha1>ltant, hlbA'ang, (frttttj.) bit fratt- 
 jBdf^en Sauern in UnUr-Sanabo. 
 
 Hall, to — from ; where do yon— firom? 
 IDO finb Sit ^tr? I — from Boston, i^ fommt 
 »on Soflon. 
 
 Half-ooclc, to go off at , (fJfl) tttea* 
 
 |u eilig, cfcnt geborige Ufbtrftgung anfanflen, 
 tttl*t« in gorge beffen ftbIf*Iogt. (955i>rtri4, 
 ton tinem Oewe^r), lc»fle{)en, »enn btr Sfa^n 
 nur balb gefpannt Ifl. 
 
 Half seas over, itneielt, angeft^oiTen, 
 (alb betrunfen. 
 Hammer and tongs, larmenb, wi(b. 
 
 Thej went at It , (it pngen an, baft bu 
 
 ntibt, fo fannfi bu nicbt. 
 
 HammocUs, hSlrn'mAks, a. ^a((t, ft^r 
 erglebige Streifen in gioribo. 
 
 Hang, hJng, 8. to get the — of a thing, 
 wit finer ©acfte »ertraut tterben, befannt werbe n. 
 
 Hang around, to one, um 3t' 
 
 manben berum tungtrn. 
 
 Happen In, to * ftatt to happen 
 
 to call in, jufatlig sorfpretbcn. 
 
 Happifylng, hJp'pMlng, 8. * ba» 
 ®Iu(ftl(bnta(t en- 
 Hard pushed, he is , bat ®elb ifl 
 
 fnapp bei ibm, tr if! in SSetlegen^eit. 
 
 Hard, a — row to hoe, (Pg. bom .^aden 
 bet 3na!$) einc fi^wierlge Sacbc. 
 Hard run, f. Hard poshed. 
 
 Have a say, to , f feint SJleinung 
 
 fagtn. [?iimmet. 
 
 Haw-bnck, hi'-bftk, 8. tin 2:3(ptl, 
 Haw ha^v, hi hi, v. n. laut unb (trj* 
 IXi) laiben. 
 
 Hay-barrack, hiib&r'r&ck, tin groier 
 .l^euf^ober, tsorttber ein @trobba4, von Pier 
 9fablen getragen, metibej b'naufgef^oben unb 
 (eruntergelafTen trerben fann, N. T. 
 Head-cheese, h<!'d'tsh^'Z, «. f reffopf. 
 Head off, «. a. ^emanbea btn iiDtfl ab< 
 ftbnetben, oorbei laufen. 
 
 Heap, h^p, ». f ber J^aufe, bie iDtengM 
 a — of people, eine SJlenge Ceute, W.S; I like 
 him a — , t i* babe ibn febr gem ; a — more 
 Indnstrlons, f Pie( fleifiger. 
 
 Hear tell, to ftatt to hear, fagen 
 
 (►oren, bSren ; did jon never of Sir Wal- 
 ter Scott r (abt 3f)t nie »on €ir iQalter €cott 
 eebSrt? 
 
 Hearty as a hnck, fo loobt tttt in5g> 
 liib, fo munter »ie ein (Si^borntben- 
 
 Heft, h^ft, V. a. eine @a(be anf^ebttt, um 
 btren ®ett)i(bt ju prfifen, Wiegen. 
 
 Hellabaloo, hlUlbAlSi', 8. btr groge 
 £5rm, bit SBermtrrung, btr Strrit 
 Hern, h Jrn, |latt hers, f 
 Hide, ». a. ptitf4en, f. Cowhide. 
 Hifer, hi'fftr, v. n. trobetn. Pa. 
 
 High ropes, to be on the , bofe, 
 
 lornig fein. 
 
 Hlsn, h!zn, (latt his, » ber, bie, ba« feinige. 
 Hitch, hltsh, to — horses, ^^ferbe Por- 
 fpannen; to — together, (Itg.) iibcreinilimmen, 
 jufammen, an einem €trange jieben. 
 
 Hither and yon, hlTH'ftr ind ySn, 
 fiatt here and there, ^ie unb ba, (^ierbin unb 
 boribin. 
 
 Hoe-cahe, h6'-klke, ber auf ber ^aue 
 gebaifent 37{ai4fu(^en. 
 
 Hog-'vrallo'««-, h6g-w3nA, fla^t in 
 ben 3>rairien, bie au«feben, al« ob fie son 
 ©(bmeinen aufgewiibit »aren. 
 
 Hollofv, h6nA, «. n. t ftatt to halloo, 
 hAuW, J^aHob rufen, f^reten; biefe* aUorl 
 biJrt man oft att h6l'l&r auigefprod)en. 
 
 Hommony or Hominy, hom'm^n^, 
 OTai«, welder ganj grob gemalen ober jerliogen 
 ill; man macbt eine SIrt Rubbing barauS. 
 
 Honey-fogle, hdn'n^fugl, v. a. t be> 
 trijgen, anfiibren, bintergcben, La. 
 Hoolc, hddk, V. a. fieblen. 
 Hook, on one's own — , fiir feint tigene 
 SRedjnung, fiir P* feibft. 
 
 Hookey, hWk^, s. to play — , Patt to 
 play truant, bie 6d>ule oerfaumen, bin'er bie 
 S(bule laufen. 
 
 Hoople, hM'pl, 8. Patt hoop, baS Zon* 
 nenbanb ; ber 9Jeif, jum fpielen, N. T. 
 
 Hoosler, hM'sh&r, «. ein Spi^namt fitr 
 bie Sinmcbner »on Onbiaua, W. S. 
 
 Hop, hdp, 8. Patt dance ober ball, ein 
 unsrrbereiteter Sail, »o tteniger deremonien 
 berrfiben. 
 
 Hopscotch, hdp'sk6tsh, 8. Hi <&tipf- 
 fpiei, OTublenfpiel. 
 Horn, 8. ein (9Ia< Sranntwein. 
 Horse-colt, hirsTiilt, a. * Patt colt, 
 Jpcngilfunen. [OTann, W. 
 
 Hoss, his, 8. Patt horse, f tin parfer 
 House-hnntlng, a. iai @u4)en na^ 
 einem anbern .^laufe, N. T. 
 
 Housen, h&&'zn, f Patt honses, .^aufer, 
 N. E. & If. T. 
 Hansen stuff, hi&'zn stfif, 8. WBbetn. 
 How come, h4i-cflm', Patt how did 
 it happen? mie iP e« gefdieben? Va. 
 
 Huhhy, hflb'b^, adj. raub, uneben, Por- 
 jiiglid) wenn gefroren (Pom SBege ober Pon ber 
 OanbPrage). [beere. 
 
 Hnckleberry, hfikTilbJrri!-, bie-gicitel- 
 Hnckleberry above the pcr- 
 slmon (f. biefe« STOcrt), ein fonberbarer fficr- 
 glei*, fo »iel ttie bit J&eibelbeeren bcffer al« bie 
 "persimons" pnb ; toie XaQ unb Sla^t. 
 Huffed, hfif'd, adj. beleibigt. 
 Huge pa-*v8, ySMzh piwz, Stidjct- 
 namc fiir bie arbeifcnben Dcmotraien in K. T. 
 Hum, hftm. perberbt P. home, ju ^aufe, 
 beim, N. E. 
 Humble pie, hflmTil pJ, to make one 
 
 eat , ^emanben bemiitbigen. 
 
 Humly, hfiml^, * Patt homely, l^au*- 
 li*, au* bagli*, N. E. 
 
 Humpty-dumpty, hflm'tJ d&m'tJ, 
 bi(! unb fett, unterfapig. 
 
 Hunk, hfink, s. ein groftJ ©titdf.— 5)aJ 
 3iel, ber 3«P«*t«ort- 
 
 Old Hunker, Aid hfink'&r, f. Barn- 
 burner. 
 
 Hurra's nest, hflrrlhs' n?st, to make 
 a , einen yia^ in Unorbnung bringcn. 
 
 KEB 
 
 Hurry up the cakes, ma^t ge» 
 fijminb, fputet eucf), N. T. 
 
 Hurryment, hftr'rJmlnt, a. * ftatt 
 hurry, bie (Jilt. 
 
 Husking, hfts'king, ba* <S$5ten be* 
 9)?ai«; in SRcu.ffinglanb labet ber SBauer feint 
 greunbe ju biefer Slrbeit ein, toobci »iel gegejlcn, 
 getrunfen unb au(^ geliigt »itb, f. Bee. 
 
 I. 
 
 I dad I Idld, «u«ruf, W.S. 
 
 Illy, ll'l6, * Patt 111, franf. 
 
 Improve, v. a. Patt to possess, to take 
 possession of, beftften, in SBcftf ncbmen, N. E. 
 
 Indian Ale, to walk In , (Einer ^in« 
 
 ter bem 9Inbern bergcben, in einer SReibe. 
 
 Indian giver, ber inbianifdje ®eber, 
 wo Siner ®twa« f^entt unb ein anbcrea ®e« 
 fd)enf bafiir wicber errcartet; (Siner, ber mft 
 ber 9BurP nacb bem ®d)infen wirft. 
 
 Indian meal, s. Smai^mebt 
 
 Indian summer ber inbtanifi^e @om« 
 mer, ber ©patberbP, Slltreciberfommer. 
 
 In for It, to be , barin PcJen, nifl)t 
 
 juriitftonnen ; to be in for a beating, p^ einer 
 Ztaijt $ruge( getoartigt fein. 
 
 J. 
 
 Jab, jfib, V. a. Patt to stab, mit einem 
 3JlefFer Pedjen. 
 
 Jerked meat, j?rk'd miit, in ber £uft 
 obnc ©alj gctrccfnctc* gleifi^. 
 
 Jig, the — is up, Patt the game is up, 
 mit mir iP'« aiti, iai ©piel ip Perlorcn. 
 
 Jobber, jShTsftr, e. ber 3wff^enbonbIer, 
 ein Saufmann, ber Pon bem Smporteur ober 
 gabrifanten !auft unb bie SDaarcn an bie ICe* 
 tailbanbler pertbeilt. 
 
 Jobbing- house, a. ein ^a\xi, iai 
 cbige ®ef(J>afte madjt. 
 
 Jollification, j SllJfeki'shfln, a. tint 
 SuPbarfeit, CuPpartbic. 
 Johnny-cake, s. ber SD?ai«fu$en,iV^S. 
 Jugful, not by a — , t weit Pom 3ielt, 
 e« febit Picl baran. 
 
 Jump at, to an offer, ein 9Inerbie» 
 
 ten fiblcunigP ergreifen, mit beiben .^anben }u« 
 greifen. 
 
 Jumper, jftm'pftr, a. eine SIrt ©(^littttt 
 im SZBcPen. 
 
 Junk bottle, jfink bSt'tle, eine ge< 
 toijbnlii^e SSierbouteiHe. 
 
 K. 
 
 Katydid, kJtidld', a. tint STrt ®ra«- 
 biipfer (platyphyllum concavum). 
 
 K.edge, kJdje, lebbttft reobi, ^. B. 
 
 Keep, k64p. a. Pott keeping, Jla^rung, 
 Unterbatt. 
 
 Keep, V. n. abgefiirjt Son to keep shop, 
 einen £ttben batten ; where do yon keep now? 
 too bflben ©ie iefct 3br ©efcfjaft? 
 
 Keep company, to with, Patt to 
 
 court, freien um ; he keeps company with 
 her, er pjirbt urn Pe, er madjt ibr ben -^of. 
 
 Keep, to — it up, etn STrinfgelag fort- 
 fegen; we kept it up all night, ttir fibworm* 
 ten bie ganje Stacbt binbur*. 
 
 Keeping-room, a. patt sitting-room, 
 iai SBo^njimmer, N. E. 
 
1148 Fite, fir, fill, fit. MJ, mU. Fine, fin. M, mZve, nJr, g8t, hU, cliid. Tibe, tftb, fill. tAln, THia. 
 
 KEE 
 
 Keep tbe pot a boiling, frifc^, 
 
 J»r»(irt«! gett nte^t nacfc ! 
 
 Kettle, a pretty — of flsh, 8. fine f^Bne 
 JBcf^eeruna ; yoa have made a pretty — of 
 fish of it, 6ie fatten nai S^iSne* elnflcBrodt. 
 
 Keystone State, «. in Btaat fenn* 
 f^lsanieit. 
 
 Ktd, kid, «-. bit iRtufe, ter fiaflcn, ttvrin 
 wan bit 3if4e f«6t. foBatb (!e gefattflen jlnb. 
 
 KlU, kll, s. ti£r danal, etrom, |?Ju§. 
 
 Kill, to do any thing to — , ttmai auf « 
 Sleuperfie treibeit, iibertreiben ; she dresses to 
 — , (le vibcrlabet ft* mit 3Juft. 
 
 Klllhag, kil'h^g, eine (Dtjerne Salle, 
 btttn flc^ Me Qiitt in Waine bebienen. 
 
 Killing, adj. & part, {um tobten, gefa^cs 
 Itd^, ^erjbreiiienb. 
 
 Kilter, kil'tftr, not to be in — , to be 
 out of — , ni4)t in Drbnung, nii^t t^crtereitet, 
 ni^t aufgelegt fetn. 
 
 Kind of, kind o' kinder, % ttmai, 
 tielmeljr, niii^t reenig, fluf eine fleroifTe Slrt; he 
 looked kinder stamped, tr fa^ nit^t tecnig 
 Jjerbliifft flu*. 
 
 Klndlers, kindlflrs, s. pi. flatt kind- 
 ling-wood, !{einej -5otj jum Seuer anmoi^en. 
 
 Kink, kink, a. (2Jlar.) btr ftinf, (fifl.; ble 
 9bce, bie ©ride; he has taken a — in his 
 head not to do it, cr 1}at jl4 in ben ^i>)>f fle- 
 fegt, ti ni^t )u t^un. 
 
 Klnnlklnnick, klnn^kln'nlck, s. it- 
 trorfnete ©latter unb SSaumrinbc, juiseilcn mit 
 etwai Zaial sermifc^t, tsel^ei im SSejlen it- 
 tand)t uirb. 
 
 Kiss-me-qnlck, a. flatt tood, rine 
 Hrt fiof ftcberfung fiir grauen. 
 
 Knob, ndb, a. fiatt knoll, fcer runbe 
 ^ugel, Pa. & jEy. 
 
 Knocked Into a cocked bat, 
 fcerborben, berettelt, »er»uflct. [treiben. 
 
 Knock, to — round, v. n. (1* ^)erum 
 
 Knofv-Notbing, the party, cine 
 
 9>ottei, bie au« bcr Native -American -Cartel 
 entfprang. Die aWitglieber blefer fartei bilbeten 
 luer-j} eine fle^etme ®efetlf(^aft, beren Sofungs- 
 ttort tear : I know nothing. Die ©runbfage 
 ber Vartci finb bieftlben, Kie bie ber Native 
 Americans (f. biefe* SOBort). 
 
 Konka cber Conks, k6nks, a. bcr 
 ©rader in Key West. [^o^Ifalat. 
 
 Kool slaa, kole slaa, k('jle'- sliw, 
 
 liasso, liu'ef), (fpanif$) Sanflfeil, icomit 
 wan bie tttlben S>ferbe unb Siiffel fangt. 
 
 liatber, iJTH'ftr, (jriigeln, burdj^auen. 
 
 I<a-rel live, int. auf! auf! »om franjBf. 
 Ifeve, im ffiellen ititaudnliS). Lave, ho ! lave, 
 PrairieB oa flrel Sluf, auf! bie frairie* 
 brennen ! 
 
 Ijawyer, li'y^r, a. ber Steljenisogel 
 {Simantopua) ; man nennt i^n aui) Tilt unb 
 Iiongshanka. 
 
 Lay, li, a. Uatt terms, IBebinflUttjen; he 
 bought his goods at the same — , as I did, cr 
 5at feine Sffiaare unter benfelben Sebinaungen 
 tele iii ge!auft, N. E. 
 
 I. ay, a. bet Slnt^eil; ein OTann, ber auf 
 ben ©aUftfifang ge^t, betiimmt feinen fiebn, 
 fenbern einen ge»if[cn SIntbcit, loel^en man 
 lay nennt, in 9teufounbIanb, betm See^unbi' 
 fang, nennt man ti "on shares." 
 I<aze, laxytp^dze, U'z6, v. n. fauScnica. 
 
 LOO 
 
 lican-to, I44n'-t5d, a. cin .^inter- cber 
 Slebengebaube, beffen Xia* fii^ an ba« .^aup'ge- 
 baube le^nt, unb nlebriger tft »ie UliUrti,^'. E. 
 
 Lease, cow — , k64'-1^63, iai SBeibe* 
 red)t fiir eine ^u6, N. E. 
 
 Leggings, %'glngs, ober leggins, 
 l?g'gins, a. bie SBeinbetleibung ber Snbianer 
 unb ber Sager im Sfficjlen. 
 
 Let on, to , erwa^nen, mctlen laffen. 
 
 "We never — ^ that we had been there be- 
 fore them, tttr liegen ti un« nidjt merfen, bag 
 »ir »or if)ncn ba gemefen ttaren. 
 
 Let, to — drive, fly, slip, abfcucrn, lei' 
 laifen ; (fig.) he — fly at her a volley of 
 abuse, er iiberbaufte fte mit ©(^impfmorten. 
 
 Levy, ISv'v*, ber ai^te Z^til timi Zfia- 
 Uxi, 12}4 £en»«, Pa. 
 
 Licking, licking, a. eineS^racbt IJrugel. 
 
 Licks, to put the — in, f(^nell laufen, 
 fegein, fa^ren. [Siige. 
 
 Lie, a. a — vest of whole cloth, cine grebe 
 
 Like, adv. * fiatt as, like I do, toie ii) 
 tf)nt, as I do. 
 
 Line, to — bees, tttlbe Slcnen in ben 
 SBalbern auffu^en. 
 
 Liner, li'n&r, ble ^^afetfifeiffe, ble regel- 
 ma§lg jreifi^en clnem .^afen in ben 35er. ®taa- 
 ten unb Ccnbon, SioerDooI cber J^asre faljren; 
 she is a Liverpool — , e4 ijl cin Cioerpoel 
 35aletf*i|f. 
 
 Lines, a. pi. ber ZtjtH iti SugeU ]>om 
 ^opfe be« 9>ferbe« bi« an bie ^anb. 
 
 Liquor, eber to liquor up, lik'&r, v. n. 
 t einen @(^na))t)« trinfen, einen nc^mcn, einen 
 aufgie§cn. 
 
 Little end ot the bom, to come 
 
 out at the , nii^t fe^ir gut aegfommen, bet 
 
 einer ©a^e serliercn, ben fiurjen jteben. 
 
 Loafer, lo'fAr, a. ber .^erumlanfer, 
 Jtaugeni^t*, gaulenjcr, Scfenfte^er. 
 
 Loaf, I6f, V. n. faulenjen, o^nc Bv>ti f)tT- 
 umlaufen. 
 
 Lobby, iSbTj^, 0)clit.) ben ffiinflug feiner 
 greunbc gelten ma(tcn, um bie (Sencbmigung 
 eine* ®efe&c«, eine« greibriefe* u. f. to. ju erbal- 
 ten. Dtcienlgen, ble bel ber Sai^e intercfflrt 
 finb, berfammetn fltb In ber ^orbatte (lobby) 
 be« !Berfammlung«faal« unb fuiben ble Tlit- 
 glleber ju bcroegen, Ifjre ©timme fur eber gcgen 
 ble ©a(te ju gtben. [bcm SDalbe btlngen. 
 
 Log, idg, v.n. SBaume fdjlagen unb a\xi 
 
 Logging-swamp, l^g'glng swSmp, 
 ber flai, no man gidjten Wait, Me. 
 
 Logicize, l6d'dj^ize, v. n. iiberlegen, 
 nai^benfen. 
 
 Log-rolling, iSg-rJllpg, a. iai Sftol- 
 len, au« bem ©albe bringen bti Stammbclje* ; 
 JU blefcm Bised serelnigen ftcb mejjrere Sem- 
 pagnlen (Camps). (5)clit.) l)it gegenfeltigc 
 .^iilfe, ble ft* ble 3Kltglleber gefefcgebcnber iCer- 
 fammtungen leiflen, um ba« l:unbaebeH eineS 
 ober mcbrerer !BiII« jU bewcrtiledtgcn. 
 I'Ogy* I'^'g*. "■'i/'- langfam, ftbtuerfaDig. 
 Long, by a — shot, um einen gre§en 
 Zt)til, »tel ju Biel; not—, tteit »em 3iel- 
 
 Long-knives eber Big-knives, a. pi. 
 Sange SWcffer, 9lamen, tot\d)t ble 3nblaner ben 
 Surepaern geben. 
 
 Looseness, l55B'n2ss, a. flatt frankness, 
 freedom, grelmutbigteit ; he spoke with per- 
 i feet — , cr fprai^ sen ber £eber tee^. 
 
 MIS 
 
 Lot, l3t, a. ber ^aufe, ble SWenge; a — 
 of people, eine Slnjabl Seutcj au^ lots; —of 
 apples, cine SWenge SUepfeL 
 
 Lovler, iSv'iJr, a. f bet Siebbaber. 
 
 Lubber, iftb-bdr, *. (SWar.) ble fianb* 
 rage. 
 
 Luddy mussy, IJld'dS m&s'si, flatt 
 the Lord have mercy, (Sett fel un« gnablg. 
 
 Lumber, limTjdr, a. Bimmerbelj, gc* 
 bauen, gcfagt cber gefpalten, oT« : SBalfen, S3ret-« 
 ter, gJIanten, ©tabe, SReifen u. f. a. 
 
 Lumberer, Ittm'bArdr, a. Lnm* 
 berman, limlidrmin, .^elifd^lagcr. J^elj* 
 faUer. 
 
 Lnntberlng, Iflm'bftring, a. iai SaOeit 
 unb 5Iu«bem>»albebrlngen bee J&cljei. [2f. Y. 
 
 Lumbering, langfam geben, fcfelenbcrn. 
 
 Lumber-waggon, l&m'b&r w%'- 
 gfin, ber grucbttatren. 
 
 Lycium, li'sifim, ba« C^ceum. 
 
 Lynch, llntsh, v. a. einen »ermclntea 
 SDerbreibet cbne clnen 9lec&Uprcje§ befltafen. 
 
 Lynch-latv, a. iai auf biefc ^rt avii' 
 geiibte @efeg ; cine Slrt gaujitectit. 
 
 M. 
 
 Mad, mSd, adj. in Snglanb bebcubtt bicfcf 
 SSert teQ, In SImerlfa btau(bt man ti liott 
 angry, bcfe, jotnlg. 
 
 Maboganlze, mihSg'inize, v. a. teic 
 SRabagcni anmalcn. 
 
 Make one's self scarce, fl^ iVA 
 bem ©taube ma^en. 
 
 Mailable, milJble, adj. mit ber 9>ofl 
 iu beforbern, Xtai mit ber $e^ beferbert teerben 
 fann. 
 
 Meadow, mM'd\ in Snglanb bebcutct 
 meadow eln mit ®ta« beaac^fene* feu^tc* 
 Canb, tt)el(be« bet Ueberfibwemmung auigefefcl 
 Ifl; blefelbe ©ebeutung bat ti HN.E., In an- 
 betn Xbellen bcbeatet c«: eln an clnem gluffe 
 belegenee 3lIIuslaI>Sanb, fel ti nun ®xai; 
 Sffieibe., fflug- eber Serlitanb. [gen. 
 
 Meechin, mi^'tshln, adj. nlebcrgefttla" 
 
 Menhaden, m^nh^d'en, a. {Aloaamen- 
 haden) dne Srt SOlaififi^. [elngebelt. 
 
 Met up with, part. * flatt overtook. 
 
 Middlings, mldllngs, a. iai grebetc 
 aSebl. [otbcntIl(^ 
 
 Mighty, mi't^, flatt very, febr, au§er» 
 
 Mileage, mtlldje, a. eln bebeutenbe4 
 SReifegelb, ttcl(be* bie 9J}itgIlebet bc4 CcngrcfFc* 
 trbalten, um naii SBafbtngten unb tctebet juriief 
 }u rdfen. Constructive — , SSeifegelb, ttelcbe* 
 ble aJlltgllcber be« Scngreffe* befommen, »en« 
 eln neucr Jraflbent elngefiibrt »lrb, obgtdci fit 
 aBafbingten gar nl(bt serlaffen. 
 
 Milksickness, mllk'slkn^ss, a. bit 
 SKtlibfranfbeit, dne tcbtli^e, IrampfatUge 
 Stonlbelt In ben wcflllcben ©taoten. 3«erft 
 befSat fle bie Siibe unb bann Dleienigen, ble 
 ba« glcifcb ebet ble 3Jlil(b gcnle§en. 
 
 Mlllerites, mUlftrits, a. ble aBlIIetlten, 
 bie Stnbanger sen aClOiam a)JitIef, dne ©ecte, 
 ttid^e glaubt, ba$ dbtiliui ne^ clnmal auf 
 (Jrbcn erfibdncn ttltb, unb ble ba» taufenbiob- 
 flge 5Rd4 etntartet. 
 
 Mind, mind, v. a. flatt recollect, ro« 
 member, flib etlnnern. 
 
 Misery, flatt pain, «. ber ©^nteri, (04 
 aDeb- 
 
Wte, fir, flu, fit. MJ, m?t Pine, fin. M, mSve, nJr, g6t, ill, elhiii. Tftbe, tflb, fill, Win, THis. 
 
 1149 
 
 MIS 
 
 BIl8«lonate, mlsh'AnAto, f ali Snifjlo* 
 nSr auftreUn. 
 
 Bfltten, mlt'tfln, s. he has got the — , 
 et f)at tintn Storb befcmmtn. 
 
 Mitts, mlts, s. pi. ^anfcfi^uSe o^negtnflfr. 
 
 Mlszl«, mlz'zl, «. n. bnr(^g(9tn, bavon 
 Imfni. 
 
 Blonstronfl, (lat» very, exceedingly; 
 frtr, au§«rprbfntH4. 
 
 Moonshine, a. tin tstnlg, tint Jttdnifi* 
 felt, gar nidjW. 
 
 Moose-yard, mMRe'yird, g. in f loj, 
 leo tat SWu§t^(rt im fOlnttr btn S^nee nitbir- 
 flttrttrn ^at 
 
 Mormons, m&r'mAns, 8. tie Vtorme* 
 Boi, tint 6tctt, Bcrjuam wtgen 6tr Cltlmtibt. 
 rti Jfru(^tiflt ; fit njurbtn axti Itm <Btaatt 'Him 
 9otI no*^fT au« TOifflfUfpi, webin fit ii* 
 ft^id>ttt ftattfu, otrtrieben ; tann utrfammtt- 
 ttn fit fi4 in 3ainoi«, unb alt fit au4 bitr ni4t 
 fldjer ttartn, scfl'" C« in« f"""* Crtgen, atflli* 
 ten btm 8tl»fl«birgf, no fit fi* am Satsftt 
 angefitbtlt ^abtn unb »o i^rt 3abl tdgii^ iu> 
 Bimmt. 
 
 Mortal, adj. k adv. * » — hot day, dn 
 (4rt(ftl4 (tiitr £ag. 
 
 Mosejr, miVz^, «. n. f fi(( ani btm ©taube 
 ■tai^tn, fi4 bason fi^Itii^tn. 
 
 Mosqnlto net, mdsk&'t6 nit, Mos- 
 quito bar, bai 9Ro«tito>91t(, tin 9ltt^ uber 
 ka« !Bttt, urn bit 3Ro«fito« abjubalttn. 
 
 Mossbnnkcr, m6«'b&nk&r, t. f. Men- 
 haden. 
 
 Mad turtle, mAd tftr'tl, s. fleint (Erb< 
 f^ilbfrott (SemotAontM odorata), au(^ Manh 
 tortoise unb Mad terrapin gtnannt. 
 
 Musqnasli, mds'qwSgh, fiatt mnskrat, 
 tit Siramrattt, btr 9nu«tu«bibtr. 
 
 Mnas, mAs, v. a. in Unorbnung Srlngtn. 
 
 Muss, g. bit Unprbnung, Strwirrung, btr 
 Ctrtit, 3anr. 
 
 Mustangs, m Ag'ting, g. tat $rairltpftTb. 
 
 Muzzle, mAz'zl, v. a. (trumf(^ItnbtrR. 
 
 N. 
 
 OUG 
 
 Nightcap, g. tin ®la« ^t(§en ?>unf4 
 sbtT frgtnb tin anbtre* ttiarmtj fpirituoft* Of- 
 trSnf, ebt man ju Stttt gt^t A string to tie 
 it with, rin 8anb, um fit ftfl jit binbtn, ift dn 
 imtiltt (9Ia<. 
 
 JNlmsht, nIm'shA, g. btr 9{arr, %1)eT. 
 
 Nine -killer, *. btr 3leunt6bttr (La- 
 nitis), rin ®9gtf. 
 
 Nip, n?p, V. a. Targtn im ^au«f}anbe. 
 
 Nlppent, n!p'p8nt, adj. unDtrfc^Smt, in- 
 fottnt. [Su^en. 
 
 Nocake, nAlcAke, g. dn inbianif(^er 
 
 Non-committal, n6n-c6m'mltt^l, 
 adj. (9;elit.) ni<tt buri^ SStrfprtcbungen gtbun- 
 
 btn. He is , n binbet fH nl(i)t bur^ S3tr« 
 
 fprtitungtn ober SBeuftrungnt. 
 
 Non-commttallsm, nSn-eSmmlt'- 
 tSlism, ta« 9li(ttgcbunb«nfein ; ho is accnsed 
 
 of , man befciutMgt ibn, ba§ tr ftint ajJci- 
 
 nung nid)t au^fprii^t, fid) nic^t jur Unterfiii^ung 
 gtwifftr SWafrtgttn PtrpfliAttt. 
 
 No odds, tl ma^t nii)ti, ti t(ut ni^ia, 
 tt mad;t ftintn Unttrf^^ltb. 
 
 Noodlejees, nM'dljWg, g. (^on.)?lBbeIn. 
 
 Noodle soup, ndd'dl-sddp, g. 9lubtl> 
 fuppt. 
 
 Nothing to Nobody,* tat ttf)t 9lit> 
 manbtn ttiea< an, S. 8. [naaren. 
 
 Notions, niS'tihAns, g.pl. allerlei Jtram* 
 
 Nurly, nArli, bad Ptrborbtnt gnarly, 
 obtr gnarled, fnotig, fiflig, fnurrig. 
 
 o. 
 
 Nail, nkle, v. a. to — a person to a bar- 
 gain, auf dntn gtmac^tcn .^anbtl btfit^tn ; he 
 made me an offer and I nailed him, tr 
 maiitt mir tin antrbitttn unb i* fcfttug dn. 
 
 Nary-one, ixArk wAn, f bai Ptrborbent 
 never a one, (tin, (tint, atber btr dnt np^ 
 Itr anbtrt. 
 
 Nation, adv. * flatt very, extremely, 
 ft^r, soriitgU^; DitQdc^t dnt S(b(uriuna ppn 
 tarnation. 
 
 Native Americans, bit dngttornen 
 KmtrKantr, dnt polttifi^t gJartd, btrtn $Ian 
 tf »ar, bit Sieditt btr grtmbtn in btn 9Strdnig- 
 ttn ©taattn ju fcfcmaltrn unb bit 3rit, t^ie fit 
 Oiirgtr tttrbtn (onnttn, auf dnunbiffianjig, 
 ^att funf 3a6« ftftjuftttttn. 3brt angrifft 
 toartn npd) btfcnbtrt gegen bit ,9at6p(i(en gt> 
 ti^ttt. Iiifff fartd bat aufgtbiJrt; au« btr. 
 fdbtn {inb bit Know-Nothings tntfprungtn, 
 f. biffe« ESott. 
 
 Netop, ni'tSp, g. dn inbianif^t* ©ort, 
 mlijti „8reunb" btbtuttt, ^asa. [9ltger. 
 
 Nigger, nIg'gAr, a. t ilaK negro, ber 
 
 Nigh unto, nl Ant^', adv. f fiatt near- 
 ly, almost, brinabt, fafl. 
 Nigh upon, adv. fiatt almost, bdna^t. 
 
 Oats, g. pi. he feels his — , er fit^t, wai 
 tr tttrtb i|t. 
 
 Odd tlsh, btr fonbtrbart Aau), 
 
 Odd stick, baffdbt. 
 
 Off and on, adv. PtrSnbtrli^, unbt> 
 fiinbig ; balb fur, balb gtgtn. 
 
 Offish, 3fflsh, wlj. t flcfa, aiUcgenb. 
 
 Okra, ATcrA, a. f. Gombo, aud> Okro. 
 
 Old, adj. ftatt cunning, crafty, liftig. 
 
 Old bread* fiatt stale bread, altt^ 
 ©rob. N.E. 
 
 Old country, ba«altt£anb; fo ntnnt 
 man In btn 93tr. €taattn Snglanb, S^ottlanb 
 unb 3rlanb. 
 
 Old countryman, g. Sintr, btr in 
 (Snglanb, S(tottlanb cber Qrtanb gtbortn ifl. 
 
 Old Dominion, a. btr@taat Sirginien. 
 
 Old -wife obtr old squanir, gqniw, 
 bit langfi^iranjigt (Jnit. 
 
 Older most, 6l'dAr-m68t, adj. * fiatt 
 oldest, alteftt, W. S. 
 
 Olycoke, AaikAke, g. in Dtlfu(i^tn, dn 
 in ©(^malj gebadentr ^ui^cn (Doughnut). 
 
 Once In a -vrhlle, adv. gtltgtntlic^, 
 juweiltn. 
 
 On hand, adv. flatt at hand, present, 
 gcgcnaartig, in btr Sflajt. 
 
 Onplnsh, dn'plAsh, f fiatt non-plus; 
 I was a Jittle — , id) tear dn tttntg ptrfegen, 
 Btrbliifft, -ST. S. 
 
 Oplnuated, Apln'AAtM, btrbcrbtn son 
 opinionated, cingtbitbet, Ga. 
 
 Osffrego tea, Aiwe'gA ti, g. D«»ego» 
 Ibet {Mbnarda didyma). 
 
 Ought, V. n. bieff* Sdtmort ifi btftctiP 
 unb bat mcbtr QnfinitiP no* farttjiipien, (ann 
 folglid) (dnt jufammengefcgten 3eiten baben ; 
 btnnoi^ brau(^t man e» mit fclgt: you had 
 
 PER 
 
 not — , » ibr battft niiJ foUtn ; you don't — , * 
 ibr foOtet nicbt ; I shoud think it had — , tt 
 ifi mdnt aWdnung, ti foDtt, ober bSttt foUen. 
 
 Ourn, 6Arn, poffs. j9r. * flatt ours, ber, 
 bie, ba« unfrige. [bur*, ganj, gSnjtii^. 
 
 Out and out, adv. & adj. bur(^ unb 
 
 Out-and-outer, *. an , ein bur(^« 
 
 triebener ^erl. [broi^cn. 
 
 Out of flx, in Unorbnung, jerrifftn, jer- 
 
 Over, prep, fiatt under, untcr, in, bei; 
 he wrote — his own signature, * et f^riefi 
 unter (in) felnem dgcncn Slamen. 
 
 Outsiders, 6Atsl'clArs, a. pi. (Jolit.) 
 !Diejenigen, bie ni^t ju ber einen ober btr an* 
 bern .^auptparfei gebiiren. 
 
 Overslaugh, A'vArsliw, g. tine (Sanb* 
 icnf im ^ubfon. 
 
 O-wdaclous, i&di'shAs, a4/-*ba< Vtr« 
 bpritttt audacious, frt4), unbtrf^amt. 
 
 P. 
 
 Paaa, piws, (toll.) a. Dfiern. 
 
 Paint, a. tat gefprenidte 35ferb ober axi» 
 bere ZWc, bit Bi^tit, 
 
 Palmetto, p^mSt'tA, g. bit amtri(a« 
 nifc^t 3n)ergpalme, ^oblpalme. 
 
 Palmetto Capital, bit •^aupi^abt 
 pon 6ub<SaroIina. 
 
 Palmetto State, ber €iaat €iib< 
 Carolina, nidi in beffen SBappen fi(^ dnc 9Jalme 
 beftnbet. 
 
 Parmateer, plrraJtWr*, v. a. flatt to 
 electioneer, fi* mit SDa^iumtrieben befi^af* 
 tigen, a. I. 
 
 Partly, adv. flatt nearly, fafl, Beinajt 
 
 Patroon, pStrMn', (boD.) ber g>atron, 
 QEiner, ber unter ber boOanbifi^en SRegierung in 
 ?len-aor( unb 9leu-3erfe9 jur ainfieblung »oa 
 (Smigranten mit fianb betebnt rourbe. 
 
 Pawpa-w, piw'piw, ber inbianif(^e gd« 
 genflrauc^ {Annona triloba). 
 
 Pea-nut, p^-nAt', *. (Jrbnuf {Arachit 
 hypogea), %t.\%\. au(i ground nut. 
 
 Pearlform, pi'r6f4rm, adj. Pen btr 
 Oeflalt dner Sirne. 
 
 Pecan nut, pJk'AnnAt, bit tpripe norb» 
 ameri(anif*e ESaflnui (hickory). 
 
 Peck of troubles, to be in a -^, 
 dne 51J?enge ©orgen baben. 
 
 Peert, pWrt, adj. flatt pert, smart, m«n« 
 ter, Ptn(, nafewdi. 
 
 Pee--»vee, pJ'w6, dn Ttdner STOarmel. 
 
 Peet-weet, pWt'wiit, a. ber ^iebij. 
 
 Pemlcan, p'm'lk^n, dne au« ben beflen 
 SEbdien be« 3Ieifd)e« burd) 3erflo§en unb a:ro(!« 
 nen berdtete SlWafft. Wtltfte bie "Voyageurs," 
 Soot«IeHte ober SeObanbler im SEBeflett aU 
 ?labrung«mittet mit fi* fiibren. 
 
 Perlauger, p^riiw'gAr, g. tin Iltinet 
 6(^oner, o^ne JBugfprlet, mit tinera £ee» 
 ©(^reerbte. 
 
 Periodical, pArMd'Jcil, g. einSournal, 
 dne ju bePimmten 3ei*tn erf(^efnenbc ®d)Hft. 
 
 Perk, p^rk, adj. munter, flint, (eb^aft, 
 N.B. 
 
 Perslmon, p^rslm'dn, g. bie f!fru$t be0 
 Dioapyrua Virginiana, dne Sruijt, bie febr 
 bitter unb aflringent i|l, bie aber na* bem grofl 
 fu§ luirb; fie ijl Son btr ®ro§e dner Hdnen 
 3)f{aumt. 
 
1150 P4te, fir, fill, fit. MS, mh. Fine, fin. N4, mSve, nir, gdt, 6ll, cloud. Tibe, tftb, full, tftin, THla. 
 
 PER 
 
 Per tend np^ p&rt8nd'-fip, * JtiTer, 
 let^after, Ga. 
 
 Pesklly, plsltSlS, adv. {efjt, auferor* 
 licntH*, serbommt. [orbcttUic^. 
 
 Pesky, pJsTiS, a<^. grof, fejr, au§er. 
 
 Peter Funic, pS'lftr f&nk, 8. in ben 
 ©^ettt-2lucttoncrt in 3leu>3prf bcr SJufMeter 
 (f. Mock-auction), [Feeze). 
 
 Pheese, fWze, 8. bie fc^Ie^te Coune (ficbe 
 
 Plcaynne, pMy36n', 8. bai ijalii SReal 
 in Soutjlana, 6)^ dent*. 
 
 Pickaninny, plcklnln'nS, a. iai Ste- 
 gtr. ober 3»ulattenlinb, S. S. 
 
 Plck-np, pick'-ftp, adj. a ^^ dinner, 
 ein »on Ueberbielbfein jufammengere^teJ SjTen. 
 
 Piece, s. flatt bit, while; stay a — , 
 6Ieibe eln wcnig. 
 
 Pig-nut, -pis'-nht, 8. tine Heine SBall- 
 nu§ (^idor^.Jlug) (Juglans porelna). 
 
 Pig-yoke, Tplg'-Y^ke, 8. J ber Duabrant. 
 
 Pile, pile, (ton.) ber 9>feil, iV. F. 
 
 Plncli, on a — , »enn'« barauf anfommt, 
 im Slotftfatt. 
 
 Pine barrens, pine bi/rens, fla^e, 
 fanbiae Oegenben mit gii^tcnae^olje in ben 
 (iiblt4ert Staatcn. [Jllnberfp. 
 
 Pinky, p'ng'kS, a. ber Heine Singer 
 
 Pinion, pln'yftn, etne ?Irt gi'Ilifn. bie in 
 ben iQueflen be* Slrfanfa'SIufT'* wai^fen. 
 
 Plnxter, pink'stftr, (^oH. pingster) ilatt 
 Whitsunday, f fingjlen. 
 
 Pinxter blumacliy, pink'stftr bl55'- 
 mikS, (feoU.) 8. bie Jfinailblume {Azalea »ii- 
 diflora). 
 
 Pipe-laying, plpe-U'ing, a. hai 9Jo6' 
 renlegen; (3>oItt.) ber 93erfu^, bei einer ©aftl 
 £eute jum ©timmen ju brinjen, bie gcfegmaiig 
 nli^t Himmen fonnen, inbem ile entmeber gar 
 leine ©timme 6aben, in einem anfcern ST^eile 
 geftimmt ^aben ober ju ftimmen gebenfen. SBcr 
 nntgen Qabren fanb man bci einer Unterfu- 
 4un8, ba§ in einem Sricfiuec^fel mit Jfleu-gorf 
 ^ eine Slnjafct ju cbigem SmeJe gebunaener 5Wan. 
 ner ali fo Siele Sllen Slobren benannt rcaren, 
 iDcil mon ju biefer 3elt am Sroton-SSJaiTermerf 
 arbcttete. 
 
 Pit, pit, (^oH) flatt kernel, ber ^crn. 
 
 Pltpan, pIt'pJn, a. ein langc* jlacfees 
 EanueinSfBcflinbien. [serteufelt. 
 
 PlaguUy, plA'gilS, adv. abfi^culici), 
 
 Plaguy, plVgi, adj. flatt be* Borge^en* 
 ben ali adv. gebrau(^t; — handsome, »er» 
 teufelt \i)'itt. 
 
 Plaguy slglit, a , Bebeutenb, ein 
 
 tebeutenbcr ZtitU, eine bcbeutenbe3}?enge, A^ E. 
 
 Plank, plJnk, to — up, doMra, — money, 
 ®elb berauigeben, bejablen, ben SBeutel jic^en. 
 Planter, plAn'tftr, a. in 9teufunblanb, 
 Ciner ber bie gifc^erd treibt, Ceute bait, fcge- 
 nannte Stages jum SErodfnen, SRaume jum Sal- 
 jen unb SiJte anb Sooner ju biefem 3»etfe feat. 
 Platnter, s. in ben wefitic^cn gluffen, ein 
 Saum, woson ba« eine (Snbe im SBcben (lecft 
 nab ba« anbere fait bi« jur Cberfla^e be« SBaf' 
 ffr« reic^t. Die* ifl ber flefabrlt(ilie "Snag;" 
 man fefce biefe* SCBort. 
 
 Platform, s. (Jclit.) bie ©runbfase einer 
 J)otittfi^en ^artci. 
 
 Play, V. a. to — possum, pSs'sAm, jl4 
 berdetlen, betrugen, Ijtntergeben. 
 
 Play-actor, pli'Jctflr, * s. fiatt actor 
 Cber performer, ber ©(tawfpieier. 
 
 PRE 
 
 Plunder, plAn'd&r, a. bandit, ©it* 
 ter, Sac()en, W. & S. S. 
 
 Pokagen, pAhi'gSn, s. f. Menhaden. 
 
 Poke, pike, a. ein fleiner ©eatei ; cream 
 poke, ber S3eutel am Siabm ja fiitriren. 
 
 Poke, a. ein langfamer ajjenft^. 
 
 Poke, V. a. to — fan at a person, 3e- 
 manben )um Seflen ^aben, aufiie^en, ta4)erli(^ 
 maiden. 
 
 Poke-bonnet, pi'ke-b6nnlt, a. ein 
 Damenfeat, ben bieOaafer* anb 2Jtetl)obiilen- 
 graaen tragen. 
 
 Poke-loken, pikelAken, a. (inbian.) 
 bie fiefeenbe Sa^e, ber ©ampf, N. E. 
 
 Poker, piTcSr, a. eln ^afarbfpiel, »or« 
 jagtid) im Siiben gefpiett. 
 
 Poker Ish, pyk&rlsh, adj. farc^tbar, 
 gefpenflifd). 
 
 PoUyTVOg, p6niw3g, PoUywlg, 
 p6riewig, 8. flatt tadpole, ^anlfrofd). 
 
 Pomme blancbe, p6m'-bllngsh, a. 
 ber weige iJIpfel, ein ®e»ai^« ber 95rairie* anb 
 ®ebirge im ©eflen, pbngefabr3>^ Sod im Um» 
 fang ; im (Sefi^macf glei^t e* einer meigen Sftiibe. 
 
 Pond, «. ber tieine ©ee- 
 
 Pony up, pJ'n^ftp, v. a. t Bejafelen. 
 
 Poor as Job's turkey, (©prl4».) 
 fo arm roic 3ob'* £rut^a^n ; poor as a church- 
 mouse, fo arm mie mogli^. 
 
 Pop, p3p, a. flatt papa, SBater. 
 
 Popped corn, pop'd k&rn, a. tiltx 
 parched corn, gebcrrter 2)lai*, fo genannt »on 
 bem fnacfernben ®eraaf(J>, weli^e* e* beim Dor- 
 ren mai^t. 
 
 Porgy, pir'gJ, ober Pangle, p4v'g4, 
 a. (inbian. scuppaug), ein gifi^ in ben SSaffern 
 pon N. E. k N. T. (Hi ijl fonberbar, bog man 
 iniV. T. bielcftte J^alfte be* inbianifdjen SJamen* 
 beibetalten, aabrenb man benfelben gifc^ in 
 SRbcbe«3«lanb rait ber erflen .^alfte scup be- 
 nennt. 
 
 Portmantle, pJrtmAn'tl, *. * flatt 
 portraantean, SBJantetfad. 
 
 Potty-baker, potti-bi'k&t, a. flatt 
 potter, ber SEcpfer, y. T. [tton, N. T. 
 
 Potty-baker's clay, a. ber liipfer- 
 
 Po-wer, a. a — of money, eine 9Jlaife ®elb. 
 
 Poiverful, adj. kadv. flatt great, very, 
 extremely, grog, febr, augerorbentWd) ; a — 
 sight of eatables, eine groge 9)?enge (Sgroaaren ; 
 a — good husband, ein oagerit gater 3)2ann. 
 
 PoMf-'wow, pou-wou', a. Bci ben 3nbla- 
 nern, ein ©tfcmaa* mit lanj anb ©rielen, ebe 
 fie in ben ^rieg geben, einen grogen 9iatb bat- 
 ten, ober etne allgcmcine Qagb anftcaen. OPclit.) 
 ©tne groge politifi^c Serfammliing, too »iel 
 8drm gcma^t anb nidjt* aa«gert(ttet icirb. 
 
 Pralrlllon, pri'rilyAng, a. bie Heine 
 5>rairie. 
 
 Prairie -bitters, prVri-blt'tirs, *. 
 ber yrairie-Sittcrtrnnf, eine SJlebtcin, bie aa* 
 Siiffelgalle anb ©affer bereitet mirb. 
 
 Pralrle-dog, a. (inbian. wistonwish) 
 ba« frairie-aSurmcltbier (Arctomys ludovi- 
 cianus) ; fie reerben avi) gophers genannt. 
 
 Predicate, prfd ek.Ate, v. a. to — on 
 ober upon, einen Sefdjiag aaf etma* griinben. 
 PrebapH, pri'hJps, * flatt perhaps, f 
 PieUeic^t. 
 
 Presidential, prJzz'd^n'shSl, adj. 
 $ra|ibenten — , ben 9)rofibentcn angebcnb, ibm 
 geborig; tlie — election, bie 9>rafibententofl^I. 
 
 RAI 
 
 Pretty considerable, » flatt toler- 
 ably, pretty well, jiemlii, jiemli^ gat. 
 
 Pre-rentatlve, prAvJn'tAtiv, f flatt 
 preventive, per^inberlicl;, bie Serbinberang*- 
 aJiagregel. 
 
 Prlntery, prin'tftri, a. bit Drndterel. 
 
 I*'oS» prog, a. t bie Sictnalien, ber 3>rp» 
 Piant. 
 
 Proper, adv. flott really, ttirlli*, feBr. 
 
 Pro-slavery, pr6-sU'vftr4, o<^". far 
 bie ©claserei. 
 
 Prospecting, prAs'pJktlng, v. ». tta3) 
 ©iei graben, Miss. 
 
 Protracted, a — meeting, eine iBer» 
 fammlang, n>tld)e mcbrere SEage bauert, iV. E. 
 
 Proud, priid, adj. flatt glad ; I should 
 be — , e* fcllte mii^ freaen. 
 
 Prox, prox, ober proxy, pr3k'8i, a. 
 bie fiifle ber jar SSafel porgefdjiagenen Sanbi- 
 baten, R.I. .^ier, in SRbobe-Selanb, fann man 
 fiir SBeamte barc^) einen ©tefloertreter (by 
 proxy) flimmen. — 3n fionnecticat bebentet 
 biefe* aSort ffiabl anb SDabltag. 
 
 Pucker, pSk'kftr, s. flatt fright; to be 
 in a — , bange fein, in SJerJegenbeit fein. 
 
 Pull, to — foot, t SBeinc matron, fdjneH 
 gcBen ; to — up stakes, ba« £ager abft^Iagen ; 
 (fig.) feine SJlobel eber bie iSaggage jam Um- 
 jietfen einpaden. 
 
 Puma, pi'mi, *. ber ncrbamerflanif(i« 
 9>antber, rcirb au6j cougar anb panther ge- 
 nannt ; e* ifl ba* grogte fa^enartige il^ier in 
 5dorbamerifa. 
 
 Puncheons, piin'shAns, a. pi. gefpal* 
 tene Saamflamme, bie aaf ber einen ©cite be* 
 baucn finb, Oa. 
 
 Pung, pflng, a. eine Silrt ©ilitten, S. E. 
 
 Puuk, pink, e. ba* 3iinberl;oIj, ber 
 geuerfc^reamm. [N. E, 
 
 Pupelo, pi'pilA, a. ber SIpfelbranntipcin, 
 
 Put, V. n. ■\ aasfra^en, aeglaafen. 
 
 Put, to stay, t in Drtnang bieiben. 
 
 Put-off, a. t ein SSormanb, am etrea* auf« 
 jnfdjieben. 
 
 Put out, V n. to , wegjicben, W. 
 
 Put, to — a person out, ^emanben irrt 
 mad)e>i> Permirren, in SSerlegenBeit bringen. 
 
 Q. 
 
 ^nahang, qu.ihiwg', cine STrt ©(Jat. 
 ftfdje (clams), N. E. [fc^njijren. 
 
 Q,uallfy, qwSl'efl, v. a. — to, etrea* be« 
 
 Q,ueer flsb, a , ein Sonterling. 
 
 QrUlll, a. bie ©pale, ein Heine* fftobr, »or» 
 aaf man ®arn jam X>arctfd)ag winbet. 
 
 Q,ullllng, quil'lkg, a. iai Siafmicfeln 
 pen obigem ®arn. 
 
 R. 
 
 Raft, rSft, a. bie gioge, aa* Saamc, bfc 
 fl^ jafatlig lo*reigen anb ivrii Untiefen in ib- 
 rem Caafe aafgebalten rcerben; balb baafen fie 
 fi(i an anb ma^en ben glag anfabrbor. (Sig.) 
 t eine groge 2rtaffe; a — of fellows, eine groge 
 Slnjabl Pon fierlen. 
 
 Raft, V. a. fliigen. 
 
 Rail, rAle, a. ba* Dncrbolj bei 3aanen. 
 
 Rail, V. n. to — it, aaf ber (Sifenbabn 
 reifen. [(Jifcnbabnroagen. 
 
 Rail -car, railroad -car, a. ber 
 
Fite, fir, fall, fit. M^, mh. Fine, fin. N\ taive, nir, git, i'.l, cliid. Tibe, tfib, fill, thin, THls. 1151 
 
 BAI 
 
 Raise, 9. to make a — , flatt to raise 
 money, ®{Ib iorgen. He was hard up yes- 
 terday, bttt he m^e a — , er tsar geflern in 
 ber 1>atfcte, aitr er (wt ®elb g'tofS'- 
 
 Raise, V. a. brau^t man flatt to grow, 
 to bring up, erjeugtn, erjieben, aufjieben ; I 
 was raised in Connecticut, f <4) wurbe in 
 (Sonnecticut erjcgen. They — lots of pigs in 
 Ohio, t im 8taatc Dbio futtert man ixtU 
 B4)ntittt auf. To — negroes, f ©tlasen auf- 
 iieben. 
 
 Raise, to — a bead, Stfofg (abcn ; we 
 did not — a bead, ti gelang unt nic^t. 
 
 Raise, to — one's bristles, f ^emanben 
 b5f( mai^tn. [rtn. 
 
 Rake, to — and scrape, {ufammen f(bar> 
 
 Raucho, rAn'tshJ, tint J^iittt »cn 9>fab- 
 (tn, mit ^aumjmeigtn obtr ©tro^ gebecft, in 
 fSinitt. 
 
 Ranchero, rintshA'ri, s. btr iBttDo^ntr 
 obi|)cr .^iitlen, ber mtiricanif^e Sautr. 
 
 Rancberla, riatshA'r^ ». btr Ort, 
 gttcftn, ba« 2)orf. 
 
 Rantankerons, rinting^&rAs, atif. 
 t bafftlbc wit cantankerous, fJrtitfii4tifl. 
 
 Rat, r4t, s. tin SucJbrurfergtfeCI, ber unter 
 btm son btr 9?U(tbru(ffr3eftHf(taft (printers' 
 union) ftftgcft^ttn 9?rtiffn arbtittt. 
 
 Rat, V. n. (©uctbrurf.) unttrm 5>rrift or- 
 (tittn; (1)oIit.) von tintr J)artt{ )ur anbtrn 
 Sbtrgtbtn. 
 
 Rave, rive, 8. iai eittt Stittnftiid an 
 tinem fflagen. 
 
 Raving distracted, % ^att stark 
 mad, gan) toll. 
 
 Real, a<Hf'. & adv. * real nice, fc^r nttt. 
 
 Reckon, v. n. eben fo n>it to calculate, 
 flatt to think, to believe, to suppose, btnfeit, 
 gfauben, sermutben. 
 
 Redemptloner, r^&mp'shftuAr, s. 
 diner btr fttne 3>affagt nai> ben 9?er. @taattn 
 h\iti) SIrbeit, nadibem tr bi(r angetommen ifl, 
 abbtjabft. 
 
 Red root, Dlotbwurjel, tin €trau4 in 
 btn $rairiei nabe bem Bdfengebirgt, son bem 
 man tin tbetiibnliiiti (Sttranf bertittt. 
 
 Removability, rimdvJbil'iti, 8. bit 
 mbfeebarfeit. 
 
 Renewedly, r4niiM'l^ adv. Son neu> 
 tm, tsiebtrbolt. [3Bitberbo(ung. 
 
 Repetitions, rlp^tlsh'ds, adf. soQ 
 
 Retlracy, ritl'rAsA, 8. iai binlangtidje 
 JPermiiaen, urn fi(t son ©eft^aften juriirfju- 
 jifbtn, N. T. 
 
 Retort! ve, ritir'tlv, o^/. a — answer, 
 tine ^ntnort, tsorin iPerdjulbigung mit !8e< 
 fifeultiigung sergclten nirb. 
 
 Reverent, rSv'ftri^nt, adj. J ftarf, tsit 
 — whiskey, flarler Sranntmein. 
 
 Ride, V. n. in (Snglanb, bebeutet auf einem 
 9>ftrfct obct einem anberen a^biert reiten; fur 
 ^abren fagt man to drive, ali : to drive in a 
 coach, in einer £utfd)e fabren ; in Slmerifa 
 fagt man inbe§ aui) to ride la a carriage, a 
 sleigh, u. f. ». 
 
 Ride, V. a. fJatt to carry, fabren, bringen, 
 to — a bale of goods, einen iBaOtn QJiiter fab- 
 rtn (bolen cber bringen). 
 
 Rights, to — , adv. to go to—, in Drb- 
 nung geben, lommen. [glettb. 
 
 Right a^vay, right ofl; adv. fo- 
 Rile, rile, v. a. f. roil. 
 
 SAV 
 
 Rising obcr — of, mcbr aU, rising of 
 a thousand, mebr aU Saufenb. 
 
 Risky, risTct-, adj. gefabrlic^. 
 
 Rlver-drlver, «. glijier, Siner ber bit 
 Saumjlamme ben glug binabfu(;rt, bamit fu 
 nt(bt auf Untiefen geratben. 
 
 Robe, rAbe, f. Buffalo robe. 
 
 Rock, rok, a. % flatt stone, btr ©tein. 
 
 Rock, 8. t ba» Stiicf ®e(b, 8. S. 
 
 Rock, v.a. mit ©feinen merfen. 
 
 Roil, rill, rile, »irb aui) rile gefcbrie- 
 ben; burd) Umriibrtn triibt maiden ; bofe ma- 
 (btn, aufbringen. 
 
 Roily, liVlk, rllA, a^f. oufgebro^t, bofe. 
 
 Rokeage, riVidje, ober yokeage, 
 yATiidje, a. gebBrrter, pulserijlrter unb mit 
 Biider sermiftbttr Maii. [wtOenfBrmifl. 
 
 Rolling, rMing, adj. (latt undulating. 
 
 Roping in, a. iai Setriigen. 
 
 Round, to come or get — cue, ^fntllt* 
 btn ttreai abfcbmeicbein, urn ttisai betritgtn. 
 
 Rowdy, rii'de, 8. btr SRaufbclb, ®(t»el. 
 gtr nitbriglier S(rt. Straienjungt. 
 
 Ro^vdylsm, ri&'deism, a. bit Stauftrti, 
 baj Setragen biefer 9iaufb«Ibe. 
 
 Row up, r6 Ap, V. a. SBorrciirfe maiden, 
 
 fitelttn ; to salt river, (Jolit.) man fagt 
 
 son finer gefdjlagenen S^artei: thoy must be 
 rowed up salt river, fit miiffen ben ®alj|Iu§ 
 binauf gerutert tserben. Salt river iH ein flei- 
 ner 3lu§ in Wentucfg, ber niijt aflein side 
 jtriimmungen bat, fonbtrn aui) soQer Untiefen 
 unb @anbbdnfe ii). 
 
 Ruinatious, rAin&'shAs, a^. * flatt 
 ruinous, serberblicj- 
 
 Run, r An, a. btr €4crj ; to get the — 
 upon one, 3«nianben ISf^erliib maiden. 
 
 Run, to — one's foce for a thing, feintn 
 Srtbit btnu(tn, tt»a« auf Sorg tr(alttn. 
 
 s. 
 
 Sabbaday, s&b'bidi, ftatt sabbath 
 day, ber @cnntag, N. S. 
 
 Sadylng, sliding, 8. iai Anicffen. 
 
 Safe, sdfo, a. bie eifernt ®elbfifit; the 
 salamander — , bit feuerfejie (Selbfifie. 
 
 Salat, sil'it, 8. fiatt lettuce, @alat. 
 
 Salt-lick, f. Lick. 
 
 Saltuvater vegetables, % 3[ufiern 
 unb anbere ©tbaltbiere, N. Y. 
 
 Samp, simp, 8. tint !Srt Srei Son nngt- 
 borrtem ^laii. 
 
 Sangaree, singdri', ber faftt 9ligu« ; 
 tr reirb son rotbem ©tin, auij son 9>orter unb 
 Site gema^t. 
 
 Sand-flea, tin Iltinei Bd)aUi)itt an ber 
 Siiftt son L. I. 
 
 Saphead, gipliid, 8. ber DummTot^f. 
 
 Sapsucker, sip'sAkfir, *. ber tteine 
 Saumbarfer, ®vt(bt. [Singema(ttc«. 
 
 Sarves, sSrvz, a. pi. Serb, flatt preserves, 
 
 Sass-tea, siss'-ti, ber Wbfub bei Saifa- 
 frafeJ. 
 
 Sauce, siwse, gttt>5bnlii$ s&s, «. Unser> 
 fi^amtbett, 3mpertinenj. 
 
 Sauce, V. a. to — , auif^elten, unser- 
 f(^amt fcin. [rence-JIuffe. 
 
 Sault, si, bitStromfdmeKen im ©t. ?ai»- 
 
 Savage as a meat-axe, fo bungrig 
 »ie ein 2Dolf. [tbenb. 
 
 Savagerous, s&'vidjArAs, at^.^f tai- 
 
 SER 
 
 Savez, sJ'vi, pber sabby, sibTaJ, we 
 — , we know (SJeger-Sngl.). 
 
 Saw, V. a. aufjieben, jum SSePen ^aben, 
 W. S. ; f(belten, Md. 
 
 StLwyer, siw'yAr, *. ©oger, bie son ben 
 Ufern be« a)Jifftffit)pi . unb SOJiffouri-gluffeJ 
 abgcriffeneniBoume; fie loerben son bem©trcm 
 tttggcfiibrt, inbem ibre Qmtiit tbeilrotife ani 
 bem aBaffer bersorfleben unb bie aBellcn fie auf 
 unb nieber fi^auteln, tsober ber ?lome sawyer; 
 fie finb ben Xtampfbottn ^ugetfi gefabrlicb ; fiebe 
 Snag. [bif(J)e (Eule, N. S. 
 
 Saw-whet, sJTiwSt, 8. bit ficine actt. 
 
 Say, si, a. f bie SRebe. [geijig- 
 
 Scaly, skili, adj. fnirftrig, Tnauferig, 
 
 Scala-wag, skll'Jwig, a. ber ^noufer. 
 
 Schuaps, shnips, a. ©eneser, ber 
 ©cbnap*. 
 
 School, skMl, 0. ftatt shoal, shile, ein 
 Scbmarm gifi^t. 
 
 School -Ma'am, skSdl'mSm, s. bie 
 e^uOcbrerin. 
 
 School-teacher, flatt schoolmaster, 
 8. ©djuflebrer. 
 
 Scrap-book, scrip-bSdk, ein !Bu$ )ur 
 Slufbetsabrung son ®ebi^ttn unb anbern ^Utti' 
 jiigen. 
 
 Scrapall, skrSp'Jl, s. ein ®emif(5 Son 
 SKai«, ijett unb anbern Ucbertleibfeln. 
 
 Scraps, skrSps, s.pl. ©(^maljgrieben. 
 
 Scratch, to come to the — , tin ®cfc(^t 
 nnfangen, fid; ni^t fiirdjten. 
 
 Screamer, skri'mfir, *. f ein grogtr 
 Sierfcfcrotigcr fieri, ein flatUi leb^afte* SUfab* 
 (Jen (a bouncing lass), W. S. 
 
 Screw^, 8kr66, *. ber ^naufcr, ^nlrfer 
 beim .^anbtl, ber ^artt STlenfcb, Slutfauger, 
 SBudjercr. 
 
 Screw, V. a. trbreffen ; to — a person 
 down, beim J^anbri ben nicbrigllen 5>rei« be* 
 bingen. 
 
 Scrimp, skrimp, adj. lurj, ju Oein, 
 
 Scrimp, 8. ber ®cljbalj, ber Snaufcr. 
 
 Scrimp, v.a. jufammenjicben, scrfiirjen; 
 — the pattern of a coat, einen Sflorf ju flein 
 ma4itn. 
 
 Scrouge, scriAdje, (ireiTcn, brangen. 
 
 Scrouger, scrift'djer, ein tiiibtiger ^erl, 
 ein flartca, Iu(lige« SWabeben. 
 
 Scrumptious, skrAmp'shAs, a^. scr« 
 borben son scrupulous, eigen, accurat. 
 
 Scup, skAp, *. eine 9Irt Sraffcn in 5leu» 
 gorf unb 9Jeu«ffinglanb (inb. shcup-pauog), 
 f. Paugy. 
 
 Scup, a. bie ©^aufel, N. T. 
 
 Scup, V. a. f^aufeln, K Y. 
 
 Scuss, skAs, adf. jlatt scarce, in ben 
 .^interrealbern ber W. S. 
 
 Searching, part. & adf. a — wind, 
 ein fdjarfer 5Binb. 
 
 Seawan, s4'w3n, a. f. 'Wampum. 
 
 See, * flatt saw, auc^ seen; I see (seen) 
 him yesterday. 
 
 See, I see how the cat Jumps, li^) febc, 
 ttk siel bit Ubr gefi^lagen bat. 
 
 See, to — the elepliant, in feittcn (Sr»ar« 
 tungen getaufrf)t merbeuj betrogen ttcrben, f?(^ 
 bie ginger serbrennen. (Jin Sankmann fijmmt 
 naij) ber ©tabt, gcbt in ein ©piclbau* unb scr» 
 liert fein ®elb; man fogt son ibm : he has 
 seen the elephant. [geben. 
 
 Serve up, v. a. ISi^ernc^ ma^en, fnii 
 
1152 
 
 Fite, fir, dU, fSt. M4, mlt. Fine, fin. Ifi, mSve, nir, g^t, o?l, doud. Tftbe, tnb, full. tWn, THis. 
 
 SET 
 
 Set, a dead — , Mm @|)(el, to make 
 — — at a person, tinen Sorter 6efprc(^encn 
 3)Ittn au«fu^ren, 32in«>ifctn 8« Sff^iia"* ; (Ps-) 
 ffitncn entfd)(oiTen unb »cn aUtn ©ettcn angrel- 
 
 fen ; at a young lady, eine junge Dame 
 
 «uf aOe mogfidje SIBeifc ju gcminnen fu^en. 
 
 Set-to, sIt-to', *. tai Soreit, bcr Jauft- 
 lampf; (pg.) bit I)elia«c, ber ©trett, bie Dis- 
 putation. 
 
 Settle, V. a. fine ©(i^ulb Jejal&Icn, — one's 
 hash, 3emanben beftrafen, i^n }u nid^te ma(^en. 
 
 Shakes, shikes, s. pi. t flatt fever and 
 ague, ba« talte gitbtr. 
 
 Shake, more than you can — a stick 
 at, % fe^r Diel ; in New York there are more 
 people than yon can — a stick at, in 9Jeu» 
 gorf gtbt e« eine ungebeure ajJenge SERenfc^en. 
 
 Shanty, shJn'ti, *. eine armfetigcJf'Utte. 
 
 Sharp set, adj. bungtig. 
 
 Sharp sticky he is after him ■with 
 a , er reifl ©cnugtbuung baben, W. S. 
 
 Shave, v. a. § aBe(ifeI ju bSbem 3ntercf« 
 fen, ol« c« gefe&magig i|l, biicontiren; SIBu^er 
 trciben. [DiScDnteur*. 
 
 Shaving-shop, s. § bai Somptoir be« 
 
 Shaver, shi'vftr, *. § ber Disccnteur, 
 fiBu^crer. [chicanery. 
 
 Shecoonery, shJk35'nfiri, s. J flatt 
 
 Shell out, 13. a. t bejablen, ®elb bcrgeben. 
 
 Sherrlvallles, sh5rr4v5nJs, s. SPcin- 
 fleiber jum JJeiten, bte an ben ©rittn jugefnopft 
 tterben, SRcitbofen. [benten. 
 
 Sheepskin, 8. % tai "BifUma ber Stu- 
 
 She-\v, sh5, flatt showed, jeigte. 
 
 Shin, shin, v. a. ®etb auf cincn ZaQ 
 torgcrt, urn fcine SBcc^fel cinjutcfen, N. Y. 
 
 Shinner, shln'nflr, s. Siner ber tagli(i) 
 lei feinen 53etannten berumlauft, urn @elb jur 
 ©ejabtung fciner fafligen SEBet^jfel ju bcrgen. 
 
 Shindy, shln'd J, s.-f ber farm, ba« ©clag. 
 
 Shine, shine, v. a. to — the deer, bai 
 JReb loirb im ©iibett oft bet SacfeQidjt gejagt ; bcr 
 Sager bat eine yfannc mit gcucr auf ber iinfen 
 ©gutter, roabrenb er ba« ®croebr in ber SRe^tcn 
 tragt, er ftbrt fit bann Tangfam um unb ftebt 
 am ©aume feineS ©(fatten* entlang, bcr burd) 
 ka< geuer in ber ??fanne entflebt, toenn ein SfJcb 
 ouf ©$uf meite iff, fo f(^einen bie beiben Slugen 
 ttie jtoei fcurige ^ugeln. 
 
 Shine, s. to take the — off one, Qeman- 
 ten iibertreifen, @incn auaflci^en. 
 
 Shine, 8. to take a — to a person, 3e- 
 manben lieb geioinnen; to cut a—, Sluffe^cn 
 inad)en. 
 
 Shiner, shl'nftr, s. ber SBeiffifcb, N. T. 
 
 Shingle, shlng'gl, 8. J ba« ©^iJb. 
 
 Shirk, shArk, v. a. to — from, betriigen, 
 fcurt^ ©etrug erbatten. 
 
 Shirting, shftr'tlng, ba« JU .^cwben be- 
 Pimmte M3ei§e SaumrooUenjeug. 
 
 Shoal, shole, v. n. fiij umbertreibcn. 
 
 Shoemake, shSS'mik, jlatt sumach 
 tree, bcr ©uma^. 
 
 Shoot ober Shute, shftSt, «. eine©$Idf» 
 Babn an bcr ©cite ber 93ergc, um ©aubolj unb 
 geuerbolj binabgleiten ju laffcn; e« gtbt bcren 
 tide am ^ubfon- unb an bem OTobaiof -glug. 
 3m SBeflen ifi e« cin luniidc^ oercngtc* giu§. 
 teet, um cine grB§crc 5Eicfc ju erlangcn. 3n Sa- 
 naba ill e« eine Sfeflc bes gluffc*, »o gclfcn bcn- 
 felben bcengen, unb er mit befJo grijgerer ©(^nel- 
 Ugfeit fliegt. 
 
 SLI 
 
 Shoot, to — one's grandmother ober 
 granny, J glaubcn etrea* entbedt ju baben, in- 
 bem man ficb taufcbtc. 
 
 Shooting iron, s. J ba« ©ibie§ge»ebr. 
 
 Shot In the neck, bctrunten, S. S. 
 
 Shote, shote, iai junge ©(%»ein, gcrfel; 
 ber gaulcnjcr. 
 
 Shuk, shfik, bie gritne ©4ale ber STOaH. 
 nuffe, bet jtaflanien u. f. ro., aud) bie J^iilfe son 
 Waii. Not worth shuks, feinen yfeffcrling 
 mertb- 
 
 Shut up, V. a. t iai anaul fatten. 
 
 Shy, shl, 8. to have a — at a person, 
 3<manben etttaa an;&an3en, auf Qemanbcn 
 jtitbeJn. [binn?crfen. 
 
 Shy, V. a. flatt to throw, to fling, werfen, 
 
 Shy, V. n. ^6}eu loerben (son 9>ferben). 
 
 Shy, to — around, berumgaffen. 
 
 Sick, as — as a horse, fo Jranf mit ein 
 J^unb. 
 
 Sight, 8. bie OTaffe, SWenge; a — of fine 
 things, cine SKcnge f*6ner ©adjen, If. &E. S. 
 
 Sight, *. bie ©trerfe S3cg«, bie man feben 
 fann, N. O. 
 
 Signalize, slg'nilize, v. a. flgnaliren. 
 
 Simon pnre, si'mftn pire, J bn« S(^te ; 
 
 this whi-skey is the fEal , biefer 5}rannt» 
 
 reein i(l c(J)t. 
 
 Siss, sis, 8. 9tnrebe an cin ftcincj SJIabi^cn. 
 
 Slsteru, sis'tftrn, 8. pi. Serb, flatt sis- 
 ters, ©(btoeflern. 
 
 Sizzle, slz'zl, V. n. jif^en (wcnn SDaffcr 
 in« geuer faflt). [bang. 
 
 Skary, ski'rJ, Skeary, skJ'ri, -f a^/. 
 
 Skeersonxe, skire'sflm, ruij. ^ijrtdlid). 
 
 Sketchily, sklt'shiU, adv. ffijjcnartig. 
 
 Skid, skid, cin ©djteifbrett jum %Btt\i)af' 
 fen be* .^ofjc*. [^v. E. 
 
 Skilts, skilt-s 8. pi. eine 3Irt !Pum*>bofen, 
 
 Skink, skink, v. a. (angclfaefef. scencan) 
 fi^enfcn, ausfdjciifen (!5ier unb SPranntrccin). 
 
 Skrlmmage, skrtm'midje, 8. flatt 
 skirmish, iai e(i)armii6el, @cfc(i)t, bie 5?Ian- 
 fcJei. 
 
 Skunk, skAnk, v. a. total f($Iagen. 
 
 Sky, to — a copper, flatt to toss up, head 
 or tail, cine aJJitnje in bie .^obe rcerfen, S3ilb 
 cbcr aWiinjc. 
 
 Slang -whanger, sling'<wing&r, cin 
 ))olitir(^cr @rD§pral;Icr, ber burc^ cine gemeine 
 ©Vrat^e fld> bei bcm S3o(!e beliebt ju macben 
 fucbt. 
 
 Slantendlcnlar, sldntludik'ulir, 
 ar^. fibroige. [tui^cn. 
 
 Slap-jacks, slip'-jiks, s. pi. ffann- 
 
 Slat, slit, 8. bie Satte. 
 
 Slat, V. a. ftatt to slash ; — about, berum- 
 ttierfen, bcrumfi^Iagen. 
 
 Sleep, sli^p, V. a. flatt accommodate, 
 provide with sleeping room. [glcdfijen. 
 
 Sleigh-bell, sli'-b?l, ba« ©djlitten- 
 
 Sleigh-ride, s. bie ©cblittenfabrt. 
 
 Slew, slbb, V. a. — round, (SJlar.) um 
 feine Sire roHcn, rcic cin Sag. 
 
 Slick up, V. a. -f berau«bu6en. 
 
 Slick as a Tvhistle, J (SpriibK).) fo 
 fd)6n rcie mSglicb. [gebenbe. 
 
 Slick as grease, Jt >*i« *«* sorbcr- 
 
 Slide, to let — , flatt to let go, Io«laffen, 
 gebcn laffcn, laufcn laffen. 
 
 Slimsey, allmih, adj. bunn lofc, xeeli) 
 (»on 3cug). 
 
 SNA 
 
 Sl*»Sr> sling, 8. ber fattc Orcg. Gin — , 
 ®cnc»er mitSucfer unb ©offer. 
 
 Slink, slink, s. ber ©^leitber, firtet^er. 
 
 Slinky, sllng'kj, adj. tiinne, mager. 
 
 Slipe, sllpe, *. flatt piece, ein ©tiidf ilBegJ 
 
 Slipper-down, ». J flatt hasty, pndd 
 ing, aRai«t)ubfcing, Conn. 
 
 Sliver, sli'vftr, to let — , f abfeucrn. 
 
 Slominack, sl6m'm4k, *.t bie ©iblam* 
 Vt, e*Iumpc. [loufen. 
 
 Slope, sl6pe, V. n. f burcbgcben, baoen* 
 
 Slump, si (imp, an apple — , tint 3lpftl« 
 paflctc ober lortc, N.E. 
 
 Slumpy, slim'pi, adj. fumppg. 
 
 Slung, slftng, part. A imp. oft jlatt 
 swung, gcf(b»ungen, fd)»ang«n. 
 
 Sluug-shot, slflng'shfit, *. eine SBafff, 
 teelibe aui einem turjen£bau beflcbt, morin an 
 jebem ®nbe eine SBIeifugcI befefligt ifl; ti toirb 
 Porjiiglid) son ben 9leu.?)crfer unb 5?bi(abcl- 
 pbter SJJaufboIbcn gcbraudjt. 
 
 Slush, si fish, s. itti tu(benfett, ber fctti 
 SJbfaa in bcr .Sii^e, am Sorb cine« Stbiffe*; 
 — ober slosh, ber f(^meljenbc ©(bnee in ten 
 ©tragen. 
 
 Slushy, slfish'shj, adj. the streets aro 
 slushy, bie ©tra§cn fmb mit ©$nee unb 2Baf» 
 fer, ober »cid)cm ©(femu^ bebecft. 
 
 Small fry, fUine iiinbcr, 9)erfonen son 
 fciner ffiidjtigfeit. 
 
 Small potatoes, he is very , ti 
 
 ifl nitbt «ie{ an ibm. 
 
 Smart, smdrt, adj. gcfditoinb, burtig, Ieb« 
 baft ; a — businessman, ein guter ®cf(baft»« 
 mann. 
 
 Smart chance, a flatt a good 
 
 deal, cine grc§e 9Wengc, retbt oiel. 
 
 Smart sprinkle, a , biefclbe SBe« 
 
 beutnng. 
 
 Smasher, smflsh'shSr, 8. irgenb ttrcai 
 ®ro§e«; a — of a fortune, ein ungebeure* 
 SBcrmogen 
 
 Smear case, smJirTcise, s. bcrOuarl, 
 geronncnc OTild), bie man auf ©rob flrcid)t. 
 
 Smack smooth, sm4k smMTH, fanb 
 rco ber SGDalb PiJCiig au«gercutct ijl. 
 
 Smoke, v. a. 3«manben entbeien, ber Hi) 
 Pcrbirgt. [felb. 
 
 Smooth, sm58tft, s. eine 2Dlefc, ein ®ra4« 
 
 Smoutcii, smSAtsh, v. a. betriigen, bc» 
 eintraibtigcn. 
 
 Smouze, smAAz, t. a. pernii^tctt, jer» 
 florcrt mit einem ©iblage. f 
 
 Smudge, smfldje, v. a. bie 3)?o«(iuito8 
 burd) SRaud) ocrtreiben. 
 
 Snag, sn&g, s. ein ^aum, bcffen SBurjel 
 in bem Soben be* 3fuffc« fleden. 9Wan pnbet 
 bfefe fcbr baufig im aWiffifilppi unb 9«ifTouri, 
 reo Pe ben DampfbBtcn fcbr gefa^irlifit Pnb; 
 f. Sawyer. 
 
 Snagged, snJg'd, »enn ein Dampfbcot 
 ouf cincn biefer Berfunfenen Soume geratbcn ift. 
 
 Snake-head, snike'-hJd, s. bcr auf 
 bcr Sifenbabn bersorflebcnbc ©(biencn. 
 
 Snake, v. n. toic eine ©cblange Irie^en, 
 W.S. 
 
 Snake out, v. a. JerauSjicben, fdbleifen. 
 
 Snap, snip, «. eine furje 3eit; a — of 
 cold weather, cine furje ^altc. 
 
 Snaps, snips, 8. bie tiirfifc^e SBo^ne, irel* 
 f(be SBobnc. 
 
 Snapped, snlp'd, adj. bftrnnfcn. 
 
Tite, fir, fall, fit. Mi, mit. Fine, fin. n4, mftve, nir, g6t, 6I1, cl6&d. T&be, tflb, fAll, thin, THis. 
 
 1153 
 
 SNA 
 
 Snapplng-tnrtle, snip'plng tftrtle, 
 line 9lrt 6*tlbfrcte. 
 
 Snarl, snJrl, s. fin inwiitUn gaben; 
 (Pa.) rine ©treiHflfeit. 
 
 Snatcli, snitsh, e. iat ^aflige Tlaljl. 
 
 Sneaking notion, bit ge^eime £leif, 
 Suneigung. 
 
 Snipper-snapper, 8nlp'p4r-8n4p'- 
 pftr, au(^ whipper-suapp«r, ». ber ©tufter, 
 &B(f(((ing. 
 
 Snippy, enfp'pi, a4f. lim^trUS). 
 
 Snoop, snMp, v. a. naf(^en. 
 
 Snooze, snftize, v. n. fc^tofen. 
 
 Snooze, s. in €4(af, iai ©djlfifctnt. 
 
 Snooxer, sndd'zflr, «. ber J^otelbieb. 
 
 Snort, 8n6rt, v. n. f (aut lac^tn. 
 
 Sno^rball, snATjil, «. btr ©(^ntttaH; 
 btr Slfgerjunge.J 
 
 Soak, sike, v. a. soUifl autbaiftn. 
 
 Soap-lock, sipe'-ldck, s. tint $flar- 
 (oif(, bit mit €tife gfatt gema^t; btc 9iauf' 
 bolbf In fltU'^cti unb Wlabflp^fa, »el( fit 
 biefe 2odtn tragen. 
 
 Socdolager, 8&kdiViij&T,8. bfrgif*. 
 
 tialtn mit jmei .^afen, btc (14) scrmitttlfl dner 
 
 8eb«r fd)Iicgen, fcbalb ber 8if(t anbtigt. — Dtr 
 
 Zobttftcg, ber entf(^eibenbe €(((ag. 
 
 Sociallsuk, B&'shiillsm, a. ber @ocia> 
 
 Socialist, s&'shilUst, 8. ber Socialffl. 
 
 Sock, V. a. ^emanben ben ^ut iiber ble 
 flugen f(^lagen. 
 
 Soft Doap, t. bie e^mel^etei, iai 
 &d)mel(te(n. 
 
 Soft-soap, V. a. fi^mei^efn. [ijtUi. 
 
 Soft sa^-der, soft sSd'ddr, *. g(J)mei. 
 
 Soft-safvder, v. a. f<j)meid)eln. 
 
 Some, fur somewhat, adv. tlteai. 
 
 Some pumpkins, 8&m pdrnplclns, 
 t ttmai fRtdDtii, (Sie^ti, iai @egent^ei( von 
 small potatoes. 
 
 Sontliron, s&TH'rfln, sontbemer, 
 s&TH'&rn&r, a. ber Sinnobner ber fublid^en 
 &aaten. 
 
 Sozxle, sSz'zl, a. bfe faule @<tIuin))L 
 
 Sozzle, V. n. berum foulcnjen. 
 
 Spack and applejees, spik iad 
 Ip'plejiiz, Sped unb iSepfel jufammen gefoefet. 
 
 Spake, sp&ke, fiatt spoke, fprd((. 
 
 Span, spin, v. n. son einer gorbe, Don 
 etner ffiro§e fein. The horses — well, bie 
 yfetbe pfltTen gut jufammen. 
 
 Span, spin, adv. fiir very, entirely, 
 ganj ; span new, ganj neu. 
 
 Spark, .sp3rk, v. n. to — It, ble ffcur 
 mad;en, freieii, roerben. [aujgeben. 
 
 Sparking, to go a—, auf'« ttourmai^en 
 
 Spat, spit, V. n. fid) janfen. 
 
 Spat, e. a. to — the hands, auf bJe J&Snbe 
 f*Ia3«n- [flen. 
 
 Spec, spik, a. not a — , ni4t im (Bering- 
 
 Spec, 8. Slbfiirjung son speculation, bie 
 ©peculation. [balten. 
 
 Speeckify, spi'tchifi, f v. n. SRcbcn 
 
 Spell, spil, *. bie SSBeile, bie arbeitijeit. 
 
 Spider, spl'd&r, a. bie 9)fannfu4)en. 
 jifflnne. 
 
 Spike team, a ein ®efpann son brei 
 ^ferben, ober jreei Ciifen unb einem f ferbe. 
 
 Spill, spil, *. ber 3ibibu«. 
 
 Splendiferous, splindlf flrfis, adj. 
 fJatt splendid, praAtig, berrli(^. 
 
 Eiiyl.-deiU. Wvrterbuch. I. 
 
 STA 
 
 Split, split, *. ba« ©palten, bie ©paltung 
 (3>olit.). 
 
 Split ticket, ein SBabljetteT, ben man 
 ni(tt ganj ftimmt, fonbern son bem man me^- 
 rere 3lamen aui^ttiijt unb anbjre binjufe^t. 
 
 Splurge, splilrge, v.n. (Ic^ bteit ma^cn, 
 fl^ ein SInfeben geben. 
 
 Splurge, *. bie grofe anflrengung, ber 
 Sarm, S. & W. 
 
 Spoils, s.pl. b. 1). the spoils of office, bie 
 SBeute ber 5)oIitifer. 
 Spook, spWk, 8. iai ®efpen|l. 
 Spooney, spSd'ni, ber bumme, alberne 
 SWenfi^, ber .^afenfu§. 
 
 Sport, spirt, v. a. bffentlii^ jeigen; she 
 sports a new bonnet, (ie tragi einen neuen 
 ■^ut, um ibn )u jeigen. 
 
 Sporting - liouse, «. flalt gambling- 
 house, ba« ©pielbau*. [fion. 
 Sportsman, *. ber BfitUr Son Jrofef- 
 Sposk, sp6sh, a. f. Slush. 
 Spotted trees, f. Blazed trees. 
 Spout, sp4it, V. n. SReben balten, bebat- 
 tiren, beclamiren. [Saufgelag. 
 Spree, sprii, a. ein frcblli^e* @elag. bae 
 Sprinkling, sprinkling, s. ein SDeuig; 
 there were a great many gentlemen and 
 a — of ladies, tt aaren feftr siele ^errcn ba 
 unb bier unb ba eine Xiame. 
 Spunk, spftnk, a. Drcifligfeit, SKut^ 
 Spunky, spflngTci, adj. breifl, tapfer, 
 mutbig- [unterfe^ig. 
 Squaddy, skwftd'di, adj. furj unb birf, 
 Squally, skwini, adj. (SKar.) winbig, 
 fturmifi^ ; It looks — , ein eturm i)i im 8In- 
 hH \ (ftg) ti toixi balb et»a« fe^en, ei nirb 
 Bant geben. 
 
 Squale, skwille, v. a. ttwat naljt am 
 Soben binwerfen. 
 
 Squat, skw3t, V. n. ^ij obne gefe^lii^e 
 Sefugnig auf noi) uncultisirte« £anb niebcr- 
 laffen. [jlebler. 
 
 Squatter, skwdt'tflr, *. einer bieferiiln- 
 Squcteague, skwi'tig, a. eine SIrt 
 ©eebarf(^, in y. Y. weakfish, ©d)«)a^fif(b, 
 genannt. 
 
 Sqniggle, skwlg'gle, v. n. f fli^ friim- 
 
 men aie ein 9al; (fig.) ttnai ju sermeiben 
 
 fu<J)en. [v. a. llettern. 
 
 Squirm, skwflrm, «. m, f f to squiggle, 
 
 Squirt, skwdrt, a. ber junge Jrablban*, 
 
 ©tujer. [ftueerif*. 
 
 Squlrtlsh, sk&r'tlsh, adj. prablerif^), 
 
 Staddle, stld'dl, a. bie Saume, bie man 
 
 beim $Iujreuten be» SEDalced fieben lagt. 
 
 Stag, stig, a. in ben ®ericfet«bi)fen Son 
 Sleu-gorf, (Jincr ber flet« bereit ift, fur @elb 
 ein Sllibi ju bemeifen. 
 
 Stag-dance, au($ bull-dance, a. f ein 
 £anj, no nur Wlanntr tanjen. 
 
 Stage, stidje, *. tai ©erujl unb ®ebaube, 
 mo bie jiabeljaue ober £to(ffifd)e gefijijft, gefpal- 
 ten unb gefaljen iserben. 
 Stage, V. n. mit ber 5?o(ltutfd)e reifen. 
 Stampede, slimpido', a. bie glmbt ber 
 Stbiere in ben 9.^rairie«; biefc ipirb gcnjijbnli^ 
 bur(b einen pliielicbcn Bijtttttn serurfacbt. 
 
 Stampede, v. a. serfi^eui^en, f tai sor> 
 
 bergebenbe SDort. [bauerbaft. 
 
 Stanckeous, stin'tshiils, adj. fiarf, 
 
 Stand in Uand, to , gejiemen, 
 
 gebtibren. 
 
 STU 
 
 standpoint, st^nd'pilnt, s. €tanb> 
 
 |>Hnft. [to the scratch. 
 
 Stand up to tke rack, f. to come 
 
 Stars, stirs, a. flatt stairs, stires, in 
 
 S. S. in N. E. [ben. 
 
 Stave off, stive tt, Ibinbalten, auff^ie- 
 
 Steal, stile, a. ber ®rtff, ber Stiel, N. E. 
 
 Stick, stlk, V. a. betriigen, iibersortbeilcn. 
 
 Stick-ckimney, ber Bon Stiiifen ge- 
 
 maiitt ©d)orn|leitt. 
 
 Sticker, stlk'fir, *. ber Saben^iiter, bie 
 unserfauflicbe SSaare. 
 Stickling, stlkTlng, genau, ceremonio*. 
 Stimulus, stlm'ilfts, *. ba« geiftige 
 ®etrant. 
 Stive, stive, v. a. t flauen. 
 Stiver, sti'vfir, v. n. bason laufcn. 
 Stool-pigeoning, st66l'-pldjAnlng, 
 ba« ffirpreffen son ®e(b, son 3>crfonen, bie in 
 a.'erba*t eine* SBerbrei^en* fieben, unter SBer- 
 fpreibung bicfelben nicfct anjugeben; man be< 
 f(6ulbigte friiber bie folijei in y. T., bag fie 
 fl4 biefe« S3ergeben« oft ju ©^ulben fommen 
 Ml- [if. r. 
 
 Stoop, 8tMp, a. ble ^anttrmi, SSorbaCc, 
 Store, to set— by, a. auf etma« siel 
 bnlfen, N. E. 
 
 Storekeeper, stAre'kiipAr, a. flatt 
 shopkeeper, ber Steinbanbler. 
 Store-pay, SJejablung in ffiaaren. 
 Stranger, 8. ber grembe; bie gerciibtt- 
 li^e Slnrebe im SSDeflen flatt Sir. 
 
 Streaked, striik'd. Streaky, strii'- 
 ki, adj. t to feel — , gur($t baben, serroirrt 
 fein. 
 
 Streak, v. a. to — it, t fo f4inea wit 
 mcgli(!b Iflufen. 
 
 Stretcher, strit'shdr, a. bie Siige, bie 
 Itcbertrcibung. 
 
 Stricken, alte« j>ar^. son to strike, an« 
 flatt struck ; this part of the bill is to be 
 stricken out, biefer SLbeil be« ®efe^»orfd)Iage« 
 foil auege(lri(ben werben. 
 
 Strike, strike, v. n. the printers have 
 struck, bie SPudibrucfer baben serreeigert ju 
 arbeiten ; they have struck for higher wages, 
 fie baben ju arbeiten serrecigcrt, uni bcbent 
 f obn JU befcmmen. 
 
 Strike, a bat Seraeigern ju arbeiten bi« 
 gemiife Sebinguiigen erfiiQt finb ; a general — , 
 eine aDgemeinc Sffieigerung, iso aDe 2KitgIiebcr 
 eine* .^anbtrerfa aufijoren ju arbeiten; to be 
 on a — , auf biefe SIrt feiern. 
 String, a. flatt whip, bie 9)eitfd)C. 
 String-beans, a. pi. tiirfifibe SSobnen. 
 Strong, adj. & adv. to go it — , etirai 
 mit 9ia(bbru(f betreiben, ina geug bineingeben, 
 im guten unb ftblcditen Sinn. 
 Stud, 8. ber ^engfl. 
 Stuffy, stftf fi, adj. argerri(^, miirrif*, 
 eigcnftnnig. 
 
 Stump, stAmp, V. a. berau«foi-bertt, ser- 
 wirren, mirr macben ; to be stumped, flerfcn 
 bleiben, ni(bt« ju errciebern ttiffen. 
 
 Stump, V. a. (9JcI.) ijffentli^e aOabfreben 
 batten; bci bicfen nimmt ber Sftebncr in neuen 
 Slnfieblungen feinen gJIag auf einem Saum- 
 (iumpf, mober biefe* SBcrt. 
 
 Stumper, stfim'ptir, a. eine Qa<i)t bie 
 ^opfbredjen serurfaebt, bie Scbisicrigfcit, ba« 
 ^inberni§. 
 
 Stump-orator, a. ber ©tumpfrebner, 
 ber pplitif(be SRebner. 
 
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 STU 
 
 Stnmp oratory, a. tie volttifc^c %ereti> 
 famfeit. 
 
 Stump speech, s. tint Dctt etnem 
 Saumftumpf ober ciitcr onbern ffirp^ung g'' 
 l^olttnc |)clitif(^e Stebc 
 
 Stump speaker, 3. Stner, ber foI6e 
 Sieben ^d(t. 
 
 Stumpage, stAm'pidje, s. bit ^ali' 
 fiebii^r, ble Summt, bie man fiir iat SHedjt, 
 J^olj ju fatten, beja^It. [tion. 
 
 Sturtlon, stdr'shftn, Berb. »on nastur- 
 
 Sncker, sfik'flr, s. tin ©ti(^elname fiir 
 tie ®inroo?)ner »on Satnoi«. 
 
 Sucker, s. ein JleuHng, ZUptl, W. S. ; 
 tier Saufer. 
 
 Suck in, V. a. betrttgen, iibert)ortf)etIen. 
 
 Sugar-orckard, eine 3(n)a^l ''Hijttn' 
 iaume, bie man in ben SDalbern fie^en Hit, 
 tim 3u(fer ju madden. 
 
 Sun-down, s. flatt son-set, ber ©on- 
 nen-Untergang. [mct)t. 
 
 Supa\vn, s&piwu', (inb.) itUi^ttt fDtatS* 
 
 S-vracklng, swik'lng, adj. grog, fiarf. 
 
 Swag, swig, s. bie Seute. 
 
 Swamp, I — it, int. iii fi^more. 
 
 S-vramp-pink, s. iai wilbe @ei2blatt 
 (Azalea viscosa). 
 
 Swan, V. n. f. Swamp. 
 
 Swanga, f. Buckra. 
 
 Sweep, sw44p, s. ber ^ebelboum, ttcmit 
 won ben Sinter au« bem Srunnen jiebt. 
 
 Sw^eet tooth, s. bai £e(fermau(. 
 
 Swingle-tail, swing gl-tile, eine Irt 
 .l&aifif*. 
 
 Swltchel, swh'shJl, ©irop unb ©affer, 
 jin ©etranf in N. E. 
 
 Sw^ote, sw6t, V. a. f^Iagen. 
 
 Sw^ot, 8w3t, 8. ber ©djiag. 
 
 T. 
 
 T, to suit to a — , ganj genau Daffen. 
 
 Tall-race, s. bei einer SBaffermiitle, ber 
 Zeii), ber ba« SSaffcr abfii^rt. 
 
 Take, to — the shine off, iibertreffen. 
 
 Talking-iron, a. % iai ®etvebr, bie 
 a3u*fe. 
 
 Tall, adj. mutftig, breift, taj»fer, ftarf ; fm 
 ©iibcn fiir 3ro§, ^errlti^, fd)Bn. 
 
 Tall, adv. f^cn, augercrbentliclj, fe^r. 
 
 Tantrums, tin'tr&ms, a. pi. she is in 
 her — , (ie ill jornig, bcfe, bei iibter Coune. 
 
 Tap, tip, V. a. ©tiefet ober ©i^ube mit 
 neuen Silbfogen serfeften; to be on one's — s, 
 immer ouf ben S3einen fcin. 
 
 Tarhoggin, tdrbSg'gin, a. ein leic^ter 
 ©^litten. 
 
 Tarnation, tirni'shfin, int. fiatt dam- 
 nation, serbammt, Serbommung. 
 
 Tarring and feathering, eine 
 9>crfon mit Zifttr U\lmijtn unb bann in gebern 
 rcHen ; eine geiBobnltdjc ©trofe tto iai Lynch 
 law au«geiibt mirb, f. Lynch law. 
 
 Tautaug, ti'ti, a. (inb) ein gifcb in ben 
 
 ©ereaffern son SR^obe-SsIanb; in 3leu.|)orI 
 
 nennt man ibn blackfish. [bem. 
 
 Tax, V. a. ^att to charge, beloften, fiir- 
 
 Teeter, tkh't&r, v. n. auf einem ©^au- 
 
 felbrette fd)aufetn; in Sngl. titter, tit'tdr.. 
 
 Teeter-tawter, tJi'tflr-tiw'tftr, a. 
 (in Sngl.) titter-totter, ba« ©i^auteln. 
 
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 Tee-total, tiiti'tll, ad}', ganj, gSnj- 
 
 lii) i society, eine (Sefettfciaft, bie gar 
 
 feine geifligen ®ctran!e trinft. 
 
 Tee-totaller, tiito'tillftr, *. giner 
 ber burc^au« ftine geiftigen ©etrante trinft 
 
 Tell, a. bie iRacferi^t, gewcbnli^ eine gute. 
 
 Tell, V. a. to — on, ftoM to tell of, son 
 Semanbem fpreijjen. 
 
 Tell, V. a. to — apart, unterf(^eiben. 
 
 Ten-pins, flatt ninepins, iai ^egelfpiel. 
 
 Tendsome, tiud's&m, adj. pflegbe' 
 biirftig. 
 
 Tend, v. a. jlait to attend, beltto^nen, 
 gegcnrearfig fein. 
 
 Thick, adj. flatt intimate, seriraut 
 
 Thick, 8. in the — of a crowd, in ber 
 aWitte einer SDIenge. 
 
 Thousand, like a — of brick, f mit 
 grc§er ©erealt ; and when she had finished 
 dancing, the house came down — , unb aU 
 fie au^getanjt ^atte, opplaubirte iai 3)ublifum, 
 ba§ iai ^aui jttterte. 
 
 Thundering, th&n'ddring, adj. a\i 
 adv. * febr, Sujerli. 
 
 Tickler, tik'l&r, s. ba« Serfallba^. 
 
 Tie, ti, a. a — vote, bie ©lei^f^eit ber 
 ©timmen. 
 
 Tiglut, the, adj. (ginanj) the money- 
 market is—, bn« ®clb ift fnapp; — betrwn- 
 ten ; it is a — match between them, jie (Inb 
 Son glei^er Starfe. 
 
 Tilt-up, tllt'-ftp, a. f. Peet-weet. 
 
 Tin, a. J ftatt money, ®etb. [!f. E. 
 
 Tinker, tinglcAr, a. bie tleine 3nafrele, 
 
 Tip over, V. a. umfii(i)en. 
 
 Tip up, 1;. a. auffanten. 
 
 Tit for tat, tit f6r tit, (@prt(!(».) teie 
 bu mir, fo icfe bir. 
 
 Titivate, tit'tivite, v. a. to — one's 
 self of, over, up, jid) anfleiben, ^erauipufen, 
 aufbonnern. 
 
 Titter, *. flott tetter, bie gieite. 
 
 Toddy, tod'di, *. (Srog son dcgnoc ober 
 Sum mit SCaifer unb Surfer. 
 
 Tottied, t6d diid, adj. etraat (etrunfen, 
 benebelt. 
 
 Toll, tole, V. a. ontorfen, scrteiten, W. S. 
 
 Tomahawk, t6m ihiwk, s. bie©treit- 
 ajrt ber ^nbianer ; to bury the — , bie ©treit- 
 ayt uergraben, b. 6. grieben madjen ; to dig up 
 — , ble geinbfcligteiten emeuern. 3n ber ^oli- 
 tif merben biefe 5lu«brude oft figiirlid) gebroud^t. 
 
 Tomcod, t^mltod, a. eine SIrt Storf- 
 fif4e; fie jlnb febr flein unb fceigen aut^ frost- 
 fish. 
 
 Tongs, tdngs, a. bie ^ait unb SeinKeiber 
 fiir itnaben, N. E. 
 
 Tootles, tSS'tiis, a. pi. (^inberfpr.) bie 
 gii§d»cn, f fbtdjen. 
 
 Topper, tSp'pftr, 8. % tlxoai ®rc§e«, 
 ^luge* u. f. ». [anmagenb. 
 
 Topping, tSp'plng, adj. flolj, fd^on, 
 
 Tote, tote, v. a. fiatt to carry, to drag, 
 tragen, fefcleppen, S. S. 
 
 Toter, stone — , a. ber ©teintrSger, ein 
 5if*, S. S. 
 
 Touch, titsh, a. no — to it, niiftt bamit 
 )U Dcrglei(^en. 
 
 Touch-me-not, a. ber gemc^nfif^e 
 9lamen fiir bie Salfamfiaube. 
 
 UPP 
 
 Tonse, toAze, ber £arm, iai ®ercte, @e> 
 
 prof)f. 
 
 Trail, trile, a. bie ©pur be« gEBiIbe«, ber 
 3nbianer; ber 95fab ber ^nbianer burefc bie 
 ffidlber. 
 
 Trail, u ■». not worth shucks to — , f 
 Pon teinem SRuJen, erbarmlid). ' [Can. 
 
 Train, trine, a. ber ©(^litien, bie ©*letfe, 
 
 Trainers, tri'nfirs, a. bie aJlilijfolbaten, 
 wenn fie erereiren. 
 
 Training-day, a. ber ©rercirtag. 
 
 Trampous, tr4m'p65z, v. n. f^Ienbern, 
 ge^en, morfc^iren. 
 
 Transmogrify, trlnsmSg'rif}, v. a. 
 % umwanbeln, oeranbern. 
 
 Traps, trips, a. pi. ®iiter, ^leiber, Sag. 
 gage, ®epd(f, ©a(^en. 
 
 Tree, u n. fi(^ auf einen ®aum pii*ten. 
 
 Tricky, trik'ki, adj. flatt trickish, 
 li|}ig, \i)\a\x, nii^t ju trauen. 
 
 Trimmings, trim'mlngs, a. pi. Srob 
 unb ©utter unb anbere ©ad)en jum S.6«e; 
 oisters and — , Slujlern mit 2Brob unb Sutter, 
 eingema^te ®urfen u. f. w. 
 
 Troll, trole, v. mit einer langen Slngef. 
 fi^nur fifteen, ndbrenb iai !Boot langfam fort" 
 gerubert nirb- 
 
 Truck, trftk, a. ^iid)engewo(^fe, 3eug; 
 in Qa. OTcbicin- [JKarren. 
 
 Truck, 8. ein jweiraberiger einfpannigcr 
 
 Truckage, trfik'idje, ber gubrlobn. 
 
 Truckman, *. ber gubrmann eine* jrcei" 
 rdberigen einfpdnnigen jiarrentf. 
 
 Tuck, tdk, V. a. to — on, aufjfiblen, 
 fd)Iagen ; — the price, eine 5Baare anfdjlagen, 
 boc^ anf^tagen. 
 
 Tuckahoe, tAkiho', 8. bie sirginifi^t 
 5triiffel (Luooperdon aolidu). 
 
 Tuckered out, tdk'Ar'd i&t, part. 
 flatt fiitigued, ermiibet, abgcmattet. 
 
 Tump, t&mp, V. a. iai gefdfoifene SESilb 
 bur(^ ben ilOalb ft^teppen. 
 
 Tumpline, titnp'lhi, a. iai ©tirnban^ 
 (jum Slragen be« @epdrf«). 
 
 Turn in, v. n. |iatt to go to bed, jU 
 Sette geben, fli^ fcfctofen legen. 
 
 T>vig, twig, V, a. bemerfen, perfteben. 
 
 Tivistical, twls'tikil, adj- frumm, 
 falf*. 
 
 u. 
 
 tTgly, flglJ, adj. ftatt ill tempered, bad, 
 itbettaunig, miirrifd), bbfe. 
 
 Ugly customer, an , ein f^Iim» 
 
 mer 95affagier. 
 
 Umbrella tree, ber gemeine ^amt fiir 
 bie TOagnoIia (Magnolia tripetala). 
 
 Unbeknown, fin'binone, adj. * flatt 
 unknown, unbefannt. 
 
 Uncle Sam, finlcl sim, a. ein ©4er)« 
 name fiir bie 9{egierung ber IDer. ©taaten. 
 
 Uncommon, adf- a\i adv. gebrau(^t 
 febr, bebeutenb, au§erorbentIi(^. 
 
 Unconscionable, dnk6n'shflnibl, 
 aZ^j. ali adv. gebraudjt, augerorbenttid), febr. 
 
 Upper crust, a. bie ^^rifiofratie, bie 
 ftijbere ©efettfcfeaft. 
 
 Upper ten, the , bie ^iibere ®efell» 
 
 fd)aft in ben grc§ca rtabtcn. 
 
 Upper story, % iai ©e^irn, ber itopf. 
 
rite, fir, fill, fSt. MJ, mJt. Fine, fin. Ni, mSve, nJr, git, ill, cliid. Tftbe, tfib, fAlI, t^in, THis. 
 
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 17p to the hub, hAb, fo ueit nit m5g« 
 Ud), bit an ben .^aU. 
 
 Up to sniifi', t to be , ben SRummel 
 
 Wtilefcen, gcrieben fein. 
 
 Up to trap, tiafTcKr 
 
 Upaet, flpset', s. iat Umwerfen. 
 
 Upset price, (ei ^uctionen, ter $re<i, 
 tBoju tie SGSaare audgtboten tstrb. 
 
 Use, v.a. ftatt frequent, befui^eit, (^Sgerf.) 
 the deer — this place, tai SDilb bcfu^t biefen 
 
 Use up, V. a. tnttiijlm, {erfloren; n- 
 ntiiben. 
 
 Used to could, * flatt used to be 
 able, rr fonntc fritter. 
 
 V. 
 
 Tacher, vi'tshAr, g. bcr Sieb^itt <n btn 
 $rairie«. 
 
 Vamos, vi'mSa, v. n. (fpan. Ia§t Utti 
 geben^ {icb aui itm 6taube maiden; burt^- 
 Seben. 
 
 Varmint, vir'mlnt, a. flatt vermin, 
 bo« Ungejiefer ; milbelbiere; ber 3nbianer. 
 
 Test, Tfist, 8. bie iEQefle; in Snglanb 
 Jraudjt mott waistcoat. 
 
 Veto, vi'to, v.a. ba< S?er»erfun8«re4t ; 
 — a bill, einen (Sefe^sorfi^Iag seriBerfen, feine 
 Suflimmung Bermeisern. 
 
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 IVahble, «. n. fc^na^en, gut reben, S. S. 
 
 'Walk, v.a. to — the chalk, flerabe flebeii, 
 «uf einem mit Itreibe gcmttcbten Stride geben. 
 
 IValk, V. n. to — into, iiber Cincn ((St- 
 nat) berfaden, beflegen, iiberliflen, anfaden. 
 
 IValklng ticket, w^alklng pa- 
 pers, berSlbf4lfb; to get one's , frinen 
 
 Slbfd)ieb befommen. 
 
 IVallop, wAridp, priigeln, Wlagen, 
 turd;b>>u(n. 
 
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 Walt, w6lt, adj. (aJIar.) flatt crank; not 
 in good trim, {rant, ffienn ber IBadafl ni4)t 
 gut geflauet ifl. 
 
 IVamble-cropped, wim'bl-kr6pt, 
 fibel, (fig.) etenb, N. E. 
 
 IVangan, wing'gln, e. (inbian.) ba« 
 $ro»iantbo»t, Me. ■ 
 
 "Ways, flatt way ; * it is only a little 
 ways, flatt way, ti ifl nur eine Heine Sntfer- 
 nung ; there is no two — about it, e* leibet 
 fetnen Sterifel. 
 
 IVeather-breeder, wjTH'flr-bri'- 
 dir, 8. tin regenfd)»angerer J^immel. 
 
 Weed, wAAd, s. J flatt tobacco, bcr 
 Zabal. 
 
 Weedy --weedy, wiJ d4 wii'di, a. 
 Ant fpinatarttge 9)flanje in ©efltiitiien. 
 
 Well to do, in guten Umflanben. 
 
 Well to live, genug ju Icben. 
 
 .Whaling, hwiaing, *. bie Jriigel. 
 
 W^haler, hwi'ldr, e. ein groicr »ier« 
 fi^rctiger jterl. 
 
 ■Whap over, hw3p i'vftr, «. a. urn- 
 nenben, N. E. 
 
 V^happer, -whopper, hwdp'pfir, a. 
 ttnai febr (Srof eS ; a whapper of a fish, ein 
 ungebeurer gifcj. 
 
 "Whapplng, hwdp'plng, febr gro§. 
 
 "Wharves, hwSrv'z, flatt wharfs, 
 hwdrfz ; ber 9Mural biefeg 2Dorte« ifl in (ing- 
 tanb reg(Ima§ig. 
 
 What-not, hwSt'n^t, ein ©eflell im 
 ®efe£lf(iaft»jinimer, ttorauf man Heine Sttt- 
 tucn, 9>orieaan unb anbere Seltenbeiten legt, 
 (franj. 6tagfere). 
 
 What's -what, to know , Sefc^eib 
 
 milTen, gerieben fein. 
 
 Wheal, hwi^l, «. n. auff^teellen. 
 
 "Wheel-horse, hweel'-hirs, J ein »er« 
 trauter greiinb, W. S. 
 
 "While, hwile, adv. flatt till, bl«. 
 
 "Whole, made out of — cloth, cint totale 
 Unma^r^eit, ^iigt 
 
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 W^hole heap, »ielc, mebrere, eine SDlcngc, 
 S. & W. S. 
 
 "Wicket, wik'?t, eine »cn Saumameigen 
 gemad)ic ^iittc; bie ^cljfaHer bebicnen ftd> 
 beren, Me. 
 
 "Wide avrake, adf. ganj mail, »crbe» 
 reitet. 
 
 Wisf-wam, w^wim, s. bie infcianifdje 
 §ii(te, eine iilrt 3e(t, son geflen gemac^t. 
 
 Wild-cat bank, notes, f(^led)te 
 
 Santnoten, W. 8. 
 
 Wind lip, V. a. a person, ^eman' 
 
 ben in ber 2)etatte »erni(iten. 
 
 "Winkle -hawk, wlngTtl hiwk, a. 
 ber gjig in SEud) in ®eflalt eincS L'«. 
 
 "Wire-pullers, wh-e'piillfirs, s. I)rabt' 
 jieber, (%oUt.) bie JfJanfcfcbmiebe, bie im ®e- 
 tieimen bie politife^en ^ntriguen leitcn. 
 
 "Witness trees, wit'nes trlh, ge« 
 f(^atte Saume, urn bie einjelnen Duabratmeilen 
 in unbercobnten STbeiten anjujeigen. 
 
 "Wooding^ -place, s. flalf, »o bie 
 Dampfbote unb Socomctise fid) mit Jpolj »cr« 
 feben. 
 
 "W^orm-fence, a. ber Qann, ber im 3i«f. 
 jad lauft. 
 
 "Wrath, like all — , ^eftig, jornfg, S. S. 
 
 "Wrinkle, rlngTcl, s. eine neue 3bce. 
 
 "Wrapper, rippftr, a. ber ©(^lafrocf, 
 ba0 aeite -^au^fleib. 
 
 Y. 
 
 Tark, ySrk, v. a. rurfen, fli)§cn, fc^uppen. 
 
 Yari^ yirn, s. bie ®ef(bi*te, {Wlax.) to 
 spin a long yarn, eine lottfle ®efd)i(tte er« 
 ioibien. 
 
 "Vou don't ! int. flott yon don't say so 1 
 ni(6t mbglit^! 
 
 Ifoung democracy, (.Barnburners. 
 
 Yoiirn, y6Srn, pr. * flatt yours, ber, bie, 
 bai 3()rige. 
 
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